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, 1870-02-13

DIR Ffffseauts 1T qtnonnknt Pictorial Tie-
torta p This WIS the tuh:lant refrain Of tho
GtrmsuIA MGnne1chof lat evening" and who
dsrr dfpute ;he.r title TO victory: II wAa won In
sptsc OF afroEg Clique prejudice and c4ata opposi
rou, AID they mAJ well 1tjoce. Tho laufe'B Non
dur1cg tie part week would g,ace tho orov Of the
p,oudets musical hoc!e;y ID the world. Wheo the
srcceas Of their gTand undertaking VIA Auured
tho rnembera Of the Germania Aann<rcAsr and
fraue1ehor determined 10 celebrate tho cc.
caB!on Al becaEe IL importance The time
N4S accordingly Est for IaAt eTeninK-a. the
coLclusloQ Of their krlnuph-And she1s hAii In
Uni1ch'a Block was atlec.eo fo1 Inc scene. Wneu
tne lass performance tine zsottnkt) waI concluded,
the opee1 adjourned 10 the p!acs Designated and
sa&1 tie pA1ass Of loo most fasl1diouS coad desire
nst been fo1nl2ned By the excellent manager OF
The Gaze Htrmann, No. q Sorth Clark strcr,. 1ad
I more kupreMelJ nAppJ party never e1s about
t5pt,-ot, rather, = combination Of rAb!es They
ptpsed tnea.ae.Tes I hungry crew After their
we're appea4ed, aud ! now OF soul took the r,sce
Ds. Fes.ei, BY reaeon Of hn year., and the in-
tucceal ol Chicago, took The word and psopo,ed
tue health OF Mr., Clara auek. the Agatha Of Itr
| frt'aehuts. fne toast Wa received with loud
4e1mAt ii can 4,nG. .Tneo followed I Ike eonpli-
nens for Alas kuust, the nnet&e, aud this wAs
| !nlptmenteo hJ neat speech iron Director
BalattA VINO, tn tho name Of the entire Cuor, r.
| tufIed th411s for ner invaluable servlcea.
| Thon The teror't health was proposed. Mr.
SA1lt1e ha8 alWaJR stood In the ffont rsck OF oar
strgefr, but eycl MIS- most Intimate friends never
Rafe hin cresls for the really superb acting he
| nApiayed IN the rendition Of Har. lie eutoyed 4
peltolAI triumph, and tue society added generou.
| 1AufsA TO hin crown. Much had been t1 peetei d!
The CdsIdr Of Lit. kocn bot moro was yo1ca
safed, End the society Wu1salpped him as one d
thell wotthie1t heroes. And equally entnns.asut
Nas their Treatment OF Mr. Goodw uhaI
| WHOM no American could give nore aat,stac:1ot
- German ne1n.,,, .nd II. Mueller, Al th'
| S4,nes, not TO mention Zunsxt aud EIno.
| Bnt the hrRre.t toast wAs extended to Mt. Han
came the dignity OF hts once n Director. Il
tpote with hi heart IN his moaln, and cheer fol
lowed fcheer wnh snea rnp1ditJ tna
| Ai.s. paying high compliment to Mfs. Hacs
md Mr. E1uS, Aun ali the Other zoiaiSts and III
chorus, he returned hls thanks 10 Ill far thef er
/ dtAyoI1 to make Der FTsisthutz eucceSa. Nltr
OUT thets tndlv1daA3 and united efforts, he a
kEoNledged that ail biz best Efforts would nAv
teen futjt. lie thought that the thauks OF II
CONE unity were especially due Ia tho ladies
The Ger1rAniB, Who had given the!F uuremltttn
attention to the task they nad undertaken to Pc
form.
Al thu conc!nalon Of the supper and the soA1t
- dAEce WAS InproElted, tutermtxcd wish duet
Ar6 choECSes frpu The opeE1, aud such jolly thlnl
II Only the 1aditB and gentlemen OF The German
| could tnpruvMe- Tbs glory was kept up uurll
lAte hour At night, and, nos to put5soo nno pot
| On IT, until Ao earlJ hour In tue morning.
, 1870-02-13
81 CARDIFF

To The Filter Of Iae cAiadeo TRIBUNE;
In your usue Of Thuzsd2J Two talented Ger
mans exposed the wicked CaIdl1 GiAnt, and also
advertised thelt business. In The issue OF this
morning notice that further detallt are given BY
Ar. Aohrmap, proving couc;us!yely tha. Cardin
Nat carved out Of whole block, In four months
Of euudaJs- tbs "a satisfactory, as regards the
origin ol Cardiff; but 60 yon not zee, Ar- Editor,
|: 0tiJ lnlts the marvel: raid thiEsJ cents 70
Eec Ca1din and ,ooo other cnrlosiues.' aud
cssdidy saJ that be Z ene piece Q! WozkmAn'
ceud uate him Il 70 ahost . time, even II they
did not have 70 leave the barn 70 get beer, IL :
hum wonder II great - the othe1. l An
full Of satoLiGhucnt Slch talent, Ar. Editor,
must 10 longer work IN barn. fheae, our hre:h-
TEE, must he pAtfpLtzed for leAr that 81 Louis
vill get them. Viii head subscription WITH
800 70 employ them oao year IN earring stone
giants in the highest syle Of the nj for tho deco
ration OF this city. In shat time every public
nutld!nE can be prpfusely decorated, and 1e hall
forever pEeseAt our posterity IRON being hn ,uF.
1ed II re have been. i, ". Il.
CHfclGp, Feb. 11,lSSf,
, 1870-02-13
THE ALLEGED ATROCITIES At
SEA.
Statements Of the Captain and
other Officers OF thc Neptune.

Statements Of the Captain and
other Officers OF The Neptune,
Ftrm The St1e fort 7r,sune, Feb 10.
Yesterday. Tribune reporter Fulsed the ship
Neptune and contstsed with Captain FcsbodJ
committed on board during her fotty.,wo da,s@
passaEe fzcn liverpool 70 ,nts port. CaptAn PeA-
BODY 10 N Cd and veil known shrUss'es, stand.
e 9se Z T. sss. e. T.
s:aismeaa nade y tne e,1ai ,e.men 20 hrs
Tt9asd TO IL treatment o; them The Neptune
had crew Of as men, Is Of whom wsre = bite, IN
1seH r. 1s,ts en, via 1ae e5etpuoa M q IS:
ase the eomp:a,na1:s-none OF The colured men
nAvtrg any complaint 70 make.
belorS 10 that clats Of men Kcorn on pac1e:ta,pl
~ - uuckos, " o. rEn'iEg ner, "ho Do III ia tnes
poxeI 70 annoI ine:r 'fpm.ies - Tea - 70 Qo.s;;
Mep, who DAfe fly1DR b! GetttrK advance wages
and then dese1ttrg. BEaoJ, u u said. oelongs 70
e -, ne soDd
with theatn fnlfe. For this Aet and tor bis
threatening language to his saieua:ea nc was put
Of tic conp!ar ants, Attempted 10 s,ao tne second
Enle while solt, bns fxlled- Carter Is deserter
| nom Erttsh T1ssl and II to had been caught IN
Liverpool would have been sent TO prison fof three
MonthA shorty AFTER eouirg o. board he
| slowed himself away, And. villa search VA
berg made for hin. the fnA'e accidentally stepped
!
| Bond Rhlpped II N Able teAmAu A. 81 10
| ntr norih, ard q adFance. In biz
atoday,t be st1te8 that Ee hkd ueycr been 1t se1
| before, and consequently be No doubt taouRht
| ,hxt tea life va hard ona- lie Ha1 peEet
suock, ard The storJ Of keeping him OF ~ o! -
| men, &tanorg on his head ilE N hour Il nnt
| il u false n It u Ildiculoua Giles, VINO cou'
plsips tn1t he w1s beaten eFcrJ Gay. OF fostJt 80
TN e., v1s not beAtet-lu tack TAa never touc nco
b. hi Captain. Miller Ra5A ne Vas sIoek % tst
htad with I c4pstau bar the bars are oak. y
!eet = trcnes u length. acd from . toene, + +
diameter, 0nlJ samson could use one NJ
| faculty; betIde4 4 ploN ron one woald ELL
ucan. Captain resoodJ taJs the bar story :.
| s:np:y tn.1: 1nc E3tcn Was hearing do3a ~
1e1e71ac1 md the SAIL Stating IN the wiaa
etuaht tue bAE, throwing do The second MAJ
aGo Miller. the baf hitting both OF then. Giles
mo says Tie Captain tt1uct tiu while on ~
1pptaA esto. has h.s story l!epo'ed OF b. Captain
.Faooot II too,e words: F." Q 11rg TO the IN
| LUCK oes OF ny crow, WA ohlRe1 TO ass St Il
pstoins new topsall, oue having oec1 bio q
Hn MaGa aecoonss for my being alof'
Ma!s s,n up thefe old not tnuch Giles Q
any osaet nan- nad be let 70, II ne swea1s, h
mnsl na.e ts;len osesoos1d.' As % the shooting
o. 'he }ea side Of ihe main. yasd hear uy orderi
bEt TUG gaze VA 20 stsonK Il 1eemed iFnoosabk
| / vent below AID brought I pistol. loAIttd nj
| powder only, Which dted cyef ,he iee rail. ns
In thA 6iSecxlan pf tka ykfu tho nam ~ T%s >,
, 1870-02-13

Action Of n Meeting OF Delegates

12N&1UN OF Nk FAV0k&0K VI 0<K<K<HeS's
ST. PAr1, Mtnn. Feb 17--The Winnipeg Ses
Naron Of January - Is rece!Eed It co1tA'os fol!
French delexhtea- The trat dAy tnese wAs no
quorum. On the secoud day the convection EAs
Organized, and Judge Black e!ccted CnAirman-
All Documents reiA1tng 10 Dons1d G. Su,th'A mis-
zion and conn3asion were feAd, and speeches
made bJ Rell. Smith, and othcfE- II wAs dnAlfJ
.Steea 70 present I'LL Of riGhtsto nj. sutth iof
consideration, 4 committee OF thtee Eteucu and
three ErELtkh VIA appointed, cous.1tng OF Bum.
ltost, Htid. R'ell Schmidt End No!nu, TO meet On
nc sssn and dsa. up ot'l Of nights Rei IN ny
tenaffa beeued tlcltued 70 treat with Canada
!Nn1 and sQoarely, but 70 be nsm upon the points
Gained n f1Rhts hJ tie peopIe.
, 1870-02-13

Tho Utah Election E1citcuncnf-Col.
ofAdo LcKt1iAtMFe.
Special Desp1tch 10 The Chicago Tribune.

The Utah Election EIcitnmenf-Col.
orndo LcNtsiAtuFe.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GxAHA, Feb. IL
4 telegram from Ogden states that the election
for city or1eest occurs next Monday. Tee orho-
dor Mormon Church nominated tneu tcket few
daJ1 ago. An oppoGrlon ticket, supported By
Emythe and TIE Godbtlta Genule1r was to be NOM
mated Th1rtdAJ night. When tho parties
reached the hnl It was Elled by
BTiRhAuttts und a large number OF sec1et
waid police, who went through sae tarce OF NOM
mating N Orthodox t.ctet, EtVtpg tue oepsa-r1on
to unotiataud that they could do no ous.nass
there. The genera! opinion = shas II an opposi-
lion ticket Is attempted, serious trouble viii re-
bolk Brigham Young ia making preparations 70
Tory. The Godoeltes say 1t Is mora 70 shit the
responsibility Of the election trouble from hltnself
There II great excitement at Salt Like. CndtT
the present cscuEstAnces It u douotful whether
any oppoa1uon ticket will be Attempted
The weAthet along Sha Union PAc!dc to-day WAs
clear aud Eayun. Cold aud clear here.
pIkykR. COL, Fen. 12-Tne L-Zuatuf Id
tourued list night The following bill AmooR
others pasact: Granting 900 re ~ard ror The tst
Arteslan well sunk ,oe0 iee1 OF less, II noslog
| well, be Buuck u ! ltaa depth; tue vel 70 oe
rot 1ets than three Inche2 bore. Ono for the OF.
| Nnr !zAt,on Of reslitorlnl Common School SIS
| ten, uud providing for = Superintendent Of .rhf
/ saune. The Law prohibiting Inc 1nifodnct1ou O.
| Texn3 cattle wa repealed The Momaa SnfIsnxt
| bill failed. Tbs Governor appollted, aud hi
Council confirmed. full ret or Territorial cn1ceta
Il! Republican. except the Territorial AssaIes.
, 1870-02-13

Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
Ev~ Ffxr k.4 -

s,ar1.t n..n.+.. , ,rn. cA,-.,, n,4h,,.
~ AAo NntN.*S A''oea1.
. NE" 1oH*s fe7. IL
7Hx HxrHoptsT BOOK ooKcKnx.
Tho minority report Of the COMMITTEES tn In,
sestr3te tho auatrt Of The Me,hnt1tat Rror con-
S'p' "1e4 o.u oot appear t'iI at1ef tue report O!
see mapa5t3r u creating much excitement Amonk
MethodAts, who propose TO demand Anotpes IN.
~es.te.ston and v,1t s0eara N. .,At... -.
4.Hs uot 1sN. tae Memoefs OF he
111ooEty ~ tae1 nAFe fe4dou to bci1eTe tt&t
portion Of the testimony has been upppreered
AID tnAt tsaud1 70 4 considerable extent h.ye
h-.r hn,h.d m T1s-s -, s.ss.Se ea1 u.Ie
49, 1900. :. - ptooso's E cou-
l4ose eoAaxe ~ sno management OF the Book
Concern 1t the next conference. Preparations
the hands Of oeparaie psrttes ana nor. ,,.r .
CONTRACT hnr w,,i ~, -. ~ uu!Ie uPoa
~SA0s'' o1> ""A ~ W A1%7p'eo ao1 ING present.
WALL hfREf1.
MoEeJ W21 very easy to-day, Katts EerA tn A
Der CENT, ana Aouoe nsl.ncnu veyn on.,.h
sss,'. a.G,.S.ss. ~ tA""aJ WAtet FAs
qu'eb uot"'tnstana!ng INC ease Ii mouey. Several
heavy sp< cnl1tcI9, wboae pAme1 Here meIstnned
IN fhe softr1nntad rrYn -r,,n n,.r.+1,,. t--s
..-.-,- .,,tt,.- ,... - AA'1 @A4'
po4o1n5 ~ '!oia .ae s1eet'
FOREIGN fTEAs-
4 letter from ycYa Cruz sayg there Il A Etrnno
,evotut1onsrv vrov.mr1t IN nroo,.., .,h ~, ~.
-,-.s.ot -, - ars.-h-n.. ~ - 1a e. suAs .ue
lt@poe. VI tas ote.eoIoW u .ae oaAte1 11scfa'
Gtnt u steadlfy 1npsos!1e- Ine Opposition party
"a tcfcas1pR, and ten bttg8deA OF tfpQps have nj.
ye.t,Y nno, onnced asa1nss the poyrrnrnrnt
rhe ehances Of the Dute De Montoe, A. to- N.
fhfoee Of Epsio are Fea115 Acfeaslo2 OF late.
Trauce hxe, It Ia G1ld, quite determined 10 ean,nae
, 1870-02-13
WASHINGTON.
Result Of the Gold Crisis H.
Testigation.
treasury Statement for the
Quarter Ending Decem-
Der 81, 1869.
Bill to Encourage the American
Shipping Interest.


SnAe.aj DAEDatch To T.he fNirAxn Y1n,na
W.tvr~c~o. n. :.
LAND s~1tp1xa
Representative cooE. OF Illinois, from the Con-
rntttte on the Judiciary, naa ta&roanned i hi. IN
w. .-.'u1 osoA*1meas Hom lie pteasure
~ VI ~ Au1uea4Al oeseln loae5s which has been
@osnre Nso1ooAJ 1oT lonE hus to secuse pat
and held uuoer Mexican n anta .od vh,r, n.vs
=, 3.ytnna inns h..n c,rnr.... ~ -1.s...N
e1 ~'NAtA@~ - ~ooS1o0 "1hGs
ous neltz previously e1Auiued, ard wcse After
WaFus iourd to coEeT far more land tnaa tae
of12Ibal grant These could not exceed eleven
eouAre Leagues, Tho Supreme Court hns ,v1ce so
sLss - f . 49, s wv = -" :" "e ~
oeHueo. - oao eAse7 ~e'cn G"pkteas coontnedt
n.n a,te.~.fas .sees.ated l.e tas. II h1a oeen
SsWo ae.eA G'entesn easse o. sals Character
s.rors effort to stop IL liz movement, how.
eres. has stirred m a 1epu1sr horrs,.. ra., 49,
IN ea1nes. oppoa.sloa IL be11g o,s.n,sed.
QCLxk EFT FOR nAhAak2
"a. a curious esss !. beng aIsaea mere IN The pta.
h.-t &c., - -. u.Ase1 1o1
Ssuas,a .7ol. asstea 400 lnptl1oLed her, and
her health va Impaired, aud .ne c,.,ms a,m.1es
at 4s3Ua Defendant mi. IN ~, .n.- -. -
~. :. sss ~ ,na s,ps pass Pa taAs ~ tae
SsAtest t'3cE ths poatuoa q Provost Aasanai. End
that the act CoDpta1le1 Of &As 1ndce And bf or.
der Uf the ECEpAAL1Et the 1tmF. j1.FAt~1
t,.anrer.,a. Tn The nl.. nt,,,t,r H., =.
.-s-.." .h,s xs+n,.r'. :, ta t..a n4 oo'
uuite1' A1u sn.s oenulss. ~ oe'aa M8aea
Io THE AssociAkkD PAkaa
crAR1KKLT TkEAsC"f sfAIAA1Hf.
WASHINGTON, 70. 1x-Tos Ties nfs statement,
nhowttR the secs!pts aAd c1peLd"ofes ~ Far-
rants for tht qsarter endtbR DscemhtI 81. 1859,
~As lAhued to-day. The toloW4ng exhibit wAs
made:
AL1p1x
~ - 81
Atsse.lal.pus foatce. lt.S94l Il e
LAM Ane a3eAfu5 Aatsf..---' '---" ~ = T. z
HePAs Ascs-o<@
To,.t .4tl6 I'd eai "a
Bxsnct io JTc4suTy DtpatttreIt lsa - isoGi I1s7 d
Tntsl- ....-..--.-- 653k 7R.143.H
x1fEAnl1cM1
GNA ana la1esilaIeoaa.:-. =, = A.*taSsa s4
L .Inr.s s' us@t''s' $40 Aao'Ans N3 .s -, ass It
fnteIrst ii. nnffIe 6+hf- n fss saiu Il
PtIrkase AZ 4 nifed ntnfst = honf d ~ 4GI7I riE -
Redemption Of tho Eublle deht-..-..... h4t15Is 70
=; Il IL y
hNAnee II iteasa15. AeeAnea ~ Aeos.' A-1so@"@''4s
, 1870-02-13

nea shnp Of Troy Laues. Tho A4.a VI.
ksvtn iumsd14tely, bot The nre had Easde anc1
nctdssy that II Was 1nposslo:e TO cotct It
I. Lsu erfa brick store {a1T Goods>. on tho north
= dc, caught nfe from fhe supp, through inc wto.
ctxE IN The upper stoFt, atd the nutidicE, vi b
tie ssock Nas destrr yed AL+o the 6aegm 10 Hotel
tock ust rno WAS huroeo to 'he grouad Nj.
tAma1's 1oss II. probably reach 3l5 coo. Insurei
for little over hAA. Tha hotel 2as partially
injured.
AAfHMt Feb. la-The Cpu1t House and c.e1kt
ot6ce a. CIto!fon, A1k.. toetGner WITH Al tot
fesoraf; ~as 9etned las: nYh', oI ~ tnceoo'a,J..
!ofos last Eight conenued tha woske nf tna Btsi.
1oia Leon. Loss, 1so.ooo: ,nsuraoce. tln.ooo,
yo1f.on ,H eedcu, spoo! cotton uanu'ac nref*,
$500. ''--'
, 1870-02-13

Amoonf, 8Gd theJ seem to ha rsrtsd~d NTH toedf
seana.e alss GEay has erer sa!d wafi aoo1s
~ nafa Of dolIass.' bot sss :, ne.u
Ply p4usu daah gnaaipirx OF en~ pes pt ~bo1t h-sr
q ~ ese n5Etaaen much pans To <ntleatea The r.
eVeEer, that .hH u nov coon teh1 o4
kuts'nk ~. nore1, md Can a1ord 70 B4l. 1t ii
S9At atenEs II tbs &osuplef to aunAde. Tha pf{-
8 eTeonf1 6.se Progressed aiowly oy fe1son ol H1at
~, =. not e!trs she would cot borrow money Of
.t'enes. thfs VAS ck1tT discovered ta1t rae1e vas
0oefce IN Tho NAJ, the uRsur~ of which
tas onea mt e1Rc'l1 con uprthond. She adu,i.s
ta*t ~ toe ga been oceEtd several thoasaad dolxsa
~ nc! itlecd4. but she dentea that Bne nAs ertl
oeen 10 " Aahit Etou and View Ynsk sevrsl tmsa
~ ~, teis ntsrest, aEd has Seen tue British Con-
~ ue poeEhhed letter Of III. Archibald, ae4.,uR
ease. eofpH.ed her greatly Tnkre woutd oeem
70 &c nl'tiae Of identification on her nArt, or
,soGerooJ eIe haa paaaed htnxeH OF a. MI. Arch
, 1870-02-13
M1R HES0TA.

WoFAinKs OF The l4occnt Dcclsion
Relative to Lnnd Grants.
Ahk1Ar9Eh Feb 1a-Tne ruling Of The sec.c-
Iosds must ee located on Ar 1tses enje.s natural
tst1ltEs mtervene, has ehaused tnc Sotthern ~
forward 10 stop the zotve5i until lurtaes noices
, 1870-02-13
REutEl STREET salpQE,

t. The E4i:pr ~ The CAia1Ju 1fi3unt:
Why don't tie proper authorities nntan the ap-
ptosches Of the bridge Il Reuben street: Thu
street Is destined to Be ppt OF cur longest and
greatest thoroughta1eA~ Eren now ma1J Wess-
S;des7 lor x for the tine that theJ nsy d71e d.
# city eoush without having to 30 orct to H&lSsel
4tIees 10 c1os8 the river. Can't this bridge be
CON plet Cd immediately OCC1DkNT.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1e, $50
, 1870-02-13
WAUKEGAN,


Madame Cora James Again FoI1ed.
WArKE6AT, Ill, Feb, 19.-Tre un.oriou1 case Of
AtRe ssna1tnA P1octos, ala" Aadame Cors Jxnes,
r.. Ira 7. AunD, both OF Chicago, n Acton for
pied the couK1 here for the list week. Was 6nAlly
tett1td this rootnnF rhe tRlJ bringing II rerdc&
TOT MI. Mum. It has created Considerable excite
He1t Eeie, the EtnelAl feeling being IN favor Of
Nj, Mann.
, 1870-02-13

Boston, Feb 1a,-Anout noor. 70 d.1' clerk.
fnccfed coTu. cnot Cd, &nd 1onbed Of ss,se0 Ia
ne ett1y Of tic F1z Sa.,onat Daok, s:ate .tEse y
The rubber Wss captured By tcaU1atet a2o ~ VI
the mupeY recovered.
, 1870-02-13
Great HIitAit3%

BILLIARD MATCH.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Tht game Of billiards for the
chaup'o1 cup, l,s00 points up. In st. JAmes' H&ll,
lat night, between John Roberts, tho English
champion, And ". Cook. Jr. the iatt1r won BY liz
potntA The Pfincs Of II ales and eutt were pres
ent Only GO tickets were 1E1ued, hat there we're
$500 spectator.
1ELEGKAruIC.
yALEET1A, Feb. la-Ozln4 70 the rain ltoEm,
the lines 70 the eastward Att working With din.
Guilty.
COLD EkATHKR.
LONDON, Feb. IL Tho weather to-day u In
tenselJ cold throughout Europe. Il Paris the
thermometer WAS e0e below freezing. The EIne
u entirely closed Ia navigation
HrKNFTKp ASSASSINATION.
LONDON, Fob. 12-Degpatches received tonight
State that landlord in Kerry County Has nred
1t through window, wtile G1ttlng in hi pA1tos.
The ahpt did not take effect No arrests
THE kEH BtsuoF or ExErEH-
LokpoT, Feb. 1a.-The Fall Nall Gazette, tnta
eventng. u severe upon the ioxlneesJ Of tho Rev.
Iii. Temples disclaimer.
AgraziAn outragea in Ireland continue.
A
BpAfa.
1Hx ANTICIPATED cARLtsT CrR1a1i0.
MAna1p. Fab 12-1n the Coftes, TO- dsJ, senor
Riveto, In reply to question, and tho govern.
ment Was fully awarr ct the conspiracy ot the
Csrl11tA. Tho goyeTuNens knew Of their intro
ductlon Of atms, giving cut Of money, Ind ~
pointment Of ollcers. The government would dc
nothing until an outbreak actually occurred, be
Ing abunds1t!y able to crush 1t at once.
, 1870-02-13

pEoRfl, Feb. IA Ore II ret!n, on Thcfsdsy
pight, Destroyed tho large natn Q! L. F. Carey,
wih six nolfes and Two ncles- Loat, 4. 500; In
6rIance small
SorIu PAsR, IL. Feb, 12.-About 10 o'clock
Ih1r1day ai9ht dre w1s discovered IN The ha1-
, 1870-02-13

LoCny,1lx, Feb. 1.-THE President Of taa
OHIO River hrldge has noNctd tue Staia aud @a.
n,ctpal authorities Of Keutueky and ln1ihnA taat
Thursday, Peb,na1I IL, au1 for vahicles and foot
paaiea9er uatA March I, WAea tho Sraud anA
cSehfAron vii pe nAd.
, 1870-02-13
California IlemA

slx FRASc1sco, Feb. IA n,R 10. the National
Capitol, Manufactured entirely Of CA!losu'a siix.
Tne Governor bAa vetoed btu awarding dam.
sre4 to Hall and Gayrf+cp rnhi sheFs or tue eeces-
eton PAPER T1eala, destroyed BY mob ot aolascts
and CltiLeEA
, 1870-02-13

hc HassnchuAests Cons&nbulafY.
bosTok, Feb 12-1n accordatce with . IeR.e,s-
Nse tuGt, the Sta1e Police WA reduced snIi norc-
,rR' ,' 10 q meo, the Pte7,oua numpet nAstng been
, 1870-02-13

CL0sK OF TIE TKEEs{1N DIET.
BERLIN, Feb 1a-B.suA1k closed the sesston Of
the PrusBtan Diet, to-day. with 4 speech He re-
erestsd the sptnt Of oppontion shown in the
Upper Chamber, and promised m extraordinary
sesatou soon. He Eada no reference TO foreign
AnAtHA,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
FROM WORTHWHILE.

NOTHvILLE, Oct. 81, 1870.
The people in this section of the county are
busy gathering their corn, which yields but half
a crop.
Politics are almost dead, although Bill Cullen
wa. up through this section eectioneering for
himself. He made no public speeches, but went
to private houses and appealed to all the old wo.
men to influence their husbands and sons to vote
for him. He thinks if be is not elected the price
of eggs will be materially reduced, which will
tend greatly to injure the financial condition Of
the country. A great many repu blisans declare
they will not vote for Jones, and still further
declare they will no. vote for Bull
The Worthwhile Literary Association is still in
tourishng condition. Our president is c.
Curtis poet of considerable fame. Anna Dick
inson and Mark Twain are to deliver lectures
before the Association this winter. The Rev.
Daniel Bedee delivers a lecture in opposition to
Adventism this evening.
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\ CELEBRATION.-Whcn the track was laid
across the public highway between Mr.. Hsag
and A. T. Armstrong; farms, in Serena Town.
ship, and the firstlocOmotive-th B. ]. Wells
Crossed over, Mr.. A. and number of his
nelghbors had quite a celebration. A cannon
was fired, speeches made, toasts washed down,
&c. The cars now run almost to the Fox
River bridge. The track is completed from
Aurora down to within about six miles from
the Fox River bridge, and in very few days
both ends will meet at that point
Mr.. Force informs us that the road is still
in the hands of the contractors, where it has
been from the commencement and that it will
remain there until it is completed and in run
ming order to Geneva, all reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding. The new depot here
was raised on Thursday and will speedily be
completed.
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the best Office at His disposal. and which he
never could have secured hut for Mr.. Cooks
most earnest efforts. 1t seems to be true that
Mr.. Cook, although not one Of the original par
Elephants in the crime of releasing the lien of
the government ON the Union and Central Pacif.
ic railroads, if he voted for the act of 1860 did
aid in extending the benefits of that crime to
several other roads, and did reward his predeces.
sor, Mr.. Norton, IF he voted for the act of 1864,
and it is presumed tina: lie did with the best Of
flee he could command.
1t is, l submit, quite fair TO presume that the
only reason why Mr.. z. did not vote for the act
of 1864 is that he did not get chance to DO so.
1t is quite evident that between Mr.. Cook and
Mr.. Norton the great crime has been helped to a
contamination. They have used their Offices to
help themselves and each other by helping the
railroad companies steal from their constitu-
ents.
Mr.. Cooks answer to the fifth question was a
genuine dodge. He said, Mr. Grover had evil
IDENTIFY misapprehended the manner in which
such treaties as Mr.. joys were ratified" With
| this remark the honorable gentleman dismissed
the unwelcome subject.
As to voting for Schnecks bill, Mr.. Cook con.
fessed that he did vote for it, because, he said, if
he had not voted for it somebody else would and
it would have passed any way. But he said
he intended to clsmor for something better
| next winter" We shall see how much a "cla-
NOR" Cook will make, and in whose behalf
the clamor will be. Keep your ears open, y We
constituents! Don't mistake the railroad bond
holders and iron mongers for your constituents.
Or look when you clamor,be sure you don't "cla.
NOR" for offices for your relatives, nor trade the
| ballots of your constituents TO John Logan for
tbs district attorneyship; nor your influence to
Mr.. Joy for Cherokee lands, instead of clamor-
ing for trade, or revenue tariff, or reduc ton
| Of the taxes \. j. GROVER.