Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1881, Page 2

1HME CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1881—SIXTEEN PAGES —_—eeeee e s e ) s T =Sy the Northern Rallway, between Barrle 4 ll \ N publle. This, it 18 expected, will ha to-mor- | ceptable, and with no sucetal quallfications MI o (lov, Jackson finally decliled to lssuo an un- | Court to-day to conslder the ease ot Wi :::xl A‘?h-m’l';lv. Ont rr-sul}lml in W death of ‘V S ING’I 0 . row, Notwithstandine the Totfcenca of tho | for this work, SSERH s qRI NAL NL‘VS- fi?“g{shm%ew{«l?;tn?“umu-m Tho prisoner | jiay, arrested here to-dny by City Mr‘nlzlgl}‘\ Davld Tharnton, raflroad employd, awd the Govornment ofticlals there 18 n pretty good otary “““ll:‘;{s l"t!l\l(;\'(‘(l (W80 §ON8 O : >4 - i Leoper on tho charge of burglarlzug riwon to think that the pringipal featnre in the potley Iy the aceeptance of 1ha' proposis serfous woumiing of & others, 13 i " 3 retary Thompson fron clcrknfllps in | Bxeoution ‘of John Williams, | “ BENEVOLENT? LINE-INSURANOE. Lake Erlo & Wostern Rallway tookliog, . ; i j= Ay hla department. 5 % Npeetal Dispateh to 81, Jauis (lobes Drvvocrat, Inst nlght, Threo new ravolvers nnd o e Cix, HAZES's rlends aecount for that gén- A Long Meotmg‘c’f the Oabi™ | tion .unde tn New York by the Natlosnl 4 ,}:,-,nv“t,“ CAUPESTEI'S HEMAING, ] the Wife-Murdersr, at PHILADELIIA P, April 4 —Some months | wers found on hls person, 3o s m‘{“‘d tleman'a rather curlous weather predictions net on the Financial banks, that the bonds shall not be redeemed, | pya Senatorial Committe and aif the othor Waverly, Tenn. = | sinco ovllence was given of the extent to | sent,suid to be from Urbann, Ty ey i i ) but shall be extended ntaveduced rateof | membersof thae kscort left for Milwaukee to- whieh the eolperatlvo benovolont-chari- vosed pals have skipped the town m,“: Dby saylng that Gon. Shorman has. forced ofticers are i pursult. Questjon. Intereat until “sueh timo ns Congiess shall | doy with the romnlns of tho latd Scénator ¢ table Hfe-insuranco eraza” prevalled In yor- sl mogins. Jingui Ateets "‘,0 t‘ "cc"," 8"’-"" do pnss a retnding net, and thal an ngréement | Carpenter, 3 He Confessed the Crime, Pro- | tlons of " Punnsylvania, partioularly in AN LUCK IN IARD LUQK .;"."l';\!"‘“";,:;;" ith no Special qualifieations vlrn;rlldgnx f‘ur uusl extenslon l;lld m(«lucllun s np;‘;?;‘Il‘:l{kflfif;flfim:;:’;q-’;:fi:fz“ fhor féssed Religion, and Died Montgomary, York, ind Dauphin Counties. | oy Fraxcisco, April 8.—Ah Lk 0 L +~ v, | It Is Believed the Government Will { thall bo stamped upon tho facoof overy | (00 th 0 LOf ! i e Thus tar 1o nctlon hns been tuken - by tho: | Chinaman, was hanged'nt Novada Cly o s ] ‘ zh Ivestiation of the organization of the i . ) Wi angeid at Novadn Q) Paosrnyr- Land-Lenguors, and . Irlsh bund. alerfenl lm'gu’ of the lh'lmrlufi‘mt "I brdox {0 Game Leglslatura to put n'stop to this mensure, al- 3 to L ] dny fortho murder of a fellow-countr; ERAL MAGYRAGHT . Inshiro n harmonlous respportionimont of tha \ ] though bills looking to that end have been W= | Jiay 18, 1870, “1lo was baptized Inst u i ATTONNEY-OF ts sald to have glven an opinton that sueh an | work, an hdvantageous redistribution of ofs Extond the OQutstanding mombers’ of Parilament hinve -heen” sui- . Izl hy troduawd, - Meantime tho Insuring of Infunts ) Y moned to meot i Dubln at-an early ’dny to Bonds, net will be entlraly Inwful, or, ab nll events, | fleers'and emploves, aud an Sncrensa of tho [ A Man Sentonced o Death Ungondition= | and aged pooplo koes on town wnprecedented :‘D‘i‘l‘l‘gI‘ll:llllg,clb”l‘l‘f“(:’f‘l‘l‘:l‘)‘ml}l?fl“‘?l‘t‘)‘fi‘x‘ufi’h‘fi‘? conshler the Gladstuno. Land bill, . Parnell 3 . 1t will not be inlawful, Mo declsion seemedd | €icieatey of tha serviee, 3 . ally Pardoned by the" Governor extent, ‘Tho manin s eansing serfous finan- | 41 1ot coinmit the tnurdor,' On tio gullges adiressad n_mr +meeting nt l}}rlullnglnnnln g . : ta be basgd upon tho prineiplo that ?nyxlung lim mm‘d»:alig:’l‘l;:a\qll‘ml:ll‘lm‘?‘!:“’v mslfio - f Wost Viraint clal troubles In many commiunities, Pros- {‘a‘l;l"‘flzi(t‘lml;’kt‘a\'} 1\:{:{:3:;-»&‘9“ fii‘l;'\'!l_;"“!’;fl‘ bmi: fnst night, < : Tho Program Liublo to Sharp Crit- | 18 lasful o the Governmnt that s mat ot | aruufo by tho fust Couuress, - OF the nuw ap: Di WBL¥rinie: Vorous nelghborhyada bt u yeur of so. 480 | ndjusted to his Wb Bty Acconiten (G Dinilsireeds thé nimbotol 3 nists, p DB, pointients eight will by Examiners, aba sals nre now In o wretehod condition. . The earn- +~ dolsm’ from the Opnonents of the Banks. . {1 clulm thal, under a proper Interpretation: of xm of 82,000 por auntn, il the ropnlnder, , Ings of tho people all go for nsscasments. the powers of the. Governmont -and” of the failures 11 the United States and Canadadur- in number, ave. for positions ns elerks, A Safe ‘Blown Opon anidl FIVE | \wien news of n denth comes tho first ques- Epectal D Ing the past quarter was 1,080, nzalust 1,894 In 1580 and 2,250 Tor 1870, Thirinerense from 1830 to 1881 wps dlue to the “abmormal state, of the' weather and to foollsh speculntions. * C BSCAPIL \ A spatch to The Chicago Tridune, Lonn x{mp. nothing Ils lmx:ml_ lm un‘uovm’:- gm{llggsamhl)ng]sss%ufimnflflr:llfilrxlsn '1'"!':'«;“'::':- Thousand Dollars Belonging Uon ds, *Was ho insured?” It ia charged | ANy Annon, Mich,, April; 8.~Joo Teiy {;;nnumils l'lloltum m‘rlznztl. ¢ s not Nasal- Eullmupnu aro temporary,-or ratior pro- ! to Farmors Stolen, that l||'u dfr‘\ll,h' mtl“l{”“('fl"m-!h(ll" to an nlln‘rlu..- -u hardencd \rough who was 1ying in fy ¢ to stafe with certalnty whather the polley | bntionaty, and pogmaitency Will depand upon g ;}!lu e.x'eu llt;ll'lf i l& 1,I ?{lil!!l{“lflwi“\q nnkHi‘ awnlting examnination on a charge of assay of extenslon shiall by wade to apply to both | the abUIty and’ Industry mgnifested by the Jmsuranco suctlol, . AL Botiaviio sl wudic & 1 wits utent to murder o homeopathie mediey Senators Preparing for Extended . ¥ n 3 3 I inent tnwyer expressed tha bellef that i . ’ cal F ari the 5 per cents and 8 per eents or only to thed | appointees during the first thres months of : Ll ) 1 ) gtudent named W, 13, Calvert, broke Tur French have disombatked 10,000 sol- Rhctt:rl Cal *iligh‘(:' Dk 8 per cents, Some linve tiought that,inasmucly | sérvice. {Burglnfs. Discoyated. 1. a. Houss rl‘lll’nln‘:t’v?:-lflnl:lx‘l)\'v‘:)g“m\‘x}um;)l gfl:‘l’:fi;".‘fiim‘:{fl:\g Jiotiivie, niw, nitor o vougl "3““-0““134”‘:{?‘ Qe near Tunls; ostenstbly to ‘it down the, e Coming Week, s the Trensury-from, it "resnurees con PETROLEUM, Set Fire to It in Order to ever killed, s ap ovidency of the'extent to | Ly Wallnce, eseaped. = Tlo, wits n de Khoumls and other troublesoto tribes.’ The certalnly_tedooin all of tho 6 per conts with- | 'The total values of exports af petroleum E: which tils misorublo trailic 1+ enrried ony tho | DEtts chnreter, and 1s wanted in varuy ounls and othe S 2 " | out cubnreassment, that tifis should bo done, | B4 petroleum products ot the Unitud State scape. . mum\'lmg lotter Is gl Mr., Wagner 18 the | Places on differynt charges, .+ gy, of Tunta: denluns a - ‘,l":, Silles e, | e Deadloclc Evldently Chronle | but the cxtension principluls at.loust to Yo | (Jurtins. Februdrs, 183l watg, 3806 o o e— Recorder ot Hocds of l:l.:umlelufim and n e i n il roublesome, and he adds that they are 3 3 : - 3 by, 18 S 3. el 5 . proviinent insiranee ngent: ¥ s 4 E. % 0 i y > e o~ 3% applied to the & per conls. : I thnt deelalon | months ended Feb, 99 18] 301, niul “ FICH OF IIUED WEAVE LIZABETI-, | PRIxcrToN, Ind, 1 "I‘“""" to defelil thelf country: agninst fuva ALl é‘ l‘f";, Dessianitlie bl npulr 1o tho 0a also, thoit norie of the | elght months ended Feb: 2, 185, §24,294, 4%, | The Scourge of Bg-Cnlled Benevolent ,\'x(l,.z::"?‘lta.mslu:'lc'(’lh‘,»?s‘sl.':l'jh%,uuunmufi. 5tore af 1tV %}'&fi;},‘:{"& U{‘\fmx:':'{figl‘? son, s ey iy Eanhgon. rewalning’ $103,000,000 of tno 4 or 4}¢ per THE RUSSIAN MINISTER, Co-operative” Life-Insurance ner—Siiz¢ L have for sato certificales of polls | hiown opon fast nlght and 35,000 In wope, PosTsAsTR s apl ] cents lllllllll“ltcd to b fssued wiil be;sold. 1t | in full Court dress, presented his oredentlala in Pennsylvania. tes on “‘,};“’)‘.ggr}"“fi‘,’l‘l‘f’cl‘,"’k“{“ffi}',“‘_.‘,‘l“"l‘fi““?u:.’;, debosited by farmers carrlod awny, No ey Polred v Comitsslon {0 make o thoroush | Feoossively Unpleasant Predicament Is betfoved that i 9 Eroaldont Unrtehd. & S i gt il 'lillm't ¢ -nmtprlcu to fomo pm‘%y }IVI‘? }vlll T | to the robbors, NDE E = P * 7 «hle tham for ine; thoso o in first-cligs cont- 3 e b tho rate ,6f 8 or 8% per ceil, cer- OBITUARY. A Murderer in S§t. Touis Sentenced to I,Nn,,‘,’, A yon nra_ lonDHoks, aVAFG, LNGR (- THREE 11018 LU IIIBVES. inly nob ‘to | oxecod © 03 por. cent. Ninetj-niue Yoors' Imprison- ' I o hotier ehnney elfored for vestitent-of | GALVESTON, Tox., April 8.~Threo liorse It has also been (Icm'lluy deelded » ‘STEPHEN.N. STOCKWELL, > g a fo.v dollura than (nsurance In nasessment | thloves were overtakon fn 1l County by That. tho e sl tho. fight | . 8secial Dlspateh o Tae Chicao Trivune, ment. comannics, . As to my rellabtlity, would re- | the Vigaluntes' of: Johnson County, amg it tho Government hus not the righ Bosros, April 8,~The Hon, Stephen. N, 3 fer you to Mesara, Hood, Burbrfght & Co.or | sunmarity disposed of. L 1o borrow. monvy. on 8 per: oait certlll- | g GSEN MY n(ehne v rlnto: il Bradstreer’s Moreantile. Axency, Do ol ¥ fanosad o cntes to e fssued wnder an old law, ‘The ’ i P a i} i .ciis [ holil for salo nre all stralicht, and will i e o it 5 P very recently. senlor editor, of tho Doston |-& Man Merriss a Girl in Order fo Diu- J: S L B St ule e o o W0t doat i thiy. | SHOT BY A COLORED WOMAN, ?;:mm;y'gil:hfil’ll;fi::“fi :‘l‘:‘rs'ml;::!lfie:("“fi:i: Journal, .dled thls wornlng, nged 63 years, _ qualify Himself as a Witness, / kind of - fusuranee, would ‘you be kimd ?[01““ ETT, ‘Tex, Aprll 8—Emun f) HeREEE il?o onelusion .that tho portion | 11e hind us much to do with tho duvelopment | 2~ . : { n{lu:ugh .‘f.'{’;"}'.""“,‘"“"‘“ ong and - oblige | (white), whilo seated af.n dgor-step, wy af tha Tuw refarred toe which seemed: to ay- | OF wodersn Journalism in Buston as any othor EXECUTED, Oy e . THE DONDS WILL Investizatioi ol the'organization of the eler- feal foree of tho Post-Ofice Dopnrtment, with n view to o reorganization o na to se- eure harmonlis work and groater cconotny and efMclency. Y e of tho Officers of the Inter- national Bank. A mispaten from, English sources in Sonth Africa sayy thot the Booers are dally violating he torms of the pence, luoting.the property of the loyallsts, occupying farms and houses The TRemains of the Late Senator Carpenter Now on tho Way : Wost. _'ulmtlu'.'n!l by a negress. " i, 5y 2 - (Signed) - Fnen Weaver ] ing to Enuglish s " 3 thorize the [ssue of such certificates, has | man. o was one of the carliest roporiers, Special Disputeh to The Chicago Tridune : i :, :fi:“hz‘.:fi‘ x‘n‘":l‘::rl:‘:,:‘;xfim&:z’;fi;’?‘l‘lfi Two Hundrod and Sixty-five Nomiuations | been repealod by subsequont le glatfon. So [ and Was' the first to, organtze reporting of |' NasuviLiy, Tenni, April 8.~John Wil- | fl[:"l,"“!"‘ ”:" ;’il‘}':lllc‘l-"l’fll‘“‘fl'}(]”;"-"’fili'“‘"' . FIRE RECORD. 2aits o highustAnets 5 o Awaiting Senatorial Action, thero will be no 3 per cent certlficates. “"Tlie | publie ovents so. as. lo cover the busy life of | fns, colored, who murdered hig wifo Saraly | BHIVES forin of Bic Insuratice which led to > 5 P 2 3 3 e Government » will - have no ditienlty In the city and State. Ila wns aman of quick | Williams,.nt Johnsonville saventy-five miles the nttompted murder of old M "rimmer, |, AT BURMNGTON, TA, i SrTee—— S e;:lumlx!‘xtlg\s;‘!:]‘. bar;ds 1 l:lnw"fia‘l]('g;n !fi;ltg;{v intelligence mmigrend industry, and perfeetly | from Nnshylile, for \mpr'!:marcl‘n{hnncy with |08 detailed -In "Lits; Tiinuys's speelal telo- : Spectal Digpateh to Tha Chlcay Tribune, o § g . A y P ' Eo% . - —F re’ej;:l':tlls;; ,:"{:‘,Sfi';';mm’lzffi‘::}L’g(‘:’;';":fl:‘ %o gxn'sugf;r‘un“&gg;fln_ i o “But therante (hilledtions that | conselontfous i all his relatlons, - 11l | Henry Nelson, -colored, was exeeuted this | Braus from Phitadelphia yestorday.] BURLINGTON, 10, April 8—Fire las juf If such s policy was: ndopted: the- Adwinis- { journnllstio eareor covered a ter of neavly | afternoon In tho vresenee of four thousmil R N s o b brokou out i tho elevator of I1. J. Harrlsor, 4 Fhl : teor BAVED HY MARRIAGE. 0o :lmugimmaluln't‘;‘ alu: ‘lg n&"r‘“‘l‘:filfif“flfi‘l‘?fl. ru’f; forty yedrs, and, with the exception of brief | persons. Willlums: passod ‘a- quiet night, |' - gpectal .},,,,,,,,,. to The m:,,,:,, ,E‘},ump :',‘;1}1‘,?.‘,m.‘,,-ufis:\:mlm;g:xfi: \rls““?})n‘::n!tm will bits weiced that thls selictue, whelt scoms | Perlods of rest, e labored with great zeal In | sleeping most of ‘the thue, and awakinnt |; grscixyary, 0., April $—Sonio weeks ngo | " s ) t havo been first:auegestod in the confer- | the feld he had chosen,—from.a compositor, |- mldnight, 1le sald God had forzlven hlm .o young woman, recently arrived: from Ger- Aonoltatar s Natls lest senry: andhu . Spectal Dispateh 1o The Chicago Tribune, Wasnixarox, D.C,, April §.—Anotherday ins gone, mud there have buen no serlons nt- tempts to make a - compromtse . which shall ple constitutional. amendments In favorof | o prohibitory Hauor Inivand wonman-sufirage. In order that the people may be enabled to noton thessamendmonts, the noxt Legislature etico with, tha: National bankers in New | inhis youthi to the editorfal ehalr,” He fillod | sud ho was, ready to die. At halt-past 0 [ yany, m " | only redontly Leen onened. 3 B Gt & 4 Ay ' ! i . iy you the 3 . h dlhes 2 urdered her Illegithnate babo by |- - Speetat D y st pass:theus alao, . o :‘:;T:::-‘;xlrl‘\‘( b;::.k.; gh.mmnfifi.“ffifi,‘f‘u,m :}:: ;flzf,k],"‘n" x{fl}.‘,’"‘y!illfl'ihg“mmg!"d“g’!“, &:g nearly every hitermedinto position with rare | o'clock this- morming ' he was baptized In o shnbl’nl‘ng it thirteen thucg with a 'clumsi' nuuf,'f;um'f{"fn",,'}'{;’;fi“;ffi‘i::,'{’:;‘;‘,q ele * TAAxo, ChicT of thremnantof Vl;:vtorlo'u s to ."’“’“‘“'“ additional” speeches to by é“"e““““'f"‘,‘v I3, il polut of fact, p ‘:mfl)tnyt l:::“élnh‘:l-ltsé‘rl’\‘mg‘ll)r\lilz‘llgg\ltli{;\ xf}“u"l:xl‘g- 'el‘rl:lnk Lt um'mg bynlfma"-::ll lg)"“ rfl;:ll:". Dl M fnsi fow thruats, Ver witnessed |-vator.was entirly destroyed, together wit pnnd of Indians, and for of his murdarogs | deliveretl In the school of Cotumblan aratory VENY S(UCIT MONE 1§ fun INTERESTS |jartuionts of o, dally nowsuaper, for: bis | o "‘:‘,A‘“:\'."‘g"’ m‘l‘_:’ ":’l e Y b &2 | by.tho girl'y lover, Kurl Slebort. 8ho was | ity contents, , consfsting.of 60,000 bushels of £o)lowats fovn beons enptiril by “"u “m'd whiely the' Sennte” ids_becawe.~ Senator | of th Natioual buks, Thisehavgels bused | dehelopinont of whilever. tusle Wos nsslened 4 A nge e arrested and commlited ‘to nwalt trinl with- |igratn, 17,000 ot 4vhich wns_flaxseed, and the Moxl | Beck, for instance, ls, preparing n’.spevelt cupon tha fresh tople’ uf | carpet-bnggers. Johnston, of - Virginia, will “say, somcthing more about’ the endless Virginta debt ques- ¥ 5 sents |,t0.IINY Wag ot of Iiis proininont character-| tho stream. As ho c¢amos out of the |'gupbail. Last v - ; ally cor ;\l'l'fi" &lllge;uusfé:‘h&g‘ shln'll ml?uu L?S{I!I‘I-:il‘!’ltlf ‘Lg““v xr'lsk‘l‘mk]‘:?lg "l’l{u served Iii“b«itll water he shouted voclferously and i;::ltnz"x’u‘nu{\n&le?:r.&‘f Logatufiluusa?{:?:lfl‘;zgfl g?&?&g‘g'l'{}gfi{%‘:&b E‘:&Is‘ ml;tlml:;:ug::fihfi or I a?.‘i"fi‘me“um"?ne“éfifi‘)'cs’zg:i'}ut}l"fi iy posttions. of pulltient’ - oot 3""]'"""1 about. so much that It was |mitted tho pairto bo quletly married In tho' | grain not known, S thiem -ns -security for. thoir. Natianal bank | trist. Tie wus nlso a firm supporter of wany with the greafest difficulty the Sherlff ‘and |. progecuting-Attornoy’s office, - 1t now trans- | . I cang in Chthuahun. The peovle of- tha Mex~ fean ‘town Paso del Norte have presented 8 wateh to Gov, Terrazos for killing Victorio oid dlspersing § ul. tion, Butler,of South Carolina,is tospenk. No | elrculation, or substitute them for tho ex- | educational nstitutions In tho West. several guards held bl : Returning 46 fall | piros that warrings was resorted to for the AT MOUNT VERNON, O. é " one s yet been found In ,,fi_he,-,,,{"y with | Istinig s, whd-will not-be compelled to pur- i 3 he conversed with friends witil noon, when | purpose of forestalling the prosecution of the i Spietal Dispatch ta-The Chicago Tridune, MarTyaN BAnny writes to ‘s London | oourage to defy the tyranny of the eaucus chinse auy of the 4 per cents ut the present; | . HARRY SPRIGGS, COMEDTAN, he was' taken -in n two-horso wagon to’the |'pil o the charge of murder. Young - Ste- [i M7 VERNON, Aprll 0.—A miost ealamiton Journal relterating his statement’ that Sir | g Iigh vremlum, s, hy.the event that the Gov-' |- §r, Pavn, Aprll-8—llarry Sprigss, low | seaffold, situnted aquarter of amile from nnd break tho deadlock.” Somne Republicans wounld Hke to dv 8o, to the; extent at lunst of making soma contirmations, ~Some .ol the Bourbons would by glad to have the debate “stop, beeause they really fear the effect of an anti-Bourbon movement in the South, - ‘. THE HOURBONS A are endeavoring to wenken: the effect of the attacks that are being . mnde upon the Solid South by making n united essault upon the carpet-baggers, . They are embarrnssed by % 5 ) cltness ngainst, tho girl, |:fira ocenvred :hero ab 13 o'clock to-night, re 5‘?{,‘\’:{5"{“{‘\!g“‘g;‘“,{“‘ff;&;,‘,{fi. {’m!’“fi‘?'l‘,‘“"'fl": comedian and'variety performer, died here | the jall. Whilo on route to the scent of |'and jier lawyer persunded m,:, m’nmrh'fihe\.' »sulting I, the destructlon of tho wararooms contintting thoir - eireniation *to do, - 'Che |-10st night. "1 and his wife, known as Allie:| death the }d of tho coflin, on which the pris | for tho renson that the laws of “the State |;of C. & Q. Conper & Co.'s engine and iron banks, it Is known, already control lllaf at | Sparks, camig here four weeks ngo to fill an | oner was sedted, gave way, on account of the Wollhl\nlnt;thml autpol hii 1o testity ugninst | works, ‘The bullding was 300 fect deep, bulkof the 5s ail 0, ‘Thiey have been Inrge | engagoment at- Conley’s Varletles. Spriggs | vrisoner’s heavy weight. The seaffold was m‘,‘;;l‘e‘}:;m“‘th(‘l‘l:’t;"m‘““s“t‘x“l","““’l‘)’mfi““b‘{;m‘m“‘l‘,‘,‘g -sixty frqnt, -and ,two. storles nigh, and ';}'{f‘"{?""f‘,‘.‘""!::ml‘.ml Y lusb few IS, | g eon on the stue twenty-five yoars. His | reached at half-pnst 13, delay ‘belng acen- | {iya s denrived of it only broseeuting'wit [:Was | filled « on the, - first floor, with the l:inll?s“fi‘rg:l]llhl bfl”c?’l;}pl‘fl:fi 2;'?3‘,‘;‘::3&”: right name was Parker. Ile bulonged to a | sloned by the cirenitons rotite. The doomed | ness and tho glel eonld o scot frov, . 'The {195 ~tractlon engines,» and the upper them, or, 1f they thew, b - - % wmmyrqmuym Sun Francisco, i3 mother | man wounted the steps with o flrm trend, his | plan strusk young Slebert favorably, and the {-story with-patterns,. brass fixtures, saws, WOULD RECEIVE INTRREST UPON THEX, Is now " living, warried to u wealthy. man | fnon.wreathed in smiles. Aftera few min- | knot wasltied, to-day. 'The Proseéuting At- | pints,- ete. The loss . will reuch S15,00 1CF! 0 I 2 3 snanted Kern, b‘i’rlx wife s lying very 1ll, utes”.delny ho stopped to the east side of tho torney woke up snme!ell’tly to vecoghlze that | which Is fully covered with Insuranee in the Under the Treasury: plan, on;the contrary, | and not expected t it st ndosecd tho sdienee, saying |-the ETip of thelnw had been striick frow tho |1 Ashiand, Ningne, Koal, Nutional, aud hr :bert'was the only Charles Dilke, tawards the close ot the Par- llamentary sesslon of 1870, gave him money 86 his (Dilke's) subseription to the Fretheit, a1 that the subseription ‘was. duly recorded n nu\: coluimns of tliat sheot.” .} ) sy Tur, London Times glves currcney to o rumor that Juy Gould has made" nrrange- ments for a consolidation of all’the'Atiantie. cable linds, Including the \:rpunscd new line,; the banks can vetnin the 5 and U3 ns secnrity ¢ 4 : prisoner.with his own approbation and in ks |*ish, "The manufucturing department did not " for circulation, drawing ot least 8 per cont W L3 INIMES. 3 In substance that he was prepared to mect | own oftice. A nolle prosequl -will now have | eateh fire, nnd worle! will "ot i As u gesult of the report Anglo-Amorlean t'y: mstufil\:‘x" “é%ul‘l;l““l"!d““"fl":fi!h ;;;'lll:;’ “pon [fim_)‘n.; or, xlx{ u)\:; 1x,'luh l“il %l'ugaglmtq , Bpettal Digpatets to The Chicago Tribune. the fato which awaited him, and was willing | to be entered and the glrl released from Jail.: | with, “[fio uen}oyed‘b}xllumg ?\-ulll %‘J’fflf&fé and West Indin and Panamatelograph shates | syt S0T0 - SELL 0 o extra son: | Held ng secatity. they will be able 16 S o | Erois, Bk, Aprll 8—A. J. Himes, propric- | 'and anxlous to go.* He warned thoso ‘pres- v st cooaiowein 0 dintely rebullt., Liave made & sharp advance. ‘ Frde bl o Ao n‘“z‘;';;‘i’;’ e tho hfall prominias on the 45, In other | tor of the Kimball Ifouse. of this clty, died | entof tho evil sesults of driulk, figres pas- ZXRRELLYS BESIINGEIASGO, | v onToARD: - ¢ R | f the Seuth. the Republicans must te aoja | Yords, the arrangement wil enabie; tho | to-day very suddenly. 1le hind beun fn poor | elon,- and ungovernable tomper. Mo tald |- «.”‘i';-:’" Frire ‘T‘l‘“‘"g’ e ot | Thio alarm from Lox 190 ab 5:53 yesterda A FIRE broko out In St. Juseph's Catholle i Dbanks to dews.lg ; \\‘|I.fll Is - practic- | health durlog the winter, but was able to bu | them, of all -things, to lot othor men’s wives St Louts, April 8—~The Grand Jury of 3 L) b to deolare anpolicy in public afairs which will attract Southern voters. .~ -THE REPUBLICANS ' - aro consclous.tiat the questlon of Riddel- berger, which means patrounge, though evi- deitly important, to judge by the Demo- ratic > fears, -belittles . thelr: strugale. They sea tint, In the presence of Congress legislating” - and developlng * o ' polley, patronage, though just as effective and © important,~ would. - cense.. to he ‘conspieous, winle the uullclr witleh thoy favor, and which Congress would put fortiy would draw men out of the Southern Dein- ocratic ranks by appenls to the lveal inter- esls of tho South, and to _old-time - political principles. Those who .Urge an extra ses- sfou of Congress ndd that the Senate ‘debate hos prepared the .\m{rn;r effactive blows b Congress at the Solld South,—thnt the acrl- mony of the Seuthern Democrits not only shows their nlarm, but also hus affectively .drawn the Ilne between them and the Inde- pundents, ~The subject has been $ ally-to; ithem n . per .. cant . «. bond r i 2 F vl i 3 the Unlted States Clyenlt Court to-day re- {‘Biorning-wns caused by the diseovery of s OhiAInoA b Rt i shourity fut olseintion M1 ubout.. ‘This ‘morning he- was down-town {'nlone, or it would lead themn into serlous s . not hinlf an hour befose he died.. Returnliy % : turned elghteen Indigtments, and adjonrned [:fire Inthe two-story fanie building [n the rear Hou of the 4. per -cents, which comuniid a |'1o Liishotol, he was attendiig to worl, When "o‘-‘lt,’ - Ilo ',“m o low‘u )lhwflnl}ao l‘,e‘}my for ten days. - It was generally supposed that | 0f-No. 400 Halstud-stvoet, owned by Mary high prewluma ‘The Government, §t 8 true, | g was soized with o congestiveohilll, and | 10 8llow another mun to usurp bis rlehts, | o0 "onon would bo taken: with referonce |'Hutimel. nud oceuplod ns n residence by would suven fargo interest by tho extension | dfpd In Aifteen minutes, Lis was 7 years of | and therefore kitied her. -Ho did not know | 39 y i JUIOTINC ) o v Ldingor, “Tho od b plnn, but, .viewed in this Nght, the bonds | pge, an old cltizen,, nod -leaves three grown | what crime: ho had commltted till told by fo the Innd frauds, which havo been the gub- | AROTHEE RO u'-zflr'n Lo e v cgggt ¥ gectainly. reeuiveno - Injurs. “he snsouiat ehitdten, 2 ~ |-somoone. e then'sttempted to e ‘and | Jeet of Investigation for some dass prst, - but | WRETEA e CE DRIRMEE, SH 1ve syiidientes which are salid to hnve con- | 7 — Y - omo one, 11g then atiempled to cseane, and 140" ) gietments returned simply refer to tordin s M‘“ “‘[‘\'b‘lh 2 kut 3 llh " F,fi' trolied the lurge blocks of the ds, expecting |~ " goL, M. C GARBER, ' sucoceded In cluding nirest for.two weeks. |'\ o nces”of countaufditing I city ‘and | Stnel fuiling it hivings. ot Hipokiers that the Nutlonn! banks would be compellod | 35 ivavorts, | April. 8.—Col. M. C. Gar- | 110 saldl hokriew lio was guitty of murder, |, e “pltialugills nGar U0'oaFeE of Blno Teiid to-buy titem ns seourity for clreulation, wiil | | INDIANArOLIS, iApril. 8.—Uol. ML C. Gar- {4 "Fene” “ya” \yoa .galting | his. just | COUREIY and revenuo offenses i tho rural |“binsibe-mill sear, taa cortier of Bluo Istan ‘verhiaps not be satisfied with thisarrange- | ber, Pustmastor b dadison, Ind. and pro- | oo cn® yéing hauged, e drénded 1 g | districts, Somoof the offenders aro already | oy TowD, lia ngn VAtaE T it 0 (e auging - rietor of iCourler, est Ladbies ] , 18 8 g . G co 1o | pestor of vie" i Courteny the oduat | ST (LR ARG of ater, -Seve f louked In dnih ai the othors witl o nerestad |- GF S Nekbual Y o earky o 3 . 5 nily paper In tiio State; died af . 111, to-da) Leans sand izt Into court for nrraiznment next : * = INTERNATIONAL BANK. | of varaissis. - ? ¥ | sougs wero sung nd o Brayurs fcted by }‘V‘Lck.“"i'n"lu‘m'{fifl..]m‘}fc tts url?'}ffil .1:.rygu":€$u SRR GRTOAItR sw:«nlagg;gfinfi oe Chtcono Toiene, TIIE REY. ROBERT IRVINE, | hour, Anather Liour sas soptin a spoech ll:afiol;lm%;'x{:‘ztxunlhuii‘:}::'nfl;‘lfcnl.u NS Yenewy || PMuNokTON, L1l Al 8:=Tho first-alarm WasuyaTox, D. C, Aprll 8~Storrsand | , AUGUSTA, Ga., Aprll 8,—Tho Rov.. Robert | by Willlams and i walting for a'response to | WRS nécéssary on account of the -sickness of 'of firg in this city for wany_ months was Tawtey Tsttorneys for. the International | 1rvine, for ‘miny years. pastor. of tho First | n telegram nsking Gov. Hawkind fo commiito O e ont o aehl o | aa et OOUE @ ajosk Soateray nioring b Bank, made an argument before the Com- &fi‘g}gfl“ Church, dicd of congestionof | his sentenca. Five wlnutes nfter3ndispateh |'resuined, and the rosult given at the date of -mfm.,.ffgfi?a"%'fi:&‘éh ur“:r‘nuéo“(:‘lfsot?g: wisstoner of Internal Reveuuo this morning, | e ; =il 2y o Imn; th‘? Qo\;emor deolining to lnthrfem erlm Tth;y leflfl fi!u{{s Ellmtll uu_lournnlrcnll.m ‘-'0““5 “Ihe entire wing s b\i:n'ed and, the wali V' N 3 y % i v - |,8¢l for Roburt L, ndsay appeared url . » ! o :’Q‘:eg.“;:c,n::‘f{éfih%’c;" x{fiu;fi:&?&tfifl MOODY-AND SAN]{_EY. {gfngu'l:?l(la‘.’fii‘:;gs:';o‘mm;.:nl\,s‘:l;?r:n: ;}mg.mnrnlréz. uidy thut'bl!rl!lruLAX%laxl'lng;-‘ Bw :]mrt of the bullding was scurched, but by Raum. Monday, when. the final conference | Closé of Thelr Evangolical Labors on | W18 possessed of constdernble |humar, and ng present, the question’ of -reducing the |'the tlmely arrival ‘of the Babcock englnes D 5 aount of bail in his case was brought.up: [iand the nsunl crowd of cltize balane Wwitl probably be hnd, At the mectlng today | the Pacific Const~'They Loave for the | frequently made the crowd” Jaugh “and 'llhu c’c‘:urt ?::‘ducedhm amount fmmgsw,o&l II b ndc l;ns’um e i ' : Orphan Asylum'at New York Inst evening.- The flames were soon subdued by the exer- tlons of the firemen, cltizens, nnd tha Sisters, One of the oldest'of the" Sisters wis so over-, come by fright that she will probabiy dle. ‘Two novices arp also.in a eritleal condlllon'. {from the same cause, —— ) . TaE trial of the Russian Nihitlsts com- menced yesterday, - The conrt was crowded: by notabllities, * Places were' mude for ten Tepresentatives of the foreign press, and for five members of the Russian press, The XNitlllsts protested agalnst belng tried befory any other tribunal than' oue deriving power from the people or tha people's legaily- gleclcd delegntes. Jeliaboff, one of the pris- oners, conducted his own defense, All the prisoners refused to glve their names, ages, or occupations. ) € B SUBMITTED TO THE PRESIDENT, but has'not been favorably rocaived by him, The Senate debat Kmmlsm to take on still greater bitterness. The Southern Democruts - threaten to bring out evidence to show that den, Mahone and “other of the Readjuster lenders tn Virginia were in treaty with Mr, Darnum Inst fall, and_ready to offer terms to be recognized by the National Committes as the regular Democratio organization of thelr State. ‘This does nut laok, on the face of it, like a very effectivo blow, for MANONE MAY IIETORT ‘ that Barnunys refection of his Prumsmox\ Te- Heved him and those acting with "him of all ties and cluims from tha Democrutic slde, But Mahone, It is revorted, means, on his wrt, to bring out proofs that Defiocratio Senntors tried to induca bim, by the offer of placus on Commlittees and Senatorinl patrons nge, to vote with them, and that It was only since he rejected thelr propositions that they ddiscovered that ;‘nmt horror of his debt pro- gram which hind been the burden of their gpoechies agninst him, This, 1f it I8 true, would be a inore damaging blow. Mr, BALDWIN'S bl providing for . the election of Coufity Courl Judges, County Clerks, Sheriffs, Trensurers, and County School Superintendents on the first Tuesday . ufter the first Monday of November, 18%2, and every four years thoresfter,. and for Clerk of the Buperior Court of Cook County, County Surveyors, State-Attorneys,: and Coroners on the Tuesday after the first Mon- daoy of Novembr, 1884, and overy four yenrs tuerenfter, pussed the Lower Branch of the Ininols Leglslaturs yesterday. —— t ¥ of the louse was snved. Tho loss will ba ncomprehensive tabulated statenment show- | - East,* . .would. laugl'. himsell.i ‘Among many | o $5.000. About $1,000, on:which there Is no jusurynce. ing tho business of the bank wassubmitted, | SAN Fraxcisco, April 8.-Moody and |ithings sald” was: “I know .my body's [ - N BTN LA dfill,u cmlfl«;urlflm fire 13 supposod to have 1n this: statement -the attorneys cluim’ that | Sankey left this morning for the Enst. They | beavy - enough - to. -break- :my, ¢ necke |° .o v ity The Chicago Triouna, -+ '+ | - o Getiativa liluiiey: ; .thers were n great many. lems, makinga | Wil spend next Sunday in Los Angeles, the | Whon the biack cap was drawn out he satd, s, Louts, April .8,—John Peyton was to- | ©AT CEDAR MILLE; TEX. Inrgo oggregate, thut should' bo dedueted | tha fullowing Sunduy In Douver, and’ the- | * Herd comes the blnck eap. Won'tIlook |'gyo%oia ity of,tha murder of Charloy |- DENS0X, Tox..:Aprll 8.—A¢ Cedar Mills, o from the amount of returns, wilch, ac- | nextSundayin Chicago, A closing meeting | handsome with thaton. It I8 blncker than L1500 "on eantonced to ninety-nine years.in | villago about twenty miles uorthwest of this cording to™ the roport of Mr." Harvéy, | wns-beld yestordny, Elghty-two thousand | am.' - Whon It was ndjusted:and tho Bherlff | sy pontantiary, Peytou ls & mulatto. 1ls | clty; twaat,, the- peincipal busigess houses should: hove been - made, It thess | dollars was ralsed to pny off the debtupon | pluced the rope around .his nuck hesald,.fiiii o™y n;ura The, offenit oecurred | were burnod Inst night;! The-fire -broke out deductions are made, the bunk will be able | the Young Mews™ Christlan Assocition' | * Helle, Ieaw'see through this. "I didu't | "'y ook o Nov. 87, 1870, The day before |/In the stora. of C, M. Webb, which was eii- -to nicet the charges: contalned In the repors | Dullding, The Assoclatlon was reorganized | think:1 coull-seo it} Tho rops wns tight- | o arloy Reed called; upon, Puyton's sweet~ | tirely consuinetl 'L;;is' on stock, 56,0001 in- of Coltector Harvey, If this theory of tho | with new ofiicers and Directors,’ Thomns K. [ encd and he told the Bheriff>not to chuka (<yo "0 G Chna e twa were chatting to -suranee, §5,000,., The .(lames- sprend toand attorneys'of 'the bank’ does not prove good, | Cree, Travellug Secretury of the Interno- i to denth, ns he dldn't want to dia that :geum‘r Peyton surprised them with u shower .destrayed. t'lm general merchandise house of the bank and its oftfcers will be placed in tiosul Commlttes of ‘the Young Men's | Way. Afterall was ready ho bada everybody ["fe) nnte Reed drew his kuife, and, holde Raoiney & Young, The Intter firm lose Sfi(m A VERY, UNCOMFORTAULE. POSITION, Chrlstinn +_Assoolntfon, was placed |:Roud-by, aud sald, «Hero I go” and ko | gt Geie b el o B O 0 ) oo stuck, nd Woro Insured for, 000, How ‘The report mada by Jr. Harvey says that the |.In_charge of it. *In-addition to tho entire | went. The-drop: fell at: nine’minutes past g el Fii I Ui Taco srIt bl Talts Poss | - rg aripinated b W ygtory. amount of tax due to the Government upon | debt being ralsed, n gentleman subseribed 9, “His pulso beat tlll - soven minutes' lntr, | ton, fenrle that nn attempt to rotallate on hls . . deposlts which tho bank fallod to roturn | 000 for the use of the Assuciution I ovait- | when ho was ronounced dead by the physle part, would bo Wet: With o blow - fromtha LIV ADREIAN; TLL nuonts 18 $10,600, and 1t 15 nlso known fhat | Seit o, Wtke SATES A UIHEHO, o A 0 i % ifo which Reed hetd open, rotrented,. The | WAUKEGAN, TIL, April'8.~Tlio bagrage- 3 Tinde by Mortis K. desun, \V. O, Dodge, C. | €lis: his neck being broken, 't Tho body was | T niorning, however, ho npperred’upon’ | Toom of the Chicago & Northwestern Ralk Harvey recommends that "the :bank oflicers | Vunderbiit, Juwes Stokes, Jr., Now ( k3 | cut down at 3:30, placed in & coflin, and tde- et trust S % e et 4 i i g6 ¥ bo prosecuted to- the. fullest extent of | Cyrus nlc(’forml‘l-'l’? “mm',i Frodener i livered wrrlunds':, who tok 1t to,'Jphuspn- the seeno rendy to take caru.ul himself, and, | way, at thils place, burned at ‘about 5:80 this the lnw. . Mr, Harvey sclalms that the i i 2} -pay off the old'score, 11e had o henvy reyol- 3 1ies, Woodstock, J, B, "Thomas, Charles- [.villo to; bo burfed begide his ivife and cfill- {’ux! with him, nm'J. a8 soon as ho met Reed ha {1}3{.‘,‘ ‘J’é‘g:r%‘;y‘:(llr.ul '};%Lugh?‘};lggcagl“l;gtfflfi ——s oy Eriu GREao was sentenced to be hanged in 1809 for the burning of the Court-Lvuse nt Preston, W. Va. Thedny beforaho was to be hanged he made his esenps,: Ho was ar- Tasted two years thereafter In Gréen County, Pennsylvania, and glven o second trial and again convicted. Au nppeal to the West Vir- v 2 D M Weston, Bostons Bal- Vi : Kosict ol Supre: s o THE PRESIDENT'S POSITION. returus wera Intentionally false and fraud. | S0Wh Misss,s D, M, h HUSAHLS dren, » whiked up to him, and, when within o toot of | known. 1o lossto the Company,witl not A b et o he Wt Ao Fro. ulent; "It thoy nre, o cusg o tho banlc fall.| 1o UMD Cuip Liverpuots am ot | %™ 1o st rsctates o, ... .| iy fred w ot wIGh resulted fn Hood's | oxeed $900, ;. &t/ ment tor ite, und yesterdiy- Gov, -Jaekson m"}:a\fi)l::li\fi l?lfi'(cl{f&fih‘m‘.\l‘iw}g}&fi&t&;'}lt witin the penalty sectlon of tho Internal | and Sunkoy linve bean Inburlng continuousty wasnm'. Tenn., April 8.—~All tho prep- |- rieed e : AT NEWARK, N, J. grantad him an -unconditional pardon, | Siyes tha deadinek 1 tho. Sehwio doken and | Jievenuo Inws, .which: proviies “a line of | ol fhis catst fur six, manths, wid tio fasult. | qetons, fro soutploty. for; thie: linnglug of ! THE TAGE-RILEY TRIAL. i NEwAnk, N. J,- April 8.—Dalrymple & Gregg is now In his T6th year, nction bad. on s nomination, It ean be snld | $1,000 or Imprisonment of one year, or both, ven larga aceessiony to aflthochurahies. | John Willlams to-day, and n big, bolstarous Bpeclal Dispaten to Tha Chicaco Tribune, Co.’s snw and planing mill burned, togsther -with .a number of-horses in the stables. sFrederick Laon, an amploys, was suffocated. - iy 1.2 1§ SHE LOST? ¢ Spacial Dispate’ to The Chicage Tribune, BostoN, April:8~When tho stenmer -Crosby, bound from’the, Mediterranean for ‘Philadolphia, had been out thirly days and wassupposed to bo lost, her ownoers In Lon- on the suthority of prominunt Republican Senntors who have tulked with the Presi- dent that he Is entirely In sympathy with the course pursued by the Republicun Sen- ators, and hus no intention of tyying to in- duee u clinngo of prograni. ¥l suys that ho bullaves the suceess of the Hberal novement 1n the Sonth dufmmls ufnuu the Itepublicans slumiln;ix by Mahone in Virgiuin, and that for the RepubHeans In the Sennte to yleld now would unl¥ result in tho suceess, at the next olection, of the Virginla Bourbons, The In the diseratlon of the Court upon convyietlon, ‘The Commlysloiier of * Int¢ranl Itevenue, of course, declinns to express any-oplnioh In the case until the' hearing is concluded, It 13 nlways customary :to glve these hearlngs, but there is goot reason, to believo that, un- loss the nttornoys shall succeed fn showing ofiiematively the - undoubted. Innocenca of .to - bank i ofticials of the charges madn by Colleetor Inrvey, Gon. crowd ars hore 10 witness the exeoution, . S, 1. Wi —~The 1 Thiey are mostly nogroes, "snd, though'raln “g';nl ,fi:'fi&l‘:l;:;‘;\r;}b:}' was. ,‘3::, “lr:":lt_ 18 falling fast, the streots- and, ropds aro | 3oy of Riloy, who explalngd: how het hup- crowdud, and thoy, rogard tho, geenio, In the | yened to hayo S500 on “his person after his Nght ot w firat-class 'show. WVilllams dles’| innasots trip.; Ho said he had mado' 1t i for:the. murder of i3 wife, * Te becamncon="| oo pany withn short-card stogkar * namod : vinged of hier. infidelity -and' loft her, when | Rayiond, of Chicago, * ‘Lo testimony 18 now. shio went to live'with Tom Nelson, her para- | all lu, and the argumoent: of counsal. will be' mour, Ile besought hér to roturn to him, Neard to-morrow, An nequittal: 13 antlel- but slio refused, and ho became desporate, | Pateds o 1, STEAMSHIP NEWS, - New Youk, April 8,—Arrived, the State of Geolbgla, from Glasgow, and the Holienstaut- ‘fon, from Bremen, 4 QUEENSTOWS, April 8—Arrived, the Wy- omig, from New York,, ” Loxpoy, April 8.~he steamnships Ala- bLama and Weser, from New York, have ar- rivod out. 5 ‘Titosk West-Siders, who had towoalk down town yesterday morning had tho satlsfaction ot belug able to ride home lnst evening on paylng five ceuts. Tho West Side Rullrond Company ncceded to nll the demands of the strikers'nnd the'latter resumed work nbout 5 o'cluck, and everybody seems to bosatisfied, ‘Tho strikers neted admirably’ I o | New Yons, A rl\ 8- Arrived, tho Ou L s 5 A S don telegraphed underwniters here to place and hiad the hearty sympathiy of };rfimfinknhuss_unl%r:s{mu. lmlr ‘wlll‘ he ',‘i'k' ltnurn;\ Nlllll ‘{L"r‘?.‘ Jlllnrvoy ‘t? %\in;u‘u ‘J'“fl it Bremon' D) -Arrived, the Oder, Arunnlx hlnuelll with a ;lou‘hlo{lhnm}:;l nh&tr INCEYDIARY BURGLARS. Insurpnce at whatever-price possible, The ) ) e 1 Jo3tl o go Into oxecutive | course indieated jn hid report, which ia thal " .o gun, ho agaln went’ forth with *the a Dipal E i . o, v This latter fact does unt seem session yntil after the nlllcl‘!‘rs arg elected, the Government shall lnsulmly Hustitute pro- Loxnoy, Awil. 8.—The City of Bristol, ) . i Sihoiebiea oy Hlc yas. n pront. ones Lut It wvas fiially lost on the strikers, as they ad tlon’last aftorncon to be very passengers, espectally to Indles, fo 3 protakie st m———— Inst . argnment ' of a' desperate .and | Dyvesvour, In,.Aprl) 8—A bold gawe tronzied man In séarch qf the woman | was played here by burglurs betweon 3 and who" bind daskeued “his Jife, * 1lo found’ -lo'cEmk this morning, They had forced an hier In tho cabinof Tom Nelson, tho mnn who | entranco Into'the yvesidenco’ of Capt. A, 8. had ullenated her affections, - Without s | Stuyvesant and alarmed the famlly. To word of warnlng. Wiltlaws Jeveled Lis: gun | make thelr escapo they firod the houso by a (holwnmm: Illnll (,use{mmml tllllo cn:toma _g{‘lfit‘rl}i:ltllxxg ‘lllllfll‘l,('?'fl ls';mrl‘,c.i'f‘u?\"‘ l‘l!l:; {‘lgfag;’ of both barrels Into her body, kliling. hor In-. ead, AN i stantly, o murderor fled, but was “subse- | Va8 Rutted g{,"w,’:fi“ rocambunles atiived, mwnuf captured and placed in.joit, Mo | st —— b &g 3 broke his prison-bars, however, snd'eseapod, only to be agaln caught and’ yeturned to NOMINATIONS WAITING, There are how 205 nominutions awalting actlon by the Sennte, and five treatles for consideration. It s snid to-duy with some show of. truth that the Itepublicans may some ting next weuk go Into exeoutive ses, sion for confirming tho most important noms nations If unough Democruts vote with them 1o do this promptly, but should an attempe bo imade Iy execullve sesslon to select cer- i men, for confirmntion, the Democrats wotlld probubly yesist and Tnsist ol takimg np ll‘:& nominations W proper order, ‘Thy Republicans would bo glad to confirm the most importaut sominutions 8 they couldl do that, and then resume thelr fight, bul it they fi" {nto executivo scasion ong thne, the; now It leuves the Democrats with-an ads vantuge. ceadings agnlnst the bank to collegy the pack taxes and the pepaltles, und "L Lo +° | 'TO PUNISU THE OPFICERS, Upon the face of - the' returns, certainly, the matter looks bal for. o bank, although nothing Is urged npuinst 18 solveney, A, Lowenthnl, une of tha persons connected with the bank,who 18 hers, certalnly wears o heavy cloud upon-his tace, The Government whi muke no distinetlons between vlolators of the lyw, “Lhe bank will recelve no niore consideration than the small denler who Is brought botore a United States Commissioner for fullure to sty o clgur-box, « T e——— NOTES, TIVATE DALZELL GETS THENE, . Bpsetal Digputeh $o Ths Chicage Tribune, . Wasmxatox, D, O, April8,—Private Dal- zell hag been appointed by Beoretary Kirke wr;;ul to o §2,000 clerkship In the Pensione Omee, - i R 3 fmnl;Pll\ludnluhlh. aid tho Lopanto snd Sulermo, from Now Yark, have arrlved, Pamapereina, Aprll 8.—Arrlved, tho Rh“l!‘lzlx:.'.‘l(lx‘ij%é\r:) % A‘ulwu;{». Arilyed, tia fte- VX, Aprll §.—Arriye ’v!flvl{c, truuxNu'\y‘Xyor b CEREBRO SPINAL MENINGITIS, Spectul Diapateh ta The Chicugo Tribune, . Mexpota, 1L, Aprll 8—A remarkably sudden death from corgbro splual meningitis occurred In this eity to«lny, Detor, the old- est son of Jr, Eugone Wormly, a bright, in- telligont lud of 15, complained of headughe and dizziness last night, and Dr, Corbus was gent for, On. hla arrival he saw the synp- toms wore alarming, and had Drs, Cook and Edwarda calted, ‘This was about 1 u. m, whun.tho young lad went lito convulsions, ‘whilelt it “contInued, . fit atter (it tifl he ox» plred, about 3 gelock this afterhoun, 1118 death I8, partlally aseribed to an overmental straliin conneetion with schlastio study nnd prepuring for a part - he .took in 8 theatrical perforancy u fow ovenings sluce, i e ————— ITHE WISCONSIR ANTI-TREAT LAW, 8pecial Disputch, 10 The Chicago Tribunss MUWAUKKE, WIS, Aprll B—Tho caso of . Charleg 13, Marger, - the telegraph editor of the Kvening Wisconsin, who was nrrestod undar the new Antl=Treat Inw, the lrat test wAdo of the new Tegal welnkle, was called In the Munlelps) Coust tw-day, After, honring counsel -for prosvoution ”and (efense the Judge took the case nider adviseunt, 3 e e——e “-. SHORT-HORN SALE, ot 'Bpactal Diaputch §0 Ihe Chicugo Tridune, AILWAUEEE, ADil 8-~We day and ‘Thursduy nextat Waukegan, 1il, the most fmportant salo of skort-horns In many vard Wil tuke place, A schedule Mst of inely-bred euulei valued at £6,000, the prop- f ‘placed: n two companics’ fn. this clty at40 ‘per cont, . Che ordinary rato Is abont 1 per cont. Inndayor two after this fusuranco was placed tho steamner ‘was ’reported 8 arrving and satling from St Thomas, In the 1 Wost - India - Islands, March 2. Sho hiad experloncad heavy weaterly. winds and got out of conl, Salling from St. Thomnd, sho wig next reportod a8 arrlying at and sall- “lug from the Bermudns on thoe Ist ot Aprik “Tha ordlnnrx passnge of o stenm vessel bo- tween tha Hermudas and Philadelphia 18 from_thres to four days, To-day s the eighth, aud, the Crosby hns net: Yoy beeh heard from, and 1t-1s’ posslble now that the high ratq o ummfiu -obtained "'f tha Lon- ‘don owners will not have been pald in vaiu. . mr———— - - CINCINNATI'S NEW MAYOR. Bpectal Dispaleh to The Chicugo Tribuns ,-CINCINNATE, O, April 8—Mayor-elect * Meays, who was electod Mondoy, on a law and order and reforin platform, hos glven out ‘to-nlght that he wiil begln the work of re- forming the city by-clos{ng the - galoons ou Sundays botween the hours'of 9 u. m, and 3 oo, - This will be n beginptng, but will full _far sliort uf satlafying the religious peoples té.whom he'awes lila alection, Tho feelln {8, hecoming yery genoxnithut the new Muyor _hag o hard vow befate hiu, ‘The Stubbs billy _{iwhich passed the Legislature yosterday, i3 ‘eupetedd In the place, of the old undoy -~ Juws, . which “have been 8 1 Tue Chleago pork murkebiwag very much exclted yosterdny, , Tho prica for May dellv- ery bounded up 83 cents per Yarrgl, or fully & ver cent, owlng to o blg pressure to fill short sales for next wonth. \Tho. priee for subsequent mouths djd not adyance so0 much’ ag for May. 1t ls supposed that the market ia liopelesly oversold for noxt, mouth, ull the pork being controlled by a;combipation, which can dietate the price ut which the shorts can sottle, 1t 18 well known to the trade'that theso sules can only be fllled by the delivery of pork that wag packed durlng the four winter months, sunimer-packed not being * regulur ” on coutracts, ';'_zmnshms LEAVE, ' closer confinement, < ;i éial Disvateh 1p The Chicago Tribune: & , i ot Soivlted, and sentanccd o | Buxos, Ind, April -, 0. 8 dnids. & denth lnst Mareh, but an appeal staid the | well-known boot pudshoa denler of this city, 'I;’:u%c;:\‘;:'{i‘u“\ln mmy :{a‘ggl“(fl?:uq tho doed, | and who has for some thne past had charge, AT RIte-\V HlnE Was hnigesd. on o ‘scat- | 9 the Boyco shioo sture, left this morning for fald situnted 8, quarter of o wile from the | the West without quy warmine!, Cash ‘and Jull, In the pregopes of 4,000 people, i fomlu nmo\mtlnlu to ahout 3,000 ave missing. Willlows, who was lmvtlz«(h \s morning, |.1t1s to bo hoped that Blr, Maddy may yoi deelared 1:a wns ready todle, Services wera | make the matter rlght, and .thua regaln the It"‘lid 2;1 1“1;: scatfold for two hours, The drop | contidence of histriends, olf ab 185, . .. 3 PRy S z ez e UNCONDITIONALLY PARDONDED, | s,'f,.‘f.m...:a“f.‘.’.‘?u”ci’fifia’%‘;i’::, b Witkkning, W. Va., April 8.~Gov, Jagks |- Mirwaukne, April 8,~Annie Woeking, an sion s Iswued an unconditional pardon to [unfortunpte German gl of’ Dotrolt, arrived Elihu Greg, sentonoed to be hanged. The | fn- Milwaukeg . to-day ; on }ip lookout for crhue for which Gregg-was: trlod .and_se))- | Charles Jehrke, niso of that..city, who, sho tencod was the burning ot the. Court-TIouss | nllogus, seduced her, 'Fhieufallow has beeu at Prestonin 1869, 'Tha,duy before lie. was | livig near the clty for sowmasiting past,. but, to have boon hanged, ho.escaperd -but . waa, | belig Informed of the prosunce of the New recuptured about bwo, *( yoars_ ‘nffurs | 11y propptly sklpped oty ST . ward fn Green Cuunty,. DIenbayir CINOIN, A’,""",l_“m‘fléfim ! vanlp, o and o broukhy . buak <10 |1 g, (CHNOINRRTEOMIIEE, L this’ - Stites: . On I 5 segond - itrlal [-qNCLINATL AT (s Hauk EUosLE B 140 same sontonoco of death was unssed upon tl}o?#’:hg::'gn;”u&r% “‘l.‘fl"‘; ; ‘of“':. ':." him, * Mo appealod his casd to the Supreme | ¢re 2pQre m“‘- or amall bt M. el Court, whieh Ouurl'doemed'n'u\nsy;hh i | Treasi f”xmw Win Ja it e I Ik ofiieinl Bot of Gov Dt tiows hvas 0 Hieoasirer oF. te Alvin Jugln combing cammute Greag's sentoncg to 1ife_fmprisons w“',";w"gm@“; nmonoy, ang, 8 gold wuteh ! Hpdsy " g ey / iberty or death, Tiies G oy, J 'S RO WILL GET A'BPEEDY TRIAL, wuluyn 10 the uavemorfl‘lln'nu;?fir.oul?x ;:tl- Y Apectal Dyvaten (0 The Ghlcago Triaun - < - o BENATONIAL PATNS, Sonator Falr lett Washington last night for 8t, Louls on private business, Durigg i3 nbsonce (aboul ten deys) he s palros with i3 collengne, Seuntor Johas, of Ne- vadn, - Senutors Tefler ana Muxey hive been lmlrml for the remalider of the session, aud :i:.rl.‘fl “’\nslhlup’iphl‘\‘ igrlC:lluEmln :md l_:‘l"‘ux:w 3.»- ‘sneativety, - ate at Sonuter Ediuuds, 3 e X iwhol3 Slit Florida, hus beep transtoreal ‘i}“'fi:‘; he Ufi!}flflxmtq(.;fltlxfixr. e.'.:” uu:E to Benator Qarland, wio has gone lomo aud [ 1ioldeis . nowiiatioy.. for tnaathy 18 uot expeeted buc\( the present sesslon, « )i Ralelgh and sond in the name of Nicoll; an } ! - "ol Lt ex-Confederate frivnd of Toyrges’s, North TIE TREASURY, Curaling Republicans liory are kicking aboyt © T L, A PIOGRAN PIXED UPON,. . ‘Fourkee, who, they say, I8 o citizen of-New t Hpeclal Diswareh to The Chicago Tridune T e s | et Moot aralen B N, 2 " e A i ‘ ;)o};‘,fim‘m\g‘ m}%f,fi:z; :H,: !:5;:’ \vvlm r‘(uud‘t s fi lumnm u\n\‘ufi (}{ll‘ntflq,c ?‘l:.l !tho thuaelal” polioy of the Goveriment with: Gl dad bt I yow opes, with & ylew” of yespect to refunding was determyfued upon.: | preventing any attemus to argunze 8 Grant iBecretury Windom stuted . this evenlye that-| or Conkluig movemont for. Josi, B nyither the . nature of the polley nor Ity de s BECKRETALY PLAINE - 9 - Jtalls would be .mudo publie te-day, but that | 18 lnwmvlnlg. and, nlthough coufined to nd that they wrabably will be to-matrow, ‘Tuu | louse by rhutniatlo gouty e attands tow renson for withholding the Information s | 87¢0%deal uf oilclal busticss, ? stated ta by that the detalls- have not been formulated, and that the Trensury does not L0, JUDOR TOURGRR, - o author of * A Fool's Erraud,” seoms{o con- trol the Iederal patropage In North Caroling, Tae Irish niymbers of Parlidment are agreenbly surprifed at tho rudical charncter of Mr, Uindstone's 1rish Land bitl, and they fraukly admlt:thot 1f § §8 passed Inta lnw tho, Irish farmers will havo little reason to complain, Thoy ‘wre, naturally: enough, atrald that the bl will bo rejected by the |. Lords, or so amended that it will be praetl- eally worthless, - The. Tory press, led. by the: Standard,” oppose the bill s rovolution- ary ‘und lmpracticable, ond; glye :noticy of the futemtlon of the ‘Torles .to obstruct the LI, stating. that.Wt-ia. ot too. great magnitude to bo considered In u slogle sesslon, ‘The Dally News and pther Libers) Journuls glve the bill a hearty support, say- Sy thiat it Is a iecessity, 1v will be pressed tragecond reading ns spesdily ns possible. Lord Elgho, a Scotch ‘Vory, has uiready glven notice of opposition o the ground .that the DL I3 ecolumnically unsound, ste, - J dead lotter ever since they were placed on the nmu 0 boQks, - Its \:mvlhlnuu fll“:’ still mord ‘gteingont, - 'This will still further complieate ulfulrs ad add to the dlfieulty of the new AMlpyprs rufil(lnm There 3 much specutn- .tiny I politlual and otticial elrolcs as to win ‘134 bo placed at'the hpad of the pulice forey +uud execute Mayor Means® plans of veforu. ..~ . DIVIDEND DECLARED, By Francisco, April 8—Silver Kug do clates o dlvidenil o 55 cenls, . BHEDMAN'S PETS, - ! desire to ake the announcement untl { gulect his own oftioers for Slgnal Seryice %{"’i}?t ex-Uov. fudugton, of this cliy, and | tony have ponred 1o asking for- Grogg’s 1?“" Paxtoy, Jili - Aprll $—A spaclal -venlra Frionds of Gen, Nlazen suy 1t is true that Gen. Sheran has rofused to allow bim to the entire schewe can be presented to the | duty, and foreed oftleers upon hiw pot pes Dodge,of Wankegan,wiltbedlsposedof, | don, Afler reylewing the enso cuyef; for a Umlisl‘,.lur;' was Issucd Ju the Olreult \