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NOTES AND NEWS,

NOTES AND NEWS.
sptetaF 0itpsteh to 7As Chlcagp Tribune.
WARRINGTON. y. O.. March "a civil rights
TO" bus bcst.n here. Two colore1 men nro about
to are tho proprietor Of Wiltard's Hotel sba1bsr
shop fo1 rofuaing TO slavo thotn.
t3a the .tssottattd Jyxss.1
THE srJngME COURT.
WAsn1soros. y. O., March 5-Tho Supreme
Court ulll adjourn, today until tho 22d i,s:.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS
for tllo week ending Feb ~, at tho portB below
1ncntioned} wero ~ follows: New York, 20. :ji:.-
5G7: Boston. :373, $50; philadclpnis, 41C9, ,3G3 !;
baltimore, s120,9lo.
GOV. JOIN L. nnrTr
will ieara this city tomorrow for the purpose Of
aasrning Lis duties as Chief Executive ot Colo
TAdo.
cALLEns At THE WHITE HOUSE..
large number Of sisitors, Including many
member; n, ''s and ox.membors Of Congress- eaed
on Tie President today. Among tic y:e,tors
were seuatots Logan, Cameron, t,igaiis, and ex-
Senator Carpenter. 1:eyert1y johnson nccom-
panied Scnntor JOHNSON from Lis liotel to tho
Eaptto! thin morning, and Introduced h,rn to
Ch'ef.luatice Waite, who presented him to tho
associate Justices, Tho senator thanked tho
duhilceh LOT tAets Kind reception,
THE TUHKlsu MISSION.
ES'Congreseman uozaco Maynard wilt on Mou~
day be renota!natea nd Minister 10 'Ta,kry: his
nomination yesterday not having been acted uu
Er tho Senate, therefore fell with the c!oso Of
Congress.
~ ,11.NoniAM
The Secretary of Var has issuo1 general
order announcing tue deaL. Of Gen. Loteuzo
Thomas.
TIE SECOND AasIREAsT roar,taSTYnsurr.
James n. lTner, tho new Second .Astirtaut
Postmaster General, took tho oath OF o1!ice 10.
dsJ, and will onscs Upon his duties on Monday.
, 1875-03-06
Tho monbera OF tho Cabinet wero AT onpoeod
to tllo bill ah drawn. aud thoroughly approved
Of tlo Presidents action.



SPEAKER nf.AIHE'b CLos1xd Address.
WAsrts"ros. y. G., March 1-spcakcr Ela.no'a
sa'f'lctoEr, ac1iycsod At tho close Of the House
proceedings on 1ucsJay, IL o. follows:
nInt1xMts: rions with tl,,4 }o,1r st1 yearhs
se.see as sr+ates Of tia IIose o! Representatives.
Iest snsi in''sd IN cnh by Int two 0f mr. rsedcc-a-
t.tn. 1, sa u c1.Ied by only tno others. The rapld
~ harn limited the great majority OF tlseo who have
ocsssrea ~: chair 70 shorter terms ii Office.
.n mooa hs ths gfIMrt ns'nk,htty 70 tho honors
70 s9'Al mark u public chi M Tint which lava
;hfc received At tue haada 1t y ss,!tte.l aas1ates
iearo ia t9!H lat moment tn teios to them oun snt
IN thnse from uhpu differ In ry marty ret,,rop.
the minority Of tts 1fonae-f tender my afkuuwr.iv
mss ioE tho g,neron' cou,se'y with which ther
chcnRes which distinguish ropuar id iust".,u, .".e
aud rhcll condpicaousiy mark 4 frcs tTuI,c. ths:
minority N ir.nAfarne'l In thG cnang ConQrraa to
i~~Fsh!y havn 'een Under other cssrnnrtaurc.. tat
event necessarily renders these words mY farewell to
ths CA7ir.
Tho spcater.hsp of tho American House nj n-nre-
lt'*e., Of responsibility. u dutie. are nj orr
tn1'l'lr1 and continuous: they ln.h unrr-
, sl sh # .y ey sds9 a5e rts y s ts
whhln people, subject 1t all timex to tile c'et olaeryu-
!an and aiwa3s attended with tho hhsrpc4s cri,.cls
think no other official ia held 10 nncl Infant and
thcs very nare orc Inrc'nploFy sl,noss ahrnItte in
authority nnl instantaneous lu effect. They caunot
aiwass bs enforced ~ s'!rh say a. tn win ara+c
PARTY wLu IN worthy to I'LL tIts cllsr viii erer see
diydlAE lthd hdwecu dnty aud ssel.cy.
,o1.1 lnsmx'nT ~ sor w. onse morc an hanhi1g you most
placed vi record to my cre perform n,y nny re-.
naoing duty in declaring that tic Fusiy-thlrd con-
Frers EAR rcleheh IA constitutional fttnIt nn! that tho
iinuse OF Representatives. st1uda adjourucd without
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SrtffHs UsiHfch To Fht Chltd1o TRIBUNE.
afouiIis ILL.,. hnrall 5.-lt has been AnoWsng
quietly s.nco l0 last night,-an ot.l.faal,lonol
Now EngI4nd Baow-storm,. Yesterday, morning
tho tiiorlnbulcter incicated 8 dog. bolow zero.
Now 1t IL much warmer mud tlo Auow IL melting.
sptemt Dyspateh u 7At CA!:aoo Tribune.
61oux C1rY, Ia.. March 6.-Tho snow blockade
Is raisu, and mail communication With tho East
and otllor points IL again restored. Chicago
papers wero rcceivcA to-dsy for the first time
sl1,Je Sunday last. All tho railroads aro now
opon. aud commenced running regularly. TO-
day tho woatl,er u warln aud tho BLOW melting
Thero has not boeI no much snow on tho GROUND
in tllis aeotion Of The Upper Miesousi for many
years. fliGl wator In the Missouri 1llscr this
SEASON may bo expected.
Sfecfas sia4patrh 10 The fAttdau Tribune
lsocErpHD, ILL.,, March 5.--It commenced tllaw
ing quite freely hero to-day, anu tho Indications
now aro that It will contlnuo until tftera IL =
general hroak-up. Owing tn tue immense thick
Hesa OF jco Oh the river, and the great body Of
snow, apprehanHlonA are fott for the Bafoty Of
property along the river should tho brehk-up tla
accompanied bya rain, ~ tho atmosphere now
lndigRtts.
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special D,su1tih to Ths chIcaao Tribune.
WAsilxQ1oN, D. G.. March 6.-yioe- President
Wilson says TINT tho Equalization bill
cAmo to tho Senate from the House tu regular
ordoe with tue appropriation bills. 1io delaycd
4isuing it until after conference with E.lmunas,
Ha1uliu. aud tue officers of the scnatc, who
practically aro tho ultimate parliamentary au-
shority. AL agrood that tho Vico.prgldent bad
nothing to DO but sign It, and that tbs actlou Of
ths souats upon tho oopfereuco report naa Of no
effect. No parliamentary autLoritios OF tho
House agfeo ln this. rho yc1y sensational re-
ports about tho tina! parliameutnr. stage pt this
Llll 2ra therefore, both false and unjust.
IL E.s x&&pciuked {ftis,
WAsulsoToS. p. u, March t.--1Iho statement
aatAtty.-Gcu. Niiiiams advised the lrosdelt not
Ia aign tl.o louuty blu because Ut tho irregular
uillller IN which 1t waa passad is pronounced u,l-
truo by that official. hIr. Williams says lie gaye
tle President no advice whatoyer III RELATION to
this measure w the Kresldsut previously told
nae;nbesa Of the Cablnot that he WAS opposed to
tho provisions Of tic bill, and wou!d y1to IL il 1t
was passad by both branches OF Congress, re-
gardiDg tho matsur0 vcEy ctndo1y drawn, sud
Involving an extrAyagant and uucallcd-tor OK
peadituIo Of money. Tho President di1 not
conceal bis hos,,itY 10 tho bill aud 3ls Williams
sayy ha did not hesttate ~ 10 what cou1sa to
pursue whso ths bll W. presented 70 hlm.
, 1875-03-06

about him that Ia almost painful. He IN ncscr
ut ro.t, mud seeEs To- he tirimfu1 Of fnsco. ifo
Is reported to hnyo nileti tears ftcn lo hear1 Ut
tflp charges agaiu1t Beoclicr. Whero tley cafne
from cannot ima8ino. for In aeoms 10 DO the
most unsympatlIotlo and cod-b'ooded Of NOR
tafh. IIo has all the ephpniahncss Of 4 pot ter
r1or. II osor tho Glnsaes Of llih sold spcctaces
were bcdimmcd, 1t must haso teon external
dewe. Ills manucr signifies tllat this IN matter
Of life aud death with lin. tio llaa Of that
air nj professional duty thai attaches ID tho
l,oasing of lilo othor lawyers In tlle cano. llo
haa goy,a into It heart aud soul. and with vn-
ttctiycncss that il pcrccptible III hin every ac-
tion, from lila handling of tho papars to hs ad-
j,,sttng tbs disturbed spcctnces upon LIS nose.
JUDGE HEftYDS,
a }rrlv honost-faced and cuurtenun- hammered
gnntlonIan Of tho old school, brcaIdcs oyer tho
wllofo will, remarkable good d-natnro and fairncBn.
His head md faco II ccrsaluly tile moat striking
In tho court. His eyes, deep act under hrowY
that aro sultod With wIrS black hair, plorcng
in expression. lie has = full habit OF body nnd
mellow r,cAnces OF voice that seem to speak Of
turtle sour md brown n,orry. III fact, ho renI-
,zea 10 caas.n tho justice with good found belly
witt, fat capon lined. Though n kindly nature
anil good h,nlor beam from ls,s face, he Ia not 10
t3a tr,lud With. 1jo has won tho reHpec. Ut Loth
cnnuecl ard public. Poor follow pity him.
Af:or bcnriIlg Tho fnter,ninaLlo evidence, tho
long harapgues of counsel, the openings aud
wholo case ASatn In his charge to tho jury, aud
to repeat in substance what everybody elso Lar
eatd. What an ordca1i
NIL. TO ADMIT N1.s. T7Lros AZ 4 w1TsEss.
NEw ionK, March 5.-A bill has Locn intro
t]ucod II, tho Legislature. which tue author. An
pcnbIymau f'ettJ, tbinlts wlll ro,syoye all bars
nenit,st husband and vito testifying sscn either
party III under Indictment. examination. OF trial.
aIr. Dartis. Of Brooklyn, is also preparing bill
10 accomplish tho ea1no purpose. Dir. Iotty
sayy, after patient reaaiug Of nll lie state
sueutA nna Testimony thus far giron III tie Til
ton-5,eccter a,sit, he Ia hassfel the whola truth
c4u.ol bn known until Mira. Tilton IL allowed to
tcatiFy. jIenco bib action.
, 1875-03-06
FOREICN.
rapal Representatives to be Ordered
Ont Of Bavaria.
a Test Oath to Be Required o.
Catholics in tile German
Civil Service.
correspondence Ite1ntivo to thu
Proposed Nicaragua Canal.
GERMANY,

GERMANY,
TROUBLE NTH THE VATICAN.
LoSpos. March 5.-A dispatch from Dey!,,
rayh 1t is reported that the German Go7crnmoni
has dcmatdcd tho lisrn!ssal Of tho ra,,a, Suncio
a. Munich and the cessation Of EeIsttona between
tho Vatican anl bavaria.
Tile WAR on THE CATHOLICS.
i.":'Dos. Marrs1 &C .. m.-,The Posts Berlin
cosFnsFoneEt tsltgrapha tllnt tho adoption by
thy fr1HAan Parliament of tho no,T Ecclcsiastj-
cal b!il withdrawing State cnlowmcnts from
tno Catholic c1erGy Ia considered secured,
az natue. except tho Ultrumontaucs and
IleEe ts searon to bclieyo that ti,o f}oycrnmat,t
~ preparing another measure RECURRING
lee = test-oa.h from Catholics in tho civil
AnI disnianing from tho employment nf III"
aesnra,Ices of loyalty.
HEHL!S. Marci, 5.-A aecreo laa been ,ssuod
prohibiting the importation Of American 11 nota.
t0os.
, 1875-03-06
THE TRUE STORY"
ALL ANQuT II.

6psotat Dhoatsh 70 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW sonk. March o.--The surprisc thai tho
1slonba created in producing lu court unexpoet-
ed'y tho full copy Of Tlsoa'a y Trio Btory " will
10 fomembcred. Iiltoa declared 1t to l'ayo beon
destroyed. 1raoy' IN his opening. said il lad
Deen sodsend to Beecher. Il just nov sran-
,plse' b5 whom !. was soas to neechor. II will
10 recalled that 3'lton had produced Ia court, III
answer to summons Of hts opponent's. the last
pstonsahnont Of bis counsel, 3tr, Evsrts, ipstoal
of questioning him in relation to tAom.
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Tho Manner in W1iicl, tho Defense
Obtained tho " True Story"
Indications Of tho Inscription Of An
other Name on the Long Roll
Of Perfdy.
fhe Remarkable Control Of Henry G.
Bowen Oycr Ills Own Month.
RICHARDS.


Special Dspa.eh 70 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
new Yonk, March st will DO remembered
lhat, Nhlo Joseph II. Richards, the brother Of
Mrs Tilton, was giving evidence In tho Brook
lyn a3ltt, ho turned 10 Judge Nelson and appeal
I'd to him to coneidor tho cruel position in Which
bo wss placed In boing cat'cd upon to testify
asainst an only sister, and, subsequently. gnyo
his evidenco only under tie positive order Of tho
Court When called upon. immediately after
ward, to stato II, at hny tins, ho had sccn any
Thing exceptional IN the conduct or intercourse
Of Mr. Dcoolior md Mrs. Tllton, Mr. Richards
topliod: ......-
In apav*rns this question, don't th!nk ean M.
nw in connection Will tter flnEn With o'ller fhtnHH
Tint bad heard atn Mr. l,recher ln my long Rnowl
as % @ ohsl na, 10 N III
b Of aug mou1eht Mt al In any view.
or co,lrse, ho was not permitted to state what
ho had heard that had aro1Hod l,ia suarictons,
md muoh curtoalty has been excited to know
what this supposed or inndmiasible Testimony
amounted to. All sorts Of suggestions have
boon made, and, inloed, many positive asaor-
sionB ~ to The nhturo Of tho testimony havo
boen advanced. 1t has been assorted that Mrs.
Tiiton Subsequently admitted to her brother
guilt with AIr. Doocher, and that, later, she con-
teascd the same oncnso to lit. Richards wife.
fhe correct story still roulsius to bo told.
Mr.. R1cnAnps' IRE AnousED.
11r. Richards was strongly condemned by
many newspapers 1t tho timo ho gavo his testl-
asony, and subsequently, by .sGr. Tracy In his
opening anocch for tho defendant. Mr. Richards
has folt worry keanly tho abuse heapod upon him,
and has prepared statemout. Indeed, he haa
written out two statements, sotting forth
his : rcasons for tostifying, aud what
ho hal Hnar1 which }uafi4nd t,fus in,
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SONS Of TEMPERANCE.

SWc9as u'spa&fh 10 9hs casfsQa Tribune,
JASEsy1I.LE, Wis.. March b.-I1lo Sons q
temperance OF Wisconsin will mcet in Grand
Diyision, March 10 md II, at l}oloit for ths
transaction OF Important b1ianoaa connected
with tla Orlos. Tho Granl Division otcert
arc w iollowu, William II. bloomfield naciua
t:Fand Worthy Iatriatch; j. 8. Dlisa,
IaneAyllle, uraud Worthy Assoclato; j. G
Lulu, lsaolne. tiran1 scrlbs; u. Il. nlea.
I.onestslr, Fond du Lar, Otants Conductor; liz
ley. II. u. JonckH. Loai, Grand Chaplain; q,
II. Mason. Lacrosse. Grand Sentinel; Mrs. j,
u. Lt,au, 1lacine, rresidout Of State Comuittes
tic 1ley. II. ,. Jencks, Lodi. SLate- Lecturer md
Organizer OF Divisions. thu aslcce6a Of tha
0rier dnrln. thu past year has boon Great,-itt
c!Eorta bosng strongly felt alt oyor WISCONSIN.
, 1875-03-06


Tho Canadian Immigration report for 1874,
connaFed With tho previous year, gives the fol-
towing records
!s1i ~ ls7J. ,oa
30 ..".3y.73l
Tue quality OF tho Immigration, It ts said. ia
exactly wilat tho country ulost deu,ands, . large
proportion bciuR l4borers, attracted by the as.
Hsstance Afforded thom BY the llonisnion and
Ontario uoyetuluents respectively. An inter-
tstlug feature OF tAo immigration mas tho sot-
tlesucnt iu sIaustoIa OF l.5l9 Aennonites from
Southern ltissia-t4o total numbsr OF those
yeas being l,6Y3 The Monnoaitos. SO sar, have
tLo Advantage Of ample capital, aud havo thus
iu double sense boneiltted tLa community tn
E1auls from tia United statea wsrs 14.lI0. and
this, ,ye are told, faa short Of tho actual nun.-
Der. The arrivals from the 6tates in 1873 were
about 897l. 1he number Of Immigrants Who
passed. through Canada On routs to tho United
htatea in 1874 vsa 40,5i2. ~ Agalpst A4059 ia
l473.
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fsicndn enumerated ht,ove, he WAS anxious to
l,ayo It pubtshcd in 1}oBton aud ho communi-
ca.ctl i,is wish to Sir. nedpath. Mr. 1se,lratt
consented TO secure Ito publication in Now Ea-
elauti and tho document waB etthcr Bont to lin
In I,oston or l.nltlod to bin, III New York. At All
events. ho began to copy the original manuscript,
but, NJ he prDcnehcd,
lie rEcANE ALARMED
Mt tho consequences Of publishing II, and
abruptly abanduno1 la work. Lroak1ng of just
nj tho point wlloro lit. Evtrfs did In tho court
1oo,n. 1Io eent hack tito original manuscript 10
Mr. Til.on, with Tho rcHlask TINT ho did not
wIsll to lIayo hand In its publication. lilo kept
tho cupy aud retained the fricndship OF MIR.
Illton and Mr.. Nfotlton. Indeed, wnon A1f.
Cleveland WAS III Boston laat August, It waa Mr..
RctlpatL who, ~ tic friord of Mr. 1touison.
made to tho momborH Of tho Investigating Com
msttco tho propositions for compromise be-
twoon Afs. Dcoct,er mud tho blutus! Ftionl. Mr..
ncdpatt las not bcen regarded as onc Of
1fr. Decchcr'a friends. AMI II ii urged TINT
llo tnnst hnyo takon exception to como portions
Of lilo oyilonco for tho persecution, and became
convinced tba. Bccchcr Was In the right and his
acc1sera tu Ito wrong THIS, at any rAtc, is tho
Wow taken Of tho matter by these vIo Ero fa+
mittnr with tho plans OF tho dcfenHo. They clam
that Mr.. 1cdpatla suddenly placed his copy Of
tho "Trle glory" at tho dispohaf nf 1fr. EvartB
snd his colleagues. aad subsequently sont IL to
them by mail. The lawyers, Of cuurso, Afo re!t~
cent, and viii not admit TINT t,fs veraion Of tho
manner iu Which thoy eectisol Ito truc story III
correct.
INTERVIEWED.
Mr.. Fiji, ono Of alr. 1;cecllor'a couneal. waa
as1tcd by TIE Tribune reporter II ho could fur
liish my copy Of the letter Of 1.otlpath ACCOM-
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MIGRATION.

6EDALA sIo,. MarcA 5.-epscial emigration to
tho West aid Southwest commenced early this
scaaon. This morning Thomaa Darwin,
OonReral Passenger Agoat Of tho Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas llatlrosd, brought special
train OF thiEb,en cars Of t:sight aud 81 passcu-
gers from Hannibal No., ca route to Southern
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and other states, and
were provided With stuck, farming implements.
eto.
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NICARAGUA.

,,,r n,.,,sp NH,uon' "....1,
THE rhorosEn cASAL-cosfEHEScE or s1cAn-
AauAs OFFICIALS WITH II. De LEssErs.
London 1jm<s.
-, " -" eo'Asofou"eHIe ""!ca u'A
pashea on Tic subject OIL tho proposed canal
through Ncasagua between ii, do Lcssepn and
the Nic,r.cr,r 1,,orn.,a,,t ~AN
"oA wv n.1oat
rA1si: France, Jan. u, 1S75.-Ih Count Ferd,u1ui
af Le"@r, Nt'"tt<r Pishipotntafg, Irrsi,rH Of tAs
!nMpahV tnir'rsHt ~ tie fahshHx ef ,jnr:. {Irls:
siosB&Eth Il CoAtTE; III otlr quality represents
tive q thu t.pnulic Of Sicaraxa to Her 1,rttanna
, 1875-03-06
BOWEN.

THE R1LEHT cyS6suRE.
Special Dispateh 10 1He Ch1caao 7ribuns.
Nav Iong, March i'll. @. Bowen will not bo
called on direct examination, by Mr. Doocllcr,
but expects to testify for tho plaintiff III robut-
tai Should Mr. Doocnor swear to my mnttera
with which b1r. Bowen is familiar. Of course llo
can then testify only OH tho point involved, and
cannot toll hls story. lie says ho Inns. thus fas.
refused to speak to any pcrson upon tia subject
except bis own lawyer, and his onomlcs gtvo him
tho credit af being tho only potaou couneclod In
my way with tho case wAo has kept lis promise
and been silent.
, 1875-03-06

NEAR ST, LOUIS.
sT. LOUIS. Mo-. March 5.-Tls Wash Home,
q somewhat noted public resort and d:iyiag-
house miles from tho city, burned Inst night.
The place WAS leased by Cool Herbert, whoec
1oss + about 10,000. Losa on tho building,
Which belonged to olrs Eltznbett Welsh, about
tho same. Insurance no. ascortnued.
, 1875-03-06

Srscial ai.,utsh to The Chicago Tribune.
JoL1Er, ILL.,. 3larc!t 5.-Iho puh1ic achoo1
building at Gardner, H., Was destroyed by fire
Yesterday. Loss, s12,o00; insurance, eG,s00.
Origin OF tho fro unknown.
, 1875-03-06
FRANCE,

THE CABINET QUESTION
PARIS, Iascl 5.-Negotiations fer the o.kaul.
zatiou OF a new Cabinet wcro broken OF asE
night, In consequence Of differences between
3:l. buffet nnd DufauG, bnt they wero resumed
to-day. No result In set announced.
, 1875-03-06

1HHHSHHEI, :, :
GALVESTON, Tex, March 5..-A special to tho
Ne.es from Marshall, Tex. midnight. saSs: "A
tire broko out at the south stdc Of tho public
square, aud four stores wcso hurned,'
''LATEn-Tho storo Of Dir. Nainoy IN now
burning, and tho tife il apparently undi1uiu-
sshcd."
, 1875-03-06
CRIME.

fku-.s fxFtAh brENA
h'uH - w .Nat' ~ "''
As 1ho .il'nlcpu.y cok'-h"A.'' apous ~ Mllss
ronth OF tho Sixth ward, On Last Saturday eyeu-
itc, about 8 O'clock what appcars to bo GRO OF
tho tnoat attocous murders that It haa been our
49,. ~. ~. 80. .3,n. ,.o., ..-..,
aaeJ ~ .eeo,o 'e' es..e , "'s ps.re''"'eo'
Iho tart1es III tile aHail arc ffaHHih uhSgerty,
a miner. ebGagcl In DroNster SHAFT and lis
w,fo, Louisa uaGgorty.
r1ao,ortv feft ida tnmo rartv Saturday ,nor,.
-. ,a.a III a.r p.,,,..,;.''. .,...,
'ns. WI WV" eo0o ~ oa'' 4.e''''''t Aoons
nshtfali. h0 found no one At hume. though
few minutes afterwards his wifo canc in. lIag-
rerty was III bad toynpor apd refused to narta;e
cf tno av,v,cr wh{ch s,,o had nrsnared for hi,,
g. sDe sapt s.s.a.., IT,, - '..., ''
oh i.os ssio III ~ ".n @ ~ b;a e. "a 's taus W
~ hoa.o eo"'' AAo VIII e'' III" ie'Nt''eo 'a71 W
tnN v,! no0set
When sa9 canao ~ ho "As slt.t''s ~ eIalr
nehr tllo oea. ~ lne oea "as is'n. a. ~ tue tto
Atle entlu nnlS iMo lnonsns os a:"' s nc chia
necatnu fehtess. rue tInouu oset sne W onaiet M
~. "non llaEeasts ~" ou totu pne ~ " ~ elto
hoiRhooIs you Woutu ~; Snoot me. iils WIG Ie-
!!loH "ttn ! au6n. :, ~, 5e.t ..uoH =, tHat ,t
moun not Att 2uu. s .nat naJM. ,:, .1u totsas aa
Matn:.g' Ae t.'cMea w 'esn!.ei t'. Ma,cn WI
tug on tooio noas M7l' l'o,ntea II aaua.ely az
ller at'tt ilfca, ane oal! eAte1lnE hef lett ssao
apuns W. rI"osas 'Eenea ouio" .ue noa,e. .,.,
lAo uhlottu'aa'o y "oa'ah r' ~ o'1Ee 'nFf" up hss
as'nss eAS.aasnsa' ~ NY ana' wy hasn M WV"
ac. r!ankt auu ha"n nl'on 'ile neu. ~ ,,s tn,e
IN oeto1o 1aeHIloneu, toon pace ost"een Ha't,
rhft NM .,t SoeA. s. IVY no,sh nitetNnEu
iiaSHossy ie'e tno nott69 "nu wen. 70 tue nouso
oi ~ unc!o' atT. A"It noch, a5ous ?!laIter oI
, 1875-03-06

sptrfdl Disvatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
EAST sAafNAw, Mich, March 5.-Dsy City IL
terribly o1c!sed over An incest caao. The rer-
rotrator OF the yilo .oatrase IL man nanaed
old being the victim. Crank Ina been arrested.
Tho GIL Ia In critical condition.
, 1875-03-06

ALBANY, N. T., March 5.-To-n1ght = fire WAS
discovered IN the ilrs. floor Of the buidg coruor
Of stata street aud broadway, occupied by tho
Wcstern Union Telegraph Company. At mid
night tho entiro building is destroyed. Logs not
lMQWn.
, 1875-03-06
OFFICIAL MURDER.

6pFe13E 77ls11d7ch % Th1 tH'cGT0 1Floa77.
RT. rAut. MIMI, March e.-at Cambridge
1sontl County, to-day. au officer attempted to
arrest William II. Kostormsn, well.kuown
trsdos OF North Branch. koAtorman refused to
be arrested: whom the o(!lco1 drew d revolver and
shot l!lm through tho hoart, causing Instant
uoatb.
, 1875-03-06

uoraroS, Tox., March 5.-Ia>s night a large
are occurred in tho business portion Of tho city
Including the main street Loss CSC, QUO ant
upwards, partially covered by insurance.
, 1875-03-06

6pte5e3 DsN1ath 70 THs EHlea0o 7F7bHHs.
TtfFiN, O.. March 4.-Hi!Ii1m Il. Ose, While
eudearoiing to ha1usas vicious colt to-day, "aa
kicked In tho hesd. fracturing his skull, and ha
vii! dla from 1is Injuries.
, 1875-03-06


WAsu1SnToy, D. C.. March ID =. r.-Fot
tho Northwest aud tho lakes. and thone, To Mis-
souri, northwest winlB, higher pressure, colder,
clearing and partly cloudy weather, with occa-
elonal rain Of nnow On tho Lover Lakcs.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
GH1cado. hJarch x
, 1875-03-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
Nkw Yosx, March 5.-Arttvsd, steamships
Euglsud. from LiYsrpool Ca,iforslis, from
dlAsxqr 6talnruAnn. kfo0 ApswexR.
, 1875-03-06

CONVICTION.
Speetat Dtspatch to 1Hs [Atcu1o TFibtnt.
DAYTON. O., March 6.-1'ho jury, In tho case Of
hfghway robbery against John Yeder aud Daniel
Smith, IN the Common rIoas Court. returned
yordict tils morning OF guilty Of attempted rob-
bnEJ. IAa crime was committed hero sotno time
ago upon naa. named CabpAr Broun.
, 1875-03-06

!sptefal Disnateh to Tl.t Chleaao Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Ma.oh 5--rho great murder caAo
OF The People yersua JoHsph Mol, which has
boon occupying tho attention OF tho Court all
tic weak. camo to An end to-day. Tho trlal.
from tss peculiar history and the circumstances
surrounding IT, haa attracted much atteution,
and has boon tho theme Of conversation during
ita progress in Gall parts of tho clty. Tho
Court.IfouBo has been crowded throughout tue
whuto trial. and to-day, when tbs arguments Of
counsel wero being heard. thu room was so
,cnso'y tlrougod that the efforts Of tno noltsso
vas th!s .ho c.se during tho morning, whom
eeL wsH making Ills argument to tho Jury.
The fact that O'1,rlon wns TO SPEAK. and on be-
hs!f At n man wlloso chances for Joliet were
couceh by all TO bo ilrs-c!ans, had tho tandoncv
to fill osors available inch Ut space tina. tho old
building Afforded. OElirlous address was \
magnificent effort. and In .pronounced by hla
friends superior to any oratortoa attempt ho has
eyor made. Tho jury spout about hnlf an hour
dcl!bcratiug over tic case. and returned = YER
tho prisoner Its wifo. mother, and counsel, ali
Of ml,om were congratulated BY their friends.