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, 1870-10-03
TEE SEAT GE WAR,
1tPHnRaHt.K

tCAbhe Rtfp4tt6 10 tac k1Es3A1-l
LONDON. Oct Ia correspondent whites from
Be 1lr, e9th ''Tne Idea Is strongly Advocated
fha, The surrender OF SsrashoufE u NEe;y 10 pro-
duce complete change Ia the war. It u said Ba-
zatre Is now willing 10 capiIofase upon an nner,
BY PEusst3, to restore tbs 1mpeEts1 GoTeEnuent,
and order, and agree to peace. This meets the
support Of the inper.al.tic eoldie:s. and maior-
ity Of bourgeois and peasants Vel INFORMED per
lons express the convic'aon that Napoleon, o. his
syr, un,ltr the reSrucy Of the Empress, VIII lc re-
seated on tue ihrone-'
SAroLEuS.
NilhelmSnohe Is the rendezvous of d1.ttE-
gu,shed guests OF the Emperor. The hotel Ia the
vicinity Is crowded. The Emperor seems In per-
fec. health, and makes dat1F excursions IN foot
and In = carriage. accompanied By several Auiu-
1an.s on horseback recently addressed a polite
note 10 Ills Majesty, requesting the favor Of an
interview, Considering the peculiar aud delicate
situation Of the imperial prisoner, was not s1r.
ptlsed at receiving the following negative reply
AoSs1EIx: The Emperor received your letreI
Of tae e9sh, and WAS much Affected at the sentt
menss Of tympa1hy therein expressed His Ma
ksrJ has charged ne to copEe; his thanks aot
tell Jou how much he regrets that Circumstance:
wilt not permit him TO receive you. Accept, &c.
OFFICER DE- ORDNANCE pE L1CllsT0Q.
Fazxcu FalspSERs-
The number Of French prisoners In Germany
not short OF l7o, ,ood OF this number 1io,o10 Al
within the bounds OF Prussia, and 900 In foks
and other camr@. -......
| ACabnet Council has decided that prisoner
, 1870-10-03

r. tie Ec,of ef 7he Chicago 7r,bunf: ..-
Will yuu a'low little SPACE tn four paper tof
two o. 1rree short extracts from Tie dttence OF
The lste Judge whs1nes, nf Bc.shiete, booas
county, ILL.,, Oetotxr .e5i. THIS e1t1aosslintF5
d.cun- ens has 1n.t been rrpfo'!uee11 10 !ae !ast
two nunbt r. OF the Christian Cyno.are. atd als1
iu raurnles form. 10 D. asd 1t NC. 81 Lasaiic
st.tet. .. .,..,-
L0gt, At Nsls1tle1c, at the Ese above rnentoaeti,
snd incurred the 0tspIcasur= OF said lodge. 10
ears. qrence Of his agency IN atrrss'ng prom-
5sn, rsstS @ nc q utss auT q me s1ss Eea sae
u war,ant asa1n.t Samuel l. he,th q Master Aa-
hin With murder, they navsn9 foa1d fTDrn the
slIrlce Il 1t several months previous he had Sc
siuced Ellen S14de. aud that m rhe Sunday ore-
notsefx, gone right miles out of IoEu, End
p1oo1ht her to toEo and kept her 10 pirate
5uou 10 his s:orr, where, Dr.. NocdEsra trsanei
Trceday. ACC that Tuesday evening she was
1.pusbt "a his {Ds. Wood wards) house, and thss
50 abortion was procured. aud abe died from ne
peht, 1ure 30. This Wss the original cause Of the
excitement" ... s-
sAnd Ce.ae eoavtneesl Of the improper inter.
Of the tAxs tn reference 10 the murder OF MISS
Slale, aid lein2 IN WtlNuRtJ forced 70 the COMIC
ton that the 'n!ea au:hoiittss' o. AasoaI tie.
T1apd nf her Fotaztes {tbele ATE these too honest
to yield, bur- Of tntse. few dare tpeak out} Tue
violation ot the laws Of I'D and men. to favor,
nd. protect, An1 e4Slsl uFoIlEE AHSOn, &is111I
ree eat u the rights Of others AID do soIeIal5
ayer that this whole transat ron casE1es conrtc-
| Ron 10 MT mind that sh= occasion WI. KtadlF
| selxed npou and prosecuted against ne ~ = ns
| enc To ose1aKe, snt deter N ths faithful dts.
q srgc Of tnftF lEttes public Objects fbeinR Ma
san>}, judicial, minis:e'ts and executive: and 81
[ polni cnnIsr af conduct for nf1csr8 8rd ,ner.
uezs Of lodges Inconsistent with the principles oi
| uotatty, and IN de.o2ation Of the iaTs Of tht
taDd-h eonr*t Of condnct je1psnliZtrg the rights
property, alvfs iibe1tF AID ehaEact u ;nose 81.
| are nsttt the fraternity OF ETea 11A Accep;e'
Sapeas7 And because It Is aprarcns tnat Mason
| n does exact from ia Eotat1es the violation O
the ;aws OF the land to screeE member from pun
tshinrnt due to crime"
| "The declaration male to nc not long since b.
tign MSson and *o:t1r man, see = trus, that u
Masonic Lodge Is the strongest me.iieJ nf priest
| and rurrdeIr4Adszno-4 aud who.em Asters-
| church men bcf5 knu Eamb!rrs-decent men Rul
| toxfeEs-9un1artis and fovLies-thas the Atl-see
| IrR Eye lot Is down urou-'"
| have recently visited Be!vife-e, and seea ser
e.z1 parties who were familiar with me .t4usae
tons ao4ye &!luded to, and xor1l earnestly reoo1r
mend the public, and especially u the l.03l p1.
ueu OF the community. tnc rrsdtnx nl this tlocS
ment, 10 be found at s. LaSalle street You,
.esrecftulr, fHllo cAKekSTxk.
- September 70, ls'a
, 1870-10-03
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.


-Arpt,sr,sasonss OF Spcmkcxz.
!',.' '''shsuinH are officially announced by tho
~.a:t trl'ral & nlnitt. 6:
>. .s::ipr IL j. UGLEsBY viii speak As fol-
N, t-.,s. II. Monday, cctoper 5, at.nn.
t'c;t.. TUESDAY t,crnl'&r. I. At j. N.
ln>"'. Wt'!nrs's.. o,tat'e1 !. ~ I'm;
N. f''t.tat. .sctalxrt :. nj Sp. N.
E4,r>'.urr, .>a:Gf,fsy. uctos'ers, At 2 r. m.
ti.,srtuu- tslc-sy VII! speak only rs announced
,.>.,;A isstsS :. Y.N:AN- exa,,..1sse far :::<,n-
IT, !, AZ. nj :.>:rr. VII >.n-ab Is loIaws:
s:."r. VI Mt. OFT =
W.sr!~sn-.. Ts!.,a, ,. ucte e :.
AG,":z. Sa'u..,ar. nc:ntrrf &
,;"'t.s' I..'-a: vi resaN "ns5 ~ announced by
';r,.,z. i i. BATES, state Treasurer, will
tasa. Ne..uteazv, 0ctatses $,
,tryrxls. FRIDAY. Nctes'er :.
IsuGn.,sr, .sa'ur.*y, tkaesses 3
AIMS. M"ntls,. Ors'!,e- III
taEisl+, Tursfay. pctoaer IL.
l+.llr..i.r. We,.nr*sls5. October IL
Irtsryvt Il, Friday, October H.
j.. ~ a.yltir. Saturday. Octottr IL
l1,,t min, Tu~sias, UctpEser ls.
EI'"nNCs n. "Wednesday October ~
rcs7:a, FfthzF, tet0her Il
t;a.%nurg, sa'urra.. October g
Mrnle,a. Tu.saaT. Octoher =.
Uaou. "Wednesday, October Is.
S,r&,nS T'rur.1Ay, Ort0l,cr g.
Fnl.rn. Fs4,ax, 0etotcr IS
fs.4.p,rf. S1ttlt,izv- Octobef =.
.inrna, Monday, Os'ta>>es 81
II tAfn','. Tu+t.tay, November l.
E':n. M"in'-d... Sosemher@
l'.,-n Commissioner, viii frrak Is follows:
i'a!:n. Tuesday, Oetoher 4
Metropolis. Wednesday. oesobeta
l;olc4nAa, Thursday. October e.
, 1870-10-03

Primarily, every man has r1ght..to cscry fsr-
1hlnx OF his honest possessIune. Fvf The purpose
Of protection to his life AnI property an1 ioF the
Ed.anlagtS OF association with Ills IrttuMx, he
yields up hiA right to SO much aud 70 much pn!y,at
Its pOssestlpns Vi are neceEs4tJ 10 pay the cusE to
1hc gtyeEument OF furnishing sue. protection.
Every dullRi taken from him untltr the quite OF
slEcions aid isIAdlus tsxatIou more than il nec-
sesHrJ 10 paJ the Erlusi;e eSNenses, IL SO much
ttnlcu ts aa criminal as the tskin, By the highway
ihbfG1.'
What does the Herald mean by "reqni-
site e1penses?" Does it mean merely SUI
ficient revenue to keep the wheels OF gov
ernment in motion? Is it "highway rob-
berry" to raise q surplus revenue md up
I.iy the same to the liquidation OF the pub
lie debt? 1t is somewhat inaccurate in the
choice OF its terms. The last Congress,
finding TINT the revenue was one hundred
millions or more in excess of requisite
expenses, proceeded to repeal eighty mill
ions Of taxation. If the Herald will turn
10 the record, it will discover that the
Democrats in Congress, including those
FROM Illinois, voted against the bill reliee-
ing the people of this immense amount of
taxation; hut it was carried over their
heads by Republican votes.
, 1870-10-03

Rcferring to tho corrected Co Ok County ap-
po1tionnent, Which disappointed certain
cliqucs thAt 1arnify from Springfield, the
JouTAo! Of TINT city sass:
'+1Fili ths tribune nosg he kind enough to spec
fJ he Acert4lu Republican cIiq1es' Mhose x1sl-
cspRte4 enIeJ4neut l. thus spelled"
II tla Journal is in sny Of these "cliques"
it would not be furnishing nny information to
it 10 "specify" it; but it j. il not guilty, then
i ia not Included in tho reference. but what
il it dutsering for? Nobody said that it MAS
shot At. A guilty conscience is its own &c
cuHtr,
, 1870-10-03

certainly something on our tent" "Do come
quick" echoed another voice, and Of conrse
eorne one Eas eoou on hls feet The bright
stars and the pale MOON j. her frat quarter
showed no sign u grizzlies; but sofne cnn-
csasion must "a made to feminine Rssrs, and
seiziuG sAldIe, as likely to make tho must
poiee, be laid about the teuI right Justify,
end Of caurse the will bsasts were
driven Oh in distnay. Tho ma'tar was
elat,tately discu-e. d 1t breakfast, and it waa
deci.cd unanlmoanly hat mouse or chtp
squirrel A. uaEti1ied by tbs s:ared ones In
" g.izz, aud tho idea Of defending two
tzent.i.,E !abies against \ whole bevy Of
beaf- with at ord saddle must remain al one
Of the 1udicrous Incidents Of our noun
nigL1's fears b. csme the more ridiculous ~
ue saw neither I,.dian OF bear on the whole
tnp. ". Il
, 1870-10-03
The Rocky Mountains Revisited,
Correspondence Of Ta< ch.euoo Tribuat.
H0T SODA SfR1xGs,l
IDAHO. Col. Sent IL

NA1AANf WY C<F@ ~
The readers Of Tu1 TRnrxx may wonder
~hy the puson whose initials are appended
to this letter visits the Rocky Mountains of
Colombo so often. Thtre in 1865, again for
a long tour in 1865: and now, again, in 1870
Is thtrc any real fascinatioa about them:
Indeed there Is; and the clasr and the ben.
eft alike, hon the days and weets one epeptls
amops them, increase 1t every viait. L.. oar
pleasure and haalsh-ke+ling citizens exrhav
the trob5efy and tho faAlionA alba stupIds.is.
ii the Ea@tsEu waie1ipg- place2.- and epsnd
two or three sua1mers Amopx this sutaIirnn
mountains OF Colorado, and shny Wi nnrer
sitter be tempsed to waste thcit energies st
S.latoEs, Newport. OF Leng Branch. The IN
tense bnhiaese life Of Chicago absolutely re-
uuiree s.<soEa Of rest &nd secreat;on, md
these, j my Judgment, can be h.l nowhere
else ypon tho continent mingled With views
not grand and instgorating than among the
E/tky Nountains- 1t hsa been often s5af>d
al tEese columns, that tn crossing the
cor,inent bv tho, Pacite Rail~Ay, Ito
tourist Gets vey limited and
inadequate views Of this greet central range.
II seems to have boon comparatively
srpoo&hed down ty tbs hand Of the Creator,
in order that highway for the commerce OF
tie wuttd might b eA-ity m4de from ocean to
ecIap. But iu Colorado the mountains sst
SLED IN In almost endleaa number and con-
fusion, eome Of their snma1ta piercing thu
, 1870-10-03

Thompson nssctts that, since the birth Of
the previous child, he and she were
strangers to each other in thht relation, and
that he had no suspicion Of her condition
ut the time.
This confession, which ia to be had in
printed form and in full! at McGregas,
Iowa, has had the effect of intensi 'ying
the interest in tho case, as vol in that part
Of Iowa. as in that part of Wisconsin,
where he locales the terrible tragedy.
, 1870-10-03
TIE MISSOURI CASE.

The political contest in Missouri has
l. Il tt new and peculiar shape. The div:-
ii, u III the Republican purity is getting
wider every day, and neither party now
talks uf cuncil,atiou, Doth factions of tho
Republicans hare nominated full list Of
candidates fer Congress, and, as conse~
auence, several Democrats will be elected,
The distinctive feature of tho McClurg fac
tiou was '' eternal hatred" TO all these who
had been in rebellion this Was The cause
If the division of the party; but now the
Governor has Issued a proclamation ad-
mit,ing Ill the ex-1ebels 10 suffrage, and
.4s =. eternal hate" seems to be directed
against the Liberals led by Brown
Senator Drake, the most extreme man Of
the party, is at work for McCiusg. He is
on the stump opposing Brown because he
~ in favor Of revenue tariff, and urging
The Republicans to repudiate Senator
ScLslrs, who is opposed to prohibition.
Theh. speeches are having the effect OF
transferring tho Democratic vote bodily to
Brown. The St. Louis Republican and
other Democratic papers, which fox long
TIME profeased All indifference between
n,srn .,J1,,, aa..x;s'., s..S o.,as.1-
| ,,..,1.ro7 ~ H.. n1,. -. . ~.
-. c,.....,,.,. ~, c.. as.
r.rns,, ,,n h.r,,I, tar,,;.a,o o.hassso
,han in the election Of Brown, though it
80 1a,,;s,.,.,1.a .n,1 .s~ss., s,.-.,1 '.
Cs.,.,,o.a - 49, - ~
=. ,,,c,.
~. ,,.;-,.,a,,- ssaDz - A.s 80. plos' a.1e'l..
-. 49, '','a....s ~. p lps.''
' ~ ~ -. .,.'..a ~ ~ 49, rs n3 a
x s.s go ~. " r,,.'-.. ~ ~, .e0 NJ .Ao @o-
.4'.. ' ""''.: 49, ~. u' nas ponsy -
u'~' ri"ee's' .e'us''a'se ~ u, p'1st'es''
| ~-1ootN@ AA'AnSs -Ato o@'o ~ A"o o1AAoA oAo-
, 1870-10-03
Statement Of tho AsscAsed VHluo OF
All Taxable 1.ropGEtx.

Statement OF tho AkscAae0 F44uo OF
All Taxable property.
Fson ~ Springfield Journal. Stpk ~
Tue following - 4 statement OF the nssessed
value Of n! taxatle property in the St.ts OF
Illinois, for 1870, IL per returns filed IN the
Office Of the State Auditor; also, the diddr~
ence between the assessed m e4uaGze1 val-
value Of property for 1869 was 5as9, 95f, SIT, it
BEN 6 Eli ,005 .ss7 orr the sssoaseo valus Of
1870.
Ne are Indebted TO the State Auditor, Gem
eral Charles E Lippinoo't, and Vim Staddsn:
Eeq tie efficient secse'.Ey or tue Board OF
Eaaa3iza,iop, for sa.uab1e assistance iu pie
pAr,ng the statement:
, 1870-10-03
MADISON,
Toltttcnt-~-'Fxo Desperate Thieves
cd"-kuceudlnris1aa. Etc

Toltttc0t-~-'rSxo Desperate Thieves
Cnpsurcd.- d.-EucettulnrAsua, 1 Etc.
htee1a1 Ue.pssea to The chlcaxo r,1nuoe.
MADISON. Viz, 0rt 1-Mr. 7. D. Kanoeysp
Chief OF the Gland Tenplzrs, who was nut on a
committee from this etuuty BY the late conu, ess
tooal Tcmpe.aLce Couyenstnn a, J4uesv1.Ie. ssot.s
that the nse of his name wna w,tnnut hta kunrI
edge AID CONSENT and. further, that he Il m
fostti 10 separate political artioo 90 far a. III,
second Congressional District Is couceyne4i,
Two hcspt RATE thieves, r. tn reteast.I cosr;r.s
f.om The STATE II Pstson-one EroUu 81 Buck Snor
ARRESTED hes- ii s1 evening. though tney drew re-
y01yc1s 6C The officers and were armed with shn.
guns, 1irks, r.. sA"
The ht,u>+s VI Tncs~ Nichols ana Vim. n.,ve-t
il F1eDus, ere burnel ia,t l:xht b1 llcendtarf,s
who nrst zuahed Kr!rtrL
Work on 1Ge HarEbos. Air Line from her,. mn, <1-
ward. Il most vigorously pu.het, With the pur
~ r. of geislux twenty miles, 10 L,ui, done tnia
I'LL. ~
, 1870-10-03
WISCONSIN.
The Ceisalas Of tIsc Stntc.

F1tn. the Mtfratktt Sentinel. OFT 1.
Through tho kindEees OF Deputy Marshal
Charles i. Hamilton, We have been furnished
with the fol!osing correct tanle u tho census
ty The Wisconsin OF last evening was within
u Thousand Of being correct iu ita tntal Of the
population, and the table published iu many
ol tle State pspers, compiled by ths 4ye,cs Of
ihis city. aud by the State Negtsst7- st Portage.
were, to considerable extent. nsls up Of
Incomplete data:
, 1870-10-03
MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1870. :
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

r ..:ess.-.,E' aer- IN Congress for tho State 1t
l,s.e l;-acrAt ,ItN 4. LOGAN.
gre TrA>s,r'-r- EEtASrUS N. BATES.
.e~7a' 'o.ttnt OF Pnhitc Instruction, NEWTON
'.t1'EMAS.
{ ;."i.> 'ncr> al the Fenltrnu4ry, ELNER
VA~ustRS aud FsASPAR HUTZ
, 1870-10-03
HPAIN.


MADRID, Oct 1.-The rayages Of the yoml:o n-e
decreasing On the Mediterranean Coast. 4. BI.-
ce1ons, on Frnay, were Ef;y.tive DeT clses, aud
forty-nin deaths.
It's said the Duke Mnn;pensicr recently pro-
j-cted Eevo10tiun, wh,ch Is Just ti,sepverri, ard
PIT vented The time was fixed for the second an-
nlyerBasy OF the expulsion OF Queen 1sabelia-
uirsula is In the greatest state Of alarm at toe
continued spread Of the Fel,ow fever The cpl
remic IL more serious than at nfst Supposed The
terror-strcken Inhabitants Of Barcelona are n.y.
irg from the place tpw ald VI 1aO persons hare
left. Tie exodus OF the people has alarmed
otter Ptovtncts and moved the government to
atirpt strict sanitary measures. Nine hunIred
children Of the Orphan and Foundiing .Asylnm
hive been removed 10 The country. 4 hundred
tit keta have beeo Issued 10 the poor families who
htve left haTels to take 1uas,..s temporarily IN
the magnificent monastery Of Montea1egre-
Breeding iowls, rahh,tsr and other domestic
anta ais axe prohibited tn tho city. The
washerwcmeu are prohibited TO take Globes from
6a&lols. In the suburbs nil vessels asc inspected
aIl fum!eatei. The :erer Is remarkably fatal In
Its attacks, 1t Is contncsi to barcelona AMI the
Mediterranean coaet- \ cof<0n has been cstab-
hred and the people prohibited .eastng the f1se-
rior fewps- Vessels from tuba are subjected to
seven days quarantine and co1sttng vessels tie
same Ra1lway carriages and goods are fuml-
gated As the 1rss staslun cut or Bzrceloa1. A
nunbct of vcss.ls catered Lazarelia with the
fever on board.
, 1870-10-03
THE NORTHWEST.

lLtlSolS,
Tbs meeting OF the State Association OF County
Super1utendents Is postponed Until the ssoond
Tu.sdsy oi October, 1871.
Lee County Will hold he- f1fth annual agTicuI-
tuEal faI, Ut Dixon, On Tuesday, "Wednesday, and
T4ute1ay OF this week. The show af cattle and
hogs premses 10 be unusually 1arge. Among the
MabY ht1ructl0ER, there w1H bc 4 ba!lC0a ASCENSION
~ Professor John H. Kinney. Gusernos U9iesoy
s;h.aks at Dixon on "Wednesday. He is also one
Of ,ae Awarding COMMITTEE On ladies' equestrian
tu1r.
Sioux City has ..Womau's Rights Hosel,''
Kept by \ ladyt
--ucnry A. Wtuthcr, Mayor apd President Of
the Scno0l Board OF Montruse. was Killed Oh
Tuesday by falling tru1n the top ur the new school
houss III that place.
"a se,f-consututed functlonarJ as Council
BuGB Las been marrying couples when he Ind no
authority. The fals1ty; OF his assumptions hns
teen dtstfycsed, anu guile q sensation has rt-
sutcd-tsrec1ally among those whom he has pre-
tended to marry.
Two DcsMoines BARRIERS recently ran Oh Will.
two youug girls; and third cut the throat Of his
1cp1n-Mnte.
The opponents Of Frecmasonry have been
holding convention at West Union. Ds. Dlauch-
assi, Of Wheaton College. ILL.,, talked for three
l,ouls to prove that .lasunry Is the identical "hzr
lot ut natyiun.~
-Some two Tcars ago, the Louisa County Trra-
suts was iooaca- Sssefsn persons were. ae Va.
tlous tines afterwards, arrested on suspicion OF
h.ytpR hanl Ia the robbery: but they proved 10
h. ~. ,rrnnr man ami ,rere 1,,rharoe,f Sncr,fY
Lacey, Of Louisa County. has been working tue
later up since the robbery, and has secured the
arrest OF one Ge7Ege A Mckas, against whom the
evidence Is said 10 be very ttlong. He was Ar
Tested near Champaign, lu!nols.
WISCONSIN,
man In Oshkosh has sent a thrce-foot cigar
| to KinR William.
| The Port AK tuEop Herald tells pleasant
! story for beer drinkers Parties engaged IN hon
n1rs,nr report shut the ytnea ft.cra1fy axarmct
n1,n non lice und that great unantiues ve-a
ncrr,1 toto tf- hexes af.erx,rd 10 he t.r,e win
| the hons
/ -Tbe E,lboprnr ,t,r x;yro, of se,,cm,.,r o.
sk.a.
:. HIVE oro .o,,,,, T., ,,,oro ,...,.. and ~ In.
ter onnl,iy. Tht. h!cnrst mice naid "a IL = cents
a.d, 1ur ahc early p,ckrl i, ii cents per p0aul.
II u rtstet: foG. for our growers 70 mold their
cFors sor tsttef pf!ee@ When there IS 4
s,mcs. s1ts ,sh"s, .1,nn. We1e nn,,sa ~ -
| to q cents sy Emmett Wella. We were In hopes
that Gatt! rI:cr would be realizett 10. caoice
a'slc'e hc'c: tut We ha!s taleed TOO many hhps 10
us s.ate. aau 100 1any 10 New to!k, aaa tne
M nn,5T ,hrs c.n nct .1sur us ~ an-
t,mc, AID huycrs viii not purchaae On spcculs.
t!or.-many Of item waiting for lower ra,c&
Growcrs IN This statc have lost tor tae PAST two
aSats - - ns,n!IK , nae! ~ " tae!u aas
f.tvrc nrs smnnv nnsincers t., sell Vt nrrs..nt
s.st@. We think the5 arr wise, and viii h.se lie
, 1870-10-03
TIE Hk9ERTT HURDER-AN ExTRAOR-
uINAHY CONFESSION.


Tho most remarkable case of murder
which ever took place in this country was
that If the Hagerly family, in Iowa, by
Andrew Thompson. The murder wills cou,-
mitted in December, 1865, and was dis
eov.retl in Aluy, 1sG9- He waA indicted in
september, 1865. tried und convicted in
June. 1874, and sentenced to be hanged o1
the 9th Of September following. The
vase, however, has been u,kcu to the Su-
p.eme Court af Iowa on exceptions. In
the meantime the prisoner his 1uasle full
confession and statement ol the wlole
transaction. A copy of this statement,
making t1irty-niue tages of closel::- printed
matter is before us, and VIC condelse the
following facls from i,s pages:
Maria Hagexty was al Italian BY brth,
aud, while domestic in the family Of
Governor Ralnsey, Of Minnesota, married
man named John Hagerty. She moved
10 Bulls Head, Clayton County, Iowa, INIT
she subsequently obtained divorce, and
left him. She WIS uneducated, but l.and-
some won1nu, Of great vlvacity, and very
passionate. She was remarkable for the
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,1,art ~ rosn ~ .a. s,,s TO-, - ,,..s
.,;,',-., ~, ..a,, - .a.rs. IL.
Il; aud John, 10 years. Tho las. seen Of
then, alive they were standing on the side
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,scv
On t1,e esth of ,1ar fo1,ou,no fisher.
,nau hauled ashore. near Prairie 1n Cbien
IN his seine. "a trnnk which amonc o,bc,
things. contained the nhotopYanhs If Mrs.
Hagerty and her children, mud, also, OF
Andrew Thou. psou, AT ueaSly the sap,e
date, the bodies of a woman: cirl and two
boys we1e found in the Mississippi River.
between CassviI,e, Wisconsin. and Dn,
buque, Iowa The bodies wore ussu,uet]
lu be those VI persons lost during Tho win,
ter Ly the u.,setting of ferry boat. and
! were bu.icd. Thompson appeared to bt
much u,ystified at tho finding Of the trunk
Several citizens Of McGregor went dow1
the 14ver, and had the bodies of the woua,
AID children taken up, and, from the cloth
ipg, the earrings, and other particulars
had uo difficulty in identifying them Us th
:tmains of Mrs. Hagc1ty md hex children
They had their bo,lncts, caps, and clothing
III, and were generally wrapped up, a. fo
travelling. Suspicion rested ON Thomp
s.u, ami lie was subsequently arrested
=i,h the result VIC have stated. The de
:vsc. mainly was that the crime had bee
..u,mi.ted iu Wisconsin, aud not in Iowa
IL Iowa tue punishment for murder
;ea,l: iu Wisconsin, it is Imprisonment
:or hfeu
rrh,,,,scns confession rrofcsses 10 lie
an;,;,1 :, statement Of his xhu,e aeooaiut,uc
nth The wom.,, to the hour Of her dc.tl
II is certain,v "a plain and as cold -bloode
recital az We hayc ever read. It seeks j,
| establish three POINTS; ; 1. That the woma
;nxeir1ed lin, iuto a criminal intercourse
which. ufter several ycara, ended in Ii
at1h Of a Child, which she strane1ed, IN
"a ,,u.i.J. knowing the manper of i
,,,a,,. :. That he was in good circuu
, 1870-10-03

tile {Qi$HIlFHH 1RkuEI 1uIkEF, QAVE EpEuGL an
outslle feeling uf anxiety a to thu immediate
future.
ITALY,
FLORENCE, Oct. 1.-The Italian papers, to-day,
publish IN acdrcss Ct the Roman Jers to tac
ksur. e1ult1rk In their release from Papsl rule.
il Is in,in afed thatt the p'tbAeitupa may be post
nc, ed.
n: NE, Oct 1.-The pttoise;!s that IS tn b. vote1
On Sunday to mor1nwJ Will be tbrs sisted: ~Es
u uEian with the kiuRdum Of Italy untseE the
Constitutional rule Of Victor Emanuel and nts
SUCCESSORS de4trahe =" The klnk awaits lhe re-
suit At F1preEcc.
EAST INDIA.
.1cSpos,' Oct- 1.-DesFa'ches. fsrm Bombay
ucn,1ua the 'ac4sc VI L,ns M.io, v.ccror VI
| lnuia-
CHINA.
LosroS. Oct Ia despatch GEop Btmhay,
dated fht 36'h, hxE ,!,r f,ituw7cx- T1fn T.lu4
afstrs repor1 mar the Chibrse rrfl1ssd tho uiu.
natuns ns tht Fzrp+t, ant arr psrpsnu.. E.r VII.
The Frcu' srr awaiting Gfors frpu. tbs noue
government heiofs pEs-erns 10 e1trtm.s.es-
, 1870-10-03

Petersburg, from my reference to Germany AZ
Frsnce, And their popularity In tten,irE auy nos-
tile Intentions aKainet TurAeJ. have opened an
outslue feeling uf anxiety "A to lhu Immediate
tutuFr.
, 1870-10-03

NftEACkEs COUNTY coxEtErE.
Thr cou,plcst rctutus OF the ctty antl toWaa or
Milwaukee County ne gwen As follows:
, 1870-10-03
PRUSSIA.


.- END OF TIE FRzSch BLOCKADE.
BERLIN, Oct f.-t;entEal Falkenatein, in an
neunclng the Termination OF the French blockade
In The ta,ltc and North Seas, says thar ail hasle
VII! be ua'fe to restore the lights, ounys, and
b;her far31ttte5 for foreign tEasac.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE bark rach1, at Hull from
tIanhurg. reports that she cucuunterc.l 70 Frscch
blockatcrs Of obstacles.
trxEMBorR0.
LONDON, Oct. 1,-M. St1yaia, Minister CT state
nr.1 President of Luxembourg, Is now at the
Hague. 1t Is said he Is negotiating for tho 4a1s-
fer OF the duchy to Prussia.
Al1u>stau otitc.al despatch rcasse.ts that there
". sharp rgh.ing before plEl. IN the 9l:h ana
9Th,