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Mr.. DeIano Detained.

Lone Horn may BE both bold Indian and
an able orator according to the Indian stand
ard, but he has plainness in his speech that
marks him as bad politician. No Tammany
brave could have been louder in defaming
that good man. Mr.. Secretary Delano. This
terrible Sioux, not content with the thousand
kindnesses he had received through the secre-
tary of the Interior, actually had the temerity
to accuse that functionary Of lying. Had he
merely said that ell the good intentions Of the
Secretary had not been kept or that the
promises Of the department bad never been
fulfilled it would have been all right, but to
tell the President that a member Of bis Off
cial family had lied was talking altogether too
planly even for an Indian. The interpreter
evidently thought So and feared the i'm
mediate consequences to the Sioux If
the words Of the savage should be
AZ once reported to Grant. What the Presi-
dent would have done but for the discretion
Of the interpreter il is impossible to predict,
and what Delano will do upon his return to
Washington is equally past finding out The
whole issue now depends upon that event.
The President will not speak: indeed,
although il is universally acknowledged that
he is good listener, he will not So much as
hear until Mr. Delano is back at his desk.
PERHAPS this il Just His Secretary Of the In
terror mas been maligned, traduced, vilifed.
An Indian. and Sioux At that. has had the
boldness TO call good and truthful man
liar. If things 90 on in this way there viii be
no safety for anybody, and the savages Of the
Far West will become as dangerous 70 limo
cent people like Delano a. democratic
investigating committees are likely q Ne dur
ing the next Congress.
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The ScFurLER DIsAsrEE j. still fresh il the
minds of all our readers, aud the details q
that event which We print tins morning Will
Re read with an interest second only T. that
which followed thf announcement of tic dis
RSfer itself
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks we're IN
settled. the market drifting into a. inquiry if
the bear movement had touched bottom or
not Gold sold u 1le{.
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The FoREsT FIRES in Pennsylvania and
New jersey are Of the most serious character,
and embrace many miles Of territory and
property Of immense value within the range
OF destruction. Unless the predictions OF
Old Probabilities arc more than veri-
fed BY a rainfall during the day tho
rayages OF the fires may he even
more destructive within the next twenty
four hours than they we're yesterday and the
day before. The secret Of these fires j. to be
found in the general inattention L. forest cul-
iure in this country. Where woodlands
exist 81 All they are utterly neglected,
and among tbe mountains ri the
two States nov suffering IRON forest
fires whole townships aud even whole
counties ere rs inhammabe IS Western ely.
Until the laws provide for tne preservation
sud protection % forests W may e1pect these
oycr. recurring disasters. aud il seems il Is
only while the dres are raging tbsi anybody
thinks The subject worthy ~ consideration.
We trust the matter will not BE- much longer
neglected, Tor until there is some practical
legislation on this question, applicable alike
to all the wood-growing States there will moi
be even 50 much as an attempt al making
these terrible visitations impossible.
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T#E FREScH COMMUNISTS Who recently e.
capped from New Caledonia are source II
disquiet 70 tie gentle people Fl New Zealand
and Australia. at KINDS It complications
arc ANTICIPATED. and, indeed. may BE expected,
SO long A. the French government persists in
its rigorous conrse ii Paris and allows A TAX
administration n the nenal colony
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BISMARCK j. statesman Of amazing impu-
dence, hut he has almost surpassed himself in
asking that religious PROFESSIONS il Belgium
shall be prohibited
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FLEETWOOD PARK was the scene 81 some re-
markable trotting Yesterday, seven heats fall
irg 70 ind 4 winner tor tic 2:24 purse The
race VIII be finished today
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BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR
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STETSwAY HALL
Fourteenth sUeet-CENTENNtAL MUSICAL AND
ORA OBICAL ENTERrATNMENT, At r. ~.
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From orr reports fhis morning the probabilities
are that ne ,reqfher to-day lci8 D. partly cloudy
or clear.
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REVENUE REFORM has come to be prac-
teal question, and ii Is to be hoped that the
meeting of importers yesterday to consider
the subject will prove 70 be the first step ~
the direction Of practical measures
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NOTICE TO sUBsCRIBERs.--on and
alter January ], 1875, the daily and weekly
editions OF the New YORK HERALD will be
Gent free of postage.
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AaUSEHEyTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

WALLACK'S THEATRE.
RroadwAv.-IHE LADY OF LYONS, AZ +. ~ closes
at lO:luP.M Miss Ada Dyas, Mr. Sontssue, Matinee
al IN
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TRIPLE S II + L I.

NEW YORK, SATURDAY Nay e. ISIS.
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THE DAILY HERALD, published erery
day in he year. -Four cents PER copy. An
rual subscription price sle.
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subscriptions and advertisements will PC
received and forwarded on the same terms
81 in New York.
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san FRANCISCO NfNSTRELs,
Rrnadwav. corner Of twenty ninth strcct-Nt GRO
MsNsTRELsN, ar (. ~; closes ~ 70 2. NJ Matinee 81
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERAID-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-RUE SCRIBE.
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NEW YORK HERALD

NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIET0R
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.--On and
alter January ], 1875, the daily and weekly
editions Of the New YORK HERALD will be
Gent free of postage.
THE DAILY HERALD, published erery
day in he year. -Four cents per COPY. An
nual subscription price sIs.
Rejected communications vii MOI Dc re-
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Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. As FLEET STREET.
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subscriptions and advertisements will be
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81 in New York.
VOLUME XL............,............. ii2
AAUSEaENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
wALLACK's THEATRE
proa WAY - s. M
At iS:to ? Mss '' Ada byas M Ncntsgue. Matinee
at 30 NJ.
Broadway-rrAL1aNS" SIFE, aHt's1Ps. Mis-. Howard
s. m sor.r5R0 0TzHf SrE 4 Fo f. close. at
ROBINSON HALL.
S gist Siztss?P G5tase II
WOODS MUSEUM
M eloses s a. 10 70 n Milton Mobiles Matinee
y i. TaFAgfs f9 u close.
r NJ Matinee at r.
MErRoPoLrTAS MUSEUM or ART,
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
- "a H.sns. n y '' y -
,.., GRASD OPERA HOUSE, wv,rs
fEaSfAfIoSs at S 'eiS.e' a i FIN Matinee
NITRO PuLrTAN THEATRE
40, SIS Broadwa5.-vARlETY- a 7. NJ. Matinee Al
BOOTHS THEATRE.
MACBETH 1t : :. M: csses :, il = u Miss Clara
Norris Matinee a. So r "
- BRooxLyN, PARK TgEArEE.
Fulton avenue " ARlkfl ~ 2. ny. closes Al ~ :45
r. NJ. Matinee stsP. y.
GRRMANtA THEATRE.
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LYCEUN THEATBE,
FOURTEENTH street. neAr sixth avenue.-ir IR0FLE.
ETKoFLA at ". Nile. Geoarov. Matinee at ! -
NJ
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water suppl, ID some "a the districts now de-
acient 0hicn authorizes the laying down Of
mains where they are required, is held back
IN tile Senate through the efforts Of Comptrol-
lcr Green. The President Of the Board Of
Underwriters urges its passage, and states
that unless il becomes . law the danger Of
connagration in the insufficiently supplied
localities will compel the fire insurance com
panics to increase their rates Of insurance.
Tho opposition Of Mr. Green to the bill is in
duced only BY his unfriendliness TO the De-
partment Of Public Works. Senator Booth is
responsible for the fate Of the measure,
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THE THIRD Tmw-We print an interesting
communication II another column this morn
ing from a republican # New Orleans which
throws some light upon the statements mad.
by various politicians TINT General Grant
does not propose 70 p candidate for til
Presidency for = third term. These histori-
cal facts. coming from trustworthy aud dis
tuguished writer, will b. al interesting con-
ul5ution 70 the literature ot Cc74rism.
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway. corner TmrtietA sireeL-JIM bLLDsO x,
az p Nj; closes 10 40 Il y. Milton Mobiles Matinee
a..
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TIM CENrrSSur Co,aDssioS reelected
General Hawley Is Is President and -usCted
some other routine business yesterday.
Among thc resolution which we're passed.
Nas one which Ne 60 especially anxious H.
sommeld, for vt'raoo9nila il / lie 6ne hand
p ME T. 4. Gobrigit 81 Washington. VINO j.
not only pleased With ths progress made IL
the construction tho Exhibition building bot
i especially happy thut thc evidences 81 H.
tistic skill IN the general arrangement are e.
''shov to all nations that, while The people of
The United Stairs A. pre-eminentIy practical
concerning mechanical industries, they are not
indifferent to the agencies which combine
utility with refined taste, Mr.. Gohrigtts
countrymen are much indebted 70 him ter
this neat compliment but We are afraid soms
Of them vill fail to appreciate bis services.
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PARK THEATRE
Broadway.-TTAL1AN WEE at : r u. Miss Howard
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METROPoLTTAN MUSEUM or ART,
West Fourteenth street open from 10 A N. 70 ?. NJ
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METRO PULITAN THEATRE.
No. SIS oadway.-yARlETi. Al : Z. NJ. Matinee al
Y. ~
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner Of Twcnty-third street. ana sixth avenue
MACBETH, at :. NJ closes al II y ~, Miss Clara
Morris Matinee 81 l:10 Z. y.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No, ga Broad way.vARIkrY, a. r NJ. closes at 10 4:
r " Matinee az z. n.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Eighth avenue and 1wentv-thtrd srreet--TWELVF
at p u. closes al II p NJ Matinee Al
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THFATRE CnNIQIE.
No 54 Broadwuy.-vA eIErY At T. NJ; closes al 10 AS
n ". Mnuuee AZ! V.
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ROBINSON HALL.
West sixteenth sreer.-tngiisn. gpern-G4hOf LIZ
GIROFLA, at s H. Nj Matinee at = ~
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BowEEF OPERA HOUSE,
40. 3ol Bowery-YARIETl, at p ~; closes az ~ -
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a CURIOUS QUESTION, involving the right II
Roman Catholic priest to accuse d person
married outside Of the Church with living 10
mortal sin when the accusation Is without
malice and only with the intention Of dis
charging bis duty as priest and pastor, i 70
b. tried in The Boston courts. We arc inclined
X thiuk Father McGlew viii Ind that b. may
hot slander people even IL church and With the
design of saving their souls, ard somehow VI
think re ought not to have ioue It. even if his
wicked parishoners were cast avav ~ per
1itf0n.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
Fulton avenue ~ ARIk fN ~ p. ny; closes al ~ AS
NJ Mari ~
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
THEOpORE TMAMAs- C0ACaEL. ~ 5 Z. ".
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
rweuty-efglltl street aa8 Broadwav-THE BIG BIO.
MANIA, y ~. CLOSES Il y 3l A. Y. Matinee At 10
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GERMANIA THEATRE.
Fourteenth streeL-ADE LAIDE, ats Y. n.
, 1875-05-04

Tho Starving lsrocons ut tle Wichita
una Fora HiIl Agencies.

Tho stnrvinE l'rocoas ut t1lc wichita
una Fora sill Agencies.
WAsnlSaros, D. O., May 3.-The following ~
port WAS received 1T the War Department. to-
day:
1tE4pqu441Ens FoRT Sill. I. T., April 10, 1885,
" Tic Iissauri--s11n. Frequent co,nIlints having
6ean made by tne Iu.ans canea nesr til pos thas
FL d s eoa:s vii sanasa =. rhs L.
e s1 da toss 81 b zoa ~ as DR. p1 Il
i T. ~ Srs tfsss ;,s Ssi ss
sSseso Shs saic ; W. D utsS;shsa stsS; psasa slsa
haaas Luz lS'9 @ fea 10 nal' n:R 'app0f ,a9 % 81
ha b a st at 9aAs Is.
q. 'alne tims. a:,e teof lsteiy lssued has otsa
gehsf out of Proportion il III nst | Weight @ s>-'' ~
:, The acting 1nussn Ageut. i1owatd, Acknowledges
tast sfs isSe !.ss p sF @ j. s 5
wichita Agency 4 worye ttan haze Thcro has been
~ 1ur t4sfe loE l2fS t4e 81 Agsa. L .eseut
III: sai.n AT, yer, RESPECTFULLY ,o;,u , ,,..ou
sssS,3;ss ,t Fourth uasd site: as's
nI4pauls1.n. baE4s9afss baasaaasaf' 4ssusoeur ro.1
iafSasa.a T. IL aaa q
saroEfa the otlce Of Assutaat Adjusant-dencrai Mr
The attention. q h!e proper auSoriy il spccuiIy In.
vitsd to tha svlent 4lal9,tnfstfat1n Of Indian IT,
faira wlieh evidently exin II tho Fost s and Wlehi-
+ Axsuce4 Il = !ae 10 eIpcet th.t htse Indians will
psosDtct u ataryat&ea in doIng 70, 80 lang i th1
tnaadnnslEa1o of AFFAIR." WITH these !ndtaila oxstA
the military auttortes aat.at ". mud Will not
may occur Gu thttr part,
ts!glea) ..A. JouN potk,
ers tSSssSss @SSSs. t sssa 4 lss: lR'''sse r.
yunrfnr. -
, 1875-05-04
MILWAUKEE.
The Nonrd OF Health K9aport-The
Young Mems Assoctatlon.

AAe 1S0nfd OF Health 1kaPnft-Th0
YounK Elenss Assootatlon.
6ptesat Dnpatch 10 ThS Chlcuoe Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May 8.-Ths report Of deaths for
April shows lb9 deceased, all white, so being
1nho And 10 female, "A from bronohltis, 10 from
consumption, 80 from convulsions, 8 from scar-
lot fever, from Inflammation OF the lungs 6
from meningitis. 7 from Old ago, Ia stllt.boln
ShpopIng cough, Ill lie rsat distributed jn
oaea and shrcen o.or a ltst Of several
hundred complaints. 0t tho tota, number
the extraordinary proportion OF 11s vsrs undrr
years ot ago, ca being male, and 81
female; III wero natives OF tho United States.
20 OF 0ormsoy,4 OF ireland. the zomalnaer Of
other countries.
The snnuat mosting Of Tue Young hlen's Asso
ciation will take place tomorrow evening, wilcn
tho reports Of tho presidont and TEusteos vii bo
nAdo, and candidates. nomil,eted for Office Tor
tho ensuing yoar. The regular ticket will bo
headed w Capt. Id Ferguson. Pension Agent.
lle MeEcllaata' Association met to-day aud
hheppa1ai Vlco-Presdent James II. Crombis !;
hcc1osary, ". A. Coiliua; Treasurer Uheatcr
htecle : Trustees, John Nazro John l,lsck, Or,
Hutton, u. nrcno!. and +. W, Goodrich Tho
ntetiug aplolnted III, Nuttoa, ". G. Deuedtct,
and John Black committee to cooperate With
o1aes eotaniltlcns for 0shkosh relief.
, 1875-05-04
MRS, TILTON'S LETTER,

KhB T1I1OK stRbs NOTE 10 JUp0H aEfrAnn
New YoRK. Nsy S.-alrs. 1ilson, accompanied
by Asb. Fisld, v3s among tho earliest arrivals ii
tho Brooklyn City Court this morning, but they
wers shortly followed by Nr. Hsacher and biz
wife. The plaiptiH came into court with My,
Beach md ex-Judge Norris.
Wheu tho jury waa called, Mrs. Tiltou ross,
and, addressing tho Court, said; "Judgs Nell
son, bava communication which would heg
Your Honor to read aloud before the opening ot
tie psocoedipgs."
Tho nots VISA passed to Ar. Evsrts. who hand.
ID 1t to the judge who, after reading 1t, aaid
thai this mstseF would bs considered.
frat e0NApAla1 PRocksslnk.
NJ. Norris thep called - . Ritncss In rebuttal
NR&Kt apsRhAni, rho uade ths picture Of ths
, 1875-05-04

Br. PAUL, Minn., May o.-Iha second trial Of
Michael Holly for The m,udar OF Barney Lamb
haylnE resulted In verdict Of guilty IN Tho frat
degree, With pona!ty Of life imprisonment tho
Judge this morning sailed up the frat Jury,
which disaafeod, and WA accuaod, on informe-
tlon filed by tbs County Attorney, Of contemps'
Of court, In having whlsky In The room, playing
cards thsso. and going into llguor-saoon when
being taken to meals. AGter full examination,
all wore discharged except The ono who intro.
ducad tho whisky Into tho jury-room, who waa
1Dol.
, 1875-05-04

L1BEHrY, Clay Co.,, No., Ma, 2-shorin Green
has latoly ratu1nod from AanaAa With fifty
sAot-guns, purchased there to srm foroo to
huut tho Jamss boys. The people Of Clay County
have become tired Of those ou.lAws, and have at
length determined 10 huntthe to death. For thia
purpose, tAo Sheriff has been Boctehy hut busily
mambers, Of vhioh be- has procured liz guhs. ,.T
Many carry thoir own arms. and it is supposed
they will number from 100 10 TOO dstaru,iued
moa. Their plan OF operations has not yet been
revealed, and ia kept secret oven from tia meun-
lctb Of tho fprcb
, 1875-05-04

HAM1lroK. Ont, Asay 8.-TAo conreerst,oa Of
Ds. Fuller ~ First bishop Of tho DIocsss Of
Niagara took place On Saturday. Thsroe wiz =
large attendance Of pstiops trou1 ali marta of
Canada hnd tho United States. Oletgy aud IaIty
we1s also preHoQt In large numbers. En1sconnf-
ian pnlptts yeptetdaJ Vers Ailed BY omi,.ent
Waiting dlvtnea.
, 1875-05-04
BUcK-BEER PAQEANTRY.

Sptttas Dttpath to tn Chicago Tribute,
Iowa Clry, May a.-Thls mor1,lng eight wagon
loads Of buck beer wore conveyed from noet..'s
bruwory through tho principal streets to the Rock
Island depot for shipment each wagon carrying
bannoss With various Inscriptions upon them.
, 1875-05-04

6JNEHED,
aufetal ptspateh e tn Chleaaa 1s5Ann4

sHFcaal U11pdtfh 2 TIA ch1edos 3s36Hpt.
GnANn nArips, Nay a.-A man named N.,t,p
Harrlgan Wis stabbed. probably fasally, BatuE.
day night In saloou row ln ibis city. iIe Al
legea thAt Gustavc Christ Of the tlr1n Of G, l. @,
Christ. formerly extensive brewers. stabbed him.
sud Chsipt u now under $1,000 honda for np.
pearsncs On ths 17th 10 Answer the allegation.
, 1875-05-04
A YOUTHFUL THIEF,

KlsxAzEa. Ill., Msy s.-A boy Who giyes hIs
nam9 a. Charles Smith, and sags his parents to-
sldo 1t No. II wcst Madison street, ohtcago, was
taken before Justice Coffin tlia morning an A
charge Of compiclty 10 tln robblng Of pabot'a
hardware storo pf e1t0 Notth OF cutlery, eto,,
last Saturday night. Hid case was continued fos
ten DAYS,
, 1875-05-04
AN OMNIBUS BURGLARY.

0ouNo1L BLuf1s Ia, May 3.--A bold robbery
WAS committed Al Corhiug la4t night. Goods
and money nero stolen from shovlin'a clothing
storo, Nexcomb's lumber ofica HALLS boat anI
shos Atote. satchow's bakery. RodehoAvsr l.
Coo'cy's hardware store tho Grange dry goods
eerv sstsbIlahtnsns. largo reward offered, a6d
officers On the trail.
, 1875-05-04

HtSoIH@ UNR&<<H :" ~ LNtE4QH 1Stb0EJ.
OHA1lA, Nsb, May 3.-A. ". Tennant, dsteo.
tive, has returned from the West, having In cus.
tody /. J. barton, an slteged bank dossulter
from Etqrp Lake, H.
, 1875-05-04

PLraoq1H, Mas. Asy a.-oRcsr Batsep vss
shot dsad to-day By Christopher atoddard, whom
he hsd attempted % azJess. tho Fire Company
va called out, snd secured bsoddaEd After ha
lid emptlsd IL ssFolyes,
, 1875-05-04

Tho papal Emtsaay, now >tslt.us Boston, will
Grafton ceremonies 10 be hold tu lint yily.
, 1875-05-04

Mon1Lr. Ala. May 3.-Thc Alabama i Chat
tanooga 1lailroad waa sold by tho alaster Com.
nis6lonnts to tho Trus.oos for tho tlrat mortgage
bondlolders for $1, zoo, ,0a0 oyor aud above thu
1leh ctoatcd by tbs llocesyar's certificate, court
coHtA ctc.
, 1875-05-04

Sp.efal Daspateh 70 The Ch1eaes 1rfbun4,
.kHoKuk, Ia. May s.-Owing to tho rain which
has prevailed l,oro al day tho game between tho,
Whlts Btookings aud Keokuks waa neoessarlIy
ths gams viii be played so-norrow provided t tIo
eAthat will permit.
, 1875-05-04

osdkoi1, RI, Nay L. oaty Tow bfeaters .rs
WORKING With reduced totqa, pndet tho p!oteo-
ton Of \ special pollce, Tho Indications NOW
1fs That ths stgike xll lfst three Or ioit mouths
btacklegs to prevent thsm from.gotng to work,
sud avon par }h2ik fssa. bach Il, ,wAaro tloy camo
1sG faa;s EIs{s s{s tbsR* tbgRe2s5fpsn 2sp
they oanunt work for thA oIefator4 nfi9es:
HAnR1snuan. Rk.s May B-A slot occurred 1t
NoslAnnon biines to-day, Two o1icers vo1s
shot, NO PARTICULARS set received.
, 1875-05-04

ln Tue Qslalgh. n. C., municipal oleetiop yes.
sefday, tho Democrats carried eleven oas Of
THIS Is tIs dat tiWe slnce tie W. hi tRs eity
has gone Democratic, T6p Democrats aTeep
Durham, Salisbury. H!sbogq', Charlotte, Hea-
aaEsou, and Watrenson, Which ~ III ha toans
, 1875-05-04

,ATHLETlcs."WAsHtN
Rptefat U,spaseh to 1hs ch.eaas If1punt.
WASHINGTON, D. g.. Nay S.-rhe Ath!atlca
met the Washington Daaa-Dall Olub, Of this oity,
to-day and vhitewaahsd them niuu times, lie
Visiting Club scoring al runu.
, 1875-05-04
THE QUINCY fNFAMTtCIpE,
!Xnkdfnt fhHrdfcA Ia Tht Ehicndn Isrtattt.N


QulNCr, ILL.,. MAY 0.-The infAuticido case w&s
continued to-day. Dr.. Smith and lIadams Ing
ham, who were released last Saturday OF the
charge Of muraer. wore brought up to-day on
vibrant charging ttom With tho crime Of nbor-
tlou. Hunt who was held with them. confessed
to complieity In this crime, though ho denied
being the father Of tho chlid. lie Aayo lia owl
deuce for tho Btatot aud testified to having en-
gagged Smith aud 1pKham to perform an abor-
lion upon tho girl Kicker for tho aan, Of 895.
lie detailed tho circumstances Of tue affair.
aud, upon hts evidence. Smith and Ingham
wers held in e1,000 bonds each to appear tor
trial at tlo next term Of tho Criminal Court,
The pliBoners wero committed to Jail, aud prob
ably will not bs abla 10 proouro bait.
, 1875-05-04

THE'PENN6flVA@lA RAILROAD CoMPANX
Hjrtfa: Dtspatoh to 1'hs CYtfosdo frtbaHt.
New YpaE, May 3.-Tho pennayIsanla Hail.
road cothpauy, ut it's mceting on Amy %, :,
Philadelphia, will declare ni-annual dtyinena
Of ! PET cent. It las uaualIy dec[arud not Lover
than 10 por cent per aunun, hut ita rivalry
ttia year with tho Baltimore j. Ohio hay beeu
Co6tlY.