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Methodist Church for ton weeks, and moro tinn
l00 persons havo 1oinod tho Church. The WORK

Methodist Church for ten weeks, and moro than
loo norsons havc Joined tho church. Tho worx
,-nr,paul sohoorpe in in Baltimore, and do
nies tlio rol'ort clargng him with forging oheoka
and BWindling The German Relief and Aid So.
y olety and passitg under tho 1arle Of Count
8ohulonborg.
yesterday, i've ,ntloa aontl Of Council 1'nirs.
Whom biought to tho city lottera woio found on
hls ncrHnn frun a sstor ut Evansville, Ind,
bcstdeH $40 anu q gold watch. No name was
gwen.
--aratldn Flotohcr delivered lecture at tho
opora-llonso In Boaldatown, Ill.,. yesterday
evening before good aut1icnoe. Tho subject
Maa, ."What can you do p Tic audience gnye
tho ooseht attention throughout tue lcc,uro, and
nt tilo cloHo showed their appreciation by heat ty
applause.
A man named Kelly returned to his home
few miles below Dubuque yesterday, after III
absence Of eight yoais aud found hia wife mar
doad. 6ho Inns two cLildron hy ller last husband,
Extensive repairs OF tho Fourth DIVISION of
the Illinois Il Michigan Canal hnvo boen made
this spring. The nqneduct ovor tho Li.tlo Ver-
million River bas boon thoroughly repaired.
Troublesome obstruotlous in tho vicinity OF tho
gand.bnrs havo boen dredgod ont at the mouth
Of the Pecum Saugln !; md now waste weir las
boen constructed at Lock IS.
Tho fund for the support OF the widow and
Heveu chiluron OF the ltov. Emilio T. Cook, Of
pariB, who was delegate to thu Evangelical
Alliance, aud who waa saved from tile Vlllo lu
1lavro by tho Loch Earn, hut was 80 much iu-
II after reachng homo, now amounts to $50, 600.
Tho Evangelical Alliance ilvltoA all churches
sympatizng with Tho object to ta1o up collec-
tions for it M Boon M possible.
, 1874-03-17

In letter published in tho FOREIGN papers,
nuskln pnyh j" Yesterday eaw, not for tile first
time, and with confirmed conviction Of itA worth,
the Raphael Madonna whc!, IL at prcsont Of
fcred to England, If she chooses to hayo any old
art among lcr modern French or Engl!Bh splon-
do1s. Tho price ie oxorl.itaat 40 arc ull PRICES
just now, Wien was boy you might have
bought Tuner any day for ESQ; nov yo, must
give ~ 600. You might have bought eucl1
1laphacl as this-sf bnynb'o ut al!-;for porhaps
$4,000 or I6 600; now you arc askr1 rAu, 900.
ny own lnproSsion is you might get Il tor css.
haa no prico. There lsas bcel, no such lsapl.ncl
in tho n1arot in lnv llfelmo md, unlesH tho mob
sack Home, tero III littlo chance of thoro beiug
euro t.tpre,noiy for Raphael never did. But
nolao people do. bolloYe, and, If Liverpool ca;os
for 1larhaol l'oro ia ono lutol.scly cl,araotor-
iht!o aud pleciouH 1T good stn!e OH tho whole,
art tin whola exhibition Of tho Royal Acalumy
two years running.
, 1874-03-17

10EM,

1T THE As'ERroAx oHAror, raTn1or AND srA7EsMAa.
The light is ret to rlre III ot1cr kkca, -
Immortal Patriot. Statesman, faithful, truo;
ii!s ttar si!!ii Nj now IN history, oeress, rtae,
Tint caroli-yoite, that tutlo proud tyraua quake,
1a liushcd; but, 1oEdor than tho thurtlers Teal
Thnao tones that fired tho Capitol shall shake
Tho fnrthcst throncs,-ho' Times vast bounds
living martyrl canonizcl by doath,.
Truths bglgltefnB alos now shall gi1d his name,
Ho who tu A[nns great caWno hath Hpcnt iE breath,
ages ahnll crown With bright. perennial Fame,
Cultured, II mind with golden frtitaHo bright,
with powers l:3ganltc, yaas. Hcrclran,. .:Fung,
Centuries sla monument a,ld build his song.
living splcntlur, htiGhtnesa to tho hind.
6rcat fountain Of sr!ect, tn,perial thought,
freedoms yast, towering tiliar, gra,td,
h,s naHsc eha!i now 4nlong tho drandly-Wiso b
a0ugli.
pnttent, uutirlng, 1cd with burning zeal,
With c0'irage, vnlpr, Of heroic mold,
Painting with nrior far tho WRONGS repeal,
1io slurncd all grosc Ing lures -base patry gold;
oq%ntTouen MsnI thurman human nature, sunk III grief,
For that lie sought tMrcsn1 reli.f
III Freedom ovor Nun ilB slitld to throw;
Earshs groaung millions waiting for liz Light,
Cr,thcd by Oppression, tra1nlirt ground 10 duslt
Great NeAtur, Titau, of dithonorcd Hight,
For lin their grateful pcans long snall burst,
NAcrccr R1nso la nannslcs shall wear,
To tho aEt doom Of Hwiftrcco,ding Time,
Lifting hss fcttcretl palms to Heaven III rrRycr,
u. lame, proud 1ottcknr, uiall wax sublime,
fadclesa wreath nronnl bin brow sllalt tw,ui,
Nlilo his nsrce foes III iGfamy tlsal rot;
Ills name, 1liE in,ne, hK tcclR In glory SLING,
ITO dinintng line bis fair eEcntctlcou blot.
"hila will! The storicd great he now hall slccpt
The mighty rAat shall Btar Crstlt!cr hume;
Whtle bo,Ilincn free, willis paiiUp. yiglu keep,
Great Future III crown him will n1r,iurla. Fa1nel
HEy. ". $. BLANCHARD.
, 1874-03-17
4. xVi1tt.Cut Story.

Tho Vclsbu,y (AllBs.) TIMES tells tho follow
ng III its ipsue u aIarcll 1 "Ono s1ay lust wcals
tho reHi.lenco of Mr. Powell, noar head Of navi-
gation on Snntlowor .lsiyor, WIS attacked by a
gang Of Wild cuts, Mrs. powcll mud colorcd sor-
Vant only being ut homo. 7 he door being olosol
ono Of tl'e cuts Jumped through the window,
when Mrs. Powell threw blauket oyor 1t alld
Soon followed by another, which slo killed with
q small ax. by this time the colorca cools waH
attacked q short distance from tho houeo. a,ld
sIe alarmed white noightor, who was ut work
noar tho place, WHO calno to her assistance and
killed tho cat with Il lntcet, but
not until tho cook Ind boen nrotty
wul! "cl,awea" by rho kitten. Tho gon-
lelnan then wont to lilo rolio Of Mrs. powol, at
tho hullso, whom two Of tho cats attaolsod linn
luitn Heyelely before o Hlioocodod in tIlBpatcll-
Ing tllem. -Four OF tho pack woro killed and Bov-
oral wounded boforc ttoy could DO SCARED OF.
Tho hides OF tho four cats thut woro slain wero
brought to thls city en- tue steamer Lizzie y6s-
, 1874-03-17

. At a 1nooting Of tho newly elected Board Of
Directors Of the Chicago l. Lake Huron Rail-
road Company, hold Mt Bay City, hllcl'., a fow
days ago, the following executive officers woro
chosen: President, ". Batly Lang, Now York :;
Vicc-President and General Manager, William L.
Bancroft, Port Huron Chief Engineer, Charles
Palmer, Imlay City.
Tho report of the Directors shows flint tho
road Ia now operated hotwccn Port Huron and
Flint, u distance Of sixty-si1 miles, and between
Lansing aud Valparaiso, distance Of l65 miles,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 chicago naitroad,
over which trains Run to Chicago. Arrango-
mentH arc now perfcctil,g Ia complete the line
botwoen Port Huron md Chicago by. finishing
tho link betwoon Lnhalng and Flint n distance Of
forty-soyen miles, which tho Directors expect to
accomplish at oil curly tlns. 1t is understood
that the mnnagorB have otfoctad nm arrangement
with the Grand Trunk Railway Company for
CLOSE connections. freight and passenger. at Port
Huron, tho Grand Trunk hallway Company
Huron Company, which Mr.. Bancroft, tho fiscal
agent Of tho LATTER is trying to negotiate.
FREIGHT HATES
Tho General Freight Agents Of tho various
railroads in this city lending to tho West de-
cded, at meeting held at tho sonthom Hoto,
ST. LouiB, last weok, to raiHe the freight rates
to Leayonworth. Kansas City, Atchison, and st.
Joseph to tho same figures as were charged bo-
foro tho freight war with tho Union racitic conf
ratoa charged Blnco that tino. Alr. Jatnos
Smith, tho General freight Agent of tho CHI
cago u Alton RaiIroaa, who was not present at
the aforementioned meet'ng, rofusod to join in
the arrangement until certain irregularities
to hla natiNfactlon. Several coi,a'Itations wero
hold with 0lr. 6lnlth for the purpose OF inluc-
ing him to join In the incroaso Ut lafen, but
without avail. The other 0oueral Freight Agents
, 1874-03-17
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

Strlfscs III and Ncnr Philadelphia,
Sntctat Ntapatch to The Cntcaao Tffbnus.
PHlLApELrnrH, Fa., March ia masa-1ncot-
ing Of tho sllh-wcayera OF Mcssrs. 6chcppcrs
.Bros. mills, now on strilso waB held thu inter-
noon at 1;nrl'a 1Iall. A wcayor from Woofc,l-
denis cotton and woo1en mill. Crbi''a Crock, nd
dressed tile meeting Mt consider, ablo length md
stated TINT Sellers. Hoffman t. Go. md II. g.
Horny Il Co., of that district, lad this morning
agreed to resume work at the desired advance.
1t waa unanimously resolved TINT tho silk-weay-
ors individually and collectively stand out until
last summers prices nre obtained. Tho h1cssrs.
Dr,'noss FaIrmount silk mills reBumo work to-
morrow morning ut tho advanced rates. All tho
mills in tho southwestern section Of tho city, OK
copt the Measrs. CARROT, have resumed at tic
old ratos.
Tllo Mcssrs. stitts, Of tho Camden WOODEN
mills, lave notified tlleir hands, who wero on
atriko,, TINT they would pny from this date tho
scale demanded.
Tho carpot-woavorB employed by James Mo-
Datlo 4 Co. went on q strike this morning for m
advauce Of ~ per cont on tho old prices.
, 1874-03-17

Tho III. ltUV. Cilnr}cH 4. p;,riA.
LONDON, March 1G.-Tho ri. Ncv. Clnrlcs A
pariH, u. D., bishop Of QibrAitns, il deud.
, 1874-03-17

Sntcfdl Ui5,1alth 10 Tic Chicago Tribune.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, March 15.-Two brakemou Of the
Chicago & Alton l.nilroAd, feeling tho offecls Of
the benzino thoy had beon consuming during
them drawing q dirk mud threatening to stab
tho other. Ihe "gentlemanly ind accon,mo-
dating Conductor" standing. by, not wishing to
geo useful lives Tins wasted md their wicked
threats carried into OBJECT, quietly knocked ono
Of them down, as ouly Conductor knows how.
In tho iall, the brakeman fell upon dirk which
lle hnd concealed upon His perBon, and, coming
in contact with his leg, it noarly severed it from
lis body. Tho brakeiuem propose to arrest tho
Conductor for NJ sault md battery!
, 1874-03-17

DETROIT, Mich. March 16. a Bay County
court to-day decided adversely tho Important
land caHo Of the Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw
Railroad Company, which prayed that tho title
Of tho 1000 acroH Of land in Bay County, held
by George Campbell, George Il. Van Eth, antl
a. G, Maxwell, of Bay City, bo set aside. Tho
lands wero originally granted to tho Anlboy, Lam
sing l. Trayer6o Bay Railroaa, and sold by them
to tho gentlomen named. Tho road WIS never
built by TINT Company, but by the JACKSON, Lan-
Sing Is Saginaw Road, which accordingly oAimcd
tho lancts granted for the IraserAs Dny Road.
yha -.a:aopsrty In valued ut s30n, n,uu0. Ihe caHo
Will 70 to the Supreme Court Of tho United
States.
, 1874-03-17

Sptcfat Dt.pafch 70 The Chicaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Mitch 1G.-AlrB. Crosman,
h;e lay g Ex mss f,om rrarS du
ees. Tho houEe lad been ranBacked and valua-
blos taken, including notos held for money ad-
yanccd. Tlese notes wcro found in tho rosHos-
sion Of George Ba1nhan,, who was hold for u
Duffy to tho effect tint sho knew deceased had
duly transferred Haid notes to Darnllam. I1a
Bton1nch Of the deceased was analyzed and found
to cousain largo quantities of araenic, and racl-
ets Of tiut poison being found in Barnlams
houec, he waH again arrested, together wit, hip
sister, and thoy are now In jul awaiting exam-
iuation,
, 1874-03-17
Tho Illinois anil Michigan Cul,al.

Special Dtspateh to Tho Chicd0o tribune.
IASAL1E, ILL.,. March 16.-Alucl hns boen done
this spring in tho wny Of improving tho nayga-
biity of tho Western division OF tho Illinois nnd
been !smoyed % from % thn month of % tho pconan,s re
eangen Crock, a new waste we,r has been cop-
structed at lock No. 10, sundry dangerous rooka
have been removed III tho vicinity Of tho Rock
we'll coal Bhaft, and tho aquoluct over the Little
Vermlllion Ever has been thoroughly repaired.
, 1874-03-17

Opening Of tho Upper Mississippi

Opening Of the Upper alississipp1.
Special Dspatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
DAvENroRT, 1a., March 18-NAvfeation on tue
Upper h1iBBissippi is now open from Clinton to
st. Louis The first boats OF the acasou arrived
hero this afternoon. They wore The steamer
ArtcmuB Lamb from Clinton, and tho North
louis for m iaus no a''er e o,s a. q.
wnY up hnd to contend with much running Ice, aud
in some placcs Ind to break through ico-gorgos,
having ono Of the most porlous trips known on
here for about 15o days, and tie opening il tho
earliest tor Yoars.
, 1874-03-17
RAILROAD NEWS,
Earnings Of Western Roads for Feb
ruary.
Tho Illinois Central Lnnd Department..
Chicago g. Lake Huron.
Effort to Put Up Freights.


RAILROAD EARNINGS:
Railroad earnings for tho month Of February
do not show as favorablp rs those Of tho previous
month. Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul,
Chicago J. Northwestern, Central Pacific, and lii
dianapolis. Bloomington l. Western, aro the only
ones TINT exhibit an important increase in gross
earnings as compared with tho came mouth Inst
yoar. In addition to tho dullncsa in froiShting
generally, tho weather hns probably 'interfcrcd
to considerable extent with railroad business,
and as 1t frequently happens in ench cases tue
traffic which alould havo been douo in February
may bo crowded into subsequent months.
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Tho Union Pacifio enrnings Just ronortcd for
January, 1874. were 5000, ,175 gfoss, mud s3l0. TOO
nat ngattat 1928 975 gross, and $1f2 407 net, In
January, 1873.
WESTERN ROADS IN FEBRUARY.
The earnings Of Western railroads. for tho
mnntH nf Fnbrnnrv II n fo10ipH.
, 1874-03-17

Srtcfat Dtsnatch 10 The Chicago Tribtne.
TOLEDO. March 1G.-This evening George
Loon1is, wood-dealer of this city, drove LIS
toam Off the riyer bank al,d broke Lis neck He
was intox.. >4sta nj the time.
This afternoon rs tllrce men were carrying
part Of o printing ng-pressdown-stairs at Clyde. O..
tho stairway gavo hway, md all threo men woro
prccipitate1 into tho cellar. One Of them, namod
sweotland, fell bo1,oath tho pross, and is sup
poBed to DO fatally injured. 1Ie has remained
unoonsolous since tho Incident.
, 1874-03-17

Ono Hundred nsad 3ovcntcon Persons
Swept Dvcrboalrtl nItA Drowned.
LONDON, March 10.-Tllo steamship Lacona,
from Alcxantlria egypt, for Algiora, with 278
pilgrims who woro returning from hlocca, e1l-
co'tntornd n torilo gallo In tho Mediterranean.
Ono lugo wnvu washed overheard 1T Of tho pil-
grilns, and ttoy wero dmwnod.
, 1874-03-17

Trouble Anticipated with tho Snvages
Oll tho LguCh Luke Reservation, i'll
NalMntsOtu.
WASHINGTON, u. G., March 1G.-Diapatohes
received Mt tho War Department repolt that the
Indians OF tho Lecut Lake reservation, hiinne-
Rota, are very much dissatisfied, and show a
disposition to commit ropredations The Acting
Agent i.us called OH Con, Terry for troops to
ptotuct tho Agency. While innallo to nond
troops Mt prebcnt. every effort will he 1nade by
tho military authorities to protect tho agency
aud settlers In tho vicinity,
, 1874-03-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

I.1vEnrooL March -Atoamal1ipa Cuba,
Adr!atlc, nnmn.onia, and Franco, from Nov
York, haye arrived ont.
NEW Yong, March Steamships Occanic
from Liyornool, and Bteulnann from Antwerp,
hayo arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-stoan,sl.ip Greece,
from Now York, las arrived.
PORTLAND, Mareh 10.-1ho Steamship Aus
tzlau, from liverpool, Aas arrived.
, 1874-03-17
Tho Fort Wllyno Murder Case.

Sptt70l UsDatch 70 The EHic0N0 Tribune.
FoRr WAYNE, lad, March 16.-Tho Coronor's
jury met thus morning to hear f1rhor oyidauca
Friday. DR.. W. II. A1yors testified tint in Ills
opinion tho wounds upon tho poyson of deceased
woIe not made by falling, bnt were made bysomo
sharp instrument. Ho 0Hked further time for
his associates to nlnso their leEort OF Tho post
norton examination. Engeno Loon.iA has been
sent to JUL in tlofault Of $4,000 for Appearance
tomorrow,
, 1874-03-17
Population Of tho 4ErittEat En,ptre,

sF0ptllnfi0n OF tho 4tritsHat Empire.
The Lundon Times l,na comrlotctla careful ro-
Tiew Of t's census of 1871 Of cl4iiihh Empire.
Thorc are 38 persons to square milo in tho En-
p.ro; 2G0 iu the United Kingdom; 20l in India,
md LII iu tho colonies. It should be observed,
however, tint In homo parts Of India tl,o density
Of population more than equals TINT Of England.
Tho Queen rules >oyer G3l, ,7C2,509 souls; hcr
people dwell in 44,142,G51 houses; the nrcn OF
Tho lanH they inlabit IL not less than 7,7G9, ,4a9
square miles,
, 1874-03-17

tordhY. day or two aftor this attaok tho car.
caaB Ut 4 dorr wna found buried noar this place,
With oVidonce Of its having boon tho work Of this
antno pack Of cats. This account conea to liz
through reliable source, mad ,so can vouoll for
the voraotty nf i. Tho nattyoB attribute tho at
tack to hunger,n
, 1874-03-17

SDcc'aI DIsnd{cH to The Ehica90 ITi5Nne.
MILWAUKEE, WIs., March 1G.-Tiree houses
we're robbed and Watches jewolry, money, ETC.,
fok wn
Of each other between Saturday night md Sun-
day, morning OH the West Side. Other burglar
ios not 60 audacions III their character took
place tho same night.
, 1874-03-17
TELEGRApHlC BREvfTIES.

Ono hundred aud twonty. five mon were yoater-
day discharged from tho Nayy'Yald In Washing
Saturday.
"A seYivh has been going on in the Cairo
, 1874-03-17

wife. on Saturday night and burned 1,or 70 60
seroly, TINT allo died yesterday, Mangan was
Judge Brady has granted n motion OF the
counsel Of William III. Tweed to mako tho
clerks record of his rotltenco conform to tho
!atel,oRo 'ret1 by Judge Davis thus substituting
County Jail fur pententiury.
, 1874-03-17
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., March 1G-For the Upper
Luke Region aud the Northwest, continued low
and falling barometer, with fresh to brisk east
and soulh winds, generally cloudy weather, aud
rnin. The display Of caulionary signals will bo
Resumed Mt tho lnle sta,ions on April i.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO N1nrch Ill L. m.
, 1874-03-17
FRANCE.

PARIS, Marcll 16.-M. do Keratry was oxamin-
cd by the Committoe Of the Assembly to-day in
1olation to tho charges preferred against NJ.
Gambetta. Ho toatitlod that Gambotta, while q
purposoly refused arms to tho Dritons TINT thoy
might suffer defeat nnd bo unable {tho lattor) to
tiant tho Commune, the rise Of which was al
ready anticipated.
, 1874-03-17


SM1TII-NA HK1N-At Ing!owooh, March g. Charles
]: Smith and Miss Ida II. Kluan, both ut Enyuwout.
No cards,
LL-HUsSErL- March IL. by tho Rev. l.. r.. nush,
It Tho rcslcnCo Of Jahlna Bell EsY., kossMh II. Hell,
Of Chicago ILL.,, aud Miss Emtly j. Iussol Of Joliet
rT- Joliet papers p1oaso copy.
POWENH-GRIFFITH- tn. iat. lnet., nt tho ros,-
dop9e oi he brtis. 'aseFtSS, Wis. hy.ie 10y. csas
Miss Eii,nin II. Griffith. No ca1dr. "
, 1874-03-17

EutA1 ACC1MCnt Mt the burning M1n0
in Wt1kesburro, PA.
Special Dispatch to F.he Chicago Tribune,
W1LKEsBAnnE, Pa, March 10.-A fatal acci-
dent took place thiH afternoon in tho burning
mines. The fan that draws tho deadly gasea
from tho fro stopped for two minutes. resulting
iu tho douth. by aufrocation Of minor, who
1oavca q vito and six children. A companion
who attempted TO rcecuo the unfortunate man
was proBtrntcl. nnd relief partv wcro alHo
overcome, they In turn boiug brought out uoarly
dead by another party,
, 1874-03-17

New YonK, March 16.-The Cubans in this
oily have received information of an uprising Of
tho slaves on sugar oatasea in tho District Of
nlarct, about 45 mica from Havana, md In
tie noighborhood Of Dahia Honda. Tho upris-
ing began in tho stato Of Jaguerre, and was
lilo impression that II tho Slaves should riso III
their vicinity tho authorities would foel bound
to arm tho whites to maintain peace at homo.
md tloroby prevout, them from being sent to
tight iu tho enstorn portion of the island. Tho
EHptain-d -dencral has orderod troops into tho
vicinity Of tic trouble.
4 Havana letter gives another account Of tho
attacls upon tho volunteers botwecn Nuevisns
sud Puerto Principe. It scenlB TINT upon the
arrival Of tho first band OF volunteers at Nuovi-
tas they found tho railroad leading to Puerto
Principe cut, and attempted to march to tho lat-
tor place, whom thoy wero attacked by tho
Cubans losing twenty-five killed. and seventy
wouuled. Tic remainder retired to Nuevltas.
, 1874-03-17

PHILADELPHIA, Afnroh 11.--Capt. G. L. Brady
has returned tho 81 ,D0D check presented him by
tho owner Of tho steamship Pennsylvania for
services in bringing the yoasel and cargo safely
to this port. anu fled, in the Uuted States Dis
trict Court hiH libol nganst the Company aud
owners Of the cargo for SALVAGE
, 1874-03-17

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Marcl, u. - Christian
slnrpo, the inventor Of tho tano,ln alarpo rslo,
Inst night, Of hemotrl,age Of tho lungs, Ut ths
aye Of G8 years, uo waB II rntiyo of Now Jersey.
, 1874-03-17
Evans, tlae Alleged Pennsylvania 1sc-
fAnlIurs

IIAnn1sEuna, Pa., March 16.-Tllo Daup!sir
County Court has granted all ortlor for tla IT,
loaso Of George 0. Eyann on entoring ao5.tl0l
for his appearance ut tho April ternl, to ao the
boneft of thu lnaolyont nct, Physicians certify
TINT Eya1la cannoI live moe than month it he
iH kent In c0nt|uelnoit
, 1874-03-17

TIC HIyNtHfiOWv HfNrfaor Nc.af 1nao-
rcltttcttce, Hko.
eT. 1.ou1a March 1G.~-It III assorted In police
circles that tho dcnd Gody found III tho road
l1enr Independence, No., fow dnya ago wns that
Of ouo Of Allon pirhcrton'n detectives who Ind
l1cen llatling tho robbery Of tho Iron Mountain
l!ntlway traln ut Gatlali, Mo-, IN January last.
younger of tho ,fomou Iruthors " or some Of thoir
ftiont!H living IN Ciay County, who obtained a
lknowlodgo Of him III aoM,o unknown mannpr.
, 1874-03-17

nooRTASD, No., Marel 10.-Lnst night, ~
yonng man named Kol'or Of Can,ton, accom-
panied by AIiAa Holt, Of Lincolnyille, waA tlriv-
ins acroaH HoAmer'B Pond, tho tenn broka
through. carving tho buggy under The leo, aud
10th Woro 1toY,lot
, 1874-03-17

I'1Tr1E RocK. Ark. Enrcl, 10.-Aftor a two
wocks' trial Of Cnss Matock, charged Will, tho
murder Of IL farnily Of Missouri miners At lock
Crock, near thtB city, IN November last tho caBo
was gisot 10 tho Jury thia evening. Aftor being
out butt fow minutes they returned verdict Of
guilty Of usnuBlanghtor in tho frat dogroe.
, 1874-03-17

JEFFEnsoSv1L1E, Ind, March 16.-Col. II. c.
Ranhonl, OF tho United Stntcs Quartermaster'a
Department at Now Orloana, died III this city
this afternoon Of reRpae OF tlux.
, 1874-03-17

G1bnALrAn. Afarol 1G.-Tho bark Jupiter has
arrivot1 from Now York. Sho experienced TOM
poBLnonB weather, and loat several hands oyor-
board, including lilo Master.
, 1874-03-17

NEW YonN, March 1U.-Ex.Judgo Joseph O..
ers Street COMMISSIONER Sullivan, Dorlard Il.
s!Iarlcy, William Dykos, Contractors O'Connor
md vatontins, will to arraigned ut tho Newark
Court of Oyer and Tern,inor for conspiracy to
tiofrall tho city IN eerain paving arrangements.
pailod in $40, QUO oncll.
, 1874-03-17

MADRID, March 1G.-Tho Carlist loador, Trlst-
nsy, hns been defeated in Tarragona. 1t is
rumored that tho Carlints have raisad tho siege
of Dilboa.
BAyoSNE March 1G.-Gon. sobal1B, accordng
to Cnrlist reports. has captured column Of 500
mon under Con. Nfouvi!las.
, 1874-03-17

faotftcs Of Murdered lndtnns Found.
Sncc'nl Nlsr atch to TIE ChteaGo Tribune.
hIc0nEaoR, In.t hInrcll 1G.--On Saturday fnst
two lntnnh a,ul f]no marc aro reported to l,ayo
hocn found dcad near Wausookn. Wis. Tho
bo'lcs wcro badly manglctl. Boyeral ra1tioB nro
and tho Guilty parties viii bo found ii possible.
, 1874-03-17
Sutton, isar ,IIhr, Hind, ti.a1nt
SUICIDE.

SAN FnANo1sco. March 1G.- Col. Oliver P.
Robio formerly Of tho United StateA Army conf
mitted suicide III this City today i1o shot him
THO cause Of the suicide is unknown.
, 1874-03-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.



C1Sc1SNAr1, o., N1arch 16.-John r. Mclean,
tie managing editor Of tho Enquirer, who WIS
committed to jaii fol, contempt Of court in re-
fuslng to answer tho Prosecuting. Attorneys
question as to tho source Of his Information in
regard to the Snowdon llbol matter on Saturday
last. waa. lato last night rolcaBed from custody
h3 Judgs Cox, Of tho Common ploas Court, bail
seing, given for his appearance ut tho Police
Guult tD.t1ay
, 1874-03-17

specfal DispatAh to The Ch,caao Tribune.
GoanEE, Ind, March 1li.-A fro Aoro early
this morning destroyed tho beautirul residence
Of William Palmer. LOSS, 1900; aome inBur-
A1,Ce.
, 1874-03-17

ISp1AHAroL;B, Iul., March 1G.-Iho Hon.
ChatloH L. HuEate, lIto Collector OF internal
lsoyoAo IN this tlistrict, died at hiu residence in
Dnnyillo, Ind, thiB olonoou.
, 1874-03-17
FIRES.


At OsSycgt, n. Y.
OswEao, N. T.. March lG.-A fro horo last
night caused loss Of $4,000; insurance,
&l1,U0Q.