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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-24
tance Of the Spanish crown Inns be official
ly announced.
The Pope Suspcnds the ECmmcnical
Council.

The Pope has formally suspended the
session Of the ECumeniCAl Council, owing
to the sacrcligiOus invasion which might
prevent the freedom Of action Of the Pope
and Fathers. Thejubilec proclaimed in
honor of the council, however, Is not slls'
ngndel. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-24

To The WAeelin0 Htelligsnotr!
The debate was opened by Col. Wilson,
followed BY Gen. Cot, one hour; Cohranc,
thrcc.fourlhs 0f an hour, and Duncan, one
hour; giving G. 10 minutes to close. The
attendance was large, the attention good.
and the result-Grery man 'rW rOte as he hdd
predetermined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-24

Tho African Diamonds.

The diamond fever ut Cape Good Hope
Is increasing. Extraordinary gems have
been discovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
THE rMpRrLLI eIRLs STRIKE.
The strikers about 10 Form q Protective
Unisn. which the other Labor Cnisns
mny sustain with Pecuntnry Aid.

The strikers about TO Form q Preteetive
rnisn. which the other Labor Unions
mny sustain with Pecuninry AID.
The girls and women who work on umbrellas
and parasols 10 this city. numbering nearly 1900.
have been o week on strike against an attempt to
reduce their wages. The employing bouses are ,s
follows: A. X. a N Davis. sos Broadway; Enis,
Knapp & Co, ~ Walker street Dow q Fisk, W
Franklin street: Bennett . Potter. IS Walker
street; Hall Black & Co. rs Walker street; Simon
Thetcr, sc Leonard street schioss Bros $50 Broad.
way; George J. BIRD & Co, ~ Warren street BAN.
berger & Oppenhcimer, Gs Reads street Leavitt s
Bacon 20 Walker street and Charles l.. Rabitte, %
Lispsnsrd street.
The work upon which the women are employed
10 sewing the cotton silk upon the frame. On cot.
ton umbrellas two feet long. they have received GS
cents and three quarters OF hour are required for
the work For large umbrella, nearly three feet
long, ~ eeuts has been paid. aud for elk umbrellas
and parssol-, higher prices have been allowed IN
proportion on account of the greater niccty OF the
work A preparation of over month is required
for the cjmmouest work. and throe or four months
time Is needed for proficiency IN the more skilled
branches. Work /. iivey only four months OF the
year. when an average Of tsa woek 10 earned. Al
other times, wotk averages scarcely o..
DMr. Nels n W Young took the chair last night.
aud COMMITTEES Of two were appointed for each
shop who should today ascertain which OF the
girls connected With It would join thc Union to be
formed, aud which OF them would not II was
proposed BY Mr. Peneer, Of the Knights of ST. Girls.
pin. that all tho Union girls working An shop
should ess.e work. in esss any one was Introduced
there who would not be Q mcmber, ana work &C
cordnz to the aeaie laid down. Mr.. Feneer in
for the psrormsncs Of equal work, said he did no,
mean the right TO vote. Tsere was here Q general
laaxh. and erie- Of g" wish we could"
The meeting adjourned until Saturday, when the
Commlttets Will report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
THE seD REGIMENT BALL.
superb Picture on the stsgc-Giancc at the
-EntertaininG the Prevtdence
soidiers-Preseutattou.

superb Picture on the stage-Gin nco at tho
Ceiebrities-E -EntertnininG the Prevideuce
soidiers-Preseutatton.
The long talked Of and hooked for reception aud
ball OF the Twenty second Regiment took place 10
the Academy OF Music last evening. Despite the
storm the Academy was crowded The decorations
consisted OF absndfome landscape view placed ct
the end OF the stage, in front OF which were two
field pieces, muskets stacked ana drums piled. Two
immense statues In armor held torches.
The members Of the Regiment appeared In their
handsome uniforms. The company was. in the
uuest sense. select and the occasion one to b. re.
membcred. To describe In adequate terms the Gle.
gance and brisncy Of the toilets OF the ladies' who
grSced be occasion would be utter in,pos,blity.
Looking down from tho boxes upon the thlcky
covered floor ofcivic military and handsome toilets
0 most cha rming spectacle was presented.
The National Guard. rs well as the Regular Any
and Navy, were well represented. During the
evening Committee Of the Providence Light 1nfan.
try, con-istirg Of Capt. G.. r. Dennis, Lieut 8. q.
Trippe, Sergt. x. II. Bullock. Corp. II. NJ Coombs,
and Private H. II. Fenner prsseniei the RegimcAt
with handsomely framed set Of resolutions.
The Providence" men were we'll entertained
last fall BY this eommand. hence the present, Quite
large delegation Of the Infntry. besides the Com.
mittee, were present
Among the military notabics In attendance were
Gems. shaier. varian, BurTer, Ward. Posily. Sand
ford. Hall. yoedes, the Coils. OF all the city reg-
ments. Mayor Abraham o. Han and q number Of
49, - a-aa. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
srARKs FROM TINE TELEoRAPH.

The Kanss. Legislature protests agans, any re-
ductlon OF the army.
It's proposed to make = division OF the State OF
Missouri. the river to be the dividing line.
small pox Is raging among the indians on the
Marlas river. They are dying al the rate oil 5 per day
Eliza butcher, Benton, Illinois, committed sui
eide on Monday by shooting hersef through tho head
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations have
reported fAVorsbiy on the Nomination OF Minister
Tho Reconstruction Committee will report a uni.
courts,
D. " King, commission tobacco merchant. OF
Hartford having failed for toooo. Is TO be sued for
false pretcnces
The Connecticut Republican State Convtauon
ghrded as certain.
The onicer. OF the Port Jeru. Rank pronounce
the report OF the recovery OF $500 worth OF their
stolen bonds utterly false.
Tie Secretary Of the Interior decides that where
has asd Az wGSS & nns am claim for arrears
Daniel W. b. Marsh. tho late Democratic City
esssrST OF s ac hn, hSS6 arrested on tic
Massschusetl, Volunteer Regiment Associ'tion tooH
place ~ the BAy state House Worcester. last night
James o'Connell, aged eighteen years. was killed
Yesterday by buhg shot during n street ARRAY in
Boston Three person. are in custody on snspicion
A general order issued from the headquarters OF
the Army yesterday relieves from duty all retired
officers. aud allows them to proceed TO their homes
Frederick Bardcn, foreman in the Boston rolling
% snd dS sG aos s ,"r hLTs nes
apart,
one Jacobs, m old nan, living alone In a retired
epot halfa milo nom the village OF Stoughton was
murdered on sunday night Two hesrOes have been
arttted
Many persons IN New York and elsewhere have
tee swihdled BY n, advertisement OF u Yankee print
Ing PIess; .od hy H. h. fAlkner Co.. Of Providence
Tho urn Is spurious
The Binghsmpton Charter election was carried By
ss % si r. s0HssSs *. @ &
osnd date loT Aldermau
John Nolan aud Stephen Craghen, engaged on the
~ Pau bridge across 't MssHsirpi riyor feI from 40
eieyslot of one hnbdfed feet tie Ice On thciI way
dowb they struck the uu.Oei OtA temporary scsdold
whaa taGea up both we're alive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
THE NATHAN REvoLUIIoS.
Cessui PoIsen,'s Interview with Secretary
Pish The Provisiepai oeyerpsent OF
Hsyti Laying ~ Its War ships-tfak-
ing civil resitiers for Army O@cers.

wAssiSaios, Feb. s.-Mr. Arthur Folsom, the
Consul mot Minis,er) for the Provisional Govern
mcnt OF Hayu, at New York, has gone nom here 10
his post. lie and Mr.. DeImontc were deputcd By the
Sagst Covernmtn Mt to make known to the Govern.
IN ent Of tie United States the change OF Govern.
ment and rcstoraton Of peace 10 Hayti, and to &C.
suain, Mr. Fish OF the desire Of the Provisional Gov
erument TO continue to be friendly terms with the
United States. Mr.. Fish said that be was happy to
receive the dtputaton, and 10 learn that such were
the sentiments OF the Government which they rep
resented, but h. deslr:d 70 :: !ee,msd grcl .pe'
icet on whiol, be had received oheiai iniormstiou
relative TO the ntiss ou, Of war steamers bJ their
Government, which he hsd been assured were In
tended for the purpose Of aiding the Csbra party In
snetr designs sgsns President Bses, Of aan Domln.
formed. ss he had Informed iner suth Of the
proteetorots sssumtd BY the United States over the
Government Of President Baex
Mr.. Folsom was glad TO have " In his power to
sssure Mr.. Fish that the rumor was wholly untrue,
and that HE Government had no Intention OF srmng
vessels for any purpose whatever On the contrary,
they were laying up al their shps. and had paid OF
and discharged their crews before he len Portau.
Prince; and he further sssurec Mr.. Fish that, now
that San ave- the great obstacle to their pesce had
bysu removed. they did not intend to aid Csbrsl
any manner.
Mr. Foisom SAYS that II Ia the Intention OF his
Government to provide suitable civil positions Tor
tinguished themselves In the recent struggle, and
that the feeling OF the people s suongl, in oppos.
tion to any measures which might create either In
tcrnal or external difficulties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Ba,i OF the French Cooks,

Tho French cooks Of the leading city hotels
aud club houses have q benevolent orSHDi1atlon
which gives ball once year. Each cook prepares
for the supper choice dishes In his best
style, oTnamenied with all the grace OF bis fancy
The result IL repast rarely exceeded. with which
the wines and this coffee In perfect keeping.
These cooIs receive salaries Of nom t25o 10 $500
month, and are artists In tleir way Among them
last night hehl OF tho BreyoOrt Carroll OF the
81. Nicholas Ludn OF tile Metropolitan, Ferand
Of the Fifth avenue. Deh6a OF the Manhattan C1uh
and D,rdy OF the Union Club. Among the bOtol
proprie ora were Warren Leland OF the Actrotoll-
tan, George s. Leland OF the st Charles Burr OF the
Everett, and StetsOn OF the Astor. The ball
crowded, and overhowing with pretty French girls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
A FIkSD IRON THE sEI.
Atrocities on Shipboard-Ths IiverpeoI
Liner. Aaain In Court.

Atrocities on Shtpboard-Ths Itverpool
Liscr. Asain In Court.
The ship Ncphns. from Liverpool. arrived at
tts Iort the 5th inst. and Immediately eight OF
her crew preferred charges OF inhGmsn and cruel
treatment against she captain and nr.t and second
mates. This ship Is the mato OF the James Poster.
CaptAlH Pesbody. Of the Neptune. has heretofore
mad ehsrges Of cruelty preferred against him. A
general anidayt has been made By the eight seSmen
IN substance as fonoss:
James Brady; Wa BON IN Manchester, England,
ana am IS yssrs of axe shipped IN Liverpool Decem.
bcr - 81 tor AyoyAgr 70 New rork during the voy.
e Capt Peabody Put NE in irons, and whie 10 irons
foil Aslecp the captain found sssep and beat me
on the head with covhde he then put broomh lnde
under my knees and doublec up 80 tnat could not
move he then preked 10 in the back with . sword.
noes ho has besten mo several times with be-
laying pm
The second mate (Nolanl knocked me down With .
lamp, and shis down kicker with hts heavy
boots cutting my head and breaking my noee he beat
me several times while was the wheel. aud on
occasion struck me IN the face With oapatzn bar
compellcd me 20 lie over the pig pen, my feet
SIDE and my head on the other aide, In which position
vm kept about niteen minutes he then made nd
on M head about an bonr. my legs resting ag.ins,
the pen.
CAPT. Peabody stood BY when vrs pe,ns punished.
snd would tell the second mate when he had bestsu
enough.
OtLeT smdauts arc OF Ike tenor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
THE BUTCHERT IN HAvANA.
Csnss'-Cenerat-The N srdereA Meu New
Horkers-what Probably PrevekeA the
Assn ssius tiou.

Decls rastsu. Tcl.. asS.rs sns A..vse.-
C.....'n.' r.. rS..x.-x ~. ~
r~ ".r"orve Wv" w"
forkers-Whst Probably PrevekeA the
Assassiuation. .
UAvIxI Fab a Tho decIarafions ef Harry K
"
FOSTER, Hugh johnson. and Gardner Welis. TIE
Americans who were attacked In the street by an
,nLnor,n M, -.r. ,aI., ho,or. ~. Am.r,..,
,, u"Nnv"n "..' Wy "aen oe.o'e '"' n.'0'e
Conen'-ocnerni. They all sgree In quahping tue
assassination OF Isaac Greenwood as most inhumsn
an, u,,,on, ..,.. ,,o.uur,,s =. h,,.,.. ,o.,..
o ""o". ."uao ""o'u "es vu'''. ''''e
dsy, but to-day the body was eKhumed Tor Tue pur.
pose Of embalmIns IL Tho corpse In 10 be forwarded
A., - O..
W NC" tork'
Amer the assassin had shot Greenwood. mob A.
ssmb,ed and hogan 10 heat Greenwood and the two
'o"i"'e" "'' "Ns"' w "'"' O'e,' 100 500 W. ""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
LOSSES by FIRE.

Or. n. q. Moore's dwelling and barn, Nashua
sn partly burned yesterday Damage, sLoosi
insured.
Last evening. at 44s Breous street. originating o.
third floor. occupied by Lees 0ehian q Co. Tolai
damage 70 eli the tenants. eoo
TLcott Miners paper mill. known a. the
orauite Mils. In Tsieottyiie, Conn. vas burned %
Monday night Loss. $4,000 Insurance. sia.ooo.
Last evening q Ore was discovered on the arss
floor OF i6 Lrnenard street, occur,sd BY freedman q
Bro hair manufacturers. Damage, eioo.
In Bay City. mioh. yesterday morning innesous'
store and tin shop, Miller. Martin & Co.'S hardwsu
store. Jacob Mancharti grocery, and other buiia.
ipgs, were burned. Loss. $4,000. Insurance, e5 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
YICTORIA's SPEECH.
"shd Reform Measures for IreIaad-The
status Ot British CItizenship.

"ehu h'form Measures for Ireiaad-Tho
status Oi British CItizensbip.
LONDON, Feb. e.-'The second session OF the
A,sh'h Parliament was opened to-day by Royal Com
nn's'n composed OF the Lord Chancellor, tho Earl
spsof'y snd hlpon, Lord Sydney, and the Earl OF
.'''orough. A. Q o'clock the Commons were
~ oeSumohed to the bar OF the House Of Lords. Lord
''u' hen read the Queen's speech, as folowsi
bano I9- AsD GESTLEhKs; W. have u In command
1rd"oer Majesty again 70 invite you 10 resume your
MAJ, uhlie- and 10 exOress the regret OF Her
LsfSoy 'hather reeent.i ndspo-ition has prevented
htsntnn meeting you N person, a. II had been her
Interest ''e ~ perod OF fenarkaoie public
L.a'Ty sentiments are entertained In all Quarters
tofdlsi s country aud these icelilfs Her Majesty
Ton 49,. IVelprocatss, There IN n grow NJ d, ,spOsl.
nt, sius nations 10 resort 10 the good onices OF
soc. s,rs ~ cases OF international difference The
"'l sp'nt In which several such ea.ss have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Personal INTELLIoENCk.

Mrs. Amelia Hobbies has been elected q Justice OF
tho Peace for Jersey Landing township Jersey county
Illinois.
The British ship Monarch has received orders 10
sail direct for Portsmouth. England.
Can't. CoInmerell aud other British onicers dined
with Prince Arthur in Boston on Mon lay evening.
Thomas Conway, the boy 7 years Of age, aud
wcighng 10 pounds has died OF su1ocation superin
duccd oy severe cold
The Hon. Asher 4. Mills, formerly OF the disrepu.
table Knsrh Times has been elected Secretary OF the
Hercules Life Assurance Company
1t Ia said that Gen. Doyle, Governor OF Nova sco
TIA, IA TO be TO Montreal Comma lin Chief
Dr. Tupper may succeed him As Governor.
In the Missouri House q proposition that colorcd
children should have the privilege OF attending the
same schools with white cliildren. was defeated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
PHOTOGRAPHS BY sun KEPORrERs.
The Hsbsas Corpus Dossn't Reach tho Ir-
wing House.

Mr.. Stephens, formerly a Revenue Inspector
In the Thirty second District, wss arrested in ST.
Louis under . warrant from Judge Blstohford.
chsrging that lie had detrauded the Government hy
making false returns OF measurement Of whlskey nj
the time OF its removal from bonded warehouses
lie was brought to this city by Onlcer Tnpley, and
locked up for two days In the Irving House. At
length he was taken before Commissoner Belts ard
held In $500 bail for examination. The argument
was to have been heard yesterday, but It was again
postponed Mr. Stephens and his friends ernpisli.
caly deny that "he had decamped to ~. Louis
He says that the fac, ol his arrest was kept quiet
not by himself but by the of1esl who caused IT, be
he prove that the charges preferred against
HIM are Kroundless.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
RAILROAD ACCIDEyTs.

One Mccormick a brakeman reading In Chester,
Orange county tell from tran No 1881 Eastern d.
west oi sunorns. ile Wss run over by tran follow.
Ing aud killed..
Central Pacific Railroad boardln house car
caught nre 10 Hue Greek staIiOn the lat inst ffO
sparks nom passing locomotive Joseph Rulk ercAped
with serious burns IN nude condition lie had TO ALI
two miles to reach AhubtOa and hl leet froHon
Ha died on SUNDAY lA,t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09

At about A. 81, on Monday morning, VIM,
scanlon, o shoemaker, residing at 023 First avenue,
was found dragging the dead body Of lis daughter,
aged II, around the room. lie was drunk, and an
onieer was called to arrest him. lie WAS locked up,
and Capt, Ihorne, hearing OF the circumstances,
went personally to the place, and found on two chairs
the daughters body, la . corner was the poor
mother, almost unable TO gasp from exhaustion.
The CAPTAIN took N the situation at once, and pac
ing q note In the poor womsn's hand. informed her
that he would have her daughter properly buried,
This promise he faithfully kept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
hours OF LEISURE.

The French Republican. of this city have a ban
Quct on the sd Inst
The Rev. DIR. Dowling dscoursed on matrImony
iaSt night IN the Detean nsptht Church,
The John Murry alderman Association OF the
Fincenth Ward, last evening made ArTHngemcns for q
grand INVITATION hoP al Niblos Gardon on ths gsh inst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
A JerrcN Drademnnn

ElVra urossman, a prePOssessing and rather
pretty white girl Ofis years OF age and n ma i've Of
Germany was arrested IN q caBpi boat in Newark
YESTERDAY, iu compsny with Amos Staekhoups, q
coored msn, whose VIE Is confined In jail on a
arge OF adu try. They were taken TO the police
station, where they were locked uD ON 4 charge on
iornicaron. The charge was made by Charles
fheier. slepfLt'er OF the girl They made consider.
abo resistance to the ofncers anu some force Nls
necessary 10 effect their arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
NEW JERSEY,

The corner. stone for the synagogue OF the Conrro
e.ton bnAi AbtuhAm on Bank street. Now ark Is 70 bs
laid this afternoon.
Med. Campbell, 4 Newark mechanic, hss pro-
pared drawings and spec hcatlons OF bridge whoa
may he thrown across the English Chann-i the Esss
River, or any extraordinary length 70 be oriiged 10
10 supposed 10 be self suI porting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
The Doctor who Disiph.ri,ed hi. Relatives.

Dr. Lee was again called yesterday as a witness
In behulf Of the contestants OF the will. lie testified
that lie had read the testimony taken before the
Surrogate, or at least those portions bearing upon
the sanity insanity OF the fate Dr. Carlton Gales
and what he had read tended 10 confirm his own
convictions that the deceased pnisician was insane
al the time and previous 10 making lis VIII. The
testimony on both sides was closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Co,ored eIau'. ,Iasuauimi,y.

The Virginia House, by l0s to 10, adopted reso.
lutions yesterday asking Congress TO remove all po.
iileal disabilities from the people OF Virginia. The
cOlOied members voted for the resolution the mega
tvcs beng the white members VI Che cktrcms lac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
AirLin. Hence 40 wo.h,.o,.n.

WAsnISGroS. Feb. s.-The House Committee
on Rod, ,Ed canals day agreed TO report favor,
fiom Washington to New York Via anthracite coal
region VI bchuylkll Conuty, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09

CoScoRp, Fob. 5,-The Labor Reform Party
are TO open their campaign in New Hampshire next
Tuesday bY speech at Concord nom 3. Flint
their candidate for th' OovernOrship. On Friday
tney WIN publish campaign paper Of nfteen thou
lowed by others They claim at least eight thousand
votes In the State This will defeat an eieolion of
Governor by the people -spd throw 1t In the Legis-
elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Now Routs 10 Lake Mahopnc.

The construction Of the proposed new railroad
from this city to Brewsers. Putnam county, in thls
State. TO connect At that point with the Boston,
Hartford and ErIe Railroad, and thus form u new
route TO Boston, Is to be begun neIi week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
LITEST LiBOR NEHS

sixteen bricklayers working for Mr. Patk Carbon
on hat factory In President street brooklyn struck
on hondS! against reduction OF their wages
Two hundred street laborers In Hudson city,
y sIubk YESTERDAY because they were not allow I'd
ohc hour iol dinner, The Contractor Yielded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09

BosroS. Feb. 8.-JOhn Jacobs who vas found
dead IN StuughlOn, was 6S yeurs of agr, and had
charge Of a farm owned by an elderly woman named
Hannah Bird, and lived in the house will her, VII.
ham White md wife, and man named Phhlips all
colored are under arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
OBTTUARY

The Rev David Dyer. many years City Missionary
OF Albany died suddenly oi heart dsease yesterday
Mr.. Matthew ID Greene died on Monday nixht at
l0 Thompson street. Mr.. q. was HAroor Master In
iSs-6 and was many Year, prominent politician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Wilson Industrial school and Mission.

The Managers Of the Wilson Industrial School
require t22'Gii TO complete the payment on their
building and render II suitable for the school nnd
mission work Good citizens are invited to con.
slider tho fact that tS0 annually will supTly daily
diuber and comfortable clothing tor Two children a
year,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09

Resolutions instructins the New Jersey Sens.
tors and kepres, natives N Congress to urge the
Government 10 intelcede with Greut Britain iOr the
Liberation Of Irish polLcrl prisoners werc adopted
In The New Jersey Assembly yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
Murderer sentenced.

G,LvEsrcS, Texas. Feb. 8--Leroy Colton vas
10 day convicted Of tho murder Of Mayor LCchinar
IN this city last April. He has beeu sentenced ~ be
hAnggd ou tho 9Th Of April heIk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09
TIE Exrssr or IHK sroRn
Buryins n Drunkard'. Daushrrr.

The storm extended to Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-09

In Newark travel on the street railroads was par.
TALLY suspeu ded durlng the day, aud OF the
lines entirely suspended in the evening. In toe
suburbs the roads were blocknded, and In some
places impossible. About eight inches OF snow had
hlen up TO II O'Clock last night
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-30
n,Hrs is No HUaBUG!

rrGls IS No HUMBUGl
5sasa Bysending 35 cents
with age. height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive, by return m mail,.a correct picture
of your future husband or wife, with name
and daiesofs marriage. Address W, FOX,
PO. Drawer No. "a. Fultonville, My. ag2w4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-30

N7ANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
wv SHUTTLE SRWING MACHINE Price
S25. 1t makes the Lock Stitch" (alike on
both sides) and is the only licensed UNDER
feed shuttle machine sold for less than $50.
Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson. Grover 3 Ba:
ker and Singer & Co. Allother underfsed
shuttle machines sold for less than $50 ard
infringements, and the seller and user liabls
to prosecution. Address JOHNSON, CLARK \
Co.. Boston, Mass, pittsburg, Pa, Chicago
H., or st, Louis, No, jy5ma,