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N Office.

Ii, PERSONS KNOWING THEls .s. ~.
A to be indebted to the estate Of t M ~.
John II. Lynch arc requested to come , tO aslsy.
and liauidste such indebtedness without lW u'''''
JOHN L. DONAHuE
Attorney for Execnsim.
Meadow valley street, Piocn.,,
August ., IL
, 1874-03-13
THE INDIANS.

Senator Tlpto1's Views Concerning
The Threatened 0atbrenik In Ne.
brnska--TAc Apnches Becoming I'm
rulys
Special nispafch to The Chicago THbttns.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 12.-sonator Tip
ton, who has just returned from visit to No
braeka, 1idicules the idea that the settlements In
any part of tho State are threatened with Indian
hostilittos. Ho evidently has no high regard for
the courage or good sense Of Gov. Furuas. who
was hero few weoks ago frantically appealing
for arms with which the citizens might defend
themsolve8.
San FnANo1sco, Cal., March 13.-The Hnalpais
Apaches declare their Willingness to roturn to
the old grounds and obcy al tho orders Of Gen.
Crook, but they nay they will ali dio before they
will so to the Colorado Rvor Reservation. II
the troops want to fight them, they must expect
big battle, Gen. Crook ia a. 5an carlos.
On tho 10th of March tho Apachos stolo stock
from Simon Sanchez and Francisco Romero,
near Tucson. Tho mon puraued them, d fight
enaued, and 8anohoz was killed by tho Indians.
, 1874-03-13
An Editor who liz OeQf,

From the Santa Clara ttGt+} EtH0.
We thought everybody in tic State knew that
we arc deaf but once in q while wa find one who
is not awale Of tha fact. A female book-peddlor
came to tho Office the other day. SHE wished to
dispose Of q book. She WINS alone III this world,
patty or assistance; hence We should buy her
book. She was unmarried and had no manly
heart into which Bho could pour her sufforlngs,
therefore we ought to invest in her book. She
Ind received a liberal education, and could
talk French like native; we could
not, in consequence, .pay her Ices
.lan % for u book, We had listened at-
tcntiyoly, and hero brolle in with: "What did
you say? Wore doat." She started in loud
voice, and went through her ngmarolo. When
she had finished, wo wont md got roll Of pa
per. aud made it into a apoaking- trumpet, plaoed
ono end to our car, and told her to proceed, Bhe
nearly broke blood vessel III hur effort to make
herself hoard. sha commencod: " am alono
In this world -" "1t doesn't make tho
alghrest difference to uH. We arc husband
aud fasher. D;gamy is not aliowed in this
State; We ale no: eligible to psopo-
Baid in low tone; then ut tue top Of
to sol.-a-b-o-o-k." This laat sentence WAS
howIetl. =" We don't want q cook" We remarkod
blandly; !. our wifo docs tho cooking, and she
wouldn't allow aB good-looking woman as you
to atny In tho l,ousn tiyo minutes. Bho Is very
1oaouB." Sbo looked at la In despair. Gather
ing her robes about her, giving uH q glanoe Of
coIltompt, she exclaimed: " do belioyo that II
30t.pounlor woro lot OF alongside that deaf
FOOLS lead he'd think somebody WaH KNOCKING
at tue door," You should have heard hor, alam
the door when ahe went ont. Wo hoard that.
, 1874-03-13
THE MISUNDERSTANDING ELL

To tho Editor u The Chtcaoo Tribune:
Stn: 1t is deplorablo commentary upon our
political status aa an Intelligent constituency
Tint tho prosn is called upon almost daily to cas-
tigato that ignorance which obsrudos upon TN
from tho very sourco to which no nhould look
for that Intelligent action which we havo right
to expect. Your editorial Of thlH morning ia
pungent, and forcibly announces tho facts and
law relative to tho owners right 10 sell any rail-
road-tickot, or fraction thereof, which is legally
Issued, and ho legally possesses, at whatovor
price ho can obtain, il the sale Is divestcd Of
fraud or falso !pretonBo. As you allege. suoh =
purchase cannot bo mado orimo. Would 1t not
be we'll for this Representative from
Cook TO consider the faot That the ju-
rors Of the July aud January terms
have been swindlod out Of their timo and pay By
Just such legislative wisdom collected at Spring.
field aa proposes this nai1road-Toket-So
bill !" and that the mombers from Cook will bo
bold reHponsible therefor, on or about tho next
day We eloct our Representatives, il this Jury
bill blunder Ia not roctillod.
The writer nevcr bought q secondhand rail-
road d-toket; but, as q Businessman, earnest and
truthful in assisting q united effort Of buBness~
men to relieve our city and stato from the inou-
bus Of reckless legislation ho urges that that Of
fort be commenced Ut onco. II not my capital
and that Of others will aook Investment else-
whore. JusT1TIA
CHICAGO. March 10, 1874,
, 1874-03-13
Tho Proprictorship OF Works OF Nus
beng.

GqH3nanis Messenger SAYS: "a curious dis-
cussion took placo, In late sitting Of the Bel.
9ian Chamber Of Representatives, conoorning
the propriotorship Of two chef deupres Of Ru-
bens, Tho Elevation Of the Cross and The Do
scent from the Same, which aro in the Cathedral
Of Antwerp. The question arose incidentally az
to ,whe.hor they bolong, to the State Or to tho
authorities Of tho sacred building. When Ma
polo0n l. overrau Holland, he soized on those
two pictures and sent them to Paris, whore they
were placed in tho Louvre. In 1915, when tho
Allies entered tho Fronch Capital, King William
claimed those works and they wore restored to
him. ho took them buck to hls own country and
handed them over to tho Cathedral. 4 decd wsa
drawn up recording tho transaction, aud tho
point now at issue aoema to bo the exact moan
Ing Of the Flemish word tc,rtg9ebracht, uBod In
that document. Tho advocates for tho ownor-
ship Of tho church contend that it means "ro-
stored" while their advcrsariea afflfm that 10
goos to no greater o1tont than Il brought baok."
The whole discussion appears to bn rather moro
chronological than anything else, AZ no ono has
the slightest wish to remove these masterpieces
from tho pusition which they now occupy In tho
Cathedral"
, 1874-03-13

BAN FnANo1sco, March ia dispatch from
Prescott, Arizona. Says much surprise aud ii1dig-
nation was accustomed iu town when tho san
Francisco papers woro received containing the
Washington dispatch giving Indian Agent Town
er'a letter to the Commissioner upon the condi-
tion of affairs at Verde, the Apache Reservation.
Tho Whole report is tissue OF garbled facts and
false statements, plauy,biy arranged to deceive
tho outside world, and bring about the accom-
plishment of certain obieclB; but 1t fais to blind
tho paoplo Of this Territory, who know him.
Tho lndians at tho Verde Reservation number
to plant corn aud make irrigation ditches. and
cxpresH themselves as we'll satisfied with their
treatment and contented with their situation.
Ihoy sny they want to have their permanent
home established Oh that reservation, which. has
alwayB been their country.
, 1874-03-13
Wand. lliuin Weather,
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTlES.

The Monmouth Park raco meeting at Long
Brunch will be hald this season under tho mau-
agon,ont Of the American Jockey Club.
Collector Simmons, Of Boston, Inns relieued
from the Custom House Col. L. @. Kim, brother
iu-lAw OF Hon. 4. II. nice.
Tho Kansas Statc Board Of Agriculture iB In
session in Leayenworth. That city will probably
he selected as the place for holding tho noxt
State Fair. :'.-.
Tho Erie Hallway strike ended yosterdny,
tho malcontonta having effected satisfactory
compromise with the Company.
Tho proprietoss Of newspapers In Memphis
l,avo petltionod the printors to reduce compoa(-
tion from 05 to 80 censs. The Typographical
Unon las postponed action TIL the iiret Wednes-
day in April.
Tho jury In tho caao Of King. charged with
tue murder Of 0'Nelll, IN Now York City has
rendered a verdict Of guilty in the second de-
grce.
"A partial examination Of tho brooklyn 40.
, 1874-03-13

counts shows that tho amount alleged to tAyo
boon stolen will roaol, 100000.
!. AN old German resident Of Bloomington
named 1ouze waB killed ycsteriAy by drinking a
poisonous solution instead OF wino.
Tho Itov. D. l.. Leonard, paator Of tho
Congregational Church 1t Normal, Ill.,, has ro-
oeived y csll to Hannibal, Mo-, aud will prcaoh
thoro next Sunday.
Tho lsoy. Father Edward TORY, Of Chicago,
addretsod large autlio1oo in Ottawa. ILL.,, In tho
Opera-Houso laat evening. Hie subjeot "Tho
language OF tho Borpturas," was we'll handled,
tho opening to tho close, for nearly two hours.
ALI information received in regard to tho
orop Of winter wilent in Missouri ropresonts ite
condition ns excellent. Tho crop fs not at all
injured bv strcBs 0. woatlor, and that earliest
Hown looks very promising,
, 1874-03-13
CASUALTIES.
Wonderful Performance OF q Loco.
motive Engine.

Wonderful Performance OF q Loco.
motive Engine.
Special Dispak'h to The Chicago Tribune.
Oshkosh, Wis, March 12.-One Of tho most
singular accidents On record occurred on tho
trark Of the Northwestern nailroad, noar this
city this aftornoon.- az tho o'clock freight
train from tho north ncared tho round-house,
tho locomotive jumped from tho min track,
striking right sde up on sido-track, at the dis
tance Of Blk fcet Tho tender waa drawn one
half way across, but the rost OF the long train
remained on the track. The concusBion was 80
great that in tho passenger cars the stove and
acats aud passengers wore oil badly mixed up.
bones we're broken. When tho accident occurred
the engine had passed Beyenty-fiyo feet from the
junction Of the switch, and after tho accident it
stood entirely uninjured with nil Its wleols on
the other track, six foot distant.
, 1874-03-13

Tho American Manufacturer, OF recent date,
gives some interesting facts about pens. 1t ap-
Of steel ponH mado Weekly ia about 98, 600 gross,
OF IA, 100000 separate pona.. Thirty yoars ago.
pens were sold Wholesale at o1.26 gross; now,
pens Us good, or better, may DO had ut 8
centa per gross. Whea it is remenber9d that
fnea q 70
Of msnufaoturo, tho fact that 141 complete pens
can bo sold for 3 cents, after paying for ma
torlal, paying wages to work pooplo, and leaving
profit 70 maker, IL convincing proof Of the 70.
suits attainablo by tho exero6o Of mechanical
Ingenuity aud division Of labor. Those prices,
however, appear to bo Wholesale quotations.
, 1874-03-13

The HRMtcHIn&V IIibEI UsaHc IN Sts E6MaAs
Special Dispatch to The Chieana Tribune.
sr. Louis, Mo-, March 12.-Dcpoeitiona IN tho
s10o, 900 libel suit instituted by Mr.. Hutctins
against tho Tn,es newspaper proceeded to-day,
but again with closed doors, Tho ohicf witness
waH Sutton, local editor Of tho Times while
Hutchlns waH proprietor, and Clerk Of the Nils.
nourt House Of Representatives at tho time
Hutchins lobbied through tho Wagner statute
job Ills testimony, IL Is said, Will involve two
Heuators and at least three Representatives..
, 1874-03-13

Specfal Dtspafch to The Chicaao 74ibt.ns
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, March 12.-Dotween 8 aud
o'clock last evening tho roof Of CroHby'e mill
at Chenon WAS discovered to DO on frc, and,
despite all tue efforts to sayoit, that fine building
spaodily burned to the ground, and It was with
difficulty TINT the lumbor-yards aud mills close
by wero saved. Tho flames vera seen at Bloom
ington. twenty-five miles distant. The loah ia
S25, 900; insured for about half.
, 1874-03-13

CoNconp, N. H.. March 12.-Woston fails Of
an election BY the people from 800 TO 600 votes.
-Four Republican and four Democratic Senators
arc elected, with no choice in four distriots.
From roturns already In tho House stands !:
Democrats, TIA; Republicans, 167. Eight towns
to lear from, which last year elected Democrats,
aud probably hnyo dono 80 thiB your.
, 1874-03-13
Two H1cn Deliberately Murdered NJ
IndfAnO3As TcxnA.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 12.-The Galveston
Ne,os' Indianula special sa,s about o'clock,
this afternoon, two men. ono named Taylor, the
other unknown. wnlked aboard the atea,ner Ulin-
ton, lying at tho wharf here and deliberately
shot and killed two mon. named Sutton and
Slaughter, and then made their oscapo. These
mon were all connected with the bauls Of doH-
peradoes that arc making things 80 lively iu
Dewitt County Of lato. Tho murdered men wore
supposed to bo making an effort to get away on
tho steamer, having boen walnod that thoy wore
followed.
, 1874-03-13

DAYoNxE, March 12.-Tha CarlistB report TINT
their force have entered Inuu, and have begun
operations against Olot.
MADRID, March 12.-The Governor Of Dilbon
has informed Marehal sorrano that he hns nro-
visions sufficient to laat until April, aud that ho
will continue vigorous defenso Of tho city.
, 1874-03-13

AAA4Has
LONDON, March 12.-Tho weather this morn,
Ing IT'S very unfayo1nhlo for tho formal entry into
London Of tho Duko and Duchess Of Edinburgh
orod TO depth Of three inches. NorwithBtand.
Ing grent crowds have assembled along tho route
from Paddtngton Station to Buckingham Talaco,
whose population, indeed, eeetnB to haYe gath
ored IN tho Wost End. Railway tralnB arriving
from tho country arc crammod vohiolos Of aff
descriptions nre excluded from the routo and
tho Immediate vicinity.
LONDON, March 12.-Tho Duke and Duchess
Of Edinburgh have made their ontry into tho
Metropolis, Tho programme was strictly car-
ming to tue end Of tho ceremonies. Tho procos-
sion moved shortly afsor noon from paddlne ton
Station through Oxford md Regent streets to
Buckingham Palace. Notwithstanding tho un-
propitiouH weather, their Royal Highnea6cs rode
In ar opon carrage, and the ssreeta along tho
on both sides woro liberally dcoorate3i and the
roadway lined with soldiers aud mariners from
tho station to tho paIaco As tho Duko and htB
bride passed by Warrentpn cheer following
;ho0r enc 'ame a1Seu from ono end OF tho route 70
Buckingham Pa1aco, in front Of which Immense
maBses OF spectators had gathered, tho royal
party appeared uncovered upon tho balcony,
and wore greeted with every manifestation OF
loyalty aud affection by tho reoplo, whose num-
night tho entire Wost End was brilliantly illumi-
mated, and dense crowds block the atreotB. 4
torohlight procession Of medical students maroh-
cd to Buckingham Palace, and serenaded tho
royal pair.
To-day. in tho House Of Commons, tho admin
latrRtion OF tho oath to mombora WAS completed,
aftor which motion to adjourn until tho 10Th
lust. WAS adopted.
The report Of the early retirement Of the
Archbishop OF Canterbury is contradictcd.
Tho Caledonfan Railway is blocked by SNOW.
Soveral trains arc buried In dtifts The fall OF
6now has been unprecedented along tho line Of
tho road. In some placer tho statton-housos are
covered, The ohimneyB only appearing.
Orton's married Hsstor, ono Of tho witnesses In
the Tichbofne case, md member OF tho Orton
family, denies that the Tichborna claimant is her
brother. Mrs. pittendroigh, another witnoss,
declares That the sister has boon party to the
conspiracy from tho beginning.
tI{tratd Sptcia{]
LONDON, March 12.-RouHor; Pietrie, aud
several hundred prominent Frenchmen have NJ
ready arrived to attend tho festivities at ChiHe-
hurst, on tho occasion Of the majority OF tho
Prince Imperial.
LONDON, March 13-5 a. m.-The crowds which
Witnessed tho procession yesterday wore ot some
points dense, aud tho preBBuro WaB SO great that
several accidonts occurred, A staging ut Char
ing Gross broke down, throwing thirty perRons
to the ground. Tho police report the total cas-
uaties during the day at four killed. and twenty
four Injured.
Tho City Of Portsmouth will give public ban
qucts to the troops returning from The Ashantee
expedition.
, 1874-03-13
lnCcHts

Special nfspatch to The caicaao Tribune.
DECATUR. Ind, hlarch 12.-Tho trinl Of Miss
Jacobs for incoat with hor brother took place
to-day. Tho Jury found the defendant guilty,
md sentenced her to twenty-four hours In tle
County Jail. Tho girl is half-wittod, which will
explain tho lenionc7 OF tho jury. Tho brothor's
trial will bu hold tomorrow.
, 1874-03-13
> In Boston,

BosroN, March 12.-Thero were ton flros here
last plight. but only two wero OF consequence,-
one on Commercial stroet, where the loss was
about a65,000 and anotler on plympton street,
involving loss Of S25.000; mostly injured.
, 1874-03-13
1HE WEATHER.

WAsn1NaroN, D. G., March u 2.-Fort the Uppor
Lako region and south over tho Ohio Valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, low temperature,
md northwest winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Marc
, 1874-03-13
TURKEY.

CoNsrAN71HopLE, March 12.--There Is greht
distress among tho poor people here In conBa-
quonco Of tho heavy snow-storm. Private char
liable organizations, In addition to tho Govern
mont, aro actiYoly at work to relieve suffering.
, 1874-03-13
RELIGIOUS.

Bishop Cum mlnins' ncctorshfp.
New YonK, March 12.-BiBhop Cummna has
accepted tho Rootorship OF tho First Reformed
Episcopal Church.
, 1874-03-13

spceial D,spatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., March IL. : Kandall'a photo
graphic gallery at Clyde WAS burned at midnight
1ast night, it is supposed. by an incendiary. The
loss is IL 500 insu, ed In tho Franklin for 5000.
, 1874-03-13
Arrest of nn Alleged Thief.

SpecsaE Di8pdfeH 70 7He CHicaQo 1Fi5Nne.
McGREaoR Ia, Maroh 12.-At Cedar Fa11e,
Ja., to-day, Detective Sessions arrested G. ",
Albortson, Of BaBsott, Ia, who recently fed tho
county with $1,000 belonging to Dassott, Hunt
ing l. Co., of this city. He will be takon to
Challos City for trial.
, 1874-03-13

VIENNA, March IL. Tho Emperor Francis
Joseph has authorized his Government to as-
sumo strong attitude against tho Ultamontano
opposition to tho ecclesinHticRl laws.
, 1874-03-13

.-An Engliahman who has been all over tha
world writea In one Of tho London weeklies thai
Nov York women have the ptettieat months ho
has over seen.
, 1874-03-13

New YoRK, March ia dispatch from Dor
lin Bays thai the-illness Of Bismarck is serious
and Causes apprehension to hs phya!cians.
, 1874-03-13
CRIME.
horrible Murder Near TIary.
vile, Mo.
Statement Of tho Woman Kate StOd-
dard, Of Goodrich Murder
Notorioty.
Miscellaneous Criminal Items.
Murder near Ttlnryvlllc, MO.

HuecdHs Dfap1fth to The Chicago 3fibEns.
ST. JOSEPH, No., March 12.-Information
reached this city that Nicholas Lehmor was
murdered In his house, botwoon Whitman and
Graham, 0. leven miles from Maryvillo, Nodaway
County, on Sunday ovaning. This afternoon,
III arshal No1 son, Of Maryvlle, arrested Martin
TloRel, of Ill., !ryvilo, who Ia supposed to bo tho
murderer. On Saturday, Mrs. I.ehmor wont to
MaryyiIse to VI SIT hor sister; and, on Sunday,
hor son, m only child, bado goodbye
to bis fatl ,or, and wont also to
hlayvillo. On Monday they both ro-
turned homo. Az thoy catno in sight OF tho
house, they discov. ,rod tho cattle in tho yard
whcro thoy were al~ 'ayH kept at night. On on
toriug tho house, thsy found D1r. Lehmer on
tho bed, cold aud sti.6 In death. Tho boy ran
for tho nearost' neigh bor. who. with hts vito,
soon afterwards Arrived at tho house. ln ro-
moving tho bel-clothes from tho doad body. 1t
was discovered that Mr.. il.ohmer had been ahot
in tho broast Other eraons Soon arrived,
and examined the premieca to ASCERTAIN whether
the man was murdered Or had taken
lis own life. Two Intelligent gentlomon, who
gayo this Information, Btato TINT tue first blood
found was near tho front door and OH tho stove.
drops Of blood on tho floor. but tho dishes aud
other things wero on tho tablo, whore Alr. Loh-
NOR had oaten supper, Just as ht' had loft them.
The circumstances which gave riBo to the altB-
pioion that Martin F1egel had murdered hlr.
tehmcr arc nH follows: Flogol and lehmor
had had difficulty. F1egol has frequently gouo
to Lohmera house when he waa nut at home.
hero, or tried to borrow or. purchase ono. Ho
has namod two places whore ho went Sunday
evening, or whore lla staid over night but he
was Ut neither place.
, 1874-03-13

Tho Bloux City journal is in the fold al
ready with stories Of spring wheat sowing in
that region.
, 1874-03-13
FOREIGN.
Grand Entrance Of the Duko Of
Edinburgh and Bride into
London.
The Austrian Government Turning It's
Attention to the Ultramontanes.


LONDON, March 12.-Tho entire route OF tho
procoaaiou Of tho Duko aud Duchess Of Ediu-
burgh, from addington Station to Buckingham
Palace, ID vim Oxford, and Regent street is gally
decorated with flags, stroamers. etc. Tho process
sion will begin to moyo at lido thls morning.
, 1874-03-13
MARRIAGES..
DEATHS,


rARKER-Thor romans OF tho iato DR.. NIL on Parkos
VII oe ihken from tho vault at Graconnd Oemne1y and
buried Saturday at3 .. m.
,WhENN-On Wedncsdax, MARCH II, at p. H.. ID
Friday. -" S' -
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