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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04
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legislative ticket fifty one Republic
can majority.
DAYTON, Nov. ;.
uaz,ett twenty majority and Adams
twenty one.
Hazie.t's majority in Carson Town
ship lSo.
storey comfy large Republican ma
iori.y for Legislative ticket. s:a;e ana
County ticket badly scratched o"'
supposed to he ahead.
Wa,hoc county close, result cannot
be known until done counting.
Douglas county gone Republican by
a large majority.
Elko county reported as having
gone for Bradley by good majority.
Humboldt county reports Repubi-
can ticket safe.
Churchill! is safe for tie Democratic
ticket.
REcoGS1TIos Of . new Baptist church
| in Carson City on SUNDAY, November y
1874. known as the First Baptist church
Of Carson City. The following IN the
ministry were preseu! Rev. c, L. Fish
or of Virginia City. Rev. II. Richard
son Agent of Nevada Bible Society
Rev. c. A. Bateman Of Wadsvorth and
Rev. S. L. Rics Of Virginia City. com
posed the council. Re-. II Richardson
wa. chosen Moderator, and Rev. {. l.:
| Fisher, CLERK, whereupon the names OF
sixteen were presented and entered INTO
tn. organization. Rev. G. A bateman
preached the recognition sermon IRON
Job. VI chapter, 10th verse. hG'' II
Eichardson msde the charge 70 the
church. and right hand Of fellowship by
Rev, G. l.. Fisher after which the
church celebrated the ordinance OF the
Lords supper. Benediction ty tee
Moderator.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

MANY OF tho principal stores and
houses Of business were closed yester-
dao and every body seemed 10 give their
whole time to election matters. Save
the crowd on the streets about the county
buildings the town bore Az exceedingly
quiet appearance.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

PtrsoSs living in the southern pnrt OF
the ciy are complaining Of their chick
ems being stolen during the last few
NIGHTS. John Chinaman is tie sus-
p-cted party.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

srrAMBoAr.-We heard that Steam
boat, in Washoo county, WAS about able
to stand off the prison laborers. coionizsd
in that county, for the purpose OF carry
ing old Washoe for tie Den oeracy. Out
IF 100 odd vo:s. cast at Steamboat, lis
were reported stsaisLt Republican. IL
true We say good. "a. a.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

Several OF the young
men in town are diligently studying the
ar, Of telc.rapling, and + that rn' Lave
stretched wires connecting ti:,if several
n,ac,s Of abode, owe: every h>..7stop IN
town. We noticed n1.o}st OF t'&!"-
less yoSths. yesterday, e"GAa'd II tire
task of Is, Ing the wire,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

Some Of our Canadian
citizens, true TO their instincts, we heard,
were shut out waiting to iud purchaser
for Ii eir votes. This is rs 1t should Dc
Ii they have not enough love for their
adopted country to So and vote as they
want TO without being paid for the act,
they ought not to vote al all. While this
NAV be so of some, yet we can say with
pleasure that a large majority of them
voted early, ard as we believe, in the in
tsrss. of the Government and the Adj
miristration.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

WAnM and pleasan. was yesterday
and al natur. looked gay ana everybody
came up smiling" No doubt things
will wear q more .onbre look with some
rs the election returns como IN.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

In CARsoS PKEc1Scr, the vote for Gov
ernor, as elsewhere stated, gave Haz'ett
1879 majority. At midnight li6 votes
were can,sssed. The result showed thus
far Bradley 81, Haziett 53: Ellis Of,
Woodburu 50: Schooling so. Tuf,y 80;
Stewart 50, Whitehill &C, HI! -, PowR-
ing 60: Clayton AZ, Wright CT; DoTon
IS, Edwards 60: Helm 20. Lon9ahaugh
II; WATSON Il, S.:ft g; Belly 81,
Peters 80.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

EMrIEE CIrT.-The result Of the cleo
ton in Empire precinct is as follows:
Governor Bradley, IS; Hazlett, Go,
Stale Senat0r-T. d. Edwards, 30;
DoroD, -.
Asssmbly-,H aynie. 81; Helm, -;
Joues, 93; Gardner, 81; Mason, b; and
/ on5ablGgh, s..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

In ENTIRE the Republican ticket ha
about 2 to the Democrats |.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

L1BxnAL.-Them most liberal politician
of the age lives in Carson. He IL
Young man of bright intellect and bill
liant genius. and for these notable quail
tiles was placed on the Democratic and
Liberal Republican ticket for the office
OF Public Administrator. His opponent
was wide awake Republican. who had
A lot of Democratic tickets printed with
his own name in the place of the regular
Democratic nominee The cigar.mnn,
supposing all was right. peddled his OPP
ponent's tickets for about six hours, do
ing GOOD service for Johnny, until
some friend discovered his mistake and
showed him his error. 1t was pitiful to
see the waste OF tickets he made and
shocking to hear him repeat Summers
speech and dsnouacing Sharon and hls
friends.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

AT Brunswick Precinct Bradley's ma
iority was II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The FAvornE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon.
corner II King and OYnsby streets. 10 becoming
the favorite r. sort Of this city. The great
attraction il fredericksburg Beer. while the
hest Of wines, liquors and cigars arc. also. sid
at the bar first class billiard Table for the
amusement Of guests. y cold lunch ut all hours
and hearty good cheer for al are its recoIhmen-
cations to public favor. z. r. Brown IL the
proprietor. r'--.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

Tn. NEW L.w.-The election passed
off very quietly yesterday. The arrange
rent was such that tbs voters passed IN
at one door, long way from the polling
place, and passed through long dark
alley to the ballot-box, voted and cane
out at another door. Ths l0O-foot circle
seemed to be sacred ground, and there
was no pull;nc or hoodlum conduct at o.
about the polls, and not one fight or
row all day. The system Of each voter
taking bis number and name with HIM
very naturally assisted the inspectors IN
finding and checking names on the pol
list. On the whole We are pleased with
tie workings Of the law 50 far, aud hope
it may he continued.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-04

A MYsTERy.-Last evening man was
found in a weak and exhausted condition
and seriously hurt aboutthe head, under
ono OF the sheds of Davis Mill north OF
the Railroad Depot. He stated that he
was from Maryland, and that in coming
from Reno last sunday he fell on the
ears. aud was seriously cut about the
head. After lying stunned and bleeding
he erawled to the mill and laid down I'M
der one o. the sheds, where he remained
until found last evening, without having
had any food or noarishment IN all that
time. The unfortunate man was taken
il charge by Commissioner Gardner
who had him conveyed to the hospital
where he is now lying. The man 10 said
10 be very low and it is doubtful whether
be Will tecbyef. There seems to he N
.if6f mystery 'abou, the matter which
Will probably be explained in a few days
, 1874-01-08
COAL.
Tho Proposed Conn binnstosa OF An-
thrucite Dealers in New York,
SpectGi DiapaEca 70 The Ehiraaa Yriduue

THO proposed Com bi1lntt0sa OF An.
throcitc Dealers in New York.
Snectat D'spatch to The Chicago Tribune
NEW YoRS. Jun. 7.-Roprosentatiyo I. Of t!,o
Anthracite Coal Company mot agniu this morn
ing at tho office OF tho Delaware Il Hudson Com
pany, No. II broadway. Tho object Of these con-
feronccr, as tolcgrnphed you yesterday, is to
form, IT practicable, IL combination by which pri-
COS can 10 completely controlled by tho Roadlng,
Delaware i Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna
y western. Wiikeshnrro Coal and Iron
Company, Pcnnsylvania Coal Company, and Lo-
high Coal Exchange. Like tint held Tuesday,
tue meoting to-day was Eocret. It is UNDER
Stood tint tho EreAtcr part Of tho session WAS
occupied IN discussing tue question Of tonnage,
Dat no decision 1Tas arrived at on that poiut,
Tne moro important questions of standard
prices OF coal to consumers, end Of atrikos,
moosing VAS to consider, were not re-
forrcd to. a more informal meeting than this
1t would DO difficult 10 imagine. It had
no Chairman or Secretary. There was no formal
ntaten1ent, and no decision ut adjournment whnn
tue noxs soting shall bo hold. though it is bo-
loved one Kill bo held tomorrow. 1Ir. Quiu-
tard, Of tile Philadelphia & Reading Coal md
combination would not be likely to raiso prices
materially thoir clliof object being to secure
standard OF prices for coal, to which
all the companies will conform, Horetn-
fore it has bcon the custom, he saiu. to
lower pricea ut the beginning OF March, to in
duce consumers to buy coal when not in need of
It, and .priceR woro then steadily advanced until
i3 in3eeombor, and were held at a atand-still from
thnt time until March. Increased difficulties
and cost Of mining and rivalry between ditror-
eIt companies. rondora necessary more uniform
scale Of prices.
, 1874-01-08
THE WEA1,.

sYNorszs FOR THE pAHr TWEEN, The aToa of
WAsN1Saros, Jan 81 a. m. " the Gust.
lowest barometer M IL @ mow eentFal ne. >ssure has
diminished from this region eastward '" and
Atlantic coast. Heavy rains with tresh o.
brisk oasterly und sol,thorly wiilds. hRye p.
vailed In Now Englsnd and IN the Middle slates.
The temperature has risen slightly on tho East
and Middle Atlantic coast whilst i has fallen
decidedly in the aouth Atlantic States. Less
,:Ioudincas, viii, light to frosh wenterly wlntlH,
prevail IN lcorgia, and theuce westward to the
Lower AliHstssppi Valley, Tho Ohio Nlyer las
rinon Is feet at Marietta md feet at olncn-
nntt.
PROBABILITIES.
For Now England, oloqdy md threatening
crly aud snutheasterly winds, will prevail DUR
inG lilo day. For the Middle btatoA and
tue eastorn portion Of tue Lower Luke Region,
fresh to brisk northe9sterly to aouther'y
winds, with partly cloudy weather, aud
areas OF rain. probably clearing during
Tue afternoon. wInda shifting to westerly, and
, 1874-01-08
FATAL CAT-BtTE.
Terrible Dcntlt After Six motitllss Po1.r
4oliMg Of tho Hood.

From the Stte I1Ta stt, Jan. q.
nlr. damGs Raymond dica ct htn Residence, lal
ooia street. Drooklyn. o. o'clock yesterday
morning, OF hydtophop!a. s1x lhonthn ago,
erostnre suddenly Turned and BIT him severely
IN tic hand. Ile wound WAS dtosHed, and Mr-
Haymond oxncrlcncod no sorious inconvenicnce3
from It until last Iuenday About noon Of
h!1atness, Maiden lane and Water street. Ho
aiseoyorea e an obstruction IL hl5 breathing. and
naa eeyefo pains IN tho head. For tlmo io waa
ninwiiang my TO believe that anything sorions nilod
Dim, pns no WaH compelled to quit hie work and
sont LOT physiclan. who decided that tho nil
oms aac, was congestion OF tue !eft iung and pro-
sctlned 1of THO pattont with TINT Wow. Tho
, 1874-01-08
WASHINGTON,
The Postal Savings Banks
Scheme Has Little
Strength in Con-
gress.


Spfc1dt Ul6pI{ch 10 1it5 EAfcaH0 1r7t&HE,
WEST VIRGINIA CONTESTED BEAT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Wost Virginia Con-
grossonal contest WAS Settled today, 80 far as
tho House Committee on Elections Is concerned.
On final vote tho Committee stood two in fayor
Of tho August election, thrco against and tho
remaining ELK mombors held TINT Il now election
should bo hold. Each OF tito three divisions Of
tho Committee will submit reports to the House
ut an carly day.
POSTAL aAv1Has nANEs.
Tho House Committee on Banking and Cur
rency had mootings laat pight and this morning,
and will hold another tomorrow morning, to
consider CrosTell's Postal Savings Bank schemo.
Tho project has no strength inside or outside
tho Committee.
WILLIAMS.
There arc no now developments with regard to
WilliamR' confirmation.
8ALAnY nErEAL.
The Senate will dovotc tomorrow to further
discussion Of tho Salary Repeal bill.
.... THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
comes up IN the Houde Tomorrow. unless some
thing more important is allowed precedence.
GEN, HuRLBurs CONNECTION WITH CERTAIN
COTTON TRANSACTIONS.
In a hearing of the claim Of J. 3. Clarke i Co.
against tho Government, before tho Court Of
Clnims, last Saturday. Col Harry Robinson, Of
Now York, testified to tho following facts That
in tho spring Of 1865 ho was Provost Marshal on
tho staff of al.j j.-Gcn. Stephen A. Hurlbut, now
q member of Congress, representing tho Fourth
Illinois District, then in command of tho Do
partment OF tile Gulf; that quantity OF cotton
which il stated ut s. 35 bales, belonging to Clarke
4 Co.. Was soizod BY order of Gon. Hurlbut
that in few days thereafter, On consideration.
OF Sl0, 600 casl, Huflbut issued an orlor ro!eas-
ing tho cotton: that tho money WIS to be divided
rs foltows Con. Hurlbut, $4,000. tho re,nni.,-
dor to DO divided between q Government COL
lcctor nnmod Dennison and tho wituoss. The
Nnitt1- tHH1r CHrrnlaqi1t 1.Nr 41.nA
way at the time. it sccmu, and discovered tho
condition Of affairs, which at once put M end to
tho dic.er: The money, however. was not ro-,
the Government. Churges covering these points
wero preferred against Gou. Hurlbus, but thoy
wore forwarded to tho War Department with
Gen; Gratts Endorsement to the effect that it
would not be for tho bost interests of tic sor-
vice that thoy should DO tried. Shortly after,
a. an order from tho Var Department mustered
zen. Hmrlbut out OF tho service. tho master
aute- dating July, 1865. TheBe charges arc now
on dle in tho Department.
, 1874-01-08

specfdt DspaFch I" The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jau. 7.-Goy. Taylor Inns boon
c!osoted nearly oil day with eomc Of his ad-
y'soss, considering the matter Of Stata Prison
directors mud Warden. hut it is stated tonight
that tho matter will not 10 settled for several
days. Sat Cnrk is hero or tho anxious sent ami
objects to attempts to r7llo linn ont. Mr. l.. B,
neah Taxes possession OF tho Office OF Suporin-
@ndent Of Public Property tomorrow.
Inc only additional important appointments
announced .' today aro thoBo alroady foreshadow-
gu OF tic Hon. I. @. Sloan for Assistant ht-
1ornoy: General. aud Francis Eassiug for State
Librarian, III place OF Couuyer
, 1874-01-08

S7eclal DlspdScA % Tic CAlc7Go 7Fi6N,lf.
white man. engineer on tho louisville Road.
was killed by lis abandoned wife this evening
while asleep tho woman splitting his skull opeil
With T. clearor. uo left hor some t:mo . at
Nashville, but she followed him here fe- & rs
ago, and, obtaining board next door to h; r.
ing;,houae, watched her opportunity. Kill. n,
and IVES arrested.
, 1874-01-08

The Davenport, ln., National lfuntlx.
sutc'nl D'spate4 to The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Jan. I'd. II. French, prosi-
tle1't OF the Duluth Il st. Paul lsaiIroad, has sold
all hia interest in tho First National Hank Of this
city, Of which institution ho was ono Of tho origi-
nators Ho Bold ZIG share1 ut s2O0 por Aharo,
1naking total OF :i3 20o. Noarly all tho atockof
tho National Banks OF Davenport is at 100 por
cent preminm and hard to obtain at that figure.
Tue Hon. Hiram Price. proHidout Of tho First
National, haa also gone out Of TINT bank having
aold out his interest, amounting to about 25, 600.
Jameh Thompson will probably DO elected Prosi-
dent III place of Price,
, 1874-01-08

Special DsNa1ch 70 TIC CAicaqo 7fa6WHe.
DAVENPORT, H., Jnn. IA fro at Clinton,
To-, yesterday, destroyed ". II. LETTERS boot and
shoe store, loss, $1,000; a building belonging
to ]. Webber, loss, $4,000; another belonging
to William Shields, losa. S25,0 900; Woolienden-
S oshef osses sas0ai gSsG sota i2e oss is
surance, $4,000.
A fire Mt Onnwn, on Monday, destroyed tho
warehouse Of Frooland l. Cleghorn, agricultural
implements and lumber, Warner d Chapman,
dry goods, and q millinery store. Tho loss ia
315000, Light insurance on tho stocks, and tho
buildings aEo complete loas
, 1874-01-08

Much interest has been created In all Gee.
tions OF the country by tho report read at re-
cent session Of tlle Trench Academy, concerning
the anti-miagmatic influences Of tho eucalyptua
sojourning in Jacksonville, has recently received
number Of plants from the Agricultural De-
partmcnt ut Washington, which have been dis.
'tribnsod among aoine Of tho moet intelligent
farmers for experimental purposes. A letter
that tie soil and climate OF Flotida arc favorable
for the growth Of this remarkable production
Tallahassee FI0rldian.
, 1874-01-08

with lowcr Temperature. For tho Routh Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, continuation tempera-
elonr Or fair woatlier. For Tennessee md tho
Ohio Valloy, aouthrcBterly to northwostorly
Winds, with low tomperaturo, md cloar or
cloudy weather. For Southern Michigan and
10y, cenr or fair weather, with light to frohh
houthorly winds, and but light changos Of tom
porature.
Frcshota will occur In tho rivors Of Central
New York, Pennsylvania md Virginia.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
C1iluAuU, inn, 81 q. m.
, 1874-01-08
CASUALTIES,

Damaging ItAilr0na Collision Nrnr
Union City, Ind.
S1feiat DisNateh 10 Tile Chfcago Tribune.
UNION ClT1, Ind, Jan. IA collision too1,
plaeo tms ~! afternoon at 4;30, two miles west Of
or four mon were hurt, one dangerously. Both
engines % y we're badly injnrod. No trains can pass
, 1874-01-08

a,.,-o,o, 'op0iy Victory ut EkeoI1ulx.
spesa1 p''s; Returns thlls Tar ron"Iyc, m
tho h spsciai oSotiou s o. " n tlta county to-day,
for Representative to ill avAcaa,oy; Indicate the
acceHh Of Courad Hchriyos, 'uu 20 ataI- MoMopo-
list candidate. This gives the *A"'1-Hlohopolsts
majority Of une iu the HOUSE.
, 1874-01-08
AGRICULTURAL,

Proceedings OF tho lnhinnn Stnto
boards.
Specfa! Dspatch to The Chtraao Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, jan. 7.-At the morning HeasIon
OF tho State Board Of Agriculture, n resolution
by Mr. Williams WAS adopted offering
premium for tho best-made dirt or gravel roads
in various townships. 4 resolution was passed
requiring stock mon to keep their exhibits on
exhibition only during tho continuance Of the
State fair proper. Ono week after that owners
Of property to romoye them. Mr. Seward,
from tho Committee, presented memorial
commemorative Of tho life aud services Of Alr.
Dosier, dcCoaged member, which was road and
spread upon the minutes. Discussion sprahg
up concerning tue breeding Of live stock. during
which Afcssrs. Meridoth nnd Cablo gayo us tho
me1ls arc obtained from in.a,,G-in breeding. Tho
Committee OH Rules recommended TINT hore-
after the salo Of Intoxicating liquors be
prohibited on the Fair-Gro,inde, which
Gesom@eaatiGa n;aa Tas Vs. adopted without
expressed tho opinion that beor and alo were
consi1ercu Intoxicating, nnd thoy were included.
At tho afternoon session members were elected
as follows First District, l.. a. Burke, Posey
County Second, Hon. J. D. Williams. knox
Y: 3. Seward, Monroe soyonth. Jacob Mutz,
johnson Fourteenth, Stephen Davidson. Ful-
toni Fifteenth, John Sutherland, Lnporto;
tSi,t Sixteenth, +, n; Lockport DoEalh;
foc tho last Monday in September, 1874. An
cEort to elect mnmbcr Of the Board from In
dinnapolis failed.
THE sTATE HORTICULTURAL, SOCIETY
continued in session through the day. The $685.
sion was principally, devoted to reading papers
Oh trnit cult'lro null discussions thereon. The
Socicty resolved to hold tho next session at
planneld on Dec. 2, 1874
, 1874-01-08
Alexander County Circuit Court Sen-
(CDCE9s

sntciat Dispalch 70 Tic Chic01o tribune
CANo, ILL.,, Jan. TN the Alexander Circuit
Court yesterday, six men wore sentenced to tho
Pcnitentiary for larceny, and ono for IN attempt
to kill. 4 young man was sentenced to tho
State Reform School cightoon months for lar
Stats Prison Tor larceny.
, 1874-01-08
Wlllfn1 Murder In Dnvicsx County.
Kv.

:, LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. TN Dayless County.
ki:yy:, !15t Monday. two negroes aud white man
killed Jonathan Gassett. One OF tho necroea'
walking up to Gaasett. .placod u pistol against
his botiy, tigcd. and killed him instantly Tho
thr"e then dragged tho body to ditch, where it
was found tho next day. The murderers wore
arrested aul lodged i'll iail
, 1874-01-08

!. INDIANAPOLIS, Jnn. IA fire broke out in the
street. last night. 1wenty-oight out Of thirty
two horses in tho stable at the time pershod be-
fore thoy could bo got out, aud fifteen or twenty
valuable carriages and buggios were burned.
Tho amount Of insurance or total loss cannot DO
aBcortaned to.tlight.
, 1874-01-08

juat beon made MP, and Wilt DO published in tho
city papors tomorrow. Tho total receipts for
tio yoar amounted to s1o4, ,548.41, m lnoroaso Of
II por cent. Total b1ainess OF tho Money Order
Department, 81, 140, ,022. o. All noroAse of 80 ror
gent. Lottora dcl!yorod, 2,a89, ,505; lettorH col
leotcd, !, Ill .A88 lotters mailed, oyor 900 00o
, 1874-01-08

Spccial Diapatch to The C3iicano Tribune,
FoSD pu LAC, Wis, Jan. 7.--Whilo Fond du
Lac is comparatively froo from, disastrous
drunken rows, it il not entirely exempt. Two
mon named Austin Mcary und James Bills, who
came from tho pincry short timo since, got
knives. Mea1y etahbcd Bills eight ti1ucs intiict-
ing three soyero wounds about the hoad, thrco
IL the body, and two In tho arm. Bills death is
hourly expected. 4 man uanaed Patldon inter-
tered to save Blla, aud Moasy stabbed him in
tho RrM,
, 1874-01-08
THE ICE CROP AT La SALE.

sptciNl U|sldtth to TIE C1irag0 tribune,
!, LAsALLE. Jan 7.-1'he prospect ~ regards
tho y ice erop u more encouraging. This evening
tile leo IL eight inches thick III tho steamboat cut
II this city, and nonowhAt thickcr tl,an that in
tha bnyou opposite Pora. William T.. Huso and
Pot9r Howerp: OF Eorll, and 1Iioltoy t. bartlett,
OF tiis city, will commence tho haryost to-mor.
TOW with large fotco OF men nul orsoa.
, 1874-01-08
feAfI3r0Y f,4bE2fxin,

~ ColiAsa0a NenT KcOkEk.
Spseja1 n'snatch 70 The Ci.ieftao 4s,1.nsc,
AEosuK, Jan. IA collision occu,red on tia
opposite side Ut the river, tLis morning betwaan
= = freight train Of tho Toledo PEORIA & Wsrsow
Nallroad and one Of tho Toledo, Wabasb 4 Vest
err, sit,i tne ,> hrat named bnekng into thu other
Two Ron wore slightly injured and asyoral osrs
,adly Anlaalod up ''80 so'os"4 oafa
, 1874-01-08
OBITUARY..
flrss Ham

F1Ts. Hannah. svakeIey.
OAAHA. Neh.. jan. 7.-hlrB. Hannah WakeleY,
mother of Judge Wakeloy, . prominent lawyor,
diod this evening.
, 1874-01-08

Special Dtsudfeh to 1hc Chicago Tribune.
RocEFoEp. ILL.,, Dec, 7.-shcriff Poats yestor-
making for the prairies with horse and cutter
atolen from this piace. He Is now iu iuil,
, 1874-01-08

Special DsaE1fch to Tie Ehjcdon Tribune
JOLIET, Ill.,. Jan. 7.-Tho case Of Conductor
Bean. Of tho Lemont railroad disaster, is fixed
for trial IN the Circuit Court Of this county. on
Thursday Of next week. O'Brion, Of Peoria,
will defend him. Bean was indicted in Cool;
County for mansaughter, but took change Of
vcDl1c,
, 1874-01-08
ksccpEorEr Of stolen Funds.

PEon1A. ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Dotectivos Best, of Buf-
aalo, y. T.. and Mltson, Of Peoria. to-day sue
for roboipg tic United States Express aefe . on
the Peorin Il ltock Island Railroad OF &c. 900. to
confess tho robbery and show them where tho
money WIS hidden, by which all oxcept $500 was
, 1874-01-08

- 'ATl, @. Jan. 7.-Snmuel Dnylsg for
CisclSA adetcctyc on The Eolico force ro-
several fesf. = tue force aH n patrolmau, was
Gently. "n!e O. 91arge amount Of Htolen goods.
found harbori'g. d for burglary and to-day
l1o had been indict. 1 left tle clty,
jumped 81 ,001 bail an 49, -.
, 1874-01-08

Iowa CrrY, Jan. IA fire in this city last
night destroyed tho Domestic Sewing -AInchnc
depot. Loss, $4,000; insurance in tho Franklin
and Atlas, 81, 600,
, 1874-01-08

MILWAUKEE P0ST.0FFtCE STATISTICS,
=. Spefat DfstMtpl. H. THe chieaqo Tribune.
MlLwAuKEE. Wis., Jan. 7.-Ihe popt- -Oflloo
returns Tor Milwaukee for tho past year hayo