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, 1874-05-29

DHa - a.. nr.4A..,u, rrL..-.G -.
70 On e3tont thst, oonhioorifg .he opPresslyenoas
OF tue woatnoe, naa not n tho highest degree
oeslfaplo. Ino mattef o. interest M "as Tue Com-
san1 meneomens e1eIcieo1 OF tno bDnnal institnte,
whtch we're opohod With TITO entitled Dear
Lora aeGopt nus hoafe, o. mlno, (which was fol-
lowca Mith p!n}oI ~ tMo Noy. hlr: A1tell ana =
!uartett9 enstloo, "shepnofd OF 'Ihlne lsfaol
le9a us; - r., r.,.,-
i. mr. =. q. uayie, o. daupolle, thon mounted
ING rostrnm and apokc on Our Plans,' aetting
ioFth me importance Gf directing al plans to tho
dtyino hoh1ovement-th onthlontnE OF hollneBs.
10 Waa succeeded by Mr.. u: X. Hoover, OF
MnhoninB, Ph., who delivered i'ls viewa on
Public ConBceuce,h advocating a hichor
| standard of nubt}n chatt,tv thnn IN NJ nrnRent
m,,ifo.f,i '' 4' " " F'~
A'STg H. ~ poat ~ xyoat ,yohst,x Nv .or-
~: ~ ~ Ieet, u Hobs Hcpntef, y. II COZ"
ssdoting that names arc tho symbols OF achiove-
mo1tg, and that OF John HusBh particularly
eeo, proceeded to demonstrate 1t quito satin
Nr q rtrt+1. IT p,,..s, n ,,-t-.,,ol
, 1874-05-29


% an, Inmates .na s1soy hsn.0 auncot M to se
an toa "n @ro' war; ~ na TO sho ier. nfdie
serving in te armies Of sfo United ahtea and tl,t
ire sed a.. n as M a Ieo Manng hase a. ~
snd ssyersy src nmntea snescs to sald res nna
artolcs - Has ~" % g!o" 10 tnc ptotocton theIco.
sna sMa az nnn!us ,' yeh " rsmmneu IN hna'o nn
1 I t. lii nas Msn 10 II. @
non,mandsr nnn ticrcos 1foh 'a'a ioe W '
Tat a on n1 vn any 2. May ae th: " saIa snmns
,nss comns,nt u wr;t =, Gy 81 ;Snr1s
to tiIs Muncinni Court Of anfd Mwnntca fointY. oi,
N ai ~, ~ n os s"a a11 ~ @ sna nn
CITY anil County Of Mllvaukoo. hsnt and nsanMlt laid
1Ivnea wherrfnrs ia mrovs fhSv ,.x 10 rrra.ind and
dsnlt y,tt. acenrdno ~ inv '1' W anu
THAT on n ann,s div ill., n, nr ~ r.a ro,r. snroa
,,ron sa ronbiaint s 1c1vn ra1 r. fi,a Hhcriff NJ
aaiil co,,ntv xnrrsnt cnnv y s,hirn ia .nnsIri to
tho uotitDil for Tia arre.t of ni nf.onnnr and Ma,
Ming for fhn comnIatnt nIicucd
Tfat. IN iha 3sth inv n ar.v 1s7l Jo,,n Me
Donnid. IL xirtna Of tn rre isa1, nnihnritw co.
tainpd In mil warrant nnl xiihnut making INV d.
nan ,hsrefnr ~ Il" .sti IL Observation-Disclosures N, om
nar1er. nr ot,,nr nersnn wliaisnaxer cnored .,non
Nnt}onsi rtrmc tIs mrisdicitnn nrnr hirh hss hon.
cnicl IL IN fn,tnf etstna. sa sfnTeaai1 and rpiag
ftlly mi ynrotv tna1 AMI rn,Tsoi awnv to lin n.jd
dity of M;wnkcn tho bov al tia sni1 john pConnnr
aui Mt ali times sinco tist dnte i,as nnnwfny anil
forcLly confined lin in thu omon fnIl OF saIi Mil
.sa,,kcs 1onntv ,shnrn he il INV connncI: A1.'~
rhrt NJ tha tino of anil arrrnt sad Jotn cf,onnor
wab 6n duty ut lilo said Nati,nni Homo, by order Of
the commanding officer thereof.
Petoner further alleges that no assault Or battery
or other ARRAY ever occurred botween said Hynes and
~" III NJ Mahn1s' ME- saa sa oGonnos' On nnl eSia
Tim. IN tha ;s,fd f1itT If Sfiis,aHkecl Hcl
but tnt The ssn1o II Ut ILL., occurred on tho grounds
, 1874-05-29

6I1ecSdl Disralch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
EhsT SAGINAW. May 28.-On the 22d Of Nov
venlbes laut, two turner's, I. II. Bpau1sbury md
got into some trouble regarding tho driving Of
teams in front Of SphulBbury's houuo,
during. which Roed Btruck spaulsbury with
n club on tho head, aud also With L
spade. spaulHbuty died from the effects Of The
injuries two days after. and Reed was arrosted,
aud after an examination wes bound over to tie
Circuit Court and committed to jail. Tho caao
came up for trial in the Circuit week ago. the
bost legal talent in tho county being
employed on both sides. The oaso went to the
jury ut o'clock this afternoon. and d verdict Of
uanHl2ughter, with recommendation for
mercy, was returned at o'clock This even
ing. Tho parties in the case are well-to-do FARM
ers. and the triM has attracted moro than ordi-
nary attention.
, 1874-05-29
PERSONAL,


Jamcs ]. o'Kelly, the Cuban correspondent Of
the Now York Herald, Vas at tho Pacific yenter-
day.
Daly's theatrical troupe have engaged roomB
at tho fremont during their engagement at
Hooleys.
Thore WAS golden wedding at 0berlin, O.,
Wednesday, at which Chicago WAS prominently
represented. The honorable and happy couple
were tho parents OF II. z. Culver, OF tho firm Of
Culver, Page, Toyne l. Co.; Of g. z. Culver,
Iate President OF tile Board OF Trade; u. r. Gull
yer, late Lincoln Park Commissioner; aud
George N. Culver. Of Culver & Co.. also, tho
parents-in-)aw Of 3. Gilbert. aasoclato editor OF
Grand Pacifo--J. Coudit Smith, New York +;
II. Y. Attrill, Baltimore; g. LoiBe London,
Eng; N. Mullikin, st. Louis; D. ii. Mcclellan
Now York; J. B. Siddell, Yokohama, Japan; l..
Alexander, U. s. A.; A. T. LOWS. indianapolis.
49,, Palmer House-Col. Lord Clurina, Liner
iok. Ireland Samuel J. Thorn, Now York Mar
tin Z. Garrison, A1nboy; Robert ComIey, Indian
gostona; Q. T. aIowitt, Lonaon, Eng. ": W.
j. s. NJ; ous :. worth, New York. .. j.
Sherman UouSe-The Hon. Fl. II. CalkinB, Lako
superior; q. r. Topllfr. Now York; Col. James
Calhoun, u. s. A. p. T. Argessongor, john
town, n. Y.;, ]. Allen, Phiadelphia; A. D.
Iiouse-The Hon: William Jnrvls, milwaukee, j;
George r. Merritt, Boston tho Hon. =. J..
Hall, New York; tho Hon. .. 9. Dlnir, ,Belvi-
doro; William Ryan, Dubuque; g, ". MorriHey,
New York; Cus. II. PoarBon Boston: r. N.
Cook, New York; E. Oornal, Now York.
, 1874-05-29

THE CITY HALL.
Comptroller Hayes expects to loavo New York
sunday night for Chicago.
The Wator Collector yesterday collected 48, 900
~ WATERFRONT.
Tho City Collector yesterday received taxes to
the amount Of $4,000, and 800 for licenHcs.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday received from
the Collector GIL, ,o4o.44 ns tho taxes paid on
Wednesday, and s0,62247 ~ watcr-rents.
Tho Council Committee on strsess and Alleys
for tho West Division arc callod for o'clock,
Monday afternoon, to consider references con-
corning Blatherwick's elevntod railway.
On Monday, 900 of tho Citya indsbtod-
ness will be pntd by tho City TreaBurcr. The
next payment will be made sometime shrly In
July.
Tie Ctr Comptroller yesterday issued
vouchers for $16, 900 Of city certificates.
The many friends Of City Attorney Jameson
suffering from severe sickness that detained
linn 1t home.
Tho nrst contribution received by Mayor Col
vim since the SECOND appeal Of tho Mayor Of
Now OrloanB WAS published, wns Widows m,to,
sent to him yesterday by Albortine schloaser,
Tho Board Of Police aud Fro Commissioners
hold a meeting, a. usual, yesterday atteruoon.
41EBluGH Huu1kluk 3 4GH pIGEbLlkGu DY H1AG.
shal Bennor, nothing Of public interest was
done.
A special committee Of tho Common Council,
with members OF the Board Of Public Works,
will this morning take a trip down tho South
Branch aud tho illinois j. Michigan Canal. to see
IL the latter Ia performing tho work Of cleansing
the river.
Tho oitizens Of Elston road and vicinity, feel
Ing aggreved TINT they had no city soalo In thoir
f1Rf
for Weighing hny, cabbages, etc., bo placed in
thoir midst. So, yosterday, the Council Com
snistoe on Markets went out into that portion OF
tho city to determine upon somo suitable looa-
ton.
The Board Of Education having made app1oa-
tion to the Common Council fora large anps;o-
Board to collect tho S208, GOO due to them Us un-
paid rents, and to deyoto It to tho building OF
achool-holtoB aud tho othor neetls Of tho Board.
Yesterday, Mr. King, President Of the Board,
had long intervlew with Mayor Colyin IN refer
Grated his former adyics and also stated TINT
his vas tho view tRkon Of tho mattos
by the Finance Committee. Mr. King does moi
wish to give up sure thing In the form Of an
appropriation, and take chances on getting
Quent tenanta. He askad the Mayor what
course he would pursue under like olrcum.
STANCES. The latter replied that he would act iu
this case ns ono private individual towards an
other. He would sue tho party or parties owing
rent. and eithercompel them to pay up or Leave
the premises. Mr. King then went to Judge
Norton to get that .gentlemau's opinion,
but he waa not rcady to give it, and
took tho mnttor under consideration. Wien
the Comptroller examined the estinlates Of the
Board, he cut out tho entire amount asked fol
now buildings, etc. tbs Finance Committee arc
united in thinking tha Comptroller and Mayo,
right in this matter, aud undoubtedly the Board
Of Education will be compelled to rely. upotE
their unpaid ronts TOR the coming year for al
building and roal estate funds.
, 1874-05-29
VIOLENT TORNADO.
Considerable Damage Done at st.
Louis.
Steamers Partly Wrecked and the
Great Bridge Somewhat
Injured.


Rpeekdl Dispuich to The Chicdao Tribune.
gr. Louis, hIay 25.-Onc Of the flercest torrla-
does that hayo over visited this city camo down
IN tho eastorn portion OF st. Louis today About
Q o,clook, Thoro was no forouarning Of tho
storm, A gontlo ruin began to doacond at 1rat-
Int In flyo minutes eftor tho commencement OF
tbs rain. thoro ca1no wild gust Of wind which
uns tho advance guard Of the hurricane which
followed immediately, carrying with 1t roofs OF
houses, ohi,nneys, su1oke-staoks OF boats, etc-,
ntc.
Tho tor1,ado approached from tho southeast,
carrying with it q de1uga Of rain and hatl. The
reatcBt violence Of tho current Of air seemed to
be ut an elevation Of from 80 to 100 foot above
the surface Of tho earth, mud henco tho rointB
most sovorely visited wore tho upper stories md
1fansard roofs of worry tall buildings, Tho
chi,nnoys Of tho river crnft, and tho flooring Of
tho bridge just opened for foot passengers:
Several roofs were lifted MP bodily and carried
through the air, In Houlo instances 100 feet.
Several people wore oauGht on tho bridge,
whore tho storm Ind an unobstruoted sweep.
caught solzcd the ruling Of tho bridge and held
gu in that wise until the wind had eul'-
sided. At least 1000 planha Of tho bridge Noro
wrenchod from their fAstonings and carried ovor
moorod on tho eastern ba,k Of tho river, was
blown from hor moorings aud sent ndrift 10 the
river. Tho crew WAS poworless to guide her,
and she wnB soon disabled and shattered 10
that hor crow had to desert hor. She waH req
cuod by tug and saved from sinking. The
forry-boat Russell 1Inckly had her whole cabin
and plot-houso lifted ZIP and carried over into
the river. This pilot had loft tho wheel only =
Cow ni1lutos before tho catagtrophy, and was thus
saved from inevitablo death. Tie passengers,
somo twenty-five In number, deserted ths boat
at tho commencement Of tho rain and took to q
train Of empty cars noar BY, or they must surely
Tive atcambonts lost thoir anlokoataclss.
bosldeB sustaining injuries from tho falling
chimuoys. Singular aa 1t may seoul, not single
life bus boon lost, and only . foN insignificant
hruHios reported aa tho result Of tho tornado to-
day. The damage to property, In tho city aud on
the river, will probably foot up ut least $780, 900.
, 1874-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS. a

The swiss Maennerohor will celebrate It's fifth
anniversary Sunday evening" at the North side
Turner Hall. Great preparations ars making to
hayo this grand anair.
II employers want carpenters, painters, host
lors, gardeners or erraud.boye they can got them
from the Y. II. @. 4. Free Employment Bureau,
145 Fifth avenue.
Tho skandinaviske Frtaon-R n-Resforenings F."
will hive their annual festival, theatrical perfor-
nance and ball, at Aurora Turner Hall. corner
Of Milwaukee avenue and Second street, to.mo1-
row evening.
4 cordial invitation Ia horoby extended to all
ex-Boldiers to meet with Whittier Post, No. 10,
e. A. r., at prussing'B Building, No. 353 Wabash
avenue, first door north Of tho pont-O Office, at
10 O'Clock a. Saturday, aud participate in the
ceremonies OF Decoration Day.
The supday-Afternoon Lecture Society an-
nouncos A1r. A. B. Keith, on ''Possiblo Social
Conditions Of the Future,' for next Sunday.
, 1874-05-29

ST. Louis, May 28.-Tne extensive mills Of the
Southern Dagging Company, on the corner OF
Barry md DECATUR streets, wero fatally de-
Etroysd by flro this evening, and a largo amount
Of Begging and raw mntsrla! seriously damaged.
Loss from s125oo0 to l4O,00o; injured for
about Ct, 600 in each Of tliee. following Eastern
Franklin, Wheeling, a2,bt}o; Kansas, Loayerl-
worth, I'll, ,a5n; Qorman Eric, $4,000 !; Aurora.
Cincinnati, $3.50; Humboldt. Nawark, N. J.,
e1,G66 Atlantic and paeiho. 51.250; Alomania,
City INSURANCE, Pittsburgh, $500 Globe. Chi
cago, $2.69o Etna, s3.500; Old Dominion,
81, 500; Planters and MiHBiHairpi Valley,
Memphis, 2,600; Peoples and Merchants, Now
ark, N, j., 32, 600 each.
, 1874-05-29
TftRES.
At Mount Vernon. Tll.


Special Disuatch to 1tts Chicago Tribune.
MT. VERNON, May 2s.-Tho loss by last nights
fire, including buildings eto., will not fall short
OF 100000. There wero three locomotives,
valued ut about $14, 900 each, very badly dam
aged, and two coaches worth about $4,000
each, destroyed. In tho Offices On the Sec
ond floor Of the main building, we learn
OF loss Of no pnpera Of intrinsic value, but tho
destruction Of records, ETC.. is irroparablo, rs
they cannot be duplicatod. Perhaps the most
aorious loss occurred in the department Of AIr.
Thomas Gownlock, the dranghtHman OF
tho Road. All tho drawings OF tho
detailed machinery OF tho road. tho re-
suit Of two yoars' labor on the part Of ths
gentleman namod, arc gone, aud i is thought 1t
will require at leaBt $4,000 to duplicate them.
A mooting, chiefly composed OF our oldest
aud bost eitizons, and largest prDperty-holdors,
took place ut the Court-HouBe this afternoon,
at tbs call Of tho Mayor, to devise means for the
immediate building OF machino-ahops. Numor-
ous Bpocches were mada warmly fayoring tho
proposed step, and d committee Was ap-
pointed to report at subsequent meet-
In1. A strong determination was evinoed
by oil present to retainy tho shops
st.the plaoo. 4 moeting Of the employees, son,o
200 in number, IL called At 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and It is said thoy will propose to con-
tribute enc months salary each toward rebuild
ing the shops here.
, 1874-05-29
Al DeKkttIlGo. o.

Spec{di DisVWfch to TIE Chict|g0 TTfbNhe.
TOLEDO, O., May 29:-1.he Town OF Defiance,
O., was to-day visited by the most destructive
fro ever known in its history The flames first
appeared in livery stable noar the canal, and
SPREAD rapidly to the neigh boring buildings. In
short time tho eutire squire lying between tho
canal md tho Mhunee River was burning, and,
despite Thu efforts Of the fire department,
was totally destroyed, nothing being saved but
portion Of tho goods In the bnslneas house, and
many Of the horses and oar riaEe6. It is impoBsi
ble to toll the amount OF tile losaoB at present.
but they ara very heavy, aud hut partially oor-
cred BY insurance.
, 1874-05-29

Petition for Writ OF E1nben4 Corpus.
Granted In tho Case OF tho Inmate Of
TIN Noii?i<,r&9 Hl0In0s


thu y0IGiers' Nome.
S,yccitst Disuutch Ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Mis-, May 28.-ln tue caBe OF tho In
mute taken by tho Sheriff from tho Soldlora'
Homo, at Mllwaukeo. petition Tor writ 1f iea-
boas corpuH Inns been prosontod to hB Honor
Chief Justice Dixon, Of the Supromo Court
This petition htntes, Arst, that oConnor Is rcstraned
by tho shorisf Of hH liberty and then goes on to WY
Or decree of my competent tribunal Of civil or ert
inal JuEihdtctlon. or by virtue Of my process d.
ment, docree, Or execution prescribed In Sec, q
uhaper l24 Of tho Ruylscd Statutes Of hH 8tso hut
that the case and pretcuse Of said restraint to the
beat Of oOonnor. knowlelge aud belief by vrtus Of
raet set torh Ana thS rad o0onnor So acgos T tint o
restr9nt Of bis liberty illegal for Tho reasons fol-
lowing, that IL 10 say:
Of IN net Of ths Congress Of the Unitel Btates
titled: "An act to amend nu act entitled, An Act
for ths rolisi u lie totny saIlsd officers aud men 1t
the volunteer forces Of the United Hatos approycd
March II, 1866, aud tia ssscrsl acts supplementary
for disal,led volunteer soldiers duly created
body corporae to be thereafter governed nn nll te
act Of Congress- md wore n,ado sbject 10 ito rules
aud articles Of war, to 10 governed thereby III the
aamn manner as Il 'ths, vera In tho army Of ths
Ths sf.esHa1a., by tho provisions OF AZ &c. ct tho
Legislature Of the State Of wisconsin, entitled, "An
s x.akts 70 dosn s II
March 49, 1857, tile Hate OF Wisconsin, cedeh TO tla
Unsa ates Jurisdiction eyer eertal as ,isr there
sng s we or n. 5us q ospa
thereon National Asylum for b'sabled Volunteer
8od!ors said lnnIs amounting to about 4oo seses
grsnt, aud, in tho year 1867, completed buildings
thereon tbs indicated H. ;n sst or sss
s!on, In this manner and through tho istshen5a,nty
since ths lat das aforesad have been. md now are
occupied by ss sd IL m1nassd a., ,, ~ o.
lB13 ueu. Edwasi w. Irinoks has becn neputyao7cr-
nor 1t pail corpornt!o sud ComIn"ndor Of the same
and IL now such Commander. Tint this petitioner
Hynes wsre Esyerally tle 4th day of say, 1874 n,
nlatos ot sa!d National Ioine, hasing been, hetors
that time, duly and regularly admitted aud s"orn III
, 1874-05-29

E1woop, nl., HAY ga terrible oonRagra-
tlon. which started this morning about o'clock,
DESTROYED nearly the entire buAinoBB portion Of
this village The origin Of tho fire Ia attributed
to spontaneous combustion in the hardware
stors Of William Nicholson. The flames spread
rapidly in two directions, aud, a. the town is u1,
provided NTH any means to fight fro, 1t took
its own courao.
The following ia list OF ths sufferers, male
ing, in all, thirteen buildings which are totally
destroyed and Gfteen firms which suffer heavy
loss: William Nicholson, hardware store; VIII
Liam Rich i Son, groceries; Mrs. N. H. King
man, dwelling; William Gh3idge, drug and
dwelling; Henry Snoad. boots and
shoes q. J. Kinney, groceries and dry gooda;
9. D. Wiols, butohov shop ": ]; Keith. groce-
res and dry goodH; the Odd Foilows' Hall; Z.
Clifford l. Son, groceries and dry goods; Line
bsrger Bros, office and buildings, tho Elwood
Ho:el, James Cook, pr oprictor. Tho loss is es-
t1mated at 900. The insurance 10 very light,
aud the loas falls terribly on this thriving little
town,
, 1874-05-29

b1EMru1B, May 23-A terrible shooting nfrray
occurred today at Orders Landing, Just below
Cat Island, while the steamer Phil Allen was
lying there. between Henry Burgett and another
planter named Grider, who had married tho
widow Of Dutgett'a brother. After exchanging
eight or ten Bhots with guns. Burgett. after hay-
lng been shot five times already, WAS ahot
through tho body In tho region Of the heart, and
diod coon Afterwards. He was tho fourth
brother who has been killed in combats with
neighbors. Els body waa brought here for intar-
metlts
, 1874-05-29


wAL1EEN-On May 2s, Martin O. Walkor
Tuneral from his late Eesdouoc, No. IL Eliis.ay F-
day, At II o'ulook.
HLA1R.On Saturday. 8fay "a, Charlie r. only child
Of Frank H. Blair &0od ynhIe, months, and II dhIs
His body taken 10 Co1linsfille, Conu. for ntor.
naent. ~
OARHqL1-0n tho 9Th inst, at tho rosidenco ri hiu
stsssts M 763 ach'ganav.. Charles Carroi1 fornof7
Of Cincinnati.
Funeral sor1ces will DO hold at thu residopco today
tho 23h Inst, at o'clock. '
T0pD-.At tho Harlan 1Ionso lit, Pleasant Ia, May
~ 1874 Of nryEpcah complicated with ror1ntsm n
tc hoart, nlner Ulovor Todd. Of Woodstock, ill., ncod
II. X. Tndd. ~ - ''o AVIS
inst, at2 O'Clock y. "'"'
LAW-Ths funeral Of Mrs. Robert Law will tako place
On SATURDAY nc1t At p. from her lAte fcstdonpe TO
Gr.cclsnd 0ometoy. by carriages Trionds aro Invited
Gntsri?-st.. Wtio tsmss son nf Peter and Margaret
FunerAl Tneaday, at n.., By carriages to Calvary
MnCLELLAND.-Mra. Andror McClolaud dicd IN
Chicago for interment.
Fnnoral at the residonco of her son Robert McQ1t,
land, t8 E1lia.ar., May g, NJ 10 O'Clock p. n.
, 1874-05-29

Srsetai Uispateh 70 Tae CAfc4yp 1rtbuns.
BufrALo, n, ", Mny os.-TAo wayerly, ne~
propeller. built by this Union Steamboat Company Of
this city for lake navigation WAs guccossfully launched
this afternoon The now vessel Ia 10o feet keel 2o1
fccs over all; 10 foot beam; aud l43 feet depth Of
hoid, hhe Inns carrying capacity Of 200 tuns. Or
4o,0oo luAhcls Of wheat, and wil cost, Whon cos-
p!otcd, $40 co., She will ho ready to nail In about
week, Cant. ]. ". Moore In command,
, 1874-05-29
ht Independence, In.

DUBUQUE, lows, May 28.-" MisfortuneH never
coma singly." Independence was visited with
another fire about y oclocl laet night, when the
situated between Madison and 1iivor streets,
caught fire, consuming the foundry, machine
and blacksmith shops. The whole loss IL S6,0 COO.
, 1874-05-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
tContinnod ffnm tho Second TnRe.1

mt Conductor, John q. Gallag1ors Chaplain,
All; Aiin;n, ne'ii RIhi l. T. Hugh ston'rs' O. T.
Grand Master Gotten then delivered \ briaf atl-
dross explaining the poouliarttioB Of tha Order,
which is composed wholly Of American ctizen.s
and Protestants,. excluding from menbernlip a!l
oyorrides tlloir duty toward theIr country. Tie
American Protestant Association Inns for ltH OBJ
1ects, together with those Of charity and henovo-
lenoe, tho resietance Of tho organized efforts OF
tho Jcsnitical and othor Boocttea In tha tnteroHt
Of tho Romish Church.
Tho retiring Worthy Master, 1ssno Walker,
then delivered Ills valedictory addrons, Which
was followed by tho inaugural Of Worthy Mastor
6imonh. Aftor another musical nelanEc, the
Lodge adjourned, having pnssod pleaHant
oyenfDE.
, 1874-05-29

journea at Ia o'clock to meet again Monday, Dec.
7. The only buhinasB Of Importance transacted
to-dny was the repeal Of tho LAW giving the Coy
ernor authority to designate newspapers In
which loyal advertisements Hhall be published.
, 1874-05-29


BosroN, May 28.-Later developments seem to
establish tho fact that Coatley III the murderer
OF Mrs. Hawkes.. Blood is spatte1sd on the walls
and on tho sides Of the door Of the room in tho
hotel whore tha murder Is supposed tohave been
s238. the amount drawn from tho Iank By Mira.
Hawkes., was found sowaa in tho clothing Of
Costloy.
, 1874-05-29
CRIME.


spteta! Dispatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
Fort MADISON, H., blny 28.-Tho body Of =
child was found Last evening buried in grooer's
boz. ut tho comotery. From tts appearance,
there sooms to havo boon foul play. Tho onT
cluo to tho guilty parties is tho box, whlcl, WAS
bought OF prominent merchant. No arrests
an vnt
, 1874-05-29

RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE.
Pnoy1DENoE, R. T., HAY 28.-The General Az
1embly adjourned tonight to meet juno to
elect Unitod States Senator.
The prohibisory liquor Ian passed both Housos.
, 1874-05-29

Sent to the Penitentinrys
CHARLESTON, 8. G.. May 20.-The three County
Commissioners Of Barnwell County, convicted
Of corruption, has been sentenced respectively
to ten years, nins yeara aud thirteen months In
tho PenitAutary,
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An adjourned meeting OF the City Council was
hold ut tic CoAncIl Chamber, with Mayor
Donnelly in the chair. There wera present,
Sherwood, Blakoslce, Dunkor, Austin, Darnes
aud Arnold.
The Committee on Finance reported tlat tho
bill Of Frank Crosby, for services aa City Attos-
ney, should DO allowed.
The same Committee also made tho following
report.
Your Committee on Finance respectfully submit tho
following report of their ea!matc for tho currout
hsca! year:
For street labor and materials for crossWalks,
bridges, cntyerta, enwtrB otc.,.............. g6lD
For tAs fire department. 400
For salary Oily Attorney. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Is
For aAaff O1ty uiefA: ..,.'...'.....s+...s 1G0
For prlutluT AMI publishing. ng.,.....,,....,,.,,. 80
Miscellaneous aud contingent fund. ...........,. 800
-.....-. $2,675
We would recommend that tho amount o{ noueys
paid into tho Treasury OIL account Of licenses hs
credited 10 thu contingent fund.- and tho present city
indebtedness bs paid tAercfsom.
Tho report wab accepted aud adoptctl.
Tic Committee Oh Public Property, through
their Chairman. AID. Bunker, reported that they
had examined tho park fence, and that It
required noma amAll ropairs that tho doad trees
should lie removed; tint walk should bo built
though tho park from cast to west; that tho
calaboose should he repaired to make 1t seoure,
and that tho pound ahoull he repaired. The re-
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.-Gov. Beyoridgo tlovors Tho address at the
decoration Of tho grayea Of soldiers on 6atur-
day, at Mound City, I'll.
Tho paoiao Mall Htoamship CompRnys