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band Of shoaaons Indians for the purchase, by the
United States OF ons-thIrl Of the 6aosaoao Kc*er-
va:on for co. payable in Cattle as tbs rAta Of GOO
hs1sr=ed.
w.sH1SG7oN's BIRTHDAY.
Mr. BANNING PRO 4o1tol . petition to have the an =
n.rrsary ot abraham L:ucolns birthday dcelarsd a
Ir. cnITTESpES moved to adjourn ever from
d,r WAS to be generally observed tho birthday Of
George Washington. Agreed Lo--yeas l1s nays, IS,
WASHINGTON nA1LHo4D ILL.,
The House resumed Its consideration Of the bill a-
thorlxing the Washington City Point Lookout Rail-
road Company to extend its line through Washington
the question hsing on hr EeyIe5s motion to lay the
bill on tho table, Tie motion was re3ected-ye4s 100
maya, 100.
alr. BUTLER talsse) moved to refer the bill to the
COMMITTEES OF tbs WHOLE and stated several objections
Mr.. LAWRENCE remarked that the bill would give
the Railway Company the entire control Of the river
front OF Washington.
Mr. SC0FlELD stated hfs objections 10 the BILL It
you'd cause the ultimate removal OF the n,vyyard and
destroy !ts i1huence rs long It remained. It would
aiao compel the removal Of the observatory, shut Oh
the river trout and ruin the commerce Of the city.
After further debate taa bill referTad to tbs CON-
mittee Of the Whole.
Tbs House then went into Committee Of tho Whole
on The private caleud4t With Mr.. ORTIZ iu the chair
B!2ls wera reported from the Committee Of the
For ae tef Of & T. rfno Saw
ago, acting charge d'a6airs in Guatemala, James D.
Long. Henry S. VOLTS. For removing ohstrneIsons
Savage, Of Mnnesota, Eparisn d. 6howalser, Muclus
4 Roantree, James Long, william = childs, Capt. A.
q. Dycr, john n. Newman, Ninth Tennessee cayary;
J. l. Mann, late nruy Chaplain Rice III. Brown so-
i1er Of the .1.can war; Wiuism n. Williams, Late
Leu.enant Of 1niiaaa Volunteers, and 6Amual E.
RAnk.n.
The HOUSE, than Ut s. adjourned until Tuesday.
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IOWA,

AT OAFENFGHTs
sNaeeEas Dit171.eh to Tie Chicago THsane.
DAVENPORT, H.. Feb. c1.-The wrr Of tbs women
On tntererahco gives promise o3 spreading Ill over
Iowa. In addition to the raids Of the the
saloons of Durent snd Manchester. the women of
oskaloosa yesterday got together and visited num-
saloon-Eeepers to sbsndon their buHiuess. In
eafoon they bcld praycr~eeting, and labored long
aId earnestly wih the keeper who WAS obdurate md
fac ths s.sae individual de:lSred to Lie ladiea after
wards that s Raes Of tcsr had hecn than doubled
BY Of their rtss. In Dursut strong temper
soci.ty with about 100 members h&s becn formed
7ean1 Of tia recent actfnn of The ladiea thsro.
1AsCHEsTEn>
DuBrouE, IA, Feb. u.-Tte Temperance Increment
in Manchester II qleel down. Tho advocates ct the
propose to settle the question by ballot 1t the
municipal election in March, when It is hoped CoucII
HtIl bo placed in power who will enforca kha Law
e 1t e1ists On tho statutes Of the State.
AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Cousc1L B1uFTs, H.. Feb: 21.-1t il ruznored that
crusade aganst the giu-rnil Of tbs city Is 70 bs In
auRutatod vt An early day.
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THE INDIANS.
No Further Trouble Expected--Tho
Omaha HIcrchnnts' Club on rhs In.

No Further Trouble E1pected--Tho
Omaha HIcrcItnnts' Club on rhs In.
d1nn Question.
oHAHA Mel. Feb. 21.-Nothing Of interest has been
heard from GeEs Sheridan and Ord, WHO, with por-
s!ous Of their stat, went yesterday morning to inves
tgafs the 1nd1an question: It ia the general opinion
TINT no further t1out1s will te had. tie Indiana who
sn1nitted the derfedations having al gone north to
Tongue River, which Ia near 100 mties from here
At mtedng OF TIE Merchants Club composed Of
prominent ctuzcEa and Capitalists Of this city and
State held isst night the following resolutions
passed:
!, WHEREAS, nopor.a having been circulated
through tha country that Ncbraskn Is in dan
ger Of III 1ndian war and attacks upon
tts settlements On account Of difficulties occurring
the extrene Western border Of tho State End many
exaggerated statements have been nade which CAL
suated to inaict greet da1uags upon III tntaress
therefore
Eeeored, That the murders Of Robinson Coleman,
and Appleton. tho Red Cond Agency, Ia tsa Ter
sogy Of Dskota, grow out of local difficulties Ut that
agency. and Involved not the slightest indication Of
general uprising If The Indian tribes.
no hostile Sioux havs enplated made any move
ment looking to attacks upon ths settlc-
ofhs5a reports from Col s,nitl. Commnndant
Ut Fort Laramie confirmed by those Of Agent aayile,
eho~ taa: Ret Cloud and lzrge majority of tho In
dtans ut the various Agencies are gll.r:ting them
agnnst possible injury fru1n northern hostile Indana
dispute.
Ee*osred, That 1t is the opinion Of this Club that
Congress- would d. wise act to transfer the exclrslve
control and conduct Of In!lan ada1B to tbs Depart
mcnt Of Var.
cHrrExx., r. r, Feb. n.-Nothtng haa been heard
from the India1 Agencies for tevcf1i deyt Geu
Sheridan aud ord arrived here to-day, Ind vii iesrs
for Fort Laramie to-mosrpw. Snow IL filling TO-
night, snd the indications ara Of xevers storm.
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TE&EfxLvAEA KELLEY IfCVEs TEE p14PLxAkuHx or
CERTAIN coSoRE651Eu.
Special Dispa:eh to The Chicago 5rfbuns.
WA5EEo1oN, D. c., Feb. u.-There Is considerable
M-feeAng exhibited toward Judge Kelley by other
members of tbs reunsylvsnla Congressional delega-
ion, On account Of his u-advisod and h4sty
.scs3en Last Mondsy IN fosang upon tbs
Houss = resolution providing that Congress
should meet in Carpenter Hail. Phfladelphla, Oh tho
Eth of nezt septs1pber, the occasion Of the one
hurdredh anniversary Of the meeting Of the A1negt-
Congress. 1t Is complained that Kelley is sell
6shiy endeavotng to get Ill the credit for agattng
originating centennial md Nke matters aud that in
this LIST instance he acted entirely upon hts own
tpon8thhtT aud without consulting euy Of his col
leagues, and introduced the resolution and forced
FosA upon At limo When four Of big colleagues III
af tfsderhi7 were absent, and could not vots Or
work for the measure. Furthermore, he u found
fault with FOR having Stolen little Of
TIE nos oHARLrs o71E1LLs xHuHDEE.
oNe:n had pfev1nus}y presented memorial Aaking
thst Congrtfs should meet In Carpenter HILL, the
day and far the sbove mentioned, and heI nteD
ed t. Introduce the proper time resolution ased
upon the request couaiued IN the memorial hut Eely
anticipated 0elu and, hastily jumping It ihs oppor-
suutty 70
MAKE LITTLE CAPITAL,
and to let OF Lit Of burcor.e nut l:s resolution
in EerJ tnoppor:une tina, when there four Of
Ito most heArty supporters abseut, End OIL Monday,
When two tttgds vo.a waa necessary to adopk the
proposition One hundred aud 1fteen 1neutars voted
for. and VI ssa1at, the resolution, and IS members
uete Etaeat.
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The London Court Journal says: "Never WIS
the world OF fashion Of st. Petersburg il such o
state OF turmoil al at this moment. Tile ladies
OF tho great world, who for so many seasons
past have boen corscnt to be led, guided
nay, sometimes driveu-by the great auto
crst of Paris fashion, Lavo teen most eager
to behold the result OF his Lbo1s, aud
have waited, full OF wonder, at what new device
his fancy can have created, aud what tho new
decres W which he il about 70 enforce the OBJ
serrance. To the great aston shment Of the
Russian portion OF his fair subjects, it IS found
however, that the orders for the marriage rrous-
seau OF tho Grand-Duchess Marie have not been
confined TO the great autocrat nlon',, but havo
been distributed among several other claimants
to Sovereignty over the especial world he
has so long n3ade entirely his o1n; and
that other Parlsiaa artists-uay, more, several
Of the most distinguished Of the London houses
in matters Of dress aud Adornment-hare been
called TO sha1s in the greatest responsibility
which has been incurred by taste ana fashion
ever since the marriage Of tho Prince Of Wales
The peculiar novelty IN the d1essea OF Partisan
mako ia found in the adoption OF silver, which
has been applied to every purpose Of oznamen-
for tho Grand Duchess IL Of skg-blue satin.
with deep hounce reaching nearly % the knee
OF silver net. The tuuic, composed entirely Of
silver net Of the IgLtest and most delicate
fabric, is turned back Ia Venitenno, the fac
ings OF male le1non-colorcd faille, and bordered
pg ellt&erin9 1r7nee OF SILVER. Another dr7ss
rs Of pearl-gray selyet, embroidered In hns-
card IL silver, with one silver e7arlette,
from which depends thick silver cord. which,
passing under the arm, is fastened on the bosom
nY Il large oval ornament Of polished silver,
somewhat larger than brooch, and highly
wrought with talie,nanic devices Tho .laccs
furnished by tho Rcss,an manufacturers arc Of
the richest and uost artistic kicd. Tho short
veil and long t1nln worn in the ancient court
costume OF Russia have both been made II the
great imperial Lace factory st Moscow. The gres.
bo:uty Of the fabr1c, Of which too small .
quantity can be made to ALLOW Of its introduc-
ton into commerce. consists in the delicacy will
Which the threads Of diverse thickness are intro
dnced into the pattern. Like the nuclept
tApeAtry Of ths savoneris, near Paris, tha lncs
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Additional Fncts Brought Out bT the
Autopsy.
Special Dtsnatch to The cAiru70 7t3bsas.
PHuAoEPH1A- Pa Feb. 2l.-Tne aatolsy Of tho
6ianese TwtuB has been actively pushed during the
rast two dsys- The exploration Of the thorAcr cay-
ties Of the twins viii take considerable time, md tho
details will he somewhat lengthy. Enough however,
the hvers, acoornaly situated. The art. of the
two oreas nprroa ch each other, the hea Of lug
cupyfrI tue usual position the left aide Of his bod
wlliie taat Of Chang has IN
ABSoENAL POSITION oN rHR RIGHr.
Thus the Artgularltfea OF anatomical construction
between tile two halnncei. As previously reported
in THR TRIBUNE, the Liver Of Ching Is naturally sit-
uated, wAi!e that Of E7g La ranRIosc to the left sida
Of his body. As to the construction Of The hra1ta
although the examination has not set proceeded far
enough to admit ri authorized statement It may 10
definitely ASSERTED that they in III other respects
similar
TO THOSE OF oHbIuAAI PEE.oSB.
being entirely perfect IN tpr deve. .opnscns, func-
tton and individual aton. This conplstes all that IL
worthy Of investigation In relation the ou9-oxist-
Ing problem Of the Slamtse Twins, whlrk has puzzled
the medical profession for half centurv, and tho
luton Of which they have eagerly awaited.
THE DNAISs
will probably not he ex41!ned, ~ It Ia not though:
that anything further than 4 comparison Of tletr
wright md other minor facts would be obtained tLere
ly, the strongly marked individuality Of the twna dur
tnE life being sufficient proof OF taeir coplAte lndo
pendunca of tho nervous centres.
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OF Mt:>ow cau only be executed Tor tho in.
qesia, .Htn!y. OF as valuable presents to foseipn
stse1elcos, Tbs short veil made for r.
Fsincshr Mario is Ead to be one Of i11e fneei
soecit2ena Of this manufacture ever beLen
the ro:es which form the pattern being 70 bean''
tifulv shaded IS to aprear in relief The .,ain
which j, q cctonne deeien OF ferns and creen'
ing plants. with bees ard butterflies ecatterad
over tho ground, sis just fit to be framed =
according to the opinion OF . Russisn
view It. But OF I'll tbs F3essa wondess tho 70
drcssoss ct English manufacture bara
been regarded as the greatest. This in
novation in an imperial tronseau ia considered
bold stroke indeed. Does it argue that the mi.
versalitv Of Partisan TASTE is about to b. d,apnt
ei, or that tho English co'ttnrierss have At last
asserted their Independence Of the tvrannir.f
ragaries OF tho great artists OF Paris? As in
Russia it is generally the gentlemen who d,ctnte
tue laws OF female fashion. and pro-
nounce the fiat Of acceptance or dismisss,
Of tho designs suggested from abroad, it is Of
courso imagined TINT ths taste OF the roya
bridegroom has prelominated throughout, and
tho ladies' Of St. Petersburg, who have bear,
forced to submit to the large buck'ea, md ste;i
sttrruns, and 1ea.Lcrn trimmings from Paris.
ind themselves completely deroutees BY the SIM
plic;tv aud distinction OF tie waking and driving
costumes, the grrat majority Of which have
come from Lcudcu.
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NEW Yonx, Feb. 21.-The Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher said 70 lsrge congregation last night that
history would not show parallel to the efforts making
in tho wess to suppress dzarn-dtinf.Eg, which ha
characterized II the scouzge Of the household It3s
es that has dened cgslAtiou, but now, under the
providence Of God, there has arisen moral cyclone,
a perfect tempest Of influence" praying cruAadA
city.
At Aid. Bruckt saloon, Staten Island, the war
began yesterday afternoon, the women taking ad-
vantage Of the absence Of the proprietor to pray in bin
saloon.
The women Of ornnge, N. j., will begin to-day.
Of Temperance. Tho Trustees Of Trinity reported
to have decided to longer lease tho property OF tho
church for purposes Of lqucrtelhng, and inquiries
milking BY other churches that members may be
prevailed upon to stipulate that their property k,al
not h used hereafter as Raloous.
, 1874-02-22
CANADA.


Of C11nT1o---1T2so:a1c-- Edic1n1---
Tariff Proposition.
E,eci1i Dspa;eh 7As Chicaco Tribune.
TonoS1o, Feb. 91.--In the Legislature List night,
Mr. Crooks, Provincial Treasurer. submitted hnar-
c;al statement Of the Affairs Of tue Province, The
estimated expenditure for 1878 wua $2s40e1, whtle
the act..zl expenditure fcl short Of this amount By
${33 $40. The estiuaied revenue fnr the yesr
amounted to s. 0c0, ,9l, wa the actual revenue
oeedea that amount BY f22A, ,1l5. The sur
Plus gained was fs54,295. The esttu,atea
for the year 1874 Appropriations G97 &o5, de-
of <306 81 Inst year. while the revenue is
placed at little short o. t3,0o0o03 Aiiudtng to ths
future financial prospects Of Ontario, the Gkbe saya
After, Hosefo,e, distributing amongst the 1aunlct-
palisies tho large Of S. o0o providing for MI
cL.ims GRATED on behalf of railway enterprises,
viring Oft the whola burden Of tho municipal
lean tuEd tndeb'eiiue>a. erecting pubic buildings
providing for their erection TO the anoEnt of nearly
Co., th" Province will probably upon 1s73
with handsome surplus On hnnd of not lasa than
s., 600 600.
Alox1nEA1, Feb N.-It il understood that the Ma
sonic Grand Lolgee Of Cuuada and Quebec Province
have cons to friendly understanding upon matters
so long In dispute
The retirement Of Judges Monk, Duvsl, and Bad2-
le from tho Bench ot Quebec Province IL raid havp
been suggested By tho Provincial Govezpment and to
be very probable.
Lospox, Ont, Feb. 21.-The Board Of Trade Of this
city havE IHsFed resolution in favor An Incidental
protective tariff Of Is per cent.
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FOREIGN.
Accounts Of Recent Serious Dis
turbances at Havana.
The Asiatic Cholera Raging Fcarfnlly
in Buenos Ayres.
CUDA.

NEW YoHK, Feb 21.-A correspondent writing from
uarana, Says that demonstration waa made by the
vou nteers On Thu1Eday evening, Feb. l. large
body Of volunteers, unar1ned however, had assembled
It the Plaza de Arcnas. IN front OF the CaptsnGen
erals paiace, and had demanded with loud cries,
change Of the decrees regarding the draft they wsh
lug to 60 into the campaign By full battalons, and not
by being drafted into the SERVICE In order to prevent
riot orders given TO clear the crowd which
done by squad Of mounted civil guards While de-
Ing thus, persons wounded aud hye killed.
T. strong force Of armed volunteers then rapidly
stationed On al the streeta opening In the square,
IN which Il the palace, and allowed
TO pass- Picketa Of cavalry we're also eta1iouel
outside Of Hsvana, md preparations made to put
down my further disturbance On the day following
The demonstrations several arrests were made. Tho
most notable that Of the e1cure Of the Cathedral
Father Castro, who wss distinguished In Havana for
his fasdious habia and his radical sepubhcanisua.
6euor Martinez formerly editor Of tho Jour71at Of this
city, also arrested. Both 1ccuaed pf being
concerned In the disturbance So genssal to b
the belief that it will go hard with them, TINT the
port il that .ktro and Mcrtne1 haFs already
bean t1ied and Bcn.ooced to death.
, 1874-02-22
THE ANTl-RUM CRUSADE.
The Excitement Spreading in Illinois
aud Iowa.
Henry Ward Beecher Raises His Voice
in Behalf Of the Wonaar's
Movement,
1L.LINOIB.
AZ GiT,YRHfIKl

Special n.,pateA TO Tn- cAteaos 1tiavn4.
aA11snuRa, III, Feb. 2l.-The temperance move
nent Which has been In progres for time In tai1
city, cano to head &o-dny In tho form Of Ladiea
Anu-Licenss snd Reform Society. Tho lsdles hare
bylaws can be adopted, to taks the hela in sct1rs
work. Tho Anh-Iloen.a and Temperance Societies Of
this place have been asttattng tho, question
p,oo 81 T o. , 5000 vi With viii which 40" to PROSE -
cute the work, havs dono nothing. grand
massmeeting h.s been called, AMI It il proposed to
giving Of saloon licenses
Special 1tspdfeh 10 The Ehfca1n Tribune.
PEoE1A. III, Feb. cl.-The Temperance question has
not troubled good citizens yet The djstiloses
sre still grinding out King Alcohol and atsposing OF 1t
:, LEx1xo1os. Ill.,. Feb, 2.-Another large and en.
being tbe third ,n.sa-n,eeting this week. y
The majority Of tho people .een determined to hold
fassto the present auti-wnsky charter: An effort IL
f.rof Of the saloons: THO hceusa party havs written
to William ". oDrien, Of Peoria, to coma to their Is
xiasaoce.
Short addresses were mads lat evening By num-
ber Of speakers. among whom we're tho Hon. william
Smith and Jackson y. My1ea. Tho meeting Taa en-
nTenod BY ths singing Of temper.nce songs.
At JACKSONVILLE
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, Feb. ol.-Tle great temperance
crusade which IL creang such excitement in OHIO
parts Of Indiana and Illinois is beginning .ensibly
Affect this community and. unless ali xigns shall full,
Jas fsonSillc will very be 1olaze with exotic
lnent over temperance wsr waEsd acanat tho liquor
traffic.
oswE0o,
coresponde4ce of TIE Chicago 7rf5ane.
ftOswEGo ILL.,, Feb. 20.-Tho crusaders Wero REIN
forced to-day by four recz1its, and number ten
altogether. They sang two hymns, sandwschcd with
rra5es, tefore Trolls saloon. be refusing them admit
tanca They then went to Turner'S, who received them
cor1ialy. The Health Committee should tAko meas
to restrain these laes from fneeug the bzre
ground during this damp weather, uElesa thfy hayo
$aEo 31n<4 Abu
nela to insure Agiuat rheumatism nensalpia, xcda
cA kc.
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have been bsiled in g SEQ each charge Of ctru-
kt:n2 prohibited circulars through the radls.
Tho Fire Department Of Omaha, at meeting lcEt
night. p,ssed resolutions expressing seir belief iu
Chief Engineer slmpBona innocence, and delefnana
ton to Sustain him.
- largo and enthusiastic nesting at Dayton last
night organized Southern Stats Fair Association, to
hold exposition at that place next f1! md re1rna
rently tho1esfcr Capital stock, SlpOc01- The stock
will III he talen. TIE object is to represent xgricu
turs1 manufacturing and mechanical intorcsta Of all
kinds.
-Washingtnns birthday waa celebrated 1t Rich-
nond, w., yesterday, ly parade Of tie First vtr-
gini. Regiment and review by Gov Ksnrer, and other
the regiment passed were thronged with citizena. III
the afternoon tho nstion2l saiutc ared. This
the first parade In ten yearx that the peopas entered
1nto with spirit Tho colo1ed militia parade to-mor
row.
II boiler in Rsidt l. Co.a nouring~nin. corner Of
C4mpbeu aud Broadway. Louisville ezploded ycster-
day, deraohkhing side of tue roof and severely
woundiug Proster Kalin. the engineer. Ths doctors
think tho wounded man viii die.
, 1874-02-22

81. 1osEFH, No, Fab. 9l.-0n Friday night .
about half WAY between RuahsilIe md Atchson,
learned that severl negroes In the vicinity
intended to make 1ad on ha corncrias.
hls shotgun and secoeted himself In ths
crib 10 await Developments Presently two negrors
entered the corr-cIib aud observing / dark opiect
threw Of at 1t. The object Mr. Akin
son, but under 1he creunastances he thought It lest
not to make hinselt known. Thezeupon the two
to depart with their ln-Rotsen gains On
their shoulders, when Hr. Atkinson called on
them to hn1t They still weut on tLeir way, whcu he
fred on them One fell dead In bis ts.cka md the
other TOOK to bis heels and ran. On Friday Mr. At
fnson went 10 Justice Of the resce, and requested
him to examine tie merits ef tie case. Mr. Akin,oa
Is Of the o!deet residents in the county, aud
1uembar Of tbs Baptist Church.
, 1874-02-22
Illinois Merchants and Illinois Scn-
ators on the Finance
Question.
The Inhationists Show a Dis
position to Compro-
mise.
Enormous Whisky Frauds Discovered
in San Francisco.
Adverse Report on the Question Of Con-
structing the St. Philip
Canal,



8e<etal Di&poseA to The Chicago Tribune.
xrTrc1 o. sER RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED 8I 1NI cn1-
CAao MEEcHAN1B.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. u.-The New York pa-
pers, containing tho A&socated Press report Of the
Chicago Merchants Exchange meeting, reached tbs
Capital this evening" The reaoluten denouncing tbs
Misrepresentation of the views Of the ChicaRo busi-
ness the currency question by Senators Logan
ma 0E1eeby, being rea5 WITH As:c0ah1nent. That
thess Senators ahoul pcrstste1uy tnstss that
their constituents wanted imitation when the exact re-
vcrso the fact ia something that the people down
this cannot understand And tbs vote OF censore
assod by the Chicago merchants ia thought BY koine
oveT-se04itve betn8E to be rather harsh- 1nts
RensinertAtty, however, IL not INDUCED in b! The
thirkang men in Congress. The rcpudiAted Senators
viii BE- given plenty OF opportunity TO oxPain, and
hon.st, they will place tnemsevea In position 10
properly represent those who sent the'n heze That
At- 8cl,urz will
MAKE GOOD GEE or TIE RESOLUTIONS,
Anndsy, when further consideration Of the dnHn-
cea will be n8d, no one dcubta who 4noTs the Mis-
Eou,iac It Will te exceedingly uncomfortable day
for Mess1s. Logan and ogleshy.
The 1af3atinulzts tonight xre Less sznguine than
they were st tbs hour OF adjournment On Eridst
evening. II thay Gun
MAXI SOME soH4 OF ooI7nox1E
1ookng to free LaDking they viii not insist upon the
Aerlimou tndaton scheme. They are afraid Il they
rie on too many Instructions tue connirtee Oh
Finance will make II excuse to repuditts al Of
tts.n, md report bill to suit tts own rssws.
, 1874-02-22
REVENUE FRAUD.

Special Dirpateh TO 7he Chicago Tribune.
A1ABdk sAA FRANCISCO p1311I1xnT sEIzEp.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2L-The greatest fzsud
upon the Revenue lava that has ever been discovered
cn the Paciac Coast has Just been detected 1t San
Francisco. The Commissioner Of Internal ReTenue
.aas received I full account OF tho fraudulent
transactions, together With ths Information that
the Revenue Supervisor haz seized the Bay
View Dis.Alezy and its appurtenances, with
arge gu 4nt1.y of spi<ts that we're hand 1t the
Bay View Refinery, and ths wholesale hquor-ets1e Of
1ouiH Francu- It appears that the pAr1as hare VIC
Lifted u lenxt
THREE EEPARATE LATB.
In such guilt Is proven the property of the
tes viii be forfeited TO ths Government The frauds
eonsist in decsitfu bookkeeping. and In fraudulent
Ea1es which seems have been successfully carried
q and Tho deception kent since Last and prob
ahy longer. One sa1a Of 900 barrels Of spirits WEE
uade and record Kept Of It IN their business
too1 hut Of the parties indiscreet enough to
NAK NENoRAEnUN OF TIE 1nANsAcT1os
private book which his fallen into tbs poase-
ot the revenue authorities. The property eeized is St.
dnAted be wo:th in tho neighborhood Of <0o 010,
ind It IA c1ained thzt good te made out
aFxtnst the rzrties that Iii their property Will b. for
3ettAd 70 the Government
, 1874-02-22
4 ne1ltgerent Woman Sen. TO Prison

ST. JOSEPH, No., Feb. 21.-Msda,ne Mo}iae aI,ss
8:ephens, went to Galstin and iouk room II hule
pre!cading to be a ciairyoyan: Mr. TonaHnsou, the
Cashiar Of the Bank Of Gsat!n, called upon her, aud
ze1xon to her charactss Tho lster card hez
roon stating what hs bad beard concerning her. The
madame TnIaediately demanded an audience, wherh-
uYon tho lsndlord repaired to her room and .ho de-
minded tie narna Of hee defaner. The Cashiers
na1oe WI. given, and ale buckled her and
proceeded 70 the bank aud opened IRE On Ton:nnaun
He lodged her shoss and Was u1ntuted. The mxdnras
was arrested, convicted md seutenced 10 tbs Stats
ITisou for four years.