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, 1870-08-03

among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
yestertay. were the following: ". II. Gregg and
~tfe, St Louta; A. L. Smith. Appleton; F. b
Spear, Marquette: u. Taylor, Alexandra, Va. !:
Joshua Bacon, A. Sumner, Boston: S. II. Ham
mouti, ". II. DehAn, New Oslcxns; D. A. HAscs,
Memphis; j. l. Boone ana wife. Louisville; L @.
Marshall and wife, Madison: Dr. ", AltcneN, DR.,
". Thompson, Philadelphia; F. L. Whitney, San
Francisco ]. NeiEhtnAnt OmahE; Sas. u.
peArsisIcY. Rock Island; f Cook. Davenport: a.
D2i. jr,. Te1as; Lawrence y cbbtr. Buffalo.
Among the arrivals Rt the fremont House,
yesterday, were the following: Colonel 8 II. Se5-
inour. Bath, n. l.; A. J. ntbbAEd, Iowa; :. A.
Jones. Ttrrc Hautc. II. Watson Webb and family,
Caltp; y. u. Ntt't,afti, Cedar Rapids; l. b HurL,
Aulrew ]. Hope, Hostou; Hon. John 4. k1ssoa.
Iowa; ". 7. Greenland, Syracuse: Warren I.
Lockhart, Hampton, Neyad1t s s. Startns.
council ltiu1s; William Cameron, Tuscola: J. a.
Emery, Boston; Hon. John 4. Logan, We4hiug-
Ion. ......
Among the arrivals At the Briggs House, (es-
lert2r, were the following: John Thompson. Du.
buqus: D. Il. Alexander, fcktn; F. C, Con- Clere-
ia1h; II. Rakes, Cllnton: s. y. fe1se{. Color9!fo;
Geo. l. l1urctt. Michigan: Il. Hoffman. New
York: Geo. h nazIrt1, sioux CITY; y. II VIII
txms, SIcakton. Ca: +. 4. Conwtll, A!nhearo!l2
Among tho arrivals II the 81 JAfnfS AoteL
yesteruAy, Wcse the following: o. T. Hat LOUIS
s,lle: N. +. Wleer snd vie. koc1 Island; J. !
Chs. Il. Webster. St Louls: Geo. " PoE!et Ane
and wife, New Orleans: Z. {. DlckrrMAu. Bos
ton: n r. Church, Woodstock; J. u. Culver
l.aAe city; Nm u Daley, Frank Aasnnleton
ph,iSdnlnhia
, 1870-08-03
TIE WAR, IN EUROPE
Meeting Of the German Ladfrps Patriotic Aid
S0ctety-ArFAaxemrnsa for the
SANITARY FalrCe0-
uaIttces.

The German Ladics' Patriotic Aid Society held =
meeting, in Conoonlia HaIl, yestcriay afternoon,
beginning at O'Clock MrA- Csspsr Dutz pre-
kded, and Ark Max Horwitz ofncinted u Socrp-
tAy.
Ihefe was considerable patriotic TAX among the
l4dles. crtnclnz Determination to 60 on with tho
good WORK, and to do Ill IN their power to zsk1xt
tneaf conn115uaen IN The hour Of neest-
MI Clausscni1B wa4 appointed vIoc Pro9tdant
Of the association.
Itwa1 announced that Farrell Hall had been
rented fuf the 1rBt week In September for tho use
Of The fair, the rcat being <40d
The following nsmed persons Ncfn appointed
n Executive Cnmlnitktc: Mfa Grccnrhaum, Mira
Miss Cochtane, Ar. Leon Dittscb+ ArA Rastou
Hartman. Mrs, Dr.. Felscntnal, IL. ClAussen!ua Nj.
Degen0Ar]t AuguBt H<ckgruGe, J. Schneider.
kIns& PruSStnH, Lonts Wnhi, Captain Miller.
Charles DNt, Pastor Schabelofu. Phillip Bar
1hblonAe,
. Committee ou Decorations: Ne4MH Leebnitx.
Adlx, Z pleh1, Welding Brothers, l. Ku1x, F,
Daunlah. uelnt.
The following NAMED ladies were appointed IA
wait on TIC gentlemen and tell them what they
MAnt*n 70 nnxc done: Mrz kUfz, MfA He!nrichs,
vt. Bauer, Mt. Aarsia Aeyel. Mis-. Aetn, Mra.
En0et1, Mfs 0ehm and Nf8 kohn.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
committee on music: Aeasra- BalaskA, Gross
cuTtht PeiHfean, ZeKfeIt, Lob and pense
The following Is the PIcxs Committee: Dr.. Ses-
sci, Z. Butz, Mt. EiAussenIus Raston Hartman,
Nrfe Dr. D'uthardt and M1s CiAu.seniuA
The following Is the Refrrahnent Committee
nch and III. Mutschicchner.
The Ladies' Will be busy between now aud tht
fAlr collecting money and goods for the oocaslon
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1870-08-03

DuIasinu-2 houE. AID Is tntnutea-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To-day the Lone STAN play the Cream Citys, In
Mlw hukee, and to-MofTpw afternoon the White
stockings md Lone Sta1s viii play match game
The unique afais Of the A1pines and Sugar
Lca1s oeeats this afternoon !. Ogden Pa1k. 70
lhotc who have received Invitations the mention
wiz be sufficiently sngEesttye Of Whit Is TO hap
"A special meeting Of the independent Club
Will be held, this evening, AZ No. 10 sedgwick
Tine Ktnas and LIbertys play match game
thts afternoon, on the corner Of Lake and May
streeta.
SAxEs NJ aKSzaAl- .-.-..
The Forest GtJs {soath slde> best the Azcsles,
The Pioneers bea. the Txt.sa.s, x,oe
The Ecou0nJs beat the Unions, II tol.
Tho hptnes he1t pirKei nine. n to !.
The zephyra best rcked nlne, a6 toll.
The lmpe1tals beat the Muftns, - tn II.
The Comets be II The Ascucs, Is 10 i.
The Star Club haytnK failed to put In An ap-
"a 5este1aay t. pay the ss
the game by score Of to O.
CANES At sEw YpRK.
NEW foR1, Aug: a71he Autuats beat the Eek.
the Fastlmcs, ot baltimore, IL 20 tn.
TIE REp STOCKING oA01SYzAItoS.
C1SclSSAr. Aug. 2-The Rcd Stocking Clnh
pion. sec1eta1J J. 7. JORGE, and Director Tom
Smith rendered their resignatlona- President
champion reported the clnb out OF debt, having
aud put 1000 surplus IN the treasury. The nc
prunts Of Int last Eastern tonr we're s; 0e- reso
lntlon, requesting The withdrawal Of the reslena
uons, was passed with enthusiasm.
GAxH IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2-The following Is the scort
Ct tue game Ilsycd on the unlon Grounds. IN tal
Ssr,lanaers, d baltimore: "
Sc s:;;;::sl.s s;;;ss:55 s;s;s5:s*. 5s:i;;;ss-s
, 1870-08-03
POLITICAL.
sIectiaH Of tho Republicans of tho Twelna
Nnrd-Conmltsco Appotntcd--
TIumprous Speeches.

The Republicans OF The Twelfth Wstd held
preliminary meeting last evening, at No. $50 West
Lake street. to take steps to organize for the COM.
r Miller take the chair The motion prevailed.
and 20 did smother, BY ciatk Ltpe, Nominating
MT. Van Hpien ~ StcEetAry.
General Aann, C1ark Ltpe, aud George Van Hof-
len Ferf appointed q committee to call meet
Ing. at Some future dale, for permanent organtza-
ton.
NJ. Pierce believed In electtn9 t1ue-b1ue Re-
publIcars to once and not such persons as werc
elected Last fall They did not want to pa. Ia men
who would put up roofs and hare them CONC down
Again The devil let down one roof Thinking the
Aldermen were thert, and that he had them, tut
unfortunately be Nas mistaken. as he Waa also In
the second roof when he tried 10 catch the Super.
s1sarK. He thought they had good pttnclpiea and
men In the Republican party, although great rot
fenneaa had grown out af til great strength. He
would rote for Republicans all the tine
The Chairman WAA willing 70 bug the hatchet
which Has bfandlshed Last fall Neither the Re-
publican nor the Denlocratlc party was responsl-
b1c for the men elected last fall, a. they weEe
elected By Eoh. He wAs not surprised that the
Aldermen and Supervisors escaped. As the deyi3
1ook care OF his own. A lot Uf AcallawHRs ROI
Into once through the division In tue party last
fall
Mr. c,ask Gels caztcaturet an enp,oSe IN the
refused TO take his check for t3a until his tespou-
sstillty Was ypnched fot. He hoped they would
get better officers 1t the next election. Had hts
friend George Van Itolien been elected City Col
hrei0r, he NoulA not have had to be vnnched for.
TaIid or ant-tartn, 1t made no difference to hin;
snd be believed that victory thts fall would kcef
the ysa115 together fous years longer. -.
After some humornus speeches, tho meeting
adjourned, subject to tho call OF the committee.
, 1870-08-03

what say, will mention an instance which oo-
cured few mornings Alnec, which wig be rc,nes1-
teIed ~ ~ tne passenger. md srest msn[ ' O.
scrvetA While coming down IN crowded Afdl-
son street car, the driver coupl2centiy sat on
movable seat, taking IN At ieaAt one-shrd OF the
croEdin9 on. having scarcely room enough to
hold py thelr !. toes aud usa.r the lrsrcr mating
no EFFORT to ohllRe patrons Nhen the car eFriTed
extra horse Is attschcd to draw the burden up 10
the bridge. without ncvln9 ftom hla seAs and
IlNefent pleco Of humanity WIS the cause Of mak-
Ing The lead horse draw the cut1rc load, which
strained eTetJ nerve, and nearly killed him. A
proper attention hT the driver 10 his business
would have aTotdcd al this, aud saved the txl}-
road company (perhape} harse. II the Madison
street 1ine Vas conducted with any regard for the
Asfcty ct tic pasrpna there wnuld Sc no com.
plafntA Il only neQultea . few tays' ride {eitheT
morning Of ereninR1, 10 convince the most bcsup.
uioes g oi nc disadvantages attending journey "a
anu lpn nnMneas- WEST aDk.
CHICAGO, Aug. l, 1870.
, 1870-08-03
REAL ESrhTE.

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WAHanees deeds conveying city and suburban
property. within seven miles Of the Court Uop,c
dr,t fnr recotd IN Tnes,Gy- Angina, 1S-n
sio-r.. :. s,n =, -; T-e1rh - -
Aetkan =. =. ~ ~ s! VI 4"ea&a ~ eA' M,
~. lso, = :, : -. ;,.;,;;r <'"
Malshisla stsw cor Of Harrison st. sf, -.
Centre Av. lsi mn Of Henry st. NJ, 941les
AuE. =, -.......~-.: 1T"
AcAsnn ss19s. -. :" ~ ~ Nv VI hosne sNs sn
=. S4AtS -: AoE. :-........-.-.......::: W
A1sh g ~ u so4 Sn'eaHo a'. ~ s*11W "a
nH;sso s;.,.....1;. T.; W
n1ts':H y. Iu,s r. = ~ II oi neieen ~ ~ *
Orchard $, "a II Of Centre ss,w t saxaa :.
~ aug a: :. -
2esagsee - =. ,4 p = " Wisconsin ss' ~ -
w = =! - a. = -, 2 ~: ..-'..+s'
, 1870-08-03

HESI SlDX EOuRT+
Western avenue, WAS lined $eo for committing III
assault and battery upon his mother. The lady's
face, especially her eyes, Retained several eyi-
George +, johnson. ala. George Price. went
Tne nrs, DIS vi Wno nad desiinss VI wita % him Wss Jesepa
Scrip. from whom johnson hha purchased =
ANAL Invoice Of hardware RoodA orte'iug them
Uut before lcastuQ The store he borrowed mfr
chase About half an non1 attsrward Nj. scnpp
WEE seq Thefe rss a.. an oasins nsWa %
lie didn't par for it, and he ordered 1t to be sent
to his address. lie Was shout to borrow 1ffy
Gents ss fTsm n;s Ns Matthew'S when Scrip recognized
-nenrJ sehnltz, farmer, was charged with
violation Of Section 8, Chapter -. CITY orllnances;
had It weighed rot receipt for 1c0 pounds and
altered the figures to resI 600 lie EAs 1nsa So.
sns 1sI rI
toss, whom she aecnseI of keeping heusea Of IL
fame. She lives un Lt'ersy street
A smal, party 81 Darxlafs whose names art Ed
ward Tagner, Edwa1sl Daley. and john cullodeut
ma.ie raid one rsening upon the private ONCE Ut
and werc ArTcsterl The charge against Them was
changed TO tlisosuetly contact, aud they werc
-Eivani OTooe was accuse&, nf the larceny os
watch fnm Eswar,l Suerni, whn rrstics uu
East Monree street The examination wns tpust-
toned, and the defendant waa atilnl:ru IL halL
Felix To4iie elDfe = watch fran. saloon at
| No, sOs Van Burtn atrcct lie wA4 cu1nEu,ttcd for
I thai under b4ll Of t1lN.
John Quxlts, Col0tezt man, WAS ened $50 tor
tilsnrLcrlY cUtltuCt HtA held In < bal to keel,
| the peace. The party who eOnptalArd aRAthst
him WsS young lnnlasso .g1Fi. who had fs.ct1
| adopted ty Qu4lia' tuethrr. john touk fancy =
her, which WIS not ssosher'A fancy. aud Rsks,i
] her to mary hin. She declined on the ground
| that she l0rcsl i. Sutnrt. lonn sEnethesed hls
mortlnCnuuu foE time, but seetnR her n1t with
the fellow one dar, be struck her ansl thlsAtene1
10 kil her. She WAS obliged To call policeman
| -ha'e buckhsss, Why used 70 I've on Wen:
| street, cMtGTatch TO bridgeport some time sincc
And turned over new leaf. Sns became &C
qualuted with . man there, who didn't know any
1 thing shout the old lsayes, And he married her
! Coming home one evening he found her ID nes
| drunk, With another m4n. The husband looket
somewhat sad 81 this and the wife added lnlur
70 tusuit By getting OUT OF bed and beating him
He entered complxlnt and his Wttc WAS arrest
ell She w2s cent To the BFsdewen TOT nlnct
days, ~
w. c, Standard. who keeps 4 boarttnx-hous
| On St4te strGrt. found one Of his bo1slleEs Ugh!
and whipped tho boartler. He was naed $50
| S0R11l s1pk COCHT. .-.
A. u. Wise. the keeper Of q secondhand store
| near Rush street bridge, Eh3 alT29ne6 on th
charge af receiving goods, knowing the RAue
u stole.: The property belonged to Tho condue
| stolen from time to time from the cAbooseA Wis
1 WIS held to bail in $500.
| -ln EIat1ng the arrest Of aAyerA boTs, on th
.SoHh Side, for stealing money from store al th
l. corner OF Indians and Clark streets, the name {
ono Of them, Henry Kaufman, wss mentioned In
1t appears, he onl. appeared In the Case as 1 vi
| ne8A against the otherA
, 1870-08-03
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Report or the Health Officer on
the DlstiIlcrlcs.
Great Mortality Among Children-Re.
marks Of Dr.. Rauch,
Aregulsr meeting OF the Board Of Health, was
held yesterday Afternoon, The Prendeas IN the
chAs1.

a regular meeting OF the Boaru Of Health, VI!
held yesterday afternoon. The Prendeas IN tas
ch1sz.
KS.ozx1xG p1s101.kElxs-
The following wts received from the HeaitA
Otcer.
.GS51DE; Tht nDdcsdsned fcsE<eas!y fegas e 1s.an On
aitttAs1ses fo!lor1 haFe etITed eeta q Sna
sa.ouas @ q e aoss sse aifaeais s!o:a:at. -
nei .as-z1a "a eslses.s.s .sea s.
geoded WIKI stuHstson % 70 ~ oeenasns H. a. = sos
as sssea seasf ~ I 5ess ~ ~
a. 1ne othcz II - T1 II ad. g n9sauS e r. oesa
~ D. xrod ssntaty condition urtii some az II
E-rtrsn{.t nsxt The tf1al u to take plaza fhis
VII eaaaer EnIotainx them seeus 10 hsc th1 osi1
way th<y he reached. and even tha has 4ts dIea
". and aaass y rEasaa ct she ab.ooos u The popa
TuE HEALTH or71cn.
The Heath On1ctr reported that during the
trunth 4tssS uuitanees hAd been ab1ted. and 25S
ri: SCI i.ads OF awln and toe OF sshex, ard rs
.!cs1 Digs xnt 81 dead horses, remoreL
NO MONEY.
Tnr CHIN Q! Nj. Nay tor compensation for
catAsns, A,lle'i " sA'lnE worms bred y = desd
Finance Committee Win Al adverse report, which
WAS approved
wKE1tr NotTAtlTr.
The Sanliar! Superintendent reported that there
were s.a deaths during the week. N increase OF
over the rtrcecdins Screen days or these, l7s
wtre mRts and l56 fetllAlra, ana eS1 were under
s.tRrs OF age. TIER n err ss deaths by cnolera
tui4ulunl, Il " dlAErhA, IS BY consustons and ~
~ cEttrtttA The greatest mozt4Ity WAS IN me
Eighth Waru, where - tted.
COMPARATIVE kukTALtIT.
The following table shows tbs cnsnp3fattvc NOR
Iaiiss hy Tie ttcf fatal d,seases fur the lask TWO
, 1870-08-03
CHICAGO, AuS. !.
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sss ssa e e. Hss9 Hssa 1..: Il
miscellaneous.
The Board Of rnblto Worka yesterday awarded 4
isiasr house q caica9o avenue, near kins.onr,
street, ~ f1llow1: MasourJ, inciudlng stone
sT1a Go ashen e.ans
giaziDs. . Alien j bartlett. for ss,t4o.a.
-Ths Board of Police yesterday allowed the pay
1n3x o. 1 Sass 70 sSont Tas M % cspeatos
OF Police submitted reports Of ato!en property 10
ton Of articics tsten from prisoners. These re-
i a he board M wha sood sa.J vii aoa yessoSs
-TAo a,.11n ssena Fox No. 1ss, At e:csoek yss.
| tcr.iay mornlne; w.s oec4sionsd sy . nEe ~ N tne
is Chicago avenue. ihc building vas dauase.i
TO the extent u 500: iusursl for 100 to the
Garden Gty; H. Tas socx w. rs aase 9. a, my y
81 100. and Illinois Mutual, 81 QUO. The 0s7gn OF
| tue nrc II unknown
quarterly Journal devoted ~ the Interests Of The
craft, has Just l'ern Issued b5 Masdcr, Lnse c.
Ike Ill its predecessors, It's gos up 10 exquisite
ircns u 1,poerapny, but variety Of interesting
1ea,ng matter. original and kciec1e1. Tho Spee1-
| men Is 4 well conducted magazine, and Will be
ioun.l eI Esea. sntereat " px,nters and publishers
1hg anur 81 Es1asass t5satsd G.te1 r. Inc M9sn
Ju!F @ns ~: the nnn1ner treated in 1lspenAaty
total, lis Mn. l.. D. rarkes, the Agent Of the
hospital, succeeded tn collecting s544.73 during
a family row occurred on Tuesday afternoon,
North Elizabeth street, In which one Mrs Fltz-
a.sanise<i ~ hez pzothe7-.n-lar, who boat hsr -
numerically that the right lower taw Was broken
In two psacra Drs, Lewis anil Neatly werc calie.i
| In, and dFeASe0 the wound. The fflpW WAS DOT
The Deputy Coroner held Al inquest, 5ezser-
rrnatns Of r u. o. Smith, m Immigrant cnilh,
q who died Al that ptscc in the morning. The Jury
rendered vssiles that dsath resulted fzona SUN
: "A Sey named John neslsy, .ked II yeas.. hui
:. Ills arm 6soscn yesterday. III dssses milk wsg'
4 ! kee ayenue, pnt his can In the wngon and VA
- alx,ut to sri IN himself when the hoyseA started
and tnraF him to the ground Both wheels passed.
: over h.s arm, with The result stated. ue w q:
:, tended to BY . pnEaic1aa and then bsnt 70 BIZ
: home, No. les Nil~auGee avenue.
- paetet.poos eoasala!ns Siio IN IN * sasn @ ana
j le.s indiana avenue, On Monday night
: roonnE toe new West slide German Theatre, VA
tsaly seal5e on MONDAY sttssno9n. p y r. SeA
sss .. .,s e p%n'.1 HsSs1.ns 1as oss s
!. !. j.. wln.e1, q. & J. beansts sna =. 8: 9
,4,snsd e. ios"es ss' wnse. me- ne
d F. Mlg!ey. '. c: y. Aanone, y. g. r y rniis!
S H;as'e'SH' e. kIoa:i :; Il D D : A'sks' W
r The house No. 156 Huron street, WAS Fnbbet
le Yesterday afternoon Of gold watch and ehaln
" Charles I2nsYu.h. who disappeared on las
Saturday, has teen 1vund+ lie WIS auustIucl
4 | on Twcnty~eecond street and was carried Into
OF teTday be reRalnef' his sensea, and his friend
were infonuel OF his whereabouts he viii II
An fca hou.e ,ors,es a. rhc font nj Rec
, 1870-08-03

hyde Part ayenuc, VIA objected 10 BY J. P. Roa..
II The next meeting.
The plat Of the KeSorm School pnopcHy. being
the south 23 ncTea Of the northwest 1rscnonA u
OF Section 2, IS II, WRs approved
Hereafter until further orderrd, the regular
meettnks OF the board will be held on the os1t ana
third Saturdays OF each month. At s:So 2 n
ruouthiy rrroy3. showing receipts, $9,b4a50; dis.
turpemtnta S1,p1279; balance, cash Oh hand,
f2Q4Gll. Accepted
{ln motion. tho boa1d adjourned.
, 1870-08-03
Removal OF the National Capital
The Convention to be Held In Ctn-
ciuuAQ~

Ftp.n ths Ctneinndti Tt1nea
The agent Of the Executive COMMITTEES sp~
pointed by the National Convention held in
ST. LOUIS, October 20. 1859, to consider tho
best means of edectiug the removal Of the
NatiouA Capital to St. LouiF, or Soma otba<
Western city, is in this city II will be reueu1-
he1ed that the second National Convention for
The pu9pose named il to assemble IN this city
on the 18th OF na1t October, and the agent
has eecu1ed Nke's Hall for the Accornnaoda-
tiou Thereof.
BE has furnished us with the cal for this
convention. signed by tho menbers Of tho e.
ecutive Committee. The COMMITTEES speAk
With great confidence OF the success OF lbs IN
the removal to the West shon1d be made.
The circular concludes IA fo11ows:
at is believed thAt the convention thus
called vii hAre power, BY vise action, 70 20
e1rrree the wiahes and shspe thu efoft Of the
najosity ot the people "a to destroy ~ hope
Of successful opposition, and to provide with
ont needless dslay for the resuoNl to its new
and peHnanent home.
"4nd ~ invoke the interest md the CO.
operation Of al friends Of removal TO the end
thst this convention, in numbers and in char
acter, may not be u1xosthy ct the occsaion
and the interests committed to it."
This convention il to b composed Of threa
delegates from each Congressional District,
Territory, and thEee from thn District of Co
llnahia, to be sppointed BY tho Governors oi
The Statea a11d Territories respectively, and BY
the Mayu1 of the city Of WAalliugtun-
II for any reasou tho Govunor OF xny State
| O, Territory sh1ll fan or refuse to appoint
delegates. The appointment shan be made By
| convention called foa that purposs.
, 1870-08-03
Armed DesperAdoes Rescue n MUIR
dcyeF from The Officers OF khc
LAW


frpss As NsapAis Appeal
4 Sheriff and assistant from the ueighhor-
hood Of Coneeyi11e, Miss, having prisoner
hsndcuned, charged With nntuet in Nouns
County, Alx, arrived 1t Grand Junction on
ThufadAy evening and remained over until
Ffid.y to take the t11iu on the Memphis 1
Charleston Railroad The neEt day two or
threc armed despersdoes arrived at Gsaud
Junctiop and purchased tickets to Middleton.
asserting they would lbezate the
irom Memphis the otaeess and prisoner
got on board and we're followed by
he others, *ho, in christening m.nner,
commanded the officers 10 walk = short DIS
tance down the road With them beforc The
tain started, and, through fear, no doabs, The
officers compiled. and in The meant,me thu train
started. Soon afterward the party returned
to the hotel, the prisoner having bis haadcufs
suspended from his pistol belt, and with
threats compelled the of8cers to pay for liquor
for them The ringleAder Of the reecuiuS pAsty
said his name vas Wilson, and publicly boosted
thAt be, aa well - his friends had prices set On
their heads, and that he was the person for
whom the Governor OF Alabama had onered =
large reward, md for WHOM, at the
s.ae time, this officer had : warrant
Tor arrest in his pocket Their eoudue,
,rd manner indicated that thov intended ill
ms the offictas before they left, but they weet
hsulkcd IN thus By the strategy Of the hote
clerks, who succeeded In getting them (ths
cf1eers} Axsy, aud eecseang shem u N up
-tai.s room, After tho train LEFT, thare "a:
l bot few persons around tho hotel, And thss'
, 1870-08-03

falloxa being vol armed, and almoss desperate
md ra3hAnly IN tppea1snee, no attempt vas
lsft tho town leis0zesy On foot. vowinG VEN
ceancc on everyone who attempted their cap.
fnre. All Was done 10 quietly that 1t Was NOT
Known outside Of the hotel until after the re.
lease Of tie prisoner The clerks Of tho hotel
wiu know them again. They were dsspozase
men. heAyny aImcd-
, 1870-08-03

pents emerged from their Mding-plaees 70 y
tack the fntTuderb, Hho manifested zeslooa
disposition 10 go IN.
4 snake would rear himself to tho height o.
tho back Of 3 hog, shake his fatucs, and
plunge his fangs into the animal With light
ningsGke celersty, and then dart away, Pur,.
sued by the granter, who de1terously received
the sting upon the leahy part ot tho lower
jaw. THne aud aEain this would b. repeated,
until The hog got bis foreioot upon tho snake,
txain, and then deyonr lin This slaughter
continued until iii the snAtss we're disposed
| OF, when tbe hoga grunted contentedly, md
without any signs Of being disturbed, Maddled
| on IN search OF other proyandet. The e5e'
witnees to this singular contest, which vas not
without iss exciting features, declares himself
convinced that : pig is impesvious to tho
pQiaououa hita of auT kind Of eGgpent.
, 1870-08-03
THE LAW COURTS,
Record Of Yesterdays Proceedines--
An Uneventful Day.
lujnnctions Esauetl-NFecltanfc
LieuB.-Police Courts


lAJC&CIlQES AS4CKh
Frank D. Wolf =. John r RobInson. fuu m r..
atT,n the 4efen,,sn1 frnn ornnrar,,sno ~ sn,t,
. .,s 49, ~. A4oAA eo.1pa otAl.'+Ax wv eui41
now penotn8 In this couft, oJ the parties 70 this
proceeding - piAinud1, RHhinSt G. 4. Colby IS
well A a similar stt{t tsrndIn1 in fhe Snnet1or
t,onrt .r.,nst Jxmrs steele snd 1ohr NeH.ha1
~ s.-e z.sas -. =, = ~
aho eono M*ao onI u 4oous NJ aono"s. 1nS1 Inc
parties during August, 1865, contracted with Col
by TO construct the Riverside roadway. Sobse-
ouehl1y ther avn,at, m ,,arfor,n . car-s,n uo.,.
a. ~. atros 49,. H..As r,S... ,NA oA
w. ,aH un,t vIzthS5 aents1nso 1oNasu toese
h. a;i.nes ,nstnlod .n snsaE w. aasns neSa, -
,n ~ seessu ~ SAss tAlo copA1tnetsAtp
,;as,. te.t h Q, ~ aAse lepseaenta
Tse 10. 4S - nsA.Sa y sHs WoAA 70 oe Auoe.
& lne "os1 :. ~ r. aones anu tnsn
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naI1her ts h,,f nn1rs, nerers es.h ~ ~ =,
s"nnh, 1i3hnn, - IL M 3t,sG ~ ue "a
fhee rn,"rnn, 80 srtna Mn 1na ~ sssaS 1
tTrntf. rentr or fne Hn,,a+nF +hs ta:nsI .e y.
sne ~ 2~ Va e A> SA s4e "~s104 ouAA'
W. eNe1ncv Mormon et at e rort. coa, r,4r,,.
t1on ar!s6 nnt - n-sn, =. ~ es; Sesa. a11a1c
, 1870-08-03
The URMouaut CaSan

In another column viii bt noticed IN aovcf1se-
1nent OF new ssyle OF the Mason Hsniin Organ
Companyh orysnk AnJ praise that We could gtve
ihesa ns,1a1uen,s In general, would be supernu-
ous. for The thousands OF educA1ed rnusiciAns who
have pronounced their supertoHsy, and the thou-
sauds OF American par1o1s and churches bearing
,upelul witness to their exeer]ence, sreak ioude1
than could any words Of QUIZ We would, how
ever, cal especial st1sntaon 70 he Company .ase
CD rms improvement consists IN building up The
IN Gf the ras % ~ to form, ADORE tho reets, n
ta,es sht,s ciyln0 fuller and rounder tone, BE-
"a sdca ia msrinF nc organ a sun hsndsoner and
More imposing article q iusRltare sn.a Sssofe .
~. ~ ~ &: washington street, and tnd8e To-
shen ssiycs o{ the value Of this Addition