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THE WEATHER,


CHICAGO, March 25.--At Pdmbinh this morn
ing, u degrees below zoro, aud tho wind from
tho south. At Duluth, ID nbovo; Escanaba, -
above; Mpena, 81 above tilwaukoo, 81 ahovo
6npog 61sqogo e a6ofs o St r. I0qS a1 s S7 aeo
4; burlington, w., Is; boston, 20; Now York,
28; Washington, 81; Charleston, 81; Jnokaon-
yillo, Fla, g; Now orloans, .68; Nashville, SO !;
omaha, s; Cheyenne, 9; oorinno. Utah, 40 San
country. Showing at Omaha, Warquotto Esca-
naba, Aniwaukee, Chicago. Dos Moiues, Daven-
port, Kookuk, 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Grand Ha-
Ven, Cleveland. Toronto, Rochester, New York,
aud Philadelphia.
WAN DEpAnrnzrr, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
sIoNA1, sEnv1oE, DIVISION OF TELEonAass AND
REponTs FOR THE BENEF1r OF Cohn1ERoE,
WAsHlNaToN, D. c., March 25.-probabflitioa-
move eastward Is IN woii Developed oyalons 11 over
tho Middle Atlantio coast, whore second storm
centro ia about to form. For tho Middle md
East Atlantic COAST brisk and possibly high
orReat wnd dt with ran aa T rey
and tho lower lakes to tho Mississippi, brisk
north md veat winds, with rain md
snow, followed On Wednesday night by
clearing weather. Northerly winds will continue
perature. Tho winds will veor to tho northwest
With falling Temperature in tho Eastern Gull
RtatoB, and to tho southwest md west, with
rain In the South Atlantic States during Wednos-
Qay morning. ...
0autionnty signals continue on tho Middle and
East Atlnntio Coaats, and aro ordered for
Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville. and Mobile
BLOOMINGTON, March 26..-A most sovoro snow
storm has boon raging here during the day. Tho
roads ore faat drifting up. Tho Bloomington i
Normal Horse Railway has alrondy coaaed its
regular trips.
LITTLE hooR, March 25.-Rain, uleot, and
anow to-day heavy winds quito cold.
DELorT, Wis.,, March 25.-fhere WAS d Hovero
enow-storm hero yesterday and to-day, and It
still contlnucs, 0 p N. Noatly foot Of snow
hns fallen.
MnwAuKEz. March 25.--A severo northoaat
Bnow-Btorm prevailed hero since yesterday uoon.
No interruption to travef.
CEDAR HAf1Ds, 1owa, March 25.--A general
Hnow~Btorm commenced yesterday afternoon
and continued through tho night, until wo have
about six inches On tie ground. The woather is
cold. "
Special Disratch to The Chicago Tribune.
LA5ALLE, March 25.-A Bnow-storrn from tho
northeast Inns prevailed MI day. Tho SNOW is
about four inchoa deep this evening" and Ia Htill
coming, thicker and faster.
Special D4.pateh . The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soN, Wis, March 25.--A snow-storm
began horo last evening. and has continued moBt
OF tho day, accompanied By high wind. Four
or five inches Of anow laB fallen and driftod
badly. The Northwestern train from tho north
was three hours and half late. Tho Milwaukee
train this afternoon md other trims were not
delayed.
81. LOUIS, March 25.-A driving snow-storra
prevailed here since early this morning, accom-
Of snow have fallen, aud the day and night ono
OF the most boistorous Of the season. Heavy
snowB have also fallen in West Mis- souri, and
Kansas.
, 1873-03-26

ol8nsy,oha graduates from tho Medical Depart
mont, including ton lndiea.
Capitalists Of Bloomington aud Normal arc
contemplating tho erootlon Of an oxtonstYo
Woolon MILL to cost not less than &25 900, and to
% located On tho water-oourso Of Sugar Creek,
which nes In Normal After tho perfection Of
certain negotiations botyoon tho Town Of Nor
NAL and tho protectors df tho enterprise, work
will at once begin.
-, Col, Sheridan aud Col. Forsyth, Of aonornl
shoridans staff, paeaed through g.. Louis, laat
night, to visit and inspect tho military pohts in
Texas and along tho limo Of tho Rio ,hrando.
They will DO Joined in May, at soms point In tho
sonthwnBt not yet designated, by eoerotary Of
War Bolknap and Con. Sherldnn, and tho whole
party will roturn via Now Orleans.
Tho Stockholders OF the Northern Illinois Coal
and Iron Company, held m election in Lasallo
yesterday morning, at which the following
OH officers we're M e chosen, For President, Col p. D.
Taylor, Of Chicago, re-olcosed Secretary, Ttoaa-
uror, and qonora1 Superintendent, George II.
Lacy, Of Lnsalse, also, ro>eleoted; Directors,
Gol. D; 2; Taylor, J. sooley Wallaso, md Con:
Mendoza, and Alexander Campbell, Of Lashllo.
, 1873-03-26

Special Dispatch 70 Ths Chicago tribune.
BpN1NoFIELp, March 25.-Tho noy. N. Pierce,
d Baptist Clergyman Of some note. died in this
city this afternoon, Of consumption. Ho waa
the representative from this State to tho Inter-
national Prison Congress, held In London, last
July, and Ills report Of the proceedings and con-
cuaiona Of the Congress- is now before the Leg
islaturo. Mr. Pierce was paator and in charge 81
ono Of the Baptist Churches in this city, and
waa hold in high esteem by his peoplo.
WAsu1xo1oN, March Is. Jatnos 9. Konnody,
formerly Of Albany, N. r., died to-day.
Special Dtapafeh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, March a5.-William Stead, born III
this city, died to-dny, aged 10 years.
, 1873-03-26
Hnifr0nd Accib -uts.

Cpeetat IFspatcH 70 IF6 CHtcHg0 157onHt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 4J.-The Hon. John O.
ty. at II o'clock last evening, WAS run over and
Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific Railroad, In this
this city, within few rods of his own house,
where tho road passes. Ho was returning from
his Office. and on finding the stroot obatructod By
the roar. The longth Of the train waa probably
greater than he thought, being deceived by the
optical Illusion Of q Light ut night being much
farther than it roally appears, and, On ,roachng
the end Of the train, aimed to walk further down
the track, and reach street leading
to his residence. On tho way he encountered
the crossing of tho track over the feeder, and
WAS thrown by stepping into space between tho
ties. In this position tho down-froight suddenly
came laundering upon him. Tho engineer saw
him when 1t waB too late, and In an instant the
unfortunate man WAS quiyoring mass OF blood
ing feBh, Both arms were broken and are soy-
erod from tho body. Ono log WAS crushed aud
nearly torn on. He lived only fow minutes
aftor boing removed.
Special Dtspaseh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR nAr1ps, March 25.-At Kossuth, Town,
tday o. the parlngt9n csaar Rap
Bido track, and dftohed ono coach aud the tender
and smashed tho engine aome. No one was in
tured,
CnNo1NNAr1, March 25.--At about 8 o'clock this
oyoning IN accident happened to tho Indianapolis,
Cincinnati 4 Lafayette train, coming this way,
miles east Of Elizabothtown, Hamilton
County, Ohio. Tho causo was a brokon
rail-. The train had two paHsenger-cars. Only
the hindmost one run of. and rolled over twice
down q steep bank, The injured woro: Mrsf
Trick, Of Indianapolis, serious cut in tho head
r. T. Bull, Princeton, NO., leg aud arm cut.
From tho bleeding Of tho log, + 1s supposed that
Joaaph Faith. Warrenburg,. Ill.,, bruised; J. ".
Phillips, Cincinnati, burned and out. Tho last
three are thought to bo not seriously hurt.
Tho remaining passengers, Of which
woro @ not sorioun|y hurt. Tho train, due Lore At
0:30 WAS delayed loss than an hour. The wound
Cd arc receiving surgical attention at tho Walnut
Street House.
ponrlAND, No., March 25.-An Incident on
tho Grand Trunk Railway occurred near West
Bethel, n. H., and was caused by collision bo-
several cars were wroolod. Capt. Nathan Walker
in charge Of the tlo was seriously injured aud
several others badly bruised.
How They Trndo In the kentucky
HlOlMtui1ls.
Rockeast's Correspondence Lc6anon {ky.) Standard.
At Point Crook, jackson County, u trader had
bought shoop Of y resident. Resident had ono
moro to se]l, when tho following conyeraation
onbuod:
Rfsdss" Rcsssot" ~ gys g3ysP yGa e for that sheop
I.-n It amt wortt, sa'
r." It's worth S5."
t." It all't."
i: (alraawing large navy" What'sthat tshoep
r." Under tho circumstances, / think lta
worth nigh unto &c."
They traded forthwith.
, 1873-03-26

An EnbezXlor rArrnigmetf.-Tho Boston,
Hartford 4 Eric Bankruptcy.
Bosroa, March 25.-John Savage, late Cashier
Of the Lechmero National Bunk, was to-day ar
not guilty. and gayo bail in $4,000.
Judge Clark, OF the United States Circuit
Court, this morning listened to q petition pro-
sented BY the aasignees in bankruptcy Of the
Boston, Hartford y ERIC Railroad, praying for
instruotionH OF the Court to the sale OF eguit
Of redemption whether tho property shall bo
sold as . wholo, or in parcels, aud whether it
shall be disposed OF at public auction or private
sale. The full hearing was fixed for Tuesday,
29th April.
The suit Of tho United States against tho
Union Pacific Railroad Company, ordered by
Congress, wil1 probably be tried here.
, 1873-03-26
Dnsfnruly Murder.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-A widow woman,
named Houaden, GO years old, living . miles
south of Nashville, waa takon out Of her bed by
unknown parties last night, and carried to a
dressing hogs, and hung until sto was doad It
IL supposed from tho traohs discovered that two
men committed the dooa. Tho oause OF the out
rage is unknown.
, 1873-03-26

Special UisFafch to IGs Chicago 1T3bNNe.
NEW YoRK, Mnrch 25.-JuliuB Endc, printer,
rcBidlng IN jamaica, t. L., becoming disBaslsiled
perform moninl services, Ayrood with his wife to
commit suicide to-day He sharpenel razor,
and, after opening tho veins In his
arm and log, passed. the weapon to his wife, and
she did tho aame. Then they both went to bad
and calmly awaited death. < ncighbor happen-
cd in, however, and 1t Ia believed that they will
recover.
, 1873-03-26

:. LITTLE Roo1, Atk., March 25.-A bill passed.
the Senate to create the County OF Garland. A
memorial to Congress- was introduced, asking
the Government to so.tle tho GLAZING Of tho
Southern Methodist Publishing House. A bill
waB introduced in tho Senate calling tor Com
atitustoual Convention to mcet on the I'd Of Do
oember next
, 1873-03-26
FRANCE.

Pants, March 25.-Twelve members OF tho
Secret Socialist Society have boon arrosted ut
Ydes. Two OF tho prisoners are Spaniards and
style themselves representatives OF tho Govern
ment at Madrid. Other arrests In tho same
quarter arc reported.
There hayo recently been serious disturbances
among tho cadets at st. Cyr. Gen. ClBaoy, Min
lister Of War, to-day visited the institution, and
sentenced ten OF tho studenta to ono months
imprisonment.
, 1873-03-26
0fitf-

coLuMDus, Ohio, March 25.-Tho General AS
days recess. In the House, bills woro intro
duoed to amend tho Divorce lnwB, 80 that IN
action for alimony may DO commenced by non
realdont Of Ohio; to authorize colloges to
chhnge their location, and maintain academies
auxiliary thcroto.
, 1873-03-26
CANADA.

Suecias Nspatch to Thu CHICAGO Tribune.
Don o ffSn F 5 1s as pa.
Tho law fixes the first fourteon days Of tho sos.
sion as the time for receiving patitions against
sitting membere, aud, on tho llf:eonth day, q
tnernber for dontre Toronto. Tho Government
desired to entertain the petition, and THO speakor
expressed thc opinion Tint 1t was In order. Tile
Opposition contended TINT 1t WAS contraven~
ton Of the cstablished rulo,, and appealed from
ernrnent by majority Of four-nays, 10; yeas,
"a
In the Senate tho Government had to submit
10 tho dicsasion OF tho Opposition. Tho Hon.
respondepce between tho Government and Sir
Hugh Allan, or any other person, concerning
tho Canada PaciNo Railway the copies Of any
agreement entered into with Sir Hugh, or any
other person, md other particulars relative to
tho atock list and Stockholders necessary to d
full understanding Of tho question.
Tho Government, through Campbell, yielded
to the motion very reluctantly, after tho diRcov-
cry that opposition would result in defoat.
:, To-day being Annunciatlon is holiday, and
there is no sitting OF tho HonBoB Of Parliament.
Petitions aro constantly arriving praying for
continuance OF the present Insolvency Inv.
TonoNTo, March 26.--A dispatch to tho 9lobe
from Fort Garry, Manitoba, says that the. Hon.
Alfred Boyd has boon nude Minister Of Educa-
tion. This is a newly cronted Office.
Liout-G Morris has LETT for Canada.
A man fell deaQ in barn-yard at Now Market,
on Saturday, ana another fol dead out Of d
sleigh at Markhsm, on sundny. Heart diseaae
Tho Ontario Legislature, which has not juris-
diction in tho liquor traffic, petitions the Domtn-
Ion Parliament for prohibltory liquor law.
MONTREAL, March 25.-Nine propailers, four
tnow, arc to run between here and Chicago direct
Ono hundred and four interments in tho city
last week.
, 1873-03-26

HAnRIsDuRo1t, Pa, Mnrch 25.-The Commit
tee on the Luzerns County election cases was in
consultston this morning. Their reports will
ported tnat tho sitting membors (Democratio)
will all ba thrown out, aud the Republican ma
jority in the House will bo increased BY four,
, 1873-03-26

Destruction OF Property in Various
Plnccs--Loss OF Life,
Special Dtspatch to Thc Chicago Tribune
DEr1olT, Mich, March 25.-Tho house Of
Horny Peters, at Crosse Point, six miles from
this city, was destroyed by fro 1nat night, while
Peters and vito were absent at q barn raising.
Four children wcro in the house. The Oldest,
aged Il, escaped but ran back into tho burning
house to rescue hor younger sisters seizod ons
Of thom and attempted to carry hor out, but
was overcome with smoke md fire, and was only
Bayed herself by the efforts Of 1ieighbors, who
were called to the spot by her Screams. All tho
children but tho Oldest porished, md the latter
Is badly bnrnod. The fire is supposed to have
boen caused BY the bursting Of kerosene lamp.
A fire Of Allogan, this morning, destroyed tie
wagon and blacksmith shop OF Thomas PARKER,
and the dwelling house Of Ira ChaHeo. Total
loss, $500 !; no insurance. The fire Is supposed,
to be incendiary, as it caught thirty feet from
- 641no, March 25.-yioksburg papers Of tho
22d inst contain lengthy accounts Of $100, 900
fro, which took p!ace thoro tho previous day,
destroying Taylor Brothcrs' oil works and ware
A0oSeS ssse asDaaasS pasa Ter s sEh gssga s siu
CEDAR RAPIDS, March GA fire four mlos
south Of Tama, yesterday, destroyed . farm
partly covered by insuraneo.
DuDuauE, Iowa, March 25.-A fire this morn.
ing. damaged tho frame dwelling Of Joo
Trainer to tho exsont OF $1,000; partially in
sured,
A IRE at Charles City, Iowa, last night, totally
destroyed the residence Of Thomaa Peters whose
loss Is 81, 600 to 81, 900.
Waco, Texas, March 24.-A fro occurred last
night. The loss iH $50, 900; INSURANCE. 500, 900.
Fort b Trice, IL. Goldntein, Peter AfcCleland,
the estate Of g. B. Woods, and H. II. Wilkinson
arc the principal sufferers.
PROVIDENCE, Il. r., March 25,-A fire at ph @.
nix Village. roar this city, this morning, d.
Btroycd eight buildings, four Of them business
houses, involving loss OF $3.50. 600. The pril-
clpal loaera on buildings arc ". II. Hpa11cor, s.
7. Gard, 2. DufIe, John @. Conley, and Lawton
l. Collins.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Marcl, 25.-About II
o'clock laBt night lir8 broke out in row Of
buildings on Main street, opposite tho Union de-
pot, In this city. Tho whole row, comprising
four framo buildings, was totally consumed.
ELaI1sA, N. T., Mazols 25.-An incendary fro
ut Wayerlcy, this morning, destroyed tho Opora
House, Manner l. Co.'s bakery, and jewolry
storo. LOSS, 100000.
Steamboat Sunk.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 25.-About O'Clock
Tonight, al tho steamer Brill hound from Nash
Vile 10 rittshurgh, was entoring the mouth Of
tho now canal Aho strueli statboard sldo
Of her bow OIL tho unfinished wall below
tho lock, the wall being covered with water,
aud IL snow storm and high wind prevail
Inf. Capt. Cox WIS OH the hurricane
leols, and pilot T. J. prnco ut tho wheel The
boat was immediately hackod, and tnrpaulin
hung over the bow. Tho pumps were sot at
work, and tho officers thinking they could nave
her, moved OH into tho cunnl, but when they OH
tetod tho aras lock the water made 10 fast that
, 1873-03-26
IL
A Bnl story OF n Decent D0R7s Down.
fna1--NVhnt n - Glass OF unex's Loads

snu story OF a Docens DoR's nosvn-
To. ,,, ~ ;, ,,....,. ,,,
Thoro vas as No fSs og tho entiro
State Of Illinois than Dallasd1 HMon,o," Ho
was young, handsome, Intelligent, oducatod, and
Of good moral habitH. IIo WAS lfgh-brod Hettor
tn,yny undor tho throat. Ills eyos woro soft md
molting in thoir oxproBaion, liz nii1cn osra hnj
tho patrloan droop, and his ariatooralio taii
waa eloquent In ita expression OF joy and afroc.
tion, and rigid nB an a1-handlo mhoi, It's oYuor
came to point. (AIonte was reagonabie
dog. YOU could nlwnya make him 600 tho noint
without tho aid OF the Luntinu-yli0.} A
for his noso-thoro mover WAS auoh d roao
hung to dog before. Uo could scout quail
aoroBa forty moro fold, and could retrieve any,
thing oxcopt his reputation In tho latter part Of
big oaroor. Ho would carry doad bird half q
mi1e and put 1t Into tho wagon, and ho noyor
mouthod or .nanglod tho game. WI1en Ballard
Monte ohoorfully camo up to bo licked With tlle
ranrod, magnnnimously taking nll tho blame on
hlnholf, but whom: anybody elso of tho purity
missed fur ahot, Monte mado no attempt to
ho asa SDsaS EsSVsa d LIS mn b u ene ase
tho other dog. Monte had q BRIGHT future BE-.
fore him. But, a1as In an OWL hour ho tastod
his first glaas OF beor, and from that momont
Il vaa hot day In August and Ballard
aud Ills friond lad loon hunting oyor tho asry
etubblo for houra. No water was to bo had'
though a kcg Of beer was in tic wagon. Monto
was nearly gone Up. His tongue hung out
foot or mora, and lis pa1pitatinR sides Indicated
speedy dissolution. Da1ard, Unable to obtain
water, gavo him quart Of boor, which ho lappod
up with satisfaction, nnd demanded moro Ho
was given pint moro. Considerably refreshed,
tho hunt was resumed, but Monte behaved
strangely. Ho dashed about In reckless man-
nor, and tumbled head1ong over foncos. Ho
baTkod ln maudlin, inooherent way, and quar-
reied without cause with Smiths dog, He
seemed to hayo lost tho control Of his nose,
and would run over oovey Of grouse,
and moment after como to doad
point on q dold-mouao Or grasshoppor. He
chased rabbita-an indiscrotion which he would
haye scornod In hia sober BonaeB. It Was pain
fully ov1dont that Monte Was drunk-palpably
and shameful1y drunk drunk as q f1ddlor.
Tho no1t morning Monte got up with raging
headache. He felt bad. Hia ha{r pulled. But
be seems to have heard Of the ar1lnkards axiom
-" the hair Of tho dog Is good for tho bita'-
snd be accordingly followed Ballard down town
md "rung I'M On him whi1o ho was taking his
maternal whisky and tansoy. Ballard stood
treat, and II onto hiHted in" glass Of old stock
alo. Several 1oafers thought 1t was funny to seo
. dog making beast OF himself, and 30 thoy
invited poor Monte to tnlo another and
nrN fhnr t1r$ u1,rk In
, 1873-03-26

incomprchonslble- committed by an aa-
qusintanoo, nor oven m intimate friend, but by
q wife, who had lived With man in marital re-
lntlon for three OF four yoara, aud only aoparat-
Of rnistakon identity" It certainly 10 without
parallel,
, 1873-03-26
St. Louis Politics.

8r. LOUIS, March 25.--The Liberal County
Committee held secret meeting yesterday af-
teruoon, but 1t is known that they took no &C.
tion on the recent nominations for city officers,
but decided to lea.o every 1nombar Of the party
free to vote ~ la ploasoa.
, 1873-03-26
here this morning for Europe, under tho ep-
o tha Me. Ga n91


COo1lisO on his NcHorvnti0ns
T., WAH1rNaroN, p. G., March 25.-The following:
has boen received here:
PnEeuo1T, Arizona, March H..
70 CoM7nfssontr " indian 9afrs Washin1ton D. c..
Goch!so with LOCO Of Ills band on tile reservation
at Sulphur Springs.
(8!anea) u. nrNn111, gupoEintondent.
, 1873-03-26

DUBUQUE. H.. March 25.-Ihe Hon. D. NJ
Cooley, President Of tho First National Bank of
Dubuque, has been appointed q Commissioner
to the Vienna Exposition by tho Governor OF
Iowa.
pEoala, Ill, March 25.-Dy. ]. n. Nlelae loft
, 1873-03-26
AUSTRIA

LONDON, March 25.-An International Patent
Rights Congress- will be held in Vienna during
the Worlds Exhibition. It will bo composed OF
manufacturers, Bcionti1c mon, md other ox-
perts.
Three American gardeners will DO allowed to
raise vegetables In Austrian soil to compete for
the agricultural premiums.
, 1873-03-26
RflEGfA-

81. PETERsBuRaH, Maroh 25.-The Nova Jour-
nal, which was established for the purpose OF
advocating IN alliance been Russia aud France
has been Suspended.
The Golos declares that tho only issue Of the
expedition to Khiva must DO the complete and
unconditional surrender Of tho Khivans to Rus
hian sWay,
, 1873-03-26
MASSACHUSETTS

BosToN, March 25.-In tho Massachusetts
Senate, yesterday, = roaolutioh was reported By
the Committee on Education, allowing tho Agaa-
niz Museum, at Cambridge, $50, 900.
, 1873-03-26
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, March 2b.-Count Yon Burnschorn's
condition ls hopeless. It is doubtful II he will
live through the night.
, 1873-03-26
F0tRT EXn1nNfo11 a

FatnI Explosion
DoaroN, Marcs 26.-Tho mill Of tho American
tarday, killing two' wofkmeu, ono OF whom was
aamed Wentworth, and injuring tlroo othora.
, 1873-03-26
DEATHS,

~ Ma en- tsa Es.lsass oi h gssonts n Waakosan.
Of William and Ann Jdnss, formerly of Chicago.
Nuoofa1 Oh Wednesday, tho 2ath, at o'clooE D. m.
1s78 Samuel LOWS, fo1noryo Fl Wayne, Ind, and at
~ ~. Wayno and Indianapolis papcrs please copy.
CoEmOnE-Mnrch Il. at her tobfdoncc. q Hammond
aged Ga Yearb and II months, -
EMhqrnl to-day At O'clock to Graceland.
please copy. -
JoRDAN-Mssoh ., Of bronchial consumption, Mrs
Il. a. Jordan, Wifo Of ". II. Jordan = ~
1o.sices at her ats Eestdencc 1 Wot Adams.
et Wodnosd1y at 10 O. Etienba OF tho family
, 1873-03-26

WATEnrowN, Mans, March 25-pEzR QArT1E-Ie-
SScpts, 49, Priscs On Northern stook are firm mo-
soSo@io.bo nrat quality, ss.oo@9.25 second, s0ooG
:, SHEEP AND LAMDs-Rooolrts, 61o market dull
1900 -7 - ''''
, 1873-03-26
GERMANY,

BERLIN, March 25.-A squadron Of German
Bpanlsh Watcra.
, 1873-03-26

01LES-FERRY-At Lake Forest. nj. an Tnesdsv
tho 2stA ns by ths ev ~ Taylor the res!donee Il
nrot o.. 81 bis city. and ha, eldest daughter ii
the Hon. W, II. Forty.
, 1873-03-26

AMotHtF MNfUCfs
W1NoNA, Minr., March 25.-1seRo Pago, or
Honor, shot and killed Frank Eaton during a
quarrel this afternoon.
, 1873-03-26

READING, Pn., March 25.-Donaldaon, the
aoronant. naado an ascension ut 400 p. nj, yea.
torday. His conrao was northeaat, and he haa
not yet baou heard from.
, 1873-03-26
Only Dog af A. c. ballard,
Hh0 ftho DoR} Died Dec. II. 1853.

TYPH0ID PNEUMONIA,
8upernduced by oyorwork and Mental Anxiety,
" GONE nut NOT FoRGo1TEN."
That was a lie about tho cause of his death,
but TO couldn't find 1t in our hearts to say that
so good a dog diod Of dolrium tremenB. Four
teen times has the applo-tree shod its blooms
upon poor Monte's grave and fourteen Thousand
times haHo low-born villago ours smelled and
scratched at tho foot Of the monumental tablet,
but his virtues still remembered by all, whilo
tho broad mantle OF charity is thrown over. his
fraiItInB
, 1873-03-26
TENkECEEE.

NASHVILLE, March 25.-Tho Legislature i'd
tourned sine die ct noon to-day.
, 1873-03-26
Execution of tho Murderer Of Twenty
one p0F90MHs

4 man who, In four years, caused tho deaths of
twenty.one persons III Chrintfhna, Sweden, was
Recently detected and executed. Previous to
being beheadotl. he malo tho following coufos-