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TIE iLLEGeD soA DER BGanssf.
His secret Trial and Dic.Iarye by a Opeen

His secret Trial and Diclarse by Qgeens
County Justice.
The particulars OF the arrest OF James VI. King. a
bold soldier boy, By the Queens county authorities
ON charge OF blgamy, was published In last
Sundays HERALD. The arrest was made on the
previous Thursday, when the accused was locked up
IN the Town Hall, Flushing to await examination.
Gu Thursday he was arragned before justice Quar-.
terman. and then remanded until Tuesday last on
the evening of that day the prisoner was
taken BEFORE Justice Quarternan and a large
numbered persons who took deep interest In tie
case sought admission TO the court room but were
In comparative secrecy and, after rather brief ex
aminaaon 1t was announced that the prisoner was
discharged but on what grounds could not be ascer
tanned, 1t seems, however, that one Of Kings
alleged vtctms-the lady who is represented 10 be
an heiress-swore positively that she was never
married 10 him. and that there was no marriage con-
tract existing between them. II this were true there
could OF course be no bgamy
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CLEARING OUT DESs OF ILL REpuTE. ill-sa
vored house OF Potter Brooks and "Crochet Mag,u
his spouse, In West Springfield, was burned by IN
cendleries, late Friday night, damage ncousidera-
bic. Places Of evil repute in that region have been
unfortunate Of late. Woodrul's was visited by
Deputies Billings and Couch Saturday evening ard
gained raid was made on "Cripr ShaW's OLD den on
me borders OF Hoyoke, ty eight or ten men with
backened races, who event thrOughn the honse,
smashing every door and window, defacing what.
ever they could not destroy, aud finally taking
Graves, the new proprietor, ana literally coating
hun with tar TO me destruction Of his hoary beard
and the great discontinue Of his sinful carcase.
THE way OK the transareseor to hardn our nan: al
moral rehsctlon.--SOrf1sQaeid Republican
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FOUND DROWNED.

An inquest was held at Hastings, westchester
county, yesterday by Coroner Smith, on the body OF
an unknown man, found floating In the Hudson
river, short distance from Dudley's Grove. On
the body was found excursion ticket OF the South
Brooklyn Musketeers Association to Spring I'm
Grove, dated july %, 1870. A verdict OF Found
drowned" was rendered. Deceased was apparently
about five feet eight inches high and was dressed in
gray woollen panaoons and coat, white vest and
gaiter shoes. The remains were taken Ia charge by
the pOOrmastcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-28
RGAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Messrs. G.. A. Hobart and i. Theodore Bell. Of Fat
crson, on Tuesday. purchased Seventy-fve lots ON
Broadway, of John e. Van Wrinkle, for $4,000
The only auction sale at The Exchange was as fol-
lows
NEW YORK PRoprErY-BY noBEITs INQUIRE,
House and lot the sido Bloomingdale road 756
North g9th street; size 25xs7 Bought by General
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asWA,K FIREMAN BI;s OF AS ihJv1IEs.

James Mcbride, the engineer OF Engine No. I, New
ark Fire Department who, as reported In yester-
days HERALD, was kicked by horse and fatally in
Jured, died yesterday morning about four O'Clock.
He was an excellent fireman and very highly re-.
spected. The question ID very significantly asked,
NV mere was the driver at the time of the alarur2'
Had he been at his post the accident that cost
Mcbride his life would not have happened. 1t is
said the driver was Off at a picnic contrary to rule
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ARRAY on A GERMAN STEAMER.

Yesterday afternoon Charles Hevick, officer on
board the German steamer Cimbria, made complaint
against August Johnson, the steward OF the same
vessel, the effect that he HAD endeavored TO de-
molish him and struck him with an iceplck. The
accused was arrested and held for examination.
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Ense Ball Notes.

To-day the Eckfords and Iyvings pay at the Union
grounds, Brooklyn.
On Friday the Pa3tme, of Baltimore, and Allan
tic play at the Captolinc, and Sociable aad Union
at fremont,
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ATTEMPTED RuYrlA RY N HnalgEn.

AT twelve O'Clock on Tuesday night three men
climbed over several fences and endeavored to
break open the back door Of Semrad's store 12s
Washington street, Hoboken. Onicer Henry was
passing the mont door at the time and heard the
cries of the servant for helD The Tnlians escaped.
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COURT ckltNlAlS-iH.S DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--CHAMBERs.-Held by Judge
Brady. Calendar called at IL M.--No. l32.
MARINE CouRr-IRiAL TERM.-Hcld by Judge
Tracy-Nos. i14l l7i7, 1753 1863 1864, 1895, 1863,
ITO, III. liz
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Judge Lyman Scott and General Parlott, of
Kansas; II. J. Faulkner. OF New Haven; M. G. STAN
ley and John p Howard, Of New York, and Major
JosephF. Tobias, OF Philadelphia sailed yesterday
per steamer Scotia and c. O. 1rowDrldge ana
family of Detroit Mich, per steamer Wisconsin, for
Europe. I-. F -
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Time of garnc-Two hours and i've minutes
RCSb EARNED.
C7,i, Isl. 81. 3D. Oh Sh 6I 7H 20 oD
HajGn; i:;.;.::.. 9 3 ) 9 II
First case on errors Upon, times; Haynakcrs, times.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

New York City.
Academy st and Vermilyea nv. 100 n W o! Academy
st and III OF Vcrmfyea av, tn lg7xl 25xlGgaIlSlU
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II HE COUR rs.
An Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy cass-Ihs
sehoAsld Alleged Seduction Trisl-A
New Phase Of tho Social Evil.
UNITED STATES uIsraIcr cuuar.

VH'tu sIAItS uSIHCI CuJdIs
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Before Commissioner Shields. f.iff
Joseph hosenblatr and Della Myers, Of No. - West
Flty'nrst street. were brought up, charged ON the
complaint OF Samuel A. Eeekman, OF Broadway, with
having violated the forty section OF the Bank
ruptcy law, In having disposed Of their goods within
three months OF going into voluntary bankruptcy
WIN intent TO de1raul their Creditors In Nay last
they Obtained quantity OF ladies' hats ON credit
from complainant, aud In June notified him OF theiH
inability 70 pay for them. They were held to answers
In IS goo bail each
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The schoGeld Seduction Cause.-The scdur.r
Denies Any knowledge OF Emsaa's Where.
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Mr. ana Mrs. Richard irwin are spending the sum.
mer at their cottage at Little Neck, near Flushing.
Mr.. 9Ga Hrg iIfpry Hamilton, Of Madison avenue,
Miss Carrie Miller Of Lexington avenue. Is spend.
ing the summer at Newburg.on-th Hudson.
An entertainments consisting of amateur theatri-
ais ana vocal and instrumental music, was given on
Tuesday evening At "Underchr'' Ion the. Hudson The
play was the "serious Fanily.n IN which Mr. and
Mrs. Barrett II. Van Auken the beautiful Miss Harris,
Mrs. Ida Norris MISS PlckerSg1ll, Mr.. Ben amin and
others took parts. ll--rar Il -,rr.- +
That Fire island should be 80 popular watering
place is not surprising when we remember that IL Is
equal to Long Brancn. Newport, Cape May or
n M a's two than nous sher ride Of s., places
to Babylon one OF the prettiest OF the pretty villages
on Long Island, and another hours ride by steam.
boat lands YOU on the island. With the Atlantic
Ocean on the one SIDE and the Great South Bay
eight miles wide at this place, the other It Ia not
any wonder that good stln invigorattng breeze Is
always the rule and not the exception. The guest
1t be surf OF STILL and fishing unexce!led on the At
lantiC coast
well as the most noticed and admired In society has
been Mrs. helmbold. Many others have att racted
some attention. among whom may be named Miss
Stevens, Of BROOKLYN % stately bonde;n Miss shu-
General Burns and Miss Burns Mrs. John Hilburne
or New York; Sonora Boniface, OF Mexico, and Miss
Leon, OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell have left town for Hyde Park
On-the- Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Angelo, Of Lexington
avenue, are spending the summer at Budd's Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. Cruger are at Lake Mahopac.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. Nelson Iappau, OF Lexington ave-
nue., are spending the summer at Lake George.
Ching Poo Chinese merchant OF San Francisco
was Quite a lion at a fash,onable water,nc
place for some days. His obvious interest
IN the ladies was credltable to his Celestial
the women IL is but Just to say that they returned
no less emnhatic regard. On both sides the hair
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-12
REGULATIONS.

For the eA ecuticn Of the Postal Convention agreed
| upon between the Post Det.artmeuts # the United
| Sta e. and of the North German Union. on the
| 2ist If October. 1867.
| In accordance with Article XIX. Of the coiven-
| ton. concl del bstw the Cui ed States #
America and the A.r German U ZION, on the 2l>t
If October 1867. the posr-ofices of the two c.un-
tries have established the following gulations:-
SECTION l. Provision lily, and until otherwise
arranged the Offices TOR the exchange # mails
shah be. IN the side of the United SIates.-
I. New York.
2. Foston.
3 Phila i-lphis.
T. Chicago.
On the side Of the North German Union
l. The Travelling Pcst-Ofice No 10, between
Cologue AMI Neryiers-
9 Bremen
3. Hamburg
The mails sha be exchanged
a. Between the Travelling Post Office No. 10,
Cologne, veivier>, and the post-ofice Of New
York, via England and Belgium.
b. Between Bremen aud New York, Boston,
Philsa-iphia, Chicago, via direct line. bremen,
New York.
e. Between Hamburg and New York. Bo-ton.
PAiladelphia. Chicaso, via direct line, HmisurE,
New York.
SECTION II. The sender Of . registered letter ID
auth, sised q dsssand, y aosics o. The sddrssa
that the receipt, updsrsisnsA By the rscsives,
scrib.d rsreips sAall - rstusea vftAsu4 ss1sy ~
~ easkasSS ~ ~ he lestse was D..
rssEAsa.. Thee sh1n - - ~ bsvse4 ~ ~
, 1870-02-26

IRE broke %. a1rroas 1u1ned!atsiy. The BOAT had
th1te tazaes in 10 >, which Ne1e tMnnd:a1e
cut loosa ard- gsved- Thd ploh
J.met Prst<r. Who was !. tho wheel, wts tnto -
up RtaRt AtAnee III tne aif nsd csne ~ III
u Hewatsr. S'1atRe % sag. he Eat abs 70 Res .
ono Of tte balga~. though b4dls hnr!- ~ 4re"us
1t Covpg!o. Norman B. D1rtuk aecooa ea.
RlGeef, MSS rt!2htuitV 1ute About tne hsAo, aao
died IN three tourl Ae tt supposed 70 h4ve afed
In Yesay, ltd. Ivan Fa81St dock natf, coatated
ard tcaidt j. VII, probably die LiEetl CNlo&-
ton e., Go. ". MoosF, deck eAtd, dat gar
ous.y scA'deo, He ltres IN ArV Rick mo@d. Ooio
A cclofrd drem N wss ttro m Inso TIE oNFe. A1a
kIIled iasiaxtiy: supposed 10 9e James Bay. ot
shfs esy. Charles Setson. cnloted Gre nv.
and smother NAN. nRue Unknown. sse mlHsiuR:
Captain foses P1ckelheluer vas - NJ foo1
=. t.p ana c>os ptd -ftno1: .ptufT: Tnh: a1l q
tho oMeers ana ceE Ct fo7r en- shoala nAso
escaped y! tner l!Tes Il AuoAt nfacoloak
Tae Wcnuttd, AID s7c1 Of the c1eF Is kcfc
ka.sn, xe1e t.ten 70 L.wfe! ceourk bJ no heam: 2.
er Beu. Franll \, with Drl PeE1J end Cas- 'ady, Or
eves. who snntnirtt red to their wants on ne
Dr. L13 ton 11d we're t4krn to LOG HNxnt.0 House,
AhtIe every wAn. Eaa provided for.
Tsc boat vas owrtd b. J0n7 F. Keeling. OF
Cov'rs'o". AZ a. F. Johnacp, Of nctnai1, VINO
puIchted her II repaired ner Genes1iJ only
lev Aeeks $50. Sne W1a valued II Sle.00o. Tae
Loat noAted GOWN four El1tS and G0nE. Ntef ooln'
!nR % the waters ridge.
Cincinnati, Feb 5-By The explosion or u:
Neville, Charles Selsor, co'ored, otsuau, vas
kllltd- BE 1ttldts In CoTi1 Rtor. Oliver Jones,
White. deck haLd, utsslnE Aad 10 coao: los
JaEes BarJ. coosed, brennan, IA not Known TO oc
dad, though n.isalpR.
, 1870-02-26

Particulars OF tho Recent Desperate
Battle Bctsgeen the sioux and
Er0&EHs
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Feb "a.
The "Lttt.e SE1u," Mtnreconl1e Slou1 Chief,
juat cone IN 1t the Cte5 enne axenes, on rho NIL
souri,, near For. suiiJ. ssyes ,he pasucu1a1s Of
cooperate tght between the Slcux acd Cfos H.
dlans, aoous The 1st Of JauuA'J. aoove the mouth
Of Ye1ox Stone, on the Mbao7rL It aPpea11
tba. = Waf psrtytf taensy.n y.ntne CroT1 had come
dosn o. foot to steal horses from the Sioux, and
fetl IN With s1o yonI men -S;oux-ena Of whom
they Killed, md Noatdtd The otnef, who etcaped
Il a'nfu ed tee rIllaHe TIE warriors Of tue VII
l1ga mou1ted thelf ponfea, and burned to the
p'hce Hhfre the Crows we1c seen. The latter
were tcnnd on tie o. Of sharp butte, which they
tad It rti1td - heapi1g up loose stoueA As soon
- ih- ottuz spnrosc CO, tue Crows called o0t
eve caue here to be allied; come on nov aud
them several 1infs w.ta 20 re.us, bat !cas,pg I've
OF their NUM- ef dead It I'll thsa neas sonto ~,
a, II night c.n1e tn most ot the CroEs would e.
cape. 5outg Cn1ef, called thu "Spos,ed Eagle"
tren msde spesch, AID offered 70 fe4a the
brnyee, soyiu9 he would b Killed. but the CroHs
ruoid rot Il i them AiL H's plan WAS folio sed.
lie MSS Lif!et, hnt tce Sioux Jumped into the Tort,
and tho affAu Haa ended IA sayaRe style, Nth
Iutcher kuIs.st Tbs Crows sere all Killed. TIE
ssonx rad y xelte killed on The gsonnc, and nte
uote dtea The rcxt Gay. The Indians who came
Ia .EBy thfre IL quite lumber Of rhe Wounded
that r Il de YET a1ost Ct lbe Sioux engaged
were UEcpApas. Al 11diao At the Ie,efvAt,on,
known as Lit 10 Ss,s Arc" nad9a son irlsG.
The tather hss been maxi; z DAY aud night htdeors
+ith lanettallop, but 1s serJ ptold that his aon
dlsd brave.
Toe rs al alias tave eonst Int was parties ont, to
murder snd s'sa1 \ 'le Plate:
AL indians that COZ e IN saJ John Richards h1l
much IL nuence aud IL dong ali ht caa to axcite
the III Is aga,cst the Whttes.
, 1870-02-26
IOWA.
Tho Meeting Of The State Medical So
cleky-EducnttonRl- Weather.

The Meeting OF The State Medical So
cleky-EducnttonR Weather.
Special Despatch to The Ch!csgo Tribune
DIS MONIES, Feb. rs.
The State Medical Society, which has been In
session here for ten days, adjourned 1t midnight
Yesterday. The meeting ha3 been the largest
ard mort interratIng ever had Of the socletg1
AnnQt ft yeptJ-rye OF eighty Of The leading mem
tef1 Of The professor from all pAttS Of
tie stats we1e In n'tesdAcce- One important fea-
tufe Of the proceedings TAa dtsapprtvat Of tue
proposed medical department to the State U1f-
Ie1sit' ,ou the E1ouEd that clinical and auatocsl
Adssttaxes teE'r eau b. supplied 10 the extent
rttutfet 1t An iDlnud city OF 4na popu1a iuD.
The officers elected for the er17tnK year are:
Presldcut, Jas. Gaub!e, Of Il Claire; Vice Pfesl.
dsnt, N. Steele OF Fairfield; Recording SecFe-
1sry, Geo P. e. AnnAWait, aud Corresponding
Secretary. J. WnuAn!on. otOuu1WA: Treasurer.
. ee1,re CT the society WILL bs In May, 1871, At
The stats Superintendent Of Public Instruction
his called convention Of The County Soper1n-
hEdetts Of the srnte to neet at DeaMoines,
tn III 1eatntii 1ete IL wonderfully warm, for
Fe r1a1y. Wheat sowing has been going on
II. Southwestern Iowa the pretcnI
s*a mess v,n s1S S,ne 'as S,fa. ali here today was
The D-s Mo,nes CommaueefJ OF KnlRh'z Teu-
par ale ho'dtt graf b1tqust Tonight. Sir
knights ale IN astet dance lHou keokok, Bariing-
lor, DArct port, aDa several other cIttes- About
tu1ee utdTed couples arc patttc'panrR In the
e.t,v1'tes. The speakers Of the evening Y ere The
hon. J. A. kasiou. Speater Cotton. AID J. s.
pQlk, Eiq.
, 1870-02-26
:FoRTY.FIRsr CONGRESS.


"AsNKdrpF, Feb Is
SENATE.
NJ, WILLIAMS, from the Committee On con.
f1nerpc reported substitute for tue bill 1n.ornc,
s1aipg tbs Ataaourl ksusaa / Texas Railroad
NJ. HOWARD reported, with amendment, a e:l.
to nx he plaza Of junction OF the Unlon and Cen
:ttal Pacific Rsi'tosds
Ar,HoWARD also in.loduccd bin to dtvtde
tho state Of Tex1lr aud establish the Territories
.of Jefferson AID HI aRordA- re sAd tne pfopo.
the portlon esst Of San Antonio End TtintT K!ver,
-oniAtbtng By the census oF 1850 aoont 80 w. ~
shaoltant., wla to be called the rtrHto1J Of Jenst.
Eon; tpat the portion between those Hsefs Ana
1he Colorado River was to constitute The Sta!e Q!
Texas, which sptes, IN 1850; contained aeont
q sais = ias seste. "":esa een5a,nla2. a'u 65 as
cessot oi 1880 aoous 11s 20 mi .o,ansr. would y
-ol1trons were conaidered neoesssIyin ia view Of
~ present e1c=edIrEiy extensive area Of tho
Ine assent Of the state Of Texas would be ln&lst-
- ueoa 70 tnis ssranReuept before its admission
ms;e 1DfsIsat,n9a; oa The blu Hsa referred 70 the
~; FoMERof rtpossed, wtshout amendments,
college lasds in Wisconsin. ~ ~e''~1'>4
IT, FL 5nn 70 ;1 rntvkkr rR1zE.P1ou7na.
Hghtlnx. Il providesa pnntshmrns ey imnrtson-
nent for net ieaa fnAn two jews and doc Of cot
ast, 4e,G9 e,n s., ;,4 Is e, i ri auas
ns nn.d So sse os q e ess.
OEenct-
p1sIKlcr or EoLCNBsA.
HI. HAA1IS Introduced till TO Irov1da Ter
.1i:orial Government Tor the DMt1lc: Of Columbia
ReleITed-
IEpIAK ELL.
Nr. HARLAN cAlie4.up the bln for the sale 0
the Great ADt Lfrtle35age Indian Resetrat1ona i
A1isnfa1; and for the settlement Of sksd Indian
IN the Indian Territory.
DsItNo1 ensued, participated in BY Mexil,
rKUABULL HARIAN, ma DRAKE, upoa u
Senate oomnii1ee'a amendment Increasing th
s. ooo.0 900, and also upon sne ezpedlcoey and u
, 1870-02-26
QUINCY.
Arrest Of Hor4e-ThicycD and Conn-
teefHffcFHs

Arrest Of I1orse- Thieves and Conn-
tcFfcf&crns
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
QUINCY, I'LL. Feb. Is.
John MIntzer and Vim. Hight were arrested
last Mcnday, and lodged IN jail on deapasch re-
cetyed from parties IN Tafsaw, H., It which
p!aee they arc charged with steAltng horse from
1onn Cnncrd. Notwithstanding the arrest toos
place en- last Monday, 20 pasEcntats we're anowed
capture Of three otnerS, who II come ed With tho
gAtK John M.Elzef has made c.eau confession.
ia picAufe John C!211, man baned Rhodes.
and ono Weber, Ill OF whom formerly lived IN
ktosut. He states tnat they hare been c.rtFlcE
On large buslness IN bore stealing, aud sso c!s
staua currency, Au Of which :aey secetre iron
pal1:ep IN St. L:u:a Their operations hare e.
tso now in tall here have passed considerable ~
| spurious money In the city and county. TAG GU
coi. Court u now IN seseop, and It Is mcrc tnan
probable toat the grand Jury Xul IND Ioe nu.1
acatn4t both.
, 1870-02-26

evtdsEce Of bl3 being AHye II derived from
1oonk ~on no w.ta hton ne hal been or init
e.e SeIat1ots fos I Jttr ras', and Who a'AEea
tEat n c1ue to her tp01c Wedue.dAI rpptntp1.
orly pst'lJ tseas+d, Atd Won dr., IN tse hip. He
slated ttat he bad been ah-t and so,eod hF / mob
ID Fehce. yeAe,day EoFi lug. He tft this
NonAnH house tot the purposs Of seeking snrx1.
ttf a. ent'on. since whe' sue hsk not hetth
from him, nor II Il known that auy Of his friends
hAte sLy how edRe OF hts WHEREABOUTS, TIE
woDsnS s'atement Ia rot fc'ly relied upon Tut
e waa fotntry employed IL I Iq1or 10 lse
nefr. shd acfed ~ s'eWsFd % z:eA11ho1t&- Tnefe
Il 70 tyldeneA that he u frl4ted 70 Geu0f1l Tut
Tie. OF Iowa,
, 1870-02-26

umncrtaut Decision In Envor OF the
Leaae OF the lsTeAt Western Rail-
ROAD to tho Eric.
Sxw ToRk, Feb. as-Tne Supreme Court Of
PhlladtiphiA- Chief Justice Thompson pzekding,
1esterthY rendered = dtc!aou IN fAror Of the pro
noeed lease CT the Atlantic Z Gfeat Western Raj.
Nay TO the Esie COMPANY. md peremptot,ly dl-
n,1ssed nll Of exceptions that hAd oeea lied By
nobtr 2 f,art.s, tie parties opposed to tue ie44e
peipR ordered to par the corr Tce tesse .Hz
eIecnrcd accordingly. The Et:e Company Is no~
u noMes sou Of ine tine from SALAMANCA 10 CleTt.
lad, atd through to Cincinnati.
, 1870-02-26

Death OF a German Edttor-Sscnzn.
bon1 Ezp1oslon and Loss OF Life.
r,rxr.ssA11. Feb a3-Jonn Ff1rc!1 Elarenaa1.
~. nj Ihe prpp.letota Of the Totksfrruni, oi suls
en9. died tuddenly LAST night, between II And II
o'c!ock, st the sze Of g. ae had been eanossssa d
r.rt ard eIceIleuI GesMan clIl1en-
c1xc1xxA Fen a'Tns t.s 9i,esnpon q a:to;
~. ~, narat her pote1 opposlte Nosta Baod.
Hnn 5erIlno fozce. Persone On isod ~ n r
sxen hd 70 ifs the c.b!n up, ard tnen carry the
pfokap i1axnenN II u nt9R014 cou1oAaa+
, 1870-02-26

R1cmoxu, Feb. aa-Tns Republican ssate Cen
tai Con nlltee, Of which ChsA q. Porter y Cna!t.
Ear, to Cay approved . call signed oJ senatos .ss
Polircal e1ementA opposed to tho DemoGacJ IL
VnslttA- a RESOLUTION WAs adopted With ne aug
EsaIo0 TO other Republican btAse CsntS1 Coto'
nittee3 ete pfbctcablIty Of holding STATE Con-
sehuon 1or me earrl,1E out tho oblec@ ol INC
, 1870-02-26

The Lynehtnx Cases 1t vcnlce, Ill.
81. LorIs, Feb. Is -1oaepn Tutue, Who Wa sup
po*ed % have oeen killed or tne moi u Venice,
ILL.,. On Tutso1y niEnt II nov proves, escaped
uesdaJ. He IL BcSerely wounded III the nip, and
RsR badly oeatao. and aays no wxs rubbed Of h's
vel kzo1n here. and beam ! noat exnoilsat Gar
scseI.
ths Whereabouts Of 1oAePa Tutun. Tao only
, 1870-02-26
TENNESsKE.

The Co1ored men,s Convention
Four Pcrrous Killed bY q Boiler
Explosfons
S1sHv1lLH, Feb. 2a-Tne Convention OF Co!oEed
Men adjourned after session OF three dsyA R@-
poifs Of commlt:ees show favorable progress "a
edusat'on and central 1ntell'gecce, but an unsafe
mrton. cntrages continue 10 oe pcIpetra:ed upon
e9,efea people, ard they ask further projection
AkAfnte, Feb 2a-on Tuesday last = BOILER c1-
p'coto n fAv.mill nes7 Adamavllie. McNaxy
t4nn' eSnn1' hhs:enuJ Hitting Il. F. Scott, Wu. Kose,
AioC1o naftHao. and Ar. cowel1, all promineot
clE1enr. Ine engineer had lust left tbs ecgloe
Htt3 toe exp os!on occurred. Thu bodies Of the
killed Ee1e horribly nRngled.
, 1870-02-26
MISSOURI.

adf med the lnTtuef constitutional anendme1ss 10
re submitted 10 the people, prus1dlrg tnAt en-.
fr1pcn,scd perBons shall hare tho right 10 hold
on1ce Apo eesve Is turota-
A AsptcIal from Jedespon CITY SAYS tho aooa6
Committed on Consttotioual Amend 4entl Will
report In favor Of wom2n's su1raSe- TIE SENATE
coz m.ttee vii probably DO the tkHe+
, 1870-02-26

A1RAxr, Feb 23-Tna Senate has fnatJ passed
d Din aboIishtrg The contracting sJHtcu on kue
Ine rew excise o.llr, regulating the sAe Of L.
ouora 4llo pANcd,
, 1870-02-26

LOUISVILLE, Feb 2a-No vote E1l Be taken ia
either bralcn Of the General A1zetnoly, oa ao
part Of rex, week. The probabilities ase &oAt II
viii he defeated,
, 1870-02-26

t.oe Of fuyth~r onr,,..+,,- .se limits uf tAt r.
betyatlon es,19ne.i - ~ 0saKe 1ao&tus.
As 1be tyre.at:nn OF The morning houE tho blu
KxH tAA A93de.
: DIdAB1IjIY ELL.
Nr. ROrERTAj< n sntoc.H a hill IN rel'67a
tic dlsaMltueA Of various e1.scbel.. He also
r.t.els' d 'st Crt&e - Vi &3cuerAi ANA, 8sn-
&tor.cject iron Mt Nsapn
k1e11eG IoEte CouuIt "a IN tbe JQdlo,4ry.
s4tAfO sXIb 1KyKIA
Inc p* ndfnH th*ite-- Fxts Tvs 10 tnd csedtnEet
OF ReSeiA A. saLatof from 3ustsstopt was tAkon
up- The ot BATE = hlca Iul owed aEsun:d wide
fst "a nn tie p0lrlcal qr+atio'E I.
ALTO vote va ttken up1n tho Motion OF
MT. b1OCk run, II II fer .1e Cfedent3ats Of Hsves
to tbs tus0it'oe Oh soe Jud ctatJ, ~hicn Ras de-
1e4fed bJ patty vote--yeA1, 8; na'h a.
The soIe 10 AdmlnlAtar Tho O. b fexu1sed-JtAs,
q: lasA, g.
HI. Rese:a was then conducted IN front Of tho
Pxe6ioeLSt de6k By MI. WILSON, And tho osEn
tomIfste1cd and he entered upon ni> of31ds.
AE. Rs*e'S 'not the s-sE a. fK1ed lin ou tde
Republican fide whore number Of Se1a'ot1 And
ott tit kncsEto d BIN tLe'r uJtkr3tu11uonA.
An]optEed until EoedAy.
, 1870-02-26

WHEELING, Feh. ea-1n the House Of Delegates,
3es,efday, j1iut resolutions were made to amend
the STATE Constitution By ltEking ont the vord
" y hie mon tho suffrage clsuse, and restoring
1ne'r pattc.ra:lon 10 the rebellion, was adopted
BY 4 vote Of s. to Is
The Ctrt'el qaesson xasnp neioEe oosn nousts no. as
icc1tlpE il 1t Charleston Was pAs4ed By vote OF
II -. Il test vote In the HOUSE indicates its
nral pAlt4g
, 1870-02-26

Particulars OF tho Recent Desperate
Battle Between tho sioux and