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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

DR.. ]. Walkers California yili'
AGAR Bitters are o purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma,
live herbs found on the lower ranges Of
he Sierra Nevada mountains Of Caliior-
MA, the medicinal properties u which
ma extraC.ed theretfum without the use
Of Alcohol. The question IS almost
daily asked, "What Is tho cause o. me
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEEsis Our answer Is, that they remove
the cause OF disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and u lite-giying principle,
q perfect Renovator and lnvigorator
II Tia system. Never before In the
history Of the world has mediciue been
compounded possessing the remarkable
Qualities 81 VINEGAR BITTERs IN healng inc
fick q every disease man Is heir 70. They
arc a gentle Purgatlvo as well as o Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
Inc LAYER and lscural Organs IN Biloas
Diseases
The properties of Dr.. wA,xEE's
VINEGAR BirTERs are Apehent DiagnorenG
Csrminatiye, Nutritious LA1ahya piuTeuS
Bsdatiye, Countar.Imtant Sndonhe' A1eiS
hye. and And BIHoul
II. "a. sicDONALD & co..
Druggist and Gen. AgtI- San Franciseo, California
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sta., ". Y.
sold by ali Druggists MI Dealers
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

Hny.cakes, composed Of hay and
straw, very finely cut, well mixed with
crushed oats or rye, and moistened with
solution OF rape seed or linseed oil
cake, aud then well worked and formed
into tablets under pressure, have been
for some time employed in France as
a convenient and portable food for
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

no POSrMASrElts. Our commipslons 10
l. PoHtmAStNTI are the most favorable offered b.
H"Y hrH'-eliIs reSgrAneF In the country, Address
LEn1EH Co., III M0nrnH street, Chicago,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

We raise annually in the United
States nearly 100, 100000 bushels of pc.
tatoes, representing a money value OF
about 800. 900, 900 to tho consumers.
As an article OF food it has n greater
value to us than any other that we call
root crop. Twenty-Five per cent. OF
the weight Of the potato Is solid dry
substance, and of this G2.5 per cent. is
starch.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12
PETERsON's JOURNAL

POPULAR bITERATuRE.
TINS Nkw fiRtI.fLAst My6AEtNE. Az slor,tG
compleIe IN zach number. q % year nos.aRN pre-.
pAtn byus btoplat lshd Ona rTAtigl tib 90 epBcl.
agents supplied Though kONl Cotnp6iiiHs. AddF't1
u Peterl6h Co. 30 Walnut Sit oct, rhiltt0lphiA.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-12

A correspondent Of the Country Gen.
tleman states that buckwheat -four, sift.
ed through sieve early in the evening
or in tho morning while the dew is on,
will e1ectnally eradicate cabbage worms.
Two applications land often one) will
do the work, He has succeeded in
raising splendid cabbages, while his
neighbors, who did not use the remedy,
have invariably failed. tits far prefer.
able to hellebore, or any other article
for the purpose, and has the advantage
of being harmless.
, 1874-03-10
FORElGN.
Charles Orton Confesscs that tho Tich-
borne Claimant Is His
Brother.
Rioting in the Hungarian Capital.
Resignation Of the Ministry.
GREAT BRITAIN,

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March 0.-Tho Daily Nc'os says that
Gladstone Inns announced lis intention to roliii-
quish definitely tho leadership Of tho Opposition.
but hopes that ho may bo Induced to modify It
to Lin retirement during tho present session.
Tho House Of Commons to-day adoptod mo-
lion to iaauo writN for tho re-oloction Of 1nenl-
bors who have entered tho Ministry, and nd
journod till Thursday.
4 Royal banquot was given at Windsor Castlo
Princess Of Walop. tho Duko of Edinburgh aud
bride. Duke Of Cambridge, Duke uf Aboscom,
the members Of tho oil and now Govcrnmcnte,
mud other distinguished persons wero present.
the total number OF guests being l TO-.
It la intinntcd rs possible Tint tho Queen may
inst.
Tho approaching university boat rnce hogins
TO- attast general attent1n Te C91rago
will TAXI, up tholr quarters on tho Thames early
| noxt week.
LONDON, March o.-Dr. Koncaly, counsel for
tho Iq,norm9 omant m as paltseo ~ t rnas cara,
| conduct OF tho Court towards his Client Ae
protests particularly agatnpt wlat he styles tho
| ona.sidel uBe Of tue power OF committal for
contempt, which he declares is u1lconstitntiona!
md q revival Of tho "Btar-Chan1ber proceed
ings." In conclusion, Dr.. Koncnly says: 1.-THE
prosecution l,aB succeeded in destroying the
c1amaf,t and now socks to ruin his counsel"
DR.. Koncnlly tho Ticlborno claimants coun-
aol, haB writton y 1oto apologizng for tho vio-
| lenco OF his lotter Of protest, published thlH
morning, and declaring that lie had no Intention
of rejecting on the judicial acts Of the Court.
Charles Orton Inns mado confession, which liz
published in tho Globe, that tho claimant il his
| own brother.
Lord Northbrook, Viceroy Of Indin, In dispatch
dated Calontsa to-day, asss,rca tho Government
that tho roiiof works set IN operation Mt patna
bnvo warcd OF tho ttangor Of listrcsn from FAM
uc in that district, NIL the moody Inhabitants be-
ing supplied with employment and sufficient pro-
viaiona for themselves and families.
| LONDON, March 10-S q. m.-1'ho Government
will not proclaim noxt Thursday, tho day al,-
pointed for tho entry Of tho Duke aud Ducllcnn
Of Edinburgh into tho city, holiday, but e]ab-
orate preparations arc making TO decorate tic
routo Of tho procession. Extensive pavlions.
richly-ornamontod arc TO DO erected oil Regent
street. Eight thousand soldiers and 200 aators
and marines have been detailed to line the strooA
through which their Royal Highnesses aro to
/ DUES.
, 1874-03-10
WASHINGTON.
Early Adjournment OF Roth Houses Of
Congress Yesterday.
Speeches Commemorative Of the Death
OF Ex.President Fillmore.


SUGGESTION ny 4 MEMBER OF THE INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 0.-Jolln Austin
stoyouH, Of Now York, appeared, among others,
before tho Committee Of Why's and MonnB this
evening. and gavo his yiowa rolatiyo to tho aya-
torn Of nloioticH. Mr.. Sheldon, Of tho Commit
tee, asked, Suppose tho Commit teo Hliould como
to tho conclusion TINT tho moioty systom should
apply only to smugEting, mud dmoicty bo givon only
to Tho lnformor and sofzing officer, but In caao OF
opparont fraud, allowing tho person giving tho
information to rocolyu such compensation as tho
Court Or Secretary of tho Treasury may dotcr-
mino? Stcvons replied that he thought ovcry
respectable merchant would agree to that.
Alr. Ke!loy satd tho Committee hnd decided
That tho lloaring Of representatives Of Boards Of
Trade should closo tonight. md afterwards
Special Agent Jayne should DO heard. II
any gentleman desired to ask him questions
i could bo done through tho Committee. Tho
Committoo had also docidod to invite tho COL
lector Naval OfIlcor, aud Surveyor Of New York
To be heard, II tlsoy 30 desired. If thoy should
cono, 1t is hoped they would bo here Wednesday
morning.
, 1874-03-10

RELIGIOUS,
Eirst IkoforInch Episcopal Church of
Now XOrlSs

Eirst Reformed Episcopal Church of
Now York.
lgptct0t Dian1tch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW YonK March 0.-AdherontB to bishop
Cummins met to-tlay in stoinway Hull and or
ganzod rs church, congregation, and Hocioty
tho rirst Reformed Episcopal Church Of Now
York. Walter Z. Lnwton called tho meeting to
order, md Bishop Cummins ofroro.l tho opening
prayer. John Irving WIS then elected Chair
mai, md DR.. KfcNnlly Secretary Of tho meeting.
Tile report Of tho Committee OH Organization
and Dy-nwB m nhatract of which was nent YOU
yesterday, waB thon road md, altar O fow i'm
matoral alterations. adopted. Nina Truatccs
who nao constitute tito voBtry, wore then cloct-
cd. THOR torn OF Office expires on Easter Aon-
tlay, when another election Of Trustees will bo
hold, SO that tho lawa may 10 complied with to
tho lettor.
Tho "Churcl, Committee" which consists Of
thirty male communicates, waR thou chosen,
after which tito "Latlos' Committee" consist
Ing Of thirty-two fomnlo communicates, waH
elected. Tho duties of thoHo Committees nre
"gonorally to assist tho vcstry." Next camo tho
mining of tho church, DiHhop CumminB profcr-
ring tl,c title Church Of tho Savior aud Mr..
Graham tChtist's Reformed Episcopnt Church,
1t wan finally decided to assun,e tho simple nnnlo
Of the " First Reformed Episcopal Church of
Now York" Trustees will mcot Tomorrow, and
formally oxtond nh Invitation to Bishop Cum
nina to ofliciato as rector Of tho now society.
, 1874-03-10

'tuND1HE" At 1yooLEY'H

The event Of tho week iii tho amusement world
is undoubtedly tho opening performance of
"Undine" at Hooley's Theatre, and as such 1t
deserves moro extended notice than tho prcs-
snro on our columns this morning will admit Of.
Briefly, then, tho promise OF N!cABlH Jarrott l.
palmor has beon more than performed. lilo
scciorY is of tho most gorgeous mud dazzling
brightness, mud az ynried rs they aro brilliant.
Tho dnncilg III OF tho very boat and tho audi
once, finding it impossible to soriminato be-
twcon tho two prclniercB Bhowored equal ap-
description the Kiralfys arc tho perlec-
ton Of graceful aetion. Of tho in
cidentala tho performances Of Katl Lind
in the air surpRsa anything ovor seen III CHI
cago: the two little Poraan sistora-almost
those of Leopold and Goraldino tho Ulm Sir
tors nto enchanting i'll their rollicking laya; tho
London Madigal boys very enjoyable. The dra-
nsat!o portion Of tho performance is unusually
amusing, thanks to tho comedy thrown in by
Mr. bishop and Miss Bessie Sutllow. A more
extonled notice will DO giyon at some othor
time.
THE AnELrn1
WAS beseEed beyond my possibility Of accommo-
tintion, mud hundreds were turned away to find
tho other paccs OF amusement about equally
filled. Tho acts announced woro asI cnpsa!!y
performed, and tho spcGtacular representation,
tTho Seven Sisters. called out tho most hearty
nlMudits from tic R1tiioncc. hlr. Grover has do
tornined thut l,o will keep moro thnn oven with
rival houses, and las 60 far succeeded aamira-
bly,.
M1soEILANEous
AIcViekerfs Theatre WAS crowded aHo Inst
evening. tho picco being "Ilamlot," with Mr..
Booth in tho title-rolo. His iml,eraonation IL
too familiar to warrant a'l extended notice,
Which want of space also forbids. Kate Fisher
commenced her engagement at the Academy OF
Music last evening to d moderately good house,
lsor pioce being "Iazeppa." There will be
matinee this afternoon. The Minstrcls were
crowded last evening to witness solution Of tho
bog trick.
The concert which waB announced to take
place at tho Oakland Congregational Church
this evening haE, owing to unavoidable cirourl'
stancos, been postponed for two woeks.
, 1874-03-10

Detectives slayton and Gallagher yesterday
arrestod two confidence mon. James Conway aul
1ohr s;ma +oo,, t,,ou h tho rnorv ond 1nc,ad
1,.. ~ 49,: ..s,s.s,. W. ,..na Ta,,,,1 ,a.o.o1
.l'on u. VI tue,t Pois9''s mose so,taa 1u'craa
uanM o"Ias cncens at.o o'f11A n. .i, t ."a ~
CARRYING on the1r BUSINESS. 1noY ""A w eA1n1'
lueu ny 'usIlco bosueu t1''7 nosi''n6'
Yesterday, Detective Dixon found, on tho cor
ner OF Larraboo md Willow streets, two trunks
full of property stolen some tin!o Hince from
Culver, Page l. Hoyno by Lincbacllcr, They
wore TALON to the Central Station, aud inyen-
tolicd. Tloy amounted in ali, to about s. 900
worth,
D1. n ,, q .,o,o,,, ,,oo4o~do+, roour;,,x
~. no."tpn t:t s. "iiw ~ ta"U.a nn,a IL
~ ~ ~ ~ =" ,n"rn, WIZ ~ ~
eo'gteu Fe "a to @ a o @ ,sso @
ul luo esoa nit1 wv t; ,e ~ ta.,'. 10
waH put oue "tnuua ca' s;nn ~ 80. ~ na r.
Ie .o.'I lGsa posnio ~ t vt I'M mm" us
co'oteo os '''hos"''e 1a ""ous Aoo 1o'"P""4'a+
pcrsonH residing on tho West Side, who llayo
to bo ont lato Mt uight, botter go arnled. Tllnt
peculiar branch Of yillainY, known M "fout-
padding" is becoming quito prevalent in that
section of tho city. Early yesterday moru-
was attacked and worry seyoroly beutcn
with SLING shot By couple Of rni!lans. Last
evening nian. whose name could not bo OBJ
taincl, was garroted on DesplaincB street, and
robbed of MI his money. To thought thlt his
uBsailaptB wore two colured mon, very iko!y tho
Hamo who attackea Alr. Aheul.
A vorv intorcBt,nr cnso ca,no I'm hofora J,1st;ce
eo,,,1. .,ostnrtav nftnamonn 1'w1p man nnn,cd
,', 9 nrovan woro cl,srrc,i w ona hirs
Echrat,or With Iaroe,y. Tho lncts Of Tic case
i...n., .1.tcL -, Li,n,o o,,,,o t,,,o u;,on t1,n
, 1874-03-10
DISASTERS.
Five Persons Washed Overheard in
Gale, from an Ocean Steamer.


Eivo Persons Loot cvcrbonrd from II
Steamer.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., March 9.-The steamer
lonnnY!vania from Liverpool, reports having
mot vioiont hurricane on tllo 37tll ult At mid
night tho soa carried away tho bridge on which
woro Capt. Dradburn, tho First aud Second oni-
cur8 and two sailors, WHO were all washed over
boarl and loBt. Tile Fourth Officer had n log
broken. Tho ships hull and machinery wero
not injured, but she lost ier bouts md tloclt-
aud t',o Other officers woro from England
Aftar tho loss Of the officers n consultation
VAS held, and 1t waa agreed that u s,eerage
passenger namod Brady, formerly third mato Of
tho Inflated AtIautic, WHO, it will DO romembor-
cd, swn,n ashore aud secured Il line Of the At
'atitic, thereby boiMg tho means Of saving NUM-
ber Of ivcs, should tnko charge Of tho SLIP, and
it was through his management that the vessel
wns bro1ght to this port. This waa to lave boon
tho last voyage Of Cat. Draburn to this city. it
baying been arranged to have him net as Port
Warden ut Liverpool,
, 1874-03-10

from INC LHufHTgc $!i} IeHi9cF1ts
Ono Of tho most hcartBrl1Gulng traned;ca tliat
rlaco near Monticello last Saturday morning.
Most of our readep VII remsmber th1,, tona
time in january George W. MyotB mud llia TWO
sons William and 1saac, were arrested near
Monticello on the charge Of being connected
with robbery ut Caslinviilo, ILL.,, BONO niuo
years ago. man named Daly lost $4,000 ut
that time, nnd Myers, who At that time WIN
living at that place in rG:Aor rnodolate circnm-
Stances, Euon became possessed of sufficient
means to buy two or th.co good far1nA;
some four mics woat Of Monticello,
upon which they moved in 1866. Some domestic
separation botweon George ". Myers mud his
wifo, aud two OF tho SOUS taking part with the
intler and tho third with tic mother, placed tho
tlulilY in d very hostile attitude. During QUO
Of tho lrawlss, which woro Of frequent occur
renee, it iB cnia that James, the mothers ally,
limited his intenton OF exposing ail the facts Of
the Cnrlinvillo robbery, III the presence Ut somo
Btrangor, WHO. having his suspicion aroused, no
titied the autloritios ut Carlnvillo Of what ho
Ind heard, and tue father aud tao othor soliA.
we're shortly aftorward arrestod mud tahen buck
for triai. Getting released On bail they returned
last week with tho determination OF killing
Jhmcs aud his wifo for tho exposure thoy hAa
brought about.
Oh Saturday morning tilo father went to tho
honsoof james, and having called him ont III
tho yard informed linn that ono Of tIlem would
Aayo to dis. james ran bao! into tho houHe
whore Lis invalid vile was lying. aud, shutting
entering. The father, with revolver in his
haud, logan trying to batter tho door down, at
tho samo time ayowlug hiB intontton to kill them
both. James, 10 doubt believing that ho wouA
carry hB throat into execution, seized hatehet
und out ono Of hiB futi!or'a hands, which had
been thrust through the opening, almost of,
then. opoui,lg tue door, struck him thrco Acavy
blows upun tho lloul. cuttng. into tue BRAIN,
, 1874-03-10

SuzcfnI Ui'jt.fch 70 Tde Nhieago 7fi6unf.
AunonA. ILL.,, hlaich 0.--Tho now Methodist
church, which was kindly toudarcd to tho frlends
Of tho Reformed Church for Bishop Cheney to
preach III, was crowded laat evening. tho llalI-
ways being filed with unscatcd people. Tho
reverend gontlemon spoke for noarly two hours
to I'LL unssoarod audience on tho points Of Diff
fcronco botwcon tho Reformed and Protestant
Episcopal Churches. A1ary efforts were matlo by
individuals to reduce the aixc Of tho crowd by
tho circulation III Tho forenoon Of lho report
TINT an admission leo would bo charged, and
your reporter has 1t OH a fact TINT tho rector of
attend Bishop Choneys lecture. Tomorrow
morning at 0 o'clock, n meeting III called to or
ganize Reformed Episcopal Church IN this
city,
, 1874-03-10

Tho salo Of EnRlisa books by Mlr. ahaw, at Harrl-
sons auction ssoro No 9o4 Iays Madison atrect, tha
afternoon. ut O'Clock, embraces tho most yaunle
collection ever offered at salo III this city, It ILL
cudes Lord KingShorongh's Antiquities u Mexico,
pouts, cult, caat s376; lloaarth aud dr"y's great
works. Original edit!oa. will. plates engrayel by tue
Uu,.ss Lorraine. a00 r!cures, after originals, s@U0;
Wlaa' Eugliah aid Foreign oashedrals Dora ntble.
rnot $h0 hes! e.littona IN 1norocco ad tree cali q
Engstli, Knigts slaKspoaro, J.rsl!uo's Nuturaat's
Library, 40 volumes, l.0a stee l'ate., colorod ny
Ut u Aeal bIks aYvt published should not fs4 10 VI
tvuu tu-day.
, 1874-03-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEHS.

LONDON, March 0.-Tho steamship Ruas!a,
which arrived at Queenstown to-day, reports
passing tho stoa,nstip Wisconsin OIL Saturday
iuHt, Will, hor machinery disabled and Btcaming
slowly. Tho WISCONSIN loft Now York for LlYer-
ponl Feb. II.
for Cardiff, has boen apokon at aoa, disabled.
LlygnpooL, March O.-Steamshipa Halsatia
and Great Wostorn, from Now York, have ar
rived out.
New YonE, March 9.-Arriyod, steamship
Donau, from Dre1non.
QuEENByowN, March 0.-Bteamship Colsio,
from New York, has arrived.
pl11ApELpu1A, pa.. March 0.-~1he ateamHlip
Pennsylvania, from Liverpool, ias arriyod. 8no
experienced heavy gales.
, 1874-03-10

LONDON, March 9.-Dispatches to tile War
Oillce, from Gon. WolHcley say: "No moans
were loft untried to elToct d pcaceablo solution
touched tilt tho last hour. and tho troops left
Coomassio without tho article OF plumber. OF
tho thirty-four officers who woro first sent to or
gauizo the expedition, four wore killed, tlroe
died Of Teyor, nnd aoycn wore wounded. Tho
rains l,ayo commenced, and tho streams mud
marshes nro swollen, impeding tho homoward
march OF tho troops.
, 1874-03-10
CRIME,


Sptciai Dtspateh to 1Ae chicaao Jr1bune.
Qu1s0Y, ILL.,. Alnreh IA prominent pawn
brokers establishment WIS robbed In this city
last night, and goods valued ut s., QUO carried
III. Tho property stolen consisted Of flne re-
volycra, pocket cutlery, md jowolry. Tho police
s,lcceeded in capturing ono Of tho tllioyos this
morning on tho lno Of tho Hannibal 4 st. Joe
Kairoad. q short dstancs from this city. Ito
n,aIo desperate resistance, and attempted to
i'll his possession n box continuing forty-nino re-
volvcrs and Il quantity OF jowelry the goods
recovered being about half tho quantity stolen.
The man arrested las been hanging around tito
city for several days.
, 1874-03-10

LONDON, March "a dispatch from Berlin
states TINT tho condition Of lilo EmperorH health
causes unoasness.
The Emperor rodo out to-day.
LoNDoN, Niarcl1 GA berlin special to tho
Daily Netcs announces tllat Prince Frederick
Charles. OF Prussia, will make n tour around the
worlt. next summer. He goes eastward through
Russia, Siberia, mud Ja1'a,. lands at San Fran
cisco, travorses tho United Statos, md returns
to Berlin by way Of London.
, 1874-03-10
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


PRAYER nY OASoN KlNUsLEY.
Tho proceedings wero opened with prayer by
tho 1sey. Cllarle4 Kingsley. It eousistsd OF two
collcots from the Episcopal Church service and
the Lords Prayer.
Under d call Of statos, bills wero introduced
Hy alr. TURLDUT-Jo resolutions Of thu
Illinois Legislature for II Inv against unjust
charges and Determinations by railroad compu-
noH.
DO Mr.. TORT (by roqnost)-Authorizing the
Issue OF intoreBt-boaring Treasury notos for pay
msnt for wo,ks Of internal Improvement.
Mr.. SMITH {Va.) introduced d resolution for
used by United StateB troops during tl!o late wlr
without regard to tho loyalty OF claimant.
DEAFM OF Ex-rREstpENr fIILsronE.
Tho States having, heen called through. Nr;
Fillmore. and said tho death Of Il mal. who had
held nuch all exalted position in public and pri-
VITO life made II the duty Of tho HuuBo to arrest
its further proceedings, md tako aon1o proper
notice OF such nn eY0nt.
hlr. cox moved the following resolutions:
Tho I1ose, having received with bocomtng sensibil
ity aud yorrw tho intelligence Of thu death of Millarl
Fillmore proAcnt Of tle United States, At uualo,
Iirst-That mutlbors Of hs lIoI.ae Of which ae waa
distinguished ine,ller Anu iaadbr, unB}f 4St;orlAB
ns Sfy ttga It ayes Ut psvis ws IL: pu
roer, unu tho fnrce and dignity which reniaskad tue
retlrelneat Of tho attor yeara Of Ills life.
!ccoHa--As tulen or honor 10 the many virtues,
pub!u anil prvate. Of tho str trsouH BtAtoaian Waose
eath iu The rtpetsa Of a ago ae arrcated the atten
tun Of the nation. tho Speaker Of tho uouao ~ 70.
uleBted Aud authorized to appoint connUs Of aeV
en 1.enlbora to attend The funeral of Mr. Fu,nre
behalf OF tho Iouss, and to communicate copy oi
thesa resolutions to thu rglatYos Of deceased,
Messra. Wood, Cox. and Maynard spoke Of the
private character mid public services Of Mr.,
Fillmore.
The resolutions woro aggoedto and tho commit
tee appointed.
Vhe COMMITTEES consists OF MoHsre. Cox
, 1874-03-10

TING IkcVs Wfs FsafHit2 x&nu Ed1H LiHe1s
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Alarch "a deposition taken
Saturday aud to-day in the libel caso Of the Rev.
IL. r. Darnitz against tho Democrat 8uBtnins tho
the suit III bused. Tho n,ain point Of tho evil
dcnco was thnt TIE boll-boy Of tho plnntor's
Horso saw Il won1an come out Of Durnit2's rsonl
in tle morning; that tho woman subsequently,
sigucd a statement that she remained there all
night.
, 1874-03-10
GtilElDE.

spsciat Dfspatch 10 4he Chicago 7ribtsnt.
JOLIET, ILL.,, March 0.-Enooh Jaolaon, u J,is-
tfco Of tile puaco OF Wilmington, this uonnly,
Yesterday oomsnttol Buioitla by cutting Ills
throat. Incorporate hRbsts ars supposed TO
hare bpAal tie oRuse.
, 1874-03-10

CINCINNATI O., March 9.-Tle Grand Jury
to-day found M 1ndictnont for bribery against
Paul Reinleln, Trustee Of tho Wa.er-Works.
fle indictment alleges TINT lseinle,n accepted
al,l received percentage OF money from tho con-
trnctor doing work for tho city in consideration
for voting to give him tho contract.
, 1874-03-10

pEsrlr, March 9.---.A riot broke out here to-
day, and was not suppressed until Tho military,
which WAS called ont, had fired OIL tlle mob, kilt
ing four porsous and wountling lnapy. Several
buildings wore bnrut by the rioters.
VIENNA, March D.-Tle Hungarian Ministry
has resigned and tho Emperor Las accepted its
resignation.
, 1874-03-10
NOTES AND NEWS.
Srrci1l Dispatch to TAs Chicago Tribune.

' m,. ~ ,,..s - ,n.,,,ra,, 1"1 .",' 'r''".
,v,......' s aA' ~ - ,1An.,l nl'1HoA "uA'n.
WASHINGTON, ~ u, Maton o'-Mr' tacsor. OF
Pennsylvania. Chairman Of tho House PoHt-Of-
flee Committee, came up smiling to-day with
bill proyidtnc for tia freq excbnnpo Of nowspa-
,,,ua .,,a ~. ~. ,;.a.,Is.,.,. .,t,u .,.,4e1
Eo.p u'u 'noii ioo ei1eu'a''o" "'io,o p'4n.ou.
IL ID probablo TINT after thls last nuisance Shall
havo bcon killed by MI adverso vote, as it cor
tainly will be. the country nay rcasopab]y e1-
,,oot nooco ~, t,,o vo~o fror,ir r,r;y,,oco 1roo.
uess ..o ''"oo VI 'N' ''~0" AA""A'" eA''''60 9A'7
aon' --....... ..... ..
, 1874-03-10

HAVANA, March 0.--Tlio market iB disorgan.
lied. gtcrcliarta rotrse to sell exchange. It is
impossible to give quotations. Higher rates are
asked hourly for gold. No sales.