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, 1869-10-28
The Ro1Gon Coliseum In a Rattle
DfhA Ing tho LUcAY MUM b er.

3FpI4 &hf kl@kf3N 2r1H<CF1jd+ Ct4 ~.
The 1nal concert tn rue Coliseum EAs given thss
foEeIo'b, Il IL O'Clock Ghnote's band, l0e
p1ecss, uuder Tue 1:frcrion Of Ar Afbuctle, tOoE
position IN ,ne potth hsleorJ oromp'lT = the hour
II nohAeed, ard began tue performances Of tne
pEuSr.n me IN th- pfesence Of = least S,o10
pr lIe. Each piece vas .eceIFed a'ta great
ocs. sa or M hue n s. of e os
Grew Lea1. ,be andence Rraaasiiy
N eu,.,sus @ stream uu,u ii 80 O'CLOCK. Il
,nht ht 1r st Irsss 1o,t40 peofie were pres
ent At H;l5 ocloek ,1s X eom1aaee ss1 =, N sppeaIed
ip,it '. O ~ ne'seurLent OF poree DeanoK the
tpX.s wnttn c,1,.t ri roe dfA ing M ups.ers aod
S.nrr.. t,lur The fnH omoer n tickets sold :
ahurfer held a,s1 checkt. eaen besr'tR the name
ot u, atwIr Ut shfnt aft Or decoration :, b:
~ nailed 10 tue cum .t1~e roo~ 70 that 10
ptrzon oI,.cu re CONN tee couta br any
ttt. bare sD5 opsSfsnaNS gcs 70 b,s * 20 Or
rtr sosl.tl ui te!ore Having the roou where
ire IYln'eY'r psctsets ~ete cut shlru box.
and !te is.fes;, - sms., ana nsss - aesSoea 20 ~
trtsf~rreo IRON their 1fs: receptacle 10 tue pe:s
RI ICE ol The t'rtet.hvde1a TT lanes y toe coa1-
4 Tie. Chstr1an: Aessrs- Pstr1cA p,oato. + a.
S.&.+an luau Meer., J.. ano !. U. Foster. T.. Il
T1h!ef seted - r.. oIass; H., "nsa tar soana a o.
n4sI, Alder 4 mn White aarotoced ta4s tue glue
had .Ir,sen fnr toe dra~sus 70 begin, ssAsed that
s,xfJ tseket tad been dstpo+<a Of, ana tnaS toe
p'oEIssto,s t-o no n,s 'hefe n,ee. y sae .asr. 1n
ug IL 1he1I to4seaetnn, or uu1er
tkt1f CIR nm. he fEfzner taid tnst The comntt-
lee had d+- ,dro 10 authorize = l.r.e cir. TO be
Il Ct. the spdt-nce TO draw toe 1r.s orrt.
h 'sun fe tx'Er tleo .h nd present tue arsl
rr.H-fhe Go.,e< IN. Bc therefore called for
taiu,c11r. This announcement wA4 rece set
With y pa sc kt thusc wt0 ere 4tthtn bearing
OF the thanm.n's ro,ee, and eooa, III zeseouse 10
! ftsH1ds saIl froE AF. Dos Ahpe, tA1dldales ap
r. SIT ErlICSAnt twn trie for,aIs sese sect, be
Cp ~ the r KuhrctarR. nztfnx tneaf war Fato19a
Tic tE nette eroNd t..srd tno platform.
hs1ntn snr. dAosn'.r Of Bezna1a Heioensnn,
RI e 'PtsstsLt kttee'. pfeu, IN 81 Of tel
.ea1t. 20 WIS greeted VIII much enthus4- N.
II n:rr, TO the ta11.fsc'son Of ali. the dfa~i z
nuutf1 ~rfe trattfe7eo ht p ttcemeo TO tse
open box, PLACED ktK4 art OF reach. Tao c11tS.
, 1869-10-28
COLONEL 4 B, MASON.

Colonel L, i. Mason, the candidate for
Mayor on the Citizens ticket, returned
yesterday frotn The Eakt, and last evening
addressed the people in the Thlnd, Fourth,
Eleventh, Fifteenth, md Seventeenth
Wards He va< everywhere received with
the creates. enthusiasm. The Daruacles
had heen telling the voters ali over
the city that Colonel Mason was not
a candidate for Mayor, that he WIS q Pro-
Lihitivui-t, that he VAS TOOL OF the rail-
1.nds, and had t,een non1ins.ed by their in
auerce. snd that he had gpne away from
the city to av4i3 questions that would be
nrp,pun,1ed ia hin, ett., etc. The truth
Of I'LL this matter is That Colonel Ma
son lett the city in pursuance Of
an engagement mad more than a
year af,s,. end be made his acceptance Of thu
nomination eontingeui upon his being al
lowed to fulil this engagement. lie has
returned in time to .ht al the calu,nnies at
res, uLicl the Datnales have been retail
i,,s against him, and he is doing 50 most
etFectua1ly
, 1869-10-28

A.. ,,,nu,ea to,sItxo tos, II drthe fpss xere
n,eS ed ,,r, ara tlets 10 place With y @oe3 ~
snd preciston a. aa expert oEA' '"At'A "e-'~
handle DICE. ruSs7oss ..-... ...
to .be used in the CONSTRUCTION OF tae hlaae u.5.s
nnS g sIs peeptsd ;Tontne Grafton au.rss nd
lid in louisville cernent IN coafses o. ~ ~ beisV
teen 10 ,htE1J 1ncnes taiek PsoW srp t tEe eIssT
tor oi ioc pier. xs D. ct Quazr,,tasea S1s1 S,nHs1
tne latter Of which Will bs procured ~ an1 n
@ ses.e1s "a ina: port, IS een's per eue!c foot
70 attempt an1tn1u9 ne detailed 1,d sepEt ~ -
the Incidents Of interest Of ms 1nsr.
udx 1eunatns nothing bat the lapse % tfoe 10 COLL
pletc what naA hecn 70 a'isp1ciously be1un, ,,.,
10 successfully s1aoaEs the construction q snGa a
"a eippeudo,ls uIdQrtak1ne. latKe force OF aoot.
erS Hecnanics and aE:tsaas II necessary. as .Meu
= dtvssens snA ~ nIsrentiou Of the
wofK rnaI there he several heads Or NapeHntenn,
erts Of departments. Without th1s. success eoao
msrked i'm; tour hnndsed and tntt1y men were
rpraFea ID the woes, we now give The Chiefs OF
departments:
c4ptAs, Jane4 t. E.ds, Chief @ HnE1esE
aa mepef Hests sSef IT.: Ghes asRsn. S aassnsei
% one Of tne other ot ine.e ihree Rrntlemen L.
e9eI1hoS shs !, aone IS !, ;he1 snd
upfieY their especial tnp.rEis!on. IN addsttaa ia
theee, there ase the foltn*lnc nnmed
| D14r0KE<AES. CONTRACTORS, srPERsSIESnEsr>.
| ChAYsc4 Pft!ftf. FftntipAl AttAttnt fR1lactF-
| Wp Hehberfs Eis!I Ensiuter aEa Dr4AGht4paa-
| ", tsr.ydan N1t1. fn-pestHt Of Magnify u. 4,
| CsrtaIn Rm t. Nielsen Con ntFs etor f"f cais',''a
| .Tstnes Anhrrws. Contractor !s nlAtnntY:
! W IT. MeCptuxs SupestnFndcrt nt C1ust;Ees1u.
I 1F H. Hotehkiaa, Chics G4EpcotFs.
CoAnpel I +, Alexander sarcrsnte ntent ot Sat,1ux
| Eipe Nnfk-
John DuEln1. Foreman nf Shlp taFrtntens
| ISFt4fn N. 1uilt, Superintendent Of LAbafefs
| G. x. G.rtta. Fofrtush of l4abofrzs-
The OCCASION Of the laying. OF the Formulation
stones Of the eastern pier vas = pleasant ono, aat
one thst viii iouE bs remembered BY shose sas
participated therein, ard especially bT the fedie
! who gfaced the ereut with thelr ptese1co.
, 1869-10-28

The St. Helena G.4a1dids Contains 4 trr-,h1e
AtoE Of rfiuJ, murder, and Autcttt on hoard i.
cootie enfxfstt Ahip, 10 the Cntru Sea T. an.
peafs JfLm ibis a4Count tnnt The Fretch psft
Tana1ts, tApfsln Fannie. left Macao Win shtre
hutattd emiktAnrs, Chinese DOCTOR And n Pnr.
tuRnest Interpreter, besides esEhteel IN crew
Aceesdltg 10 the accouot Of iloeu Of the seamea
Who are Full oD board The Tnu4e1s, ev-FY{n ~
pas led on p!eas~nti3 until ~ftnn xpons two HUI
nred Md sersptJ miles Il tie Isle Ut JAvA 4 re-
sols broke ont among the free emIgyants wpo
ktemed tu hssr got the BE- OF II, TIE Gre taetu0
to the boss. derersloR the ship, a7o leaving theT
unfortunate Csptatu, wuo either did not wish ox
.As nos able to aaaodon the Ahig; ready preJ to
t~eFe enfaRe0 Fen tsavAgss. What happeeeI %
this unfortunate Captain Ae cannot learn TOR ce4-
tain. According to the Interpreter ou ooa1d the
Iau a1tA be MAS cut up and tnrown ovtfpo4E1.
Inut, de1a theee a.sges Retained ID posseA-
sion Or The kh'n, when hey were captured bI q
.un- TIE Drtth found Chinese installed ID rue
la!e Captain. quarters, but could not dnd tae
ktRbrest trace uf II. Rattle They pIArsd hu
Ato fhc 0ther }saotfB of tne revolt IN truns and
tos,k the thlp 70 PadauK- Al PAaanx the re ua1QQ
Of the furc It ere :, ~ho Vi landed Ia Java, here
feioIntt tnelr ship. rev Cao:alo aud chief on
Ger we're appolnIed. and the strip atAfte1 On per
vcs age HFa'n.
"1he Lumber Of coolies had beeu Tetluced. bv
Nue abo tt$tase to T. hunff+d nn1 tory uve
Out of tnts nutuoef scores Jumped ovtrooaF1 xuu
cpa nlttts Suicide, HheD t6tJ iound that the7
ssse to psccet u xheLr yu5 a3e ScuEts Of p1 heT4
tl+d ct y ba' e0olle ehIp C.ptAlu oaly RoQld
Gait, 'he Effects Of opium, uisu sstrs ualY fe-
hsIted on board lht Txuarts teTtuly -nso efp:-
Q1&Lta
, 1869-10-28

4 new instrument for securing greater safety IN
The management OF railroads has been invented
bJ citizen Of Trenton. =. J. Electricity Is the
oonIolIing4power which ,ndtcstes the condition Of
tha track, and thlA Is done hy connecting the
switch With the s!gra autacienlly distant to chs
bic the ttnin to be stopped In ample time, no mat
Ter how great the Huu11pR speed, bJ magnetic
current automatically regulating the color tokens.
That II To say, Whenever the witch ia property
nxed The current Ia complete, and the white dag
or Light is shown, but by the sllgotest dtsplace-
ment either Of the switch. the raH itself, the fes
bolt, the breaking Of tho wre. or any Other tncom-
pietenesf, the circuit Ia bsoken and the danger
signal sprtngs into place.
prize OF three thousand franco u offered by
the French Academy for the beat dissertation on
the philosophy Of FythAEozas. the dissertations -
be sent In befora the close Of 1870. The plan OF
The academy includes a critical examination Of
the traair.ons about the person and tho doctrnes
Of p3thago1as; . comparison ot all the fragments
left bJ hia immediate disctplea, q dtseusalon Of
ther authenticity, and Frussxa upon their
resemblances and differences; research aa to
the influence Of FytnAgortsn upon other sys.
tens OF ancient Greek philosophy, particular.
y upon P1aton!sn aud neorlatonlsm; to trace sh
PythRgoreAH traditions through the Middle Ages
and the period OF the revival Of philosophy; aud
10 separate truth fror, error IN the Pythagoreau
philosophy, showing the innnence which It has
hAd both upon philosophy In general and upon
science.
Researches In chemistry are sometimes attend
| ed With unpleasant consequences. The laa Hal
Gastffe says. "At Hossall College, In Norsn Inn
cathtt1, Uue Ut tug yutirxIAuu, Hogan By nAmc,
| wap observed to put aouetn.nG Into sugar oasu
At breakGatt time. and shortly Afterwards 10 make
tender inquiries after tue health Of sir. sieip,
master connected with the establishment. who
fortunately for himself, had lefs the sugar basin
| untouched, for on examination OF lts contents Il
was found to contain As muct a1seuic ~ would
| have poisoned nine or ten peraocs. Young Ar
Hogan, on being questioned. replied that he rp
tho aSsen!c INTO the sugar cut Of curiosity: tha
he wanted 10 make an experiment. and thnt b
considered Mr. slcsp the 1ieel!cst person to opcs
nte upon. Tho authorities Of the college permit
ted 3ounR Nj. aogau's ta,her to take him ava
from Ihe establishment"
, 1869-10-28

~. ,,,ov =. o,1s.Ix,t tton .ua d.e,,,oa
b,s ss1 E*SiS:s1aea1 a:@f2 ;aa
sSnR1Sss '1s ns .oseis, II ssssI ct he
esass III IL ses psson Of solci;or Bs1aes :.
Sss foss 10 dsy. xIh instructions % make fnll
and fearless examinatioo Of g. sns woe m,,ts1 20
t "a e ae fass vaea
tsi1ea. 10 seere.ary poasrsil. x.,
Special p''t az" 20 n NV t iosx. ocs. 6 80.
% FEE os ,5, asAHT ;,o!n asG 5.gsS BxsS F1.E Il,
,,,nn to ensI Grait Vii 6 puoii.se ia tae
Naria lo.tgoifgw norntps:
A' sIs .!e e
fs,'s:s' M :ss::sa =
insfsesn man destitute 81 morn easFastef attas
.h.nk Nokth not1ee' :, A.
atss sse15 On III ~ tbssf .t,aa a n
tss I'D :se1ia ;seh l::asf,s essssFaias Il We
III ses a ~ q taaae
aien s9 att.shEx tae ae..s tgt1aoss T. ~ ssts1
seg Tac rssHsss SHsf tee - aa h.x n,t sv S,e isn
Svase .bont me itutrai tisant never wnnid htvexe
xhosa he neltved T. de.t,tateot taoEa cartese
tee saeaa r:sftndr. bo,,, >, On nrc
osssas. I'd u dc IL ea,tse Journey 1, Bostoa
III +. sea = 's;',:s:
trfrAtttly accepted ttIEx fAvors nt haada - toen
pey e r. as,5s7 I'M; T., ~ ~
thry hsts sasTa General tr.nt aaaer ~ opF..sn,
| be dM tot e,uftdtr . friend Indsed. 70 ptfftcty
rs.y have tsn tue relsttoas between u fhat enef5
(rapi has ai1ays tfspenrcd With tse:s lttle t9roe-
equally e1nIhrnt bat lrss Intimate With ne htEs tsas
nese'afy u optefrs: n"s essa hie Y en 1
Hno tns hI ~ fn tIrst.d "a bota sjcs
am.tter i s,slt.e, tst =. they should be besaccn
| fTfends sntte II rxte with cstn th<t.
IN the ysfy occsston % which this 8,aI invenfoi
prrtsnds sat General Gssnt telt insuted or con
susstnx thus shoun the ebsurtlty of the Hsrald
rsory Il ntt nccesIa1J At s'o'd receive any tut
Gcnersl Grant cannot BE- exeee:td Y pab!ssh asa
IN htf aootb be h.s ne!er enotIsdsessd oua
nv rtAtsnrats hitherto, shall not efothle MIN 70 COZ
eailta upcp. Yaass tEuty, JANE FaK- Jf-"
: | v1sx
, r..,,, H.. Va, t1eTE HefaM Oct e.
, 1869-10-28

can ahip-builder Is entitled to fair compe-
tition.. Thesu must bean equality In this
freedom, and, before the ship-o~neris per-
mitte1 TO 60 abroad, the hands of the
American builder mnst be untied.s
\ Nor can We assent to, the tomission
Of duties on articles used only in 6hip-
building. Thai u nothing pore nor less
than requiring all AneFlctn vessals to be
, 1869-10-28

,oao}+, n ~A;,h th;. ,,o,.r,.rt ,,., t..5
sbon,a INV tb,+ ~ stonhorao !. ths
na;tc- ~ ,h.s,,t ~. 7.f.,.onb ord for
r,nr .a,n b. has hasn ona RI p4oh,u,a
,oo.t t,,xta1 fr;erda and ar,7art adnainara.
H;s a.n,.,ar = ona of hi, ai1as of ndc.
49,. No.. CIV 1oa.nh r,;4 was tho ouiy
,,,,,- .,,,t ,,+;,a, +hc ,,owarfn, snasc,, of
IL co,f,y nt Sa,t lake. TINE. the editor.
, ro1rcnn;st himself ottemnted to
sr,,t.;n +hs, ipiou;,ous svz,cm.
-. :, rae law. ana
, 1869-10-28

II appears that iuracr e It re.easier to P.auea At
{ rate o7t Of I'll Ct, portion with 'he 1ruwth IL
population. Ut1ctBi statistics shaw that tu 1851
In 1otna runbet<) 1900: uve years later kners
wege 6.GVa; IN aLotner uTe {ears. tney hsd n.en
e sA&9: ard Ia ssSi. they numbered no }esp u b
tFlbu'fd 10 various es1ses-s1'tn ~ II toh4ccn.
A-inshe- ac.-Nhlch are bot altogether sAttsfsc-
tptl!} tut 0ne fact In tacn with tt Il worthy
u rnttee. Tht l1uacy doctnfI Of the PrefAcfnre
dr Police haze ohsefse cd tnAt after erer7 psntc II
The Bourse they Ind twice a. m1ch work On tnetr
hanoi q pfQAl ~
, 1869-10-28

uau t1en s.ted the as,epabtge Il they wszc sssia-
Qt Ut tbn usahEry ia Nhtca tho transfer haa taken
place, aud was answered By Unanimous " AYE.
man uron the floor tuQRessed that NUS Hetae-
II equrded from tue mousha OF nine-Eentns o.
tho ticket holdeIs rtc.eot. which a. once
settled the matt~1. Miss Heinenana Eai
then lifted TO the leye3 OF Inc frcep-
taclc by MI. Sletson and drew the
number tnHt nj werr anxious to learn. moment
Of bFtasbltas suspense ,etaued ~ the aeHcate
hand ccsged ttu ersti 10 MF. white Another mo-
mrnt, and in q tout eotce, to 10 heard tnyouGaeo
the crowd, Mr.. White read the ngures-Atsl. q
when The door aud galleries we're satlled tne na n
Of the fortnna,c posse1sos Of he wionang nSsst
Has called ros, bat no rdsroose besnR Es..,.;s,| E;|
stth Under the snpefinteodeuce Of tne cotnmHtee;
The nddIttonI pT1zts cabslsted Of Chair. scf'ees
and pieces OF decot1r0n.
, 1869-10-28
Personal.

n.. h. ,,.,ed .r,ottnr
1W Enilstos N.4usn .". ...".s., 49, n...S ,r
'nhaaus 'A-s'
NtA...ce ~ ,n..,,,
Msoeae Aa"e'uos tu' leAe ,
...ts n... i.ss ..ae
aarlnR lae pas. e'Rat 5eaf. .1,n.,
:" a.pe''eo *1es o.ue'a's :" ..e o'ea 49,.
=. Il. tal' VIC ne.ut'"Nu* ~ .uo =. ~
Ho91a taIoAna 8Atal! .hsAtu's, H.sa LUG ues.ku
OF feopehnX II Is "uist-c'AAs Soa1acia n'asu-
tsoD." .-..-., t
1ne oo pfsoo o. Inc Ceae'e.sete . aooat ~
aAssppeA1. Sau VIVA y tan eea sAs.s .1o 10y
tunAte AA1e Autoinstte Was eonnoed previous 10
hG 1ecauoa. CnAf1otto tosaa3 oe!ose aet' .ao
ne i7tanoua Fonq71es InTh'e Atef nes' oeeaploa
tao saus chamoct' .-.-,.---.
1ne asnsnRtoo ssu'iasaJ1: III no" s'a'sa taas
the fcAso1 why the Ae1icAn and Peruvian Alnls-
te1e were not invited 70 tue recent dplouA1c aiu"
uer given ~ the Secretary OF ssate-a esrrunh'
ssanee WINCH nas eAetseo conasdesoo'e ae'seapeE
comments toe 1aet maj tney nave omitted to
eau on lee vic os sue Secretary ~ o"eA
etaqaetse required toeln 70 90
1oe uuo!to 61p7@ss Riao % ieatn taAe t1e "isa
entertained oT rAny OF tne lssn suoleeta .. tne
queen tna1 Aot AAsesI saou4" sn.s NAs soaaN11
te1t year, u .aeoos 10 graaoed- II unoes'taoas
mat htssn&emenA hre ID p1oR4ess u tas s.ee.esu
AooQe. Will We" 10 fssh tsn!a Ae' AA!cs9 III
Jane next. -....
/. Ssnofa Ovtedo. o. 6cah4oaeos- tnoa Notnefl
Mlks Bartlett, u Ne" lcTk- Ano Inc nefoane oi
the once famous diamond weddmg1s has oeea
Ately mailing sensation " In Cubs, oJ fotcle,J
retus1pg 10 Allow Spanish onlf1s!a u enter her
room u toeir search for tho rebel Geoesal Quo
sadA.
Inc GauEoit tells little Anecdote shout LafaJ-
rite. Al L&mtssaes : .unesA The eso~d took cot
The Geuerals horses - he H2s returning home
aud drew him 10 his hotel. 'ffou uust have heen
vrEJ pleased, ~ ren4arted friend some Time Ates'
vastl- e<s5 much fseaa*d tnoeea' opaea L.
| fayeste, but l never ~" an5'o1aS uoose VI ny
hosseA'
Ine Rotnseauds OF ia1'e oasc oeeu s"'1aiea
o1t Of s%R,eoo " = 1orEefs *ao tu1us oo@ ~ W
| clerk oS vienna nankan2 noaser Ano WV e4I1
pu'lofnsnR = TOO foeo inc oaot' 1osReo tne stas.
| stft Of Ms enp1oeef1 10 'e1@es sos's'nS soe
Ro'hEchtlda or the dsats upon tneus WINCH nc
cx,ned Immediately a!tef ma asfisA ~ eA17A
Ticket S<al dse1 toe Boston eoatsenm = eos
, 1869-10-28
SCHltN AT EALT LAKE.

Apdvate letter tr"m" ~eis-'nformed esn-
tle.nAn in Utah to one Of the editors ri ruE
TE1pCSE s~yS:
..The teh,+u ,of which yno ua~1 haFe henEa while
nere,A wcrkItg. Slenhoase and al the Ell tors and
pr1 prsctorr Ut rhe Ltah unoa-a~s hare tseen sus.
~, d. d. md Il they atznd dsu-ant ihe5 will
fbev Will be CIT ou II IL Qs.tJ valuable a. showing
Wns1 ms, pe expected when the ove1po~cE."a
will ana mel ecs nf Nrteham Young shall have
been REMOVED reSo uttou proceed nE from the
heart Of tue Church ttse, enihsonsDs the majority
OF the people ibstead OF Goh; II c uric letting
ttop the x-Aurd IDEA Of dAs.y revelations with
~r1cn. "a It Il bascd upon il sould 70 poysA NJ
a1d the prrpo.tfEous schetce Of empire 10 "nlen
tpey srr now 70 fanaticsItt de.oled'
Oar re.ders, ia or,ler 10 understand tht
, 1869-10-28

IL
that town complain that, while they arc
deprived Of tho privileges of self-eoysrn-
ment, their municipal affairs arc wholly
neglected by Congress. The fencing Of
their public squares, paving their streets,
and other matters Of city government, are
wholly neglected, while their chicI prop
crty-holder, the government. paya no taxes,
does not make its own sidewalks, and get
! burdens the residents Of the city with the
expenses of seli.aovc1umout, Such has
been the conflict between the needs Of the
| city and the want Of time on the mart Of
| Congress to attend to them heretofore,
that Congress hss eudeayurel to
yet rid Of tho "cxclusiye legislation as
] much as poss{bIc by defeating it to CITY
Council: and. should the cap;tal remain ut
Washington, there can be little Doubt that
the interests Of both the nation and the
city would vcry soon cause the area over
which Congress should exercise its e1cla-
five Legislative powers to be limited TO tito
5aa, acres which arc the actual property Of
the government aud the site OF its pablic
buildings.
Again, lhc Whole reason for engrafhug
this ten-mile square into the constitution
has prosel iilusory and imaginary. Our
Revolutionary futhers we're full Of classic
ideas relative to republics, having no nors
modern Illustrations 10 draw their wisdom
from. They knew that the mobs OF Athens
lad been too strong for its government.
uud that those OF Rome had ever aved
l -. S.,.... r3.A -. - t..... 49,
, 1869-10-28


husbsrsh nd L.ir II
fcs :hr5sd 7cs;1 i: 10 ii S1 % .h,s.asa;s @
rns'nt % shs ..ne ttmet bile :nse Jnly Il and 4
Gss.t - ~ ts.:, 81. ~
eus sss e s. ee~e:
~es,d tsta. 70 e s ,ns,rs..ns & @ i! the xhiie
,s st ess e e.:.
st 70 ss .sa :ssr s1ss s,. =
fesn1ss g. sn senE % ns tss men e 4 sss ass
7Na LILO soes - Il probable shst tae a.alJ
IL ~ 81 y e is: s;.s Sss .ss.ss..
g. ss b .s oye ~ r.
hsss addtd ne* loeonotivs to their tss and
E2k5AA
Tue Topeka cesnn.sHeea4h saya: MAs z. Il.
Henry, one OF 1ne leading llshts OF the woman
tntfEsRe cause, al married, on Wednesday eyeo-
rig hst, TO III. Aa,es. Of thls city. Miss Henry
wAa 1bc EnetoennR CLERK Il tbe KRntaa Houae ot
Representatives during tue TWO last sessions, and
naoe - soElrape ontceE- We trust that ahe viii
srats none Ct hex zeal Tor The good csuse OF equa
rights before the law, NOW that she Il natrtmont-
silly tied 10 orc Of the tmpe1tons and eIkcung
lords"
A correspondent whites 10 the NatsAw Tines Of
the S1ks, "a fbl! NJ: "Apout tHo yessa $50, :
Ian bJ TIT Lame ot P, engaged II -hutkste1-
iLG, came into this vicinity. AId. alter feF
u,on,hs 10 bis trace, married rne wldoE -,
10 hsd ktx ehudrcn- :Th!nGa went On smoothly
tot ,ime. then cane storuA ani nnalls squalls.
I Aso1t the rtB, oi ,h,t month, = WOMAN tfou,
l11 ot, with ALI children appeared here. claim.
| ibR M r--ss Ter tsuAnf husband, and pro-
duc1d het Certificate Of uuar1tAce, Tntnss looked
N.ne Ter Nj. p. aud &c Ncaset &ee matter n
.snun, Tue 1llto's xlIe lett with view to con
eIce eult. On MonsAE last Mr. p 1gft toi
rssts rIkEo~u- TN Toesdaf. woman. with sts
children, hsifBg trpu Teuuesee, cane to tu.
| vtlsRe, clsin,tpg Mr. p ~ hsr husband, snt
found the tut 1urable Goue and ahe, slso rctutne<
hustaudlese. Tn "Wednesday usgnt. rome stranR'
| parry cfcve up to tue ho nc Of Iii. f-'s Eol
camp wife, and lett child TWO wecks old upoI
l she ocot-k1sp, aud thtn departed Runot haA
saat MT P--Alro bar = wtfe 10 the vicinity Q
Lexington, Mo-, AID IRON rsecnt Development
| ~e srr inclined to beiteve It"
| vhe Macon .ta~.udi IA intorued eI u. Glaz
"thAt be rece1tly found II Faye{te younR mAl
., the nane OF F.elds, II years old, snd enfttet
lenos.ut Of letIess er nKurea, who c1utd. tnstn
OF sbrve miuntea, sa4gt any problem E1Vcu- III
| rpnber Of nAx %eed necessary 70 reaca to n
aup, a1lo~1nR Elk gratis OF 1a1 seed 10 one Ffa'
Of wheat, and thirteen grains Of wheat 10 ii
itch: Abs~rr. sR, ~. .6oo, ,hpo, ,feo, given ID n
n iuntrq. What would faooo amount 10 IN te
scs.s, cou poend1na interest n 10 peE cant: Tn'
c1au pie De ~osked IN three Miuates, ahsosutel
, | q rrect. aueouKh he hAd 10 caf11 scnrs Of dec
NJ srsctions~ What would horne bring, the,
being n als IN h~ ahoes s1loErpg cehts toz Il
/ rrst, for the tecoud ., 81, q, ard 30 ouf n
, I ttqptrtd lh,fsy-xgo- cAsane1 nniftpacAstcaa, No
up 7Ltu txiiM NJ, yet he did It IN thsee l.ute
! these exAuple4 ruI suisca 10 show his woadeEt
: pox9. lie u ve11 ignorant On al other maSssR'
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the people defeat the Citizens ticket. md |
thereby give their approval to the financial
condition to Which the Ring has brought il.
We then showed TINT. 10, PURPOSES of toxa-
ton. the entire nrpperty. real and personal.
Of Chicago had been assessed to its full cash
yalne. md TINT unon This valuation fss;,..
ooo n1o> tbc +av,s for all nurnosa. for +to
,,r,sa,, -aar r,,,,,1 ,,a a. "a fxu ~ o,,,o1
n ,b;,trI+v, n,;,,s nm tba ao,7ar In otber
c;,;es he tn, ia 1e,iad 1non a v.,uo,;on ri
FINN one .foor4b n ona.tb;r1 tho cosh va,ne
I'm. in nm citv in the conntrr 10 tha rate or
taration hiohar than throe rrr cent uron
u,,c, ,,,-t;si ya,nntiou, To raise the sauo
J a4Iiuuut OF taxation in those cities uponsthe
! same amount Of property would require
that their rate Of ta1atiou should be ninety
s11 mills on tic dollar In other words, the
same S.G', ,o00, 900 Of property in New
fork, even under its present degraded, dis
honest, and utterly reckless government,
would not be taxed more than one-thl.d the
amount which Chicago will be CON-
peeled to collect from it before tho 18th
| of March next. In addition to Ibis astound-
ing fact, which is attracting SO much atten-
| hon IN all parts Of the country, there
Is the other fact that this city and
county are paying to its offcer., eompen-
sation for mere clerical duties which has
no precedent The Treasurerof the United
statea, who holds in his hands Slao,-
oo0, 900 Of the pnllic money, and rs
much more Of public securitiee,-~ho re-
4 NcIY a rH T1exH =
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