, 1870-05-11
tion. We hops that no saoh' fatal <nfsde-
meanor has been committed by the oonvau-
THE N0RTHWEST.
nITHG1a,

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nLmow.
The Constitution and Union 6aye that the
fruit crop of Clinton County is not injured,
and rfedicta and abundant yield Twice as
much com Will be planted this year in Morgan
County as last. The karmera are breaking
their pasture lands and planting them i N corn
@ cnt a. athrs zeesny oo ~ tb1na blsf
with great force, which BtEuck 1saac sTf in
the forehesdhnd broke his ekuu. Sa1f is alive,
but il is supposed he must die Cook fled,
snd has not been arrested. ,uoo
The Mt. Vernon, Gtsyvi1o Mattoon, md
the Decatur, Sullivan 4 Mattoon Kallroad
Companies have contracted the building Of
their lines. Tho Mt Vernon, -Grayvill j. MAJ
topn Railroad is to be completed from the Ohlo
River to Mattoon in three years from June !,
1870 the Decatur. Sullivan 4 Msttoon Rau-
toad by June !, 1879. The work NIL be COM
menced at Mattoon. this spring.
WISCONSIN,.
Appleton has voted, 910a, ,00D in aid Of the
Manitowoc, Appleton 4 New London Railroad;
Contracts have been let for building the road
The Circuit cofarft granted q divorce at
GAINESVILLE; last Thursday, and tho divorced
woman was in such haste to remarry that she
could not even wnit for tho divorce documents
to designed.
Rnbls, Of Beloit, is oneof four brothers, whose
ages and weights are as follows: Simon, ago
50, weighs 300 pounds; George, age 10, weighs
29O; Henry, age &C, weighs 3l5; John, age Il,
weighs s31.l An sggzegate weight Of LEG.
LII; and Mrs. MchseI % Haley, Of bartholomew
County, have been married eighteon years,
and the result has been family Of seventeen
hearty End handsome children-sen boys and
seTtn girls. ...
ville conmereia, IS satho1ized y to ,ns say % TIT
fhers il M fnnnIat;on foT the ranort thst tha
goyernuent DEPOT VIII be- uloFed from The
former place.
William q. Foust, foreman Of tho Crsw-
a bsss weighing nineteen ponnds and sevcn
ounces. No larger bass than this Was ever
caught in Sugar Creek
The number OF deaths in the city ofTe11e
Haute, having population OF q. .0o6, for the
month Of April, 1870, WAS six. Three Of this
number died Of old age-respectively &C, as,
died Of consumption, and one from ordinary
diseases!.
a man BY the name Of Williams, residing
at Bristol, Eikhart County. punished his son
and chop mood until 9 o'clock at night, then
took aoft soap and washed his mouth until il
wzs raw, altar which ho cramned it full of
pepper. ::
The lndianapolis Journal Of the 9Th says:
It il generally conceded by the State papers
that the wheat crop, notwithstanding the et-
forts +: croakets, Will be fully up 70. the AZ
ersge il not q little in ADVANCE. Vegetation
in LaHrznge County 10 full tnenty days IN I'd,
Eance OF what it was last year. The Hartiord
y 5tss sayf 1ae P54sReee dof Tba TT WI.
namac (lnlash county pape5s eay mo Gneltr
crop - parity Silica n and anonL HlniaA
mac! ps. peacaes hno l1pPles 1n ronste, nate,
Inc tses7et1et luAega' an1s3}5
to, em.yH sa s:ra,,tar ;,,o,e III ~ a., ahnndanee
O. 1snas n 1AspeI Goansy LIE season. 1ne Is
ETansylAe t9nT!e5 sa'1 o. tae p!ospecIs n
yanatelouis Soany 1,s4e NusAt @ - uoias eaanu
$3.50; e5 49,, a. an = ~, ha ss;a ~ ~ II
apnnpan. % csoP, Anu ~ ~ u LAY 20 sas9 VI o.
the other grams ana gIasees, Inc @ ts93s !M Proa.
Rects afe a3so. very eooa peaenes T1i NJ mo51 ,I
hkelg De hght crop, as u - reared .heJ w w
III o. Tets ssaf sensssanf oeiote ~ s.peaIs pu'
taeTe WI " ~ 1ouat'Ance = u apPlen' cnet1'es''
and snall fruits."
1,.c c,..,. :, sss1ao1A- g mo1a - ., .~.
SINCE LOSE Doll eyes ny po#aef e1Pi9slou+
attempted suicide on SATURDAY nient, "hiie u
to1icated, ~ hanging mmsen %lth lady 8
nnbia to oed,Post four 1ees he9. He "as
discovered, cut doMn, and returned TO ne.
1.-The maternal prodigy mother OF l
years OF age-came TO TINS cry 1ot9mehI
SINCE, accompanied q 1er widowed mo,net,
aud proposed 10 e1Mnlt helseH alu enuo ~
! "0AAGA-NA4A kA3I1AN--Ao SHA4st @N~
Of acquiring meaus Of support. Handbills
we're posted setting forth tue TACT, out inc crg
Of lmmotalitT Was ra,sed with such elect "a
to defeat the chow The party next went to
ST. Pau, sitter being supplied 9y theE t11ends
here with the oniy decent clothing they pos
was opened there Tor ladies' only, bat several
men, shocked at the immortality OF the show,
gathered st tue door to watch and marx who.
ever entered, and finally o1Mb1tea SO ~! much a OF
the sp1rlt of mop as 10 f7ghfen tms poor.
nnfoltnnate gaIl to tears, and cause her to
turn to her mother With the pltiful request to
bo taken home, only to be met with the dis,
l tfesEing answer, Wo have no home. MOI
one OF all tins moral crowd onefed 70 donate
single penny to aid this destitute family tt
avert the Shame oi thls PUBIC e1mntlou, pc,
tween winch snu the poor mousse tnefo Was ou.
loud talk, they drove them from the city
POORER BY the AMOUNT OF their expenses thar
| when they entered IT,
EASsAs.
[ John Il. Edwards writes to tho Topeka Com
montesaAh as follows: Noticing in youl
paper OF the "a the ru!nors and commenta II
regard to Indians. will state, for tho infor
nation OF your readers, that all OF the reports
] have been greatly exaggerated, and mauy q
them without foundation. Ihat there wi
be more or less difficulty With tho 1ndi.ni
the coming season there can be no doubt
Int that there at present EXISTS any :, 80
| nous causS ICE A1a1A - eAh4F!! A1uPossiuae
We who reside on the trnntier, havint
studied carefully the Indian character have Al
get felt no uneasiness, for the REASON, first
that the grass is not sufficiently grown to sub
! sist their ponies; second, the usual govern
J ment supplies have not, as yet, been distri5
| | uted third, the troops have not been definite
" located. and the Indians. not knowing wher
they ara likely to be placed, will walt unti
they do know, go as to aYoid them in their raids
, | That few Indians, probably Cheyennes
have crossed the track Of tho Kansas Pacitl
Rai1wav is beyond doubt; that they are dis
satisfied on account Of tho removal OF tn
| agency from Supply to Red Fork, is also cer
! tain and that the depredntions being com
1nitted by the Northern Indians arc CALCULATES
|. I to draw all The dissatisfied braves from th
Southern Reservations to their nd, is ais
| morally certain
MISSOURI.
J The Missouri Valley and the Council Hluf1
& st. Joseph Railroad arc about consolidain
under the title OF tho Kansas City, St. Joaep
dation is three shares Of the Missouri Vale
Rai1roaa stocA 10 one u 'ho eou'e'' Diun
, 1sa1Atoao. <,- ,.-z,rro,,r,
q TIE IERa1loEle ~ ~ c.,, ..o,,
lUa LUGENuu0 AEQAtf u hNG utA IL