davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-19
nIhc Qneen OF khebn ''-Some En-
tormution IN Regard. to EeF- -aEt-
tecE[ EnlAs

tatnaution IN Regard to Fer -au-
tece1 cnls.
FYom tie Loui.rnle Journal
NIa. Mary ENG. The strange aud tee xplcah.e
WOMAN Wno WAs found IN mn old dllsPsda.ed hoasc
On tae !eSse tss e.nez a.y, = sxs:Wtg anasna! r.
connt1 ot nt1 pusnsnea IN snese cotala11- The
to hare been ncqaeatioaably the w1fa Of
= Assoa IN good ttanding, and fot ttat
1eason esseea ne re msgne5s 81 tas aeT e aays as
tnpsclahle tEat her history will ia uaeet2 back.
and ths cause OF her present Unfortunate a.tua-
II a.To Below lrt.er from aeallemen Of this
city kno Kew her Husband tn StM Dreams, aud
It cc1abolases her s7aseuenn n that regard pre-
c.1eiJ:
To tke Editor ef khs cnuue-Jo4rna1-
I1u give 200 sone itstpa sgsrs.nE ssa sqeee4
q Ros ~ Kss ,Sss sae Ia
inss hef husoaod-Ws4 nc bess bu1aaeE u rev
Orleans, and stx,ea before he ta9 that hex n1at
and he o<aer a4xnt sbowea esane % A..oa
It fse sneetlDg 4 Aa.oato 7smpl7. nat sAe was
70 e ;4 te! q .as, sae s s saa
r. ssI nesss1a 1rsaa e'. Ii i IL e1oassy us
I'D ensM ess.., % Ssicaet % e ea~ oslesns sSos e.
xna p4xraer Of FoK Fleming for many ye1u-
up TO 1851 They c1zEted Oh va1J exsen1tre
business, 6upplyrE stealnselpa and steamboats, IN
New O1ieanss ard their names a1e u famI!s< a
houseno,1 words tn the .ct1tzens ot New Oileaps
Ard al o1E steaMDoatnHu. They were pueu uf
integrity ami mtaeA RA.xAd no Children, 1fhlu1.
He Was iazge, 1olr1y nau. He lets his via Ia
depenasnt csess'P ~. J: = ~ Martin, sas,1E and ~
Re1ie}, clever gentleman, Is also FuI Fleming
his spsitne1, whnm exss,hodJ hese knaTs, - q
~ ~ se sosn nsfS +. tsnf, np19 f1qH1 s1 {oe ~
| Of She ts 70 be pltted. and Wa gAd 70 sac yau
] EpeAk klnd!y Of tha nnfor1unare Ecnau: Aexslos
L nyma, would na1 oe aboas 81 years Old
! JNulSy L.
, 1870-01-19
Totsl eolt Of one ton q pig i1oa........

Iptxl toE1 OF QQ6 &o0 o1
Ard 1Ratn the sane rtpoH adds:
"Df rhe coat at YonnRstoNn, Ohio, the courtesy
of the pIoprtetprz OF the MAhonlpG works enables
NJ TO speaf with cerraIptT. We quota ftom let
Ter OF Mes1rs Dro1p, Bounell i Co: In our
fnatufacsurt of p11 metal We use enoat at 1,ake
Superior ma Il Of native ore to the ton Of pig.
Thn lata nc coats delivered At cur furnaces,
4buut -. ard Tho native ore Is per ton. Black
paid crt, JiedpK apout 80 PEI cant Of irnn, costs
IS per ton. The coal costs about q o. 3AD PER
ton It rAkea 2tl or e6 tons Of coal 70 Fedcce one
ton Of netaL, The nmestoEe. naed a. = nu1; .e Te
get delivered 10 Us st $114H per ton, add Tue
whole cost Of making oae ton OF ptg nlesaf Is
about 3sA''t
AZ further warrant for adopting the AboTe
statements, the Commissioner quotes 9he follow
irr extract num letter from the author OF The
gh,ye-rc{errtc-to report, ucder date Of IanuAty,
isiu:
.i thank you for the quotations you have mafe
nom nv aIf.c.e On the iron manufacture. The
eseay VIA p1fpa,ed NTH extreme cart, snd tts
fects are. l rnief, tfustUortny.
IS WlTKRHoCsK"
INT II nsY naturally be asked, what nave these
sfa,.sttcs. pfoy1r the cost Of uaktrE pg.tron In
Taisouf psftH of tha Weat, 70 10 viii determining
tue Ia. y. tEe ~ = ,.,s- s- N eha sntnrrrsa
, 1870-01-19

oAAd 0n0 AaA s'4Aoh o@nA'
Ihe indignation meet1ng heid by cefaln
Mormon women IN s1ngle WARD OF salt
Lake City, ana then recommendation tnas
similar meetings ba held throughout the
Territory, are 1nolca11ons thaI 1ne ouuo1o
bill for the cure 81 po'ygany IN Utah has
struck the Saints With alarm, and may oe
presumed therefore to be good anu enec~
tive bill 1t Is remarkable PROOF oi MOI
mon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that the male Aof-
mon, whose pferogatVes alone are increased
by po'ygamy or cu1faaled oy Inc ouuom
BILL ls sefenely qo'eseent' ne lees no N
digoatlou, gets up no resolutions, and does
not perceive. win the female MORMON, tnas
he IL about to De reduced 70 the lo*as1
degree OF moral setflsuae, 10 ace OILS
grsce stamped on the insignia OF our
Bloraous repubhc, fne: 7en1s OF con-
science destroyed" and every vestlge o.
ciEl and religious liberty jerked up BY the
roots, as By the operation Of patent stump
digger. This utteE ohiviousness Of the
male Mormon to his supposed intetests
ahows IN touching light
the superiority Of Poiygany over
the other pat1aascna1 nsusohon To-
cently abolished At the soutn- 1t never
occurred to the alaveholdeF 70 assume hn
attitude Of blisssn1 tepose, while, BY an up"
lifting OF MS nstle aoeeft MS ooeo1en1 a1ases
would assemble IN mass convention and
protest against the crusadsa Of Abolihonism,
as someth1ug destined to din the stripes,
etasa &oe 6Iatss Rnd wing tue uefk u Loe
, 1870-01-19

"Bnt Nasl3iis, Continues iii: Lewis, lis 1ot
the cheapest place 70 mako pig Inetsi. i eau 30
made On the Nashville j. Chattanooga Ra1Fpa6,
and denye1ed IN Naahvlne 1t = cost Of So per
tQu." .
Again. the public hare at thetr command
paIr pnlet On .The Resources Of Missouri, - pub
lshed dultng The past rear by PEoL s; Water-
horse, Of the Washington University. Eissoult,
prder The auspices Of the State Beard nf LUmt.
gratlon, and fully endorsed as accurate BY the
GoEersnr Of the state. tho St Louis Board 81
Trade. ard Union Merchants Exchange Of g.
Louls. In this pamphlet ne ind the following
statements as 20 the coss of manufacturing pig
lfpn In different SECTIONS Of the couutty:t
HTte following statement Of the coat Of making
one ron OF pig lfop. at Catondelet is not An est.
nAle, but IN exhibit, copied from the books OF
the company, OF the actual WORKING expenses Of
the furnace duficH one week:
ner ieps...,.-,..... .......--................ u ).
tsHs 81 eoa II coat Of Il Is Fer 40
20 tons Of CouncH6y1tle catc. at net cost of %
per1 e.ton; Il Il tssis pti ioa..,...,.,,. s
ES tons Of MIL ttnders u SEQ PEI ton.....-.-.-..
jnEnr ............ ....,.....,,....,.,r,.r,., $50
E6
, 1870-01-19
PIGS.
Reply Of ComnztssteaeF ...- 1es -
tne PtR Iron 11en OF PennsyAsSs

PIGS.
Rrn,v Of Comnztastsner Wells to
tne Pig Iron g1en OF PennsylsSs
DAN..
orrcx SPECIAL CoMnsoSKE or IM
RsvTngE TzStsgar lk ts.s1x 1.s n1fasIsaa 3n isIa
To the pyop,iese1s af tA< Eekiah Crane Iron cort-
panv, Aueusosn Iron Company, ). T. Ao'taead
d ca, ana tAt,tetn oska7: 81:
axsr1RhHH: hayo beeu favored With copy Of
the follow lrg petition, add1tssed 10 tbe CoaSfe3s
OF tho United ssa.es, aud preaeAted, January y,
in The Houae Of Representatives BY Hon W. y
Kelley:
"In the lato report of Hon. David A. Wells
Special commiskonet Of The ReVennss sae soaow-
y s!in 4? d. 1silsy i ine csaee..aas snd = TIC
con1ettAnt with tho bnztness, tha. tho average
cost OF uaru,Ac1prp IN the c31e OF furnaces IL
vorahly at,nated. under good -m1nageneai and.
na a1 Il Il % O. "a per fon md IL soms insssoeas Is
much leas than tn.1 tgute These eS1msEeI far.
81 ~ ssoea esa sses
on - average nnu t"o 70 thlee unaes PEI Al"
- Your remor4alsts representing tnirt1-seren
fu1rsces ii tne Lebieh. scnnJlinl, ana suqns-
hAnna regions, pfpdot1nE 4puuAlys IN tho agg1e-
E fas r. Ssed ed PS a5a re;
edge. that tae above statement Of the Com o1is-
Htonef Will % lounds upon cEluca1 e1A1uaAaas
6snnr7nns 7,,ins - e1satian ffoo1 ths sntaoS
frV II nur rttnonN fnoWleoRr. We beg leAye to
state that the average cost per ton at rda furnaces
We represent, exclusive Of any interest oa caa!aA
and the eIpente8 Of moving product from the
furnaces. n INC yeaf 1873. wa1 1Sa.lt4. and n
heve the ccat for tha last ax mnpths viii not ua-
te1tallJ VsIy thefe1rom- These pr1cea being tno
nre1ags ~ o. tas p!gauc.' ena1A@lnS tae 1iee
W. 1esrectfn,tT eTerrsss fha a. conuettor. that
the foregoing ase11ee cost Of tho pfo1uct Of tue
furnaces sc represent is beioT the average co.t
81 tas eloaaet e 81 1MSGa !osnsces eoilecsse!+
hsv3nY trtnnrt nj eennnm,c ndvantsgss
"I0 y1es Of the foregoing etattment1 re re-
specially ssk IS an act Of t1tuce to tae Commits
t,onet, 70 me F!oancSf q AmeIlcan p's Iop, 20
t, tssa snssi scd teas;9
for lie d4ta On winch the Comm,s4toner nas bascd
hls tta'eHet T. ard il!o the 7ecuracr OF our atsse
meL "a "a aooSe. tnas nc tsutn may % made pup"
feetnaIS r. nal cnn;;uted. s' eAA1''A'o' ~ ca
:: LKurGA CRANE 1HoN CoXpAKr,
AtLxEToWK lkoN coAFAsr,
=. ~ +ni11ae, q ashar1,, NJ
m. conn,.stonrr snes nnt Ta,t ~ ~ called
npon otf.c4aay 10, the information thus sought,
but chees1ul.y volunteers to glys Ill the facta IN
hls poetesetou, relative to the apo,e subject,
which he is at liberty to communicate,
Ard, tn fnrnfthtng the Information required, he
texttes to call attention, in the f.t srs;ance TO
~ -sen,,sr 5,o,c,ttss rt,ch Rae hsan aTos,t.
'ue ps>- .A.-N.. S1 1S...s uS na 80 t-.s
as would admit Of the formation Of a. tndepen-
~ no IN un5e s,sres Tnn
In tesponae to ne.7 go c'sralaIs s:d elauts sent
1reieht1. &c. not mere tnnu four returaa were
received; three Of these being from the extreme
West ana felaunR 10 cuaICoalHbusande all OF fnena
, 1870-01-19
sIhiz fte1, pet tan.. 4aszsoes II tha szap1ors
VIZ.


Or ei peY ton
Il 3 Interesting 10 quota Ii connection With this
letter ot Ae1r1- Htuwn. 6oupeil ca. the fotoKto&
frto&tor1 pk1&ed It rl&ettnx af H4a manufacturers
he4e = Xeaas,tn"n: M = ohse, Dssa.h<1 .. ~:
IN hts rect IepT 10 Canxtess has 9t1ted that
tbs ave5nSo eest q making s en ia this county tn-
Gpdtnk ahcf1l txte+tst rpoa capital euplaIad IL from
III to kc& rff ton
Rsseared That sanufsssurefx. hereby declare
Y eo.t e Enaas tds .ea y ths rssn. atts.y n.
Fasts u III issest taSa b aPrns
BE to oHv If d fAtsIa& frpA sts1is IL dvsFss
u ASt4 ~, skdA 70 asFa.
; On motion. jon Il nfsva ana Theues a.t1sass{ss t1ss{
Hefe aEpoluted eo1m.Itee t. fistt HssaInEtoa ea0
, 1870-01-19
.HAYTJ,..

The American Consulate Snr-
rounded By suGet's Soidieks-Thc
French and British CotnmnndeEs
lnteFposo-suzck Kvtthdra VIZ His
Troops-kitsntan Mt and Capture OF saa-
nave
By the Tulo. Captain Reed, which arrived IN
Bolton on no ls;h t1ou Turks 1s.and.. news has
been received from Ha3tt lo the 18Th nit
.evolauoniats 1ns American coazalase was sur ns
saa e s;;s q ssas 9Ss
TeIe demanded. Tae Consul sheseupon
sgnaIled 10 the commander Of tne French
80 Bl,.Iaa Gsn.ot.nsr n The toads, and her Bii.
Tesso u once steamed IN toNsr1s the city and
p1escEted thEif pfpadatde1 To xnrda the Canaulate
A. Ge !, sane ~ Mms r.. fossslaea 70
nedlately Withdrawn irum the vicinity Of the
Consulate shell would be thrn wn among them,
Consu1 and the other inmates OF The building,
The uoops we're At once removed, and sa2at, ac-
cog paoied hJ hta ktan, subsequently, y.alted TIC
On Inc 34rh. Fort National. vEeze sa1naye had
taaen 5sgs - ey 1as r"
eta esacuated II and betoox themselves to a arnal
nsbirg village on 1he Coast, about fFensy-nFe
nss S ae g ssa sae' Oh
o. nneisg that s.inare hsd e4caped from Fort
Nnliunni tNo 1teaInEia were despatched to watch
discQsefed the schooner about MY niles from
!apo. and gave chaaa- uu nearing her shot VA
sent sctpts her bows, but ane SILL Kept on her
ccuf1e. Tbetsupon another shot Has ured into
her, which bropght her n2atn5an down By the run.
81 kte broaehed to- boasa we're sent 10 board
her aud baipaVe and hta foaioNe EN- Ne1e without
Ieeisitnce s1otste1Ied TO the Peq1odt wnica about
ard lieeted Tor Port an Ptiree, where ana 4t1tyed
the same night. The prsonels we're landed aud
ciaeeA III seculey and Ruazd pnt over tncu1.
Tht BRUSH and Fnuca CONN aaders we're As anted
tnn. the p1,so1eFA shV1ld h4 well teHtesa, and
mat there should b. no b Oouaoed.
1rNaA Saluaye'a iott0tion 70 have taken re1n1e
tn the leland al CpGa. So.
poIt a. Prince - 9ues, and pruslsions nse- oe-
coming plentiful. Several yea.els ate In port ds-
chals.nE rhtxta ensgoes-
, 1870-01-19

II
on MONDAY MH duoo .us
donse Oh htpsesen1an'es upon 'nesap3ee.o1
the cengfess1ool appoton.ss'A u1|t .ue
census OF le'o. Inc Posne .. nasae oe@~een
the Representatives :" tnea "e.n alu
Southern otasea ana 'oose Q, toe feas.ota
e'ates u, "hetne1 tne new s'ssttou.,ou -, ~
Representatives, snan cosameuee ~'n 'ae
Fo1tJ-farst congress- o<g1nn4us aatsn .
1871, Ct with the fozt5 eeona congress-
two yearn litter. Precedent We aomat, Is
With the postPonemens. 9ne CONSTITUTION
made an nPpo1t1on1nent winch WIS !" COL
t'nne uhn' a1ses Inc CENSUS o. A'su 1us
inst appostlonmentn nppi'ea 10 toe elec'aon u
the members o' me eoneFees oouneu.s u-
Ma1cn, 1884, ana tance 1oen eaeu anpnuon
ment has cont1oneo 'ot Ten sea1a, nat .ne-e
nas psen ~ "a" 's4os ...'' ..-seo
plon1nls on oi lae eoao1e1e''soa Va e.e ~
pie whenever Congress choose to order II;
the constitution requiring only that hefe
shau be such an enumeration every ten
years. Que reason Why there has aerst
been my change inthe time Of making new
appointments is that until now there
Afa GctG1 aCGa NA@1J 1~-3
change. Since the last census the whole
country has pnssed through wonder
ful change. The productive indus
tries have undergone an extraordinary
ransposition capital and wealth have
changed their locations; and the 1abor s5s-
TEN Of lnsge portion Of the country las
been revolutiouized, and is nov undergoing
set another chnnae, by the Introduction Of
population which WAS comparatively ua-
known to US in 1860. The political nffai1s
Of the mutton have also undergone a change.
The nillona who ten years ngo we're alares,
and were only partially included in the rep
resentatiye population, are now freemen,
inw-nakers, producers, ana taxpayers. In
the Southern States two-dtths of the black
population have been added to the class en-
titled to representation The war, while it
na1f of the oountrT 1the Eouthl. overturned
al, nrer;ous estimates md statistics, and
oare such an extraordinary stimulus to pro-
dnct,on in other narts of The country. that
If ia conceded bv all that the present basis
of ranresentation IL uneousl and uniust,
and onpbt tn be brought to an end without
unnecessary de1sy.
Tha bill nropoaed bv hf1. Judd direc.a
, 1870-01-19
TIE fORTHEESL.


INT Lincoln ,coal shaft Is ratsips ut. tons =
DAY.
We gare yesterday brief account Of q Augular
mortality IN the family OF Dr.. Tlnn, Of Williams.
vile, aArEHmon County. Three Of bis children
were attacked on Tuesday list with = mysterious
disease; one oi them died On Wednesday, and
nothes On Thursday. IAter adT1oez state that,
a third child died On Thursday, and that Mts.
VIM and smother child were attacked on Friday.
Post portem examinations naya gtTen no clus to
thu dsztaae; and the attending physlc!Gsss wese
reEo1yed upon su12moplng huM Chicago several
members Of the profession to attend consulta-
non.
Andrew Mcknight, Of coal Valley Township,
Rock It,and Cou1tJ, died few ds5s EGO, aged u
yes1s. He Ea4 a native Of ireland, and located
in Rock Island County in 1850,
The uuu. YIN. q. Patterson, uemoer OF the
Consslsuttopal Convention for Kaukatee County,
who died 1t Aonence, on Sunday Int, from ex-
hAuRtlon following p1ouscted attack Of typhoid
feye,, Eaa Merchant By profession, natire Of
Ohio, and vas Rbont 10 yeal1 Of age. He WAS q
REPUBLICAN IN polfttcA
Ameeting OF the Directors OF the Lafayette.
Bloomington 4 Misnastppl Railway Company was
held at Bloomington 1anuafJ IL The COMMITTEES
appointed 70 execute contract fox the building
and equipment Of the hallway from Bloomington
10 the Indiana 8Ate Inc reported that 1t nad exc.
cuted Contract with Meaars Howard Weston
for tho conl1rucran Of sad railway, tho cams "a
be completed By the lit daI o1 January, 1871, and
the contractors to BE- PAID tn county and townahip
| bonhl ~ the work shouM progreAA Tbs CHE!
Etgtnees, Colonel r. 2. Morgan, Jr, submitted a.
! approximate eshmate Of tue ca1h Saloe OF the
| WORK done BY Mesarz Howard L Weston unfe,
their contract, MP to January IL 1s7n showing tne
xmuuns 10 bt -, $50 The Executive comniuee
further reported inst II had delivered, On said coz
uact with Nessrs. Howard Weston, the sum o1
5000 IN county and lownanip bonds.
The Springfield Journal OF the 17sh says:
-Ip kccotdsncs with Ttpricus announcement tbs I'll
mans aksun& party "a y The tink on aat11d2J
usAt lAst. The number o{ ~e3khty mtu u eAeut WI
oults laryu and IN Ad6t4oh 10 fcAe thexe 1afEt
a1mnee q 1aa; S t - sRess1ss y III ~ ss IT,
and ranscse c{ tie city skAte1 Tbs cs k1e<fed
Il oeiock, and. frpltnain<<y EtEp. fatrh4nx1
s.ifoFp .ie =. hsofht ueea " q toF the patPo
da seanfed 2 teep tsy T. as1exth.t oons vetzaial
ent q h. pe. "a ses n,ss9e.s # .s.sh.nt sop
! loWA s}er Il. " kdE.fda d The CktitaTt1a D4s,a
I rN, leatlng the p4zty xtth ss1A pourdss
, 1870-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nual meeting Inst week, and received. IN
the course Of it's proceedings, report from
the Committee on Tariff Legislation. This
report is one Of these mischievous things
called compromise "a compromise Of
words if not of ideas), as the committee
" desire it to be understood that, although
they are divided among themselves on The
respective theories Of protection sud free
trade, they append their names to this re-
preston Of opinion in favor Of Whist np-
pears to them to be practicable at the
present time" The committee aimed
to ascertain tho points Of agreement;
and: those points Of agreement are, IN
brief, that taxation is never blessing
and always burden that Of its VI
tious forms customs duties is one Of tbs
least Objectionable; and that, IS taxation is
now, and must for long time to come, he
necessary, therefore, it is most expe-
dent to collect large amount for the
wants Of the egovernmentt through the Custom
House. 30 far most free traders will 60
along with them, but the point Of diTerg-
euce is instantly reached wheu the CON-
1nittee 30 on to assert that "the duties
~n'eai WIZ 'nus ~ toa".1 ~. .o -
tic indusfry, that certain kinds Of
imports should be subject to varied 1ntes
e' aaty, a''u eeSea.n o'us4a suou 10 IN ~
e"p' 'ion ou.s' ~ Dull t. - e"1ss
oess Josser 0"o p'on.ote eso"e pfoaae'~1s =
and toe general "enale o. tAe nar!o
probably hf' A1nnson ana au G1atcoss'
VINO ato h'o"eo 'tee tlaa.ls' .s..avae ~ VIZ 49,
~ .ue .ept' ~ .es.@a ~ s a. ~ M s,a,ofc
tnht pao'eea'o S W H.. ~. .o,+.t,,r~ s,o AZ
oomeeao inuy: 10y ~ , -, W
no'' anes ou,S a,sei' ~ -. .a~.s.saN eaa '' ~
10 at'o'ue., WIZ 4oss - 10 ~ A1~as - ~. ~
cause. u .aete were ~ u.usu p :. 49, 49,. I
otanen o' 'naus'y P.o'es.eo p -.1s 80.
"men ls mol pto.ee'su. 10 1a.n "v
mol oe needed 1oo op1ess - ptososu'o
ta1an 10 10 n'ase sooa ~, ee .a. lo'ses,
Ne7el1neleas, We saaaA 'uas a,3' 1'A7'o 7a ana
Alf' sndlcott esEed IN 51en1ng oae 1ePo1.'
because 1ney nave a.o"eo tuef oppoAea.7
to use cef1am caten-"oras ''ncoanene eeo'
and ne doubt "netnef Tue compensation
which they gained IN the adnlsslon tnAt
tariff is tax is sufficient TO remunefate
them.
the support Of government and the dis'
charge Of its liabilities; accepting the
statement that the form Of taxation least
burdeusome to the people Il the dunes upon
imports, We come then TO th1s podt1ou rs
, 1870-01-19
The bids for furnishing the heating and

The bids for furnishing the heating and
ventilat1ng apparatus Of the rew County
Hospital for the Insane, and the Poor
House, were opened yesterday, and were
awarded by the Committee Of the Board Of
Supervisors on Poor House and Paupers to
Mesars. Walworth, Twohig l. Fasss for the
sum OF S2s,9G2. The noticeable, though
not very unusual, feature Of the hansac-
ton is that there were two bids from rs-
sponsible parties for considerably
smaller sum Of mones-that Of
C. q. Crane, Of the Northwestern Manu-
featuring Company, being for 924, 1888.
The county being "dead broke" at the
present time, VIC should like to know where
these Supervisors find an excuse for vast
ing s4,o74, or nearly 20 per cent Of the
whole contract price7 It is not pretended
that Mr.. Cranes bill Is not in accordance
with the Specifications. Nor is it alleged
that he is not competent to fulfil his con.
tract- Ths transaction looks like bare
faced swind!e. Il any member Of The
committee can ahow that II is not, our col
rm1s are open to him for the purpose.
, 1870-01-19
WAgalMa1oN.

Sumner and .Tru1nbul1.
, 1870-01-19

Tessr niftd sa7e 6esn ethers, ut r ., 10 "a not
ibe Weight at tho respective pszstes eae{ wenf uf
from the e7owd ht speetstoEs. Major tdE1raA. u
thocfh ons q ths oaost graceful ard bak loekag Euea
Ia the crowd. dld ros appear up ek&tes tf tbs reA
sop ~ ru6efEsna, thai biz ve4St ~ ahut two and
4 IN pdEpdt fnqse fb1u tho feEa&t3dna &dnitted-
had then the MApsHee1 Of The Rink declined tkAnS
tts mponathito q the tse. e.. much e
r. r. fefunats oses e.naa . tme, md set q
- IN sfyle md tbe skAflnk ceznueneed n eatnH:
4n6 il WI futh eafust work n many fespec Ios
100 ppon thn ice z11unuS and interesting. 1ad
EorthT fhs pencil a HasxztA ia hts bcss ttyA TIE
snrne III ia cxeFises nps being hid down In the 4nsf.
Ian FfxtteT Liab book although kreat ManT q sne
.Fs1srs ia{d d1Nn Ia rar1rus poa!tchs na1t no1 =
Ea11 socosjtnx 10 tue4 The rules Te5h taaa Aaae
"a cse1y .faier eus the fsaesd ea< saa nTaen 3s
ths s11ne ytpe oId sucf ro! Atts ianisn pes
f1.tt. non lie tec a1.t1 rs1suna teEn I'D haa sas
The nstt7 may be qonaoere4 succEs1 md Ins II
WAs huxcfY Ee}tye3 hy tho skattrr Ana az
may ~ proper 10 Fnafk In this eoN1eton &oA+ s'
sct11ess Of the G1txton& wtfe not Tequhoo-
IOWA. g.
Tha Davenport Edztns Of the 1fta sa1a: "fnt
beaatlss Of tbs fssns.nR p.tvpege had apt nlnsoa
tion On Saturday evening. 8t the Post omee
Tits ctsJ. This IN the arrival OF fegAtesed Ies
tel, duly franted tnd conveyed, froa Of oos-
pcrsop ctatirnR. or ptrson addruisep, OF to en'
oue clso, except the Post once Dspsztusnh
] tho snape OF = largo caoyas-eoTesed ounf Wsssn
, 1870-01-19

.chafni Tho ,vopen of. Utah bare always
bo1us tho Gull weight Of. this moral sszyf-
tude.." For one 81. them to have two hus.
bands, or revelation authorizing it, or a
sealed husband Of her oxn selection, OF any
other species Of paramour, waa death.
This enhances the dlsintarestednesa of their
indignation. Being themselves under
double bad Of. "mosh servitude,' they
know ita evils and iuplo1e that their lords
msy be free from it.
The principal provisions Of the Cal1om
bill punish the living and cohabitiug with
any other woman than ous's lavfal wife as
'ooncubinsge, with five years,. or less. i'm
prisonment and 81 900, or less, fine; also
the marrying any person who already has
an undivorced wife OF husband living as
adultery, with twenty years, or less, impria.
onment at hard labor and 81, 600, OF less,
fine; also prohibits any person who
practises blgamy, adultery, or eoncu-
binsge from voting, holding Office,
sitting on iurias in the trial Of thosaa ozimea,
pre-empting land under the homestead
laws, or becoming. citizens Of the United
Btates; also uaakes tha wives and concu-
binea fawfu1' witneases 10 prove the first
marriage and subsequent alliances, and
>enders the declarations and acts of the &C.
cused' competent proof Of the actual rela-
ton Of pretended marriage and unlawful
cohsbitation he sastains toward the women
Of his household. No polSgamfst can ait
On any iurV for the trial Of po1yRsnaiat