davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-02-17
rray l,air, en almost fcmlotnc expression, 4

gray lair, an almost fcm.a1nc expression,
realizes tuok amtdst bis pfimucss and ie-
perve,. sec John Z. Fremont almost a.lY.
lie Is hers1ooklnx VI lis satlsoal tcneane.
which s1oro was LEFT ods ,1,yt tho i?obt'efs o.
tl,e halfway t}tBnftms .3n, 1.tioklhg ltuck over
the history ofthe 1sertbikan pary w. 1.,,t, Sa''
zee how to"'lsh wrre tn,r hefa.wof,n,ps.
This inai, was o'co our dsllfftuo n ssnt"e.
lilNti. fbcn lir lHrAihH mr. ,lulilsna ol
tlrtctnl. Whns inutul things VT did n',d
ea,a, naming unr hnh}cs Affrr hin. wA''se
Rniliary In"nni,lrnt viii, prnhai,ty. hn ~ r.
r.,riat,t,h " lt1a NaInu with Frrlnnnl'4 f"a.'
'llr,r In Htat,n n lrlt.atflkr, pushing hls
,lon,adlc way RItAF tlIu nanarrIns .lar.. >.
1hp r4,ad tu IA rtprf4antinK now u, "
n,,etuku ie.. pspjeGtsd uyar tho saula He
condemned twenty youra ago. faw Aln IN
the rntuliIa thu ulliur day, and entering tl!o
library t,,nk III, H,rrlowis Ills oi kin. lta
in. }uA hlY him rnt,lIies AZ himself nnb.
ithf~, Inn 1iIt,,,, r. 1ltoro-v iusi,re fIrrn
nFutn, as ~ "1.int teaJ ,,, nnc
" "!tAt It1lu anoul lcnluat ssau ,I'a" -
Of there books. Un The lltl o! Uece'"oe's
1Hi3, Fremont WrNfE:
II nm tuoIgly iu f4vor Of Central S:tionsi
Rail,Uad srlm lhe Ai4sutippi River 10 the Paclac
uCenr. In kfupc1 doun magnitude. the 'mmcnaa
h.n. ut which Il NIL c1nfet npon our while coun.
ir{-she ch. Dpcs whle It Will opcFntc th1ouE1oal
tie Pacific Oce IN and Eastern Aela-toumlnsE,rG r.
, 1869-02-17


Maj o'enn hsA npcnrd the French medical
choulr to the hnmtpathtstf.
-D.. Ne Iowa preached IL uo..on Thca,e On
Sut dny scn,nH.
Fam, Kemule ha. bern sncd hr ccrt,in ticket,
hrlacrs who, arrlsiug lstc VI The hail wherein
.Ae Itst, III NeadihR. Pa, wer' l0rkrd oat.
Cl,Ixrnt Of Mndieut County. ksmucky, n'e sub.
rcsthIkp 10 purchase ir.lhctca Tor Mrs. John =.
urrek,trang'.
.inin v. Fornry has bnuphi farm III Suttll
Cnsnsinh. With the uhj"ct-it IA thth-of summing
~ scnAtntial candidate against thc ono whvse
Term PDt u rarttcs.
MsI&r Mcknight, known 10 tho puhlc by his
pDunlnr lu.trts md rkt tchua over The nom 4e
IiuMe Of tAsl uA1Iz," utcd uu WEDNESDAY last.
IN huw btlcars. ...
Cettsiu cittzen4 Of Akron. O., arc extremely
ut atuu- IL rte ti,btr u, i. Ell tmAt'. an absc,nd
ing hank, +, or the $anHO Of fIlhhD of iheir east
lin, 11.aprca,rh with h'm--,hu 1uoney preferred.
1he Ant,tlpu Emperor, III The 22d ut gave
d,ht RI III hoknt III thn FrItco OF Wales Walt 10
VI MIN. In which the King and ftiucc Royal VI
ltnuuvtr wrrc ]nrIttd.
/, wcs The Mnrilu,s Of I,ntr'r trtuasl tn pledge
it,uscf n1a,i,tt rec siun IL ltnu that turnnrttd
ill., prtjrrtea ms'sImhn,al hl,'anrr "tlh tlo fscs
hy.r,,st, hhnpc IT Argyll. ..-..-
The tiuet d Of Frlgtrtr. rrtc"stspg Tint her n9n
ftrcsstd .nn na4. tutiir hi% ilLess. saFeclA
tns,r tr The 1asp. amid hrr tnnInnch.'1y dasi"s
trnIbrd IN rIny ilinl i,tr'fCn"ht Gntt" well MN
Thus t.nsh' u The yUiit. 1'iinte IN II" nso''lGst
1HDlDrnls.
h.t Hnimfl Fsrl. tilr rtnnris ''IiI'eh n'a'ttnln
by ,ll,l II! hrh iAhs :. ntl4ira ihH ia"nttt nf nj"
lI,atIny n III" hrsinn+ns Of w"f'!t; hut III th'
mud It II "utl hs AisAyt uTtlIed. Thus h
wuHl ,ay, "Ths IhAl br-atrs Wc,i mho hinsy
n,I-nR II bis him ds." .. .....
llr,,tr AnriIn lIturr. tlr llfii'eh nntne srrtc
tBYy, II Wrtshthit. whnsa 'Atn'1y hnnr il tiltp
Nut. lt}rrlr IN tiie Welsh rhnItsl, hasIhu a'lnpt
I'd The tane oi lllut'. Il" wa ~" md Without eu
la,pI,!on III iht Ecuttth cahs.iueLry VI itehtF IN
| eAfte.
| N, ttates. a t'at'a r1p''Hllat. hn1'ru Tint N
| hlutsp. hia confidential rashl T. haA rprralait
ht,l 1a,ai EiUp.tnn vi bis pin,,H,rt'a fn,hs. ah
.tsW,ttly frrl9ba tAt. hla ttc'llt Mu1ta W. lttt
ttIc,ahty tnr, IN 2 "st |" hear7lf ~ hNfi
lt,,h..ti, nj tBt Ibfra wtrts 'Iris. Aitnlta I.
ittt, ia4t,, atn ,tu, trttttnfa NIL TT itaa,f,
,th,frt t'tnnt. hfRls ftnl, htH-. Mas ats+s'"
Iasi Msrk ur n ttlH,te Ut i'r,uY. I'll" rnhl,'lalt
trf, "a hin III u I.r hssiha 'tF ,ttt III HUI b.
tt ria t".. MI. srhp h.",n'. Ain1 tt'lnr"t Il
iirt s,l." AMI tint, alI*lrA"dipK III" "r'1sra
I'm Ati {. i,u t'nltt sn i'tnhatu .|nig" ho aansn
~ l,e sul.t te,tHIi u al e,t4la,
, 1869-02-17
THE DRAWBACK FORGERS,
II Hattopntss In The New Work Custom
SD0Wa<-Nenr1Y a rst'1ton FtAcsicAliy
Ntt Lem from tne &lovsrnms nj.

Hru.r &ha NAn FbrI, 4rp hat h nat
WIN. :. Knrn " j. IT, T." iu!i,aw. % AZ ~" CJ !. rnrrjtt.
,r,, II III, tin.an "rc,,s,uf nf ,wrtlr,n.'
tinn h. III, ,Ir ,wi,rk fruu ~ ,,nnn IN. Inv.
rr,''u' r" ~ ~ =" xrr. t"nsc % tnnmt. timer ,,r.
in Hr.'ns lyn. yrt,rr,lnv. il,.,rtct httnrncy
+ Trur, tnn ,te,i i ,i,st t case Of 1. Q. With
". i, ,nr,,rntrt, wih that nf Knrf, mil nfl.nrs
II" NM mr. IN, Va, ,,fan,rd. Nr. tracy iLcn
,,,,,,,,a ~, ",,sr t,,r thr n1n.rc,.1nn'
shviu,r lint lin oirrncr tnr which lii
Lesrm.,on,s ,rfrT h"d 1u.u ~ orrcstrI wnx
h,ieily ~ folIaws: in tus,. n law wns
rps.ed r,. },npnsinv IN m INTERIM, iscyrnnc tu, "n
r. ,,,T ~ m, ortirtrs WIN. hitcrwuri. *.
will, ~, n.mu, .hy,iI In tru,,i r., H..
rx,nricr w cn,.h, s n .nr n,,,,,n ,r, vionsiv
n.In rim, wnx ,mllcJ I' r." u !, nx,, III
rt,,,ras'rd IN in Mn "" Yors a. reat III NV.
e' mani v !" ,unau. T If s,unt r'ai %i ~, tar
i'.,",'',t nn .r,,a,,nrs nu,',n .,,,s.',,I,s
T. 4"G ts,,t uM f., na e, 'n.s IT,, h
~ .i,,i ~, ,, ~, s,sn s ti,,, ~. ,it. ,,,.
snm ,,s ~ apt % ~ sM'M NM III h 'I',s a,AtI
WY ~ t.,lI, vonr,t.,,'"s' ~: .Hslf,ss
Auo5,h'y ""'u ,ma' ~" 'rnmH ,,''. aa'n.
*ttfu M haAlhlt'R lai" Vtl'lfnifa
rom tpt uA;oih r. ,tae LIN "" En,"ts hHu
M ssiat,'. % n. .nas , '.''s III ~" sr,s 'or
IM' rhil't l't.'il wi,eh .tils Elua!,li' sm'tiu.e
,,t"e'.l "h'' thrfe'1rr' t'ie '"W f"ta aW shtn
inu.n, VI ~ W.T. "tt''ae"'" u"a "'N
ashna'", ~" n'al.,'h ,,. 's,nli nnt my" y ~
nIHtr. IN" i'a1''fa n''thir"i rum tI'e Una.
tom !it''sH WIRE h"t onif til'a. I'M Wefn
trhHtl!'leht' uhl ft.1l'r " ti'r,'i 'nrtfrl"' a
ilRi,ill'l. lnfta!ihl ~ ,e ''e1eil ~ thiflrs
II. Matsh"'e, ti H"* shtk, nj Et'"ts sst,plHat,
Ma Il finprty. 'l'r l.'r"i' hy "ltnn iiA.o -,
lmt"ts "fre trff'i!'t! was urs Thprlnlt.
"ho, lmt ''hillt''''l 10 'lp t!i' ''ltstne+a
iHfly. itt"t tehts, nsll tllirinv Tint
lime the tln}lns Ind aiIiu'tMl tt' tug rtitt:
in"ns ni,n "t n'mr', f1o',Nai wlIirll Ind
a"rtI t'atl bt u" trIt'tff's"ttt ~ WHshlttg ~.
| F'lt Iatcia N"tr i1f'rr"hrtl aEtlrFl ny NJ
| lhthiy s'.ts'"ff. w1",t If rtIrs". #ttttti
| al't,' on 'l'r representations it1ta1 hy fnn.
| tl"tl. fih!i "hns llasl fr,4s lHHiltr'', HIT
u, tntf t'"l'' r'"t" Nh nnl al,lHrts 10 In ~
| wll !" hlasAr. ~ illvy thM! nv lw H*iHu'att
In lnnh" II t'"ta"p"l 'sa'i.1,nti',l 'n a.'"rt"it,
| NIr'lHf NJ tlEt' f+rsa rfrt3fl"tf ~ ~ Ihulntl
, 1869-02-17

all mere partisan Obligation. Nine '''e
tuehrymR-hcnco thc gr;et ot sheso gcu-
,ltmtn At Washington who arc fosriul
Of tho consequences r1lrn an uprigh. antt
honorsblu man thinks !! wlsest
10 follow BIZ ewu eoausel, Ii nc
cp,danec with h's own sense ot
l,tp du'y ant 1t' responsibility to .',oco''n.
tty-!rntm1 IT sl,u Consequences,
th,t jH. IN party management md thu
,sTs"nnt asesM'tunoy ni snsn who hAyu
hoftd 10 oontsol IN tha Iu.,,re, m tt,otr
hind have controlled IN thu past, tho lta.
.Ebus!on u! patronage and tho gonernt
c0nt,ol Of hi|nirs. All thinking mon, on
tho other hald, will rejoice thht an end
has conc to fucl, a slate III things, aud
tlc country will hold tha. General Grant,
IN th!s first step "F his ADMINISTRATION,
has Justified their choice and the hopes
tLcy entertained OF him.
, 1869-02-17

o nosltum prescljpdon-fnr mcfieAl prolefih.
lions urc nothing Vfse 10 The iAtt,er wflu
unloarncd in a!hcad> >lanHusgr-tlat iB ',Asd 10
covef up want. Of }centi[u knowledge, klv.
lug IN ID it, l'lade o1oflstto profanity.
t,uGnAttu On 7tlH fHA1fstH, Il
d1xtsr''' hs'sP f.b' Yes'''y T i;s,, ,1,'''{
VIII yen ssa.s tnts. ,se sh,t sst'9,st r. :p
fh,, tti NJ 30 nt,IafJ Il M cttnApn baek pfsi.
!. mat i ;ss, aNsts IL 4 .luh hnise At u.aaa "ti
~ s,s rs' :s,. Il S;sa st II. %s *
.irlss "f A" sta le4t 'l1ea VT. a.s t*:t,tt'
Your n,99hsrl s,te IA a had uue. A,la nuira4
i .uSese e is wst ,%t p1ai1o mora W aSs s
10 !roat t1sun h'ghnf land. and lln htatd.ng
water Will wrakcn thu vitality nt thn tlu,ta,
nj, that they tall MI easy prey II any unto.
Mart coud!tlun Ut the atmosphere.
VAHIKTlE..
Asa general rulS II II hest to nsccrtasn
what varieties have proved tAe most rcllnblr
In the ne,ehbortood, md II select them all
Olhvr Isis recommended arc Ut little value,
further tllnu a few varieties that nppcur To
do well under most conditions.
No list can be made that will bc elually
or evt Il Of tie Northwest. Hero vi Ind thai
rcd aud striped apples aprear the most hardy
and productive, but, as Nc 70 north, the yel-
low-ski ned and russets become popular.
In looking around You will doubtless find
most, II mol Mi, Of your netghbors hest
ple66e Will rcd Rpplea nut wholly because
they best plcasu tie eye-lor many Of thssn
have tecn prcjudlced in Iayor Of yellow up.
| pies, but tor their richness and long ,.r.
| 70 much for general rules, anu VIC I'LL now
cons1t er IL" varieties.
Perhaps there arc no two varieties Of s,nl-
|
| series as Early uArvcst aud Kcl Astrachln {:
| aud no two varieties contrsvc, with 50 great
persistence, 10 ul.npruinl til, urclasdlets III
Central illinois. nuu, might odd, ulilcr sec
, 1869-02-17

We publish else wilcIu Tho t1tclainn or
Judge Williams IN the mo!.on t,r n hrw
,ttal In ths case or Mr.. Frances ".
Wi1kinHnn r* 1'nE 1'nln,:s,; U",trAsy.
liz tpw ,rthl Ii grs.liU3 nh llr gru'tnl
"a .Atrtnttr ,ls,nnutp. tho Jattan liut1ing
'i,hi 'hr plsn III Jua.ttltatInn wsa evident.
" lihh In gm.t !Attb, and Tim. Tin
:. Vii. Nth n'Idutat To Hlli,nrl TIN l.'rp
"ug!,' III I1vr hrpu tnkrM t,y ths Jury ln
nj tgntinn Ut ,lamhre4.
'!he an!tAa.lyrsslapa uf shu Judge an
ltr Wur4r ut 'IuE TRIBUNE during, nn1
'.nr,, Tho .t'n'. h5c, In sl'v main, Just.
VT might 'nku II lew exceptions ~ Il,
lr1c nnd lhtrc, Int uUw that the provo
| rn,l"n ntd cxrsncrAtson bnvo passed
away, W. arr frou 10 admit that n scrinns
mlttakc waa committed In that psrt o.
lie business. At TIC time the article
which the Jn']yo especially condcmns
was written md published, WE wero MOI
.wurc hat cur counsel had entered mo
uoM f,f new trlnf, or that they intondc.
10 do 70. The motion was cu'cred aitc
cvcrymdy CONNECTED with our oillcc. In
cluuine 'lc ruporlcrp, had loft the colrt
room. Il NC Ind been n~n1c Tint suc]
Ia motion lad brcn entered, VI
should, oI course, have pul
lishld 80 Important 8 fact l
tur twn rep'rt ot tho case on tho 10
/. wing morning. We supposed II WI
ended. lllncc 1t Ia not true that "
sought. In he srtlclc. TO influence Il
lutlgn int Of The Court in matter sl
pcLdlug, or to assume .ha. tho Court vi
7 nc, colnre'cnt tn administer in,1arli
!, Justice in the premises. With This c
. p'anA:ion We accep: the animndvefalo
J, 81 The Judge without grumhlsng.
, 1869-02-17

In cur Washington letter describing
lit discracciul scene IN Congress when
1ht Electoral votes were counted Rilusion
1r.s n Adj. in the q in ahr;et~ s'~--.;-. - -r
Mt. fbGcisoll, OF Illinois. who &C ed ap-
parcn,1y as Butlt1's First Lieu 'enant. We
desire to correct any impression that may
have been crested that Mr.. Ineerscll was
intoxicated on This occasion, Mr., lugcr-
se'l may have taken an active part in the
Butler CIRCUS, but he is not q drinking
NJ: u, according TO our knowledge OF him.
We arc not disposed TO pailiate the trans
sc.lon in any way, bu: we do not think
il probable that Mr.. Iugersoll was under
the II iluence Of ardent spirits when he
" mixed IN"
, 1869-02-17

Ia II y ElttAt II Fhh 'RirAln IrIhnno:
Permit u,r to n,ro,iurc III II hnH Hnl
ulrcutly ,cnn A.llrl tu thU nM!ro nf I'LL The
wur'd, il rrnxy htnr. or wnl.zing Hthr. "r
dunrlnr siaI. At,n,l, the '.hlh nt January l
uo,lrrd Il star, nh ,ut li1y o'r,ock p. IT.,
nrnr.y dur nor,hwcp., which hns lh' pnwer
to movr s,,st'lcnly-rtshl, loft, ur, down md
III snail c,svlcs. Il WIS |" ls seru In thc
tntnr plurc ier few evenings. l'k, durlne tie
cloudy wcu,hrr tor The Iast len or twelve
1nyY, Il l,ns cui,iG Ii rrt beinfc dark, 40 Tint
It cau't be sccn now Til between II n'id IL 7.
III wien II rt.rs t1rnriy due northeast. Last
night Aut up lutc. rrn'iius. Al jnat mid.
utrbt, / wcAt 10 Arr Il could discover the
| wAttzer, ind eRw II nbuut llnlf ati h,ur high
| so / .lutuI iur II lunE time und watched It.
tonct'nes Il would n0yc rapidly to tl!l
! snutncnBl 1a,tn return apparently to It:
l.r,prr position, thcu move as rapidly 10 ttls
nortll; then An"n, tllcn III, atd tt' IN, kerI
tug altuo,t cunhiantty III a"ay'n:, z!Cxae
motion. l'y tur,.r, tho htar il very hr'lll,a'
lavt. no. t,ru anything lit print, or hsart
ANYTHING uhnnt It, th,ught prrhapt It ha.
| nat bern noticed, aud mention nflt tlsrhtsg
ynuf papcr wun'u eul, thc attention Q! sele1'
tltlc mcn to II. s0 TINT tho worIu might lear
n,urc Of II and hnvc tue satisfaction of.
slde.ahly outside Of that Of The end star o
The d1pprr handle, So that IL Ii beio'
lie horizon somc i've and ha
hours. lit be star OF ary solid substance
hu,les apd t{iNl{l seem 10 keep It's own rcgul,
course In The heavens, | hope astronolnc
. will examine the Walter, aud report npon
HAr hl11. wa'wosth TO-, Wis. Fch. ii, isGs
3 [Our correspondent ou1its to give the q
o,+nr xr1fnJt 1,nrs i'm tO3f n
, 1869-02-17
Conventions to Judaism.


To the Rditcr OF The Chicago Tt,bnne:
Yous report In ,. s:csda5's TB1srsk regarding
the conye:atun Of LhristiAn lRdy to Judaism.
contains epU1C sIrc11:
1, Not ouJy sroxaen tmbrace Judaism, bat siso
mta. j, myself, vas twice pfeaept when, In this
city, er bt IN and zatted 40 ChrstIans. became
formally mem9crs Of iheJ1Htsh denomination.
In tttcr clt1cs coIverstons occur likewise oecA-
tionaiJ.
Tic conversion On last Sunday WAS not The
Aeond Instance IT such fact In thts elty. ]. mr.
SELF wisEe4sed at least twelve 10 nitccn such oc-
eutlenecs serc, and l x1ow. At iesst, trctt5' 5'f.a
as ipe .ueh tei,Ior. Judaism Is aver re,ns'.at
o .eseyt or' y ,,as af' 9sestssa
poi.er, wien e stated thas shis 4 Tho sccond
fn>tantp bf FITCH touSe!*son ~ CtisAgo. hsA
SS's sxIsts two " jcss Only srrs e.p!lsel ssrs-s Jo
hsmian latsly. and az anRl!'h Is* s:x Of aossn
'?s;f:r rs s..,ss: < All which, according to Your
report. tbu eonYrst!le rec.ad hut SUNDAY. DO nut
consi1 ITO I!,.Acccptcd fs.ta u Judas.tn:
Nt j. ~ se.s @ oete ase + :.7
70 no ahls5 a'ne Are nr tha Aag.nafK cva
tss al g otn W " scS nss a pass 1no
lolr. u tho oldest tt.MII psodn1e,on oI r.. soe
s..a na hass f5a as.s saa ~ g.
nd ssI 10 s @ iut,t ifefdon, of investigation aud Of
forming rst.as. oPtltsoa. Pqans.o.s Ii ,,.o,a,
TatprNa wsfs lsla dowa, u .as iWsil century
St9a !; e. s,n,kssas ss1 tsss s
~! y. I'll tmrs tners vera man who deniad aonu
not,ls Ia theu1 rhus ate. st present. as leass two
q ;t Iieg & .s5 ;saa Il tae e1.ag Or Neas,aa-
;osnaIy rerounecd By thsse Of tre congreyatloos
| hsra; alcnith one II aooat 10 90 n"ay "itn .as
Ere. VINO, 81 hao,sa SAKE, etil! seta.n their old
oooks OF wo1ah1, q At least tho majority Of ~
Hey. Mr. Messing h.s such belief, be ID tndlTtd-
psuy entitled III Inc sam,
I. II somc ltEacl!te called tho attention oa no
seem'f e' va eoas. But q lie present iino + my
10 zach !a1.a: Soma time sinco = stelesf VIZ
II ri, y T's 5s y r. sf' II
Jews as possible tn Christianity. Wne0, saoH
~ psp9 sas
into lew!sh hou.ea having nsns1e li,e. es iesas
~ ust.t ,es. ins 20" ns.s,sa!" IL - I'D 20 fotta,
thn4 inviil he Java to ,hs cst9Eosy: as pso
s;s ased s0 t9Rs pePnsp,
Nttme Jew pt tnts 10 sneh an ". iaoS tor our
pace o. Lat autd.y. IN general ~c VIM 10 tcns
whom sPs,s q
Judaism - pr.vat ~ AM xeonin Mnicn in tae e,ts
sssnt: s,Ia3 = s:tts sSa "a
whleh nsars 70 do:Snas Jaaais a. WINS il. VIC
.se: M: + es,si e. s4a K
uneoaI:ed s9Su5'ha1r 'h1arirs aud Theodore Parker
,s;s:s sot 5s Ses T. s'eFss'i III
IN Il sdsI e. 40 e, fs,y S1ssp
e ssss 1s9sasi.
!9itt a,tt + StSss, viii b 70 uose. 1oyia'iy do va
S.ntsa ais,zisnie tius coming Mhsn n enteos, nn
tn.d piesf VIII De pIsnan .,n1o sna no ~ oeaea
k-tl s1e.eli. lssf.S-@-os 4'<->=-
, 1869-02-17
THE 1hO0TlMn uF MArKMAM
0kNE4.
Examination of QiTlccRs junior
al IL CFNN0.
Tha Tormor 0old for Trial and tha
Latter Discharged

FL Policemen NAPOLEON Urane and Edward Jar
sou nad nnat bearing neforc 1ustIca MI'ltknn, At
Ito fonco Cshft, 5tsttsdh7 a!surnsun OH sAs
chnrsu ofshoo.iny hackuaa oakcs, on ths slss OF
Jabnasy last. ....
t,ske. tet,.aed that hs WIS d...,pg ws4t on Van
l,p,rn ,,1oyt, htsHorn c'srk Ard 0,,swnlt
.u.e!s. bntwern n nkl o'clock on tha. morn.
r. nhtn hu hcurA #onao ono ahout. II" tho1Qhs
II Wss 4 "lnad." tna st0pp'px a. soon a. o'
.ee; "a sis aG "
roptii. that fte sssa ts Ko"d !. ssey vs;e so,as
Wsns % ,oa,A o. CIasx ssrssi. liz Ioax~a hra,at
~ ,1M s when y 1S {. nat III e5ns ct % :s ,st
tsg.1t pl.,9 ~ ~ ~! tas ;9ofs
hs1 lids = aud t+l - if!t Was atlfsp" Tho hoenes
did net stop, hut krpt ca until llan,'ea street
was scaehed. when another shot was nrnd. He
iars fsn % tae e. rner of FOX street wlese iavy
V, Ie ttonrea BY another ot!leer. The. hack was
wnntea to know il b. The other odlceI, had No
19o-.hc numter Of oAkes' bsek. Oakes ~ss
as e. e ths "a AsTo,y, SAn'oH
On efcss.<1am,nation 0,kes raid be was .ob'r:
had ad tut two drinks iha: evening e,uld not
sas lamps we're iqh.cd was driving II the rate
oi four Or hvc miles osltra he was anot:
o. redirect esanairatioa to M stated that M ha bad
him did not acc ahyone e1se In tha ylct-tiG cI-
| except Jan on. Thu talk lasted about ,nrce sec
| otd-.
d. Abbott testified that oakes was brought to
his once, No. til South Clark street. sbouk
o'clock on Saturday morning.. the I'D Ut. He
rail entered about TWO incbes above tho elbow.
| nd was taken ont from the nautels about four
| tGcbea below tho shoulder blade. He did lot
Jonn tonten testified that he rss On bis WAY
home o1 the notEing IN q:ession; aCd ~ sttea-
apa cp as9 s sefais sSo0t ass
feet spa1t when be saw them. The policeman SC
ceted ihe haekunn Of driving TOO fss, a tbs. hour
diving VT isst. tnas us ho1ses wsss somewhat
do 20 sraln l Will aIrsst Jou." The hacs9aa
aia o. ~ Iae xSe a fos@sa
urth ahout on une with the south
side Of Van Bnteu street. In the middle Of the
shen be had done 10. WiIsees noughs he heard
oE efcfs exsmin.tion be testified that he cou1d
rot zee whether the hackman hsd the reiEs IN his
hand during the conversation As bis THE hfck.
MAJ ~ otck VIZ. towards him. The dispute On
tie curoer oscvpied ab.ut a minute.
Oh tr Sull tCst1oed that ne had known tho de-
feucsnt, Janspn. for two years, and never kn n
hun tn carry 1T CHER p.stof than one Of Co1t'4
make, loa.ed With powcei and b7;l, requiring .
TWO other offcs1s teetthed to the came effect.
Or. Abbott vas recalled. and produced the hal
taken from Uakss' arm. BE give it ID bis opinion
2he court directed sergeant MerReutha1er Il
he te.tiaed be bad taken from the defendan, whet
empty. Ee did 20. and Dr.. Abbott weighed til
two balls and fund there was discrepancy Q
twen,yonc sralns-thc bill iron the revolver be
II Fhe 1 Jnssiee discharged Crane and held Jaaso.
IL 81 zoo bail for trial 1t the Recorders Court.
, 1869-02-17
GENERAL GRANTS FIRST STEP,

Dispatches from Washington repre-
sent scme Of the party leaders aa dissatts
fed and even dcmoralized !" BY Genera!
Grants determination to choose bis own
constitutional advisers. BY "demoral-
ized," VIC suppose, is meant that the WILL
laid plars for Influencing The government
In the interest OF ctriain eliqucs, aud
The nice calculations for the future based
upon them, have all come 10 grief. Prob
sbly these gentlemen viii rc'usc 10 b.
conlorlttl and give ilulc bced to the offered
consolation Of tcvcsal Ct the New York
papers, who Ecmlzd them that none oil
tbc lnatr Presidents, from Juekson 10 Lin.
coin, hAvc amt nncld their choice oi
Cabinet effects I'll In thu latter DAYS 1i
Fcbruary,>rd In tbrco Observation-Disclosures q!
Polk, Taylor, and 1.incoln-,sll March.
But there !s shla difference between Gen.
syal Grant and bis pfcdecessors-s !iItr-
cnte which those who cll.ic!at bis courao
DO NOT laii to see, namely: That whereas
Turner Presidents submitted to the die:
talon ol tic Leaders Of tho party that
elected tbc1u, General Grant prefers to
act independently. only asking counsel 10
guide his own judgment. Il is not the
tine OF choosing The Cabinet, but the
manuer OF IL, tha. IS held TO be q
grievance.
But there Is another distinction which
is worthy Of consideration, aud which.
though it msy be 10 special comfort Il
these demors'izcd" peysons, will ccr~
taiIIy do TO hsrm TO the new President
With the people At large. General Gran
has 3 right to consider himscli IS tha
candidate Of their choice, and not III.
Candidate Of party leadera. lie dit
not ectk nomination, but 1t was gtve1
l1m By the dominant party In obedience
to the popular will. And this obcdi
cree was enforced in spi'e OF the effort
Of some influential Journals, such as tl
New FORK Tribune, which said all
dared to say to persuade the pcopl
that the nomination OF G.Iera
Grant was ono which W.
net fit 10 be maoe, and such scan ja' as
had not The courage Ia put forth in
OWL columns was loudly bruilcd aeros
by the Independent. as .hc nomination
therefore. was Of nobohy's seeking, III
Of noboty's making ia particular. bu
simply matter Of necessity In accord
auce with the popular Will. it was mad
ard accepted without pledges and With
out any entangung alliances, aul th
reW President cores il .cerftc 'y free {
:
, 1869-02-17
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IAtA Of 4 }44a u saMt sa!n.
To prevent dtlas anu mlstAkra, Ia sutA ara E'Y
foal 0t1oa saA.sts In nil, Including F'sta All"
Eaubty.
v0slMkktrrt are ailhwsd tcn par rrhl cAhH1fsst'h'
ltenlltsr'ta Ilsf be Eusln r1ifrt ~ hah i.erf"ss
poat ure EIirr In lrGIsrrf laiisra ~ our risk
T4E4a 10 CITY ATHsrHisEAa.
gatlS. dellvere sunday Gti'rxn. t5rfa. frr week
nkli. deliver Cd sunday lKn, skn, }0fta, per week.
Ald1cm TillBUSE COMPANY.
, 1869-02-17

The House OF Representatives, by
n ally unanimous vote, have pissed bill
a'l.wing tic Northern Pacific Railway
tn Is Tie first mortgage bond on the road
10 aid in lis construction. The Senate
will dcusless concur, aud then work may
he commcncer. The company lave
asked this action tha. they might go on
WI the road, as they were satisfied shat
subsidy could not bc obtained at present
from Congress. Tic road has bean Gu
uowtd with a land grant Of $4,000 acres
ier mlle. and Il these lands real ~ Rn Az
erage Of $3.50 per acrc, this real estate
subsidy amounts 10 sGl.O00 per mile, In
addition to what may be obtsintd from
the mortgage bonds. II may be objected
TINT some Of the lands orc CON-
para.lytly worthless, but Us nu
n.cs TO these bad lands many millions ot
ncfcs arc so excellent that they will sclt
Ior five TO ten do1]ars per acrs when the
rohd is built through them. And then
The town sttcs along tho route will bring
millions ii DOLLARS This foad Is 10 COM
mcnce st the AesA ol Lake Superior and
IDu AAtHHC1ttAs OhhULht W i'll
ana, tJaho. and Washington, touching
Oregon, 10 Puget Sound, on the Pacific.
T., hu1drtds oil mills It will be- ipcatcj
ttrr ugh The ricliosl gold mining country
IN the continent. And oil the way from
Like Superior to The OCEAN good farm-
Ing lsnds can be fuun'l. A railroad thus
muninccutfy endowed and passing
Through 81 tlpc Il country h1s little need
ci n n,uncy subsidy from thc govern
uenl In nearly all Tho l,7Do miles ol
It's Icrgth, It will penetrate well p7pu-
lated tcstittnente, whIeh Will s,tpply Il
with larec and ever Increasing t'ssa:n
srr md freight tsni1lr. II tho pers,ns
wln constitute tho Unllpnny hrr nnen "
tnta'n' nu'l rnte.prise, tAsy ean pass, tl't
work lurwaf.l With The hull, ii thu grra
punt In lanhp. tight 0l why anu building
rna,tr,nl whicl, tho government l,na do
nhtnL 10 them. II they do mol ,raaes
,fuHt npuisflfa, 1ut thum atnr astdu m,
plyl place II m,n win dn ts,ssrHs them