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Common Fa1no Says thnt
Prince Bismarck VIII
Resign.
But II Is Probable that Ito VIII Do
Nothing Of Tho Kind.
Very Likely ''o rendered Resignation,
Which Was Refused.
The Occasion of His Discomfort.
ptestAncK III \ HUFF,

1leHAHEk III HUFF
prn1rr Dec. 17.-1t Is r,lmorctl TINT Diamarclx
regards tho action Of thu RoicsaS, In voting, to
uphold ita dignity, that lilo Constitution should
hn amended to prevent tito aren't of d Deputy
during tho session, as oquivnlont to n vote Of n
want OF conlli1oueu and wll rcH;n. II IL furtEor
said tllnt III consequence, tho ronoIuton rill DO
modified.
lIEn11s, Dec. I7.-Iho Post Of Ihis city to-
day esproesua tin l,ope that bismarck Inns not
ticnltoly ttacltsCti to resign from tho Governs
mont. hut htlie tllnt however Aep}urnblo A'tel Il
Iecialou by thu Chancellor nlust 10 regarded, 1t
woull not bo productive OF imminent danEer to
tho Blntn.
Tho Fye.tz X.itun1 says that 1un,ors OF tho
Chapcollor's resignation cn,anutel from ha inil-
n,uto friends, WHO aMy that tho Prnco dcclureta
tint lie rms weary. n,,d tint it was inlnoauiblc
for him to goyosu with tho present majority III
Another report glvcs Herr Denzin, t. Deputy in
tho loiotstag, VI authority for tho Rtntetnont
In tho Government. Herr Dcl,2in annottuccd
TINT Dsmnrchin Wow Of the yaecillattng inRjori-
ty tu tho lterhstag; would bn forced to resign.
DEnLIS, Doc. 17.-Ptinco Bismarck had nn IN
torylow with the Emperor to-day. numors OF
his resignation aro still repeated, but in aotno
Parliamentary circles It IL reported that tho di!-
Guilty has boon completely Heitled. Tho opinion
ID almost unanimously held that yesterday
action Of tho 1le,chstag was not voto OF want Of
confidence, md it ID considered cortun tint ovo
If Tho Chancellor Inns rendered Lis resignation
tho Emperor will not acccpt it.
LONDON, Dec. 15--t} 4. 1n.-h special to the
Morni,,q Post from Dcriin suss: Ii is positively
rcagnntion which was refused. lle afterwards
conferred with tho leaders Of tho National pnrt,
regarding tho future conduct of affairs In Far.
lament, a,nl au understanding was occurred.
, 1874-12-18
tJOWAHDLY ASSAULT.

Sreci1l DiduutrA ia Tie GAi:dgo Tribute.
DANyIALE, ILL.,, Dec. 17-rha circumstances
connected with tue stabbiug atfray, tolegrap!sou
YOU yesterday gro about nj followa Cattcral,
tho porgun stabbelt mil George Cummings and
ls Two sous lind Bome lttlo difficulty early in
tho tny. III tlo oyaIing, as Cattornl waa walk
inG homc, tho CummingsoA passed llin. IN u
Wagon. As noon al tlioy observed him. tho wag-
Oh WAS btoppoa, md tho two l'oys jumped out,
lsnyiug tho old nan to hold tho tealn. They at
tackled Catteral With knives, initiating fur
wo,.,,tla two in the load, ono Il. tlo arn and ono
n lit.u bo,intl tlia collar-lone. reauhlug into
tho l,iMga After Gatteral fell tl.o boys, apponr-
tug to 10 we'll Bat.sllol with thelg wurl tolbor-
ntoiy got into thoir wago,! and .lrovo 9lt. Tho
3Iyora and Dunkin about throe hours ntler tho
occurrence. IN location known an Hungry lIol-
low. aholt :, 1nios from the city limits, mud
tho Two sous aro now III prison, tl.a father boing
tllsclmrgod. Thu wounded ina1t is III Il critnal
condition, with mt much hopo Of ILLS recovery.
, 1874-12-18

to cotfo,inl and euvort tlo distinction hctwofh tho
hsat' anl Fe'lrrnl Huycrnmtg, and to oycrhttw thy
Constitution ilaelt. without wl,il ,!oi!lcr Jullo Drtu
nor any olllcr !stRn Las any rglltfnf authority what
nvcr: It conf,,r 10 tlaugerla, t1agrant, itl-
thorzed, 10 wholly without coor IF right, a'l fnowet
~ rne sefoHa co'aclioHces, docs not constitute
lgl! crime Hl n.fale1ic.1,or for witch thu Jnlgu
Enty iLGrec! sln'd 10 arruignu aid trfcd, H. HcrI.H
c,a1 o'sc and 'o aacrcd rhnsacor 81 ttcni nt,1ori
ty throughout ths natot,, alo Il ore tsYnnLal tia!
such narla!iois .hnn y reLuked, n,,s uuoou.wGen
p'hs ''nsnrra,,ted assumptions Ut power brought to
Yoar committee, tercfore recommend tic adoption
OF ilie following rcHo!uIiotn:
iriet Court Of tle United ,ales fr ta nistrst uf fn-
tFtain, 10 inrraclct Of hlBh esncs alll laclucn,-
ors III oilcc, Ute.
With snel, 4 Judgment pronoNneo5 agatnst him
by tho Judiciary Comnttlco Of tho 1louao, taoro
could ]layo been little doubt In tho tnind oi
friends, that tho Senate would tako tho .sa,nu
viaw OF tho osidonco heard by thu Corntnittco,
nix, llo hau acted wisely for hImeef IN not isfst.
ing upon lrial Under tho Impeachment
PROCESS Tho evidence, if It Ind been s'oceaaary,
could liayo been Maao snuah stronger than thai
lizard by tho Committee, and tih conviction
muull hayo boon nnlust a certainty. besides.
| Judge nnrella Ritnnion in New Orleans hud 10.
| csuin most painful to himself, md Lilo public
condemnation yas suol, rs e mule ttoyen
pc!ioYoa to have Haycd nothing from his galAry,
AMI unless l1c has nrrised at tho ago which en-
| titles lin to tho retiring ponBion allowed by
law, tn Judges WHO haya seryod ton seara
n''tl nro ~ years of ngc, his condition III a
peonhaery aonso is uot cnvlable. 11o waa ap-
poiutott TO ollico In 1861. Norton is undonbtedly
worry WoA!thy now, md ought to tako caro- OF hi1
frtn,d Dnrol. for ho haa buon a fast friond to
lin. Norton WIS worth little or nuthtug when
Ito catno 70 Lonbfana IN 1863. Previous to TINT
time 'e had been 4 in tho pructico Of tho law and
friends claim that 1t was through lis influence.
TO aolne estont, that Judge D,,rcll was appointed
| aad conilrtnod in 1s0a, Int a,n satisfied theye
IL little trnti, in this. Thoso who know Of Nor
his wenlth Mt from 5000, 0,UO0 to $500 <0o1. Iaas
winter and spring II WAS common talk lora that
lie had spent 97O,00o or $4,000 in tile cause Of
Duvol, and to prevent al adverse report ly TIC
| To1nnttnn. ~ -
, 1874-12-18

From the !fetp Iurk 1|Url, De. 10.
Yastorduy afternoon Walter noss, Charlio'a
brother; d Mr. Callahan WHO saw the kl1nappofs
with Charo In their possession ; and Mr.. LOWS,
Charles uuc!e arrived at the Central 0fIice
from Philadelphia, and woro mot by Mr. Frank
Lewis, Char1ies cousin. They had como to SEQ
If Waiter md Callahan could identify tho dead
burglurs. Walter is an interesting 1ittlo lid
about years old, erect as a dart. worry intolli-
gent, and quito talIiatiSo.
TIE Nrsfa1Ss IDENTIFIED,
About 9 O'Clock tho Philadelphia pnrty reached
tho Norsro nut! preparations wero tnntlo to show
them up to tho neck, not to sliouk tho lad.
Whom nit was ready the pArty mont down into
tho vault, and wore p!aoau with their bucks 10
tho light. Tho coffin containing Alosllors
in tho light ia q slanting, position. AZ
boon On little Walter wns allowed to look io took
#. long Ataro, and exclaimed quickly, Why,
thoro lie is--tllat'H tho a,, with The noso, only
| when saw him WITH Clarlio lo had nI1pctuelus
right back here" (pointn1g over his ears) ca'-
luhan also identified Aloshor, but not Hocarolully
| IN the boy, as Wlcn Ae Haw linn ut Germantown
EIatlor p1,t handkerchief up to hiB faco. hialn-
aloshcr's corpso was put back and Douglan' body
was brought forward a.sd pinced III a!enting
| poaitiou. Wator's identification wsa i1ssta'l-
tauoo,,s. "Why," aaid lIo, turning round TO his
uncle, "tfnta tu0 lAhu H!lo bHft GhEilD anu t!lo
CANDY, and Who drove tho wagon. That's tito
man" Callahan Ind no hobitntion in identifying
| Douglas, who wah not disguised when the ah-
| diction took place. ..... ..-........
! THE lsunn1.ANs rn1ENls VISITING THE Non'UE.
| I4ator III the t!ay two women cnllot and looked
| upon tile buteB with considerable exprcAb!nil OF
fooltnE Ihsy were tho s!ss! ~ all tl.a iaug !!no
Ut vihltors WIN uttered WDrd uf COMMUNICATION
at tho hard tato which hut befalo ti'e nnrn'1d-
ers. Ono, Of tho women wss Dressed IN deep
black, url rsoa her tougae pretty froely. i! ~
matter w!st thay did, 1t was not right to al,uot
them down lko dogs nho ral4. The ptAor
noHt!y at tho two Atilf nud sturi tlgaros. a .ul
mau accompanied tho two women in "a1 nneoIl-
cerucd sort Ut way, but neither Of tho trio gAvo
thuir ualuos nor their connection with tho case.
repes,g utt ofrorta to gain information, alnl
shortly utter they hnd lott third wonIal. ar-
riyotl and aHAod tho koepur exultotliy wlloher ~
uo,.Vlo of wa,aen f.aA leen tl1oro bcfata. a}so
looiaf Mt tha holc1 uud iuEl ut aneo. hlto wan
recoguizod NJ Yistor-il-law OF tho tload luulor
Alubher.
i pouuGAA' WIN yIsiTs TIE c0nnhEn.
The mysterious Trio OF two wuli,on anl QUO
, 1874-12-18

tl,o majority. itp gotlcrnt tunor cannot ho mis-
taken. 1Io cloacs by requostlng tho Logis!atnro
to tako stops to arrest ,nhnrFoctton III Ware"
County, and -rrovont similar oconrronccs,
ontl says. III venture 10 oxpresg tho hopo
tint tioro uro but fow Of onr fclow-sltzonA who
will no! clleorfully roapoud to any dcilnnd Undo
upon ts,e.M.'
lilo Legislature don't econ, TO know low to
grapp1c tho .plohlem presented t'lon Probably
Vlcfsburg Probably tt,oy wil repeal tho law
authorizing special olostionH, thinking to tlefcat
apccIni election already ordered In Warren Coun-
tn for tho 3lst Ut December.
, 1874-12-18
A NOVEL SUIT.

Special Dispatch to Tic Chicago Trfouna.
INp1ANAeo11s, Ind, Dec. ia peculiar casa
was commenced to-dny In tho Superior Court.
Oliver D. Stout, leading citizen, whozo vito
loft him \ few months ngo md commenced an
action for divorce sues Ills rnothcr-in-law, Mrs.
Mary Taggart, for 900. Ho alleges tho dam
agos to hayo occurred through m alienation Of
bis vifu's affections, by moaus Of constant,
stoadY, mud contriyod iuaInuatfops. 4 heavy
force Of lawyers appear on zach aldo, and tho
cago will be contested inch BY ii.ch
, 1874-12-18
HORTICULTURAL,

Spfc1oI DispaFch "a 1hN CAte00o tribune.
Iowa C1rY. H., Dee. 1G.-Tho Eastern Iovo
horticultural Society not Aere to-lay. The at.
toudance wnB fair. Au opening address On
horticulture was rona by tho President, fl. ",
Lathrop. Dy resolution, tho National pomo.
logical soccty was inyltod to hold Its next scs.
slon in tho City of Chicago ind committee Of
three was appointed as delegates to that moot
Ing, This Committee waa instructed to collect
and exhibit speclmcne Of all tho fruits in thiA
district OH thas occseion. Programme for oveu-
ing Roriaon Of tho npplo lat. and IN essay On
po1noIogy, by satnucl foster, followed by dis.
Glasio1l.
, 1874-12-18

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dee. 17.-'Tho Governor
l,us appointed j.. ". lawler and 4. j. notl.ca,
Commissioners to tal:o Charge and ascertain,
liQuiuatc, md adiuat tho le;nl labiIitoH Of tho
Ssnto ot A!abau's. oll hontla 'ndorBtd by tho
hlatu. ADh coapniB o'l thu talno, Glld make ro-
port to thp IugiHla.uro.
, 1874-12-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

PORTLAND, Dec. l7.-Arriyetl, steamship
Prussia, from Llsorpooi.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l7.--Arriyci, stoansAip
Illinois, from Liverpool.
Nav YonK, Dcr. 17.-Arriyed. steamships
Frlaiu, frnm Hamburg; Erla, from I.iyerpanl.
NEW lonH, Dec. l7.--ArriSoi, BtaArnes ls,ibsa,
frnn Liverpool.
NEW YonK. nee 17.-Arrlyol, steamer City Of
Now York, from Liverpool.
, 1874-12-18

Co1uMnus, o., Dpu. 17.-Intisnato frionds Of
uoy, .A.lun ssly that !s position Oh the DOM
ocrstlo Presidential question il thus 1Io mother
suols ,.or would dac!Iuo slu louor Of N0mi-
nation. IliH friends M,.nt Hottln that but lso
wants 1t distinctly understood TINT he will not
allow himself to tio lAud III n cntspAw 10 furthur
the intercstA Of a,ly other candidate.
, 1874-12-18
THE WISCONSIN LkR5.GRANT,

Ispscidt DispalcI to Tia EAleago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. t7.-Argumons has been
had boforo tho Governor this afternoon In regard
to Issuing patents to tho North Wisconsin Rail-
road Company of 1nuds for it's 40 miles Of COM
ploted road. Col. ]. c. Spoonor and tho Hon. s.
4. pinnoy appeared for tint road, and 3. ]. Ste
Yons advocated tho claim Of thu Portage noad ia
u selection from tho indemnity limits, tho latter
making tlo first mud closing argument
, 1874-12-18

Spftful Hi1HNltH n I1F ChfcaU0 IFi5Nnt.
MantHoN, Wis, Dec. 17.-Iu tho nindekopf
royonuo conspiracy trtat to-day. II few wituosses
waro introduced to show tho good reputation Of
nogerB for truth nml yeracsty, to robnt thu la-
fasorahlo Testimony fur tt.e detrnsa against lh!H
uoyornnont wle1loB,. Asslatant District A,tor-
noy Mo,iulay then 1nado btrotg aud atraigAt-
forward argument for tho prosecution, pointing
, 1874-12-18

EXTRA BEsSfcS OF TllE LEflSLATUAE.
JAoKaos,. AlisB., Dce. II. The Ley
ielatnro assembled at noon. Nearly all
tho members wero preaunt. rho Governor sent
II. Ills message. claiming tllnt the ptchoHt uo,adi
ton Of atlairs waa brought ubout by yiolont
white ,non for political purposes. llo eayss At
this moment tha atate and county a9thoritioa
action of aisieiala il impossible. Armed
i,taurgoutn proo.lro orders for local e!octlo'!,
will, tho intention that tho ballots bo taat III such
o reign of terror tllat tho will VI tho majority
may 10 tl.Hartetl ls tho minority. Inal.rt;clta
layo deliberately aud knowingly onterel into llio
worh of revolt, and VIC must faco tic fncts ~
tl,ay cxint. II inBlrrrctinl IL anccGasfnl, II
must rotluce tho majority In tho will N
tho minority, md that minority. Which moa.ls
power by force. mutt retain 1t by Legislation ~
harsh and crlul us thu tlrst acts Ut yiolonco In
which caAu una ruec win no. hcprlyoa Of their
rights, a,,i wilt t,o ronnndud back to III nnfor-
tunato IL coutlit:o ul they eYor know, or uao
compelled to waut'cr, hcoksng freedom ratller
tLan homes, III IL now tho will isla1ly ut
t1use IN other HtatuH.
IIo matna recommendations to tho T.cglhla-
turo but when 1t is remembered that thu nluj or
it1 OF Tue lIuuso nro blachs, and tic Goseruors u
, 1874-12-18

Special Dspntch to TIE Chicdao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 17.---rlo Wciao arnon trial
WAS not finished to-day, AZ expected. Tho owl
douce so fur docs not connect Woiso with the
crluc. Tho croHA-queBtontng indicates MI i'll
tention to prove that discharged enpioxe Of
tho railrona to which tho building belonged vaa
tho iuceuuinty,
, 1874-12-18

Spteiul Wspatch 70 THs tHifaVo 7'F1bHht,
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Dec. N.-atFs. ltcntsch,
wife nf Hugo Kounctl, priatvr employed ut tlc
Geru,ania ollicu. committed suloitio THU aftor-
l.oou by taking d largo tloao Of morplluo. Do
,uestic lufolicity the causs.
, 1874-12-18

o,lt tho Law md rtyn3 tho facta bearing In tho
cnao, jusifying la co,,reo atnl clnmng that tho
conspiracy. tn dofraul Tho revenue was fully
proved. sfile resnnI1stor of tho day wna occi,-
piel by tho Hon. Il. y, smith fur tho t1cfenso,
particularly. KitIlsltut,f, Ho waa quito 1cnun-
caatory Of tho Prosecution. anti arEtscd strongly
to sl'nw tint thero lnad houn no conaplracy and
no roal oritno committed. Judge Spooner and
orson folow ftr Tho tlcfcnsc,, an'l Mcklnlay
, 1874-12-18

LITTLE nocK, Ark, Dec. 17.-About2 o'clock
this morning four maskod men rode up to tho
Aousa Of farmer living about IL mites north Of
ClaElviilo, III Johnson County, md. after shoot
ing tho farmer and chokiug l,is wife, robbed him
OF eG00 i'll currency and Inado thoit escape. L.
posso Of citizona started in pursuit of tho rob-
hers, mud wore closo bohind them at laat nc
counts.
, 1874-12-18

6pet8It 77lNE1lcH 70 TIC CHIEHH0 1F7uHHEs
Isp1ASAro1ls, Ind, Dec. 17.-Goorge Martin,
RHO killed his vito at Cloyerdalo about thrco
wecks ago, was sentenced to the Peuitentiary Tor
1lfo at Greoucastess today, md sent immediately
to tho southern WiYon 1T JeiTegsanyillc. Mo
passcd through this city this evening.
, 1874-12-18

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Dec. 17.-lob Dr,lry, Of
Mckenzie Tenn., was arrested and sont to 0lonl-
phis yesterday for pnsaiug counterfeit money.
Ills fathor mud mother, who Ind been assisting
him, 1nntlo their escape. Thoy lad succeeded i'll
passing lnrge amounts on turner's nnd otgrs in
that notsADorhood.
, 1874-12-18

BRAKEMAN KILLED.
tspeeial Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
LONDON, O., Dec. 17.--Jamcs Mullins. brako-
mai, on locnl freight train, in trying to got Oh
tho train this morning wlio it was in motion.
missed his hold, and. falling uulcr tho cabooso,
lind both legs cut OF. Ho survived his injuries
about four hollrg,
, 1874-12-18

PORTLAND, 11e., Dec. l7.--sansuel raJson,
Postmaster OF North Warren, anl his wifo woro
found tleall in their ot's this morning. Aulfocatcd
by coal gas. Anuther conplo wero nenrly doad
WHOM discovered.
, 1874-12-18

Special Dispatch to The Chicaoo 1rioHne.
INDEASAroL1s, Ind, Dec. 17.-A burglary was
committed last night at Jamestown Boone
County. Tho hardware Btoro Of Williamson Il
Osborne and tho grocery Of Steele Il Go. were
pntorel and robbed Of small amounts.
, 1874-12-18
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. g., Dec. 17.-For the Upper
1uke region and tho Northwest, clear OF fur
Weather will prevail, with Houtll Or west winds,
decidedly low temperature, and glowly falling
barometer duriug tho day.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
f,ttcAGn Drr IT
, 1874-12-18
4 ttoRsE,rti1EF PLEADS GUILTY.

SVtc0{ TldpWlcN 70 TIC CH1cd0o 4FItN'le.
NoNru yEnSoS, Ind, Dec. 17.-lsoyal Faucett
pleaded guilty to charge of horso-stoaliug III
the Circuit Court yesterday, aud was sontcnccl
to two years in tho State Prison (6outh) by
.Jut1rc berkshire.
, 1874-12-18

THE MURDERER VOGr EXTnAn1CTED.
New Yonls, Dec. l7.-Carl Vogt, tho Dolgian
murderer has been e1tradictcd by United States
Minister Gutnan, mud tho warrant gignel by tho
President. no eals for Europa Saturday in
charge Of detective.
, 1874-12-18

PAnrs, Doc. 17.-Illo roof Of tho Market Hall.
in Augncs, foil under tho weight Of lpow.
yesterday, aud Heyeral pesaona were killed. end
injured.
, 1874-12-18
SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.

1**7
HAEn1snuno, Dec. 17.-Jolan Clask, engineer
of. the Water-Works, was killed, md laborer
seriously injured, to-day, by tho pressure OF tho
water forcing on tho cap of u 40-incl main.
, 1874-12-18
rELL1y FRONT OF 4 TRAIN

Srtcias Dispatch to The Chfca0a Tribune.
DAnNEsyILlE, O., Dec. l7.--Danici aEcPock
was killed to-tlay at Quntor City, O., by failing
iu front Of passing train. uo waa lltorally cut
to pctGS,
, 1874-12-18

CFioH lDltttW TUT LILO tselGnbp, 6tu tAcAlhlhy
coacs 10 Is to givo tho ease to thu Jury tu.or.
row.
BRUTAL MURDER.
MusHooEE, l. T., 1]co. 17.--A brutal murder
WAS comln,ttod near tho South Canadlan, OIL tao
Missouri. Kansas Il Toxas Railroad, Uherolfoo
Nation, on tho It'll inat. Gcorgo Arcllor. wto
man, hasing Chorokco rights Of csslzonaalp, who
had boon at work for 1tusgclt Mckinney, u
l.atf.brced living III tho Cherokee Nh
tim, atld who IL now undergoing trial
fur araon was murdered OH Aiunlay last Mc-
Kinney Lad beun drinking ana struck Il boy OH
tho head With gun: Soon aftor. On being ro-
boy, llo bain, sob, l wlll iix that NIL right"
took down his gul, and deliberately ahut Archer,
broakinR Ills mock. and killing linn inAtWnlly.
Tho murderer is still at larEo-
THE TWl:Et,:iIANEAS CORPUS OAS1s.
EEw YonK, Dec. 17.-Wiiliain II. Tweed was
takon from prison to tho Court or Oyor and
Ternllner, on d writ Of l.nbcaB oorpust this
morning. nnd tho Warf1en'H return was travcraed
Us 10 tllo Bentenen having expired, tho ilcgallty
Of subsequent sentences imposed, II wans of
Jurisdiction of tho Court which tried him. and
TINT tho jury woro not impanMolcd according to
law. Counsel suggested that they 10 allowed
to state what ther proofs werc, and tlon to hand
| tlon1 in aud llayo tito C1urt pahs upon them,
havo ccrtlorarl on tho 29t, md got tho case Ia
the Court Of Appeals by the Alst Monday III Jau.
uary. Tho c4so wae adjourned to Tuesday ncst
| to give tic Dlstlict Attorney time to consider
wlothor he would dcmar Or join issue, ant
Tweed waB ronaantlca 10 prison.
| MUNICIPAL CORRUPTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17.-Ti4e Joint Specia
Committee Of the Holoct aud Common Councils
| appointed to investigate thu conduct Of tht
Doafd of Health iu giving strcet-cloaning con
tracts, uado a report lo-day showing n ffightfn
n1nouut Of oorrnptlonlin tho Doard. LII fact
! 1t appears from this report that tllt
Board Of IIcal:A has beon ruA fos
yours solelr tor tho purpose O.
robbing the City Troasury., 1u tho atteet-clesu
ing contracts awards haro boon utmost iusariabl!
nlado to tho highest bidder Instead Of tho lowest
as required BY lau. 1t IL shown that contracts
woro awarded nearly to tho amount Of 3400. .90t
above the lowest bids. Tho report cotloltaes viii
aresolutlon for coulp)eto reorganization Of th
/ nOnrl of Health,
, 1874-12-18

Time. 1Har. ThFIUH.! Ffsa. Kan fFThtF.
G5a A. u III a. G9 IN, fresh .iCluuly.
His a.. III, ~: 70 lS, fseal. -. .... .uloudy.
GCU y. m. 70 III GS n. VI trest.. ......Ea!ts
:a3 i. III. |lO3l "a 70 IN. frcsl....i ....,FAIr.
1:j0 y. III. lj0aH 20 70 IN VIZ gentle. .".l lGcar'
1G:l3 y, m. atl q TT ~. w, Eeltlc.'. .-.Ctafs
5la1 a1ituuul llicrmolrcler. a: minimum. Il.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
OntcAHn, Dec. 11-1U1B =. IN.
, 1874-12-18
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Cleveland. 80. III - IN. W., bfiAk.I Cinndys
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Fort Gibaon| $50. .4a 81 NJ, Eentae.: 3. .". EaiT'
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MarQuctte.. 20. .O7 u y. W, trrsh] .0It Ittnir.
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Montgomery court, by shooting himself
through the breast with pistol. He was
alive when found, and some men tried to
get him to the City Hall, but he died be-
fore reaching that place, and his body
was taken to the morgue.
Peter Bordeau, about IS years OF age,
was found dead in his bed in a house on
Virginia street to-day. Death is sup
posed to have resulted from natural
causes.
The name of the woman burned TO
death last night was Milligan, not Miller
ton, as at first reported. Her friends say
she was not under the influence of liquor
at the time, but had been sick several
days. 1t is thought the bed clothing
caught fire from the upssttins of lamp
by which she was reading.
Deaths in san Francisco--suit for
False imprisonment.
SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. 24.-There were
sc deaths here during the week, against
an average of II for several years past.
George Hogan, who was with Mrs.
florence when she shot herself, and who
was ordered under arrest by Coroner
Rice for her murder, has sued that Off
cial too recover 5000 for false impris-
onment. Hogan was e1honerated by
the Coroner's jury, but Rice refused to
accept their verdict and made one for
himself.
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Asw Iu-1ay.


Phoebe Silver Mining Company
Location Of works, Ely Mining District Lincoln
county, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given that
at meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF said
Company, held on the 10th day Of january,
1874, an assessment tNo. 81 Of one Dollar per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Company, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary. at the Office OF the
Company, 419 California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day Of March,
1874, will be deemed delinquent, and adver-
tised for ssio at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold
on the Twenty-Sixth Day of March,
1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with cost Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
by order of the Board Of Directors.
CHAS. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Office: Room 2S Haywards Building, I9 CALI
fornia street, San Francisco. California.
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