, 1874-03-12

TO rHr DAILY DlapA1On.

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ExcLusIvEIY TO THE DAILY DlsPA1ca
La CONNER, March 9.-News from
Alki Lake, British Columbia, report
i snow two fest deep on the river. but ne
crust ON il. and cattle are doing we'll. A
Lillooet, B. c., the snow is three inches
deep; on Pavilion Mountain It is two
feet, and at all points very much drifted
All mail carriers have TO break their own
road. At Clinton, B. c., the weather
has been very severe; considerable SNOW
fallen. On last Tuesday night the ther-
mometer was 20. on Wednesday "a. and
on Thursday 30 degrees below zero. At
LaConner it commenced showing during
the night Of the 8th, and at z 4. NJ; on
the morning of the 9th nine inches Of
snow lay on the ground; since which
time We have had continued success
sion of southerly gales. before which
the snow has all disappeared. e
New YoRK. March Especial from
Berlin says German Emperor's health
is such as to cause renewed uneasiness.
General Schenck says his visit to this
country is solely on private affairs; that
he has not come home to fill any cabi
net or other Office, and that he will re-
turn to England in May. when his leave
of absence expires. He goes to Wash
ington on Tuesday. where he will re-
main three days. He will then visit
Ohio and last three weeks of his stay
in the United States will be passed in
New York.
LANSING, Mich, March 5.-House OF
Representatives voted te-day. Sc to 80
to strike out the word male from the ar
ticles in the Constitution on the Elective
franchise. tHE
DEs MONIES, Iowa, March 5.-House
of Representatives voted yesterday. Sc
to 80, to strike out the word male from
the articles in the Constitution on. the
Elective Franchise.
New YORK, March Sin the case of
Woodruff, Claflin and Blood, on trial
for libel in theCourt Of General Sessions
to-day, bail was refused and the prison
ers were taken to the Toombs.
The strike on the Lehigh Valley rail-
road still continues. Al Wilkesbarre to-
dsy about so brakemen attempted to
stop the mail train, but the sheriff S
posse arrested the ringleaders, two of
whom were sent to Jail in default of
bail. g.
At Waverly the strikers refuse any
and the with track is filed
disabled trains.
Judge Pratt to-day vacated the order
OF arrest in the case of ex-President
Baez and he was discharged from custo-
dy.
VIM. G. Bradon, q broker at No. TAG
Broadway, was to-day held in $4,000
bail for having in his possession S56. 900
in bonds of the Pennsylvania and West
ern railroad, stolen about year ago.
BosroN, March 5.-James Dwight sho.
and killed VIM. Mclaughlin in a club
house at Challestown last night and then
attempted suicide. Dwight was arrest
ed.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March Interest
in the temperance movement lie increas-
ing. The ladies' organization of this
city. composed of the ladies Of the First
Universalis. Church. have obtained the
signatures Of all the liquor dealers to
their pledges. At New Philadelphia the
ladies' to the number of over two hun.
dred. hold daily prsyer-meetings. A
movement is also being made in Elicia.
Aliego and Worcester, in oil of which
street crusadss will begin next week.
CoLUMBus, March 7.--Crusacers NOV.
cd in four squads. No leaders signed
the pledge. A number informed the
ladies that they had closed their trade
bat it is believed they refrained from
signing the pledge not to resume busiI
ness. The women will continue the
campaign next week.
TOLEDO. Ohio, March 7.-At Findlay
the woman's temperance crusade Is pro
crossing beyond most sanguins expect
tations. During three days work ovel
200 have signed the pledge and 4 saloon
keepers have surrendered. This morning
large quantity of liquor was emptied
in the streets. Four hundred ladies are
engaged in the cause and will not desert
until all the .sa' ICONS are closed. Al
Maumee City and Perrysburg movemen-
has also been insuguaated. Tg
PHrLADELrHrA, March THE Su.
preme Council of the Liquor Dealers
Association request all persons connect
ed with the Association to close theil
places of business on Sundays.
The Mayor has issued a proclamation
stating that the police have been called
upon to aid in bringing the violators Of
the liquor law to justice. The District
Attorney says that he will treat all cases
of violation the same as other cases.
WHEELING, WA, March 7.--Dnrine
a riot in South Wheeling this afternoon
man named Blattnoor received two
balls through his lungs. He is still liv-
ing, but there are no hopes of his recov-
cry. Two others received injuries. The