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The New York journal Of Commerce
describes the admirable working Of the


Describes the admirable working Of the
Cornell University. It says:
"Cornell En!scrsi,y Ens founded expressly 10
meet 1hc Necessities Of INDECENT youth, and make
New York free colleges surernuity. Recent &C.
counts from the university dcmonstrate the ad-
mtrable operation Of the plan adopted there for
the relief of poor students. They receive tultoa
for nothing, but are expected TO board and cothe
themselves: aud, in order That they mag DO this,
every facIli.y Is afforded them 10 perform manual
lAhor, and honestly earn that support. a large
lumber ui the best students In the university are
now paying Their way ut various trades and occu-
patIous. One who bullds Ores and sweeps rooms
IS carrying on four COURSES Of study ut opce, and
has iAscn the nrst prizes In scieDce aud IN Ger
man. Student from Pennsylvania makes
I'D nverngG , OF SI5 q month BY Ills
trade Of carpcptcr. He manufactures waEiroucs,
cabinets and bookcases. 4 New 1essc5 Priuter
toy has started printing once, which nc runs at
ndd hours, earning ntty dotlara monthly, and
ssann,nE well up With bis classea One student
is photographer. md makes the business Keep
him. Quite q number work on the university
farm at h1ed price per hour, and lire on their
earnings. Others, not 80 skilled IN labor, take to
The ruder tasks Of bullulng roads and ca1eewa5s,
picking up bttues and dung any chores taat Offer,
and 60 provide themselves with food aud talmeuL
New buildings will soon Ike put ur. And In their
construction scores Of students will Ind ptonla-
lie employment No young man With Eoot
health, ready hands and clear hcad-ond no
ether should try for q college cducatIon-staryes
or gocs naked at Cornell CnWcrslty-'
This, undoubtedly, is, in its organization,
fnculty and completeness Of endowment,
the roblest institution Of learning in the
country, if not in the world. Our Western
hore uho 1ra ganEjOp mn effucntior3 and
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RELIGIOUS EFFORTS IN TEXAS AND
MEXICO,

Rev. Jeremiah Porter, known to Bll our
older citizens as the clergyman who preached
the first sermon ever delivered in Chicago,
writing to a friend in THIS city from
Brownsville, Texas, under date Of June Is,
says:
s'Iou will rejoice With us, that, through aid e1-
tended to Us In Chicago and New Tork, we have
uthcs IN the valley Of the Rio Gr1nde; pleas
ant congregation twice each sabbath, and Sab
bath School Of more than one hundred regalatlF,
aid very popular day school Of about eighty,
taught By the noble Misses GEaut and Ats. Porter,
With gentleman music teacher, Tho accom-
panied us from Chicago; and that three COL
por1euIB now circulating the Bible In the span
ish tongue, IN Aa,amoEas These have come
from Monterey, Mex!co--Aome Of the fsllkS Of the
labors Of Rev. Jamca Hickey, Agent Of the
American Bible Society, who died here Triumph
antIy two or three 5earH since. Some ten other
nthlc colporteurs are doing good WORK Ia the
town. In The interior Of the Republic Of Mexico.
The poltcal stnte Of the country ta utterly and
most painfully unsettled, aud there eeems little
hope that 1t VIII become other *ise, unless 1t scekB
protection from the Gnlted states.
ave 5ympathtzed 10 your Joy At the completion
OF the Pacific Railroad, and hope and prAy It may
IN eFery scnse " pacific. What frutt Chicago an
the great West has borne Ence ] preached tn ::
trst sermon In log school house there thtrty-sl1
Ac1IB nEo, from thG words: Herein ID my father
R!or1aed, that ye bear much ffu!t' uoW rich the
neid now Ehite for the harvest"
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IRISH AND CATHOLIC koRALITY.

A4AA4a4A <A4hO MA ANA%A+ A-NA+&AAA
g.. Those interested in the relative morality
OF C.:holic and Protestant populations,
and Of the English, Irish and Scotch races,
viii find food for reflection in the report
just published Of the Registrars Of mar
1iaees, births and deaths for the United
Kingdom. In Ireland there are only thirty
eight illtgtiuate births IN 1000, while in
Protestant England these arc si1ty-four,
and in Puritan Scotland ninety-nine. Ii
the Celti- and Roma Catholic province OF
Connanght, in Ireland, where only Ave-
per cent Of the population ARE p5otestants,
there are ouly nineteen il!egitimate births
in 1900; while in Ulster, where oue-hah
arc rtotes!anis. the uegitimate births are
si1ty-,vo in l,Hao- England is :wice and
scotluud is three times as r:nchAste as
Ireland, ard the half Protestant province
Of Ireland is three times Ii IN
cAaste ts tic adjoining c1cluEsrely Catholic
province At the came time, the sntio Of
persons who can sign their names to their
wedding certificates is, in Ireland, 100 BRIDE
c.oo,os in every .59, and 100 brides in
every l:sa, while in England the proportion
is TOO In 4l3 Of the men, and no in 300 Of
as$ae women, and in Scotland only 100 in
esf Of the ulales and 100 in 4ls u the fe-
1nll =s. =. ~ lo1 twenty-five yeats past the
provisions for education in Ireland have
been as good IL those in England and Scot
land. ii is alleged in e1cuso for The less
number uf IriAh who sign their nanes IN
these occasions, That they have suressti-
Eous OF delicate a=ruples On this point, and
think it more in occordance with usage and
provocative c! good luck to make their mark.
In Ireland the marriages during tho year
were only in eo7 persons, while in England
they Fere in lis and in Scotland in 1877.
It is at least remarkable that, wh0e tho ma1-
riages Ehould be only half as many in pro-
portion to population as in England and
seotland, tho iuegitimate births, which are
sometimes said to increase as marriages d.
.uniAh, should be only from half to one
usany. But this undoubtedly adds
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The i1cihodlst Epi.copnl church.
Loy Delegation.

<FpH 1H< Ae+9oENt, Shtu ~.
The question Of la5 delegation tn our Church Is
virtually decided. TheEeturns 1lc not al in but
the last bore Of OH brethren who hare taken the
negative slue-the rural Observation-Disclosures
fails them- The Iaho Of the affirmative m.tonty
remains steady. The circuits and small sta,ious
arc in accord on this question with The grea, CEN
tres Of popu1a:!o, TO which they are no1e or !es5
contiguous. The elections held in the At,er paf.
Of June were more generally favorable TO lay
delegation fhan those Of the 1rst two weeks Of
corded By Us, and there viii undoubtedly be
~ ,{O0 more to report
TITS acceptance Of lay delegation bt the people
virtually makts It An accomplished TACT In tie
Church Is Tar as the General Conference can
pledge the ministry, the ministry are pledged 70
make the concession upon the c!car exhibition OF
the people Tor IT.. What rcEatns to he done Is the
formal compleuou Of the measure initiated tn
Chlcagn, May, Isis We msy, therefore, look for
ward 10 The admission Of Lay delegates INTO the
conference Of ISL
1.-THE vote, as far as received b. the Ht.Ao!iA.
stands: For, es,so6; Against, lAAa1
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THROUGH THE ALB,

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Va LAC 4'oesoa 'oa. - '
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=, s.,e =, ''11 4111N'' 80 @a
to4sts 0tea ]A4e Ha.4a eAAAA4'at1a6 Hao ca
citing adventures II travelling over Lake
Eas, and occasionally dipping, gull-llke, INTO
It's ~nsers' they rose and SCARED away over
Cattafaneus Lake ana tne 1oresIs o. fenn-
sylvan1a' nnauJ graphing near InldnlGht,
Win Q pine Iee Top. W 1eet from me
gfoanu' on hoek hooDie' sott OF rasue.
SNAKE pa1k' situate at the Eop OF spur o.
inc hneenans MOUNTAINS Oh 'oe Ane o.
0cAea,. anu "atea eoua'ie7 IL :" ee.oin .ea
ien1iSs4'a1nA. - A'es ane.4s nAne'ne6' nAe
Aianone. oonln' iaia"1s oet"een ieA'sn
Auu e, Al. ol-sa ~ ~us 'us
8oFS "nien ha"pe.ae0 taeu' aua' oul VI
abundant sa1e's, cropped Inc sl1's ieet 10
INC caftn' "mea taeS teaened Win
bounce pot "athout o'nef injury. 1he
ouHalo JOURNALIST assures US the1e were
SEVERN occasaonh du1Ag tne UP *hen any
a tne party "onlo nnSe Blaoly sus'enaefeo
sheir seats to outsiders ANXIOUS to divide
"ltn tnem tae lame anu peEn o1 tae e1cas-
a'on. .....
simultaneously We learn that the trial OF
inc MODEL afr-sMp AF7tor, at San Fran
clseo' on the 5th OF July' was qualified sue
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sndsros prtfented To his tol1oweEa q eountenAnce
that Iroktd 2& u he hsA fallen down and stepped
On it : chofua Of "AY.aghs bad luck 70 the Bpa1-
petn," espfe On nj Ade4- Ou1y 1fteen o. twenty
Of them attempted to get hold Of the ChtnAmeni
bat I crowd who were bound - see fatf ptaJ Kept
tkeu back. and SLOWED the Celestial 70 20 on bis
way without tultheT rnoleststlou.
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fort equal TO the excess Of the production OF
e.al millions Of Hght hands, orer several millions
Of left hands. Then let ns form league, and, IT
the expense OF some ineritsole disturbances, let
Is conquer the right Of woEkins With bosh hands '
Happily, Sire, there viii be orEauized an otsot5d.
ftua fer the dsftnes af 4t1-Aandei iabor, and the
sint:<,s vii have no trouble IN reducing to nota-
ing all these Sentrsltt1es and realities, snpposi-
ttons and distractions, reycries and Ctopias.
Thcy need only to e1hpue the Aonttrur Indu.tri<l
OF 1876 and they Will Ind. ready made, Arguments
against free tTa3t, which destroy so admirably
this k,e7,y ef tse right hand, that all that Is re-
quired Ii TO substitute one word for another.
"The pa-at2u FTes 7raSe League never doubled
but that II would hare tue Assistance OF the work
inGmen. Bus the wort1ngneu can no longer be
led bt the nose They have thetr eyes
open, and they know political economy bet
Ter than our diplomatic pzotessoA F-rs trade,
they replied, VIII take from rs our
sabor, and labor Is our real great, sovereign prop
erty: t1h dbor, stth maeh later, the trce e arsi-
eks r. perhaH5i~ il r<rer ts@oad rfaeA. But
without labor, even Il bresd should cost but 4
penny pound, the we1ktngmao Is compelled to
die Of hunger. Now, your doctrines, instead Of
Increasing the amount Of Labor In France, '..znln-
ish II: that Is 10 say, you reduce US to 11tsey."
tSur1ter Of October IL, 1s4d}
at is tue, thai when there are TOO uAnr MAJ
riSctured Articles 10 sell, ther price falls but as
wages decrease when these articles sink In
value. the resclt ts that instead Of being able to
buy them- ne can buy nothing. Thus when theE
are cheapess. tic woskingmaa Is most unhappy."
lGau,hier de Ruu,ll5, .Hoaiteur InGu+,,it. OF No
yetnter ls.>
lswould not be ii for tie siaistyists 70 minSle
some threats with thelr beautiful theories This Is
= sample:
"That! to desire 10 substitute the labor Of
tie right hand for 1hst Of the LEFT, and thus TO
caufe forced rs.iucuon, II not Al nnn!hlla.Soa
OF wages, the sole resource Of almost the entire
Ration.
"And tAis as the 1onen, when POOR na,vests
already In pore painful eacrinces On the working
Dan, dEsqutes him as TO h:s future, and make him
more accessible 10 bad counse1s and teAdy to aaa1-
don the wise course Of conduct he hsd hitherto
adhered TO-"
We are confident, Sire that, thauts to such
wtke reasonlrSs, II \ struggle takes rlace, the LETT
eant will come ont Of It ylciortouA
Perhaps, A;so, Al association viii be formed In
order to aseerta.n whether the r1Sh, md the left
hand hse not both Hrpng. and l! there is nos a
third hand between them, In ordeE to conctllzte
AL
After having described the De1te7ixss as seauced
BY the af1q<ts lhe7ali9 q psinett1, he eosTtes-
st*s Of seheA Aas not ut bnra Fe7.aed By etper+
'an<, and the SiuasTtt1 II eccanptng IN the poSi-
lons they have gained, It will say:
And Jet they deny that tht1r II third course
10 pursue II tho r1ldst OF the couotct; and they
10 net see thAs the woeking elasses haze
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which ase more Than dtIe1ent-they ere opposttes
The p,otecuonls1s coufouud them; ne Do not.
That Il al.
he convinced IT one thing. II the English
bring into psy much 4cuy1ty, labor, capital, intel
ugenee and natural force. II La not for the love Of
u.s. lsts to gtFe themselves many comforts Ia
exchsnge for their psr.inctA TheJ certainly de-
sire to receive It leaet II much As they give and
thy nalf at ho1sey he payment fer that rhieA tAey
buy t'>erAtre II, then, they tnundate us with
Their produces It Is because they expect to be In
rndated with QUIZ. In this case, the lest way to
have much for ourselves Is to be free to choose
between these tTo methods Of production: direct
production Or Indirect production All the British
M1chtayeltsH cannot ieau rs 10 make bad
choice
Let Is then stop asst1,Ia,ing Industrial compe-
t!uon with war: false as stnii2siou which Is spe-
ctous only when two rival branches Of Industry
are isolated, IN order to Judge Of the erec,s Of
competition As eoon the effect produced on
the genera. xel1-oe.ng is taken lnto consideration
the analogy disappears.
In battle, he who is killed Is thoroughly Killed,
and the army Is weakened jus, that much In
manufactures, one naaRfactoty saecumb3 only 50
far as the the total Of nattolal labor replaces Whist
II produced, rtth an e1vs. Imagine state OF
azatrs where for one man, stretched on the plain,
two snHu= cp taIl Of force and tlgoz. II there Is
piaoet where such things happen. II m1ss be I'd
mttted that war Il carried On 1nese under coutl-
Ions 50 different from those which ootaln here
below, that 1t does 10, even de.e7e that name
Now, this u the distinguishing character Of
what they haye 80 iasppropEiatel5 called an indus,
trioI scdr.
Let the Belg1ans md English Eeduce the pTtce Of
thetr Iron, II they can. and feep on reducing It,
until they br11g tt down TO no'hing. The5 msJ
thereby put out one Of ouz tr1naces-kiu one Of
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"
only they do not AN glad some merchant
has found It worth while ta plsce good article
In ne market At living price. GIores hare been
selling 50 high that ladles were compelled 70 wear
old ones, and as hahby giote gt7es doNdy appear-
anee 10 the whole dreaa.
And how much that little word Implies! AEoe
Inan Hho Is badly dressed can be criticized: b41r
one who Il dowdJ Is beneath contempt There IS
bad taste revealed in every article QS dress she
Weass,-an .neong7usy Of style thss = kln against
fashion. We See such women every day, among
the wealthy, and their doWdytsm l. atzocious, for
theJ Eeetn to hare penehant for ~Ttnkied
eloTes, acd E-nsF11G clothes, aud bounets WITH
ont q norsel Of color tn them.
To an ob.er1ant eye the different features OF
the promenade possess wonderful interest, and
one can see 50 much IN moment. There is thar
dsfk, hsrght!-loollns girl In bun Chaube-
II, with knot OF red At her thraa,
;hst IS 50 deosutl! exposed, and the tannttest of
red roses In her h2t7 and that !ndesc1aaaIe air
about her which makea thst nau aboa: town.
passing, give her sch an inteI]1eih1e stare. And
follow 1s tet Cones ol1eey ed fairy, Il blue and
white stlE e:3bor1sely gotten up, with 20 mnca
blonde hair 1t ii 1 wonder ale can ca.zy II, and
enough le~ehy 70 oegsn . store with, and Cne
da1nttest Of pt:tae hands and feet and no expres-
sion whatever In her doll face And ai;ey her
cones beauty In 1ul rich sttett cos:urae, whose
( 4t4AL4 A(C16 eAIAE tuc pavement VIII \ QeQ4nt
sound, Is L the earth were NOT good enough fur
her: AID night IN the shadow OF her yolu1nIpous
sttta and panuie1 IL little girl Of Ii, fresh from
the country, coue to visit brother Jonn, who DID
not meet her Al the depot because he lscked Eao-
hood enough to face the all-wool delat1e dncas |
and homemade sa:eheL Tes. sAe Eea.s a de- |
Eainc dress made with an ovcr-sktrt-poor chud- |
and she has on = set Of tewelry Of ,
Een-eens silver pieces. and st1ptd paper
ro!lar md cuts, md white straw
1at Of last year's shape, trimmed With red paper
roses, md several yards Of blue lutatnng, aad
'he carries two satebes, and bouquet Of Southern
Food, ubeou-grass and sweet William, nearl5 As
Arge a. herself But she has such a
,oIor In her cteeks aud lips
hat the city ogTes turn and stare,
shesrat her blue e7es MI With tez11, and she sp-
,Eals to me TO dlrecs her 70 brother John, and
ellis me her whole history In ten 1alnu:es- Viii
he be 10 transparent year hence, tn this world
u men and women, where there Is 20 much to
occeal: Al! cur g1a,i.s1 sp1tss do sometimes
eteH NJ when We most need them, In spite Of !
ha: modern theology which tho Caire7as ad-
coates.
Teayet aHppeTa arc the newest n tho shoe line. |
hey are f1ced with lid, French heel OF velvet. |
nd afe only found n hlack. They ese extremely
, 1869-03-18
SHOT BY IN ACCTIo5EER.
Dangerous Pistol Practice In an Apc.
ton Store On Randolph 8treet.

A shooting &niay cT sesious Import occur,ed
Yesterday toreI oon tr the suction storp OF E, n
17n' No. no Randolph suret, resulting Ia tptu -
70 N Innocent patty. Dus,ng ,he eals OF eooos.
dfp1te afoeo between the aaet1ont Q. and oro or
tEo Customer, In which wpzds or hi.a;y II su,,,
t1E character were ixte1eh1rseu. II IL aid ,h,t
WhiIe lhts oitpute vse going on, John Jae ia. m
soeneneer, intereEredt BY requesting one Of the
e0ttoners, Famed CNmaay 10 b ua,et
Or lei.e the store ca1mtay hercupon.
MM Snmee. EA7c yet 70 most live language.
enaf2tnE That be hAd oeen sstcdlcd In tao tetsb
listnsnt b porth&stng wAtca 1 si1o,t tdme ne
Stonaly. Jaeoet. It ts alleged, sheu told htm to
letses Ms woids G. he would Dc made 10 tuder
Go. upon Eie rt!ne1ng II do 30, drex 4 revolver.
II atteni ting to hit the raxn on tho head, ,bs
~ II. statet, aeeieents1ly oi.esafred bis weapon.
r. contents entering the len tttfh OF young
NoiWeRiin ramed Herman nasmi1dlnxef. il
eoes then speedily len tie pseuises, as did Cor
nady- With Whcm be h&d qust1elled. The
wounded msn WA eonveJed to the AfmcEv, and
from thence to The County Hospttnt Hts tnjurts
are e1id TO be serious, but no: d2cFe.oor.t
Detective 6chuu1u wne detailed 10 look after
Jacobs, and tureeede1 in arresurg hin. The
io.y that It Will be dlteol 10 artive IT coaelu.
tton ~ 10 whether Or no. TIN shooting wal ac:i.
dental 1he police ssea to ee OF the opinion
fiom what they have le1rced, that It MAa tc.
ub<1xte.
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Heklnnlnx nj HomA

An nem'xer OF tho Chicago Erensne Journal
nolees The 4temsnt In our la,e mtstioearv aun
plfnent. that business Dim Of th1s civ hsya mn,
destaksn the eotira ~ pport Of fofetsn taae,on
ny. viii the dtppant comment that "the nrn
had far batter sped their fnrpl3s m1uev Ia r.,
Ee11nE roma ofthc poor people and tevareeltz
,pR' come q the heathen right here In Chicago =
ln1s sh 10 OF talk has become = aozt Of coprrieh.
property Ct people whose solleltnds LOT the homs
htathen lasts only TIL tho soieEto. fer
!sIeiZn n.ssIona gets out Of l,eht.
a1d who ntnsxc to etr< vsry afttiss
rnectiored aptrotr.at ce,Ween Two ard thrte
istoss u Hueh for "erangellx:ng sorap OF ths
testh' fls ht htre IN Ctie1go. aud ur ttrnes ~
mEeh Tor "eTN gcltzaS" The couptrT At iarpe
~ TOT foreign misslors. which IN akcs the otn1
seem ~ the natanes. This. however, IL not tps
fnl deed OF lore 10 Chr1at. Tnt unee isn Va
4aAs eonee1tlng the vary ointment poured upo1
ats Aacttd person: Why WAS I: not soId fur III :
huSdrco p=nce and gtveu to the poo,
Htt re rtMafE tLdic atrs 4 sentiment, not m
common among the Uniformed. tha. 4 grea. desl
toAe smouet expe1ded In reHtioue ef1rts Il
ht me. Let thia fact answer On That point: Tne
ufnutet Of the torG'e1atioual cnuncnes or j. IL
nois, ter lbsa thnw that shctc ehurtnta gsre T,r
q! religious pulposea uur1nR the year, {lsl9a9 81.
" tt't. only Es.74 95 VEN gwen 10 ioreirn
ui.t1ouA. 1h- stats1c. Of 1he Ms Pfe,brta.
ran churches for the whole country SHOW 1 soeR1
combination Of 4l0S1Q6 to the wnrk Of toreir 4
mlsslrE8s while Tor tuc't hcme work and church
e1pxnses they gave re,rly thtes million dollafs
TO th4 add the fact tE1t tie lnamsnse aru % nta
oeed oy LAM. 9. A-sse1atiuns an1 kin .rr1 80
tee lad tsptes Of euea remarks a. ve have criu-
cfed IL svtdcQt,-TAs Adtdres
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Rcn's company. bu' will uss portion ol the afsy
ere.1nx uekt, utth tho play Of Oliver twist NJ.
Ne1eh hd!atte will appear on INT evening f.r
tne nsst time In this city N manY yeas. We
AaM! e1ve further detA1ls in future. "5choo "
will b kept en- tho boards during the remainder
Of lhis week.
.. ASNoCNCENKEI3-
Al Nc7iekrr'e Thcs,tt, tnis evening, Gt. Proc.
tor viii pily Jack CAde."
s-Sehooi" viii be given At the Dearborn Thta.
tfe this eyerlnx,
Tbs Galon'1 eh9rg ge their programme this eyen-
ing, 3td Epnouuce ofenhach's MsrrtsEe by
l1nicEra," 4nd tho uusleA1 fRFte, "No Sony, No
Supptf,"
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COUNCIL BLUFFS,

bridges fuF tbs Rock Island Road
PsoHrtss Made In TrIcA-LaylDK-
1hs Union Pacific Again Blocked
With Snow
slcc1al Drepntch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
CouNcL BLuF1a, Io1a, Much II.
Fcur large bridFe4 for the Rock 1elaud R4tI-
road hare arrive here from Chlea9u, within the
pa.s week, and are 4 ow b,ipz put 10 1t different
points on thxt road. They have
TN miles Of iror hid from this point eaat, Work
Is bling vigorously pnthod. And It IL eEpet-t
fna they will clrsd th- zap and reach tha city by
NAY Int. scd form ateir connection with It'd
unltu PAe DC.
rht 70 va IN a.sempt to gsrro.e N Eishman, m
BEohTAy. thte tTcnlEe, bat Els uA4u'tctrI
voice, pitched st the h'Rhtst r. y. rhou1ne mur.
der," brought asa:stanct, but nos IN ums to Sc
cnl4 tie v1llAL9.
Trains On the Utton Pac!ae Riilsoad arc xga1u
blocked WIN srow between Cheyenne and Lara
ralr. No through f.Alns since saturday,
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Winikn ealth- Of F4tfsoufsh; md tAs co1u1cts
fne eisht md twenty -four tren pipe werp 1Tard Cd
70 Lbs Warren Fo1nafy, OF Boston,
The fo1lowlrk ARArus woso msdo for aunnlyine
w1tsf series tlpe, etk: SS''>A&
vssttg Wtiumd. On Lake stzeet, from ual-
Weat Water 70 Eh1sbeth sty.et 10 centa per foat
for pfee sno II tot dxtu1ee, f~> w."
saoses HoRsn. cn Adams r'Eeet, from us!stsd 10
tusfR. 1 - W. -
Hasittt PattesTon, On De.plsines ss,-ss. i>on
Van Huftn 70 Fourth street, ii cents ptf Sook and
$3.ot foT hxtnres. s>> "'ss s4A
J.StRnlcn. Oh Twelfth strest, npr Nieh,o,,
4ttcne TO ine nItxr. 60 cents PEI foot and "a for
4atnses on 1edesaon s.rret. from Van Boreo Il
0n Canal B'r.et, from TxrIfh to slTtsents
stfeef, u cen:s per foot acd ea25 far nxtuIes,
, 1869-03-18

Late rews-One Hundred People Rur-
ffa UAdeF 1he Auip6 OF n fh orch

fea UndsF ahe Auips or q rh a1ch,
HAVANA, March 18,-reisgsams from tue CITY
Of Aestss', .1eh 5. have been 1cee!ved ~ st<su.
er from Vera Cruz. The fenel General Negse'e
hsd not tctu heard Of alt &C hts q xnt The
conr's IN Potstt had conceded prote:tton 10 Gov
Gro; Bas'smente. The courch ir seAcAtras wss
euuck BY lightning on the IT stag xnd dc.
suaJed One hundred per.ora were buried IN
tie Fu1ns. Au1srAno RcSers wse lfed In d9e
~irh Cover OF Garaea. -nATese had been As4as-
stnated BY hl- eoupALlocs.
fespedb, Governor of Ypca.an. died At Merida.
The Fre oFtcd sppo1t .zncnt 0: Minister 10 ssn.
t1ston proves III true. Navarro, Aex1csu Consu nj
n New York, viii act ~ ono OF the t-oum,ss,pu
ers uncst the trctty with tee United btztes.
Adsttea ffou Ihe CITY Of Mexico to ths 10th
in.t- arc received. NrEret4 taA eseatcd 10 the
mcuItairs. The people demtnd 4 general an
tefty to restore quiet and tonndsnee.
, 1869-03-18
Xkl.clMdfH.

We uct!ee tie introduction Of now gem in this
lIre, intc urr3dtug tcsool., from tie maouiac-
tu1y Of o. E. Merrill q Co., Of Belo.t Wis.anein.
Merrill. i Co. -havo m ts'4t'fshed reputation Is
nfstclsfa nnschfn1sts. atd their Extp. alone guar
1ttecA superior mactt1e. E0nep1tseure pIo
nounea 'hIs .ht hcat deished ve!octp ae that has
yet bes . mtde- They kAvo coubtued grace aud
oe.utY a. vel! ~ itehttess acd great strenR4n,
thorough mznEes. A. II IL etten.sI Tbs. every
fhtrR thst ts TO 70. must start .tou -hcaRo, tusY
ave opened I salesrocu, At No. - La5ale street.
otd,Ee ltff,
, 1869-03-18
Narrow Kscape from 4 Ssttous Raj l.
FOEd &C. dent.

f0t0 ACCIDENT
srRIE0r1E1D. Msta., March 1.-THE a!tereoou
exprese ua:u ftsn Boston iottNew fotxl ria III .
ttty+ bao taEfIw cseap< tTom eteE.oua accident
IN consequence Of fnken r1jt Hhle running
II fu1 kp CO. one mile szst Of Palmer. The en-
9,re pa'set N aifesy. but the t~o baggage aud
four passerees caIs we're thrown cn and dragged
rwsu 1ocE. 0te ri the bAvRsRe e1rn YRS tutn.
bottom *ite up. Fortunately Of the 80 persons
in The traln. ro ore !as seitouB:y tttund. Tee
frnm The lore above, then bounded to me otnei
EIDE Of the rosd. The road will be eleAr so-nor