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Harrisburg, Nov. 10th, 1874.
, 1874-03-03
CRIME.

Alleged Esnbcxzlcnfent in tho Osfics
0x circuit Clerk and Recorder Tor NC.
Lean County.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March 2.-Ihis afternoon
an interesting caso came up in tho County Court,
which involved questions closely rotated to tho
past aud proscnt management Of tho affairs Of
tho Office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder for Me-
Lean County, and which now givos indications Of
developing into 4 case Of great magnitude to tho
county and to s. Z. Dolloff, tho prcaont
incumbent OF tho above-named oflco. About
two years since, Miss Dollo Murray, young mud
much-esteemed lady, for ton years teacher in
the public schools Of tho city, md enjoying tho
unboundel confidence Of this community, was
engaged by Circuit Clerk Gnhoric, thon ii, ofllco,
as deputy. When, by reason Of tho election,
Dollon succeeded Gutherio, Miss Murray
was retained, aud an won't smoothly
until about two months since, when
DoI!off discharged her, and stated aa L
ronson certain facts Which went to orimnate her
as having crnbczzlod certain foes Of tho oiilcc.
1Io told her il Hhe Wollld leave tho Office a1ld say
nothing about it ho would reveal nothing moro.
lIo retained tho wagoa due, abont $3.50. ~ IN
offset to tho alleged embozzlement. Miss Murray
ia not Of tho spirit that submits to
auch silent aceuaationu, md she to-day 6roagnt
suit for the wages Her connse}, Wilt,am T..
Hughoa, In stating case made somo astounding
revolutions regarding the mtsmAuAgonlont OF tho
office, aud tho loose manner OF doing bns'ness
therein, aud oven alleged that DotloH himHolf
had ombozzlod certain feoH and had altered t4o
books by lneanB OF chen.icn! preparations. Only
two witlteBgcs hGyo yet 6een examined.
, 1874-03-03

l1or homo and c1ildron., AZ woman was denied
tho privilege Of tho ballokbox, lot tho men gtvo
her their earnest support nt tho polls by eloct-
ing temperance mon to Office 1st those vito
lpgip}nto and those Tho execute the laws laelp
phubo itl whntovor Bfe hnH mood OF them lot
tic cyclone that atnrtles Ohio blow until !. Won't
ilatos our bulls Of legislation, and loads WHcon-
pi,i Representatives to pause orc they ronove tho
most ofrcotiso barrier which has boon found to
tho sproad OF intoinperancc.
At MILWAUKEE.
Speciai Dispdich to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. March "A number Of
lettors received by tho police and leading saloon,
koororn declaring 1t to bo tito intention Of =
committee OF ladiea to commonco praying in Tho
eaioonH to.dIay, turn out to bo fraudulent.
AT FOND Ut LAO.
Special Dis,stsh to ~ c1iesa" 7st1tns. -, =.
element in this city iB thoroughly aroused on tho
temperance question Au , ,nmonss M s Temperance q,
was oioquontly and forcibly addressed by Father
Elot, q Ne% York md F1ther Milissd Prest"
dent Of Tho Wisconsin, Total Aoslineneo 1en Union
tho total abstinonce p1oago.
, 1874-03-03

REV. DEECHER ON THE cRugADE.
: NEW York, March 2.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Boecher, III calng attention, last eyoning, to the
womcn's meeting to bo hold on Tuesday evening"
Baid TINT this revival Of religion in the direction
Of temperance, undor tho auspices Of women, by
tho instrumcntality Of personal supnication with
mon and prayer unto God, ia indeod . phenonlo-
non worthyof study and admiration. It is worthy
Of study BY all who love to trace the operations
Of tho human mind in communities ind ia worthy
OF more than admiration by those who believe
In working for tho publication Of man.
Wl,atevor may bo the circumstances and
conditions OF tho Western women, their work is
q noble ono, and men should oritic!ao their mis-
takes with loniency md rejoice In thoit success
with great Joy, because every man should ro-
ioico i1i everything TINT tonda to pluck Ills
fellow man from tho burning.
PRAYER MEETING.
Tho cauae Of temperance was discussed to-
day ut tho Fulton street prayer-meetiug. The
Methodist ministers nlao paid 1t special atom
ton. Tho first temperance prayor-meeting OF
the uoriog In tho Seventeenth Street Methodist
Church was held today. Tho ladies' also held q
session in tho Church OF the Stranger, concert
ing moasuras for tho downfall Of the liquor
Sellers. An effort Is to be made to secure the
unoouuped Broadway Theatre fora central plaza
OF meeting.
, 1874-03-03
FIRES.


sr. Louis, March "A fire broke ont batweon
aud O'Clock this oyonng in cellar untior tlio
Unitotl Staten Dollar Store, j.. W. Lawtont 4o3
Nortl, Fourth street, which, up to the present
writiug, 10 ~ H., tLe Fro Department hns failed
to oxting,iaf. Tho dollar aloro IL completely
guttol, but the loss cannot be asoertained TO-. to,
night. TIN collAr contained About s6o,0go
year llubbor Company, whoso saleroomH arc III
No. 4Qo, adluining OIL tAo south, upon which
thoro is said to 10 somo 340, 900 insurance, but
tl,o nan,os Of tho olllicoH canuot DO obtained TO-
night, No. 40i, as!ioining OIL tho north, occll-
picd by tho extonBivo furniture houhe Of Bar
relt, domStook 4 Co., il damaged by smoke.
Covered by insurance.
The insurance oil tho atook In tho ccllar was !:
@1O,0uU in tile Liverpool, London, & Globe;
$4,000 III tho Continental, OF Now York; $lo. 900
In lilo London Assurance; $4,000 In tho Cor
ma,,ia, OF New York. doodyoar's Btook waa
damaged about $4,000; fully insured. Tho
total loss by tho fire, exclusive 1T tho damage by
smoke to Hnrroll, Costocl & Co.. IL $07, QUO.
, 1874-03-03
WISCONSIN,.
AT H{hT1FSftN.

spec,al Dispatch "a 1Y.s Chicado Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Maroh 2.-Tomporance dla-
COURSES were delivered horo last ovoning to large
aud deeply Interested audiences. Tho Opera
House was packed full, aud hundreds were un-
ablo to gain admittanee. The Roy. Il. Stone
Richardson, the Methodist pastor, who las had
pructical oxporiouco OF lifo III difreront phases
in different partB OF the country, addressed th!B
meeting. Ho spoke Of tho great extent Of tho
the llquor-traflo, the Immense amount OF money
yearly wasted In Intoxicating drinks; the fearful
pretty severe OH Baloon-koeporH, and demanded
that Legislators cease to swoll tho Stato rove
nuoa by taxing tho vcoa Of tho people aud the
agony Of tho hclpless. Moral slaslon In all
drlnkards, but the speaker thought there waa
Gully.
ONE CERTAIN CURE
for thceyils OF intelnporanco; that was low. In
conclusion 10 aaid that On Monday evening, at
the DiethodiHt Church, ho would hold o praYor-
noetlng. aud would ask for a band OF praying
ladoa who feel caliod OF God to work for the
| overthrow OF intemperallce to vol4ntoor TOR the
| campaign. Ho suggested that% tho following
course be adopted 10 mako . list Of every
city who that roady aud willing to work for tom
| peranco; also a list Of tho Haloon-koopora and
others, tho nanIeH OF tho moderate dsinkors md
| inabra!es: Thoy, would Gull their organization
/ Ao Nt4tsstaf1s AH!A}saAEaEH A141HaSoi W "eta
with ononoss Of soul with oil other orderB mud
Bociotiea III tho 6tate
Thoro WIZ a largo audience
| At THE pNEHnrrEaIAN CHURCH.
heEe. 1ta pastor tho Nav. L. Y. ll@ys, spoke
with apccial reforotlee to tue OLo temperance
crusade, taking Ills toxt froln Romans: ~ oonl-
lnend Nnto YOU CUR sister phebe, thss 70 receive
lor, and AolE aor in wi,atoyor Hl,o Aath mood of
thee" lle thought won'on the must eliclont
sgents In reform movements, and declared 1t was
shame to mon TINT long-autlcring aud lonB-sl--
lont woman ts compelled to cry unto tho God OF
tho fatherlaaa ln order 10 seoufa protection tor
, 1874-03-03
TElEGRApHlC BREVlTtEs.

Dixon l. Co., Of Normal, l'ayo aold tho i'm
ported Nurmnn stallion, Cayenno. TO Wllllaul
$4,000. This is ono Of tho luest Of Dlllon's m-
F-TGo nt i,ov. H. J. Wlutohouse, Diahop o
Illinois, will viait It, JoE,na Church. Sycamore,
Wednesday, evening, aud Graco Church, stor-
ling, Thursday evening. to administer tho holy
-Consilerabo oxcltement was ocoasionod In
Milwaukee yossorluy by about twenty Of tho
prluolpul hourdors at tic Newnall llollse being
Karnislloel tu u suit brought against Dennall, thu
proprietor. .,,
Tile Comnittee appointed ut tho lato meoting
of tho young reformers, Of milwaukee,, to dgaft
Constitution md By-l.AWs for Yoei,g Mel's
Committee aro receiving moro encouragement
than appeared probable from THAR Quscs staxt
, 1874-03-03
At WAR4AW.

spetia, Dtspatch to 7he CHICAGO Tribune.
WARSAW, Ind, March 2.-Tho temperance
women hold meeting to-day, elected u ProBi-
dent ind fully organized. AS soon as a few
moro mombora arc obtainod, tho war against the
Baloon-kcupcrs will begin. The women acem to
he In earnest, and no teara are entertained Of
failure.
At RICHMOND.
Special Dtst,atch to 1Hc Ch,ca1o 1Tf6unt
R1ouMoND, Ind, March 2.-Tbe largest MUSE
temperance mooting over aaBomblcd III tho city
ia now boing held nj Lycoum Hall, to indorao
the woman's cruBatlo, and to furnish all noooB.
Bary funds for the further prosecution Of the
work. Six appllcatfons for liconse aro now pond
ing boforo tic Commissioners. Another saloon-
Keeper Is upon tho eyo OF surrender to the
WOlnor.
At INDIANAPOLIS.
1Np1ANApoL1s, Mnrch 2.-Tlo intorost iu the
lnlies' temperance movement continues una
bated. 4 1neoting Of 200 or 800 ladies' vaB bold
this morning at tho Roberts Park Methodist
Church, and committees appointed to canvass
tho entfro city. An examination Of thu petitions
oil lilo IN tho Commissioners olco permits to
soil liquor dfscloaos tho fact that mnny Of tho
names attached tloroto Hro those OF persons
long since lend. others who aro doing tho State
sorYtco in tho Northern Penttentinry, and large
number arc names OF prominent cstizenB which
arc claimed to DO forgerles. Tho clorgy OF tho
city givo tho movement almost unnniHous sup
port. A mags mooting will DO hold in ono Of tho
loading churches tomorrow.
, 1874-03-03
neotion IA how ahall do It. think shall hnd \
way.
This wan Just boforo tho publication Of hls
oorr1 in 1uIv fnHt

nec,ion ia how shall do It. think slau nnd Ia
wny.
This WA Just before tho publication OF bis
card In July 1nHt.
In lottor dated Aug. 7, 1879, ho aaya:
away from tho % presence @ of your surviving viotima.
ought not to 10 1,ale to encounter you III any place.
The sight Of you 10 hateful to me. You had
Gctter icnvo town At any rnto, keen cut u my tray
Tho Italics are Ills. in long letter dated
Nov. 49, 1873, nftor sAying, sNot I'LL lntoly hive
! critically oxarnlned tho published report Of
yol1r treatment Of my 1hto wife, md lionco
have not boforo ent}ioly oomprohondod tho full
measure Of yorr guilt in suof. treatment" ho
proceeds again, az medical export, to critically
examine tho caao. IIo otnrgoa mo with having
withheld important facts from tho profcaslotl.
The only faot OF which I nm nwaro boaring upon
tho casc, and not stntotl, WIZ, that sho lad boon
prostitute. ibis fact Of hor public 1ifo waa nh
important one, but ita influence in dotor1nlnlng
tho Judgment of Tue profession would havo boon
In my favor. It could not havo boon expected,
perhaps, that Mr.. Storey should ,uform mo Of
this fact; but l UNI convinced, l'o vol
know 1t, as haye since ionrnod 1t WnH
matter of gendral notoriety. 1Io inhists that
auotlyncs could not bo borne by hor, and TINT
this should hnvo boon stated. ello insisted taht
sho could not endure tho pain without thon, hnu
did bear them we'll. do not boleve elio would
haye lived Us long AZ Bho did had thoy boom
Withhold 11o oloaoa Ills argument by eaying:
God damn yon It La not posalbo that you can, With
ths guilt upon you, long walk tho GArth without cf-
counterng tho Ncnseais you hayo 40 provoked
Il. A. JOHNSON.
tlufOAnO. March q 1874.
, 1874-03-03
RAILROAD, DEREL1CTIoN.

People OF Northern Michigan Com-
pain OF tho Fncilittes Afforded by
the Jackson, Lansing d saginaw
laOn1.
Special Dtspatch to Ias Chicago Tribune.
EAST sAo1NAw, M!ch., March 2.-shippera by
the Jackaon, Lansing d Saginaw Railroad north
are In trouble again. During the winter but
one through passonger-train evory othor day
has run over the road to Its northern c1tromity,
and until the past fortnight one froight-tratn in
two days only haa boon run. Duslneaa
haa Increased latoly so TINT duly freight
trains were 8 necoasity but, IN tho
face of this fact. tile Company Inst
woos discontinued the stations at Teryys, Deep
River, Sterling Wells, Oyemaw, st. Helena,
RoBcommou, and Crawford, leaying only two
stations above staudlsh III dIstailco Of 100
miles. Shippers complain Of the oppressive
tariff, as we'll az tho lacIt Of facilities, and hays
cnilod meeting In Bay City, to bs' held, Oh
Saturday afternoon next, to tako action In tho
matter. Many favor making representation, 7, to
secure au Investigation by him.
, 1874-03-03
IOWA. l.
Sukef4{ DfspQEch 10 Tho Chicago 1f1tank.

Sptefdt Ufapafch 10 Tho Gfcd9o 7f7edHe.
DEs MONIES H., March 2.-In the Senate, son-
ator Murphy introduced resolution inatruoaiug
the Committee on Appropriations to report
resolution for the amounts they intend to ask
Tor tho various State Institutions. This master
Ia generally postponed to tho close Of the
sesBion, md then rushea through without proper
consideration.
Tho special committee, to whom waa roferred
the matter Of adding Chair OF Military scionco
to tho State University. reported favorably upon
tho game.
Tho bill relative to tho compilation and pub
ucation Of tho Road laws Of the State passed.
IN THE HOUSE,
Mr. nIcKoel introduced o bill Tor the better
organization of the State militia. The bill
establishes one regiment In zach Congressional
District, to bo known ~ tho Iowa National
Guards.
Tho Sonata resolution for adjournment on tho
18th was nude tho special order for Wednea
day. The uousn will not concur, and 1t Ia not
likely au Adjournment will be effected bofore
tho Goth.
The Campbell railroad bill was then con-
| eidored, aud various amendments offered aud
discussed. A voto on the dnal passage may bo
| recorded tomorrow.
, 1874-03-03
The minnesota Legislature Consider
lug the Railroad Question.
The Senate and House Disagree as to
Necessary Legislation.

MINNESOTA.
Special Dispatch to 1he Chict!ga 1ffouns.

MINNESOTA.
Special Dispatch to 1he ChicHga IFfbunt.
THE ooyEnNon's sALAnY.
ST. PAUL, March 2.-aov. Davia, learning
tlis morning that tho sennto Ind, OIL tho rocom-
incubation Of tho Finance Committee passed.
bill increasing lis salary from SO, 900 to s4,o0O,
sont iu q bill aaying that the late day Of tho soB-
sion ut which it was passed would proyont linn
from yetoing tho general bill which Included it
in timo to have the objections considered una
tho It'll amended. Ho roforrod to his cat1vaHs
Inst fall, III which Lie protested against tho sui
ary increase of Congress-, and repeated his
declarations since, both in public and privately,
that ut this time tho public could not afford m
increase OF official salnrios, and earnestly asked
tho Senate to reconsider its action, which was
accordingly done, and the bill goos to the House,
leaving the Govornor's salary at $4,000.
Tho Senate adopted proposition to aasess al
tho exponsoH Of the Reform School pro rata up
on the counties sending youths to that inatitu-
ton.
A bill was passed requiring tho FarmerB' Mu-
tual Insurance Company, of Minneapolis, to
l,avc 5000 capital invested, as required by the
general law Of other companies, from which las
that Company haB been specially excepted. Yhe
bill roAuitH from All expose Of tho condition and
operations OF tho Company, mado by Com
niittoo appointed by the State Grange.
RAILROAD LEG1sLATloN.
Tho Senate this afternoon cleared ita Clos OF
the last bill rolating to railroad freight rates, in
definitely poatponipg tho proposed conattl1,,
tional amenanont incorporating hae pro rata ind
discriminating schome for regulating rates.
sonator Drako, President Of the Sioux City
Noa1, made his ilsat railroad speech Of the ses-
eiop today. 1t was MI able effort, clearly or
posing tho absurdlties mud evils Of tho pro rata
schnrnc, and the irrognlaritios and injustice Of
undertaking to establish intlexiblo rates for all
roads aud times alike. This was tho first COM
rrchonBivo public presentation Of that side Of
tho question ever made IN this State. and the
lobbles mud galleries wore crowded by city men
aud GrangerB. On tho floor several anti-rail-
road mon abandoned tho idea Of tho Legislature
fixing rates, or any way hamperlng Commits
aioncrs, II appointed to auperviso tho roads.
Tie House nn,ended tho sonate Raifroad bill
for regulation by Coininissiono1s presenting
maximum rates, anl including tho pro rata plan
for preventing discrimination between placcs
From tho temper Of tho senato, aa shown by ths
votes this afternoon, unleBs the Houso rocedes
from iss amendments, 10 bill concerning freight
carrying will become law this year.
, 1874-03-03
FOREIGN.
Reported Capture Of Bilboa by
the Carlists.
Ono Thousand Government Troops
Killed, and 1900 hfalo
Prisoners.
Starvation Threatens 100000 Peo~
pie Of India.


SPAIN.
BAYoNN4, March 2.-Tho Carl1st Junta havo
dispatch stating that Dlboa Las errrondoredto
Don Carlos, and that QUO church, soyoral banlka,
and seventeen private houBoB woro destroyed by
the bombardnlont.
MADRID, March 2.-Gon. Lomas' force is to
Join tho troops undor don. Moriouos, at 9antan-
dor.
DAYoNNE, March 2.--Five Thousand Ropublt-
cans, who ,qoro eucamped nonr Gomonostro, 10
miles northeast Of Bilboa. wero surprised by tho
Carlists, and q bloody engagement took place,
in which 1000 Of tho former wore killed; TIE
! remainder took to flight, closely pursued BY tho
RoyaliBts, and all wero oithor captured OF
drowned In tho attempt to oross r1vor In tho
way Of their retrcat.
hlApn1n, March 2.-Onaolat reporta OF tho bat
tio On tho HoightH OF somorTostro admit that tho
Government troops lost 800 killed and wounded
Subscriptions are being raised hero for tho aio
to tho wounded. Merchants OF thta city at'd
provincial populations offer tho Government
mon aud money.
It il reported that tho Archdulso Albrccht, OF
Austria, Ii Visiting the camp of Don Carlos in'
cognito.
, 1874-03-03
CUBA.

NEw YonK, March 2.-Sonor A!dana, Agent Of
the Cuban Republic here saya the patriot forces
more thnn hold their own. They number 12.oQ0
Dor In tie field 1t they could PROCURE nru's aud
ammunition. Tho nativo Cubaus arc all on their
sido. Nearly half the area Of tho island Is IN
their possession+ Tho spanfeh troops In tho
toera. They aro asking reinforcements from
Spain. o
HAvANA, March "A dotaehment OF 800 vol
unteorn, tho ArAt mob,lized Anco ths CAPTAIN
Gouornrs dooreos we're issued. wont to tho Clnco
Vallas district to-day Tor activo service in tho
fold. Three thousand more will leava tonight
for Puerto Prlncope.
, 1874-03-03
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

Strike OF the I.aborers on tho D6s
Moknes Rapids Improvement.
Sp<cta. Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KRoKuK, H., March 2.-The workmon on the
Dos Moines Rapids improvement, to tho
number OF $50, struck this morning for m I'd
vance OF wages. They have boon receiving
$1.50 por day. and :ow demand s1.76
per day. Tho contractors rofuso to uc-
ce]o to their demands, and have gone
to work to organize now forco. Thu strikers
hayo posted up notices warming all persons not
to 70 to work at less than tho increased wages
domani1ed. Ali lilo saloons on the loyce havo
been closed by order Of the authorities, and
evcry effort is boing made to proyont disturb
ance. It ia fearod. however, that III attempt to
resume operations with now force will result in
VIOLENCE.
, 1874-03-03

LONDON, March 2.-Dr. Kenealoy, it is stated,
will appeal to tho House Of Lords, should he
fail in the courts, for o now trial for tho
Tichborno claimant. Tho journals approve tho
verdict. ..
sa1utes woro flrod on Saturday in several places
on roceipt Of tho nowB of tho verdict in tue Tio-
borne case. ....
At Wardour, Wiltshire, cannon burat and
several poreonB woro killed aud wounded.
Some tonaocsatio journals doploro tho verdict,
denounco Chiet-Justico cockburn for unfairnoss
in tho conduct OF tue tr,al. aud quote against
him tho criticisms of Caleb Gushing in hid recent
book On the Geneva Arbitration.
The appointment is officially announced Of the e
Earl Pembroke to be Understanding for tho
War Department, aud OF the Earl Rosslyn to 10
Lord High Commissioner to tho Goueral Assolsl-
bly, Of tho Church Of scotland.
A conference OF leading workingmen,
representing VI, 900 Of their class In tho west OF
England, was hold at Bristol Inst night; A Aroso.
luton was adopted fayoring tho settlement ny
arbitration Of oil international disputes:
Tho PeabodyjIrustees report that thor oxpet-
dtures for tho yoar 1878 amounted to Sl9o,ooo'
, 1874-03-03

Special nispatc. 10 Tile Chicago Tribtne.
DErBo1T, March 2.-At Hudson to-day tho
Republican, ticket hoaded by Augustus Kent for
President, WAS elected. over the Reform ticket,
headed by ". T. Scllormorhoru OH a majority
ranging from 81 to 12i. Tho charter election
at Owaaao to-tlay was not strictly partisan. OF
the Republican aud Democratic and Working
u,au's tickots. the Democratic was elected,
David Gould, for Mayor, receiving 11G ma
iority.
Ofller charter elections took p1ace in d few
other towns, but no further roturus hayo yet
been rcceivad
, 1874-03-03

At WUNUEHTEHs
WORCESTER, Mass, March "A meeting in
Mechanics Hall, III this city, this evening, to
innugurato the now temperance movement, was
attended by 1000 persons, and much enthusiasm
waB manifested. Spooclos wore maao by Dio
Lewis mud clergymon Of tho city. Tie move
mont is ncetsng with general favor. The clez-
gymon of tho city arc to meet tomorrow moru-
tng to tako action.
Tho women moot In tho afternoon for the Or
ganizatlon of praying bands.