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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-03
TERRITORY OF UTAH.

For salaries OF governor, chief justice, two
associate judges, and secretary, fifteen thous
and dollars.
For contingent expenscs of the Territory
one thousand dollars
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-03
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.

For salaries Of governor. chief justice, two
associate judges, and secaetary, twelve thous-
and dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Territory,
one thousand dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-03
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER

For four clerks of class four, four clerks
or class three, four clerks OF class two,
four clerks of class one, one messenger.
and one iaborer, twenty FIVE thousand
i've hundred and sixty dollars. For COZ
nngent expenses, viz for stationery,
Office furniture, miscellaneous. and inci-
dental expenses, including two daily
Washington newspapers, three thousand
dollars.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-03

For compensation of Commissioner of
Pensions, chief clerk, twenty-five clerks
of class four, forty-eight clerks of class
three, seventy-six clerks of class two.
seventy clerks of class one, nine female
copyists at nine hundred dollars each
one messenger, fve assistant messengers,
at seven hundred and twenty dollars each !:
and Eve laborers in his ofice-in All
three hundred and twenty seven thous-
and nine hundred and forty dollars.
For stationery, engraving, and retouch-
ing plates for bounty land warrants, print
, 1870-11-14

The United States grand jury at Cincin-
natl have just turned out some indictments
against tho whiakey ring in msuuer that
indirates That somebody therc means busi!
ness. Ono Of the indictments is against
Colonel Thomas r. Roberts, United States
General Inspector Of Distilled Spirits, and
charges him with accepting bsibes to tho
amount Of SIT, 900 from, and conspiriug With,
A. r. Williams, S. P. Hill, Smith n. Fos.
ler, David Gibson, and others, to alluyy
them 10 remove zoo, 900 proof gallons Of
distilled spirits, contrary to law, at the
same time issuing fraudalen. certificates Of
inspection, Tho other parties named are
Indicted for their participation in defraud.
ing the government, James II. GaI, John
A. El'erhart, Christian Kinsinger, and
Milo Faige arc indicted for further whiskey
frauds, md Robert II. Dodson, John
Owens, and Charles E. Mathews, for tobac.
co and similar frauds on the revenue.
Meanwhile, what is our Chicago District
Attorney doing7 Are there no whiskey
stealers, nnd revenue defrauders, and dis
honest United States revenue officers in
his }bailiwicks Silence and inactivity are
ominous in city where highwines sell 70.
ten cents gallon less than the cost oi
manufacturing them, with tho tar added
According to common rumor, Chicago, SC
far from being exempt from revenue
frauds, is TIC headquarters OF the business
, 1870-11-14

and canh transportation It proposes os
provide the necessary cara upon improved
models; atIordipg every facility to shippers
and consignees including, Of COURSE l
complete exemption from tho abuses e1tor1
tions, and frauds praotised in the ware.
houses Of this city. !
The Baltimore i: Ohio RAILROAD Comps
ny do not intend 10 be outdone In this
business. Tbat.road has its branches and
connections reaching all oyer the Western
States, and it has nov'in course Of con.
ss1ucsiou new line from Pittsburgh 10
Chicago. Baltimore, too, has, her line Of
ocean steamers in successful operation;
These steamers can be easily duplicated,
"na one great addition to their business is
the anticipated transfer Of part Of tho
export grain trade TO that city,
The Baltimore people viii not per:
init themselves to. be unlerhid in tho
rites of freight on grain. Using tho
abuses and e1tostions Of the Chicago
warehouses as an argument tho extEava-
giant charges for storage, the over-issucs
Of receiots, the false reports Of heated
grain, the shortage in delivery, tho myste-
.ious increase Of the higher grades, and
tle falling OIL in the quantity Of inferior
Srndes in store, the general inso1ence and
defiance Of the monopoly, it will be won.
de1iul indeed il the transportation Of grain
by either OF these routes shall not be greatly
increased.
onr warehouse system is byword Of re-
rEoaeh throughout the land. And yet the
Board Of Trade has permitted these nhnse:
to 80 on. without applying The heroic RENE,
dies long since demanded. Tho next sea
son will perhaps tell the tale how enos,
mously TINT portion Of our trade has beer
inirrcl
, 1870-11-14

tlnns at the nepo'tattons entered into win Nj
Tnies. Tae Incredible demand taat NO sheuld
ave up the fruit OF Ill the els
fosfs made during tbs last two
moatns. hnd advantages gained, aud bring the
situation back 70 the monneLt when tne invest
meat OF faHs WAS commenced, Eou1a but prove
that IN fA'1s theI were looking Tor prese&ts -
denT the nation the eaecu9n. aud were not willing
to give them an opportunity 10 carry them out
without Interruption.
/ In compliance With my dcstre*o make smother
atRnps to come to IN understanding on smother
bans, u. Thiets had IN interview on the line of
outpoJsA with members Of the Par1l Goyern.
ment on the osh Inst, to propose either ar uis-
lice On the baAts OF the stdtu q14a. for
ahoIser time, OF simple convenioE OF elections,
without any treaty OF ar1nisstce, On which cond
guarantee free admission, and giant eEeF5 facility
nor Interfering with military safety,
Regarding the substance Of his interview with
Mesra. F4yse and Tsochu. n. Tniers has not
elsen any approximate informst1on- he could
oal5 tell me thds The reGulk had been the advice
to break or the negotiations, and leave Versailles
sttce an asmistice with n condition OF revlcsua+
ling p1tta mas not to be Asta1ue5- Hi
departure for Tprra tonr place on the 7th. ea7y
The couras Ut the negotiations has impressed mt
With tho conviction thas the present rulerA d
France. from the beginntnR,iLd not seriously wisl
10 hear the voice Of The French nation IN I
Representative body, constituted by free cleo
tipos, and 1t las been their Intention to bstu{
abt ut an a1mtstce, but that they stipulated fo-
concesstcu which ttey Knew from the nrst to b,
unsurcessIu', and that they only asked to
these conditions Ia cider not to gtve ih,
neutral powers on whose support they count di
rect re1nsal Yours, --~ beg 10 Feqaes
that you express yourself In accordance with tn
contents .ei shfs desratcn, to the reading o
which you are empowered. BIsxAKx.
, 1870-11-14

A formidable section Of tie woman's
rights party after nsita.iDg md boating
around tbs bush for ten years, have just
arri@ed at the true question at issue in
their reforms, which It's osiginators, Mary
Wolioneeraft aud CHARLES Fourier. pro-
claimed, the latter nea.iy, aud the former
fully, hundred years ago. This is that
woman's equality with man is loRically in
consistent with the Christian theory that
marriage shnll be iadissoluh1e except for
crime.
Both Mary wo'lstonecraft and Fourier, re.
pndtaied the whole theory Of marriage, the
former becoming twice motter hofosr
she was a wife, and then marrying
only from convenience A1ra ,H:
B. Stanton, according to the Fem
an's Jo4rnal, advances to the
same logical ground, and announces in he,
recent LECTURES that divorce SHOULD i bt
granted whenever either of the parties has
come to feel that he OF she Il not happy,
OF that they could mako themselves hap-
, 1870-11-14

1raea-l.y1nR has commented on the CARTHAGE
pnRcF Rstl1c1d-
The Aaauoketa uo~a> Seatinei aavs. aIt nDw
hFRtcs to look very much ss II The Duhuone
Bellevue Aass1ss'ppt Railway vas rr,11y to he
oaht after al- Ntessss. Reiung + Finn have
hrFe contract II bellevue, and win begin xurc-
sos nossa"a.a 'a.s Eee1. Work nis also com.
8-Tne Buffalo Ezprta. Of yav ,n,.r
ave stated, fen dayx aec. frnna ss .,,,.
tAtise 8o1ite. that tne Southem F1,fE~+ -
Saniia.aaesmstt%es sa1 a. .roken II is the Taoups
ese,.a 81 sin apess e. 70 he y once rapidly pro
!numat1on that the 1ival rp0ts sse ,Sn.1s H.
Line, Etn likewise be commenced xitaont tsn.
Hy;.. ~. Ins 1 ITsasnter Of the G:est western tof
tN14asl ~uttoR. IN I letter Intended far puhI
caton, SAYS tha1 the company N1tn Vhsnh ' IA y.
coaosc!e1 nAS keen formally Amxisxmated MN
III itft ~ ~ ,ssss. M Hnni, 1r u & 1ne Ta,s statement.
there has neser becn any st1emp. n conceaImssof ~
tost ne e.asr corporation and the newer one hsd
tsT thst enntT.ets s,r ssat NC writer Proceeds 70
1T the construction o. rondersb1e 7nrtto, wv "
re npe Se1weea rese 4{lmeF and Glencoe, xnd tass
seen puschAAed ana fala ior. f.s ~ 49, ~
~.etspftad su:p.efon, not R!taoa, some ias,i
an asa' fa o. 81 two rtvA ,ea were %,
Il fa sa''a It eas asr eess escl.rsa "a rs,elys
ally satpected Ia raI'road clrrIea' hafn IN
~ one q tas tmo =, ,k kps,sles would wl.hisa1. Tat
teDnanents cl me seeming acuvtr! Of nsh il
! IN Kss mote tnAn ,ooohted. and vide -snr-sa
s p,st1ed shss sssh eopesaioo ~;
Intention to reccte It tne itt mntnenf m =.
fore any way htAFy expenditure ma heTn In.
euTed 70 tnese st!aEeit1 mannuvze1 And rhert
!e4U - nlte e 10 aooht that escn psftY hout,
i saat the formidable demooatfa sious rnsHs ~ ~
cthtT. Euald hast the e1ecs to iaduce MA, Hts
dsw.l hy one OF them. Il now sce1at rrettr nj ri
established. however, 1tst Wp4ievcx wrra X.
Original tec1tf intentions, both OF tho riyai lo1s
~ fs1liy g eonaa9cte6 n accordance Win Il,
, 1870-11-14
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

s,xtccn ps<u 1astuutJy Killed or
D.osviscd bY the Falling OF a Heavy
Iron Colunn tat Sts En0E3cs t7lc.t
ls1idxe. -..,
sp+esa, l,e,path 70 The ohicazc Tribune.
ST. 1uC,s, Sny. IA terribly disastrous aeci-
dert ocrurr. d at S.. Charles, Mn. yesterday. bJ
whcn sixteen pe1suns were rEectr,tatei tnto tho
Missouri River at that point, all Of Ehom peg
!shsd. They were epghgen on the railroad bridge
At Inst place. and IN noistinE an iron cotumu eJ
auhts frose ii enn.eq7snee: ~ re M inn e e.,iann
cst.lcd atwn about t~{ltE feet nf the bridge aud
s.asssn EtseGs. TIE hotsies Of tonrteen hare been
Tss 1ssssSfs,s Sf'ls FHs q he ',!es
Missouri Raslro.n- Sosh,ns 5 tartneT % % 10 % tsss
Fronnt st. Ee,., 1rpus,ttaa. Tar. r.
w. nn ,ar,as sras aSg.eas occus.'s a! ST. CaaE|cs.
n no. g1se ygs.e'1as At The ner bridge now
Kyer: The pier q the ettdse NE @ sai,i % sn. tie
staS,n,s . e.'n rssct u po>soa, aad i
dent occurred. Tre hrst chord Of t the ann.
spEinesng from rler Nc. J. Is IN cSu-se of
s,cntsa cfept foee nn tne e;5 psass
Cd ht its network Of SC annltllng, anon~ uh,rS q
rurnber Of voTKrlen we're actively e2g1 cd Tne
Of lie. oeras,oned much damage to The worts'
Tre part OF The bridge where It occurred i] he
tween the rrst and second piers. There
time, There we're near the nrst rjes. two or
three rundret feet from the St Charles
hsrk Ct tie n!er. m epeino and *tesm dert1cs.
brig nsetl 10 hoist the first chord of span Al
! iron casting Of i've raua weight This had been
elevated 10 such height that It WIS aiuos. Teriy
| to he place d In the desired SPOT when the wire
rope Of the derrick sustaining It snapped with the
great weight, and the pordesnas trO1 masd fei on
TIE false work beneath, and about lfo feet OF the
structure gays wa5: IN nnmsat The scene vas -
shs1sEs OF the unhappy ytcslrns The engine and 1f-
Teen u!en went dunn with the hF"kea mass Of
/ A. n
, 1870-11-14
THE ELECTIONS.
Latest Returns from this and other
&lA1eA.
ILLINOIS.

SrRlSdF1rLp, Sanxamon Conntr, Ill. Sny. IL
No asltitnsi tisctpn news IL tcctis.,i tlEce yes
tu.l abstracts Of yotes from rnnlhtz Of c1uni-s.
which show the Republican uaJsrlty On the State
usktt to be prcPo.siesat y 'a1se as IN 1865.
N1ll!a1n Cn1ey, who WIS member Of tae Con.ti-
tr:torat Convention, aud II. 5 Townsend, both
KepphlieaEs, ale elected u The legislature The
Iaints y. wsgn: ard q. F.. ..,lan1s, Republicans.
In Carr II County. Shaw. Republican. Is elected
Representative. Jesse s. Hill up. Repa,,'.can,
Eonsenslnu, Is the representative elect tram
tsccne county. In Mc!!ea1y County, Me-srs-
Curtis alt Mcconnell are elected Representa-
tires.
General A. {. Fuller and John II. EastJ are :no
Senator'S rlect floEn this. the Tw*ny scruuh D's-
1Es,; " ltt ana + NJ l!unr F2H, ,ae
Son aFaJ X E,issi ftcm the Nhttcstdc nas
Ise t.ount5 District. and Eduy AMI Marah from
'S oE1r ksH W sk:;s ce W. s1sn.y ;,l!5 iox,
thr Legislature l,y small. majority. heating O,y-
] Representatives, E1he1t t'iuw aud JOIN II n4n-
| irls. a-c elected NE. Clav Was a m~hale. at
tne ss Lss:slanre four years aso; Phillip COLLINS
y.ous Lpislasu?rs. ts again c1rc'e.l froI.
G:un,'y County. Or. ". r. f1escc, Rcp, is clect-
q Sssat'r from this ds,stcs bs hrve 'usjoIitr,
| the IAsa!.e DISTRICT
/ .MAcoNR. McDonouoh County. Nov. 1a-sEe.sra.
the election to the Senate Of Mtssra. Stafer md
1Eamrton. Reps, IL this a:str,ct.
ccunty has gnne Republican liz from 20 to l0o
! majority. Ptxley, Republican candlda.e Tor Rep
erst Etatsse; Is elS cted b. = maj my:
Master. Aerno!ican. and .1arns Rails, nruocr it.
arc eleeted Representatives from RAntsoph Cou1-
y. The Republican candidate for sher,n ia de-
CARRosnALF, Nov, I2.-Thts tIack=ou1 County
, 1870-11-14
POLITICAL.

The nrst colorea tuan elected to otnce la Peuu-
sylvania, uuder tho operation OF the Fifteenth
Amendment, Is William johnson, who was
chosen Constable OF East Vincent at the LATE
election. :
The Cincinnati! Enquirer sATs: George VIII
!arns, a colored map. of raY,s, Kentucky. Enose
wl{c lcs, him because he voted the Deraocr&uc
ticket has been recently reunited to the Indignant
,a.,y, and still n maintains nls DemocEac5,r
The contest for the United States Scuatorsh,p
In Louisiana Les between J. S uesr1s, the present
Incumbent, md ex.GeyernoY Michael Hahn. who
vas elected Governor In 1855, but. owing 10 the
unsettled condition of the State at that tnc 5xs
not given bis seat,
The Reppb1icana Of carnhridee MARI tave
resolved that thew have hear,} With extreme nm
castnrss certain alterations To the eect ,bat Ser
1c.ar7 Cer aud Aualuer Genera, uoar wxfe Sep
arated from the cabIuci on account Of their r..
klstancc to attempts Of unprtuctpletl persops-
members NJ Conrrcss ana othcrs-.,o dictate mn.
fui,ahlc appointments to Public otlce, aaa to OK.
TOT pceunlary contributions from ot1lcc.hcldc7s,
under penalty OF removal"
-7nc to,a, xot. ~ s,rth ,.,ro,toa for t.ors,uo,
~ ,a,.~,s 1,..,.s'
"as ~ 'olloRss Seott, hepuoHcans and Ffesea'
tEcuNbcnt, sS,4ss: Carpenter, Reform, 20 ,1Q5
sc1tt,s EaJp1tty, 1851. In tho First Congrrs.
ss,. .sepau.s 49, ~ s,t.o A4a 80
jury orer pudlcfs Rcfotm; second D!strlct, ue
Large, cu1osed Republican, Gil minority ore,
n1nnh'tcs1 - n.,n-it- orsr nocor rotoT,
! ~ tuo"1au' 20 oT.Ss msJo'1s uee! poa' nssolM M
Fcu1th District. Wallace. Republican, asts ma
viii cnns,t, IT ,vrnty.FtY Renuhllran4 ara a,
r,at,r,re,. ~ ,rss~~ ~ ~,,s h.naea, 49,, w..
n.1e he1o,me1s. toe nonss o. one = aanaiso ana t"s
Republican 1us}ort,y Of ulnetY.nlne on Joint bal
liz Th1. IertsIatnre will elect \ Enitsd s,ate3
, 1870-11-14
THE PHILADELPHIA ELEVATOR

AS al item indicating tic progressive
change in the grain trade, the new e!ova-
Tor about to he built Mt Philadelphia has
much Significance philadelphia and Bal
Gmore hare entered in strong compcti-
lion with New York for tbs export trade
in grain. The State OF Now York has just
rejected the constitutional amendment re-
leasing tie caual tolls from the mortgage
for the State debt, so there is now no hopo
Of any reduction or repeal OF those tolls.
The result Of this policy of taxing the
commerce OF The West, on its way 10 New
York city, must have the effect Of divert
irg the grain trado from that city TO other
points. Who're will it gos We huvc fro
tluently pointed out the fact that the ship
naents to Montreal are annually increasing
at rapid rate. The weekly aud semi
weekly lines Of steamers between that
point md Liverpool render Montreal
farorite market. The freights aud tolls on
tie Eric Canal, with the charges at Buffalo,
exceed tho frcisht7 on direct transit from
Lake Erie 10 alontrea1, thus rendering tic
Inter point better market than New York.
The figures Of the receipts Of grain from
the United States Mt Montreal for the
1'retent year will, perhaps, astonish the
pe"p't of New York city. Wien the new
canal around tie Falls of Niagara is com,
r'e'ed, and a larger class Of vessels ad-
misted to the St Lawrence, the cost per
bushel for transportation will be still
further reduced.
, 1870-11-14
NEW YORK.


GOLD.
NEW YoRK, Nov, la.-The cour5c Of gold Is still
upward, and the adTarccd premium Is now at-
trtGuted. In tho market, somewhat to the recent
mnnifesto OF General Butler and speech OF Seua-
tor Ttumbnl., In favor Of the acquisition OF Cana
dn. II Dutlet'a policY Is forced on the admins
traitor, the feeling Is that Ecgand will not submit
To the dlsmem5eEmeut without Eight. War
means an Increased Iebt, and return Of The
financial detauGements which characterized our
late domestic struggle. The opening price to-day
w2s I'LL and the market advanced to ILL., In the
afternoon an ;Mprov ovement in prices for secun-
tie4 III the foreign markets being reported, thc
price declined to l11k. The last ratc In tho gold
market was nat.
HASE STATEMENT.
The statement OF the city ba1ks for The pas.
week is favorable, there having been IN iucrcasc
In the reserve Of t. ,st, Against an Increase In
the total nahi!ttles Of .so6,e7s. TIE banks noN
hold SIS, ,766 ,s72 in lawful monry above the leza
requirement, which Is q ga!n Of s1,asa,ssl over
last wees- The City OF Patla to-day took on,
seGs,o 900.
MONEY AAEEKE
The seek closed with m cnsy tone ia The money
nnsrket. Lenders, tn their anxiety to employ bnl
ancts over Sunday, lcaned at to cent on call
The demand for currencs from other cenlrei
during the week did not equal the Ee~r.rts, Dis
counts were quiet owing TO tho statcltj Of p11m<
Gamer. Rates we're urcnsnyed.
r-rn,ror
AASnA'et~ ....
Inc InfcEu c1cH9nEe Wa&kek mas quiet t1D9h i
to fe9x for prime bankers' sixty days sterling.
nowvpvvrv-a
r,. ,.-o,,,..x..
AAf use3ataea1 o7ao ia1skes WIS Ee3k, aot
Tithstanllng the advance In gold The decline
OF '6es At London yez:cfday morning. from Scs: Il
SOL, though partly In response to the rise In gold
ts construed a. Indicating 1oss Of the lntes
strength o! tho foreign market, and dealeEa her
are consequently more cau.ious, while holder
show more anxiety to realize
s-ocrs
r.,. e.o~ -.
The stock market WIS tnu and generally lowe
than yesterday, the most notable weakness har
Ing been in the ST, pant stocts yhEcb declined I,
"a for ,nc cnn,raon. and "a IN nrrferreI Snz,h
w.... - ss,..s, ...s ~ ~, f.snss ~'"'N'
"cstetA Pte1tffSh sitooE NJ WY saaots.
After these stocza the .asger dealings were {
New Yesk Central aud IIuuaou, Lake Store. Pa
csHr ,yst1 nra v.x+.,., r-nto+
~31@ ''0A' ".. e"''u.
ITO tht AGsottAttd pfrtA,1
NEW YoRK, Nov. la-The Leader says Feruanfl
l. A4.f~ =.
, 1870-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS

Sne1fhs IN Virginia have been defaulters In the
sum Ct $50, 1T EHce 1sA
.'--CaltosniA Is building herse CART On 1 new
plan-shc horse covered BY the roei
"A Philadelphia man bo1ghs m elephant 4
auction, md sne tore down $50 worth Of Stable
for him the nsst night
The Dominion Parliament NH be asked, dur
ing the present sesAlon, for gans TO efeet IeAle
prisons 1t Montreal and other -ctttek
AT The once Of tho lottery IN San Frauciseo, .
few days Ego, well dressed wpuatu, who gave
hcr n1me II Mr1- T. n HcurJ. md her residence
II Sacramento presented ckes No. Isl, claim
'f1s 500 when It hsd dr1Nn. lepaNed the csezka
md tho examiner Of tha hook-stubi, and would
harr been paid had It not tccn fdr The clerk WHO
whites the caeckh He invariably uses 1 l4xye mag.
MiJtag 8t1sk, IND dtseosezea Tilt some nkure
hid Seen chanxtd, shdt ne original punne
, 1870-11-14
AVi<4s.s< lkf
nFtfn

A~N4AssH< SA0s9S5
oHio-
ID Seneca Townshipt Monroe County, there III
family OF three PERSONS whose sgcs nrc: George
TandhaIu. ST., 50 yean; Elizabeth wlndbatu,
wife. %; Elizabeth Ritz, mother. .in.lsw, IS. To-
tai, 9sa
The Eult Tor breach Of promise, 1t Mansae1d
wherein wun1an named NeEuey sueA Michael
knoGeud, the two having lived together - man
and wife for tWenty.eleht year., but we're never
Earr1ed, has been terminated BY the discovery
That the WOMAN two years ago married nan,
With whom she has neser livetl.
The Cincinnati Ga=ete Of the 18th says:
Ns. AaJer has, in glohc Of wn.er In his sa-
leon, on The southwest corner Of Bremen and
anyone has Jcshccn able 70 teu may befa 5oung L.
ytathau. TWAS canght In the Ohlo Rtvcr last
Monday, snd ny: Aafer his carefully preserved
It cye1 since- Many amateur .naElrallsls hare
visited 1t. and say they nnd nothing in he books
giving II place Or 4 name. e not SER
oasa It Is IT, IT, T.; H. ae5 e = a
AZ alligator In 'tnxth this animal Is proosbty
inches: 1ss to!y Is cylindrical, Ike thar Of SER
rtnt ne syn rs r0s ssxuF Tss "a sna
mouth scsemt!e those Of a cssnsn. and the eyes
are resF ftnaE The tail nattens vertically Ike
;hnt Of nsa. but has 70 tisn ~ q A On upon i
/ dsh, except that from each Of them prottuds
= au'itua, delicate. purple pl1mT ts.ues. Thea
hn: fur delicate short legs spreading IKE those
ct The 'eRa III terminate N be4uuial little
haEds, the trupt patr provided With foug, tho
| hind rAir with nve nngtrs each. Altogether, tho
animal Is as conely IN appearance as Il Is strange
| In character"
| The Toledo E,ad< sAya:
| "0n Sundxy, while one of our prumtnen. cttI-
xens WIS dining At hotel upon raast tuskcy, his
| dtRauti.!on was suddenly Suspended bJ the
| knife Zone Of thls Io~l lodging within the
| cAophatns. Amid bis paiAful choking, the MAJ
| .astencd from the reom. and then followed q
| violent atsack OF vomiting. Though this action
| was terrific enough 10 clear any ra3tsSe, still the
eb~t1pcstnu heli III poSiaoD. eear:ag II shatr
Edges into the scnstslse membrane Win kect
tart0:c. Medical aid was sought forthwith
| hy the d's.rt sscd man being couveycd to tht
[ etnce Of Ds. Samuel s Thorn. Witn dut
haste the lstter examined the dit5icuty, ant
finding that the withdrawal Of the OBSTRUCTION
by instruments VAS inptneucahle, the 3eat o
| thfustins It downward insu The srotuacn WIS I'm
deltakep. To accomplish this, a smlll piece .
| sponge was firmly secured 10 the end Of long
s!ender wnalchone, and the soEding procez
] was Slowly executed, the patient IN the mean
time suffering with pain which. to say tn
least, Is net to he desired, aad With such fear
! sudden exit iuto tic other world as cannot be dc
tc731esa. Eut the reaching at The entire whalt
! hone down the paksaEe to tho stomach ieoppe
the toLe Tito the latter, and the agony uuu.te1
| able WA Cvcr."
, 1870-11-14

The Illinois Legislature is divided po-
itica1ty as follows: Senate-Kepublicans,
80; Democrats, ~; Independent Demo-
crat lMoriimer o.Kean), supported by Re-
publicans, l. Total, 10. House-Repub-
1icans Irregular and independently, 101 ;
Democrats, &c. Total, lit.
, 1870-11-14
OHIO.
Trial OF Railway Robbers. &c,

eEet7al utfF1teh to Tie Ck1c4Ko Tribune
Hoos1EK, Sov- 1e.-The sEtal of the Pttabusso
Port Wayne / Chicago Railway rohbers took plac,
yesterday before J. 7. Henry, Esq-, and Irsaltet
oreE to the Common Pleas Cour. In $50 ball.
TIE court will commence on Monday. Sovem
ber Il. Lee was bAiled to-day. Hamtiton Is sti!
10 jail: Charles, ait9+ Skipper, Rice, who IeceWet
portion ct the Gtolen Eoods, turned States est
dence aud wRs acquitted. About $50 worth o
the property WAS received from the prisoners, aot
tcnslsted Of silver plated ware, which was be.rf
shipped By freight 70 S1r, Hoffman, merchant o!
BuefTuz. Both Hamilton and Lee are under =
Yeas Of age, and sre Of respectable families o1
Wooster.
, 1870-11-14
Fatal ARRAY

Sr4VSTox, Va, Sor,12-In rencnntre Tonight
between Ioe. N. Black aud Geo. r. Smiley, The
latter siabocd The former several times IN the side
Xlth 4 kniIe and Also tndIctet { EeTere cash in
the ne4d. Hl9cf died in / few Minutes after-
xard. and Smiley escaped, but \ mounted parry
have GqrA in pursuit.