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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-30

rausastporFen poroan lei, pbf9or i'm Jnnes
rem leere Site ~ocrbanoen tparer uno er oas
fSa6r9eIo BON 7 Gents sutridtst batte. Die
8eitai1aIt par bur9 Die 80. MAIDEN uto
Cuttings pertreten, uel9e IN ibrem Ylatoogsr
ausfibrten, bn6 nod Dem BretbrieFe Der De
ieaibaft pom Is. Tebruar 1852 Die GeBterc
nibt uerpflihtet lei, i'm 5nneren tDrer NSa0en
We9er ODER ioniti9e farbi8e Yerlonen 3u betors
bern; oaB Die 8sieli1aft aud thatid6ltd trtts
Der niemals anoere als weiBe Herionen betor:
bert babe. Tarbigen ieten alerlnl Yldse auf
Der poroeren platform anaeiptelen tporoe1.
Gin 8lei6es iei nit SbompIon 9ei6eber, Der
trosoem 9e9en Die uoreripG1nteu, heitebenoel
Yori6riitrn itb in oas Snnere oes YBa9ens
9eorGn9t babe. Ribter Giles CAB IN lGn9erer
Neoe iein 8uta6teu ab, ipel6es eabin 9tn9,
oaB Die Saielihaft, oa tie ais Ofentltbe Nm
italt Sur Bei6roerun9 pom Yana9teren betrah'
let peroeu miiIie, aebatten lei, cine leoe Yer
Jon, Die lid anitdnoi8 betra8e uro i9r Eabr'
gelo beSGble, Az befDroert. Sennob ltlnoe
IS Der Beieni9aft frei, 5ur Sef0roerun8 Jar
bigger size in einem beiunoeren Gbetle Der 2Sas
gen anJubrin8cn, pel9e ieon9 btuIt6tlib Der
BeQuemiibteit nibt binter ben fir 9bsiBe be-
itimmten SuriidIteben ipaten. Sn 6ol9e Del
len eriannten bic @eihpprenen, beitebeno aus
ten $50. Charles QB. W&OgIer. Daniel s. $our:
ioro, q. 0erbert S6miet, Q8m. 9ua. Gbas.
=. SeIiop, Wm. 3. Bladitone, Wnt. y. Gols,
SAINTS Spnes, WtoIes 8outD, Ni6olas W.
Yariib, Gbomas s. Sea unO NuSuItus Sbrts
Der, benz Rld9er $40, iOmie Griab Der Soften.
Sie GntI6eioung bat betr66tli@es Aufleben
srre9t uno Die 9abn 8eieliaait bat itb oa.
ourh ueranlabt geieben, BON Wontag oh aut
nQcn ibren GiRten bslonoere g8a8en far Gar
b.ne einiuitelen.
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Sermiidte Scridte aus Sentidlanb.

- (Bodum, 6. Npril.) Inter itortem On.
Drang oss 8ublitums begann beute, ipie bic
-. 3ts." itrelbt, beim bieiigen @cridte Die
8erbanbluns geqen Die SeltDiiter Slcdboif
non bier tpfsen unseiesliber uno getperbsmdz
Big hetrtebenet Ssfretung pom Wiltidroienlte,
Ssbs3fbnjunse Geute aus bitii9er umgegeno,
iowle aus eniFernteren Sbeilen Q8sltpbGlen's,
Der Rbeinpropins uto Snnnoper's, iuelhe Die
SElfe bar Siedboff in Aniprua 9enOmmen,
iino ermlttelt uno ~befinoen ii9 in Anflage,us
ftano. Sas eigentllte 5reima9ungs9eiddft
tuurbe betrieben BON benz Bidder Grnit Slst
boil bier, Dem Nentner 5rieorih Siedboif in
3sit in SDn0Dn, benz ebenfals getperblojen
Rarl Sietboff, augenblidll1 in unteriuhuln9
bel benz Gliener Seribt peeen Wehielf6ls
ibung Der usrebelihten Brennereibeiiserin
8di9er. seb. 8iedboft in Sannuuer; uno Dem
Baujeibner 2utpig 1ils IN Bohun, nelber
ooriu8spslie Dem Ausuft Disdbofi 9epiier=
maB.n OILS Sefretdr oiente. Die Antlase-
Atte, beren VerleIung in Der bcutiaen SiBung
Aber "a Stunoen in Nniprub nabm, aiebt
iebr iniereIiante Details iber bic arpBartiae
Organization BEG 8efhdfts. Sn allen Eb.l-
IN Wefpbalen's, Rbeinlano's ~uno6annoufr's
burden A9enien gebalten. I'M Die aeeianeten
gtilitdrpfi4tiGen ausfinois gu MAIDEN. Sie
Sorrelponoen5 Duroe IN elmer beiouDeren Art
Don 0aunet1pta1e 9efnbrt. SR Wlilltdrz
pfibti8en puroen in o~erielben als elm. uro
breijdbrise Yferoe posr ais Waaqons, Gar.
tIife ne. br3ei4n t. BET elmer sroBen Ansabl
ppn MtlitdIdr5ten ldeinen bic Gsbrioer Sled
boF, BON oenen nur Grieori9 g8ilbslm Died
boff ben ginbrud elnes ssbiloeten Wtannes
madt, zines auBeroroentlihen GinIluiies lib
erfreut gu babeu. Sic fibrten iib bel ben.
felben 9eruObnli6 oils an galanten &ranfbeiten
IeioenD Elm. Die meifeu BefreiunQen pDul
Miiitar purbsn our3 sosrfea,ina iiinitlibsr
Gebler er3ielt. SbrsnfuB puroe er3euet
0urtb cine ginipriBung pom 2imburger &die
uno giootter; 6er5tlopfen ourd @enieBsn pom
ftarfem Rafee uno 8ursunoer ooer zines @es
mildes pom Stnaps unb Sabadsihmerael,
ipsl9sr aus oem AbsuB elmer pfsiie s%enuTsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-30
Scr SQrienzGanal.

Sie neueiten Nabri5ten iiber Die Der,
Staten Expedition CUR Griori6un8 oes Sitb
mus BON Sarien m.lOen, ouS Die Yermei.
lungs =GoHlmiiiion ben GbueanaguafluB err
ret9t bat uno OaB Die MISUNDERSTANDING
bis nab Sueubto, uu9rfGbr neuu Mteileu
pom Suroun9splabe an Der Caledonia sSli,
aus9eoebHt muroe. Dian fam bier balo 3l
Der ueberjeu9una, oaB Elm Canal aui otti.r
Goute unausfibrbar lei, E man entottts
cinen llS0 6uB boben Berg, Der loiuie o!Rsn
btiGellBe unaebun9 ihwer unt8anatn petoen
tann. Die Nipple lag in Der SalarotsS at;
lire @rforibun9spartie mar neun WielIen
LGnOetnmdrts aeorun8en u1o gebt nod lusiter
Dor, oeriibert aber cbenfals, oaB auf iener
Route 10 Ui.l S1pierigfeiten uno 0ino.rniie
oOrbanoen Uaren, Dab man aud BORT an feline
prattil6e Sur6flbruns oes Canal: Yrojetts
oeuten I6nrte. Cine Selegrap6enleitung muir
De ieoob bereits auf 81 Weilen BON Der ga;
larOi .Sai e%ntfernt erri9tst. Der S8uaro"
lpolte bic Caledonia 9at perlaIien, UNI itb
Der Nipple" in Der Saiarois9ai anjuiblte.
Ben.
gBeun aui OieIer 2anbfirede iHnerbalb
Su.ier Q8o9en hejii9li5 Der GntOetung zines
our4ilbrbarrn Ganalourbtihss tein &eiuls
tat er5telt peroen iolte, 10 lpstosn bstee ohfs
fe nab San Bias geben uto lsnen S6eil oss
Sitbnlus unteriud)en. Inter Dem Yerional
Der Expedition bcrrftte bis ieBt Die 8rObte
Disclpltn, Gner9te unO S6attraft, uno leOer
GinjeIne ertruB nit Mutb uno Ausoauer Die
5trlpajen unO DISQUALIFICATION elmer GtfOrs
i9uug uup28Iamer Cambridge. Ser 8eiuuos
bsit55uItano mar, spei lei1te 6ieberidle aus
genOmuen, Der bette. (Bb. Sem)
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8ermii6te 8eri9te.

gs M i I 9 etbeilt, baB Der gu:
ftano Des Gapitols in Hitntono crit neulib
our6 cine Gommiiiion bon Ba~utunoiaen uns
terIuht uno in Sronung befunoen purbe.
Dieie unteriuhuns fam unmDstid cine iors.
fdltiae gepeien lein. Wis our & ntl6uloigung
oes unerb6rtsn unfals iplro ansefibrt, BOB
oas 8ebduoe itou = so Sabre alt lei. WtaH
o.nte Elm 6ifsntlites Webauoe, oas capitol
o.s grob.n, reibsn Staatss 8trginien, Oas
nab einem balben Sohrbunoert bel elmer md:
big ~esfintsn 8erihtsisuna ben Geuten iiber
Oem Ropfe 3uiamnenbrttt Sas lit ipmbos
lid iir un,er 3ettalter uno fiir unier aanD.
M6se IS ieinen Staats= SuItitutionen rtibt ses
ben, pis ieinen Staaiss 8ebduoen Sn Gu;
ropa Itsben cine Wense iolter @ebdupe nod
f~elisnfsft, Die 500 Sabre auf Dem Rtiden baben.
Grob elmer pioerlpr.tsnoen Radribt -fiebs
Ncm: Vort ! -bsftdtist IS iih, bab Die berIibmte
Sdnssrin 6 briitine itlien ant g..
September b. s. non europa nab Dem. Dort
abe.bt uno aut 100 AbenOs Don ben @ebris
bern Stratoih engasirt poroeu 1T. Sic err
bdlt $500 @olo per Abeno. ,
Bottom bat fit erboten, ole orei 2inber
oes ucrunglhdten Gapitdns Wiliams Don Der
vOneioa1 unter ieine Debut gu nebmen. Sie
Wutter 1T ihou mebrere Sabre ioot.
Sn Cincinnati e%ntitano bel bem 9ss
ardbniKe brs poliseilie l~tenants Siebsrt cine
Stoduna I'M 3u9e. ipoour9 mebrere gGasen
surHdsti to5en.purben. Sabei banmte fid
bas Yfero Dor Der 9baiie bes 9rn. s. Sdnsis
Der, oas 9tiGbrt ftsl unt, uno 0r. uno Jrau
S9neiosr. Die oarin iaBen. puroen auf Die
Strabe ssibleubert. 9eioe ipuroeu oermaBsn
psrlsBt. oaB Die Jrau abenos uno Der Wann
Nahts Itarb.
ntereianter Yro3eBentdie les
ben = Sie Heger bhrfen in ben
Staotbabnwagen abren. SIN
Ysr. Staaten; Ersisserihts besann porseItsrn
Der YrO3eB bes Garbiseu Aleranoer 1bomps
Jon bon ytelp Yorf eeaen Die beige rStaots
Gtienbabn:@ eitlibaft.' 6laser, burd Die
90. Artibalo Stirling. iun., uno Geo. Is.
Mtouno oertreten, o~erlanst $4,000 Gntihdoi:
gung, neil er anaeblid I'M 80. Ofiobsr 1869
aus einem Yabnpasen Der GsIeaidatt bur9
ben Irsiber uno ben @onbu.ieur nut Die plat:
form binaussepieien, reip. ais er ni1t 9sben
ipoate, ipdtsr stull!iam aus benz Wasen BIZ
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Nus Guba.
Su8lieferung beS Samplers
xSfpDS AipiutpaQ,S

Saoanua, %. aprit. - Die ipanii9en
9eb6roen l~ieierten beute Nahmittag ben mil
8eiAlas bslesten ameritaniiaen Sampfer
sGlopo Nlpinpau" pieoer aus. Sein Gapitdr
tpei9erte iit, ibn an3unebmen. u. beanipru9tt
fir ieoen Gag aufentbalt $500 S9aolosbal,
tunS. S6liebli6 nabm Der Der. st. s@ene=
raltonIul oas 5abr3eu8 BON Der &esieruna
an uno lieB io8let9 Die ameritanii9e 5la9Se
an Soro aui5ieben.
Ro6ri9teu, Die Der pWorro Cattle" bringt
beitdtt9en, baB Gen. Serbian, Gr . ObercOma
maneant Der StreittrdIte Der Gubaner, il
st. Sbpmas iib b%efinoet uno nit 9enannter
Sampfer auf OeIsn Hiidfabrt mad RewsDor
psiter reiien min.
Sie ~Gitp Of Utertto" III bon bier abse,
Ieaelt.
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8frirf Ynit.

- Nu9 in Q8aibtnston 1T gum 9eften be,
burb oas Ri6mpnOer un9liid in Notb ee:
ratbenen Gamilien Yerun8ltdter cine Sub
~ieription erOfnet Doroen.
- Die Yaiioren Sr. 2eebs BON Baltimore,
SDne BON Wep Yort uno Gnoere iino als
Abseoronete fir bic SiBuns Der Miiiionsbe:
bOroe Der biid0ili9en STRIDE in Gan Jran3iseo
an9efommen.
= Sn Yittsburg, Ya., nurben in Der
Brilliant" Dslraifinerie Sonnerltas 400 6dI=
Ter Del uno elm GROCER Selbtbdltsr nit Cube:
bOr I'M Wertbe BON $4,000 outb Jeusr get:
itnrt
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Der Giafer gesen eiren e~iisrnsn 2%aternenpips
item uno ipuroe tbeilneiie serbrohen. Ser
Sdaben belGuft Iih auf siiua $3.50.
, 1870-03-07
PERSONAL.

Ja1auschek viii play 1t Rooth,s Theatre, New
Yort; next fall IN English.
George Sands has recently lost $1,000 rranea
through the dishonesty OF her financial agent
Couct Ton Btns. has recently lot hi two
oAuehters, and u noW cnudleA.
FncaJ Jananschek viii plsy, IN Apr1 and Nay.
NJ Hsnb1tE and Berlin.
Aide Topp saved 10 600 IN this country and sent
1t 10 her mother.
Loeks Of Trzupmauns hsir have nAea so,d ia
Paris Sufficient ID QuAnsisy 70 ttun 4 mattress
pnlalctan, does rot believe thAt he vii AYe for
r1 month";
TOE Upton Slksher, = Cnce noted member o
the rnixe-r1nE, il NOW a inmate Of G&t=ahead
Nnsk House.
pr. John s:arens, Of casttne, Ne-, 81 yeazs Old,
recently went n ~ open boat segen miles, in the
night curing serers storm, 70 Wilt patient
Tne liabilities Of Donald Mckay, the noted Bos-
ton ship builder, vii probably Be not mora tnan
sl5o, &C., and DOT leas than $4,000.
Castelar, u writing history Of the Spanish
revolution, to be completed atmultzneously with
the TtFolutton. ............. --.--.
Tne lato Admiral Stewart sai1: II neres Lost
bat ore tooth IN my ltle; It ached. acd pulcd
It out with bullet roea1d, aboard ship. IN gaze
Of wind" .-....
Rs.trdy johnson Is sa,d to b. preparing h's'
toty Of nis rntxz}cn to Engtand. Tbs New fn1s
ErxHin3 Pbst taJz that Il oooke1J-po2t. II vii
tn intolunhle.
Tho beautiful @afcAlnoeas Of Hsstsns1, whose
ftprohasa husband died year ago,-ner ssarate
N tho character ot 0Tt&f nov beiuG in position ou
hts Rrave;-ts to raAr1 s1 George Cneswynd, tn
preAanx mouth
! Tbs Areadncssss Bepnis, mother Of the Ans-
ssaa Hnpefue, u taa bead and opas Of taA Cath
, 1870-03-07
s.s,e ae1tafter to na7e tho copyrsns Of II, d.,

. a,o Ae1ea4le1 10 AAte Ing eopJ"AAs " sao o.
". HAYES. OF Cook, cpposed tha auandmnne
n. aAf thought tha pdolfaamK o1 mo legal re-
pe.ed 10 The s'a'es going inlo Inc prauns nasi- d
n: wEsDL1sa again spoke IN deterce OF hi,
Nj: TURNER tatd she'e rsoost4 we're public
Iecofea AID selotR to the SsA 9, AID the Gep-
e.a ntsshni5 cruin enlofce Az re-Ific1t,ns 1t
~ on tne pn:ncAt'tu'. especially snen Ia.
!Catce t,ose from tie nnrner In which tney
"tT MT TgMrTn FIN sHG.
p.si 80 - 1 Ell .au'eu ~ a1acie rea1 lfo1 the
ap 70 ne Etef1s --.....
.a, amp = o. bso -, oopad tai' AZ
en- Ben. Butter for 's,eoesa 1t V4s - ten py
1otae @ ~ Mnn noo a. Interest," Ia shia saot+cE.
nj TURNER asked II the gen'ieusn Hnn.d "A.
dorse Tie teLrmeat Of the ast!cfe, wh CT COZ
Mr. TfECaER replied tna' b.. slp1a,s d I. Tas
VII ten b, a iav3e.. and be d'dnI b. ieye he
Wonl6 RE 20 err rdorsa ~ truth. lL4nah,ar
Tue aEtte'e W09 WtthfFaWn 1fhnat beng read.
HI. UNDERWOOD t1osaIpe1 tue operation bT
which these rxpes;. aere puoll.Acd. Ho did no:
believe eeod porc5 ,14. tn. sac shoa!d eases
into the b1Nnts- ef puhl.au,u1 tue d,
Nj. WASaBURSE thouRht fhl9 whole thing
nhou!d &c !et4 10 tha LeRl4a.ure. A5 lhs tec.ion
TOE s'cod 10 one but sae Supreme Com. nsd any
State et1cer,-a thing x1icn hn tsnnvh: ms 80
pc 90 nos demand He m7sed to atrlse oar .ae
NJ WENDLIse'eei proportion Va, lost; also
Tie cot:oa to atTEa out, Brd t1c srcron W,1
adcrted - reneHtd.
he inonsas tat.e O. va, - 20 anen 70 sseoS TO-
II, Ahlcn rtftsipls xa4 rot recessary - esnsn
Ms: @ 'here'ere moved TO sf,te ont sae ioasrn sad
MI. TURNER qIpla:rc1 on behs!f OF the REC
thor. CtAlnlt z IDat everything 3nereln wa ab1n
iuieit 1ecegsatv. He oppased aoysni"9 be,ov
k'Tirf en- out. 1t Vas not the irse1tlpu or The
eopsrhtnu 10 leKn'a 9 arJoocy ont Of ornc.. but
pero tttrg snea4 to no Inc asn,e uht,l Tue terns
, 1870-03-07
8PRlN FIELD.


Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Trttuue.
SPRINGFIELD. III, Ma1chs-
THE JUDICIARY ARTIcLB.
The debate yesterday on the Grand Judicial
D1vsasons, a. presaou'1y state1 IN these des.
pa'ches, eiicted rhc n1st party feel1pK sxnlulteu
IN the convention s.cee tue ho1tdays Tna 9TH
sect'on Of the judiciary article atses sne Northern
DIVISION THE JudFeR. tne Middle oue two. and
The Southern two; bot the two saat-pared t.s.
tricss are arc Democratic In poltt1ce, while The
northern oE8 gsvo General Grant 1900 rator-
ity. At tue same r1ne, tre Northern Dlylsl,n
cast 1o,oto Eore votes than its proportion !:
1hc Middle ono 9o,to0 TOO naoy
Tor Two J1dges. aud the Southern one s0,.
Geo too few for two Judgea* Tbs Rep1oli.
cans insisted ii solid column On readiassmens CT
the respective populations Of the three divisio5s
LII. Aedill IN hs speech In support Of his resol1
t.on, exhibited tho figures proving the Inequality
Of the population Of the dt7tstons, and explained
the necessity Of 3 respporttonnent, and varied
the DeDocratc side OF the House that it mus; be
dcne, rs many members were IN favor Of dividing
TIE State Ito keven dlstcts. 10 That one Supreme
Judge nsJ be elected from each. His fe1o,usion
provided Tor do!ts that also, ard thus p.ac.rg
before the conventlop- II the pan Of The later
- adopted Cook County. with, perhaps,
Lake, DuQsge, and Will Cou-ttes, viii co2-
su'nie district ard eject q Supreme
Judges but If the other plan ADOPTED It ii prob
ah!e that the m'cof1tJ paa Of representation
noa.S..,- ~. .ss. ou oesu,s .ae
~. n,.,.,s. 80 =. saI , ~ eue Nos.a~
IN eacn ~ w. n,h.- ,..,.,a.. rs,s,- 49, 49,
msn, annno,,ers IL ths cnnsan,,na ~, :. .,, -n
m, ~. .vae. - .s.s W. .'n
Jntgts have sc1red ont their respective terEp
Cuder auY plan tnas nay oe adopted, the Re-
p1bfcans claim that tier arc en!1ted to
r.,. s....ss :. a's4
,,e-. a. - ~ ,,,-na.s.,a,, ~ ~ Pew
,,te,n.,n, ~ -. 1ns,'s", ~ ,s"..~, ."s ~
,--...... -. .s. '~p t
~, ~ ne. tna 1nnons =, o,,,. 1n,. ~.
M tn.,r t,v1n. ~ .Ara,.rs ."s,,.- s,.s
c.rss r,at nn,,, o,ns,s - ~. Iss"s
~. 49,. se ane 'ua*oao1
rnr .11aHsd ts1.v st,.,,sa ,aa sas WV euaaaoa
h4,. Az vhIcn ~. -ssl. 49, 49," -saSs. 49, a .s
~ a.,ao .,.tn. 1ns.s- 49, =, 'sh..e,.'s - 800"
ar,. a.. 80 80, ~ ~. cass:' Sa''t' ~.
, 1870-03-07
WINNIPEG
psoil.op against Fort Garrr-suua- G
1Anry Measures OF Kieft-fhc sit

Result OF neu}ton and schu1tz,s Ex.
psoatiop against Fort GarrY-sum-
1anry Measures OF fHiel1-fhc SIT
nAttnns
ST P1rL March a-Tne neua te.eRrsp1ed q
ffw da,s stLce, that Major Baul:ou aai Dr..
Schultz 1efe marching upoa Fart GARY, IL now
mao ID MI about aso Canadians aud Iedtaut. Tnsy
prccsedtd to Wsn!u about seTea mica OF tho fors,
then cccup!ed church and stone schooI
een* ee5s f,sate sna safe,
lie % Territory. Tie Scotch ''snd''' sad EoKli; @
d:d Dot r&:ly to the:f fGpoo1t a. Was expected,
It q they soon fell back 10 tue old store fort
Melrs men captured one Of Scanl.z's couriess,
willard G.nay. who had prenonsly oeen released
o. parole. TneI Trad htn before dram head
court L alta1. and ahoi h.tn the rant daF. Major
Dorltcn eecane discouraged, and, With nt:y seven
PralI!e bet vas intercepted BY R:eu4 nounted
men, and captured, with his wao,e force. Ha was
Cnufs-nsts!aed and sentenced TO he gdot OF tbs
alst OF February. Rel seut one hundred mo1nt-
With ctoetk to BRING MIN, ia dead or A,iEe. he
RALLIED out ard when ta6t heard OF 1Rs pushing
to*ard Ratns Lake Hu co nmaud wsa dtscor-
sfed and captured: NGa D4asa and hta partlaaos
a1les1apoe. The torcc Of Rtel To. numdera 600,
Atu lhtJ have been ent1rely triumphant Tne
shooting OF "Kaiu uct" spf, IN addition 70 Gan.
dy aid Boul'on u rrporte1.
r4ry execution CT Boultnn aud Gdany has pEo-
onced lttenfe excitement In the Territory, and u
widening The breach betxesn Canada aod her
81 icsse adj9siment q lie dimcnity. ''''' - A''
ST. PACt, Mltn., March A-Se 81 from Fort
Gary To 'he 33d hal resc1ed g.. Cloud II says
tnat exaggerated EcpoEA Of passing e7ena have
Roultons lie u 10 danger Is uottue. ata life hAs
not been lhteA,ec ed, and he II guaranteed strong
protection against arJ vto;etce.
, 1870-03-07
MISSOURI.


Horrible Murder mt Pleasant E1tlfs
81. LnE1, March IA man named D1nninK11n
turu Peasant Hill. D1urtn8ron says they met
on 1hs road: he demanded o1e-n3lf Of the 1oAd
for ots wagon, which Hlne4 refused to give. and
ta!Eed an axe tu threatening manner, Wtefe-
upon DuuElrgton Snot ntm throe times, nao fnra
Mtshed hl1 head NTH thu axe. DuunlnRtoo n4s
been AEIeatsd. Tie PARTIES Etro hrotnats-tn-la"s
and feud had eIlEled betWeen tneH.
, 1870-03-07

We publish this morning certain des'
patches thatbave passed between Lsutenant
General Sheridan and General Sherman,
concerning Colonel Baker*s eata attack on
the Piegsn Indians in Montana General
Sheridan states the case fo1clb!y and truth
fully when he says that the question to be
decided with respect to the wild tribes II
1ndiRns is whether they shall be killed, or
The whits satslezs and pioneers. No less
than 500 white men, women, and children,
have been murdered, scalped, rasished,
and tortured in the most fendiah manner
by These .szyrges since 1862, within the
limits uf General 6hesidsn's preaea,
command. And get, whenever murder:
1rg nd plunderiug band is brought +
Justice, ~ WIS ths oAss in Montana = feE
veeks sgo, IN octesy gfs:uP from In.
dna traders and 1hiskeyt tsellers,i which
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cltlEens, place = antut37y cnmmAadsT ovef Ear.
tuIn hef opt OF tho Ca on, dtkmlss her Repre+eu.
tst,ves, ntd sfmsr mu1tasJ dt.pousm- tio hs1
lo DOUBT that The Republican psety would follow
tho Iesd Cf tna Ct ntisu&n from Ma-asosusetts, fx
It a.uAla folio I'd tho leAd Of 1T holde,r rnap,
eLd be b&d 70 DOUBT teat fne KeLpens1 from
Mbssscb1let1 NLuld become tne lender Of Tho
nnrc IsdeA elnent O. the Kspub1can pltty.
Mf NlbLACK- He 3 slrt1dy.
MI. Dktk. He Lay be already, and will be Il
bh ot IoE. VII lns Huu'e stAod bF tbs bHl
and ssEct1oo lha usurp st!nu7 rae next step viii ps
20 IT'D Tec See oat, aid 9hea TtnIessee IL cat
then Will to'lox State after 6tAta OF t1oae thas arc
ooEox ous IL the dominant mslort J OF tho aou'e,
ard ctFll llokrty On this continent ELL be Il al
eId.
Speeches seatnst the h!M weso also msde by
Mefb1f. BIRD SD KERR II. KeSF declared
toe pi Ito be LIE pioneeF IN 40 luia nous sJs EN-
Of Congress OF al le2elat o1r snt tptt1a. movement
inalex csle:f OF sQRres1fve, untous: t.utlpua',
ard uns aItau'ed legs'attnu- Tnercforr he De.
afed % tp4r nA protest sgAtrsE II, and 10 cali
the attention Of khe couotty 10 Ihe u1vel SD ex-
hae1d usfy caAsac:er Ct thu propos t'cn. II Cou.
Rress con1d pIolo.R fht tenure OF otnce OF sne
do'ttncE ard LeRtslatufa Of Genrg =, ~ proposed,
i soofo ao, With the same logic, oeeta,c thar tue
fofiI. tIIs Congress aacuid cous1ans uuul the An
Of March. 1850.
AnJODKNXKET
a the close Of Iii. Eer11 EemA1ts. the House
Adjou1led
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OHIO.
Annexation OF Territory to Cincin-
natl railroad Projects Specie


natl railroad Projects Specie
FAyments.
CINCINNATI, March 5-The Boari OF Co1nry
CoEml. ftoners RsaLted petitions to day for cue
ANNEXATION 10 The city Of the pTec'poss OF
LICE Ran Ard Camp WAsntnstou. the:ncoIpotn.ed
T1lsga OF NoodbufD, and the territory lying os-
tween the Seventeenth Ward aud Columbia. This
embraces tne teIrtt0tJ tying east, pott1eAst acd
north of the ctry; that viii be valuable scqui.l-
tlou.
The Committees OF the Chamber Of Commerce
and Board OF T.ade, aoeoiosed 70 visit tns pro.
posed Iouse Tor tne Rckpols L Northern R4il.
roac, In Ibdans, suhnitsed lengthy report to-day
strongly reconnlet ding C3ncuEar 70 aid IN ou!,d-
fng the TOAD TIE road Ia to Leave the oato /
Sips1lppl in The vtctnsJ CT Loos ootee runuiaz to
Noctport, on tue Ohio River, atxly miles. With an
intention Of conf ect!n9 with The owenshoro /
Ruslelynle Road. now br!.dlDg,to Nashville The
reEdTt c?11nA thar to Chattanooga By tnta route,
vii be boS nty-nye milek further than rf1 Loult.
Vile. fud but InrsJ -four mites fzztnef to Mem.
ph!e. It recpmueada the Preslfeat 4nd Directors
10 call m eAliJ neet1rg, IN Cincinnati, Of the
friends OF the road-
Information IN Warrington indicates that the
Comushtoues1 Of Internal Revenue nH1 deferred
the payment OF thc3mAnufacsurtH' tax against
pcrk pacs er. uutil the 1st or Ju1e 1ext
plumber Of retail dry gcots ana o:her deAlef1
began paying silver IN charge to tAJ, and
pionanlv nAoy more Will follow Monday. Bfokers
faSo sold Al taetr hllser to. daI, generally to be
II ed for this p0rpoee.
P. P. Lane, OF Lsne Bodley, waa elected PresI-
dent Of 1be Beard OF TT1ie today. Though
IaLe hsd 10 opposition there were Two nck1ts IN
she neld fer thn remainder Of the Offices.
The regular ticket Wa elected throughout
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A LAND GRANT TO A WATER PRIvI-
1Ef4K


One Of the California Senators has intro
duced ! bill into Congress granting alter
nate sections Of Lind, fer width Of forty
miles, to aid hydraulic company to carry
the water Of Lake Tahoe and the Tiuckee
ktyer to that city. In other words, it pro-
poses that Congress shall appropriate pub
lie property to enable \ private corporation
in California to supply San Francisco with
water. The city Of Chicago has, al an
expense Of $4,000, 900, secured supply Of
pure water, and is now, at an expense OF
81 SOC, 600 more, about to extend that sup
ply 70 her suburbs, One Of the worst evils
that can befall a community is that Of
almstaking. San Francisco Is already bet
ter supplied with water than most cities Of
its sIzo; but, il the case were otherwise,
alms.giving is no part Of the legitimate
duty Of the National Government.
For this reason We insist that Congress
should reject every bill aud every estimate
before it fer the expenditure Of money, or
the donation OF land OF other property, for
any other than national purposes. There
is nothing 50 para1yzing to enterprise and
industry as an expectation Of getting money
out Of the Treasury. It is like waiting a
whole lifetime expecting 10 draw prize in
The lottery. II each Stats and locality
would insist upon q reduction Of national
taxes to the lowest sum needed for the in
diapansabls service Of the government, and
il ali the bounties and donations, direct
and indirect, now given to monopoies, were