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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-25

Ono OF the first aid most important
considerations in tho cultivation OF wheat
is tho production OF superior seed.
Seed Of primo quality will often make
difference of more than ono.half in tho
crop. Grain that has not been saved
with reference to seed is seldom suitable
for sowing. The seed Of wheat should
DO cullea, selected, inserted and picked
over for several successive seasons for
the purpose Of developing the prolifcacy
or productive habit OF the variety. The
farmer who sows the grain OF small and
half-matured ears can never expect TO
raise forty bushels Of plump grain per
acre. Numbers OF farmers have all
their wheat thrashed by machine and
stored in one bin, from which their seed
is taken. As like will always produce
like, as well in tho vegetable as in the
animal kingdom, so he who adopts
such practice with his seed wheat mny
alway expect to reap unsatisfactory
hnryests.
, 1875-05-11
MILWAUKEE,,
TvrfTFXfa At,rHrA

spstfat Dispatch ia The Chftaso Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, VIE, May 10.--Tho Menonlncs
aistlery, belonging 10 I!obert Kiewcrt, A.
schocnfcld'a rcctifylng honec. and 1lindskopf
Bsotlers' Icctitytng house wero seized, and
keepers placed in tho kinnlckinnick distillery,
and Louis Aiudakopt's dlstlcrr, nil In tho Town
of Lake aud Charles Grau's distilory, and E.
Ecrgcnthal'a disti!!csy, In tho Town Of
Milwaukee, to-day, by ordcra from the
sccrotaEy Of tho Treasury, e1ecuto1 by
tho Collector, Deputy Collector. Revenue
Agent locai reyonuo officers. aud posse Of
men In tho Government Socros Service, for al-
iegol frauds ou tho Internal Neyeuue Inv. Bu-
porvsor uedriek. Of 1owa, hAs cllarge Of tho
snil. Iu most Of tho establishments namcd
business has been stopped. At tho MenonlInoo
distlery the SecretSsrvice Agent draw royolver
to prevent tho psopriotors going to their lcaA
tn obtain papers, aud ~&a arrested On warrEnt
procured bJ Wirth, ono OF tho PERSONS threat
ened. Being hailou out, and meeting With, he
called hiEa dirty dog, 4ul slapped Ills face in
tAe open street. There WINS difficulty also at the
KiEnlckiunick Dlstiile1y, where plstols wero
drawn. but nothing more serious. In xeyo1a al
cuaed tle oAlce1n broke into property without
trying to cnter by doors, apparently rIeferring
violcuca. TNcuty-bIk barrels OF whisky wnn
found IN bEick-yard siougsids the Ut. Paul
NAllrokd truck. With no marky OIL to sho1 owner.
fh.p. Tho dhtter!es Eeized par the 0orcFu-
inent about S7d0 00U per 1nunth, NsstlY al the
remnii,!ng dIstilleres will 10 ssizod tonight aud
to-murroH.
, 1875-05-11

Tho Valialnoi.s Cnn. unu show nt nug-
limcto1, nqntl stPui.c.lu - by tho 20.
Ncc-AN tho PERFORMERS cnrrled to
/ tho station by scr-t, rat1matr.s.u,s ~
Offtcrrs.
e*p', nncMey 1ssheo ofaefs 'ast night to
se7gt. Fitzpatrick, Of tts Twenty y-aecond Street
station, to wade through tho cal,.can stlow,
which haa been norformine utuht,v lurInr tla
pnaH IIaM "seA g.. 10 esowaoa houses a. bus!lheton
1iAlt, oa mute stfee1 hoaf et1seenth. In
obedience to those orders, Sergt Fitzpatrick
With lIs men ssrul!etl tho ca11-can at tho close
had ,aft liz s,srs rs,,x ~ s 5opau5 'uap,l.
,.ar,, .~s oa ~. s.ase M 1"'n was gUoo nlRass
WtEA oH tlo part or the 6erEehnt. Vll4 nightly
, 1875-05-11
V|cE,pREsioENr WILSON'S TouR,

MEMPHIS, May 10.-~Dursog tho forenoon Vice.
President Wilson yiaisod tho Lo Moyno coloroa
Hchool, and mado brief address to tue soholars
By whom Ao WAS presented Will, humorous bot
aaets. Ha also vialtod tho Glay.st,oss colorod
ssl.ool, Peabody Institute, ind 1T. Aguos Aead-
envy. aud oeruian Lntbetan p.cu!o. u each os
Which ilo MAJ warmly received. Returning ID
hia lsotel he waa visited by large number
Of pEominont citizens, also bY = large delegation
OF oolorod citizens, including Ed Hhaw, Wharf.
master. and squire Thompson. who presented
him with . uea. addgcss III recognition OF til
loft on tho train for Little Rock, from whlcI,
city he goes to 81. Louis. lie expressed him
self dsl'Rhted with his slslt to tho south, aud
the overwhelming kindness with which Le was
received BY Ill CLASSES.
LITTLE hoox, Ak, May 1o-Yics.F President
Wilson IL expected 81 lie Aampb!s s;aln thia
, 1875-05-11

spetal Disrdteh 70 Tho thteaaa Tribune.
DELo,r, Wis., May 10.-IAo Womau'e Centsn.
ulal Club Of Holoit hold lts Inauguration cero-
monies at tho Opera-Houso this evening under
tho most favorable auspices. Mayor Nayis ap-
piatoly greeted the guoats. Con, David Al
wood, United Btstca Centennial Commissioner
for Wisconsin. delivered tho address, Mrs,
J. g. Thosp, Chairman Of tho Womau's
Centennial Executive Committee Of Wis.,
cousin, fcceved The membership scroll
at the hands OF Miss Martha rset, Chairman Of
tho Belolt Executive Committee, zach lady
making Inappropriate remarks, aud variety Of 1ue
music, tableaax, eto., dllod out Ina Interesting
programme. 4 most pltnsant reception Was
gwen latos ia The evenlnS By III, and Mr1. r. L,
, 1875-05-11

Af5 uFtdH4 EeftDfttaf, !l11 7,
From tho Galveston Netcs OF ths It'll inst. TIC
lcaru That an unfortunate and fatA a1ray &C.
CURED At bloacs E!ui1. Liberty County, Tox, lats
TN Saturday last Two brothers, Capt. Z. G. and
G. s. Fortlcr, and Liaolph Glllard had tlifll~
Guilty with Azeno Lacaur and ls two soaB,
Joscph and Archie, In which Mr. Lacour
was dangerously wounded. Joseph Slightly.
and Archie killed. Capt. Fortler MAS dangerous
", aud hs brother sliYhtly. wounded. Mr. Gill
iard alone escaped unharned. Tue Fortier party
wore arrcstcd aud taken to the Town Of Litolty.
Tho parties In tbib affair aro al rolatod. Fur
want Of jail. tho tlreo prisoners wero quartcr-
Cd In Drist1oy's Hotel, wlicre thoy remained au-
dor guard Blnos Sunday evening.
About 10 o'clock OIL tae morning OF this ith
lust. pnrty Of thirty or forty men. armed and
snasEed, sntercd tho tlotoi. oyospowrrod tao
guard. md got into ths ptisou-rooni. nhero they
tiod tho lwo brothcrs rortiar aud 0i!lnrsl.
3lr. hzeno Lacour, wlI9 NTH wounded on Fat
ntday by tho For..cr party, II supposed to bo
dying.
, 1875-05-11
a FUGITIVE THIEF DROWNED.

's'7F7W F0bdleH 70 7H3 CHfedad 1TsbHM.
LAsAlLe. ILL.,, 31ay 10.-Jasaos Moran aud
William coryiu broke tuto aostwald-bounl
fFe'ght-car On tho Chicago, noca Island i Pa
oliio Nailroad nome tlnso during last Saturday
night, and Yesterday wers selling cigars aud
chewing tobaoco In ths city as sucll low
pslcea q to c1cito suapicion. Constable
Murtha got upon their trail, aud late
In tho afternoon found than In possession OF a
considerable quantity Of tho stolen goods In an
old boat 1t tho uoftl ndRo Of Tho steamboat cham
mol. IIs captured Coryln aud secured him, but
Moran plunged Into tho chnune!, and swAm 10 the
opposite Yl0re. Taeu Murtla, accompanied by blu
biothor, hastenet 10 al skin farther up tho chan
uoI, roEe1 acroas aud pursued tho fugitive. The
Moran reached tho firsr aud plunged in. lilo
Awasn about hklf way across, and student. sank
aud drowned. Lis Lods Las not h1aa rccaYored.
Lie WIS about 20 years Of arc,
, 1875-05-11

BAAT1aoag, Nd. May 1o.-Ihs trionnlal Con-
veutlon Of tbs Muslciaub' Protective Association
Ut the United States commenced ho,e today,
The following oalcess wers elected, President
ThomaH z. Hartns, Philadelphia; vioo.rsesl-
dents, II. l.. W!aLan, baltimore; W. G. Nici,ofts
Hcl!aad, New York Treasurer, G. ". WolIig.
The session IL said TO DO Of 1u,unual impostaucs
10 tue luuncul profession. Delegates aro pray-
sut from Now YORK., Boston. PHILADELPHIA, De-
holt, Albany, Cincinnati. md othar cities. Tho
da egstes havo teen teodated bxuqust by Tho
mukiclanE to- lAo1foY hight
, 1875-05-11
tscaEI8LE MURDER AND SUICIDE.


coLrAacs. O., May 10.-Tho colol cd residents
Of Ltil3 strock Eeyo thrown iut1 sea Of oxcstc-
meat this evouiug by tho report Of a murder
aud suicide lu their midst. Hundreds Of terror.
sttchcn peopio gathered about tho scouo of tho
murder, making It almost impossible to gather
tho particulars Of tho tragedy. Tho facts
itl tho case arc those About q ycar
ngo young coloted ma,, named WaYptt Flowers
sliot aud wounded 1lin white m,strcss, aud wns
sentenced to tho leultensiary for ono year. Dur
ing Ills imprlsutnlcnt le manifested signs OF In.
sanity, once attempting TO kill himself. Upon
his release ho was eont 10 lunntlo
aAYIum, fr.,tn Which lto was roceut1y released,
az cured. Since his release he las lived with .lls
aunt, Mrs. Mary Shields, on Long street. Thilo
at supper 4 trivial misunderstanding aroBo, when
Fio"ers nlaio throats Of revenge. When his
aunt became alarmed aud started to call holp,
Flowers followed her aud shot Mt her
with Ills pistul. uo thou drew razor
aud cut. two terrible gasucs across her
hoad. aud thei, across Aer abdomen,
causing her intestines to fal out and run upon
tho ground, flo then ran into Tie house, re-
loaded hiA pistol, and sho: hlmsolf in tho right
temple, tho bullet loising In his br.ln. Flowers
Gcd eoon after in great ut.ouy. 1t is hardly pos
ajblc that Tho woman can survive, but sho IL
nlire ut this hour.
, 1875-05-11
The Czar and Emperor william
Have n Confidential Talk.
Whereat the London Papers Rcfer to
tho Gravity Of tho Situation
English Authors Confer NTH Disrnclt on
tho Copyright Question.



Loxnos, May 10.-TlH mornings Telegraph
10 an editorial article on tho meeting OF tho I'm
poross of Russia and Germany to-day. says: at
ls impossible to conceal tho truth. Tho ContI-
nonsal aituatlon wears tlia morning tho ycry
tshat lie Question Of tue tS future " ropoao oas
q Europe may be- practically solved boforo
IS hours havo passed We Would scarcely 20 bo-
YOU'D tIo faets. The tendency At this hour Is
Other tonrnnts Of London likewi.o comment
upon the meeting, but tho thought of M. Is
generally diacreditod.
It is reported from paria that tho Trouct
that Germany has rccently u,ads representations
OF a hostile Tendency: THO Ban,e dispatch con-
tains statement, beloved to 10 Ben,i- official.
that no caneo Of cpn1ct exists between Ger.
many and franco, aud TINT advice. frou all tho
Carttais OF Eutopo nro Of tho came teuur, lust
pacific ideas nro everywhere in tho ascendouoy.
ARRIVAL. OF TILE czAn IN nEn11s.
BERLIN, May 10-Tho Gear arrived hero to-
day.: Tic was received At tho railwAy-atatton by
tho Emperor Wlllia1u oil tho l'rlnccs OF tho suu-
touifel, and other distinguished peraonagcs.
Tho Enperor'a greeting waa exceedingly cordial.
An tmMonao crowd Was gathered around tho
station, aud choorod uost enthusiastically. Tho
nanod By Prince Gostschako1, las visited
Prince Bismarck.
LONDON. May lis d. MA special to tho
Standard flom Botiin BAYS Disularok mud Gorts-
chakoT will decide during the C:ar's visit
whether uormaay ahou!d ,anBver tho last Bel
glan note directly. or appeal to tho guaranteeing
powefa. 1ieceut warliko rumorB arc doclal cd 10
be tho work of stock jobbers.
Eo1tl: nOrErUL FEELING.
pAn1s. 1fay 1o.-Ihe fco,lug hore Is moro
hopeful. lxt L,terts says Tho Car intends to
pro!'ose general ligal tuln8, and Gornlaily will
support tho psupositicn.
, 1875-05-11

CuAnLEsroS, B. g., May lo.-IhA sonthetn
Baptist Convention adjourned siue die to-tlay.
Tho session Of eight hourB uas mainly occupied
BY tho reception Of committee ropo1ts. which
wcro tho subject OF loug and spirited dis
cnaaiop. The Committee on New Boards rochtycd
spending Secretary Of the Home slIrsion Boarsj.
md nominated Dr.. Basil Mauly, OF Kentucky, AZ
hIs successor. Tho report OF tho Committee
gnvo rise to much dobato, but waa finally Accept-
ed. Tho Remaining oilicsrs OF tt,o Doarti were
so-elsoted, ard ths FoseIgu Mission Board wulo
Reelected.
, 1875-05-11

bFEttE1 U1sFlFcH % INs LA1ed0o TRIBUNE,
DunuQuE. IT,, May 10.-J. u. Smith, one Of
tho firm ot Booth uigleY l. Co., propris.ors Of
tho Dubuque Flourlng Mills, has abscoudcd,
taklng with him e3,60o IN cash md rotes b.
longing to tue firm. Smith camo from kalamazoo.
3lich., few years ago. and, being an exoellsnt
tnillurjghs. patented m invention for boiling
flour which proved to be aucccss and soos,
eatna into general use. 1io folme.t partnoF-
sAlp with Dooth and IIigloY, aud wAi'o 10 tlis
cspaclty abs!racted notes from tho oflice
count, principally to rarttos In Illinois.
Tho last heard from Smith he Was 10 possession
ot . fast team and q fast woman Anti ou hls
way to California. lIc leaves wife, from nhom
he haa boon separated for somo uue, Ut vi
ugpu. Niup.
, 1875-05-11
TORNADO ri nk1tn

1OHENUp tn OHIO,
ToLEpo. O., May 1o.-A tornado papscd over
tho village Of Gsecn Hpriugs, o., yesterday
afternoon. blowing down three houses. k.ilins,
two ch,ldson. aud domo!ialing every chimney
In tbs place. Passing northward, rev.
eral houses anu barns batwoen preen
Springs and Clyde wero blown DOM.
aud trees and fences wa,o destrovod'
At Clyde tho Nicholas 4louse mas partially III.
roofed, and considerable damago Vas done to
atorea aud residences. between Clydo and
Way scarcely = building escaped uulp iured.
The course OF tho htornl WAS from Houth to
north, aud the track vas about miles Wide,
, 1875-05-11

THE NEW ORLEANS 4 TEXAS,
Special Dispateh 10 The E.h,caoo Tribune.
New ORLEANS, May 10.--The.o Ia good pros.
pect for tho resumption Of work on tue Now
Orleans Il Te1as 1sallroal botuoqn this ctr md
Houston, owing to an adjustment and compro-
mise Which Inns bcen effected To-day ho-
tween the State md ynitroad off,
c!nIs. Work for two or threo years has
been suspended during litigation before
tho united States Court. Tie Attorney Gon-
oral has agreed In tito name Of tho Stats to
JON tho other parties iu intercat, wllicl. In
oladeB tho hteHsrs. Atncs. Of Boston, AMI Ly-
mnu J. Dodge aud others, Of Now York, in
agrcoing to submit al tho ve1ed questions now
II, litigation to tho adjudication Of tho Court,
without further ovfdoce, argument, or tliIatory
r'ca4lnes Tile patttca interested agreo that
they wtll recognize tho Directors Of tbs
rroad, and In a Doard OF thirteen gtvo
Now Orleans 3 representation OF eight
Of ita moat protntnons oii1zcns. Iho
State has contributed Immense Bubptdics
in fayor Of this road, aud tta completion IL re.
Eartlcd ~ Of paramount iMportancn to tho col,-
tnnrciAl prosperity Of this city which Inn now no
connection by rail- witl, Texas. It would he os
great advantage to MEomb's New OrIsa,s, st.
Lonis 4 Chicago 1snfoad and Tho 1lllnoiB Cen
tral to have ths rona built.
, 1875-05-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

FATHra Pour, Aay 10.-stcamshio Aisslaaip-
pl. frem 1.-Two, pool arrived.
DAI1lxoEE, Nd. May 1o.--Artived. steamship
Caspian, fro.t Liverpool. ..-...'
Nkw Yoax Msy lo.-Azri7ed, steamship Celtic,
f1um Liyerp p(.
INV Yoxt. May 10.-A.si,od, steamer Wis.,
eonalu, tsoA LAre9pooi, UonmaEt, tu,na Lon-
, 1875-05-11

Snettat Dfspa&cA 10 ii. Chaao~ Tfsounk.
srn1Sor1ELp, ILL.,, May to.-Quita serioun riot
occurred iu Ball Township, in this county, last
Saturday night. Quite numIor Of porsons
woso disabled, but no ono killed. Tho origin
was whisky. Warrants for nfseen Or twenty
porsons moro sued on. to-day. aasl tho Bhoriif
loft for tho scena Of tho troubles to atIeas tho
parttcs.
, 1875-05-11


CHEYENNE, Wy, May 1o.-1tel Cloud, Spotted
Tail. and Beyontoca other Chiefs Of tho Sioux
Indians arrived hero at noon to-day, and wilt
1eava for Washington tomorrow to treat NTH
tho Government for tho sale Of tho Black Hills,
=, George ". uomau, formerly OF tho Omaha
Itanafor Compauy, enterod into contract with
citlzens OF this city to put on = daily limo Of
Binck Hills a. soon ~ tho Government shall pos-
NIT ll1n TO do eo,
, 1875-05-11

5pstlat Dfspaech to ma Ehseaoa Tribune.
" sioux Git, Ia., May 10.-Duriug : thunder
shower yosterday afternoon lightning struck tj.e
house occupied by L. I1ambers, aud shattered
the' dsntug-iable It which the family ge.e
seated. broke the stoyp. tore hols In tho door,
aud passed down Ia The cellar and into ths
ground. No Gao VA serou4ly injured
, 1875-05-11

Anthony slapped Enbry In tho faes, and tho
shotn. Ill tatlng effect In Antaony's breast.
Anthony foil on tho s:nisway. and mas carried I?
'' s$s '''fss' fsss Of '' Il: s,. ''eiEs Hse
E1cnteat confusion. prevailed. Mca and women
akriekcl and rushed hitler and tlNt,cr in frnntse
alarm. Enlbry, addressing himself to tho people
n tho rst1uetts, to whom whom ho "as near ssr;
i''' be lurt, An'"y H Il st'1i .,1s, BIT bit
canuot survive much loueer. Embty's mouth
Has hlneItnE when arrested. 10th mon wero
known to bc nerve to tho 'ass, and IN view ot tho
tho restlt. TITO excitement IL stili Gseat. and
tenro crowds Surround tho Opcra-ffo,tsb.
1.EsyEywnR7't, Kan. May Ill a. m-rhy,
sicsana cay now thst Anthony oannot 1.-Two till
Ing tho main artery up.ter tho tight shoulder.
causing Moss profaao flow al blood informally.
lilo still lies 1t the opors- House.
III the ds'eciattd F,r".1
o'clock .his evening Col. D. Il. Anthony. ciisor
Of tho Times and Postmaster. md William l:n,-
boy. editor Of tho ApFaL mot on tho stairway Of
thc ore'n- House, aud tlic Colonel ashcl Etnbry
If he wished to eco him: Enlboy repIiod: "Jnst
n, iii sf'ss e. d 4"asss I Ss
you t!on't shcot mo III tio Iaek," a,,'l
eforpcd iii by hH *tue. Anthony then
btrt,ck EAnbry OIL tho upper lip \
sewers blow. when three s,ots wcre t'red by En-
hrs. two Of nh,cl, took effect IN Anthony's body.
Enbrv ntid fellow called Jach Downing
have bocn Aounding Anthony for about ucuk,
past, botl, going around and ct,lcavoring
to draw lin iu.o a quarrel, with tho ayow-
cd purrpRo Of sls o:ing him. Embtty
is q desperate fuuw, and prosious!y
tAot ono man. but Downing's carving
4, 1'ts.ol van regarded BY everybody as Joke.
They assaulted Authonv az ho came ont Of tin
topcra-llouso last ), Saturday night, but
Ito resreatcd into parhama drug.
etoro without attempting 70 rcBist
.lIclr attach. To-day they havo bcon
going around. Downing followed Anthony for
All hoHr or moro This morning Displaying tho 1,ilt
Of Il Pistol. hut Anthony oyadsd hin, atnl. though
lo 'ssH nut WITH Embry when tho shooting sooh
place; hc h considered as guilty
hB tho other. Tho assassination
is ono Of tho uost cold-Lloodcd murders eyer
committed in tho a:ato. Col. Anthony, though
naturally ;'asstonato anl lrrl:ab|a, has known
that these ncn had dcaigus upon l,ts Ito, aud has
carefully avoided at encounter with them.
, 1875-05-11

CINCINNATI, O., May lu.-At Paris, Ky.. IN
Saturday last Jacob almond, agod so q,arro1cd
with his son-in-law, named Allen, asod G5, and
knocked ths latter down. Allen arose md
plugged knife lnto Almond, dlsembowelnx
him. Tha latter dlod instantly.
, 1875-05-11
GREAT RRlrtAN.

TIE COPYRIGHT QUESTION,
IosDo., Nav lo.-A loputation OF authors
waited on Dlsraoli to-day to u,nko representa-
.ious and obtain hts viowa III regard to tutor
national copyright. The deputation consisted
Of Mesars. blanchard Jcrrold, Tom Taylor,
Charles licaile, Charles Dickeus George Augustus
sala, Charles Atackay. s1iss Draddon, Mrs. Wood,
nu'l many other well known literary persons.
Edward Jenkins. author Of "d'n1's Baby" I'd
drsaaea pisFaen on tue PAT Of tho deptston
OF works. Of British authors by book pub
l'al'ors of the United states.. aud asked it
the grievances. Dihraolt replied that
tho subject Tad already como before tho Govern
mont OH II question whether revision OF the
copywrHhs Inv in roga,d to dramas waB 1csr-
ablo. The Government would givo the matter
full attention. and strive to ronore
tho annoyat'ces and ye1atlons now
existing, but 1t nlugt 1iayo ttmo to CONSIDER what
method to adopt, lIo was OF opiuiou that
royal commission would bu better than com.
mistea Ut tho lfouue Of Commons, because It
wond be mora l1koly DO well acquainted with
tLe subject.
, 1875-05-11

1Iug Hollow. about 30 m!lca from
~. Louis, dt tho 18th Of April. lie oonesaaoa
tile crime, and sayn 10 Tuatolel with bis w!fe.
her, uraprod hcr holy In eaak laden
Ttth heavy rotk. threw tt Into
tho Missouri niycr, aui ned 10 Kauass.
, 1875-05-11


81. LoE1s, May 1o.--rha RcpuJlican's Eansas
City special says man namod Z. Halo was lit
orally stabbed all over tho body today. by DR..
Campbell. who attac}.ed him With knife. Hxla
ia not expected 10 recover. All tho parties are
highly respectable, md the aFair crcatos in-
touea a1cltotueut.
, 1875-05-11
ERIE.


5ptcfdt Dfttsttth ts Tke Chicago Ttioune.
New YoRk. hlay 10.-0u tho Stock Excange
Ero ttock fell OF to-day from 90 ITO aG1z, undor
rulnor that thoro Ind been ali unauthorized
issno OF stock. Tho rllmor could not be CON.
tlr1ned. 1t WAS also r1lmote,l that Iofouit In
tho July interest would follow.
, 1875-05-11

SAN FaAScisco, May l0.-1'no County Traas-
ury safs at jackson. Amadar County, was robbed
last night. About sl5,o00 was Obtained. Tho
keys woro stolan from tho Traasurors residence.
, 1875-05-11
MURDERS ny A &thArIa

4 dreadful crime has Just been committed At
Saint Ntaurco.suE-Avcron (Loiret), France. An
ilsa1o man haa Gl!!oa no less than six pcssops.
lte first attacked tho euro Of tho parlal, wo was
returning from visiting tho sck, aud Glove lis
skull NTH Al ax. Tue maniac then obtained
possessiou Of rcapinG-hook, and, lying Ut sjl
le mot, struck dowll five po1sons. / ncvoatIt.
"ao ATTEMPTED to Ass!st than, had Ills w!!st cut
on. Tho luustie WAS With great difficulty A.
rested. and hia been sent to tho Asylum tos tue
, 1875-05-11
jNCENDlAHJrE ARRFsTFD.

New OnIaAss, La., May 10.-An attempt wns
made on Sunday esoning to hurn tho town Of
Summit, Allns. Aa lncendiarT r!nccfl buckets Of
cUal-oil on thu tops OF hon.cB. The brothers
Moses Woro arresscd, charged with at attelnpt at
Rrsou.
, 1875-05-11

CLEvE1ANp, O., May 1o.-TLe va1uo Of nrticlos
sakon from the 1onalry stoso Of l.. A.. Dentons
by burglars yostorday IL stated to 10 botweeu
&C, 900 aud s., 900.
, 1875-05-11

Tho liov. Messra. MITCHELL Of tho Tirst Pros.
bTtorian Church, anti TAs1on, Of Lako Forest
havc returned from an extended tour In South.
Western Virginia, greatly refreshed and delighted
With their visit, It would aocm that aIr. TAyLo1
ia especially Pleased, for lo las glvcn notice ol
tho resignation OF his paatorato At Lake Forcat
Hhero ho has laboretl for eoreh full years, Will
precisely Nhat work Ii Wow be haa takon Iii,
step NO aso moi At lborty to intimate, but hi.
TAYLOR ia mau Of good Judgment aud know,
Toll what 10 ia doing.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Noase-F, L. Cutting. Uoston; L. T. Web
Der, MIes,sA!piI: ". u. Fountain, New York; A. b.
Arthur, Iowa: Alexander r. Luton, Philadelphia;
q: Ta!iiise. cnsians:t: y: r. wst;on isssSa Ss j: j.
iastoa ass i T. i.as .naa sshs s:s a:s L. roE E 9
II Ii, So5it3SSP' idS ~ assls.isr M u: 4sy|as f.:
ei WI fsG' s H. + stost'ssa o'aas, asals1 nisSs
i.Ssas SSst ssi SasssS i y pfIsng g: s. S T.
ss.g 1lIn!aa rIhtiaas'p1. George a. ooei Jsr;sy
icsS O. i. HSaabesx nabuaae !" aso,8e e. t1.ot f. 6.p
Ii'absrsi Cover; ssa frasslseo; ]. ssheq:s
Howard fhlotna saw,ss, Csi1a.h psnjsl nh4rse
no:!on;: sAsfp'an tionst.oea. nubessun. U. s. ~
Y, H. 1ayiey, u. ursnln9harpt LnhlDll. EuXfanls
aeorgs y, cobS, h,,!srai Ron. John uallup loca:
lsasson u. L. Tiffany, OttAwa i. L. Es1niltea.
Evnd dH ~; stattheM arlan. Cincinnati !; =. Wur-
sSsstss, S n2.t9a l. Merritt, GprinaasA rster loe'
gan Franeiaeoi Rul.sli gass. j., Milwaukee i.
ue!1smsn, II. rsul; Thomas 3. ltosaes, A!nusaota,
Cady, Now os!rsus: 4. 0Esen, hlAson CltJ; y. v.
Msedy I 3sdsTaon. VII ~. u: And.r.op A!anea2oltst
Guy; (. q. Daniels. boaton; ]. !. Doyl. Nilx4uiee;
A. U: Reed, Dostdu: Alfred He4de, 0utonAgo1. l. l.
Jacob Stamps. Nav fa.l.
, 1875-05-11

LITTLE nocK, Ark, May 10.-Col nicharl Fl.
dalnee representing New Orleans I1onbo, shot
and killed. Dr.. Vim, prominent otel-kcoper
at Hope. in 1femrstcad County, On Saturday, III
q personal difficulty.
, 1875-05-11

6'*eaa! h1snafeh 10 Ths chscaos Tribune.
DUBUQUE. H., May 1o.-A company Of cavalry
from Cairo. ILL.,, belonging 10 tho regular army.
pasaod through the city At o'clock stia morning
on thelr Way to Sioux City for frontier service.
Il Is supposed that shey hare Intentions on tho
Black uiliprd. ~
, 1875-05-11

afternoon. Mayor TtoEchcr anil D. COMMITTEES Of
the Council will meet him At tho depot aud con.
sTos him 70 lila rooms Al Tho metropolitan ilosol.
MOTION. lie will bo astonadel 1t night.
, 1875-05-11

OPENING OF TILE CHAMBERS.
Ito JAsEtno. May 10.-Advtces from Duonos
Ayrea atato TINT the President opened the
Chambers With spcoah, III which Ao proposed
amnesty for political otreuHca, and announced
that ati alflcultlos with foreign pouo1p had
boon aetsicl,