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, 1875-04-20

RAILROAD ACCIDENT,
Special N.ppfeh to Tbs Chir. n 1rispnt.
ST. Put, altnu., April 1g-A nxea ta.ra train 60
INK 10 Mankaso ycsterdny afternoon ~ss tnsuwu fso
tho track On furrn.crossing nils tits .tdc Of
Alankaso. aud she engine nt SIX cattle ears went OF
from thu t1est1e bridge Just beyond, filling Is feet.
Tho engineer anl fireman saved Themselves y j,t,u1,.
Ing. Ons brakeman Wss carried orrr with Tue cars,
but escaped without serious Injury. The engine aud
cars lady wtaccd. Fftythree rattle killed.
or fatally injured, while tyone .akrn nut aivo
and sound. Next beyond tic which went over,
was the freigatcoudueoss car, with baEgaao mud pas
Hengcr behind. tho latter OCCUPIED hy rlunAet's
Dramatic Company and other passenger. On CT
aminRtlon II found tnt ,lIe space for lis laugts
nt tiir between the IauIing aI ruS
a been :lic with closely fitting ese' Il" har TIM
s wa's .ta , ihe snrne ssoys u rs. TIT u
No doubt Ibis was set for tho Omaha c1r:cn. rmln3
nast, u1l duo erc 1af-auhnur after ti' accident to
tha roa that day. nnd the movement colll uot hive
bern expected. Suspicion In c4r ut tlH thrpe III.
s5s*a paa e 1ass' atoSf to Ss f ns
thrown from tho track there Il would have went over ar
ellaaer srcssls work 20 fec. hig sn losa ot fc Of
ra-,uen aud passengers would have fcrn inevitable.
C. n 10 The A..affst,i .9, tYt".l
train going west on tho h'ou. Chy Road was sl,ow1,
from tho track A1ankatu by ubstsucans we,lgta
between the rails and rlanks Of roa esossing Tho
f9n CHHsls&Ea u C1l0Qke, DaHCafl
car. au r1yacugercar, with Puuket theatrical chill
The train had crosarsl tho trAt i1eetlc, 70' feet
long, and was running alawiy, approaching TIC
shostcr trcstls Of 1B0 feet, When Tic englns thrown
from tie trac4, but before the ra could he htoprca,
tbs trcslo was struck md sent 10 the boom Of tl.t
rar!nc. Tho locomotive aEld ratlie-cars followed,
nn'ng I4lcl ono upon another In confused luAs, hui
the cuhoose and paeaengcr.car stopped sls brink
Fifty three cattle wtro killed pn seycrI tratn-lnt Ii
badly injured. Tho obstruction was undoubtedly H.
tended TO throw the Omaha express. which wah to ras.
soon after, down the sofcot saytuc Which wasfpahuc
by tho 701foot treste. which tho special t.an had VI
ready croaecd Tho criminal Is not suspected, fur
a. IL known.
, 1875-04-20
k0f4 vi u NiiGs

A correspondent Of tile Utica Observer writing
from Rome. n. \, tells = curious ssory ot que
Hszekiah Wright, living = fow miles trom that
1Lo agreement between tla parties IL repro
dncxd W follows,s "1l,o agreemeut witpcssetll
--Titat |, Asxstiah Wright. Of tho tbs part, for
tho consideration Of thsoa b4uoleh OF shingles.
one.hals 4cFa OF unharvcated corfu. md ono"hnlt
OF All aero OF unhnryeHtol potatoes, do soll, ns-
sign, and tral,sfoE all my Right. tit!o, tnd tptar-
ct III apd 10 my wifo. Msiy Wight, ~ jo4epA
TorEepce, OF tle second part" isignaa aud
Heslsl. After tue instrument tn writing lad
sellsr, whu wltue4sod tAe sa1po aud axz cod to
become tho property qf tho purchaser, aud 90
co1dingly gathered her personal etfctts And took
up her abode With Mr.. Torsonce.
, 1875-04-20

-. GditilIoFs EaffNf,
A short, stubby fellow, with Ills hat on one side
OF hia hoasl and lis paitA rolled up walked inso
Dongross-4stoet oyBter-house last eyeldug, aud,
holding the HUMP Of Al un!it cigar botweon hls
cienoAsd testh, looked arouud aud inquired,
" Got ny oysslsa2" "Ies, nit." said tlo oyster-.
man ~ Ao cast hts Dyes over ba'f dozen basks ts
tnll lying sround looso. .'Woll, bow much bo
sloy dozen?" Eighteen ceuts." "Eishteen
"Oponed, Il course, il you want .hsm
orensd." swell, gltue ono not xlucksa."
"0no! What do you want Of one oystcr I"
"Well" SAD tue customer conttdontlaliy.
leaning the oyster stand and tating bis cigar
social party cut here nsas Abba to.nisns, III
aoma Of the bosa might get fooliu'. I've beep
round good deal, ~ tell ysr theEe'a notLin'
20 coo!in' And heslin' like fqr h black eye ~ !
Food, blg oynts.:. 1gueas yuuA batter CLINE .xo.
, 1875-04-20

ROSE. PREDICTIONS.
NEW Sons April 1a.-Thc Times, iu tta unanclal re-
view, says uf the outlook: "Tho bonds called III In
connection with the syndicate may not result In an
outflow of much gold, ma tic synscao will probably
turn In argc amounts Of Tue called bon}a aud
luna. but the May anil July !uerost aud The SO
bonta fur Sinking fn,l F ho paf. in gold. there
ID no uxport Of coin during hoso payments, the nk
Of Eol1 to be paid o ~ ur Treasury will. tnd tta
lowing In from, the country and gold aowtng out of
tho Treasury there Is every prosest for great in-
IT, ua.urca III money, bath for Legitimate aul
speculative purposcs. Tie yoro af tho croakcrs Ia
groxuG futu,et, and likely to outer tho rce1l-
HAi With degree Of prosperity tat will reflect cradlt
uron the cnte!prtso apd rcenpcratse ability Of tho
American reortG." ..
, 1875-04-20
l,()l4f'rIUAt4.
LOUISIANA.

UH N0QlGtAFRs
NEW OnLFANa, April 1o.-Murt discussion and
some excitement was rrolnee. IN loli!cn,
circles so-slay by tho report, which lroyc,l
true, that Tho Conservative caucus had re-
poivut 10 scat III tho llotse Charles
Dcliommen and rrlIr voorfiss nj III. Martin y. Il.
Colinr, of 1T. Helena, und q. Il. lsarkllart.
Of tho Seventh Ward Of crlcana. all Demo-
cras, mi. win wero declared elected
by tho Returning 1'ocra. H. rinco Of
Aiartinca toeheon. floy1, AMI Richard. 1lrpnll'eans
who werp tcatcl IN the Hahn House after wltls1Ar%l
= slcaass witt mi bis toltoSera II
NIL Conservative returned by tilr Returning
Board under the award 10 10 Ecatc who The
Republicans contend ilat tl,rsc flr incl. no. to
.,l.turbe1: Marshal Packard s,stea today
oustcd he hal tnaruescd lis rurn
in tho Benhte to najoArn for thres 1ayt, a X at Tho
en Of TINT Tine they INT rrnrates tho kcnau
win ndIoarn r!neslic. The sratng ot rhon,,aer soor.
hiss, Coina ait Iinsthart III tr toIe Will H!r" tho
Conservatives majority III joint hlot. Col Packard,
says the Republicans tltl not AMI wnutMot agrte tommy
arrangement wI!ei. would deprive thr, If ,nanrIsy
Or BALLOT. Anos!'er political crisis 4 sh!ne Tncra
to In dan atlnt thu fclt!ng u these nIeh-
bcrA tomorrow ar Wednesday.
, 1875-04-20
QOl-D.
The Black Hills Excitement Ill
tho West.
Meetings ut Omaha, Sidney, Cheyenne,
Sioux City, and Other Places.
What IN Army Officer Says About it,"
Some Good Advice TO Golds
Seekers.
The Army Controlling the 1udians-The9
Twill Fight for Their Country

srte,ai Corys,pondtnrsa} a} 7as cAirn1o 1ftsuHs. =,
OMAnA, April 1l;.-The excitemcnt Shout 'ae n's.A
Kills continues to steadily incrcaso In lilo "as' aaeus
inns arc telnH held at ucaily all thu towns asoha ]ao
Missouri n!ycr an,t Un!on Pacific 1allroa1' Atla conf
rsnIcs Of miners ourolsi Wo hare hsd TWO n'ee''het
here md tho gold fever IL, fear, sefzlg many teo
pic. The meeting ast night was q'aso 'aIee a
Con- Strickland, Hctavr uwyori and nj. oohh smie5
wcru tho speakers. All Expressed their 1uH ofhet IN
the existence Of plenty of Euid III Tho Black lls a't
Gen. Strickland aud Mr. Smiley hald they wcrc
going ous. Strickland >satd hc WIS going to
represent tho lay nnd ECO that miners
vere uot illegally aezal md etninal or cApotlea of
their goots. 11e clainrd tho treaty with tho slonx
wa s,oi binding, und that tic Black Hills was not
even indian country. liz cItet Tie Inv OF March 3
1911 which llo aasd virtually repealed tue rcsty of
1858 Troops could at ost nny I.od n!ners for hss
days. anil MI cnscs must 10 brought before tho civil
cuurtp. NJ soldier would kill cillxeu. or even fire.
OIL Ai,d, Tic treaty would bo abr0sacd cs soon Is
the m!ncra got Into tic country.
TIE Mpsr IMPORTANT 6rEECn
Of tho eveniug TINT Of IIr Juh smiley, hp being
practical mItcr. III sail hv knew there RFol III
the Black Hills lIe hail Travelled for days With Hack,
tho scout. Hach WIS reliable anl intelligent inau.
md had teen n1l through tho Disek 1ia. Hack had
tod him when In tic I1;lls with 1nlars ho lIna OH
aeveral occasions found gnld-nuggcts. llo had at.
tempted 10 briug away by hiding them III driol
meat, but tho Indiana very watchfnl nnd hB Lad
to lcavo them, Smiley urged al 10 wait Until tie Gov
crn,nent could act md abrogatu tho treaty with
the Bionz. ltr. Anticraun, Iractica ni1nCr, al'o
made speech. uo beloved iu. tin exlAtsuce of gold
,n the Dacx Hills, au:l explained Guw mining was
done. ~ KNOW" said Mr.. Anderson, "ilrre IL Gold
In The Hack Hills, nnt III paying quantities., on a1ll
going ur TO prospect"
At the closo OF tue meeting gnna 1ntnT put down
tler nales for the Black ls, and tbs audience then
adjourned until Saturday night, Wien MI expedition
Will b8 fOrhtllt 1rratf2Dl.
, 1875-04-20
FOREIGN.
Further correspondence Between
Germany nnt1 Belgium.
How Francis Joseph Was Received a
tho Italian Court.


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,an,' m1. ~ asl"y W. nnes.on, ] ,a.t ,.Is ,"I
sugyestiou tl4a. Enp.ami ,loula join prus.i. .u
Airu,x sol,,onstra,n which the latter romleDe 70
,n,to tn unlvimn, uont,., ,<ch ho f1,s,onrck, Dr.
'Aaa" ~ Ael9'.. "sa'n'' ".e" ~ s.''a"' , ~"
,..''t. ~ '"ahl''A'y ~ ."' -" "'aS NJ" ~.
sS'as s1,,v 'es" v ,spx,I's asas' ,s xssr sst.s
s sFs sf wss ss ! as! TIL. ' at,ss. t. 's1"a II Il. Il.
~ e rrnss. @ ,s'ro t1ssnudrse s srTn
nssa aud mhs!"r ,hr1a wn" auy Ica, 10
ar s. e :.ss r.; f%s ~, i AZ 'sfsy
iy @ e1 i,ar ~ b s, to o Ia
II; H. S i; s:;; IT,; - ;;;E ss$
m thc ~, rls of tI,c me .on ''''', nv
Enua,n ind mt Itrn for,ua,,y s,'ed 10. Al mrrspn
1 ,ts e s.ss q tue 'tiani
innJ.nre RI nri,,r md ibo ,srnTn nf E,,rn,n. hnt
waH happy 10 ssaia lit ,,ei,cr wire IL danger.
Inc aecst Gonn.it!te laa fetattsa 10 sAe ,h'se ot
Wi,ass sul Se,es woro ,,uIi.i,ti ly rqr1nisklo,,,
cERMaMv
'.'.,.,' ~, ,n,:,,
taH '"''Atso!sei At."u"i't.'
DHRL1H, April 1a.-The .Suf1aI Et.atte aEserta that
Austria sud Rnssia will aumort Germany
4, In, Io,,r,ls nj, 1ry.r 1,o,.n n
H., u.,.s,s .,,., y, ~
ZIG frhssiau Diet haa fAssea pa.l
n!,roEating ihosc clauses Of la CouatttutIon which
nElow independent administrator ut rcclpslaEtlAE
hfalrA tic HHledod Intercourse 81 re1!xfuus bodies
WITH teif a1tIors and lsceupa oE cleric1l arpott-
mtiit' .......
TIE SECOND oEEMAS NOTE ..
10 belgium II! fIo ]lt.hrtl Tomorrow. II o1proEsca
regret At BcIsnMs rtsusa1 10 comply with Gcranys
wlahes, aud contlnnes: ''v.c Belgian Government
IL tcAt nwaro Of tho parliamentary dalcuitics In
, 1875-04-20
THE POSTAL TREATY,
ira ItATtl.{DhT[pJ.

Pants, April 2.-The Due nccazer hat ofleuIIy ALL
nounccd tue nsllcson OF The Irn,l tiorcru;1cnt 10
Tho i'oatal un!nn 10 Tho authorities Ut IL r1, Tie
Dn, however, atka that thn dale 6x tos ttc d, nil.
c1lon Of tho tariT--jan. !. ls7d-la 14,u:ed mi the
et of july lsG. Tho Assembly WILL tf e.Gr.p have to
rsfy lin ndheston :giSen by the Minister for Foreign
AHn!rH.
CossrAs7,xorIr. April 9.-Thc I,set ratification
Of tho lostat Treaty concluded at ucrue Will 10 d!s-
Watched tomorrow.
, 1875-04-20

Spsetui Dispateh to TAs Ehfta9o Yrihuas.
LAFAYETTE, Iud., April l3.-Au aEed nlan named
Michael conroy, and LIS vile, instantly iitisl
this evening wila walking the track Of tho Toto,
Wabash Il Wcstcru Railroad towards tho Junction.
They had been In town antl wert returning I,oins
whe. ut liont where The L. n. \. O. track Is
tic Toledu Nabash track, ther attention attract
I'd by 3E l4ks!ug thp former nslsl Whilc looking
at wcrc run over by freight baokilE down 10 tho
Junction. Tie old lady waa torn to pieces, tnd her
head completely severed fran her body. The old gon-
tletnHn waa not SO hAIiy u,anHled.
, 1875-04-20

attend = cigarfaore-.sprly 10 1's Vest A,sdI-
ron rtreet. Shb pns.scred the s,rnrt and W.,
tti day and iast evening tho hold prostitute In tlarQs
h ''r establishment had effected her rln. se aaSs
hs ele wan hrtt given elder 70 ttnk which Intoxicated
''N .r tc,ifcs un'ler s i,siltcnce, tlr Nh. tl,rn
lf !. "nrky. Thus drue9ci, haHgcr-nn al the tlik-
Tllltl Ler ruin,
, 1875-04-20
WEARY or LIFE.

Spsctat Di.pa'eA ia TAs cAitaso 7tfasss..
Axiom, Ill, April 1y.-YesteFd.y aftazuoon oaarea
nrown's vito mule ~ sttsuRt y commit suicide W
cutting heF shroat with pucles-kulfS, hut 4t4 not
accomplish tue tteed falling to cut the tuguar vein.
year, aud lxF belief HAt sle va buraep 10 qyery
body Il assIguca p ca.9s faf her attempt u ea-
destruction,
, 1875-04-20
ARDYAL VISIT.
MEETING OF TIE EMPEROR OF AUs7n1A AND TIE

Ntso or ITALY.
don1z1A' April 6.-1hc town waa brilliantly ilEu-
minated last night, and torehlght procession formed
By tAe citizens p.radtd ths atssase. Tho nmparor
FRANCES 'oseph 'seu nao tnea''e, "hess 10 was Gu
aosaSsay Ms,a. coee.e cue a morning ~ oe'osk lls
waiting to receive 1in,.
up'SE, april b-The Einroror Francis Joseph ar
rsea Hese ~ ':'s ths morning, nna was officially re-
cosed for the first tims by the Italian authoflsles.
oen. Msabrea, wearing tho Grand crosa Of the o1dus
lsay. HIS Imperial Majesty wore tue tnaan!a Of the
vcry arau crowd assembled to w,,ncss IIs Matc:,va
arrival aud received hin with continuous cheering.
VENICE, Aptii b.-The Austrian Emperor LIFT ua'ns
at t. q M, . after being aesompantd through Tho
=, 1or,., ~ swcutusaur ntn,,as aug ,s. !" st1sssa
u. lse'to ~ a"en's..oue mian'es past ~ aia was
reulmsmta hand ;i,,t, saa ans,4,n " An.ha a'a 'ne
TAo loyal PRINCES tl,e military authorI.te.' md tss
Mayor awaited tls Enperorl arrival at tho vsniee
railway station, which was decorated with The
rcuc,,ea vap,cn n, ,,.1H rina ,1,.ta. r.s"', aaA
wrnI ~ ,se ia @ III hng ~ ssos @ Emanuel
in sna saGn ut. IT, 'n ,. mssps shnk
,1Ions a,t.n ,ras me ~ a lne austrian
Whsa ihe tso soyereans came II forward on se osicoay
t,,sastfo cnser.n Ao eFo"" peo4e oa1 into Gu
On .as a.au "a cauas ~ tmnenss number Of goa.
nn g ghn snta sag nlFsS cGfey1h9 tne Enperor
r wIt, Nsn'o a w." ttas t q ahe patsfe. were
mn' W !raa Ie senGnlas o, a tle feuGttan
MoSa HI %SfG fo SsSea S.t Ga WITT qua asia5 salute.
Weather Shtch u1oxaa u.y 1vfa Sinst @ ts a1sna "a
c hs m1,n1s;ay o the way for the
MH'l nNkoF 4.tna1ucl' Tie Emperor IL Aiatria and
, 1875-04-20

hbsflai TifjWle6 q 7Hf IH7tNga 7F|8Nas.
JoLlEr ILL.,, AprllSl9.-Tho body that wal found III
IIydes aan las. week tu. Of Edward 1Ioruli, Of
Dtaidwood. lie was miner, and had been At work
few days ut tho rong-1nllls then 9ot spree, mud
that II tLo last known OF him up to tile tlmc Ut his
broken. His hrothFr l' from Iraiiuuod ye&ipr
day, aud had t!e loly, which had bseu Lurlul iu the
potter'a Field disintrr.h and taken to Utaidwood on
tho nai.Inlaht-lra ast night,
, 1875-04-20

uAEE ClIIKIHIIHF Ass0HHHEN.
CopENHAngN, April 2.-tierr iiana ;hsIat!an A1tt.r-
son, the wcknowa writer Of tutry tales received to
daY from tho Hing .l,s OCCASION Of Lls io, birth
day tho Crcss of Comsl,an'cs Of thu Daunebrox Urlrr
UcputatIns lad arrived from varipH lar:H 10 tycac
lin their congratulations. splendid edition ts ouo
Of hiR Wnsks published To-day III fifteen diurreut
4hHllaHus III celebration Ut The tyunt
, 1875-04-20
A NEW GOLD FIELD.

o44u4, ApEl l9-lrof. Thompaqn, gso!og4ss, v.
rived hero to-day. liz Lugs specimens u purt gold,
taken from tLs paccr digatnss Douglas Greek, ia
tho Medicine Bow zanRs, 10 miles from Laramie,
Mlast: tsq~ !1sAS sn4 G.tqsns %.ss ~ n.
vicinity. lie btlngs YpeclM4na,
, 1875-04-20

acsehth Day or tho lutcT-stnte Tour
Hnn,ent.


1rhA-IIyEnNAS,
1n' "'lfr'shtc hltltarl tournament wak continued
se''s""f a. 'ht Ea' Ns. Il aI - Statc street. II
bcfah Will Ha'nh leswren 1Iua. cf IIoujsisna,
aud llyesman, of Ni4-uLun The thjr.v.f,,rt, of ths
fcTiea. II waA an exceedingly ru,n1uppnt.ce and
seiloaa content. Nh l"'s tE7n s!xtytgo tlrrary III.
nnss ~csc played haior" ,ha lat nn!n, WA turned
II dragged along for cary l~n horu AMI aos ,r,s,k-
ed BY very Indifferent play III tp:!l sllcn viii. few ox-
''1"n- II .Tas lnaiiy ~un l., liu,. 1l,c following
!. TIE acorc:
III. >. ~, 1 Z, T. i. i, i, i. i. j, * :
Z = 3-o xvs,.;. 4 y; : ,;.s;. !: T. l."
>, '"t>@i s. !, / l. T. aaS:
a1s;. Aserss. r.; :: 4 Ii. i 4 l. . o. t.
lithe CT g1Ar-9ne hour lfty minutes.
Observation-Disclosures.
Tie next game l4,kHren HunifsR, pf Ohio, a,l
nrl'gl, pf Michigan Tho litter in Tie third in1i1y
soos sht lead viii. rim Of q. In rhci were nun.
Ter at extraordinarily lic potItlon-sotx liz fll,wc
"'n"t Mt oiite witt, runs of II and II, mixing Lla
tefh u I" fioings III Tho latter changed lbs AZ
l'eet I'll tho game fn lIfs tinFsnth fnnEDg hcn 10
s'IaAc run IT II s,y vrry beautiful nursing. lie
missed nursing #to, leaving the halls p fer bur.
leH' WIN sneeAra ont I. by rcry daring ar brilliant
,L'y. The ffose s!'on atol, linscjph liz; 1IoninR
- n"'1'nR tlA}ni well anl nurvy. a,l followed iii
10. The game vent rutcr ta,ney from th{. ,vltt I'LL.
vi Iot!nHa tiue rn VI IL III tic 4wtn,y-atsul 1up-
'n ';,. xn.s htvs', a' =" sthln =! ri. II ar.
In k11 s' H. sss; ,s,t Il nsfs .,%wax t ID
a.: tlers mt, Bu,,e,. sinp .i.is!s to Kvt bis "a
orsesHra! !hilIYa, arl lIonnE coming alter him
raIiI>. Tht former inally knucktl II uut.
une following ~ The sc,r..
n lchtEiEH-1,s ~ =, 1G, 40, ., 0,
aussa. y '0' = - = v . = - v '~-'"' aver
!Si's'1 e L. : & e.: 1i:rss:
o..Rl.
Tlte Of game-t'us honr and thirty-etght minutes
r,. rAnskn-NAyRr.
cago, and l.. McAfse, Of Daru1lrort, Ia Frank
n&Hea business th the second inning by ai}ytue lG
Dut Mcatco went ahead Of him by pretty rim os f.
which he taled hy MssiaK III ta4y stastc
he male IT ,tlll Interesting fur Parker y Ias
lwer rai and Showed AZ esao ami sEilis,5 nu rnnS
as has teen ltrn In tho toruanens 1I.t touch ia cx-
ty!s tG Ens co " a 11 c;1 ~ n45s without eys
isrtsr followed Will Il, al made by very ,e,. posi-.
1n ay ass lws9.' ns M ~s .sS ,r
ahnt4er Zig tn, making I'll from to1jtIou nI.autt
AMI INCREASED thc rim n Gs. liz then luskeI
sf eaIs ga n.1 lHF1e5 we Va. f4r f,"a +ate, i
tiS' innlg+, showing 1nacl nerve uud ,taylpn very
niei!. Mehltts however, hhtaLed thu game In tho
h'ntaet..in T,,a ft.'Ia,.'an .hnsna' 4 ,,,
McArxr@n NnS +; = ~ 4 ne seees: :. :.
| es,o, :a:s' y An:r~Es. 70 ll.:l.
$l4'.: ts;s:y: 1:i s.: y . IT, H. O. l.
, ~ oA1.iA"nEn-sHAw.
tll!sty-sasensh Of the tournament. II wa orc-
isa seshs 2ff Fit i ID f rses sHset'' Of every
Toesrees th!s resnl ,e obliged to play strong
Game II ala r. nEa a.oa..asa avss!G:'y ~ hls
, 1875-04-20
DOMESTIC BLISS,
The Life Of Michael MoCaghlin and His
Wife.
Ills Arrest OH the Charge of Muir
ttcrlnE Her.
His Statement Of tho Affair,

u9 ol"tc1utAt VI tAe Auall.
II what 10 told OF sn recurrence which happened
E''tndsy night bo rne, c1cago Aas anothrr sandiiae
~" NV sa.o"a, 'he aeco"ta ot tno escns, howefefs
vary no generally aud in detail That TO accuse the man
an authoritative vr,,,,,a,or ,,,nt H., h., ,t.,.
tutu,.Icc 1f.n,. -. .,, ",s"' w A' e1A''
,nn ,,,a nense INN 'as Of tho story sFo stveu'
N' VIC ''Ne' 4nE ns' r,onro, ,use nt S':tss s,,uv
Tie 1,ons, M tai non,h at,t .tr.., ,,,
occ"l:cd '1nce tast March ly pl,ptrrrr
n:'Hcd a!iellatl t!cClahlln, iard-rotkpK ran. ~
ljs ntjuh),ors sYy-tr mi, t1,5up ", f,,, ith .,
lie n crcd,,cl mrtcv y,~+ ~ ,a.,,. -, w. ssa
III. ford,v xh,r,, .un.,ut. Il, -, '"' ''.''
~, ""e" ,"As's'' o1 Vic ht'd Tour or i've
1uen,iy. mud alarming everybody in ,e yiruy ,,,,.
ing lia s;,rcee 1tiH wife. ,.v, /, fond ~ ,our .n
Between f'!c,. thos 'aa'le living nesi duor unes4.
d"fauf$. AccaRlliin terUted tho fnt,neon nitd VI.
scrnoon Of Sunsay 10 drinking whisky a,ul thp
tn,n"o ,n% ~ ,.,. m.'a .,,, eaeapa " way OF l'
.o'.aae aAu alhH. coming Eftne III Tic evening.
"i''y ray." ho bcaan ahnt!ng enc If hIs bo;s.
nl lhG Snnher !1Itrrfrrf41, 1hIa anrrret him. and
ho strGk her Ii. Tho fuce with Ills tYt Hn ,fl,sl ,,t,
l2ttr 70 defend lrr'rlf a, aticr eirusgic, rus-
Lis tper M a ena @ ~. "..rsI sns " q, 1. ~. S,saF lsr I'd
rurlea forward Will lie iutrnsla., Of r,,aa.in1 Hrs IT,
however, escaped fru,n him. and ran into i'll ,ar,l.
calling fur help. III followed rnrtea lie 14,ktr and
licked up "etn.h,~-l.l-," j." a,. knocked er th;wn.
Wien tos.ratc. a. they sas." Le kicked ur. md
VIXEN exhausted, Mclaughlin lct. the 1reulx4s, ni,.i
made ,al f.lssdy s" ~ latr Nvt,,ii,y, u NJ.
ias s9nh D.3.1orn strset. so'ae II sLe 1ei9la.ura
s T.: lss ss ": ysr :ss Iss ss sa 4,
is 's : : :st:aS IT, pro,,
IT, 'T s.lsa si'' IL 's ss sa 1Sn %s Il: ,ssk 'ss S.
alleged brute 10 The Thir! rrectn". Police Ktatut.
, 1875-04-20
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1876

a,trio In Which It warmly rongratuta.rs to t:ty Of
vrr!ru. wcf has proved ftseIf 10 he tin nohte and,
isAfl interpreter 1T te conntrys tenttnenta by Tho
rctGttlo 1t hks gnYen 10 thu Emperor Of Austria.
, 1875-04-20

main at hons and wat until They legally 20 tn tho
th,rc A.A
, 1875-04-20
QUINCY, til.
Srstfn1 D{+pu:tA 10 rae GAienao Tribune.

QUINCY III.
Spstfa1 Di.rutA 10 rae tAfenaa Tribune.
QusEcr, ILL.,, April l9-Tho city is inhIIant to.nlght
thu result Ut tho municipal election to-day Tho
cuest iaa lceu nou-prt!sanlaygo numlscrs Of Dcmo-
urats having supported thu Republican candidates for
Mayor nntl Police Mngiatrato III opposition to the
Tweetl ring. Tero Inns t,ecn loss Ct o;s Republican
dates for aAyur and Police ataaistrasn. a,sJl which
Tho contest mainly turned, l}svo Ne elected BY Inn
1prities rglrg from eon to 800. The present Mayor
w1a elected I4st yrar by Q majority Of noArly ieJ.
Nearly 6,U1 yntea ppltcd today. tho vols being
tAo largest tlat has orer Gern given.
, 1875-04-20

~
Spfciaf Nisnafh ~ Thr Eas Ia1 Hlht.ns.
arlLwAuIER, April l9.--AtlhonEh great sefrecy Is
t,ong observed III the matter, will Tho Intention Of
tccI,ng dark up 10 within dag two of tho eprt-
llcan State Convention, II ltaa leaked out that tic
ataso Central Committee ar mai! alate to 20 tcfnre
the CnIyentlon with, consisting of tho following
nalleA:
f"t Decentralization L,t,liugon.
for j,rmftnu,1:- I'm tFHpr--Sl FItar holloway.
Far f"fLHtrnry-Gtnera!-atr. Cassidy, If .1aiH avitc.
Far &tIic 1rsaaHrr-~llehry ll.cl7. IL MahItowdc.
Mr. I.ulI1.s:un II Mayor nf hi1 city, ond laat
fal. M ltursulcnt oadrsr tpr Coilgr;-s ns,imtt
Ham ltnaskopf, 1;efurner. ws' wn4 charged ~ hts
own PARTY wah su.h seIy practices tint Ut meeting
nf tls lI!trr VI tho arty, seh +7ure was 1r'gt
to bc4r that ho had to reaiin a,u1Wian Tilt lyde
acrcrtcd the ilosnInaon, It'll! was cectcl BY a nlH-
turity OF abht ,DlA.
Senator liou,Tuy II we'll known throughout the
t.tc aud ia Atrnny laA lio has betn several ties
prrs1dcnt OF lilo Beslac.
Lawyer Cassidy, of Jancsvillc Is MI nit sha out
partisan Republican. 1tc IL pno ni tho cadinE ulirits
of all Republican tnovcn'euta III Nock Comfy, as
of MAts Carpenters faks frionn aud asasucll hurlrt-
rrx: Int: tIeycftn!cst. fAvurlte with The Graugers.
Feaiy 11cz, Of II. ntowo7 las already bceM 8ta.o
Treaaur.r and hna tot record. lie sas defeated
fur tcAplunaspu last year III consequence Of iu.s-
understanding.
, 1875-04-20

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Al'rl I'D. i. Funk was elect
ed Mayor By loj majority, over f. D. steere. Tho
election waa very exciting, auI ali immense voc was
loiled. The Aldermen elect First Ward, Horace
McCurty Second Ward, John Truttor; Third Ward,
a. I. ltsser roarih Ward, u. L. Lucas Fifth Ward
John Neagan Sixth W4sta, john Reed.
, 1875-04-20
CAIRO. III.

- CEIHC, II e.
Special Df,patth 1" 1hs chicago Tribune.
CAtHo, ILL.,, April 1y.-To-morrow Is municipal e1ec-
lion dny In this cy and It promises to be the aansst