davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-07-22
SPRINGFIELD.

uyatcrIou+ }IobDcFy-IfnllFond Ac~
csdcns-f -fsuxiEcss ChapEc-AFtfcacs
of Association Eiicd-Trrn~ury Re-
ccfp1u-Nexg Winter 1Shent-Spring-
field Hoard OF Trade
Special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, july Fl.
O2e Of the hoidest rohbeEtes ever committed In
this citr transpired this morning Nj. Hammond.
a 3cr sllot the nor.h atAo OF tha State us~~s
sqEatc, Upon taking hts Cases OF rings snd 1eFeliy
from the safe 10 arrange them IN his show GAsea
ulsco>c1rd that box containing about S1,2o3
worth Of watches WAS missing. All the Goods
wtrc IN the balc nIteeu minutes before. It having
een y ol ths g. a
that shos: space Of time, but how e5mpnsned OF
uy hom Is SILL mystery.
the chicago, Alton & ST LOUIS Railroad, vas
severely hurt last night by Il nyng to get OF Of the
cas- u lille under full heausay.
The n11n Of BFnaford johnson. OF this city,
one OF tho o!lcst book 1nd paper nrtnR 10 the
State, have sold o2t- MeasrA Etadtori john
son haye been III auslneas Ii thia cit5 fot neasls
Hou. Reynolds, Grand Master Of the Illinois
Granu tottge, j. +. 4 n. II, will conducttthe c1es-
cisca 1t the laying OF thu cornerstone 9! lae LIZ
| brew ETuq9uEue IN Quincy OIL the 3Jta Inst
| Tue Drtln stewart Institute, ot THIS city. nleo
s,7icies Of Ass oc.ation nslay. Tue tncorr$rAtofs
E5niI.,,g. j. 4. Chestnut, JOHN WilllAma, Geo. ".
| Ghat:etlou, aud Dr. 4. v. French Iht institute
| Is under tho charge Of Mn. Mckee Holmes, one
Of It's tnost successful ana taleh1eo 1eaeaets III
Rehland County paid into the State Treasury
tcecnJ s1,ts1: Whtfsside EoohtF, Ely: ,ro, +o-
ce!red here To- day Il was rliheu gu tne lA1l1 ~ ~
". Il. Parkinson, Of Cut1an, and Vas SOLD 1oE lila
mt SPRINGFIELD Toaru OF Trade met last night,
aud elected ~ their Secretary ". i. CowgH and
appointed tho di1ertut standing committees The
roon ioseI! oscnpea o. tas n ,,1 hpres;te,
Lc EroHp as the ErrtuheId Board Of Trade Rood-6
, 1869-07-22

" From GA -Atr ToTt HpTE-
To escape the Shame ef discovery, is apEoblem
hien ~o1uen-espccta1y those Of the respectable,
% n91 20 aa5 ,1 oa9 Is
to tie destinations Of gin aad ootnJ avoWs her
drunkenness: Int the reputable woman repudLaies
Tie disclosure Of her lntemperatc rsupens.les.
Various atis 10 drunkenness have t.ont lime TO
;.1as been aIeptea a', hare sn}esea ors
I.ah 4 rosslns mention to shose familiar
beverages Of nhnornclJ1 thirsty chambeE1nails-
faa t2e pune1ons ] pIcrasasions q sasapass Which,
ol Incorporate but strictly moral women: Filters
donmcat oi EaTsaparilla, M which nad eatnei 81 M
Eayory reputation By the careless frequency With
Which II was exposed 10 the profane gaze OF mas
SoWeEep pttars becae M to- pandet
To uan ful feminine thirst to bo logger ssfe re-
source, n7d II became necessary to sack some new
was rgrEpect that h.sneeah would conc iuro
d 50 called hasheesh CANDY wach producea
PesRtee4..Jaf The ...afal1e' atHgnsana NJ ~
abss1ce Of anything better. OPIUM, the use Of
which IS only less difficult Of concealnaent than
Gerotees, hzd if not. been discovered that
chlotpfoIm Vas prccisel} tnc safest and most
agent wtia "hsa female IesPsStaos ;aS [sS
habit ol the secret use o. chotoforM presAlA 10
day among ali classes Of women, from the inmates
Of The shamtfo. hAunts Of Greene street to the
bcles Of the Fifth nyeDne and the pupils Of FASH
tcpohle boarding Schools Is known to feW e1-
ccnt tho apothecar!cs who supply the deadly d'ug.
For deadly II IS; and tnonel !is poison is sot1t-
times as swift IS the cobEa:s, It is 1t others
slew Il its vengeance. reaching hfouRn
ind 1neyitao,e We hear Wiio terrible
frequency Of sudden dclths nom chlnCotor1n,
"tsken to allay a headache: p bnt we do not hesr
Of the wreck OF the brain AMI the ruin Of the ner-
ycna system which It's hah,tuAt Uso surcly brtnE1
nfort. The sw!ftuess With which it produces It's
dreamy ntox,cas1on, and the few appate1t traces
ph!ch 1t leaves btf,!Ed. make It q fAruf1te with
women who know nothing Of ats ungoyernahle
force Of !ts cumulative Effects aud Of It's terribly
dangerous nature Its use Il far more TO be de-
prrenscd 1hau that OF alcohol or opium. the
effects Of which eau easily be fotefoId. Chloto.
form, on the contrary, Is ns Euhte nnd
eudden tn It's wnyWnr1 Vengeance Rs the
most ucachefous aud dangerous Of the women
VINO use II. The doze that was seemingly innoc1.
ous Yesterday, may, II repeated, h.1nG swift and
Teslstlcss death 1o-daT; and, though the penalty
should be dclayet, II = certain TO DO lnh1ctc1
roonrr or later, When, 5cat Or txo ago,
writer charged American woMen with drunken
pess the charge WIS easily rcre4ed. Tor tho dell
cate organization OF the refined lady snst11ct1Eeiy
a1d VIGOROUSLY shnus. the Tude grasp Of alcohol
The charge that chlprof0Tn Is largely used b.
| women is, however, lauentablJ tIre. L l. Reuer:
aIts used In IGNORANCE ct It's nature and ulum3ts
ctects b1r the sud and dsseTaceful tact that II
nal.tuallY eMplnyrt TO IN alarming e1tsuL a. NJ
aid to female drunkenness, cannot be GEAl5al1.
, 1869-07-22

ahot By : 1oadAda sxsazzln, VII recover frau his
wounds, iha phyllcana reporting that his ease Ia
progressing favoraby- Two pertonk hare been
zsrestcd In connection with the affair.
pEHs1AH11suuxA1 xEE17kGa.
Meetings IN favor Of the dtsestabIf1hnent OF ttc
1r1sh Church continue to be held Ut yartous parts
of1he country.
BISHOP cottkSQ.
In the ease Of Bishop Colcn4o, Of Satai. the
PTaVy Council has decided that hs has full -TtRhs
to The Cathedral It P1etrtna.ttzoufg. End Ii
altogether 5res tpa ine Interference Of Tic Cape
town authorities
DISASTER At EEL
Lokpoz, Juls Il
The chip Lord sldmontn, from Qneoec tH CHS
gov, wos abandoned at scA The c1ex were satco
and taken TO GiafGoH.
TIE LONDON sfAn On ANTEIE41 kECTR4lIlT-
LoxDox, 1olJ 7l-
The Scr compliments GsautA Etead5 Te9pssa To
rrcoroize the Cnhans "a beiliScfeutA Thls cout1e,
The Star ea5A prevents the Spanish Government
frsu, aecutnig the United Stutes Of nnirtendiy
feelings toward bef, however much she NAY be
z71c5 led by 1ilbrste-tn2 expeditions from Ameri-
cau Iorts- :,
, 1869-07-22
CHICAGO THURSDAY, 1859:

! one of tbs cp}verm on he esnbaintfneat Oh TIL.
t!dc Of It L carried OFT, aud some mrty feCt ot
the eCbank1nent.
; Terrible Greek, oye1 The river, did much daD1
age, apd. M1x' :hiRhtI: ttza tcEtctcfd HaoHrs
Germantown Hill h4s Waahe1 10 II II impossible.
and Aeiauao11 c>n only be Made hE travelling tho
,ot the season, md d1d much dai1age to the s1ac
ing crops and frs1tt tGecA.
klaii bridges on roadA leading into this
:cnJ are Injured or destroyed, the highways are
muddy and badly washed, and t11rel Is dtacult
skro7A he Q4Ef17eys HesdH, July ~
The Mississippi continued 1itnX Until the people
began 10 think tnetc would 30 repetition Of the
hood in 1851, and On Sunday evening And Aunday
morning, II had approached to within nbour tWo
and half feet betow the Hood Of th1t- year, o.
what e known .f1r11Nar4y II s.bigt.K1tRF mark
'Lest night, however, It Wzs gradually 8nb6f{41x,
ard k1a1ns rent out 90 ttue. Between hetnand
Palmyra Il almost one sen OF water, and yesterday
I reached ine nre.bor % the engine The otloct
datn seatendny took along / goad Mig to us Il
, 1869-07-22
CROPS.
Reports from Illinois, Viscons1ns
1oEn and Michigan.

Reports from Illinois, wisconsin,
1own and Michigan.
ILLINOIS ..........
The following arc dispatches to commercial
nonss n ,ais H. IL. Jusy -wneat looks well st
p.caent: and, II the weatner continues dne, We
canr fail to have large crop. Al ANAL gfaan
letter to TIE TnlBrxE from High PlHca An
dover, uenrJ County. Ill. Jnty ~ saJs: "oot
crops a1e Spoiled. A crest many barley ana The4
ye17 much afraid that the Erst will 90 the eaNc HaJ.
i xo eaye any, 1t viii ho No. Q stunptaL osta
are down, as have neS4 eeen them oeis 1Es, ~. ~
I his .a JeaI Is lie iss CON. On ow isa EDne
loreiesslJ; on rolling iand, 1t may etse 1ignt
croc. 4 Ts ges ho1, a, 1sr, hot "ea'aof-o'nes"ise
! 4 II letter is;.s 70 Tus Tn1nEzE from Pon-
tiac1 Livingston County. Illinois, Ill, s9J X A
fs5sI peespecss for ny sad q sxope i pooT aaee
ncrer xete TINES 20 gloomy: There III ~ n9t Re Se
couniS. ne sman Era.a which i rtpe cannot he
cut down ty tho mseane ~ maea1ns nc ti nosS 1T
ra.rc tuwn. a Ittse uAy be cut 81 the etadle pot
farmer me VINO depena on nis crops tnh 1eas, II
ieast in this part OF LNtuosk'
1re BLOOMINGTON Ll LsaaT q tne ;Ia,s xa1a ~ r.,
| tom afe more OF less oyernoMed 1hs Farmers oo =,
thciy harvesting In boats, cutting % ne aeads o.
ne xness 70 y 70 sass eooaSn tos 11a1 MeI.
1 fayTntrY thnt sut4uc wheat viii be out-tn1tu OF
c1up. acsb and rcss hAsas a z ss+;cnissi1 -
ene psoyf. T, Mi ;u1a oa ou II oestsr e i'm ou1
om r. ~ III y b. sasss e
,oninS eouat,es In some pi.ces the oontsnueS q
lalcs haye prevented tho proper aeFS1nRsaed ~ y
the oorp, but IN o11 Immediate h<aann&rnuo1 r9 .s
| txpeet d good f1pp. Other counties u soaI1Ga
fil{nHs nsfe not hstn 70 favored, although b
Iseyr that Tits ne1ion ha4, 70 E1eAt e11enA ~.
exempt from TIC terrible eooas EGG: W. n
| nnundaut th1n eyeT befora known IN tale feE1ou
| oud of the se1y best quality. OatA ENG natle
promise ven, Mnla immense quaalteee VI ~
! The Jackson Cdlch.l CitiseH Of the 3ota s.!
aTte favorable xeaihes Of the past Weck b
| brought inc wheat into condition 70 BE- haEErzt
"a, md WORK VIII pEonahsy oc commences ~ ta.s aL
week In earnest, tho Neathg resaipuRHS " eS..t tA,
yctt than lasI, and there vii be nac0 l1t9s
amount Of Inferior Eheat from THIS crop taAn p
the ts but should ne weAthse @ tSes " ~ " -
be = great deal Of good and e1tge Nneat noi
Ms eron The CON EoK5ing c,nG1 oa aYssg sse uo
aines g ma u, Il ihat % rortioa On I'D SOILS and q.
ian,is d 60 packWard nnt s.ctl5 tnat Il cannot ~
6ariey vii brsia 70 he cut she coming @ xee
Eonufd tnert be good weathef to secure the crop
tney 9n e goo1 - A!eaiGaa. ~ ,o EFT sn, Ps
, | tnv iur larvr yield. The W1pu8 haTe p!oHn y
! / and the people have shaken on The extra oa,oe
Of irnit, 30 lint pro,nhay the ta5Eu <3@ I'll II
inrne without The h1ea1nd do"n q LIE Aee'
Hm aru3pate0" ..
The n,oncc c,ovoc {wnl A'rrsr saFa: Hh2n. :
run dlrcscnt scctaans Ia this Fsc!iAs} st..e u
barley Is the best crop known for :ea5s t3o'!!
: fains have lodged 1t badly. Wheat fs aten Lal
a q C Cen ana g,ssnf sr sI5 10 r. sesef ~ RtS
lie c,s.s County lF..) Republican ssys: ~ ,," =
, 1869-07-22

Annual Election OF shc Grand Rap
ids d Indiunn 1knalroad Company
Detroit Paving Contractors over
reached
srrnG1s Mich, July el.-At tho annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Grand Rapids l.
Indtana Railroad Company, held this day. the
following named gentlemen were elected pirec"
tors: George Il. Nhite, Of Grand Rapids: James
i. Walters, Israel kellogg, OF kalamazoo; luch-
ard Reed, Jonalhnn g. Wall, Of siurgis; Williams
Do3o, OF LaGrange; Joseph X EdgcEtou, Pl,ny
uongsans Of Foil Wayne: Manuel Talcott, Of
chicago. The new board were swoEn into otl1ce.
and organized By elect!uC Joseph K Edscston,
President; John H. GoderoH, Secretary, aal
Samuel T. Nanna, Treasurer.
DETROIT, July 9o.-It Is understood that our city
authorities have decided to make no 1nors con-
tracts for stonc-paring tae present season, for
which large appropriation has f'een voted. 1hls
action IS tlAel III consequence. u neReu COLLISION
betwecn the contractors, whereby they propose 70
obtain e1orbItant pEces for the work. II statcl
that all the paving stone At Sandusky. Medina and
other places has teen secured ~ ring Of rartnS
contractors
, 1869-07-22

1heTe bare not been enough iaooress IN the State
10 cut and EaiheT and tnr1h the grain Is speedily
a. the farmers desired The Wheat crop, IS 3
WHOLE has not been 20 much injured bT Futt
as wa1 expected, but II lighter than it sou1d harc
been with the full average or 5a!n- Still. the
which has given all It's rtgoF to the gIaD will II Is
noW 1ooug1t produce IN unprecedented nsSgre.
Eaie Tue fruit crop Is ftpcu:uX rapidly. Large
additions VIII be made to the orcharus convenient
10 oFa1EpAds. tp hntct patton of IN Eastern demand
tot our tTuit& Tue grape cyup MES injured IN the
nprer ac1aLnento Valley and the foothills to the
eAItTAfu Of It. By tbs hot hast which blew ove:
theu about the end OF June. Ia some ins,aaces
one-thtId Of the fruit viii be lost Nevertheless,
the grape crop viii be unusually large, and Of
good quality; and. as the detective h1nches will
60 TITO The sti1] she character Of the vine made
viii not ce Affected. Many OF the vtne5atd owners
will experiment. largely with EaNero shtpnents,
and esVer alfJ tho<e contiguous to the Pacific Ral-
road End it, connections"
Is good; on old. rot extra Weather falE:
COUNCIL RLrFFs, Iowa. July el.-WeathE
very nne; .tndeed-sppatent!y settled. Wheat
promises three-fourths 70 IN average CROP"
Wheat ind cats m Warren County ait nearty
bottoms where It II 1ulued. Aauy fa.mcrs arc
cutting grain with cradiea, the ground being too
sctt 10 allow the use OF Hotscs- -
AANESuTA. ...
4 St fnu1 despatch saJs: "Thr crop prospects
Throughout The ftate are sery encouraging, NTH
damaged By the bcg.. Corn Is q little backward.
bet tie present wHm weather IL tast 51pen!nc It
Wheat, rye aud harley have tnade large gro nth
Ct straw, and; With fcH noer da5H Of favorable
weather. such s. today. to secure good 1lllng OF
heads the yield viii be heavy.
, 1869-07-22
West Indian News

fra7ASA, July R1.-DcaleEs hare been Arrested
IN Manzanl!lo for selling goo<1a to rebels.
Loyal Cuoans Slntes and Pix!ter hare issued
70 ,eln sas 9 esns,
Tne insurgents 500 sEong. under General yot-
dan, have taen defeated, With heavy nas- Gen-
cral JoIu1u EAs Noundfd.
There Is abetter feeling IN the s7gar market
xpd lower HadeS hava Improved. Ao5t prices
arc 5tlr, hnt quorato14 unchknHed
81, DaauxGo1 July -, RID uATAAA, July 81
GeufrM Lupernn. with tho steamer Teae-
g1No, abandoned Jam&ies and Eens .s
ssa esSFai . 1pe'sa rseapta7e me- sa.asses est r
ARRANGEMENT could b enected The TelfSfaio
has Hnce BEEN dIsa1ustd and sent 70 St IholnAA
H-rTestdHns Cabrsl, Afrer capturing AHA. COM
President Bae1 now opposes the sale q tne Pay
SI Saun4Ea 10 the United StateA He reSar1 1t as
the cause a1 the present revolution
ToK7 AZ P1rcx, Jo!5 2..Pzrs1dent SanaTe na5 M
CaJes viii one Of liz Var steamerz The otheE s
wreck In this haIoor.
i baltic took place It GooatEtz n which
Sgln4yc's troops were defested
sue Is er1aenty ested oct u war ~esse1 to opes-
Tns Is1osat.oalsts uoE haya three vekscb Of
wnr-shc Quaker City, De3phina Aud C1Aa
Hs1ne rsper uunsy il now saoted at 60 to
s.. III moats, Juty a,-Tne steamer Telegrafo.
| wiih General Lrperuu. has ktised here sae
changed her nlH, but had Bo1ne difficulty with the
| authorities, And ea1led for TorroiA- Business
C1aAcAs, July 9.-PresI6ent Pu1SsI, Of tht
| Province Of Zulla, Ea4 declared war against M
| Federal Government. which Il unable 10 nalatstt
4hs eseeslon % foT President Of venezuei. take.
plsce Oh the 1st and l. looked to lor the EeEencI
| alton Of ihc Ttpabllc.
, 1869-07-22
Storms and E1oods In Illinois.


On ten OF the nineteen days which have passed
this month. rasnstotnna hare oocc1sed ualaa9
tAat time seSen aud one-ttlfd inches Of T11es
barr been poured oSn On tss 10y ;s; ncsss s
and to Nay. Ex-E3Eug IN u tEeau-ooe aug
txp-thlrh lurnea Of moisture fof ms poIuoq t o.
the mqnda1e spnc.s A. misnt M pe 1es apty wnnder
is tha. they hAre not been to:A fs!iGIe, nos ~
farmers tel us they ars fair in sotne ,ocaues Aoa
1ss s4asa vnsa ses e q se ea1
we understand, hzz pretty gtneHuy snGc1uoe1 e,
tae de,aee I'D = rong e e ns ~ M
the htrher and better drained lands WI tatn out
faJ 4 can ouy b harvested saa saFsa ~ ~ ~
ress, bit whe1e the ground Is roltng aud ne
farmers could &C, to Wn.k With their p.owA me
dum crop vii jet be produced, Providence tAsot-
q On iass sssaIdsy Afternoon occurred one q tne
most ea1nest tat1s Of The season L Hatef-gaaRe
eaien III, fTo md 1niIteen-bundredth tochea d
fn.n 1eu IN about three hours. Ihls o. cootse
flooded the utlds Aud SET the Tsses u roaring
| tase IN xetJ short t1oe- The damage 70 csoPs
ne danaEs 70 railroads l. not 50 grest - wa.
| 4e n inetdeni showing What auo11t Of rain tel
| during Ia threa noun Of The etoEN7 Kaa fela:e.
| hy ~. McMscfIn, of HttKoods. Heh2d hog
trough sanding U = sas 92sn fs e e. sna 70 = 70 % e
il Ieet long, si1 inches deep, etSh1 inches vide
tao lo4toH and nine i1cnes wide Il tha top HI
| NcMa< Kin had OCCASION 10 90 opl heiot0 The ~
ceased, and found the trough, which happened
ST lerel, en,lztly iuil md ronnlnE oset. Y
! kp1WR that there E2s no Kx1er In u be1ole y
ra!n coUc eac1d. hxy.og jusi 1emosed 1t TO = del
location. Z d..uos such another rain 1 II
corded. ~.
iEickapno, u nna.satlA. oxtag 70 Iea bank balm
V4bbl aRay ou This kidf of II.
The tsa,Kr " Aun1ue 3 TILL. Which la luss Dee
rcna'Eed. has gone eo9n t::ea.:a- .,,-,,,-
, 1869-07-22
FATAL suMaAM1ulIsA~
An Old 1lnn Terribly 131tHnlcd 10 . Ettlk
-. = While Walking II Hs17.lrr3s


An Old, gEa5ha1=4 man. T. 1sa,s Of ase, HEknet
DaEd Hunter, long resident Of The West psfl
stoG; met with = fstaA accident whIle sleep.wsk
Ing At an early hour iais morning.
: The old gentleman Is proprietor Of q hoa.t1na
house located On the upper doors. n the nn*I9.
erec.ed hltek block between Peoria aud Sane1'
mon, on Vest Madison s2Eeet For may '}e4za
past he bad been IN the habit Of wtsking til bis
aleep, and on several OCCASIONS met with qutte se.
Yere accidents
. On last evening he retired, - usua q1te eszly.
Between an4 O'Clock this morDi1E, The !n-
uAles OF the ho0se were suddeui! awakened By
the rolse Of I taat and searching for the cause,
1pund the bleeding anil almost anAnlrlRie bodI OF
tho Old nAn at The foot 0! high Staircase leading
from The Et1eet to bis abode
The face Of the man preseuted's ghastlJ and hoE-
f1ble appearance. r. was found ttat the hwer
taw had been broken and fatemupan, ,the thEoah
Hta upper Jaw xas also terribly mutllated: his
nose was broken In te1erM pisces, sud deep srars
vera Visible al oycF hts laca snEesn! bones u
hi body wtre also found hfokeu- Dr.. nayts
WIS quickly called and gave hIs attention. To- the
unfortunate nan, but. 1T List accounts he EAa
fast sinkingi and tins comes to the res4el has
undoubtedly expired.
, 1869-07-22

banquet to Colorod Loutsiaulnua
| Preparations for 1hc Exposition
I THYA3n Fin hr1 n

Banquet to Colorod Loufsiaulnua
Preparations for xhc Exposition
OF Tcx1le Fabrics In Clnctunntis
c1scTssAr1, July e1.-At The hpuse Of Peter Il.
Clask, coIored, ol tha CITY, under tha aspicea OF
the Cla1t LsetA1y Society, . banquet vas given
70 Senators Ptncaoaek md ANTOINE, Of Lous:hna,
and Alexander Barbour, WAz11eu or tho pof1 af
New Ot1eauE, Professor L2ngston and Rsy. John
q. Fee, were present There were toasts nod
epeecheA The guests we're principally coloFed.
Tho exposluon Of textile fabrics, 10 bo held
here August ;, beR1ns to creste q great intereat,
Eoeds arr arriving IN liberal guautt1lea from the
South and West and as the elegant Stores Of Nr.
Linton hare heen offered kratultouslY, gentlemen
having the exposition IN charge aro prepared 10
display. with great eject tbs samples received.
The exhibition Wtu Include catatMtrea, 1auleas,
Jeans, tHeeIs, blauketa, carpets, buraps, sheet
1Dgs and 5Rlns oi all kinds, many
Kinds Of cotton and WoolIen machinery, spun Ailf,
thx aud hemp baRgtpg. and IRON the" responses
received from the SOUTH especially, The enterprise
seems assured Of success. Railroad companies
throughout the entire West oder a liberal deduc-
ton In freight charges, and regular visitors will
be feturued frea- The Adams Gnd United St2tes
ExptesA Companies Will bring any packages ffae
Of charge Five tloufaod slola<s Is o1ertd in
Dfrtntf!{nR
, 1869-07-22
A nuecE EA&Cs

Tts Randolph County Qnd) Journal reports tae
following queer case, either Of mistaken Identity
or Of strange nial indifference:
.Farmll1d. IN OUT county, is tust DOW all a!iye
over the EetHtn OF long tooulue1 dead solder
from That ptnce- In 1sAl, Thomas Webb, ngcd II,
son OF Squire Webb, Hiring on the MtsstssiueT1
River, I'VE niles from FarMfand, enlisted
tn the Slxfy-nlnth Regiment, Indiana volunteers.
AT the tats1e Of - he WaS seen to fall md
Was reported cead. his parents gaSe him np had
his funeral sermon Preached. aadDoutned fcrh1n
as IN his grave. uia father eTcn received htA houo-
ty md back pay from the eutho1 eles u WAsatnR- @
ton, tsc nanc hayinE been :ttn2ped f1om she snls
a. 3exi. 1t was al forgotten, and he liked but u
darg ago there GANG TO- FzzM3and JoanR m1n
who Nas immediately secognlzed ~ Tno1sae
Nv Coz, Tom webh thought yoa 1erc dead,
vould Greet him on his tfHSefA
ADut he met them II, RaJtnc they were Ia:2'
tatep. uLe father and stcI-ZboshSF and sll re-
cocutzed bin, but no Ackpo EledXUept Kould ne
make, His father described ceEtatn MARKS ~ bc.
tnQ op his person. AZ nrst he refused to be e.
autped, hut nuaIlJ submitted. AnAthe maf0 Wefe
found, lie sill Insisted tim: ha waS John.
Uo. Mas through thl1 county .. JeAr ago, Astd
Stppp3d With Ats fatheE-*A with partne!
bajapK hortea- Els partner Was . ttfx1i9t1s and
sppppsed John E1a; but tnstead Of inqulEtn2 fo1
the road to any place, John A3E1ya EntW the way
hi father DID not then recognise h!u1, bot 10 3al
tnhista thxr IL IL he TIE myttE3 Is stu un1av
elIed: and John L. not Tom Wehht hts manner
lpok1 and -sc1tnns, hA Hend1' tadgncnt, alf De
ce,ye, What Is hin feason foT oouoe2ll1K II ~
don know, Tor, il 20 are rightly informed, s4QtS
N'eta Is q good nan to clatn hetrshtp 70"
, 1869-07-22

Spain.
c4r1isr ooksr1EAG1Es AdA1hsF TIE GorEHKNEST.
M1pAlp, July el.
There Il much excitement throughout Spain,
and n,auy nstetta Lare been made here, at vulla-
col!d, Barcelona and Corlosa OF parties believed
to be fuIaen.lng insurrectlons. Several Generals
and Coont.s ct the army are among The nnmbe1.
Government authorities are taxing great pfecnu-
siou to prevent m outbreak. TIC decree Of eK-
Anlster Of Justice Herrera has been Withdrawn.
The French Government has ordered ali Spanish
conspt1a4ors uHay from the frontier.
4 sharp light occurred Jeatertay, ot Cladeu
Renl, between the clsI authorities and = band O!
tnSutycetunlss presumed to be IN the interest Of
Don Car1os. Nine Of The latter and several Of
the former were wounGcd The ,t1srnectionlsts
were driven Oh. and The leader escaped /.
A deep plot has been Uncovered here for the
assassination Of Serrauo, fum and RiTero.
, 1869-07-22

Incidents Al tho Into Elcef10n-kcs-
iEuntion.
R1cHxom, ya., JptJ st-oEctal returns show
thxs tho votc for Walker wAs q, ooo kaoE q me
white te9tstEation, and thAt to1 Wells lAoo? Enoit
Of The colpfed reS1Xtfatlnn. The ohject1onao Bile
ciap1ea IL the constitution werp defeated b
&rool There appeaf1 70 hare been Al enate!y
nev deal In politics. u only dst members ELECTED
10 the leTtslzturr have eytr been here before.
Tnoe- Il. BoNdtn, 6tate Attorney General, IT,
Ngned today.
, 1869-07-22
WeuthcT Report

1111FU1S
nocx 1sIASp, July s1.CIcar; cool
l,IoR1l, July sl-C1ear and wnrn-
SFnISal1ELp, July 2l.-Clcas; plessaaI
CLIO, July 2t-N1eaf; cool
fowA
Council B1rTFs, July e1.--c7ear: yeH pleasant
IHuNK, July et.-BcAunfat. clear d4y-
CLINTON, JolS 9l-PeAE2ot
WISCONSIN,. -..- ~---,
J,SEs7uiE July eL-Clcar and pleasant Wind
north
MILWAUKEE,, Jcly 2L-Cooi: clear.
NIHEHQrL
81, rAC1- JULY 9l-cleaf; xasn-
ono
cKEsr1NE, July e1--C1csf: cold.
C1ncnklz1, Juiy e1.-clcaE; PLEASANT sae'-
Uoulcter, q.
INptAS1 -..-
NEW ALuaS1, J1!y e1.C7ea-: iheInoEeses. q.
WM7Hrr, Jn1y 9t.-C1e1f; Tlnd. oofLn"ess'
thermometer, 6a.
MISSOURI. ....
JnrrEsoS CITY. july 2L-C;eaI ana Wa'1a- q
ST. LOTS, july .l.---Clcat naa p1.2s7o".
EANs1S-
LEAyEkEoa7A Joa5 9l.-C1ear a1d pleassat-
, 1869-07-22

A. Vomnn Shot Through Careless
neS&-Thr Wen1ANf-A Word for
Mnosson rs q Summer. Resort.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wta., July 81.
Al Columbus, twenty roilea from hete, On Mon.
day evening, = German woman named Hise, while
attending To- her inuseholl Affairs In the kitchen,
wa4 ahot through the BODY. md Killed By tiae
bali nsed hS = foul4 11au tn a marble shop dr1ug
ut q cs. which he happened to SEE, He was obi1g.
ed 10 NJ 70 esczpe tho anger Of her freods Il his
The weather to-day has been most favorable to
hayinx and the maturing Of ANAL gyalut having
been clear and cool
Madison has bad comparatively few summer
S1atfora Ibis Jcar, cut nerer Looked attractive
OF Afforded SO many faculties tor Plaasurable re-
cIauonk- ~+-a