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The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

HE PRINCE OF WALES LOSES HIS HEART
HE CALLS TO SEE LADY AT HER FA-
THEIRS HoUsE.-From the Philadelphia
Press we learn that the Prince of Wales
behaved like good boy in that city, writ
ing ietter-it took him two hours to fin-
ish ito his mother, while he was in the
Quaker City He has also kept private
journal during his tour. But he is only
mortal after all. Speaking of his attend
ance at the Philadelphia Academy of Mu-
sic. the Press says:
" Vague stories have been told Of the
young Baron's attachments in this country.
The latest of these finds its scene in this
city. WHY the Prince moved from his
magnilicen:: quarters in the private box to
the balcony centre was not understood. 1t
was speculated upon to considerable ex-
tent as a singular and somewhat erratic
whim. 1t is now said that there was an
lady in the case, and as follows:
Miss S., superbly attired and very beau
tiful. had taken q balcony seat, not far dis
tant from the centre of the tier. When
Albert Edward came in, she was the first
to rise to the thrill of "God Save the
Queen" and scarcely had the chorus sunk
and the curtain fell, before her glass was
leveled at his young Highness. So con.
tinued. indeed, were her attentions that the
Prince was attracted, and to be attracted
toward Miss s., was to be infatuated
'Thenccforth in every pause in Martha,
the Princes glass was leveled at Miss S
The Duke of Newcastle, to whom such
frailties on Albert Edwards part, have be-
come things of ordinary occurrence, sug-
gested that seats had been provided for the
royal party in the centre of the tier. Then
at Albert Edwards request the Duke and
suite removed. 1t is said that the Prince
visited Miss S., on the night in question at
the invitation of her father. leading citi-
zen. 1t is moreover said that Mr.. and
S: are the only Fhiladelphians, beyond the
Mayor, who have been honored by the roy
al grasp. and that after delightful hall
hour. passed in the young lady's company,
the Prince left with her jeweled locke.
and expressed his choicest terms of admi.
ration. Is this all fiction So we have
heard this talc.''
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26
Attention Douglas Club

A special meeting of Pioneer Douglas
Club, will bc held at their Club Room, on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7
o'clock. Let every Douglas man attend.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26
MEMBERS OF THE pEMOCRArIC RES
IDENT COMNrTTEE.
8. z, CLARK.

Elestoe at large on the Douglas and johnson tick
et will address the people the Presidential is
sueA at the following times and places:
Boonsborough. Friday. &c
Evansville. Saturday a.
Woosleys Mill. Sebastian, Wednesday. 4" 1.
Waldron. Scott Co, Thursday, Nov. 2.
bonneville, :" Friday, g.
Greenwood, Sebastian. Saturday B.
win divide time even. with any regular Electors
on Bell and Everett or Breckinridge and Lane
tickets.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

~ While I shall girs to Breckinv;dge
and Lane, the nominees Of the Balt,more
neutrality-suspicious. Of tried patriotisns
and SQUAD prineiples-a hearty and cordial
support, I SEE NO PRosPEo- OF THEIR
ELEcrIoS, KIrHEB BIZ THE PEOPLE Oh OTHER
wms.-Hon, James L. Or.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

Tickets - Tickets
Tickets for the campaign, of all COM
plexion of politics, furnished at short no.
tice at the Press Office.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26
Judge Douglas Opinion.
Extracts from Judge Douglas speech q
Saratoga. on the 2lst of July. 1860:

"I believe in tie EQUALITY OF THE STATES
and in tie EQUAL RIGHTS OF tie citizens Of
ALL Ae States IN the Territories of tie
Usitsd Stases. Whatever rights tie citizens
Of a.y Stass may enjoy in Me Te,ritories
pertain alike to tie .iftzens Of ALL tie
States, and on sekaterer terms tie citizen of
any State may more into tie Territories
sr;tA his property, the citizen Of every other
State may go and CARRY HIS PROPER
!TY, and enjoy tie same under the PnoTEc-
T1oy or THE LAW"
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

~ A widow lAay. sitting BY : cheerful
iirs in . meditasivs mood. shortly after her
husbands disease sighed cut: !. Poor iel-
low-how he did like good FIRE / hope
he has gone where they keep good fires.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

~ The National never said that NJ.
Rust would vote for Douglas contrary IL
the instructions of the people but The
National did say that Mr.. Rust would voa
for Mr.. Douglas, if the election went to
the House. and said that there was no dl..
ger of Breckinridge going to the House u.
less South Carolina put him there, that b.
could get no other State.
The True Democrat feeling its insbisr
to defend the electors against the charge d
boiling, without resigning their commi
sions given for the purpose of representinl
the National Democracy, they shnui
have done, tries to dodge and cover up th.
fraud. by sophistry and misrepresentatior
We should like to have our neighbor ~
whether the Electors whom he suppor.
were appointed to represent the Nationl
Democracy or the Seceders.-Liale Rod
National Democrat.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

~ A Bell man writes from Bcnrbon,
nl., that the Douglas enthusiasm swamps
all else. He predicts that Douglas will
carry Illinois. BY Is 900.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

~ A California paper furnishes the
following straw -
At recent election for an alderman OF
the ID ward Of Marysville, liro voters de-
clared their preference for President, and
the result was as follows:
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26
~ The Philadelphia Penns,

~ The Philadelphia Pennsylvania, !.
the 18th, gives the following accom-, !,
the glaring fraud practised in the Fi,s
Congressional District
The startling announcement was ma,
yesterday that the Republican nominee 4.
Congress in the First District-Mr. BU,.
had received the certificate Of election g..
the hands of the Return Judges. ,.
fore the assembling of the Judges. i, w..
we'll known that Mr.. Butler had been i.
feated by the people of the District. IT,
true vote had been declared and publish.
for four days in every paper in the ci,r
No doubt, suspicion or cavil whatever VA
entertained or suggested by any one, pn
even by Mr.. Butler, himself, that the puS
lished returns were correct. Nor is il "a
pretended now. There was no recount \,
uncovering of uncounted ballots. Bolur
unblushingly, and with contempt of bon.
or, justice and decency, the returns from
the 4th Ward were altered by adding lN
to the votes cast for Butler, and taking w
from those cast for Lehman, and the result
thus made up, without explanation or les.
itation, was read and declared to be i'm
by the President of the Return Judges"
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

This gives majority against the Rem,
licans in the House of eleven. as it cons;..
in all, of but two hundred and thirty. .,sr.'
members. The United States Sen,,s
which meete after the 4th of March,
also contain majority opposed to the p
publican party.-Enqmirer.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

The HOUSE OF REpREsExr.r,vr
Z. >. LOST TO TIE REPuBIIc,x' "ra
election on Tuesday indicates II.
doubt. that the next House Of Rspy0a /.
tives of the United States. will bp'eseata ~
to the Republican party. At nrss e oppos.
control it. having organized il rrs,sat r;.a tie,
publican Speaker, after a long AMI mn a q.
ate struggle. The democrats and n na na assle,,
of the Republican party have slppoaeas
following members in the free State ea t,
Oregon.
Ohio,
Pennsylvania, .
Indiana, .
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

To these may be added the five So.a
districts in Illinois. the two memh. Ss.a'a
California. and at least ten, If no,cm .'s =
New York, making. in the free s,,,O''' o'' =
least thirty-six, with chance of o,ts' 4
New Jersey. Wisconsin, Michipan' ''' y \
Massachusetts,. Every member fro,. n ~ y
slave States. save Blair of st. Louis y: q:
perhaps Winter Dayis of Baltimore : ~. y
should be elected. will oppose the re,r,s !
can party. The House will stand thss hpssa
Democrats in the North, .,
Anti-Republicans in the South. 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
NEWS ITEMS.

The Militia of tho United States 1t is stated now
numbers upwards Of four millions.
The Massachusetts, delegates to the Charleston
Convention propose TO charter Baltimore steamer
for the trip.
The female strikers ut Nowburyport, Mass.
have organised themselves into society known nj
''thc Newburyport Association of lady strikers"
The commencement of tho PennsylvaniA Uni.
versiy, at Philadelphia, took place on the 18TH
There were l73 graduates, including 90 Southern
ers.
The foreign papers announce change for the
worse in the health of Miss Florence Nightingale.
She had loft Hampstead for London in conse-
qusnco.
Col. Forney says the rumOr that Mr.. Boyingtor
has absconded with portion Of the funds Of tk'
House Of Representatives is not truej not a dollar
of the money entrusted to the Clerk ever reached
his hands,
At the Inauguration OF the Clay statue In Rich.
mOnd, Va, on the 18th Of April, an orAtiOn will
be delivered by Mr.. BENZ. J. Barbour, whom the
whg calls Zone of virglnia's noblest sons aud mos
eloquent orators"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
[rrom or orn oorteApsndsnl. J
clsclssArI, March II, 1850

NiNNiNNANif thAAoh AeeNf
Ep. EnpmR AT no time has there beer
more activity 10 every branch Of business II
Cincinnati than during tho past week
Merchants manufacturers, builders anC
steamboats, are aud have been doing on OK
cellent business. The Southern trade, it il
admitted, is much larger than ever before
and the weather "a exceedingly favorable tc
all outdoor operations.
Accounts from every direction assure US
that tho whcnt crop of 1860 is very promisi
ing. 1t IS true that in the States OF KEN
tucky and Tennessee, and southern Illinois,
as we'll as in some other localities, much Of
il has been injured by severe cold weather,
but the prospeo, is now good for more than
an average crop, This, and the mild wealth
er, has a rejuyenating influence upon all
branches of trade. ft It#.t
] have just returned from flying visit
to Columbus by the l.. NJ railroad This
road is very smooth, the cars excellent, the
conductors attentive and polite, and we are
glad to lind the @. ii. & d. v i'll shortly be
united in interest, by the stockholders, to
this old and favorife road The union will
inure to the benefit Of all parties concerned
No change of officers is contemplated or re.
quired, rs they or now both ably managed
Clemens and Strader are justly considered
equal to any railroad managers in the Union,
and both are gentlemen highly respected
for their private virtues. The wheat fields
along these routes look very promising,
At Columbus we found very dusty streets.
We had thought Dayton could get up big
ger dust than any other place, but give up
to Columbus. The Legislature We found en'
gagged in discussing hog bill, and it was
contended that the barbarous practice of
ringing tho hogs noses caused them TO pine
away and die, and increased the price of
pork, which Is already alarmingly highl
We left before tho bill was disposed Of.
The niger, hogs and dogs, we were told,
we're fruitful subjects Of legislation. Your
young Senator end Representatives, we
we're told represent Your county faithfully,
and are always in their seats, Father
Howells, conductor OF Giddings' organ, is
still fixture, at good salary, as Clerk or
Reporter of the Republican legislature,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

TnE LASD TITLE oP mE CRY OF San FRAN.
DISCO A very important case will come be-
fore the United States Supreme Court on the
first Monday in April, involving the land title
10 the whole city of San francisco. The claim
Is made by company known as the San Fran
cisco Land Company, under an alleged Mexi-
can grsnt to Padre sabtillau. The main point
upon which the case turns will be the validity
Of the grant great doubt being entertained a.
to its genuinentss. Attorney General Black
and his assistant. Mr.. Meoalmont. win appear
fur the Government, and Robert J. Walker.
Reverdy johnson and St. George t. Campbell,
will appear for the claimants
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

IL One of the greatest bores we wot Of is a
long sermon; and everybody is annoyed with
it save the preacher, who, by virtue Of his dis
vine call, seems determined, by exhausting
their patience, TO drive out Of his auditors all
the good his sermon produced. The minister
who, after his sermon has been protrsolsd TO q
reasonable span, will sffiict his hearers with a
dozen "still anothers, ,""once mores !" ITO con.
cludes," and fnallys," will seriously try the
patience Of a saint; and for all the good he can
do he might as well be talking to the marles,
whose curses would probably be louder but not
deeper than the congregation whose wearied
limbs and sharpening appdtites prompt them to
wish him to the dogs. We frequently hear
"Are you going to church," mo, preach.
es SO long that I get out Of patience" Men
and women are kept out Of churches by this
course, and children-well. they grow up to
hate them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
CINCINNATI Market.


4 OIxoISat AT. March IL.
i FLoUR-surAGlne may be quoted at 5,iO@
/! s. So aud extra at 5.t8@5.65.
| wHISKY--Sales ll00 bbis At l9A@l95Sc..
IHhs latter rate for wagon.
4 GROCERIES--A good demand for Sugar,
aud the market fair. Sales Of 100 hhds at 4
4 @7}4c. for low fair 10 fair. and to sISe, for
good Iai- to choice Molassss Is frmsr. with
I xast sisD1sl. Sales Of 100 bIls ia oak al
42e. aud $50 dOsaospSess. a. 4sIk@4lc. oof
fss firm. wIsbOnt change. cousOon 70 prime,
l31&@l4Hc.
\ wHRAT-Prims white at l.S5@i;Ss, and
prime red 4 L30@l,S5 o
CoRN-Ws quote Ear. in hulk. 4s@49e and
sbelled at 50@52e,ia bulk. aSd S9c. in sacks
s alas 600 bush ear in bulk. at 49c.: 800 do dc
NJ, Rielts depot, at 46e.
.oATS-we quote them at 5000. 10 bulk.
Sal. COO bush.. 10 bulk at 4sc.
R,JE-Tho dsmsEd is fair. and the market
stead, at I,O3e1I.05.
"a RLEY-Ths demand continues good, al
50 9eA ; for prime fall.
SEA )-CloVsr Is in good demand and prices
krm ss4 55@4.6j for prime. Sales S5 bush
prime, at 4.6O. Timothy is dull slS3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

A Coon IDEA.- The Committee named by the
Meeting on Friday night to oloit "matorisl aid
for the Lynn strikers, are succeeding very woli
in making cOllestlOns. ThepeOple seem disposed
10 give for the purpose, and the disposition IL
highly ereditabls. Ifths 'ymPothy Ofour nechan-
ieI Ia grateful to their brethren in distress far
way, Material aid win be more grateful, as Af
ierding them the means to hold out successfully
against injustice. We are pleased to learn that
the committee have determined to send -four in
stead of the money, to Lynn. Bread wilfthe more
surely reach the needy. Certainly, send -four In
stead ofeash.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
(Oommunicated.}

DIED Of Consumption. after lingering III,
ness Of many months, on Sunday morning l2.h
last, Daniel fohderburg, nt his residence u
PetAel Township Miami County, 10 the doth
yeAr.of his age
In Ihe death of Mr. Fonde,burg, a large CiI.
ele Of telatiVes aud friends will experience II
loss. oniy 70 be estimated by those who were
wont "a enjoy his beslsVolence. and socialism,
patbies, who Eill readily extend the hand cf
friendship to bis Lsreaved widow. in that spir-
II Of condolepea which characterized the sOs
ciety of which he wss an LOnOFAbls member.
l'eace to his ashes. Ht
DArros. March 10, 1860.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

l&-At tho drumming match in Columbus ro.
Gently between Maj. Nevan and Prof. Kemmsrls,
the judges awarded the palm TO Maj. NeVan. :
The gallant Maj. when the award was made con.
Quoted Kemnerle to the front Of the platform and
stated "thAt from long experience in the army
and constant practice, be had the advantage Of
his competitor but that he was the best drummer
he ever met before" This is the exact Language
be used here to Mr.. Hellflglej and we are to un.
derstand then that we have the third beet drummer
the statsl We hope Nsvan will have no more
rials for the OhamplOnShipi we don't want to get
tany farther from No. l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

ssg- Da RosR 10 still performing wonder
oa cure, a At oeiee In Daytoa, u Jensroa street.
such !. Ars act cured BY other Treatment. Let
thoss n a are aletsd with every disease eone and
be hsah A,sspssiAiiy the ladieu gou win and in
pediAte nsalsS hom your long salisrings vithsu,
pam or npesase. A thsfe ~ @an, Nhe DO Aoskeo~
theeau - ~ thslr sansftngs you would do vel TO
| ean on - Oeoser ulihoai dolaii a. ~ ~ul ssAy
| few we hEs Aoager "a pAyton. AZ there Il ersSaa
salllas - hin daily vAieh are Feesiyins eosafoFt
L aad has Ca Tsn ah0nAa loas no tins IN raeevinE
Il tkls Est s96laspiur. tr isbes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
New York Market.

Ngw HORT, March ~.
FLuU R-SsAlss Of 81 .O0O bills at S,lS95.25
G r supcrIins stat =; 5.SO@55O for extra state,
s. W@5 IS for sups rhns western; 5.SO@5.G5 for
co, ncaoa 70 ns,lirC extra WESTERN and 6.0o@
81, for shipping brands extra round hOaP Ohio.
clos Ing dali aud heavy.
" 'HIsKV-Dall and lover; sales $50 brls in
lots uts5he. closing with sellers at 2514e,
W HRAT-Salss GOO hush prime MilwAukss
Club at I,aS in store. $40 white Southern At
60 snd 7Oo bash white Kentucky at 10.
RY E-ssles Sfs 500 bush prime at SEC.
BA RLEY-salss Of s.s0s bash State At zee
co RN--Is . ahads better, with Hales q, 600
bush u 74@8Oe for white. 7s@J9e for Yellow,
and tr. Gag lols Of medium western At 7C@T9,
oAl S--Is good supply and dull at $40
axe. Esr Canadian aud State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

MAMMOTH SALE OF JEwKLRT, &o-Ths sale
Of fue iswelry, gold and silver ware. watches
clocks, and large variety of valuable articles
will commence TO morrow afternoon in the large
room, in the new Beeksl Building, Sd ST., neal
Jefferson. 1t will be the largest sale Of foe
goods ever offered in Dayton, and the goods
can be relied on as represented Bargains will
certainly be had 10 fue goods that are sold fol
what they will bring at auction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

" II anything were lacking to break down
all the iutersAt auy respectable portion Of the
public might have in the destiny Of Adah
Menken, 1t is furnished ia letter she recently
wrote TO her late husband. Nr. Al. Menken
Of Cincinnati, in which she says that she ha,
been divorced from at least dozen husbands
by merely signing her name to paper rsliey.
ing them from any annoyance on her account
Aud she thinks Menken ought 10 be satisfied
with the same, and not trouble the court with SC
small mstlefl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19
rHE DAILY EMPIRE
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company Is
our duly authorized Agent to make, contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., in that city.
To BusISEss AEs The Empire Job Rooms
are n complete trim, and we are nov prepared
to do work OF all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Calm andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
gr To ADvERTIsERs.--Ad Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published--aotIater. We cannot
agree toinsert them sfteithAthour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

w A great number Of persons visited Wood
land Cemetery yesterday, II being the Grst un'
exceptionally pleasant sabbah we have had
this Spring. The sexton has teen engaged in
putting the grounds in order, and when nature
fully fully puts on her Spring costume il will
truly be beautiful retreat.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

~ Our lady roaasrs will please notice, in ar.
other place, that Mr. D. W. Winters, "a, main st
has jaat received large and choice stock Of Dry
Goods, etO. He Offers large Inducements, which
The ladles willnot, No believe. long neglect.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

O- Davis, 70 Jefferson street. (just below
mNTkeD is getting up some very Ri'e work for
'h' season, both for ladies and gentlemen. Call
and see the styles. ifEI .H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

Why IT RANrD.--Yeslerdsy was a beautiful
day, aud Everybody and their children were
out enjOyingit. Bul"eyery body" said il would
rain; aud in obedience to the pdage "whaI
everybody says must be So" it rainod las
NIGHT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

GJ' If this was>not hs "blue Monday" NOR,
ming we have hea I'd SO much about for 80 many
years, we would like to know how to designate
it, Laundressea say there will be no necessity
for putting indigo in the rinse water to day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

"REIIoTs-Ths wOrkmOn in laying new main
gas pipe across main street had to cut through q
number oflogs, which we're placed there upwards
of 80 years ago to hIi upn swampy plies. Some
of the spectators remembered to have seen the OIL
ling done. t-----
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

Gr Finke 4 Lsgler. 9O7, Second street, have
just received very large and superior etock
Of clothing gOods. gents fashionable cloth ing,
and geBts' Furnishing goods. which are not
surpassed by any other stock in the country. -
They as-eIevsr men, aud thorough judges Of
what will please the public. Gall and see
their stock. There is no discount on their
goods, OF on The styles And fashions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

" Bear 10 mind lhs. John K. Gsbhart has
iust received a lot Of table delicacies and luES
uFies. and that ia all matters Ia his line he will
Permit no other house TO excel him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

COUNTRY SUoAR.--Brandenburg 4 Co., No
300, Third at have just received a large quans
tity Of the whiiest, dryes', and prettiest eoun-
try sugar we have seen in half dozen years
Those who want Uery nice artiele should call
thaYa M Onna
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

W To morrow morning at 10 o'clock, A. M
Christopher & Huber will sell fine lot Of fur~
niture at No. 1923, Fifth street, (frst door West
of Ludlow The furniture is well kept, and
will no doubt be sold ut bargains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-19

Tho Horizon, (wk Argus says that few
days since rub VI euehre was played there b =
tween gentleman of that place and another from
Milwaukee for t2O,OOO worth Of property. The
Milwaukee man won.
late resolution Of inquiry lntO tho cause Of the
delay in issuing land patoRis FROM the Depart
ment at Washington seems to have had good tf-
fcot Patents are nav being sent out rapidly, but
yet 80, 900 still awaiting the signature Of the
proper officer.
Blondin, Mrs. BlOndn and little feminine
BItndin are performing at the Buffalo ,hsater.--
BloDdin walk the tight rope on stills, with the
manager o9 his back, Mrs. b. sihgs sentimental
songs, ard iittlo Miss d. "a four year Old) draws
the braoOrienDe-
A oorrespon dent writing from Lawrence, Kan
sas, March ;, sayE-spring Is really at LAID,
and the farmers SSo already casting In their wheat.
The rumors that Winter wheat is all killed are
not true, although ssss fields upon the prairie
are greatly damaged.
The State Census of 1856 showed tho popula.
ton Of Chicago 10 be SO 800. On the strength oi
the vote cast ut tho last election. 1888 in all
tho Tribune Of that city claims thst The popula-
tOn ia now over lbO, ,OOO-taking the ratio Or eight
inhabitants for every vote cast.
bin to prohibit Sunday amusements passed
the New York Legislature on the 7th. The Jehus
subsequently repentOi and on the Ith the Senate
adopted resolution requesting the Governor to
return the bill which he refuses to do. Il Is sta.
ted that in the event Of bis persisiing to hold it,
that bill will be introduced to repeal H. -l