, 1870-06-14
section in order to secure thai Ronrce Of large
revenue to the Slate Treasury forever.
THE NORTHWE8T.

ILLINOIS
4 we1lknown resident Of Mclean County,
Robert Stubb1eaeld, died on Wednesday. III.
S. WIS n years old. and had resided in Funk's
e5o5s 9r ssas nes5s sotys =; e. st.ts
University have voted to admit female stu
dents as aoon Is suitable buildings can be pro-
yided.
The Hon. J, G. Hubbard died at Dubuque On
the 9Th instant, aged 61 years. For several
years he was Postmaster At Waterloo, and in
is57, Vas elected County Judge for Black
hawk County. His resi- property YES 80 10
Gated at and about Waterloo, that, with the 10
cation Of the Dubuque l. Sioux City Rai1rosd
on tie west side Of tho Ced1 River at thAt
point, tho value Of his possessions would have
been very largely Increased. The people Of
Blackhs8k County, like those Of other conn
ties, had,,voted to issue county bonds to aid the
road, and they required but the signature Of
Judge Hubbard, and delivery, 10 secure this
favorable location OF the road. But he didnot
believe the policy Of issuing the bonds good,
nor this kind Of aid to roads legitimate. He
therefore refused to sign the bonds and deliy~
er them, though urged to do 80 by many lead
ing citizens in the county, and also those Of
Dubuque who we're interested in the road.
Thus it happened that Blackhawk County es
capped heavy railroad debt.
WISCONSIN.
The Oneida Indians, near Green Bay, have
organized braeB band, and purchased twen-
ty-fve Instruments.
Tho Grant County Herald sars that Jacob
Oakleaf, once worthy citizen Of Waterloo,
WAS drummed out OF town by tho women Of
the place for abusing biz family As tho nu-
tlorities would do nothing. the women Of Wa
terloo took the matter in hand On Friday last,
and escorted the offender through and out OF
town with tin drums, pans, horns, and bells.
It is thought that Lieutenant Dougherty will
be released on bAll upon his examination at Tip
ton, in which even event the widow OF the muir
dercd man has sAid that she would kill Dough-
etty.
MICHIGAN.
The May product Of tho Quincy copper
m1ne IVES isot tons $50 pounds.
The latest sensation in Flint ia the discoy-
cry that d salt web, sunk By Governor Crapo
ecyeral years since, and abandoned as bad
speculation, is drst-class mineral well, pos
,,sessing magnetic properties and curative pow
covered. The well is l AIS feot in lopth, much
deeper than any other well in the State
MINNESOTA.
The Atnnesotian thinks Duluth is destined
to become great pork packing point. ~ Three
breeding hogs, Of the Chester White variety" !"
have arrived in that town, az the nucleus Of
the prospective trade.
which occurred recently On the farm Of Mr..
Nllson, in Cherry Grove, that csne With such
force as to crowd sheep, which Was feeding
on the upland. down long hil1 and into 4
~ dry run, which was, in few moments, q
raging torrent, and drowned tho sheep.
MISSOURI.
Peter SchonArth, Ba1oon-keepor in st.
Louis, WAS to have been married on certain
day few weeks ago, but. the day previous,
got into personal difficulty, had his eye black
ened, and put of tho ceremony in conse-
quence. A few days after, the optic having
tegainea healthy appearance, the day Of
marriage was again fixed; but, duriug tho pre-
ceding night. schonartb, while going down
staiIr, trpped, fell, fractured his Rk1Il, and
died shortly afterward.
William Harries and Joseph Il. Huston have
been sued for s5oo, 900 penalty duo the gov
ernment for 125, 600 gallons Of whiskey made
in Lockvile, aud removed and sold in vio1Aion
Of law.
TIE TERRITORIES.
Boise City, Idaho, has only ono unmarried
1Aj1v