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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-21
FINANCIAL AND CoE1MERCIAL
Corn and Flour Exchange,
RIoHAoNp, January 81, 1873.

VVFH anu FIOur ENChnnYe,
RICHMOND, January 81 1873.
OgtTtngs
Wheat--White, 1914 bushels Red, lI62
Coru-White 1885 bushels. Yellow, so bush
els.
Meal-60 bushels.
Sales
Wheat-White, $50 bushels very good So 10 !;
24S very good S2.I2 200 prime y I; SO good
$500; 100 fair $l.90; 30 very good $2.G5; 20
common $3.50; 40 prime $2.12. Red, 7Is very
good $40; Is good p t; ITO good $500 $50
very good y I; 80 prime pit; 90 common $40 !;
go very good $500; so fair $l.90; 90 prime 2l2
Corn-White, 80 bushels prime D {. Yellow,
so bushels CSC. .. a.
Mea!--s0 bushels prime country csc.
Rs-erhiblted H...
Wheat-White, 900 bushels.
Corn-lVhite, 1874 bushels.
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TTsEruL FACTS WORTH KNOWING

THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH-POW-
DER will keep the teeth clean, sound, and
white. Price 20 and 90 cents per bottle.
THOMPSON'S PoHdADE oPTIMEw cleanse
soften, beantify, and strengthen the hair
Price 20 and 90 cents per bottle. SGD
JOUVEN'S INODOROUS KID GLOVE
+. CLEANER will restore Eoiled gloves to their
Pristine beauty and uss4slness. Price 26 cents
per bottle.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will give
immediate relief, and certainly cure a cough
Price 20 cents pen box. .-t.1
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES win expel
all worms, and are pleasant to the taste,
Price % cents per box Tsef4f
WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH.
EN1NG PLASTERS, whenever a plaster is
needed, are nnrivaled. Price 20, 20, and 80
cents each. 4f
CHINESE TOOTH-ACIIE DROPS will Instant
ly relieve this most distressing malady. Price
rs cents per bottle.
REXFORDS INDICATED GINGER-BREAD
NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten by
children, and are efcacious. Price rs cents
per box. asFs y q. -5.ssr, y ts ~
All for sale by druggists, &C. y. s-rs 4,
4lE 4. q. WELLS & CO., ~
- y.. szs Wholesale Agents,
ia ao--dAwly sNo. 1872 Fulton street. NJ Y.
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Live Stock Sales at state Scales.

Mr.. l.. Gimmi, weighmaster ct the Live Stock
Scales, makes the following report of transac-
lions for the two weeks ending on the 10th OF
January; Cattle, $50 head sold at 81 TO enc.
gross Sheep, So head sold at SO to &c. gross /;
Hogs, $50 head sold at 81 to &c. gross.
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AUCTION SALES.
-~-~S-~o-~-~~~-~--~-~
BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer.
AssIGNEE's SALE

GA AsSIGNEE's SALE 40,
LAND IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY
In compliance with decree of the JJnitaa
states District Court for the Eastern District os
Virginia, in the matter of VIM H. Rowe. banL
rupt dpted 2lst December, 1872, L will sell at
auction, free from liens, except to one-seventb
part, held as tenant by courtesy, on
THURSDAY, SOTH JANUARY, 1873,
at u o'clock NJ, in front of the United States
Court-house, in the city of Richmond q FARM
of about 800 ACRES, in sad county. with i'm
provements thereon. ~
TERNIS-0ne-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added with approved endorsers, and title re
tanned till all of the purchase money is fully
paid. JACOB COIN,
n 10--2aw3w Assignee
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As assignee of Edwin g. Nuclfals, bankrupt, 1
will sell on er-.
WEDNESDAY, THE 22D DAY. OF JANUARY
1878, at o'clock p. NJ, in front of the United
States Courthouse, at Richmond, Va, that
Valuable Tract of Land lying in Goochlana
County, Va, three miles from Johnscn's
Springs postofice, containing $50 ACRES, with
DWELLING and other out-houses on same
This land will be sold free from all liens and
encuInbrances gs.r
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash balance
on a credit of six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser to give notes for the deferred payments.
and the title to be retained by the assignee I'M
til the purchase money is fully paid.
O. H. WENDLINGER,
ia 6--2aw3w .ts Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. N. Davis, Auctioneer.

s .e BY S. N. Davis, Auctioneer.
A ssIGNEE's SALE -sg- ssA
IA .4a.-. OF ..F ~
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN-
Il TY OF RALEIGH. WEST VIRGINIA,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. r., Is
In compliance with n decree of the United
States District Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, of date the 10Th day of January, 1873,
shall offer for sale at public auction, in FROM
OF the United States Courthouse, in the city of
Richmond, on i
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10Th, 1873,
that valuable tract of land containing 96O
ACRES, situated in the county of Raleigh
West Virginia. The above land is situated near
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and aboupds
BILE. ~ .'-T.7 = $500
TERMS-ORe-third cash balance at six and
twelve months, secured by notes, interest added
and the title to be retained by the assignee until
the whole of the purchase money is paid.
STEPHEN HUNTER,
ia lb-2aW3W Assignee
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COMMUNICATIONS.

House bill entitled an act to amend and
re-enact an act to prevent the destruction
of wild fowl in this state, twice read aud
referred to the committee on general laws.
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REPORTED.

The following House resolutions were re-
ported and put on the calender: To amend
section rs, Of chapter 237 of acts Of 1871
W, as to duties and compensation Of
township officers to declare Smiths river
in Henry county a lawful fence Joint reso-
luton giving the consent of the state to the
Berlin bridge company to build bridge
across the Potomac river at Berlin /; to
amend the charter of the Richmond and
Henrico railroad turnpike and graded road
company to authorize mechanics to sell
for repairs to personal property to amend
an act to amend section ii, of chapter 1873,
of the code to retire Captain E. S.. Gay,
commissioned in the public guard.
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ENTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
~ ED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia H. II .-I I-- =
In the matter of Willoughby Newton Jr
bankfupt-in bankruptcy. sl 1f.s 1850 -
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN fsggt sst
The undersigned, Robert M. MAYO, of
Westmoreland county, Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee OF the
estate of Wiiloughby Newton, Jr., of Westmore-
land co., in said district, who was. on the LIST
day OF November, 1879, adiudged a bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of SAID
district a 81 H5517 -"
Dated Richmond, Nov. 20, 1872 .
as s.f 81 RO. M. MAYO,
de 2l-S3w Assignee
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The following were agreed to: From
committee on courts, declaring it inexpe-
dent to provide that marriage shall not be
q valuable consideration for any contract
from committee on roads and internal navi-
cation, that it is unnecessary to legislato
further at present in regard to the surren-
der of the states interest in the James
River and Kanawha canal to the United
States until congress takes more decisive
action in the matter.
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prayer by Rev. w. A. Campbell Of the
Manchester Presbyterian church.
UNDER SUSPENSION OF THE RULES.
On motion Of Mr.. Deneale, Senate bill
to enable the trustees of the Presbyterian
church Of Harrisonburg, Rockingham
county, and their successors in office, to
receive and hold bequest under the will
Of Ann Davidson. deceased.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, House bill to
amend an act to amend the act for the re.
lief of the late sherifs of the common
wealth, was put upon the calendar, with
Senate amendments.
On motion OF Mr.. Critz,. Senate joint
resolution exempting o bill Incorporating
the Danvlle and New River railroad COM
pany from tax, was put on the calendar.
On motion Of MIR. Wharton, House bill
with Senate amendments, to amend the
fifth section of an act to appropriate the
increase arising from the proceeds of the
landscript, &C., was put upon the calen-
dar.
, 1873-04-09
THE INDIANS.
The mod0cs...Anothcr Council-s-Thn
"Nczs Percea' Threaten xVAr-~Dcps
Rotations In Nebraska.

The INSTRUMENTATION Counci3-s.Tho
NcZs percea'' Threaten HyAr-~Dcp.
Rotations In Nebraska.
BAN FnANo1aco, April ga dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, tonight, says Joseph's band
Of "Nezs Percos" Indians held council With
Superintendent Odenel, and told him positively
they would not 60 to tho reservation but will re-
main in tho Walla-WAllh Valley and allow No
whitos to settle there.
4 Yroka dispatch, April G, says Boston Ch4rloJ
viAad tho camp with 1neasago from Jack re-.
guesting Candy and Gillem to moot him at ths
lava bed for another talk. The offer WAS de.
ollned, together with several others of simila,
character, the Commissioners fearing troachery
Jack told them thoy must meet on equG
terms or not tag any more. Yostordy. Col
There was no opposition. " Boston" came
again aud said that Jack would meot, with five
men on each side, the following day. Tho Com.
mtssonors agrood, as ono more effort for peace,
and stated, as a flnnl proposition, that tile In.
diarB must surrender and leayo tho laya-bed,
The Modocs hold council themselves. debating
tie terms, which do not vary from the frat,
although no particular place Of removal will be
insisted upon, II the Modocs refuse to accept
the terms, Gillem will do his duty to and tic
FARGO, II possible to do 90.
u, OMAHA, Mob, April a. -:TIhioving bands Of In
dlans are numerous in tho western portion Of
this State. Several raids for horses haayo boon
made within tho last few days. On Sunday
party attempted to run OF stock near North
Piatto Station. They were fred upon by horior,
WHO Killed ono Indian aud captured two pack.
muloe. From tho Indian who was killed was
taken bill that had boen In possession OF Hill
debrand, ono OF the mon who WAS found muir.
derod on tho South Fork few days ago.
, 1873-04-09
and received tho highest number Of votes Of any
candidate for Alderman at tho 1aat election.
Gilftiaf naudith 10 Tls GAfcdnd TtfGlt1A

and received tho hiRhobt number Of votes Of any
candidate for Alderman at tho 1aet election.
Special Diapdteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
RooKFoRD, ILL.,, April 8-Dr. @. J. Taggart,
ono or our loading physicihns and most promi-
mont citfzsn6i diod; st bis, rosidohco hero, tlis
morning; at o o'clock, aged 10 years, His loath
resulted from blood polsohing, capght from IT.
tending 1ady in childbirth: :: It has caat :
gloom oyor tho entire city. I1o was born ID
Byron, N. +. removed to Doloit in 1862, and
came e.; hero three years. sgo; He vii 10 buried on
lott, delivering tho funeral addreBs.
"a 5AunoaA, ~ April e., 9.,-Mrs. Mary Knapp, tho
morning, agcd 101 yeara and month. Hors was
ono Of tho most natural Of dontls. Gradually
each sonso has for months boon FADING until,
yosterday morning, tho last nckoring, vitnl
I4ou1Ryt11E, April 8.-Dnniol Roberto Aldor-
man from tle First yard, died to.dny from lock-
inv, caused from brolton arm, being thrown
from buggy fow dayB ago: Both branches Of
the City Council hold IN oxtra session tonight,
md passed resolutions Of respect to his MON:
ory.
h1Eslrn1s April 8.-Dr. NJ. X. starleo, promi-
mont physician Of this city, diod very suddenly
last night Of apop1exy.
, 1873-04-09

AR Election for School Trustees in
Eordhnln, NJ T., Ends in n Free Eight
between the Victors and Vnnqt1islled
- Repetition of Scenes ar Donny-
brook Fairo
Special Dispatch to Thu Chicago Tribune,
New YoaE, April 8.-Fordham was tho scone
of a terrible riot this afternoon. The personnel
OF tho School Board has recently grown to be q
question OF great local Importance, arising out
OF tho conduct Of hfr. J. B. Haskin, pronent
President. It was alleged tlat ho had forced
througha resolution authorizing tho abandou-
mont OF ono Of tho aohool-houses, and the pur-
chase Of number Of ewamp lots, offered BY
himself, whcroon to eroot d NOW ono, at
aum far above their real value.
Charges wore preferred against him,
and an Investigation WAS had, which resulted In
verdict Of "not proyen." Many oitizons wore
not satisfied, and two parties wero formed, ono
HaHkan, and the other anti-Haskin. To-day WAS
got apart for the election Of d now Board Of
School Trustees. Tho oitizens attended, tho polls
In largo numbers, and much oxcitemont existed,
Ihe Hankin party was defeated. This after
noon there was TO DO . meotng Of tho Board,
but when tho anti-HasAin TruBteoH arrived tloyy
found tho door locked. 1t was quickly brokon
opon by tho crowd which had assembled. Mr.,
Haaain Was presiding oyor meeting of luis fol-
lowers. The crowd made q rush into the room,
elootod in bis place, ThiH angored tic - Has. u.s.
kin party, and they quickly attacked tho
Morris crowd. Tho acono which oualled waa
dlBgracoful In tho oxtromo. Ohairs and tables
we're broken up for weaponB, and both gides
pitched In with the forooity OF tigers A largo
body Of police soon arrived and hid about lust
iiy with their clubs. but without efroot oxcopt to
drive the rlotora into tho street. Here tho con-
tost was renewed with undlminishod yIgor and
large additions being constantly mado to both
factions, 1t soon developed Into tho proportions
Of q pitched battle. On tho departure Of the
last train for this city the nghtug waa still 60.
SOL had bcon killed, but witnesses say they saw
nany OF the rioters carried OF the tfold, and it
III fair to infor TINT soyoral are dangerously, il
not mortallY, Wounded.
, 1873-04-09
THE WEATHER..
War Department Reports and Prog
nostlcntlons.

oH1oAoo. april s.-Rdning 8. this morning at
Kookuk, St. Louis, hfemphis, Indianapolis,
Toledo, Detroit. Cleveland, Buffalo, oswego,
0orinno, Utah, 28 dogroea; Pombina, 10; Du.
luth, Sd; EBcanaba, 10; Chicago, 83 degrees;
Lake Huron, AZ degrees Detroit, 40 degrees;
put putralo, &c Il asg1ees; Albsay so degrees 9ue
a dog1ees; Washington, 65 degroes !; Charles:
ton, IS degroea; Jacksonville, Fla, ,64 dogrocs;
Key, West, g degrees; New Orleans, 20 degrees;
Nnashville, n 2 degrees Cincinnati, 90 dog1eosi
WAa DEpAn1alENT, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF s1a-
SAn SERVICE, DIVISION OF Tz1EoaAns AND
Ts D. IN q ha ap5 pG5e .aS 5 ss
ably move, on Wednesday, over the Middle
States, to Southern Now England. For Wednes.
day, In the South Atlantic stases cloudy and
winds, increasing to brisk, with rain: For Now
England, increasing northeast winds, Threatens
ing and rainy weather. For tho Lower Lakes,
northoast Winds backing to northwest, with rain
or ., snow: For ths Upper 1akos' northerly Winds
Cautions5y signals continue at Mobile, New
Orleans, Milwaukee,, Chicago, Grand Haven,
Detroit Toledo, Cleveland, BUFFALO, and arc or
s%Sas's %s fSE' aet dha9ss
ST.. LOUIS, April "a heavy rain-storu bau
pro- prevailed ..1 here since Sunday 9ight, and much
1alH naa IaueH +0IOuBuOut tno 6tato.
Heavy snow has fallen In yarioua parts OF
Kansas.
LAWRENCE, Kan., April IA snow storm set
in last night from the northwest, and it is still
showing q p. m.). Report says tle1o is ono foot
OF snow at Buffalo, On tho Kansas Pacific Rui1.
road, west Of Brookyille. It is feared that
great portion Of the fruit has boon killed.
DuDuouE, April 8.-A heavy blinding anow
storm prevailed since morning over the whole OF
Northern Iowa and Illinois, with no prospect Of
abating tonight. Tho SNOW has fallen to q
depth Of four or five inches on tho loyel.
, 1873-04-09
WALL STREET,

Review of the Money, Gold, uond,
Stock, and Produce Mnrleots>
Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
NKw YoRK, April 8.-In financial ctrclos pub
lio intorost still centres in tho money question.
At tho opening currency loana wero renewed at
8-18 to n, and during the creator part of tho
day nov business was at Il and interest, with
exceptional 1oans as high as sic. Borrowers
mado their loans car1ior In tho day than usual,
80 that at o'clock most Of tho bank accounts
were mado MP, md money dropped of to 1-18 per
aiom, with loans still lntor at pcr cont gold por
annum. Money Is pouring in from other
points, but tho receipts Of currency
Dant notes. Thoacwill undoubtedly be turned
Into tho Treasury on Thursday Ia payment for
Government gold. The express companies yes
torday and today received In tho aggregate
about q, 800 900 in currency, Of Which q 900 GOO
was from tho West, mid 100000 from tho
Efst, South, and soutlweHt.
WAS weak, tho natural result Of tho sa1oe for
"bull account during Saturday n1ld Monday,
and Tho announcement from London thrs
cole, 900 sterling Ind Bonu into tho Bank of Eng
land to-day on balances. The prico ranged from
1885 to 1l8.
were weak, and declined from Il to por cent in
tho morning, but utter o'clock there was do
cidcd chnnga for tho better on account Of the
easy money and tho announcement from Wash
ington thnt tho legal tonder circulation had In
cressod a321 900,
Governments tyorA firm.
rtopucE.
Flour mot with limited inquiry, and With
more liberal arrivals, prlcos favor buyors Most
grades arc very hoayy and tho assortment is
botter. Choice and favorito family branig are
IN limited request. Shipping brands arc noarco-
Sales 0,000 brls roooipts Ii, 160 brls. Wheat
opened drmer, advices from Liverpool being
moro hopeful, but tho marked closod lowor and
very unaettled. The demand ia chiefly for ex-
port and confined to spring. BaiaB q 800 bu
receipts 1000 bu. Pork Was moderately active
and :firmort with salea Of $50 brls now moss
at e16.87]9 for future delivery, 500 brls june,
last evening, at s17.40, and to-day, $500
brls for April 18 at &17.35 Receipts, 492
packages. In cut meats thoro was a light busi-
ness, embracing about 1000 smoked hams, light.
ut 14oi 600 do shoulders do at $4,000, and 100
bril- ptckled do at 7oi picked bellies a1e quoted
quiet and steady; Westorn long clehr is about
20, ind city do 511@911o; 200 boxes long clear,
f. o. b. at Boston, at 94o. Lard WAS lower and
moderately active with saleB Of 80 tiorcos Western
kott1e to arrive at 9}so for future delivery; $50
tierces for April at $40, and $500 tiorccs for
May at 0 lilo. Receipts 2,0A6 pkgs and 108
kegs.
, 1873-04-09

Large Capture OF SmuRRIcd Goods
Another Alleged Financial Irrcru.
larity-Stcnmcr Sunk-The null,s
1lend Bank -Wife-Murderer Sem.
fenced to Stnto Prison-GcorEs Fran.
CHS Train -Mtscellancous Locnl
1&0ms.
Special Dfspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
NEW YonK, April BIN regard to tho aolzure
Of 100000 worth OF goods on the Algeria, on
Saturday, 1t has 1oaked out that tho special eo1-
vico officers took their hint from the orockory
cratea washed ashore from tho wrock of tue At
lantio. in which quantities OF amuggled silks
were found concealed, They searched all simi-
lar crates on tho Algeria, with tho above result.
(7o tho Asseefatsd Press.1if
hoSn MsT donK AP.a 10 Sahe oomPir ollor has
ssf sy oe o hs IF asSn a
Court House funds, Which have boen traced to
tho private bank account as alleged, Of ono Of
tho CommiaBioners.
Tho steamer Elm oit7, from this city for Now
rocks at Throgg'n Neck, In Long Island Sound.
and sunk No livoH woro lost.
William Il. Merritt, Assistant Cashier Of tho
Bulls Head Bank gaYo ball. today, in OF, 900 on
tho charge OF ombezzling $780, OF tho funds
Dle.kleey, tor tho murder Of his niece will DO
Josiah Morgan, for tho murder Of Ills wifo.
was, to-day, sentouccd to six years In the Rtato
Prison,
George T. Ehering WAS arrested to-day for
fatally boating bis wife last night.
At the hearing to-day On writ Of habeas
corpus In tho case Of Luootto Myers Armstrong,
tho "itneHs In the Goodrich case, her counsel
ssuggosted the fixing Of reasonable amount Of
bail, and tho Dlstriot-Attoruoy mado no ob]eo-
ton. The woman WAS remanded to Jail pondlug
deci6iou.
john Van odon, 1ato OashIor Of the Gtuyyos-
ant Bank, waB arrested Oh tho suit of Stephen
I. Gordon to recover $22, 900 alleged to have
boon ontruatel to Van Olen for Investment, and
@ converted M to LIS own uae. uo Haa released on
$25, 600 bail.
The Bowling dreon Savings Dank paid aoc-
ond dividend to-day OF 10 per cent.
IN tho caso OF George Francis Train, @. r.
njaly to-day impanoled = Jury to try tho quos-
t1on OF ILLS sanity. after Which tho proceedings
nero adjourned until next Tuesday,
, 1873-04-09

NEW YoRK, April 8.-Arrivod, steamship Hol.
aatla, from Hamburg, and Europa, from Glas.
gov.
QUEENSTOWN, April 8. Steamships Celtic and
City Of Paris, from New York, arrived.
India, from Glasgow for Now York, was as]1orn
In tho Clyde, OF tho mouth Of tic rivor Ioyon
but ia now all right; no damage reported,
New YonK, April B.-Arriyed- -Btcamor Nuss,n
from Liverpool. o' N%'7'''''
dinaYlan, from Liverpool, arrived to-uight.
, 1873-04-09
EI10NtfnfT &ffrnv.

81. LOUIS, April 8.-poter Il. Blow, nephew
Of Hon. HonyT r. Blow, late United States Min-
lstor, to Brazil, Waa shot tArco tinoH, aud to-
yorely wounded, at tho School Of Minos, in
ltolla, No., yesterday, by John MCGOWAN. l3oth
Of tho young mon aro students at tho School OF
Mines, and tho affair grow out OF tho taking OF
. gun from tho armory Of tho school, Of which
young Blow had charge.
, 1873-04-09
NUMBER 233.

put In IN appearance. Bovoral NOW rules were
adopted in Tho preparation OF summer work.
There aro nov members Of tue
Of 1llinois. Bh1ca Czcam cheese, 5000 tbs,
19Ho;, common chocso, 5000 lbs, 12o; buttor,
e,000 lbs, at m avorhge of B811o. Tho Board
adjourned for two weekH,
, 1873-04-09

EAsToN, pa., April "a Mrs. Grouse las been
murdered by hor husband In BmitAtown, a s.1b-
ure OF this place. Grouse WAS arrested. III
hhd been drinking hard, and, coming homo,
brutaly beat hin w{fe. Crouso'B father iuf orforo
and WAS liuasolf severely cut aud boaton, Mru'
Grouse remained Insennlblo until hor death,
, 1873-04-09

Srxotat Hspateh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, April 3.-The citizens Of Geneva
Wero startled 9ehterday afternoon by tia roport
TINT the body Of = man had boon found Wing
Iii the road on the farm OF Martin Shock, about
az q mile aud half cant Of Geneva, by farmer
who "aa fixing up ILLS fonce. In tho abBouoe OF
remains brought to Genova, and IN inquest will
l'o held to-day. The body appeared to have
lain thoro some five Or Xix Wecks. ropo and
razor wcro found by Ais side. uo Was not idon-
tiAod.
, 1873-04-09

new Yoak, April 8.-petcr Gisoy, ono of tho
largest real ostate dealers In this oty, dlo this
morning. lie had boon sick eoyefal months.
Ae mas member Of tho Apollo Hall Denooraoy
, 1873-04-09

DENVER, Col, April 8.-Gen. F. III. Case, tho
oitizena candidate for Mayor, was elected BY 15O
majority yesterday. Tho Republicans havo most
OF tho other general officers, and 8 Of tho "a
Aldermen, including those elected yesterday and
those holding over.
, 1873-04-09


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, April Sat tho city election to-day,
the Peoples ticket was elected by small ma
jority. Tho Issues wero Of local character,
and there Is much rejoicing ovcr the Ecsult.
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago 1t1bane.
FnxEPoa7, H., April 8.-Tho city charter
election hero yesterday resulted in complete
victory for the Democratic and Liberal party.
Jacob Krohn, Democrat, for Mayor. beats
Miohae! LAWYER, Republican, by 272. Tho city
Councilmen stand Democrats and Republic
can. Tho Democrats we're jubilant last night,
and there is great rejoicing over tho result.
GENRsEo, Ill.,, April SAT the city election,
held hero yesserday, which waa warmly contest
cd, tho following candidates wore elected by
small majoritios: ". P. Cook, Mayor; Simon
9: OF and James Morton, Aldermen, and Frank
II. Macarthur, Police Magistrate:
sra1Nor1ELD, H., April SIN the municipal
election here to-day tho Liberals elcoted Charles
Treasurer and City Attorney by mnjoritias
ranging from 100 to 400. They elect two out Of
the five Aldermen. This, however, leaves tho
Council Republican. Tho Republicans elect
City Clerk mud Marshal.
, 1873-04-09
INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, April 8--At tho election
yesterday Fred Heake was elected City Clerk
Chris Wundorlich, Marshal Y. Koch, Col1oc-
copt tho Olork. soyon out Of the tnolyo Ooun-
cilmen elected arc Republicans. Tho contest
mas not partisan on any Office.
, 1873-04-09

ALBANY. April 8.-Tho Democrats in tho oloc-
ton for minor local officers to-day elected their
candidates by 1,5o0 majority, and gained three
GunerYiaprh.