, 1875-03-18

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ExIus1vnY 10 THE DAILY DISPATCH
New Yosx, March 9. Steamship
vasco de Cana sailed from Yokahams
for San Francisco, Na1eh 5th. = :.
C1Sc1snxrI, March "a dsfsieation
of about So. 900. divided bstweeu III
ticket and freight officers on the Balti'
more & Ohio Railroad Co. at Zauesyille,
Ohio. has been discovered. fsdsJa
NEW York, March 9.-Mrs. Evans, in
Seymour county. yesterday. cut the
throats Of her two children. aged 3 and
6years and then cut her. own.
CHICAGO, March "A Wisconsin, dis
patch says Black Fills expedition is
fitting out at that place. expecting to
start early in the spring.
WAsHrxG1oS, March 9.-It is init
mated at the Treasury Department. that
the contemplated call for the retirement
of $50, ,OOO, GOO on account of the sink
ing fund, will not bs made for day q
two, and it is not yet decided what
number of bonds will be called. is
MONTREAL, March 90 The Grand
Trunk Railway building at Port St.
Charles, comprising q large frame struc-
ture 400 by 100 feet. freight car repair
shed and the brick building adjoining.
the upper part Of which was occupied
aa general Offices, burned this morning.
Loss estimated to amount to $1,000
insured for sec, 900, mostly in American
companies.
MADRID, March 9.-Alfonzo'yesterday
gave audience to Serrano. Bo
LONDON, March 9.--This weeks Mark
Lane Express says that since its last is
sue wheat has gained fnlly shilling in
price. There is . 6rmer feeling and
better demand throughout the trade,
nevertheless speculation is wholly want
ing.
Nxw YoRx, March 9.-The Brooklyn
city court was comfortably filled to-day.
Mrs. TiRon was present for the first
time since the defense began the exam
ipation of witnesses. Geo. W. Lincoln,
proprietor of the hotel at Winsted, Con-
necticut. where Tilton stopped with
lady, was the first witness and was
examined by Tracy. He testified to
Tilton's coming to the hotel with lady
apparently about 25 years of age. and
asking for and obtaing adjoining rooms,
and to seeing the young lady lying on
the bed in Tilton's room, and the latter
in the room with his coat off.
Albert F. Norton testified to beng a
boarder in the Winsted hotel when Tll-
ton was there, and seeing, in passing
Tilton's room early in the morning.
young lady there partly dressed. F
SAN FrANc1sco. March 9.-The Sc
cond trial Of Fred. Eckstein for forging
poll-tax receipts, will commence in the
municipal court on Thursday next.
CoLuMsus. O.. March 9.-The Ohio
State Grange met here to-day. between
1OO and 200 delegates being in attend-
ance. The morning was devoted en-
tirely to organization.
CHrcKeo, March .. -Inter-0cean's
Washington special says: Enough is
already known by the House Louisiana
Committee of the character of the elec-
ton returns for members of the Legis-
lature to make it certain that their revi-
sion of these affairs will not give the
Conservatives majority on joint ball
lot, SO in case PincLbs,k be not admit
ted to the Senate. any election held af-
ter the Wheeler compro wise is carried
into effect will be IN control of the Re-
publicans.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Booth's ad-
vent inthe Senate to-day where he was
generally introduced by Sargentand Ha-
gar attracted much notice both on the
floor ami galleries. He declares him
self opposed to the Hawaiian treaty on
the ground that it would injure Califor-
mia re6ners. without cheapening the
price of sugar. The friends of recip-
rocity say that while of course it would
not cheaper crushed sugar, as no pros
vision is made for its free adnission.
yet it would lessen the prices of brown
sugar. They also express great sur
prise that Booth. after being elected on
an an anti-monopoly pl,tform. should
labor to uphold an acknowledged mon-
opoly of the San Francisco sngar REIN
ers.
SAN DIEGO, March O. Hon. Il. s.
Stephens, Delegate to Congress from
Arizona, and 1. C. Truman, of theGuaymas
& Tucson r. R., arrived here last even
ing from Tucson, en- route East. They
have some magnificent specimens from
recently developed silver mines in
Southern Arizona and are enthusiastic
over the prospects. From Mr.. Truman
We learn that large numbers of people
are leaving the, State of Sonora and
pushing their way to Arizona and South
ern California. fT 1Esf
NEW YORK. March 10.-Charles L.
Lawrence, one of the alleged principals
OF the lately dispersed gang of silk
smugglers, has been arrested in Queens
town, Ireland. Lawrence Lafayette
Grabb. his partner Gustav Ball. and
Canrobert de- Sanges. Deputy Collector
of the port, are jointly indicted in the
United States Court for smuggling by
evading the payment Of duties on im-
ported silks, entering them. through
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