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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-11
BELLS SPECIFIC . pills

ArcrrcForct from the prescription Of Or. Robt.
Il Boil, an eminent ply sician OF many y.ar.' ex.
pericnce, and nro not q worthless patent medi.
cine. Dr. Bells specific remedy has been tsstad
for many years, and is warranted n certain cure
no matter how bad the case may be- Hundreds
OF certificates can be shown. To secure IN. gen.
ulnc, enclose Al IN n letter and they will be sent
on receipt, socare from observation, by mail uoAt
PAID with rules and instructions that " IA insure
II ooiy cure. Private circulars sent free. Ad.
dress .'.'. STEPHEN HAMIfN,
Gea'l Agent, TJ7 Broadway, n. ".
, 1870-11-05

Annunl 7IcrtanE OF tho GRAND Dfyl<.
ION, SotaA OF temperance

AnnElul 1lcTttnE OF the Grand DfylS.
ion. Sotf% OF Temperance.
speeial 1crpstrh 10 The ch.cAso Tribune.
IxDiASArol1S. Nty. 1.-THE annual 1ucestug Of
the Grand Division. Sons IF Temperance, wAs
he'll In Tits city yesterday. The rsecccsitngs
wee Harmonious, aud tndlca,c1 rcso-
lusion to pursue tho work 0f the ontcr
III us several ucpa1 tmrhta with Teuew-i energy
aud Ddt.;g. Tho fo:owlng ot1cess were elected
for The ensuing year: r. T. Buwu. G. ~ r.;
". II. Hamilton, 9. ". A.; Jnhu r.. ....h,tr, q.
s: X. H. Sewcosnh. G. T.; r. 4. Goodwin. q.
chnp1atu: ]. Il. c. Smith, u. e.; u lite 4. New
cpH'f, q. =
The lot OWING wcTc among the resolutions
aipt1e.l: Our iGt# Ut uitlrl-te SUCCESS .1rp:ass
ran The e4lncatlon o. thc yuuaE; tneref re, We
recon- meLd the tntroduttln1 IT the reIze Init,
at schools aud Sunday s>cht OILS. The ontstion Ut
surp'etttng tipping houses Is paramount o all
qn stions of cr1eucy, ta:t1s, banks, ani revenue.
tEd thai re Will aIt accordingly IL oue capacity
~ sttlzen&-
The i1as Of thus city met, to-day, and recrrn-
mcpd..1 Hon John $. La'kin-ton fos Jut:c of 1h':
circuit CsQsf, rie. uancs, resigned. lie viii, 10
doubt he &ptt0htEtt,
, 1870-11-05
NEW YORK.
coasinucd DccTsue in the G0:>t
PreHium,
SreelM p.patth to The ChI:t6s Tribune.

cptGaA It.p4Na 70 I ne Ehlstk$ 1Ebn0e.
GOLD.
NEW YoHs, Nor. &.-Gold Eag unsettled ana
1"wrs To-day. TIE opcntne price this moEnpR
VAS 1IUk, after which there were tsses 1t l1a4.
which were feR.w~d hs q decline to 1in, the l0w-
est 5rsce ktrce Jols 5, 1893, when the rauxe was
1tSt QN91s. Tae influences operating On the
u1sfE*t are the s.,ne as fer some time Past, the
only di1e.eIccs se:r5 that cash gold Is n better
supply, anu there In 10 Speculative effort snsa.n
tne pr1ce. The t1e::lrgs we're large and .1creh,
AID 1T 10 the tieclr. v2. checked hy the d .naud
to coseF Speculative s2les, orc coasa!cunu- uiefa
tor having bought heavily. The price t1acrcd
l1nH, mud closed At $ o'e;ioef, on the street, At
11ea.. There are several tonuenc<s at work - an
The further d. clEne IL the PREMIUM. Whe.. shc
cntfs1 shipments Set Ia. which will be shortly. the
hnrply Of foreign bills VIII greatly exceed the IT,
maDd, and both fareign exchange and sol.i v III
he affected bJ the plc:1pra. The rates aO-l.5
were I. anu psr cent &c. carrying, and dat 70:
borrowing.
waH easy, a nn1 s per cent on governments
and pei cent Oh collstesAta
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was fEloer On the dectIre In gGh1- Prime bank
cfs' slxtI days Sterling tiis were quoted a, lt3H
to lt9..s, and s,gtt at lo2.t.
GOVERNMENT.
Government bonls ~ere STORY In the attsr-
noop, and traction lighter.
s7pCEA
TIE stock market was arrone, with dealings
we'll distributed between Ne~ York Genital,
Westenl un,on Telegraph, Northwestern, Nead.
irR, Lake Shore, St Paul, ohio Mlss.sstpr, md
Pacific Mall
WHAT.
The wheat market Vas stssc higher, on reduced
receipts and speculative demand, txasetl on tht
continuation Ct the aruls!ice In France. The all
yAute shut out Host & thc shipping otde1s, auA
oulf i5,!t0 bushels sold tor export. Tae salcs
were 151, ,t0o tu=helA
The market for the Common ami mellam
grades oI State and Western Guuss onenetl weak.
under dull private sdElces from Liverpool, w1ta 4
decline OF 81. but, toward the ccse, some specu.
iattye 1eeliIg sprung uP, and die market 1uleti
nfm.
ITO tho Afsoei.t~d PErsa.1
iIIKiAL REGISTRATION.
NEW YcEL, Nov. s.-Jann McLau3htln. charged
Will inise REGISTRATION. picadeti guilty IN ht
GLttet s,tat.- T. urt. Sentence susi'cnie.i. I&lp
FItn Ing, afias Be*i. was counsitlsd by CoH 1..s-
snntr Davct ~ IT for Illegal REPATRIATION, h1ritg
served te'n In Stat. rtasnn .
The steamers I'faho api city Of Washington,
frIM LserPooI, AF1ivtt u@isF.
CABINET RrN0Ka.
The EreHina tAt has q fePUTt that Secretary
F36Giwr! vii s.s0n leave the Tlessurs uni he sue
cLeatd ~ LII. Dslan".
In Brooklyn was finl.l et1 last night. The total
aniosht VI property destroyed WAS :, ,ssas.
a Washington arettai says Secretary Rohesnn
has orutIe' the GEite't atarea sfealncr Leps,c to
It the ritttitn next Turt!ay: als t,at Mr.. lutst-
son will II cutLt1ena Nh annual rrlhlrs If tue tn
cItase OF tse number Ut enlisted m. n Id the navs.
, 1870-11-05

tt si1awed; thst tac construction Of br1fzesse 70
t.&ilitzt- fn.ltnad tr- nc proper. 2td couIa Ds
a1ne without oost ucs:nG pav.gst1nu; rsat ~
mt a1s IT ~ateF transportation shatli u aNi-
t9.Eeu 0to lMerureI ~ psEyeat TAN"
nd EF poonly; that the hrti-e nuw hfl:F.
ing here. If completed und-T the p-eseas
nt1us. would n a'art-'iy ota frct Ana !aEely ~
srry !.es nts,Cat on Of the r.r+f: that Congress
sht 1irt interfere; that drAwht1.tRes should oo5
n ,oet a ri whsu other bridges are r-as:aca,
s4 Eosssnie: iEuosstog The cc.i0n OF the Nations!
f'A Of TEs,it I'll thIs suhj..t: that the pro:npt
ac,,f, Of fhe Secretary Of War enus!es
ti1 Is thanks: shat the sctian Of the cnannef
ri Conr. uesce, Bna'd Of TrAie. and c'mmoa
Cnuuci u Recommending moral and pecnosst}
su !. ans. 'rve;: th4t these tod;-s shnu.d nc 2,
01a1t1e Il ,rQress: that the Conmpu Co1ncn
should tu.i. rose 10 prevent The use Of he etfefss
lais *i'tr OF t. ~ f1SeE.
VESSEL. wtr-t lect+d 1eieg:.trs to the Sa'!oaal
Kossd o. T1aae, to-day, from the Board Of TrAae
III this CITY.
, 1870-11-05

" - =. .....
MISS Sasan hussea aaS "ecoals ne c'ts e'al's VI
me New haven ffItea'"".
Ida Lewis. me Se*poft 1esolne' vas nlalt'cd
1851 week 10 "HEam "i'son' OF ElacA n'cA' eon-
nect.ept
-ose:"es Co.. the saansnae zen nr1' 1osle4-
Flodfa. owe neasiy t."""v'
Inc Res. At. " slhe'' VI naiu'ta' i D. *osA
ufcn nc" anu en!atst" eoueo'u.Anee III LIE
HoIs Scriptures. WHICH vi! ne 'ssoeu II January
~ tue y. l. fcbEsaln3 tomnaas. !! Is 10 contain
1900 references OF ohe-n'1a 'co'e thaa esa"ea
lnahf.efe.
a Lnr"en eorIesroscent WHITES taa1 Ee Is s9aa
nc treated Tom Hughes 80 well mere. bur noped
We d!s3 r9t evesue II, "eo t1at ne E'eat 90 nou'e
linking ne was soEc Eseas tnfh2s' 3os ~ EuRtano
he IS not 20 Eegafued. Ihere, safs rue *13tes,
abe Is s,np1E one 0! 6so unlts IN rae House Of
Commons. ard politically, one OF Tue weakest of
them ar We sre also warned tnat MS al1et-
accts are net regarded as o11cuaf, or tset OF any
considerable Importance. ..
-Mf. c. T. Chamber!tn, Of Lawrence, Nass.- a
respectable citizen. has recently been taken TO the
Worcester Insane As5!Hm. Fur same weeks Pre-
rious he felt himself taas insanity was creeping
rFon him, he having an Irresistible impulse to
murder thosr cround, and he would count oEer his
children mornings TO Eake ku1e tnas ne na!! cot
murdered acy dufi1f the nic1t- Wien IL saw
knife. It IA. almost impossible 10 rtstst seszing it
-ud stahttuz some one HIS fT1enhs. knowing MS
thought II hes: to take htta TO the as!rn n ~Elcn
::er be readily acQulescetl.
Herr Twesteh dtea recently IN P:usss- lie
vas the principal founder Of the Fortschrtt party
Parry Ct Prog.e.s), which conteEdet with count
nsuatf H2d Junk rs IN 1903. In 1so1. ae pub-
!sheii famous political pamphlet, which led -
duel between him and General Naateunel In
:his duel Twas,en sot severe wound IN hts
right arm+ He entered Parliament N 1s6s,
and tooE prominent part in the principal de-
ba:es- In 1ses, he xas prosecuted oE the Gov
etument on account 1t speech DELIVERED II
Parliament. He wAs acquitted, but the decision
cf the lower courts was reversed The following
year. He xas one Of the founders Of the SAaona!
Literal party, after the great event Ut lsed- and
, 1870-11-05
DISSOLUTION.

The ropa..ne.-ssp h.tetct:Ts rr:.:H Gs - Try
hss III. d.y be~ d s'irt tolrrd h. u.utai All
Payments sill H. made exclusively to - kt-r~sicz.
itrnft.ttos +. y. REE>STFf%,
fhrasa Sent q ts;C il. kAsPRSGNZ
The BARNES. It III TX carried On It Ii S":ts NAs-f-
uudeE the HrM Of .,,.,-
, 1870-11-05

Hamburg re'eptF, her y,ss?ges: eatlI narrowly
escaped b. ing ktfi+d. As SHE ~as passing down
statrs with her c"ildren, the nnrs- nf the young
est dropped It ottE the hs'I;stTasie- II wnu'd
' uotless hare lroIrn lis ssnll oc the marble door
tsfow had IL CLONES not been cauyht By metal
ORNAMENT Of the balust1ade- Thu1 tt escaped
.it2tn, and a1mcst rnlEscu!ousy. As II has stnce
BEEN found on thar tie nu'se, FrcIch etr!, hAt
uttered tne thar she would Ayenge her bfafher,
who had la!en at u e,ssenbo1rg, she has bcta AZ
rested and an Investigation or1e1ed.
The new HsvaEtan r yulsing cannon are said
to be superior to the much yauntes1 .a!tr2il:usoe,
They can be thafxtd with $50 outlets At TIME, all
OF which can be tred OF IN s!u4te utunte. The
German soldiers cali kheee guns "nand-o1gana~
, 1870-11-05

The kt1toEC NUcAtton IN N4HCimnA1ts
C1SclSNArr. Nov. A. meeting of the Iosns
Committee on the Newport anl Etncinpsti or..l1e
was h III so-1aJ at which protest Was teat from
rhe foMetoy ss!t TRANSPORTATION Company. i
,ulttice ~ three wa> appointed to coOn-ca'e
v ifh sln1tllf re1nr1sfre rfrM F1.tf,p!Eh IN tie
selecting Of parties 10 commence prDceetIsnrs lar
an II Junction. Subsequently ali the cs:nnIts.e
htil meeting II tac lAE on1ce Of Lincoln, Smith
/ Warwick.
i large mrestpr was held Tonight st the rooms
cf 1he t'hant er OF t;oulme7 to consider the
tau,e subject 1t embraced may Ut our most
substantial c4:i.sn$, with Captains Kdxtey.
i;rtwc. and ClaE"y, cf the Fs:sout-h Excuausc:
Stmuel MnrInw. 1t the Select c s1ncll: d. Ar
1rur, Of thc Select Cooncu; Etty solicitor Saz'-,
nj Ut Ihll+hurRn: l. !. Pya11, Chairman
ii the ccmu it.ce OF the Bard Of Tsa.1c aul C,ts
e.. urtt1 of lfcisrie: Thonns T. Coleman aad
George Elalr, Erasl Of TraJc: 1te ss7s- Mn7phr
A1,.i Mcka5. CITY Cornell. R. Il WClford. OF tar
n. IT interest uf Louisville: r r. Hut%ou, Ut stii-
d., Isost; Co:eLcl Nye. vi lrolt,n. The meeting
Represented an lmmense property Interest
Ntbc;1 II SEA wss eai!ed tr The caats, aud sut
lit OF Vice Presidents and Secretaries vas elAct-
Cd Srerches were maae 5T tn
efai Aetcheaa, ot P1t%onrghs Hon.
Eeplestap, Of ta!s city. The sreakers Eeneeais
.u>tsed that 'hty ~ere not sos:te to railroads Of
dune tn such way as TO eare Inc n2ytrattoo OF
the river from Unreasonable Obstruction, aud tn
s's.lns firmly That thry would resist the present
bridge IL nov constructing. Res s'nitons we're
adopted declaring that nhvfSsh'e HSesa
srr entitled TO the iostrr1ox a.d Atooa Care u
The nAttnp, and no uaucctSs sfy ARTIFICIAL 0sStluc.
uoa 70 the1 nee, untofet1up pted n1ylxAu0n 4a0olo
, 1870-11-05

Governor 3soixntnn,. supreme Coura
~u-sn alsh Judge barnard In q aDe
c1>boh Ut Importance to k.ri..--
Another Decision at x.e>s Value
Et~yefscn-'rnr tsrdrr Finding Ram
knY toF Contempt.
, 1870-11-05
Vonsnns& flights nnt thc Ea>hions
"A IScbuAc Iroln ." SoJuurncr
1fntIl.7s

During the womRu's risLtx gathering at
Providence, r. T.. tho old colo:cl wo11An.
- ScjouEncr Ttatl,,' made the following re-
Earks On tie fa.1cEa and follie= OF tae age:
In e~fal hRr.i on tirrs., you kno*.' Women,
f'" 1Ett that you arr the tuct1ers Of crca1ion:
Eon forget your sans we're "a: OF HE g-=.s as1ne
Naf- aud yruf laid wat covered with tatif olort:
{nu rs suu' sel7es. up In paaalets. G1eetan bend.
NcEs Eni nEmments; Jcs. and mothers aaH
~.at-assn cfauGDataets wear h!Ss-netse SAGE"
md humrs on the'r heads, and rut them
On their babies, and ssu1 them out 90 tha:
they Seel over WHEEL The Etnd elnxs On. u1ut i
II ias 2! 5e Maa1 III s1sn van Mss =
on the ssase at III: wouea.s Suffrage Convention,
me etheF dae. thought what KIM Of refoEtIers
oe'So1. with Rnnse wings on so1r heads. - II
:, we're Evln9 70 nE. aud dressed in suc1 1i.tcr-
l"us fashion. talksog about reform And *ouen's:
Fea9s 70 me- you had better reform you u-selees
nfst. bnt Sojou1uef Il Al old body. and Will e7n
60 on OF this world into anotncc. and waou to
Saf nea she sets there, 'Lo'd. I haye done ny
t1ntT. hsve told tho whole Truth md Eept 4osh.
tuF pntk.'~
, 1870-11-05

J1ctfnE oF. F.EI-E0n fedcrRaex at E<tc3a.
sl,ond-1Els. Kicf, nsond 3lnyoralsF.

TctfnE oil. Observation-Disclosures at Estch-
nond-1'flr Kachnsond 7kayornlsF.
EicaMuNn, Nov. 3.-4Nmecstn9 Of ex-Confe.I-
tEate f.tess Was held mere LAST night with refer
ire 10 the Lee nfoauEucnt, AmnnR those pres
"rt were t;@nesa! Early. ot Virginia: General
f;rr.t''n. nj Georgia: Cnlt1el MIrshalt, Chief ot
staff nf General Lee; Colonel William Preston
,urrfrr 1T o:hsr ey.con!cdcrare nt1se.s-
jefferson ptFt@ prr<Itrf. n,si sei9tef me uy In.
'er ss!ts. rem assccn:"s nf General LIZ. mast nj
them c1lpK to shnw that NJ N l.ter what nopu1ar
clanor wAs Hca,nst hin, he never utteresl word
IN Contradiction ~ It. Sir. uaris wa< lon!ls
rhe. ss.f then ne folS tn" chair. Gt:,era Gerdoa,
Ex-t.ovf:nct Wtst, 1aa otac!sr male lutere>ua.
tltltrRA>%3.
c"!eL-l Jno. II. jenkins, United Sta:ci Com.
M!.-'uner, MS noTn:ra'er: last Gfgh: s,s ti.c Re
f.'h1ir1ns for Matna. lie 1uatic q t-ef sce4 4
,,!voca.he til" removal OF slis3dilttie: from ut
Tic ci:lzens Of The Atatc.
, 1870-11-05

NASHVILLE, Nov. 3.-Gnveroor setftr has is
suca rEccaamatior, ,un}eT the Iar OF the last Le.
ts1sta'e, Offering rewan1 for the arrest Il,
Taskcd rparauaers N Rutherford Comfy. Tns.
week TIT LnwEns wss Killed, An.l George Mel
son. coltres'. uortally woun.l.d. by masxesi
iGfn3nE. Ahcthtr ce:nud m1a was Killed ID
anathtr part OF the county, aui Ajax. uud.ou,
blacksmith, was calet1 from his st.o1l near Lev
ifG1en. by party who pretended he wanted his
hntre shnf. and shot iarouch the hc1d. No Az
res Thr ruf.le.er Is Cnknown.
Colonel PTosscs denies that the Republicans are
divided. and claims that be wiu Srs The tul vote
Of tie pa1ty for Congress.
, 1870-11-05

bSInhar.fmer. The First 1'suss!aa Greuaic.s
rad euo mrn placed hort III t,,mtat IN the engage
n1ent. ah1 TIC Second Glrpad!ers :.a>. The
French Losses asc nckno112+ but nrr believed to
hc hcavT.
WORLD SENSATION.
4 correspondent Of the New York World, witt
stg from Versailles. October 81, SAYS: "Europc
Will Ind herself takra atack within week. The
rcW t1ic11pa of Dlsrcarks genius has acaieyed
quite another direction saan tha: lookct! for. De
prepared for bfE things Close at hand. Some
!toDana'tlSt scheme which Htsn1ark's ra.ty has
hidden beleath tne ar1ntsScc negotiations The
cessation Of Eosstlft.cs during twenty-five days
gives such balance OF military advantage to
France that l'istnars couM not hxve granted
such terms without secTct rcssonar
AlscELLASEoC5
LoSroS, Nor. 4.-Hv Monday next the ept,,c
National Guard Will hare Chasscpo.s
The Notifications around Paris we're silent "a
Thursday, except an oecax!oua1 ARTILLERY shot
frcm Fntt fa1crieu4
The telEe Of Betfo1t has comueuccit
The Mobiles from the tshone traycly defended
Rcrpe, md succeeded In rcrulstnR tho encmy.
Lyors IS we'll rrovisl6ned for the impending
siege. All within the snrsafcatt0ns have aSfeed
to defend tEc place to The last extremity. emu
latrg Paris and Stsaalsouvr.
The Departments Of Rhein Ain, Same. saa
Lnwcr Dtnmr Ardechc aEt in = sss:c nf sirce.
Lyo, t. greatly se,'ats'h hg The uswE Irum Paris
and the caritulaton of 1}azainc. mob tuvate,l
the prefecture, hut order WAS Qufck1y feston.l.
Similar scenes occurred Ut Gtenohlc and else
where.
II Is reported that Gar1t.ctta has gone to the
amy Of Loire. Garthaldi + rccels.ng large nuu'
tcrs Ct Italian vo:untcc.t.
Itis reported that Austrian representatives al
Tcurs teny positively Tho rumors clerula'esf b.
p,us*tan jourua.s OF political ail.ance bet xcee
| r,ustia ard Austria.
| berlin, Nov. a-The t;ast!es National ant No
ht!e Al Ne.ancon rrfuxe to fight un'ier G's417sdl
| who il organizing Fganc-dren:s at Dale ant
DIi,n.
When Schclcs1a: surrendered the soldiers pun
acfe" The shcpa and stosts. and set tho place o4
ufc. conmaadant Reihach WAS the drs1 10 leas'
me town, und-r m escort Of Ftusftau Officers
nno eame 70 complete tho surrender THREE
tIuss'an taiaafons wetc sent u take possession
: ct 1ee powder snagazi1cs before the docun,eu
could he rstincd.
ftanAiost bankers ofItT 10 advance money tt
s1enca to*ns to enable them to bear the va
no1uen* Inc neRotiauuns arc cou4teuauced b.
| tne fEnsssaa Government
1n1's shouiaad prisoners have passed May
, 1870-11-05

Spvfl1f DtFratch = The Ca!eNeo Tvhtae-
JcSk>BuRo, Ill.,, Nov. a.-&cun alA C1ehs,
cat td.tiatss for Congress In the Thirseecta Con-
sreskIcual District. had their last joat ts SION.
io-aay, hc&ore large cruwd. Mr. Mum dn,re
his antagonist 10 the wall In the a-Kumens.
r1.v,d him ro be stcsc1at 10 the in-
iefests Of hts constituents II voting Ar1n~s
relieving the penrle from tue burdens os taxi
lion: then turned upon the crc4s-eoad r7lIt'cla1s
auti roDIcmpublc c.litors that have 4 ,oled the
otktitct with 1slse charEes anu ri!e sAnde.s; sr1
.he eu.&'e Satisfaction Of all ii'aAhl'c Ills an can
did Democrats. MUM election is sure
, 1870-11-05

NoBrtE. Sny. +,-C. f,ou frs; rpiadlne. 15I 4
17ar. Net rece,..s:r fer the w,-k, '3.107 htles;
to-'.ar, It'll bales. exports for TIE week n
tises1 Bn,sn. d,;1t' bai.s: 10 continent. s,3oI
coRsfw'se, ~" bses; sn-!ay, e7astwIse, $40 b:ie-
Sales tor the week 5,;ed oa1s; to-day, 1,anG
ba1es. It ck on hatx, 81, e33 h..es.
CHARLESTON, Nov. t-CotscE acstve aud nrruer: !:
nt3d1Eg, 1s.t ID tic; SnIes 1T S,a paes net re-
rt:rs.. s,U3s ha!"s: c2assw;sc, - b7les. Total,
2t9a nee. Export 1.as;wlse, 20 balrs: stock.
e9.:se b.les; Ect rt seIs's FIR the week, II .is3
hats+: ceasfrtae, = h:s's: rna!- :4,1el t.es FIX
ports to Great Ktltstn, 1rs7s hies coastwse, 3l
ta!t i: Tor tho week, }. ~ tsa;es.
aAyAkSAII, Nor. 4.--Co;.0A-Satts :, 900 haes.
Yet seeetpts, 2,796 Hale3. E1ports-G rat
i lta'n, .at0 hs1r<: cn1a:+tsF $50 sMtss- Stock,
.9.7ss hatsa. Rrceints Ct the wRrf+ d.79s bales.
E-xpoTta-tirest Brlsasn. S.Y!2 bales: c1astHtse,
s,ats IN ts sale III The week, 1H.bO hai.s-
GALvk.ToS. Nov. 1 & aston-Ser receipts for
the week, 3,lSo mics. Exnorts. s+s aales. Sa!rA
Of fhe week. 1,Et tal1s Stnck on hand. 0,s1s
baiss- 5aie8 to-sia ;, a:A l:.seS.
, 1870-11-05
IOWA.

Death Of n LcGtHlntor--Suppos EA-
capped Convict Kclcn>cd.
DEs NarSEz. Nor. $.-IIou, SaMuei II. Rogers
Il eu1b< : Ut the last legislature, tied At Nnea;r
was rrun.ins ut and active, aud Was the author Ct
several it, pn1tl1t hills.
The otlcera At tas Illinois Penttensiary failed to
1eercE!zt In G. L Parker, recentlr arrested. The
escapc~i CONVEX Forester, and he vas rrlcastt.
, 1870-11-05
GERIAHy,


SEw York, Nor. 4.-Co,rearo1dents OF tho
Lon''on 7In,ex and Tf<3rnph hare nad interviews
With Napoleon. TheY say he spoke "a des2nntIe1t
France, q prey II soreixn foe without, AID,
II anarchy ~ithln. lie scarceiy dared
under the existing ciEcumstarre., 10 hope for
better things, The snlc tin OF France rcu.t now
be to DIVE out the insadcss Of the sol',. aul he
would never. by wora Or deed. tlrow obstacles IN
tha way of accomplishing that task, nr t&se n.F
steps that would impede the national defense. AL
the rabs devised hy his partisans to hr.3g sttnur
the restoration Of Sapolecn1c dEnas'y, II aoy suct
Rave really been slcvisct, hare never vet had hts
sanction, uEf the French newspaper In Lond5u.
which rrcietsvdly advocasss trc imrcsial CAUSE,
mas received no encouragement frbn tiu or tue
Empress
EEnl1s. Nor. ION "Wednesday there were
tEcntY-oue Generals anu eigbty-seEen Eupertrr
nfaecfs With Napoleon At WilheInshohe. Prince
Marat and a few otat n remained there, and the
1tkt proceeded tn .;.ritr.
The rccttng IT Ssr,tenn and canrobert WIS
very cordial. Th.s rtu5s:ccI and kissed each
other several ftn'tE-
L0Sp0N, Not. l.--Trc Fra1'..3rs bankers hare
offered 10 adv::. ce n ccyt n several French towns
which arc I'll able ~ t%ar the burdens Of xar
Thc PFussial tln.tsnneas has approved thIs
project.
A special correspondent Of the New York ri.
tunr al Rerlo. teaeE rspfs nn the -, that Minis
ter Bancroft visited the Foreign Once TO-DAY to
ray that he Cannot see Whist right Lord Granville
has to express the hope that Pruss!a will not be
offended At the Uutted Sta,es alow1cg the ex-
port Of artns to France. Bancroft denies that
Prussia has any ground Of complaint
, 1870-11-05

Special DcspatrE to The ChieaEo Tabaae-
LASALlE, Ill. Nor. 3. = Augussa FoEarty, a
ir;gh' Fiji G: u, daughter Of Thomas Fneaz1y, Of
his city, d!ed saldenls from s!ra1en!Adnn, to-
''as+ She WAS ptaytnR with her little sls:rf. when
Flrsc OF rlc1: eee Eas es1cG be1acne ln.iItd it
nS.E;atHi1c. causi1g ceata os!orr ricd1csl 2lc
could he rrucnred.
, 1870-11-05

EosToS, Nov. <.-AuEaste Curttere, convicted
OF rbta;n.rR Fl 60, tEom 4 K1st,n hank .rp,n
totry srh,etresl 10 ttx ycsrs IN the Ssate Pfts.u
ArGCtTA, Me- Nor. 4-Tne Cansrca-:neaI T.
" stiR At!on committee are In session al the Ma
tttsal Mtl!satE AsF!1ua. examining the manage
tuc,.t OF that institution.
, 1870-11-05
Ntnsc Convention Of Young Mems
ChrtsttHn 4atsoci<ten~ ut Ctncln.
Untt.

Stnsc Convention Of Young Mems
Ehrt4tfhn Associations ut Ctnclu.
nntts
CINCINNATI, Eoy. &,-The State Convention Of
Young Mems Christian Associations commenced
Snu9s pc'cs.ses 1ere aee rre.ens rom A.n1an
ARrnr, Ruc!rns, Cleveland. Cambridge, ui1lstOro,
SnTrRnet1. Delaware Columbus. Granville. Iisn,-
,'iop, Mau<1tl1, otc7ht. ros:smonth. ss1sas. r.
E1tcs Wt!e carers % o.ile. By the President. Ii.
Tnane Miller. The rrpo!t nf the Executive Com
Hittre presented statistics from forts-dre associs-
lions Ia the Stale. The rerOfta were, tn general!
erc',usagtnr, though It Is dscult u get statistics
Twelve associations Lad ceased to exist during
tie sear
The fellow ing ct.cers were elected for the en-
snhg SeaE: PRESIDENT, II. Co1hS Nznsttefl; First
Vice President. ]. Il. CheeseT, Cincinnati; Secold
s yss President; ; c1lss,e nes;; clSvelsnd; Ihtnl
pond,ue $esre'ary. il. r: iioyd: Reconias sscrs-
iary, Frederick Trsst. GAINESVILLE. Assistant Sec
rr'ary. I. ". Etvtne. Cleveland: Executive C1ra-
ton, Cincluuar: c. E i}oltan, Cleveland, u. q.
ra.es. GAINESVILLE; :. u. TIatchk!sa, Column1s; o.
]. Anh Cesrles nonr'ae, Tule1o4
ctf,zcr., Numbering Ia all aheus nve huaaTsd
ladies and gentlemen. sat d1Wp "a breakfast II
M+ln1ecn Hall TIC rnaEr was handsomely deco
raha with 1,cs. hsu1ess a.d 11ow'rs The nrs:as-
ui the woulet.s Culsstian Association, and Of
hy The Scwrors Barracks Hand. M religious
.1neipp.u. spsrcsfs we're male By rev. :.
lard. Ire.:aen: q he Char0he7 Of Com:
ciescasnd: Rev. vi. Rooe1t.on. Of Wcster:
Judge Cox. 1pt Uthers- The afternoon vas p1tp-
c,rally devoted to the discussion OF questions oear
1e nas eesn e. II, fonn uns the pas
condition Of Affairs.