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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
WAsHINGTON sCBUETzEN FESTIVAL

The ANNUAL GRAND SCHUETZEN FEsTI-
VAL will be held at tbe New Sehuetzen Park July
y n, pth, foth, 2ist and 2ed. scale heretofore
sureRe sed.
The following named st1nds will be disposed Of 10
TIE bigh est bidder, at the r ARK on WEDNESDAY.
JT'y 9th, at D. m-,yiZ Five lars. two Con &c
tiOnery sta nds. two Cigar Stands, one Carriage
Va a, one Carousal and Swing, Barber Shop,
and the Restaurant. Terms .-One-third clsly. fOr
the balance two prCmisory notes, satisfactorily
q, rsrd. payable Juy 18th and 9th respectively will
be received.
Further PARTICULARS will be announced on the day
Of the sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
NEW YORK AVENUE,
BETWEEN 1sI AND ID STREETS.
A ReSpeciobk dad Pleasant Family Resort on the
EwQpedR Pida.
This GARDEN is now open since the return of
the proprietor from Germanyl on the Euro "A
psan plan, for the rccrt alton aud smustment 81,
Of respectable parties. who may be assured ~
that they will be protected from say snHOykSsA
Arce impropriety. Families aod childr en- may
sort here in perfect security. There will always be
avarety Of amusements well as OF refreshments, 3,
and on every THURSDAY. from to 10 O'Clock p M
instrumental music, 1.-THE fayOrite Germs garden
coBcertJ The American public are cordi ally in :
yitsd TO try this in stitution for their he 18th nd
arnsen,ent. Iie2q-iml ERNEST LEffLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02

BUTLER - ANEs. - The marriage Of Mis-
ancfe Butler daughter Of Gen. Butler) t
General Ames, will take place July 2lst, at st
Annes church, (Episcopal1 Lowell. The fes
tivities will occupy four days, eliminating witt
illunipations by the neighbors, &c. The brides
maids are TO be Mis- hildreth, cousin of Mis-
Blanche; Miss Nesmith. daughter of the lat.
Lieut. Gov. John Nesmith; Miss Fanny Talbot
Ter, daughter Of Senator Chandler, of Michigan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-02
Goverumeus Aeewrtt,cs.

jay cOoks = g. iurnish ne foliosins .. day
, 1870-02-19
NUEIQAL HSTRUMENTH

~0P S7IE- ONE GOOD aKvKN.DCTAvE RI.
soo psaTiy pev: esss a&so: wsn b sold q esra
te13her, ny party leaving city, AddTess B. LotA
THhEnA 06et.
TOR sALF-AgDT 70 RKNT- -Ph1os AND NE
r k9erns for Asr<eved lspee. RopAirtns p,onsl.
tefe4 t, The Caita$ 70 Piano F4ttory. = EAk%<t'
eo<4tf sAhtaEton- !. PRESTON,
, 1870-02-19
AMuSEM EATS.
1HK cFKAA HoCS1 .


The Lydia Thompson blondes performed the
Of ss 8inbad " tzst evening, IT the Opera
House, TOR the benefit OF Nj. Beckett. tho low
come dian Of tho troupe, moderately good house
being IN attendance, The csat We3 the Galne ~
curing the las: season OF the BLONDES, excepting
,t1t Mlss Nellie Hope had the Foit OF stltn1 In
place OF Alss Edith Blandt. The performance
WA Also inst ~ dreArJ M on that occasion, With
the exception that in the Auction scens Alu
Thompson took occAsion to deliver . personal
rhilppic sgatnst the pres, which
WAS OF about the sane character
as her subsequent performance upon tue tos
trumpet. II Mlts Thompson has one 9lfs more
fully developed than Another, It u her letter
tons 6ne II much more successful thRn In hurlesqae
Actinn--a fact which suggests that peraapA sue
had better Qut: the ataRe and take to tho stump
In the meantime We have ou,J to announce tnAt
"61nbad" will be repeated this evening, sud that
lnuae wno enjoy this style OF W1AhJ-Washy stu q
had better b q attendance. The speeea-nahug
MT1cKHss 1nIxrKI,
The other one-blnnte- 20 eer iroupe appeared II
Mette1er's theatre last evening fos tge oenest Q.
fatce Of :" The Double Bedded Room" II ycEJ
scant audience u any symptom Of blonde pono'
la11!y u Colea9o, .hs BoiK.a troupe Is prooso!s
The Audlerca at the Opezs House also begins Il
| thow Signs OF Z vcry material decline. Al thett
are nte o!ond:a At The Opera Hoase to one y A1
Nrtthme,tcal computation hox soo1 the Open
uous~ audiences Will gel down 70 the Eze Of thoJt
| At McT!cEefA.
Tue military play "So: Guilty. Crew snothc
good house isst evening, THIS afternoon =" Lsd!
Audleyt5 Secret" will oo given, and 81 Not Guilty,
LOT the last time, tn!1 eserinGt
DEARBORN rHKAfRx
The minatIela co1tlnue 10 dr4M thesr cot9 the
| are full each eqtntog. Ga MoaaaT evening
Gotten, the end man, II mp for bene1l upo
which occ1kicu N admirable a1lpt2tt0n OF tt
| 1vnnnoe bur!eAque, BY MI. kenblc, will Be prc
duceo.
NAsaEfT.
| Stephen La8se.t "Ptpta" II soon 70 appear
| CntcaEu lu bis Norld.TepoHned mono!c9ue cAlle
| H61 N.nplc4' Chat about Ch1ua md Japan.
| We arc Iure he viii receive very cotdlal Rrce
/ fC4A
, 1870-02-19
ESCAPE FRuM THE AEMnRf.
A Boy Held 4 Witness Jumps Twonty
Feet, 1nd Secures Freedom.

A boy named Witl!4n DFt5co1l4 II yearl Of age,
who wat held ~ = wisness IN burglary case,
made his escape from the A1morJ yesterday
morning. Ne and two other lads were arrested
about month ago for breaking into house in
tho North Dls1!on. The evidence agalllt them
vas measre, 90 DE1seo4 ttnis being hls nlst Of
fence} Wal induced 10 testify sgA!nst his CON-
n,tted Tor l1tal- lie wss placed ID Room No 9, on
the second f0oI :; 10 Armory, kuo "a - tue VT.
pesa' roop, 70 xa't until the case Was TIED ~ the
Reoo1derb Court.
arrived from the Bride veil for tue puspose Of
scluholcg she doors. They went into the wltnehs'
tootr, the pe1aona therein counned being traus'
fe1red to Room 10. T. adjoining. 4 phne Of glass
stleet vas out, snd through tbs opening UHssoll
crawled and Jumped fro1 the cell dozn TO the
u IL. &. Ct oss9 sesq il sxs 81 e
ond nooT Rore into the room u the time 40 did.
three other witr cIses woold have e.ca,ed. Al
she widow iii and tro otnefs on the noor nraf
slneow TO 'ssss down ous q taaS. :
-otntIs would undoubtedly hare been among the
mitatng. When tue escape OF Dtttcoll was n.ne
ktown, sll tho sts'ioc-keepers, and men on be ~
had 10, been cap'ufed. Without h!s tes inoay.
5ansrT, the jaseu1le burglar and <neak Shief csn.
Thoze IN Room were transferred to No. g. aud
IN The evening another asteWpI was made By one
Of them to secure Freedom The walls OF No. {
are plaster and iath, about two inches shtck. A
large hols WAS made on the insldo Of tae rooH
near the door, ard the outside plaster between tn.
latns pushed Ont Tho ouutde hole va
| vtry Bu Ill, hut It would not have taken thtet
| minutes to make an opening large enough for TIL
| body Of 4 mHn to pass through. Thia apartuIs
! wAa discovered, aud policeman kept on WRtca
| all light. The Armogy II an excellent plAce II
conn1a witnesses Ia Important casea- A Roos
| many have eectped from there, and many NOR
| more will II the walls and wlndows He not re
paired and Kept In good order
, 1870-02-19
suutHER4 EMlaRATlu1.

To tht Edstor ef TIE Chicago Tribune:
des.re briefly 70 say that. ID my article on tois
subject IN last Sunday motntng1 ThIsuNf. did
not intend to Intimate that the Young Mems
Cr1tAriau Association were receiving shy palt OF
tic brokerage which an informed Is paid soE
Itducipg laeortrR men 10 60 South and take tho
peeros place on plantations. aod should regret
that my such inference shonld be drawn fron
xbss waa written. The points u,Ade uern my
cardd, honest con1!ctlons, made up from per-
sopAl experience and observation while employ
lpg lAtge pumhsss Of hsck and Y Hhlte men in cul-
ltIastpg cotton, Witnessing the life, hAhits,
common condition and sentiment OF all the ca4sea
referred 10, ard Aunertng from Axue and ieseIs
cortIacted on dry upland plantation. II, on
looking u Do1n Eldes uf the case ~ It has been
presented. the hbor!pg men OF the city think
Il best 10 take the chances with thclr
fsmlllek, In a country 10 recently impoverished
and desolated b. war, where Mi tue causes that
AXE rues hard here operate with double force,
deep distress upon themselves hrd little ones,
shall Iejotce II Htme snAli pfore I'LL my fear
xroundleHs. There are many other polnts .hit
utnnt ba Wade, ED Dore comp1ete Details given
II il WAS desirable to do 70, but enough, perhaps
naA been Written TO .ncltc caution ntd lnTesaga.
uun. l have written without pre1udice and
tolelJ Tor the god OF those most Interested. a1c
see no reason to change Or modify Aoy VteFt
have tAkeu. Icannot descend to answer OF notscs
low personalities, which ase neySr inouiRed 10 b.
gentlemen. ". Il hSAfrt
No 1es wa1hlngson street, Chicago, III.
CHICAGO, Feb, IS, 1870.
, 1870-02-19
THE Ia sAllE STREET 1uasEl.
Nkek lha CAn1THctors arc Dolox-(,rea1
Prpxre4s ef the Wask-~ee1ic-
,lpua sf Its 1ncccasla. Com.
plelteN.

xrrt On the Ii Sf.le street tuunA IL uAdnR
nrcresa IN the VIZ thAt leazes but little room Tor
f,u;t.nad,pe, the CONTRACTORS, Aeau] 6oss'
cn.mbe1s AcBean, are deeply IN eaFaess,
ard ,ne enterprise " p1osecuted Win Etgostsus
n.c.Roap, T1e.e u 70 6kifuAnln9. no ouaa-
Nhscttpr, but the bassln continues ~ &oax Ioe
nrA Every available point u hes'egeo' aod WV
Working night and dAS. IN I'll manner o. "estnet'
the ~o.kts ptosptnrg Is Il under the toueo o. :
E&XtcAn. So ter there have been no Entae1pA koa
WITH tho cxe and psecauton bestowed upoa exe!I
detxtl, uons 11a likely 70 occur. TIE couu1cs
Wa let !aia lAkt TIL, Under ccuddou thAL tle
tuloel be rtadY 1o1 use On the an Of July. ISL
Tre probabilities atc, 1rdgtn9 from The proRress
Already mk6e, thai thh nnIAhlnE touch Will b
c1Ten irl}y H1 month"; before tho allotted unA
The pl&irE ios the ooEer-dAr1 v11 driven lAkt
knytnher. This dam u I p.eco OF superior
NNo,Fms1sh,p. It VA built 70 ft1y until the work
saniI BE- dore. Tho sldes are Of saca sldth tnit
thne fns fen3oTx. OF otEs, and ths sapol1 Of ma.
trt1nts aYe vcrJ much fach!tated. EkcAsAnon
Tsa oe9up 4oeut twenty lees rom sae ahofs $40
ercnded . distance Of etFhV iees Wnen
Szomnlcted 1t Wa& placed undef aoeaA.
Tie cnde We1r protected ~ eaorat tWcots
sxlsm11dt5 heaters werr Ftaced Kltain tae e..
rio1nre s2d under these coodfstoa3 tne nAsonsj
1nT ne begun. II has been pfoeeeoted aaJ lag
n.sht the interior Is bs1l'iAatty u9otea os 10
ncctorr. nd Il - e1uE sad EAfm ~ ~ u'se
II IA earth s1des eytrce anJ l1cnnAuoa u ~
- -.~-- - .~~fs@.sisFf ~ Atft9l Eo0
, 1870-02-19

A Jealous Husband Shoots his Vile
-AYFe1t OF the Murderer.


From he Mr. Iork Tt1bt.ne, Fe5 II.
In The tprcR OF 1861, ThouAs Sner!dar, = ven.to>
Go pickle mlnu3actntert enlisted IN the Seventy
h,nd him 10 iris city MS Wits Margaret and iour
eh!ldrer. lie served well with tho gallant fag1.
mebt, and parlcipaIet IN ali the epgAzeueotsi ia
e1pnsiion Of the term OF service Of the regiment,
Sheridan tetrrned with It to :nts city.
ID 4, 1s.s sesf
durrbR hts ab*enee the had been ctimlua1y !ntt-
Eate with other uen, sud to one OF whom she
s6enaan again eLisfed. snd served IN tne army
Until the close OF tie wal. He returned oons ID
tho simmer o! lssa. and found that h!l vie con-
t1rued her dtsoiute ccurse-
In his aheetoe, by the death Of = relative, she
had fallen htif to farm near oakeEs. and some
osss s l. ss; r5s .Sa
was sEreed between iheu to noTe 10 the farm
ard 10 forget tic psst. In few months
Sheridan len her aud Wens weal ne returned :
few wetfs ago hnu boarded With his s4ssef Il No.
40% FIrst svetue. corner Of Twca1y.fou,1 street.
Tue children weIe ut1CE With thsif mpsher, who
had 10 the meantime 10 q 1be tArn, and va living
10 the rten.tta No s17 West Fotty-e1Bt street,
pa.5 ou.s q; 1ps as I'd:
| Mlcnsel Powers, csrtcnan. aod 70 xhom she bore
| smother child TaA lei to quaE7tis between then
| aorc thsn ore occasoa roveIs had threatened
Lset eventrg Sheridan called on N scaos.ns.
ioon Il T1rrs, -a.1,n sr1ett Ind Sln!n svenae.
ald took tea win him. 1ast oefore iearfog ae
! borrowed from HeAhey 1 nFe,bazrei1el reTolSer,
without aJ!pg for what pntpose he *tshed y:
toni her md Poxers Ia ne front room OF the
safe occupied ~ them o. entering, hls VIE
deEaEdsa y fnos sha' ons!nes3 ne
20 no1s; nc % ws rot Tan;e1 ,naa; .n1 mere, =:
| WOMAN picked up 1 m!1Aue Of Eome DESCRIPTION
ftom behind the saove, to throg st him Powers
with the Intention OF attacking HIN. Sheridan a
| cree produced The pss!o!. AIMED II hiA wife, Aod
cred, The bail entered u the chin, and psssed
The right cheek, and. pas1inX upwatt, IL supposed
| to nave lodged IN the er4.n. The wouau fel;
backward, Aua t,ed atEcat without struggle
Poser. ~ = IT IT e.ooa ts amoas paFa.yLsds
sc, dlsarEed bin The no!se Of the pistol caued
| 10 toe scene the other .on1tes Of The house- Ont
ol them was hert oI PoEe1 IN q7ets of police.
| cAlJ. and took sher1c41 to the WeAr 1hrsy-nfln
! strret Policc starsor, where he Wal locked CD u
await the action OF the CoTonee
sne.sdas nAxs,J intelligent Easn: ~ ;1a q eo1 o.
| jussifed ID what he h4d doLe. and only tcRre:tec
mas be md rot also ki!ied noxef1 Enon hs char
I acreytzed n low rut12u end bully. Tue Nol2u
ra1rjed to Sheridan ii1seeo years ago, xnty
Isl i,s,irg g IL Isl. saey hid llved happily losetneF
Appsseauy sas had ~ qar s1 n1 e. rts.,,e se os
fne hpuee IN WHICH Hne Was nv1bg 11tn Power
"a 4 utan-lootlng wooden tenement, 10 loN
neishooshoo1, And then a2srsnenta HGf, h
r1ie were never dtToEcea. He s.4sea tnAs ae oA
GU nauy oecas4ors ecdesEozef 70 induce her :
ahaodon her evil practices Aad 70 I'VE happily wv
nitn for The aria Of lheit cntt bat Of lste sn
nss m repaissd nis o.e1tu1ea, ~ ne believed :. -
! trst1Qnp1p OF Powers.
, 1870-02-19

Eight IN little but1dlrR roar 'As uortAass cr-
ues Ok Walnut std sixth srto, which CO Ia
oonsowes tee nnll6irg o.rup eh os Tho. Nayin:,
k1ooefs on4 babls cA1rRtd thre. 0IhAys A4la4s-
ing. The cnaret btt1dne ia. ON. z ad -
totai lofe y Ill rot rxceeo $500. NJ, K,n.e, nad
IN fDsnIance on hts stuck Or Il, ,eaa tn rue Ner1s
Aner.csD; 5l.too 10 tne H.ektte Of Clrvsl1-d
tu,ldl & uas inquired for 800 IN lse Norts Auer.
CAP. Of New Yefk. NJ. Mayor tsa oa MS sto:k.
Suo II The HAekeYs; too" In tne tome, Of New
LAIRD Brothers owned tae oui:dtne: iusufanoe
sna lose, q. 900 Tso saio ons aoi timing were H.
fuIed IL home conpRpNa Nj Fofres.ef 6recet,
bpt vas Alixhiiy injured By renovA
, 1870-02-19


1lts uend Badly.
a mau. named William Corbltt, called ut the
ArHpIy, about O'Clock last evening, and stated
tnsf Joseph Johcson had assaulted him with
haschet and cut his head. There WAS wound
sbout four Inches long On the top Of his capct,
from which the blood had 1nEn freely, aad
covered his iacs and clothing. s:auon-reeper
Buckley a sshed and dressed the wound. and sent
On1eer Gallagher to hunt 10 JOHNSON and ne
captured nin On GrisEo1d street and conEeJed
going into Gas Heller'l saloon. on Gtiswold
street, he eaw Lo1oltt, and accidentally r1n
aRa!hst him Coro,tt necaue a7grY, aud said he
abode on SherDAu slreet. q snort time after
waid., he found the door Wns locked and that
coyhlit whs On the inside He told him 70 open
ne ooor, bur he refused. wae5euoon Johnson
licked the door IL aud Knock ed Cosottt down and
bruised lis head With hts boot Corb!st Jumped
up and johnson told him to 50 out He said be
would not acd Jonnson struck him axain. Cor,
Ing down the steps leading 10 tho yard fell and
cur hts head. This Vas the story johnson told,
but It's sersc.tJ Il QueltlouAnle4 u falling on Z
~ Is Oh oo1bittH ne.d: cornltt. II appe.rs
was sent 70 the Penlteat!ar7 sono TINE axo
TOR borKtlsy or larceny: He and hlI
VIE are hafd CASES, md have been frequently kr
departure for joler, Il u said bis datllng Elhs
| beth pecAme acquainted With Jonnaon, md nla
| tt Is alleged, bern IlT1nR with hin slnce Cotbit
arrived in Chicago day Or Two ago, and. y
| supposed Went IN search OF hiA wife Learning
| tnst sne Ind been b3srd1ng In The Rana honte
| johnson, he PROBABLY oeca ne enraRed aud hske'
| 1ohrkon why he did such acd such toinR1 Hit
ns 1:oetn JSnssona rely ~ sns ess
weapon was preferred agAnst johnson, And+ h
| will have hearing this MOE ming.
, 1870-02-19
To FARMERS, ETC.
EmploynrnG Wanted far Mca with FaHi-
lies and Widows ssitk Childtru.

TIE Chicago Relief and AID 8oclaty desires to
call the attention Of farmers, fruttx1owers, and
all other persons IN tho ooantry who, ~ sprtnk
spptoscnef, ara HAktpg theU Arrangements Tor
hired help, to the fact that there &ro IN Chles2o
large nuuhers OF Industrious man and women,
With fautlles. who would Be glad 10 ranaEe 70 tho
country tns coming spnug II alsured Of places to
live, md employment They sle not psupera
whom ne want 10 send OUT Of the city to nd our
selves Of their support, bns honest, irdustrioa.
people. who oud themselves zach winter IN
s.zAi1cEed c-tcucatAnces for want OF contlnuo1s
empo5neht. They viii b R!Ad to engage Win
privilege ot = es.deu; Ii IN i,mbsr oouatry. iae
boa1ditg Themselves, wares. Of courss, saljlns
II se1tltd n tenant houses upon FARMS ther
would prose valuable hnip, ~ theJ-tnelr wlsea
and chaldIen-haye alnays been accustomed to
There 40 also 4 great many widow VI With faul.
l!ts Of children sruw.n4 up whH would bo Eiad to
leaTe the city, acd who would meet vxus greatly
felt IN uost country slEAses. III Tor women 40
| can take IN washtuG AID sewing. OF 60 Ont By thd
| day to w1sn, clean. or ses for fantlleA Th-ss
Sa,ea fsn ;ss - % u:s1a t9e rs .osTnx f.n
| fArl.llsa 10 any point where Responsible pefsoua
pIll aeree 10 receive them md lid them in getting
eessied, ondtng them employment and rooms 10
I've IN. 7-.'...
There are also many women With k,ngle chud
| who would Ike employment IN families Wnete
the on yis'aEs Of woneu. with rare exceptions
| who can be induced to leare the city for employ
/ mtnt IN the county. -.
to $3.50 pet week and board for the chud. VI
cauSot undefsake to III appltoanon1 Tor siuxl'
men or woueu, but refer Ill auch 70 re1aol. en-
tnat Find of woft Al Of the clssses abo1a sposti
o. ate - r9e poe; o. hnq Hitnoot msan, 70 @ p
tnrlY fzte, to be repaid In labor. Tr8nlportAao
, 1870-02-19

t1ct, laid "a errssy eovtF tne tr . s1n9 nns
ss,sr Tnis',ssi rrocs q il . slox Goa. FtnAuV
:sstr Of n,K s.cpes slro lad IN aspsa@l:: @ ~ csp
tte xnnlr. Ths Washington suroE 'GoasA 10
crsttd Int etps,e top postr: cf a:phe".
rorty addtt,orsl ftet to"std. me ee1trs 2, ,ee
tees'y feet OF ssose tnd etl' RECEIVE asen:toc,
nd isst The part pekreat tns hulkhesd. Ills ex.
scefed tnst tho ent.re Dor h'1n Rertsou Of tne
t1rer VII oe cnHpltted some t'ue IN April Work
on the IostheFn Apptosca bas siao been coul-
meEo,d, ard viii b carried a!eng 10 on.aoa sltA
tAe other pertaon Of RE kabnel Abo1t ope han-
cred q en- SEQ tWeutt-dve 10 tlrtJ seAus att nsN
In the enpho. Of The consF4c.osA
II u expected that w0rk On th0 so1tlBIu half
Will 10 prosecuted With even ,nors vtGut taAn Ii
belrx dcyoted to tha section no. in nhnd- Al
adduoIsl ho1ttilG n1cn'ne his beea called into
service, and - tnete will be warm weather 10
which 10 do Tue work. many incoaventencea md
dtfncultlex roV e1percpood w1u bA entirely
avoided. Tne authurtt1es express themselves
well sAttrted- not obiS viii tbs psokft%st usdr.
bot IN tue character Of the Work. - scooupllsn
cd 1t II expcctrd thst the turael vii hs : com.
p'ese trccraA The Estimated coat Il s+37 .ooo and
sl'hcukh 1t u much ls1gef than tbs *aahloeto
street tuuuea, the coat Of contraction viii be M
fnrtAf1V
, 1870-02-19
Opening OF Tho ohio River Bridge At
Loutsv&lfo-Tne Excursion Train

Opening OF tho Ohio River Bridge At
Loutsvtlto-The Excursion Train
Meets v tth AN Accident.
NIw A1bANT, I'm, Feb 1s-4 p. M.-The eI-
cuYBsop train tsoua Louisville, consisting Of dfteeo
puserKtr coaehee, contaiDiuE TWO thousand per.
sons, h34 Just arrived. navicR ctusstd the great
bltdEe IN perfect Gtfeky. The xreAIeSt enthusiasm
r1eyni.s. The strepgtn Of the prt1ge Is no longer
doubled, ~ It has been put to its seTerest test
LOUISVILLE, Feb 1a-A8 tbe excursion WA re-
turning nom the 11d.an8 ahore. and when about
nldN II on the bridge, one Of the ren locouo-
1!yee ran od the uack, and coupling pla connect
u The passenger coaches broke, leaving about
etebt cars on the track. The other PARTON OF the
traip, propelled by tue forward erGtse, reached
the Kentucky shofr IN safety. tfAio ~zs then
started hsck 10 the szs3tapct Of those who were
on The by1dRe. but II had not proceeded more than
fifteen Jards when the tyack spread, And the tea-
DEF and 4 cAbcose were &to thrown ftun thh
mack. Strenuous e1urts are beng made 70 te-
psce he locomotive, In order to relieve tie ttteeu
h4tdrsd passengers who arc now on the b1.d3e
awaiting conTe1 Ance.
InC1sy11tT, Feb. 18-An those Vno were on
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saiet.
ula1ure, state cnoers, and ioVtfed gueSu, num-
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uIsture ard Safe cfneets departed Tor csnc!n-
al, In charge Of committee from that ely.
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success. Ii n pow open 10 the pubic
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870

rax called Ii, ard be, TOO, wat daplaaed A1d Dr.
Kntaieou y - rens Yoe. OF. E. vas NAKED st
tie 4IRpiay Of metictse bottles in tse scE rsou.
&c r1Sp u desp IAas E0na OF tss dru1s Rao 1td bx
VI. elso . .1lt q, and be, IN COZ uucIon WstH pr.
Kutelhsu, Alta L6ed the Eok nan nj he oted.
Tec lptutszce csnpauy. It seeua, has revoked
IN the Cofotsr to tovcssgAso tsr case. aud ascer-
latp lhe cAQ.e Of death. Toe Corouos viii hold
an IL ruu.ot upon the body a. 10 ocl5ek ttl4 notn-
irr .nd po.t. uaQf1em exAMln4uon atfl ID usde
~ b., D. v, peau. Waat the Investigation VII,
nrf.Ih "a nntpR To tle seen,
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Anoa Coe :. samuel D. StraWnridge- Case.
Damages laid y: ta,tNO, with csplas. r1aintl1
cna1Ees ag..nst The detendsnt that he zlanderrd
hin in . conversation, - follows: Defenh11t-
no you feel Ike sak1og II cool this morning :"
P1ainu1-" How do you feel 7r Dstendan,-"
:eel u though yoa hod roaaed me cut Of about
t5,000-" Al well 81 ~ other statements. ~ thA.
t'Cplc "a 4 - thief; when | left nom4
thought co:e IN honest mau, bur now
I have fouId him out to my 1ottpW-" "Thxt
~ Cole Il q thief; be has rohbed me out
OF <sfO0." It will be remembered that eu!s MAS
con- Denced cn the cnsucery side OF ths Supenoy
Court on TpHr1dsy, 10 which this deie1daut Fas
con plaicant; il object being to dissolve CO
paTtnes1hip.