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NIL 1n1kn m PAT or fua boAnn or ArrEAts.
1ht Board OF Appeals of the National Tiottiur
Assoclatton tu6t Al .,l6 pdtnar 1Io,;.a vAsto,aAv
and passed upon tl.s following c.ses,
uAiE 1li, 4. b, Carson ". FNchburu i.rt A..or,..
ton; f'sehburg, Msas. Art4at from IN " ordss % m,
Rsndlna hi1a ahd b, &. J. u. Young Docisiup--Thst
v1id ordered that assens antTy Cs psd teet III
that the Ftchhdrg Association fof3a{ t. lid
Of the amount of ltd pusso in EhiaA ssl sisx III
b.sa -, ,esetTeds set T. A@A
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Dinklsy'a rsmana will be brought 10 .h,s oty Tor
intctncnt.
Tho c!rcumsthudta point to probaha attempt
by llnkloy Al the renoya, of tllo ssfns FROM ths
car 4 = convenient place, and their seizure by
confodcratcs.
nsoinber Of sevorsl rcrot sneIeties and rocntitIY
Chlot OF Tho Conductors' Irdli,ef!ood al tbfa
point. He loaves xifc, ono daughter aged lG,
aud 4 ann aged 7. Ills wlfo, upon learning tl,o
tertibla neWH, wan at onca borstt Of roasnu. anI
It is feared she will become confirmed luna
tic.
It ts Fssi that tho exrress car Which nnkler
attempted to rob carried All uuusnasty valuable
load Tor Tho East but on this polus tho oiiiciAia
ara extremely ynon-conmunioatlse.
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esssry 10 defend your case there nchns fnrhor 10
~ e I'd " ye s.' II Ss
", bat i nee. ule hal ts's so i. ID s!rsa1n
ola and uMonend!nH reprle. your "rn reatiyo.-,t
oatrn yon lit.ls hops for e1e:,'sss citmtneJ Not-
.sanes 1s'"': ssc1sa IT, 's sa. % shfes
4. stmstcysn to aken from this rtace and kept IN
y .s Il. IN s s.Gp s sSg
e. ssn g s s. i III sissa9s NV ao ;aa F /:
no Goolntss hats mercy oil your sonl.
11tE rR1*nSEn's coSDrCr.
Stn'terant received isIs aostonce Without cmo-
ton. nnI has acled over since A. II ho vera not
eonseio"a q llis impending ,fssa. tto had no
l'!n execution. f!o haa shown aotna pecultaritics
OF mind and intoloct which sro credstatlc to any
man. and Which. II employed logitimasosv, woni
lla,o led him to- \ faf different lfe from that
somesisncs eyon lively. 1Io was natural
fal, oi Ingenious esa dosieo.. ''1'ii liz la las de-
.osoa moas ot hls time to tstaT-
S Sths hstory u tho war, i il % nl,tel 10 was i,
action. he especially liked and. asltaugll ho
hal not much hympathy Witl. tho teachings and
prpccpts OF tho Bbo, ho rcsl it carefully. oron
ssu.!!onsly, and said he lad read II through soy-
oral timos. lie uas occasionally allowoi sight
OF o country paper, nud IN h late number ho eaw
ths account OF cunyct who had read tho entro
Hible. aud Enre statistics concerning tia longest
aud shortest yersrH, etc. 1s ut onco set to work
to verify these statements, one of which lla
affocted to doubt. aud by actual computation
gave tint vetso In tbs Bbs which contained tl,a
Ercxtcst number Of letters, which WAS found to
nccorl nisll the published statssnenss. 10 tie
resJ last lo disngoaed any Intention Of
NAx1Sa cosFEsa1oN,-
Of exhibiting any auch weakness, as llo called It..
Ho insisted that, "a ho Ind bouu convicted on
cigcnnlH:antIa avidetce, he had no tdoa ef 1ixiug
upon liR children by voluntary pruceetllpE
legacy thoT will mover receive otherwise. Be-
sides. hc said, ut Waa CASTOR to convict ME at
murder on circnn,stantial asIdonco at tho titue Of
foro; and il will be stlil easier II add to tho
strength Of such evidence by con
tcssiug, 10 Convict IN future. Il is
too easy, anyhow" About month ago
ho, fur tho Grst umo since his sentsneo
prisou aud tho Religious advisers who At timos los
accompanied him III hia mlrlstrattoua he was
FREQ 10 communicate all his feelings regarding
Lts hopes for the future, and his fears for tho
consequences Of his si,ls Of the past. He ra-
garttei tho fnttl,o as an absolute uncer taiuty,
giving no cfo1encc to anything wh!cs, was
not tho atlghtest concorn III Wow OF It, How
shalt wak to ny death ?" ho said to tic chap
lain. "Juas ~ walk this door lo-tlav;" and to
tho Sheriff l,o said ~ shall 10 on the scaHol1,
az an in this coll; hayo no foar nor care fot
deasb."
ANOTHER E1EcrT1os. H
New ORLEANS. May 7.-Nichard Hosa (colorod)
was hanged ut II TODAY. A. Pointe La uocAc.
thousand PERSONS witnessed tho execution.
llis onEy remark OIL the scaiTo!d vns he waa
willing to die, and expected to 60 straight to
Heaven, The accused, Oh Wednesday, whila iu
tho parish prison, tlero confessed to Times re-
porter TINT ho nhot Williams. Tie nlurdes was
committed IN Pllqucmino Parish, IN Juno, 1H72.
, 1875-05-08

6pteta! Dnpa!eh 10 7'he Chicago T+t5tns
FoRr WArsE, Ind, Nay 7.-Las+ night q bold
attempt Has made 10 rob the Adams Exnfeas
'nelscngcr. on Train No. 9, ritisburg, Fort
Wsyno Chicago Railroad, which lott Chicago
1t 0 p. H., and this city At II. The perpetrasor
Of tho deed, II. Q. Dinkley, uas = rcsdenh OF
tlis city for tho past tlvo ysirs, and until about
two weeks since was = paaaenget-conduotof on
tho pttshurg, Fort Wayne 4 ChtoSgo, running
tho Ltms accommodation. Blnkley waa dls-
charged because Of hll inystessse gambling, o..
traragance, and general loose habits, Last oven-
ing he boarded tie train at Wabash Junction,
near this city, aud sems'nod concealed On The
platform between tho s1pross aud ro-
fr'Rerator car without being eesn BY Any
QUE. He had provided himself With = sn,All
panels from tho rear door Of the express ca,
Mhlol WAS looked And bolted. Messenger OAorgo
II. fEice, who had been doing ia chair, nks
awakened by Summons 10 surrender ,nad4 by =
Prscs Esfaasd 10 do TO- aud rescued for his onn
feFolses On Tho TOP OF ono Of the rates, when
htG a.sailant nred bis weapon, The bali entoflug
aiat;1 fss. ~ s.tss I'D et:nc1k to ha shtu ta
nsr hlo''o9 op iHo psafnl xounda. Tho wousdbe rob
hi = ua.!esds f 1ss sse' IL Ia .a an''nsi; IT,.
only ilosh wound was Indicted in price's ehoul-
dcr; Tho latter, With wonderful nerve and
a1s aatans; hLod ~ oHn !esolsof, tho ball taking
enect IN tue fobhdr'a left temple, killing him in-
stantiy. Price thon stopped the tras aud not,-
aeu Iae conductor Of the otcrrsence, Tht mask,
tasae oi tisck oambric, covssiug tbs sobbsr's
head and breast, and with lous. srtifcial beard,
wsre removed, disclosing to The aatonahsd gaze
q the sssisi-1nen t4s familiar face Of Ii. q.
Mtnsley. ty. On his body eight rsrot7eE1 nsto
sonu1, sna near hy : gsu With which entranto
nAd been enectea. The body vas tAkan to
GfassAna. O., where Pscs'a wounds wars
ofsssea' 1as inquest u bsl16 hsla to-nlxht.
, 1875-05-08
THE BLACK HILLS.

6bFfta1 U1spaleA q TIA Chicago 1f7baNs1
efalxor1Elp, ILL.,, Nsy 7.-Cspt. Hutchinson,
o. heaFnoy Junction, Eeb.. who il connected
WIN tho people settled In tho Ropubltoaa Valley,
marc to-day IN tlo!r interest, soliciting seed-
cosh. potatoes, stc. Ile oomos accredited from
tae sioTernor Of Nebraska, and Is meeting with
some succeua. Ho rcp1eoents tho necessities ~
Eteas; no says bogus reports OF tho discovery
o. gola IL aad shout Keasney Junction hkso fii!s1
tna. place % oresilowlnx with aIssntursEs, who
thsfe increases tho tferinv snd uriystiona Of
she settlers. Capt. Hutchinsoo, who saoms to
nave t!aseled much tn ths Far Weat pfanounces
hs Hills ysutuze lo,lne cus.
, 1875-05-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

hoxraxAt4 causda, May IA steamship, sup
posed to DO tho polYuesiau. passed Fox niyor
this morning.
FARruKa Po1nr, May 7.-8te4s1es Dominion
has arrived. Tue Captain reports h4vlng beeu
caught 10 tbs leo ele.sn days. Hs .aw md left
~ polynesiau aoa LAks champ!alp. also ons Of
MAs fAz il tAs Ice and tho latter clear. This
polJncaiAn appeared To 10 al right. Altogether
hs passed. eight ssssels Ia tbs loo, Witch vas
NV fosx, Msy 7.-Ar1iyed-stssmos Usopts,
fssR Glasgow. ~f'~'
, 1875-05-08

ranf.rro ~ H'1 nm Titled Tint sho Rut,ort,
entrai,cs n,ur, II mi II ~ l"r no.ray"n
9wne1 unless s al,ail have nsa -. .ch sn;s To tht
Aona PROPER ovcnco shall la ri,uwn to hn ro, or
therHWsh ordtrta-That 3Ir. ktnx 10 rcsta.c c w..
e"1.a."i1aaS. WV s7aS = ,-, "sS
warr".tcr ~. +. - hnnw,t:. Worrfattr, Has. =,
N0rrfsltr Hsss Inr-ufH fHXMH X, sfa X. ~, MaE1eu
and clai Iat Mr atndsll's on,r, Va. ineit II }as
1sa,nn of HI. rr!or ausrenstnn. Dsc,s1,4tm1, ~ t.,
rIy W. ineiKhle At Ills ffdfn Of the EntrIr. I'D
ntem;r. n. so t9g2so l
cis orse from M uart ,s1 cfc'ua'as Ns. Msl
CASE "a. i. ". AIirtsh. Fitchbu,v. u,,.
Kecne Rllng lark Aasocation, Krsne, u. H. r,.s rs
taHt nlIe4inH solicitation aud ecccp of IN .
, 1875-05-08
JOURNALISTIC,

8btf3a9 Dl4paleh 70 Tia cAieaoN 7f1bHnf.
dRASp Haven, Mich. May til. II. Gibson,
formerly Of Flint. Mich, hss purchased q ono.
half lntorest iii tho Btrlng Lako Independent.
That paper HOW Mill bo ruu by Leo l. Gibson,
and will DO independent. 1swas formerly Uous.
bon Dotuoctatic.
3. l.. Morris has sold out his half interest In
tbs Herald to O. II. Dubois, who now owns tho
pap6f ettife. 1t ID tho Most prominent papor
II. the county, and wtll 10 Independent Ropubli-
can.
, 1875-05-08
ELuoED THE OLD MANS VIGILANCE,

8pFfaf D4palch 10 3hs ChIcado 7rtblnt
Sioux Crit, H., May 7.-F1edegick T. Ward, aged
as. aud Eseanor MatheMsoh, aged Is, e1oped from
chinatown, oh tle Sioux City h st. Paul Road.
On "Wednesday, and wcrc masaiod at Orange City
leading member Of colony Of asyen-Day Ad-
venslata IT Gilman, a1ld opposed tito girls mnr-
rlsge viii. Ward Oh account Of difference III IT,
ligious viows. Tno yeara ago Ward ard tho
E'rl atten!rted to elope, but Wo1o frustrated by
, 1875-05-08
CASUALTIES,

THE GEORGIA TORNADO.
COLUMBUS, Co., 1fav 7.-Partlculara haye becn
received Of tho terrible tornado which passed
oyor Stewart County Monday night. Farma
vare completely devastated everywhere In The
track Of tho cyclone. Four or five poreous ve1s
Killed aud number wounded. Eight or ten
hursos aud mullen ucro killed.. Tile cyclone spcd
acrosH tho country from east 10 west. Tho dam
aga raa yor! grant. At D9u1ah tho church was
completely destroyed. Tho heaviest rain oYct
known In the county prevailed during tho storm.
, 1875-05-08
AHoasE.THIEF CAPTURED,

1peeial p1srdtth 10 Ths Ch,eass If1tun4.
stoux C1rr, H., May 7.-The usn who stols
horses Of 1Ysbsler l. sc,,oll on Monday night
WAS captured yesterday is mtfcs from hero and
tho other horse recovered. lie mas taken hctprs
in $500 bonds. liz gives Ills namo. a. Frank
Young II 1l years Of nge aud SAYS ho Is fron
Stephenson County, ILL.,
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FIRES.


.... AT9LhCK ROCK. K.R.Y
. BUFFALO, N. T., May 7.--Tha Standardization
and bolt factory 10 pratta roling-tnills a. Black
Hook were burned this morning. Tho lous IL
estimntcd At e5D, 600; fully insnresl Tho other
building being 1lainjurcd, work Was continued
, 1875-05-08
The WEAiilER,

WAsn1NaTos, D. G., May 81. i. m.-Fot tho
lake region, failing barometer, increasing north.
sast winds. backing to northwest, threatening
Weather aud light rains, With lower Of stationary
temperature.
LOCAL opsEnvArlox;
, 1875-05-08


PIr1snuHo Pa, May 7.-Thls morning b.
tween and o'clock. bold attempt ras made
TO rob the expresscar on the Chicago express at
"est Lima, o.. on tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Il
Chicago railroad. George II. pr,co vaB in
charge Is naeuscuger OF tho Adant car, being at-
tached to thu Chicago cxprcss, which arrived
hero at 1880 today, 1t Lima thrco inca pt,s-
chased tickets to Creatllno. o. In soma manner,
after the train started. they nannagod to get be-
tween tho e1preas aud baggage cars. Ono OF
these managed to aaw through tho end-loor with
key-holo saw, mating an srer.uro about
2 feet long. lTo then entered, fol.
lowed By tho otlor two. Tho robbors
woro long .tuaskH reaching balow thals waiats
They asked Price to surrender, but he refused,
They fred four shots, three taking effect IN tho
plueky me1songer'-,ono lodging in h!s shoulder,
fell, but crawled back to where tho letters wore,
aud from / plsooa.holo took a reVolvor and fred
At thn hEst intruder. The sAot was effective.
piercing tho fobbcr'h oye and entering tho brain,
killing him instantly. This other mea pulled tue
1ol: l, to CHECK shs tralo; and lumped On. This
dincoycted till tho train stopped ii Ofestlino.
The dead man wAs then taken OF aud psjco
cared fot. II was found that tho man killed il
named Harry BIinaler. He uhs formerly i resi-
commodsson train botwosn that city and Ians.
on the Fort Wayne, having beeu formerly AMI,
ploJed ~ 4 freight conductor, lie van dis.
charged about four weeks ago for eznbozzlotuepe,
ub leaves wife.
on this train onv about tWo months. He was
formerly editor Of Our Erpressntdn, and Is very
highly spoken of AZ : braye aud unasauming
gentleman. ilo Ia 1 resident OF Louisville, Ky.
, 1875-05-08
ClsOl,S.

MoscAI1hEG \ ~ coUNTY a;
Syf4tnt Dap"seh I" The thffaaa 1xfsans.
MuscA11st. H., May 7.-The prospect OF hay.
inG good crop II, tLis county is much moro
nsttcrl19 at preaeut than 1t waa tan DIV, nro.
Tin wc,Ibor a, ,ras,,t 10 ro,i n.,t ,.a.,,,. 80
.u.e,,. ac. a. lHesons ~ t0aa Apt'i "ee'aet,-
s"bA' 3"o"osb ana snhhhino' alternating. Whcn
Tie tno" went on, this ground Was In splendid
corditton for plowinE, mid tho faro1ors uoncratIy
succeodatl In nrtt,ne In m. swing tr, T., n,
rord;,fan nla ,~;,,,.s 80 40 srs e'"an l" h"e
M H, A4a "l".ot ~" "a' 'asal 10 many crops:
-" "noas was Ill Rilea, good deal Of the rTa
th'uned out by frost, apd nlauy Of Tho old mcad-
owR badly killed. Tho seyero frost last Saturday
ntrht doo,nt eccn, ~ lava ;,ona n,,,: 'aa' ,..s.
n. ~h,t rr,,t .,a ,.,'... ''no ,o, h'aea nar1h,
"Aas 'tels .oo "nsos haa not kil!cd
was not nait1csont'y advanced to TO injured.
Small frut&s-snch As Strawberries, blacEborrica,
, 1875-05-08
NORTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA,
iSpfclGt D{SDdGeh to ThA f.Ait1na T+r1btIns


EniE, Pa. May TN previous dispatch your
correspondent stated tho crop sit,,aton in North
noatorn PounaylvanIa ~ nearly "a could be
ascortaiucd at that time. Bome far,nora say nv
dispatch WAS too "rosy"; that thoro will not bo
An average crop Of apples, pears, pluma, and
other smaflor fruits, this year. They conteui
that TIC uuoxampled cold weather Of the past
winter, with tho acVero cold Hnaps this Epring,
las nearly killed fruits Of alt kinds. poacAos
will bo scarcc, tue tondsr buds having nearly all
been npped BY Eciontess Jack Frost. For sew
oral da54 IN larch We had boautifui veathor
thon camo 20 auddcn and unexpected s..cold
Bnap" TINT It astonlahod oven the typical old
cat inhnbitant." pcacll-buda had, from tho
warm rsys Of tho sdnt just startod;. ard lad tho
woataer continued warm. thdro would havo beon
this soasou Largo crop Of nn kinds Of fruit.
Flowers. plants, osc., placed outsldo werc frozen
atth; and, fot soVeral days, VIC had = genuine
winter. 1u regard to our etaplo commodity, po-
thtoes. must say that sho prospects Of oven an
through this .{Erc) county say THAI tho
ground h fn1 ot those Western pests,
tho informal .'posa.o-bugu." Last aesaon, Ii,
she outskirts Of tho city, the walks, fonecs, and
potaso-ylnes wcro fasEs1 anartn!ne with thorn.,
Some farmers arc ready TO swonr that tho
thugs" keep an oyo on tho potatoes w',ou
planted, thas they sit on tho fcncn4 and stunps
Watching when tho farmer or hired lolp are
p!aneingi and that, a. soo1 % tho stalks beEin
to shoot out Of the grotind, they commence
sucking the lilo o.tt OF tho vines
Farmers are getting discouraged. First, their
crop Of fall and winter wheat wss killed tand
what oscaped tho frost does not amount to
muchA aocessitatiug plowing shoso flells over
again. aomo sowed il. spring wheat With tho
spoiled winter, and lot Il 60 Ut that. Thou tho
fruit crop is nearly al killed. Theh, last, but
by no moana leaat, con1eH tho potato-bug and
efaashoppetg may coma, but have strong hopes
that they will give this section vida berth,
, 1875-05-08

srf.at DfsratcA 10 The chlcaao 7tfbune
LINCOLN, ILL.,, May Tho burglar that broke
into l,enlarlt's storo on Tuos.ay Of !ast week
vas captured Ia st. Louia and brought to thus
city with all Of the goods and Ia in jail awaiting
trial.
, 1875-05-08

aptess! Diapatah "a TIA chicago Js,aun4,
Iowa csrs. H.. May 7.-I'he polar vAvo has
this baIiHick instead
BAN Fh4Nolsoo. Nay 7.-nAln IL reported to-
night Ia ths northern and ocntral portion OF tho
btate, with prospect Of its continuance, which
IL much r&SdsJ. "1@~'-
, 1875-05-08

YAsKToa, D. r., May 7.--Iu tho District Court
to-day tho Grand jury found an indictu1ent for
murder against .Pstor r. Wintermuta for killing
don. Mccook III 1878. 1t will ba remembered
that fa waa found guilty OF murder. and tho
huPre,n0 Court rsseraol tho decision Ut tls
lower courts, and 1t uow comes befogo tho
0saud Jury for = Third time,
, 1875-05-08
SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS.

ALToN, ILL.,; May Tho Alton horticultural
society held its May mooting yesterday 1t tho
ssaidenco Of Capt. Stuart, at Upper Alton. Tho
sttendance was largo. Tho opinions Of tie
memb6sa nfsssnt In regard to thn fruit prospects
woso about as follows: EARLY choreios, nearly
all killed; late. chcrries but l!tt!o injured !;
Strawberries, ali right, with prospects Of an
Average crop; hl.ckberrles, 6uaered from tho
seEcrc winter abous 80 por cont Of the vines
are winter killed, early applos poo 1nroBpccs; :;
lats spplos, prospect favorable; peats. Injured
but no cannot aay to what oxtent. AL The NOM.
heFs report 70" scattering peach blossoms In
the!r orchards, but enough to make tho twen-
t1sth Of an Average crop.
, 1875-05-08

Epeesa! Dtspdithto I'hc Chfengo Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill., afay IA farulor nnmod
John Ballard oil Wednesday fell through a
bridge naltcs from ttlx city, o. tho 1n,lian.po.
liH, Bloomington It Wostpsn Nnflroua, broko Iii
lover Jaw. and knookod out several teeth.
, 1875-05-08

NEW Yonk. alay 7.--Early this morning fir
as Iompkiussiilo, l.. l.. DESTROYED five houses,
Tho loss IL about SEC, GOO; partly insured.
, 1875-05-08
RANKIN ACQUITTED.

Special DsnaftA 70 Tx Eh1eaqo Tftbunt.
DEs Mo1SEs, H., Nay 7.-Tho jury Ia tho
Raukin easo vcro out but thirty minutes, and
brought In verdict Of not guilty. Tic verdict
WAS rceoivod with loud applause, ovon cue Of sl,a
Jury clapptn, his lauds, whozeuron tho Court
administered soycre rebuke- Rankin IVES
charged with ombozzlomcnt at $1,000 OF fnnas
Of tho Stnto Agricultural Co!Iegc.
tfs ths Assoclaitd Ffes&.1
DEs MONIES, Ia. .laY 7.-lnhlic Bympathy
waB mi. hore In ltanhn'a favor. believing him
10 hayo bcor tho victim OF others to largo ex-
tent; hence the vorslict ia generally approved.
There aro fivo other indictments against him
similar to tho QUO disposed OF. Tlny will Of
course be dismissed as the nointa in tho case
involved In all tho otAe1s.
, 1875-05-08
SENT TO THE STATE PRISON.

5pfelas DfapH7eh 70 7hF FRtfd9o 7F1oHnf.
LAronrE. 1od, May Fitch, Wood, ind Fo-
| gaEty, tho young nlcn arroutod not long since,
wcre today fonna guilty OF grand larceny and
sentenced to tho State Prison. Fitch for tlrec
yeats, aud Wood and Fogorty for two yaara.
, 1875-05-08

LONDON, May 7.-Clew. the Engllshmap, of
the Jefferson Borden mutsnears, has slgnsd =
paper sta!lSg that hs acted with ths mutiuse1e
, 1875-05-08
MURDER TRIAL AT ST. PAUL

Hfef1d1 DTsPa1cH n 76t EHlc0do 7FibVnE,
ST. PAUL. Ninn. Msy 7.-After three days
trying Jury has boeu sccured In tic case of
Rose, indicted for lilo nlurlcr Of Patrick O'Con-
grssslny.
, 1875-05-08

CENTRAL IOWA:
pEs MotHxa. H.. Hay 7.-Corn-plansInx ls
now tue general order among farmers In this To-
cality. Spring wheat locks vol. Tho amonht
soWn ia about one-foutth less than last year,
Tho mercury stood d % At noon t6:dAy.
, 1875-05-08
KILLED IN 4 QUARREL,

Er. LorlB, May 2. William J. Ktucatdo. :
farmer, living i short dlas4ncs from Ksyavllle,
Mo-, was murdered Wednesday laat by msn
named smaiiWood Btarks. Both men had bsen
working IN tho neid alt day. and On returning IN
the evening, whi!s putting up their horncs, 20.
twice ogeF tis xb to mfse
crushing his skull stnrka loft tho ne,ghbo1-
hood immediately. and At last accounts had not
been oAptursd. He told tho members OF A,a
ti1n with pltcAfork, aud thai Ia self defense 10
struch him with the stake. Kincaido IL repYo-
scented ~ man Of violout temper. and StA4a
~ taxn OF bad 1epute.
, 1875-05-08

BAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-Tho depot Of tha
Southern Pacific l!ailrosd nt Bakers Field
burned last night. Loss 100000.
, 1875-05-08
MURDER m THE SECOND DEGREE.
6nec1ut iliAndtth Ia TN ChItuda Ifthftnk

EnlE, Pa, May 7.-Mrs. Catherine Hannon, 4
widow lady aged 59, waa tho victim Of most
brutal and mysterious murder In thtu city last
December. The lower portion ct hor pesaoa
was terribly cut and toru up. Tho body was
found in front Of tho Franklin 1Iouse. kops by .
notorious proiisgasc, John 4: lIann Is ycars o!d,
who wAs arrested upon suspicion Of having CON.
mito tho foul doed, His clothes meru found all
bloody. lie hid hB resi- ETC., iu his room. He rAa
jailed, and las i'll along atously denied that ho
did Know anything about tho atfa!r. Tho owl
dcnce wAa ut tircun1stantla. This trial Haa hu}d
this week and consAlnod five dayB. Tho Jury
rendered . verdict OF guilty Of nurdsE III tho
second teEreo.
, 1875-05-08

CARVED WITH A RAZOR,
LHrIr 1locE, Ark, 3Iar edward Harris, 4
cotorea individual, carved hts vile with razor
last evening. iutltcitng serious and, 1t is thought,
fatal wounds, lfarrla Was aErested.
, 1875-05-08

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM PRISON,
JErfEasosy1LIE, Ind, May 7.-Eill nodifer,
ONO Of tho most notod conyicts ia A1norlca, maue
another daring IHttoupt to escape from tho
pentonsiary with three other prisoners at J
o'clock tlia morning. Ono Of tic guards heard
nofao as il aomo ono was using . hoavy innplo-
ms,t on tho walls Of cell. On making an ex-
animation ho was suddenly confronted by tho
priuoner. ssmod with q reyotvor. Tho guard re-.
treated for holp, and further examination proved
thss Roiifer, III some mysterious manner, hai
sscaIsd ~ tao seys Hnioskca tao csl! doors and
and throw him into tho cell, locking lin in, and
tlan mhdo IN attempt to knock hole In tho
nall largo enough to admit OF escape. In 4hia
attempt he failed, And lie wal AGAIN. locked Ia
hin coll.
, 1875-05-08
THE DAILY RECORD,

s,eetal D1snateA to 1'hs CHICAGO Triount.
QrlSCr, ILL.,, May 7.-About two months ago
the village Of Clarenco, sltuatsd On tho main
line Of tho Hannibal i 81. Joe Railroad, 50 mics
from this city was visited by four brothers boar
ing tue namo Of Phillips. These brothers are
represented to be bard characters and greak
fighters. They would indulge freely In
liquor, displaying THAR rayolyerY and BoNie-
knives, and then iuau1t all people who Eefuaod
to grant their requests. Everybody III tho whole
country bocamo afraid OF them, and tho four
brothers ofton asserted that they had
cleaned out Howard County, aud intended
to do tho hamo thing In Clarence. Last
Saturday night three Of theso desperate chacac-
tars oamo iuto Clarence and went to = restaurant
In that village, kept by man uamod Isaac Dale.
Alter tilibusterlng at tho bar for sonao
timo, !4e5 wont back into tho rear
commenced abusing Boruu H1eeIiug men
young son Of tho proprietor, agcd II, romop-
stra.ed with them. "a yng to the Phlnses. 'thezo
selvos." Tho boy had hardly iiniAIlod this ron
tenco when John Philips drew . knifo
and cut young Dale in tho head, III
aicting 49, severe but not fatal
wsh Tie IT, twS then nesan stssugse IN
noisd Of tho ARRAY attracted Isaac Dalo's atteu-
tlon, aud ho started for tho buck room, but war
stopped At tho door by ono OF tho F4illps
eoys. who threw him on tho t,uor
and hold him until tbs struggle had ceased
Young Dale finally escaped itou tho elder
thllhps, receiving another severe CASH in Aia
back. After getting away, young Dale made h4
u large navy revolver, which ho point
cd ut Fhil!fpB' breast aud fired Tho
ball ponstsa1ed the mans heart, aud ho died
aln1ost Instantly. The boy thon passed into tho
trout room, rhers ho found his father held
revolver twieo at thiy man, ono uhot taking ol-
feet II tho mann arm. tho other in hin right leg
The third brother tllon took Tight. 1hs hoy Da!o
~ up for murder. aud hin trial comes of to-day
1t Clarence. The second brother il not az
pectod to lire, while tho third ono has tsft tho
county. Notwithstanding tho fatal termination
OF tho affair, public sympathy IL In favor Of tho
young boy, who will probably bo acquitted uuadr
the plea OF tustIflablb homtciih