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, 1869-10-25

fTpN tx Mr. f0rk 7iMt&, Or H.
At the ueeung Of the coutcI yesterday. Right
Rev. Hehop Mc1iyAtnc, OF the FtUs<4 ept Ep,sco-
pal Church o! Ohio: Rer. Dr. Josa, OF the Metho.
dist Church: Rev. n. AAtthews Of the Reformed
Church: Rev. D1. Schumacher, Of tue Lutht1zp
Church, aoo Rev. Dr.. R4.eFh1rY of the Pressy-
tes1An Church. were elected PteNdtuta 10 preside
~ the different HRNons nf the cpouru IA sacces-
rlon; and Professor ". Il. Croaby and Or Isaac
Ec1t}ey were choetn As permanent Secretaries
All c!erpuen Aed Officers Of Ev1act,tcal
Churches plekcnt were enrolled ~ coFrrrnSnItnv
me a re1x Of the tourctl Letters were md frofn
several eminent diFtuee And lsytnen Hho had b:eo
inytte<i 10 The council, but weru naahe To aitsud
amonz wnon were Chief Justice Chase, President
Wool1ey, Of Tale College, and Professor Phelps
Of Anuover.
submitted u the council and referred TO the Busi-
j, Evils oi echtar1 among Evangelical Cnn.ches
and Importance Of unity. = Hrs can Iuuds for
fducatl0p proy1dcd by The Sskte, be secured no n
their abuse, or the dissemination OF re..g1n1s
e7pr7 How to promote the WORK Of 1oIeisn
1ntn ions bJ iufuslcg spirit Of marc caano:A:tly
au., co operation lpto the Whole aysten- {. The
nav and solemn responsibilities OF American
Chr1stt1us, a11stDg fIum The unprecedented
auou1t Of Immigration, not oofE from F&pal
counIE.cs, hut also from the lAud4 Of pA2tn1am,
u ChtnA, Japan, &c & uow tas It II exPe<lent
and n whA1 manner 1t Il pekt to en-
p'oy tbe talent fut teaching foand anonk
the 1ity Of the Church. & PreachtnR-rhc
primitive and apes oisc elemens Of soccee1
, 1869-10-25

fbe dr1n or EDWARDS Co hartn9 this DE- iAeen
dA-4lr ri EstilA tse urA<5Blahe.. ~
tis1s :hr hastt So andss,a* asu naae Of Miller
WILSON AM-3
Chicago. ID, s 1a@ HENRI f. E.H';LfNGS-
, 1869-10-25
An Immense Fenian DemonBtra-
ton in London.
They Hoist the .Ameri.
can Flag.
General prim on the Ecumen.
ical Council,
Great REitAlus
MNKkSE FkkIAN NER1K0.

LONDON, Oct. u,
AZ immense demonstration In favor Of Auuesty
70 INC fea4ans W1z nAda to-day. Large process
aEus formed IN VARIOUS pay1. Of the c,tx .ra
neaoed ~ banda Of mnsic, aud bearing nAka ana
oaaoe1s iuaer1bed With aiQn1ncans mottoes,
1nasened To IiJde laTt. Sesera! thoosand +omeu,
"eNin4 green sAsors and se7zft, walked In tho
procession. Al HIDE PARK, during the afternoon,
monster maaa meeting waa held, !. which It IL
eslnAfeh tO.000 ipeESons were present.
Tia American nag WAS hotsted, and vas loudly
ches1ed. III. Br1tl}0uRh aud otherx addressed
the people, and the tenArks Of some Of the speak
eFs we're Of highly lnnAmmatory character.
Resolutions demanding Annesiy for Fenisna ~e,o
adopted By acclArnat4on after winch the meeting
ended and the people quietly retired from the
Fark. The proceedings throughout the DAY were
orderly Great precautions had been taken By
the xosttnnens The reserves OF the police wesa
AZ On duty, and the troops we're assembled In
tier batTacks; but their Intervention VA not
required.
, 1869-10-25

Funeral ObHeQues-Crukhedt ed to Douah
Awarding n Prize, Ac.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MnwAUKkE, Oct ~.
The remainH Of the late G. D. Morr1a vere fol.
lowed 10 Forest Home Cemescrr, 3csterlay Afles-
noon, hJ large sosteKe Of citlzeus.
4 Joung Lad. II geArs Of 2ge, named William
Cake, Ebcse Parents reside tn the SIKH Ward,
vas crushed In The Oneida street Lrttge ~ 1t wa4
swinsinx so.niRht q oeioes. anh dropped tuso
Thn MIN a. tno 1, pc... H-h.. 81, -
p0Aed Of nlver Bet, 70 be Aw1roed to ellher the
Chtet Of Polct, or Chief OF the F1rr Department,
carried a~aJ ~ Chief McIanxnltn, OF tne Fire
Department, lat night. lie led ChieI Heck ny no
voter. The Insurance companies went for Nc
LAnghlin strong
Weather very cold: mercury near zero In Min.
nesof*: hlont IA degrees above, here.
, 1869-10-25

Hts EmbarEn4smenxs.
Ftp7o Ae 4An9lo- -Bruzftlan 7faes, Sept. T.
lee nsnx tefninstop Of The -. s2pe a. ~ o1
cannon, to the mountains, 1here it Is aai1 by veil
informed persuns he can commnnd Abnudapce al
food. and Is LIKELY 10 te materially aided ~ tne
Iud'ans, tor who+e organization ne ftlrst mou1ns
ago made prorh1on.
Thus shs heavy expenses Of snis neye,.end.ng
win The carrying on Of opera ions ls0 mues H.
land. AMID the great Cotd!l!esas Of pa!asusy; tor
The Comse DIN. with all hIs enessy. found II
most alduous t2sk. though aided b. the railway,
to supply his troops be!0tr A1cuTra, what nt1 cpl.
ties must he not encounter In the new campa.rut
1he frostaionsl Goscrnment also brings win II
heavy colt. and eTeIJ LAD, WOMAN and child OF
The raupeftzsd and starving refugees who have
collected around the capital has " be supported
no Industry ext.:,na. and 10 c1ops beins pos4tlie @
for manJ rnontEA Al over ill,c09 l1ch help
less persons threw themselves ID Al
s@eau. ' Spoa t%se % alIisa Z 1unsns. 1'ni snooi x
fleo, 900 dsJ has 10 hc dlstnoutei 10 rauons and
1rss fpsshe ses 91sse{ T'E expenditure Of brazil has
How lhis great outlay Is 10 be net nc one can
tay. The Irca.ury hss 'ong betn In a chrpnic
stare OF exhaustion. and soE some time III the
bccn pn1cnased With Treasury bills nnll ibe mas.
OF these In circulation has already r1sen 10 the
cuurmous suu Of Isl, td0O. .t&6,
No oEc, II Is SAIL stews the financial dltncQliIes
OF The country with mntn alarm than the Minister
Of Finance timsetf who. the tckrs standing in his
cttA. AH4HGuA &il0n& Lib COHe1&Uea Inc itIp0N8t-
lt!tty Of ameIoralIon while this exhaustfrp War
eeht1nueA Ah't. We maJ ask, what is 10 be the
end Il 1nfcz Is to he dHEeu, each tine II the cost
Of millions, lron zach Of the muls,tudo OF uoqn-
tain and forest dens The pature Of the country and
the apparently ine1hauetlhla DEVOTION Of the peo-
pie 1sciltsie 10 hIm:
Even had the Mlnster Of Finance orly 10 deal
With the cloainG OF the accounts Of ternin& et
war. he ntsh ~elt shrtk from the hcrcule4u task ;
what. then, Is to bc the CAke, u this spending Of
four tines the ANNUAL fcTepue il stl 10 50 on Tor
unpro1taale, nas, Iul10us warfare
, 1869-10-25

poKr Az rRtHcs, Oc, 9.-sslnayes WIT s,espe,
sailed recently, with provisions, for tape Hay.
t1en, which Is hes.eEed " Eeteis. While On tue
Va! they met the rebel steamers 4uRxer
ElkJ and Florida. A nhatr nght cusned,
"details Of which have not re. been
rrc-4yesi. Both sles Claim lne ric:oz5. Rep5r: i
asr 20 contradictory Il is impossible 10 etaie the
result OF the coDdict General Chevali1er, Sal
nareb SECRETARY Of War, had commencet tue
tleae Of jacmel The rrbo1s we're confident Of
their ability 10 hold the town,
, 1869-10-25
EFnuce.


FuskAkK14 OF fUK UOTERKXfNT,
PARIS, Oct, Il
1t haa been decided that no military revte~ will
be held on Tuesday. October SC. An Imperial
ratHcsfo Is expected to appear to.mosrus
Macy rumors prevail ~ 10 Its contents; bat uotn-
Ing Il positively Known. sons Journal. asscrt
that the government Is making enormous military
preparations TO prevent any public disturbance on
Taesday.
Fete 11yacinthe, not hartn9 returned to his coz
Tenf, ~ ordered hy his Superior, has been di.pos-
ceased Of all his chArxea.
, 1869-10-25
Ath41y t'atG!e Market.
Special Dcerttth to The Qhicskn Trthnns

ALHAxI. uct. ~
CAr1!k-reerpts Of l%cEes ainee la4s reported Aanl
bead. IenaEd koodt bit rree1 AEe fEActI4l lower:
hAton s7ld Is drAd kEnt4eky. atrsakfng 1S.0 ra II
tsc. and he.d Texas. averaging l.A1 tt+ at &C; s.
h.usisr rold if hcsd tfunts, averaging L1oo ~, II
sse n hsaa kent'Sky 4Fstax.ax Lt:1 -
=. h1evsel nad 8 he.d !iiao; sEssAsio< LILY na u
II y b. ~ y avssa<at a ~ 4
p. A?c o. Nard r1d - he.h averaging l.&l n II
exe: Henry Rankin eoid % bead averadne Lies n,
4 sAc; bItns told = bead Arerakiu& La .4 1t
e4c; X Y. ks1sey +otd ~ kr-d. arrraslus i45o ~ Il
et: LANsoa { AIMING 4oId ~ head. 1yesAdns LIN
rr. At 1txe
$KxAt-Ase down Ne Ter n Reeeirts, it-con Sales
EKht Ut 5t46e+ And lAHlbs II &i4A5E
, 1869-10-25

nalEtaonH. Oct 94-The annual fair Of the
~ ana StAte Agricultural Society. suspended
~ ~, IesetA YEAR, viii pe again npeued on T1e~
~ -. ne1t, and .ifl he reinaugurz+ed hy grand
r;,as. @ Q, tae M. laad Sat!onal Guar.
- tnTt," w." !eaSe hese To- muHox, fur " 4shlugton,
~ Ms,se fIrMdeut Grant aud bis Cabinet 10 vat
nc +ns ~. The aFoupds ahjotn,uR snt city are ID
nne .etaes. aad, ifou tne lazee uuoer o{ entr,ea
Naue ~ ess!! Department. the exhibition EflI be
very 0ne. Tntss VIII be tro,tiur each ds1. ~
, 1869-10-25
The Abandonment OF tho Pursuit OF
LcPcx-He ~ Let Atone-Numbcr OF
Follow ers Around Him.

<fRFH Aae a ap4@ hFa<at10h 11nasa1 Sf{k- L.
From the sesi OF war we learn Of no other en-
E1Srmenfa stLce that Of the xlst OF Augus1, y ben
thr Algenunes cut up force Of ~ raraxuAyans
feenfy miles beyond Ca17gu2:ay. After this Ac1lon
consequence Of the horses being e1haoksed tn
t1aEcfstnR the Hooded and MUDDY terrain, aud Of
the srcop~ bctDR without food, and the different
Al Lopez had succeeded IN escAptnR with
forces rartoual1 estimated II from LOO to Atee
EeD and len to twenty cannon, and was believed
TO txte Epne northwAEd to tho department OF
EIdfu, tn which cattle arc stl abundant, an,t the
lndtan1 afe Eorposed to b friendly to him, \
corps Nxs about to b. sent to Rpsar37 70 ac& iron
that place, and another corps HRl going 70 Wills
RicA-
some Of the authorities have ecut tn their AAhe-
sion 70 the Provisional Government &unanE
within, It u reported. the ynla Rica ones a.e unn-
bcnd. and over lc0,oo0 raF1Euxyane cnIctly
women, children And old men, have come IL
Unfortunately, they being ut c1tJ destitute aud tho
PROVISIONAL Government being entirely without
means, they hare 70 be supported by the aliie4,
, 1869-10-25
ERIE.
EfAbhEd-EN Nb bed Tho

StAbhed-I1 0bbed-The Weather..
KRfN p, Oct S4-To-ntRhs, tn TOW on the
Wa Hcyerey stabbed,
lAat night GAllnwsF1 plumbing shop waa
broken Into and r. 90 worth OF tools s1nttu. They
were found this morning IT the nouse Of former
owner, Harry McllArg.
Weather yeI3 cu!d 1t 10 p, N. and guoE failing.
, 1869-10-25

All About tho Mercantile

All About tho Mercantile Library
ArTcst OF a Conn1erlcaecr-
CINCINNATI, Ocs. 94-Tnc Mercantile library
hookS will he stored IN boIas until hulld1ng Ii
provided. The probability u 1nat It Will not IT.
iu1n 10 College building, but eErct ue~ one some
where else. For the present, place Tot = read
Ing room will be secured anu opened TO the pub
lie.
Yesterday, n. r McS'er WIS arrested on =
charge Of counteffeit.nx. no IL supposed 10 BE-
long to gang noted for changing the dtuomlna.
tuu Of government bOtcA
Weather clear: thermometer this morning 70;
Eoop, 81; eyening, y.
, 1869-10-25

Prospects Of tho GUS
E1Pcnses-LoFcz nnd His x4oniti o q
-Ffosl1to0 Mnde Tor Hlx Uefaax-
The Prortatonnl Government and
, 1869-10-25

n,tt W tateht Ohlce1s for the euan,ux wear. prr.
tntsa tae folio. Ins rtpo.t: Fw Prr..dsni-aS-
n,in ~, lsftef, q Ch'caFo: vro Pfe.iaeuts-o a.
- y: ns.'apd, Kalsmsxoo; Assistant ssoses.
tA1-M 7. Miller, neue+tn cahtofuis; r7rasurer.
Tsaetso9, At'e., Detrrtt; kxecutlvo Comnreee
G.A !nonp*on. wlnett4; D. q. BaofcJ, CaL
aSo; \. Sea: tn, Davenport lows
ING report Wa1 sccepted. A ballot being tAten,
u0ned,
, 1869-10-25

rH1LApE1rHtA. Oct. aA-Shor11y tefore 10
O'Clock this morning the Jury III tnt Rrooks case,
rendered verdict Of guilty against An1Tu and
hughcity. Nell Mclaughlin haa been held in
f9AtOo to answer the sane charge. morrow and
Dou1hesty vert kept under strong guard III
night for lear OF being released, aud AIter day
lEht recovered to rethOn.
, 1869-10-25

MrNru1s, Oct s4-A movement Is On foot 10
consolidate the Aisst4s1ppi Tennessee Rstispad
Win the Atsnsaippi Ccntrai and II !s said that
is des1Sned to unite the Mississippi River Road,
DOW being built with thofo. and place the line
undef conu1ct to Colonel Sam TAtn, PrcMdeut Of
the southern Railroad Anzuciat ton.
, 1869-10-25
t.Hf1t6Yt1l8 IfHHu a..

1OCIsTILr, Oct eA.-Goreruof Stevenson has
proclaimed TnutBday, Nov. Is, DAY OF public a1d
general thanksgiving.
A man nAmc,i IIaran is reported to hare missed
his footing on the bridge trcstie to-day, and fallen
into the liver, and was drowned.
, 1869-10-25
MASONIC NOTICES,
FINANCIAL,
FOR SALE.

$500, 600 u Eew intnots TOXIN md County TEN
PET eens Bonds, kaAranteed BY State sinttrx Fsnd,
IAtOH X. %H1PnEKD,
LII A.
, 1869-10-25

rOIfAwA. Oct A-Apptlcaeion will be made ia
rAsl.anEnt q ~ ne1t scaNoa for an act 10 su.
taoftxe Int hnik1ing uf \ r1,lvay from n,,t1, IN
the Niagara River to rome ro.nr ID The t.onnir ~
Etscx: on ne Detroit Rtver .,tn me nens Of fer.
naRe oy e.Sanef sctoss the Siagara and Detroit
the SixteA "1's Ia
, 1869-10-25

SPECIAL Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QC1kcI, Oct 2s.
~oteudaoce ut the Unitarian Conference To-
,.,tss. tss las1r, aod g7cai interest manifested
The bn1nesA before The conle9-
xsns d.. in Tnnt,on day, when It adjourned
Eis.e;nnd Il xss t 5esnl1ed Ge.. F q F41nush, Of
enee meet II CleFeaann in Nay 6p1 ne1t con1e9-
HeY. Z. 4. 6laples, Chairman Of tRe ne3t
, 1869-10-25

ST, LoC1s. Get A-Gtn1gt 7. Bro m, late Ser
Geans-atAfms Of the CMted States scnssc. WHO
nas been dangerously III At the house Of hts
brother, Joseph brown, for some days, Il eony&-
lesccot.
4. r. Randall, Special Tnitcd States Treasury
Agent. who Ii On to1z Of Inspection, Ass arrived
hrrr
, 1869-10-25
Astounding Frauds In the Indian
md Lind DrpnftmcnI.-Vhoi
sn1e Ssxtndliug In Indian Land
Scrip

fdhEh17on fff7adfth ~ fh< NfF 1Hrk Herald.
Some vcrJ !nter.atlu9 developments arc looked
tos n n carly day. respecting Indtan and Land
Ssuee irregularities: particularly rrEsrtlue the
na!1.bresd Indian Chippewa scrip. UndeT the
aNs q tonGfe*sr The cMppe1A Indians OF Lake
SUPERIOR, OF hAf-bftcd descent, Mcfc chtIt,e1t 10
eighty acres each of hali.breed Indian ecsin. The
Acts, Is alleged. VIII ahuG there Mesu about
ITO Indian! belonging 70 this baud and lrss taAn
90 o. Them h2ls.n1eexla or mirel b,ool. for Ehose
oesent IT.; tne sc11o vas tasueai TIA, taere Nese
1:as Isssc. Of teisp calling tor eighty acEes OF
lAEd etch, Issued By The Land and I0dtAn On1ees
eo1ton'lJ, Il both ACT IN such matters aod
Afe equally respoua:ble. II there we're bat
4o nAH bred Indians n shis band
md 500 pieces Of scnp ts.ued, what became Of
sV piecea o. scrip, representing B&,t61 acres Ct
l4od, tor EhEh thc1n were DO na1f-hreed 1pdiaa
ctainaatss THIS scrip VA ye5y ya1uAhle, superior
fo land warrants It treiu2 located in either sur
veJed or unsusEcJed Iand anywhere On tue pubic
Aotuatn OF the United StAteA. Thts scrip AoltI at
from nEc to ten dollars per ac1t. Who R,1 the SsD
pect1 Of tc1lp, the 64.QQ0 acres Of land, or tho
ngnfes may bc wrong. but your correspondent il
nkkufcd they afe entirely reliable Ii Is ~eIl-
Known fact that this haI-hrted IndtAo tcftp h2s
hxen located bJ The thousand acte9 throughout t,e
Western States And Territories. On the A1ppos1-
non that the foregoing Ii true then, not ouI tue
hAlf-bteet In dtaDx have been credlIed win more
than they claimed, bat !" Cncle samuel - n1s been
cheated out OF q, 900 sIea of his farrn
, 1869-10-25
=
SPAIN


fEI4 OK TIE EcrMENlcA1. corKCu,
MADRID, Oct a
Ia the CoEtes yesterday General Prtm said tnat
fhe Eeumeu!caf Council should adopt decialons
hostile IN their operation to the Spanish Constitu-
ton, they von]d he treated BY the government, Al
null and void.
, 1869-10-25

NV foRE. ut M--Bee~es -Reericta. TO head YES
tG6aJ. 1Esde dull and tcuses uu:hAoxed.
kh' ep AId Lamb Exatccn 10 ads !Frsh stock e.
t&uayi salts Emitted Whv!osalt meat 1nA1kets OVER
stI< ked y tth Eauttau LArKr A171v Of bh~- expected
to'Ilosrow. TIE esket iur shrrp and ssh has sefy
pad srPeaffnce; *4*e PET q for sheep: st4@s5f fol
lamhs.
~!Ee.Twe1:y carr Arrived; rr1eet fen oH &c; mar
, 1869-10-25
Fire

ALBANY, y. r, Oct 24-Amnng the property
destroyed nj Weed. Pa1sor Co =. by the uEe On
Friday night, waa "a cdston q TIC AA1ewaly
new building.
, 1869-10-25

kfrgHloF. 0ct. T.. ti1 HArANA-The Rpre.u-
meat denaands security for costs Ia the action
fof damages on aocount OF her seizure,
The cane crop promises n zbund1nt y14!d.
, 1869-10-25

~ pNtasA of ha1naa aud D4Ttne lnva Bea.a7
aH ne.e nnsf1ke1 ts4uznK1x fhsse d4nixens Of TIC
f$ad A3nes q teHI1s3aana- And suterzsitc and hats
Gea1 esaes = u aunt. fo1as:eA saa The !sea
= aea II shs Valley Il PafAt+e-taY YofTttcT ~ 81
fpFzavN.
, 1869-10-25


NKHNAFK1 ApFKK11K1N0 AGKHTH.
4ff 2A-AAF1Asd - a.&ssF4~Asts TIE TED.
CSx q os< kxAs sots 49,. G9*As u Fess'es etrtr
s-srsssfs ~ asaeaa Fs~ al EKW1TlFK1a On AA1Azxt1
@ sAx iay~.ss1 = ~ {. 1aris1ssa, at Eas psd.
&AksFa' sak<A Pr{tt1
O11Nx, e DEAABohy-ET-
, 1869-10-25

SAH IpAx, Get is, rza HAVANA, Oct, qI-Ac.
c1fding to the new t&rtn, III agricultural lpp]e.
menta arc sdmtttep freA
There srr no cases Of fellow feyer or cnossss
On the Island.
, 1869-10-25
Ger M RuF


FRANKFORT, Oct, Fl.
bonds fiat; eha quoted al >.a..as7.ss.
, 1869-10-25

Dosrux, Oct 9A-John l. Mcguire, 4 carpenter
and builder Of this city. holder Of tbs ttcAet
that dzeH tho CpnseuM building.
, 1869-10-25

STEKIH TANTN,
HfNHAxI1 AnykKI11[na A&Er71, pItTNHHA xXXAs
1kK bCdpuA
ATs asxA6Fsasd ~ rAsss~ asvt&srs<as. Iu rxIBCNE
u o.s h<*< Tusrs- aed a4sn {oF sz3 Ast41 H~Ar,
8e@lA|t NFEspdF0 kasuzsR4 Il zRsieA, pxbAkA-
r. 5seH prsesA &xtzassJ~ aat ssssaE u par~1 d.
ifr4 fwzis4Af quns
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-09
Devoted to the interests of the People.


shen for the Afrikin character. One en-
thoosiastic Democrat who wuz candidate
for Prison Inspector or suthin, going 90
far ez to remark that he he'd rite to be
present, as he wuz proud to say his grand
mother, on his fathers side, he'd Afrikin
blood in her veins, and out Nv regard for
her he he'd named his two darling child
rem respectively Pompey and Phillis. He
loved the Afrikin race, and wuz proud
that he Good lay his hand on his heart, and
say, Itoo am an Afrikin
Another lamentid that he could not say
he he'd Afrikin blood in his veins, and
Fernandy Wood. who still wantid to be
Mayor NV Moo York, proposed the health
Nv the late Fred Douglas, to wich Jim
Brooks responded. John Morrissey
proposed the memry Nv Fred Douglas,
and Ben Wood the health Nv VIM. Wells
Brown. -g,-~s.r. @
In fact 80 ardent wuz the admirashen Nv
the great lites Nv the Democrisy for the
Afrikin that in my dream | regretted that
I he'd not bin born in Africa.
At this pint I awoke, pleased at fndln
that wat he'd seen and read wuz all
dream, that the paper l held in my hand
contained an account NV an Irish and not
O nigger celebrasben, and that the names
Nv Hoffman and Onamplain wuz append
ed to letters addressed to Irishmen only.
But wuz sad after all. When that cussid
Amendment is part Nv the soopreme law
Nv the land and the niggers hev votes,
will not these men court EN- and fondle
EN- the same ez they do other men with
ballots? thought I. Will there not be
then the same reason for slobberin Pom.
pey that there is now for slobberin
Patrick? Will not the ardent Democrat
in pursoot NV votes forgit that he is Nv the
proud Caucaschen race, and stoop to
caress an inferior I fear me!
!; A PETROLEUM v. Massey, P. NJ,
5Ia Gsiar.s af (Wich means Postmaster.)
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-09

KANSAS has population of about 400,-
900. 1t has six hundred miles of railroad
in active operation. There are published
in the State ten daily and fifty weekly
newspapers. The State has debt of ST.
000,00c, and under the constitution this
debt cannot be increased beyond that
amount without direct vote Of the peo-
pie. 2A@
A CITY physician of Providence asserts
that 10 per cent. of the 5,475, 900 quarts of
milk used in that city during the year is
merely water. He thinks that the lives of
a considerable number of children are
sacrificed every year by the use of adul-
terated milk, they being actually starved to
death, because the milk they use he's so
much water in it that it will not nourish
them, nor even support life. aa,
Our of sixty-six senators whose oecupa-
tions are stated in the Congressional direc-
tory, forty-five are lawyers, five are mer-
chants, five editors, four farmers or plant
ers, three bankers, two teachers, one a
manufacturer and one a railroad owner
In the House there are of lawyers one
hundred and nineteen, merchants nineteen,
editors sixteen, farmers seven, manufac-
turers six, railroad men five, bankers five,
ministers two, doctors two, painter one.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-04-09
Tricks on the Charitable.

= A FEW days ago, our friend Jacques was
hurrying home from business lit was cold,
and dinner was waiting), he saw good
old apple woman (the very one, indeed,
from whom he buys the daily apple that
tops off his luncheon) ia dreadful plight.
AS we were saying, the day was cold, the
air was nipping and eager, and the ther-
mometer was just at that point where it
becomes impossible for human beings to
see their fellows in misery, and not cesire
at least to help them. Good old Mrs.
Crowley had determined to rest herself a
little after the speculations of the day, and
if not to sleep, at least to dream over the
number of people who had pounced upon
the apples with defective spots, confidingly
trusting in their unspotted, polished sides
placed carefully uppermost. She had
wrapped her plaid shawl tightly round
her well-wadded shoulders, she had wrap
ped her blanket round the lower part Of
her person, she had inserted her feet snug.
ly into her well-lined carpet foot-bag, she
had prepared herself to be thoroughly
comfortable for the next half hour, when
on giving her stool slight hitch, to make
everything just right, the drafted leg
slipped off the curb stone, and down went
poor Mrs. Crowley into the miserable
gutter. She was so tightly swathed that
it was impossible to extricate herself,
hand or foot, and the feet, imprisoned in
their well-iined carpet foot-bag, flew up
simultaneously, and Overset the apple
stand. Could Jacques, or any man with
the least scrap of pity in him, see such a
sight, and not rush to the rescue? Not
he. Jacques was one of, at least, twenty
five good men and true who rushed to
Mrs. Crowley's assistance, and picked up
herself, and then all the apples that had
not Immediately been gobbled by the
newsboys Mrs. Crowly appeared to be
in great pain. Her back, gentlemen, was
badly hurted, she was sure. And the big
gest part of her apples was stole! Oh, if
Oncet she ketched hold of then byes
There was Jim. O'Brien, she was sure,
and Mike Divenny, and was any thin
seen of her puss, or the fig-box that the
few pennies wus into? Oh where0er wus
one, it must have flew out of her neck,
when she went over, and picked up by
somebody's And so the good woman be-
walled her imaginary losses, and the word
went round, and the WELT to-do gentlemen
easily more than made them up to her
without loss to themselves But as the
arrested crowd pushed on after, to their
wives and their dinners, Jacques felt
hand slid into his arm, and TOmpkins'
soothing voice exclaimed. "By George,
don't she do it well? That's the third
time I've seen her come that game !"
Ought Jacques to have regretted reward
ing the old woman for risking her neck
in acrobatic feats so late in life? Could
he have excused himself if he had been
hard hearted, and refused his donation -
Clarence Cook I'm PstnGaa's Maaazine.