Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1880, Page 5

THE CITNICAGO TRIBONE: MONDAY, MARCH 15, CRIMINAL NEWS. A Horrible Murder Brought to Light Yesterday Near Wayneaville, O. piscovery of an “ Eminently Re- » ppectable” Forgor in Richmond, Va, A Double Tragedy Enacted by -* an Invalid at Pitts- * burg, Pa. qerriblo, Outrages Vorpotrated on a Woman Recently in, Cass Coun. ty, Texas. The Result of a Bigamy Trial in Michi- gan—Moynihan, tho Murderer, Captured, y A DOUBLE TRAGEDY. Spectat Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune, Pirtsnunta, Pa, March H.—A rather eenen- toon! shooting affair occurred here this morn- fog. John Burenw, who Hives near Clnetnnatl, came here Roma time nga to be treated for cane sumption, stopping wlth a marricd sister, Mrs, Hindman. Early this morning ho got out of ped, descenited the stairs tn his night clothes, re= solver in hand, and walking up to an old min named Shaw, who wns sitting by tho fire reading, discharged the weapon, the ball taking effect in shaw's temple. Bureaw then returned to hls room, got Into hed, and dodged a bultet In his omtiend. It scems that Bureaw, who fs In the fast stages Of mnption. imagined that Shaw wns devoting too tnuch attention to Mrs, Hn. fan, Who fan widow, ttreaw will reenyer, but Shaw's wound Will probably prove fatul, He is also from Ohio, 1 TMONRIBLE MURDER. CincINNAT?, O., March 4.—Tho Mutzetle’s epo- dal from Wifynosville, O., says that a bratal murer was discovered there this evening. Alcon Carson and his wife have been living tho ast winter In an old school-house In tho out- -ekirts of tho Vilage in most abject poverty, ine tensifled hy Carson's Intemperaner and tl- ‘health, He hus been known to be very violent intomper when drunk, At6 o'clock to-night a young mat who water tu get Mra. Carson to do tomo washing to-morrow rapped at the dour, Oetting no response, he entered, and found tho mon Inutter confusion, Mrs. Carson Iny on the front part of the bed murdered.” A portion of ber left cheek was entirely cutot, which be afterward found ina bowl ‘Tho fatal blow had arently been given with a hatchet. The roner was called, when it was found that Mrs, raon was entirely mide, belng covered with a bed-tiek, und ber. husband war lying in a drunken stupor on the back part of the bed. Ho was tuken to jall, where he reused onough tosay ho knew his wife was dend, that she was killed about L o'clock, but suid ho did nat know who Wd lt. Carson {8 between 69 and 60 years of ago, and has beon a highly respected man. He was “ atone time In the dry: oot business, and for long time waa n trusied clerk In Hutnes, Weight &Co.’a store. Within tho past fow yours he hus beon drinking heavily OUTRAGES UPON WOMEN. | Spectat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune. Fort Wourn, Tex., March ‘The adjoining county to this—Cuss—wns a few days ago the econo of a torriblo outrage wpon a respectable young married Indy, followed by her murder. ‘Tho wretoh who committed the decd was subse- quently caught and put todenth. It occurred In what fa known as the Boar Creck neighborhood, In tho southwest corner of the county, about fourteen mites from Linden. It appears that Mrs. Clark on Sunday last left her home to visit ick Indy three or four iniles in the scunntry. sho was returning, about sundown, she was met by ® negro named Charles Duncan, In Cy- presa Bottom, who dragyed her trom her horse, and into tho woods for a hundred yards, and there outraged and ofterwards murdered her. After committing the orlmes, the negro wont to in old colored man's cabin near by, and dis- slosed whathe had dono. Itwassoonreported to tho husband of tha Indy. who, with a posse of citizens, followed, and ultimately, eaptured, tho monster. Ho was taken to the sceneof the mur- dor, where still Iny tho body of tho young wifo, rightfully disfigured, her skull boing mashed inyand tho ground giving evidence of n fearful struggle. The captors of the demon, thorough- lyborrified and exnsperate:, took the wretch, tled him to a tree near by, plitonod his arma and ‘en stripped his clothes from him, covored him with coal-oll, and burned him to death, Yesterday an outrage waa perpetrated upon the person of a Indy of this city, and, from tho temper of the crowds that havo been gathoring upon our streotsall day,Jt is evident that, in tho event of tha capturo of the perpetrator, the swiftest and sovercst punishment will bo meted outtohim. The facts of the cnre nro as fallows; ir. C.C. Thornton, Superintendont of the Gas Company in this city, had arisen at about 4 O'clock yestorday morning, as wos his wont, and had gono to the gas-house to gngne in his busi- ness, leaving his wifo and their iittic babe alone athome, Soon after his departure, and while Mra. Thornton was employed in her howschold duties, a negro man camo toa side window, and by means of an ordinary fork, which ho inserted under tho sash, raluod the window, effucted an entrance, and, in a twinkling, snatched tho little babe from its mother's arms, throw ft to tho floor, and, solzing tho terrified Indy, at- tempted tho accomplishinant of his hellish de- ico. By an unusual exorcise of strength and activity she succeeded In making & succcssful Teslstanco, and shouted Jutily for help. The negro, featiog. the erles might bo heard, relin- quished his hold and fled; but, seeing no one, and kelnkiog her cries had not beon heard, rue tumed and again nesuuited hor. Tho poor Womnn nillted ail her remaining strongth and cournge to atrugule for her honor, but her wl most supernatural might at last gave way, and, completly. exhausted, sho fell back ina dead swoon. The monster, no longer rosisted, ace complished his damnable purpose, and fled out of tho rear door just ag Mr, Thorne fonwasentering the front upon bis re- furn for breakfast. Mr. ‘fT. gave chnso, Dut the fend made good bia escape. This ts tha Yhird cago of this kind that has huppened in this city during tho past two months; and tho citl- tens, cxaapernted beyond incaaire, have organ Jrod thomsclvos into _n Vinlanen Committee, Tho membors of tha Cominittoa say that a ro- Spect for the law fa commendable, bit Rolf-prek= ervation and the protection of thoir awn fami- les constitnte a highct duty; and they have éworn that, should this negro be taken, no tech- nical delays will bo tolerafed,—thoy will take the Matter Info thofr own hands, G.W, 8. A VIRGINIA FORGER. Ricuxoxp, Va, March 14.—Tho community wos startled this morning by the public an- Houncement thut Dr. Luther H. Dickinson, editor and proprietor of tho Planter and Farmer magazine, and'a prominent citizon of Rich-\ mond, had been engaged for two yours prat in & 6ystomutio course of forgerics, using tho forged tntoromonts of Jeter & Dickinsun, pro- Privtors of the Religlous Herald, tofnegatiablo ,- Hotes of, bls own, which he offered for discount At Various bauking institutions in this city or wld to note-brokers, Ho' bas also for somo Uma used thu forged {ndursomonts of tho Itov. Dr, Goorgo B. Taylor, Buptist missioniry to Tome, Italy, ani tho Rey,’ Chariea EB. Taylor, Profesor la Wako Forest College, N. On , both of whom are his brothors-In-luw, "Tho fact Toke i¢ was the brother of tho Roy. Dr. A. 2. ita nson, Junior member of the firm of Jetor & ickingon, aud was otherwise so highly con- Rected, d{sputed all. suspicion us to tho gonu- n of the forged signatures, ‘and he might roce! death theHey, Dr. J. B, Joter, i bor of tho Goa of Jotor & Dickinson, which event ron- ered impousiblo the furthor usc of tho firm ot oO in nogutiating tho loans, ‘Tho settlement Stairs of thodecoused Dr, Joter led to tho the Very oF the forgerlos. Tho forger, finding 8 disclosure of his many urimes sbout ta be loft tho olty lust Thursday, ostensibly on Pros slnoe whieh tino hy bad not been heard nk ie left bebind tho following lettor: and AHO IE desire to make to my friends an creditors & frank confession of my sine and of Xa fraudutontiy using the namo and credit Pf others in the vain hopu at extrivating mywult pea emburrassments cuuged by the bud mun- my Reatof my aifulra, Compellod te veo from Ry home, utterly penniless, { volernnly declare i Y Purposo to devote thy bulance of iny life ta dnveka ‘charicabie Judgnsoot usd trvatisont On io ent wn ont On tho past of all concerned. = E “1, R. DICKINSON.” ° wii Investigation into the forgeries shows tho; Bill exuregutc $24.00 or mure. ‘The Kev, Dr. A. sonal estituin trust for te benedter thoaulors oraby lls brother's orimoes . t BIGAMY, » rates Of Tha Ohcago Tribune! ty ‘Oza, Mich. March 12—A strange case of aimmy bas just cone to light in this place, It aupcate that ono 0. F, Raron, formorty af this é rena arsiod tn 1800 a Miss Francis Wheaton, to futon County, and went to Mason, Clinton Ie ty» to live. ‘Tho husband had no means of Hew wie but mado uso of $1,800 of his wifo's ‘ouey to start Dusinoss wRh. Four years azo (hev tmoved to Howard City, and set up business. Jn a fow months thelr store burned up, and Haron pocketed tho Insurance mony, $1.28, sole $125 from his wife ond $i from hor Urothor, and disappeared, ‘Twa years pasved away, and not word was heard from Maron by his wife, A short. time Ayo Alerter was received here from an attorney nt Newton, Kas. asking about. one C.F, Barner, who represented himself ns having been once An attorney in Janta, Mr. Webstor, to whois the letter was rent, nt once suspected’ that this ,@oB Barner’ waa none other tha Kr Baron, Correspondence proved that hls surpt- elons were correct, At once he eamumuniciied with Mra, Huron, who dives near here, hut sho was very alow to believe that * Barner waa her husband, / In tho meantime, Ha ron oor Tirner.” got wind af some core respontlence: galng on, and one morning turned.up hore at hls wito's residence. Te 0x planet is tong absence by saving he had been Iraveling for F }) Letter & Co. and had not been fnone pince a week at a tine, He re- malned two ur three days, and took his dos mmirture again, but did not return to Newton Until a Cow days When Mrs. Huron learned of Ms arrival at Newton ayeatny abe atarted. in company with her attorney, for that place. he found tliat he hud another wife there, having arrived a Miss Sage, 0 ne young hidy of News ton, about two yenrs ago, Papers were nt once mite ont and served on tho bigamiat. Ho ehelted out te Mra, Maron $1,700 of her rtolen MOYNINAN CAPTURED. Spectal Dtapatch to The Chieage Triounes TLAvayrrre, Ind, March 14.—A special to tho Tnfayette Daily Journal from Logansport an- notices the exptire of Moynihan, the man who is under denth-sentouce for the murder of Ray- mond last full. He was found hid tn colored womuin’s house neur tho city, and wos arined with nv shotgun, bit did not resist. The Sherit pald the $50) reward, A FORGE ESCAPED. Chnvenann, 0, Murch 1.—Edward FE, Jones, arrested in Chicago nnd taken to Mansiteld, Dy for trial on un charge of forgery, on Friday night, escaped by letting himself from the fourth story of the hotel where he was in custody. Tt fe suns ee hus $24,000 fi forged notes In bis pos- session. POLITICAL NEWS. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, Special Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, St. PAUL, Minn, Mureh 12.—-Tho almost cere tuin brenk-down of the impudent attempt of Ignathua Donnelly to supplant Congressman Washhurn, of this district, in the sont to which ho was olected Inst fli by 4,000 majority, is the occasion of great gratification here. Reputable Democrats of the old eehuol, who feared that thoy wore about to be represonted In Congress by, the unsernpulous demngog thoy refused to support atthe polls, are searcely less plenecd than Republicans, Ever sines hls alleged contest has awtumed a serious shape, tho better class of Democrats in the district have been can- dld in thelr repudiution of Donnelly, and in the expression of thelr hopw that his plot would be defeated. Willlam Lochren, Chairman of the Democratic Stato Central Committes, now in ‘Washington, hos been so free in bis denuncia- dion of Donnelly abroad us to puzzle people who only knew the latter as‘a Democratic contest> ant, and regarded biin as vested with full Demo- cratic fellowahip. Mr. Lochron only expresses tho sentiments of tho sinss of the better cle- ment of his pari The Ropublican pa- pers of St. Paul and have beon publishing a series of interviews with lending Democrats who repirtlated Donnelly and hoped Washburn would retain bis sent. ‘Those might bo supplemonted by morenumerous and emphatio expressions of private dissent from tho trick that imposod a polltienl trainp: upon the Democratic peey, as a candidate, anid then tried to steal tho seat to which nelthor party would elect him. People of average observation and momory y's fragentit aro tolerably famillar with Donnell history. He bas always thriven bi y the low arts of the demngog. and has oarned the dlagunt and opposition of the best elements of every io pany, upon which he has inflicted himself. Ui just bis scat in Congress, n dozen yonrs nyo, he- enuse be disgusted the decent men in tho Re- pitullcan party, who bolted his renomination, and permitted an houest Democrat to bo eteoted, Tho angacity of the boltors waa soon demon- aiated by the outburst of tho El Paso Railroad bond senndal, which exhibi Donnelly as corrnptionist. Since his retirement ho has been a politival Ishmael, afreoinnco, who haa suld his lungs to the highest bidder for the promise of yotes. Ho has been in hnif-n-dozen partics, Greenback, Labur-Iteform, Grauger, and so forth; but Ld'hns Wwver been a Democrat, He was last in office asa Greenback Senator from Dakota County. His nomination, canvass, and contest of Wash- burn's sont, are oburncterletic of tho man. Io tried first to get the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Becond District, whore ho lives; Dut waa almost lternity kicked cutof the Con- yention. Thon ho tricd tho kama gamo in this | (tho Third) district, claiming n residence on tho strength of boarding in St. Paul during the ses- sion of the Leyislature. He got himself nomi.» nated by tho Greonbackers first, and then praposed to pool issucs with tho Domo- orais, That arty, was hunclasty. in the minority, ant the organiantion — had fullen into the hands of a gang of ward poll- tloinns and tricksters of Donnolly's own sort. ‘Yo or three uf these packed the Convention, and sechred his nomination. J1ls canvass was ao abameful orusnde of slander and falschood; an attempt to gain votes through tho local rivalry of the cities; . through Joalousy of the Minncap- ols millera on tho Bart of the farmers; and through his former affiliation with Greenbackors and Workingmen, Ile galued votes onouyh in this way to offsot tho Democrats who bolted him and keep his opponent's majority dawn to tho usual figura of 5 His contest was. regurdod as a xereaming farco until the threatened report of the Elvction Commilteo gave it sorlousness, Ho gathered a lot of yagabonds about him by pronieos ranging. {rar wst-oMces to witness~ ‘ces ond mileage to Washington, and wont through tho district taking alleged testimony as. to Washburn's bribery and irregularities in the roturns, amld a chorus of lnughtor from both artics, 3istostimony was a queor mcssa to begin with; and, Kince the Election Committco has gun to wenken, somo of his usoful witnesses, havo confessed to, or have been convictod of, perjury. His charges of bribery ore regunied here us tho only leg ho had to stand on bofore tho Commit- tee; and the bronk-dlown of those is Bupporud to be the renson for tho hesitation of tha moat partisan members of Congress to take up lis. eno, When Donnolly shall finally he dropped by the Democratic majority na a morsel too tasavory for, oven Sts Rt Four ‘stomach, the possibly tragia aspeot of his farcical caso will dlkappear, and the ansiety of decent Democrats and Republics ans alfko of tho 'T'bird Diatrict will bu lost in the now mirth which wil) welcome homo tha bluc- ribbon clown-and acrobat of Minnesota, ILLINOIS. Bpretal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Srrexqeixen, IL, Mareh 14.—Tho workingmon of this county aro organizing systomatically, and deolare that thoy meun business, A meot- {ng was held Inat ulgbt at which “The Working- men's Club of Sangumon County’ was orgune fzed, with sixty-one mombers, This isa eoml- Hitteal arganization, tho objeot belng dovlarod by the constitution to bo to advance tho inter. vats of tho Inboring classes and ta support f oftico only those men who will look after tho terests of tho workinginon. ‘This Club expects to have (0 inembors, aud will out quite 4 igure 1n Local politics, a THE DECATUR GUARDS, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Deoarun, il. March 1.—Tho Decatur Guards, Company H, Fitth Regiment, I. N. G., was dis- banded Saturday night. Tho company was ro- organized at once, and W. W. Foster was olected Captain, in place of A. Goodman, honorably dia. ehurgod; W. H, Elwood, First-Lioutenant; and F. W, Wismor, Becond-Lioutenant, SUICIDES, Toston, March 14,—Georgo I, Hammond coin- tnitted sulotde last night by hanging. Hic wasa well-known actor, His stage naine was Goorgo H.iilman, Ho was tho saiter of the “Little Hfjmans,” aud played a long Hime with Yankee Locke, ———————- Electricity as u Motive Power. °« The Borliu Vulka Zeltung wnnounces the prob- able introduction of elvetricity as u motive pows erin the Germun Capital, Otily ane dificulty sald to stand between the promoters and su coss—thut of completely Insulating the uxtos of the carringos, which must bo entirely trea from communication with any metillio body, Tho now inuchines will, it ts suid, be much choaper thin borge or stuain power, Tho firm which fas nequired tho ownership of the invention is in treaty witb the municipallty of Berlin to take over the omnibus tratiio of tho elty, and It ts sald that thut body fs almost convinced by the dem: oustration offered to It Jt is further proposed to construct a network of inid-alr rullways on the samo system. Inthis¢euse the ralls would run above tho footway, belng supported on one aldo by the lump-pysts, and on the other by tron pillars, cloge to tho wulls of tho houses, By a contrivance couslsting of hooks projeoting from the botttom of the wagons, und 8o dlapused as to cute tho railaahould a lateral Jolg occur, ,the dangor of oversetting {6 provided: aiaiust, The workluy of the new juuchinos ts dail to bo ule moat nolactess. In the case of the mid-air ruil- waya it fy propased ta fuo ate tine only one earrlygo, which wlll bo in itself engine and wayons with separate compartments for ladics and ntlumon. Jf the “ono dilloulty” docs not Ove an insuperable obstacle the Prussians witt bo ubte to bay that for ouce thelr bouated | Minneapolis intellectual superiority bas prodieed something morn valuntte than improvementa in the art of sluughtering thelr fellow creatures, TIRES. IN RAN FRANCISCO. BAN Fraxctaco, March 14.—Firo hns Just broken outin the ateerage of tho Paoifta Mall stenmer City of Bydncy, of the Australian Line, lying nt the Pacifie Mall dock. A general alarm bus been turned in, and the whole Fire Depart- ment iantthodock, At the time of writing Aix strenins are concentrated on the firn, which has not yet broken through the upper deck, and 1Cis Delleved that tt will be confined to its present Jocntion and subdued without any very rerlous damage, At best the ship, which !s nearly full of cargo, will have to bo discharged and somo other steamer substituted,.ns the City of Sydney was to have sailed for Syducy 'fuesday, Later—The fire js in tho hold ninongst the ears g0, find not in the steerage ns first reported. Tho origin is unknown, No fires are kept on board tho abip, The cargo Is not of acumbuallble character, Lntest—Tho firemen have now got nt tho fire, and the safety of tho ship is now considered Bee cured, though the extingulsument of the fire will be tedious, AtHI p.in. the fleo wns stilt Darraihi, with no {nimediate prospect of belug extinguished, As farnasecan bo asvertatned it ts Just forward of amidships, elthor in the lawer hold or on the lowor deel, ‘There fs buinber and a lot of Hone- Intu froight stored in that part of tho ship. Water ts being poured in rapldly, and §t is prote able the sterner will have to be preity well Hooded, Tho arrangements aro’ not yet determined for repineing her on the Ine, nnd there Is Ilkely to be delay of several diuys and perhips awrek in tho sniling of the next steniner. ‘The Granada is lying wt tho wharf, and wos to have gone inte dry-dook In the morn- ing. It is quite probable that she will bu dise patched In tho piace of tho City of Sydney. IN GALESBURG, ILL. Special Dispatch to The Chicagn Tribune, Gavrsnuna, UL, March 1f.—During this forne noon tho cleyant manston of Col. Clark I. Carr, altunted in the northeast portion of the city, was: totally destroyed by fre; also, n consiterable portion of Ite furniture and contents, Tho fire started Inthe roof, having originated from a defective chimney. The Fire Department were promptly on band, but were unable to eope with he ilathes, owing to tho grent distance the premises nre froin the water-works, "The prop> orty was one of tha finest In tho city. Tho estl- mutted Loss is $12.00), with nn insurance of $5.60. Col. Care was not home at the thine, haying lefe cago this morning and arriving hero this evening, Tle and his family have the sympathy ofall, Mrs. Carr and her mother, Mrs, Senitor Mills, are nearly distracted at the catast: NEAR DENNISON, TA. Des Mornes, In. March 4.—Tho dwelling of Mehard Johnson, on his farm near Dennison, burned yesterday morning abouts o'clock. In the house were Johnson, wife, and nine chil- dren, Albesenped narrowly exeept two girls, 8 und 9 yours old, who were burned, IN MINNEAPOLIS, 8t. Pam, Minn. March 14,—Tho brewery of Gottleb Gluyck, at Minnenpolis, burned this morning. Loss, 820,000; insurance, $3,000, equnils divided between tha Hainbury-Bremoen and German, of New York. * CHICAGO. ‘Tho alarm from Box 817 at 4:45 yesterday aft- ernoon was caused by the explosion of 1 kero- sene-lainp In the resldenco of W. W. Millor, No. 385 Superior strect, Damage trilling, STATE AFFAIRS. WISCONSIN. Manison, Wis., March 13.—In tho Senate this morning a joint resolution providing for total lquor prohibition was killed—ayes, 11; noes, 1M. Tho Assembly bill providing for tho creetion of a Normal Schoo! in Milwaukeo was concurred in. © Momorinls to Congress passed praying for tho equullzation of soldiers’ bountics, and relatiug to the improvement of the Miaslasippl River and ita tributaries, Tho Assembly pnssed tho annual tnx budgot 000, of $453,000, ‘Most of tho morning was devoted to tho bota- torous nonsense customary upon the closiug days of the sesalon, Many important appropriation bills are still Ne tle audan adjournment cannot be reached eforn fuesday night or Wernosday morning. ——. IOWA. Des Mores, In., March 13.—In tho Wouse bills passod authorizing eccond-class cities to uso a. portion of tho road-tax on tho highways ap- pronching tho city; also, authorizing mutual fire-Insurance companics to lovy nasessmeonts to ny losses; nisn, to appre rinte $1,000 to the Ktate Wiidtorteat Society, &,510 to the Anamosa Penl- tontlary, $29,400 to the Fort Madison Pentten- Unry, and $26,000 to tho Soldiers’ Danens. Ifoine. Ji thoSonato all pending constitutionnlamond- ments wore mado the special order for next Wednesday. Bills wero passe? nuthorizing tho excentors and trustees of wills probated fn foresgn ee tries to sell rou) estato; also, requiring the ‘retaries of Schuul Bonrds to countersign bonds issued by tho district, AMUSEMENTS. ITAVERLY'S. “Tho Galley Slave" appoars to havo lost none of its popularity, The plece was reproduced Inst night toa large and a highly-plensed audi- enco. Its story nny be cheap, yot it contains in- terest for tho public; its situations may be strained, but tho averago thontre-goer finds them offectivo; the scams in the weaving af tho play mary be apparont to the critic, but to most mon and women thoy-nro lost sight of ina mul- titude of good things. Asn piece of dramatic work “Tho Galley Slave" cannot bo ranked among the best, but thoro is In it just what tho pudlic want,—somothing to make thom laugh and somothing to make them cry. The sontl- mout of tho piny fs relioved by an excellent vein of comedy, tho churuoters wre varied and for the most. part good, and tho dinde, is generally terac and always easily undorstoad, Durjug tho engagement played hero some weeks ago by the samo company tho business was vory” lirgo, and, judging from the reception thoy res colved last night, wo predict anothor weok of Granger was quite as neouptabla ns Cicely sine notwithstanding her offusivoncss in Kissing, Hor talent in that direction Hppusred to highly amuse a certain purtof tho house. Few Wotton on the suum understand botter how to display their persoml) charms to the best advanta; than Miss Granger. Her dressing is nlways toate- ful, and hor posing always offective. As bo- foro, Signora, Majeron} personated the nitlicted Fnticeact, Miss” Estelle Guy was tho Payche, Mr. MoManus tho Olfver (and ho prosonts n tinue churactor), Mr. Evans is thu artist, Mr, Sullivan tho Baron (with a voleo a Mitle clearer than whon Inst hore), Mr. I. H. Burns ia the Mitts, Miss Noville, a promising actress, is tho Nichelle, and dire, Suyder pereonates Ure, Gay, GERMAN DRAMA. Mr. A. BE, Brachvogel’s woll-known tragedy “Norolsse” was porformed Inat oventiug ut Mo- Vicker's by Mr, Hoovhster's cumpany, for tho bonefit of Mrs. Scholz-Rademucher, one of tho most deserving members of tho company. But ‘nelthor the popularity of tho bonoticlary nor the fuct that Mr. Hoechster himsctf assuined tho part of Narctsse, and Sirs. Pelosl, of Bt. Louis, that of Pumpadour, was suiliciént to bring out euoh A house na the boneticlary ortho play du- served, While tho pecformanco was not perfect by any means, yet it was fur better than has beon sven here for many years, Partioularty weritorl- ous was SMe. Hocotisfor'’s rendition of the diflcult part uf Narcissc, Sie showod that, though ho hus boon off the stage for many yours, ho has not forgotten how to act. He acted the part with good Judgment, and oxbibited considerable power and strength. The iy yn he recolved must have suiticleatly repaid him for the luss of his beautiful whiskers, whiob bid to be sucriticed on thoultarof Art that ho inlet truly repre sont tha charucter, Mrs. Polos! was & very cf feetlye Pompaduur, a8 was to be expected from wn notress of such great oxperiunce, yet we bave dven the part played better heretofore. Stes Bpahn wade great efforts to neblove success with the purt of Quinault, und succeeded tolorae bly weil. Mr, Klute wus excellent as the Duke D'Ambolse, wud Mfr. Mavene also did well us Count du Barrt THE IARMONY SERIES CONCERTS, ‘To-morrow evening the third conoort of tha Harmony serivs will oceur ut the church oorner of Monrvo and Lutiln streets, undor the auspices of the First Socloty of Spiritualists, An at- Veaatlve rogram will pel dnchiey in which tho follow! formes ta wrt: Prof. Loule Bev oe Rta Shesete debe Rinsan aud (ed Kente Hutlete; Mr. Willfam aNgatley, bart: 5 «G, FU, baswos quarto: Fea Pa es n Dr, Cl » Barnes, aud dlr, Charles 8, ‘Leo, 7 THE THEATRES, At Central Nus{fo-Hall this cvauing Robort Nickle, a well-known prestidigitateur, who hos not been here oe < uniter of yeurs, makes bis reuppearnnce. Tho fri Lotta appears ut Bf Vickor's to-night, Hero's “Huarts of Oak” will bo presented at) ooloy’s, *Lodt at Bea” will bo tho Olymplo uttfuction, and at Berlin wo will huve ong week moro of “The Love of Two Bullors.” PRESIDENTIAL, A Large Gathering of Democrats Called at Springfield This Week, When Gov. Palmer Wil Formal- ly Insugurate His Prest+ dential Crusade, Views of a Sanguine Friend of Sher- man on the Chicago Nom- ination, And Who Coolly Figures Out 814 Votes for the Secretary. What Blainc's Frionds Are Doing for tho Senator in Maine. ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS, AATUFMING AT BUNINGFIELD, Fpecial Dtapateh to The Chicago Trilune, Springrinsn, UL, March 1.—Theroe will be a general gathering of Democratle politictuns here this week. The State Central Committee meets ‘Thursday, and has invited the Chairmen of the County Committoca, the Democratic editors,and the prominent party nianagers to meet and cone Bult with thom, A plan of orgauization for the vomiug campalgn has been prepared, which will be acted on at that mecting, and there will probe ably also bo an expression of opinion as to can- didntes, In view of thia gathering tho Pultner Clip has annonneed a mass-mnect ing for Wednes- day eventing, at which ex-Goy, Palmer and the Hou, James C. Robinson are to spenk, Ttis une derstood that Gov. Palmer will define his posl- tlon upon National pallies and make this speech the opening gun in bis Presidential campaign. TUE NOMINATION AT CHI- CAGO, VIRWS OF A VERY SANGUINT, SITENMAN NLOW- HARD—IF EXPLCTS UI BURUMAN VOTES. New York Tribune, March 12. A prominent Republican bluffer, who is a warin (2) admirer of Secrotary Sherman, yoster- day expressed hinself very freoly with rofer- enee tothe outlook for Secretary Sherman to obtain the nomination for the Presidency. BS stary Sherman's prospects improve dally," ho sald. “The friends of Gen. Grant have all along decinred that he would get near- ly the united voteof the Youth, They know that is not the ense. Seven of tho ten delegates already elected in North Carolina are for Secre- tury Sherman, and our advices are that at least fifteen of the entire delegation of twenty will bo for Sherman, Postmaster-Goneral Key ts cer- tain that the entire delegatiuns from Kentucky and Tennesseo will be fur Sherman. (Bosh!) Both Virginia and West Virginian are known to bo solld for hin, and thero i4.a strong proba. bility that South Caroling and Alabama will iso. send united Sherman delegations, Texas will be divided between Sherman and Grant, and Louis- Jona may be, although we hope to carry the entire delegation for Sherinan. Thore will be a bard fight in thiaStnte. The withdrawal of the nomination of Pinehback will make the contest more intense.” “Whit strength do you credit Secretary Bher- man with in thu soveral States?” he was naked. “T give bim the following votes, and from all the informution I can gather he will receive nore rather tha a less nuinber of votes in the Convention: Massachurctts, {0 votes; Connecti. out, 10; Now dersey, 8: Ohio, 48: Indiana, 10; Michigan, 15; Mlinols, 15; Wisconsin, 10; Minne- gota, 8; the various States of the Suuth, 170. Total, 14 votes.” , LNo well posted politician belloves that Bher- min will yet asingle votein the Ilinuix, Wise consin, Minnesoin, or Michigan delegations. Cortuitily none tn ttinols. He may get two votes in Indiana; and he is not sure of thy solid Ohio yoto. Ho willundoubtedly secure some rotten borough votes in tho Both: perhaps fifty to rixty, nob mure. Grant and Blaine will get the rest. 4 ‘thata leaves Gen, Grant ina decided minor- ity If-you concede that Senator Blaine bas much strength? “Of course. ‘The fight {s practieatly botween Blaine and Sherman. “Blue wil recelye must of his support froin the East and West. What votes do you give Gen. Grant?’ * Ho has already tho votes of Now York and Tonnsytvaula, soventy and Afty-oight reapoct- ively,” He will receive twenty votes from Lllie nojs and about soventy from the Bouth and cluc- whero. This gives hin n total of 218 votes, He may recelye a few more, but I do not belleve bo will, Lhave given hima liberal estimate. The fact is that the ‘Grant boom" tins al- ready begun to divawny. The pecullar cfforta made to sconro tho delegations trom New York and Pennsylvania, although successful, wore alinost equivalent to defeat, and have dono imueh ta break down the movement for Gri ‘Thoy furnished ovidence that thore is not the strong aud overwhelming feeling for Grant that many supposed. Tho fuct is that tho tight, us £ have already anld, is narrowing ttself down to Sherman and Binine, Of course it is under~ atood that if Gen. Grant is not nominnted on tho first ballot ho cuunot receive tho nomlna- jon,’ “What ahout Washhurne?” ® He 1s probably tho second cholco af Grant's friends, but I hardly think ho will bo seriously placed in tho race,” Ils letter deeluring that Grant is his choice * fret, Inst, and nll the Uo,” has virtually killed“ whatever chance he muy have bud,”" GENERAL NOTES, FORNINST TILDE: Wasinnartos, D.C,, March 12.—To-night's Star says: “At tho iocting of the Virginin State Democratic Committee tn Richmond Wednesday evening somo ente: ing Democrat ascer- tained that they were"ohanimously opposed to ‘Niden, Tho Dobt-Payers wero just as bit ngalnst him as tho Readjusters. This Informa: tot was received at tha iupital yesterday, and the Virginia members of Congress, all of whom aro against Tikien, wero vory much gratified oyer it, They malutalned that Tilden could not be nominated {n tho fuco of such oppoalng acn- timent in Virginia, a Stute that must be curried for the Democratio candiiate in order to clect him. Four of the Virginin nembers of Congress Ral yesturday thoy did not believe Tilden 8s the Democratic nominco could carry thelr State, but thoy were satisfied nuy other Democrat cout. They sald, further, that this was the optuion of the Untire Congressional delegation.” — + BLAINE IN MAINE. TLewisTon, BMe,, March 11.—At 4 Convention of tho Republlean# of the Second Congressional Mistriot beld here to-day, the following were elected as dulegates to the Navonnl Hepublicun miyention at Chicago: Willlum 2 Frye and J. + Wakotlold. ‘Tho alternates are J, Y. Swazoy ond Churles J. Talbot, Tho delegates were in- ed to use all fair and honorable means to ure the nomination of James G, Binine, Bangor, Me. March 11.—The epublicans of tho Fourth Congressionnl District mot at tho City-Hall to-day and nominated as delegates to. thé Nationat “Hepublican Convention Lewls Parker, of Bangor, ind 1. Powers, of tloulton, with Charles Shaw, of Dextor, and 8 A, Thomp- gon, of Dover, us alternates. Resolutions were adupted inatricting the delegites to use every honorable means to secure the nomination of aie G. Blaine for President of tho United ry RAILROAD ROBBERS, An Important Vollco Captare, Even though the police and tho railroads have boen keeping it all to themselves, there bave been some rather extensive rebberica in this line fur the pat fow months, Now that the polico bave captured the thlovea red-handed, and’ aro in a fair way to bring-a convictlon uguinat them, thore will probably be no more of it, From time to thne, when a rallroad-thiot has been captured {n tho South Divialon, it has generally been hinted thata great cause would turn up some time or other, It turned up Inst ofght, Tho pointer = which led ‘to. tho successful —dotection of the thiovos was obtained by Dutectivos Keat~ ing and Kiploy somothing ovora week ago, It cumo by way of a caso which was ventilated in the polive court about that time, and which ru« sulted in “Stumpy” Kinnear, and a half-dozen othor thicyos of what 4s known as the Four. teenth street band being buld to the Criminal Court in $800 bonds cach, They wero cluurly proven guilty of breaking upon a car ou tho Hoek Istand Road and stealing about $250 worth: of cloth, which was recovered by. a private dotectiva agunoy, At the triut of tho case it became oppargnt that HB, J, Jvachim, 1 Btato stroct. pawnbroker recently murdered und ropbed in lowa, was the fence" fur tho band, The detectives wore determined to ful woo clew tan which to work out the capture of othor and tho wore prinvipal members of the dad. Finally iteumo, A burn in tho reur of oO, 500 Wabash avenue was the rondosvous for them, but they were shrewd enough w keep nothing there longer than they could belp. It wus therefore determined to watch thom. Thu barns of Mr. Kitubark, ron merchant, and Mr, Grey, 6 whulcaule Rrvcar, tocated In the rear of Nos 23) and 2k Michigan avente, und ‘gouty opposit thy bura occupied by joves, wero kinily = pluced ut tho dispusul of tho (Pollvo, Horo for four days and nigute thay lutd {a walt, but saw, nothing In all that tino to warruut thom In making tholr presvaco known, Last night at 10 o‘clock a wagon deo yo up lo the barn, aud when Lhe two: a 1880. inen who aceompan it find removed sone sorts from the wagon to the barn, the detect- vow popned out and arrested tham. Thoy were rendily identified as Tim Moore, who wna ong of these recently held to the Criminal Court, and Charles Powers, the | junior partner in tho saloon firm of” Rose & Powers, who ‘formerly did business at No, OT Third aventto, but who now k nt No, 613 Stute street. Inthe wagon wern found piekages of goods which bad evidently been stolen but n abort thine befors from a freight ene on the Rock teland Raltrond, There wero three nf boots and shoos made by Henry Bal- at & Co, of Buffalo, and Shiphed to DN. mvton, [n.g three bules of Hrusscis nl Lewood to 1, & Fs Dene ver, Cols ae of notions shipped Srom the anine place to J, Wollinan, Rock Island, These articles nnd the prisoners were taken to Central, Statlon. Upon searching Moore on broken curesentvery pentably. tho one robbed Jast night—wns found tn lis pocket. The wager wh'ch thoy used wos of the express order, and from totters upun ft was uxcortalned to. belong fo Richardson, na butcher nt No. 121 West ‘Twelfth stroot, Whethor they stole the rig or borrowed It [s unknown. The matter will be thoroughly sifted, however. Powers’ presotce imide the pollee positive that both) Ross and be were tho bend- centres of the gung. Thelr saloon bas ‘or along time been the rendezvous of the Fourteenth street band, and they have brought Influences to beur when any one of thon got Into trouble, The very noxt more made, theres foro, was to pull the saloon, which wos done ns rapidly asa sufficient forces comld be marshated atthe Central Station. | Joh Hoss, Denis Mili- van, John Burns, and Willinin Btephens were tho three found there and arrested, Milligan [4 Moore's bosom chum, and has been arrested with hitn each timo, [twas expected that same: property would be found at the esloon, but such Wis not the ease, While ungaged in watching. the barn at No, 0 Watnsh avenue, the police ascertained that the burn was occupied by ono Wright, a buteher loing business at No, 619 Wabush avenue, He, ton, was found and arrested. He did not ike it very well, and protested bis innocence of all culpability in the most convincing terms. In faet, froin the way he talked, the detectives be- gan tothink he would tb the end make an -ex- cellent witness against the band. He acknowl. edges that he knew that his barn was being used, and says be frequentty saw peckages of goods there in tho morning, which were gone when be returned ot night. Frequon: Jos of driving for then himself, for which be niwaye recelyed bis hire. To his knowledge Jonchim was the member of the band whore ¢s- Reelat duty [t was to find a market for the goods, ery frequeutly unopened packages were cart- ed ho further than somo down-town auction- house or cheap warehouse. This In quite plausible, tuo, for targe quantities of goods might) thus be disposed of weeks or months before, the railrond company would hear of the loss, Mr. Wright isof tho opinion that goods worth £4,000 to £40,090 passed through his barn withinaycar. Ho did not know they were stolen, though. What mode him so thoughtless on this one alone, is for hiin to ex- plain hereafter. In conversation with hint, the police were able to trace out parcels of plan- der whieh inysteriously esenped thelr every of- fort w intercept. Now, everything Is cletr to orn. inst Thursday morning the officers saw nn cx- press-wagon cote tothe barn, and in 104i) yurds of fine Druseely carpet were eurted thence tot storage and warehouse at, the southeast come of V1 Muren street and Third avenue. This found to be marked Schwartz & Groff, Uhil- adetphia, und shipped to Cress & Bicker, Mure Hington, Ta. The following morning 1s lod of fine hats, worth, perhaps, $1. to $2 apiece, and numbering eighteen dozen, were carted inn similar manner from ‘the barn to the sane warehouse, Tho expressinan who did this part of 19 work was Jick Chirk, a known nssocinte of the thieves, and whe I on Four. teenth street, near Wabash nvenu His stand ig at the corner of Twelfth and State streets, where he js always handy when wanted for any job by the thieves, He was the lust man tuken nto custily, OF those under arrest Miligan, Moore, Stephens, and Powers are the notorious ebaracters. The latter {4 espeeially hard, and ts totally untt to have a saloon-license, Politi- oians, however, befriend hin, Soine few yoars aro ho shot Hie, Ed Burne in the buck, and shot at Capt. Ebersold inn Clark street saluvn, = OBITUARY. TIE ION. L. UW HOLTON. + Specttt Dlaputch to The Chicago Tribune, OrrawA, March 1.-Tho Hon. Luther Ti. Holton, M. P. for Chatenuguay County, Quebec, anda prominent member of the Liberal party, died suddenly at the Hussell House, this etty, this morulng at 1:30, Deceased summoned the nlybt porter about two minutes before he died ond requested that a doctor be sent for, Before Dr. Grant, why was soon In attendance, had ar rived, the honorable genileinan was no more. Ileurt disense is supposed to have been tho cause of death. Deceased was burn in South was Leeds, Ontario, in 181%, and went to resido in Montren! nt an early period of his life, engaging in _inerenntile Pursuits asa partner in tho firm of Hooker & Holton, forwarders. He was eminently success- ful, and retired somo years since with a cam- otence estimated at 501,00, Ic early engaged In polities, espousing the Liber! aldo, and stond- fastly adheriug wo it until his death. [9 repre- rented the Centro Division of Montreal in the Parllament of Upper. and Lower Canuda, but was beaten on preening himself for rediection, tho contestwhich Insted many days,cost ing bint, it {a eid, $90,000, Ho wus subsequently elucted for the County of Chateauguny. and remained its member up to bla denih,ta period of elghtcon years. He held the portfullo of Finance Minister in tho United Parilament of Canada under a Liberal Government, but, owing to hig short tonure of office, ho had no on Ortii= nity of showing bis skill uso financier. Tle was a forcible debater, and was the beat nuthority in the Housy on pariiamentuey rules... During Mr. Mackenzio’s rule he wus offered a seat in tho Cal Land tho Licutonant-Governorship of Quebee, both of which ho declined, Ho ‘wus highly populur among ull classes ot the commu- nity, and was distinguished for bls unostenta- uous charity. His remains hive been sont to Montreal by'speciul train, and his funeral will paftake of a publio character, He leaves n whiow, son, and daughter to mourn tho loss of a good husbund and kind father, MRS. DR. TYLER, Special Dispatch lo The Chicayo Tribune, Evarw, IL, Moreh {4.—Toeday Mra, Dr. T. 8. Tyler dled of consumption, nyed about & yenrs. Sho had tong beon an invalld, Tho funeral will bo hold Tuesday, ° Cc. CATHCART TAYLOR. -Preavermia, March M.—Charies Catheart Taylor, vlty editor of tho Times, dled to-day from thooffesta of in pistel-shot, discharged, during mental aberration, by his own band, LOCAL CRIME. THE CHINESE MUST GO, Wong Ching Foo, tho Chincso lecturer, ts de- termined to bave as great nnd aa unenviable a notoriety 18 the present Hussian Czar. For tho past week ortwo he has been running about with tho {den that Supt. O'Donnell was tho Moall- Koff, who was to restore pence tu bis mind. 50 when Mr. Foo was assaulted by some heathen countrymen In a laundry at No, 235 Clark street, afew days ago tho policg did what they could towards apprehending bisassuilants, Yesterday afternoon Ah Wong ascertulned that some of those for whom he had sworn out warrants for the assault were in Kong Haug Leo's laundry, at the corner of Canal and ‘Twelfth streets, Ho notificd cho West Twelfth street po- fluo, and n dotnachmont was sent with him to effect the arrest. Tho inmates of the Inundry denied that any one of those for whont tho warrant called wore in the pluce, and refused purtioulurly to allow the oflivers to search small inner room in whieh they professed to keop thelr Joss god and other valuables, When Oficers Lacey aud Casoy insisted upon entoring this apartment, ane of the thundrymen drovw it large knife upon tho Intter. For this the oMcer ave him an unceremonious drubbing with bls iets, ho having neglected bringing his club. At tho saine thine Lucey received sot sovero lows on the back head with tint-irons and other laundry utensils. Thero was quite n ecrimn- mage in the pinco before the Chinamen would yleld, In tho meantline a crowd bad gathored to Witness the (un, Ag the oficors appeared, cach with a Mongolian prisoner, the crowd set up all sorta of derisive shouts, aud on tho way to the station thoy made threats, after the manner of recent doings of the Kearnvyites in Sun Frun- visco, By the time tha West Twelfth ateovt Turper Hall was reached the offcers were vom~ pelted to run thoir prisoners in tho Turner Hull ‘oraivety, The crowd, now numberlug vt least 4,000 men, wont and children, si nared in froutof the plucd, olumorlug Joudly for tho lives of the beathen Chinese, Even Al Wong himeelf was subjected ta inanit event tes, «The oficers loft by ® rear pasa, way. and made thoir way as beat thoy could to tho station, One of the Chinumon refused to go, whereupon Luccy took goveral turns of his Pplg-tall about bis arin, and tho poor fcllow was Spreng ti statber than endure the palin. The ARS Waka Hs dispersed until an hour after tho t. Tho prisoners gavo the namus of Leo Wong and Leo King, and were both Identified by Ab oni ea sone of the nen who attumpted to tuke bia life in tha Clark stroct laundry, ahey were locked up for uasiult with intent to kill, and ulso for resisting a pollcomun, BULLION THIEVES. A band of thioves who huve boun plundoring cars loaded with bulllan on tho Chlosgo & Alton Railroad recently couceivod ‘the idea that it would bo far easier for them to steal from the amelting-works locyted at the cornor uf Lumber and Twelfth streets thun to go to the nunecos- wary trouble of breaking open freight-cum, ut nearly so easily robbed. Yos- turduy they beguu carrying off pigs of bulilon frow tho yard about tho works, but were por- colved and followed: until it waa ascertalned that they were weercting thelr pluuder under thy be did + THE TRIBUNE WEATHER-MAP. “LNIpigen o Har ants Vt Escrnnt-ng, qn tah Ain 30.10 T 4s not Fair. Cloudy, Rain. Bnow, 2. Light, sreah, Gai iB. ltainfall, peat © hoarse, , Darome! f Ory ee P35 1d tsGrand Haven Bar 30.4 Restos S026-5f 122°) puteaaes > ™ Toledo Bar 30.29; DT ene . 28 : sees! fr pringtiona GN go? p23 Ue oulsviile aK Atinnt , “Is/*_Tepatin’e Wee form he Waihi Observations taken at all ataulone at the sama moment of time. LOCAL OUSERVATIONS. From Obsorvations Made by the Signal-Servic, U. 8. A. at 11 P. Washington Mean Time, March 14, 1880, Sof o> Feoginte Wear potion Geveumich [FBS by F qUarryt Winutres) a aes Ginn, tors 4 Pombing ATATR OF RATING, ch, | CHARACTER OF WIND.TORCE, Armas paint fa the dnediea T 8 “J TOLONtugs Teron & 2 To Sk wsuiwlo par 3020, eZ ana ewieon Tat 2) ox 2047 T 20 Pittsburg! Bar 30,76 ‘p33 Wastingto tt TRIBUNE, Tine, her. Hw | Wind Vip Hin. | Weather, | at [Gr dN. We. Fotr, am» HS | Ente. Zz Lm IN. W.d Close. neasee aud Ohto Vattey, fully preeeded southerly winds, clear or fulr weather, preeeded by ogenstonal rain in Tennessee. For the Lower Lake region, westerly backing to warmer southerly winds, with falling barometerund elear or fair weather, For the Upper Luke region, falling barometer, winds ehifting to warm southerly, clearer, partly cloudy weuther, For the Upper Missieelppl and Lower Missouri Valleys, lower barometer, west to south winds: higher temperature, clear or falr weathor, ‘The Mississippi will rice alightly from Cairo to Baton Rouge. minimum, st ‘ INDICATION Orrice or Te Cuter StaxAu OFricen, Wasntnatos, D. C.. March 15—1 n. m.—For tho Tens y stationary barometer, westerly shifting to warmer f lumber-pilo in ane Polleeman John Conley, yith Gava, of tho Weat Twelfth Street Station, Intd In wait for thom the rest of tho day. Along about 7:00 in theeventiur a young man, cxtne to the place with the evident iitention of remoy- portion of the plunder. him, and removed the pis of bulllan te tho sta- don. The prieonor was recognized as Thonns, allns “Oxy Brown, 9 well-known thief, who has alrendy served one term in the Pouitentiary. These pigs welgh ninety-four pounds each, and contain a small percentago of silver, which makes them worth about #1040 ench, ‘thouwh very inconvenient for thieves to handle, they manage nevertheless to getaway with a great number of thom, to the grent annoyance of tho eoueilOg. company and tho railroads handling ra. Serra tt Tte DEAR Thero'an dene little pint that grows tn our tale, “tna Saint Patrick Nlmnaetf, wre, thut aut tt of the The pollee were notitie jehboring nnd &pe= Oflieer They arrested MINOR ARRESTS, Georgie Wiley, keeper of n houso of Hl-fame nt No, 400 Btnto street, and Einma Jewell, an ine mate, nre prisoners nt tho Armory, Ida Jewell, years of age, sister to Emina, or, at least, hor cal Bis ron p aid not know tho elter siate not know what sort of a place I to, Bho will ho held for farthor fuvestigation. a use recontly frown vliove her parent shane, and did oc Tdit waa coming cama to tho h nd. ‘Tho poliee CASUALTIES. FORT WAYNE ACCIDENTS. Speetat Dispateh to The Chieago Ivibune, Font Warne, Ind. Murch 1.—Charles Stoplo- fon, a switehinan In tho Ditteburg & Fort Wayne yard, wasrun over bya locomotive list night and fatally injure Fs Jaane Hillman. a switehinnn on the Pittsburg & Fort Wayne Rand, was fatally injured last night at Cocsse, while coupling ears, He died to-day: FELL ON MIs HRAD. Speciat Dispatch to The Chicuyo Tribune, Gatexa, IL, March 14.—Suporvisor A. 'T. Gear, of tho ‘Town of Guilford, fell from tho top of a load of mn on his head, sustained Injurics of n fatal nature. Atd4o'clock Was reported to be In a dying condition, Mr. Gearcaine to tho tead mines in 16%; he tsa nephow of the tite Capt. A. fH. Gear, and own cousin to Gov, Gear, of lawa, and brother of the Nev, Mra, Phearle, of i yesterday afternoon, und, striking this nfternoon the nnfortunnate man glewood, a International Postage-Stamp. Tho question of the crention of an internn- tlonul postagesstam in Franeo and Dolglum. 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