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aims retired. barrio.ded their chapel ~ 4 tusana
Of protection from tho force outside. Tho mill
tary commander aud lis aids soon reached tho
spot and were directly followed by forty hoi,sie!n
from tho earTiaon. tho District Judgo nnl hls
Secretary also appeared upon the sceno aud or-
derod thoRo insltlo to oret, tim DOOM Of tho
chapel. This tIIn l'ro:ceian.a refused to do ,lu-
I'll thoy we're assured tho party 80 ordering
THE acrsR WITHIN TIE cnuncH.
It was tbon aacortainol. according " Official In
1NirY, that tlI7oa mon and one woman had been
iitod, and elorsn rnen wounded. Among tho
Morris, l.rbor aud a nativo Of boston. His
body was foarfulEy nanalcd tue load being =. :!
most noretoi f,oin tho bods. tfs had frequently
bcon wnrnol by llia friends no: ~ 20
to tho mooinsF ~ thoFe w'r' o;no 5oison' fo5 3s
would place l,ls life in danger. 4 woman MAS
killed by = bullet pAeolnK through hcr head, an1
a mAn "as found in diving. condition. This
man was ono Of tho attacking patty and vas
rocolvod night wouuda.
Mr.. Hutchinson. OH the evening Of the atsnek,
on being ndvfaod to remove to other quaftots,
wont tho California Hotel. Mexican eunrl uae
Rcnt thoio to protect him should an attempt
Htatca consul he wont OIL board OF = rassol aud
Eaied for Han FranctBco.
a CATHOLIC pn1Rsr ACcUsEn or 1xsr7oATlos.
Capt. Queen eava tho n,sjosltY OF tho people
VI HtAf1u!su HHAuuteu 4lta APp!oteA bAo GAbolN
mtuatfon Of tlc p1olcatanta. Ilo has reason to
loliovo that tho teaching and influence Of tho
Roman Catholic curate lnstgntcd the assault.
III liH sermons ho ncyor condemned the outrage.
A pokition 1as been presented to Gen. Al
varcz tho Governor OF tho State, aalIiug for the
expulsion Of tile protestan;s. Erou II It should
appear thst the Gu ate was implicated tho Gov
otnor would not have the necessary. fuEce 10
auasain htm in tho inquiry. Nothing had boen
done 10 bring the Offenders to tuniBhsntnt. Any
energetic steps TO thls oDd would have tho OBJECT
If incraaatnu tho excitonent and occasonlpg
fresL outbreaks. 4 formal accusation waa pend
ing agaislst tho curate but thoro seemed no
prospoc. OF bringing him to account, owing to
tho present uufayoi hblo condition Of Affairs.
, 1875-04-19

6p'efa' u.pas<h 70 ne catsa'' 7r'o"n<
LANSING, Mich, April l7.-Ths following bill
| Wero fRvoraby reported In the eenate HouB
hi, aoi, su,hnrzsoc INV civ ia .ssesa for IL,
ror,to.rt,, strsot aovor. 1Ionsa Mi afc r.,n
foolfcenta e'1eSs sonef t1ouse wv 4oo' TEN
cooperating schooleraft; House bill 81 1e'neo
poEatlnB Ludingtou; ltouao bill 10l, amending
tho charter Of Eaton Rapids House bill o75 III
.hor,zin1 alsseetInn . tfouse iii, AMI rcviui,,
49, -. ,.s.. 60. In, O.
wv 1''aou LAME eel'"'o o''! oo' oasau
iziug G!Ad"ih County; House bill
4aY relative to ptftnseH ngatus
nublio iustfo uousa bi, ". relative to tia Ink
H.. -, 1or,.i,fon. u,,s. Ia, nm a,,.a-,,,,..
!oB =. ooPo0'1oae 41oane va. .tot Sonee'n'1
tho collection OF hnes; House bill 295, permit
thug Cn0boygan 10 lssuo louda House bill 10J
authorizing Commissioners OF HIGHWAYS 10 MIR
cha,o r,,nI ro.d, rnnnfnr t1,ronch lie ,canect
Guaeu l.aos a,,s, tnnt 'a@ un tcsLest
iye towas 4aoMso 1osui .osoa!ton w. aexin{
as,,I ~ ~ ~, ,,i,o ~ oso
s!!nonau6 6,i Hn7 .,s " en' C1'co tAMe
3ius Iii III ka6 .uthoris;, * ~ w. " !as
~. t.!es w. ~ tno Rnrtn. G asrssa
Ihere eeng s. no ,,,, VSr1 on a.. tlo order 9t thlrd
resdlng. and but 3lstle ~ re general oIdor' the
sasaai, ssnasin "n''' a1o"uaS e'on'ps A.
ov.oc sn,nmun,cot;on va, rccc,ve,, from N. dov.
sonlaesou NV VIZ oogu1eu lsp, ~ H., "n i
a,s,n th snat ~ Wea,s.,,, ss.,at XIII
1n s,.sd;u ino ann ~ cn,,csT,,t, offs,tuss
W. aaisnuus eeo' s'oo1. sol!ee t r. ousaess
s1'nse Mns 1seolauu ,sp t tmo sIsaase
;.@, a s ~ B Bcs nssnon cora Ta III
na !.ntui ~ oaoaa .asn ''e'sa' sA'1' @ao p'4' 40
AAIgnoeo 19a ", N ~ p1sseu' uc
~. s;, ~ ~ ~ ..a tn.aaa n;t}a ",
Nv ~" NY " .ne 'ta"asnts, t I.''es, II ~
raSun np' ~ 'o s,,posT ''1%y aits'n.'s .of s
paYmssns OF fsGaoau.aM n shnsosedness Mas ~
;a1nshoo4 " sne ehnsto % ~ w Aa1!iutl1o We
nst ftapnln8 VI tno e'S"a'uess oa tao po'1as'
~ ~, tt9nso 9a., noacorcn.eeu. saa , T.,
~ taoase a!so no'teohan.ea ~ .no oensto
, 1875-04-19
Stencil Still Exhaling from the Ring
Corruption Of By-Gono Days.
Tho Present Celestial Lowell
ness Of Things in
New Orleans.
Tho Acapulco Massacre---0fiiciai Re-
port Of an American Naval
Officer.
THE DISTRICT.
HLthEitAL fEEg.

sptefd! Dfapateh 10 The chieaoo 1rfoant.
WAsn1Hu1oN, q. C., April 19.-An examination
Of tic aHatrs OF the ofllco Of tho United Stnscs
Marshal OF this District Hhows that that olllcor
has NJ, extraordinary amount allowed for tho in
cidantal expenses Of hs Office. Tho nct 10 es-
taLltsh Police Court for Tho DlatricL Of coluu,-
ba nllowB tho D!Atrics-Atsorney almost unlimlt-
Cd control oyor tho q1eatlun Of tho
incidental oxponscs Of l,lH olllco, md Ia
in direct conaict, md 30 expressed
On its face, with tho net governing tho allowance
Of those Incidental ozpenEos In nrory otl,er dis
trict in tho Unitol BtaioH. Tho fees and allow
ances Of all other Dlstrict-Attornoya except tho
Dietrict-Attoruey Of tho Southern District OF
Now York. ate undor tho control and allowance
of tho Attolnoy-Gouoral ami tho accounting
ofllcera Of tue 1oyernmcut, During
tho fiscal year Of 1874 tho District
Attorneys oflco atono expended $53, ,49a /;
tho cost OF maintaining tho o!li2e Of United
tngton, with $4,000 as tho population returned
BY tho Inst ceDsuB for tho UIstrict Of Columbia,
o1ceeds that for similar sofvice iu all the Now
Englund etatos. New jersey. aud Delaware to-
is7o. Tlis statement would seem Incredible
but for the fsures furnished fo the official
reports OF tbs Attornoy-Gonorat. For Mar
shals. District AttornoYa, cor4s. ront, COM
mHefoners. md miscellaneous -alaiuo, Sl3,357 !;
New Hampshire, <8.6U7; Vermont. 613.2lB !;
massachusetts. sAs.73l; Rhodo Island, sl1,73o;
Connecticut. 2,493; Nov Jcrsey, s2o, 1850; Dol
aware, 5i,075-eghs States, 9l27. .l55. For Mar
sl,aL, Dlst1ict-Asturnoy, Clerks, Commissioners,
and miscellaneous. District OF Columbia E120,-
9S5. Deduct tue oight foregoing Stateu, a127,-
los; excess for tho District, s2,8J0.
CRIMINAL FAy0n1TIsM.
continued examination Of the booka Of tho
old Board Of Public Works shows that sherc was
. great deal OF corruption In tic method of
levyiug special taxes ln this District. It is
mado evident that willie, ID many cases, pElvate
property waa nssahsod for special improvements
lung before the iml royo,nentH wero flushed, tho
tax-gathercr did not make htB appearance In
Other 1ocalltias where aim.ar improvemonta weso
being made. Tho reason for this seeInR to bo
that tho latter property longcd to privileged
individuals. A cnroua feature Of these iErogu-
lariteH Ia that all theso unlevtcd tasca hnYo lonK
since boon pledged on excessive assessments.
Eight pcr cent Interest ia duo on them since
1878, ana 1t seems prcEabto that tesR fortunate
citzena, IN tl,eis capacity ns general taxpayers,
Will be Obliged to make goutl tho aolicionclos
caused by negligence and favoritsm. a
, 1875-04-19
LOUISIANA.
THK PRESENT MILLENNIUM.
n

Sptesdl U76pdlcH 70 Tx CH7tAo0 TflGf!1f,
WAsu1suros. b. c., Aprll l8,-Conerousmsp
uhce,cr. of Nav York. arrived hcro III, rnorn.
. H. y. 40" ,ssa. ~ o.,Na ''A'9 ~ 'ae.n-
lng Oh hls fcsufh from NE" osleahs' LIE says
tdat tho adjustment Ia triumphant success,
ind that thero is good feolin9 on eyery hand.
Tho condition Of afYaira in Now Orloana IN mara
horo,,,i t,.n - a,na,roa ,.,nn 49, 11an,a ro, ft
mistoe went there lass winter. Ihd compromise
In tho Legislature has been adopted in good
fnith and under circumstances which will com.
ncl n, o1,acryanco WhccIor :. ,rforn,od 1,v
inn,,,,a k stt,sa.s ~ a.. n.,,",, w.. 80. ~
'e1o1oe ea'1eas " ~" ot!esna taas thoro
Las boon no such good feellng s'nco
tho War IA now exists. There
WIS go littjo oxctomcuk at tAo r1oettpr
~ Inn T,on,a,ntrrn tb.t .r., tho ,ros.r.o ~ =
~ eAe Ho6'a'Aso'u '"st e'''4 'nn Pt"aetce u
, 1875-04-19


t}a firm which conssuts 10 eyery mood Of Btacs
and dignity. Which can be sfmplo without being
ynlt,r elevated without being distant, and
which Ia somotluc ueithor ancient nor modofu,
.tnays now md incapable Of growing old"
1n. ,,x,... .,,t,o-;s.cs nnu in nnwer ar6 CO.
.... - ro7 ,xnra in Tim f,itv Of
tuf " esess ess'.o -. ~, H.. ,.,,r,t,
Mexico. Thovd bottof mhAe MN Dir enough
.o tts, Tim next 1nvernmett, tn6scad Of knock
~ -. Nv .s+, ,o,t ,,;r, IN hiIt.noatn Ara nv
ing hlni 10 pieees' ~" 'oa' NINA ~ 1'AA
tic eauAro foot.
,.,- tu.,,,.,o. , r,,x ro;, for 4,,o pocifo
ponst 1t is so:eent Piece, which vii, !, be ,s
e9a'sa'''t " ~ :. .,.s r...,,.. na~arrr,ont
worthy Of nolo tint tho Canadian tofetnMen'
IL unnamed III cuipg In tllts coin as being Of no
80 i..n1t,. ~ =; ,,,nstv nnd
pFacilcAl 'a''e' ." '"eon''s" ~ elsA'n''''' '"~
a source OF cuufnB!on.
r,, 7,z.o,,o arr.,.,, t,;,ta that Tim amer.
4ne La"ionce @i"t7 tco' sot"ho '"as '.',:,. WV
scoIutt wien yo,, come downtown in tho morn-
Ing ~ bringing with you tie to!to"ius "'U''' ,,'
One mir srpw bhoon ditto, rubber boots llncn
1....... ,.,,oc.t. .....o.t .tr,r 1,st. fur can !.
uiele. ouh"'o ofo1eoa@ o''" -ta .u..r.
I,aiI.lcnf fan; caT-mufs, Ard mfxea assofl-
ment cf ronoic. FIR su,sk, ose, frost btton cits,
.n,,,nsr cnn,niairss chsib,.ins otc., etc,
1"onss'nF8 I, .aou,ea ~" u." s1r ,,,o s,a.aas5
given by British Jury toF tho aamaeoa
afcctlous OF MIes E1our1yaALE. EAo Ind
.n.. r,,t.;, ,,t ,,oo
, 1875-04-19
CASUALTIES.
Another Escape Of the Mill River Of
Massachusetts from It's Proper
Bounds.
Destruction Of Between 100000
and 100000 Of Property.
Tho Prospect on tho Union Pacific Porten-
tous Of Freah Disaster,

px Aft ,oA .-.no,.n -t.,.
noeio't Nran I. ......'1 '1' 49,. ~ A'o"' VIII
towua Of WcHtbem and Norfolk. about rs miles
distant. by tho breaking Away Of dam alI1c;, re-
1tr.,u, ~ v.tar ~ Wihton.a pona ,ho sou,,o ~
.,,o ,r,,, r,,... T1,,s r. . mai, .iv.. ~, s or
., wv ,l"' t,'''', 1a ,''. Aes nos o'os -
feat broad II 10" water hlt fnnn1nE With
strong current, mostty through lnoadox land and
eu,ntyIne into tho Chsrc!s River at jfedvay. AZ
ttis tina an tntnonse body Of 1atrr VIA con-
49,, L.. - -,,,1 il. t,,a l,, ,,o,t I'M -.
anea 10 'ne ponn Wy 'ao ua''' noous ioo iee! IN
length. o. tho Wrenhafn AMI FRANKLIN County
road. The sudden bursting Of the pond through
this dam hurled 4 tremendous food upou
thc faut, ho,ow, sgceutur av.v mills
hr;,u.s on,,r,rs ro,da mr.; d,m, in H. ,,,..a s'
ps'uses' eouI''s loAo'' ..o ~ o"n'n ~ ~ coolSo'
and causing damage 10 Tue o1toht q betwoen
100000 and 500. 900. Hall ! mile below this
mill was tho saw and grist mill Of tho Elliot Felt.
1uv f,omn,,v knov, IN F;shcr,a M;,1 rr,t,
" was The II foree Of Il tho waters gu reaching hero
that II burst tho 3o'1oos dam mud carried along
tho mill portion Of the establishment aa though
IL wero toy-ship. On rushed the waters thfoo-
fon.ths NJ - ,,i,c thro,oh tim inv ,,,. T., ,v,a~,
thore wore located she woolen and shoddy milia
belonging to tho felhtse company Both ondH of
tho dam Hdro waahed awsy, aud be-
low tho mills largo heau of
coa1 tenoa,tca for uys NJ tho
t.. tn {nrtf A..
mlds. nssenty to1s ~ !. .nst y. 'ae sreat Gum
d. .no Gos M senE in'S ~ =, sns,;, va .as Tn Tue
sJaa % fo ~. INC an ,o ,ns ~ f7araa ese, oeneash
Mnen sao IT,, Iscr ,,, Iuns' ue.ao snossah,9l re-
sssauso ~ a .uJ .i'o ,i loa" now
na 'to' ~ Sr,i.a an,,st IA io y .uo
t 81 su.ne ~ E,a'''i toE aan ~ cau
Mnse, tne !hua1sas st as,cta y. ann.'a avg "lent'
naIn aopae'eu M yalt,aol1 ~ on,, 70 Tug "aen
rs ~ wv ~ aa.o rort3nn ~ tha ~ sne r r.
nopans ~ "afs ..,,po..fi ~ ~ nt'!s. % taels
fsot NJ "o tno d.m w"ro carr,cd d1,usn ..ag ~" "
as1i y. tno dA 4,' "u,t H., satrtsa ane5. tnn
t.'..s wot" ,.u ss'vu ~. ,h ~ a.. & W. Isn nno
,usIuer Tas sne sA.h & w. ~ ~ seW " Ens'ahu q
ne" o.n a,1'ioau. n uGu1 H. ~ az T.. " teos apove
.nu -. aa a.a,s.t h,, tu "nses - usuat
~ II sa ste+, s,t,. ~ 81 - aees
-o"rod forco fo,ccd ot rio Hono cstl ~ M
na,,ots5 ~ 1ohIIes " ~, su'ess ~
re,e Us sa, " Mauo . oo h,a "aa sno
stooa ,nt.ct fnr IN ~ 'nas ~
az tar errina ~ c.ra m ~ a.
~ snsi' isn @ ;aot ~ fn,n;,a, ~ III uss'ahco
" s,.1J H. ~ b,,r,nr ~ ~ ,,o to' tsrs III ,aa @
vsam ITO +osd.h .ho5 ,,n1. rtas @oose s.
m"7m a,t,t o M fsee =, t,a ,,,co ssut 'n
"as "!sn4n iuo loos y. tLu F'aes' HtpaAu Hot
, 1875-04-19
CRIME.

Speeial Dfspateh II 1he Ch,ca7o 1Tibuns.
Dunuqur, To-, April 18,-Tha gang Of
throo. card-monta swlndlers who were arrested at
Independence for tohbiug nn honest but curl
os,ty.scokiug Qorman out OF ESQ md swind|ing
numerous otAer passengers. lavo bean tuade 10
fool tho gKD Of tho .ar. Quo Of tho parties 1aa
hncd so and costs and eonl to jill two others
wore imprisoned for thirty dayr, md tho fourth
WAS rcoasad to 80 and toll the noNs. This in
tho tlrst punishment inflicted, aud tho oiiiccra
Of tue different railroads upon which they hayo
beon operating proposo to follow it up until tho
8utlr8 gang have been cteauel out.
, 1875-04-19

9Hk<Int Q4zpHlEH N 1HF EHffdG5 3T76HW.
WAsu1suTos, D. G., April 18.--uen. Ross. who
committed tho murderous assault upon his old
comrade-iu"arms, Gen. Sutton, has boon sont to
tho lusano Rsylum. It was tho unanimous yer-
dict Of tho physicians, after several days o.
animation. tbat lioss Is insane. Sutton himself
made au affidavit that he Was convinced that
ltosa must be inka ane, ~ m angry word had never
PASSED between them during tlcir thirty ysa.s Of
frioudly comsadeatl!p.
, 1875-04-19


GLASGOW. April ia serious riot took place
to-day at Tho opening Of aono pleasure grounds
in tha suburbs OF Glasgow. 4 stand on nhch
re1c ! 800 people gave way, and procipisa.cd the
eu!iro naas to the ground. Thirty persons wero
injured. The Visitors, Indignant at the careless-
nesa of the proprietors. destroyed everything on
the grounds and burned tho hasIicadea around
them,
, 1875-04-19
MuRpEaERs CAUGHT.

8pte3al UsVaFeA 70 Tbs CHfcado If7tVNF.
KAssAs C1rY, No., April 18.-WllJsm Tlanch-
ard and iiys pals were arrested this mo1aing for
tho attempted murder Of David Ne!swanaer.
They wese caught In Wyandotto, aud mob Of
sWenty mon surrpuudal tlIonl. For t1no
lynching mas Imminent. Blanchard Ia ono Of tho
most haFdonc1 criminals ln tho city. aud his Ar
saat ts 4 fortunate one.
, 1875-04-19

Tie Norwslk (Conn.) Gazette teiates tue fol-
lowing inclds0ts ''IAe vito ot defHuitsmR OIL
ces called upon President Grant lxAt uocambsr
10 isnplors tho seles4s Of lor husband from the
Albany penltentlary. Bha told tue Prestaens
that, crushing u Ito aoEtoW wa to hasscl&, Ahs
would VI 10 b4At It, but hat 4ysty morning.
, 1875-04-19
TEtEGRAPHlC RREYIItEs.

The E1gin Tatcll-factory has closed for two
months vacation. This will throw about 3go
people out Of employment,
An uunaual great food ia expected on tho Rod
Ri7or Of tho North. tho upper Hater8 being
tho leo from Moasehead NORTH ilaa not broken up.
The earnings Of the Union Pacific RAILROAD for
tha iirst fifteen days in April amounted to esq.,
G52. Rn increase Of about GO per cent On tho
earnings OF the same period last year.
, 1875-04-19

hpttf0l 2F9patfh 70 The EAfcd0o Tf(hWHs,
OSHKOSH. April 17.-Tho mercury bAs been &
degrees below zero, NTH \ stir wind blowing,
Which makes II almost a. uncomfortable as At
any time this winter. Tho tAaw Of last weok had
eoftened tho leo Ia tbs Wolf aud Fox Mycrs, 10
tbat tho high wind cleared It all out. Nayiga-
tIou in tho Wolf Rivor will bo resumed on Tuos.
day Or Wednesday, unless tho logs loose in the
river prevent It. Lake Wiunobago IN also c1car
Of leo. Tho opening Of navigation comea wcck
sascr than last ysas, contrary to expectation u
few DAYS since.
apte,at Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribnnx.
LAcnossE. Via. April l7.-lce formed In tho
Mississtppl last night 40 thick as to trouble the
transfor boats at lhis punt. Tho very cold
weather moderated to.tiay, and tonight the
sassro wind OF tho pas: three days subsidized.
leaving the Mlsalssippl clear Of tee north OF Lake
pepln,
, 1875-04-19
DIDN'T PAY.

Special DtsDoeA II The Ca,easo TytAuax
Dfs SoIsfs Ia. April l8.-Eltiott Kant
o"nsFs of tho Elm Grove herd, sold as Dsxtar
fuk few days ago, asy thoY could hAy. ,uado 1t
Iowa aud ths sAls OF Milton Iiri0a's lar, ~
A3bsxty makes than khluk ID, -
, 1875-04-19
ACCIDENT TO A TURNER

SD7fM D75pdleh q THs EHtFdda 1fl50HE,
En1E. ra.t April 19.--Charlos 6toin, an amployo
In tho Erie City Works, had bis head and
skull smashed In yeyterdsy BY pieca Of tfnbos
living from lathe. lie Btll! liYos, batia not ex"
pactod to recover.
, 1875-04-19

BAN FRANCISCO. April 17.-Sailed-Ths Pacific
Mkii steamer Chlus, for Yokohama.
EEw Yoax, April a. --Arstyea-Stsamsra Ro-
public and Egypt, from Liverpool.
f1!IApELpiitA. April 18.--A1rdysd-ata4Q4E
Illinois. 6osu Liverpool.
, 1875-04-19

NEw York, April ls.-Carollne rells, arrested
Saturday for attempting to gasa forged check
On tl1e Nassau bank. purpossing to DO drawn by
Warden, Mitchell 4 Co., Of Springfield, o.. uaa
q tho Tonba Police Court to-day nna held IN
20, ,000 ball for examination. Tue prisoner said
she wa from Wanna, AuHsria, aud stously as'
, 1875-04-19
CpoIsohED FRUIT.

Gpsetai Uspateh 10 Ths ChIrass 771bHns.
DEa MoIazs, H., april 16.-TAe family Of Il.
]. 8oott = conductor on tho Rock Island Road,
were poisoned, few days ago, by eating ple.
plant Which had been pressed in tn c.ny., Mad
ical aid was promptly procured, md they are
NOW recovered,
, 1875-04-19

6r. Louis, April 19.-Ti.rea miners. Patterson
Martin, Christopher Johuson, and Patrick Nor
gsu, wore dug out Of = snow-slllo In Cherokee
Guloh. m!tos from Georgetown. Col, yos-
tcrday. They had heon dead soveral days, aud
we're found IN their beds, indicating that tue
aldo took place Ia tho night.
, 1875-04-19

.THE UH1DN PEEfF TC FCD0o9,
OMAHA, Nob. April 1s.-IAe situation on tho
Union Pacific III unchanged for tho better. Tho
water Ia rapidly rising. Tho weather hero aud
throughout tho West Is very warm, aud tue eno1
il rapidly melting, but there Ia such = great
quantity Of II yet that tho water will doubtless
10 mud, higher. 1t is not probable that pas
sc,.ge1s aud ma,la cau bo cotton through under
4 Waex.
, 1875-04-19
THE PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.

HARRISBURG, pa., April 18.-Tho shoriE Of
Luzerne County, after q conference with tho
Governor, has decided 1t iuc1pcdsent to with
dran The troops from Hazioton and vicinity. Tho
Governor couct1ts,
, 1875-04-19

NEw yonK, April lB.-lhe ship DAunsiesa'
Capt. Wilbur, from Nm Frauctsoo, brought Capt.
James Hammond and crow, twonsy-six in num'
Dor. OF tho British abip CORVALLIS, 1Eaekea Oh
lsjtchA1d Island.
, 1875-04-19
tally,

LONDON, April 1850 a. tn.-A dispatch from
Ro1ue to the Daily Netes seporss that Qaribaldi
Ia i'll and cou6nad to his bed.
, 1875-04-19

NEw Yonx, April ls.-WiEla, Murphy. IN
1rish laboser. Nh.le Intoxicated l1at u!Sht, IT.
tau,pted to murder bin wife, hor sis.or-ln.Aw,
= shovel. aro aerious. but not necessarily fatal.
, 1875-04-19

spsetai Ilspatsa 10 I'hs Chsea3a tribune.
erntsaNEIo, H., April 18.-John Ward "aa
sun over and killed Last n'Ght by sxltch' Gu
glue on tho Chicago i Alton ltailroaa, near
Cook atsoes. lie was drunk and lying down
Oh tho track.
, 1875-04-19

A The liver II easIly dsordere an gsa.t doal Of
bilious distress apt 10 prevail durlag tin sp:!nE
Dr. tasnts HAat!yo rlts Of EcaEounbls c!cuey u
they restore the liver healthy action and remove Ill
hitouallcsa
, 1875-04-19

DAVENPORT, Ia, April 17.--Eor the last three
daya tho weather haa been unusually cold tho
thermometer last night and the night before be-
Ing at zoro. suow foil yesterday aud to-day.
Ihe fsosts have greatly Injured tho fruit prof.
poets. and carly vegetables iu soma pnrts OF The
etaar,
, 1875-04-19

:. ------- = TENHESEEE.
MEMPHIS, April 17.-Tha leo and frost last
night will not affect tho cotton CROP ~ very lit.
tlo las boen planted Ia thin section.
NASHVILLE. Tcnn., april l7.-Tls cold uost
WING still pfoFa'la at 9 ?. m, rendering great
nneAaness anloug tho farmers and ftuIi.rrow.
em, The rsooze will be mos severe to.njght
than last uigLt. e"3
, 1875-04-19

CINCINNATI, O.. Anil l7.-Nerorts from Ken
tao1Y. iudiana, and Ol!o show that the weather
dusng the last two days has Goea lha coolest OF
me season known in yea1s, tho Thermometer
ranging from u to 20 degrees below zoro. Early
noualY injured. =
, 1875-04-19

ante9at Df*pateA to Ths Chttaoo Tribune.
nAASD AAsES, M!cl,., Aprl 18.-Tls socent
sold apell il reported to have done con.iderable
fAmags 10 tho smaller fn,,ts, ea,,sc,a11v utyaw.
Fh<fslos, whsl lattor crop Vii probably 10 ioss,
, 1875-04-19

NoaroLr, Va, April 1s.-It spoxea hero Lat
nlsat aud to-day. Tue cold snap hss killed The
!!usts .nd early vesasahlaa. The loss to txuox-
sttfa u FaEY seysle. ''1s@'
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
GETTING RID OF HER DAUGH
TIERS BEAU.
detroit Free Press.

She lives down on Baker street,
and she has daughter about eigh-
teen years old. The old lady re-
tains all her simplicity and inno-
cence, and she doesn't go two cents
on style. The other evening when
splendid catch called to escort the
daughter to the opera the mother
wouldn't take the hint to keep still.
While. helping her daughter to get
ready she asked:
"Mary, are you going TO wear the
shoes with one heel off, or the pair
with holes in EN-
Mary didn't seem to hear, and the
mother inquired
care you going to wear that dol
lar gold chain and that washed locks
ct, or will you wear the diamond
father bought at the hardware store (?
Mary winked at her, and the
young man blushed, but the old lady
went on;
care you going to borrow Mrs.
Browns shawl, or will you wear
mine :
Mary hustled around the room,
and the mother said
"Be careful of your dress, Mary !;
you know it's the only one you've
got, and you cant have another I'M
til the mortgage on this place is lift
ed"
Mary remarked to her escort that
it promised to be beautiful evening
and as she buttoned her glove her
mother asked:
Those are Mrs. Hardy's gloves,
amt they 7 She's been a good
neighbor to US, and don't know
how you'd manage to go anywhere
if she didn't live near us.
Mary was hurrying to get out OF
the room, when the mother raised
her voice once more and asked:
"Did you run in to Mrs. Jewett's
and borrow her bracelet and fan p
Yes, | see you did. Well, now, you
look real stylish, and | hope you'll
have a good time"
Mary sits by her window III the
pale moonlight and sighs for the
splendid young man to come and
beau her around some more, but he
hasn't been seen up that way since
that night. The old lady, too, says
that he seemed like a nice young
nan, and she hopes he hasn't been
kibed by the street cars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-13
A REMARKABLE CASE.

The Staunton (Va.) Spectator says
about two weeks ago Mrs. Robert
Taylor of Augusta county, and who
was some years since patient il the
lunatic asylum, and whose mind has
recently been afflicted, drove head
less sixpenny nail into her skull by
striking it with the broad side of a
Ratchet. This had been done sew
eral days before it was discovered,
which occurred in this way Whilst
her daughter was combing her hair
she discovered that her mothers head
was very tender, but her mother put
her hand over the wound and con-
cealed it. The daughter thought
nothing of it at the time, but whilst
combiag her mothers head the next
day, she discovered that it was sore,
and insisted on examining it. Her
mother again put her hand on the
wound to conceal it, and it was not
until Ter daughter had persisted in
her purpose to examine it that she
confessed how it was done, and max
ing the revelation, enjoined secrecy
upon her daughter. A physician
was summoned, who extracted the
nail, though with some difficulty. so
tightly was it embedded in the skull.
The nail had been in the skull sew
eral days before it was extracted. 1t
is very remarkable that it not only
did not cause her death, bat did not
seem to CAUSE her to suffer any inju>
ry. She says she has felt better
ever since she did it.