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Destruction OF Property In Various
4 plnccH--LOHs OF Life.

Destruction OF Property In Various
Plncoa--Loss OF Life.
NASHVILLE, April IA fire occurred at Mur-
freesbozo, Tenn, thirty miles from Nashville, at
o'clock this morning, commanding in Cooke
family grocery store, on the east aide of tho pub
Lie square, from which 1t Bproad to Roed's hard
ware atoro, and Mrs. McCo1gal'a millinery es-
tabliBhmont, and several other etoroB were
burned. The loss is not ascortninod, but was
mostly covered by insurance. Hartford loses
&l2,000.|
Special Dispatch to Tne Chicago Tribune.
JANEsvnLE Wis, April 7.-The sash and door
factory owned by Mr.. Humo, Of Oshkosh, and
occupied by G. K. Colling, was burned about s
O'clock this morning, together with oontoutB !;
also two framo dwellings adjoining, belonging to
A: 9. Bates, and about Is, 600 worth Of lumber
Of tho Harris Manufacturing Company. LosB,
about Gil, 600; insurance, abont $1,000.
JAoKsoNy11LE, H., April 7.-The passenger
and freight depot'o the Rock Island d st. LouiB
Railroad Company ut Winchester, Ill, was
struck by lightning during tho storm Of yeetor-
day afternoon, set on fro by tho electricity, and
burned to the ground.
San FnANo1sco April 7.-At a fire tonight in
8utter street, the son and daughter OF John O.
Day were burned to death. Tho children wero in
m uppor story OF tho dwelling. The firemen
wore uninformed until too late to save thom.
DETROIT, April IA fire ut Spring Lake this
morning destroyed the residence OF Charles e.
soue:: 60 Loss, $1,000; insured in tho phmnix for
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INDIAN TROUBLES.
-Four Whites Ktl1Cils
HEADQUARTERS u. 8. HunvErlN1 Conrg, |
ADRANs4B CITy. March %,

Eprron LEAvENwoRTn JounNA1. On Wodnos-
day morning, tho 10Th inst, Eddie II. Domtng
startcd out with hia party to complete Ibis Town
shin ~ north of Range 49, west Of tho s Indian
stnto lino near tho ninety ninth meridian Of
west longitude. In Tho Indian Torrtory. Ho OK
poc}cd to got It finished by noon About II =.
m. 10 sent ono Of hia eornermon to camp. 1lo
got In alt right. When ho loft tho party they
had nbout throo mi]oa to meantor. down tho loft
bank Of tho Cimmhron Rtyor. Eddie and Ills
party failol to got In that night but, as we Ind
no no idoa of danger. 20 dId not snnpoct TOR one
tho Indians, nlthough they woro yory thick
through that soetlon As they did not got in by
noon on tho 20th, no got worry anxious about
tL,om, and party Ct threo mon-Willard +.
GOTHIC, hlo. (thoy each Ind brother In the miss
ing party) mud tho man who was sent IN tho day
before, started out to look for thom: They
struck thoir trail on tho riyor bank, and followed
place yyhoro Eddie had closed and finished his
work. Tloy tloro found great many Indian
tracta. A. baud Of come forty OF fifty warriors
had crossed The river right below tho town lino
Stream em G il e@Seg @ gRoa R3nt es ss'hs W. urn06
tho Indians actod friendly and allowed thom to
start toward camp; then ID soon as thoy Lad thoir
baoks turned, shot them in tho
bsK soK m anS 1 5uEea h o,a them an zig 6gh onn T0Ge r;
some Of the. sand md recognized tho body of
Eddie N. Deming. As there woro hundreds OF
Indiana within I. milo, thoy did not wait any
longor, but started for camp, gotting In (a dis
tanco Of about ton ,nilos) In about ono and q
half hours. We stood guard all night, bs,t wore
not attacked, and rolled cut for headquarters at
Arkansas Qity tho noxt morning. about IN hour
before daylight.
Tho murdered mon are Eddie N. Doming, son
Of Mr. a. N. Deming, proprietor OF tho City
Hotel In this city; Daniol Short, of Lawrence,
Kan, oharloa a. Davis OF Croam Ridge, noar
Chilllcotho, NO., and n. Poole, young English
man, Of Lawrence, but ho has no relatives In
America.
There ia still party Of thirteen mon in danger,
and provision train Of Capt. e. A. Darlfng,
United States Surveyor, tho contractor. About
thirty OF start out today to bring in tho other
party aud train, II possible, and recover tho
doad bodies Of our murdered comrades II the
parties who report TINT the Indians are disposed
to DO quiet on tho frontier would take a trip
out among thoM for q little whilo they would
change their minds I am satisfied that they
arc anything but poaoeab1y inclined. It is high
time We had q change in tho Indian policy.
Ono band Of Indians have declared their do
termination to fight all summer, and will com
mence as soon aa grass is high enough for feed.
HUou T.. RICHARDS.
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THE LABOR QUESTION.


Tho strliko or tho Gns-Mcn in New
XOrIks
New YonK, April 7.-Androw. Uasoy, atrilor,
assaulted Robert Bloom M % tho latter was going
was promptly arrested.
: Tho men Of tho Now York Gas Company are
tho only onos on strko. The employeH OF othor
companies rofuao, thus far, to Join tlom. Tho
police, in largo force, nro atill On duty. Lcavoa
Of absunce to tho fro1non arc suspended for tho
prosont. .-.,,
Thcro Is q full supply Of gas in tho downtown
diBtricts tonight. Tho Rtri1zors Say they will
hold out. No disturbance is reported to-day,
and all the mon arc ut work except those dis
charged by the Now York Company. A commit
toe OF worls,nen now employed In the Manhat-
ots Of the Now York Company to-day to make
arrangements for joint mooting this evening
to consult rolatiyo TO tho strike Of tho former.
Tho anticipated strike Of tho Brooklyn car
pentera did not take place to-day, but tho move
ment ID threatened.
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Eatal Result OF a saloon ElEht-A Pos
ltccman 1&ilas O Mnn In Self
Do2cnacs
C1No1asA71, April 7.-This afternoon, just
atter The close Ct The polls IL the present Eighth
on Front street, about . square distant from
tho polls, a fight commenced between two
men. Oi1leer John Gleason and the Chof Of
Police went into the saloon and tried to quiet the
@ disturbance 4 gEest crowd followed, nlling tho
fred bis pistol, shooting Luke Leonard in tho
right breast. Leonard is thought to be dying
Six surgeons attend him. It ID said that he was
trying to koop tho crowd off the officer. Police
bruised about tho faco, head, and ribs
Attending surgeons foar ho will not recover.
He states that, when be won't in the saloon, tho
crowd turned on him, beat him down. and that
rising he drew his pistol and fred. He did not
seem to know Of aiming at any particular porson.
Policeman Joseph Murray Attempted to
got into tho saloon to aid in quieting
the disturbance, and was knocked down
severely hurt; The riot, alarm mas turned in,
At this time there wero about twenty officers on
tho ground, and. they started to the station
with ofieora Gloason and Murray, both Of whom
for tho arrival Of sixty police from the nearest
station, there would haye been additional
bloodshed. The officers succeeded without
further trouble, and tho excitement, though still
great, Ia cooling down. Thcrc is no political aig
nidcance to the fight. The two persons who first
began the fight III the saloon wore Of tho same
political party. ofiicor GleaBon came OIL with
the loss Of h!a pistol and billy.
Several fiehtB had occurred at tho polls Just
before closing, which alarmed the ofilcers, and
caused tho already large detail OF police thore to
DO increased. Whore tho trouble did occur it
WAS not anticipated, and 1t had gone on for somo
time before tue officers within Gull heard tho
alarm. Tho ringing Of the police alarm bells
had great effect in quioting the angry crowd.
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vas good deal broken, two or tl,rco pnosongora
wero badly brulsed, and tho driver, namod D. d.
Knight, was thrown undcr tho car. Ho sustained
. compound fracture Of both legs, had several
fingers cut of, and WAS cut and bruised about
tho head, Tho accident was caused by tho nog-
1,gonco OF Martin Koyton, tho watohman Of tic
paclflo noad, who failed to aignai tho stroot car
Of tho approach Of tho train., Koyton,, and alao
J. z. Haley, tho epgineor, md oherloa Anderson
aud bail for thom ia refused until tho result Of
Knights injuries is aaoertainca.
DEEno1T,. Mich, April IAN ongino mud ton-
dor used in constructing the Michigan Il Dig
.noar uolton killing ono man and fatally injur.
ing another Both woro Norwegian 1aborora,
na1noH unknown.
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MEMPHIS.

Tho Nosvoll lNlxrdcr..-T1go Clcrks, tho
Principals in q Duel.
MEMPHIS, April 7.-Robort Coleman and John
Keel, charged with shooting John Newell on
Friday night, wero brought before Judge Ray
to-day. Aftor q partial examination, tho case
waR postponed till tomorrow, the defendants by
consent Of counsel being placed under bonds of
10000 each.
A duel WAS fought On Saturday afternoon,
two miles south Of the city, by two young
exchanging four shota tho latter was slot In the
arm. Tho seconds interfered aud the 1attor
was anaicably adjusted, each havin groceiyed q
bullet In his clothing,
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4 Galveston Dosporado Kills Two nna
Fatally Stnbs Ehree UnofRendtnR
CltixoNss
GALVESTON, April 7.-Inut night at 10 o'clock
= man calling himself James Holm drew q knife
and cut boy, whose name is unknown. In his
attempt to escape ho attackod and cut three un-
offending parties, who happened to bo In his
way. oflcor Ferguson, in attempting to arrest
him, waB tho no1t to rocoIvo tho knife. and diod
five minutca afterwarl. III. Denison, an old
md respected Citizen, who was one Of the un-
two othors will die. Henry Myors q driver for
Engine Co. No. q 1t is beloved, will do. The
fremen awear vengeance against Holm. Intense
excitement prevails, aud It is believed ho will
nover bo allowed by the mob to have trial.
eomo OF tho police force have already asserted
their intontion II called on, to defond tho jail.
Holm gives hiH name as James Bennett Holm, Of
Floyd County, Va, and cousin to tho notorious
jack Helm, of Texas.
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS,

Tho newspapers arc still publishing as O nows
item the hoax about tho burning Of The Natural
Bridge R II Virginia: Inn --,u
tho new Capitol at Albany, N. T., aa soon as tho
weather permits.
JOHN r. Groen, indicted at Baltimore for
81 800 larceny, gooa free because " "fraudontlyn y
Into tho sea the past week, and largo quantities
OF piokerol wero left on its shores by the re-
codlng waters.
Carl Dittmar's dualin nanufaotory at North
Quincy, Mass, was burned Wednesday night; +;
loss, S20, 600; no insurance. Tho 10000 pounds
Of dunlfn, in PROCESS Of manufacture, were
burned, without any explosion.
Tho epizootio has broken out again In Polk
than before. 80 fur tie same horaes that were
affected tho first time tho disease was there are
tho victims.
They moan business In Memphis all but
for drawing $5 day when tho law only allowed
them %. Tho people aro beginning to regard
tho money-srabbing practice with decided dis
fATor. ......
Tho ouyahoga Falls (ohio) Reporter saya
would lecture for the IadieA' Dime Society OF
tho Congregational Church. He gavo his sub
ject as 4 Tasto Of Naples and Rome" and tho
Ss telegraph mado it road IA Taste of Apples md
Chief Maloy, Of tho Albany police HayH that
over O., 800 worth Of Bhawls and velvet oloaks
have boon ruined in that city during tho past two
montha by certain undiscovered WrotohoB who
perambulnte the leading thoEoughfarcs for tho
sole purpose Of doing mischief with tobacco
Juice.
An indianapolis female lost 811.40 by aim
gle rubber tho other day. she tried to play
lone hand with q rubber ovorBhoe; using her
neighbors ch,1d fora card table, and then tho
Police Judge stopped UP and told Lady Gay
6panker that he guessed she had lost the game.
. Tho old Town-H House, at Hopkiafon, N. H.,
was burned March 20. It Was q Court-Houso
when Hil1sborough and Merrimaok Counties
wera one, and has lately boon occupied, on the
first floor, az q Town-HouHe, and above as an
academy. Tho loss is about $4,000 no ineur-
anCe.
Another man has graduated at the Yale
"School Of Journalism" He has been rather
moro successful than any Of his predecessors.
When ho found that he could get no more than
90 week On any Western journal, ho wont right
away and got d position as clerk In an Oyster
saloon, where his weekly stipend is $40.
--The last matrimonial freak was at Spring
field, Maas. A leader in the ton OF that tonni9h
city took fancy to DO married IN tho came
building in which hor mothers bridal occurred
tho old Unitarian Church. But the church had
been converted into d furniture -manufactory,
aud SO it became necessary to arrange tho aofhs
and chairs, and tho wedding was held in tho
furniture Whroroom.
, 1873-04-08

Special Dtspatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
BIooMlNdToN, ILL.,, April ION Saturday,
Miohael Foley. a traok-hand Of tho Lafayette
MAllroAd, WAS instantly killed at the depot Of
that road.
This morning the doad body Of 4 friendless
traveller was found at the stock yards near Nor
NAL. It was aHcertained that lis name WAS
James Loo, and that he was on hin way from
Kansas City to Chicago.
9r. Louis, No., April 7.-Durlng = worry heayy
rain-storm, last night, Atreat railroad car was
struck and thrown from tho track at the crossip1
Of the Missouri Pacific Road and sevonth street'
by freight train on the latter road which uaa
being backed up from Leyco street. The car
, 1873-04-08

DosToN, April 7.-At to-day's sesson Of tho
Now England annual conference OF the AIotho-
dists, tho report Of tho Committee on the Amer
lean Bible Society Was submitted. The manage
mcnt Was heartily indoraod, and resolutions
Grafton Of tho Church In aiding IT, wore adopted.
Tho following persons wore chosen officers Of
tho Church Extension Society: President, tho
Roy. Joseph Scott; Vico-president, 0. r. 'Tay-
lor; Corrosponding Secretary, tho Rev. ". B.
luton stating tho mood Of denomiHattonal mis-
eionary magazine to DO Issued moutlly in Now
York, and urging immediate steps in this dlrec.
tion, MAS also adopted.
, 1873-04-08

EALr LAKE, April 7.-Tho Mormon Confer
ence 10 in full blast. Tho attendance is large
aud increasing. Drigham Young delivered a
long dtsoourso to-day, the main point being
against Gontile soctarian schools being intro
duced hero from Babylon. He urged tho
allow outsiders to interfere with the Kingdom Of
God. He denounced tho growing disnc1ination
to pay tithing. The salvation Of tho people il
imporilod BY tho non-performance Of duty.
thu tnn
waning receipts Of tho Church Treasury.
Progress on the various railroads ia encourage
inn
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BY HODGES 81 CO.,
6t3 Wcs$ I,ake.et,,

VIII soil On WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL Z, \
large and 9enee lot Of second hand farnturo combating
= yards 81 yool carpet stsii ssrstss To- nGO f.
uloo shelving t erookofy and Elsssvsrs oaoe ns-
nituro largo mirror elegant ala neo
o., msibloop chamber oot, osk ehembsE set g wal
ounEos. walnut bare.ns 10 bureau T.shstands seT;
tenaon tables n breakfast tabe. Is ttohon tablcs
whntnots, &doxen walnut ohAirs, 4o.. 10. ..
Positive and without BAlo to eounenco IT 70
M, Wednesday ueIn,nga At the Unioh Park Ano-
ton EQQnA, AQD3ES . OQ.A AuottQna9Ib.
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LOUISIANA.
Doublo Trngedy--An Assussfnntion-.
The EEnnklin Hnr.

NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-Wi1liam Merrimnn,
aged 10, aud negro man, killed. each other In
an altorcation, on Saturday night at Dryaa Crock
Station, on tho Mobile l. Montgomery Railroad.
Tho assassination Of ". 3. Mcdonald, Of q
hotel, in Vornon, Jackson Parish, iB reported.
He waa shot through tho window at night, by an
unknown party. with a donble-barrol shot gun.
A Fiotoua demonstration on tho part Of soma
whites wore orderod to 1eayo tho parial, and
obeyed. It il stated thoir residences wore aftcr-
Hard plundored.
A telegram from Franklin, La., says that
Henry Trnin, Republican, Judge of tho Third
cd tho regular torn Of tho District Court. Tho
mcmbors of the franklin bar positively rofuaed
to appoar and practice before him.
, 1873-04-08

WASHINGTON, April IA telegram from Con.
Lake, yesterday. Of Or. Thomas MCMILLAN, OF
hoart disease. He was O. resident OF Kentucky
Columbus, O., April 7.~-Alrs. A. J.. Reynolds,
q most estimable lady, wife Of the abBcondinE
Sheriff Of Athens County died at Athons on
Sunday morning, it il said, from griof caused
by hor husbands conduct.
STEVENSON, Ala, April 7.-Loula Cargile, born
in North Carolina in 1765, the oldest citizon Of
Jaokson County, died yesterday, aged 108 years.
Hp lived here sixty years.
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A murderess Cotlfexscs.

pEon1A, H., April 7.-The Democrat Of this
city learns from parties over from hlotamora
that Mrs. Workman, the wife Of tho Eureka
Methodist minister, haB confessed having
killed Airs. II, Hedges, at Enreks, a., and
general feeling is that Mrs. Workman WA dry
en- frantic by her discovery OF her husbands too
intimate relations with tile Widow Hedgos, and
in fit Of desperation killed tho supposed CAUSE
OF her domestic misery.
, 1873-04-08

bANnusHY, o., April 7.-The steamer Jay
Cooks arrived here this evening at o'clock from
Detroit, being tho frHt boat aorosa tho lake this
season. She ran through twenty-five miles Of
in-Day. She reports thu steamer Northwest OF
the Detroit and Cleveland Line, ut Put-iu-Bay,
unable to got through tonight, but will proceed
to Cleveland tomorrow.
, 1873-04-08

LITTLE RooK, Ark, April 7.-Tho sonato to-
day passed bill creating tue office Of Circuit
Clerk, in oountlea containing 10, 900 inhabitants
Tho House passed. bills ereatng thrce new ooun-
iority Of the Committee on Federal Relations Of
tho Houao, all Democrats, reported faYorably on
memorial to Congross, asking that tho bon
oftof tho bankrupt Inv be extended to Arkansas.
, 1873-04-08

PEORIA, April Tho Democrat, Of this CITY,
tho murderer, who WAS confined in tho Peoria
County Jail, last fall, for killing q man at FL
Paso, md who WAS acquitted at q late term OF
tho Woodford Circuit Court killed another man
He attempted to get out Of town, but crowd Of
excited miners caught him, and hanged hin,
without further ado. No particulars hayo beon
, 1873-04-08

milwaukee, Chamber OF Commerce.
MILWAUKEE, April 7.-rhe ChRmhor Of Com
Halo was elected President; John Nazro aud
John JohnBton, Yico-Presidents; with atrong
Board Of Directors pledged to oIeot or calico to
ba erected new Chamber OF Oommorco, to ba
ready for occupancy Jan. !, 1876.
, 1873-04-08
BY w. +. HODGES 81 co.

va will offer Of tho boat bargains Of tho sosson
yaE. Easish Ga nta.so, M nSs1l' .s snsw fn
largo Pier MIRRORS; Ornameats Btool Engrarings on
Psiutings Msrblo top Teb'es pinnG. Sitting and Bod
thnE Ths:s ss2a @ sSst oyes
one to call but thoso moaning busin Inquire st
wv HODGES co,
Auctforeorz and Private Bankers.
Also, two.sosy Brick, WaInut.st twalve room! apd
two parots furnished complete toRether W!th u! the
81 a1ngs md Lease Of thu esss oQat f G9 III W. s'
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FOREIGN.
Favorable Exhibit Made by tho Eng
llsh Annual Budget.
Government Proposition to
Reduce the Income
Tax.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April7.- Parliament will adjourn from
tonight to tho a1at inst.
In tho House Of Commons; this evening, tho
bnaoot wos ~ nreaontcd hv t1,o ch,nco11or ~ tho
Exohequer. Tho floors wero well filled with
nembers and privileged persona, and tho gal-
lortes were crowded with spectators. Mr, Lowe,
on rising. wng 1reetod with ol,oers. Ho pro-
oa.aa5 ~ ,,slo ,a stoto1,a,,t ~ ~ h,.aa.t ~
oS1uou ~ w naao ls etatoa1,ene ., t1o paoeo'' ..
"nlch Inc 1olio"lng arc tho prihoipal items OF
finance Tor tho year ending March 81, 1873:
Grants by Parliament ell 1881 900; o1pendi-
turoa. en-. ia. .O0O: catfmatod revenno. e71-
asa nm. actual rovan,,o r7o ma TX, n-o.or+
~. c,os % ON M ae ponaus
ueoE' ]'oo, Feauct!on OF tne aept ou11n8
the year, EG, ,80l ,000. Estimates for tho year
ending March 81, 1874: Expenditures, Ell, ,871,-.
900: decroaso from Inst war, notwithstanding
49, .,"1aa - ,.,aa :. ~ ~; ~ c,n noo .a-I
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OMAHA, April Ton Saturday last tho bodieB
Of Richard Boil and G. +. Hildobrand were found
on the Loup fork, about twenty-five miles north
OF Kearney Junction, Nob. a 1nan by tho name
poctcd Of having committed tho murder.
4 pnrty OF Indians have been making raid
on tho sottlera about the Loup fork and arc re-
ported to have cotton away with quite number
of l0rana.
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~
In tho illinois Rver 1t tits nopt Is 1Ir unpreoelsnt s
cd thia spring. Tho river has risen fully atght
feet since tho commencement Of the storm on
Saturday evening, and Ia still rising fast. droat
quantities Of rain must hhyo fallen In tue re-
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By ". f, HODGES s. co.

An excellent chance for wishing to purchase
hoe We have ordors to dtspoao Of nteo throe.toEy
ao III furnished i tho iae.t .yla and pes.i! Tho
house, lot, and furniture. complete, Will be sold cheap.
tho owner ID goinE to Europe account Of health
Cost g. 800 ta furnish II Ihts 1hsn9S u" 70 IL GRo3
Iafe.st, AuptiopeQEs and Private bankern.
, 1873-04-08
Tho ENGLISH FDrNeF&GRs

principal In tie forgor1es, on tho Bank Of
England, WAS brought beforo Judge Woodruff
to-day on writ Of haboas corpus, but, at the
request Of the counsel for tho British Govern
ment, tho case vas adjourned TIL tomorrow.
, 1873-04-08

LIVERPOOL, Apri! 7.-The steamship droece,
from Now York, arrived hero. Tho Thuringls Is
at Plymouth, and tho City of New York at
Queenstown.
Nxw YonK, April 7.-Arriyod atoamors Idaho,
City Of Brooklyn, and City OF BEibtol, from Lfv-
orpool. ).
, 1873-04-08

Police Court. II was proved TINT tho prisoner
acted In Bolf dcfonse.
The British steamship Altoona is duo at this
port from Hong Kong, April 16.
, 1873-04-08
Ar,fttTtar Sl&tnxVrGGKs

ship ThorwaldHen havo cablo dispatch saying
that sho waa wrecked in the sound on tho swod-
iBh coast, on tho night Of April 4. The passen-
gers and crow aro ali safe. The vossol aud cargo
will bo q total loss. Bho iB fully insured.
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sun ErnuGtBcO Items.

sAN En4Sqlsco. Aprll 7.-basnsyontnEa ; No. GGnzi,
can Conuul, on Saturday. was discharged by tho
, 1873-04-08
CANADA,

Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 7.-Tho action Of the
Premier In tho Houao Of Commons, in moving
the Same resolution as moved BY tie Hon. Mr.
Huntingdon, and voted down BY tho Ministry
and their supporters, gives riso to much COM
mont upon him by certain supporters, while otl,-
ors contend that the object is to show the Oppo-
nition that he fully controls tho House.
The reyeuue OF Cauada for March was 81 ,595, :
647.09; the expenditure, 81 ,309, ,052.00 revenue
from customs, 81, ,134, 103,53.
A school Of gunnory opens ut Kingston On
April 20.
MONTREAL, April 7.-Ihe Fire Committee Of
The city have offered = premium for the bost
model Of fire escape. They have purchased
firo cacapo at $500.
OF he Country Ehe storm % Of s ss}4day
as unusually severe. Immense quantities Of
rain fell, and In son.o placeB largo hailasonos.
Several buildings wero destroyed by fire, occa-
stoned by lightning, while electric currents occa-
stoned much injury otherwise:. Three buildings
ware struck In this city, including the new Union
Railway Depot. Several men wore stunned, but
have recovered.
, 1873-04-08

Archbishop Bailey OF Baltimore, has returned
from Florida, with his health entirely restored.
A daughter Of q. e. Thubauville, OF Milwau-
kee. was run over by runaway team yesterday,
and instantly killed,
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RANCE

PANS, April 7.-The Republicans carried tho
municipal elections in Nantes and MaraeilloB.
PANS, April 7.--The Assembly to-day passed
the bill rombursing tho City Of Paris its war
contribution OF $4,000, 900 francs, and granting
indemnity on tho sa1no account to departments
to the amount OF q, 600, 600 francs.
At the close Of the sitting to-day tho Chamber
adjourned until May 10.
, 1873-04-08
ITALY,.

ROME, April 5.-The Popo, owing to his feebel
condition, Is forbidden leaying his apartments.
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