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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

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EIrr
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s.- IL A. Ezu-s- E-tz
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25
A Card.

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Ia Zrzsssas- Es1s- - l--E 6si1E- za-z - s=sE
-s--ss1-T- -1- 1z17z-ss- ss11 tETe sz-zz1ss tks
..szzz = NJ EsgI-z E.zsE = szE1zz 4 s-F@-as-
ssszzE gs-zssaE M sss-sia. = s1z1s-Es f.r sssE
Izz-rz-iao- Al 1sszEaz-sE E5.t r. BIisF N ss<l
-f1- Say tnr1rrl 4 ssrzrsrr his szrTisssL
~ za-s-Aiz - hr7sz-g a IA E-sss-- -5ns te-r
~ -Sss EEFs sezz sar1Ess- " "a ss-s1-5s5- Ez<
sks t1zi.>s srrs-st s7-t szs-rA- Al csz-rslriszs
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--sz-<E, - "a ia z=suzz ys<Elazrss- 1zs Er1z
srsars = zsse- t--z-ss SiEs-z zs.s-- = S.1z ~
ss -.s-.s.-y - -s-s-<- ia s-Asal- Bzsssy C.,
-zsss- -s-.sIs-z 81 - ssz.s. y NJ Y ? s1Fr
szr s--zsz-zr 81 EEE SB- AxzExEx-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

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s--srs-Sz-T - IA si-sA4asy & Es- Nasssy sAe
Szalz q. s-szf Sss-z=z tAsCl,y 9. Nszaoz--s. : :,
s-sssez ezs va 11ss, and Tx C4rsz- Ard =
ss-s r-1s-zzizes rzzsa-y. s-r~atl-S a s=z-ssz, -
lzacz = ~ czssz - a. ca1c-s~ A. TX sesSzsr
Ezcs se-v AZ sisrssyes tArsEcaozs TX ra,y, -
g-- - .A-ss ~ Sser<-1zezs szas5l.s. szt ;as 1iy
uEs ---1-sc1 - E-s-ss1 SzsssezS Aasazy, T.
8 Hrs Cu-zssSsc-c- s-s Cc1<zlsse=srzi NsSar
e .s.l1zss. reserved .Ae c-zc-z,z,a-io-s 81 sAs
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z-----z1-z s-e -sszsz. = - rvsssczcs IL Nszszz
Arezz1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25
MEMORANDA.

~ Va rs-ss- -~zrs-,----s-a Crz-azsas >eaa-s-
t-i,s 1s l-1ss1,1 Arr s>- e. r-a,k ; and
81 Szz s-z--ls-r NJ "a - - ErSl-7zzs, ~
- ~ ~ z--sss.i ss1l,1,- NJ -sla : =
~ 5-k czsS & ~ ss-ls- 0is-s7-a rE1,, as. So
t-s-t-S-r Ny - s-~1 i-1- asy> rri - cz1lS tnt
--lu Srr11 ~rE-1srr<l u-.1 sfisk I1cS Eg1
-1 vsl-As- s.1r rls-2 Er3s Ealias eara es-sa-
-- --E v,-1 s-z1ns hs1iat --1f M E-sseS SD a
r-T -r.---zrr -uS>gs- si-arcis11l As1t avs dn-
NJ hfr szIt 1-fs. .11-lrrfr ~
s,..--ss1a rr ~ s1s ~ lafss -s~sa.as
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25
On Saturday, July Cd,
An an upset price of sIs, 900.

Also-The Land and Premises situate in Honolulu
aforesaid, known and called HALIIMAILE, and de-
scrbed in Royal Parent, No. 69e kuleana helu III,
follows-E hoomaks ma ka hiki akan manka
keia ma ka alAnui Likeke, pilians ma ka Ksoni
Ana, hoo ana hema 42e 3g hik f59 s-12, kap.
ko Keoni Ana, aloha hema 4s0 lY kom. 266, kap.
ma ka pa ke ke Lii. a hiki Ike Alanui HaIepuli
Alsila akan 45o hik. 24T liz. kap. ke Alanui LII
keke. hiki kahi hoomaka ia, msloko Ia apana
9s-l00 eka,
At nm upset price of $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

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-as,s as 5a-sszy c---Fs- ry7'.-rs cSs,e v-oees2-
- 1s-1c LEGISLATIVE 2sSszciE. uz1 cirs ers-y o-s
--sr-E clr-~<i issa q ~ usy y vo5c2 rhs ezS-
-zss 9 -. -z-5aa s c,asu,iez TX Assezzs,y a.
pan 70 ss Ers=sae1 ovs- Vi,4 t-,--y 81 asE15y,
z-s = 7-es--i--> a-s u-z-kez V5-l 5.c-ss q, E-a
F-lssr a.. sesa---a, rz-slr 70 As see1 = slalar
--zszz -ztir, asr j. uAsi zs s1s3 1a3sr czrisEz<s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

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-,-v s-v - 5es-- u Nszssz-zs- c- S1z E-zus5s-,.
Hr CA ~ a. - veresasaes tl--zy -SeaS a1-lze
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5- -sszz-- a-s ye,ss--,c v,.,s-1s'ss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

III s.-,gtzc s1le--z-- -s-a-lve % ia Treaty
--s s-z-- as;ec-5lcs5 cs-Hres1 EGHsz Els Fr1SSzs-
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zls --- 3 rss -v11z.es .aese lzszn@s-
sz-rS- Nsy SSA-k1,s FLz1z caassS rAss sss-
>5-1s c- ~ E-,vs-s-- E4-5I--s-- Vl-1 sEse,A
s--z ~ se-vze- Be -s----s- ,lIzEs ss- ~ -z-i-
z-zasz q tx --s.-tss ss-a Ms1E-s 4as ghs Es-
uslaz -slaz5s aa5 cc--s-z-rla-c5 zszaS-s q tas
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

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7z1-s1e5 oessH, l. ~ * see- sea- Tx --lS-
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zsz--s z. s--a- :; ~ ~ sssa ia, sAs A-so1-s
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s1E O. 81 s11-s c- .As rss1-s1asI-s, zz@ Z : -
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ssa.ass So. u ~ Eaa-sti.s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-05-25

WECcNE Ekcx-Ns Vv-~ clA1 - vsls-z1s
cazk ev-as sx - -ls ~ i-s-1--- ~ Eer- : .
d. u = Ea1 aas ,esz aesez- --g.-1 Is s-I-ilz
a. S1zz-lzs l-asl1- a. Ec---lll 1-- tss-c- & TX
5s--.l l----- t7-E c,1>ats-z.e ---s- AsE--E 1r1T-
sls- = r-zrz-y ~. Is es-5-li-5e ~. FrgzsE
=-cs a -rs- tl.s S-E-ss 1z5 s---E,s- Gz- sven -
5i- a. F--1ssls Tls szrc-az5 Ie--ls-1l- laS .,ss-
a. azss- eczk-1Es -ss55szs q Esa.11-u <z1s te-.!
Fea-s ac2 IA ra--is-la-S Il TX za<51Z--s e[ Is
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, 1870-12-12

CONTESTED ELECTION:

There can he no 6raser AfFraat offered 4
! political part : than for defeated candi-
t!ato for ciace to contest the scat of his
opponent I'D ask to lie awarded the place
CT party grounds. The abuses whioh have
s'ecn perpetratcd Of late years in the mat
ter of contested elections. md especially
TIC contests in such cases as those Of Co.
vede and Van wyck, have thoroughly dis
s,,stetl the public. The reaction has been
healthy one. Even D. J. 31o-rell, in
pcnnsylvanis. gives notice that he docs not
l'roposo to initiate Covoie, nor join
:Schenck in the lobby, asking .hotn to elect
Linn to seat which his constituents re-
fused him.
We have had some cescs in this State
which deserve public cou1mcntlasion- A
air. North, Il Democrat, wR apparently
elected Senator in The Legislature from the
TcntE District. The district contains five
counties. The Republican candidate was
named Michael Douohue. In printing the
tickets, in Nonltrie County, the commit
tee, sy mistake, substituted Patrick for
Michael. and the whu1e Republican vote OF
that county, though intended for alichaol
l'ouohue. was given TO Patrick. Counting
these erroneous votes, Danohue was elect
cd. and aIr. North has given notice that he
will not claim tbs seat, nos will he interpose
my objertion to Mr.. Donohuets claiming
and obtaining it.
In tho 10 Davicss district, upon the
first counting Of the votes, Mr., Townsend
was declared elected by a minority of one
vote. Cnou recount Of the ballots, Mr..
StafJ, the Democratic candidate, was found
to hare six majority, Though the certif~
cate WIS granted to Mr.. Townsend, it is
but Just to say that ho agreed to abide the
result Of the recount, and will not, We pre-
same, resist the application Of Mr.. stahl
to lie admitted to seat We trust that
tho Legislature, which is Republican in
soth branches, will take high ground on
this subject, and that, upon no plea, or
quibblc, or technicality, will it reverse or
impair the only just rule that the man who
has received the lighes: number of legal
votes is elected. nnd must be given the
seat The public have right to be roprc-
sentcd by the man to whom they give their
votes. mud The Legislature. however much
,hey may differ from the rublic as to tho
wisdom of the choice, ought never to ret
aside OF deseat the bona .yftfe result reached
nj the ba}lot-l,o1
, 1870-12-12

Csa'iesI Green, founded The Tp.t ura-l! goStJ
,sa's Ako. liz has beea married nt .,-st1 .u,s,
~ d hh wife rutyives him, VAN ssxies1 cn.ltnn
bnd fhrty grandchildren.
There WIS s.f,,.f Il: t.nal Dividend. Scren.
ttr tG, Ut the Court o: Bankrtrssrs totuan, uns'r
tie cd bankruptcy Of Dim Bou trtu', tlratttcat
tEaIsgeE, linen ueseEthed as Of B,ienton, and Ia
II LII &tftEd HOUSE, Blrmp m. The Bankruptcy
isseS back No ter IS Iu!y, 156a, s+otts ter which
ule tse hsakfupt obtained h4 erdtr Of discharge.
lls sEahi!ilrs we're stated Es2 $50, tut proofs 10
TIE su,eus NJ CT, ,ocV onIy Hcle Mace esarst the
tttese- There has sincc been Dividend OF 81 4d
t. the rGunl: aud It Wan Eow ttattd that the IS.
1t u III heLd, about s, ,n0o woa1d yield 4 further
divd' nu u Il IN the pound. The Usual resolution
wee tasstd.
In The German O7era ccr,pao5 nnw perform
trg a. rae Ssadt TheA're, New York Gig, Ms.lame
1.eu:se LthsruaE Il the prsn;a slos,aa; aad Anna
ksauscr the 1eabretse- The inter ls scuus acd
pretty: Tie former act 70 much 10 AZ ehe wal
"eLty st3n ago A lew n!ghfs since, The opera
RI "lsuphaIseF" Was m. rpol the stase:
Madame Lsrhtuay. as the Qaet n. Tas seatcd %.
01 the shto-e, ED H!sa kyauseE, as the Page sat
Oh step ri tht tiias at her tce:. Suddenly tae
p''''a donn1.s who wore pair ct o'ti-fashlontd,
lohR-toed shoes. OF the style Of the sixteenth
tentnfy. administered to the person Of the
pretty Psge d number OF s1SoFous k'rks
just then TIE sostbsft:f a1o.e, ansl-tell for
\ Nd upon FER face ca tde door Of tle
.,.,- =. 1t was her p:aca to dfae at This po1ut ID
the cr >rs afew s'aoza.. She begac, her so.ce
{..Jeu h+,. anu sne rastf'y lett The stage. Tie
p,imn dam. y deccntsd from the throne uIuu-
nhnn, ana ke, s.nr.ug the remainder Of The eye,,.
icp with NOR. II, ID hes nknsl power and apif.r
receiving rcuna NJ, :-r round Of applause, Itis
ssa that the ltl,l. 4o. ttt,e has, ever since that
u cht, been connred I, lie: bed 1t Is believed
, 1870-12-12
TIE CUBAN METAMpRpHOSIs,

The Cuban rebellion has had one of the
,nost remarkable terluinatious in history.
1t has not been conquered, because no
such event has been reported. It has not
2isbanded, because Its Commander-iu-
Chief, General Cespedcs. is still in Cuba,
and its Minister Plcnipotentiary, General
Jordan, is still representing it in New
1ork. It is not defunct, because an ar
raDgencnt has just been made with fac
lion in Venezuela, which expects soon to
have tho control of that government, to
recognize it. It is not fighting, because
the Spanish troops hare, for some time,
been unable to find any traces Of its where
nbouts.
It seems to havo undergone one Of those
1netanorphoses which we're 80 common in
the ancient mythology, when gods and
goddesseR, who wcze closely pressed, and
could not escape quietly, turned into a
flower or small mill-streau1, and in this
manner efectually eluled their purslers.
The latest phase of the Cuban rebellion
consists in three column letter from Geu-
eral Jordan to the Now York World, IN
which he uufolds new idea, which seems
to have daHned upon him after couversinR
with Secretary Fish. This is simply to
send few ship-londs OF men from New
York to Cuba as emigrants, unarmed, uu-
organized, and without the least
llan as to what they arc to
do when they get there. This
will he lawful. Then, in certain other
ships, We are to send several thousand
stands OF s1ms in the most ain'ess manner,
Secretary Fish having expressed the
opinion that there is no law whatever re-
stricting the shipment Of arms to Cnba,
rnlcsa they belong to an armed expedition.
In II third ship are to 60 such accomplished
gentlemen as would have taste fur com-
1aautaing IN armed force in Cubs, in case
they aho1li find, on arrival, that the arms
,innocently sent ha6 been seized by tho
emisrants inroceutiy sent, and that the
latter we're disposed to place them in CON-
1uand. All this is 80 profound TINT Que
cannot help wonder how it is that snch iu-
rentive genius has never accomplished the
Independence Of the island.
, 1870-12-12

General Corn ASSOCIATION. It wa> .,e;+,.,.ro,
re'nton tre D mt11ion F.1'.ane,,, 'o ,;s9s, y, "
dnfcs on NJ snd rsa!2. Mat- 't;..:r
chsnts we'e Eressn.- 3fr. Ktar r,r,n -. a; = \:
liam ent 'or Montrea]. p1eslI IL. In t., 49,:
be Eald thLt tie mflers OF L i,a:s asA.. "a
thitEtd TO tnpolt grain ftuc3 C:ra.1 81 -:
wauk ee to le. their mills gazing, tn vt, ~.
patn h Eh antE8 ! WIS sl>c i :te,l IA. ~.
10 ports ~ -four ftcs. IA: lhike:! st H.. .<a.ra
BIZ: thl* year Inc qn,u:i:v IN :o4i-caa IA: 49,.
hetEg In thr proportion Of s5f,t4 h.r. e. ss,,r
1890 car.e's. II wsa 'tsaive1s "a: =,
del; nstcs tram this association 70 thc r.ss.,f1;
the DO ini,n Etsr. iv II; hegt q! U:1A IA D, a.
1871 oFJatualy ntxt, b.. Instruct Il to pr.r.4
It sn.p ion Tor The geptal OF tie tiNlrl cn ,:s
RT in.
FoE1 ERIE. OEr.. Dc. 1n.-TEc Pcn;a.z!sr R,,,,
uh:, tfni L.. stnv 10 C;'ttREn, and t..e y: a..
NJ: aud, from IT. CIa:r 10 1.an5'ne, haze =, y
to cTnsoisdass. VITA The ysr@ Of f1E:n,:s. ! W:
ntriltt* ~,h 'hc Canadian Son'nerE Rua+.
ntsR1S caS1kSr, y. F., Det- 10 y -e.47
no H. Ut k'or,u ptcy4i.s, the w.1: i'r-i.s !
ea'.. *th IN. snd rs!n; Nf sel II -n:.L:n:. IL !,
afd fic:c IL 20 prospect OF of;seps1ia. the $50
tc-ts~s.
, 1870-12-12
WISCONSIN,.
Decision In the Case OF Finch t..
The tlixet I'feAbyteriaM C1Ausch.

Decision In the Case OF Finch v.4
The 1liEet Presbyterian Church.
Special ntrrateh to The Chieaso Ts1hun~
N1L~ArExr, Dec. 10.-Tne case Of Il. II. Finch
r6. The Foar:h conKre9a 9ational Cha ch-kunwn a.
tie Olive: Chn'cb, Rev. Joh1 Allison, rastor-
came up 81 10 d. D., before the Coanty Court,
Judge Ackmay. The Judge sustained the t,emnr-
rcis, dts:nlsse,l the complaint, and rebl1ed the
stciesy for having taken part in what The Court
deemed uHchrlstian 2ToceedrEs.
The arguments OF Ncssrs Ba,tcr ar;l Palmer
In tbs eate were not ONLY conclusive, as regards
their legal character but were unusually able and
e:e,neut. Ms. Butler occupied. On The <hole -Ru-
q ent. about four houtf. lie nsst took the ground
thai the church had scted consistently with Its
own manual throughput the *aole course,
and here the ha.ned counsel displayed an thtt-
arc ruitsuoS, drsxsng several de disiloct,o9s m
oesTten the eonst1turtons OF thp tl1epnt ecc1est-
hsttca1 bodice. ne defetdetl 1hFet Church and
p+rr!ons c.st upon It. lie then d!la,ed upon tie
accordance ot the church e4iion With Cn7ssian
prtnc,ples- He contrassed the cni duct OF The
Innosly, and e'pe islls Of The plaintf1. With tae
Encwn and universally acanowletiRc,i fnaxiTs Of
religion. Oa this head Ar. Bu1Ier delivered
Of a' ,,s ans
audience se:dtr Witnessed. l1c held tho people
sreitbo1rd, and certs.n;y achieved the highest
rFe'. ot the ea.c. .ac a:Rumeas vas cieaT aud
| convincing. The tlstncuon between the Es.ah-
!lsneti Church Ii England AID eccieslas tcal lsw
IN this ceuntEy was clearly drawn. The prtvt-
fetes ket ufet by our conSritutOn 10 all religions
rortts TO ccttsol thelr cwu ma3e73 without let or
htrdEance Eas also expanded, aud auo her !ucld
| Argument Was made to SHOW there was no ground
lot action IN tho present case- Ms Bu.let's en;o-
Rs & the PASTOR Al hts te112Iks upon the invio-
| ability Of thr sscrel on1ce, were ytzy nne-
" Whateyet the Eee1ts OF tn!s cSse mar he. ceT.
tanit no trial Ia our courts for years has excited
equal interest. The lour Hruse has been Oiled
snd lacits. while the ahlhrJ Of The legal FenS,e-
! mtn epEsged IL the case reflects the htx1est
en- dit Upon the Milwaukee ha1. The p:atattn
AID his eolIeerue made able addresses, and
tey weie listened TO with tntfIeat. The
| senior Ms Fitch. Who opened for the defence,
| Il. iEerrti, 10 a elx hou'b' speech, one OF ihe
| rslchtitst Arguments on eces. Ftastica1 Law to
which We ever listened. md, although not veil a
the time, be DercEthet II exhibited the most Pc =
frt mastery Of his subject. and Sustained hiinsel!
| with II marx ahlc cherry 10 the c.nsr.
, 1870-12-12

Tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad Com
pany has made to the city of Philadelphia q
most enterprising Offer, which has been made
the subject of largely attended meeting
with the usual speeches and resolutions, aud
in almost any other city would have been
already acted upon. The Central proposes
to form an American Steamship Company,
which shall sail at least four iron steamers
per week from Philadelphia to Europe. The
company will have capital OF not less
than :.M'.oso which may be increased to
S:'.tx>0, 600. OF the starting capital the
Central will subscribe Sao0.o00, leaving
only S:'oo, 900 to be subscribed by all others
in the City Of Brotherly Love: and will, in
addition. endorse the bonds Of the steam
ship company to the amount OF S1.3oo. 600
principal, payable in gold. and the interes.
1t I; per cent currency, provided the oiti-
xens Of Philadelphia will pay the stock aud
bonds at par. It is computed that the
steamers would cost on the Clyde al'ont
S4ao. 600 in currency, and that Philsdel-
rhia shipbuildess will contract to build
them for $500, 600 in currency. Congress
will he asked 10 bounty the enterprise to
an amount equal to the duties on the mase-
1iale, including the iron used, whether the
same be imported or not At present, and
for long time, Philadelphia has had nc
foreign steamers, while from New York
there are eight liaes, aud from Baltimore
one. Indeed, Philadelphia ranks practi
caIly as an INLAND port, and, since she i'm
l Ill II. kIn y
, 1870-12-12

A French nrm IN the SILK hustrcss In New YORK
I. to take advantage Of the parA,yzattan RI the
s,lN tr>tness 10 France hy s@ar.'ns IN that city
s,;k lacto,y on greater scale than has ever oc-
tare been attempted.
As pro Of the secrecy with which Russian
diplomacy Is conducted. It may he worth while "a
menttor {says the London pbA+rt7> that aftes
Prince Go.tcspko1'a no,e had b. en- dcspa ched IN
Lontlen the Otcsxa Rait<ay loan vas Introduced
upon the S. FetefsturK market, aud vas Sub
sSz1bca n nvc umes the amouut required.
The Bank OF New 30 I Is experiencing the
Inconvenience OF having a ttout safe ri b Aa IT.
Fcnlons combination Io:k. On Monday mig II the!'
lft1 WIS closed so securely that all the eco Is oi
caeh!er, tctleEs, CLERKS, And tho maker him ..t
have not Ayatled to open II, and the bank CHI
nci her borrow nor lend.
-AA eoft OF counter movement to the expres
sions OF sympathy in the Romsn Catholic
Churches fnr Tie rrpe. public rneetlcg Il 10 b
held at tie Cocp7r institute, New Ynsk, to ex
rrees corEratnlzrfon and sympathy with yIcsal
Esnutl ca The occasion Of the entry Of the lattel
into Rome
The Lvespool MtreHrp Ct Ecy. e6 say1: -
"Tne Inrhou Custom Haufe qusy and innc
diaie netRhbothood vas The scene Of much ex
etteptbt on Tu<eday aud 3sAfefhsy fnIN TN
| rtstcLce OF I long array OF Cnspin Home
Qu'eut Wasehouee- On Tuesday Morning I
q erAtrh ~as receiysa from the Liverpool Cusuau
llnIec &a'to1 that they h1d fotWxfded 10 tn,
| Qureh1 N2'eh1u use keep-t, Lounorv ~ cases
| rtMe, tsch ttsnta1ntuE sWentJ Fsdes- rntsc Out
! came 70 had, md Aso now 61o<rd IN the EAT
, 1870-12-12
THE NORTHWEST.

Dr. Charlss Coolidge, who had been resident
uf Warsaw since lN2, died On the 2s:h nj.
TIE Judgment rendered LAST year ut Rlo'mEnG-
tnp, awarding F1ndar Brothers, Of Fatfhu's,
$4,000 IL their suit aRains. the T.. T. 4 ". R.t!-
road for the destruction at thAr stoFe aud goods
ty nrc. October 2, 1867, wax zeeently Feverscd bs
The Supreme Court, on the Erpuad that T1ndaf
cnEtt TO have t1ved the $500 cash which was
buried IN Ills desk II that tine.
Mr.. Merry. Of Tolopo, was kicked IN tho ah-
s.ouep br his hprxc On the 9ssn u!., receiving n-
tur.es from which he died on the I'd inst Mr. II,
was member OF the Champaign County Doatd
OF Supervisors.
Tho Galva Republican EaJs that Jonah Ertck-
200 and two Eons, living near Bishop Hn', were
ricktng cora. A COY named Sauuel Pete117a VAS
he1ding cattle In the nclo- Peterson came TO
where the Erck1ous we1e 1t work. and, while
there, took out pistol to plAce esp ON It. he
stood Immediately bcnlrd the elder EucfEon, when
the weapon Nss discharged, the ball taktng ef Ct
tn Nj. Els body. killing him Instantly. Mr. Enck.
son y Il % yrsIs of ffhkc- he eezyei during the
rebellion u pstsats N compAayD D, Ftt7-u1uss
, 1870-12-12
OHIO,
me HFcestincrr Murder TKta1-$ni.
tios-tr"r~rtt'nE~ l14 fsnlsaKupscY-
SMstt*ss II Gsrxasls.

ne nFcestinc~r Murder TKta1-$n,.
etde-fr"r~rtt,nG- lu fsn1szxupscY-
NMLtt%n Esrusls.
aFtt:aI Dfsr1tch sn fl" t:!cs-o TtIbuna
LINZ, Dec, 3a.-f"-'tes xas tho fifth OF th.
Btenshnsce murder tr7sl. ard :ae c-uf, room, Va,
cr1wded.ns usnsl- The ,i.lercr closed about S y.
m a. IT,: coHrr a'!j'uEltd nnsH Nen,,hy mkt
hr def. ncf.baye oettert Il their sill. so1ne,xhat
The ca.e viii ptubably reach Ii. ,u.y VI TIr,ti.1
ofs, rtO q.
Tor.u>TnuS. nsc .n.-Wi;;i.ai H,,sele. II tos,
ra.tes 1t BrswI. Hobnt1i L t'a's N.,1h- 4.po1t,;
ted sn'f'ce this nnrt irR, ane: ,cnS t. :nr E,,,
lJ sht os:nC flEsfit Will p'.!-l, rh,ie II sI.;..
OF 'tnrolay ,HsI.l1s. Lie WA nheut 81 :-.s,
Did.
ITO the At.oriat+4: Psr.s1
CtSctSSAr7, Des- If.--A betiio1 hs M:::9'.li--
+ ktnne'.. II th!s city. ia, th'e'. Fr .-at.s ~
rcgc Lssv1t, s-kuE ttat rttes st.h al, If ~.
i'toI. Bare c"aht., O'in. = ". a'tsy m1s:,:l--
tu1cE ant dealer In whisky. Ike declared k.lu..
tunt. M action ras Sc. tcu tus:1.
The = en.ters OF t,tr:ge +. Eft Il, Of H-nis:tJ.
lave nitd tettt. or to Geslarr lin ha1Atur'.
Tfcmas J. RgE~ c., con M.ss.21 tnc:ena1ts
hate ro;nt fa'fJ 1ltl II re.:-oa Ct n2ni s1ltty,
Tt*!r liabilities arc chit NJ accommodation r1-
tcrSemettA.
s. T. Wall, City solicitor Of C,y1ne.on. via
feul dean. &C. tf:daF, ID bis eiirr. Ftsn i So
rsarat cet, hr fell fi-rl caa'f @h.:c E1!loz Toe
ge1ntct Ct t2e iu.J was pato55.s.
, 1870-12-12
TIE SENATORIAL QURSTIOy,
Letter froul HIM. C. II. f.nsrF~uce.S
EstfsHrRH III lIAr .

Letter ffoui IlOss. C. II. E.nHrF~nce.S
GALxsBCRu, Ill, Dec. ,.
-N.lltd,n H. King, Esf.
DEAR SIE Several weeks eince ycu did me
the honor to call uron me and inquire whether.
il elected, 1 should b disposed TO ze@ign my
seat in the Supreme Court of TIL. State nul
accept one in tho United States Senate. IN
dtsstood you to intimate that, a. member
Of the Legislature, you ~ould be di'posed to
vote fer me. and thas there were others in The
Cook County delegation who would ba very
likely to do the slmc thing. Simi1ar ipquisies
have since been 1naio OF me by OTHER mem-
bert-tlect, and bou,o Of tho newspapers Of
ii Q State have mentioned me AZ one OF the
Senatorial candidates. In my conversation
1ith xou said, in eue e.sanco, that was not 4
csnc.date for tue Ee"atc, but might consent
to became one iu ceslaiu contingencies.
wish nou further to say. not or1y that I
am not candidate. but that shsll not be 10
iu any contingency. nc. consent to the use OF
INF namc for that pu-Fose. am we'll aware
that my chances Of election woutd he ex-
tremely remote. ever il I de-ired the po.itloll,
hut eucugl, has bsen said aboat &hin matter 70
render it proper that should rpaks this e1-
plight statement, and it is due bath to Others
ard to u.yself that a,ion1d make ii.
! am extremely crate fnl to 80. aud to Buch
otter gentlemen III Esve thought fAvorahly ot
ne In connection witt thia position. II you
haye no ohjec.ion 1 wish you would give thus
Lite publicity. AM rou,a. very truly.
&. D. I.A"Ek>ce.