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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-01

VIRGI MA: In the Gle ks office of The
' CORPORATION Court of the city Of AleXss-
dria, on the BOT! d.y OF April, 1875: John "
Stewart vs. John r. Cook and Margaret Coos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-01


N. w. BURCHELL 1882 F ST.,
ap 3O~lw Washington, D. G.
COLLECTORS OFFICE It'll DIST. VA,
~ Alexaadris, Vs., April "A, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that, on the 18TH day
Of February, 1875, seized on the premises OF
Mrs L. Travis TIL -FOUR POUND OF
NJ ANUFACTURED TOBACCO; and on the
18th day Of April, 1875, on the premises OF Leon
ard Thorn, ONE CASk OF DISTILLED
SPIRITS, containing thir:y-seven gallons
Csuse of seizure, violation OF sections ~ and g.
act of July 18th, 1868, U. S. Internal Revenue
laws. ANY person or persons claiming the above
described property are required 20 PIE :ent proof
OF such claim within thirty days from the date
OF the first publication OF this notice"
EDWARD Z. WHITE,
ap 24-3w Collector.
MOUNT VERNON NURSE K1ES
AN Established % years.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE-
GION A SPE IALTY.
SMALL FRUIT, sORN AMENmAL TREES.
ETC., &c.
Send for Catalogue to .-....
u. G. G1lLINGHAM & CO.,
AccOtink Postothce,
nov 4twtf Fairfax CO., Va.
HONEY in the comb prime xrticle, tor
IL sale by, [mh 1Sl j. G. AILBURN.
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CONN EAsClAL.

w. N. BERKLEY, p. NJ.
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purpose VI lUCTedSlDS ulo COluptuSdllou, HtIc
recently made, has come to Washington to re-
flute said charges. He claims that be is the
victim of a conspiracy.
An executive committee of ladies of the Dis
trct of Columbia, as an adjunct to the National
Commemorative Monument Association, has
just been appointed to aid in securing funds for
the erection of a colossal monument to Liberty,
in Independence square, Philadelphia.
While NJ. B. Johns, commissioner of Mcleod
county, MIMI, was engaged in surveying, he
was attacked by Chris. Lampka, who run one
of the tines of pitchfork the whole length OF
Johus' arm. The latter, in self defence, KILLED
his assaiIaot by crushing his skull With stone.
The internal revenue receipts for the month
of April we're $7,O22,33l 05. A comparison
Of the receipts for the first four months of this
year with the corresponding period of 1874
shows an increase of receipts this year amount
log to $3.50, 90l So.
The supply of coal from all the regions 30 far
this year, says the Philadelphia Journal, foots
up 4, ia sS9 tons, against 5594,65O tons to
same period last year, decrease of / ,479 Ill
tons. The decrease 10 the supply of anthracite
is 1887, 476 tons.
Judges Brooks and D, OK recently, in their
respective charges to the grand jury 10 North
Carolina, declared the criminal features of the
civil rights bill unconstitutional, on the ground
that 90 law can declare that men are socially
equal.
Vice President Wilson arrived in Louisville
, 1875-03-18
CRIMINAL.

Yesterday afternoon, wll'fo tho procosston WAS
passing along Wabash ayenuo, llr. J. G. BJrne,
druggist AZ No. GAS, Btepred out in front of hts
door to witneasi It. George Payne, young man
Of II years. took Advantage OF tho absence Of
over1 one from tho store. aud. steathily creeping
into tho rear door, went 10 the till and robbed Is
Of 3l22. hlr. Byrno discovered him departing,
and called Officer Murnpne, wlo caught him and
found tue u,ouoy in his possession. 1Io waa
locked up In tho Armory.
Inst evening nbout 1850 o'clock, nAilo Officer
John MoGrath Was patrolfng his boat, he heard
loud talk In no. 45 south Clark stroot+ and went
in to learn tho cause, when ho wAs attacked By
several Italians with knives aud clubs in tbeit
hands. Ho received two bad euta on the head.
an1 ann'i1 ono on the. lott arm. Officer
reasaod rsnsa 'I1n him from tho infurissed ] mob. @
Other officers and citizens catno upon tho acenh
aud ilvo Of tho assaulting party Wero arrestcd.
Iholr namas Ato y. b. lurch, Luso Beliuttte.
gerlo. Ds. Harper dressed AlcGrnths wounds.
and Hays they arc very aevora but not dangerous.
Henry Decknith, commission merchant,
quito we'll known iu tho city, having been for
eone yeass a member Of tho Board Of Trade,
WIS arrested Yesterday at tho instance Of = Ger
man named Passion, who charged him with en-.
bozzlcment: The complainant alleges TINT
Dockwith Advertised for a clerk who could loan
his employer $500, and he answer.
cd and was ongaged after putting
sl51 10 Beck~ith's hands. uo says lo was told
by tho iattae that ho owncd store 1t tho corner
Of Twelfth aud Clinton streets, and WAS INSTRUCT
ed to Gull thero yesterday moErlug md 50 to
work. He won't to tho point indicated, aud did
not find my store thero. becoming suspicious,
ho causod Deckwith'a arrest. Mr.. Dockwith do.
Mas that he told Passion hs had a
stors, but informed him that hc was about
to opon one, and agEccd to uleot him
at tho place aboyo mcnstoncd, whese ho contem-
ptated locating. He Baya Passion acted hastily
and without Just cause. IIo proposes to pay
him back Ills monoy, which has not been used.
The case will 10 board beforo Justice Doydon
this morning. In the meantime MIR. Bockwilh Ia
Mt liberty IN t}nfl.
, 1875-03-18
SELF-SLAUGHTER.
A OhicuConn with Abcrrated intellect
STARTS for tho undiscovered Country
from TQ3OllQ& D.

A OhicuC1nn with Abcrrated lNtc1lect
starts for tho Undiscovered Country
from To1otlo+ o.
Sptc,al Dtspatch to 7hs ch,caas 7tteune.
TOLEDO O., March, 17.-Yosterlay largo
well'drosaed mau, apparently about 80 ycars old,
entered oue OF tho hotels In this city and
reglstorad himself as IA. c. Mackeen, Chicago"
Nothing remarkable wha noticed In bis behavior,
but In the cousso Of tho afternoon no wandered
on into the lowor part Of tho city and, entering
private house, asked tho lady to lend him .
revolver to defend himself against mnn rho
was pnraaing him. The fr!ghtened inmstea
NATION, where ho Was found to be laboring under
an attack Of mental abanatiou. lilo
said he hal friend ia Chicago named John
Laurie, residing at No. l8t West Madison atFeet.
department. of tho city Prison. and ohlof-of-
Police pusdy telcgraphod to Mr.. Laurie 1t
Chicago In relation to tho matter. An anawer
NAs received. from Mr.. Laurie asking that
Mackecn bs brought on: Tho latler was ai'-
tack and becoming moro rational. lie awoka
from eound ulumber this morning about
o'clock and raped On his cell door for water.
This was supplied him. and he uas again af. to
ih himself Shortly stssr strange nosS stcassd
The RI; tsfnEs2 wont into sbe eolI snd
found that Maokeen had stranglod himself to
death by means Of al ingenious arrangement.
III Which he had made his shirt play tho pRtt Of
bis mock, tho other part. Of the garment was
fastened to the upper bunk, and then tha unfor-
tunate man otranglcd hmaelf by lying down up
on tho lower bunk. Strenuous Efforts wore
made to EeHuacltate him, but without Avail. Mr.
Asked what disposition he wished mado Of tho
remains. About ellis in money aud somo jew-
elsy are among the effects of the dseoased.
, 1875-03-18

HEuEtT4ON Al TIE EuCHCH OF 1aE AEbalAU.
There could scarcely haye been q pieasantor
gathering OF its kind than that whlrh occurred
last eyouiuR at the Church Of the Messiah.
The members Of that congregation met there
10 welcoulo their pastor pro tom.. tho RoT.
lt,ooko Nssford, Of England. After each menl-
bor had bsen introduced to and had grootcd
Him informally, thoy al! seated themselves in
the beautiful Memorial Chapel, and ho waa then
formally introduced to them by Mr. Shorey, who
had been appointed President Of tho meeting.
Mr. shotey's speech was a very pleasant one.
lie touched briefly upon their absent pastor,
wandering In foreign laudH In search OF henlth,
who, perhaps, might never bo restored to thon,,
Antl then warmly 8reetef, In the name Of tho
congregation, the gentleman Who will supply
their pulpit for tho next three mouths.
THE AkY. MI. uERFuAD
responded with equal warmth aud feeling. Ills
nlnAuer OF speech, like thnt Of all English
nen, being mitch slower than tho rapid iiow
OF words from M American tongue, seemed
little strange, but by no lnoaus unpleaaantly
10. Uo Bpoke warmly Of hts absent flock, ul4d
aA shepherd for time. lie hoped tor thsir own
tRrlanH In America, ~ he hhould have To judge
Ill othe1a by them, and ns such report
them. lIo trusted thero would bs no late
cuIuers, that nuua would Htuy away without
sufficient cauHe In fact, 10 suln up tho whole
Iuatset, one might say thst he trusted tho cou-
gfegatiou OF the Messiah wAs not made up OF
falr.weAthsf Christians, though be did not put ii
quite In that way. lfe said That when ! young
mau, 10 xss fond OF doing like tnost youoE men,
, 1875-03-18

and hotals. and can hc reached without delay on
account Of oycrcroNded Atreets.
Tho plnna can a!wnTa bo aeen nt 8, N. Moore
It Co.'s oilice, aud PARTED wishing htorcs can
will also bo II the Produce Exchange at p. M
today. ...--.
MeasEs, McCord and Sfa!oua, proprietorB Of
tho Faehion btables, San Francisco, aro at prea-
ent in this city with = ntr!ng Of dozen vory tine
tsostcrs which thoy have purchased in Kentucky
to tnke TO Ban Francisco. The animals arc At
present at tho stable Of Sam lIutchison, On atc-
fgan nvenue, and hra we'll worthy Of visit Ut
examination BY those who admin good horse
all under ! years of ago, md ne,-ly all capable
Of the thtrtien. Conspicuous among lhonlis ycrr
lan:lsonle bay geiaing 1b.!) hands high and. It
IL whts1NFeu. winner. Sovcral Oh tho HORSES
arc intended for tho stables Of Sir. ). il. hcone,
tho we!l-known Ban Francisco capitalist a,ld a. At
preaent the owner Of tho celebrated tFotting
stallion Fam Purify. Among them ia pnrtlc-
ntayly stylish chestnut gciding. with hiyer mano
and tatl which hnH taken nlnoteen pfcfnit1ne ~
sopy 1s IN Een.oek3 3 # each av =" W.T." 5fI1ne No
him. very handsome btnck tnsro which
eau trot ueil down III tho twcnttea Is ttlso
well worthy of IN examination, Ms sB also = limo
1ittlo chestnut marc Which can trot tloso 10 tho
can trot in nifty 70 Tho pole. and handsome
pair Of s.rays that can fly 1t IN three minutes,
arc also excellent specimens Of what
tho old Dou1bon, State can do In tho
way Of ssock-ra'atng Take" n.t,'sgs a,sosether,
iincst lot Of 1noracs ta4 over passed. through this
city. Tho cost Of tho antrnns Was q little over
G25,000. and tho,o Is no doubt that they will bo
highly appreciated In the now HccDo Of their ex-
ploits which Is n~atting them on tho golden
evening undor tho management Of Ms. :. Hob
bins.
, 1875-03-18
THE RAILROAD BLOCKADE,

Special Dt.patth to TAs chicaao Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. March 17.-0ood progress Ia
masking In raising the SNOW blockade horeabouts.
by diligeut use OF suow-plows and shovels On the
Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Road. Mon
days Milwaukee train and the train from Prairie
lu Chien arrived Last night. and trains ARE run-
ming Ill right today. There are no trains OH
iho Western Division TO-DAY. but the forward
movement will be made with suow-plowa To-
morrow. Mondays train on the Portage Rail-
road ID stilt snowetl-in, but Conductor Clinton IL
taking good caro- OF Ills passengers, shoyeling
snd G.ca9g dqsn sow.ras ,t the Fly T. took
six hours to como il ulloa 10 the cltY, Tne
Chicago Il Northwestern Road wss opened to-
day, aud trains arc running al right aud but
little behind time.
Special Dispateh 70 Ths Chicago Tribune,
La CnossE Wiz. March 1.-THE woatlor has
moderated considerably. Tho Chicago Ut,
Paul trsps duo from the Esst At u o'clock Mon
day night tesehed hars at p. m. to-day having
had to work through drifts between hss6 and
Watottoxn from 4 to 20 feet in dopth, Trains
due from the EA4t y%sa>sdAy nov szs expected
, 1875-03-18
AND YET ANOTHER.


Tho doua-ttoddeu colorcd man. having learned
tho Civil-nigLts bill by heart is apparently de-
termined without any delay Whatever TO nvail
himself Of tho privileges With which that act
has endowed him. II o1orybody with whom Ill
this effort ho Ia tikoy to como into contact ~ero
such ardent lorera OF the black mRn ns
tho late originator OF tho sct, this would
not ho difficult to accomplish. hut It IL very
sad fact TINT a lsrge portion Of tho inhabitants
Of tho Unitod States have not yet reached TINT
brenlth Of viow which accepts tho legitimate
conclusions and results Of civil equality. Thoro
ato personB w,o, In Hpite Of tho lasT, aro not
disposed to put tho colored man III Immediate
possession OF tho boons bestowed hy tho bill.
mos. aggressive Of whom is named Wilson. on
tered tho 1unct.room Mt No. 1G4 South Clark
street, known rs tho - lIouso Of David" Of
which David Thornton ID proprietor. hnl asked
val. psia 'eg upon p'DsiEl al c coerod ps' mou a. a.
ths bar. but it's prlyilogoa with reference to the
lunch-corntcr haro not been 60 indi6crtminately
diHpenscd. Coiored men from houses !u the
ncighbofhood, with whoBe owners Mr, Thornton
has an acquaintance, and several employed in
tho Government of,icca in tho rear Of his saloon,
have bccu thus favored.
TuE ONLY CONDITION
insisted upon Has much tho same Us that adopt.
ed by Texan Holoon-snnn, who suid. ''Woll, il
VIC hayo to sot up dEnkB for ntggers wo'll make
them stand at tho lower end OF tho counter md
taKcthclr bats off," These colosed mon, the happy
recipients Of Dir. Thorrtons bill of fare, wero
placed st the further end Of tl,o couutur. Their
natural politoneeslcd them to remove their hoad-
gear. .-.. ....-..
similar seats. 10 be placed at the lower ena OF
tie counter wAs
which thor naughty breasts would not brook,
, 1875-03-18
WlLCkE.

The detectives nro buBlly at work cndeavoring
to npprBhend the murderer of julius Wiicke, tho
horrible circumstances OF whose death nro still
fresh In the public mind. SO far their efforts
hayo not mot with much nueccHs, although their
zeal has been great. The latest arrest 1nhtlo WAS
OF ono Theodore Wilcke, at 1fattoou, Oil Tues
day, who was declared to be tho nephew OF tho
murdered map. Information had been scnt to
this city that 1nnn named W.lcae, who Ind
boon living there had left some time before tho
murder, and lad returned shortly after. Do
tectivcs Simmons aud Hluchman wont to SIattoou
Tuesday, taktng With them the littlo aewsboy,
August OrcBco. He recognized similarity be-
twcon WiIcke and tho man whom ho eau knock
ing at tho saloon door for admission Oh the fatal
Sunday morning. On this chance OF identity
the officers made the arrest, and the man waa
brought to tie city yesterday morning, and con-
hued In tito Madison Btrco. Station.
A reporter OF TnE TAIBuSK aAw him. and tnd
a talk with him, which soon made 1t apparent
that ho bad no connection with tho case IIo
wss neatly. .droasod young man With nj lntcl'-
gent face ind good address, and mas evidently
Of tho bestcr GLASS Of workingnlcn. 11o doniod
all knowledge OF tue murder, or that ho wAs In
any way connected with tho deceased, not"ith-
standing the identity Of nanle. Although le had
been reared ii thiA city, ho had not been hero
s!nco lust spring, and thou only TO pass through.
LILO lHG lttA LYING Al t1RtbVVa4 4NA AlVAt HulV6
months past. working in tie furniture establish
1nent Of a, 3. MoYei. On tho Saturday night
ana Sunday morning covering tho period during
which the murder was conmilttcd, 10 aayH he
wna ut : statinu on tho Yardalia Railroad about
30 miles from 1T. Lonls. Lie eft hIsttoon March
!. thinking be could do bcttor elsewhere. aud tlv
cling principally upon freight trAlnB, arrived at
this station about o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Ho did not .ecollect tho name Of tho place, but
rccol!ected the man who kept the house Ut which
ho Atoppod was named Zimmerman. lie paid 80
ccnta for hls bed aud supper, and helped 70 clean
up on tho next morning, washing tho tables and
windows. For this work ho received breakfast
and dinner, leaving for Ut. Louin OH q freight
train about half.paBt In tho afternoon. lie
autographed from 1t. Louis to Mattoon for money
to got back, aud arrived theTe last Friday, when,
for the tlrat tino, lie heard Of tho murder.
While the reporter waa convorsing with him
m order came for his release. 1t bong evldcut
that ho lad no connection With the murder. IIe
was accordingly furnished with ticket to Mat
soou and discharged.
, 1875-03-18


Aspecial committee Of tug and weasel ownos. con-
sIst.us Of Capt j. L. Higgc, President Of the yes.cl
Owners Towing Company: Capt. William Hsrrnsn,
Manager OF ths Union Lino CT Tugs Capt. Jcase Coz
owner Of number Of tugs, mat Tuesday, March 49, on
Board the lug Tom Brown, for the purpose Of testing
different brands Of coal with view Of determining
their relasi.s Tslue toe steam purposes.
fair and impartial teas Of The different Goals offered
gaFe tho following Fosult, halt ton OF each being
rssd for anantsintnE pressure Of eighty pounta of
steam.
Tbs Hooking Valley coal nsintainea tho
gauge ~ t1a pfesautn+ % minutes
Hhawnes III coA!.: minutes
During ills tel Il was shown thst ths now cosi
{8aawnuO MY gave o1 losa smoke than either Of tho
other Two. and lint the yAus Of tho COAL taking $5
basis, would 10:
bhawneo ~ 90
MIDWAY (Etttsblsa).. 10
1ockAR *A4o9 ........s... MI
Or % worth pf Hhawnee * cosl IL used to producs
rerain amount Of heat It would be necessary Ia use
ts3l worth Of Midway. and t6.11 worth of Hooking
Valley cosl 10 produce The sAue amount Of steam.
, 1875-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A meeting Of the alumni Of uowto!n College
ia called at room 80, Nos. III aud 80 Lasal1s
street, Saturday, ut 1 o'clock p. N.
Tic Rov. q. Z. FELTON, will lecture this oven
Ing in tho Fulton BtEee+ Methodist Episcopal
Church. cornot VI Artesian avenue, on How
to Got Nich."
The eighth annual Commencement Of the CHI
csgo College OF Pharmacy will tkke place this
evening at tho First Methodist Church, co1uox OF
CLARK md Washington streets.
Tbs Sunday Lecture eoclety haa engaged
Prof. Elias Colbert to deliver = oouEae OF two
"L.is IL Other Wotlds," will bs delivered Sun
, 1875-03-18

..+tt.. 4,t. - ..s.. - ~ +l,ovoht fhrv
setnng thn9s 70 f1GhtS' 20 no tiouH.s sho{ .hs}
ehonld oe bit that hG na dlacosoIa I, =. ~ ' III
.ao world hat existed noiors 10 n'a. .s4 so TIE ~
pIooaply cohllnno s.er i' 4 ~ no,nins,r., ~ r.
n9 Aal affsea NJ .o,,ns ny th"m II ho
Iake tnlhea a. 10 .,, "s ~ s,x ~" i. .,,o,,I
coula oof any 'ss W ~ u' =. ~ t,,n,,, ~
% eiai 70 10 20, n.', !. nr;.Ion. ~ in
a'iy WAY, nc sau,'t t.;nS eni ~ hnin 1,s.r tho}.
sookoa nl'on "S 'A''oo' A"4 " Ao'p Oo"' 'A'''
~ srose 2. .no l.sF. n.n.n ru.sf, "nu s""
sas he ao np ns'1 ~. roG ~ onsna su t.t ~.
o,o, nu =" ~ W. W.T. Ia swt ,s,1an ia .fsrva,d ro'
tur's",i snf m n, nartaI mnrochisi dWtv IN nn
r"niia1, ~''A tn1, n hnt lad ."ai,' aver' M
mntknt ,;m.oif anil ~. nmcn n,oro
nh1trn1 r. .ns;or .,r rs,a a,w1 aao,
for ! tor of ii. he,,tt stl,, ". h".r.
wns in amortcn and In knnw t,,st bs innrod Ia
rotn++, - I;s fr,o",fa Ira "
NJ TJnrfcrj nIsn rooT . rooo1ut,or ~ ocn,
uial,oa ami grost,nr fror, I,s "onaranatl6n H.
t:.-f. -, - ~ .,st - r.; srs.sI e'Sb"~ -
, 1875-03-18
"0IpEos's" ltoRN ONCE MORE.
To tAs Editor Of Tho Ehleaq0 Tribune:

To tAs Editor of The Chleaao Tribune;
"Dinns - hear tbs alogau7"
One after suother our idols arc being demoi-
isl,od by tho ipaatiRte "Gideon," who " tue
special Watchdog Of The Times At the National
Capital. 0nly = few weeks ago, With ono bisst
OF his terrible horn, le scattered 70 the Winds
tho lsurels Of Phil Sheridan, which grateful
country hal placed upon his brow for bis gsl-
liant ride from Winchester, aud hls skill In turn.
,"g disaster Into q victory. Yet "Gtdson "
told us-and ho kuows, for he WAS thoss that
day-that tho whole Btory Is = myth. and
that Sheridan, instcAd OF charging upon
thu rebels, was really 30 milea sway,
mud rema!ued there, charging upon cor
tain bottles Of liquid consolation. Now he
has given us another and moro terrible blow,
10 be auro, tho catastrophe il prospective, but
none the less terrible. Indeed, that fact only
makes It harder 10 bear for wo must remain
upon tho "ragged edge" of suspense for days,
of weeks, and, perhaps, for months. We sro
ake wretch sentenced to death without belus
informed Of tho dato Of execution.
LII ''0ideons" letter, published IN ths Tines
, 1875-03-18

Tho tventy.tfth aunusl statement Of thls popular
Company III priated IN another column, aud shoxs
confined success. The assets now Anount 10 over
9l3 900 900, with hand&ono net surplus over ali A.
hllies Ths tncscAso VI Asse9 during tho last yeas
amounted to nearly $,aooooo. It will bo seea th.t
tho premium receipts during lS1l ware over 0oo
and tho total receipts nearly loo oo9:
The General Agcnta for Northern 1lllnols Nallp
Maaon h Asfrill. Ih11uAE building.
, 1875-03-18
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.

epecat nispotch to The Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Mnrch 17.-Tha Committee Of
Arraagononts Of tle State Agricultural Society
returned to tleir homes to-day, having msdo all
prcliminsrios necosssEy AZ this time for tho COM
ing State Fair. They will meet at the Clifton
1lotoi on the 18th OF Juno next to rent the
booths aud stands.
, 1875-03-18
TIE PARIS.

III the Editor ~ TIE chtsuyo Tribune:
CHICAGO, March Ill agree heartily NTH
What a "Ta1-payor says respecting Tue pu1-
chuso ot moro park lands. Tho wholo park
schouso WAS gotten up by parcel Of land-tob-
bors, and it's worry lilo was conceived Ia eln and
in'1uits, and born in corruption but what can't
bo CURED, I suppose, must bo onduro<l. The
future, d. hast, Ia ours. Tho pooplo Of Chicago
will stand no moro robbery In tho shape Of Ati-
tional park taxos for tho booott Of ring OF IT.
responsible and desperate apeculatorB These
nro not tho tsmos in uhicll II iB safe to iupoce
moro taxes- What IN Gods name do tho South
Park Commissioners want moro land now for
No moro BanG- G-baniIs ut $4,000 per acre for Lin
coin Park, OF worthienH swamp lar,dB at 10000
per ncro for tho South Park, no matter how mich
rnors mark iand, At INV price, No ;noKe hmm.
bug. No moro unnecessary taxation.
AHTl-pAng SwISDLE.
, 1875-03-18

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Trtbunt.
Sioux clTT, H.. Maru!. ia telegram ,o
night from Fort bully aud points oast o, tb.s.
A. for a. Springfield, ID. T., represent suoth.,
snow.storm prevailing, accompanied by hioh
wind. Tlo sky loro IL overcast. and rrob,h,s
before midnight wo will be In tho midst Of AZ,
other blizzard. Tralns on Tho Sioux a., .
81. Paul, aud sho Illinois Central NosI NJ ~
abandoned. Tho Dakota Southern and Nlnne mo
City L Pacific 1loads arc open. Tho Hioux ci,a
d Black litliH3Transportasto Company aro ~ ~
ivoly Mt work, md will ho rendy 10 forrar1 r..
first train Al tho time ndsortiacd Apra! i. 'a'