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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-27
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
4 WORD FOR THE INHioRANTs.-Therc
being quite number of families from the

4 WORD FOR THE IMNfGRANTs.-Ther
being quite a number of families from the
East among US at present, and new arrivals
every day, who have been allurcd hither by
= letters and newspapers being sent to them
with glowing accounts of the benefits to be
derived from an immigration to Oregon, it
is now our duty to see that they are not dis
; enchanted so snon after their arrival among
us. We should proffer them hearty greet.
ing and a helping hand, and exert every eff.
fort to secure to them employment and
homes. The greater number of those who
come are honest and industrious farmers or
mechanics-the very mcn whom we need to
assist in the development of our rich and
exhaustless resources-and we should en-.
courage them by kind words of welcome and
acts of hospitality and assistance, and thus
prove tn them that VIC were sincere in in
ducing them to leave their over crowded
towns and cities in the East for home and
place with us among the wild mountains
and rich vallies of the Pacific.
Corporations, associations and newspapers
of California have held out the most extrav.
agant inducements to people East of the
Rocky Mountains to come tn that State, and
the resul, is as disastrous as the object is
zreprehensible. Many who were led TO be-
lieye these reports and have come to the
Golden State 50 called, have found mat
ssrs there infinitely verse, in some respects,
th.n those they left behind them. The ex,
orbitant prices for land, the failure of crops.
the scarcity of work and the numberless per
sons thrown out of employment by the
cheapness of Chinese labor are some of the
discnuraging evils which stare them in the
face upon their arrival there, and th.sse who
have sufficient means are either returning 10
their former homes or seeking their fortunes
in other States of the Pacific with far better
prospects than those afforded 10y poor China
ridden. drought eaten, orerdone California.
Let US profit by the lesson of our unfor;u-
nate sister State. and thus aynid the curses
and enathemas of a disappointed and dcs-
spcrate people Who have been deceived by the
chimerical promises of spectators and
leec,es who I've by deception and trickcry
and care nothing fnr the suffering and mis-
cry which their disreputabie trade entails
upon their too c-e1ulous victims. Let Us
not deceiee people into coming to our State.
but tell them the simple truth. (which will
lie sufficient inducement for any of those
xhs desire 10 benefit their condition,) and
when they comc see to it that we demonstrate
the truth by our conduct toward them
Deal with them kindly and encourage them
with deeds, rather than with words. to make
their homes among us and aid US in making
Oregon what nature intended she should be
one of the foremost among the great States
Of the american Union.
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
oEce No. 64 Trout Street,
ijoining the Telegraph oaice. Portland, Greg
SPECIAL COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.

Accounts, Notes. Bonds. Drafts. End Mercantile
Claims of every description throughout Oregon
and the Territories, WILL BE MADE a SPE.
CIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED. as
we'll as with due regard for economy in all bust
matters intrus,cd to his and the proceeds
paid over punctually.
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The Only MASSACHUSETTS COMPANY and
the only Company governed by the MASSAcuU-
SETTs NON FORFEITURE LAW ON the Pa
ciic Coast.
Practical Examples OF the Benefits Of this
Law.
4. G. T.. Miller. of Portland. Oregon insured
under Policy No. 1885, for - GOO, died six
months after tie prem duo aud unpaid.
The S. 600 promptly paid the widow. less tho
unpaid premium.
j. w. Joncs, Of C0lusa. California, injured un-
der Policy No. 33sl6. for $40 .0ao died over four
| M 'nths after the premium was due and unpaid
The $4,000 was promptly paid the widow, less
the unpad premiums.
j. u. Baldwin. Of Colusa. California. insured
under Pplicy No. 80, $50 for 0D6 died over three
The 81 900 was promptly paid, les: the unpaid
prem ium.
| II it not an object FOR you to insure in n com.
pnny where your policy is protected by such a
wise aud equitable iaws
This Company is net restricted to investing its
funds in Massachusetts. The funds are invested
in the best securities where the largest in crcst s
obtanable. Thus it has bcan able to return as
dividends to the policy holders, in cash during
the last four years, 81, ,466, ,l09 Dividends paya-
ble annually in cash.
EVERSON & MIDDLEMISS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
Pacific Branch Office. Northeast corner California
and Sansome streets, opposite Bank of Cait"rnia.
ISTERLiNG M. HOLDREDGE,
| Agent Tor Oregon and Washington Territory
JAMES ELKINS.
n4lw2 Agent ut Albany, Oregon.
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SPoT THEN The Radical programme is
to hire sore head Democrats fif any such
there bej to absent themselves from the polls
on election day. Now we are unwilling to
believe t. at there are any Democrats in Linn
county whU for a monied consideration would
do SO base an act rs to thus Indirectly sell
their rotes. But. if there are any such, to
them do we address ourselves. The man
who will assist in defeating his party by not
voting adds cowardice to his vil.ainv, and
should not only lie arraigned at the bar of
public opinion, but be held, as he can he,
amenablc to the laws of the State He that
is not tor US ia against US, and a cowardly
traitor is far more dangerous than an open
aud fearless enemy. The man who can ic
hired for SO nefariUus a purpose and for 5,
contem ptible q consideration as filthy dol
lars, deserves and will receive the execration
of every one-yea, even of those for whoH
he has prestituteI himself Benedict Arnold
xas despised even in England for his treacll-
cry to the Colonies.
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TuAT PIcNIc.-Rec"llect that to. morrow
the great Sabbath School Picnic comes off mt
Peterson's Butte. There will doubtless be
Il large crowd and good time.
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1t is fortunate for man that he is s.too
deaf to hear thunder if he has a scold-
;fp wife
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-27
CLEAR THE DIRT! /!
HOW q
y USING STANDARD SOAP CoMPANY's
WASHING POWDERS!


NAVTION !....OWINU To THE
Z many limitations oT this article, persons
should be very cautious and purchase none but
that branded STANDARD Soap Company. Of San
Franci.co,' on package and boxes. The limitations
are palmed of by dealers, becanse Of greater
profit to themselves. Tho gtca, demand for this
powder I. a guarantee of iis good qualities
for washing purposes. II saves time and labor
and does not injure the finest fabric. Sold by all
Grocsrs. Try Standard Soap Co.'S Defensive Soap.
MarIiY5L30tf
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THE NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!
OF BOSTON.
INCORPORATED 1885.
fae Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance
Company in the United States.
ASSETS,
100000

The Only MASSACHUSETTS COMPANY and
the only Company governed by the MASSAcuU.
SETS NON FORFEITURE LAW ON the Pa
cilc Coast.
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20 the Ladies.

Person. calling It Dr. Gibbons cfice or send
ing for packages Of medicine may rely upon bis
assurances of confidential secFesy with implicit
faith. sud expect more than TO bc charged with
!. fair and mutually satisfaetory remuneration for
services rendered, considering the circumstances
and difficulties Of the ease. rather than too prev
sicnt and selfish practice Of exortatiOn among
guacks and rreicndcrs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-27

DE-. GrBBoE is responsible, :nd viii give TO
each patient written instrument binding himself
to effect radical and permanent cure or make no
charge.
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70. o.MoRaow.--Everybody should remem
Dor tnat Messrs. N. L. Butler and J. G
roHell' opposing candidates for prosecutin.
A1'olhey, will speakias the Court House to
morrow. a general attendance of the pco
pie should be,bai. - i'~e
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ADVERTISE ENTS.

l.. cnEADLe, u. cHgApLE,
Front. 1T. Albany, ogn. 100 Clay ~. San Fran
*sf< If cisco, California.
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AvDERTIsEMEN A rs.
RAfEs OF TOLL,

OVER THE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-05-27
Married Mer,

Or those who contemplate marriage. who are snf
fering under any Of these fearful msladies. shoui
not forgct the sacred responsibilities resting upc
them. nor delay to obtain Immediate relief.
, 1870-02-08
NEW YORK,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW ToRK, Feb. 7.
INSULTING TIE FEMALE sTOCE BROKERS.
A large crowd assembled To-day, the same a.
on Saturday, around the once Of Woodhull, Claim
1 Co, the female stock brokers' Tue comments
on the street Indicate the intention to Keep them
from doing business to any extent.
CONSPIRACY.
4 conspiracy TO burn large number Of build
iEgs in Wesicheaser County was discovered res.
terday, and tHo of tha conspifa.ors were arrested
The intention was TO have tres kiudled smul!a-
neously In Fordnam and Norrtlanla, and to make
active toooss!es during the confusion.
TIE LEGAL TENDER DECISION.
The Supreme Court decision Eas largely d!a.
cussed By the brokers.
PREsEEy--PaoA THE czAR.
me School Ct the Mines Of Columbia College
minerals b. the Car.
10 TaR ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ERw Yopk, 15ySsSE Fl :Z{as 3ssrpa; at.sst o, 4.
stererR an e1-United States Inspector aud
GauEtr, appears 10 hare been made in ST. Louis,
By ocers Iiom this c!ty. It Il said the fraud per.
men here, will agc1egate 70 sa,oeo ,ooo. In one
cate 325 bafrels OF proof spirits, the government
a1a to n9se fseessa o2ly so wSsse
Eosk, and has been commstsea to answer.
ART.
opened to- uay. Bidding mas SPIRITED, aad prices,
although low, we're 1ais Tor the poorer pictures,
Which "ese offered TO day.
The Spanish trtease Sa 7'etefa as1t7ea today from
coNrRoMrs1EG WITH rEloSa
n the Court OF Oyer and Tefmirer, today,
5soes lIg,anam cnaIeed the grand lury that a
fsonlts not 70 Prosecute them, they return por.
s3sB o. trs slo!en property. are Illegal and the
, 1870-02-08

vested IN General Assembly, which ahsn con.
sAt of . se.ste and House Of Representatives.,
TIE tecold section was taken up. Mr. ROSS,
Of Fultop. noved TO atfike ont the words '.two
geara "aLd insert one 5eaE." He thought the
9istlon in Tia SUE caIsd far annual sessloas lie
theusht fIeqnent eeetsona were beneficial \ ma-
legislatures. He waa In favor Of more frequent
rendering Of an account or stewardship. Tne sec
uon Maa adopted, without amendment a. folloxs:
pes sse the eenslsi slsfnon A.,e@s, ass nsa ssa
be held on the TnezdaJ aiter the dist Monday IN
In November. 10 the year Of our Lard 1870, anu
every txo yfars thereafter, In each and every
couIiy, At sncn places therein as may be prs7ided
Nj. BAYSE, Of weo .fosu, roved to amend 20
er.9 q fiss kesl,ns 81 sN96ER
Of s.. Catr faEo1ed ne youngest age possible ~
gusllfca,,o1 for a1a!fs'on 70 The Legislature
grsy tarr snd bald heads. -.'
Nj. BRYAN. Of hartos, begged tnas the Gov-
error Of the Slate be required TO be at least Fl
years old. He Thought there should he diversity
II tie agea required for the seoa:e aod for the
Nj. VENDING, Of Shelby. on behalf Of the
JGuI Etr, at pealed TO all those who favored
lenste snEfege. and especially 10 those who IA
v.red ue7ro sun1sge. because n.eIoes had fought
nobly 10 the var, not 10 refuse this privilege
Mr. SEDGTICh FAVORED a3 years as condition
Of election TO tie Senate.
Eection 20 that It should read as follows: SEC ;.
No ptrsoo ehalt tie Senator UntlI he shall have at
fsiIch the age Of IS yeafp, or RepreseLtatise
uttil he shall have attained the age OF el YEAR,
and who shall be 8 c1EZen Of the United
Slater, and shall bare BEEN resident OF the state
for I'VE Jearf, and Tor txo 1esrs Resident OF the
district Or territory forming part Of the dtK11ct
from which he Is eiecsed"
-! Avo:e vas taken on the adoption Of theresolu.
The cops'deraFon Of Sections 4 to 10 tnuluel7e
ws1 postponed until the gentleman from Cook
Mr. " eol!l, snooid arrive.
Section II vas taken up.and Mt. CROSS moved
10 hMend 20 that animal Sc aioL might be held.
BIZ. WHITING, Of Bufeau. spoke in favor Of the
auendrent at considerable length, aud With
uucn iervoT.
TIE committee IoEe.
TEN AlNrfE SPEECHES.
4 rule Was adopted that no member speak mnre
than ten m1nutes at q time IN Committee Of the
u cole. Adjoutufd.
, 1870-02-08
FoRTY.FIRsT CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON, Feb :
SENATE.

GEORGIA.
Mr. NORTON presented the resolution Of the
Gently Imposed hr Congress b. changing the state
CONSTITUTION and Tsufst1g tue Fourteenth and
f1fteenfh Amei dments.
III. FERRY .atked II the iEqniry had already
petn dlIt cted 70 Ire made whe her the present
LEU 'teS.sl&tate OF Georgia was legally organized
Nr. EDAUSDs said the presen. Investigation or
tae committee would embrace that QaeApou
- PENSIONS.
e,saI' Ut EDACNDs, f1om the Committee On Peu-
sn,a. naoe report nron rasioas pe.lt!ons from
H. 4" ~ which theT nsy be e1tttled TO pcnstons
caosidI'. naseo That the weight OF our taxation,
seMie1,e W me rayment Of pensions to disabled
he S,,r Mes 10 great tnat, in the opinion Of
ius ,nna ,nvnnM!sssee, r. the government would not be
Eho Tern - ~, nsn,!afe1nE the pension list tor men
,u- sflls 1s1KopCcEp,
BIe Fere tntrodueeJ-
..,55 n5 M n. ,aAUAhtlL-To more cfectnn1iv mn.
nne !os 1ne e. tos charges ior
81 II: PoaE1ioiEo . aiEEe;E q f. ;r9es 1asa
D. H. aas'st q. e colums,s
b. Iii. T1fToS@For 1e rele9 s9aa 4 ,,n,,,.,. :,
saAt Lake Guy atd Utao. uAo''aats OF
~ BIT. TRAY ER-Grauiiug landl to ALI N. AN,
6trutIlon Of faliTpadf. tae eou'
Ae6o1ut1ops we're latroducei:
.! mr. 'iREMBULL-hequesttn tie Atsorncv
<Ss1a 70 fnlnlsh MORN ..fon conce ming the
Sottn N Dhtrct Of ilt,nol,. AdonIed. 'oi ut
rs1tst rnt NJ bAiA Requesttn9 tbs Pos.uas.e,
asepoft b1 whou The dsaIt or The PC mo!
peIsd11T Pr .noae orces. d: Hhose expeuse etc. !Ae
1s;d =; orar 1AAa Ell OBJECTED. The RESOLUTION va!
o. Tctton of Nj. T ut MDGf,I. ~ S.ro,a +oos
m the bll TO relieve Ircm In ne1fnn,t- ~ - :,
pfesesrs sss the q the tese1a deoar,
, 1870-02-08


Nj. BINGHAM introduced bill amendatory o,
laws relating to rates Of postage, making letter
additional halt ounce or traetlonaI part thereof;
11aitcG pottage On newspapers, or periodicMs
ea e oe ses1{ ea 9s9 %san Y; 0f Is es
tSeree Pspefs M fse ercsssas saasnn q
one hundred niles of the paee Of paelca,n O. 70
fts% postage and T.
to te oEe cent, ard one cent for each additional
lnlf opEce OF fraction thereof. Manuscripts IN.
tended Tor publication, not exceeding two ounces
every adtliuonal ounce. The secord section
maSea Il the duty Of the Postmaster General to
establhh uniform ard moderate boz rental
fArEAT AND CoPYR1GHrh
.MI. BECK introduced bin to authorize the
government 10 adopt al patent Hnd copyrights for
lts own purposes on such se1ms Al may be agreed
upon.
II. oRTH ofeted resolution calling on the
Government and the American Minister ai Mad-
naton Al may be In his as to the pres
eft position OF the struggle tot Independence IN
| that i1laud. ADOPTED
INDIAN AFrForn1Ar1oS BILL
Ny: SARGENT, from the Committee on Appro.
Ir1atlons, reported ths 1Ed!an APPROPRIATED hui,
and brieny e1p:snedi Il Il appropfiates SAfss $50,
SEn1t st 81 last year. The an,ouny e-tlnat-
"a fer the war ia IS o&s s3s, being to59 ri more
thad the amount approp1lA:ed. Ire BID Vas made
| Inc Epecial order for Friday next
| CHINA AND 1ArAK INDEMNITY FUND.-
~: uickEY asked leAve to report from the
EIemmstsee ~ On Appropriations, and h.se put upan
- psssaee the bill authorizing the indemnity iuud4
ttGSsNeo from the Government. OF Chtnh aud
o1p1o IT, ! no hs carried into the Treasury.
ns1 naAN nnANhS objected, Stating that the question
Ai1hirK ~ NAG Son1l11''eo w 1e'elsa
acIesd - ~ = moEe1 to suspend the rules. Not
| .fhAhxlS1 PRIVILEGE.
49, ~ o1tIed 1esolutlon declaring It a
1e III. pe 70 eon.tnpe the pnpcatlo
| General. NAo ""'AAAossA
attempt - sulplese public OPINION. 'A''' ~@A
| Agreed 10. '"o e4A7~
/ III NEM0HIAN.
LIE rel0l1tl0n went oser Is unfinished huai,
1esss ano tnen, ten minutes before 3, III, NQB.
, 1870-02-08
Arrest Of n Railroad Traiu,

u1IcAt n. T., Feb. THE forenoon train COM
inR lortnt on The Utica. Chenaogo i S1tquenanna
valley Railroad, was uncoup.ed ut ClaJT1lle, snl3
morning. ard Two passenger cars seized br Col
1ec,or DeGraf, Of the town. L special train,
carrying the President Of the railroad, Le 9ls La.
maj, and the Deputy Unlted States Marshal, was
also seized. The passengers were delayed about
nre hours, aud gere Gna.lJ brought a1ay b. an
engine ard ZONE cAts from the Ut:ca 4 DIack River
Road. The southern lralu did not reach thls city
I'll evening. AZ to-nlght's train south was going
through ClaJy1le, atoDes were thrpxn st Il.
There Is Intense excitement In CiAyyil1a, and
threaten the tonn Of pafie.
, 1870-02-08
RED RIVER,
The Arrest aud I{clense OF RtcIl-
The Provisional Council-F1iKht Of
DE-. SchultE-Thc Situation.

Inc arrest AD0 fClenS6 OF ktGI9-
The Provisional Council-EfiKht OF
Dr.. SchultE-Thc $itAntion.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. pArI, MINI, jan I.
Red River adstces to the Is h are received to-
day. letter to the Press glves the particulars Of
the reccut alleged arrest o! EeN, which Was done
ty Canadian 10y ais under the influence OF Ca
madam gold ana large promises, at tue time when
Fort Garry was gaI1ltoned By small guard; but
his adaeEcnta comtrg In IN small aqusds, It was
determined TO- tufn the reyolut1on into political
mectlnRt, at which proposition Was carried that
the EERllsh people should elect twenty delegates
TO REPRESENT them In the Proyislonal Council, III
conjunction with tne French delegates, 70
country. The election has transplred.
and council was In sepslou; but nosh!rg dednlte
was Known Of its concluson. A. G. B. BeamatJe.
one Of the leading men Of Red River Settlement,
was candidate Tor The Council Of Winnipeg. but
wss defeated By young Yankee named Scott,
formerly soldier ia the Uui0u arrn7. Tie lettcf
cot cludes: The Provisional Government Is stul u
ful and 1no'sputed authority, aa1, TO all appear
ancee, will be strongly Sustained a. one.
pF. Schultz, long a prominent resident OF Red
River, and ps,tlclan of CAnsds, who nsd been
court ma1t1aled and imprisoned BY the Provisional
Government, escaped on the night Of the s31
tnstt and Was still at large.
, 1870-02-08

Two ShnEPcrs-NcW Corporate

Two shaEPcrs-Ncyv Corporations
For Sn1c-Efc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1kpHSAroL1s, Ind, Feb. :.
TWO sharpers, who registered themselves a.
Geo. F. Bates and 8. h. Gay, Pittsburgh, hare
been sw1ndung cur ousluess mcu by means Of
forged drafts and checks IN purchasing large
amounts OF property, DC, They eluded the police
aEd escaped.
Articles Of association were died tn the once Of
ne Secretary Of State, thu morning. Of the
Western AXE aud Edge Tool Company, Of
New Albany. The capital ttocE Is s.oo, ,oo5 and the
corpoFatoEs are ". G. Derauw, John S. McDon-
ald, Jesse ]. Brown, Joseph Lougnmlner, and
Geo Austin.
The D1tfu Erenin9 Mirror IS to be advertised for
safe, tomorrow.
The Indianapolis Glass WORKS commenced ops
ratous to dag.
The colored voters Of this city hold meeting
fo-n ofroW evening, to make Arrangements 70 par-
tc!psfe IN the comIpR political CANVASS, There
are about $50 colored vote1s In this city.
, 1870-02-08

GAN ARISE 10 announce the death Of hts col
hague, Truman II. Hosg. OF Ohio, and 10 od81
The utu1l revolutions OF coincidence and respect.
After remarks Ia nouog at tue deceased menhsr
by Measrs, MORGAN, BINGHAM. and WOOD
WARn, the resolutions wefs sdop'ed. Messra
WINCHESTER, Of Ken'ucky. and WILLIAMS,
OF Indians. were appointed committee to ac.
company the remains 70 Oa!o, ard the House, At
, 1870-02-08
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FnNek.

BxauAxros. y. +, Feb: THE residence Of
Colouel Walton Dwight, formerly occupied oJ
Hon. Datlel 8. Dickinson, WAS burned Sunday
morLlrg. Loss, SIC, ,ooo--lnsured for t6A oo0.
AwhExcE Mass., Fen. 1:-The Ihe ~ stable n. q
together with fourteen horses. Loss, s6oooy
CEDAR RAp1ps, lows, Feb. ia n1e broke ou:
this nornlpg in the wholesale and retan grocery
sroJiDR their larEe ssocE Of goods. The d1e de-.
partDent saved the ou,1dtng, WITH sligat toss:
Fr.cf, Ward i Co. g loss will b heATy. orgln Of
tie nle unknuWn.
, 1870-02-08

ST. L0C13, Feb. 1.-The notorious Fred. Re-
busch and Altx. Murpo were arEes:ed to night for
altering and dealing In counterfeit money. RE-
busch has been arrested some th!ftT times during
the past s'Jtesn years for the same orecce. aud
only convicted cnce. TIE arress wAs made nde1
inc direction Of Colonel Whitley, Chief Of sne
Unied States Secret Service, ana 1t is believed
pc11tiye Evidence Of guilt Is IN possession Of the
o1ce1R. Letters were found at Rlebuscnid house
duplicating sallous other parties
, 1870-02-08

Special DesFatch to The Cnlcago Tribune
PIfAoCrE, Ind, Feb. !.
Joeeph Edmundg, OF Perm, indians, q brake
nan in the employ Of the c. c. i L. R. K, nad hiI
leg crushed while coupling ihe cats as this plsce
to-da1. He will probably die.
, 1870-02-08
Fatal Accident. Acs

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
PEoBlA, Ill, Feb. !.
John Smith, carpenter engaged On the new
elevator building, fell this morning from The high.
est part to the ground, distance OF ninety feet
The nan was crushed to IN almost nnrecoRnfzA
nakA The unfortunate fellow nad ju1, been mar
ied.i
Fred Douglass lecsu.ed this evening to small
audience, on tour Composite Nationality
, 1870-02-08

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
, D8sMolNE5t Feb. :.
sESA7E-Bilis were Introduced to complete
menta Of the Insane Asylum at 1ndcpepdcncr.
4 btll passed giving County Auditors power tc
admiotster oa,ha 4 bill for completing and
publishing the report OF the State geological
surrey vas made the special order for February
Is. fat:ous bills and resolutions Of minor In.
portance we're considered. Adjourned.
HGCsE-DDl4 we're introduced to repeal Chap.
ter Of the Twelfth General Assembly, to pro.
mote the settlement Of the State and sppol1t a
Commissioner Of immigration. A bill Tor a Herd
la~, and permitting counties TO vote thereon, was
ordered eDgrossed. The Senate State
House bQt Has made tic spectal
order for March q The strong opponents or this
bill wished it considered at oIce, and attempted,
tee cn Public BuldinRs the vote to 60 refer stand.
Iug-Jeas, -: uays, 50,
, 1870-02-08

CAfAfpA1GCA, y. T., Feb. 5.-purtpg fractE
at house OF l1-fame, on Friday evening, TonEa
nan paued Albert Day received sesio7s in)1f1es
from which he died on Sunday. Several arreate
hare been mHdA.
, 1870-02-08

BosroN, Feb. 7.-Ba1tlett and simus, iva Of tho
BoWdoln National Bank robbers, escaped from
sta1e1 Prison Saturday night, but were bupse-
QueaalJ caught Bartlett Na4 shot n tho 1pQ.
, 1870-02-08
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Feb. THE members Of tho Legts-
bling tomorrow. The Governors message VIII
decla1e the opinion sn8t ali ot1ces III the State
are vacent, aud Adytss the Legislature 10 appoint
hoard, or 1eT18e some other meanS Of making
appolntments, to Ill them unul an election can Be
1e!a. The Governor deprecstes keeping NJ hoG-
tie parry feelings, as evidenced II the campaign
atd tot hluRelt promises to be Governor for every
cllzen oi the State irrespective Of party OF class
, 1870-02-08

MONTGOMERY, Feb THE Chattanooga Rail.
road hti paesed the House With the amendment
that e. 900 0o0 Safe bonds, should be loaned, Ia
n!sc Of IS, 9.00e. as provided Id the original
Senate bill. The Senate wiu undoubtedly concur
IN the House amendment.