, 1870-04-07

SMILEY presents. Tho TRANSCRIPT ana !. ~
tho relatives Of Ar. Pullman WHO vere present
from abroad, ~erc Nz. Albert D. Tuilman.
General superintendent Of tho Palace Cu
hr hs lady and three children; Mr. G, Z.
Pullman and lady aud ono. child. Il pxpja
KANSAS; Mrs. E. c. Pullman, OF Chicaco.
NJ. q. DeLce, Of Harvard, n. Miss Helen
Pullman, ot CmGsgo; Y: Frank Paan.n,
Jsnes n: Pullman, Of the SIKH uaive.salist
Church, New York city. A Acongsatulatdry teie-
gram was received from A(r. GEORGE II. phi
man, sumPter, South Carolina"
IOWA
IT lhe 1 nea ~ Me4nss Correspondent Of tho Reo
tho Rev. Mr. Fields prayer the other morning
in the lower House Of the Leris1ature HHe
asked, among other things, that God would
enlEhten tbs minds Of tie me.nbess to IN aS,-
pree7ation Of the gres tucsa Of our State, and
that thny night make u liberal appropriation
for new capitol. He told the Lord tkat but
one Zno1s Tote waa nsedod, and zakad that
good sense might be giren soma one 60 that
that one vote should be obtained Then ha
told tho Lord Of the boundleaa resources, aud
wealth, aad beaus5 Of lows, md asked him il
such State vas not able to build new State
House. He thanked God that this General
Assembly had seen 1T to propose an amend
ment to the constitution 50 as to allow women
70 vote and hold office. and he prayed that this
General Assembly might prepare nice build
their seAts ~ lKw-makera"
HIscoNnlN.
A Wisconsin farmer suns for dfvprre on
the ground that his wifa can't chop the amount
OF wood that she boosted about previous to
EnaftiaEe> :,
"A son, syeArs old, OF Mr.. Monaghan, OF
Calumet County, went to water his fathat'e
horte, snd commenced tickling = young colt.
Tho mother Of tho colt, not liking the fun,
tnrned upon ths boy and bit on about half III
inch of hin nosc.
Tho Hudson Star stvea IN account of 4
surgical operation performed By Dr.. OTIS Hoyt.
with tho assistance OF other physicians Miss
Ella Gray, souac yra1a ago, hAd her face and
nccA burned BY sone boiling lard. The akin
ier mouth to open, and it could neye. becIosed
without difficulty. She remained in that con
dition over nineteen 1earu. In the operation.
tho throat In front Mas entirely uncovered; Ill
OF the arteries, wfrd-pipe, nerres, etc, being
completely exposed 70 TieW. Sixty-two square
iaehes Qt eut;cle were cut away, i part Of it
taken from each shoulder, and placed on her
throat, where It Wis secured by stitches Of
silver wire. The operation lasted over two
lourB-
Tho Milwaukee Wisconsin, OF the 5th SAYS:
- Yesterday morning, tho large dam Ut Beaver
Dnm VIA carried Away sad the wkter, rushing
down, swept gap OF soue thirty feet through
the lower and ema11er dam. The loss il serero,
and the delay To the MILL viii bo serious one.
4 bridge and dam Esets 0canomowoc bave
been carried away. The bridge ACROSS the Wis
cousin River at 4uscoda, which Waa built some
over year ago, 1t Al expense Of over al8, 900,
war almost totally destroyed by the breaking
mp Of the ice in The river on Tues1ay last The
Hon F, ". HON brings intelligence that tho
village OF CelMebuEg suffered disastrous in
undatieD by ttaa recent rise IN Milwaukee
Kiver. keeler's dam, situated above tho
body Of water damned up by j. sud
denly precipitAtea On the vilisge. Tho water
.t,ahed through the principal streets in tor
rents, sweeping all light distractions before it,
filling eeliaIs md tho lower stories Of dwelling
houses, and deposiing hundreds Of tons Of ico
bridges were swept to destruction in few
Minutes, md The principal hridge leading to
Grafton IL yet in danger. All the Codattnrp
dams arc DESTROYED, excepting Horns and tho
Columbian. Tho adjoining village Of Keens-
! Wills has been under water for thSee days past
to house in boatb yesterday. The loss of prop
esty will amount to aeveral thousands Of dol
lars, md the foaa By ob1tructing and delaying
business 10 many Thousands more. Tho hood
wns gradually rccedinE yesterday, and hopes
we're entertained thAt its favages we're ended" !"
INDIANA.
4 fise IN the Indiana State Prison, At 1efTot-
| sonvillc, OF Sunday, did $40, 900 damage. A
prisoner. named IeaAc Roberts, 4 ncero, waa
burned to death.
MICHIGAN,
Mrs. Azchangc Thcbault died at Detroit, on
| Sunday, aged 100 rears and ! day.
Tho heayiest income return in Ionia Couu-
| ~ ia thst OF n. c. pagc,-4s,lso.
AT st. Joseph, On Wednesday OF Last week,
AZ John Smith, with . patty Of uurneu and
children, on their Why to funeral, was driving
wagon ACROSS The bridge over the river, some
part Of tho vehicle garo way, causing it to
swer7e from its course and strike forcibly
against tho railing Of tho bridge This was
not strong enough to snstAin tho shock, and
gave way, rredpitattng tho wagon, with all ita
occupants, into Tho stream tow feet below.
Mr: Smith escaped, swimming to shore with
lis child in hia arms The otherz-includin8
his wife, MIS-. Ellen Yore, Miss Fanny t, II.
sagtt, and girl Of Is or II soafs-ueSe
Tho Hon. William r. Howell died at his
residence In EewaJEo, on Sunday, OF typhoid
feycr. He had long been an actitc politician
| in Michigan Many yeara since hc was repeat
cdty elected 70 sl,a Legislature BY the Demo
Gratis from dillsdale County, and also served IS
Presidential elector. When the Republican
| panty came into power, ho joined il md w.s
Representative in tho Legislature from New
aygp, for tNo terms. He was Afterwards 10
pointed United Statca Judge for Arizona Ter
! fitof1, which position he held far year or
move, finally retiring 70 acceps tho Iuaian
|
after having been made ont, WAS cancelled By
President 1incoln. being almost his LAST off,
cial act Since then (is65l NJ. Howell has
| lived in comparative retizsuaent-
Mr. YIN. D: Moray married. Sarah l.
Eobinson* At Lake City, On the 22d Of Feb
rua1y. 1863. She was ths daughter Of = NJ.
Webster. Of Lake City, and had previously
been tho wife Of D. c. Robinson. Mr. and
Mr.. n. seaided at Saltwater, but she went to
Lake City on \ visit to heE PARENTS, and while
there her husband joined her, but aoon left on
| TIP up the rivcr. This was the LAST that was
eeen OF him, and from information gained
from To psrers, It wss sqpposed that
Al my ratc, Mrs Robinson lived two years
[ With her parents at Lake City widow.
\ working as dressmaker, until she married
| Mr.. Murray. Some time last December thcv
removed to Byron, wlere they kept small
| husband By stating to him thai she had, few
| days previously, received = letter from Robin
son, her former husband, written from TOWN.
| da. ia, conveying the startling news that, in
stead Of being widow. she was aouhly mAs-
ried, he bsiug s1iro and writing to her that he
child. GIL Of about 4 years OF ase, living
! nith her and Murray. This letter aha ansscr-
| Cd p. some DAYS beforo informing her
husband Of it. On the 18th, Mr. and Mrs
l E24kGu UFGI% AQ4 NfDl4
letter. 10 Robinson and otheIs On the subject
| and HI. N. took them to the Past 0tice. bur-
ing: his absence, Airs. u. procured snuae
I iaNdxnnKn and swallowed it, and, though the
| fact H1s soon discovered and every effort
made to save her, she died a few hours after
ward
| wu@ccu.
Tho Income returns Of that part Of the city
uf St Joseph nesth ef Olive street, show the
following incomes Of es0, 900 and over: Simon
Adler, ZIG. .2ss; Chatles F. Bailey, e1s sos :
Armstrong neashe, s1a 80; r. g. F.iEleigb,
land, STATS; James AcCord, s2I ,5s8 Abram
| Mare, Ss6, ,s93; David PinEef, $B,ts7; n. Il.
s'so1hcns, ell, ,as4; P. E. Studehaker, a10, 900 ::
Milton Tooth, sel ,42s r. II Wxeth, e1s,5oo
William Zook, <27, ,7ss.
l TIE 1EHar1pn1EL
Mrs Caroline Sel il now Judge Of tie
Court Of Oyer md Teruiner in Wyoming.
---Nuuabe1 ot acres taken II the United Statea
Land Office 1t TeruniIlion, DAtota Territotv,
dining the month Of Aa+rh+ 1870:
Number Of aeEes taken under the frc-cmp-
snnber Of ,eifs ,.Sen andsr ne Home ''>~
Sa9bsr sb & sess of lsad 4
Nunotwr Of ac1tz 5ocsted Win was7anta.. saoo
Su1nees Of scres on which tnal proof Has
made under The Homestead sct...,...-. 1000
TosL.-.........---...:*-. = ,s'e =
[ The Central City iCoi1 Regisse+ AID "A
few days ago dog MAS taken alisc from N
unoecapied Ahaft on tho Dobtal lode The
aninnal had fallen seventy feet, and had 10
rAhned there forty-three dAys- When t.ken
| out be was nearly starved to death md Ahlo to
cat but ~es5 little, but is recovering. when
taken out be wAs only skin AID bonss, hut nc
bonea weru hrpken-9
| MISCELLANEOUS
J 4 wonaau In New York is tysne Of cit bite
| The Rnxter, JrnnstFtnS -N,inkA tha4 Eno,
lanl'e great preecnt want il Deaf Ass3um fo1
the sole use Of RRitiAh sea Captains.
-Lnndnu IA getting ready for IN epidernie
! Of bufleSuue4 Seven new ones t|e pysuaYiu