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THE PEosRTSEss with which the fire on
compliment to the discipline maintained by
Captain Curtis, and cannot be too highly
prnised.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The prices Of
stocks showed some improvement. Gold adj
vanced to 117t and closed at 1l7t Money was
easy and foreign exchange firm.
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The HARLEM FIATs.-General Smith
created sensation in the Board Of Police
Commissioners yesterday by his arraignment
Of the Street Cleaning Bureau tor its action in
regard to the filing Of the Harlem flats. 1t
even appears from the Commissioner state
ment that at least one of the police surgeons
who signed the remarkable report made public
some days ago has declared that his signature
was obtained to the document by the peculiar
coercion which the heads Of departments
sometimes use in dealing with their subordi-
nates--tho fear of deoapitation. DR.. Fetter,
the surgeon referred to by General Smith, is
TO be examined before the Board to-day, and
we may hopo that before the new Commits
sioner is done with the matter the action of
Malsall and Disbecker viii be SO fully exposed
as to make their retirement necessity.
TIE EXPLOITS or CAPTAIN NoRToN upon
the. seas and in the ports of the Antilles, If
not So daring as those Of the old buccaneers
OF the Caribbean Sea, are quite as interesting,
and the story which we print to-day reads like
page from one of Michael SCOTS novels.
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, 1875-06-01
The CROPS,

6peeiaI DtsnnteA to Tie Chfcaoo Is7buas.
Iowa CITY, 1s- May 31.-Tho crops look
splendid. A largo ac1cage Of corn has becn
planted and stands well. 50. too. Of small
g.nina. Notwithstanding the backward Season.
lhoro nsyoF wero 'fai'ef prospects for hrga
harvest tho coming autumn.
sp<:tat Uf<7akeh II 5Ae Chtra1o Trib1rt.
FnEEPoa7. III, Nav 3l.-lleportA Of ,rops In
This tasephenson) md ths adjoining conatits Of
0Cio md Carroll pr, exceedingly aa.soring.
Corn III not only entirely under tho ground. hut
rapidly climbing out. 1t Is estimated TIM: fully
three -fourths Of tho land put down 10 4.cd in
Ogte md Carroll Counties is In corn aml oa,s,
many farmers having sown wheat sufficient baro-
" for home consumption In son,e cases, how
ever, tho chnch-bug III putting IN IN appear ancc-
There has been no rain In this vicinity Ior over
three weeks. Tho GROUND in becoming psrched
aud Cry. Should not tho threatened drought ba
soon interrupted. the small grains In this inmo-
diato noighborhood will Euffer.
MANHATTAN, Ean., Ma5 3l.-The grasshoppers
arc very scarco in this county, And the crop4
never looked botter. solno ds'ds Of rye viii bs
ro4dy for harvest next week.
, 1875-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


meeting Of tho Chicago Crickot Club wan
held 1t tho sherman Itouho last evening for the
pnrposo Of reorganizing and tho election Of Of.
ficeEs. rho attendance was small. ]. l., RAM
soS was In tho chair, and James 4. Isowen, Sac-
rotary. After a general talking over OF tic
interests Of the Club, tho following wero elected
onicera for the cnsring year: atr. Shor.ali,
President; J. T. Eowen and j. l.. Ham.
ray. vlco-pretidonts; William Richardson, Trcas-
voro elected Managing Committee: Morazs.
Street, Dwyer. Eoweu, Hyde. aud ArcGlaahon.
Sovoral now members weso electod, among
othe1s tho 1sev. Robert Colser, honorary mem
ber. After tho transaction of some further but
unimpostant busnets, the Club adjourned.
AT nKTKnrT.
srsesa1 b+tpateh h The Ghtenpo 7ribun<.
DH1ho1T. May 3l.-Eightocn Of the Grand
Rapl1a Cricket Club played here to-day With
olsven Of tho ponnhnlnrs, and made rs, while
the reninsulAra Bcornd 219.
, 1875-06-01
SfI1ci0E.

!Spteta' Espateh II The Chicago Tribune.
DEInoiT, May J1.-hss. 8arnh Seine commit
tod suicide to-day with lhulAnum. Domestic
troubles were tic cause.
Sp+.7al psyatch to TnS csfot~s 7ttb4rrx.
GA1EsuuRo, ILL.,. Mny 91.-Tho citizcna Of
Knoxville wero horrthc4l yesterday morning At
tho announcement that William Armstrong, ono
OF their most respected eisizcns, had committed
sGisldo BY hangine FINANCIAL ,1a & dincnltes aFe
leavas wifo. bnt no Children.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 3!.--An unknown man
cut bis throat on farm uear this city Last
night Ho WAS drcsaet tn bluo sack coat and
tean pknta. No Glow Waa found on his par4on u
to his pAsIdanca Of Identity.
, 1875-06-01

srx.a1 DtspateA to TAs Chsco9o Ir7otn4.
Qu1SuY, H., May sl--On Saturday lost man
named Frank Elliott mado + ghAstlJ attempt to
suicide by cutting his throat, and becauso ho
could not guccasafully snpeGinteud two wiyes.
lie miserahy failed, however, in Lis effort 10 get
out Of the world. but Buccoodel Saturday oven
ing iu getting ont Of Quincy with wife No. Z. He
cau,n hero about two woekB ago, whithor ho Was
followed bY w3to No. ], who declares that ahe
will fellow hitn 10 the onds Of tho earth, aud
hopes 10 succeed ia making him cut hls throat.
, 1875-06-01

Srteta1 uspafeh to 7'hs Chicago Tr15sn<,
IA1onTE, Ind, May 31.-Tas Fro Depart
ment OF this city havs do.eeminod TO hold
tournament on tho 9Th Of July. Thn prizes
ar.ouns 70 sl,oo0. and are Is follows: Hose
companios-FirBs prize s150; .econd prize,
el0o; third prize. ESQ; sweepstakes, st0o and
= solid silver trumpet. Hook and Ladder COM
panioe-$50. Beat bRnd OF mutic-450. Homo
Companies-Fi prize, ESQ and silk baaner,
second prize, 425. general invitation is ex-
tended 10 a1L The tournament will ba governed
bY tha REGULAR Indiana fult4
, 1875-06-01

TIE CENTRAL AHA QUESTION.
LoNDoN, May 31.--Th0 Post says that 1t has
reason to believe that there ia every likelihood
Of tho Governments Of Russia md England
coming to friendly arrangement on tic ques-
ton Of Central Asta-
Tho Parliamentary Whip has tnvlsod tbs aup-
po,tors Of the Government to zncet DiRraal this
afternoon.
TAILUnEH.
LONDON, June 1-5:50 3. m.-The Abeidoro
Iron Company has failed, With liabilities Of lc750,-
600, Their nominal aasots nro entiuntod At
f980,0 This sum is the total valuation OF
;hsr yoFz1 14o sesethes with s taoss q ths
eoncorn with tho Aberuaro Company. THIS
failure involves Hauderson II Co., bill brokers',
and Gilead 4. Smith. Their liabilities aro placed
1t Ea0o, 600. for tho groater part Of Which their
creditors hold the aeonrttiea Of Ja1nes Dawbasn.
Tho lattera liabilities a1o estimated at f3i 900,
aud aABGts at f25.000.
The Times comments ca tho failure al the
iron companies aud Bandetson i Co. al follows:
Wo regret very much to record douhio failure,
whsh toIoxsd M ths sospSs Of % oSersnI, % uasrney u T
%. It ia Ead that tho SanleEsola arc Involved With
tho it0u companies to tue extent Of &nu that
Startling. ~ ~
PARLIAMENTARY rnIYrLE1KA.
Tbs Uouge Of Commons tonight resumed con-
motion offered by tho Marquis of harrington
May was taken up. 1t waa to tho effect
that tho House Should. not euserta!n any
complaint with respect to the publication
Of la proceedings oxcopt In caseB 0f mil}ful mia
topseeonton, OF when representation il pruhlb.
itod, and that strangers will not be Obliged to
withdraw unless they Ars disordsrly. or By spe-
cdal direction Of tito House.
Tbie motion Waa uegatiyod.
Disrno!t thcn moved that, II attention Is called
by auy nson,bor to tho presence OF strangers, tho
House shall decide by d,yialoa uletlcr they
Withdraw. Fufthormore, that tho Speaker ba
empowered to order thcir Withdrawal whenever
he secs ct. Diarselis motion vas unAnimoualy
adopted.
, 1875-06-01

MINISTERIAL MEETING.
Tho Methodist ministers held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday forsuoon, Dr. Edwards
presiding. Thoro wore pressut Messra. Fostar,
Fe'to1, Loebor. Jewost Leof.ud. A1tell. WILL
iamaon, Hill. .Atchlaon, 1loiuker, Edwards,
Marsh, Boring uomsnway, Youkos, Mereallh.
Cantino, Thomas Martin, ClsndonLng, 'frus-
dell. Miller, ". Koller, leck, D1iggo parkhurst,
Hitchcock, Willing, BAepard, Guruey.
The following churchoB reported Tint tAcr
missionary colIectlone, Iaken Sunday, not or OK"
ceedod tElu!E severh aseessmouths Wabash, bt.
Paui's, Van Buren, 6t.eet, Clark Street., 0rAus
Avenue, Michigan Avenue, Ttinit5, Centenary.
Evanston, aud Oakland.
Dr.. Trusdel! reported happy rrogTesa oon-
corning tho coming Sunday School Assembly 1t
Lake DiuH. and tho moetiug adjourned.
THE SOUTHERN PREsBYTERiANs.
Br. LOUIS, No.. May a1.-1n tho Presbyterian
General Assembly today On motion. the head
quarters Of ths Committee On Foreign Missions
vess transfat1ed from Coluubia, g. G., to Dal-
tl,no.s.
An e1ozs to change tho aeAt Of thu COMMITTEES
On susteotluou from Columbia 70 Baltimore
failed.
Dr. 6iratdeau wAA unanimously electsd to shs
Chair Of Dldsctio and Po!emlo Theology as tho
Theological Bom!na.y It coluub!a, 8. g.
The Doctor made feeling address In aoknowl-
edgmont, and asked for time to conaldsE tho mat
tai before accepting o. declining tho poalt!ou:
Or. Lsfesre and Judge ingalls, wsss appointed
delegates to tho 0steral Assemblies OF tho
oumbsslaDd PsssbJtsfT and ths hafosmsa
ps. Ssz4ss noha.@z ax.s.a rassiu4aa taas
, 1875-06-01
,LltH01s INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.

Sptstal Dsnateh ia re Calaaqs 7tsa4sa<.
oHA4PAtaN, Ill, May 3l.-1bo exa1ninAtions Of
olasses have commeucod 1t tho industrial Uni
vesslsy. preparatory to sbo coming oouuancs-
ment, which occu1s on Wednesday, next. Gov.
BeyoridRo and othora arc to be present, and the
exercises are expected to bo worry Interesting.
Dr.. J. 4 Smith, of Chicago. editor OF the Stand
ard, has beeu engaged to do@tvcr tha annual ID
dresA before tho literary aooietioa-
, 1875-06-01
EnE1and's Intervention in tho
Lntc ErnncO-(icrlnan Con.
trUVcrSy.
Lord Derby Briefly Explains the Course
Adopted by tho Ministry.
Tbs Privilege Question settlod in the
House Of Commons.
The Matter Left 10 the Discretion Of
tho Speaker. Anil Vote Of tie
House.

THE RECENT WAH nuHoAH.
LONDON, May 31.-An unsigned letter In tho
.xs",,,I 80 NJ. I'll. w.. ~ it,, 49,
"aEnko tunlof. LID "f'1o1 sash 11as " ~"
WeokB ago tile dorman representatives At vaslonh
European Courts officially complained that
-o.,,,,,on ~ tha u.r INN vor echr,in,t1
'"'poD -, ~ ,r,'. 'ao va '' ~ 49,. ','s.
1he dofman a1ih1S.er IN Vienna. oecsafea uat'
owing TO Gcrmary'a long-An1Ierlng. war had not
yet broken out. The Car theronpon tele-
grnrhed to Emporor william entreasinr him 70
postpone operations until tho Berlin interview.
lilo alBu Instructed tic IiuBstan Atnhaashdor at
the Court OF u. James to suggest tho co.opora'
tton Of Great Britain Ia behalf Of rcaco.
ExnLAHnFa fs INTERPRETATION: W @
evening, Earl kursoll aaket that the oorre: =:
spondt nee botwoe1 Great Lrtsiti n''d tho Conti3
nontal powarB arieinK out OF tls recent var
alarm. 10 iaid before tho Houho.
The Earl Of Derby rcpnd that ho sYnrn-
thized with tho curioHlty Of those who had
last fe~ weeks. !he doFe1nmtht unsited 70
concea! nothing IL had done, but 1t would be In.
poaslh!o to give TAR sccoune With
OUT Largely nAtn8 CONFIDENTIAL communica-
Of ot1er dovern'nontH Who would ob1ocs to
such disclosure. Ihe publication Of these COM
1aunications would profont EnE'tstt diplomattsta
from rcceiv!ng Information In future, aud to
aubn,tt mut'intel corroBpondence might mis-
1eod the House. lug causea Of sae disnnte were
the interests of neacc, to give publicity TO tho
detai!A q tho controversy.
Lofu Defhy then pEoceeaeu 70 state that nor
sons hlglcAs ln authority 10 Borlsn OF lato open-
! source Of danger 10 Germany, because 1ta
] magnitude showed a determination on tho part o.
franco To ronoW tue war, that Germany, In neif-
dolense, might 1ceI inrelicd 70 HtTsko the htst
, 1875-06-01

in xnccosafon, and no ono Thought It ut all
extraordinary. In 1872 one Pierre Ia Glare loft
tlo mouth Of St. Joseni1 Elver. Michigan. At or
before daghrcnk. reaching Chicago. 20 miles
distans, before o'clock tllht evening. This
walk was all tho Way On the baud beach Of Lake
Michigan. than which nothing .s moro fatguo:
lug. 1t ~aa on ordinary thing. and conafaored
no t'r.usua hardship IN those days, for q man 10
walk tn miles day without a losd, and Of 10 IN
carr ying pack on hia back Of 20 70 10 pounds
weight. G.
, 1875-06-01

GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Special Disrafeh to The Chpda, TRIBUNE
OTTAWA. Cnuada- May ALL Ia fully believed
tho Premier, who Inn loft for England. will DO
.tllighted toforo his toturn to Carada, OF receive
aome other mark OF British favor. The Hon.
Senator George Brown. Who uas the Bstiph rep
resentativo in the Washington treaty negotia-
lions, visits Great Britain on private buetncss,
AZ well "a Government official hrsincgA and Ia
ALSO expecs~l to 10 the recipient Of some Gove1n-
mont favor.
, 1875-06-01
CITY AIRS,


Sptefal Dispateh II 1nt cAfoaoa 7r.bans.
D1ooxsS07ox H.. May sl.-Tousght tie
City Council hold special meeting on tho .nas-
Ter OF sewerage, which u now agtasinR tho peo-
pie, aud without which tho city cannot much
iouKer do, No definite steps hsye yet boon de-
tssmtned upon. It u probable that = comprc-
heusiva plan for Sewers aud drains for Tho whole
tho Future, III draining operations Will bs guided
byis.
, 1875-06-01
agreed in tho caro- Of Tho peop1o ys. Augusta
Mycfs, tried for infAntscEde.

HtoTOuS MINERS AHRF F9TEp.
WnKrsBAnnE, rn., n1hy 3l.-Ri1teon Of tho
mlnsrs engaged in driving away tl,o vorkmen
from tl,a Ynnamio and Hugar mitch rnnoa wero
atroatod to-day and held IL II, ,000 bail each.
, 1875-06-01
SPAIN.

ALLEGED REPUBLICAN ooxsrInAcr.
MADRID, May 0l.-1t IL reported that Cans.
Boeea aud patino hayo boon a1ronsod tor oono-
pliaity Id Republican conspiracy.
, 1875-06-01
CAPTURE or AN otD.TiMER.


B1oux C1Ty, lh., May 31.-Tho Sheriff Of this
soupty, J. II. Mcdonald, effected An importsnt
ktrcat Sunday in tho porson Of George ". Lay,
4 mau who has for about thirty 5ekfs nlade
hotso-sseaiinga regular buaincss, and has DO nuc-
scssfuIly covered his tracks heretofore AZ to ea-
eape punishment for hlB csimcs- His lust exploit
10 this vicinity WAS about two months sgo, when
i,o stole span Of valuable horses aud ao'a them
in Miuuesota, whore he was arrested. He Ia now
in tail here to await trial. Tie proof agalnst
him IN this Instance Is positive. He has gener-
ally operated In Wisconsin,. Illinois, lows and
II horRe-BtASliuR.
, 1875-06-01
raoturo Of a Band Of D0nl-For-
gers ut philadelphia.
Cn1d. Hooded Assassination Of Citizen
Of Denver, Col.
6egro Iough Shot by m 0nlccr ut
bloomington, Ill.
Particulars Of o Brutal Murder In Oshkosh,
Wis.
A Man slaughters His Mother-iu-1nw
with IN Adzo.

FcncEns ARRESTED.
srtetai Disp1trh to Tht Ch,eaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 3i.-The acctot scr
1ico officials havo made very Important arrcats
today in Philadelphia. Tho arrostB were made
IN co-operation with rInkerton. At tho inaEanco
NJ The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad COM
n.n7. The persons arrested arc charged with
bepF tho leaders In combination to
,ncciys nnd deliver fraudulent bonds.
They conducted their operations through
the uoainm OF All insurance company.
md bg using tho forged bonds AZ collateral.
Among other securities they had raiscd money
On largs amounts Of forged bonds Of tho Chicago
/ Northwestern Road. groat many United
States registered hea,ds wero forged, by crasing
Inc pstles OF the oriEinnl ovnerB aud substitute
ing different nansra. Bono prominent rasca!a
ESQ been caught IN this affair.
pf t3as Mey saa II f'oieI.en aa%
sb,recd in conncouon with Robert Wisart,
vho is reported 10 he tn custody
Ia New York. with having boen Implicated III
Hatlyoad, which we1o traced to George T.
Ui1t, whoso arrest III connection With
ths Safeguard Iusarsnco tr1ubio took
place III November last. Tho rart!rs
nnlcr arrest for aeaing ii, forged and stolen
bonds, three fl.b00 bo.lda In tho 1lhmo Of Mr.
0eI.iugor. Of lla1oigh, n G.. being found In har
posscaalon-
BRUTAL MURDER.
OSHKOSH, May 3l.-On Sunday morning hbous
daylight brutal murder took place IN this
city, tho result Of bad whisky. A German.
ramed Petor Gross, spent Saturday c7onlug at
tho horostdeuco Of Ills ro9asiyo, Oswald Mcnso,, Who
bid just returned from a, visit to Germany. On
hia uay homo, about o'clock, in company with
lis little aon, ho VIM takon i'll from the eoets Of
tho evenings jollilcaslon, md eat down on tho
adowalk. While there, and only twonty OF
thirty rods from hiB own house, party Of three
men, all Of them moro or loss intoxicated. came
ntong nnd, mce.ng him. began to bent
aud unaltroat hin. Finally, altar emitting
hinl III the faco with a knifo, ono OF them
struck him on tho forehead with club OF so1no
bluut weapon. giving him fata! wound. Thos
then rctroated In tho direction Of Ninuocounoo.
Cross was soon afterwards discovered, and chr
tied homo. where ho lived until o'c'oc1t in tho
evening. IIo dd not at any time recover anf-
fcicntly to speak. Tho police immediately sot
upon tho track OF tho ruft}ana, and in the atter-
noon succeeded in arreeting thon: 1hel! ralnea
trc Jacob Bvickoy, John 1allatino, and Albert
pal>atlne- They ndm!t their guilt. Great m
Mgnation exists among tho people, a. tho mur-
&or xAa entirely unprovoksd.
, 1875-06-01

bptttas Dtspatch u 1As Chteaos 1fi5uns.
Iowa crrE, Il MA5 8l.-TTo inmatos OF tho
County Jail here dug out md escaped last night
0ne VIA charged with stealing carpet hang.
3og On : linz In tho door-yard Of 4 C1ergyDani
tho other for stealing q boz OF boots- Thay
have lot yot beon Appfehended.
, 1875-06-01

Hpte74l D}spakeh 70 TRs Ehieaoo 1Flbans,
BouTH DENp, Ind. NAY a1.-A lorae-thjof
answering to tbs name Of JAnea nuesall hnd
hAillng from Freeport, ILL.,, WA arrested hero
this morning for stealing 4 horse from Rolling
PrairIa. Ths evidence ii atrong enough to send
hin TO tho PenitontlGy.
, 1875-06-01

Tbs Masonic Grand Lodge Of ths Btate OF
Iowa moota At Dss Holmes to-dAy. 1 tArBn deie-
CATION II Presant-
Tha United States steamer HKst&fs, Com
mAndsr N&lph Ohanalar, arrived u Nsw York oe
Sunday t.p1 th4 transit ei FaarA aspsllAoa.
, 1875-06-01

GOODRICH STEA3KltA.
Fur HAetne, milwaukee,. aud Wlst hhnzs ports,
daily, Sunday eaasptsd At....s.....,........ II. 4.
nAthtdAJe y cafSon H16t doal !eat4 qnu..s p u-
tally. nundsy *xeeptsl ~. ri.
Fur 1t. joasph md Hantuu lIAFb9EE, daily. Sunday
eacspcd, n 4. IN
k4tut4Ay4 boat daa't AAEa Iatu p. H.
fnk Manislso, 1.udlnxtan, sse.. Tuesday AMI
rhuEsd.J Ae.-.. -
sovns Mohd4ys and Th4EadAya st........,.... -.
rqrtx FnsxdaS aud HrIAJ J......,,.,,,,,,,.. p. N.
~ Doek 1u04 MlEh1kAa.1Y. +, q. 4uTE1H. 8upt-
, 1875-06-01

Baseball Games at tho East
Yesterday.
Arrival Of the Horse Fu1lcrton-His Pro-
gramme for tho Season,


BASE BALL.
Observation-Disclosures
Sptciat itlspateh To Vie Chicago 3rfbun4-
PHItADELrn1A, May U.-The fourth chain
pionnhlp game Lotwoeh the A,hiotcs md Thia-
delphiss was won by tho former, 10 to 8, aftos =
desperate strugglc, ten innings hoing played.
Tho Athletics led of with four two-base hits,
but tho bat playing of Sutton aud Clapp Ravo
tho r!ladelphiaA 'run4 and shs lead it'll the
seventh inning. In tho tenth tnutDg tho Ath-
lotics made runs on eiQht clean Lits, Sutton
making homs-ruu.
fnn.uys- I 2 3 I 8 10
Athletics ....,,..,,.,A q 0 Z d &--lt
rhitadtlEhlAA. ........1 / Z a q 0 o.
, 1875-06-01
THEQ poiCAl~@LuMNt.

1p1e131 ER4pa3A % tn cAE00s 1F4541''31
1npIANAPoIls, Asy 3i.-Ths alumpi os III
NorthRestosn Chratiaa University havs mlds
arrangements for grand reunion on tha Lib Of
Jnus, in th!A city.
, 1875-06-01

LOUISVILLE, May 3l.-Basc nall: Diympics,
Of Louisville, Il; Wcster,A. Of Kaokuk, II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEw Yonx. May 3l.-Base pall uaztfosds 3; !;
Mutuais l.
, 1875-06-01

PROVINCIAL ELECTION.
srec1af UaspettA to INf Chseaoo T17nunt.
MosruEAt, HAY 3l.-Itis expected tho Queboc
elections will taks placs simultaneously On t.n
I'D dBy of June.
, 1875-06-01

81. Louis, Mo., May sl.-Ths Reput''ean's
Kansas City special says three brothers. uamcd
Thomas, Elisha, and Hood cr%vens, living near
1Abarty, No., had quarrel over division
Of land, whom Thomas struck Elisha
with hoo, at which Elisha drew a
revolver and shot both Of them, Thomas receiv-
Ing tile ball through tho heart, killing him In
a.sutlv and Hood shot IN tho brcaat, Which
oily s!igblIy wounded him. Elisha In under At
xsst. Al have largo familias, and arc IN mod
a1hte circumstances.
, 1875-06-01

NN
6pkef4l Dsspatth Il Ths Chttaaa Trl1un&
Dlooa1no1oH, ILL.,, May 81.-Oaps. Joo Sci
bird. Of ths polloe, .shot Fuao Dudley LIST night
tu tho hip. inllotlng = dangerous wound. Dud-
iey ia : negro rough, and WAS heasing hia vito,
who Ia whlta, uhen ectbtrd Arrostsd him. Dudlsy
fan. but saa atopped by tho bullat-
, 1875-06-01

KILLED HfS K0THERs1H'EAW.
C11yHIAsD. May 3L-JoLn Koneeu. aged 30.
residing It No. ~ Fremont stroet Oh the South
Alde, murdered his mother-ln.law, Mira. Bridget
aenan. tged 30, yesterday morning. cutting her
had opon with IN atizo. The murderer gavo
himself up. us pleAds Insanity, aud shys
there has boan no trouble betxeen deceased And
himself