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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

AN erring Indiana hen was recently found
in the hack part Of a hardware store, where
the misguided fowl had struggled for three
weeks, irving 20 hatch out half Dozen white
porcelain door-kncls She was very much
rcd,,rnd
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

The Washington Territory papers say that
in the Last election in that Territory, fifteen
women voted in Thurston county, and their
votes were counted Is If they had been meu,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

The main line Of railroad through the
Indian Territory will he the Neosho Valley,
or NJ. r. st. This question was settled by
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

Ii a quarter of San Francisco, within a
radius of LOO feet, there are, either finished
or in process of erection, three Jewish syna-
eoeues, twelve Christian churches, and Il
Chinese jess house.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

As heI-tofDrr, our Mil1s will br built 81 th""t
Burr Bioeks selected al the Q,sarTiss in Franz"
S~ud fps Descriptive PsnaPhlet containing lT,sa'ie-
On Milling sent by mail free. Adftrs~s,
ISAAC STRAUB 60,
Cor Front and john sts., Cincinnati, u
jy3wll3
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

Josh Billings says there are four styles Of
mind:
l.. Them who knows it's so.
=. Them who knows Il amt 80.
3. Them who split the difference andg,'ess
at II.
4. Them who don't care darn what way
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

Gran. pr. to ;Esoss ;iEia,s al kiis...... Eli; 81 W
Grant Ct. ~ one Bfolherl-in-lax'ss soil Is
thlaRce Oh bid $1,000. .;..$35 g!
wkexg1sn the inD1rSie* was kioa( 10 81
tE4sH Flk SSshiH b 1etish did nd iile:
shsS ,Hcke4 E8 RtAAt! heiAeI18
Rtfketi kack et! RAtk-e,t! htli 70 fiy tiF
AZ tatkiwaxehv'
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

nSIy GENUINE STkiUB rOET tBLtGEIot
MiJ,s t,r Corn Meal, Wheat fiourius snf
St.rk F..-l, HoitinS Apraratn.. Smu''"r-, '"tn
shelters Finur Iseksr< AMI NiII Work '.'n"i'i!
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21

eyes" said the Colonel, 'they will pitch
in IL We only tie his hands and feet. Drew,
over there, has Caught a t.rtar' good
many times in trying to tic old Vanderbilt,
and now he's going Ia get in hig private
lick when we get old Vanderbilt tight.
Here the ''grcat American speculator'
laughed outright, and his gray eyes danced
and twinkIe,l a. they did few wears ago,
when he took in a whole congregation, min
iAer and all, Iy hooking the'a i'm On old
Southern.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-07-21
,r,om Inc New Y.,t Sun. July n. I

Col. Fisk-Ye<, trying to find out from
all Of thesc papers where Gould gets money
enough to Iay his income tax. He never
has any money-fact, sir; he even wanted to
borrow Of me to pay his income tax last
summer, and lent him, and that's gone,
too! This income tax business will he the
r,iination of Gould.
Here the venerable Daniel Drew concealed
\ Laugh, and Gould turned cltnr around s"
that Fisk could onIysee the hack Of his head.
II locked serious. Gould was not CRYING
, 1870-04-04

RnLRoAp ILL.,
The Oregon Railtuad Land hill. which Was before
the u6use when It took recess yesterday. "as,
by consent, semitted to the Speakers table
SMALL H0CSE
III. WOOD objected to pE.cetsling with business
10 the absence Of quorum, and moved = call uf
the House SeRastrcd-feas, =; nays, 1l3; more
than quorum EotinE- 80.
The House then ps.seetie4l U husnesA large
number ol p!fsase btlls ~cfe reported an! passed.
ami some adverse Ee1c1ts TIEe presented aud
lath On the t1hle-
st1Is rAsiED.
Among the bills passed were the following: Civ
ing consent OF Congress to the city OF Cleveland for
constructing and maintaining crib on Lake Ene,
fur tunnt! 10 supply the city With Turc water ;
and continuing 10 Harriet T. Parker the rights OF
her husband, ". II. Parker, as dfScOEeTer Of TWO
islands in the Pacific Ocean. A hill to authorize
the city Of Buffalo TO construct ant maintain tun-
nel under the Niagara River, anu 10 erect and
, 1870-04-04

for cider vinegar on abort notice, the order
for seasoned stavea would hx.o to
60 70 Chicago, for thoy ars
not to be had hcrc. At Cairo
few -four barrel slaves are cut for home use,
but could hear Of no other machine for tho
r,urpoee, and the q ,275 bushels Of apples
ah nped from Golden were put in barrels the
st.y. q of which were rived ont by hand in the
old xsls, by native coope1s. A fortune is await
inc aona entcrprising man who will look a{te,
Nh. ra't, as it il done III Michigan, for
b-re ia supe,. ior Oak in abundance for every
de,c,;ntion Of .5ask; and hoop poles thss can
h. h,5 ~ mere nos uinAl rates. The amount OF
PACKAGES tor tho loca' supply will OF itself be
4 large item, calling loudly for machinery
to prepare it for ute- these slaves can be
shipt,e4a both north and sou&h
orHEH 1spusrR1&s,
such rs the making Of p1ow stocks and tools
ont of the Beech timber, and Of broom handles
out Of the Bogswood, fork handles Of Ash,
lasts Of Soft Maple, shingles Of Cypteas (now
all made By hand, and casks Of al Gnds-foz
the sugar planter, the oEchArdist, tho distiller,
the miller, and tho packer. In abort, there is
wide field Of industry rcady and waiting for
l.Lorcrs. skill, and capital to develop it. Tho
Illinois Central Railroad Company are dis
posed to foster Iii new enterprises, and arc
turning their attention to building up the local
businese, for they can always depend on that,
while the through business, for which other
roal.s arc striving, may At any time 10 turned
into other channels and leave them high and
dry; but the road that stealily fosters its
local tza1e will at all tines be assured Of basi-
ness. Prosperity is returning to the South,
and they ask Of Us, not only corn, hay. pork,
beef, potatoes, and -four, but an immense
quantity Of Implements, machines, wagons,
and other manufactured goods for their use.
OF course, We cannot refuse them, any more
than we can our customers to the north Of US.
With our rich soil, cheap coal, supe1ior TIM
Der, glass sand, iron, lead. zinc, stone, and
waser-powcr, We ought to lead in Agriculture,
mechanics, and commerce, all the States OF the
Union. Rural.
, 1870-04-04
fEEHrikr 0u

THINE or IT
New YORK, April, a-Mrs, Victoria C. Woo4lhu1l.
the Presidency. She sie,luunces The present nj
mintstfatnn. and pronnlinccs In favor Of t,rOe-
ntztnG Cuban Independence.
TAMMASY ELECTION.
The TarnH.anr Society meets next Nnn1ar
night. Ii will Issue 3 cali for an eleCtion III
sArEtms.
DRAWBACK CALDWELL
Caldwell, The alleged py1nclpaI in the drawback
frauds. wus to-day held In faalo0 hail to appear
cnLOSEl. F1sK.
t1ames Fisk, .r. has hetn elected Colonel of The
Ninth Regiment anu E3onel BraIne has r,st1 n,ti
the LruteAaut tnIyncIcy
THE siEErr nn1inH NtRnER
The tE.a1 OF Euckhout the s1e..py Hollow H,rr-
tl+rer resulted In the inability Of The turv 10 agree
standing eight for srnutfa1 and four },r cDny1c
ttu on The ground Of INSANITY Another trial win
t4. haIt ii, June
s1Ay fr Jrn;xFHr DENIED
,Int!cc Fn-r,ham TO-DAY denied tha apn1iratjon
frr srsy II iuis1nenr IN fhe css. nj III.
eu1fgraLt swin,Iler Mcdonald, sentenced 70 sat-.
Prison
RErrE11cax CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Executive Commistee al the Genera, Re-
nnlifstt Central comn1ftfrt. has rI.c.e.l The fot
foxinv nfscrrs for the ensntnr rrar. rresi,itnt
Rrntantn +. Nanierrr: Secr,tar1ei Geo C.nsh,na1,
anI Ab11n=m Brown, both 5e-eteeie,!. The Cen
eIAt Committee will meet At Albany on Thu,siay
next
DEATH or Az EDITOR.
is t,tasi
GovEKSoR rAINER AND TIE crBsS SOCIETY,"
Hon. Cassus u. Clav has written letter in n,-
plF t. Governor PaIrle. Of II1iDt,ts In rhtrn HI.
i.1tk some seyer.. structures on the Governors rra-
sons for declining to act as Sce President OF the
, 1870-04-04
DE- LIVINGSTONE
The La1cst Ncyxs from the African
Traveller

The Latest News from the African
Traveller
The bombay Gasrtte states that the follow
ing news concerning DR.. livingstone has beea
communicated to The pzess by the government
Of India:
Al The date Of the latest news received hom
Dr. livingstone is July 9, 1859. near Lake Ban-
gireoIo. He 1eiter1tes his belief that he hAa
found the sources Of the Nile bet~een lus And
lae south, that d to SAY, nearly IN the position
which lrolemy aseiSued to them. The wssets
Of the northern slope Of the elevated plains
which overlook the valley Of Cazembe Ire con-
vexed by multitude Of streams into tho
Chambeze- This river dows into Lake Ban
Il NTH Like Moero. Again It changes its name
after leaving this point, and becomes EnoVn
a. tho Lual1ba. as 1t runs On 70 Lake ClenEe-
Into Lake Clenge also nows the LUZ
IA largo nveE coming from the wess-
eo1.he1n nor slope Of Of rhieh i d1sined +! The he
Chatnbeze- The combined xatets Of the Lud-
"a and the Chxnbeze aze said by sone Of DR..
Iyinfstous's native infornAnts to enter LAX
TauganyIa, and thence, under the dlferent
name OF LoAnda, To pass on to Lake ChoA.nbe,
which he considers 10 be the sAme = Sir Sam
uel Bakers Albert SE1nzs; others maintain
that the LufIa finds its wav bE the vest of
TanEanyikA to Lake Choxmbe These ques-
tsons have still to be settled and in this the
interest Of Dr.. Lyingstone's onward move
1 merts centre The likes which D.. Living
-tonc has seen are Of considerable sixc, vAzy-
| ing from five to ten days march in length. and
.re cyerhung BY high mountain slopes which
open out in bays and v21leya, or le2se great
rlai1s which, during the Eainy season. become
70 f1cCded that the catayans tr1vel for dAys
throrc Oh water up to their knees, and with dfl-
Guilty ind high ground - = Festins-p -placs foz
:he night There a1e plenty Of domestic cattle
in tho country, and Al abundance Of large
game. The climate il declared 70 b haAlAhI.
, 1870-04-04

We published. the other day, telegraph
ic report, sitting that flood in the Missis-
sirri River lad washed AWAY the works
which the United States Government il con-
siructing around the Des Moines Rapids !;
and, commenting thereon, We suggested
that Congress might nov make an appno-
rriation TO restore things to as good shape
sls they were before the work Was COM
menced We have since published letter
fron tho engineer in charge, stating that
the report greatly e1aggcratedtha facts, and
that really lituo or no damage had been
dcne by the flood. We published both
statements as they were received, believing
them to l,e true, and hence the suggestion
Of the Kcokuk Gate City that VIC ''fabti-
Gated" anything relatiug 10 the matter Is
gratuitous-
1t is mistake TO suppose that Chicago
has any jealousy Of KeokuR, or that it Is
opposed to the navigation Of the Aiissis-
sippi River. But il l,y no means follows
that everybody in Chicago must approve OF
every appropriation of public money for
building canals around rapids in the Mis-
sissippi or elsewhere. We question the
vnlue Of the proposed improvement; there
is a canal around the Falls Of the Ohio. and
the tolls on that canal are not equal to the
salary of the gate-keepez. Vebelievc that it
is too late in the-day to restore, by the use
OF public money, the commerce which has
left the river of its own volition for Other
routes. Continuous lines of Eail on both
, 1870-04-04

The meeting held at Farvell HAlI on
Saturday evening to consider the subjects
Of national taxation and 1evenne reform,
embraced Ave or sir hundred of the most
intelligent business men Of Chicago; and
the earnest attention which they gave to
the discussion, and the hearty applause with
which the resolutions we're adopted, prove
that the people are now fully alive to tho
financial issues which are uppe,most in tho
national legislature and in national poll
tics, The negro, having secured oil his
rights, including seat in the United States
Senate, has CEASED to be an object Of inter-
est, and the people may now look into their
pocket-books without danger of leopard
izing any mans liberty. Republicans will
soon see, as Mr. 6to11s remarked, that "in
contending for the equality of the negro,
they did not coucode the inferiority Of the
consumer" Tho right Of the white man
to his earnings is fully as sacred as that Of
the black mAn to his earnings and will as
surely be indicated in the end.
The speeches made at the meeting On
Saturday are rs able, logical, and brilliant
as any which have been made on these sub-
jccts in any part Of The country since the
present agitation commenced We hope
they will be atsentively read by all who
were not 30 fortunate a to hear them.
, 1870-04-04

We copy from the New York Tribune
an earnest protest against the new-fangled
idea that decision Of the Supreme Court
may be nghtfully upset by putting naw
Judges on the bench, who, as stockholders
IN moneyed corporations, have an interest
in reversing such decision, OF, as counsel
for corporations, have expressed m
opinion in advance
Another New Yosk paper (the Rulietin)
has some very appropriate remarks upon
the interference Of the executive branch of
the government through Attorney Gen.
cral Hoar, with the duties aud functions Of
the judiciary. The motion Of the Attorney
General in favor of the reopening of tho
legal tender case, is really a request ad-
ressed by the political power to the Judicial
power. It cannot bo considered in any
Sense an Argument upon the Law and the con.
stiiutiou, because Mr.. Hoar vas not re-
tnined by either plaintiff or defendant in
the case, and could not be. His presence
in court had altogether another significance,
not legal but politicd significance.
Whether tho Supreme Bench has been bet
tered by the rejection Of Mr.. Hoar and the
confirmation Of Mr.. Brndley may bo m
open question, but we are constrained to
think II has not been lowered by the swap.
, 1870-04-04

oacA6 70 Dc secured {And 1t must % femeu-
beEud that thosenow ont cannot be subjected
to this sequirsmont}, NO thoreby convert
them into National Bank notes. Il tho
government loans them without security to
who1nsoever applies 70. them, they viii
soon go "whcro the woodbiue twineth" and
tho government will lose their value.
II the Treasury were endowed with the
means of rcdecninG the grocnbacks, it
could not issue a currency in the only way
in which it can relieve the wants of the
business community, VIZ, in diseounting
commercial paper, for no Treasury agent
could be trusted with 80 dangerous and deli
cate business as loaniug govesumentfunds
To individuala.
The greenback currency il, therefore, in
ita nature an irrcdccmable, lcpreciated.
fluctuhting, unbusincss-like sham. It is
wholly inconsistent with return to specie
payments, 1t is a bar to specie redemption,
and until We have specie redemption, any
rsper money We may have will be stagnant
and dead; all values uncertain; and tho tax
OF fluctuations will be heavier burden on
industry than the entire cost Of maintaining
the government
, 1870-04-04

Fiftv-fou1 cases OF sickness from t1;;ch;no-
sis ars reported in the city Of Hanover.
The Fseeu2eons Of New York xse about 70
build IN ssyiun for sced kucube1s adj or
phAus, to cost e5o0. .0Oo,
One hundred and seventeen persons com.
nit.ca suicide in France in January last, and
"A well.luown rrbsJ General il e.rninr m
honest living in A Californis toxn r. a.Winc
wood - . N ~''N'' '"N
rr.nea - ..;a C. ans StsAt sNs. 20. estt =
thons.n5 n i ,e,he,a sr 10 n"n0es o'3 n'e nuo''e
The nnbl;n Snt;ou ,,1, ait l.sn,sa. sn;ts
upon md defies ! tyrannv 20 Infamous Is ths
hhi.Sstona 4et WIZ ~ -'1'
-Tb. ha11. ~ wxEar E1.,;3. :. "a r..,.
~ 80 1uI ~ ~, ny, ~ r. ~ ~ - -
.t,s 81 h.. - i.ro io a7ahor uS ~ ssa 0'
of the stock.
,far, ,nds fro,1, IN iens.,r W;n;ets- ~ Enenes,
e,Ss1 ~ f r4,nb1ss eo ~ ila 1e.ses xhch 4
, 1870-04-04

Special Drr;stch to The Cheaso Tribune
FORT WArSE, April Al an eAEty hour this
forenoon, building occupied nE cabinet maker
wss destroyed by nre. The bu!lIing vas owned
hy Hen.y Wurk Fire thousand dollars viii
cHser the loss. There WAS no insurance II +
thought to be the work Of An t1cendta1J.
The man Charles Connolly. who WIS drowned
near this place On Friday, h4* net been found yct
Il Il r1t ross41 that his bos!s has been carried down
zff hA
, 1870-04-04

New Orls nrk Municipal AtfEtr<-fu.
tEtlRI HEHenlIc IKEcein1A.

New Orls nrk nnntcirRl AIErtrx-1u-
ttsl:nt Hcven1c Receipts.
new ORLEANS, April Al. H. OcIesby having
declined The Nas0rAlfy, the t;orcrnur hay appoint
eli c2-{;osernnr Sanders Mayor
Governor Yarmouth will receive bids Until the
9Th inst, for the purrhAse OF the stale stock In the
Scw Orleans, jackson Great Northwestern Rail-
rnad. At which time the stock viii be awarded to
the ht9t,e Ey cash bidder.
.. B. Mccarthy has been appointed City
Administrator Of Assessment Sou!e, deceased
The Old CITY Council at It's last regular meeting
last night carried thfr,ugh IN ordinance directing
tht CRY Treasurer to Sell the city stock In the
New Orleans JacSson Railroad, thus dtsrega-,}-
ing the tnjunctions Of the Court
The Internal Revenue vrretrts Of the First
L u1kia ntstrter. for the month Of March, ss. ..D0
DIrng fhr same f1ut las; year they weTe zlsl ,.1l
, 1870-04-04

Ia no clue to the forRer, but il Is supposed II Il te
same man who recently had p!1nstt at Hlli.m,le,
quantity Of fraudulent bank drafts and checks 90
likely that other forged drafts ste In circulation
81 L1rIs, ApFl a-The Womans Suffrage A.
stctat!un held their ahnuR! election this utsrusun
dent, AiTs- Frances Miner; Vice President, Mr.
Beverly Allen: Recording Secretary. Mrs t;,o
D. Hall; Corresponding Secretary, Mra W1u. +
unxar1 Vice Presidents were al4.I t!rc,e,t frm
each Congressional pistEic, In The Sat-. Dre.
gates were appointed TO attend 18th the Sa.t naI
American SudraSe Associations suon to be he,i IL
Epw fErk -"-
, 1870-04-04
WASH TON.
Debate in the House on the
Tariff Bill.
Duty on Tea and Coffee Agreed
Upon.
The Presidents Views Regarding 6
tie Fifteenth Amendment.
srei.l perratch 10 The Chkas 20 Tribune

Srecial Defratch 10 THE ChkAto Tribune
THE F1.yEKAL or GEERRAL THOMAS
u..uI,n-o,, anr1, -, rp.,y n sucrrstjo,
49,. C,c - af 80, ~ tn,ar.t ~ 1an
efai Thomas be at West Fotftr a1d thAt nls re-
mains be placed in the Military Cemetery there,
Colonel i1,ar has rcp,ied tina, It n the desire OF
r. 1-srs- .,. 49, -, ,s h,,1., ut,II t,e
aaH Anoha1S Aeat tHe tonei" a. aAa . ~ -. -
al 4Foy- AZ tae fles&dcn& ana ftne'@ ooea u'aA
have agreed 10 attend the annual meetn4 OF the
Army VI the Potomac, next Saturday evening, In
pbuadt,nhla and AZ larp,. number of OFFICERS de-
~, ~. = s'a.s .aa,a.. ~
S1se " oe pfesenb on ootu oeeasloae1 ~ 7eG5 pNo
ahle that the funeral viii either be on Ff1d5y OF
next meek. OF the Tuesday following Genctal
sherman viii order battalion Of englneers fsum
"ilets fosat a. posuon VI tae iaue1ai ts'c"fA
rKEsipFAT GRANT AND THE FIFTEENTH AMEND
,rne p,rs,arut IN nr1xa,e ccnv.,sa,,on las,
80 - - at-an,- - ~ z.1at..s -
niRn', s!DAe fe'! suonss y. H.s sat's.aenoh ~
the ratification III the Fifteenth Amendment He
said he had been somewhat uneasy about the mat-
ter for several weeks, and hnd mere qualification
A"ati he oouo "en eAPies IL 'kanlS sac oill s"a'
m2Ae th- amendment secure alt also spoke on
the question OF etiucation an.i sait he hopt the
pet,pIt throuchou, the country would cn,x ipto
NO.. u.,s, ttaaa m ,ha srhiu, ,pI - ,,,, ~,
81 'as % w. 'ne @ .. 'Nas LUG
sa1tty ana Hsu.pelnx OF nc republic depend On
| m THE ASSOCIATED pREss
/ rvrvox-.s v.,,U,,n s1,xnr
r.,,,.i.ss.. tnssoS! IT,, ha'@aoap a Sh1sE I
~ arth cs,-1a Sm1tsaeta F'Taaua., ~
as ~ y, .as q. ~, 4h " 1a!-
@ InasS " sesaaon ~ tae .Hsnipa1s, r. taso = r.
suc ttsH!soa" ~ Li!at +hLhtsiel Nasnoalne *as
usine hs oneiai losa!oa ana " ~elGnL oi me gov
e.IisH. ETH lps ths Rla'!ncaton u tne peisonai nos
tIilfs "a ossak noHu amsEcan ehsespflse Win the
Fteneh uo.esnment @ MI. Mashb1tne wAs not sue
cttsln! Win the government bat l's Efforts
aeainst the eompans nau nau ba1 seuec1 On Inc
iua1Iet, 1caustng 1t much emtalrassinent
| 1ESSEssEk
Governor sentet OF Tennessee will rearh Wash |
Ecton next week, on business t.fore the Commit |
tee on Reconstruction, IL reply II the chatI.s !
hgaiist thai State aud u Oppose ts RECONSTRUCTION
TREASURY STAIKxEST.
The payments Ut thu Treasury Department dur
inE Marrh WEIR: Fur ctzil AMI miscellaneous,
4,0lS, ,a3f; War, ISL ,+3l; Navy, Il th; fn!*
riur Department, kd.3e9.ssA Total, ti6.a56,ts0
This announcement ht*s nut fAclu'le the payment
on account Of interest Anu principal Of tht public
debt |
COMMITTEES RIGHT TO ASK QUESTIONS
Two ur three witnesses fsff0Ee Hltlef's lnvesu- |
Gating committee have refused u answer certain |
questions at,ou: Cuban bombs and The use male Of
them among members Of Congress It Is Under
stotd that Butler will bring them before the bar Of
, 1870-04-04

GA,FsRrEs. H., April IA couple Of small
OGDEN buildings on Pral,1e stseet were burned
this morning Atoctl O'Clock. One *as oec1pied
was harness shop The loss will prooaelf nor
atuoCut to rnre than $, ,na This ts the tatrl DIRE
AM. If s believed sotue yerson or persons tax
Ing shts method of ridblnG the city Of it, Oil, IL
lxptdated frame butlltnSA The police R1e on the
R1eHxoSp, April 2-Tne Petersburg iron works
were burned this morning. Loss, 100000
, 1870-04-04

IOWA


NnVTHToff Cfty Election.
S;rr:a! DESPATCH to The Ch'c.ro Tribune
pAvESlpEr. April 2-The city election kook pIsee
here today, an, the Republicans made almost =
clean sweep They elect the Mayor, ctty Clerk.
Assessor. Aazhal, Treasurer, Attorney, and Town.
ship .tssesst'r. The Democrats cleo. the Street
Commissioner The heaviest Eight VAS made over
the Aldermen The Republicans elect two certain-
and possibly four: The other two are Denocrats
There was Rpoa deal Of scratching. Full retutus
not in yet
II has ratned constantly since March p. Weather
rIcaSaDt fu.iaS. -
, 1870-04-04
The Green River Drainage Improve
1arnt-ComtTart Ikclet-PrrsoauJ.
Ei44ihl Il..Da eli, t.,T il,,.n.,

"*+F8st1f t90f60Eo
PR1SCETOS, April 2-The contract for the Grrcu
River improvement has been withdrawn from r.
II. Lalor, Of Chicago, on accouut OF hts falling Il,
give the security Required hy the boani, anil has
been hnany awarded tn t. q. Rourkr + Co., Of
lrnhs! lSalua, +. Il rralnrly, of ChtcaR.,, btlnr-
their surety. Tht rrt x III wfir,l Lalor offered II
DO the ~ork was ~ cents per cubic yari. The
price at which Ruurke i To have taken it Is 2
earth TO Ee removed Is s1S,s1v cubic !aria- The
Improvement embraces all that part uf G.r..n
!ufeF IT. thu County uf Bureau, aII will lay .lry m
worthless
Bishop Whitehouse, WIN Was here On Visits
uon 10 the chtifrh IN Thursday evening, anil
church Tas nllett with the most prominent of cur
citizens, to listen tu hlnl-
, 1870-04-04
THE WEST.

Railroad accident Near Prom ontory.
coEisSE. I. T., April Two passenger coaches
and the ea5ooee af an eInigrant train from the
Ncst, dne here at 10:15 yesterday q N. were
thrown from the track and down IN rlnbanEnent,
short distance east Of PTnmonto:r. az ?: N
today, TIE road master, conductor OF the 1Ealn,
lld four male md la4ay passcngrrs weFe sltShtls
intuItti- The wounded were brought to ms cNy
for medical treatment Cause OF the aecshent un-