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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

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Hing Street Hall in this town. Those
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SO that the most famous localities in
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with about one hundred pieces Of the
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which due notice will be given.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-17

Best and cheapest Bacon Ia town
at Frazer & Bishops.
, 1875-04-30
NOTES AND NEWS,
THE LATE Auuy APPOINTMENTS.

*pstsal Di.uaseh ia raa Chicago Tribune:
WARRINGTON. D. O., April 20.-Thcre Is constdcra-
bio feeling among o overslnughcd at tho appointment
Of Robert 1cFeoly 10 DO Commlssary of Subsistence.
Thore wAs euoh contest betwopn tho applicants,
Deckwith aud Bimpson, Of tho Commissary Depart
ment that tho President Is uutlerstood to hare ar-
pointed hcFcely Of compromise candidate. Tie
lrcadent Ia represented having tatcly sasd how
over, that whoever he might appoint Commfssary
before the meeting Of Congress would quite likely b.
defeatea ~ the disappointed candidates would be ccr-
tain 10 combine their Influence 10 1cfcat tho conArma-
ton. II this hhnuld prove true, AcFcely may have
disappointment In store for Lin.
A CONNECTION.
Thu statement that Edwards Nerropout nas epo of
the arotktra ts tho L0uislaua Indignation meeting u
New YORK Ii unfonndcd. This statcn,cnt waa intus-
Of cro1enco, and who 1nust haYe had soma uMcslos
purpose for disseminating talse information.
tn the Assoetated Irsss.i
THE FnEEDMAn'a DlMK.
WAaniso1oN, p. G., April 3p.-Ths Commissioners
Of tho Ctogduians Link now laro 1901 90 ta tic
UHit cd Slatta TEeasuFy II would require {GQ0Dp0 In
hand 10 dnclaEn dividend Of ~ per 1tnt. a ia:g3
nuubcr Of Directors 1aya pail to the institution sni.
amounts. The Commissioners have otEvsed r.
eatatc Of tho tobors for xnlo ut auction. but owing
tho lhaulaeiency. of lids, hayo bought In III.
raised that tho Commissioners have not tho poncr To
acquire resl estoe hut that their duty Is to realize tic
money ouly 10 BE- dstributed among lopoBitors Many
Of Tho dopositoEs Aso selling thcr bauk.books At IL
ths dollar TO oso who Afford to wait for
tho dividends. Thp Atorncy40encrnl haB ooldod that
tic OOAtninstoncrA cannot resign ller olcs, they
proposed doing several months ago.
, 1875-04-30
PENNSYLVANIA KELLEY.

Special Nttpafch tn 7zs Chfeaso Tftsuns.
wAsnrao1oH, u. O., April 2a-Uongressman Will
hm D. Kelley. who has returned from two ,uonths'
trip In Florida, Inns been hunting nllipntora and collect
Ing Illustrations for Lila finance theories. liz tells
gloomy story Of tho commercial condition CT the
South. uo says thcro ID general feeling Of lsrust
among tho commercial elasscs; thht Tho States and
corporations OF nil aorta nro issanY shnplastcr.,
which afo current a. currency that railroads nako
change by giving luc.blils good for fare for
certain number OF miles: that tho curroncy
OF State banks is constantly imposed upon
ono for grccnbacks anu that tho ncgspes Tan
obtain nothing for their cotton but store orders. In
all ehia Kelley InHlss that ho tito umsto riuup
Of Lis biianco theories. lie tenies that he Ia
4 CANDIDATE ron THE rnEs1DEScY.
Judge Kelley slaeA that t cxpertenro from this visit
to tho commercial rios Of tho South In, that the hisan
clal legislation Of tho Forty third C1nHrcsa Is rapidly
diving tho Sonth towards IN 1olyeHcs, II rGardu{ s
trospery at will prevent nil substantial rrc,tlsrc-
tio ue chilled ul'nn tue Secretary at tho Treaeury
to-day to discover tho policy Of Tho Tressuty Depart.
mcnt With regard to executing the provisions OF
she naeo law relative to tho substitution Of sIlvor
cola for ctFrsncy In introduced tho subject by Ask
ing when tho Secretary Intended to to bny
currency hc s1d ho thought 1t evident that he
did not want to sell gold jd9o Kolioy proved to bo
an nfautccasfu interviewer, and failed to discover
tile 6ecrutasy'a policy.
, 1875-04-30
AnElEALs

--.--->A~-A---~--"-~-.. ~. :. C1fr1rcn Tt1
A1Sr|S qnR Fl HEaisf's Il E
1ANT :Fe n2M GHsEEeE; sa ssin IN
NEW YoiK UIfE int.tueas e tna f.",ns Veil III
known rakess ntli be iuund !hcndcd IN th' ''osA' al
iI&TIE3F. pAvlsA co.. rtteEiiIaNi5 reii |3iin55iiIi { CO..
+ S,I!'ii;S + ,iE;S Fyns IT,, !s!;i:y !!As5!;iv:y*rHen.
,reoi @ cntlser n,r li,nssf"sG": III srsr III 1nnn ri
infn innr,fo,, .n.s; Ptict. s.h;i
vefy t'nc-cnr r.crodd nAAhfof1tt t!en ntnin!u3s'
tcn' f,n "". v
IND enter, HsSa. 4 sicndil barRat1.
el1Ia br1n ,idT rtAnofnrc+ ~ netATes, oftFttFnnN
bnt. 3'ch erand Action. ner scnle Afrafe ron POI
ss:,e; rrcs. S:io; sitpI ,nI cossf viii it.
a !hal I'innofo.tr, o1aai to nov, fen.
i $50 ,lInnntnrtc, F1thl 10 now. FtGa.
4 %ts* itAnpfnrt0. IN perfect Dtdcr. g ~.
u lupl piano. With atoo! And chyer. AAl
ID ssSs sdi;c e IL S,rs o o
n";s s.
T1on aA1,:-Ti1 N1if1Ilt,AS, Only s;q LOST s:ius
j. w.TitUEY. M, Mouth lta'strtas. .---.--
L1on sattI-:A NElY piASU AMI n1st'AS: TART
t. payment taknn ,n board for ls.iy IN tadaea anu
EerecahIe family. Atld-e.s u ii, Tribune oico. -
1,rAStls roR KALE AM, RI HENr. nErAIKlNu
~ tYGi!lKF iKFsN !. H. Chicago F'o' h40'0' ~ '''s
slHl: uNn!vAf6 +: {. I1IIIE A. 20; ,rr rIASps I',s,
81 o 49, i'd ;:s %s ,osai nc
Aren't. far l,ntft ii hb " ta4'tnments.
, 1875-04-30
OUR EXPORT TRADE,
What the United states Hpnds to For-
ctHI4 ColilsffcHs

The enro vsluo of Tho agricultural products, gold,
md fn~ niannfaotures, exported from tho Nntel
IN eilrrsliey yalue Tho gold valuation Il iaa same
WAS 4t. whicl y greater than the valuation
s ss s sF a' II sse sy
IN our faror BY that arount.
A. Tic Unisea Btatea furnish tho principal market
anl hbr derendectas offer The principal markets. for
exported productions. No to the markets Of
s ntoae. nsos q dg sa s s i ~ :s1 gts;ss
not go which it nearly two.thrds Of ths sntire value
q all onr e1ports fer that period or that sno,nt We
sud he9tl.nd. ~ o2o,9g, The yhus ot products r.
ccised isst ysar from 9rshs lsisan wss ths
customer. ta!,34, ,d2a ben9 our receipts fot hor rur
chases. To Franco and hes dependencies We shipped
xSt Sf s1 Sh sn,a KnsS ae
IL Mothst so!ntsy sii.siS7ls. sna from cuba ~,
ss % o' s se.Sna. Ss :sas 1aaaasfa ;fsa %
Ss;ss III sST'1s
81; United staes 81 ColsnIla ts.l2 -, sis1ieo,
stp,s. Hayt, oa, s31So yl7 Rs5,..
s3asstse lis eoaatrie. whlch purchased ie,.t frau,
go $tla Gus, snl tbs Sandwich Islands, "a 203.
TIE uostIaloN OF KtKu CoTTox.
II cotton ia 10 longer called Hus, II stu hs !arg-
~ aud mott valuable .59!s ~ g saost .la 1sonsl to
o. i.36S,ey,so pounda. ot shat quantity England
alone receifsd a75 o0oooo pounds, anl pull us
$l3J,9sl1s1 From Franco ~ roce!yed for Ills asnlo
stapis sa7, :a2 from Germany. 472se ooo 1.ns-
sIs IT, +Yi Spain, a. l9t ireland, H. sss y
liz ap!hes.ads, y 119.as ltsly ls7.1lt ID sot,
S33so0o. II Will surprise many re&iers d earh that
Eng.na sseea,ed q tasso f.bsss ll!',sa yards 1al
exported cotton fabrics, tho Yards numbering 1885,
esj OF which ths va!us wa4 $l9l t!t France, which
tsxts III 90 Aeayly for fnbricS OF Leg own uauufnc
lure bought only 5000 of our cotton fabrics vuiis
Germany p4tsonltsd uA I'll that ps os gooda to the
yslue Of $4,000.
Tho Chintss consumed Of our cotton f.lrca l,74u.
l46 yards, paying us fully t7lI3jt. Chill took l8.9
$50 Jars. And sent ~. to ply for them, e3lDoI9:
whi,e Mexico bought st s15 Jasds for $1sd Ga Ths
South American sounsits, w Dritlsh Eaa 1ndes r.
crlyinQ nearly 31o.0u1 worth. Tho olhnr exnurted
Articles manufactured from cotton and not gunner
atcd abu.s. .Eo y.lusd :. $14sss Our total recepts
for exported cotton foot up $l3 nBl, Our ful.
ported Ioanufsct4Ees OF cdtton for tho rear wefu
vAiued At loss than $33,u0o.oUo.
| HTUyyB.
L H1sadltuas ~ usxl 10 cotton n yaluaHaa os d.
, 1875-04-30


sgnsl to ncary every iiion on ,,e Ec u" sa1, ony
European COMMITTEES ut rcc1lying ,ison, hsnc H.ri;.
& wS.a rs @5tss, ss," % . Ind
tlgl ~; wheat or. A,ujI ot barrcl. valurt at
JUL Ensan, rcceiyt. n',st of our brca t,,rs ~
i."rty-llree million ptn hundred and twenty.eglt
ih"1s .1 y, ,1a ye ,nlrc and htytwo bushels ot wheat.
sr rsssss Sshsl. t'. = rhass @ ;aas IT, i-
rrceiscl l7,GV iii llthcin wheat, 4Io 1rrrs slours
40! sl,cs 'rt wh'el, has. % than mr.
IL Ises s's' "s S,ss ssoss wsa dgEg
'arrea tour, anil 4'.l h1h,t1, corn. nna tacs,uany
nusIt ss lsi buahels wheat n ,oto basrss aour ald
n;i, ,s,y, wai's s.l, Gssany :nas three es "a ne
same Tine lrela',d co,,a',nea u. tlmrs mitch Of
nns ~nsa, 10 ~ ION fsaSs @ and Germany thirteen
1maMS. III ~ B.l5tnm rSeeite,l a;o,@t br.tcls wlsat.
ai h1sss!s ", nnr hnE e7na b. hsheis Sc corn: Ne.r
nushs, corn. q barley VI cslorIed :5s!5a,
S''n,s vne It y;;si r rye S's sa 1s''
s!,s:s.: q Ia;,'aSssori ;nsal " .S!ppsi :s3x5
wrm TSss IT., a re- i'ott Y i3o hafr
t st Gre. si ,e wor ts to sfeaaf nr
9,s and oefmssny about yo,s. o
"s: Canada aud t!as w,ss in.!!ea @ N,ghs mort Of TIN
ani, ne"'t Mhiin tho hftlsn Nest !hIis II.
~ ~ - ~ am!t HnHta sGnsanen ossf I.Vooo
rrr,, ' a ~ ~ ',reat M. G,Hcu
uus.F ~ H. srn a,"s,x y nSsey: ee'4 nS..
ook avsr 3ooS Suaes s' i 5as;h we u
we,t Ia a.naa lin n,.. a y @ NJ, tue e. oa.a M
iies tisntrai NJ" snnS antt1 @ Hog ~ tno nes. liz
nscox n~rw ~" r,r nru Ae's.aGa, @ anu Lastofn ana.
,ie .,,nn - s.., ~ am, ss, o!!ihn pAusislpss
po-tnJ ". q ~ ,,, n,nrs ~! tM"1 ofeaustnT e.
,pS a s !, EofR Ms Mu Vegetables are
H. ,r, ",.ef 'n'S mea' aa wnto diEiprted eyer
III Ah5 M refnr tbr ,,n.s a ~ % EAU ths ~ ~,
tns ~ ,i,1 'au ri hrF T ., @ pUnn'; sa ~
au t, ui,,nnd, st VI ,ttmr MhS s.sa {. :, =. III
!, i,,st NJ XXX n,.r ,i, uu ,, wnish
trmc, wn ;rart"i frnm Knrn.., IN, ~ ~ LUZ ,na
.rIi.'i a-. ~ n ~ ,o,,nI ~ al nysS ysSF ~
r!,t ~. s'1 az n. roMnns % sueese, which
VA ~ rnh't,srisor iii ,+s ni; ~ 1 1orfI ~
H., M, n,sa 9at & ~ I Ia11 -. 3Isr roF uat.
IL tbn 1.rrtst ro,s"r ~ NV cha,s so H. ~ oss
nain. h,~tnv H ~ ~ o"t .,, t 1riy ae'oouM
manv io"ht n.or IN ~ ri Ses ~ nett el;
mr"rp ssos %'or s"I ~, nu a ny hcot.ana
VIII rsnn1s rnn WI r. IT, nns,m,n1 ~ -, ae 1a!i-
,rian ~ II. rauic1 sr ti " Gfeaset
II sG VI ,nurds ~ ~. 4, tn1 Hrs gn1 aaun ~
i,aj1i,in III nj nnnns f.Si".' - IL i9t
Trsnce i.5si.asi .o,.Is scoon 14ss;i ino,.n'
Tntirv nc ihn mis- ;rns"an ronnrics, ,rhIc,, II s
nnrcfa,c arn rim liz 1i,,toI - ~ .o. w
e1eorled H. 4S1Jig npun.ls worth Is ajt ia h,t,u.
or.thfrI nf tTn fIrk svrnt tn Enrnhe ~ I'M y,ss
India I.lat.s {fayti u,,uht H. 07u iii ,,onIs IN
Tro N,0 j IN - tnnlts 1hr oninu. cynnr, n, m,
r,1t1rr, arn nntrn rn1fT1a
nr vrsou md III al fr,r4. ~. s,esv so,I ~, M,
1risI .nrss srn,t. ,sIrtnJ oit T1S r. s, H.
rxinnti,i. T.f,,H sfi a,rt ~ ttiS nrsif fss tao
, 1875-04-30
OTHER CRIMES,
RESISTING An OFFICER,

wIIxssnAaAz, Pa, April 2o.-Thls forspoou Con.
stable Michael Casey went 10 plymouth Township to
lsvy upon goods of James oonnol Bclns resiasd, hu
returned fos aasistanes. Police Officer neatseunst
went with htm, aud they found ahs whole
connell connection, eompshlns. ten Or =
dodsa IL. aes,. y one hes;
thor wsro nstd upon. RciEaenntr 1eeaivtaR thrcs
balls. Casey was also ahot. KetAtunot wa brought
10 this city w&re he IL dying. C4ssJ i yot III Pylp-
outh and il very critical condition. Tha 4ews Of
The saa!r created at.nse s1eoneas hers. sud bheri
aud wont 10 The scene Of the shooting, Two Of tAs
Connells wsrs asrsaed, and tho othess Is thought,
cannot escape.
, 1875-04-30
huVAlka - Lii ~ ! OlDAaAA ks ~
Mysterious Murder OF John
Do1an at Avocn, Ia.
Confession Of tho Crimo by 4 Man
Under Arrest.
Detroit Furnishes o Blood -0urdling
Tragedy,
Two Colored Women Killed and MAN.
gled In Their Beds.
Murder of Two Negro Children
II, Tcnncsscc.
Capture Of Colored Preacher Who
Killed His Wife.
Exciting Incidents In tho QuiuoT Child
Murder Case.
Two Colored Women Killed and Man.
gied In Their Beds.
Murder of Two Negro Children
III Tcnncsscc.
Capture Of q Colored Preacher Who
Killed His Wife.
Exciting Incidents In tito Quiuor Child
Murder Case.
THE IOWA MURDER.

HEAEn8 STA1EUCST.
CorxcIL BLurra, 1a,. April 2o.-To-morrow morn
inas IfonparsN Will contain thu confcsso, Of John
1iuaal, aFrcacd on charge Of tho murder Of John
Dolau, nj Aroca, Wednesday last. Heard states
That ho (Dolan> wnnsel hEu, 10 algu affidavit thai o
tDuaa) was not married., 20 hs canld cot loau on
come lsnl. Heard was to get $50 for 10 signing. In
the cyeriug lo aud Dulsn walked down 10 tho bril8e
whcxc The mur1cr committed, aud drank wliisky.
s~cruey caru along and a'o drink. Ifear got tntoa
discussion with Dolan about lilo $780, which polan said
ho wo1,ld not pay, mil cut Heard with n knife.
Sweeney then struck Dolan with club. knocked
Kim tltwl, anil Heard hit him twicc, md Doan rolled
Into tho water. awconey then caught lol1 Of DoAn
"a he oatel, and llo aul Heard tGcd the pookos Of
sIcp, sud shored tho CORPSE of. Heard And awcency
then separatsd 10th eonllnR tn Council 1suf1H from
different sattons. Hwecney was srststed today, and
isniha Ucar1l'a ntltcfurut
, 1875-04-30
MEXICAN RAIDS.

T.
S,,,ctdt nttrr1eh to Ths Chicago Trtbahs.
WAsHlrdroa, u. O., april 1a.-1Icnry A1. Atkinson,
tho now Commissioner Of Pensions, presented 10
tie presidcn. thls morning. A s1r. Atkinson las
just returned from Moxico wtcrn ho Inns srcnt scv-
eral montha I'll procuring The removal Of tie Kckapoo
Indians, tho President discussed with him ut length
tho subject Of the Mexican rIls From tho express
nlou Of tho President nt this itorvow, 1t Is evident
that hc docs not consider that tD border troubtcA aro
llkoy 10 interrupt tho friendly relations With iho
alo1can RepuhlIo. 10 fur NJ tue Govern
ment has dctermine!l J., upon any action.
10 restricted to,tpo1nato protest, tic strengthening
Of tho hrmy along tue borer aud to desperation WITH
tho Texan authoritios. a1r. AtkiMson hIlnsct mar
rowly escaped cafturs at the hands Of tbs raiders who
rrcentiy rahhcd The mall coach. ILL., small party
coach was waylad, but were concealed from ylow by
narrow strip Of timber.
, 1875-04-30
THE DETROIT BUTcHERY.
Mt1KDrnYn tW Drn
Hpssfdl DtfSul

Hpsstal Dtpuseh 10 1hs Chteayo 7tibaas,
DEERorr, April e9.-Tho murder case hsrs lA4t
uEht, where tbs two eolorcd women were killed. IL
sill III unsotvcd mystery, although tbs auspieions
point strongly 10 the man Thomas who Ia under ar
rest. liz dsn!ss everything, The Cezpaess inquest
v not yot completed.
Uttvoit fhst, Aurt134
Qne nf ths moat bloody and appalAng tragedies ever
euaittti IN this c!ty brought 10 light LIT oysn.
Ing. Two calorel wonltll, \ u.oIhcE and lsuaAtpr-
thv former nameA Elizabeth Thop,as aud tho iatier
liaE.!e! thhsr,-Nsts founA desi Ia shs!r beds In :
snlaL house on ~ ws.s side OF uatlg. street. ths
chopped aud hacked with &n Almost bsyopd III ssm.
Llapce to human beings.
About D:S0 o'clack last might eolorsd man named
John Il. Thomas, "a ysass Of syA aad bAlLa1 ~
, 1875-04-30
Burlington Hrsa all Talk

EPsSE0E UNpa7kN 70 1As CA3ea5o ty36Yne,
DuaL1sozoA, H., April 9e,-The McFcAants Nh
tlonsl nank has been clalMiug much patronage Of
lass On ths plea that II was . Democratic bank II
Robbled up tho lately-eletsd CITY Treas
ureE on That Vretense. Tho result IL
that authority has como from Washington
10 Postmaster Sutherland 10 taka his depositz
from the Democratic bank, and tasy have been 70
Removed, This much for banks hanging its clal1a
to pu1lto patronage upon The slender thread Of POLL
t!ea. Its attcmpt to build TIP political rug IN tho
uAocrato party Ii not reiisheJ much hare, and III
credit will Ka1ss Z Il does not 60 sloW.
, 1875-04-30

1 fjifiijCE TU DIY 4 NEW ELEt,ANT rAntA}ts.
~ nit chrnp. VS. ofarinS number of artnd;.l
ulalIty patlhrtlt. at 1r.at tatt,ti1e having ben,
w clesnn. s'k1,tac,do suit. pl.cos; reh ruaas.
ii.na-;aa s'tisll1 rarotsnts. tleh silk coverings
Ess.: ra. II ss .n rich ten, .u with p.
pHaH;; wn.h ~. ."l, s,o,- ,, ,,,,,,, ,.,o, d.,
.ayehllr. md upholstered hack shattr, only aso
Wainut M! kruatek !rrry sn ri:h putnx' on's SeS'
1scsdcnce ria Wabash az, nth of FouEtccnth-st.
4 1inUsYliO111 uooDs AND FuJ:HITuRE ARE
II tn arrat 1Isna A. prnsrns, don't d!:rnsa n Tn1r
E:ots Until! you ,a'n them appralssA. caluroa
nath WIN viii 1aate NJ app7. !,e1ts irs'
Arguments. Full returns n4tlo day ~ sales.
1lOR RALE-AN ARLisGTON KANGT. NO. 8. IN
i good ortcr. cheap for rasII, At laG' stAts'tt.
+ HAVE FIVE sKCt, On MI IN |, CtH>KsTOv AND
ranges Tor snls At barean; nsn noN atoses ran9e1.
s. s r. RGAsEf sEf Fl III f; s ss.aa 2 s .ss Open evenings
11XIlTiES. .nEQUns1H6 FURN1TPHE, CAlipETs.
ancticn s.'n ii WILKfNs. ER1hiI i CO. ips and ly7
i:sso sa VII .>se an ".t bs eo.c @ aa
M 0o0 YOUNG Mh1iiifEb pE0rt.i: WANTED
3V.DS3. Sow i ihu ti%S i e",n'reao' i,,s"s,keep
ng. uhc price. Inv and rcnts arn tl9wA va lave
largo stnck OF sonis At9vea crock.
e nratze md c.srcts xe Te ~, 9S!i a. fna nT
irn Ia chcaan that can furnish hou'e enmrlete With
Hr.tcass kds Four nors Ut otf steun fsn huildlnK
is'!la' filed VIII as"!co soo4a u NJ! iAy ~ & ~
ItHnS 4 CD TT Wat Msdla N .Et.
, 1875-04-30

sp.t11' Di.,ni-1 IA 7as c1fease tribune.
DutuquK, IT., April I.-Tho middle nnd northern
portion nf tho Atato IL infcstcl with number Of
irit l1silters, sone Of wl,orn do lantl.olco buss.
DELPHI. Delaware County, 1a., va. hauled up bcforc
Tinted htstea Commissioner Hobbs toslay auA placed
under bonds of $1,000 for hIa appearances at Tho
nc1t tcrm If Court. 1hn,rr hal
vcry ncn lto s.il lt1t in tho shapo Of Kettle, which
!rt,ii,r "ns retl-eye Il tha r!te of gallon. ,sy.
but uncls Hahn IL rot taaiy 10 ii Lin 10 srt. '
THE BRANpT ENTERTAINMENT CASE.
Epeetai Ditpateh to Tas Chicago 7t,hnat.
DEsMolSxa, H., April 23.-Thu Jury rosus,loa vor.
diet this evening that 1saao 1rant nas guilty or tue
cnbczzlcn,snl Of $4,000 Of rubilo tnonoy. motion
was rnadS for arress of Judgment and now trial.
In tho meantime. nrsnas will be sentenced by The
Court. Thn penalty for tho offcnsn + fne eq'la 10
TIM Annn 1f snbczkalntns. mud imprisonment In thp
lrnttentiary not ezceeling yo years, nn aqnaliArs
on TO ever nFer oll anS oleo Under tho laws Of tho
State There hro tovcn morn indictments aaalns him
for similar ohenaest which arp yot to be dlsroaod Of
THE RANKIN EMaEzzLgMEMT CASE.
DIS MosaE4, April eo.-Tho trial Of 3. T.. Nantn.
late Treasurer of tho Iowa Sa.o Agricultural College,
for ontozz1cmcnt Of tho fuhda Of tic inauon In tho
year 1872, commenced huro tolny. Tho Jury was In
paneled, and tho trial commenced thls afternoon.
hs s.o7rcys on 18th siles ssars ~ ~ r. ,hcy were DO
snl the trlal WILL occupy several aays.
Fout. PLAY SUSPECTED,
Ersttal Dl.Jatth 10 Tbs CAft.ao Tfttans.
LINCOLN, Neh., April a3.-Afrs. ntarla lIi0g!ns, Of
this county, drowned In rond II miles north
yesscrdny. Tho tnaunrr Ut hor dpath does not
stesn clear and SUSPICION Of foul play attaches 10
certain party. Deceased widow, In full hoalth.
Sho leaves three chifiron.
HELD FOR AN OLD MURDER.
CuAnLEAToN, April 29.-Ex- Congressman Bowen
to-day arrested for iusisasjna ha murder Of COL
White, committed cleyen years ogp. THIS was tho
charge for tho publication OF which tho iytea and
CnHfier waa lat week prosecuted for libel. judge
Held 1oloased uowen on si,tO0 hal1.
A MURDERER CAPTURED.
GEon0ErowN, Dol, April a0.-John Andrew, the
negro preacher aud wrc-nurtlcrer captured this
morning in tho a.tic Of negro church here. 1fn has
beoh tnrre Rl1eo tho murder anil hoard the funeral
sermon Of his murdered wife preached.
BURGLARY At LINCOLN. Ill.
sptetht Hfspalrh to Jhs Chtct4o Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, April -1sc!nlardta hardware storo
broken into last night by thieves cutting pano
out Of The back door and getting from 500 TO 5000
worth Of hno goods. No Glow 10 tho robbers a. Sct
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k0ssiut UlspaieA y 1As CRlea3o TfdssAs.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April eo.-Thres out Of twenty
mounted outlaws, with backsne4 facss, gaaius cn-
trance tnIo tho Franklin jail BY stsstagesu last night
thrust double-bafseled shotaaa into ths brsass Of
tbs lailu5, aad demanded tbs pezsoa u Tom Uolio-
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4 three s,shths iaterest ln tbs steamer Thompson
peau so!d q oncianaa yesterisY taR 3la,0oo. The
boat sost t2lp, ,o90 fou& yssst ago,
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way, tho tlcep.thirf, WIN walked nnf, completely
;.esso AZ Z e1pccs them. they being u. tsienda
dor their guns, hn. too al6 10 ovcrtAke tho outlaws,
who wont toward Nolenvillc, ltollowas homo.
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SEWING MACHINES.

ClH0ER Ft4OH oY 4. J. MELEIIYl:r FORHEIl1.Y
Svnlh tfested 81, upon At W t7s!t 3IAdsoa-
It,. cotcr GtSeu- MAchiuSs sold nlonhy psS1asats
CIN0EH. HKSIN0.MAcn1NE-P -PRlNOIPAL or.
. aes Ill 6tAla.at. Axoh.na4 soIa % nnunthl pay.
uaasAt lQ pat s4a4 d&aes0at tux &&s4. :.
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THE INDIANS,
LIEUT.. HENELEYs VICTORY OVER THE SAY

LIEUT.. HEkEIEY'S VICTORY OVER THE saw
s,..t,, c,r...,ou,,.,.. ~ =. cstr,o, z,t,,..
.Tss'at 'v.te'PS""s"s, " H. m, e"'ee'' ''.oane'
. "ALAAII. nHu.' apr! s''-.ue peol"o " 1u's hoe'
ton hayo lately teen living tn state OF excitement
,,Inn. ~ lava he4, ,v,ndornr ,bout r-o for o,.
N'4A. ~ =. 49,. ..nst , ~ ~, Iu'''
na!npTr ut nsS8' nuualu-AHntefs. lailIoso.nen.
anu eattle-heruefs' hre especially aroused; Mahy
OF s6ese I'M naso ass ecea ofson aso @ n.ey: aMu
z, M YHs G 1e ~ M a G
that these Indians intoad to concentrate holr torre4
aha thsch 20 1he VALLEY 2! the baPpa C.oek, Wacn s
thick!} aosea, mi when Wou.u aHota ulsa rrhef
Ill., los tan a1 sas ocs * h a5o ufrA a
attempted 70 surround. capturing his horses aud m
Grille. 10 cacapeus nhA tuae ~ tu~u - lcl
" kno" .! tno allsoMMulaE M uan9es: LUG toMn VA
greatly okc1teH' put tao anasana aiM nos hPp1oaeh
ntafet anu a re,na'nca 9ef ior uc: soon aiteI
thls tnEto ncA wore c9ttAsa n tairty nailns 4ney
devils st Try until eight e.'ne whsa !heY cssa,ed
seyera! otast osascs hase oeea e roporsa an Il ~
ss!aen. .AaA 'A' u" VI A'o ~ ea1aess
ii,ncnr,nu IL. oht nj tbn teh ir,. t,.-n ara In.
few 1arculars ousiao whist the wires hays told You,
' lanelsy lod nn soldiers to Within miles Of slo
.:i"n camp, anu mere scnsaansta OYER htehs; Ins
@ al. s S" t1, wa o ~ W.
tl,o order Of attack. There wcre about Twenty-Five
men ia h!a cotnpany, fifteen having bcan iletatd ID
guard liz rations which had been iefs be.iin. Coming
atpt foyward command for them 10 surrender liz
received no reply Again ho aic tie demand without
receiving LII auswer, except v0llcy Of r!ne-ballt
Wl!eli they sned oyet lho praitle It Is hn .nl ~:
.t o M nne a. ni. sa ,hex III
H. e lt s ta,s nu ~ neta ~, thstn .fs"-
u 11S ns.sn ~" 'S III III H.
tnV' uttaluo ugnaatJ ~ st u .S's tAe
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BURGLARY At LINCOLN, Ill.
Sptetat I3fspairA to 7as Chtcss4o Tribune.
IxcoIN ILL.,, April -Ncinllardt'a hardware store
mas broken into last night by thleves cutting panol
out Of The back door, and getting from 500 10 $500
worth OF 1no goods. No Glow 10 tho robbers yet.
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A MURDERER CAPTURED,

GEon0ErowN, Dol, April 2o.-John Andrew, ths
negro preachor aud wrcpurlcrer, Was captured this
morning in tho a.tic Of negro church here. 1fn has
beon thrro aIaeo tho MURDER anil heard the funeral
sermon Of hls murdered wife preached.
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FUGITIVE cHEyENhEs ARRIVING At THE
AGENCY,
MpIAN MuaoERERs HELp FOR TRIAL

INDIAN MQHQEHEH6 HELD FOR THTNLt
tps<}at DispateA 10 1as Chicago 1SiIGn4.
Tor1xA, Kan., april -. .-Thirty Chiefs and heA
men Of the Caoyenup prisoners het1 1t the Cheysnnl
Agency were !rosd ana sont to Fart all On tho 34tl
lust. Ia be tttA for participating In thu Gktages Of
last summer. tina batAnca OF tbs psiscasfs turn
cd w the military to tie lnlnn Agent in accord
apct with Instructions from Washington.