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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-19
DOAD NOTICE.

DOAD III
hNotice is hereby given. that q petition
Will be presented to the Commissioners Of
TTumbuH County, at their next session to
be held on the first Monday OF March. A, d..
1873, PRAYING for the establishment of q
road along the following described
route in said county, tO-wit: Beginning on
the town line between Hartford and Fow-
Ter, at the south corner OF what is known as
the Mill Lot. wned by Melvin johnson and
running north on said township line until
IL interseetS the road already established
IN said township line.
MARCUS r. GATES.
Fowler. Feb. j, lS534t.
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SESSION.

The committee to make nominations
of officers for the ensuing year made the
following report:
President-w. W. Stevens Hiram.
Vice Presidents-Q. A. Foot. Chagrin
falls; d. W. Thomas, Paris, II. b. Coe,
Mantua.
Recording Secretary w William A.
Messenger, Windham.
Corresponding Secretary-R. P. Can
non. Aurora.
Treasurer-C. a. Thayer, Freedom.
ed.
An essav on cheese making was read
by Mr.. 7. D. Snow. 1t abounded in
practical hints and suggestions and COM
manded close attention from the audi
ence.
On motion, a vote of thanks was ten
dered Mr.. Snow and he was requested
to prepare the essay for publication.
The committee on milk cooler made
their report ofthe workings of a cooler
exhibited before the convention by Mr..
Wikof Of Chagrin Falls, highly COM
mending the same.
Mr.. Pope offered a resolution ex-
pressing the sense of the convention that
it was desirable that every da'ryman
should cool the milk as soon as drawn
from the COW to as great an extent as is
practicable by the use OF water in coolers.
Messers. Odds, Cannon, Foot, Messen-
ger. Morton, Richmond and others par
ticipated in the diicussion of the resolu-
ton, which was finally adopted,
Reports Of the workings ofseveral fac
tories were red, and the superintendent
of all factories were requested to forward
statistics 10 the secretary of the associa-
ton for incorporation in the minutes Of
the convention.
Messers. Messenger, Hudson and Jan
field were appointed a committee TO Sc
lect a list of questions for discussion at
the next meeting Of the association.
The report Of the Finance Committee
was received.
On motion the convention adjourned
10 meet at Garrettsville the first tuesday
after the first Sunday in February, 1874.
Leader.
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DOR RENT.

DOR RENT,
IL One half Of the new double house. cor
ner Market and Vine SITS, containing seven
good rooms. pantry. six closets. with n good
cellar. filtered rain water in kitche n n
good well convenient. will be rented at rea-
SOnable rates, OF the whole house and lot
will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire on
the premises or OF H. Peck, At the store of
Peck Bro. Jan. p, lST3-tf.
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40 Fulton Street. New YORK
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STATIONS. No. /. No }. SO.5.
, 1873-04-11
A TraRtca1 Family Quarrel.

Mr.. Charles 8: Brown, Of Annsvillo, Westches-
tor County. N. Y, had worry acrimonious dis-
cuBsion with his wifo, Wednesday afternoon, con-
corning tho maritime rights Of sitting-hen.
The noat In which tho interesting procosa Of in
cubation was going on Ind boon boaWept by .
tidal wave from tho melting anow-bauks and
tho quick n,aternnl instinct OF Mrs. Brown
prompted her to undertake tho removal Of tho
nest to less humid quarters. Brown remon-
strated by attempting to cut her throat with tho
bread-knife, but the wonpon was not tho keenest,
tho two, md ho ingloriouHly failcd. 4 strugg1o
onauod for tho possession Of tho knife, and
victory porclod upon tho potticoats Of tho
woman. Disarmed, dishonored, benten by .
woman, tho very well-done Brown struck al at
tltude and o1claimod: IL If can't kill you, eau
kill myAolf; ono Of us must do" And 10 i'm
modately proved hts ability to impalo himBelf
upon this horn Of his dilemma. Going to the
stable, he established direct communication be-
and, being mounted on d dry goods boz, ho
bprank into tho air and gracefully broke his
mock. Tivo minutes after, whom tlie muscular
Mrs. Brown oponod tho stable-door In search for
more hens noBts to conquer, Hho discovered the
dead body of lior lato spouse gcntly oscillating
In tho spring breeZeH.
, 1873-04-11

A mad-dog e1citomont is raging at Ottawa,
H., and tho canine raco Is being exterminnted.
About 500 hare been shot within three days.
Robert II. Coleman, charged with tho murder
Of John Newell; at Memphis, WAS discharged
yesterday, tho Slate having failed to mako out =
case against him.
Galveston kilograms and private intelligence
from twenty-three counties report killing frost.
Tho crops Of fruit arc all killed, Planting has
commenced in tleHe counties, which embrace d
large portion OF the cotton-grouing district.
The Oshkosh Journal, Republican nenspa-
por started there in 1868 by Rounds d Morley,
has boon purchased by Allen g. Hicks. publishers
Of tho Daily Nordhtceste.7., and consolidated
With the latter paper.
4 Boston telegram snyB that gentleman who
withholds his name has giyon s25, 900 to tho
Massachusetts Institution Of Technology. Tho
Massachusetts Historical Society has re-olected
Robert g. Winthrop, Presidont.
Robert MoFadden, the Tax Collector OF Pitts
field, ILL.,, who WAS defnultor in tho sum OF
s3,8h0, was arrested in Detroit weok ago, and
Benjamin LigaWorth, ono Of his bondsmen, went
there for him. A Ligsworth Ind no warrant,
Gov. Dagloy refused q reputation, and, yester-
day morning, McFadden decided to so with the
officer,
, 1873-04-11

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
KEwANEE, Ill, April 10.-Thia morning tho
mourntnl newa reached uH by telegraph Of tho
death Of Judge John II. Howe, Of this place, 1t
Laredo, Toxas, whore he was serving as 6ecre-
tary OF Commission appointed by tic President
in January to investigate tho border outrageB
1atolY committed on tho Rio lrande. Ho died Of
consumption, having boon i'll Of TINT dsoaHo
over a year. Mrs. Howe Is with him and will nc
company the remains homo for burial. They
will probably roach hore about week honco.
The Judge served in 1860, and in 1861, as Judge
Of the Sixth Circuit and in 1869 enlisted III tie
Ono Hundred and Twonty-fourth Illinois Reg-
mont Of Infantry; WAS promoted to Lteutenant-
Colonel, and WAS euccassiyoly broyoted Colonel
aud Brigadior-G General, having been in tho sieges
Of Yoksburg and Mobile. Ho WIS known as
brave oncor, sound lawyer, md an eloquent
speaker.
FIT. LOUIS April 10.--Charlos Hanguinot, prob
ably tho oldest native inlabtant Of the section
Of country formerly known NJ Upper Louisiana,
having boon born in this city in 1881. died to-day.
Mr. 6anguinet WAS intimately connected with tlio
commercial aud general growth OF st. Louis from
the time it Was nero fur-trading outpost until
fow years ago, when he retired from businoss.
Ho was keen observer Of the changes III the
social, commercial. and political affairs Of tho
Great Weat during TINT timo.
, 1873-04-11

Special Dfspaseh 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., April 10.-A caae of revolt
Ing cruelty to child hea just boen made public
in Charlie County. Daniel Sans, united
Brothron preacher. living hear Smyrna, IL tho
fond, and littlo girl named Oglosby the victim.
At tile preliminary trial witnesses testified to ro-
poatod beatingB and knock k-dovus; to tho child
being put out Of doors In tho coldoat weather;
kept out until itn teet wore 1rozcn, aud that tho
fiend held tho child's bare arms to tho fire until
they wero burned to blister, and thAt his laat
act Of cruelty vaa to knock It down, and,
while 1t waa IN an insensblo state, ha
took heated poker and seared tho hesh on its
legs aud body. When tho child wncod under
tic hot Iron, 10 remarked to HRS. Radolln, the
woman who filed tho information against him,
"Oh +! sho amt dead yet" At tho cloHe Of the
examination, tho Justico held him for trial.
samH not being able to give bonds, the Justlce
allowed him to 10 at largo on Ms promise to ap~
pear for trial. Bama Immediately left tue oouil-
Try, and parties at Smyrna are preparing to
prosecute tho Justice Of tho Peace for negloot OF
duty. Tho child's montal faculties hayo been
ruined bY its barbarous treatment, and 1t has
boon aent to slater In Wayne County.
, 1873-04-11
MADISON, WIS.
Mo Constitutional Amendment Before
the Pcop1c--Lnnd Ellde--Eor vi.

Mo Constitutional Amendment Before
the PcopIc--Lnnd Sllde.-For Vi
onnns
Special Dttpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 1o.-Tho statement Of
the Inter- Ocean correspondent that the Wisconsin
Legislature had submitted to the people m
amendment to tho Constitution, limiting
municipal and county debts to per
cent Of the valuation, is Incorrect. Buoh amend
mont WAS proposed by tho Legislature OF 1879,
and was approved by tho last Legislature, but
tho important little matter Of passing an aot for
It's submission to tic people Waa forgotten iu tho
absorbing interest folt III tho lRud grant aud
Lacrosse bridge questions.
Tho soft, wet weather hero has caused some
sottlsng and washing Of track, and landslIdea on
portion OF tho Went Wisconsin Railroad be-
tWcen Elroy and Ton,al, which hsB delayed the
Bt. Paul trainR. The track IL being RAPIDLY nut
IN first~rate order.
1t IL 60 muddy horo now that farmors can do
nothing at spring work.
Prof. J. W. Hoyt, Of this city, has left for Eu-
ropo to attend tho Ylonna Exposition, al Gov
ernmont Commissioner for tho Educational De-
pArtmont.
, 1873-04-11
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, April, IT, 1s7s

ttcfday morning, trimming at high ratio OF speed,
IT. Jumped tho track, nnd. tho wholo train, ens
1dmt nep,itoE a she eiglno tulbsa down III, embsnk-
Honry r..Darlihgton, Of Philadelphia, was out
about THO head. not dhngorotisly} WA. Bar
row. OF nostoh, had log brokoh, and uoveral
otpers, ,wnoHo names aro unknown, woro moro
loose fail - y
CINCINNATI, April 10.-Tho railroad bridge at
Morghntowl,t on tho Cincinnati and Afartfnhyillo
Railroad, fol- this morning willie carpenters
and soveraly wountlIng tGroo otl1era.
Ionr JEnvfs, N. Y, April l0.-Another lnnd-
slide on tho Monticello Railroad carried awny
100 foot Of tho tract and killed an old man.
1hnd-slidoa on tho Eric Railroad delay tho
trains.
, 1873-04-11
A Novel Uurc for Dyspepsia.

The followingis DR.. Drown-Soquard's method
Of treating dyspepsia, which ho olhi,ns has been
successful, in tho majority Of caaos, during the
last ten years Of his practice Ths plan consists
in giving but rery little Of solid or fluid food or
things at regular intervals Of from 10 to 20 or so
minutes. All norts of food may DO taken In that
way, but during tho short period when such a
trial is made. It IL obvious that the faclea Of tho
pationt arc to bs laid nstde, and tint nouriHhing
food, Huch AZ roasted or brolled meat, and
especially boet, mutton, eggs, well-baked broad,
aud milk, NTH butter and cheoHo, aud worry
moderate quantity Of vegetables and fruit, ought
to constitute tho dietary OF tho patlenta wo try
ssks vbeb te nnau aho
gradually return to the ordinary system Of eating
Three times day. The most varied diet, as ro-
gards tho kind Of food, can be followed under
this plan as we'll AZ whom one has only two or
three meAln q day. Tho ou!y absolutely esson-
, 1873-04-11

HALIFAX, April 10.-Two schoone1a arrived
this morning with q lot Of goods eayod from the
wrecked steamer Atlantic. The Collector Of
Customs wont down to tho wreck. to-day. A
strong southeast wind and rain with heavy sen
Is bad for the wreck.
HALIFAX, N. s., April 10.- The body Of Brinloy
waa washed ashore at Iunenburg to-day, forty
miles veBt of the wreck. Ihoro were Ite-pre-
servers on the body.
Now York Hrockors arrived at tho acono OF
wreck today. They got oil their apparatus in
order and will commence the work tomorrow
morning. They will probably blow lolo in tho
ship. Ihroo bodica of Hteerage passengers wore
recovered to-day.
PououKEErs1E, N. r., April l0.-The bodies Of
William mud Mary Merritt, victims OF the Allan
tic disaster, arrived here to-day, and we're viewed
by relatives and frienls and then placed in ole-
gaut caskets and put in receiving vault to
await tho finding Of the bodies Of Mrs. Mcrritt
and Miss sory1naer. Then one funeral, and all
will bio buried together.
, 1873-04-11

Prof. Agahnts Ia no Darwinin1l. Lately, in .
lecture at Cambridge, he said r. Man ia said to
DO tho crowning point Of an ascending scale.
Unquossionably ho is the ligheat croatod betng,
but Ito iB tho oulninnting point especially Of bis
own aorios-of that Vertebrate gorioa to which
no belongs. No invortobrate animal haa any
Btruotural rotation to nlnn .whntoycr, while
ntruoturnl relation with him. Tho limitations
hopping each primary typo within It's own boun..
daries hnyo nor heen sufficiently considered, and
arc, indeed, generally wholly lost sight Of. This
careleBBnoas Of invoatgation, or Of statement,
gives ourronoy to broad cancellations partially
tr11e indeed, but false whom they arc made to
cover too wido ground"
, 1873-04-11
Louisiana FQIttfC1s

NEW OnLEANs, April 1o.-The conference Of
the city ma1ube1n Of the Fusion General Assem-
bly, and committee Of tho Presidents of inds-
pendent clubs Of NeW Orleans ianue MI Aadreas
" Public opinion throughout tho Union is against
usurpation. Our only danger, II there DO
any, will come from ourselves. II tho
people OF Louisiana will sanction by obedi-
cnco and ,aoquesoonce this government, they
II IL only BY our own submission that our cause
can 10 defeated. We recommend tho people OF
the several parishes, for tho purpose OF tho most
elreotual resistance to this uairpation, and OF
Leag,1e Of Louisiana, BY the formation Of parish
couiclla in correapondsnce with tho Central
Council at New Orleans. We must remember
that there can be no do fAoto Government AZ
against 4 DO jute Government in \ State; TINT
, 1873-04-11
INDIGNANT CITIZENS,
Hoitth Ozark strbot Property Owners
md tho Rock Island IKuilroatl Com.

hoitt1a Clark strict Property Owners
and tho Rock Island Izuilroal Com.
pnnys
Tho proporty-ho1dors On South Clark street,
nouth Of Twelfth stroot, hold IN adjourned meot-
ing last oyoning in tho sohool.houso, corner Of
Clark aud Eighteonth stroots, for the purpose OF
expressing thcir indignation at tho conduct Of
tho Chicago, Rock Island i paulab Haiiroad in
running theft trains at fu1l spo6d through that
thorougtfaro, endangoring life and deprcefating
tho adjoining property. Mr. George T. Norris
was clected Chairman, and eailod tho mtoting to
orecr. Mr. b. 8. Meyers, tho Secretary road tho
minutes Of tho last nooting.
Tho Chairman stated Tint the Committee ap-
pointed to draw up memorial to tho Common
Council had not beon ablo to report, on account
Of the shortnoBs Of, tho timo allowed thoms
maps to which they could not yet secure ncceps,
mud 1t WAS therefore nacossary to give them
inors tmq. Ths Cotsneil hnd to do something to
speed Of their trains, and II those City Fathers
would CONSULT tho parents Of those children that
had been run over by trains and killed, thoy
would 500 the reason for those chronic COM
plants; and II all these facts wore fairly pro-
nented to the Council thoy could not holp giving
tllem a favorable consideration.
Aid, slavell said he indoIsod all tho Pre-,
viona speaker bad SAID; The Council Lad
hQu IL Ln9 G0IQWlt[GD C0ulu not GTlOR
the matter before them at that time they
could begin again at some other tfmo. Tho
proporty-holders should SEQ to It TINT existing
ordinances were properly enforced. According
to law railroads could not run over Bix miles an
hour within tho city limits and got they wero
running at speed Of twenty-two miles an hour.
It was also nghinBt tic ordinance to have railroad
cars standing on tho track, and yet the street
was continually blockod tip. Clark etroot was in
dop1orablo condition, although tho ordinance
required tho Company to keep tho street in order.
4 motion waB mnde by Mr. Myers, that AID.
Sidwoll be requested to draw UP petition to
reQuhBt the Council to force the Company to
build sidewalks Oh tho west sido Of tile street,
and curb walls On the east side.
hIr. ". II. johnson moyad to amend tho abovo
motion, that committee be appointed to present
tho petition to tho Council.
The amendment prevailed, and Mcssrs. john
son, Myora, and Clasaen woro appointed such
committee.
Mr. L. Myers denounced the Railroad Conn
pnny in vigorous tormB. He said TINT tho prop
erty-ho1dors should raiso funds to employ coln-
sci, aud carry tho mattcr before tho courts, II
tho Council should act unfayorably, It they
could not secure their rights pcaceably
they should be compelled to uHo foroo. ThcY
vantnd sidewalk on tho west side Of the street,
nnd 1t was mono Of tho Company or Board Of
Public Works business Whether such improve
mnnt Was dangerous or not
On motion Of Mr.. Meyers, it WAS decided that
when tho mceting adjourned, it be until two
weeks from date.
Tho meeting then adjourned,
, 1873-04-11
CITY ITEMS.

4 raid on two low places Of prostitution On
from the Armory Police Station last night. Ten
inmates were brought In, some meek and lonly,
aome proud and savage, and some who bore the
Impress Of the wildeBt dissipation.
A man namod Oscar Kenny, Of Elkhart, Ind,
was found by Officer Drury, yesterday morning,
at 8 o'clock, in front Of Anderson'a Hotel, on
Madison stroet, 10 Intoxicated that ho noemed to
relish q mul-pudd1o for bed. Tho officer took
linn to the Ar1nory Station, whore 1t was discov-
cred that his left leg waa broken. He WAS re-
moved yostorday morning to the County Hos
nitR1
, 1873-04-11
FORElGN.
Tho Carllsts Lovylng Forced contr1-
buttons on Spanish Cities.
Famine and Starvation in the
Islands off Galway,
Ireland.
Reduction of the Sugar Duties by
the British Government.
GREAT BRITAIN,

AHcAI CNI AIN.
LONDON, April 10.-During practice on board
the ship Cambridge, at Davenport; yesterday,
shcll burst. The oiIlcora rcfuBo to give any in
formation, but It la understood that nnmbor Of
mon wore wounded.
> Tho developments mado III tho Bank of Eng
land forgery caso, which WAS before tho Lord
Mayor again today. concluuivoly establish tho
fact that tho forgorfeB were committed by Ans
Tin Bldwell, now untlor arrest at Havana, and
whose nurTonder has boon ordered by tho Span
ish Government George MacDonnell. hold for
extradition In Now York George D!dwcl], whose
arrest In Edinburgh has already boon announced,
and Noyes, the alleged clerk Of tho parties, who
WAS Tho first poraon taken into custody hero.
George Bidwol1 md Noycs woro both before tho
Court to-day, and, aftor examination. wore To-
manded to Navigate.
The Chancellor OF tho Exchoquorhas arranged
to carry the reduction OF 30 por cont on tho sug
n duties into effect no1t month. Tho reduc-
tion on raw sugar will tako placo tho 9Th, and on
roflned sugnrB the 18th.
Tho British Society Of Engineers gave COM
plfmontary banquet laat night to silaa Seymour,
OF New York.
passeugers who arrived from New York by tho
steamer Celtic, Of tho White Star Line, OH tho
last trip held Il meeting before reaching port,
and adopted resolutions complimentary to tho
officers Of the ship.
Great diasroas for want Of food is reported on
the islands on tho 1rislt coast or GALWAY. Sheep
oven arc starving. Subscriptions have beon
opened for tho relief Of tho iBlanders
, 1873-04-11

tho only may BY whioh tho Kollogg usurtshtion
can become estab1lahcd az (loyef1amont is by
tho aoauieaoonoo OF tho peopie. Tint isaue was
proaontod In tho 1onisiann case to Con-
gs gsses '' ind tho sp p'0p,n noher 81 oarfy otsfy
nor aeotinnal onc, and for this roaaon ne hare
tho support OF large mud influential aoctlon Of
tho Republican party, o. vol as Of tho clcmentq
Presidential election. rho poorlo Of Now Or
lenns aro not rnYing tnxcs; cannot, in fact, ray
them; nor ara thoy giving any recognition to tho
uBur11ors.H
, 1873-04-11
judicial Elections In NlicllEgnn.

SPtc10E Ufapalcf 70 1he CH7ddgo 1T7bNfe.
DETROIT, April 10.-On Monday last two
special judioaf elections we're held In this State
to ehooso judges in the newly organized Nine-
toenth and Twentieth Clrcuita. In tho Nine
teenth Circuit, composed Of Mason, Mnyorleo,
0scso1a, aud few adjoining counties, the ne-
was successful by about $50 majority, defeating
D. s. Harley, who ran AZ an independent candi-
date. From tho Twentieth Circuit no decisive
returns are yet received and tho result ia uncer-
tain. It la composed Of tho oouutien OF Ottawa
and Allegan. Tho candidates were T. J. Littlo-
john, Democrat, and ]. ". Stone, nepubllean.
, 1873-04-11
SPAIN,

SPAIN.
PARIS, April 10.-A dispatch from Spain atatcs
shat tho garriaon Of puigcerda refusing to sur
render, tho Car1ista oponod fire on the town.
The result ia not known.
D;YoNNS, April 1o.Grho Carlista continue to
garrison has been sont from Geronn.
Brig Gen. Camnnos has beaten l. band Of Carl
,ists under Saliva, nho wcro menacing doloni.
Miros, at tho lcad Of considerable force OF
insurgents, haa levied q contribution OF 10000
francs on Villa Franco and demands its I'M
modi:to payment by tho municipality, throaten-
ing tho town with tho fate Of Borga, ii tho
money Ia not forthcominc. The place being we'll
defended, tho authorities refused to yield
PAn1a, April l0.-Tho following dispatch has
boen rccetvod hero:
PEnp1oNAN, April 10-G P. m.-The sttack On
Pingcerda continues. No reinforcementa arc in
night. Tho garrison and volunteers arc making
heroic resistance, but their position ia critical.
4 fire has already broken out in tho town.
MADRID, April 10.-Roinforcemonts 400 strong
embarked ut Cadiz today for Cuba.
, 1873-04-11

BAN FRANCISCO, April 1o.-This afternoon,
John Samuel nhot aud instantly: killed. Ellhu 4.
gomory street, firing four shots. tno taking
eYoot, ono In tho sido, and the other through tho
head. Samuel gave himself into custody. It IL
reported that Marchaat attempted to aoduce one
Of Bamuol's daughters over year since. Tho
deceaaod WAS married, and tho fathor Of BoYen-
teen chlldron,
, 1873-04-11

LITTLE Rock, April 1o.-Thc Senate to-day
passed bill creating State Board Of Canvass
Bers, consisting Of tho Lieutenant Governor,
house OF tho Gcnoral Assembly, who arc to
take charge OF the election and registration ma-
chinery Of the State: Tho measure Tan Serious
" denounced by tho Democrats. 4 bill to donate
al the forfeited.bonds Of tho State now and to
bo forfoited for tho noxt five years to cortain
railroad corporations WAS defeated in tho House
to-day.
, 1873-04-11
FRANCE,

NEW YonK, April 10.-Paria lctterg soy that Of
el,c 10000, 900 francs subscribed in Franco for
tho construction Of tho imaginary "MemphiH 4,
the pockets Of those who wero. engineering the
scheme, and the remainder was used to make
extravagant contracts, that the salo Of tho honda
might DO further stimulated.
Il n
6tendel, between two companies Of atrolLing
actors. Nino wero killed and several njurcd.
, 1873-04-11

tlat points arc TINT tho amount Of food taken
eyory 10, il. 20, or 90 minutes bo very small
lfrom orc to four naoutlfuls). and that tho GUAM
tity Of solid food In day DO from D2t 40 ounces,
Or litto loss whon inhfoad OF watcr, tho patlont
drinks bcpf-ton or milk.
, 1873-04-11

San FRANCISCO, April 10.--Tlo Apache raids
Into Mexican territory arc unabated. Murders
and robberien aro frequent.
The Mexican Government authorizes = COM
pany to construct a telegraph through 6insloa
and Sonora.
, 1873-04-11

HAnTYonp, April 1o.--The official returns give
more yoten for tue prohibition ticket than were
1t frat telographod, and these, with other
ohangea, cut donn 1ngsrsolla majority to 2,o9a.
Ful! returns to the Secretary Of State will worry
likely roduce ths malotit slightly.
, 1873-04-11
Ncsy Orleans Haorkot,

Ncy OTiC1ans WOrkof.
NEW oArEAns, April TO- DnEApsruFFs-F1 !;
family lrmer, $9.2s@1o.75 Corn lowor; mixed, $50 ;
white, 6eh@57c.
pnoy1s1oNs-Dry sa1t meats dull 6H@8,l@s5,0s,<
@oc; ha1nr, %; bacon dull, 7H@9h 31oc; ha,na dull,
A1,a iovori 3nt1 GJ14:Iu. -
Others unchanged. ~-
0orToN-QMtot; eales, o2s bales; good ordinary,
!o@lehc; low middlings. II 6-l4@i77sc; mtddjng,
10; miadlin8 orleans 19}{c. Receipts, 124s bales.
E1ports@Ltyerpool 3,4e3 balcs; Boston, o34 balos.