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, 1873-02-08

The ingenuity Of tho carpot-baggor has nover
beon questioned; 1t is only exceeded by his I'M
pulonco But a Congressional job Inns now boon
developed which must havo combined all tho in
gonuity and all tho audaoity Of all tho carpet
baggers together for ita conception. It Is NIL
nounced TINT tho Southern States nre to como
hoforo Congress- and asls that the United States
Government slall guarantee their dobts, amount
ing in tho aggregate to about 5125, ,00o. This
is tho impudonco Of tho proposition. Tho i'll
gonuity appears in tho 1oason given why thoso
State debta should bo asBumod by tho Govorn-
mont. Tho Government is askod to pay these
debts because 1t thrust upon tho South a class
Of men-tho carpot-bnggors-who sguandered
tho peoples money. Tho superb otfrontory of
tho proceeding will appear when it is remom-
bered that it Is thoso game carpot-bag 0ovorn-
mentH of Southern States that now ask Congress
to pay tho debts which they havo contractod in
ordor that they may proceed to contract now
ones, their own credit having boon irroparably
destroyed. We doubt whothor history, anciont,
modern, or contemporanoous, Gun furnish par-
rallol for this confidence in Legislative corrup-
lion.
, 1873-02-08

quiet aud etoady at s12.o5@12.1o for cash, mud
a12,9o aollor MARCH,. Lard was quiet md nshalo
CASTOR at 81 o21G97.o ror 100 lbs caol and $3.50
D7 7,5b eollor March. Moata wore strong and III
fair domand, ut 4@411o for shoulders; O@01So
for short ribs; 82Go for Bllort clear; ani1 754c
per h for II ID groom hnma. Drossod hogs woro
in good demand, and flr1nor, cloBing ut e4.75@
4.so por 100 lbs for heavy, and s4.0o@4.o5 for
light. 1Iighwlnos woro etoaly at 8711o
per gallon. Flour was dull and firm. Wheat
was more activo, but 1@11lo lower, closing tamo
Mt 81 2a11s cash, and e1.24995 sol1or March. Corn
waa in good demand, aud no higher, closing Mt
Bic cash. and 81 ho seller March. Oats wore III
good domand md 10 highor, closing at 20>lo
cash and 2711lc sellor March. Ryo waa dull and
steady at C5tlc. Barley was quiet, but hrmor.
advancing 20, and closing et zoo for No. 2, and
50o for No. 0. Doof cattle were comparatively
atcady ut e5.oo@o.3o for good to choice, and
e260@4.7D for inferior to medium grades.
Hogs wcro in active request, but prices woro
about TO lowor, s40o@4.16 being tho ruling
pricoo.
, 1873-02-08

FIRST ttQfs.-Wash!ngton Nnws: Tho Investigations
II. cas,ings in Congsoss-Adyortiaoniouta
SECOND PAGa The Execution Of bIoNulty at PGoria
Tho Packing business.
THIRD rAGE-Sontonco Of Canman, tho Nlatt Nobbor-
Tho fremont Iouso Robbery--T7nnston Matters
Tho Law Courts-Tho Tratea-Tlio 1teturn OF Peace
at Police Tcadquartcrs-ThuG Grucloy Monument
Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE-Editoriala: Rnflroad md Warehouse
Commissioners; Historical Bribery In Congress
General Frnmont's Operations -Notos and Opinion
Current News 1toms.
FIFTH pAGE-s Springfield Matters - Amusomonta -
City In Briof-Msrkota by Observation-Disclosures
Mcnts.
SIXTH pA0E-Bloncy aud Commerce. Railroad Tisno
Tabio,
SEVENTH PAGE-AEtlcntnrn and horticulture: Pro-
ccodinRs Of tho Wisconsin State Societies Mt Mndi-
Aon-Almo.t " nunkood -rorsonal-Bmn1l Adver-
tiscnents: Real Eatato, For Sa1s TO Ilcnt, Bparl.
lag. Lodging, oic.
EIGHTH PA1E-FoEcign Fows-stato Lcgfslnturoa-
Nev York NeWs-3 miscellaneous 1olesrams-AdVor-
titomoptS.
, 1873-02-08

New YoaK, Fob. TAT nloaing Of tho Tam
many Central Committee, last night, Resolutions
wcro adopted indoraing the conduct Of Mayol
Hayemoyer dcuouncins tho Credit MobIllol
Frauds md advocating purity In clcc.ion...
The Liberal General Committee also held
meeting lust evening, Mt which q committee was
appointed for consultation with Mayor Have.
made Of tho Credit Mobller fraada, the Wash.
ington city ring, and Tho rinsa III this city.
Mayor Havolneyer was wai!ol upon this after.
noon by delegation or Liboral Republicans, led
surcd the Mayor of tAofr supportln his measured
Of municipal roibrtn. Tho llayor in reply said
Iyotcd for General Dix anl General Grant, knowing
them to bo honest men. 1t the t!lo feel thnt
the Republican party has Loaf character by boug
influenced by co.erie who Eunlble al night 10 cheat
cach other and intrigue al day to choat thu people,
cannot coalcsco with such, however friendly may ba
to tlo nlass of lilo party they represented.
, 1873-02-08
WALL STREET..

Ileviexv OF tho Money, Gold. Bonds
Stock, xnl pr0lltlco nInrfkctHs
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New Yonr, Jan. 7.-hIonoy active, again
ranging from to 1-32 witt, exceptional loana
still higher. Discounts aro dull at to 10.
srocEs.
Tho stock market wan irregular, and closcs
mainly lower. Weatorn Union declined 4, In
apite Of tho Rtatomont. nov generally credited,
TINT Commodore Vanderbilt laH bcon buying to
control tho stock, and that ho had cornorod Jay
Gould, preparatory to taking reyongo for
Gould's ronlark "Tlo Commodore is in Ills
dotage." Vanderbilt Ia also reported to have the
Orton party In tight corner. Tho rumor about
Eric to-day waB that tho prospective dividend
would DO az on tho proforrod aud 1a1 on the
common.
DoNDH.
Government bonds waro lower early In tho
day and highor al tho oloeo. Pricos roro inlu-
Secretary Boutwell,. The transactions were
moro important in tho afternoon, especially In
May and November bondR.
The bookB Of tho Syndicate closed to-dny, both
all ordors from tho country will be received up
to tomorrow evening. It fs expected that tha
majority Of tho subscriptions ahroad will bo on1ada
ena is ve vh hsoun s% ar s esisea s ormsn ss @ s1
been engaged for tho past year In extensive
oPguaay Saao IN money 'nS d IT,,
hayc long shown partiality for rallroal aoou.
ritios IN preference to government bonds.
When they surrender their 5-20s, it ia thought
they will roinvest largo]y tn American rallroad
| aecuritog.
Gold WAS active md higher, ranging from
1131{ to ia. Tho market liss been Hbullod" on
| tho expectation that tho Syndicate would be a
failure: United. stntos bonds havo boon do-
| pressod in London by the aanlo poople. On tho
| othor hand, those speculators who believe tho
Syndicate will DO succesn have sold gold short
in lnrge amounts, and this short interest,"
together with tho fact that tho aotual supply
OF gold in tho market is smnll, and tho recent
advices from Washington, which oxpress the
| sion will bo in faTor Of currency expansion
rather than specio resumption, hayo given tho
"bulls " aAsiHtanco In keeping the premiums up.
FOREIGN TRADE.
The imports Of dry goods for tho weok ending
to-day arc to tho specie value Of :s2,509, 1850,
general merchandise, to bo reported tomorrow,
aro estimated at %, ,5o0, 900, making total Of
little over s0.000,000, against s9,6o1, 599 last
week, ind n total importation siuco Jan. l Of
| about 942. 100000.
Wheat ruled dull and nominal Choice ia held
firmly. Pork WAS quiot but steady ut s149719@
1850 for new mess. Cut meats generally dull,
but In light stock and gtca:ly heavy Weights
rather easier. Dry Gs}ted shoulders aold to
small extent at 5@5 l-loc:. Bacon vas firm for
asked. Long elear il, quoted, at ef1c, with a
plentiful supply. Lard was IN demand for West.
ern at 81lc for thig month; 750 tiorce1 for April
aro reported ut S}1@S o-1Gc.
, 1873-02-08

war Department. ProEaogttcati

war DEp31TAA12SAE k1OH HkAu1AAEHAAANAAEs
Cu1oAoo, Feb. 7.-Tho coolest voathor ro-
ported BY the Signal Service this morning gaa
francisco It was IS above at Omaha 50 above
At St. Paul 80 above :; at Chicago 81 above; ut
Buffalo 20 nboye ut Quebec - above; ut pos-
ton 81 above ut New York SO eboye; 1T wash
ingtton 81 nboZS,; at oharleaton 81 abovo at
above. Raining at Philadelphia md Fortress
Monroe.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
s1aSAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TELEaRAa1s AND
REPORTS FoR TIE BENEFIT Or CoNMEnoE,
tho Northwest and extending eastward over tho
Upper Lake rogioa, and southwark oyer ohIo,
er1y to wostorly winds, falling temperature, and
clear and clearing wcathor: For tho Southern
Staten east Of tho Afisalssippi, westerly to north
erly winds and genornlly cloar weather on satur-
day. oxcept, probably, partly cloudy woathor for
tho Lowor Lake region. For New England,
cloudy weather and rain, except. probably SNOW
for tho northoastern portion, and brisk and hgh
castorly to northerly winds along tho coast, the
iattor graduclly shifting to northwostorly and
aoutllwoste,ly during saturday, with clearing
xyaat1er
, 1873-02-08

While England ia profoundly n9itated ut the
advance Of Russia into Central Asia ns affecting
her. commercial interests, 1tnnsia:; has recently
also been aroused to tho fact that England also is
seriously threatening hor commerce by her rail-
road ADVANCES in Persia, and tho trado-aocieties
OF St. Petersburg arc holding meetings to coll
eidor how they can best countorbalanca tho ad-
vantages England may secure by monopoly of
the Persian traffic. With this end In Wow, and
foresoeing that tho English plan ia to opon
line from Tehoran, tho capital of Persia, to
Constautinoplo, tloy arc already beginning to
bring d pressure to boar upon tie Russian
Government to construct lines into Persia.
, 1873-02-08
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE! 8,

rector, md yot this man, who avowa upon onth
that lio did oil this, and produces tho Vouchers
for his disbursement Of stock and money, conf
IDENTIFY assorta tint tho uouso dnro not expol
him, and tho nlcmbors who have received hiB cor
rurtion money justify and dofona tho net, or
neols to impoach their own writton rocoipts by
SOLEMN donia1s. Tho impression ia growing
strong In Tho country that Onkea Arnes las not
got told ono-half tho story, and tint Ills conf
tlonce III the refusal Of tho IIouao to oxpel him
roatn upon tho yot unpublished record he holds,
and which, If drivon to bay, ho threatena to
rh1,r rIt11ic
, 1873-02-08


The German Government has entered upon
the work Of rectifying its frontier line Of do
fence upon gigantic acalo. 'Rastadt (Baden),
Mindon (Yostphalia), Erfurt Crhurlngon) Wit
temberg (saxony), stettin and Colborg (pomo-
rania), draudenz Eastern prusaia), aud Neiaso
and Cosol (silosia), qro no longer to be nain-
tanned rs fortified towns. sclllostadt, Lichten-
berg, LutzelateIn, Maraal, phalsburg, Ditche,
and Dresden will bo suppressed as fortified
places Immediately. Tho places which aro
to be brought lnto tho new System Of for
lGcation aro hIetz, Diodonhofen, 6trasburg,
Vioux-Brisach, Maycncc, Cologne, Wcscl,
ulogau, Thorn, Poson, and KonigHberg.
Bran1borg, hitherto an opon town, will
alao become fortress. This concentrates
the limo of defouco on the western and oastern
frontier, and on tho coast Of tho Baltic aud
North Seas. Tho Government has also definitely
decided upon the construction Of canal which
il 10 connect the North Sen and tho Baltic, and
the plans of tho work have already been drawn
up. Meanwhile, Russia is becoming so,nowhat
alarmed at the last movement, which will mako
Kiel, nov the headquarters Of tho German fleet,
placo Of great importance, md which, also, the
Russians four may oxtend prueoian influence III
the north Of Europe.
, 1873-02-08
NOTES AND OPINION.

In Connecticut the rotten-borough syatom OF
representation In the Legislature prevails, also,
in tho political State Conventions. It Ia not to
bo wondered at, therefore, that " the resolution
fayorlng Constitutional Convention was in
definitely postponed" In tho lato Republican
Convention.
Delaware proposes an election for a conatl-
tutlonal Convention On May 30.
Tho newspapers OF Cincinnati, Cleveland.
and Toledo al regard the creation OF . third
District Court Of the Unitod States In Ohio (at
Columbus, aa sustaining "nselosa exponds.
turo." The bill for third district haa pas1ed
the House and Ia pending 10 the fsna:o.
Tho following il sont from Washington to
tho Brass Coglar newspaper:
Tbs opinion now expressed h!gh authority thu,
II Ranatnr pamoray c5p eatniEh hta uaoeepce Of tie
, 1873-02-08

Icr,f1ronl and Warehouse Con,Uafsa
s1o71cr 9tt5Ixyc11 Forwards EIiB 11cstK.
1sntanx1 tn tJas. Gy1yfrttnr.


s1ozcr sttIIwcll Forwards Ellis 11cstR"
nation to tho Governor.
Special Despatch to Tile cAfcaqn Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob, 7.-Mr. stlllwoll has
handed his resignation to tho Governor. He
regrets tho popular sentiment tha! is adverse to
tho nominations, md trusts that whoever bo
solicited may enforce tha laws, with rhioh he
avows his entire sympathy. This masnanimoua
act relieves tho Governor Of one-third Of his
embarrassment md it ia liEoly that two other
designations viii bo at his disposal boforo long.
Confirmation was simply impossible with tho
following Republican Senators arraJed in solid
pha|anx againat the aoyernors garns, Whiting,
rell, Shepard, Palmer, cnnileld, Sanford,
Baldwin, drowa, Strong, Nicholson, Hampton,
Cusey, McGrath, Patterson, With Dow, faoger,
McGrath, aud Grcen, doubtful. It is ilnpossi-
bio to say what tho now men will be, but it %
safe to predict that none of tho defended candi-
dates to whose Vaccinations tho present result
is duo will boItaien to the Guhernntorial bosom.
OF Ill tho candidates, probably tho throe best
wero triol, end as they were not accepted, en-
tirely now men will DO choHen: Justice to tho
rejected demuulH that none OF tho politicians who
fought them should become their euccosnora.
, 1873-02-08

4 nIan Murders E1is Wife for fEefuss
inc to Ans1yer E3is IoItor.

il1E; to Answer E3iS EoItor%
Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New Yon1, Feb 7.-Anothor wife wao BUTCH
erod In this city to-day by worthless huaband,
md to oil appearances was ono Of tho moat
cauae!oas ever committed. Six weeks ago, Charles
Hooy, m Englishman, aged 50, living at No. Gt9
Enat Thirteenth street, abandoned his wifo and
four children, and went to Cincinnati. About
month utter hie arrival there, ho wrote
a lottcr to his wife,, which ehe dc.
clinod to auswcr. Yesterday ho returned to
Now York. md spont last evening ct drinking
saloons. To-day llo bought two sng1o,barrel!cdi
pistols, loadod them, and this evening, at q
o'clock, went to tho room in which wero hia un-
Bnspecting wife md children. He entered ab-
ruptly, aud commanded tho startled won,an to
LOCK- tho door, which, in her torror, she
did. Without word Of further parloy
lo fired both pi8tols ct hia wife, both
bullots taking effect Ono crashed through
the right lung, aud lodged in the back. THO
other passed through the neck. Tho woman
fell batllel in blood, while tho children ran to
tho front window, and screamed for help. Tho
1nurdoror 1od rapidly into the street, but as ho
ran along tho sidewalk, 4 policeman heard the
screams, purnuod md arrested him. Mrs. Hoey
wao taken to tho hospital, but cannot live. The
parties were married in Chor1ey, Lancashire,
ENGLAND, where Hoey WA coal miner. Boforo
abandoning his vito, ho NGs employed In this
city at tho Gas Works. Their eldest child 10
aged is years, and tie youngest is only eix
mont la old,
, 1873-02-08

n1r. Oakea Ames is somewhat dilatory in max
ing his reappoarauco in Washington. 1Io al
1owod Ills ton days leave OF absonce to expire
without returning. Can it bo that Mr. Oakas
Ames in still celebrating upon what courso he
shall purauo with reference to tho further
developments that arc expected from the Credit
Moblior Investigations 1Io announced, d fow
daya before lonving Washington, TINT Ao now
proposed to tell not only tho truth, but The
wholo truth, about Congressional connection
with Credit Moblicr. He also intimatel that ho
t4na the receipts from tho Congressman to whom
ho paid dividends, and promised to bring back
with him all tho memoranda anu papers
necessary to establish tho assertions which ho
has made or might make In future Testimony.
This is plainly tho course for Amea to pursue
for hls own good. Congress- will not dare to
pasa over llis conduct. Now tho question With
him ia, whothor le shall submit to expulsion
without company, and allow himself to he ma.lo
the scapegoat Of tho whole Affair."
, 1873-02-08

othor wordH, thoy propose to trent their offo1 as
thoy do thotr pork and bocf-ouro 1t promptly
upon tho killing and whilo It Is frosl, and lnodor-
ous. 1t NIL events, they appca! to tho Logia1a-
tu1o to a1low thom to finish tllis aoaBon md not
to 20 hamper thom with loglBlatiou for tho
future TINT .loy may not conduct tholr bsai-
mesa in mn inofrons1vo way, and bo compelled to
transfer thelr busineas, as vol as tho trado of
tho Stock Yards, to somo other locality than Chi
nnDn,
, 1873-02-08

The funeral OF Mrs. Horace White, wifo Of tho
editor Of this paper, will take plnco from Ply
mouth Congregational Church, cornor Of Twcn-
tF-sixth street and Indiana avenue, to-day,
Saturday, at osloek p. m.
, 1873-02-08

tho opposition party in tho Legislature, that
there aro wlBor mud moro ,lBoful things for tllom
to do tllau to hlas on tho aovornor's assailantB.
party which can prosont no hettor record to
tho pooplo t1Nn its readiness to MD arstl nbot Il
quarrel among itn opponontB doom not ahow
such vastly superior olaImH over tho quarrcllorB
themselves as 10 call for instaut proforment.
, 1873-02-08

special De9pateA 70 Tie CAicago Tfl5Hne.
DkooM1SaToN, ILL.,, Fob. 7.-About noon to-
day. woman Of rather doubtful charactog,
named Harrison, whilo, as It is supposed. under
tho influence Of opium, OF which alie 10 an in
room, in tho third story Of the Peoples Bank
building, OH Ceutro Htroot. She struck tue atone
pavement forty feet below, fcarfully Hhattoring
QUO logt and sustaining severe injurioa about
tho bend. sllo nlny porhape recover.
, 1873-02-08
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE,

TRIMS OF EupBcAiprfoN trAyAnrE IN ADVANCED.
Daily. By nall. ...1 2.t1 Enn!ny.. ..SH.R
Tri.Wcskly....... 600 Wo0klg ...... E.oU
Fnrta OF a ycnr at tho *arae rnto.
Tut1oyont delay and nlsh&os, bo auro and cvo rost
Da.cc address In fall, including Htsto and County.
notnttancos may To made chcr BY draft cxrrcss Poat
Dtco ors,pr or In roaIs.orod Iottorn, at risk.
TKns.s TO CTR AtIpncn1HERHs
Daily. doeore snnny o1cSpsoa e cents conts f PCT o wook.
Ntirc,, THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner AIad.son and Doarborn.sts., Chicago. Ill.
, 1873-02-08

There is q prospect that the decisions OF
Judge Durell, In tho Louisiana election cases
will bo brought before tho Supreme Court Mt it's
next sesHion. The Senate Committee on LOU
iaiann Affairs will conllno their preliminary
report to tho question Of the election Of Prosi-
DENTAL Electora.
, 1873-02-08

TOE had mot with railroad accident near Crest
line was not truo. Senator Pomoroy has beon
particularly unfortunate within tho last fow
, 1873-02-08

him ride tho l>orao, which 10 rofusoa whom To.
bin began cursng linn, aud Nagle throw brioE
at him without Hitting him. and tlien mounted
Lis horse aud Rtartod OIL. Tobn drew pistol
and firo, tho ball taking clroot ~ tho back, pro.
ductng wound proving fa!al. Tobfn trlod to
eBcapo, but WIG noon aftor arrested and 1ailcu'
, 1873-02-08
weeks.

Mr. Btillwell, one Of Governor Doyorldge's
nominees for Railroad and Warehouse Commits
alonor, has soen fit to withdraw from the fold,
and tho indications now aro TINT two other
reslgnations will soon DO placed In the hnnds OF
fhn 1nvar1tnr
, 1873-02-08

The bill authorizing an exchange OF the old
Chicago Post Office sito and ruins for the Bride
well lot, on the river, corner Of Polk and WellB
streets, was reported, yesterday, in tho Senate.
, 1873-02-08

"
conspiracy md tat Inss w" oecsa ~ aaon r,,a. con,
ia.s i ses 10 I ia tSSt bo1y and to remand tho question
buck to tho NanaaH Legtalaturc.
Tlia correspondent hasn't discovered any
ffa In tho oasos Of Jonos, Of Novada, Pattor-
aon, Of South Carolina, Mitchell, Of Oregon, and
tho roBt Of thoao follows ovon tho sinallost
kind Of m "if" In tho oaae OF Bponoor, Of Ala
bama.
Tho Providence Journal speaks Of tho
Lon1sann syplor as one " who Ind = ratlor IT.
glorious oxporiouco ns Colonel Of tho Rhodo
Island oolorod Ncgimont."
Lot tl.ero 10 no NOM evasion, no Hmal
potty tactics, to roliovo tho Congressn,on from
mon NJ thn Po1ond ~ =" 6nnaTn;ttcc Inv find On,
IIouo " .nr ono ~ hom n,, 'a ,,,, w.
corruption in connection with tho Credit Mo-
ps.aort ~ haTg any OF them, or any or tne ont
gors ol tho dovefnneht, dolioofately aougnt 20
~ rpod;t III IN 1ol9IoIcS 1o a." omn'np
o. .nHt naoals SloDiNof etook9 Answor tneao
naVo .no ,1i 1utnosy 70 give alroo. anawor Ing
peop.o WI {nstily tno assunptlon nno o&o1uiae
y 1.sn sucn n"o'nof1sy'-0'lDe'o commercial Aooe''
".rho ALBANY Enen,no zo,,..Vo, r,,a in o,,.
- r. eova III =, ~ o ~
gronsen; gooaa o II ~ 5ass tmat thoy nsSe 70
hn Trt snt M e sns eno 'llJ,o 'aus ~
~, - d;aP ~ utoJi. % aeocn Mao efanio. 70
- {n1
Phss " tno pnuc p nan ooen tnnua7asou VIII saat %
1Hoss at1rn so1t ott ""n aI; aom. Wy
suonlu a Ano" peas' ae " waotnel .ney Gomanltteo
aElmo oI nos t5eso oongressmMen. M "hoao oon-
9Saonees 4aso nauo Gomarus o. then IT. OF tne
,;i. io ~. oaii, miiu ~ ~
"soemea 10 Ploao euhty tnat taoy Teauy havo
cohniitea a1 no ononco wnasoserx ano ensiLe re-
o hdnno nave c9no.uac1 @ % saSso v"nRsossmGn ~ ~ ~
1,st. % III sn1 ~ H., n tto ~ ~
dro, nom1ttoo ]uss oy LUG oonsfesS"en 'nemsel'es'
-A:gany 44;a ArgnS. a.,. ill., o~a,. x.o
h,for - a,inst a,om mn4i ~, ai r ~" hn'o
P 9la!eT is a11ng anons tnn t oty poass: MAJOR
Admnstration eorrospondonts' IL move to- o. 1nnr. as
1orr It - n,t,stnrv 1,o 1nus 20 ,1hea1n,,
nrosanen who woro 1nnra or ioaa n1,r;c1" "d T. tha
nnnaanasinn nf thin Cradit SfoE;iior atoc a}ori1 M
Eovo donio5 H. inat ri tirr;ne ia nonnno;nn i;
inttora or ou thn ss,,mn. md fhnn shn,i1d haye "
rencataI thosc dnnia1e i,ora IN wr;ttnn atofe.
mants' a,,hanr;bcd a,,i aTvorn to 7vhcn fhov mia,
hagn Innwa fiot naIaa nman III r. h;a v;oaaos.
a;on MOOT ~ tha,r nynarahin ~ III tha nnca w,,c1.
envatni ctun p Ink nj 't, nn,v ronmdntcd atoo1s Mr.
GoVoaeo nrs hoy nom rop1atuu n.oon; a;7oa
ondoavoTn5g 5 to re1|evn aoma ~ thaso oant1cmen
frn1, oi;t;6,1 1,at Soi, ,t ,s on
ao,,aai ~ neetn 4ar pne ra,a ~.
~ Mea et, easn aaa 80
~ toroo ~ s'vm 1vaa ~ forccd IN ao1fda.
, 1873-02-08

The cali Of the Secretary Of the Treasury for
s1oo, 900 of52o bonds of 'o2 has beon revoked,
and will be iaaudd hereafter, 80 Tint interest
thereon viii cease Juno I, instead OF nIay1.
, 1873-02-08
grant,.

Mr. Job Stevenson, who instigatcd an inquiry
~ to certain transactions in Sioux City Railroad
stock, for tho ayowed purpose Of catching
Speaker Blaine, has failed, and feela very much
mortified. lie thought lie could set q back fro
that would enable tho Credit Mobilior mon to
nncaDa.
, 1873-02-08

11r. John i. Dlair, Of Iowa, gavc eomo curious
testimony, yesterlny, as to tho way railroads
arc taxed in Iowa. The Wilson Committee OK
amined several Witnesses, but nothing new was
elected concerning the Sioux City Railroad
prnnt.
, 1873-02-08
Nlllr<lor in Mol1lpflfg.

lraynaan, Of this City, was shot, this afternoon,
Oh Monroe atroet, by Pat Tobin, . notorious
character from Mason'a depot. Naglo had
hitchod hls horse In front Of a saloon, whom
Tobin. who was stranger, asked Magic to lot
, 1873-02-08
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

M'VIuKER'S TIIEATRE-Nfadison street, botwoon
State and Dearborn. Italian Opera Matinee. "Fault."
, 1873-02-08

HOOLEYS OPERA HOuSE-nandn1ph street, be-
4won, CIari; and Lasu1c. Nav Comedy Company.
III D,o,r for Blow,n Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-02-08

Buffalo Ia agaiu in f. bad lx for Its water,
The Commercial Advertiser puts tile case thus
brS ohn efo ~s s Issr spsnoa @ sa ro% % hes
ia no water to pump"
, 1873-02-08

MYrRG' OPERA 1iOUSE-AIoaroo etroct, hotwcor
stetp and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton l. kombloi
Minstrel nnl Burlosoue Troupe. Ethiopian Comcatcs
Afternoon aul cgenlnz.
, 1873-02-08

GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, hotwoon Mad!.
son aud Washington Engagement Of Miss Fanny Hor-
r,us Female Datycttyo." Afternoon aud oyeulng.
, 1873-02-08

ACADEMY OF MUSIC IIalated street, south Of
Madison, Enlargement OF kss GarlottA LoClorca.
Masks and Faces. "As You Like It,. Afternoon and
, 1873-02-08

The Chicago produce markets were generally
strong yesterday, except wheat. Meas pork Was