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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-25

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND
d SURGEON, Timn, Ohio. once hours
trom 70 10 A n, and from 70 2. n
Saturdays from 70 A. II. 70 p. N. Once
over Buskirks Grocery Store.
IApril IL.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-25
Capital Stock. 800, 10000
Surplus 12,657.74

q. W. BACHMAN,. = eIce-Presidsn
DALLAS P. DfLDINE, Cashier
JAS. A. BLAIR, Asst Cashier
c. 8. MUELLER, Teller
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
.ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
TROUBLE IN RHODE ISLAND.
LITTLE RHODY RERELLIOUs.
shO Won't Stand This ThlnG'Auy Longer.
speech Of Governor Howard.

New YoRK, March 8.-GOverno How
ard, Of Rhode Island, presented to the
State Senate yesterday the report Of tho
Chief Constable, relative to the official in-
reference OF United States Marshal Cog
goshall at the recent seizure Of liquors
which were under the protection OF the
State.
In presenting the report the Governor
made o speech, in the course Of which he
said: "ln the collision between the OLD
GERS OF the State and the United States l
was called on by member Of the Con-
stabulary and informed Of an existing
difficulty, and asked to interfere IN the
matter.
"Although thero was not q doubt In my
mind that / might direct portion Of the
military establishment Of the State to
sustain tho State officers Of the law, yet
prudence required that the question
might better be decided by the court than
by the Intervention OF the military.
~ therefore directed the conStabulary
to make no further effort 10 seize tho
liquor then held by tho United States
Marshal and Chief Of Police, As q re.
suit, this has been placarded as q victory
on tho part Of the United States Marshal
aud hisdeputy. Iagree fully with tho uni
yersal opinion that these attachments are
acollusive and thinly disguised sham, and
share in the general sense OF modification
at tho indignity to which our Common
woalth was subjected. also realize the
gravity Of the situation, and recognize 1t
~ our imperative duty to take measures
for an early and proper adjustment Of the
question. There have been dinncd into
our ears for the past six months, threats
In regard to Fort Adams and revenue cut
ters, but so long NJ these threats were
words and rude words, they have
been treated as such, yet when 1t is
grayely stated, by respectable and
Intelligent journal, that troops from
Fort Adams and the United States rove.
nue. cutter Samuel Dexter, had been
placed at tho disposition Of tho Marshal.
1t seems proper to ask why Is this done,
Il must bG for the purpose OF waging war
on the people of State who from the
date Of itS settlement have been noted for
their intelligent conservatism and patri-
otism. Your presence here, Senators, Ia
a mockery and u farce. II such proceed.
Ing as this Ia sustained by tho Federal
Government, your honorable Judiciary
and Executive may as well resign their
offices and leave the control and direction
Of the State affairs to subordinatCs Of the
United States Government. No graver
question has been forced upon the State
since its first settlement. II Is vital
question, for In It arc involved the SOW
ereignty Of the State, and its harmonious
relations with the United States The
little State Of Rhode Island Ia entitled,
on such points, to equal respect with
larger States or The General Government
iIunlfD
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FIRE RECORD.

sUNBuRY, Pa, March CO. schrys
house burned last night, together with
two children. Mrs. S6hrys was probably
fatally injured.
ALBANY, n, Y, March G.-Thc loss by
the burning Of the Museum building last
night iS 100000.
FoNDA, March G.-Early this morning
the banking house Of Hayes & Wells, al
Johnstowh, was found In flames, and all
entrance being forced, the Charred re.
mains Of Edward Yost, butcher, who slept
In the bank, were found. The money
watch and diamond pin Of Yost were
missing. No attempt was made to roll
The bank.
CHICAGO, March CA Tfme' Burling.
ton, Iowa, special says that Grimes block
was damaged by FIRE and by water from
the engines, this morning, 10 the amount
of$l5,O00. Fully insured.
HEMrsrEAp, Tex, March GA fire
originated In DOxley & Coles bank, de.
strOying that and the adj Joining buildings
Loss estimated at $26,00Ot insurance
$4,000.
WORCESTER, MASS, March 7.--A Gre In
Paxton this morning destroyed the boot
and shoe factory Of Biglow 4 Son, and
injured one or two other buildings. In.
surance $4,000.
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A Suggestion from Abroad In Re-
gard to o Capitol Building.
The PaEkersburg Stale Journal make

The PaFEersburg Stale Journal makes
the following reference to this subject;
Now that Wheeling has the "movpble
seat Of Government" We hope the au-
thorities will provide a suitable building
for State officers, and especially for the
meetings OF the Legislature. The halls
for the Senate and House Of Delegates
should be provided, not only with an
abundance Of well lighted rooms for the
members, but very large space for audien.
ceS. Hundreds Of people during the dis
cussion Of public questions desire to see
and hear for themselves, This privilege
they have never yet enjoyed In this State,
as the audience rooms In the Lindsley In.
stitute, at Wheeling, and the Capitol
building at Charleston, were exceedingly
limited.-Iet the third house have a
chance.
We can assure the Journal that there Is
every disposition on the part Of the people
of Wheeling to provide ample and desira-
bic accommodations for the use Of the State
government, The prevailing ieelingiS to
putup u handsome building at as early a
day as possible, just as soon "a a suitable
location can be agreed upon, In the
meantime the effort OF the city will DO to
provide comfortable temporary quarlers
This is tho point to which public attention
is Just now directed, We trust that our
friends throughout the State will not ex-
pcct too much Of us at the start, Before
the time comes round for the assembling
otthe adjourned session Of the Legsla.
ture 1t Ia moro than likely that a first
class building will bo under contract,
No doubt this building will bo construct
ed with reference to the accommodation
not only Of the two houses Of the Legis-
laturO and the various officers Of the Slate,
but also reasonable attendance on the
part Of the public. We ugrce with the
Journal that the last named feature Il an
important one. Each house Of the Legis-
ture should have suitable accommOda-
tions for the attendapCc Of visitors.
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Nenator Iohnson InlerYieWed.

New YoRK, March 7,-The IribuneS
Washington correspondent sends q
lengthy Interview with Senator johnson
who Said;-"I can give no pledge Of my
future course. cannot say | will act
with one party or with the other, we have
100 much Of party and ! do not propose to
blndmySelfln advance to the theory Of par
ty policy. Ihave never done 40 in tile past
and | do not intend to do 40 In tho future.
| shall support such measures AZ ap.
pear In my Judgment best for the country,
caring not whether II Is Democratic
measure or whether II is supported by
Republicans, l will never place myself In
a position where l must do thing be-
cause Il Is d party measure or oppose o
thing at a -party's diotatlon. / place
country above party" johnson could
not soy whether he would participate in
the debate on the PinchbOck resolution,
Being asked II he would not In his now
position have an opportunity to pay off
old scores, and II he did not have many
facts against present party leaders, he said:
"Whateyer l may have do not say, but
l shall Use nothing. My service In the
Senate will not DO q personal one. do
not represent myself, but Tennessee. The
country has nothing to do with my per-
sonal matters and with what has passed.
l have no enemies 10 punish or friends
to reward. have buried resentments
and have forgotten the III treatment Of
individuals, II | can perform tho duties
that are now before me "a cOnScientiOuSly
and clearly as I see them at this moment,
! shall have accomplished as much as
human vanity may seek TO attain"
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BurLctt, bennett 4 60.

Tho Martinsburg Statesman Is moved to
make the following remarks In regard TO
the Charleston Treasury ring:
1.-THE Committee, recently appointed at
Charleston, to investigate certain charges
Of malfeasance In Office Of John s. Bur
dett, State Treasurer, and L, A. Bennett,
Auditor Of State, reports uniavorably to
these gentlemen. This Is to be regret.
ted. We always entertained the highest
respect for their characters. 1t is sad
thai men Of so much integrity should 40
far forget their high positions, rs TO be
guilty Of misdemeanors. We have long
been Of the opinion that mankind, In the
scale Of morality, honesty, &C., arc re.
trOgading, and recent developments oil
over our country, and indeed the world
strengthens this belief"
The gush in the above Is Of n purely
partisan character, especially that part
Of 1t that bcwailS the lapse Of Burdett
and Bennett from a condition Of pristine
innocence. ut is sad that men Of so much
integrity should so far forget their high
positions as to beguilty Of imisdemeanors.'
This sentence reads like piece Of crush
ing irony, but We presume 1t is only in
tended for sand In tho eyes Of the public
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The river has fallen considerably since
our last report. Last evening there were
about II feet Of water In the channel. II
Is probable there will bc rise soon, on
account Of the snow and rain which fell
on Saturday night and yesterday.
Capt, VIM. Lists new boat has at last
been christened. The name Hudson" Is
now displayed on the bow in gilt letters,
The Carrie Brooks yesterday arrived
from Zanesville and departed for Pitts
burgh.
The Salt Valley has entered the Pitts.
burgh and IrontOn trade, She passed up
yesterday, and took on considerable
freight here.
Tho Courier departed for Parkersburg
with very good trip.
The Granite State passed up Saturday
with an excellent trip.
The Nellie Speer, Coal Hill, Fred vii.
son and James Gilmore passed up Satur'
day with empty tOws.
The William Stone, and several other
towbouts, passed down with coal on Sat.
urday.
The Mollie Ebert yesterday arrived
from Pittsburgh and departed. She took
on lot OF freight for Southern ports,
which she will reship at Cincinnati.
The Hope arrived from Marietta, where
she has been lying all winter. She was
inspected on Saturday, and In tho even.
Ing went down 10 Cow creek after her
tow.
The Rees did not come nm from Sunlsh
Saturday.
The Forest City and Market Boy are
still running as usual.
The Express will bo the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
10y TelCgr1ph.1
PITTSBURGH, March River 7 feet 0
inches and falling slowly. There was a
heavy storm to-day. Weather moderate.
CINCINNATI, March River "a feet D
inches and falling. Depatted--Garrett
and barges, for New Orleans.
MEMPlIts, March 7.-River rising rap.
idly. Arrived-Mnry Boyd, from White
River. Clear and tliawilg.
CAIRO, March 7.-River 80 feet 3 inches
and rising. Arrived-COlorado, Arkan.
Has and Belle Memphis. DGparted--Col.
orado, ArkansaS,, Paragon and Belle
Memphis. The heaviest snow for tdany
years fell last night and this morning,
and Ia estimated at from 10 10 inches In
depth. Clear tonight
EVANSVILLE, March 7.-The river,
after falling to 81 2.lO feet, Is rising
again, with 81 4.l0 feet on the guage.
Port List-Up-Florence Lee, Idlewild,
Liberty No. 8. Down-Bowling Green.
No business to-day. Eight or nine
inches Of snow fell Last night and to-day.
Clear tonight and freezing; mercury 3l'
10 37o, and down 10 27o.
LoUtsv1LLE, March 7.-Weuther mod
crate and showing. River on stand with
10 feet 8 inches In tho canal and II feet
inches In the chute. Arriyed-ExporL-
er, Cincinnati Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Depafted--ExpOfter, New Orleans An.
dy Baum, Cincinnati ], D. Parker, Mem
phis. The heaviest snow storm Of the
season fell to-day, the snow lying six
inches on level and dfifted from eighteen
inches 10 two feet.
sr. LOUIS, March 9.--Arrived--swilt
and Tom Means, Ohio river; Colorado,
Memphis; Mary Alice, New Orleans. De.
parted-City Of Alton and Bee, New Or.
leans; Wild Duck, Pittsburgh. River
falling, with between six and seven feet 10
Cairo. Weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08

INJURED BY AN EXPLOSION OF POWDER,
AT about 8 o'clock Saturday morning,
near Philipsburg Station, NJ, P. & Q,
Railroad, an explosion Of blasting powder
took place, seriously injuring young
man who was at work at the time pouring
powder into hole he had drilled In tho
rock, The powder is supposed to have
been ignitCd by q spark from a passing
locomotive. The young man was badly
burned about the hands, breast and face;
both eyes, II Is supposed, are lost. A
crowd soon gathered and the unfortunate
man was carried to the Station, where
medical aid was summoned and every
thing done that could be done to alleviate
his suilbrings.
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PARIs March 6.-It Is said that Du,
faure will attempt to form tue Cabinet in
stead Of Buffet. The latter, though be
will participate in tho formation Of the
Ministry, will remain President Of the
Assembly. Dufaure, II Is reported, will
take the Vice Presidency OF tho Council
and Ministry Of Justice, Grivaut, now
Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce,
Il now mentioned for the Minister Of tho
Interior,
II Ia asserted that Buffet will DO Vice
President Of tho ministerial council ifthe
negotiations now in progress are success
ful. Tho main obstacle Of the question
as to who Is to be the Minister Of the In
terror has not yet been removed. The
Left propose on Interpolation in the As
sembly as to the cause Of the delay In the
formation Of the ministry.
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A Law against Dislurbnnccs.

RICHMOND, Va, March 7.-Mr. Gil
man Of this city introduced bill In the
House Of Delegates to-day to punish par.
ties creating disturbances In hotels and
theatres and other places Of Amusement.
II provides that any persons who create
disturbances III hotels by boiSterous de-
tnands for accommodation after the pro.
prietor or his agcnthaS declined to enter
lain them, for want Of room OF other
reasonable specified reasons, shall be pun
ished by fine and imprisonment. In case
Of theatres the managers arc 10 have the
right to issue reserved seat tickets stamp
cd mot transferable" and when a party
not the original purchaser demands ad.
mittance, Tie doorkeeper can refuse him,
but the price Of the ticket must be re-
funded, and II he refuses to take the mon.
ey, and thereby creates disturbance he
Ia liable to arrest and fine. In both cases
half Of the fine goes to the hotel keeper
or manager, as the case may be. There
are similar prOvlsions regarding steam
boats and railroads.
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SANFRANcIsco, March 1.-THE steamer
Savanna sailed for a Mexican port to-day.
The rumor prevails that sho will coll at
Acapulco 10 inquire into the recent out.
RACES on American citizens.
The steamers Columbus and Davy
Crockett, from New York, have arrived.
LONDON, March 1.-The United States
steamer MonOngahclA arrived at Cape.
town, February 0, and was to sail for Rio
Janciro March !.
NEw YoRx, March 1.-The steamer
Baltic, from Liverpool, has arrived.
MONTE, March 1.-The steamer
Utopia, from New York, has arrived.
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No Emigration Allowed to the
Black Hills

OMAHA, March 7.-General Ord has
instructed Col. Bradley, commandaht al
Fort Laramie, 10 send out force tobring
In the remainder Of the Sioux City Black
Hills party, who are reported to 10 In
suffering condition, II the two men who
came IN from the Hills will guide The
command. Orders have been Issued to
prevent any one else from going into that
country. Any one trying Il will undOubL.
elly be followed and driven out by The
military,
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PATRICK, the immortal ]. N, Of the
Moundsyillo National, gives the following
prescription in the last issue othis incom.
parable sheet for settling the Bcecher
business. lie says:
"The Deechcr-Tilton business has be.
come rotten stencil In the nOstrils Of the
public. Assassination IA the only remedy
for the removal Of this fostering sore OH
the nation. That the unhnng scoundrel
and imposter Beecher should be shetland
killed "a as evident as that Taylor strau'
der should be hung In Wheeling. II Til.
ton il not man enough to do itlet him hire
somebody to do II for him.
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Mines and Mining. 1t is probable that
Conhing will be chairman Of the Conn
mittee on Commerce and Spencer Of the
Committee on the District Of Columbia
CUSTOMS RULES,
The Internal Revenue office rules that
when the same cistsrn contains spirits
produced before and after midnight Of
the third inst, the burden OF proof rests
on the distillers to show the precise guam
tity distilled on the Sd, and unless satis-
factory evidence is given to the Collector
OF the quantity SO produced, tho whole
contents must be stamped at 90 cents, and
tho distilleF left to his claim for a refund.
NOMINATIONS.
1t Is understood that among the nomin-
ations to be sent to the Senate will be
those OF Jacob ], Martin, present Sixth
Auditor Of tho Treasury, tobe Post Mas
ter at Montgomery, and ex-COngressmsn
g. 9. Sheats, Of Alabama, to be Sixth
Auditor,
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aInr,ier oi d Saloon Keeper.

CHICAGO, March 7.-Eatly this morn.
Ing woman went into the saloon Of Ju.
Illus Wilcke, al 3S West Lake street, tO
got some beer, when she discovered lying
on the floor tic dead body Of the prOprie.
tor. There was deep gasll in BIS skull
above the right eye from which tho
brains we're O61ing out, and another cut
from The mouth to the chin. A hatchet
was lying on the floor and the pockets oi
the Victim were turned out and rilled.
No trace Of the murderer has been discov.
cred, but hisobiect was doubtless money,
since IL was known that WilCke expected
to receive 81 500 on Saturday evening.
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TEe tecat storm.

The fall Of snow yesterday embraced a
large area oicountry. At Memphis II fell
tothOdepth Of fiteen inches and tiriited to
the extent Of four feet, The feature Of tho
storm at that a. we'll as other points that
i' calculated to excite apprehension IA
the fact that the snow is melting rapidly
and swelling the Siisslssippi river, which
aaheady high.
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COLUMBUS.

suicide or Accidental Death Of d
Well Known Man.
COLUMBUS, O., March G.-WilliAm Nc
Donald, a well known citizen, about forty.
five years old, was found dead In the can.
al this morning. For many years Mr.,
Mcdonald was one Of the most success.
ful provision dealers Of this city, and was
greatly respected.
Atth close Of the war lie was worth
between $4,000 and 100000, but through
extravaganza, bad management and dfs.
sipation soon lost IL all. His habits have
been bad for several years, and II Ia not
known definitely whether his death was
an accident nr pfemeditated.
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Az Ss,.TSt.. ESstsllHG ns sssTs y 1s sIS.. SSlIsSt

BuRLtSdroN, W., March GA. j.
Crane, late Collector Of Internal Revenue
Of the Third District Of the State Of Ver.
mont, who pleaded guilty 10 embeailes
ment as Disbutsihg Agent Of the Govern.
mont, and 10 making fake entries a Coll
leotor, has been sentenced 10 eighteen
months imprisonment and TO pay fine
Of two thousand dollars.
The case Of &. A. Jeyett, Deputy Col.
lectof under Crane, and charged BY him
with taking the money, was argued, yes
tefday, on demurrer 70 complaint. Dc.
eision not yet rendered.
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Seteme Of the san Francisco RE-
flnefiea,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 6.-Fotty.nine
n tbe principal mercantile firms ot this
eity Yesterday telegraphed the California
senaiors, requesting them to support the
HSWNiian reciprocity treaty, stating that
San Ffancisco fe6neties, while advocat-
Inc protection, are endeavorlng 70 make
4 contract with the Hawaiian planters
with 4 view Of defeating the treaty and
establlshing d monopoly to crush Eastern
competition, and advance the price here
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DeIKOVen and Jaeger for antl
ARaiHSfs

BuRLfNeoS, n. j., March 6.-The
Standing Committee Of tho Diocese Of
New jersey refused 10 consent TO the con.
seCFation Of Rev. Dr.. jaeger as Bishop oi
Southern Ohio. No action lS yet taken
in the case Of DeKoven. The Standing
Committees Of Pennsylvania and Della.
ware Dioceses have refused conservation
TO Dr.. DeKoven.
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RnhharH,

PITTSBURGH, March 6.=on last Thurs.
day evening, between eight and nine
o'clock man called at Tie residence Of
Mt. zeplelon Patterson, an old and
wealthy citizen Of Miflin township ncaf
this city and asked for information Of the
residence Of Rev. shtiver. MI. Patterson
directed him, saying that he would 30
with him but for the fact that no one was
At home but himself The man left and
in short time returned with compan.
ion, and on Mr.. Patterson te.opehing the
door they seized him, presented fevolvcts
and demanded money. Alter getting
about sixty dollars they left. No clue az
vet TO the fascals.
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CHARLESTON, s. q, March l7.-Both
branches Of the legislature adopted feso.
lutionS for the appointment Of q commit.
tee to prepare an address to the Governor
demanding the removal Of State Treas.
ufet CafdoIa for alleged Irregularities in
the execution Of the law for funding The
State debt. The Treasurer denies the
charges, and an investigation will take
place
The recent thaws and rainshave swollen
the water courses throughout the State,
resulting in many losses Of life in disas-
ttoua foods.
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Tho Alabama Memorial.

MONTGOMERY, March O.-'The recent
memorial presented in the United States
Senate by Mr.. Spencer, was printed tlliS
morning, and denounced for It's state
ments. Mr.. Harris, n white Republican
Senator, rosc IN his seat on question Of
privilege, and denounced the memorial.
He said he neversigned itand never seen
Il until this morning. He said hO voted
for nearly all the laws which tho memorial
denonnces, and concluded with tho state
ment that his name was forged. Mr..
Royal (colored ScnatOr) said j. = Bing:
ham brought the paper to him and asked
his signature. lie did not read II, but
understood the paper to be a petition to
make Arthur Bingham postmaster ot
Montgomery. lie said lie mover would
have signed the memorial knowingly.
Another negro Senator Said he thought
he was signing a protest against Parsons
appointment 10 the United States judge
shfp. Several other Republican Senators
repudiated oil knowledge oft The Sen
ate appointed committee TO find out
who we're the parties guilty Of the fraud.
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CoUNCtL BLUFFS, March 0.--spfihgheld
Grange, Of pottawattamie county, to-day
declared themselves free and independent
from the authority Of the National and
State Oranges, and that their connection
thetewiIh 4 dissolved, The grievance
alleged was that the officers OF those
Oranges had forfeited all confidence, mis-.
managed the finances, and otherwise
Mrnnrrl them.