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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
LOCAL BREVlTKES.

A "sensation" was created at Fairfax Z. H..
the other night by the arrest OF two 'tramps, ;"
who, after hearing, by justice, were dis
missed One was from St. Louis, and gave
his name as Boutwell,, and the other as House :,
from Washington.
The injuries sustained by Mr.. f f. Meredith,
of Prince William by being thrown from a
buggy, week before last, were not as serious as
first reported. and his numerous friends will
be pleased to learn that he is IN fair way OF
speedy recovery.
The like of the sturgeon that are now daily
received at Fishtown was hardly ever before
known. Were it not that they are bouueht for
the Washington and Georgetown markets they
would be drug
The Lone Star Twights, colored organi-
cation of this city, went on an excursion 10
Carliu's Springs to-day, via the w. u .. H. Il.
The welcome rain interterred somewhat with
the festivities.
A colored prisoner at the Jail, named Jack
SOD, made bis escaped this mornlng by rushing
past the jailor when the latter opened the out
side iron door of that prison.
Letters addressed to NJ. Brown. Markham
Station, Va, aud g. W. Suoufer, Point OF
Rocks, Md, are detained iu the postofice here
for want of postage.
The light. house tender Blake, which had
been lying 10 the stream off this port since Fri,
day afternoon last, took her. departure this
morning, bound down the river
An eagle was seen flying over the Washing
ton turnpike, near this city, yesterday after
noon, with large sized and wrlggilng snake 10
its talons.
Judge Lowe has determined to appoint Mr..
Wesley Avery State Assessor for this city undar
! the law requiring re assessment OF property
every fifth year.
The hour for vespsrs in St. Mary's Church
has been changed to p, m. aud will contlnue
so during the summer.
The ladies of St. Mary's Church will hold a
festival at Carlin's Spring on the 18th inst tor
the benefit of that church.
The coal trade was lively to-day, one COM
pany, the American alone receiving twenty
boats
Several Of the butchers of this city will par
ticipate 10 the butchers parade in Washington
toll morrow.
Gen. Bradley T. johnson and Capt Jas.
Mitchell, son of the late John Mitchell, were
in Warrepton last week.
Memorial day will be observed in Warrenton
on the 18th.
The sale Of lots at Warwick has been post
poped until the afternoon of Wednesday next.
To- morrow will be the day for the baske
pic mic on the steamer Mary Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
Foreign News.

LONDON, June THE Liverpool trans-A
lauric steamship compauys have Professionally
agreed that rates for Storage passage by last
lines shall be five gulneas, and 10y slow lines fVe
per cent less A meeting is to be held to-day,
r. consider freight rates which are also to be
adjusted upop the dlferentiaI basis.
LONDON, June The objection raised
against Pathfinder, after he had won the Liver
pool grand national steepe chase, on the
rrouds of Improper description, and which was
At The time ovcrrulcd by the stewards OF the
meeting, as frivolous, has been reopened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
Mining Troubles.

ASHLAND, Pa, Jane This morning
Frank Mullen, Thos Mullen, Patrick McGuler,
Thomas McGuier. Thos. Smart, John Smart,
John Frieuerol, james Gill, Henry Madden
and Vim Shield were arrested and arralgned
before Squire Gcnsel on oath Of John Dcgnant,
of D ,nalusou' patch, for making riotous de-
monstra,ious around his premises. Degnant
was working at a colicry upon terms to suit
himself, and hence the demonstration and
,broots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
Death Of J. NJ. Sweeney.

New YORK, June flames NJ. Sweeney,
brother of Peter 3. Sweeney, and whose prop
erty has just recently been attached 10 SUIT
growing out of his connection with the lam
many ring transactions died yesterday iD Paris
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
Tho TiItop-Reecher Suit.

New York, June THE Court room was
crowded as usual this morning, and many ladies'
we're seated among the audience. Me. EVarts
continued his summing up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

REsIGNAT1oN.-M A. J. Falls, for a long
time past chief clerk in the office Of the j. S.
Attorney, and brother of Mr.. 4. ". Fails, of
this city, has resigned his position, the resig-
nation to take effect on the lst proximo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

MIssIoN.-Rev DR.. Clark, OF Loyola Col
lege, Baltimore, who was present at Vespers
at 81. Mary's Church last night, left this morn
ing for Fairfax county He will conduct Ju-
bilee Missions at Fairfax Station and at Falls
Church during the current week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
Murder.

UTICA, June 7. Michael LOTUS, died yes
terday, at Frankfort, Herkimer county, OF
wounds Inflicted by Jos, SiegTee, who has
escaped.
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IMPORTED
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PETERSBURG, VA.

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Weather Probabilities
WASHINGTON, June I, | | a. N.

For the Middle States higher pressure north.
west TO southwest winds, occasional rain, anu
cooler, partly cloudy and clearing weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

The best dressed men 10 town are wearing
Warwick collars. They say there is hothlng Ike
them for comfort
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

Persons of sedentary habits, and overworked,
fud 10 Dr. Bulls Vegetable Pills speclhc TOR
want of Appetite, Papitation, Debility, Constl-
patton and many other nameless ailments. At
the drug stores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

FIsu PLANTING. The boats of the u. S.
Fish Commissioners stopped here on their way
up the river this morning. They last week turn
ed four millions of young shad loose in Piscata-
uau Groek
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Conviction.

ST. JOHN, n. B., June 7.-Archibald
Rogers, has been convicted of numbering Linus
SaaIap
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

MOUNT VERNON. --At the council of the
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, at their
meeting on Saturday, Instructions were given
for such repairs of the Mount Vernon estate as
are absolutely necessary. A resolution was
passed expressing the satisfaction of the coun
Gil at the general condition Of the premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

BASE BALL. The Independents of this city
visited Seminary Hill last Saturday afternoon
and played an interesting game of base ball with
the first nine of the Episcopal High school, the
score standing to + on the seventh inning,
when the game was called BY the umpire on ac-
count of rain. TIE game will be played over
on the 18th inst. The visiting club was hand
someIy entertained by the High school boys.
The Wharf Rats, Capt. R. c. Lee, aud the
Loafers, Capt T. G. Brent, will play match
game on the grounds near Colross tomorrow
afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

CANAL TRADE.-The editor of the LyOch-
burg Virginian says: Only few days ago
we travelled many miles, from the Point of
Rocks to sunderland, along the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, much of the
way within sight of the canal, and saw evil
deDces of the immense freight business, in coal,
it is now doing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

GLYMoNT -Glymont has been purchased by
Mr.. Certon Spaids, of Washington, who pro-
poses next spring to erect there first class ho-
tel, besides number of cottages The tract
comprises SAB acres, and the price paid is
$4,000. When all the improvements Mr..
Spaids proposes to inaugurate shall have been
completed, it is his intention to run line of
steamers between GIymoDt and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07
CHANGE OF TINE ON THE B. L. O. R r.

CHANGE OF TINE ON TIE 3. 4 0. K. r.
The summer schedule Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company went into effect yes
terday morning The train which, during the
winter left Camden Station at 5 a. N for Wash
ipgton and way stations will now leave at 4 49,
The train via Shepherd which left at 10 u. u.
for Washington, Alexandria, Lyucbburg, and
the South and Southwest, will now start at 6.
On this train there will be through sleeping
car for New Orleans, and also Pullman parlor
car, via the Valley Branch, for Stanton, the
Virginia and White Sulphur Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

FEAST OF WEEKS. Next Wednesday will
ho observed in the Hebrew synagogue IS the
Feast OF Mssts, wi'op n0e at the features Of
the observance is the THANKSGIVING u noH.iT
With which the temples Will Dc p'en''iu''
adorned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

demand. Special rates 90 time deposits. j. Il,
SoUIERs & Co., Washington, D. T.,
my 27-2G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

The RAIN. After the burning drought of
the previous ten days the shower Of Saturday
evening, which closed hot and sultry day,
was blessing indeed. The rain seems to have
extended over large portion Of the surround.
ing country. kilograms from Winchester and
Lynchburg, Va, show that the rain extended
over the valley of Virginia. Signal service re-
ports mention some rain on the coast also.
There was another refreshing rain last night,
and again this afternoon the gladdeued earth
was treated with copious showers. The gar
dens aud fields wear a new face AID the hearts
of the farmers have been lightened
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

Jones's Point and the walks leading to II
were much frequented yesterday evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

LATE ATTEMPTED SUIc1DE.-Au account of
an attempted suicide at the ferry slip, in
Washington, was published in Saturdays Ga
zette. The Washington Republican Of this
morning contains the following notice of the in-
cident: About clock last Saturday morn
ing, young lady, we'll dressed walked on to
De Alleys wharf. at the foot Of Eighth street,
and after looking around her, evidently to see
if any person was near, deliberately proceeded
e p Mr. jones' se and dpo anuus 0 witnessed tine
the act and Fastening to the wharf, the latter
leaped in and rescued her from wateTy grave
against her own remonstrance, for she ccutin-
ua!ly exclaimed Let me drown" On being
sufficiently restored, she gave her name as
Minnie Watkins, residing near the corner OF
Fourth and H streets northwest, to which place
she was subs quently conveyed by Sergeant
joseph Atom, eff the First precinct. No cause
was assigned for the rash act, other than
melancholy dependency consequent upon al
legged i'll treatment"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

RAILROAD MEETING AT SNlCKERSVILLE.-
The meeting of the friends OF the w. u y.
Railroad, on Saturday last, at Soickersvlle,
was well attended After some remarks by
Mr.. Mckenzie, the President OF the Company
10 the effect that if parties 10 the vicinity
would raise $4,000 the road would be PM
through to the SLickersvllc depot, and, with
$50 600 more, TO the summit of the Blue
Ridge, 10 Clarke county, Mr.. Henry Heaton,
an active and useful member OF the Board OF
Directors, addressed the meeting, setting forth
the advantages that would accrue to Loudoun
county by the extension of the road 10 the
Clarke line, upon reachlng which the co-opera
ton of Frederick county IN extending 1t 10 the
important town OF Winchester might confident
" BE- expected. Mr. Heatous remarks were
we'll received, aud will, it is hoped, result 10
inducing the farmers TO aid with their ABUNDANT
means. He was followed by G. +. Lee, ESQ.,,
Of Fairfax, 10 some very Interesting remarks.
Abou! IS, 900 of the bonds OF the compa ny
were subscribed for at the meeting, and more
is hopco for soon.
The President stated that recent survey
had demonstrated that good line Gao be had
over the Ridge, al a grade OF 2O0 tect, Withoui
Increasing the distance over the contem plated
tunnel line, which must wait for better times
aud the certal0ty OF reachDg the great coal an"
iron fields.
The friends of the road were much Indebted
to Messrs Osborn Il Wlthers tor the hand
some entertainment furnished to the guests as
sembled on the OCCASION.
Siuce the meeting we hear Of fine rains along
the line, which we're very much needer, and
good prospect for more. Had they fallen q
lew DAYS sooner it is probable the farmers
pockets would have been looser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

pio s ANALYSES and Letters Bltno WHITE
Protsso
Chemistry, Of Pennsylvania
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Six PER Cent paid on deposits, payable on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

SURGICAL CAsEs.-Mrs. Daniel L"wis, Of
West Eud, while arranslng some flowers oD
Saturday morning last, 10 he: green house, &C
cldeutly tell from the Il wer carriage on which
she was standing, and received several severe
bruises DR.. Johnson YVES called TO see her.
and found her left wrist severely spraned, out
not oherwiSe badly Injured. oD,
A fifteen mouths old badly, child OF Ihomas
Strait, living iu the alley just oorh OF STD onn >
Academy. upset kettle of boiling water last
week and was so severely scalded on the head
face and neck by the contents, that, tor time,
its life was almost despaired of. 1t Is now re-
covering, and will probably soon be we'll. Dr
Gibson rendered the necessary surgical assist
ance.
heels were caught between the bumpers OF two
cars at the Henry street depot about two weeks
ago, aud severely mashed, died yesterday from
lock jaw. -, -
the river, on Saturday last. performed the ope-
ration of excsion of the eye ball. upon pa'ep'
who had an incurabe disease OF the eye.
A little coored boy while playing 10 the
street near the intersection Of Duke and Fairfax
this afternoon, had one of his hands run over oy
the wheel of passing cart aud badly Injured.
RIVER STEAMERS. The Lady of the Lake
is being rapidly rebuilt, and will be 10 ruoong
order by the 18th instant. Her new machinery
vas tasted Oh Saturday and found TO Work per
fectly :, W.,
Tie proprietors of the steamer Mary "ssn-
ingtou thiok of running her on Sunday ai'el-
noon family excursions down the river anu III. IN
turn, and should they conclude to 90 So Will
probably make the FIRST trip next Sunday; IN
The name of the steamer dane Moseiy WIN
be changed to A. q. Plant, upon the reaSse"-
bling of Congress 10 Dece mber next ;,
The steamer Sue, of the Baltimore lloe' was
launched from the ways here TINS morniog' aou
started on her regular trip thus afternoon 80
Usual,
Jones's Point and the walks Leading to 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-06-07

DEr.uLTER.- Baltimore News of Satur-
"Olivel P. Evans, of the firm of Cogswill &
Evans formerly of Alexandria, Va, was as saseb
into custody this morning, charged on the OATH
Of ltJ ! $ Cogswill with detaulting the firm out
Of s3s6. The money, it was alleged, bad been
drawn from firms 10 Maryland! Virginia an f sua
Washington, the prisoner having made false Is
entries on the books and appropriated the
fluids his own Individual USE so. W Srnns Mr
no;n, IN he at ouce started to Winchester,
where Evans was representing the hrm IN buy,
ing and selling produce. A warrant was Is issued as1
at that place, but the accused managed to get
back TO Baltimore, where be was arrested. At
the preliminary examination this morning, the
prisoner partly admitted his guilt, and placed a
horizon of the money 10 the hands OF the mag
;s1rate for safe keeping. After commitment
had been made out. strange as it may appear,
the prosecutor, not wishing to see bis partner
90 to isiI, offered himself as the prisoners se:
curity 10 the amount Of 81 900 tor his appear
auce on Saturday oext.
, 1875-03-23
nothing was ELECTED tending to throw any i.ebt


rATnrcK NOLAN
vas then cslfod: uc ruH al The natoon whom
Go3tzo waa killed. 1Io eaw the deceased tako
hold Of Tanycy and p,ssl, lin out Of tho door.
tas'zay did not como ia again. hut
Hnstzo did. 1fe attcrwarl eaH 4 general
Hef!s we're tin principals. l1o did not aoo my
ona "i.li knifc nr any one stab tho doccaec1
:, tatFiGx hcnrner wkH next called, aud repeated
the testimony Of Tho laht wIsncsf.
M's!lael tt thinner, Patrick O'Nei Timothy Car
,ot, 1honas WNcl tho prisoners father, mid
Mis. tgoK tcstltied 10 tho good character Of the
tta accn.td. was than nut lirou tho stand j:
dance whero Tho n,arJor occ,,rrnIs
!lo was standing at tho countor drinking viii,
lisa'r when some mo came up bolsind him and
throw him out Of the loor. DC tna,lo no 1cs,.:-
saloon again. lIo lsal nothing t, do with tic
slFair further. Ilo went to 1t. Ioe Lecauno i,a
Whs 30 advised By llia friends, When nrrestetI
N 1t. L.ouiB llo offered 10 rcAIstance whatcyer
llo lad knlfo In his Eochot the morning OF tho
affair. Which !.c generally carried. IIo lid not
Know tho dccnaaetf, ami Ind never even met lin.
:. E'oa':c'ani1nrl: lie camc to CEicasu from
Sew Yorii %llcn about ycass Of axe,
"hlrt Was .en years ago. la wsn
~ IIrhlyh l,onHo tho morning Of
tEo sinrI:r. Int Va. not congc1lcd. liz ,t not
talE with lIca!:. Tho wttneaR then dv!rile his
movements after tho nEai- coYtliii:; p1siou Of
several mouths.
so7 GUILTY.
The caso wns thcil submitted TO tho jury WITH
out argument which. after an ABSENCE nf fow
minl!see. returned verdict OF mot Euilty.''
Tho vcr1lct "IH received with pleasure Ly tho
spectators, bu: by ilene with the samo degree Of
satisfaction ~ 1t waa by tho boy'sh piiso,'rf.
, 1875-03-23
BLEEDING FRos7 LUNGS, Chra3aH. BR0x.
cHlIts, cGasuinfllcf!. 4 WONDERFUL.

,. ,,. :, EocEE;TEa. =. T., Jsa. IL, is,s
IL. :. Itrtt, u. p. EH4tfa, W.:
Dean Sln: l E1ayo suffered from ca.arrh in m
nEgrayatol form fer about twolyp rcars and fur
Ecvcral yoass from bronchial trouble. Tried
many doctors and things with no lasting benefit,
In '1av. l972 becoming nearly wcrn ont with
excessive editorial lal,orH on D rapcf IN New Yprk
CltT, was attacked with bronchitis in Hcreya
form, EnNet!ns almost total loss Of voice, I
returned homo here, but had hcen homo oa1r
two wecks Wien l was completely proBttntcd
with notnoT1hage from tho lungs, lar;,7 four
aercFc bleeding srcAs ,eiAin f:ro trtrAs tic Ersl
Mre ins"tc of nine doyr. Il. tle Septe,nncr fol.
loving. improved sufficiently to be lblo to h
about, though in very froAI9 stato. Nv bron.
chal trouble remained. and tho catarth vas tea.
fold wnrse than bcfore Livery effort for rccc
horincd ftuit'cas l rccmud to 10 losing ground
daily. continued in this feeble state, raian:
hlood a!n'o.t daily until about tho lat Of Mnrcli,
1878. whom tccaE1o 80 bad to bo entirely cou-
fined to tho hcslse. 4 fr3eu'1 sugGested' yenr
remedies Eat / was extremely Exopticat that
they would do me good, as had lost nlI heart III
ttniodies, aud began to looa upon medicine and
doctors with disgust. However, obtained onp
OF your circulars, aud read it carefully, from.
wlrl, cams to tho conclusion that you under
stoud your business. at ienet. finally oHtainod
quantity or Dr. HagoH Catnrrh Remedy, ypnr
Golden Medical Discovery mud Pellets, md conn
tnenced tl,eir vigorous tiaa according to 3iroa.;
tions. 10 my surprise, hoon b.gau to improve.
The Discovery and pelletB. in short tinao.
brought out severe eruption, which continued
~ H1sEiul "eEkb iEtt L1ucu Dcttert my MP
petite inprorctt AMI gained in strength and
tles!,. In threo months eyory ycstige OF tlo
catarrh was eono, tho bronchitis Lad near!s tais-
aprenIcd, had no cough Vl,atoTcr, aud had on-'
ftey ceased to raiso blood nld. contrary to this
expectations Ut somo OF nv frIcuds, tia oure
has remained permanent. havo Lad no moro
lon'orrhngcs from tho lungs. and arn entirely
FREQ from, catasrE,. from which hal '8ntrefod SOL
much nnl no long. Tlso dobt Of gratitude owei
for the blessing havo received ct your l,anda,
know no bounds. 1 nm thoroughly sattsdcd,.
from mr experience. TINT yonr medicines will:
master the wo1Ht forms Of that ud!ot1s dlscaae
catarTa1, al well aH throat nu1 lung diseases. I,
have recommended them to very many, aud shall
over speak III their praise. Gratefully yolra.
WA. II. SrEScsn. q.
r. o. Box 5O7, Rochester. Y. Y.
, 1875-03-23

dpeefat D4spatch to tbs CAseaao I5;bulR.
OSHKOSH, Wis.,. BIa1ch 22.-lscrosts from tia
Wolf lslyer pineries show that tho total log-crop
thls scason will not oxcocd 12o oo0 900 fabt Thls
Is about tho sane Is last years. product, whilo
tie number Of firms and rucn engaged has boon
much greater. Owing to the deop nnows, cold
weashcr; mud bad roads, tue wintor has been
very unfsvorablo 10 logging. Tho amount OF
old logs ln this city aud in tho adjacent strcams,
which Will roach tho mills before tho new crop Is
estimated by good Judges at 2o,ooo,oo0 feet.
but thie Hlll not supply tho mills for
more =. a. than ,, half tho tlu1o. Consequently,
aa tho now crop cauuot reach uarket
earlier than July ], tie approaching neasou does
not ~, anGaF very fayorably: seseral largo es'ab.
hshtnehts IN thla city and Fond du Lac will not
Start up Until Roveral woeAs later tlla usual, and
QUO " two will remain idlo oil season. Still,
lulnner1nSn &rn sansujao and hope for good
prices. One sslo Of s,1ty carloads day or two
sil'ee "as mado 1t slight adyanco over ruling
prices, 9nd several others hayo boon mAde sinco
thon at an advance, Tl.o recent adyaues In
tHo allnncapolts market laa tolpca the market
lo:e, aud tho lumbormon anticipate good busi-
uess ~ boon a. eptinE trado opels.
, 1875-03-23

!
1",'i' ta,t nt .i.a ,hnt H. m.Lo tn,is III ~
rn, ~ +, ~ conittnn ~ tI,o natnts nv, "t'n ~,
cn,n.v cbcran A. fhnt. II ttIcw wnrc tn a nnai,nn
t dn m tiiav cnud a,,p,ors fhon, "A tircctr,l hv
~ n 3tn r,.tnrt a,rnni H.
Iotnscn Afefaffrsv nrd fn<y fnr} n "a n,1,,,,sn al
Tj,n I,ounty Attnrnoy sa]tl That iii ,,,s IN -
l,cfor. ~" Ec,,ato vj,ct, wonJ ,vdr liz "G s,eto
into ,rpo dstticta for tito tl,rco different Auy-
jums Il prnvit!otl 11n anit1 flint ovrrv ron,t y
rnu 1n o,,fiticti In hnrc In ti,at e.I,t,
nar,i,r ~ IL .,,.,n,,n. ~ a..,I WIZ
necot@tnuH WINK ~ .ug noI.uol .! Pcop4e: Ihis won,t.
Eve EooH onn,ty Tug @ @nt!Yl,eGe OF sehdttlg 1ao
| tnnlaetH to Elgu. This bill would be vGry fn-
portnnt mid ought to DO attended, to. lilo wnu!1l
( Writ Springfield tn regard to TITO matter dur,,m
fhn ,,rnuon1 ,voo,, - " ~ '
BETTING rn1sosfns.
Commissioner lIollon pskcd l,pw the Commit
| teu of Jail sas gottlpr alunp with thai rcsnln.
tlon rolatlyo to tito dieting or prisoner.
| Commissioner Hcllnfdt-1 eau n,lsscr the eon-
tloman; We aro getting along yety nicely.
| ELauritor.t Va hnyo hni ecycrp1 mcrt.
!ngs already, waiting for tho iignfcs-tlls actual
, 1875-03-23

oPFtSaF @2'3ptFtt9s
LACnossE. Wis, March 25.-Our LaCrosss poo
Pie are very 1ubtlnnt tonight oyor tho news from
Ut. Louis that tho Court thla morning gaye
dee,sson on tho great ateamboat case favorable
10 tho uaSaaHons. This settles tho matter, aud
puts the Davidsons In command OF the gigantic
sllsstsHipni River aeos Of steamboats, aud bargea
potWeon Ut. Paul and Now Osloana. Tue decision
lnsnfes the, so,establishmont Of the Upper River
shll.sard u this point, = thing Of considerablo
importance to Lacroaae, tho samo giving en-
laAurcra. ~|4A
, 1875-03-23

81 e'tat Dsspateht to TAs chiraga 1+4bu,k.
Sioux CiTY, H., AG4sol, 22.-Iho Western d.
rIslon Of tue Illinois Cepttal Roal. whl,l Ina
been blocked since the last Storm uill got tsains
through tonight for tho frat time ainc the 1871,
inst. Tho Sioux City Il 1T. Paul Ioad, which
has 1een III the aatsa condition tor an ooual
tteng.h q time expect 70 SCI their road clear tor
had but Aso trouble md sre rununr @ @ soeular,V rss
, 1875-03-23

AN ALABAMA DODGE.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March 22.-The Leslsla-
tura adjourned to-day slno die. Tho last act was
one withdrawing tho llceoso tux from Aote!s, and
allowing them 10 mako col,t1arts with boardorp.