Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1878, Page 5

5 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. APRIL 16, 1878 i 5 1,320. Danglas—Far the relief of Wi~ Farlaw, of Hich Point. N 209, Gpencer—For the relief of the 3,322, Vancr—Granting n pension to 0. Laws, deccanrd, late of which the Republican narty refrained from In- Deponlt Bavings Arsaciation uf 1Am Tabh, of Frederickeburg, 1,688, Thoenhar h-To resture the nama Daniel A, Sibboy, @ soldler of PR srieiies wee oo | ternal issension and hicketing. ‘The vote polled | PArpose oll prepl‘rlmz {m; a vigorous Indlan eam- T e em RS CisEeReRpEN RN ke Famnaied of Tiamiiton ftyne to the pen- v of 1812 ve s evenes | 4,037 Dibrell-For the relief of Jamey aail, 070 ballnts, ~f ever ¢ paignagainst Sitting Bl shoutd that we - “.):;:’l'nlq,“;"m ‘e the bitds 1,393, Walker To remove the poiltical Y o eer | 20884, 1 Tanting o pinion ia Il ixpelis nt ot Nt nliny (:oxl,h-'c::fi;“fl"“w"" castinthis uid that warelor cross Hepublican can- and Thomns J. on, 1,406, Knnn wan efected last yearover Dr. White, Republican. by 142 majurity, ‘The Aldernien elrctedare: First Ward, Jostah " itichardwon, Itepnbiican: Becond Wanl, Leonard Seibert, Itennblican: Thied Ward, . J. Moore, Temac: Fourth Ward, Wliliam Maddos, Republican; Pifth Ward, Patrick Keat- fng. Demoerat; Sixth Ward, Pranklin White, Re- ubllcan, 8. E. Lawrence was elected Polics agistrate. After the decision was snnonnced, & pablic meeting waa held at the Conrt-House Square. The meeting wan addressea by Mayor. elect Reed, T, €. Kerrick, R. Osborn, and nthe; ‘There 1a general rejolcing among Repunlicans, Special Plspateh io Tae Tribune. Quixcr, 11, Aprit 15.—At the charter election in thin city to-dey Kozers, Republican candidate son-rolls.... . 3,731, Walsl Al)r';nusl:r ehecea T, Scott e 3,705, Turner—For ihe reilef of Reey A, anborn, ot faurel pudty, Ky., penalon, st 3,704, Turner— For the rolisf of Isham Uambel, of Bell Connty, K. arrears, elc... ... 3,756, Elsm--For i) lief of Thomas curator of Jeflerson W ?’I"mh‘ lL. Wells, of Hapldes 3,761, Turner—For therelief of Jeptha Hoone, of Puwell County, Ky, 3,770, Bright—Tu place the name of Margaret A, Webb, widow of Webb, on_the pension nslon to commence aisabiliticn of Charles 1, Oifve er, of Virginia,, Tenkle--Grauting & Julla Watkins... ... 1,000, Cain—For tne reiief of the St Michaol'a Chnrch, of Charles- ton, 8, C. 3,080, Caliwell~Forthe relief of John M, Elder of Kentuck; 1,000, Chnimers—For the relie the frontier withs warlike intent, an Zcening Port reporter Interriewed the Generalon the enbject tnis morninz. The General stated that thers was no apparent probability of an Indisn eampaien, and that, if there were, Gen. Sheridan would mako all the necessary preparations. He ndded that there 19 scarcely anyining reijable In the ramors of an« other Indian war. TIIE LABOR QUESTION. EASTERN COTTON MILLS, Daven, N. 1L, April 15,—Four-ffths of the weavers in the Cocheco Mills steucx this morning, owling to the reductlon in the price per cut from 21 to 18% cents. The corporation claims that as et I, Colon inp of n Marma Jiowpltsl at Xemphin, Tenv oooorn o £0,000 Zkof the relief of (he cu- L m;'.[fa’ nl”’l‘h:mu. Jones, de. ceased, lato of Memphi: Tenn ¢ Senato bills msking for 0,000 GF OTE.ssscrsers tessn$ B2L,000 10USE OF REPRESENTATIVES, dand (ite, aobet 7o hom presented an e, aaked for. Fooe Finerotor the geller of those % ‘SniTering from the destrnction of anlt workeneat Manchester, KYovens s one. Y 1,032 llon’;u—liullel of William Phtl. 4,045, Townsend—(tranting a penaton to \eorge \. Long, of Ken- tucky 4,005, Yeste of Qul ton Mitchell, of North Caro- lina,—penaion. . Bum of House bills asking for $10,000 OF FIOCR . ue 0y sessivorsrs ... $4,926,703 Sum uf Senate bills asking for $10,000 wevsrnanes siiseneens 821,000 didate for Masor, recel 5 Bunn, Indepenident, tar re-el = 3,114, 3,111, Walsh--Granting & Julia Watkine, of Maryland.. 3,378, Tarner—For the reiief of An- derson B. Uose, of Morgan County, Kentackg.,..... ... 702. Wilson—tiranting & pention to John 8, Jlall, of Virginia.... 67 ect! 18,007 T of Al fen E. Anderson, of Misels- G00—Townshend—Granting s pension OF more... ..o to John B. Tucker, of Ken- i ef ;II \I bn:lun{_ and yochburs, a 1,057, VacemTo ‘tento Hucker to the pen 1,634, Total. ... ... 82m of zmounts rew seaees soe oo o osB 747, TS han $10, 000, 1,010,000 Total of amountacarried ont. Lesst xum 1o be added for blanks, on roll 1,685, Riddle~For the reliel of John T.ooper, of Tennearee.,., ... the rell [ Memphis, TR o s C.Fianle, o Teast aum called for by private bills, 810,207,703 | for Mayor, was elected by nearly H00 ity. | the Fall River Mitle mad Lo Cul:‘ '...l‘niél;'-?‘:‘llllgél"l;e’ngi-“-r-. die B 1,710, cr.?v?m;,l;nr the reltef uf Harsh 3,018, c-;;yeéfi?:‘xho(r‘!‘z‘:“.h‘t'g:flm 2,084 P‘l'"‘('.::.,"‘i;:nanmfl-.-m“é;’-i..' 13,400 Total amoant of p;EHe claime. . $102,000,000 }llll lh’g I‘A’ldcirmen elev;lcdy are -{m Ren':l: l‘::ran{. obliged to lo‘ilnw “:;;‘;e&ndncflon oids T i citizens of Cynihland, o sop | 1170% Hatcher-torthe relief of Raiph gt & rehearing in thu claim ! am. Dfiml‘;t}.lo:um'nhn‘g Himowtl v, Grand total of Bouthern oResiATa laree Demdcelic suppurt. oo E i B s, been girem of » . . h s Ford see seve s abaesens of Benjamin F. Roger . Dihrell~For the rellef of I, P, 1 Gres eiienienis 000 1,087, Rea—G P“m?“ [ 1,708. Ganae—~For the rellef of certaln . Falton County, Genrél. siee esssavee Rowe, and Brown, and Crow- A pyf,.nfl::u rand totai on “mum.ooo. CASUALTIES. peveRt ——— . James Saun :2 8 voldier In _citizens of llelons, Ark.. weeesses | 3,001 Hobertson—For rellef of George eil, of Marciatown, Tean,... P rmnl- of Judge IIartiey’s estl the war of 18 1,000, Young—tor the reiiel of We. Mu ministeator ot 2,080, Pollari—uranting pension 15 mates of private claim: 300,000,000 ; INDIANAPOLIS WATER-WORKS, ' 1,108 WhlofecEsr the ren a3 lf on 16,308 | 3,870, HowronFor 13240 | 5 030, Vinre—bor e celte S ———— T?pfzfil’l( A TOLNADO, 1 Muectad Jiemaich 1a 2 Tribune, Hate—Grautng & pension 1o 1,729, 3 hy Botier. i o ,030. Vance—-For the relle 7 AN e a2 une. ¥DIANATOLIS, Ind,, Apnl 15.—A transfer of 1,08, TiddlerdraLing B poneiot e 722, Glddiuge-rot (g relictof cer- (i £7) 8, Porter, widow and sols V, Tweed, of Tennoaten AMUSEMENTS. Lawnsxce, Ras., April 15.—From parties who | {ne water-works from & company to the second. 3,040. P County, Tennessos. v v v 1,721, Giddinge—For the raner o ford, deceasod, Into of New Naney B, Ammons came oa the Santa Fe Roxd to-day, partlculars ate | mortgags bondholders, to tako elfect May 1, was 047, Dibreli—For the- reliet of ‘mai ‘Alaxander C. Clawlotd....... 10,833 Otlean ctoseireres 45,000 | 3,034, = roptiation for THFE DELUGE AT HAVERLY’S, learned of tlie terrible tornado which strnck the | completed to-day. Thi : e R Menog or {hagn. - 't | 24003, YoumeoFur tha rollef af Will. ! 3,000, Mannlng—Fortherelictof the es. i O e on b Castam: Haans ot Thla s dramatization of a portion of the ook | 1own of Cottonwood last Saturdsy afternoon. | aereement made. last ;-:::rym 3;""21"‘.'.&'.:‘7 1,095, nfl.l.:-; «'"’r n:n':fx of ll:: m'e sz ’Ila‘v:}l lamlin, of Memphis, 0:200 |1 8,610, All'l:x‘:nu-r(i;Hfill’:::::éf:fe?m" 42,000 08 Nashville, Tenn‘. ... 40,000 | of Genesls. Theadapter has cyidently read the | The wind grew atrong st abont halt-past 4 o'clock, | whioh the boudlolders are to 'nlm the works an¢ ceased, of Tounesce. 8,905 | 1,711 For tive relier of etk d A, AT Faane A, Gt e 052, K{;’;g‘;[,'h—"];‘;f_'.'“ L vansion I, .. | feet cuspter of Paradiso Lost and rome of Byron's and before dark it bad viaited lts vengeance upon | ponther for five years, during which time ne kner—For the relio: 598, B::lm Le{}en:'l:mhilr. . Morgan—For the relie Lioy m{?zfi‘ Painter, widow of Jolin . Walsh—Granting n pension to e “EII:AC"III(.....n‘.’..-. Ve 155, Walsh—For the relief of certaln citizens of Montgomery Coun- 1ife aud property slike, Of the family of L. G, Miller, the wife was killod and four children were very scriously hart. Among the others who were Injured appear the following names: J. C. Walbro and children, Mz, and M. Prederick Smith and children, Jonti M ritt, Mrs, Mathews, M d Da end family, Mrs, Osborn, snd Mre, Hoss, Tho Cottonwood Hotel was blown ta tuie gronnd, and Davise,oinne ces serriinee 1,700, Gause—For the relicf of Wililam Hyers, of atesville, Ark 1,604, Felion—For the relicf of Ja) 11, ftogers, of Qeorgis, 1,770. Gunter ~For the rettef of 1. Douylase, of Lenton Coul Heuderson County, Tennesrco whdveRn 3,010, Willis—Far tbe relfef of David Meriwether, of JeTersonCs ty, Kentucky.. 4,038, Turnsr~For the of N alas Iiall, of Laarel County, Ky,. to place on the pensiun rolls, etc.. see e eieees 3,031, Hlnlniln—l"nr the relief of John Cain, and In hisstragzle to cambine these varinas wessers | DOetical actantnta a? the origin of evil has produced & wondious mass of Incyvruities In the form of & drama, the exact chareeter of which 1t wonld be imposmble to detne aud pretty difienit to de- ecrive. Probably a solemn Presbyterian would look uron the plecans a blssphemous burlesqao of eacred thingn; but those who reraember Brother 3,038, Vanco—For the relle! Eil 11, Jarrett.... veeinne 2,81Q. Ilonse—For the relfef of A. and Adelicia Cheatham for money 1llevally ansessed 2,835, Metealfe~Granting a pensi . J, Vanarsdal 2,838, Metcalfo—Grantinga James T, Tisdale, of Mi, foreclosurd fs to be made, and the rights of st creditors preserved as at present. This was pre- ferred to forecloalng under the second mortgage, 5 Interest on which had been defanlted minca . . .- - Iast_August. Col. E. D. Woodraff, of Anbarn, N, Y., was clected President, vice John R. Elder, resigaed, and A, Roache, John C. New, snd Gen, E, C. McDougall, Directors, vice J. K, 100,000 32,074 y, ATKANAD 2osvevesuoes 5 1,%87% Pridemore—Tu place the name ourl. o Lesesiiin st aesiueny Andrew uffman on the Peck for supplies furnished 849, Slemona—To remove the pulit. L ooney, Atuilla Joncs and Alvert . Porter. i ' ing ‘s ‘pension io Db o, oot O MRS e | Ukiied Siaien thoopa in IBEE svvvenes | ‘cal dlsmbilltics of doh 1, e Moody's picturetquo descriptions of. Habylon, | QML o7, tef Avellingostcs shared & ke, fobe. | e, WSoartiE o S5 e, wad . Eawatd -, U amen T | I e Charies B0 A Sobn B Marsine: of Lodies DlEsE Sy ot ATKNMEL i s [ MIRIE, dnd, cother. busied slien L cfyuot Tens tana forty-fve frelent. cars wora turnal | Hmicton, of Haltimore ware clocted drxeca- N hy 3 e . 2 3 etcallo—Gr 4 ion to - e d of Montgoniery County, Mi L i e RO Folizbath 1. TOWeN o rors o fora, warld, Shazaln ho, {ntrodaced Ateh | Intr the aUch. _ne car had' ibeen. Eelng works 18 $80,~ oy, S 12,042 9, 3 mpens U W ames Huillee, of Clay worke, ‘The present incomne of L] 00V ltar (0 8 party of tramps. Along the banks of teront o ns & large smount of timber was torn up and itdred over the pratrle. — Telegraph line realistic aketches as Jonuh mounted on a dry-govds bux, —might be Inclined to aco the matter in anoth- eriight. Wo do not beliovo thers was any inten- s MO seesenieteniasioas 1,810, Harein—For the relief of lugh L. Gallaher, of Virginia..... 35,5687 1,003, Stephens—¥or the reliel of 9,852, Goude~For the rellef of tho legal_representatives. of the late Janies Monroc, Licuten- 2,726, Cook—For the relicf of the to- 2,752, Alken—For the ratiof of 3, 1. 7" expenses, $120,000 per aunum. . THE PENNSYLVANIA RIOT CASES, R bauly broken for meveral miles. Con. County, UBu.eo viessss veoees 10,000 Joseph J. Brown, & British gnt-Cotunel Virginin Stale Clarke, Adjutant of the Pai- tion to ralso a Jaugh at th that unfor- k wae ki by 1. 6. W "L}‘;el"‘;g':sl‘(‘"“:"v::‘i mubject, and a restdent of Au- Lino Infantry . L St Tiogiment In. th Me 4 ¥ D O o | e eres por e g vertirned | Pmitavesruia, Pa., April 15.—The sait of guats, Ga. 1,850, Slenons—3aki TODT! tion Lo poy Witliau Moss, of Arkansas, for oxira mail serve 1,832, Riddie—For the relief of Ple ant 11, Lepoen, of Tennesse 1,850, Morgan —~For the rellef of ¥ lino 1tunt.. ... ave o 1,851, Morgan—Fur the relief of Ju- wopls W, Mrphy. coees 1,880, Youuy—¥or the retief of 13,837 wer can War, pensiotl s, ... . 2,958, Melenzie—For tho reilef of 1), T.. Adalr,of Uancock Ca., Ky, 2,000. Turnor—~For the rellef of 3ira, Sarsh llamilton, of Kentucky, penalon, ... “ar vernanen Sherman Hall & Co.. of Iilinols, agninst the Penoeylvania Raflrosd Company, to recover $40,000 for ninety-one sacks of wool dastroyed during the rots of - August last, was taken np In the United States District Court thin morning. After the Jwoanellug of the Jury, the case was postponed until to-morrow. This Is a tews sult, und upon Ita decislon dopends twenty-twu other cases, sajlors uf the Mexican and fed by heavy rain and hail, so that streams were * suddenly swelled and roads _ ren- dered well _nign impassable. In Empo- ris the Normal School bolidin was partly nnroafed, anl Selden’s flanring mill suf- fered extenalve injury. Otber buildings of the town were anroofod ana otherwine injured. The actual loss of property will be greatest In the country, thongh crops are not At A poiut where they wili be llkcly to receive much setback, No wiud storm of ncar so serions & nature has ever 3,807, Ellaworth—For { of James ltoberts, of North Caro- Jina, and of Noah Roberts, of Minalsstppi, arrearages, eic,. 3,902, Robertson—Forthe relief of the liaton louge Gas-Light Com« pany, Of LOUIBIALR tresuere, 13,000 3,170, Robertson--For the - relief of Louis Allen, of Loulsiana.... ... .00 1.203. Morgan—For the retlel of eorge Flou t Jasper Count, tunate transaction which brought death into the d with alt our woe: the suthor doubtless waa poeserrrd with 8 nincere desire to popularize and revivify the tragic story of vur first parents—pour simpletona seduced by the srtsof a wily adversary. 1lut whether Intentional ur not, the effect upon the audicnce was decidedly as mirth-provoking oe any comedy, suclia curfous commingling wita it of ancient mysteries and modern Black-Cruvkeries. ‘The firat three acts are as serious ns could well be Imaglned. Thercisthe fallof Lucifer from Heaven to the pit-which fs briiliantly Hlaminated, by the OLHEr WATS venveenie sereanns 901, Darrall—For the relist of the ‘sureties on the otticial band of P, T. Beanregard... ... 273, Ellis—For the rellef of tho Stas National Bnuk of Loutslana,, o022, m\gn —For the rellef of Aleck &0 18,000 2,007, PR 2,070, Dibrell—Urnnting 8 pension to James Woolsoy, of Tennensce. v..o ovo 2,001, Turper—For the relief of Jarvig 0 .r ). Boone—F rel of * A, i Qates Lee, of Acuracken - Mo, n o o . = e o1 T g e 0T Athobe oL S ! R s tatd G O AR T o R B - D5k, of Bavannah, us. 90,000 | g, Cajpnhin, Tem e i»’mfi;"‘."&.’?.“.u}i"im rerof 2,800, Y“,‘“Yr;.jf_.'{"r‘l’,’:! sssesrse | dofng brave work to nmuse the arch fiend—and o A FATAL FALL. Midas, King of the Country.—King Midas torrivle curve against mnankind, connelved in trno melodramatic epirit. Then follows the acene In Paradise, tho entrance of the serpent, tha tempta- tian, and the fall, After that comes tho mitrder of Abel by bis big brother Cain, the act ending with an lm{mcul!o curse by Adam, and the en- inting 208 CATAWEY. vreereseses 501, Margun—Far the Feilel of James Nmith, of Mlssourl, o 1,840, 204, Chalmers—For the rollef of &T]ll A. Nutt, of Natcbez, 33, Durham—For tha telief ~ of George Trupnall, of Kentucky 20,000 334, Durhain—For the benefit of thio Madison Fumale Acad r 3,205, Crittenden—Por the rellef of certain soldicrs of the Kighth Cavaley, State of Missourl.. uee 4es 3,207, Buckaer—Uranting a pension o Juseph A, Young. serennn 3,254, lenkle—To restore Horace £, Apectal Dispatch to The Tritune, Brntivatox, Ia., Aoril 13, ~George Fiynn, an employe of the Chlcago, Darlington & Quincy Raliway, In this city, got drunk on Satarday, after which he started for his home in the western part Was presunted with a nair af aea's cars for his had taste in music, and we think 1t not amiss to serve thone the Ratne way who liave the bd taste tu res cct the only article tuat will restors halr on bald hieads, Carboline, & deodurized extract of pefrule- am, 80 aticle that utluiulated e glands ot thw 28,888 2,802, Young~—For the relif of Jaifa Ann Carter, of Memphis, Darral —l':cr the rellel of Bame —Granting o Whinum Leti, of Tennesseo., sivunne 109. Goode—To_rcimbnrse the Col- o do—To, 4 tratice of {he angel with the flaming wwonl, A : ot : Kentucky Fhintar o b Maers 10 5,000 A Hr A Cabell, of Ploridt,re wuseenee | lapneof yome 1300 yuars Interrenna betwees the | SFL0n I, Inctouthue & ilrond beitgo on bie | 50 0L Y LoV SRt o nen i e WA 20, Boono—¥or 1,881, Young—For thereliel of doesra, g States Navy, ¥ H. Wilion, of Now Orleany, third and fonrth acts, in which we are introduced | of teq feet, into [lawkeve Creek, fractaring his | Ceftainty juake the Luie grow on bald heads, as o1 Diiaior i g s Munt i Temuigics. 120,00 11080, Trchaeriod el sl i e 0,70 | 165 samoclan ofpevple drensed Jun o s | i, 'S died net wcloc Tunk wigbis | Boudteds of cortnenton aravellknown el o 1,825, Chalmers—For therelief of Mra, ote, Clymer, of Texas. 18,325 763, Alken the T the ; o e Mitest, 'y utl deslera in drugs snd med- 1. ioico, of Lanville, Ky Hleater I, Neoley, of Warren 3,070, Stephens~Ty brovids for 20 | T A e o James I, Olase Tourliad Aot Japhel okl Eve ey besone cluee, 220, Knott—Fof the rullef ' of the RAIL WAY ACCIDENT. minors of John €. Robinson., SenaLta, Mo., Aoril 15.—At 2 o'clock to-dsy s Noema—and the vilialnNatan still parsoes her. iths County, Miselaaippl, not quite clearly shown whether Satan ia really in . 24,404 1,801, Uartridge— For the relt & Engle and Phenix Manufact- ————— fwprovement of Augu Use » Mrs. Winsiow's Noothing Syrup” for . wounded eclaler of the I'al. Itiver, sbnve Augusta, Ui metto legiment in tho Mex- 361, Whitthorne—To pay cortain 3,003, Matealfe—Por the rolfef of Ji fenn War, —pension Jove with the daughter of earth, or whethur e ls | special freight-train wreckod south of Wind. { children while teettin; t cares dyscntery and v raonstherein certified. ..., , (il f hesseresss eseeeoss | putting sll that onus s wibtle dodge to accomplish S ) A 823, flopx:nu—flr-unnx 8 peusion to ml:l.z(:o?mnny. of Columbus, s g-uu Marquard, Bt. Louls, 2,744, n?:rlln—“:)‘rl:mmg ne.um:,lg‘l: lox; gh Lellish designs. Certainly ho manages to have | "Of On the Mlssourt, Kansss & Texas. Engincer diarrboa, wind coll d re;ralutes the bowela. Fanaworth was badly injured, - Ilis ireman., Ruh- ert N, McCune, wos kilicd fpstantly, Tue tender jumped the track, and McCane was thrown to the round and croshed to death beneath the cars, 11% parents reeide in Clintun, Ia. e leaves & wife aod two children. 2 Jolly good time of 1t while roswming around, for H;ihllmlun the delu(e—-hflflni stulen Japhet's pride away from him—he evokesa troop of ex- cellent dancers, who succeed In making everything as lovely as possidle, until tho aneer of lleaven i« finsily ntoused and everytniog goen to wrock and ruin except the favored ark of Shittim wood, which is scen dimly in the distance moving &t the rate of about 200 kpots zu hour, In (he e ncfl""}’”““fi"" K‘eln;ucky‘ vaseeras . Durbnin—For ~ the retet of . Archibold I, Rao .uvv eennn 829, Turner—Uranting pensions to the soldiers and ssllors of the Moxican wi 413, Dibrell-For the lerics of sinall capacity. 967, Whitthorne—Kor the rel 1,423, Rea—For ihe relief Andrew M, Jorden, of Benton Township, Atchison County, Missourl,... ves w0s 1.420. Gunter—For the rellef of the minors of John W. Jones, pensions, etc,, 1,387, Yuung—itor the ‘Targarous .. 1,375, Blackburn—Fol 1,814, Vauce—7'o aimend an nci grants ing o pension to Anu lensley vuieeens 1,814, Vanco—For the reliefof Stephun M, HONEYTUIt vuvveraeirrees 1,015, Vance—ior the reiicf of iliram 1,000, T\{LI lun::_.. o cher—For 2 as P, SMitchell 1,850, Glover—For the Gen, George irlscoe, lato Majorof the Nineteenth Roy- iment of Marsland Volunteers 270 ”u{dlhu“'rirn‘}ulrflfinl 2,701~Muldrow—In ald of_the i'resbye terial Male High School at Iuka, Miss.., . . 2,014, Buckner—For the A . Varnum, of Montgomery 103,740 RUN OVER AND KILLED. Spectal Dispateh tu Lhe Tridune. 1 of Jobn K. Tallors, of Tenne s Murphy, of Wrer II. Perry, administrator COURLY, MO\ sue e rsossorossor ramatic acctiuns of thls piny thero la 8 chance 10f | Guuyn Raris, Mich., April 15,—A special to 6% (; 247, Darsi-Gisating Berione o oo | 1,385, AL o iy Seolt, of Juamiza 2,000, Candier™For (hefeiel 57110 e T Totrisicn Lo My T v, lere, | tho Grand Naplds Zimes ssys & bridge-budider as. 088&9' e cerigla sldlers unl atlors ot **** P iinor heirsof doho U, E 1,416, Hsteher—For tho veliei of figh: """ | 2,008, Potter—For titg relier of Esnu Heplaye it s demd carnost, Bubli plare it well,— | named Uarriogton. was lastaally” Killed while 3ust like o roarlne Yton, Miss Halen mado Trucy a graccful, wilowy E'e, slender, and tall, aud tender; and her Noema was likc noto it. Mr, Mestayer wnae n very portly Caln, and the icontrast between Ltin ond the diminutive Abel was wo remarkuble s to cause an luvoluntary taugh when he undertwoi esnnsene deccased, veaaess . 4090, Dibrell—-For the reilef of James CIift, Inte Captain Fifth Ten. neesce Cavalry. ... a 3,720, Carlisle—Fortleroliefof Weden 0'Neal walking on the track of the Urand Hapide & Indiana Naiirosd this morning by o freivbi trann which was backing, sbout & mile sonth of Iig Rapids. 1t cat him In two, ert L. Lindeay, of Mlesouri,., 1,426. Gunter—For ho reliof of Joln Jackson, of Kansus Clty, Mo, 1,603. Sehlelcoor—T'or the relief of ‘Thomns Kearney, Coilector of stons_for the District of Pickrell, of Virginia. .. o iEeiesiin 2,002, Stophens—Fortherelief of Sam- ~ uel I Gustin.. . 2,035, Williams—For thers 2, Slzer, of Mles 2,016, l‘;finrd aQ 1 . 407 Dl}mll—umnflnfl o pension to ames P’ Theaipson, of ‘Fen- 11,300 NEBCL e anes o 32 Dv‘{};lm;l"n;‘\‘n“r;: of Bo e n snd Ja - fleld, n'pf“nlllclu. e ¢ Co. of ifen- ppl .. ranting a pension to 3,037, ‘Turner—For the rellef of Thor l‘ll \;;.’"Irl‘ of Whitley Coun- 3,024, Ligon—For the relluf of Coi. uwbus ¥, Perry and Elizabeth 11. Glimer, of Chambers Coun- 1y, Als,. eeeesiBiin o 3,030, Turner—For the rellef of Chris: ‘l‘a’vhur . Harbin, of Kentuce 3,041, Turner—Yor the relicf of the helraof John Whalen, of Rock+ of Tenncseee, bounty, ete... cennainn 1,422, Ren—Uranting a pension to James L. Uammack, of Bt. Toule, MOiviiss iians ave.. . sissniss 1,420. Rea—~Granting 8. ponsion to William Lett, of Tenncasoe.. ..iiuees 1,477, Stephens—For the rellef of Hd- ward Usilaber.... . 1,413, Hatcher—(Granting pe: Blasius Reldluger, of County, M 1,384, Carlislo—Qran Anna Wohe, WOl ll‘nKy. 1,082, Tarner—For th reliof of ¢, Diils, of Kentacky... 1,388, Young—Fortho rellef of lieuben #, Jones, of Memplly, Teun.. 18,402 1,011 Vance—To pay Kobert C. W, Hugbey, of North Carolina,ar- ' TeArs Of Penslon.cueiieraeirane 1,502 Catdwell—For tha reliof of R. D, Salmons nnd othors 0 1,607, Vance—FPlacing tho nauie of ¥, "B, Carland on the pensto X honse was weil filled last evening, zud the applause was frequent and hear! Cunnlogham, of Ten- e seee eassreee s 203, Tbmw\lrfih—h!r"lnu ruliet of Churlen 1Suttonberder waw fatally burned bya 1adly uf molten lead falling on him whils working in Adams’ machine shov. FATAL FALL. Nzw Yonrk. Avril 16, —A dlapatch from Norfalk, Va., tells of o falal accident to Ucorge Leeds and filchard Varles, sesmen on the Tnited States steamer Powlatan, who [fell from the malntop- gallant yard while exercising. THE RAILROADS. IT8 NEW HOME. The Chicago & Alton Rsilroad Company has rented the sauth half of the Honore Bulldiuy, cor- ner of Adama snd Dearborn streets, In the north Lalf of which 1s the tost-Office, -for ila general offices, which are at vresent inconvenlenly lo- cated at N nd 4 West Vau Huzen streot. The portion of the Honore Duilding leased by the Alton Company has never been occupted, nnd Iy yet In an uncompleted state. A large numbder of workmen will be sct at work st once to complete tue boilding aud srrangs the rooms for the varions reneral departments, The fiest Soor will be occu- blec y the Treasurer ana the General Freight and Passenger departments. Th sci- ond floor will contaln the offices of the President, General Superintendent, and General Solicitor, and the varivas otherddepariments will occupy the upper foors. The oflices. When com- pletad, will be as finc ax any fo the city, and, as Dibreli sourl o 4D 2,020, Gunter.-¥or iiia reiiot of hos. - Ncal, of ATKANIAG, DERAION s +ureres 2,027, Behleicuer—For the relief of * Adolph Van laacke.. <o 2,674 Blnfilelongl’urlhcullulof Elize abeth Withers, oxecutrix of tho estate of John Kyle, .. ... 20,325 2,507, Hurtridge—To suthorize o sur- . vey of & steamboat and barge canal from Bt Mary's River 1o the Gulf of Mexlco, . 34,000 2,600, Goode—Grauting pen he helrs of Capt. John Julius Guthre, lnte Suncrintendent Life-BavingStation, and oiliers 2,550, Hunton—For the rellef of the Accotink Home_Gnards, of airfux County, Viewinla..... e 2,668, Williams—For tho reilef of cer- tain owners of the etcamor Neal.uovono Cai o the bo PLYMOUTIH, IND. 1 23,000 | 3,000, Munton—GrAnting s ponslon 1 Corpus_Chrletl... e 12,470 ‘Mabaia Doy, widow of Jucke toghzails : A 2 Ty IND. i 3. Duthaioe-For the ben o B Gorye Saithe . = 1,354, Money—For the rol Fota Gl Fon T Doy of Missanrl., L] S e A e L Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, %“; :un ‘:n urch In Danvilie, 3,023, Smilth—Fur the rell D, Lefluro ana James C. lar- 2,083, Yoates—Toerect a lighth the dancing of DeRoss ond_Palladino, sided by a Fonr Warsa, Ind., April 15,—At Piymouth, 415, Dibvell~For tho veliof i 4. 31, 3,012, Tarne eiiet'of Nim: 1,365, Alkun-vor ther seiisr R e L LA woll-areaned balet b the Kiraifye, ‘The scencry | Iod., n young man named Edward shader was io- 5 g ez ant uiher. oF Terver: P85 T od Melntosh, of Kentueky g minor heirs of Jonn 1, Evane, =0 Eo William . Gibbe. of Mi B e U rhisglog ancapestediy; a{; d}{} ‘g N LB THE OTIER THEATRES. **The Exlles" entered npon the second week of 1ts reproeentation hero both at McVicker's and at Hooley's Iast evening. Holy week is not & very susyicious one for the success of heatrical enter- tainments, and neither of the houses contained mach of an sudiencu, TOE CINCINNATI CONCERTS. Special Disputch to The Tribune. CixctXxaTi, 0., April 15.—The suctlon sale of neata for tho May musical festival began to-day. Fourteen hundred tickets surc sold, tho premiums upon which amounted to $3,400. Tho aggregste realized for the salo was, therefore, $17,400, the soavon tickets being placed st $10 each. The higheet prico paid for a cholco was 8100, by John B, Gongh, the lecturer. itcuben Springer, who contributed $185,000 towards bullding the Music lall, paid $100 for four scats. Liis bld was the mignal for prolonged applause. Tho sale will be contluned to-morrow at auction, after which tickets will bo sold at par. Amiong the tidders to. day was o representative of ‘Theodore Thomas, wiho pald 856 for seats, The Lall hay s capachy of 4,44H, and the indicatlons are that every weat will be s0ld long before the opening of the festival, ————— CANADA. Fuulkner and othel newsey, 37, Bright— James, of ‘lenncsese.... .. &1 Brght—Far the retlef of J, Burbridge & Co. and i, MONIROMENY serune- sen vurens 903, Whitthorne~For the relief of « llenry 8, French, of ‘t'ennes. $E0L 0o e.s s 304, Thornuurgh—Us 1o Hurace A 400, Dibreil—¥or Cilft, late ‘We are in receipt of the most com- plete line ever shown in this market, including all the novelties in BLACK DRESS GOODS, in Velvet, Grena- dines, Grenadine Espaign, Gaze Facn- nie, Velour de Lyon, Granite Chenile, RayureOhenile, Damasso Chaine Soic, Cashmere Grenadine, Guipurc Bou- rette, Camel's Hoir Grenadine, Bro- cades, Canton Orapes, Iron ‘Frame Grenadines, roliable as not slipping on the warp; also a full stock of Ar- mures, Brilliantines, ‘Drap de Ete, Bombazines, Courtauld's Crapes, Aus- tralian Crape, French Buntings; und our staudurd quality of 897,051 3,680, Montague, of Aissourl 8,605, Bwunn—Hestarlug the namo of Mercellus Wilson, of the Regi- aient of Mounted Rittenien in the Mexlcan war, to the pen- + _sioneroll ... e e 8,702, Durham—Grauting a pension to Joshun 8. Dy, of iKentucky, 3,030, Pollari—(iranitng & pension to Josian W, Luywtor... . werenns 3,052, Bland—For the tellef of 20,084 1,127, anies th Tone 12,001 reant & pen: . Feldman, of Mor- gan County, Mlssout} 2,558, Hunton—Grunting a pe: to Mary Melghan, widow of Peter Melgham...... o 2,500, Atkins—Lor the relief of tha wurcties of Franklin Travls, ., esseceny °2,420, Martin—For tho rellef of the . County of Randolph, State af Woul VIEgInIn v suvecornaas 2,440, McKeuxlc—uumlnnDA pension to Willlam C. of Kentuckye o cocee o 2,408, Ittner~Urunting & pe Sre. Ane Hetnricl, 2,011 203, Thornunrgh—~Fcr the rel T W, A. Ruckor, of North Car- olina ", 871, Muldrow-¥0F tiie Feilet ‘of itia Tewindes Connir. Slusiestons: s County, . T2, Martintor the tolicf o the L1000 survhying children of Denja. wiu Moure, of Harper's Fer« I Vs . o srese. 427, Young—For the rullef of Mrs, Julla Eiliott, of Memphts, Tenneosce. v seas 423, Dibrell—For the zelief of Will- Iam Duilurd, of Do Kaib rol 017, Cabs o to b Poilip Howerton, of Tiatirax County, Va... srare oo 1,008—Vance—Granting 8 persion (o dJohn 1. Streut, Third N. C. Mounted 1afantry e cesve o 1,018, Cabell—Iteatoriugto tho Eumlnu rolle the name of Edwanl Booker, of the County of Henry, 8tato of Virvinis, a soldier of the war of 181%,.., 1,020, Tucker—For the relicf of cer- tain cltizens of Lynchburg, ef eul representatives of the lato Capt. Johin G, Todd, of Texas 12,500 3,481, Dlond—For the rellef of Vir- 2inla Arthur,.ccvise o 1eenne 3,448, Caldwell—To place on the pun. wion rolls the numes of Saraly Lahders and Anate Podester, 10,000 Of Kentucky. vovvievasens agrenes 12,440 3,480, Duckner—For = ihe relief of 4,628, Caunty. Teniserea 8,438 Wii 1601 i ik b 20,100 | 2,450, B ey, of Minaourt s oo eeraliy ocAted togm any otier and, DR v ROITet . James M. ey, our| = LT, bring ey o, e fellef T oo and Sorsu s, bt L e ol raing's onaln o e Wireehmbmgrantictiunts, | {icise o the Gad Fuci, tisal uyd beiger B].a.Ck Ca.ShmereS %0, Whitthurnu—For tho " retiet’ of 041, Mmoneilr O T, OF North Carolith . 100,000 | 2,105, TarsrcFor tho otiof of criaii Speciat Dispateh to The Tribune, ; 3 " change will be momyl appreciated by the report- ory, who are compelled 1o taamp 10 the Weat ide every day to luterview the oficers of this ruud, 1t 4s'expectod that the new offices will be resdy for occupation about the mhidle of June. TIIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL BRIDGE. Fho new railrosd bridge which the Illinols Cen- tral Railruad Company intends to bulld during tbe sumuier acrose the maiu bronch of tho river, Just cust of Elevator **13," ‘and of which mention . . the Btato of Tennesseo ...... ©08, Qunter—Xur tho reller of Mn. rion Milisay Leor vaiirese ursu—~Kor the rellef of Mary &78, Criteuden—For "1 Mary A, BIVEY.0ie o0vens, 380, Murgen—Kor tue relicf uf J Cunningham, of Mlssouri . Blemons—For the reliclof ort 1,539, Robbins—To pay atsears of pen- s to Rebecew Banders, of North Caroli 3,150, Vonco—trunting a pension tu Joseph Ward....... Ve 3,158, Stophen¥—For the relief of the hoie of Gea, Count Pulaskl. ., 180, Guode~For o reliet of thu suretles of tho 1ato Jewso J Ninkins, of Notfolk, Va 104, Hunter—For the reliof of a8 Bamuers, of Virginii... .. 10.088 teorze (rove.,. 3,881, Dunncll~lor tho relior of “homan (. Mackle, of New Otleans e sesierieces 3,386, Hunklu—For tha relief of the logal representativea of Itl- naldo Johnson snd Ann E, Johnson . erene 8,440, Caldwell~For e rellel Jumes Noren, of l{anmck(. 3,450. Caldwell=Fur the reliefof W 1, Camp, of Ednionson Cou soldiersof Company F, Thirty- OrTawa, Ont., April 15, —In the Ilouse of Com- ent of Kentucky mons to-night, according w an agreement entered into between tho leader of the Government and the leador of thu Opposition, & vote was taken on BirJohn A. McDonald's motlon condemning the Lieutenant-Governor of Quebdec for dismissing his Minleters. The voic stood: For the motion, 70; agatust, 112, Miuisterial and Opposition papers characterize the proceedings In the llouse Fridsy night and 8o long sold with general satisfaotion to our customers, “ Stylish and Superior Fabricsl’’ “At LOW PRICES!” Infantr, o . 2,307, Tarner—Nor tha rellef of Mores. Lord. latoaprivateof Company Y, ‘Pweilth Leglment . tucky Infaniry. 2,300, Turner—{izanting Milloy Andersu 2,300, Turace—For the of Wil 1a1n K. Goodmau, of Kentucxy prorTen 2,321, Riddlv—Urauting & pension to 1l College, ty? Kentuck 160, Walsh—Fur tho rellef of fileri: Audrew Gooding, of was made I Tuk TIIBUKE S (o dags s20, will be 880, — ¥ 4 AT ; 3 b A 3 Saturday as simply disgraceful. A grave constl- ched Howe truss, 204 foct over all. Tho u]‘fg"'“k ¥or 3,453, Tormer—For the reliel of Wi ard T, West, of Montgouiery Tennessee weese | rational guestion was befors tho llouse #n ar owe ot Chas. Gossage & 0o., STATE & WASHINGTON.STS, DILESS GOODS, Connty, Md.ey - ceeerseenane 160, Walsh—For the rellef of Michacl Culler, of Fredenick Couuty, R R L 178, Houkjor—For the reliet’of J t. of 5t Al hurn Lung, of Kentucky. .. 0,403, Atkine-=For the relief of tue heirs of Willlam 31, Landreth ooveanen 3,409, Browne—Tleataring the name of Jdotin W, Bl . & soluler of the Mexican War, Lo the pens slonrotia.., 3,467, Young-—-¥For the rali opentoge in the clear wll be B (oet. 0 plers 1010 Wi e ‘conatructed of phing, Sicasions. Biling. The pile Pmu:clhm will bave s width of U0 feet, hei; belng =5 . Bchlelcuer—For the r of the hoirs of Jeflerson W 2,308, Gunter—For the rellef of Lu. cindu Trimble, adminlutratrix - o Witlm l1-r1um|e. deceased 23,855 o lark- ranting a pension to o Mra, Ellzabeth DA!;:- 2,352, Mctcalfe—Uranting a eereanen 2, 853, 0f -For the relict of Wiiber ¥. Chamborlalu, of Misrourl., .ueeeees 80L Morgan—~¥or tue reliof of Janiew mith, of Missour.... " 830, Glover—For the rolicf of Jauies A. LU of Lewts County, Mo, sievveee O04. Cale~For tho rellef uf {h- A tate of Harlow for decwion, and, instead of gravely ' de- clding It under 8 dne sense of reapon- sibility devolving upon them, the members on one slde talked a whole day against time, while those on the other side zesorted to the ueual but not fllemtimate wethods of Interrupting them. two and one-half-feet above Ui water level. ‘The Lottom of the bridge will clesr the water by four and one-huif feet. 'Tno plans aru substaptislly the same as thuse approved by the Council o 16432, 1us clalmed by the otticials of West Ead Dry Goods Houss, Madison & Peoria-sts. 21,574 of "jumnce Phelps, of 1.- Aunoneit. exel Charles Hawitt Gatherlne L. Clhane! such & demorslizing eshibition has done more, | the Hliinols Centrai Rallroad that ihe new Lridge Missourl .. seveveesse 000 = W v T = he relis 2 o will offer much lews obstruction to navigation than 8L Prankiin £0:000 |\ 3481, Hatchor-¥or the 1s i ot ittt BT G O arenal, " of stary- than anythin: claa In the Listory of the country o' | Yl 0aE auich lews obateuctiun tu navigatlon thi o Minar T, it ut” J-ch‘t‘o: o County, Mlssour.., 80, Dasrall—Uranting & b Lring sue 1louse of Commons into discredit and 1wmar its reputation for the orderly conduct of the public business, 10ge of these bridges Lelig four and thirtecn feet narrower than those of thu uew bridge, aud the the pler of this bridyv 18 fuar foet parrower thau Lounty, Mdivseorass . 160, Walsh—For the rellef of Ucorge Tuomas of I, of Frederick County, Mo 3,500, Lylnu runtlng Tulenu Fechtol L S LT T 058, Pollard—Granting a penaiun to 1,848, o A.,-Jaumes 8. Mary 25,824 on'to YelixDanjean, of Louisiana,, ... .uve | 8,350, Beales - he reltef lio ¥ Count; A % 1. Foul: = i eitlier State or Ruah street bridge. Durlug the 0 kT pentarme e u':""' aet, conorgnlentr S s | 147 wi'«"""?"'fi'““ I R ""”":5'\“ O P 1o Moxrinon, Apeil 15Thd. siborew o e | kg bridio sl bo keut ypen, and vl oply b lssouri fo . < P 7 - O N s veee s iy # - eaand fujury sustatocd Gur Bitlia Sep-tuctiy et or Klivabaty 0 Bl e oo O ee | 1,052, srduey 2or ino. renet of Asa Lachiuo Canal left unpaid by Phelsn, the abscond- | ferring of cars from o ¥ iue river 1o tha | WO have just opened the fol 3,420, Btcola—-itor i reliel of Wilile o other will mostly be dune late in the svenlnyg aug early 1n toe wornlug. 871, LOUIS MERCIHANTS, Speciat Diapatch §o The Tridans, 81, Lorts, April 15.—0irthe 10tk foet. Thomas Allen, Prealdent of e Irou Moantain Hallway, supgested to the President of the Merchauts® Ex- chauge, and, through him to the principal wer- enants of tho city, the prupricty of theie wakinza personal examiuation into the possibilitics of more Intimate and enlarged commiercial relstions with the people of Arkausas, Loalsiana, snd Texas, aud offered to -upyl{v 10 4 representative vody & special ¥ 15t the Iate War, eic.. 17,470 “thie’ rellet”of 'ihe [ 11, Wabator, of Misslssippl. £,140, BrgBL-Mukiig o approvr ton forthe benedt of the Fres. bytenan Church, Murfrees- Lok, Tenn, oo vee, 2,018, Hewitt—For by selief of Al Martna J. Eduine,of Alabaws — .0ane 2,020, Chalmers—For the rellel of Ueorge W, Kounts sud othors — vovsune 2,010, Bel! Rravt a ponslon (o Newton Coker, of Georgta.... 2,000, Candler—Forthe relief of John A ltichurdaan, of Geotgls. . 2,038, Turner—Giranth tou 1o Husan Adams.. 2,000, Bland—Forlber Ing contructor, are being paid by the Domianfon Government 10-aay, The funeral of the flon, Jobn Young took place to-day, and was attended by & large numbor of ¢llizens snd the variogs public bodies of the clty. Ata meeting of the Iarbor Commissionors and sy Council resolutions expressing regrel for the loss of Mr. Young, and condolence will his fami- 1y, were pawsed, Thomas Cramp will probably sacceed Mr. Young as Chalrman of tho Harbur Cummasivnere, Speewd Dupateh to The Tribu) AxuxrsTuiRg, Oul, April 15.—7 Bagle Winy, Capt. Juho lowing Remarkable Bargain DRESS Jaroiat, of North Carollua.ee sveseres 3,040, Muttin=-Fur the rellef of J. W, linebridice & o, 13,880, Bouno--For the rellel ool 3,433 1 e ut Unitenden - Couuty, erbe % 1 slon tolls the name of A, Luok, uf Alabaina .., . 2,432, Willlame —Grantiug pension 1o firyant Dicieon, of Geneva County, Ala. oo s 804, Gauer—For (e roliel "of Augue'ined'Itueblda. -Granting a pension to Lo u. 070. \Willlaws—For il s Flewlng Jordm, of Alubsma, 1,507, Murgan—For the rulief of Duu- Jal Leater, enulon.ueseceiens sae ann vees ore | 1,508, Murgan—For the relief of dained B, Itussall, peaston...... 1,58L, Morun—For the relief of Wil fam J. Allcock, bounty,ele.. cevereen 1,800. Morgan~For the relief uf tho Filteents d Sixteenth Mo, Cav. Vol. setiers on Tagds Lo n la fhe outh & Nortn Ajasanss 0oL, ltulircad Company ... .o Alken—For the rn{iul of 18, s, JAIEN oo greeree verssonnsnon B43, Nunwn—For Tao réited ‘of The Trustees of the Protestant Evluurll Somlvary and jiigi 4,301 . 20,000 Nichulas Krukel.,. 1,583, Mills—Tou 20 o L. Allen, pensiun, “oichestar ligh car for the trip (rev uver Lo lron-Mountain load 85,595 3,802 I'a{u:;’x_fx‘u;é'nx&‘ pe: $ for ‘th-‘ '-’n'fl'":a“ ‘a} -1\ Lhrhl: 2,053, u-uu—l‘l‘uA?;du;nm:’ i Il oty “gn:hl'- mur“; H‘m .\lg‘..' mmfumc.:l. fl"‘ [ ?u:ifi:lrr:;tn 'A.'n:u «::l;:) ."?;;:f:'.‘:?f.fl :fi. 22 Nautha . Winte contracted by the Governinon! County, Ark., fortiivdestruce cking-ug % her | to-worro % - ~ 8,1415. WenklomTo Krant & vo 0 certaiu Southiern State tion of pablie bufldings during ookl (g Price Allrd ke kooy thante und prominont cltimens and capitallsts will [ ] ausislunce. Kliza Meekin: tho War by the Fuderal urwy, leave the ity for b usmed. 1t s PERTI 80y ULC . ieerer 2o o reenes Npecial Disputeh to The Tribune. Laon, Wi el e | ST, Al For ine il of A" 3,575, Bebwria—tirdnilay & pésaici i 2,000, Vange=Furlluseiisrof Wericy Pusge, GHC AT 15 Ao Shoastcuturit | ored el the sucaruios it be Ui e uf | | relief of Javies g Hurel. ... o0 .o avs argaret Kenahoieeiieorieans crrsanne cnule 'y W00 csesne L t, o Vaterluo, snd 1,208, gl Merifela. of West Virgih ... | 310 u:.'-:.tn Vo reinove the poiltice 1,684 MllesAuborizloy (8o Becros 2,005, v-h..eu—x-'.ir The "reliet of ‘iba e arie ta-night a8 spetia) traja | 88 market for Tezus aud the Southers Suies | 4 CASES DOUBLE WIDTH n—¥or the relief of the which the cxcursioutats will visit, [Touro Almshousg Ju New Or~ cara for Manliobe, Tuey k0 Michigan Central, and disabititiea of Juhu W', M tary of the Tresury to pay to Susvu, of Maryland .. ... .. the ownere the value of sib eirs of Eplirain J. Ammons, ol North Curaliny, ‘WOOL BOURETTES, good [ N e ol 3,354, Aldsich-For tue rellel Aide colton sutzed by uflicers of the 2,121, Thoruburg—Purtlyréiiel v liailways 1o St Paal, . 1,039, “%,“:3.:.';‘&‘.‘1‘: Gl oT iy BLA00 [, A irat, ot Titie ftocke _ ‘_’rrnlul!{-:nm{:l;)‘ 803 e L TG -fifimemn:lm..v it. o Bl 2, whers they take steans” | iy, €. M, . .‘n‘:'_" Waish: RisI styles, dark colors; the iden- vilie, ; 3 . e ! . Vauce—Placiu, ¢ nome ol urrell, dec on the Je iver. e po Lo, v 0.0 | 3,30, o0 Joreph W and, Ehind Nort Juwancol. . erunibe Med KNOL ) vaye twenty-fve fam- | apooiaied Tratic Mansper and Asicat Geweral | tical goOds that opened last ‘nw—T b o of Caroilus Muunted Infantry, 2,002, Throckmorton—Forthe r 1lies also Jefl thut pisco for Mauitods to-night. Frelght Acent, resvectively, uf tuo Balthuor & fall at $1,00 per yudl and % e the pensiou " it Cuul‘lmuwn::o“ rolls i ::nu » Dlaskervitle. for cote 623,000 T, w:‘. Apru ’la“;'l‘flu snpum:rfivnn lf»d‘:‘ Ublo Hailroad, with headquarters in this cily, as- .Whil.h we now offer at ovs 4 PYTTYTITE & %4 avell—Urantiox 8 pension to lug . o averns oo 2, ve 8 judgwmont In the Jacques-Cartier contes ! 100, Craveas o7 s el ot Hia HALL Ui arbenes > \¥illiam Blsacett, of Vircinia 2,010, Tt~ FoF the reet of ‘doiin Eroctio g, austaining the 100, Mr. Luflewse, | #7263 180 dutles of thelr uow positions yesicnisy. 1,225 Bluunnmm' ve o 14,385 | 3,203, Calywnli—-For theivliaf of Mr. 1,011, Vance—To pay Robert €. W, W, Hlack, of Jefferson Coun- Miuister of Justico. du bis scat. It was sought to The Missourl, Kansas & Tezas Ralirosd hsa pul s " Biackbara—For Thareiisf of Eils E. Heroert, ot Louisls Hughey, -of North Carolins, 1y, PRI uusent Iiina on the ground of corrupt practices at | on anaddltionsl passcoger traln W run dally from 43 Vertuer Jefirey, of Ken: % arresrs 0f pensions. PEITRITN 148, Walsh—Four the rellsf of the electiung. Chlcsyo, Lsoolbal, aod S5t Louls through to lr - lve en s L34, Willeg . 15,000 2,225, Heokle—For the_relict mintstzators of saimuel T, Ao- g ————— Hioustot, Tex. This gives this road two daily traiue ‘ ® (o goa-Oranting & peusion other clte curporation of Ruman Cat| Aerson, of Bultiniors ... ..uy OLITIC w"’?e‘x"u'. ‘Tho trains leuve Cnlcago at 30:90 . w. Lo Bright iyrd, of Norih Car- Taeus of Tenuesiey tazea iis. Jicclergymon of Naryians 0,303 | 218 “Grannug s ek POLITICAL, 42 5:05 p. m. i e 1,338, CooppnaiobiBle Ll galiy collected, o 2,243, Tucker—For the rellef of In J. Nutail, of North Cars Soeclal Piaptch §0 The Trivune. 205 p. Wlaflnnun % pension 1o the 2,284, Hartrid, F\ . Kisby, pensiou.... Laravsrrs, fad., May 15.—~The National party | = The General Prelght Azents of ibo Qve roads Ylon:t'.'.'.',,' ;ngc‘gimou n‘-l:|d Ja 2,260. Blouut—To appropriste oy 1,600. mot In Conventiun and nominsicd thelr county | lesdiog frowm thls city 1o luws, whowere -gpolnwu A 0 tatll+ o L. Andrews, of 'fenn 1,704. Olover—For the reltef of Labiel M. Frost, wud the heire sud executory of Willlam 3. Mc. Pherson, of the State of Mla- . Yeatvs—For relief of AL AL A ot ot Curolina « v, 11,000 & comnitten last week Lo rovisa the classiications and wake them uniform, beld a masting yesterdar afternoon st the ofice of the Cbicagy, Burlioglun & Quincy Kuilrosd, bub did ot complete Lhuir iabore. ‘Threo ur four more weetiuiw will be necessary before tholr task ls sccomplishied. “There have been no new developments iu the fur the Im?mvumul of thi Ocmulges dtiyer, Ui, ooue 50,000 2,310, Thoruburgh—Por the rellef of Teres Dickinson, of Knoz- ville, B, Ton0 vuuiisersinn 2,233, Swuun—kor the relief of Jsmes E. Moutell, of Baltniore.... 12,000 2,234, Cabell—runtiug 8 penslon to lonsa year ......, ., L83, HerberT0 restore thy e Of Jesea Staliings, of Butler ::g:nll 3 Alsbawms, ta the peu- L34, Blouni—For ‘the of ‘Au: tooay L. Mazwell, of Mucon, “oficers: FurSenstor, Col, W. C. Wilson} Ropre sentatives, Georee Plerca and Clark Bakar; Audl tor, Laban Sparks; Sberif, dyivester Tuylor: Clerk, E. It Morley; Treasurer, Bonnstt Foros- s, The resolutions adopted were uut material- 1y difterent from those adupted La similar conven- of 8,205, Thumipevn—For Thu Fuweil B, Carbe 089. ‘Thruckmionion-~For ihy rel Heuty Warreu, of Teaas. 9,780 Bel v- For the relict of E, 3,783, Poisrd- Gtently) na 4 CARSON, PIRIE & C0. Same Goods at Ocr North Side Store, ¥, \Weackebach,. o grpesees 270,000 Alezander W, W Jubin Gutbris, of Virgiula 247, Huuton—For the relief of Mar, tions, Missourl Miver Bxht durlug the last twuuty-four 1380, By g ) a7 BT e Markaret 2,924, Buukls—For the relief of H b Raton, - pt Virgiuia, for hs Democrate met to slect, delagates to the | BISTE $1, 180 [RIGH Teuia b Sie 20 LGP it L0, o tyidson,of Loutsiana . 10,000 Waub, widow of B. F. Mayo, peasion aupplics furnlshed. ve'wvesesee | Congressionsl Convention st Frankfort o May, | Sekeriad, 6 4 BRI ROTREIS, Bt A ady vo lam G wa tbe reliuf of Wil Webb. ...y evsreene | 24285, Robbins—For tha relio 2,272, Jonss—For tbe relle| ey Dulegates were elocted sud justructed to vote for | [CR00 S further reduction would subserve uo LML Porney-or tne ronar o 3158 Btepneus—For the rel cluds Trimble . Haldwin, of Moblle. Als... Johu 1%, Catlzuth s Congrasslonal candidate for this s pevacat state of adaire will un 3,335, Blackturn—Furtl 3 Ewminence Agricultursl & My- chanical Amsucistion of Kon- ¥ eovorers 0, Mewiti—Ursuting s peusioa 1o B e Johnton, Warof 1812 wuoveee 2,277, llnldmv-uunllnfn custou o bopbla Turner, of Mlsslasippi. dletrict, An attempl was wade (0 vominale a county ticket, but was vuled duwu, sud Lbe teet. g sdjourncd til May 10, wbea the cosnty wominations \fll} be mad al Boubtedly contigue untll ous or the vther aldv guts wick ul carryiug feaight for slmost solbiog, sud wakes overiurcs for peace. el Noble,.. l.m—chlmn—hrmuu.launn D. Lefore aud Ji 3 24 james C. Har 3,143. Walsh—For 1lu rullel thew Sowmers.. £ 3,152, Vauce—Grauting o beusioa tu tucl v e €. e ot Juba b. we see | 3,838, Tumer—Kor ‘the relief of Mra. 269. Feltvu—rauting & pensios to Dispasch to The Triduns. 3 7 3,149, Vanco— g Ik Susan Hall, of Knox County, B runcle Trauiuiel; W aF of 1919 Broomutos, L., Aprii 15.—Tbe city electior, GEN. SHERMAN, Distafector will prevent bad odors Nancy Frunkliu aeeseren By., peasion. PO 251. Harwriage—For the rellof of held wvuf resulted lu sweepiug Kepublican wa. Special Diapatch 1o The Tribune. g from - Close o, Urinali £6c., aad desiruy sesse o | 3,153, Vauce=For 8,323, Vance—To reat James J. Waring, of Georgls. 890 | Jonitics, The cauvase was vug of the warcat, Latte, April 13, ~1t having Uecu reported | thd tajurivus eocta ol ScworUae 2 U vosnnane |+ Joun A, 4,032, Heu; For the relic! of ih sitlough the oeat-uaturcd, ever beld fu Bloowluz- $t. Lotus, A prt e i DEE: THpY % AATVIEWY & HOLT, 75 Dessbora-ste oW, . | 3,147, Bcalvs—Fer the telicf of Sewell ralls of U legul svurescutatives of Danid You. It wasthe Aral cabivaliu lu wasy years 1 | that Geo. Sherman's visit to thu West was fu toe Warrsatads Appy tur teebimontala