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FIRST GRADE.

FIRST GRADE.
MALES
Thos. NJ. Cathcar, S. j. Tammany,
John Nj. Cooley, r. J. Kirkwood,
John b. Scarborough, Elias j. Rolcson,
w. n. Gibson, J. Martin McNahb,
N'Oscar Stokes, Charles l.. Dallam,
B. ii. Hewlett, r. W. Eubank,
r. +. Bishop, Charles II. Wilson.
FEMALES.
Hannah f. Clark, Annie NJ. +. Mitchell,
Annie E. Ofiey Gertrude Richardson
Matte NJ. Oflley, Mary Gibson.
Eliza S. Eckel
SECOND GRADE.
MALES.
James w. McNabb, John G. Bradley,
James Alexander, J. Russell Devoe,
David STREET., Alvin Rigdon,
}. Egbert Smith, James Rigdon.
J. Thomas Heaps, John w. Carter.
S. II. Strawbridgc, Geo w. Andrews,
f. III. NIcCourtney, IT, S. Huff,
Robert Finney, Walter Scarborough,
Joseph III. Arthur, T.. G. Nelson,
Milton L. Smith, Joseph A. Tollcy,
Jacob Lively, Jr., jeremiah c. Scarf,
James N Henderson, s. w. Bryant.
Thomas b Devoc, Roman Tammany,
.Ino. w. Barton, A. l.. HYDE.
under age
FEMALES.
SalIic T.. 4. Anderson, Rebccca p. Guyton,
Cassie Alexander Annie p. Carry,
Sallc L. st Clair Clara Helrick,
Laura A. Bradley, Angie V. Hopkins,
NJ Emma Norris, jamie f. Ielrick,
Sophia NJ. Richardson, Clara J. McNutt,
Hannah +. Webb, Mary Whtctord,
Mary F. Webb, Alice Gorrcll,
Matte s. Galley, Hannah Robinson,
Lille II. Chenowc,h, Anna MARYLAND,
Ellen A. Smith, Annie Warlield,
s, Lizzie Adams, Maggie Warlield
Elizabeth j. Scarboro. Sallie Walters,
Lizzie Barrow, Lizzie Andrews,
Agnes e. Bradley, Rose Andrews,
Fannie + Robinson, NJ. Jennie Heaps,
Theresa 0. Glenn, Maggie L. Cooley,
Lizzie III. Barnes, Mary f. Barnes,
Laura Oldfeld, Larenna McCommons
Minnie Robinson, Hannah Courtney,
Jennie Sprowlc, Lida Miller
Mary Tarbet, Martha A. Cole,
Ella Webb, Libbic Chamberlain, i
NJ. Rutledgc, Maggie X. Cooley,
Alice kcnly, X Lizzie Scarboro,
Julia ShrOdCS, Fannie NJ Preston,
@under age.
The Trustees of the Public Schools will Sc
lect Teachers from the above list ana notify
the Board of School Commissioner of their
selection for confirmation.
BY order,
ROBERT HENRY,
au7 Secretary.
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IlAvRE DE GRACE AFFAIRs.-Thc town
Commissioners of Havre dc Grace have APP
pointed Messrs. Thomas Nj. Sumption and
William +. Woodhouse TO make new as
sessment OF the property of that town
The Town Commissioners have passed
an ordinance torbidding goats 10 run at large
in the streets after September list, 1874.
Nehemiah Lodge, No. 49," is the name
of n colored lodge of Good Templars recent
ly organized in Havre de Grace.
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BRIAN'S
Old Hardware Stand.
l36 North Gay ST., Baltimore,
j. NORRIS MYERS, Successor.
iy31y
BUSINESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each Subsequent inscrtion-sevcn words
to count Il line. No advertisement inscr-
ted as above unless prepaid.
~ Great Conilagration! About 80 Tons of
partly burnt Bone for Sale. To be ground very
fine. Send in your orders carly Price $50 per
Ton. Henry Reckord, Reckoid's Mills. p. %.
Fallston, Hartford county, Md. aul45t
stY- For Sale at a Sacrhcc.-A first class iron
axle Wagon, two inch spindle. Enquire of John
Sheridan, llopewcll Roads. uu12t
"a" Wantcd.--N Bel Air, an acre of ground
Enquire ut The .EHiS office, stating price, loca.
ton, &c. am
~ Noiicc.-Noice is hereby given to all per.
SONS not to negotiate Il note given by the under
signed for $13, to the "Pennsylvania Lightning
Rod Company" or to VIM. II Thompson, agent,
or to some other person, name unknown acting
for said Company. This note is alleged to be
due November lst 1874. 1t was obtained by
fraud and misrepresentation, and will NOT he
paid by the maker. Silas N. Norris N.I
.-eg-A pair of fine Chester White Pigs for sale.
eleven weeks old. T. b. Swartz, near bingtlon'
jy3l-4t
szqS Seed Wheat for Sale. - Genuine Fultz
Wheat, a new red, beardless and prolific VARIETY,
for sale by w. +. Smithson, on the farm of r. i,
Bovine, near Bel Air. iy3l It
s-ls-Stock for Sale-Havng been rnisino
stock and become oyerstocked, offer for sale
hye hrst.class young Mules, thr &c broken to all
kinds of york, and full 1G hands high, one pair
unbroken and large; one Bay Mare, 3 wears old,
OF good stock, handsome and gentle. suitable
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s-&" Wanied.- Near Bel Air, an acre ofground
Enquire ut THE .tujS office, stating price, loca
ton, &c AMI
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List of Teachers.

office Board Of School Commissioners,
BEL AIR, August 3D., 1874.
The following are the list of Qualified
Teachers
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s-y- For Sale at a Sacrihcc-A first class ro,
axle Wagon, two inch spindle. Enquire of JOIN
Sheridan, llopewcll Y Roads. uu1.2t
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.ts- For Rent.-A large and convenient House
on Main street, Bel Air, with Garden and Sta.
blc-all in good repair. Possession given the
first of May, 1874: Enquire of j. Z. Bateman
NO. 10 North High street, Baltimore, or of
John I. Spicer, Bel Air apl7 If
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Lot of Land at Private Sale.

Lot of Land at Private Sale.
TNllE subscriber, as Attorney for the own
L or will sell at private sale
LOT OF LAND,
situated i'll Marshalrs District, Hartford coun-
ty, near Chrome Hill, containing 3 or ;
ACRES, improved by NEW DWELLING,
1SX14 feet, 2 stories high, with good cellar,
and pump of excellent water in the yard
Also BLACKSMITH SHOP 45X2O feet,
with two fires, This is good stand, in a
good ncighborhood and will be sold low, and
on easy terms. Apply to
WIN. YOUNG,
Jelo Attorney for Owner.
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NO. MARYLAND.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 10 South Street, Baltimore.

GOOD CHANCE offered ersOns who wish 10 IN nis
their lves in this Company As the superintendent Of
eight counties in this ate, have not the time
health I" canvass ~ thoroughly n-tiae myself
ar the Company requires As cit zen ail la pay en-
am convinced hat il is rHiH0HS To fadHciM IN
ierrS. as it is hamHioing Ia mdHha0d to send NIL
o"S 4l doiinrs dnHudiy AIT RMS ute for Life Insur
ancc. that could lie placed in the Maryland Company
with 'qHdi if not greater advantage, and salis
tion. Our property is deprecated. Money Is scarce
and nrr"t high--rin=ing from to u and IL per
cent III Maryland. while III" apsrS tell y0u daily yam
can borr"w none. in New York at and per cent This
tells sat ttIr for Other States and cities have
hnilt themselves up At our expense long enough.
Mr. WALES orr State Commissioner OF Life Insurance
i'll his report snAs The Mary land Life Insurance Com
pany has far larger surplus than either the Mutual
Equitable Life Insurance Companies, of New York.
You will find the Commissioners Report in the
hands of A. II. GREENFIELD and Dir. WM. S. RICH
ARDSON who will show it 10 you aud fill your applica-
tons Call these gentlemen Satisfy yourselves and
SAVE COMMISSIONS!
by applying to them, when am absent.
DIVIDENDS after the first year.
All Policies Non.ioriciiing
A. J. MYERS, Superintendent.
DR. WIN ;. RICHARDSON, Examiner, Bel Air.
my22-ly
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.szy~ Now ready at The 1Eyis Printing Onice,
the Hotel and Livery Law, printed on card board
in large type. Every Hotel and Livery Stable
proprietor Is required, by the law, 10 post copy
of it, with his rates of livery, in some consncn
Gus place on his premises Copies for sale
cheap. my15
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sss Take Notice.-Prime Oak Shingles, by
the hundred or thousand, for sale low A small
Farm near Bel Air, also the large Stone Stable
II Bel Air, for Rent. Terms easy Thomas A.
Hays, Churchville p. o. mhG
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s=4y"Great Contlagration About 30 Tons of
partly burnt Bone for Sale To he ground very
line. Send in your orders carly Price So per
Ton. Henry Reckord, Reekord's Mills. 20.
Falston, Hartford county, Md aul4 st
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Icy A pair of fine Chester White Pigs forsale
eleven weeks old. 7. b. Swartz, near 4 bingdon
jy3l4t
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~ -Sccd Wheat for Sale Genuine Ful,z
Wheat, new red, beardess and prolific variety,
for sale by w. T. Smthson, on the farm of II. i
BOVINE near Bel Air. iy3l #
, 1874-03-24

rcrs had announced Tuesday as tho tltno, and
tho English paroru Monday, 80 tint only ono
Gormsn dclorate WA on 1,n,,d nt Turner Hull, on
1vo.t Tso,ft, str,at " y" ns;a 49, NJ, 1o,n r
Ton,s -, t,,a 1,,,. ,rs uns "y' WV, a,,. na,,a
noon' ol the l4lscontn Wafd' VINO Hn"hs o"l'o"
tho mootlng to order after they had waaseti q
long time Tor tho arrival of moro Delegates. alr
=: y. King was chosen temporary Clalrn'an and
mr.. Koch sooro;nry. As tho number pfosotlt.
waH too small to give tho proceedings tho sGn1- q
b!aroo OF regularity, de'oSato very sohslotg
mnVod TO adjourn until thlA afternoon NJ
oelooE., ht tbo Ranle .plnco, tho west I~eIltn
htfeot inrnor 1la'!: Tho motion prevailed, aoa
Flo "ConvontloE dispersed.
EIGHTEENTH wAnD.
Lagt night meeti,'E wnH l1cll I'll tho Eight,
tconth ward, Mt lA7 Chicago avenue. supposed
TO ue composco ol tho votors Of TINT ward: "
floua ncfholia Wero nominated Tor ollalf-
man; a,id refused and for wllsla tlthgt looKnd
doo'uedly blno fur the want OF til's important
persol,ago During tho intorval t1ns olis'aon C3i
Boiiteaai BY tho natno Of 1lictiael Drew, ha'llnG
from WAukeenh* hiounteda oha'r anu commences
q ionR assaHit upon the names o9mposln3, tno
tlcnos Placed III nomlnation fostofshy Ut oliacola
OF tho lo"n OF NORTH ChfcnEo. mr. Dfo"'h 70.
mnrha Wolo received win o9laeht o'sPlehs,'mro ~
tl'u"o ~, P1eaeAt, "nd 1nhLly ifo VA oAo1cu oA'
1lleronpon majority OF those present con"
Srogate4 ~ tug far ond OF the !tni and, OIL mo-
I1oh ~ ol y. W. Ftttlor OF thu NihotoontE Ha!tl,
Gr. y. hYnn Of TUG samo Ward was eallca 20 tho
ullNle' ' nna Altchsea h4tH'nB was CHOSEN @ Seose-
1a.y. ~ request anu upon urgent cay nlr:
JAtuoB Lyman Qtlro8Bou the meeting III q UFlcl
, 1874-03-24

Spcc1at DiSlMfch TO tho CAfcado Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 23.-Aa ncar as can
be esti1nntcd, tho total Ions of tho Sunday night
fire is s2y0.o00, aud the insurance ii only
Si1 900. Dssoll j. Co., Now York, were not in
Burcd for s50. 0.000 Al reported.
4 lire brukc out in tue basement Of Mercantile
row today. Tho fro department soou extlu-
gufshc1 it.
The removal of tho dahris froul this block
began this afternoon. ,aIhe structure will be I'M
modiatcIy rebuilt. Tho other proprlelo,s alBo
intoud rebuilding without dolav.
It's firmly beloved to-day TINT tho fire had
MI iucondafy origin. though suspicion rests
upon no one at present.
ITo tho Issactdted Ireas.1
INDIANAPOLIS. l,Ia., March 2j.-Tho following
Is list Of losses and insurance by last nights
fire: Sheets Bloch $1U0, 900; no Insurance..
J: L. Vajen, .s7o,uoo no INSURANCE: Jo4ll U.
Wright, S20, 900; insured, $4,000. William Nam
sur, s2500G; no INSURANCE. Talbot & Fato,
Sl,60O. Z. B. hartindale, $4,000; insurance,
s'25,0O0. Po4er Aoutier, contractor, $lO, 900 !;
no insurance. 11cCluno d Son, tea store,
$4,000 fully covered by Insurance. KriHter
u Smith, plumbers, S4.0l0 insured, 90, 3,00u III
Tho London Assurance. Charles Dennis, drug
stoso, losa 93, 500: insured, $4,000, a, Il.
Scout, grocer, tosa. $4,000; insured, 32,00o, in
tho 1sopub1ie OF 11attIo1d aud about twenty
others, with l0ssoa ranging from $500 to 81, ,0o0.
, 1874-03-24
TELE0R PHO RREvlTlSs.

August Smiths new elevator In Milwaukee is
to be enlarged to capacity Of 81 1,00U,0u0 busll-
els.
a large bald eagle. measuring 7 toet from.
tho tip of ono wing to the tip Of tho otner waB
killed near Huntorstown. Ind. yesterday.
On Sunday two Bohemian girls, na,iod Julia
8tredronaky and Kato Vonerka, were drowned III
the river At four-milo look, near Cleveland, by
the npsett,ng Of d skiH.
A meeting Of colored citizens in the Court
Houae at Tore lIauto yesterday, passed resolll-
tions urging the Massachusetts Legislature to
elect Wendell Phillips as SUCCESSOR to Charlos
Sumner.
A plan has been perfected for the purchase
Of tho late sesdeneo ol Il. T. Alos,, ut Des
hloinoa, for Htate unlyoraity n,ldor the
Pfesbytelians. Mr., A. will dona.o 100000 aud
enluw q ProfaeRor'H aAatr.
Tho indianapolis Board Of Trade has ao-
oepted the proposition Of Horny O. Wilson.
fogmelly Of Chisago, 70 erect T. Chamber ct
Commerce costing $780, 900. Tho Board IL to tnko
a perpetual loaso. Tue model OF thu building
will be tho Chicago Chamber.
, 1874-03-24
TIE INDIANS.

Hostile IinntiB OF Sioux Still Absent
from the Con Il citing
Accounts MS to Their Intont&9ns.
OMAHA, March 23.-Diapatclles from II. Fet-
torman say that patty OF Indians Btole uinc-
toon head Of ca!te from citizen, aud drove
them across tho rivor. Citizens followed tho
trail md recovered eovon head. Tho rest woto
killed. The Sioux who did tho stealing arc now
on tho south sido Of the river, and citizens and
cavalry arc in pursuit. The Indiana number
twenty.
Gen. Smith telographs from tho Red Cloud
Agency that MI il quiet ut both Agencies. Tho
Commissioners arc Aow at the Spotted Tail
Agency.
Tile Issue Of beof rations hne been stopped
until nj examination Of the Indians shall be
,nade. It IS ca timatel that this isauo has OK
oeedcd tho pro per issue by about. z. 0JU lodges.
Tho Miuncconjou aud other hostile bands aro
still at tho North. Very little seoma to be lsnowu
Rep CLOUD AGENCY, March 2l.-Tho situa-
ton is UNCHANGED. Fvo companios arc stationed
hore. aud five ut tho Spotted Tail Agency. The
Pekce Commissioners have had d talk, but
nothing has hoon accomplished. II ia thought
that t''o number Of lodges to which beef LAS
como up aud be counted, There ID much
opposition among tho Indiapg to being
counted. Up to tho tInno Of tho report,
Red Deg and family wcro the only Indians rog.
istercd. Sitting Bull WAS 1araug,ilng Ills poo
ple urging them not to regintor but to get tl,ell
guns ieadv. No deuland lad bocn mado tor the
Iudana who hayo conlmitsed tho murders. The
Mlnnccon1uuH aro in tho vicinity Of Spotted
Tail, and have burned rnnche owned By Frauh
Yatcs mud d lot of Government har."
CHEYENNE, ". r.. March 23.-Tho troops at
Spotted Tail' expect trouble mud ME fortlfyiug
on position which commands the Agency.
Tie temper Of tho Indians Mt tho Agencies ia
anything but friendly. So far nothing has been
accomplished. The mora hostile Indians have
not been aecn, and the Whole question Ia as IN.
settled az it waB month ago.
, 1874-03-24

WOOSTER, O., March 23.-At $50 O'Clock this
morning y fire b1olzo out IN tho darh-room OF
Rsw%s 4 Go Gos % phGtogfd"REh gsl9lery wafh wMs
Childs' building, tho first floor Of which was oc-
cunicd by Messrs. Darrott i Ogden, clothiors,
and 2. B. Cllilds, boot and ehoo dea!or. Tho
building With muHt Of its contents was entitoly
destroyed, Alr. aud hIrs. Rawlns barely eacapipg
with their Avea. Unfortunately, the DeluSo
steamer burstcd out d aue. after which tho fire
botamo Interchangeable, aud completely consumed
Arcrdome Hall, and tho drugstore ct l.. Flrcstone
& Son; also the dry-goods houso Of D. Q.
Liggot, and at ono timo 80, iously threatened tho
American, Hotel. These buildings wcre the largest
business houses In Wooster, and ware situated
in tho businoRB centre Of The town. Tho lussna
and insurance on buildings and stocks are AZ fol-
lows
naw1ins & Co., losn 5000; iusurcd for 50, 500
81. 200 in tho Homo Of Now York, 81, ,UU0 il,
thc Old Dominion, aud 81, 900 in tile Wcstchos-
IL D. '1 Ghilds T. los sr s2oGo insured for s15oo
Darrott 4 Ogden. loss. $40 900; insurance,
So, 00O--S3, 900 in tho Western Mutual Ut Ur-
bhna, o.; $1,000 in tho Hartford, $l,0U0 in tho
Phenix Of New York. aud 81, 600 IN tho North
British aud Mercantile. Loas On the building,
$4,000; no inourance.
Mcadome Building, loss. 5000; insurance.
81, ,boo-$2, ,001 In tho Gortnanla, Of Ere, "a.
e, in the IIibernis; Of oevclsnd s2 5oQ n
0,tizena' ii Newark, N. j.; sa,6D IN tho Old
Dominion, Of n,chmond, W., aud $4,000 in tho
Home, of Now York.
FiloHtono d Son. loas $4,000; insurance,
$1O, 7UU-53,000 in the niclland Mutual, Of
htansfeld; $1,000 in the Knox Mutual, uf Mt.
Vernon; $4,000 in tho American Central; 5l,0 900
in tho Howard, Of Now York; $1,000 iu the
Phonix Of Brooklyn; and $500 in the 0tiont,
OF Hartford.
surod for S5s,ooo I'm IN tic Ichlaanid Mutual, Of
Mansfield; 2,600 in tho. Westorn Mutual Of
Urbana. LOSE on stock, $14,000; insurance,
81 600 In tho Wcs.cAestet, Of New York; @2000
in the Alcmanna, Of Cleveland; $200U 10 the
I1iucrnia, Of Cleveland; $3,1l0 in the Lycom,-
ing; s2,000 in tho Ashland Mutual Of Ashland /;
aud 81, ,000 in tho Traders Of Chicago.
Dr.. v. @. Moore, loss 81 200; injured for 800
iu tue Oriont, of Hartford.
Tho buildings were completely gntted. The
aud is now heAp Of sn1oldoring rulns. 1t ia
believed TO be the work Of an incondiary.
, 1874-03-24

Doarda Of Trade. commercial men, navigators,
aud othcsr, us to tho a.lviHabillty OF on
lhrgng tho st. Lnvrouco byBtcm Of
canals, tho Government has oauBod to
be Issued circulars aaktng : sorios oof
qnc'tionH. To this ropllos aro beginning to
como IN. Tho resolution pnaaed BY tho et.
Catllorinca Board Of Tratlo touching these
mattosH Is aa followa.
ThisDoard will respuctvoly urge upon tho aovcrn-
nlcton Of tho st, LawrOncs Cinni enlargement rI,pn
no1no s"eh dicnAons ~ thoAo rroposn for Tho Vel
lnfs: Canal; aud 1t ID our opinion tut expenditure
OF $l0o0o QUO Or mora TO accomplish haid work wnla
be trtainR compared to thu great advantage lie iner
est Of commerce would gain thereby.
, 1874-03-24
ncEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 23.-Arrlyod- -Steam6hip
Baltic, from New York.
NEW YonK, March Notwithstanding
Wyoming, Egypt, and Republic, from Liverpool.
sAN r FRANCISCO, CAL, March 23.--lt is learned
from private sources tonight that tho steamer
Constitution, hence to Panama. and spoken by
tho Nevada, spoke the CoIma or Cape st. Lucas,
daso not given, and supplied her with stores.
The Comn w.ts undor steam ut tho time, and 10
accident waS reported.
, 1874-03-24

SAN FRANc1sco, March 25.--.Jolln L. Clum has
recently been appointed Agent for the San Car
los A;,uchs Agency.
4 Ietsor from Camp Grant, Of the 17th, says
Con. Crooh was there, personally looking INTO
tho cause Of the San CARLOS outbreak and tho
efficiency Of tle scouts. II il reported that Hon.
Crook is convinced that the San Carlus outbreak
was not caused by any wLite persons but by
baud Of ApachoY under Cooliso. Mai. Randall,
Verde, nre out in tho final Mountains, with
abo,it 40D troops we'll equipped NJ late depre-
dations are reported, Al quiot III Slnora.
, 1874-03-24

New ORLEANS, Murch 23.-The Union print
crB all Btruck to-day agaiust reduction ot wages.
The proprietors offer 80 cents por 1,o0o-tho
printo.s demand 90.
NEW ORLEANS. March 23.-The printers' asriko
ipterferos with the I'ioawsno a,,d Times.
Neither Of them will issue tomorrow. The
Bee aud Republican nill so on without inter-
ruption. The Picaysnd and Times have pr1ut-
ors coming to supply the pacos Of tile strikers.
Good compositors can got pldnty Of Work here
At TO cent? per thouBanl
, 1874-03-24

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-lho Democratic
8tatc Central Committee lave resolved 10 hold
State Convention III Pittsburgh in May. Il rcso-
luton WAS atouted that where Representative
and Senatorial Delegates hayo boen Oh eady elect
Ell, they shall DO tnKeu to bo lologatoH from dis
triots III which rthoy respectively rese, and thai
fully represented in accordance with and on tho
baaiB OF the new appointment. the now olcc-
ttons shall 10 held at sucl, times and places M
tic thy or County Executive Committee shall
dcaignato.
, 1874-03-24
NAVIGATION,

DErRo1T, March a3.-Tho STRATA Of bfaokiuao
and tho Hanlt Bto. Mnrio roport cold weather, and
the prospects less pronsiaing.
CLEVELAND, O., March 2o.-6tenmor North
west arrived hcre this afternoon from Detroit,
Tho Captain reports meeting ~ ice. TAls ID tho
txut Lake arrival thia SEASON.
, 1874-03-24
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1SaToN, D. c., March 23.--For tho North
weHt aud tho l.ko region and thence to the Mis-
souri, aud Ohio VaIloy, northwoAtorly winds,
generally froozlng temperature and, excepting
snow on Lake Ontario, clear and clearing
weather,
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Afurch n4--~i q. m.
, 1874-03-24
CANADIAN lIE'dS.

Special Utspatnh to 1Ha C3.9caao Tribune.
OrrAwA, Ont, March 23.-The greater portion
Of tile mombors' seats til the llouso OF Commons
hayy been selected with q Wow to an opening Of
tho House On Thursday.
Lougfe!ow, tile poot, Ia now In Canada, where
ho proposes spending the GUNNER.
Tue large bridPo over tho Grand River at the
Village OF Osleloula laasbeeou carried away by
a freyhet.
WIFI viow to ascossalntng tho opinions Of
, 1874-03-24

!srccut b,spatch to TITO CA,cago Tribune.
RocKronD, ILL.,. March 23.-lhe movement
among tue industrial oiasBes has Rproad like
witd-1Ire In this county during tho winter. Ihore
ayo now nineseon Oranges in tho county, and
this evening tho worliugmon and mechanics Of
thib city organized n Lodge Of the Sovoreigns Of
Industry ". T. Darrows, president i. @.
Chnudlor. Secretary; ". @. Yard, Treasurer !;
ai,d T. J. Hobart, Lootutor. The organization
vas ef1eotod with much enthusiasm, and promises
to la al lluutallfied Rucceaa.
, 1874-03-24

In consequence Of misunderstanding aa to
tho day or elso by reason Of indifference upon
tho subject, the attendance at tho Vest Chicago
Town Convention Wan worry slim, not more than
ten delegates being p1eaeut, Tho doruan Pr
, 1874-03-24
AZ HnnrtFortl. Conn.

HAnTronp, CoNx., March 23.-Ahout llalf East
O'clock this morning fire broke out i'll tho
c:!pola Of the Aitun cutlery works Ut tho Lam
dorp. Ferary i ciarll Company, in Now Britain,
and before tho progress OF tho flames could bo
stayed tho building was burned. Tho loBs IL
about $500, ,0OO; insurance, s9a50,D0D. Five
hundletl ha.lds wero employed, ma,Iy Ut whom
had marrow oacapoB in tioaing from tho building.
, 1874-03-24

CINCINNATI, O., March 23--J. n. CarDrry. Of
Hamilton. oreiol a1t amendment to tho Edlca-
tional article IN tho Constitutional Convention
plo-rnta allowance to dsnonlinntional schools in
distributing the School Fund. which was yoted
lown-57 to l.
, 1874-03-24
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
unmugo Recovered for Eorclble EjGc.
ton from u Trnlis

Special Ul8VAlch 70 7Ae CA'oaQo 1TibRHe.
RICHMOND, 11t1., March 29.-An important
case las jusk heen decided IN tile Circuit Court,
1n whlul. daorga Theobold. q Geln,an living in
thus olty. recovered $4,000 damages III 2
hnit asaina. tho +. q. l. St. L. 1allroad
Company. In Whiuh he claimed 10000 dam
agos for intnricH sustained In being put of .
train bstweon hoEe and Oliesgo in which hs lost
Aleg.
, 1874-03-24

Spcctul Dispatch to Yha Ch;caao Frib,iue.
GosuES. Iud., March a3.-Ihe rossdcnco of
OhfBt!au Dontrages, three nlilos eaat Ut thla
city, was entirely consumed by llro last night.
Most Ut the furniture WAS burned. LOSS 81, 2,V0o.
M inpuranca
, 1874-03-24

speciat U.slatch to Tic CHtcaqn Tribune.
LoaANsronr, Ind, March 23.--The s.aolos Of
Lewis DeiLl. ]. D. Eldldge. Charles Zeiamnn,
Of tho city. were destroyed by fro this morning.
The fire originated III Deinlg stable, a1ld waa tie
work Of al incendiarY. Loss about 81, QUO.