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, 1869-08-02
SPRINGFIELD.

1hc Ncnthrr-AhActx from bankrupt
htner Aren,*-l'nyinE thc stnto
Debt - New Corporation - Union
LclhEHc, dc.
special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
HrnlhuflELD. ILL.,, August 1.
Ihc splendid weather With which ~c ila.e BEEN
blessed for the 1ast two metka SILL CONTINUES.
torn Ia growing hAcly, nui the 'oIce u ihe
cYuakrr u tileHt ........... fl.
Tru thousand TWO hundred aid eIglty-four dol
Is,s mud nf, .sI1 cents was received scEttEay from
The BANKRUPT cstnte oi lIluIplI, Wright Cth. t,f
LpLtlp1J EtIg1lf.d his aiot!Ht tn thu lhFl dlHI.
tiru received y the Stntc froI tue Assrts u lint
ti,n 1ln,, srarr nro, wtrr nctit,u a. hg'nts TT TT
jI,uui. 10 nrgoiIntc nlri scll III" bnltn Of thu
ut .ai Grlu, urnf'y pnc lluh'lrr'
tIlpl, mil ullnik wnsllL Ut 1uHts ha! l1ctH Hoii
hy !rn, arll llinTb,nirh tor. Rfi ut thH i!tn: II
ruk rEtkurntd ~ the htntc hitthoFatirs tEaf not
crllt wnuls h. realized from Tin n'*ctss hus ttt
TINT l,nh trCn hcns tfIu H:Ato ~ In '!isi'irHl
u neither aty lnnfr Will bc received II mt ahuh
E4'ttIl5 .tMH fnuti"l lDaEA WIN hls6 frcrlSc'
sea1rr.laJ tfOnl ti,r collector " Adams t'ontJ.
h11tfrn Lnuaxaslti tIanrH vi fhr Tihtn sietlt Win
paid srzirz,iny. Il hr1nE IN Tho :tarc ~ bonas
Tbp tiaSslrn Guy l.Hnr ratlpanJ of chicago.
will capita1 SLICK o. s4e0,TW. Fled !ts artc!cs q
incorporation to-day. ;.
4 tnrcunE NJ the Executive Committee Of thc
NutiunuI &;rnnd CDunol VI thu Enlon League 0
America viii tx held In Philadelphia Ia, On Tux
It'll Of August. The irahi Hccrcta!J al thi,
Etufc llas feen notanG 10 hcnd delegate 10 repro
sent lIlpo,s u very Important bunlntss Will IT
trHhta acted te!atlug 10 the work Of tue tssanlza
|
, 1869-08-02
TIE ANTI-RENT WkR-
The ArFcat OF the GrrcubE1h Rtot'
eyx-Conditlon Of thc Nouuded.


eyx-Conditlon Of thc Wouuded.
From ths Tryy Iipxs, July =.
Detectives English and hGke returned Ilom
GreenbIsh yesterday afternoon. Rltnel tne!
aecomplices In she recent aa7E WITH nepoty
SHERIFF GnRes and tos>e al the house OF WhiIelecE.
They lonnd the ne!Eahoshood tuti1tlS qalet, aud
Esd 20 difficulty Hhasese. IN serving tngil pto.
ceSses upon The PARTIES Interested Ar. Nhitbeek
WIS en low from the injuries he received during
tue r.<i< 1ha, It Is not rtohaNe he VII ee shle 70
leave ht BID for sotue time yet lie EAs Eslot IN
the back Of the hesh, the tall pssslag aFoand uu-
der the scalp and coming ont near The temrte-
He was about the nrss nan 70 isl anu oota
inat Deputy sheriff Wnstsees. Of alnan!. ,ns: ~
the uyst ,lers.n 70 begin tne snoos ,iss1i
h,ct. wnsa theT saw their father fa became lsrr'
fsc,ls iaiar1ated, Yni fought with courage
1moantlng to desperation, driving half dozen o.
the ADsps crowd sxioie men leu n, " ~ t,dc1 ma
EirIe and English hal warrants all e1pSessea
themselves Nl:neito come 10 TFoE with them: ha
tie ol.cert coDc!Gdsd upoA t1e *aole " Meep
their parole TO appear here on Friday to-u01fnN
| aCd surrender themselves ~ The Authorities II
| TIE afternoon haTeyet, i'enjaMiu y. uennsson
tasbes.!1i-lsw 10 MI. Nhtkck ant! Que o. the pc!
eops PANIED IN The warr.ni, aopearrd la tae eity
| and calling on the District Attorney. desired y
| glye bQN for 2n appearance lie Was taken "
| lore Judge Ingalls, uIA held 10 bail IN the sum .
I sEtsp. Mr.. Utunlsup il a gentleman aoout
5ea1s Of sec lie va. rsrsenS at the Hot, he SAY:
| as sreclatof-oIleFA LAY Is al Aceoupl4Ie- *
| couIagtng Ttststapct4
| Gttlop Of the Two men most seriously wo1nhet
Dcultv SAeriiTs t;risgs IL! WAl1eck. The forsslt
| was Visited at salt!akc yesterllay ~ Or. No.le
OF Albany. and III. Ten Eycl. Of H!oomlngtov!
accompanied by .oiunei Church. He y unaoac
speak in consequence Of hi would In hia Hou!l
Aud the thrte bullets JET within dts hoi! toa'
Lot be found. The Crisis IL Its Case bAs nut 1<t
| reached, and It Il Impossible to tell the reaul
f!cruts Wllitbcck II u comfortable last esennl
Tie bal! which Wounded him has nnt ft'en loan
, 1869-08-02
QUINCY.

Arrest OF II wisconsin Mnn Charged
Win the Murder of his Wtfc-Ac-
etucnt t-fkcCovcEinE E-Sc~ Hank
opera House.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QCrHcY, August !.
The Sher11 Of Dane County, upon the re9uls1tion
Of the Governor Of Wisconsin, arrested, at the
residence Of his sor.in-laHe IN this city. man
named Gilbert DodeD, charged with the murder Of
bis wife ut Madison, via, III Aay last He came
here soon utter ing ueath OF his wife, ana not IN
I'll recently have circumstances polatea 70 9in as
the party guilty Of causing her death inc sncsla
lett vesfcftta5 i0r Madison with him In charZ &C
man uasucd ". ]. Brooks, Workman 10 ING
taw Iil!a Of Ju,ncs Arthur Co. aeeldehtally ~
Iuweti his foot 10 come IN contact WIN cl1cuts
raw, which entered tue foot Just alDye the heel.
cutting through tho ankle TO the hollow o. me
loot, tnfctlug q wound 10 serious as TO render Inc
aD,flutat4op OF hla foot uccHsAaly.
William Atkinson, whose tntut1ea 1t tue Eas
works day or two since wrtr thought fatal IL Ee-
covering, although hts eecare from death Nas
be Cnion Raatg Of Qulacyl was organized Q
tay or TWO sIucc, anal Will opc Il tor business on
MONDAY August IL Henri Root Is President
H. l. Osborne, Vice President; E. H. Ao1atf,
Cashier; CIArk II. Charles, Assistant Cashier.
In the purchase Of the Opera tioase, u 1nls cs5
Coouel h 4. Jones exchanged portion Q! u!
Chicago subnrt,an property foE thas etocE- ~
which u cans many OF our hest md "eAlthes
eltizcus became Interested IA the EFoT.a aad QIo5
per!.s OF Jour city.
, 1869-08-02

fT?sfn lEf 4FtfTT{ tEt4&p ~HtI 4~*
The cr1ckc.s or gr1xsnorpeFs, whosc Presence
has been felt win iueh teverty IL ts!s IssIsos5
for the past three os touE Jc1,A. k5e, tha scason
willing other sections Of the GfGat Wea1 VIA
she.r d1csd pscseacc.. 4 !ate n9moef os tho Ttr-
rsto1iat E.nte1rrtsr. published q fi'KtnA Sefaoa
aaJA Thai = gentleman who Arrived IN that city
feW GAYS stnee from The ucw ratnes, oa tns or.
hee River, elgh,y mules north Of EXC, .ays =
tha1 Ehiic In that region. encanped n
The vicinity Of tie Mountain CITY, he had
m Opportunity q ses!ng Two .,a e sazes e,
Which Ne have heard 70 much through the Utah
pa1eIa, lie saJs that they cane In three or four
dTlaons-each a m.le IN length b. hall mite IN
ionQtpR TO the class Of rn,et11ned Fire and wase1
we're III the sane to them. On reschtug oHyhae
they s1au the river, They vent OCT upon suc1
willows as stretched hcTuss the Ftrt4m a4 faf q!
they reached, when taey jumped IN md ssTuci
out for the opposite shore Alnons Of these ID
Bect1 thus c1pssed tho uye1-Which II the pta ce
meulIoned u II least thirty feet Wsde-and wen
borp1nE on aocthwAEd.
Each army, BY some tusttaet Travelled II
, 1869-08-02

lands the scah and rust have done some 1nturJ-
but mol 70 the cxtcn, that aome sepots had led u
I 0 hei!ere. II We can have tHo or three week<
The iA1geat wheat crup she eTer produced The
corn looAs well: oats sr!1 heayy, md u good con
d'uon* Po;atoe. are doas -; ~ and promise
TIE Lar1tng Rs1n.olieuH, Of July p, Says: " The
wheat Ii one-thId eut and but ver1 little of It has
teen touEet. The Utehi wheat ts somewhat ID
Having Travelled through TIC southern, ccnsuL
and xeztcru poruon7 Of the Stnie, We have 10
hesitation In eayng Thai tho crop OF the counties
&,etk cen the Central and Milwaukee Koads u TN
rurrat sd ln the Stale, and II least orehAn more
Isnu Is IN wheat than usual The wheas crop o.
Michigan for 15l9 Will fall little ahos Q! H,oo9,Vso
busneld. Fat1 weather L oal5 Needed 70 see@Ee
The Detroit Frf< Jrr.. Of Jnsy % says: a "Tae
n6st Of she wheat crop IN tho eentA aaa .oase, l
ern par1 Of the " ate IS pow cut, ano gts.t -
Of tt already SECURED Ia AtaeA OF nafo 60 =. ~
Eafe from ali sn1stBps the weather. dallnx taS 5
ee ess xeatbef We Eo 9ea id aa.8s
bet nothing ye1J serious me L1put >, M c,nn IN
pornfs are ntasy unanimous IN seeafa % ~ ~
| ttitg large one. AID mcca oe'Se' Nn4- N'N1 =
III E<r,4<n f.n,Iy Etco-d says: "rarmeszs
ira rr,,t, i, aIcady iu the stack Fears that tne
Whit ,e. II, the slucE VIII grow. u eoasslasase
Of 1br lie rain. arc expressed py many 1sImsss
| Seine thtGsElng Has Mcp duneI aao AuS s'sAu "
| std 10 C IN 1ref0ee-
| rts pnw Paw Tue S-rtAeFBtr ba5s: " HafFest
II progressing nae'y, bud istu!e Tie week G1ses
tne a =, ,nrl,r and tie quality Of wheat IL
~, cUnntTy viii .e good. SOME p!eces are
.t .,1 ~, ,.il rot y1rjd AS much ~ they prom.
hk Tx 'a, s,.,inr There viii ls. to.pr le!a1 hafhl1
1+s, cnfi,nr IN ttc lpbcrapd, but upland w:lca
| rss 1,;.r,.,i iii lille
Ian KlSsAs
p. 1yo,,an letter. July - aays: "Wbeas va.
samt. damaged il Places by grassaoppcrs, ane
+ Iaie.,own tprtug wheat Is hurt Us chinca bnt
! nadIy. hut II central never sA% tettcr wheat
nats an.l barley, ana suppose double the ntroan
Is tpwn that e1er wns soNn III th!s COUNTY,. Dat
exceeds ar3 thing ever saw, Curn "as iatle
!tte on toLuD laid III AEtu4Li oi tHe MY ~. ~
.t1f IN Gaming tr, tne and there Is A5 HO0l pros
, 1869-08-02
NEW YORK.

srrc1a! pctl,a.cl 10 The Chicago Trh1ue.
NEW loRK, August !.
MAXINE n1tASTE,c+
The report Of lnafinc 1tsaattsa foT July SHOWS
that ono steamship one sh'!h i've ua9hA I"o
t,r,rs aud nine Echo1nurs were lost, with an n0-
r1rrptr value Of eight hundred an' nlty.lo'l1
t1lpusIll.l .u1afe.
ELECTRIC s1n1lra on THE I:niR NnAD.
Tho pIau iot using esrrsrI: lights OH the Estc
1{u.tsu, Nt bc tried ktn'n, nnh the ITo]cc1"rf
c]al1u that tho risks Of nccl'entK will he greatly
reduced, The lights n!ll tc carried Nh thr l"'-
motive ami liked lights VIII Il. PACED at tunnels
u,.r, Important hrt',gr~ hn'l curves.
rstAl MI,,Isu slElHE- KNhf1'
0yui ,lca1rta .ptaft nll strikes III !nlIeh cadca,
ul,,l general decline IN rr'ccs In esrectea
ErnASp ~ kssEAr.
A lcttrr trnm Surra1 rays largo nhta'Hsr oi
tuhuus .raya gutllurrd lhcso mi hloekadc running
Is uI,t!r nr,.e. Tie tni HH !HrHFscntA nave ht
agency In SM,aau. a,r! tic inl1af'!sat'" Ut thv
i.tau,, arr entirely In sympathy With shctn
To 11lE hhAtH;IATEU fHkha,
FINE. -....- :
NEW f"Mk. hnH't l. !hr sk mA1,4tacMt' as, 1,'s :"
1u,,lrntrr J.rns, III lFlI1sr strttt VIA 'rAlfH}'x
II, Htr ltl.t evening. 1ARA eY",Hn; !hnaFr"
f{a,tsH. a!unsrH. lru1u!l. Wagner sh1'au''r"'s
us.i IS hca,IunA To- were Hlso 'uHcFa " eohsa'1
u:lr plutunt ly u atcs.
MM. il. AtThM ..,-.-
II, Ia lrF>inph Mn, Is. AstGr hr!llca having
,lr.inY tfr WtUh!1lEua Monument ut II" own TX
irLar. -
tIeuctal ScNion tntllusrn that It VIII require
a nlilstan dollars NH two Years "ofa 10 ssAo'&
tie torAA ut lle.lRaEe.
II IL .tu,ed that ihr v sult l,,c pf TIL, !rio lla
VI, IL kuun 10 tc Illuminated Ut night ~ hrnly
dis 0ytrcd clptttlc light
The pnicc Of Mallory 4 Buttcfneltl, os Wtllian
s.rpct " ~ robbed Init ThuTssiny noon ~ snraf
, 1869-08-02
Disaster on tho Hannibal and st
Joseph TknilTpuls

From tho ST. Jo4tph t4p.> LisTod, July %.
A FerJ serious accident oGculIeI On the Aannl-
La1 i St Joseph Railroad, near Cameron uncion,
yesterday morning, aGUrI!5 after midn,ght. og
which some ten ptrsouS were Injured; several OF
them, It u feared, fatally.
The passenger tram AAc here from tne Eahs Al
O'Clock In the morning left Cameron Junction, AZ
about hnli.paat IL O'Clock, aud = mist fnnhln9 a.
very slow speed crossed sWltcn some I'VE a nun.
dred ynrls this tfdc Of &he Jnnctlon. me ~!
Ehs either nlaplsced ot psuke9I $50 Al.aouku tnS VT
locomotive, basfase ea., anu Isout paAseuees e 20
passed over me sMnea ~ ,ta .ut 10y
rear PASSENGER ea1s MciG 9atoHu ttp ,h s te, ,aon
aad tnen len tnIo .uEn eEs ~. tGIt III n
the cans tululn4 tpon tSo ssG - t4S3 ora heH,9
me empanAus11. tHv nv a,os Is ,hn 49, non1dad
bFoEGn " tne lal!: aau sus f. .aE e Tho
anu tAe unaa1!atu1 ltnpi5oneu @ VA - ~ ,41 ~
passengers II tac 1olMas4 S4 at4A taE ~ ~
the tram went 70 WotH VILE aeatI} NH At.a ~
about An hour eaa fe!e1se4 III U! 1ne Passen-
Gers.
with the extent Of the njur1ea recelse1:
John S Ea{lnnd, General Passenger Agent OF
1ut Bee Line, slightly wounded on the bead. anu
cotsIder;ln,y bruised. i. T. Smith, Of Irving,
Ennsos. slightly u. {, Kinney banker OF Ports.
luouth. Ohio. eis ru.:x to California; seTetElJ IT.
tUred pbonI tie body; May CAT, Of Osborn, MIS-,
sour,. severely y. b. Haker, ship carpenter ol
this CITY, HeseErly on the tead a1d shoulder ais
located; cauEhtcr Of Ar. BAKER. aged about
II year., concusa1on Of the brain ard other in1n'
rteb; Kate Ryckm5eF. o. tfenonE ,,;,t SeopasnA na
aIaluY: Esx, ~ 1Astuu ~ - II ~ -
sliSh!{ Ms CaVeEnn1 VIE 9! t1s e;els5 ~ eaa -.
5eaS.Gs & t. ~, nc-rs. ms hen,3 MIA r"ncy
HeSGL IL lA!o @A3t 49, - 1ee ~ H1 - -.
, 1869-08-02
MEXICO.
Mexican NIlui.tcr-ArrcaS OF Rad-
nuppeEs-AKrcxt Of AnneF1cnns fof
CunspirnCT-Thc Elections, &cs

Mexican NIiuistcr-Arrcas OF Rad-
nuppers-Axrcxt of Americans for
CunspirncY-Thc Elections, Acs
Sxw YorK, August 1.-The Ntratd's special,
uayana, July 81. sayh the steamship CieopatsA
icun Minister 70 tne United States, and 6enor
Faluclos, Claims Commissioner on the part OF
Mexico, who lcaTe for Washington to-norTpH.
A telegram from the capital, dated a4th. re-
por.s the arrest OF several persons implicated Ii
The attempt TO kldnap President juafezs Minis
ter and Ledero DE- Le1adA- The courts nfc tnsa3.
cd In examining some Americans on charge ol
completely with Lopez and otheFs tn a conspiracy
aga.DB1 the pEnuc treasury.
Tbe election returns show that ninc-senths OF
Cong1eRsucn choscu ate Supporters OF the pres
GtneTais Urtega and salazar hare been buried
with grcas ponp IN the Pantheon. Sepor Leffa
IL elected Governor Of AoTdal.
The excitement lu rclation TO American cl3lns
continued. Governor Iglcsia9 IS appointed Ain'
ister OF Justice temporarily. The government mas
nominated SenoEB Navarro aud Dartaat Dlttctots
OF the Tehuantepec Railroad o.
: Tatn.uip pas Wps tn disturbed condition. Cor.
t!pas, at the head Of 800 men, had reached VIC,
tosta. Cuestla, Sargas md Cana!es had onltec
on the LITTER for Revolutionary Governor. ~
tusaanccs had taken place 10 Iuxpah+ ~ EA!cL
rhine officials were Killed. The people OF 1nc4ta1
Teru dissatisfied With the Governor, and q pro
bpuc!Au.tp.u was imminent The 1nH1f!ccGoa
n1y Indians ~efc, within dfiJ miles Or Mesluk
IbeY were ye1J troublesome anil LEO cTe11et
much alarm a11ong the people. AL Was quiet O.
FFi TIC 1ucola Railroad in Colin. Will be opened
In September,
VpFSe,
, 1869-08-02

rnrrrspondeut OF the Sao Francisco
Chrp4teh, writing from the aosemita fat-
ley, esys that he yields the pam 70
women for haf!lihooi and endurance as
explorers. They climb higher, noe harder, Ett
westet, scream louder, cat more turkey ana 9f.ok
more Btimnla1t than mu6f men. ioa 6hoa!a nate
there seen, he saSs. our san Ffancsco SCHOOLS
mts11esses ride: Ruling their horses over boen'
IL bogs, down rrecip.ces. acEoss HtefA asss1e, ~
mau fashion pAntalooas, hair nJius-shas e!a sa.s
l!anch Of The Publlc School Department aano!s
theEse!ves They burst shelt conEentlonaliites,
The inner spirit Of femlnintsy, cruaaed !, and y
Eno,hered ~ I, Is By the consenttonaltt Q! tns
blush for ny se1. They crept along after those
girls like lot Of old cows In pi!ot'ns the g3Ts IT,
about they became lost and remained lost. ~
met one wet and dismal wretch coming out Of tne
storm Of mist, tust above the Eerna Fai!s, Hs
had becotre partly temented By tne "hl1a r. ~ ~
opscar through which b. had passed Dof,hs
merge and emerge IN aimless ro.nEs eud coming!
after the girls through that chronic Eadn-stotm
, 1869-08-02
The story OF u PhJKiclAns

An eminent ply slciau, n Htar'h and Ho1f tel.
the following excellent storJ for The bencdt Of
yoane no,hcra. lie says: IAN Intelligent JounG:
mother ioqttred some tays since how she could
best prescrfe her cdlda linen clean and sweet
Nten changed frequently during the day. I ~
rected her neres 70 CT !: hJ the rrc, but IN TIC
Eup and open air II the weather permitted Ton
thus not only ayoia sssaiai;nE &c ~ 81 5oss
d1tycn cut Of the i,Len, but the suns rAFs hare
powers Of cleansing and t::aterung, Talch al.
Gels! nrat has not, a5d Will purify aod preserve
Tie linen. Sic followed my ditectio1s, but ~ =
TOO otsen tho psactee. dried nd ai1ed
tssttolous hnsi,and demonstrated n yal3 a1ainst
thls uuceujy exposure. Ncuevtng that 7 sae
faN htr practice II Others Il: she would hesisr
be 70 directed tnel. afternoon walk Il to bring
lhe nur,esy-vtndow into fuu view from centra
part Of the town. Stopping abruptly. be potated
to The oGroding linen capptug consp!euously u
The tree1c, ann asked seiessticsity: "A5 dear
what Is that displayed from our window 2
.Why," she proudly replied. "thas is the nag Q
our Jnton!" Conquclet! ~ this pungtnt retoIt
be szlnted the nag with Ewing Of hi, bat. an
pressing his wfie's arm closer within Its OWL
iald, al they walked honeward. ~And long na.
II
, 1869-08-02
TENNESSEE.

DfscuAsion Isct1vc cen Stokes and Scu-
ter. tho Opposing CsAhdIdntes for
Governor OF Tennessee. ut Nnshs
ytlic-Ismancnsc Meeting md Great
Enth thu~iu.1n-ChnFEc Of EFautu-
lent issuance OF voters Ccrtif1.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Nashville, Tenn, August l.
More people were In Nashville yesterday ihAn
hive latn reen here for u long time. At m eaf!J
Ipur she1 commenced coming lii in gFeas crowds Ct d
iruin the country, md " - VslotI the
far a1l public ioIa reception to Geuera1 Stokes, sud.
Whentl arrived 9,ooo people and Two tanuS o.
; uss 4pE IT, ny Tae
(iepers! thoEed hIlnse!f upon t!ln balcony auhi
uproal1oua applause but declined 10 say more lhaa
1or III tbe * denaic with Eeatc1 ii half-pass 10.
General stokes, escorted " a procession tlou-
ea]l1is strong, moved up 10 ttIe Capitol Wien he
lut,. b. ani his opponent {scnes} proceeded TO
the north front u The Capitol uuIl1lbK. %hs!e
vl.t thiong WAS collected to hear them
win 4one sharp democratic checss anu Ecl!s.
10 far rs lc touched upon thu political Issues. ne
declared himself III favor OF universal hnEfARe.
but sCarce,y mentioned tho FttteclsA Amendment
Or the cutuuon eciiuol question. Epun Stato
1nanres fIe WAS tusIrrIy Silent He attempts no
stetencn III the uuLrxuIe violation nf tlr law Iet,
teatsa . y, =! ~ H ,"a1s III H. mi hr w,,s stili
c fo'u ul ~ N"S ,is .nttn whi,h nls frtrrrln re-.
H. nm" ,i., .I11r I'm =, I'm i,ut.t ~,
~; IN fu ns T.. III, ,nvrrnr,t s,.srft wi,
,sftn1 rons Ill., .o v,ncurr to Nr.
~ a, . ,,a,,' t|n,r stun,st,rnt r1f1r-
!asNut - 81; IT, t,-, t!..;,,,, I,t Ib,s vrn
s!u!'HCn' " .no -. ,,,,urru,ir, far thr sfdfr
'"au tnt ~, ,,n.rr,tir,, tI.,, tsia.1 mItrnu,s
=, 1r,t,n.sturn ~ 1" INT wstinrsar. sail t.u
y. ~, ,a,.,r a.u !, IN M, lin whether liz Gu.
=, M, ,,au tnu u r,itntt n,rr I'm nunntursi In
@ Wiz. t IL t i,ss t,s mi i.ti"r uainrr
tna !n!r!. 4na, .et ms tnr n,'u" rr xii ,,,trr
"! aat ''aFn , A''. '.nf ~, sttn",1, ,,r srnI
a !,!n ~ :" aau ~" rlsnv,,t,. At tIt threat thr
iL Nsns '.,aa :" ,"A ~ ~ -. ,,T,a'r.t .i,sht
ftnttr 3"" ts =. 49, 80; ,nt .n"t I,Ia fuII t1,t,r
~, rs "st ~ !" III .,. ,.,,sIn,t srrrch
F'm I'LL ~. ~" S,at ~ rr,,i urvn;inr rnf,r tIn,s tt
i,., nul.'tn. $50 s,,,i,t III ,,,nn rhs rrnmn t,l
!E.h"'a!..nn. n" -, " ~ liz In,,ct hui
.,,,, mnh nP,' ~ t;rn,rn1 rr,nrc,,r4, 10 rtsah
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, 1869-08-02
IL IIQxrCFnuE Eligible !

- f'FVTH EhF t7Ht1hnut9 taMHN71e ~. .
The optnIon has been expressed to ns " a
CONSIDERS himself citizen OF TINT State, And
thAt, acting IN thas capactsy, he mas. on seve!A
occasions, voted for state anu county ot!lce5a
riEhta Of q citizen, he cannot b. regarded ~ q
citizen of Ohio, and to become one il would "
necessary for him to return here, and remain dnf
Inv the peY1o41 Feaulfrl b. law Of the citizens o.
anY other Statc, before he caa exercise the pE1T1
leges Of full citizenship In other Wozds, being :
citizen Of California, he could not return hfro U
September, aud ~ . qualified voter In October
and il. not qualified sotcr, he !nellg1bfo " the
ptuce Of Governor ut Ohio. ~
1t would be curious circumstance, AFTER Al
Democratic press touching the crls Of carpc-baS
a!ng, Il it should tnrn out .has the Democracy o!
Uhto hare beeu gu!tty-lot only Of nomtnannf
rhTnft.hscrcr but one n Go has not rcalted IN the
STATE snf cent length Of time since domlctlel u
auo,hcr state, 10 rlake him qaAtlned voter 70
ter, CT eligible to office, II elected
, 1869-08-02
MANSFIELD.

Homes for soldiers 0rrhnus-ifc~
4pgncd-Ilon. John Sherman to
Take the stump, DC.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
Mansfield, O., Ausast1.
A largo meeting Of citizens vas held this even.
ing, in the Methodist Church, for the purpose o'
considering The question OF establishing homes to1
orphans Of deccased soldiers OF Ohio Chaplain
Collier, Hon. John Sherman and Rev. D. Hall
ua.Ie speeches. 4 committee Of nsc Nhs ar-
pointed, consisting Of John Sherman, 4: l.
crimes, X Br1nktEhon, james Dund!, hhd II.
Colby, 10 prepare and publish report on inc
SUBJECT and urge tho tnattcr upon tho attention Or
our ctttzepa- Much interest IL manifested IN lac
lrr. i. 4. Collins has has resigned the pastorate
Of the Central baptist Church Of this city.
sepHtOf 6'cItn4n haylnE reiutned from MS
Nu!tpwff1tTu tour, Will soon take tue STUMP 1pt
the KerubIcan state ticket
, 1869-08-02
ST. LOUIS.
Fire In ". Jozcrh-IKuntlnEn n DcsPe"
rudp-Ktfled bY IforAc Thieves.

Fire In ~. Joscph-AuntlnE n DcsPe"
rudo-ktfled by IfoFhc Thieves
81. Lor1s, August 1--Thtee buildlngs we're
burned 5esicrlay morning, IN St. Joseph, NO
Lots $4,L0u-tusuted tor s., 10.
TIC deputy Sheriff Of Tazewell Couni5, H.
was Killed, yesterday morning. near let!n, Ill.
n hl1c attempting 10 arrest tTo horse thieves: ana
the }ailer severely wounded. The men and ious
con3tderates weIe azreaied later IN the day and
lodged In the Peklu JAIL from which. It EAs ap-
pretended, 1ast evening they would be taken os
Colonel Bor eu, the leader Of police, who has
for several weeks been securing The WOODS Q!
Washington and 81 Francis Counties, IL teassa o.
sam lidcb1and, the desperate marleser. Lag re-
turned TO the cilJ, nad reports that al Efforts TO
capture Hudeh1and have 60 far psosEd uusnccess,
fuf Endeayors Rre ht1u being ma.lc, how eFef, Ana
3 !atEe number OF men are Organized 3nt con-
1santly on the alert 70 c4pturs the desperate; Q;
Meetings nnyc been held tu nearly al townships o.
St Fr1ncs and Washington Counties The people
have sut4cIbed considerable SUMS OF money as
rewards for nc arrest Of the murderer, and the
County Courts hare awarded moncJ tor the SIP.
pu!1 oI tnt Organization Of companies 70 haas INC
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