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, 1873-03-18
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Another Lynchlng Case.-An EHtos1
Aive 7VntcrBpoMts

Another Lynchlng Case"-An EHtcn.
sive VYatcrspoMt.
San FRANCISCO, March 17.-At o'clock to-day
largo number Of citizens OF Salinas went to
Monterey, secured the Sheriff, broke open tho
Jail, took out Tarpoy,. tho murderer Of
milcs naiS; aa'''o out oi 'sA tic city. M tastened
4 ropo to his nook, compelled the prisoner to
stand on box-wagon, aud told him 1le must nay
all llo wanted, for lis tlmo had como. Tarpey at-
dressed tho crowd half an hour, when tho lynch
ers drove tho wagon away, md loft tho man hang
ing by tho mock the limb Of tho troo, his feet
almost touching tho ground. The crowd aolzod
tic ropa and pulled Iarpoy up. Several drow
pistols and frod into the body Of tho dying man.
At lust accounts party Of tho hanging mob
wore watching tho place.
Gho affair haB caused Intense excitement.
During several hours arn.ed mon hold posaos-
aion Of Monterey, and declared they would tako
Tarpey safely to sallnna for trial. The jail
guards offered no resistance. No BhotB wore
fired, aud no ono WAS injured. Tarpoy's wife,
siBtor, and motllor woro noar tho jail, and
Witnessed tho whole affair. They begged with
prayers and tearB of tho mob not to inturo him.
Tho leaders promised them tlloy would not.
Tho mob numbered oyor 800, heavily armed.
Tarpeys relatives aro living in this city, aud ore
vol known tiore.
A watorspout burst near Baker's Fiold,, this
state, on Sunday, antl formed o ciaHm Uo foet
aoroBa and IL foot deop. A party ct no'1 nar-
rowly escaped death from tho falling column.
Thoy wore completely dyono3!od.
, 1873-03-18
LABOR TROUBLES.

Strike Of tIao Locomotive brotherhood
on tho St. Lonis, Kansas City d
N0rtliern H8nilrouu--,Ehc StriI1cra Dos
fcntol".Sovora1A Acts OF Ln1vlcssncnss
Br. LOUIS, March 17.-A partial atrlko OF en-
gino-drivors on tho St. Louis, KanHas City s.
Northern Railway took placo at st. Oharlos, INN
sas City. and ono or two othor points. on tint
road on Saturday night, md aovora1 freight
tratnp wore stoppod ind u few passenger trainu
delayed. Tho demonstration grow out Of . de-
hood Of Locomotive Euginoorp TINT Oharles
Ohapin, not momber Of tho Brotherhood, who
had boom given an ongino, should bo disohnrged.
Tho Company rofuBod this domand and, OH bat-
urday evoning, US freight trains arrived at
St. Charles, tho ongtnoors loft their locomotives,
and declined further sorvico. The 1romen,
wipern, mud other employees eympathizel with
the engineers, and rlotous denomination WAS
duly 1uelloa by supt. Vnn Horn aending up, by
spocinl train from hero, o flo Of metropolitan
police, who preserved order. pollco wero alao
STATIONED at tho company's dopots md round
houses here, md nothing serious has occurred.
Bupt. Van Horn has discharged oil tho strikers,
and scnt onginoors who do not belong to tho
Thoroo will ho no further interruption to
viii DO entirely cleared Of Drothor::
hood engineers. William Wilson, Grand
Chief Engineer Of tho Brotherhood. who resides
at Cleveland, discouraged tho strife, nnd ad-
vised those who were opposed to working with
Chaplin to quietly withdraw from tho road, but
loss sensible aud pacific counsel prevailed. md
serious hardship will reault to 1nany Of tho
strikers.
LATER. Tho strife on tho st. Louis, Kansaa
City & Northern Railroad assumed serious
character to-day. Several locomotives were
thrown from tho track at Moborly, and somo
REEeps5ty Eps Z nsyc asSfeyS1 a Tbs e IN o o dro
boxos OF running trains. Gov. Woodaon Inns
ordered Companies A and B, National Guard, Of
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ALMOST A MURDER.
A Brutnl Husband Attcmpta TO Dcat His
Wlfc's Brnina Out,

A Brntnl Husband Attempts to Dcnt Ills
Wlfc's Brains Out.
About II O'Clock Inst night, d brute, named Ed
O'Toolc, rcBding at No. 2s7 South Dosp1aincs
street, almost killed his wife by boating hdr over
tho head with pitcher.
Il appears that tho man had been drinking
during tho day and evening. to I'll extent that
made him bosotted: About II o'clock he
ca1no home, and demanded that his wife
60 out and buy him pitcher
of beer. This she very properly refused to do,
stating al q reason that ho had drank too much
already. Her refusal cnragcd him, aud ho be-
ran curalng her. Tho woman became augered,
and cursed him in return. Finally tho man
handed her the pitcher, as ho cald, for the last
time and, when sho refused to tn1so it, hc struck
hor q fearful blow on the left sido Of tho head;
m msa1ns ssn s oa pSa'f The and oer causing es ef ehs
was down tho hend pounded her in the
souflo, and knowing TINT Ofoolo was in tho
hrbit Of abusing his wife, came to hor assist
Banks, at tho corn6r Of Halatod and Harrison
streets. Her wounds wero found to be very So
rious;, A gssh about five inches long was found
sendlng from the the top o1 H. tue o., head .e,aa
ont completely in two. The skull was not frac-
tured, but was much bruised. lhoro WAS also
sligllt confusion over tho loft eye. Her faco
was much brliired and swollen, and altogether
10 thoso which officer Koclf received ut tho hands
lis kind Indy cared for tho woman in the best
possible manner, and soon had seWed up tho
wounds on the head and restored hor to con-
Hoi0ugneaa. ,
patrolman Patterson hearing Of the trouble
anil knowing thooondltton of tho injured woman,
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noar that city, On Sunday. 4 poat-nortom OK
animation and inquest waa held yesterday, but
tho jury have not reported. A son OF Bnydor's
has boon arrested, md hold to await tho report
Of The Coronor's jury.
jack Kotctmlm, notoriorloup desperado, was
shot and killed, on Saturday night, at Ma-
hon's Depot, on tho Louisville Il Atomrhis Rail-
road, by negro called Tho Dutchor,f whilo 1T
tompting to broals Into lin louHo. "fho Dutch-
OF" ordered him of, ind Kotohnm, not hceding
I'll tho comn,a,d was sl,ot 3 through tho body with
At Rockford, yostorday, cooper by tho nan1o
Of John Titua saved n man namod McEachcn,
from drowning. hlc1iachom's boat capsizoil
near the dam, aud his companion Eavcd himself
by swimming through tho floating leo to shore.
him, put out from tho cast shore with sskifii,
md drow McEaohom into tho boat just us ho
was going over tho dam. 11o completed his OK
ploiE by roaouing the capsizod boat.
, 1873-03-18
MICHIGAN,

Sptciat Dispatch to Tie Chicann Tribune.
LANSING, l1aroh 17.-Thore was light at
tendance today. No bills wore passed.. Both
Houses considered about forty bills In Commit
teo of the Whole. In the Senate warm debate
took place uyo1 si,e--I1euaa. Military bill, which
whore military companies aro nlroady uniformed,
tic State will pay oaoh member 95 annually for.
Keeping the uniform in good condition, boHloes
letting each haye u fatigue Uniform Ut tho OK
ponHo OF the State. Tho Senate nlso considered
tho bill, granting to country news-
ticos. There was . serious talk in
tho Legislature about adjourning on April
until tho first Wednesday noxt January. Tho
subject will bo considered tomorrow evening In
both Houses. Both Houses sit this evening.
Tho House, this evening, dispoBod Of aovon-
teen bills dofcatod tho bill regulating the chal-
Superior Court In tho City Of Detroit; also, tho
bill for tho incorporation Of mutual fire insur-
anco companies, and ropealing tho present Inv
on tho subject also, h bill doubling tho por-
contum In torms of payment for university and
school lands also, tho bill mailing eppropri-
ations for tho Reforin School; also, tho
bill for collecting statistics Of insane,
doai dumb, and blind III Michigan, and repeal
ing the present law on tho subject: also bills
amending the present laws on tho settlement
and drainage Of swamp lands by actual Bottlera !;
on tho disposition OF land donated by tho United
statos Government for the endowment Of col
loges for the bouoat Of agriculture and meollanic
arts OIL incorporated building and savings u.s.
Booiations on tho protection Of fish,
Tho Senate IL holding fiery debate on tho
question Of submitting the constitutional
amendment relative to llconslng tho liquor
traffic.
, 1873-03-18
WEST INDIES.

HALIFAX, March T.-Tho ateamor Alpha,
from Bermuda, reports that the steamship
Niagara overdue at Now York, put back to Dor-
m1da oil tho 9th inst, to DO dookel for ropatra
to her machinery, which had brokon down IN
Alpha also brings the following report: Tho
stoamship Petersburg, from Annoy, China, VI
81. doorgo's bermuda, on tho 9Th inst, short
Of ooa1. She had burned hor sparo apars, bulk
heads, and boats; and, also, 100 Ghosts
Of ten. Bio took III coal at
st. Georgia., and aailod again. but grounded
outside Of tho harbor,, and becamo . total
wreck. She waa splendid Bhip, and tho largest
merchant vessel that oyor visited Bermuda. She
had on board, bosldea other oargo 42,o0o olicsts
Of ten, worth over half o million pounds storling,
about lalf OF which lad boon landed by tho great
exortious Of the crow aud tho inhabitants OF
Bermuda.
ponT Au PR1NoR, Maroh 0.-Quict prevails
It ID reported Tint Con. Luperanis on the FROM
tior, preparing an expedition against Baoz.
Polo Plus IL. has decorated Daoz with tho
grand croBa Of the Order OF at. Gregory.
, 1873-03-18

New Yong, March 17.-i3EEyEs-Tota for the week,
675 cars againa e45 last week. For o-dsys trade 133
cara at dne-.rn1redt street, SO at Communlpaw, aud
Monday. Trado fnir at iull rates. or ahado higher
al stock solltng ony cars r93ans st. to-ay Far to
ike, 10 lbs per cwt; IA cars, M owt, 12@14o; lot
Western bulls, $500 cars iat ateeEs cwt i3o, So
lbs per cwt ears 0hio uwt 1a13o cara Illinois,
suExr1Total, 21, 100, against 1900 tho previous
wcol 7.7oo for to-day. lrices rather lower though
snd 7Ae57 for good to prime few extra lno Ohio,
nv 148 u.s. So and upward cars poor Ohio, ay 70 lbH,
6Ao; car, nv 7s tbs. 0o; car, ny 81 is car, ay
cars ay loo lbs 7o and car. nv 1o7 hi. State, 7o.
Ioos-Total, sadoo, against a5 4oo laut weok Trade
Dressed 0t1971o; 'ycaerl dressed, 6s4a}7lso. There
wero 1lb cars 1.-Two to~day fetal Western dressoa for
the Week, 1000.
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divinity Of freedom, sho shall, in causy, go forth to
may she rorrcluato cr prorticst monuments, a.
she now wears IN hcr fond and faithful hcart, tho
memory OF her patrlot dead.
orft1:lt ToA8TH
"Tllo Coltto Rneo." tho noxt toast, Was re-
gpondod to by =. Alc1Iugll
'tTIo pross" was facotious1y represented in
reBponao by nIr. Washington Hoaing. Tho obso-
quious reporter waB not proscnt to lm1nortalize
fn uttoraneos in hia papafg paper.
"Thn Ladloa' wero represented by D. Quirh,
who responded gailantly.
Tho spooeh-nRkug having boen brought to nh
formal part Of tho entertainment ca.no ton closo,
aud da,lcng waB In order. Moro than ono beauty
o1prossoa 4 wish that tho apoool, making would
oud, and tho dancing bogln. Tho programme
contained twonty DANCES, md, aa danoiuE did not
oorn1nonco until O'Clock, it waH not brought to
oloso until very late hour this morning.
, 1873-03-18

1;,,;1 ~ - III. -: SIsro Il ~ ~ n I'M,
sumption, hlnnie L., Wlta Of i. A. Uphain aged -
yeAtA ~. -, =.
Busan.4t. Frionls Mre Invited.
tW- Auburn, N. Y, papora please copy.
HIATTEItY-tn this city, Oh tho l7tkI Inst, William
Je.ol. or. ". and slut.ry ngoA Is ysars ,,,
Fnilusal fre tho toadencs Of Ills parents, No. 80
Mitcha!.at., II to 4. NJ, Tuasday,
DAYipsoN-I.abola rgltesn. wlfo oi Andrew N @ David
10 b tnerrol iii Greenwood uenetafy. NJ" York.
CT Now YoFk and l1aagow tSootlaud} papers ploaao
cUpY.
B1!EITS AT nAtayla, ILL.,, Masoh l6 II. D'Etto, 10:
loved W!e ut NeorKo H. sAuos. and oldest daughter OF
Ii. +. Bartor, Esl.
TunaraI this lruasday) afternoon at o'olock.
LlAOlI-On tho llth Inst. ut lor rcadonco Stats
st.. HILLS I.oach, aKod ~ years.
E-:,- utanl l!ayeu {Alieh> papers please copy.
uOEEMAN--lhe funeral snryloos OF HallEv II. Holt,
, 1873-03-18

The Fourth Annual Banquet and Ball OF the
Irish Literary Society occurred Inst oyoning at
the Central Hotel, corner Of Washington and
Market atrcets. No effort had been spared by
the Society to render tho affair charming Ruc-
cesH. The Committee Of Arrangements con-
sisted of John Dillon, A. l.. Morrison, John
Finerty, J. J. Fitzgibbon, and ". G. Mcclure.
The prestige Of previous success assBted them
materially in thoir efforts, but large crowd for
tho Joint amusement Of q banquet and ball
becomes rather an unwieldly thing to hive on
onos hands, and there waH plenty to do. As
tho event showed, however, they did their
duty. Before O'Clock tho available rooms OF
the hotel had boon taken possession Of by tho
ladies aa reception rooms, aud there they witt
cd until the aIgnal Was given to come down to
diuuor.
THE SPACIOUS D1H1Nu-noom
was adorned will, bunting and mottoea appro-
pirate to tho occasion. At tho south ouil Of tho
room, In the ccntre hung gold harp. Hurmount-
ed by tho American eagle On either aide, tho
and tho NewH Above iii was a fostoon bearing a
the words, " Cade Mile Failthe." At the NORTH
end Of tho room wore crossed tho colors OF thu
American and Irish nationalitiea. Detween tho
columns sn9 y, tn Tsse "trip; 0t bunting ths whole
% Saod Boss Ola % ireland !" M "Tbo n pncssn nas1eIi. h.
tors of Erin mil columbia !" "Who
Fears to spenlt Of '9s 7" q Wo Worship the Idoa,
Blayos Worehip h[en = Orange and Groen viii
Garry tho Day." "Who Would 10 FREQ no Chain
can Bind I" aud The Green Above tho Rod,"-
THE TApI.Es
wore arranged In rows, the w]1olo length of tho
hall. but humorous NJ thoy woro, thoy wero found
to DO fewor In number than were doaired, and
great difficulty WAS experienced IN packing away
The party, Az 1t way, about 400 nouIs found
their way into tho lali a,l1 worn seated, wlilo
half as many moro llad boon refused tioAots. At
the end table sat tho President Of tho Irish Lit
eTary Society, master OF ceremonies and gov
ernor Of tho foaat, 3Ir J. J. Fitzgibbon. Around
him wore nunlbor Of invited gnostn Mrs, ANN
0owell, Washington and Mrs. Ifeyng Col.
81owhool, and others.
THE AnHAHaEMI:STa
bad been carefully mAlls, and tho result WAS
lhat when the unusually large number OF persons
dled Into the hall. there waa 10 confusion OBJ
'erVsble, Among other guests woro frank
, 1873-03-18

oswcgo today, and loft hor daughtor
III tho house witt, two oil ladtoa. Keolos
wont into tho ki!chon whoro Idn WINS at
work, md, taking short iron bar used for
broalting opon boxes, struck llor on tho hand,
She foil to tho Goor, whom he repeatedly struck
hor, benting hor braiun out. Koolor tlaon rarl
down toward tho Central Rai1roal depot. 4
freight train had Just started for tho Elat. IIo
attempted to jump on tho cabooao for tho rur-
pose uf oHcaplng, whom, missing his hold, ho
fell back upon tho track lila head striking rnil,
killing him INSTANTLY. Tlo motive for tho crime
IL not known. Tho parties moved In good 30
cinty
, 1873-03-18
THE RlELE BALL,

AN ExoELLENr AND ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
Wo now pass to tho reunion Of tho gallant
Irish Rifles, mud in n1onsrs. Ounniif, Hoany, and
Hickey, tho ofi1cors, wo discern our hosts. It is
needless to Bay TINT tho banquet and bull were
oxcellcnt anl joyful. The toasts woro tho GUS
tomarY ones, and tho responses brief and
pointed. Tho fow words Of reaponao from one
gentleman wore aa followB:
Mr MILITARY FRIENDS AND Fam CouNTnTwoMEN {:
Thanka for your cheering compliment; and a1low
to aay without disparagen,ont to tho many othor
collent reunions In this great city TINT havo pre-
forrcd youra moro entirely In accord with my own
fleas Of what Irish organization ought to be, in
Wow Of It's great purpose For, know that nozl to
the love OF God. tho military acntimcnt transcenls
elusion ot patriotism hat aa lie highest isplratton
1ndned convinced Tint to this gallant sentiment
Ia mninly duo tho regard Of our people for good
military savior of hls country. whose
renis tyranny 1t Europe lis throno and cast tho
proud polilteni HOROSCOPE OF Ohratendom Dut lot
mo R!tury thank you; for YOU mnat observe An no
speaker.
, 1873-03-18
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, March II. Tho House this aftor-
noon disagreed to tho Senate amendment to the
House joint resolution conBuring those members
Of Oongrosa who voted for tho retroactive sal
dry bill, and also thoaa who voted against the
sad bill, but still drew their extra pay.
Tho Joint resolution providing for. l. sine die
adjournment of tho donora! Assembly, March
81, was taken up ind amended by inserting April
II as Tho time for adjournment. Tho resolution
was then referred to tho Finance Committee.
Tile bill to hold owners Of dogs responsible for
damages done to shcop by dogs WIS indefinitely
puHtpOucd
, 1873-03-18

LITTLE Rock, Ark, A1aroh 17.-In tho Senate
today Brown gayo notice Of bill to ropeal tho
law authorizing tho issuance Of State and rail-
road bonds. a bill passed tho same body rcdia-
trioting the State for Congressional purposes.
of Commissioner of Public Works, and deyoly-
ing the duties upon tho Commissioner Of I'M
migration nnd State Lands.
, 1873-03-18

today lenidod III favor Of tho CountltutioualIty
Of tho " Local Option" law OF tho state, giving
tho people Of cortnin wards tho right to decide
by yoto wl.othor Of not " lconae to Bel liquors
sllal ho granted thorcin. '
, 1873-03-18
Agnow, O. r. Mol<oy, r. y. Conrt.,oy, r.
Cavanagh, Thomas Brennan, Donna Kclly, JOHN

quot, and that wn9 music. Carrn band WAS
engsgel to bo present, but Carr'B band failed to
appesr, and tho vlaatls woro consumed Without
accompanying music. With this exception there
was alt that wns to bc desired.
SECRETARY bt'cLunE
road lottora Of rogrot, received from tho follow
Ina distinguished gentlemen. Wonloll Phillips,
John Mitchell, "tho patriot Of 45;" Prof. A.
Lammonior ". Il. fobortn, President Of tho
Notre Dame University nov. Fatlor Gillespie,
of tho Rnmo university; ?. W. Dunn, of pooria;
Tllotnas 7. O'Oonnor, Of TIppornry |; md finally
from GOV. ReVofaagc, Wno Whs 70 nave fopllcd
to tho toast OF tho state Oh llilnosa.'
THE finsr M 1oAsr
on tho programme, 1he Day wo qelopratot
was rospondeu to ny tlo efebldons >;
=. HltzRaobon. lio Hala tnp uay IslGg9stoa
heart, antl especially honored,,Etho i9yc Of
name Of ireland they lad assembled, irroapoGtt-
tvo of tito r9lfgion6 OPINIONS ohtorthnoa ~ lnd!-
yidunls. Ihey invokoa tho geaua Gl 1roland6
aons to celebrate tho oeeag9n lttlngty: as iong
ae tho 1rBli people wore" wiling 10 ntana ny tnoit
country and their ilaE' 80 long Monsu t9oy w9fk
to entabliah ~ Ireland nopupno, ana Ing aay
Republics, would recognize ireland, tho next.
(Chcors].
: THE NEXT ToAar
@ m"n ~ m 1io,, ~ s;von That
ooeM lo3Fonoeu to py ngo; y. T. pt1'tts q, W.: 1a'
Eehtlonan bolng uaAFoluhulJ hpaout, tLo io4'o"-
Ing letter from him waR rond by mr.. McClnfes
SPRINGFIELD, March II, 1879.
r. c. Mcclure, Secretary u tho Irish Lterary Asso-
eeiatton: ,,.. .,u.,...,.u,,
dulles vii! prevent my attendance 1T annvorsarJ
banquet anl mus. leayc the toast with which have
been hoore to 10 responded to By eloquent lips.
Tho Independence oi ireland has inspired GU. rnce
with hope that oppression has facd to o1t!ngush md
the same llopo burng aa bright to-day ~ when
" Malachi woro tho collur Of gola--which hc won
from tho proud fnvader." Tint hope is nearer
feahzAtnn than eyer ahu ct ua trust that TUG aa5 ID
NV Aat .st"H's ~" 14A'tb "AHta7 to t..o@T cnso'
ngcment than anything else. 1t is tlae tho Irish pco-
plo arc bocomG independent of prcl''atce indepen,
dent Of scctar!aniam, independent ~ thought, aud
this independence Ia TIM fororlnner Of national inde-
rende,cc ~ aoon a6 the Irish people desire freodon
It, no power On earth can longer deny tho
loon: The parent trSo o. ,on our snrrnS saGo
Is IN ireland, nut no nlancnes na7o 9pseaut au
lu1urfant being located i'll this Hopnblc, wloro to,
might VIC ly tribute to tho land Of our fathers nnd
our @ ToSoSn 70 er ~ nS
, 1873-03-18
Pittsburgh Oil Market.

p1yrsuunou, March 17.-Orudo petroleum dull
dropping AitI inactive quoted at $,05@a 90 por br
at Hrokors' Landing, equal to 63io puy gallon hero
Detpod Inactive auu nonlinally unchanged.
, 1873-03-18

SPAIhl.

MADn1D, March 17.-The Government has re-
colyod Official information Of tho defeat, uear
Pn,npoluna. OF tho united Carliss bands, led by
Ola, Perula, and Dorregarray, by force OF
spnnisl troops under Gen. oaetrano. Tho Ill
si,rrocttoniBta sYoro completely disporsca.
, 1873-03-18

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 17.--Tlla afternoon n
ma,l named Keolor aged 81, murdered his cousin,
IdA Bpeuoor. aged ID. Mrs. 6pouoor wont to
, 1873-03-18
CANADA,

CANADA
..---' Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
i. OTTAWA, Ont, March 17.-The Dominion
trade and navigation returns for tho year end;
ing JUNG ao, 1879, show: the total
value Of imports to hnyo been
e107,7 ZIG, an increase Of s20,7G1, ,694
over tho proceeding yoar. Tho exports for tho
samo timo woro $82, ,G99, ,GG3, exceeding tho pre-
vionB year by S., ACC, ,045.
OF tho tralo botweon CANADA and other oo1.n-
ttieB, Groat Britain obtains 80 por cont, and tho
United statos 80 0a-100 per cont tho balanoo bo-
Ing divided botween Franco Spain, and the West
1ndieB
Tho totel number Of vessels built during tho
year was 4l4.
Tho public accolnts exhibit total receipts Of
$20,71l;8l0; expenditures a17, $50, 4G8: The
gross public dobt now stands at s122, 400, 179.
Tho bank statement shows notes III circulation
on Fab. 20, s2A;791, 1888; notes and bills dis
counted and eurront $105, oil ,470.
. TonoNro, March 17.-1t Ia to-day stated that
the contraot for the enlargement OF tho WclIand
Canal, has, atlongth, boon awarded to RESPONSE
bio parties in st. GATHERINGS,
IN tho Ontario Legislature to-day, an act Of
incorporation was granted to tho Grand Orange
Lodge Of Ontario East, and thus that Order re-
coiyea legal recognition:, The House was thin;
only TO Of 80 membors present. The vote stood
50 yoaH, 81 nays.
, 1873-03-18

Another Domestic Tragedy.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 17.-To-night about
ii o'clock, hike Taffoy was shot in Ills own
house by bis brother-in-law, Wm. Hansburyeigh,
during quarrel. Tho ball entered the left
side, in1llosing mortal wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-27
0Hon. Thomas Ewing is spoken Of as the
democratic candidate for eoxernor % 0hio ~

Hon. Thomas Ewing is spoken OF AZ the
oemocrauc candidate tor governor Of Ohio
@An eagle was shot I'm Iowa recently vbi,s
endeavoring 70 carry on an eighty pound porker.
0An Ann Artor jury acquitted a man
csaieee with Disturbing religious meetings. bus
savned him TO keep away from them hereafter.
GThe Dowager Empress Amelia, OF Brazil.
o,ao IN Lisbon, Portugal, yesterday, aged sixty
sDEdward Minis, an employee of the Lacns-.
wxna lion and Coal company az scranton, Pa. :.
va Instantly killed ON Saturday while engaged
IN d'econnecting machinery I'm the rolling NH.
The mining business, stages lines, and
other interests In Utah requiring horse and
mule power, have been suspended By the epi-
nVChanxi Levi, IN Italian. while ramh,,p~
through the sfreets, I'm New York, last nichf
stabbed tve boys, &c ID sufposed fatally. he
DMarearet Scott, colored, WA found hs.s.,
% death IN Foyty-hrst street, New York .SsfSr-
day. joseph Hood, with whom ne = A. iivinr-
y believed - ee TIE murderer.
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ecuuon g oeokee nd Poster, In New York. swo
osPesy saSs5lm viu b congtantly On Ustch 20
Psve snen escape or suicide.
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Sennnena1x The warrant fbrger, - bsss scn-
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owsnns Cooseofne and Steel ere nov o. oxial.
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Ia for o1ong 81 . fore 6ngcr which Z - pot
before ne Dendicant's eyus % de1oru{uS
wnenef ne was An imposeor ~ not