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.Tera. Crowley.

Attic editorial convention held in this city
last june. Jerc vas in attendance. anu when
We shook hands with him Al Green Bay, ne
made the observation 10 Us that il was probG-
BY the last editorial convention he should
ever attend. and that in all probability, It
would be incumbent upon some one Of the fra
terultv to pass an eulogium upon his death -
the next convention. He wade the reply,
NO man knows ple better than George liver.
Ii was with him / began nv career as a print
er. and 10 whom l owe much OF my past life IN
the chair editorial. ,'-OslFssa JoaraGl
If there is anything to compensate for
the labor, care and attention given the
companions Of our printer life, ii is the re
Election. that of those whom we have eda~
Gated and assisted, none have ever shown
ingrati,ude. Among our best earthly
friends, are men into whose hands we have
put the printers stick, aud to whom We
have spoken kind words of encouragement.
OF these many have risen far above Us in
the favor Of men and fortune, and nearly
all have gained honorable positions in life
none hare ercr pr0red NdRk}oSS.
JERE. CROWLEY never forgot the kind
words spoken. or assistance rendered when
most needed and il was not strange that
when near his end that lie should commu-
{ nicate to his friend of earlier years, an ac>
acknowledgement of gratitude His last let
/ ter to the editor of this paper, written but
a short time before his death, spoke of the
weak pulse, and hopeless feeling that be
tokcnod the near approach of death--tor
months, the short, feverish breath had but
fauned the dying embers, :bat life might
/ be prolonged in preparation for the final
event which finds its consum mation in the
/ grave OSHKOSH Times.
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A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. = When the
nlghttail Of age, aud the shadows of the
past years grow deeper, as il life were on
its close, it is pleasant to lock back through
the vista of time upon the sorrows and te-
lj,i.;es Of years. If we have home to shell
ter Us, AMI friends have been gathered to-
gethcr by our fresides, then the rough
places Of waylaling will have been worn
and Smoothed away in the twilight of life,
while the sunny spots We have passed thio'
will grow brighter and more beautiful -
Happy, indeed, are those whose intercourse
with the would have not changed the tone
of their holicr feelings, or broken those
musical chords Of the heart, whose vibra
tons are 50 melodious, SO touching to tue
evening Of age
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Crime.
Baltimore, April 90.

On the Goth inst. near Assawoman, Va,
a voman named Ellen Bunting, killed an
idiot named Vim. Obey with whom she
had been drinking in her husband grog>
gerry.
Chas. Hoffman was convicted and sen
fenced to the psnitentiary for ten years for
robbing Hernden's express last year. Two
c0niederates had been previously convicted.
number Of circus men in Elkton, in this
state attacked 4 hotel and beat the constable
and had riot with the citizens, during
which VIM. Randolph was fatally stabbed
t. negro.
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From Chicd 90.
u j negro.

Chicago Apr, %.
General Sherman's reply to request Of
Red Cloud, the Sioux chief, for clothing
and ammunition for his warriors, and for
permission tot himself and fifty of his band
to proceed TO Washington to confer with
the president, says that these Indians should
be told plainly ard emphaticaly to retire
to the reservation set apart By their treaty
with the peace commissioners, AMI stay
there The commandant az FelIerman
might let them have little clothing, but
not particle of ammunition. As to their
going to Washington, he thought the pes
ident would oppose it, still the matter
would have to be laid before the Indian
bureau before it could 20 positively settled
Gen. Sherman adds: You might as well
commence to deal with these people now
as 10 wait longer
Six hundred and twenty men, of the 4th
Infantry ard three hundred and seventy
eight Of the 18th Infantry, have passed
through Chicago en- route for the Indian
country.
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Havana. May !

Uavana, May !.
The United States flagship Severn, Ad
niral Poor. arrived to day from Jamaica;
all well. United States consul Wheeler, at
Kingston, having died suddenly, Mr. Phil
lips, consul at Santiago, Cuba, has assum-
ed the functions Of the consulate at Kings
ton. The Severn left at kingsto|n the
crew of the schooner Champion, lately in-
prisoned at Santiago.
The sugar aop this year will be fifteen
per cent. less than last. Many plantations
have flashed grinding and ali Will haye
concluded 10 about fortnight.
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Another Plot to ASSaSSinate Ma
pOl5On.

London, April 80.
Exciting but contradictory dispatches are
received from Paris to-day concerning the
arrest Of an English student of scienco, who
confessed design to kill the Emperor.
Several persons, implicated in the plot
have been discovered, but succeeded In
escaping from France Owing to the rig
orous censorship, tuli particulars are want
ing.
Paris, April 80.
The Journal Oficicl announces that the
police have been for some time on the track
Of plot against the Emperor. Yesterday
morning one Beaun, recently arrived from
E.4Io. -.too1cu IN inc ,ue lcs Mons
Ions, whereby the plot is completely d s.
covered. On the person Of Beaun was
found large sum OF money, a revolver and
a letter from London from man who was
implicated.ln i. >imilar plot in February last.
This letter, and the confessions made by
Beaun himself, leave no doubt Of his inten-
ton to Immediately attempt to assassinats
the Emperor Last night other persons
were arrested in the Beleville quarter. At
the house of one Of these, the police seized
large quantity Of powder aud number
OF explosive bombs, together with direc-
tons how to use them. This plot has for
the principal organizers many members of
tie international Association Of y orking>
men Of Paris, some Of whom have been al
ready arrested.
Paris, Alril 80.
Two secretaries of the international As
ISOLATION Of Workmcn were arrested this
afternoon. The police found on their per
sons a complete list Of adhcrcntS to the plot.
The authorities are now securing the city
for these persons. The person first arrests
ed. Beaun, was not a deser.er from the
French army. as at first reported. He WAS
merely disguised as soldier, that suspi>
cion might not be excited. Great military
and police premautious are being taken to
night.
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From New York

New York, April %.
President Grant is here en- route 10 West
Point.
An investigation into alleged frauds in the
Inspector s department in the custom house
Ii is understood there is evidence adduccd
just:fying the dismissal CT 10 or q inspec
tors for receiving brides.
VIM. Mullen, imprisoned over TWO years
for infringing on rubber comb patents has
been released
The annual reunion Of the third army
corps will be held at tho Parker house,
Boston, May j,h.
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TIL Il z [ L OF .
Thursday, May 5, 1870.
Wisconsin Items.

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cal, !, Columbia countx.
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.,..,io, 70 eone-res, from the Fifth
-,
.1.,,..,,5 c,,,r hundred bn.beIs of wheat
.;.1 - Ho.,.h last week-princi
III, gr:a,s, renorts ,hont 2 0co 900
.t..r,o ,as, loose in the Ike
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Tiaro.;.1o,c. fill Kelly. nj Eau Claire,
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:.
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g. ooo ~ ,,r,rt-ro,d hond, hiss
.;r., tho TOWN If Grand
.r,ir r,cc
IT, o,or - tho cbinnewa river is steadily
,.n;n .nl IL. inn Mt the Union Lumber
- -, .Hora the Falls is daily be-
and diifcnl, to remove.
,,,.,,; u.,ho,r :, the town
VI. oa,,,,tv sgad about
u L.a, ~, Non
fourteen S''i' .-.l
"'s ''S', '"'
MS iea'h /" 'o"'
Theodore Dcssuilcs, tog-ari''r' was
drowned IN Deer IAN creeA' Nn'pp'""
ley, the 9th uit. Alexander N'ponNiu'
engaged in driving on the lh'rh HpP''' !"
tributary Of tho Chippewa, met Ike ia'e Oh
the llth.
The Madison Jo"r"at says u0ii,i -
Simeon Mills brought the hfSt haii lroi'i -iIl-
waukee to Madison, over an Indian 'rSiI
thrty-threc years ago, and he went ON WI"
the las. mail by stage over the sun IRAN le
route Wednesday,
The large Touring mill Of H. Sommermeyor
& Brother, Elk Creek, eight miles west Of
Eau Claire, WAS consumed by hre on the hshs
of the 2lst nit. a stave factory ana sa" Il
adjoining were also destroyed, ana the uain
and piers damaged. Total loss, o2V'ooo' IN
surance SIC, 500.
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moved the fallen timacrs under which the
sufferers lay. yr5clTcI ladders aud placed
them II the windows, hacks, prlyate car
rlageS, iuruI:ue wagons, mattresses, and
other conveuieGcas were soon provided N
great numbers. Then commenced the work
9! removing the killed and wounded, aI.1 :.
scene was presented that tried the stoutest
hearts. One after another the dead ami
the wounded. all covered with dust, were
brought down the ladders, and either laid
on the grass or placed in vehicles,
aud carried to their houses or
to other quarters kindly proviied
for them. is tie victims Of the
disaster were brought TO the windows ana
appeared before the lhrongIng multitude,
the most intense anxiety was felt and man
llested a. to their recognition. All were
on the lookout for their friends. So be-
grimmed were the faces with dust, and 80
crushed vas their clothing, that recognition
was not easy. Most Of the unfortunate per-
sons, however, were recognized before they
reached the ground.
The feelings OF the spectators were Of
the most painful character, and full OF rapid
alterations. Now they recognized in one
OF the bodies relation or friend, dead !;
injured. " hat relief it was when one
appeared il view who Rad escaped injury !.
AT length all the rubbish was removed,
and al the bodies recovered. Great as the
calamity was, it was iclt TO be relief when
the painful work was brought to conciu-
sion.
The Dispatch says: Gone man relates
how he was buried Oh the top of another
so ;hat lie could net move, while he re
celyed the last words OF manned and d.
Ing man under him, who turned out to be
an Old friend. Just before Patrick Henry
Aylett entered the capitol he was convers-
ing with friend about the death Of friend,
about the death Of friend, and remarked,
on leaving: We are all passing away. :
Dir. Aylett was borne 10 the plateau north
OF the capitol, where he expired. He Ut
| tered tergent prayer before death forever
sellel his lips.
The hoyse ofdcegatcs was not in cas
sion when the crash occurred, and only SONG
ID or - persons were IN the hall at the
time. The hats and caps taken from The
ruins nearest the statue of Washington
Were thrown at the base of the pedestal
making quite pile. Al distinctions oil
color were leveled The body Of Senator
Bland was laid out between the corpse 0.
two white men, The hail of the house Of
delegates was completely wrecked The
| speakers chair-a relic Of colonial times
was thrown from d window and broken into
| fragments. The stretchers and an balances
belonging to the medical department at thl
headquarters were sent to the scene by d.
/ rectlon OF Gen. Candy.
"A large number of those who went
through sustained no other injury than 4;
severe shock and few bruiscs or cuts
1t is marvellous that so many escaped death
from the falling timbcrs AMI heavy plaster
/ ceiling Of the courtroom, which must have
| fallen upon the crowd.
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