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.DSYCuOMANCY .orSOULCHARM,

"DSEtIIOMANtl ,OrSOILVHAKH
ING" How either sex may taSci-
uafr and gain the love and affections Of
any person they choose instantly. This
simple, mental requirement all can pos
SrSS, free, by mail, for DC, together with a
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies', Wcdding-Night Shirt, &c.
\ queer book. Address T. WILLIAM &
co. Pubs, Phila. ianl2ta
, 1875-04-22
MAYNARD GIRLS.
Arrest OF Two Minors in I1ot1ac. of
Ell-Eisnc-A Government Detective
In Tho ,Holfn.

Arrest OF Two Miners in I1ouac. OF
iil-Essnc-A Government Detective
In tho Foiiu.
Josephine Car,les, alias Ida Csuy, yn,ng Girl n1s-
rarcssly II scara ot nc, found Clark street iu
TIN company OF man WHO anys ho in Joseph 11enIcr-
son, Government Ioseetiyp, Tuesday evening, hy
Dccr tsan!y, wl0 tnak them both III charge for tho
rcasn lhat tho Girl Ia mlnnr but Bho claims 10 10 20
years Of age. Slso stacs that her father, Arthur n.
Carnns lives in 1aciport, NJ y, MD Capt. 1sueklsy
has written for informat!nn rrgarl!ug her.
sensational evening paper stated that iFpa;cl, hail
tecn received from Mr.. carhca, asking tho lolco 10
keep sharp lootnut for Henderson, who seduccl his
iaughtor, but snch III not thu case. No word has
been received here from Lockroti, does tho GIRL
rtate that Henderson lei her as.ray. Shu was III
honsa Of i11-fnme 1pfnre Henderson eyor
saw lcr, anu cau,e hrrs lately frol Dctrelt
isngaip+ and toot m lola!nYs In tho house of
thn notorious Carrie Watson. so las iln Aobbcsl
II her heart would break, aud does mot slcare to 10
lionc Qn tho contrary slle gtoEcra to retHa III CHI
cago, atI ~ mot Of tle sohbhH Kort. Tho lreuAers
mnrtlnK, anl ltalldrraun charged With conspiracy
to reco To prostitution, hut, III lf1r H.yp Cant,
buckley tlnc to hnr frsltn hn girls falks, tho
continued Until Saturday anu the I,rxousra
ss,naned to thu station. llvrrsol IL tAo nan wl.o
unable TO procure tsli. t llaK remained h tho Arno,
ry snco Its arrrht, which ho takes rather cooly.
Sergeant Tltzratrlut. Of tue TwoutY.seeoul Rrect
aas Baxter, III house " fano In biz Iatrct, yea-
ttrtiay aud, heitoslnE thnt saa 1ur arrested
hrs, Sho insistn* That sa was IN ycarH hl, Int tho
hesRcant thinks sc II not moro than H. Justice 1lo5-
tlc allowed hrr to TO OIL furnishing hall LII to an Of
?al fos htf nl'reara',cs shs norninE. sho told no
self aud I1rutR, mid wipn released beooA Aerteif 10
tho aD1Iu whence slo came.
, 1875-04-22

and especially on ac presence n nAtcs among t,cf1,
Ailcr qnolnE 1ilprnfatca. IleroIotu., pliny, aud
MaF'a, M ~ ror of s A.. assertion tha.
hc proceeded to hhow what stera TIC most.
tneas hatl Ha,to ntnco 1885, vhrn Il waa firoi
af5i'rtsd tho which tIs brcn otatntd first,
t'fEr eso, Of J3lore Geonroy aant-f!lfayc. Annn
'sn f.,ss Ie;en, a';s' 10 shoso cf ~ n,erotx who h,d
- III establishing numerous bosscheriea lie rirtx,
thsn'l1hnhs Frame, md mnra especially In pirl.,
II. nncroit announcnd !has lin Society would civ.
;s1n ard 5tf. to pnschaEe meat for tho poor to tr
J,oalnn r: New YaFS. Thc soce,y. lo sa.. was n,
founded t., i'fhr,ote tho Introduction of llorarncsi
Fs'ts, hts fnf IL" hrnctlt Of a nunberfcss pntr
~ MI tmeH'r'f1 t. whom nel waR everyday necr-
t!ty n ct1frih.t lin: tlns.n1s Of 1ulnls nf gor'i
fo"d n tho Eisin hf ilnrsr. mua, md 1ca wcrn
great ioHnt.
, 1875-04-22
A GRIND Banquet In E'urlss
Ctlrft, nt,f,t1cuee {,ontt,,,, YtnIts.


TAn1s. April 4.-Last night g.ai,I FRANCO
Ang'o-Amorlcan Horse, Aluto, and Donkey l.au-
quot " 'sas hold at tho Grand Iiotol, Mr.. A. Il.
lliclsncll. tho energetic promoter Of iuppophasy
in England, acting ~ Chairman tho ricr-chalr
l,eing occupied by II. II. Decsoix, founder Of
tho Con,iie IL Ii liaut,e IL CHcral d. Paris.
Tho general company comprised Drouyn do
L,.uys; Comic do danay, Orderly 0tlcsr to
Marshal AlacAlahon; u, Albert; II. Geoi-
troy Haint.Il4!aire, Director of tho Jnrdil.
d'.tetliu.afion; n. 10 Lavalt,,c, Ut tho Jouf,,sl
1Me,ft; N. do yillcmrH2l,t the Marquis slc stlya;
yicom.e de Ia IlorlcbrMltart Cpte do Cosae-ltr4-
$40; aIr, Firli, Of tho l.oyaa Veterinary College,
I4iou Dr.. D,nnafont baron lie Mrrcna; Tue ErIt-
rcseutatiy.s VI the rrrSA, a several Ladies'. The eec
braea ba,i1 Of tho fHrr ID ,rfs played during tlIl,-
Hl.fsia nu,l,srl,g st1y seventy s4 down
uucr, mir, tin Trial Of Irejlldic2 w. Fact btga,, ths
jhc1ps look ut Tho soup rlore aAesl, aud tlen boldly
fullow tho rxa.ulls of. tho veteran hipp9rlagista
rtnc!rirs 10 tlny; Int aftcr lie hrst n,authfnl al
Lcsttaiin yauraed, au! the stores which ar" told Ut
io1. fr ,he fac. that Ii WIZ im,r.lle to tcll tLc
tpn. scauoled hrso sausasss a,d tr'i,.r. u assss
iScr iorlAcd thv A,A taMrFf<s anu tho.a NV 50Fet
iellcary might Aayc t*u nsAe u Any fonT.fv9te'l
1east under htaye,t, an b'u to say fhat th. sAr
.ft lilo rr.a.er rorlu Ut Il untouched ~, uy plate.
Turbo 1lI e sra-ores, ~ might 1asg been expect
Furnished ta' a; snI ahsn M sanS s. u tio,sa Eess
r.uls md touHucs followed, which might laso
Ueru ellhtt reindeer or ". Tho tfiedadtau daae
view bu slrsrsf lLs evening, he nrat close
tender, aud Juicy, and with ~ iudesetilabs aud eni
tho S{isis ,tuits wl.ish vers .trtngy aud c.asse.
aud burs suspicious Resemblance lo shs orliuary
1yaek u lsrisi4n Ee.t.ur4u,.;, Hers tle Iscu;;r
, 1875-04-22
COUNTS OF ARBITRATION.

-"''0 -'"'s' - 80 ~'''~"|0 - 'f<'"t
CHICAGO, April 20.--1n your editorial of to.
day undor tho abovc lca'ling, you seem to ig-
moro tho fact that we haye III thls city two most
important courts Of arbitration, In which nro
daily aud weekly sottletl, and with little or no
losa Of time or money to tho partich Interested,
casea Involving from fow hundreds to eho,,-
sands OF dollars, and to tho decisions OF which
courts n,c rarely object seek 10 overthrow them.
hllntle to tho Committee Of Arbitration and Cor,-
nit.ee Of Appeals OF the Chicago oari oi Trae. THE
TnnusE could not do noio work than 10 esn-
ploy iirrelafa etastlcan to collect a1la cntnare tn
results of ray Loo cases that iare cen tried au. eot-
tr'l In heeo courts with tho 1lss,nLcr Ut casts
Tint have dragged nlung in tho city and State
co,rts, III or.lcr 10 aFcerais, thv ayrraKa tino
required aud tlc tnal utspositlou Of thu, n1oncya
involved whether finally rall 10 tho parties ntcreAtei
or The l!ons share r4!d to Tho la~yrr. From aurti
A3Nree Textbooks cntd 10 Ae III, and placed Ill CIR
public schools which would Impress tlc tnins of
The coming generations TINT they wau!s jump
iuin fiery furnace tu trust ihrr money, their
lca. TIN happiness Of .her families to I'm ccis-
Ions and trcica u ho-cactl cousta Of Law. VIII you
please n..lsn ae move tu thss inarr nIn essn tIo
war.nest thanks VI oil n1en vho love tlelr frnw-men
anu who IN tEer lifetime would llke to the race ad
vAuceI step at least further away from lErbassm
JUSTICE.
, 1875-04-22
DO NOT BELIEVE IT,

10 7Hf EHI6F n tbs INftH90 3flhV1f
Cu1cAao, April III noticed III 5cstcrlays paper
statement to tho effect that o-!ay {sIosay9 waA to
us4cr In tho second advent Of Christ, 4uA wind
np tho AffnIrs Ut this world. Tilu statement
IL in such form NJ to lead 10 tho
conclusion that such Ii The belief of tho denomination
known III Second Adycntis!s generally. Altow mn 10
say that such II not tho casc aud au Of strc to that
body of Christians thut statement shonlt 10
corrected through TuE Tnpuar, ~ I he.
lleyo n!ue-tcnths If tliem do not favor that view
think yoN viii do ua tin Justice ~ correct the above
est woEsaspers iii wrnnR light tpfors tho world.
1 harNn tn know that al thu Advent Church
uu Green sireet tnactinga arc apro!nrl for every
evening ts week. which wnuiA H0t hase Melt ln!n II
that Ieape halioy that after l4is day f1'e should 10
moro, attended their l1.cGtinH Sll!ay iiorn!uN,
md know what u,n saying. asi attended tho aecl.
Ing at sanlsy Hall tsst evening. Tito eAs advanced
there lnay 10 correct but ara generally Mnsattttae-
tory, H,t Il, TuTMIL1,
, 1875-04-22
THE INDIANS,


RT. LnuIs, Arrll !l.--A Globe st'ecAl from Kansas
says: at Is understood that thu Indians WHO c.
caleA iro,u tho Cheyenne Agency tho 9Th Inst aro
oa tho Cmnzrron lssvar, about $50 ulilcs south Of
Fort Dodge, III tho ne!gAborhood Of wlese Acy .en-
ezyousc nt tho beginning OF tho war last SUMMER II
ts supposed that they taavo formed junction with
one or moro Of tho baua that reInained ont ust,g
Tho wlnses, and that tho wLos farco IL probably about
COO strong They usIlently intoat upon hglting
All tho asna1te troops Ut Fort Dodga and Fort Hayes
have bsen ordered ont After t4enl, with instructions to
gathor them in, II 1t takes all summer. Troops are
atp moving up fr1m ths Eout4 TO engage than, Aud
the military authorities cenacnt lhAs tho lutlAuz
cannot eseas collision will one tho other ct tie
torccs marching agz4ust t4cn.
, 1875-04-22

CAlcAao, April 2o.-In your article on "Tho
Gold III tho World" in your saBuo OF to-'iay. you
state as follows, "Tllo product OF gold Ia the
United States in 1874 was s7l, 0ou, 600, a increase
of q million aud half over 1871" Froni the
official statement published III Washington !Ast Jai'-
nary Of precious metals 1roucc II, tho Untod atases
It Vaall kpIesr that n 1874 tho psotlitton OF gol
n,no'1lled to so asa Of siIssF 10 ~; 10
Nat ~ Aat year production Of gel4 M ths country
gather oser than under thu tuark al,l, sls, yoirs
respectfully, JOHN I'saIAuERa.
Inadvertently added tho silver production
to that Of the goid,-Ep.l
, 1875-04-22

Gi~t:a2 Ctrrtsrantrnce 4f TIC Chicago 1+fbunr,
Cu1DwArEn, Aiiri,., April 17.-Tla Circuit
Court has bccn cngagad. this wook iu the trinl
oi Nassin Euanelf. man Rbou: Il years Of nge,
charged with tho murder OF A!nlela Dayis, in
tho IoTnshp Of Iathcl, OIL The eth Of Noyo,a.
ber last. Tin case Is attracting 4 great deal of
attention. nlul the Courl-Hoaao is uot larga
enough to Aol,l all comers.
1t aplcara that, OIL tue morning at tho 27tl. Of
last November, .star:in went. to Dayl. to hnp
kill hons; and that, in tho evonins, llc, payia.
sargout, aud Alsry Davis. pluycd cnrda. aloda
tan sl,o WIS caltedl mt hy tho tablo reading tlia
Danbury Nr,rs, md. during that time, wrota
nlnnlt "TAls II my paper; don't I.so ". hnsl,
"Ol.. dear mol aln no sleepy" At 70 lnin,isra
to Mr. Davis took ott hts walrh called that
slcda. in two Or tlrco minutes: we"t ur-Asaira 10
bed. IAen Davis, Mary, AMI Sargont. played
oun moro game, anil 1lattin wsnt up.BlAlra to
uetl, il rUom next to ata.lA'a.
M,B. Davis went 10 lilo ssar-tloor, and called u
aIartip<hna asked If Ao lad clothes enough, aud
hD aail "Ych." She then calloa to Mola, wliu
did not answer; wiaerouron, eha wont mp to
find her, md sl,o thought sAo Ind not yot CONC
up. slle sllcn ca.no down, md INT down by tho
ktc!iol,-asasc. III d few minutcg, Martin cama
down, tlrew un hin bootA, put ono arm In hiA
coat, vent outdoors. aud went homo, . distance
Of over = miles.
A number ot witnesses hayo testified to tbs
position in Which a1o.la's body Was found, al..!
tho blootl,1natks about tho room. A foo.-Hnsls
Just outside aleda's room-door WAS found. tLat
AIowed tho toos, ball. outside, and lleol OF 4
foot. Media lay Oh tho bod. purity across; aud
lMs than feet from hcr head. on tho window.
H!ll, 10y her fasher'a razor. partly alnt. On :
stand over = foot away was a blood
md number Ut Aaggles woro 1uado IN Mcda'A
hroat-ono cutting tue cartilage entirely on.
oui two others nearly going though 1t. pr,
J.. II. Beech, who examined tliona4 gayo l,ia
opinion tnat ahey wcro 1uala from, Tho right sl.in
OF the neck toward tho left, mid that Media dill
not tn!lct tho wounds herself. sho bslng right
handed porsou.
Hero the eylloncc closes for tue Woek. The
prosecution ciasm that Martin was deeply In love
with deceased, aud wus . rejected sultor. aud
killed her from lc4Iouuy, The tloory Of tho do.
fouBe iH, tllat II was suicide. How It will turu
out remains. OF course, to be seon. The caso
will p1obably occupy nu0t4ar wesk, u about
forty witucases arc yet to 10 examined.
, 1875-04-22

In q careful and ell.uritten rosieY Of Ohio
correspondent tho admission III frankly made
that tho reason why tho state wont Democratic
at tho last cloation, and why tho 1esnls OF tho
no1t u doubtful. Is because Of tue inluonco Of
Of psohibitioua1n OF year aro, 1t isaclaitnod
that the liepubllcan party is not Justly respon-
slhlo for this wcll-n4oant but wholly Abostive.
performance =; yet It must hayo had somothiuE
sn bas t. - :; ss ds9ns Sas asss
, 1875-04-22
MILWAUKEE psetE SOCIETY.

Fl<e71E T1sIEth n 7ht Eh7FH5o 1r1h1HF.
MtLwAukEE. April 21.-Thc I4slles' nhls inl
Benevolent Society elected the following officers for
tbs cuan!Hg year to-day: President. Mrs. II. II.
West; ylrc-prestdent, Mrs. c. j. Russell; kcercary,
Srs. II. r. Eln,oro: TREASURER, 1Ira. O. C. Collins
Superintendent aud Directors nf Wnris-First Airs
J. e. 1lnnon ausl J. J. Talmalgo: sccond, Mre. J..
Powell atss Ella Jcwctt, md Martha 1lnoker; Third,
Mrs. Terry, r. J. Crosby, aid c. J. nue,c: Fourth,
Atrs 4. II. AbtsAt, 4. II. Adams, nnA J. II, Hotl! !;
laf1h ansl Eighth Mss; T. o. Laid, l.. u rar.ons and
l4sson; sixth, aLrs. G Mayhew. 4 Hyde, a;"l +.
rant, anil II. Langley; Ninth. Airs. George Ogden.
n. II. ltlcon, anil frank ". Soy,.. Tenl, Mr..
Salurl hsuwt,; Eleventh and Twalfth, vacant; TAlF.
tetuih, allsa aiay Mortimer, Mrs. deorge uearl.
, 1875-04-22

meas parable. An i'nmrnsn cros,, v'.ntsrt tile dis
play. Appropriate addresses vert i. irr:.!.
Thn celebrated racc.llnrao Kt.tlciy. ownel ly
Ans,rst l"Innnt lctl Mt tho Nnrre1y snl Farm, ii
Babylon, l.. t., oil Monday. Eentuc.y bird hy
ni Met1oy, In 18St on the Ashland c*tat", in Ken
tucky.
fn.nniItrcs Iaee t,ecn appointed BY members ot tho
1t1~ a:.l cit!Ana OF Suw York 10 co-"Ierac with tn
Inan1Hers If the lcatrr4 aud ntnre tic hcetnl nf o
E1,"h. i rtormnnrcr tho iii inst., for lie fAny
VI tho !ate Dan bryant.
, 1875-04-22
I1eItELLGIOLS yVaRFAlsE,


TNc IaOpc r11{l the tlI,i (,nfNoffca Of
Htritzrr1,,,,,.
''s@ ~ .'1..a ~ iN',u'
There nro about bo,020 Ca:iiolfe1 in Bwitzcr.
land WHO refused to swallow Tho Vatican dogma
~ the iopes Ihiat'bl''sJ' 1hey l.avo socedcd
frotl tho Church, uHdcr tho name Of Old Catho.
Iica claiming IN bn true Cnt}nlru n,;1 :, a+o,,
~ =. " ~ ~, 80 v'NT' ~, WIZ to45."s''
ny the "hcHsne taltll OF tue Cli'l'c!I. Parnl In
falsb1ty tllnr tlc,puuco ns g blasp,on,pus as-
a1'i't'io"' F'"'ls"e" nS ElafPnnG an1eition nnta
conkll'lstl's vanity. That theio IL M love lost
,,'.,'.s, -" ,'I'uon.n a avn AA' 'oas
ho 1":sea 'fa'n the following letter, dated
March -, which tho Pom has Addressed TO Tin
Syis, t'ott,n,;c c,,r,, oval i,;,, ,z,:,,t IL r,It
[GlIolWes 1lH sa1H:
, 1875-04-22
CANVIt.tE, ILL.


SNteidl HsAutrh fp 1hr Chfr1ya Tfitunr.
DAHy1L,,:, ILL.,, April 2l.-Thc rcAltk OF tho mnnlc-
ipal election hero ycatnr,lay IA folla~s: H. 7.
Deckason was elected Mayor, debating tho preacnt
incumbent, r. IT, Meyers, who as elt tho o,lce for
tlrce consecutive terms: John Lang, Georas i.
Hroor, Deadly Wntrnus, !. H. Johnson, mi, v. C. Mc
Reynolds n A!erntan; II. T. blackburn, al Attorney;
1e Myers. M4ralat 4. Z. Truman, ~ Closk; xEd
II. u, smith, as Treasurer.
, 1875-04-22
rELEGRAPHic BREV!rlEs,

TGo EXECUTIVE Conlmitoo Of the 10wa Slate Orange
IL tIl scsslun.
Tho Common Council Of Lansing, Miel.. bns isgued
$too00 III boads to lay interest Oh rsruadad bonds.
VAughn's Dank, u Eaton 1arlls. Mich, cloaeta Oh
the 18th. Tho extent Of tho liabilities Il uot knuvu.
The Rev. DR.. Johu Halls Old church, 1t Fifth eytnus
anl Nineteenth streets, INV York, laa becu void 9or
$l&o, ,0b0.
The anniversary of tho Hattie Of Isrluto Wa ce'o-
bfsts4 n aalyc4saa 3sstpstsy " military sud asu"
, 1875-04-22

WAsHiAaroN, D. G., April 3i.-The Interior De-
paFt1aent hax received dispatch fsun Henry II. At.
kinaop, Commissioner 10 secure thu removal of the
Kickspoos from Mexico, and tho nr1t Commissioner
OF lunalons, Dated from Antonio, Toxas. Tho dis
patch Maya tAat Atkinson has accomplished t4e difficult
snd dangerous work Of removing tho Kekapoos from
At1icau Enil, aud that they hsye started on their
h"seAwaFA Trip from an Antpuio to their reservation
In tau IudlaA Territory
, 1875-04-22
CAIRO. ILL,

Special Dfsrntrh 10 TIE Ghira9" Tr1dnr>.
CAInu Ill., Arrli 9i.-Iho municipal cIrctton In this
city yesleruy resulted In tho election Of Henry Wifi
ter 70: Mayor By minority Of IL vocs; nearly 1,5oo
yocH cast altogether It is probable that wnora
opponent, ". S. Morris, will contest the election Oh
the ground that large number Of illegal Vo.os we're
cast In favor Ut Winter.
, 1875-04-22

fTtfIV3 37fFfdTfH 70 3H6 tHFFII1 TflHHHF+
Hnorrns1owS, ILL.,, April 2l.-Tho e.orllon for mil
n,cal ol!lccra at tGiH place yesterday resulted III tie
complete triumph Of tue Ant!-Iicau.o ticket. Tho
voo VIA heavy anl thn nlaorlica F1nalT, ituorerr-
tow,, llas Eccn FREQ frnn TIN aecrscd Influences Of
aalonn for two years past, MID IL eyicut from Tie
aettu1l Of our voters thai they rather enjoy IT..
, 1875-04-22
SPORTING NEWS.
Ninth Day Of the Interstate Bill
lard Tournament.
Tho First Professional Base Ball Game OF
tho 6ensoI.
BILLIARDS..
Niff,t,t.tf-fiHt.

unl l1o. 1t was oil rscre,tlusy tam1 and hItt1thaa
roncs. ail1iera blaylng waH far tciow LIH average
1taa had nol chare to catcl. tl'a old man tapsn
hut ho h nat takn ntisanta3c of 1t. Tls game
ui,e Of thc s!HwGst II tho tournament. Inning aer
Inning rea,,Ite* in h'auls ntl ytry ANAL t,s,e. Tho
only noteworthy exception WAS ifoaa run Of u III tue
thIrty-1l.'atll fntlint.
+. !, J. /. !. D. b. .. s. =. j. !. {, ], :.
e., T. y = 4 49,; z IL ~" H.. 49,
+ T. Il + J. J. ! i j. is 2 4 J. 7 l. & + l. j. ), 3
Tinio II uamc-f!na hour AMI lfty minutes.
Hl1sEs-lAHxEn. .....
limp lhlncH nili Frank Parker. II won ihttrest
Ing rri'cly OIL aeco"nt OF tue lcai reputation Of
sontr ii t1lc :no,itlls" before thu game cn-
fnrcai rrc'ctcl that Parker would ff,r'w u t"rre-
serro lhncs' chancsr, AZ is himself had a thos fGr
Irizo hut thu result rurr-l tho fa&taty of id 1Mtf
a,,c IL se sixth ln,,na ID tailted !. liliasa, anil
Erttug tio feasl of s.pump" jnrt about that ,uany
I..nr. 10 followed with ls. l,asina IT. seofe ~ T.,
II I Nj 1 inuny nt'Ss r. 1ssat r run s s y
rcsrral Innings thereafter o struck lit Of rtraler
p'nytng ami approached to within hu lta q inrkets
anil Wont os.' ii il,e thIrty.nnih int.,H. ~
T1lH following IL I1H' atore:
aue, q vi. :.
KiHEs-o 10. e. f. ali, 4, D, 1, ,, 0. q, {, H., o,
%. 4.D,r... !, B. O. i, H., 3-l3e, Aser-
a1s. !.
Iuic Of gasnc-ouo hour au'1 .iirIy minutes.
Tile rtallt Of this EaHe should SILENCE talk Of ny
col4Inn among lilo llaycrf. Tho iutiila,lus,s AMI
surn!+rt ye cray III reference 10 Parker Wero Easnc-
fut nnt unjust, 1t was simply MI outrage 10 aEpptae
that the fri,lly stIatnns existing letwcea hiu md
iIAipcs could Induce sl.cll !A!uiltst colluslon.
RffAw-1toSISG.
Tho Inst rnne Of ,l,u AFTERNOON wA next played be-
twcc,, Gha% aud IIol,I,,g,
II wna ono Of shaw ess aancs being tho onty oe-
easio whar o lias shown nythiu like LII besl play.
Whether this WA tho result of better gu.,crAl cnE~
Tim r lin effect Of a,ayiun weaker adversary than
few preliminary Innings Of r1nal account .e struck
out for .s III ttn next Inning e aumsael 70 BY The
ali % iis imaneIsasely fo|iowed viii IL, reach!ns
Herewith his ljs t,tsoa, lIontna standing Ut ~.
TLy latter ArHt 1yr,i Viii. s,snrtIa results In the
tetll innfng when liz 1untlo ~ by ,lna nurrln nui
general play. SAAw finished Tie game i'll the ine-
ieeitll ltitnH.
Tta following Is the scoro:
HtAw-. !, ,, o, o. !, ls ST. ", ?, 1918, !, 0, o,
!, q, R--chl. Average. 10 11-l!.
1fuN1sn--1i. o, o. ], D. i, !, 0, T. II, 3, j. !, !, Q,
=, 4-.D. Afcrngt, d.
1sne VI ga'i1e-ono hour anil ten minutes
MISUNDERSTANDING.
on'as Saafe i,o o. p a1a Witt e
, 1875-04-22

KANSAS CITY. MO.
Fpet5a! Uftsa'eh IN Tfe chfrn3n tribune.
EANsAa CItr, no., April 21.-Tlo City Council met
to-aigh and lilo following appointments by the Mayor
CONFIRMED: D. A. n. Grover. Comptroller; Judgo
1rumback, City counscllor Il. SALISBURY, Assessor;
Or. IameH ~. Wooa, City Illysictau; A. 4. Holmes.
Engineer: 4. Meyer, Clerk.
, 1875-04-22

spftIni Di*Dafeh ia 7as Chituys Tribune.
DnAtnwoop, ILL.,, April 1.-The Republican ticket ia
elected: William Mooney, tho 9rcat law.cxpouuler,
LAS ioen defeated for City Attorney William Good
rich IL elrct,t Mayer, Hobart Bafr City Treasurer.
uul Mr. Levi 6elna City MaFsha1.
, 1875-04-22

tean mud american masters nj thu rrcson Hay which
i. II. exhibition nj thH JHltt hrt t;airy, uwlng n
tho kct'. .rnle,fnn fr fta rIrcaac u Uttered euttrc
d. tAhlic nate Oh s&ln IGth it1st,
, 1875-04-22

!I.riaf Ntrpafch TO 7hs tAfraqo Tribune.
ALTON. ILL.,, April 2l.-Tha municipal election held
yesterday at Edwurdsvlo resulted as foown: g. r.
Clark Republican, for Anyor u. Duran Davia for City
Ctrrk: L. L, Frdry. Democrat for City Treasurer;
". +. Drn!ahaw, Republican,, tnr City Attorney; A.
Klurgle Joe II. Jones. nud a. Keller for Aldermen.
, 1875-04-22
ART ITEM.

NEW yong, April u.-Col. Henry T. Chaptnans
collection a paintings BY the most renowned Raro-
, 1875-04-22

sr.eial nispntrh IN The thi-uao tribune.
pExtN, ILL.,, april .l.-Ths city election passed on
quietly yesterday. Columbus Il. Cummings was
elected MayDr. Beycn Aldermen are Democrats and
lye Nepubl1rans.
, 1875-04-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEFs.

LONDON, Arr4l 2l.-steasashrs Hecla, from bostou:
Scandinavian, from Possla0ai md Batavia from A4x
YoEt, have asFivl qpt
, 1875-04-22
THE WEATHER.

TIE WENTHENs
WARRINGTON, u. C.. April AL a. m.-Fur the
urpcr Lake region aud thu OAfo Valley, gaueFa)y rlesr
and cool weather, with northeast to east wiuds, aud
continued high barometer.
LoCAl4 OBSERVATIONS.
UltfCtup Anrtl 81,