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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-04

Do NOT EAT RAW EGGS.-One OF
the most common prejudices of
housewives and mothers is that
hard eggs are difficult to digest,
especially the white, and that the
less they are boiled the better they
are for weak and dyspeptic stom-
achs. The. reverse is the case, as
there is more danger of raw and
soft white OF an egg passing through
the digestive apparatus without be-
ing really digested than when thor
oughly boiled and hard; in fact then
it constitutes most excellent food
for dyspeptics, as experience is
proving. A writer in the Medtcdt
Journal says: "We have seen dys-
peptics who have suffered untold
torments with almost every kind OF
food. No liquid could be taken
without suffering; bread became a
burning acid; meat and milk were
solid and liquid fires. We have
seen these same sufferers trying to
avoid food and drink and even
going to the enema syringe tor sus-
tenance. And we have seen their
tormentS pass away ana Inelr nun
ger relieved by living upon the
white of eggs which had been boiled
in bubbling water for about thirty
minutes. At the end of the week
we have given the hard yoke Of the
egg with the white, and upon this
diet alone, without fluid OF any
kind, we have seen them begin to
gain flesh and strength and refresh
ing sleep. After weeks of this treat
ment they have been able, with care,
to begin upon other food" And all
this, the writer adds, without taking
medicine. He says, what we also
have always maintained, that hard
boiled eggs are not half so bad as
half boiled ones, and ten times as
easy to digest as raw eggs; and we
have no doubt that an animal may
be starved to death by eating only
the raw white of an egg, for the
same reason that dogs have been
starved by eating gelatin alone.
Only toothless babies can digest soft
food, such as -Mdnutact,trer
and Builder.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-04
BARBER SHOP

IN ZACHARlAH. With Assistants
can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET, SILVER CITY, prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sible. Give him a call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-04

IN SOME parts of the world man
who kisses another man in the
mouth is regarded as the victim of
lost opportunities.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-04
FAITH IN YOU.

sp ag FAITH IN YOU.
The world has been to you, love, ...-
E Most selfish and unkind;
Friends have been untrue, love,
so But, dearest, never mind
Still, in the path of light love,
w Your onward course pursue; ;- Cd. =
'Tis morning after night, love, --.-A d.
0E I still have faith in you.
-.aa ~ HEEagB
Us Not wealth or fame you've won, love,
You are happier thus you'll find:
&c Your work has been well done, love,
So, dearest, never mind.
na And if you've done your best, love,
You've surely not to rue;
In sweet content then rest, love,
still have faith in you.
Do not rebel at Fate, love,
Her clouds are silver lined;
The sun will shine, though late, love,
Then, dearest, never mind
This heart will trust you STILL love,
Whatever others do;
This heart forever will, love,
Have boundless faith in you.
- Mohawk Valley, Cal, May, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-04

Utica, New York, had a 5000, 900
fire on Friday. Planning mill of
Thorne, Watson & Co. sa.aA 81, .ss- -
, 1875-04-16
Tho Ticlborne Affair Finds It's Way
into tho House Of Commons.
A Motion to Unsent tile Judges
Defeated After III Excited
Debate.
Plan for tho Deduction Of the English
Public Debt.
Ceremony al The Installation of His Em1ncncs
card'na! Manning.


GREAT BRITAIN.
TUE T1cnronsE. su1aAscE IN THE HousE or
COMMONS.
LONDON, April 15.-1n the uousa Of Commons
to-day thsre wAa long aud excited debate on
the petition PRAYING for diamiahat from tho
Bench Of tho Judges wlo tat in tile Tichborno
trala On tho ground Of Fartsnltty and corrup.ion,
aud for she impeachment Of TIM Speaker Of tho
House OF Commons for similar rcnsotp. On
motion Of Disl sci. the petition ~aA rejected.
THE ANIMAL nUD0Er
WIS submitted to tho fIouao tu-a1sht br tho
Chancellor OF tho Excllo1uer. It sllow. that lilo
rnrplus OF receipts over oxpendtured for tho
fiscal year ending March 81. ISIS, was rj9J, YJ}.
Tho ezpendltures for tho current flEcal rear arc
ostutmated At 1926, ,0Go, and tho revenues ak
E76 G8Jt t030t leaving susplua Of L4t7luU. Tie
Chancellor suites that these estimates arc liabIo
to 10 Affected By supplementary estimates
In connection Will. tho frtnh education mesaurcs
Aud other matters. Tho only change il. taxation
hc proposes Ia tho adjustment Of btewcsB'
licenses and stn,np duties. through which Ie e1.
poets tile Burptns will be reduced 10 EAST ,0uo
hr. Chtders aatd tbs estimates y1ora too t1uely
drawn, and he anticipated daticit.
Tho budget tnciudca tho following plan for tho
Of tho debt for tho fiscal year ending
This charge Ia to be gradually Increased
until 1t amounts to cry 0O0, 900
In 1917, at which figure it shall permanently re.
main. Tho yearly oTarplus. which IL not re-
'quired for tho payment Of interest, Bhal, be
applied to the redemption Of tho debt. Tins,
In thirty Years E2i3t t00u,Q0 Of tho debt eau bs
cancelled,
, 1875-04-16
THE LABOR PROBLEM.

The WlLkES9ARRE, Pa. REGION.
spfc,at D,spateA to lhe Cheap Tribune.
W1LKEsnARnE, "a, Aprt] 15.-Tho employees At
uutchinHon's cot'scry, who havo been working at
the reduction, did not enter tho mIncs today,
being tntimidatod by threatening haodbills post-
cd up last night. 4 niue boss found murder
ous notice on his door thla morning, which Ia d
specimen Of tho literature used to intimidato tho
"hlacklogs" who persist in working. 1t Is illus.
tratcd With sdraw,uR of pstol, under Whiclrare
the words ''If you don't stop work look out for
the contents Of this" sIgnod, Death" Tnete
Ia slao coffin bear!ng tho Inscription David
Fosters Doom" Throughout tho strike, the
Wlkesbarro region has been spared anv
murderous outragos, and it L. to be hoped that
no eta OF bloodshed, snch ~ has I,sgraced other
portions of tho coal ficlds. w,ll be lnAngusRsed
here. Tho prevailing sentiments amohg the
strikers caunot bo Judged By these lawless pro-
coedlues, as they arc performed by desperate
mon little bosser than outlaws. and arc not
conutennnced by the better elasa Of miners, who
nze largely in the majority.
, 1875-04-16

0fFH4AHo sF4E40*
hs" oaLKAss. La, April 15,-lha Louisiana
Jockey Clubs lrss sacs to-day waa telling race,
one mile and = quarter, olab-purse &ao0 azst
dosss esoo second els, aud third, s25. tbs
race was won By contusy, Mary L second, Tom
Ieathsfs third. beating AIlaew. ssoreA, u r,
Bob nritton. Chris Doyle, King Amadeus, and
capt. Aeader' Time, 2.l2. Alidsw led At start
and until entor|n8 the homo .stzetch, when Gen.
The poo! lat night. Mary L sud Ch1ss Doyle
sold % is0, Mlldeh 120. KING Amadeus 0U, Tom
Lsathera 10, csntury ~. hob Btiston IA, atoro1
!t,lly} 10, md Capt. ksadas 10, On the arscx
The second ssee, s91ls.aua-a.half, ali ages, club
, 1875-04-16
FIRES.


AT LANSING,
.steefas Di.patch to ihe CHICAGO Tribune.
LASsfsu, Mich, April 15.-Ono Of tie tlreo
frat b'ick blocks erected In Lansing waa buruod
at o'clock this morning, lnsolving !oas Of
s35.0Go. It originated in the 1rS. goods storc Of
r. II. Cowlcs, and In supposed to be tho vol Of
an incondlaty, as Afr. Comies inspected the
building late o. tie orcnin9 previous. Ills foHs
OF tho block Is $4,000 on goods, e15oo0.-ruily
coyared hv insurance. Smith Hunter. groceries
and seois. loses e2.0o9. Esselstyn It Sons losc
e3.900. Nearly half OF tho goods aAve1 sro in .
damaged condition. All are fully insured. e1-
capt tlle furniture and books Of two taw-olllcos.
IN ono 1a"-ollfeo the furniture was tnsu1cd for
&50V.
, 1875-04-16
AFRICAN EXPLORATION,
THE Latest NEw8 FROM COL. LOSu-TnE MAN,
KATEns-LlFE UNDER THE EQUATOR.
4feu York 31p,f{.

THE 1AATEHT NEH8 FAGM Euis. LQSu-TuE MAN.
K4TEns-1IpE UNDER TIE EQUATOR.
Gfm FORK 3smsS.
BY the last steamer no AAyo a1vicea from ouo
OF the exploring expeditions under 10y Gordon,
ipttusted to Tho command Of Col. Loue tho par.
tculars OF whoaa wonderful achievements, az
ploratons, and supposed "dtsooverY Of tho
sources Of tho Eitc," wofo published
In Tho Times on tho 8!h Of December
laat. Col Long. sftor LIS return from tho
Ugunda country, waa allowed to remain in Khar-
toum for faw days to rrcuperate, preparatory
10 III advance 10 another direction. Willis here
llo received tho Official order OF promotion to
tho sauk Of Colonel on tue General Btan and
tue decoration OF honor Of Moiidreh Third
hla romarkablo aeryloes. Ho Ia again on tha
march, a. wi! be eaon by the following sxtrao.
from lettor to his relatives In this city, dated
Lit: f'eddo Central Africa, Jan. 20. 1875:
:" !oavo hero In few davs for tbs country Of
Niata MAN (aIan:eaters) with a0J soldiers 10 ro-
cruit from tlls lLtipnt,an OF ptgmy race fcele-
bshsed for their Fighting qualitles) that dwell On
tue borders OF thus country. They arc or
ceedtngly. abort in stature, about tho
but excessively broad, Of c,oat strength,
With feet aad hands we'll ehaped. aso pleas
luz 10 sight. and hkva nothing OF the disgusting
appearance OF the dwarf. These people arc very
wa,llke, and often attack t,iboa (of our ststuro)
hnN kA10 F0nscbelUu u tuGlT lAHdR. 4u0Y Al4
called bY the Elam Mans 'I1cki Ttck' and
must be OF those Of whom 0ulliyor sing foe tho
do!lghs Of tho lpvcntle4 One Of the females
WAS aont down by steamer ~ present (a,4i1us)
to Ills lliGhness the klodtye.
"The MAN Mama arc sutlropophagl, but the
privilege Of fesstiug on human ilcsh il accorded
ony laa one Of them told sne) to adults not 10
tue children, but not being su1lcientsy lnluctcd
70 their customs - yat, am unable 10 youch
therefor. 1 Am establishing recruiting stations
AZ ! proceed, aud also am insrtstol With
diplomatic mission, tho secret Of which I
am forbidden to communicate, but Of Which you
Will hs Informed by telegraph iu = short
then, ho for Calsol have tAua far w!tlstood
tho climate, 70 fatdl 10 some OF my frleuis sud
comrades, and ~ my extra term Of service ex-
plres On my return, It nothing tntcryenes Of
special moment: I ahal be getting ready to s1:
brFnng sends Of Egypt, ind breathe tho fsee
All Of the loved lana Of mr. birth onoe egain.N
, 1875-04-16
1ELEQRAPHlc RREYlIfES.

F. Bacon arrived NJ San Francisco yesterday
from New York. It ID stated on good authority
thRt hs goes there to take charge Of tho assnoy
OF the Pacific Hall 4. that port In tho interest OF
tia uaH msaaRomens.
:, las been resolved by tho managora OF the
40" York thtAhes to give : performance Oh
Thursday, Tue 29th Inst, at eaeh place Ut amuse.
meut t shat city, fur tie benett of tho family Of
the late DA1 bryant, the sEoss receipts 10 DO in-
ycsssd for tho education and support OF his chill.
dfen. Tbs e1,000 contributed BY the managers
W.
, 1875-04-16

uhaKa " oHnD4NR1'
c.,dipa, IN 1B6a Ia 5ead,
' - 1oost y "e" ....
CARDINAL MANNING.
RoAR, March 3'.-csEtlnal Manning VIM to-day na-
sums bis ecclesiastical title IL the Church Of San 0rcg
o.io. lie will bs accompanied by the Hey. Sir. Man-
ng, bin nephow, tho Bishop OF a.tsb7u, an4 uy tbs
Icy. Father CaaEhan, Hector Of the English College.
A. the ceremony His Em1hence Will u assissed ~
Monsignnn Howard sud Quinn. tho Bishop Of Iris
bans, ana Mons gno.a stonor.
AZ the English ana Amosican nomsn Catholics resi-
cent IN lsoHc, ine'ullnS LordeAuinont aud tho Mar
10 present.
lATER.-The ceremony commenced It p. H., ana
lasted until hAlf.past5. There were about .000 En-.
gltshmen and Americans present.
-, A. % ,oon ~ o,raiasl MsnninI entssed The Church
him tho tttte Of st. Andrew aud Ht. Gregory, Ills
, 1875-04-16

at GAlESHun6. Ill.
Special DisEatch TO The Ghtea1o 7rit'ftts.
GALEsnuno, lila Apnt 15.--Iho grocery atoro
Of II. II. Grjiiths. In tho suburbs Of tic city,
was discovered to be on Gro tuie evening" and,
owing to the prevalence Of torrible gallo OF
wind. all efforts to cxsinguish tho nanes wcro
unavailable. The adfoi iuins dwelling, occupied
by j. hclntosh. was also consumed. Griffith
$4,000 III the ptltrni1 and 1toYal also loaes all
his books. Mcintosh suffers q small loss fully
Insured.
, 1875-04-16

partially completed last fall Owing to III,
abort-rightad sconomy Of tho Reform Lcptaja-
tura Of 1874. tho appropriation Of that ycsr tcil
el,or M that The building was left UNFINISHED il,
Decemhor last. This contract Il to snrn,Rh Tie
wing ready for occupancy. When t,,a ctrn.
r1etel, tho building wilt bo larger than tls
Hospital 1t Madison. and one Of tho largest IN
Tho Went. Tho Abatement heretofore mais tisas
tue ua1IA Of tlio south wing had bcan seriously
injured ny the aevcro froHs of tho paas winter. IL
now aacertAined To bo incorrect. Tho architect
prououncos tIem Ill right.
, 1875-04-16

Epets1@ WaUllch 70 3h1 EhEfd90 IF13NH3,
PkonIA. ILL.,. April la-lsou.s's opasa-uouss
was we'll filled this syoniuR, drawn to hear Sahuy-
ler Ool1ax lecture on Abraham L,ucnla. Ths
diatIoguished lecturer was to have bssn intro
duced BY Cor. Dsyeridge, and Senators Logan
aud 0gtesby we're 70 bs pressnt bas they III.
tallsd 10 put iu IN sppsazanca.
, 1875-04-16

Sffeldt H&pdkch 10 1'he lineage tITfbs4te4
LAFAYETTE, Ind. April ia shooting ARRAY
occurred q. st. Nicholas Hotel IN this city, about
10 o'clock last evening. Byron Van Recd and ais
father wore sitting in q corner OF tho ofElcs OF.
tho St. Nicholas. wnon Robert Morey eamo In,
aud yan Heed. Jr., sprsug to. his foot drew a
small ptstot, aud fred at 11r. Money. Tho
ball barely mieHing his head, passed through the
window into the street. horoy lodged behlni
the stove, md then luto tho rcading-rootu. .As
10 went Van 1eed fired second shot, bnt bin
father struck MP his arm, nnd the bali
entered tho ceiling. sloroy escaped out
the back way unharmad. yau Reed
gaso himself Ut, 10 tho authont.ek this morning,
and was held to bail for his appearance At Coust.
Van Heed states az AA reason for the attenpt
10 shoot Morey that 3lorey bad labosed to alien
nte lila fathor from him, had accused him Of
gambling, AMI 40 poisoned Ills father against
lin tlnt II wha With difficulty lie could persuade
hs father 70 come 70 hia i,unso or hare anything
to do With him. Tho elder van Heed ia wealthy
and respected citizen Of Warren County.
HIS son. byron Van Reed, Inns been in business
in th1s city for . numoer OF years,
aud has suffered two or three disasters, for
which h!a father was hold responsible. The dit.
fculty is tho outsrowth Of his recent failure in
tho warehouse business, aud ID Which 31orey Is
supposed TO bo loser.
, 1875-04-16

sp.efal Dspalth 10 7he Chicago Tfitun.
EAST SAo1SAw, :licll., April ia dwelling
owned by J. J. Wheeler and G. ". Wianer, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000. Insurance III tho
phGnlx Insurance Company, of Hartford, 81, 600.
The house waa sncant. and tho hro Was the work
Of an iucendiarG.
, 1875-04-16

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 15.-A fro at shebo.-
gan to-day destrored Crocker, Bliss t Co.'S chais
factory. Loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
, 1875-04-16

Eptc1d! Iftpafeh u TN Chataao TT15un..
LANSING, Mich, April 15,-rho largo frame
farmhouse belonging to Chstlea Howard, on the
Waukcea road, about II mI!ea from lansing
waa burned this morning, together with nearly
all ,th contonts. tho barn, aud several other nd-
jaceut outtuild!ugs; Loss, about $4,000.
, 1875-04-16

CotrNBrs, o.. April l5.--Tho extensive paper
mill Of Yeasm.n Anderson. Oh Friend street.
WAS destroyed BY Fro shortly bofors midnight,
Cannot obtain statemen. Of losBcB Tonight,
, 1875-04-16

6pze4a7 L4s11{c8 70 7H1 thEQ0o If7bNIt.
MILWAUKEE, WL., April 1o.-Tho jury in the
trial Of john Walsh, for the mu.der Of Dennis
Drisooll, was discharged after having viowsd tls
sceas Of ths murder. owins To tue sudden sick
, 1875-04-16

efFeta3 Uspdlth 70 Tia ChIeaQo 1F16UHf.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, April l5.-Mlss Louisa
brown. OF Cotton Hill, iu this county, HI o.
Unable young lady, was killed. yesterday By
being thrown from horso she wAs riding. 8he
Hss dERRRed : distance OF milo, her foot haug-
ing III tho ssirrup. bhe was totsibly msagled.
, 1875-04-16
FRANCE.



pAnis April 15.-The French academy has
eloctod Edward Sabine, tho English General aud
author. corresponding membos for. tho class Of
geography and navigation, In place Of Antoine
Mario Isemi Chazallon, deceased.
, 1875-04-16

A email h!sze in tht stable in the rear OF 12l
Clark street, caused 40 nar1n over the American
District wire At 10:40 o'clock last evening. Tho
fire was c1tingushed bY tue Insurance Patrol.
Damage nominal.
4 slight fire occurred In tha grocery stoso Of
john White. No. Goa West Fourteenth atlc lcet, At
9:20 o'clock last night. Damage, $50.
, 1875-04-16
yIIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, April. 16, 1876

nnrse $500 flrst horao, eio0; nccond, SIS; third,
s25. rRs won by Survivor bv lo.,gtl,. Lt'ne-
stone second. Donycs third. Tl,no: 243.
In pools last night Hllryivor hold 1t e275,
Llmestono s1h0. Denvcs 545. On tho track TO-
day thev rated about tin aamo ~ Inst night.
Tho third rnce, mile heats. heat three In i've,
all ages Club rurBo 1G5D. iirbt torne, $3.50; Hcc~
ond. 800:
!!srF3 eHcF'.t's.ss...........sI
H"eet Aofss.s s+ts....*s..sss.+s -
lnfs l4oaafd.. afd....................3 .
1enftH - uEt
75me-1a'H, iao,f, l;49. Ess. El7H.
1ast night Harry Fcltor sold at 700. Crown
Prince, LOO; 8weet Boy, 200; IT. 1.coa1rd, 75s
Denver, 81. Grown prtnco entered for this
race, but was rutod nut on account Of un-
paid forfeit due At baltimore. Tho pool on
tic track before tho race was about tho gnme az
last night. A. the conclusion OK .ho seeond
heat Sweet Boy stock began 10 riso. Afsor tho
third heat sweet 10y was 20 10 8 against the
otl,ols. Attor tho foulth heat feltor lad tho
call,
, 1875-04-16

ANOTHER NOTE TO BELGIUM.
pAnrs. April 15.-L Uairers reports tha. prus-
sin haH addressed another nots 10 Belgium in
relation to ths an,i-pEussia pamphlet published
in Antwerp.
, 1875-04-16
No Proceedings Yesterday, Owing
to 1Ir. Fullcrton's Illness.
Three PerEons Have Como Crazy OH
Account uf the Scandal.
The Purrort Of SIra. Tilton's F0rthcom-
Ing Statement.


8EHgTtN,
new foRK April l5.-0wlng to tho ill-heallh
Of Mr. Fullerton. and The apprehension that to
proeeed to-day with the ecas,dal case would pre-
cfpstate another attack OF vertigo, ths further
croas,e1aminatsou OF Mr. Deecher was postponed
nutil Monday, until wicl, tlme tic Court ad-
ionrned.
The crowd struggling for admission to the
Courtroom was euor1n jus. and tho llsappolut-
mcnt VAS great.
neBaie Turner was In tho Conrt-room, and re-.
ceised from alr. DeecAor a warm shake Of the
hand.
, 1875-04-16

ness Of August Guetzolo!f, BY order ot tho
Court. Couosol for the plaintiff obJccled and
gaso n1ies e. 40 .ppeni = the .su sup,oms coatt
aceno tnadd.1 Tho trial will commence this mo.n-
tf.u 'S -
, 1875-04-16
THE WEATHER,

WAsu,No1oN, u. c., April Id :. m.-For the
Lako region, tho Upper mississippi, sud Lower
Missouri Valley. and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy and decidedly colder weather. with brisk
to high north to west winds. rising barometer
anil light rain or snow near Lakes Ontario. Eric
and Huron, and Ia the Upper Ohio Valley.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
ftU.rarc Apri1
, 1875-04-16

NEw YonK, April 1.-two colorcd murderers,
named burch and lisrdoo, who were sentenced
to b hanged here Tomorrow, have beea To-
spltsd for ons weak By the Governor.
, 1875-04-16

e;sPH S''s's5S I52as 1's',ss;
Il: !, ,';;;;: g s.s; 81 ;.ss;
ro-pAY's GAMES.
Tho following arc tho gatncH to-day:
Af7crnoon-sfcAfee w. MhEgol, Parker TB.
uoiling, Miller VA. Liverman,
EmHing-Sl.aw VI. Hoa, Carter yB. Durlelgh,
nhinca ys. Gallagher.
BASE BALL.
! A COMBINATION FORMING AGAINST THE ATHLETICS.
Nt,s rort Herltd.
Tho Professional Association Of Baseball
ptas ere Is In d bad way. keycr since lis orgsn.-
! xation llas there been Ruct disscnH!on in its
rarka. 1T tho annual ,ueoting hold In phia-
deiphia, Marcl. /, tin caso of David Force ca,no
up before Tho judiciary Committee for sottle-
| tnent. On tue "a Of Sovombcr laas. this p:arer
signed contract binding himself 10 PLAY With
tho Chicago Club for tho Hcason Of 1875. On
tho 9Th Of December ho signed q contract with
the Athletic Club, agreeing to play with thom
during .la saa'e aoason {l875}. In Wow Of
these facts, Tho Contnitteo decllod That hp
should
rrAy WITH THE c1ifcAn, ctuD,
nni that tic contract with the Athletic Club WAS
illegal. aud tl,orefero in no way bndng.
4
4,,n f,c,rnnIion lin II, ounrI ,,non toLI,r 1,ts
sas, ~ .,'o, n,,rrc;,n1 @ 49,. iti,o;ssa E... ~
aeat' at onCa appo5'lt" ~" "HAcsaFY 1oH-
mittae. deslghatioB three IhiladAlp41a mon as
members. A8 tho Committee Ia composed OF
but tivo, this ncsion gAyo tho Athletic Club
clear minority. Without anY unnecessary de-
Iav. lin f,ommtt,oa conye,otJ and rconcnoj lin
s,s i,.at 1s.fj.I H., ~, r.. .,xsfea...a..
tt 49, ..s.,. i.i r. .is't ~ -
abo, n,av II H. h,ic,is ri, snd ~" nn,haro
snun'a sI"a p'as !" 'no o'4''''' e'o" ~" ao"n"so
'!SH. T.,, a,,ax ,,,, ooo,.,o,.a Al, H.. ,ro,,,,o
o,nt,a tns ,,a, +,,csa ~ p,,t.ao,h. nor,
.uos. pga FL snad s34 snos9 10y ~ ada, dn, sury
au"a n w." ,o,. ~ aannan ~ aen
tt ~ ~ apnr nnda ~ I"Sirfsrv ~ com1i,,o
s ,,,I ~ - ~ ~ do;n ~ ,,raoa9
toa n ,saa ~ no ~ ooK r
G Sts nas umsaas u'uo. a,;an - a A;,,,a.;. "
,,,h i.'en @ oi'''"b' - y 1aenoot' VI 1A' Aso'e"o
o'o0' aeo
sELr.cossTrTuTEp MEMBER
OF tue Judiciary Committee. .. .-.
Some to. dayS ago tho following card waa eont
by tlio Ioaton Clnh u tho othor professional
clubs, With roquost that 1t 10 signed:
~ char ,s es'tsy I'm fr:." Sa0"a' 4'e<a'so" Fro
.9Ti H. ms xa 5ayfi r.. b, cbo Al, ~ b,
arc msmbers Of tha Nat,on:l Association al prof.s.
sona Daee Ball Players, address, to you ii your ocia
, 1875-04-16

HECKt
hheefft b'ap1th 10 Tie chicaan Trt6Hne.
Kansas Cir1, Mo-, April ia sotdler from
Fort Haycs who was being taken to Fort
Leavenwosth fer military t,isl jumped from
car window and broke ais ucck.
, 1875-04-16

FLIGHT OF JAtL.pIRps.
sntefat D,stdtth 10 Ths Che u - Tribuns
KANSAS Cl1r, No., April 15.-Five persons es-
capod ftom the olasho (Kan.) Jail yesterday.
, 1875-04-16
FAILED TO TURN OVER,

Special Dispasch to 7hs Ch,eagn Tribune,
sPalSoFIgLp. ILL.,, April 15.-Frane,s AllIson.
clam-sRent living In Mattoon, Ill.,, was atraignod
here to-day beforo unitod 6satoa COMMISSIONER
Adams for rofusIng TO turn oyor back pay aud
bounty which ha aad collected for soldiers, aud
was bound over to tho Court in $500. 1Ie gave
bait All waa released.
, 1875-04-16
MuHoeRERs ADMITTED TO BAIL.

IENFHIs Tonn., April 1b-Aa 4vdlaNche
Bsowusv,lle special tonight says Horny aud Eli
noad. who killed Goorgo siodlen, Clerk Of tho
County Court there, iaat woek. were to daY sd
mittod to bal In sulns Of Slo, 900 and $4,000 ss-
Bpecuyely.
, 1875-04-16

spse.as Dtspa&th 70 Ihe ch,rauo If1tun<.
CA1Ro. ILL.,. April ia white man named
Harris. convicted of tho urdor OF his fathsr-in-
mules above thsH city. tomorrow.
, 1875-04-16

AREcElvER APPOINTED.
MONTREAL. Canada, April 1a.-lhe difficulty
between the Morchants' Bank Of Canada and the
Detroit Il Milwaukee, Hallway las resulted IL
plactr3 the railway IN tho haads Of receiver
Mf, TrdEbsidQo.
, 1875-04-16

DEa MONIES. H., April 15,-N. j. Miller. ono
OF tho vtcains Of tho Tyrons railroad disaster.
was last evening IN about the satne condition ~
Tor several days. lila appetite 10 good-hls
physical condition generally good. Hs Is full OF
hope and pluck. Tho dead lcsh ~ gradually
aIoughin9 OF. but haa not yet reached tho small
vcsns aud arteries En the neck, How he can llvo
is nystors: Thero will DO no ilesi1 on tho loft
elao OF big whole faco, aud oven portion OF tho
bone will hare to bo cut away,
, 1875-04-16
ITALY,.

DEATH OF CARDINAL.
noME, April 15.-Annibal Capaltt, created
Cardinal in 1863, is dead.
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