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IOWA..
Wlant IL to Qsc u ono III Tho Extra Scasio.l
OF tho Leg i:,ls.tnrc--Ihc EE.lnstifl Ir-
Hnunl0r rii ia.H.

Whit Il to 1sc u ONO ut tho Extra Session
, OF tho Leg :.l..ttlrc--TAc Rankin Ir-
EcEulnritjcs.
Spfcial Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 3.-The Iowa LogisIa-
furo will moot in extra session on Wednesday,,
Jan. IT, for consideration, revision, and adoplion
of the now code. The revision Of tho cid colo
taa boon in tho hands Of n Board Of tlroo Codi-
fyng Commissioners for sonlo two years past,
and, ut tho tino Of tho adjournment of tho Losis-
hS Goa oat woad nds fpp9sSSa ~ sSe TINT o cd e
mer Or before tho 1st - of '' September, M or md nd
that printed copies Of the rovisod codo would DO
55ent to me1nbora OF tho Legislature i'll order TINT
rerean: NTH the change and recommendations
81 the Codifying Board, and bo ready and ablo
10 work adyiaodly on the assembling Of tho Log
tslature nt tho extra Eossion. The work has pro-
Eill barely DO printed by tho time set for tho
Legislature to'assemblo. But little is known in
regard 10 tho changes mado in tho old
codoo, aa they have 10 far not boon mado
public. At tho timo Of the ndjourn-
mont OF tho Legislature it WIS generally
supposed tint no general Legislation would como
baforo tho extra session. III fact, tho Ieg1Rla-
Iuro passed u resolution to that effect. Tho tmo
pf tho extra sohsion waa to be occupied entirely
IN the consideration, rovirion, and adoption Of
!he now code. But it il evident that this will
sako general Legislation wllen it is known that
fhero is not 4 chaptor, and scarcely Bcetiou, OF
she old code III which change III not recon-
monded by tho Codifying Board. vast amount
pf labor las boon exponod by the Doarl and it
sgcnorally thought that it will require ut least
!. sixty, days session of tho Legislature to
thoroughly examine and properly Hhapo tho laws
III the proposed now colo.
The accounts of tho Tronsuror Of tho State
Agricultural College still o1citos great colnmont
L.. J.. Roberts, A1r. nankin's partuer in tho
school furniture b,,sincsa in Which business It
Is claimed Rankin Lost heavily, will publish u
eara in to-morro.s's ,sate Register, showing that
Eanltn is :3,9S9.59 ahoad o., his Investment in
rat business. THIS will probably change tho
location OF tho loss.
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fornlcr roa{lod lB brutoa, anil tho 1onp for HID
was n,n1o far III In tho mir they Bprang, Blnd
ns,l aI, and camo down with a crash on tho
other hltlo nonrly nine fret a,cay; but tho ice
broke, and tho Bqllaro oeo on which thoy lnntioi
separated from tho restt and ilOntcd cenr out
Into tho nllaen. Tho sitsihtton waB ono alnobs
too foarful to comprehend; tho weight OF tho
toatn and slol submerged the cako for noarlY
two foot, md soemed Us II TINT too might crack
and aoattor them In MI directions, and tho horBoa
snorsel aud screamed with terror. while Dogol
himBef toro Ills hair and rayod like naninc:
Tho terrified oqninos stood like statues, for hakt
they moved IN iota tl,oy would surely ha'e
Sl1N With thoy noatod. '' Tho ID drivor, suddenly
gainlng atrongth, stood on tho. top OF
tho wool-raek and lcapod for tho
sound ico but foil In tho watcr..
Grasping tho ao,1,1d foo, however, lie succeeded
In dragging himaolf out. Tho horHos, Hooing
their 1naBtor safe, scon1ed suddenly possessed
Of strength, and 1eaped alno from thoir cakot
but not having any firm footing to start from,
tlloy also missed their mark, and, nftor tho most
ntrenuous efforts, tho heavy, iroi,-bhod sled
dragging tfom down. thoy wore drowned.
I1orritea almost beyond moaBt.re, Dcgol
nwooned, but, nB fato would layo It, WAS soon
aftor found bY parsy that had boon sent out to
meos him. but Ind alno boon atoppod by tho crack,
and Ind wandered Bouth to find d narrower
opening.
Almost frozen Htifr, Dogol was carriod homo,
whore high fever attakod him, but, with caro-
fut nursing, ho is now recovering.
4 chill OF horror comes over him whom he tcila
his talo-tho story Of q winters night on Luke
Winnobago!
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tho opronto si'lo Of lilo stroot. Iho log sottloi
down upon everything liko t!no rain, and ra.
aomDled Ei Is scotch mint: 1tB thawiug oiropt on
.lo SNOW wan marvellous. Tho g,,ttery md
e'ory placo TINT afforded hcl,a,lnol wore Bpoediy
oyorowing with water broadway was n swami,
Or n'Bli. Tho delayed crowds Mt tho Drookiyh
iofry hoHon Wrrc oftornlouH, tens Of tho,tuantls
Icing greatly delayed In roachng tlleir business,
I!!o fog cont!nnoa tonight, though foaH t1onHo
MILWAUKEE, Inn. 8.-.rho hanvY rais, ,.stoym Of
yobtorlay wns aucccodod, today, by q vory cold
west wind, covering tho strceta anl sidewalks
with leo. Hovernl acrious fnllB hayo occurred.
hrcnking limbs mud otherwise inluring tho pnr-
ticu.
srn1Nar1E1p, ILL.,, jan 3-1t 1lan boon raining
here since Inst night, and tho ground 10 flooded
with Water.
Wasu1NoroN, jan. IA thick fog las pro-
vnilod loro all day.
DErnolr Jan. 3.--Tlo honvy rniny last night
crcRtot floods III tho strootn, n,,f, tho Hewor
openings being worry gonerally frozen up, tho
accun,lllating wntorn inatlo tcir next bost nldvo
and wont into tho basomentn and ccllarg doing
IN somo caseh great dalnngo to goods stored ia
those localities,
pn1LADELrl11A, Jnr. IA tlcnBo or hangs
oyor tho river, interfering aomowhat With navi-
CATION.
CMno, ILL.,, jan. 8.-Weathcr clear and turning
cold.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.--Wcathor clear nnd
windy. On tho BtrootB 1t laa boon froozing since
dark.
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LEViCK'S MACBETH"


TO the Editor Of Tic Chicago Tribune:
SIN: In TnE Tribune criticIsu Of "Mac-
both," at McVichor's Theatre, your critic sovore-
ly criticiscs Mr.: Lovic!t's reading Of tho famous
dono whom tits done, then 'tworo we'll. It woro
done quickly, If tho assassination could trammol
up the consequence" "This reading," says tho
critic, is 30 manifostly foreign to the meaning
been said, tonds to produce damaging oatimate
OF tho nctor's ability to understand tho roc, md
30 works an injustice" Now, that reading, it
aeoms tomo, IL tic only one which docs notnako
tho passage absurd; mud, at tho tnlo Mr.. Low
ick entered to deliver tho soliloquy, was curious
to SEQ il lo would follow the common punctua-
tion which lnnkoH such mesH of this grand Belf-
speaking, md whom ho rendered it Ms
you condemn him for doing, l thought
It showed his al!precatiye insight into tho
the motto in nichnrd Grant Whites edition of
Shakespeare (by tue why, probably, tho best cdi-
tion Of Shakespeare, nftor ally in support Of this
reading. h1r. White says: ''Tiloro has boon m
cance Of these lincs,. oven among actors, by
whom they nro gonoraly road MS if thoy meant
If the murder il to DO done, when do 1t hntl
better do it quickly.'' But this thought is not
only worry tamo, aud therefore ontiroly unsuitod
to tho situation, aud inexpensive Of tho spoak
or's mental state, but entirely 'incongruous with
the succeeding paasago Of tho solloquy, which is
the expansion Of BlnGo thought aud single
feeling twIn-born, rn,-conBclouHlies OF guilt and
dread Of punishment iu sensitive, imaginative
nature doyoid ofmoral firmnosB. Macbclh's first
thought is, that when tho murder il done, tho
end is not yet, either hero or hereafter aud this
thought Possesses him entirely until lo SECS tho
poisoned cllalico commended to ha own lips.
10 Shakespeare, using, as his custom Was, one
word, 'dono in two HonHes, makos tho prospect:
i've murderer Of lis guest, Ills kinsman, and
lis King say,-and with tliia cmphas:y III it
wero done [ondcl] whom tits done [porformed],
then it would DO vol. It were done [ondodl
quickly il tho assassination could clear itself
from all consequence mud 90 on, to show
that It's not done when it's dono, aud therefore
1t il not well. Only with this punctuation, aud
with this sgnifcation, can tho first part Of this
aoliloquy haye becoming dignity, and it's parts Il
duo connection" It appears to mo tint this i'll
depreciation Of the passage Is moro than spocouE
or plausible, that It ig, in fact, tho conception
and tho worry idea Of Shakespeare, and that Mr.,
Leyick Inns accepted it tends to produce, not a
. damaging, but q favorable estimate OF Liz
liability to understand tho r01c" i.
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MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL ITEMS.

Last evening oflicor Hogan, OF the Sixth
Precinct Station, discovered man named James
Il. Johnson in tho act OF otprying opon the door OF
clothing store on Madison street, near Hal
sted. lie was arrested.
Tho rocoutly-elootod of1icora of Excelsior
Lodge No. Q, X. OF wore installed last evening.
Tho ceremonies wero conducted by Supromo
Grand Chancellor Berry, acting nj Grand Chan
collor Of tho State. Tho officers nro NJ follows
Past Chancellor, Jnmos Gardiner; Chancellor
Commander, Joseph Laycy; Vice Chancellor, W.K.
Andrews Probate, Nlaliclt VeBey; Nlastbr Of
Exchequer, William McCulloch Mastor Of Fl
nanco. Horny Dram Hooper OF tho Records mud
seal, J. N. Badger ;~Mastcr-at-Arms, Robert
Oswold Innor Guard, Thomas Johnson Out
side Guard John Gilmore. At the conclusion Of
tho installation tho Supreme Grand Chancellor
delivered an interesting address in which ho ro-
forrcd to the Buccoasful career OF tho order
everywhere, and tho bright future which Ia be-
foro it. no complimentod tho members Of Excel
sior Lodge on tho high position which their
organization had obtained IN tho fraternity.
About o'clock on Thursday evening sorious
altorcation occurred ut tho az. I. r." omnibus
burn, on Twenty-Booond street, botweon two mon
named James MoNamara and Richard Carroll.
Tho former WAS armed with club, and the Int
tor with q hatchet. MoNamara sustained aoy-
eralf '~* cuta in tho head, but ib not In dan
goro - Ho boards ut No. 100 Dutter-
fell -'as not injured and has
th' -"rest. Tho origin
OF '@'taly ascer-
te 80 that
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FORElCN.
The Russian Campaign in
Central Asia.
Severe Storms in England Yesterday.
Probably Great Damage.
Tho Londop. Timcs on Our Relations
with Hawaii.
GREAT BRITAIN.

, LONDON, Jan. 3.-Tho Times article upon the
saeath Of King Kalnohan,el,a says 1t must confoss
.Nhat tho Americans will eventually people Tho
ESndwich 1alauds, which will bccoino valuable
n,lony between Snn Francisco nn1 Ohnn and
Australia. Tho Times roviows tho question Of
annexation ly fillibnstering, M heretofore rrac-
ticea in now countries, l,y tho urcat Powers, and
doubts tho right or proproty of any nation taxi
ing possession Of tho Sandwich 1glandH III snc1
q manner.
Dispatches from Quonnttown, Birminghatn
mud southampton report TINT n tempest Of mn
precodentcd violence ragged all last night. Tho
storm was accompanied by terrific thundor and
lightning. and cnllHcd gront alnrn to tho inhnbi-
tants. Thia morning Tho wind was blowing q
yalo, with sleot and snow falling.
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E9ur Department Representations for
To-Dny--Snosv storms i'll tho West,
md EOKA i'll the E.tst. Yesterday.

Vur Department Representations for
To-Dny--Snosv Storms in the West.
aAd Eogs III the East, Yesterday.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE or TIE CHIEF
sinsA1 OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEanAMs AND
REPORTS FOR TIE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
tAsn1SoToH,, D. G., jim. 3.-rrobahilitios.- g.
Tor Now England, winds yoering to westerly,
Elth falling teulnorat1'ro, and clearing but pa:t-
y cloudy weather. For tho Middle Staten,
hoatcrly to northwestelly windy, with falling
so1nperatnre md clear weather, excepting for
+, lowor lako region, partly cloudy weather.
r.. tho Southern, States, cast Of tho Mis-
Ior ,r,,, winds yoorng to westerly aud northcrly,
nhSlpp: ing temperature and generally cloar
hltn J., iaA. from tho Missouri and tho Ohio Val
soatef1 ,1o ,,n,. = lakes aud Luke Erie westerly
~ u .un mprs winds, with falling tompera-
u 1re @ and rouoraliy Il. 7ar weather., excepting for
iho nppor lalo regon pretty aya c1oay nuy. weather. a
from Kansas to Minhoss, viii, WHIT wi,1s grad,,oi- 1
cosconp. N. IL, jim. 9.-A grea: change has
fakon paco in tho woathor during the past twon-
iy-four hours. A denno fog prevails, anu Tho
'n0" ! Seigat rsgitdD!y Dy+aas nas'r y re ceapo Tribune
WHICH i besan On Wednesday night and continued
rouEo ;s 39ysaay aan ns aa o-y sow w a e hero to
;ha dopth @ OF olgt or ton inches on tho level,
Ehilo, II many paces in tho interior, 1t fell to
aopth Of llficen or twenty inches: H., a sro'!g s
isIs driftin; baay All trims Oh The Iowa Dylaion
II tie tllo illinois Coltral and Dubuque 4 soutl.-
Ueborn railroads aro several hours behind lsmo.
fr.vol In tho city, Of, ncco.nt Of tho doep drift
rg su SNOW, il necessarily OF difficult accomplish
kent. , n.,, H. Hum.
DunuouE Iowa, Je1 5-Am lr,n91tn, fIa.s o o3ar fip
saoiIy < Mnnosota Nailroad aro block9detl "
Saw, mud travail III temporarily m1spenaot;; Tho
Esntfal Naiiroad Of Iowa. from Marshaiao%n ~
hor as aHo suffered aovoioy ey etSt!on ae. ..
!omn !n in entirely blocka,lea. The weather, to-
aight, p;ld IL turnnE cold, tho thormomoter fest
.rseping down to zero. m, r.. ,.,uo u.,,,,.
ra Dfsrs's sTa 70 ?1r ,1!s"G M TIT 1si'"; "yarhung
Eow York today was tho de'sHrHt knowA foi
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Special Ut8pIlcH to TIC EK7c09o 7FfbNNf.
ALBANY N. r., jan. 3-uEEvls-fho market opened
rI with upward tandoucy, from 30 10 he per Ii
advance on nst weeks rates, being obtnea for good
cuttlu. Thu supply this week 70 fur, IL about 800
uads, aud tbs qliay IL deculiy Inferior scarcely
1nB lirad bonK In tho ninrka Tho attendance Of To-
ral md aHtcrn dealers fair, but their wa,ta
eaHily supplied. New York buyers, on Tho olher
ha,lti, want tlno heavy htecrs, Int tloy wrro
not TO ho l,a,t, M, although there MSS enough
heavy rattle III lilo 1iarkyt tho quality wan
riylng hero from tic West hnB lercepiho otEect on
this market, aul ta probability IL that ,leaH Tho Nsw
York and Eastur IyorH purchase largely tho market
will decline Tomorrow to lust wcrk'H rates.
Mich Cows--Tho offerings tA!s week have been
light bt Atill sufficient 10 meet tile demand, there
from s45 to $H5oo for fair 10 good, aud $1,000 to
j9u 90 Tor Booi to o1tra.
HlAhp AMI LAMnH-The market opened buoyant,
will Ehors supply. This announcement that i largo
s,,1iy Mt hand caused feeling Of dcspunl-
r1tS bt afternoon, ansl u consequent depression Of
,!lu laIket, u tutulDts ~ fur 400 lead, which
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
MISSOURI.


sr. LOUIE, ian. 0.-Novor.lor Drorn'n MosHago
WnB read III tlle Legislature thin afternoon. It
IL worry lpng: II tronts ontiroy of Htato ,nalsom,
and abolnds. in recommendations IT n!n.osl
ovory kind. Tlo rncnirts into tho l'ronDury for
tho past year wero -, soc, ,129; ba1anco on !,a,d
nt tho cornmonconlentof tho yoar, aGi2 |Gis tNnl,
a3,G3s, 740; disbursements, 3,0ll ,22U, ',nlNco
Jim. l, 1870, s50i, ,529.
Tho Governor calls attention To tho gront
mood Of revision or clsnngn IN thu Hato t'on-
atitution but wllotl,or 1t Binl In slnn y IL t}on-
Btltntional Convention, or submitting n'tlon-
monsa to tho pooplo NJ tho nn1t Bon-
oral oloction, ho lenyoa tllo Lo,iH1alurn
to decide. lin proceosla, iownyor to point mt
many dofocta In lilo ,Conntltutfut,, a,ho,,F,
which aro tho ioglstry Inv, the yoto pnwor ii
tho Exoctlyo, who Gun now bo oyurrulptl by 4
minority yoto. tho Grand Jury nyB-
tom, oto. NoforrlnE to tin condition
of tho Btatc, tho Hovornor anyH. 'Many
new enterprises havo boon n.tcccnsfut1y oslnl'-
liBod, md incronsol faolitioH Of commerce
hnye rendered. moro advantageous tho no,rcon
Of wealth. Our benevolent institutions l,avo
greatly onlargod tl,oir nllloro Of uHornl-
noss. An onorgotio population from al,rond Inns
throngc1 ltthor to nl'ldo with nn. Education
Inns taken vigorous impulno form tho fontorlng
caro- extended to It, and wo hayo oyery reason 10
look forward with hopofulnoss to the promising
future.
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TeieErnpflfc Efr1vltleg,

George W. Fargo died at his Residence in
Buffalo, on ThurHday night, through ali oyordoao
of laudauun,. Mr.. l'nrgo loayos q wife, but no
children. IIo WAS 50 yoara Of ago, and was tho
son Of tho Hon. William q. Fargo, Of Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'s EzproHH.
On Thursday night British soldier, mined
depot at Windsor, Cannda, foil on tho 10y track,
md was run over by u switch ongno and in
atautly killed.
Tho body Of tho second mato, Horny 3. BAL
lard, and four othor bodies from tho wrecked
alip. Peruvian, woro washed ashore at Capo Cod
on Thursday, souo Of them badly diHagurod.
Tho Coronors Jury, In tho caBo of Mary Hill
bert. OF Ooyolaud, Win dosl M Tuesday nivllt,
, 1873-01-04
POLITICAL.


LITTLE RooK, inn. 3.-Tho Conyontion Of tho
is understood TINT Senator Rico is urging tho
setting up OF Il separate State Government to
compel Congress to tako homo action in regard
to the 1ato election in this State. Leading Donl-
ocrats oppose tho 1noyomont, and it ia thought
1t will not be carried into effoct.
Two moro bills will DO filed boforo Judge Cald-
vol tomorrow, by onndidatos on tho Reform
ticket at tho Into election, who claim to ho
elected. The flrat case comea up for argument
Oh Monday,
, 1873-01-04

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. .3.-BnEADsruFF Fs-F1our dull
treble, $7.60&8.a0; family, $9.0o@10 80. Corn dul
and lowor mixed yellow and white 76c.
Pnov1B1oNH-pork dull sold At 1880. bacon
dull and lower at 64(c, 9sc, 1oAo Lard in good de-
msnd; ttorcc, ,eA@8He; keg. vH@loc. a..,aos
observation-disclosures 1c hfghor; others unchanged
MonErAnx-stcrliug 21K; sight, x diHcount.
Gold, 114H.
CorroN-Activc and adyauccd; sales. 10000 good
2oo; mlddiing orleans, 2o<c. Receipts, Its; 81.
ports, Liverpool, 1000; stock, 1677lf weeka sales,
370o0; net receipts, 25,6ol gross, 3l850 exports,
Coast|ise, 4,3si; Great Dr!tan, 15,213; Continent
1862.
, 1873-01-04
Suicides

NEW ORLEANS, Jun. al, Mouler, tobacco
: merchant aged 10, shot himsclf dead, this morn
~ing IL city RAILROAD car: Nepertoa canao
children.
! sr. Louis, Jan. 3.-Fredorick Rupp, editor Of
Athe Dolloville Ill.) Zetng, committed suicide,
his office. llo had boon considered insano tor
au1ue tino pRat.
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Tile CHICAGO DAILY TR1BUN1 SATURDAY, JANUARY

mostly iqpoeel Of 1T tho following racs: Elmo
wnol hrrr Mt ats1ho u H.; wool, 7Stssn Y H.
llihDt arc wa'cd aid butc buyers would lMy utmost
Ary price for l1lcni.
Iioas-acnrcely a,.d1eIcnl 1u,e tls weok to mako n
mnrkot. Tlc reat!ls tuo up .M ear loatlB, ,noa Of
Which have Eono through III frat hanlB. Wil1innl
cNt, -
llonsEs-Hix car loasla received this week, with 10
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lCE-BOUND.

y
OF Icc-Eru-'
From. the Oshs'
Tho following 81
gentleman fr' -
correctr~
wooL -. .s.a',@ - =.
tho '. -: .''~'
liGhWa: :: ..'
pr97ance, p'1,7oa G, ..4orn
o1;,na nI!too " ~. ~ firmly
fr'sen o<onh. ov9: .,.n, and havo, some '
~olon =. interrupted in dogroo
'Ao1 T.. IL travel. Those cracks pro,
'aum over two and three foet wide,
~ "ecalod" In tho daytime, II tho
tout mud tho nerves Of tho
20 greatoat danger consists
sproad in asnglo night, md
-. .haps ono of tho coldost days Of
10 Germans, named respectively
'- 4jegot, started from Clifton, each
IT,, !" Of wood aostinod for tho Oshkopll
The lattor was now comor from tho
try, md had but recently aottlcd in tho
of the cliffs, and, as fato would lave 1t.
,sas his first trip over tho ice.
ho two, in company with oEora dozen others,
Ilccossfully crossed to CIR Biloro, and Boon had
thoir loads sold upon the market, after Which
, transaction Lrtko aud Degol wont around the
tic former won't to tho hotol balm, whore both
teams wero lodged, and waited for his compnn-
ion, whom ho Ind got separated from during tho
course Of tho day. Lutke waited and waitod III
vain, md darkness approaching, hitched up his
toaul aud started of, not Wishing night to over
tako him on tho road, az fearful crack lay
about four miles off the. Oshkosh shore.
Dogol, 1t Hoe1ns, had mot all old country
friend, and Bpont longer time waiting than lo
supposed, for night had approached Gro ho im-
aglnod It tino to loayo.
Eight o'clock wRH struck by tho town boil
| whom ho got fairly under way, but 1ie struck
manfully out, though almost uttorly ignorant OF
| tie correct course to pursue. ...-.,
| For nearly an hour ilo kept his way duo eaat,
but suddenly h!R horaes started baok With fright,
| forth In tho pItchy darkuoss, and cav terrible
gnp In tho leo, yawning directly boforo. It was,
liz states, over nix feet across, and to jump it
| seemed impossible 70, turning lH toasn to the
north, Ae entoayorot, for two Or threo miles, to
| fi1ld a narrower place, which, however, not
soe1ning to bo found. 4o turned and progressed
towards tho eouth. or Dlack Wolf Point, q
place about thrco foct III width WAS roachod,
and whipping OH tho horses, on attempt wat
nlntlo to Jump tho cllasm. For hono tlulo tlley
| refused to lunp, III, suortng with terror, the,
| seemed to wial to fly away from II but at lnsi
| tney wero forced forward, And gained \ footholt
Oh tho oppusite bi,lo IN nafoty.
Degol now breathod froo, md kept on liil
oastwnrl conrBo, scoMingly forgotful that 1tt
own town wnH far to tho north OF tho point III
wns aiming for, Drothertown. llo thinks thai
full another holr nntl q half had passed. nway
when ho wAs Rga!n suddenly brought TO- I
HtnulHtil by another tlsGuro, this tlmo wllc
tlla, before; but tho spirit Of froizy soonaod tt
hayo overcome both driver aud team Tor tAt
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PEORIA.
ncNulty, tho Wife-NTur1erer--Fou
DG1lt1.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
eran1 1ne nt aP nrs
pocsB. It il tho general opinion that he wifi not
30 hung at all, aud tho community are bitterly
opposed to tho interference Of Governor Pal
NOR. MoNulty is u brutal, desperate man.
a German, named Chas. piper was discovered
dead in his room at a boarding house this morn
j. ing. WhiBkoy and cold weather killed him.
, 1873-01-04

o7ees7s 1sa77ote's ! c77se1Po
Wayorly, vol known as = prominent distillor' IN
Ohio, had d moloo with ono of Ills workmon
whom he discharged yontorday, which tormi-
natod by the workman striking him on tho head
with mill pick, inhiotng noyero and tlangor-
GUS wound. At o'clock to-day hIr. Em.not's
chances for recovery were regarded as precarl-
DuH
, 1873-01-04

NEwAnK. N. j., Jau. 3.-Mary Ann MAJ
willow woman, agod Is, was killed by
Murphy, ilor son-il1~|aw, during drunko1l
last night, ut u groggory Iopt by tho latl
posed to have ilod to Ulillicoths, NO., who:
has relatives residing.
, 1873-01-04
OHIO.

CoIuHrnus, O., Jan. 3.--In tho 6onato this
morning bill WAS introduced to repoal The
fa1nouB Deoaol Railroad hill, which authorized
cities, counties, a,ld townships to yoto . tux to
build railroads. This bill wifi not affoot the ac-
tion taken or tho rlghta acquired undor tho aaid
trespaas Of persons upon folds md promises.
COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. BIN tho Senate, this
afternoon, u bill ras introduced to amond tho
State Insurance law, so as to provide tllat In
case Of mutual companies tho nctual cash assets
Of tho pamo amount and description shall bo
accepted in lieu Of capltal stock as in case Of
other companies.
Tho bill to authorize municipal corporations
to construct railway machine Bhopa, aud to rent
or loaao tho aa1no, was lost.
, 1873-01-04

;S*eciai Dfspatch u Ths Chicago Tribune.
DErno1r, Jan. "A grand Meeting Of sol
and sailors OF tho State In to DO held at Lam
on Wednesday next. Tho programme cor
OF buBinoss moo!ing during tho dny, o
banquet aud hop In tho evening.
, 1873-01-04
POLYNESIA,

MErDounHE, Victoria, Jan. 3, via LONDON,
Jan: ia a. m:-Additional caseB Of kidnapping
tho polyneBian natives by wholesale havo como
to light; The guilty parties will bo Hoyoroly
dealt with. Tho authorities aro determined to
break up the infamous practice.
, 1873-01-04

CALCUTTA jan 3.-rho United States fag-
ship Lackawanna, which arrived. hero sovoral
days ago from Singapore, will sail to-day for thu
Sannl Ut Ceylon. 11er officers and crow arc woll.
, 1873-01-04

Special Dcspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Jan. 8.---Tho 6euato adjourned to
Monday evening, whom tho committees will
probably DO announced The House committees
will probably bo announced on Monday aftor-
noon.
, 1873-01-04

NEW YORK CITY POLITICS,
New YoRK, Jan. 3.-At meeting Of the Tam
many General Committee, last night, John W.
Chambers WIS elootod Chairman for 1873.
Minor officials woro also cIoBon.
, 1873-01-04

LONDON, jan. 3.--Isandolph Stewart, ninth
Earl OF Galloway, died yostorday. "a.
DETROIT, Jan. IA: Ii. stowoll, prominent
citizon, died On Thursday.
, 1873-01-04

BERLIN, Jan. 3.-Tho Emperor has conferred
tho Order Of tho Black Eagle upon Bismarck.