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ALBANY.

BURDENING THE ASSEMBLY WITH WORK.
A GREAT MASS OF MISCELLANEOUS BILLS INTRO
DUCED-A MEASURE FOR STREET CLEANING IN
NEw-YORK-TuE COMPENSATION OF JURORS IN
THE BEECHER TRIAL-DEBATE ON THE CERTHI-
CATE FOR SOLDIERS OF 1872.
IRON REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.l
ALBANY, April t.-There was some discussion
in the Assembly this morning on MT Wiliss motion TO
reconsider the vote by which the adverse report OF the
Committee on Ways and Means was agreed TO. on tho
first of the bills in regard to certificates 10 the soldiers OF
the war Of 1872 Mr.. Willis laid bare anew the bleed
ing wounds Of the veterans and depicted their
sufferings with free tongue. Induced by his
eloauence oher motive the Assembly consented
to reconsider its vote and in further burst or emo
patriotic memories. disagreed with the ad-
verse report and committed the bill TO the Committee OF
the Whole This bill Is for the payment OF the cerh
Gates issued to the soldiers OF 1912 TO meet
their expenses for clothing and other matters
large number OF bills introduced to-day, seve-
raj Of them relating TO NewYork and its neghborhood
The important of these the bill In relation to
streetcleanng in NewYork. introduced by j. Camp
bell This is favored by the Mayor and Aldermen OF
New-York The provisions OF this bill are stated to
have been prepared ont the recommendations
Of the Committee OF the last Legislature which nvesti
gated the subject OF streecleaning in New-York,
bill to amend the act to regulate places OF amuse-
ment in New-York introduced By Mr.. Bennett. The
proposed provide that it shall not be law
full to exhibit 10 any building garden or ground, any
kind OF dramatic, equestrian or crcus performance. In
tcrude tragedy comedy, opera, ballet play. farce min
strelsy, dancing, where any admission fee shall De
charged until license has been procured.
Mr. McGroarty introduced bill to authorize the
Court OF Oyer and Termner, aud Court OF Sessions IN
Kings County sentence prisoners convicted in these
courts tho Penienary for any term for which they
might be sentenced to State Prison. Mr. Reilly intro
duced bill amend the act to incorporate the Gilbert
Elevated Railway Company. BY this bill the Company
authorized and directed 10 change the route OF the
railway from the line OF the secondave. TO and along
the BoweIy and Thrdave. TO the Harlem River. This
was referred to the Committee on Cities Mr.. Keenan,
introduced to open Lafayette place in New-fork
from Great Jones-st. TO Bleeckerst.
Mr.. Kennaday of Kings introduced bill for the COM
pensaton of the services OF jurors in Kings County IL
this bill passes, it will affect the amounts received by
the jurors in the Beecher trial. 1t provides that when
any civil criminal action. with jury in that county
proracted than 90 days the Supervisors OF tho
county on the certificate OF the judge that the trial was
necessarily protracted beyond 60 days, shall fix audit
and direct the payment to the jurOrso such extra CON-
pensaton as the Supervisors shall think reasonable.
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Npy-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY ls75TRPLE SHEET


French securities. which have tended largely "a the
corresponding financial injay Of the German bears"
The semiannual interest duo yesterday on the hrst
mortgage bonds Of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central Railway Company was not paid In eonse'
quence Of the refusal OF the Pittsburgh. GIN
eiunau and st. Louis Railway Company, and
,ts euarautors the Pennsylvania Railway Com.
pany the Iessees VI tho O., q. and l. O. Com
pany TO pay 20 the receivers OF the latter the
rental due in accordance with the terms OF the lease
The essees aege In defense Of their refusal that some
OF the covenants OF the lease have not been complied
with by the c., C. and !. c.
Edward Haignt, jr, who was expelled from the stock
Exchange during the panic, because bis irm had
assisted 10 cause the failure Of the Bank or the COM
mon eath has been readmitcd to tho Exchange upon
having proved to the satisfaction OF the Govern
ing Committee that he ignorant OF the transactions
OF his frm with the bank.
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MOVEMENTS OF ICE AT OTHER POINTS.
NO DAMAGE AT BINGHAMTON.


BINCHAMToN, n. Y, April 1.-1here is a
small freshet this point and the ice is
moving again. The Hooper gorge went this morning
without doing any damage. The Great Bend Bed
Rock gorge has also gone without damage.
AN OVERFLOW ANTICIPATED AT EAsTON, PENN.
EAsToN, Penn, April 1.-The Delaware has
risen feet during the day this place The ice from
shOemakers Eddy is now passing very thick and rap
idly The water Is feet above Lowry MARI, add
feet from the bottom OF the bridge connecting Easton
and Phpsburg, aud much excitement prevails
The high water III the Delaware IS backing
up the Lehigh, which must overflow its banks, ana Will
cause mnch destruction along the wharyes The water
has Overfowed the Lehgh Canal basin. aud should the
ice get over the basin wall The Delaware Canal weigh
locks will be torn away Tue river banks are lined with
people. many bonires have been III at various points,
thier reflection adds TO the grand OF roaring
water and ice as it goes rushing BY The river ID now
rising very RAPIDLY.
PROPERTY DESTROYED ON THE GRAND RIVER,
MICH.
DETROIT, April 1.-The ice in the Grand
River commenced breaking up to-day. Great damage
anticipated. One wooden and four iron bridges have
been carried away at Lansing, involving loss Of
BUFFALO RIVER CLEARED WITHOUT DAMAGE
BUFFALO, April 1.-The ice went out of the
Buffalo River early this forenoon without damage to
persons property greatly to the surprise of the resi-
dents.
THE ICE IN THE HUDSON MOVING.
POUGHKEEPsIE, April 1.-Reports from below
tonight show that all the ice between Cornwall and
Roarhook, except off Constitution Island. is the
move 1t is still fast in Peekskill Bay aud OF Haver
straw but IL is expected TO from there tonight.
boat can get through to Newburgh easily by Saur-
day The steam ferryboat at West Point began running
to-day. 49,
DAMAGING FLOOD AT COLLINGwOOD.
CoLIINGwooD Ont, April 1.-The eastern
aud western parts OF this city completely flooded.
The post-oHice and railway stations inaccessible.
The railway track is washed away in several places
north aud south and trains cannot come in within half
a mile Of the station BOuchers miil-dam and several
bridges have been carried away. The damage to prop
erty very great The sudden rise OF the water Is
attributed 10 the overfO wing OF Pretty River.
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THE DEDICATION OF THE MASONIC TEMPLE

THE DEDICATION OF THE MASONIC TEMPLE
The Committee on Programme and Music
for the dedication Of the Masonic Temple sixth-ave.
and Twenty third st., June O. have decided the
following plan for the observance Of the festival
reception to DO lgven to the Waiting grand officers,
foreign representatives. aud distinguished Masons
June 1, at p the procession, under the direction
Of Gen Charles Roome, Grand Marshal. to move pre-
eisey at a. NJ, on June 2, Knights Templar the
right followed by the Illustrous brothers Of the An
cient Accepted Rite Royal and Select Masters Royal
Arch Masons. aud Master Masons-the aforementioned
appear dark clothing high black hats. white gloves,
plain white aprons officers jewel suspended from lapel
Of coat No banners slaves will DO allowed In the
procession. The dedicatory ceremonies will take place
EwOOd L. Tborne, officiating. The grand banquet will
take place on Wednesday evening at o'clock. dedi
cation medal has been struck in silver and white metal
To be worn the occasion.
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Rail Way INTERESTS.

ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE NORTHERN CENTRAL
OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, April IA special meeting of
the stockholders Of the Northern Central Railroad
pany held in this city yesterday authorized the Board
Of Directors OF the Company to issue 1000 bonds OF
each secured by the 100000 consolidated general
mortgage the Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safo De-
post Company OF Philadelphia executed in NAV, 1874.
The proceeds Of these bonds to be applied is said
for the increase Of the terminal facilities OF the road
Canton, which will include grain elevator, coal piers
and warehouses.
RAILWAY LEGISLATION IN MICHIGAN
LANSING, Mich, April 1.-The Marquette and
Mackinaw Railroad bill has passed the House by large
majority. II has already passed the Senate and will
receive the Governors approval.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

THE OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE, WOODSTOCK
LOSS 10000.
KINGSTON, N. Y, April IA special dispatch
to The Daily freeman says the Overlook Mountain
House IN the Catsks Woodstock, Ulster County,
famous Summer resort, caught fire at to-day and
was entirely consumed. piano. the silverware, and
the parlor furniture all that saved The build.
ing was owned by the Woodstock Overlook Mountain
House Company II was erected In 1870 at o cost Of
about 10000 accommodated 300 guests and leased
by John T. Lasher. The furniture cost $4,000 Insur.
snce on building $4,000 Oh furniture. $4,000.
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THE IRISH PARADE 10 TAKE PLACE IN JERSEY
CITY.

The Board Of Police Commissioners of Jer-
sey City, at Q meeting held last evening. received
communication from O'Donovan Rosa, the Grand Mar
shall Of the proposed procession OF Irish societies In this
city, in honor OF the late John Mitchell requesting the
privilege Of conducting this parade 10 jersey City. The
letter stated that had been intended TO hold the fu-
neral obsequies In New York. but that the wise Iegsa-
Of that State had improved the Consttu
ZION OF the United States TO make 10 Illegal for them
carry out their and they would there
fore ask permission 70 do the free soil OF NewJer
sey" The day named Sunday, April H. The Board,
after duly considering the request declined to grant It,
as the charter OF the city gives them the to de-
eide such matters.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT IN BROOKLYN.

The first billiard tournament ever played on
Long Island opened last night at A. H. samuelss
Assembly Room in Brooklyn. The opening game OF the
evening was played by Maurice Vgnaux and Francois
Ubassy, on q 5xlO standard American table. Vignanx
the lead and opened the game which lasted hours
and 20 minutes, and closely contested throughout
Ubassy finally in the 41st inning by OF 800 to
$50. The second game between Cyrlle aud Joseph
Dion, a marked careful brilliant play.
Cyrille made run OF 100. followed by run OF 100
made by his brother The game was finished In the 18Th
inning by Cyrlle Don. the standing 800 TO 1874
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WALL ST. NOTES.

Very little of special interest was done in
wallst yesterday Early In the day kilograms an
nouuced the failure Of 20 operators In the Berlin stock
market, which caused trepidation; but when IL
was announced that these failures on the "bear
side there instantaneous feeling Of relief 40
eordug the information cleaned from foreign bank.
GO hssa shs Berlin spsouates vsss larssy shors" Vi
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SENATOR CAMERON'S EXCURSION PARTY Al
NEW ORLEANS

NEw-ORLEANs April 1.-The Senatorial ex-
cursionsts en- route for Mexico. arrived here this
morning Numerous persons called upon the party dur
ing the day the st. Charles Hotel The report that
yellow fever is epidemic at Key West and Havana with
the possibility Of its existing at Vera Cruz, makes the
party pause and the chances are somewhat against
their proceeding further. II they go on the Despatch
they will sail Saturday. but as that vessel has just
arrived from Key West the party fearing there may he
germs OF the fever board. may 90 by the regular
steamer. the City OF Havana, which sails on Sunday
morning for Vera Cruz.
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LATEST FOREIGN .NEWS.

MORE MEASURES AGAINST THE CATHOLICS
PROPOSED.
LONDON Friday, April 2-5:3o a. NJ.
The Illness correspondent at Berlin telc-
graphs that 1t Is ANTICIPATED That the old laws
forbldding intercourse between the Pope and
the Catholic clergy in Prussia, except
through the Government will be reenacted, and that
measures will be introduced wholly suspending Papal
authority in Prussia until the Pope abandons his prten
sion 10 cancel the laws OF the Kingdom.
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THE NEW MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR LAW

BosTON, April 1.-The Liquor bill AZ SUBJ
stitste for the present Prohibtory law finally
passed the House to-day. after having been subjected
to amendments and notifications since 1t
fret introduced two months since, and only requires
tho Governors signature to become o law. The bill rs
passed prohibits the open sale OF liquors the bar
but provides for licenses In connection with hotels aud
restaurants Tho law also dispensos with State police
and seizures TO enforce II.
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IN THIS CITY,

There was fire yesterday in the three-story
and attic dwelling, occupied by John Knox and Mrs.
Ann Smith. at No. 81 Avenue d. Knox's furniture was
damaged the loss being fully covered by insurance
John Mattson owned The building, which was damaged
$780, the attic being destroyed The building also was
Insured. The cause Of the fire was not ascertained
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HOME NE WIS.
THERMOMETER YEsrERpAy.AT aUDvUrs IN BROAD "Af'
9.a-l4 seo,-52' sn n-63' Hidmsb-oV'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Fifth 1renus -Postmaster-G General Marshall
Jewell the Jas O. Blame Of Maine Governor Andrew Nai
tin snd Gov Henry Howard Of hhcd sd
CIroI Wilson .Surtsranf Honse
seustor NJ Hamilton Of Texas and C.pt hsgretv ~,
Vtndso, Ho1lSr Wedderburn Of Scotland Hott'
rsnscick-The Rev Dr. T. Conrad Of Philadelphia botmore
land Ho-Rober Watson OF the British Leshon o. neing%n
Ussfmtnssr Hcn-Juge Josiah q. Abbott and rrei W. ID,
Rogers Boston Holman Count DE keIeanoa o. Srsn
M Ntholas UokI-Chares A. sshbu,n, formerly Minister
10 Psrsguav and erCongrcmaD Logan H. Rootlo Arkansas
So Denis Hos-The Msqas de Chnbrun o. France dotmare
YoCopares.usn b. r. Rhode Island aud Clayton Mac
Michael Phisde 1T HoS@-Capt Tobu Of he steam
ship CITY Of BrooklJn
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IN MANHAssET. LONG ISLAND.

The large dwelling house of NJ. Howell, at
Flower Hill, MaDhasset L. J.. totally destroyed by
FIRE Wednesday. When first discovered the nre had
gained great hesdway, and IL found impossible 70
save anything All the furniture ineiudiDG two panos
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IN BROOKLYN.

A fire, caused by an overheated furnace, oc-
Cured last evening In the sectional dock the foot OF
sxteenthst, owned by Frederick Crane. Loss. $500
no Insurance.
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AT ATLANTA, GA.-Loss. a5, 900.

ATLANTA, Ca, April Flour stores were
DESTROYED in this city by fire this morning Loss $4,000
OF which $4,000 Is covered by insurance.
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together with several hundred dollars worth Of silver
ware was lost Mr.. Howes family are In Europe, ana
he had Ooly recently returned home. The loss when ID
Estimated at about 5000 Is covered by lnsurance
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, April 1.-The ship Jreh |
Perry to-day Ocean year
She has been absent 80 months Ths total raise Of her catch
el76 OO0. y
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OF DON ALFONSO.
LONDON, Friday. April $50 4. m.
The K0lnische Zeihng states that Spain has
made a formal demand Prussia, in virtue
Of an extradton treaty with that country,
for the arrest OF Don Alfonso. and it
is said the Prussan authorities have in consequence
received instructions to arrest the Prince no
Prussan territory and hold him until the grounds OF
Snain,s claims are examined.
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into the gorge when II formed went out with tho Ice
and are lost. When cut. this timber would have been
worth $4,000. AL danger from the Ice now over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02

Every day this week and next, new shapes
fabrics Spring and Spring suIr will be nitro
duced BY BALDWIN the Coher OF Broadway and Canat
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THE time and place to select the handsOmest
HAT introduced AMI KNoxS Gentlemen make TIER
either 22 Broadway his Filth Avenue establishment
Wholesale dealers will be ibeay treated at 2l2 Broadway
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lhnuouncennenl,.l
lhnnouncemeurs.I
BURNETTs COCAINE makes the hair grow

HEALTH LIFT. $50 Fifth-ave., between
Twentysoobd and TWENTY Elegant best Of care
Refers TO Cyrus ". FIELD etc.
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LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA-The Maple Grove Cemetery Association
have obtained the Queens County Board Supervisors
procure hold for burial ground rs Of land between the
wbepot Hoffman Boulevard, about mile Of the
Town Hall large force OF viii be Immediately set TO WORK
grading which have already been secuef
The old Bos Of Supervisors OF Queens County hng soon To ass out
resolved the matter OF alleged irregularities
the Poor incoming
John Anderson the superintendent sought be i'm
pcate collecting testimony BEHALF and comb
he will be able to make out strong temperance
placed nnaOn for Commissioners OF Excise; John
b. Hopkins Alvin Dunham ana Elias j. Hendne The Democrats
Daniel H. Carpenter Nathaniel NJ Bsy and John
ensOn The Republicans have made nominations and DO not
ton mai
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STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEwArER.-A meeting of the SOuthfeld real
estate the payers and officials this village was held a;
Clifton YESTERDAY consideration the provisions Of the bill
now before Legislature to fund the floating debt Of the village the
su The Neal Estate Owners Association favored the
project appointed committee Albany the passage
oftbe bill
BUrcugRvLLR thief entered the residence Of John Lewis
Oh TUESDAY gold - Yesterday ON
Thomas Fon aud the money Wa found IN
hi. pos.e s.lon.
, 1875-11-05

stpdg sa I,%saf G3v Law T. which be 'con d.t'nsnts'
AZ the houso and gardens Of Nh.
rftu', Who. having heard tina. llo
1s'-FcfHeh a ramArkalin nt: or faculty 1t
tneIlorT. though 1ncfctta1nnH in regard IN &C.
po:tH tnok nccastOn to felueat ffoa, lin blIeci-
hte! g: hIa po*Hr. lie at unto nt.t ecd and,
having adjourned with cohs,hcrnh!o party IT
tlfat1aEnldnri auditors into n ealoyn. aturetu1
began To dictate wosIa, ftraek, bsrbar-
one Significant ard nnn-siEnttIcnnt, dIajointol
and connnctod until he wear,od himself. tho
Young man who wrote them .lnwn. md tho
andlanco who 1ero present. Wo Hera all ho
says, 'masvelously tired Tho Corsican afona
waa tho nRe Of tho whole company alert and fresh,
and continually desired sTurotua for more words.
WHO sfoclnred he nCut1 be moro than satisfied II
no coul1 repeat tIIo half nf wliat l.e Ind taken
dom. and Rt 'onglh he coasod. Tito young man,
Will, his gaze 1'xe0 llpon tho ground, slood siIent
fnr brief eeAaon aud tcu. saya alnretus.
''ili facinH tarificsHsinnm. Having begun to
rEcak. lie absolutely repeated rho whois wordB.
the aamo rrdcr II, which they had been tieliv-
e1td withou. t1to B1fEhtost hesitation; tl,on.
commencing from tho last, be repeated them
backward till lo came to tho first. Then, sgato,
>" that ho Rroke the tlfss. tho third,
tno nm, aud 10 on; did this If,
sny nrtlar that was asked, and all
without tue smallest erros. Having eubaeauent-
y 9econ'e lann!isrly nequninted with him, havo
Lad otheF ahd frequent erporisnco OF Ills power.
iie assured inc {an1 lie had nothing Of she
bonster III hln) that lie could recte In thA matt
oeF 1 Lave mentioned. to tho amount Of &C. 600
wcrds. And rhat ia moro wonderful, thor ali
10 ndharod 70 Tho mind that after yeAr's inter-
val he could ref eat them without trouble.
know, from having tried hIm, he could do 10
Aftor considerable tme.'"
, 1875-11-05

Tnenrnotfs, and there are sons fotrs ~ 10 hts
1ecp'ery.
Henry Overrtalz served notice ca James II
l.ri:t II, se*or of ~. Lo,is ycAtcrlay. cniItcat-
~; til" 'atoFH tie :t1f, list Rr;ing !tayor OF
that city. Tho matter wllI Probably 10 taken up
ny THO tlty f<"r'scIl ~ il. 1ts,nn heIt week.
Til" District t'fr,rt Of l,af,,4uc, Ia, convones
MONDAY. Nov. ). Two lHtu.,tct. anu i1ty-rjno
csAoa aro n,ot tho hocko:,-26 cri,a1,,Al, Is
cttty. aud l91 law cnsos. TIlo attention. Of tho
C"nrt will f'o oc:npisa tly twelve assignments.
Tho Louisiana stato Fnn,}ln, l;.ar |, 1t Its
aestlon "Wednesday. ainpted tho foll,wl,ly ru!e
Ihat when bnns ate presanted fpr tlntiine
with cnh! ons attached. Law bonds will onIs bo
'hnucd With tho corresponding cuupnua detached
sn' Cancelled aaif' c'.se Of payment
Wednesday night a grand banquet was tep-
harct! i1r. Truman aud h, f.eislH hy tiuy
Charters ut lIaxalwood l.iA eI"2a,,t country tcat,
n,1ies from 1}lxnn. H.. w.,ero r{ee:ue; w"rn
rnn':e nhh tho foalvikieH hept UP 10 lafn ft,,r
E't lev! T. I.uckcv. President Grants private
aceEesary waH ut tho hanIiet.
, 1875-11-05

Tho Dubuque {Is,) Times hss enlarged and
clunged its daily aud neol4ly from folio to a
quszto form.
Tho ecarlet fever haa assumed malignant
form iu Dubuque. Ia. aud several deaths layo
occurred among childron.
Senator Newton UootL. Of California, Was
welcomed by old friends yesterday 1t Ealens,
Iud hts natiyo p]acs, but decaual i public ro-
csltlon.
Tho trial OF G. T. J. MoelIen. late UuiEcl
States Nauger, charged with making falao
entries, IL golng on before Judges Drum mona
mud Dyer, II Milwaukee,.
Tho atoam yacht Arindne arrived at Alton
yesterday mornlng, and alter coa!in4 proceeded
10 Bt, Lou[B, and from tae1o will 10 10 Aaw oE-
leans to spend the winter.
Weouesdsy. Detective Moworth. Of },eeatnr.
ILL.,. took tn charge = team of LuEses that had
bseu standing on tho streets Of that place Bluce
Monday. A. yot no ownar las appearoa.
ps. A. =. Mculll. Superintendent Of the Wis
eonsin State Hospital for tho lusano, has beau
sa1ioasly IL for several dA5s with pleuisy aud
, 1875-11-05

DAyESronr, H., Nov. 4.-1Ienry Hinkey, a
colored man. OF Rock IatanJ las boan arseHted
for committing an outrage upon tho perBon of
his Btep-dauEhter, girl 10 years of agc. Il IL
said that tho peculiarly Of tho case is not 70
mich on account Of itB boing tic commission Of
certain crimo under tho sa.utcB NJ for tho
circumstances attending its commission, which
whict, aro described As being tho mont diahocal
In dotail over heard III any court III this vicinity
On afoudRy prominent citizen Of Coumbna
Junction, uamed II. IIith, went to Musca.ino to
purchase bill Of goods. After purchasing his
goods he went down town. purchased Aillt Ut
clothes, mud put them OIL. since when uoluiug
has boen sect, o. heard Of lin, though the most
vigorous search has been rnada by hs wife. At
tho time Ao paid for bin goods ho had quito
largo sun Of money, anu Il IL supposed that ho
has locn foulfy dealt With.