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, 1870-06-29
STARVATION AND NEgIEGr
a ftsrrihIc Cu*e Of Parental Rfutn1lsv I'm
the Wcss Division-!4u Infant
Starved 10 Dea1h.

zo hae Editor of Tie Chicago Tribune.
the 1eans q ass ss9Ger aeId an iasusst xe crlay
ouad ds.i = q sel qs1t1: n1a I'D VIZ W.
ss dsah e. 9a5:
'a9e esnvnlsons produced y starvation a 4, nesee
ins aoose paragraph which appeaTe Il in T11z
! t8lHlax al iuesdaJ, was doubtless read bymanE
1t WIS read as ne read things eYe.y day. M n,.t
tef Of news: but, Ehen read, 1t WAS prshantT
.hopsAt Of no more DID any one stop 70 tb1nk Of
in T1ss assd tae Of that babe bfought r the wo.
quadase1 with hunger aud wanL which ter
nRgeSnless 1asSoI IS, tongue could not be whit a
ten onn nna mother. sunk deep in degzaaa-
to the sufe1tngs Of that little atom OF hnma1,tT
t71si; tMnsn; & bg mysterious dlspensalt N. was ea
sSay for eah fhas sgs ali it, ttjs :G1sn ill., ss Of
stretch Of suffering long drawn CUT In fh,a n,a W."
ttsnla eeatniy, too In the century, Of hnmanitr
Elansm: in the age Of societies for Il ~ nI.rsnt;-
among The natives of Madasasea oq o. fasE te E9zpsl
bies be ~ 9rescnss = and hymn books for tue bsE s
on without either, and perhaps far ,t,1s caai - E
com io5t3h!e n the ctJ oE Chicago win il t1,,.
fashlonahle pety, t,ie Helpless chijI s.ia1s 1.s
persecution, and dies, at last, recanst. 1otaess
gses eI oat for want Of ordinary nou fisaner. fcT
child a.ed wtn no6s L a,ret ear IT,
ss'1G spr, Wno. m Snen On earth, sat sssaer lille
eame ova u s1 eSns Ss,e pn,e s.1 ana
1ns+s 1nE mpa@: wheIe she seemed Il have come H..
h2iah. to some other sphere thai was ioT neF
It vent away on saturday eseuIni ana H. ,nHS g4neS
e,s'a w. held on Monday It see as H.. m ao IN
oSIoc1 yesterday morning the rams wese uas al
Whers Is ,as Board Of Hesi1 &se sosss
asenas 7as Ma!n1s grsss uee sifss aas be near
.o .oe niae conn vii nos be very cs,s r.. Gannnr
s@ms 9msa1 lay that child 70 rest :Ss bosom o
tie mother vho borc her7 NaAe@
70 IT, ns, fhild hi t. better a. Death merc,tun
, 1870-06-29

"ofkmen. They must refuse subuaiss;or
to any declaration as 10 who shall ba ths;,
totemen' or as to the laws Of labor, Or, in
fact, to any other iterferance with the
management of their business. They will
nave also to weldon of tteir number and ont
OF TIER e1ni 1oyment all Incorporate men,
al Vastefu wor men, AMI ali shirka They
iftsr nave honest Een, skafu1 men, thrifty
Men' aud sober men, and when the have
these most Of the noisy cclain,e,s of The
.aoor,un'ons will be left out. Cooperation
is fea1iy the most appropriate means by
which skilled labor, and honest industry
kind, ~ o'o1'
, 1870-06-29
REPUBLICAN NoMtvaT1oyS.

o. Judge Of 0ae .Sxrrenae Court-Sepenn
District:
CHARLES HITCHCOCK.
For Judges Of Ne Circuit Coul for 1ooI
County:
VA. ~. tahMELL, HENRY BOOTH.
Election Saturday, July2
, 1870-06-29
APp~Efaoumeut a Defeat

no" Inc st Lv7its Ls7to-r,.
,,;'i ~ J,A,psct4fton. 1he .Appossiuata eut
lncrease representation in Congress- ss1 .use'l
killed in tie House, and with i1ss j1.;;Ia.'
the peoplo =al learn it Wa. kiliyti liz ~, ~
eIn Democrats. as usual, these rn,m,aa, msst
"eIe Wiling to sacrifice any public int terest -
mako ua1Iow partlsanship their mia ~ ~ "
ton. Some time ago it was anuoauc.d ,he.
when the bill returned to tits House thss
would move to insert the rnle OF nnino-ity
representation in the choice OF Members NJ
large, so that in Illinois, for example, wha,,
i've members might be chosen on = gen
era1 ticket they would secure two OF them.
and in Missouri, Indiana7 Iowa, Wisconsin and
Kansas, probably one each Il was announced
at the same time that, If their proposal was
not granted, and il this wholly unpTe ,edented
course WAS not adopted for their benefit, they
came back from the Senate, and Mr.. Judd, OF
lll1nols, moved to concur, which would have
earned the bill through at once. Then the
democrats, under the le3d OF Mr. Marshall, OF
Illinois, voted down the motion Of Judd for the
previous question, to enable Marshall to oHer
M, n,s amenament for minority representation,
and that having been offered, the bill was easily
slaughtered BY sending it to the Judiciary
COMMITTEE, where it is supposed it cannot be
reached again this session.
The West owes large debt to these Vest
eIn s1a. Democrats. Lem illinois Is indebted to -Ar.
A4AAf ~tNA* W. NtS 900 ~ {tEt H&Gf90FT3 IN H36
net Congress, to which the Senate bill would
hare entitled that State. Missouri nav thaDk
the obstinate, pig-headed partisanshp Of these
men for the loss of three members. Iowa for
the loss Of threo or four, and so on. We trust
the debt will be paid. Goyornei by q narrow
partfsanship which disposed them to sacrifice
the best interests Of their States and OF the
West, rather than lose the chance OF securing
a few additional members for their defunet
party, these men must have known, when ther
voted to defeat Judd's demand for the previous
question. that the bill could never pass with
MaTshalrs amendment, simply because tho |
stro" 9Th of tho East and the West being /
closely balanced, very fe,- Western men yot.
ing against the bill on account of that feature |
would kill it. Yet they deliberately chose that |
course, and will be held responsible for tbs /
It is settled, then. that the West is not to
1ave in the next Congress the proportion OF
,o,yer to which population entities it. Until
[812. majority Of the whole people must con-
inue to bo ruled By = minority cast OF tho
slleghanies. We might censsre for obstinate
opposition to bill 50 just the Eastern mem
ers. who knew right well low much partial
egi-lation has atteady done to estrange Vest
IN feeling. But ther had the excuse Of sec-
onli interest The Democrats from ths
'e.t, WHO might Lave turned the scale to and
nat unjus sectional legislatioux aud refused !
&c the men chiefly 10 blame
, 1870-06-29
The Eolica Courts,


William Ioamann anh IIenry kim ,zn,e cno :,
ri n,h1asnnr. ~ Asse ut upon Patrick Hickey.
Wefta III III tt tae rort took place about thsee
duly presented to the public at ths ttne rss,1 SS
lnony "as at1uueed to snow that Uufmann h:i NJ
Th.e 1ma;ns mlsa 1e In snar, an1 ha was discharged
ne evidence for thG pzusecutjcn Tros SOW ! ~.
c1;s m g e9p}ted ef 81 inc statements oi lew s
there vas any testimony on tae nart Gd ~ sed TX
3Gaee; Ihc Attorney. w6o Was German. W. Wat ".
aasarctG @ 10 ~ .d tebsS 1ae enttse audience
ahese were about fifty Witnesses thr ~ ~ .ltis
~ n,mt Ion leq45eu IN interpreter Il war 3otlly
man3 5tsns ~ !Efsn, and there was no end ~ Eet
linn himself to hts fate, and as e. q ~ resigned
~ tSatssenea to 1lveEge i2to variety OF animation
examinaton "a, maze their escape The rpt ~ !.
Fourth of JniS W. Probably be know Se1ole tie ne
fa;het T Wilson uas complalne !, n, ,v ,on,
IL %nose lte zlr had come c1py q oy o1a i9nd
{a Ganas Of George. The defenT ~ p1Pgna ia the
~ta; nat TOOK out the Gead a onesea no ae-
cnn1 naea It oa under the 6ose ~ ~ au- ~ 4sMu ~
man to 70 about s M. ssa .ed and tod the yo1ng
-James F1anngan - ess; ~, Mni:a ne e. tl .a,o y,
neh sIs BIM neaee foF ha sing threaieneI to XII one
evidence take IN ~ case ana III tn psonsp
was he1d for tria' !. u sseo lai'. IL ~
William oT west SIDE coEEE
~ mele = aef tn BIN each for trtal on The
m,Jo6n ~ feaing horses, IS already Ieported
tcafcI r. Sebo vas dned 80 FOR abusing an into1-
VIM, M' .cent Cur was aned $40 for beating mrs.
'1nct mt carr. '.'
Is; fat o'Donovan, William caranagh, and Dan.
pldscEtnlnatc nghs on Dekoveu street III a1
NORTH SIDE COURT.
Inc!e "ets s, lew cases before Justice Dresser.
public interest," 1''>A "1s AeA'oie Is o1
, 1870-06-29

ihe new constitution has cost the pooplf
nearly seoo, 900, including the expense o,
reporting the debates and distributing mi
publishing the instrument itself. If it i.
rejected, it will probably be a quarter of 0
century before tho people will venture
upon the experiment of another Cunstitu.
tlonal Convention, They nre Injuries too
costly to be often INDUCED in.
The production Of the new constitution
tasked the best efforts of aa ab1a a 1,o1. ~
men as ever asso1nbled in any State of the
onlon, and all the circumstances wore fa-
VoFab'e to tho forming of fair, satisfac-
tory and non-partisan instrument.
1t IS conceded, on all sides, that thew have
framed model constitution, which IN
pfa1sed by the press of other States. fro,.
maine to California, and IN agitation has
already commenced in several States to chi
conventions to adopt 1nany of the provis-
IONS OF our new constitution.
But this excellent instrument has not pot
been adopted, it has only been preparo,1
and proposed for adoption, and requires the
sanction Of the people before it can 90 into
operation.
10 allow It to be defeated won1d l,a n
public calamity. To say nothing of the
loss Of the 100000 which has been az.
pended to produce it, most public interests
that should be protected, will bo left prev
to the rings and robbers who fatten an
plunder. It is impossible, under the worth
less old constitution, to put stop to a.
travasant expenditure OF public money.
hgh taxation, swindling cnact1nents, inor-
tl'nate salaries, corrupt aud dangerous
OF unlimited municipal indobt-
edness.
The new constitution nlone car secnro IA
lie pllfe1ed people these important and ip-
reforms which every honest
md good citizen earnestly desires. /
The old constitution locates respous5.
'llify nowhere, permits tho Legislature to
70 what it plcasoa, and strips the Governor
i a IL power to check or prevent wrong or
aseality, OR to defeat unconstitutional bills.
therefore, let every citizen who desires a
efor1n, 80 to the polls next Saturday and
oto foT the new constitution.
, 1870-06-29

''"s "'e @AU'thee thdH.l VCufadt, June g.
Tie recent Indian attack ut Camp sunn1v
WIS not upon the intrenchments Of oar 0nsfey1
friends. Camp Supply is no longer ; tienot
Tor tue supply Of the Indians The Chevenne
Agency. the headquarters OF tho QnaLers. IN
one on hundred and fcrty miles below Camp SUB. D.
ply, where there are about 1000 Cheyennea
and Arapahoes. and many Apaches, The
hloTa and Comancl,e Agency is sixty miies
further down, under charge Of Friend Tatnms
HE u Nitchita Agency, under charge OF Friend
Richards, ID between the Cheyenne and Eiowa
and Colnanche Agencies. None Of tI,asa
Headquarters Of our friends, tho OuaIars
have been disturbed. Superintendent Holr
shnEs that very likely there arc straceIns9
bands Of cheycnnes who, having joined t,ss
northern rsa hos;ile tribes hare becR engaged in
warning from Superintendent Hoag that +
they sros;ca the Arkansas and got Up in The
vicinity Of the railroad and the soldiers thew
HoRId set into tsc1bls. The Quakers desire
, 1870-06-29

Of testimonial At a. hand, n -o,,,1;,.,,-,-
= M a. anassr n sra EE.te worth ss rsa,iusn
benefit ean ee given you, without ntr59cin1 x.sS -
hueircts 1ITangt Mtnts nc EadH tender CIR trrvis
In the hcrc It making it eub.ksutai trihntr
grectfnuy, WY IT,
(Sixned By m the ruep. AeTp Of .h. t..r~.,
We are informed The tcsilm0nIsf viii tstr p!aca
on the Fourth OF July. Fs
THE PROFITS OF NEGRO MISs7EG1.y
The New York Star, In recent article yivea
some OF The salaries and fortunes Of He.Yo mir
6t!eis. The leading men Il, the IazI:. citirs ~.
celse frcm st00 to $3.50 per week, anil ali w.ar a-
mooleJ II worth 100000; Dan Bryant, s-1non6:
WrnSsI, f'sn ,so: Birch and BIC klis siGs,*1-al:
H.. amnGd: 0G0: Wilson. Of St Louts, s.3.sse;
Eo, ooo: While Selse Seymour, Lev. len 7li:t,
m Ina 3a nS.S HERMANN. coel Wnitc aad Grt'
add that Bn1y Manning has abou; sa,'es, lid
aWaJ, and Joe Murphy, now connected with tie
aaun dIonps At the Dearborn Theatre, has $4,000
~ = ~st''~
, 1870-06-29

The introduction of Chinese workmen
into one of the shoe factories of Massachu-
sets has Ind the effect Of inducing num-
her of the white Crispins to organize CO.
operative society and 60 to work making
shoes on their own account. This is the
best remedy for labor grievances Men
who stand idle for months at fine on a
punctilio, or demanding q slight advance in
wnges, can best realize the true value of
their labor, and its profit, by going to
"erk 1t the same business On their own ae-
count Anylaw, or custom, which stands
N Il the way of their doing SO must bebrokcnI
u.~"' and this involves, Of course, tho SET
'le ASIDE some Of the authority Of the
.ooun,ons- .so., Where score Of men mite
.he'r labor with purpose to divide
ITS profits cquitnbly, they must, nee
essarlly, regulate each mans wages by the
real value Of his labor, and not by any rule
which establishes uniform per diem to all
, 1870-06-29
4 GARD.

oh Inestlay, June :, abop' 4 =. NJ. in front q,
ny of'ce, No. 81 Clark p .rcrt' vas arrested by
taet ae opaer ~ & o. Jstce M H. Banyon, without war
readv heen ,aa The circumstances have al
ontraRe liz Bar ed In Taa Ta1noSE m Eor tns
* Ia th . n apology. Without yndcilreness.
Hsi1 III thsa M Ltertst Of public Justice, propose to
- t o.s .lnc,strate to strict legal account. ara
H. sno" ~ min THAI he is NOT above the Aws Whlch
,e< 4 elected TO sustain. ANY gentleman Wit
sug the arrest will much obilXe me bv fur,,,ah-
Il hts uane md address
CHICAGO, June q.
, 1870-06-29
AMUSEMENT'g.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
n L-If4 FTkr

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nj Ac'icker Will "take the chances" again al
his theatre this evening,
"Ihe Green Huntsnan" at the Opera House
this evening.
Al the Dearborn Theatre, this evening, the
Laurf Troupe and the Bonelesa Man will be the
Rttraettons
1.-THE Laucers at the Museum this evening.
The members OF the Green Hnntstnao troupe
nave unanimously tendefet4 q complimentary
benefit 10 Mr. DeaGic, the manager. ~ will be
seen By the following card:
CUcAGo, June n.
George DA1qke, A4.:
DEAR Stu: Nc, The nrrbess Of your dramatic con.-
pany, osct sr, and the attaches Of Cfotty's Opera
cu1 ec-ron thus far. and wishing to show our
kEal1t@s d feeling toward yous heE your aceopsaneo
, 1870-06-29

Mr.. Trumbull has rendered valuable
service to the friends of what has been
called the Interior-Portof-E Or
fsIransit-in-Bond" bill, by so remode1ling
it as to relieve it of its former appearance
Of special Legislation, and make it strictly
general bill 1t formerly provided TINT i'm
ported goods, directed to Chicago. St.
Louis, Cincinnati, and certain other interior
ports named, should be sent in bond, on
my BONDED railway, or BY any bonded
, 1870-06-29
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1870.
NEW CONSTITUTION TICK Er,

For all the propositions on this ticket 1,,,,,,,
are not cancelled with ink OF pepcil. and
against al propositions which are so can.
cellcd- ~ 1an-
For the new Constitution.
For tie sections relating to Railroads In III.
Article entitled Corporations, >e' ~ '4is
For tue Article entitled Counties.
Eof the Article entitled Warehouses;.
Seats. " !0tno'o S'anEy
tta1 Railroad. - *-'' A4ss1''1a eetf-
sentation. ~ @-A@*' 4Aepfe-
tor tie section relating to Municipal Sub.
et3IPnons to 1lsifroa7s or Private Coft3orxtionn.
FOR the section relating to the Canal.
, 1870-06-29
THE LAW COURTS.
The Liability of Railroad Conn
pn01es for the Acss OF
Their Agents.
Squabbte Between the "GrecE Hunts
man Manager and Bal
let Master,
Mprsms Court.

SkH QUESTION DECfp20.
Escset Lafor, atnlnkstsaui1r etc., r. The Cfd
Th;o, so, Burlington + s1alncy Railroad Company
s "as An action 10 recover s,asutory damage,
,,act.,sh s aeash Of hustz1d- Tbs Supreme Couf,
~ NC me case, which, presented features new
Justice: 't11'''ll' u ~ oseese' tn'el
reoso, ,saiauon In this cass alleges that tho de
s,e,.h, ~as emp'o]ed about the aepoe s1uunds ana
the ,nsuss nras Us common laso.cr, specially for
The freteht VI. -. l'4'iag and unloading
Tor no other q at,,r1,nft at m0nta;. xsses, and
1aa,. eser; mat whilst he M,z FuIposs "hat-
vas oEsere s. 1s ca wtth pig iron, tas
he business an naase asas E; direct and
car with other cars attache, 1 ~ Ionnecta freight
tra1y to the special engagement nt locomotive cou-
ma 70 do Hhtch be was unused aud s teeeaaeJs
dent; and whilst 50 engaged, haytnn" ~ supeE1nten
nc cats for the purpose, the eugips sr 70 between
iessy managed a. to brng the eafs tose,sse 30 esFs-
Means 81 which he vas crnshe,l to death "enl, By
The demurrer admits these facts. an.1 r,,,
ss!9ng case Tor the appellee. 11aAes
Not Ike the cases cited by apnef1at, tho-..
case Of person injured while cnRlre,i In s"
OF employment, and under The c9ma1anI 1f II.
snner1or. different from the one In which he haI AZ
gage1nent, the deceased may be presuIntti n az
knoWn the perils usually aud necessarily ilciient
~ suCH service, and lnatte his contra accot,in~
y so, III this case, the deceased cnyaye,i L, n..3
tofm Wo:k only oE'ltnarIly haza.slous: be Was
compelled to to 0t:ser work, extra ha.ar.L
ous. by which he lust life. The sap.r;n-
tende1f. knowing he was upskllel and M
acquainted With the manner nj
doing such work, when he ordered teceasnt to
perform H. Admitting the deceased mas In the
sause general service as the Superintendent. his
sphere. however, vas special one ami 50 snbor.
slnate as ~ compel nim t. yield lmpicie obcdicnce
20 thls command Of the Superintendent The com-
pAhy WIS consf11Cttyely present, by and tl1rnnUn
tnis officer, AM! Must be charped accordingly. Il
vas, theus by :lle direct command Of the Cofinanv
lne deceased was exposed to this peril, and onf.
put q Inc line III business he had coutyactetl tn
PERFORM. lie Tos Killed By the negligence If the
1rfvtr In charge OF the locomotive wilie th,s ~
losel- The Law would he laipen,atiy tefic1ent
lsn II permit no remedy In such case
Zone oI the cases Giteu catne I'D to the farts AL
nlteu by the ptchlings in tbs case Those
ases, lor The must part, proceed upon the xrouuI
naI being tclioW servants engaged In the sa,ne
eEVtce, recovery eanIot be had for ay1 inittrT ~
'ne go situated against the common emnIor.r
u Tue doctrine Of res7osssieHs superior does not
We rlaee this case On tie grouud OF the mtscon.
uct u Lac company Ia exposing the ueccase11 ra |
lls PERI. and when 20 exposed IN so cnretessIy /
lanaeits The engine as to cause his death Ir X
eedlcss, N this view. to consider or cusnmcnr
|,on M ne Numerous cases cited. None OF thepa
ees sn1s esse' Juigment reversed
, 1870-06-29
Circuit Court.

,. PARTITION.
mary George :. Mary Ella George ct a,s. pr-
GseG u SAFE tpatttion} Of Lot Of Block Is. O.1E-
1nai IoWn, property lying Just vest OF RauJplph
street bridge, on Randolph street
, 1870-06-29

Az nach stsagglera and rebe1lio1s bands sad
acionS 81 e be severely dealt with .,y The mill
I1esee' they also believe in Keeping the ponder
, 1870-06-29

AndteW RJun '. The Chicago s. Northwestern
a aMMiWay company. This Is M actlcn on The caEc
.t ss1n9 tristi, in which the damages afs iafj II
ooo0. H. ~ on % Eeb9arx e 1865. pantl1 wa ID
LIZ 1as att oI crossing the track Of he COMPANY.
tasted street, when Gain approached. lie vas
c1asSs cGSGHea 10y a9T 1 oss ls eit so bay
leg and shoulder were broken. lie char1as tsat
me loccmotiye approached him ut rseiI rate
ana taat no signal OK warang Of Its app.aach Tas
JCDGHERT.
Nlnstea Savings Bank :. Joseph Knox, 81. A.
aa.s aa%s!ense. ); a Gr1swold> John " CexpenteT
NAI Jonn y. Weber. By confession for ts.Ta3 IL
Note executed TO Tucker 4 Richie on The Eli tiaT
u Saue, lst9, payable. with interest," in ottC-
ALLEGED s1AEDKK '-"
Jafnettc Nei0enber5 v. Cornelius HoHn.,
lcucn Oh the case. Damages laid Ut xt0.Qca an.i
aEsas sueI out Plaintiff cnaryes tlat the tiafepf-
aI, - ioIcible, but very naugiuy. language, slan-
eleo he1 oy accusing her OF E5ans Of chastity.
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