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Specsat pispatch 10 1he Chicaoo Tribune.
MADISON. Wis.,. Feb 11.-1n tie Benato reRo-
lutiun for amendment OF tho Constitution allow
Ing each county to decide ~ to what system Of
county government it will ndopt, was passed !;
alao d resolution for 1000 copies OF tlo Blue
book. aud appro3rating $3.50 to Mrs. Lt.-Gov.
Petit, the balance Of tle salasy duo her hua-
hand In the Assembly a joint resolution me-
morialfzing Congress for Its consent to the pro-
pnsod ct.angs OF tho WISCONSIN Central betweop
IostaEo and Stevens Point passed. 4 lurgo
number Of bills wcro ordered to a tllira readnE
The Sorgcant-at-Armn left hero this morning to
summon hefure tho Judiciary Committee so,,a-
tor cnrpenter and others making chargea against
Judge Small, and Court Commissioner Tuomr-
eou, of the Milwaukee Circuit.
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OF tho Lake Shore Il III ict,igan Bouthe,n r.
roa d. and there were i're'tout Mr. G, II nsA n,eA
Ws stern General Frt'ig ht Agent I.ahss Hst.y IT.
e., ,' 'alicl'ignn Routi era 1tai1road h 'Aofe =
rlt sbnrs, Fort WnrM, X Chiea~o AMge9' M1
tom I; lanes Walsh, Agent BltI" BaltjmoraA Aail,
0ht Natlraad: c. G. Wheeler, Geler.i' 'Hte Trs I
A. n s MEeh.ss' oe',tnA Railroad end jobps ,b6st
st. Lonts Railroad Th hr, wore ann Il. .h t
Mr j. 9. AtcCslough, 7!eo-rrcalt!ons 'af of G,ts ,ts
!,oli nnylyania Company Mr. j. Villas, na,.he ny
rrei ght Agent Of The Els IsaEo1d Ill., dsnneral
its General Ereigl,t q Mt Of ths Lax. ssssaa
Las ern 1sailroad man. l1cse goptlsm.n o.het
no srt III tho meeting, but they trourht ~ toek
con derablo moral perauaa ion On tle 1rsu,pue 10y
brn sbont 4, amteablo s,ttlement. fha ~ q
ntoGdn rR1cE II cKnr1 FER i'm rnnx.
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ffbrn tAs NJ u Har+m EaHs fistr. .J,.1
The Sheffield boian Ii 10 School hAs juss snr..
worry important zdth lion 10 its pL'A a.shs .t
ratns in ail i.nmensu eieotro-magnet' ~ LII vi
With tho Accessoriea no cessary for tha etoo fta
illustration OF tho III b tnetio pehonies IA ~
splendid apparatus laa boon presented ~ m.sp
school by H. Ingenious aud entsplis,a&x &xha t tx
fncturer, William Wallace, of Ansonss, - tes
nany years has 1nada 3 specia! study ~ s'.s ~
tFicity and magnetism. Ind for lin o"a ".sa po*
constructed some OF the largest asD"~,nIoyA
Efficient piecea Ut an psratus eter el.pu4 14.
in this department. OF naYs,cs. This gfGeaih,sls
net for which the Hheii eld Sohoo' IL ~ sj.a
Mr.. Wal!acaa deer interest in its ~otk o. SSssIs,ei
tiac training. il only seo3ud In size u spiso9.l5
to one ostsr u tho eouatrI, which "s. .ad wi pur'
by 91r. Wallace = few ycars ago. aal".haa|os}. anu
chased by tho Stevens Institute 0t ie'e,i. h.fs
Tho iaio magnet Weighs altogether pesdd', ,ssas,
ton. aud ID capablo Of l'tting' !. ~ sa1s Mben 10 'a
tilnes lhat weight OF oFar 10 tons, VII VII ssJo u
action The publlc. it IL presn1aod satts VII pps.
opportunity oi seeing It IN operation acs pss cout
NJ one of the lectures in tbo n1echab ~ snbi%qt q
now going Oh ii As saaoal, IL Oh Tue sa'''
maxnet}XnA
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THE PHILADELPHIA DRY.DOCK.
Meeting nj a E0IM Ill iAti0n to tmyeMsts
gnte the CnuBu vi It's Destruction
Last Tuesday.

gnte tt,e Cnusu Ut l1s Destruction
Last Theauay.
Spttiai lnspa!th h The chtraao Trtapa+,
Pn1lApELrNtA, Feb. 1i.-TiiB morning 4 com.
mission OF naval officers met il. tho Navy Yard
to investigate and sudeavor to discover
tho ca.lso of tbs sinking OF tho
large floating dry dock In tho
basin Of tl.a yard, which occurred Tuesday after
uuun. This aook Was brought to this port from
brooklyn in 1852, having boon ip ube nine
yeaEs at that station II consists of ttue scc-
tions, each 31 feet long, making 4 total length
Ut 470 fuot 9ud Gust originally about
si00.0o0. 1t waa the largest tuatlhg dock ia
tins 1,eighborhood, and l,Xa boau IN frequent use
u raise our large steamships. TUESDAY last 1t
waa sumk, preparatory to bs1tltug the steamship
lthnsylVanta. This was work Ut considerable
difficulty, III the machinery E0rAud lar1 OH
sccuunt OF the frost. Tley Auatty settled
down into place. aud tho Sessal Was brought ill.,
to place ever tlieai. Tho snsctiussy waa start
al to pump Tue water out OF the sections, bus
gaso ott, tho rods conuoctnH the englnos with
tue pumps giving way. thus Submerged, aoat.
lux iro struck tho upper portions ok
sha tiook snd wreuksd them, but
nut until the 4tesrnor lad bosn towel oLt
and returned to her dock. Tie duck has been W
long in use TINT It IL a wonder that it has held
ol's 70 1soaly. II IL feared tt viii prove totai
aoaa. It Mas satnRrked thas, il il could bo
raised, it would cost ii lesuk a25U. .tt}D
tu put 1t III good order. aud that the cost IL =
new dooA would be At least $500. co., ytte Coul~
mission will ascertain, it puaslLle, whether tbn
fanlt attaches to auy Que who Aidsd In working
thu huge Iathine, and report ~ soc.4 a. poksi-
tie.
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Sgee7o9 U7tpaEeh q Tia ta'cdfo 3F7bNne.
TOPEKA. Feb. ll.-The senateSspons most Of
the day On tho matter uf fees mud sainrcB, re-
sa!tns III the passage OF bill fixing tho salaries
OF County Clerks at 200 to e2.50o, according to
tho population Of tho county. Tho Senate also
passed resolutions indorsing aud recommending
tic Btato Central Relief Committee. The House
has boen busy to-day with al elaborate hill on
the subject of assessment and taxation, which IL
made tie specia! order for evening HeaBiouH rn-
til disposed Of. Tlla House also passed q bill
apptoI1iatinB 1T, 0UU to the State GrAuxe, to pay
freight on 1elies supplies. Tls souata ili tnak-
Ing appropriation OF 225 dGd for tho bohatlt at
destitute ctizo1,s was snRdo tho HpccIl order for
TOMORROW atteEnuUu.
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DARING ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN,
A PasvrN~OSfico ON Ono of tho Lendipt
'EIaGr0nE hthres 1ftfi1d.

trout the .Ssio rork Herald, Feb. o.
4 moat daring and desperAte robbeiy WAS PIT.
rntlnted ut m early hour laet evening, in pam,
Office On ono OF tlso loading ,thoroughfs7ss d
Brooklyn, though tho strcot rms crowded HA
people Ut the tins.
It appears lint aberat l,alf-past O'Clock D. n
threo mon entosol tlto pawn-oilice Of Anthonyl.
Heenov, at No. III At)nntic street, K few door
from Court, aad ssated that l[aoy wxuted II
pawn some articles aheT exhibited. While tha
negotiation uas ln iorogress the men acted selr
RuApicioualy, aud at length sncceetsd III getting
the rawnbrokor to follow them into cor1tt
when they pos need upon him aud slipped sp0
OF hhndcuf1s over hfa wrists. They next pn+
oeedo4 to gae' tho unfortunate man, the ihs!ra,
ment being ~ contr!ved that, while it per.nl!ba
tho wearcr to breathe, 10 waa unable to us'a
q sound or give Al alarm. Quick a. though
they tripped tum up. snd wi,iis lying ou bis bh1
guarded by Gnu Of the villains, the other robbs
turned LiB po:liets iuEldo ont, mud took +cQsE
greenbaels tl.arsfrom and tho keys Of the aaa
Will tho hoys they unlocked tho strong sa'.
and. taking out watches, t8welty, diamonds ~
silyerware to tas value OF noarly g. 900, thtr
poured tho vasuables into bfss. which, shA
packed, stood 2 feet hlgh. Meantime a:
and main, aud the Bcou,drel who was ho!daii
linn down bcctrt 1ing fcarful that tho ntspsg1*'a
the pawnbroktr would betzay tbom, sou41s y
give him 4uig sils By striking him on the ~
with club, u 10 blow dealt, though paI1ta1
did not deprive him OF his ao.ses. and heE
neved his effort 10 escape. The noise At lHtt
trnoted the asten ton Of little 9rl who H,s ,l.
tha adjoining al1way, an.i she looked tn sEa
stoEo door to ass ttaih the canBo OF the contuae1
Tie roKuos INN lediatsly became alarmed ~
fed The place, til ing with them tue bag Of ~
tables. No sou aer Waa bir. hcensy rsl.,eA s,.ss
from tho hands o the fellow who held him aosa
than he got up III his feet and handouled ~. a.!
gagged AZ le was, he gave chase into Aall1.ss ala1.s
street in pursuit t'f the thinrcs. 1la o!crhAgas
tho n,au with the Jewes hnd struck u nS
with us ahacllott hailds, but tho robbef dlspo8e'
Of him by tripping him up. ,.,t
Again l1eeusy u 'ose and ran after tho s.a; Ias,;t
who finally drop tho bag aud was soon oua
slgLt With his dts parate companions. cltasJs'
coming ur At thin ,:nnotnte took tho gte o., M
tho mouth Of the pluckY r4wnhToksf II, r..
knocl1ed tue cuffs rom his wrists. 4 poletaaans
WAS summoned, and tho narrative gVsn Ia' ns'
WAS recounted by ,slr. IIoeney, WHO wss wss.iea, m.s
bruised, and IA st'li suffering from tho s'ts.m,
Which ho received At the hands OF tic desP@'
d0et.
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Iotal. .......,.............,,...., s
The 419 reporting stacks return an aggtcgato
1st Of January Inst, of which 1sI D30 tons wero
anthracite. 100000 tons bituninous conf and
coke. l50. 1877 tons ordinary charcoal, md Gt. 7aj
tonH wcro car-wloel charcoal.
4 DISCUSSION
took place upon tAc propriety Of tho men,
bcrs Of the Association taking eome immedi-
atc BtepH to prepare suitable collection
of tue ison oros. fuels, auxea, etc., OF tho
country, used T. iron making fos tho
j. Marcel, Jamcs II. Wharton aud the PRESIDENT
spoke upon tho subject, and it was suggested
tuat comalittee should he appointed to take tho
matter IN charge.
Nh: MI: q, :. s. .,o puF'tso ' ot Now York, read
tation. lie said that tho Iron and htoel
trades contributed $4,000, ,gg0 per year for
transportation upon tho railroads In the United
States, taking l50 1nod al tic ayerago distance,
mie. Allowing Gd nor cont far tie teal
COST or TRANSFORMATION,
these trades would be paying profit to tho
fs':s e sss e.s It s,rIass % 3
raiiroad. il ths Iron aud sseei wor4s rR Il t9o S
countty wore run ut thsiE full capnclty they
would employ about 10000 milcs Of railroad iu
tAer OWL buslueaB.
subn,itted by Mr. Morreil, vera adopted, protid-
lug that 1t Was the duty Of the Government, In
Ut the midst of lilo general depression
Of business. to show hY its ac,s an
earnest aympathy with : workingmon
who wero ut present out Of employment
that the National credit should BE- sustained iu.
Violate by the immediate enactment Of tho
necessary. additional reyenuo by Congress; slat
i wab tho opinion OF tho Association that
the National credit might piopp1ly be
granted under suitable restrictions 10 aid
IN the construction Of ono Or mora Of
thu ttanscontiueutal railroad lines which hayo
bcnn altcady In part constructed by private en-
terpriHo; that the recently y-detecEci reyshuo
frauds in New York, effected by undoryalua-
tlon. Of silk and othor dntiable goods.
or by smuggling large quantities Of such
goods throuNh tho Custom fIause las demon
stratcd tue advantage Of tho greater vigilance
which has lately bocu exercised by doveinment
otcisls, and aao suggests Tho proprlet1 Of erect
ins now saieguasds 6y l!fuitstioi, and suitable
OF tl.o Association ahall be held In hon,e Weetsrfi
Of Southern city at such tins AZ shall no fixed
by tl.a Executive Committee. 4 resolution up
proving the nctiou Of tho Umtcd States se1ato
in rejecting tho propoBcd lscciprority Treaty
with Canada was offered by als. Rogers aud
adopted.
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their appearance to bny many dollasa' worth,
mt 10 rnnch for Tho change N 10 put away for
aafo-keepi,U. Thcss eccentric lnbity Heom to
have heen pretty woll known, Ard tho facs that
Ia kept large s,lf1ls Of tnoirny III his atore, and
especially large rucEetlHnk full ut money,
was nlso well ktlown, AMI this afforded tl,e
temptation fnr tllc robbery and horrible mntlcr
aboye detailed.
HEAVY REWARDS.
Soon after tho discovery Of tho murder, sons
Of OUR citizens, who wore IN tho iron ssoro whore
tho murder was committed determined that
hanlbis ss,o,,i,l ho issuod 1t onee Offering re-
ward Of sl,os}o for tho apprehension and convic-
tion Of tho person or pssaons who committed
tho murdor.
subsequently meeting OF tho Ctv Council
WAS ileL, when E preamble and resolutions were
unhnInonsly adopted, authorizing the Mayor 10
offer rowarl Of 81, ono, and also 10 pay an add-
tionai eun,. not exceadlng $500, to employ spo~
ctal police or detectives.
NO CLUE TO THE MuHDEHEn5
has been obtained, although tho police At once
went vigorously 10 work, aud havo been busy
day ind night. Ono or two arrests weio male,
hut 1t il Eouoralsy believed tho parties had noth-
ing to do with tho bloody and horrible net.
Chief Of POLICE Rankin, of Newark, cR1ne up On
Saturday, aud commenced Working tho case up !;
ani the police Of Columbus, CLEVELAND. Cincin-
nati aad other piaces, havo also gone to work
III tho hope OF securing tho large rewards.
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Tic French Grown Jewels

The Paris correspondent Of ths London Daily
Telegraph writes: Tho crown jewclB Of france
have returned 10 uR. At Tho lurn Of tia war they
were secretly dispatched to EpHaad, aud only
lAst weok waa 1t judged Aata to raoall them. lii
numhc5 a9Sgor1lnA to tho inventory made fur
LOUIS n,4lt., lucy were elreadY 0a,sl2. Weigh
time treciona stones haso rlsen enormously III
prco, and tho late Emperor aided to Ills treas.
nrDs. The cruwH Of France, In which il sat tLo
"lsogent" diamond an'l 5,aiD other jswss, was
vslued ut E3lU'uoo l.alt century ago. Thu
other famous diamond, the ''sancy," 10 set il
tho First Eupcror's sword, = .nckllack priced ut
,,enf I'll ,oU0, a plaque In briiIianls Ut the ur-
der OF tLp Holy Ghost ia cslcnlntol At 'Ily, coo,
Ihs crpwn lpwca of Franua wers stolen on Aug.
IT, 17Jl By baud ct forty thioycs, wlIn ci,uLc.i
tits latll},-osts anl bgoIe through i window Of
the ZEN honss. 4 poor wretch was gu[liotncti
fur sis oiletl4e hl,sreof llo WIS resfeetlT inno.
aer,t but ot'o guitesH head u,t'ro Or less III IL
sMali 4iLutouea II l124. Tie juwels aest ull
found in Tue attic ot aoase s'taassd in the
Aas tLe police hca1d Of thoua, Ii . mystery to
tta wy.
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Fires.
IN CHICAGO,


The alarm from Box 7GI ut 12:45 p. n. yester-
day was occaHonedby fire III tho two-story franc
building No. 1i3 Glybourn avenue, owned by
John Uuabrocht, and occupied in tho basement
by him as q showcase manutactory, aud on tho
first floor as dwelling. Losa On building,
;e1,5oo; on tools, stock, md furniture, 5000 no
insurance. Tho second floor front Was occupied
by John Fogt MS q dwelling; foHa, 2G1o; no in
surance. Tho rear part waa occupied by Horny
Durmoistcr, whose loss il stoo; no insurance.
No. 14l. frame building adjoining, WAS dam
ogBl 10 tho amount OF $50; fully covered by
insurance. All ovor-heatod BtovB causod tic fire.
A defective chimney caused slight fire in
bathroom and eono conaternation among tho
guosts at the ]hlrtlic.s House, ccrues OF Wabasl,
avenue and Adans Btroet, ut 8:l6 o'clock Inst
night. Tho daHlago vaB tr,!llng. An alnrm WIS
BignGled from Iox II.
The H!gnal from fro stnton No. 81 at o1o
o'cuck last night was caused BY fro in II. Johns
Catholic Church, corner Of Clark md Eightoentl
streets. The damage amounted to $500. Tho
property Ii fully insured, Tllore woro no fires
in tho church, aud tito Rev. Tathor Waldrou at.
tributes tho btazc to tteondfariam.
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for the numerous liquor hil's. It empowers
County boards on petition Of fftr frcchoders
Of any township or election precinct to grant
]ccns to eell liquor-thc license tax to bo not
1css t!,ar s50 nor moro than &300. Tho bill
does not arrlg to Incorporated cities, the author
i,ies of which arc empowered to grant 1oenras.
THO hill requires the liquor-soller to give bon'fs
III tho nur, OF $4,000 for compliance with tho
law, and makes 1t penal for q minor tn Obtain
iauor Oh fa!ee rrctcuse TINT l1o Ia authorized 70
10 do by his parent or guardian, or That he il OF
,en. Tho decided majority yoto. by which tho
bill waR orllerod printed indicates that it will
paes at an early date.
ksked and ohtasncd 1eaye to cnll mp hia bill
tabled eome days snce) to roI'oal tho law pro-
hib,ting the publication Of lottery adyettise-
ments under penalty OF a fine OF e100. In his
characteristic seni-i'liotlo faHhion. lie explained
that bis bill was designed for tho cnconraretn
Of homo industry, In tint it would enable Illinois
publishers to cMnpnto with those Of other
States iu tho publication of lottery ADVERTISE
merits.
tabled.
THE rSlrEp aTArss CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
Tho Times acophaiouH constitutional amon1-
mcnt rcsolutiona hhvo been made the specaf
will deliver Mmaelf Of his great speech thereon.
aGANE.
There WAS quito llnttcr to-day in tllo Senate
over Arut:uns Court-1louse Sitc bill, passed yee-
tertlay. 1t provides for tito condemnation Of airy
public apnare owned BY 4 city fos Court-llnlae
aito, or lilo County 1iolrl may appropriate
such squaro for Bnch .prico AZ mny 10
H"afds. Ss Tho RI iii } was @ designed to to apply to
Quincy, for Which purpose counties, having
population exceeding 100, ,oM wors excluded from
its operation. but it il now tic general opinion
here that Hucl Limitation is suuconstltnioral, aud
HAT tho bill, If it bccon1o law. would 10 Of Ee1,-
eraf operation. Then tho question nroae whether
the bill world not allow the Comfy Board OF
any c1uty to move the cnunty-ueat, and, in Chi.
rago, wlletLor it might net authorize tho County
uoatd to select any Of tile parks III Court ilulso
kito. 4 motion WIS offered to reconsider tho
vote by which tho bill passed, md tho question
will be brought TN in the morning. II tho legal
Opinion rs to tho uncoustltutionalty "a to lcgis~
iAtion for couutlea or citieH containing over Of
under given population bo sound, tho Citizcns'
Association blIl4 in fat they relate exclusive
ty to Chicago, would hn unconstitutional, Hinco
they Rre made applicable to Chicago exclusively
by such limitation.
STErnEN H. poCnIA1.
After warm debate. tho bill approrrfating
,OG2 for tho completion of fhe toug1aH
monument passed tho souato by 23 vcas 10 IL
nays. II will probably Pa:s tho uouso by do.
cided Eaj jOrity.
, 1875-02-12

CoLuuprs, o., Feb. 11.--lu tho Benass this
morning, tho Senate bill 10 provide for tile ap-
pointAent Of three Fish Commissioners, and ap-
propriuting S104oo for constructing houses for
lutohins iish, waa panBed.
In tue 11uuso hil!H woro Introduced to
fix tho salary Of members OF the Goneral
Assembly ut u per day, aud u ceuts for each
mule Of travel to appralAe the property OF rail-
ruads mud assign taxcs III tle.r real ustate to tie
locality whGr0 TIC satne is situated to provide
tur letting the public printing anl advertising to
Ihe lowest bidder.
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At KE0KUK.
IHnscf1t Qist,1lch Il Ets Ehtctdn IsrIhunk

Srecf1t Dfepasrh {, fhe CAtcaoo Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Feb 11.--At an early hour this
morning. Il i!ro bzoao out III q throo-story brick
building OIL Main Htrect, owned by Judge Miller,
OF tho United States Supreme Court. aud occu-
pied by Cooper l. Graham as stove store. Tho
building, with Its contents, vas entirely de-
atroyed. LOSE On building, $1,000; insured for
$2,nn0 IN the Empire. of London; on stock,
*2.600; injured fur sl,600 In tho Citizons' I,-
Bura1lue, OF NawArk N. ). The fire comnun!-
Gated With tho egg AMI butter depot Of Il.
g. Pond Il Co.. and destroyed that also.
Loss on. building snd stock, $l00o0t insured
for 200 in in tAa Etua, aud 81, 800 in the Iowa
State Insurance Company, Of this city. The
building Of Pond t. Co. contained $500 pounds
Of butter. 1,80o pounds Of feathers, and 30 tons
Of cut straw. These mRde ; fire that throat
ened to Bweop over large territory, aud would
doubtless havo dono Ho except for the snow,
which fell tho hight previous. Tho waathor was
intensely cold and AeriouA delays were ocnasioned
by the froesinH and bursting OF luso, Tho
origin Of the lire IL unknown.
, 1875-02-12

8pselaI Dispasch u TIE th.oaao 4ri34Hf.
B1oux OIrY. H., Feb. ia dwelling house
belonging to W. Agnes, Of this city, burned ut
@ o'clock this morning. Nearly alt tue fu,1li-
turo VIVA destroyed, LosB about 81, 500 insured
IN Hartford company tor $500.
, 1875-02-12

Special Di*pateh to The Ehicaaa Tribune.
LACnossE, Wis.,, Fob. 11.--TAo Democrat TO-
night published tho doings Of tho Rov. Mr.
Jones, alias Donstcad, lately proaehiug at FARM
ington, iu thls county. Jones came to shcso
parts two years ago, haiiing from Hauoves, n.
I, This wintor Jones married the daughter Of q
prominent farmer in Qalesviile, in this State.
bfr. Jonea has disappeared, and at least six
officers OF tile law a,o hero to-day anxionBly
looking aftor this clerical sconndrol, who, It
acon,a. ia on tho ragged cigot troubled with too
much wife, ho having nccn married 10 fcss tlla1i
iyo times without taking out proper cicaranceB.
, 1875-02-12

MoKEsA, Will Co.. ILL.,. Feb. 1.-THE National
HOTEL owned BY N. Eniors, was oousunaed By
tlra to-day about noon. The loss ts $4,000; said
to be well insured. Tbs origin of the fire Ia I'LL.
known.
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1ta1101 U79tHfth % Ih1 CHica0o 7f1bWns.
FOND pu LAC. WIS.,. Fob. 11.-Elght wooden
buildings on Main etyoot were destroyed by 1lra
in this city to-day, they were occupied by N.
1Iauhin, restaurant, Frank Miller, boots and
shocs; q. a. Egaerl,pff, boots and shoea; Dep-
nis Short, saloon II. Launors, saloon; Heury
boots and shoes; ". laoloir, meat market; Johl,
". Dillon arsiet; TonHo Il acho, boasa and
shoes. All but Dillon and Miller eayed most OF
their goods. Loss, 100000; INSURANCE., q, 200.
tueann to ersct brick blocks, wttci thar Will do
rext summer. number Of tue tretnon were
badly froAen.
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8DeefaI Dtspatch to 1As cataaao Tftoans.
MsApy1LLE Pa, Feb. li.-A fire took plaos At
Cambridge, this county. early this morning,
which destroyed D. II. Sherwood 4 Cas- Baw-
miii aud ntiovat-hantsio nauufaetoty atso PEN
dtoton Il SherWoodB largo clieeso factory, LOSS
oYetzi25, 900; origin OF tie fro unknown.
, 1875-02-12

9petfat Dispatch 10 Tbs Chiolco Tststnt.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, Feb. 1l.-Wolls, Htoue
4 Co., OF thlh place, hna branch store at Far
woll destroyed by fire this morning. Loss, S11,-
ono insured for $4,000. The depot building OF
tho Flint Il Peru Marquette load at tic same
place Was also deatroyed. LOSS, $1,000.
, 1875-02-12

6rsetas Dispatel to The Chtcayo Tribune.
LaroRrE. In1., Fob. l1.--A email tenement
house, belonging to James Rtdgway waa burned
tonight. It WAS sot on fro by Bosno unknown
person, pcrlaps Tor pluhdar. Is several hnuscH
llaye beeh brnlten into during the last two Weeks.
Loss about al,0J0 no insurance.
, 1875-02-12


Special D,suateh IL The Chicago Trsbuns
sPa1aa LAxE, Mich., Fob. 1.-the National
Hotel "as entirely destroyed by fro las! night,
caused b. defective chimney. Scarcely any
thing WAS saved. Tho hotel was nearfy dcHtroye,i
laat August. and had recently beon se.npensd.
Loss, $4,000 covered BY insurance.
, 1875-02-12

DETROIT, Nioh., FOB. 1l.-stoCormlck'. Hotel,
81 NashyiEo. Mioh., waa burned yesterday. The
loAs IN $4,000 uninsured
, 1875-02-12


KANE1s CRY, Mo-, Feb, t1.-At q dance In this
city early tu1s morning. two bard characters
entered tho hall and cronted disturbance.
William McArd1o fired revolver at Mira. William
Mulkcy, bringing her to tho floor uni intlrctlng
Herluus wound. McArllo te1 mid escaped
artlat.
, 1875-02-12

TIE TANYARD MURDER CASE IN CINCINNATI.
CtSc1asA11 O., Fob. I.-ln the easo of
Rufer now on trial for tho murder Of Hchilting,
commonly known as the lanyard murder, tho
Jury were cl1areed by tho Judge ts afternoon,
md up to d lato hour had not rendered verdict.