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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-09

TERRIBLE MURDER About q o'clock,
Monday evening, Lars Gustave Larsona,
a Swede apout % Yeas Of age, and boy
named Carl lsaacson, while passing on
Hunt street, near Elizabeth, Chicago,
encountered number OF BOYS, between
Is and 20 years os age, engaged in snow
balling They were throwing reeklessy
at every passer-by, They ba pened to
hit lSaacson. The companion Of the boy,
taking umbrage at the assault, advanced
and demonstrated with the boys 1t
did not become them, he said, TO hit -
boy of his size when there were SO m my
of them together. It the police were
near they wouldn't repeat the experiment.
This protest made by the Swe Q, it APP
pears, was not kindly received by the
boys. Exasperat"d at the bare idea of lie
Ing demonstrated with, one of the party
darted at Larsona and plunged lorg
in the region of the heart The other
boys Immediately set up shout and in
contnently fled Larsona, after the
blow from the knife, reeled back and
fell to the ground Several persons who
were passing at the time, and who would
otherwise have hardly noticed anything
unusual, were attracted by the precipi-
tate flight of the boys. This called to
thu spot a few passers by. They found
the Swede drenched in blood, lying near
the sidewalk, they lifted him up, and
had carried him almost to his home, at
275 West Erie street. when he expired
When the affair became known at the
Chicago Avenue Station officers were
instantly sent in search of the young as
sass ms, and every part of this crime-rd-
den locality searched The pursuit up
20 late hour was unsuccessful But at
shortly after midnight Sergeant Briscoe
succeeded in etfecting the capture of a
boy named James DrWire, arrested on
suspicion Of being in the crowd when the
terrible affair was perpesratei
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-09

ATnTlcs of murder in New York
show prosperous development Of that
occupation Year before last there were
forty murders fnrty-fvc the next yeur
and in 1872 there were ffty-siX No
statistics OF hanging accompany these
hgures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-09
THE TRI- w EEKL Y

Is in great favor with readers at distance and In
localities not reached by daily mails, p sentlng ir
one com pact sheet the substance OF two days issues.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-09
Drrpolr ar, ested 1915 persons dnrin,

nFTRorr ar, ested lO75 persons during
thc wear 1872. or these 81 were mar,
ried and 6SS single SIS could reod and
writ, $ could read only, 10 could Meth.
ar read nor write; 200 were Of temp,r>
ate habits, and $50 Incorporate; 997
were white, IS were co'ored 46S were
native horn and COZ foreign born Rro-
sers, hotel keepers merchants, phys ci~
ans, and all the trades and Or tcs>ion-
were represented at the station house
except the lawyers Their absence is
surp scd to be attributable to their ex-
oellent habits and hig-toned morality
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-01-09

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, 1873-09-11

MKMpH:s. Sept. 5.-One night last
week cabin on one of the plantations
in Fayette county, was burned. Three
negro children were burned to death.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept. 5.-An ex-
plosion Of the boiler at Harris new mill
of Wanschett this morning. killed t~o
men and seriously injured two others.
The boiler house was demolished, and
great deal of damage done.
HALIFAX, Sept. 5.-Five letters from
Sydney, c. b., says the settlement of
the west Bay Grand Lake has been al
most demolished by gale, and at Bays
dale so houses were blown down. In
the port of Caledonia, about 25 Ameri-
can schooners were more or less dhmag-
ed. Is of the crew of steamer Saltwell,
have arrived at Halifax. IA more of
the crew missing, and supposed to be
drowned. The Captains boat is the
only one known to have reached shore.
New YORK. Sept. Ga majority Of
the Board of Directors of the st. Joseph
and Denver City L. R. Co., have resign
ed, and Jose Navarogeo, j. Forrest, L.
Mills, Thos. A. Smith, Augustus Mills,
Ed. Meley and Henry Butterworth, were
elected to fill the vacancies. A commit
tee has been appointed to make a thor
ough investigation of the affairs of the
company and confer with bondholders.
Officers of the company have rendered
their resignation to take effect on the
election of successors
Information has been received that
the Mail Steamship plying between
Hong Kong and Yokohama, had been
beacLed at Swatow, and will prove
loss.
Frank Russell and Frank Anderson,
of Brigalda fell from loft this morning
and were killed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Secretary of
the Navy has received from Peterson,
the celebrated German Geographer, a
complete chart and report of Polaris
expedition. The document however, is
in German and now in the hands of a
translator and will soon be published.
LONDON, Sept. "a dispatch from
Madrid announces that the ministry has
resigned.
ROME, Sept. 5.--The Pope is again
indisposed. -. OIL.
SwArow, Sept. 5.-The mail steam
ship Walrus, from Hong Kong to'Yoko>
hama, struck off Chimney Head to-day
and leaked so badly that she had to be
beached. The cargo was slightly dam
aged. Mails, specie and passengers will
be transhipped.
, 1873-09-11

without this Liniment, TIE money ro-
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sented: Be- sure and get the genuine ]
MEXICAN MUSTANG EINIMENT. Sold
by all Druggists and Country Stores, ct
style, size of bottle, Sc 7%fsf8--,.,,
, 1873-09-11
costs Nothing to Live
10 to the

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Corned Pork, Corned Beef,and
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, 1873-09-11
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Deposits received and accounts kept
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Interest allowed on time deposits from
date of deposit.
Sight Exchange on Portland, San
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Money loaned on approved security;
Bonds, Stocks ard other vAluables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds prompt
remitted.
Investments in Real Estate and ether
property made for parties. a5f.
, 1873-09-11

Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It has never yet
tailed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panacea for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Sprains, Bruises, &C., &C., for Man and
Beast. No family should be single day
, 1873-09-11
A Most Efficient and Pleasant Tonic.


These B;tters are prepared from the mos. cholse
and wholesome herbs and roots, and h1vo given
universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thousands
OF dysp ,ptits have found relief through ihoir use,
and phys,c recommen nd them for the cure OF all
diseases of the blood LIVER and Irregularities
Headache, Biliousness and Constipation. General
Debility and Loss Appetite, al are caused b. the
fuactionares of til, system. The lXL Bittars have
been successfully used and arc warranted to al.s.
sfa.a the sufferer in ell the above clses.
~, CERTIFICATES.
,5entierlen; takepeasu-e in stating that ,or
nei the sample of your I'M. J}tte-ss ,sh;cL =.
sene me, and lind it not Only an arree,bIa R;t.c
put also one that cannot fail to- be benef:ei.I ~.
G. HOLLAND. NJ. D..
rnas UT ,o,S ANb scoUrr HOSPITAL. San Francisco
r.. Il havt carefully examined Dr. Henley'. IKE
bitters, and have failed deteo t ANYTHING yhie3
Fro i5nfe t5 even the rost delicate coasttutior
nm anis to determine it. should jlt,cr thai ih3
~ bitters must be very eff cent remedy III
indigestion, Loss of Appetite and s;rns-
segetabie drugs which ar princiraiiy used in Us
eases OF tn1t nature, aId axe OF the crnat1st
F. Fl. ENGELs.M
Asst Res Physician Apothecary G. l. G. iiosnitaI
,,s. STATE M AssAYER's OFFICE, San Francisco. july
MEssRs H. EPSTEIN Co Gents: have mad. ,
sornd =, Aamlnatlon of your INL Btters and have
snbstsncen en.ireiy Tree OF deleterious mineral
LOUIS FALKENAU. State Assnye,
oheW rot Counterfaits. None genuine without
VI Heiiey -gnat,re the top of each bottle
Every fa1-,z.y should have n Eatt1a
II sne hOHses Scid everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
FOREIGN NOTES.

Two cases of cholera were reported, yester-
day, In Magdeburg, Prussia.
Sir John Coleridge, the British Attorney
General recently tectured before his constituents on
Wordsworth. and in the course OF his remarks said:
Wordsworth taught other man did the glory the
beauty, and the holiness Of nature. The dignity OF
virtue simplicity, and independence wherever found
was recognized Patriotism OF the truest type Dreathed
in his poems His teaching lofty. Had be lived IN
the days Of the Third Napoleon. and seen the coup d
and the deporatons Cayenne he would have rebuked
the English worshpers OF the nephew as ne dd tnose
very Indignant with this and maintains that Sir J0hn
has entirely mistaken the character Of Wordsworth
The Earl of Kimberley, British Minister for
the Colonies spoke April IT at Liberal banquet at
Ipswich abiding legislation In regard to Ire
land In regard to Home Rule he said: No doubt there
exst-and passed two years in Ireland and had many
opportunities of mstrust ahu
dislike toward this country anong the iIish, put is
Fenianism Feniansm, although stlll eAsuug' Is lIr
less rampant and dangerous than IL was peioie ano We
cannot expect all at TO that which trust our
children will see-yiZ: Ireland as hrmy ana as eordal
united to this country Scotland now Is We sha NOT
this for very long time still do not despair Oh o
land" 81:
The K6lnische Zeitung publishes the following
letter from Zsuzba dated the 18th OF March Sir Barte
Frere's mission has come TO lamentable end. Before
his departure he charged DR.. Kirk, the English Consul
TO make formal complaint 20 the Sultan as to the IN
sutng treatment which he had received om the Cover
nor OF Kilwar. The Daphne Commodore Bateman, went
Yesterday with Sir Bartle Frere board to Bogomoya
the point Of departure Of Lyngstone journeys into the
interior. Thence he is TO 20 nOrthward to Iagan
where the Euchantress, Capt. Carr, is TO receive MN
Al MOmbaZa the BritOn. Capt Malcolm, VIII JOIN ntin
ne Will also ind there Consul Kirk After the arrival OF
the English mail the envoy Will set out for Mscat IHee
me has ~ present letters from Queen NIctors 70 tnc
Imaam Then he will leave for Bombay. At Mom0azs
resides the German missionary ReDmann, VINO 70 re- e
norted TO have the most thorough knowledge OF Ine
dialects spoken on the East African coast sH Da,le
Frere viii probably not lose the opportunity 10 confer
With him. II the mission has failed yet great hufant
ages have accrued from IT, better man than the
envoy could not have been found That ne uid not not
accomplish his purpose his fault, but IL due lhe
d,acuies OF the situation With his clear Judgment
and extensive knowledge OF men and things " nas pre
duced some effect the conduct Of the East hiIica
saye-trade. II the Sultan OF Zanzibar, Aided W vi
Imaum Of Muscat, and II ~ believed, also by frshee has
Thought II right ~ break OF all negotiations nuoatons
are rot waning that ws, with tie ehefs anu saso
trader OF the country begin hear the ringing Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
NETWORK, THURSDAY, MAY l, 1878.
ature provides for the disposal of some of the lateral

slature provides FOR the disposal of OF the lateral
canals.
Mr.. MADDEN advocated his amendment at length, say
ing that with IL the canal funding resolution would be-
come very popular proposition. The Chenango Canal
OF use whatever except 70 float the State scows
to keep II I'm repair.
Mr. JOHNSON replied to the Senator from the XXXIst
District ir. Lewi that there others Ia the senate
aside from the Canal Committee who understood this
question. and their expressed opinions were at least
entitled to respectful hearing. There is necessity
for the resolution the State Constitution now pro
vides for paying the canal debt and interest
Mr.. MADDEN withdrew his amendment, as he did not
wish TO cumber the resolution
Mr.. LEWIS moved TO amend by providing that all of
said debt aud interest shall be paid by revenues from
the canals, aud not one dollar Of IT by direct tax. In
10 question from Senator johnson he replied
that the from the canals continually in.
creasing Mr.. Lews's amendment adopted, aud the
resolution then reported favorably the Senate In
the Senate the resolution ordered 10 third reading
by a vote Of 20 Yeas to Nays.
Mr. ID. p. WOOD offered resolution calling on the
Commissioners OF Emigration to report TO this Dody
within three days the number OF officers employed by
them during the year, with the gross amount OF sal
aries paid also The name OF each Officer aud salary of
the same. Adopted.
The Insurance Committee reported favoraby the con.
current resolutions striking out part Of the Miller In
surance report as pruCd III the last report Tabled
under the rule Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
TIE INDIAN CONTACTS.

The Board of Indian Commissioners were
in session, yesterday, at Leonardst and West Broad
way and in the evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel con-
sderng the proposals received on Monday aud Tuesday
for transportation and provisions They made no
awards but hope to bring the matter 10 close oy To-
night II "a probable that contracts for sugar and
coffee will be given to the same person, and the
for -four will be divided among only q few. The
awards for beef will be complicated It is curl
Gus fact that there proposals for delivering sugar
ana Coffee AT the Indian reservations at lower rates
fhan those for which goods OF the stipulated grade
can bs from the importer In NewYork. This
out The contract good faith; and the Lowest bidders
are quite % unlikely TO receive tho awards thu
htuhaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
VERlfONTS CREDIT MOBILIEs
EXAMINATION BY -HE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
INTERESTING DISCLOSURES NEW RAILROAD
SCHEMES.
Y TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUNg.i

EXAMINATION BY EHE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
INTERESTING DISCLOSURES NEW RAILROAD
SCHEMES
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE.l
ST. ALBANs, April Gothic Vermont Central
Railroad Investigating Committee to-day took into
sheraton the charges against the management In rea-
ton to the companies 1t appears that the National
Dispatch Company was organized here. anu that the
stock was owned the Vermont Central line from Chi.
to Boston, that the managers and executive officers
Of the Central large stockholders. and had received
great pronts2O per annualyOn the original in
vestment. The Vermont Iron and Car Company was
also organized and Owned almost entirely by the
ayers Of the Central road and their employees and was
as remunerative as It's counterpart.
The Committee also took int consideration the matter
Of legislative retaners and 1t appeared that the
gers kept on hand fund which sequestered from
the earnings by the direction OF the President Of the
road, and which was not known 10 the Court under
which the managers operated the road as receivers.
to the Advising Committee appointed by
the bondholders TO supervise the actions and
the accounts OF the trustees During the last session OF
the Legislature there appeared in the Boston papers
what purported 10 be voucher showing the 'gslative
payments made in 1862 1t there tnAt there
were IN addition to the names then appearing having
received specified amounts OF tins fGAd, number Of
Of prominent individuals 1t not then
stated had received money for legislative service
It was, however shown by the testimony Of Mr. J. D.
Hatch VINO BIS the dlsDuFs mont OF thl5 1undJ called
the Secret Service Fund" charge, that he not only
paid to the persons named in the voucher the
opposite their names, for the purpose
as therein stated. OF resisting adverse legislation,
but also paid other to the persons whose names
appeared upon the back Of the voucher This list con-
tains very many OF the leading men Of the Republican
party one OF the members OF the Supreme Court, who
was at that time member Of the House. members Of
legislative committees, &C.
The books OF the Central Vermont Company were
opened here to-day and s2,oOOOOO Of stock sub
scribed, and the books closed. Almost the entire
amount OF stock taken by Trenor W. Park and his
New-York friends and IL is understood that this has
been done by Mr.. Park in the interest OF the
New-York. Boston. and Montreal road, and will
result is supposed in entire change OF the present
management Of the railroads OF Vermont, known
the Central Combination. The Central Vermonps char
ter was granted at the last LEGISLATURE and similar to
that OF the corporation which has just swallowed up the
Boston, Hartford. and Erie road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
THE SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DEBT.

CHARLESTON, April 3O.-Morton, Bliss & Co.,
bankers OF New-York applied to the Supreme Court at
Columbia, to-day, for q writ Of mandamus TO compel
the ControllerGenerai TO levy tax sufficient to pay
overdue and accruIng interest the State debt The
writ Is made returnable Tuesday next. The Chamber
of Commerce Of this city had special meeting to-day
TO consider this subject and adopted preamble deelar
ing important TO determine the character and amount
or the state debt so that the proceedings IN the e
preme Court may not result In the recognition on and
ulent bonds also resolution declaring due 10 the
credit aud good faith OF the people aud 70 the holders
OF unquestonably valid bonds that the taxpayers DO
represented by counsel In tue suits committee was
accordingly appointed 10 engage counsel and carry oas
the purpOee OF the resolQtlaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
TILE REPURLLC OF SPAIN.

THE CITY OF BILBOA SAID TO BE SURROUNDED by
CARLIsTs-REPORTED DEATH or THE CURE OF
SANTA CRUZ-SrRIKE IN BARCELONA ENDED.
PARIS, Wednesday, April 80, 1873
1t is reported in Bayonne that the Carhsts
in the Spanish province OF Bcay have surrounded the
City of Bilboa, which is almost defen seless.
BAYoSSE, Wednesday, April 80, 1873.
rnmor comes from the frontier that the Cure OF
Santa Cruz has been shot by his own officers.
MADRID, Wednesday. April 3d. 1873.
The strike OF the In Barcelona has terminated
and the men have resumed work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
REPORTED POISONING OF SIOUX CHIEFS.
A STRANGE STORY.

TORONTO, April SO.--A special dispatch from Fort
Garry, Manitoba, says:
It understood that dispatches have been received by
the Administration the Hon. Mr.. Breland, who
sent out by the Council OF the Northwest to ascertain
the feeling and intention OF the Sioux Indians encamped
in the neighborhood Of Fort Ellis The nature OF Mr..
Brelsnd's report has not been made public.
Information has been received here from source gen
orally reported trustworthy TO the effect that some
American traders having poisoned two Sioux chiefs,
Little Knife and Sitting Bull at place called Cyprus
HILL in British territory, by administering strychnne
TO them their food. the Sioux fell the post there
and massacred all the Americans in the vicinity II is
aso stated that the half breeds living in the neighDog
hood shared tue fate but this is contradcted by
another report Cyprus Hill is about $50 miles from ForE
Garry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
A MELANCHOLY SUICIDE,

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-Richard Petit, an
attorney residing on Eghthst Spruce committed
suicide last evening by shooting himself through the
head He was to have been married at noon to-day to MISS
staley. The affair much excitemsnt among the
friends OF the parties Mr. Petit had been engaged 10
Miss staley for 10 years. She had lately received
handsome estate by the wills OF the late Robert Bald
clough and u. b. Baldcough, and everything WAS pre-
pared for the marriage at noon at ST. MAX ,huIoh
They designed taking European tour Tue ueeedseu
u. 3. Naval Paymaster Richard Petit. Tne lady Is
Engish and eousn 10 Bishop btalcy, late OF HONOLULU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
ASSEMBLY.

The House reassembled at p. M, and went
into Committee again on the Supply Gll. Mr.. BURNS
moved TO insert $4,000 TO the NewYOrk Founding Asy
lum. He explained the object and stated the work per-
formed by this institution. Messrs. WOODS and c. G..
CORNELL also sustained the motion, but IL was lOst-3
TO 80.
Mr. DEXTER moved to insert $500 900 to complete the
state RelOrmatOry AT Eimra Carried.
Mr.. y. IL. CORNELL moved to reduce the item to the
Hudson River State Hospital OF the Insane ut P0ugt-
keepse from 100000 to $1,000 Lost Tue Committee
then rose and reported progress. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
THE ITALIAN MINISTRY DEFEATED.


The Chamber of Deputies, to-day, in oppO-
siton TO the representations and circumstances OF
Sgnor scla Minister OF Finances voted sI5OOOO for the
establishment of arsenal at Taranto. When the vote
was declared signor sela asked for an adjournment
and said he would inform the House tomorrow what
course he should take.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.

CNcINNATI, April 30-Information has been
received here OF horrible affair In Marshall County In
the west Of Kentucky. On Sunday last, In quarrel
arising out OF family affair, James Dougherty shot his
fatlerin-law, named smith, killing linn instantly.
ugherty was arrested and while Ia custody shot
and his bTaus beaten out with the but end Of the gun
By "a son Of the murdered man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
THE MEETING OF EMPERORS AT ST.
PETERSBURG.

ITS SIGNIFICANCE FROM GERMAN POINT OF VIEW.
BERLIN. Wednesday April 80, 1873
The ProUin:ial Correspondent says the visit
OF the German Emperor TO St. Petersburg confirms the
pacific policy agreed to by the Emperors Of Germany
Russia. ANA Austria, last September IL is especially
significant at this because the prospects II quiet iii
Western Europe were growing gloomier.