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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-10

There diseases so facilitating in their effects
upon the constitution the above, and none more
difficult to by the usual modes of practice. The
FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS will eject a euro in
Of the longest standing well prove proven
tive in the forming stages of the disease Being purely
Vegetable, they act with certainty the disease
totally cracatIG it from The system and prevent
return at any future period
Why waste your money and health in trying every
medicine you hear Of when Tli0MPSuN'S FEVER and
AGCE POWDERS have failed to cure .hc CHILLs
in any
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-01-10
ORPHANS, COURT.

The STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
Cecil county will he held on the SECOND TUESDAY
in every month. Executors. Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated Will please bring
in the vouchers a few days before Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80, 1Se7-y Register.
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DIR, RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

c,--l, taste ess elegantly coated with sweet gum,
p rso,nI'te purify cleanse and strengthen. Rad
Pills for eeure Of n disorders T OF the stomach
L. Eanstin. ZION, CGsveness Indigestion, Dys
pepsi Biousnes fcns Fever inamm a., OF me
Ii"ora Warranted 10 effect positive cure Purely
vrSeab,e contanin; mercury minerals or deeteri
Gus drugs ,o,-,,~,s Pills will free tho .vs
TEN from ali the above nam, =" I Hari ''
READ FALSE APP o Na q S ssnn one &c. s New
Snrsp Information worth thousands Will be sent you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

The Y ssg government Of the Association was
r.! Papers were then read by Professors
Turner and Guthrie, q III
Vn motion the several papers read be.
lore me meeting were referred Ia ihe
Sommlit0e Tor publication Il considered
desirable. ~ z J. Z w" Il " -
Prof. Crago, Superintendent of the
MoundsVille Graded Schools, read como
evolutionary selections with fine effect.
froL y. has paid considerable attention
70 me subject Of elocutlon, and really ex.
cels IN that branch. He read Of different
Tunes before the Association, 10 the great
pleasure Of all. T.IJ" i>i ~
A paper was read at the afternoon ses-
sion on vocal music by Prof. II, D. ClSTl,
II was moved that the Association adj
tourn on Friday at 10i8Ok. NJ !, TO meet nm
the first Tuesday Of August, 1875, AZ
On motion, the Association reouested
Dr.. Sears to make q contribution from
the Peabody fund 10 the ". Va Eiuea.
ttonGE Journal, for its support and i'm.
provement.
At the evening session tho query box
was opened and many questions, theoretic
and practical, grammatical and scientiflc
legal and moral, wise, and otherwise
We're asked and answered In q brief and
interesting manner. '
Key; Prof. Wade, Of Morgantown, made
q highly entertaining address on The sub.
lect Of Absenteeism and It's remedy.
On motion the Association adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

MANY who arc R.ring from tho effects Of the
warm weather and arc dtbllltAted, Gra Advised
by physicians TO take moderate amount d oi
whisky two or three times during the day, In a
little while those who adopt this advice ne.
quently Increase the number OF ''drlnfs," and
In time become confirmed incbfIatS. AbeYor.
age which will not create thirst for Intoxicating
liquors, and which l. intended especially for The
benefit o, debilItated persons, whether 1t home
Or abroad, is Dr.. schenek's sea Weed Tonic,
Containing the juices Of many medical herbs.
this preparation does not create an appetite for
The Intoxicating cup. The nourlshlnE and The
Incorporating properties Of many valuable nat.
urAl projections contained In II and well known
20 medical men have most Strengthening 10.
huence, A single polite OF tho tonic will dem.
onsfate Its valuable qualities. For debility.
arising nom sickness, over.expriion, or from
any cause whatever, Wine-PlAssfl OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen The
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
1000. To all who arc about leaving their home
we desire 10 say that tho excellent effects Of Dr
sehenek's seasonAble remedies, ee4 weed Ton.
&c and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident
when taken by those who arc injuriously affect.
ed by cham Of water and diet. No person
should leave home without taking q supply OF
these safeguards along. For sale BY oil drug.
glsts. eod1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 7.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady and in mod.
crate demand; closed weak; No. / spring
l 0641 OCT; No. 2, 81 04t, spot; 81 O3ts
10Sl, seller August; 81 00S, seller Septem.
Der; No. 8, 09caSl 90; rejected Ole. Corn
Demand fair and prices advanced; No.
Q mixed 66is67c, spot; 669c bid seller
August; Coo, seller September. Oats
Dull but closed firmer; No. Q, 39A8Olc,
spot; Sic, seller August; S59c, seller
September. Rye-ActiVe; No. I, 74c.
Barley-Dull sndnominal; No. 2, $i03t,
spot; 81 01is1 o., seller September,
Mes Pork-Dull at $24 90, spot and
seller August Lard-Demand active
and prices advanced; 14A14to, spot and
seller August. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-96A97c. ~
On call board this afternoon wheat
closed active at 81 04t, seller August.
Corn was active and higher; 679c, seller
August; 66tc, seller September; 674c,
NAQh
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New; YoRK, August -Cotton-Qulet
aud held higher at 17ta17ic. Flour
Heavy and in moderate demand; super.
fine western and State "a 60a5 Is; COM
mon to good s. 25a5 so; good to choice
IS S5A6 SO. Wheat-FAirly active and
lower; No. Q Chicago 81 23a1 rs; No. 2
Milwaukee 81 goal 80; No. / spring
81 29A1 81. Rye-Dull and nominal at
90ca$l 05. Bsrley-Nominal. Malt
Quiet. Corn-Less active and higher;
western mixed 8ls92c; high mixed and
yellow western 82a62ic. 0ats-Firmer
Tor new and unsettled Tor old; new mixed
western 42c; new white 65s70c. Hay
Heavy at75ca$1 05 for new crops. Hops
Firm; low to fair 10Al5c. Cofiee-Bio
lsta21ic. Sugar-Qulet. Whisky
Steady at 81 90. EaN 1E1H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TKLRGRAPH,
New YORK Mone1 lanai s,onL,.


NEW YoRK, AuguSt7. -MoNEY-Closed
at q per cent; prime mercantile paper 81
to z per cent.
STRRLING ExoHAEdR-We6k atS4 eGI
"a 81 for 90 days, and "a 9Ota4 COZ for
sight.
GoID-SGong on enlarged specie ship
ments for to morrow, sggregating nearly
100000. The opening price was no,
closing at 1lOt, with sales in interim al
1000. Carrying rates / to 4 per cent.
Loans also made fat. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $9SsOOO. Cleariugs
$S4, 100000. Imports Of dry goods for
the week $297O.954. Custom receipts
$4,000 = +,.r...-.-.--
GovRRNRNTs-Flrm. There Is q large
demand for registered 10 40's.
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CINCINNATI, August -Cotton-Firmi
17tc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Steady and In moderate demand; white
81 1531 20. Corn-Dull at 62A64C. Oats
Quiet at 45s50c. Rye-Dull at SOaslc.
Pofk-Q1iet at $94 90. Lard-scarce
and firm. Shoulders, SIC spot; clear rib
sides sold at $11 40al1 rs; held at
81 81 at the close; clear sides 12c. BA'
con-Demand good at full prices; shoul.
ders 9tc; clear rib sides 1876 clear $l2 90
a13 90. Whisky-Steady and IN mod
crate demand at 96c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

You Lave got Into trouble procure at once a
package OF tho 6amAritan's Gift, use as directed
and you will DO all right in thee or four day 9,
The trouble when taken in time 10 easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quAck is
visited and he gives his course OF BALKAN Co.
pablo, then very often serious complications
arise which prolong the disease for weeks, per.
h4ps months.
Another fallacy Is, in persons trying to rave
few cent?, dabble In cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and slcken the sromAch that almost death
itRell would DO relief. samaritan's Gift W Il
cure every time, With no more unpleasant results
than II the trOub had not existed at all.
Male packages, s.: Female, s.. Sent by mail
TO any address. DESMOND eco, ProprIetofs,
Oi6 Race street, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

BALTIMORE, Angus! 7.-Flour-Dull,
heavy and unchanged. Wheat-steady
ana az IN good demand; red western 81 2Sa
7 w. Gorn-Qulet and steady al ITO,
Weak and lower. Provillons-
suong and buoyant. Mess P ork--Hcarce
al S4 OOa25 90. Bacon-Aclive and
and higher, shoulders 10Al0tc; clear rib
lssalSc. Lard 14ta14Ic Bltter-West-
efn scarce and firm at 24a25c. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. PClroleum-Un-
changed Whhky-Qulet at 81 %, +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
New York Dry Goods.

NEW York, August 1.-THE trade
movement was fairly active in few de.
partments Of the package trade, but the
jobbing and importing branches were
quiet. Cotton goods sluggish, except cot.
ton fannels, cheviot shirIings and grain
bags. Side band prints very active, but
other styles move slowly. Wool 4 Innels,
beavers and fancy csssimeres fairly &C.
tive, Hosiery improving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
Phllndelnhin Rnoi'

PHILADELPHIA, August T. Wool =
GOOD demand, firm and ecarce; Ohio,
West Virginia Xxx and above 621s54c; K
6Sta53ic; medium 61a62Ic; coarse 45c;
Michigan, Indiana and western fine Asa
6Oci medium 50a5lc; coarse 45c; Colorado
washed 25a30c; Colorado unwashed GAIA
25c; extra and merino pulled 45a50c; No.
! and supeIfue pulled 45s60c. -
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August r. Flour -
Good demand; superflne IS 50G4 80; Ohio
and Indiana SO 25a6 rs. Wheat-Dull
new red Sl25A1 80; white 81 87a1 40
Corn-Flrmly held; western high mixed
S2fas4c. Oats Fairly active, 61a66c
Petroleum-Active and higher; refined
12tc; crude stssto. WAisky-Ofered Of
81 0S for western Iron.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
Tnlnhn.

40 TOLEDO, August 7.-Flour-ouIet and
S sp,ShAn 1!9!i %seHtTpall and declined
II Isl amber 81 13s; No. 8 red 81 18a
! l6f. Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed
VSfci low mixed CSC; no grade &c, dam.
aged Gle. '0ats-D1ll and lower: M. l.
4SS; NO. 2, 4Oici seller August 3SIc;
seller September S7lci Michigan 4lc; 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
GoVKRNMENTs-Flrm. There q laIge
demand for registered 10 40's.

RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet and firm.
sTocKs-Dull and firm, with limited
transactions. Prices advanced / to I per
cent. The day was one Of the dullest Of
the season, and the market presented no
striking feature. Among the sales were
$4,000 shares Of Western Union, 1000
Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific and
5000 Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central, 4..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 7.-Wheat-Dull;
new No. l red offered at STA Corn
Steady, G9a74c. Oats-Duil, 4OA44c. Pc.
Ioleum-Quic,; standard white, car lots,
lOc; Ohio state test to 100 degrees 13c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
pI,,,hnrgb petroIeum,

PrTrsDuRaH, August Petroleum
Crude nothing doing; quoted at 300 on
the cars, Refined firm; late August and
September 12fc,
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TraVsIerS' Guide.
ARnrYAL OF rRAnu.

AaarA1 OF rnAnp.
Is. d o. K. r.. II $40 AMI $40 pm. l0io pm.
Central Ohio Div &25 Am. 1910 Am. $50 pm.
CloVel'd q Pitts. iEoo am. 'l:9S pm. eo2 pm
DEPARTURE OF TRLmS.
B. 80. r. R..,,I GAO AMI g:6S anil E65 pm.
Central Ohio Dlyl 7:4Q Am. g:20 pm. $40 pm.
GlGVel'd = PItIS. COS am. lilo pm. $3.50 pm.
'5teubenville Accommodation.
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ruuRapAY,a pRocERprNag.

Association called to order. Music BY
the choir. Prayer by Dr.. A. Martin.
Capt. Shaw, Of Patkersburg, raised some
interesting questions In regard: % the
present school law, PARTICULARLY that part
referring TO teachers certificates, The
decision or Interpretation Of the law BY
Superintendent BYrne ELECTED quite an
animated discussion, participated in by
Gen. Northcott, Capt. Shsw, supt Hall,
Of Lewis county, Prof Guthrie, supt,
Byrne and others,
The decision Of the law in regard TO the
length Of teachers' certificates u, that all
certificates should and do expire August
3lst, the end Of tie school year. No mat
ter when granted they expire with the
close OF the school year, August 31st.
This 10 animportAnt decision, and should
receive the attention Of all school exam
liners throughout the State. ~
On motion q bylaw prescribing CuSh-
ing's Manual Of Parliamentary Law for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

Resolved, That we rejoice in the estab-
lishment and success Of our State Univer.
sity and commend It as having special
claim upon and being entirely worthy Of
the patronage aud support Of the young
men oil West Virginia.
EcHooL MONTH OF TWENTY TWO Days.
Resolred, /. That tits the opinion Of this
Association that the present school month
Of twenty-five days as prescribed by Sec.
31st Of the school law is inconyenient not
only to the teachers but to th0wofking Of
our public schools In general.
ReSolted, 2. The Committee on tho pro-
posed amendments Of the School Law be
requested TO call the attention Of the next
Legislature to this proposed change from
twenty-five days TO twenty days as q
school month. zoe ''l a-E 'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
mon SCHOOLS AND AcADRnnKq.

Resolrsd, /. That we rejoice in the in.
creased and increasing number Of high
graded and academic schools in tho State
and recommend the liberal encourage.
ment oil these to the special consideration
Of the Legislature as supplying felt
need In almost every county. y &.
2. That the President OF the Associa.
ton appoint special committee TO me-
morialize the Legislature on their be-
half.
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REPORT ON .TExT BOOKS.

The committee, after duly considering
the present condition Of our schools and
the great expense any change Of Text
Books would burden the people with, es-
pecially in a year OF great depression in
all branches Of industry; that one change
might rapidly follow another, and In the
end give us series even more objection
able than the one now in use, deem it In
expedient to recommend any changes al.
though we recognize the fact that some Of
the present list Of textbooks have some
Objectionable features in their general ar.
raDgement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08

10 emiAently Family Medicine; and by being
kept ready for Immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many dollar in time
and dOctorS' bills.
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sTATE cRRT1FroArEp.

Resolued, That the standard Of q1stii-
cations required Of those receiving State
Certificates should be equal TO the curri-
culum Of study pursued by graduate Of
our Normal Schools,
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ADDRESSES, PAPERS, &C.
PAPER ny PROF. KENNY.
CIARKgpuRe, August Jth, 1s74,

Prof.. W. J,Kenny, one Of the members
Of the State Board OF Examiners, next
read a paper on "The Intellectual and
Moral Education Of the Young"
This was an interesting paper, well
read and Astounding in classical allu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-08
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

MICUUl HH,1 Auu HHIubIpulK.
Prior, 81 90. Sod 6VG4 LrT0glsS,
Rpll-codAw s''
, 1874-04-01
THE cn1uAGo DAILY TR1BuNE; WEDNESDAY,, APRIL J. ls74

Of circulating r. report that he had abused and
mn1troatod hia wito. hlr. Amend deniod tho no.
onBatto1l, but, in tho interviov with hia son-n~
Inv, told him TINT hn knsw sncl. waa the fact,
although be had given ITO rub1iclt ' to h1H 0howl~
olgo. renrco INSTANTLY grew intuEnant, nnta,
drawing revblver, demanded Of his iatior-tn"
law mn Immediate md complete rotractaon. char.
aotorztng tho .acouaation aa llo: Almond
rofnaed to recall tho assertion, md. without
anothor word, pcnrco discharged two oy!tn-
doris Of his revolver, both baiie p>ssinR
through llis fathor-ib-lnw's body In tho 70.
gou Of tho lloart. Alr. Amend foil and oxrMoa
Within two hours afterwnltls. ponrcolmmedta to-
" nol and took refuge iii the titnbor tlat skirts
the Neoaho niyor. Iustnntly vigilance COM
mittoo comprising eighty cittzona. among them
mary Of tho most hglly-rcRpeceoa residents Of
tue town, waa organtzcd. Tho murderer waa
holly pursued but tho donaitY Of tho timber and
tho loigft Of tho grass joining It afforded tho
rofngoo rotroat that for time deflcd dHoovory.
Finally tho .yignnts ignitol Tho grass, md
tlo ilro quickly t1ro7o tho murderer from Ills
htdlng-rla Ifo flol again toward tho riv-
or, reaohod The stronln, plunged in. and hNam
actoss. Yfie Avengers pursued him tfotly, and
boialg determined not to lose sight OF tho f1El-
tTn, 'ikowiao loapoa into tho river aud swasn for
tho opposite nhoro. On drv ground ngain tho
eli aso Waa ronewed, and maintained until the
1nnrdorer wna brought to bay. Thor,, finding
tn ut resistnnco was ,1se tho water having rer-
aerod bis revolver harnilcgs,' I1o surrendered.
Paarce pne taken bauk to Jacksonville by h.8
ca1Itors Tint night, and lilo 1ext morning 1ia
de;ltl body was found hanging to tho limb Of 4
tron within quarter Of milo Of the apot where
be committed tue murder.
, 1874-04-01

The Murder Trial mt JnztcsviIle4 Wis.
Special Diapatch to The Chtca0o 1'sibune.

The Murder Trini mt Jnncsvi1le, Wis.
Special Dispatch to The 3htcaao Tribune.
JANEsy11LE, Wis. March 31.--In tue Augustus
T. Tollos case, to-day, tho cross-cxa1nnatiou ot
Simpson took up the entire forenoon, Tho Wit
moss mixed Ills formcr Testimony batlly. Ho
Bworo that Rachel Il.otrna loft tho house with a
man 10 wagon, and no one else had been at the
houso tho day she Disappeared.
In tho afternoon George Washington, tho
other negro, WAS aworu. Ha statod that the
woman went cut Of the house with him about
at night, Tolles having agreed to pay him IS to
have her como out wlioxe lie could mako way
with her; nlsn that two Other men were at tho
houHe tho day sllo Disappeared. The testimony OF
tho two negroes hardly agrcea upon o single
point, Walkor sticking to tho statement both
made when nrreBted Inst summer, and Washing
ton telling d very different story, duplicating
TolleH. 1t y. N. tho Court adjourned to 1noet
Friday morning. when Wm1hlnyton'a cross-ox-
animation will bo continued.
After adjournment, Yo'lcs was taken heforo
Judge prlcllard, md admitted to bail Much in
ligAation is Expressed at tho arressk Of Tolea Oh
tho story Of tho negro, ono enthusiastic individual
proposing to lynch tho negroes. ToNee' diary
shows tllat ho was at a, aunt'e funoral the day
Washington clalmB that he bnrgAineA with Kim
to entico tic woman out OF tho house. Tho
ncighbors all speak Of Iollos as being l. quiet
md honest man. Il,ore in but littlo doubt that
TolloB will bo honorabIy discharged on Friday.
, 1874-04-01
THE TROUBLES OF An 1IElREss.


An EfEort TO Di*posno.s the Richest
X0atnu Lndy IN America 1T sasr prone
orty--nler Rights s,tstal,,ctl 1,v t,c
Courts.
YorE Hsraia.i i'""'e"'' +" nc -Se'
=, Ono Of the most Interesting quits ever beforo
the courts. of this ColnnonweatE was brought
to o1oso this afternoon. 1t vas on action Of
o{oetment brought by John AlcKoo mud ono
County COMMISSIONER against Annette Adolia
MoKeo hnl nlsmbor Of tona1,tB to recover eoH-
session Of Home GOO aeroa OF mud nt Mexico
noofss, piece Of valuable territory adjacent to
~. About one year ago an old gentleman uatuod
THOMAS Mexico died. leaving to an only child.
daughter, Miss Annette Adoiia WcKoo, lis en-
tire catate. valued at upwards Of 70, ,0O0. .0D0
bliss McKeo waB got down as tho richest
slng]n Indy In the country. Sho il q handsome
girl, Of about 20 years Of age, and ia court. wng
richly but tastofully attired. The grounds upon
, 1874-04-01
CUBA

NEW YonK, March 31.-A letter from Havana
aasa: The incendary torch is making great
havoc in tho sugar plantations OF tho islands.
Tho spaniards call the perpetrators highway
mon, aud tho Cubans say that this ia the work
Of tito insurgents. Tho destruction OF property
is fearful, mud in the most fertile part Of tic
s!!gar-growipg country. On tile 18th Of
tsarrounding country, was iilumined by tie
burning canc-tIolds Of tho sugar plantations.
At h1aria about 500 acres OF sugar cano wore
destroyed, 80 acros OF which had already boeu
c,.t, ready for tho mill. Voluntoors wore sent
out in search Of tito iaeondlarics, and several
Other detachnonta have been distributed nmong
tho other estates for their protection.
Tho patriot asmy in the Central Department.
DOW numbers over 20 coo men, aud tho whole
army throughout tho island il estimated at near
ly $4,000.
Tho impression is, that Gen. Conchn will make
o proposition Of peaco to tho 1larlllis OF Santa
Ilcia but no propositions will be acoapted, ex-
cept tho unconditional surrender OF the Span-
iarda and their departure from tho island.
, 1874-04-01

sohoel.fnnd to Accept tho proposon: md w recon,-
ot1d That tho presicnt aid HonrcAry OF tito Board 10
iTceted to scttfo with hr. Lanc up tho tastH mentioned
IN ha rropositton, which recommendation a indorscd
ny tao Comptroller and Corporation CoanBel.
., EXPLANATORY, std.
!nhpoctor hnnyan Baid tho roaHon for this
aoflon was That IN caao t',oro ahoula DO
lonY htigat'on would oauo, aud q. tho end, tho lonrd
could not got 70 exceed Q per cent intor-
e. III upon n tho 1nonoy, no natscr waether
ran ono year Or hvo years. There
VIVA -, also E. rek nttonding Il law Huit,
a no committee fflt That II beat to +aecopt tlo
sibc., i~'
TIE nEronr AanEsp To.
Inspector geggin flpyeu thnt ill., 1onnrt ia otontcd
anti tint tsa Cous1nttce 10 authorized to conclude tAs
arranRementa as spect5)y a. ~ prao.lcal,1o.
atlye. 's "'' "1' "eA
The l5Gari thcn aItournrd
, 1874-04-01

EsuZt1I1
OrrAwA, ILL.,, March, 81.-trllis morning
notorious rough, known az Pluck WAaleu, was
arrested at tue rcaidenco Of his parents, abGut 8
1nilas from Seneca, in this county, on d charge
Of being ono Of tho tive thieves who cntorol d
ti1no ago, and robbed it Of clothing etc. Whalrn
was saeu coon after the robbery wearing d s;uit
Of now clothes, which wore supposed to bolo.u .ug
to the lot tl1at wab stolen Tho station-agent ut
LaSalIo mud couple Of officers surprised tl,o
prisoner in bed, anil thoro arrested lin. Ho ia
a desperate character, md terror to the com
munily, Ha is now safely lodged i'll jail.
, 1874-04-01
SPAIN,

MADRID, March 3l.-Alarshal Serrano has b.
auod M orlor prohibiting the transmission
from Santaudor and that vicinity OF private dis
patches,
A heayy fro IL kept up by tho artillery upon
tho Carlist position. The other troops aro
resting.
Troops to the number Of IT, 900 aro on the way
to reinforce Marshal Serrano.
It IL reported that tho Carlist Gen. 0llo has
been killed.
Illo tltlal attack on Atlantic will bo male on
Tuesday or Wednesday,.