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, 1875-04-23

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TIE EupEDnH Qr AESrHIA II YcHIcH.


vvv,o. An~,, +,.o,t,,,t ,o,tr-a T., ~.
fkSios, Aps'' "a uaa6n'ncopa te"'ulo :" tao
general Illumination OF tho Guy tnis evening m
honor OF the Imperial Siat was tho lighting up Of
traor1innrv affect Tho oxncr;mo,,t wan ner,cct.
T.. s,,s.ssss., M. tss s,.as.s.s,.. .,1...e, ~
- aussoss,u4 4no oA.,os a'tetuA'g.S p.Ayeo t.e
Austrian LYNN ana tho ltallah hoyal March,
pppoarcd a. tho balcony Of tho Paluce, and vcre
warmly cbocrcd ,,v tho rnn1ttu1o Tharo woo .
a.,a.s;,, ,,s.,... - n.1.'n",.. "1o ~,
sp'c.l"t u'opsAs u nle"ofas' tAo eoufs oAll
at tho Palace was very numerously sttended.
The Emperor Of Austria, tito King Of Italy. md
their respective s,tes, woro present and did rot
loaya till nearly midnight Tho Princess Mar
ghoritn danced In quadrillo with Count Anaras-
sy, and tho Duke Of Genoa with tho Countess
Wimpfyen.
Venice, April o,-Tho roytew to-day at yicenza
was magnifIcent. The camp, which was OF I'm
,ltonso extont, waa surrounded by tonts. There
were about 900 persons present, and great
number Of carriages wero on tho ground. Tho
Imperial train arrived at quarter to II, and tho
Emperor OF Austria and king Of Italy imme-
dtately got on horseback, and, attended by
Prince Hnmbert. Prince Amadeus, Prince Thom-
psodneed M @ blsnt efost rode IT once o to tho
ground, whore thoy wore received by Gen. Pin
nclli, tho Commander Of tue Army Corps lila
stat, aud q squadron Of curassiers. The prin-
st Toxs ss 70 81 Tho rsy' ha IN rs ssts
bands played the Austrian Hymn and tho Royal
March on the arrival Of their alajestiea, the
troops presented atms, and tho two BovereignB
wcro received With loud cheers. Tho King and
Emperor With thoir Buisoa rodo past tho Army
Corps, which Was drawn up In five brigade col
tmns in order of battle, and at a quarter past
"a the Court. taking up a position in the
cen:ro Of tho ground witnessed tho march past
of tho troops, which lasted one hour and q half.
Tho crowds cheorod their Majcsties with great
enthusiasm. tho Rpplnuee being renewed WHOM
borne past Tho Emposor repeatedly oxpresBod
to the King and Gen. pianelli bis groat sasisfae-
tim Mt TIM finn behrirH of tho troonA aud TIM
, 1875-04-23
CARL SCI1EI{X.

Spccc! Mt II NcrcMnslo in st. T,ou,.
Ex-senator Carl SchrrE, after vacatinr Il.
seat In tho Senate March 1, started unon -" w.
extended lccsuring tour, ono object Of nl,,s
Nas to rniac BONO money to defray tho e1p,n,.,
OF his proposed trip to Europe. On hts ra,rr.
to St. Lotls Inst Saturday erening, bin f,iern.
gave lin grand sercnado. soyoraa h,,n1r,S
personal frionds and leading cltizaua ,soro nm,
ont. Col. Can't matlo tho nddrssa of yelcor.
to which Mt. schurz responded 40 folovs,
Mr Fgttow-dtrtzENn: What sonr eio1u,,,
thst ras of ' tdts a @ i q or1s s
at period ID With haye a tSo ouor 10 o'n' 1,51
public. conclude from, 1t TINT Ytt nt least fehe 80
as hho certainly d sho It'd not hGcr any dlshono,,
As ii tbs f4tc Of nvery pnl,o mai, leYc t,rn Nv,
ject to mitch critclnn, gool snd fai torno t tae
ihst il vhalsser may ars ID aone S, VIII vii ua,35 3
tntataken, nofxly Inns cver ind reason 10 ,!oght "
motives Thc,e i nothing thst popular iasor n, a,
eau withhold from me, that would uscf b a. ,.r y
mo - the conscoarnc,s of ating duno my ,luy y. ~
pa,e 1isya tlts acle a. yof ny sena.or ssnss ap A.
gla iutleod to know thst this action IL approved b. ~ y
lcast large portion Of tho people If Missouri.
criticism That has been ovote 10 e srrang f,om t. K,
isct tbat considered an uxsesn It partinan slit o.
e isututons 10 pnbo yirtns and !, II on. setnl
por.ty do no eons,tier It. iara .trI,s%io ih+
H. nn in thnt ,snv fnsf ,n.nv fr,cn7s ,t agaaF
euercs I,.t IN co,1ao!cd aao IN ibo ns.!l @snl
onfhrrrd M i.ra ronn ii,ror,% +1 ~ ini is.ansaess
nu,ier nj fhn.n WIN tIint I'm ..s r1s taas "
fro day 10 ay. Eyes AMONG fhoas wSo ~. ffIest Ill.,
ners 70 tile srty syclI oiectn, nm tSer, unttat
uinny who tLnk now tt,at It would hsyr 'f s.s s't.t
iottGs FIR frm M xrti ~ for 1hc cnmrrv y Mea ~
ncts ns aid Ind becn iis'sne Il =. 'aofs sa1 III
Instead Of leina trcatod us cna,uies. s,I af,I's'
with mauv i,aa,1nintn,nntal ,bnt ,art 1I'o NJ
wlian an3tber oFest t.oif,cai strara'. nr1t 3ss
rn,nn uno,, ia tbot r"s, uff";' ra,,s "ttnsse Hia
md prcst ,ncnors. If hs arr,t u9 lr.oa
wl,nn va inyitn ihc ,,rnns nf sho Will Ia
tr,,n ~ frn IN dttt,ttn, ~ tha, WIZ" tI ~ ~ M"tAes.ths
,,cnn1a aiii NH ar;,iiJt ~ t s"-ti % H. ~ antte7a
iva ToiitcaI natt1na mcrclx v"snino aH Il"
l1nc, n ti,c tnto ~ nnnS}n tonrfaR, ~ net d''y
frxinr n nrnmn Il. fnrt1rcs X 4uG efa nre
tnf In annrt,in ~ w Taa ,,sso.i e LIZ "e tnen y
neht.tH thcr interests II, tcir amn ,sG .n IN 'af;
rmhc ss ,Glp'e ~ ul Waieh th!' It.
ara i,rntl,crhrn .rnouH lie rcnnis mi ,reeo os eeo
, 1875-04-23
!m fesponto to telegram from linn 9nd Gov.
Clanin, of Massachusetts,. Mr. Decclier knc" my
object in ot,inu there went to ttston

in responso to telegram from i!'n, aud Gov.
Clatlin, Of Massachusetts. Mr. Deecl,cr know my
object III going there. went TO n'stoo
Ar nKE.nEn'a N,9pEaI. :. ,o.
With written power to Act III hN Oelsalls lonoHn
n rapcr.1 Tint il tho paper TOOK:
air. Morris raai tho paper, dated aoPt 4. 1871.
appointing Cleveland aEr. leccnors representa-
tive to hAye aIl nwarT IN relation 10 tnattarx t0-
rirn ali il pspcrs ncc.~rary. The toc,,nicnt Was
SIGNED '}Ienry Wnrt Dccchcr.'
Thc w,tncas continued: This document rn-
Eeyrr III Afuuton's participation IN tho scandal.
thing. lalt it was given to mo as ny credontnlH
to Nedphtll. TO lcar what lie lad to sav. l wAH
requested to neo wlias lo Ind tn say ahoiit
l'eeclcr. growing ont Of tclegraphtc cerre-
spoNlcnce.
Mr. cleveland hero left tho stand. but h!s
cross- examination wna not completed, and
III. IAttEa l.. little
was called. lie tcattind: reside in Forty
second street. md was living In brooklyn until
lst2. I know tho parties to this Hnit. knew
Mr.. Tiltou for two yaars. and saw him at rlym.
outlI Church. I saw Triton at tho Communist
procession in Nc;v York IN carraiga with Mis-.
claiiin., Mrs: woodhull WAS in tho front of tho
procession. saw tho procession ut Thirty
fourth street aud Sixth ayenuc
CroAs-rrah,fnetl This was MI open carriage,
and I 10 not remember II thcro wcro mora
, than two persona Ill H. They wero
hlOn HhS moving GOWN lIlELf"tOuTkA
street to Sixtl, aycnuc, and stood on tho silo-
walls uutll it passed.. Tho LADY with Triton was
pointed out to suo M stiss CIntliI,. Thcrn WIS
lady on foot III front Ut tho procession who was
noliltcl o,,t to mo an Mrs. Woodruff. There
WIN gentleman alongside Of hor, and sl,o car
ricu red tlag. WAN introduced 10 Triton rev-
cral tines. tic laet t!mo being wl,en NO wero nt
Plymouth Church. l remomber but QUO cur
riako In that procession.
Re-di,rct examination. did not knor tho
women pointed ont to mo aa Misa Clatlin aud
Mrs. Woodruff
WitnoHa Naa allowed to 70.
The Court adjourned ...
n1H0u5TED WITH TIE WHOLE AFFAIR.
Tho reporter who up to to-day reported tbs
scandal for tle Frfie Press Of this citv, acnt
word to court ths morning shas ho WAS disgust
cd and had taken poison. His name Ia IL.
Julius Duncan. lie mas formerly connected
with tuo 81. Louis 1oitsb'aHt.
, 1875-04-23
MURDER TRIAL At ST. PAUL,


ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 22.-1n the triat to-day
Of Michael Kclly, for tho mu.dor OF Bnrnoy
Lamb, a curious contest between tho counsel for
Lilo defendant occurred, A witness on tho stand
swore TINT ho WAS intimately acquainted with
Lamb, tho murdered mnn. at this point Mr,
Erwin, counsel for tho dofcnao, asked tho wit.
uces to state That was tho character Of Lamb as
to being poaceablo or the 1oyosso. This was
objected to by the State. Con. German, associ-
alto counsel for tho dofonse, interrupted Mr,
Erwin and stated that what he WAS arguing
was not the law, and If he (Efwin)
took what view Of Tho caso ho (dorman) should
this caao was over. Tho Court told them to Hot.
tie It among themselves, which evokotl laugh
ter. After hn1f an hours sklrmiahtng tho bIcc-
tiOn waH Bt1htafnCd
, 1875-04-23
CRIME.
THE CLAUDE DuvALS s OF NEW YORK,
trta 1rnrt A,tn = +,rtt m

THE CLAUDE ouvALs OF NEW YORK.
+srt" 1'ork SHn, April 40.
Yesterday was pay-day at tho Architectural
Iron-Workr, West Fourteenth street, aud at
half-past II o'clock William r. 0oldln, mosso,,-
gor employed by tho Company. wau acnt TO tho
EieyontE, Ward Bank, Tonth street and Ayonuo
u, to tiraw tho iioceasary monoy. Noar Tho batl
ho noticed light wagon containing four mon,
but. without paying mncL attontion to It, 10 wont
In and presented lis check and received from tho
casher $1,000, cflioly In small notes. 1Ic
wrapped thcm np In piece OF paper, md, maxi
ing compact bundle, he got Into ono oi, tho
Bolt limo OF cars. At tho eame timo thrco
rough-ooking tncn also el,tcro,i, QUO Of then,
a.ti'a sat,ng s,,.s ssas beside him % ana The othor two
tu!l Of paasongers and rs It went on Qo!din Rnw
tho satno wagon TINT lie had noticed before fol-
loving closely. It contained but one nun. mud
another was riding on 1,oraobao'; ncar 1t. While
tl1e car whH passing hotWocn ayouues 9 and D. In
Fourteenth street, boing Oil ono Of tic qutetest
parts Of tho routg, tue man WHO sat noxt to Col
din anatched tho rnckngo Of money from hts
hand aud hcforo any Of tGo paasongeru could re-
cover from tho surprise ho l.nd chcapotl from tho
rear door. One Of his companions followed h!m
wl,ile tho third quietly drew pistol from hla
pocket, and tnkinE his p1aco ut the door, turnol
tho m,1zzle toward tho interior Of tho car and
out.
Tho passengers wcre s!l on thclr feet, tho
ladies Bhrlektng while the gentlemen, who, hay-
Ing recovered from thoir tlrnt amazomont had
crowded forward to aoizo tho h,Ehwaymon, foil
bhok boforo the rnuzzle of tho pistol. Meanwhile
the man Witl tile package Of money in his pos.
session threw it into tho wagon and sprang In
after 1t. Hts companion followed him, aud tho
Corborus at tho door Of tho car jumped OF
the platform and was getting In too but ono
Of tho passengers. nil Of whom had rushed cut
Of tho car tho moment tho entrance WAS cloar,
selzed tho horse by tho brtdto and shouted for
tlls police. Instantly the nnn with tic pistol
returned, and, clubbing lis weapon. struck tho
gentleman with 1t, knocklng him down. His
assailansAthen jumpo,l into tho wagon inst al
another Of tue passengers. roaohng over tho
eide, seized one Of tho robborB by tho leg and
throw him down in tho yohlclo; but tho whip
waa applied to tho horse and instantly ho was
IL Which tho employees and officers Of tho Com
pany ran to thu doora and windows unelor tho
impression taat ho was running nwny. They
voro soon unlecoived. for tho wagon was hardly
out Of sight boforo tho meaaonGer husrouudod
by tho excited passengers, arrived and told tho
oss uo thought ho might identify tho robbers,
as well as tho horse and wagon.
, 1875-04-23
FOREIGN.
Our Marrow Escape from Intervention
in tho Franco.Moxioan
War.
Belgian Investigation into tho Du
Cllcsnc Plot Against
tsisl,inre1t.
Attentions Shown to tho Emperor Ftanoia
Joseph at Venice.
The King ot Sweden Proposes 10 Visit BarIin.
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

FRANCE AND MEXICO.
IN INTERESTING INT Of ilisronY.
Special Dapa'ch Il The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 22.-Iho President
to-day authorizes positive Ieuiul Of tue goner-
al press dispatches from raris which roccntly
stated that Minister Was!lburuo had been ill.,
structea by hts Government to request tho
Ftench Government to raAume diplomatic rcln-
tons with Mexico. Tho President, In making
this donlnl. briefly reviewed tho history Of aloxi-
co for tho last ton years, and tonnd In tho
attitude Of tho United States towards
Franco with respect TO staximillan d
h1it'totGnt reason why onr Government
should not now be tho ilrst to request tho re-
nc,sai Of diplomatic intercourse betwcer, Franco
and tho American Republic. Tho President, III
sa congregation, ,;, stated a fact which haa not
Sheridan waa IN readiness and undor waiting
ordora, With considerable forcc, to march npon
Moxico nKsinRt Naximilian and the French
troops. Tho prcstdont statos TINT, 80 fnr as this
Government is concerned, no ato2a have boen
taken towards re-establtshing tho old relations
between Mexico mud rraucc.
, 1875-04-23

l. dispatch u tho Londou Tfmvy from Paris
sayss +" 4 0erIu4u paper htatea that ut given
moment tho humber OF tlssulnn tsoopa, which
hitherto hss numbered II tho n,oat ou!y ,a2v, CUQ
usn, Insy bs Thought up 10 1,GU0 001 mon, fn con.
solueuc1 OF the formation Of fourth battalion
In eassof mobilization 0r war, 1lIa satae papss
ouly l,0By, 400 Iueu, u,ay eventually 10 Faise 20
tue ksne pu1nbae W. tile Ge1luan army by draft
lug into It the whole newly.cFeated teiritotis!
aIIny. 10 complete tllis calculation II may be
sddsd tLAt she telaton.i army, exista only on
s1lAts apyhha1s slxs."
, 1875-04-23
RELIGIOUS.
Annual Report Concerning the Bible
Cause in Illinois,
Tho Baptist Sabl,atl1-Scllnol Convention
iti Milwaukee.


THE GfbLF CAtISF IN M ntols
Tho fo,,n1lnv ia IN g9,,, a,nnai s.ro., ~
tho bbo Cause IN Northern 1llinols. fos tile year
Monnr,ox m svru ~ ,a-.-,r, .x.,,,,, ..,
viii, fieyntt tia nnr.I. ~ ~. wv. E
i;oylspea y. ssrs .aa so.t Of W Oh @'; eorort.rs.
in i,1xr na f"nn caIfsI GH 1H NJ j.. w - .
Of Tpo.,. via iaMre ~ M. III. y. ~ el
a. fafn islmr"t, IN iii T. %ci 18TH .,i "st sTas IT,
work, and have, viii mitch ndtT. anil In ,nanx II. in.
have aiici ior lin tmc Fin, oon'n o oy.,ofs
amount II ausiIIary sIcney Ind s,orin'p whvp
Tbs tmst var has hscn n ,n.n, rssnnr,s b,r,
onn nnancf,lIy Inv rs,,.o y II nn, Ie @ nis
enrcsacI cnnIi1inn n In ts,nCy u sttc ~ n te
cfnncc,ent Of Ht1stncss hy ,.iJs;, MANI vim o9o
ta suts svo ,osn eopsra % 10 e.sa .er "p 9ta IT.
Thn short,o.s nf lin cr,a To r".xnn ~ H.o1t T.
our Hestorn froneT 10 renrro,ir rssnor T. ir0 nn1
dawn a. 1rrcins no ho, T mase @ eas
s. long inns aud rlaee illlnai. ;hisi among iio
W. e.t'x ~, ~ IT, 10 M ~ .as wa como
Nearly a Of our An.iils1ics hsrs Isen engaged, to
ye y m 81. y:can e Il n1r se m sG
@ yss;t: ssnsrd County ole soe'ety so1aasnsea u.
tho nail yery rsroflIv %srr thn Ssstfn, fa,rs ~
HKent Quick, a pfoposcs tlnish,ng Il sno prescnt
;on Ut 1t19 families u Of Nho1p were found de.ti.
tue, aud ID wrro supplied. ''''''"
work ia ts ll,.s as Frecort wa faslGfnlly ssu.
yaascd by Agent F,Ster will sch yoiunteer aia er ,c
couil scc,,rc. Te rcsIt was yory satnfactorr snmo
so.nu Vi iudi1Iuais in nJilltinn 'Nft1o' AA4'
In o xay Of toroah og ysaton sswor one pss
s{ sssas g 'if % ~ fse aassc oaa s
, 1875-04-23

bill WAS considered tho only auisablc answor tho
State coud Elvo to tho recent rapnl Enoyolicat.
nr. falk. tile Munster Of Public WotHhtp+
communicated 10 the House lotter llo hntl re-
ceIrcd frnm 1istop 1sutliger, of, Liuz dated tho
l7th Of Mnrci in which tho bishop erdeayornh
to prnvn TINT Ito neither aslotl for nor received
tho nuthorty Of thu l'ppe 10 submit 10 tito AUS.
ttas. Ecclesiastical faws. Tlla sEnstor t.lorouI,-
oil read 1'aspago fron, tho papal Dccruo II.
question. showing thnt Ills Iiol;noBs lad roa1iy
giycn e,ic!t permission IN special casea.
Tho hl1 was thon rontl third tttnc In tho form
In which IT passed At tho sccond rcaduY.
, 1875-04-23

NAIL-MAkERS' a7HlkE.

WnEgslxo, ". Vs.. April .2.-About III Tho
naIl-foodoss employed In tho mills Of this city
are: now out on ; nsriko, except st,oss Of The
l4ael!o Mills, and thsy arc a1poctod to toln tho
strike Saturday. Tl.a na.'ora feed tLels own
InAchines, Anl keep tho mllla running sloIt-
hauled. Tho halpora' strike. .iH htill extending
from mill to MILL and tho bollora, like the nail
eEa, ars doing thur own work, though with lsss
production.
, 1875-04-23
4 RAILROAD sMAsH,uP.

LlsALIg, ILL.,, April 22.-At l;20 this morn
Ing. tho ea1twarI-bound nirht oxpsens train on
tha Chicago, Rock Island l. Pacific Natlroad
collided with westward. bound freight train ut
1an. Tho latter was entering upon switch,
and tho former struck It In the middle. Two
freight cars aud baggage car we're smashed,
and tho passenger engine 60 disabled that It was
aout 10 Chicago for repairs. No porson was In.
jurcd but tbs slumbels OF tho passengers wo1e
yiplsutlY disturbed.
, 1875-04-23
TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENSE.

TUE ATTENDANCE
Gtw yoAx. April 22.-11efs wsa . IoaEkad de-
azease i'll The number Of spectators IN tue Brock
lJu City Courtroom to-day. And even Tie so-
called Plymouth ciFele MAJ contracted 10 the
proportions usual befors Nf. HeecAeF took ths
vituess-chaIr. Tho principals III the scandal
caes. together with taalF counsel, wlrs Ill
{.se6e1t.
u, o. AkXQUR.
PEoceedinSs begsu u tHeuty minutes past u
o'clock. vhoa IL D. Artaoat, produce 1nes-
snsnt vAA called spd tssl.asd 10 deci!n!nX TO
aaxuins pspsFs tn tia cs&s Il Ito invitation Of
EouItea, Mho wanted 70 eLow that Le Nas right
, 1875-04-23


LONDON, April 22.-1n tho House Of Com
mons this eveuiug, Nr. Sullivan announced tint.
for the purpose Of terminating tho aaamolous
relations betwoen tue prosa md tho Houne, no
would nightly call attention to the presence Of
strangers. This 'sill haye Tho otIoct Of CON-
polling tho withdrawal Of al persons except
nombers.
, 1875-04-23
THE CROPS,


ss<etat Dtsls.teh tu JAs Chtrago Tribune.
EBABbosA'a GEoyE, ILL.,, April 12.-li.e ssa4on
IL quite l4ts. About tue usual Aulutsr Of AcIea
aIe unIer cultivation. Ploatu3 s nearly dole.
Wheat il howu, aud nearly al Of the oats aud
barley. No corn PLANTED yes:; but little Tys. To-
basco, or Tx aro raised. Fruit good. kotpa
l.A, ~ opinion that Il vii bs " good yssk ~
kpy hltlSSe stAhQp.
, 1875-04-23
RuSEiA.

THE TE1EOEArr1c CoxunEsa.
fAnrs. April G.-1t IL reported from st. Pators-
burg TINT at tho coming Telo8rapil!o Congress-
tho question will 10 raised Ut special tscntles for
preserving telegraph wires In lmo Of war, Or, In
other words, OF their naturalization.
, 1875-04-23

III CHICAGO.
auudge, caused By ea!amantsr In q new
house at No. 412 Dearborn atrec., ca,,aod All
alarm Of fro from Dox 752 At G:6o o'clock last
oycutug.
\ defective chimney fuo caused slight fro at
70. Ct Mcdsesos street. last evoning.
, 1875-04-23

Picnic En}oYnaent4 In Fan E,so;o
Tho Ban Francisco AAa sayss "1he P!h .tith
ssssfaoon ht s'' liz @ erossss @ tho by ghsds
aud looks tor the rural Uhinaman with sho aSo
relish OF bloodhound. There was ~ s.Hh,r e.G d
tuto Marin County on Huuday, nd nuianS d atnsSaed
Loodluus laid lu supply OF cohblcs ~. 5tfsas
hsatbsus u were with.u rsseh Of tho sf.s. ,a@s IT,
pleasant e1srelss 1il continue through w W.
mer uoQth$"
, 1875-04-23

UAHt{tH ID F.7fFtHNd{1 L0fEH{Fc3d}.
BnooELYy, April 91.-1t eoema We hare an I'M
meuse host OF visitors to this Court beside the
patpabo onea. Three celebrated mediums wcre
present to-day, and their leader told me that tho
COURTROOM was packed full Of spiritual Bpecta-
tors. intensely Interested In tho proceedings.
Myriada Of them arc constantly lowering around
to watch our trial. They are divided into two
parties-Deecherltcs and anti -Beccherites. But
thcy 70 further than we DO for it iH tho cause Of
actual war among them, Tho Deecherite army,
under llcr sltyblus tiag, fight desperate batslos
with the auti-Dcecllcrito azmy. undoE thcir blood
5 ho eoo Say eya t1I ta9fs angn
lin. Tho mediums, who can SEQ tho struggle,
sny there arc intermiHaons Of 1t, but II wares
more tor1iblo all tho tme. It seems to mo there
il enough ehow Of truth In those yarns to lead
mo 10 croas.examiuo the mediums.
, 1875-04-23

Epet7a UlsValch 10 1H6 ChedQo 1Tl6uNf.
DECATUR, ILL.,, April 21.-LaBt night about
midnight crioa woro heard Of some ono Id dis.
tress IN the neighborhood OF tho plautors'
l1ouso. It waa found To bo Mra. Ryan, at hor
roH!tlonco. The polica arrived luat In timo Ia
prevent two ruiiana from committing tspo.
, 1875-04-23

Hpteial Ufpdlch % Tia Chftdao T'F2bufs,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, April 22.--A lumber
man named Mayhew waH lurodi Into Carrie Curtis'
bsgnio by ropes-ln and put In bod undnr tho in
duence ofllquor, and whom ho awoke, tho keeper
Of tho house and l,or pal had fed tnking with
them Sl80 Of Mayhow's money. Tho woman
came hero abort tino Bnco from Milwaukee.
, 1875-04-23
BELGIUM,
TIE ut1fI1fEHHE rI.GT.

THE puC1iEs*E rLoT.
DRCsaELs, April 22.---Tllo examination Into
the alleged Duchcsna conspiracy against Pr.nec
bismarck began to-day. The prisoner Duchcsno
thrice refused to givo tho nanee Of hls sccom-
pl[cce,
, 1875-04-23

6ptofdE Utspatch to Ths Chtodgo Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H.. April 22.-On Wednesday af-
tesnoon tho Presbytosy Of Iowa City convened
ut Kcota, Washington County, mud delegates
wera present from tho cluscnss At Davenport.
Koota, Cedar Valley, Bolon, Summit, Hott Oak
Eldndge, lows City, Tipton. Montexuua+ Deep
nIyer, brooklyn, Columbus City, Charlottesville,
Wost Liberty, Ata'!sua, alarongo,, Elm uroyc.
b8ouIuey. Mount Union, Muscatino, Washing.
lou, Wa!oott. Oxford, Wilton. Iethel, aud 1fof-
1nan,--tn all tWonty-threo ministers, fourteen
ruling oldars, and four corresponding me1nbors.
1t4s ltay. j. II. Henoh was elected Moderator,
and delegates wore esNted to tic General Ar
aenlbly. To-day tho PlosbyteEy transacted con-
siderable business relating to the Affairs Of the
Church., aud adjourned:
Br. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2a.-The nsesbstefy Of
1T. Louis, At ita resent meeting at lola. No.,
on motion Of DR.. Diekey, OF st. Louts. adopted
tho following overture to the General Assembly,
to meet 1t Cleveland In May.
Willis we still ttlors TINT tho cause aud Kingdom Of
0hrst In this land would b 9rsAaly pfomotal by
t4blkhfuK fFieu1ly rslauos tetween tho Two Genara
Assemblies which hNas te PsvsbyteriAn nals, and
tha Churches Nurth and Bouth which they
represent; aud while W. dearly sryrst thu sppalsni
failure Of eecoAt negotiations, ytt, belnK loa.
stranad 10 bceso that tho result o tue .ueatnH Of cur
1out Committees II baltimore following the hasmoni-
oa acsion u our two AassHhlies At lt.itipmoru aud
would suost earnestly ana respectfully urge our Gen
era Assstnby tu rtst further AcKotiaiiuns up1u tho
desired sa4 possu future tcs!o ot ths southern Az
reiub1F.
, 1875-04-23
FACTS AND GOSSIP.

NEwDrna, n. T., April 20.-Tho Cornwall cor
respondent Of tho Nowbnrs Telegraph writca
that Mrs. Theodore 1ilton has lcnsod tho Titus
property Mt Cornwall. md will mako it tho Mecca
Of tho Plymouth cotorio during the comlng sum-
nler."
Tho Titus property Is very valuable Que,
Ia pleasantly sttuatcd In that hunnmer-resort,
mud will no doubt gain great notesiety this snm-
, 1875-04-23

C.sossAT1, o., April 22.-ueorge Miller, m
employo Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
l.ailroAd, undertook to got on train In motion
tq-uiXht, was thrown betwcen tho cirB, and the
whecls passed over hLa neck, cutting his head
completely from hla body. .
, 1875-04-23

CINCINNATI, O., April 22.-Ths residence OF
James Ulery, At Nialng sau. Iud.. WAS robbed Of
90, 900 in greenbaoks on Monday last.
, 1875-04-23

porrsvsLIE, ia. April .a.-At largo meeting
of deega.oa OF tho Mtnors' aud I4sbosess Akso-
elatlon lsra to-day, there was al almost uusul-
uous vote 10 continue the Htrikc.
, 1875-04-23

1T ZANESVTIEE, o.
CINCINNATI, o., April 22.-Jehss Dnvalfs cpl
ton mills, at GAINESVILLE, O., were damaged by
fro to tho extent Of e25 900; insured for el5, 600
In ERatetp cpEnra1jee,