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line OF March Of t7.o proccsston-or-
der OF Formation.
Tho following Is q summary OF tue programme
for tic celebration Of this day by tho Cnitad
1slah gocet!cs Of Chicago:
Tho societies Aad military will rendezvous on Dts
rllincA mud tho ntersacng streets III thu vicinity Of
81. Patftckh Church.
The proocth!on will more north on Dcsplatnes to III.
diana street. cast on 1nIiana 10 MsEket north 5ar-
ket 10 ChtcaGo avenue, oa&t on ohteaE1 sTanue 10
Hlate street, south ou Btata 70 Lake street,
e7st on Lahs TO- Wabssh ayenun, eouA m
Wabash avcnuo 10 Eighteenth street, ~est on ElGli-
teerth 10 tho intersection Of CAuna street and Csns
port nyruuc. southwest CanAport nvanue 10 11Al-
aen ttraet north IiAlated to Twelfth stetet. wr4t
on Twelfth street to Cen1& ATenuo couusesnarch on
tho north ride Of Twelfth street to Dlno Island asenuo
northeast Blue 1san1 ayenus to HnErtknn atrect,
cat on Harrison 10 Desplniued, north DoaraIuea
10 Monroe street, countcrmafeh and dlsperso-
This MAsehat hAa announced tbs following Grand
Mdes:
CHS soei<tiss-nfiehaal Nsloy, Thomaa Walsh, John
II. Dunltn, II. G. O'Connur, Iohn SoCraiireY, John
0'Calaphan, Patrick Rafferty,, and Matthew Flaming
tot 1ats).
Jt,itarv Ctmpanies-caps. T.. J. cunnin, Lieut..
Janoa Klncadc, leut. d. Iane Capt. T. Joyce, Capt.
Ch&slea RAggto.
oRoAxISATIoT.
The military companies and ciytn eoaettes which
have stsea!y sJgsed ther Intention Ct taking Ia
the Troceason On 1t. patracks DAY. tIareh H. la.h,
Rre order thst confusion may be avoided, Organized
Into si1 d3yisions, ~ fo1toHs:
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Iho62 arc Ill tAa nFliA 10 WHICH ynM f6Fcf, 64-
ssstea Vested il the Mayor I'D heads Of departments.
'rkts mower deou, essential 10 tho prqpar admin.
its1stlon Of tho Affairs Of large city. No bnst-
lless Of auy description could be successfully
c0ndse.e4 On NY other rstacipls, saa the
the affairs Of city like ours certainly cannot DO
conducted With efficiency and SUCCESS Without
the aa,ne authority. There ~ no doubt that thc
psoner administration Of our municipal affairs
aty Of tAc uahn who arc appointed to o!lea. No
system csu b. deyiael under which disIlonest
men canuot practices and comnit frauds. or ~lloh
will navo any people from tho sIil consequences
dous y to construct tho sysscm OF government
upon The boat aud ssfcst principles 10 secure Of
tlcisuey aud responsibility IN ia admtaist ttstlout
and to provide The most ef{ectnal checks and
having dons th.s, ID which !egtslstiea can do hes
boen accomplished; the rest must be left to tho
pooplc themselves.
The objection which you mako to thero being
no tRaotiansl votes allowed In tho yosoa for Goun-
ci!oEs, hAa no just foundation.
Tho noard consists OF tltteeu memhesa, and IL
would make too much confusion aud complies
tlon TO allow fractions OF tlftsenshs and other
proportions of mutt TO be counted. THIS poker
Ia oumu]ata tho whole taftoen votes, or any por.
tIon Of them. upon ono member WAS deened
sufficient, In the votea for Aldermen, where
onlY shtoe ato 70 b .otsd tot, tha objection to
t., sot.s VI ct s'" h;s.t I'D
nfaaalng ths nuulbae Of Aldermen from two to
tA1ss for e&ah ward IL 10 alIoS tho cumulative
vote, aud, ~ no increase Of expense is Incurred
thereby. II wss desmed to be III advantage, for
the reason &Lat the difficulty Of controlling 70
large body by corrupt msaua would bs gsoaty
Increased,
You further ask "Why ID Mr. Heslng's hold
upon tas treasury for = esAtuisy Of S3Q, COO os
snce 70 Ats. L 8so I, ron will flni thai Il Ii pro-
vlded that "A4 Ma city printing shall ba doue In
conformity with sucA oraiuAnao$ y the Common
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
NEW YORK.
ALRIGHT in Church.

NEW York, April 12.-During the sermon
at the Brooklyn Tabernacle last night, the
preacher WI tn a voice husky With emotion de-
clared that he claimed everyone in the house
for God and without a moment delay to raise
cry for mercy. ''Show a sign of distress, in
five minutes it might be too late; in four min
utes it might be too late; in three minutes 1t
might be; in two minutes; yea, in one In
minute there was great hush; the silence be-
came oppressive. Suddenly from the western
side of the church came sharp cracking
noise as of the breaking of timbers. A mo-
meut more and clamOrous confusion arose,
through which came cries of 'The galleries are
giving way" "get out; get out, followed by a
frantic rush for the doors by most eXcitaole
crowd. Clothes were torn and minor incidents
of discontinue ensued, but no one was seriously
injured. The preacher endeavored to draw
moral from the alarm, but was not listened 70.
The doxology was started and continued by the
organ and cornet, the audience pouring OUT OF
the doors despite the efforts OF the ushers.
The Workingmen.
Efforts are making among German working
men to revive their unions, in order to make
successful strikes on revival OF business this
summer and mass meetings were held with
this object last night. The Cuban cigar MAX
ers continue their strikes, so do many long
shoremen, but many of the latter are weaken
ing preferrlng work at reduced rates rather
than see their families starye.
Cardinal McCIoskey.
The first official communication of Cardinal
MeCloskey was promulgated to the churches
yesterday, asking them to pay up their assess
ments for the new cathedral.
Rumored Decision I'm Faver of Boss
Tweed.
A Syracuse paper makes the important state
ment that it is informe that the Court OF APP
peals have reached decision in the case of
Tweed favorable to his release, on the ground
that the legal poWer of the Judge prOnCunclng
the sentence was exhausted in the imposition
of the first penalty pronounced against him,
and that the cumulative sentence was without
warrant of law or precedent
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
Dominion Notes.

A Fredericton despatch says that Judge
Wetmore has dissolved the injunction granted
by him some time ago to prevent the construct
ton of a railroad bridge across the st. John
river at Tobique to make junction for the
Aroostook Valley Railway
A year ago q company was organized IN 81.
John to manufacture glass After operating
few months the company suspended work,
owing its employees considerable sums. These
workmen and their families the ST. John pa
pers say, are on the verge of starvation and
make appeals for aid.
The Nova Scotia Assembly has been in
quiring into the printing bill the past few
years. The work has been done by political
favorites and not been open to the lowest bid
der. The conclusion is that the people of No.
va Scotia pay a double price for inferior print
ing.
The New Brunswick Assembly has fixed the
pay of members at $500 per session and mile
age 10 cents mile both ways by rail and 20
cents by stage routes.
Halifax papers contain an account of the
recovery Of Child in Aylesford, N. S..answer-
ing the description of the kidnapped Charlie
Ross. The boy was kept 10 charge by an old
foruoe-teller, and parties allege overheariug
her conversation indicating completely in the
abduction. The woman was arrested, and Mr.
Ross summoned by telegraph.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
MINOR TELEGRAMS

William Written was killed and Andrew
McKenna fatally injured by a boiler explosion
at North Adams, Mass, yesterday.
The John street car stables in Cincinnati
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss S5o'-
600.
Thaddeus Smith, North Hadley, Mass,
farmer has failed with liabilities at $l5O,oOOi
assets 100000.
The Lawrence mule spinners do not manliest
an intention to strike in response to the Lo"eii
strikers.
Mr. Orth, minister to Austria, expects to re-
ceive bis instructions Thursday.
Robert Nathan, a tobacco manufacturer OF
Montreal, has absconded, leaving liabilities OF
$4,000. chiefly in New York.
The MORA grst mills at Bellville,- Ontario
destroyed by fire Sunday evening. Loss Sl0,-
O00
The centennial anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill WILDE observed on the 18th OF
June The President and Cabinet, Governors
of the States, Gems. Sherman, Sheridan and
Hancock, and other distinguished persons Will
be invited.
A large three-masted schooner, supposed, tc
be the Henry A. Paul, is ashore at Horse ohoe
Shoals. Vineyard Haven.
The aims house at Luenburg, Mass, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
Pittsfeld, Mass, will apply for city char
| ter.
The Newburyport striking operatives are firm
| in their resolution to hold out.
| It is said the results from the mines so tar
| opened at Newburyport surpass expectations.
| Several purchases of land have been made re-
| Gently.
A score of cock fighters were arraigned and
| fined at Providence yesterday.
Joe White, one of the Attleboro counterfeit
| ers, was Yesterday sentenced to 10 years I'M
| prSOnmant Geo. YOunO to D wears, ana the
| sentence Of VIM. Young was suspended.
| Republicans carried New Britain, Conn.,,
Yesterday At the state election the Demo-
| Gratis had large majority.
| 1t is said that the Mexican raiders are intro
ducing men into Brownsville to fire the city.
The agents of the Lowell mills yesterday
| held meeting and decided to make no conces
sions to the operatives.
| Gov. Porter of Tennessee reviewed the U. 3
troops at Nashville, yesterday, by invitation OF
the commander.
Cabinet factory of James Hay at Woodstock
| Ontario, was burned Saturday. Loss SZ0,OOo.
Heavy ice is encountered from st. Johns, N
| f., to Sable Island.
Raymond's sewing M achine factory at Guelph
| Ont was destroyed by fire Saturday. LOSS
$4,000.
| John Tolman, a colored coal HEAVIER, wa
| killed at New Haven, yesterday, while unload
| ing vessel, by falling bucket of COAL
Republicans carried Paterson, n. j., yester
| day, electing their candidate for Mayor.
The coroner's jury, which investigated thu
| death of Prof Walker of Brooklyn, who died
| from an overdose of hemlock. do not censur
| either the physician who prescribed 1t nor INT
apothecary wis sold it.
| Us. Taft s. CO.. pottery at Keene, N. 81.
| was burned yesterday. Loss ,0OO.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
News and Other Items.

Theodore Tilton has been invited to deliver
the address at the Morrisville (Vt.) Fourth OF
July celebration.
President Grant will be fifty -three years of
age on the twenty-seventh day of the prese Mt
month
The Marquis de Caux. husband of Adelina
Patti, was, at last accounts, seriously ill at st.
Petersburg
Cardinal McClosky was presented with
handsome team OF horses and coach, which
had been purchased for him by the members OF
his flock at New York, Saturday.
Railway communication in Russia is increas-
ing rapidly Twelve thousand miles are open
to traffic in that country, while three thousand
more are in the course of construction.
Ben Wade says he made VOW years ago
never to stump any place for an office, and he
will not accept the nomination for Governor OF
Ohio.
Winnie Ream has obtained eight degrees OF
Freemasonry, and is said to be quite proud OF
her honors, which were conferred by Albert
Pike.
Mexican authorities have arrested at Camar-
90 number of supposed raiders into Texas.
They have property in their possession stolen
from Americans.
The Chinese are taking steps to develop some
of their iron and coal mines on scientific prin-
ciples, and to this end have employed an Eng
lish gentleman who has long resided in China
to procure the necessary machinery.
The proportion of steamers to sailing vessels
in the English merchant marine is to z, being
1895 steamers against 1920 sailing vessels.
France has to 30, and the German Empire l
steamer to % sailing vessels.
The claim is make in England that the title
of Cardinal comes within the category of
foreign orders of nobility that cannot ba
legally held without the direct consent of the
Queen
A strange story comes from Crawford county
Indiana, of a COW which was SO discreet that
whenever she saw rail off fence she would
replace it with her horns, and would close any
gate she observed standing open.
Harriet Hosmer is to send to the Centennial
Exhibition a set of golden dOors--a copy of a
superb conceit ordered by an English gentle
man, who has allowed her to duplicate them
for America.
In recent test of oak and Oregon pine,
made at San Francisco, with bars each one
inch square and three feet long, the pine was
found to be equally as strong as the oak. Both
broke under the same weight, placed in the
middle of each bar, viz: 26O pounds.
Mr. Boucicault is said to have refused an
offer made by Theodore Moss of S250,000 for
the exclusive use of 1.-THE Shaughraun,'' in
Guiding the authors services, for five years.
He is said to believe that he can make more
money by retaining the piece.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Especial to Press

Especial to Press.]
sar;ous Accident-Attennpt at Suicide, &c.
RocKLAND, April 12.-At Thomaston, FRI
day. stevedore named Nathan Miller, while
loading vessel, had his skull fractured by the
falling of a cask of lime upon his head. Recov-
cry doubtful.
A woman named Kluff attempted suicide
last night by taking laudanum, but her plans
were frustrated by taking an overdose.
One Lynch, a stone cutter, was robbed Oh
between $50 and $40 on the ''Point" last even
ing. "A.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Cholked to Death.
BATH, April IA four year old son OF han
dali Hiscock of Damariscottt, swallowed a
splinter Friday, which lodged in his throat.
Surgeons were not procured until last night,
and before the stick could be extracted the lit
tie fellow choked to death.
Fire i'm BiddefOrd.
BDpEFoRp, April 1.-THE dwelling oil
Moses M. Whitney was burned to-day. Loss
1900; insurance $500.
Barned TO Death.
AUGUSTA, April 12.-Mrs. Betsey Pierce OF
North Windsor, lady So years old, who lived
with her son, fell upon the stove yester lay and
was burned to death.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
A Tonic of Rare Merit.

There are many tonics, but few indeed which pro-
duce any other effect than artificial stimulation OF
the appetite. This so far from being benefit, is
positive detriment if the digestive organs are weak,
because it Induces the patient to eat more than the
semi-paralyzed stomach can act upon, thus agra
Yates Indigestion. There is, however, tonic which
possesses the merit of impartng both y1gor and
Stomach Bitters provoke wholesome appetite,
because they enable the stomach 10 dispose OF what
proper time for meals it is torpid from indgested
matter but Graves its timely sustenance 1t is the
very fact that it facilitates digestion that renders
the national stomachic such powerful coadjutor OF
nature in nstituting those recuperative processes
which result in the recovery OF the general heaith
Uninterrupted, vigorous action OF the pnyslca
machinery inevitably result from the use of this
supreme invigorant and Alternative.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
Salt Lake Affairs.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 12.-Judge Boreman
charged the grand jury to investigate the
Mountain Meadow massacre.
Brigham Young told a conference of the
Mormon church yesterday, that the Indian
prophet alleged he had revelation that the
Indians must be baptized, become friends with
the Mormons resist the U. S. government and
kill all the troops sent against them. Brigham
at a meeting of lions Cooperative Association
accused ex delegate Hooper and others of be-
ing thieves and superseded Hooper by his SON.
inlaw, Clawson, and ayowed his intention to
form new institution.
David 2. Lowe, the recently appointed Chief
Justice of Utah, has arrived.
The trial of Jno. d. Lee and w. III. Dame
for connection with the Mountain Meadow
massacre will not take place this term Of court
They were arraigned and pleeded not guilty.
their counsel asking for an immediate trial,
but the prosecution was not ready.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
THE MINERS RIOTS.

New YORK, April ia special from Haz-
elton, Pa, says an inspection of the country in
that vicinity by Gen Osborne and staff yester-
day shows that nothing but the presence of
military for time will prevent serious trouble.
PHILADELPHIA, April PA detachment of
ninety members of the 1st regiment of the Ma
tional Guards was despatched to Hazalton this
afternoon. There is no probability of troops
being recalled.
HAzELToN, Pa, April 12.-No movement of
importance transpired TO day. The presence of
the military produced soothing effect on the
passions of the miuers. The impression pre-
generally believing the Sheriff will take the
ground, he cannot consistently accept a guar
antee from the Miners Union, which so far has
proved itself unable to control the actions of
It's own members.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
Garry the News.

1t is natural for people suffering with Consump-
tion Coughs, Severe Colds, any other disease OF
the Throat and Lungs, to put off from day to day
buying an article that they know has cured their
neighbour friend, relative, yet they have no faith
in it until is too late If you will go to your Drug
gist and get bottle of BosoHEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
your immediate is certain as you live 1t has
lately been introduced in this country from Germany,
and Druggists ami people everywhere are elated over
its success You can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it, Regular size bottle rs cents. Sold tv W
F. PHILLIPS & CO., Wholesale Agents.
Oc2 TT&S&weow
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13

Bismarck visits the Isle of Wight soon for
his health
The Besse mer ship successfully steamed
across the English channel, Saturday.
Combet's pictures have been seized in Paris,
and will be sold to detray the expense of re-
storing the Column Vendome.
A special London despatch says that the re-
cent English expedition in the East Indies sent
to Magyar to punish the natives there for slaugh-
tering surveying party in February, was
completely successful. The orders of the ex-
pediton when it started we're to destroy the
village of Magyar and dsarm and kill the ma
tives. 1t is stated that they laid down their
arms and the leaders were captured.
The Berlin Post states that It's article OF the
9th inst, indicating the possibility of war was
not inspired by the government. -,
The Humane Society of Boulogne has Voteo
gold medal to Pau. Boynton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
Domestic Markets.

NEW York. April 12-Evening Cotton market
easier and unchanged; sales 5.4 bales hl1ddhng up-
lands at 1890; forward deliveries about the same as
Saturday. FlOur-receipts 1S,266 bbls; the Market
is a shade irmer for shipping grades with g0ou ex
port and home trade demand sales 225O0 bbls; Su-
perne Western and State Mt so @ 0O; extra Wes-
tern and State at Is az 3 so; choice western ana
State at IS "a IS; White Wheat Western extra at
at 80 "a So; extra Ohio at 20 q 20; extra ot
Louis at so "a 25 including 1850 bbls shipping
grades at Is 20 AS the market closing 1rm south
ern flour at 5 20 % s Is; kye flour hrmer AT % ~
80. Cornmeal firm at 90 "a so. Wheat-recelpts
80, 500 bush; the market opened "A shade nrmer ana
steady steady with moderate export anu fllr NIL
ing demand sales liz, 900 bush; No Spring az l 10
"a 10; 81 "a 81 for No Chicago; " q ~ lor
No Northwestern; 1 "a a 26 for No2 Milwaukee;
81 a 313 tor No Spring; Y Tor NO lineage,
16 a. so ungraded Iowa and Minnesota Spiihg:
1 2S 60 80 for Winter Red Western; III "a % ior
Amber Western; 80 a ~ for White western alSo
1000 bush No Minnesota first half June at oo.-
RYE is firm at 96c TOR Canada brand; O6 Tor state.
Barley is without decided change; Proved state at
1 IS; Canada West at so. Barley Malt Is du ana
unchanged Corn-receipts 1880 bush; the market
opened firm and closed dull and rather EASIER saies
81 600 bush at 93h "a 95c for Western Mixed IN store;
closing al inside gure 81 a CSC for do aoat, closing
at 94c. Oats-recepts of $4,000 bush; the market Is
rmer and quiet; sales 10000 bush at 100 ~ Soc O "
Mixed Western; rs q nc for White 90: Stoc lS on
grain in store April 18th 75,-Wheat ioz pusn
Corn q 145 64 bush; Oats. al 1872 bush; hye z;ool
bush; Farley SO S5S bush; Malt, 211 90O oush; feaS
77S bush. Coffee duh and unchanged sugar Is heiu
at sc higher which checks business buyers refuse 70
pay the advance. Molasses is quiet and firm Rice
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum hrner; crude at
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13

WASHINGTON. April 2-Although cottoh IS
not vet planted IN all Of the Southern states,
the Department of Agriculture IS sendihS oue
circulars in order to obtain the earliest inform.
alton concerning the crop. The acreage will
not be ascerlained until about the middle OF
June Private information from middle and
northern Georgia is to the effect that 70 per
cent. more of corn will be planted there this
present year than heretofore. This will not
interfere with cotton. The corn planting is
simply for economic purposes, owing to the
to the high price of corn and bacon supplied to
Georgia from the West.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-13
WASHINGTON.
The CHEYENNE Troubles.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Interior De-
partment has not received any Information
concerning the reported serious trouble at the
Cheyenne agenc,, Indian Territory, except
despatch from special commissioner Shanks
dated Lawrence. Kansas, April 10th, in which
he reports having heard merely that there had
been fight there between the Indians and the
troops, in which the former had the advantage.
Important Decision.
The Supreme Court rendered the following
decision to day:-539, Bailey, Collector, VS..
Stark, Dodge & Co.; and $40, the same VS..
Frank Work, error to the Circuit Court for the
southern district of New York. These cases
will be remembered. The Collector sought to
i'm pose the internal revenue tax upon money
temporarily borrowed by the bankers in the
course of their buSinefs. The decision is that
the temporary .'capital employed" by a banker
in the business of banking, in the 10th section
of the revenue act of 1866. does not include
moneys borrowed by him from time to time,
temporarily, IN the ordinary course of his bust
ness. They apply only 10 the property or
moneys Of the banker set apart from other
uses and permanently invested in the business.
Decision affirmed. Justice Field delivered the
opinion.
Various Matters.
The Internal revenue receipts to day were
1888, 1893.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury balances for
to-day:-Currency, $4,000, 1896. Especial deposit
of legal tenders for redemption OF certlhcates OF
deposit SAG, $50, 000 coin, 1884, ZIG, 500, including
coin certfica es, $23 427, 400; outstanding legal
tenders. 1919 226, 800.
The President has appointed Volney w.
Smith of Arkansas as o. S. consul at ST. Thom-
as, West Indies, and Joseph Knots of Iowa,
u S. consul at Chihuahua
The Attorney General has received des-
patch from the U. S. Marshal for Texas an
nouncing the recapture of the notorious coun-
terfeiter Pete Mccartney, who escaped from
Special Agent Duckworth and Deputy Gala
man,
Voney w. Smith, appointed consul at st.
Thomas, is the same person who was Lieut..
Governor of Arkansas and last fall claimed to
be governor on the ground that Gov. Baxter
had abdcated and abandoned the office, per-
hitting Garland to take possession.
Treasurer Spinner to-day received an auto
graph letter from the President accepting his
resignation as Treasurer of the United States
and expressing for the retiring official the
warmest sentiments of personal regard, togeth-
er with the high appreciation of his well known
probity, patriotism and official integrity.