The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 18, 1872, Page 1

Cr MARCH 18, 1872, THE REFORM LEGISLATURE, HIDING CORRUPTION AND MAKING LIGHT OF BRIBERY. YORK MONDAY, JUSTICE LDMONDS IN A FIX, PLAYING WESTCIESTRR COUNTY P= TIIRTY-NINTH YEAR. NNSYLVANIA'S gure VIR CLAIM RING TERRIBIRD AT THEIR EXPOSURE, PHOTOGRATUS BY SUN REPORTERS, BURGLARY AK A BUSINESS, FRAUDS. ‘a Exercises tn Mashation College Among the many celebrations of St. Patrick's it in interest was that of tho deeper Literary Cloh of Manhattan ( sno ty tnasle from the thelr beat apoakers flows Tuatitnt The Coontet,” Detective MeDounld’ the Reofs of the Muri housos-A Brilliant Capture. On Saturda maid learned that a burglary had been Lewisohn Brothers, of 2 Park place, had heen robbed of $4,000 worth of y fenthers, The berglars had hired threo lofta at 2 Murray street for $6,000 burglars hired the premises for tho ostensthle Purpose of selling @ new patent medi 18 of Dillon The detective, taking a notion that they were professional burglars, forced his way into the loft after the oc found a tightly: thought contained burglar ‘.'4 place waa then watched, of @ burglary made agaiust them, A Night oo y Stroet Ware- Anniversary snmt Your's Display to be pard The Cntlowalnsser splendid Rauner of the Nun of Kenmare, SUNDAYS Day, not (he W The atudenta wn band, and orations by A. Cannlon disou are evolved. ea tiave becu Shattered Kem- Vernon Renders of nnd Silence’ A General Whitew procession Hd Patron Saint will be fo right reating on Bigh of Administration Inconsistency The Ef- je on the Bone us Opening t jon, Division. committed, in which honar of Ire Jead of a Magiaten Experiment tor a Juatice of the Peure, foct of the Revalmtion in ters Reps prreapondence of The 8a Aupany, Marot 16.—This reform Legisla- ture is about the most astonishing body It does the strangest things with the of facos, all the thm upon having performed wonders. kates everything, affecting all the strongest desire to purify the Governme: the real Intention (s to suppress every fact tends to damaje the radical ¢ wus to go into the whitewashing b the culprita were ¢ iMdels, atfur led b told the atory of "A Tribute to ti wank funeral sermon over Archbiaho| Atidowit from Horte Correapon dene HAnisnuna, Of nite -ulycort is a Justice of the 1 o'olook, the Arlng of a gun hetog the signal for d avenue to nd street to the Mowery, # curt load had exploded in front created wilder appearance of He has gained the reputation of making more arbitrary and iNeyal arreats than any other jus Bocond street, up Sec down the Bowery to Chatham alreet, acre ark, where the procession will he re. viewed by Mayor Hall and othor dlgnitartos, up Broadway to Union aquare, then nd the Washington Wo Celebrate Ct pratsing iteolt Rit & copgrat Street Commissioner Appel, Anuuat, and Wil- Hatz, and Robert Smith, all reapect able, honest Germans of Mount Vernon AN ARKEST FOK PERIUIY & paragraph appaared ta ad caused the hove named. s6 n, o heardlees youth tn semploy a a spotter, had been arrest= fatsoly against them rther that a warrant wae out from Justice arrest on @ charge of Mr. James H. Coloman's Testimony, investigation was continued on Coleman Was plac He testified that be was appoint elo case by Judge Marnord regular foes, but h fivaus; had held hie completely saluting and marching « w that in the throttled bh 8 man of his nervous, equal to a threat of death papers conta own guilt.and refused to give th They bad by sora: of the so-cailod own Fourteenth street to nue to Thirty. ir If arrested. Soventh avenue, up Seve . to Second avenue y-third street Find avenue, down On Vriday 6 to reoive the Brothers’ place ‘They deal extensivel: feathers and hatr goods. Heing Taraolite nights and open the under the large safe, containing Over $109,000. wort . Bods, the detective f ner, wedges, other burgh moned Mr. Lew liu ascertained that nt received bis feea up to the the telegram to erally, 4o far s the majority; bi nnected with tires Were ao Ase tonnding, implicating men previously in fair astieat transacti tho poittiest kind of petty programme Boveral of th ng evidences nue te Twor He ald not write rl requesting him to ec to Blahth «tr tute, when the means securcd the aston will be diam den Ties A that it wae writ Thaw’ helloved that tt w ed Cone Pek’ ist <siunwarrantable act jieactire ae the, act by eutLlty repute in the ‘of Wie (Cole He had shown the Colone} on all i afterward sole for Dirvetors and that he did wut volo for Fisk and f the Sixt Cavanagh) and the Legte organization ed for perjury i needed nothing their perfect safety, “toking measures to bush the thing up had been approached with a Wing offered to Patrick (a Fenian thirty different societian will ty priate regalia, and for Edmonds's beame indispensable. 8 had to be thrown overboard, or the whole orew would have been shipwrecked printers are shown to have been with commliteemen and legialative officials to the amount of printing, could afford to pay liber raxeality ta Justified on the ground that such Was the goneral practice. REFORMERS WHO NEED HEFORMING re wus a debate in the Assumbly a few daya town of Rochester, Ulater county, from the operation of the Mid- Jand Reatirvad Bonding act, during which the corruption practised by railroad companies and others in obtalning the consont of Individuals to the bonding of towns to aid in th of railroads was thoroughly ex » Administration man and Speaker Smith's Hugolman in the Assembly, opposed the Dill bocause ite passage would be the Midland Railroad, which runs from Oswezo He alleged at the sau ated the passage of the A opposed it in Committee of the Whole, {nsinuating Inconsistency against Alvord. aecused Alvord of having. assed. bill aus Donding of towns. in mid of the Leman fUrliOr ragttiod that i with a plentiful supply of pans, banners, and emblematic devices, Inst organization tn th St. Patrick's Alliance Mutual Reneft Beney Aasociation, Wha have taken the lead in izing the celebrali which Is very great, will mainly dev A arent feature will b Burglars on the way alony the roo t had made their to Mal sottlement, withetrave (heir prosecution anal scttle his accounts mive to hited NU Visit (he SUN oflee yas above, A SUN n will be tho Velliteal Revol A anentrance | Politics In Weatcheater are baliy thon in Westchester, in collusion i that the SUN's report waa strictly core . that Justice Stevens n. and on whom if to he made the more rect with the one e: had not granted a wa erpegoat by My pund under the sale were wom tO have for which they sand this ape aftor night to drt They arrived at no de@uite understanding, aad on Fri diay night, Shey a@journad te Hipt Homuemient CMph plived thero by the burglu to be handy for cracking the saf ‘On Saturday evening Detective MeDon= + and a few policemen In t to Dillon & the appearance of the ilonn Gallowglasaes, who last year attracted Fwillbe the gilded a fine display of horwos, fur ladies, bearing a BYreCT OF TUR MEAT recently moved there from Tr the following day, the lath of February, Elmore Co- nith'a place, took a alt. Sergt. Haggert: clvilian’s dress, well’ armed, and yuiotly ud Win, 0, Gott decoming Houblesuine had had binte thrown all right if they veetigeting Commit- jon of witnesses w onrth Ward, ¢ ho four provinces af Ireland aught, and Munster undertaken this service for the pre Hannah Doy and Rose McCaffery ‘a jacket of erat va’ aun nated Chance Peace, vice, Folion: and Shotd the resin hey then went djoipiny: roofs, complete aet of hi scattered on the ad waited all night for the exp ut they did not appear, burglary, M The ladies w vin hin ina game. ined, waving that Hid not play cards, oor allow card playing t hia house on Sunday nt your are ys after the They will Be dives nsiated, and be A armor on d wilver helmets. Lewisohn missed §5, brought out which might interfe with the plan of seithemen: fore being examin th ordered him ont of the house: All witnesses be- Hin public wer 1 with reference te nate. ve MeDonald applied all his eneriy to recover the goods and captu sand skilful search ber Two Monthe W: hare by Judge Shipman, in the Junuel will case was ie fury at Lovelock on Sntarday afternoon, construction e the burglars, and he bas recov+ nd granted Cohen, charging that Smith jee, Misses O'Sullivan and Coleman, ed at the foot of Ub nire of the chariot. nd played ow of Oswego, duced half a dozen witnesses ty prove € the resplendent TOM BURKE'S ORATO! Smith wade a charge of periury auainst ¢ This banner will be ed on a rosewood stat, and will he arched ks, clasping at (he apex a clreular wroath, with a ailver dove tn ne dove, Lookin wich tn tte boak, Thy a gold pikehead hents have heen inade by the nnd there te no. exty of dificulty affecting those articipate in the din Tae SEN ted to allen St. Patrick’ fect wrrangenn Cathedral Jammed fro: Und Over bo AL to New York, Alvord, who adve Jal and wave Uh Tom Burke who Is regarded as it orators in the Catholic Chu yesterday morning in St. Patrick's Cathedral, on the life and apostl: A WILD BULL IN 4 (ERSPAURANT, k at nieht.on the 2d te yn. and inthe h “Tris too badd that two montlia racked the beautiful ‘The whole will 1 sent {te shattered fraymenta tu the he ehost of Banquo, andal will ne longer con terrible. K ays heated and ch, preached He tumps ter coun: I An Oraogemaw thorlsing th Hennett, of 10 Second avenue again early yesterday morning ta | Thomas was very He aid that vii been made on his lite of any disturbs ter mit his flat, an hip of the eanoniz f Ireland. The temple was filled from th An unusual spe ‘They were traction of a railroad which benefited Syra- that in order here and in Mhilade he vonspirators, haste raham that he is ee inne declaration celebration of the festival, taken ter place and dat w what for, and who and what authority ho hast tuary to the p esented at the aide altars. with persons who had come from all city to hear the y At half past 10 moved from the sacristy two and two,with Archbishop MeCloskey and the 1 in the monastic habit of and the spe The Archhishop Thirty-Mtih str make troubles “Fam ter aut! You gamble boys tinder Is y At. Patrick's Day in Irctand A Great Oj elebrution. trick’s anniversary Ireland today, abo, and tb on dollars per man would be 4» pepiolinnaal aaiaaiy nus were paid for those who signed in f bonding said town Demian, March Fie SUN may rer He enid that the I break youu ck the clerical procession Priests and ac to be filed tn hot At through hie the following letter of intr ® Republican from Ulster Chat “that was what in the town o Mm iitteen to twe Evans to facititate the Governie ian prisoners, Frefusiig par ler Grand J colors to west the latlor in bis work, the 7 preacher, who appear his order, filed ¢ Trouble Appreben A large fore « ighthouse Ke one or we following bs ed yesterday th {policemen hasbeen de Hind that the price was cheap enough tuorality of deacon, and 1 acher MeNames trouble i+ apprehended. ky Dapawrien August Matz a embers of the American 1 that when the pro- Newark le very La times the Hente citizens to be taxes a rallroad, and the purchase of y bol. the Donintea eye was thx Cohen did ty y Half an bour Watts and W that Kdimor 4 through he Ge Wereaet May lead loa thot rd, and the Ce The bearer of wr the renomination ¢ wre than th ke ie young, ted bis text ua in whieh the Almighty atly praised in hi fi Mt. Patrick and said hallexint, so long eb Nabt of the bribery ved in the Is tt too m When the Old Hat was New. political revolution in Brooklyn Lin's rotainers without rehare new hats (o Wear on St, Patrick's sald an enthu «Deer Mai, Ak hto hope that wat View of the mi ruption, a well who corrupt the pe HONK HUNTERS IN DPSP ALD Phe revolution at Mr. H.C ity and refused tows without en Kdmond. Linwey of Boss Melani © are now in a nen known all along full w 1» studiously refrains Up such whinesses Lam your war you st te jail and lock thi up this gambling his ordinatl Vein, and the evidenced f m the darkness the Hight of the Gospel. or, he laved. tiie Ho saw under thetr iness had been dull and 1 Mraculous sucee inversion of & f paganisin to elo way, nald the in here wit nd Arrest peacenble put, ta fet, it iy Al Old Hats! hest rhow forplander yet seen. It was ® fi eta and the tradora pre should sompensate Rickles was Well filed by uld had been tn pornuce Lecture, mible of Washingt you that Lhave suthority to vel, Uhnt yor Themselves a harvest for the scanty crop hitherto reaped rtond to have w big purse, uglish atockholdara, and ¢ habit of pay affairs of Erie w very rowaon to ant! cost untold sur Ciassifieatio Jem have ym wad a very thin Wegally, and’ that | pearod with shandtul “Lam respon ney War exan erted arrangemer fidelity, which only need n noble, pure. Father Hurket learning In mpending. a Pale a contost that Helen, with. bis bill for the Iverted to the sacked that t hot he had been paid & ting huis atorien ember by whom er for wha LAME RECHT PAGEANT untry the Island of Saints.and n rub Snudey Tragedy Kiward Ford quarrel erdirh in the latter's tager Force Doing Hover to an OM his Life in st everybody wus it fected with a desire to cheat everyt andNorthmen te stu the Reforva ates, Who are underat only about alx millions tadel, and G consternatt ved from tha! Blata was very iil, but fon, and. prepared the Unat wae said ito Jail-and thay were kept until M They were then t was packed with peo- rion, from the Bast Itly rnd Meyerdirk uid surrenders mm. Which its | Wien Porney the first shot disgust of the baftled lobby mon f+ Indeserit ‘The railroad generally founders had trle Voruey of Washington tice Edmonds. lor MeClellan of Deteccive Philip Lambrecht pays grudgingly and in or devils of lexislators who and whose beggarly pay their board, rm with thelr the Green Tal pple, who had love: od as a model « were bright example anew religion whlch bac and # tyrant a4 its head heretical religte Ind shed the be dt coffin, Lay in den building in whieh Three Covpac of the old we zed nogress, dropped n church yeatertay Willinms burgh ia Is the substance of Mr m will not hal 2d op her way fr of mortification and plet the war olal Mt to and what wae done with it after nds, let therm examine Gen. John Auditor-General and Gi svernor of Penteyivar could: furnish no cou THK VICTORY OVER GOULD ENDID Meanttiue, tho atural, and not in- ‘On the cofin were They offered t The Leilatare will of Directors, r two hours ple he pt passing ti ‘clock, the the Axed fc ing of the prove was headed by Grafulla's 8 ates will be Ne is a wily, dexterous man, full of ree sources, and iC iano sure thing that he will not controla majority of the stor eklee has bes wally hold. and that t ULAR SHOE, head as King I del virgin Wuieen matters contained Nyack A Binge Driver's Un ors Fujoving a people Like that of Ireland, who wer Patrick Lo revere purity and to bi to the one tr ther Rurke pointed triumphantly to the act c British Parliament abolisting the Protest reanization part of the n Champagne Carovent. Nyack, March 1 It with those ed on the pubse the Administration, the a member during About 10 o'clock last the residenc A LAWYER EN CONTENT ranels Tillon, and the faintly wes aly the matler, en, ten captains, mentality to promote Ui . The battalions of the Haye 1 no authority ‘atholle Chur ent did pay t aud twenty congregation Ww Ward, Kennedy, Thorne, MeDermott, Washburne, and Byrnes. of Fifty-ninth pken arin, appeared at ubordinated te Admini-tratl hot made much headw r Howl the » Oe PEMOR Wie ehdeevarinic thelr heads, Fwant you to understand, str, that Viarrest you if y A Pricat’s Protest ay and astes of ine ‘Capi. Gunner his the fact: dice Rahadow of law for you ating these me Jonding their countananes METH ALS are in Prowress a’ full attendance at A representative juan among U) Joval line of stages, called 4 render, and f A groan gave that the shot had t sey for Profle rising tr nd the hearse Fifty-ninth street Station were out except t nd disabled Hee id patrol duty in the Nineu s every one of Lambrecht's Hance fy attend the fune eof the wala Hart or PM comin ounoed by bis st d a letter to Mot M Tordeaus, In ¢ detachment Purther search Durglar who eribed before mw the aad day of D> ru dispose of these noulaation settled that qiteation ‘The result in. New Hampshir neotiout by Ik iden is that a Republ 1 who will make an nro was Wourdded to thi effect (nthe rei 1 in a few inoments them or di HH he Hable hall demand that you produce comrades & hearse waa followed t @e Walnut street, or damages, Dasernont of the h cham par i . scatterad around the room: FOR THE CONMITTRE vrved against this afidavit that Mr. vieted of felony niprisonment, and but if the and Hank Stith Than two thousand p climbed ete inthe organizatlor supported cheerfully the nelhbors fou he was corn ‘Aywonds toll the sidewalks eta view of t of march was favor of Gre y draw of more Turvign eounuries eneed toa tern Thirty-fourt i hirty-fourth street to the SCOT) Was dintniased ‘Then the remains were borne to Calvary Come ly he tsstronz in he rural di The house was tule nd dury and en i 4 duly notiti Consolidation of New + the town authort in doubt, let them pty aperker would preseul Hirest, showing Gr His case was referred to wanna and Westera Railrowt Cor mpany on Saturday enter sley'd afrengtn as anit known, no el They would 1870, oF there Robert W.Macke wealth to pu OUNE BMI « tion and informed M warrant an indint. ed crostefall tuts entity having by Lo Vitae formed the stay Lambrecht was about twenty-seven years of ingle. and lived with bis mother. oney-making, mercenary character of tho upant of the White Hose 0th of April agreement cons tmonds then retur : #10 BR ARKKSTRD, the city (his morne rejoleed that ing, Kod all residants of Nyack we 0 Criminal at lows funds of the Oug own private had reeelved to reward the The Congressional eet tO the oun Treswtoute aid tye os tinent Committee, ker Builth ye tired the fatal ind he having failed FACTAL IoD bawwa effec Hol yet hLown to the Sinking The Raudwy Eye! Mewelly and with Ratetie thin, and that tne, of New York PayMot cit, Obie, March 14, Judd, of hich ereot this place, named v have been at enmity This ia the $2,100 referred to in Verkoa’a have examined ¢ facts, let it publish toe result to the wnd then leave itt Charles a. Morto BROOKLY aod Oper Move wae Heventng, thet crowded to reptetten 1 Geo. W. Hepwort! n Viy@iouth Church ot fndulaiog 1 y vknowh dagen t to make the Mf lite farewe wfore the wuthori= others will a Margaret Whalen of S13 Sixth avenue. ich a man for that office Hone more so than Mr. Me Clellan, are Coustry Members will stn they feel outraged Poof Lalla Rookt potables who w TL CONPENTION Ou Saturday oviernoon the cold monot 1 wads intarrupted by Kg down vive. end Garfield sym without bail sliment ac Eh Graham, of the Virst Light Ariery Crahans waated some tho the quarters order for the supply and hearing the ¢ request for bay, strongly Inti Was not telling the truth. low with the & duatlon of the ot the ante had Vogdes to procul Navigation o KPLPACY, March IT ed this oly from Inst night to consi movement in re In an Interview daily journals here ond Mr. Dawes the Jeading Republican were known to be topathy with the apti-Grant move- Republican and through windos We Metrepulilan, 5. Ne ome one playing & ropellor Jon of the liber propeller Every Saturday night coher Humilinted, Mat when tn Ke sviourning tn Menchester a hat Graham ynuwr atreot, Willan Woman sum nin Now Mamburgh hero ehe erushed thr nd Charter Kile hand boys skated Uawuy, aud op Hall reticod w few paces and repea Thereupon Grad presence of the harterinaster a hun pi} rable to ery for help, or Quartormasts blows of the enraged Captain frightened Kehoulboy from the master's He bawled most lustily, een himself behind the body of bis supe byaninierofthe a ViLADPLPHEA, Mare 16, h Miity of Women etiffrage gaining mAtrong b king idee epaipat for a distance af tweaty” mi!) wrwsth on Kogisbinan’s forll she Whe hot Han i Hyation between here wad New Vor ) opened for the season. FOL his COMDTFY Was boo DIU! nd op Friday sllthe women PLASURS PROM Kaeh claimant waa allowed to intoxicating Hanors TUR OCKANG Pronident, but probably decide shrunk from th red at the polls froibition « ention bere wil sagen tov m Victim of the Rovere Dinnater, The Mazeiol Demoustration tn E ations have cens hetwoen Rusiand mud Uruguay. Lord Clyde is ashe: DAWRE Bate 4 neNATON, t having heen nnd Garteld are ent, and as on the aub- Inquiry, that nator that while he proposed te 0 Was doiitedt Norcross, refere ad ADA Biep dealt his blows heavy and fast tanned his man; th oxdes, he unbuckled bis sword, aud was sent Co hie Own quarter, @ privou until he had On the order of Who wae cript on!y instance of woinan. e Minante?, NAY HW AEA Questel and ‘ony ited of tour Jay MOTDIDK At Satory A meeting willl St Groree's Hall, to comin the ComMuunist uprising ty aris The remains of Capt, Adams, late of 11 On hoard that Ve Wan anti(rant with imposing core . m7 fest aba Inet Hun iI Dlinduees aay bathe res! night tn Lond fod will support woun Hishop Voloy of C A Menwship Kuveloped iu Thy The steamabip Doria day, eallod frow Gibraltar der Clouds, which arrived yestor: 1p Fobriary 19, neountered ® continue Veoring every fow bo Aouthweat to Weat-northweat, and accom p eaptain says that tn hi Majority toward ther While Kichard 8, Ten Byek was bidding Liszle Mf alleged abu Inat vight on the doorstep of | nynon, (ie laniinds, a Pp warm wre for botuy nit nt longth Hictard drew reed Ia Mas. Anndvew Thark, doing to Ang luce attend pol ue many read~ Je, Ware carrie ¥ ¢ Saturday (0 be sent to Now york 4 had excited buildings in an inquiry, ma that be was not a Shon ob hen Dishop of Chiesre, Methodist church in New York MII Wo, RYJIAD ; insured f dwellings in Seranten Whiteb are redi The Assembly High words f hte hostility voward Copitulations There war no Kis op In Chieage i favor of the 1 poling the conduet of public offi. investigation Gorrific aqualis ropder of Meta The Archbishop of Cologne has ex lgers, Kno Boun, for thelr rejection of the * ob accouut of the Unhappy Indisposition of Dr. Tho flouring mill of Leainghouse & Brothor at Haid) veterson miter at tirday moPaluge tue lowe ‘oa tie bullaing tebout $40.08; Insured toras,aW) . io atreet elev a Hrte ttaliway Cu Inthe equally (he water w eee The Britioh Cabinet Feyornbly tm Lonnon, March 11,—The London Obterrer ways jemterday the Ameri Teal aint ale tie apression, and wat uialing am openiiy foP turth hogutle basis fu of areangelueate ‘prov dt of Washington, . Le 4 the Maat-heade were coveloped athe thunde The Funeral o Mr, Matthias Clarke, late Proaid ire Insurance Company, and f Mayor Hn ‘ilrend Accideut ty Rugtand, A coal train rat A railway guard waa VANE WHeChed, wud @ COntugn moar te tat the soetiny ean reply to Lo It produced m fei us furniehing tof the Peo- Granvilio'® noble A anit has hee tad at Matanzas against her crew ving dv tion of thin talaet ity ei IAUAG Aud Ala bue Darron at Me Palrauce Yt the or it (he. tropics oF nea Close proxlinity M ad he own auch from the Sprigg Did was sakea 40 eran Church, Waatteld S.J. for Intormea gradually tonod lowe AbIiug (he vessel bo maKY syle headwag, wae Cully insured, “PRICE TWO CENTS THK DAKOTA GOLD FIELDS, INDIANS TOSSING SITINING NUG= GETS IN THE AIR, Minis Interesting Accounts from the Black IU) Dekota—The Indians Panning Out 8100 a y in Noggeta A Warning (o Porsons who Waut to Save thelr Scalpa, There is greatexcitement prevailing in Towa and the #vrrounding region In consee quence of marvellous tales which have gained ourrency Inreaard to remarkable gold discov- erfos sakl to have been made in the Black Hilt country of Dakota, For a long time reports have been in circulation that dopostts of the Precious metals of extraordinary value extend over a large territory of unexplored country in the nelehborwood of (he mountains known as the Black Hills, and that the existence of these treastiros was well known to the Indians, who took great ere to conceal their locality from the whites, lest a Knowledge of thelr extstence should attract a tide of migration which would overwhalin the aborig rue lie between tho 43d and and the Hed and 105th meridians of loneitud and occupy an area of about 6,000 square miles, ‘The base of there hills Is about 2,500 to 9,000 feot, and tho highest peaks 6,700 fest, above the som. The whole range ts betwen the north and south forks of the Dig Cheyenne river. These twi Dranches unite about 39 milos aast of the Blac Hills forming the Big ‘Cheyenne. whi into the Missourd about oo miles above PortPlorre, ‘The hills contain an immense supply of timber, end the climate favo mild (hot as carly ae the Sth of March flowers have been seen growing on the foothills of the imountaina, while the greeu erasa at tho swine time was springing up overy= Where, and the antelopes w he ween aun flocks vipon the hillsides, leasant region in which gold, allver clous metals aro believed to exist ia while It Is eortatn that BANDS OF HOSTILE INDIANS are oually plentiful. The last-named fact ape Peary to present the principal disadvantage of the Black Hills ay a Held for explorenm, ‘The limited explorations that have beon made under the control of Government. in this direction *nfirm the probability of its rocks and rivers Mtaining metallic deposits of great value. And from many ‘liferent sources stories come from Persons who profess to have seen with thelr es in its courn ok WIS ith degrees of latitude vemptien and less pr great abundanc own ey: h specimens of old and silver on the ground, or to have fearned from. trust. Worthy authorities that In this unexp gion the Indians know where eared i qquantitie, save that as long ago as 15; Pat hor L Jesuit missionary, informed Jud: GOLD BY THe could be poked up ; Feasons best known to himself, he re nay Whoreabouts amang the bills the pre metal was «o plentiCul. A Inte iasue of the gounty (Dakota) Courier saya that) Me, hompson of Richland, with seventeen during @ recent trip through the Black Ml €01 nthe hands of Indians of vartous Clbes nigeets of pure gold. some. of them twa Snohos in length, and as thick os a man's thumb, The Sioux City’ dowa) Vines says that at the NAL bs be Sinit, Porter that present thm Indian Avent for tha Crow Tadians. isin Washington forthe purpose of either getting a su tontary treaty with the Indians, by whieh they will pllow miners to tributary etreams of the Yellow= else fadielng the Governine ut a suficient military force t steadily increasing intlux of mtne how collecting on the bord for the purjose of vettin colden wealth observable tr. Poise as saying that thera are of his Indians working on tall stream that empties inte the Yellowstone river, and tat these Indiana with no other utenaiis than an ordinary. pane shovel, and pick, take out ovch as high as OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS PRR DAY in nuggets fr bed of the stream, Tn 1802 Mr. dann City. while a post trade shoul the € nade f Trips, and each tine came baok Haden y peclmens of quarts and gulch vids but owing ‘to the antipathy displayed by Indisns, no white partion were allowed (0 Ge any prospecting. Other testimony in corroboree Vof the wealth of mineral riches to be found among the Black Hi brought forward, and Parties are forming to explore the country aa the spring fairly sets In, But thory le ANOTHER SIDE TO THE STORY, and people who claim to be woll informed say Uae the recounts elreulated) in regard: to the riches of the country are greatly ovnggernted, While others deny the existence of gold at all. to Pay log ihontities. An expedition which ie fitting Ht In StoUx City props Ophir thoroughly, withe tions hnpowed by the ¢ inttustone upon Indta a red With. Will be likely te prow with th Indians whe occupy the re the told and silver daponite are 9ald to exist. some of which are within the limite of Goverment roeervations. The weight of loathe Mhony appears te he In favor of tie existence of te precious metals in the Blick Hi regions but fro present ajpearances persons having @ cclal desire to maintatn the integrity of tele a will de well to heeltate about joining any He expeditions forming to make a practical Investigation into the facts of (ha case TNE LANES: MOM TIE BLACK MILES, Chey, Lowa, March 16, -A private totter t this city tonieht from Fort Randall Hy That a few da party of < arrived there direct ined y had in thelr double at pugeeta of cold wi insiderabl quantiie of quartz. Officers at (he fort trled ¢ Huy this gold, for the purjose of sending it to fricnds ae spectinen:. but the Lndians refine tao port with it. The writer sey that considerable excitement exists there among the eiuizons and Lions the recent disvoverios at the Back Hills. and «party there wish te juin the expeut Hon Whteh ts belng tittod ont at itis place Jolt Delivers in Wissouel, outs, March 16. ‘The jail at Palmyra was Dopen ob Thuraday night, and all the fp i whe refused to Weve, AL sAinhr whe tet ainiier Nise Abite wate ' vot quiney, Whe dein. be ‘ erly were Tuatrviientel in tle FOTTINGS AROUT TOWN ‘The total subacriptions to Dr. Hapworth's new Detective Phil Purtay had bie pocket ploked ta Dr. Colton annouiees on ¢ thon of laughs " bagt Hon. Horace Gon. Jovoph C. de Waebner are poncniticed by ord political Fe Mr and Mis. Win “to vive an Ane r hi iste scrye. H et H sear of tole Harve rly detective i r i tine i ew) ' Ppt by tte Mop, County, th Meet talioual ihe Wifth suse) by a Leonard Lane, gent |) yeare w f ean Ade. *luuugedu th lar Grove, rok lig meant fur whiexey. Met sthougnt Na wite An immense mare meeting ns of an Fisncuscy on a ' saint 1 tinat he a ie Raliroat, trdea comunilice tu proceed to Wading nbd Fenresent the View ent ane tenting. OY MBIT OR Dr. WR. Roberts (Rep. was alocted Mayor o Tush silo, Ps uit Teer We eon Manes OF we 1). Phe taeie wan pots r Bion of the progressivy ‘The early morning train € Hoston was frown tron tie (rock cit of Wilbenhan bye broken rail. The sticking car in which. were od Peraous, ran down wi cmbankinent Bid thrhed se wall over. Fifteen or twenty wired 4 erously, Conductor doin W. Cl J tworibe Mr. Hemus's resolution, appotnting. @ committee (O syoiFe into cotnbuiatonas by mePanie® Co Ficct Unsust MACrHNIuAL iow. ee Sud Freigtits. was adopted th the Aparinbiy on Natuttay This resuintionts intended ta Drak up ent with tht eonipany. kaown, asthe Broverncnt Associating. Organtaed Moder «law fyivauin and hasiog the monopoly vf Weueporting ah She products vt the vil regious, SS — ie <a