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WE hope the Legislature will
heed Gov. Hayes recommenda
ton, and give minorities rep
resentation in election boards.
The same recommendation was
made to the last Legislature,
but it was not to be expected
that the Democracy, who then
thought they were on the high.
way to a permanent majority,
would do anything to secure a
far election. Stufing ballot
boxes is their best hold in a
close contest, like the affair at
Portsmouth for instance. These
same ballot box suffers are
now contcsting the election OF
Hon. Elijah Glover to the
House, and bowling illegal
votes with holy horror. They
vociIerate against a vi8ibly
admiXed individual depositiug
a single ballot, while they,
themselves carry of the box
and stuff in a hat full Of Dem,
ocratic tickets.
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JehdtGf tile Democratic party
Watparty cannot afford toreSiSt
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battle against tie right Of man..
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take as itS basis tie mOtto-LB
ertV, Tfanternity and Eauality
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home for burial, was there taken sick with
the same disease, and died, also; and then
the father of the two went to bring their
bodies home, and he, too, was stricken
with the fever and died.
The other night, Mr.. Campbell and
his sister. Miss Campbell, Edward Pryor,
Michael Mcbride, and man unknown,
got into skiff to cross the Youghioheny
river, near Pittsburgh, Pa The boat COM
menced leaking when about the middle OF
the stream, and soon sank. Mr.. Campbell
and sister, together with Mr.. Pryor, were
drowned. The other two men were Win
great difficulty saved.
"A terrible tragedy occurred near val
paraiso, Ind, the other evening. MI;
Charles st. John, an old and respected
resident of Porter county, was shot through
the head, and almost instantly killed, by
rifle bullet fired through the window by a
Young man named George Lepher, VINO
sought to escape, but was pursued SO close,
", that he hastily reloaded his rifle and
shot himself in the head, producing instant
death. The young man was not YET TWEEN
ty-one years old. 1t seems he had former
" worked for Mr.. st. John, and little
misunderstanding occurred in the settle
ment of their accounts.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-01
Foreign Gossip.

London has taken a census OF her
newsboys, and there are 200 of them.
"A prisoner broke out of Hartford Jail,
England, recently, and swan across the
river with his handouts on.
The bronze statues Of the Emperor
Napoleon in Paris have been sent to the
foundry to be melted into cannon.
Eight FreLch prisoners in the fortress
of Mayence, who were bitten by mad dog,
expired there, recently, amid the most hor-
rible agonies.
In 1868 the railway companies of Eng
land and Wales paid f2S1 ,5SS compensa.
ton for personal Injuries, and G139,lS3 for
damage or loss of goods.
In the second regiment of the land
weir marched the fathers of 1000 children
This regiment distinguished itself at the
siege of Strasbourg. 1t must be borne In
over 1900 men.
The statues Of Sir Walter Scott and
Professor Wilson, in Edinburgh, have been
painted over with. black and white oil
paint. The magistrates have offered re-
ward of eco for such information as will
lead to the conviction Of the offender.
-Asniers, formerly q thriving village,
situated on the railroad about midway be-
tween Paris and the little watering place
of Engheim, and which at the beginning
of the war had population of six thou.
sand, is now reduced to fourteen inhabitants.
The number of inhabitants of Berlin
belonging to the reserve of Laudwhcr, who
have been called on for service, is $4,000,
or nearly five per cent. Of the population.
This, however is considered above the av-
erage of the whole country. More than
10000 of their wives, having no means Of
support, have to be maintained by the
city.
The exact number of houses totally
destroyed in Strasbourg during the bonn
bardment, is four hundred and eleven, and
about ten thousand persons were made
houseless. Seventeen hundred and forty
two non-combatants were killed and
wounded during the siege. Fifty-six fire.
men were killed in the city while endeav-
oring to quench the flames Of the burning
houses.
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Shall Nature Be Sustained !

To give facilitating medicines to the weak IL
about as sensible as it would be TO try to help
man to his feet by kicking him when he was down.
That sort of practice is going out of fashion. III
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If those who are not strong by nature expect 10
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to acquire the vigor necessary to resist 1t.
How is this to be done? Common sense sug
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The great object is to STRENGTHEN THE sYsTEh
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vigorous condition of the physical system, pro-
notes also that cheerfulness which Is the truest
indication of a well-balanced condition OF all the
animal powers. :. :,
Summer leaves both the body and the MIND
more or less exhausted. Now IL the time TO re-
cruit them and thus forestali the maarious fevers
and other complaints which PROSTATE so many
thousands every Fall.
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and have the fat quite hot when the chick
en- is put in, SO it will brown readily.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-01

EVERY SATURDAY.-The illustrations in
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Shell: Shooting Canvas-Back Ducks on Chesa-
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-01

The cities of California rank as fol-
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PRUssIxG's White Wine Vinegar IL a most
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Capt. George husband, of Springfield,
has been appointed State Librarian of Iii
nois, pice Rudolphe Rummel, deceased.
Tho Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Of In
diana has elected "A. II. DcWolf, of Vim
Cenncs Grand Master; DR.. L. II. Berry, OF
indianapolis, Grand Secretary; and James
A. Weldman, of Kokomo, Grand Repre-.
sentative.
A st. Louis dispatch of the 18th says
the total number of lives lost atthe bridge
accident at st. Charles, Mo-, on the 18th,
was nine, not sixteen, as previously re-
ported.
The trial of George Vanderpool for the
murder of Herbert Field, at Manistee, Mich,
September 8, 1869, closed at Kalamazoo
on the 18th, and the case was given to the
Jury at 3 80 p m. A verdict had not been
rendered up to II o'clock. A Detroit dis
patch says:
This is the second trial, and 1t has occu-
pied twcnty-six days. The defendant,
VanderpOol, Is charged with having killed
Herbert Field, his partner in the banking
business at Manistee, In the western part
of this State, i'm their banking house, on
Sunday, Sept. 8, between II and II o'clock
.. m, leaving his body in the bank until
after 10 o'clock that night, and then throw
ing 1t into the Manistec river. Fields
body was found on the shore Of Lake
Michigan, about thirty miles north of
Nanistce, ten days after he disappeared,
with two large cuts in his head. Wander
pool was arrested three days after Fields
disappearance, charged with his murder.
The evidence against Vanderpool was en-
tirely circumstantial, but very strong. He
was tried at Manistce in February, 1870,
convicted, and sentenced to the State Pris-
ON, solitary confinement, Tor life, highest
penalty for murder in this State. A new
trial was applied for and granted, with
change OF venue to Kalamazoo, which Is
now Just concluded.
The jury in the Vanderpool murder case,
q Kalamazoo, Mich, after being in con-
sultation for twenty-five hours, announced
70 the Court, on the 10th, that they were
unable 70 agree on the points Of the EVIL
, 1870-01-13

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TEMPERANCE.
Meeting Lsst Eveptng-Forna Of Petition for
the Enforcement of The sunday Law
Lecturc By a Reformed
InehFtaft.

The sr1ends Of temperance, irrespective q
organization. met In open meeting, al Temperance
Hall, No l68 South CLARK street, last evening
The large hall wAz well tued, and a good deal pj
eutnua1Asn prevailed. The exercises consisted oi
speeches, readings. and sougi, al Of which were
calculated 10 impress one with the virtues OF q
temperate life, and the horrors which inevitably
follow IN the train OF the druntard. The meeting
was ooened with singing and praTer, when the
Secretary stated the object Of the meeting, which
Rss, IN brief, The advaucement Of the cause Of
temperance. He wanted thc people educated up
10 The roInt Of prohibition. and sooner or lA.ar
hoped 10 see ih1s objec-,otal prohibition-ac-
being clrculated, BY which It was thsught 70 nc
compu=h the cionng Of saloons on sunday.
Blank pe;1tions were then cIrculaled BY the
dozen, RnopG the audience, all OF whom we're
ulged to procure signatures 70 the same. The
peutonA arc headed as 1ollows;
rs pet!,o9 ths uadsTaf3sd sitI.sn. ef Ghs..o.
s5.t a. e, r ;Ps
f.1 e;
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due,ivs Il kess DECENTRALIZATION awiezaness md s.1-
sasss .e1us f. b. se.sa On the
delivered By Il Il Pogson. late Of TIC Brooklyn
iidetaole cultivation, and an otatoF Of no mean
ntnr Bis atorees was Cne Of exhortstlon
s fno epp
rrtves man Of reason, and converts him into a
demon. LIE fs1d strong uslnk had found him In
1ght to tue ritter END. Ie sad It WAS sad to note
me nAny Eoole intellects hela n sub
, 1870-01-13
c6RnAER'S lkquE3TS.

Coroner Cleaves proceeded TO the house Of Mr..
LaDttrmau, No ISL South Robey 6treet, yesterday
MierEoor, and after selecting Jury held an In-
1uett on The Temains O.: Mrs LanteTmah and her
aou Franz, eleven months old, who died on Tues.
day from the Effects Of burma cauHed by tho ex.
ploston cf lamp containing gssollpc. 1t appear
ed from The eE:deoce tnat sHe had lighted the
lxn snd then went fer d cup, containing the
re- Of PGSfOs I'D so
me lamp on tle door near the Dire and
9o In the Dafa fsseor sniIea she
ieok mp the lamp. INTENDING to throw it out Of
doors. bu, the nanes hnrt Cd her hands 80 that
a1ier ihe Explosion % sooi p!sce, ssa.eapg % Ai the
alaEs IN The w,rdowe, tearing the plaster on Of
tne eel irg. and burning her And the child ter1t-
second nusr, lushed into The room. and, after
carving The children out, vim the assistance OF
so@e 1e'shsoTr sueseeded H. smotasrug me
VERDICT IN aecordG. ca With the facts, The other
cmtlo' aged stars, though badly burned, Is yet
a boy named Herman fIumpel' was run over
BY wagon loaded w1'h dirt yesterday. and almost
instantly KILLED. The wagon Waa left Rtaudlng BY
vb1 he went into hou,e 10 gel its Is whip. % Hmm Hmm
pei had ceen requested by him 10 get upon rhe
load and hGtd the reirs until nc returned. The
boy had scarcely done 60 ~feu the team started.
The sudden lott c2uted him to fau forward to the
glocod, and the wheels passed OVER his chest,
cltAp!bR II n. ne mas mother IN destlfnta c,r-
friend. last summer. whlle Cunning ia The Caiu-
met River. The Coroner neid an Inquest, aud the
jury rendered. verdict tina. death VAS accidental.
PolIceu m Simmons, Of the Lake street M 1ad
four I'D baby, sbont days cid. yesterday
Ef1pirE I, on the steps OF No. al3 Madison 9treal
TIE Ceroner xns DoIi1ed ard beld an inquest.
A sGlo1ct thpt teath resulted from natural causes
w2s rendered by the Juty.
TIE Coroner held an iuqnest, yesterday IN nornIne,
c0mnlltt d Suicide 2t No. 6S 1ndlanA street, on
Monday hight, and the Jury rendered verdict
IN accordance with the YnctE.
An toqHest WEB helt at tue County Hosnta1, yet
te.d , af,eTo o0r, on the body Of August We1zald,
- o died from the effects OF inhalilR gas Ut the
q. bert House On Sunday evening. The tury
reLoefed q verdict that death resulted from
nfx ri