, 1870-04-15

nt1te mafr'ed hex4 sixth husband on tha 4tt
MI Nroteea hsss not sk1ed hes, ~ his fsyt
pesaetsax aJtssssotA'sa91ay sleep su In ron m ths
| ~ n7ruraAx. -
~ n NE feeenti fro At Ann Arbor, tho t,,inci
~ uaeSef1 wore: Geo9Hs d. Hflf Inn,
Slo,uy, tn1utaneo et0,0 900; George VI Wat.
Ta, 49,, loss $4,000. no Insurance; Rogors l.
A1eAo"e1l, loaa *6,0O0, no insurance
Inc omaha Republican Of tho 18th aays
AZ no nme for period OF three yesrs kas
tne rFcf BEEN 20 ID mgh As It the present. 4
..a.se portion or the railroad track on the bot
toma ls completel! inundated, and the river.
coz commonly mon s,1 hundred fcot IN width, is now
enc mule tary nany housea and other build
in6s are partially submerged, and are IN immi-
pent danger Of being carried away By Tho flood.
no crossings werr mAde yestcrtsy. ernont i,r
the Sonthen-bound train for st. Josenh. and
E .hs EEaste1n-bound % trains n 31< p. m. Tho
plank .a foaa on nJonoa stsoot was carried away,
out WaH afterwards secured, brought bsck. md
felne. A We write, telegram hAs reached
" y: statnE that the ~atHr is lowering It Sioux
height At this point" - 10
p.n ne I7ends Of tho Laclede 4 Fort Scott
hai!fpad tublated in Buffalo, one n;rbt iast
week, oTer the action Of tho paIlas Eonntv
Cont in voting lid to the enta1puisa- al old
gentleman named Miles wss one Of the speak
ers. Among other things, he said: "Genge-
men. am m old man--nearly 100 years old.
nave neser sean = railroad in my life snd
yet ! Am railroad man. Thirty-onc years
ago built the first house that wsa erocteti in
re TOM OF Buffalo. Twenty ycass xgo pre-
dtcted that VIC should eoule dAy hAYa I rail-
foaa: people laughed at me, but you SOC nv
prophecy Is coming true, nevertheless.
AHhJs, oeneved l should lire to see the day
when Buffalo would h4ye 4 railroad. and 1
thank God that my belief ia soon to be verified.
LEFT the State Of New York many years ago.
betore the locomotive WAS known have man.
aged TO keep IN advance Of it until now il Ia
about TO oEertake me At lat, but Il has had
long chase Of il. ahau not continue tbs race
any further; have come to bAv, and ahsIl
greet with glad heart the arrival IN ButYaio Of
nc inst train. ] intend to tAke nv first ride
thereon, md herewith invite you ali to hnld
yourself III readiness to accompany me."
OHIO.
~ solomon Haley. Of Springfield, died on the
sd nit, Of hydrophobia- Thprsday' Of lsst
week, his widow wls taken WITH In as1ne
disease, and on Saturday was in 4 very bad
condition. though hopes A1p now entertained
OF her focoTe1y. AIrs. Haloy WIS never h;ttrn
~ 1ahid animal, hus she was = careful It
tendsnt upon her husband during his illness,
and handling constantly tho clothes which hAd
ing mouth. a fair suppoaition Is that shs be-
camn nnoculAted With The virus in this wxv
THE rKhRK1oRIks.
ssodhe End Harrison, the leaders Of the anti
Hor1nons, are building coop
foungs. 1he Walker Brothers, Tesithv
GENTLE merchants, are concerned in he On.
tezpEise- --@e VII
The laramie (Wyorins) sentsne, h.s the
l.o,n,oN1pg about the woman from whom the
aaoAny t1,ssy County Jury were taken: sand frat,
s9eSe Are very few places which are pleased
WITH such c!ass Of women u Laramie City-
In proof Of this assertion We uiu csIl a.tant;on
% few resulte Of thar 1Abo.s Aera, Wo hive
!he y! nnest school-houH0 in tho Tetxitory. and |
,he lsdies hslt 1t. We have the most beaut-
~ 4 cngfsh ediaee In tho Territory, and the |
he whole Of the furnishing Of il Ws have
mother good and substantial stone church
1futty well advanced in process Of construo.
ION, to which they granted. and still are Qrant-
ng, material aid. We have N excellent
;n41ch organ, the common property Of tho !
.l..aIa denominations harc, and the ladies
,enso OF the caro- Of the poor and sick IN this
~ has boon checrfu1ly undertaken and fsIfh.
uliy per7o1ned by the ladiee, ThAy have
,een the moot enthusiastic supporters OF ali
hose aocial and frAternal assoc;ahons csicuia-
GO eeaar 70 ouad and foster Psasc md good #in
ZERO owe their 1esy origin and existence to the
=. apo1a and a1ettious OF the ladies OF Laramie
~. In paying this lust tribute to the women
4 4 laramie, We do not detract from tho iiocr-
NY OF Tho men, who hsyo always literally re-
ponded Nhen called npon, but Who, bnsiod
,,sh their own caEes and lsbors, haYe gladly
the ladies, md most faithfully hive
ney discharged their trust. Second,
mere is not 80 far as wo know, : single
ON N u this city who is an advocate Of, Or
unvertto, The doctrine popuiArly Known a. "a
ornans rights, We knor that not ono Of
ZEN who served - juroFs At our late term Of
ourt bslonGs to that class. And thirdly. thesa
dies did u not seek this position, and only &C
'pted it With difadenee and hesitation, and
oubts and 1nisgivinga- Very few, Il any OF
lem3 had ever set foot in court roam, and
;;oy knew nothing whatever Of the mschinery
soa, znd the intricate and complicated
9y1nths through which justice is hdminia-
red And ther. undertook the duty knowing
ass.1 IT, aishssge they would bc subjected to tbs
7etr, and with the knowledge that notWith-
and'ng their Ignorance, they would be
EaSed xth morn stTictuoss and less charity
IN 0TTfnfrY ms {11rr1 |