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IxQtlrO{lti Accidents.

osuEosn, Wis, april IA freight trnlu going
the track north OF tho station. Tic train consisted Of
fortynine box cars heavily laden, and required two
engines, one tn tho rear. After the first engine and
train from tho Track Tho engine in tho rear contineI
pushing, thus doubling up aud erowding the rais.
loaded with wheat from Wsnona, MINI, for
Clement Btoyons, Nccnah, Wig.t aro torn
smashed, and wheat Ii strown ovcr all. The
train from tho north and tho night train from tle
south have to exchange rails md PASSENGERS and each
CL1aToN, Iowa, April 17.-Andrew Recoanskoy, a
pohsmtan run oyer y tho night express % ST.. t5as
Doe pinn and fnstantsy killed. lie is supposed 10
have been Intoxicated.
ago, Of the late Con- II. +. Head, and nephew Of
tho Hon: ". B.. Aea1, member Of Congress from the
EliZabehtowr D!strtc fell from tran lust night on
tho EIizabethtown Paducah Railao Dad, and was klel
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from them. On friday lint, party of 75 ugly
Ogallaa Sioux cn1no into uppor North Loiip
Valley, and nttaclod tho sottlera. A battlo was
fought, with what rcnult In not yot certainly
known; but citizen toloErnphs tint tho 1ndlans
wo,e driven OF. Tho IntfanH Killed ono l,otae,
wounded one, rs,d aacceodod in carrying on ton
lond belonging to farnorH.
TLo Valley Of North Loup iB 40 miles north
west Of Grind Island. Which IL only 100 miles
west OF Omaha. Tho Lonp Valley Ia about 70
mics long md wido. Tl!o soil In very ricl,
onl 1t Is considered ONO Of tho best valleys iii tho
State Of Nebraska. Tho aetilomout biz tho Lout,
wna substantially bogutl, about two years md d
Aalf ago, by Capt. samuel nlunson, Unitod
atnteB Army, who bought somo 1ard, and lntd
out town called Coatoayille. Tho settlement
now n,1mbora about 200 farmers, md Is rapidly
increasing. Con. Ord has for somo yearh paHt
kopt GUNNER camp of troops In the Loup VAL
10y, mud will hayo troops thoro this summon !;
bnt tho Indians proceeded him a fow weeka. 1n7
mediatoly OIL lcarning Of tho attack on tho not.
TIERS don. Ord Dispatched Capt. John nix,
Second Cavalry. with Ills company, to their re-
1iof; and Capt. Al',nBon pnckod Ills carpot-aack
and departed by tho first train to look aftor and
defend hte Hottomont. No one neod hesitate to
sottto in tho beautiful Valloy Of tho Loup on nc
count Of this scare, for, II tho Indians who lnyo
vonturod In tlero got out alivo this tlmo, It IL
not likoly they will over caro- to return.
AARON AnoUT,
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Sptc7a! D3aratcA 70 The Chltaao Ttfbi,ne
WAHNrhuToa, April 1a.-The phllaielphia Enquirer
oftolay Ju!ns tho rrcsa In ia denlncjation 1t the
Iegislauto ef pennsylyana, rhloh has Just adjourned
lives, in thia sute GU tho last nght Of tho session.
resclbcd tho wild orgica Of satNrnalia rather than
the ending Of tho Official tutiea OF q set Of
mon who weEo charged with tho greatest
trust that could DO assigned 10
men,. Whether tho Wild disorder which was mani
majority Of tho meuboEs having boeu generally suc.
cesaful IL tho attaining Of tho corrpt objects aenrest
to tiier hearts, wora overcome with Joy and grstnca-
to escape from further deteation ID sllnaterai They
acted like d1soslorly crowd Ut school-noys rejoicing
discipline aud dccorum,
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BANK ROBBERlES,
Tho Pittsburgh sufe Deposit Bank Me-
1tcvcd Of gu, G,O00..A Toledo I3nnk QEoD-
bed TO tfaD Extent Of $4,000.


bod TO tao Extent Of $4,000.
P1rrsDuHau, Pa, April 12.-some interesting facts
have Just been developed concerning the abstraction
Inst, Of boz containing ceriAn alount Of caAh and
valuable apers belonging to tho Odd Fellowa savug9
Bank. The box contained about fG,0 900 in caHh and
papers representing It appears that tho
cashier Of the Ravlugs bank deposited the box with tho
safo-Depoat Company Oh Saturday evening lnst and,
when e applied for 1t OH hc following Monday morn
or to account for its mysterious disappear
ance. : Officer Hague sct to work to u,l-
Eaycl the mystery. He made thorough examination
Of tho building aud vaults, nnd yesterday stated to
the bank TINT tic boz ind 6eeu taken by peraon coil
ncceu with tile institution. Information was also iu-
parted to the Mayor which servod to faasen the guilt
to7mans stated that no saw two men take the box out
Of the bank OIL Monday, aud that he wonll DO able 10
Identify Of thBm and could further testify that an
cHpoyc Of tho bank waB looking out Of window at
the timc. Negotiations nro pending among the par
Ties ntorcste1 and 1t ia Thought that the box will 10
soon returned No arrests Aava been n1aie, Or even
information lodged, and tho OF tho partlea
siderable excitement in barhng circles.
The boz stolen from the Deposit Bank waa found
this nftornoon in coa!vaut attached Ia hIcDtyit's
wholesals Krocery. Tho money had been extracted.
ToIsno o. Ts oss y tho burglary 4.
the First National HANK few aya since, proves to be
greater thAn wAs supposed at tho time. A boz Of
Inpors belonging to v II. Kesehnm tho President Of
tho hauk, was taken, containing twony Toledo city
bonds Of 600 each Nos go to w. Inclusive aud Nos.
81 ~ TO- IT, 49, and 81 ot tho date Of Nov. o 1879,
latter date, OF $780, The aggregate loas will roach
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Tho Troy Times states TINT a reorganlza-
ton Of tho Now York, Wont Shore 4 Chicago
Railroad Company Ii expected to take place WITH
in fortnight, Two companies now exist with tue
object of building ralloal OH tho west shore Of
tho Hudson niyor. Thoro has boon aomo ultag-
ons,1, existing between them. Thia no u,1tlor~
stand will be hnr'nonizod. This line, which will
Now York Central and Hudson lliyor Roads, la
divided into three divisions, known aa the East-
orn, Middle, mud Western. Tho eastorn division
extends from Jersoy City to Catskill, the
middle frem ostskiI to syracuae AMI! The wegts
Buffalo, between which and Now York tho now
road will shorten tho distance, aa at preaont
trayersed, twenty-f four milcs.. Iho cost OF CONS
plating the limo, with double track railroad OF
four foot eight and ono-half inoll gauge, 10 Ca
tmated as total for tho 40 miles, e2o, ais, 500.
Average per mile, s62, ,4l3.l0.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
ALABAMA.

hroNTdoMrnr. Aln,, April I2.-Tho Blnto sorn.o
yesterday 1aahcd, with amendment, lhe llouao bill
New Orleans h Northeastern Railroad Company
The Ho.,ao passed, with amendment, tie eoi,ato b
lzing an iasuo Of tlItrty-yoar Z ror cont gold
interest-hcaring atrniglie bonds In lou thofcof,
bonds aud providing tla in no ovcnt alla tho ohiRa-
tio,lh of tho State Tits account oxceed s. o
Tho ltnl,ttoa Of tho State will thus ho decreased from
$50 01d tGo 10 "a 600 900 Rccont Of fnfroada
Tho latter bill relcaBcs the State lieu upou ruaa fr-
rendorng tho iudorsal bonds, but lovica All Hnnusl
snking fund ta1 on thelr groas earnings To pay tho
bonds at maturity,
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sptc1aE Dispaleh q Tie Chicago Tribune
WAsH1NGToN, April 12.-Tho Baltimore american
proprietors propose to institute sult for damages
ngatnBt Judge aimor. Of the Circuit Court Of llat
city and tho foreman Of tho lato Grand jury, which
lative to immortality in the public schools Tho charge
10 said to 10 that Of usng ther official positions With
the and PURPOSE Of nuring the reputation md
charge against Judge Gilmer ia that ho at
trib,ted to tho 7Anstrfean Language which was
Hodges Of violation Of his oath q secrecy
and gross Misrepresentation Of tho testimony Of is
editors before tha Grand jury. Daages arc to be 1aa
1T 600. It will open the question to tho liab1
ity Of Judge anu foreman for extra judicial action,
injurious to the chaTactcr aut1 interests Of citizen.
, 1873-04-14

BAIT LAKE. April l2-At meeting Of tho Directors
Of the Utah Central aud Southern 1,airoads tu-,ny
brigham Young resigned the Presidency ol both roads
J. Sharp was electel President Ut tLo for1ner, md
William Jountnga Of the latter, N1'~
brigham Young las now retired from all busupas
ailatrs in order to go to Arizona with mission to
build the Southern Pacific Railroad III that Territory.
rhs action hhs weakened filth in the SECULAR oera.
Tho police src raid'nR on tho dolni mondo aud tho
gamblera, flntng them $10o, 'N''' NV
Judge At Keana decision leayes tho Justices Of the
pcaca supreme, no appeal being roeognlzed, Dlack-
mailing u hG order Of as day, aud Ia consequence
tho Mormon Treasiry Is greatly enriched.
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Tho Jacksonville City Council, Ut meeting held on
Friday, raised tho lconso Of retail liquor ttArrs to
$500 per ann. Tho Iconse has horctoforo boen s3oo
ler annN1n.
to nav York 10 d deiona Stokes " a. tolearsphed from
Dubuque to the Chicago press. lie Is ut Davenport
attending tho supreme Court, and does not nend 90
Ing to New York.
At Newark, Du., on Friday, James nAsh, of Wil.
ming1ou while hiding from fco"-atsdent, Gli'nosa
10 tho top Of tho college cupoA BY oans OF tho out
aide laslcework, and Wha attempting tho ieat sen.
oncl time Of the stats broke and 10 te!l to tue
roof, distance Of ntty-hyo feet and Was fatally IN
ju,el.
Our LAsale special says ttat the hody Of John No.
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OlsltQarys

FAn1s, April 1a.-saint Marc dIr.rdin, the we'll
known nuthor, died yesterday OF np ,plexy.
WHEELING, ". Va., April l9.-Dr. Il, Il, Cummtna,
leading physician Of tls pace, died cf nnbsmonis
ct orlock th!s morning. At his farm, four miles bo-
low th1 city.
NEW YoRK, April 12.-1erosdlya, young Japanese
nobloman, who has betn studying ll tho uruoklyn
Polytechuo Institute, d!od WodncAday, and will bs
buried III Greenwood Cemetery, ut ia own rcqupat,
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DES MONIES.
Presbyterian Session.- Insurance Liti-
wnttOn..fEcWnrlH HoYQkel.

prcsbyfcrinn Scssion~.ans1lrnnco Ltti-
Entfon-~Kcvvnrd Revoked.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago TRIBUNE.
Dzs h1o1sEst Iowa. April 12-Tho Reys. ]. II. Pot
ter md ~, g. ualiday elected as delegates to
tho General Assembly at Baltimore, by tho Dcs Motues
prcabytery, In session At Wintersc yesterday. The
eva. ]. ". Gill and H. E. jacobs wcro elected al
ternntea.
Two hundred and seventy~st1 cnuscs cre On tho
docket Of tho United States Circuit Court which meets
in thtscity Maya The Republic Ffro Inaurance Com
pauy, of Chicago, has 100 cases against delinquent
Ktoeshodors. sxty-nine suita city and country
bonds.
There have been several fatal caHes hcre Of cerobro-
spnal-mcningltis during tha past week. :.
Gov. Carpenter, to-day, revoked his proclamation
Offering $500 reward Tor the arrest Of A1ya Ohnmbers
tho arnntl jury Of Grecu County having Indicted his
brothor, yesterday for committing tho namo murder,
, 1873-04-14

Sntcfdl Dtspa{ch 70 The Chicago 7Fi5UEe.
MADISON, Wis.,, April 12.-The Hon. G. ". Hazleton,
member u Congreea iron, th!a District, who voted
aud on being interviewed 10 the hack pay" which
he could claim under tho bill passed by Congress- said
10 had declined to take II, and directed the House
Sergeant-at-Ar.ns to return tho amount coming to him
into tbs United States Treasury, and send him ths
Treasurcr's receipt therefor
Az evidence Of tho popular feeling the subject u
tnny be etatcd thRsfortccn loers wero received from
crippled soldiers In day, BY the United States Ien'
sion Agent OF this District, In regart thcf ponsions
and ali denounced tho '4salary yrab.h
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LITTLE RooK, April 12.--Iast night ono bent In
ths bridge Of tho Cairo Fulton Railroad acroas While
River WAS swept away. AT the ti1na tho waor wna %
fco deop, and IL atll rising. As ~ tho watar
goos down the bridge will bo speedily repaired. Tsaynl
Will not b6 suspended.
Jauksonport Ia alt unor water. Tho citizens travel
about In can0pa aud skkl16.
L.te Iod River Ia now falling It's banks have boon
oyar0oWed. Black Nycr IL reported falling also.
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AocnE News.
NEW Yonr Apr a an9 .nssaoo =, a,oa ,s
hna no,innI tra nos.,. .S ot TUG treasury
ribbons naas Of s 10 n's tbas. tint
on'r @ ho arc na'S TO- ay Of 90 rcr cont
int tis decision viii II cnr0 ~ th alk It, ~ estimated
iii Tic esut sof dis@nt Mra. oon Ar,,u.on r,o
apparently suffering #, lin srent. - THo MSa aouna
assa Mssy sst q
wns arrested nj te Ers Isnot ap.oy 2R. @ oesoer
by means or ognr uoran gr o. enc Of tho srans
hupcasy Ill., and frightened to poce p,,rgenn vs 'e a.
ander ho sn sa oesroa ee ~ n9son @ Of morns
dlschnrge On Weacsday. ~ ooR ss .g o Gn" was
il appursntiy fanns ets'aon eonion oss0S SS gMy
$50 a. m aud attended Early nssg Aftar ,a % ~
started down town. intending to draw soma ona9 aa9
Canat eroosa ia roco1nzS bcr 9Ton y, o nna
carriage The dsnera becRone for hor 10 entar
i nomo innch si,o drink g!aas of s,o eu and re
ried something peculiar In Its tasso but the den-
tey re-entsrei tho oarriage md procooiea to Wal{
street tho vehicle wnn turning tho corner slo 3D.
came suddenly unconscious, mil remembers nothing
opt. nciorney va. badly takon in by tu 11 harrowns
oe s se o3a
was not particle Of truth In it. but that It Was
simply job to baokrnall tho gentleman wlloso
Dad not besn oeenso At a and that no abortion Las
Island ooege HOSPITAL hnvs nesp ts4ra1y sod ID a' T e
supposed lLst shs Is IN attempt 10 bIackusil te rc
poctFess Nolena Kols. Sis is the daughter Of cob
ITO N. d.,oetot-a p,+..,
NEW YonF. hnr IL 1aMMFa I,,cy r. ,po o.
hona tint shn won11 ;nr n,tt s y; MSeIa, w ~ iae
MURDER oft ths jati list nght. Mrs nyers contued
~ ~ - Nn"s 4AefS4 t1aAps
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I"U HCU9EE1 SVKstHlVFb ArFHk9UHs
hosroN, Masa, April 12.-Joln anI Androw Kcdd!e,
recently arrested cnblc dispatch for heged frau
want Of Jurisdiction undor ths o1tradltiou treaty,
have been rearEestcd and kopt for examination.
1t appears tho accused wore brokers In
Edinburgh, aud obtained about TOO barrels from nrns
In that city and Lotl, which, alleged, they couycr-
Cd tuto uloney and catno to America.
, 1873-04-14

Special Dispatch 70 TIE Chicago Tribune,
OMAHA, April 12.-Tho ticket olce Of tho Omaha II
Northwestern 1taiiroa1 robbed last night OF what
chango loft In the drawer amounting to- Sl0 The
burglar ontorud by cutting pane of glass with dia-
mond, and then unlocking tho door.
THU morning, John Doc, aliaa Frank Allen, was ar
rested and upon hR person the diamond aud s. OF tho
lnouey was found ulso, concealed In his coat
koy Of tho oltcc, which ho had secured so1ua time
BINcn.
, 1873-04-14
THE ERIE INVESTIGATION,

Continuation OF Lny G0ull's FcEti.
1lau7ay-~1'lso Evidence OF an Accoas1~
plislAeA Kn0W-NotlainK.
NEw YoHx, April to.Jay Gould, in tho Eric fnyes-
tigAtlon today testified that ho set 00DIo Clinton
County for member Of tho Assembly, -und $1,000 to
tho Republican oon!tteo Of Btsulon County District
to secure the nomination Of tho right man, Caud!-
dates in the habit Of coming 10 h!m for sbacrp-
t!on 1lo gould giys no information about the sl3 900
pnid 10 Tweed, and dtd d. not Know why Jsmcs fisk.
pay lawyera. The vouchers for $4,000, $4,000, and
oo0 wore aligned by hi in 1870 for legal services,
hut lo did not know what the aerycea wIro did not
know tho amount paid Twcod nor for what servtces
!to undoratood al tho Directors received money IN
March, 1872 Tor legal aerycea or Something S70O0Oo
narrower, J. Wood, aud others, whose nanua ho did
not rocollcct, lattnsH Of introduction to Vanderbilt.
, 1873-04-14

New YonK, April l1.-Judgo Woodruff Baye m i'd
verso decision t0day in Tho Of MacDonnol! thu
nank Of England forgor who applied for bs roleasa on
tue ground that hu was illegally held by Commissioner
Gutinan.
IAvAaA, via Key Wcst. April 12.-pidwoll. tho al-
legged Iank OF ENGLAND forgor, escaped from prsun
Yeataraay ovontng by jumping tic balcony. He
eestng tho impoasibty, by legal means, to coeru,t
b eorts Df tho British Go1sul to Hoc,lEa Ay s1trI-
dillon, undoubtedly aBsiatud him to eacape,
, 1873-04-14
BUFFALO,.

Eorger Sontenced--A Confidence Mun
Sent to Prixon-.TaiG Cumu1.E'unltuH
bill.
BUFFALO, Arsii l7.-Ool,. Theodore Tyncr, who
pleaded guilty forgery Thursday, was thia after
noon sentenced to Ave years in the 8tAto Prison.
Col. Dan Myers was not sentenced, being wanted as
3 witness Id cases pending.
Alexander H. Brailey shoemaker, said to huvo
practised tho confidence gano extensively in all tho
large cities between Chicago and Buffalo, BY represent
ing hinseH - morchant Of lontana, aud ordering
large stooka Of goods nnd !sauug ratss n payment
peniten!Ary for ninety dayH.
Tho Board Of Trade, this morning, rcaflrmed Its
views Oh tho Cannl Funding bill, aud poiitionod tho
Legislature to paas the Funding bill, in order to put
funds IN proper Rhapc to improve the canal, aud
make 1t practically free.
, 1873-04-14
MICHIGAN.


special Diapatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
1ANR1NQ April 12.-In tho House, to-day, tho Gen.
eral !saroad FIJI considered in to1nnteo Of tho
Whole. Section 10, prohibiting unjnat dlacrninn-
tonH III freight rnteH stricken ott. Tho House
psasot bill establishing county sys.om Of doliu-
quent tax Sales. Tho bill to protect n,emhors or
reIlgios aoc!ees In tho enjoyment Of civil rights
defeated, 10 to TT. ~
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GERMANY,

.nEnL1s, April 12-Nr, D1ucroft. fho -Amoricnn,
hister, ycstcrtay entertained at dlnntr Herr Iaakor
member OF the rrtiEsnn Dict, vino originated tho in.
the railway concession, :. -
nEh1la, April 12.--Diamarck haa left for varz.n
until after tho Eastcr holiday
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, April 12.-1n the Senate, this forenoon,
Tho Hose btll 70 humane socetses nnd au
plementhry to tic act to provent cruelty to nniaa
pasaod aeo, tho hill to anlend tho act tolaivo 10 tho
construction Of roads by County Commissioners Oh
patition OF landowners, dn the House b to prove
for altering and Yachting ronds a tue coat Of the up
ntrauta
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BHusRErs, April 12.-Th9 Government has stationed
It oatendt to- prevent the a1croachmentg
Of English fishing vcsgeia,
=, BGussEIs, APRIL 12.-Tho striko Of quasrymon Of
tic Enghon district in unlnault haa culad,
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CREAT.RRiTajM.

lofpoE, April 12-1n consequence Of tho Rerioua
Catholic churches III England will ba curtailol.
, 1873-04-14

RoonKsrEn, N. T., April 1a.-The body Of Willie
Pratt Of tue victims Of tho recent si:aater was re-
covered this evening" 4 diver will c1pora the baao-
ent tomorrow for tho bodies OF tho others WHO nnJ
hAya beeu drowned.
, 1873-04-14
FRANCE.

PARIS, April 12.-The moderate Republicans In the
Hauon9 assembly failed to induce Thors to With
That body from Paris. Ii Stecle announces it viii
! support Darodct. ~"
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HONE Arrit 2-Tho popc was botter tf,is noorn,no
oa oa .n +, H. to lie hneta from eoun.
however ho rocerou Tho Cardinals and wrote several
etters, ~
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SPORTING,
Now Orleans lenccA-~Piguon-Sho otfnr
Mt Buffalo.

Nc" orleans NnCcH-~RiEU0n.Sh q Mt ftsyv
Mt buffalo.
New oaLEAHs, April 12.-Lotlihiana Jockev f,Iub
spring meeting commenced to-day, Tho trnck was
attendance good. "AN ''-'
-. First rSee, , ono milo and threc-auurtcra !:
floo; ihir1t S5o; Won BY Fannie II, BY
order. Tlno al3. ID O. D." was lcsian anttl ncap
tho end, whcu she boltcl, running into feuce. 10
O. D." was tho faTorite IN tho pools. bringing gam
Fannie, S5oi Young Harry sl2o; Nary. Loulsa, SO:
three year ola se0 entrance p r. with 81 800 addca
second horse 500 third, 42uo twelve nominations
5sllle nA!hon.. l
nuHuoyHu.. ..s..s...................
Ia"!n hoaHa''
Tine, l:471f. ids. '''' '''',' N''S'
Each heat was won by 1ongth. Edwin Ailams got
baa atartg II te rool sall!s ataon he fayotito
boyne, $40; King teur, s1o. '>>@''s' e'' 0AAe
Third race; three mes Ill agcs, 100 pounds each
three pounds allowed marea and golaings; club
won by Morgan Scout Gy . length, Boating Franf
Hampton, Tom iCortctt, and Forn Mc1yor, in tho
same order. TInlc 6:36,i.
8AN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Thero was q vory 1argc
sstenaneo at the Oakland rSee-track this afternoon
Elmo the lrst leat III 2:s1H, and tho socond In
2:3fN. Tho betting largely In favor Of Eimo.
Tho Grnt lloat worry close, aud tha second cose
Elmo won tho tht1a boat in 2:31A.. Three thousand
DuErALo,. N.Y., April 12:-1n tho pigoon.shoot!nk
match hero to-day hotwccn Ira r. Paine, Of New York
and James Ward, Of Toronto, for ,,ilrso sof $500
Ward won BY five bird..
, 1873-04-14
Execution OF u xytfo Murderer

. PRESTON, Co., April 1a.-Enoch Ferdinand Sham
hanged here yesterday for the murder Of hia wfe
May 4, 1874. Ills parataour aud acconlpicc, snRa''
Ehcrlart, IL under scntcIco to 10 hangal May@. Two
sisera and two hrothors OF tho woman Ebprhar Wit
Rauded the execution,
, 1873-04-14

LITTLE RooR, Ark, April 11.-Tho sennto to-day
passed tho House bill creang tho Counties Of Howard
son1ks and - stone @ aso the uoso e roy'n8 for
bidder,
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rarity tho lad WHO into tho illinois, N'vcr yeaicr
aay @ to eacape from Dena Grady MI old rag-picker,
sna hfpW1eh ~ con9c4uence, Tas found th!a affer,
noon. Orally Ia in thu pcanb1pso to await adjourned
mteting Of tic court Of Inquest on Montlny.
, 1873-04-14
Tho Labor Question.

NEW YonH, May 12.-The gas mon oil str1ke bad \
aoeret session to-day, anu subsequently marched to lhs
funeral OF member OF their aocicty. Tho
President, Whcn askea about thoIr meet
Ing, Asil: "AH that ~ want to do
, 1873-04-14
TllRkEY

OoHsTAsT1sorIE, April 12.-In conflict ncar this
city yesterday, botween smugglers md Turkish row.
ano officers, aevernl were killed md many wounded.
, 1873-04-14

rnnAnELrA1A, april 11.-Tals afternoon, Tiians
saunters, George Fntcher, and ,Ntchaol Connor ell
and fatally stabbed the proprietor. They arrest
cd. Two Of theua members Of tho Fire Depart
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Another .ax,{.1,.tc Gable.

HALIFAX, N. g., April l2.-Tho steamer Kangaroo tor
day commenced laying tho shore nnl nf the Atlantic,
cable, from the cabs hotisa At FRESH 1atcr Ioit to
near Clebuto lfoad, whore 1t will be buried until the,
arrival Of tho Great Easern which will lay the main
portion Of the cable.
, 1873-04-14
Oconn Steamship N,

QuEEHsTowE, April 1.-THE Abyssinln, from New
York. has arrived.
;. SOUTHAMPTON, April 14.-The Leipzig, from Daltt~
more, Inns arrived out.
NEW YoRx, April 12.-Arrived, steamship Cambria,
from LlYarpool.
, 1873-04-14

ROCHESTER, N. T., April 11.-Thc general term Of
the Supreme Court las nttrlhad the judgment in tha
raa0 Henry Fralic, WHO eonslrted Of niraer io
HyracuAe, n. Y,
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NEW on1EAAs,. April 1a.--T!lo steamboat Dtg Horn.
hence Apyjl with assorted cargo waH burned yes
tcrlay at Point Pleasant, Bayou bartholomew.
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Ia to keep Tho paaaion daya They think wo nro alt
our lcAl this afternoon"
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NEW YORK.

Tnc Goodrich a1ystory-Dcnth OF n
SUSPECTED Crimfnul-9olcn,n Amnsc-
Incns-Shtpnlcnta ok Srccio -Insur-
nnco H1atters-nufBh :Ei1cn-Dentruc-
1aon Of Property -nIisco1lnncouQ
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Powell and ". l.. Pitcher ~ Loutonants; Capt.
Fred D. Ogilby, Company III" Eighth United
States Infantry. with sanluel Craig and Charles
Al nsy ea1nn1 e a a1a cdP 50n n
Infantry, with Charlos Z. Losho md ". II. Nc
Mimi aa Iioutennnts; Capt. Mfrol T. Smith.
Company ~" Eighth United States Infantry,
Lioutenats COL Wiihins % has "ase for staa odi oicer
First Lieut. sanl''cl Craig. DR.. +. ". Elbroy ID
the Assistant Surgeon OF tho post.
These arc tho stationB, troops, and names Of
nse ooers' an On daty IN IN Con: ora's Immense Depart:
troops, cannot now DO explained, for want OF
space but that will ho duly attended to under
tue head Of " Indians"
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.
Preparations aro being nude to vigorously
proaoo,ito the surveys Of tho Northern Pacific
Road during tho coming sumlnor. Tho 6oyeutl.
United States Cavalry, undor Con. Sturga aud
do''. oAstar' twelve companion, are now on their
10y, with four companies Of tho Eighth Uni
ted Stntes Infantry md six companies OF tho
Ninth unitod States Infantry, will leave Omaha
Barracks for Rico on the lit Of Mny Capt.
Tnsr!es D. pieG9y Tlh sx cempanioa of tho
devious ut Rice, whore they will bo Joined by
some companies Of tue Seventeenth United
statos Infantry. The whole command. 1900
strong, will move from the Missouri toward tho
command of Con. David 8. Stanley.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Con. Ord, curly in May will Helad Capt Jonos,
Engineer Officer OF his htaT, into tho Wind River
region, to explore tho country lying hotwoon
Little Wind River and tho Yellowstone,
Capt. Jones will 10 escorted by Company Ill"
Second United atateH Cavalry, First Liout, Jauos
N. Whoelan commanding, and will 10 accompa-
MED by largo number Of bird, Bnako and bug
mon,
erEcK or WAR.
Although rather early in tho spring to begin
tleis devllment. yet tho Indiana layo let ua hear