, 1869-12-04
THE WHEATON MAS1QpuN,
The Work OF Dfscovcry to be
Rcsumed To-Day.
a Very Exaggerated Value Placed
upon the Remains.

Inc oonel found on Tho Jaynes farm hare been
rtnoYed 10 tho town Of Wheaton, 10 loft, where
tne public arc admitted to set thcm, II twenty
tFe ceuu bead, children haf price All Wheat
on has been the1t, and gaxed III wonder on the
cuttoul rcmhins, Of which Wheaton Is very ptoud
The boneo arc Laid On the door. and nttod into
each other - rcar,y a may BE- Tue connection
Some Of the Joints 1T each other 10 nicely, sud
The length Of The fore leg from The colar bone 70
tAe ankle gives n tdea Of how largo the i've
Worf hsa been suspended To the hole owing to
serena eanacA Hefore.anJtning could b cone
common pump which had been ID nse wss iouno
ircoupetent % tho Last Of keepipg II cleai Of
naser. The PIT = NOW oiled up, 70 .he edge, and
Turner Junction Yesterday to Gel an lion pump Of
I'D operaied !. sooa y possible When 'Fdf tic pit
rea Up shs Seses which i. has nesa p1tsSneq S 20
1Hps That there III, arc o'net oonea locked
TOR the pronlng tron which has seen inserted
u The ground surrounding the pit met with %.
suCcslnn from some hard substance At \ depth Of
as Judged oy the position Of the other 6oaez, VAS
rioeetl furnishing indications. which JUSTLY the
9set ss1t tsf I neaa = Or soms pe5en Of y HER
mer- nit rot likely that any Developments vii
te hde to-day. AZ the time will be iaken up In
pumping ont the Rster. PEoaably b. Monday or
Tutsdsy IT nil be known whether the head Is
Nr. jayne is excited over the bones and thinks
up wlh he Idea thst 10 has t5o,O,o a. aure -
late Some senalbie persons, who arc not super
satlon4 tay be may Ret geo toe them, AID do very
las been offered iioo by one gentleman, nd ss5o 50
b representative 81 the Academy OF Sciences
II III. CITY. He wiii not ,tssen 70 say oner 4
s.t la ves wsss ns
be Kooid Hant eomewhere In the vicinity OF half
million; NJ Jsyns mas. gss tine @ e eoo, before
u little beside h.tIielL It Ii not every Sunday
nan digs well and strikes vein OF old bones
The nAHe Of the original beast has rot yet been
asee1t4ined. II vas staled that soone gentlenen
from Chicsgo, who pretended 70 Know, did not
believe lheJ wese The bonta Of the nAstodon, but
81 the be6emotn, meutloned b Job. vha,ever
tanta1iz1nR. and viii be Until the matter Is set
tied. The weight Of oplnton and evidence Is in
Amezieanus, ~ stated in THE TKBrSE Of Wednes-
day. When The heAt Ia brought to ltght aud the
seth are examined, the truth will be known.
WIN, ,di1efelt Feelings some look upon ,nen
with awe and reverence, and s1perst!tons feel-
Ing s4s rh Y IN ss q ae
that grand and gloomy, Ike the antiquity
whence The caHt Tney are mysterious, and myS-
eES ss ha4s f, =
pleased with present th,n2s, and think they nIe
ever 20 uuch better, laugh H1eTetentiy At The oh
The country around Wheaton ia As much tates-
esten IN the d!aeo!efT "a Wheaton itself Gentle
ro1a, ElSiu and Saperslle, to crafty tlelr
cu,Ioalfy. Some Of the farmers arc prospecting
spse1ased M eierhsass" EneressI % msie u" 4 Io.
| mntzh.men make up thei1 minds there II deposit
| Of bones, and peR1n probing Tor them. Low iapd
L. at premium IN Dupagc County. So Ia, 40 hee
dIsCQTef1eA hare been made. and the pr1spect fs