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, 1869-04-10
InE CITY IL BRIEF.

At QCrEE Ed carly hcGf on THURSDAY morning.
Areax, kteuxer, deaf ruie, years old. met
rl:n n 3cchient on Lake s.rees, nraE Thjrty-nirh
u tlcs deprived him VI 21cs- The child attempted
~ cr,sss tho CAT tack In f.on1 Ut dummy ~
p With vas ra;ddl. Advancing. AMI being nnzsAe -
. hes5 :se k.enu given b! the engineer 1As knocked
o,1u A;1d rtln over. 4 wheel rAssed ere< nae 1ec
{ hse,zr, tess7nE II fron his tod! The Et.le SAT.
frrrr ~ 1rcr1r2ly Atiendet to hy III. Do6gr, and
J w yce;rruss Is well ~ could pe expected unde.
= fpe r;EcED34tAnce%
r7k1TJ11 Rucn o: the nc Y Mariners Church,
corner OF Michigan ant AA:ket streets wi0 be
nnen for lAt inc sr,1er tu-tneEToW l~auhAr, II ~
O'Clock = The cxel.7ees VII consist OF
srrecnt-. slur.nr and musit- Ihe speakers for
Ia;;rn as ~ Hr9 In. Csil,sr n, KeS. n, Masdela.
THIS new pSiil.nE f.'r the lteth,l csSse has long
Z t,ccu needed u sss city. ani every u1c fHena of
y r.zse lsI she comm sious iec.Irr E2E bt uled
= ii tAe circ1nx on Sunday.
r At HAlfrAs1 oeluek {s*:ensar nlorrius y
fright car wa thrown ffom the Rack Il And ha1}-
:. suudrn sers turued lnr toct12ouvc d,rss:l! dawn
= ;hc raihauk,leaL Est for I telegraph Isott II
reaia naye betn lsad,a u a'sa 'naa ~ VIC xno
= th- 1clesra7n raie aai The framing 9: Lac hrai:
c: 1leni ahd was some ~aa1 bruised Ths ca Had
r., engine ksEr:ca rat s.1Eas tataft-
!. TIE CHICAGO CTR en- THURSDAY evening iAsE
[e ,.rt for15N I.rssra:ann Of ~ nrr qu4zsers o.
u MEhSan svesCe htsh ~tse hts<Fl5ed N etAll L.
~ Tat 7h1erAE rAne Fetls stnet- 4 csssutulsa
eeH h,1xxA Exnf tte tnt:i8uoo fee u 5lpo Aad sat
nj .norta,, dues nj - vefe ad's't Hnd tne ta.soH
=. tcr oiuee-x wtsr e.ected: ITtaia aeat =
- NecaeK: y!se Tes,asai:r ass r,ra.'fr, ra2 III
n.n. E1retriire t,otnun:ier. G = Fsswei1 =: =
y ts.,.y,rc II. +. Ssnse., Arson sagcf, L. h f1ei
r, soa. John D'koern, ". L. hasne1-
s. ArScoS YnnzpAS, me- ns.1aeaas esssn e He!Itna
s. ., ~ t-3rY 1rn4ta rc41lEnE q ln@3nh aesAn y
- n.a nasaed Jsooo krcn. Tns dsesased s, ~ f.
rloJe Of the Sorta*e&esa eA''41
, 1869-04-10

.- CHICAGO, April ., 1se9-
To The Editor af The CAioaIo Tribune,
! rcad With much satisfaction your short article
IN this days Tx1RuNn on "Street Names" and
heartily endorse every word written BY 5ou-
With jour permission Will give my own Views
an an owner Of lota {and hence s21-paJcr] on
some Of the avenues, ny suggestions may not seem
nmas-
! have to suggest that ayhtcm2tic change b At
once made In the ns1nea OF our prominent avenues;
and to this end proposc that the plan adopted In
Washington be accepted here, viz: Name the ave.
nues Alter tho StAtta Of tho Union. To begin,
change Wabash, which means nothing and Na4
40 named, I suppose, because It was the road
WSsa vaey = e q o9 Peans
Iaula or New fork Then 60 on, aud inste&d Of
Prntt.e arenne land why thss 1aa 90 named I
have Minnesota avenue-.eAuufnl name for the
beautiful Avcnue It A Nhat H2y OF prztEc can
ns said Of kaasaies, Ga!a,ss Raa1aa..A 95Ess.s
would certainly he moro musical, and ought TO
please anybody who can sleep well On streets with
such outiandish names as they now best DEcxel
soon 10 become prominent and fashionable street,
nee,ls the Change suggested FOR the Others. q.
Now a to stEectA Eret1body noW1 whcrc and
knows wnere First to Eleventh, inclusive, arc, OF
| whether there are any. Let this be rcmclicd by
beginning far enough NORTH sad Numbering south
unul Twelfth strict Is brought To IL right place
Then VIC hare Thir1 and Fourth avenueA but nc
! FfEst AMI Second, unless Wabash Is numbered
FNst, and State street sccond avenue, without 60
/ Ing on the " css Side 10 supply the omission
| The CITY Council can make these changes, ant
can do II IN one ordinance xeIl a. In forty; OF,
i Wa deemed raosc desirable, let the people own
Ing property On Wabash avenue, fur instance, votG
On the qucsf1nn, ut some Nsen place, and for E
] week, II ueccasarI, to ascertain whether thc]
| wantc.l that name changed or not, and 70 whai
| 80 In for change, and Wisconsin Arcnue Is mi
choice.
| hut let uE have change, and remote tho only
thing that dl6ngurc< nearly Ill our splendid ave
nucA, and then 8es tho Co1nci! or Board Of Public
WORKS Acc to 1t that streets and avenues have 4,
least respectable names, Anh to conform to spc
cc plan or system, and rot bc subject to tho WhlD
or fancy Of every owner Of hst or ten-acfe Int
- Mac
, 1869-04-10
4 zEM ENTERPRISE.


Tne New School T7cfbstes1aat, Of this city, have
ts,sslnc,I T. charter from the Legislature for the
publication Of = nexfvAnet and dencuinltonAl
ipotk etc The follawtng arr the psosia,onS OF the
charter: "1hAt Nark Skinner, VIM. Bzoea, d ".
Raymond, Elliott Authcuy, J. AcGrrgoc Adamz,
lseury ". King Oliver Ice, Joseph N. Barker, Il
". TnonnaS, lfaniel 1oncs, y. ). Iakt, VIZ Il
ktug, II. n. itbba.h, James T. Root, E 8 lsh1n,
irirr I'asr, Wm- sprague aad 1sentamin y Page,
and thru hueceesofs, Assoctasea and aaSRna arc
hrttlJ ercatt l.slJ to1;ic and cot1,osa'e, under
the uame and s.rlc Of The Western Presbyterian
Iutl!anlnx COMPANY
..1hc capital stock Of the company shA1 be
f.NHG, nnt 1nay lie tncrrased TO si,ne0,ooo,
y hfth khxl, tx div sitd Into hhars4 Of S1no each.
MARX Skinner. Elliott Anthony, IL y. lItptsaFd,
James T. Root Henry ". King and Vim Rroas
shai constitute the n1st Board Of Directory OF the
&. mFan!." .
TIE corporation has for 1tl ob}cct the estAbllaf-
n.rut uI publishing huusc in the Interest OF the
lrrstg Churrh. and for the dissemination Of
religious tal.h The cnmpAny has been granted
,s,s srs To print publish and circulate religious
{s,rtn pamphlets tracts AMI ne HBpapers; to buy
snt Hch txA,Is: to establish dcpo~it,Eca or branch
iuukts In any Of the States or Ttr11to1tea or for
r!gn cpunlysrs: aHd MAY. for the purpose Of CAT
r,inE Their 1'uAncHH, purchase and hold rcsl es
tate. or l.'hR~ the Nanc, md may hare pnweF 70
exchange. OF convey md sell the salnc. The ieu-
ttrrtibc will &,ou tse entered 1ntn
, 1869-04-10
The Capture by 1nRurTecfionfsts ol
the Steamer Comaadfaaxto,


While there i now no doubt that the coaattng
steamer Com2ndtAy1o WAA captured bJ party
going on board from here. persltent attempt
with = vtew OF hlycrtiug suspicion from those rs.
m7snlne hcsc who had io 10 With The affair.
Don Angel Lono. nauye y H,s. q santaxo Dc Cubs,
Of naral or1cel OF tnat uaDc, acted as leader OF
the party. lie had been unfortunate, and was
5,Ss1 S t. :, med H. ssa' Easa
who had bccn tDhte OF vEasei, took command Of
the sn1p. Don Juan Lopez. an engineer OF the
Aatauxas mud machine, was, however, recognized
BY tho men u the head Of the expedition de- Ind
bcen IN prison for alieecd conspiracy. =
were taken up u thc gunboat Ann and the coast
ing steamer casdcnaA From the passengers It Is
Known that when the party took possession one
another pointed one at him from behind and ous
placed himself on each side with machete, and
be had nothing 70 do but surrender tits said that
there wcrc 4si 90 belonging to the government on
the vessel and tic captors demanded loan Of
Sseo from each of the paasenRcsH- Three Spanish
sailors, four coalfecdess and the ssne number Of
strrnuousty insisted upon the Captain and mate
signing document to the eject that the steamer
hhd teen attacked and taken by considerable
gle This they rcsolutely refused, bat such pa-
rr wns signed by Others on hoard The Conan
ditatio was subsequently sighted between Great
having little coal
A NASSAU correspondent writes on the 95th Of
March ~ follows about this Affair.
THE spantsh steamer Conandtaf1o left Dahs-
ma On the "a. bounti for Canlens1, with general
cargo Including large amount Of lcrkcd beef and
nee She LETT At p H.. having among her pas
sengers eighteen insurgents, several of whom
were from Regta- very strong. dashin9 fellowa.
and accustomed to . seaIattn9 life. At halEpas1
II the aame night the hlow struck One Of the
eighteen cane to the cabin door, where many ul
the passengers we're sleeping and others stu up
and said:
Ladies' and gentlemen, everyone remain quiet
this STEAMER Is AtreadJ In tho hands OF Cuban in.
surrec,loulxts.' They obeJed, ono Of them re.
marking, II that IA 30, stran los rsb<LiesI' NJ
blood waa she'd One Of the tallors attempted tc
make noise, but he was soon silenced. This L
certainly In pleasing contrast to the course Of The
Spantatis, who are killing every Cuban who fall.
lntn thels handA The CoIasudta11o has not hccr
hcre. hut hare hatl some conversation With the
chief OF The pattyNhcrc an not at lioer:y to "a,
-and he tuforus me that the crew has been yerl
considerably Increased In uumbets4 the steameI
well armed, 4 surgeon on board, and al prepared
for active opesntopA"
, 1869-04-10

GS tNDlANA STIkII.
Al twenty n!nutes past 3 O'Clock yesterday
Afternoon ire occu17rL In . two-storY frame
tslltsn<, No l:s 1nhlAuA ftrect, owned BY August
AitsncE snt occupied by 4 reloye a : dwelling,
lsoATdnG housr Ss.d saloon- Tne total loss sus-
tzturd v u amount to About feOA The Ere oftG1-
naisl from \ defective chimney.
ON kAAp1llH 6TIKxT.
Al about the zAnac time : ultEhs nrc, resulting
FROM accident touk placs IN = stnaii frame build
.nE, No, ia East Randolph fttret, oec1rIe>1 by
y III RtnIcstran Is = sApon and dFciuaS- The
Games e.d thetr urTtu frora the t&nlsloa of Aome
c.sn.bGk.ltlt Eateftal IN the Eer1ud Door. Very
4.1lc GAInacr ~a* Gucf- and Ut alarm WIS E1yeu-
NN MnHAEk sTEEEE.
AZ a.a.u Q! ere from Box No l's, II o'clock
sss:enias Afternoon. proceeded from 1rr IN \
op.-+:ps. frame cntt%sr. Nj go AUaAxl street
The lusiiir.S and contents WEIR nearly consumed
HEM. t,vsryae!er eceaptcd The premises ansl s1s-
t.4ae n lu-> II xAN, cpscsea by $14N taasrAnee in
The .t-tuA The nAsnr O! the owner Of tho baus!snE
was No: ltAtued The origin vi the urr Il As11too-
tc. to Il urcshcaicl s;orc-
nN FIFTH ttREE1.
Sh21tf aflrr 5 ptlock rretesdAY Afternoon a
tue1rient nre srp&e out In frame htI3lnS No II
fTfss strrrt. owned and occupied hy Anton Nasc.
It's hus,se aui clrtrutA Suffered Injury 10 the e1-
scus s rome fa.. cred ~ SAb insurance u ne
L.: :: lie NJ A.xr1u was G1sea- Inc Erc h2d II
psS.n {-CU. u QEerhIAiett Luc-
, 1869-04-10
CUBA.

Tho Proposed syotcna OF ConSlscaxion
Abandoned-Tsv0 Novolutionists
GnfEotcd In Havana ~ aedlal0ua
Cries fFosn tho spectatora-Tho
Crowd Fired Into and Several
Killed.
NEK foRK, April p--A special despatch to the
AeruI. dated Havana eth. says: "The proposed
nJsSt1n Of cou1scatton WsA before the Administrx-
Ave Council today. and, having been declared un-
ptccedcnted and unjust, WIS tsbled
HAVANA, April a-Francisco Leon and Aususttn
Medina Nere Raf1oted so-day IN tho presence Of :
yast crowd of, spectatorh They both uaintatned
mounting The scatlold, shouted sylvia 1ndepen-
dcnce." There Naa grrai excitement among tho
Spectators. Some parties uttered stdous cries and
the volunteers who guarded the scarold faced
about and nrcd about twenty Bhota into the
crowd, With i4a1trona eject sir men were
Killed and okuy wounded
Heavy rains hare fallen during the present week
throughout the Island Sugar advancing; 0ctpand
1oE Speculation largc; o1e1s mado atst rcals for
No, L.
, 1869-04-10
Cubnn Ladies' ut thc National Cnp-
Iso1-ScnKn1lon Among thc Fash.
iounbles nt Mrs. Grants Reception

NOl-*Gnkh4l00 among Auc EN1ns
ionnbles at Mrs. &srnnt,s Reception
Tho Case Of mr. Cnsanovn.
Mn. Elnia c. Dc yillaverde and Miss ManreiA
TEquterdo. Of the Cuhan Ladies' Relief AAsocl4-
ton, were At the Capitol a! Washington on tho
them AROUND The House and the Senate, and antrD-
duced them to Eood mauy distinguishes members
q e1 I'd eness III 20 eo Of
War, In company with Mr. Leopold Yzqu1en1o.
Al : O'Clock they VISITED Ars Grant who was
tended The cuban laa!cs velr consoicuons In
The brilliant thtung thas fllled the Blue and Red
rooms Alas lzquicrdo was dressed In Gulf col
fp.enoasly On he7 breast, suspended By piece Of
ribbon, I miniature molei ot the Cuban nag, co.,
4ikstng Of RID, white and blue bass, with red III
sta,. Mlss Ytquiesuo made friends very fast
a1nonE The indies assembled IN the east nom She
Is young aud beautiful Cuban With a wonderful
eyes Of very brilliant lustrc. Mrs S1liAverde was
dressed in blue SILK, and worr the national co!o1
Of Cubs, - alEeads dssc4bsL As. Grant .as
NA}er ". ". Leland to take Them around the man
Son and conservatory, and show them everything
q interest IN the p1aee which mission the Major
EsH E1llantly performed, On rctu.ning Mrs
! yInarrs1e 1ntirlated to Mis- Gsaut that abe
desdred to ese the President In rcfescnse
..onea M ny % H. Spanish .nsaostte, 4 cass as aFs
Gr1nt serJ kindly vent up s.ats and desifta
Gcnesl 1Nni to cooduc. the Cuhan lattlss TO the
Interview With HIN x1s requested n reference -
the case Of Sir. CasauoSL The President m2te
CONVERSATION VITA the t1dlca- lie assured Mn
sulasesde thzt he had given bis personal stten.
ton tn her fathers CASE, and no later thau this
morning be had an Interview With the Secretary Of
STATE IN relation to IL Mrs- ylllArcfde WAS 50
| overcome bE the degree o! Interest manifested oJ
the President that she burst into tesr~ which ten.
! sthlt ateeied His E1cclienev. who ara!u a<,arrd
her that the United S11ies Government would do
ali In its POWER to protect IT. citizens erGryTheSe
[ The tufrtYiNK then SfHutaa{cd
, 1869-04-10

Mas riding On the plot Of looomottre attached
70 Hes8nt ttA!n coming 10 from Harlan, a,ad
trnct, and under the wheels Of he enztsc. i'll
aeAh must hare Instantly cnsued The n
ny maa were removed to the tcsidenoc Of tho family
~ aeSsaaea No Fl street Nhere The Coroner
NJ. Kuhn WAS foreman Of the Northwestern Kai,.
foaa caf-Ahoh and WA much esteemed BY e1crJ-
children ''@@
TN CORONER yesterday held N inquest upon
tnc remains Of nan NAMED John DelL who died
heart d,seaAa He had ben su1e,taa nom this
dscasc for over year, and upon several ocez1lou4
had found It neceasa1 to ceasc work1n9 Oh Its 40
count Deoeastd tlstd At No. II Caxs strcet, WAS
@Jcars Of agc, carpenter, snd leaves family.
AS E1nmrs1ox viii be gsyen this evening It
f!oie9sor Alea' Fcloclpede Academy, corner Of
State ana Adams streets when the charming
1. snqsF n saa ots1 des T
evening w1ll be the last exhibition OF the season,
10 that those who want 10 sec the ahoN had better
Improve the remaining opportunities
Tuk foINo MEM CuRlar1AN ASSOCIATES: will
hold 1ts Eleventh Anniversary Meeting In Parwell
Hail. On Sunday crenins, 1t ~ O'Clock. PTepars-
tlnn hAa been made Tor interesting exercised II.
iess, ana iTol. sr1d swing III re- e Is wel, M enough
will deliver sddresseh The members and friends
Of tho association arc particularly invited to be
present.
while approaching Wells ttrcet brtigp fron, the
south on the way TO q nrc, coili.icd with a car
Itasc, caps!1esi II and dumped the occupants Into
toe mud Nobody WAS hurt, and nobody but the
driver In the carriage 10 blame
A THIKr, Yesterday afternoon, Whipped Oh 4
coat hanging Ia 'front.' Of Isaac Allnatowskis storr,
on Clark Rsreet, near Harrison, ald wa* caught
shortly afttrEard and taken 10 the AImofy. Lie
Gnrc the name Of George uaskins-
ANAss Ax171Na Of the 1rxelises Of Chicago ID
to be held this evening In Cooeor1ls Hall, for Tho
, 1869-04-10

Public Laws Of Illinois, Passed in 1869.
The Chicago Leeal Sers Of to-day has twenty
s.-snree Of these l2ws, among them fATs upon the
following subjects: Mechanics Lien. School Law,
Landlord and Tenant ConTcysnce hE Husband
and Wife, Change Of Venue, Divorce. Ai1noay and
Xaintenxace. Practice, Stealing SevsmpelA
Ros5d of Supervisors, hepies1n Bond. Bast1ety,
Frauds md 1cftursca, Practice u Supreme couEt,
Fencing RAtlroa1lss Flrcs Caused By LoeomotiVes
intrfc6snRe OF Judges, County judges Settlement
Of rzltncfshtp Interests IN Estates, Unclaimed
Money IN the hands Of AdmlnistratotN and Canal
Ice fnt Chicago Leaal Srcs Is published weekly.
and furnished to subscribers for II per Annum
, 1869-04-10

StE OR1xASx. AyFil t-QorEos-ReceI2ta to-day.
ls.. ha1rs f>T the wtck lh<e: e1posa tadAy. eSs3:
t.s; c.st~t.e. %: steek. nksA s.is to-asy. Lin:
fer tho esk. Il 90: tnnFkrt 4uir*; Uidal!nE1% ~
XoxE1AaI-Gcd, MY ssrrGnx cxchaase. 11k;
evn.n1trsid l1e New Ystf asot; ~ ..~
XIX ttss: Xxx 4&A C,su a1me@; whlts. sss9se-
lpatn hkTn ~ EfAp. &LA
ttAY-kaay. Esitnt> tAn ...-
TAns7x1cst-fe:k anll asAnx t1tfa Haenn rttan.
Es =: II @s.4e Lad tMn: ttrt II a!se: kre s1te
Xu.sssev-No rsuat Offering. C. Ece quies, uachaEseA
, 1869-04-10

Tho pp1 County (WlS} Frtss sarr: The prs
ent winter las tseen one OF the most fafofsne inF
NUMBERING operations ever known In the Sos1h-
Wrxs. The weather has hecn mid. E:stnS tnc men
I chance 70 work with comfort. and tae snoR 49,
fallen to r~preE det&h for mating sht tofS..S
afnroEs eytfy team has done splendid work. aad
ihcIr Is Water IN the spring. ioEs w come IN Asey
TrrT tnEu op the ftyes his numerous lunber ofln4
oneTstfnr. ana IN tepo.t \ t1cceesfHl x1nteff
Tolt Good tudges tattx thst n 4 not n oseE-
drxTu estimate 70 rnt coWn The amount o. !oka
rrt on he - CroIx Rteer AID il ntbosAsies ou9-
inr - pH1S WINTER II 4eo, OK, 600 feet
4 lette{ fpM NJ Pleasant, 1sAnsA Co0Hs
, 1869-04-10

Michigan, &aIs: "Tre sea.ou now closing I'm
bcen excellent, and It Il estimated thas over
z69on. 900 feet Of lumber win bc run ont Of The
extent Of cur lumheE1ng Interest may BE- gained
froIn the fact thAs ono dIm Of tho n41J operating
In th4 county have put In about IL cod 900 feet q
Itne the present winter. The f1rtf Is now open,
and already rallwaJ1 arc being broken md tho
stream u fnu OF log"
, 1869-04-10
PACIFIC COAST.

Tho Catastrophe mt Gold EHtll+ Ncvn-
dR-Earty Lives Lost-faorT1hfoA Ap.
pcnrnnct Of tho Bodies,
Gok.D HILL Apnl So pm--T~enty-clRht bod!es
have been recovered The lre u 6t1li burning On
the E1u foot level OF the Yellow Jacket mine. The
effect Of the cave this morning, has been removed
A stream Of water was thrown on the names about
<o'c1ock n n. It L. expected the nrc will DC en-
tlrply subdutd before morning.. ..
Ia now stated that II least forty men pcrished
hy this awful calamity. The bodies recovered
present horrible hppeafunce and Indicate des-
rcrate Efforts to escape and Intense sn1es4n2 BE-
forr breathing their last
SAN FxANcisco, Arr1l 7.-1t is reported that the
fire Is still burning fuHously Ia the mlncs, Gold
Crown Poini niue ii u thought that it VII b
necessary To close the sh2fta In order TO smother
the naIncA Ten bodies yet remain In the mines.
1t is impossible to remove them on account Of the
heat and Hrncte.
, 1869-04-10
ST, PAUL.

Funeral OF n Murdered Family
Movement Of the lce-Enu of a
F1ooE-Pcrzon1 1nfuTcds
81. rAr1, MIN, Ami, a.-Tne funerzl q Mrs
Gray and her four children, murdered BY her In
sane husband on Wednesday, takes place to-day
Intervals, and seems 70 Be conscious Of what he
hrs don't.
Al tho ice between hero and the mouth OF the
Ainnesota Mser has Eone o9l inc damaSe aone
sand dollars ........ 49,.
The door OF the Town Hall At Salem, xlnn-,
Tuesday, rrrcipIeattng the crowd Into the room
het0w. Several persons ~cre serio1slJ injured
John AcGoycIn had hts spine broken; John Bow.
will probably die.
, 1869-04-10
Mrp. asrnnt~s K>irss Receptions


Btswreu 1nA O'Clock =. n, Ma President
Grant sa7e her t1Ss Fosrion. the tA's Of she eat!
hranc i'll attendance The doors were thfoKu
otru II O'Clock MA Grant received In the Red
Room, xsstsied tr NH ex-Senaios NoYEzn. Nh
Scna,of Morton, aad Mr. senator Nilllana The
xts.,eks we're introduced BY General A!thlef, Mr.
e5 Seuasor Morgan stslrf At the right h!e Of Afa
t;rsut and Mrx Senator Morton 70 hce lett. With
Nrs Senator Williams 70 tshe lef *H MrA MOT
mn Nrs Grant VIA hA,,dsnkuely A.tlsrd IN ftth
isTrndcy co!pEed sil1 -drssz, trimmed With woltt
iace. Hre hxIr, slightly crtnred N front, was
trrv tsxtefuliy atT1oErd =.
xnh OF ornament Oycr this she wore flch white
lice khAwL .,.
Xrs, ex-senator Morgan wore Msnark t1ls.
orr which hung a tlack lsce shawl Her hAl'
1s neatly dressed With l2ce and nowerA
Mn, Srnasos Williams had on crimson Glk
trimmed with white frtnFt- She worn over this
led 0t,h de,cz,c E21ay Of noweEs-
, 1869-04-10
The Cases Of TrtchlntaAls In mon-
FfpAk@

Fsa. tn Nsnhra, Gazette, April 2
Our eo,un1ne hare contained nottccA OF eeFtrA
ca*<s Of usehlniasts IN one house In COLLEGE street
N tits city, which h1re not unn1Sut1IE e32stu
Bcrnc excitement znouS thr tittxcnA We h&Fc
taktn pains TO make some particular inquiries fr-
trccnaE them. Of the medical Gcnuernen
animation cf the ham, the rating M which, 1t
is st13etl, eausesa the s4ckncxS The fact4 appear
"a be that therr HeFe AeSrp pess4lns In one hooAn
y ho Rst down 10 4 dlnner ct cold beei. but one OF
the &,oasuera not liking cold beet. the AndlA!f
6e II out to tuv %nne ham. which was ns*si!!
cooked for hir1 The h3n coming on the table.
eight others Also rsrtook OF little Q! H. sna tae
landtatv rrErvtted that she DID not Ect tome NOR
OF The eight = hu rat5oof Of tac ham ~ nee1Eae
Bsek u Grcate1 or less degree lsu1 taotc Eao
ate Of the cold 1~ef only Old not snut1, Inc
erpptnEu4 manifested were Acknesa n tnf Asctu-
sch and purEtnS stidueA3 tu The asna& nlXn levcF.
Apa Srr1l tnIrss--tn Eho1t, violent snock 70 tuc
system The medical attendant tb7. Be&attl pro
noupeeA the disease to hare arisen from inc pres.
encx al tftchtur- Some rf the patients AZ !e!
, IT, and It Il not known sa01e Of aae1a VIII At<*
Prove ta.AL
As doun3y werr raised - to the facss Of the ac;
tua presence q t:lch,aT IN theee easeA rleete Q,
+; the hsra wsFe hspded 70 n. Haker Edwards =
| exztuiue, and also 70 pr. HoWnr1 Their lnvesa
gsuonx tznd r41rcc1AIty Dt. EdwAraa xete W.
Iatnxtzkt1E aod both found uuiniss41Ao@s $S*osaes
! of The lEtsence Of t1sehrH IN the hAa g
/ to tnent We have secn photographs o. nc 1peea
uens found hs In. Edwz11A uazxtdded aooos .1s
hundred dlaMetefA IN The pieces N kAa exHo !
| fned the specimens were not nu10cfoo8s tna
took bo<h Ds: Edward1 and DT. HoWArd = toss'
tina to aEd rHsW-
, 1869-04-10
STEAMSHIP DISASTER.

An Ocenu Steamer Burned and Five
Persons Supposed to be Lost
EonYoLK, Va, April n.-The propeller Thames,
which sailed from New YORK for Galveston nt
O'Clock on The morning Of the Ath tn.lt took frc
on the 9Th OF April, WHEN about fifteen miles on
Hetteras. The hre originated between decks, and
the huft went down In sixteen fathons OF water,
urr. George Drake the ships cook; John Cluth.
ron and Chatiea Mason, walters: one seaman and
not ieen heard nom, snd arc supposed to be lost
All othera ut the time on board the vessel tnclud-
inr four rAssenerra, have arrived safely In this
city. The Thames waA tcAded With an an assorted
cargo, and hid hay between deckA The Captain
Is nntblo to account for The origin Of the tfe.
, 1869-04-10

The new tea wasrrootEs Of the GrcAt East India
Tea CofurAny. No s. sta.e street, will b. open 10
the public ii 10 O'Clock this morning. The great
facilities which this company have Of furnishing
goods II A. low or lower prices than the sau1e
p.l1tttJ can It haA el>exhefc, rM ot .tseN be II
eIt37tt1ou and tnSnye them k1cceSx The rnoms
Will wc understand, he brilliantly Lighted the en-
TIRE evening for the benefit Of thoec who canpo:
call through the day,
, 1869-04-10
IOWA

Etrst Boat from Sioux City for Fort
Bcnxon-HnalrondD DulldluK.
COUNCIL BLrY1s, April s.-AdEtceA from Sioux
City, to-day, state that the steamer Deer Lodge,
line left that point for Port beutou and the upper
country II p m, yesterday. Thus Il tbs drst
boat Of the season for Montana And the mining
gtons-' Steamer AlAnan12, Of The sAult Tine, now
loading, and viii leave on Monday next
The Two last Of the bttdScs on the Rock Island
Railroad were completed yesterday, leaytnK gap
Of twelty-nvc miles 10 nuish the work.
, 1869-04-10

~onRESroypKyCK wAETKD-1 RESPkCI-
" ~ yoans maa whess Y e1.ss'1ea Stes rs s g
rsssa*e9 - IuEos wsdaw :s11A vssw Il MafrGoaS.
f1Ssss sIatlffA II Il, 1yt01A Hzz4H.
, 1869-04-10
The Book Sale.

The regular auction trade sale Of poo6 now in
daAy progress II No 1s7 South clafk ssreet. IA
meeting with the euccess 1t deserves The s.lcs
The nj xec1 h.yc been attended BY tasTc crowus
Of our own peopie and many EtranSeE$ Tnls even
tnc foc mvuIce Of cali, cloth 1nd EnSttsh ocoks,
1uretecr With some handsome Dlhles bound n
morocco, WIN be ocerei fW Saie.