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National Republican., 1873-01-28
DRoPosAIsFoRARMYTRA TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE OHIKF QuARTEnMAaTRR, I


OFFICE CHIKE QUARTERMAsTRR, I
ST. PAUL, MINI, December "a, lsl1
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
u O'Clock m, the 18th day Of February, ls7a for
the transportation Of Military supplies on Route No
and Route IN Montana, during he year eominene'
ing April l, lsI3, and ending March 81, 1874
The contractor may be required 70 transport sup.
plies TO and from points reasonable distance, not
exceeding $50 miles outside the limits OF the regular
routes and bidders requested 70 specify In their
proposals the rate at which such TRANSPORTATION,
should II be required, will be performed 70 be stated
limits OF route.
each route, and will be accompanied by bond in
the sum Of s5o, ADrnod by two or more responsible
parties. guaranteeing that In case contract In
awarded 10 the bidder. he win execute same and give
good and sufficient bonds for its fulfillment
Copy Of contract aud blank form Of proposal can
be had on application 10 the ocers of the QuATter'
Fort Leayenworih, Kan; Omaha, Neh Ogden
copy OF the form OF contract and OF this AdNer.
-tisement will be AttAehed TO each proposal
Proposals will be endorsed on the wrapper: PRO
posas for Army Transportation on Roule -"
By command Of Lieutenant General sheridan.
Deputy Or. Mr.. Gen.. U. g. A. ohisi Or. Mr.. g. D.
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MARRIED.

BETZMANN--kILLIAN,o On the sd instant, by
KATIE RILLIAS, Of this city. No cards.
YOuNq-wILsON;-On the 18th instant by the
Rev, Father CAmpi, SAMUEL q, YOUNG and MA0gIk
b. daughter OF the late Peter T. Wilson, Of this city
National Republican., 1873-01-28
MNcnHN7ffsI LINE or sTE1NsiTfps

WARRINGTON kSD NEW YORK.
vHerSafIer the hns steapships v. n w.
%%EI!5SS gsis sSTg YoHk, hLfshSpRiA. ssszf2
WARRINGTON, and 0EORgfTOWN,
As follows Leave New York from Pier p East River,
every Saturday at 4 y, m. LeAye geousetown every
Inn
For full information, Apply 10 r. PA. DENHAM.
town, or at the corner OF Seventeenth street aud
New York avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
iaIItf Ira.ident
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DRoPOsAIs ron DREDGING.

usITED STATES EN0ISEER OFTIcE,l
CTHnD Story, UNION BANK BUILDING,
TArErrE, NEAR CHARLES BTREErD
BALIlhohE, MD., january %, ls7S,
Proposals for additional dredging In tue AppO-
mAtt0I river below peteTsburg Vlrp1nla will w te
ceiyed qnu noon Of February ls ls7s
The right u reject any bid Is reserved
Blank forms, hpeoi ihcAtiOns, aud any desired in.
formation can be had on application af t6s Once.
jAn2i Major of Engineer. /,
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JAS.H. MccILL,
ARCHITECT,
OIL seventh .trecs, opposite Post once.
sepo-u
BALM OF LIFE.

, S.snITeros, y, q: HOSsmbs, 9 is7C; Z
s saeGs from aIspspss a Ky ssR had
as$.Ss .s Ts. %s BSa
SS sg % @ Is ss saS. s%San
asoss bout sf2sen ninSis. % Alter dinner. T and when Tstr
my at night batbed my head, face, neck aud chest
iiTs; Ire oEt my spPstts md fh Bssn 70 return; my
Sss a1d hs sapSs REMEDY Sbpai
months Ian ca Sarod; aRd h4ys sSSd sI an
.ta Eta G5 81 AG T fP; nd ~S S SSs
that others may follow my eHpG5ienes With sgSGsss
wAsHN0roH, d. O., December la, lsIi.
biss RSSf 81 IsuS bsSssss sSSSS @ owe S %y
s1S soar PESsrsS6 ~ 81 s. G through tho use Of
Sovsnbsr 5 isiO, gave you statement q having
been cured q dyspepslA By Your wnnderfll Irepa.
@ sSn fSr any y Incidental ia Of severn assEs on
my health, In anywise l cannot conceive y pQssi.
and % harmless s9iution SScomplishss In fset Il j
sss.yhiRE q sSs lY Ss Ss SSES 0n sudden Ill
sun remain cured q dSsPeEsS, which Sss o. sc 80
Obliged % subssi Oh one ta6isSpoonfl o. milk and
one soda cracker per day -,
A'"''' '0" BEHA NJ sIMMs.
Miss BenA is my daughter. had despaired Of her
recovery. She had the best Of treatment but the
dyGpepsa bad 9ec9me chronic. and reaisted the best
% Ths 81 BALM AZ SF cured her, and II is used in
my family In manifold ways and for various pur.
Asthma has afiicted me for many years; the
thing else tried, Too mgSR cannot Se ssid tn lis
%f ivy yoan. asa confederation IRs iYsS feel
l am Miss BenA's siteE and cannot eIpress my
10y for her EecoyeTy and r2hnst heathTall due e
siTenstS. T dean renewed health ssa SSesrfaiSsss =
S3i fRSS z SO esaS and a. chsfhhS
must always very kindly reWsmber, Pref cook.
PRoF. ], A CooK-Dsar Siri About year ago ]
1GSTSsd With dysPSpA e sSSh DEERE = e
ton without ieeln. pertectly miserable. In fact,
o0iIS Tas sa nauSSd 70 try % your BALM OF LIFE and
can Tpthfully assert lhat II acted Ike magic hAy,
snd N iads ood %S
s SEs. %asS %sy eS g. b ssRsnas s
Mrs. AITaED CLoUdiiLY, sJi street.
Dyspepsia Of Seven Years Cured BY III,
BALM.
r,,,, - whASGIaNo2Tees: p q November & - ISL
and tested 20 many Ismsaiss without help oE relief
aaa SfP S sSPS e sSss ssSas SSr
faith, foai had suffered seyen years with this teTb
Tor 1 two weeks At tfms Without anything pSssiSI
my lips but g'linaEabio water. suffered 40 much
S&fM i TIE S'l ilrSt TN Galf sFocIt 51 6sashtsd me
leaa than month waa lgeilng we'll and al TIL
hs S he Sopf may q Ssspg SSs sa
publish M Son ehoosSf, 1,At Mis- 9; alil!MAN.
den t3 Third EtrssI northwest
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UNITED STATES PATRT OFFICE,

WAsHNoToS. D. q, Jan. II. lsl1
On the petition Of JoHS Coz, Of btrAuord, Conn'
administrator Of John II. Coe, deceased, and vii
tension OF patent sranted TO the said John H. Coo
and William d. Snifhn on the 3d day OF MAY laSg'
II il ordered tnAt the testimony in the ease
closed ON the list day of April neat that tue 11 i0r
ted the lin day q Ap5il nsft ana That MAJ SAD Ir
Lny perN0n may Oppose this extension
jail fu3w 81 II, LEdoETilI CoInmissloner.
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The Christian Union,
HEKRY WARD BEEeHER, EDITOR.

Persons desiring 70 snhaeribe or renew their Sub.
Peripugns TO the CHRISTIAN UNION can send or
leave their names and address with the
AGENT FOR THIS DISTRICT
Major J. II. Turner,
No, l796 Tenth street northwest, or No % General
Land once
By so doing Hubseribers will hnd u great their
advantage, pecunlArily aud otherwise
The exquisite Ohrpno given to osubscribsTe, Little
Runaway and Her petA,N Is the hneat FfenSh OIL
OhromQ eNer offered % q premium, apd Ivy Somps
tent ludgea 10 pronouuced prTtgct tIoa. lanlJm
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LIMITED srArEs PATENT oFFICE

NNTIED NTATIS TATENI VTTINL
WAsHIEaToS u. O., Jan TO- lNa
On the petition 81 wILlLad olEyKtAND hIaSl,
Of New YORK N, Y, praying Tor tue exhaustion VI
patSnt 10 him on the 18th day Of April lsa,
tS az TySsSf Saf n IN M ths eas. be
closed the 18th day q March next that the tIpo
for nling aTySunents and the ENAmineEa nSport BY
limited 10 the glEt day Of March and that sAih
petition be heard GU the aih day of March nSIt.
jaIffnSW a B. LEd0ET'T, eoanniasiSnsr.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE, BROWN g. CO.,
LAW PUBLISHERS,
IlO WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
NAVE JUsT PuBLISHED
FoR SALE RGdns BY vi ~ 9Sb T. piS} MSREHs9S fsSE,

UNOR SALE BY W. II. a .. II. MORRISON,
Il LAW BOOKBELLERS AND PUBLISHERS,
No, go PennsylyAniA avenue.
History of Journalism In the United States from
le!p 10 ls7a" by Frederick Hudson.
Little Hodge, by the author OF GinH's baby,
AN Only Sister" by the author Of John Halifax,
Coupon BoIds and other Stories" by 7. Trow.
Art, literature, and Science" by Mrs Lincoln
Phelps.
",Barrier burned Away, BY Iey. EdTaTd = Roe.
nansh, ,Ths TEeasgTes g the seSs" BY the au.
thor Of u. o. W. O. "Our Young fOlks;" vol Q: an
Illustrated Magazine for boys and girls, "Congres.
sionAl pirectnry, "a sess sd Consress" "A Cyolo'
piled and ALPHABETICALLY arranged by N a. de Fon.
tAine. prats on AttAShmsnti" Oh edition; revised
syo law sheep, Visiting, Wedding and Mourning
Cards engraved IA the latest style and With dis
patch. lAn9l
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DRoPosALs FOR FENCES.
OFFICR CHMF QUARTERMAsTER,)
DEPARTMENT or TIN Gully, ,
kHw ORLEANS, Ia, December D. ls72 y
Sealed proposals In tripllcate, with copy Of This
advertisement attached. will be receiYed at this
pitioe unt twelve O'clock m, FRIDAY, February 7,
l5la, for the erection around each Of tho national
cemeteries at Alexandria, Batou Rouge and Port
Hudson, Louisiana, Of wall OF stone with copinK)
or brick. an iron fence, and at each lodge of
the above named cemeteries.
Bids may DO for tho whole work OF all The cemete'
rHr or for q single Cemetery.
The bonds required for the faithful performance
Of the contracts will be In amount twenty per cent
OF the whole AMOUNT Of each contract
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and indQrsed Proposals for erecting lodges (ol
walls or iron fences around oemeteries.D
By order OF the QuArtermAsteT General
WILLIAM H. Hu0HEB,
iAa Chief OuArtermAstoF,
National Republican., 1873-01-28

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUI
Il scriber hhs obtained from the supreme Court
letters Of administration on the personal estate Of
CARnoLL II, WlSHLow, late Of Washington city,
D o., deceased. All PERSONS having claims Arainst
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 eHhibitthe
same with the yoVcheru thereof to the subhC riber O
or before the 18th day Of January next they may
otherwise by law be excluded trsm all bsnent H
the said estate. -
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of January
ISIS uAn2l. .1uSwl BENJAMIN y. WINsLOW
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUR
L scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
Of lhe District OF Columbia holding Special Term,
letters testamentaTy on the personal estate %
FRAScIs PRosPERI, fate Of Washington city, D. C.,
deceased All perEons having claims against the said
| deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
sith me vouchers thereOf TO the subscriber on OF
| before the 18th day OF January neat, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from AL benent OF the
Owen under my hand, thih 18th day Of January,
| ls7a SAMUEL T. ARNOLD,
| iAngI. .TuBws Executor.
National Republican., 1873-01-28

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING SPECIAL TLRM.
In the Gaze Of Francis Madison and Isaac Ian,
die, executors OF Cecglia Ann beans deceased, tn.
executors aforesaid hAys, with the appreciation "
the supreme Court Of the District o. Columbia
aforesaid, appointed MONDAY, the 10th day Of Feb
ruAry, A. u. lbS, for the nnal settement and oistr
button OF the personal estate Of said deceased, and
Of the asssis in hand - far as the sao have been
All the Creditors and heirs of said deceased are ny
tined to attend, with their claims properly vUuched,
1r they may otheTwise by Law he excluded from ali
benent In said deceassds estate; Provided copy
~ this order be published once a week for thlSs
weeks in the NATIONAL hlPuELiCAE previous to he
said day, .,,
ianal. .Iulbys AegtHtsT Of Wills
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100000.
MISSOURI STATE LOTT ERY.
LsgaiIzsd by state Authority aud Drnwn In
PublIc In ~. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 Numbers.
CLASS y. TO DE- DRAWN JANUARY N, Is'A
1850 Prizes, Amounting to s3OO,OOO.

Tickets, SO, Half Tickets, So, Quartsr.,
$500.
rH-Our lotteries ara chartered by the Htats, ara
always drawn at the time nAmed aud all AraHinKu
are under the supervision of sworn commissioner.
sH-1he officisl drawing viii h. published In tba
st Louis pAlerr, and q cory OF drawing sent To
purchasers 81 tckeb.
uwe will draw similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year lsl2
tW-Remit Al our risk by POST OFfICE MONEY
OkDERB, REGISTERED LEfTEll,' DRAfr OR
ENPRk5B. Send for = circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER a. CO.,
~. Louis, No.
Post Once Boz 24li. myl.TuThkbu
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR

RsoIEEKR's OFPICE TKRTH l. II. DIsTRICT,l
nuPfALo, N. ", December g. l51a I
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received al
this office until ~ m. TUESDAY, January %, 1873,
for furnishing all the materials and labor necessary
frame dwelling for Lishtkeeper at Fair Haven,
Zach lid must state the gross sum for which the
materials will be furnished and the construction
completed
The usual bonds will be required for faithful
execution Of contract.
copy Of the HperihcAtions must accompany
each bid evidence Of the object Of the PROPOSAL
Plans may be seen at this ooe, or al the residence
OF Mr.. George l. Post of Fair Haven, N. y, and
on application
Proposals. for Fair Haven Light Station, N. ""
and forwarded. Irerad To the underigned;
q. 4. GILLESPIE,
, 1873-02-11

Whr department Fr0Hnostlcht10nes
CHICAGO, Fob. 1o.~-Throughout tho Northwest
westhSr tlIs -. nofn!ng g but ,!ta ;iaisua,A!y e1a
Ensaid % 's aud Canada. ada liz liz thermomotor n tuI at
daylight marked aa follows; Ban Francisco, 40
above; Cheyenne, 90 above; Omalla, SO above;
50 above; 81. Louis, 80 above; Memph!s, 81
above; Now Orleans, 90; Louisville, 81 Oinoin-
natl, 90; Detroit, III; Cleveland, 10 above;
Pittsburgh, IL above; Buffalo and Toronto,
above, Rochester, above; Montreal, below /;
Quebec,- Z below; Burlington, Vt.,. below !;
Portland, above: Boston, g above; New York,
roe, a. above Charleston, 8. O., 81.
Wan DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
s1oNAL OFr1oER, DIVISION OF TrIEdRAals AND
REpoRra FOR TIE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
WAsu1NaToN,, D. G., Fob. 10,-Probabilities-
low barometer over Wisconsin moves eastward
into Canada, accompanied. By brisk aud high
Lakes and Northwest. on Tuesday. frosh and
brisk, and probably high, westerly to northerly
winds, falling temperature, and clear and clear-
ing weather, accompanied BY, probably, areas OF
snow over tho Uppor Lako region. For the
Middle Statos, fresh and brisk Winds, increasing
possibly to high, oyor tho Lower Lake rogiou, md
gradually veoring to southerly and westerly, rs:
ing temperature, cloudy weather aud arons OF
generally light ra;u. For Now England, winds
shifting to fresh and brisk Bouthorly to wostorly,
rising temperature, and cloudy woathor. For
tho South Atlantic Statos. frosh aouthorly to
For tho Gulf states oast of the Mississippi,
winds vooring to southorly md westerly, cloudy
weather., and poasibly areas Of light rain. Fot
Icnnessoe and Kontucky, cloudy woather nud
rain, but winds veerlng to westerly, and north
| westerly. alld clearing weather during Tuesday
, 1873-02-11
SPRINGFlELD.

Spccu1nttons us to who Will bo Nolnl"
mated for Railroad md Warehouse
C0nlnliHsi0ncrs.
Special Despatch to I'hs Chicago 1rstHne.
Srn1NaE1EtD, ILL.,, Fob. 10.-duessng Who Will
ho tho noxt aot Of mon nominated On tho Rail-
road Board ia tho occupation Of oyory ono around
tho 1eland tonight. Tho names will DO cor-
tain]y sont to tho Senate IN tic morning II t1oro
Is quorum, but tt is not impossible that notion
will DO postponed until noxt -wook,. when tho
Committoos now visiting tho State Institutions
return. Colonel Morgan wi1lnot bo nominated.
Ho las boon very oandid In admitting
that II railroad or any other corporation or
porson offered him bettor salary than the State,
ho would roaign aud accopt. Tho Governor
heard tllis, and did not cara to appoint a man On
whom tho duties Of tho oillco would rest Bo1iglt-
II, and who could be induced to cast thom off On
small ppouniary proyocntion, Mr. Morgan has
boon very honeat In 1nnkshg tho admission, and
stated Tint he did,, not doBiro to obtain
tho place Under fa1so protencos Of any kind.
No QUO but tho Governor knoWB who ho will
nominate, but It is safc to say thas two II not
ttroo, Of tho following names will bo submitted
to tho Senate: ". Q. Flagg, Madison Roubnn
Of Cook; John Il. Adams, Of Stephenson. Tho
Governor will stand by whoever ho aonds In, and
will not be intimldatol by abuse or tl,reats. Tho
Senate will hnyo to confirm or roiect. Ho has
,nado up his mind to that.
, 1873-02-11
Disposition OF EoCs..Suprotno Court
Dccisfo1aa-.-Exuit PFospOcts---per-
ROu0fs


Disposition OF Eeca.-$upromo Court
Dccisiolaa-.-Exnlt PEospocts---Per-
Bonaf.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune>
Spn1NoF1ELD, Fob. 10.-Under tLo old law the
foes collected by tho Secretary Of State woro q
part Of tho emolumonts Of his Office, and in tho
organization Of companies under tho donoral
Incorporation lows 1t bocauao custom for them
to present to tito secrotary OF State d printed
copy Of their charter for him to certify, and as
the work Of comparing WAS comparatively light,
and tho charging Of foes being at his option, 1t
happened tint tho fces charged wore very
often largely loss than tho legal feea. Tho quos-
tion Of discretion In theao cases has boon sub
nitted by Colonel q. II. Harlow, Secretary, Of
TINT, rs tho fees now collected go into tho State
Treasury, in acoordanoo with Inv, tho Secretary
has no power to ronlt any part Of tho legal fooB,
whicl, must DO collected, Us fixed by law.
In the Central Grand Division the pnprome
Court fot tho Ja1uary tou1, 1873, reversed ind
fomanded cases numbera 81 and 30, Hayner et
al. Us. Smith ct al, appeal from tho Alton City
Court.
Petition for q rehearing In No. 23G, Peoria d
Rock Island Railroad, Us. Chino is denied.
An examination, made by exports, reveals tho
fact TINT the pnach crop In this part OF tho State
will this year bo failure, Many other kinds Of
fruits are badly injured 4 light crop Of applea
Ia expected, unless improved lator in the eeaaon.
Several varieties Of grapes aro also killed, Of
well as smaller fruitB. Reports from Egypt arc
to the Same effect.
Senator Il. J. Oglosby ia in tho city to-day.
, 1873-02-11

night, III tho intorost Of tho contemplated 1n~
dnatrlal Exposition, to bo hold bore ncxt fall.
Although q hoavy rnin was faltng. tho l,all was
noarly tlllod with people, representing
Of huatnoqi trade, and r profession t,ie f1o1,
Mountain Railroad, and President Of tho Aano-
citation, mndo au addrosa hottlng forth tho rur-
poso Of tho organization, anl its Importance ct, to
tho welfare Of tho osy and Toro 70 int aSy~
Colonel Goldman, I'd. Harrison, and Colonel
Hall, OF tho Iron Mountain and South Ut.
Louis iron intorost, and several oshor prom,
inont cltizcns, nil strongly urging nottyo nna M
energetic measures to push forward tho pro1oot
tho spot, and half rs much moro promised
Soliciting Oommittoon will Mt onco 60 to work,
and thero ID no doubt but that moro than
enough monoy to mako tho enterprise COM
ploto succesB can ho spoodily raised.
, 1873-02-11

l,c track, noar noddng yesterday, killing tho
engineer, Qoorgo hloulthrop:
Ill. t1ead body CT negro. supposed to have
boon murdered, was. found onrly yesterday
morning, Is mlloa from 81. Louis. No clue to
Tho perpetrators.
Tho Lydia Thompson troupe, on Sunday night,
at tito Academy of Music, Now Orleans. closed
tho most sucooBsful engagement OF tho heaaon,
tho four wooAs' receipts being over 986,0o0.
a psyis letter ssys: .rl,e truth about TUG
Objectionable play Of Mr., sAtdon is, that 1t
Bouglt to nttaok tho Ropatlic 81 FRANCO by ut,-
tlorlnking to show tho alious morals OF tho
people III tho model American Ropubllc.'
The river at Port Deposit, Md, Inns fallen
some, and Is now ut stand still, but another
riBo iB expected Boon. Tho people arc still
anxious, oxpooting Hoon to DO forced to take
refuge on tho hills. There Ia no movement OF
tho leo.
4 despatch, from the OhioRtea aaYs TINT tho
Suuquohanna niyor was gorgod on Saturday
night. Tho river roao oight foot, and tho water
baokod MP and ovor1owed tho canal, causing
soino damage. Tho wator has boon falling Blnco
Inst night, but thero Is no movement.
The boiler In tho agricultural works Of Yatos
Brothers. ncar HAVANA ILL.,, exploded Saturday
afternoon. demoliyhiug tho building In which 1t
stood and aome othors adjoining. Ono Of tho
propriotors was forced through plank Partition
and terribly manglod, aud his hrothor was badly
ecaldod by tho steam. Neither IL oxpootsd to re-
COYOr.
, 1873-02-11

CINCINNATI, Fab. 1o.-Frank B. Lord, formerly
General Ticket Agent Of the indianapolis, Gin
tton at his residence noar thia city this morning.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 10.--Tlio Hon. Thomaa
Parsons. d woll-known politician, diod thia morn
ing.
KANSAS Cry, Feb. 10.-Oolonel Z. II. Magoo,
ono Of the Oldest cltizcna ar,d at ono tmo Mayor
Of this city, dlcd suddenly, Of hourt-liseaso,
yesterday morning.
Sr. LOUIS, Fob, l0.-Mra. Crittondon, widow
Of tho late Senator John J. Crittonlon, of lion.
tuoky, died here yoatorday, at tho rosidonco Of
her son-i1l-law, Andrew MoKinta.
WABnlaaToN, Feb. 0.-Commander James ".
Shirk, U. =. NJ, 1iod this evening Of pneumonin.
, 1873-02-11
KANSAS CITY.

E'a1I OF q uuiIding.-TElreo Persons
Killed-~A Drunken Teanstor Killed
by q Fall.
KANaAs C1rY No., Fob. 10.-The old wall Of
tho Ferguson HouBe, Of this city, foil yesterday
afternoon, crushing 2 franc house alongside, III
which lived family named Douohue. hfra.
Donohue md daughter, aud a young lady namea
Kioly, woro instantly killed. and another daughter
had ono arm broken In two places, ono log
broken, and breast crushed in, but sho still lives,
A child yenrs escaped unhurt.
Shortly before this, man named Richard
swals, wlilo driving along Twelfth street in m
intoxicated condition. foil out Of his wagon, an1
received injurios which resulted In death.
, 1873-02-11

lsndolod liolo In hor bow. Tho wator r,lshod
III no rapidly rs to turn hpr. over sideways; rolling
pipo. .sho won't down rapidly ii Il the higL
rlvor, 80 foot doop In tho ol1annol tho
ourrent swift nnd tho night cold but bright.
Captain h1cE!lanoy, hftor swimming ashore. rer.
ished with cold. bovoral othors swan aud savod
wrook, wtio!, foato.l down tho river, and woro
rescued by sEitrp, few at limo, oillod through.
The fireman, Horny Church., a acck-hand, Goo.
Oakley; and tlie wheeler, Thompson, a lad "A
Middleport, wliero tho casually Ia fclt eeyorely.
, 1873-02-11
CINCINNATI.
Evangelical 1Iinistcrial Associations.
Tho Coming Musical Eostivnl.

Tho Coming Musical Festival.
C1Eo1NNAT1, Feb. l0.-Tho Evangelical Minis
torinl Association, Of this city henrd report Of
tho Committee on Christian Union today. The
report met with fnvor md was laid over s.;1N tor
It propoaoa to havo an oarly
Convention Of nil Evangelical Churches, in Gin
oinnati, to deliberate on plan Of closor follow
ship and moro united action, at which an addrosa
will DO delivered on tho subject Of general doc. &C.
tho meantime, tho report recommends the OK.
changing Of pulpita by ministers. The adoption
Of the report is probable.
Tho Cincinnati May Mueical Festival Assooia-
Theodore Thomas, expressing satisfaotion with
tho prospects Of tho festival. Tho Association
ta-day co ncluicd contract with Anna Loulst
UareY to sing as loading consralto.
, 1873-02-11
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Fob f0.-The Pomeroy Investigating
Committee, to-day, authorized tho publication
Of that portion Of Colonel Yorks testimony
which was kept back at tho time it WAS given.
It is to the effect that Pomeroy told him (York)
that ho had threo spies in tho antl-PoIneroy
light Captain Tough and Representative Bond.
Judge Horton, Unitod States Distriot Attor-
noy, was examined to-day. Ho tostihed that ho
had no knowledge Of tho use Of money by
pomoroy.. On boing asked II he had Ind any
conversation with Pomeroy rolativo to tho
alleged payment Of $1,000 to York, he replied
that his only conversation with Pomoroy OIL that
subject WAS in his capacity al attorney; that ho
could not lawfully repeat anything said to him
in confidence by client,
, 1873-02-11
Very Exc115nb1cs

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4 Collector Of informal Royenuo not fur from
tho Ohio niYor, being 1iltlo behind timo in for
wnrling reports for tho month Of December to
tho Department at Washington, submitted tho
following explanation aa to tho cause Of the do
u Loft homo on tho 18th to nttond to oflcial
buainoBs Ohio Rivor blocked with ice, and wae
detained away until tho 22d. Got married, as
Dor previous arrangement, on 29d, to q very
handsome young Christian lady (and she's proud
Of mo yeti Trolicked on the 24th, and pitched
into 6ff]d6 work on the 25th. Hence, please con.
cjudo TINT soulo delay was unavoidable. Don't
let It count againat my office. Our bride joins
In tho request"
Tie ki1ld-heartod C05nmisaionor decides that
tho excueo is admissible.