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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

Loss OF THE SIERRA NEvADA.-The steam.
or Sierra Nevada, while en- route from San
Francisco to Monterey, about the middle of
October, struck reef near Pedro Blanco
during dense fog. and though the ship is a
total loss, all hands on board were saved.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

THE first rail was laid on tho East side rail-
road, opposite Portland, Oregon, the 26th day
of last month with appropriate ceremonies.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

TINE ING sALo&
On Wall street, next door " Cnnmmercia, ~ ~
also my dwelling house on o0 For fufi'"
site Col. Merritt's law ONCE Ssioon Of I'd
ton apply at the Shaving ing s ~ A. =
idaho city. Oct. 81, ls6s-u'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04

/, c. W. Moore. Cashier Of the Prs .. s, ,Srs 4
of Idaho. do solemnly swear thss ~ spi y
ment is true to the best Of my Kn .,ooPF CSs
Attest: David W. Ballard c. w. ~
DuRell. Directors. ,.r 4 Iir]
- Territory of Idaho, coaDg n, b 1
N MH scribed and sworn TO 0ei"
~ day Of July. 1869. xasyF55
il. L. PRIcKErI' ~~.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-04
DIEIl
Spseial Nntites,
PERFECT MANuoo

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the evil =.
va0S, s w'.n certain help for the erring and -,
nate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes -, s4u uAp
Pennsylvania. IVA &, Phlader,
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REPORT

OF The condition Of The First NatiOSH BcEt q HI
in Boise Cay. Tcrrltory Of Iddho, al tie aEea
ness on the 9A day Of October, 1902
, 1869-05-04

l.. orr last iSSuo VIC stated that the rapid
ilc,e:4>ing debt Of the city required the
:;o!tlo1 Of sone measure looking to its
:,y1nezt Il maturity The annual state
ri. el ,lc Comptroller showed tho: over
40, istn had been added to the bonded
, .,.. ar.l but :::2s, 900 had beet, rsid.
We L..ye ti1ce obtained the figures show
: :; ,lr.,. IN the tag levy foz tie year 1868.
-..r, vas i,clnded a ta1 e'f one mill on the
'l.slur to provide snkins fund for the
:iil:.;:tn Of the general bonded debt Of
:. ci;;, Also, six oae-hucdsetas Of one
4 a. tic dollar fo- sinking fund TO pay.
u..,l,,;iy, syk,ol bonds. The tax Of one
~ ,v,,-1..i..,5 mills to pay the Interest OF
3 riser aid >cs crage debts also include.
.n:,ipv fund for tie redemption Of salt
,'.t.:~s
:, T,.c ,rcczti,s Of the tn tor the sinking
j - syr .he general debt Of The cit,
/: ,..1.,ed last year to Sss3'. s'is. Tor tn
i debt, ,sl3,s17. The allotment fo
4 :. .",zt race debt is made by the Roard q
t,:.,a;c Works, andhns not yet 1'ccn returned
I,r ,L,s wear. Last year it vaa 50; 3ol
I|.>ti,ua.Ise it at SIS, GOO for this year, 70
i,,ye 3 total sinking fund of 500 ,ae:'. Th
.,.2lo onaed debt Of lie city Is S',ss:.:a
nj ,he amount to the credit of the ssnsin
g.. md including this years tax is al'ou
.:,saN.0to, leaving the actual deo' aooa
k,;.:acse .oco. 4 portion Of thus fuoa y II
t:,rstets IN srter bonts, and the rest bears n
, 1869-05-04
E9aRn gf POLICE.
4 Few 11rc E6cupc-IScpoTt+ Of Cap.
satnS Of %t~nsn nerx-Auhixt1tE
Of Fny Rolls.

rectia. Fen&'weeEly meeting Of the R0ard Of
Poucc and Fire Commissioners WAS held at the
Centrat Station yesterday afternoon, President
I.own in the cha!c, PreseIt-cuumi5.sc1cr
Ja.neE, Gu..a and Ellsworth.
Fire Commissioner James cIhitAel mntlel OF
1.c escape-a basket to tc Lrawn up aud down
Ladder b, pullcj and r.pc. Ot:o Spear, II. D.,
Of Baltimore, Is the inventor, and he ocrtt 1t fot
u.e without compensation After = tr1al of It.
merits hns been malIe. the decMIon Of the boArl
on the .a:jees Will t'e G1ven.
IL the CaPtan3 reports for April. which Wcre
rea'l and approved. II appears that The fourteen
steamers were IN gH'd w1rSnI orIer t1Iring the
month except the Little Giant and a. G. Coyen-
ler1ner t4u, 8nd the latter twelve, days Txo nun,
dsei1 ard fourteen tuEs to 1rcs were In1tle, aver
aging 1fretn and one-shtrt 70 each engine. The
KreateEt Dumber Of runs Ens twenty-five, mafff by
tic 7. p. bspwn. n1s! 7he smallest, i've. mae BY
ne Frank Sherman. The whole numlser
.eb 3 es na n s;sxe avs .. 1ayne a f 5;
each tteamez. TIE +. u Brown male she
grSatess d;,spce elxt,-aye and three>t"urta
~1hTer-foursh r1les fhe5 ~ot1 q ntrs ninety
IS aeo1s and A. =: 13inrss1 + LassEsEng f nns
ntn., bs the ifeerics Gand md tie iest, E "a a,-
hour, by the Jacob Rehnt. There arc l6eoo feet
q ~ Gnd ~, les' a o. No hesc, on aaal TIE
tory. tniy three have been slck, and they arr now
convzlescent.
the l.anois Central Railroad requesting That nrc
a,a.n station be loeatet at their freight ,fepos.
WIS received, anil tie request granted Th< box
VII be Eut up NJ sno1 ns possible.
TIE paE roll Of the E1rc Department, amounting
to ~, ISL G., Frs audited and approved
The restguatlons Of Joan n. Payne anil John T.
Meyer, as policemen, were lecsireu and accepted
A communication from " Il Naulty, as1tuE
permission TO convey a Large bell, IN q Wagon.
1rourd the st1eets for the parpoFe Of advertising
lecture By O. I. r, WIS iald on the table
4 petition from Ch7ries T. Han, Late clerk in
rep1tJ Superintendent Of Police shezman'x
oree, asking 70 be otpotnted regular patol!nao
On motion Of Commissioner Gund, refused
Robert Stewart and derry Gilbert were appoint
I'd special policemen.
The PSF roll nj the Police Department, aEuouur-
ing 70 FsS "a 5s IVES aa;1t1ed and app1nyezi.
The tears1 then adtou1ne.L
, 1869-05-04


blocked up tie rtTer Its fau Width, aaa fo7ceu
away the wuEer 70 as 10 cn:cr oSes sas eay ~,
slope on the opposite slc OF tho river, "a tnat
easy slope amall house was built, with 1ous
l,ersonsln It. At about hall-pas:1 9'clocs, 2 n.
i Young man ncighbo1. left the house and hss
friends therein. not suspcriug vl1t EToald hap2ca
house. that young man hearl the tremendous
crash. aud cried out 'is in tlu Monde y. Cries
were heard! People ran TO the river side, but
1ndIrE tWeuty feet Of water on the spot NheEe the
grnail horse Maa huilt, thcJ hustencI h1ck 10: .
Light. Light dtsp1syed nsw oans. nc house
fearful rate In the new channel No
mora cries In the morning, Friday, he riTcs
brckt open another chauu.1 through the llad-
sip, and ieft uncovered the spot where tho house
once stood II was nrst supposed shs s inmates o.
nNny and had been buried beneath the sliding
bank but + i more t!sey iney haye o:sn 11 wasasa
Doisypff, aged about TO- his vile. his eoo yelss
old, aud his ststersin-tsW. about % years o'd'
In addition to the foregoing, re further learn
tha. 2 1e51 saw logs have bcca ea.77ea nWas.
, 1869-05-04
A MUSICAL SENSATION.
Kunnwny school Girls and Pnx4n-
iuE Inrent-LOvc md MuAic-A SO.
prnno In Tears and n DISAPPOINTED
Public.

= kA&@AxS go - <AAk% AA94%A - AA14NAAVFSpA11&E0
Public.
From 1se Eor,eteA {Corn,} 8s41etin
The 1oangcn about the Nillt1nantic depot on
Saturday morning, were dc,ls htct nJ sensation
as seq Ia sddsI 1sps ,ns y
the previous night, and were waiting for the train
loE Sew BHsain, rhere they were anaounsed 2 2
singers were couple q g1l.-one dasning bzu-
~ isafed % she 1sssds Is sit3 M aaS s9p731o:
= IS 1.-The e taTosiio Desmond sistcra
Lightly thsy snnpsa p,.na about ,,,,s the - plat,
jnst s. wayos giving : Ntue vent tn taetr hs2pi-
neM, provoking aamiE1T comments from the
%en % enyo. zig =; On
tan was heard: here MAS q rusa for thu sitting
room for sunlrT little packages. and extra wrap
ps s1a ana s ,as dep ons ssa as s
10 dlscutasE nom the tsala Haa man
a}our medium height, CT !tsht eomple1ku, and
rais.hsfTcd soprano ot Inc IIoefnian< lie
Tlanoed rap+llyI and lngr.y,ns,y anoas ihe
;ens % ss ,ss S s :sa 4 y Is ST h. sst s
depot wt,en l,g;h sazcv themselves upon bench
~ IL b11 foIe1e taen @ Il md ased G ners
upon her eoau.enaoce And fhen Ill tie iouts, %
sflaee depot i tho csef cseut In their dt1y lres
reinforced y curious PASSENGERS and yocile1oAs
h0CtbiAfES EU3 0fW1 Oo58, fG1nen Ii 1lE1f tQkf1
fcfnc.i .tnr tre or SIX &ec. deep 2roHad the sot-
rowf1! tho, ald. Influenced b. feeling Of dclica-
Ct Ta1eG Urea them IS though they h1i never seen
E{ie5 be.sorr. g..
TIE ;a,.ras .vzs hrofeu up pE the ttrct bell thai
slsrelzcs' II departure Of The tratn, followed BY
the "aif e.. - Ct the conductor.
The!te's cazR aud Eenf 0n. together. All
thnee tti. rnile1 and upwards ttey Ecrp In c.ose
ccnverst, theh was Varied by Il Interview With
TIE maoa -et OF the troupe, nul when The HlIn
reached u.S.f5rsf t!:ry dscutafted ard took the
cars for unsor. looking anythlEg tEt the angelic
c1raturrs they arfeare.1 IN HlilMants. The Ill
he1An troupe travelled uuf te1efs CT It's heghtest
ornaments ma r1psf chcerfal attractions
The rest Of the story 1 xUon tptG. The two
ftIt4 were frnn flrotA IndulEtnt rnyents haf
seat them TO Boston 70 finish their musical educa-
ucu- They became ttTcl OF tho restrictions OF
boara;ug-fchool LIE at the tnh, AMI sighed foe
| something Ike the freedom OF tbc1r natlyc pF1E
| riea An advertisements m pager fcr IN alta md
| soprano for J concert troupe uxeeA an oppost1-
| mfg Tor a change They appoed for the position,
| ana we're accepted While travelling IN Aai.e rne
soprano Saw m rEcc n tho a2dEence, and
! game near t1intnE on the saz. she
st,on left the hall 1nd tho city before ihe aston
tsacd rtlaslye could hare =. interview with her
liz, howeser, appztscd h.l ;:.'rtr; who, sfre1 fol
a lowing the uocpc fruN - I'm, Q. .ftook Il Al
, "lltEanttc-
: As" Is .ne soci Of a InshmaH,s' It vii
not es sic s.,s - thAs The h. nero IL ia N Al
! tuirer and lover To one Of ~ p f.o1ee-S Of TIT
| t-oure. who WIN follow tnc.e ecf NJ aIoraf!ou
.1d therchs .ntl!ct further 10 u y. t'ess Msn
lFe-- For cevtocs reasons y f, ,ra the .Iea
| piDeS.
, 1869-05-04
Tornado Incident In Missouri.
Ii faAsnl GlEa \ E.1 .tA4e

:. An Old gentleman who UseA s5oC. iour ualll>s
from tho saik WorEs ra1 oct Of salt, and one day
1ot la, ing either horse OF waSou, concluded hr
cu:.id cauJ sufficient quantity hos1e on h!s
shoulder to Last hin TIL he eocld get so1t hAcled
sack, kapuldered Il and started home When
he got about bali Way home he Wnx
oycYtSseo by the tornndn and tee!iog thas himself
and his salt had IN upward tendency, ran to =
small tree near ny. graspcd his ar:a shtly around
r; rur the storm 30 increased IN tiole.ce ssaa LIE
his sltuder, about twenty feet, his arzas uean-
while, gsasilng tho uce g eighty that nc tsSk
was stripped OK when. furts1na:et ne eaue ~
contact with = lArgt Etoh, which rfeFenfed ~
farther ascent There he held ~ for Gear u1e
Until tie storn ahatei, when he csue to"n ana
went cD hoHe.
, 1869-05-04
TIE PlcEFDekETS..
Several Hundred Do1lar% Sioleu
Sl1n.tAs and Yesterday.

Pickpo.sess T.1dc themselves 1arnnfnrrat4y
bEsT dura1+; la; and yesterday A large naal-
ber Of = trk4, st;nc OF considerable magnitude
were .akeu. au the police very busy e, in fer
rttng cut the perpetrators. Eut the clue Il a!ghe
The following lnsses were yesfer.ay reported At
Tho Central Station:
AER Elizabeth St1enhoin3, OF 6lttaMa came tn
tie city, Yesterday, With . vbew OF purchasing I
stock q goods Atret paying visit 10 \ lady
Trend residing on Indiana avenRe she entered I
street car. aho1I noon~ for the purpose Of vrginr
our Wholesale establishments. On ertetinf. field
Letter Co. = she tnc1deEtsny placed her hand II
her pocket and discovered her purse missing. Il
conlslned 1861 She says that a nght-whisfsre,1
Eenlle1aarr IN d1rk hue coat and q hinge breast-
pin Of hlush gtass n bis ghIst-f,nnt seemed u
Mste hingen q1ire busy nt,ous her shawl as lie sa,
teede her IN the cur, and she has grave srsptctun4
that he ID the th{ef.
Mrs. scnaEer, nother-tn-iaw or 9enes5l as!o,
mon hh1 her pocket picked OF Wastrf cstitsyntuo>
slra, On Sunday afternoon no clue to The mr.
petratcr.
Another lady. whose name was not aaetrrstn<,
intent ca new catpet1, Visited the cseH1.h,.ent q
Messrs- Alien MacEey, yesterday. and had nef
pocket 1fed Of esetyIhtnZ bur 4 strip OF n,tte-7e
calret, md that nunT out. Loss q MoneI 31ea.
Huh.m Moore, employed in TIE TErE1EK Du,ld-
E9, lad ha pocket picked Of seA by some newx-
toya, Yesterday. ".
Nary O-LearS, who residez at No- s47 Eals.ed
street. had her pocket picked Of Iii, n the roGs
c1cr, yesterday Afternoon.
, 1869-05-04
EXTRADITION..
\ Michigan Constable Attempts to
Enforce tho cTrcuty-1le In {. JeaEgctts'
nH n kidnuPpcr-Vherc arc tilc
100000 VetCr1tnat.7

Enforce tho Ircuty-44e In s. JuEEcAss
s1s n kidnoPpcr-Nherc arc thc
100000 Vctcrunsts'
F,vm TIE Dttspis 7i1une. NauL
On friday, Geo, Y. Downs, 4 constable or Nil.
fori. OAKLAND County aI7ested Thomas Good
enough iorsf,! I;3; 9i tnis city for ascea When
legal adviser, and Downs, believing thaf he
coul4 hardly make u without coming down stairs
@se sne o n p.s s o
ten ga!tcrI longer and ttnallJ On learning thar
second staircase led cat to another a7rlae Cor
With hnoe4l wrath set su1tously sbous aseerra!u.
Ing the Whereabouts or his late prisoner. This
Eu!n!n9 he leaFncs. tha. he WAS Ia Windsor. lie
and dashed up tns hill to the Htuns IIol.se, where
h1s eye lighted on Ills man standing near by II pro
vekfns security: i!e '.went Tor - him as hark
times on the s1de Of the hea4. By way Of relieving
his aggravated fccllnas, hansets htu1 down the nil
sGdutcn the tcrry-oost Detroit, Jansed ldm into
ne eab'n, threw al1n On to seat and thea st oa
hin. to mAkc cye1y thing srcare and reelected with
Just satisfaction thar thai Individual would not set
oi1 ts,s ,ge hy, any i1fe5aal ety dSdss & ,o n.,
confused By these summary proceedings 70 make
any resistance, or eseu an audible protest. but
cTeaslag crow, 81 The top Of the hi which enter-
taired grave ,ioubts ~ to whrther the ot1cef vas
proceeding With exact ssgal.Tt,y under tas extra
rl1osti on the boat they had come 10 tho cone.a-
sion that the couEsc taken WAS rather Irregular.
Iessa mn aS ev IN uner s2F s "t %sa e5s o tasE
nc otlcer to &c. ea she ptnoaer
iase.,; @ e aae rrts1e:, tatine hea51. aps ssootsa
that he was nj Innocent In3o. that fncre hid only
hen nisCn,',ers:a,!s'.ng aooot ps,r Ct shoss.
izum the constable; and tho aowa becoming
lie hill with the 1ktH Df4AB1fT- Kf1n nACH,
, 1869-05-04

Ii the track Of the hurricane weyt raxcu up and
carried out OF sight. After crossing the river II
Grst struck tho farm. OF 5. p Lee, COM
r!cseiy drlnoltshluzrA largo harn. and other
out-buudinga; thea 3fr. Hogan's form, destroy
Ing oil his buildings, Including his dvculrs house,
and carrying the house and furniture clean awayt
80 far in fnct that nothug Of it has yet been lorn
Scott, Joseph Prior and ]. Ga1r1ott lost all Of their
ontoa1dlngl The loss 10 those living along the
u1ck win Be heary. II !. stngnlar that no one was
tilIed The family Of Nj. HoFan, hearing the
noIse Of is npprcach, raj out Of iha hoase mil
capped, with The exception Of t"o children, who
were caught mp and casrisu cons!eta9ie Dis
, 1869-05-04

in America: b the admission Of 4. advocates ex-
cept a. !! = aesnea m EXPRESSION ot hostility
would begin 70 b abandoned before tho close OF
the present 4dMfnls So long ns It L. con-
tnned + TlI Isman ~ e1p.essioo q n9aba:el
vain 70 expest any conslderabia amel!oratlon
two countries
In 1sss the zo1lveren embraced above thi.t5-
three millions Of people Rsea State erected its
nccsss,on ty The ioruas'isy Of treaty. md aot "
tion o. abollshment Of customs Is legitimate sai
lect Of treaties between States tcaioas OF their
own sovereignty. By the fundamental r1,cs Of
i1a own fronlie.s, hut no fnre:Sa pTosfucf Eas IA
be prohibited. and no duties we're 10 be ieyiel
above the oHgnll Pz11Esl1n standard Of ISIS, tina.
extended at pleasure. In Tact nt4sly ali raw
materials Of nt nufacfarc!s were ftce. TIE pro.
duct Of The customs vent Into common funj,
and WIS distributed Among tho Statea accon!ing
to Fol al1:ion, The AggErs1te Of imports al the
2oiiy eren increased from 1a4 ,oo2 J11 thalers IL
1ss 70 sos U y ~ 4 - GO II 1s,7
ewt In 1s:1. 10 1o,ooeooo cwt- In 1853; Wills The
Importation oi iron increased, ~ The sanle t,ne,
nom 500 no cwt, In 255e, TO 81 coo In 1s5s
proyenent OF the rn.on, anu show a. once the cf-
feet Of low revenue rate Of Iuue4 Of ten per
aae ias q ine e. sa0n o1
now In 1865, German unity, the cJuusu;e Of Gcc-
Mal liberty, ia On the potar Of coEnncte consuul-
Eaccr, to tho E7ca. rej3!cInS Of all the Tcuton:c
rlces and peoples, anl the great advancement Of
general peace and civilization. L1us Dc r
These great AID benedeent results OF q systeu
Of measures 50 simple ani une1ceptsoaable,
prompt Tie inquiry, how far IN arrangement OF
somewhat s1m!:1 cfaEae:s- I3y ultimately be
found hota nt1Tanra1eo1s fnl rrasticnaie between
the three Sreat Englt-h. speaking cJun:rles lrc3:
Hratain, the Cn!ted Statt4 Ct AU1enca, an,1 the
Dominion OF Canada. An Anx,o-SA1ou Customs
laion! Perfect l5eo11lm 1l Ess.Io md exchange
between tho three countries, such as now exisls
between the counties Of Enga1d, between the
STATES OF America, and between the provinces OF
Canada! Ho;r 1nsny tlitlcult problems 1t woa!,l
setue! EGE many c1us,es OF Jealousy It wautl
.eEoEc. How fIAay honIs 0! sympathy 1t would
CREATE and strengthen! What causes CONNER
c,al or lc!ltcaN would be likely to renew hcs1sll-
Ees t-alWeen these countries for hundred Of years
TO come: II ts not 10 lse supposed tha: tEo coun
ties. however well disposed, with an ocean BE-
tNtca them. would pattern their Customs En!ou
precisely after that a1orted BY the German States
allt.ceTs to each Other. xet the details be al
tusle hy those who saall be cailet to settle tht
terms Of tie azyceusnr Wher1 there Il vii
there Is . ~ny.
1T Il q noticeable circumstance, IN Illustrating
] the aopMstrtca by which the protective policy i
| s"pporsed Ia Amer1cs, saat NJ. Henry C. Carcy, o
Philadelphia, the greatest living authority IN Il
! vor Of that policy, In bis latest publication al
! lCces the Prusaan tariff Of 1878, aud the succe=
| OF the Zollrefet1 c9 q brilliant example al tn
blessings conferred By protection IN contHh Datl
nee 1dc.-1Fushtntan [cpnIfieaH, -Ser+ n. 1Ss:
, 1869-05-04
INDIAN FIGHT IN MONTANA.
Nine SnynEcs md Ono White Man
Killed.


Cu1ret tponttuce Of the L<teno {Xontano, Fp4t.
ro-e,n,n ~. t1,rrwn tntn !, .n,,cn a,.t, NJ .v.
citemens On Taesdes evening iss, bT lis retutu of
ciir and lieutenant Tnnn,nsor, ferrth1e Int;tsn
satI !as o has ~ hs sh.a }uos ~ ~
a,ssis 81 ~ e3 "n1 IN rn.hta. ~, ~, Tx.
tpae ~ ~ ~, @ =, ~. ~ ~ I;s oa' % saT A'$n ~
ta, ~ ~, ,, ~ ] la ~ .ne
al tGmmed nm ent s,stntsa IN ue indis5 rn4tnms
s-ith t-anhSas 80 =. aartIrm tn - ~. ~ f+ 80 -
s,isc IN rus9 insdct m ~ ~ W. hs os
~ T. Fl q, Hau ~ 1tt I'LL % " M ao
1ea" orna NC ,cn, thnt 1ha Enr7 Xix 49, ~ t ~. -, ~
81 ther rfntts tn @ an,ias rasts III
~ int3;,1a cn;o,ai M a9!1aus lssu, ~
th 'm tot i ~ tssI ~ u
ttuaa 1n n1ain Tirr and his y, 11eH H'sa "
,rasisas ~ harnIx % .si-an. u .Sn @ ein ~ y
and SilI iono he rrr,cnneaH - nnl''
naIt - .IM ~ tno,,n ~ Tna,ans ~, ,, o-,,+,,,,,
ctne nf ;bcn, reS a',a nna aSn onna Sa ~ ~,
result result, was s not accomplished Without much hard
The sHnlInrin~ III" ~ = itae ~ +,c r,s,,,t,,
Terence Conrr' comnany i, SiiieI
anIic' 44N' ~'"DpAu' i'' "o'1na'n-
George Crasou. comnanr g.. NOTWITHSTANDING.
iSfaTctts P.ni' ei.i1en' wnun,e.;Nhe.G
Thornas r King riti7sr rrnuniaa- -!aft
cheet.
John Cashaw, citizen. wouudei-hand-
fsI!yttl. --A"e'
An a1nbafanco was sent ouf Ind bFourut in the
bouy OF Coufy. who was burjed al Fan Ellis IN
Saturday tn, ioth, With military nouora. lis nome
is tn Irons, Iowa -. '-~'''
ment 80 far as We coala learn:
The pursuit. was commenced on Monday ArriI
: 9Th, and on The thi7i day, thc III, lie lndlsus,
twelve u number. were o7eEtaken shout noon, by
teen Nile Creek aud about seventy -hve miles DIS
tant. Prom Rtgus discovered there were supposed
70 be Other laildA Of indians In the vicinity, and
tnat they had ss;ttsred In different lirestions On
the approach OF the pursucr4 The tnutans fed
TO Tie tor of yery rough m0lrtaln upou which
wa5a farti1cat!on formed b nature, almost In.
rregnable. Hers they imssined they wers safe
from the a,lacls OF host, and froM Ills poInt
commenced shaking ;hclf blankets ut The men
and making several other lie monstyattons ri hns
tilIttca, Iariug them to "comn or cursins and
Swearing In very rlatn English.
Captain tliiY divided ois forces senilur Ieutan
ant Thompson upon the east and s1rroana,ln4 liz
3npUnta!nH, Then came tbe ascenr and n ravino
fire fnm the intljans Thc s,1Dnit WA reached Il
last and from the crass and the rouchness Of tht
surface they were enabled to obtatn positions tha
conp!ete;y surrpunicI The IndIanx AMI fror
xh!th they could nre with safety. / point wa
gained above the fosti1catlons from which the,
Could M with fcu.nr erect. Nearer md nearr
the men ls,ran to cathpr nhout Them. cn.rnirt
rom rpint to Point and drtne whenever an indiat
! raised onn ~ mana a ,onvenenS
, 1869-05-04

The Democratic press have indu'ged i'll
considerable boasting over the result Of the
Judicial election in Michigan this spring,
claiming to have made great gains, and in
a,lguzated n reaction against the Republi-
can party. 1t is true they did succeed in
electing few Judges in Republican dis
hicts, in consequence of the personal uu-
popularity Of the Republican candidates
But the test vote showing the relaive
strength Of parties WAS exhibited for Judge
Of the Supreme Court. The candidates on
both sides were acceptable, and there was
but Little scratching on them, and The fol-
lowing WAS the result;
Thomas u. Cooley. Req. 70, 10
H. ~ lnSlcS+ QeM. ~
Republican majority. 30, SIS
A majority Of $1,000 in Michigan does
not exhibit very remarkable reaction
against the Republican party. Grants In
jority last fall, npon an exceedingly full
vote, WIS only 3l,+s1, We judge that the
Wolverine State is still attached to Ecpubli.
ran nriucinfes
, 1869-05-04
Tornado. in jefferson County, Ind.
Frcm tx ;Hadiso. slad.) Cexritr, Aprl III

Ater,1h,e hurricane paAsed oyer small strQot
corrt1J IN tne ncisnoothood Of Marble HIl g:
Wednesday evening. oeswesa a9o,r NJ G,oi M I:
drstfaW he hurricane on the lnd.ana sde3o1 taa
iaTn Of Iii. Ge:sier, on the top Of the h.l cfess-
tan6deS A. ftr as the eye could rcach. The SI1p
Il csuntry through which # passed VA laid a
perfect waste, everything being caHsed OF
III, In the riIer where It crossed was Wsed up
IN ehaa md carried 70 the shore whesr Il Hss
Nu,1tesne Wa only about two hnnd1od md cfrJ
feet vide, but nothing N!lhztood- LII focce- III.
leisler Lost all ht1 bufnEa witt the exception Of
Taosc. Ms.s E. Dcaa. i. aIxa naE q ern1s.y loss
dearly n!s entire utoaaEXf ~ fhe tseft taa$ asU7d
osAs E:xA ysaaks. .z->E
, 1869-05-04

"A ssw wecks afn the SIT ..ncr Xhleh plies Le-
zers u La Goulette. The boat into winch they en-
terrd lad not gut rnn1e than few yatd2 from the
vessel when 1t wRs overturned hy the wATea- i
txo sailors, saetnx ~net fut3 occurred, tarntdfa4e-
y Jumped into Anothsr boat ~ the quay, and Eue-
eeeded IN saving foat Of then Tne ntsh, yoaa
caZaneuve mo W1s . good swimmer, plunged
Ito The whpes md supported her until the res.
were able tp e1utcate them both from ther dxn-
ge{pla pQ1fson. = 81. " :
, 1869-05-04
Narrow Escape from n Scfl0as Dis
assEr On the Eric Canal

The Syracuse Journal sta ,es that fearful dlsas-
te to tie canal xreEtel4 By the prompt repatrs
Of leak to the dam ass4 the outlet OF skaiieat.
ics laks- The Leaf was discovered On Sunday
,1e11,1. and wprl WAS Immediately sent 10 the
pr1ref otzcefs At 9yfacu4c, rho nj once proceeded
cpI the requisite u7taber OF teams. the bzeak was
80 lar repaired last evening that DANGER wns ap-
Pretended, though a large lozee ls still nt WORK:
There il about eight Iees Of wntef At thu da1- and
RAD the bulihead an dam gone out, tals depth Q.
wnte- over the eutfre surface Of the lake would
hn,e -hEed unobst7ucted dpuu :he stream, nearly
6. slrite 1esstoJtnE naEigAtton Oh Tie Erie csna
for he season b. defHfvhls The Jo.tlsu TOR sutu
mi: '-ve! Of 1ai=r, aud doing immense dannagt
to H.. r7orrl sfu1tea On the stream below
III! :. q. Ie?T structure, sEs having Of necessity
betE co., III ~. IN tn tLt,,r. 4heu tho materia
Wa7 l:uze !! J" v Z in. mako 1t ns petfec
as thouct tar .-.'re season OF tn
year, Gltno, .,:ach ii .4on Il given II.