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, 1869-09-03
FRIENDLY RIVALRY,


An evening paper, and ono Hhtch has alN1Ta
stood bf the police through thick spd thin, whesh-
eE they weEe right or wrcng, yesterday made the
following very Innocent, but most damaging cps-
feAlon:
"A slort time ,tinee the Superintendent # Policr
eAs 1t to be ia intention In future not to A1l3w thS
I,H ,ss q t %:as
m.ae % sesrunt e The f,1ary that would .rtnt up
sSsassn ss Gs'!. "a s
S9P: f. IT. T iii. ts
.rs n5., , s,1ns r ~
II, sr.4n,t. f;r If n,ontn q A1so;t =. icGr:
:1f ei. s'fnd d. FL. e. Tft ;,,
falling 81 Il III fr' liz Innnh # .ialy. rhs rnl-
Et.icn9y II tho lure tat rt'nl to hare contrary
ii appears. ihen. that ,hcsc /. coppc.Itlon
among the ra'Fbllnpn II, the sar!aus .'|lyIssonp.
TfrEr idta il not that their nty u tn preserve
o1ucr and prevent efne. hut 10 MAXI ~ many At.
shn l'olicc tnurt. Tiny atrrai To max" up funn,
nninirr AMI. harirn atrrst..s Without cahsr, thr>
!rc cAilc m. fkc "uf mnrth} frirnd Mahr, 10 III
lhrr Htfnflrs fnost severely 10 mad rrason tol
thrse ar7tAtA-
ilraf,nn Ii. mind tho Rts,re ssa,enen,s. va w.
hrfstnnn lhr AHf1rrat rassr I'M tin tietn9 Up u
tn'ith1unfs Win happen 10 fo gnpa hotna n iAte
l'uHfs. WIN may tr NIT" hsnnk and Yat arn Ahr
tu tAsp ra5r Hf tstnsutrt. ahit wEa may tut Antr
REPLIED With dur hI,ll'ts trl anie .tlrrrliu't Ut
tsrr.nah y" ar', Why II Il ihAt TIM rt,ur.s Ast
hhftHnrh With FetsT cksnA atn aInn hnw n that
hu frA1nlA What tn Wr!1 hnnwR In In H'tA Arr*s
h iIral' with lnllrctnAn.llkr brutality. tuw ha I.
l"aleu, hrHlbeA nnt hsnnRhi INTO runlt sl!aakArr,
mi h.nrcrrd. ttle ilhgrlnt tho drunken ysgrhnl
Inst 1 hr ttlirtf s*tafA In h.
!! tt,e ralrasIDu tf thrrn frtnrns rrtrlncca tht
frei tha thsf ii fOIlrs thinks Il .!trs, lst It lt
At"psaA ~ vi tlIcatA VIZ HAt,t no antt !ln*hn'e
rome c1!retltl0t We III not desire tu c seize,
70 mike up tie crcn hun'trrlth m tnnn'nntt
Lat Tho nf1crrn he krpt III hliet iHuOrance VI What
khf!r comrades ats doing.
l't1!dcA II Ia f0I!J !of tho North Hho ntrlccra c
nttenpt I" compete with tnose Il, thr Wrtt III
vItiun IN inainv as.rhs. They hare not ~ larHt
fail1n thc!F we'll f-McaHt attempts. Let them hf
satisfied with = moderate EnIto anu the CsilEens
VII Lc btttGE fAtat1cA.
, 1869-09-03


ered ID thfa county Il Eood Tho wheat has mostly
entertained afn that lhc peculiarly chapQcanle'
damp and ahowcrJ weather wc nTn nov
hAF!nG may Cause It to KruH In The sixrk
Wc have, however, a rel hrasxl nm NpcInI ram.
plalht OF any damage being dom TIM nnt rrnn
IN ih!A county Ii yrsJ lacsnsrj thr present scx-
son, owing 10 the exceedingly u1,fayurn1,lc
Hchthe!. and The prUtrecu Of a good y,clu, ~
Ntule7 arc fa1hcf poor.h
NEBRASKA.
:. The Omaha RepuI9tean Of AuRuss II saJa;
" fefY utnY OF the fnru,rrx In this vicinity are
, 1869-09-03
LEAKS IN THE WATER PIPE,
Moro Trouble Mt Chicago Ave.
nue.,


NO soocer hare tue Inhabitants az the West d.
y!ston recovered from the alarm consequent upon
defect IN the wafer ptpea through which their
supply OF the Indispensable nuld IL conveyed to
them. than teeJ arc Threatened with sIuall.r dis
ns.er. 1he memory Of the recent defect in tie
pire at the Chicago avenue bridge Il far too fresh
in the mind. OF the public 10 need snJ detailed
ueutton At tie present time. Besldes, We have 70
record pewer. and, therefore. more Important
EewB Of the sa1ne character.
At DAYLIGHT on "Wednesday morning, when tho
tnan Hho oGlctatcs Is tender Of Chicago nyeuue
bridge was rio'nc1sdlnE up and down that ssruc-
tuEe, taxing Ml'antaRe Of she fresh morning att,
the "aicr. 10 tho west OF tho bridge aul under tho
middle OF Il, The water bu'blcvl up 1T the side Of
s T1S hs % ,a1 hIS TT # a1 an9
1Nhl}c Works and from there = messenger was
sent eth al Fs,ssuc spccd TO conrcY The lntcllt-
Gentleman prSeerdcd without 1 Sia ,1cIay Ds5 70
could - was Tho sunbting OF the
Ing thr caa'c tnst then, tut HI. rscrins expert.
rBre let, hIni 10 suspect tina, rnncthtng was
.frpg with tim 1tpc. that H.. Mt Tho snstorn Of
lilo t1HhlhLti-hrRi Ut RtFr nj ltr IakH, Mr.. Chea.
Trough ltst Ho fns III making preparations 10 r..
rn!r fhr darnnKrs. f." first drore % tho Telegraph
n[11rF Ant1 %rHt .lrspRtr to MF. Muir, Aaatatnnt
Ruptfin.rn,lrut nt tim Michigan ('rntsnt Nnllf1',
IN send 1H 'liftts ~ HutI ~ pnsRlhlo. Mt. Muir
II nuee engaged Mceatr lhslI.r ami Harrington.
aud III three lIoura ther wr.r Oh tic tra!n actd.
II she ncan,ifnn ST. thr.'rorsh VA. no, .,o.
DIR ,hr huh TN wh,.l. thr hthtx, rrxts, ami nraty
ulutrr TIM rrhtrn uf It. Tho hulk was torn nxAr
suInn thirty irri, RHd drehgrA wrrd put tn wurk
thc t,trts Ia main an oasintI.a.tot. " i'm ppn,
lte tihrtr aFns~tt Alt n'ribrk }rhtaHtaT MDfH.
tug. htl ,isnrr M fast ~ hnt.ra rnid takn thrtA
~ III" s'rho nt uietatIphs They lust HI tttnn IN
getting THU thu NGttr, Tin ErH rutl|r BfJ1ttafs
, 1869-09-03
INDIANA.

Ttpr s4rnrrtts German Lutheran
Nynnti nj s'ort Why Ar.
poant1ucns--ThD Ahfniub Murder
r-l'rrsrntnttons
spcc,n Dcspntch To The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAtxE, lnl., RcpL z
Pursuant 10 ADJOURNMENT thn HehrrAl German
Lutheran syDo1 Of thr uh,scs1 H.ases 1uct III NJ.
I'rul'A Church, Al a:sh this nprninx. Delegates
Numbering ti1 I.uns're1 wcTr pseRtnt. T1t Tfr%i
hrni nf the aJnotl, ltc'. f1of. "afhest 0! St
LupIs. IN thc chair.
According tn u rule of ta's organization Il WAS
agreed tu drtutr part ut thctr sr.snn to thc dis
ruksirn If lf1e .lsH'trutE If ttr Holy 9c1rfurcA
TN tts tnd ltrf 7. tru'fn. IT # l0uiH, p7ened
ihr tlEHut*'on In a atl: shrs' The krcairr Guose1
ngreal number If pertinent EcEInlusAl te1h to
fupIasf tho t!oct1lItrs enunrinteu IN ffa nrg!l-
tH,sA lie waa very Ahy kTjTHffrtl ~ !tef- ".
j. fi*'ten, Of tIrrr!Rn,1. AMI 0thcfa.
Fart Of fir tDtEnuol ecAslnn tu-tnorroT Y III nc
rhtl to t*fuEs ihe subject concerning thc Eib'e
tlotttifTs ef usuty Rna tatrre.L
Ills hisrrnun.i the Ncnsrnl aJnn.} did not nrct
The ftus Itk,r1Ci s5ptas holding theEr respective
Pt4AEn1lA.
inlTahAre1ss, Ind, Sept 9--ticncral Gresham
Wa rtntincl lslay pf Ids appointment n Judge Of
'hr l'nllc,l htatr. ln.trirt tanst nf IndtknA Tho
nttA'nmtnt ~n..t ctlnprtr surprise torvcsytpir
!rrrl =. .'1 IT. rr'is''''sna'"n@ 1nsi yci 'rcn far.
probably hHnSn 10 t!t tsrt1c1t, R9 lie arputnlcs,
!!;in Without thr s'rhctAi ha,ipy rolIciie! It.
stnn;'H stnn; slss ~ inauguration. Tho 1rcsi-
En! ftlnCfc1 khr tirHt1at thr lollrct sa;p
~ Nsx t'!raAt, hnf nstrsnAt, she nlstf!ct Aifor.
bc}al'ir u 'hc s!ar. hut tr t.crra frtI.cd 10th.
~ r hn.. e.as' tsa1hR III III" HlAtr Agency. lie
Aas ietKfnt'lIrl Ills nrccrint,rr AMI rr,unr1 h,s
tWsFtnsrsNH ~ hurnt Ut ,hr e.a,r, ru1onej +. il
MttAttJ Ia the muss rEolnlntll Candidate for ibr
BtAtr ,ATrhcy. '0' 'Ae
Max liu:Tmann. fs>errtary III k.ntr, has Urn, for.
Tntsi tho ttF1ilratr Ut the rniAra I'm al i'm III
tcrnsh Atucn.'ntBt III tho LEta!a1u,c Of ind1ant
nj III iAhl hcAslnn.
Tho 1ury in The Abrams taurs1cs raAo vas con
rletctl lotlay, and ,ho cAse VIVA ui~t,r.i fur II,
EtAir hr J. I. duncan. Prosecuting httnrnry sni
for tho dcirnco " lion. ". ". leather.
4 hst 0f s!lycf acEylrc waA irtarntHd to T., 4
For1i, t3cncrnl Tctrs Agent N the Clcxr ,And, q,
1utnuB i Cincinnati ItAl.fooH, ~ tho mcultrrfx q
fht rFx4A of TILT CltI. TOR alterations during Tho Il
Cent excursion 10 l'ut. IN. l!a5 atid MAGMA.
, 1869-09-03

Canal and River Improvement
County Akxcas asnlcntx-ArtlciCs M OF In.
corporation Flied.

Canni md River Improvements
County YAkxcssnacntx-Artlc OF In.
corporation Flied.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
srRrGF1ELD, H., Sept 2.
The Canal Commissioners, having IN charco tte
work OF improving The Illinois and Michigan
Cannl and Hlinois River, will meet hero to-mor
row. Mr. Glndcle reports ths1 largo amounts
ct Etone anh Other materials for
lock and dam IRE being recrieeA, and the work Of
constructing the Ranc will be pushed forward with
Nil poasihc Aaste- The Commissioners will lny
their estimates Of material furnished, work asendJ
performed, and thai which will doubtless bc done
AMI will also draw enough ulohcJ from tnc Stale
Treasury 10 pay Tor The satue-
The following assessments have been received
hy tho Auditor slnce uF last report:
Douglas County--AlatHs1nCAta for 1853, +. .6d1,- =
Ga; tncreus: on aseessmcnt ot lsG4 $!u2,> in-
Hancock Cqnnfy-AssessNept for 1sfo, t5Aaa7+
t9s; Increase on assessment Of l>57 81, aSi: do
e1ense on cqualszcd value Of lsG9* SI,aS7
Stephenson CUuaty-AaSGXsu1Cnf OF 1861, q, 1I1,-
7lx; Increase Oh assessment Of 1868 $3saS4as de-
erase on cquAl1zetl rn'uc Of 1S6,, 81 l.3Ga,i!s.
VI; increase Oh assessment Of 1854 s3i.l3s; H.
craze On cqua!txcd value uI ls15. Sui ,aA
Coles COantJ--AsAeasttnt luF 1s6o, r. &a3, GIL
decrease assessment OF 1865, f17, decrease
on cquallzct yaluc of 1sGs s23s ,t25-
JRfpcf County-Asacssments Of 1860. sl,92t,s!S: :
incIcnse on Assessment 1868, ft4, decrease on
cqnalizcd value OF 1sGs, si2&. sh1. ...
treasury receipts to-day hare been szt3d.03,
from Alexander County.
The ChcnSo shtrt nul CollAr Company, with a
capta atock ol slo,ooo+ 1cd Articles ol iucotposa-
t!0n to-day.
, 1869-09-03

Letter from I'nrson Itrosvniosv-
ts0srrnoE Krn1rr aMh ts,r u.cKiHln-
Observation-Disclosures E.ndcd-3rEroca
kEbts
CisrikrAy1, Kcrt 2-ntppaschra from Nash
ytlle atatG that kenHtor l'ro~nlow rnhiAtts les-
in IdFykr's HerltH. lie defends I'LL
rousrc IN the rrccnt cAnrAlA md cou-
AtnticH thus: "ln Tho event thAt the
ttcnGrA1 AxecEll1lJ shall refuse 10 n1nPt the
Fifteenth Amendment. which .iDtlr stcllnsr- ami
shall elect l'n!tcu HtatcA Hcnhsnr frcnt1J tu the
ru.cf nHlenk ami thr standardization, 1 action IN
tho rrc nIses sRu be uetcslnIucl bJ tuJ conviction
Of duty" .....
II IN tcese4i Governor scatcr Wilt not convene
thr old Legislature.
The disturbances IN Enthrrfosl County. Tenn.
arr considered eDlcsi. and lhe p1htic sens1Mcnt
Ia 10 stronE for law AMI oEcf that peace IL hoped
for.
The pcsrocs h.rested 10. crime In Linden. Ferry
Cpunt1, Tenn, wrrp tnkcn ffoM Tho Jul next DAY
bt ttOb a1,d shot dead.
, 1869-09-03
KANSAS,

fnr tho Stntc Fair
Tcst1nlonY ItnpcnrhhnE Tho Ec.
rncatr OF Representative ClRFkc-
IudInn Arsy~-GtnllKonu Opening.
Special Despatch TO Tie Chicago Trthunc-
LtwREsCE, Kansas. Sert 2.
Great preparations Arr being E,Rstc tor the
State Fntr, which IL 10 he held Mt this place com.
mcnclng on TueH1ay next, ami continuing four
days ltistxrecicd that the exhibition will fat
slrpaaa any fnlss VI previous years, especially Ii
the fruit line.
Trc Js,ir,,ai publishes letter from the i'ruhaic
jDuec OF Craxfnrf County, on thu neutral lands,
which rn3irciy RHhstNnttatcs The authenticity Of
thr .1,Htrttnl'A report Of Hrrrcaenatste Clarkr's
epccch, In which he cuuusrl1ri destruction to
rntlroa! p:nrrty. The Iulsc EAtA he has 10 his
rup,,cRns, former supporters IT Mr. rIaTsr. s<nsn
report pf tlnrkCA Fpccch1
Tile 1sa1srr Rrr,DE* Sfn.i'r3 Of the gath sAJs
thtrc ihouk1ud railroad iitR wrro destroyed ~
the frnRntTS frw evenings rrrylnna.
a friend h1s IHat tftlEnch from the Mrl1clne
nuEs tfrrk agency, In ihn NHrhnW county
A1n reports everything 1Hrs hmonG ihr Wild
trIteR ol IN" ptAinA and especially among the In.
lllana Gf Tint AGENCY.
1.rAsEAwnHrn, Rcps. 2-Thc iaii raH Of The
iEnsrnNnTth, AtchlA0n i SurthHestrrtl {tsllroad,
fonntcltaE the Central firanth Pacific ttallron !
with Ich,rnwor hld fl. I<'uls. r,h ths MtsApnlt
1ac.nc lsoa4i was laid to.t1ny, aud tic 1rbi laln
phasetf OVER Il to Aichlou-
, 1869-09-03

NtNS"@' ''N'fA*SN ~ 49,. N"'e-~O t-'HNNe'
"4AHlsuTos. Sept.
ffsf atFa1l"H.
me question ~ to tue e"a''ltnt'o"aHt5 OF mo
ceht'oh o1 t'h1 faft III inc f's'fht o' eo'ah'hla
~blch lheliatH hle1anff'a !" |ffalh1a II H'oh 70
~ 'rH'lFht DILUTE 'n' snhr't. '"n 'Ht'Fs!erH'
WIN nave Pa'1 1a1ch 10 Inc ntate' arr W ln'1''o1c
tno sun :" !eeh'tf' oh THO Rf"uh' 'hat 'h'f arc
S'l IN the f'ea"t'
F"asf"f HAT7kh'. .......
INC @nHmfe"'fl'f VI lets*n* f'As nrt"'lht'i
sa'hth u I"Ht i"'f"'h'. #A'"' ~ III" Ehrt
"'k "t "'ira'' F1sh MI
!TAs"n eRshf"a ~ !h' TH'.'l !" 'hFe"''aatn thn
'8aes :" i"'"1'i f'"''atlis u e"h"l'As' httl Will
!rh1''hr 'he pa5 t1eht " tfI""H ''sfn% Which nht0
.NF" ""'l%""'' s"r III" 'aa' 3"af' @"'r% HAsH
ifFh Ehl III RhfAW1 directing MI IN 4f' III, tIsf"
" na"'H"Ie MI "ssRHa'sl tiasAal VI" respective
"gs'a'f''
Tue H'r'"*"A ',h'o "ssEHts h'SFhttr'
~" 't'".iInk .'!"Ht "fs''' snsrhuo tHast'Fs III
fs"'hr'n "''' ia" 'a,r" '"'fli''f '"ehe" w III
',rhk ~ '''e i'''hoa bureau Ihe !frfftit 'h1nh'
~" ," 10 a''"" tt"no y, II :" "c l"lpahai'
a1'non93 II aHf'ltiel a1 thn il1rpu iiAt ho I"sa
!lh' '"'f 1t~'o "ut asa.i'f' eh}t""'. ING Iollnw'
!h9 Htfd hhopR sAe withefsct G1Rthlticd h'Rarh.
lhR hHtthsof fhaw. hhlutt5; MrshFA. H15lc, l}o-
gen, lfas!and. Saughinn, ah.l nhblr. Thu nt!tii.
un.".. Mx,rk u,.x mi. ...'.,, sI.",, ,,
!"er.s ,'... 1"at. cn.!. aauA, .!',''' flAuE an"
i'eesn'. "cncial aout'R has dot fesRaea' ah1
wall 'os '."'o wi -.
AFIulhIHhhI'
The President today appointed ]. Hayics Post
1.nAsrr If Itr1tsrt!Ic Et f,ycr Hnerh suxnnn1r8
nnuvy ~ -us L,,.I,t
,,,.u, -, r.
oHciai nRuteA Al LIE lHAsary ahoH taat tHc
houth u better supplied with moncy than my
Other agricultural portion OF the couatry, nrt late
hdyjUcb regarding thc conl1nn nf fttr ,snna trnIa
IN The 1,c,,rf s1nt fhis rnu,l,,n nj ags,r, - ~
a,,.,s,,. 'A's' '''A' >S''''' ~ AA~a 1T
eoptAac' -.... ........... ......-
TIE dxkEHAt. FINANCIAL SITUATION.
, 1869-09-03
'-N& %1.-.
FikE3.
fIeasy Dnnlaar to renn T. IRA nfnrkt'
Wagon atnnu[Actury-l.oss, $4,000.

Inst evening, thortly as!cf o'cioct, II aro tsokt
out III The drying kin connected With The exscu
elye carriage mandatory Of Mcssr1. Coan Ter
nrpclr, estTner o! West nandotph anh Sortt
Ann ttr,vts An alarm wa turned In from I.ot
No, VA, corner Of Randolph Ani Carpenter s.rccs
bu! lAllci to maku connccs!ons with tho cugfuc
noutct. Rn,1 consequently smother Was sounded
from Nc. sdl, nj tho engine house on West Lake
h,rce,, ncayy tlaTf tnlto west.. Acaasiue,
tic 1rc hui cs,ucd considerable headra!. ani
frp1n tho drying Kiln sprcai % tho oisef. s1;.
smith AMI wagon ahop 10th ol WINCH
We,r hearty consumed. The ear11aEu tepo.!'
tuty, separated frusu the mnnllfne'orJ ~ nat'
suw nsIct ktht4i tn tEnminfct iaarEtf As ono t1tf
ald second alarm VIVA .oun.c.i bat ~ energetic
rt.pstA Ut thr FTo flEHa,r, Tho dau.rs wcso en'a,
npr,i to tho rar.a mentioned. The total !n&s vii
oIprnxlmAtu slsooo. Tho sssao1Aaneat Is ID
eu!rd tor lGs,ouh. q
1hc alarm from ltox H. ten m!nusrs n!tef
orlrrf, WA oceAaontd ~ anaouiier1ne usu 70
ratct In the e4AAcucnt Ola nAt atoFo AutAtti ot
south CLARK, between A,!atns md 4u!ucJ stlpctA
len Ials Of whlcr cxunRn!Ahrd Iac cAlneA
I,ah;rt.r slight. .
Thr n,astn from nox -, At $40. VIZ E'ea With
, 1869-09-03


The Knoxville Republican Of Sept. ] RAyS: Tho
phst lev weeks hsyt been favorable for the dcrcl.
orncnt OF tue Rruw!ng corn hcErahoutA, aod that
which received proper cultivation now promises 70
yield full cruP IN sonc localities, howe;es+
hearf rana l,d t1reraratle damage b! smother.
1uR The planta Md preserving cultivation II IL
cksIDsied that, Ia this section of tho STATE.
nt,ou1 l~oihlr,is OF tue usual crop wll oe EAshcr.
ci. Throughout this county We talak tho Yield
will exceed that, and probably reach ihrcc.fouslas
Of thc usua crap, i. nanE rclts are caring
rcnarkably heavy, The wheat nud oa: crops
were harvested IN much letter coudtlon than
could huvr tcca espcc:cd under the 1cfJ rnfayoE-
stir weather of tht eeahou. though In thtcihtnX
they do not 'iuru out ytry heavily In proportion
10 The balk OF tic straw. Tho Grala Is OF Z talr
tiua!!ty.''
WISCONSIN,.
=. The Dana County Sf.sx says thai, Ia ali tlrcc-
t'ohst the farmers ate busy With the harScst,
anu aih iayoraelc rrrorts como III cr1eEnll5. DarnE
the last week two or three EcTcrc ralu storms
hasc Visited thni section, and 1t will DC remarks
nc IT The grain htack1 and the uncut wheat escape
s'ntnasc.
AiHSESoTL
1T Alexandria tl,ouelas County r.1t says:
1ac geue:al character o5 tho csups 30 lar gath.
, 1869-09-03
WEST eide PARxS.
OkIec,inus 10 Froposed rlans-Duers ol
I.unL-Commitiee Appointed.

The regular secat'rnonshl5 meeting Of tho West
6,de INK Commissioners VA he'd lAas tren-
ing nj the.r ut1.ec No, 80 Wcat Randolph ssseet,
tic President Af. Geo. II. Stanford, IL Tho ch2lr.
Tho following Commissioner wcre present: C.
c, +. Holden, CLARK Lpc, 1saao L. ult:, ucazY
GreenshauEn, and D. Cole.
A communication xas sead NON III. John L,
Dcve ridge, stating thas hts brother. who oWacd I
Itrtr Of nad 53u feet vide and eighty rpls IN
length. would sustain injury BY the present plan Of
tht nou1cvari. The matter Was referred ~ the
Committee on Dou!evaE1tA
i communication wns rcce!rcd from E 8. Pres.
tot IN reference to tho location OF the bou1t1afd
on T.tlfsh street .n.cs. hs states. !. sam.sr %
h!s land in tho cast ha!i Of Section - -. IL he
preyr to donate the toulcyatu 80 feet Width OF
laod, Il the commissioners would decide on the To-
caitor proposed In sne ran exhibited 70 the puhlic
"a Tue lno one-Guarter Of mile south OF Twelfth
The ccrnuDica.on wss referred TO the satoe
committee
u ne John c. Hiatt e. and George achnc!des, OF.
fcrn9 to donate ls3 teet Of land Gu the tane con
d.t or, WIS a'so referred to tho committee.
Similar ere.n sFrrp various laut-uvcets TcE1
t received aud referred 10 the Ranc committee
4 etEutsee was appointed. consisting o
, 1869-09-03

He'd uction OF thu Etntr Debt Detc-
yates 10 ttar Kcokuk Convcnatons
apcc,al Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Trsbunc-
uxTnoIr. s<pt Z
py The rceent notion Of tho 0oEcrnos. State
Treasurcs nnA Auditor General, further rcinc-
uou Of the state debt Of SEQ 700 has bccn oelcrr
and tho balance Of tho wAr loan bonds oeaAe to
dr1y tptcrclt after January ncIL
The following Reutlcnen Will Represent THIS
State 10 The keokuk Convention: Marsh GlddlaGs,
T. II. GGbcsf, l. Wlllct'A. L. J.. Alexander. Z. I.
iorhAna, G. II. Dewey, u. Massey. anu J. +.
1fr4t-rH
, 1869-09-03
IOWA

HlaMh for a NcST state IHouso-KcGa-
narnttsl ItrHhlpn-0bbtunFy
tpec,al Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
Dks Mo1Nrs. lows, Scpt !.
Thirteen 1lsns for new Etate Ifoa1n wcto Enb-
fnltsrd to Tho CcnEuA board Of lows, vaIJing In
rnee OF construction from -, ,enn 900 10 ti 900 900.
INC ionf heading plans arc shoac Of Hnytnxton,
Soenene ana 111irys, hll OF Chicago, and FAErcns.
o. Nes AofoeA Tic decision OF sae bparu will
rf11aht5 PCT fe Inaic Tor weck.
GehcFd i!slfrl, Of tho t,stumwa Courier, the
aRAest commanding nE1csr IN the rrEltncnt, has
eAaen 1Snhlon OF Inc fifteenth Iowa 1aIanIry,
10 ite Place A1 the unc ot tho State lair at Keo-
kuk, tts!nnfEg September /
MrtcAI1xE, Iowa, scnt, 2-Mr. Josruh Richard.
son. l1cA!dcns Q. tho ttusca,ine Sai!onN U.nt,
!of thant 5cAfs tts cashier, aud ono OF the most
morning ut n!hAn, Mas. The iutcE,rrncc IL ~
CelcYed here win deep anA uult crku Nacrnx
, 1869-09-03
CANADA
Il Hunting Programme for Prince
Artttar-Tlic Strtkc mt tQucbcc-f1on-
ora to Prince Arthur Mt Qtlebccs


MONTREAL, Sept 2-rysnee Arthur is expected
TO pnts hctr Nllhont any public demonstration on
tho snth, IN tou'e Weat Oh q hunting excursion.
" order Of JatGr Coursal, the Ghlcf Of Govern.
.Dcnt Police. with twenty men have Gnnc 70 ttHe-
Weather quite wint.J. Thermometer titts mofn-
ing down 10 ~.
holldny. Prince Arthur attended Rrhnd Picnic
In tho grounds Ut the Duke Q! Kent, Oh the shore
Of bedford iasln. a 1argc Number VI. present.
among them Governor poJ'c. Haron Meques. and
Officers O, tho French fr!Eac Scm!sasnis- Three
hundred rctsons snt do~n 10 thu banquet. Tic
1ttncc 1el: the grounds escorted H. nFcrocn's
tarrhliXht rrucc<ton. Crowds th10rKch lhc
Atrrttx ant the city y ms brilliantly illuminated.
|. QvKnEr, Sept A-Tnc ship la.'orCrs Rts!kc con-
fnura. Not rcAsc IN t11rt Is bctuE WORKED.
Tho lower portion Of tho town wcarh Tho Aarcct q
Enntln1. Yesterday thr Itplcrs attncscA All in1f
!rHsiye rnnnE !nl on Ferr ssfrct, an almost bcas
him 10 ilcAth.
The e,ty ard wntcr police frnm Montreal nnrh11c'
The tow n, hut fac.1 tu make ATestA In lhn After
noon, thr 1a'orrt. commenced TO riaaa y the foo
os Mountain Iitt anil AG1toaa tfistuft'Rnrc Nr
pcntcs! Imminent The troors wctc Again called
out, hui tho Hotcrs nnallJ dispersed IN s1nal
1HhfIcA
, 1869-09-03

AesNT. Hte- Ine md Cole, to Uhon sonuld Be-
referred III I1&pA o. Plans Of snbdlys4tnna Of nnd
within 400 &set os the PARIS and hoolevaFs In nc
oord1nce E1N Section bf tna set creating tns
board.
The following committees wc1r appo.otel to
cnufef With the oNneI1 Of Iaoo within thh bouot1-
at1eA Of the park: Worth pHfk--tIseenabaum Ind
1Iits: Middle Pzrk-Holdea Ant Runyau; South
Fafk-Iipe and Colt.
4 COMMUNICATION frpn Il c. Gillette sud 9TH
ezsr offering sals Of lA1d for The Mtddio Park,
N4A referred to the Committee on Patks An.i
ucuieTards.
The board then Adjourned TIL ce1t Tuesday.
, 1869-09-03
MISSOURI.
Ohionns Hound on a Nu ffnIo Hunt
IStAir In tho Assurance Business.

ST. LoE1H, Sept. IA party Of nearly soo gen.
tlencD, representing various business interests.
fg o s1Is hsIs , ane r. oast ta Pss; de
end Of the kAnsas Pacific Railroad, Where
they Will engage 10 buffalo
hunting aud other hlnuGenentA On thetr return
they will atop II var1ouA points Ia KtnAss and
Missouri, with the view OF purchasing fsrEu tTact1
Of land to establish col0Bleh upon. They will
lfhve for KanpRs tifY to rnur3pT In epcCIk cars,
The Fl. Joseph Htrn|J, In noticing the arrival Of
r. lllhir, ea,s he nRs been appointed NeneRl
Agent Of The Life Association Of Amer1ca4 api IL
ri r'mfr 10 Denver where he will make his hest.
HuAFtrfe,
, 1869-09-03

RneKroAn Sept. q-C1on1y anil warn.
CAEnoNnAIE, sept 2.-t1cnt nnd cool.
QrlhCr, Sept. 1.-Eicar, pleasant, cool night
thermometer, - tlrE. -...
IEuNIA, Sept. 1-Clcar hrh pleasant. 49,.
t;A1rAnrKr, sept, 9.-Cool and beautiful; thet.
mntucier, = deg.
srHIHGFsE1l', arpt. 2-clcar md pleasant; thcr
momctcr. 70 IN shade.
1xs NOISES, Kept 9.--Thcrmometcr IA.
t'1Ihror, Rer,. f.-V1cAr and cool.
GotsciI tHrfrs, hepL 2-l9r Asan:: IS dcg.
l,rErurK. Scrl. 2.--t'scar; 1s deg.
kEoECx, Sept, 2-Finc; En deg.
N1ssNrHt.
II. fnr1a. Sept. a--c1car And cool: 4 deg.
wsstNke1F.
Fnxr rr Lac, Fept Q--ttol nn.1 ptcasant
GEkEF uAY, ttpi. R-Nasn.
, 1869-09-03

Fl. iHr.s, fep,. 2-wylHs King. Superintendent
Of ir Insurance Department vi This Flac. hAspro.
rurcd intLncuonB nEu.n't the 1!annlha! sartnas
and lnkusanee Company AMI thc Pacific Mutual.
Qtfkcr, H., Hcpt. 4.-1hc FaFInrr1' aud Arr.
rhania' 1neutHnrr Company o! this city. not tclng
ht1c to eohrtJ with The brr law, male AT ss"'cn.
Mcnt yesterday. with 1nofr liabilities saau AacA
, 1869-09-03
Fires,

IxwlfrnNN, Nc, Hept. IA nrr IN WRterr!iin
last night destroyed the Alofc Of Wentworth /
To-, With 1nost Of 1hc contents, and long cattle
atsrsaa and slultn9 ontalbnR the HcnrtzI Tfckrt
Acrnia Anr1 Superintendent oflec offtne stAtno
CtntTht ltAlltoatt. Most ot tho property rA1 In
turr1.
| bEs Mo1xEa, Sept 1-Thc dry goc1s atofo Of
Noulhstet \ Ch. II Atlantic, va dostfpJcl "
Gfe taht IEhk Iua2 ktput kJ.p01
, 1869-09-03
4 NATURAL WONDER,


From the St Haui Iio,atrr, -tu;ua: 81.
On SATURDAY A:lcruoou last, Nhlic the VorEmen
wC.r engaged in digging doFn tho blum ntar the
foot ol Chestnut street. for tho grade o. Tue -
rsul Sioux CITY Ruad, they uauc curious us
covefy. The full nature OF which VIC arc, =. scs-
unnbic 70 explain. The hiutr Al laaf {-'tat =
composed partly Of sarefuck. aad thy WORK Q:
lcycfllE5 II " expedited hy blasting. ta Sasul.
day Gtterpoou : heavy blAst was exploited. Hhen
what xaa the s2fpr!tc, not 10 sa5 conssctn1.oa,
Of tho woEspeu 10 Sec . huge portion U! .hc hlaE,
II sink oos oi sight, inAteat Of rolling OF belo"
ns formerly.
UurTJnX to tho SPOT theS dsscoscscI IN Afcf'
tnYr or casu1c 4bouI ten ice, w!lc. which. on !
cIoser e1zuaiu alton, proved to be tho mouth OF nj
itp1ue nsc cavern, under which was lake Of puc
cr.k{al ater, cold enough To chill nan to u asA
In ten nqaicula NC pau a Flsk to talA natulA
, 1869-09-03

RI Win more kHytrs than selless saica of an b.s
,I =; :e; igS E!!. ;cles asPiss!e! IL It # !.n:nt,
on liz eis II Fsaanfo, He .9osa sclet II t!,r yea
l44e. huIts. lsAt Isshned=Aho 1tr9nket II 4ct.Anc
n .ss hslt hentcmher. y saHe las lat hsif Ost.s
:9c We ii, e; September. He: October. .a'+c sa'
tpsN u1npthk. r. W.