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, 1875-01-01
THE NEW KING OF SPAIN.

The civil war in Spain has taken sudden, |
though not wholly unexpected, turn. The
Republican army-ollicers and men-have |
proclaimed Prince ALFoNso, Prince OF the Az
turias and son Of 1sApEL1A, King of Spain.
4 brief history Of the events lending to tho
complication in tho spanish succession may
not be ,ninteresting.
Tie Austrian family which assembled the
throne in the person Of CHAn1Es l. Emperor
Charles W, in 151G, ended in tho person Of
C1An1Es H., who died without issue in 100.
BY his will he bequeathed tho crown to
LOUIS XIV, OF france, who had married tho
sister Of tho Spanish King. The crown was
also claimed by LEOPOLD I. Of Austria, who
had married another sister, A war ensued, in
| which nearly all Europe took part for thir-
teen years. BY the pence Of Utrecht
| in 1710, PHILIP, the grandson Of LOUIS
XIV, was confirmed as King OF
Spain, by yielding Naples, sarain'a, Bol-
gium, and other States to Austria, and
| Gibraltar to England. In 1903 his grandson,
CHARLES w., was compelled by NAPOLEON to
Indicate, and Prince FERDINAND was also COM
pelled to rcnounce all claim to tho succession.
| In 1914, attor JosEpu BoNApAnTE was driven
out Of Spain by tho British troops, FEnpr.
sANp VII was proclaimed King, to tho e1-
clusiou of his father. FEnDNANp had two
brothers, /. CHAa1Es, or DoN CAnLos.
9, FnAso1s DE- PAULA. By the law Of spain,
females were excluded from the succession.
FERDINAND had buried three wiyes, md, hav-
ing no children, DoN CARLOS was the heir
presumpsiye. In 1899 he married MAn1l
, 1875-01-01


was no explanation Of tho deficiency,
and, therefore, IT was Impossible to aay
whether it vent to tho benefit OF tho
contractors, or to TINT OF tho officers ant
members of tho l'oart' or hoih. il'e gen
eral lax'ty ot management WasfantB aho eon-
oiuslon tint there wero "'n''lnr Rwindling ae'''
cencics in oil tho otler 6uppaea' There "ae
no cheek "s either the insane asylum o.
ioof-liouso tho coai' lHs'1ea NJ wv t'''o -
1itty tons day' "as not "o'gneo oy tno
County Agent OF nny representative oFoe's
issaea 1or hosn'ny or neahs mlent no 'rA'le''
OF for H'gar,-3o cents "orth Oh AonhnY 1o1
II conts worth OF sugar. etc.
i. Tie County o0tTrs.-sucll m exhibit
would 1ave suggested the lmmcd'aso rofnov'i
of the persons implicated; but the rng pro-
cceded to ra-elect nii tho suspected persona,
and removed those only who Ind been fonnd
to he honest or Of soma service. For lie
stance 9EohoE >. h1AnEhhf was re'"lhea IN
| "Arueh VI tne Iooi-iiouso "Lu Ail7"''o .Ae9
lum, though he confessed to tho Committee
H.. ,,t.as ;raa,,,,oto,,r ord ahanafn1
..aa,oat ,,;, ,,,n,,,,h ,1oa,;orc, ~ ovcr
o. mo .,.os f,,,ng i, tho c,nonnt ns
',oaa. 4o;l for IN ono dona,trnent undrr
1,;a o,,orno :rouv D,rnrx "a son.;n,1aw If
ro,,,,.,. Gon,,,,;.s;o,or 1Inrt;no> 1yos r.tn;ned
C..,,..,. t,.,,t observation-disclosures t,a NJ.
.~o4,o 1oosonosa found +, Tho conf1uct Of his
o1,art,o ~ TIN othor hand nr 1opr. who
l,0s ,7ra,,o,, himself N Ia n, efficient officer
on5 an honest man, vas removed from ti4e
rl,co ~ ,,,va;c;an ot TIM insane Asylu,n tc
,noko room for 5ovorito of tho ring. We
ora ;nformel Tint tho RING carried their war
ovo,, 5o,v,, n ,ho e,hor1irotoa, and TINT
thore woro changes in the County Hospital
|. ord tha county bni,3;n, dictated by tho in
, tercsts md nenotism Of the ring. Egon the
ion;tor of tho latter was removed because ho
: ha1 renortetl an assistant for neglect Of duty,
l md tho assistaut was retained. This assist
. ont va nre told, il q brother of q. T.
i pRn,o1,.r. thu rbiou;touB contractor,
= The Commissioners Tho men who are 70.
8 snousib1o for tho practical ignoring of tie
O facts olio;ted by tho Committee nro the fol-
q 1ovinp.
Q c..po,7.. covnry. JOHNSON, =
# caAwsonp. H1Rrlse; LosEna4s.
0 $500 r,r,
, 1875-01-01
2J],t Gbles,sya G2ibuaae.
Friday Morning. January l. 1870.

A1ruoSaE the Twelfth is the title OF the
new monarch OF Spain. Such q titlo nna
kingdom to boot may bo q very protty New
yaar's prnsent for m etTeto despot.
, 1875-01-01

.,,o roor In. mi hoan tnrcer than TINT Of
ION rho 1ast s;r ,nonths Of Tho year, how
asas ,,oro ,,oon r,o0ta,,1o tn merchants. aud
&C., ',I ,,os;1nd ;,nnrovcmcnt In t],c general
,r,1o of ~, conntrv, Tile Commercial 4tgtn- |
~ T p.o;.,.r estimates Tint probably not less
~ h.n saoo mn mn nav be nut down ns ccon~
,,,,,;,o,, ,1,r;,o Tin vcor This fact. coupled
;,1, t,,o eff,rta h sett,o thu flnnuco question,
No.. 1,,,,of,,t ,r;t,, roferc,co to tho prospects
~ hur;,,,aa during tho rresent year.
rrhcro oro many dirk srots scattered
| t,rouch tho rcar occasioncd by great dis
ostcrs. promincnt among which are tho fol-
1o,y;nc. Thu Chcoeo ire of July, which,
o,,,,,,ot, II oecou;one1 M 1oss Of life, destroy
nd rropcrtv 10 the estimated value Of s1,431,-
mi n 1arce nrouortiou Of which Inns already
loon replaced: tic typhoon on the coast Of
CHM. which destroyed millions Of dollars
wortl, of ,,roperty and 10000 lives; the
,,nrstino Of tho Mil River Reservoir in Mas
acc,usctts. which sacrificed 150 lives; the
foerfu1 ooo;,s in pennsylyania, Which Destroy
,1 n,anv Thousand dollars wortl, of property
or7 orInt sno lives. tho Southern floods,
Which destroyed tic crops over miles Of
,,,,rtrv boord;nr on tho Mississippi River
on1 ita tributaries; tho burning Of the FalI
1,;ror c,tton mill. bv which 20 lives were
int ths fo11ino Of tile church at Syracuse,
N = hv Which IA persons ycro crushed 10
death: and long list Of disasters to sten1n-
nrs md smiling vessels, nmong them tile
steamer Empire at New Orleans, tie steamer
!. 1,o,ora n, the Ohio. the propeller Brooklyn
al I1otro;t tho steamer Japan, and the emi-
: ,,ro,t sh;n cosnotr;ck. involving loss of
ovor soo i;vca
tr,,o soc;o1 world has been unusually agi-
. +ota1 1urinp The year It's first excitement
xoa tho Tcnnerouce Crusadcs, which sprcad
= ranialv throughout tho Western and among
!. .on,o ~ Tho border Southern States. They
: 1ested Int n short time, however, md proba.
1lv will never be Witnessed agnin, rs tile pub.
, 1;c ;s now nrottv thoroughly Convinced of the
fo,,v NJ ettcnnt;nr to establish prohibition
= hv coerciyo legislation, md that no practica
r rcsults of ony pcrmnnent value were secured
hv .ho rroy;nc women, Following closel,
- nnon the Crnsades, the BEEcuEn-TrLro:
rconda1 hurst upon tlo public like thunder
70 c1on. and euQrosscl the attention Of tn
y u;1o1o corntrv, It has rassetl through yari
'o o,,a phases. in the courts and out Of them
s;nca TINT time, its only hold upol
tbe publo at present being in tn
50 nend;no suit of Mr. T1LToN agains
!. In Bs.curn. which tho 1atter is Aghtin
Il mon technicalities and ouibbles. 4 muc
is mora pleasant md in every way agrecabl
- featuro Of tho year hns been Homo notabl
ss weddings, among them those Of the DuHE c
~ r~~,,n-,nru IN lin nussinn Princess MARIE
, 1875-01-01

,.pr,,v or MrrS1C-IFn1sted strret. etwoen Mad
AtAnaHM Maneos' Engagement Of MIN Clara Mo.Tis,
fsen e.non nnn Wow for B1ow and "1hs Wido"9 'le
fias u Even!ne. " Camille"
, 1875-01-01

rA1srrD STREET OPERA. .nousE-4GoEnsfs 4fs tin. un'.
~ III Il. IL ,ri,na afrcets. ame NeHtz'e Femhc Mn'
stTos Afte,uuun and sFcufng.
, 1875-01-01

GRAND ttT.,,,,, rsst, opp"'1ELs L
fT.s,t E.n.t." Ifternoun knd e1e.tnx.
, 1875-01-01

srvFNTY1 pAGE-Clty, Suburban, and County t he.t
Y.tstc Wsuts 70 Kents, Donrdn1 dnd Lodaihx tafses
ant CarttsEcs, otc.. pic:
TENTH pAt3E-LcEal etc. +.u..i Ttn,a.
FIEEENTU PAtlE--A Amnsetnentst itAIoh" tA'o
rthic Educational. and Medical Cards
, 1875-01-01

My1UKrns THEATnE-Matison stfest,s pf'~sfn men;G:
usnr1nn sn1 1rjeh.,jsu Evening. The Apostata."
, 1875-01-01

Madison s,reet eetTeen Gtrk III M
11ssiio. Concert for Tho boneat OF ta' tss''"'N@
fssSfS.
, 1875-01-01

o,,1rAan MusEUM-Monrce sireat. hstwsdn !1ha mssr,
barn and State. - HaHlnR Aos ~" ''
paffutMApcf1.
, 1875-01-01

t,ooIEvtg THEATnF-RnnnoiGh ttrett. nssws1e an'
my .ra aSs,s lied Astsay" Afternoon Anu e'e1'
, 1875-01-01
Quarters

Quarters. 1871. 4hts 4o'e'
7.,, -. ,7.h e,v7 sa9s, olo sso, $50
!4,i ,, st' Inn. T. ss7ina5sl 237u7a4ls a75 TcU87l
1air tuG senII 1sa1ia77Bf 13l9l,oa5 275. .f2t 19i
Hns IL er5 biys7l] 2il2l2 &O6 800, ,51e.767
, 1875-01-01

md have been the ofdef oI Luz uh3, aAu VIZ
prospect docs not brighten any with tho ad-
| vent Of tie New Yenr.
i The country has happily been free from
! peatilence 20 that the general health has
, beon good, while other parts Of the world
have sufIe,cd severely from plaques and fam
{ | ines. Tue grasshopper Inns been the only
= agency which has interfered with the labors
! Of the hubandman but 1t has boon ns dc.
= gtructivo /, Its ravagea throughout Minne-
: sofa. Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Manitoba,
= Is Il they had been swept by tho fire. This
Il nest has enai}ed great suffering md deatltu-
a ton, which tha charity Of the country Is now
d relieving. -....
"a II only remains to cali the roll Of the prom
i. inent and IGNORED dead who have lett the
r world during the year. The political world
IT bos lost CHARLES SUMNER, GERnrr sM1rH,
N N,co1o ToMA,o the eminent 1talian states
at man, three msmbors OF Congress-, viz: D. u.
ly MEt11su, Of New York, JONI B. RICE, OF
at Illinois, and A1yAn CnocEEn, of Massachu-
r, sctts, the Erquis DE Ii CoNouA, Of Spain,
in H. GouLAKI Prime Minister OF france,
Mt JEAN LARoou1rTE, Count JAupERr, ths French
to statesman, e1presidcnt F1LlMohH, and ex.
~. eenntor W1ag41L. The ministry has suffered
ne severely, having lost Bishop BACON, Catholic
nd Bishop Of Maine, Bishop IIEycAAp, Old Cath
he olic, Bishop PAYNE, Of the Episcopal
or. Church, Bishop MCFARLAND, Catholic
NO Bishop LEE, Ipiseopalian, bishop aloRa1s
hia Methodist, thsIev r. NJ. EDDY, Methodist
Ia Bishop Wu1rEiougE, Episcopa!lan, Cardsna
in FA1c1sE111, Archbishop LANpnqlT. the Rev
10. SOLOMON PHcz Baptist, Bishop o'doauAs
,1a Catholic, Dislop WuE1.As. Catholic, the Rev
, 1875-04-27

In 1(r. Augustus IIareA hook, ~ Wallis IN
Rome" rncontly published, 10 allutes to tile ILL.,
4o,,slity to, aud want OF appreciation ot,
laudssapo, aylvau, aud horticultural bosuty
manifested BY shp Notnan. municipal AUTHORS
ties In carrying out rocsnt improvements. The
Villa Scgronl Massmo, the most beautiful Of
Roman gardens, with tho gEanlcst 0f old 0ranK0
nvci,IteH and glorious groves Of Expresses auid
wAlul, Horace waH hutind. Wills wl.oae ter
races dated from tho t!no It belonged 10
a1rconaa, aul wlIIcl, was reploto with recollcc-
tIona OF tho romantic BtdrY Of fittotiA AUcofan.
bout, Of Dunns Camilla Eerretti. aud of AjdsFi.
AaH beon rutlll0pAIy aud utterly rluwod up, 10
that not trace Ut it iH lott. EFo,t tIls. how
llowaycr," Mr. llaro goes on to say, "is as
nntng, compared with tho oltise destruction
Of tho build!nse whieA rc,ua.n. TAa hatlla Of
caEacal!a. stripped Of all their vcrduro
and sh5ubs, a1ii deprived alike Of tho
tuftaa foliage a,lld which 6hol!oy
w1oto, aud tho lowory carpet which 10
greatly cnl,apceA their lonely eolemnty. arc
now . sories Of bara, foaturofrhs walls, standing
In q xrayet!y waste and posaoss no more ct.
traction that, tho ruins Of London warehouse"
Thon With regard to tho Colosseum. he wr1tos
.Tho Coloasa.lnl, no longeEA sgarlandcd ring
IL bv,eaysI OF everything. Which iphda it TO
lovely uut 10 picturesque, W4lln bota!llass must
forever depofo tho incnuIparhbla and strangely
uuln1s tiora VI tho Colosseum. which HiYuor
Iuss las raused to 10 Cal cfuIly npniAilatad, pven
Ito ropta VI thu shrubs hayiug b4on extracted
hy tho iiroulen though tn pulling thsm out moro
u the building llns pnulo HI than zoo ys9xs Of
tiIus would lave tul ulurQd."
, 1875-04-27
Mrs. COb1ciEll'4 ftpe xtotn$os

D1ntuFp .stss.
alr. Cohlejch had jaht got unwtl to breakfast.
iis WAS stnndug up to tito sinvn with h!s hauds
claspo1 behind lin, an IL hA CUSTOM cpnkanl-
plating tho attTnct,yoty-Aet tah!c a large platter
Of f'rn1lesl ham, with fried c.es, wan the
cnntral feature. md Mr.. coLfcigii il vary fond
Of ham and oEgH. Tho family rat was lying
under tho salie. p'lrring softly 10 hetaclf. Ii
wneA atrongIy marked tntnsstso scchc, and afr.
t.ol!eEh fe't his nyt1 u>oatct, In arryoyel It..
Mrs. cohlcigh VIII taking mp tho pnsatocs. Hlc
lad the lant ono pierced will, tia fork, and syaa
al'oIt to deposit It with tho roHt whom s,e eA-
[,cd tho iptnrnnd rni7, of Iier I1s'aJads l,a1ui.
What poaScAHcd har tta canunt tell, Int aIlo
drorpr1 tho ateaMfng vt9otahlra sttasCht into
hin l,.coHHcoun hand. liz didn't ark hor what
Bhe was doing t,e lli1n't even .t,s prontll; Ao
simply t1nitto hu nwf,t scrcanl, at,l spr;lnc
Tia tlv inta tic air. Oh tho drnCcnt lte struck
tlIo table with h!s knee. will. rrch force aa to
conpntclr ornrtirn Il. and, with tin contonty
In went u the iinor WITH an AWFUL craeh. Fivo
dollars w0Tth OF crockosy unA tmaHllcd, nusl A
carpet. cont and 3 pair Of t.an:s nero ruined
BY harl-Erayr :. anil butter. Il iH trob.
ab1n Mr.. Cob1elgh would 1laye tainted dead nwaY
from tbs offcct Of the silock, hal not tho cut
acroas whose erectca back ho foil. ~ Bho was
darling away from tho awful calamity, turned
around and fahtoned both clara mud teeth into
hia high with deadly fcrozisy. That sc-
yived lin. Tho l,nrse iB nnw shit u;s. Mrs
Coblrieh Ia whiting her mother III 1}ruokiieII,
Aid ,lr. Cobeigh hns taknn jannt to Ioston
OF, business. We understands shB thinks Mr.
Cubtetgll II to l1a'nn in The nlstt4r. Tor. sllo
properly reasons. had llc not Jumped 70 like nn
all-tred fool, theio would havc becn III damage
1une.
, 1875-04-27

1nC EfnAEEn OF laG 1aefarN t.Ez11Gs
Apropos pf tho regent uuHuccesslul effort IN
extend onc OF the streets of Philadelphia through
tho grounds Of Girard College, tho Led9rr Iui,-
remarkable growth Of tho famous Girard trust.
Tho college building cobt, In rnuid nnmhors,
s1,oh0. 09n. There havo bccn further addstions
Rncc. and tho maintenance, un u the present
year. llaH cost over $4,000. bio. Tho college
oycncd with 100 orEhana aili HOW It llaa ESQ, tho
limit Of tito capacity at tho present buildings. On
tho list Of applieanta arc leu 0rphana eligible to
10 admitted. but 4 large nuu,ler will iosn thoir
chance by roaso Of reacliug tho limit Of tho nge,
amount Of room can bo provided for them.
The incnme of tho Inst year shows
M cxce.t OF ovnr <e5o,vuo., which would
,o enough tu cuaIle the coilcgo 10 admit
AMI support tWco tho number now upon
ltB rolls, il Tue building accommodations woro
sufficient. Tie income for 1a7i waH over 4G00.-
010, the expenses about a20 Co., and tho cost Of
tho colisso about 100000. Tho income IL
largely Tn tho iucraauo, md It is not
piece Of laua in ths built up portion
Of tho city has bcen pcrmanenta7 Inn
proved, AID tho large body of eoal lands IN
Sehuyl!;il! md Columbia Conntics, which Nctp
entirely unprouuctivo at tho timo OF Mr.
(irAtd's death Rhd long aftorward aEn now
| Laing developed. Twoiye lines, xro now open.
| Tho nhtate owns G50 acres Of land III
| tue southern part OF tho city. and is en-
! pable Of largo devnlopmant for building pur-
rosaH. Tue prospect IN that. within tue present
| seneratont tho income Of urard Collogo wtll be
| enough to support conAllogshle number uf
orphans other than those Of tho old ctr propors
Who aro irst entitled, undor Mr. Gliard'B will,
| 10 ad.ninAion. THO future growth and Taluo OF
tbs estate Ia almost incalcu!ab1c.
, 1875-04-27
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

VIENNA, April 12.-ln spite OF tho pouring
rain, which somewhat interforeI With some Of
tue festivities, tho stay Of tho Emperor at ro1a
has heon as great snecoss as tho visit to
Venice. Ho was enthusiastically received bv the
population, not only OF the town, but by
q number Of Populations which came up from all
parts Of lstr1a. Every ehip of the loot sssom-
bled 1t Tasans, aud all tho establishments were
minu.oly inspected, and goucral order 10 tho
fact expressed in ruoAt nat:cring terms tho satia-
faction OF tho Emperor At tho efficiency md
strict discipline which he found carried out.
Count Andtessy returned last night from Ten-
produced It's flui,a, and fruits. too, which, arc
likely to he appreciated both Is tho Austrian
aud Italian people. The eight years which have
pasEcd since the conclusion OF tho
EtA,os l,nrs brought to light 10 many
dosielcncios and dl awbackH in that treaty that !
revision Of II Inns been for Bome time considered
Indispensable and urgent on botL eides. In-
deed, the inis!lt1vo y tllla respect was already
,nonths ago. and tho meeting At you1co
waa takcn advantage Of to como to
an understanding. On tho, rrine!niea on
which thls revlaion ia to bc nlado: and abovn all
this, thu Italian Minister Of Commerce camo 10
Eonicc, and On llsa s;de Count AEdrahsy took
with h.n tho bead ot the CONNER
chi Department at tho Austrian Foreign
Office. OF conrte. nothing is known about
the stpulatious made, and thoy can It tho best 10
but Of a general nnturo, for tho question of
tho revision Of all tho Commercial Tscat-
ics which Austria has. and which expire
III tho uczt few years. ~ s,ndes discussion,
| and It is far from settled whether this ia 10 10
| dono on tho present FREQ Trsde principles
OF lus proteotionist Eouac. The Consnei cial
Treaty tetweeu Austria and Italy continues till
1871 but to Italian Government laya 81 cat KtEeea
on Austria conscntiug 10 revision Of tho Treaty
boforc tho Troatios Ut 1talr with france and
| Switzerland como to nt, end In 1875 and the
Italian tiorernmcnt tlinEs It would facilitate tz
negotiations with the two latter Powers II the
negotiations with Austria could ba carried OH
simultaneously, or still batter. II lhs actual re.
| vison Of tue Commercial Treaty with this Iat,er
could bo made previously. Auhtrais thuain the
| position Of being ablo to make couoesslou. In
Italy tho tendency III decidedly In <he direction,
Of Protection. This IL owing 10 a number Of
Young industries having sprung up which
| lind 1t impossible to competa With
the moro advanced industries Of France
Switzerland, and England. The cost oi
| production OF most Of TIC articles supplied b
tEose latter countries being about tho sauo in
Austria aud Italy, thoy cauuot bc worry fo1mda.
BILE competitors to thaM, 30 au understanding
advantageous 70 both sidcs can bo coma to
rllilo there arc Il uumbor Of special a:scles oi
tsadn between the two countries which form .
fair subject Of negotiation.
, 1875-04-27


4 distinguished Clergyman Of tAis city yesten4
day enjoyed tue felicity Of ua!ting. two natises
VI tho Flowery land In tho silYcfy bunds
OF wod.ock. Ham 70 and ALI Toy woro tho
na,nes Of tho happy couple. who IT'LL. sfter the
fashion OF shelg country preserve tasapt theis
respective patrouymlcs After the marrisge
sofvieo tho btiua and bridegroom aljourpcd to
tho residence Of \ friend. Hhese number Of
guests we're asssmbled, 70 loncr tlo oGcas'on.
4 feattvo time followed, tho bride tn dFess Of
HKy-blue, with rings upon AoF Anklcs and her
cbou looks dono up ia taltow, being Of course
tho csptrs Of attraction. S4o Has exceedingly
asract!ouato. Ieiug asked bya Caucasian ln-
torloper il she lossd har nsnly acquirpa luY-
band. sLs warmly answered, - You bet NO leap
likco Sam; he belly good Chinamsu." Sam.
tuo. WA 81 happy ~ d hoodum With = now patr
Of hiul..hse selod boots and ~ the gusass dtpa1e-
o sad With smile lAlf yard long - tts above
mentioned tu.eE!opos, "You sAbeo nAm cute;
alec sa1uo ~ Ate!ican mRn-hesp catnkeua wife
ebe1y tiu.a" II II presumed that u Asas Of
these. young psopls viii b. tapglbls y1alt.Asioa
Of Cslo8tisl tlEsk
, 1875-04-27

caalou for nlaru,, ns nothing hal giscn way ex-
cept sone ornamental brickwork that had born
tnau!'ciontly fastened around ono Of tho wiu-
1ows.
Tho civil courts Of New Orleans adjourned
ycAsorday out Of respcct to FerEms Fusc{er,
prominent member OF tho BAR, who fel! dead
yeatorday morning Of npoplexy.
nr. John Bull, proprictnr md makor Of we'll
kIso"n patent nlndieinra, by which he lad
alhsatefa rery large fortune, died suddenly yes.
tcrday a. his residence in Louisville Of con-
gohtson Of the brain.
M. C.. johnson, attorney for tho Common.
wealth Of Kcntuck y. VI. Thomna q, Joncs, Clork
OF tie Court of Anpoats. las flied petition for
rehearinB o5 the caso recently decided By that
Conit agalnst tho atate. 6honid tho petition he
osyerr'led. uoy. Leslio will probably withdraw
Court Of Appeals.
, 1875-04-27
FLOODED STOCK.

hpsctal pis,atth " The cAl4oaa Tribuns.
ntoou1so7oN, ILL.,, April 29.-Tho great xsle
OF Bhost.IIosn stock. to take place LsEo oa
Waduosaay, has aafosdy altrAetsl many buyers
10 this city. Tho lssds otapsass. Of Tallallua i;
Nichols, Of Kentucky, aud of Franklin Fuuk,
8mlth, Chofn and Duncan. OF Mclean County
Ase already hofe. Nearly two hundred fluo
blools will ba sold tomorrow. Most Of tho buy
orr will ba 1t tho sRles At Decatur. It ID nov
proposed that Dillon aud 'ollor gloat breeders Of
Nolmsn horseS. In this part Of tho country. will
fair grounds, Oh tho dav al tho cattle sals.
, 1875-04-27
THE MINNEAPOLIS TUNNEL.

Speet4! Dt.,4a.eh (" Ths Chied9o 3ribuns.
MINNEAPOLIS, April 26--Your report from Vt.
Panl, that dangerous break las occurred At
tho falls OF at. Anthony, II untrue IN oyery par
ticular. High wssars oyertlowed some Of Illo
temporary xorks about tho tunnel, luttiug wasor
iu. Tho cpg|uceys had uxpectol, and uors pro.
pared for 1t, Tlo Government works ara not
Injured lu tbs least, aud there |. no Danger what-
over,
, 1875-04-27
ST. PAUL CRIMINAL NEWS.

Special UslMeeh to nv tHiedeo tribune.
ST.. pAuL, Mlnn., April 2e.-1u the case Of
Ford Illgcr, Indicted for tho rapo of a young
girl. a verdict Of guilty was rendered yesterday.
Ills counsel hayo obtained ton days. atay OF pro-
cce1ings to rcraro an application for = new
tssl. Several other indictments againat IIilsger
for tho same critno upon olhor young girls will
be prosecuted.
The second trial Of Michael Kooy for tho
murder Of narnoy Lamb began to-day. tho first
Jury having dlsaREoad. Alfred Townsend. ouo of
tho 1lrst juy, publishes card today stating that
whisky was supplied to Tho Jury In tho aa11,c tin
pail which waH rodncetl In evidence III the case
also that another Juror threatened him for re-
fusing 10 ngree TO verdict OF mauslauBhter.
Differences having occurred among tic honda.
men Of Emit s1uncl'' r.Staso Troasurcr, indict.
cd for dofacations as to tho uao and division Of
property nsaigned to secure tllom Tor maxi
inn up tho deficit Of *112,ooo. Which
waa dissovs,o a., IN rolruary 1s,S his non'lsmo
The vnrrondoring. bouasmon aro Charles scl.at'
fer and hiY buainosa partners. sclaiEor i,ns
commenced suit aga!nst tho MUNICH brothers,
and attacled property to compel them to mako
up t!h lunAea in the matter, ~ agteod by trust
tleod given ut the time.
, 1875-04-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

LosDos. April o6--Winwood Hetde. ths we'll
known author Of books Of travel, il dead.
I.ospox, April 2G.-Tle Lord MAYOR OF
London will 30 to Dublin In
state 10 attend tho banquet which
ss to bo given to Tho American rile team on It's
arrival. uo will give dinner At the sIantion
Uo,lao, III London. In hauor Of tIle American
ritIotpon. nftor tLe international contcat.
, 1875-04-27
THE WEATHER.

sutftaa Di.naleh to 7Ns Chieaao Fr'auns.
WASHINGTON, u. o., April all q. m.-For the
Uppor Lake rogiou, tho uppor Msslssippi. aud
Lower mississippi. yai'eys, parity o!ondy sna
warmer weather. with caUt to south ElHdat fall-
tuR baromstcE, Autl light rains in Missouri. Iowa,
Itftuo,s, sla usar Lake Michigan.
, 1875-04-27

T4s leo LOTT the south bay It Toronto yester-
day afternoon. and navigation IL now fully
opened thcfe.
Some o1citement was occasloned IN Quincy.
the alIs Of tho 0porA tlouse wero tutubllug
down. There proved. hoasssf, 10 b no o.
, 1875-04-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

BAN FuANclsco Cal., April 2G.-Arrlved-The
paoilo Mail OompAnyss staamor Constitution,
from pAusmA.
LONDON April 20.-Stosmshlps Oregon and
City Of Richmond, from New York, havs arrived
out.
Quxrserowx, April observation-disclosures
U<ia from Now York,
, 1875-04-27

BPa1xaElEf.p, ILL.,. April 2s.-Tae session Laws
Of tho Txenty-uinsh General Assembly will bo
ssuod from tho press OF tho State rItntorA On
Friday naxt, They would havs been ls4ued fsst
week lad thu Ixipte,s bsen fusplahed ths copies
~ promptly Il wars oslst and private parties.
, 1875-04-27

Special Dspak,A Ia Ths Chteass Tribune.
Or1AwA, ILL.,, April 29.-Yeutertlay esen'nR ;
fire broke out In tllia town, probably from tu.
esnllariau. burning Col uapmans BARN. and
ono other adjoining.