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WASHINGTON.
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mno s,,c ia nto, 4" s,nneo 1hoho Mo ,maoaony
IN contraotion on nnn, o oon , noo oti III '"fy h
r Rnbo y r. o soato was now on tho Speak,
rc1iof md 1ia n.an ~ ~ 1 WIFI y "as ~ 81
menn,,ro witl.ot nrnoI wTna 10 70 H. aaut h t"t nt
ro, In Inmo ~ .onuei't r,an ~ Ino uebe t..As a
v w ovn1vcrpo uv hc pfoSens @ seGio payment %a
ornmont out Of dnht a % Moua ~ "o rno wv y
Tho srold nnnt KIT * H.. n.'o nrang sp cut19!'uy .o
iapcr circulation was 'tv t,,co UoSo m on Inc Ma sne
ind tho pooplo did not % puirer fe p1oe 1k nrosnaro ,u
o pan q contt"eton lad ss been n?s ot wen te
ercasej md mopo tvnynpq n,,rronov business naa ~
w svoa rc currency % YEP NODDED
Eaytorn bankers WHO 1rc M oad aot not e inc gros
BY withdrawing tor % cireuston ou' u" Le@ailan. aae
a aod1 wofs S VIII @ Of hS aon IL war
cont It was tic t,oor nnn'a nr I,eun " re9
Lilo farmora o1rrrncv fnr u ~. 1871 ILL., ~ 5 "s
nricos and a home mar}fet' 0A - e"'o "'''i soou
h1r. TOWNSiND onnoacd tim hi, 40 nm that
ronoy o warned tic aahnr NJ te y b1 III fM"r. Gs
1lari that tits bill was nayine th, wov ~ ~ r"n;,
dintInn. Thia condition ri tl1nra ho,1 }oo ~
dictod 600 years ago. when vroil wroto. WV 1Taccs
lesceus,!is duerui, scd reuocoyo oraIrna
hic est labor, hoo opus es!"-wilci, rendered into
Tennessee might provide for tho lsB,lo Of n iarra
lnasa Of ehinnInsters b,,t that II wnnli In hard
work md labor to raf1eom Them. fI,nnnhtor /
IIo nr1uoi TINT tl;e iii wnutd rendar sncaIo ms.
moptH ipdotluito and would probably nost,5ot!o
thom forever Thoro was bit ono wny In mi
Of tho diflclltv. and thnt wna tn rnt mt nj t,e
same hole that We won't in at. Az tf,ov Ind gono
IL BY expansion, so they must 20 out by col coutrac.
ton,
Mr. BECK stated that ,,o had ear)y in tho ses-
sion proparcd and had roforred to Tim Comn,,t-
tee Of Nnyg and nj oarB. n bill wj,jcf l,n In,
hopod would hayo been ronorted hnck. Int Il
had not boon, Tho purnoBe Of it waa to suhati-
tute tho notes Of tho Goyornnent for thoae Of
National Banks. mud to riys to tic noonle, in
stonl Of to tho bonlloidcrp. tho credit Of the
Government, Under tho preBout systou. a Tow
men oltaincd tho credit OF tic Goyerument for
almost nothipg. and tho poninr bill only nro-
poBod to oxtcnd it from tho fow mon
who now had It to othnrs of n
like class WHO hanponcd to hayo honda.
EIo l,oncfl to be ablo to moyo lia bill na n en.
etitute for tic bending n,oasnre. m w ia wn1,ld
mike lognl-tonflor notos rccciyable in paymont
Of nil jlnffns DIM In Elm Gnvornmont Iii 5n.
preclatIon OF ourroncy Ind been brot,eht about
bv tho Government in tim irtcrest of Elm honf]-
holders. by renudintine its own t]obts and hv ro.
fusinr to TAXA lnpnf-tonflnra In 1,avmant m ans.
Toms ilut,oH whin II forcol ;ta cifizouH Ia fnko
lcenl-tenGers Ia payn,cnt OF priynto tln,,ta. II
yIs t],a f1utv of tia Goynrnn1nut ia ,nnnoro its
own c;,rrnncv and tn am thai Il ia Lnut rood
uniform. md nf anuai vaIuo cucrv,y1oro
Ho wnrned tho last not tn nnnrass
Tho JVoat for in ton vanra t,yn.tb,rfus ~
, 1874-04-09

and impressive prayorB were offered, mud tho
protection OF God invoked upon their work. At
10 o'clock tho bhnd of t,gonty- f1vo wotnon, COM
ptris|ng thS %,s losdng sdiss IN Tho movement .t
md thonco up Fifth ,avonto to lsoHa street.
Tho column attracted in,monBo attention, md
aoon Tho ory Waa aproad to ovory aa!oon, "Tho
crusaders aro coming" Tho crowd following
nloh was in thoir wnko. Some rudo remarks
wore offorol, but tho press Representatives.
gervotl M body guard, md prevonted tho 1atltoa
from being inBalteil. Tho ladies' ylHitod tho low
resort known as Tho Scotch I'LL House, :" kept
mid l!oss atroot. Tho proprietor md hia wIfo
mot the 1ailiea nt tho door. Mrs. Collins, tho
Prcaldont,. begged to DO allowed to pray
within tho. aaloon, but woro refused.
to hold meotng on sSs tic Sidewalk. soTS TIe daywaa
peculiarly dieagrooablo, boing rainy md dark.
Tho Indies. however, knolt upon tho brick walk
and commenced their deyottous. In the mean;
time, tho "pipo Town. roughs had collected and
uslng tho yiest ln,iguago Imaginable. They
oven cursed tho women. a Miss Andrews plond-
cd with tho proprietor, but to no purpose. Ihe
mob outside Ind grown to threatening propor-
tionB, but tho members Of tic proBB again canlo
to tho rescue, aud tho Indies woro conducted
safely away. No police, at that tfmo, wore noar
to lend protection.
Dillingor l. Stovonson's Wholesale houao WAS
next Y1B1tGQ. hnu tno ll{l1o1 TecolVCu E0HTlEDnh
attention. N1r. Dillingor was asked to sign tho
plc1go and quit tho business, but ho Hatd ho
il couldn't see it," The ladies' then nlarclied
back to tho Alliance rooms, whore a lunch
awaited them, prepared and furnished by tho
Temperance Alllanco. After q prayor-mooting
Mt 8 o'clock in tho afternoon, tho ladies' again
startod out. A committee hatl waited on tho
Chief of folco and Acting Mayor hlohIastor,
md they kindly furnished 4 largo escort under
tho immediate control of tho Oliof, in order to
prevent repetition Of tho morning EccnoB.
Tho first place visited was tho monongahela
House. nIr. j. IT. .. CrossRn received tho
latlios kindly and invited thom into tho parlor;
here services woro hold md about forty mon
signed tho pledge, but tho proprietor did not
Eivo up Sotling liquor. They noxt called upon
John W. Bailey on Smithfleld stroot, horo they
wore kindly treated and invited to Gull again.
The crowd hero WIS vory dsordorly. Tho last
place visited was Wenzol's fnmous Aldon House
on Wood Htroot. ThiB Ia saloon In it's
gorgoousnoBp, gambling g-houso being conducted
in connection With it. most impressive moet-
ing was hold here, and tho ladies' woro troatod
with every courtesy md attention by all prcsont.
Evon old topers and galnblora Joined In tho
l,ymus Of praise. From hero thoy returned to
tlcir rooms, ,whonco, after prayer, thcy dts-
porsed to their honaoB, lilo ladies' will start
again tomorrow morning at o'clock, and this
oycning q temperance maHs-1neotng will bo held
in tho Liberty Street N. Z. Church. So far, not
u saloon-ltooper has promised to close in Alle-
ghcny. The ladies continue to work, but, 30
far, with no results aa to any Haloon-koeper8
giving in.
, 1874-04-09
with largo mourning card. On tho collin. Of.
pressing dcop sympatl1y," S0'A' ~~
LOCAL ITEMS.

About $3.50 yesterday morning, tho chimney Of
A. atill alar1n waa giyon to ongino No. al, whinh
quickly c1tfnguiHhcd tho flames. LOSS nom
inal.
Tho alarm Of 1rc from Box 748, ut e:ID laet
ovoning, waB caused By n chimney on ire Of,
northeast corner Of Oak aud Crosby atroots. No
damage.
Tho a1arm from box 50 at / o'clock ycstorday
afternoon waB cnuscd BY fro brenking out in
avenuo, owned and occupied by Mira. Anderson
aB residence. Supposed cause, incendlarism.
Anaon vogol, residing at 600 North nalstod
street, was run over by ono ct Nngor's stages.
mud badly injured. Ap1lysioian waa callod sYho,
gavo Vogel all tho rolof possible, but his ro-
covory Is doubtful.
, 1874-04-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 3.-The Government defrays
tho oxponses of Livingstono's funeral, which
III to take placo ut WoBtminstor Ab,,ey.
Tho Post donios tile story Of Disraeli's mnr-
riago.
lilo steamship Ohio, Of tho Baltimore Il
SOUTHAMPTON Limo, has put into Falmouth with
hor shaft broken.
No further information has boon received
about tho loss of tho stonmehip Europe, oxcopt
that tho necessity for abandoning the yosscl
aroae from hor loaking md hor pumps becoming
choltod. Tho origin Of tho disaster is not woll
known here No lives wero lost.
LONDON, April 8.-Iho euro Of SANTA Cruz
will oup his residence In Belgium for the
present.
, 1874-04-09
THE ARKANSAS G0lD-Dlsc0ycRY,

I.1TTIE ItooK, April ga dispatch to tho Re-
public from Fulton sayH Capt. Hoaway arrived
here to-day from tho nowly-aIscoverea gold
mines OIL tho nortl. fork OF tho Ouaohita, OIL
ronte to st. Louis, to purchase machinery where
with to commence aotiyo operations. Tho
mlnoB aro situated In the mountains near
tho Olootaw line, and arc rlcllor than
ut frat supposed. The Captain passed.
through tha-nl!yer district Oh hlB way hero, md
reports tue Widest excitement over tho rooont
diIooyorios. After all examination OF tho oro
and minos. he pronouncos tile formorr worry rich
ana tho lattor inoxhauntibIo, mud says that The
ha}f has not been told. The Joplon Mining
Company will ut onco dominance tue orootlon OF
several smolterB for working tho antimony,
which Is found In the most extensive lotlea over
discovered In the world. Minors and adyen-
turers arc aooklng to tho sosne Of tho Into dlh-
ooyasles.
, 1874-04-09
MASSACHUSETTS.
Tap9TDN.

BOSTON.
Special Dhpatch to Ths Chicago 71Nns,
BosToN, April 8-1'ho Temperance Gffvoment
in tho fow places in Now England ik t3hich it
has shown itself is kept up, but doec not ap-
pear to ineroaso in strength nor to show any
substantial results. The Praying Womon's Tonl-
peranco Union, OF Worcester. conducted a maHH
meeting last night at which reports wero made
showing but little tangible results Of ealoon-
work as yot, but all the committees reported
that they aro sang1ine Of ultimate success.
Several c1ergymen, who at first doubted tue
wisdom Of tho saloon-work. Eave thclr Nnllali-
tied appreciation. Tho women keep ut work nnd
visit saloons ayory day, but gonorauy a1o refused
admittauco.
billiard d-saloon kept by ono L. s. Simpson, md
read to him extracts from tho Bible, and told
him he was doing wrong. Ho exclaimed, j" God
hayo mercy on my soul, " wont into TIT, aud
died in twelve hours.
In Mano there seems to DO moro activity
than in Massachusetts. In Bangor, on Sunday,
4 largo mneB-meeting WIS held, ut which Supr.
Angel, Of tho European and North American
Railroad, too1 4 decided stand with the ladies.
Oliver IL ingalls E who Hasap T. suppqaed to 10
plains that tho United States does not grant
liccuno to rum-selor1 as bad been stated in pre-
vious meetings. but simply compelled thcm to
pay 1evonue license. Els remarks woro 90 ut
terly Inconsistent that they were received with
doriaivo laughter by the audience. The lion.
LOWS Barker eaye the argument Of A1r. Ingalls,
q worry thorough tearing to pieces.
Ladies were to start out with pledges yester:
day, but thus far stormy weather has prevented
them. In Oldtown a Legal snasion Dand Inns
been. fornled tho members pledging themselves
to aid tho officers in finding out where rum ia
sold.
At St. Albans, IT., the ladies' arc actively en-
gagged III viei!ing tho saloons. md arc evcry-
whore politely received. Others are canvassing
the town for signaturos to tho total abstinence
pledge, and are meeting with much better sue
cess than during the early stages Of tho i'move-
nont." Ono party visited tho rolling-mil1a and
got 100 names without much persuasion. at
Bwauton, VT, pledges arc hoiug circulated, and
tic Good To1npia1B aro receiving largo accosslons
to their numbers Several of tho hardest drink
ers in town arc aaid to havo joined the order
within two woeks.
Ito the dssociated i'rsss.1
DosEos, Mass, April 8:-Iho, New England
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in its soventy~fth annual soasion to-day, adopted
. protest against tho repeal or mutilation Of tue
prohibitory law, md also against the onactmont
Of license law to sustain in any wise tho traflo
in intoxicating drinks.
, 1874-04-09

GALVESTON, Tox., April "A Ne1rs apeoial
from Austin, dated to.day, says lust night about
dusk tho stage carrying the United States mail
and eleven passengers, OF whom throe wcro
latlios, was stopped about % miles from hero by
three armed mon, who cut tho front horscS out,
took all tho passengers money and jowelry,
broke open tlloir trunks, gntted tho mill
stago horscH. Among tho passengers woro
DlsEop Groyg and nlr. Breckenridge, President
OF tho National Bank Of San Antonio, from
whom thoy took $1,000. They secured about
$4,000 from tho paBsongers. Tho staEo WAS
AuHtin, and did not roach Austin until o'clock
this morning.
, 1874-04-09
FORElGN.
A Scrap Of History Connected
with the Franco-Prus-
sian War.
Rome tho Price Of Victor Emanucl's
Mediation.
FRANCE.

PARIS. April s.-Lo Temps today publishes
tho full toxt Of tho dispatch from tic Austrian
promior, Won DoiAt, to Prince Mcttorntch, tho
Austrian Minister at Paris, datod July, 1870,
saying: awe consider the Cause of Trance as
our own, but the alliance Of llussia md Prussia
prevents tho armed intervention Of Austria"
Won Doust advises Prince h1ottornich to suggest
TINT tho good will OF Italy naay be obtained. and
tho mo1iation Of that Government in tho aettle-
mont OF tho franco -prlgsian difficulty secured,
# Franco will permit tho occupation Of Romo by
tho ItnlnuH.
, 1874-04-09

Of that nano fas been declared nu.1 and void, md Do
nl'nican oliccrn govern tito beautiful pon!nsuln which
Hal hocn Eycn nvcr by uaez to tho foreigner agnlBt
tho Will Of tho native Dumnicans.
THIS gtnl nowa sllohtd I'LL patriotic peorlo with
Joy, md you, who hnvo given 10 many proofs OF your
lovo Of Independence, should feel that euthuBlasm
which oyery truo Dominican must oxrerlonco on
Inn m at!ront w}pcd ont which TIM ambition Of ty
rhnt had Inflicted this country 30 wcarcd of aacE-
hceH.
Long 1.-Two Gen. Gonxntezl
Lang 1.-Two tho Government Of tho Norubo
Long 1.-Two lil,orty and nntiona' unity!
FnANcltuo 0ALEAt Governor.
puE1tro PLATA, March 10, 1874.
, 1874-04-09

Dismissal OF Proceedings In bank.
rsaptcy Against tho Sprnguo Nlumu-
fncluring Company.
PROVIDENCE Il. L., April SIN tho United
States District Court, this morning, tla procecd-
ingh In bankruptcy against tho A. Il W. sprague
Manufacturing Company were discontinued and
tho case WaH Cia1uiBupd,
, 1874-04-09
QUBA.

New YonK, April ga IInynna lottcr snys:
Tho insurgont Chiof, Carlos Garcia, had o mar
row escape from capture. It soens that ho
oame into town with gomo companions, to moot
Il freud, and was TRACKED to rancho iii Calzatla
del Monte, whoro all woro surrounded by n band
with thoir royolvcra in hand, dashed through tl,o
line Of guards and cleared fonco amid n voiloy
of tnuBketry. They then made for the bush,
and escaped under tho cover Of tho night.
Garcia WIS wounded BY tho yolley, and Gonzales,
bis Liouttnnnt, wnB killed.
, 1874-04-09
Murders in yari1son County, ind.

SptciH Dispatch to Tbs CAicaGo Tribune.
SEYMOUR, 1n,., April 8.-Seycral weoka ago the
body of q murdered man wna found in Salt Creek,
in the northwestern part OF this (Jaclaon county.
The Fleetwood brotLors, two III number, wore
arrested, and are now. in Jail awaiting trial.
Nows reaclled hnro to-lay that two moro dead
bodies wore found near tho aamo placo with their
throats cut, AS no ono has boon missed from
this county thoy are supposed to DO tho bodies Of
detectives who arosoarching for n band Of llorso.
thieves who nre supposed to be quartorod III TINT
neighborlood.
, 1874-04-09

Tho Sensation Il Thlrtl-Ecnt HuOux..
An Intlislla Legend.
Richmond {pa.> Correspondents Of tho At'c 1'ork
Tho Bald Mountain vol, Volcano of North Caro-
lima has been regarded as o thira-rate loax hore
from tho publications Of the first sensational ru-
mors in regard to 1t. The truth IL, doubtless,
that this new sensation iB but the revival Of an
Bald Mountain WAS onco, in very remote times, q
volcano, and hcnce that absence Of vegetation
Which Inns given it it's uamo.
The indian legend isto the oifcct that certain
tribe living at the foot Of Bald Mountain was au-
nualiy Inflicted by the visit Of huge. bird Of
prey, that made lis oyrio on tho summit Of tho
mountain, mud TINT on every visit seized and car-
riel away with him a child Of tho tribe This
annual atllicton lad been undergone for q long
series Of yoars, when great ohjcf and medicine
MIN aroHe, and, just before tho time for the next
annual viAit OF the bird, began to preach
crusade against the common onemy. Flo adjurod
tho warriors, as they wore brave men and loving
fathers, no longer to submit to tho deprodationB
Of the bird, but to march against him and de-
sttoy him or DO destroyed.
Thus aroused, tho men Of the tribe Bwore to
follow tho Chief In tho desperate venture, and,
placing their aquaws and Children III place Of
safoty, taoy onclrc!ed the bnae OF the mountain
and began tho ascent, resolved to kill the bird at
NIL hazards and at evory cost. Tho mountain
WIS then clothed in rank vegotation-migl
foreHt-trces tllickly undorgrown by tangled
Wilderness that made tho progress upward very
painful and difficult. But tho determined tribe
potsoyered,; until, nearing the top Of tho noun
tain, what was thoir horror to perceive that it
was not merely one tremendous bird they bad to
encounter mud destroy, but countless number
Of tho tlerco creatures, clustering in foroci3us
MASSES oil over the higher portions Of the noun
tain.
At this despair oyercanao them, for thoy at
onco recognized how Impossible 1t would bo for
Them to overcome and oxterminate SO many Of
tho wingod monsters, mud thoy threw themselves
down upon their faces, expecting tho birds to
rush down upon them al,a destroy them. At
tils moment their leader raised high lis voice to
tue Groat Spirit for their doliyoranoo, aud in
anBwcr to Ills prayer vivid. lightnings
sprnug from every quarter OF tho cloudleBs nky,
without sound Of thundor, Staying tho birds to
tho lust one. irving the foreBttroeB, and wrapping
tho Whole monntain.top in iames, TINT soon
swept from it every trace Of vegetation. Titus
wore t1.e monBtronB hlrds Of prey DESTROYED, tho
mouutaiu made bald, and tho tribe delivered.
Tho anniversary of Tho aollvoranco was perpot-
ually celebrated by tho tribo, and tho tradition
have Just rotated handed down from one gen.
Grafton TO another.
In this tradition turks tho true story. doubt
less, Of eit1oy tho original formation Of the
ridge known aH the Bald Mountains, or Of an
eruption which occurred many ages ago.
, 1874-04-09
OBITUARY.


special Dispaseh to Tic Ch;caeo Tribune.
FoRT WAYNE. Ind, April 6.-John Jennings,
ono OF Indiana's Oldest and boBt-known turtuoD,
for many years owner Of the celebrated trottcr,
anthony Wayne dted thia morning ,yg altor lohg
Sturgia Houeo for tic lust six months. His
death was caused by consumption. Ho was Il
yeara old and unmarried
, 1874-04-09

Proposed Strike by New York Work.
iuEnlen.
NEW YonE, April SIT ia reported that already
preparations are being made among the work
inS1non for a strike In caso tho master mechanics
persist IN their determination to demand ten
lours aB q day'u labor.
, 1874-04-09
CASUALTIES.


Special Dispatch to The CAicago Tribune.
W1LKEsnARnE, Pa, April 8.-ThiH morning an
accident occurred at tho Diamoud Alines which
resulted in the serious, II not fatal injury Of q
miner mum cd Thomas Lyon. Ho was at work in
ono Of tho chambers, when portion of tho
roof, Weighing soyoral tons, foil upon the un-
immense weight. lie was dug out byt tho minors,
and medical attention given, but this evening
he is sinking and no hopes arc entertained Of
his recovery.
, 1874-04-09

EVANSVILLE, I1ltl., April Sat 8 o'clock this
morning, 'iro broke out in n throo-story brick
house Oh Sycamore street. while tho inmates
wore oil aseop. Mrs. Rothor, widow, and her
son Louis. ngod 10 years, wero anothorcd:
Witt ba cut IRON On iG lis ST S
Another man jumped from the third story, and
was not badly hurt. Tho bodies Of Mrs. nother
and her son were discovered aftor the fro was
HubIued,
, 1874-04-09
Murder of nn Esnigrnnt Ncnr Smiths
Vile, HIOs

S7,tciaI Dispatch 70 TIE Chicago 1Ti6Nne.
ST. Louis, April "a special to tho Repu1-
lican from smithville, Clay Co., No., gives m
account of the murder Of all cmlgrant na,ned Iko
Clark, who was travelling III a wagon, with his
wife and ono child, to Kansas. The corpse was
robbed Of $4,000. The murder was committed
within four milos Of Smithville. and the special
states that the inhabitants Of the yillago tolieyo
TINT tho decd was done by tho James bfothera, in
company with ono Fielding KenIy, fugitive
Tie throo hnyo boon soon together quite often
of late in tho negborllood Of Smithvil1o. The
wife and child wore spared by the murdcrers,
bl,r tho former ia almost frantic from friof and
the effect Of tho fright. Fuller particulars are
expected tomorrow.
, 1874-04-09
INDIA.

LONDON, April "a special to the Times from
Calcutta reports that 600 natives hnve died from
disease and starvation in Hatcoul. Tho NOR
taiity from tho famine is sonslby abatcd by tho
roliof measures Of tho Government,
, 1874-04-09

speciat Dhpatch to The Chicauo Tribune.
McGnEaon, la., April 8.-Last night five per-
aons broke JUL at Preston, AIinn. Throe noted
horHc-thioycs woro among tho number. A re-
ward Of $500 hnH been offered for their arroBt.
, 1874-04-09

Specia. DispattA to TIE Chicago T,ribmns.
GOSHEN, Ind, April ga special from North
Manchester 10 onr homo authorities tonight nays
that ga1'g OF burglars made raid through that
town last night, robbing ctizons sud merchants
Of goods and money amounting to 81 ,600
, 1874-04-09

The Warren County, Ill.,, Treasury
DCfulCutiOn.

The Warren County Ill.,, Treasury
DCfllCutiOn,
Speeiai Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Trituut.
INp1ASoLA, H., April 8.-Tho investigation Of
tho accounts Of ?. 2. Henderson, ex-Trcasvror
of Warren County, which has been in progress
for SOHO tmo, was concluded today, md tho re-
port submitted to tho Board of Supervisors Tho
total amoun4 Of his dolicoooy is 1882 2,G7I20. OF
this amount, s1.8a1.39 occurred in Ills first term
for tho years 1866 aud 1867 9G.sl3.36 in tho
second term for 1868 and 1869; aG.541 80 In tho
third torn for the years 1870 and 1871 |;
50, 5G5. 90 in tho fourth term for tho years 1879
and 1873 md a1,572.46, tho amount Of cash
which should have boon turned over to tho now
Troasuror, and which is not got distributed for
tho different towns. There iB considerable OK
citenont over tho mattor and quito tl.lttor
among tho bondsnon It will probably be the
ca,iae Of aevoral RuitB as to the question Of tho
responsibility Of tho bondsmen. Henderson
aud hiB gnug hnvo trrnod over property 10 the
amount Of about $4,000.
, 1874-04-09
MICHIGAN.

|. Special Dispatch to This CA.eago Tribune.
9ouooLoRArT, Mich. April 8.-Thc lndies Of
this place arc in session today OIL tho tomper-
ance question, and intend to e1torminato the
iquor-trailic hero.
Wheat Oh the ground never looked bottor at
this senson Of tho year.
, 1874-04-09

VernafIton County Grunge.

Ver.MtIton County Grunge.
Sptcial D,spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
county perfected arrangements latoly to open ut
thia place depot to furnish ,nombers Of tho dit
fesent Oranges throughout tho county with all
kinds Of agricultural implements and farming
utensils. II is their intention to gradually tako
pointed Janaes ". Yillars resident agout.
, 1874-04-09

CLEVELAND, O., April 8.-A fire this evening
destroyed tho works OF the Forest City Varniah
and Napltha Company, loss botwoon s90, ,0o0
mud sl0,0o0; nnlya's barrel factory Ind q par
tial loss Of $4,000; Lueien & Schlko's coal yard,
$1,000; ". II. koaoy's paint factory, $4,000
Total insurance about $4,000. An emrloyo Of
the Varnish Company was seriously injured by
tue explosion Of an agitator.
, 1874-04-09

IT EUNW1N.
Special Dispntch to The chicano Tribune.
CoRw1s, O., April "a new saloon was
opened here to-day by Robert Mount. We can
Jay wo were froo from tho sale Of whisky for
}hrcp weeks until today.
, 1874-04-09

UTICA, N. Y, April 8.-Tho drug aud grocery
store Of Oomstocl Bros., III this city, wns entor-
cd by burglars this morning. Tho vault and safe
inside wero broken opon, ind $3.50 in money and
Park AHgociatlon bonds taken. THE following
Utica, Chonango It subquol,anna 1lailroad bonds
are indoracd: ia shares, No. 7c5; 10 shares, No.
483; 1 shares, No. 741.
, 1874-04-09

LONDON, April &c a. m.-John Macaulay,
brother Of tho historian, is dead.
, 1874-04-09

wilhelm IKntElbnch.
Hus1oH, April 8.-Wilheln Kaulbacb, the
painter, died Inst night.
, 1874-04-09

WASHINGTON, D. G., April 8.-For the Upper
Lake region, Iowa, and Missouri, north md
northwest winds, and .cloar or partly cloudy
weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CuIcArO. Arril A. 1874.
, 1874-04-09

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEw YoGK, April S.~-Arriyed, atoamshlp Adsi-
, 1874-04-09
DEATHS.

StIuN1Y-At, Konosla, on THO o!onn9 Of Easter Day,
a"k Gouny Na;io: auf Il UieaUo. arod & NV 81 !aa
NLondon toanadA) papera rioasa copy.
,FNQIIst11n Eurngtnn, Vt, March 2, Of oonsump-
tion, Jnmea NJ. English, of Chicago.