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The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ANOTHER RAILROAD AccIu:xr.
Long Island Railroad Employe Killed by a
Flushing Train.

Flushing Train.
Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock Brien
Tiemoney, braxesman on o Long Island cons,ruc
tion train laying a. winned struck and killed BY
passing train at that place In the following man
ner:He, with some other OF the train hands, white.
tnsr @ ,lAn was awaiung tae afriVai OF tne guar .
the East on side track, went iuto the
Flushing depot aud hearing whistle,
which they supposed was their expected train they
rushed out anu, IN attempting to cross the track,
Temoney was struck by the locomotive ol the Flush
ing tram, which was approaching and winch proved
TO be the one which whtsted. He was thrown by
the pilot OF the engine under the platform OF the
depot When taken out ne was insensible and lived
but few hours IL u thought that in jumping from
the platform he must nave stumbled, as 1t Is very
high, and been unable to recover himself before he
was struck.
The unfortunate man lived at woodsde and
leaves q wife and number or children 10 mourn
hs loss.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ENBEzzLtMsNT IN BaoaDWAf.

young man named Robert McCline, employed
for some years at the office OF the NdnlUdct,uers'
Rerte,o and Industrial american, AZ Broadway,
was arrested on Saturday and brought before JUS
tice Downing for examination yesterday, at the
Tombs examination room. The charge upon which
the prosecution rested their case broke down In
consequence OF the inability OF the witness to den-
tify McCiine when placed with other prisoners In
the court yard OF the Tombs. McCiine is, however,
beld, ~ (prther evidence OF his gVLt " promised.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
ffIlEnrH AMENpMeNI JUBILEE.

The coored people Of Paterson, N. j., had parade
yesterday afternoon through the principal streets, in
the face OF the driving storm. In the evening
jubilee meeting was held In the Wigwam, when
speeches were made by several parties OF botn
coiors. Negroes voted at some OF the primary meet
ings held In PATERSON on Friday night-aemocrauo
meetings at that.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

THE SrATg TAX OF MAssACHUsKrrs.-ft is report
cd that the Finance Commiuee Of the Massachusetts
Legislature have agreed TO recommend u tax OF
S3,600,00o This ~ the largest tax out one ever
levied In The State. Ia 1896 the tax was $4,000 ooO
in 1867, $1,000 900; In 1888. 81 nn ooo aBa iS6p
$2,600,0o0 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-20

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall, August /, 1870.

City h3l, August !, 1870. }
The taxpayers whose names ap-
pear in the following list, will
please take notice that this publ
cation for thirty days constitutes a
Judgment against them.
All bills paid at this Office before
the 'thirty-frst of August, will be
charged seventy-five cents for ad,
vertising. After that date ! will
proceed with strict impartiality 10
collect the bills remaining unpaid,
in such manner as will bring into
the treasury the largest sum in the
shortest time.
The charter gives me extraor.
binary power, and justice to prompt
paying taxpayers requires that !
should exercise it. -
JOHN S. WALTON,
Administrator of Finance.
, 1870-04-11

tty in earlier life appears clearly in his
statement, and may detr.ct somewhat by
.its asgumsntati1e zeal, from its impartial
isy, a historic testimony. II his assertion
be tue, however, that Mr. Lincoln at one
time wrote a'teatise asainst the claims of
Christianity to be regarded rs a divine re-
igion, and thAt this treatise would have
been published but for the zeal of friend,
who burned it to prevent the publication,
it is evident that Mr.. Lincoln.s Bkep-
tlcism was then OF a. far more
positive character than any views
which he could have entertained after ho
became prominent, and especially during
his public career as q political orator: and
as President. Whatever honesty of spirit
dictated the unpopular utterances by which
in his earlier life ho placed himseH in
avowed antagonism to revealed religion,
must also be accredited the many utter
ances which, during his Presidential career,
showed that he regarded the great isaues
and events in which he waa taking part with
religions seriousness, and fully believed the
special interpoaitionso Providence, and, in
its corollay, the efficacy Of prayer. His
request TO his Springfield neighbora, at part
ing with them, to pray fos him, WAS not ths
language Of man who ~as At that time IN
avowed and active opponent Of religion
His earlier views soem to have undergone
considerable change in his maturer years.
, 1870-04-11
TIE KU.KLVX IN ALABAMA.
Murder OF n Lawyer at EutAW
H.rrrrS TnursT.

Green County.
rue mate the following extrsct from = p,trate
1cttrr .r+t7c h, thc ap-n. at llfe inErancr com.
nsnx tn,s IT., =, ~ 80 d.,s -, M,-tor a,,nsr,,
,ea W. 49, ~ - - ..r,o1o1z
aPs, Nv, ksus sus ~ ~ ~ 49,, "a =. ~ e. ~.
nusoel !. .e* oass oe4ott " ta'o VI h"~h''@
a. Eu's~l' -.. 49,
"On tho erepipg Of the 31st (Alarcho, about
hAtf-paseJf o'clock, the hotel where vas
A.opFne iA" &e4sol y, y 80 '1s4soo =, D"444
o1 the Celebrated h"-hm1, some .n1tts OK
forty In number, deSuised ~ Indians, who
took possession Of the house, putting every
pcraon xho WA visible under Tie uupz2les OF
the;, fr,n, and r,.to,. and naromm,n3inc e;1enca
u os"e- AAof nc" 'ooA Ao sAe3 foo'
, 1870-04-11

tAS LHN444V AfH2$ .SfxV7 -AE1A !.
After the admission Of Miss Batkaloo ut St.
Louis, We w1ote to Judge knight, sent him
COPS Of the opinion Of The Suprrme Court Of
IEnois, delivered by Judge 1Arrence, md re-
auested him to give his opinion for pubHca-
hon IN the Leqol Hrcs upon the light OF
women u be admitted to the bar IN Missouri
We did this solely for the purpose Of placing
before our readers the 1A* Of Missouri upon
this tntiect. and did not, "a some Of the St,
IIouia papers h1ye s,id, Enake application to bo
admitted in that State because the law would
not klow = woman to b admitted in Ninnis.
We assure our St 1onts friends that we mean
to Be admitted in nlinoia, aud th1t. too. With
ont the aid OF diroTe on dedth- Tbs following
Is ''os' A0's as7. ioru, March 81. 1870.
aH,ru BradsetU: MINK: Your favor Of
tho 26th came duly to hand hasten, 1t the
earliest moment Of leisure. to aeknosledge the
same, knd, In brief, TO sAy that Mss Bafkaloo
was sdmitted to tho hsf by ma because she
pseecd tho required examination u to attain
ments, and know Of no law excluding N un-
married woman f1ompEse:-idoF the profession
!" You SAY sou wore denied admission on
tie broad gzuund that 5uu ~ere upman-'
le&d to ouch conclusion. The proceedings
ypu :cfer to have not come to hand, bot sup
pose they must hare been based upon the
cound that you were married tcorean' and
rudcr eosezt1rr- I have not As yet examined
or raesed upon the question OF admitting !
married wouAn- When l have had occasion
to do 80, shall hAve no objection to acesie
10 vpur request rntl then, prefer not to
give publicity to my views on that branch
of the subject vosJ respectfully your,
~. 4. ks1onr.~
, 1870-04-11

uiIl no longer b ranked among The ln1nl'oe
but Tho necqasitiss Of the tablo. Tho manage
uent Of tho honey.bee Is becoming better IN
derstocd tom year to year. Hives cost too
much - yet, but The ehoney-emptying machines
arc now sold 1t e10.
wHTKRy PoNoLodrsr.
The second number OF this monthly ia at
hand. II hails from DesMoines, Iowa, os
Marx Miller, 1t 81. Mr.. AiIlera long o1pef1.
euce in Wisconsin and Iowa ought to Be of
y,lue, and 10 doubt he will mako tho Western
Puao1ogiss very acceptable journal
R1t3aA
, 1870-04-11
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

NEW FoKr. April 0.-The steamer IIen.v
chaunfey brings Panama dates to Ap.a1.
ratI:t California
Aiy.ces tsum the narten expedition are March
g, from Caledonia bay. Several En!les OF tuland
had keen explored Int no low elesut1ou3 al iAu,s
were discovered. and the expedition consequently
hal accomplished nothing Mot. Eai>or.rs wen.
being obtained st AsntnwalL The Sipsc ami
guard we're in Caledonia Ua!.
South American neTa t9 nniMppTta1t Chilli f4
sending sruops to ltpost. the selfappolnte.l King
IN AErxe2nla. and It - thought big battle win
ensut, az some s,e"o Indians will oppose them
creaainE, the deaths averaging only forty PER lay
New foRE, april "a letter frum the DaEscn
expedition, datsd Caledonia Bay, 18Th uit, sts.es
hay we're assured shat they would not he moieste.f
and their friendship secuFeI Washington RlTer
was explored a mile from It's mouth, when IL.
and returned, hut Il Is. ,iec.ssts e Commence he
surrey about 800 yards from the mouth Of this
Etser. subsequently Captain selfr!,lge, accnuua-
slsa y 9taeF ra7 9ce 3 a1s so3y;t
reach the head waters Of the Sayanna River. mi
returned on the Sd Of March. They passe.i over
leuteaaat Steafns' route for considerable dis
the last Of the Tangr sf Cord,Ilerasthat ,ty14 th
Caribbean Sea from the Pacinc slope, ha1l an fu-
te1view with an Indian Chief, and then returnarL
II Was successful reconnaissance, demonstrating
that cAedonts River has arise Of nftT tees II the
mountain spuls, snd between that potat nnf
sucaoH Rifer, on the Pacific slope, there |. but
one ant! one-half niles Of higher eleraton 1t ts
aa' tss oefwsen th. s exs a' ans
sucubn Rivers Is not more Than $50
feet Pack mules have been sent for u Curhs-
Of tie mountain passes, hut the wurk l. sluw,
owing 10 tht dense uh.ltrErowth. The expedition
ie healthy. The Indians are friendly. bot 1t il na
esn1 passes will ssson he examined by Selfrdcr
and all are sargutne OF suceesa-
, 1870-04-11

THK nS.rY on LEAD.
petjttonsto aisilsh The tjutr on t.a1 vere nn-.
seufe.t hy Nessrs KeiIT and Van Wyck
0>A'~' ~ sly n0YIyfffI
Mr.. BCY1. FIR made auothsr effort to {ptTn,ucen a
ioiut RESOLUTION TO annex the Republic Of DUNN
ira hut MI. UOIMAS Objected.
III. ELDfiDGE moved an adjournment o.
jecteA to.
xFPoR1s or coGarETEE
The Speaker proceeded to call committees fx
reports Of private character.
Tr RTSGIfAM from the Judiciary COMMITTEE
rpnorfed a resolution To nav the expens-. and
carnssl ft.ess not exceelnr two ,housan,i 1tosrs
tncnYTrti ~ Nr Hut1er of Massachusrtt7 In ~
5endjng TIC euIt brought against him In Haluntirt.
hT Thss Wopiier for his iHut1er's} action In i,ss
tg,ni1~ he Ti1fts of the nonsc which. af1+r ss1-
nhiertion. Wa sdopted. s''''''
nj TIp,rT R1..
,rn. u,,sa than ve1f Irr, f7omm,t,a,, =, .t.
uhni.. ~ 1hc TAM Iii n WI1EETEp IN n w n
" -, M ~ na-e14anh' ,s1tro rsnna,s ,i,Se
aa .i. oa Sat. on1 an s,.r-,s, sn
suus' Aots koohi hira1 ~ rrtsc+.n, 49, aa" ,s
.nsu.s eas- - ~ ~ooisn ToSL,s . r.,, sin. ta1
sapN - ,>n.t, ~ 10 iii s'o'A' 'etAa'is
~ 3aHsnA.N .1H - 9.os S ~ h.;,, a,s .h,r
tsS nas "a. @ a ~ = ~ ~ n.-a- g. y
" , ~ ~ ~ % n,4 ~ ,n Is NJ .pt ~
, 1870-04-11
POLITICAL

Three brothers, named Wright, constitute
the Boazd Of selectmen Of Pownsl, Vt
The husband Of the noted Mrs. Eoomar
waa defeated BY J. II. Palmer for M4yor Of
Council Bluns, Iowa.
The Democrats Of West Virginia viii hold
their State Convention in Charleston, the new
Stste Capital, Juno g.
Tho Cleveland Herald thinks the most
powerful perfume is the ballot, It has COM
pletely overcome the negro odor 80 onensive
to Democratic nostr1s.
General Buffers colored boy having failed
1t West Point, be hAs now appointed "a cadet
the son Of Nj. Colby, editor Of the Nowbu1J-
port Herald, and Eaember OF the Massachusetts
Legislature
One Of the Kantuckians, attempting to
make the run for Congress tn opposition to
Mr. GolladAy, ia = gentleman, who, being af-
walked step for nearly four yeArb-
The Egd'sidn Sun, a new Republican paper
Ut Cairo, Ill, nominates D. ". Mum. OF thAt
city, for Congressman from the Thirteenth
District, subject to the decision Of the Repub-
iean District Convention.
hcan, WAS elected Mayor BY 247 majority. AT
Champaign Ill, c. g. Larned was chosen
Mayor without opposition At Clinton, H., 4.
majority.
The Hon. Lafayette S. Foster, who, as
p1eadent Of the United States on the daAth Of
vi. Lincoln, has been elected to the connseti-
cut Lcgislature, as representative from Nor
Hich, IN that State, and, it is believed, will be
chosen Speaker.
The Hon. William H. Merricl, Of the Mary
land Legislature, returns S31 worth ofpoatage
stamps and s14 Of stationery left over from
tho session, szyinK that he believes he il en-
titled only to stamps and stationery in tie pub
lie business.
One Of the candidates for Congress In the
Third District Of Kentucky hAs puhli4hzxi .
long address to the peop1e, in which he SAYS
II viii never prove rec1eaat to the high trust
ay rs5 eonstituenls. 1t @ An NM no Oh tiaier. I Wien a
mere boy at school, I could never swap jsck-
knives without beeing cheated"
Senator Reyels stated In conversation on
Wednesday that the constant rush upon him
since he took his scat had Alnost prosttsted
his ne1vuus system, 80 much 50 thtt he con-
aideIs himself compelled to seek place Of
rest. He states that tho raida Of newspaper In
te1yiewers upon him have been tremendous,
md believes that where other Senators have
one call he probably has ten-
, 1870-04-11
IT'S WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
Ffunl Meeting nnd Dissolution OF
the American Anti-S1nvery So.

Final Meeting nnd DISSOLUTION oA
the American anaS
cicty.
New YoEx. APrn 9Gl1e as. mee1S ns,a x III. =, ue
Apollo ha ne Pnii,t1as Who eonRratuia,ed The
sods ,hp ~fer Hnnid lee snd NOW thst the na-
ttI,c rrts itself behiI,d the pledge made bJ the
sosaet{ ~ u n 1hs syuJn sn md nyiIspea Of Ameff
esv cttizsna. Te fcei that our w6rt ID accom-
Rse d. 1sen ase gnr en- IL ehS
Go41 anu hsu1m s.e.,,, 1 ~. 10 hnnr - - ~''-@'
neh more nsoug " ~, NJ Sr.,, por+u.n y7ca
LeuE.s MetE iea1 GaaMcr n 1tcns,3 - 1tt..is,trnt
F1e4adelt SolaAt - It Hn =. ~ t,pf
Charles Scmntl, :. =. =! .s Aene1s
John @. " hitter, ANlA GaHi, Nsu otnslA
Ar. PHILLIP read the toloHloG fesolal1ons, WHICH
we're passed:
Reo1sa That u thh 1aaeAnGa ~ oi re fEtfaI s3sh
the m 4dH T. q rs fSc s9Sd ri ~ eqPSS'
ena n1iefr1 Which belong to them u men Ind u
Ar1efseArs,
A.or~d ThaA wh1e sosta! pse 1ndie the anafchy and
Eul q ss.aasi1. T tae so9in iae h3rh & M
ha1 ~ i,.rt Iii .i1 rnutrhntr ~ NH tbc
~ e.i n thcss tist9 nettcr cssy nor sw avs fixht
ins yeaf, to cotr AN snce voting class Il nevrr per
ma6ens xEunSed without ~ oWp eonssnt W ftsl hAs
may .ztely trns 70 the general influence of ev'lzA
lion nd ch.!,tsnis3; .,,. .,r1.,,, c,a fo- 81.
Ills 70 Ia lis krst vfk pEpitert for sailty
pA4t Erait9ul lcf Triumphant and undeaerIrd prestn
sc welcome w!puEed cqEal % our Edta promising
heneforth t9 nake CGJ tdost @ secure 70 him sete
t15s q ~ ~ rsnH 1na ne "a pr ios
", 1ntf n 1ratr & III & the sa eiy or
, 1870-04-11
MARYLAND,
Terrific Boiler Explosion in 8saI&i-
1uorc-Slx Person. Killed.

AcKlN1c HoheF EIp10AtoT1 In H11Hi~
more-Slx Persons Killed.
ntlInonk, Apstl "a sss.ae boiler explosion
Chesapeake Steam Sugar Refinery, owned b.
Sterling and 4 Il, ,Rens, and lying bctween and
aK .s ,Fee Fe@ Fss e
and Da9ans wharf, were" completely wrecked,
and Is tect Of the steam bakery Of James Porter L
G 9t ana!n1g n6 S,o o. ne no 9m the eass totae
get Asccnained. 4 colored man named johnson
VAS Killed on Dugans wharf, Immediately In front
81 The refinery, aud TWO vorImen are missing,
and supposed to he burte. in the ruins
Three Workmen were taken cut bAtly injured
E1ousy wounded, hut he was rescued by : nretuau
several workmen on The schooner AirJ Alice, Of
setel5 hurt The schooner WAa lJ1nR abreast the
re1nerJ, at pagan.s wharf. All her upper rigging
on both rnasts her blocks, etc, wcrr carried away
ssose Her T I'd se naa aset
With debris from the ruins, and / timber Is feet
iong and M1 By toar inches was driven
.ishI There were tour "a ncF % eoiIerz II II
sixty horse power each IN the bolIerroofu and It
s sappesed that tNo Of shem exploded: They
driven upward, partly through the. second wall,
md the other boi1e:s7complcte!y covered IN ruins
Tue glass and sashes Of buildings distance Of
shattered. The Police and Fir DEPARTMENTS are
clearing aHav tns Erecf: The PRINCIPAL loss Is II
damage 70 the building and. lost eHQ1nea A
nre broke out Rbout IN hour after the explosion,
but waa Boon eItn1utsheti. AEthe time Of the
e1ploAlon the engineer was IN another part OF the
building, and the engine Was inEharge Of IRE
MN. .+'
A1N
BALTIMORE, Arrl 2.-The bodies Of VIM Duncan
and A. Pytndle were taken ont Of the ruins of the
botler-Eoom. = The bodies Of Superintendent Nc.
Kenny and Fireman Coon8 And son Ncrr NOT ret
recovered. The space In which to work fs yefy
narrow and 1lled With the ruins, 30 that not oFrT
twenty men can work at ume. The ruins ara
being put into scowA Il II believed that the
killed will not exceed ak. aud the Tnnn,yed sIr
Large crowds are gathered tonight,
, 1870-04-11
PACIFIC COAST.

Oregon Republican Convention
Nominations and p1ntfortn-A
S4ulFininE Among the California
Democrats.
san FRANCISCO, April s.--The Oregon RepublI-
can State Convention met At Portland, on Thurs
Lay. General Joel Palmer vas nominated for
Governor, and G. Wilson for Congress- by accla-
nation The platform approves the poucJ Of the
administration, aud declaration Of The Presidents
inaugural that no Erpudistors Of the public tlei,t
shoul4 be nnssed Win public pisces; denouncea
all form OF reFpdiatson; opposes any changes Of
thr naturalization lawB TO incnte Chinese SUI
fraEe, A1d re,>nmment!s universal amnesty.
The Republican State Convention, which met at
r9,Ftianl, on THURSDAY, was the largest polltt-
tt;ton 70 the nomination Of Palmer 1o1 Governor,
and Wills 2 for Congress, Ar. Htrsch Vas nomt-
Mated for Treasurer, and James Dickens TOR Sec
retary Of State.
san FEASc1sco, April a.-yaTious County Clerks
rr1use to register toGresl cittIen4 voferB until
the opinion Of the Attorne. General OF The STATE
= Ee:eivesl Over afty Democratac members Of
tne @ Legislature have addressed letter to The
CLERK Of Sacramento, conxTatuatin4 him en- hts
refusal to enrun the colnresi people Is voters
under the Fifteenth Amendment, Stating that they
viii support him with all the moral, and, if need
be, all the physscal force God has gwen them.
, 1870-04-11
ILLINOIS.

In Sallc County TeaehcFs' Inzritutr.
La SALE, April a.-Ine third section OF the Ii
SaIle County TeAehets Institute closed It's sesdan
at Mendotz- last evening, after weak Of exceed
tnK1J pIeasant and profitable proceedings Eighty
6ix teachers weEc present al the wcek- and mari-
fetted AEe1y Interest IN the Cause. The ia8l Sec
t1on Of the Aefies OF four VIII be held II Sueasor
all next week The system Of sectional seszlona
Of the institute, introduced bJ Superintendent
WedEFood, secures tie attendance o1 double the
humber OF teachers th1i the old syyteu did and =
UplYrlSa1lf aupfpTed.
, 1870-04-11
MONDAY, APRIL II, 1sTo.f
QUE CAPACITY TO PAY TAXES.

In oldcn times, when men were put upon
the rack. it Was regarded AZ valuable Sci
cntise attainment to be able to 70 estimate
the endurance Of the victim that the wheels
might be turned and the clasps tightened,
without killing him outright. Thus, p1;s-
oner might he regularly tortured fos a
month, and yet not killed while, If the in
strument we're in the hands Of q less skilful
operator, he would be sent to kingdom
come at onee. The people OF Chicago have
been on the rack of ta1ation for long time,
and, As the torture increases, our wonderful
power Of endurance is developed Eerer-
theless, there must be a limit, and the az
deme severity already reached, while it
may serve to show the skill Of the opers-
tors, is also winning that the extreme
limit is drawing nearer at each turn of the
Assessors crank
Do our people know the e1tent Of the d.
rect ta1 they arc paying anuually7 The
assessed (cash) value of al the real and per
sonsl property in the city Of Chicago is, in
round numbers, $o6G, 0oo, 900. From the
products of this property there viii be due
and payable during 1870 the following
6uru6:
, 1870-04-11
Organization OF tho Republican
Party

10 tAe Editor u The CAnu3o TRIBUNE:
In recent issue OF your paper noticed an
Article purpotsing to be sstatenent Of the first
movement in ths organization Of the Republi-
can party, and Astzibuting it toa pahhc meet
ing in Chicago on The 9Th day OF February,
1854. Now, think this is N error. have
no record within my reach but have \ very
distinct recollection that the very drst move
ment made in that direction BY anJbody was
mass meeting somewhere in LAsalls or Bu-
reau County, called and managed by Owen
Lo1ejoy and Mr. r. Sweet Of Froeport- I
can't f1 the time Of that meeting; but I very
weu remember that the act Of discae1hng the
time -honored party name Of Wing, and adopt
ing the pame Of Republican, elected much
comment Of considerable severity, md not =
little division. may be mistaken, but I am
quito eure that WIS the d1st movement Of the
Kind known to the public Respectfully
vpuc, JAsos AARsa.
Rp04u1D, H., April 8, 1ssA
, 1870-04-11
MICHIGAN
Two Children Poisoned to Death.

: = W St1'H*3tkk VA1Ok1cW 20 31eNHu4
DE7EoI7, April IA letter from Linden, Mich,
1tINrts that sid occurrence took pA!oe, on the
Argentine, 8eneeee County. The family were rr-
dueed 70 extreme waus, and, driven 10 hunger,
their four children Ealteu forth TO seek for food
and Al ste E1eedllJ Of the bulbs Of Whit tappeTs
call muskrat root, which they dug up In marsh
1his though s*eet 70 the tas1e isa deadly poison,
hours. l1dy present al the tine admtnistsred
to the other tEo t2sKe doses OF medicine which
saved 1hem- The decaase.l children we're a boy
named CalEtn, aged IL, and Hannah, aged 10.
, 1870-04-11
MISSOURI

Arrest of the Vt. Louis CITY
Treasurer, Charged with Being a
Defaul6cf.
ST. LoErs, April IN. E S1s.sky, City Treas
uteE, Fas nrItsted tonight, a charge o{ being
defaultez. An Informal examination Is now being
had II The Mayors Office Nothing definite i
known az to the amount but tt Is yAf!ousl5 stated
at S60 M1 70 $1&u,O1a 1t 4 thought, however tnxt
!. vii faI within l!a bond, ,ooe The cause Of
the defslcaiion Is said 70 he ioauinG money to per-
sonN friends fos speculative purposes, who failed
to meet their ohiRattons sustsE Is serving \
second term Is Treasurer, and has AlNaJs been
regarded a an upright man.
, 1870-04-11

n III, +f,at -<,,,,. ,-,.,-l>n,., -
,, - - p.eeao s1 oo l" A, ~
s..;,.es s'H - ~ Ta-s.,sIsSaa un -, @ @ s
A1n|'e0 ~ 49, e's ~nenoaSo d Ncits' nuu
p4olo'e ~ 49, A 49, - ''lne v uae
az tne ooy VINO autnea toe morse 10 be
sixteen fest high, when he meant sixteen |
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hands determined 70 staud ny his hrst
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FOETY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
WAsu1S6roS, April 9.
SENATE
OF COLQkEp E9tGNH

SENATE
xENoRnL OF CoLokkp E1stzKSA
Mr. SIjERMAS presented memorial Of 13e
cpTorrd citizens Of C1clcTtlle, Ohio. setting forth
tnaf II the election In tEai State On Tuesday Last
thev Tere prevented from voting, nosWtth5r2ud-
tuc tbe Fifteenth Amendment the onlcer3
Vhose ,tu,y VIZ to aliow them 70 Eote having de-
toiali1 irresponsible pefsons, leaving praeucsiiy
10 ,e.lress- They ask for q Iaw 10 protect their
rights hereafter. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mltee.
ELL FOE 7nK RE1lHr or MRS. LINCOLN
Nj. EDAENDS, Chairman Of the Pension Com
mir,ee, In fcpaJ 70 An inquiry By Nj. SUMNER, Is
lincoln might be expected, Etated that the case
had been decided, aud Eou1d be reported upon IN