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, 1875-02-04

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large herd OF buffalo are reported to be win
tettng in the vicinity OF Doyilta Lake. between
Fort Tottcu and JemestoWu, on tho palota OF
James nivor. Estimates put the uumbor Of
these monarchs Of tho plaios At l,501. They go
about in ora herd, aud from the best calculation
haro wandered from tho region Of tue loadxate1s
Of tho Saskatchewan, nearly 1000 miles distant.
vouchea for by settlers on tho Red lliyer who
were 1t Tolssn recently. It is tiso stated that
Government druyera. who wers on tAels way to
Fort lotion With beef cattle, lost 4 large number
Of their Atock by the latter ssAmpediax with the
buffalo.
, 1875-02-04

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

OxAuA. Neb., Feb. o.-The westward bound
train On the Midland Pacific lRat ulght WAS
thrown down an embankment b. 4 broltsn rail.
ucar Deuuett, Neb. Tue baggage and passenger
cars Wero completely wrecked and several paB-
scngsrs wounded. Tho following mo the names
OF these hurt; DR.. N. u. Larsh. badly bruised; q.
y. schoaeld severely hurt, q. ". Covell. head
bruised Mary Hull, dangerously injured, md
rocoyory considered doubtiul Miss Julkns, OF
Drownsvils, shoulder distocatel; 1frs. Raymond,
slightly hurt, Tom 1iyau, the conductor, vaa
seriously injured. The brakeman, whose namo
coulll not he ascertatned, Also had his shoulder
hurt. Tie pAsaenGsEs wers taken to Bennott on
thu engine,
, 1875-02-04
IN CHICAGO.

~, .,n..o ~.u.
4ne Weather sesS'ia's P4o'oAeu .s.Ao 10y
harsh AMI uhteellpK comments upon no aasacl-
ty and reliability Of its management People Of
nrofano uroc,ivi.;ns swore outright. I nd others
of m;ld,r md moro Bnnauea temperon ,nts Won
~ n.,'aos . u , s aaaast ~. ,or,d
dofea foally WY inc "easaef uopatlt eus eou.a
not be conducted On the idea OF " III 'py medi-
um or "a golden moan." whereby it should bo
a little colder in summer and litta - armer IN
"'oss'' " "n1,o nos ~ .esa.Mo eoo !. ns,
the days "hlch 1aso caused shesmones ca a'el-
curry to fairly hunt its hoio it vas enlly one
at lilo aeusou, The hish rale which, i ,glnniug
~ a.,,,aa,, j.. tho a,ar,;,, ,ro,,,;,ad hroroh.
~ eioeA ~ .no 4ao'n PAo'eo"
out tho DAY, sharpened tho nipplpG Z ~ Into
lessy through tho thicaest clothing i'll thoy
aoon,c1 to r,ierco ar1 conr.at ty,o II s,ozmont
'oeN ~ e ~" ~ ,....S- -
marrow posaesaod b3 Inc hnman Tame
People who rotsed ut moderately ca Ely hour
tho night previous With an abiding faith Ia the
continuity of the "varm spcll." and acc, II dinghy
so',,,.at a.. Sar.nar,, - +ha,r ~ :, c,aa
iooueeu 'uo "afe,5 " .Aet 1919 49,
clattor Of window-framea and gou-
eral noisy animation Oh tho part
of orn-rth1nr ,nnyeah1a exnoaef tn kbe YIr H. and
sss .s T., X sa,.t. 49, st,,,,
.a n Ih ao no.p as 1 ~ whcn t,ey nrose
osos es ~ ~ ,nS my nfnso sy tho
,,t NV "e'u ~ i,,n .nst.o ~
e
,n. ~ ohor h;n,,a .,,1cntiora ~ ,n shnr
oVer ana ooF oosteaa t' 'nacations M r. o. IN snes
ern ouq ov ns to bo raatized Wien tbev ven sred
s,a1, 9 ~ ,t.oo,e FL tY,nd hntro1 srorn tbc
ae strant .h~o. strao,s ,1iesa an%v scant
ns sn1 ~ ~ ac
U.s. 1n 1i,rn" ue1 door a,, r a%
~ WY osus5 ueof "a as,a VI.
tla;,ronnH 40 cos'n.n e,. H. "as g. MY
~ te'sgtt .tr W.T. M snG Ion ms' III ~ m
s h,nds n@I =" IL Nv nJinosa ~ rn.r binsoif md
~ a,,a slamo ~ ,arnnt ,,,mor - ,nrsmn. ara
stA0o s1l eloaS. - G'eas us. ..1 -. totsos -
shhs eeatlS quo g1SeeIniy Mhi.sa n!ong Us .e
.fs nsoeh a. t1u n; no i ong .saaa
ss 4a .se a.t 1ass s,I .tora -. aosaan.
hessou Was 'ans psolin naso s'dssanJ 49, =.
catinu Ia15s tet1 H. tys at
straats ~ ~ ~, ~ fns stanss Yr
NJ rhey .ynn,I ~ h,oyn own ~ waa, H..
Hs. lucy "u't.u ~ u.osu uoMn 9;: - aen1 Il
.on s.lsus; onp "oato ta'o No oonseo W ''a ~
o'touss ,ro: inanos ora ~ tboaa dcra v,,or IA
WIZ tnneoa onG W. snese IIsa WY, wnnn ~
cscS taat nans!es I'll, us.nh. III -
aaa seffy' heSmh 1e hetoL ao lGn, @ -asiu sne savu
atonia ~ LUZ nos nroh1 o.ia enoia nbsIt ~ ~ ionp
lna' a.a ~ uuuht s t.,ssn ~ ~ seaa as. oon
, 1875-02-04
BURIED UNDER A SNOW AVALANCHE,

QuErEc, Fab 3.-To.night an avalanche Of
1no# from Eapa Diamond came crashing down
on two-Btory wooden house, occ,.-
pied by = family named d!b4on.
1t completely demolished tho building,
h,ry!ng family OF al1 iu number, and 4 child in
tle rui,;s. Up tu II o'clock only the body uf
Sir. Gibson lad heen recovered. It is supposed
that tls lemainder Of the family ata also dead.
, 1875-02-04
KANSAS.
AT WICHITA.
,grfefd1 p{tnnfeh fa ThA EhfcnHA T'rfhHnr

Spfefa' Dtspateh t. Thd Chicago Tribune.
.KANsAs C}rx, Mo-, Fob. IA special to the
J. 5urrat of Commerce from Wichita, KAN, atatea
IL at severe storm passed over that place last
nj ght, csualng great sutforiug among the peo-
b. rs, frozo to death = few yarda from eevsssl
ho I ses. One man WAS brought In from q cattle-
trs Ia. frozen to death. 1t IL feared that much
Bui I, ring prevails along the border. Tha 6ama
dot a ned ttatus.
, 1875-02-04

The effect Of tho clustering ard Icy weather Of
Inst evening upon the thoA.ros was deMoralizng
III sls axtreIne. They all suffered. Tue matt
necs az o general thlng, wero nlere molancholy
aliams. iIooey'a ~aB light. the Adclphi was
aot large, dardluer, at tue Academy, thought
allcs and quietly aud deliberately dismissed his
patrons with a,1 Invitation to como again in tho
evening. Perhaps Ut tho matiuoo porFornl-
ances. tllat u tbs MinatEels was the most anaua.
frg. 'Thoro were but two peoplo ia tho house.
there they hAt, awaiting tho rise Of the
curtain. While sitting upon the edge Of
Anxioty, they wcsa casually approached
by WGll-drcaHcd gentleman who asked them
what they we're doing. "Doing7" said ono,
''waitlug for tho performance, Of course" "D6
you suppose tharo ista matinee to-dAy2" inquired
ths stranger, with no small amount Of ainuae-
, 1875-02-04

ST sefas Dsndteh 10 Ths Chteaqe 7f1auns.
6r. y AuL, MIMI, Feb. 3.-A light fall of
SNOW, sx companiea by strong wind, has prevailed
nlnce "a ,ste7dsy mora.ng. Trsvoi on the rail-
roads IN interrupted. Tue Chicago train th,a
noruIn. was eight hours late. The atorm lA
raging . -uight with increased fury, aud 1t III
growing. colder.
, 1875-02-04

Tho Tars.As propositions reluIrn. a,antEious COLI
scut n.io by nlany members, ant Ms. Butler
tssa.hJ Insisted on tha regular nr.tsr, ~hicl.
~nathur ths touss would nuw consider his motion 10
reconsider tie sos of tbs 1a1t seHsut, by which tbs
GsilIshts bill VIM referred to thu IadciIry Commit
ase. Tbs roe se!ulled-yea1 1t7 nays, VI.
'the question tlssi was, Hhal tho sefsrsncc 10 To-
ev'itldsr.1, Eud It wAa carre4-ye4s III nays, o.
sistial order having preyiou'y been asalgned for
n'eleek t-day, Dsiug tho bill for The CONSTRUCTION If
tie raA,l tonlsraaX tho waterA Of Lake hitrhXan
and u .he ilnois, sliaalxpp. snd Rock layers ths
ttsi!.lGs!ha TILL x4s about 10 pAks over, VIXEN h1r,
uaEcy tlul who had Charge Of the Canal bi. Ga.l ha
al rot want II 10 stand ~ hs Way ot the piYltIshta
BILL and lie asked that II be postponed tl this day
weak.
Ar. Dawes oppoasd N assignment fnf llta day week
stating that al tito Appfo ll4iiu L1 lnus: Lc CON
, 1875-02-04
DAKOTA.
Ar AvvpfkhF tSeTn~a
At HEFEH4L F01HTbs
Sptctal Q1spakeh 70 Tha Eh1cuQo Tribune.

Special D7spateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Bn1 ux CRY, H., Feb. 8.--Fro1n Dakota ra-
port.; are received ~ followa, At Tort Randall.
s,or. severe not much snow; II below. At Yank-
Ion II :ency, the worst storm for year shout 4
foot O. Huow. md very high wind u below. At
yanl II III, the Bnow dtifteu badly, and blackAded
all til " oughfarea: 20 below. At VermlIon, ex-
trcm u, cold; ~ below; high wiud; snow piled
I'D In i Il directions.
, 1875-02-04

Special Dispatch (
VT n

BpetfH1 D1J}H1t1H 70 TIE CHE09t lFfbNHe.
EATON, O., Fob. Slant night fire broke
out Ia = building owned aaa occupied by N. F.
Stephens - dry goods Btorc. The second
story was used by blpes l. Freeman, lawyers,
and the Globe printing office. snd the third by
J. F. Whiting "a q htore, where the Are origin
ated Btaphsns b. Insured in tho Cooper, OF
Dayton, Tor $3, 900 On stock. and IN tho Etn&
for $4,000 on building. Whiting had $500 ia the
Miami vallsy, 1t Dayton. Tho Groater part OF
the damage was cauaed by water. Amount Of
lneR unknown,
, 1875-02-04

1pfc2dI D2lpakth % 1RF t1tdd9o Tribune,
Jo1lEr, H., Feb. IA small tenement house
ooar tho Solar Stove Works, tha property OF
Johu Cranghwell, was burnod last night. Ths
house WA yAcent. 1oss, $ioo. No Insurance,
, 1875-02-04

DosroN. Fep. "a fire Last night in the block
Nos. lG5 to III Broadway, South Doatou, destroy
cd the stocks Of the occupants and damaged the
building &25. 600. IABurancs, ~, 1000.
, 1875-02-04

CLEVELAND, b.. rcb. 9.-A drunken row O.
curs.d iu 4 saloon in Wellington, o., last ovsu-
ing, during whicl, an old man named James
IIines WAS killed. Ten or twelve pc1sons arc un-
der arrest. awaiting the result OF tue Inquest.
, 1875-02-04
STEAMBOATS, VS.. HoHse.cAns.

! 6pEtfds UE5dltH % 1fs CNltad6 5TIbAht,
MILWAUKEE, Feb. IA South Side paesengcr-
car waa ruu iuto ut Gao o'clock this morning by
Ut. Paul locomotive, on lleesl-st1oet crossing
Thets wcro air Mon and boy Oh the oar at the
time, but, owing to tho locomotive gang very
slowly, the car waB simply showed till it was
crunl.ed against q horse, Tho only man serioualy
injured @us rho driver, who inay die.
, 1875-02-04

ont tho loss Of any Of ita Important lights, hus
conferred upontt
An AplrT1osAt rntTtLEaE,
which, it did not hare under tho auspension or
tho rnlc.. 1io entered motion to reconsider
the motitn tn postpone. This motion IL ona of
The highest privileges, md can bo brought M nt
any limo after tue Clyil-1sighta bill Ia distressed
Of. ms! mu4t bo considered nttil ilna, attion il
taken. whether it bc rna day OF mnre. The hill,
un.c7 tho former conlittona had the right to
the floor for only one dnr.
, 1875-02-04

.. -. n,~ In,
tarca within that time also tho l1x an" tatlM o,.
thcy ~ete to be considered At ~ sna thhs the ns
ee.atst Of he srrnnent lid no. leril MN !" ean
ssni ia WI, arr1ngri,rnt m waa s.,
Mr. Hs*tey {in.> ttefcm1%t H;nsru p"ee.t-
until THO day afir ti1o cisills's ba| 'eposed ol'
A.N,'c s,r 'er rI1 ,hrrr,,.o Withdrew h,s motion 10 re-
cn.rr t'tr F.se rs1trslhg the ttsKaas w 70 tne
JntiaFs Eimmttret sn ,ne I,es.,n Mas .hth ~! ~
tir ic Hfheu ~" o.asss ~ @ ,ue IT.'.. IT @
qh'':, t y ca " % saas LII 'N' ,Hp sur ns
W m;3"'Hy .! tTS.'nfas: tts' ,,,,, - .,.,,
thir'ls majority and ~ went q; TO .tss ho* be- rso.
p'sea % ~ a ""a"' @ ~ % m
~ sIiF III. -, ~ H., ~ s @ ' i,ta,i
wa" aiea ~ F. M!s u, saa;o % o. onf ~
o.! a. Iest,ns IT, .s, , H. ts %Sy 81 s1a'. %
Mr; Cessna therenl~u offered the senate b' a'
sanHunHe. ta m4 x,,n. =. H.,
AZ: hal.gg nsSr e. afe'a II to orGIna nsl "
sAt aan o p'e'''nnA fe'A'ns ~ oseaoo'' IN 'hs '''
Ms. lter Eave motfee shat ne "nrn let mr. ..rhase
or or ms .Il s,,l a' ua!: 10 ,oH as .ns nse h""ss ~
an M IT. .Ts s'n ho . we,
s ~ i's Mtcr qn rin M s,r. {" hs rrtsr sSTf oron,
At. i1GI % uns'R m ~ N ,I st'S.sat @ ~ ~
u s .aS @ rt,l,a ~ ~ ,,;n ~ lt.nuis' NY
n5,atnt wb' foas asoaao Al light LII o'ss''8' sna
m AZ o, as.as n1sea " na.,o. VIZ no ~
IT, ,iat .a ~ III oy eto s r.,arn r.
,hs an anarity ] d M tho ~ people @ shos. Tho1o xare soo
nn Soah az 'hefs were nstn ann '9fts wets - ~ ~
ons an, HI, resrt to H. men of ,hs .ou WIN
pott nlr,u =. n,hs ,nnrdarinn nnar mi IN ,,,!s
Io 'sA III III Al" ns WA po' ''''s
AZ Mclean s'e remark 1aanalnIo @ TO any sseept
na ,nncr fro ~ st,sanchmse. nas liz nn,v 80 mr
1rper tlg nt H., ts nncw RI On H. door, a ia ,,r.
oe.tn nan s IN MSr sI ciaa ~. ooor .,, =,
M St ean a a va. rel to S h Ses wse lon sa,
tooi the laor aad charaSlerized Mr. aleLean's Ian,
, 1875-02-04

Sreefai Dfspateh Ia 11Ae CHICAGO Tribune
NonwA1x. o., Feb. 0-Ther residence Of E,Ward
waz burned tliA afternoon. Loss, 81,2u0; fully
insured. A gallo waa blowing at the tlnaa and 1t
waB cold. The Holly Wates-Wosks prevented :
sproaa.
, 1875-02-04

MusEEoaoE, Ind. Ter, Feb 3.-The office Of
the Cherokee Adrocate at Taloauah burned laat
night with all ita contents. Loss $1,000 no
insurance. The Adpocatc Vas the organ Of tho
Cnerokoes. being furnished freo to 1ndlau sub
acsiboEs and maintained By appropriations by the
Nationa! Council, The lost Chesokee type will
be difficult 10 replace.
, 1875-02-04
At osAaE CRY, KAN.

s1Fe9A*s IIdRH1H " ~ 0|'teH9VV xFFV4Es*s
KAssAs CRY, No., Fob. 9.s-A special to the
journal Of Commerce from osaga City, Kau.,
states that tho coal mine at tbat place took fire.
as noon today At the bottom shaft from fur
mace. Twenty miners wero hollow. Tf,e penple
were aroused, md In great excitement rushed to
the niue, bringing water paiEs tubs etc.. and
railway engine brought \ portable watcr-tAnk,
The fire, baing taken heforo spreading, w1s soon
extlngutshed and the miners taken out nearly
anttos.tsa; but all sliTo' Damage to tho mns
, 1875-02-04
IStIslcS.



There Hoto sl1 flre-a1arms nnd as many actual
ares ycHtorlay. und not little apprehension
Was felt in insurance circles In particular AMI
among citizens in general Tie great gale
which blew renewed the old flra feyer md cArs-
cd many anxaouB inquiries during two Of tho
fires, which we're vsihla from nearly ai1 parts Of
tho city. Following arc accounts Of the big and
littln blnzes:
Thomoss threatening conAagration which lla,
occurred since last July, originated last ercning
at 520 O'CLOCK iu y largo framo structure uasd M
Fresbey. and locatc,l on Maxwell atreet Nos. 4l3
to 4l9 inclusive. The hurricane which blow
spread tho flames with great rapidity, mud III 3
short tinc after tue alarm WA givon from Station
the residents in tho immediate vicinity. and
preparations wore nsatle by many families and
storokeapcrs for hanty removal. Tie hay
preHB WAS structure 100 feet long and about 10
wi wide. and u Or 70 feet hFh. t. was Al! ablaze
upon it, and Alarshql Bcnnor and ha associates
turned their attention more directly to prenent-
ing tho spread OF the i!re. Notwithstanding tho
extreme cold, aud consequent difficulty Of hand
ling hose and apparatus, tLero were tTonty-ve
streams kept ID active play, and III loss
than IN hour all feaIe regarding tho spreading
Of tho hamea subsiled. Besides tho hay-press,
there wero four other largo franc buildings de-
stroyed, together with several Rhcds and other
outbuildiugB.
The tlro originated in tho roar part OF tho
hay-prosa, and il is reported that all emp'oyo
carescasly emptted somo lighted tobacco from Its
Pipe, aud caused it. ... .
!, es nm "a o ho hua ~ ;nIan,n;sSv ~ aniv
citv Tia ioss nn storl foots nm sa 5 and he
issa ~ W. ~ o,,,ar T. w S-'o's' @"@ Nv
Tho two-Btory frame building No. 421, ad-
joining tho 1ny-pross, wna destroyed. N1r. Fries
hey was alRo the owner Of this structure, which
, 1875-02-04

DISTURBANCES IN AsrIJwALL.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. 1.-Disturbanees III
reported in Aspinnal, tu consequence Of tAs
imprisonment Of Dr.. Plgott, British subjeet.
A mhn-of-war has baen ordered from this roa
to Aspinwall TO support tho british Consul, wha
has been assaulted.
, 1875-02-04

OMAHA, Neb., Fob. 8.-TLe railroad stat!on
Building at Greenwood, Nab., was burned to tho
ground this morning, togosher with It's consents.
, 1875-02-04

Special DisUatsk to 1As Chicago 1rtavN. -,
ANN Ahnon, Mich, Feb, 8.-charles A'f''s
\ pro'luce-dealer in Eaton Rapids. this Ststa ..
brought hare to-day. charged with sending
telegram from this place to parties in Es'o1
Raplds signed BY produce firm In Eas! aass ss
nav. agreeing to take q lot OF polk whtta ~ -
ss nS s.st 1hs4sbn sRsa s,aeS md
othera {oat $l75. He Ia on bill Ia tie sum Of wv
Tor tEiA on tho 18th Of Febspsty,
, 1875-02-04
lilo Ohio Slows conptny's Works we're unzoofcd
dong considerable damage.



.Spertaf fisra;rh 10 The Chfraso Tribune.
1SDrA.AfpilA, Feb. 3.-Sevcrc cold weather
AMI high winls PREVAILED to-day. interfering con-
Bilerably with buoiness and traifIs.
, 1875-02-04

QuEBEo Fob. "a large piece Of rock fel! to-
day at Caro- Blanc. crushing Il nusnber Of people.
10 far eight bstlies have been found. No par
ticulArA received.
, 1875-02-04
OHIO.

s. " tfdl DtspdseA to Ths chteade Tribune.
T1rgu :, O., Feb. 8.--Very high Winds have pre-
rallied b, IN al day. This afternoon portion OF
, 1875-02-04
CRIME,
A MUnpeRER's SENTENCE coMMu1

A MURDERER's SENTENCE COMMITTED.
!SDtefas Dispatch to Ths Chlcaoo 7ribnne.
St. Louis, No., Feb. 9,-Tho fate Of Mch,.
6cau1an, vhose execution had boom fixed III
next Friday, for tho murder OF his wife 90
Christmas eve, 1873, excited great intereH. III
anxiety In this city among larger and mora ~
speetahle olass Of oitizens than any one would
imagine who knew nothing OF scanlan except
ftom tho reports Of the trial in the city plpesa
Tho principal Witnass against him was his litas
daughter, child Of about years, who splet
ent 1t the death Of her mother. It Is claimed
that the child had been tampered viIh
and prompted by othors to give the Testimony
Bhe did. and that boanlan, although ha htl
beaten bis wife eeverolY WAS guiltieaa Of hst
death, which MAS tho result OF accident. Ths
inquest on deceased developed oyidenccs Of ha
boating, hut tho CAUSE Of death WAs found to B,
the penetration OF tho eknll BY peco OF cbni
cup. 1t IL claimed that this piaco OF = china cup
WAS on tho foor, aud that she fell and stlus
her hoad on it, II TINT were 10, it la 1t lssss
almoss certain that tho fall wan produced By
= blow from tho blllot OF wood with whicl, Sem.
Ian was beating her. Taking everything nts
consideration. there aeenn to be ground III
reasonable doubt ~ TO tho ariHe OF scanin
amounting to murder In tho frat degree -ios
penalty. 6canlan had boen for yearn In tho su-
nIoy Of the st. Louis Trapsfer Company, whas
he had gained q reputation for industry, 20.
briefly, and general reliability that any man mshs
be proud Of. His position brought him Da
contact with noarly ali tho leading bu:t
neaA- mon OF tho city, whoso confidence I'D
good will llo' enjoyed. This accounts for 1le
interest which had been taken Ia bis fate, sAl
tho efforts which have been made III his beh.lf
A great many good oittzsns, therefore, will
glad to loarn that theAa efforts hayo been croxS'
cd With succesB, As Ia Indicated by the foDot..
Ing dispatch from Jefferson City, received 1t S@
o'clock thin morning:
10 Il. r 1is'sfy, Hbtrnta Sarfnas Bank, 81. Les.:
6canlar1 sentenco Il conmuta6, and will be doNn~ v
night.
tsiausd, JoAs J. Frrxxl,luA
DEFAMATION OF HERRAic CHARACTER
Special Dsspateh to 1'hs Chicago 1,loHne.
EAST SAo1SAw. Mich, Feb. 8.--Georgs "
Hughes, publisher Of tho Midland Times w
arrested to-day upon criminal charge for lal
preforred by ]. selgman, batter known as " LIZ
Tia Jaks." one OF tue moss prominent c|ost.as
merchants In this city. TIE itbsl conaista q y
article published In tue Iit'les on Saturday w
charactaEizin8 Little Jake" ~ tho nlealta
awindlsr In MohiGan, aud causoniug psoplIe, No. .:
to do business With hipa. Hughes was nisatleY
procure the ball, fixed at $1,000, and was too. a'
mttted to await tho examination sot doNa 10
MGutaY next,
, 1875-02-04
SPAIN,

SPAIN.
AnMY MOVEMENTS.
MADRID, Feb. 3.-Gcn. Mo1lo1es Announce,
tho telef Of Pampoluua.
Tho Carllstp, in Al engagement Ut oteia
hove been defeated.
ADVICE FROM TIE ppFE.
It is reported that the popohss written to Dpa
Carlos, expressing his sympathy but advi.n;
him to reconsider his determination to eontlnQs
the war. as tho dignity Of the Catholic Chutca
las been vludlcnted and the rights Of the clstgy
recognized By King A!phonso.
MADRID Fob. 8.-aon. Iona has defeated ana
captured the Carlss leader, Gen. Aaana.
, 1875-02-04
TIE HOOSAc TUNNEL

8PH1xornlp, Maas, Feb. 3-Ths rails wore
oonusctcd through the uoosao Tuuuel to-day.
, 1875-02-04
ALeAP FOR LIBERTY,

dpte.al p,snateh to Tae CHICAGO 1ribunk. -,
RIcAMoNp, Ind. Fob. 3.-Ah the Rlesla NV
deputy we're guarding prisoner, naus ~,
known, GU tho Chicago train last night. Sss.
near New Castle, tho prisoner lasped from rts fss
train, which was running 25 miles ~ hoaf. tbs
prisoner had good ssnd-oR, aud WAS lsse%IHf
the officers spirited race ~ the train mofea'4'
, 1875-02-04

THE L1nENAL LEApEnsHIP sErTLED,
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Tho Marquis Of Hartinktos
Was to-day elected leader OF tue Liberal party,
h1ILrARDS.
LONDON, Fob. 3.-The billiard tournamsp!
closed last evening. J. Z. lsoborts won tue ale
prize, And Alfred Dennott tho second
A meeting Of the Liberal members Of par,t,.
mont was held this evening, and waa atteudN
By 1877 gentlemen. Among those present ve,s
II. @. Chllders, Cowper, Temple, Lewis, /
Dilinger, W. II. dladstoue, George J.
Goschot. Henry Ja.nes, Robert Love, /
J. Mundela, and DR.. Lyon playfalr. join
bright presided, and, On taking the chair, a.d
although a parliamentary loader WAS nccoBsat,
still each member had right to raaarva such il.
dtvidusl liberty ~ honorAbte mon required, /
resolution accepting Gladstope'a tatiramsnt WI
adopted. Tho Marquis Of Harrington rss unap
, 1875-02-04

STOLEN BONDS RECOVERED. ..,n
New YoAk, Feb. s.-Ihs s35, 600 in soo'ss, ~.
bonds Loaf BY tho Adams Express Company Ss
baen recovered in this city.
, 1875-02-04
All Sorts or Weather Blown Up0n the
Country
A Tempeatuous Day in Chicago
The Cutting Gold.
A Bigger and Colder Atmospheric Wave
Coming from tibs West.
Regular and Special " Gather Reports
by Telegraph.

OFFICIAL REPt> RTS.
rEoaHpsrics FOR rltI>s hEutoH.
SpeoiH H,spatch Ia The chs aaa I'rtbaEA.
WARRINGTON D. c., Fob. .5.-1n Tennessee
and Ohlo tho Lower Missouri 3 nd Upper MiaBts-
siprI Valleys, and tho Northwa st, stationary or
rising barometer, northwest to southwest winds,
clear and cold woathor. In II 10 Lake region,
westerly winds, rising baromet :, partly cloudy
vcashor, will, local ss,ow.
LOCAL onaEHvaTIcc q.
4; ucAdo, Fsb. ..
, 1875-02-04

Time iE1r. 7hrTfM.I Hind, lfaInI WTAtT,
s:53 =, u 10 30I Ut 81 W., briar ....u .lClnudy.
lI;1b q. n 3YCJ| d TBS. W, Liz l 49,. Fair.
$40 II, m 2375E 0 B9H W. gal .,',.... Ctnl,dy.
$50 II. nj. ~ III 7HtW., Bale.. 80. ,Falr
900 b. u.p.BI n This. H., h!Rt /. ~. Clear.
1915 j. nj. .3U.Ul a 72s. W. htgl . ..'... Clear.
Maximum tl,rr,nunetor. u : m!ntr ! I'M. 2.
GENERAL oDsEnyATIo s.
ca k.Aao, Tsb 8.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-25

A Danbury man who recently
came through the grasshopper re-
gions brought home bottle of these
pests. They are meek looking birds
with mulish heads, and eyes like a
Chatham street pawnbroker's. One
night the gentleman put them in a
tin pail and covered it with baking
pan. Great was his surprise the nex'
morning to find that they had knaw-
ed holes through the vessel until they
were like sieves, and when he found
them, they were eating the nail-heads
in the floor. AS matter of expert
ment he extracted tooth from the
largest one and fastened it to the end
of a stick, and found that it CIT glass
better than a diamond. He says that
the grasshoppers have not only des-
troyed vast fields of grain, but they
knawed the knives from the moving
machines so that the farmers were
unable to put up any hay. 1t is
estimated that six of these animals
will whip rat terrier.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-02-25

THE Truckee Republican Of Satur-
day has the following: This morn
ing at the Summit, at about twenty
minutes before l O'Clock, brakes
man by the name of C. A. Moore
was found lying dead under the train
on which he was breaking. One pair
of trucks had passed over his body,
which was found under the same car,
on the top of which his lamp was
standing. The train had stopped
there for water, and had moved back
ten or twelve feet after first coming
to a stand. He is supposed to have
fallen down between the cars when
they were about to start back. A
heavy bruise was found on his fore
head, which it is thought he received
in falling, and which stunned him
so that he was unable to get off the
rail. He was found lying on his
face, the wheels having passed across
him Just below the shoulder. One
wheel was still standing on his body
when he was found.