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Ing ana On unnatural distortion OF the eyes next
ionow. HIS bark becomes very peculiar, and ends
ID strange howl He becomes utterly indifferent
70 pain. As rule rabid dog will pass . traveller
on road unless II be attacked. Persons may be
appears.
Tue greatest sanitary measure which should be
TAKEN ~ ARE Cries Is 10 DO away with vagrant
dogs. There are many thousands OF these in New
YORK. The measure OF taxation has proved very
emcaclous In europe. The use OF the muzze
little use, as II Is generally removed al home, the
very place where the disease maniiests itself Dr..
nitrate OF SILVER.
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COMMISSIONERS OF STREET OPENING.

The Street Opening Commission, consisting OF
Mayor Havemeyer. commissioner Ste5plns, Mr..
Vance, President OIL the Board OF Aldermen and
Comptroller Green, met at noon yesterday in the
Mayors office. A represen alive or the Grand
Street Railroad appeared 70 oppose the opening OF
Desbrosses street, from Grand to Hudson streets,
as did also Mr.. ogden Tor the Trinity Corporation.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Vance and was
adopted, TO stop the opening, and crop the legal
proceedings III regard TO 1t. The Board then ad-
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SER6ESs-BLIvBS-0n Thursday, May 81 at the
Church OF the Incarnation. By Rev. Henry +. Mont
gomery, ID. D., CHRISTIAN y. W. Screens To EMMA
PAMELA, only daughter OF Charles Bilven, Esq, all
OF this city,
STRANGE-TAYLoR.-On Wednesday, Nav 0, by
the Rev. pr. Anderson. assisted by the Rev. A. ID.
Gillette. d. D., JEANNE MARKS daughter or Henry
J. Taylor. to THEODORE A. STRANGE.
TRorT-VAS DYKE.-On Wednesday, May -. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Long Branch,
n j.. by the Rev. K N. Stratton ID. d., OF onkers,
N. T., WARREN +. TRoTT, OF BROOKLYN. TO MARY +.
VAN DYKE, daughter oil NJ NJ. Van Dyke, ESQ, No
carus.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT
uNEQuIvScAL SUCCESS OF ALIENS MSsrRELs
Monster ouo of els snn p Parlor Amusements.
ALIENS MIN Lsqh a. The prosra"meerr ALIENS
A siSc hsSs ISGkIs sEssArloS MSsrRELs
ALICIA 5oTK L,sy.cup
h " saGhibas asp yA sIrz
With The wondrons meanSe of sixty Star Artists and
firse and and sa
day Matnees at O'clock Secure seats IN advance Box
sheet now opep.
BooTHs Ih asT wHrx or III EE sEtsoS BOOTH
REAPPEARANcE FOR
AGNES siA si soora o 'Sra j pE
Mr. JOIN MccnLIouGH
FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF
Mr. J. b, BOOTH
Who IN the rsvisf k & 5as Tragedy OF
WILL RESIGN so OH s9 rMsnfRk INTEREST IN
rvr sGfR4S ESsSNa saF - VI .p' AND
v,u ;. ... sATpRDAy MAIiSEE At I;sa n.
fSrai fSsissSSy;d sas's, s'''S ''' '''
with the following pSSyefta! o"S
's' Dsa n eHs;y c %Saness y the
Seats may be secured six days advance at the box
oice Of theatre. or branch eke office, at the music
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DRoPosALs FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
i Work tor the United States Court Hous, and Post
ONCE, New York city-Ofice OF superintendent Nav
~ proposals y be reeeyed At the office
1874. tor furnishing delivering, fitting and putting in
place the Wrought and Cast Iron Work OF the starcnses
q the skirtngs oil the railing and ascia to Mezzanne
grders Of rst floor Of the venator ROOT of court
yard, OF the entrance doors aud the Illuminated tilinp 10
hoors root and sdewaksal as exhibited on the draw.
schedule ~ W. :" 'o
Copies Of the drawings. specifications and schedule
may be had on application at this Office.
All the scafolding required by the contractors TO put
the work In place will DO furnished By the
free Of charge but Will be erected by the contractors
Proposals VIII pc made by the piece, superficial or
provided for In the schedule.
The work OF the Post ONCE screen railing, &C.. to
trance doors, staircase f. and the Iuminated ting,
must be completed within three months the date Of
acceptance Of proposal stairs A. Is, G and within four
months from same date and the remainder OF the work
ent divisions OF the work TO be performed in the order to
be hereafter given but within the times above specified
cent until the final completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond IN the
sum OF twenty FIVE thousand dollars CS250OW, that ne
HIM the suciency Of the security to be certified 6y the
United States Judge Clerk Of the United states Cour or
the District Attorney OF the district wherein ne rehaes
bids he deemed for the interest OF the cover 70
dc So or 70 subdivie the various items Of work amona
o. be Sdasr s It's pan nyss Oa h once and
n dSeer% N S
not hemeiyes engaged IN the mannfsctpre wrought
and iron and who have not the necessary Ia
cues Tor getting out the work ,s , :,
dorsed bid for wrought and east iron work and ad
dyassed In e. J. HuLbuhD. SUPERINTENDENT
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EXCHANGE

WANTED TO TRADE-A GOLD WATCH FOR A
" Root Fryer Lathe. address j.. HERALD ofice.
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EUROPE.
I oNpoS.
HANCOcKS co,
Jcweier. and SilversmIths
IS and 50 Bruton street,
l52 New Bond street.
Specalties In Diamonds, Black and
White Pears and Colored Stones
By special appointment. to
Her Majesty the Queen
the Prince and Princess OF Wales
and TO the principal Sovereigns and Courts Europe
Awarded 70 G. y. HANCOCK and HANCOCKS' 4 CO. at
- - the following exhibions-
lsh-The Council Medal, for originality ana taste
ls53-The Gold Medaille d'Honneur, PARIS
aud manufacture.
lo67-Paris International Exhibition
Gold and silver Medals
and for History OF Labor, Medal
Manufacturers OF the Victoria eros,
and other Military Decorations.
Presentation and Racing Plate oil every description.
Understandable Bruton street
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WANTED 10 PURCHASE.

ORGAN, FLAG AND ROWBOAT WANTED. FIRST
- class Parlor organ large United states Flag and
kowo9at completely furnished. Address, with price
FOB, Herald Office.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS AND COMBINED
il Elevators and Stairs for the United States Court
House and Post Office New York city-Ofice Superin
tendent, May l8-sealed proposals will be received
al the office of the superintendent until IL M OF the LIST
day of June, 1874 for furnishing delivering fitting and
putting III place the Elevators and Combined Elevators
and Stairs of Corner Pavilion all exhibited
drawings described in the specifications called
schedule. Copies the drawings spec cations and
schedule may be had application at this Office All
scaoldng required by the contractors put work
in place will be furnished by the government free OF
charge. but will be erected by the contractors Pro-
posas will be made for each elevator complete and
each combined elevator ana stair complete. The ele-
vators OF divisions l. and H. must be completed within
three months from date of acceptance OF proposal and
the combined elevators and stairs within months
from date. The contractors will be required TO
guarantee their WORK for period of two years Pay.
mens will be made tor each elevator its complexion
less ten tlW cent, which will be retained until the
elevators have been tested Tor the period
bond, in the sum of twenty five thousand dollars
tract awarded him. the sucency OF the security to be
certified by the United States Judge Clerk of the United
States Court the District Attorney of the district
wherein he resides The department reserves the right
TO reject all bids i'll be deemed for interest OF
the government to do to award each division to
different bidder at its option Any bid that made
the printed torn 70 be obtained at this office, and
does not conform 10 the requirements of this advertise
ment will not be considered: neither will any propo-
sal be received from parties who not engaged in The
manutac re OF elevators Proposals will be enclosed In
u sealed envelope ndorsed Bids for Elevators. Acn
and addressed to C. 7. HULBURD. superintendent ~
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Opinions OF the Corporation Counsel,
Judge Porter and Mr.. strahan ON the
Consolidation Act-The supervisors
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ADJUSTMENTS.

s: 9. rBANo1,
Lily-at . and : p. ".
EVENING AT &
The young actor, Mr..
:. C. FRANCE,
in the greatest sensa t1oOai
Drama ever written,
enutie.
MARKED FOR LIFE,
with everything new.
ANA oI CHRIS AND LENA.
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DEADING BY MISS DARGON
Miss A. l. DARGON WILL GIVE READING
prior to her departure for Europe.

Wednesday evening, May a. at O'Clock Mr. Alfred II.
Pease, the eminen: pianist will also appear.
Tickets to be had at Deckers rooms Union square, and
at the New York Hotel
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NEW GLOBE THEATRE,
BOSTON. MASS.
Business communications may be addressed to
ARTHUR CHENEY
Proprietor and Manager
box 273 Post Office,
Boston
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NEW PARK THEATRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Mr.. A. r. SAMuELLS. Tuesday, May rs, Baker and
, 1874-01-27

Tho man who took morphine at tho Holt
liouao Saturday. evonlng died yestordny. Tho
Coroner fnpnnellcd jury, who could find noth-
inB now concerning MIN, and gavo no vorlict, As
they could not tell whether lie took tho morphine
with tho intontion Of committing suicide or not.
Section Of the Workingmcn'a Association OF
Illinois hold mooting laat evon1ng at No. 271
Blue Island avenue. Tho platform WAS again
road and explained, and tho usual speakers made
their regular speeches.
The alar1n OF firo last ovoning at 11:45, from
in the blacksmith aud repairing nhops of ]. por-
tor l. Co., situated IN tho rear of No. 300 State
strcot. Tho total valuo Of tho shops aud toola
WAS nbout &, 500 injured to tho amount Of $25.
with no insurance.
The West Stdo policemen wero on rampage
last night. They mado raid upon several Of
tue low danco-houseB, aud filled up the colls of
tho Union Street Station with noisy lot Of
ragamnthns that rendered night hideons to peo,
p!o within half d mile Of tho station. Thoy will
DO arfaiGnod before Justice Soully this morning
for vagrancy.
Last oyonng Officer Ecltib arrested John
Hiotey, Horny Collins, and William Brothoy,
three young Bridgeport roughs, chargod with
breaking into 656 Archer avunro 1ast Christ
mas, and stealing quantity Of ravolyora.
knives. and large sum Of money. They wero
lockod up in tho Deorng Street Stntlon and will
bo trlod this morning botoro Justice Boyden.
About o'clock last evening a man named
Windsor Looland,. employed at Tic Stock Yards,
,Yas knocked down On Hubbard court, noar VA
bash avenue, by Romo unknown mnn, and Ind
$25o IN money aud d watch stolen from him.
Oncer lfeckfold found Iceland lying on tho
sidewalk aud took him to tho Armory. Ho was
under the influence Of liquor, aud was quito bad
~ hurt about the head.
, 1874-01-27

In Raclcl1i,. ArIx.

Speeia. DtspatcA to The Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, jan. ga frame block at
Helena, Ark, and tho largest one iu tho South,
wns destroyed by fire yesterday morning at /
o'clock. Tho block WIS owned by j. B. Miles.
Zen htorca wore destroyed. The total loss ia
f50.000 insured for sas, ,e00 In tho Atlantic and
pncitic Of Chicago; Globe, franklin, and Poo
ples, uf PHILADELPHIA Hartford, American, and
Coslra Of St. LosiH, and others. The fire WAS
iho work Of Ill lnconlinry.
[31the d&saciHtfd Prcsa.]
MEMPHIS, Jan. 2G.-An dualanche Helena,
Ark. special Bnyh: On Sunday morning, at i
o'clock, tiro was discovered In tho southwest
coruor Of tho imnonho frame building known III
Miles Dloek belonging to John A. Doppo, Of
Nownrk. N. J. In few minutes tho whole
building WIS ablazo. Despite the efforts Of the
citzens, it soon spread to n two -Btory franc be.
longing to J. d. Miles, which, together with
two.utory brick of Miss Augusta Weldon, were
consumed. On the south two frame storos, occu.
pied by .: X. Daley and lloss l. Elder, and owned
by J. u. Afies. Of lIelona, Ark, mud L. A. ARM
strong, Of Newark, wcro swept away III this
direction. Tho fro was stopped by tho largo
store OF King l. Clapton, whose loss OF goods by
fire and water will reacil 1000. Wost of tho
Miles Block, two frame onHos belonging to ].
r. 1lamaoy aud James Manning, wore destroyed,
Tho Miles building cost sA0.000, and tho cntiro
loss will foot up somo S70,0D0. No insurance.
Tlo lire was tho work Of an incoudiary.
, 1874-01-27

nearly all wnre aorlol,s too. The muBto burst
forth, and Simultaneous movement followed |;
al sorta Of movonts como cultivated atcps,
but Tor the most part d moro violent Bhufl1ng
exercise. Directly they all soome1 to 1avo forgot
ten tnas they had partnors. and soltlod down
into dancing: There was soma popularity about
every, individual, but in ovory ono waa oh.
seryablo , Hort Of ocataoy. Ono girl. with wild.
aafk eyes. and her blnuk hhir l1anging loosely
around hor nook, would occasionatiy pa,1se, NJ
II trying to rocolloct wliero sl,o had acted Buoh
pars III othor sccnes, but, 8lanolnR at tho COM
pany MI engaged around hor, slle would rosumo
nor motionB eomo OF them kept their gazo
hxod on tho ceiling, turning ncitlor to tho Fight
nor TO tlo loft; othcra kept . watch upon their
1oos, Which, to tloir boWildercd minds, woro
perhaps going aadly assray. Very soon tho Or
gantzation lost shape; tho original partners Ind
wandered hopelosBly away from each other.
na1' With nstinctlyo galiantty on tho one nido,
SWUNG. and twirled whlclovor Indy happened to
ho within reach ut tho moment whom thoy
thought tho music indicated "swIng your part
, 1874-01-27

Homo, Fortunate indooa aro We! and I, for ono,
am perfectly satisfied, and hlnll BIO proud to 10
criticised M s1 IN this WY In ntl falnro eporta,
thcn. We have aakod for Nh appropriation for
furniture. In ordor TINT orr Children may 10
made moro comfortable md hnpny in thoir
Homo,-just what, NO think Ia neotled; and it
only remains for tho n'cnbors Of tho donorai
Assembly to ssy whether or not wo allall haYo Il.
II they rcfnso WHOM tho funds now on haud aro
exhausted tho institution
CAN RE CLoBEp;
bnt upon tlon rests tho responsibility, and not
upon US, who haye lal'orol IN boat wo could to
further ill the interests Of t1lcAe fn.llorlosB
oncB. Respectfully, VIRGINIA 9. Ou1,
, 1874-01-27

BRoWN-ou Sunday evening" Jan. 25, 1874, of CON.
sumption, Lucy A., wf0 Of JOhn a. Brown In tho 18th
yons of her ago. 1870 ~
Funeral "Wednesday, Jan g. At 10 O'Clock a. m .
from es ae residence, 2 1hirothst by carriages ia
GracoanE Frends Of tho faulty invited to attend
without further notice.
DELL-!n Chicago, Jan. e3 1874 Of b1au fovor, Sam.
Seu se H hs aon Of Pc mud Glare Boil # i 5esit'oco s
FuAnra by carrlAgDa to Iosotii1.
tN Ga!onh papers poaao copy.
UARRIS-.Jan 9j, 1871 William Harris, born at Norths
aipton England. aged St yoars, month and 96 iay4.
Funeral from Second Harttst Church on Wednesday.
COQK-In Chicago Jan. 25 1874. OF pneumonia. LuotA
Ann Cook, aged q years.
eon At 63 Fuon.st. Tuesday Ja, q, st II O'Clock.
FEtonfs ARC invited to attond,
eE-NoW York and Oswc8o papers please copy.
ADLEh-on sund9y ovenins. Jan. u.s. 1874, Mary, bc-
Funeral Will tako placo from lato residence, 7o5 Wo.t
Tyl9r.st., on tCucahny, ian. H. at IL H.. IN.
, 1874-01-27

From s.ooi mines, 12s. .{S, ,aio TONS Of COIL werc
c1traoted 400 iron mineB gavo 1864, ,857 tons
Of orc, Of a vnluo OF .c7,774 ,s74; iii copper do
u ,993 do 1G2 tin, 14,208 do 455 lead 89, ,0gB !;
60 zinc, 1852 95 iron pyritos (aulphur orcn),
s owt; 8 manganese 7,773 tom; 25 bnrytou,
o,02.17 tons; nnd OF salt, ,s0e, ,497 of value Of
Lo54 ,74s. From tho above ores Q, tai ,020 tons Of
pig.iron was obtained, 5,7o3 tons Of copper,
v,660 do Of tin, 60 ,455 do Of lond, 82s 900 oz.
Of silver, and :, 1O1 tons Of zinc. Tho total
value Of Goals md minerals was c70, 109, ,41G.
Tue mineral produce llns Increased In yaiuo
from 1922 900 to .E70, 103, 900, upward OF
20 por cont. Without any corresponding in
croaao in quantities, tho main CAUSE OF which
increased from El6.Cos, 900 to E18, ,57o, ,0O0, a.
though tho quantity has only Increased from
0627,000 to q, 742, 600 tonB; tllroo tons Of ooal
aro uBod for oacll ton OF rig-iron nrotlucod.
, 1874-01-27

DR.. Churlcs T. Russell gives tabulatol state
nlent Of tho mortality OF tho various HtateB Of
tile Union, from which, We borrow tho following
regarding tho death rates OF yariouH citos. Tho
highest death rate III 1879 WIS exhibited by
1loMphIb, whore tho deaths were 46.6 In each
,ooo lnl'abitnntB. Other cities followed in
Troy, W; ,Holoken, 32.9; New York,
327; Newark, 3l.0; New Orleans, 500 !;
Boston, 3ob. The rato for Philadelphia was on
y 2o'1 ii ntoqhliyn 81; st Lpus, 2o,1; Chi
cago; g ~; baltimore, 25.1; Cincinnati. 205 /;
vorably with the. mortuary statistics OF british
cities, whore tho lowest rate was 2l.4 that Of
London, Doml,ay, alad Ca!cntta show only 2o.2
a,ul Is respectively. Tho highest known doath-
Popular Science MonihIy far February. Wv
, 1874-01-27
R5airx1nry in Avocn, Ia,

Sbfctd7 IH8T1alcR 70 The Chicago 7T75Nnc.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 2G.-On Saturday night
was robbed Of $500 worth OF watches and othor
valuables. The robbery was committed by throo
men who arrived on the evening train from
Omaha. The citizons pursued tho thieves, mud
succeeded in capturing ono Of them fow miles
FROM the plnco. 11o proved to DO ono Maginnis,
o notorious thiof and koopor of Il
"fcnco" in this city. 4 ropo waa
placed about hia neck aud passed. over tho limb
of q trce, and he was ordered to dv1,go tho
na1nos Of his companions. This he refused to
do. He was drawn up threo times, and nearly
Rtranglcd, but still kept his secret. lie wan
brought back to town, aud il now hold whilo tho
pursuit Of tho others IL continued. Tho citizolls
OF Avoca threaten to lynch A{aginnis tonight.
, 1874-01-27
WISCONSIN.


MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 2G.-The Senate had q
short scasion this morning, moro than half tho
mombers being absent. Resolutions were offor-
cd calling Nh tho Secretary OF State to give his
authority for the allowance Of certain bills
against tho State.
A bill was introduced amending tho Aaaoss-
mont law OF 1868, 80 as only to exempt. first,
United States property; second, county, town,
school-diAtrict and road d-dstrict property third,
fro department property; fourth, property Of
Indians; nth, cemetery property, except the
lands; sixth, Unitod States pensions and, Soy
onth, stock IN corporations otllerwiso taxed.
Bills werc also introduceat to amend tho revised
statutes relating to exciBo 10 nj to enable townB
~ vol as ctties aud villages, whore there IL q
county poor Bystem, to uHe liconse moneys for
general expenses to nmenl the net Of 1873 70.
lating to the laying out Of public highways.
THE ASSEMBLY
was pretty full thia evening. resolution was
offorod for n joint special committee Of five to
conador the prorricty Of loaHing tho labor ut tho
minutes Of tho 6tate prison aud tho Hipon I,l-
duntrlal School.
Bills were introduced to lsgs1izo tho publica-
tton OF probate notices iii other than English pa
papers; to 1ognlizo tho acts Of tho Marathon
County Supervisors In giving certain lands to aid
in building railroads; to Giuo State bounty Of
50 FOR killing wolves and lynx, and IS for wild
cats to prohibit restriction Of legal exemptions
or limitations in contracts also to prohibit for
eign insurance companies from inserting clauses
in tlcir policioH TINT suits shall only DO tried in
United Stntea Courts; and others in regard to
mode OF trial III criminal and civil actioue.
, 1874-01-27
KANSAS.



Special Dispatch Ia TIE Chicago Tribune.
TorEKA, Kan, Jan. 2G.-Tho Senatorial con-
Test, whilo it progresses without extraordinary
excitement. is SO complicated that tho keenest
politicians will not hazard prediction OH tho re-
suit. Seventy votes aro necessary to CHOICE
aud tonight it is conceded thAt no candidate
will rocoiyo upward Of thirty. Gov. Osborn's
oHtimato of tho first ballot is: Osborn, so :;
Plumb, 20; Phillips, 18l Kingsmap, IT,; I1ar-
vey, q; and tho remainder bestowed as CONT
plimentarios on twelve or fifteen candi.
datea. Tic Reform Caucus is in session at
this hour with some prospect of forming conli-
tion with Phillips frioniH, tho latter having nc
cepted an invitation to attend tho session. The
nolormora may not bo strong enough to elect
thoir first choice, but have sufficient power to
elect either Plumb, Osborn Phillips, or Kings
nun. Tho Leayenworth delegation iB divided
Anthony, Moonlight, and LAWRENCE refusing to
support Osborn in any event. The best mon
fear that soma obscure imbecitc will DO elected.
LATER.
Special Dispatch to Thf Chicago Tribune.
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 2G.-Seventy-six members
attended tho Reform Caucus tonight. Benton,
OF Loayonuorth, and Martin, Of Topeka, tho two
leadinE Democratic politicians Of tho State
qnarroled over motion to nominate Senator,
and the caucus adjourned without accomplishing
anything.
, 1874-01-27

Uf. nnvld LtVImN8t0no.
LoNDoN, Jan. 28.--1ntolligonco has juBt bncn
received OF Tho death OF Dr. Livingstone in tho
interior of Africa. 1io died Of dysontery, while
travoltng from Lako Dombo to Unysnyombo. His
botly has boon embamod, and Ia being conveyed
to England by way Of Znnzbar.
Tho doatti Of DR.. Liyingstono took placo in
Juno last. lie had boon travelling over par
tially aubmcrgcd country, and, after wAdtng four
days through water, ho was seizod by tho illnoss
Of which llo diod.
Geographical Society last night aovoral mom-
hers expressed doubt as to tho authenticity Of
the report Of Dr.. Livingstonos death. h1r.
Kirk saltl whom lo loft Zanzibar IN September
thonght tho nowa, II trao, would have beon
officially forwarded long before tho present dato.
, 1874-01-27

COLUMBUS. o hio, Jan. 2G.-1n tho Senate, tha
morning bill was introduced to provide that
tho Stats, county. township aud Village rroaaur-
ors shall not be Obliged to giyo bond: tl,at all
delneanors, and that countios, townships, aud
villages ahall bo hold responsible for all dofalca-
ttouB.
III tho HouBe, this attcrnoon, 4 bill waa intro
ducea to provide for the appointment OF an 1n-
Bpoctor Of hliueH.
4 resolution wan reported by the Committee on
Netrenchment that, in Wow Of the probnblo
adoption Of tho now Constitut|on It is not aayis-
able to enter upon any extensive change In extat-
With aa}sArnmonta, except from day to day, aud
hdlouIn @ soon n practicable. The resolution
w&a AdopfAa.
, 1874-01-27

Snecia, Dapntch 10 Iha Chfcago Tribune.
DENVER. Col, Ja.t. 2G.-Tllo extensive flour
ing mill OF Littlo Il Lilly, ut Littleton about
about T ocloek Ills morning. Sa ink III Tho oS budns
which cost over ESQ, goo, was insured for about
two-thiyds it's value. Wheat to the amount Of
30,0UO bushels was stored in tho establishment.
Most of this is u total loss, there being no in-
structure on the same sto md belonging to tho
eame tlrm was destroyed by lire. Tic flour
manufactured by this lirln IL vol known in BoB-
ton and other Eastern markets.
, 1874-01-27
A llllD1fltic HAIL.

From tho few Ifapen RtGtster.
IN the recent annual ball ut the Lunatio Asy-
lum, twonty couples took the floor. ranged in
two lines, facing each other, aud stood still In
profound silence, waiting tho 1nuyio III this
purity tho Atraayonosa Of The performers was
inost apparent. The men woro 4 look upou
their faces OF such resolution ~ one would or
poet on TINT Of brave man brought face to
fuca with somo terrible dnngor. Tho women
were moro wandering IN their glaucea, but
, 1874-01-27
Iynch.a4tlxv in Nebraska,

SV[c16l Dis10lc1 to The Thiea9o 7T16NMe
OMAHA, Nob., Jan. 26.--Last week, at nulo,
Mob, lawyer named Moore was discovered
riding q horse belonging to a farmor. 4 mob
surrounded him, and whipped him, oxtorting
confession, aud then hung him to trco. After
lfo was extinct, hoo was cut In tho leo, and tlie
body was put underneath. Moore confessed be-
designate the members. Great excitontont pre-
walls over the affair. Moore was regarded as .
promising young attorney,