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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25

LAST Saturday Fish Commissioner
Haines, of Waterloo, visited the State
halching house at Anamosa and
shipped between three and four thous
and California salmon, of this falls
Matching. \ portion he carried to
Dubuque, and the balance were taken
to Waterloo.
Yesterday Mr.. Shaw shipped about
5000 to Monticello which were placed
in the Hotfacre spring, and another
spring about mile north Of Monti
cello. These springs are open all
winter, and the little fish seemed en-
tirely at home in their enlarged quart
ers.--AndNaosu Eureka, lOth.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25

Which fines are the hcsts Meal t,nes
Io,orao : ,,,o wa. ,,,., &c ,o;,,a;o.
=
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,,oo1s
eiei'
Easy shaving l"hlhS 'he pearu OIL an
oyster
\ set Oh oao 'ee'ii' IKE lafm mas
iiiah! aciiels'
Arose oy any o'Ief name "oulo DC
So' up.
a musician Is an a'rs 1eiio"' out he
( can heip II.
One way to get a roaring trade is to buy
"a mahaserle.
The best way to rise in ladv's estima.
ton is not by stares.
Standing ON the dentists Doorstep will
often cure the toothachc
auNcrSltN. -MucliaTc.
"n"' is Deter 'neh promising young
49, ,,:.,-,o., u
.,l.i .hl,' N'''''o' pun " 7'i'' VII
Il naked man oacA'
a man cannot expect hall a ioa1 "hen
he loals all the 'ime'
Never wait for ANYTHING to turn nm
hut ro and turn if IN ,ourself
skinner teops :, bote, !, Cb;c,ro I,;s
q Good n,,,o ~ Larn ho,,. witl
When Is money camp: Nhen II Is aeW
'"N '''0' nm . '''N ''''''' "' ''''
"A splendid ear, but a very poor voice,
as the organ-gripder said to the monkey.
Tho hand nl.yed 1T ;,t,e Rrow, Irg- ~
the prohibitory ratification meeting i'll
( Worcester.
A, Indian. f,,ber cr.,v,ad r,aor cor,
cr;h and went when b;s-d,uchter married
an astronomer
,.,. p;,;. . ,,,. :, ,,o lad, =.
o, - nc. -. WV y.
many ~. sum- '0' Ao'i o'sA
No que ...i ,a MotSn'psu -, u:aA:n us- : mas
viz Ia" M UnNe 'uss." m. w Hn. my "n''
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~ .,,,..,,S nv haar % rdad 49, y s;nr,,is,
ano'.,,r T,,n aSr
The procurement OF clean paper collar
Tor the groom uelayeo hlsn' 'toheu
d,v
Danlei webster mas accep'ea posi'loh
on the New lork ponce anu ~ Is 'heie.
bcen y success
snort dresses arc coming ih'o !asn.on
again. ana young iaoies afe experiencing
.ne oiu' oiu u'i.ou'a. VI se'''ns 1''
some OF 'he stuueh,s "' Eastern .ol-
ieges can ooara themselves 10. 'nir,s -nse nv
cents per "eeN, ou, 'neS '''' 'ee' Inc
'ea'lns afo''iio 'ho'"
"A Mlciilsah ilia.! mas ~. uppn ' ", n"pp.
eNpeoien. LOT se'',ns i'a ~ Wv ,a;, .,,'.
lisin. ne .lo"u.u . ~, !, uo"m nt,tnJ
iihsefs' anu 'hen ''''' ''en' ''p''""'
If you want to know whethery your grand
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25
A CHRISTMAS HYMN.

The air was still DER Bethlehem's plain,
As il the great night held ite breath,
When Life Eternal came to reign
Over world of Death.
The Pagan at his midnight board
Let fall his brimming cup Of gold;
He felt the presence Of his Lord
Before his birth was told.
The temples trembled in their base.
The idols shudder as in pain;
A priesthood in its power Of place
knelt to its gods in vain.
All Nature felt thrill divine
When burst that meteor on the night.
Which, pointing to the Savior's shrine.
Proclaimed the newborn light
Light to the shepherds and the star
Gilded their silent midnight fold
Light to the Wise Men from afar
Bearing their gifts Of gold
Light to realm Of Sin and Grief
Light to world in all its needs
The Light OF life-a new belief
. Rising DER fallen creeds
Light on q tangled path of thorns,
Though leading to martyrs throne
A light to guide till Christ returns
In glory to His own.
There still it shines. while far abroad
The Christmas choir sings now, o. then,
"GlOry, glory unto God!
Peace and goodwill to men''
Rome, Christmas, 1871. T. BUCHANAN REID
LippincOtt's Magazine for January.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25
w. G.&J. B. DONNAN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Independence, Iowa.
"a Once over Morse & Barnett's Store. Con-
sultatione in English and German (19y
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25

During the late season an individ-
ual walked up to seaside hotel, and
with considerable flourish signed
the book and exclaimed: "I'm Lieu
tenant Governor of -" ''That
doesn't make any difference" says
the landlord, "you'll be treated as
we'll as the Others"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25
2husitians,
DR.. H H HUNT.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office over
i c. W. Taylor's Hardware Store. DIR. will be
found at his Office at night. All calls from town
and country promptly answered. day night.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25
Gleanings.

Which times are the best: Meal times
Ignorance is the wet nurse of prejudice.
One bad thing about gold? Not having
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE
n Agent. Office over Turner's Millinery Store,
one door east Of Post Office. Independence,
Iowa. T33-tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-12-25
JAMES NJ. WEART.

AW CONVEYANCING. WAR CLAIM, AND
! Land Agency Office Office in First National
nk building. Independence. Iowa.
, 1874-04-23

Special Dispatth to TAc Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS, Alie!l., April 21.-A long g-Btand-
lug trouble III tho family of woaltly farmer Of
th!n county, involving liyorco-sut and con-
Observation-Disclosures hRs at last terminated, having
been matter Of interest among tho farming
community horolhoutH for upward Of twolyo
years. IN 1869, John Hanna, tho farmer above
mentioned. Buol for divorce, laborng under IN
insano notion, liz hls noghbors generally be-
laved aud utill bolieyo, that liH vito lad long
been fa!sn to him, aud that hia chIldfo.-four
aous and two daughtors-wero tho children Of
another lnnu. There lro those wlo think that
ho WIS influenced to such belief by q party
whose object It WIS to become Hanna's heir.
ualna waB all early Aettlar OF tho Township
Of Gaines. In this county, whore tho property,
now worth $4,000 to $4,000, ia located.
Tho fr1ontls ind uoighbors OF Mrn. Hanna fur
lushod ,neanB for her dofcnso. aud kept tho d.
yorco-caHo in court nearly four yoars, when Mrs.
llama died without auy deelsion, having heon
rnanhoil. Each rarty hAd expended aeyornl hun
drod tlo!ara in tic Huit, Her husband rofuged
avon tn nav thu funeral expenses; but his chill
dron. who had BYnpathIzod with thoir mother,
guoa him for tho funeral expenses, and oom-
pollei lin to pay them. Mr. llama died about
fourtocn months SINCE, aud 1t WAS found no bud
boquoatllod his entiro eatate, except 81, ,0o0,
which lle divided bctwoen two slktefs in ELL
glautl, to his nephew, Kol,nety Hanna. n near
nciGhbor lIa ohildren,-James llama ard lis
brothorn aud sisters contested tha will, OIL thu
ground TINT their docea,od father was 4 mono-
maniac on tho d0luGion OF their mothers
luiltlolity and - the!r adultorous birth.
Agalu, plenty OF uaonAJ Waa provided hY a3mpa-
, 1874-04-23
WASH


boon offered by nnyboay which affected f,, e.
him either az n mombor OF Congrcsa or as Oba'r-
man Of tic Uommittoo Which previously inquired
into District nirairB llo wanted to bo ao11t for at
onco aud oroBs.o1arnned III relation tlloroto.
A1r. Allison Htntol that tho testimony thus far
taken made no alusiotl to 1in.
EAunuDEn,
Troanllror OF tho Boarl Of pub1o Works, was
rooallod and questioned ns to eheck for ss2ov.
included In tic judicial oxpenHea. Ho mado no
tlof}nito reply, whom Gov. Shepherd said 1t was
incurred In an effort to bring Dana to washing
ton. Mr.. Harrington, counsel for tho District,
furthor explained BY stating that 1t wns to my
witnesses convened by thu DistrfotG Govornmontin IN
Naw York to sustain tho prosecution against
Charles a. Damn for libel agai,Bt tho executive
officer Of tho Doard Of Public Works.
Tho molnorialiBtB
ANNOUNCED THEIR cABE oLoBED,
whorcupon tho Committeo decided to hold prt-
vato session Tomorrow. On Friday and Saturday
they announced thoy would inspect tho public
improvements and provide tlloir own tranBporta..
ton, and requested tho District Government and
n,onloralsts to furniah thefr conveyances ut
thcir own oxponBo.
Tho testimony Of tho District Government
will DO takon, commencing noxt Monday.
, 1874-04-23
THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.

AlEarn1s, April 22-Tho MlisaiHnippi Central
Railroad Is again broken north Of Canton by tho
overflow. Tho MamphiB l. Little Rock Railroad
littlo hope Of its escaping Interruption from tho
Hood. Tho river roso 2 inches. Warm and
rainy.
81. LOUIS. April 222.-At meottng Of mer-
clantR on Change to-day to consider what sha!l
bo done to relieve tlo sufforors by tic oyor-
flow OF tho Lower Mississippi River, dispatches
from Mayor Wiltz, Of Now OreanH. woro read.
stuting that twolyo parishoB north Of thu He'd
River containing two million acres, nearly one-
;orn, arc inundated, and snys that there ara
,welve or fifteen crevasaoa through which tho
wator hss submerged, oryery seriously damaged,
fourteen parishes, which RAISE $1,000 hogaLoala
pt sugar. The number Of persons anH already par
linued high wntsr will increase the number to
$4,000. 6peoohes were made BY .yYebb II. Ham-
~ pssa{dont OF Merahants' E1ahan9o, and
, 1874-04-23

posed Of this woek. and, aB Monday hRd already
boon not aBido fur eu1ogcs on tho late Senator
from N1asgaohuaettg, ho moved TINT tho meaBage
be prlntod aud TINT 1t lay on tho tablo With tho
biii until Botme day next wook. Agrood to.
DEBATE ON THE LOUISIANA n1L1. RESUMED.
Mr.. SALISBURY thon concluded his nrgn-
1nant on tho Louisiana bill, nftor which tho bill
waB laid nytdo informally, with Tho understands
ing that 1t should ooina up az unfinished blsi-
1ls{,s tomorrow, and tho Bonnto proceeded to
tlu consideration Of bills on tho oaloildar.
n11.1.B rAssED.
Following woro pnsHod: Senate bill obviating
tho necoBsity Of issuing patonts for cortan
private lnud claims In tho State Of Missouri.
Bonato bill to authorize tho County, Commits
HEonots Of Thnrston County, Washington Torri-
ntrllctiuE q railrond from 1}udd'H Inlet, Puget
Sound, to ntorsoct the Northern Paoitlo lta!lroal
at OF noar Tonino.
LAID OVER.
Tho Sonnto bill to authorize tho issue of
supply Of armH to the authorities Of tho Btate OF
Nebraska was hid over.
TIE VETO MEssA1E.
MIR, MORTON gnil tho senator from New ork
{Coukliug), upon whose motion tho FINANCE bill
and message was mid on tho tnhlo, lind statcd
that 1t was proper to hayc an oarly consideration
Of tho bill noxt wook; and, as tho Senator did
not name any day for TINT purpose. ho (Aforton)
would suggest Tuesday noxt aftor tho expira-
tion Of tho morning hour.
, 1874-04-23
TEMPERANCE.


CINCINNATI, O., April 22.-Tho State Conven-
ton OF tho Wo,nen's Temperance League mot
to-day Fiyo hundred delegatog wero present.
representing 125 towns and cities. Mrs. Manloy,
Of Akron, was chosen President. Several Fico-
Presidents woro appointed from as many counties.
4 memorial to tho Constitutional Convention
was adopted, auking tint tho now Constitution
forbid: license md require the Legislature to
ouact laws for compensation for injuries rosult-
ing from tho Balo OF Intoxicating liquors, md
giving municipal officers special Legislative pow
ors against tho liquor traffic.
Aftor tho close OF tie afternoon eeBalon, 600
women marched in procosuion to the Enplanade
aud saug mud prayed there. A band Of music
played MI the while in 4 saloon opposite whore
they wore praying.
, 1874-04-23

Riot in tho YE0ncHttnlo Diatrict, Penn.
-~tElie nIinorss Union AttMCk the N0M-
Union Miners. several Of tho Lnttor
E'nfMllv NntI1rHf.

.-Frlao Minors, Union At1ncls the Nom
Union Miners. Several OF tho Lnttor
E'ntnlly Injured.
Special Disuateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
pn1LApELrl1IA, April 22.-rrvate intelligence
las juAt boon received Ut n torribc riot whto.
took place ut Fallbrook, n town III tho HoNeH-
dalo district. 1t appears TINT the minors Of
that region, WHO number about 5,o00, formed .
Labor and Bonot Association, MI tndepond-
ont nocioty from the Minors National Union.
1taeontls tho members demanded certain pro.
yiHionH from tho operatives which tloy, claitnod
woro right according toa regulated trado aclied-
u'o of prices. Tho propriotora uttorly dta-
countonanced tho Society, rofuHing to employ
my minor WHO belonged to it, no nattor how
good his previous record.
4 NuMIiER or SWEDISH MINERS
ca1no in from tho adjoining anthracite regions,
s oon a. mnpgnE Ply no for r; ;TGr a soons Srs fly
old hands tried 1lrat persuasion and, finally,
forco, to got tho Swodos to join tho Working
Mon'a Loaguo, Which had conHpirol to stop NIL
mining operations until tho operators nccedot to
tho stipulation OF tho Union. Tha new minors
Toro
NOT TO he ooEncEp,
and tho result huB beon tint for tho past few
wooka brawls hayo boon Of frequent occurrence.
THE FEuD CuLM1NATED
tn open warfare yosturday about moon. whom tho
shifts wore being chnngod. Tho former enl-
ployos gathered nbout tho miners, many Of thon
being intl,riated by liquor, and, as tho unoffotd-
lug SwedoB passed., troy were groetod with 1cers
mud ouraos, md at last one OF tho ringeaders Of
the mob hurled Atono among them. This was
THE B10NAL ron THE MOT,
which ut onco opened In good olrnoBt. PstolB,
knivos, oluba, aud Btonos woro used with horrl-
bic ctiect. lilo riot laBted for some time, tho
Swolos defending themselves as best they could
without weapons. When tho authorities roaclod
tho gcone, the aaBailauta wore driven OF and tho
lenders arrested. About
TWENTY-FIVE swEnEs WEnE SERIOUSLY INJURED,
, 1874-04-23

Further Returns from City md vii.
lu9o EIocttosla In Illinois.

Further Returns from City md vii.
lngo Elocttosaa III Illinois.
MoSTIcELLo.
SpttfGf Diauatch ~ 1he Chicago Tribune,
MONTICELLO, ILL.,, April 22-Tllo election here
yosterday went anti-lcense, three to ono.
nL0oMlE0ToN.
Special Dispatch TO The 9h'eaao Tribune.
,caSs Ssra h. III IT, 1pr 2Tho os victory
much mora complete and effective than even tho
moat sanguino friends Of tho movement had
hoped for THO vote Of the people. given hlou-
day, instructa the City Counci! to lBsue no more
is thought that BY tho provisions OF tho city
charter they can paBg an ordinance entirely pro-
hbt,ng tho aalo Of liquor, not only. at
rotail, but Wholesale; Lawyers differ iii their
aro At work investigating. The result OF the
election has causod CONSERVATION nmong tho
saloou men, and wllisky-1nills and their contnnts
aro for Balo at wonderfully low prices. Ona or
two OF the thirty dealers geem disposed to olror
loyal Resistance, which, II they do, will opon up
:llo question Of tho legality of tho city cllarter.
Tho whisky interest bore, III elsewhere, ig worry
powerful, and commands largo amount Of cap-
ital, aud, If its organization III effected, ~ ia
scarcely probable. it will make an interesting
and tedious light.
spee;as D.pasch to Ihe Ch'caao Tribune.
CAIno, Ill, April 22.-1ho municipal election
horo yesterday waH SUCCESS Tor the temperance
pGenl0s ufbn AnN 3QW l!EGuHo M61G l4ttOA ArHlAok
eaoh other, aud high lcouso won In si1 ont Of
ReVen casoB.
DANv1LLE.
Special Dtspatch 10 J'he Ghfcdao 1rfbn"t.
DAAy1LLE, Ill, April 22-rhe municipal clco-
tion was contested Hquaroly by the License and
Anti-Ltceuao parties. Both did good amount
Of work, and. consequently, every available vote
| was polled. Tho result was a decided victory for
mon out Of ton. Their candidate tor Mayor was
dofoatad by tho present incumbent, Howard
| Myers. solely by lis own porhonal popularity.
| The ladies' wore engaged In prayer at lho North
street d. Z. Church from tho opening of the
polls to tho closing. The tenporauoe 1,ooplo are
| 1ubllant, and the llquor-golera Respondent.
KEWANLE.
Special Dispatch to The CAteago Tribune.
| KEwANEE. ILL.,, April 21.--The ayornge ma or
! ity for the Liconso ticket in Kowaneo was a..
, 1874-04-23
CRIME.

Twenty Ycnra In tile State PrIson.
NEW YonK, April 22.-Jolln Calvin, tho former
Keeper in the TomDs Prison. was found guilty
today of asaaulting Adolph HRuch, mud participate
ing III tho robbery Of his jowelry store, on tho
evening Of the 9th Of July last, aud was sen
tenced to twenty years confinement In tho State
Prison.
, 1874-04-23
LUMBER.

rho Michigan, Wisconsin,, and Min"
ncs0tu Products.
Correspondents af Tic Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, april 21.-From figures just
somplotcl, it is computed TINT the Michigan
!umber-yield for last winter will amount to
l,500, ,000 900 feet, Us compared with 2,5oo, ,000,-
300 foot in 1928. OF tho fold stool. loft over
from 1928, 1t Ia computed that tho mills have
on hand 050, ,000.0 900 feet; consequently, both
tho old stock and new cut, together, will not
produce within 100 100000 feet Of the crop alone
pf 1929.
Close crtinaatos OF tho Wiaoonain yield for last
Eintoy pra as follows:
, 1874-04-23
SUICIDES,

Sptctat Dtspa!ch to I'he Chicago Irtbun4,
doanEa, Ind, Apsll G,-A young lady, an
RHerIng to the mama OF Jenuio Campboll, com.
United auiolds In thls c!tg, this atipzaoon, by
, 1874-04-23
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 22.-For the Upper
Lake region aud tile Upper Alisaisnippl Valley,
northeast to northwest winds and generally
clear weather, except possibly light 1ain during
tho day from Illinois to Southorn Michigan.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO Aprtt a., 1874.
, 1874-04-23
Attempted Wlfc-Hlurtlor in Mason
CitYs ILL.,

Special DISPATCH 10 ThE CHICAGO Tribune.
MASON Cry, ILL.,. April GA dastardiy at
tempt at murder occurred hera ut o'clock yas-
terday evening. Loon Winn shot his wife, the
bullet lodging just back of the right oye, making
a very dangerous wound. VIM aftorward atolo
q horse and fled. Win,1 is about 29 years old.
md wears short. black hair, right hand crippled,
one eyo bloodBhot, with dropping ld
, 1874-04-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Nrw on1eAxs. April a2.-DnfApsrurrs-Flou
dull double $3.50 tfobo, s597H choice extra, s7Ca
Ma.80. Corn nrmer; yolow mixod. 800: Whit
nixod, BIC vhise 85c yellow 80c. Oats Arm at Goa
Gle. .'
DnAN-Qn!et at 81. .o5Gt.l0.
HAr-Dlll primo, SIT 90 choice, $1,000.
r1sovls1oNB-lork dull at SIT .50@17.75. Dry salt
moats-Biles scarce ut Gz5, D1l@yAo. Bacon hr1ner
at ~, ~, o'i. 10, 1o5f0a10lSc. Hams, 12s1@lac.
Lart scarce refined Hnrcc held ut 10tc.
suoAn-1n fair demand common, 81<@7o fair to
fully fair, 7A@8o rrimo, 8Hc.
Notwithstanding doing.
Wn1aKr-Duil; Loulalana, o7@oso: Cincinnati,
$1.0l. -.-.
OorrEE-2fa2iNc.
Cum MEAL-Dnlt at $3.50,
CorroN-peu,aud s,ack prices caeior; sales 1900
bales. Good ordinary to strict good ordinary, 1s9@
17o ntddiinga 10 atrot middngs, 17N@i7sso;@ good good
mlddung, 17alo. Nocoipts, 1,xl balcs. Exports-
Continent, 2Gy0: Great britain, 340o. 9tock, 1g, ,4U
bales unsold, n, 100 balea.
QoLp-113!i. .......
ExoItA4oE-sight par Rtorling, IS. .lo@6.s0.
, 1874-04-23

DErno1r, l,cll., April 21-b 2. m.-Newa from
Mackiuao report tho straits clear Of leo l'af "ay
from Oheboysa,l to NInckinac, Tho weather III
clear, tho Thermometer IS degrees, md tho wind
northwest and brisk. Ton vessels aud tivo pro-
pBllers aro III thn straits bound up.
DETnolg, April a2.-Nows from tho straits,
that it IL lIaGio to glye w WY Ut uny hour, or it
may hold for ssyeral days. Tie wind IL south
wost md light, with the thermometer at 80 dog:
At o'clock this morning tho 6tratta Aro full OF
yeBaols.
breaking up.
Tho Supreme Court Of Iowa md tho United
, 1874-04-23

8psaiat D|*patcA to This Chicuyo 1t{bune.
DosTna. Aiasa., April 22-Thero nro vague ro-
ports aloat that Dutlor will make no attompt on
tho GoyotnorHhip tAis year, aud better-grouncol
ones that, In any eyent, tho EkBox District will
make 1t dilloult for him to roturn to QopgreBs.
, 1874-04-23

Tho leftover stock il estimated at 600, 900, 900
feet mixing total for the year Of 400, ,000,0u0
soot, or 300,000,000 short OF last years crop
lone. or tho new crop, loss tban tho usual
frosllots md tho aggregate available stock this
scaaon will probably not exceed 1000, 600, 900
foet, the balanco being loft in tho woods.
In Minnesota, on tho Upper mississippi, the
nddo od sooE ca
at most, makes total, ut tho most liberal csti-
matc, Of 177,0O0000 feet from all possible
HourccB, against 200, ,000 600 feet actually manu-
factured liant year.
The market may DO considered safe, therefore,
trom oyey-stoch,ng.
, 1874-04-23

taking Btryohnino. It Ia beliovod hor parents
roBdo noar Bryan, o.
LONDON. April -Chrstinn, tho tlrnt mato Of
tho Fronoh HtoamBlip Amoriquo, has committed
euirii]n.
, 1874-04-23
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, O., April 22.-Tho Judicial articlo
to-day came up IN tic Constitutional Convention
for third roading. md waB dofontcd by. vote
OF 81 for to AZ against. It lacked Of tito con-
atitutional majority.
, 1874-04-23

Pursuit Of Outlaws IN California.
SAN FnAso1sco April 22.--Osicers parsung
tue notorious murderer Vasquoz and party camo
on them in the mountains near Los Angeles.
They abandoned their horses aud camp, and fled
OH foot, closely pursued. II oyortaAon, thoro
will probably DO a bloody fight
, 1874-04-23

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-:rho Galveston Nc,cs'
San Antonio special says Mr.. Milback, COM
morcal trayolor, oil route from Gollad to Bee
vile iu an ambulance. accompanied by d
negro driver, was attacked by three
buudits. Ono ted hIilbnck, wAilo tho othors
were searching for the money md yaluablea,
Milback succeeded IN getting one arm loose mud
drawing pistol concealed under his coat, killed
two Of the Mghwaymon, but was linsolf killed
by tho third. Tho negro managed to escape with
tic money aud valuableH, amounting to several
Thousand dollars.
, 1874-04-23

YANKTos, D. r., April 22.-The Grand Jury
this morning returned an Indictment against
Wiutermuto Tor murder and ho WIS remandod by
tue court to iail to await hiH trial.
Middletown transcript., 1874-04-18
9gritultural'
Mich Cows and Butter.

With proper srtsheemsnss. md good
keeping Of COWS. no more profitable do.
mestic source Of employsssnt can b. I'D
than butter making mice print butter
from the country will always counsnd siz-
~ to eighty cents per pound in large
market--it comes to market 6rm and nice
looking If it Be prepared with skill A
good COW, partly fresh. II we'll milked snd
we'll fed. will yield at least from 81 10 8J
per week. or $40 per month, and her keep
will not cost over IS for that time. Thrcs
or four cows would thus yield nice littls
revenue per month. If properly Fixed for
it, dairy business is twice as profitable i6
winter as it is in summer. S,aear-cases
or Cottage Cheese, is very saleable in vim
ter at prices that make the scum milk yield
profit nearly up to the butter made from
the cream taken from the scam milk n
nice article will readily csmmand sixteen
cents quart, and rich milk to eat with
it will command ten cents per pint. 1t il
in great demand we have noticed Of late ia
our markets. 1t forms the great dessert
for la. ge class Of our people. especially
for Sunday. What immense quantities Of
saleable provisions are lost to our country
people through ignorance Of the deunshd
of, or inattsntion to these small industries.
belonging to the household economy "
rural homes 44gli