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llhtt" to horlro nil til" no:,cy in Ito vault, m,
c.'tEn1 I"eNa."s "'n'iInsif1; to <"p.h1p IN
6FecthHEt. Aatlnnii ila: nptta, anil 1.ner clt.
i refcy. tnsidtH large an.,,u of bonds anI a,h.
tr hrti,lt">, and With :!lu.. !.p .rcut over u IL
lsochsuo National i;anx. and tI,erc Iof. them ,.T
H:c''lity, IT courbo fr.. locking up and making
all night tha ,Ioo,s or tho vault,
1t would tnatl that hy "A hbrewd and upt}cmon.
httasl't movement In ctJrli linyo occurred .he
quiet rrerenco Of tho tnIiro and '.bacQo,, tIo
,'''Ei"rr, but l'or1itly l.o:, for lt1ey uyjc,,ty
:h"" every movement at.al w4H made In the wi.
".tennn rs ina'lo hit1siH;:4.
4h't fuHfntl'E I'LL examination was madn In tho
cM'asei htovo tho bank. EyerytlIiu; appeared
y. I1anl. bat on tr;'hs Tic carpet at ront III.
largo r!ece Lad been carefully cut otlt atjas
c,As!e1niy replaced, NJ that tho marks of cutting
dIts not sl'ow. il waH also found tlAt ttc 9oot
liz na4 been cul through, but carefully re.
l,,.'.' a,rtI'u' a"u LUG t'la!'k'hg ncrswed down ~
Frnuby IN u It had nhyer boon disturbct
~ y taking out tho sctewa and Hitting tbu
toor'ns u was found that o1,n Of tho joists bud
oeeh c.lt on, probably with saw, and wids hoIo
,ssI, .n19uen ihn toor also that the brick
.nonen :" lc1 broRG-Bhnnlt1erel man down into
.no taut below. with room to npAre. Unknown
70 themselves tho burglars. in removing the
1"v. course of bricks had no far disturbed tho
"a cause tho dropping Of that toil-tajo
iieco Of plaster upon tho clean tloor
q t1o bank vanIt. which led to tho frstratiop Of
their Well'lttd hchome. Evidently ttcy haJ ar
ranged, potilapn after weeks Of ni!ent prcpara-
tion' TO mako tloir haul Gu Friday night, Uct, /.
the discovery wha made Juas in tho MEX Of time.
Looking further aboat tho hole In tic church
i'oor the investigations discovered, Bnugly htowci
In between tho to,sta two large bags Of burcars'
ais t9os, including jnmes erowtara' prieru, chs
o,e. alsd great variety Of other implements,
abont LOO ~ nli, such 81 burglars ate familiar
Will. In tlls large and select outfit, the most
comploie tf4at ts ever poBacBBed by any pru-
fcssiopa! burglar, WV. aIso past Of ao air. air.
pump. to exhaust tho air in vault lock or safe
lock, mad thus canse tho drawing in OF gun
powder. There WAS also a big crowbar ;but
eoula 10 take,' apart or put together in sections
aud Il ended ~ timpy-a powerful aud eGoc.
tive instrument.
Air. Kite. before 1caying the bark for tho
night. got Sheriff pauIk 70 60 With h!u, mud in.
specs tho PROMISES. BIT. It Ia not known that auy.
tha'g was dome to capture tho busglsrB Tic
theory IL, That tile crackAnen came at piKht with
team aud went away bsio,o tnrsniug, loayipu
ono OF tuer nnnbor to watch during tho div.
drsat excinment has prevailed e,nce tho discoy |
ory ot this plot. but, 70 fur IS known, thoto ia
10 Glow "hateFor to tho perpetrators Of the |
, 1875-10-05

l
| PREPARING TO COIN SILVER TO AEDEEX TIE
| FRACTIONAL cunuEScY--cuINEsE ptsrnrsT or
DRAFTS SINCE THE CALIFORNIA FAILURES.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 30.-Tho Act Of Jan.
II, 1875, to provide Tor the resumption OF specie
! payments, authorizes and requires tho Seore-
retary OF tho Treasury, ~ rapidly a. Ia
practicable. to cauao to bo coiucd Ut tho
mints OF tho United States, silver coins
| Of rhe denomination OF TO- rs. and
81 cents, and to lssue shona In redemption Of m
equal amount Of fractional currency ct similer
denominations. Dr.. Luderman, Director Of thu
Hint Bureau, is now engaged III perfectiug 1neaa-
usoa for tho coinage Of such pieces to ouablo
the Secretary to carry out the plan. Tlla total
amount Of fractional currency shown by
tho books OF the Treasury Department
to - DO nov now ~ circulation is 80. 7s3, ,675, and
1t IL eattmatod that Of this amount si9, 100 600
ato u lucent noteh; q, 500 600 In 1o-cet notee;
"a. 000 600 III scent notes 9lO COO 900 in 25.cent
notoa; and sl5, 600. 600 in 60-cont notas. uonco.
witl require l2o. .ooo, 600 d!mes to retire tho
end, with tla present operations Of tho mlnts,
t~o ycara will bo required to coin them olono.
unless tho coinage Of all other psoceH be- gus-
pended aud tho whole force be assigned to work
Forty millions Of quarters will be required to
replace ascent uotes and 80 900 QUO half.dollsrs
to replace tho to-cons notes. It Ii beloved, how
ovs5 shst .t ls.s. Of tho fractional
T"*se%4S| 49,. 4bAG 7*k4G0 kCoA HNE1 QHk R6kI8
In circulation, aud will never be pre-
m sensod for redemption. At tho
Philadelphia Mlnt the principal work
u on small silver coin but at tho San
Francisco and cA1son City Mnts gold coinage
t. being forwarded a. rapidly u ia poastblo on
account ct thu greRt demand tor coin On tho
Pacific Coast. At the Assay Office in Now York
EshuinE operations have beon somewhat 70.
str1cted on account OF tho extensive alterations
and renalFa requased to remedy tho damage done
tho oa'ldlng and 70 enlarge tho capacity Of that
establsshnant.
Since the failure Of the Bank Of California /
the demand for trade dollars has become crc.ter
than heretofore, aud much time ia occupied At |
tho usnts tn coming them. The reason for sho
Increased dameud II explained by the fact that
tho Uhineso residents OF tbs pacIho Coast, since |
the failure OF that bank, Transact oil Of uleir |
business With the trade dollar, aud will use !
nothing but tho actual coin for remittance. foar-
ing to purchase drAttH aud thus risk Tue lo4a Of
money thould othor failures follow.
Or. LthdermAp will not submit his report upou
the location OF tho proposed M[ss,ssippi Valley
mint 70 Secretary Hfistow until tho latter part Of
November. BY which time he expects to have re-
pl!es 10 tho Inquiries submitted by him to yari-.
ouA boards OF trade aud commercial orgaulxa-
Ftoas ~ to tue private capital employed IL thcir
respective cities, their trade with the bullion-
producing statca and Tertitorlea. rates for or
pott aud tbs ordinary labor aud means OF co,u.
naaieasion with the ba!!lon-pzoducinY dlaaicts.
, 1875-10-05
FIRES.

At AuH0HA, N, ?.
Special Dtspatth 10 1hs Ehlcaor TYjbun4
BUFFALO. n. K, Got. A heavy tiro occurred
at East Aurora, III this county, last night, de-
stroYlng tile tavern Of E. Pierce, tho storo Of II.
u. Miller. md the barns OF C. J. Hamlin, The
loHs il heavy for d country village. Mr. Millor'a
storo was valued at e2,500 aud his stock at
$l5. 600. The hotel wns valued At $4,000. Tho
barns contained q. .000 worth OF hay and grain,
ana altogether was valued At $40, ,00o. Tho TO-
tai loss WAS e40 900; insured. $4,000. Ono
horse was 80 badly burned that 1t died. Incon-
dtarism Ia suspected ~ tho calso OF The fro,
, 1875-10-05

6FfeH7 U1spaHh % 7Rs cAaodao TFlbunA
EAST sAa1NAw, Mich. Oct. 4.-Ths dead body
OF lnaa "as found this forenoon lying In tho
woods IN mo suburbs Of Saginaw ctsy. Il was
removed 70 the undeztsker'a tor Identification.
and tb's essnlng 1t wss ascaft.!oed 70 be Robert
psttstsoa' snsIo mao, o. year. Of NO, 1.ssly
the past wtsk eolsd sssues strangely, spd il Wa
n,ittsd ku!alaa. VIVA"
unsAA. Qet: :4.-.tFs. Cowan. wlto of gambler
div aikht. w @A'"ts
, 1875-10-05

N*W "A AsTA%$s
AooKvuIE, Conn.,, Oct. IA bold and very
this town oame near reaching successful con-
clus!oa last night. A uoly aecident alopo
eaycd the bank. Tho First NAtional Bank and
the Rockville Savings Bank hra both located
In tho basement Of the Methodist Church.
Dstwcen the plasteted oolling OF tho bank
vault and tho plank flooring OF tho church
above Is only thlcknoss OF swo cournes Of
brick and mortar. An hours work With crow.
bar would enable man to knock hole through
provided he had arst cut away tho heavy plank
flooring above. IA = measure OF safety In such
atato Of things, the Firat National BANK had
employed regularly tho services of O ntaht
wetchnan to siait tic bank onoe n hour from
0 -. III. to q a. m. This wstohmaa il one of
two employed at night by the Rock Mill. Ilo
goes once IN hour 70 the bkuk aud into the vault
10 SEQ thas all Is safe. II 10 docs uot return to
she Mlt! within hye minutes sfser tho hour, the
the mill bell. These precautions seemed safo,
yet tho event proved that, but for IN accident.
they would not have Ava1led to HAye tne bank.
notw!t1standtng tho bank vault u kept Lighted
Ill night. '~
LAss night as 8 O'Clock Ms. John II, Kj.a
Caahsex. departed from his common custom at
night and went TO tho bauk aud into tho yault to
make deposit Of some funds which he did not
care 70 keep III htA Possession till morning, On
enteslng the vsult 'ho noticed one or TO little
plecea Of plsstor1ag on the Aoor. This ted am
to look up 10 the calling, and there seemed 10
be ; large pioos Of loosansd pIastetinX that
VIA apparently only hold BY tho hair 10 its
compoaitlon. lie WAS now thoroughly Interested |
to hnd out what wAa happening to the ceiling,
md reached up With his oaus and punched tic |
spot, whom his cane wont through snd revealed 4
large hole In tho bricks aud mortar vhe.o |
Ehsse ahould haye been solid masonry, Not |
sveu yet. fully Realizing tho meaniug Of |
his revelation, Mr. KITE reelected that on
,oring to tbs bank ha bAd potieod
q tbs dusk N unknown man uqsr
hs church building, and stlnsmhsrsd that tbs
intno*n MP had dodaod oat ot sisht u III
IhptoAnA. HI Nku h6N ALARMED, aud foeae
, 1875-10-05
Building Operations on tho Chicago
Custom House 1TiIl Soon
Commence.
Customary Notice Regarding Bogus
Notes on Certain Illinois
Banks,
The Frecdlncn's Bank VIII Soon
Pay II Twenty-Five Per
Cent Dividend.



BTEEtlSH Er AFTEM uEiAxo.
*pse1ai Dtp4tch to The Chicago Tribune
WAaH1soTpS, u. C., Oct. i.-Iha Interior Do
partment stab1os, whero the Government horses
were kept uudor slIc Delauo administration at d
cost OF abont $50 head per mouth. have boon
ordered 10 bo cloaed up by Mr. Cowon. and tic
horaea will at once be transferred to less expon-
atve quarters. where their board will cont nut
mofa than a25 head per month. Onco before
during Mr. Dolano's absence Gen Coweu at-
tempted 70 nbolish this expensive stable,
but tho Secretary returned In time to
rFevent It. On Frday last, wlep Gen,
Cousn entered his Department ho found upon
shc noor of his room and that Of tho sectotary
new velvet carpets costing about eGUo which tie
Superintendent Of the Department building lind
purchased without consulting tue Assistant sec-
rotary, although tho old oneH were worry iittle
Worn and lad been in uso only short t.tnu
Secretary Cowen immediately sent for tlau Hu-
peEintondent, and called him to account for such
~ e1tEavagaut expenditure. 1t Is moro than
nkely that tue ollice Of tho Superintendent will
bo abolished, aud Tho dutiea suru1d over 10 the
dlRbufstpg officer Of the Department.
, 1875-10-05

sF. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 4.-1fichaol Lynch, ao.
caaed Of shooting Ills fatllor-in.law, ]. Mahopay.
"as arrested last uiEl1., aud IL being examined
at Hastings. Mallonoy. who Ia recovering.
sosvol In the army from before tho Semtpo!o
war to three years ago. Flo camo to It. sneIltue
IN charge Of recrnita In 1915. For several Yuars
Sergeant,
, 1875-10-05

8pstfal Nspateh ts TAs CAfe.3, 1ftb uns.
WARRINGTON. D. G.. Oct. &.-The enforce
mont OF shs new eystena Of collecting dutles on
paasen8ers baggage u Of mich beueat to tue
revenue. The dutles collected last weak from
tho cabin passengers Of tho 6,ythla wsse $4,000
IN gold. The faassnsers Of the Ethiopia, xhioh
sscshs!y arrived, paid u. 500 In gold.
TER suPNkHn cpuhx
tnssts ou Monday ha1t. Th4sa m AeS saaas oh
, 1875-10-05
DROWNED.


sspF0a7 O9sfdteA % NJ CEIedVo 7Fl6uns.
MADISON. Wis, Ort. "A young man, 1S
Jears old, nsmed George Chandler, living 6 snilos
from this cit y In tho Town Of Burke, wont out
into tho brxsi' near Ills house hunting yester-
DAY. Not returning At dsrh. search wAa uado
aud he was found dcad In tho brush. biz gun by
his side. l!s clothes parity burned on, snI tho
body burned to q crisp In somo plAcss. aud tbs
ooweis protrud'ng. It Ia not known how tho
fatal accident occurred, but 1t Ia pupcosoi that
the gun caught In the busbsa and was diaoharg.
cd il bis bEeaat.
, 1875-10-05

10 hltort Hponcer who will CONTINUE thu bu4fneia
Mt tho oil! stanI. Joiln tl4a,n.MlIi;.. n tho
other land. las hardened llis Heart, and will
| opon Tho oil Driliai losatiun nt Washington ~
! a restaurant.
Clris.iht statesmen We hars had. anil now va
aro to have tho genus Christian aliius TIM of
tho class has got Aofd ul TIM indianapolis S,Wi-
net and he takcH np oil Ut Saturdays fss,,s il,
e1blalntng What ptoua papor Sunday. iapun
| Will bo. And ho 10 a reverend, t,u. 1tiB ;Iuu-
day paper, which In all lrepa ed ou SUNDAY, is .s
profano IN II cao DO tho buys III tho of,ico take
caro- OF tint.
Tom Fields and Henry uet1ot, OF LIN lesuoct
Tweod Hing. arc said to l,o cnjoyiug teuseIyos
hugely In Montreal Doth silcso ,net, want Ia
Europe t1rRt when they wero Obliged to decamn
from America, and lost large part OF their
atolou money At tho gaming tables Of Mouaco
aud Baden~ baden. Genet Ia now quite poor
and Fields haa not all tho money llo took away
with him. They went to Montreal, after return
Ing from Europe, iii order to DO near tAcir frcnds
aoa obtain aomo pocuniary asslBtancs.
Capt. Wobb, tho marvellous swimmer who
lately crossed tho English Channel by Bhoer
exercise Of muscle, has boon examined by dis
tangutsiled surgeon. who reports the results In
tho Lancet. Tho Captatn ia said to DO Is faet and
IL
measure, II inches bicops, 1876 inches FORE
arm, t11i inches. Ono remarkable thing shout
the Captains physical development is his weight,
which is extraordinary for an athlete, and shows,
as tue Surgeon ssys, tho proHence OF constaera-
bio other tissuo beside tnnscle.
Agnes Etol, tho charming Now York nctress,
WIN married. wealthy gentleman OF Buffalo,
celebrated hpr return to tho stage last night,
uor husbands circumstances aro ns good t,uw
as they wofo when no married hor, but ho has no
prejudice against tue atage. lilo proved that
when ho SOUGHT ils VIE thoEo. Mtaa Etho!-or
NIB Tracy as sue 10 Known IN private iifo-llas.
nko t1foss o1hes young ana pretty actresses
eAaHs'ea'eah amu.s'oh. Acfs ia moro rea5on-
nD'o 1uan o'ae1s winch !n'Bat % hamod slo
uaa e.oas oes'fe 20 play Jnf'et; haa 1nado q
nsuus " suu part anu oc''o'es Hho could inter-
i.os r. ~ '"'ol1Gehty' sue pooh-poohs Adelaide
Ne''7oo q JUICE
IN ono OF Tho bright Now York letters to tho !
Boston Evening Gazette, mention Ia mado of Afr. |
a. II. siacaohough Secretary OF the Eric Rail- |
way Company, as " tho lawyor-crit,c, so ncrfoct |
r. - W 1naehoshSs warrington
a1acdououol preai,,onI of H. ~ Nyaoaofe
piatv. eerro+erv r., t,,o ro..,,. "a ~
~ ~. sSe.otats VI .oe centafy' and perhaps Its
Dristed and hold by thu ]attor tn ho lin 1rut l.r
acholnr l., n,n.a: 'ao .as.os ~ oe LUG Afat 'ay
poet, and critic. uo writes tha host ro,iawa ,a
'oalsl papers md magazines. and translated Pa
mes | Mon,aI' uS'A"''0 p'p'fS '0f tA0 Popular Sci
zonerate Chicago bor. IN Tho autl,or -; H. A -,
o,%1r,~ ,a.ts.xt |
, 1875-10-05


3pseldl Dtspdseh Ia ~ cAicdau Trto1n<.
EAs7 dAo1aAw, Mich. Oct IA lady named
johnson, leaving At Ishica. Grattot County, bar
been sick for Hoi,,o time With typhoid fsvor. On
Saturday the phyaictan prescribed hydrate Of
chloral, and the druggist BY mistake put up cor.
soslvs eubllmato, which MAS admlnisserd with
fatal effect. At last Admces har racoyesv ms
considered ImnoasiuIo.
, 1875-10-05

spe1at 0bpateh To 4hs Chteaas Triaux,
H1ogsyi4Ls, O., Oct. A-DHtson, Ka.r l. Goa
u" and planning mill, It this p!sce, burned down
a. O'CLOCK this morning. Origin Of dre not
, 1875-10-05

sperdt D9spa1ch 70 1AS chszaoo 1situns
RASBAs CRY, Oct. 4.-The afternoon train
from 6t. Joseph on tho st. Joseph, Kausas Guy
and Northern Railroad was thrown from the
track last evening about o'clock near Rich.
mond by COW that vas On thu track. ali tho
cars except the Pullman LEFT the track. Tho
engine and baggageeAr wo.e completely smashed.
The engineer aud fireman wcro badiy wounded,
ths engineer 1t ts thought fatally. Mono Of the
passengers we're injured.
, 1875-10-05

:, =. n. 7. :
oswEoo, N. X, Oct. 4.-rhe Second Ward
asLool-houss WAS burned last night Tho losa ia
$4,000; inaured as follows: Ame.ioa, s1,0o0;
Fire Association. e1.000; Liverpool London
\. nnd ~ m1ione, ma, eooooi Springfield. el.oo0; Atlau-
tic, a2,0o0: and Scottish Commercial el. 900.
Tho h1o wa the work Of au tucoudiarv. ''>'
, 1875-10-05

LAWRENCE, Aaaa., Oct. 4.-A Aze. originating
from spontaneous combustion. occurred 1t
Warrington Mills to-day. The loss on atock
and machinery ia astimttsd at atn mn ~,
the building the losa IL comparatively tridinr.
, 1875-10-05

Special eofTsspond<nes ~ TIA CA.eaoo 1fthuna
LAxs1sa, Mich, Oct. Attosney-o General
Smith has issued circular to ths County Prose.
cutting Attorneys Of the stase instructlnE thsm
eEs from othef 6tatsa selling here EltGoot \ L.
ctuaa.
, 1875-10-05
FIHANcE IN SAN FRANCISCO,

84a FaANusoot Cal., Oct. 4.-Ths Nevada
Bank opened II 10 pollock this mornluE. Thore
was = large crowd In as.sadauae but 10 aemon-
stxAtiou. ~"'~4
1hs Bank ot California lA do!og business II
naaA1 with nb ssts&asdlhiry oa0 o. IL ~
, 1875-10-05

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 4.-The Gazette saye Of
tho Montpelier female Humane Association Lot-
terry. that It III beloved that not single t,oiar
Mas drawn BY any bona flde ttcket-holdor, nut
flat the who!o OF tho money, amounting TO half
million dollars has beon retained by Nou Ynri.
aharpers, who aro accused Of tho entire fraud.
, 1875-10-05
ALLEGED f'puclARY M,sDEMEAnoR.


MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4.-Tho CatzARusou caao In
proceedlng before judge Email in the Circuit
Court. Thedoteudant, the Public Administrator
Ia charged With abstracting paposs from, the safo
Of petaon decoased, TO which Le had soceas BY
virtue Of bis Office.
, 1875-10-05

DosToN, Oct AIN the United Statea Circuit
Court shfs morning. George Miller aud Willam
amish. who vero convicted Of murder on board
OF tho schooner Jefferson borden, were sentenced
to be hanged 1an "A. They received their SEN
tonce without emotion.
, 1875-10-05

Special O1spatch to The Chtcooo Tnbuns
DUBUQUE. Ia, Oct. A two-atory frama
dwelling, oWnod by Distrau, In tho Fifth Ward.
burned At II o'clock tonight. Burglars malo an
attanpt on James CuahinR'B safe during the 1lro,
but we're f0tiod.
, 1875-10-05
ARREST OF A MURDERER.

NF'Et"* 91'sp"'e'F 70 I Ho EHsS1Fl1 1F11Hf9t
oanKosH, Oct. 4.-Hcnry Rowan, the murder-
or Of John Magill, was arrested at Berlin by
City Marshal Ellis on friday evening, and was
brought hote yesterday. He insists that tho
killing wAa dono Ia aelf-dofon4o,
, 1875-10-05

THE RoUHEoHp sCAFFoLptNQ ACCIDENT.
Sr*Sat hspaseh to Iht Chicago Tribune,
IocKroan. ILL.,. Oct 4.-0. II. A1qluat, one Of
tho unfortunate men who toll from tha scatfo}d
lass Friday, expired last night At u o'clock. Tho
thtoc others Who were injured ut the s&Ma time
are considered out OF danger,
, 1875-10-05

sosttal Ldspatch u Ta< Gh.ta1o Tf!aan4.
DUBUQUE. H., Oat A.-Andsow Stsioak had
his hand Almost severed frorn the wrist bY cts-
culas Ian. He will probably !oaa his haul
, 1875-10-05

Special DHpateh to Ths Chteaoo Irtoun4.
bF. Paul., Minn., Oct. 4-Chatles Cullen, who
Fred pistol Saturday attaruoon II Mai. Culyor
Of th!s city, was held to bail In "a, 900 to-day to
anBwar at tho next term Of court
, 1875-10-05

SptttaI UttxlttA q TIA CAteo0o IFt6un1,
DIooa1Naroy. IT,, Oot 4.-Tho nsme of tho
man found on the track ~ Lexington With his
skull crushed Sunday. Ia Hermann nodeuaicr.
He ia dorman barber. And has recently worked
In Pontiac. IIe wss alive this afternoon. but WAN
lusensb's sud beyond the hope OF recovery,
He hss brother IN Cincinnati, 4 clgar-tpakor,
, 1875-10-05

8pe'0 O1apaseh 70 Tia CAt10an TFtonns,
DETROIT Oct, 4.-Eason's ootao.taotory at
Hudson busnod yesterday. Loaa, $4,000, In.
aurauee, eA, 900.
, 1875-10-05

MOP TEaEv
ftTeftt DSfat:h II ~'"e 4, c:7a 7r,tsrr
tiANPA1iS. ILL.,, Oct. .:.-Fr.day ls.1 .. nro,n.
'flone citizen Of fiatt COUNTY, lIa,s,sd t,nu,h.r
land I1ppett, solI from oil a}4.lu-troo air, ,r,s.
tanned Injuries f'cm which !,o tod tho ttxt inv,
Hia frncral swllict occurred on Euotay was liza
largest ovet hold in tho county, tho procra.ion
being over milo long.
Sptttat U.spdteh to The Chteaoo TtfottA
uRAND HAVEN. Moh.. Oct. 4.--Cbnftou Dnc,.
t1r. WHO WAs drowned Sunday mornfnp. "a.
buried to-day. The funeral WA largo mn, and
WAS attended by the entire Fire Department.
OBITUARY.
speo1df DisDateh to T'hs Chsea1o 7rtbAna.
Vt. rArt MINI, Oct. 4.-Andrew Gould
chataold. q prominent Democrat Of Minnesota.
a'ed NJ his homo in Belle plainc, Scott County.
th's snotaing, c6 5oars old. Ho WAS born Ia
utaeso County, N. T., practtced law In steubon
.oo''.g. ana wss prominent Ia State polttica
from ii,1 1887 to 1eis. Lie then moved to KeuoAha,
Mls'. wtoro lIo aas pAytnor Of VoInev F1ouoh
Tor 1ouf yearH. In 1853 hn raa npl;ofrteI m
associate Justice for iltnneFota, Rud held tho
1ltht court Ill nearly every county wnat Of I'm
Misalssippi. In 1870 ho was elentad .Inf1oc ~
tue Eighth District. His family rnnaista n =
wife aud daughter, tho latter Mra. toi,ert 4.
Irwin, Of Green bay, Wiz.
.. sIscsaf Dispa'th to YtAe Chscaqo Trthu.,
hltsSEAroL!s, Minu.. Oct i.-1he Usr Asaon1.
altou met to-day and pasted resolutions n ~.
Hpeet to Judge i. r, ChatfeEd, Whose toath ~,
CURED a. Belle Plaino yesterday.
, 1875-10-05
Tie Heaaless Trunk Alone Recov-
cred by the Citizens in
Search.
Details of The Conviction Of on Italian
upon Pjfty.nine Counts Of Murder,
hanslaaghter, Etc.
discovery in the Nick of Time Of
a Cunning Scheme to Rob
II Bank,

w nHNEc ANIL hUHtEHED.
CONCORD n. H., Oct. 4.-Anotler horrible
murder occurred al suncook to-day. Miss Long.
nado. daughter Of james T. Longwatlo, q highly
respectable citizon Of Suncook, iofs hons tl,is
morning for school, having half miIe 10 walk.
rart Of tho way through tic wools. Not roturn.
ing At the usnal hour, search was msdo and tho
"oods secured. At thH evening hor body was
found in tho wooda half milo from tie roaf
l!Ad been outraged and murdered
'NiAs Josto J.ongrnado, the victim OF tho terri
DC murder, Tas II years Of age, pretty, and q
eonora! fayorito aud Was an astondan 1T POM
broke Academy. Whom her young brother re.
turned from school tho family received first intl-
nation of her disnppcarancc. An nIarm was ut
once given. aud tho people Of 6uncook turned
e en1 ch 1aaaBe to- search for her. Tho
tho road IN clnmp Of busnoa, tho lload entirely
severed from Tho 1ody. sho had bceu fearfuliy
outraged. At II y. nj. tho load Lad not beon
found. She was last aeo1l thiA morning. ono-
third Of mile front ler homo. Tho road to
school ia tonoly one, with only two houacs on
tho waY., Officers havo gone down from ibis
ei.y and dctecsivos have been tolegraphod from
Boston.
, 1875-10-05


Special btnateh to The GAlttMo Tribune
ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Last Saturday night esd
nffair occurred at farmhouse about miles
cast OF Edwar1srille. the c.roumBta.lcos being III
fo''ows: hoy l. ypars OF nyc. named Proctor,
vent to stop ata nosgbbor's, ns.nod Dawsou.
nobody but tho children being 1T Aoue. During
tho esening fomo trouble occurred botween
young Proctor and Dawson, and Proctor started!
home, but returned soon aud commenced round-
irig ii on TIE front door. Being aaked who was
there, Proctor made no reply, wnen young Dax-
aon got bis fathers riae aad frod tnruurh tl,e
door, ahoosing Young Proctor In tho bsoats, kill
ing him instantly.
DROWNED.
GLEN Cove. n. J., Oct. 4.-Ths body Of L.
Bon5amin who was drowned with tho Rev,
George D. Porseous In Hampstead Hasbor on
Iuesday last, came aehoro near Glen CeYs
Landing Last night setting at rest the zuu,ors 1T
feul play and escape OF Benjamin.
!srtetnl Dispateh to 7hs lAttago 3rtarat.
D1aNAncx, D. r., Oct. 4.-aloaea Lonrc, A
hA!f-lreea scout, III attempting to swim tho Mts-
souri Rlvor a. Fort Lincoln Sunday. With two
eanseons Of Bismarck hre-wetes, waa drowned,
Only bis hat vas recovered.
, 1875-10-05

fI,ns L. G. WARNER, cou.. E.1.R.R. Drooky11e, Kan
How k1a 10 re; soms uf vor,r HsiIity Fair UuYt
socs nnd used samples aud VII haye It any wsy.