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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-08-25
CLOVER

Mrs. Jenette Clark of Boston, will
speak at the South church August 3lst
Frank Mcclellan, merchant, is away
from home on trip for his health which
has somewhat improved. He proposes
to visit the St. Leon springs, hoping to
be benefited thereby.
N. M. Scott, the miller, has received
bill of corn delivered at Barton of
$500 bushels. He has now stored at
his mill and other buildings between
1000 and 5000 bushels.
The aisles of the Congregational
Church have been recently carpeted,
which adds much to the attractiveness
of the house.
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GREENSBORO.


The new mill at the Bend, will be al
tered in some particulars in regard to
its machinery, and it is then thought
that it will run to the satisfaction Of
the owners. A large stock of timber is
uncut.
Sam. Hill IS building new house at
the Bend.
Mr.. Smalley of this village owns a
large dog. which few days since pre-
scented her master with thirteen very
small dogs. They are of the st. Ber-
nard pattern. and he will sell them for
So apiece. This we believe beats the
compound cat story lately circulated in
the papers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-08-25

AS Rev Mr.. Culver was coming from
Browington last Saturday. the king bolt
of his wagon gave out and he was thrown
violently to the ground. He was quite
severely bruised, but it is hoped sus-
tanned no serious injury,
We have had the pleasure of seeing
very humorous and interesting book, en-
titled "My Opinions, published by the
American Publishing Co. It's a take
off on most of the foolish practices and
notions of the day, and though done in
funny manner will be more useful and
effective against errors. than sermons or
essays. Miss Julia A Gallup has the
agency for this section, and as it is a
subscription book only, this will be the
best opportunity to procure a very pleas.
ing book. S.
SOUTH BARTON.
i William Donovan, who has been en-
ployed by the Steam Mill Co., was SO
annoyed by the intrusion of his wife
while he made repeated calls on Mrs.
Libby, that he ran away few days
since. Nobody knew what had become
of him until an intercepted letter writ
ten from Lenoxville, showed that he
was there, and had appointed the time
and place where Mrs Libby was to meet
him in Canada The little arrangement
has been broken up for the present.
COVENTRY.
A little girl stepped into a store the
other day to make a small purchase,
and handed her money to person whom
she thought to be the clerk. The per-
son who received it thanked her for the
money and quietly slipped out. If he
will send us his name we will put it il
print.
A Coventry man, who opposes the
building of the Black River Railroad
but favors the removal of the county
buildings to Newport, lately paid $l.0(
for batting his horse at that place.
The Sabbath School at this place hae
pleasant picnic last Wednesday il
Judge Wheelock's grove. The Irasburs
and Coventry schools intend to have
boat ride next Friday if pleasant.
, 1873-03-24
SPRlNGFiELp.
Loca1 P0lltlcn--The Approaching N1la-
ntcipax observation-disclosures
Qolcbrntion--Fho judicial Appor-

Locn1 Politlcs--The Approaching 1u-
ntcipnI Eloctions--Peraonnl
Qolcbrntion.-Tho judicial Appor-
tionment Hll1.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago 1+ibMns.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, March 22.-Our municipal eloc-
ton, which takes plsco In April, ta Just exciting
considerable attention. Tho contest will draw tho
party lines sharply, and, prominent gentlemon will
10 put up for tue position Of Mayor there will 10 a
hlarp Aght. It ta generally conceded TINT tho
Hon. WIN. NJ. Springer will bo the Liberal
candidato for Mayor, and, until 1t was sct-
tied that he should run, jack Smith, the present
incumbent, o1poctcd to walk ovor tho COURSE. It
rln and tho Republican, casting about for somo
one else TO tuks bis place.
Gen. ]. +. Reynolds, senator-eloct from Cook Coun-
ty, will mako the tour ot Europe taa summer. and lo
ralysion from aoY. Dovortdgo to attend the Vienna
Exposition. ...........-.
our colorod peops preparing celebrate tho sls
day Of March, being tho anniversary Of the adoption
Gov. Doyerldgo and Gen. Lipp!ncott are to address
'Ichprd T. Crawford, Of Winnebago County, elected
oancceed tho Hon. H. g. Gross, deceaseti, 10 sepre-
cato Of election from tho Hocrcary Of State, to-day
uo will tako his seat md 10 aworA IN next Tuesday.
The judicial Aplertlonnent bill llas NOT hecn signed
y Tho GOVERNOR pnd Will not rcccye tia signature until
rcpeaiiug m M ciausc, It is hed viii repeal u tho presun
clrculta out Of o1lstence ana cut OF al tho quits IN
prueresH leavtng tho State outside Of Cook County
actually without coursa for tho next three months
supplementary h containing to Pressnt aa circuits
ducod jn tic I4oso an n effort will be made to pasg
Il boioro bo tou days arc lp Tho circuit bill will be
signed whether ths supplementary bill lasaea or not
, 1873-03-24
WALL STREET..

1RorioW of tho Money, Gold, Hond,
stock, aild Produce Markets.
Special Dfspatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, March 22.-Thc money market wna
much lcas distressing 10 borrower hnn a. any timo
for wcek tho rule this morning being 13a at, to 1-s3
and intureat. In tho afternoon baHncea woro lent
down to per cent per anlumt which ilo clearing
rate.
BToons.
Stocks continue dull. Western Union Telegraph, is
Rtrongly bolatercd up by tho atubbornucsH Of tho
clique WHO for their own safoty a<o forced to sustain
the market. It Is said also thatmonoy In argo amounts
has been obtained on tho Ilodgo Of the stock
at 80 collateral aganst loans OF New York Centra
which nuy further account for itH stiT support.
Pacific Mail and Harlem havo beon woak at tEmos.
Thore Ia no truth In tho report that tho Milwaukee
st. raul Raiway has been lcssed to the ponnsyvana
viii r. G 'ess so4s
horo hsyo Lad telosrapho iauriou In reaard to tho
subject directed to .llcm.
In regar to roccnt forgcsios o share ccrtcates OF
the rtsburgh Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Com
md I'D a't IL
mittod by tho respectable firm Of Mcsara. siobort
o stass nors ro 10
their printing house or from THO Government stamp
Company Whiio corncatcs aro Ia ali particularG "a
a k s% S s Ill ether
is difference III the internal stA1E which IT,
Or should bo impressed at tho Government olco. ID
tho genuine certificates ta stamp contains tho head Of
Washington whore Il Is cent stump. In
tho co9oFteita tho as sent atamp heara The
Fsanll4n, which eee.s 10 havo ] been device Coo Of tho
forgers to ovado The penalties for counorfoing United
s.etes staps. t l. also belleyoa " tbe ongravers
tho Fort Wayne. Tho wabash Company arc @ having s
now certificates engraved.
, 1873-03-24

strohgoat tortns, against doing TO- -ovdn to.being
told that, IT, YOU poreist, and tile neh arc Loaf,
You aeaorvo to bo tried + for ,nM9nalaughter. ~ YOU
my to engage mGn In anothor p9r md they
you may Hond thcm to tho port whore tho shit,
liog, In tho custody Of o runner. You n1ay tlon
(aftor re-ol1 istcnng tho slip, which ought not
TO- 10 bo ailow,ed) yon hayo managed to insure
ta within two foot Of tho .wator a,nidshipH, and
Hond her to scn.> Nobody oan rrovo,it You. My,
moro, II tho men become roHltve, YOU oAh arroBt
thom, withoht mnglstrato's warrant, nnd take
no choico thoy have not to mako, bit only to
administer, tho law) will commit thom to priBon
for twolyo wooks with hard labor; OF, botter
still, for You, you my aond for policeman on
thom to do tloir duty And then, II the slip is
loBt with nil hands, you will gain D largo sum Of
money, and you will bo asked no questions, as no
naqy ssn will ,ngs Sgss ns aoa a egST sn o
poned onoo I think) aome momber Of tho
HouRo asks for inquiry. Tho river policeman
rho, In ono caso, threatonod with lmprlaonment
. refractory orow, md urged them to do their
drowncd) that lie and bis colleague nt tho river-
side station lad apokcn to eaoh other about tho
ship being droadfully rlonacd as she passed.
their station on tho rlverbofore no wont OH board
to urgo duty: and that ho then, when he saw
mo, srued badly that ho hadn't looked ON up,
without talk, aa then they wouldn't have boon
drowned
AMERICAN AcTonB m ENGLAND.
Mr. Enmot- hns won reputation md earned
money in England. His portrait, 1ifo-sizo, iH
poated on the wallis as q accommodation to tho
theatre at Which ho performs. In tho cartoon
ho .wears velvet coat, and undor hiB ann is a
walking attok. Mr., Emmot plays worry olovorly
in pioco callod "Frtz;" hut tic play is placed
on the stage in particularly oarolese manner,
according to tho customs Of society. The mnid
OF I'll work wears low-nocked druss
and short sIooves F.; and gentlonon attend a bali
in frock.coate and colorod ties ; while tho villain
Of tho piece wears sombroro, as the noyols
eny, indoors aud out. Tho Fronoh, whom thoy
500 thoao things, declare that tho English
ero outer barbsrians but think we might put
up With aagood many mistakes in tho wny Of
trossos Besides, tho Bcono Of !" Fritz is laid
In Now York. Light faroos and oxtravagangas
alono nro cultivated now-n-days. Tho rising
generation of actora know nothing Of the art
that thrills, and that opens up world in few
flasheB,
, 1873-03-24
FIRES,
A Woman and Two Children Nurmcd
to Dcnth In Calhoun County, Io1yn--

A Woman and Two Children burned
to Dcnth In Calhoun County, Io1Vn--
Othcr Fircs Yostprlnys
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 22.-A 1nost distressing Ca
lnnity occurred. fcwnights ago, ivo miles northeast
Of Pomcroy, Calhoun County, by tho burning Of sod
cabin with thatchcd roof Of hay, atraw, and st!ck
resulting In the death Of tho Inmates poor woman
namod Hollcck md hor two ANAL children. Tho roof
composed ss 1t WA Of Light matoria1, dry tinder
burned she poor cseatnrca 80 terribly aa to caso her
doatfa yeatertay. '+
A re ut nine O'Clock tonight, destroyed tho brick
s~e31ipg Of Hcsmsn 0hatwiek Loss q 500; insured
man /; loss, 1000; not insured. Ono or two small
budfnga IN the vicinity also destroyed Tho fro
originated in Newnans barn.
A flro early thia morning destroyed tho boarding.
hoso Of +. Dunn. Tho building was fratns ono, and
owned BY Mrs. Mary a. Cummings. Iogs q 500; no.
insured. Dunns loss furniture is 5000; insured
for $3.50 Dunn was this afternoon arrestcd charged
With being tho inconltary.
Speetai Dfspateh 10 7He Chicaao Tribune.
DETROIT, htlch., March 22.-Wcodburs's =. Touring
mill at kalamazoo Wna burned ut O'Clock this morn
ing, togothcr with aono grain hand 400 barres OF
-four, md tho nchinery. Tho loss Ia about SIS 0oo
insurance about S11 900.
New YonK, March 22.-A fro In Crosby Rtrcct, near
broadway, ast night, burned Democrats carrngo ro-
and leJnoldu nat and cap factory Tho loss
Ia $24 900,
, 1873-03-24
IOWA..
Experiment IN tho
I.OE-SplittirlE Linc..ssrniM in Store.

Drovvned--Fatn1 Experiment IN tho
I.OE-SplittinE Ltnc-.fsrniM in Store.
Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, March 22.-Ncar Potosl, Wis, young
German, mined Henry Bonn, was drowned last night
By breaking through tho Ice whilo crossing drant
River.
Particulars Of fearful accident near IaMotc, Jack
County, Iowa, the result Of the most foolhhrdy
venture are at hand from which appears that James
NcAllIstcr youth OF 49, not satisfied with tho ord
ary method q ehopniag logs With an axe and wadgos
powder. Accordingly, BE- drilled hole IN
largo oaken log, alled tho cavity !, With
and, having fuse, dropped 1.-Two coal into tho pow
der The explosion TINT ensucd toro tho log tnto spin.
ters ond took off half Ills na scattorlnY tho brans
In I'll directions. Tho body, also, was musilased be-
yond recognition.
The largest quantity Of grnin over known to be on
hand ut this tme Of the year Is now STORED a the fol-
lowing places: Total catiInated number OF bushels,
oooo. dsided % fo1lows: Iowa. DuIaaae 2oo COO
sin, PTar1o du Chon, Ii. 900; nriagonort, 10000 j;
Woodman, 10000; goscobel, 45oo0i Blue River,
10000; Muacoda, 900: pastcyillc ldooo; caBsve,
ao,o01; potoR, $4,000.
, 1873-03-24

their llosrs failed them, and They could hot bring
thornasiyos to Tho point Of abandoning their. old
homes a'1dgoing to blatant eouHsry. They aro eyi-
rnngencnt. though tlioy profesn Willingness to llavo
another tnlk 1t will 10 tno hcforo o Cornmta-
ann Tan 10 assembled, an.l In tho meantime tho troops
Will l'o put In positions TINT coyor NJ far possible
al points ot cgrcsa from tho "va boa. tltnk TINT
eyhton of gradual compression with tho exhibition nt
tn force that can 10 ,,sel ngaat to, tho Commits
sion should again fai, will halisfy hem Of thu hopo.
lesseaa of my further rcsiatancci nn Gtsd tho oaco
Tne is becoming of tho grcatcst Importance no tho
1nonB Of tho viii cnahlo them 10 1.-Two In
tho mountains. This will greatly increase Tho slitIic-
ties Wo lavo to contend with, they will t',on rea
up Into small pnrtfcs mud can moro readily mako their
cacape from tlloir present location. ~ i
EDWARD II. 8. CANBr,
.. DrB.-6en. Commanding,
, 1873-03-24
6ENATE-ExTRA SESSION.
TfTt. rA1NwFfr, i1AaC

WARRINGTON, March 29-Tho Senate proceeded to
tho consideration OF the Caldwell csse.
connecticut iAr Ferry aubmitsol tic resouttou Of
expulaon. He lad given closo attention TO tho toa
ssa the SSr hi. TSss apao 1S 1Ss as,
to the legality Of tho oct by which Mr. Caldwell held
his sent, appeared tho majority OF tho oommltteo
on Elections In doubt to thu proper method to
DO purued therefore they chose to present tho ques
q4 !nye1y4g r. validity o} tse elsotlop
to l the resoutons aiscay pepdng from aeront Sem n
Tic Committee, took the ground TINT ho Senate had
majority of the COMMITTED thought proper to present
resolution declaring tho aeas vacant rather than ono
Nj FERRY. rosurning, aald he would not commi.
himsolf IN adyanco as 70 the erih of q,'eatto,a in-
hns each Of h0m he
duty to doal rigidly With oaicinl wrong.
lie thpn offorod All amendment TO tho amendment
poniug, to aco back tlo rnt qucation substantially
whcro It frat appeared from tho Committee, aa fol
Tint Alexander Caldwell bo aud la hereby declared
to have been eected solator Of tho unod States by
MI. ALOORN briefly discussed tho question Of tu-
risdlcon, maintaining that tho Conatitutan 1nakcs
the act Of tho Legislature IN tho election Benator
the subject Of review by tho Senate.
hayDg % he1etcfoSe oefe amsnonsa to 70 the s Commit
oa.dwo, said that II examining al Tho evidence, 10
was unable to avoid tho conclusion that the election in
1871 objected by bribery In tile insorest Of Mr.
Caldwell, the purchase money having been paid
by hr. Caldwell hinsolf. Having arrived at
tits conclusion Of facts, It seemed 10 be essential
not simply to the dignity and honor Of the 8enato mud
to tho stae OF public fcolng Of tho country, buk for
tho preservation Of tho Institutions under which We
lvc that tho Benato ahould in way emphatcally
express condemnation Of the trarHaction According
to common law and usage running through a English
decisions until now bribed vote ie no vote and II 1t
10 found that bribed votos effected tho election, they
charge was made thu. tils Senator'S election pro-
cured By bribery, 1t tho bounon duty Of tho Ben
alto, under tho constitutional clause that made tho
solate tho Judge Of tho election qualification, to tn-
quira Into the facts.
Some time wag spent In an exchange Of views, ~ to
fixing tho order In which tho pending propositions
Rlall 10 votcd on, but no arrangement wns made.
No Senator rising to continue tho dobate tho closing
ready to do so today mud moved that tho Senate go
Into oxccutlgo session, which agreed TO- At tho
expiration Of tho Executive session, tho Senate nd:
jourpol.
, 1873-03-24

Tho Tweed 1nvestaGntlon.-The Good.
rich Nlys<cry.~tElso EsnfI7a Y1ond Bank
-..Elie Eng1iuh Forgers--Another BIC.

Tho Tweed EnvestfGntion.-The Goods
rich Nlystcry."Flso EsniI7a H1ond Bank
..Tfie Eng1luh Forgers--AIlother nc.
fnlcntioll.
Special Dispatch to Ths czicaQo Tribune.
NEW fonK, March 22.-Baron De Garay, husband Of
hIme Loulao Mchtmny, the celebrated prlma donna
wits aucd in tho Third District Civil Court today by
Mrs. Dr.. Lara r. Fornss wifo Of the great baBso pro.
fundo, Carl Formes, for So3 duo for professional
scrvces q physician during Nine Lcltmay,s conaue.
Tho police tonight pn1lod two of tho largest kono
ganes IN tho city Nos: 135 and ~ Eighth street.. No.
l43 received notice and closed In tlao Tha raid
mado on lilo complaint Of who lost 5000 in No.
s,ut haa been brought Against abraham 8: wtnsnta
alleged to have been missrpropriated.
ITO The 1ssoctatcd Press.l
to invesgata Twced hoard statanants from cody
Clerk Of the Comptrollers ote, concerning tho pay
menta Of certain Warrants, at tho conclusion Of which
investigation. Tweeda lawyer said he could not ad-
yse his cnnt to further taEo part In the proceedings.
courts. DeeIdes he felt disincnod to exa,no Garvey
fnrhor The Committed finally adjourned to meot at
No developments l,ayo yet been made as to tho myH-
terious death Of Charles Goodrich, Of brooklyn. It Ia
now hntod TINT womau may have had something 10
do with It,, A shors time ngo Mr.. Goodrich hada
quarrel With woman living near him. 6ho afterward
LETT. subsequently ho was known to receive letera
from woman, that were left for him at neghboring
number Of dopositors Of tho Bull's-Head Dank
took aeps thls afternoon to have tho thrown
into bankruptcy. py their action, tho Un!tol States
Marshal took Charge Of tho bank before Receiver
bailey Ind time to place himself in possesaion.
In tho suit Of the Firat National Bank Of Lyons,
Iowa. to recover s50,ooD in bonds dopoated III thu
Ocean Dank here, mud stolen therelro, tAo Jury dis
agreed aud were discharged.
The Treasurer u 6cluylor County, in this State,
Shupperd 10 lefaulter to tho amount Of 5000.
Io haa ADacondol
Tic letters addresBod to MacDounell, the alleged
forgcr, which came into tho hnnts OF Duncan, Bh8r
man Go. and othors, and which arc under selz
ure are SUPPRESSED 70 contain the missing honda taken
packages addressed to the alleged forges hncDonnen
and Warren, contain drafts and bonds, tho officials
caused tlom to be attached today. Ono Of tho pack
ages, addressed to pitlwol, wos marked to
tho caro- Of tho Bafosy Deposit Company,
but TINT concern rofuEed to receive It. Tho
officials learned they could not attach tin iesor In tho
hnnds Of the poas-once. Tho authorities thercupou
ment whereby they would accept tlo attachment for IT,
which wAs agreed to.
, 1873-03-24
amount Of money, but thoro ought to bo SONS
honor or atshonor attached TO tho toay III which
Buoh thing Ia lono

amount amour q money, hnt tero ought to DO som. 60 n,
auoh thing Ia dono.
HOUSE nENTs.
notwithstanding tho pobability TINT houao
Ie,a aar ~ Fe ksy to 10 g s rn we d. not
or dwellings as tho ctreuthssancos would Hcoln
TO- iuattfy. II may bo TINT capital Which would
othorwiso DO put into the moro Legitimate in
xeafnignt e o5 building dwellings, inside tho city
drawn OF into BpocnlationH In suburban lands,
or 1t may DO fitslo too oarly yot to oatinlata
the amount Of this class Of building that will bo
done, but as far na cnn DO foreaoon now tho sup.
ply or q good modium cinaa Of dwollings will bs
fur below tho demand this aumnor.
SATURDAYS TnANsFEns.
Iho following inatrumonta wore 1lod for roc
ord !pn Saturday, March %:
dated . March II constellation, $500.
o,aals bot Randolph and Washlnsfona, s'a. as,1so
II. sa. dated / Js,, M - eonRilorstion, st55oo,
10y #, datod jan. consideration, ss,5oo.
c1tnestnc at between Lalln ana Ioolnis ns, +, %
North 1o Il oi Lei i, aeres oi s.so o Sex
T. 70 IL e Of 1ako ST.. dated Fob Il sonaaafaIon,
Waha.h ~, 24aft Of Thtr.y.aecond ST. t. SOFT.
tnnan It 293 q Wood d. III, assiSs IT, aatea
West Twentieth nt, 250 IT " Of Robey st n T. a5,
1as feet, dated Ms1e i; consideration, szoS ~
Losa aud {cIcopt 40 ~ with improvements dated
March u; consideration I'll ,5oO
Nhlwaukcoav, bot 1Ioyne aud 1obcy sts sw otea
dated Mnrch II consideration 81 Mn
Lot In pearco's 12n # of Lots II md 49, In Bloch
Q, United Statos Bank Addition, datcd Alarcl 1B: con-
Iot o. ID Keazio,s part Of Block So, sec T. 80, IA
datod March Is consideration q 60G -"
shofLot II, in Block 81, in Eissona Addition, 1ac4
NOV. ]. 1879 consideration. &. .1hn. - -
Lot TO- In block 16, Of pcrcos Addition to tolstciu
dated h1lrch II ]; consideration, $500 --o
Lot 63 III HULA nlock 35, Sec 49, TO- H. dated March
II ,;.s9,.s consisoratton, :. ss5o.
undivided Il of Lot o. datel March 29 cousilcratiou
sA,sM!. 1,s;., -
DlGkaon 81, aonth OF aud North nv, " f. Lot TO-
asteu % w consideration, $780,.
iot y, IN nlock 49, Of n, Soc3o, 90 H. lated
AAascn 70 cnnsiteraton, $3.50.
=, st. hct Dnddan ct mid Stewart av 4,
20 = 10 aey dated March II consideration, sG00
Iho premises NO. $40 Michigan Nv, dated March ~
eumnase1a1on, m. 3to,ooo. ... -
.av S}oI n.ra ht1 Ia cor 81 Hadaan st Is IT to
Division al hot Townsond LIT Roa I} StIso u.
II, dated aarch ~; consideration e. oa5 S'N A'
California av, 4}s Il Of, Fulton It, +. 1aag-1or
l2S 6-lo It, dated March !; considerations $780,
,os1: T. ho9s L IT 9io Of Twenty i. of 5oz
a. - 9an: "a, = eonsdosaon
dated March TO- conadoration II ssna Ss' z'f'' III
LOIS IL md ii IN Dillon,s Tn}s H. IN noo I'll l.,
Russell ct nl Addition dated Marcn 20: constcra
, 1873-03-24
Rnflrontf Accidents.

HusnNELL, ILL.,, March 2t.-Yeatorday Morntng'a
train bound west on the IoleIo peorln Il Western
lsaroad, was thrown from Tho track when about i've
down Al embanklnont, and turned two sonloraaus
boforo coming to 4 halt, One year old child q Mrs.
GhilderB killed, and another. 10 years Old was
badly hurt while Mrs Clildprs hcrsclf was also Rert-
ousty Injured. An old mant na'ne not known, was
also somewhat tnjurOu. -...
JANEsyILLE March 21-Conductor Frod. Buck, OF
tho UhicAgo & Northwestern Hallway was badly hnrt
In the head while coupling cars ut Crystal Lake, ILL.,,
yestcraay 1lo Ia out of hls mnd, and foars are Oh
tertaned for his recovery.
, 1873-03-24

NLw YoRK, March 22-1uatemala alvfces cay TINT,
IN tho revolution which osists thcrc, nnd which il
headed by placiaa, tho Government is exng shoot
ing, aud lupriaoning on all hdcs.
Tho misconduct Of tho EngltHh h1snstor, Uorbets
has ca'sod bitter feeling aganst England. oorbet
cstoms receiver at local port, who waa personally
Objectionable to tho roopc. The 6natosnalan Qoverr-
tnent refuses longer to recognize Corbott.
, 1873-03-24

Spec4al D3spaEek 70 Tho CHlcdq6 7T10HHSs
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 21.-pauei Kootr!ol, German
cooper committed suicide this afternoou, at hs house
ID lower PEORIA liz was a1rgned III the Police Court
La morning Tor trouble with la son, and + u sup.
posed went Holo aud deliberately shot hiiso out VI
feulorse, When found tbs SHOTGUN was lying ACROSS
Ills body with ono barrel dlacharged string attsched
to the trigger aud thu other end ln tho nanx aAnd,
showing that no had Nll01 h!mae{.
DErnolT, March 91.-At 0o,aetock, yesterday morn
INK J.romo Goodrich atarted lown.stsirs At "A carly
tour. IIq found ha lnother, Mra. Philip Goottticl
SUPPOSED cause WAS dependency at tAe oaa OF hef
d.unhtsr Mrs, Goo. aud othor dQIneAt!u troubles,