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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
Resolutions.

The following are the resolutions
passed by the Democratic Convention
in this county on the 10Th instant:
Resoieed, That we believe, with Mr..
Douglaa, that "this is white man S
Governments" made by white men to
be governed by them for all time to
come; aud that we will meet, with
force if necessary, any and all attempts
on the part OF the Abolition party to
vote the Negro, Indian or Chinaman.
Resoiuea, That the so~ealled Eff
tecnth Amendment is revolutionary in
spirit, sabversiye of the Constitution,
and should be opposed by all true
friends of the Caucasian race and Com
stitutional government.
Resoiued, That the assumption on
the part of Congress of the prerogativcs
Of the executive and judicial coordinate
branches and departments of the Gov
ernmcnt, is dangerous nsurpation of
power, destructive OF Constitutional IL
berty, and merits the severest censure
of all true friends of the Constitution.
Resoleei, That We are in favor of
free trade, and direct taxation TO defray
the necessary expenses of the Govern
mont.
Resoiyed, That the action of the
Radical party, as exhibited in tho vote
of the Representatives in tho present
Congress, which violates, at the In
stance OF the bondholder, the terms OF
the contract which exists between them
and the people, by declaring that such
holders shall be paid in gold for their
bonds. for which they could legally
claim but currency, is not only gross
infraction of said contract, but is q di-
rect and outrageous swindlc upon the
taxpayers of the nation.
Resolped, That the reputation by
the Administration and by Congress OF
the valid claims of Southern loyalists,
perpetrated for the purpose of paying
the bondholder nearly double that
which he is entitled to, exhibits on the
part of the party in power its old spirit
of sectionalism, and evinees its total dis
regard of all rules of justice and equity.
Resolued, That the National Bank
ing system, instituted in the interest OF
1.-THE bondholders, should be abolished,
and that greenbacks should be issued
in lieu of such bank paper, thus secur-
ing millions annually to the people,
and giving to the whole people, instead
of the few, the benefits of issuing a pa
per currency.
| Resoloed, That, in the language Of
Webster, bargain cannot be broken
on one side and still bind on the other,
and that the reputation on the part Of
the bondholders of the terms of con-
tract by inserting that they be paid the
face of their bonds in gold, releases the
people from such terms and that We
now demand that their claims shall be
settled only upon the principles of ma.
tional equity.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
SONG OF THE sANCTUM.
by MISS LAURA FRANCES BOONE.


Gaily the editor smok'd his cigar,
As he was seissoring news near and far;
Looking for murders dire, item and puff,
"Devil come devil corne! amt this enough p
Sadly the editor heard the boy shout,
Paragraphs paragraphs! my copy's run
eutw
Then, with nerveless pen, he seribbled
some stuff,
"Deyil como devil come! aint this enough?'
Wild looked the editor,
Rage fired his eye,
When cried the little imp,
tThe forms gone to pir'
Straight to the fiend be few,
Gave him cuff,
Careless imp! careless imp.
I'll givesyou enough r
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
ANCIENT GLASS PA1NTrNa.-1he

ANCIENT GLASS PAINTING.-There
is an ignorant opinion among people
that the ancient art of glass staining is
completely lost; 1t is totally void of
foundation, for we can carry it to a
much higher pitch than the ancients,
except in one particular color, and we
come very near to that. We can blend
the eolors, and produce the effects of
light and shadow, which they could
not do, by harmonizing and mixing the
colors in such manner, and fixing by
proper enamelling and burning them,
that they shall afterwards become just
as permanent as those of the ancients,
with the additional advantage Of throw
ing In superior art. In modern times
glass painting has been carried to the
greatest perfection in Munich.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
ADVERTISING RATES.

One square 90 lines or less), first insertn, So 90
Each subsequent nsertion................. 90
A liberal deduction will be made to quar-
terly and yearly advertisers.
Professional cards will be inserted at $l2 90
per annum.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
In advance to insure publication. All other
advertising bills must be paid quarterly.
Legal tenders taken at their current value.
Blanks and Job Work of every description
furnished at low rates on short notice.
&a-All advertising bills must be paid
monthly.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
.Tht 0rfgou gepubliran
Is Issued Every Saturday Afternoon at
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
BY D. M. C. GAUlT & C0MP'Y.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

OFFICE-Main street, between Court and
Mill streets, two doors south of the Postofice.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

General D. was more distinguish :
ed for gallantry in the field than for the
care he lavishcd npon his person. Com
planning, on a certain occasion, to the
late Chief Justice Bushe, of the suffer-
ings he endured from rheumatism, that
learned and humorous judge undertook
to prescribe remedy. You must de-
sire your servant" he said to the gems
eral, to place every morning by your
bedside tub three parts filled with
warm water. You will then get into
the tub, and having previously provid-
ed yourself with pound of yellow soap
you must rub your whole body with it,
immersing yourself occasionally in the
water, and at the end of a quarter of an
hour, the process concludes by wip>
ing yourself dry with towels, and
scrubbing your person Apith a flesh
brush. -" Why" said the general,
after rejecting for minute or two,
/" this seems to be neither more nor less
than washing ones self."-" Well ]
must confess" rejoined the judge" xii
is open to that objection"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
PROFESSIONAL CARDS, &C.
JAS. MCCAIN,
Atty & COunseaEOr-at-E4aW
McMinnville, Yamhiil Co., Oregon.

Particular attention given to tho study and
practice of Criminal Law, Collection of Claims,
Notes, Accounts, etc.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02
About q Doughnut.

There's an old saying that one half
the world don't know how the other
half lives. There's a great deal of
truth in it, but among those of whom
it may be said most truthfully is that
unfortunate class of people known as
editors We know that with the great
mass of the community there is a gen
orally received opinion that those who
live by the quill editorial, are the es-
pecial recipients of all the luxuries
going, free of charge. Is there show
and the editor goes, some one is ready
to exclaim, see that lucky chap-he
gets in free Is he travelling on the
cars !? There's deadhead, cries out
some ignoramus with more brass than
brains. And so it goes. A poor devil
of an editor can't go through this
world paying three times more for
what he gets than anybody else, but
what he must be singled out as one
who sponges his way because he does
not pay the ready as he goes. He
does pay, however, and if there is any
man in the community that really pays
double or treble for what are counted
free-gifts by the thoughtless or igno-
rant, it's the editor
But we didn't pick up the pencil to
moralze upon this particular part OF
the editorial life. A little incident
that occurred on Sunday last started
another train of thought, but our pencil
strayed as recorded above. We were
at home on Sunday with our family,
resting from our labors. We had been
chatting merrily with our youngest, a
boy of several summers, when the
youngster invited us to take game Of
marbles. "Oh no. said we, "this is
Sunday" Sunday" exclaimed he
''is this Sunday" EYES" we replied
.this is Sunday" s.Good," said he,
''gcod; I'm gladit's Sunday" "And
why?" VIC enquired. because" said
he, fif it's Sunday, | can have a
doughnut."
Think of that ye who roll m wealth,
who go clothed in purple and Jrorn
linen and fare sumptuously every day.
Picture to yourself, if you ear, amid
the luxuries that surround you, a bright
rosy checked boy, born to the unluck j
destiny of being an editors son, and
rejoicing greatly at the advent Of Sun.
day because it brings him the luxury
of doughnut. We fancy we can sec
now the glorious light, the JOY thai
lit up his countenance, the happiness
that sparkled in his eye and beamed
from every lineament of~his face, a.
he realized the fact that the Sabbati
had come again and with it had come
the doughnut. The children of the
rich are sated and unhappy with thei
pies and cakes, their jams and preserv'
es, their fine clothes aud costly toys
while the sturdy and healthy son o
the poor but pious editor rejoices ant
is exceedingly glad and waxeth fat
with doughnut.
| And "sich is life." There is no con
dition SO lowly, but that if man i
contcntcd wi little" his mind will ris'
free and joyous above the untowarc
circumstances that may surround him
and he be happy with doughnut.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

That was profound philosopher
who compared advertising to growing
crop. lie said: "The farmer plants
his seed and while he is sleeping the
corn is growing. So with advertising.
While You are sleeping or eating, your
advertisement is being read by thou
sands of persons who never saw you
or heard Of your business, nor never
would had it not been for advertising.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

SINGLE COPIES One Year, 81 so; Six
Months, 81 rs Three Months, 81 90.
.Sabscriptioa mast be paid strictly Ia adoance
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

CALTs--CARMEN ISLAND AND LIv
~ ERP00L Salt, insquantitics 10 suit, 1T
COX a EARIiART,S Salom.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

Here il O matrimonial advertisement
GU. rom contemporary "a young
iaay OF exterior and pleasant appearance
wish 70 marry q gentleman Of just the
same way Of thinking"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-02

On the 18th ult. a man in Illinois
accomplished the feet of walking one
hundred miles in twenty-four hours for
purse of $3.50, and had nearly an
hour to spare.
, 1870-08-22

one Of the most popular Of ne superior oncess u
tho French service. he rose from tue rsnka. anu
courage % Guins ne H siege ot Rome IN is43 lie vas
gradually promoted to bis late high rank fur DIS,
tingu!sllsd services ln ItaiS+ In The Cttmca, and
prcnt grade az General Of Division By Marshal
HIzaiue- In harmony with most powerful phys.
fcal organization General poiay was endowed
LEGENDARY tn the regiments he mas ,ed intn tue
leld. Ills word Of command could be beard
4oeTe ait TIE turnu,ts Of battle.
lroops carry but one eag:t In rach regiment U
is stated that IN September last the FRENCH Ntnt
ter OF War i.sued regulation directing ths stand
the reettrents TO he plain. bearing neither tue na-
nnna1 co.oEs nor tho number Of tue regiment, nor
any Inscription whatever: Ihc nhlees ~ ms rs9-
from beinH nres, u, trophies On tAe other hand,
It ls asserted that ID the German regiments ever
baualien carries srch standard as eaa W Vt use
a Pasis setssr says. ~Thc Empress with al.
her eArIavapant nrefenslons a. religious and
Ia saIl urging, Tint htr son should accompany Tue
army, has proved thar she ts utterly without the
frst natural instincts Of m0taerr end thus given
reailr has no claim to ths naser11ai tlue."
Another letter fl1ia Paris sasss @On both
etdcs Of the Rhine. al c.cetts offer up prayers fos
the success Of the rival armies and Dsus Sabaosh
Is Invoked hy Catholics, IeTs, 3laho;lctlus, acd
Protestants, to grant vtctnry- The Efsasa gtEea7
as commentary on these p.a5essto The Al:nshty.
the stoFy Of the little boy who asks whether tEctt
are tNo Good Coils, a. he has heen told t1.a: the
Nttte p1asians, ttke huself, have l,=eu .s.set to
suppIicatc 1Ieaven for The safety and Eutc'>s of
their fathers aud Kindred While 'at pay. WAS
rejecting In an anSxer to his son, there claNe ,
vivid nasa u li9hsning, followed b5 4 peal u
It ihere the TWO Lon Dlt,tr ART ana.rrlltilr:'
figaro With Its usual inventive facaltf tells
this s10J: .tThcse americans ate astonishing
creatures: 4 stu Of isrt America ps,2ases u
iucett price. These a1e the partlculass Ut the
American Invention: To tase Sr.ishury. for tx
ample, the Yankee engages, win 10000 or
lH,opo Pfnsstaus, wh!ch he viii arm and csElp.
to place the city 10 the hands Ut King William ia
one MONTH He ouly asks for this - francs res
Knan. and oNess . considerable psoGt IL csse Of
failure. For Is francs per soldier the inEentor Of
war at a reduced price engages to deliver up'to
.s!lsNe the city which he shall take. Far 80
1rahcs he adds rape, and for 81 fflnc5 destfnc-
ea asy Afe. AZ yon Uysrfyt. It ii nNt EeFy *teaz,
anis iaith, proposition s.. e:anotlsca! ought 70
setlrcr H. dc t1tsniH:l. All! folxus that tin,
faIkee adds to his proposition. SUCCESS Gaascta-
eed.' That wllI surely decide n. de D:snask.T
, 1870-08-22

From, the .st1e York Ereninc fpst. .tuJ. -.
Wall street has had for Its only subject of
discussion OF iate. apart from Affairs in Europe,
The aIrAcs. ment rad to Lave been made be-
tvGtn The New York Central, Eric, and other
railrpad>. to pat ali end to the active competi-
tion between them for freiglts and fares.
When this treaty Of peace berw cen tho rail
way powers. ro long at wsr, Hns first Announc-
I'd. ten dayn ago, II Ez- said to l,e practically
"a coneolliaiion;" ard th- socks Of the CON-
paciee eGnce1l ed advanced in price, but 20
information has Guce been givca to she pub
lie ccuttrbing the details, MD cye:s tae course
II tptculas,on is AGAIN ssnSNia and uncertain.
But ;ha: ron.o arrangement haa toau uado
to prevent nrru competition between existing
l:nrf, aud to keep up fteights. is not 4ue+-
t'antd. 1t seems to he forgotten that ths1e
are OILERS than the managers OF railroads in
,eyefted in tbeie great public highways; and
tha. secret continuation to eecuse to the own-
err nf the ,o.tls enormous Frcdta At the expense
oitlr 4ul lie is the 1nGssnaensive and dangerous
firm cf monopoly possible in free eountry:
S,ock-jchbing. IN lhy form, Aad on any prinei-
y,te-, il not enough, ~ is uow too we'll kaowu,
70 excite pubic interference" with the u1iscon-
duet ct railways; but the establishment VI a
monopoly in the forwarding trade. which il
tile hfe-blood OF the rat,op, might hare i
uorc serious result.
The 1eople Of New York arc already aux-
lonely s<aiIing information ~ to the precise
,osm OF the - arrangement in question.
, 1870-08-22
VIII NITRIC ACID ERIODS7

10 LR E0tspF0f 1ht {h1eiho tTIbuHt:
From THE TgIerSE ef July 81, learned that 4
Lrealsful AcciAent had occurred In your city
short tine since. ty the explosion Ut compound
Of utlric Attl anil mercury, an.1 the clerk Of the
.sruK store is highly censurrd 10. improperly CON-
pounding the two. don't pretend % be a drug
g1st Or chemist. but Wish to give TO the public
what little knowledge have Of nitric acid, and
Ir1haps l, may benent sotue one; for xor may
ask 1eart. all the druggists tn the country II nitric
neid will explode, And the xuswer will invaliah.y
I've IL the uecRuTe. But l Know by experience
,uat It will explode. Without compoundtng, too
TOT cane very near losing IN eye hy Its exrla-
Il, l., under the foh1wlux *itcuIG6.Au:es: In ihe
WINTER ef lsGl. wcnt to aTu: strtc and called
III n {o{tle Ut ". The LruEEtsl fut II up :1r me-
Intk isr hottie ln hand. at'! seated n1.srls ncat
lit xtove. sst ta4se 1iteen
atr,Itatn II could rails. head on ,ac l,qaii,
i s1ruck lliRhtty the 'owtr eal Of the t'astl+
nerit,tt nv !ec when 1t exPlA1c'i- hnt ''acthsn
ffr lu,t;c. hur with heavy rep'rf, hsuwltk me
q IL sg1ips1 the up?cs vail, and coEe1snS N! sass
ara rtts 10 say nothing ataut my soaI sest, am
pan,slptilS, whirh we're cornp!tte.y tahtea. a
uuatI4v striking the toEnef OF the 'clt
| pi!,., to the eye soon modified the he1y clement
| 10 did not losr the rye. Tie causs " tae q
pt">lru. ~is!H,ut doubt, Was the heal itom snt
| stove. and the agitation caused ~ the sunaeh
nottuh ot the eot1le against my le9: Ana tacse !:
~ doubt IN my mud that the acitl retetrett 70 u
anl term that II va almnat rch4ly u e1nlodt
whan tho clerk deliverett 1t TO Nr. Nhttesman
ahti he (Nhiicsman>, giving motion to the nqut
g ietntn:ttH home. c1use,a tae ux1lps!or witho1
The aid Of the mercury. .....-.-
HARrxsS E1t1p. n Anc = "a s1''
, 1870-08-22

k-ESIIHf0uB II hNHjNxEs
Evtwecn and u'c,ock last evening there we're
.EE-..Is, eli OFT Ike city, VI a man having teeu
Ill. Il tv another Oh th.' corner Of Van Buren and
tla:N Ftrects. Sot:lt rtple sad he lad been shot
i amt ktl1 ctnsfS thai nothcr man WAS sho. al
.t.1 :l.e hall lutendc,I fui hiu hai missed aat
- tr III the 0thrr mans heat, aud ht,ll others
- fe hait hstn sttLCk vi tie head with 4 s.nnc-
billy, and Ills sAu1t tttshc.t In. u. cuursc
s'sat niHn5 isssH's '.tshctl to tho ptsa lager 10
f1arr the dr;alt$, Int 'Acr were Ead'y disap-
~: :ttf, uotE:sx s'Hsassoual having occurred.
ifttt Aal lc<n ! rr,T. hut the rtsu.t Was not
It ~ kefinuA The tacta arc thcsc: i lit:!r after
sLtit cA, nes:p s'ot, i'a>s'ix up Clatl st1eel-
Wu: Van Hutcu, was assaulted uy tnfet white
men, knocked uo~n, a,Al le:lIcm. Two cnitfr,t
it.cl, fams.I +lHltS ."lllts lt,u Ew1r fI:it VIII
'.ts1t- the occuTeurc iEnn tGt. ullur side VI TIL.
sf1s II, a!ht an nStr - rFuie tic b.y. Eui;4us
-i1lse olc oa tilt Incn III the face will Ills n5t sIll
1sc,r, 1t YVES though: be Was slea,t. 4 Ias;e
AK Nd At oncc congre gifted, All Culiiu..
:naYiflinK thai hr ns.l Killed tic
tni', ah!i, fcarng that he n:gas bc lyucitsi, ran
Hall, started alter him. ne ts::w aNsy i:s aat,
a'. at,tl ehees, and s,iilenIy disappeared ID NJ,
aiirY IN Quincy RtTevt. EAST o1 til3k- Hall
.carrhed diligently Il linn, and at last fo'tud
uu: slowed a1as btIratE ttr ScwXneys' Hume.
anu tnk hin, to the Artnvry. I'o..,ts,s u MSCarsf
Hall, htnf took hins NJ. Ttc inseusi1le t1lah ~us
1nr1iat 10 thr drug siart On the southwest curn-t
ii tiarE and Van liutcn stsrrts. and l}:. J. II.
.Iaiice attended to lt,n. liz Revived Ia about til,
II: the wounds h* rccctv.~i were tltsonsestsl
i,ose, slight cut IN the tin, aud buulp on th:
.rk II. his heal. the latter csus.ri t,v Its coMtn1
10 coi1lact With the siGewalk- HIS natue cuatitt
Nos he lfltned. THE twu neGrocs will hare Il
:!ea:!EE in the Mur'sag Oh the charge Of ''disor-
AiS.
, 1870-08-22
fso.v the Dead Suldtcrs are to Rc
1tt.ntffJct1.

4 T. tlin letter in the London Ttla7rdph
*a;s: Maxi one instance Ct tha Gier:nAu
practical fpilit az rrcof of tLe fashion aftor
allich '1cse Tcutous pIeps.e to hight. In re-
''eAt va rot'ul.1 itel..,E has demanded thtt
rank aud tile, Captains and Generals, shA1l
1e equally aud 1nnpartialir mentioned in the
:is.e of the slain :; but difficulties have arisen,
csrnuer tile enemy cannot know tie dsad
nen. names. and, "hen thu muster roll Is
called alter battle, the missing may be unlv
wounded Or rrisotets. Germany has, in her
snild, calr, ma. Ter, arranged, ia view OF this
difficulty, flst each uile aud mother shall
as,teul1, IItw the Lest or the wor>: Stout
those who go 10 light - With God. for King,
AID F1tbrrland.' Slips OF parchment, llSe
insgags labels have been prepared. on
utl:A tho name OF each German -ollier
II riAinly wrilleu. aud one OF these will be
& tend Inside his Goa. wi,cn he Tocs into
artiou. !AlicE t1o day il decided. the eucMy,
# he hc n-a:tcr OF the fed. will be requested
10 collect End return tht-e lsbels. Of which
ab.Mt n,llien have seen provided, Erm
iiek, is for an nnkuo1n Journey! Tnfak OF
tho German wife or mother sewing it on-:hu
attic ticket Of her etuke in the qrasrcl-tAe
address Of her particular .'Dater1al OF war,
the awful travelling label whe.eon no loTiag
:llEu may write" With care" sce:nE that its
bex1er goet into the Valley Ut the Shadow, 10
r1Hnc iufth again OF not AZ heaven shalt de-
>ltc. sewn on WITH German thrs1I, ripped
.H, .percnaEce, with Freuch knife, wholo
ivckess sn.a parcels Of these little human
memoranda will surely ha resumed; Lut vet
.yery MAn who tutt onH his c.,at over the label
OF Death has looked his fate full into the fnec,
attl made AimEe1f "ready for the burial"
, 1870-08-22

rARrSk1SHlr QtARIiEl~
Genfre " smith Y. GeerEe IL Miner AMI Jo-
sfph II. ME1tRrty. This Is = proceeding to settle
t.tr etahIp difficulty. In which an injunction Is
,ai.d IN tt'rtfaln the defendants from intermetI-
Hing with tat. partnership matters Of The late
II. III u Miner, smith i MoiiAr1y. These PARTIES,
4 would eEct, bctaa1c pastGte u tcutn the 1st OF
.!unc. !sGs. in the commission b1saes>, b wing
ih":5 alice Ut NJ 10 South Water street Hrtne
:rsE.> ".ihtiz aerttr1t.nr, th-J we're to conducl
tsslSi. s. together tsuE1nx tao years, unless she
rs:n should s.'os.ts be rokc's ~ s The death Of
t!tt Il: il: mutual 1:.e. st nt ef all. They cat-
Ht-! t.: lEs!urSs Eu:l tAG 36:h sssy ri 1l!5 last,
~Ms., II = ta.rsr.t. without cENlsiuJass knew
edge sr oEsen:. tic dcafrdansS p1:'-h+-r. TT THE
iE:FtSE At1d hy c-cnlats 70 ro7sr$p. DlcEts. that
str c'i~ftntf>he VII. ut uE end ~ its own litaita+
Ill, and that ties tsicftndAnts) would settle up
s:ca.1Ri e. Taey sstn tonS ent.rt chstee III khc
S.s :tkb ls,rtf, anI excluded complainant ftum
II, nS III tht m. nr from rastc;pa..n. IN The use
- TIT fifc. ilri#s.r. II = alleged tsat. as =
..'r;f..s aousc, The }s-t!es totHty own the Card
her rit a1'rC Mills, 1T Ganluef, Gfundy CUluty,
will. lwe acrc+ sud salt ot ais, n1,ou Witch the
mill .saEds. with its Each!oery, ralned at sln
ncrTtnx fui1l Nos ely aa e31 stale stttet. val.
i;c" Il *l ron, al well rs several th1u<anf dollars
,tti'tH saNk tacnnnt% t'onratnint expresses 1
lively Il Ut that he Is IN bc Wf1u-c.a as to these
1- Tes. ard that Ills late partners viii sell him
Lat 1he estate out.
Inns johnson, aud Julia. his wife. '. Ole L.
:ranl atd- TVsrass en- the case Damages
fai'l nj 3a.0L1.
, 1870-08-22

Ing, No. 116 South Market street It u leased by
Attain Dal1oud. and occupied ty John Preston and
John G'loRlry. Damage nominal. a heated s1oKc-
st1eE Scf ftr to the woodw0rE.
The alarm fyntn Box Nh. 50, at ten minutes OF
O'clock yesterday aftcrHopn. MAS occasi0ncd ty
tlyr III the one and haf.stoty frame building M.
% De4rinH street 1t had l'ern uaoccupei for
the last three mGnthx An,I the oWner'a name
could NOT liz learned. Tht damage done to 1t
wIl not exceed Fto0. The uriKiu u ihe 0re Il
supposed to llc the work Of an tlceDdaaTT,
An lpcin1cnt nIc was discovered, a1 4 quar-.
ter after /. O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, In tue
rnHine-E0on, Of thc Chicago Taylor Printing Press
ca. + building. Sus- II aud - Surth Jefferson
str.rt Policeman 1'atterson notlnea the men
at The X A Williams engine house. and thcy SUB
,luetl the 1aules. Damage, nonliuxl. Cause IN
known. ~
O'clock his morning, was false. The wat,:hr,an
IN the Court House tower probably saw the re-
ins, 1eSEon made by bonfire, IN f,ant Of the new
Tribune Hl.ck, on Dearborn succt.