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-: :DunpouE, Iowa, March 1s.-The Masiasippi
Rivor ia rising rapidly. II is expected thnt tho
ferry will commence rognlar trips on Monday.
Fonr MADISON, Iowa, March 15:-Tle Missis
sippi Rivor iB about clear OF ice. Tho ferry boats
commenced running regular trips this morning.
oA1no. Alarch 15:5rho e. Ohio is riying.
: LAsAL1E, March 15.-rAe steamsrs Alps md
Grafton, both Light arrived at Peru from ST..
LuuiB to-day, and report 4 good, nayigablo stage
Of water below: The former will leave to-mor-
row morning with tow Of four barges OF ica for
Vioksburg, and the latter with three or four for
st, Louis. The atoamor Dakor will also slart with
four b9rgea Of leo for st. Louis, and four canal
speeiil DispateI to YAd C!sicaqo 1fi1une.
OTTAWA, Ill, March 16.-Tho leo going out Of
tho Illinois River hore hus considerably injured
tho upper portions Of tho dams in tie river.
The dam at Dnyton, In Fox River, has been OH
tirely swept away. Az this dam slpp}ios tho
iocdor, Which gives power to many Of tho load
ins manufactures, I'LL will hostoppca until some
time noxt summer, when tho daul shall lavo
been rebuilt. The Canal Superintendent ar.
rived hero to-day, and on viowing tho river do
oiael at once to rebuild, and Wilt commence on
Monday noxt.
, 1873-03-17
NEW YORK.,
Silk Robbery =. TNrlNnnny -" tetiarnn-
tino Matters .- Mo Strll10 =. INSANE
Prisoners 80 identified "a Mfsccllnmc-

Silk Robbery - Tnn,mnny =" teuarnn-
Prisoners 80 identified -. NIfscclln.lc-
: Ous Local NEVIS
[7D The Assoefnkfi prcas1
New YonK, March 15.--A few tluya atnco person,
representing himsef tho agent Of dry gooa f}rnt
III concctcut, hired rootna In tho A1ofgtt Dni!Lng,
OIL broadway and Worth street, and It discovered,
shortly nfor h!a moving in, tint Ills furniture Gnu
ech na laddera, sawa, co. before any suHpicon Wis
aroused, however, It wna found tint tho ndjotning
premises hnl been robbed Of ailks.
AT tneotinR OF tho Tan,many 8oclety, faHt evening,
nlOttt thirty now members wcte inttincu but they t1l
not lncltlte any Of markof political prominence
It ~ expected that tho Legislature Will order In
vcsigation into fhe Quarantine management OF thiA
port, with reference 10 which enormous Bulna of
Nc strike Is anticipated by file brick-ayera mud ol-
carriers. They l,aya expressed themselves satisfied
will their present waEcB and hours.
Or. William Il. Hammond reports ns tho rcsn1t Of
dor Of his lecc, is sane as George Francis Tran
Ao thins he fs fnsauo. Loahy accused Of yfe-n,r-
der, In thought to he perfectly aanc.
General saorinnn arrived hero to-tlay.
th9 Common Council to-day, urging municipal con-
trtbutlon to tho Meade monument,
Tho woman who IA eugponed to flayo committed
s'lic!o at hotel here, few oveninga aince, was to-
matter. Tho caune Of the suicide 7s aad to 10 dull
business. Her huhha1ld lives In England.
In tho sadio Wi1kiuRons brcach Of promise suit
against Brick P0Moroy, In tho United Statcs Court, 1t
suit waB barred by tho statute Of lliiatona was not
Among ttho departures for Europe to-day, wcro
u a Ssaun e Com
ignntion. Ho is at preaent III Washington.
, 1873-03-17
FIRES.
Destruction of Property In Various
Places Yesterday.

Destruction of Property In Various
Places Yesterday.
Special Dfspatdh to The Chicago Tribune.
LAsAlIE, ILL.,, March 15.-During tic prevalence Of
gallo from tho uouta last night, tho planning mill
known nj " Toda'a At'iu this city, caught fire soon
after midnight, ind speedily destroyed. II is sup
puaed tho building must havc He on fro by sparks
from paratng locomotive. Tho mill wns
built nbont threc ycnrs ago, and with sul,-
seqnent repairs had cost s5o,6o0 nnd ut tho
time OF the tlro belonged 10 Morris Noatat Of this
city, who had It insured for 81 ooo. Todd Son, tho
leaaces who lost heavily in the great Chicago fire. havo
Lost 1oo9 eua'ca @ h. Of wheat ant! large aa9ntiy Of
hooks Of account. They Ind no insurance. num-
Der Of othsr buildings were eet on fire by flying Gin
lera, anu the residence Of Alfred Campbell ak blocka
distant, narrowly escaped.
spscial Diapatel 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, March 16.-Tho extensive works Of the
Van Diver Corn plantnr Misunderstanding Company, III
this city, wcro dearoyel BY fire tonight, togohcr
with their contcns co1.siasing Of valuable machinery
largo number Of planters Id various stages Of con-
strllcson+ and great quantity Of material. Thomas,
lin m nurroy escape. The loks IL Estimated bo'wee
S230vO. The trent wurls house III which tho Company
had atored ita rAntcEs for tile prescn Hcason for
tunAtc1Y aaYel.
, 1873-03-17
WALL STREET.
kcraexv OF tho Money, Bond, Gold,
Stock, and Produce N8nriScts.

Review OF tho Money, Bond, Gold,
Stock, and Produce NGnri1cts.
Special DispatcA to 7'hs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 15.-At intervals during tho past
week, money las been ncceaniblo TO stock brokers at
and Under tho legal rate but thcso intervals avo been
rare uud the great hulk Of tho business in call loans
hus been Mt 1-04 to 3-1e Tho future OF the money
mnrIet IL much discussed but relief Becns near ut
hand During tho Inter part Of this month, currency
will ow to tho Interior Of the Eastern and Middle
states for tho usual annual settlements Of farn-
ers on April I. The bnnks this year nro
un,lRual}y- poor mud In no position to
stand largo drain without contracting loans.
Thoro has been good demnnd for discounts Mt tho
banks and many merchants complain that rc1nittancos
from tic interior come IN slowly The city banks give
tho profercncoto to merchants over Bpcculators At
timo within many years havo our banks had euch
enll portion Of their oans out coll at present.
The foreign bankers havo Aln,oat ceased to lend their
credit to hpecuators cn stock contcras. Ono rcaaon
assigned for this IL tho low rates current for foreign
Private nuvaces from conservative bankers at Lon
don 10 thcir correspondents hero uysc great caution,
ant l,n1o much advice tho fact, TINT wio money Is
eaay ut London there Is an uuscttlcd fcong iii regard
Gold speculation tlls weak out much strcngtl, md
tho price destined from ll5N to 1l4'i with suhse-
md Increased In cash gold, but tho trao do,na1l
has hccn very light III consequence Of ile money
atringeucy. and tho ndvanco was not maintained at
On tho stock market speculation vns buoyant mud
higher nt tin opening, but eoon aftcr became rregu
ar and tho later deanga Of tho week wero elisuy nt
caused by e1tavagaL roportA In regard to largo
aud tho late esilno ,es brought about by The spsrug
mni,nor IN which the notes worc actually reisaued.
Towards tho closo Tho courso Of speculation vas mark
cd uy hcavy undcrtonc.
EXPORTS AND 1afponrs.
Tho foreign commerce Of tho port for tho weak ras
IJft
dry goods, $5974 503: r1o1ucc exports, s., ,398
@ por,s sn,s sace 5an 5a ss sgnss e last iast
against 32o liant year. Tolal exports Of specie
snco Jun. l. S12 nganat So 03 3l6 last year.
MONEY.
Money was eaaicr to-day at from 1~32 to T. Dis
Governments we're ar,ncr, though tho dealings woro
Sn1hl
was quiet and steady at 1t4a 4aiGs1l5'f.
EToCkA.
Tho stock market to-daj WAS quiet nn1 dull. Tho
changcs were slight, and tho Street waB unusually free
Flour .coaes dull. Grades under so hre 1o@15c
lower, with fair tlcmau at the concession. Wheat
at sl0.1oN@16.25 cash. Sales OF loo brls
medium at about $1,000. For future delivery 600
for A hR csta sH1 st $SeS aud ast @ for June
steady, but comp wcalncs1 cxiEtH for picked and
smoked hams which are dull. Sales were made OF 60
boxes dry sailed hama at 1oc 90 lbs md under, an!
nt about go. DAcon s quiet. Short clear quoted nt
eac; 7itc hid and TX ascd for loug clear, nnu u
boxes city Hol rs high Aa 8o: Lard ia quot and rather
hi. For future delivery, 1000 tiercca for juno sold
at Do.
, 1873-03-17
Acquitted

Special D7afafch 10 1He Ch7cago Tribune.
BPn1NaFIELp, H. March 1o.-3oraiderable excite
ment has boon created here by tho trial OF DR.. j. III.
urch Of lopos, in THIS county, for the killing Of
George ". Kendall The facsa attending thel killing
wore yen In those dispatches Mt tho tino and nny bo
repeated briefly, that Droh was one OF posse called
upon to arrest Kendall nnd hts confccrates, who wcre
engaged in rtotous conduct In the town Of 1lopoliH
arrest, nor any Of a posse, woro armed With war.
rant. p9reh callod & upon Nendall.' Who VT, was
upon his refusal to lo go Birch rol Blot and killed
him almost instantly. Durch was nrreated and gave
ball. The killing occurred on May 10, 1879. Dr.
sympathy of hls neghhors. The trial hAH becn In
progress for four laya, md e waa given to the
Jury Tonight who after TN absence OF lltse half
hour brought In verdict Of not guilty" mud the
priaoner WAs discharged.
, 1873-03-17

ST; Louis, hIarch 15:-1n tho alleged bribery inves-
tgaton, ut Jefferson City, yesterday, after Mr. Burger
had given htH eydunco Trunk utckox testified tlat in
conversation with Burger abont tue Insurance Bill, he
replied that ho would # 10 could mike anything out
Of it." Hickox said he had doubt that If he {Bur
gor) would work for the bill, huntrcA-dollar bill
wot'la 10 dropped in some place where he would fnd
hundred dollar nota were dropped whore he could
find It, he would work for tho hill mud could infu-
ence ten mon III It's favor. Subsequently, ulckox
told Burger that no money could be got for this
bill, tt had been amended that Its friends did
not caro- whether 1t was passed not. Witness Ind
interest in tho blu, and did not even know my one In
the city working for 1t, but 1uado tho offer to Burger
BECAUSE from tho great interest manifested by out
Biders, the suppoBon that there money In tic
b md e could not Brike tho mine better tlnn to i-
yesttgato Burger, snd o {w!tness) WANTED some Of
the nppiepc himself" HtcRox said he Ind Asd proyi-
o,ls conversations with Burger about pending leas-
res, and tho latter lad requested witness to keep
lookout for bills that bud money in ho, and inform,
him {Durger). Had Furnished witness with list OF
members whom llo said he could control, and tho st
wus produced, containing twenty names marked with
Btars daggers dots, letters, etc., signs ae1 by tho
mcmbera OF tho "Third House to reveal hoahltty Of
members,
, 1873-03-17
FORElGN.
GREAT BRITAIN,

New YonR, March ia special dispatch from
London aays: "Tho fRcts with rotorence to Dis
raes position auaply are, TINT he respectfully tndi-
cate to the Queou the difficulties which he would havo
TO confront II he assumed tho Office Of Premier oven
II able to secure tho aid Of hta supporters Consider
ing tho parliamentary position Of Ills orponcnts, he
therefore askod for delay, to consult hts friends.
Lord Derby arrived last night from Pars, and Ind
long consultation with Dlsraeli, but no decision
was arrived at, nor will DO until tomorrow.
Possibly Daraeli will refuse to accept The
oiico, but It ie not probable. II ho nccepts,
hn will probably finish up tho business OF
the Rcsson by the end Of June, md then dissolve o
House. The Conservatives ill oycr tue country are
very couildont as TO tho result Of tho olections..
a rnn'er wes current isst night that Earl
Derby had yielded to tho rcqueBs Of tho Couscrva-
Yves, and would undertake. tho formation Of new
The Spectator reports that Earl Derby Will tatc tho
prcmtorahp but hays that ho las determined to ap-
efng ssn.s M MssasEsy as s1p,sss . tho egnen @
u oIi ~ S nsrS osW Va" settle NIL Questions relative
enea to accept tho olsso ot Prime Minister. Mo
morning. and amounted his decision. Thora' aro
Two plain reasons which impe him thereto, 81
responsibility Of forming Government Mt this time.
1i. a sn h' tho EAT e.
Derby declined to accept office, nothing Of delnlto
4 rnmor W vas earrent thls evening that Earl Gran.
s.lIe VIII 70 Premier, and the nRht Hon. Edward
Gladstone left London to-day for the country Ho
will probably return to tho city on Monday.
It l1 expected that Parliament will further adjourn
from Monday I'LL Thursday next.
I'D between tho Dixie 81 Edinburgh mud daughter Of
NEW Yoas, March 1b-A special to the Herald from
London FAYE tta a!adsono 10 Waiting tho MarquiB Of
WESTMINSTER s1 ai - e. t'1neh1en. .,,.
, 1873-03-17
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
snn1Nor1ELp, ILL.,, Masch Ii.

SENATE.
eonate met st lo q. ILL.,, Senator Williams III tho
chair Twenty.seyen Senators answered tlo!r names
at roll-call. ~
ly adoptton Of resolution offered by Senator
Nicholson, tho Hsuato will hereafter meet Ut Q:S0
o'clock u. III. "
-.ox.... NEW ptLLB,
by Mr. DROWN-lselating to costa In civil caBes
amending tha net relating to tho protection Of vh III
tho watorconrses OF tho State aso bill in relation
~ Rtato officers. "
mines. ~ ~
BY Mr. JACODs-Ameud!ug tho Railroad inv.
Dy Mr. 6IEELE-AbolBhu tho City Court ut Mat.
tooli.
Dy Mr. nuRNs-Irovldng for tho collection OF
taxes when tho collection Of the Same Inns boon enjoi
ed.
Tho Railroad Committee introduced bill nrohIb-
Ing uu1uat discrimination and e1torton In the rutes Of
freight charged by raroatla in ills Htate,
IAesG bills wer1 read first ttt.le aud referred
On motion Of Mr. Donahuo, tie HaiIroaI Gommittoo
ktl was ordered rrlute and confederation Of it 1ae
tho special order for Tuesday next and thereafter I'LL
til finally considered
MISCELLANEOUS,
Several IIouso bills were roatl n first tt,nc.
Leave Df absenco llutil Monny waa granted tle Gem.
mittou on Nuturhatory Institutions,
1,v consent. Mr.. SHEPPARD reported. from tha
, 1873-03-17

spteial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANs1No Mich, March 15.-Tho minority House
Committed III Educaton reported fayorably un tho
Heatc bill establishing two homeopathic professors
In the University. Tho Committee Military Affairs
reported fAvorably on tio bill granting bounies to
sick and disabled soldiers. Tho Committee on Jtl-
dietary reported fnyorb1y the joint resolution for
constitutional amendment increasing tho salares Of
State officers. Tho Committee Oh Nucs reported in
favor Of substituting Barcnys Digest and Jotfersons
Manual III place Of Uushing's Manual. Tho lll WINS
lost Furnishing tho destruction Of ,n,bkrata musk
rat houses aIonC Anplo River by 1nca Of S for enuh
house, mud s. for each ,n,1skrat.
long debate took place III tho Henate tho prop
oson to represent horticulture und ponlology in tito
State Board Of Agriculture aul requiring tho
publication Of minute statistics m experimental
farming. The bill was rocommitcd. Tforo was u
debate III the House upon tho bill changiu; tho
Law regulating the challenges Of jurors The bill
opposed by most Of tho wycrs. Thu discussion iB to
be resumed.
Committee, ,-ltorrcsnntatye lsosc, Chasrlnan-t in
vesttgae tho cnrgcs of drunkenness preferred RaiuRt
tho Hon. A. H. 0duings, Jdlgo Of the Fourteenth Ju
dtcal Circuit laya for Hoverul days past bccn taking
evidence In secret session. Several witnesses have
been examined, and tho taking of testimony Is now
closed. The Committee lud There just cause for
complaint but tho evidence which thoy hnva been able
to is not BuAEently positive to warrant thDir
reporting fayorably the resolution to remove Judge
Giddngs from office. Mr.. Gild1uga has buen i'll con-
slant attendance upon thu sessions Of tho Committee,
and Inns himself carefully croRs-cxamiued the wit
uefBet.
, 1873-03-17
Harmed to Death,

Spec7a9 Uifp0teh % 1Ee Ck7eaco Tribune.
DLuE ISLAND, March 15.-At o'clock t1s evening q
into tho telegraph Office In tho depot Ut tIla
place and reported that hoao OIL tho prairie, aout
five mica from here, was burned at O'Clock THU
morning, md two persons were roaacl alive. lie
cent tho following dispatch to Coroner Stephens ut
Chicago: House burned; several persons
inquest" The panie 10 gave was Join zol1,otz. iio
merely handed tho message to tho operator nua went
oil without saying word. Inquiry later In tic day
rcatcd III learning that tic dwelling OF named
John Rmrnon, north OF tho Atwood farn,, wan
tho building burned. His wife md daughter
went a1,y aWny early in tho morning, leaving hin h!m
structure caught fire somehow, and totnly dc
Btroycd md III ashca before any oue know Of IT,.
Neither OF tho inmates cocapod. Bil.nous WIS 30
yeara old and leorepit and could not escape. Tho
naans Of both were found burned 70 crisp.
, 1873-03-17

New yong. March 1a.-ChHrlos Tompls nix, young-
eht Of u1v. john a. Dix, ol New York. died Oh to
11th In tho City Of Rome, 1laly I1o wns o5 yearu of
age. aud was pursuing hiH chosen profession of q
paer OF MARINE viows at tho timo Of ha death. His
sister WAS with lliul.
NosroN, Mass., March 11.-Tho Rov. l.. A. Grimes,
a we-kuown and esteemed colorcd 1aptiHt minister
died suddenly last night.
olNoINKArI, AIarch 1b.-Judgo Ieayltt, lato United
States nsEie J!',ee ia the Southern District Of OHIO,
died at Springfield, Ohio. this morning;
QucenBtown prominent railway contractor md ship
owner, died yesterday.
IsALrIstoAE, March 11-CoInrnoloro W. X. T.atlncr,
Of tho United Btatcs Navy, died here this morning.
, 1873-03-17

BOSTON, March lb-A new trial llas bean dcnied 10
Jamea heEll!nny unaer sentence Of death for tho
2lst inst, ~ " '@ fo ~
,',1 ,W',asnmiAaIos IL S!arch 16.The District Of Columbia
tou ~ eenora term, to-day decided agn,nst The
t l ~ OF the case ct O'Dr!uI, under SOIL
ham last July. "a s"'""os t1' ot'"t'aue-
New Yong. March 1s.-No of.,cfa, communicative,
vas received from the Governor to-day lY te shorin
woFo easo ssaun, askn further
tivsiy. "o'oo nesa-
When the Governors decision was arst la,mstea IN
, 1873-03-17
NORRIS.
Fnrn,orss ConvensiOn--Circnit Court /
Nc1yR.~rserSD1a:LY.

Fnranors' Conyem1iOn--Circnit Court
Nc1ys--E'erso1a:Ll.
Special Dtsuutch to The chfcago Tribune.
NIonn1s ILL.,, March 15-To-tlay arotilor largo
and enth1isiastio Farmers Convention was llcld
at tho Conrt-1Ionse. Delegates wore present
pcrgous.
The CIrcuit Court llas bncl, Ii, aeuBion tho past
wcok. and, under tho direction Of tho presiding
Judge, A[c1iubertn business las been so rapidly
hurried along that every jury caae IL disposed Of,
mud tho Court will probably adjourn noxt week.
It will haYa boon tho shortest torn hold i'll twenty
year8.
4 number Of criminals wero Indicted, but vo,y
consaoratoly plead guilty, aud woro sentenced
by the Court, thus' saving quito al expense to
tho county.
Representative Ray is at homo, confined to Ills
bed with Biukncss.
, 1873-03-17

Special DSlatcA 70 TIC Chlcng0 1I1IN7le.
COUNCIL uLuFFs, March 1b.-To-lIiSht QUO Of tho
1argca demonstrations Aad iii this city Nas held
III the open afr tho that The Attorney -ccl-
cral Of the United sates had decided that this wan tho
initial point Of tue Union Pacific Hallway aud that tho
tion to-gato' which lat Company lad erected to bar
thu commerce Of Tho world. All day long tho Council
bluffs Artillery oompnr3's guMs hnvo leen booming.
BonAscs arc Ut n any paris Of tho city, md the mir
in illuminated with fireworks Of all kinds Tbs crowd
ind waa addressed by tho Hon 4, v, Lorimer, u i.
Montgomery, and others, and uutil lao hour tho
rojolctug was kept up.
, 1873-03-17
CINCINNATI,
Tho Into N3iSflop N7CKlrstiEse-li1u I'm
SllrnncC EsEayNit:i3lIlH.

Tho Into bishop N7CKlrstilse-Q1i1c l1l-
sztrnnco rfay.icislus.
CINCINNATI, 11arch 16.-Tllo Standing Com
1nitteo of tho Protestant Episcopal Church of
this city mot this afternoon III presoslco Of Dshop
Beael1, aud informally resolved OIL hehalf of tho
churches Of this city to offor to talto Charge OF
tho funeral Of Bishop McIlyaine, bringing tho
body hero from Florence Italy, for intor-
1nent. Bishop 1edoll conveyed tlio proposition
to tho family Of tlla doceRaod in Clifton. Their
answer IL not yot laado known.
Tho Academy OF Medicine tonight passed
resolution forbidding membors not regular lifo
insurance physicians from iseulg certificates Of
health Of their own patients, without tho con-
son Of the patient and pnymaS4t of $500
, 1873-03-17

hn1l and n hollow pumpkin and candles In t1lo
Tic room, aud faco WINS put up at tho lowor
pano Of q window whero 1t had not far to go 10
yarish. Ono hoy put hcotl, over Lis face, but
tho experiment failed. Tho teac1or was too
sl,o saw IL, md whuchol him soross tho ,losc
with broomstiol, cauning 1t to blootl, a,d cleit
Ing BONO frActarou grammar: "Ita mo! 1tn
mnfH
, 1873-03-17
VirwiIlasl Politics.

Special Dfap03ch to The Chicago Tribune,
WAsnISoToN, A[arch 15.-Tho political contest
IN Vrglna next fall promises to 10 rather lively,
besides tho Governor md otlier stato oflcora,
thoro is to be elected n Legislature which will
choose m United States Ssiat or la plnue Of Som
ator Lowis, wl,oao torn expires OIL Tho 4th OF
March next. Tho Republicans will probably
nominate II. W. Hughes, Willie tho Democratic
arc nearly unanimous III favor Of 1Iobort Z. Leo,
Jr, u son of Con. Loo. Both parties are confl-
don't OF eucceug.
, 1873-03-17

MONTGOMERY, March 15.-Durng the debate In the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES., =. Z. Parson, who was
Million Bond It'll paraetl by that body was void ab iuf-
to- because 1t hal received constitutional vote.
Mr. Hunter another mcmbor eatd the hll was passed
by 4 House that had no quorum.
The Legislature has been IN session four months,
and there Is no prospect Of an ADJOURNMENT before
Blmner's bill, Killed In tho uouso by u majority.
The lIouse ts Republican.
II f. Solomon is Special Agent for this 8tao, 1t taH
been kept profound secret here, hut Ills rcprcsenta-
tIous to tile Intention OF A1aba1na to pay hor Just
dobts uudonlably correct,
, 1873-03-17
Now York Glvc.stocis r1nrkc,.

New YonK, March 16-Thoro were few arrivals md
Atto doing anywhere to-day. Twenty.nn car. castlo
cams IN lato at CommnnipAw. Prime, Alf cwt Ohio
cato nola At l3Gs1ls; fair 7A cwt Kentucky steers
st 11A312Ye, with thinninh at OF cwt IIiinois at
Ac Total for tho wccE. o000 head ngaust 6050 tho
previous week. o' ~
There wero 10 carloads Of sheep today, nash!ne
3o[a 1 oe 9ste tis week ngainHt I'D week
State at &c. '|So' A'' tot ''-n
A, aoasEAocopts . today, 95 cars making a0l1D for
western dressed arrived during tho week. Thoy arc
worth dA967sc With city slaughtered Mt 7Ga7bo,
, 1873-03-17

NEW YonK, March ia Savannah l9a) dispatch
from there by Col. Whitley, originated with The Reed
faction Of tho Republicans, who failed 10 secure oillcea
Kulklux the present appontecn md fired several vol
leyH Into their rcaldenceB Tho United Haten Marshall
aided by tho militia, arrested tho ringloadcsa, who
WerU tukcn to Jacksonville,