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MINNESOTA,
Upper H1tssaA~trpt Tnyigatton--Sul-
cfdc OF n PrtutcE-EEcckton Returns

Upper s1issaa~trpt Tnvigatton--SuI-
cfdc OF n PEtntcr-EEccGton HctuFAs
-Arresa OF CounscrfestcrE.
hreeil pesrsteh 1, The caleass Tribune.
ST. Patti Alnn., Soy. 99.-NaytgaIiou rematns
nren With eood stage OF wn,c:, and fen boats
aIe su! running. The liver has remained open
exception.
EdMAN =: saory, = printer, killed himself on
Saturday night, at Dnlltn, by shooting himself In
Inc head with small pistol wnile taboring uuder
NJ of deltriam produced br drink, Hts mother
and sister live ~ Appleton, Wis
nNclat returns give Mark II. Dunueu 1,1o9 ma.
lortt, for Eonercss Ii the FRS, District Aveselin
Ens}ot1ty n the Second District u officially De.
clafed TO be 6ls. The sote Of several precincts In
frontier counties Vas not counted, In consequence
Of tntor1nattF. The votes Thrown ont would nare
Iiyen Aseiell 3,s6s majority.
TIE Shes;h q wihunA County brought to ST
Fau, last night. for cxamtnadon betoTo TIT
United States Commissioner, three men nffesre4
for !" showing" counterfeit money IN Winon.
County. Their namLa are George and Frnn}
Wells AID John Ccyle.
Peter Sycr son, swede, wAs crushed 10 death
Yesterday, BY pile Of lumber failing upon HIM
!ted Wing,
, 1870-11-30
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
I1onrL Of Health.

4tVA1A vi 2tEl9lu-
regular meeting Of The Board OF Health was
he.h yesterday afternoon. The President, Dr..
Jvb: IIn. IN The chair.
The report OF Joseph Lane, Health Ou1cer, wA4
rec.,tct,. showing that Isl nu1sanccs hav. been
abated dutlnE tho week eocIug November q6.
The report OF the Acting Sanitary Supcrtntend-
ert. u. Ja4ascn, showing the mer1ality lor the
wtts, Nas tutrthi1ted. Among the principal
clusvs 81 death were the selloTtng:
AcsiH"nta, =: aportcxy. o. Consumption, S;
cohTut,'ons. :: cf..ur+ -: uphth1tls, S; typno!i
fever. 6: hehrt d1eehse, /: pneumonia, s. Total
Death .s- iienlatnEe biEths. I, still birthR, Is.
1"at.- for plrrcdiog week in 1870, s.; H.
Crrae4', 10.
TIE rsea1est morality occurred among chill
.trcu uter year Of age Of y HON Il died. he,
tive. I a~d theJc were Is, anu between 20 mud
81, - There wtre II males una u females.
fhe Superintendent cHlctf the attention OF TIT
tckrd To The complaints Is tu The manner tn whict
tnu tcarrucrr Htlrk wks 4lunR. Several sanitary
Inspectors tepOsttd ErrHt negligence IN thelr Ills
trttA The cxet ffttt condition Of the strccts ans
slttte at thr present ttne rendered. the failure OF
tLr part Ct The c7ut, ac1ors without excuse.
WIS natter Of great luIplrla0ce that this woTi
stuut liz we'll dcue, before the tiual elosinR In O
wtutrs. 1ht rerotI IVES accepted, aud, On mo
hon, the IfrAlth Onlcer was instructed to AR.
for Contractor Wight, and see to It that he va
bstNEaf 10 Z 6ensc OF his obligations
Tn. hoRid then adjourned.
, 1870-11-30
MISSOuRI.
Annual Meeting OF tho state Dortis
cultural Soclcty-Rcports Submit.

sreeisl Dcrpaseh TO The Chicago Tribune.
ST. JesErH, Mo y, Nov. se.-Thc annual meeting
Of the Missouri State Horticultural Society, this
year, wAs held at this place By invitation Of the
local horticultural society. The session wzs
opened at p. N. to-day, President Or u. claR-
reit In the chair. Prayer by Rev. c. J. yanae-
yenfer; address Of welcome by Allen Il. Tol1es,
Of the local society," In which he characterized the
rnoe1ins q the State Society In this remote part
Of the State ~ labor Of love, for he be.
lievcd not many emcluments attached To the
onlees, D5, C1seEe.t replied in few well.eaosen
remarks. Reports from the Vice Presidents were
thea read. u. n voriea, from the Seventh Con-
grcssional District sent in his report, himself b.
ing unayoidAhly abfcnt and cnRaGed as counsel
for The defence In two murder trials taken 70
Clinton County bv change or venue. Vice Frcsi-
dent Q. u. rieAr. OF The Eighth District, sent u
hts report, which was read. G. S. Park, Vice
Frcsiaeut TT m the Sixth District. rekd very full
and interesting rerott. whicn vii occasion some
discussion. Thus Tar these reports indicate very
H+nefal partial failure Of tue tFn1 crops In Ms.
aouft, except tie grape, Which, although injured
hg the fFosts OF April 1e and II. yet bore ret1
good crop. IN maur tussacces as much as vas de
fifable-
The meeting tE quite fn1!. some members fsom
Atop. Ill, acA Kansas being preteut No doubl
the meeting viii be full Of interest aud prodt.
, 1870-11-30

NEW YoRk, Nov. s9.-u. E N1k1nz, u ieweller
With Miss Jennie Boyd, whom he Afterwatds re-
turned to uet father a Groenvtllc- MI. Boyd
wilkins, in remorse, swallowed doso Of laodanum
and II now Dying.
BOSTON, Nor. a.-ChRsies 3. White, n yea:s OF
s3e, sou Of Christopher c. White, hrtug ut No.
, 1870-11-30

The auction sale Of oil paintings, In the Palmer
House, corner state and Quincy streets. Jcst1-
d., was . gratifying success. lev p.!oangs
the catalogue, tu8t from the studios OF the nost
celebrated aftisn in Amenca, will be cloeed out
positively thla evening. This u tho lAN chance
fct nne oil paintings At at: uo7-
, 1870-11-30

The SUCCESS Ct this Institution has enabled the
Hoard Of Directors to engage the very best talent
ct this country tor It's Professor. and they are
now arranging for the services oi tne nes s3at
ID eIpec,cd Il au early day. To parents desiring
thorough musical .dueason foT .aeI ,xsn sn'loIso n
psr1icularn address or call ut the Secretary
once. No. Opera HcusA
, 1870-11-30
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
MARIE SEEBACHS

Great SuccesH Of y Great Actrt>s! Suporo
Actlna. Unique Art.
Mr. Garrison Akes great pleasure IN annon7e'n1 thai
he hAs effected m arrangement which WV
enah!e him 20 rtve. on the Nturn Of AApAAEE
takt, plae%. A. foilo.s: THURSDAY. ,Deermhe1 l.
berdh Z celebrated drsms.
VALERIE: or. The 1stlnd Orphan.
MARIE Sk EBACH ~ vAL!ERM. TIE Blind Orphan
htist tas Ply. A'NE. sEEhACM ~ 4'eaan HI
BILL. tLie Glo,fr' FRIDAY. DeeemRcr+ hy uni.
ven4l dtmsnd, Goethe'e sublime eftstloo. FAUSf,
with Gsat Gu hneia1Mz H,3t;. H,Mx. sEEBAcH; In ber
Lat Might. SATURDAY KvhhISG.
After many week. preparation shsksoeate's
KOME0 AND Jt12.lET.
y = A. a.LoE r. .r
circle 50 cents. Box Office open Tuesday morning NJ
, 1870-11-30
Pigeon Shooting.

NEU1L N11CHEA
ltn nee Slshys the prt sent hpltief OF the Prairie
Cluh Stale 1ntcal, hayluR betn challenged by Pc
TIT Schuttler. names Monday afternoon next, 1t
l'eAser FAtE. As the time and p;act for the match.
". r. M,iligan viii shoot match iur the clnO
lur1*
, 1870-11-30
MARRIED.

JnHNStlE-FECk-In wankeEau, Nov. g. BY Rev.
e. +. Sfatttdke. Esbe& johnson, ot Denver, ColurA
DAYlS-RESSO-1n this city, o. the 9Th Last bJ
Rev. II, v, Thomas. Ar. John 4. pavL and Mis-
Clara 8. Rcnpo.
, 1870-11-30

F. Schlcilcr i Co.'s tot San Fran.
lnfacrlOu IN bttnK able to recommend this brandy
10 my me,:ica1 brethren as q pure wtne bsandy.
hee from ull adu1rrations and sub:t1tut!ons Of
otter Erinta or davortngs. CaAs. 7. Jackson,
Stale Astayet for Massachusetts,
HENRY e. SCHMIDT ! Co., IS Beaver street,
New fork. sole Eastetn Agents.
, 1870-11-30
Hoyuandu.

Do nat tuf'c1 from dyspepsia and kindred ILL.,.
Go at once TO olmendsH gymnasium, No. 80 LII
SAiIe street, adopt systematic course Of eKeE-
ctse, and 80 Put Ill the organs Of the body IN
healthy acilou. Such exercise Is excellent for
hcnIth. aud ehnuld be sdopted by ALL
, 1870-11-30
billiards.


Tae 1e,lowi |, ,etalls Of tie match between DO
er. ~ u Ar. juhu D-try, played IN san Francisco
~. >4:ut.y .scIiuy last, arc taken izon me To-
E,,It. lenJ,dth.
~, ;sLr' ADV sner 70 1he table and BANKED for
.a S.ul lit iii i II IN ,afh .f ~ vsssa M ih.t fstd .
-sorr. tt.un th.n taAdr carnn,. and m h!. next
;.i nr s'sa. ssisa . :sa.t "a ID Siea
!s, mt on sh. st.A MINK Ss mads r. sS,sG % Sa
+ .s !s 5:a Sa, - s'.ysd
s.I s saa r. s e
~ ~ @ .s; T1.1es aesiasd hi = nj isiisd
y. ne :settv evenly Divided n their op1ens
lihn Insisted tttenGtF tha: the count wAA pslpt-
ei.a;a I'd stth lit xT.ef Is Wh!sn + T
H.. ~ ss.s
w. . sf prty = sae Dig ,oa ,ss ;es'f
.tI'. ..sa W. .a1+I is = - .qias: 1;sa re-
on ~ iis .it Il, tut y - = GIiiiisni round:
Il, sasl tsus. AID eeured ~ the laskeet 5un made
1t s;1 IL u. % i he :peeaters sasns III
~. nd ti.f .na OF tae nm wy. The stsn.I tos
;%"ss r ri ur '.ss Id .sa ngs eesse sase..ass Hss
s I'd .ss,sd III: Rsia. . f. sad :tR,ii
.S.,s = nEa: ~ ~ .ss;at ..s1ssElat i ii: i.zs1;
H. +. . isn s4 e. i:
Msu he could Got eeorr without EiekJ taot be would
iSssi;; T., ,ss = shf y:
@ ~. =. : 20 e.; e + ssh. ss ID
t;r. to lod de1t r vel ?. ( .sxnec r. order to win
7. a.iss II Y
ns'x-,;l;Es,5%5: %,S: aHsHe.as.s :;
:;.i.is Is = Ts..l. i:ss. = ~ . ~ y TO- D. =
3 + !. Is, ! I: : + = Is 81 f. :
- j.. y, u: >; q 3, s. ~ II d, ), Is. 75, {
, 1870-11-30

Mason & Hanhn Crga:aA
The Mason L IIAmtln organs were awarded the
medal Mt the Paris Expostt ion, In competition
With the best productions Of other countries. The
International Jury and The Paris orEtnls1s said:
II Is Impossible 10 attain greater Perfection
, 1870-11-30

Psa71's HALL FaS FkA*c.soo. Not r. lssu-
M.tra' irtTeen so.eph Dion. Of nsw feEk, md John
~ points. tn.hns etEotes soa cretehins basrtd;
Ssytd on one OF fhtsAn'a SouE-yocket tAtlcA heorc
I,~rv. 4st1 Ee.t thzre Ttns-Dion lss. III, ti5:
ikrrJ. liz =. t. T11neThsee hou1a and fo1tJ %erc1
u,tnEfte.
, 1870-11-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mothers! Mothers MoIherH1
Don't fall to procure Mrs. WiaaloW'a Soothing
syrup for children tetthinX.
This valuable. preparation has been used With
Dever-fafllpg succesa In thousands OF cases.
1t not onlV relieves the child from pain, but tn
rtGora.es the stomach and ,wels, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. I. viii also H.
etantly rtleSe griping In the bowels and wiua
colo.
We ebeHeve It the best and suscst remedy IN the
word. ln Ell cases Of dYsentery and dlarrhGa IN
rasy each po.tIe. None genuine unless the fac
slInile OF CURTIS / pERk1Ss. New York. Is on the
Gutatde wrapper. Sold b all medicine dealers.
, 1870-11-30

Meteorological record for November ee, 1870, n
reported By ]. G. L7ngsuIh, Jt.. opucian, III
1tandoph street, correspondent OF the ,Smitnson-
i rsP 1ae Weias saah seeeins se .@e
"dry,~ "notst atmosphere @rain,r and
"Eupw:"
, 1870-11-30
CITY REAL ESTATE.


EoR sALRCHFAr PROPERTY FOE INVEST
T. nents-H.udc!ph.st, % feet. WITH bu'dins. eess'
R.!er-i s.tosy and basement warehouse and lot.
Mlchixan.av.. southwo4t corner Maditonat. s5Az1ia
Sieh'san..v.. southwest corner HasHson+t-. ~
sssts -, south Of Thirtv.dts., east 'front.' ss119o
Wab.sh-av,, near FuuE.eesthst. ea,t front. s1l'a
~ sae,a eass i1aa;t itont, af saai;s lest. " ~
kuss st.. ao;thws.t es1ass K4n1lc-ss. story brick
ne..e''' corner rne't l'''''' feet
n Masp.n.si' 'as.. @ e:st q vefnoa. 7s1llO feet
.AIcnls.n-ss, neA: consTcsest' adjoining so'c' a1
%fchs.n.v, northeast corner st.. l1i1
'S' f*Ff. ]. rsA1As i: ybszSx;. bs.1ss:s; +.
Hitr a Sss.t s5a sae sis
Lafss Game house ind ts 1o'zsoo. On "aahinsteost'
e'aa Blel Il f house and ,et. se.lso 81 Monroe..
u s HF's: q ss:ssi
san E.t,,e A.ep.. e q Gsas WI M.sses*t & s1
bs.-seat foed fs.ne seu,. Ia los: iees iraat
On soqsh 4 Il - b15Ea,a,
sts2ssss sa2as,st. e; 3 T.,slss.. issa! sAlAp 11 -
EcR sALK-9l SOUTH HAIsTEp-Sr MrrH ~.
ss~
ToR sALE0ESTR1L 8Us1SEss PROPERTY.
SfsI :s sssss i a'ss SSff.:
TOR sALE-TaR ERW FIRST CLASS aSTORY
:na b.,emto. 9asbf front hsnse sn1i Sa
Il VI ss';s'' IT, e
Tor sALf-lo0 FEET on AlcHleAS-Av.. AT
100 fetf eo,ncr Michl fau nv. and Th,rix..hirdet
IS ae1rs % finecnnet-1oad. Corner feffshsth'st.
aerrs eurnes yineennes.road and Fortr+eveath-as.
with fine improvements
Fl fst T. FINE Re Ks.s
FoR sALK.te ACRES oS R9ULKxARp aE.
IS; sTssI,at aat5 fsss. ssii. F.it ,.t
FkTb aS. E Eff FAKE. Rel E.;.se oee 50 peatsoru-,
TOR sALF-H0CSE AND lnr On CHICAGO
r. a., near Miiwsuke er.sys i l.so9-asS cash.
Tvs ~, on Aa.ens, =, saes ss;h
Cottage ard lot+ sce.ndss., n. az Kuckcr, a1.1.
f.srf- iiSS e. sils@st koss Htis5 uSl':S siocE
FOR ,sALE-HY II; g MoRET. REAL ESTATE
h!sfel. 70 s,etT'peltsn Block: ,. s.o,o
On 5saessa'ss. as ss'asF lot. north Of Va.
TOR sALE-nY 4. g. M01aEY. REAL ESTATE
ss cSl,ei sofns: isdSsa:.aT. I'D Fony+evensh-.t
sa1ia, sorns. noaslasslzes and South rark>Av,
i |. south Falf .av., near Thirty 6tthAt
ea5 l' s;ss Sc tGs O.
EOR SALV-RY Il. O. M0REY, REAL KSTAT
sah g xa FSsss ss .i
I'll .fpf sss Gaf1 Il. .s
ava. in ,pd h1hck wcst Of NfftefEav., for -
, 1870-11-30

TIE "rhsa.e Post Once" At No 4le State
n.Itet. which VAS recently s.A1ted, and which, It
the community not noted for chaat1tJ, has been
broken M II vas carried on Ia regular Post
Thr,ne In charge OF 1t, two men n.Nned Btady and
FioIenct, represented II 70 DO branch Of Auru-
mer 1.m.s' ofasea, q New Yost. These us,-
nshra1 tilem arc i!able to nne Of 500 and one
tXo 1Sesrs' imprisonment The men who had
cage ii the once alladed g., 70 80, claimed
Z, mil Iouisvtllc, and other p.omin:nt points
but fss sPs A1sst
@sr,s;stx fhr Ch,cazo once was broken mp. VIZ
intrTfeIs Win The Arrangements and the ht1le
, 1870-11-30
Al old Printer d:ope.

Alfred ". Tally, ono OF the early settlers Of
a., sea 81 .S, r on q
II II. led IN las1 Monday. The deceased wAs
lt!n II Georgia, md wAs ca yearx OF age. lie
hu. uaAr, AID, when the Dafy Dt,aoesat was
lorr. its founder, John Went *1sth, placed him
n charge OF the compoftng room. a position
e.ar.s,es Il and ihe .mplayees under his caarrc. &C.
until iue day the it1aorTdf ceased to exist Few
i'll, IL Typographical circles we're ever more re-
e! uIselloE, noble benefac,es. and helper. 31t.y
= r'os ..tub " Of the ancient time, nIbelt he may
e. " :. hold case, and perhaps own houses and
los-. In looking back to the stJne gone by, viii
rrE e1ntt-. win gratitude, the Timely s2vors re-
r":Sta Il the hsltis Of the old m1n." There are
is~ r.. - asnts M now n chicago whose memn1y rnns
rc>idenee III 1hts civ. When Mt. Wcnlwo.th
t-an g here, IL 1sss, he found him WORKING 1t =
IN the hands OF the venerable printer. Unoner
Nat1e1. itRts aitE1wsrd, when Mt. Wentworth
stated its nc.tts tkmoe5at, Nr. Tally was The
for upNasds Of twenty JearB, acting as fore
nau. of the tislly, when that was Gorn, and
site IN lie aSsence q tae stye o. sn I'D
Izt ylr!, tor His whue existence was wrapped
np Ia tte printing Office, and when In after year.,
t'tstr HIS home. and slept on mattress under
otc VI tic casc.. Tue deceased, although AZ
Ne "traa u 1Eeage ant btstn. wns devout
tsts lbs; L. aonatsti the sot on Which 81. Nara
s-s:ch. rh.nrr OF Wahash avenue and Madison
t--,r; lag. he still remalntsl In the cluplo5 OF
a'E Mtlt<urth fGr eererzf yeaIs, and In 1864 IT,
ul"s~,i H. S.'uth f}sct, 1nd., IN order 10 educate
ntlh ,lu.. ln;ottant t.utts In the Chicago r.
+ crapttcal Cclep, and wasn ssaunch nA1erett Of
The l.n',n PHI c'pr. When tne vav b oke out,
o;ss r1rE h.a SERVICES To the government Al pr1.
va,c. sna ts o 1T It's sors fought al through the
war- lie was man II strong convictions And
, 1870-11-30

Monday cvfr{rf, Nor. y TWO GLORIOUS
PIECES. MI. Ladkr Curtiss' New Play OF
WOM ANS RIGHTS:
Or, Chicago In 1880.
ALSO,
THE JEALOUS WIFE,,
With GnlFF1rHS and MISS II oSHgR IN ii. cast. ::
FTIcc@ Of Adn.fsaian.
FArquette and Gscss Circle. IS Family Circle,
50 cents: Hslceny. Is eeut.: Gallery, 81 eenn: Adnts
aa esat.. - se e1ra st.sse faS FeTea sess
at ,. m.
Box Uthce open Monday. asa d M. for the sa1e of
Gckete.
, 1870-11-30

ALIENS GLOBE THEATRE,
Destlaiues-st.. between Washington and Msdison4ta.
y. r ALLEN
s5iAxc Il Gh4f fElI6a
, 1870-11-30
Announcements.

Mr. William A. Nenton, for twenty years a
Missionary III svTR, will lecture on Jerusalem
Rnt The Mount OF Ojrea. de4cytbe The souIc from
Jana N nauascuA and the ced2{s OF Ltt,snun aud
s:r herssl1 IN the bridal costume nj lover Far-
HE.t ifaIl, ThurSaz5 evening" Uecetubcr l. Al half
rs1.t O'clock This lecture II free to III II IA
eta..pm tEAI woEAus teetutt, Of eo mpc1, rpsI
Interest and val1e 10 1he Dtblcal ttuticnt ncd
tr1rrca of missions, has bc~n announced in fhe
CITY cl chicago. Ladies Interested in zensnS
wutk, and In The condition. Of women in hrsfh~n
larns, are especially .nr:t.1i to attend
Al thr -losc Of tho Ice: uEc ro.uota17 co1,ec.,on
Wit ne taken In hchalf Of Mrs. Heutpu nud her
mis-. .ou 10 Mount Lebanon.
The ixent1-ntth Anniversary dlnce. Of the
st A.dIen : Society, wilt lie bel On St AulseS.4
lIsy, Il l. crcnli &, ii the Bs!gEs u"nse. a GOOD
t,Er IL c1recleti, as usual D!1uel Will be on
TIE tab'c ut half past ocl@tk p. m The society
viii rrett for me transaction Of busioeas at !
o'cIeck r. H. All tie members are !nSnesl
to he puHclual at this hour. In the course OF the
evening Charles a BEnney Will deliver eu!ogy On
tkc sare George II. French.
The Chicago Lyceun1 meets this evening" Ia
low or Fsrweli Hall
The Young Mems Christian Association noon
player meeting, yesterday, led " RcF. III. XII.
ttEge. Ut the Third Pre1bJ tt1tan Church, was one
nf ulusual tutefcet. The meeting tc-daf ls TO oe
t:ihy D.. blackai>. and. 1t Is hoped, will be o'
FstIi Er@arcr interest
The Ladies' Christian GnioD, formerly known
rs tne Wornen:s EmpEcyment Bureau, will bold
thelf aanual meeting on ThussdAy, II o'clock p
m All ttdtcA interested In eAranF our youuf
Xttls hfe CnfdlAlly turtted.
, 1870-11-30

scheme for Obtaining poncIston Of aecrcts. thst
The Information may be used fox tnp!oprr pur-
poses, will be frustrated. Aestr1. Brady j For
cnce. when called usrn and requested 10 remove
their sign Rnh take asay thc 'x:., tes!t.tcA
about dctng -; but when Informed OF 'c penalty
II they continued to vtolatc the law. they pltad.d
ignorance Of tho Post once 1a~, remavch NIL
vesuSrs Of the of1lcr. and thereby savcd tsem-
selves npm nnr and imprisonment
Hyde Park.
A public meeting Ia to be held ~ the Town Hall,
IN Hyde ulIk. Monday evening next, 10 con4!der
lh~ fnlloH ing subjects:
First. Proper Bnd netr&8Aty railroad facilities
TO accommodate all clHssea.
Second. A general system OF grades and drain
age.
mnfcrtal.
Fourth. Water supply and the wav to obtain It.
FIfsh- Special osstssmculs. and how to equAize
them
Sixth Permanent and conformablc streets aud
aycnuea-
Seventh. Gas works-extent, location, and WAYS
and mems.
, 1870-11-30

KlSlA1EEE ALNAHAf- ~
CHICAGO, Nov. 80. ls7o-
Sun ritt1 N I. IN Moon tscs.-..... 10 p m.
Sun tte. - ?. N. Noon scts .-,,,- " N.
, 1870-11-30

MUSICAL 1usrRUMENT3.


Tor HALE-UHEAP-A FIh6fCLASS FlANO.
hss heen 1sstd oaIT tro month";: tor ~an~.
dts:h 81 the Pupf Inquire u os<e store. - r
kanociphAt
, 1870-11-30

U0NFd Of SnHCFt tf7OF0.
The case OF Allen rs. Schultz, which ae TO settle
The question as To who u tne nlteen Commission
QUALIFIED. constitute the board Of supervisors Of
Cook County. and have Aushortt7 to manage its
afIalIt, t,-thc old boar,1, or those who clam TO
have Geer slectetf At the last election,-wtl he
argued en Tnnrsday. nj 0tI.ck, before the Cr-
cut Court, In Judge Williams courtroom. Those
who have any rights CT interests should appear
themselves or bY counsel
, 1870-11-30
PERSONAL

TTTpSGH1I~sIIETT Observation-Disclosures,
Z near Randolph IaAt evening :hopc nothlne sesi"us
VIII lady pie send addres tn Etnt %ho *onsee11a
asssttaree. Addsrts J F. Tribune otaee.
r>rA1-4 T.AI,Y AND HER SON aHStRE
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TO RENT-STORE1. OFFICE. 60
ITO REST-A NEW STORE, ca3 WEST MADISON.
It, e0x5S- Rent. s+o month Apply aver Etore-
ITO REST-S1QRK AND HASkMkSl. On THE
Of F3fth-A<. And Waehsnst nn.tt oar square
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ucfr. fnqufft 1t National Hotel
ITO REST-FiSE MARBLE FRONT STORE no.
1 lis south Clasttt- 11qn.rc At Room :. Moaroe
Building. nr ftsil1,
mo RFNT-pLEASAST DESK room n Nc
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The New York herald., 1870-09-24
More About the Censrs.

Mr.. Sidney E. Morse wrote to the HERALD
that the census had not been taken at his
house. The census men responded with a
statement that by reference to their books
they found the census return for that gentle
mans house on their lists-that the census
therefore, had certainly been taken there, and
that, consequently, Mr.. Morse was mistaken if
he had not wilfully sought to wrong them !;
and they implied that every similar statement
of their delinquency was of the same unsub-
stantial character and melted away upon in
vestigation. This seemed from their point of
view triumphant vindication Of the accuracy
of the census, and, perhaps, removed for the
time the doubts. But Mr.. Morse went to ex-
anime the return that was thus fouted in his
face, and he publicly states that they had his
family returned as numbering six, whereas it
numbers fourteen that the names and ages
and the facts in regard to property were all
wrong, and that it was not only defective
return, but, so far as the value Of a real CEN
sus goes, no return at all Of that particular
family. Here is fact for the people who
want to know what dependence is to be placed
upon the accuracy of the census.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
The Revolutionary Demonstrations Inside
Of Pnris.

Tho Revolutionary Demonstrations inside
Of Paris.
With the last glimpse that we obtained Of
the inner workings Of the besieged capital Of
France we saw that riotous and revolutionary
demonstrations, accompanied bya moderate
pillaging of stores for supplies, had been made
by the unemployed elements. Paris Is said to
be provisioned for four months, and as the
siege had hardly commenced when these de-
monstratlons were made, 1t scarcely stands to
reason that the people are in need Of bread.
There may be something of revolutionary
element In the new disorder, but it cannot yet
have developed into movement formidable
enough to head q popular riot, especially when
unity of action will alone save the government
enemy.
The truth appears to be that the threatening
monotony Of the siege is beginning to affect
the impatient temper of the volatile French
man. There is nothing SO dreadfully monoto-
nous as siege, except, 1t may be, sick room
where clock is ticking, and to French
man nothing is 80 dreadful as monotony.
Excitement or suicide is the only alternative
that presents itself to the average French
mind. To be shut out from the world, of
which Paris is the centre. to be even cut Off
from any early prospect of knowing the pro-
gress of the stirring events occurring almost
In her immediate viciuity-events, too, which
are laden so fully with good or evil for the
gay capitalize wander unemployed amid the
narrowing silence of the lately festive city
through streets that ara no longer lighted,
through that Bois de Boufogne which is no
longer Bois, through the Boulcvards which
have become tho dullest Of byways, to be cut
off from his Versailles and his Vincennes, to be
without his Jardin Mabllle, and even to be
without his news-what remains for French
man to do but to inaugurate a revolution or
commit suicide? This siege is worse than
rainy day-it is an unending succession Of
rainy days-and 1t is said that rainy days are
very prolific Of French suicides. Here, then,
is multitude of rainy days rolled into one,
and how can the Parisians do justice to the
subject except by grand magnificent suicide,
such as an internal revolt in the face of the
enemy must prove to be?