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The possibility OF ne,r issue or tnconuertfole
paper regard aoth amasenaeu ana anxiety, and,
IN my Judgment, such issue ,o6utd be a detrt-
fnent and shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Nathaniel Shpnan rendered his decision in
the case OF the United states VS.. Joseph Black and
Others. The action mad been Instituted to recover
the sum OF $13 Ill go on distiller's bond The de-
cision of the Judge that dlstiller is bound by
the assessment made by the Internal Revenue AS
SCISSOR until suit is brought in his own behalf to
recover the amount after he has paid It; that
where the principal does not pay the amount
specified in the bond the security occupies the
position OF his principal, and must pay the tax, so
that the payment cannot be regarded as volun-
Cary, and that the assessment must be considered
conclusive as to its amount where the governments
sues party for the recovery OF internal revenue
taxes. Judgment must be entered for the govern
ment for the amount claimed.
The President has granted pardon to Leander
Fox ana Byron Fox. who were convicted some
time since In the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict, and sentenced each to one years.
imprisonment and fine OF $780, for sending obscene
books through the mall. The pardon states that,
on paying the fine and the costs OF prosecution,
the defendants shall be discharged from custody.
Paul Christensen, OF NO. SS Amity street, was
charged yesterday before Commissioner Shields
with dong business as retail liquor dealer, and
selling cigars without paying the special tax re.
qured by law. The defendant gave bail to appear
tor examination.
James Rogers Is another IN the list OF those hav.
ing an interest IN the property OF Henry w. Genet
Upon application made in his behalf an attach
ment was yesterday granted against the estate o.
the absent "Harry" by Judge Donohue, OF the Su-
preme Court.
Tn
being Good Friday, there will be no sessions of
either the Supreme superior Court, Court of
Common Pleas, Court of Oyer and Terminer or
Court Of General Sessions.
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respectfully dressed man called at the Sixth
precinct station house, Williamsburg, yesterday
morning. and stated that man named Charles
Cielnskl. residing at No. 2Oe avenue b, New York,
was lying at the ABOVE number in dying condl-
ton from the effects OF beating received in
quarrel on Monday night IN saloon on Moore
street, near Smith, Williamsburg. Upon this IN
formation Captain Kaiser sent out officers, who
arrested the alleged assatlants-two men named
George Walter, a tailor, OF No. 6S3 Broadway ana
Christian Mikesner a aDorer, residing at No. SO
Varet street, wno both deny the charge. The
prisoners were held until an investigation can be
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
A Female Pocket Picker.

Before Judge Otterbourg.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Otterbourg committed
Mary Harrison on a charge OF picking the pocket
OF Mrs. sophia Fisher. poor and aged German
woman. 1t appears that as Mrs. Fisher was
coming out OF one OF the large dry goods houses on
Grand street the prisoner, Mary Harrison, brushed
against her, and, tnrusting her hand into the Old
which contained 81 10. small amount, bat the old
wOnIan's fortune. Mary Harrison strongly denied
any knowledge OF the purse or money. but ne err
theless the Judge thought ut to hold Tor exam
nation.
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COURT CALENDAaS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.-N calendar
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIr-Part 2-AdIourned for
the term. Part 3-Adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
till Saturday, Aprn 4.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part I-Ad-
Jouined Tor the term. Part 2-Adjourned till Mon
day, May 4.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-will
meet on Monday, April o, Tor tue purpose Of rem
derlng decisions.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Adjourned for the term. Part 2-Adjournei until
the first Monday oil April.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Parts /, 2 and a.
Adjourned Tor the term.
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A BUILDING DISASTER.

GANANoQUE, ONT, April 2, 1874.
serious accident occurred this morning at
Andrews new steam MILL which was in course OF
erection. The scafolding Tell twenty-five feet and
five men with 1T. Donald Andrews had leg frac-
tured. Thomas Harris back was broken; no
hopes OF recovery. Mr.. Muir was injured inter-
nallyl Mr.. Thomson was slightly injured
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COURT or COMMON PlEAs-sPtclAl TERM.
Decisions.

Dccts1Onss
BY Judge Larremore.
Garrett vs. Goodwin-Deiault opened on pay
ment OF COSTS
Pino VS.. Perry.-Applcation granted on pay
ment OF disbursements or the reference.
Consolidated Fruit Jar Company VS.. Standard
Union Manufacturing COmpany.-Application 10
continue injunction granted.
Randolph vs. the Mayor &C., OF New York.-Mo-
ton granted allowance OF two and half per cent
Rothschild VS.. Decentralization denied, with
out prejudice to Its renewal on payment OF costs
Mcintyre VS.. acknowledgements for coun-
sci.
sherman vs. Mance.-Motion denied.
Shields VS.. StewarC.-kefeI ence ordered
ODel vs.. Blocker. application for payment OF
money denied. The question raised may be dis
posed OF q suit for a receiver.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL g. ls74-TRlPLE SHEET

he has defence, on the payment OF $40 costs OF
this notion
Van Pentz VS.. Wettje. Motion to yacate. Judg-
ment denied, with $40 COSTS
Lambert vs. staIln. --Mot,c.nn denied; SO costs
to defendant to abide ,uQ event Cause 20 60 on
shor. yri-nuar TOT trlal, Part 9, April H. To pc
same vs. SamA-.aclins aAAiAA. AiA ~". $780, 10
ni-..... jan TO aolde the event.
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IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEClAL TERM.


UeC1H1On8s
BY Judge Curtis.
Kalterassen vs.. Heinrich.-Motion granted to
.vacate attachment, with costs Of motion to de-
PENDANT, to abide the event or suit
Wisewell vs.. Curry.-Modon to vacate order Of
arrest denied without prejudice to renewal OF
same. DEFENDANTS bail reduced to 81 900.
BY Judge Van Worst
Mendalsc VS.. Stout.-Case and amendments
settled.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HUTTON oss.-On Thursday, April 2, at Manuel,
N Y, by the Rev. +. Greaves, WALTER HUTTON to
RUTH, daughter Of John Ross, both of Manuel
observation-disclosures thursday, April Q, 1874,
at the house OF the Rev. B. Krus HENRY SCHLEU-
MING, OF New Brunswick, N. j., to Miss ELIZABETH
BURNS, OF Dublin, Ireland.
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AMUsE M ENTs.

me possi6Rny Or a ner issue or iacOnuerttbkS
paper Ire0drd NTH anazement and dnasetv, and.
"a my rldg'nen, such an issue ,oould be a dsty-t-
nse1a and shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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The possibility OF a mem issue or fnconrerttble
paper regard Nth anaazen,ent ana anriety and,
in my judgment, such an issue could be det,'t-
Tle1t and q sh0me.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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Decisions.

Van Pentz Vs. Wette.-MotIOn to set aside for
frreguarfty denied. There is no material dtstinc-
tion between this and | Abbott d. 3lB.
defendant NAV move 70 be let IN on tho merits. n
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SUPREME C0UaT-SPeCIAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Pratt
Heinrich VS.. Hausmann.-Reierred. Referee to
take proof as to whether any usurious agreement
was made
Jackson VS.. Acknowledgements OF the Court OF
Appeals made the Judgment Of this Court.
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, April 2, 1874.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day caen-
OAR Tor Monday, Aprn 6:-Nos. lJS, l65, 1885, 167,
los, 1872 IG9, ITO.
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5la BROADWAY.
-. ........,s Sole Proprietoe
EXTRA NOTICE.
MONDAY, April 8,
first week OF
Miss LIMA EDWIN
and
Mr.. BLAND HOLT.
Temperance Of
Miss AULLY PIERIs.
Miss KITTY 0'NEII.,
Miss KATE O'CONNOR.
Mr.. JOHN WILD.
Ar. TONY HART,
Mr.. X. NJ. CARROLL
and sonA
MAY and FELLOWS.
Banioistx
Mr.. ED. HARRIGAN'S
new Sketch-viz.,
A TERRIBLE EXAMPLE.
And the new Burlesque,
WAS SHE LED
OR DID SHE GO AoTRAYe
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The possibility or neD issue or fnc0nUe,ttoIe
paper Iregard ,cdth amazensent and anriety ana,
In my j,1dgnsent such issue aco,Ild be det,t
7uent and a shdnne-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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COURT OF COMMON pLsAs-sQulTY TERM.
Decision,
MARINE COURT-CHAMBeps.

BY Judge J. F. Daily.
Lowrey vs. Smith.-See opinion with Equity
Clerk,
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THEATRE CohIQUE,

THEATRE cohIQUE,
Mr.. JOSH HART. ..........
ERNEST BYNE,
Mr.. GERALD bYNE.
Mr.. ED. HARRIGAN,
in his new sketch.
WHO OWNS THE LINEs
Mr.. l.. HARRIGAN
as MULDO0N, the
SOLID Man.
Mr.. JOHN ALLEN,
Mr.. JOHN HART,
Mr.. ADD RYMAN,
MASTER MARTIN,
Mr.. FRANK JONES,
MACKiN and NELSON.
Miss CLARA BUTLER.
Miss ALICE BENNETT,
Miss JENNIE YEAMESs,
Miss JENNIE sATERLEE,
Miss NJ RE GORESFLO
al tie entire
Troupe In
NEW OLIO OF FUN.
The Comic Drama,
Jo- RUscEFf.
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MOODS MUSEUM ALICE PLACIDE
w EVENING Afi AFTERNOON Ar2
The dashing Aftiste, Production tby request
ALICE PLAClDE, OF the picture OF
and renowned scout Southern lite before
DAsHiNG CHARLIE, The entitled
ia the UNCLE TOMS
American Drama Of CABIN,
LITTLE RIFLE. with efficient cast
MONDAY April g. reappearance OF L. l.. DAVENPORT
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THE COURTS.
End of the italian Vendetta
~svs
Trial.
Verdict OF Murder in the Second Degree
Against StefIan---Paol Acquitted.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The possibility OF nep issue or tnconcertfole
paper regard Nth amaaemem and anItety, and,
IN my t1dg7nert such an issue ,o6,ttd be detrt-
saent and shame-CHARLEs SUMNER
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DoWERY THBATRE.
ID THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
April aud s, 1874,
Immense of the
POLISH JEW
MR. j. Il. srUDLEY AS MATHIS
TAG GREAT CARROLL FAMILY,
MR.. CHARLEY WHITE, THOMAS GRANGER,
MILE BERTHA,
HAPPY FAMILY, MAC FADDENS,
SINGING AND DANCING, LIFE IN TEE BACK
WOODS.
A grand revival Of BUFFALO BILL will shortly take
place.
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Mr., TRENOR'S USUAL RECEPTION DANsANTE
lM this friday evening, Sd inst, ats
Cards at Lyric Hail. sixth avenue, Reservoir fark.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE,
- 18th st. next Broadway. Begins at s. over at 10 80
CHARITY
EVERY NIGHT
and
SATURDAY MATINEE At In
Dr Atnelnev ....,,.,.......,...Mr. CHARLES Fisher
Ted Athe lney a chip of nature Mr. d. II. HARKlN5
Mr smaev ~. ,,........Mr. FRANK Il ARDENBkRl
rred mailey work OF Mr.. GEORGE CLARK
Mr.. Fitz Partingion ...............Mr JAMES LEWIS
AZ skinner, shepherd of the fold mt. LAviDGE
nrs' IAN Brugh, with history Miss ADA DY As
kuth TredgetL a tramp. -. Miss FANNY UAEENPORf
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The possibility OF nec issue or fnconUerttble
paper regard ,oith amaze,nent ana anxiety, and,
in mn j4d0nent such an issue soouLd be detri-
zaent ana shanas.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
, 1874-12-10
PLACED UNDER MORE Ka1L,

- Spft30l Ulai0acN @ Tie CHicWN0 Ifl0WNe,
M1rwAuEEE. Wis, Dec. 0.-l1euben DeDarre,
Yesterday held in S1u1O to answer clsargos
brought by tho post- -Otlico authorities Of boiDg
accessory to frauds on tho department by 70.
them, was today hold III tho further SUN Of S50o
oG charge Of conspiracy in tho Same mattor,
Tho evidence showed tint large and organizol
thofts Of stamps have for long tin,o beon tnli-
nE place IN Missouri and porslou OF tho prop
supposed conaigneo. Two mon arc In prison iu
springfield. ILL.,, aud another IN Jefferson City,
hio. DoDarro will be tried with tho oshora at tic
latter place next month. Discoveries hayo boon
been discovered.
, 1874-12-10
FRANCE,


TIE IAFasETIE WATDII PRESENTATION.
PAINS. Dec. DIN conformity with tho reso-
Intton adopted by tho An,orioau Congress Oh tho
22d Of Juno last, Alr. Wanl,burno, Unitod States
Minister. to-day handed to II. Oscar do Lafay-
otto, Deputy III tho National Assembly from
soIno ct Narno, and grandson Of tho Marquis DO
Lafayette, tho watch Washington presented to
tho latter as q souvenir Of tho capitalization ot
Lord Cornwal!ia. T4o watch waa stolen from tho
Mnrqna do Lafayotto wlilo l,o WAS travelling in
tho UnitoA btatoa III Tho yoar 1895, but ,Y.a
recovered In lator years. Tl!o presentation
ceremonies took paco ut tho l.ntpl OF tho An,oti-
Gun limbasBy III tho lreeoNoo Of tho autire Iu-
layotto uud otAur families, attae4oy OF lie
, 1874-12-10

an aged lady, Mrs. Fay Of Iowa CITY, fol
dead yesterday w1lilo walking tho street,
Tho Chicago l. Alton section-hantls woro re-
dlccd In pay to s112I por day Monday.
A. Bohemian religious paper will soon bt
atartod in Iowa City by DR., Fairall.
largo oatmeal factory vii. 60 into operation
III Iowa City In few days.
Mclean County, ILL.,, owos rs por olticinl fir.
uros, 5177,5oo.
The Iowa Southwestern Railroad will BOOB
reach Iowa City. 4 largo forco is pushing it tc
completion botwoeu Clinton aud Iown City.
The Secretary OF tho Iowa State Grange 70.
ports tho number OF subordinate Grangoy iu tbs
stato at 1000, MI lnoroase Inst year of lGo
Tho pork.paokera OF bloomington, ILL.,, are
buslly at work. William VanScI,oek g. Go, hayo
packed 1000 this season.
Tho number Of hogs killud to dato at Dos
alo'nos y 900; average weight, 250 !bs, 10
1bs !esH thau lust ycar.
In the Ohio House of Representatives ycstor,
day, bill waa introduced to provide FOR CON-
pulAory education,
John z. Hnrma11, OF Cairo, Ill.,, haa been nm.
roiuto1 au u! Nalktupt IogiHtor IN paco Of Cart
gross. MIR. Iiarnlan ID vol known ns q 1oudur
"nd prominent Democratic lawyer in Egypt.
The Directors Of tho bloomington l. Wcatorn
halfway woso III BoHalon ut Indianapolis yoytor-
any, discussing tho financial standing of tim
company md tho question. of tho NccoiyorshlD.
The soHHiol WAS secret.
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Company, It In m,t,cr.
atnoot, arc seollng to leaao tho wIolo line from
Chicago to st. Joseph AIo., and will oporato #
9s 3 fast ns completed in connection With tloir
Chicago line. sAo'-
Tho Indiana Stato IInrtioutturo1 aoc,o}v t., IL
, 1874-12-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
DESTRUCTIVE BTottaf.

LONDON Dec "a heavy gallo prevails on tho
coast nlld alroady much damage ia reported to
property ailoat and ashore. Nino yossola aro
ashore at 1lartloport, and several ut sonbnm a
!aIgn Yessol from Q1ohoo for Shields, las been
drowIlol. ~ ""'A oAo" "ero
WILL nE REPRESENTED At THE CENTENNIAL.
;, NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Co1 Tornoy annn1nccaa
that le Inns official information to tho oiroct thoe
the brltlsl, Goyornncnt assonts to recognize tic
resolved to appoint Commissioners to tho oxl,;.
bltion there. ~ 'Ao eAo1%
:, LONDON. Dec. 0.-DiBraeli ia at tho y}l1ano NJ
no!lrnomontll to-day. Flo refused to. 500 d don,,.
taslon which requested an audience, ind rouarg.
ably DO rrotraotcl. e1oN
, 1874-12-10

United Statoa Logation and many DISTINGUISHED
Amoricanu. Afr. WaHhburno, In addressing Ii.
90 !.afaYotto narrated Tho eli lcnmstancoH Of tho
Lnolt ol i!io watch, anl paaaaBo by CnngroaD Of
resolution for It's restoration to rho descondang
Of 1I,o Marquis do Lafayette, md snltl: ~ am
,,inl'tllinE ,iia poaHart duty. Tho inscription on
eod doc "StS Sje recalls s ovor to mind d oaesd gsosdt
from Tug history Of tho United ssatos-tho
decd which terminated tho American 1ioyol1-
tio'i hha assured tho independence Of tho Unitod
nthtea. an hero ID tho interpreter OF lilo son.
iiinontp OF tho Qorornmont anil people Of tho
uh,iea Stntoa towards you md other descendants
earnost wielloH FOR tho Happiness and prosperity
o. M 1oaring your vouoratod namo, and with
tlloao WslloB lot uH associate Frauco Who waa nj.
ioa WILL tho United Bsatos who is our tradi-
t'9al friond, md whoao glory III so donr to u.s."
o.. do Lafayette, III ronly to Mr. WhBlburno,
to him BY tho United statos Congress. liz also
slnnkod Alr. Wasburno for tho kind worlg ho
hhd uttered, and adled tint tho Lnrayotto family
were filled with profound gratitude for tic
ssmpathcto rcn,onbrnncea which hayo ham
preserved Tor tholr ally BY Amorioans nfter 80
ee;1pfoas to tho American, people, aud 10 thoir
IonGroHs and Government, tho thanks OF Tho
!!i;a'ayotto family, aud tf1ofr honlago and ad1uira
'1on Tor their SECOND country.
IN TIL; AssEhtuLY.
,ro,s :!s. ~. Doo: I'M. Chrstophlo to.dnY With
rhnsa Setre Of tic Assembly, and ii. Corno waa
!sos9n ~ H. lor tint position by vote OF 50 agaat
ia restored '"' 1sA's " 'no AcA1 cen1re
n,oti,, he Mssomhly to-day passed resolution for
1,lnnconrt t7.us'lS ,aS Deputios Ranc and AIolvollo
In rnn,,,,',,.o %,o h9vo boon condemned to doath
mlnD. f'S''i'"''o'' III 'ne oon'
, 1874-12-10

s1oCx CRY. H.. Dec. 9.-A journal apccial
from Fort snlly tonight BayB the hostile sioux.
about 900 in number, who oncan1potl 1T Littio
bond, on tho Missouri, near tho Chuyonno
Agoncy, n fow dayn ago. and who hnvo not boon
to the AgcncieB for several years, llayo coIo-
brated their appearance. by driving tho wood
nntl tako tho scalp Of any white nan fonnti
cutting wood In that country. Tho choppers
woro cutting wood to fill Government CONTRACTS
for dlfforoMt agencies md posts OIL tho Uppor
Missouri. These hostiloB clatm to bo tho bro.
prlotors OF that country, and to be in euilioiout
number to enforce their de;eal,sls.
, 1874-12-10
The WEATHER

WAsH1aoroS, D. g., Dec. 0.-For tho Lnho
IloSia,,, generally cloudy and coldor woashcr,
southwest to northwest winds, rising barometer
east of Michigan, anl light snow noar Lakoa
Ontario tM,d Huron. For tho Northwest, inoroaa-
INK cloutlsuoss nntl arean 1low north Of Missouri
with northor!y winds, shifting tn auHterly and
Honthorly, slowly rising Temperature, uud ligl,
but falling, barometer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sioux CRY, Doc. 0.~-lfoayy snow.Rtorm pro-
yasling ut Yauktou Agency, anl III fur west ~
Fort bu!ly.
, 1874-12-10

- hNc'0t Dss1MlfH u Tia CH3tNVa YFIbltNe.
:, M1IwAuxEE, Wis.,, Dec. 9.-Tlo Methodist
Eplscopal Church Conference, Appleton District
reference to tue caao Of tho Noy. Mr. Craig, tie
Eeilt!enali Who WIS arrested md Jailed 1t MIL
wankoo for stealing books from book-storog ju
TINT t,.s city. air. Crag being Y, membor OF this
and announced hiB intention to rotIro from tho
ministry. Il IL HtatcG that tue gent loan short
simo snce, being isnpel!od by lis friends, paid \
vialt to DR.. Kompstor, Superintendent Of tho
state Hospital for the 1nsane. for medical OK
animation. ard the rca,llt wns tho octol declares
Ar. Craig cannot be held responsible Tor any Of
bis actions. that ho Is u true kloptomaninc, and
that tho condition Of luis mind IL such lo is liable
to do very strange thinga.
, 1874-12-10
THE UNDER CRUST.
Composed for the Most
Part Of Gritty
Ingredients. 49,
Likely at Any Time to Rise
Up and Run Over tho
Upper Crust.
Robbers, Thieves, Murderers,
and Lascivious Scoun-
drels in the Cate.
CORY.
Tho Kansas Train Robbers Not Cap.
tlreQ... ..Moro Rewards
Offered.
4.f
Highway Robbery and Murder
Near Scranton, Pa.


Spec'df Dispatch to The Chf:auo Tribune,
KANSAS ClrY, Mo-, Doo. 0.-A man exhibited q
horse belonging to ono Of tho trai,,-robbors on
onr strcota to-day. 11o waB oycrtauon OH tho
highway southeast Of this city 1ato Inst ovoning
and forced to trado for ono Of tho horses OF tue
robbors. Which WIS jaded. Tho nun followed
tho trail Of tho robbers for milos south OF
Westport, In this county, and found whore tho
robbers Ind camped during tho night, TO-
gotier with Homo papers and Il box which
had contained gold dust. 1Io also found fow
pieces Of money. It Is sntd Gov Osborn, OF
Kansas, has naked for dotnohmont OF cayalry
to pt'rsno tho lltgl1waynon. Tho Governor
RAILWAY $4,000, In addition to Wells, Fargo i
Co.'S reward: II s thought the party may 10
ovortakon boforo they roach tho Indian Terri
tory, ttowar1 WHICH they seonl to 10 loading
, 1874-12-10

Spectat n1apa'ch "a Ihe Chicago Tribune
W1LKEss!AnNE, pa., Doc "A desperate cago
Of highway robbery mud murder occurred uoar
Scranton OH Monday night, farmer ramcd
Klein being tho victim. Klein was totnrning
from Scranton, where ho Ind dlsposod Of Two
loads Of fnrnl-prolucc. Ills son, d boy Of about
IL years, followed with another wagon, They
,soro passing through q dofito In the mountains
Known ~ tl.o Notch, whom party OF Six mon
rushed from tho woods, wlaro they hutl hoou
conceded CO cs; ,; under covor of darkness, two
VI whom brought tho horues to a stand
still. Klein Tas then scizel by
the four other dosreradoeH, dragged ont
Of bis wagon. thrown violently to tho grounn,
antt terribly kicked and beatou with billes. Ua
at longti gavo mp tho struggle for life, but bo-
sought ILLS asaaltants 10 spare lliH Hon. Tllts at-
peal was followed by p!stol-slot, and tho old
man sank lifclcss upon tho road, Bhpt through
tho hoast. Tho devils. having accomplished thoir
bloody work. las!iy robbod their victim OF lis
money and watch, aud disappeared In Tho woods,
During the struggle tho boy was parayzed With
lear, and was unablo to move or
Bpoak, but rcmRinod nlotionlosa in his
wagon, wllero ho waB discovered about
midnight by 4 farmer WHO WAS returning from
SCRANTON. Tho boy WIS unable to describe auy
OF tho tsa1g, ntNl thors Hconu to 10 no clow to
aid tho detectives. Up to a Into hour tonight
thefo hayo been no arrcHte, but n rurnor rcnclloB
hero from Scranton that lilo authorities arc on
tho track Of tito guilty parties.
, 1874-12-10
THE TOLEDO MURDER.

=, bDte1dl Dlapatch to The CAicago Tribune.
To!.Eno. O.. Dec. 9.-Il,o Inquest UPON Tim
ronauis Of barney h1ahon waB continued TO-DAY.
ING pllya!clanR who made tho post-morton Ok
animation btato TINT tiyo Of tho Ribs were
broken, tho brcaat.bono crushed in, and fatal
ruptlircs calsBed III tho stomach anl liver, TLo
body wn'i in 80 advancod atago Of dccolnposi-
tiot TINT It could not Eo determined definitely
wLother tho wounds wero inflicted before or
Utter death. but it Beoms altogether cortain that
iIo wa murdered after n violent struggle, mud
then thrown iuto tho water.
, 1874-12-10
ANOTHER ADDED 70 THE ROLL.

aFPt!ut DsaEHfEH n TAc CHlcNNo Tri6NNf,
HnAND lsArtDs, Mich, Dec. D.-Auothor case
light in this city. Tho pastor of u UuiyorsaIist
church is oponly accused At improper relations
With the organiat of the Church, O young ias|y
who has heretofore borne IN excellent yoputa-
tlon. servant grl III the family in which tho
Bons. including the continued illness Of tho min
1stor's wife, have combined to provout III oarIior
disclosure of tho faota. 1t il understood thu
tue gont!olnnn IL to take charge of a college In
1ndlaaa. He loft tAia city today.
, 1874-12-10
IOWA PUBLIC LANDS.

- apeesai hfsnntdh to Thh Chicago Tribute
DEs MONIES, Ia., Doc 9.-Stato oracors
hare received n certified list Of 10000 acres Of
lands under tho act Of 1868 for tho burlington
j. Missouri Raiiroad.
A draft vas received yesterday by the State
Treasurer for S2,274 In fnyor Of Nonoua County
in tho Swamp. Land Indemnity Fund, It waa
scarcely received when it was covered by an i'll
Junction from tho American Emigrant Company,
who claim tito to a!l swamp land III Monona
County.
, 1874-12-10

nKord until thoy. arc 1T to tako caro- Of thorn-
so.n ae!voa. They alao appointed committee to
caro- fot oil insano porBonp, md ronoying lis
insane from county poor-ho.sHos, md adoptod
petition to tho Stato Board OF Charities asking
further lnvost'gaelon into tho alleged inhumar