Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 22, 1878, Page 2

THE CIICAGO TRIBUNE: TUEGSDAY, .JANUARY 22, 1878 CRIMINAL NEWS. {0 that theorv, scems, since his recont expe- | retary of State to abstain from dlstributing any | hour in opposition to the bill establishine tho | merce, and prohitit unjast discrimination by com- for the waods. e was last secn at Nuniea 0 i o . | Territorial tiovernment of Oklaliama in the Tn- | mon carriera, Junction, where he went {ato s larga mnrs3. vieac l Qo taliave undecsans, ., auntarno I b custory, or which may heret | dinn Territors, o anzued that tha proposition | B Mr. Malshoror the transter of the Indisa Tho ofllcars nro. closo behind him, 1o s ot ! 3 Bureau {o the War Depattment, Hy Mr. Licnon—Restricting the admission of Ca- dets at West T'oint, Ty Me. Gihson—For the establiaiment of mall- steatmaliip scevico between flie. Uiited Stales and razil. 1ty Mr. Townsend (Ohlo)—Provlding for a Com- mixelon to examine ani adjust all “outstindiong clalms azainat tha Distrlet of tolamola, By Me. lackburn—Estending tho thine for the ‘;dl nllru;ul n‘nt distilied spirita now in bond wntll Jan. 8 ity Me. Waod (¥, Y.)—Fora Joint committce of Congre®s to inqaire intothe caders of eicknoss n Gt o b From tho Hon, Thurlow Weed TRAMDS. 18DORSISO ctal Disrates 14 The Ceteagn Tribune. ‘ Mr. Vrasox, ll., dan, 2l.—Burglara are car- | Dy, RADWAY'SR.R. R-REMEDIBS rring things ¥ith n bold hand here, Thetr dep- After Using Ther for Soveral Tears. redatfons are numerons, and dre aecompnnicd 3 ~Drgnsim 3 With tho most surprising adaclty, The taseals o e foteeme went through the lown Baturday and Sunday A e a tian nights, emptying the larders of several private | knowledws tho advantais we hiave derived from them, rc:hlc)'vm ;In'd cnrryinz oft smail artlelea found | Abg pilsare AR C UM R R A b o was in the Iiterest of iand-spectilatora, and ln O o EIng, 0 v, | tho Commissloners or arbiters, or under the | violatlon of treatics and thi dectsiont of tim et Sof Thinots, whose resoltion faity | Convention of 1834, and recommenda that the | Bupreme Conrt, and read from the writings of prevailed, was of the ssma oplnlon. As_an Presldent proposs to Venezuela a new Com- | I'residents Washington, Madison, Jeflerson, and Wrizingl propusition, bie woild not be for Na- | misston for a rchearing of the clalms which dackeon, nnd of Callioun, in support of the Huu;nl Banka, but "‘”f ‘o established, and o | were lakd before or passcd upon by said Com- | treaty rights of lr:"‘r::%mm flgr::‘l’ll;"n:);‘l:‘ut\?lfg‘r‘vc‘fi '&"D;gh}"‘,g":h':[{ g";:'r“’:' misstoners and nrbiters, and also for an eX- | Ty tho cnte or the iome LifeInsurance " ny event, tilver and resumptlon fesuca | Amination of such other iInternational claims as { Company agatnst Brame, from the Loufdtaua st be complivated by the introduction of | may be presented. The bill nlso provides for CIN!!(L the Rupreme Court now decldes that the Natlonal Hank ucu’!an. ‘The principal | the immediate repeal of the act of Feb, 25, 1873, H!Iei Company \;fl'gi'.flt m'm'lcr of Beame 'mlllhlc roeechos of a few miuntes tach sers rather | which provided for the enforcement of the stipy. | killing of ouc McLemore, the assured, by whcl Arrest of a Gang of Bold and Success- ful Body-Snatchers at To- ledo, O, [} Tho Manner in Which {he Columhus ¢ Correspondent” of the tiang Operated. Kew Vorx, Jan.4, 1 al s bu o the Company was' damaged to- the smount of | e Disteic? of Lintanibia, TV arannd Joose.” Thicse miauizht. (ntruders | RN O NN SRR 1Tk o L) e ahre oons. s wag | Jations of sald Consention. it pofiey, holding that on principte wad au- | |y (e, Miidie=To raincs the taeld and tnter- e s o trauaes : SR S oyl M ol rather an inairect aasault upon the Natlonal THE SINKING FUND. thority tie action cannot be sustained In such ;:";arl‘flrn !" }xrnm-nen-\nn of l:u' :~Ihlullnu- Escapo of Fivo Convlcts from the i eitoW Wk, Tiankn than a dircct one, as 1o was toprovida | The following fs the full text of tho concur. | 8 case, Jueticelfunt delivered tho opinton. o e i 17 Mnssachusetts State RENTENCE COMMUTED. PR HER {hat the Goveroment shoull nssurae o issue il | ront resolnton submitted to the Benate 10410 | A1 1no emploses a the temporars foll of the | APulled to the reduction of the uatlonal de bt in ex- Prison. Ricuyonm, Va., Jan, S.—tov, Holliday to- proper money, Sgll l:fiw':‘;flx"in by Mr. Beek: Trcastiry Deparments oA SRR 40f the requirements of eald Jaw from July 1, “ duy commuted to imprisonment fur llfe bis . . R made the specch of the cancuts, 1t was twenty. | WOEREA® Tt 1e of the hiohast importance In the | wero digchiaried on Saturday aftenioan, as there pressed condition of the industrics of the 11 Coneress having Hva mintites I dengthy receivod dilverral pitene | FE e o e N e fors | Faa Mo maner to pay them, Concrese aeing tlom, and contalnod the mostradical suscestions. | bet pount poneistent witn the dischare of the golt- | falied to make ahy provlsion for thelr retentlon. “The. tempar manifeated towards the Adminise | pattons of tho Unvernment and.an economical ad- | A few more discharges will bo mado from other death eentence of Stias Hagerman, cotored, con- victed' last November In Pitlsylvanta County ) E h of the murder of an {liegitimate child of his danghter, tho_crime being committed to hide iy M Mr, tlonal Raliroml Compans for the brrposs of con- 7.'.';"""" m’IMly from the Atiantie aeaboard to Citea, Thelsr Time Noarly Served Out, and the Lould, and Cauncil BiufTe, Prison Qvercrowdod. tration is snid to have been personally sery | mintiration of its aflaire: and rolle. Syiaerentiis Tather detcastion hier shane. Hagerman was to havo beon hung | Cures the Worat Pains in from Onetg friendly, hut its tono was ext Teter. | T WuEnnas, The Sectotacy of the Trearary, in his THE TEXAN nonnen, ient ot Ualted Bialen Treaniny nolcs, I cxt Felday, enty Minutes, Tined.” Gon Dutler Fuggested T Wi enthinatos of the fum to be provided by the present | (en, Ford, a State Senator of Texas, wan ex: to keep them nfter resumption an the paper - ek Briday e Trwenty s Y teney of the country, Tinucan, of Ohicago, Shows the Iowa Peo- 11y Mr, Leonard—Declaing theseneo of Congress n considerable nuinber of the persons present at s inclndes 37, 10,045 toboapolied during | amined by the nb-committee of the Uommittce ne > 31 M the caucus considered ns the next flacal yenr Inthe prrehace of United Staf RUDDEN NETIREM T, INOT ONE FHOUR s | on Forefen Affales to-day, “1lo wave nstate- | 1l plo & Real Live Datcotive, * Iainateh i bonids, under the provisions of the acts of Fch, 25, e, In reaned 'l'!'\!')““llr!l. Erecial Dispateh to 1re Chteagn Tribune, thivad t a4 & iolite ares ENT TMETIOAR R % D D rriding o alnking hind | cut of the cowlition of affairs on Vs Hexan | ' lly3lr. linckner~10 sutpend for five years thie Deriorr, Mich., dat. S—it ls reported that f‘;fi«’.’fi:fi{.‘"‘fi,\H'\H'\-'-Q”n’;“fif‘i D TR G n the event of the veto of the Silver bill by the | for (he extinction of the national debt: and \ ) | ancestion of tho aw requucing tho nrchaso SWB- | pppy POIY-SNATCHENS CAUGIT, | Nathan Foilot, of o commision lirm of Follet | FOI KVERY PAIN. 14t wagtholrst, mdis President. He efated in substance that, W itEnzAs, The 1Ast Secretary of the Trensnry in and tnat the people do not, aa hna been nssert. St the Sliver WM should poss Dot | hisannnal report to the Furty-fourta Conaress, in | €t ask for war against the Mexleans, bue! Mouses by & respectable majorlty,—by | Decomber, 1878, showed that up lo Julf 1. 1876, merely want protection, which they mesn to frptiide, In fi)‘"’ i“ "‘d now ecome Jikely ;"t “:"m \'fl’e’"fi‘:&:"frfo;' w«:n'xhrn‘:‘:-“;!l‘a‘g(n 'rn'nfieml hare, SUPREME COURT OPINION, to do,—nand the' Treside oto | Jaws from ; cqulred N10N, 12 pngtnd the Tresent should, velo | thouppiicatian of 100808, 21200- the puthosen | The Bupreme Conrt, liag destdal’ Cate 160, Ably o the duty of the Lower Houso, to attach | Provided for tn said ncta, and that $uas, e | the United States va. the Natlonal Bank of Bos. atlr of 1 per cent of the Ity Mr. Tiaviceon—Estabilshing n line of mail apd emigrnt steamulitps bulween Fernandina, ¥a., and Livervool. By Mr. Oliver—{'roporing an amendment to the Constitution providing ln\lhr fastio of Jegatetenaer Boles, il reguiating thohmount thetoor avectat Dispated 10 The eMteann Tribr Conusnva, U., Jan, 2h.—Urcat Intorost s felt fn this city® over the arrestof a fll gang of budy-snatchers at Toledo, one of tho party rep- rescuting himeelf as Dr. C. O. Morton, of this Bros,, rilsed £1,000 on warchouse receinis for . S‘!,mt'! wortn ur‘mln he bought on thne, and Tho On]y P am Renlcdy har gone off. Report savs the tirm owes parties 1 Chieago $3,000 or $4,000. i hiat instantly niramaun, Junge, Stomacli, thie moat eseruclating pains, aila cures Congestions, whether of the wels, of oilicr glaids, oF orgaus,by A i aet 2 g ) 0 f ly ‘Mr. Lutteoll by request)-Authorlzing the | o™ g o TWEED, oue appiicalon . 1 proviso to all’ Appropristion hills that a cer- u';g,';:;gl-t;';m{};fi-‘ yc“‘l:"f,;";';;fl:;'{;io s | ton, appeal from the Court of Claims, T 18 | Porlmmer e e aery, | ¢lty. From interviews with thoso acquainted | 0 v 0 r 500 “or (Wiltiam M, Tweed hea FRON OXE TO TIESTY NUNUTES, taln nmount_of money aporoprinted shonld be | pifed up to that date: and a casc of defaleation by Bub-Trensurer artwells | lce. with Dr. Morton, it is learned that he came to ¥y Meatton to tho Supreme Court, for i 3 2 bn wliver. and o certain amount, n gotd. - Batler | * Wugieas, The y;'mmsmm of tiia Treas- | 11 Hoston, I Julanold. sepiiaice Of the | | iie St Rean—For tho relef of actaal aoitlarsan this clty nhout ono year o, accompanied by :;::‘)?";25“:];““‘; e, e e att fi;’,g\',g‘.fi{{*;;!_',::3‘,'.','.‘..,7,;,“f,::,""';‘:‘.,'.,‘.‘,':.', Retiane maintained that this was as mucl gy, In bl t 10 this Congross comber s, Bl b vt S o nds, 3 8C) % o Ricy trated [ ur. e oy op ;“‘ e mr":ep:nrlplmrm“ hisCankres ";nm.u &m‘:c":m Ntetlon, Wird & Cou with the knowledge of the | i Me. Riddertiranting Innds tonid in the con- bis wite and sister. le took up his resldents curalgie, ur prostrated wiih diseais may aufier. taken to court, but the hearlug of the case wus g v e ! RADWAV'S READY RELIED S’l‘l& T l': A F .l."“\ lRS. WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. #trdction of o raltrond frou Memarck to tho Black Jitla, " Also for the eelief of actilers \n- the Black on s ol the most prominent strests, While he did not liang out his shingle, ho represented himself as s physiclan, dressed clegant- Iy, and lived in' good etyle, It was REPRESENTATIVES upon that subject, aays: ** On tho same basis, the | firm, and replaced’ with those of “the ap- .us 1t 18of the House of Commons in England. | A0oant of the Sinking Fund wonld have renched peliees, obtafned by fraud. The Court e sala that hie could_not vote for the LA that $ISEE8 Cun the 1et of * July, 1877, | romarked that it onght not to require $475. on_which date the reduction of the debl, o o was dofeated fn the Tours In the atternoon, s | oy, e e e ek fn the Treas. | ATKUBLCUL OF authority Laaupport the propust iy Mr. Yonng—For tho erection of & freproof building for n natlonal muscum. lie considered that the Governtneut wes fo o G tlon that where tie uoniey or property of an | 1y M. Biair—For tho erection of & Congression= | glgery . " o < Infiammation of tho Kidnoys, bouml to malntaln ts obitcations to &uu"m‘fi;. 0 Mk e in "astenr.of fig | innoceul nerson has oo Into the Treasury af | ol Lioiary. e ?lu"fl‘l l"mihh;n !‘:“;‘?7‘ ',m‘"“““,‘l l:,:m':m WISCONBIN, Inflammation of tho Diaddor, o™ ntereston- the “pubiie " debe | Smonat reamired by law i e provided for thas | the natlon by means of feand to which Its ngent | 1y Mr. Fanke=Te extend the commerco of the | Howa furiuit LG (AR WS people to be- THE LEHSLATURE, Inflammation of the Howols, n colm, Dbut he stated that only | fund: therefore be it Wwas 4 party, such money or proverty cannot be | United States with Moxico, and provide for the | lieve bimt n gentleman with plenty of money Bpectal Dispated 1o The CMeaua Tribune. Congostion of tho LUngs, £05,000,00 annualiy are requisite for thla pur- Tiesolved, Iy the Sénate, the Honse of Nepre- | held by tha United States acainst the claim of mflwl‘nuu“urmu,lgouuu:n'\ ll,mdnc 1tailroad who proposed to toke lfe easlly. iTe had not Mantsos, Wis., Jan, 2L.—Toth Houscs had 'Boro Theoat, Difioult Drentiin, puse, while the total amount of custotns reve- | Sentatlves ‘conenrsing, that it is unncressary and | the wronged or Injured mrc{r;’o‘\mnnud. Jus- “{_ orse —To repeal the duty on Jul reslded here mnany weeka befor f¢ was notleed 0at, 13 tarke, of Mlasouri, offercd o “resolution ccling the Mllitary Committco to inauira into the expediency of gransfereing tho Sienal-Service Hurean from the War to the Tresenry Department. Referred. b7 Mr. tlover asked leave to offer a resolution sathiorlzing the Committeo wi Bxpenditores In thy Treasury Department_to send o titb-committce to stuch places as it may Ond necessary for the pur- pore of taking testimany, Mr, Patterson oblected. ‘Tho Speaker lalit hefore the Houso n communien- tion from the Italian Minister fnviting the nttend- nnce of mutbers of the lonse at the funcral sorv- fces of the late King of ltaly, Victor Rmuanuel, to Lo held at 8t. Aloysins Church, Washington, ° to-morrow morning. eferred, Mr, Southard moved to suspead the rules and 5:“ the Wil suthorizing the }m)‘nlnul of custnoma ar e 18 nbont $160.00,000, Ile would, ‘there- | inexucdient efther lo malntain or mpose 1axes nt | tice Swayne aeltvered the op short sesalonsto-night. Forty-ive coples of the Palpitation of the Heast, thix tio for partlycompleted reviston of the lawa was sent | Hyatorion, Croup, Diphthoria, fu by tho Revisers for fnspection. Thoe Benate Catarrh, Influonza, proviled for a leglalative manual for members, Hondncho, T”I"h“h" ruportors, and others. 1iHls wero tntroduced n Heurilula Bnmat relation to warchouse receiptes for the election Chilblaing, and ,.m."nm" of two dditional Supreme Conrt Judges; to re- ! visa the teneral Statutes, . The appllention of the READY RELIEE ta the prt 1n the Assembly, & nemorial was ndapted for | OF parts wiieen thie pain of dliiculty exista Wil atod m. fore, provide that a cerinin portion—i5 per cent. | §47 purnose o provitini: Toc the —of customs dues should be recelvable it | Trehsury In his estimates for the purposs of pro- TIHE RECORD. npldl. lm\‘(l the refi |nlfll\'crr Ul‘ le:nl-xcwlym He | viding farther for the Staking Fand, aml that the BENATR. fu sliver and o cortain amount fm ok, and thae | ¢ipal of the national debt till fucther onder of presented a largo number of petitions from cit- provision should be made for uniting sitver, 5'?.’12’:?'1’,‘.'- mll fi.‘;‘"fi'&“ ;n{!;\'l‘r;‘g';:él{:f ';"mfl;g fzens of Ulster, Livingston, Orange, and other formed to-day moet subjest to the,_eall of the | Prosiio foeihe Iymoht daring th nest feeal year | countics of New York, [n favor of the remouc- formed to-day mecte sublect bo the cal of the | Firany pastaf'iald mum tnaitjuatment of taxa: | tzation of siser, Latd on the table. Missourl, was elected Presticnt, Phillioe, of | Sepyreusired for the walntensace of andsupport | A bill havinz been reported to tho Senate, ansus, Secretary and Treasurer, aml Hlce, of ANOTIER SILVER DILL. Mr. Beek submitted a conenrrent resolution de- ::,xn;;r:“l"rlul:rrdm:l;::fia‘uc '.mll«w!!i’r rw%x;lc gl‘x:‘:;tc:: i l-‘nlln\\ilnig 1s the Ilnim;-lnllllslllqwhlrhlw::s l!:x- claring that it {s unncccessary and inexpealent 3 ttee g rodiiecd by request fn the Senate to-da, o 40 the taxes of ki and 1 Cotntittee of Five on Distribution, O g P y by :h:’;:t‘:;‘{fl:y n“ axe Trfn;l‘::; ‘::‘zfstfi;}“;'fl‘;"’ CARTER NARRIION : 10 evers Appropriation bill Incorporating the Jomtly, and not otherwise, shall ba full Iegals Sceretary not to purchase any more bonds for that ho left his house In the evening, dressed nlmost shinbbily, but this fact did not arouse susplelon at thotlme, It sppears frone facls already developed that ho was o member of an orgunized band ot ghouls, who have been en- wagesd In this most despleable business of fur- nishine the mediral collezes of Michizan with remaina of Duckeyes for dissec tlon, Morton lett this city about Christmas, atating that he Intended to tako nphisresidence In Detroit or luledo, No doubt the sane parties urs implicated in the removal of the re- nins of Adain Jans, who dlod o this city and was nterred at Delaware about one week sinee, which outrage has created the greatest excite- ment and indignation among his relatlves and friends, Av sorous search wns made in this remonetizing _silver, and _aaking Coneress Lo oo v . "Ehirty 10 31ty dropa tn half & tumbler pf water wiit I pasa Bland's Stlver bl Bills wero introduced | few moments e, Crathin, Spana, - unt. Soniachs amunding tho Record law of deaths and nwre | Mearburn, Bick leadnche, piarly i ringes; authogizive the County of Barnett to Travelers should Always carry a bottle of RADWAT'S borrow monev; authorizing the Governor to Efii\!:&rlmli{v’fla:fv‘"r‘;ul.:f.“"'m $ c'l'x:n '.Ln“- '1::' p’r’“‘l" g}'{;"’s“l’&;'s"lu:‘é’l’“s"‘{&‘l“l ‘g"uf;’c“l'}‘;u""‘,:“{":m‘““ Tebelter than Freach Lrandy or Diiters as & atinuisas, . . FEVER AND AGUE. ties In legal-tender notes nfter ho 1ot of Janu- 18 re tho question was put the hoar of 2 o'clock ; te city, bt 1o clew wns found of the body, A 0110, EVER AND AGIIR eared for 60 e at the E 3 - \ ele. 1 Ao O 3 jon of Lualnuss of the Disteict of Colimbia, taving -an interest fu tho bualnces, b c 0., Jan, Sl.—In the Sennte, bills | &0 i . Mitous, dear ; Yender notes or colns of staudard value: on | from tie to’ tine, at the miniaf the United rected to dg so by Congrees, Tho LIl 10 pur i trl % X or.uMnug, O, Jan, 3l.—In the Senate, bills | Fellow, and other Fevers (aided by DWATATILLY) funer notes or colng of staudurd oo, O | Satee, standard siiver dolazs an proviued , for i | Latd oveF for tho present, and ordered that It | of Catambi iah eisboriament . $ho Distelct | aa'yui the evidonco oginet M wiit fard: | SOUREEm Dy WU TG UG R U | et AR DL Vi s of l.'n‘llllmhll and to protect tho District records, pasac “ After a motlon to adjonrn, which was defeated, Iy “Justify Wis nrrest, although ft per bottle, elfoved that a net {8 belnz woven aroutned tho i S e act ofdan. 19, 1847, and any Gwaer of lver % L 5:,’(_'".1}";?? oty | bl may deyosit tho saine ot any Cnlted Statea b peintol d Charitles and the Dureau of Lalor Htatistics, K o A it or Bt the United Statos Aseay Otfice inthe | Dilln were introduced and referred to aopro- | _ iy, on 0y 125, =) 4 Y suspected party which will insure his arcest and | and to codify and revise the militia tans. lave the means st his dispasal to exocute Ws | city of New York, oud recelve in Feurn theretar | priate commitcees, s follows: P el e o eanto | contlction. 1L il be remembered that one of | gy tho Touse, bills wera introduced to reor- on, he {s authorized and directed to pue- | 13l commorcial value of sald bullion fin stands By Mr, McDonald—To cstablish & mint for nm"c; payablo in greenbacks aftee Jan. 1, the letters which Morton endeavored to dmtroy c silver hullion, and cause the same to Lo | ned silver doilars, and from and sfter the paseaga | the coinage of gold amd sliver at Ludianapolle, ned In sftver dotlars fu amounts not more | or this act sald eiiver doliars and standard gold Ind,y n.dnpprumlnuus; certain grounds for the Came up for vote, Tho piotlon 1o sepend the than £4,000,000 nor loes than $2,000,000 monthly, | coinaze etnll jolutly bo full legal-tender each io | samo, aud aleo wnoney for tho purchase of the rules and paes the bill was defeated, —yeas, 10t two-thirds In the afirative, at Toledu referred to the sixty bodies which had been received from Columbus and vlc(nn‘y, The -u ganlzo tho Soldlers’' Orphans® Homes to provide [+ for publishing the cpunty printing tn one Fn- g glish and one German newspaper in onch coupty, r p nays, th, cemeteries In tots city bave been so well-guord- cablioc, fhe cxtent of B0°per cent, and namors, for il | hecessary machinery. "The Hona then adjoaraed, 0o report havin TIE OFFICES delta, yublic’ and yrivate, excopt as otheewine | iy dir Camerou"Ruthorizing tho coluago ofa | been mudo from the Chiminitict am Fotetyn Afiira f,',‘(‘l’,',,'}‘,',}‘J,',’f,‘,‘ll,';‘lé""'l’,!",'&‘,’,";fc"n"."‘,‘".’f-,f,',’,‘,‘“‘{fi“l, and atlowing for the ssme 81 per squar fur the 4 . prgvided by law ar express contract, A standard silvor dollar, und providing that gold and | on the invitatlon of (ho lalinn Minteter to attend | 1t thip Biattiees FEVE SRS (SERIY TR, l2 | tiest Insertion, aud 50 cents for subsequent In- i CINCISNATI POST-OFFICE, Rrc. 4. Al ncts o parts of acia Inconalstent | silver jointly, ana not otherwise, siall be o tegale | the relizious ceremanlvs to-morrow in momory of | ClHrCilyul " '1 It shlomonts from (' b icin- | gertlons; to provide that the penulty for non- Special Dispateh 10 The Chicagn Tribune. hen:whhn: :;r:‘:.;,:ur.(:.mx;un e .},‘.;e{ir P el s AnsiEEn [ late’King of ltaly. ity, but made thelr shipinents from this polnt, payment of taxes o!‘lsnfl-h&m l:;ufi nhnvlh m&fl Stponz and parg Rieh MoodJnereata of Flesh and ¢ . e Tan, el .. . Enetie— orize tho establishmen June;and Lo forbl i G lar KR . . Wasmyerox, D. C., Jan. 2l—Alexander | quo iy ftroduced i the Tiouse to-day by | of mall steamship ncrvice between the United ot Tasae i e g0k qual) AsuigmusCivaeakinnd s PR ESCAPE FROM PRISON, Steciutl Diaputed (0 The Chicagn Tridune. PostoNn, Mass., Jan, 21.—Throueh the neg- ligence of n watchman at the State Prison, four couvicts made thelr cscapo at 5§ o'vlock thi wmorning. Thelr names ara Cornellus O'Con- nell, sent for breaking and entering for alx years, of which he bad about thlrteen until 1835, KEROSENE. DR. RADWAY'S Tho l’nnmylmnl; Itallroud Biamping Out Sibollion Aguinet Une of Ita Monopo- Sm'saparmian Resolvent les. RAILROADS. TIIE NEW YORK I'OOL AMONG TIIE BREAKERS. The teoubles which have ngitated tho raliroade in regard to tho Fast-bound business from West- crn polnts have now spread to the West-bannd Sauds, known In Ciucinnat! ns **Bix SIx,"” ap- | Gey, Banke, to facilitate commervo with Mexico, | States and the Empire of Brazil. y.ears hiere to ottempt to defeat thoconirmation | provides for a sabsldy ot $15000 per mile for Thy Mr. Conkling—For the rellef of Willlam A, of Loz, nominated to be Postmnster at Clu- le‘nromi;ud‘l‘l\)g muv.».su:; oxteusianel the G- fletamundy later Satptom Gensiall of jha Untial cinuatl in place of Sands' old friend Wohle, [ Yestou Hurdsburr & Han Antonio Rallwar, "By Mr. Chaffee—A declarstion of tho moaning . Sands says that he will have strength cnough to from Sun Autonlo to El Paso, there to connect " with a proposed extesmion of the Southern Pa- i‘(’x’,‘]‘l.‘-flnfi“}c‘:’;}w fl;'ll.L li'l(::’.".‘:‘llcu.n 9F thevRacio dufeat the confirmation. 1t {8 sald that the | cifie Ratiroad of Callfornta, The bill requires |~ Mr. Burneide submitted s resolntion directing lenaing cloth-merchants of Cincinnati have illed | the completion of 100 miles of the Texas cxten- | the Comimlttee on Juidlcary to examins tho 1awa 1 4 Bl fueelal Dispateh 1o Tha CAleagn Tritune. Das mada the most astonfshing carest sa autck, sarzpld T with S Post-Ollice teo | #ion within two years, 100 more In four years, | relating to tho final review uf' court-nartlal, and | business from Boston sud New Yorl, aud if not =5 o it 5 : - 5 d = :rlhll”i ml" rlasn‘lt nfe":?c"’nzfifix Lucomm“ and the whole wl{hm six years, In m,ge.f howe | tepure to the: Senate upan what nificial restedt the | stofed soon the York pool, aewell as the | wouths to serve; James Dorman, comnitted PIuLADELLItA, Jan. 3L.—The Lon:mltl.l.u of '&flx‘:'.'}'&fi“.}'&; hebadys :iii‘:.a't-‘.fi'..‘.:?“‘”"“ Tagucuct [l ny nLas A“HDV! e ever, oo of the Companfes falls to reach El -ll‘u:wklla wlfil\v {}m‘n‘;‘:‘nmlnunnu tho cane of Col. | Wostern comblnation for tho tmaintenance of | for brenking and enterlug for four years, and | Producers who met t}l:e Leglslative Committes Flosh SO i Pasoar the enld of aix years, the other isto Digrest W i efsbidatad g 2B of which he had about one year to serve; John | of the Commercinl Exchange to-day had a cold nere! lesh ru the Western Assoclated Prea, Bave lro TSk ta biIA. ouwards Lo tha pal of | 42 1TELE dubato onser botwre Srelut intos, N1 ko it His apudl, kol 4. Suiioral ¥ ; Ju Y Every Day an Incresso in ond WasHEx (0%, D, Coy Jan, He~The Preskdent | Sinctium, with tho samo privilezo mranted the | fhas Cankiuts pud uthers aud 8 ecut the foliowing nomiustions to the Scuate | Uncompletd portlon, The aubsidy of 10K | mude by him o few dnysaro, to recone! ta-day % -per it s to ba pald in cash, froni the United | by which the Judiciary Conmiitee,” on motion of TOSTMASTRUS, tates Treasury, upon the completion and equin- | Mr, Conkiing last week, was fmitructed to Inqulro Penmerleania—d o Sntuden, Brownsellla; | MEht of cuchh ecction. of ton milee, Tho Lill | into taw sublect, In withdeawing bin sotlon, Mr. Jor e T en Altegtien J # | nlso provides that the Government shall mako | Burneie gave notles that Lo would to-morrow Diion Charies F. Hicke Mandiilons Tobert Caws | TI0 Divments for theteansnortatlon of its troops »'L:Ibmhmmu‘“\ iy ooty lm{u lnu“.!’udlcmry et ailana F Lowe, Pasion; Sann WeKeo, | OF property over the proposer rilway extension | ol (8o Siiaey Commicion. indo 1ts military Whallion, unti the amounts this carned by the ralirond L i pederick D. Draston. Mount Morre, | shallbo cqual to tuo-total ‘amount. of subahly ChTacter Anthony. moved that the co of Sur- freight war will yet be tho result, Jt scems that the Grand Trunk Rallway mansgers have at last become sick of the dnublo-dealing and trickerles of the New York pool Mues, aud no longer intend 1o he deprived of tho!e sharo of the busbicss, They have Tutely contracted fur frelent—or rather the National Dispatch lias, which rung over (lic Bow. ton & Albany, Contral Verinont, aml Ursnd Trunk Hallsave—at 6o 10 conts helow the mfp ular tari@ rates, This, of conrse, tn Injnrin: tie Sinith, alias Marcus Dayton, sentenced for five years for breaking and enterlng, ho only having a fow monthsto remainj Iy Smith, scot as o common anid notorlous thief from Boston for four years, and who would luve been discharged in about threg nouths, In eonsequento of the crowded state of tho prison and the lack of cellain which to lock reception. They, however, argued their case, Mr. It 8. Brown, of th Producers’ Assoclstion, Welght Is Seon and Felt, wrged the necessity of a pipo-line to elrcumvent the rullronds and the exactions of the Standarid THE GREAT DLOOD PURIFIER, Ol Company, which has socured o monopoly. 1t was tho only purchaser of crude oll, and the only sciler of refined oll. To competo with them they had bought tho right-ol-way B poeb 0f U othor lnes, and ey hava nuilieq | U0 theconvicts, Those who have cacaficd. withy divard M, len- i nll the distance to Baltimore, organized e Wil . 71 R G tend, | avanced. e e ey o | . ¥ink, e iaiern Kol Comuflonor, tatf | 210 100 it in {0k thelr meate, 10 | s Timited. portnership, and world bulld the | eSFSeTEROASS R BT A RS bt Ihiana—Leroy 3T Mains, Seymonr. % NOTES AND NEWS e or Edmunds sugeested that Senator Thur. | 10 Tates by nuxt dondsy they Will mak n sd-cent | prison. ‘Tha men slept in cote. At one sido of lino whether or no. They nsked for no charter, e B YT O] sand Tynteri The Seunte o exceutivo sostlon confisuied PN i ALl e S o Kaval Committor, mud aeked that b bo Tort [ b, JhEiicn nith the Ciran Fevmk, fur iia | by tho cscaped convictn wera' piaced, dhey | ¥ree Floslaw In tho Interest of, Pladeioples | Glanisandathes [arid ol onmiciy i v urtas R . oer Ul ¢! ek e . Vs Al um, 2} e, Colleetor of Co o e 0. Henderson, | ¥ote in the Seuate to-day on the Matthorws silser ausicaton o the Titian Siutator noltzing | £846% 1 14 MR SRR G 0% it G | Buger whaned Uhel clothea, ot ub on tho 0ol | Warden, Frew & Co, renresentiie ho Standurd { Ky \orid T dho Hiein HEhorae caucersind D e Same resolutlon, bist that Senator sald to-nleht t0 1 | Lo Kl SIetar. Fnmanaal i b Nl e Hie | 108 connequeneca, Itla notonly, cottiug th ratos | o " 0il Company, who denfod that ha was allowed | Bomb. and atl wastes of thu lifa princisic, sro withia receivers of Publlc’ Moncsw from Boston, but also from Now Yorlk, from which cred themaelves by ropes made from spun-yarn. vie, nny rebite whatover, or hind any ndyantages | LhoCuraitye rangs of this munies of modera chemiy, N ) , friend that he should Inafst upan a vote to- | Aloyuius Church to-morrow, aud scals will bo re- % 4 3 3 B derson, Centrat Clty, Col.i” Norwan Thatcher, y en: y itds taking frelulit by atewniers connecting with te or any cer. "The Cht Jower 1oci Mend 5 % % | morruw. Bereral gontlemon wented to speak nw(l'lm!hm: ;m:r.-':‘:'. wwho may honor the vccaslon | jjye ue Portland. 'The Urand Trunk i now pee- DETECTIVE FINUCAN. | QYit siiv.other et e ABOELE (hoy! | sithor of tham (orms 0F dieoha 1 pOlAt bENOE 1250 Wis. 9 e, erof the Land Ofice—Josoph W. Marshall, | on the subjeet, and so no vote was pressed. The Vlce- ought to build, but the raflroad company | thu patient, dally becoming raduced by the wastes fecting arrangementn to come into this clty over it Central City, Col, 'rusident lald before tho Scunte a apectal Dizpateh to The Chicagn Tribune. J Y orofo o v made no coucesslons, Jumes A, Hutehinson, | gng ‘decomposition thot sro continually hrogresing Ay iy compunicatlon oyt Seercary of Sar T vor | Sk e, LS, AR S CREG | | Joseuono, Tl Juns 31 —A Metidows wes | refinr | itteburg, | il that | the SR e bR A Pennsylvanta—(. W, lazard, Monon, Tho Scnate. out of respect to the memors of |.{Var, and enggesting that » committoe boapoointed | trutk-line ool becn giiding aroumd this place and vicinity for Jssuce of un}J jaw }vuull ruln every retiery in crial mad from healty bloodZand lid Citys Degolier, Dradford: Yictor Emmanucl, and to enable Scnators to | to eSamine the wurk alreads done, and arrange for St L suuio four weeks. Everybody catled him a m \ttabine or Gluveland, it gend tho lititho ey, colmmences 1ts vith §Erord e, B | e B e cemvror. natonsng. | B i of pasiicntlon, (6. Alro & commuuicaton | IR AOUTITWESTERN POOL, | tery, and ho gavo tho namo of Mahon; scemed | f7s® (ML, Franco utel Hpaln having ul- | ot miringadn, Bt yiestt it L and wiry ay the g O berls, HCRTER. | unth half-past 1, In accordanco with the Fequest | Lo sho. Scaate. it ot 116 S0 bast, the For | nobd 1 Houttirastern Hallrond flalo Assoctatlon wiit | to havo plouty of money’; eald bo wanted to buy | Clayian SleMichncl, ditor ot the Nurih dmert- ottor: appetita 'fin‘x‘};‘fi'v’ln'}"l'-fi"na‘.n“ B i StcXshon, s af the itallas Legation fu this city. to tho Senut resolutiun ot Lo 10t Inai, (e Fo- | hold it regular noutbly mceting st tho drand Pa- | 0 g ™ Grantc’ ond smoked with the “lard | cn, oppased tho bill o8 & Phifadelphian, “eluin- | cratfie.” : ’ e A he itallan Legatlon du this city, ) e dp S e gluvers, Upon the | gige yiotel fn this clity to-day, The difliculties L e v Ity Not, only does the Barsaparilifan Resolvent execl 4l T nevas d. A, lio peiiphmilopialibi Survey of thu Mbasuun River at Owwabio, 'Wefereed, Iy Retaorifi bovkd . cases” Iu tho suloons, und secimed to be on a | fiys that it was n scrlons biow to the city, thatit | » G5l adents in the curs of Chrnic, Rerutulioy A, Bodenwchatz, Lamont. AT 2y » M. Ferry preeented a resoiution of the Michlgan | Which have lutely aclien tn reyurd to tha Colorado wonld tako nilltons out of the treasury’ of tho | Fomtltutionsl and BXin dlseaser, Ut it ds 1o ouly por regular tear, To-day tho mystery was solved Ly the arrest of three citlacns of - Jonesboro charged withi robbery and assauit. The sccusod aro oll old residents, and the excitement Is Intense. They aro accused of robbing the houss of an old (Giermam couple, aud with tesribly beating the aid couplo and afterwards makiniz off with somo $3°0, on Noy. 22d last. Flis case b8 beforo Justico Hifeman, W, 8. Dav, Esty 1 uting Attorney, und Cot. R, It ‘Townes, defending, Thoe lc-llmor:f paints very strougly to the gullt of the aceusod, * Detectlvo James Finucan, of Chleago, 18 the mystery Which hothered our people.” Tho case will by contfued to-morrow, only four witnesses belng examined to-day, ‘Two of the accused aro bust: ness mon of Jonosboro, ALLEGED Bl(lA;\lY AND ADUL- o Kl businees will form the principal theme of dlscua. wion. Tho trouble in rogard to this matter arives from thu fact that two of tho Omaka pool lnes— thy Uhieago, Burllngton & Quluey, and the Chica- o, ftock Jsland & Vaclde—hulong to the Houth- WWestern pool, id aro campelld to wond hls busi- ness via Kaneas City, walle the third hne, the Chiicago & Nurthwesiorn, 18 outalde the pool, and scuds 1te Colurado business vis Omalia, A prop sition has lstely been wmado by the B Louta lines to copsolldate the South- western and Omaba pools, amd thus away with the aificulties in regard to this by nuss, This would be a very line thing for the St. hut the Omaha poul-lhies ke not so 1. reenvlile; (! \'\"‘. Al N 8enator Grover, of Oregon, male an - | Staty Giranie, remonstrat) st # b ik, inarine: 00 ) arg ng sizutnst the paneags of A ment before the Senste Commlttee on Pagific | any biil reducing the dutics o forelun wrools and Lionker [i1; 3. Woodwortl, Stiiford; Q. A, ¥ Ve hie gasny Hlmemter it 9 Wyotsurtis SUretd: & @ | Maftronds toduy tn favor of extending the tmo | g (ool patinied artilce: - olstren. Eczippa, Rusbvilies Willam €. McMurry, Farmer | allowed for the completion of the Northern P'as “s r 'A!.’lmur\c{:ll [L 'l;cml-:exm prosented 1:1‘" | v un of the Wieconsin Legislatire, os! n ap. citie, and mads a very fa vorable fmpression. t;uprhulon " compiets ho Stutaeon Bay "l:d ko Michizan Ship Canal. Referrud, oln- Michly i b, ot Fomtansiiles T.11 FINOA Michlyau—Wtillam B, Guest, Yontonviile: T. 1T, MO Cream, Constantine: T, B L R White }f{feu : Col. A. ¥, Steinberzer, of Samoan, fame, ar- | . Mr Jieck presented o petition of eltizens of Ay Wiew . Codline] | rved liero to-day, und Lad o lon talk with tho | [{eAtucky for tho reductionof thu tax on tobacca, S 4 t Zamoan Azent or Ambassador, Senor LeMamea, | Hiila were introduced and reforeed as follows: lL;: SfcCullow, New ltampton; i, I, Tay- | ‘The treaty recently slgned by Mr, Evarts and By Mr. Duwes—Dirccting tha Seceotary of 1) {fary . Weatberoee, Wabasha; E, | theAmbasmador is now beforo the Scuate For- Toregsury S0 Rutchan thit} esettinaa ank bl 2 3 Y elgn Committee, and will be consldered to-mor- | inan's Savii and Truet Company in Washtngton, Jaaics Lolley, Winteld; A.S. $prague, | row. Col. Bteinborner says It ts the samotreaty | the brlcs uot to exceed 870,000, und the nioney which was drawn by him nearly two sears 020, | credit of the Commisioners of said soivens THE WIISKY CASIS and s merely the usunl treaty of amity, fricnd- | Company for distribution amung its creditors. BAD NEW e i anip, and commerce, granting to the Unfted | Uy Mr, Plumbi—To urovide “for the lmprove. ¥ FOR CERTAIN CHICAUO TARTIEZS. S mites, (o addition, the exclusiye possession uf | ment of the Ueage River m Miusours aud Kannaa, Svectusl [iavateh to The Chicaan Tribune. 2 11uthioe of o, Pag 3ir. llowe submiticd resclutions of the diihwaue g thie Hurbor of Pago Pug Wasuisaroy, D, C., Jan. 21.—=The wiisky N Tome, _(iir. l'em‘\)llwh'nn!nr{(nllmmlf. r)lmls;lr‘ltvu millious of | ftlve cure for taxable propurty ont of tho State. _ o subjec e it toreatsund thero fe ltta Kidnsy and Bladder Complaints, rospect that the bill can be got through the egislature, zmn-ry and Womb Disaascs, Gravel, Diahctes, DronT, AL turias ik Al Gancn AT HIETS THE WEATIIER. KAt aeen Wi {0 WIICS o S5 Lok Soad “[fi Orpics or Tuz Cuiey Stoxan OwicEn, ;g: etk g thcra” v iorti .n.'.%" ‘:-gllmu: 1. Wasinnazon, D, Cu un. Sl a. m—ludiea- | Bickilly Dirnlaicsunadion whe puatlng aler ul tHonss~For Tenncaseo, the Ohlo Valloy, and Up- | bala 1 sho siaait of tho back A3d 4104 b0 Joins. " Lo0aL OBARAVATIONS. COured by Radway’s Rosolvent ‘Citinago, = v o the Thr | ] Wina, | Vel. (T onitied ADIATSE hve, il rarian TOmOT 1% v {1 = 5 N —— Do help for 1. 1 trlmd eveeyililng that was revul orn lmfll has been in troiblo ever since e orran. :Illl.l“l‘m‘l; I'l‘\:llllgs‘lilllfll‘hfl?! ‘mil“ Xlllvl ’,0“1 HNAHIIIB‘ Taatlon, nnd ¥ae been anything but satfefactory ta L vt o Crblveryance, BF it 2 i the Chieaze rofids belunging to it. 1y Jotnlag tha Iatter comblintion the uscrulticss of the Omabia 0y 10 0l 7. | g8 gho ftesolvunt und unw hux of Lindway'e Lilla and 0,01 phd eherd s ot & ti & kee Chamber of Commerco in Iavor of a fairand " & ILLisa O your lieady Ilelief ] 0 T AFPIOPRIATIONS, : Sronld be sone, amd it woukl hereafier have 1 (000 el oF felts .fn 3 men Lave cone to grief agaln after the most nz membiers of the | Slultable diaribution of the bulance of th Gunevs Fo SiTor poou 1k "wauie drawonckn Which have swciat Disontchin Tas Cicaoo Tribune, “Mastmdm, 301 wintmu, B B s oSty e orat 0 vhzoruus lobbyiug tn the Treastury Dopartent | House to discontiutie’ what “wro known aa the | “ X1 expiration of the morniug hour, the Sen. | Seitated the southwestern pool dusing tho tast [ Rockeoun, Uik, dan. Bl—Somu threo years GESEUAL O A G R T L " clements in the latter yoesr, and the dlsturbin: ! d, would 1t no wise bo qule MILWAUKEK NEWS. ApteiarDisuatch 10 The talcaso Tribune, MinwavkrE, Jun, 81,--To-day oceurred n now Ciieano, Jan, write this 0 you forthe ben i Wind. | Rain § Fabien e ou choose. 0 VLA VAN FT RN ALY PRICE, - - $1 Por Bottle AN IMPORTANT LETTER ago, (i, W. Ford, n patcut-solicitor of this clty, loft his wife, Margaret A, Forl, with whom he had been living tor twenty-five years, on the ground of fucompatibility, Suce that timo he hias been very devoted to a Mra, Iale, whoso Tor weeks, favored hy tysterious delays In the permanent aunual appropriationa, Tho cetle | ute resumed consideration of the resolution of P inates for this purbuse fur tho current flscal | Mr, Matthows, declaring tho right of tho Govern. oillee uf the District Attorney ut Chicazo and of | vear are Ol.lul,l-l-’xf, of which uo Jess than | ment o pay fta bond in -n\?:r. -ml"}lr. -;:r';" the Commibssloner here. Attorney-Uenerat | 240000 f8 for tert® and internad | ¢EJa.) spoko in favor theraut, Divens, alter consultation with Secre- | revenue duca © erroncousty sefzed, It { F. doues spuke nt somo lunath as to the po lary Shernan, has addressed a communts | 16 intimated that o considerablo amount granted Conzress by the Constitutlon to coin mon- oy Fend ey, regulate ita value, ste., und argued that st the y I the Peorla & Amboy Ttallroad hed Busl urquel A 11 v- tatlen to Julge Pauge fostructiog him to | Uf foney repald under thesa heads da wat | FY R0 Y0 Siningthen publlocreiiy, sng | derelopuenuln th y tallroad war, | husbaud hed gons away on busincss, aud, in | yicanata. NN ARDOX, Mich., Apri] 80, 1873 —Dx. RapWAT= e o itructiug i S0 | Wwaperly duy ta tho pariles, und muny metnters | of i) toanihorize 1o rengthenyubliceretitaud | ), o" servico af papera sworn aut by the Kinyon | econlance with her request, had not roturned. i "‘u‘.fl:}'!i::'..’.*:.‘,’,‘lf.‘?,{;’,‘.‘.‘;.}2"“. i il attatn fud o ! are of the opinon that the abundant facilities | debt, were passed, the sitver dollar was 8 legul- | party, ulainiifls in the former sult, forthe arzest | Pord and this Mra. lizle wero marrled some geartor s tumors 110 ol Wil 106 + atil obitain fudgment, * This 4 in keepinz | provided for the presentation of clalins agaiust | tencer coln of the country and Cungress had no | of 3, W. Boardman, Alexander W, Bherman, 108t eminent physicisas of our Medlcal College B timo Just fall, Ford claiming to have sccured bilfs of divorce from Utah,—probably receiving the sume by mall, ns tho fact Is not known here of his residing in any other community, ‘Chis gave rise to wreat acandal. und indignation, Aith the actlon heretofore taken by the Becres ":!i"f'"fifi" |~‘nl n{ul umu' Inwmlvl\-s to !mmk w“'l‘l“ uclunulll "lmu ]IR«g;llnn'n of "!.‘!Jx"ii“' tary of the ' el its applics to claims of every character. ry. uuy colg shou vo been abolfshed o vua rflm:mx l-;d“l\‘ll;tmar Oqufrn;l' .;.311 resulution was submitted to the House to- | oft account of bulig uustable In valuo 1t shouid w1 ow bo convlneed that |ty proposiug s & coustitutional amend. | bave boen gold.” Ifo apukv of tho mivantagos of they are i earuest, It s probable that Com- | ment that oG elalm of any character whatcvee | 3UYSEmones, and watd thoro was a larce cauunel Wit sloner Htsam will now tuko the it to be | will be ullowed which fa not presented within | 13 tie basinees of tho couutry which siiver sions Joseph -Watwon, John Stowart, United States Marshal Fiok, and Depaty Marshal Efmpsow, charglng unlawful selzure of the Couspaily's prop- erty, Only tho two frst-named wore arrested, who gevu bonds S the sam of 825, 000 each, ‘I'ho Boanced lncurglle. liey were ke kuota on a troe. My welght ws T uile when [ commenced with youy reuodies & ow I£ 18 1 w0 Bundred and ten juunda, but they urefnd situone et L have taken twney:(dur bortl 3 salvent, bine of Helief, andtwenty -four buttles 1ot tiie wediclnes from G. vl your book ** Falso and Ttus. ireatlil, Licasa % Ak o " 5 could 81l It was emphatically the money of tho of ‘vartfcs are ateent, Maraadl ¥ink: belng at | owlng to the prominenco of all partios. Mrw, RAPT. fealouis tor Ui Guversnent, This ducs Dot ro- | ten veara ufier wmoturity bls would b a | oo, canciusion, bo ‘avocated the adontion | SFoetingtoh, ot Deputy Kimpaon in eharge ofitho | Ford No, 1 nursed her sorrow until compelled Mag, 0. RRALL T to the spplicatlons for purdon. wholitautne provision. The bulk of the fraudu. | of thy resviutlon of 3r, Matthews, becauso ho'| Company’s broperty ut Fond du Lae, by actual watit to suo for malutenance, whlch Another Letter from Mrs, C, Krapf. ERSaE iy Tent claluis which ure paid aro of uld date, and, | thought it was for tha irue futorest of the country, Au srrapgeoient will be made shiortly to compro- | he has doue, through her attorney, C. M, g Lact 5 COLLECTING THE REVENUR thetefore, It §s much easter to obscurs and vone Mr, Cackroll said ho propuscd o review tho Jaw | mise the jedgment for §1:5 000, held by Bovoour | lirazes, ut the prescut term of court, The ; (oW TRY IAYE 70 PiucEED 1 sovE cate | O T e A e ey fiat yoe b ora payaisy | Sdacaets R g 1& o patmitnes | Grund Jurs found lidicients sepinat Ford aud INDIANS, MR 'fifi-nm'fi- it 1 sk theliberly toB b THE CONTRANDAND o, ! ¢ he ban ot able on Company, Negollations (o 4t end ara in ) A 5 bTCul - OLINA. L L e Truulg"stufl o ahow | 10 bota pold und silver, Tl ha preoared mvmh. :"uz“ ! 'rfm oxlstencs of the Judgment proyents Mre. Ford'No, 2 for bizamy atud adultery, sud Hpacial Dignateh o The Chicaga Tribune, ;uur tchins Loth have been arrested aud confined fo fall, i #or l’onu-u‘nl'nu' "l'lllml.;lll I“nnlul:rfllr Bl:tfli“!"‘fl Daivwoon, D, T, Jun. Sl.—Indians last [ EShokud tue fOurth te uostiyee. B Sory tant. ovening fred into & freight traln neur Rapld ave I; Byreat wmany um‘hnl ummer to lault City, fatally wounding one man, Anothertralu | FoDRfsr &: o Catbia. throb frous dac kono, 400 was ambushed aud riddled by bullets, bug, | Quita s pumber from this place. \'au{.-luu.-.w baving & strung force, stood the Indlans off, ‘We ara well scquaintod with Mrs, The passengers on the Siduey stogs compelled | Sitimable ladyound very beuovolehes (Bhe et ko ioa Jan, 21.—Col. Wi that Jaries smounts of scizures of contraband | ittt the ilgh coust uf uattoual bouue aud public Wasmvgron, 1, g Ak b ith about which ho hind heardf so nuch n petition pritcs 110 Counbssioner of Internal Nevenug | #0os a6 coustantly being made ab Corpiis | 6310 d a mom Grezuviile, 8, C. that tho breechloading | ChFisth Texaw: also, that & great many ichnres, | 20 tho pave uL thu Boodhuldhed ad ulantids ayelng dtes eent by the Commlisloner of Intermal | 2% belng mudo at Niagara Falls, lsting | munding pay: Evcingl i iternsl | guatnly of silks and velvets, and at Ban Franclse | the Unite cveune for use By oficers uf the ruvenus o | co coutrsbund oplumy o the mount af some | b iefe ralds wn the {lliit whisky distllicrs have | §10,000 wos seized, of which the {nformer re- ascttlewent 0t a@ules between tho Constructivn omapany and the WisconsinCentral Railway Come A SINGULAR RBEVENGE, Sperial Dusgic 10 The Chlcan Tyibune, M1 Veusow, I, Jan 3l.—For sowe time pastufforts have been made by detectives and others to oblain & clew to the partics who 4 CUTTING.? Ry aciat Diepien 1o The £airagn Trituune, New vou, Juu. 21,—Mbert Fluk, Commisioner o b, it tu pay the n Also, o replication by ¢ ween of reat asslstance, In a recent raldmade | ceived halt. tho vutidhoider denying thia right, aud gwing rea- | of Frelghty, bas xono 1o Canada to negotlate with | g dange Dstructl b ck of | the driver to return to Rapld, when ho fnstantly Gramiiats of Anin ATUOr, 10 hersons aMicted with (nter 4# o e wons for demanding kuld ulone. runk o * | visced dangerous obstructlons on the track ol ¢ 9 | naleamors, “Wehavo heard of somio weaderful cu 3 Bls uflicers under the Collector, lu whish they T Ly o da o Yl i e Mr. Cockrell then quoted oxtensively from .;'I‘;“g“,‘:‘{lj,;“‘,",‘;m:,';:',',‘j;fi;nd'{f,‘:,,,‘,::;’;",';;‘;’:" o 8t Louls& Bouthosstgrn Rallway, near | burned back over th road aloue, and passcd | agected byl Yours respacituliy, fAnancial achs of Congross to show that the througn without harm. Col. Evang' commamd DERBACH &C0 pment had the right 1o pay the bonds in 14 out on o écout fu the Siim Butte country,und | A9 Arbor, Mich., Aug. 181873, 1s not available. Rumors are current dn the street thut Rapld (s cantured, but they aro dis- ———— belleved, ———— s sl o g T DR. RADWAY'S Four WaArns, Ind,, Jan. 21.—Ex-Stute Sena- Lo ouag g o st i ot | REGULATING PILLS! resided here forty-three years, and was one of tho Iéhding Dowocrstlc politiclans of Northern | Porfectiytusteles elegantly coated with vl £ Tudiaua. Io was largely identified with tho | REEpRe St oA - L ‘.fl -lunu clghity gallon stl] and arrested the 'Wumaumu. . L\I‘.‘Iln. 2. —The Becrotary wiers, they were wsaailed by nluc moonshivers | of the “Iressury has ued n rcular stating e Wit worguus ond rien Thes vespond | that ho Wil devignate s deposttory of bl | i sy swudard aioues but- iore he. bud o with their brecchloaders, and ' churged | UUHESS SDY Nutioual Bunk that will eomply | apoken lung Lo bichled to Mr. Eduuuds, upoy uts 2 itk upon three assall ol churged 1 ywitl (he terms aud conditions uf this clrcular | Whose motion the Beuste wont nto ¢xecutive sua- poi) thre onts, and drove thea | Joter. Suder such designation the bank will | sion, % "Lhum;: ;lm-m mnn they were ubpersed. ueumi:lnitnl»hrmjlm ouly .&p(‘rm l'nlu:nln on m,\l\d“"ll‘h;h;u,;f:::;“uovm-i Mr. Thurman sub- ol. Wauer states i 8 subsequent lotter to | Bovount of the 4-per<cent bouds sold under ted awitigs the Cuinmissioter of lnu:m‘:;q Yercoue tuat, | 18 bopular subscription luvited by o | fore iea eiter to ki oo Vi Hasan Slontater.” Rearing that Gov. Hampton bad called for and | GIvuler . of this Department of = the | gtz thil coumecnoritive service for bls il il or and | date of the Juth fust. ‘The bunds yubseribed for | Maiesty, the late Kingof Haly, Victor Euuange), ’1‘“ - o nrm:l’:;n from & cliizen of Union | witl be issued ubon the seceipt of a proper cer- | will 1ake pluce T i the Church of St. ity (utl uinz the secent alfalr between the | titicato from the bauks, stating that cofn has | Aloysius, aud that . vlvjll be kept for the bon. ise uf s and mititla, o walted on the { bren deposited to the credit ot the ‘Treasurer of | oruble members of the Unlled >tates Senato who this clty, SBomelizht was thrown on tho sub- Ject by the arrest to-day of James Odmye A preftnfuury examiustion elicited pretty etrovg evidenve azainst the prisoner, who wus fetd to suswer befors the Cirewt Court, The alleged_grievance which led to this disbolicat modv of Tevenge on the prisoner's part s said to bave becn the Killing of u hurse by a train, for which no redreas cogld be ubtatued from will succoed, bt the actlow of the Urand Frank lias not beeu promieiug thus far. ‘he ouly further siows av 10 “*cutting™ te in relation o feebelits {rom the Weel. Tuls nustter 16 n charge of Cume wihmanies Ouilford, of Clicazo, No tewsons for tho reductious conld bo learniil, any surprise was exprensod Uiat such could Lo ths case,au (e ru uow hpvo all the Euateru-bouud frelgtite they can carey. b the Company. TOWA DES VrEMS, The General Ticketnnd Puseenger Agents' As- sociation held ite regular monthiy moelng at its joomfin Ashlund Block yeatorday. The oply Loa- o cror, In company witt 'the United Stutes | the Unlted States, biat the bonds whl be held | Would buuor the ceromuny by thelr presence; | neas bf Iinportance traustcled was tho pasmizy of o D Morses, Ja, Jan. 2L—A gang of drunk- | oogteuction and monsgement of tho Wabash | sl Liver, Dowels, Lidocy, Ll 4y Martal und Kevenuo Collector, s was sooirn | by” the Department a4 sccurity until other | theretore, Logt : e e o Aunt the atturuoreof. tho. vasious roads | ¢0 lborers attacued tho Des Mobuca & Su- | & Erle Canal, oud bud Duen heavtly enmsged in | $i® jeticeie huihiilny chatby s sreonuts of the e, which weruchicly | Uit States buuds of an equal mount sre irdd, “has whow the Senate sajonrn it be | BN UGS ool 0 rallvoude® futereaty In | oapolis Narrow-auge pay-ear train nearStory | ralleay coptincting, | Ho had thied, meny, hu I tens Bl o St 4-¢, Wher slied the Governor | substituted In thelr suad, or the coin depostted 4 iy City Baturday afternoon. Bupt. Smart narrow- fay escuped with bis life. When tho traln got clear the miob went to the town, sud made havoc with the windowa. Twelve riugleaders were arrested by tho Sher( yoaterday, United Stutes Deputy Marshal Ethridge to- day wenit to Webater County 10 serve c{wtmont writs on Bamuel J. Crifly aud other seitiers ou coutested pver luuds. They are sl desperate wiew, and havs swory vobgeante 0n attemibls to Ihe pending sculpers’ cascs, aud eapeclally 1o the case of J. J, Walaer, who has beew surrendered by iy oadenen (0 enable gt W apply to Judie Aee Allieter for a writ of habead corpas, * The raflroads Bave 1o faith in ScAllistec, ond they fear bo wiil wid with the scalpory. Shuuld be deciduthe sealp- Juz haw unconutitutional, contrary (o Judge VFar- ‘weid ® decision, the case whl be tiken to the Su- presne Lot slonce, e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, o 1:50 . Wit the facts, but cawe awsy impresscl with | has been on the ‘lressury ¢ 10 witentl s2kd COmmEOratlve servicy. . AgRed Lo the cunviction that Hamptow would avad hiw- | Proper e e i, e | T Adjourned. M_’!t‘l( avy protext 1o avold the promises bo | nished to the bunke from time tu tine HOT3E. llxl- 2 u;:ym Ve 3o ln refercuco to sustwniog { a8 necded. Banks - desinng tho _autirity Uuder the call of Stutes tho following Lills were ¢ utlicers {n t.).u: cxecution of their duty, | conferred by tuis circularin advancoof subseeip- | Jubroduced amd refesre Haapton ronplatned that the offfeers who had | tiows way deposit United States bonds with the Iy Sr. Nurcross—~1o provent tho manafacture, trouble with the militks were low people, and | Troasury of the United St ‘security fop | Jwbortabion, or asiv of futuxicating driuks lu th expreased the surmlac thut they 1olebt buse'tlrat | (e depostt to bo afterwards toade, and the cer. | Piatrict of Guluuibis, prosoked dulleulty wita the militia. ile eaid | tulcates of depost fa proper torm, aud Lr th oy M Wil 5, ¥ )3 ulhirae (be Mo © ] writien to the Preskdent wbout tho mat- | amoust of 4¢ bouds o0 deposdied. whi b0 fur- | fre Hmiie of AMEs: Sl oot tror ahe fn‘fé‘l‘f&d’flfl?& including ten years' service in ‘m’llh ;‘;m‘l;‘-’n;o“w;m“g}:‘mw . el irine, PruLavsLeiia, Pa., Jao, 31.—Dell Noblitt, a s.aemmemyw"‘n'\'m symptoms rosultisg (F9 rominent citizen of Wilmington, Del.y died'in | Dlsordcesof te Digvallg ogane: oy o piood uat clty to-night, aged 100 year Acidiy of the siumhacty Naused, T dsibur: s e S Pllliievs ‘GF welalit uf tho rivtidy DR. SCUDDER'S CHURCH. tious, Slukium utLeriuge In Lo ‘"n-l Bwiniufug o - "y 1 ik, Flutert Nrw Youk, Jau. 21.—~The subscription start- | sndsu a' Iying boalure s od under the ausplees of Mr. Kluball to relicve §n 1y Lo Eldht, ¢ I8 fainchit, Clukist l-'{ur "A n“lrgm tho Coutrsl Congregational Chiurch of Brouklyn | Yellowsess of tho bl und byes Fain I 0 iy ter. Waguer uow Droposes W write tho Com- | nished to the bank for exceutlon. Resutar 21,11 ust thew. Troubla ts anthdpuated vt sud Limbs, and 5addca Flusbedof licss b stuver, giv 2 orzanizadon of th 4 ) LARNE, Jau. 21.—Tho stcamship State of | vust thew. Troublsds anticiputed. $ 9 caulte e i sower, givini s Secvunt of A clasucter | tranecript blaiks for the “Trcasurer's gt | By st R T N P et et Dot e S (o oy, Dr. Scalder's) of ita dubt resutuud W | 19,5 8, of pagmays pia wit fes o5 1 e wen aspersed. accunts will bo used fu reportiug thy depoelts | ment” to the Constitufiun providing thar wa | P60 Ny B IR L o Akl TOPAL DEPRAVITY, rulsiue the total amount sequired, soue B05, from al T wbose-ein crv. Prices G ot 3o o ecountol this loat, and Wil bo bur | clalis araiust the T'itod satea shail cver bopaid | ANTWEKLY Jun. SlL—Arrived, the steamsbly Spectat Dismatch b2 The Chlcaro Tridune, David M. Btoue, of the Journat of Commerce, | perbox. sodby brilisics NEW BILL Hiohed o detirad t0 auy National Bauk hecoi. | Buless the wuuio shall Bave boen presonted 1o the TUE VESEZUELA CONMISSION. T deyosluy UL ELDIA Grived T e il Lot icactlyd 3 i v PR X OELANAMA TEMWITULT, Y b Erci e arderieA - S Wasuivaros, D. C. Jun. 21 —Scuator Faton | Cul. Adair, the dulriato of (ho Cucrokes | oo uiiver ot wnd docinins b sink diver to-day lutreducd a bill relal to the Mene- | Natwon, was Letore the House Commiitee ou | jointl, o tal lesal wateas Mised Coanatodun, It altee 1) Teritore: tilay, ol spoke 107 1nor Vaderlaud, from Philadelplia. day Fuaxcisco, Jau. 2l.—Baiied, the steawer City of T,\hw 1pr dydoey via Houoluly, cusry- iy the Britkh walls. Queesstows, Juu. 18.—The steamship Cir- el Sroiy Btiuure, b arrived. MusikGoN, Micb., Jun. 21.—~Charlea Palmers- ton, o wen sbout 28 years old, sugry at bis fathier for not giving bl woucy to “sprec it,” Sitled ten of his father®s cows, gouglui the eyc out of wrv, bettholomu cire, sud then mude who was oppused to agltating the subject upon & the Sabbath, subsciibed when approached dur- ] fny the week between 85,000 and e, The READ FA-SE AND TR‘! 2 chureh pow beinr Treo from debs, Juture Bun- | - Yo8 v i enovulel - Bend 0., d;:’w:uz‘l‘;:‘vmm will Lo for benovolent wur e, '"g".:“':lflu‘f‘&él"&:fio’guvw