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Great Mnator fB ennoblcl, booonns glorious, and
nin1os hiH nnn1e 1.-Two generation aftor generation
when his body III bnriod in ponce. Ills Hoal
HunnrY. lila word cheoroc many who wore DO
Bpondont III tholr lnbors.
THE COLLEGE.
lila roBdcnoo was in q portion OF tho edtfico Of
tho College Of tho propagatltla, aiil part Of lia
st,itlteB Of this College, composed Of tho youth
OF aihercnt iandg. .--in fact, of every principal
nation under tito Bnn. 11o ondoarod htnaolf 10
for p'p tho 'Ss ssrviea Of to pro prepasa 4sa
tion of tho faith, and tho mooting Of
tho cnomy Ut salvation at ovory point Your
tastor, rs wero othofB Of this llocoao, waB oln-
catoa under his vigil and supervision. md honco
groat deal, lorhaps, Of that trsto onesgy and
eeal, mud sooitudo for your spiritual woll-boing
which you havo soen exhibited for Bome years In
his action mny TO attributed, and truly, to tho
tlnys Of hs youth, But Ito IL now gono. Ills
body roBss III poaco, nnd his aonl aH It spent Tho
time Of warfare In tho trials and labors OF Ills
Master, NO llayo overy roason to boliovo Is with
God In the boatitudo Of Heavon.
rIug *.
Whilst VIC 500 thcso groat columns Of tho
Chnrolltorn away as 1t were, wo canslot but turn
our BAzo to that groat central pillar which, rough
and rugged, BeomB .as firm aB over, mid as 1t
were, alone capable Of sustaining tue mighty
scattered and laid low VIC stand IN amaxomont
and wonder before tho mnjeBty Of tint horny
'troo whIoh soou1s to dofy tho attaok OF tho storm
aud tho waste Of tn.o. Whilst no 500 the gront
onoa whom God Inns raiHed to direck Lis people
;pAHa away, wo cannot but admit thRt Pits TX
himself ongrossos tho attention In q Ereat dogreo
of every conailerato Christian mind. His
lifo Inns extended aB 1t woro into futurity tomoet
the mighty events Of this tho Htnngest ago since
tho timo TINT the Son of God appeared upon
,onrtl His mind calm nnd Htroug amidst tho
iniirnitiea und decropitude ut agb, il q tnaryol
of strongt!1-a tower rising firm, raiHed and
Sustained by the tand Of tho Almighty, Bit we
may 1.-Two to SEQ him also takon away. and tho
Church renew Aorself and her >membors; yet.
still living, young and freBh, gonoration after
!genoration sonding her noble and glorious chill
tlren nway to the futurlty Of eternity. aho
gathers up now pillars aud now matotlalB where
with to perform tho great mission that was loft
her, Of taking tho place Of tho Son of God amid
mon on oartll. Aud whom va consider the lives
OF tho glorious ones passing away, We nro
chcorcd with tho brillianoy OF tho onosa day Of
eternity, rejecting on tho words with whiuh I
opcncd my discourse, that although thoir bodcs
indeed nro "buriod In pcace," their famo and
their glorious name deserve to live generation
aftor generation. Lot the people narrato their
wisdom, and lot the Church sound forth thoir
praiso."
Mass was then resumed, md tho aorvioes ond-
cd with tie chanting Of tho absolntion ut tho
catafalqne, By the Clerical OGcian Association,
aud tho bcnodction.
, 1874-04-17

=; =.
Iho Olreoto1s OF tho bels transfer hallroad
held 1neeting Thursday evening nt tho office Of
Engineer Clark. corner Of La8alIe and Waahfnr-
TIM atroo,a, thu following contloman ha,,r nrc9-
W. ~ n,.'4' pons =. ptoa"
ent: II. U. he4arun1' James WALSH, =. u. Allen,
Il. 3. Latrobo, George Bowen, aud Mr. Hunter.
President Allon atatod that the meeting. had
ham nailed for tho nt,rnose of tnkinc measnrea
=. ~ w .o orst aoattaa ~ .,,o raaa ;a5a4e
70 nase 1no .la' s1o.on " LUZ io.u ooinPlo'eo
at an early ydaY. All Iaose present viewed tho now
onserpriBo with graat deal Of favor md CON
flouce, and arrangements wore made by which
tho n nccenunry fnnls ;for tho comnlot,on of tbo
asa ~ s.,,, w. ;,,ra5.., ~, aas,soa - Wv
Foao WILL w 'ni'notpa'es necatea'
THE FIRST sEof1oA.
The gradlngB OF th<s trst 70 section OF this road
which commences as South EnElSwood and rnns
II miles nearly DIRECTLY vest and strikes the A.
ton d bt. Louis HaI1Toad M Just beyond Tue city
limits, 1a an!eanu, M a's t section W. ne Eonoa
t ~ ano ~ ~ o. ro.d 1 net oopetlng Is por7
eon " .no auau atS psoHress VII aopeno
cntue45 ul'on Mia. AeRosl"slolls cau po ulate'
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: a. 1,, =. .-- :, - ---
: On IeD. 24, says q Bombay exclange q re-
markaolo execution took place IN bo'nbay. Throo
mon, Two faraoes aud Ahola hlnssul1nnn were
nll for bong concornod ~ murders for which
they TcIo m col1demnod at tho Inst criminal ses-
slohs. Iha fasBoes named fussorwan1eo BY
Tnnliee and cowastco bolon1oo, had murdered
pasaoo woman namod DhnnDaoo for her orna-
mehta 1 anu thrown tho BODY into well. Tho
Aho)a. named Nan1oo Mootha' murdered Ills
Wl1o on Uhristma6 eye because she refused to
, 1874-04-17

Tilo' Finance minister's Midget Pre-
scnteti to FAr1iamoat-A Deficit of
S3.000,000 Tcnrly.
Special Dapatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. April, 15.-Tho Hon. Cartwright,
Finance Minister of tho Dominion, in unfolding
Ills budget lust night before the Commons, do
livered. in oloar, well-dedned, and forcibla
ulnnuor, his
MAIDEN FINANCIAL srEEon,
addressing himself to present the financial posi-
ton Of tho county, obiIgatious incurred re-
aources, Htate Of expenditure aud revenue, pros-
poets Of tho coming yoar, and tho manner Of
providing against tho expenditures. The situa-
Encouragement. He placed tlld responsibility
Of having tluctuating royenuo upon tho
shoulders of his Predecessor. Ihe country
stands committed to an outlay that will tax ita
RESOURCES to their utmost With reference TO
tho pledges loft for them to redeem, thor motto
will evidontlybe
pnubENcF, DuT NOT nEpuD1AT1oH.
Up to tho yenrB 1854 there was IN annual
aurplus. LII 1870-T1, this amounted to about
81, 600, 600. In 1879-7i. this became converted
into doilcit Of nearly 1t 600, 900. The royonao,
however, huld itB ground during that time, and,
in fact, Increased, oven with tho aboliton Of The
duty on tea and oolioo. He pointed out that
prospective engagements Ind beon entorod upon
outlay Of s200.000,000, trobling tue national
dobt.
THE PROSPECTIVE EXPENDITURES
arc: $3,500000 to complete the intor-colonial
railway; 926, 900. 900 to complete. tho enlarge
ment aud alterations in canals; and, at the low
est calculation. 3td0 900 will be required to
complete' tho Pacific Railway.
Though the revenue IL large in proportion to
the population OF tho COUNTRY, the expenditure
cannot bo vely materially reduced by the Gov
ernment. Tho exports have increased from
about 560 900 900 in 1s73'73 to about 800 900 900
in 1879-74. The estimation Of tho probable in-
como for tho ensuing ycar nro: Customs, 913,-
QUO, ,0000; excise, $5,000,0 900; PoHt-Oaics, ST.
100000; public works, 91.G00, 600; stamps, $780,
ZOO; interest on Investments. $500, ,G0G; maisce1-
lanoous, 5000, 900; making total OF @a3 00O, 900;
expenditures, nearly SAT, 900, 900.
INTERNAL. REVENUE fkxEs rNoposED.
. It is proposed to raise by taxes an additional
aim Of S3,000,000. Tho articles taxed will be
cigars. tsa, coffee, brandy, spirits LOCOMOTIVES
oligine-framcs, and other machinery, metals,
shipbulding materials, wines, silks, aud iron,
with an excise duty OIL spirits and tobacno.
Minister Cartwrlght's speech was exhaustive
and woit-reeeivod
Bodwell, NJ. P. for Oxford, has been appointed
Superintendent Of the Welland Canal.
PROTEST AGAINST THE DETROIT DNrD0E.
At Toronto fifteen Canadian vsssel-owners
took strong ground against tho Canadian Gov
ornment granting my charter with view Of
bridging Detroit Kiyer.
Tho Globe, this morning, warns It's rcadors OF
tho possibility of another crisis, particularly
oond1nsning gambling in real eBtato. It is aB-
surod that 1t Its warnings are undecided now
they will ba remembered With regret.
, 1874-04-17

barl1ngton Quincy Railroad to tho suit broueht
"gninst thom by tho lailroad donlmlnstouer,
Of Illinois. 1t has not boon !oarpnf whothor .
decision las yet loon rcacllctl '0' "A''''oi
JtldEo lloohwltli, Of tho Chicago l. Alton 1,nu.
argument for tho rond nEainst thn rooa,. omuy n.
arranged tariNf Of tho Rnfiway Commissinnerys
Illo exceptions to tho tar viii bo takon o., H.
ground TINT Y ls crude in alt Its detaila, and md
thnn to o,lo NOV uHod md il viii bo ahowa tbas tbns
i II lived up t. IT, t. T. lRonas ssaso@onPs eoPens3s =
f|so A." on,p.snpa ps9parl99g Of what u charged tor
ln'1Snrono, andin estimating tho chargo cf tic tic
transportation Of freight 1t viii ho shown thu
tho roads itl tho West carry froight chcnpor thnn
IN any otl1er REoft!!on Of tlls world 1e arg1
os wen nlalioa vii probably bo tld most
yds put fortlln tliB country. Aid orr IT, fsrn
will n part depend tno;question Of tito coustltu.
tiona'lty Of State Legislation regulating railways.
buAihE1 TIMETABLE nsrwEHN CHICAGO AND
NEW ToRn.,
Atthu Convention Of Hnilrund superlntcndonta
ut Ut. Lonis. April IL, tic following resolution
was adoptud:
- Tint the present 6chcdulo bctwten at. Louis ane
fey Xorh be alopted for this summers schedule, md
as foown: Ieave Now York, westward. via Nav Yort
H. e. e ysE srslys e, # Gh,sago 4
ltalroad. nt $50 n. and $3.50 p nj; nrrtvo 1t Gill
oeag eastward, u. nc Now os9a st9 as seaxe L. m
Q. m. VII pen.isylyanil Railroad : Isayo Chicago Of
q NJ End 615 =: Ill.,: arrive at New York at 0:3o b. nj.
eqa sp n 10 s snns sss rS a hs e as s ~
aftcr due notcs to oil competitors This clnngca Of
time recommended shall taxe oirect Amy ~, 1911.
TIE ST. LoutB nR1n9E.
Tho Keystone Bridge Company lnvo com.
Eloted the iron,work on tho bridge which crosuc4
tho Mississippi ut St.. Louis. Yeatorday tho
, 1874-04-17

.ot q pewar weh loowu a fe1 ws. a1s liz io
como into tho world to tko ills SPOUSE a uSro9 1aa
In regard to tho expression Of 1nsus. ",Yotnnh.
what hnvo to tlo with thoo7 h1ino hour is not
yet como" tho same loarncd commentator nays:
tfc nn consistent With tic rtn,ont tcnerun. a. m. tg
loSo. bco how thu snmo Hlcsscl Hpon1or nd,rcsgeJ
IT, Ill., sS 0!Ss 9"v. frH 1 1G I, tSss
or!pturc, a' nlvays denotes tint lis sloafor r. as
Will. In this place, It hooms 10 o ap IL or Ior Ind
sa,d M1,nt r. thero common 10 Me Thy oreator, sni
b son. tcao seen sS sontsnt 70 e
aubJoat unto thee. but nnpelao lhy Uotl ai il IL
Sn}ys SGny 'y tS Gs &c w 5 fss S 1e,a 'haa w
g1ito for 1Ii1a to not. by tho asynss Of lin
hna often, ltko this saying, sory tli1lc,llt.
Tho furthor purpose OF tl,iB mirno]o in ehown
III tho 11th verso, to wit. Tho Manifestation Of
tho glory or Almighty powor Of Jcstr, and the
confirmation OF tho belief Of Ills diaoiplos In
Ills divinity.
Bays Dom stnnhopo;
By tho txpretsion,, "nanirorted forth His glory"
Kid o osa Goa eoa 1sro 70 e 3Sa sre
lures of ta lo'For world absolutely at iK disposal
as to MAKE them start from or awa q being
lo 6nly could repeal tho laws Of Nature wfo mn.io
the 1ie only could altor ther forms WHO 1t nrst 81
pointed them. And, when this WIS DOM without In
yoking the aid ef my higher power, IT showed That tic
authority by which llo did 1t s,1ret.sc as we'll as
woro entirely Ills own. " vSaifas
RrMAnKs.-Wo woro evidently mistaken sin
saying that 1t was Tinchendorf who had shown
that the story Of tho turning of wator into vino
Mt tho Marriago-FoaAt Of Uaua OF Galllee was at,
Interpolation, introduced into tho Book Of John
, 1874-04-17
Attempted Austlssinatiors.

Special Dlspatoh ln IA0 CAicaG0 I1ibu,lt,
NELsosyILLs, o., April 15.-ThomaA Sheppard
aud Joaoph Knox, two prominent members Of
tue Minors and Laborors' Union, while out
walking last night, near tho coal -nines of ". 3.
Brooks, were fired at and wounded by unknown
I'd, being lit BY sixteen large baokshot' and % I've
bullets. AIR. Kuox WAS hit In the head and bacl,.
but his wounds aro not dangerous. Tho minors
arc in 4 fovor OF Excitement iu regard to this
cowarlly outrage, and aro endoayortng to obtain
law to arrest suspicious parties. They say thai
ii law cannot be got aomo Aro In favor OF ending
tue matter In the manner 1t commenced
, 1874-04-17

boards OF Supervisors for ASIA.
t'dc1iotcB re-ulectcd.1
iH00tnoiM 1611NTy

Boards of Supervisors for aS7as
t'dcnobcs' re-ulectcd.1
IRoQUo1e COUNTY.
Artesin-oharlos ". Bpraguc, Farnaers'.
Ash Hrovo-Oiver o. Bales Farn,ers'.
Ashkum-Thomna stump,* farmers.
Deayor-M. q. Poator,* Rep.
Delmont-Conrad 9ccreat Rep.
ChobanHo- Frank Babcock, FarmorB'.
Concord-Alvan L. Pearco,* Farmers.
Crescent Edward Hitchcock Farmors'.
Douglas-A. j. Alo xander,* Farmots'.
Fountain Crook--nobert Carey, Fartnera'.
Iroquo!a-samuol N. Callkir, Farmers.
Loda-Johil Maryin, doubtful.
Loyoioy-Johu L. HNmilton,* Farmers'.
Nlartinton-Robcrt A1aggoo, Tarmors'
Nliddloport--Goorgo ": Parkcr, Farmers.
hfilk'B Grove-Rictl1rd Duokworth, FafmorB'.
Onarga-1eaao Wilson. Farmers.
Pupinoau-John q. switzor,+ Farn1ers'.
Prairie areen-Kendal Shanlllaud, Rop.
shoIdon-parkerT T. EaBtburn.* Rop.
stookland-R. g. Foster, Rep.
Total, "a. Re-clected, 0. Republican,, 6;
Farmers, Is; doubtful, /. Last year, Ia Re-
publicans, Democrats. 'l..Es'
= fuLToN COUNTY.
Astozia-Samuel P. Cummings Opp.
Banner-William Il. Smith,. Opp.
Bernadottc-IymaQ Noon, Rep.
Buckhoart- william, J, Kirkpatrick, Rcp.
Canton-Roswell ". Dewey, Rep.
B. Hulit,* Rep.
ChEH-Nll6QI IEEt4EiF otP.
Deorfeld-a1. H. Mitchell, Opp.
El]isyle-D. Shecklor,~ Rep.
Tairtiew-a. =. Pohornus. = Rop.
Farners-F. L. Frnzier, = Opp:
Farmington-B. 8. Ramsey OPP.
HarriB-ChErles H0whrd;* Opp.
Isabo1-James NJ Lane, Opp.
Joshua-Ben1 1anlin @. J0hnaon, Rop.
Korton- Abraham Tippy,* Opp.
Leo-JameH Frederick, Rep:
Icwistown-J.'A. Gray, Rep.
Liverpool-B. r. scho]cs; Iet.
Orion-1erry ?. Wolf,* Opp:
Pleasant-S. P. Marshall, Opp.
putnatn-H. @. Berry, Rep.
Union--James istagg, Nop.
Vermont Robert Difworth, Nop.
Waterford-John Tllto, Rep.
Woodlani-JoeE Ohion,* Rep:
Young Hickory--D. r. DoddH, Rop.
Total, Al. Re- e-olected, 13. Republicans, 1C; !;
Opposition, II. Last gear, II, Republicans, 16
Democrats.
rEoRn COUNTY.
Akron-S. 3. Parks, Rep,
DtimAeld-Dayad Heryor, Rep
9hl1llvothomi 9dlaaw;;a1, 4; Humapsey H aphses "opp
Haloch-Anthony Hakor, Rep. .
Holiis-Mhtt. Neaeelhousa. Opp.
1ublleo-William Rowblitfe,+ Hep:
Kiokapoo-Joseph Durdott,* Opp.
Limostono--Josepli Collier, Ofp.
Logat,-JameB Il. Hart Opp.
1Iilbrook--John a. Mc0oy,* Opp.
Peoria--John Waugh,* Opp,
Carl ]. Speck, Opp.
Ward l. John Gor1nau, Opp.
Ward 2. John Burloy, Opp.
Ward 8. H. Eingtnau, R6p.
Ward 4. Wendlin kneor, Ops.
Ward g. Solomon Bnhnett, 1tep.
Ward 6. Henry Kroiger, Opp.
Ward 2. II. G. Anderson; Nep.
Princeyillo-JosoIlh Armstrong; Opp.
Iadnor-Joaeph Hates, Rep.
ichwoods-NathaIn Giles,* Rep.
1iosefeld-Thomab Ciinoh, Rop.
Timber-D. III. Baty, OPP.
Triyoli-Azra Gortlou,* Opp.
Total, ~. Ro.oleotod, 10. Republican, 10 !;
Opposition, II. Last year, Ii Republicans u
Democrats,
, 1874-04-17
CRIME. E.
Eucape OF q N1ur&icrcr.-Arrost OF Two
Commentators.

C0UNteFfeitcrH1
Apectai Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. pAUL April 15.-patricl1 Stock, the prtnci.
pal in brutal murder oofnInittod at Roofs Land.
lug a few yoara ago, escaped from the Stale
Prison yesterday under circumstances indicating
that hc wns ausstca by partios outside, and thai
medical troatmont, did not keop watah OF his
movements. An unfortunate statute limits tha
reward which Ia offered for him to 4100, whoro-
fore his capture is improbable. Flo was son-
toncod for ufe.
Winona County, wore lodged III jail hero Inst
night for passing large numbers of counterfeit
l50-cont scrip at st. Potter. Tnoir mothod WAS to
buy candy, beer, or fruit at every shop they
passed. rcoolving from each 10 or Al oouts good
money in chango for tho counterfeit.
, 1874-04-17

miscellaneous Business TRANSACTED
Yesterday.

Tho unfortunate Eltas Alkus, who employed
Judge Williams attention yesterday in his
efforts to prove that his wife had boon guilty Of
extreme and repeated cruolty, was mndo happy
yesterday BY q verdict Of the Jury. which made
him free mnn. with the privilege Of doing hih
own oourting noxt time.
THE --LATEST TAx-F1aHTEn.
A bill was iilod yestorday by Jacob 4. shep-
herd, President or proprietor Of the dofunct
Twonty- Second Street Bank, against George Von
Hoilon, City Collector. Shepherd statos tint n
blank for tho inventory Of his personal property
WIS loft with him some timo in 1873, but ho VIVA
afterwards informed ho neod do nothing about
it until tho Assessor viBitod him again. Such
call was nevor made, but the Assessor has as-
sessod his property ut 100000, making bis taxe 4
$500. Shepherd thinks his whole personal prop
orty would not exceed 800 in yaluo, and ho
therefore asks IN injunction to prevent tho Col
lector from collecting moro than the taxea OH
that amount.
TUE oINolNsA31, '2 pEnu NJ I 9I1oAao ~, S oAsE:
ont hearing Of tho case Of Walker against tho
stockholders of tho Cincinnati, Perm d
Chicngo Railroad Company to-day. Tho caao
hangs on the point whether the judgment oaten-
ably obtained against tho Company for 1abor ia
conclusive, OF whothor testimony may not DO ill.,
trodreod to show That it WIS for something else;
and, nocopa, whether Waisor, who was con
tractor, can bo included under tho exception
q for labor done.' or If the exception DO not
limited, and in favor Of laborors only.
BANKRUPTCY 1rEMs.
The proceedings against Peter Hnkle we're or
dored 10 be dismissed untesB objections arc iiled
by Thursday morning.
Sweet l. DcmpBtor filed petition against A.
cornor of Monroe aud Cark >stroets. Petition
ol1 claim thnt Hnrrs & Go. owe them 9270, and
Harris and one j. Il. Hall e30o.5O, which last
debt Harris l. Co. have agreed 10 pay, and charge
tnkon on execution. A rule to show cause April
II, and all injunction were issued.
Tho proceedings against Moses Robinson t.
Sons were ordered to be dismissed.
SUPERIOR COURT IN DN1EF.
julin A, Ray began suit in nss1mpHit ngaiust
David Blakoly, formerly editor Of tho EoeniHg
Post. laying damages at.s5, 900.
Johanna Ebert brought suit in trespasa aganst
Herman Sc!lolz, claiming S5,000.
81, 800.
Alexander j. Cooper filed d bill against James
Cooper and Daniel B. Murphy, to forocloso IL
trnst-deou for tho payment Of 81, ,2O6, and TO-
cured by lien OIL tho weat 95 feet, moro or loss
OF Lot II, In subdivision OF Lot H. in CannI
Trusteos' Subdivision Of south functional Sec 8,
Daniel F. Buckley began suit in trospass
agaiust William D. Kerfoot, Charles A. Korfoot,
William a, Morrigold, aud John scanlan, laying
Joseph W. Hamilton began Buit for 81, 600
againbt tue Connecticut Mutual Lilo INSURANCE
Company.
CIRCUIT COUNT.
Bnnfnlufn A., Vail commenced q SHIT for 41Q,-
00u against J. Il. Stall mud Bertha Stal1.
THE CALL.
2l2. ait, 2lo.
JUDGE Doorn-No cali.
f1r,. H. 4xt
, 1874-04-17
Il E0itaCiti3alCCs

770H
4 letter to Captain nioo brings Intelligence,
d'rect from Persia, Of tho birth Of two .ons one
to Mrs. J. NJ. oldfathcr, hls nieco, and another
TO Mrs. William, L. Whipple, his cousin, both,
with their husbands, missionaries to Pcraa.
Tlloy were murriol III tho eanle church, at tho
samo hour .(abous two yours ance) aud tl,oir ba-
bioa woro born within hftoen minutes of oacll
nj har
, 1874-04-17
a mOst Remarkable Statement from
bn1o0n-kkooper O'Ekeefe.

m, il. rIv., - A. as9Hu1i o.t Al14 q 1o1.'
have boon hooping asaloon mid Bolling liquors
IN this town Tor tho past eight years. AZ this
time am tho only inau selling liquors In tho
town, oxcopt what IL sold at tho drug gstoros, and
tho drdg-Htoroa arc selling undor q contract or
, 1874-04-17

a. ThinE Of Beauty Is Joy Forever.
THIS quotation camo unbidden to many lps whilst
looking over tho many yury beautiful and ullaste ar
tcles Of taste md vlrn 1ht oponod under tho Palmer
House, and which Eaon po1neroy will soil Ut ac-
lion Molday. It IL seldom exclusive aud woll-as-
sorted stock Of valuable goods In tis utylo ,s shown
hero. Th0ab who hayo fow Braro minutes could mt
to better than Iny tho store visit. Thoro aro nny
worry limo inanal Hets taurs1 aud yases and tApae ar
hard to please who ealn0t and something 10 sltt
thD1I. ~''70" ~ "''
, 1874-04-17

Of the Register, this morning, giyoH tho details
Of t6rrible light. Oh tho l0tll inht., In Wright
Co., H.. between two trappers from Illinois,
named Jonas Hatfield md Jesse g. King1na,l.
They got into = quarrol about traps, which ro-
suited In Hatfield shooting lungu,au in tlo
back, alde, and urn. lilo was carried to a
netshbor's house, with TO oanca OF recovery.
Hatfield waa arrested and lodged in jail 1T
Waterloo,
, 1874-04-17

r. e. Magill, General Agent In California oil
The phfbntx Insurance Company Of Hartford lit
@oQ'0o0 stort Secretary bkilton IL now on t!a
ground, looking after tlo intereats as tho Qons-
pRuy there
, 1874-04-17

lL11NUlH HAlLHOAD HUITH.
The Hon. O. q. Browning. Of Quincy, was
arguing yesterday, before the Circuit Court at
Princeton, the dousurrer hled BY tho Chicago,
, 1874-04-17

Klugsford's oswogo Starch, noB.1ooo
Pure,
No other manutaotnrvr has eyor reachtd this degree
Of perfection. Fauilles llotos, and la,lndrlus ucl
prefer lheAe gooas "a 1t produces hard strsl fulfill
, 1874-04-17

New YoRK, April 19.-There is Just put on
record mortgage male by tho Farlners' Lonn
i Trust Company, asiIruateos Of tho roal estate
francliisos rolling stock, and MI appurtenanoes
of the Eric Railroad. The mortgage is for ss0,-
ooo,o0o to socuro second consolidated mortga,:e
npUle,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26

sB The 6rst volume of the book OF
travels published by the Grand Duke
Alexis furnished the press of this coun-
try with numerous pleasant paragraphs,
which showed an unusu Il keenness OF
perception on the part of the author,
AS well as liberslity of opinion as
tonishing IN one of so little experience.
The second volume of this work If
now out, and few extracts are sent
over by correspondents Among these
is one III Oh comedies with the flatter
ing observations OF Cannon Kingsley.
Americans, he says, are born orators,
and their huency Of speech has ften-
time excited utmost surprise. The
greater part Of this volume il taken
up with a general criticism of Ameri-
can institutions and popu ar hampers,
which are calculated To- tickle the van
Ity II the nation and compensate
somewhat for the hard knocks dealt
in Dickens "Amer,can Notes he
military men will find particular
pleasure in the book. "NothIng could
be more thru ing, says this shrewd
young man, ethan the modest accounts
which these heroes gave OF exploits
which the ancients would have immor-
talized in tablets OF bronze. 1t is
worth while importing Duke or two
occasionally, il only TO obtain such
novel views Of modesty. 1t is clear
that Alexis never heard an ex Quarter
master or Volunteer Commlssary on
the stump. If he had he would have
modified his views somewhat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-03-26

LIE Down AND RET DR.. Hal
ys the best medicines IN the world
more effective Than all the potations
of the mdterid medicn, are warmth,
rest, cleanliness and pure air. Some
persons make it virtue to brave di.
sesse, "to keep up" a. long ~ they
can move foot or wiggle finger
and it sometimes succeeds; but IN
other the powers of life are no M
plrttly exhausted by 1t that the system
has lost all power To recuperste, and
slow and typhoid fever sets in and
carries the patient to premature
grave Whenever walking or work is
AN effnrt, warm bed and cool room
are the very first ind spensables to a
sure and speedy recovery. Instinct
leads all birds and beasts to qnie,ude
and rest the moment disease or
wounds sssaiI the system.