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SPI VOL.1. SPRINGFIELD, MAY 19,1870, NO. 15; THE SPRINGFIELD LEADER. PUBLISHED DAIXT AND WEEKLY tt i 1. O.

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Tho daily will be delivered every morning at twenty cenU a week, or eight dollars per year. Person on the line of the railroad can got it of the train boy. j-i- TO FRITTERS. We bare two food printing presses in this office which we offer fur aalo, because they are not largo or rapid fnougb for our demand. One in HI.

EonK Jobber, only been In use. twelve month. In per fect order, size 20 by 18 inches insiJe of, "bases. The oiher a UMHblnKton Hand Fma, double mpr-rroyal, almost new and in good condition. Address i.RAr.ii orrit-K, Wprlnnl, Ma, THE NEWS.

Alra. Jcflerton Davit Is traveling in Kraut. DaataeulaCbleagolsunUHiiany brltk. Saw York hs had severe eua.trokea. -e Tli.

Adaru xproe Company was -thirty yean old la tve-laeeuay, The houts yu.tenlay tllpoeI of nla pages ol tho naval appropriation bill. The eootart-Hl seat the Eighth Caogros-aloaal diatrlct of South Carollua la to ha given to carpet-bagger Wallace. The senate bad ayald under ootuiUerutloa the Sumner blU to enforce the amendment. A New York court send. Shrlnsuad Scbroef-fol to twenty yean' lmprlwaaaent for violating a girl four yean old.

Jolto T. Dunn Just disappeared from Trcn ton, is aald to be a defaulter to the amount of 16,000, Shoo Fly" haa been Introduced In Loudon hy the ChriKty Mln-treta, and tin Loudon r.w condescends to notloe it la conuueuda. tory terms. The Chlcags baa bailer have returned from their Southern-trip. JJurlng thlr aliwnoe they were the winners in many games in which Iboy played.

The registration at Rlelimond, cloned Tuesday, showing a white majority Ax hundred and eighty. The blacks led at the last rtghtrallon Edward Burlliignme, son of the late Minister, is going to look after Us San TrttWeo property purchased by ate Dither there ftmr years ago, and which Califoralaui decUr Is In the Methodlrt Conference, at Messphls. the uuvtUon of removing the Book Concern wan diacUMed snd referred to a special inlltee of nine. A resolution was adopted indorsing the previous Conference with, refer- rnce to Biblical chain in connection with ax- i-ftlng Xetkodist colleges as the best mesas of training yoang preacheTs, senator inurman made another vig orous protest against the iniquitous lath enforcement bill yesterday A victim of the lale collision ha sued tli Pacific Railroad company for (10,000 damages. Should all those who sustained injuries, and the Iclative of those killed in the accident obtain judg ments for a like ammounl it wonld be very apt to effect the value of Pacific I J-Br Thi result of the New York judicial "eloction, Tuesday exceeded the ei pectaliona of the moat sanguine.

Tbi latest returns swell the Democratic majority in the State to at least 75,000. The triumph is in short overwhelming, The Radical proa raises its accustomed how) about fraud in the city! which of course was to be expected, but ha nothing to say of the uniform gains of the Democracy in tho rural districts, which give Church 63,000 ajority for Chief Justice. The Empire State ha founded the. key note of the full elections. May like results be oundod all alonz the liue.

LATE II NEW YORK ELEO The Indian Commission in Session. A CharacterlBUo Letter from General TOI JUDICIAL ELECTION-. New York, May 18. Total vote of the city yesterday waa for Church 8el-don 22,186. Brooklyn Eire about 9,000 Democratic majority on the State ticket and electa a Democratic oily ticket by bctweon 6,000 aod 7.000 Buffalo give Church 1,194 majority.

and Troy 1,761. The indication are that the Democratic majority in the Bute will exceed 70,000. Tho total vote is compara tively light TUX PRESS 09t Till RESULT. The World of this morning ssy: The judiciary eloction in the State yeeUrday resulted in an overwhelming Democratic triumph. The gains of the democracy are uniform from all parts of the State and the coo try returns are especially gratifying Th estimated majority for Church, Democrat, for Chief Judge in the Slate is 53,000.

The Democratic majority in this oity is 60,000. All the Democratic candidate for judge) of Common Pleas and Marine Court, together with those for Aldormen and assistant Aldormen, are elected in Brooklyn. The regular Dem oc ratio ticket lor city udge is successful over the coalition ticket The election passed off very quietly. Negroes voted without molestation except in on or two isolated case in tho lower wards. Several negroes were arrested for repealing.

Tb Sun says the election was a farce, and the Tribuot comments chiractcristi eally upon the roeult- MORI OFChAZY MCrARLAND. Mrs, K.C. Stanton delivered sn address at Apollo Hall yesterday before a large gathering ol ladies, in which she ventilated very fully her', views of the Macfarland ease, isieanor lurk read a petition to Governor Hoffman askiug him have Macfarland caught and placed in a fanatic asylom. The meeting adopted it with ea- tbusiasm TP aOEOSIS EESOIXTIOXg, Tendering'eympathy to Mrs. Macfarland and approving of the conduct of the late A.

D. Richardson, Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Robert Dalo Owen, Mies Phoebe Coniias and Miss Catharine Beeoher also made speoches. The latter advocated th rather than the divorce of unhappily married people in order to prevent a man who baa destroyed the happincsa of one woman from ever having aa opportunity to repeat such conduct.

A fire at 273 Cherry street, occupied by a charcoal grinding eompany, burnod last night. Los insured. At a meeting of the United State In dian Commission to-day; letter were read from Secretary Cox iudoreing their policy, and from General Sherman disapproving such movements, and saying the real que' tion could only be discussed whore Indian are, and if they wbuld adjourn to Fort Sully or Fort Rice he would be strongly inclined to attend the meeting. The letter occasioned much be'mg re- garded as asaeer at the commission. A committee wa appointed to prepare pe cific plans of treatment of the Indian question for presentation to Congress.

The Bis; IIr Esdltlani a Flaile. Omaha, May la The Big Horn exp dition, about which so much has been said, proves to be a decided fizsle. Dis patches have to-day boon received at mil itary headquarter! in this city, stating that the recent order prescribing the expedition had been received and complied with, and that as a matter of fact there waa no necessity for any inch order, be. cause the expedition would never have started. There were less than two bun.

dred men ready to start, and the enter prise had been virtually abandoned be fore the order was received. -WHEELING, WEST VA. abMkiae; Mar4e Th ciatlp uuwiiMii.a. Wbkluio, W. V.

May old man named Edward West, residing near Weston, in this Stato, waa horribly murdored a few days since, and his body (eft in a field where the bogs -had- dincov ered and eaten it. The old gentleman cultivated a small farm and had consider able means, all of which the murderer iccured. The Dcmocratio Convention rcasscm bice in Cbarlciton.tbe capital of the State. WASHINGTON, Tha Hew Oraraia Bill Tho fFlrlAVHafX. bm inMwiiM.1 neller le Iinla Troaty be InmM.

Hmth-m lanalM of laelUM BBIOHTN1NO PR03Prrs FOBGBOlllilA. Washington, May 18. The bill just agreed upon by the Reoonstrnotion Committee for the admission of Georgia is reported to' the Boose. Gen. Farnaworth intends to offer a substitute providing for the immediate admission of the Stato, and declaring that this aot shall not be oon-(trued so as to prohibit the people of Georgia from electing a now Legislature next fall.

This is substantially the. Bing-' ham amendment, and will be supported by many Republicans and by all of the Dem- ocrata in the 1 1 ohm. i THKJCIHCUL IMPEACHMENT MATTER. I The presentation of two petitions by Mr. Julian to-day looking' toward the impeachment of Justice Field of the Supreme, and Judge Hoffman of the United States District Court of California, was a matter of general surprise.

The request was to have the Judiciary Committee examine certain Gold Land cases in Califor nia, on each of which it is alleged Urge sums of money wore used to secure a de cision. The matter is not very well understood here, but seems to spring from complications of long standing on the Pacific coast. THE SAN DOMINOO TREATY. As soon as Secretary Fish returns to Washington the President will communi cate to th Senate sundry amendments to th San Domingo treaty in order to avoid th objection made to it by Scnatorsin its present form. RAILROAD INVASIONS 07 INDIAN TER RITORY.

The Secretary of the Interior heard ar guments to-day, relative to the right of Railroad companies to run their tracks through the Indian Territory. A LEGAL ASSAULT. Jodre Fisher was assaulted by Ja. II. Bradley to-day, and struck a heavy blow with a cane.

Fisher tripped Bradley and both fell to the pavement Noithcr seri ously hart. FOREIGN. Ail a i ait oftae riabtacite Vat. The corps Icgislatif met to-day and proceeded to count and verify the vote on the plebtscttum. When the vote was de clared members of both centers and of the right received the announcement with shout of "vivo le Julos Si mon approached the tribunal, and endeavored to make some observations, but the chamber refused to bear.

Simon then submitted an interpolation of the manner in which the election had been con ducted, and took his seat- Th chamber separated, and with repeated cries of 'vivo le Emperor" from the majority. rraae. Paris, May iaTha Marseillaise Lav ing appeared this morning a usual, waa promptly seised, as judgment; of the court took effect immediately. The Consti-tutionale, the semi-official organ, demands the vetting aside of tho banishment of Cerenusche, the Italian banker, on the ground that the Government can now af ford to be generous. Th writer also calls attention to the signal service formerly rendered by Cerenusche.

reat Britain. London, May la Th third race be tween the yachts Sappho and Cambria was won by the Sarpho. -BOSTON. Alleireel Eaatwaalemeat The Eight near Boston, May 18. Nathaniel Gale.many years olork and naval officer, is charged with defrauding the Government of (6,000 in gold in the collodion of invoice duties.

A merchant' clerk 1 charged as his accomplice. The clerk' nam is LTibbard, Both bav been arrested. In the Eight Hour Leagno Convention held to-day," Wendell Phillips presented resolution in favor of shortening tho hour of, labor. A letter was read from Gerritt Smith lympathisiog with tho mover raent and Stephens and Foster spoke in opposition. He wanted the 'privilege of working as many hour a he pleased, Among the speaker tho favor the.

movement were Julia Ward HowV 'Wm. Channing, Wendell Phillips, and Mrs. Livcrmore. HAVANA. A BaefexUwa by the Bwanlaa AwiawrlUea Havana, May 18.

Captain General DeRodas has revoked his late ordor com. pelting person going to the United States to give security of 3,000 dollars that they will not engage in a conspiracy against the epanub government in Cuba, ST. LOUIS. The eraa l4a; of tM rltnwa-rie. Ma ennn-TB.

i-ine kim nana jr a Vtrtlut ana Late C'alllalon Mo- 8r. Locia, May 18. The annual elec tion of officers of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow was held lost night, with the following result Grand Master, Edward Wilkorson, St Louis; Deputy Grand Master, C. R. Mansur, Chillicothc; Grand Warden, L.

T. Minturn, fet Joseph; Grand Socretary. E. M. Sloan, St Louie; Grand Treasurer, W.

II, Thompson, St Louis; Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge of tho United States, to be held at Baltimore next September, R. J. Wise, St Joseph. INDICTED, The Grand Jury has presented four in dictments, two for grand larceny, one for forgery and one for false pretences against Adnlph E. K.

Keorger. Wilson Lythe one of the wounded by the collision on the Pacific railroad Thurs day lost, Las sued the company for (10,000 damages. The Grand ury has found a bill against the late defaulting city Treasurer M. E. Husisky for embeislcment.

GH1CAG0. Fatal Caaa at Jenlonxy-Trop Proapecto In Central Illlnala. Chicago, May 13. At St Paul last evening Mrs. Elizabeth Ilath called on Miss Josie Butb, and requested to see her privately.

They eutered an adjoining room, whoa Mrs. Hatch turned the key of the door, drew a pistol and shot Miss Bush through the lungs, inflicting I wound from which she cannot reoorer Mrs. Hatch immediately ran from the house, exclaiming, "Send for the doctpr quick; I did not intend to kill ber, but myself." Sbo gave herself up. The quarrel arose from jealousy. The Illinois Central Railroad depot and freight house, the principal business block of the town, and a grain elevator, at wore burned last night.

Loss not stated. Advices from the counties of Wood ford, Stark, Fulton, Knox, Peoria. Hen ry, LaSalle and Grundy, Illinois, say that the prospect of erops was never better Everything is full three weeks ahead. A large breadth of corn has been planted, and most of it is already up, and some ready for the cultivators. The Western Institute of Homeopathy will byld its annual session in this city to-morroV and pext day, DENVER.

Th Kanaaa Parifle Itoari tfc be Pratctd aaaluat Indiana. Denver, Colorado, May 18. General Woods has been placed in charge of the Kansas Pacific Railroad line from Fort Wallace to Denver. He will station him self at the best point to overlook it. Ha has four companies of cavalry, three of infautry, and garrisons fort Wallace, Lyon and Ho is instructed on no account to let grading be suspended for want of protection to the workmen.

CAIR0t ILL ateambaat Dlaaater on the Cumberland Cairo, May 18. The Cincinnati and Nashville packet Robert Moore, struck a log at one o'clock this morning at Cum norland Ialaud, and suuk in two minutes. The boat is a total loss. Tho oargo will probably be saved, 'in a damaged condition. Trutec'n Sale of ItenI Itotate.

WUFHRAS, Jam Long did on the Sth ituy of M.ttIi. lw, hy hi. wrfllTh dwd ef trim nl recorded tn the oltlce of the clerk end ex-cfllrto ro. eorder of Greene oounty, tilet ol Mieeotiri, In honk pme rente? in ne nn'lereiirned Iruxtee Hie following deeertbi'd irarte of lend iitf and heme in Ureene couuly, Stele of MiMOurt tliatia lo the nun iui n'. ooe ol III.

Doruiwepi iratllionfll quarter of eenilon and al lot No. four, except ta aerae off of the eeet end ol the northee.t fruo. tonal quarter of eeeiion five, lownahip Iwonlr.Hine, ranffe lwil-one weet; ami elio wet half of one of the nortfiweat ftaotionel- qaerter, eerrion Te, townaliip twenty-nine, renin twenty-one weet which conreTanoa wne In tni.t to eecure aoertain note gnen to Joha T. Bmith for ll.tou, dnted Merch eth, 18GQ, and due fonr month after date end wh.reaa tt i provided la eeul deed of truat, that If md note net (mid, the deed of tmet mny be enforoed end anid property aold to ryr wid note and interest due and nnpuil; end whereae the note ie pal due end umwi.l; Kow tlierelora at the reqiMi 'of Jdin T. Bmiih, the holder of anid note, ti in pursuance of the power vented iii me hy uid dead of truat, the undereigaed truetee, w'H on i THURSDAY, THE TH fAY OP JUNE, 18704 between the bnnre of II o'clock, i.

a. nnd o'clooki a. of that day, at the Court Honee d.or in Snrinit. Held, Qreeneeonnty. Htnteof Miaeonri, rirooeed to eell th.

alwradeaoriheil properly at nut.fic vendue, tothehitfUeet bidder for eikeh, to natlafjr aatddubtaad expenaea of exeeulinatliia truat. dlS-wiit W. BoRNBEAK, l-wfee. Eor fSalelln roryhe, Mlourl, A DRtTO STORE. A Paylna Raalneaa la a rompetent Han.

THE proprietor it! aril one-half ef th. entire en. lebliahment. For portlcuhra cell oh ar IMtJ Mo. PATTERSON, N.

J. Merloma Accident an the Delaware. Lark- awanna A catena Patterson, May 18. An acci dent occurred on the branch of tho Dela ware, Lackawanna Western Railroad, in course of constriction, near Mend Basin, this afternoon, by which Severn I persons, employe of the eompany, were injured and two killed. A construction train wo crossing a long trestle work over the Sequamao river, when the tim ber gave way and the train was precipitated below.

NEW DOMINION. Kanlt Me. Marie Opened to the tag Hub fleet, Toronto, April 18. The Daily Tele graph of this morning says: We aro 1 pleased to announce that the Washington Government ha issued instructions the our ships shall be allowed to pass through Sanlt Ste. Marie canal with all their cargoes, except munitions of war.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE Insurance OOaiPAY OF NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. Organized 1845. ASSETS, $20,000,000 LOSSES PAID OVER, $8,250,003 DIVIDENDS PAID OVER, 1 1,000,000 No Stock to Eat up Profits PURELY MUTUAL I All lite Earniutrft bclons; to the Artsnredl- Expenses Less than any other Come pany In the United States I THE BEST COMPANY IN WHICH TO INSURE I FOWLER efc HOUSE, State Agon 208 Olive Street, St. Louis C. C.

DAWSON, Local Agent, PptingfleM, 7 I HALF A MILLION POTJJSTDS WOOL WANTED Highest Caiih I3iico roa all grades. Wawill Exchange Wool Goods FOR WOOL. I. H. RICIIARDS tfcCo.

Booth Street, tNext door to Pot Ortice!) dllm BPKIXOFIKLI'. ALUAKLi; FARMS FOR S.ll.K i -IN- TANEY COUNTY' nntlE old Faapyi Tnrm. Ailioinir.a Fnr.ytlhrS A laev rouaiv. wiih iwe lrpe iii'idc et. l.

a Kooil dwelling, feim and onihouere, Isf, eoliivatioa.aiiilMoaeree la all, Ji- ie rich Wl river botto AlMi.aivenlmherfeinie.S to mil. a from Kor vihe.w tl ved, ail) tm eoM en ie riemy el howI imiivr within I'SVlfi n. riMPp, dl-m Of AJtKO XAi.Spi.uaUJpldo..