, 1874-04-09

AAC AAuictiucus tutIctOI0 ltlleQ IN al
essential point.
BERLIN, March 31.-Catholic Arch
bishop of Cologne was arrtsted to-da
Tor violation of ecclesiastical laws Tn
arrest was unattended by demon stra
tiocs. .bs u
MELBOURNE, March 31.----Rochefol
and his companions excaped in the hol
offs ship. They arrived at Sydney to
day and will proceed to Europe imme
diately. f Ebih s
MADRID, March 31.L15, 900 troops ar
marching to reinforce Serrane. Carlis
General Ollo is reported killed. Tn
final attack on Atlantic will be made OF
Tuesday or Wednesday. s:7o
New YoRK, April LA banking hous
here received the following reply to al
inquiry with re ,ard to reported pani
in London: Rumor unfounded. On
or two stock spectators failed. Beyont
extreme dullress everything appear
sound. Other bankers kilograms do no
allude to any Disturbances.
BosroN, April 1.--At the eighth bal
let for Senator, Dawes got 95, Hoar, "a
Curtis. Is; Adams, Is; Banks, 6; scatter
ing. 6.
MEMPHIS, April Theodore Horner
Iseal, 81. John and S. Loube hold each
tenth of the capital prize Of the Louis
vile lottery. Geo. Beldow ana Chris,
Stinkahl hold another ticket believed to
have been sold here.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Gen. Harvey
Brown, U.S.A died at his residence on
Staten Island yesterday. aged 70.
& WASHINGTON, April Public debt
decreased two millions for March.
PtrrsBURG, April 1.-The fire at Nil.
lerstown, Pennsylvania. begaa in the
Central Hotel, in which seven persons
lost their lives. A girl jumped from the
third story window and was fearfully
injured. so buildings were destroyed,
including the Central and Hanlon House
the Opera House, Reed & Duranth' 5
hardware store, Clink's Hotel, and two
other buildings on the west side of Maine
ST., Butte & Co.'S Bank, Express Office.
and the MilIerston Savings Bank. More
persons are supposed to lave lost their
lives, though but seveI bodies have
been recovered.
PROVIDENCE, April 1.-The State cleo
ton resulted as follows: Henry Howard
was reelected Governor by vote of r.
229 to ], Jig; Charles c. VanGandt, Lit.
Governor by 7,679 to 6.512; Joshua NJ.
Anderson is reelected Secretary of State
Willard Sailer, Attorney General; Saml.
Clark, General Treasurer. The new
assembly is largely Republican.
NEW YoRK, April 1.-Free Medical
College for Women tonight conferred
the degree of II. D. upon IA lady grad
yates, eight from New York and one
each from New Jersey, Maine, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Wisconsin and
Missouri. 4tg.
Panama advices of March % say thai
the Imperial aud North British ant
Mercantile Insurance Companies o.
London refuse to take Panama risks a
any price since the late fire. The Sur
and Northern Assurance and Scottish
Imperial take small risks at double for.
mer rates.
I4loyds steamship line between Bre-
men and Aspinwall is to be Withdrawn
trade being Improbable.
Trouble is brewing between Chill ani
Peru, from placing in the public parl
in Santiago a statue representing thu
City of Lima in a form semi-nude enc
in indecent garb and posture.
Senior Adolpho Balm, the Presiden
of Bolivia died Feb. 18th.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-Fire in Ian
caster yesterday burned eleven prom
inent buildings. Loss, $50, 200.
CLEVELAND, April 2.-Three hundred
laborers at Union Depot struck to da!
for 81 rs per day instead of 81 50.-
They were promptly paid off rro
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Senator Jone'
surprised the Senate yesterday by hi'
speech against initiation, evincing de;
batting ability which, if unselfshly de
voted to honest public, interests, viii
make him reputation more enduring
than riches, The, prospect Of extreme
initiation is receding in the Senate. L
is now doubtful whether they can carry
their free banking bill on final vote.
Senator Thurman, of the Senate Com
mittee on Private Land Claims, says the
Committee will report adversely on the
bill proposing to confirm to tho St
James Catholic Mission the title to 64(
acres of land. covering the town of Van
couver, Washington Territory. The
Committee assume the ground taken by
Delegate McFadden in his protest. thai
the question is one for the courts and
not for Congress
In the District investigation this
morning, witnesses were examined te
show that. the tax assessed against prop
erty in the eastern part Of the city
amounted to nearly the real value of the
property. s. A43
Contractor Strong testified that ths
money paid to District Attorney Cool
were legitimate fees.
Todd, of Boston, testified to owning
property in the eastern part of the cit
which was assessed at SIT 900, the taxe
on which, Including special assessments
were S11 600.