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, 1870-10-31

Not Poisoned Murder -Tnxtuc
HnfaH PnciIic IInf1r0na-rnutnn
Af1niF%-fksot-Ds1c OF ahe Yeliu.y-
.toHc a'nft5. Etc.
OMAHA Neh.. Oct GA chemist OF St Lnuis
Has gwen All opinion that there + hug 1<sp-
supposed tn have heen pntsnncH with nrrsch 7.:,r
4 negro hart,er, ns1ntd WilIetts, was shot a1,
lns;aht'y Killed by Hilson. at D:yau, Wyumt7g,
,pn Wednesday last
TIE people along the line Of the Enion raetle
srlsa1. In order to &c: Satisfaction for the .o1-
Hn1S charges tor freight anu aesenEer fas.- .sEr
taxing thas CORPORATION ErepurtiDnafclY. AMI E.li
probably. collect from thtm about cne lsn-srr,!
thousand dollars taxes III WyuallRS Tes.t,pry lats
yrar.
surednfenatn: Jannc7, ot In4tan AafyaI.s. has
inst returned from The I.awree kesc7ra7ion, h,r-
ICE distributed the annuity Qonis during his alb
stLces auti married. nn Ihti:aa aud slaaw IL
tlnnkeE style.
"A st!1ens not IS rern-tetl at E!tzabc; h:owu, y.
~. on ThuEEday last Tne Justice OF the F.ur.
Fss driven srnn the town, AMI his rflTce ietarl-
!shc'l. The military authorities havr ai,se.rII 4
turCe 70 support the civil au'Eu:t;!ea.
:. I. -Eya1fa, WIN IVES lust lsun the Yellow
st'Te exploring pnrfy. sotrie s!re a,c, Eas ter.,
found, but 1t Is doubtful II he will live. IL says
he hes knf'sssesi rtrnu Teuts for tsttss laEa.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-Thc last rail cs,.np.etlng
-" Mchtte i cfattans 0nca Raiirnad, btt-etn
Nr.h,'" and Sew Orleans. as Iai! r-say a,l.l tnr
,ast sns.,, driven At 5:t5 r. N. TIE tirs. tram
froE, Muhia. will arrive sete at ~, anu :esyes
IF.nDr,EN
, 1870-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Oar Edition or YenteF,iuJ.
Sfecta1 Despatch ta Tho Chicago Tribune.

From CHINA.
WAsutSGToN, Oct es.-Hon. Ctas. D. pastau
arrived, to-tfsy direct from China. lie represents
affairs there to be In very gloomy condition.
lie Snly confirms The reported stories OF outra9es
committed upon Foreigners there. He s1ys It IS
dangerous for Europeans OF Americans to be seen
IN the streets
VACANCIES on TnK RCrREAE BENCH.
such Information has been received hy the law
piIceEs OF the Government as TO lead them 10 be-
Eve that there Will be two vacancies IL be tllle
III winter on the Sursfmc Bench-ouc Of Chief
Justice. ard the other Justice Nelson.
ARMY or TIE CUMBERLAND.
Itvttati6n3 70 attend the fourth Aurual reunion
Of the society Of the Army OF the Cumberland, to
aH held at Cleveland on November 81 and a:, have
been Nrcivef hy the President, heais Of thc ,ie-
nsrsnente. ami prominent officer. Of the arny
and navy The Invitations Will he generalis az
repse's. and m enthusiastic meeting Is rzpectcl
TIE proceedings will cone,st or calocy GU G4u.
sraf Geo II. Thomas, late President VI the s,,ci~:r
~ Hon. J. A. Gartlegt; orstion by Governor Jn-.
NJ, Palmer. Of Illinois, and banquet
RE7KEScnxEST.
The President, as measure of economy, has
directed that several OF the Governors Of Terri
frrtts who have been acting Us e1-ofrin :.npe:7I-
1cHlcnts Of Indian Affairs, be relieved FINN that
durJ.
ITO the Associated rre<.l
.-= ArFnfSTNES1%
WAfHls6ToS, Ust. 2e.-The P5esiteIf, tO-tlay,
s:e1tt The conu,ta*ton .! cuiaml,u> nt:lano ID
lie alsn appointed Benjamin F. Farbham. Of MAJ
hachnseits, Conrnl to ls;,nhas: William II Tow,ls-
tGu. OF Rhode island, Consul to Cork; Er..ief,cE
nedd, Of New YORK. Consu. to Cnei,t: Arthur
t.sypTmare, tf New Hampshire. Copsu1 to Lnll-
.1onieuy: Nathaniel Fone. Of 1l,,nots, snneetn-
w7r,l u. Phc.trcplacc Of Michigan, suIeItn,ea,i.
cut OF Indian Affairs Ia Art2onn-
, 1870-10-31
NEW YORK.

Special Derpa'ch to Thu Chicago T1ihanc.
MONET.
NEW 1oRk, Oct, Sg.-The week closed On m
rasy money market. AID Wall street shows, no
traces Of the squeeze to which 1t WA sua,ec:ci a
lew days ago. There Is possibility that 1t the be-
aiunfnG OF next week the preparations Of the Ctty
Treasurer for paying the November interest on
The city debt, may Involve calling IN OF loans.
with the result Of temporary hardening OF rates.
ts!i mans To-day are quoted at 10 per cent
Discounts, easy. The amount Of mercantile pa,
PER Offering was quite limited, aud rstme name!
wcre readily taken at 7tos r*r cent.
GoLp.
Cold Es s,ulI and the transactions small, s!
the s.tcs ringing fetEeeu NIX and 111.;. The
last hcrso wing tut. was 1-a2 Of per cent unit
MoEtsy.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were Inactive Int steady. There was but a mo<1e
Set Tbs nFrn.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
There Was The usual Satur,l4y'e du1paas IL
f"1e'Rn exchange with rates unchanged from
ftaay's quotations.
1AroRrs.
The to;a! imports Ut tnt. port tar the mast Eees
a6nornt 10 ss,e's, ,fsa OF which s1,sla.sr rpre5ea,
';tE gcods.
Ito the Astacist.,d prss1
70 FARE ORDERS.
NEW YoHE. Oct s9.-Ihe lsrs. D7 osSood VII
h" admitted TO Er'scopn. Orders Tomorrow.
Fur hundred oraosenen S'i hay. tsmsa an or,
Guard. N'AsA~7'
HABHAs coRrrs CASE.
IEc tubtz1s rnzpHs IN thr ra>e u Theo Allan
mae a'e1ls ttefore Judge Carbon, counsel c!alm.
W1s 'EtgaL Ju'e'rent deferred.
... SERIOUSLY lSsCREn.
u IS scpafetI that Pauline Markham was thrown
, 1870-10-31

The contract for building the Quincy, St Lou.s
/ Alien Rsi'rnad was awasde.l to Wood. Wrfcn,
Co , OF Pennsylvania.
-Track.taytrg on the Chicago, Danstle ylp-
c-nnes Rallrosd has been resumed. The ,oad
~.u be completed to St. Anne this ~eek
The wotk Of gra.!!cg the Illinois Farmers
Railroad from Jacksonville to va1esly was com.
p!e,ed October p The ttack will be LAID and the
cars running 10 wAye.1y IN q week or 50.
The Chester \ Chicago Branch l.allroal h. q
three mira graded, Aud viii be completed within
eight months The eastern terminus on tha MIS-.
sss0ppt River viii be At I point 1htee m'l.s below
Cheser, Ill, and Tic length TO the coal neld four.
teen miles
The Superior wis .yfsek says. "Tnc <uzTey
Of TIC State Line Railroad, FROM Superior 70 an
intersection with ihe Northern Pacific Railroad,
8as completed last week. The junction With The
Northern Paclac was radc At the poin: where rnt
,oad takes direct westerly course from the Lake
Supcy.c, / Minnesota Railroad Tne distance
from here 70 the junction is 22G miles. From
Duluth 10 the same po!nt By r1,l Is 9. miles
There has been considerable talk At Sauk Clsr
{,yta), abou,t project for a branch from tat
Milwaukee / St. Paul Railroad to that place, and
surveys have been mEde Of different routes The
CITIZENS a1e now waiting for dencsse Proposition
fscm the 81. Paul Company.
, 1870-10-31

AP:sotufrs1rrt. at ~fr~,sKcF~-
r., tp;!osrac s,:,l;-:Itly qnn7oncr'l ey the
Sfa'r te:tra! Cor1s.z!ts.x':
t.nx-lnnz Il. i. .,;LE>Bl NH sr.lS Us fel-
lnWS:
E,tEar!sra!'c. Nen1ar. 0'ta!sa. 81.
f:t',:rriA. Tuesday. November
a.nvrrnn- .,r1.e-''s NJ ! s,t.aS aaiy ~ announced
l.. tl.1% u 1tutHlttfc.
.;rrr.xl Lt,llS \. Logan. candidate fos Con-
GRESHAM Il; tlFgt, viii speas IS fol1wa:
t.-aesi'fr. :nTnlar. Ds;tAer al, n m.
t.E,s. 7u' stiar. S"re1s.te7 7.s =. M
t...n-rAl l.ran VIII Speak only ~ a1nourcc-, BY
this t.'Eltniitet.
s+.1..a, F y. HATES, ssa,e Treasurer, wil1
El.+A as fofiowa:
tiarna, Mnrd1r- ncto!,eF 81.
E.rkfw.t. TucSaar. November l.
E"n. NM. T. PIERCE Neashi,cau ca7,tsdate
TT safe Stn7tor, EZhtc.nth District, vii, sneak
NJ:
Newark. tctnhfr 81.
Lisbon, November l.
lirn- Il. L. tDLk. Republican candidate fof
c"nCress IN tEe Sixth District, VIII SPEAK as fol.
lows:
1.st,nr. Kendall! County, Soretnhef1
A"s7is, Gsurtly Ccun1v. November g
, 1870-10-31

aud II y because believe 1t to be the duty Of the
Repuhliesn e pa1s1 to Accomplish this rork snat
that can foE moment longer put our influence
on he ne side Of the present dissracesu. condition
fns idea that public service Is a profitable EN-
Pl6yDtnt u talse one In the main, and Ii It
were true u would be necessary to reform tue
salaries ssl.i y ~. "a 70 % nan saonld be paid more
naoded tor his paJ that he may have the honest
consciousness Of having rendered quid pyo Guo
er sT sTsa1 ST. t. aS ss5 aRa s w.
when We get lncomfetents who would ear,
nownere 20 much Is ,hs snyernment psJ them.
tast ', yoI ~ nna a5s,, sn T1s to Be taxed as con-
My own relations Il the Hnbostinates Of this
drpaE1ment nre peeullh-. have been enieay-
aAt, By . s,stem OF comparative e1amIuations
t'tst the capacity Of spplltants Ter place ts mo.
mn1t"r: ! have assured them that .asors w1uil
inesr, and ,nai from thai time theit osa VI caa1- M
hctef and efficiency would determine their COZ
ttnuance 10 odlce or promotion.
Under these circumstances the circular OF the
their sals'ics with an iuiimstton as understood
oJ those receiving the circular Enough l am iu-
36smed 36s9 ine COMMITTEES dscaim such purpose,
was the mo9t iem0tallzng thing which could ave
hteu thrown into the department The question
sincerely taken. and would not remain in ,he
tersnpably impugned.
The gentleu.en Of the department have. as
rule. horne far greater pecuniaEF buniens ID pro-
Portion TO their saa'ies than other men are ustl~
a4ls willing TO do for party purposes, and uow
would Iespond 10 The full extent Vi taesr ability
to e1forta'i0.s addressed s4mp'y to their valIln-
tary ztai: but the best officers aud the bass 1:e-
pusicans are those who are most explicit la
1hef opposition to the Whole system Of levied as
sestm:EtF-
as marx Of my own confidence 10 your rur-
poses. aud sense Of the value 1T ydcr work. e1l-
clnte check foE rry i 'lass ss M personal con-
1bii1i0a to y01r funI: antl should he N ost happy
Il ms dntts md my strength Waull permit NE,
e take MT accustomed rlarc ln The Canyass Of the
Stale this fall.
Your platform needs hnt the addition I haye
spoken OF above, Very trulS, your trient,
J. d. Cox.
Hou. Il. D. Harrison. Chairman Republican Exec
nriye Committee, Columbus, Ohio.
Such Is the outline history Of the brave hattie
Stcietary Cox has wceed. II General G1aut had
rendered General Cox as vallaot a.1 in tue light
a. General Cox gave him IN many delds Of the
war, the result would hare been ve.y different,
and there would have beentHo to share the praise
tnste8d OF O1e+ uV.B.
, 1870-10-31
REFoRh In THE CIVIL SERVICE,

Governor Cox. uf Ohio. hns been forced
from the Cabinet because uf his ,naulv re-
trsal to permit the CLERKS of his depart
nscnt to lie Assessed one per cent upon their
salaries for the expenses of political csnli-
dates in their respective districts The re-
tiscE.ent ef Secretary Cox, under these cir
c;,n,>tsnces. does li1u Infinite honor, and
fn1 l;s sAke md for the sake of the ca,,n-
Try. We nre glad that he hal the opportunity
I" i'u' in writing his msnly and honorable
PROTEST against the Objectionable e1actions.
t'ar "f the great evils of our government is
th' .ysten ot appointments aud re,n"rals
il III" civil service That service is miscr-
ally deficient in capacity. II il we're tlur-
rn:i!v reorGapi=ctl. there cpula l.e a large
1r'!:'t;ion Of the force. hut as it in. it rc-
st:::'.s five clerks to do the work which
Three competent men could do in
fe>> tina, Anti with far greater in-
tt!':s'.e., End efficiency. In point Of fact.
the actual work is done Ivy a portion
IT :he force. the oshcrs being Recognized
aS the 1nete favnrites Of particular Con-
gr.>s,ncn, pensioncd upon tie rnb1ic
1le&>"af" "A 5etosn III tn'S system No1iu
take from n1euaters Of Congress large
share of their patronage, and hence i. is
tL,t coneres. will never pass an act pro-
vil'rg for civil service system. The
ele,kships in the several departments arc
nrf,"sst'net, an'oug the members OF Cou-
Gress, aud these members claim the right
to hasc their nominees appointed, without
IA fh.sr ft%,s,oe
But. while Congress has SO farrefused 10
pass Eny 1.v upon this subject, the head
q! zach department lsas it in his power to in
, 1870-10-31

aan3, and can push his columns to the
Atlantic and Mediterranean ooas,s. Aud
who're are the organized French armies
that can hope to meet and repel these
veteran, victorious legions: 4 month or
,six weeks hence, Paris will be e1-
rcsieneing the horors of famine, and
there is no possible French force that can
hfeak the line of the bemegers, Unless
foreign powers lntervcne, Paris is doomed
tn fall, and the terms of peace will be dc
ta'ed by the German monarch in the Tui.
tories
, 1870-10-31

At small political meeting. held in Tur-
.'rr Hall, on Saturday evening, scyeral
:.nl'lic speakers, among WHOM, was the ven-
t'able hummer, D.. c. T. Dyer, told each
.'her that the reason Why The Tn1nuSz
TInsed Mr. G. D. Farwell for Congress
was because Mr.. Metlill WAS Eot nominated.
VIC indicated with sufficient clesruess
lie reasons why NO should not support Mr.
2srwcll, some days before he IVES non,i-
rated. Tie previous candidacy OF Mr..
S!c1ill was not one OF those reasons; nor
lid TINT circumstance cut any figure in the
ase; nor ca,. the speakers at Turner Hall
convince the pablic, or even themselves
l.y much iteration, that that is the reason.
AZ one Of the reasons, why We co not sup
ls,rt Mr.. Farwell.
, 1870-10-31
CAPTAIN f.xrnn-F,-r,,

An instance Of the daring character Of C1c-
tam Catnashan. OF tile lost steamer Cambria,
Tas fhoWn. It il said, anring the voyaga Of tho
Colnnblk in December. 1868. While in MD
ocean the propeller broke loose in the shaft
P,re, rendering the ehat1 aud heavy metal
blades, thus 1oosened, liable to be beaten
about the etesn-poet Of the vesse1, aud ths
r!atea OF the counter to be stove in, or the
stefn.Dost torn away The only hope Of rasety
rested in lsshing the broken screK. but tho
i:eAvy sea which was rolling Fem
dered this apparently impossible Captain
CarnaEhan, however, mada the men lower him
o!eE the t&11all ty ropo around Bis Wais',
While be guided with Lis own hands tho aeces-
saIy operations. The object WAS to a1ve the
l.Ehings made fast upon tho blades on both
sides: The difficulty was to get the bights Of
the ehains aver each upper blaze Fourteen
t,mea the Captain wss lowered ir!o tho warss
before he enceceded. The friends OF Captain
Csrnaghan in New York showed their appxse;-
atson Of his daring on this OCCASION by g1sirs
him. IN March, 1859, valuable silves wilma
ret.
, 1870-10-31
MICHIGAN.
Progress OF the vnndcrpool Trial
? En.shcr Testimony for tho lsfo*e-
cIiIAnna

cutaUn.
KArANAzno, Oct so.-wm- punhsu svo.u:
Was ss:tgLte Of Santerpool, At hts reuQeat: said
EaadcFptoi told him he had pa1l Field $:,6a0 in
currency and town notes: fan1etpoola assets
"e!s no: sufficient to pay his liabilities; rece.yt,t
:. 5. ConoreE, swoyu: Went 70 yanleraools
hnCFe On Tuesday. September !: SAnteEpool told
nc he paid Field 8, ,G1 Saturday night: went to
:a:s horse to get 500 had deroslted With h!u, ;
ne PAD <!H At his house and Eald h: would pay
:re The balance at the bank; went u the bauE,
a11 he paid me and her 800 In abous an hour he
zane 70 my ONCE and paid int the balance; said
wien Field WIS East visiting he stalt At The bank
and1ook care Of the eustuess and made $500; after
Field ela4ne1t 10 have made about $50. tUr Van.
deEpool could neye. ind out where tt had gone
ru: Fad Field fnd him II was IN the business: on
The Saturday nighs when he and Field settled be
said he rtetsed Field to tell MIN where 1t Ea5
Field put his head In hts hspis, remaining 30 ios
raised Up and saia, '.lt's all rtsht--lt's In the
ou.ttese:T witness vent TO the jail the night
Feli's body vas found: told yauderpool 1he
t'otlJ Of Field had been found; T4ndcrpoo; said
ne could not make him believe taat laughing
Il. hand on he 1acs Of Ssnie1poo1 heaa IN lie lie
Elsce =he1s the wound Was on Field, and asked
vandetnno1 i he knew hog Tho wound came
1hete; vanlelpodl said, . NJ Godi no, did moi
XII him; never k.leds msn Tor money tn nv
: efin afterwa1da changed Tanterpool ia
aacthtr cell, TOR greater security: az he eutsfe,i
the Cell he kicked Loxn the bed.
TnE witness testimony IL TetJ ypluuuiuous
aud lmpor taat,I land Van ArUao cIoss-rxsmiuedj
him 1t great iength-nos changing his tes;lt1onS
III prosecution have ure or sir no:e w,s
QRSEk3 HIImlOH.
, 1870-10-31

WNEEt1SG, W Va, Oct e9.-1DconpIe,c ~.
tnsus froua about twenty counties, cinhrac!n.,
twG-th3rds Of the State. show large pcmoc7..!s
gains. enough TO v artalt the announcement t. At
the Ssale has been carried ny the Democracy by
small nat rlss, nes 6aIs. one thousand or tx.lr.
hundred. This the Republicans cnaceis. II e.
hare also e!ec'e.. swn concressmen from til.
First and Ihd Districts, and. hy larE. gains vii!
tt tEahei IL contrib the next LcStslatnre. vii I,
e1tct= Cnei States SeEasor ts d.. tile sat u.n!,.
vacant ~ Senator Wiley. The interior coua;ie:
Will not be heard froM for several d,y.. nw-
!EiR 10 lark nf telegraph romEurIcatto., but
Matt.
, 1870-10-31

:, e" .a' sa'tsAns VI 'it- - ID, i1-
."'.:.s,,. IT, tvss, ~ ~
s"' t".'' '''an "ea'Sol.a
:. .:..,,s ~ a 49," '.aG ':s.*'. a''". ~
H. -, ~ 1"~1 - aeeo'" "..n
-. ", ". '"'asS' ~ eos's'a' IN ~
:" '.e en"s ~ !.Se'eo' 'aa' ois'
s'n' ~ ie ray III ms siaecn' naS
E''s4 h4''eeta a' t'neelh a''''t 'ae 'na'te',
1'"' MS 'e1' Inc Poift'sal yeas 10 ~ofk H.
hfa. me ae' OF nominating ALI. rArTeu
~ ''nsft;NA: VII" His a"1ecf'en1s ana as
>.'f'A'".'s' way ~ excessively '"r'tuoht
'',''' ''''''"i' go ."''" "a" us1o"' S'.e .nao
.,'-. . ~, 1 ,'s "1s e"'Da'
-. ""'o .ou''aa's
'-s As''S "o"" neesao
'"esus "n'' .i'ef ie"e'nS hls opening
'l''en. 'nes VIII sla'e nc oo""t that ne re-
''''''s al Tue intellectual Resources limit he
ssef ''a' al c"n'Maa.'. ms speech at IL
t"a's s'ai'' nh s'"'''r''aT ni5ht' Is as fnll of
'' '''fs"i'''e oacA'' IL II neefi-
as, :" .''cAl',"'a'e mem. f'r esers''o's.
l> 'A-'' HAS '''aac ''''4Sei '"'a''ae
-. .
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il, ,,rr ;u,,,,rrn, H., ran,, -, ~
~. ~, :,
~. ,,..s1,I W. .N..,. '"1.
T.. =. ,:. -, - ,>."
t.,.., r,..s,,. .au;n -ra sSa,, - a.s.-a ."s 10y
s'''"' se:'S'fs aea'n' We snail oppose Inn
'-'1e"''s1- ror tne present. II IS sufficient
ar, f,n ,l,c .n,r,,c ,n,,1,,t Ia ;e w .,.,e
,l.a:: III, a;.,.caes to he. which is ,n,,r,. ,,,,n
,,,, L.. sail If hi. .,,a,,,,7.t y, ~. f,,h.
II. /, n,t man wiz, n,,tes n,,,,av ,,t ~
,,,,;,,,> H.. i.,,.r.r.x ~ A.. -.
i,sv,. ut.,rx ,,.,., s,fa T., ". -. +.
' 80 49, AAA"s's' III
, 1870-10-31
GERMANY.
TsnssnirtaA 1F APFAfRE IN EEuHlAS

ChsriI1oA oF AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
NEW YoRE, ocs. "a correspondent TIM.
writes from Dlbgtn Of the cucdttiou Of Gcrua, n
"The fartcres arc closed, Of nj keeping two
machines gong whese they formerly sept ten.
t1s women doing the work Of the m.r, and ch1It-
Een The worK OF WOMEN. The poor are fed Oh
ratfonE, and their numbers are swelling
fHghttnlly from day TO day. The me.:
are huH5iDR In patches to the front, with here
and there gray hairs straggl.pg frcm beneath tnc
iron helmets, or the weakly knees Of ili-xrown
youth, knocking together In army boots The
churchef, many Of sher, are deserted for want Of
rasors to oi1lc1ate. The theatres nre playing oaly
pieces III which o1c man can appear IN three
parts; the hotels are merely PLAYING at keeping
trcu. with their landlords for customers; The
hospitals With raw hoss ofrtcsassny III the ore1as-
ipg room, these scon being drafted OF daily, as
every flesh bulletin arrives
TIE FRENCH FLEET.
BREHES, Oct IS Late yesterday afternoon.
the authorities Of this city were Eo:ae,l by par
lies In Belgium that Twelve French meu-at-war
hal Just lett D1nkirk going north. The river er-
france and coasts In the North and Baltic Seas
vii Immediately be placed IT state OF defence
BERLIN, Oct e9.-Tne news OF the caottpIa1iop
OF Metz was communicated to Sapultn,s yester-
''ay. The Esupeto: i house Is n g:eat SUI 1eas.
and c0n.tEtnnfI.,u.
, 1870-10-31
tStpH{uks f&s.3Is.

Dhs16S, Oct. al. Is s:a;eu The cn:rn1 mills
have aGcrrst-l IS PET cent in settlement Wiz.
ETsnc{s Skinner i 40
Pat5tEE k-ilSer has been sentenced tn tsvn ycss@
Prize tRht.
S. r. Cummiuvs. lenIler OF the La',ar Reform
raffE, has SUED FraRx w Rsrri fn- tt.'- cata!ng
flo,f1o damages for charging GREETINGS VITA
rlehQtnR the vntEs OF his party 10 inc Hartford
Etle ring. receiving money therefor 70 be us=l II
the CAE najNu.
, 1870-10-31
Sons OF Temperance at as:oo1ntn:-
Ions
ru-..,,.,-y.+,.. nf 7ds RI N Trihu1~

Correspondence ~ ne t~Eus1p 4F1pHf<*
The Grand niglfson Ct the Sons OF Temperance
of Illinois hss teen Ia annual session, IN the
cltg OF Bloomtreter, during The last three days
Oct, 9a, se, aud s.. The aurual report Of G. r.
P. T, ~ yancour, Was sn Interesting reslrn. OF
the ,ahors performed by the order during the
last twelve mcn'hs. The Grand sc11ne's report
IN 81 N the past xeat. The Finance Comniftrc'z
n tou stowsd tai something I'D TO be doEe TO
which has 70 iohT ra5s1y1sd tae aseful:
Division went INTO Committee Of the Whole
for RE purpose Of ratslnE. by subscription. money
S1te:eut II lquttiate The financial obligations Of
his grand hody. .ne ryznls q which vas taal the
sentative. in cr,1c- to pay the Indebtedness
The following representatives are the oticers
elect for the spsnpg year: P. G. ". p, T. ".
ysEeoatt: G; Y. F.: Dr.: wm noss: g: y. H.,
Wr1chs: G.. s. Ii. l;tbiet; G. C.. u. o. BFouer;
G. L, = Woods. Mn:n eatnes:ocss ana en-
ihrsiasm prevailed thro1Ghout the entire body
Iuttrg It's session. Much good work vas aceom-
rNshed, and rlaos evi:ed 70 ca11y on the war;
iafe srairss tcoeol with v1roy and success during
'tc els1:rG .far. q. y. sGSzs, Grad sesiar,
, 1870-10-31
RNlaFoad Matters Temperance
NQn4nRt{onKs


S~aaI Dtfpatth . Inc Chtcako lI1bdud
ACKoRA, Oct ea.-Tne wore on the new railroad
mon. GantSa to ClnsopvtIse WAS commenced {ea-
tesstay, and viii be pushed with great s1goE. !as
contEacsalH are to have 1t ready Tor running III
Sky days
Al The Temperance Convention In GencEa, Jes-
ttriar, the following ticket was nominated; Eo1
snd Chas. n. Warsh, Of DekEb; tor Represents:
uves, Eanty-,hsrd District, c. 3. Underwood. Of
Aurpfa; inc1eake c. Bo6wnrrh. of Ha1n. ano
c. Gtuye. OF Aurr.a-
, 1870-10-31

Last fall the Republicans who supported
the Citizens ticket were denounced for
voting for Democrats and for ''bolting;'
on Republicans. This time, in supporting
the Hon. John Wentworth, they will vote
fos better Republican than hy vo.ing for
his opponeut.
, 1870-10-31

SrEx.u,s. Oct. ga; meeting, Q: the Dl7cc-
tays of the Memphis + L:tle RecS Eatlruat,. hc!li
today, aEzsrEements we're E,aie f"r putrtnz a
thousand adcit,onai hands On -nS tur. al oace, n
a,dts a,a ofher ri oli espfalis.s Of Boston. vii
arrive Eete to-mo!o~ fo pert.c.
FIJI Smith urI Little Rnck Kll:oai, IN whic1
thsx arg largely Interested
, 1870-10-31

ttl4l Despatch n The Chicago Tr;hnac
1rRAs CITY, Mo-, Oct. 2o.ETae Nauu:tal L s..
5e e Railroad shipped eas: ~ car louis Of Texas
cattle: Missouri Pacirc Railroad, 80 car soa.is;
the North Missouri Ships TO day g car 1oa.t+, tn.
cludp2 car loads ot Cherokee CAVES Que hu1-
ti1Fr sns! nfty car lnGs ~eEr Eeps back :o-ly Ics
the lack Of ca1s. Heavy raas Id the last III eats-
, 1870-10-31

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

Far Representative In conr.r.s for tae S.a1e al
large, Gcucra1Ln!iN 4. LOGAN.
sTi" fo.tsat''s- EItASTtS u. RATES.
Sn7"-tar"E's"n1 Of Public tns:racsioa, NEWTON
EATEMtS.
Cnt1 7.>St1rert II fne t'~ai.enna-r, ELMER
Wt~AstHS AID t.ASPAH HlJFZ