Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1874, Page 8

THIG CEICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1874, WASHINGTON. Yestorday’s Action in the Scnato on tho Currency Bills The Seotion for the Partial Withdrawal of Greeubnoks Stricken Qut. .A Proposition in the House fo Limit the Volume of Currency. Taz-Ridden Peoplo of South Carolina Pray for Congressional In- tervention, WATERING THE OURRENOY., Special Dispatch to the Chicago T'ribune. THE WONT IN THE BENATE. WasminoTow, D. 0., March 81.—~T'ho most im- portant phaso of the prococdings in Congross * to-doy was tho voto on the motion to airko ont $ho fourth eeation of tho Senato Financo Com- mitteo's biil for tho rodomption and rols- ‘suo of United , Stotoa notes, aud for froo Lunking. Yosterdny, by B majori- 'ty of G, tho socond soction, which provided for spocio rosumption Jan, 1, 1870, was stricken out; and, very naturally, tho noxt move of tho inflat{onists was to got rid of tho fourth saction, which mado provision for tho gradual rotiromont of groonbacks, This was accomplished by.a baro anjority of two votes, whlch, (n tho boliof of Dfr. Foryy, {a ns good as & ‘majority of 200. THE INFLATIONISTE contond that, a8 theyarein tho majorlty, and aro alone ¢o e hald respousiblo by tho country for the Inw about to bo ouncted, thoy should bo al- +1owed to porfect tho bill to suit thomsolves, and ipon this hypothosis they base thoir complaints shout the offorta that they sllego aro being mado Ly thoir opponents to embarrnes and .yotord thom in this strugglo. 'Tlo cause for {hoir fault-finding mpposts in the fact that Sonators who happen to bo ontho numerically weaker sido just now seco fit to oxorciso their Senatorinl prorogative in the mat~ tor of offering nmendments intended as improve- 1mants, or to porfoct or throw additional safo- guards around tho proposition under cpusldern- tion, Mnving wiped out the redemption clauso, the noxt thing to bo douo was to provide for FIEE-DAXKING. . Mr, Togan withdraw his uarostricted free- ‘bunking proposition to receive ove which con- tained “somo: restrictions. Mr. Fenton wanted 1o complote the latter menasure, and offered an additionnl scction providing for tho redemption of Nationsl-Bank notes with greenbacka at the counter of banke of issue, and a eystom of ropoing_ . to _inaugurato m&(h\z identical with that of Now York State adoptod fu 1837, aud which operated so success- fally and satisfoctorily for noarly twenty-fivo yoars. R, MHORTON donounced this as a proposition to depreciate Natioual-Banl notes, o #nid no meorit in it, 3o was in favor of tho Fonton amondment so for 08 it roluted to free-banking, but ho thought the Senata would be o remarkably pious body if 3ts membars would pay ag much attention to tho xodemption ofgoula ny they did to the rodemp- tion of ciroulating votes. Mr. Schurz donied that by this proposition National-Bank notes wonld ba dopreciated in valuo, Qu thae othar hand, ho bolieved it would givefloxibility to that cireulating medium, TENTON'S AMENDMENT s lost by o voto of 87 against 14; and those offored by Mr. Buckinghom s o substituto for -tho pouding freo-bauking proposition woro also votod dovwn’ by o large mujority, Tao question seecuszing ugon tho0-callod Logon nmoddiont & motion to adjourn was ecarricd, contrary 3o the wishos and n!xl‘pulflu ot tho inflated oxpunsionists, \who wero anxious to eit until tho pending ques~ tion was disposed of. Judging by appearancos +ou tho floor and tho exprassed desites of o ma~ sjority of tho Bonate,- the final voto on this may ‘'bo roachod to-morrow, oven if that result lis to ,:bto nc‘cempuslmd by o night session or by sitting it out. p © . IN TUE HoUSE, Noyw that the Louisvillo & Portland Canal bill has been digposed of, the Houso will rosume consideration of the Financinl bill that camo ofrom the DBanking and Curroncy Committos, upon which dobata will continua sovornl dnys. Tho discusslon was participated in to-day by Fubbell, of dichigon, and Sherwood, of Ohio. Tubboli] who is a mewbor of the Banking and Currency Comrmitteo, of courso, spoke in sup~ -port of the bill. Gon. Bherwood advanced o yproposition, which sooms to bo gaining i favor, to confluo the incraaso to & limit of which tho amount of National Bank cur- roncy in Now York Stato should bo the staudard. Thig would give the West and South sixty to goventy millions more than thoy now have, which would be sufticiont, and the friends of the proposition clalm, for all thelr wants, and it ‘would ba © BETTING A LIMIT SOMEWHIERE, after all tho wild inflation. Gon. Sherwood’s epocch was rocoived with great attention, Itis enid that Sonator Shorman lins expreseod him- xelf a8 willing to accept this proposition us s compromiso. —— " THE DISTRIOT INVESTIGATION. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribuné, YESTERDAY'S BESSION OF THE COMMITTEE. Wasitriazon, D. O, March 81.—The proceed- Ings bofore the District Tnvestigating Committeo to-day, wora of o very uninteresting character. A mejority of tho Committeo aro evidontly iiring of the work“bofore thom. Frequoutly to-day only two mombers woro pregont. Senator Thur- man, and Ropresentutive Hubbol and Hamilton did not moko their appoarance ot all. Dir. Hubbell's attendanco at any timo, howevor, I8 of very slight consoguonce, While tho ovi- douco to-day proved the dishonesty of soveral contractors under tho Bonrd of Public Works, 1t conpot be snid thnt noything wes adduced that reflected soriouely on the charactor of Gov. Bhieplierd or the othor mombors of tho Distriot Lovernmont. STRONG'S OPERATIONS. 1t wasshiown that a contractor namod Strong, ‘whilo constructing s section of, tho R street sowor at tho Board of Public Works ratos, curried on the pay-rolls soveral mon who per- formed no service there, butworo engaged in the ercotion of & honso for Btrong. William Sawyor, a Specis} Superintendont of of the Board of Public Works, tostifiod that Htrong got him drunk, and, whito ho was under the influenco of lquor, ivduced Rim to sign cor- tnin papers, By meaus of these papors Btrong and other parties sccurod several contracts. Witnexs novor ssw tho papers he signed, Whon o recovered from hig “drank ho found in his pockots 9115 of Doard of Public Works sotip, which had beon put thero by Btrong, Sawyar golated tho wbove facts to Mr. Willard, a mem- ber of the Bondaf Public Works, who PIOMISED To “r1x" gTRONG, but wituoss could not stata whothor the throat vas over oxeouted, 3Ir. Ordway, Sorgoant-at-Arms of tho Ionso of Toprosontatives, was expoctod to_ give ttar- ing tostimony, but boyond talllng of somo oarth Laving beon takon from tho (Jn?l 0l grounds and * dumped on Bonjamin ¥, Butlor's lot near by, his avidonce was pointioss, 14, V. Coulton, tho ngont of Trank Smith, con- tractor for tho foncing douo by the Donrd of Pablio Worbe, Lestified that th total cost of tho twonty-six miles of wark dono by him was about $24,000, and he raceived far the”same $55,000, THE MAN BMITH, in addition to holdiug the posltion of official ro- portor of tho otiso of Ropraxontativos, is Prosi dout of the Young Mon's Olrlatian Assoclation, ond iy _algo of Prosfilont Grant's Indian Ponce Commissionors, Whon ho lieard that this Inveus sigation was to tio held, this traly good young mun suddenly recollocted that the wards of tho untion residing all !Ion{ tho lno of tho Union Tncific Ttailroud, ns far West a8 Bun Vrancisco, noodoid biy attontfon, Ilo at once sot outto visit them, very carefully locking up anything in tho way of evidenco of bis Laviug tho fencing contracts, and_thyew the key futo tho Potomae, Br, 1. J, Ball, o Ninth atroet proporly ownor, camplained abot tho OUTRAGEOUS ASSESANERT mada ngainet bis ronl ostato for Htroot fmprove- ont, IIo wus chargod over §2,000.for lowering the water-main fu front of his promiscs, 1o touohed. IIo waa also asuessod nearly £00 for $ho oonstruction of & sewer, whon the faot wag yias willing to taka his oath tho main wes never l tho sowor on Ninth streot was Infd ton yoors ago. A ourponter nnmod Liydo testiflod that uo con- {racted Wwith the Bonrd of Publis Worke to man- ufaoturo 1,600 treo-boxos at 73 conts onch. Whon ho had finishod 800, tho contract was an- nulled and another mnn givon tho job ab 93 conts a lox, il [¢ Auspciated Prem. Wisntyaron, D. 0., March 01, In tho Diatriot of Columbin {nyostigation this moming, Bamuol Birong testified in rolation to his contraots undbr tho Board of Public Works, Ilo signed all bis contragts beforo tho work waa doue, and was not sotilod with for his sork, y COL. ORDWAY, Sorgonnt-at-Arme of the Houso of Roprosontn~ Lives, tostiflod that lie had suddiug dono ut 26 conts por yard. Witnoss stated that ho hny always beon ongaged In ontsido oporations of considorablo mnguitudes, and is now ono of the Divcotars of tio Goutra Htarket Compony, of thia LATER, Speclal Diepateh to Tho Chieagn Tribune, WITNESSES ANRESTED FOR PENJURY. WasitingTox, D, 0., March 81.—At & lato hour to-night, William Suwyor aud Henry Wilson, wha woro witnosses to-day beforo tho Dintrict Inves- tigating Committoo, Wore arrosted for perjury on o worrant givorn out by Samuol Strong, a con- traotor, Tho accusad taetiflod to-day that Btrong, whilo construoting tho R stroot sawer, carrlod them on bis psy-roll, while, in fact, Wilson, who is n pnintor by’ irade, ‘was ot work for Ohiaf-Juatico Cartter, of tho Bupromo Court of tho District, and Bnwyor wig 5t work on n new house building for Btrong. Alexander fnvn bail for apponranco to-morrow. Wilson and Bawyor now say thoy will mako.n closn breast of all llmf' Inow cancorning tho rascality of Strong_and Sloto, and that their ovi- danca will bave o damaging offoct on tho ofilcors of tho District Government and Judge Cartber. ——— . NOTES AND NEWS, Bpectat Ditpateh to The Ghicago Tritune, THE PRINTING OF DANK NOTES. Wasmyarox, D. C., March 81.—Ropresent- ativos of tho New York Bauk-Noto Company, which has for sovoral yonra dono o part of tho workon ongreviug and printing tho National Bank notes, will apponr boforo the Houso Uur- ronoy Committoe to-morrow with an argumont intonded to show tho proprioty of having the grontor part of thowork of proparing groonbnoks ond fractional curroncy executed by two bank- noto companics, when the notes aro nearly com- ploted. Thoy should bo wont to $ho Trensuryto recolvo tho finishing touches. This methed, thoy nrgue, would ho cheaper to the Govornment than tho prevailing custom of giving loss than onc-balf of tho worl to the bank-note company. Thoro ora two sides to thiis quostion, and tho other ono will bo eubsequontly heard by tho Comumitico. . TRANSFORTATION. Col. Thomas, of Dubuque, In., was _foard by the Rulway and Canals Committeo of tho Houso to-day in favor of tho Omnibus Transportation bill coveriug aid to nearly all tho trnugportation- by-wator echemes before Congross, Mr. Lawton, of South Caroling, was also heard fn favor of a bill granting s ohartor to tho Groat Westorn ‘Uraneportation Company’s narrow gauge railway from Port Loynl to somo point on the Missouri River. MOUTI OF THE SUSSISSIPPY, Stone, of Mississippl, had the bill for provid- ing for the improvement of tho mouth of the Mississippl by tho jotty syslem proposod by Capt. Eads, modo the speolal order for April 21. Ay ———— OON GRESSSIO%\YAL RECORD. NATE, \WasntxaToN, D, 0,, March St. TEMPERANCE, M. SARGENT prescuted momorlals signed by 7,276 citizens of his Btate, sotting forth tho ovils of the usa of iutoxicating liquors, neking logis- Intion to prevent intemporance aud tho manufac- turiug of liquors. Roforred, ooINAGE, Mr. FERRY (Mich,), from the Tinauco Com- ). mitteo, reported favorably on the bill of Mr, Jones authorizing tho colvage of 20 cent piecea of eilver at the mints of the United States. Placed on filo. X Tho Eenate then praceeded to the considera- tion-of bills on the calendar. TUE CURRENGY DILL, Ponding the discussion, the morning hour ex- ired, and tho Banato resumed considorstion of o bill to provido for tho redomption and rois- suo of United States notes ind for freo banking, tho pending motion boing that of r. Morton to strilio off Bee. 4 of tho bill. Mr. SHERMAN eaid Lo desired to amend tho soction, but, undor tho ruling of the Chair, his ‘motion as not in ordor whila & motion to strike out wns ponding. 3r. CARPENTER ({Mr. ANTHONY in_chair) enid it was tho duty of tho prosiding officor to interprot thio rulos of tho Souate, and, in makig tho rulo yesterduy, Jio was governed by tho rule of the Sonato, 'L'he praatice of the Sonate for tho lagt twenty yonrs may have beon dilforent from a strict interprotution of the rule, but that was by imuan\l consont. 4 Mr. SHERMAN offored a resolution thiat, pend- ing o subatitute for tho wholo bill, or a motion to striko out n section of & bill, it shall bom ordot to perfeet by umendment the soetion pro- posed to bo strickon out. : Mr, ARPENTER offored as ou amendniont. a regolution amending the twolfth rule, so that, pouding a wotlon tostriki out awl insort, thé part to bo stricken out and part to be insorted 8hall each bo regarded for the purposo of amend- ment of a question, and » motion to amend the part to bo stricken out shall have precedence. Agread to. A, SHERMAN withidrow tho resolution sub- mitted by him, r, MORRILL (Vt.) moved to strike out tho fourth eactlon of tho “bill, 70 par contum as tho amount of United Statos'notes to b rotived s additional National Bank curreuoy in issued, and ingort 90 porcontum. Rojected—ycus, 20 ; noys, 87—ns follows : Anihon, Trolinghugsen, Sargent, Tavan Hogare Haro Clndler, Temilfon (Md.), Heburs, Conkling) Tumlin, Stewart, el i’i’ ol v, f\"’fli‘j“‘i:.m rogin, Lo ) Vadleig! Tenton’ Horwi (o3, NAYS, Alison, Tone, Jesr, 0gy, (ngall, 'ratt, Jorerman, Jobuuton, Ransom, Carpenter, Towis, Robertson, Conover, Logu, Seolt, Dasls, McGretry, Slerinan, Dounls, Nerrimon, Bpeucer, Forry (Mich), Miteholl, Sprague, Goldthwalle, Morlon, Thuriua, Gordan, Norwood, * Tipton, | Tumilton (Tox.), Oglosby, West, ' - Turvoy, Tatteruon, Windom—o7, itohcack, . Tho question thon recurred on tho motion of Mr. Bforton to atrike ont the fourth scotion, and it was ngreed to—yens, 20; nnys, 27—as follows 3 YEAD, Alllson, iteheacls, attorson, Loy Inuils, Peute, Boremay, Jolmston, Prait, Csrpouter, Towie, TRaneom, Gouover, Togan, ~ Robertson, Tienuls, MeCreery, Spencer, Forry (Mich.), Merrimon, Hx‘!l‘lylle, Goldtuwalte, Mitehell, Tipton, Gnrdon, Morton, West—~20, Hurvoy, Ogleaby, Anth Traighiyien, Bargent, nthon rolinghuyéen, Bargen n..,.u-n,y & gt Eaulsbuty, Buckingbam, amllton (Md,), Bchurz, Obandler, Hamiltou (Texas),Bhorman, Cankling, Humlin, “'Btowart, Couper, Mowe, * Btockton, Cragin, Jones, ‘Cliurman, Davis, Morrilt (Me)), Wadlelgh, Fauton, Morrill (Vt.), Windom—27, Mr. GORDON offored an amendwient pra- vifling for freo banking aud to give to ench Blntuglho same amount of tireulation in propor- tion to weslth oud popwlstion as the State of Blnjno now has, Mr. LOGAN wocopted this in liou of bhis amendimont offerod soveral days ago, Jir, FENTON mioved n nmauduant ropontin the 2ud section of tho act of Juno, 1804, which provides that Natfonnl Bank c\u‘muu{ shall bo alien aé por, and providing or cortalu contrul polats wiere National Bunke shall rodoom their uotes In logul-tonders, Mr, MORTON said the whale eftact of the amendmont would bo to depreclate Natlonul Tank notes, Mr. FRELINGITUYAEN enid, under tho in- flation now belug authorized, tho Nationsl Bunk currency would Lo low onough. M. PENTON'S mnondment was rojoetod--yous, 14 ; uays, 87, Nir. BUOKINGHIAM offored an smonduiont prositlug ihat, on tho 1al of Janury, 1876, Unitod Btates legul-tondor notes in sums of 1,000 and its multiplo sbe)l bo redeemed by tho Lreasiror of the Unitod States eithor with "coln or with United Btates bonis o pav, the principal of sucly bondu to bo payable in “coin in ton yoars und boar interest ob tho rato of 6 por vont per aoutim, and that the principsl of. any Unitod Btatos hondu boarlug lutorost in ool a¢ » ¥to uat lose than § par cout por sunnmy, whether die e not, glall on domand be patd In’ logal-tender notos and aceruod Liiterost in com, Tho ameudment was rojoctod—yons, 7} uayn, 89 §i¢, DUCKINGIIAM thon offored un amond- ment for tho redemption of logal-tendor notos in coln or bonds, tho suino ws tho above, with tho. oxaeption of the lattor part iu regard to the o domption of bouds, which hio erasod. Rojested —Kuu, 21 ; nays, 60, Ir, SABOEXN’I’ then moved to adfourn. Tho motion was adopted—yuns, 27 ; nnys, 20. Adjourncd. IOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVIS. TLOUIBVILLE QANAL. Aftor considorablo tmo Bpont, in n strugglo for procedenco of business, tho Houso procoedod With tho considerntion of tha bill which waa un- dor dissislon youloruny, providing for tho prys ment of tho bonds of_tho_ T.owlevifle & Tortland Gonnl Compony, sud Mr, WIEZLER, Obairman of tho Commitioo on Gommorco, from which tho bill waa roportod, addrensed the House, Aftor tho oloso of tho dlsquusion, M. OLY: MER moved » substitato for Mr. Wheolor's mmondmont, providing ot If a ccesiou of Juris- diotion should not bo madg by tho Biato of Kon- tucky, tolls on tho cannl shall bo rafsed Lo thoir oxiaithgrates, Nogativod—yons, 105 ; na, 124, ‘Tha quostion war thon taicen on Mr. Whotler's nameondmont providing that no meuney shall be pold undor this not until Kontuoly sball wve gaded tho Jurludlotion ovor tho crnal-propurty o the United Biaton, The smendment was sgroed to—vens, 190; nays, DU, Tho bill, as'smonded, then prased*without tho yons nn{d uays, and the Houso resumed consider- ation of A T CURRENOY DILL. Bpooches on the mxb;cnt wora mnde by Mosara, HUD{B]"LL and SHERWOOD in favor of ox- ausion, 2 PNk BBYERS introduced bil for_tho rallot of the Commiesloners ta tho Vienna Exhibition. Beforred to tho Committes on Foreign Affafrs. Tho Houne adjonrned. SOUTII GAROLINA TINANOES. Mr, DAWES proacasod o potitlon of toxpay- ers of Houth Gnmhnuncmng; oxcessivo tnxalion to which tho pooplo of that Bt tomatically squandored or stolon, instond of holng dovoted to tho logltimate purposas of the Government, and neking Congress to consider tholr condition, and to dovise someo menus of relief, 'Tho potition horo ,tho signalures of o largd number of prominont and influential oiti- zons, ‘ Mr. RANDALL nskod what Congress conld do | in tho matter, Ho had alwsys opposed any ju- terfereuco by Congrons in tho nffaivs of Statos, Mz, DAWES sid ho did not know exactly what could b douo adiout it, but ho thought 1t just and proper that the Houso should receive tho -potitlon, Aftor furibior discussion, the potition was roforred to tho Judicinry Committee. TIRES. At Lusuile, kL special Divpateh to 7ha Chicago Tr{bune, LaSavzr, I, March 31.—At about 1 o'olock this morning three tonement housgs nonr tho browozy of Lliol & Co., in this city, and a barn near thom wero destroyed by firo.” A crib of 800 bushols of corn was also burned, and threo horsos and twolve hogs which were in tho barn, The tenoment honses belonged to the Northorn Illinois Conl snd Iron Company, and wers in- surod for 2,000—nbont all they wore worth, “The 1ivo stock holongedto s laboror by tho nne of TFitzgorald. Sovon familick are rendered Thiomoloas by tho firo, At Peoxin, 133 Special Dispatch to e Chicano Tribune, Pronra, Ill, Marck 81,~The Rov.. A, A, Stevens' rosidenco on the Enst Bluft wau burned about 9 o’clock this morning. 'The building wna inanrod for 81,700 in the Hartford, ~Uho origin of tho fire wae accidantal. Mr. Stevona' furai- ture, books, and clothing woro saved, Docatur County (Ia) Court«llonsc: * purned. Buntrvorow, Ta., March _81.—A Hawk Tye apccial from Garden Grove, In., states that the Docatur County Court-house, nt Loon, was on- tiroly destroyed by firo at 3 o'clock this morning, undoubledly the work of an incondiary. All the Tocords waro destroyed, Tho monoy, nmownting 1o toma 335,000, Intho Treagurar's offco, iy it right. A JORIM: The Murder Trind nt Janesville, Wis. Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, JaxesviLne, Wis. Merch 81.—In the Augustus F. Tollos caso, to-dny, tho cross-examination of Simpson toolk up the entirc foronoon,, Tho wit- ness ixed bis former testimony badly. Ho swore that Rachol Chomas laft tho house with a man in & wogon, and no one olso had beon at the houso tho dny shie disappoared, In tho afternoon Goorgo Washington, tho other negro, was sworn, Ho stated that the woman went out of tho house with him about 9 at nighi, Tolles hoving agreed to noy Lim $5 to hayo het como out whers e could make way with ker; alap that two otlier mon wera at tha ‘Thongo the day sho disappeared. The testimony of tho two negroes hardly agrosd upon » single point, Walker sticking to tho statoment both mndo Fhen arrested Inst sumimer, and Washing~ ton tolling a_vory different story, implicating Tolles, At 5p. m. the Court adjourned to mect Fridny morning, when Wevbington's orops-cx- amination will bo continned. After sdjournment, ‘Uolles wna taken before Judge Prichavd, nnd admitted té bail. Much in- dignation is exproused at tho arrest. of ollos on tha story of tho nogro, ono enthusiasticindividunl proposiiig to dynch {ho negrocs. Tolleg® diary, shiows that Lo was at an sunt's funoral the day Washington claims that he bargnined with him to entico thio woman out of tho Louso. Tho neighbors all speak of Tollos a8 being o quiag and honest man, ‘Thore i bus littlo doubt that Tolion will bo honorably disobarged on Friday. Family Tragedy a1 Mnsiiegon. special Dispateh fo The Chicugo Tribune, Derrorr, March 81,—A Muskegon speeinl of to-duy suys that that conunumty 38 intensely ex- citod over n domestic teagedy which occurred this nftornoon at 4 o'clock. A man named Ed- ward Moriarity, Iatoly hokling some editorial po- sition on tho Now York Grapliic, and_belonging to 8 family in oxaollent slsuding in Muskegon shot his wifo through tho Jungs and then shot himself in the head, nftor an unsuccessful at- tempt to shoob some of his fonr chitdren, IIo was only slightly hurt, but Lis wife's wound s vory dangerous, Tho cansg wes yvas Rome fam- ily troublo. Moriarity ia subject to mentnl ab- borrations, and was nt ono time 1 an inenne asylum. Arrest of an Alleged Bailrond 1Sobber.. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trivune, Oryawa, Ill, March 8L—This morning a notarious rough, known as Pluclk Whalon, was aryented st tho rosidenco of Lis parents, abont 8 milos from Soneca, in this county, on o charge of being ono of tlio five thioves who entorod s froight car botweon AMois and LaSallo some £i1n6 ngo, and robbed it of clothing, oto. Whalen was geen soon after the robbory wenring a sinib of now clotles, which wore supposed to bolo.og ta tha lot that was stolen, Tho station-agont ot TaSallo nnd o couplo of ofiicers snrpriscd (110 prisonor in bed, sud thoro arrested him, o \'a & dosperato ohatactor, ané & torror to tho com - munily, Ho is uow sately lodged iu jail, Iucondinrics at Sur Clty, Miche Special Dispatelt to The Chicayo Trribune. Tase Saarxaw, March 81,—There wns moro fncendiary work a¢ Ssg City last night, this time in an alloy in tho rear of tho extensive storo of Wells, Btono & Co. Kindling wood and shavings wato piled up noxt tho Lara In tho roar of tho atoro, and two men wero scen by tho night- wateli'to approach tho pilo with can of koro- eone, ‘I'ho watchman fived threo sbots at the mm’d who ran sway, and the jncondiary business falled, A Confldence-Mlan on His ‘Lravelse. OixcmiNari, March 81,—About ton montha aince n man colling himyolf J, Audorson oponed astoro on Contral avonue, for tho enlo of no- tions and eutlery, Duving tho past month he mado very extonsive time-purchasos, informing the dealess that -lie was going to pinco n ot of wagons on the rond to soll to country donlers nt wholosalo, Yostorday lis storo wan found olosed and empty, and Andorson was not to bo fonnd. 1t is supposod that ho has flod to Cane ade. Tho value of goods not paid for is about 10,0 Arresica for Assanit, Specdat apatels to The Chicayo Lribune, ANN Annon, Mich,, Marcl 81,~-lour youn| mon vamed Telggs, Tluiboré, Limbergof, an Warnor ountored Nichel's saloou lnse night and, Boiug rofused liguor, nttacked tho bar-tondor wlitl knife, and wounded him soverely. A by- ptander who attempted to intorfore was afso slabbod, Phe would-bo uusassing wore urrested and loeked up, A Mun Shoots Bs Fathorein=Law and R6 Xung by o nob, From tho Leuvemcorth (un.) Tiues, 3aroh 33, * Tha mails from the South Lring additioual par- tieulnzs of tho doubla-murder mentioned in the dispatolies printed in yostorduy morning's Zmes, 'fho geono of the trugedy, which 1s hurdly sure passed in bovdor annals” for switt and torriblo rotribution, Ix tho little villuge of Jaclsonville, i tho southonet corner of Neosho County. ‘Iho cawsa of tho first murdor, from nll that can beas- certajnod, was s family fond, JohnP, Pearce, who murrlod Antliony Amend's daughtor, mot the Tnst- npmed gentlomin (b fathier-in-law) Iu the vil- lage storo, and, calling him aside, acoused him ato aro subjectod, , and that tho procoods of such taxation aro sys- ) of olroulating o repart that e hiad sbusod snd maltroatod his wifo. Mr. Amend denlod tho nc- ounation, but, in thoe intorviow with his son-in. Jnw, told bim that ho know suolx waa the fack, although ho had given no publicit v to his knowl- odge. ~ Penrco instantly grow incignant, and, -drawing d rovolvor, demnnded of L fotlier-in- \| 18w nn immodisto and complote rotraction, chars scterizing tho acovsation na o Mo, Amond rofued to reoall tho assertion, tnd, without anothor word, Penrco dischnrged two oyline dors of his rovolvor, both balla pssing through his fathor-in-low's body in the ro. glow of tho honet, Mr, Amend foil and oxpirod within two lours ntorwards, Ponrcolmmodia to- liflm and took refugo i _the timbor that skirls tho Noonlio Ttvor. Instantly o Vigilsnco com mitioo comprising oighty cltizons, among thom many of tho most highly-reapeotod residunts of the town, wau orgnized. Tho murdoror was hiotly puraued, but the donsity of the timbor and tho licight of {ho gruss joining 1t nffordod tho trofngoo a rotront tfint for'n timodefled dincovary, Tinally the vigliants jgnited tho grass, nnd tha fire quickly drovo Qfin murderor from hlg hiding-placo, Tla fled agalu toward tha riv- or, ronchod the stronmn, plungod in, and mwam aoross, 'Tho avongers pureued him holly, and baing doterminod not to loso sight of tho Tugi- tive, Wkowino loapod into the river and swam for ko opposite shoro, On_ drv ground again tho oli 8¢0 waa ronowed, and maintainod until the mmrdoror was brought to bay. Thon, finding hnt Tosiataneo was 10 uso, the water bxving ren- dored bis rovalver harmloss, ha surrondored, Daoarco wns lakon back o Jucksonville by e carytors that night, and tho roext momin& liis doiid body was found hanging to tho Limb of n tren within a qusrfer of s milaof tha apot whora , he committod tho murdor, FOREIGN. ' The Catholic Archbishop of Bologne Ar- rested by the German Gov- ernment. ' 'Th‘o Existonce of a Pagic in London Acknowledged by tho Times. GERMANY. Bexrw, March 81.—Tho Romen Oatholio Arch- Dishop of Bologno was nrrested to-day for violat- ing the" ocolosfastical laws. Tho arrost was mado without any demonstration. ————— GREAT BRITAIN. LowpoN, March 81,—It i tho goneral opinion on the Slock-Exchange that tho rate of dlscount of tho Bauk of England will bo advanced Thura- day next. Stocks aro still dopressed. Tu tho Houngo of Commons, to-night, Mr. An- dorson will jutroduce a rosolution doclaring that, a3 Greab Britain was adjudicated to bo m the wrong in pormitting tho oseapo of tho Alabums, snd compollod to compeusato tho Americans who anffored by her doprodations, tho Britlsh sub- jacts who sufforod similarly ought also to raceive compenantion. > Air. Andorson bas postponed the introduction of his motion for the roimburyement of Britisn subjects for lotsos by the Alubama, ‘n the House of Commons to-night the @ clect Committeo on tho commital and fining of Wanlly, M. P, for contompl of court, reparted that Chiof-Justico Cockiburn ooly did bLis duty undor the circumstances, and the affair did not require furthor investigation, Whnlly himeolf subsoquently gave notice that ho_sbould call atiention to the case April 17, and ask for & now Committeo of Invostigation, ‘Tho House bt adjourncd for tho Bastor holi- days. immofl. March 31.—A dispateh from Mel- ‘bourue says llochofort aud his compsnions es- and from Now Caladonin by stowing thom- aolyos away In o vossol. They bavo arrived at Syduo, nnd will prooced to Buropo dirock. - ‘The bark Hiram arrived at Liverpool, from Pousacols, to-day. She oxporionced vary hoavy wenthor, and loat aevoral men overbuard, juclud~ ' ing tho flastar, o Lord Mayor of London gave o banquet to-night inhonor of Sir Garnet Wolseloy, Among the distinguished guosts presont wors the Prince of Wales, Prince Arthur, Duke of Cambridgo, ‘Viscount Cardwell and Gathorne Hardy. oxpoX, April 1—0 8, m—~The Zimes ac- L , April Tho 74 ¥mowlodges the oxistenca of w finauelal panic in London, sud attributos.it to causos such ss thoso with which Now York end Vienna have ‘boan visitod, combiued with tho doprossing in- fluonce of the Indinn famiuo. It says tho check to trado is probably as severo as in any formor instance, —_— CUBA. Nuw Yonx, March S1,—A lottor from Havana gava: The incondiary torch js mnkinz]' groat havoe in tho sugar plantations of the islandas. o Spanineds call the porpetrators highway- meon, and tho Cubans gy that Lhis is the work of! tha insurgonts, Tho destruction of proporty is fearful, and in tho most fertile part of tho sugar-growing - country. On the 18th of Miarch the Village of = Jaguayabon, in the {ucisdiction of Romedios, and the wholo warronnding countrs, was illumined by the burning cano-fiolds of tho sugar plantations. At Marin_abont 300 ncros of Sugar cano woro destroyad, 80 acres of which bnd already boou cut, roady for {ho mill. Voluntoors ioro font out'in scarch of tha incondiarics, and sovoral otbor dotaclmonts Iva been distributed nwmong thio other cstates for thoir protection. Tho patriot army in tho Contral Dopartmont now nuwmbers over 20,000 men, and the whole wemy throughont tho 1slund is osfimated at near- 1y 35,000. o improssion is, that Gon, Conahn will make aDroposition of peaco to tho Murquis of Sants Lacia ; but no propositions will be aceepted, ox- copt the unconditional surrendor of tho Span- intds and thoir doparture from tho islund. b ot OE, Pantg, March 81.—Gen, Sicklos, Iate Unitod Slutes Minister o Spain, sod Calob Ousbing had an intorview yostorday. _Mr. Cushing will loavo for Mndrld o Friday. Sickles will yomain somo timo in London in consequonce of sickuoss iu fawily. —_—— SPAIN. Maorip, Mareh 81.—Marshal Sertano has je- gued an ordor prokibiting the transmission frl:nilSm\uludnr and that vicinity of private dis- patolics, £ A boavy firo ia lkopt up by the artillory upon H.wu Carlist position. ~The other troops aro Tosting. ‘Croops to the number of 15,000 aro on the way to rolnforco Marshal Serrano, It Is roportod that tho Carlist Gon, Ollo has been killed, The final attack om Abanto will bo made on Tuesday or Wodnosday, INDIA. v ‘Oaroprra, March 81,—Roports from the die- triots aficeted by the famine show a groat im- provemant in the situation. There are now ‘no actnl onner of stnrvation outslde of - Tishoot, auil in that district only & fow, 5 e e CHINA., . TioxpoN, March 8l.—Laler diepatches from To ng Kong, 1u relntion to the loss of tho stenm- whi p Nilo, on Dier voyago from that port to Yoke- hoi ga, esy thiat elghty porsous wore drowned, e THE WEATHER. \ FARINGTON, D, O,y March 33,—Tor tho North- weist, Uppor Linkes, and tho Lowor Misaourl Valboy, northwester to southwosterly winds, #oldiand purtly clom{v waather, GENERAL ODSELVATION, Cinwaao, April 1—1 8, T, Wind, [Fatny_Weather. 5, 1, lrisk IN. E “Station, { Pikeunigo, Cafra, ’l'llr| P 20 i 0.0 Ginciumati” 14015 rontlof, ey, freal, 27N, 238 Wy ', ak) SN, W, bris " — —Ttobort Bonnor lind Lov:ght thrao fll sistors of his fumous ¢ Daxtor ; * the oldost a d-year old nnmed ** Astorin,™ “the othom a 2.yor old and yomting, 1o dim of ¢ Doxtor's ' dom woy _an animol of great endurance Jnown in Orango County, N. Y., ns (o ¥ Wostoy u mare,” and dfed . BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Practice of Speculating in 8chool 3 Fund Property, - Prn\;-uslfl(nn from A. G, Lane to *Settle Up His Indebtedness. It Is;\Acccptml by the Board—~The . Mcchanies Ipstitute, - Tramfers, Appointments, Etc. “Tho Bonwd &\ Educption met leat svoning, President Xing in the o,balr, * Presont, Tuspectors Blutkarat, Unlkins, Gogyny Hemuloton, Oleson, Olingor, Roy-. nolds, Richbery, . Runyan, and Stone. SPRGUL ATING 1N SOROOL LANDE, Tnspector Gogigtn: ssked If 1t was trua that o xeol es- tato denlor Lokt 81110 0a sccurity for tho porformanca of hin ogroomant tis Durchaso proporly near Bharp- sliootora’ Park owned * by tho ohool fund. Prestilont King ropfi *d that ie had eard ao, Tnapector Qoggin wea tod toknow if tho Bonrd had contracted 1o acli tho pm, ‘perty. Trostdont Kng sakd s 16 timo last smmer an_ offer 'wns mado for tho pro] . and n deposit of $1,000 was Tomaiad s mogurlty. " WEk ln o fou weoks Ale. Rece #ahiool-fund to accopt tho proposilion ; and wo racom- mond that the l‘:;?’donl:!?tl J’Bfll‘nlll"flf tlio Board ba digected to settlo with Mr, TLanouptho hasts montionod in his proposltion, which 'racommandation in indorsed by the Comptrollor and Qorporation Counsel, EXTLANATORY, Innpoctor Runyan sell the resson for thls notion Ywaa that In cags thoro should bo & contest, and ault brought upon Mr, Lane's bond Inns flnnu-nn: wwould enaue, aud, at tho cnd, the Hosrd could not got {0 oxcced O por cont fulor ¢l npon tho momey, mo mattor whether St ran eno yesc of fivo = yoars, | Tlhero wna alio rink attending law nult, [ n and tho Commifton falt that it wan ?ml 1oeaccopt o offer, provent o law.auit, n®d oloss up the gnm!'r; tn ot s paclh monoy un- Howsile, and. 88 soon sa jos- Inmpector G IELONT donnmy T0. i moved that the 1 [0 ani that o Copmtien bo Artorre oy Coneo s arEaVKemON a8 ey anly prctictf. wpecior Goggin wan sieced to, Tne apcclors Tthburg and Tieytolds Vorng i tho heg- otive, 'hie Toard then ndfournt ——— THE TROUBLES OF AN HEIRESS. An Effort o Dixpossoss the Richest Young Lady fn Amorica of slor Prope ertys<lior IRights Sistnlued by tho Courts, 4 Pittsburyh, Fa, (Mareh2s), C s ) Gorrespondenca of the New Ono of the moat intorosting suil tho courts of this Cmnmongwnnlfflfvfi'b?:rfgfig to a cloxa this afternoon. 1t was an_notion of A{nctmnnt, Lrought by Joln McKéo and ono Maria Louiso McGonniglo, widow of & formar County Commisaionor, agninst Anpotts Adolia Hosion of pomo 60D acres of lnnd at Melieco Raoalts, o piaco of valuable Tha citenl lmb‘.‘ of yoluable torritory adjacout to . s who had tho moncy, camied. 0" his (King's) ofiico nn wunted to know ' whoibr tho ety wss yea to perform its part _ of the contra and if so, thnt ko' wanied an abetmact. To (King) old lim he cou 'd not have it unl tho Gorporation Connsol lind exatn ined it, Rees told him hot o hiad (e $1,000, sid'w '@ rondy to perform his part, Ho (King) wont 10 thaaif coof fho Corporation Bowinot aud got tho abatract a1 &n opinion regard- ingit, i INBPECTOR DLU'GL \RDT hnd honzd o groat yuany romuatiaral out thin property, and lis thought it was sbont fa 10 sometbing wan Qons tofind out how tho matin:r sood, If Rees & Co, or ofhor parties, domed inte I the land, thoy’ sloui! poy down {lio prico tioy agroed ta not want to seo the Noord's hands 5 could not prevent speculation in propwa ty bulonging to thie hehoot fund, Tie, thoratars, movad 4k 3t the Commit. g0 on Behool-Fund Proporty bo direct 1 to roport at thio noxt meoling whother Reos, or whoey or Had pur- clnged tho Jand, hod, fulfiled thole part - of tho cou- d it not, to rosdvartino #'0 property for o Doard Lnd wolled lowig ouougl for tho purchaso money, If tho proparty Iucreased i1 vaino the partios who i conkrol of it w ‘ould take it undoubledly, but if 16 went dovn, they wa uld_prob- nbly vant to back doym, Tiene thioy shionlé!. b held to {hcir contract, nd, if thoy did not come P o tho serateh, should Ge made o pay {ho fiddlor, . INAPROTOR: MUNTAN waderatood that Grant Goodrich Lind given a g tt-claim daed o pioc of the schiool-fund proparty whizh was sold to Mr, Wianar, TARMDENT RING 4 anld Wisnor's aitornoy abjecied to fho absttact, nd {€ wnd mocosaary fo got o quit-clatm 4eom Gaodrich on necount of irrogulurities in o male Ot foolk place thisly years ago, Goodrich Jind been pm'd $1,000 for it, Within o dav or iwo Mr, Wianar's agon: had called on him (King), aud eked if tho olty way rendy to perform di part of ho contract, and ho ing aadd they yev; and the sgent roplied {hot hie ‘principal would b teady ino fow days to consum- mato tho trade, Tt ogard to tho otior property, Toes got. an sbatraat only abotit a Week ago, and moid 1o wab roady to carry out the contract; but whothior Lio would or not he co uld not tall, TNRPEOTOR DLUTIEARDT remarked that his reasan_for inaking the motion wus thnt 1 had beon told by Toeponeiblo porsona thint somo ono was entting down the' timbor on tio land near the park and hauling it sway, - AyawznNG THE coMuTTER, Inspoctor Goggin said, nmtl ho had 80en A reforonce to tho nale of tho property, Jn one of the papers lio kuow nothing about dt. It was not righ for a Commitleo of - the: TBoard to go off and negotisto with & _roal-ostate fox tho'salo offs tract, of land worth from $60,000 to $75,000, and lot the purchaser ol 1bo monoy put up to scciiro tho performauco of fho contrack ~ Waa (t nol ono of tho most foolleh thinga that could bo don chugor_ to {ho clty nuthoritios'to mnke s decd, temder tho prop. orly, aiid demund tho purchaso-gionoy ; and if ft wit not paid, cancel tho controt i onco? The Tieca ‘contiact was & owindlo, Recs himself wag wn lonorable man, but he hud dverydhing too much his own way in regard to tho proporty, ‘Tholond had in £act Loen given (o bim, it befuy dfscrotionary with Dim whotlicr ho_woul it oraot. Buch a pro. cending wa n fraud on tha school-fund property, and titles ahould not bo clondod in that wy, TNSPYOTON BOHBENG @1 mot Deltove that o contrack had boen <oxeouted for cithor plece of property, Tho only hold the purchsers Dbad wos this, Tho Dosrd voted that thay showld bavo ine property st hy price, and the Councll comeurred ~ dn that action, | Thero was no othor cloud on the titios thm tliat, Tra was oppoeed o Dluthardt’s motson, for tho rossun that ho had mndo that mioton repeatodiy, tnd we nover ablo get tho Cunmitieo on Bcliogl - ¥und Proporty to mubmit u Toport with referenco fo (h6 matier. Tlo Qi not think thero was any prospect of gelting o re- port from thom, A ho understood i, Roes wis acting an the agont of iho Board. “Inspostor Blufhardt read from a repart of ths Com- mitten on Schiook-Fund Property, which showal thac thio property lind been 801d to J, 11, Rees & Co, If the contract could bo revoked o would bo woll esttxTed, LOOR AFTER IT BEARPLY, Hifnapoctor Goggi sald usless o pehool-tuad ot Grty was looled after, there was no tolling w s Lier Vo found in » fow Wit semalned now cond yors, In ol citics ng lorge ua Chicugo, .t tornoy was emplosed to look aflor ' o riml cstalo belonging to ho schools, In bis opfmiaa Samo competént person should e ngafod. Tho Bar of Chiengo was pverstocked: ond lie hoped the Coms- ‘mitteo would ke this into consideration, “rio motion of Inspector Bluthordt wes wnontmoudy adopted. TEXT-DOOKS, Tho Committeo on Toxt-Dooks snd Courso of Tn. struction submitted thelr annual repart, They wero of opiniou that the Laoka now n uso in the sclionls should remain substantially nclunged, it recota- | monded tht the Board drop eertain books which the Commitieo belioved to bo of Bttle sdvautage. The Comnmittco on Appolntmnent reported as fol- 1 3 i TPANKFENS, ‘mma Preston to Yolc streot; Mary Thompeon to ) Tinzlo Schiool, ArponeTIRNTS, Mary O, Drifitn, Assisiant in Jonea School : Abbis &, Wallyce, Joncs Seliools Fanuo . Crowal, Fostee CGarolin A, Blodgott, Cattage Grova; Anno ‘Loonax Ifolden; Moggio E. Woods, Agues J, Forguson, i ploin: Emma L, Landen, Douglna: ‘Frances Dowell, King ; It Louleo Tirownell, Third Avent p UESIONATIONS, H Martba E, Smith, Fostor; Annié I, Trask, Haven; Susan B, Carpenter, King. i , TARTIAL CENTIFIOATES, Abble G. Wallace, Lonfso It, Oakmny, Susfe BY, May- ward, Lizzio M, Qohb, Lnms. L, Latdom, Jaulo 5, Sanborn, Fannio J. Crawoll, YULL OERTIFIONTES, Tho Copmittee on Appointment of Tenchors recom- mended that full corltistes Lo grantod Maey Bill, Mury D, Leflaron, and Iato ¥, Perki Diuckman bo aprointed first ossistant in_ tho We wWorth Bchool, and Louiso G, Sitks irat asslstant in tho Burr School, Both reporis wero adopted, A ballot for head Assistaut iu the Faster Schiool re- sulted 4n tho cloction of Caroline G. Adania, QIQENO0 FONQOL-PUND PROPETY, Tnspector Ruuyan, from the Conunitico ‘on Schoot. Tund Property, sbmitted a_report in Togard to the scliool fund 3 tho Town of Olcero, THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. Inspector. ‘Richberg ollercd tho following, which wan ndoptod } tesolved, Thak tho Corporation Counsel ba requested to fako much slops asmny bo neceasnry to havo the Mocliautoa! Tuntitulg of Ohitago doclared uxéinct, oo that {ho achool-fund may roallze the amount. coming to 1t from tho estato of Azal Pack, NEW BUILDINGS, Tnspector Richlerg moved that. th Supply Agont be directed 1o tuko chargo of thooteotion of school Louses tiereufter, hoto act in conjunction with tho Comuitteo on Buildings and Grounds, _Agreed (o, LANE'S ACCOUNTS, Inspector Runyart submitted th following roport ; “Your Committoato whont wa Feforfod the qucs~ ton of settloment of bulunce dus tho Olty of Chlcayo from A, L. Gane, Isto Sclioul Commissioner of Cook County, would _respesteully renart that thoy hava ro- colved tho following proposition from him to pay the clty the amount now owlig L : Thie Hon, IV, I, King, Clatrmun of the Special Con- muiltes of tho fioard af Educations Dian Bin: Thio balance of thonmounk apportionad 1o Townehip 49, Kauge 14 (City of Ohicsga), on thio distrbutlon of sdliool fuds for to year 1074, 1s 533~ §0.07, This amount wad on_doposit i tie Frankiin ank, which suspended during (ho pauic, and which g eluco boon forced luto bankruntoy. Withot horo saling sy auestion i zogard to m zesponsibllity for theso funds Loyond ordinary dilie gencoand tho peavral ousiom of dopositing publio Tnouvys in banks, I proposo 0 pay ezld mmount of s from Yy own estto; and oilor, by way of compromido, sud without prefudice toumy rights,to pay i cash $,859,07, and cortificato of wwoity indebicdnoss $4,000, o4 saon o this propositioh i accopted by {he Doard of| Liueation; bspvuihme notos of $8,000 each for tho! Lalauco, piyablo on or boforo 12, 38, and 34 months' reapeatively, boaring Injercat b 7 per cont per annum! ald, if any, Furthormoro, tho net vuiuo of $30,M00, in adaition to tho doposite clafm of €1,860,07 agniust. o Frnklin Dank, fo the honds of s trustee, to Lo mutually' choren, all recelpts therofrom v lo the axtent l #all Lalones for which nates aro givan, ta Lo patd over us fost as realizod by such Trustoo. ; and my bonds- o guagantes tho payiniont of aay wipald balhaso which niay be duo and unpaid atthu:oxpiration of Wwo yoars, Respuctfully subuitied, Py \ 1 Alamnr G, T, Your Cutomitieo have' carofully: oxuniinad fhe ropouttlan, and havo, in tholr meetiugs, dlecusied Tl havianbluity of secopiug 1o wainy- {0 vory cons siderable louglh, umd Lo . aiso | sdviecd with - \he . ‘Comptroller ~ und "\ Corporation Counrel with regord the Proprivty st theago of B2, ¢ o f tng it ; and wo beg leavo to roport thiat wo be- fvoiFfor”iks "Sust inteross of e ytaud for the 1 » seumonta, after Juu., 1, 1676, ou the amount then romatning und | T il placo my flividual proporty, orll’ , ¢ || THIS 'MORNING, at 10, swil) bo 2014 1 Elogant Plano, About ono year ago an old gontleman nnmed Thomna McXdo died, Jeaving tog:n only child, & dnugator, Miss Annotte Adelia MoKao, his en- Hro” catato, valuod st upwards of 2,000,000 Miss MoKoo was sob down aa tho Tiohst ulnfln Indy in the country. Sho is & handsome gltl,. of about 20 yoars of ago, and, in court, was rich 1y but tastofully ttired. 'Tho grounds ‘upon whicl the effori was mado to vfinpoumua tho Young hoiross of her possossions, as givon by the progocating counsel, aro thosos « o8 Moltoa, residont of MeKee Rocks, died #omo yoars ago, leaving to his Som, Thomas MbKee, an' immonso_smonnt of proporty. Thomus was married to Naucy Matthows, but af iy doath had no living issuo from ber, 1n 1852, Lo hod living in his houso » sorvant girl, by whom he had o daughter, that danghter boing gwaent, Miss Annotte Adolin Molioo. In 1858, 0-Dhad an act of Assombly pnasod, conforring npon that daugbtor all the rights of ' child bor in Juwtul “wodlock. Lost yosr Thomaa diod, leavsing his ontiro possossions to his danghter, Anisotte Adolin, Jumos MoKoo hnd another son' ula'5, Aloxandor MoKco, fathor of Ars, MoGon- ledo and John A. dfeKeo, plaintiffa in this suit. Thoy claimed that tho wlYl of James BlcKoo, utidor whiol Lis son*Thomoa bocame posassed of tho property in quostion, gave Lim only su estiato arrtail, and hold that, ovon if the danghter wa of l¢ gitimato fusuo, elio was only entitled fo Luiif of {ho proporty, 'Tho most eminent coun~ g0l in th> Btate woro onlisted in tho suit; and it wag nol; tll thls sfternoon o conolusion wes rosched, There woro many points submitted on both sillos; but Judge Biowe instructed the jircy £ rofum o vordiot for defondant, saying st on tho third point—tho ono bonring on logiting M‘y‘y—-ho decidod ¢hat. the aot of Assombly contersed upon Miss MoKee the rights of & ohild horn in lawful wedlock. Tho hoiress ro- colved: many cougratnlations on tho shnounco- mont ¢, the vor in hor favor from frionds in tho cor 1rt-room, Tho other partios to tho guit will ca rry it to the Bupromo Court. DEATHS, GAL'LAGHER—Sarah F. cifive Darontse 55 Thmmart s maatiol 3 of the Bowols, aged 21 yoars nud 8 monts, 2vig eral forvico will 1_Lald'at tho Olireh of tho oty filmfl 17,00 Thundm:\nm 2, by cams to Oalvary Came- . iriends o th faaily *aro favited to nttod at 13 x i e " o ST RD~Blarch 2, Willlam V. Bird, azod Rycars and b o B rionds and those of Lis heotlior Goorgo, docaasad eottully invit Stald. oMY Rl o, o #1084 blsJuaordl ot 9t "MOGRATH—At E E xidgol, wifo ?wxfi‘.‘h‘?fié‘é’?flfimmmfl.‘“‘ g ' ¥onde aro Juritad Misnodt fusier sogase" Comsters. WILBUR~In Gltioage, Matots 31, Delos J, Wilbur, of Yunaral at Ganovn, 1L, Aprild, nt13 o'olock, COULTER—La this city, March 31, Mary, wifo of John §2~ Adrian, Mich,, and Roohoster, N, m can copy, hid T SOOTHING SYRUP, - MES. Tuiny Years Experience of an 0l Nurse. . WINBLUW '8t rmtitisece tlof of ono of tho best fo- SOOTHING | malophssiolansand narscs 5 in tho United Sates, and bas boen used for thirty SYRUP yoars with novor-failing . suceess by milllons of mo- = thers for tholr ohildron, 1t rolloves tho child trom o pain, cures dssontery and CHILDREN | dturboos, griping in the bowols, and wind colfo, By giving Doalth to tho TEETEING. |cbid, it rosts tho motlior, T BOYSI This week’a No. of your Paper, the Wi’ Containa the tlrst of & GREAT INDIAN STORY, Also, n Game of “OHECKERS.” All Nowadealers soll it for Fivo Centa, FATHERS! | Buy 'one oopy for your Boy. i AJCTION SALES. ’ By N. P, HARRISON. OPIINING SALE OF DRY G00DS, CLOTHING, WEDINESDAY, ’rgu. S &ac" ! 'y A 1, AT K K, At 204 arid %08 Fast’ ilarsiuog-st., trado & Jgrge and flug assortment of gnsiaffoy ; of Bruadgloths, Gawalmoros, Josns, O Totmua, ol tinoa Hosic shd ‘Taole Yiooks. iSusnondorst lino &hous, 10,000 P Usliars, ‘60 doz. Fancy Soaps, Undorshicta and Drawors Vilblia 4 alrte, Fauay Shirtn, Shiawis, Oatianr sad blato Varo, e.ud a Jargo snd varibd sasortmont of sundry gouds. NP, HAKRISON, ‘Auctlonoer, i 251 and 205 East Madison-t. i TUE GREAT AUOTION SALE OF Emnglish Chromos, ‘Biblus, Albums, Books, Btersoscopio b iews, &c., &o., /Btill continues nt 207 SOUTH OLARK.8T., ut 10 and 2 o'clogk, Do not fail to attend for | ‘groat bargaina in theso goads, nsitis n raro Shamoe. ™ N PEARRISON, - ‘Auotionver. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE AT ATOTION, April 1, 836 a'clock, at our yooms, 105 and 167 Ran. oloheat. Thrd Asscitmant ot Row st Gesond-pond FURNITURE, Cargets, Staves, rockery, Glass and Plated Ware, ete, ILLIS, LON( — : By BRI, SON & 6o, o, Baua: & Co,, Now York, makers; Parlor Suits, largo i at Sacuicelon i Ialu Fuemitiey, Hiavos, Lruseas and Waolon Uarpnts, awd Genors] Sorchandivs, BRUSM, 50N & 00., Auctiuhoos "4t kouth Cunal By OSGOOD & WILLIAMS, Auaiion aud Oommission Houso, 63 South Usnal-at. Thinwaok, WEDNESDAY and BATURDAY, at auos ton, & Tnrgo lino ot uow wud sacoud-anutt Tenfture and Houssl nopiiny (inods of all kinds, fnduding ¥ine Chs er and Virloc Suits, Oarpots, Boddiig, Conking 130 Ol Joo IFurnitaro anil 500))A00w33 00, Vito eal ) other dpye at austion pri 1arga 4) ook of couslgamonts botora > ol ), to_olose mw gk QMoKeo and a numbor of tonants to recovor pos- |, ‘Dining-Rooms and Restaimant, Btraw Eiat also, 8 full ling of INGIATN iy AUOTION SALES, By ELISON, POMEROY & 0O, ‘Wodnosday Morning, April1, nt 0 ool At our Btoro, 85 and 83 lhn:lnllfl.l-l)“j.n eloek, O Ropular Vieekly s of Clotting, Hats and Cepsy Boota aud Shoos; &o, &, ‘Wa will iN'T! i i HLIBON, POMEROY & CO., Auctionsers, ,° Closing Sales OF THI FINE COLLECTION OF 01, PATIFIINGS, AT OUR RTORE, 84 & 88 RANDOLPH-ST., TIIN MORNING, st 104 o'6lagk, and Al THRNOON, 28 34 o' elome, enen” ns ans mainder of tho loguo will bo closed, Without any resorve, 0r0 ars somo splondid works tobo sold, .J ‘BLISON, TOMEROY & CO,, Auotionaota, Thursdsy Morning, April 2, at 10 o'olock, ‘Wa will soll the ontiro Furnituro and Fixturos of the DEARBORN Nos, 77 & 79 Dearborn.st, 008 Outor Comnter,comtlto,with Gas Btovon; ane gar onntor, with two_ailvor. FIfia Mirvars; Diniag Tablos, Cuattn, Grockons Omee wao, Piatad Waro, Stovos, Loungos, Hat aud Gost Raalk, Hall Troo, &o,, &0, Sala poramptory for onshs ELISON, POMEROY & 00, Auctlonoers, OUR REGULAR FRIDAY’S SALE, Eriday Morning, April 3,at 9 1-2 o'lock, When we will show WEW and SOCOND TR o0k of RNITURE, hand Parlor Sots, B, W, Ol Blarchandiso, &0,y &0, RLISON, PO “BROWNS'Y BANKRUPTCY! BANKRUPICY! Thio entiro TURNITURF: and FIXTURKS of ot Hotol and Hostauesaty tho - Domosiear 3t Bis ) AT ATCTION. Wa o Instruotod by JOSHUA BARRELT, A In Bumkeunioy of shie oninta of We 1. WENTWONTH, to offor at Publio Auction on MONDAY MORNING, April 6, at 10 o'olook, tho Furniture and Fixtures of the Hotel and Restay T R SR A gy iy sud No, 144 . nd most complata stock of O Waro, suiod Eurant.. Also tho Stcam Tablos, Oareing T ho miosh perioot ordar, Largo @ aad or, "FHR DINING ROOM 13 fornished fn the most clegant manner, snd contalny solid biack walnat Ghaing. tablos, Dlgk Walaut Qin Shairs, Sovored wiih Ttoasia tanttiors o outies piate Sraro, erookery, and glasmare of o tont adlity. TR BAT AND LUNOH COUNTING. Tho larxest Treonch Piato Mirpor in (blscountr in o most angath mannot o Bronta hianial Of riod espacially for this bouss, all tho gl o oot Onrsian dabias, a1l ot Tabas, oiat s, A1 S5mplots , i o T nsswuro of thie Fginas win and aplendid toa, and wator urns, sl in keepin, oBir furniiare, o Dar, oovtore i Dinlug Chalrs, Also, thy Platod \Vr Diniug, Cliales, Also, thp Plated Wn HE SUITES OF ROOMS o thied floar contafn 14 snita of Iarnitute, mado to order Dy tho Thayer & Tobey Manuncturing Comnans, And are of tho mort clogunt desaription, ubholstored with Natin P Bilk Gioans anlondia” Plate Glass Kiagoro: Monuck Jarpoiai Tiocoption and itazy Cliairs, all of tuaRucet ot b R0 LINEN AN, ATUS LIV all o thio mon aalitys Bilowa of tho bast uaies, Lo Eprings, Busots, DIsne ots, oto. n’l"‘l;:“enum Gas Fixtures and Ofiico Furniture of the oo, TIUE ENTIRE STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS, aljot tho finoet quallt, Luporied diroct for this Honeo. Tho torma will bo cath, sud o deyosit will bo soquiro of cach purchsor. o FOR INSPECTION. The Houso will bo opon on Saturday and all tho goods arrauged. ELISON, POMEROY & CD, Auctiongers Carpots, in quantities to suit and roll, Oil Tloor Cloths, in the roll, Qroclcory, in open lots and package, 'Toilet Sota and F'ronch Ware, . Other Morchandiso, WEDNISDAY, Aprill, at 93 o'olock, at Butters' Avoe tion Rnom, 103 Itast Madison-st. WE SHALL SBLL THE FURNITURE OF DWELLING HOUSH, No. 76 South Morgan-st., Wednesdny Morning, April 1, at 10 o'clock ON THE PREMISES, Tho'wholo comprises all’ that is requisite for housekeeping. WM. A BUTTERS & €O, A 20 BUGGLES & PHAETONS, Allwsrrantod Teatealass work, PRI 1, AT 11 DOLOOK, Racton Townn 105 Tast Madisonst. Tronoh Gl Geveniption = A DESIRABLE STOCK OF BRY G00DS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &, ? Auctio 103 Tiast Madizonist,, TIIURGe Avmators Ao Hoom 1 Bt Ml TUR WE SHALL SELL TIE ENTIRE FURNITUREA OF DWELLING HOUSE, 506 WABASE-AYV,, MONDAY z,uonmh‘q April 8, at 10 o'olock, on the PR e U LTS & CO., Avetionoors. WE SHALL SELL THE BNTIRE FURNITURID OF DWELLING HOUSE, 510 WABASII-AV., 3‘},;‘1::“3’A.Y MORNING, April 7, at 10 o'clock, on the > WM. A, BUTTENS & CO.. Aucl.lounn’:_‘ By GEO. P, GORE & CO., 08 & 70 Wabash-av. CLOTHING, WOOLENS, Oloths, Piece Goods, &o, THURSDAY, Apr 2, at9:30 A M. Also, o ine of Dry Goods, Notions, White Goods, Fldgings, Insertions, &0, Bitver-plated Ware, Hardward, &0 Gents Furnishing Goods, Underwosr, Bows, Soarfs, &o. s Ingrpin and Venetinn Oarpota. 0., Augtlonsant, oK. . GORE & Oy A, AT ATUCTION, On Thursdey, April 3, ot 8 12 o'olook, A ORRAND BPILOIAL BALE OF HOUSEHOLD G00DS: ‘Hlegnnt Parlor Buita, of every grado, e eand Wood-op Ghamber Bats, Marble and Wood-top Jontro Tables, Black Walnut Wardrobes, Aarbla-top Sideboarda, Hofus, Lottges, Hair aud Xuak Mattrosson, Blnok Waliut Hodstends and Burosus, Bed Springy, Rookera, Ohnirs, Parior and OfMae Dok, Bilow Ondes, ‘Mirrors, Easy Chairs, Whatnots, &o,, &0, At11 o'diock—Buggies sud Harnoss. 4, I, GORE & €O, REMEMBER IT! ueaday's nale wo will offor & fino iuo of Eadfe® e R st Tave, i Mrorss (o o f Fadten? KO, P, GORY & QO,, °' 68 aud 70 Wabmliaw - TR AR R IO e i i R T T At