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uro ouSae,eibnete 9ebonolun0 iucroen su9ehdert.
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ES.a 0os g3obnban5 nit 2aoen gtr. 80, &niot'
SuQ6e (.&mmet.0ouisE), etn gutter Sel1ditsplas.
StlIiiGI rsGeGau. Rd5CTaS bel Sob. SeHnett III
SIR. GES. NeriudtpuiffG6e, G1S-2O)
, 1873-04-14

committed in tho presence Of threo s,nnll ohil-
dsoh or tho couple: hcDormott, after l,ts arrost,
attompted to knock hla Draing out againnt tho
walls Of bis coll. IIe succoeed In tntllcting
wounds which aro likely to prove fatal.
Eastor Sunday WAS celebrated with moro thnn
naral aolemnlty III all Tho Episcopal and Roma1,
Gasholio churches Of this oty, and Drook!!yn TO-
most costly lowora, md tho musical SELECTIONS
wore unusually attractive. At Trinity Church
there woro three aorviccB. Tho choir conBBtod
Of thtrty.two yoices, accompanied BY two organs
Cathedral a aolon,n pontincal high mass was
colebrated by tho .Arohbishop, WHO n1Bo pro-
nouncs1 tho rnpat bencdcton.
It Is cstimatcd TINT tho Government havc re-
funded $500, 900 to Importers In consequence Of
tho Secretary Of tho Troasurys doeision TINT silk
ribbon containing aingle thread of cotton on
tho outer edges can only DO appraised ut 30 in
stead OF GO por cont.
John II. prioo, q victim Of tho Atlantio disaB-
tor. waa buried yesterday with Masonic cero-
monies, at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Thb 141 bnlos Of goods eolzod by tho Treasury
agents whilo In transit to the Tod River country,
woro examined yesterday, without revealing any
evidence Of attempted smuggling.
, 1873-04-14
THE LABORl QUESTION.
A General Strike OF Vyorkingnen
Throughout tho Country in Contc1n-
ulAfiDns i.

A General Strike OF TyorkinRn1en
Throughout the Country in Contcln-
p1nti0n. !.
BosToN, April 1o,-The Boston Sunday Herald
ID informed by n prominent mcmbor Of the
United Ordor Of American Carpenters and JoinerB
and Amalgamatea Union that tho commotion in
tho organization in New York ia but tho prcmon-
itory symptom Of Q general uphoaval OF an oarly
date In all tho largo citioa Of the North,
South, East. and West. Tho local branches
OF the order in all sections have been holding
large aud enthusiastic secret meetings, and q
general plan Of action for the government Of
this national organization is about completed.
The funds DOW in the Treasury arc large, and
sufficient to enable members to hold out on q
strike for ut least six months. Tho Association
y mora anxious to SECURE tho eiight-hour system
than an increase Of wager, but il 4 etriko
is caused by the non-compliauce Of employers
to recognize tho eight-hour. Plan, thon
an inorease Of pay will DO demanded. II is stat
cd that in Boston and tho principal Now Eng
land cities tho order has large and influential
membership. The fraternity in all sections,
when everything is ready, will rise a1nultane-
ously. Tie machinistB, b1acksmithB, boi1er-mak-
ors, aud metal-workors, it is also understood,
will commence to move soon in copjunc-
tion with the Iron-Moulders' Eight-Hour
League, Of Now York, to carry into
effect the great object in yiew-eiglt-
hour work: The ahoomakers are lioltiing meet-
ings, and dovising plans for another struggle.
ID not very strong, but q convention Of the order
ia to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, next month,
and the principal subject thon to be discussed
and acted upon is tho Eight-Hour law. The Now
England journeymen HhoemakerB will tako an
active part,
, 1873-04-14
WASHINGTON.
Sptefa, Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
RECIPROCITY WITH TIE SANDWICH 1sAANDa

Special Dspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
nEc1rnoo1rY WITH TIE sANDw1ou 1snANps.
wAsuruaros. Anri1 19.-1'ho widolv-nr,nted
.,.4an,a,t 49, .,,a,., oo,-,,sa,o,, !. ~. ~,
a. asa.oous .hos epo,'. so'o,ou ~ ~" sn
fouso TO tho banawlon 1slanaB, charged ny the
Government to inquire into tho sonttmonts Of
tho King and inhabitants upon tho subject Of a1,-
noxat;on, has nm foundation m tr,,t1, md nroha-
hir orion ~ taa f,oa, 49, .oot 49,. naaot;,. 49,,
ol5 ol'S'nA'oa from 'ho 1ao3 .nhs negotiations
arc now pending Tor reciprocity troaty botween
thgse two GoyornmontB, It is not publicly
, 1873-04-14
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, April 12.-Adytcos from st, Thomaa
to tho 7th hayo boon received. It was reported
thoro that an American steamer had arrived
from Porto Rico with newa thnt o steamship had
appeared in Banana Bay with 1arge number OF
cofonists from tho Unitod StAton that whom
tho Americans attempted to diaembark her land
inR uas opposed by the inhabitants, and there
was somo blood shed. The report was not crcd-
tied at st. Thomas, and was believed to hayo
been manufactured by tho enemies OF the Sam
ana Bay schomo III Porto Rico. $500.
Havana, April IA neWa lottor from Jacmel,
Hayti, dated March a, gives tho particulars Ct
an abortivo revolution at donaiyoa' q which
Gen. Michel was tho ringleador. Tho authorities
succeeded in quolling tic disturbance. Thirty
Of those implicated, Including tue leader, were
executed. Michel, who was q lair-dresaer in
1865 and became General In 1868, made =
Rrandiloquont speech on the scaffod. Ho said
great mon lilo Napoleon nnd ottlers had their
destiny to fulfill, and ho fulfilled his.
RuuiorB arc current horo OF difficulties in
Porto Rico hut nothing dohnito Is known 10 to
tho charactor Of tho trouble.
NEW YonK, April 13.-tfhe Heralds Koy West
rpecinl haa report that o O'Ko!ly died OH tho way
to Santiago do Cuba Of exhaustion, from tho
close confinement 1o endured at Manzanillo.
Secretary Fish has notified O'Kelly'e brother ut
Hartford, Conn.,, that he has instructed our
Consul 1-Goneral at Havana to-. uso his good
ofacos with tho authorities to allow the trial Of
O'Koly to oboconductedin In Havana, aud Expresses
the hope that thoy will deal mercifully with
him.
Yice-PrcBldont Wilson sait1 to ReraM report
or, yesterday, that harm ought not to be allowed
to come to 0'Kelly, II it can be consistently pro-
vented, The United Htatos should claim him rs
its subject
, 1873-04-14

,.A1nAsY, n. y, April 13--G --Gp.m.-BEEvEs-Ath
the past week has bcen the Season Of Lent tho con-
sumption Of beef has boen great II not greater than
the opening wcok Of tho year. On Thursday tho
market opened with little business, usnal and i'll
consequence Of the freshet and the Hardy shpnent Of
cattle, ali lively trade was deferred until Saturday
whom tho stock began to arrive In largo nubers and
buying was rapid. IN yery abort time many
dunn weights ssn st aAe@oxs, and :. Lighter dg ,ss
weef rapid and the prices obtained ware the aao
those OF week ago. Tho following are the prices
this week: Primo, $7.6o@7.76 extra, s0.769726 first
qusMty, so.6o9e g; second quality s. third
quality, $4.bo85oo; inferior. s4.o094.25.
6uEEr AND LAMDs-Aro both scarce and higher. Tho
receipts ave been Of fair ayorago quality but no
trn droyes wero embraced In them. Sales effected
werc from 4@;io por pound, and in son,e instances
10 advance on the closing prices OF last week. We
quote lno wool sheep at o'S98o; no coarse wool In
the market. Lambs, 798c.
Hoos-The receipts aro large, numbering 348 car
loadg ngatnst 283 last week. There ia demand for
heavy. A few store pigs changed hands at G@8Hc.
HoRsEs-The aalea reported show very good
tradc % head having been sold during The week. The
sAblcs kcpt full and tho uloat fasstdious cannot
fall to ba suited. Good workers and driyers most
In demand The receipts this week are 81 cars, or 0d
head.
, 1873-04-14

young in years and with a reputation thae would
alroady satisfy ,naly older mon, IL ambitious III
aoekipg frosll laurola. It In nlBo boliovod thht
tho troops occupying the northern aud north
oaBtorn frontier Of Tcxas ltd tintlor ordcr8 to
mnrch south.
Tho following is liet Of tho regiments now
Es"Ssxk Scssssy y; Spi f3,a; \; '{sEsaso Rst.s
Tonh th sfnty i%fatyy III; I|otool % K. MoD slccoo
Eleventh 1ufenlry, Col. Y. Il. Wood.
Twon.y-ifth 1nfantry, Col. a. wr.,
All OF which can 10 mado t. 1.ablo " tho
comtnnod. THO Nineteenth Infantry, In Now
Orlonns, could also DO added 90 TINT in air wooks
an nyailnblo forcoof 5000 regulars can bo thrown
on tho Rio arant1o. Texas would bo glad
to add 1900 of her horsem9n ssnn1n o "la', a;a',
cn!t to surpasa % And II Now h1oxico
another column Of 5000 regulars md volunteers
n,ay be readlly organlsoa. Those. nre facta
about which there Is no acorooy and which, 1t
soemB to mo, arc significant of fSt,1ro ovcnts.
Con. Augur, commanding this department., ro~
turned yesterday from trip to tho Ilo arando,
and wo nrc hourly expecting Con. Delknap, sce:
rotary Of War, togothor will Con. Sheridan. II
any dne + 70 ss 0n by Tho III so1a saad tho ho
fighter par ercetteico} Tho names Of Augur,
McCook,, Doubleday and others known to 1,s
ycarB before our late eYor-to-be-lRmonted war,
are guarantees Of auccoBB.
GEN. SHERMAN DENIES THAT THERE IS ANY VAR
LIKE MOVEMENT TOWARD MEXICO.
Ha'''"of0" tAp'f' 10y ;lra atReeh 10 tAs sso York
"Then tho War Department il not conoentrat-
ing tho army in Texas2"
"Dy no MEANS" promptly replied tho Gonora1,
1.-THE report Of tho Tordor oommlssion:" :" ho
si1afra along tho bortlor. thoual fll iasopmat,on
had long boon IN possossion q tic btato bopart-
mont. Much correspondence had proceeded tho
waa said thnt immediate protection Was
absolutely necessary along tho Rio Grande,
and y Recommendation mas nado that i
volunteer mounted force, commanded BY regular
tary Of War thought this would be too expensive;
besides, Il might load to further complications
tho Government would bo unwilling to asHt1me.
Tho most TINT can DO done, rs said before, is
being donc with the available forco. To3ast you
know, has only recently. been addod to
sheridan's division. and this for tho purposo Of
unity Of command and movement along tho whole
border. His lnspector-G General VAS sont out to
inspect tho regiments aud posts added to his
command, and Con. Sheridan himself ia now
following his report up by personal visit to zee
what botter disposition Gun be made Of the
troops stationed in this part OF the country, to
provone dopredations by Indians md Mexioans
on tho Texas stock-rafaors You can form aome
idea Of the task whom q belt Of country extending
from here to Chicago has to bc guarded by fow
Thero ia no immediate danger. thon, of war
like movements toward Mexico ?" asked your
tNo air." said Con. Sherman, with sharp em-
phasis 's thiH is Rn Administration Of pence, and
will continue go as long as President Grant lives
ways on tho qui viyo for exciting topics, but you
emit mako war on Moxico with three regiments
Of cavalry and four OF infantry"
, 1873-04-14
Household Furniture +!

VIC oaroinstruoted by James warraok, Bso,
to aell at his residence, No. 70 Twenty y-third-
st.. coruor of Prairie-av., on THURSDAY
MORNING., April II, at 10 O'Clock, tho
whole OF tho ELEGANT F'URNITURN and
effects therein with tho exception Of the
Wines, eto.>, and consisting Of Handsome
Parlor and Beautiful Chamber Sets, in Solid
Rosewood, Mahogany. Oak, and Walnut;
Mirrors, Oil Paintings, Choioo Engravings,
French Marble Clock, Piano; part Of Libra
~; Dinner and Ten sots, In Painted nnd Bur-
nished China; Table and gilvorware; Will
ton. Brussels, aud Ingram Carpets: OIL
cloths; Bedding; DininK-room, Kitohon,
and Isnndry E'uEnttur9; Crookory, Glass
.Sala. positive, ah the family arc going
nbroad. ELLISON & FOSTER,
Auctiouepr0,
, 1873-04-14
Cold.Nloolcd Wife Murdor---Dohpcr-
ate Eight on Shipbonrd-..Atsnck

Co1d-Mloolcd Wife Mllrdor---D eaper-
ate Eight on Shipbonrd-..Attnclk
Upon Gns-men.
Sptctat Dtspatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, April 13.-Ono Of the most cold
blooded and atrocious murders on record was
perpet1ated In this city 1T half o'clock this
morning. John Med Dormott and vifo occupied
apartments at No. 426 West Fifty-aoeond street.
He WAS sober md industrious, and,
as far US tho neighbors knew, lived
happily with his wife. Sometimes they lad lit
tie qunrrels, but they never eamo to blows. Nc
Dermott had a small sum OF money deposited In
the savings bank III Lis wife's name. On Friday
he visited bis sistorin-law, aud told her that ho
intended to leave this to her little children when
he should die. He added: "Tho first time Icamo
to soc you WAS after my marriage. This
he had resolved to DO better Christinn in the
future than ha had been, aud requested hor to
call him easly this morning, 30 thRt ho could go
to church. She called him accordingly at {
O'Clock, cooked his breakfast Of ham and oggs,
Fig clothes, combod his hair, and
helped in other ways to droas him. They thon
sat down to breakfast together. In the course
Of the moal he spoke about the money and told
the bank to draw it. She refused, whoreupon
he walked deliberately into another room,
got slodgo-hammer Weighing five pounds
and with a handle throe feot long,
;s and returning r;t knocked her down. Then, plao
eight terriblo blovs all around the head, arnaah-
ing the skull into Thousand bits, aud reducing
tho head to nero mass OF bloody pulp. Eth
er blow would have caused death,
after Ss' easssa sa2% Tsf' e oxts delivered Ms
cries alarmed tho neighbors, who hurried to in
form tue police. hlcDeruott Eat down, aud
calmly awaited their arrival. On the wny to tic
ft1Ifn f1f{F Rzt1r
him, ETC., and but for tho vigilance ct tho
officers they would undoubtedly hayo car
ried their throats into effect. The
cause Of the tragedy WAS tint he was jealous Of
his wife'B cousin, young nun named Patrick
Rysn. This afternoon, tho murderer tried to
break his sku1l against tho hopper in his col but
hiuleef four or five severe cuts on the forehead.
AB the doornian opened tho coll-door, McDor-
mott made q desperate rush Aead-1lrnt against
ono OF tho stone walls, and succeeded III giving
to be serious, lie was sent to tie hospital.
Steamship Calabria, Of tho Cunard line, ar
rived this evening When five days out from
SsMsaa s f a'SPSeao m gh 00enrsd
gers. Walter wilkinson, STEWARD ia-
fertered, wheroupon Michael Gerity
plunged sheath-k1lfe into his neck, soyering
tho windpipe. He also cut him = Beyaro CASH
across the ohin. dority was placed in irons, and
will be takon before Tho United states Commits
sionor tomorrow. Wilkinson stlll Nos in o
dangerous condition.
The famous new Court House has sottlod OK
inches.
Mira. Lucette Meyera Is to be released on her
own recognizance Tomorrow.
At o'clock this oyoning, when tho day work
men Of tho New York GaY-Works wero being
relieved by tho night workmen, they
, 1873-04-14
SPAIN.

MADRID, April 19.-Gon. Volarde. the now
Captain Gonoral, assumed command Of Bar
colona last week, and inaugluated . eesicB Of
measures to chock tho inBubordinatious, which
have proved most effective.
Con. Morales, who commanded at Dorga whom
vrittou lottor dofonding himself from charges
Of treason.
A concession laB boon granted, giving certain
parties the right to lay lines Of tolograph-cablo
from Cuba Or Porto Rico to Hayh or San
Dun,inBo.
, 1873-04-14
Obituary.

CoLuanus, Ind, April l3.-1ho Roy. William
aon Fotroll, D. D., one Of tho oldest and most
widely known Methodist ministers In Southern
Indiana died at bis residence In th|o city, thia
B7. Louis, April l5.-Tho lion. Luthor III.
Kennott, who represented St. Lonia in Congress
from 1856 to 1859, and was throo timeB Mayor Of
this city, diod IL Paris to-day. Mr. Konnett
came here from Kentucky IN 1879, and for many
lied with the material growth OF tho oity. lie
leaves wife aud eight children, and Ill estate
valued at a600,000.
, 1873-04-14
FOREIGN.
The Pope's Recovery Considered
Impossible.
Fear Of Outside Interference in Regard
to tho Succession.
ITALY,.
F1Torid StHeiNi.1

RoHE, April 18.-Tho Popo aftor suffering
many hours Of groat pnin. ia now In y lothargic
state. His physioians have forbidden tho Issue
Of bulletins, and tho clerical papers have boon
feared that the recovery Of tho Pope iH impoaBt-
BILE. It ia believed that his death will bo kopt
secret until the conclave las oleo!ot SUCCESSOR,
to avoid intorfercnco by Germany and Italy. All
tho Cardinals sAvo two arc now at tho Vatican.
Thorc arc 400 Papal troopa inside, and orlsts
havo boon given to allow no ono to enter.
, 1873-04-14

COLUMBUS, O., April 49, In tho House, ycs-
terdny afternoon, the Senate bill amending tho
free turnpike law 80 that township trustoos may
apportlon tho two daya' labor equally betneon
FREQ turnpikeB and other roads, paasod.
In tho Senate, the Boovis bill, supplementary
to tho act to prevent cruelty to dumb animala,
Was passed..
, 1873-04-14

CINCINNATI, April 13.-A Fort Wayne special
to the Gazette, to night, reports another great
froshot in tho ST. Joseph Rfyor and tributaries.
ALL tho bridges on the st. Joe. between Fort
Wayne and Cedaryille, arc washed away. The
bridge over Cedar Crock at Caaaryille wont to-
day. Tho roads on the stroams are ali under
water.
, 1873-04-14

CA1no, ILL.,, April 12.-Col. John Wood received
the nomination for Mayor, on tho citzens' ticko,
last night. Dr.. W. 4. Smith, James 8. ewayno,
and Henry Winter also announce themselves as
independent candidates.
, 1873-04-14
DEATHS.

CuNNlNGlIAM-Att the rsstdonco e. Of Capt. D. Qulsk'
The SOLEMN Roqulon Mas, in tho Uhufo Of tho Holy
Nnmo, Tuesday morning. will oommoncu At 1U o'clock.
Ator which tho fuuoral will proceed by cats to Calvary
OcmoteTy.
KAVANAGH-Apd1 u. Charles Kavanagh, Of dis
case Of tho hoart. 49,.
FGuora his lato residonoo 81 Contso-hv,, Monday
morning at II ncloCk
, 1873-04-14

BERLIN, April 12.-A rumor current that Mr.
Bancroft would soon resign Is denied to-day. Ho
recently received q complimentary lotter from
President Grant. Ho also continues to enjoy
the confidence Of the Emperor aud Bismarck.
, 1873-04-14

Tho trial Of Richard Lano, Of Contrcvilo, for
the robbery Of the st. Joseph County, hIicl,.,
records, resulted yesterday in bis conviction aud
Rantanno to tho Htnto'a Prison for lY9 years.
, 1873-04-14
SWITZERLAND,
NEW YORK.

GENEVA, April 18.-Pere Hyacintho delivered
In eloquent discourse to-day III praise Of Calvin.
, 1873-04-14

Oconn Steamship Nosvs.
NEW YonK, April 13.--Arrlyed- Adri-
atio Spain, and City Of Washington, from Liver
pool.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-20
Beyond the Rlississi ppi!

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to-
wards new homes in the fertile West. To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, We recommend q
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, uia
ST. Louis; overth Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from St, Louis to prin-
cipal points, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has tie
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered a
first class, all-rail route from st. Louis to
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas R. R. ,via Sedalia, or over the
Atlantic & Pacific r. r., Bia Tlastu. For
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, DC, we refer our readers to S. H,
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-20
Administrators Sale.

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0U Thursday. the l2th day Of June. 1878,
~ at o'clock p. m, | will offer for sale on
the premises. in Jackson township, Monroe
county, Ohio, the following real estate a. the
property Of Horton forrest, deceased, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section twenty y-eighs,
in township two of range four; containing
one hundred and sixty acres. more or less
also, the northwest corner of the northsast
quarter Of the northeast quarter ssf section
tHsnty seven, township two and range four.
containing three acres, 'more or less, except
about one acre, conveyed by deed, TO. Adam.
Henthorn; also, the following lands in aectiou
twenty-five, Of township two and range four.
commencing twenty- three. rois north lffom
the corner of said section .stMenty~tno & Z
stone marked A; thence, north twenty rode
and ten feet to stone marked b; thence east
to stone marked,C; thence south on the
west side Of Hiokman,s run to Stone mark,
ed D; thence southwest to the place Of BE-.
ginning, containing one acre more Or less ,sx-,
ospt about ons.fourth of an acre decided for
school house. Said real estate will Be sold
to the highest and best bidder, and subject 70
the dover Of Martha Forrest, widow oS saii
Horton Forrest, deceased. Said lands xere
appraised st S2,766. - :,.....3.
TERMS OF SALs-One- third ossh, one:third
in one year and one-third in two years; de-
farred payments to bear interest from day .cf
sale, and to be secured by mortgage upop tbs
premises. THOMAS N. PARKER
Admir- Of the estate Of Hortsn Forrest deed.
May Is, ls73-td