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SpnzaihIa Love Of Dispfnys

Eugene Plrtou, Frenehman, in l. book Oh
spai,i, Bays tho spanlardB shave no taBte for
what tue English call comfort, but they arc pas
toilet, and OF ustentatious display. THO Object
IL dYefont, but tho paHaion IL tho samo. IAo
Spaniard WHO IL without u shirt to his back viii
stnlk about mnlestically iu cloak which costs
couple Of hundred po,aos;; Another, who cannot
q magnificent golden ohaiu. This tasto for tho
toilet, for tho Bhowy. for jowols, for gliding,
they push to tho most e1trayagant extreme
Tho women aro foremost in this respect, but tho
chains Of All absurd thickness, carved, aud
wrought, and adorned with precious Htonos aud
trlnkets, Mntil they biaze all over like jewel-
er'a shop"
An example OF the manner In which this ton
edont that occurred to Tho artist whoao works H.
luBtrata tho volume, Ho had ordered from
tailor In Malaga a pair Of leather broeoheH, such
, 1874-02-20

AuaT1N.n l,ls city, Tab. 11, Eva q. Grounoll, be-
lornd vito of =. 4; Auatln. aged, q years.
III ffnoss ,o-day tFraday}, at o'clock p ms from Ha.
tIf- Atatnst N. " papers pfnaso copy.
NtCH0IS-Feb. 10, o. A. he11en, only child Of Prsu<
H.. NJ md HEzi, Nichols aHod years aud II months.
III Portland thfo.) panors please capg.
AIL1SoN-Fcb. 10. Of typhoid pneumonia. Frank t.,
aon ct d. II. and Enntce All!sous aged ID and Il
mnntls.
Funeral from ther residence, Nm. B West Monroest,
sittd to attend. :
R0ntNSON-Ath!s rcatdeneo In jefferson, Cook Coun.
~ ILL.,, Feb. 10 Robert Robinson. In tho 69th rear o1
bis ago.
Eunera sor.oos w take rl.c1 At the ConErogntionnl
uhnrch f9 tbs Village of Jcffctsnn. snndny, Fob ~
At II n'clock from Mhonco his ranatns will ho
,oyed 70 thu NoNood ceuoo7 All feIonu. Of tho tara+
" atc fnTfled to attend.
CIAHK-In this city. tho 18th Inst, Mary, wlfo of
Le1ucl Clark, agad a years.
Funorat from Tho ra,licnoo OF hor sonlnlaw, ". T.
Lerow No. 33 West A1ontos.t., on Sunday ed inst, ii
ofeock. Frtonda OF tho famy arc invited TO attond
- boston rapcEh plcnso onry.
KRNTAt Oak Park. Feb. 10, Mrs. Elizabeth " .Kent.
vito Of Il. A. Kent, LA1.
FjInarrf n. SATURDAY..
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until aosno oxtonsivo system Of irrigation is
adopted, tho groalor portion Of Colorado
MrBT REMAIN A DEhEnr
to all intonts and purposes, as fur ~ farming Ia
concornud.
Sumo Donyorttoa Invo beon Incorporated
mark you ainco tho Presidents ipst ,nessago-
na n sooioty for carrying ont ~ nh irtigatlng
oanal scheme which riya!n ANYTHING TINT nlan llaH
Xet att;o''ptfh II TIL, liac Tint Fo aoomo
to low wo help 1t along by donating millions Of
tho public lands to a set Of mon wlono objoct Ia
rrivato gain, md not tho interest Of tho totling
tlo,tBandH.
To-day thin Territory. for range OF 200 mt1os
North and South. tllat am poraonally acquaint-
cd with, is
oyEnerocKED IN 1ArontHo POPULATION.
II IL no uncommon thing to find Two mon har-
bored on small firm in consideration OF tf,oir
labor, mud tho mon only too glad to ha'* tuci q
ltome. @The ctioH and towlia aro nrowtnd with
mon out Of employment. How tlioy live, the
angels only know. Many an unfortunate boiug
las boon forced to tho oommittal OF tllcft, goad-
cd on by grim-yisagcd hunger. ANON.
, 1874-02-20
CASUALTIES.
Six Persons Killed. by a Premature
Explosion Of DuaIin.
Yesterdays Record Of Minor Aooi-
dents.
Explosion Of Dunlin--Saa Men 1xa1Icti4
fTon The Houohton II. s., Mining Gazette, Ertra

Explosion Of Dunlin--Sia ncn Ixsl1ct.
tTom tho Hon0hton II. 50 Mining Gazette hxtra,
On last Friday evening, about 1880 o'ctpcl., 4
terriblo accident occurred nt tho phmnix hIino.
in Kowoenaw County rnioR from Eagle River,
tho origin OF which will probably never bo
known. -Four minors aud subordinate undor-
ground ot!icor woro preparing, In IN apartment
Of building on tho location occupied by tho
Mining Captain as bis office, nquantfty Of tlua1in,
to uao tlat night infmaking 'sat,d-blast" in tho
1aino. Tho mon wero talking tho duuln-10O
ronnds-from it's original package, and transfer
ring 1t to n bag, Whon the explosion too(1
place. Besides tho dualin. thore wcre thrco kcgs
Of powder in tho room. Thrcn Of the mon wero
handling tho explosive. tho fourth was holding a
Lighted candle, while tho iifth stood looking
on, whom tho explosion occurred. Tho house
was shattered to atoms and tho mon literally
blown to pieces. Capt. John Hoatson, Under
ground Superintendent Of tho mino, wna in his
Office, m adjoining room, at tho tiiet seated ut
hiB desk, md was struck by some Of tho flying
missiles on tho loft aatlo Of tho hoad and faco,
recelyiug suoh injuries that ho diod tho5-Sun-
day-.norning. Tho following iB tho List of tho
killed:
Capt. John Hoatson, highly poctcd citi-
zon Of this district for nu1nbor Of years, ago
Dc, natiyo OF Scotland, leaves q wife and four
children; Capt. Richard Johns, English, unmar-
riod Frel Strlilcr, German, wife and eight chill
dren; William Dunn, English, unmarried aud
two brothers nnmod Marks, Eng1ftll, ono Of
whom leaves n vito and four children.
, 1874-02-20
SUICIDE.

DETROIT, Mich, Fob, 19.-At Port Huron,
Inst night, Theodore, 10 yearB old, tho son Of tho
late Simon potit. kissed "good-by to his BROTH
er's children, wont to hIs room, lay on his bed,
discharged tho ball Into A!s heart, aud died III.
gtantly.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
APPLETON, VIA, Fob. 19.-lIcrman Mioske, a
German physician OF tls Nlace, committed Hui.
eide on Tacsday night by blowing Ais brains out,
Tho weapon usotl WAS, u large lorno-p!stoi,
mud 1t ia believed tlnt In addition to
tic usual Charge, ho put IN quantity Of wator,
~ the np"r p9rt of hs sknll %as blown com,
ilcor almost whole. 1Io loayes wifo and two
children in Germany. Antt falIuro to induce them
to como to this country 10 auppoaod to hayo
beou tho cause Of thu sucide. He WIN staudi1g
before q picture Of his family which hung III
his Office when he froa the fatal Hl,ot, lie bud
been dead noarly tnenty-four hours whou the
shocking decd Tas discovered.
, 1874-02-20

New YonK, Fob. H. stephen Raymond. who
tho band WHO oporatotl III Wall street aud plso-
whoro Last summer with forged securities, has
arrived in thiB city from lTnglnnd, i'll chargo Of
private dotecsiye, and s NOV III tho Totnbs. The
gang paused ovor s581,o0O worth Of forged bontls
Oil the Co!,tral Il Buffalo ulul Elie lsnifroats,
a,,d woro nbout to throw OH tho mnrkct n vnnt
amount OF fraudulent bonds Of tho Wostort, Un-
ion Telegraph Company when dolecteil.
Dr.. AlyAll D1nisto, vino Ia notorious for Inv
iug hfs naino nsBocintel with tho Cunningllam-
Bnstlell 1nn rt1or, and who servod Hort ti'no In
tho Bing slig Prison for running MI illEoit whisky
distillory Inns aso boon arrcstott. It iB alleged
that q largc hrtmbcr Of the forged bonds woro
prepared III his house.
, 1874-02-20

JEFFERSON COUNTY, COL, Feb. ., 1874,
The President OF tho United States seoms to
have just awakened from Rip Van Wiaklo
slcop IN rogatd to lHnd-roform. The old alago,
It is bettor lato than neyor, is barely true in
this instance, aB onr National Government,
during ita contenninl history. has rcclless1y
permitted spectators to secure the largcr por-
ticn Of tho public domain aud thus tho rights
Of tho peoples inheritance, which should lave
been Kept eacrol. aud secured, by tho very first
Congressional enactment, forever from conila.
cation, haye bcon ruthicBsly graspod cut Of their
possession.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND INTERPRETATIONS.
Away out hero in Colorado the public-and Inns
Aerotofcro boon considered nlmost worthless for
purposes Of agriculture, and looked upon as
part Of tho Great American Desert" Without
irrigation this idea was plausible; but, with
proper system Of canals, bitches, fumes, and
aquoducts, this samo dcsort can DO mado to
fruotify,-" bud aud blossom us the roae." The
iaud-grabbora have been ut work, since the
organization Of the Turritory, to lich from tho
people eyon this asid "Amcricau Desert" And
behold! now our Delegate iii Congress is pray
lug That body to grant an organized company
osteusibly for irrigatiug purposes, the monopoly
Of every alternate section of tho public domain
along tho contemplated irrigatlpg cannl,-tho
securing
Of tho only portion of thu Torritory Tint can be
brought under prosperous cultivation. Tho
occupy, improve, and onlliyate tho land thon,-
solves. Oh, mol Thoy arc not "tillors Of tho
soil, hewnra OF wood, aud drawers Of wator" for
the1nsolyoB; bnt they expect to get large
bonns-ffom s5 to sl5 per acro-from actual
settlers OIL aaid land and nlso from ST. to %
nnr inch for water tn rrgato eyery ltrn nf Hro{,
, 1874-02-20

% aro worn by tho roaHn,,ts of that province.
"Tlo tnior dwolt III i kind OF dark, DIM, and
roatifcroas closet, llo was clothed lo beg;gar
hiH thin, lialf-ataryod chi]tlron lad nothing buf
unon pallet. Throo inys nftorwnrd Into OH
triond'n apartment ol,tercd n gontlomau elegant
" ourlod ard clothed. wearing blnck grentoont.
yarnisho,l boots, and felt lint IL mode Ous
triond with difficulty reoognizo6 in this rosplo,1-
os lio Ind ordered. Hare ,sas tnan who couia
scarcely proyido his chdron will, broaa. n,nrot,.
Ing through tho town attired liso grantluc.'s
, 1874-02-20

New YonK, Feb. l9-Another strike occurred
OH the Now Yorl; Midland 1lalroad to-day, owing
to tho failure Of the hands to roalizo on tho
scrip with which thoy wore paid q lew weeks
ago, The switches are spiked at Summit, and
no trains are allowed to rnti.
Tho strike OIL tho Now Joraoy Southern nai'-
road ia at an end. Tho business Of the road In
started, In accordance with tho bill of tho Now
Jersey Legislature, which provides for tho up
pointmont Of 4 llucoiyer to rim o road tllat has
coaacd running for ton days. mud which g,,arar,-
tees that tho employees shall receive two months
back pay from tho first earnings.
, 1874-02-20
A POSTAL. CURIOSITY.

New YonK, Feb. 10.-A valuable lottor which
WAS mailed from this city for Liverpool twonty-
two years ago, was reclaimed at tho Dcatl-Let-
ter bureau Of tho POST -Oflice yesterday. Tho
lotter was addressed "caro Of tho United
6tates Consul ut Liverpool" and il supposed to
layo been recently discovered among tho old
papers in tho ColBulRto.
, 1874-02-20
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Fob. 19.-For The Ohio
Valley aud lake region. southwest to northwest
wintls, falling temperature, and cloudy, followed
by clearing weather. For tho extre1no North
wost, rising, followed by falling barometer,
higher temperature, northwest winds, aud clonr
or partly c!ear weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CH1oAGo, Feb, 2O-1 4. m.
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COLORADO.
The Denver Ring Of Land.
Grabber;5.
Tho Cubornatorial CInlago q Rcsult Of tlo
Las hnimas Affair.
Tho Grand Irrigation sohonn-.-Poverty
in tile Territory.

.
Observation-Disclosures AnH AniTnns AZ
fsttr nnd the Change Of Governor.
Coyrespou1eucc AZ Tho cdtcaoo 7r,bune.
nruvEn. f,o1 nah II 1874
f,o,,roao ,s country roo,,,,ta. ,.s,..,t.,,,
.o .,,nn,v as - 1ratnr Ia a. ,tn .,,as ~. h "n..
tno a'lpply o1 "ater III 10 Inlted tllat not above
100000 OF aoros arc capable Of being cnltivat.
oil. Settlements, commemorative layo boon 40
SLOW TINT np7y. nftor ftcnn vaara, ocrn,rancv tho
x,o,,,1a.io,, H.. 49,. .., ~ onn n.N W.
'no pf'ue'pn1 town. ana IT has nearly quaites
OF tho population OF tho whole Territory. From
tho eartioat DAYS.
Aar1, or snAnp sprourArons
,,,a4,,,,u ,...a....,,.aa - Ds'1.,
uat t,'o's i'oaut"".'o,s IN Denser' anu lucy on
gagod 30 extensively in selling unaovelopod
1ninoB, represented to DO enormously ric1,, that
Eastoru pnop1o. durinp a fow yonrs. inveetoa
from An or nm IN An nm mn, n, ~ ,r1,,o ,o =
~ a,5 'o'o " ana 49,. ~. -" ',. -, ".uu n"y
a good working capital. Tho lsoxt and
tho most fayorito specutatjon haa hmm to
ret lo1d Of oho,co ncroa of lnnd, Tin nroooss
1n,st ,oa,, ~ n;sa w., ~ a -, muaeaa
.''ao' n",o "oot' W 'iie Aoa " 1"o'f e'l"s tney
had mauo improvements, and to provo mp; and.
Whom tho patent wns received, tho title ,saa
transferred to tho spocntntnr Thn fun1octio,,
nm. almost o1vavs m tnd,cio,s TINT In n shor+
tina tbn la,u1 nnmi In so1,i nt frnm ~ " a1o
n,d ovon 81 ~ ocro ond l., III; ,a,, W " ~
1yna hna;,naa cnrr;ci ~, 1u n,ont ,,,n,',, ,.,a
cood rcsncetpho nn1 m sa,t,emanta 1,roo,raoa
the sneenIntor ia awuys fount ;,, tl,o niyauce
viii, tia nynncc of fl;nr or ~ t;t1o r. 10 ~ ~
to snv that thore In mt rcaiIv rhnicn ricca ~
iand eany t., wnter mi voi,:1c f",s bap b1eJ o ol
twcnn nn,,vcr md Iuinslrr,r Mhoinv o1nnn, III III
Sonti, Plntte ysllcr'-h,t Whit "''"s >ao
~''@'-1 so,,E NAN IN nrNvrn
has CLAIM, to It; md yaltnb,e coal and timber
1nnds hnyn hoo,' anzcd IN lin snn,c ~ ,rav ,AI r.
cnmrao ria dnn,nrc dam to Colorn,in n IL nm,
Of retnrdinr immIeration in inmnnse Ao ""'
All this las boon in detail. and. tboneh wo,l
1,novn m cIa1nnr ,raa snndo for nottirr aa,,ia
IL "na noo;nst xootthv nj ;nnontSa1 ,,a 'oa ny
1an'oreh cns n,asn }oas mi On n iarra sra1o u II"
nartca hiri, In nns,sjon. which hna celiol aow9 ~
tha vnnnasnco II tho tovornmc,,t 'n To ug%r n"p.
tcular caso Is ti,is Certain valuable londs lYinp VIM
~, thn Hrknnana on,1naitn Fort T'vou hnvo }an ns
1eon c1ni1ned m,,1or Snonish rranta hni reco,,tSS
Goyornmout can.o intn noasesajo1l. T,horc,non1 h1
fha ncnnln ~ tn cn,ntv onnl;n i, oood fa;th ~
, 1874-02-20
Curious Cnso OF Alleged TlGft In
SpriMEfic1As Ill.

Special Dispatch to The CAcH19 TRIBUNE.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. ia rnther inter-
esting caso was on trial yesterday and this
1uosning before Judge Scano. of tl,B circuit,
Tho fncts arc that, in 1861, Horny Daley, q
c;tizon of Carlinyille, lost his pockot-book con-
Myers, citizen Of Maeo,1pin County, shortly
afterwasd removed from tho county to Missouri.
Ho was poor when ho loEs, but OFT arriving in
Missouri developed suddenly into q wol-to-do
farmer. a ahort tmo since, Isaac Myers, u SOL
wore in Carlnville on the day tint Daley lott
his money, and that thoy fonnd it. THO man
rofuaod to divide. Us he stated, and for TINT
reason he had concluded to ''pench." A. re-
were brought back to Cailinvlle. aud in default
of $4,000 we're committed. Tho casa came up
before Judge Beano, on writ Of habcas corpus,
and upon full hearing Of tho case tho Judge
decided that tho evidence against tho partiea
was not sufficient, and theleforo discharged
tlems
, 1874-02-20

Spfciai Dfspatth to Tae GHtcaga 7f.5ntls,
BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 19.-1lichael MoKoun,
tho wife-snnrderer, WAS to-day sentenced to i'm
p.isonmont ut Auburn for life, IN tho Superior
Court. I{e made htlort speech, III which ho
asaortol his Innocence, and said that tho story
told by his little girl, upon which to waB con-
yictot, was falschood put In hor mouth by his
enaluioB.
, 1874-02-20
The Pueblo {Ncw RIcxic0) Indians De-
clurelt Citizens,

ST. Louis, Fob. 19.-rho Rcpablican's corre-
gpondont Mt Santa Fe, N. H., says the Supreme
Court Of that Territory Inns decided TINT tho
Pueblo Indians Of Now Mexico are ctizons Of
tho Unitol States, under tho Treaty Of Guala-
loupo Hidalgo, with power to sell and dispose of
their lands like otlier citizens. This decision
will add about 1000 voters to tile population Of
tho Territory and relieve tho Goyornnlnnt Of tho
necessity and expenso Of supplying the Pueblo
Agents and distributing farming implements
nt,o,r {hnn,
, 1874-02-20

Suits or tho IEon&ts Essucd to tho Ot-
tnHva, Aa&vcgo & Eo1 River Valley
1knilroal--Iiiu Legislative Records
COnsllltcal--Eilu Hcizin Dfstillcrs.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 19.-su,ts aro now
pontliug IN tho United statea Court for the
Northern Division OF this State, upon $4,000 or
800. 900 Of The bonds issued to tho Ottawa,
Oswogo d Fox Rivor Valley Railroad. Tho re-
cont action Of tue Supreme Court Of this Btato
with reference to these bonds. and tho
IN THE TRIBUNE. Tho attorney for
tho bondholders, Judge Eldridgc. and Judge
Dickey for tho defenlanta, have boen engaged
hero today taking evidence with regard to tho
journals Of tho two Houses for tho session Of
the bill authorizing tho voting OF did to tho Otta
VA, Oawcgo Il Fox Riyor Wiley Railrohd reg
lllarly passed tho House, vas reported to the
Sonato, md by tho Sennto roforred to the Com
nitteo on Railroads. The scnato Journals. do
not show that any farthor action was oyer taken
by tho Senate oil this bill. The House Journals
show b message from tho sennto announcing
that thoy had concu1red with tho uouso in tho
pnsssgo of the bill. Tho bill is shown. Btgned by
tho Speaker Of the House aud the President Of
Governor. It IL slso shown that the original
Journals are lost. There il nothing on fllo in
tho Secretary of Stato's Office except n writton
copy Of that which purports to DO Of tho originnl
Journals and tho journals AB they were printed.
Tho case will be tried upon this evidence.
Tho counsel for tho bondholdora believes ho has
n prin1n facio case. when Ao presents tho bonds
and shows tho law under which they were ID
bought. TIC dofouso will thon exhibit tho fatal
defect in tho legislative journal, In TINT they do
not show tint tho bill ever passed. tho Sonate On
call of tho yoas and nays. Tho plaintiffs will
then show that tho original journals wero lost.
SUIT AoA1NRT pEKIN D1ST1LLEn.
A suit againat u. T. Thompson, QUO Of tho
Pckin diBtillern, Was trloi to-day Tho damage
WAS hid nt $4,000. In this case tho District At
torney abandoned tho ilen Of lmpleatling tho
Buretics, mud preferred to got u judgment
against tho principal. Tho amount Of tax waa
not donied, but tho jury in tho case was loft to
decide upon tho poMnlties for non -pnyment.
, 1874-02-20
THE DICTATOR SAFE,

WAsH1Narou, Fob. 10.-Tha Navy Department
has just received Il dispatch stating TINT the
monitor Diotatostas safely arrived at Key Woat
Tia.
KEY WEsr, Fla.. Fob. 1910 q. m.-The monl-
tor Dictator, for tho safoty Of which nuc!, fear
waa entertained, IL coming intu Tho harbor.
, 1874-02-20

CIaihllTIEE HEFORTS.
Mr. sCOFlELD, from tho Naval Committee,
reported bill chanEing the title nf tho First AS
BRtant Elglnoor III the Navy to Past Assistant
Engineer, and providing that tho oo,rso of in-
atruction at tho Naval Academy for Cadet Engi-
neorB shall bo four years inBtead Of two. te
latter provision to apply to the class Of Cadet
Engineers euteriug tho Academy In 1874, and 10
al subsequent olasHes. After explanation, tho
bill passed.
Mr. SAWYER, from tho Committee on Com
merco, reported y bill extending to April tho
time for completing the Green Bay, Sturgeon
Bay, and Lake Michigan Ship Canal. Passed,
nlr: DUR0HAllD Ill.), from Tho Committee
Of Ways and Mcaus, aHked loaye to report aud
hayo put upon itB passago 4 bill making aomo
teohnloal changes In tho law governing tho OK
vortation Of Spirits.
Mr. BUTLER {nlass.) objected, aud tho bill
hfr. WHITE, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported blll to provide for tho election OF tho
two Representatives largo for Alabama uu-
loas tho Legislature shall otherwise provide by
law boforo tllo tilno fixed for tho election. lIo
stated tilat ta necessity for tho bill aroso from
tho failure Of tho LegiBlaturo to radiatrtct the
8:Rte, one ll0uAe being Democratic aud tho
otlor Republican. The bilrpaBsod.
alr. CESSNA, from tho san,e Committee, res
ported q bill requiring tho United States
Marsilala md Clerks Ut United 6tasaH Courts,
who llayo received foes and olnolumen.s In OK
cess OF their loyal compensation, to deposit tho
sRmo With tho Iroanrrer Of the Unitod Btatos.
III case Of refusal, BuitB to be brought and
future oasos to bo punished as misdoIneanor.
6pccia! agcuts to bo appointod4 to examine tho
, 1874-02-20

prrrsnunon, Fob. 19.-An explosion occurred
this afternoon III tho Rotor1t House OF the
Consolidated Gus Company, OIL Twonty- eighth
Htroot, this city. Tho building took fire, but tho
flames wero prevented from spreading beyond
tho netort buildings. Loaa about 81 900.
, 1874-02-20
Aocialcsltzt1ly3PO

DosToN, Fob. 10.-,John Magyar attended q ball
ut the Willard House, Hyde Park, Saturday Inst,
aud, wandering into ono Of tho private rooms,
took dranght from bottle which ho Thought
contained liqnor, but proved to be poison. Ho
died last niplt.
, 1874-02-20

sr. LOUIS, No., Fob, 10.-A party OF coal
miuors, OF st. Clair County, ILL.,, who arc OH 4
strike, won't to tho mino Of Robert Lomon, near
Froesburg, yesterday, drove OFT purity Of negro
miners WHOM Lemon Ind employed, mud robbod
their shantea OF clothing, reyolyers, watches, etc.
, 1874-02-20
OHIO CONSTITUTIONAL coNveNrIoN

C1NclNNAr1. O.. Fob. l0.-Iho Constitutional
Convention to-day, OIL third roading, by vote
Of y to II, gayo tho Governor tue veto power,
subject to reversal by d two-thlrds yoto Of tho
Qonoral Assembly. 4 motion to reuonsldor waH
Loaf.
, 1874-02-20

ST. Louis, No., Fon. 1o.--A santa Fo,, Now
Mexico, letter. says tho lawlessuees in Lincoln
County reported fow weeks since, continues.
Seven murders Ind bo on committed there III
ten days previous to tho tlato OF letter. The out
lnwa threaten to hill some tot tho most prominent
mon of tho county. Many i'armors ltayo loft tho
country, and moro aro propa ring to follow.
, 1874-02-20
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Circulation Nearly 10000, Extending Over Egera
State and Territory In tho Union ind the
Dnmfrinn nP nnnn1o

THE WEEKLY SIN Is steadily Frouing IN cjrou1a.
tor a. sa!o hat as fslr to rnt lco before nsIt
summer. As eJtum for rouchtns the buying pnbl!c,
ti.o country over + as spstior riov and
sldsrcd hMnng nll tho scon'a. wncky nrcss Tt manu-
l5e5s md Al staple nriioee especially valua6'o
No extra charga i1r cuts or displnyod typo.
BUSINESS Notices. 6tl page, ora
NEW YOHK, tubua,y, 1911,
, 1874-02-20

Shooting Affrny mt 4 tlnntn, Gn.
ATLANTA, Ga., Fob. 19.-In q difficulty this af-
ternoou, Jamea Chisholm slot and k1lled Penn
Dcddel. Doth are gamblers.
, 1874-02-20

orTuptwA, Ia., Fob. 1o.-Laat night tho cloth
t,rod aud robbed ot clothlng md 1ovelry to tho
valuo OF $500. A vigorous Hoarch In boing
rado. but llo clue 10 tho rohbors has yct becu
0btRilo{l.
, 1874-02-20
MARRIAGES,

11OYT-M1TCI1E1r.--p On Thursday, Fob. 10, 1874, by
tho Row. Dr.. j. g. burroughs, Mr. Jasnas y. uoJt and
hil.s Marietta Mitchell, Ill ot Chicago.
DEAN-sCoTTFo1; 1a, q. tho sosidcnqo oi william
anh M.s Esa,na l.. Scott both Of Chicago. No cards.
3@Ml1Hhukeo UADcfA u1GAap cDp5.
, 1874-02-20

Tho Lowell Murder Trfn1.
L1E1sToS, Me-, Feb. 10.-The jury in tho
Lowell murder trinl to-day brought in verdict
Of gnilty Of murder in tho first degrco.
, 1874-02-20
ADVERTISING RATES,
4 Plve-Liue Advertisement Reaching 100000 Read.
ors, Costs Oaly Two Dollars

qsdanasy Advertisements. pr Agato lino.
arFo tyfo cfA aEhts scasurGmant1 per !tn0,.. 061
isNsincss EYteos net"re eages sna deaths
Hank!nE nnd FinneiSl atter money ar,tclo 90
srstiG Noltces' WIFI Ady," % pagc POT lno..; lk0
, 1874-02-20

ALBANY, n. T., Teb -Lowenstein, the
Brooklyn barber who shot aud robbed here laae
, 1874-02-20
WASHINGTON.
tConlinlcl frnn tho First rnnn.,


York papera tn show TINT In 1868 h1r. Morton
waa fn favor Of specie payments.
Mr.. MORTON Bnid TINT In 1868 ho believed
specie payments could DO res,mod. THO times
tlon woro 1noro auHpictols than nov,
hlr. DOGY nsaortcd that tho West 17as snffor.
Ing for walt Of money to carry oil it's industries.
Ho hoped tito amendment Of tho Sonator from
pennbylvnsia would naaa.
;, Tho question bo!ng OIL Camoron'a amendment.
1t was fo1ooted-ycaB 2G nays, 32-as follows
DoBy, Howe. Pratt.
nrownlowt Johnston, nMnscy.
UAnieron, LoNan 1olmrEnn
Oarpenter, Mitchell, Spencer,
Giayt9n, Rl"rtoii, Tirton,
Iarry tatich), Ogrshy, win,}o,n,
3!aryey, pAstcrBon, Wright-2S.
ANcheoekp Pea8e,
NAY8
Allison, To-y tCoan}. Morrill, (h1o1
Anhony' Ersoliilghuyscn. Merrill iVlI
nontWcli, atlbeit, Sargent,
buckingham, Gpllthwailc, BcAilrz,
Clhndler, 1inBtr, Heatt,
Conkltng, Hamilton tsId.), shctnn,an,
gohoFcft lfantin, Stewart,
Cooper, JONES' Stockton,
Drag1ht Kuioy, Sumner,
Davlst M:creery, Walulgh-32
Ecnton, Mcrrlnon,
, 1874-02-20

I.nnta-fsrnb1,inE-...F LnH Arsinlns Az
6.1tr nld the Change Of Governor.