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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
CHICAGO.
rREInIIr RATES rnoM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, February l0.-All Of the
roads leading east from Chicago hGveire-
duced their freights on dressed hogs as
follows: To New York, Albany, Boston
and Baltinors, 10 centstto philadelphia,
4 tontssto BuI % cents \
i, " mhnI wovrNs y ~ \ J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

The Charleston Journal says that as tSI
back as two years ago it was generally
rumOred that very considerable specu'
lation was going on in the State deposits.
TWAS suspected that the Treasurer and
Auditor were part Of the specuIating
combination. ,i.
at was known that the public treasury
only received 3 per cent interest on the
same. That this interest in three years,
even at that low rate, amounted to over
$4,000, and that it was loaned out by
tho banks to the commercial public at l2
and 10 per cent. The 0 per cent differ
ence, 1t was asserted, was divided by u
syndicate OF spectators ds profits Of the
business, amounting In the years lS7l-2'3
toover S63OOO."
We presume that this $4,000 is not
likely to be recovered from the syndicate,
but, as will be seen by the letter Of our
Charleston correspondent in another col
umn, the Constitution Of the State pro.
yiles very severe punishment for
bribery. The charge is that one or two
of the officials in charge Of the public
funds have been bribed to keep large
deposit in one or more banks. Section
45ot Article 0 of the Consultation says
that
ut shall be the duty OF the Legislature
at its first session after the adoption OF
this Constitution, to provide by law ioT
the punishment by imprisonment in tho
penitentiary Of any person who shall
bribe, or attempt to bFibC, any executive
or judicial officer Of this State, or my
member of the Legislature, in order to in.
luence him in the performance Of
any Of his official or public duties
and also to provide by law for
the punishment by imprisonment IN
the penitentlary of my Of said
officers, or any member Oithe Legislature,
who shall demand, or receive, from any
corporation, company, or person, any
money testimonial, or other valuable
thing, Tor the performance Of his official
and public duties, or for refusing or fail.
Ing to perform the same, or for any vote
or influence member OF the Legislature
may give or Withhold. as such member;
and also to provide by law Tor compelling
any person, 30 bribing or attempting to
brfbe, or 20 demanding or receiving a
bribe, fec, reward, or testimonial, to tcs'
tiiy against any person or persons, who
may have committed ahy Of said offences.
Provided, that any person SO compelled to
testify shall he exempted from trial and
punishment for tho offence Of which he
may have been guilty, and concerning
which he is compelled to testify; and any
person convicted Of any Of the Offences
specified in this section, shall, as n part
Of the punishment thereof be forever dis.
qualified from holding any office or po.
aition Of honor, trust or profit in this
State" /, iiIlf'iis
The Sd section Of chapter LXXV Of
the acts Of 1928, enacted in'pursuancc Of
the above provisions in the Constitution,
provides that
III any executive or judicial officer Of
this State shall demand or receive from
nn,, na.nnnnkinO onuonanv 81 nnNanO INV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

The Sd section Of chapter LXXV o.
the acts ot'72.79, enacted in'pursuancc Of
the above provisions in the Constitution
provides that
, 1875-03-29
TIE DISTRICT.
Tur IArI,ET TCQUELIflts


snttidt DJ2pa.eh 10 Ths Ghiet41o 17iburt.
TAsursaroy, D. c.. 1tarch 23.-fho logiala-
tlou Of the last Congress for thia District 1neota
with remarkable and uuithd opposition from tho
cotro community. Jhs ac:wlio'. cScitea rot!ss-
auce Is tho rersanal-Tax law. Tho ]hw IN de-
nouncotl as unjust. nno4ual4 aud oppressive, tanl
as deadly blow to bunlness intorostu. So
rrcnt has t;,ta opposi.son Dacn1no that oo of tito
jpc::t l,awBpspora thIs morning proposes Iii or
ganizel ,ohsllion. It Ha5s:
We can 1ay 10 part Of this tat nn. this hona mn.
dnrstood, our rfcEs may hs wuIl tow tI,at WI VIII
ecara 10 rna our citizens meet to~s'lofFnW ntclt to
determine uroa 1he nf dr.afke III trunt tlst thur
actto will hu calm tat tittn.ntnr Wn will npro3t to
tito Courts, ard by Thy time deeAson !. reached, Il
adverse 10 uR w Will n ablo 10 apE2al 10 Raotlcf
CopgFexs Tor tci:ef-
TLoyo evidently wan n btnnlcr In drifting tho
law. It IL CONCEDED hv tho commissioners, aud
noeittvcly nesortcd hy 4 prominent uleinber OF
tho Conmittoe that frar1otl tho bill, that Tie
construction plaeud Upon lilo Inv WIS nover iti-
toudel by CongreEH. Randall utnted, whom
tho bill Eaa uEter consideration III tho House,
upon the authority ef Commissioners Denn!sos',
that tho nmount OF tax which 1t was expected
could l,o realized from taxing porHonnl rruportv
was TlD0,0E0. 1hiio by tho schedule prepared hy
tho Attoruoy for tho DiatriGt the amount will
reach million. Tha nlaiu pninta Ut objection
urc. First thst tho tsx upon gocas for sale ID
ujltH mud illegal. In TINT II tuakea double Lax,
lIronsa tax having 1lraady boon pad; md.
SECOND. that II in1roaoa tux upon noney, which,
IL liz held, cannnt 10 taxoht !eEaI.tendcrs being
Bank nctea being besed upou buuts. which aro
exeu,nt fron ta,ntIutt and it llss furtl,or hae.l
decided BY tho Supreme Court thst money ia not
tuxnblp.
, 1875-03-29

Napotch u .ff,p 16Tt Tribune.
WAsH1xGToN, March 2y.-Tho Cabinet meeting
to-1ay was ,aaIu1y devoted to discussion Of tho
application to tho prosiduut OF Con. lttz john
Porter lor tehoarug of hia case. Tho uattor
i,as boen freausntly discussed by tho Cabinet
before, aud 1t may DO stated with entiro GER
taluty that the President will refuse to appoint
Board far reviewing tho findings OF tho
court martial. Tie rrcsidont las ta1en
great interest In tho case, and
probably nubuily not familiar With 1t at tho tmo
Of tho lrinl, md tue occurrences attending 1t,
understands Ito snca bettcr. lIo has deyoted
mlicu timo to tho examination Of tho rccortlu.
and ia vary much opposed to Gen. Porter. lfo
regards him uB having boon guilty Of atrocioua
cnulurt, and thu frieuIs Of tho cashierea oa!csr
may only expect oppoattton feom tho pfeat-
dent. Whether he will reply to tic application
OF Con. Purter for court Of inquiry IS
doubtful. II ho replies st all, ho will
reject tho application OIL tho ground that
tu Court could layo 10 legal moral standing,
No TINT itb finding could DO regarded ~ OF any
ei1cct anl that thu Court would havo no po"or
to punlsls uou. po,tor II guilty, or to abroga.o
his aontonca Il innocent Ill tho monitors Of
the Cabinet, with porhaps QUO exception, bold
similar ylaws to thoae of tho President. Tho
Secretary Of Var Hai1 ho wonfd bc willing for
Cen. Porter 10 hare new trial IL tho Court
could iRya powor to shoot lin. II ho was found
guilty, mud to restore him II found innocent.
IA tha Court coulutn no easo hnve thiB poWer, he
~as IN favor Of dlgnllowing his petition.
, 1875-03-29

MEETING AT HooLEY's THEATRE.
Tho .pecstng OF laish roor1o Of taia clty to do
honor to tho nlemory Of the 1ato John Mitchell,
tho distinguished 1riah patriot, Allied uooloy's
Theatre Lust eTcnlug from pit to dome. Tho
oveut wau touching aud interesting ono. 1t
was participated In by ail tho prominent irish
inLsbstauta Of Chicago. The stage was on
liycneh with thu prGHonce Of tho MnsiigAn
Xouavcs, Clan-na- 0ae1s, aud 1ieh lLdoH Boar
ing their Stands Of colors.
Tho meeting was called to order by tho Hon.
A. L. Morrison. uho stated that they had met to
do honor to tho memory of the nucouquesablo
rebel whose gscat braiu and heart wcre at rcst
in tue grave n1nong tho Btcrn hills Of hfa uatlvo
Ulste7.
Touching and eloquent eulogluns were pro-
nouncca upon tho deceased br tho Hou. ". i.
Sullivan. John +. Fsuerty, ". ". O'Dtten, ". q.
Mcclure, John fltxSib1on. aud the uon. 4. l..
Morrison.
Tha following resolutions wcsc presented hy
Mr.. john Scal!!on mud unanimously adopteds
Tho Irish rssidcnls OF Chicago having ttarncd tho
1ad ucw4 VI tls tlcatA Of Johu Mchr, willis euga5ud
LII AnpAes movement for shs assertion nt lsisA US
ss sas ~ .ss; ICE aay % tsaad Il H.
lEe Of toll, suffering. and uncompsomsing dafot'oi
r. e 1 aSsr T. .: s'11y
crass An undanhtcd national catau.ity.-1us WHICH
eaas eloua Of sorrow over our entire racsse, tie
Irish. ctt1zena Of tho ttF p1 Chicago uAn-
Iuonsly sdopt the following resolutions of stseet fur
the n,emos5 aud synpshy with tho sentiments, Of tho
Nesor. T.at, loslug orr native i.na. In obsdtcnee
70 divine rri,scpla nsanva tn ,le lsa.; 81 .aas ~
meui the chastening hand Of lin, WIN to.'h all
ta,ns. wel md bow With Ir'fonu4 hsm1asy 70 t1S
1s.eie<a That ~e carn with ntensa regret tho loss
sustained ~ Ireland Ia ths e,tn q "us whore fidelity
10 hot and wlasa hatred Of her orrtsaosS Wc.c
ths .rkud tsatts Of h!a nobs n.turs, ila aa Of ha
wLoI. lfo and ~ l1.irstlou which d Ills geutA. to
, 1875-03-29
Tie Queer Protection Afforded Against
Mexican Border lncursions.
A Bad Outlook for Fltz John
L'ortcr-.-T'flo Tax OH To-
DuCGO.
Tho People Of Washington 1neensod Of
an Oppressive Tax Low.
Trcasurcr Spinncr's placo Tcndercd to
Oil indianapolis l'nnker.

HHU NIl.A W.
spec,at Diseateh to RE Eh.caro Tribune.
wAsuixarox, p. e., March 23.-Tle Senatorial
crcu1siou to Mexico. notwithstanding nunicf-
ous tcptals, tolyea this city Tomorrow morning.
10 fsr a. l,aa heon aaccrtained tho party consists
ot the following porsons: Senators Cameron
Patterson, Dnnnts, Anthony. Morton, EX-SENATOR
Chaudlor, Tom Scott and wife, Wayne MoFetEh
anti wife, Ben porlev pooro. Of the Boston jour.
nal, and Miss roore, ,lfs. Senator 3lorton, ana
ox-Gor. brown, Of Gsorgfa aud vito.
Secretaries Josvol and Dristow had
boti, contemplated going, but 1lavo boon DO
TERED by uufavoralIo, nowsrapor coinments.
Vice. ptc4itent Wilson Intended going. but llas
Changed his p!nn. md will visit Eur1Eo Ihe
e;nauier Dispatch IL In common. aud tile Gos-
crntnout will bo at no tncrfEscd expe'ite on hc"
count ct tho excursion. Tho lnoAa hi!s ato to
bu entirely paid by tue rartIoa.
WIFI THEY GO.
Thn Stnto Department las officially assured
Sfoxlcan Minister AlnrlHca TINT the oxrirson haa
no nol;tical Birntttcaucc whhtoynr, oithor I'M
mediate OF remote. The object Of Sanator
bfortun In eoiug is to comply with an invitation
lop. anco unoiiiclay totdesed W tho Max'cat'
anthortios. liz will! berides. vi.it Alr. Fottcr,
Of i.diana, liB personal friend, Who ~ hoT alitl-
ist2r to Mexico. Tom Scott arrived hore tH1a
morning. lfo Bays TINT hn .EooA piaEe'y toE
pleasute and tor tie bono!lt Of slH wttes laaatli.
aud that tho trip lsna no businoeu signsilcn'ice
wi,atesor. Senator Chandler iias beoI' n,tnplnd
with letters OF personal Introduction ny minister
AlarscA to leading olilclas nst1 c'tsznhs OF :1ex-
leo. by whom tho party will DO woicoiaod and Gu
tor*aiuca.
, 1875-03-29
THE NEW TAx.TARlfF BILL.
LRT1EI TO ST. LouIa 1tANurACTuREn1.
Ifspdkch ia phi}ut{f{nhin J'ttuss

Uispateh to IH1iat<lpAfa I'.mts.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-1'Io Cotumiasioner
Of 1ntorual Revenue has written n long letter to
tho Ut. Louls tobacco manufacturers In reply to
tlsoir protest ngaiust tbs action Of tho Govern
mens officials In requiring report to DO mado Of
al tobacco st1nped On alarch Q, in ordor that an
additional tax Of / oauts per pound may be A.
sessed aud collected Oh such tobacco, under the
act approved March 8, 1875. ue iuoloaos tho
"Dagjey lettor," and rofors 10 tue argu.
mont therein contained, to show exclusively
tint tho nct In question took ei1cct at tho arst
moment OF March D. although It was nut a,prup.
cd until sonl0 tiftoeu or sxtcon hours afterwards.
ae admttu that thu manufacturers wore not cog
nizaut tlas tho 81 per cent bill had becnMo
law until atteE buslnoas hours on MarcIl >, aud
a!ao a1nlta that II waB not known to tho ill.,
formal llevonuo olaca prior to that time. lilo,
however, con:en1s that durlug tho busiua4a
lousB OF March U It waA known by u1ca.,s Of 3o
Telegraph aud public prcas that tho Hai4 Tax bill
haa passed both HOUSES Of Congrcu1, aud onty
awaited thostgnsture Of tho 1raaldont that Marcl,
3xaa tho lust day Of tue Forty third Congress, an
tint tho blll must bo htgned on tlat day tu be-
coma law. Ihaao circumstances, he alleges,
thsir guard. no that they need not llavo bcen
malod to their injury. Tha Commissioner 70"
luctanti7 admits tint Collectors vera not in.
stEucted not TO so1l tobacco atampB ou March ..
and oxcusoa 1ltnaatf on tue ground that It would
hhso boon highly improper to attempt 10 give
e1ocs TO a bill bsfora it had received tho signn-
turo Of tho President, anu before 1t waa roAlly
He doca not attompt to reconcile this point Of
oaclht etiluetta with the prevlous ASSERTION TINT
tho tobacco manufacturers ought to lIhso knuFn
tlat thu psoAldeht would aigu the bill.
, 1875-03-29

NOTES AND NEWS.

6pecfal Dtspateh Ia 7hs Chitaap Frtbuhs.
WAaH1NoToN. D. c.. March 2Y.-A c|oscr OK
animation OF the statute Bl,ows that Justice
Wood cannot appoint temporary successor to
Judge Dnrsll. - tia praxs dispatches from New
Orleans yesterday Indicated, 4 Circuit Justice
can only DO thia upon tho oertidcatlon BY the
Clerk OF ths Court. In this easo thoza ia no
Cle1a. the incumbent having abscondet! "a de-
or Of Justice Wood to appont Clerk Of that
Court, 90 that there ta no ineaus BY which Wood
eau comply With Tho statute In sppolntluB tom.
porAsy successor. And Louisiana H1ll 10 4sthuut
Judge untll uext Hlnter.
HEATAunATkV8 DEAD.
john WalcGer4 tho faul0ug caterer Of WAsh-
ngtou, died very kudueuly tnla morptug, Of
iAiysipelAs aud pneumonia.
WOMAN kuFF14G1.
The buprsms Uouss Su so-mosrox rondss it,
, 1875-03-29
THE MEXICAN OUTRACES.
WHAT III THOUGHT THEORETICALLY,

Hpfrtdi I,sBdfcA "a TIA Eh1fdGs 1F11HfE.
WAsnlSoroS, D. G., March 28.-rho repetition
Of border-ru1ianism aud the destruction Of tAa
Post -0nlco at Nueces Ina again compelled the
Postmaster Ganoral TO officially complain to tho
State Department OF lawless sptOrioIouco on tho
Hrazoe. Postmaster. General lowell says that,
soon aftor ho took Charge ot tho Department, ho
lad occaalou to flo similar complaint at tito
State Department, whcn ho was informed by
Secretary Fish that tloao atrocities Ind boen tho
subject Of extensive correspont!ouco ootwoen tho
Htalo Dgpart,nont aud tue Mexican Government.
From sEls correspondence 1t appeared TINT tho
Mexican Govefnmont had also reaAoti to complain
SECRETARY FlaA was l.nsolf OF the op!nlon that
tue ausl0ra OF the9o nutraEcs Noro boTdor ont.
Iaws, composed principally Of Americaus. Fish
atatos that tue Mexican Government had always
but tl.us ~ often AZ Mexican trooI'H wore aont
TO the localities N!lofo the dapledations wore
reported to hayo been committed, It was fon.ti
tint tho masauders had ilel. Tho territory
i not able 10 provent the acts. I:ia
hlo1iran doyornmeut LIS, Apwoycr, slated
that they k.ow no 1eaAou why
tho United Staten ahunia DO compeliel to boar
and tho uraaos alivo with cavalry, and that,
Wills tllcae troubles aro to ba regretted BY both
aouutrios, they seem to DO tho fate Of those who
choosa to 1.-Two on thu, frontier. This curious
thhoFY Of thA PFotecs1ua luo 1eoAa lug 0oVorn-
meut TO ita p!ohcor avtt'ors sas expressod by
Altaister Mar1scal In conycFsat!on today. lIa
sall that, II people chose to lyo Ia malarial
country, they caGnot complain II thoy got tho
chiIa Rud fever.
wAt DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
tIpt .&asottattd Irfss,1
WAsmrNaTos, D. t., slasch ii; .3;-lnstrucsiona
will immediately ba ie,ned throtKl, the War De-
partueut to tho Qennla al commanding, iu Texan
TO take such uesa,1tcs ~ may ba possible to deal
| aumnoar,ly with Mexican rallsrs. Thoss beat
eenvessant with ans.rs apprehsud that . gonesal
bordor war will euHue, III which oTcut .tAo tnya-
aon Of Mexico by our armed clttzcne, tn putspls
OF robbAss. Ii not among Representatives..
, 1875-03-29

E53tlN Ulzb81EA ID 1Az [1G1130 Tf{tdf&{.
8enlNdFlELD. ILL.,, MHsch 28.--rns Irish Gill;
gems Of RprIngHeld aud ytc,aity met iu MASS
meetlug this afternoon at Wiluera Hail to sx-
praaa thair fosliags in vlew Of tue doath at Johu
Mitchell. The banurza were dtapel iu mourn
Ing. aud tha aszemblage wsa = voey largo one.
Speeches nero mzdo by Dsniel Crowley, City
Attorney Kennedy, J. II. Ifwiu. city editor Ut
Ito Stuts Journal, and otuers. 4 Eeres OF roao.
lutionB expressive ot grief at Mitchel's loss. und
sympa.AY With Lia family LII Aeir bassaTe:nsus.
H&Se adopted.
, 1875-03-29
ITALY,.


RoAE, March 2s.--L'0piaioate says, "1hs
Government has decided to give assistance With
Il, ce;ssin limits to Italian exhibitors In the
uuited statea Centennial Exposition. but it pro-
poses to appeal mainly to individual effort. and
will recommend that only such articles be sent
az sre Of uue1cepttonal mort aaa great commss-
clal lnlpo4sAuca.h
, 1875-03-29
JELEGRApHIc BREWrlES.
Tho A.hiand {eA.) Savings Dsnk suspended

1asufuay.
At tue ooiozsd church Ia South Bend, Ind.
yesterday, 1t Wan announced tbat mass. meetiuE
81 tho eolored people Of Nostharn Indiana auI
southern allchlxAn would DO hsad III the Gouts,
bsud Academy of Musia tlia syeuing, to tako
measures for The celebration at an aAtly DAY al
ths pAasags oe thA Clyit-1lghts blu.
, 1875-03-29
THE INCREASED PoSrA0E.t}ATE.

10 las Kd1eF ef 1ts Chicago 2stount:
sr. .CaoIx FAILS Wis.,, March o6.-l nolics
IN article In to-dsy's 81. Paul Fress iu roplg to
&oaaa structures ot yours In togafd to tas
, 1875-03-29

ECCLESIASTICAL CONVENTION.
DHat1H, March 23.-The Roman Catholic Dish-
ops Of Prussia III to bold conference u Fuids
next Tuesday.
, 1875-03-29
SUICIDE.

:, brsetdt Dt.yatch 10 .As cAtoaao Ts43vnx
=; Nc0kEaoA, H., March 28.-Bs.nuol uatysy
tlllsl hlmsslf 1t Most ualou, L., JsstaIdsy,
aaaaa. temporary snaaaiiy.
, 1875-03-29
C1s1aI T..


omsrY. ill.,. Sarch 2s,-1nforma,ion was TO-
co;y.1 IN thia c,ty Yesterday. aa,d ia 1,ava coms
% f.ar, p,rtosson,a ~ @ sconcv 10 M Iba affect lint
noted iobber Who has been an1iousl5 looked for
By the detectives for moro than ynar, md Inns
taa, trornd fro,n .ho rJn;fcf Htatca ;ttn f,anaja
r,,. ... .,., -
ano oaea again. nus nuA1'5 po'" a4','1so, a.'o ~
has eonfesseA Tint he was conhected Win 'lo
robbery OF tho First National J}auk Of this city
In February. 1874. This follow is known ~
t.1t.,o f,,von IT. 1ca, mama heinp
- 49,. sn.s,4:r.. ~. 49,,
on hia siack, md were moro than
cncs close On to him In Eew York City, hut ho
! eluaed tbon each time snd slipped into Capaaa.
Detectives followed bat wera unable 10 Ind
htm. A phort ti'no ago ho'no pars'es "erc ar
rested In Pennsslsania Tor heaTT rohbcss COM
mtsed in Harrisburg. The prisoners we're talon
to pLiladolphsa aud confined In Cherry All
| Pfison. 1t Was ruuofed that one OF the men "aa
none other than tho notorious paso Cun'nansH
| WHO was wanted IN various c':'ea fof bold and
/ daring robberica, Tho oGicers did not
tno,r hin, wbnn no vas arrrstcd, End.
tn uatt,c tha ouopt:on as to Who
~. a.. .,n.,,u. =. C,.,n,.r,a r.. a.r+ n.
and saa prisoner 'eehtaea. Nhet! " asssI. TT
tall'ou thai ne ahs fee2sGlzea ~ a.neo un ;pas
u" nas H.. Lao ,ne,oI n 'ri, H. Gu,nce
bank robbery. Cummings Was formerly and
| very unfayorah's known in this city.
nnu 10 fegasded' not ohty os ae.ee.nss .sG
Nv Nv rO,,,atn u,e'Tn ~ lin cn;so corutrw md il
sa;a by o.,cs,s TO be tie g.casoet art. 1t tLe
same t.mc. tho least istsowu thef Of tne Hgc.
aud aucccssfu operator ba,d to turn up. There
start that Cummings wna QUO Of kho principal
operators In roob.tE the banl: hcrc. 1t proper
| TO xsats tlat tne bank authorities hayo received
TO d,fect iafo,nlsiion aboat tI1a MISTER. and i.
, 1875-03-29

.,.t,,,. III. }nrrn,ra inauttne-bit thoy % nut
tAt''ka thle '""h"'So ~ .,' n-r,rrn trfai in |
got nll tho particulars GUAR, OF 'n' D"'0
A. P. srnAouE. young a"'cs esen o. a,scn a.o ~ Il,
T., l1sa recaVad tho slsas pr'zo o1 1%o'' s"
-. 11tt.s}, H,c1n, Ectencu Association, fos &Aa
tue ba1asa s''a.,,onn1 aoe'as .r,l,r,tfon,
p. beea esaay on in1etha"o''"' ato'"A.>',
Mfs' ooLs'" ~. - ao.r.anonaont ia nuzzlo1 to
= 70 fovoly tlat eoiseslu.a, 49,. a..,, s...
win taolr eo't o,I 'e'''Sf ~ 'N~
Ia always smiling.
r,. uov .1oux nAr1, savs he is an 1ra11nnn,
t'.o i'os: osu, ~ - wa .ra nj ,,rsro houoyog,
lint nn,body eajl ho wasn't nh 1rlat'n,an
,u,'sst tus III ,,vho5v nav so7 It ls ltgl1 tin,o
NAoap4 u1a hpSoo'.S say 1o' . - e
tt,ors nhs disturbance Of some kind.
,r,,...r.,,,,,,,,, =, no,,tioo 10 tho Mas
aachueotta Legislature, begging tho revocation
, 1875-03-29
FRANCE.
ftRErTiflN

pAn1s, March 28.--Ed;ar QuInet, dsat!n~
guishod author aud sncmlor Of tAs Assembly
from Paris, u dead.
PULLED,
The police today made descent On the En-
gl!ah batting odlces. mud Eoizod tha books aud
caah found on the premises.
, 1875-03-29


Special D1sratth to TIE Chf:aao Tribune.
LASALLE7 ILL.,, March 29.-Tho great gorgo Of
leo In the illinois River, opposite this city, com.
mencei mosing at nbout 10 o'clock This morning,
and it is thought the river will be realty for 1ari
Eption within tho next two Or three days.
, 1875-03-29

Jolla N'llso1. Frank Fox, and John Aiccracken
wcrs arrested yesterday for stealing two shnmls
ftotn ouo OF Field Loiter j. Co.'s delivery cfeFks
TLcy ordered tho goods O. o. u. at tho Broyoort
No,lse, and mot tho clark t.lere, and rnRdo on
With tic Hl,nws ut,tlor % excuHo. Oi1cers Mi
uIsr and Usuton uihdo the trrcstH.
, 1875-03-29

4 HURRICANE AfAR OFF.

Il HURRICANE Afhn OFF.
SAX FaASc.sco, CAL, 1tafch aa.-A dispatch
HON vrtorih (yancouveE Is!and) reports All
I1u.nocttal hurricane Wednesday last Much
lA.nsge vaa dona 10 property. Many hatlainga
sore nnroofed and blown down. Frees Hero
,prooled. and teleg1aph.i,npa demoaiabod. The
,ark Htella cut away her tnssts 10 ayo.d
lrlfting aahote. The schooner Industry sunk ia
Ao haFbor. number Of persons wero injured p,
70 !irss ~ors reported loat. Tho mali steamer
aohongo, from San Francisco, had ber paddle
to1e> ssaye, and lost her p!iot~house, narrowly
Be&plug foundarIng in the gala.
, 1875-03-29

RAsHLf'su3eEoTED iNcERolARtsM.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., March 28-Ths Courier
Journals Lexington {Ky.) special says thai
George Jones, psiuter, waa shot and danger~
lusly wounded Saturday night BY ChsFles Dlane*
tones stepped into Alane's stable and asruck >
: natoh to !oox 1t h,a WATCH Blanc saN tho liRhk,
md. thinking It wAs IN attempt to burn hui
kabls. Tired u Jones, mortally woundinx him.
, 1875-03-29

Ax..,nsata Troubles, and soreueaa at ths lang4 or
thra4t nrs usia1ly overcome by 1aynee ExpectoEant
4 turs curative fur Ill coughs anl colds.
, 1875-03-29

CA1no, H.. March 2a.-Johp Mccarthy. aged
u, goo Of Dan MCCARTHY, ths CITY Jailnr. feii
kom barge into tho Ohio thls Attssaoon md
"a dIaxnaa.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-20

EVERY seven years, psychologists say,
the human body is entirely changed and
renewed. Every moment of our lives,
every part of our bodies is wearing out
and is being built up anew Of fresh mat
ter. This work is accomplished by the
blood which goes through every part.
But If the blood becomes weak or yitiat-
ed, and does not perform it's worknprop-
erly, the system is actully poisoned by
the worn-out matter clogging the vital
organs instead Of leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, biGousness, kidney, skin and
liver troubles, fevers, and all diseases
arising from vitiated blood, DIR. WALK
ER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR Buffers are a
sovereign remedy. Saw
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-20
and the next lowest.

CONSIDERABLY dissatisfaction was man
Tested on Monday, because the Chief
Engineer did not cause the steam fire
engine to work, as we'll as the two hand
engines. The Chief consulted the May
or and several Of the Aldermen, and
thought it unnecessary to set the engine
at work, while some Aldermen insisted
that trial was necessary to demonstrate
the fact that she was in order We hope
some arrangement viii be made by which
such a difference of opinion will be
avoided at in the future. INTACT, reviews
of the Fire Department are unnecessary
and expensive, and in our opinion should
be done away with