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WILKES BOOTH


Qta Treatment Of u RusT OF Ltncolns
From tAs s. Lout. D*poteh.
In The winter Of 1853 or 1853, J. Wilkes Booth,
the Assassin. waR plating 1 asaE engagement n
Nj. Ben De n4ls upcra Horse In This clly. Con-
ing down one morning to rehe4tBal, he had Qcea-
fof the p01pose Of procuring 8ome paint or face
dye e4Lues 1ot h4C1tef or some other Of the scs-
ora
After purehaznR xhst he wanted, he was re-
urtn9 nom the store xhan his eye czught p1as-
ter bust Of President Lincoln, which Ha8 Being
arouse his indiEnat.on md 10 str him MP to hiRa
degree Of rage, 70 mach 70 indeed thas be cursed
both It and 1 original III the Enost violent s111tnk
Ht worked himself II to such passion that walk
ing over 10 the bGss, he struck 1t violent blow tn
The face, knocking OF piece from over u eyes,
profuseiJ -gAnd he Was obliged to wrap handker-
chief around It.
No nollcc wla taken Of the Act, and Booth left
the store for the theatre, the owner Of the bust
picking up the fragments which had been knocked
Oh, and Eiuing It On 70 tlexterously thai tha IT,
jury done 1t could not be detected
4ears passed on, and one morning ia ApfI the
co0Gtxy was shaken TO It, centre no other piece
Of intelligence had eEcr AhAkea II befoTe-that the
President had been shot In Forts Theatre. In
Warrington, bJ J. Wilkes Booth The nation
went Into uocrning for Its Cntei Magistrate, and,
whestver hA remains co1M rot Re actuauy hon-
oreu, mock funerals we're held Such funeral
Nes kept In 81. Louis; the city ven. Ito u,ou1n-
Ing. and the Court Houke was drapet With ntAck.
bust II the President HAs Placed Ia tha CpuEt
HoEse, and 1t was observed tnat from over one Of
the cJtS piece Of The material lad been broken
OF. Thls bust WIS the name one xhic1 Hoota hao
INITIATED nnd the piece which IVES :: tAe esNe
tire 3s<.!nced was aftefwafn removed where the
kacce hsDd winch struck It % STUCK ao~n IN
of.Cit.at.
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sssers that tho taat hundred aud thirty niles la.i
rslaid. Trains can pass oytr tt only with the ut
mr6t ptecautlon, at = speed OF from three to ten
miIes per hour, md under favorable drcumstau-
ers me great tunnel IS not nnlahcd. and Will not
~ rradY fer Use fqr soma time 1na Hnck Ia,
befond question, Morsa 1aid than anJ pieee Of roat
eisewhefe IN the world The old wooden roail
aThe Foad from Ogden to PronontolJ belongs
10 the Central Road, although bu!lt' ~ The Uninu
Company. The o11cefa Of the Central d9 not hest
ta. d say tha. they win use Il only until they can
buiia respectable road-foF which they have the
ire to the Union Company; but that corporation
way to Promcntofy. This can only be called OH
atinacy; for tney do not get dollar more or :
mile more Of road than they would have recetSed
II they had accepted The grade ol. the Central"
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Strikes

a very e1s-aa.ve strike IS nov u PROCESS IN
Sew Tori ctlv. Tbs ssrtse II: eoansnced a
lev oays ago ~ loc9e Of tae knsSets ol sL c71s-
pin tits society w2s stsrtru Anoot !s months 40
IN the West, aud At present. II ts asserted. there
~ io1eea il eseE1 q! and p53mtoem towa n The
stated to Be over sooN, Of whom Il, ,ooo reside IN
New Yort CT, md v,e9citL These lodges sre
IL i stsaeaHea. beng ~ ~ T. T. ene ,odEe, tas
men IN aro;hec- TIE 6s1!te n New fort
or.CtnAted with the "benchmen," who afrer OBJ
t.:utug authority from the Grand Lodge IN Xu-
Waukee, usae \ demand On the e1ap.oyers1or IN
inetr4se Of nases amounting n the ase1es,a:e =
thrrc d5narz i d3E. New scale5 Of prices hare
oeen issued, the loves: Of which Is Is fotiows:
BootA t3.t9; eAite1z. T.; double so!es, - cents
TIE ah1emakers On ksrike a1e employed exclusive
u On "12eag Work-" OF tie tTGtI shops
N which theJ WORK, fourteen h5ge acceded
to the Increase. The unemployed arc paid by the
lodge 10 week when married, and IS when STE.
gle
The t1oa rdouldtrs Ct .ew Tort, VINO azr cn
STRIFE for au AdrAnce Of ten per cent on the pres
ent E1tez Of . to - dSy, report that the roost
prominent OF tbe empioyinz rEms have agreed 70
the EneFease- The kHtfrA4 when unemployed,
1tr paid hy the cniDn 81 week
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ptopped nj night Tho ns1t morning he LETT The
house without pairing hil bill, and went to St.
Anthony, wh6r he. WI found wtta the womxn
and caud, wss arrested upon tho complaint Of the
wonsn4 husband, charged with EdufteJ, and, tn
default Of ball, vas sent To jail.
MICHIGAN.
The story Is told Of an agent sent to worx upon
the Detfolt Board OF Education for the tutzodac.
uon Of = certain textbook iu the school, that be
went to church With religious man, and talked
in the Sunday school In = beauusulknd touching
manner; the same evening got drunk with another
member Of the board tn beer garden and the
following morning handsomely feed another mem
ber whose innuenea Wis only TO be secured In that
way. Hia book Wa taken
Tho SAginAH Eas<TpTfse states thai seTe5al cs
the heaviest salt companies that were outaide OF
the association last Jear, haze united themselves
With 1t this year; and thAt It this time the Sas1-
nav End Hay Salt Company control nearly cvety
barre1 Of salt manufactured On the nver,
Charles johnson and his wife, OF Featou. have
not lived pleasantly together for some tina past,
and, On Thursday, AzH johnson committed sui.
eide BY taking morphine She Ieit letter directed
TO her husband, declaring her determination to
take her ie, and stating as the reAAou the unkind
Treatment s,tc had received frum him She wzA Il
years old.
LANaAR
A Renkatiou HA1 created IN Junction CITY. re,
Gently by the capture Of 4 large Norway rat The
EaiSn says It Ia the rxt eeeu in the town. me
xccepts It ~ IN evidence Of the march Of c,vtltza
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The stezua In Marshau County. III.

fFtH In dt7Sfx -~PM2tts14T &H1 ID
The haA storm ttAt vinteo shaa sec1ton on laeS
tn The hastcJ Eadeup Eepozt IN the lass :puIseiA;
Never has 70 nerct . hal storm been expe.!eneea
here, attended with ha1 Of such large die soth
Copaous quantity Of r7tn or done Euch N aEoHos
Of damage 70 w1ndoNs, rpofs, oscha.E14 yeSetS.
tiop, and, tn Bol1e InstanceA, to animals The r1n
that accompanied the h2n TEL n Tu1une aE1oet
Startling, and during the conunu1oce OF me ssorm
the wafer Hsseed down tic streets sod 1y-MaIs
like = mighty river. In the 1eyel portions
deep and Nas forced Along With considerable
current Sos les. It Il Thought. than run 1xoo9
to 900 p10et Of gina WEe hfo&Eo N tnt CsJ An1
Vicinity, and oue single 0Tm a1one have disposed
o1 oTeT 600 panes stnce the storn 70 ~ uotalnG
OF the 1azEe s11ea Of 4 half dozen or more stores
vhtch deA1 N INST important commodity. con
&1deEaoae PORTION Of the hal Wis "a hrese II hssck
ua,nutx coming with force 10 literally Epot with
denn the ndes Of house, kpanSeftfx sntn2led
toefa "a s11st fnt4ancea spHtttn% eTGy 6atnZ1e On
1he oEtbd11K expoasd, md c1nNnx le1k1 2Sd other
datnaEr- AanJ Of The c1rhxfds II thM Vicinity aze
de5HsTtd OF tGer promised huit and 1oltA%E, o<h-
Ea fHinB 1nn wsE9e. Tho hs1K he4nx as1fpped from
tres badly taHaEed oe rataeA- Tna tender fEu3t
and sznAl bearing ouaheA ux7e vines. ssraxper-
ttea Apd gar1ens hare nj either ben Destroyed or
mc1e m sess damaged
Anotner leAtU1rof this nfotHl WAS inst the cloud
diTtded hefHe II 1rsehed Henry, part3oo ua IT,
EoTe desunet1re and nerce, pA1snI uTer taa NeE
mt Of WhttcneA md ovur s&rElaSa TnKnsntp.
Rkes beyond, the ku1m Wa ve1y Hxht Ard ataay
Of the falmN3 dd not leaJa t6eN work h fhe
ne4e, vt11e It etIh2 kda OF this territory t1e ttoE7n
Vzs sesztne snd tef71fle IN es1ecs QDan pEurHtJ
II Tne sse@ d whtuasm s2eas Ia ruy ss,s,e.,
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A,1I xA.t
~ Nee'nis neAo u 4one5' 49, Oh tae LII a.
whtca were present delegates from Certain coun-
ties II Northern Missouri resolutions were adopt
I'd appointing committees to take tha pec..sse-v
.,er. nnenxrs.Grr n m. o-.an17,tfnn -, . -.N,..s
S1nm f5nnr1 ~ SrfTssfs T.itT ~ ~ tt1as
wv, Snd 4 aGnnt nrorr- rnrsnr1r4 ~ ~ ..cs oai.
s,i.,H. 49, ~ .1-~ar r. ~ .-.- - - - seIuiS
se, ~ ~ ~ ~ rndos1, ., ~ fa soad -
~ 1ro1s,sittor r. rnnsrTcr y11ecsd .pS44rak 1k
f1ntrrr r.. Taf;r1npr tnrnr1n .I1e rr,rt Wss] ~
thence west TIri and ~ Rfrr II Enav 49, 1no.'
10 EIrt1ftIte On thr EfTrh Tt~7,s14, 54.t1.sS &
tnrf,ce through Mefrrr SrniTn 13r-rSs 49, -
son SudaK1I xud Archtsor - s7n+,sr - g,S.ts Hse
C1tT {pr some ptaer pot.1t tn thst T1c4r., ~, a.
Mi*souI1 River. @-''''' Va "te
The cuJporasor4 of saA f,orzvt. .,n f..,..a,
Railroad uet Il 4Irda. III m rhe s.h az a..sI
ized cuuparr. 81 ri P1e,ns ~ nen.,@f. ~ hs3n,
entsen Pye4Ifenf " S7s1@
The 1i,rnaG hnnr. on-..;,n g.. s,,, ,.,
rss finsii1 d.nDaa >, us1na T. sh N HhooS MINI.
a. SnMa5 oi.posed o. u the council. on Wednea-
S, ~ toe fs1osal Of sha1 BODY to rrcede
~ 49, 1 - aen0 !EpeatlnG kae ordinance by Wnch
ta9 LII p t;8oe sl9o hdo IN bonds 70 tie ST
~ "Auua 6a!upaa company H13 submitted
~ @ T5s Poon'e.
4An nManapoA Usiphl Z Chicago Railroad
nesIl1&s a. DeiFh1- Iod- On THURSDAY Last. NAz
!asRE1. MAhden oy de!eRat!ona TIDE Al the couo-
s:ea On ne me, ana kne IeeunS u fefeSente 70
otlQlf& Inc Fcad ~3a 7eE5 ehthuz12st1c ATtc1c1
CT af6ocanon under tue gctetal Il - of the state
were aooptsu. maAng l9oAoapaus the stazt-
ING poin~ pas4nc tarolR2 A2Eoa4 Eoon4 {pethaps
Asmllten, t1Eton, casroA. White, Jasper and
Laae, sst ane 70 oe N ~ direction Of Chicago 10
eono t. tAs9s ~ ~ Neet Aao A Lake County, No
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The Union Pacific Railway


The cuutrovcssy as To the manner in which the
Cnson Pacific Railway Is constructed West Of Che1-
enne, confines with the weight Of testimony
heary agalnss the Credit XobEner ,aIsas
the stociho.ders snd company. A specll de-
spstch rom Prum0ntnrJ Summit, dared My r.,
MAKES thi1 Btz !e1neat:
.Th. Onion Company began she3 superficial
method II tne h1ls weN 0 Che1eUne Whene1er
tnsy 9me % tunnel Of hea1J piece Of wprk,
Of oFes ox znywhe1e 10 a to get On with tne con-
sHnctton tzatn, le2T1g the heat{ WORK to be COM
pleted u h1sqt Miles UPON niles Of this 'teua-
po3a!J WoFks hxVe been te1antned' By the Govern
msut Commissioners, md accepted and rald iot
a. cI1t:Gixas, completed road. II Is probable
thai The Cnton Company: by Ipe1ra of tha Cred1t
AohNe1 I'D other dodSes, hss % shsoroed the
Rpre1tNeeat kuhG3dy md nehar xeHouIpes Of tho
road that money 70 complete tho track - II ought
. e, not 2 b h4d except through tho f1tWe
eaRtnGz OF the road.
@ Dns q u n the WAhkxtch Mountains, tn Echo
Snd Weber ezounk, md weztENd. thAt ffe supes:
aeTe Phaos u thts HVgk R-a7sn u = s1a u
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roected pafty, who cannot retaSfsto In lind Is u
Hofldliuen or age which cs4t3 the first blur over
the dght9 Itwese klndest sometimes not 70 Sc
4t ali.
1rant to esy q few words In sex.rd to the
dresses OF children. l happened yesterday Into
the partms Of one Of New To1k'1 nioss fashionable
uodissks md found the lady walking exposition
Of her at But her little dsughter OF ten JeaE8 was
dr-nsed tn the most Eweeuy childish manner pos.
xfhte. without other ornament than her own
grace and beauty. ....
aBow docs 1t happen,"1 asked, 'thas your little
Rtri is NOS fashion pl1te = ...-.
- 1,ecauso cannot buug myself to put her IN
the harness" Z" was the reply. want her to be
ustu,nl tus. Us long IS aho CALL
And thourhf tnefu Was q xp1M Of wisdom In
IN. snarer. chId dressed mp In the fantastic
manner Of the present day, With pannier and wat
crfa1 and jewesJ, worn with that hart, worldly
,oot which IL too often the concouusnnt OF me
dress, b , sad sigh5 especially when tnese afe q
tho,,sand simple, beautiful forms tn which To en-
body childhood What little girl d there prone
uattlpe BYosdwsy today, IN bright put1ed suk' Eli
,oots and French bonnet, who would not rather
follow the happy Instincts Of her mature with
bingham uc1s chip hat, uundllnz hoop, and
tssfuIly unconscious Of the relatlre value OF W.
Tenderness oF ELK But what a1e the Little dears
to dot They must weas something.
Give them summer wardrobe OF At lest SIX
md ma hf7f rnF
,nsssesd LIN rv,mT,,n0. e~tre fhrm thre. Prenrh
os,s,n.s .nn thrae chrctai v4nohans an,ece and
=, - ~ ],,s+ ,a., uf,t ons nr.++v h,ra \. n1ns
| .ue .,,ho1,. .,v 7,tnoInsnc otner fnsn . fotd of
~ ..,oa IN = snrr ,ssa -r,,rna a. rio nac% ~
.,..r. ~, ~ - an .sr r. vare cIn,h,m a.,
=. ~ ,t.,1. n...., -.,. 49, - ~ .ha., ~
4 ~ 49, -, esnr.,, +, ~ ~ -, s1,1ra
80 .,a,ar, .-ir,, ~ - .t,-.e go ~ .,na
-. -. 80 tsn.h srs 1,a.r,e, ~ +ha ,.,o- ~,
| ah.r ~, ea-.n.+,,o. .,oo,h.. -,,
n.,,.ss ,rs-.,ron.s ~ = h1rd,as ao,,orz ,,e a.
1900 =. .-s.Sts.n. ha..~. 49, 11..r ~, -
~ s-s-.n,r, ~ 1913 ~ ne-t,v s1, ~, 49,, s,t,s
.. ,...s s-..,.a. ~ 49, ~, nsr,,,.t ~,
s.r,ns r.fa.,,s .drs.s ~ rs,,~, ~ ns,,,~s
/ I.-.na.s 80 ~. - -, .h,.s-, - - r.-.-.
| ~' X.a w. ~ .s.s, 49,, s.-.s. -. =. ,,..Ie,
1 ~ w. 49, -,e," ,s.snsa ,.,,,, 80. IN -
| r..sn. rss 49,. -.-.sosn -, :.
| "Ho >e.1 .Sm.,.- - ..,. 49,.
| ~. n - 1,... ,..;r -
- 80 wv - .s. ~ -. -.
nsu te.s, ~ sAs seess ~ .A~e
eso'neS% oa' maa' ~. e..a. Ss- 80 4-S s,,.sn.s
| -. Is@f - - ss~-.s
| 1ueAe 4. ~ uaa' sSep nv. ~ ~ e~ -,
M1 eJlNak ~ - sAt - - - 49,
| Now ~ wy. ~ - - osnA!ol Noso eoouse ~ Anss
\ oeas o1o3 .1A. e'e@ - o"A ~ H"N 44ssA ~
nnisa aas laatlete " 1Asse. lug eApenee =. =
oaoy II olseu alscnssea- Ana LIZ 9uesuoo aoa Ing
oaoy oot1 Halsea, Jul Aae1e u uo uota sosu1o
,aea .nAn INA. INC I'M sasaeA'ng speeaea o. ~.
bEhood that enter1 the family lnnsi be received n
u he were a young Prince aud svataed In Ka1-
n.ents that cost maternity OF mi and sax1ett and
| ~-. - -. .~- ., ~ - ~. -
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ling tenees for n long distance, orchards dl1man-
tied and DESTROYED, houses badly battered ana Loe
EroktnE crops Literally beat into the ground and cut
up. ": n. Stout, Mr.. BldweI. L Van Ost1and aod
host o. others ara KEeas su1trera: Major Oln1-
BtedH paacs in aafatogx WAS "a1l hal " during
tho storm. and h!a large herd of 100 plga or more
met serious Ioss. nfteen being stoned to death,"
and good many more had their legs broken, Or
were Otherwise disabled Eighty ere caught and
e4ved IN hla batn- Vim. Fosdick had = fpur-8cre
lot IN hops, W9isn Was dataasei ~ tae epollatiou
cases OF damage, hut Il Is needless. =
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A New Scheme OF Annexntion-Thc
Pacific Railroad Reaching Out
After Siberia.

The AlaskA H7ald Of late date .ndalses IN the
following dream al1slss e1 the completion Of the
P7dhc RAlrosd: ......
."Tfu,h to ~, ws have buiided our hopes UPON
surh IN enhance tbAt II would harely surprise us
70 1itness the Lbesztlan Of slberta rom Russtan
despottsm and Ii annexation to our own vasr
couE.IJ. To the Srzte reasoner who vii weigh
thtsuRhtfu1ly the logic Of czuses and
Effects, and scau thru03h1g the present
condition Of sfbef.a and tne .eaainEs OF III
people towards American annexation, the ZANE
proposition win foreilAt occur. One fRr-4igh.ed
usder has already Ia Comparative manner RAJ
szed this t7me suggestion Of ou1A We refer to
Captain AalovAnely, oI the schooner Alice, Wha
fuowtnF thai successful trading In Af1s1 wAs
Impossible IN the teeth Of the naouopoikst8 who
have gohbled M that territory. determined to
ahAndou thst tesd and tempt hts fortune In Siberia.
This b cne instance, others viii follow. We hays
Only 10 notice the growing importance Of the
Chinese srd Japanese uade n Influenced By
our3. Ihis = n1Inly due 10 the line Of steamers
which ply hence 10 those shorts and the growing
wants Of both racea and, assuming that Siberia IS
n the szroe Tetaticn to saa Francisco tnat Chm
dlaIy WITH the Intelligent Aougolan MA feeis
~ naFpJ kbon: the Pac1Ec RAEpad though his
tea Ga1de1S md T.ce fields nro AMY tn AK4a,
aod pradtc1se1 ns many bug thtn4s for hiS native
And n VIEW OF It's certain t1ttuerce zg tho
utst sansutne among u night venture to
sources .hat deserve creience that Gro}:ct 1,
ctdc transportation Company, looking to the r.
tzbltsamtrt Of line Of steamships, between thu
ct1J and H&kpdaf, md from the Latter ptAct tC
S!colateTsk. on The Anous Hyer. Lec the totelll
gent thinker follow this route IN his mtad. md ht
WI soon detect N the suoceAsfu accomplishment
of these grand schemes, the trst g1mnertas
which announces tho dawn Of freedom Upo1 .
nodden f1ce and UiKrUIsd $eTIttofy.
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1o3f1ta, In Washington Letter To ne pnAadsx-
phiA Fnl1s. azJ1. = Tne mnEt fea1fn1y txrzasea
M1u IN stc eEpkt4l to-dky ID the Puas1a1eef Cen
e9M He b be1lsEed bY "a xrzny IT vsusA whosa
koffie-G1 Is R3yl u Ep& NQGp,
, 1869-05-18
PROPOSED REUNION OF THE METHOD
IST CHURCHES.

Overtnres for the reunion of the Method
ist Episcopal Church Of the United States
have i,een recently made, and the question
~, sr.,,. $1,000 = -.
Will undoubtedly oe ab'1Atsu II oo@o
divisions, and may ultimately be sue
cehhuL
On the 1th of Aay, Bishops James and
Simpson, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, being at St Louis, where there
was session Of the Bishops OF the
Methods. Episcopal Church, South, nd
dressed letter to the Bishops,
stating that they had coulnunica-
ton from the Bishops Of theiE church to
deliver to the Bishops Of the Church, South
The latter replied, fixing the 8th for re-
oeiving the same. Bishops James aud
Simpson attended and delivered letter
from Bishop Morris, President of the
noaso os n1''fo1" " ts'u s'o1sur1n Church.
s.as1nB e1'a' eolnet"ue" *'4' S4Aea WIN .
VIC" ~ +" teani"H "a NC wv ennsne7 a.
q. one a's' . nsa1-n1 =. o1eps 'aus8, 80 aau
simpson .oe.Stns e'". =. .eo.Ane =. Al'1
ooa1o' oe'o III etae IL 4oo'' eo7 'on""lnB
oeclatauou Ntla nooP.eo
tton from ~ nj 81 pot tbe W.sieynn 9esnodls,s Of
this eouns5, and Ct no Methodist Eptscoal
day is not far distant When there shx be but one
n1,a, wnen ~ a. sn 41I,,s3 s[sts. .ne "no'e
Tbav e+.teJ als, that tha Gene,a, cor.
ference had nppointed commission Of
e;oh+ ,re,n,,e-a .na 4ha n;shone t.em.
:. ..noveYc., tn treat with a dni,ar commits.
ts sion f,,,n anv o.hr1 Methodist Church
| that ,7,irht dasire a nnion. Thew. therefore-
asked lint tbe Conference Of The Cbnrcb
sou,h should appoint similar commission
tbat tba tpo m;eht - nrnno4,. a raun;on an
@ forms nike ,onoroh1e 10 both churches
"and in the spint Of one Divine Lord"
tn this a,1t1ress and this fr;en;l1v oyerture
the Bishops Of the Church. South,
,esnonded in a LENGTHY 81 stateuent,
| They reciprocate the kind and fra.
ternal shirt which had suggested
the communication, But they suggest that
the two churches .smust be one in spirit
"bcforc thev can te one in organization.
..1n;on ua.- ;1;r;s,oru n,n.t he rnr<s, hc,
uTo,. ,,,.,a,.,o a;,;.;,rs c,, ba haa,ad .
17,.r thaI ro-,;,,,ca tha s,rthcrn Cbr-c,
~. .ha ,n<asuro nv ,onn;,n ,raa ;n;,;,,a,
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Gbe Grihune.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS


Daily EatdeQ- pef yeAf. hJ HA1-.......,.....4I30
1r,-Weeity Edition. rer year hy MAII...--..- 600
R3ad.y Edition. 5es ycAf. ~ AAu--..---..-- 4.50
Nevkly Edition. per yc&r. hJ NlH-.-.....-... LOO
FA..s of va. IT rstrt F1ie-
T. rrrrrrt eeA5 and ,stAkes be SURF and kave Pos.
pthsr Ad4rrs. in tutl, including State aua county.
Pusanss4rfa a,t allowed ten pcf cent ep1r1leaoa On
seartv sahso3ptioDk
Rettttsoeea r04y bc bid ether Ay dra4t. ;rxrstA.
F4: Ones efsf o. II rrffart lestcrs, ai e<r deak.
TT1x3 10 cy11 eIBscx1nERk:
DHty hr!Ive ert-s Sunday E1CJrIEr. u cents fr week
Nas.y ce1iv CT. Sunday IsclcpE 30 cents r<r week
Aderc4. TRIBUNE COMPANY.
{. icaxo. i'll
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The Tories in England are in a despon-
dent mood. They see no political future
before them, and all they can do is to wait
for something to turn up. or to dissolve
their organization A Democratic paper
thus speaks Il them:
"Ar,cr the English Tories had been beaten st
the last general election. they sndcArorcd for =
boss,1 @ ~ speeches: hes bat l,ttesay they an,eaS 70
hare lost much uf this affected confidence, and
even the party organs. which once predicted 80
to take a soncxhas gloomy REV Of the future
/ grounds Tor this manifest dcspondcncy."
This exactly describes the position and
condition Of the Copperhead party in this
, country. After they had been beaten at
the last general ele>tion, they endeavorcd
for time to Eide their keen diaappoint-
| meut under boastful speeches and edito-
ria1s; but, latscsly, they appear to have
lost much Of this affected confidence, and
many Of them now take gloomy view Of
the future. Others cling to the hops that
the proposed prohibition party will detach
enough votes from the Republicans to let
them alp into power again. and this is the
utmost that proposed party can ever hops
to achieve. But the Republican osgani.
za,ton has survived many perils, and
it will survive this one. The men who
comprise rI uayH no sEnUuK TuteulEuu ue.
ser its standards to run after any epheme
ral OF impzacticahle sidei Issue they have no
intention to surrender the feld they have
80 nohly won to their opponents, and absn
don all the fruits o( their great victory, L
is true they have carried all their great ane
vi,a1 measures, and have abolished SLAYER,
and crushed the rebellion, and have alu,os
raaed The Fifteenth Amendment, which i
the keystone Of the whole arch of Repnbh
can principles
Still it would be extremely ,nnvise 1
turn over these measures and principle
into the hands Of the CoppsFheads an
rebels for ss{e-kecping. by breaking q
tteir organization and running after
will o-the-wssp, such as compulsoE! tef1
reranee by legh coercion. The Enslis
Literals are too wise to commit suici'l
sitter that fnahion, and it is not likely thu
the American Liberals VII do so. Reput
licans must stand guard over what the
have won. Eternal vigilance is the pric
| If iibertS
, 1869-05-18

u.IAt3 otA1aeo - "oSA"1y Ao17 AnA4eAtA'o ~
f1cnness. very oask gray tlton Rsay} foca'
fAFdis seeosn'fAn.e as 9na193' ana IN "n1cn
tree gold. discernlole "l1h tne naked eye
l. rarely found yields a very gooa return
f5on1 th1'fs :" '~o honotea oollaEs per ION
by WORKING process &oa'1 "nlcn -
'1A'lS'neen'' VIZ 1A.Ha s ~ pulA ~
o.Anee' may H1iels 70 20.
1'ea sAa.e' 'nooen no eo,o e4 &c eee4 ~
"a'nou. 'ne a'a ~ ~ A -
ms oeen Naosn ~ sleAl' ~ e4r , esns-
cen nnnate eoAs1o pst A'a - '0o.e n.in-
Hs olnf1e'S eAe pesea o At8''o
qaanti''eH o' se4p.'0'sS - ,s'sIoea a. aa
1ndleAtaon' not only Oh 'aloao'e' nat o'
reru-.neSs m'nei elsewhere solphure's
(Which Is a common term among immersion
every e~1nb'nhtion ot sulphsu) a1c regard
t:,l as :. great esll, for tie reason that they
are difficult of reduction Iron is also con
sadvred gooc Indication of gold, aud in
some mines b>:h metals asa found In large
quantities, Ordinarily an approximate test
may be made Of The value Of gold m'ne
, 1869-05-18

Tne LAes ct4 L@F aaIs that Agnes Thies, the
GIL who invented :guch m original !" disappear
ance ahott time aga, turned up = few d4J1
sfteeHard 1t Maiden Rock VeA1tnS n1enf elotae1
3nd Carrying pettdleF4 boz 1ared Of doing
1ouseuexk .t u weel, she eseaysd2 = Speculation
WIZ Cssttn, of Eden Pyatf3e, eioped, On MONDAY
II RH Eeet, EltA thu xrs Il = Ea11 10 d fAsneT,
and brought her. with child two yeA1 old. to
sae shskppee Hou1e, tn Minneapolis. wnsse they