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, 1870-02-10
Truup1nnun's struggles with the
Execu1ioreT Nnu G0tlLpttnta

TaIr4aris Ns1stnoe-, Of Psr!s. Q! 1sauas} q,
vrcrs The very lAtes, nnnesis OF life OF rae cul-
at1tr Ttacpnaan, With hls cond1cs al 1ae g1iIlo>
wper tle prisoner ", getting re.dy TO Iesye h,s
secret police, ssred him hsd be no:hlng 10 con.
re'e. u AGED, "tsid The prisoner, "b0: never
rsi acconrl;ces :" .Yes:. ee:tslnl5 hsd.''
avn ron taCe tee1 :" i" 80" pas tae acs .er.
eor { OF ire }oor1a!s state iaa. By sudden
no'eDen, 81 ;,s ,aoaft,n ~ ns s:aa nsHptea 4
escape fun Tie tol1 OF .te execa1o6efs :
sstntsEt, ard thaS l. repaired tbs strength
Of the latter. who're c&nd Wss bl:en-
The Gazette t<s IT1tHEduz 9lyea the foloT1nK Sc
conpt # lie itc.dc1s: II. 1As ihen tha:, IA sht
E:.strce Of II .sey!tabl: AID IN MEDIATE dest1,
Nf terror. o. ne:rg stretched on the slide ae 1fst
made \ eonSu.a1ye Eo1eCent Of h!s aead and
ccof to ale right; OF beng forced back toTatds
tsc tG1et.c he lc2Ge plunge IorKaId atd etdeAF.
fyee 10 set h.S r.Got fh0l:tei Ito tae a5ef-afe
r. 4 wefc, .n,a great criminal c!org despess:elY
.he le1t.b.e fate shls awaited him Tne e1ecu-
.jo1 u, natlrs by uslu force broe1nt oack toe
et.-.ntl !t.n tee p!o7eE p-ntloa, t1e npots "a.
re1< wzs axtd On h1s necs, nne Eonenf N;ei
TIE h3.d< ge!.''
ne Drott ssys: "At 1ye pscea dts:aoce, N the
dt3:re ae1trE the ct1n:1 81 ION the atasitanA q
tre extcctoner. AZ 1ae lsst Home1I iIaaP@aaMn +
.:teurted desperate effort 1ud Esissed nl11t1
rsoleLir 10 1Es E.f. oui beltE pushed osck q
ole Ct the 2tte EdaEtA he Eaae 1uh2e 70 t1t
t4t:, ard ore ct bis gttriaers vas for moment
eceasrd n The e:1eo.as ssetEcre Se.snsd tor ~
| teck. The poEel!ul nacd OF the e1ecutlepe1
lc1ctd Elm back ron the sndpx paoe!. and to
nt1t Instant = dp1i tb1d Aalou1ced That tat
cr:Ee CT P1nttn TAs e. 1p.Ated-'
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870
rpu1EkrS OF The Hsttt4 taieeae-

PAGE /.
..nr Fifteenth Autndnent HAaaeas
,.r,lTeperr Dret.icn: The kefe on tne
1ss Tes wn<,. ssrsssl.:,; sT ~ HsW T.ssas ssr
H.d. ycses CIT Efcn5a-
ya,s1,cAl AND FEEsoSAL
.nrtxa,,r.r 3fIfLoH DtsrIlI.
1,1r w1J1: saza... Of :he HcFs, Domestic aud
,,,~s7rrr71osn Cos<sfEox.
s4A7r Lxn1tIa7rHIa.
AsssELLAsEota
r.rx .yn G GtppHI: Let.kf iruu ~Rut.a:" Corn snd
not,.o Cr.usr; Ax.1eu1fursl News; Gu Linz
rr,ou: American Dairy Frotpcets: s1t Besrin.
T.rts: Bo~k.FArrai1e; Cent? f2tcpla Ax'tenisufA
SxhtS+ r,,., ,..
ucutu n !. Srtttxfcld- .--
7Hx WEST: Bakers Battle At AoHtan.: Attc1npted
A,.s,st .ttsa u Dr. TAseut. United ssates 1sscs'
eyr atC:.h
TEE eEx 1AlIIF: Lax o. As+.e4es oa "h1eo ouoes
7ur t,,D WuElp: On. londcn Letter: Nj, Bright
.nd Protection; CorcIiou ut France; Woman
SUD, ,ee in England: Esaisssdan-
FOREIGN tscss1F.
JHx Ha1111 OF GcAExA1o: Details ol the spanlsn
Atu.ys Eesr4t ~ be Cupsus
fn1c 3.
trxxAs1. New Publications, psatA Webste1ss Lie;
Ml.trlI4uccul; Not N tie DeuonAIJ.
pos1Rs: jim: Shos tty.
WuxAs's KIaHTz: Meetipf CT tne A'soe1*uou AZ
ep51rSeia: Hszsos. Of the Movement ia ltitn'ia
F.m,ir Lee1urr17; Arns Dsekinton: Olive LcFan
Ws..su - Attorneys; ortu1cn Of the Baprena'
Uourt Gu Mn Bratwrlrs Arpusstion-
rr,7- t1ru1so IN 1Ht YeAx4r1x.SAs1xf:W n. T.
e1yxsietce-
TEE FExx IEArrn Or TEE WET: sEeseaes ps
knCAtson and uthezs-
E1oxo PA4pls AND In HCnnB.
PRxr4
wAsH,sG1cx; Summary Of tho Weeks Eex1; De
tnss " Congress-; Army Nedoe,ion. Deessien
the susrrne Court OH the Leel!Ten6sE QaeAton
pIs.enttas o E4nions.
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,a,o1,o tts ,o,e,, three quarters Of u.le to ~

lstS ,<,,,, m N. ..,,r,,,
A,te1 nrlocr IN By the tine tue lille lei oTs.
t1husteo, .er chilled, aud nuu1rJ. h1d proaa1J
IN s1 1,1sse IL We 1sos q sns af1 @
rain stili ielt In tosrenta- Tha poor Children
akoke s.d s:1ugs!sd onwsEa: Ihe's s2aet1, X
Tps Stern Jia ses e;ear a~aJ oau! ressl,
O'Clock tr S.rds5 af:ttaoa?, rhe9 hlr t1ea
been 81 hours without tood, sul Tor ej hours 1t1
Suffered taE p.t'!es. beasltK Of 'n- eaa. wh-a
I,Sa. tetticG IN The. had Hcac5ed The rug .r.t
lcck. ct tne n ouEta!n From Hhere taey s;oud
.net eeu dise lie reaa Of u dxeIiaa They
1air, 1hei. Tcicsa ~t1e tpTue 10 INA ea|s ot A,s
Gooah. Only n,ia dt..suce- Sue tearine,i tnat
on that Rhs toe DIR lc:.y heard c.:lotea t+r.pg
On the mp1Gfa!n. The hr.t cfed "u1 &C ee..
a sectCu t'ue *he heard tnen the:f xeak vo,c.s
at 6nE "psps. papsQ" aod yet q thtrd time tploa,
psps, psps!' a. ber ho'hatd vas Gear, sne .a'd
LutEtt 2, GlEts AZ excuse tha. Rhc did Lo: k2.w
eny children rtre uNaug.
Tue to,s eneE p1epared ser taeir 6naI s:rugz!.
A1ec:p;ets e'ReIy tie hsRas were uesr them, SD
tie Eide cf rIe Eo1ntaln IVES Covered n. d hucs
t0clatis. With b.fetlIhk .e=t amt shfyesir pod.es
they Eo'e IN tie direction at RE lRatl Taa
t,Fet @ D.. seane "a; @ xefy eol': aemmsd IL b. Ins
dltd reos fIen 'ae EouutA iosi+ l.,,Is JunoT
istlasieep nIutr cover of rock. Hta uero:c
tn = vain effort 10 keep Tin warn. Warfcu c:osp-
ca ne tn pau to BIS bfea.r. and dtopped ss'e-p
st nss Lso1Ss1! '; ~ ,se1: Ware Artaosy 'ns eidest
iaoed ore bJ cpe, until, benunoel win cod, he
rrlIe d from the rcek AID dier.
such wns the fate or the Hyoocx'e chdrrn.
dyiLg w1iail ahu1dftd Ja1d+ u III: rosd, WIZ
II. q mite ol q comfortable nauttOH, and slta1a
Thirty EI.cs New Tctk cHg, A month elspse.i be-
fore t1eir boo.ss we're discovered. TneI pat-
eLis have isfefa'iy speat tbe:r last penny III
! sea1chlLg for their lost children. George WJale.
hsrd'y moolhfui OF brad IL h's hons. He had
epent over ucn,n ia aeAcoicg tor hts lite n"p-
hupf. Time ID els eate ~as EruiSy raone- The
p*cple Of pafeTsos aud W5noTf'e nave rtsed less
! ttRh 4 hnncrtt COLLARS Tot these poor peoote'
That will ha!ttJ suffice for t1c brutal Ct 1he:t
Ut al. "a Flletd ol tue Am c'ed" se.d5 do
! ttat nc Eaa aa.v 70 ns1e!- Alsoos4uo. fne d.
.ar has b Ell tof~a'dec 70 NJ. Wga,c. Stall tAt.
kG the U:iy Isspotse ttcM Ic1tst GeS u America:
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lacy recognized II Al onoo. "And Who WAS tas
Abel Who srote 20 no 30 often :" aaid tho far
Hr k1iah WOMAN. "Madsm," replied the func-
uoa NJ, "he vat . convict ii the dockysrdt"
1tero IL noN On exhibition IN LeIpl,c apsAk~
,tE uachtne. Inrented BY Fa5or, which Il !
ERttapece OF ar. II Is In initiation Of Nil the
paris of the tunaa orgArs Of s3eenn. exc e:oed 10
lnd,a-rubeer sud wood. 4 fey.boa.d, NE kn4t OF
ptsDn, p1A5eo ny so7nR LADY, pats tns paris IN
motor, while BY pedal hud bellows the required
air II sent 1hrprgn the wind. pipe. Tho sey.b,ard
has orlI fourteen fe1s, REPRESENTING III. aounu Of
so. u,t e, t.r.w,f, R.h, z, d, sn: tao other
Ecutds Of the a1phafet are prodnced tJ the auae
uoveHent. and lhe q" unisMnn OF more or Less ats
The sopuda Of n and are psoduerd by c:osipR
tho llp:. h and By 'prealaR tha tocgus ega.rst
TIE roof Of tbs mouth, &c The French naAl
soutes s1e produced By 4 separate contnvanc..
The latgnlEg. ssys the German Csasrol In,e:si.
geneer, uourds truly dtAooNcal, and very co1lch
| u the c1oHlnH Of rpns'eE.
The New Orsears F1e0yunx ttlla the story Of q
| EeutlcmAn who arrived theta = shoEt time since
tIom 2n Eastern city IN pursus OF h1s truant son
BIS Eea1ch asalled cot, and At last alonost IN des
J pair, the distressed father VA preparing 10 fe
| tuIu homet Wher one evening 1t the tneaye bs
| felt some ouea baud thrust Suddenly in;o h,
1 pocket Quick "a thought he grasped the i,tru
sive member, and wheeling arourd he me. Isce Il
| face hll ZOE. Detected In his crime the boz sut
fered hlu sell to BE- led arAy frou the c,ozd, aut
| tie next dsy. under the ln11eree Of An atfscto.
which vicious sasoctat:oos had not Succeeded
entirely e1nsAiu9, Consented TO return TO HI
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A New MtnipE Dla1fEc& In Ncva1a.
Cors1oEitaee Of Tie Chi 400 11iean
MhKaAI Hul- EIKo CorSfr.
<Kr rtnA Ian IL 1G.1

! LEFT the city Of CsseAao lass Fehtcsry. h1d
atsrck cut fnr the ncuntl!nA o& SevatA, Weeu
k151ytd 1t Calilr, = Sa#a Oh the Caotsal TAc.oc
Road, ssne so rlllcs belcnd OrceD, learned
that re ntctoK camp. called Mineral Hill. had
h,eu reep dtseoye.eo- I h2d heard what
eetued taee1orl scenunss Of lie T:cat csa 0: the
ore, SD Vas pfepAed to be disappointed when
zetehsd tie czup> On tIsptctin9 the ore ana The
letres. became canF1cced tta: III l>snas Dad been
sud IL re:eres &C 10 1se csrp II literally eossees
Tue MIeral Aini1E Co-pa1y, Austn Ledge
ceurany. Troy South Coups15, sad AevesN osn-
er. were taSirE cut oEt EnlIlnT over $40 per san.
Txea,7 OF .h,.s3 o&usr due ledRes have eeeo d,a.
co.tret xith,u the iatt tnree months, snoaR the
ost oro.utrenf Of which NAY be mentioned tue
List Ls.t, New Jeney, Aseentua, Grtnc 5nr-
Eli, Cole ard SoFnA1- a large quartz uNl ~sE
be erected 10 the cour1s OF ! rev coa;ha Which
vii /. great Aucnulds 10 the CAMP. a. Al pres
60. tie miren are obliged To ship The orc 10 Aul-
t1n. ...-.
TIE S.ar OF the Wess u An tc.rnetse ledge Jic.d-
,us dail,, even by tha work Of tFo uen, coaple
Of toas OF orc Wor1h 4+so - the ton II contains
sl.o r1en ve:r, twenty inches ttae- OF Fe17 Inc
tntuerAl, attAYlog 81 o3o p2r ton- Tal ra1J ectu
10 you incredible, boz reyett1eiess 1t u sect l
ss1,I seud you IN the cousee Of week tpee,ne1
Of this n1e orc. which Jeu cAn have aAsa5e1.
To: pIottc, Of silver from tpt5 camp viii be In
menke. asd viii rxQ7tc rnkuy 1oH.z ucl4 TO
Wotk the Gre.
TIE facility Of getting 10 the CAMP, coap1ed
win the tact Of the f1caret1 OF the orc aad ths
cra, g1ttu, Of II, Will doootles1 c1ale Glea: IN
rux cs capNsstss a.d itosrerA TMecsy'
nve miles ncith Ct tht1 district u
| ,roxne. utptnR csrao lately discovered. casied
| pa,;,tat pt,fisr. Thls IL cazp eiel!LS iA,f L
! bt cone very productive; tne mineral - nome
| whss etttsert - ehataclet frop that Of A1ne91
| nlu, tav:pz eozs:oesaale copper uidn'ed fasouss
1 II; II ssta,s ~ell, ho'eses. II hve1' i.a2'sa
| rev, rao Ia $50 asd t40o per toa. The ueselop-
.11 NJ he kryer u1lnn- this ytar viii aAuseasl j
-. ,,cr. ,ran touo.o wra. Is vaslsa- ycse, tnt
sseow ou.c uox ,ss trR the place Of sha onls al
az te.us ana ca1tJiDz tho n'Ier 70 "its'a sts"
rn,,en ., tscse s,eas s.Fer n'nsA. aoufs 9os,.
| A'As" - REG.
, 1870-02-10

The faral II ember Of tho Maine Leglsla-
ture who exclaimed:
"Mr Speaker, / an dtegusled with TIE Conduct
OF This House. This funera, at Portland IN sRonR
to be grtas Adstr; but when aee this House
tetellng and seesawtng IS II It dtdn't know lts
OWE mlnt, dectn1c trt.h Hr. Ttabody f7dAt
drtd."
Expressed. in somewhat Hibernian
manner, widespread feeling. Tho argu-
ment In the speakers mind presented itself
somewhat after this fashion: Ii Mr. Pea
bcdy were still alive there would hare been
10 Peabody funeral, and if there had been
no funeral there would have been 10 foolish
discussion about it. In his mental confu'
eion be lost sight Of the true character Of
the event in his disgust at sitsconscqueuces.
twill be with sense Of relief that many
people will read the announcement that
"the great philanthropists " remains have
ut last been inferred. Funeral ceremonies
extending over period of three months
wear out the patience Of the must heart~bro
ken nourner. Funeral ceremonies. uses
as pretext for useless speech-making, Joni
pleasure trips. "e1cursions down the har
Dor" (of Doston), and costly dinners at th
public expense, cannot be edIyiug to MAJ
I OF angel. Let us bo thankful that the dus
Of the distinguished banker has boen com
nitted to dust, and that his shade will n
longer haunt the newspapers.
, 1870-02-10
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEX r1oH.

Excluding the time OF the holiday ad-
journn.ent, the State Convention has been
in seasiou about siI weeks, aud the result
Of its labor is now rapidly taking shape.
Il is evident that all The delegates arc in
tent upon making good constitution, As
they understand it, and one which, will CON-
mend itself to the whole people. The alight
discord and ill-feeling which attended it,
organization have disappeared, and gentle
! men Of both sides have addressed them
selves to their work in very comnendabie
spi1.t. The meubels themselves feel sonae-
what annoyed that SO little work has been
completed, and they ask each other, with
some impatience, Why docs not the CONVEX
tion do something7 Yet there hiss been a
great deal Of work done. The eatirc con-
st,tution has been considered aud substau-
TALLY uatured in separate parts BY The COM
mittees. The reports Of these committees
are now coming up for action, and the con
vention is rapidly, md with very litht
controversy, disposing Of them
It is very easy to suy that the constitution
needed only few amendments to the judi
cial and Legislative departments, which, be
ing mnde in few weeks, the convention
could hare closed its labors by this time
But this is not true. The hand Of reform
in order to do its work at all
had to establish rev constlta
tiop, consistent in ell iss parts, No patch
} ing, no matter how skilfully performed
would meet the demands of the case. What
, ever suggestions nay hare been extended l.
, the convention to make constitniiun thu
2 would he voted dowa by the people, the
= have met with no acceptance OF counter
o ence from tho menbefs- They do not tai
: kindly to the suggestion, but have, one IN
y all, applied themselves faithfully to the
> duty, to make tic best constitution the
.. can, and 10 make It worthy the hearty al
Al provsl Of the people. We have no dou'
10 Tint such constitution will be produce
D. and that it viii bo acceptable to the who
+ | neon1e.
, 1870-02-10

-" =. ,-hosa
villa riots. oat-hoooe'oi's ~, ss.h hi.
arrest ~'enooe tes'ssa ~. lat ,e,aat French
n'e'oot.sa'.' .'sp'A, s:,..,;s,. .t;on xith tho
ptpets r. - - -. n.',:a1 e,d hts dstern1i-
heo pei'u.se .o,. r.d;c,l party. Jour
nAnon ~ ~ ,1, -srned = Tho Ministry agsinas
oallssa, w u,chefot had spaken of tho
unssas H. F,.urens might be his sueces-
oe's ~, ho eeeu,s to hsve prcfezrcd the
- ~ ,,srYicsdcs to that OF tho chanoefh.
:, ia b;ut-d that even be Is not on the OK
.1cne sy1t of she Opposition Dat that tnese
is still redder shade beyond.
Such men - % ana nis ,ssooltses H' .ae
lincL desceaoao'S o. .ne 1et1ol's.a u 'n'
last century, %nose ca'enosl lucy na,o ~ .o-
oeney aoop'ea" tne4f AUS wv a'@ 1..Ay'
oos i'eense.n' "H Akanss slae
measures ous .ne se'@u,e ~ ~. 0e. p'os -
rsopef-not e4aa' ,s1' go ~ 49,, 60
taense''es' esme'.o WV pA-
o' 1neu ni' ,aaa 'o N....ss ' =. ~ 49,
many oapes" p es..o
olegs o3 'oo p1'p1es e.-. .'v 49, ~ =. - .....
e'e'S N a'efs ''s. ~ ~. ;,
~no'" S'en. - aos = ~. - a., ~ hs..1s -
.uAt ~ ~ "..,ss H. .,.na. .um.aa ~
oOSa Va %oe @f
, 1870-02-10
The Eate OF the Lust Children OF
VY0UckRe.
From The .Netf YORK susA F. $

frtM fhk 4Sftt York SH3i4 Fsa =,
Joseph Wthlex three c.ndt6n LETT ncEs -
1sa1 ee6ek @ tue a,sssoa ot - Sen szt IN t:1is
otsr eau rile froa tne ho1se- TneJ ues: cn7
reached he nee .. nslfp1iss is liz CHILDREN
speLs an 1ocr IA cs1nesDs "n,;e ~ Iime ,hsI md
ptslil on tie ou:. snelt. " bJt.ts tae nnss have
been ns pass Tse ..,,sns ,,s III se;.1 '1oas a,,
,sfee ss1s 5se pIs;sa oS &:
thLlnz e ~. .,1th Itnsc: Ia 10 ,ae len ot hons.
%,aa n.S The -. 70 ssss n. qos 9ns
9sno 9s,a eI sSI "a the Cd a. c4dsa
sd sas ieisat tseS tasise as se
Il !as .S;ssr @ 4. ~ eD'i;e frGn tas soe e'1's s
tnSy W. % "a Inr hi:ItrJ tee, because $40 Old not
@ suox IL F.trst:or. she eattlg esnt!as.a M tas
.jstrtu rtr vita ,oe1f crte.. A: ao9o- oeiock
iae ie:rfr entered tho ~oods with fsrt.ro- Tne
DIP .na a:e.d, ISL OF rats drum lis slal:+ /:
| W. ce1:et5 ntt<f ste1 he te.aa ths hicEer1
| ttce tn c4nes Acoo'- The children bad 60: c
| for. tS- Irre \: ear ~ hour 4ad naH before.
| a.u were taer. dte1csec TO Ire sx1nt alazcasa
, 1870-02-10
Prince Arthur and q mob OF fceE
York Ladies'


On PRICE AfIhnrA E1tis 70 S:fwatss Rreat dry
Rcods a:c3e on 1hurac3y,is NAB Go She3 Win
lades. Most OF tteu., on 1eAI9fpg that tee royal
Tculh nsa te. fcot ID me bo'ldsrg, n.ne RFaud
ir8h {rr h1ra, surrounding HIN nn Al s1des and
N41jt II hln1 With bt1zen eGrouteI1 th1t *e
dc Eos :A.Lk AEtIicau unmec cspao.e e. II
1het tsd fcfco1teE 70 tlrfhs hcHtse1, the Prlnca
uan.i*kst d TER he hAd rot, for be 1nfned Ee1y
iet, and teened much confused pT tnS e1'raordi-
INti 10 be conpo.ed Of Indies, according 10
n:s tt1ic: Interpretation Ct Tie term s.eHArr,
char me WY through thts Gro I'd, 70 th4s ths
10, i siact cen!c pass On ht1 seas Of !nsoecsinn-
IL wsa followed By the c'oEd. ho*eter, aud
a. otht. c:aa rutn OF The er1cc1ess resnates, rne
c.kyl oLlf e:cce4 dl!g In represIlnE the tofooR
WITH teA1 Ct oiE1c1i;J. dresses were torn, hsir
Vas cata1tAcesd, AID aoEe ot the laaae. catpp ouf
u lie AESsRie IN ssa ttats Of dlapiaat:oa. /,
was nt'Arc5GlE ffetf-ote MosI d.sR1ac.tut tc
ctr cuec: ttcse u teen. tnteed, viz are SUP
tc~ed 10 ee RI Inc Eost intellectual c.aAa, and
Ehc cotkeqntnuy aao1lu 11o 4 better.
, 1870-02-10
TIE outstanding debt Of the State Of Till

Tie outstanding debt Of the Slate Of Till
nois, amounting, on Tho soth Of November
last, to IS, ,l24,995, WAS contracted before
the datc Of The Legal Tender act, and is
payable, under the recsut decision Of the
Supreme Court, principal and interest, in
geld. a portion Of it Isl, 1899 is due
in sterling bonds, and the interest on that
part bas always been paid in gold. Now
the whole of it will have to DO paid in coin.
, 1870-02-10
TIE GOLD DEBT OF CHICAGO.

Under the recent decision Of the 3D.
preme Court, denying the validity Of green-
backs As legal tender for debts contracted
prior to Feb1unry, 1867, all debts, State,
municipal, and private. bearing date before
thst time, and the interest thereon, and
falling due hereafter, viii hare to be paid
in gold.
From the reports Of the Comptroller ol
the city Of Chicago. made April i, lsse,
and April !, 1869, We find that, Of the deb
existing in 1869, there is yet unpaid th'
fo1{nwiup itAuos:
, 1870-02-10

The Dasl!r yat'en rrrs.l. the fo,1os.pr e p.,s.ze
fetEetn JOIN Ddstt std Frederick L1cAs !.
Nrt5 lEs y secsn Cathp.,c. Rr:sa: raj 70
t'u-: Wt14 Frederick. bow ooss tEao lie III new
'tssn nsoa c0r olo nJp:c1t55.' 'Its Gear tas@
IlEn II tEeQLttIttd tHu,'
, 1870-02-10
POLITICAL

Ttpe5s better to be Fni.sde!paia Alderman
,axn 1od,e ot tho supsene conrk Of Psantylss.
n'a. .......... .....-..-,
Rhehe ,.s.pa VII hereafter e!sct Fer meuss.
, 1870-02-10

crs.are Flourens, whose aourishes with
svorJ. pistol, and tongue opened the Belle
, 1870-02-10

Io1A A-.-.---..-...--'-s''.''-. -.'..'-''si'',.o
The pubic Will bo prepared 10 accept MF'
ChesbEoughs Recommendation rs TO the
necessity a1d ns to the propfetS Of these
works, as proposed
The present means Of supply,-that IS,
The pumping machinery,-maS be relied
upon to fE11lsh safely 10000, 600 gallons
daily when the new engine is not in use,
and, when it is, $1,000, 900 gallons. This
uains and distributing pipes now in use
caanot convey this water to all parts Of the
CITY in fact, many parts Of it fail to be
supplied at all during the daytime. The
dranght is greater in the daytime than at
night. reaching. during some hours, to the
rate Of e5,oo'o 'ooo gallons per o'y' 1aI
evil viii be partially femea4ed " an ~
c1eGse in ee.ta'n o1 tas ma; on', y
meet Tue rapid increase In demand, Ut
Cteshroush declares there must be dnpli-
cate pumping works on the West or soutt
Side, Il Ios both, with large connecting
Pipes
With respect to Tic need of an additiona
lake tunnel he is equally clear. The pres
ent tunIel hss m estimated capacity o
A,eoo'ooo gallons dsils, under heaa Q
eialteen feet; but this a1nonnt may be oe
eas'onens tetia'seo IN ICES nan .n1 Seaf,
iho cry 1oec u, w. T.t ~ nae..o ssaaa:. w. ss =
, 1870-02-10

It will be seen that tho city owes nearly
81, ,oO0, 900 debt contracted before the Le-
gal-Tender act WIS passed, and which will
hAye to BE- psla, st maturity, in gold. The
annual charge for interest on this debt
amounts to Sl93, 900, which viii, hereafter,
hars to be paid in coin. Ths other 3d.,
100000 Of city debt has been contracted
sincs tbs date Of the LegalTender act, aud
sscapes the gold obligation. Those ~he
hsyo received their interest, since 1867, II
currency, having made no formal protest.
have 10 cause Of acdon far the difference
batween the value Of that currency ant
min
, 1870-02-10
TIE CITY WATER SUPPLY.

A committee Of the Common Council,
The Board Of Public Works, and Nf. ohes-
h7ouRh, tho City Engineer, have all united,
after twelve months Investigation, IN rec
oumeudiuR an addition to the means OF
wa4er supply. It is gratifying to know that
the water works arc self-sustnining. The
water debt On the 1st Of April, 1869, stood
thus: ........
EoIcs beartrg6 per cent. ,o3o.oN
Bouds beat.rg per ceot................ 169aeoo
Since iAued, teat1rg Fer cent.......-- soo.ooo
Tut, WITT debt,.,,.............e,cn,eso 90 ,eso
Tbs animal interest upon this sutn ID
seol, 100. The income from water rents
for the year ending April l, 1869, was
ateo, ,687, or IN animal surplus Of S2lo, 900,
which will annually increase 1t is noW
proposed to expend $500, 600 more, in
c1easfng the ANIMAL chA1gs for interest to
Sso6, 100, which will leave surplus OF
SlI4, 600 Annually, not including the In
crease in the aggregate Of rents.
With this additional million aud he0 OF
dollazs 1t is proposed to extend tho present
tunnel from the wells to point on the
South Branch south Of Tweuty>secone
street and west Of Halsted street-a dis
taaee of 1890 fest. It is also pzo2oset
to construct another lake tunnel from th,
present Glib to the present water works
/, is also proposed to enlarge the pressn'
ci7cuitot 1Nains from Wahssh avenue nlop1
Thiny-f1si, Main, and Reuben. Streets Al
far north as Twelfth street, in order to sent
supply roSthward aud southwark. III,
cost of these works Is thus divided:
ExtG1 tlon Of ssveu-tees tnlue1 ees:Eerd tc1l,a &
StE ppup.tE OILS, tGlne houAs, ETC.. 3op q