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, 1875-07-09

= sAddlar-shop on Pins street. This victim, Car,
HieFohe, wAa foreman i'll Tho shop, Int has ho"u
suffering for Gys Yrard with constant pam in
rho region Of be hoart. About week ago h,,
aRlct.on began 10 mako itsnlt felt In rich way
- 10 give him constAnt annoyance. Tll% p.0-
priotot had tho hfghnsl ragar,i for HIM. and r..
quantity urged him to slackon his work In t.Is
nhor. bMs being hletl-ssrunR and ecu.
aitlve, 1tserohe WORKED GU. THIS morn.
tug About O'Clock Mr. 11ainrnsl
nntl hia eiBtor camo down In a carriage, an
while hfr. 1Iammel weut around to put ll
horses Tho young lady wont into tho store, n:!,i
through tho opon door Of tho toat room saw
1!ierclc ltlnE dosd In his bed, wclternR III l[s
blood A fonr.barreiou royolyerla by hia VI |,
and there was holo in bis hroast directly rycr
lita heart. THO decnnuod loft a latter 10 ,lr,
11amnle, his employer. stating TINT ~ Ilnal
consul ltatLon with bls phyatcian Ind tovol'pei
the fact TINT ho van out Of tho bound, II
any longer, and l.i no dasrs to dray abo,,t t'G
hicd body through miserable life. The suits.ls
In h!s iottcr told how lie ha.l saved emo ri
money In three months to dofrsy all hia funeral
c1pouseB.
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taking an occasional drink. had boon attacked
By fit OF nrorlexv. caa.ng his dosth TIM Jury
gAso yort}lct III aCcostlahca with theno facts.

oFF1oEn NtpnLH OK TIE wAn-PAru.
Yostcrtlsy moruing An event took place on
West Washington street In which uumbns Of
the police forco dieplasNi dnRrou Of zaal Which
should not fail 10 attract tho notloa OF the rolico
BoarI. A man named 1tosn, whlfo In an eating
ho,iso at No. 123 West Washington street, bo-
came daoraerly and smaahiilR nwin!ow, took 10
his heels Aconple Of policemen mndo for him.
captured him on Jeffnrrou street, and brought
him back to thu cornor OF Jefferson aud Wasl,-
fnRson. when another policeman, natncd fiddle,
csn1o swagGering ulA full Of whisky-daring, and
saying, with many oaths. II hnvo beeu looking
for you long tmo," lio pointed revolver
1t Horns hnad. tho Two being but font Or two
annrt. An lie lnllel the trigger uns of tho other
tnIc,'ttnii Of blowing Horns hrans out was ftus-
trntch. tho a,lot going into tin air.
Foilctl IN thst ATTEMPT, ftitldlo began to beat
Horn ovor tho llond with tho butt ut the ro-
yolynr, ami tho two ottnr poifcemon-p~nbab1y
kIn!-hcar'cd mon ws,p did not Ike to spoil hia fun
ami Illd'lte had q real gaod tmo, The spectacle
mnst l.syo boon m impressive ono fr,us tho ha-
manty and dcconcy inailfcaod. TAc,e was
lllddlo in the bocnso stage OF d,nnkcn-
ness, lunging NJ Horn with d hnnvy
revolver. beating him sarascly about
that Horn could mot 1nnlo any defense, M 1so
wns hell by tho other policemen. Ills struggles
and contoitiouH tn,1Rt have boon yesy amusing
tn them. After tho f.in Of the thing bad became
foat IN Its monotony. tho gallant ITO dragged
Hprn to tho Station, and bnoko} him NJ dis
orderly md t'rcair!ing an 0;eor iu the discharge
of lila duty. y."-lo-w,t: lijddlo.
II tho Police Isonrl want Witnesses to tostfy
to thceo fnst.. tilov cau bo furnished upon up
PltcAtiuu ut this oillco.
, 1875-07-09

In tho matter nf d1tnR rr1hEnerS tho foregoing FOR
185s-I Includes SIX months Of Bracya form Hher-
clusa items of tho uousu Of Correction that hro not
embraced III '574-5.
Tie report waa accepted and placed on llEs.
BONDS.
Tho contract and boad Of John Willard and
Quatayo Qcnson Tor supplying material and
dong tho mason work oi the now honpitat
pavi ions more read and approved. Tho bond.
III tho sum Of $40 900. WAS Blgned by Edwin
Walker, Charles alnaaslngor, Henry 6trapxt
William 11ohno aud William Knnko.
THO contract ard boad or l.. Il. Leach. for
supplying cut-stouo, wero road and approved.
E1AN C!.Atss.
Tho Committee Oh Public buildings, In rofor-
onue to tho communication from j. ]. Egan,
anu tho resolution by CommissloneE uo!ucu,
dated Marca 1G. 1h75. recommended that tho
Communication OF air. Egan be placed on file,
a1ai t'aat ali action OF tho Lizard previous to aud
including Nov. Ii, 1911. in a1opting and ORDER
lug tue preparation. tn elccting architects. and
dcBlgnating tic Liui Of material to be nnod In
tho construction Of the now City-lIu And Court
House, be rescindeu and amended. It WAS
algnel by Commissioners Clouyh, Dur1iok, aud
Gl.entilor.
This report called fortl, p1osy discussion, In
Which nothing OF now or ihtasGRtilI8 character
Was Developed, and tho Board lna!lY refused to
concur In tho recommendation Of tho Comnittca
BY the following vote:
1ta*-Dassc, Carroll, Gucuthet, Holden, Jones,
BurlIck-G.
sag.-Can5, Crawford. Hcrting. johnson. Lousr.
gan. McCAtirsJ. RlkHell, Bchatdt-5.
Adjourned until Monday Afternoon.
, 1875-07-09
WATCH YOUR TREES,

THE "WE3TERH nHnAL' SOUNDS THE ALANM.
Tho We.tern In,0l for tho current wcek has
tho following paragraph calling attention to now
poat now attacking certain class Of trees:
Many Of the koft mapto trees Of Chicago badly
Infested with an inacs pcFt. Serious refus havc no.
yet hren nntlrr Int II fH sviticn TINT II tla number
Of thu pcAtA ,Ch fnrTeaecs tiny will work Harlets
harm 10 The ircce Df ths variety. cornmnn In tho
etre0ts Of cities aud tnWhH. Tho 1lfiar Als nf
,anJ of lilo sUaer trxACics wilt bn fund thltk1y
covered will succession of wn balls, about o1c-
fourth OF MI inc In diameter. Examination will rAuw
this whfta Auh:tanon t, s cotnny frnt1
what sccfna only dry fcl1c Mt ts sie+ hit which 10
really tho female epct which has ie{o.ftpt 1Hrgo
nmher OF eggs In tho nnorcnt-Ionklny Wh!:c 1Isnss,
II unaturhnl fhrse eg}r Will devcni' !no teEftet i'll
secsH and 1nch draw lEh H1stenh1icu from the tttr
Tho editors at tho Eurai aent gaecitnena OF
tho lnKeots tn I'rof. Tho1naa, Stnto Entoueogtat,
and received tho following reply concerning
tbom
8pcctu,nnn Aent nrrIved IN good order, and haTe
becn examined with n1t'h interest, tlcy tho
rs OF thS speclcs III n'ee.f It u dJatinct} hnro
arrn. Tiny telong to Lecanlum aceEitDla species
1sRt described hy the cttura OF tho lmrrfsan Ito
1noio7,st. Now Is tho trp to make upon thrr..
LIT tho Limbs which tlsy found be carefully
rubbed with brush hin1e. m aa TO disol9e ever
ncAtc that 10 perceived. The mother 10 Ia now
tlesa Or bang wholly deprived OF IrgA, chsitlnt rrAwl
hack, aud the yolng tursuse III tho cntony
too weak tn cAcAn ftnni wcro they fail in
fact, In tho specimens eent. uls,a9 t1rmuol with
rnrroscnpa showed thrtn yet III tho egg-sate. Th1a
ssxieH Ia very rnfAy nr tu-f nlne,l Il Ia distinct
from-a spst los infcsttns tho osago orange.
, 1875-07-09

tho k.tchon picked MP carving krlfa and malo
them let go. Came to CbicsgD Frid1r aud got
warrnut, which WAS honnd to HcrTn. lAu last
of tho property WAS returned il, inc last evening
alt tho trouble arrow out Of Ignorance moro titan
malice. Inst cssntng William, cnn1o to MY house
and brought all the papars. Wltnoss Ehtd ho
had heen prctty badly uEc,l and kicked, and rns
TnlnrSE ha! Hal1 tim. there wps woman shot.
After little s;nrrinE between witnosa nnl
coursel for defendant. tho Commissioner wanted
10 know what A,lR,tAt Tyler hsl IN do with thu
csne, Witnosn testified th.t he went TO tho oftlco
juno % aud demanded tl'. iE"I'rity, and huRuNt
rad TINT they cnild mt toliver over the thinRa
until their father got home. August BROUGHT
hack some of the papers And William brought
the others.
At this point wituess lookoa over At Mr..
Storey md SAID, - fsavs sa"n ullo'o famtfb
who know moro thar shat man." The attorney
tuatr M renly.
Cro*s-erauincd: Thore VAS stamp to mark
Roaeiio;" w.tpcss novcr l'hid for IT.; never
io,,nd tho butcher anifo in tne sink In tho
private resittonoo OF tho oil man Tyler, drow
tllc knifo on thu family bad TO otaer weapon !;
thought ha did mot llavo = pair OF
at Koselo for oGhtacu nsontla; Ind gotten
mail nattet &hcro: tho parties hni horee him
III tile ofIicn; asEod William for tho prol'ertv
wnA seatchinE tltawols in tho store and private
wen. altcr Inc paicra, Juno rs. Woodworth, an
assistant, mil il wolll ho better to los Tho nc
cur1ntH rim until Juno 10 novor appointed An-
gust. Or tho old gontolnntt, or tho daughter.
deputy on tho evening Of JUMP ao August
handed lack kon,o Of tho rnpora to tho
deputy; mc'ee 1"btoI nbout two hours: did nut
know wAetler tho paror fouud Yesterday wes
among tho rnlora talnn On tho tisBt day; never
asked tho Trlern 10 make report At tle pther
o:,iro; did nus tef,tso 10 nitow n count Of tho
property: hal now t.ot all tho property.
At tho conclusion OF the Testimony Of Col.
nuUgli,
THE COMMISSIONER
eai1 TINT thsre did 10: appnar 10 havo boon any
damage done, and that sncs tho mater had all
beon settled up botwoon tho pArtios to tho
ttoub1c, hc should discharge both tho defcnd-
Anta,' which nns accordingly dauo aud tho pas-
tics adjourned to Iuuch.
, 1875-07-09
DiETZSCH'S RECORD.
THE IOY1 GAZE,


a" e1a'n'"at!on H'aoo 1oa1efa6y s'tefnoon
into tho case OF Matte ltoso, whose sudden death
at No. 2C5 Wsst MAdinou street waH reported In
TuH TK1nuSx yeHtertlay. raya intlutjtab1e evi.
,1o,,oo ,h., .i,o ,,,s tt,a .;,,,a, ~ ~h...,..
u."eo 'uas nao "ae t"o ','"" ~ ~ "oo1'io''
Inc WOMAN occupied thfd-Hlory trout room
Ia tho building, which iB boartiug-house OF a
decided character. and her body yestcslay m orp
tnv st,ll lay in III, had in 4bch .,,a Id i1jea
o. 49,. .u...,s -. A -, a's.' ~.
e''o "ah s'o''aes Woman VI hoaan ne'Bat,
spare aliti rather singular featuree. and could
NOT lsavo boon very NJ tspoasesAtng In appearance.
DR.. lIenrotin arr;yod .hnrtlv Altar oc)ock and
q ~ r,,-.,o,, .bo ,,,,.,,,, :, ,x,,o .tt.,,J.I -.
- w. 1''o rA'e',au Wv ~'*o.'.oo "os'
"as soou s'tsr"aloS uto''HAs ID py polacemah
10 DO pteEons at tha poHt-Mottou e1amluAtiou.
Iugraham is said by the police to be q
notor,oua abort,onIst. and h,a .ontt arm In kccn,
49,, VII. w.. ,,.t.~Ia,. 49,. - ~. 49,,
"a "'h wv he.ai'o"n o"sfae'el VI n'a at's9oa
BUSINESS lie 10 tail, spare man. With dark,
snnkCn oycs, md long, dark beard, lilo was
rerfectlv inuarHiys. and acrntiu1yed with ths
nrsatss, n,.s,l',o .,,, SrotJ ,,n ,n,1,.,Inas -,
lii, ,,,a'a,ns .aa,' .,,a ha,s - ~ ..Ia.
uuoo's ''o'ooeo oPoo suo ooeJ " I"e psuent'
Thteo t!ssurea wero found In the mouth Of sho
womb, havng oviaantly bcen caused bY incssons
by polluted tl,ats,lmcut. lngraham betrayed
himself rather 1adly by inadvertently temsrk-
lng. when Dr. llouIotiu aud Bo.ae other phyHl-
clans present were spocu!atluR upon tho
, 1875-07-09
SUICIDE.

6pfc3ai D2spaEch to Ths CAlAdqo 1Ff0uns,
BlsNAnuK. b. r., July B.-Joa Gould, keeper Of
4 Anance-houso, committed suicide to-dar With
laudanuH. His woman, known ~ Dig Amanda,
left him on the 4sh and married = handsome
mau, whefeupUn Joe tooS to drink and suicide.
Special Da1pakcA 10 tbs Chleago 7TiSuns.
0A.ksnuRa, ILL.,, July 8.-This morning the
Coroner hold an Inquest on tho body OF Sophia
Angstron. 8ha was partially iusane woman,
who wandered from 4er hume yesterday mern-
10y, aud was found In the ovsniug suspended
from The iiu,b OF tree ip = grove near the out
skuts Of the city. Tie jury returned yisdiet
Ut suicide by hauRlnK.
Sp<ctui U4su4teh Il TAa Chiaaoe TFtaun4,
Br. Louls, July IA melancholy case Of sul-
eide occurred At sn sasly hour tais morning, n
, 1875-07-09
THE ciTY.HALL.

Ths Board Of Public Works yesterday awarded
tho contract for building tho Thirly-tfth street
sngi.e-house to Ffaurs A. Mccormick for the
Hun, OF 81, 700.
Tho board Of Public Works yesterday awarded
tho contract for tho construction Of bowers OH
liaIrIaoi and Wood strocts to David uallinan.
Tho Fullerton avenue conduit viii bo readvos-
tissd Monday.
Aid. Foley beta AID White that his nag csuuot
trot mllo IN s:15. Aid. Whits Vows It can, aud,
10 make tbs bss sure and sals, ALL uild1ssh u
, 1875-07-09
EDUCATIONAL.


ST. CLARA ACADEMY.
Special D;sprteh to Ths LAtedod Tftbxn4.
DUBUQUE. 1a.. July a.-Ths annual c1hihi lon
OF tho St. Clara Acodemy, sinslnara Moi,ud,
Wis.,. took place to-day, and was an tu,mt nps
snccoss. Tho exercises eonniatod Of mrBic,
vocsl and instrumental, doolamattous, etc., and
we're Witnessed by largo number OF peri ous
from this city. 1t Ia estimated that at lt.s.
2,G}0 people wore Oh tho rronntls. Tho fnBt: 'l-
ton turns out five graduates this year-afiaa II.
spillane. Miss 8. DroIiailv. Miaa 4. Cogau, Ii lsa
u. Sweany, aud M,sa L!zzic T.. McCoy.
, 1875-07-09

HEAVY SUSPENSION AT PtTTseuR0.

6I4St19 D's1d7cK % 4Hd Chicago 7Tl5Hfe.
PITTapuAa, pa., July 8.-The pittaburg Bolt
Manufacturing COMPANY. an extensive lrou cor
posation doing bualusss IN this city, to-day mads
All assignment for tho 5oneflt OF its creditors.
It's liabilities arc said to reach es00 00o proba-
bly, more. The cunccru has been ia succeaAtul
operation for years, but lost heavily since tue
pauio. Thsy Are said to hold 9139.000 Ia bills
receivable. upoa which they were unsblo to re-
allze. Most Of TIM t,rmn paper is held In Dalst-
moro and PHILADELPHIA. Thoir assets, including
factory and works, II tley conld bo realized up-
on, are worth abuut s70n,000. Tho failure has
again csn1ol considerable uuoasineas in nnan-
cIal circles.
, 1875-07-09

1QVI4
Srfrtdt Nspath 10 m Cht:sda TrfbHns.
SfEaMo1NE., H., July ga corps Of engineers
aro surveying the e1tcnaion OF the Chicago,
1sock ISLAND i Pacific Itaiiroad from OBkatoosa
to Knoxville.
Tho application Of Col. Duoll for an injunction
against tho Abba, Knoxville l. uesAfotnas Cum
rany was Aenled. That let's tho Chicago, Bur-
llugton Il Quincy through to Knoxville.
, 1875-07-09

Chicago and In favor OF vt. Lonis has aignally
faileu, and tnBtoad Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio and
Pennsylvania Honda epringing q trap Gu tho
othet lines leading from this citv to tho East.
theao llnoB llavc sprung trnp on thcm and thoy
arc now In tltlou,ma from which thoy cannot
easily oxtricato themselves. Tho nn1iety Of
ttse two limos Binco thcir shaking handa ncross
the bloody cbaam to raiBo tho passenger rates
from this oily to Eastern points to Ante-war
figures, while thay refused to hhow their hands
regarding their ratoa from St. r.on's and otbor
Western points which nro reached by their roads
and uot by Tho other Eastern lines coming into
Chicago, Mt onco created suspicion that they
had entorod into an agreement to discriminate
aa much as possible in favor OF sncl points ~
woro exclusively reached by thoir lincs.
THE Tn1nuSE WAS not aIuw III showing up this
plan, and tho managerB 0f tho liuos 1cndipg
from this city to Now York. aud especially tho
Michigan Cent:al acting upon the advlco then
received. n,ado bold front and refused to raiae
until they could SOC their way oloar. Numborless
moetin0s have beon hesd during tho last two
weeks. with a Wow OF bringing about Hettlo.
mcrt, but to no avail, aud tnally tho Baltimore
Il Ohio and PCnnBylvaniR Railroads becoming
impatient, raised tho rates on tLeir own roppon.
blbslity, making them, however, very low. bo-
tlayiHg tho other liues would bo compelled to
follow suit. As tho preaeut flguraa-3lJ 10 Now
loEk-nra, worry 10" and DO not pay, tic othor
now rites Of $l8 10 Now York, had not Lho
Baltimore 4 Ohio made tue mistake of annourc-
Ing now mites from st. Luu.s, bY which tho plut
of The new alliance wns fully revealed. Willie
boretuforo tho faros from St. Louis to New York
had always boon Is to - higher than thosa
from Chicago. it appeared that these lines had
decided tn MAKO tho difference bnt a..
Tho Michigan, Central, which 10 virtually
hnos to st. Lollia like tho baltimore l. Ohio and
ponnsY!yania ltallrondB, nor q connection with
, 1875-07-09

A Informed Woman
viii stop uslng cosmetics, and clear her cnmpledna
with Daltcy's Msgcsl Pain Extractor. fc~ A2plca
tons will make tho skin pure md whlto. Is cu, s.
, 1875-07-09

It Costs You Nothing, Ladies',
to inSeatgate ths norts OF different sewing achinc
All VIC ask ID that you cn1t al No. 2e3 Wabash aycnue
You'll take homo Weed, suso.
, 1875-07-09
CANADIAN ELECTIONS.

QuEnEo, July 8.-Tho general elections for
mombers Of tho Legislature for the Province Of
Quebec took plaza yesterday. and tho inAusu H.
tlon OF tho ballot Byhtem passed OF Ia IN
orderly manner. Tho Indications aro that tho
Goyarnment will havo majority.
, 1875-07-09

dnllett, Dnvin &. Co.'s
Grand, square and upright rIanos aro Tor sale only
tho panosoosns OF ". q. Ktmbau. corner stste md
Adams streets.
, 1875-07-09

As Soon ns the Infant
learns to lisp tho Han'o OF mother 10 boon does It e1
to be shod with pair Of tnse beautiful little sho
that sso only obtuncl at Wswali a1ecuea. TO 6tl+
sud l3l Twenty y.second slrcet.
, 1875-07-09

~ II required hy tha atanes Of Mtsnur Will br heli
u The nre of ths Atlanta Pacific Railroad Company,
IN he City Ut II. 1Ans, on Saturday. July III, lst5 II
~ nn'clu:k a. III. fotlr attendance IA respectfully
qrNteI II lncony nyeniant Tor gnu 10 represent your
slasca IN rtrfon Ut tbs hprcth meeting, will Snn
Ramn 70 Anirn~ ttrce. EsQ. Prenten Ut tho AtIhnte
facinc Railroad Company. tnti obllir, Very truly
yours, HtMuEL uATa, Presldcnt,
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
Tho nswly -eootod Board OF Dirsotors Of tho
Michigan Central Railroad organize.i at Now
York yoatstt1ay. Afr. Joy and ol the old ot1icors
wore rs-eloctod without opponitIon. The annual
report has not got boen recoivod In this city bus
4 IL learnol Tint tho groas recolpts we're $780,
100 less than laat ynsr, willis tim not earnings
woEo 0nis &a0.0b0 loss. This. considering tito
dull soaaon and tho long goot1tuucd railroad war,
from which NIL tie roHt!B vofe eufforing, Ia TO-
garIed M v1ry satisfactory.
THE GILMAN. CLINTON 4 SPRINGFIELD,
SRsetai Llsp1teh to The ChIea6o Tf,tnns.
Srn1NarrEIp, July 8.-Tho old Board OF DE-
roolorn Of tho Gilman, Clinton Il Springfield
NAllroad, who wero left out In tho cold by tho
election OF nav Doartf sons timo ago, mot liz
tho city to-dxy ut an adjourned moot3ng and pso-
ceo.led to Ill vacancies whic, had occurred. Tho
following gentlemen wore elected 7. J. Carter,
VI Springfield; G. H. Moore. of Clinton; l.. +.
Mortpn, of Now York; Charles s. Hoyton Of
Lonion, England. The latt r gentleman repre-
snntu the intefehts Of tho Erelrl, bondhniturn.
This Board las little chance Of aver gettiug hold
nf f1,e r,1aH
, 1875-07-09

.,..... .. MARRIAGES.
.GoODWtS-P1TTs-: On tho III Of July At 1rctrit
Mich Danul Tn adN, dr., and ltsbeita Dud1ed Pi.fS
....-.... DEATHS.
HREWHTEn-JuIJ y, la76, I. l. Usowptor. aged u
ycMrS AMI y months.
funcrni r nj. late rcsidence IN Pa ciae arrnus b,
carriages u Calvary at y. m.
Fri0nl. nf !ho laull j nvit9d.
~ rpiClo and Mutn'lurS papost p1ense oorY,
lsbd u yeAEs. = ' ~ 'Su'
EMnrral Saturday. July H. ls75, At O'Clock D, m.
!si his lats !catdo1oo. 16l 1oldeu tIads d
the family hrn Invited to attend,
KEhSEDY-Ycstprday, At % Lincoln plooa yTIoj.
tF6t konnedy. aRed 67 yonts, "
Funeta! to-'iay At oct1ck p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON D. C., Friday, April Al u. N.
Synopsis for me past tcenty-tour hours
Rain has prevailed in the lake region and
thence southwark the Cuff and South Atlantic coast,
with southwest north winds and cooler weather
except IN the last-naned district.
Warmer and partly cleudy weather prevails in New
England and the Middle Atlantic States, with southerly
winds and less pressure.
Generally clear and cool weather continues in the
North West and Southwest.
The Ohio the Lower Missouri, and the Central Misss-
sipDi Rivers have risen.
Probabilities.
For Neuc- ENGLAND aud The Middle States, generally
cloudy and cooler heather wi local RAINS sOuresf 10
northeast uiads and slight changes an barometer.
For the lower lake region and the ONO Valley, light
rains followed by clearing and warmer weather, south
10 west winds, and stationary or falling barometer
For the North West, the Upper Mississippi and
Lowers lssourl valleys and the upper lake region
clear weather rising temperature, southeast to south
west winds, and falling barometer.
For the south Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states and
light and cooler weather, north west TO
sonth-west winds and rising barometer.
For the West, partly cloudy and cool weather,
winds shifting esstery aud soutnery and falling ba
rOmeter. -
The Lower Mississippi, the Lower Missouri, and the
Upper Ohio Rivers Will continue TO rise
CaufiOnary signals continue on the Atlantic coast
from Cape May TO New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-02
GOV. HARTRANFT TO ISSUE A PROCLAMATION
TO-DAY.

INSTRUCTIONS SENT TO COMMANDING OFFICERS
LIKELY TO BE CALLED UPoN-THE RIOTERS TO
BE ORDERED TO DIsPERsE.
HARRISBURG, April 1.-The State authorities
received any intelligence to-day Of an alarming
character mining eons but every precauton
is being taken to ready for outbreak Letters Of
instruction have been sent to the commanding officers
of the troops likely to be needed and Gen. Osborn, who
displayed much tact. GOODNESS, and judgment In the
s1sluehanDa riot. has been telegraphed for By the
Governor and will be here in the morning. Gov.
Hartranft although still much Frustrated by his recent
illness, is keeping himself thoroughly informed IN
regard TO the riotOus demonstrations IN hnylkH an
the adjoining counties, aud IL u his determination
10 perseyere the policy hitherto sintaned by his
that troops shalt not be used until the
civil power is exhausted, but that II becomes
evident that the civil authorities are unequal 10 the
emergency then employ the whole force OF the Gov
eminent with vigor and dispatch. proclamation will
be issued by the Executive tomorrow, calling upon the
rioters dispense and 10 retire to their homes 1t VIII
reterate views expressed by the Governor In his
dispatch TO the Susquehanna rioters last year.