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1ELEGRapH!c BREWTlES.

Capt ". f. Barnog young aud highly
respected citizen. Of Mad.aon, Wis, died verv
suddenly yesterday morning Of congestion Of the
bowels.
Four Thousand seyep hundred aud, fifty hogs,
Weighing l,340, 400 pounds wele shipped from
Iowa City, H.. during the month Of January,
averaging $3.50 per cwt. 80"
one season By anv one firm in Clnclnn.ti is
70,690. This was done by r. beresforf} E Co.
who quit yesterday Average weight, 300 tbs.
Charles Rafert, an cid employo Of the Indian
aposia, Peru j. Chicago Railroad. for tvsnty
years at the depot in Indianapolis, fell dead at
his residence last night. Tha CAUSE is supposed
to be heart-disease.
Mayor Bloom Of 1,,wa City, H., receired the
money from the contractors and will nav the
nisn employed upon tue Iowa Southwestern
Railroad next Monday 10 that city. The bridge
over The Wapsie River has lust been cotooeted
ready for the ties. The ro.i from Clinton 10
lows City Is to be ready for the iron in March.
The partial stoppage Of iron and coal royks,
and the stagnatlon of business generallv, have
winter. Over: 800 people are fed daily at the
Boup-honses. To replenish the exhausted funds
OF the Committee, grand charity ball w.ll be
giveu ut the 0pera-House On the 26th inst. for
which extensive preparations aro being made.
4 yerv htillisut meteor passed ovsr Iowa City
On FRIDAY evening a. lD:5O- Its course vas from
southeast toward the northwest. IT Was ae,-
parently about half tie diameter Of the moon,
and accompanied By d beautiful train. The color
and Eividness we're; about like that OF molten
iron. Whilo in view 1t Wae seen to separate into
many fragments, snd. after about three minutes.
the report Of tbree explosions wera heard re-
sembling, IS some eaid. the rumbting Of thun-
der. The reporsa we're much louder vest OF
Iowa City than 1t that place
4 stranger employed IN pork-packiug estab-
1ishment At st. Paul died On Friday. De had
given bis name AMI received letters from Cam
bridge, Mass. as John g. Morrow. Papern
found among bis effects show that his real name
was John Toytord, and that was bis name ia
Cambridge: although letters, evidently from his
wife, are addressed to Morrow, aud ha carried
letters OF recommendation from Arm of pork
the name OF Morrow The later letter is prob
ab!a genuine. except that Morrow 1s substituted
ia place Of Iroyfor1 BY an expert arasuze.
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\ lady ouce consulted DR.. johnson On ths -
gree OF turpituda to be attached to ber sone
robh1ng al orchard. " MADAM" said 1obnae91s
''it all depends upon the weight OF the hoE !
rene1nbar ny schoolfeliov, David GszT'ck, IT
orchards with inpunity but the frat .ts1aa !
climbed up IN apule-tree-f was zlwaya 3 heas}
bog Ethe honsh hroke WITH me, aad it Has 60
Judgment I suppose that is why justice y 4eF
resented NTH par of scaIasl" '''~
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CRIME.


6rsc1al Dtspdth to Tia Chseaoo Tribune
FoR1 WArHE, Ind, Feb. 13--Great excite
nent was: caused hero to-day by the report
OF tho burpin9 Of Il Chicago theatre aud
loss Of several hundred lives. There Was
1 great rush for the morning papers
upon their. arrival and, when the discovery
was made thatthe whole report was amply &
Times hoax, indignation was freely expressed.
The Times is university condemned, and the
evening papers only express the general feeling
ia the demand that ita editor be legally punished
for obtaining money under false pretenses.
sAHFnASc1sco, Feb. 13.-philio Levy nss ar
rested this afternoon on reqa1sition from Gov.
Tilden, Of New York. charged with obtaining
from the New York officer, under writ OF hebess
cornua, and isiled
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New Yonnt Feb. 1s.-Ar1ived-stea1nsh
Be1gic, from Liverpool and Pcrsire, from Hayro.
LrsEnroo1, Feb. 1s--steamship java from
New York has arrived out.
NEW YoR9, Feb. 13.-Arzived - Steamship
Corrtw.!l. from Bristol
New. YoHK, Feb. l3.-Ar1iyed, steamship CITY
Of Antwerp, from Liverpool.
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dal and Of Ms. Stanton, that Nra- Tilton, had
confessed to her: also the> following oAtda OF
Nm. I1ton and Mr. Beechtr, already in evi-
dence:
- MES, 1r1roa TO mp. MouIros.
Hr. Aouhon Mr. UrAR FRIEND For nv
husbands sake and my cliidIen's y. hereby teeti-
fy with Ill my womans soul that am Innocent
Of the crime at impuza coudnct~ alleged against
the. have been 20 my husband true Wlfe-
In his love ask to live and die. Ny early atfec-
ton for him still burns with irs maiden flame,
all the more for s.: Whist he has borne
for my. eake with private and public wrongs.
His plau to keep bick acanda1s loug
ago threatened against me / never approved,
mud the result shows it. unavai1ing. But few
men haYn .ri&ked 80 much as he has sacrificed
again:t him. two years ago, Having had power
to strife othera, lie has fotborne to do it. and
allowed +himeelf. to be injured instead. No
round 10 me il 50 great 90 the impression that
be is among my aceusers: bless hin; erary
day for hls falth in me-, which awoFves not, aud
sarles-
Mk nEFcHrn TO ME- rorLroS,
MT Dean Mn MorLroSs promptly comply
NTH four suggestion OF giving an explicit denial
TO the stories which connect mr name crlminaliy
With 3trs. Tilton's. Tue very thought OF being
obliged to say anything to clear her talr fame
shocas me, and / have hitherto acted Under Ad-
HENRY WARD BEEcuER~
BRooE1ys, Dec g.. ...
II solemuly, denv the scsndslona charges
maae against mo and 3lrs. Elizabeth r. 1llton.s
Especially and enphatieally deny that there
has been auY criminal intercourse, or any color
Of reason for such charge. lily acquaintance
with Mra. Triton has inspired mo With the high.
est esteem for her modestr, p-opfietJ, and
wo,nanIy gr2ces. 7 authorize her or her
husband OF children to use this decla1a.ion.
] desire to state, in addkion, that Mr.. Til
ton during. the whp1e OF this shameful acandAl
las uniformly spoken in The highest terms Of
bis wife. a3d has shown to mB the strongest
proofs OF fuendship.
A SURPRISE TO THE PLAINTIFF.
Mr. T!ton sayg that he can copceiye OF no
possible way By which Mr. Beecher's lawyers
could have obtained what they say is
q copy Of 1.-THE True Story" except
through Mrs. Triton, Tho fragment
OF the paper thst ho produced he
found In her desk after abe quit his home. It ie
poesible, though, that some Of the persons to
whom. be lent the story may hare made d swift
copy oft without his knowledge. The plaintiffs
lawyers say that very lts1e can como OF ''The
True Story" as its purpcrt was made known long
before they knew that It was in existence. The
defense, however, say that it will be sure to turn
the tide and that it is one Of their store OF thun
derbnfts.
, 1875-02-14

MORNING.
Light On the t0n1nost hills now takeA bar sxand
Anil - jocund Morn :" tstps hlshely to av.te
Life from reposA- -
Action upsprfuzs once mora
With T1gor al rtuawd, and with strung am,
RajEren1te, goe4 forth to toll l.
EooN.
Hest now her fu1nace-htes has Nghtea w.
all Nature gazpe for brasth. Sweating Il a1n ton,
Labor bis forehead Wipsa. Light, her mnst dAzznaa
F1zahea afarl
KEfyo.
DUSK neeklY co1ne1 in gray. and Light rettEeA,
Lingering, and looking With backward 7laae&
A., slowly, Ger tho r,onntst1a-top ! abe tataa
Labor has paused. Coas1ng from tufl
HonevaEd he moves, and now his children sruetE-
Plenty and Peace ..
...... NIGHT.
Night drops heE sab1e pau o'er al the earth,
And D zRness sbrouds ~ with fuusrs,i gtoora.
This lower world. Now Silence stalks abro4dt
FINGER On lips, with uoiBetess step shs ruoyeA
And by her side, Stiffness aud 'Catn-
And now
Pesr out tbs ag1s Of Heaven, cnrio,sly
Gtzing from far, wstchful of ge,,te Sleep.
Who rocks the Cradle Of World aud soothn
Fatigue to rest
CHICAGO. J.W Drcxlxeqx
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C1xc1NSAT1, Feb. 13.-1'he ComneerciaPs
Huntington Cy.: Va.) special says dnringa civil
suit in court thera to-day, while q. Donnel1s.i
ore OF the witnesses. was tesifying, DR..
Butler, one Of the parties to the suit called him
\ damned liar. Donpella struck Busler, and was
instantly stabbed In the bowels by the latter
Butler is under arrest awaiting the result Of the
wounded mans injuries.
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Epeci1l Dispatch to Tie Chicnac Tribune,
QUINCY, Ill.,. Feb. 11.-Ou the evening Of the
9th inst, o. ". Hart sud: Charles Weller visited
David Galloupe~ During, their stag ler insult
Cd Mrs. Galloupe. Both men were ordered ont Of
the house, when Hart asEuck Galloupe blow
On tho head which fractured his SKULL,
aud from the effect Of which. the
injured man died this morning. Hart is FORE
man of Coles circus establishment, now quar-
tered in this, city. He has fed but Waller has
been arrested.
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HE IQRAEEn TaX.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. lat view of the antio-
ipated increase Of the tax On tobacco. there faa
been . ruah on the Internal Rsronua o;Hco Tor
tobacco stamps for the past two or three dsys.
One hu::lred Thousand dollars worth were sold
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FIRES.
At INDEPENDENCE, KAN.

At INDEPENDENCE, KAN.
Special Dispatch to The Gh.eaqn Trt6tsns-
LEAvEswoaTH, Kan, Feb. ia fire At 1nde-
pendonce. Ran, yesterday morning, made clean
sweep Of Qua ent1re block in the centre Of the
town. The total loss is about $150,0DO !;
insurance, @3n0o0. The firms burned
out we're: stad d Brlnkman, groceries
Clifford d Ho,nson, harness; J. H. case
stoves aud tinware; August Zutz, cigars; Miller
4 Co., groceries; Donaldson, scu]lelery, Paul &
Co., groceries; scbloss, clothing; Roodger, con-
fecsionesy; nales, druga; Coucormoa, boots and
shoes; Kramer. butcher ,and harness; Ghick
i Co., boots and shoes; Clifford l. Horns,
bssness;, Badin Brns., general 1narchaudisa; ;
Henry Baden, cigars; shanks j Co., Boots and
shoes. In most INSTANCES the stocks Of msrchan-
die ware saved in damaged condition. The
fire originated in Staa i Bnnk.nan's store at 4
a. N. The town presents mouruful aspect to-
day. Stocks Of merchandise are piled up in in
describable confusion in the streets.
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THE LOUISIANA M,]nnl r

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13- The Conservative
caucus mst to-day, and irnmediateiy adjourned
tll Monday. Nothing was, done, the Conserpa-
hsea waiting till: thsir seents retuxn. from Wash
in2ton.> -
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BURNED To DEATH.

Special D,spatrk To The C.1caeo TT.bunk
DELPHos, O., Feb 13.-This morning, Mrs.
Cline; An old lady ot85. while sorting clothes aud
smoking 1t the same time, was burned 80 badly
Is to Cause her death this evening. It is sup
posed that spark fell from her pipe and COM
municated to her c!oshing. She MAS IN old
resident and Au essImabie LADY,.
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: sr. LOUIS, No., Feb 1s.-The Wichita Ksn.)
Beacon learns from gentleman who Left Fort
sill Iast Saturday that the greater portion of the
barracks at,tha. post are burned, and almost all
the Indian prisoners held there hsTa escaped
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STEAMER CilNk

Ntw ORLEANS, Feb. l3.-steamar F]eta bound
for Opelouaas. struck q snag near Donaldsonville,
Friday morning, and sunk in 8 feet Of water.
The boat snd cargo will be saved. Noliyes lost
Value, 5000. Insured for IS ,0U0.
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GERMANY,

HK9.a1a~*L& A-aU HAZZ1N14
LoyDox, Feb. 1.-Tha Florence Epdoa has
published d correspondents rurporting to be b.
tween Mazzini aud. the P1ussian Government
It contains = letter written By M.zzini to Bis
narck in 1867. The latter is warned of tha
existence Of an alliance between France
and Italy BY = concession relatise; to
Rqme. France has secured Italian MD in tia
caee Of q war with Prussia, and Mazzini o0ssa.
If furnished with 10o1 o10 lire a7d arms, TO frus
trate the scheme by enactlns tha restorastun of
1talv. He declares his information ia trust
worthy, but he is unah1a to give aut hoitv tor it
The Coloene Gazette il inclined to believe tho
correspondence, but tha Berlin press repudists
it. <''-
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isDsetae Dzspdkea to RI Eatsado 1t1oxse
DANynIE, n, Aeb. ia fire was discor-
erred in the d.elfing-bouse: Of Samuel Hurley
this morning a. hah--pass O'Clock, and before
assistance could be rendered the house was al
most entirely consumed. Loss probably S700,
which Was carered by insurance.
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ROBBERY AND lNcEhplARlsM,

Special Dts1s1tch ta The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS 0rTYr no., Feb. 13.-A band. Of bur
glars robbed Thomas Castles grocery and dry
goods store, ut Raytown, last night, Of $50;
also, the Masonic Lodge Of SIS then burned
the building, which, with Castles stock, IVES
worth S., ,D00.t Insured for 81, GOO. No arrests
, 1875-02-14

6A6A1NE 1NSuLTEpt
BAyoNSE, Feb I3.-Ex-3 Marshal. Bszstns q.
rived 1t 8antan lar Yesterday. Ths French rosi-
dents having asked for and obtained permission
Of the authorities TO serenade bum. used the op-
Dortunitv to hiss him and indulge in insulting
cries Tha crowd was dispersed By, the poliee
, 1875-02-14

Sneefat D:spa1h to The Chicaao Tribune.
YouSosroyx. o., Feb. 13.-Tho dwelling
house Of Thomas p. Jones, miles north OF This
city, was consumed by fire last night, the In
mates barely escaping with their tiyss, and say
ins but little. Losa- about S2,601- Insured iu
Conhcctieut Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, fo- $4,000,
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AT BAY CITY, MICH.

w ~ HINF7s
Speeial Diepaseh to 7Ae Chicago 7ti1une.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE sixth
Ward. school-hoase in Bay City was totally
destroyed BY fire this morning. Loss. $4,000.
Insured for, s7,o0o; So. 500 in. the Phoenix.
Of: Hartford, and tie same amount IN tho North
American.
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A BROKEN. RAIL.
Snscial DjsDatcA t. Ths C1dtaoe Tftbune
pHoK1A, Ill, Feb 13.--Aa the Eastern bound
freight train On the. Toledo, Peoria l. Wa1eaw
Road WAS nearing sciota list night, broken rail
pitched several cars, including tho caboose, into
ditch, and injured the following persona nons,
William Crook, heokux. arm hurt and rib broken
james Mcclure Kelthaburg, Mo-, hurt Internal
iy; Aerander Allison. Good Hope, Ill, injured
in the side and badly bruised. A train was at
once dispatched from Warsaw with. several sur
geona on board, but when the scene Of the scci-
dent 1as reached the injured ones had been
taken care of BY the Seiota doctors, and every
thing was al right: Trains are running nov On
time.
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CASUALTIES.

4 RAILROAD BRIDGE G}VEs way.
Spectd& Dzsna1tn to The Chcdan 7s1oune
DEcATuK, Ill, Feb 1s.-The accident which
occurred on the. Illinois Midland Railway, night
before last, created considerable excitement, the
more 10 becanssit. Vas impossible to gain correct
information in relation to the matter until. to-
day, the employees ct the road seeming deter
mined to keep tho matter 10 themselves. The
train was proceeding on lts way. being about
an hour behind: time, when the bridge
way, and let down a psssenger-coach and bag
gage-car. the engine being detached By the for
tunate breaking Of the coupling. Thomas Cliff
ford the conductor, Hilmer, brakeman, Nc
Donsld- the baggage-man, :and Capt. c. F. EN-
cry, grain dealer Ut Matoa, this county, we're all
more or Iesa injured, but none fatally.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
- - r.

CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Special D.spateh ta The Ch.oaoo Tribune,
NoRvALK, O., Fab. 1S.-Walter Bate, resi-
dent Of Norwaik, was killed in Milan, 1 = miles
north OF here this afternoon. He, with Others,
we're engaged in repairing machinery in gr1e4-
MILL Of which he was owner, when boiler fell
on him, crushing him in q. terrible manner, kill
ing him inatantly-.
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feet ona around me to discover the exact spot
where all this murder had been committed; but
smallest vestge Of blood Or anythine At al al
resembling it. In short, the whole floor WAS
nothing bat 4 mass Of dry, crisp, cbarred remains
OF burnt straw. It vas certainly an old-lookipg
sAce; but
NO ONE COULD RAVE GUESSED II
to be s1auehter-Eouse. There was another
mystery to bo accounted for. Ii: England. when
anybody in ones little village from the worthy
Rector at the top OF the hill down to the little
ale-house keeper at the bottom, kills pig, the
meut. like worm ia the bud, feed on bis damask
cheek, Invariably explains to every person in
the parish.-Dissentars and all,-Dot only tho
Transaction, but every circumstance relating to
it: and accordingly whether you are very bnsily
Writing, reading, thlukingt or falling about
your sofa to pay yona morning: visit, yon know,
and they kno8 perfectly svel though it fs not
deemed proper to make anY alIusion to il, the
beginning, middle, and end, in short, the Eho]e
progress OF the deed For, first OF all. lttls
petulant noise proclaims that somebody, some
where, 10 irving to catch pig; then the animal
begius all at once, With the utmost force Of his
lungs to gquall out: 'Theyve~ caught me-
they're pulling at me, They're trying to trip me
up. q. felo# is knaeGng on me, theR're going to
tpey'vs done for mo {the sound gets weaker). I
feel exceedingly unMeu; TN getting faint;
faiuter; fainter still; shan't ba able to squati
much longer e. long pause}; this very long llt-
tle sausn is ny lat; it's al 0ver' I'm dyine;-
Nov, during the shor: period had been in the
establishment, all the pigs before ma had been
killed; and although l he'd come, f.: no other
earthly purpose but to iook aud listen; Though
over since Ihad entered the gate I1.l-to con
feas the tlu1h-=expacted to hear. st1,aL was
surprised bsd noE heard ona and was OF only
ready bnt equally an1iona, With the fidausY Of =
shorthand wrleer to have inserted in nv uote-
book in TWO lines Of treble aud bass the smallest
quayer Or demiaemiquayer th1t should rcsch nv
eara,-retI ! had
NOT AARD TIE SLIGHTEST SOUND
Of discomfort! However, While / was ongrossed
with these various reflections, heard some foot
seps outside: 3 man within opened the door
slightly: and through the aperture in trot:ed.
looking 3 isle Wild; a large; 1ooee pig, wLose
white clean, dellcsts skin, physically as we'll AZ
morally, formed stirling 9coatrast With the hiacE
ruins around him, 1u'a few seconds lie stonped:
put his snout TO- the ground to: Rnen It, did not
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MONTE CASINO. =
The. Scene Of LongfeIlow's Last
Poem.
The Trip from Rome 70 the Monastery
Places Of Classical and Medieval
Interest.
The Abbey, It's Founder, and Its His
tory---A Rare Collection OF
Manuscripts,


! Tritten for 7he Chicago Tribune.
1 Ono OF the latest productions from the pen OF
! Longfellov is a very pretty little descriptive
poem, in the atlantic Monthly for February, en-
| titled. Monte Casino." Thinking shat more
definite description OF
THAT CELEBRATED MONASTERY,
II well as the other placea- mentioned in that
poem, might be Of general interest, herein give
brief account of . visit paid to that locality
not long since:
We left ths 'sEternh City, by the morning
train that passes over the principal highway con-
nectlng Romo and Naples. It runs through one
OF the most interesting regions Of Italy. The
scenery ia surpassinglY beautiful whileFnined
cities, dilapidated fortifcations, and medieval
castles meet the eye continually. To the classical
student it is . field OF enohantment. for every
mile ia marked with historical "Reminiscences
Along the ronte were many Of the principal cities
OF the Iatins, the Yalsci, the Hernici, and Cam
panlane.;
On leaving Rome no cross tho plain lying
between that CITY and the mountains. known as
tho 'Campagna;o - the cars running nearly par
allel to the ruined sepulchres Of the celebrated
Vis Appih,- until We strike tha base Of the Afban
Hills at Anano. When We diyerge-to the south.
passing Bncceasiyely the beautifully situated
towns OF Caatls Gpndolfo, Albano, Arricia, and
Genazeno. nestled cosily along the slopes Of
Monte: Cayo, which. tises majestically
above the surrounding, country, crowned By
its white-yalled " convent, but where
once stood grand te1uple to. Imperial Jove.
Sunny memories Of delightful days .spent in via-
iting thess: charming scenes, In company with
our we1l-kpomn Chicago sculptor. V, and
family, hannt NY mind as VIC glide past and
enter the Town OF Ve!letri. This WAS an ancient
city Of the .Volsnana, but contains little OF
interest to the Traveller, except its ruined medle
val walls and towers. Beyond, We enter the de-
files Of the volscian; Mountains, leaying the
Pontine Marshes to the right, On the other side
Of which CLEANS the blue, Mediterranean. Vel
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BOARD OF APPoRTIoNMENT.

The Board OF Apportionment held q meeting
yesterday. communication was received from
the Police CommIssl Oners in which they asked the
Board TO appropriate $4,000 OF the unexpended
balance OF the appropriation for the Police De.
partment or 1871 to the street cleaning account.
Mr. Green said that the Police Commissioners
received every month see, 900 for street cleaning.
They mad saved $4,000 out OF the amounts given
them Tor Janu February ana March. Thus
they had Tor the present month 100000.
MT DIspecker VINO was present said that the
amount saved was So, 900 instead OF $4,000. He
tnat the Board were ANXIOUS TO push the
WORK OF street cleaning and the working force
would have TO De doubled.
Tne Mayor remarked that II the Police Commits
sioners oil tue opinion thar the amolnt
asked tor was needed he would vote to let them
have IL.
me Commissioners request was 1nally granted.
all tue members OF the Board becoming satisfied
that ii was reasonable one.
On mo ION OF Mr.. Green resolution
adopted calling upon the heads OF the different
departments 10 report to the Board the balances
TO their credit Tor 1874
One D the commissioners, Mr. III. ii. Porter, APP
pointed TO supervise the erection or court
mouse in tue ThIra judicial district applied TO he
Board Tor Ineir OPINION as TO whether the Board
mad power to Tx the compensation o. the Commits
sioners. DIR. Green tnereupon offered a resolution,
wnIcn was adopted that there was a DOUBT as to
the Boards power IN the matter. In view OF this
decision OF the Board the Legislature VIII now have
10 tx the compensation OF The Commissioners.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs

~ Judge Donohue.
In the matter OF PaIK. FIRST National ore Com.
pany vs. ADste fdam.-Mem0randums.
In the matter Of ScTlDuer, Emma silver Mining
Company VS.. PARK, the matter or the Union
Home and SCHOOL Colligan vs.. Fscher.-Granted.
KosIn vs.. Aunln.-hotion granted. see memo
randum.
strupl VS.. strupL-I desire 10 see counsel.
Donnely vs. loung.-l am satisfied with the
order as entered.
Heck vs.. Dsvdsen.-Plaintin is entitled to s25
COSTA
Walsh vs.. walsh.-Deeres Of divorce granted TO
painun
SUPREME coURT-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van BrunL
De Verona ". Holmes.-Case settled.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Mcneil.
GodfIot Va. Hazard and anorner.-JudQment Tor
plaintiff. See opinion on findings.
BY Judge Speir.
Bulls Head Bank W. Stetson, impleaded. &c.-
Gaze settled.
By Judge sedgwick
Cary vs.. Driggs.-hotlon granted, with costs.
Memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
Mandel vs. Observation-Disclosures granted.
Morgan Va. Stevens-Order settled.
Kohl VS.. Kaiser ct al.-See memorandum.
wright et al. W. Koch ct aL-Judgment on ref
eree's report
By Judge DAILY.
Weed Va. Great Western Insurance Company.--
Judgment Tor defendants. see opinion.
simon vs.. tdcock.-AotlOn denied, without
prejudice or COSTS
Grant We. Armstrong-Motion granted, with
costs 70 abide event.
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BOARD OF POLICE.

At meeting OF the Board Of Police yesterday
afternoon a communication was received from the
Board or Health relative to the driving OF cattle
through the pubic streets IN the uptown portion
OF the city AZ untimely hours. which was referred
TO the superintendent lor action.
resOluLlon was adopted requesting the Corpo-
ration Counsel TO AT once institute legal me sures
10 compel the attendance OF Louisa Smith AMI
otncr leading witnesses IN the case oil captain
Williams, now pending Uei lore the Board.
A complaint OF Eugene A. Heath against 0flcer
Richard OiC0nnorsot the DIstrlct Attorneys ONCE
setting iortn that he was illegally arrested by the
ABOVE policeman and locked mp in the First pre-
clnct station house from saturday night ii Mon.
re erred TO the Committee on Rules and DISC plne.
The following named persons we're appOin ted
patromen :-Jonn Malloy, James L. Cannon, John
Whearty and Albert Robbins.