, 1870-05-23

County, has Just died. He had passed through
eighteen years OF sunshine and ahadov. T&a
Winchester GqseM sires him half column d
-Henry Ward Beecher has declined, on &c.
count Of other engagements, to be present ut
the semi- centennial celebration, on the 7th oi
June, OF the founding OF Indianapolis, Il
which city he spent several years Of his earlie,
The Kokomo Tribune Of the 10Th says
to u Miss Osborn: She got acquainted with q
Mr.. Danford and liked him. Tho latter aud
tho young lady were engaged. and the fact bo-
came known. Dissinger then vrote the young
lady very mean letter, charging her Witt
diag1aceful conduct. This 1etter was shown
it. The parties ali lived several miles
northwest Of this city and very near tho Class
County line On list Sunday evening the
young men raet and high words ensued Fl
nally Diainger drew revolver winch Darford
took hway from him. AfterMard he took q
demonstrations Of Disinger that Dahford
struck him. He has a crippled hand That; fur
niahes very hard and pointed fist. So strong
was the stroke that Disinge1's skull was broken
IN, and he died. almost Immediately. The
case vii come before tho grand Jury next
week" ,..,. -
a hotel bell-boT in Detroit proves to be- q
girl She has worked op q canal as driver. on
= steamer as cook, and in q chair factory, with
out her sex being discovered. She wears her
hair "ahinGled," can smoke, sometimes
drinks, aud says that when aho gets very mad
she can swear, too. T..
From . pamphlet just issued BY q: e.
bingham, Agent for the Michigan State pris-
on, .1Ha no tske ;5se TIE ffo;;l!owing; :!
vent into effect March i, lsa7, since which tine
eight persona hare been scntenccd under it,
nfty-tWo males and slx females The statistics Of
ne Prison show slight decrease In tho number
OF commitments for murder, since the law went
Into operation In 1850 md In 1853 there were no
conY1ets for murder at al1 OF these solitary CON
new Trial, and rcconyicted; four Terc pardoncd. "a
TWO haFc escaped, and four hare been cpnuuteG
1lom 1l. sotttar5 confinement to Imprisonment for
been pazdoned; ONO escaped, and ono Is now In
prison; leaving as solitary confinement con
these 1Sw f%en,vnninep p'sen TT sTentyn.nc n: ot
hard labor under the power given the 1nsnectors
70 set them at WORK by tho act or 1s6l OF tbs i've
nrse were clearly insane and one Of the others Is
n 1855 as to whose sanity there arc many tioubts
These convtcts, sent to prison for murder, have,
nafs M Rs nms fhey sReend end IN solitary
By the chaplain Mhcn desired. They are visited
daily By an on!cer Of the prison, frequently
thef cells. These are fteen feet ionr e,rht fect ~
wide, and ten feet high, with s,uall window Set
nlgh IN the walls, giving sufficient Light Tor read-
The Detroit Tribune says: Immigration TO
Duluth lad better cease for the present Hur-
dIeds Of mechanics are walking its streets un-
able to get work and without uaeans to yet
away TIE only alternative they have is Ito
mount pick and shovel and go to work on tale
talk about big thiugs in the future in the sfnv
Of rolling mills, factories, shops, etc, and any
amount OF corner lots for sale at prices ridicli-
lously high, but when you come down to e1ist.
ing faces ,theEe arc nothing but great expeo-
tations' visible to the naked eye" ~
~ EATBAs, gl
There was great storm at Loaveu-
worth On the afternoon OF the 18th. The
streets were flooded with water, which poured
Oh perfectly regardless Of the fornoAlity Of
going through sewers. Fourth street, in par-
ticulaE, WAS covered With one mnss oI water,
which swept everything before it. II caught i
wood rnoe and bore It to Cherokee street, wher6
the property was saved- A piece of timber,
Six inches square and fifteen feet long went
Hhirling down the bosom Of the temporary
river. Delaware street, from Third to Fourth,
beng nearly level, WAS covered deeper than
any other part. Tho sidewalks near Fourth
street were covered. The water poured into
Paul Dexter's saloon On the corner, and other
and when it receded; LAYER OF
mud and flth to the depth Of couple OF
inches covered the sidewalks for somp dis
lance. Considerable damage resulted from
defective roofs. :. -...- -. |
TIE TERRITORIES.
The Cheyenne LeaAer OF the 10th Gays: |
: Recent assays OF ores from the three most |
,romising Lodges yet discovered in the Stearns |
mining district show the most astonishing and |
gratifying results. The Three Sisters yield |
d $40 70 the ton, with trace Of gold. Tho
Frederick ledge showed T. yield Of SEQ and |
s24 in sj1rer fn fhn fnn Tha TirprmnyaI ia