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E2reial pttusteh to The Chlcaxa Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct s.--A melancholy and fatal &C.
Cil-ciA, shtxlsiuy case occurred he;e this 1upru-
lrlr. AE. 4. L Wilcox. travelling agent tor TIE
christian IEton, from the house OF J. u. Fort &
Co, ot New Iolx. while cobselslug with several
la.!!es and gentlemen IL a pirate room, was re-
ta1n2 ths sSery snd sus's s o. onQ man t;s hs
revolver illustrate his story. placed IT against
bis head, when II suddenly went Ut, and Wllcnx
stanty expired. His folks live n Lltchdt:s Ct.-
10 whom the sad intelligence Of hts death has
been kent,
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soldiers, 'Kcunfon-s:cs,crns: :LoEans

SPECIAL Desrateh to The Chlcaso Tr'hanc.
ArRoRS, ILL.,, Oct s--Thc Thi1x-stxth ReCt-
nen, Il!uc1s Volunteer Infantry held their at,-
pual RI unl1n here to-day. 4 large number Of the
soldiers amt their friends ifum this AMI adj
joining counties we're Present Af,e: trans
ac,lnE their usua! business. the soldiers
&IjsutneA 10 the Fttch House. wh-:e
dinner. tDasts, and good cheer we've the
p,t.er fox so1De hours Speerhese ~erc 'u1f lv
General Logan, Colonel }. $. Wilcox, AMI l;es.
pr. Forester. Tits eyeEirg General / 41a1 all
dressed large audience Ia the cisy Hall upon
the political questions Mt issue IN this cansass- Hc
held hts large audience Tor asbut two hnur5, an,a
he enfhustas1n manifested tadlcatcd that the
Fox RIVER Valley wi! give the usual Republican
fnA for1fF.
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Cincinnati IicHuSs

teLf ,.irr meeting sc-nlcns At the N2tlo.al
Theatre. M Repnolicans held 4 mecEne: also. At the
c1u1, Street siaskes s'lqnsr: was;a $3.50: ~ 10:
Es,,nnl The campaign has been unusually a11.t*
scrE1 i,l :ee Third District. where exciting Dis,
eu. sicns have .aken plsce between scaenrS and
t.s11,nf.Il cst;,7c out larse c1oTus Of pe0p.H.
, 1870-10-10
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

Fer Representative In Congress for the STATE a,
LatEe, General JOHN \. LOGAS.
SAFE Treasurer, E.sAST6$ y. BATES.
S,I,r..a:ealesti Ut Paalic Instruction, NEWTON
tsATENAS.
CHll.ss!.TarEs OF the i'enteufiay, ELMER
MAsuEtfS and EASFAti nCrZ
, 1870-10-10

salt LAKE I. T., oct s.-Aa9os y. r oMey
Deputy Pes:nas'st, ana ,,,s assseistsa'
While drunk, entered the editorial
room Of the Herald, locked the .foor, and tried to
shoo. E. L. Sloan. one OF The el!!ots o. tas Her
ali. ftf ct.ucistnE hts dispatches aad coaduet,
fnrpnch thc columns OF his paper.
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upon her. On Wednesday last, BIZ four T., -.
scholars. named James CoGsweii, Jeyem1ah -! -
Daniel KellkeF, anu John Coffee, who xsr. 'aa
rested for murder. "sA1 l.
Bos10N, Oct. ga man known as Rev 1,,.
g. Green, Gilas Rev. VI. II. Cullston, Wi arr;
In Mid.evtle, tt, to-lay, By R:st,3 tes.-.f.r*'i ~
on CHARGES Of committing forgestes n thu p9..n::
STATE for trial - S-sA:
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ILLINOIS,
Adams County Nominntion*.

Special Det7atch to The Ctieaso Tribune.
Qr1ScT, ILL, Oct. 9.The A,3arus County Rep1b-
aEd nominated ty acci!matlon The following
ticket: For Representatives, Col X TX. Jnaes.
II. $. usborp, Robert Isankin, anti T. l.. HoStlpn !;
Sheriff. Fred Dtckhut; Clct6- $. J. Marley; scoFo-
ctF hi 4. 4, Marks.
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Fire.

SAsHrA, =. a., Oct. 5.-A tre yesterday after
noon destroyed Henry Holte's building. occupied
hJ the Globe Printing Wu1EI ant NASHUA Sa.!
Iron Company. Loss soous sl3,0eo: pa:t.allj IT,
eufed.
, 1870-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

Especial De.rsstf to the Sew York Timet.1
= LONDON, Der. s.-COEreslNntfence f:pn the
headquarters Of the PEus=ia1 King states that all
the enns :o- :he siege Of pas:s arc IL r!Are and
ii aEo,hcr week the nssault will l,eyir- It's be-
uereh taLt tie assault will tcc.a on the annlrer-
sasy Of tec battle Of Letpstz t1s:h,. The Ger
mans cGuut on teicg IN the city Of
Paris ty the 13,t. They Eay not duI
:ha, task 50 casv, On the question Of
PROVISIONS holding cut, and respecting the sum-
cheney of ths1n, there il variety OF opinions In
the meanr1mc, the French are beginning to make
show ot successful resistance The departments
ase opposing, step by STEP the advance Of shc new
Frussan cs:rS now IN Toszes- The near mp
pruaeh 1t 1ht lor1L.s ct tombarIMens excites
universal rI+y aE.f .yn7sthg here Eloquent a,syo-
cstes o: rnv3atton IN papers like the Standard are
trying 10 mote tie Government to action. The
horrors disclosed astec the Siege Of S:rashaazg,
foHc1blk all :hest arpeals; hut the Ministry man.
ifests no intention Of MOVING, nnd the people
awctl the result Of an assault IL dread and anxt-
etr. In al eloqucat article this morning, the
Standard says. the Siege Of paris Is rot called fos
1t Il going too far.
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This is ,he apathctic aud llsewarm year
for the kepublicaus-aeing eqni-distant
i,etwccu tho last and next Presidential
election. The Democrats always turn ont,
whether the issues inyufvel are sulall or
great. This is mainly owing to marked
difference in the aims and aspirations of
the Two great opposing organizations. Ii
is exceedingly difficult TO get Republicans
.. 10 to the polls merely to elect men of
tleir own faith to subordinate offices, or
to keep Offices from falling into tho hands
of the Democrats. But Democrats will
turn out iu spite of wind, weather. or busi-
...s~ to sec;,re an office for partisan seek
RI thereafter.
Tho essential difference between the
:reutal structure Of the two parties in this
81 gard. NAV he thus stated:
The Republicans valne Office only as It
rtomotes principles audrneasures, while the
Democrats care little for principles and
policies except as they mid in obtaining Of
.ices. Tile chief end of the Democratic or
:;auization, and the purpose for which it i,
maintained in the North, is to obtain offices
anlllvc On taxes, feesanti eun!u.nents. They
arc she natural ''tax-eate,s" - Of the Ameri.
c.n lady polite. Hence they will swarm to
the polls. min OF shine aud rush to lucal
election involving nothing Int the posses
sion of few fat Offices, with almost 4:
,nnch elan as ut 4 great Presidential! coates
involving important national policies ant
constitutional problems.
, 1870-10-10

THE GAS QUESTION BEFORE THE CoUN-
ell.

Alderman Daggy and a1r, Billings, of the
West Silc Gus Company. upon the subject
Of an ordinance which is befure the Con,-
mon Council, relating to the service Of gas
to the city If We understand the facts Of
the case, the l>iee Of gas furnished to the
city is fixed by contract, end nj rates
authorized l'y the Common Council
Whether the c:'y Government pays too
much OF TOO little per foot Of gas Is not an
"rIn question. That cannot be changed |
now by my ordinance the Common Council |
Can pass The number aud location nf the !
street lamps are Gsed Ly the Board
of P1t'lic Works and the Coiuluou
Council md not by the gas con-.
pany. and VIC ss.ploe. tie demand
for ,lcSa gas lamps. is Ola: limited ''y the
want Of service pipe Il s.er> he an -
cess in The nun3 :. - a.ret: iasn,,E. IKE |
city is responsible, ',ut VIC question "arsaer |
the pul'lir will approx: ;iie economy that
would extinguisa H.; lamps nos III use, OF
would rrul,.i,it the erection ,'e amy new |
ores. 1t is sn:.1, a1su. that Inc iinle-table
1.v which the larIs are lighted aaa s.-
tius7iisLad is confused system of !. an
,lc7s, but this is regulated by contract. .
,,,.. s;.,,+ T.. ,,,,,,e,a .,1..- ,<~
H., t;s',a t,,1,s -. ,,..,.r,.
;a~ H., oas c,,,,,,,,,i.s nu,;., r...,1,.
,icu directing tue Comptroller to c1atuiue
nrd re,ise the timetable would corert
.,,,tcv,r ,uav l,c wr,,:r i, tb;s u,,.sr
~. ,,,,;,,t !. made 4,,st IN s,.,no othor
,;,;oe tbo <.,s, ri ,;.,,t;,, +,,o .+,o,,. ,o,,r
:. IT,. .,,a,, =, t,.;,a'., q, f,r ~
~; = ~ II. .,s A.. 80. vii e..
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W r. e"o.: ' ~ .s..,
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s.s 49,. '.-1a. aa., -. 49,.
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n:..s, T.,s r,;,a H.. w. IN.
Ill.,. 49,, - -. .,a.,.,
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| ...,;
| hcase ~ eoAs'ssseA' A. o'o.S rAoA.a''o
ihah at inc I,.lce ae receives III LIZ west
| l's1"lon, wsefe 1of 1hans n'ffeS VI 1hpe he
hes no olnef c'hsnnera than inc limp
posts. anu iof olnes 'n'se'' "aese LIS l'f.Sa'c
! service e'oes i''' eScteu o'e uo"se per t"cA'
| LIE hla'eh @eae 'ae 'eah'sc - l. inHe u p'le
serving "h's the t'''1le lamps, IS muen
greater 1haa the 4s'ss'ase VI a n!''e u pipe.
whefe every .''tect 1t'efe'@ a cohsIu'ef, rs Ii
:Ae case III la,1!a'i"ll'a'a. lhe rll'':s'ae'pata
Gus Works deliver thsee us'slion feet o. gas
per night. though the nun:''er Of miles Of
pipe laid is mol s;;ssHti:7 IN e1eess Ct that
la1d IN Chic.'E'. lhe ft'lsfseiI'hn work.:
lind consumers ior sat s1:ss gas: Willie III
, 1870-10-10
SPAIN.

LONDON, Oct. s.-A Nadz1J correspondent o. 1ns
sd states that the three thousand troops promiaets
DeRodas, for Cuha, cannot be sent On ACCOUNT Of
the Ecarclty Of money.
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; e, da.sa G', ,M y: -: ., r,;;f i. a,,oaucca
,'s :n.s tcu,,nit,.e-
r:ss,ns:l ,. ~ .Isi ias-S vii % srcst rs tsaws:
Nasru.t. A.aaas. ocst.sr y, = T. m
n..t ornu vt ..;.ax ,niy =. a;,,,:.css, iy
sh:. crn:r ',te~:;
.;,caE as .os!rxs: " '
anna; snna M,:n'.as. oe;nsss Ss, IT,;
nan. WM. j.. FIERCE, nrpub::can ecr,,,,sa:e
10! statc sens1os' Eiehteen1h ossts'es' "'a SPEAK
charnaeen. oe,oncr 10.
El";o*'; 3T1e'rs =. Yc,n,,,c,n c.ra,,s,c ,or
Ccnsre:s IN The Tenth Congressional D.s9!cf, VIII
flssH q i"il9Ws: rs,. o,.,,>o-,
bunker lii, tuesday, October II.
PENNSYLVANIA. OHIO. INDIANA. AND
IOWA.
As an evidence OF the lack OF special
Interest in the elections this fall, VIC pre-
s1tne that it had not occurred to quarter
of our readers that an election In four
great States takes place tomorrow; but
it is nevertheless trre that Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Indiana. and Iowa elect Congres-
sional. legislative, and county tickets on
Tuesday, and State tickets IN all but the
first named fennsylvania will elect
twenty~tour CongEess1nen, Ohio nineteen.
lndlana eleven. and Iowa sa1- Total, sixty,
OF one quarter ot the next House OF hep-
re'entat1Ves. LIE canvass, rs Whole, lbs
beea lanGu'dlr conducted IN all OF those
States: " both parties, anu the probabilities
are 'hat a comparatively light vote will I've
Il -
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poxx.Y. Oct, s, ria LoSpos, Oct. SIT Is H.
c,orr,, trrTc cntra that Prtrce Kong has bsea
murdered.
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NV ORLEANS Oct s.-The deaths by Se!lox
feTer yestc1d8y were nine.
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Fcrcr ut New Or2cnas-Po-

SKw ORLEANS, Oct. s.-Stuc yellow fever deaths
yesterday. x,, .-...,,,, 80
The bal1otinG of the Rfpubncaa Conveadoa OF
he Erst District has npmins;et1 F. E Dumas fer
Congress.
, 1870-10-10

The Phi1adelphia North .imtrieaa is
enthusiastic over the revolution IL ship and
hoat-l'u'hling, whereby iron is 10 l.. used
Instead Of wool, md claiu1s that pi;lalel.
t.h;a will be The great centre Of Tint iu-
ilus.7y hereafter. II points to The fact
that iron is rapidly surcrseIiay WOOD in
lie construction ot caual boats on all the
Pennsylvania c,nals, and also in the con-
st,nesion Of hasgee. ferry Euats, and
s,slcr craft. The -Nerth american, with
c,uel fnrce. tells the wooden ship-bui:.lers
# MIME that: il the construction Ut iron
vessels and boats of all kinds. Penn
sylv4,,ia will ask fur. uo dsawbackS."
This is. aiding insult TO ill.,
:my. The entire industry Of
wooden ship-bnilsiins has been de-
sttoyea. except for the coasting trade,
i,y the tariff of which the Mime Repre-
scntatises md Senators bare been tho
:are,nost defenders. Ewing crushed t.at
industry, tle PENNSYLVANIA pzotcctionists
;.e ezs1lting over tAe fact tlat, hy the mid of
tie votes Of Maine. they hava the moaopn-
ly Of constructing the iron vessels which
art to lisriace wooden oaes i'll the coast
ing trAde.
The construction Of iron vessels, canal
| l.oats, raiiroa1 cars, and snrious other
| vehicles now ,naleof wood, Is a great stride
| in economy. But the first requisite il to
| give the iron ship. buat, nnd car-huil,ler,
cheap iron, and this can only he done by
I inn r4-afa So
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The demand for good he'd roller has not,
~ get, been supplied. 4 dozen years since, =
few we're made At Norris. hut then no one
San:ed IN iron roller, for not one farmer in
thousand had ever seen, much fets used, ona
Vow the value Of this implement ia fully cou-
cedtd, aud the farmers arc reAdy to invest In I
good, efficient iron roller. There were several
On the ground, sou,~ inside Of plank s,a7ea
, 1870-10-10
KANSAS,

<tocK hip1ncnts-Fkhiiroad Earns
y--SinEntnr Accldcnf-
ltutJnlo-IIsdlAt1 1.1ff0iFS-Fo14ttcass
, 1870-10-10

ThE- Ess,ich agriculture has alreadr lost Inote
tLan ltus thous.Ed millions IN the Department.
, 1870-10-10

directed several divisions against the E9t anu
FnI:th f1uSStaa Corps. on The fiSnt bahS o3
ne Mcseile Rive., The can1onale was Severe.
The LOSES 1t Runner ant Of the Ienta Corps
a.uoury to 100 ceu, ami those Of the Third Cosp4
/. ls0 tueu.
ToCas, OF. s.-At<lces frcm FaE!s state that
government. -a1,stli-s have been Withdrawn isutn
The opera AZ, theatres. anil all su>h establish
slents haye III eE closed
GAMRE11A's K$CAFE.
LILLE, OCT. s--Gamnes;a Is te2or;ed to aaSe
1ua.le his escape from Paris us balloon. and IS
LOW al AE1ieas-
ARorSp rAR1s.
LoSrnS, Oct* S.-A telegram 10 the 1i'nes.
la:e.l Berii9, II a. m. says thar on the hill be-
| tween Seyres anu ST. Cloud batteries OF Siege
| su1s have eeea pl3cta. \ mPstsr battery al ST.
c!oud ,ereatens the neistooshoo1 OF E'ss:au
| FIELDS. ....
| Tbs French 1eoccaps yfIe Jalt-
The eas:erty w.nds continue IN aiding the Pa
| ;I-lan acFunau:s-
1rEx1Ss or1s1oS.
Rukkln writes that Prussia pasaes her success
100 iar. ste should conce.le an armlsuce, and
oseg terms, II possible, to French honor.
TIE Et.Ec1Ioss.
Nothing viii he Lecllt1t about the elections un-
| I'll the Cpuacil meets 1u-morTps We saaI nave
rews from PALS to the'th- Ga1roetta is expeeses.
here to-z1oTow-
fights,
ScEs from ChsIons 70 The 7ih states that the
| F5aucs-rtteu1s were defeated at Ahbis-
one huni7ed AMI thirty rrusslan hosseneu
captured sixty Of the FEeuca AID man: horses.
i despatch received from the Mayo. Of Arthc:
nay states tnas 500 Franes-s:ren1s had driven
back force Of Prussiaus-
VIGOROUS csSSoSApE-
yKRsAhlIs Oct. =, ria Lospos, Oct s-Tnt
| French maintain vigorous ca1noaadtng Of hi
P7nssAn outrosts.
oFfpsxp 70 IHK wAA.
Especial Ec4patch to the New York It1neAl
Fs,1s letter OF the sd says the document
found In the imperial archives, and published b.
the provisional government, show conclnsyel
I inst the people Of France were opposed 70 th
war. Letters from the Projects Of department
| establish the fsct% ..
tsrxa1 peep4tsh 70 the Sc. York Wo1td-I
GENERAL BCRxSsDE.
LONDON, Oct. S--1t Is said General Burnside
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Absolutely none phdtever From tie be.
ginning 10 the end of the vo,ume, there is
not a paragraph, not a line, not rord eren,
except Lady ByRoN's o,on statement, uhich
presents any, facts not perfectly toeU kno,on to
the public long before Mrs. STOWE meddled
in tie matter. The whole book is simply
mars Of differences, all more or less destitute
of probability, and all entirely inconclusive.
For instance, Mrs Stowe asserts that Lord
BYRON must have been guilty of some UNI
unusual immortality, because he failed TO de-
mand judicial investigation of the quarrel
between himself and Lady BYRON. But the
same argument would prove Lady BYRON
also guilty for She too. failed TO demand.a
similar investigation when all England was
ringing, as Mrs. Stowe shows, with accuse
tions against her of unwifoly and cruel con.
duct II is said, too that Lord BYRoNs bit
ter remorse and hatred Of his wife proves
his outlines. Outlines Of what? Surely,
libertine, such as no is said to have
been, would rot have felt any os.
pccal regret or fear for one intrigue
more or less The fact that Mrs LEIGH was
his half sster would not have troubled him,
since it did not, according to Mrs. STOWE,
prevent him from seducing her IA to what
SHELLEY says, Il proves the reverse of guilt
He calls the friendship openly displayed by
Lady BYRON for Mrs LEIGH "a decisive con
tradiction" of the calumny Mrs. STOVES
effort to explain away this manifest
alton of friendship like her attempt
to break the force Of Lady BYroS's let.
tcrs. published in tho QEa1ttr'y Rc.
eit,r, is utterly futile. Even if it were
occoaicncd, MS she says, solely by a desire on
Lady BYRoN's part to screen Mrs. LEIGH from
public censure. why should che be believed
in her subsequent attempt to undo the effect
of the artiiceY But the proof that there
was any artifce in this apparent friendship
depends entirely upon proving, in the frst
instance, that there was something to be con.
ccaled hy it, the presumption being that
there was nothing, 80 that Mrs STOVES
ingenious argument on this point falls TO The
ground
There is no necessity for analy2ing the re.
mainder Of this weak and trashy production.
AZ ~ NSAiSu hauS blNON 'lnuiSutcu5 put
ii should rather be called "A Failure 20
Vindicate Mrs HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE"
Without reason or motive, she put in circula-
ton the nastiest piece Of scandal that has
been heard for years and now, when called
upon to prove it. she falls back upon the
original fabrication of Lady BYRoS's mind
weakened by age and distorted by brooding
upon her wrongs, as If q repetition of this
fabrication were triumphant testimony to its
intrinsic truth. She has achieved notoriety.
it is true, but 1t is q notorlety of which no
respectable woman should be proud
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SUGARED DEATH.
The Fate that Awaits Those Who Eat Cheap
Csndy-The Pofsons Csed-Some Singular



Statemcnts.i
The adulteration Of candies in New York has
become Of late years alarming and in order to pro
duce cheap articles manufacturers are aduora,ing
with various extracts and substances which are
either injurious TO consumers, or a deadly poison.
Many children doubtless yearly sacrificed by the
absorption into their systems OF these denominations
inadvertently given BY parents. Terra alba, or
white earth, costing but ~ ecnts pornd is eIien-
sivcly used instead OF sugar, and iozengcs pro.
duccd by cheap dealers at rom two TO five cents
pound less than the cost OF sugar at wholesale. In
the manufacture Of gum drops glue Is used m ieu-
Of gum arabic, the former costing but a few cents
per pound and the latter about 40 cents. Verdigris
Tonka beans, Paris green, chrome yellow Berlin
each Of which is either a deadly poison, or very in
furious 10 the system.
The common method Of favorlng candies, IN order
TO produce them economlcall,, can be readily
counted for. PoIsons are much cheaper than genu-
Inc extracts. Peach lavors In candied almonds and
sugar plums obtained from fus oil, which IL
very poisonous. The bitter almond flavor Is crc-
stCd from unauthorized prussic acid pineapple isg
procured from very rotten cheese and nitric fcid.
Candies are made, purporting 20 he favored with
fruits from which no extracts can be obtained
are q means OF desoation In numbcrlcss households
The foregoing Is from n statement by Henry Mail
lard. who that ue article published In the NelO
York Herald Of Dee 81 was written In the interest
of lie cheap CANDY peddlers, and far as Maillard
is concerned was libel
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SUNBE .iAIS.

A Unitarian mission Is TO be established in
Psns.
A nephew Of John c. Calhoun is street car
conductor IN Charleston.
"A Kansas paper heads his local column with
the title, Fights aud Things"
An Indiana lawyer latey..quoted. Let tho
called Jade vince" and credited 1t to the Blblc.
j L. Schmidt, Of Vienna, has completed his
atlas Of the moou He has been at II thirty years.
Tho Berlin hreH:-Z.auNq pronounces Gen.
Butter " the greatest living American Statesman"
A Liverpool mock auctioneer has been sem
fenced 10 penal seryude FOR seven years or deaudur
a woman OF eos
The emigration Of Swcdcs 10 this country u
great that last year the population Of sweden actin
ally decreased.
A jealous husband in Memphis broke his
wfc's note, because he thought her beauty attracted
too much attention.
The first " legal hanging" has taken place in
Omaha. There have heretofore been suudry illegal
hnnriugs by Judge Lynch
In 1859 some workmen kindlcd a fire in a
Missouri coal mine 10 themselves and last week
IL was found still burning
So many men are very short" about this
time that Tom Thumb and Commodore Mutt have ceas
ed 20 ne curosities.
The city of Dubuque is raising a dollar sub.
scrpuon for monument to Its founder julien Du
buque, who died in 1910
The Eastern Railroad Company are fitting
NJ two new cars 20 convey the body u Sir reabo4y
nom Portland 20 Peabody.
A slrigAt-ot hand performer in Buffalo adj
vort'cs his entertainment OF THE Cyrlosca lyscho-
| manteum and Prismatlc Cornucopcaa"
a London thief returned a puloh.l nm
hr'la N tlis note; This runtgl4l Aas Irlir d
my koushcns ever sin stole HIM. W r."
"A correspondent Of Ia London T.'Ht CONF
plains that tho London Itnss wlrot insert announce
u.yts Of ic-ls with thc letter. q. |. b. nt the cud
There arc some disadvantages connected
with the Lyacn law IN kentucky II you nll to ham a
man thoroughly. he is apt 10 sue you Tor $500 ta.
ages.
The number of visitors to Mont Blanc a.
year was 1850 They consisted ~ i.J;, Fu-l.l .t
French, 22li Americans, and l,.Ji German, tDr ia-
| mainder being otyarious natiouaucs.
There is in existence an early edit 4
Douglas Jerrods amen Of Character" illustrated ~
W. NJ. ThackeraY. The pictures faG T. uo a.l..
| ingly bad"
AT colored meeting few nights ago.,
worthy brother, whose Tioiy exceeds ms lt,r'.us,
rather astonrhed hls hemers Nv quoting, dprna ~.
| horGton, from de 'plstle 90 81, Paul 70 ~ Nr>
| dams"
A young hdy from a boarding sctoplla M:
| made some rro-gtss In acquiring Italian, adJrc..
few words u an organ grinder IN her purcst ocr''
was astohshed at lecciyln. the following r,..u.'..
| 81 no speak lng.is."
-Blondn got stuck SIX yards from the ll"3
place while recently crossing theatre with ,ocl-
pele tight rope. The women screamed ., LED
from the house but attendant ssoed the er,ornSi
| and drew him In without hurt.
"A large Newfoundland dog in BnAalo, atcf
| watching for some minutes Aght between tvo lue
ours, suddenly caught up Of them by the ,nd
Toted OF with II, keeping firm hold upoa a,H Nu-l
| his angry passion had time 10 cool.