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, 1875-02-27
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1xoToH, D. O., Fob. 26.-For the Upper
Mississippi and Lowor Missouri Valleys, tho
Northwest, and Upper Lake region, l,orthorly
Winds colder, cloar weather, rising. followed by
falling, barometer, With local Knows in the Lake
legion. -
Sa<efal Dtspateh 10 Tho CHICAGO Tribune,
Sioux Cry, H., Feb. 2G.-The illinois Central
Road will Xet its track cleared OF SNOW aud trains
through tomorrow, after nearly weeks block
ado. Tlp other roads arc clear. and are running
traina regularly. Weather cluar a,,u cold.
Sj*ctut Di4pateh to IAs Chicago tribune,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Fob 2G.-A storm not
In at Otscgo Lake, the northern terminus OF tbo
Jackson, Lansing Il Baginsv l&allroad, Wedues-
day .noruing, aud in 81 hours ls inches Of SNOW
ha fallen, giving tossl aepsh in that section OF
aotlves left otscgo Lake yesterday u morn,ap. aua
aud 1t l o'clock tIs afternoon were but four
miles from tue station, with thirty meu shoyelioe
SNOW 10 exericase tLen.
, 1875-02-27

h1octinE ma Al tournament OF tho Stnto
constitutional Convention,

n1oc1inE nnd Adjournment OF tho stnto
constitutional Convention.
d6sefaE Ntsnuteh to Tas Chfeaas Tribune.
DENVER, Col, Fob. 26.-The State Coustitu-
tional Convention, 80 called, met IN this city
thta afternoon. Il proved TO be Ill ogregtoua
'lzzlc, but twenty-five pcsaons. delegates and
spectators, being present. pau!cl Q. Kustz Of
Jefferson County, PRESIDED. Tho discussion
which enaucd wab yory rambling. Con. A. Il.
Ella, Of Pueblo, thoprIncipal representative from
tho southern portion Of tho Territory, said that
Ao, like ma,!y others in hlH Bccion waa strongly
opposed to tho State uoyomcn. from beginning
10 end. aud, that being the caso, Ae dopre.
catel my action un tAa pnit OF tho
Convention until Congress lad final
ly. passed. upon tho re1nIeition al y
whole. Tho proceedings wcro very unharmoui-
onn, and adjournment until tho 2Gtl, of March
oEsned. Ihure IL ntci1 indiifcrouce on tho
Rtato question ai1ong tho paople throughout .l.s
Territory. aud II sub,nlttcd to vote
will meet with great deal OF opposition,
many fooling that Statehood will increGHo an
alrUady burtlsusomo taxation. Those who
arc tue louaest in talking tho State burinesa up
arc clique OF politicians who were formerly Re-
pub'icana. but who have rocoutlY boen worry an.
iagouistlo to President Grant aud l,is hdln,nis-
tlon. and WHO at tho last election wete tho
means o! scndtua Democratic delegate to Con-
ETRhH.
, 1875-02-27

BY Stockwo1l or. tho Company. "a the case may
bn, aud Traces Tie phynlo,te made through r.
Wins hands. 1t conmenta severely upon tho
Ts 1Sses si1s & or ss eacueons .oacs
tho rslAtiona Of somc Of tho prominent
PERSONS protesting TO act - agents in .he trans.
aao;fons, especially "; 3. King snd John q.
arc 70 fiowca 1t longth. Tho Commttteo Also
givo the resulte Of tho examination Of
Dillon and tho books Of rho scs-
eeaut.at-Ar1ns. 1hcy. .comment also. unon
the I as sGs md s@ eonea IL M sis a.a esst" rese H.
ttons aid bill for the action Of ConRseea. This
Ia all that could be nhtasncd from tho Commit
tee. bns torc f. good rcaeon 10 holovo that tho
Co1nmitteo will report a bill to reg1-
Of nEonts aud attorneys prosecuting claims
or demands beforo tonErcsa Or tho Executive
departments of tho Government. Tho Commits
e VII "so 1nose from 1ensrc %
compensation for Rerv!ec rendered in connection
r.,,p nSss pon1Ins ar esfoie GHnsrfsS Him., sud "a
Conerets III oror TINT 1t illny bo further pursued,
sosernl Of tho witnesses. including Col. Fosney,
not having appeared before the COMMITTEES. Il Ia
also proporel that Tho tott!mony Of William
8. King, given Inst wear. and The tcalimuny
concerning him recontly obtained bofosc the
Committee, bc certified TO tho proper nnthoritios,
In nrior TINT Ae may bo prosecuted for crjuFy,
and A'no tho Testimony, q tl,o 1lo'. john ti.
Hchunaker for similar judicial actton
nlIL kISa'B CASE.
The lauycra have discoyorcd that the Blk TockB
which I'LL hing spont In tanndn cas,lot be In
clnded in tho two YEARS which bar at fnllct-
mcnt for perjury. Tie law, therefore. Which
rn.Aed relative to juries, Ia not do
fcatcd, "a WAS expected. The efrarts OF
his Mnncsots friends, which resulted In
delaying tho rassAEe at tho bill nntIl Quo day
more than two years had elapsed, lave failed to
accomplish their rurpoAc.
Mr.. bartlett, tho attorney OF tho Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. II Ia announced. left thiA
morning for Minnesota, to attach tho property
nj William 4. King, In order to recovcr tho
amount received by him In connection With tho
6nbsidr.
, 1875-02-27
THE SuNDRY CIVIL BILL.
AEiT1rIYutSnItN flENirE

WARRINGTON. D. G.. Fob, .v.-rho Democrats
IN tho Ilouse ,rero ,onr;b1c ououc1 mt 10 ,,,si.t
~ .se,;'...a ,a'a.. ,",,,.,. .s's,, 49,"
upon LUG touloas oe!ay "A'ct, "oa'a ha7o naoh
occasloleh II tAcf had denanusu their cohstit1-
t!ouul rights, aud compelled tho tealiug Of tho
for,uidablo Journal mado bv tho forty ro,l.ca,ts
=, vo.Iordor,a .o..,or ,r,.s rs .oL ,bis r;r,,,
" Sse'ola'', noss'o", 10y "a'su sn'n t'S"''
ahd hccop'ou trhco ol1efcu ny the Nepublicans,
which was that tho day should bo gtVon 10 Tho
sundry Civil bill, aud tho night loyotod to de-
hatc uroa tho FARGO nm. ,rhorc vaa xc,v
,;st,. .t,a'.x'ss .s;.,. ~ ..".'s,.,. ,.,;
.Hs4o Psosfst" NAIL '''o APPROXIMATION pli'
notwithstanding Tic rapid approach OF
thn end OF tho session, and tho
pressure Of o:hcr business, t,,o members per-
,4, H. .,,.; ,,,., 80, -. 1 1I,
, 1875-02-27

man, and no Senator desirinH "a tpeak. the Chair
tCarreutcr, Was ahont to tAio 4 vote. wlcn DAyar!
rattd point Of order thA undrr the agreement Of
yesterday. tho voc could not be esken bcfosh O'Clock
Tomorrow afternoon.
tfr. Morton sa,.l hs nndsratoo 4 That II no ono dr.
sired to ppeak tho yoto the Civil ghta bill c0ltld
bo taken bcsofe Tomorrow Afternoont knd that the
measure could ba nut ont ct tho way,
5fr. Ednru41S sa{j hs fet bound by tho agreement
that the vote aliol1 mt be taken III Saturday after
houn anil it wat In orler 10 Tnle on tho hreut-
tntnt HOW.
LOUISIANA frEEfH.
alr. Sorwnoll rai when tho Louisiana 1nration VISA
last brfnrn thc HrNntc s yielded ~ notinn to ny II
n.iIe Ecsnsn rnnefulng hlH rc'narks. An tl1 Civil
Rights qucsifln was Of eqnal Importance. hn would
conuto his speech. lie hen ndlrensed Tho Henae nt
igth III regard to Southern afTars. md the rrrrtlt
troishc* IN Louisiana ehpccIay. I5cforb cni,clinc.
he Yielded tn Mr. Bayard, wt0 mnrth that 10
tascn frafn to 1880 o'clock. Agreed 10.
The aaats thru went Into executive session, aud At
O'clock tereas MAS taken tilt T:1j.
EVENING HEHafON.
urou reafsembtng. consideration Of tha Crif.Htghla
bill res,l1ncd, and 3lr. Norwood continued hs
srccrh III regard to tho condttion Of Affairs In the
HUnth,
sF. 1'aysrl then took tho floor, and argued sgsnat
the conAtitutinnalIty Of tha bill.
Ar. Hamilton {sfl'.} obtained tho 1onr. hut yielded
for motion 10 adjourn, which was sEreed o, lnL tho
Senate al jouruel.
Tho evening session was attended By fifteen San
aturA.
, 1875-02-27

Tho 3nttiunn Legislative Com IA tteo
Go Forth to FRY Into Alleged Dar1k

Tho 7ffttinnn Legislative Commits
Go Forth to FRY Into Alleged Dar1k
DSin9a Within It's walls.
!Ster,at H,spaieh to Tie ca.caao Tribune.
MICHIGAN clT1, Ind, Feb. 9G.-Tho Northern
Prison Investigating Committoo reached hero
this morning, aud, after satisfying thoir Sonn-
torial appesitos at tho Jewell IIouso, proceeded
at onco to tbs penitent4ary in carFiagcs liudly
provided tor thom by tho officers and Directors.
Msssrs. Smith and 81. Juhn, Ut tie board Of
Directors, and Warden Charles 11ayno
recolved them With opc1l arms but
with ovidont tyopiaatfou. Tl,cso gcnt!omen wcso
80 asslduoua III ttor attentions all day as fairly
to weary tho Committee with politauess, anil,
therefore, tho lattez Ind very little opportunity
for private consultation. After somo discussion
attention to tho following points; Whether, by
meaus OF collusion beswoen Wardou, prlaon-
closlis, or guards, conyicts have worked marc
than contractors l,ayo paid the State for;
tho purchase ii supplies and rrnvislons oa !;
whether food has boeu suitable eitl,or In quality
o. .9unusity; ,wlethor, cruel or irhusnan
panisL,nonts hayo boon. inflicted. Or
s psFnu.as 'd so wsnsn lii reesxs wa e
IL will 10 Seen that wido fsoht Ia t!,tlH Bpencl
tor inquiry, to which tho Comtntteo eau hardly
do Justice il. tho ehost tlnlo at theis dlaposal.
netoher ICY beng taken as al average month,
tlmo and ovor-woFk allowed them, wore
prepared by a clerk, which showed. notwitl4-
standIug Dr.. uamrick reported the health Of tho
frnoners as remarkably good, that tho pu1nLor
OF days' work for which the State recolred pay
WA oxsromcfy low, many mon only being
slaya. For overwork tho contractors i,ny
% consa pcE day, arl tho n,aa roeciyo oniy
TO. Tho Warden has bec,, SLOWED az gratuity
Rip}1V MI mn I'LL,
, 1875-02-27

Yn,,.t..,J. -, o. ~ ,,, ~. tt-st ~ IL. ,,.. ~,
te .cs; te 4 H. mas xna ~ IT. aa - so
III, sha Hunrv ftyf1 a,rrn,,rssion bl ~, scrss q
Until ocosi, vlc,. reccss thou1d le tskrn IStii
tsr oae v H. ~ tson NV wo iot " lSss
the rsanr Of tha ot,r,.i which sDmll con.,in,c
In wpnii c.li f,n nrevInn, n,c,tnn ~ th !. rnrcn
il T,e Re,ub}icaus acec,,tc,l tis nj nrono.ton. sna
nj IN tfcjoct thn Unso unt intn S,nn,mtftso ~ liz
Wjnto ~, r. snnarr 1'ty s-o,t, Hi VI no
"Vr VIII W tr ,ne ausa q ulr liz sprs Sti @ p
sous raintinr of sGsi -f,rn Thnmas sn ~ al cn
frr ths nurrfaso of cirnrncrs msIating y = t,o
n,rn.t s y xere 1saehs Mt,ar
nut,rn,,r.atjon ;,ot nnihns1zs hr e,islino ,sMs
s, Gss.l suraessJ lat so N uo'ss of orscr xero
no, vail taEc,. Int ti,o chairman fit"sk,n. a
lila oliccttont nnt Tim rJnara wcrS strdrrr mi
Mr. Tarica saiI ttst hn baa neyrr htfoec hsnrt NJ
~, r,at,n, of u, r,rro- anil .f.tr e,o,o,,,, r..
hsof and las. mi Hem of f2uoo5 MN insc.,si ri
NJ I1n,iCr fWn.,, ofrcrc, an ar,on5r,sr+ ,r,,,nr
atnu s. nil to nfray ,hn ~ ncsss ~ H., .,tt ,,rrrn
ion nJ Ia W rcr"rcs u saess y tuo a
tira,ls anche in California ttho famous Mctiurrahan
OF NJ N.Y. ,,,!s !ar!s =, e'i,aI: :,
tic L5 rutc, and liz iiouto took resc,s iii fit ,ha
cvcainc srss.nn to ~, fer arIas a. ta Enrca XII 'D'
TyESfSG HFssfnJ WV o'"'
Tho uouse resumed ;ie eesso1,. Mr. rvncr In H.,
Gaas ana proceeded TO- ne discussion Of te bii to
vcnt ihe s1l,rnr.nr ~ thor u,,t1, r,t ,,I - s,;,
tan the tcs,ritv of ccrtons Thrr ~ ~ m nrn-,ro
attrrtlnucu Of memlcrs. uni thc . i;sries 1nss
r-o.I"a "a ''sA'eeA7' H"e WV 644'ei'c0 "es"
''Ss,i Ths a.,,ts va4 orep.,1 by Mr., oo,rp rne bill,
iuradicto,, Of tho i,c,i M,tns c.n,rt. wiz ,an.
rorons cxcs.tfa Of ,mwrt was to to tountI ibrro7
Itul nat i'm t:o,rts ~ lin nsttnn ~, rmss,is ~
Fs,irra r, ,rts M, ~ f,r ,na,tufnrI a., %"n,-.tI
Ito sas cors M one ba Wiz st many
, 1875-02-27
THE VlRGlN,uS AFFAIR.

CONDITION OF THE IanEMSlrY NEGOTIATIONS,
WAaHlSAroN, u. G.. Feb. 4G.-Tho announce
nent Ut tho fottnnl signature 10 tic terms of tho
ettlesnent OF tho yirgsulua question neetuB 10 bo
premature, III It ~ known from the beat suthos.
~ tlIat %ho tnnl conclusion Of tho Arrangement
lsa to awafs the formal recognition of tho new
Government OF King Atphonso hy tha Uui.el
states. Credentials aud Instr 4atious uutler this
tead arc now on the,s way to Minister Gushing.
The preliminary agroonent Htlpulates for tic
oaytneut OF s18,0o0 iu full satisfaction OF
lle Fieiniua ciainsa Of a personal character, aud
spain vi Gil rcciamatloiia againat tho United
;ta o.. rho autcg.sph letter If II, Alphouso to
As President Is purely tor,na!, briefly annaunc-
ng his hecens.on to tue throne. aud express.
ng ha dca!te for CONTINUANCE 1T good
.olatious. No day haa yet Eoe1
ixed bY tue Secretary us State Tor
ba presentation Of this letter OF the 1'reslleut
" The Spanish Minlhtor. bus It IL presumed II
ftll not take place until the Goyetn.ncus Of
Hug AlnhonHo shall hare tesn rocoyui.od By
~ 0sys1asaessA t1reuzh - keprasentatlyo Il
, 1875-02-27
FIRES.


DAMAGE on TIE OHIO RIVER.
C1So1aSAT1, o., Fob. 2G.-Specials to Clucin
natl TcperB report tho ainking Of tho stcamc,
Argosy, fadcu with 200 barrels Of salt, ut sItd
aeport, O., thia morning. Tho river wan all1 Of
ice from broken goryes nbovo. 4 tcnyy rake
struck tho AsEosy OH tho larboard aislo. Just for.
ward Of tho cyl|nder. 6lo WAS barksd Into III,
ehorc. and eana III ai1 foot Of wator. but, M the
rtsor is rAlng rapidly. tho water ut last accounsa
having steam up, but little OF tho cargo could
be aayod. Tho boat vas old, and valued ut about
$1,000. She Faa ownol by Capt. Muddy snd
Nil!inm Io!sloy, aud will DO = total loss.
Tue kana'sha 1ltycr iB reported to bc rising
rapidly.
, 1875-02-27

1FJ1Un3,
DUBUQUE, 1a.. Fob, 2G.-Viotatons Of the In
ternal Revenue Law arc becoming quite fashions
nbio in many Of our northern countlos, aud tho
oflcora arc ondeavoring to abato tho
nniaance. Deputy United Btatos Marshal
hlsattuch arrived In town t,-day with
two mon from, Alsmakoe county,-John Watch-
Beling large quantities Of liquors and c!gara
without !icengo. 10th aro now lodged in iusi to
aw4st the next aession Of tho United States
Court,
, 1875-02-27
MYSTERIOUS MURDER,

s5NttiHI I]1sE1Ef7TFo 1hf [7IfcU1a 7Tt5t{NE.
cAMnREDnE, o., Fob. 20.--Th!a morning. as
the uals-cars!er from this place to Cumberland
was nearing Claysyillo. ho found young mau
lYlng dead OFT tue roalAida, with lis head four.
fully bruised aud crushed, nt,l largo club lying
ncar by. Tho unmo Of tho murdered man ID
Dayid Cnnady. Ills residence was at Cu1nber-
land. thls county. He had boen down 10 Nav
Concord on busiuesa. Tho ca'isc Of tho murder
In ~ yet unknown. Tho Coroner Las gone 10
tho aceno, and will investigate tic murder.
, 1875-02-27
SUICIDE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb 28.--The Hon, Daugh-
crty White. proprietor OF the Manchester, Ky,
salt works, and father Of tho Hon. John o.
Whito. recently elected Republican Con-
grcssmau from the Ninth District, oom-
nttted auicide \ few days sinco
by drowning. Hofore throwing hlmsais into tie
cape. For several days previous IL hai ao,sd
qneerly. and was eyidshsly suffering under tenn
porary insanity whon Ile c01nmitred the act. IIis
brother, onco Speaker Of tho United States
House ct Representatives, terminated his lite
lY auiclle -, ~
, 1875-02-27
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Tho 0ad'S Till anil Iowa Robbers Probably
Run Down at Last,
Indiana Goa! Mines Burned by Striking
Miners.
Further Testimony in tho Book.stealing
Case at Ottawa.
THE WESTERN rHAln.Ronnsns.

so,tai n;.n,tes "a ~ rh,.o1o Tr,n,,,
KAxsAs C,rr. Ma. Fab. qd-Ths c,,o ri VIII,
Ian, SfrI]nnfota peneraltv tuovn n. 1&t1l Nc1,an,
ola, eou,es up In tlo wyan,1otsn Ci,cu;t f,o,,,t ri
about Ion dayt and In connection viii, lin caso.
yo,,r cosrcapontopt lc.rns TINT t1,cro hayo boon
vtt,,n thc n,st inv ,1nra son,o vo.v lm,,or,. -,
ooscsop'nehte. slcDanlo'e' VINO ~ tto htaft pnt
bold face on tho charges. In making ovcrtures
to tho authoritfch to turn StatoB evidence, II ho
cat fp that wav sayo if,ueotf.
Tho evidence IN yery strouu .rn,ost him, .u,
e.'.o ';H." ~ ~ ",'o"s "s"a' ".'''' ..o :.
t"cso e1'ats ho aoaps nut taat 10 II ono Oh LUG
'nen "ho
RonHED TIE KAssAs RI Cfr1c ruA1x At MuNC1E
In wvondotto Co,,n,, KIM m III. nftc-noon =,
H.. a., - n-i'' nj. .1-.,.-....
.no o.n .. Doeempee. 1no e'set'ns'anees ,,' h1e
LOO 1ai''''ar 70 noea fccoan''t'R' ING oSpresh
trnln was tagged Mt Muncie, nero siding, by
ivo masi.ca mon heavily armed, Tho engine
md express car woro detached from tho train
~ 49,, s,,..s. .oo ...-t. ~. -, ~. .s,,."
e''" ,aa ill., nne@, wv sasus' i"o y! sno aoopess
Ruardcd tue paasenEor-coachcs. ono n'orc kept
the tnuzz!a OF his Hurry rifle in close proximity
70 tl,o engnoosa l,ond wliio tho remaining two
went tAtougl tho Wells, Fargo 4 Co. eato. OBJ
80. ",s'.. ~ M ~, 30 ~, -,
la1n''s anons sao,oeo n currency anu so9a-"st'
ALL pacKaGe OF lawalry from l'a1ronco jow-
elor to 4 house III Kansas City. Tho robbers
theu rode Oh,
I'm ff1a rfutt nf fft1t n hnrnrnhnr Inn.
,s n,t.. .,a,f.s. " W. 49, " ~'A''' 1'"N'
e"' LILY po"et'hau asreh1e" ..-. ...
MAN WHO WAS dA1LoP1aa UT MAIN hTREEr
and took Him to tIla policc-s!atun upon cl,utgo
Of fayt riding, The mau Tas Atcuauiels. and
,,,,,, III. ,,o+so ,ro-, f,,, al mai or H., ,,,.,,
tr, u,;i T. Wn.', "nso ~
~ III ~ ~, ~ eesoA ~ stna ,,n," ;.i
.,o.,o, ~ ~ ~" ,iTaSat n'A
s,,d aisn tnf - to,.ai~,, u"morSa's
t,.,'t Ha,aus ~. ~ "g .n t@G p.ei!
II, III. +,rnTn, ~, " ,H Va
tno .,,sc,nn tat ~, .,, . ,a ~ ts,o
i,ar sr E LIN ~ "Ma a,x.1 oo ~ so ,
tost,va ;dnntneH t,,1 rorx su " .at @
la, 5,.san1 5m'Joad - ~ r.! !'"os ~ ..".
T''a n.a roos'Hae1 ~ WY ."Ao u ''i' A'"p1o7S
eEtiaS 4tai,a;Sio,s .x,, ,o,,o,, A., ,yr,rdo.,. ,,d
,tv,i,ar 1n,,,,,sti ~ , ~ ] MY pre.
f1I iou,tI,nd ',e H. fos"t,t 80 e'uu "o' 10
it,t5 ,ni,n..i., INV W. & 1u"Ims %"s e"uti ~.
i,i..' 'o'''"'oe ona'eo' "''0 A'o"' Wv eR"1'Ss
Ill ~. a.. .
4'tA'mDpI*y ~ ~ s4!u =, ii',s "Ittoot
T,tnn i'naIJ ~ '"o ''''o o'Stee'
tn,,,ystf1hEst nmus[.fEt~1s, r',,+,,,, ,,,,o,d tr,.,
I.ta Ae,o.,. .s.ts '. inaiVaa III. .ncH -
,,H ~, WIN t!,1Ght w ah1 d. ~ os'tl-
"otnJH' ~ ~ Do., Iu.ouess' M - s.i' t,. s."I'
,ta.oha.nsr en"ooe.y Ta. " 'a , aiaes. . country
htotc-AccpeE ~ A"nclat oo'ofe tne aT'ssa4 OF lilo
"1n,. Ill.,, .,,., ,, ,r,,..,.,,,, a.,
ap' non snIsv cnasGen nGCasle!s ppuu y h1ea
, 1875-02-27

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 2G.-TLo leo in tho schuyl
Kill at SEnnaynult brol;o up yesterday afternoon.
Tho water during tho night roao rapidly %
feet above Its ,1sual height, and onl,
fnet below the highest point esee
reached, sublnorglng all tic houses In tho lower
,art Of tho town. and forcing tloir occupnnts to
nbaildon tholn and thor contents. Tho gu
works wcro overtlowed. and the streets we.o in
darkuoss. AL tie mills. except one. havo suy.
cmploymnnt.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Fob. 2g.-rho water At
Manaynnk ~ snbAi'ltnE, md car.travel, which
was suspended, III bcing resumed. Large Ice.
gor9es sfo reported d: Huntington, and the ns7
county bridge at LoWtston was carried AWAY,
, 1875-02-27

Rxw ORLEANS, Feb. 2g.-Ths Republican con
ta!na m elatarato article claiming that tho Eada
bridge At st. Louis, whilo not N obstruction to
the upper rlyor commerce, IL IN engineering
failure, aad that tho E4da tstty schotue IL ono =
delay permanent improvement 1t tho river molta
in tho interest Of tho bridge stock And ths b.
lpuls local railroad Fings.
, 1875-02-27
FOREIGN.
SPAIN,


iNrERcEasioS ror BrAsiHH pRiEars.
LosnoS, Fob. 27.-Tio 1]er'n cortesnon,,,,,
Of tho Times aAys tho memorial OF tho prot.,,
mt clergy Of Spain asks tho intcrccssIon ~
TIM Protestant powers In bohnlf =,
thoso who weEe once rriosta and c,nh,.co,!
tl,e reformed religton, anil matret villa ths Is
public wns tn o1islence, M tY recol,t ,iccrsss
hnci! marriages have boen declared null mi
, 1875-02-27

toonth Senatorial District terminated |, A.. NJ,
afternoon, After elayen daya being spont IL Iss sas
ing Testimony. Tho report will bs sent on srnc svas
ore On Sunday night, and will hs In tlo hnn'1..
Of tho Sonate couuitteo Gu Elections on Sfn..
day morning. 1VA'
, 1875-02-27
RUN OVER AND KIttEp.3

= lSrfcfal D1spafch 70 7'ae Chfcoao T1ibWnf,
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Fob. 2G.--W. II. Dusator. q
switchnan on tho plttsburg, Fort Wayne 4 CHI
cago nallrosd, while in the performance Of ta
1usies last night, caught Ills foot in frog, and
was run down by tratu, receiving injuries which
proved fatnl in two hours. uussier was married
mHr With two children.
, 1875-02-27

FHoTEsrAST co,[lLAtsTa FAoM epAry.
LoSnox. Fob. 2G.-The Pail Mail Gn.sV.,.
correspondent at Berlin reports TINT tho 0ernn,a
dovernn1nnt has received memorial from n.
Protestant clergy Of Spain complaining thu, tbs
liberty Of worship is threatened. slmliar momo.
ilaB hare l,oon forwarded 10 Other lroteatsMt
Powers In Europe, and to tho United States.
, 1875-02-27

LITTLE I'ock, Ark. Fob. 28.-Jei1eraon Davis
was here yesterday looking after some Private
matters connected with the mintug interests OF
the State. lie Temaiued in tho city one night,
returning 10 Msmphia lsst evening.
, 1875-02-27
OCEAN STEAMER LOST.

LoSDoS, Fob. 28.--lntcIligonco hss been Ee-
ceivct1 here that tho stoauAhlp Hong Kong, from
this place for Japan, foundered or tho Isiand Of
Ablel Cura, in tho Indian Ocean. Nineteen per-
ronB arc reported saved, and alx nre known to
have becn drowned, aud eighteen arc missing.
, 1875-02-27
ATTEMPTED lNceNoIARIsm,

G3FtT1 EHE1V0 7F3tIJF.
DEa MONIES, H.. Feb. 2G.-An httcmrt to burn
tho Union block, At Kellogg Wns 1nalo last night.
Several barrels OF lnacl,Iuo.oil, n1coho1. and
whisky wero emptlod luto tho collar Of Dair &
1tiln drugstore, and an attempt maE!oto sotit gu
tre, but tho tire oF tho tram waH discovered be-
foro tho tumes reacled The oil. The oil was
traitors. A reward Of $500 Ia offered for tGom.
, 1875-02-27
DIED OF INJURIES RECEIVED,
Sp&cin! dispatch to Ihe LH tcttdn Tribune,

EtYnIA, o., Feb. 2G.--Charlos AfcAvoy, :
yonng nun 23yeara Of age, resident Of Elyria
II brakeman on tho Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern Nal!road, got caught botwecn tic dead
wood whiIo coupling cars anu received injuries,
from Which he died thts morning.
, 1875-02-27

Srtetat DfAuatrh 10 3he Chfcaao 7ffbuns.
TERnE l{Aurr, Ind, Fob. 2G.-Tho boi!era in
William Paddock & Co.'S mil1 have exploded to-
day, injuring ono mau. Loss $1,000. Tho bollor
plates wcro defective.
, 1875-02-27
At ADRIAN. MICH

TOLEDO, O., Feb. 2o.-A iro ut Adrian, Nfjchr
last uight, originating In the bo!cr.room ol
Maxwell i Co.'S planing-mil, destroyed tia.
building and contenta; also, s. 7. DAbcocks
factory for tho manufacture OF eowing-maohine
attachments; Austin l. Trnnt'a potnro-frams
saHl., aud blind factory; and portion Of Der1y's
lnmhar'yard. The total loss Is $4,000; no H.
bur1uco.
, 1875-02-27
MINERS DEMAND MORE PAY.

Por.sy1tLz, Pa, Feb. 20.-At amoeting Of tho
Executive Doasd OF Miners aud Laborera' ueuey.
olent Association. ibe!d here to-day, = teaolu-
ea.76 for contract aud es for Jay labor.
, 1875-02-27

STEAMER WRECKED ON LoNo ISLAND.
New YoRK, Fob. 2G.-1Ao Steamship Vicka-
burg. 8. O., from Fort noyal, came ashore last
night near Fire Islands. She Is a Total l0ss
1he crow, except tho cook, we're saved. Tho
cargo consisted Of cotton and fruit.
, 1875-02-27
FRANCE.

nurFEr DECLINES TO rnnM 4 MtN1srnr,
rAnrs, Feb. 2o.-1'ho journal dcs Ue1ats atat,,
that u. Naifet las doclinod to form AIipls,r,
but II IL hoped that ho Will reconsider his dete,
mutation. III Tho ovont Of llia acceptance, lin
Left Contro will support Al. Dufauro for prosis
don't OF tho AeYcnlb,y @'F
, 1875-02-27

Srfcta& D'snatch to 1'hs Chteaoo Ttt5uns.
CAMnnlDoE, O., Fob. 20.-Tho streams In THU
section have rison very high In. consequence OF
the recent thaw aud rainfall. Mon hayo beon
engaged cloaring the drift aud leo gorge for shs
past day or nsoro to prevent tho destruction u
ono OF tho bridges ut this placc.
, 1875-02-27


sreefal DfsrHtch Il Thr Chtrddo Tribune
DuBuous, H., Fob. 26.--An old framo build.
ine, corncr First and Mary strcsts. occupied BY
Frederick Peacock ~ saloon and dwelling, wna
DESTROYED by 1ro This ercnsne-tho work Of IN
incondiasy. 1he |osH III estimated at 81. 500, and
y fully coyorad by insurance In tho American
Central, Of st. Louis.
, 1875-02-27

1splAxAroLlB, 1ud.. Fob. 2e.-Ths coal Shafts
OF the Jae&son Coal Company, Smith, Rucd L
TO-, Ysach. Hall l. Co.. uear Hrazii, vero burned
by lncendasies last night. Tho m!uers we.o OUT
OH strike, and Lad made frequent threats Of
violeuco u tho owners held out. Ms, Jackson
, 1875-02-27

LONDON, Fob. a7-5 q. ,n.-Tho bark Bell Hill
has beon wrec&oa Gu tic Irish ccast Oh Daloyg-
gau, ard thirteen Of tho CROW drowned.
, 1875-02-27

At PHllA0 ELPHIA.
FHiLApELrfilA, Fob. .21.-WRlatar's cotton Mill
was burned laat uight.
, 1875-02-27


W1LxEspAnnE, ra., Feb. 2G.-.Anttlony Martin
waB Instantly killed at tho Black Diamond ntucs
today. 1fc was e.nndiuE near tho machinery,
which was protected ly raiiing. whom he
climbed over, and, falling iu was crushed to
plcccH BY m itamonse tly-wheol. II is supposed
to have benn suicide. Martin leaves q large
family.
TblH morning Tho body Of Thomas Kclty, Of
Plymouth was found IN TohY's Greek, untior
railroad bridge, near this city. An inquest re-
Plymouth Inst night. at,tl on finding out his
mistake tho conductor stopped tho train and nI-
lowed him to got oil. lilo had to walk over tho
bridge to reach tlo depot. nnd la supposed to
have fa!len through md drowned.