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, 1876-03-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Joseph A. Garner. put In Jail = fnw days ago
nt tho instance ot Fiold. Inter & Co., for debt,
vas yesterday discharged on baii-
Tue jail yesterday Yieldod up fifty -otghs OF It's
inmates long enough for them to 60 before
Judge McAIl!stor and enter pleas of not guilty.
In tho County Court yesterday letters Of i'd
mln|stsa.ion wera granted IN tho estuta OF Aid.
Patrick AlcClory to bis vito under bond for
s28,0U0.
Ilumor has II that shorin Agno1 ia a Candidate
for ro-election only In the contingency OF his
failing to got certain largo contract. Can this
rumor Eefer TO the new Court-u6use2
Tho calendar for tho rest Of tho term Ia tile
Criminal Curt hnA been nude ont George ",
Parent and Henry Rubb, professional bonds-
men, is aet for tomorrow Thomas q. noney.
murder. Thursday John DoyI"+ allowing pris-
oner to escape and tho t1nrkinB Brothers. for
assault Monday, tho 37stl Otto Dluhrn, forgery,
tho 29th. Tho natnea Ut Andrew Johneau aud
Tlnmas Collins have places on Tho calendar for
petty ot1onses.
Tho triai Of tho Twentieth Ward judgo-of-e!eo-
tion case, now in psograss rolecta very llttIo
credit Eon the County Board, II its selection OF
judges III thu Flrat Precinct OF that ward ia
taken at sample. Tho trial has shown that
ouo Of tho judgoH was called away from one Of
tho !owoat aud yileat bar.Eooms in tue city; that
another Ind to .ive np for day hts buHipeas OF
plckla.peting. aud that the third VAS dolitioua
from drink.
, 1876-03-21
TWO PAAICs N A NIGHT.

bptctdk DNp1fch 10 3ne Chtfd1o IYibnHE.
KEokuK, Ia, March 20.-Francis Murphy, OF
Portland, Me-, has boon conducting very sue
ccaaful temperance revival hero during tho past
week, and las rallied hundreds around tho ban.
ncr Of total abstinence Aast evening an itn-
mense audience WAS present at tho Athcumum
to hear hB lecture. The hall, tho gnl.cry, and
tue stage we're crowded hlmoss to Bufiocatlon.
About o'clock at a!nrn Of fro was given. Tho
audience at ouco sorang to their feet aud started
for tho doors. 1t proved to bo q falao als I'm,
however, anu quot waB coon restored. About
ton minutes afterwards HOme buys climbed
up into tho uttto and removed
somo wludowa opening into tho dome for the
purpose Of looking duwn. In doug 30 they
made 1ackat, Which caused tho peoplo to think
tho roof was falling In. ThlB created huosLer
panic aud anothor rush for the door. 4 tow
coo!'headad mon stationed themselves ut the
doors aud kept the crowd pack by ehocr force,
shlH averting what would otherwise have been q
frtghtlul diHaster, rs tue stairway WAS barlow
hnl thu crowd very much excited. A number Of
won'nn tainted auu olso was knocked down aud
trampfed upon.
, 1876-03-21

HEEIlH0 W T4L CuMM1IIEk-
Tho Committee on 6.rcess aud Alloys for tho
three divisions mot In the City Clerks oico YET
tAsdAy Afternoon, Aid. BpaldiuS in tho chair. for
kbo purpose OF fixing tho polling places In the
different precincts Of ths Eards and 10 select
Judges and clerks OF election, but, OWING to
= mistaken understanding Of tho resolution
Of the Council which directed them 30
to do the members Of the Committee, with few
e1oopsions were unahlo to report, aud t!lat mat.
tor was deferred till Wednesday At .. n,., when
another meeting of the COMMITTEE will be held.
a1ing tho bouudasiea Ut The ward precislctH, OF
"districts" W tloy arc therein tastuel, wss
recommended 10 tho Council fAyoTab,y. Tho
oniy cbAuKes wero in the consolidated waIds,
Ind in the Sixth Ward,
Considerable discussion took place on tue
duty Of tbs COMMITTEE to report the naineB Of
fudgas hut clerks. aud the poiilnG-psce de-
sired. to the Couuc,l last night. AID, btouo tot
the old F.9th) &ald tbas ha wanted the matter
attended to right away, aud 10 HAs ready
with his names md placcs Of tue
polls for hlH ra1a. Ne wAa surprised
that ths othe1s were not also ready, a. tho Iebo-
iutlon stated p!ainly what was expected iron,
tha Committee. lilo did not rant tue matter de-
lAyeQ, aud Advised that the COMMITTEES prepare
MhAt Was necessary then and there.
AID. btonea remarks we're based upon = ruuaor
that hss been circulated lu CIty-lIsll circles
veen) to tho effect that the1e il :
cllQus ct Aldermen VITO desire to hold over with
tbs Msyox. Should these naMea Of Judges,
clerks. And the location OF the polla be not ready
sooo, and Fuhished for twenty days before elso-
Ton. The election cannot bo held according TO-
, 1876-03-21
Reduction Of Freight Rates to Council
Bluffs and Missouri Aiv.
or Poin.s.
The Kentucky Railroad Claim
Compared with Those OF
Northwestern Roads.
What It Would Cost tho Government Il
Such Olaims Wero Paid.
Order Of saIc In The Case ot Tho Lafayette
Bloomington & mississippi Road
CUTTING UNDER.

CUTTING UNDER.
oE111N0 RsEH WITH sT. LOUIS.
The General freight Ageata Of the Chicago,
Rock Island 4 Tactic, Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy, Chicago It Northwestern. and Chicago
Il Alton Railroads, held = moetsng yesterday
morning for the purpose Of saking somc action
regarding tho cutting Of freight tatos to Coun-
eli Dlufls and sllsaourl 1lLyer points. OF which
mention has boom made In yesssrdny's TR1nuSr.
"A previously stated, Tue present disrup-
tion in ratcs to tho above points
Was brought about by quarrel among tho st.
Louis roads, Hhlch consequently broke tho tariff
heretofore in force. This compelled tito Chica-
60 roads to 10 back on tho tariff rates also, md
mako a,sch rntos IN to enablo shom to maintain
their supremacy. Heretofore St. Loushas boon
allowed an advantage in rates to Kansas City and
Missouri River points, but, owing to the trcacll-
erous action OF tho St. Louis roads during tho las.
two woekH tho Chicago roads have decided At their
mcolng yesterday TO mako tl,clr rates from tt.ie
city to thoso points tho same AZ Ia now charged
by tho st, Louis roatla. Tho tariff adopted yee-
terday Ia unusually low, aud Il reduction on the
old ratos Of from rs to 10 por cont. Following
arc Tho now rates established yesterday, and
which will romain IN forca until the st. Louisana
como to termH:
, 1876-03-21

An ENCOUNTER In CICERO.
Tbs aristocraov Of tho West End assembled
around . satin and whits volvet cockpit on tho
corner Of West Fortieth and Kinzio sttaeta last
night. About twsnsy.esEot fights wore agreed
upon. but up TO quarter pAs. IL only two had
como OIL, not amounting to much in tho Way OF
battles. but em,nently satisfactory 10 tho party.
There we're ahont LEO gentlemen present. and
about 5000 changed hands on tho FIRST Two Of.
forts. Ills crowd was intensely excited but
thoroughly goodhunorcd, aud, though nonlo.
times norvouaiy wild oYor tho contest, got al
ways orderly md comparatively quiet.
Tho first tight came OF at 1880. 4 back.rcl
L1crny was lifted against hluo red, each weigh
Ing pounds 9 ounces. The frst three tics o.
We re harn,sess, but in tho fourth i!y tnee black
atr1ck nis, gsG In tho leather Of ,.he
bu.,, .nd withdrew rs lis handle, ,aasl e,
foul In favor OF The hlack aul a long discus
sion cnsued, during which tho rcfcreo left tue
nit. .The handler Of tho Blue denied tie fonf.
ind ola imcd that tho eafr VAS OIL i,iH bird sT!lon
ho pick cd htm mp, but the referee auGcred to his
decisioI., and tho fight WAS stopped:
Tho st coud 6sht Wan nctwcon otaok-toJ LII"
ton nnd g. pile, weight pounds l3 OUNCES Il WAS
a shuitlinE Bort OF 6attfe, with but oDe good ily
that crp!,. cd tho pile. In tho hocond scratch
tho rad Btr uck home, and when tho pllo wns put
down agail, he lay like bump on q log. and tho
referee gave tbs hattlo to tho black.
at Ills tho cEnad UaH hugmonting rapidly.
and tho ntIar promised to lsst untlf morning.
There wns TO n.orforencn and no disturbance,
aud tue boys had q jolly good t'uo.
, 1876-03-21

and coats, n!nses - Judgment tor
Ahoat a., 'oo oo. Tho ;1eoteo provides tha. aftet
ba advertised and sold. This road ia about 80
miles In aength. and extends from Bloomington
tsn.wara to tho Indiana State Limp. It is NJ"
Toledo, Wnbhsh h Wcstcrn Halfway.
THE wlAcoSalH FrE.nnT-A0EnrT.
!. Srsttat Dtanafeh IA The Chicago 7r4bMnA.
MILWAUKEE. Mnrch 90.-Tho Freight MAnAg-
on Of tho varous railroads operating in this
suming confederation Of the naw schedule rstea
tor freight traffic within thts 6tsto. Mr.. Britt
Freight Manager at tho Chicago Milwaukee, Il
a.. Paul Railroad IA In favor Of an entirely now
form. thus facilitating b,isIness, rendering
the exchange Of trolght easier and more certain.
and rrovl:tIug for snvofal descriptions Of Eoods
almost unknown At tho tino tho liant schedule,
Goa'ion will 30 frat oonssdorod and disposed Of,
aud tho meeting will then pr ocood 10 tllsausa tho
grtcation Of rates Wheto thero arc competing
lines, When all Tho mattcra to bo discussed
road Comrnfetonor will bo present. and hts ar'
proval will sery llkolv bo soRht befose thn ratoa
nndor tue NON. arrangements can bo finally
adopted and printed. In tho moantimo It has
exceed tho schedule Of Jnno, 1877, but in many
CASES 10 much 1eRs, whilst In all cason exceed
Ing .hoso sllowod BY tho rottor law. Tho agents
say thcy are determined 10 make alt rates Is low
HI Jubslfo u t0b ljcpple AhH themselves hllkp
rendcts pogsibio. Il may be tho LIT OF April be-
fore tho now classification and Bchodnlo eau bo
analIy approved.
IOWA ITEM.
srftidf Disnateh n re Chtcaoo Tribune.
DAvEsl onr. H., March 20.-It ia stated by a
Rockford railroad Official TINT ono OF the most
certain and immediate cdeeA Of tho action of
tho Iowa LegiHlaturo In refusing, to fe-
pcai tho 1tallroad LAW viii be tho COM
pleslnR OF tho INK between RtcrtnE
and Byron. ILL.,, connecting tho Rockford Il DOck
Island and tha Chicago II Iacihc Railroads,
thns gsr!ns thls section another tnsapendont
l'he TO chicago. About Gu 0tAl carloads OF grain
tho present law, can 10 brought to Davenport
ana feshtppod cheaper than 70 20 through on
through Contracts SHOULD tho Rockford con-
, 1876-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The commencement exercises Of the Chicago
Medical Coi!cge will DO hold in Plymouth Church
to-day at $50 p. N.
Thcro will DO q moo.lpg OF lAdIea n.oreatod In
tho Centennial At lsoom No. ] Fa1woll Hall
Thursday At 2p. IN.
III. D. Bailey, Superintendent Of Public Build
ingB, will Inspect the workings OF now lte-
escape, to bo exhibited at the Grand Pacific
1Iotol tomorrow afternoon Al haif-paat .
o'clock.
Tho March entertainment Of ths San Groal
Society will bo given tonight In the Eighth
Presbyterian Church, corner Aoboy and Wah-
iugton stroe!a. The rra sious entertainments
given by s4!s society have beon characterized by
an 1lnusuhI degree Of excellence. Tho pro-
gratnne for this ovcnng ts vaslud and ATTRACTIVE,
and fully up 10 previous occaalonu. Admission,
70 cent?.
Al tho closo Of Miss WiIIArd's address, Oh
''1ho Right Of tho ssrungnr," Blyon III the First
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening.
an announcement was nlado BY tho Hon. F.. 4.
stosss that tnoestug af ali friends ct temper
.nee would DO hold III the samo church this
esoniog, .ta object being to form, cen,1a. tom.
Feranco organization. Tho young pooplu arc
esIesiAlly invited. Tho lion. Z. 4. ssorEs Will
pruuido.
, 1876-03-21
HYMEHEAl..

5pxtal psodlch to The CA,caea 7rfbsns
HorKronp. ILL.,, March 2o.-socia1 cilclcs ont
hozo wore extremely disappointed to-day when
tho unus came 10 hand that Tho wedding Of AID.
soolY Perry and Miss Thompson had takon place
At In Ctosso, Wis, in not = very oRtentatious
manner. AID. Perry Ia ono Of our merchant
princes and has lnzgo circle OF friends 10 this
city and Chicago, aud honco q grand spluzge
or. sought nothing Of ths kind, aud waa united
to hiss atnrio Il. Thompson by tho 1toy. Mr.
Gnretlo, ut La Crosse. lho btiAo was tho ro-
clpicnt ot d largo number Of coBtiy presantH,
and tho happy conpls Htas.od South to spend
ths ho1eymoop.
, 1876-03-21
HE"COljRlER.n

IT w1L1. CHANGE TO AN AFTERNOON PAPER.
There appeared III Yesterdays TRIBUNE some
statements concerning tho Courier and Its
condition, which seem to hnvo tho malice Of tho
informant rather tl,nn fact rs 8 bnsts. The
cditortsl aud other departments OF tho Courier
hare boon nored to llounds' building OH Man
roo street, but tho only object Of this WAS to
tors than thoan at present occupied. Tho ro1lt
Of tho Fifth avenue premises aud all bita against
tho paper have beea paid up, and it stands even
wi III tho world Monday 1t will come GU. an
All afternoon paper, with q new, droBs, aud
reason for tho change IL that tho great
majority OF its patrons prefer an Afternoon
rapor. and it has been deemed advisable to &C
commo date them. Financially tho Courier In In
an improving condition. aud. beng at preaent
tho only exponent Of genuinu Democracy In tho
city. 1t ought to receive The support ol Ill who
subscribe to that creed.
, 1876-03-21

5ptriaI Uttpalea " 1hs Ca.eaas 2+tbuws.
SrREs0FiELp, Naas., March 20-The Gty-
Marshal has prosecuted lb0 1ea!.cstato owners,
including severa! u the mont prominent cl.i.
zcnB, Tor neglcctlug to remove auow from theil
sidewalks.
aItetal Dtspateh 10 The CAttaao 9yteunf,
6rnlN0FIKLD, MhsH., March 20.--J. i. H4rrl.
eont OF this city, Ia out With 4 challenge u any
lsarlsmau In tho world, except Capt. Dogar dus,
for pigeon shoot IN thia city for 900 in gold,
Long Island rules to govern
epssial Dtst.ateh " 2he Chteaoa 1ribune
l.EAygNwonTli. kan.. March 2O.-Thts morn
Ing Martin Mccarthy, = we!lvKuown saloon.
koepnr of this city, was found dend lu his bod.
ROOM. Il has boon tho custom Of his wife 10
call him 10 breakfast, aud ou this occasion she
souna LIN lying on the aoor only partially dseas.
%. u u supposed h0 died OF heart disease.
, 1876-03-21

Mr. J. A. Grier, the newly-sppointed Assistant
General F1olght Agent OF the Michigan Central
hailtoad, assumed the dutios OF his posisIou
yesterday.
Mz. William r. Johnsou, General Passenger
Agent Of tho Illinois Central 1tailroad. who hss
been absent during the last month attending to
his functions ~ Kings Jester II ths Nav Or
leans Carnival. returned home yostsrday. lsle
and hearty.
LAFAYETTE nLooAls1ToN M1as1st1rrI.
4use,at 1ispatch Il tn Chseaoa Ty1oun<.
6sa1NorlEIu. ILL.,. March 2o.-In tue Federal
Court to-day anai dacsee Of foreclosure and
sale was made in tho ease Of D. Bsylia Trustee ",
the Lafayette, Bloomington i Mississippi Rail-
Wy Company. The amount of bonds sued
upon u 9l,aoo.0oo, which, With Interest
, 1876-03-21


FnosT-6untsy inoru!ng, March ~, Of typhoid
pneumon!A, Mrs. Lucinda Z. Frost, A9ed bS years.
II. ca'ltus, Ma. 9a West Monroe szeei, Tats4y at II
:. u1.. by car1 to Aosehiu. Friends inyltsd.
ts- lsocheatss IN. ~ papers paeass copy.
WARhEN-As 0eueya, ILL.,, Ruuday. March 10, 1915,
At o'clock p 1n Virslnis, oldos. daushtet Of ], Il
and g. D, Warren, aEst ~ yests.
Funeral from The Teaidulica Ut tho parents Wedpea.
day ii o'clock p. F1ends of the family iny,tod
pRISCOLL<-MArrh 70, Edward Francis, eop Of r.
r, sud Mary z. DF!seol1, aged ye&rs aud Inonths
Fuuazsl from No. l02a Suuth Dearborn arrest.
Wednesday,, March T.
tN- W!scoastn psps1s plessa copy.
ANDnKWa-1u Cedar Rapids, H., Marrh u, LET'S,
Of this city. sged 10 years,
WH1TAEY-hAsch 10, II hdlvauke4, VIA. =. Il.
Whtney. of this city, formally of aaslbups Taiis.
Mlsa,, sssd u ysAka '"'''
, 1876-03-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4 eorsponds ut II Informed shas tao squhl11a-
Aon uf property mads by tho stats l3oard ia The
pps on which ali taxes--state, town, county, OF
usy-Are levied.
Ths temperature yesterday, Is ohaerved bs
Manasso, opticlan, 89 Madison street {Tn, Brxr
Buildiug), was as 3 a. NJ, n deg; 10 D. IT., 81
dog. II m, 32 dog.; p, M. 82 deg; Up. M,
Is deg. Barometer. 8 g. NJ. 40; 1 p. H.. 1884.
At . large md enthusiastic meeting Of the
Belgian citizens Of this city, hold Sunday AFT y.
noon 1t No. 403 Clark street, 1t was resolved to
place In nomination for the Delean Conbnlth tp
in this city mAdo vacant BY the death Of Or. y.
r. uonsottn, the Hon: Gustav Dem:.s ~ ~ Of
sition, - every ono known Vho hns watched hia
tatcof In connection With tho French nonesolcna
Association. To-ddy petfStan FOR haa abp0aat-
ment beaztng 26o aes 81 ts nost i5on''!n;ont
Mtntasef.
Ths sitnatop In the mhxo uf city finances wns
rendered = trifo mora cheerful Yesterday hv tho
receipt Of telegram from Comptroller tiayos,
still In New York, holding out bop's TINT 10
bis hands. Thu dispatch did hot say thns
any motsy had benu received OF Bales
effected, aud vhs very general In character. II
wa evidently intended to trace up tho eilort to
sell certificates In Chicago: and was regarded
among tho Aldermen as an effort TO VIII sto
down tho wind. Tho gnpota! oninion-son1o-
Whist moro loudly oxpresHod now than ever be-
fote.-iB that tho Oomptr ollcr Ia not meeting with
the success which his former messages lAd led
them to expect.
Tho election for .o(ticora Of tho Young Mona
Christian Association, yesterday. resulted rs
follows
p.sstdcnt-John v. Farwo'l.
Flrst Vico-rteaident-N. i. Douton.
Second Vice. Presidential. Il. Clissofd.
Recording SecrctAty-Gtorgd II. High.
Corresponding socrctary-L. I. Morenor1se~
Trcssurer-S. a. Kcun.
board ot Manastrs-rrosbyser,an j. ". FarlIn:
non Epiacopal, E. q. Keith: Methodist, Dr., T. C.
Duncan.
DOUGLAS PARE AND LAwNDAIE.
4 meetiuE Of citizons and property.owncrH
tnterentcd IN communication basuecn tho heart
Douglas Park, Lnwndale, and Crawford, was
hold yesterday afternoon st Nc. " Dearborn
Rueet. Among those prcAont veto John Crnw.
ford, President, aud A. G. Alilard, Secretary nj
!hB improvement Association; Meeers. Glover.
Lombard, KeBler, Decker, N1cCornlck. .GariicE.
Hair, Merrill, and osher property .holdtrs and
residents.
Aftor eome discussion, It wsa decided to poti-
lion the huthoritioe ut Sprinfiied for Stato
shartor To run , atseot-rn1lroad on TWenty-ecc-
end streot, from Blue Island nvouue to Lawn
dkle aud Crawford. 1t wnB also decided to hst
for another chhrtor for q track from Western
svenuo op Ogden Ayonuo 10 the west citJ.lituta.
Tbs vnlue Of these contemplated improve
tnenta to suburban ieHaonts In tho localities 10
b benefited Will worry readily ouEgest itaef 70
any one familiar With tho present unfavornblo
arrangements for rcaching these suburbs. and
tho muvers in TIC pthu confidently oxpeot 10
hA7o the rolltos completed and iu running order
by May L. Another meeting will bo hold at the
same place next Monday at p. N.
, 1876-03-21
OBITUARY.,

THE REV. ANDREW 3. PATTERSON, ST. PAui.
SptcIol D1apateh to Tbs Ch1edo" Tribune.
Br. PAUL. Mimi, March 20.-Dr. Andrew Del
Patterson, Rector Of 81. PAul's Episcopal Church,
In this city, died yesterday morning. aged GO, ol
lingering disease known to be fucurabie since
September last. Ho WAS born In Now Jernoy
graduated st nutget'a College. Yalo Law School.
and aoneva Theological Seminary. lie first came
70 st. Paul In 18A9 but did not locats hero til
1866. 1lo has been most BucecsBfnt IN parf8t
work, Was Of largo literary attainments. and 81.
Ways Interested In scientific a:udies. Tho funsr-
q will probably DO on "Wednesday, Bishop Wollos,
Of WiBco18ia. officiating.
, 1876-03-21

tho new charter. This, II IL aascrsed, h what
soma Aldermen deeiro. Tho failure OF the eleo'
tim would OF course chufo legal proceedings
Which would not 10 begun till June, and nat fn-
ished. perhaps, TIL ne1s yosr. thna allowing the
Aldermen to hold nver.
Tho plan OF operation - dsclosad. by mem.
ber of Tho Council, is Tor It 70 DO arranged 40
Inst At tho meeting which wil conBtdor tho slec.
lion = quorum will bo hacking OF some ooe n,cn'
ber viii order the election ordinance laid ovur
and published. Then tho result naturally will
follow n. stated ahovo. thore not bong ttn,e
enough from that dhte to allow Of compliance
with Tho law on tho subject Of publication.
, 1876-03-21

Sp<ct19 DtFbafeh ID Tia ERstAgV 1T7bHHes
DosTuH, Mass., March 20.-If tho City Council
would only net fayorably on tho petitions pro.
sented to-dsy It mould create lively movement
iu BackhAy real ostaso. petition was present.
Cd signed by firms representing sl00.000,o00 OF
propusty, also by . largo number Of physicians,
praying for Immediate action to give tho city 4
defined eYstetn OF parkB, Howors. and drainage,
OH the ground OF its nccasBty and the cheapncas
Of land mud labor. The echnms which has been
presented proposes An expenditure OF some
ihing LIKE NIX or eight .nil!ious for = complete
seHetage aud park system.
, 1876-03-21

QUEENSTOWN, March Steamships chsna
and lor1nania, from New York. anl Lako Ncpl.
gan. from Baltimore. have arrived out.
DosroN. nagch 20.-Tho steamship Atlas,
from Liverpool, has arrived.
PORTLAND, Mo-, March 20.-Ths steamship
Ciroassisu from Liverpool, has sIrivad.
New YoRE, March 20.--Ar1ived- -SteaunHhIpa
State Of Virginia, from Glasgow; Moscl. from
Bremen.
MovlLLx, March 2o.-steamship sssma.iau,
from Portland has arrived.
, 1876-03-21

THE RaIR ROAD ACCIDENT At MILWAUKEE.
1pse'a' so'.e ~ e"ttau' ' H., ,''e"" p's,
IN '.s'ea .' e,tn 20 n's''
rupne ~ w os'u
.n .s ~. ~, .l W NV .an NJ, n ~.
s.eA 'os' -. tno s.u'pysa'y a% ' .., u""n az sn0
oe.ao y. ~ sA."' ''"e n'o" s"o"ou'
NV '"'e ~ -" H., o'
~o.k neasS AL aAs sna n'sas' ~ tunes up so '"e'F
Watate IN tfcoztng "asof, frss, IN Attempting 70
which Wan not cotton mt MI d n. M. and tl,on
Il, dtsr.nt,inr I'm ,o,,r,otivo a. r,u.,, ~ rn,,,
~ a'e'aauR sao 'ooo.soA'so 40 ."1n No. luvs'
DIG 20 as 80 e1feulta TUG taaa ol HlI'n8 tho
has becn exceedingly stormy, and 1t was very
hard to 1o nnythipe. II, Il. I'm enrf being and
tsa. ,,rh ~ ,.to," .t,,,o and t,,o nn,torta.,
.s "n @ "n''o ;. '1 :. s.p.", S ,", 'u '.
"ondestu''y etfonR. !: Is Statesl' ous win What
truth cannot DO at this moment ascertaincd, TINT
The presence of q spring undermining tho soil on
,rt,nh ". .,h,,rrc,ura ernnn,ttnn thc tr,cl,
.h.. .,,t in,o tno ,a.,. tos,o' ~. WI, Inown TN
.ua' e..u 'nse ."u 'aAe to0soa "ne nei Nuo"" W
Ibis section mado It ruto to examine
the tpot pu,sounlly every evening,
h,t on .,,e oroni,p nrcccd,nr tho
....,.s. ...n ....
chsas'toEno . vas = peosensea tIo1n " ncs'eeleo
further examination OF tho spot this morning,
and fonni con11rmetfun of his first yiew. tl,nt
IN fcv,sst;o,, ~ H. srhstrrc,,,-o =, ~ r,,,at
W. IoAu"as4o'' " s,.o e"os"Ie ~ ~ ~ "na.
ID ~ courtesy caitod olcaH"ato'' hao ocoh
gradually waHted away, leaving Tor aeYoFh! feet
nothing. upon which 10 rost bu. q dolusivo
cr,ut. nr t,,in aloi ~ aana scoouetl awoy undcr.
non,, ri,Ms ,.,,o,, ,,,o ,o,ou,otIvo ,o,.o .Iar,u
Ao".n' I"aa "as'' 'uo ,oeoa4p.'o I"4.o s!o"'5
On. tho ttack must hnVe beGun to Aide bolofo II
roachod the dofoctya place, and then, suddenly,
ut tho undermined spot, tho whoio supefHttccture
gave way, the rails snapped OF Short and dtne1ear
ond OF tho locomotive went on FIRST drawing
into tho lalto In tho shape u9 q V npaldo down.
thus. A,-but with tho foot Of tho testor:furttor
apart. Tho cab Of tho locomotive, In which
woro the tromon aud onginoor, waa outesulost.
Il turned over on Its stde In falling. from their
, 1876-03-21

ad, notwithstanding tho unfavotAblo weather.
Tho Chicago Qusstetso nero warmly received And
accorded hearty encore for osoh of their Of
forls. The ulhor participants acquitted Them
selves with credit, and, although tho majority
vera suffering from eosero Guilds. yet the con-
ceIt Hse q doanrYaQ bllctras
, 1876-03-21
SUBURBAN..


correspondent signing himHnlf "Rayeps-
wood" objects ssrennously to acme atetsmonts
made by TR1nrsE correspondent In Suad.v,x
iaauB. The Huul Of thu plnint aoem.
to be that NaYcuswool Las 1as nh
Of tue 600 or 6GU voters In tta
Town Of Lake Flew; tint it has uo repte.or.s.
ton ou tie board Of Trustees that lie ntbor
CORRESPONDENT erred In saying that the Collecsor
!!'os in itassnHNood that. though tho Engineer
having no Toto in tho Boasd; that III.
Jones, School Trusteo, liyea iu Evanston, ia.
stead Of layenswood as alleged; and, Isstly,
that yliIIo taxation IN tho whole town has de-
creascd from $l25, QUO to al00,000 Tor 20 per
cent? IN four ycArs. the tzxktlon OF Ravens.
wood has Increased from $l.80 70 GO per lot, or
about 303 par cent
AuG11N.
Tbs concert gwen under tho direction Of Mrs.
F. B. Harrison Fxtdsy sYsuiug VA we'll attsnd-
, 1876-03-21
THE clTY-HAtL.

Tbs City Collector took In about $1,000 yas.
tasdsJ.
Granger Harms Wa stoppsd ysatesd.y in biz
Att4kppt to more tho tenoe around thu Conrt,
, 1876-03-21
POWDER MILL ExpLoslo

YonK, To-, March 20.-0n Sunday tho powder
mill Of Thomas @. Drainerd, mi!es south Of
this place, e1pioded, aud the entire building was
wrecked. No loss Of lite IL reported.