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Mr.. AND Mrs. BARRON Of Cincinnati are
strangely mated couple. Hr. Barron is a
German, and cannot speak English. Mrs.
Barron is American and cannot speak Ger
man. How their cOurtiag was done is a
matter for conjecture. How TREY disagreed
has Ueen published. The husband, after
ihey had lived together a month, whipped
his wife brutally. She understood that
well enough, the language Of blows being
universal, and had him arrested. In court
an Interpreter helped them to converse with
each other. The husband promised re-
form, the wife fOrgave, and they went
home together.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

PNCHBACK' case goes over until
She second Monday in December.
Senators johnson and Cooper both
voted against its postpoEement.
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The Pnne,s sneeeasor.

LONDON, March IS 1t is said conf
Dental exchange Of views IN regard TO toe
election Of a successor 70 Pope Plous IN ,
is taking place between Germany and
Ttslv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

KING CAUCUS Is not in a particular
II harmonious mood at present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

CoTToE steady in New York, closing
yesterday at 1649I6sc for middling
upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

SPELLING match For shame
The approved phrase is " orthograph-
ical tournament.
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A Copserya,jye vIaiorttv.

NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Marshal
Paokard telegraphs Gov. kellogg .thaC the
srbiaatiuE gives the Conservatives eight
majority in the House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

MINNIE MYRTLE MILLER, wife of
joaquin, has been lecturing the Young
Ref0rmeTs' Temperance. Association of
San Francisco on man. and, according
to a local scribe, she oIaked that biped
fore and aft" I5 is pleasant to know,
however, that ''the CORY view of the past
was relieved by 4 vein Of humOr which
made the brute man seem not so bad after
a!i~
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HEEXICO.
) Destructive Earthquake I'm Guada-

Destructive Earthquake I'm GuRda-
IaiaEa,
NEW YORK, March I6.-COrrespOndence
from Guadalaiara, contains an account OF
an earthquake Of more than usual force
which. on the 1lth Of February, shook
LARGE portion Of Northern Mexico. The
little town Of San Cristobel was almost
DESTROYED. and seventy dead bodies were
taken from the ruins. The centre Of this
disturbance appears to have been the Vol
caro- of CebOTuco. The earthquake occur
ed at night, and the terror Of the people
was increased by the darkness.
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INDIA.
Massacre OF - Surveying Party BY
Wnffves

LONDON, March 16.-News has been re-
ceived that the natives Of Assam have mas
sacred tie Surveying party comm tnded ~
q British lieutenant, consisting Of % oe-
pOys aud coolies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-17

GOLD opened at ll6 yesterday, IN
New York and closed at II5E.
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WASHINGTON.
Autograph Letter from Alfonso.

result of Louisiana Arbitration.
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An Autograph Letter lion Q IN

The Black Hills Adventures.
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TENNESSEE Bonds unchanged N
New York.
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Text ON the POpe's AnOcutiOn.
Gen. Cabrera Turns AlfOnsist.
Destructive Earthquake IN Mexico
The Wheat Crop and Prices.
Debate ON Ecclesiastical Bill I'm
in the German Diet.


The ConsistOEy Held in the Vatican
Text OF the POPe's AIIOeutIOn-FIye
More Cardinals 90 be Created.
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FOREIGN.
Destructive Earthquake in NIexi,

Gen. Cabrera Turns Alfonsist
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BEAUTIFUL CRAWFISHlKG.
The New Orleans Times on That
Bribery and Corruption
Business.

what if Doesn't Know About Andrew
JOhnsOu's EIecfiOn-A Lame Re
sP0nse Il the Investigating Com
mittee's Dispatch.
, 1875-11-28
CHICAGO R.FlECt {jB,

EXCELLENT SCORES MADE TEsIEIpAy.
The members OF the Chicago Rihs Club had
field day st the South Park range yesterday.
and the members present made the following
very fine scores out Of possible 100 At 500
yards:
George Willard .55 s5s5%as
g. y. Sexton .....6 55s5545 5543-93
J. Muir. ---......5 555 555535a56 3-33
Ch. Fuller. 5 5455545b4554 5-06
z g. Thompaou-s 55554s5544556554 S ~96
Q. 6. Hlackmer -.445544b555b55555 4-95
E Strong ..-.5 5546555b534554 ia
]. r. Loomis.-- 34555555555 55554544535393
G. B. PTouty .....5 5&54566502@87
Mr. Muir won the Hsniltoo. Rowe l. Co
badge for the second time, Els score being better
than either Mr. Wizards or Mr. Sexton's IN that
he made tbs largest list Of bulls-eyes from the
start Col. Thompson also completed former
series OF twenty shots scoring 81 out Of 100. 8.
B. Sexton shot an additional twenty ehots,
scor1ng 96. Mr: Prouty, with the lowest score,
accounts for that fact by saving that he was
Obliged to change his gun on the seventeenth
round.
, 1875-11-28

1dE CoMMIIIEE Oh 4 TOUR.
A committee of exploration, investigation, and
scientific experiment, composed OF Fire Marshal
Benoer. Mr. Chandler, Superintendent Of the
Fize-Alarm Telegraph. Mr: Gsubert, Of tho
Gardner House, Aid. Dickinson, Ryan, Sweeney,
and Coey, and TRIBUNE reporter, started from
the City-Hnll At 2:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
to look after the a1afm-boxes scattered through
out the city. The principal object Of the tour
was to See how the Tooker patent door
Of 1875 worked This invention precudes the
necessity OF waiting for q key-a simple
turn Of the hand to the right opening the box.
When the hook can be pulled aud the alarm given.
When the hsndle is turned, ekillfullY arranged
bell, OF gong. waros the people in the peiohbor-
Eood, OF the policeman On duty, that some one
is talnperlng with the box SO that the danger OF
annoyance from boys OF an iuQuiriug and mis-
chlevous turn Of mind il partially obviated. It
fs gain OF fully minute on the old
system, where key has to be
looked after, and, even with the
key in mans pocket, standing before the old
fashioned box, the new door can make the alarm
sound twenty seconds sooner, it both the appa-
1atns are worked simultaneously. This expert
msnt was tried halc-a-dozen times yesterday,
and always resulted favoraby to the new lnYen-
ton. The city has six OF the new doors On alarm
boxes and. 80 Tar, the trial has given satisfac-
uon- One il located on the southeast
corner Of State and South Water
eueets, and can be examined
By any citizen who desires 70 satisfy himself ~
to the reliability of the machine.
In addition, the COMMITTEE examined th1
, 1875-11-28

workings Of several OF the old boxes
on Wabash avenue. Eighteenth street.
Canalport and Archer avenues, Halased,
nue.. All were found in good working order,
although many Of the boxes are SO
old that change would seem absolutely
necessary this winter Superintendent Chaud-
ler said that an effort wouid ho made to
renew the telegraph tines, it the money could be
had from the citY, before Christmas. Some OF
the wires have bsen 50 long iu use that their
usefulness ia impaired, if not entirely de-
stroyed, and Mr. Chandler thinks that he ought
to have some chance immediately to render them
efficient Il will be impossible, he says, to have
the Department all that it should be unless the
Council is more liberal in its appropriations for
the Flre-Alarm Tale Eraph.
, 1875-11-28
CRIMINAL

Officer Augustus Swanson, OF the Armory, las
! night arrested notorious young sneak-thie
named George Schultz. At ths same time b
recovered fine wolf-skin lap-robe, which ia nos
awaiting an owner.
Detective Flanagan Yesterday recovered fiv,
Webster unabridged dictionaries at Clark stree
| pawn~shop. They were identified a. the prop
e1tY Of Andrew Callahan Of 145 Clark street
from shich store they were stolen about ter
| days ago.
B. 7. Wakamau, the lawyer, ia after supt
| Hickey with sharp quill. with which he throat-
ems to iudite habeas corpu3for Hank Schram, a
"crook,' whom tho Superintendent has locked
up in cell since Monday last, on suspicious OF
being implicated in tbs robbery Of the United
States Express Compang's wagons.
Ex-Policeman Floyd. who was discharged
! from the force some time ago tor promscuons
indecenc!es, is st present locked mp in the
Armory On charge Of bastardy preferred by 4
young woman OF the South Division, whose
name Is for the present withheld.
Young man named ". 4. Marvin, residing
at No. III Soutn Jefferson street, was held up
Wednesday evening. between and 10 o'clock,
while In front OF No. Ill on the same thorough
fare. The highwayman thunped him badly,
moment robbed him Of an oyercoat, gloves, aud
SD in cash.
The Armory police continued their raids On
the vagrants, sud last night arrested Moses
Dunbar. Minnie Marks, George Robbins, James
Carney, Wilam Burke, Edward Weaver, and
Charles Nelles- In the morning an equally
choice selection were before Justice Summer
field, and received $40 fines, aud terms Of three
and Fix months IN the House Of Correction.
Officers Hickey and John Ryan, on duty At the
Central Station, last night arrested two we'll
known thieves named Jaues Cosgrove and
, 1875-11-28


G. ". Rothwell WAS member OF the Erie LouE
Of the Order Of Freem&sons OF Milan. T.. Also
| small green paateboard boz containing nv
36-ounce bottles OF the su]phhte OF MOI
pbine. Tho package WAS la6eed mHo|ess ht.f
reouisite to fill the box Was the one found b
t the bedside, Coroner Dle.zsch was duly sent 10
] aod the room c:osed- Tbe revolver WHICH y
had was new ono, and, together With an I'M
opened box OF oattrjd0es, bore EVIDENCES OF nay
cts #as fouuo , razor, also newly purchased
showing that the unhappy man bad fully though
over the most approved mode OF suicide.
during the evening several lake.1aung men.
| among them Capts- Coz and Farrow and the
Captain OF the Beu Drake, came aud recognized
the name rs that OF = man thoF had known we'll
apu Cox and Farrow identified the corpse az the
remains OF ". C. Rothwell. The deceased MAS
q man OF about Is years OF age, ana rather
| coarseIy dressed, - are men OF his calling, for
be pas Captain OF the schooner Rosa Simmons,
which left this port night before last.
I The WAY tho man came TO be known WAS by
! the presentation OF bill from Donaldson Bros.
| ship aud general blaoasmths, Who had been on
| ing at the Sherman House, the names co11e-
! spending. the identity was established.
The Sherman House management acnt tele-
gram last night to Milan. O., and reply was re-
ceived stating that Rothwe' was known there,
but had no relati7es in that place. He ia thought
to have family in Muskegou, from where he
halls, but no tldlnG6 had been received up to q
late hour last night.
Coroner Deitzsch could not be found last
night. and the County UnaeStaker was notified.
and the body was removed from the Sherman
Houee and will be kept for the inquest, which
will in ali probability ta5e place Monday.
No cause for the self-destruction is known
The man has always been considered quiet.
prudent person, aud his manner Of dlsposiug
Of himself was great surprise to those who
drinking, but it was never supposed that it would
lead to his rnin. Some nre OF the opinion that
, 1875-11-28
POSSIBLE POISONING.

AN0l0EI LAtStfinI tO Be EAAmiNEO-
Polish saloon-keeper at No. SIT Noble
street, named Peter Ma1kofski, waa sick tho lat-
ter part of last week. and patronized druggist
and self-styled physician named A. Foernsor
doing business Ut No. $50 Milwaukee avenue,
Three different powders rere given him at
various times, the last one Of which Was taken
1t 10 o'clock Friday evening. MAlkofski then
fell asleep and never after Takened, in spite OF
all tbnt could be done, and At o'clock
yesterday morning the man died. The ciroum-
stances attending the chase were 80 suspicious
that the Coroner began an investigation imme-
diately after receiving the information. he
visited the drug store at No. 659 Milwaukee
avenue, where he found middle aged man coy
cred with dirt 80 thicky that the Coroner says
he would IT thrown against stone wall
interest in the store, saying that
his son owned it. and practlced
medicine among the neigbbors. When young
man, barely 20 years OF age, entered. aud was
introduced "a the son in question, the thought
rushed to the Coronezs brain that the young
very poor oue at that. He questioned lam
closely on the general subject Of his profession.
but the Young man evnced 4 most thorough
contempt for all medical lore, saying that
hs.,d ho lad I studied pharmacy, but where be
Coroner then questioned him about the
death Of Malkofski, and the young man replied
that be had died OF de1sium tremens, and that
he had personally known Malkotsh to drink
eight glasses Of whisky in succession The
Coroner demonstrated that MalkofsH waa not
drinking man, but it Vas Of no avail, Is Forester
insisted that nothing but dellrium tremeus VAS
the matter with him. He said he had prescribed
kali bromato and maenesia sulfuricus,
which the Coroner deciphered as kalium
oromate. or bromide Of potassi, and
n0YArA EfnHin1
, 1875-11-28
FINANCIAL.

NEW ENGLAND Su5PEN5loHS
Bos1oz, Nov. 27.-The heaviest credteoe q
Royal, Gilkey Il Co., the coil and lnno9
firm Of Watertown, Mass., who fas'aa
Is said to be tho FitchburB hnh'e@
aud the Eastern Railroad xiu also pfoos"5
sut7er considerably. Large lnmbe1 aeasa:s
North and East, from Ihon tho arm desi1ea
its immense supply, will also SUSTAIN :, hee1 =!
loss. It is said that Pennsyl!ao1A coalaess' &c.
are also involved. OF the liabilities Of tas m0''
$4,000 are secured, and 9l70. 90 unsecn5ea
The creditors Of Cyrus carpeutss dd.4E
furnaces And ranges, 1t Boston. haso 'o''a
accept 10 centa 90 the do'lst.
A composition OF 81 cents has oeen p,asM T:.m ~
the creditors Of Charles II. Mathew .nd Ntas.IS FL
T.. Coz, OF Boston, boot and shoe dea!e1s, s,;a "a,
9. L. II. Coz, corner OF Pearl sod ffta1t'a
streets $50
The combined liabilities Of l. 400 a; 80 -;
cobs d Co, and A. Jacobs. provision oe.s.- =.
Boston, are reported 1t $500, o0o' ano toos
sets ut about 100000.
, 1875-11-28

10 The EdiloT oF 11e Chicago 7Ti0&n<:
CHICAGO, Nor. 27.-What has been more
leughable ia our politics for long time than
Barney Caulheld's parade Of bis opinions, reso-
lntioas, aud bills for the coming Congress-?
Pleased with these little creations OF his, he
shows them to the public, as much as to sa7,
'*Ia not Barney Caul8eld q great mans" OF
course it is harmless amusement Of his. for in
this community we all kno1 Baruey's size ex-
actly. He cannot fool us, aud it is our laugh
when he putfs himself. Nov, great men have
great troubles, and We advice Mr.. Caulield t. 20
slow, and not become too great all Of sudden.
It would be forcing Nature considerably for him
to Try to become great Ci11zEss.
, 1875-11-28
SUICIDE,

AT TIE SHERMAN HOUSE THIS TINE.
About o'clock in the evening OF day before
yesterday d man came to tho Sherman House
registered the name Of ". c. Rothwel, from
MuskeGon, and asked for room, which WAS
given him There Was nothing to excite remark
IN his personal appearance except look Of great
drowsiness and weariness- He took bis supper.
and appeared in the hotel-ofice again shout 7
O'Clock. The same sensation of drowsipees
seemed to overcome him, and be fell fast asleep
in chair on one side Of the Office It is not the
stocun OF the management to allow nappers, or
men apparently drunk, to remain about tho
Office, and consequently he EaB aroused and told
to 20 to bed. He replied that he Was led and
bad not slept foz forty-eisht hours, ami siguided
bis perfect willingness 70 retire, though it was
but 8 o'clock. Hie carewotn, haggard, and
weary look when he applied at tho desk for bis
key led tho clerk to believe that he had taken
little too much, and = boy WAS sent with him to
show him the room, and if necessary help him
up-stAira. The man said that he knew where his
room Was, Was perfectly able to take care Of him.
SELF, and wanted no assistance. The boy, how
ever. accompanied him, but there was no stag
gering or other Indications OF his being under
the influence OF liquor.
Rothwell vent quietly to bed, aud no comment
Tas made except 1bAt 10 did LOOK sleepy and it
VAS the opinion OF those Of the hotel With whom
be spoke that his physical energy Was we'll nigh
exhausted from want Of sleep, Is be himself had
said that he had not been in bed for forty-
eight houre.
About noon Of yesterday, aa he had not ap-
pea1ed, bell-boy was Dispatched to awaken tic
sleeper. He found the gus burning in the room
transom he eaw the occupant apparently as!een
and reported to the Office to that effect, Tia
f.ct that the gus haa been burning iii ni1ht
pointed to something w1ong, and when the door
, 1875-11-28

Lyon, the Signal ofaeaz % Aount n 3.
TN. Who wzs supposed to have beea ~ E.Ss..s.s -
n,ountsin durtuR tho severe storm Of W. nee (,
inst. reached tbs Summit the ne1s naen ~ rtsha
sn exhausted condition, haring passed s0'
n deserted hut
, 1875-11-28
TIE WEST 8rDE CADET.

10 the Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-lf your correspondent,
" Vest Side" is N applicant for appointment to
West Point, I hope ha will not press his claims.
for his letter Of to-day ev,nces vaut Of gen
e1osisy and N ignorance which would unit his
, 1875-11-28
THE BOB7AftS.

I WHAT TIE SOUTH SIDE COMPANY INTENDS DOING
A TRIBUNE reporter On his rounds yesterda
ran across AID. Spalding, whon he 2ccosted upo1
subject which is DOW attracting some atten
ton, namely, the bobtaal care On the lines OF th.
South Side Railway Company. The following
| colioquy took place:
/ R.-Mr. SpaldinR, there is matter OF consid
| cradle interest just row, the ordinance passed
by the Council last Monday night requiring ths
South Side Railway Company to put conductor.
| and drivers On al cars by the list Of JanukEy
| There is some talk Of the Mayors vetoing this
] ordinance. Have you heard anything about
| this?
81 have seen some space devoted to 1t in
| one Of the papers.
R,-What do you think about this ordinance,
| any way?
ST. think
TIE TINE MENTIONED Is TOO SHORT.
This railway company has been allowed to run
its CATS here for several years without any COM
plant. and it seems to me it should be given rea-
sonable tune 10 make the necessary changes in
the cars
R.-Do Jon know how many Of those cars
With fare-bo1es the Compaoy wss running up to
the time the objection was made?
s.-About 165 should say
R--Do you know how many they have changed
recently?
s.-since the 18th Of October they have
changed eixty-dve to two-horse CATS with con-
ductor and driver for each car.
R-Ate they now making the changes.
Sizes. as fast as they can to advantage.
Some Of their cars are too small to run with
rear platform aud conductor, that Ii the kind
known as 12-feet cars.
K---What will they do with these7
S.-They will have to dispose OF them, and get
larger ones, for which they should have reason
able time.
R.-How long time do you think is necas-
eav?
SIT is = bad time just DOW to dispose OF
such property and think they should have
s1 MoNTEH Oh TEAR
R.-What do t-e officers Of the Company
think about the time7
6.-They think they ought to have from nine
to twelve months.
R.-Do yor know how many Of the new two
horse cam, with conductors, the Company has
plsced on Wabash avenue2
S.-Twenty-two. believe
R--Have YOU heard any oomp1sint about the
running OF cars without conductors
S.-Not much, until the difficulty with some
parties who were opposed to the present Com
pany getting the franchise on Wabash avenue.
R.-Nhat are your views IS to tho
VALUE OF PROPERTY ON WABASH ATEyrE
sipce the Hallway Company has been allowed the
right Of way, as compared with it's previous
Vslue2
ST. consider that property On Wabash ave.
nue. ls now more valuable than it was before the
railway Was there. The widening and inprov-
ing OF state street has improved the property
along the line
, 1875-11-28
THE CITY.

WANT TO Sc AN ANGEL.
fAs kruo II TIE u1nI or THE rx11Qp.1
Iv1at to b An angel,
And VITA the Angel< stand;
V11h my .pull-bAxk tight around ma,
Ard my poodle In my nand;
With my lEight-huod striped stockinRSs
And my lencn-colored gloves,
I'd ia The gsyest snyel
In tho celestial groves
, 1875-11-28
NEW YORK,

Nrw YoaK, Nov. N.-Ihs Mutual -
Savings Bank insists on . d1ty-ds5s no's" "
fore withdrawal Of its depotita. -,
Goodkiud Brothers, large wholesale Aqru asss g
ers, at No, 50 D. hoadvay, to-day made IN sassos %
ment for the benefit Of their crsdisofs As
1ate Assignment was also nuade By aa5se a''*
Kind.
, 1875-11-28
AID. JONAS.

To the Editor af The Chicago T11buna;
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.--Notlcing in Fridays paper
shat Aid Jonas feels chagrined ut the reflections
cast upon him. aud that he still claims to be .
Republican, feel in duty bound to call to his
memory some facts connected with late cleo
tions. 4 year ago Mr. Kirk received majority
Of the votes cast III all the precincts but tho
First. The polls in chat precinct vera in the
rear Of Mr. Jonas store, 60 lie could certainly
see what was going On, but he did not use his
endeavora to stop the fraud going on, and which
resulted in Nr. Corcoran's retaining his seat
Again. 1t the charter election held last spring,
weop the polls were in tho same place, why did
Mr.. Jonas not assist the citizens who worked
that day irving to secure fair election in spite
Of the - Hatch House " cro1d !? Fearing that
hr. Jonas might become contaminated il many
more such elections we're hsld in his building,
the citizens petitioned the County Commission
ets to remove the polling place to No. 16O Michi-
gan street, which they oTored free OF charge.
This request WAS granted, but, hIr. Jonas hearing
s it, s eSaq n osff % bis on Aa
what Was the result? Did Mr. Jonas promising
to vote the Opposition ticket restrain him from
assisting the citizens who attempted to secure
fair election? Aid. Corcoran, in room adjoln-
ing and opening into the judges room. watched
over the interest Of hia constituents, but where
WAS AID Jonas? Did the conference he had
with Aid. Corcoran the day before election in his
(Jonas) office have auything to do With tt? Was
1t the - Hatch House tint elected Jonas or tho
respectable portion Of the community II tho
former, he certainly ia true to its interests.
There is in the Iweutieth Ward club, Of which
all men regardless OF party who favor q fair
election have been invited to become members.
Mr. Jonas has never been near that Club, though
he knows Of lis existence 70 we can only con-
clude that he is not in sympathy With euch a
movement It is understood that Mr. Jonas de-
sres to be re-elecled; possibly that may have
to do with it.
CITIZEN OF THE TWENTIETH WARD,
, 1875-11-28

OTTAWA. Ont, Nov. 27.-As : meeting is Is
Eddys old creditors, resolutions Tere as1i,y IL
favor Of accepting 20 cents On ane % oass %as4 ta1a
III fu1ther liability. His liabilities arc ts"''~