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, 1869-01-21
THE TrlER-P0LlcE CASE,
1nc Policemen 10 be Ar.
T0ign$d Tor Examlna.
lion To-Day.

Tbs ONCE Of 1uAuee D'Wo1f Wa Agtln crowded
70 sxeeea yests:tay morning By persona aaxions
to hear The irves11e el,ioa Into tho eiu1a OF The
o,.sh os The ls:s 1ndes Tyler. THe pollceu m
aA't'kher. Be- b. and Dse4L charged With bstnx
aectssotsie. were rspresented By thsir counsel
=, jon. aod Robe1s Harley. wao pronour
tton 1ne:ics y = of presented tbs folio 7,pR lst.
,er In N NJ. E. ". ETate ore Of tho psosccotinr
atttr7t3s:
:, .,,..,n,u "cacuu couxr Roox.
"A1 piAk s1A: I I'm COW in tto Grcuit
Pitt ea n1 f haoe asd fsot fo r. ghes dsy.
Wtitlntcn. = 1RzUrN lib'1 sult. ard etnn Be b.
hrr Jo9 to-t1J. 10 attend 10 tho e1anlnsuou of
t1e M po,l;c Eat.er. W,n you DO "a The fsvot to
RtmHesi Ytnit, E.W, k1Aas."
n ;ss,,se ..s y: qesttsd ;, e. jons. . eotl-
epu'etl for Tbs Prosecution, that tic detcnd u 4
xtsu suA.!ns investigation, and supeEipt1pdeut
N sdJ ~, d. p1,es y 1ntosn - Rsed ne
WAS hu>ty eaxsscd 1t the Kecardef'a Oouft, nd
.onld Of st'.nd shs e1ani. .siou.
- e: 1snes then noEsd that tne tttA be poss-
senmutioaer 5:own desired to hare tae Wit
&C VIII fbh e4ec. The witnesses present mixnt "a
FAMINE % PC "onia nndotakc 10 Ak thn qnes-
NJ. Jcr,r Wis in faro. ef TIA p.spo.ea exaui.
nslen. a very numsroua- 1sspetsahle anh inielN.
gtn1 body el men had prteenled 10 I'M public .
fa1us:hl. yet, n he thcuKht 4 GsAa 1mp.eaxlqn
nf aEttuR tho cast: II was, therefore dne 10 hJe
eli. nil, u ono n and unrn. th4, thcre saopld
bo fnll md complies lntrsuvauoa
,R.o MI the 1tets TIE deseld ldRnts ssr1a anxious
fot tr-at and ~ only II pcrt< ev1ds1 C. hid beer
F.vrr TO the community, i, ~as 70 more than hight
that the ease Atoud be continued il o7der to r7ye
The gentlemen ptoseerdne tho ease n Opportunity
IA spEcar. =.
5a>t,ce D'Welf though. tbs object OF tie prase-
tn log Et9 to convict 1oue Cp4 Of eraEue. II
gotty. s1,u hot 10 tetle1e tnea from unjust ma
wicked plet1d,eeA which may emu tsaiisk lh-s,
II Wss h.gd for ne1 to h.9r m h toputat1cna
Hpon 1hth Characters IN N on.
etA ;enFauy; hus con y ware not "a.
u. Hghed far tht rfmbvu a fpxpicaons
Tbs ~ partt athd&r.ts and s:Ateo.enst us, hsye
E. ne hh1osa ~ be cl1culated TO tnturs the char
s1t ~ ei stfuaa n.n, members ef the police
Sfiloavits, made public in the satus nxrper
Ito easc Na1 continued until 10 O'Clock tod ".
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is, IL e. 3sagnsns ~ feesrkat Of persoua who
see ersu ntf1asatus:o IN Witch tneJ ste tats-
= ths @ pto eet.,s Ts'' rria S,'s In f,Tot ~;
u the caean. that viii enrlo,n .hc h,nssstt s.t
..nsnssuea -. *nen Ii hss neen rGsctu,ir t1,Ie1 ~
shooid insr 1nsf1 u ano' her eonalderatlon tea,
u that tho nuT. nent rims =, aSa h1a:na,9. mea.
1na a1l aooat 1t n az1sto 4uc air I'D t.adsne.
t'ots r .sSomesabie With scpubllc u inssisn..
nos: nadata,n. solely by su sxrr1nnnns VI II
resnas' % tae enstre fxeuf1on of fhofs. mt ~
wse o1 &ad Who cannot afmu to asn7 ,sc.r hs,1' ~
csu sneta e Ie ~. sMstt nnpy ceeaa.o tns wealthy
a eaHs fsno.ed 10 aaa q it's a7et aess 1nsss tss1
W. ~ % naotn eoussnieut u Tho rat.nns .Trss r..
msse t,,ss seesson y posuvsly too vp,xtr. In tSe
Nbo ssnta 10 reach ihe coA Of his naa, .sn,,.;ian,
y climbing % The lAddcr Of knosiedeaA A'ai %+i
aaeo tse !a;sa1 kooeksd fo1 rader hia. snd ia Ia
ht,y SEW ~ tae pfarlsgs adotded ~ To onl1 II.
e. nue ssl thefe l. too strong sensa of tns
uea pess4elpS tns wealthy utahcre Of the ~.
ss,s; essh eaa i5.t ~. 5aeJ e teo generous to rah
3ouIR men who thi.bi ai;or II 1hn4a shn X hs y
{s.Io vots On tbs dnn1upu ahould frmen .e- A. its
.@Eotntt1. and uutd not forget ID u stfm s,1vs
ort n ese H. Is Is doo1e o. goanK men. lesrn9tnen
ment in wleacd pisces aud ID pu:t,n1 nn1n
1toE!toFe xnd dtsennra2tnx ssif-snnror- ntnt4 rt
neea EoyeG ent u uot IN secos.a1 e. witn tnn
81; esa Day. or Hs opr = .sa I'D l. Teh,
90 Gea CT z roae 70 ?. rnit The c5unson peopls
70 eEnk Of the - P1e.tan sptiag" Il .hoao gno
~, ,nat sae aats Ought 70 b raised from IS 10 Is
q Ter aernc s1es donation Of 81 ia ,hrs se.
eomph4h The 1amc end without b4tax uuinst 4 al
to theis less ioftpnate :ell,v uzeas.
AID pfuttctloc. and let tho,t Nso Yntn X rsn
lei1ti7t nsaka sure saetr baIots xfe not lo.t
, 1869-01-21

CHR1s7oru1r Hpar,,o~ . .,.u.
I rhan,s N.,rh.,t...pa,,.. H4"os1 o1 ota4A'
s--as,.. -" foaee 'oree, HAs Jes.esday
! -. ~ Uetteufe Dixon, on suspieton OF IN
ee19' aug pE1sooef atssmpted to sell an eIezxnt
p&u os god bfzcelets 1t the teHtlrv atnrr nt
'EbrxenS 4 Anderson. resr Of ~ T.ta
ssteet7 whsn tte jexeMer, srsoecnne
tnat aH "a E1s not right, atnt tn{ot nation 10 tas
Central Police station. ana tua gusnieions n,E1T
ths, =. s.-sa ~ ~ sAAeu 70 t9e ArMo1y. HI claim
H,rhir"s T." ~ nu1 aae Jeseis IA front cE No. a12
hrnrrIet1 oauAJ 7Fen.oe !4st. The
srsii I+rt Ma fefm Of 4
~. u, VII p4se1s q so2 claaps and set With
abcut fiQ0 T1e oxnsre,n nh,ts,n = , aac Hoyth
NATION regarding iher h1 snnc,ttan sa s 1e'os
r.--s
:. ~ M1AGLkss 1oEfH, named Jtuea COREY
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AHCaEMEXTg,
TnE oFkRA uoUkk.

EAR oFkHA uOUkk.
LesteE Wallaek'a beautiful plsy, Rosed.te. q,
the hlne HsN, Waa revived At the ope7s House
lt't esening. with Mr. Jennings u he C,,ond
hchsnus - NatkA<w LdoA, Fl.ke A. Bunbtrr,
Robo. Raolfn u Elliot CRY, Nay Hovya !.
Rost L<sgA, Nlrs Phelps 1, F7orsne< Xev, Mi,
hsdcetn as LcdS Adaa, Hrs. Marble a TaaHaa
Ard Aiss Putnam ~ The dem9u.ts1ttye H1rah
The house WAS rot : large one, no, 50 ,,rca
~ the excellent nalrues In which the plxy "a,
Kiver, drseyved. The cast was. In the m.,n, N
excellent one, and the play, which, hy the waY.
u one CT the Fttttcst Oh the Gsage WIS ii
IN very cSrdltabie n timer and win cue regard
10 me RI ouffuGtnta uf tho &eeesa ar1es, Il viii
% rtpsated this crentr1. Miss ftelps IL an.
Io7need on the Bills for ! fazeweu peneat On
PTlcay eyr1lcR.
A'T1cKKR's THEATRE,
~. Adsns epaeassa iast evening tn the rols
OF Rcaerd ILL.,, to a verY good houle. 1nis
evtLtng ho plsJs "The Robbes1."
A1kkS's pkAknoRN T1EA71x.
"p1tti'. huc:eat" Il Ii tbs -yezy high stds Of .
sutces slxl run. aud il W1Ircxsed nianu1 hy lsrce
nouses. 1t will rtE1ta upon the boa1dA III lhe
week.
BLIND TON.
Library Hxll va thoronShty Oiled both yetter-
rN m, 4;4 4.hoen nsd sveuink upca the occlston Of
NTH Nll be aisen this evsrick. rnrre seema to
es 10 aha a'eDets in th- ceslrs Of the puhllc to
Mloss TIE performances of this mualel
prodigy.
TIE MIa9TRKLs.
snatple{ q CossoI's Alnttrels have nude Z
ehfxe Of base IN. sre noH 10 he fonnd III r God :
Moartr. Nhefe they &fp rightly attracting larxs
no1tes With Their t1eeheEt ettenAlnsronI In
their peculiar lin Of nnsiness 1t IL bard to excl
khsHs AEd u IL worthy OF poss that they
&Y&fr ntrt1en1tT
, 1869-01-21
CRIME.


AfFfsa Of a Woal4-bs Murderer.
AcsaInok. jao. eo-Doe.or hltIer. tbs min
1,Esa Hts - h ths Il nMtempted robbery nd murder 4,
,a.sa Lais . e Ch3ec: 1eftrdsJ morning. vas cap.
taara = ~ oc4ock Ast niReL Whlse efleep IL 4
i. .so nGase nse m!tea out..de ct blus Rtver Sta.
"a tinn. VIZ. On ths Milwaukee 4 Bt- fsal nnad. sy
eta IT ton ao.eose, ant sers7sl Ksntiea, Il
.sun 7aAle ca Chien. Ca beIas sferstad
snd 9aes'ioItd, hs dsIied his nsrs nd sssefted
T. lasosenee, hat auAll5 eoutesssd Ii KuUt, nd
pt19u! to 70 msk+ souae Startling t.sclosaYaa, dc
EofoM 3. And 9aft!7 locked up befpre sa- caus1ns
:eiea ,l A,e, s.s resided + Fi:is
hH1t1y Of seven. The defsrtivr Gre. y.
esHn2 tho prisoner, procesded to sex,ch
ni,1S,, n n1ufe e., Ins vie denied ali CON
p p'e.s1; oet tns stasea discsoted large smouat
~ o! eoxe. o. sho.a. holts Of caieo, kcndF. o.
tanr' aIo ai a!atse nunoef OF ksfs, OF Ill pat.
M,ns n u ceans,s rme - hf;es;ea OF suspicion Of
fr0ta lAe ininntG be rt .tl1ed eN1 stte .4aet4
, 1869-01-21

Al hAlt-paas O'Clock yesterday Afternoon, A
Attakk VA made upon 4 German by . par4 Of
b1Js. At tbs et1ner Of Jackson and Lasalle
stsxets. Tte uan, named William Keurlng, wa
waking along quietly near tbs edge Of the side
walk, HhIn tic boyt. half.hidcen bss!ud sshed,
sipfed ID ono Of tie pIanks under his feet tkfpH-
ltE hin OWE. Be viewed the occurrence - Al
Aicle tnt and walked oa. when oua of koe bo3t,
tempted 10 t11p him By reaehlnk out his foot,
EennlrR quickly tnfned troacd md bit tbs ia.
perrin ent youngsitr IN tho fact, ,~heEeup aactner
lulted up AID Ehnbet the .uau In tie shou1ter,
tnfictlrE strese wound. The c1awa th!u fca:-
teIea; hero1tg m1de hu.waJ 70 Dr.. Brown =
oucs. On u ek4e tuett. ne21 LAKE, the olo1d
3 ir.ur3 II ictated IN tas mu.culas part Of the
.ss eHoa ma - Rbout thEre-f ur hs Of Al inch
esrp: p, nps - Tot COL lderea dmks ro7s: 1hs
Moutas n-An WI removed Ia bis he1., No. II
rt{ tHe +. By otdt1t H the $1pttinten lent OF
a,eMes, duaksnt search !s being mad for the per-
and hopes IT had OF HapplnF them
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Asb o'clock 5estssdsy afternoon, a terrible .c.
ctdent. resulting In the immediate des,h Of 4
ht11s gisL sHo years old, occurred on ch,ts 70
aveLu,. n.1r Pcot1a s'7eet. Tho chilt. Who Vrs
nanea Eats shesaJ, was pi141nx IN
tic sf4eet. nen tbs GfdewlE when
I span ot horfes, stt4ehed 70 I vae.,a heaytjy
!oAded with xooo, ran orsr hCT, rrtshfuiy m4pT,
ltrR her ohdJ. The team, which HaiorfS 10
said Wa being oiivcn 1t rap.d pace II tte lime
OF Ihs tame1 sahla oc' utreoch The eftvxr, IN
emp'o9e OF Heus. N1s af once plaes zndat a.
m -
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n A q n < 4 . .

PEAcnEK-sANFoRD-1n this city. Jaa- y. At tht
sctidence o1 the br!aa's nth.f. ry Rev. n. c1y, q
Bo0ln Renr Ind, Mr. Charles A. PtAt3tE and Ma
Florence Il. Sanford, both Of this dfy.
H no4son d pert pic <se copy. --..-.-
TOEEk-ATkR-In this city jan Y, r NJ rtH1.
n. Tovee. OF soetara. Io.a, and Hattie L
Ayss. nsuIhtet OF Jrtfe Aver, cf HAWAII III.
HTTCHNsoh-FOLEY-t this e1s3. Jsa. u. q
the reaie eree Of tic hides sister. hJ Kev. Or
4. Foley.
slvPsux-FETT1IoHE-1 shis city. ian. %. =
Hs fGtdrr e of tbs t1r4de's fa1hsE. Dr.: g.
frk1lohn. EA EAfe-st- ty Ksy J. Gray. NJ. C. Gtnp
sc0- - Ha1oAhelA. No. and AIsa Petla 7. fstttonn
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CAxFkei1on.

CnloAso, Jsr. -, 1862.
To The Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
Will yeu paewe make ths following Important
coF1ceuon In the report Of tbs Committee on
Convict Labor, psrsaIted at the W~k1rKua.s
Nees1rE fatt eTeItcR, 1nd rrpattcd Ii TIE
IH.cnE Of this morning. Tho report, n pas
lshe4, reads:
-. 1ha: no eoEv,sf Who has not le..red tsade
esnttnesd Tor I period not less shtn ten yrxrx
kntli he plated II r1e chxnIea1 l1bos."
The 1epctt. Il p1etented, ftx4-
Tint : . ron1ict VITO hts not learned 4 trade
s1tenttd- for \ period hss th1a s.eo tAark
shall he plasod 1t mechanical Ia abor."
4
, 1869-01-21

Vim. Not3ty Punthon VII tellFeE bis tecond
ma la.t lecture this eveniEg, IN Fsswell H4ll. st
a qus1tc. To eight o'clock slh1-et: = floscnes
xsd Be. Mrmorics.'' It IL one ot his hccat pso.
tuctierk. Reserved se4ts will b. fMe Il the
Ftwcli Hill ttckes ce1ee Sn. lt8 Asdts n stfeeA
to day, from \. Il. to 8 p. N. No reserves stas
viii BE- a.ld attef O'Clock. The hal! Will be
ppsc II p'eiEetp n
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Tie vo.suk By tho @embers Of the Young
Men'a l'hsa.y Association, on the Qnetuon q
tait!nG tho II nuil dues, h41 becu going on foE
como time. he sotefa tlltne ~ blank ballots IN
the Zee and cepot1itcx fhcu With tns MbtA.
t4An- A. the ,o1,nK IL not ycx onpieted. 40
ofjeiti copIs h4s been made. xcd the ftsrlt 10,
the7e!ort. cot dstrlielJ known. The hb:xrtAn4
nswrheless. u 1T der tce Impression th<i thus
fas there II llsYe E,jor:ay IN avar Of the pro-
po4ed lnt1c1e II this Re trnc, Il is ee:tnaly
bio Iewf tor the Nossry, tnd does rnt DO e1eot.
, 1869-01-21
Reoprnlu9 OF 4 n1i1tsrd Room,

This evcrinR Aefs1. Y. 4. Whrelet & Co.
will rop- \ ttc st. Chs:lcs Hluiud Pss!o.s, Eo
'sS south ciuk street The pa1lors naro becn
tt orcuEh:y rtduea md refurrishcd In evesy par.
utul4f, md now rank AMONG tho be3t appointed
In The city. TIN pEorf1etoss will do their ut
o. tae occasion Of The reopenitx to-uighI VIII
fpreada n user1ferLI l1reh. 70 pa.:ake Of Ws1eh
cyrJbody 1nn appree1a-ts : weliteE1latet p,sce
nf rLeprt Ii iIylte1.
, 1869-01-21
RulElA1ies ii Eala,nrt,

=, dAtuA, Jin. .3o-Last night hu.riers enterat
soe stNa cepos Q! jahn Galrin, b:ev open ii
fea's, 80 ,eeutea oser SEQ IA Rreenbasks, Frog
~. SsIn siafy vent to Ba1Eo~s d 1ayiorx iup pt1
otnGe, Aao ofoks open tat.s saie BY lbs NE OF !
s'eel ku5eh md 0owoar. T1enty-dye d,,ts,,
-. "a ~! " money the asto eontsined, aud taa
.y ,asy carried q. The burfl1rs len rome of tnst,
Anap1ctpu, wah dtsebuped 3 Ne
, 1869-01-21

Faith Of 'he oJster House, corner Of stxte
3no Aoaroc soresa has 3ast suec1vsd ear load
Of tbs choicest saen oy.te n from SerY Yo1t ..d
pchVats Ba5. They have tho pare ..H v.1.r
tstr. I'D a1t Of the nntss navo:. a. the.a nsye
eeth Hw or 40 ahfn oyst-rs In th.s paFknt t,r
tme Unit. suhh's 0urt1y viii rrore ori,. =
fsta' 10 ihest ho iave 10 rrvt1 in tbe fuxuTT ~
q saN o{tter Heat* they IRE Tor ale hY the
ba1sei, putdtsd O. teouslnd. II 70 cenI5 uer
teLta. CcuEtsJ trxde sohund, ~
, 1869-01-21

MAFH00D. AND IT'S HE-IM-
~ fk0VEf EfT, and tae perfect wnm,a in1:
rOWlkA, Ia Cfnsh,'s k1ate Hal'. Aond \ tnd
Aede e.osy fFen!hEs RsAM % cs1u Al -! 9scs
day Maternity And ftn1e Htslt& a4n ff1 trktsd, 70
iadNs only. seAts - oents. rnfnanloklc~l C4asai
!. uots ond etEaes 70 haath, bg1s siuaA 3e II
th< 1fsnont eTaz@ d45 AID svenlnx In January.
, 1869-01-21

TCRREsPQSpEHCE WANTED-Hy =
young IN tesi1ous Of lDteiiscfz11 lupFpyesssnf
VITA FIR one potses sstnE int n'rerta ma n
tnFuent. f1eas4 aa8ftaa Il n. Fp&t Uuee Hc1 1eS
thjt2Sr,
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murtoFers Hspfisyed.

Aen1wetheE received telea11m resIcrssy Nm,
Attorney GeEe ~ kvazfs, s1stirR thst Tasrsni
GonnpI e a5p.9'o 2. b5nes @ md Ktnaszt, the Le~.
yesterday. End to telly The execution Of the san.
, 1869-01-21

eener1F Grant Declines tue Public
HosPttaliI1eA or BalsIupfe.
BALTIMORE, Jan. s3,-GeuexaI Gr.nt aart.,e.
the hsspttal,ites OF tho city. voted 81 me Conn.
eA. On rec aunt Of previous euRsRenepta, &c TIiI
seceaTe citztrs probably on Saturday.
, 1869-01-21
French Dsnevpl.nt a,.or,.xfoc

French Denevn1snt Association.
At ihe arrral meti3rg nl tic French Be=evo
lsLt 6cetety of th1csso, held lsst evening. The
following onte1s we're elected for The sns1tnr
1eat: President, George Ds11,3n 3nss; y.os P1ex:-
cents. 4. barne And G. uespftT; Tre1su1ty y.
G'rartin; Financial see1t1asy, II. Gs..ouls !;
Record rH teet.aty. Ajax. Coigntni; Directors
"A. peBs !" Z. Dorallt, P. L.oruu. J. Lase,U.
THh ~
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This Ems & fasrrr,r1 W.,,,,.

Tins E11e & Haftf,rd Railroad,
Bcsroa. jkn. ao--1he Hartford 4 E,ie Railroad
EEompsny ntxe p1reh1'ed Of tho Boston VI u
Eh.n1el for depot buildings, Wh,rres. az,
Ihe esos - Eeoupany hars, IL Il said, ratiaed tae
jet TO the ACTON ct The ee1jsiure. sA9
, 1869-01-21

Meteorological record for Jt1aarJ soth, 1850,
- reported ~ :. @. LaukSu1h, Jr., optlei m, 1T
Rancoina strect, cosrespon 4us TO the rnitn :.
roeisn lIsdtQte 1hs suafl lett-Fs arc tbs In
'd,y," 'notst Atrocspbere, trzin" and ~erow :"
, 1869-01-21

HIcu1nSp. Jan. aQ.-A Republican raectanr to.
nieht Adopted aser4es Of Fspo1u,iors uyotes.
ng iRAIft CentIets R1antiIR Whit II astet by
me sisglnit Conference Committee roE tn WpsE-
lpEluu. ~ -
, 1869-01-21

1he TT1tehefl mu.d-r Trial In r nlln-
9e1Rhia.
faH4pKirH1A. Jan. 1.-rha tts1 Of Mr..
thef, coMmeI cet today
, 1869-01-21
y Z u .

,sLkNAEFe1a tsis ctty. Jaau1zy ~ Ut the neH
KocE 1kend CaS Wot0. 1t ernup. 6+ork1s f. saa Of
~ \ IND n Etc E2F1, AEed ii naqaths md Is QAyS,
msy Sms1yH nano'. Rspe1s r1eas. e,P..
ARA AE-ln 1hta city. OF 1ba 10th inst JAtnes
Long, son o9 lnaeph r. knd Ffhnces ii BsTx r. axed
ttar1 AEd munihA.
Frnttal frcsu tha house. No. II Cottsse Grnru
ATenpe, GA fhufsdsy the list 1t I ocipek n, u,
Frtenaa pf TIT d mIly a1e Invited.
, 1869-01-21

BUSINESS NOTICES.

4 Wonderful 1nvspxtpu.-TnsFs Ii
Eow sa sale at Ill The dsuKFi,ts On c1uf and
Aaciton streets rhsesco. LII 1T Vii, soon be IN
crt1J store In lie 4..L now Invention for col
cr1pR The nair std beud, called tho MAGIC
COAb. With tia simple sr,te!e yua eau colo.
Jour osr hatr Or bes14 eloa1y b aek Or beaut,ul
caSk brown. which Will Letrr fade o. grow dtop,
End DO It ycu1ttH without the siop q otA.p At
ttr ding the use Of all otht1 h1tr pscpaHtauA
FuErith 1cursef with AaR1e Comb lad you VIII
EeTe1 seKrtt Il
, 1869-01-21

Tbs 0pfRl0N cf IN 0fNcse IN Ihs
ARMY At fcrpeeuun noticed leat 4 largo
proeofr.ua Of Tho uer1 krafsaek1 cental1ea 4
box OF T1oeht1, bstrE generally ufed By than fot
eolta &c" "RruKnt bronchial Troeuea''
should Be used upon Tbs frHt sppenranec Of 4
N toMe tnerf1blc lurf dise4sc.
, 1869-01-21

1oiies so4p ever n.ae. - It nsT ps = n..a wIta In.
PANTY by ladles with the tookt Een6af e2ln3; It
the same tine 1t II invaluable N 4 remedy 70.
ous diseases *h&rr Other sospa cannot be used
without AgKr7tatine ths r1aladJ and giving patn 10
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, 1869-01-21

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
@. & Y. r.

We learn that the Board of Direct
ors of the Cairo aud Vincennes Rail-
road Company have executed Trust
mortgage to James j. Goodwin and
Samuel A. Strong, of New York City,
to secure the payment of three million
two hundred thousand dollars, 49,
200,000) in bonds, to be used in pay
ing off all accumulated indebtedness
Of the road, and to prosecute the en-
terprise to rapid completion.
The mortgage is recorded in each
county through which the road passes,
from Vincennes to Cairo. which may
be taken as a sure indication that the
work will be prosecuted without de-
lay, and will secure the confidence Of
all the friends of the road.
In connection with this agreeable
news, we learn that work has been
resumed on the Indianapolis and
Vincennes Road, and that the little
gap of three miles, that has, for some
peculiar reason unknown to the PEG.
pie, been so long left open, will be
finished Immediately.
Let the thanks of the people of
Southern Illinois be cordially extend
ed to Hon. q. B. Raum, Messrs.
Mitchell, Hurd and others, who have
so faithfully labored for the building
of the G. & V. Road Grdyrille IN
dependent. | Fss5S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
Robbery and Perhaps Murder.

On yesterday, some persons noticed
on East New York Street, a consid-
cradle quantity of blood upon the
ground, which led to further investi-
cations, when it was discovered that
in the vicinity of the residence of DIR.
Parvin, on the south side of New
York Street, east of Alabama, and at
points farther east, blood had
been spilled in several places /;
quite a large pool being found near
the board fence on the north side
of DR.. Parvin's lot. There were also
marks of struggling on the sidewalk
and the fence, and evidences of a body
having been pulled and dragged along
for distance of some twenty feet.
Traces can readily be found Of the
route taken, by the blood, to a point
on New York Street near the new
German Methodist Church building,
where the trail suddenly ends, as
though the body might have been
picked up and carried away by some
individual. There are also traces of
blood on the sidewalk west of Ala
bama Street, and in the alley west of
1t, leading south.
In addition to this, hat and an
empty pocket book. The latter was
recognized as having been stolen on
Saturday night, when it contained
eighty dollars. The hat was also
recognized as a stolen one, and sus-
picion was directed very strongly
against young man who has been
several times, of late, in trouble, his
love for whisky instigating him to
commit thefts in order to appease his
terrible appetite. We withhold the
name for the present, at the request
of the police, who were unable to
find him yesterday, although institu-
ting vigorous search for him. The
most plausible theory which was ad-
vanced yesterday was that the young
man, having stolen the money. had
been subsequently attacked by some
other person who probably knew Of
his having it, and in the struggle the
hat was lost and blood shed. He
may then have been carried to some
point, from whence he afterwards
made his way to place of conceal
ment. The circumstances may be
even worse than this, but the facts
will doubtless be developed very
so0n.-IndidndpOEiS Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
The CaFmi Railroad.

The GRANVILLE Independent, as might
be expected, is opposed to the appro-
priation Of one hundred thousand
dollars by White County to aid in
building the railroad from this city to
Carmi. We presume that paper would
advocate the appropriation with
still more zeal, had GRANVILLE been
fixed as the terminus. We think,
therefore, that the Independent places
itself in the position of opposing
road that will greatly benefit the
county, because it thinks the road IS
to run through the center of the
county, rather than merely touch one
corner of it.
But the Indepsndeat forgets that
the road has not been located yet,
and if the route to Graysville is much
more advantageous than any other,
that the Board of Directors Of the
road are pledged to run the road
there in preference to running it
through Mt. Vernon. In that case,
the Independent would be fighting
the interest of its own town. Itseems
to us to be very short-shighted policy
on the part Of the Independent to
oppose an enterprise that will place
GRANVILLE in easy communication
with our city. The interest of the
farmers of White County are as deep
" involved in the construction of a
railroad by which their produce, ETC.,
will be placed very Gear the best
market, as are the interests of oul
business men in securing close com
munication with those farmers
Evansville needs the produce of White
County, and the farmers of that Coun-
ty can't afford longer to do without
such a market as they can find in Oul
city.
We hope the Independent will moi
take such a narrow view Of this enter
prise and will withdraw its hostility
Evansville expects to pay largely t.
construct road which all admit mus
wonderfully improve the farms and
farmers of White County. Surely
they ought to be willing to contribute
something towards an enterprise il
which they are so largely interested.