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THI1H eHAHE IN TILE DAYS FE4f1FIT!LB.
At the hotels the day was celebrated In vary
eonyivial manner. The baE-zooms did q very
aoursbiug buaiuesa In furnishing the festive
Tom-and-JeFry, the frothy aud volatile CLAM
payne. tie bew.ldetipg cocktail, aud the wicked
hot scotch, with an aching head lurking at tho
bottom OF overy gasa, Tho clerks put on their
best bba and fuckers, wa1ed their moustachos
to full aztaut, and did thcir best to appear to
good advantage. During their spare mo-
insass they amused themselves By max
ing good rssolutlons for tho coming
year, and in thinking over some mild
and pleasant rejoindess to take tic placo of the
suas!ing, suAppy nuswers to guests, which. In
degree, characterized tho close OF the year.
Some Of them, it IL trus, ore always polite but
tlae,r position is one Of peculiar embarrassment
At tirues, and many OF them too often allow their
passions to fly on At tangent. ~ mild snswer
tnrnesh away WRATH" should he the watchwosd
Of every hotel clerk during the present year so
susp!c!ously opened. All yesterday they were
Kept constantly busy iu answering New-year'a
callers On dl0erons gucata In their respective
hotels.
70 TIE nELIrpov
particularly II Now Years obnoxious. 1Eo robels
NJ tue ideA Of going up Boyeu liRhts OF stairs
will litt!e p!uce Of b,istul~boErl Oh a silver
plate. aul then returning 10 the oflice, 10 muIe'
o!Ato'y ucb'u tAe journey oFeE again. Win, very
often, = conceitel ftp following him. The aver
age bt1!-bos. coioroa thousl. he may be, hss
requisite. amount Of common sense aud Eau.
easlan Bharonesa to yory ottca slip away from
tho person whom he j. conducting. leaving the
unfortunate cais1 to lind Lis way to Ronm 71a or
theTaabouts with an entlTa labYrinth before h,u,
And how can ono wonder at it Tho moor fellow
il not allowed tue tne to cali on hla uulc;naa and
~ consequence. hs becon1os ,disgn.tod with
tbs enti1e custom. lie also knows suough,
when ho In sout upstairs With card. TO rest lis
tired and weary BODY for about half m hour bo-
fore he returns. All thsss little yst agsraya-
naso caller has to put up with. Perchaucs il
may occur to hun to offer ths buy qunrtas or
half dollar. With tue hopas OF spurrine Aln on,
bur ha dl*gutt lx intense to fnl tlAs tho boy III
e3cusabY m2kas blunusr Involving the luss u
tan or hfteen minutes, merely TOR ths saks Of
obtaining tho remaining portion of tho
dolls<. Notwithstanding ths incorgiR-
htAsy 'oS the bsllbey, tbs number ot
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dptetat hspaseh To The Chtca4s 1ribnns.
WAsH1xGToS. D. C., Jan. l.-Sow YEARS. waB
observed AZ all official holiday. Tie Dapart-
ments were closed, aud ali persons connected
With public life doyoted themselves to the uaual
Official social coustesiea. The noticeable feAtu1e
OF the day WAS the abaenco OF iuto1lcAtion. For
tho first time in many years tho Cabinet oftcera
at their receptions did not offer vino or lt1uora
to their guests. A. tho houHe Vt Secretary fish,
provided. no sIumLllns-hlock was placed III
tho Way Of tAa weakeat Congressional resolu-
ton. It MAS remarked that the calls
we're far lees numerous thsn on any
previous years and 1t il ovldont that tho formal
ald Bo!noWtlst tedious ceremonies Of tho official
New Year III Washington arc becoming irksomo.
The houses Of TIM Cabinet Ministers we're al
oren, with tho exception oY TINT Of Secretary
l]elhnap sccretary Fish 1eceived at the old
Morgan Eesidence Secretary DrastoH at the Al
NngtYa; Secretary ueano 1t Wormleys seeze-
tar5 1tabeson Vt his Residence; tho Attornos~
General At Ills new home, aud foht,nAeter-iou-
eIa! jewell 1t Highland l'la:o, tho sassdoueu Of
1Ao.na4 u. Dryan, Ct Chicago.
Ito ths Assoerased ffeAAl
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. 1.-The rEual recap-
ton took place Ut tho Executive Msu1ion to-day.
tho foreign Ministers, Cabinet officers, Judges
Of the suyrenlo court, army aad navy oflicels,
and many others, paving their rcapects to tho
President 4 large delegation Of Mexican War
sotelans, undee tic AAssl'alaaip Of Gov. Her
bast, Of Louisiana, Tcta received BY tho psest-
don't. Ho is decidedly In favor OF having PEN
slona granted tleln.
IN NEW FORK.
New yonE, jan. 1.-Gau Years Day wss OBJ
sGrsed In tho usual manner to-day. Appropriate
EsryIcrs were held IN tho Protestant EpiscopA,
and Roman Catholic Churches. At the chArita-
hla Institutions substantial dinners we're nlo-
siAed fur tho inmates. Tho various placea OF
amusement wero crowded during the day Ind
syenlng performances. Ths Rev. Hvury Ward
Ueeches received over Z thousand calls to-day.
At FEoEtA.
Spsstai DfspdteA to IAs Lhttdao 3rfbunt.
PsualA. ILL.,, IAN. 1.-ksw-YsAsa Day p4ssAd
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The QuaTels Of the Downing and
Ross Factions.
An Attack Upon the Town Of
Vinita Apprehended.
The Women and Children Loaded
on Trains.
Everything Made Ready for Vigorous
Resistance.

sptetul Dfsraseh to Ths chtea9a Tfbunt.
vtS1rA, 1. T., Jan. 1.--1.ato last evening
word reached ua that 200 well-atmod loss or
piu Indians, mostly fuil-bloods, we're to tako lilo
town. Immediately eyerybody WAS nFoused. and
intense excitement prevailed. a passenger
train vas standing at tho depot, hoarily laden
with women aud children, ready to pull out at D
moments notice. We were expecting them ali
night, but NO bear from reliable aources that
thoy campcd on Pryor Creek and ass now moY-
Ing slowly twards hero.
TKoors AnE KEEpED BADLY.
Hourly arrivals from tho louer part Of the M
tion tell us that they arc committing burial us-
ders along tho line OF their march,
LATER.
Erteial Dfstdtch to 1he CAirnpo Trfbuns
T1a1rA, I. r., Jan. 1.-The pius have not come
10 Bight yet, al waa anticipated. but aro reported
u miles from hero, and making good time. AL
most every whto person has LOFT the place. We
number about seventy-f} mon, we'll armed.
Further mud moro reliable reports aaJ the
Plus arn 100 strong.
Every person Inns loft Chonteau, atation
south Of here; and Chorokeos residing on Grand
River arc coming into town by dfoves. An ad-
ditiona1 guard is stationed about milea from
town, where they e1poct to reet
THE MOD.
Unoss tho United States Government givea Us
aid, No will probably DO tnkcn In. We arc going
to do tho bes We can, and give thom the best in
tho ehop.
BTIL1. LATER.
spec&al i3'spateh to The Chteaa" Tribune.
Y1S1rA, I. r., Jan. IA Cherokee by the
name Of Noolan has just arrived. Tho Plus
chased him from bis homo on Grand River. He
had heard Of tho mob, and had taien his family
to place Of safety. On his return to the house
for somo valtlhblea. be discovered about 150
Indiana surrounding tho house. Ho Immediately
started for tie brush and eacaped unin1urod.
THE CAUSE OF TIE DISTURBANCE
ts wholly party spirit. The noas party are not
In favor Of a Territorial Government, and the
Downing party are. It is anticipated that the
full-breeds OF this district will now take up
arms, az Hatchet is their Senator. Hatchot and
tEo others are prisoners.
tn the Assoeiated Press.l
LATE DISPATCH THURSDAY H1aHT.
V1STTA, I. Ter. Jan. 1-2:10 a. m.-We are
uomcntarily expecting an attack from Ross or
bis party. All The women and children arc
q moments uotlco- Tho Missouri, Kansas l.
Texaa passenger train Ia being Detained,
aud # Is fearod 1t LAS mn been
overhaued BY tho mob. :, They number 200 nell.
them within 20 uaiies Of this place Troops are
badly needed. Intense excitement psevalIs, mud
trouble Ia anticipated aa there are men arriving
hourly from tho lower part OF the Nation report
ing brutal murders MI along tho line OF thair
march.
YESTERDAY MORNINGS ADv1cEs.
V1N1TA, I. Ter, Jan. 1.-1ho Plus did not at
tack uB last uight, as wAB anticipated, but nro
reported II milea from hero, and making good
time. Almost every white perHon Inns left the
place. and the probabilities arc that thoro
will not he a woman or. child hero at
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YOUNG GERMANY,


Inc GeEmans IN th's country celebrate tho
beginning Of tho year in IN entirely different
manner from the Americans, Willis tho Ameri.
run vnn,c ront1opo, ara al, ,o,o, Nav yos+,.
49, 'ee es s'o @t1 ~" ~" 49,.
set''i's fea1s ioDs shen .,e" ieas calfs'
ai!a tie young ladies' orc III high State Of e1-
pectat.on ns to how many they may receive
during tlls day, aud whether tley shall make su
;r,,,.,a,o, ~. .,,... t..a.,.. e. 49,.
=, r. w. 'N'0~N "", WV
aefn'"n yuune bon A1a sooub lau'ea arc lying
III their little bcds dreaming Of tue ioys aud
pleasures Of Sylvester Abeud. The minds OF
tho former ara mt worried sbont the manner of
;;..- a.. x1 :. -, t:,,:
"n'ue ,, 'ue 4uN'" " p"f NV '@''oi a1n un'''ase
phs ue4] oays nor 40 tne young lNles 1eel
chaErlbed that their rivals have bad few more
calls. When they get up, which il slsuay late
in TIM afte,noon, thnv fea, raf,c.haa .n,1 in ,,,a
~ ,o 49,, ~, .sa' .e1'eznea aaa ~ 'a'
joy themselves Just as much as il they bal lsid
high-toned lorecs. and spent their rnouey for
carriages and gloves.
Ept nct ,1, tho f,arn.nu c.'oh,,t. t1,n,, pox
~ 49,. n" a,'' es'oe ~ 'aeA .,e"
tea@ N lob way. inere a3e many especially
among tho more ar1atocFatic, woo arc not happy
If they cannot initiate tho Americans. Aseoon e
tbey have learued enough Enrish for ordinary
ura thov dasu, tbsmaslves fn,J.,,a1gad an,,r,rsns
"os'.4 Or y
1hey are asnsmoo OF be'ng Called ,sffnsns, ahd'
whatever the Americans DO. theF will initiate like
hfI11 liz 144AsbSi 0oH AoO4'SA VI
be- They readily learn to drink, chew tobacco,
sp't on the carpets, and do many other nice and
becoming things for which tue heightened young
Americans sre now celebrated. OF courRe these
young mt1. will make their kew-iears calls, and
spend the day just tie name al their American
couslus Hut they afe Tue e3copiion, tnd not
the rule. The majority Of Germans look upon
the custom Of mailing New-iears calls
AZ soAETH1No QUITE nrn1cuIoCs,
and they lind far mora enjo7nent i'll meeting
each other at the aatcons, sud OVER few glasaes
Ut beer talk Of tho eyeuts of the psst yoar. OF
course the saloons reap rich harvest OIL day
like this. and tho prenstaticns they make are Of
quite an elaborate anil liberal nature. Ths balls
Ass IN most cases decorated and fsstoonea, and a
''rnoslr NED 5AHn"
in largo letters Of evergreen welcomes tho yis-
ltors Most Of the saloons got up large and OK
ncnsTc free luncles Oh kew-iears morning.
One only needed to take up yesterdays German
raperB to te1ect tho place for fzce
d,uner. Joeeph Gett!er .ad3ertiscs
grand free turkey and Ecnaon lunch, to rega]e
hungry Chicago teeth as tho saloon-kteper
expresses himself Mr. sclIn1itt gives grand
oyster Lunch. Mr. Zimmerman haa lunch CONF
posed OF sauerkraut aid Observation-Disclosures. aid
other delcacics of the season. Another saloon
keeper Fnys ho LAS Killed in Houot Of tho das,
twonty nebraska rabbits and fat M,nnesota
1eet. Another haa grand spanferkel-!uuch,
which means lunch OF soaat sucking pig. Sub
another ono eet grand hasenpfeder-lunrh (rab-
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WGIE R0EEEVF10Nt
Spscfa3 pispatch to Tbs cAtcdqo Trfbunf.

8pscfal Diapatch q Ths CAtcapo 7r7buNf.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Jan. l.-The citizens OF this
city aud Urbana have given large attondanoe
Last night and tonight At the opening Of tho
Art Gallosy in the industrial University. Two
evenings we're required to Accommodata
surad esch night 10 tho great efatifiea-
tion Of the visitors. Four hundred
pictures and no PIECES Of sculpture hayo a.
ready been placed 10 position, and many more
ats On the way. This grand coIlecuonis il now the
BY contributions OF the citizens OF
thosa two cities. 4 hearty yoto Of
saaaks Expressed tho appreciation Of thd
citizens OF the noble zsal OF DR.. Gregory, who
purchases, Gss.s OF many Of tbs tluest pieces
in existence are thus made tbs propsrty Of tho
uulssssity and tho 6tAIs.
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YOUNG AAs WHOSE DAT "As RUINED.
Heaven hss 10 rage HE tsloEs long delsyed,
sor neA Jury hko "ifaeswosnan "hos unpaid
About noon yesterday, while reporter waa
atrollinR doWn Indiana avenue, watching with
obseryaut eve the Young man M tbev rnshnd
,,p in,r,rnerab,a dno,stcne rang ,nnrrar,bto
IN. '1s.s !,, 1He Ita
oe!is' Ano Plun8ea 'apld'5 INTO aanunaorhble
houses, while another serieA OF youtha we're
emerging from the se!f-same portala and r1lahlpe
down those Same etops. he csmo scrosa one q,
tho,n ,itt,o tbirov rTtch I. ,.,t.a a .-..od,,
snose !'s'o 'uiass "s'un 40 eahso uaseay
IN feal N1e. ~ "1s 6enulne tragedy
piping hot, and 1t ia questionable II
Hamlet when be learned his mothers fraItty,
or f,tha,,o vhor bo tniavaa h. had ,a.-,aa +,,.
=. nsa,s." s,Tasas ,".. ~ ~ vs.: 'aAs -. =
" oesoenona' sunetea l'oio 4ateuHely tnhn o1o
John Martin, plasn citizen Of Chicago, yeeter-
day afternoon. II thefo had been messenger
handy tho reporter would have sent hin, .fter
Mr Hoo.b th.t ha ,oia,t 80 bos naor,a .s.,1. t.
acs anu ta,s "noa 9aey arc On the et'a1fon OF
mental suffering. a. tho next best thing, tho
points have been handed over to DArtleY Camp.
bell. who la going to bui,d M a play on them
,,,,i,h u ,viti he ea,taa nN.w v.,-a ~. o..t.
WI, wn'sn ~ WI pa ssIeu 40" 1en lay " sto
Washerwonana Revenge: Drama OF tho
Emotions"
JoAa Martin, tho party Of tho first part, "a
.rst coo,ino mt ~ t,n ,ors. \, -1rai.,.
avenue. He WAC short and slender; Hisshirt-
1tont WAS auposp: Gat wy desef4pe hls pei,
sousi s2. nPPe;A.aeet ~ !n,o r1e1o Letter aug
MY o. Alm stana nehllia Tue counter he Is
naAnu'actu1eo " tu9 kloss. Rnu "hea NY
goous nouse wants aoxen. u ORDERS them o. the
5nsluleesutee' ~ tno toos q tno ~ sseps s3' ~
@ llash~o1nan' A9oa any"ne!e I!on ~ 70 o., =
i1ongh sha"t WAS !hEoxn oyef nes heaa, and hali
Aiu 1aco scanned VIII, "rlhaiea, pose tlngea
Wild tho peGu!lst 1ea "hieh comes from
whisky. nue. more hety ahd :, ldt!d
.ra 1an tnas @ 4aas on W ,ne more gensse 10.
4na ups were CONTRACTED, showing large,
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FIRES.


Special D.spafeh to tbs CtIcaao Tribune.
LOCKWOOD, Mich, Jan. 1.-At s o'clock this
morning fire was discovered IN lnitl-yard in
the outskirts OF this vllage, which totally do
atroyed 500. 600 foot Of pine lumber belonging to
Ryan Young, lumbermen, Of araud Rapids.
Fully injured. The rontdenco Of Stephen salo-
mon caught fire from tho lumber, and WAS also
totally DESTROYED. Loss on dwelling, 50, zoo;
insured Tor 81 SEQ In the dlens Falls insurance
Company, OF Glens Falls. N. Y. Supposed to b.
tho work Of au incendi4ry.
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year. which show largo incrcane In almost ov-
cry brnucl Of business, This ia specially the cxao
In 3rain. honr, cattou. 1--we stock. de-. which
hnvc grown from 25 to nearly 1oo per cent over
ths prcrinnn vcar. Tho erection Of luifdInrs
alto Grnatly exceeded lint of Inst raar tho NUM-
htE ii hn;l1ingh put up being j.9y;, at 4 cott n
oyrr .lt,2d0.DUL All ircreans of atnor: s4.utyJ.-
UFID over 1ant year. Aurn than two-thtds of
thtHe buildings aro Df nln,lerato Hize.
EeFidcH a full trade report. the Uenncrat ptl}-
is1lcH All elaborate description Of tho lead, xinc,
an,i iron tn,ncH:s and gTneltng furnaces in lilo
Htatn, elnbetsheti with nl,1nerunh cuts of mines
and furnaces, making in a t1c'7n-page paror,
fetlete witl valuable Information 10 alnloat
sycrJ cIAhB OF buAInean men.
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Alph0nse Realizes That tho ROYAL
Head Lies Uneasy.
Gen. Do Rivera the Chief Mover in
the Revolution.
a ConciIiatory Policy TO Be Adopted To-
wards Cuba.
Carlism Eubduod-.-Espartero Probably
Alive and Vol.

SPAIN,
INTERVIEW WITH E1Sd AI.pHoNgo.
LONDON Jan. lin his interview with Paris
correspondent Of tho Lou.lou Times, Dou Al
phouse said: "Libcral Conetitutiona1ibt as
nm, know we'll that 1t is not u,ntter Of pleas
ure to be King OF sEnn at tlls momcnt. but
shall try to understand my duty aud do it."
R1yEAA's scuEHrA.
a Bpeciat from Madrid to tue Times nays Gen.
Primo Dc llive1a sono time sfnce informed Mar
Bllal 6errauo that lo intended to have Alphopso
proclaimed King, mud persisted in this intention
tespite offers of setrano to linn Of tho most
elevated positions in his gift, including that of
Captaln-General OF Cuba. Mnrthat Serrauo was
unable to hupcrsedo Rivera, aa he alone had the
disposal Of tho military forces IN Madrid.
THE NEws EESr TO CUBA.
The Times correspondent Also Bays Tho
now Ministry telegrapbod tho Captain-0oneral
OF Cuba, ordering him to announce tho proclaim
alton OF King Alplonao to tho army In Cubs,
which tho King truata will moro de.ermiuedly
than ever defend tho integrity Of Spanish ter
ritory." .
TIE ARMY WITH THE NEW KING.
hApR1p, Jan. 1.-Tho Republican armies in
Catalonia and saragossa have accepted Don A.
phouso ~ Ring.
coSGEas,osB 70 TIE cuBASs.
It ie reported that ono Of tho first acts Of tho
neH Ministry will bo to telegraph to the Captain
GcnoFal Of Cuba to o1erctao concintorv spirit,
md 10 paci!y the Cubaus by re-ostabllEhing, as
far "a possible, a cordial understanding between
the home and Provincial Governments and
CrooleB.
1.-THE SPANISH ARMY AND TAyY
yesterday eyerywllefoacceptod Don Aluhonse as
King, and Marshal Sorrano has quietly trans
forred tho command Of the armies to Gen. L.
Bella.
cAnI1sr LEADERS SATISFIED.
PARIS, Jan. 1.--DispatcleH from spain say
that Gen. DorregaraY hsslaid down bis arms, ard
that other prominent Carliat leaders nre about to
give in thois adhesion to King Aphonse. aud tile
spanish Ambassador At Paris las resigned aud
tho Duke do MontpenBier aud the Orleans
Princes congratulated Don Alphouss upon hia ac-
cesson to tile Spanish Throne.
DISTURBANCES IN BARCELONA.
LONDON, Jan 1,-Ulsturbnnccs are Appre-
hended at Barcelona
CONNECTION.
A special to the Ne,ns eaya the report pub
lished In Cariat papers Of tho death Of the Span
ish atatesman Espartero Is without foundation.
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Gpfcl1{ UEspQltR 70 Tia EhIcd00 IT1o1INt.
LANs1No. Mtcl.., Dec. 81.--Abous month since
punp-factory WAS entered and q quantity OF
tools ..1noatly consisting Of chisels and bits,
stolen. Since then number Of factories have
been entered and property carried away valued
at &l50. young man named HodgemAn was
arreated to-day on suspicion OF being the thief.
4 homeopathic physician named Burr Is wanted
TO answer to tile charge Of forging : note for
5000. lie hAlla from Charlotte.
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CRIME.


CLEvELASp, u. Jan. Id. L. Wfghlmhn,
agent Of the Society for the Prevention OF
Clue!ty to Animals, arrested twenty.seven cook-
fighters at Merkle's place, on st. Clair stseet,
corner OF East Madison avenue, this aftoinoon.
Tho police, under W,ghtnaan, surrounded tho
building. and the bar WAS torn out and the 8ldea
md root knocked off in tho seuflIc. The prison.
era aso now at tho Second Station.
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MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-Apotlos case similar to
the Gnieord litigation il likely to Rsfse ont Of the
refusal OF the Roman Catholic clergy to bury tho
romaips Of q lata victim Of murder, Auguattn
PArades, 1t st. Marie, in copsecrated ground.
The rem Ains arc intorrsd for the present In tha
unconseorated portion OF tbs cemetery.
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This Leaves Boz eraus and John Klcinmsn tied
for tho first prize; Wolch II. n. Sherman, George
Sherman, Parkinson, Ruble, aud Fem for tic
kleinnan. Farnsworth, Judd, Baldwin. aud Full
ton for tho third prizo. Thoso tics nlll 10 shut
OIL this forenoon. In the afternoon there will
10 grand sweep, At $50 entrance, for which Bo-
aasdua, the three kleiamRns. Welcll, George 6ller
man, and Parkinson have entered. They will
shoot It twenty hirdH each, aud the shoot
promises to ba tho finest OF the tournament.
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CtTcA. ~. Dec. }1.-Tho funeral Of the lato
Gerrtt Smith tnok place from n4 resiticnce, at
!'cterbor.'. to-day. Tbe attendance was very
large. The futcraf services we're conducted by
Ier. ]. II. Colthrop. Gnitariau clergyman, and
were very simple. Gut mt ressive. Thn orphans ct
tho VILLAGE. protegen Of tbs deuea.el, anl cui-
dten Of the silnday.acaool. furnished tie 1nn-io
Iha remains ~ezo inferred in the reterboro
EH!ueEfEy.
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spsctat Daspateh 10 TIE Ch.caeo tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. LIT ia now deemed pos
aibls that Chas]Ie Ross may bo hero. as the two
men killed by Judge Van Druut, believed to bo
boys abductors, we're identified as former resl-
dent8 Of this city, With well-known affiliations.
BearcA will ba quietly made by the police.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-Mss, J. Lothrop Motley, wife
Of the American historian, Ia dead.
HEw-yEAn's CHARITIES.
Queen Victoria dispensed her usual New.Year's
bountca OF beef. coal, md bseadatuGs, at Wind
cor Castle to-day.
The plnners. rtveters. and boiler-makera, ut
Hull struck work on account Of q reduction Of
10 per cent Of their Wagos.
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8T. LOUIS. Jan. 1.-Moss OF our papers pub
lIahsl this morning vary full reviews Of tbs gen.
ssA tfa1s md somuases o1 lis 1ty ths past
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Special Dtspateh to Tas Ckeaoo TRIBUNE
ELa1N ILL.,, Jan. LA fire broia out In the
basement Of the north wing ct the 1usano Asy-
lun about p. m. to-day. 4 general alarm WAS
sounded In the city, but by prompt etforta the
sido help arrived. But littlo damage vas done,
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Spsctai Ufspatch 10 tbs Gh,eaoo tribune.
ISDlANAPoLts, Jan. la nest OF burglars and
freigat-car robbers waa broken up this morning.
bv tho dotec!lve police, and 4 OF the men taaen
into custody With 3 full kit Of hou6e-brenkiug
tools aod considerable quantity of plunder.
, 1875-01-02

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1.-For Tennessee,
tho Ohio Valley, and tile Upper Lake region,
winds gradually shifting to wost and tho north
wost. rising barometer, and cleaning, cold
weather,
For tile Northwest and Upper bIississIppt and
Lowor Missouri Valleys, hiRh barometer, north
westerly "ilds. and partly cloudy aud vory cold
HeatAoT.
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NEW Yong, Jan. 1.-The residence Of John
Has per. On Fifth avenue. vas burned last ovon.
Ing. Loaa e28,000.
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tho strength Of his position as tho next Cover
nor, cannot eustain Mr. 1nEEN in tho place which
ho las filled 30 nly, hon cstiy, and we'll, ntl has
been, or probably will DO, forced to advise lin
to te8iGn.
, 1875-01-02

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nfw foax. jan. A-AzslYsd4 CITY Of Noutssal,
from Liverpool
, 1875-01-02

NE" Affair ~ ukAlkA PARk.
Tho sportsmcn celebrated Eew-year's Day b7
E1and shoot At Dexter Park, yesterday being
the fifth day Of tue sweepstakes tournament.
Thero were tiea for the first, second. and third
prizes remaining to be shot on from Thursday,
Thcro we're sescn ties for the first prize. In tbs
shoo:-oT. Bogardus, George Farnsworlh, and
Abe kleinnaan tied at tIres bi1ds each then
Bogardus md Farnsuorth tied agalu and 6ually
Bosarrlas Won the rrizo. For the SECOND prl.e
there were tive tiea, three Of whom dropped out
in the first ahoos.ot. leaving John Keinman
ind Judd a tic. When they cano to shoot ut
u yards Judd missed hiB three, and kIeinmati
kllle1 one. getting tho second prize, For the
third prize there wero four ties, and tho frrt
straight. Or tbeso Wclch and Cummings tied
1t one each, 81 yards, Grady dropping out.
Again Welcll and Cummings tied, this limo at
two each aud at tue 1ne1t trial ono oach Was
Their ecoro: At the fifth attempt the prize was
decEled in saror Of Welch.
Tho frat regular match Has . sweepstakes OF
s5 each, 5 birds, Al yards rise, from plunge.
traps. in which there were seventeen entries.
Tie result Of the shooting Was ia follows
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This loft tie between Hogartlus, Abe Klein
man and 1tnblc. who lad killed five each Thev
Rhot OFT the tic at oG yards, ald each killed three
strnieht. In tho sha-oN at 81 yards. the two
proteselonalg killed hut our eacl, out Of tl.rce,
whllo Euble bageed swo birds and the first prize
Tue result was greetol with loud applause, and
s1r. Rutio Was walmly congratulated unon
having defeated the two greatest shots in tho
world. For the second prize there were seron
teH. and their first shoot.off at 20 yards cave
II. y. Sherman, Decker. aud H. II. Klennan
each lures STRAIGHT. When they rot back t,ve
yards further. air. Sherman killed two out of
three, and took the money. After two ties in
victorious.
Tho days sport closed with another sweep of
five birds. 81 entry, in which wore II CONTESTANTS