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HlGH-InkfD SPORTING NEWS.


Ine latest gossip in base bail cjrc1es ia tha,
Chasley Dea1mRn, the late second basemcn q, the
Ha5makcrs, has Joined the a1rcady Strong nine nj
tue If1mouotalns, and that White. thu catcher nj
the Forest CITY Club OF Cleveland. has fo,ne1 ,ha
ea4cgo tlao. White Is an excellent lu.nelder. q
spleLoio oa!tef. and decided acquisition to the
ua1aen eity Club. II Is Bald that Hall, OF the
HmaLeur niars OF Brooklyn, anu Hicks. Of tbe
s:.ute1 . Tue coming season. They are both Inc
Genelat plaJeEs- 1t IS understood that .1oe
spIaene and WaddY Beach, the Yeternns wi1I
~ ptay mn NE EG5ford nloe for 1870 The Natonals
cloof. acustly reorXanziug for The comins e sea.
son. u 10 G0t positively knp~p as vet whe;ner
Latse1 uoekney mas Joined the Athletics Of Pnfia.
o3t as DOCK y out OF an engagement It is
o! lais one plsyer-ctncinnatf GI.eif<. 80 ''~es
,.,sn, mnne, Wno occupied the position Of
ea1chet IN the Forest City Base BAH Cinb al Crve
!ano, OalOs iaat season, has been engaged for fha
saMe WotE ~ tne managers OF the Chicago (,;nb
- on1n ~ ~ ase ~ this cty aoont Saturday, There
o. pltcner. and tha, will probably be nued befnre
Inc expiration Of ten daje, ~"o'~
lne aIst ANIMAL meeting OF the Etna Base Dall
C!ap VIII De held at No. las Indiana atlect. tnis
tendance Ii desired. "'' os
,,. NJ. A eEyRk THOUSAND TRonER.
~ ~. Iaomas Gtinitr, OF Mason Coanty, Ky..
soiM !1ul.Eeaf old trortlug colt, SHOOTING Stsr
s{rs 10 ~. ~, Mm. Ma1tip: Of Bourbon, fev weeks
h Il 'o1 est I'VE nnndred ar dollars Nj Martin sent
Qualified were tested, aud he Tas nIrarsf nna
tnoueand dollars for him. Eocoqraced. he "a.
suied nus health and life and exprelsed him tn
vaeaRo N. where he vas aealn trolted, and sod Tor
mas refused seven Thousand dollars for him ann
On he EOes.-EIehanrt. N' ~1"
, 1870-03-03

1REAofr H0CSE-
Ancng the ar1ivalu at the Tremnnt
nouse' Yesterday, Tere the following; Col
onel J: y. scnat1er, Ffesport: Colonel
snitn, T. G. Baldwin, aud Thomas Brad.
shaw, Quincy; Colonel l. P. Sawyer, Joliet ".
Z. fit'man, New York; Larenzo Fletcher Pits,
noffh: G. II: Foote, st. Joseph, No. cnarlea n.
lIoNnssnd, Holly Springs. Mlse,; Madison Sloa1.
tMessaclasett6s J. e. SeHcomb, Belott. I. II
ADAMS. Boeton. Archibald MackaJ, New YorS
a. e. IIeAdTell. Memphis; ]. a. Higgins, Mln..
aesosa; AAan Dlckinson, DesMoines.
AEote tne arrivals at the Sherman House. yes
,eIGs5. were the following: G. WIttach. James
McEI!de. a. Re!pemsu, Thomas BrpEQ. q q Vim.
ntf, e. Seidle, ). y. y. Thompson, II. III. LonQ,
MlIhn Iaai: Jl.. a: Weise, John 4. Mylet, W.
T. 1lus:o1, Pittsburgh Go.ette; II. a. Scott. + IS
Seolt. ahd E Scot. sau Ftatclzco; E Porter.
Jolle,: X r Pepper, keuturkY; T. B. DaCaatlin.
New York; Colonel j. II. Wool, Adrian. Ntah
Austln BerI, Denmark: William B. UrocSeit'
B1IG0s HOUSE.
AmouE tne sfrlFa'a ut The BnRg9 Housa, Eegter.
day, Wcse the fo1oRtDg. Cponei t'haa + Dsan
Peoria: judge G. u, Harrington, Geneva: canfafn
T.: Roland, Philadelphia; J. c. Smith, Un,ied
Sfa:es AsIGssor, Galena; Dr.. ". D. McAfIee,
Omaha; S. P. Williamson, Onaha: Laster nrncs'
nohalo; y. L Derrick, Buffalo; W. o. Cook. Prov.
loence, IL L.; o. Curtis, BeTtdere.
ST. JAHES HOTEL.
Auong t1e aff!Fals at the ST. Jsues Hotel, res.
un.'n,o,s usSraa5; we5e the foi59wEg: y. j. Hoiiald
tas: J: Y. Brewer, G. O Richards, J. E. A!exan.
Ger. ", c. Bshe, N. 8. Wood Ta.d, E. En9well
Ao1mouth, Illinois; g. B. Martin, Boston: G. +,
q Collins. Belo,t: George Mayrard, New Yurk
&. Z. ntGacoes u Rockford; n. ". Goodman, Bcaye,
, 1870-03-03
POLICE LIABILITIES,

To the Editor Of The Chicago TRIBUNE:
IN your paper noticed that the corporation law
with regard to dogs Is neglected, and a,so learn
that the Chief Of Police has the authority to en-.
force this Law. Where IL our new aiayor7 ALSO
tnas the damages sustained by party. after tue
proper ume for enforcing the lay Is paused, cal,
be collected hy law against the corporation. and
tney 1ook 10 tho officers OF police for neglect Of
Hydrophob!a "a not limited to seasons. IN the
0eaa OF winter high feed, but III supplied Win
Fatef. cauaes It. In MoSrlR our neichhorin1
!oWn. Q Dog vent mad only Short tims snce
30" Mal ol e1tetnipat.on IL going On.
,na M OF ne West SIDE was bitten short
cleaded hydrophooia, stO0, ,oe0, nor tw1c. that
W. Tnl nos eance 70 satistS tue surviving fneudA
I1e!e are seven Kinds ol dog maqness:
l. = ne burning manne89.
nc foQn!nE madness. This lg the moat
commeh. a dog often wucu chained, becomln0
mao: !acelate1 nis 1Esh terribly.
richly led, AA"A osANe wv
=. Dum6 nadnesa. The dog b.eeds at the
q btne. ~ 1"~"'> ''' :" A. WAX
$. Lank madness.
Slaveripg madnesg.
Z. The falling madness.
Telegraph Rtau IVES dfeailuly mApEled. The
savest fears are entertained that The angry brute
was mad.
T~elty-two thousand do7s IN Chicago have ex-
posed the lives OF e50,e0O citizens about long
enough.
A dog has 70 business IN a city. Ills health IA
all the 1tmc endangered by the peccatasy coutjue.
nent fern IL the only pace where he can be
either healthy or useful CITIZEN
CHICAGO, March !, 1870.
, 1870-03-03
FIRES.
Six Women Burned to Death in d
Cotton Mill nj Noponset, unks.-
EfYc1 EtEcEhcfes

Six WOmen Burned to Death in d
Cotton Mlil Mt NcPonset, Mass
Etres Elsewhere,
BOSTON. March a--The dye works at Neponset
were Destroyed By nse, this morning. s.1 women
EEroSskT. Mass.. larcn a-s,x bodice have
Goll'ns, Mrs, Petez clanu, Mra. Peter Martso, Mfa
The renains Of two other women, names M
fpoWD, are SILL IN the rntne. TIE women were Ia
.he attic, picking over Gotten, the only entrance
ftnIn furnace on the nrst door.
RosIok, March 2-Tne outldpg burned this
where the nnfoslnna'e women were
The material. Access to the ATTIC was By laddeF
ard nap door. The names OF the Eouen burned
70 Sesa ~ se!f MS Psss 21uD ME- F
Mrs: Rosers Martin, and Sirs Petef Co1nln. i5ss,
by the nte. &c., COO to IS. 600.
sa Mnks;nANRE. Msren s.-Iha nlllnoaae OF the
Luzefne Powder Company was burned shla noYn-
Ing. The atorehonse DID not take fire. The pow.
der made beirg incomnust1hle, there WIS no e1.
CINCINNATI, March ss-Tne stors o, Abraham
Ep.te!n. IN Aurora, led, WAS destroyed By a1e
,sst night. The bulldrg .ss one Of ne best IN
i1aeeo; PhGnlx, Brooflsr, $4,000; Fulton, n. +,
5000: Yonkets. n. T.. 81 900.
LOUISVILLE March 2-The barrel and 9tAye
facsory Of the Louisville Cement Company, to
amount Of STOCK. stases, etc, was totsiiy
destrcyed By. rse at l O'Clock this morn.
icg- The building was owned by rhe
been leased By q Mr. T. J. Morris. Loss on the
building, machinery, and stocE Is eat,mated At
s70,e coo, on which there Is partial insurance.
one hundred and twenty. i've persons arc tnrosn
out OF employment The dre is believed to have
neen the work OF an tncend!try.
PEORIA, Ill, March The brick dwelling house
CT n. d Curtls WAS destroyed by nta this morn.
trR toRe' her With conteu's. Loss about 5000,
E,th an insurance OF 5000. The fro caught
from detective 1Qe-
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INDIANA.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, 1nd., Marrnl
At Nabaah, Ind., to-day, the Directors OF the
Grand Rapids, Wabash i Cincinnati Railroad
met, and agreed to engage 4. @. Wells L ca. Of
Kalamazoo. Mich, TO build their road tmmedt.
s.e1y; Tns y ~ imPortsnt northern and south
Goshen and Wabash to Ande.son. Its expected
under the contract TO have 1t In running coudi.
ton 70 NareaE, Ind. by the middle OF summer,
and may btto Wabash oJ January.
dealer waa arrested on q charge OF vloal1ng the
Internal ReTenae laws. He was bound over to
appear at the United Ststes District Court,
INDIANAPOLIS. March "a case was commenced
To-day To the Common Pleas Court for the Apttl
term IN which there are nlnet5 three plaintiffs, It
Is brought By parties living IL Morg IN County
soainst tue indianapolis q viocennes Railroad
Company and otht r. for the amount Of their s1b-
scI!pslons, subscribed upon condition that the
foad Should be built upon certain lice The com-
pany falling to bul1d a. agreed, the plaintiffs now
sue to cancel their subscription
The new Nandal,a nat!FoAd between Teue
liante and St. Louis, will be flushed inside OF
Mby.
The new read between this city and Terre
u&ure WILL be completed By th1t tiUe,
, 1870-03-03
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.

To the EJItor Of III, chiooon T.;.,r..
BY bluuder, for which ass To he evcn,as ;,
4e1t OUT posuon OF the communication published
On Monday Of last week, which contained con-
sre rnanls IN orde1 ID 1o ea now ae'
After the mode naeh shs
!r oha,ned M rho o,e,t 1n.ss ., .ha .ss'asut.
daa,r ,r,e,s..s1 aes W sus on Ie.e mosI
pecse-ard confirmed In spite Of any protests died
IN opros1 ion thereto, whereby the prni,e fa,se,v
uresen,ec. 1bat ob,rc,,ons n, 49, S.,s tha ct,!
Glelel Won!a ne Eoticed; l; and thst those who hare
eeus ,5 1o.esHa 70 a agatss iae matter IN which they
:. cors,d.ra7.ot's ~ t9ea ieafntR that
tana 9ao~ ta gooa Jea.Gas Why the
"a ,t,,e1aeM - w. ,e.e ' e. tn nated' the a1aclc
Uopefoly losy 20 =; vo,s aes;o and bato,o -.
nase 1a9tea up IN tnelr
st1eat az ;hnr ~ ~, @ ot % the
1n+ir nei,inns 10 1hc nnt ~ e. W. ana secare
fniiS ,ei.sre r. na rni,d snd est suun "ose toey
Tby ihey sscnla mt na fe,rt, - ~ 80 rS
Eecestaiy to.caea 1nntorenent ps} hsx M fnS M
r. anr rsho o,o IN farnr ~ ,na NC. nuu teE
tnet sncrepd IN fnn.rg =. nj e.oetiv ton 81 az
cpnos,,on ~. ~ .. w. W. se4siy jon snem II
psfsu; j their 7slsans oeeopaleasEnae, e ous a
q When ipa ~. asa an5 o.nefs 9 dmenlt TO lad
1nsg ,ne5 eEve secured nam Of al interested,
tte1 cppopeLa pa1ealsry a. they hsye sns
rnsft. n.Kk !. peut!oo npoa ~nlca the board OF
t11esoth tha1 Ih'1 acseu lep!tseats muc2 less
lEe ,1e7 are row nv n, ~ teeaiea !osnE.
nscera n ste,r ule u s-cctss, tney hand Their
uu Tue6eny mnr,1nma ,,
"Reu ons1ratccs preteniea sy.nss a9 tba
imps1yeneLt.'' "AiJ ~ r6aan oues ,1 sns stteet
on nle" isS3 oldered.r 11no oseo - tass oe plactd
thrust aside T.tn 10 1ta, atte.,. aye tney rudely
the yery A,dsrnau ppou whose gao. .1s a,seewa1d
cept for ihe clerss recnrd ns aoaa5 Il that, ex-
brought to believe mai snT snrh Sou!d not be
orersd. T,ne pse1es, srd he psan,s sSd Te5e ever
be roereo, that hall dozen Who drive nae aor.e, ~
learn from The City Coec:ors once ts!aF%es. M! HI.
mus, pay from $50 TO $500 per lot Enen tna, tns5
and have from the beginning, been airpost mani,
smother effort 1u tue Council ior at least tsa
Tery relief, to the e1teot OF ,ear's DELAY. Tnev
leaIn That IN Jears s,aat such relief has been
, 1870-03-03

uplum' eating ts one Of those private r.cr,
which, because IT does not intrude 1ssclf upon tn.
Fuo &c, attracts little attention. Those WIN har.
1ead neQul1cey understanl the evl. Effects Of IN.
tef1sble practice, and those Hho have mt ran "a,
tcr to t1at work for full details OF its deornf,z
Dc iLn1elce upon toih brain and body. Man,
pefsons suppose 1t IL only The Turks mud Chluese
no use The drug, hut they are m.staken, as J
III En-, Or pefsons ~ this country AID In
s,rna ,ss sskea 10 various iorrs and qnanutles
Spae peteohs use It untts 1t becomes Necessity of
;neI natures Their appetite Graves for Il. and
.eey lvng feF he unnatural dreamy ntoxicalog
r. Il y;ss;,ns ,,,s he.ass sSe'@s
lun or norp.ta taken Internally. % was tSs a nsuai
mode o. lnunle.ug this vice. Iut that grew tno
expensive. Wnen man BECAME so bsu tnat IA a
nose o. si4ly grains vas hIs daily allowance. It
atd eorfh.esa SCI, and but lew Of them cou d vi.
toId 70 poy from sL15 to 81 DAY 10 Rratify their
nocetnai appc.lsef. 4 new anu cheaper mods Of
psGapcsng :.ne enme result Eas demanded, and
Tbs consists Ia lnnocu!arng the system with
tGe n;e POISON. pint OF nolpha mixed with 20
s5l'pKe with 1ne glass nozzle, is ffIled viii fha
NIX :uFe ard the shatp point Of the ayrlore being
inserted N one OF the veins Of the body Ee1aerallT
he Sun Gp pecs S4s Of r., ias Tens Of tie
daneeIous opeEstlnn- II cos;a but ten cents a dev
% taose who survive It, aud who do not furnish
sooa 20 ,har 5se and which
asa M pIactieed haId 10 use opium IN this way. A
q !tesh corpEe, and keIye him right -"
UtueRlsts, y ho sell much Opium IN at ia forrs
aa1e That the pract[ce Of ustrg 1t az sttmnlant IL
lcaflul!5 prevalent, and Is becoming mora and
mere h 81 genera OF al forms OF dissipation, 1t Is
dfut4aro 1s decent beside the counfned nnfnn
eaters AID has twice hts manhood,
, 1870-03-03
BLO0N1HHT0N.
Meeting Of De1oE otes from State Hor.
t1cuitura2 and Agricultural So cIes
tics 10 D1acusa Matters Connocsod
with tho anduslriNl LfniversfeY Al
ChampniEn.

Meeting OF De1eK N en- 1en m 4fvtn xFnr.
sicot.atna n,.s @no ARrtculturai sosie.
Aos ~ U"C0ss matters Connected
with the andus,riaT Universtey Al
CnampnIRr.
o..,,, n....,..
spee'al Oospaten 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BLoons9roN, Ill. March 4
About lfty delegates fran the stats Hort,on,tu
raj soc.iy and 'the ,arton. con,t. so.,a,tss W.,
49, m. oh1sas .eu4s1 oVe.oAcs uot
u. ne.s ~ ny :; r!ees Of tae meeHas, ~ atstea
u me csus w eAptes re opinion OF the 1ndn+-
trial clsSkee N regard 10 the reform needed II Auy
IL ths mspaaemeat o. The Industrial Ua,vera,iy.
and 3, U: Emery secresaI7. the following 9E' were
appointed Commit1ee on Resolutona: Smiley
Snephefa. Lous Ete Mofkhs Arthur BRYANT, John
o4ys, naniel Gatoeef.
Iesioeos 0ls9oty lnV!te1 the convention
20 eo]oeIn anu meet at Champaign, ouee-
ing the memoess lree transportation
py falH0ad. he urged their acceptance
Ct his Invitation, and expressed 1t 1eogth nls rea
eous for believing that better Judgment would
be arrived at u ne convention 1ess to visls the
ventlon did not reach a vote upon accepting tbs
Imitation
MI Cunningham, OF Champaign, moved that all
MIR. Shepherd, Of Painam, tnonght tne cali onjy
Mcluded sueh as wete sent as delegates BY soclc-
ties.
Mi. Ellsworth, OF Dapsge, thought this repre-
Sentative convention, a1d that 1t was hardly
proper 70 adnis ~ indiscltniaate!y as menaers.
tut .1taHJ, At his snggesttop, those interested
we're invited to participate
President Gregory again addressed the cohvan.
hts Invitation. he aaid tnat, Il there we're ohjec.
toes % the management Of the unveraity, these
objections could be better ascertatQed by being m
the ground: that The building, che gronnds, and
every department. were open to Inspection aud
cificlsm. ana ae t1oogat that where statement
or ING ploceeanee VA 10 go To the public, 1t was
sut " tne iuststoIlon, 10 toe people, and to the
s,ate; tnat tneJ Should adopt the best means OF
~ t9e saSta Waeteoa 70 oaaa their action.
ne uuuHat tAat lus G!eys pen2 htty Eotlea away,
"AS nos tue ptoper piace 10 pas Judgment UPON
foGn ~ no.'te 1enes'
,sn,s;. staht iSpea @ tnst ae tao1gns u Wa1 es-
, 1870-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ihe1e IS no change In the programmes at the
va1looa tneaEles- The rush TO the Opera House
70 zee L1Rard In hIa 1ne PRESENTATIONS ett1, co,,.
ttpuee, the audience being serv large one ira,
evening" The progranme for this eYenin0 is the
came as that during the week, s F" NN'
a.. EMe Deaph " still remains on the hnarda ar
me AnEeun:"1 Snn o" aud q The Mut.on TRIAL - :,
~ ~ re nsst1osn; and Len1ngwel IN tBilnard. "
Stephen Massett, better Known az n,Jeems
f1pee, delivers bis humorous Chinese and japnn-
sc lec:ute this evening. at FarEell Hall MI.
Sasset pf:nRa TO The delivery Of his lecture rara
dsa1I ATTIC and elocutipnary powers. and vii ,naHa
II, II an entertainment OF very great merit aud
, 1870-03-03

Special Despatch to The Chicago !

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
-..-. OMAHA, March g
Cnas. ". Sears. brother .in.law OF the Hon. A.
J. Poppletop, OF this city, Was accidentally
drowned at Helena, N. T., yesterday.
Colonel Hammond, Superintendent Of the Pa
c'1c Railroad. lett for the East to-day
Ex7Judge MccurdY, OF Utah, Has In this CITY
to-day, en- youte for Salt Lake. ~
Two spile bridges over the North sud South
Platte Rivers, lear Fort McPhefson, NebrasEa,
we're contracted for yesterday, in all 1,1e0 5a1ds
loos. THIS 10 looked upon With great Interest, as
It opens up to settlement large tract OF couutrf
on Repuh.fcan River heretofore almolt unap-
proachab]c. An election has been ordered in LIN
coin to teclde whether the county shall issue
se1, 900 worth Of bonds In aid Of the construction
ot slm1lar bridge near That place over the souta
Platte RIVER.
HELENA II. T., March "A snpw storn, hss
prevailed throughout the whole Terrisnry - me
last twenty -four hours. It ia Still showing.
The protpects Of placer mlniuR for the rest Of
.ae eeasens are considerably improved BY this
efQfm,
, 1870-03-03

Alto ho1de1 o! bank stock IL ID b enforced At TIM
expiration Of tlx months from falufp OF sny
oaak, and sRkfeEhta stock held BY the whos
Doetd Of any bank shall never b less than per
cent Of ~ entire capital Of the bank; ployslon IL
made lcr foler monthly statements, snd puuien
neut for mltstatemenk: no bank shall make I'd.
tances on tM own stock, but exlssin9 lem held By
banks on the stock Of its custoners ehelI con
time: oankI capital shall not b Impaired By
dividends out of tho capital, md Whcn
tho capital has been reduced bv
auepenhon Of specte paTnenta for ntne'y days
vi constltote an act Of bankruptcy, and 1nvolve
forfeiture Of chsfters- No divldends exceadtuR s
PEI cent per annnn TO be- paid By any oa1k mill
reserve inDds Amounting 10 20 per cen. Of p4,d.up
caplfat naEe oten accumulated; li4ta Of all bank
sha.eh2@!osIs @ to ne; pnblshed annually; no Pres.
CEN, .d,, WEE WEE efesIdent OF Director Of bank
los.es sha1e eholdesa arc 70 make ii up BY psymsnt
gre Fosa On ttoce. 81 banks shall receive tneir
own Eotes nt par for debts due she1n hut viii only
pay o9t @ specie FOR their notes At 1ha place made
parable: government shall have the right to issue
t7,0G0,c coo tn Dominion noteB, A0Uo,O5a Of which
aaan Dc On security Of debentufes, ana the bal
place On Friday.
, 1870-03-03

o1rsens es can b ana are placsd upoa a.,
{ nGa me ahsanos OF ali restrstpt upop tho ~.
oErss Tno maraeo tho bualness Of special as.
;, Nov, ~ Editor, ask you. aud, through .you,
~ ruoNc. !! taf9 10 not matter in which Mo
tnoold a:k The Conrtieuttora! Convention to In.
tefpofe And plant e.ake soIuoshere which
would cheek such loosc work In this particular d.
tectop. 1f.ns pr1Icip1e Of The resolution ore
een!ed b5 the Alderman Of the Twelfth Ward
State Copst,lus'ou, a3d all such specias Improve.
unt "a required the real fayor OF i major part OF
those psstoos AID tfat particular property upon
Wn}ca The expersa must neceaisftly lAl-of, In
o'ner words, more than one,ha!l tho
eootung property, whether owned by
rev OF many and real bona
.fds petition proTlpg this to be the case,
ant, also, tnat sli s1ch assessments, made with.
tut such a genuine Application from the oW1efl
Of tie nsJ u par: Of tbs property upon whom the
burden fatle, may be vlsiated or set aside, we
shsn b6 hereafter comparatively safe from the
iecessty Of the eIerciss Of the eternal yigt.
lsEce' now Incumbent upon uA It seemt that
tats mater naR grown, bt neGlecf, to becone ap
csil 80 ENORMOUS that rothIug short OF coEst!tu.
tlorai provision can cheek It, and sa1e those who
own aty real property from tha necessity OF snan-
oon1tG all other bnstnees to guard themselves
seanst It's b.ing swal!o Eed up by burdens In
posed without limit, except at the discretion or
ihe gentlemen wno compose the Board OF pnbllc
NOtER Respectfully YOURS q r BOWEN
CHICAGO, Feb. &C, 1870.
, 1870-03-03

me following curious communication speats
IofNsels. 1t hears Internal evidence Of SINCERITY.
aDo shows that though the human heart may b
utterly cast down and IN despair yet MI feeling Is
never e1trgu'thsd. There are many lks tue woman
who wrote ne letter, aId NOT enough OF those who
gpek unfeWar1ed:
" Ms Editor of TAe Chicago 7,ibua1:
Flcsfc publish this 10 the man will see IT,
Ans poor wretch stcepcd IL erime have Iust Ieft
Jont ey because bad TO- for Other ca of opper.
ation an to lex cd t. reform. have eownd snot
leitin my Eiekcd heA1t yet last fill robbery NJ com
mltsca on Jenerson q ncar madison 1t on the west
wa soorSr @ that 4 ths nsme IN TIC v.teh he eave
who wc were hare thousht long white Of Ei7ius
hin back what could Of what eot. and will scnd
them u Goon II CAL cit them II there were more Who
would htr the poor sbe.t would not Be much Wick.
edLe.s think this u the frat good act done and
feel bet!ct fof it. 1t don't matter who Anl he viii
hardly remember tho poar ono be helped that cold
Might near the madison st bridge don't kn the nun
aWieked broken hearted being. who is uha. abe ts.
, 1870-03-03
BRLVIDERF.

Tho hcsrldero d Ottnsvn. Railroad
Project.
nrIr1pERs, ILL.,, March "A large aud enthust-
conBicer the project for building tne Uelyi6ere i
OtaE0 Railroad. II Was unanlu1ousIy resolved
that the Interests OF Belylderc aud Boone County
towns interested should take stock aud tax Their
property for the purpose. Another meeting viii
be held on Saturday OF next week to n1 upon the
when 10 vote on the proposition. Meetings are
al1o being held IN Dekaib County. and there Is
every reason % believe that tho speedy building
OF tie road will be secured.
, 1870-03-03
|.s,eeo 10 ths erection Of Temporary building 10.

s1s,eeo ln the erection Of temporary building for
Tns Nifsiafpps Vailey Denial Association u
a0idlp9 IT. tvehty.t1xth annual HeeliDe In shts
city. Fifty members are present, Representing
many 6tases West and South. The day mas been
principally spent IN tho dlacussiou OF questions
pclsaintrR to dentistry.
TIE OHIO College Of Denta; Surgery held Its
commencement exercises tonight graduating
ten etudeat1.
There vas large meeting to-day Of the friends
Of the Chetapeatc i Cincinnati Railroad. DHle-
Brown, Adams, Lawreuce and Scioto Countiea.
full LIT OF tncorporasori was agreed upon.
, 1870-03-03
OHIO,

CINCINNATI NuiIdt0K Contract-Af-
rest OF q Gang OF Confidence Men
NucyKus Hoard of Education.
cRC1SEA11, March 2-Tne contract for building
the Few County ln0rmaly was awarded to DAY to
Thomas D, Handy OF thIs city, for $780,
gang Of men from Chicago and New York,
waa sire sted list night on charge OF being con.
dGence mep. They were before the Police Court
this morning. Eighteen Thousand dollars in
checks. seven thousand dollars In gennine govern
ment bonds, and two hundred dollars In gold were
found In their posaess.ou There Is suspicion tnat
rome Of this properly was takca 1t the recent
Utl!1bofo robbery.
vote OF 23a 10 ISL, refused to grant inau Of
81, COO to the Board Of Education. 1t has trnu-
tplIed that they have already oye1urasn from the
nhLkrupt nfm, and are over $40, ,0oo more IN debt,
Chc1fNATI. March 2.-The ct1zens' COMMITTEES
70 Rtepate for M tne Essio1al seoGerfest 70 night
, 1870-03-03
KENTUCKY,


LOUISVILLE, March e--Rey. Henry Blanchard,
corresponding Member Of the American Free
IIaoe Leaaue. and n. 4: Lloyd. Western Agent,
Courtroom, this evening. It was shos1 that
i!eedom Of tfade was not opposition to a revenue
tallH; that protection. 80 called, IL unjust and
and worktnRuan should study the sophisms oi
the protect!oniata; that M agitation against the
sSttem q protection shoald be begun aad carried
and Presidential election Much Interest va.
manifested y m attentive, though not a large
sodience, which will probably lead to another
hearing Of tn.1 import ant sphisct