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, 1876-03-18
THE EAST.

Special Dspateh to The Cficaoo Tribune.
Dosros, 3lass., March 17.-Nsvor did st. Pat
-icka Day dawn with moro unproptioua s1ies
than did this. tho day On which Boston was also
to celebrate tho hindrodth anniversary OF tho
raising Of tho Biego Of Boston, tho departure Of
British troops, and tho entry Of Con. Washing
ton's army. Tho enow hnd eleet had fallen da-
RUG tho night until tho straets wero mass Of
Blust, but tho SNOW kept falling and adding to
the sticky muss until podessrianism became al
most iutoIorable. Happily tho city WAS to coe-
brato tho day indoors, leaving to Irish-
Americans tho uAual parade. Tho pro-
9ramme comprised an illumination OF public
buildings. With tho usual salutes, an Grafton In
Mus,o Hail. aud the putting up of sign to
mark historic localities. Among tho moro 1,oto-
worthy Of these wero the sises Of an American
fort on Washington street, on the Neck;
Browns holae, tho acone Of tho only armod con-
tlsot which occurred within tho limits OF original
Boston; tho BritiHh fort on Washington street
whoso gatos Wero oponed TO admit tho American
o1tY ttee and tho old Htate-Honse; the old
South Church. and Long Wharf, whore
tho DF'tlsi, ombatkod. Tho Woman's Cen
tonnial Commission took advantage Of the
day to giro reception IN tho old South
Church, with spaccaes BY DR.. Samuel Eliot,
James Freoman Clarke, Edward Everett Halo,
Charles Francis Adams, Judge 14oar, and others.
I'll the afternoon exercises Hcr0 AGld in tho Mu-
aic-uall, where, after prayer by tho 1aev. Edward
Evesett Hale and m addsess by Mayor Cobb. a
historical address wAs delivered by tie Rev. Dr..
George Ellis. in which In described the siege,
giving many interesting details OF life in the city
during tho aiege. Tlo evening illumlnasiona
vero yory successful, and the wholo cotabration
passed OF ia tho quietcat and n,oat Buccossfnl
manner.
Kew I01K CITY.
New YonK, Marcl 17.-"Ht. Potrick's Day In
The morning was durk and dreary, but aftor
heavy shower tho sun shohe out from tho clouds
bright aud warm, but q brisk wind anl bright
auu could not dry tho streets, which were heavy
with mn1. Notwithstanding, there was tho uHl1-
al parade OF military and civic societies. The pro-
cesslon was not ~ largo as formerly, owing to
tho almodt entire absetiee Of tho Father Mathew
societies, and tho great decrease In tha number
Of church societies. The procession uhs reYiow-
Cd by shs Mayor snd Aldermen, and marched
rsat tho residence OF Cardinal McCoskey. Bslls
aud LanQuets tonight will bring tbs festivities
to . close. There Wns grand strTic0 II tho
Cathedral In the morning.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., March 17.-Tho celebration
hero to-day In honor of the momory OF st. Pat
1tok was . grand succesa, notwithstanding the
weather, cold. aud storm. Mass was hold II tho
several Catholic churches 10 tho morning, snd
at noon 3 procession formed aud passed through
tho principal stfeets of tho csty. Fully 2,000
pcrsonB wero IN line This ovoning numerous
bauquots sro being held throughout tha city.
, 1876-03-18

Taking tiis sum from tie s623 III iii aitos
tho lots were taken out aud VIC have @308, 900.
Tho furnishing OF tho thirtaop buildings al
5000 zach would deduct es3.1o0 more, and
taken tho pay.rolts and miscellaneous oxponaos
for January, February and alArch, 1876, Which
would amo,nt to S2l7t84G, and would leayo tho
balance on hand Apr1l ], sav42l, instead Of q
million OK oyor. IS tho Alderman Htatcd in
Council.
1u order to chase the financial question into n
corner tho reporter made all expedition to
THE coMpTnoLIEA's OFFICE
to find out about tho amount OF unexpanded
balance from which salaries could be paid. Tho
bookkeepet having the mattor in charge sad
that tho uue1peuded balance and miscellaneous
Iacetpsa back OF and up to 1874 were @12S, B03.
THIS WAS the amount of tho cttY's shAre OF =
compromising Of back rents made in 1879 on tho
terma OF tho composition tho tonapks who were
behind with thelF rents st a date aRteed upon
paid 60 per cont and took receipt tns full, Tbs
ne1s lte!n was s22:6A sos Tug taiseellsneous un-
coltect0d recaipta fnr 1878. Tahu!atod tho shoW-
Ing would 30 ~ follower
For ls75, uncoscted. 22so4
Appropriation tor sA4.........,.."--..... tM.9ao
Applop1lAAoA ICE 4ato.s+s tVVV
.a2 as7
650 and for 1875, S40ll 823, making q total of
$685. which deducted from tho total above
given would lesgo e306,6!7 ~ the unexpected
balance for the payment of salaries Jan. !. 1870.
pretty % ssll opened up, tha reporter depastad 10
asceftaiu something more about the' aosting
teachers and other matters theGswith ponu ected,
~ they we're understood. OF
JoBlAu /. plcgAAp.
Buposlntoudent Of Schools. Als. pickasd hsd
read tno Council proceedings In which tho OBJ
nox,ous statements wero tnade. md WAS ready
10 explain thom With clesEucas aud apparent
, 1876-03-18

s!ter forming in.o Proee.,son, narcllo'! 10 81.
Altar service, tha societies reformed and marble
tl,anies' 1IAll, vheso Jamna Fahsv delivered An
eloquent spssteh; e0ug.aaang ths nooses OF
paying lligh tribute to tho nntonat character
Of tho Irish soeloties as compared with Other na-
tlonal aociettes.
LOSpoy.
Srtefal Nftpaith to Iht Chftdao 7rioun*.
1oNnoN, March 17.-Tho fnRtiyAl Of III. Pat
rick WAS celebrated hero by tho usual church
Berytcos and procession. Everything passed. on
quietly.
, 1876-03-18

i!nEan, or Indianapolis, and Aief Downing, Of
Tho entffo Affair Was most creditable, and r.
tloota great orodts upon tho management. Tho
Htrtets wore &llronBel with citlzens witnessing
tho grind pageant. II WAS undoubtedly ono OF
diana. Iotwcen 1900 And 4. 400 mon in the pro-
ccss!on wero clothed In rcpatia.
ST. LOFTS.
ST. Lou,s, March 17.--Atthough tae weather
has beon worry cold, with blusteting wind aud
the day in thc!r usual ssylo. Tho procession Vas
long and Imposing, and embraced all tho civic
Bociotioa Of Irish nationality, aud largo mum.
bss 81 csizons 10 carriages, on horseback re-. sn.l
tors. and many business houses and Residences
woro hnntlaonioly decorated. Various balls and
banQueta closed lilo ceremonies at night.
ss.:tu, rt.natsS to X: eaieaoo rt4enw.
| DAyEsronr, H.. March 17.-st. Patslck's Day
WAS celebrated In this CITY to-day By parade.
celebration Of mass, and other EXERCISES About
| 500 men took part. Itero woro four sociottca
from nock Inland aud five from Davenport be-
siies hvo banda. Ihoso waa banquet and ball
| this evening.
| Special nispdtch to The Chftn1o Tftbnnt.
IOWA Cry, H., March i7.-St. pnt1ck's Day
| Was celebrated here to-day BY c.luroh-8eryioea,
q stroet-parado, and ball tlia evening. The day
was gouorailY obsoryed by the Catholics.
CL1Sroy, IT,, March 17.--1n spite OF SNOW,
Wind. and cold, about 200 mombora OF tho
Catholic temperance societtes OF Clinton, Lyon6.
anlf Charlotte celebrated st. patTlck's Day with
o parade thia morning, md this Afternoon sppro-
prlato services aud a lecture by the laov. Father
Dunn. In LYons. Tho day will close with balls
in tho cvoutng.
.pUDuqrE, IA.
DunueuE,. H.. March ,7:-The Irish
citizens Of Dubuque celebrated 81. Pat
rick's Day. Notwithstanding tho bitter
winds, daop SNOW, and cold weather, they
marohod througl, tho principal esrcass with
mus1o and banners, nftor which they assembled
At tue Cathedral. whore Father Burke, OF st.
patrtck's. delivered an eloquent addrosa. They
we're also presented BY tho Sisters Of Visitation
with elegant wreathes tnterwoven with shhn-
rock received direct from old Erin.
LEASENwonT1T,
Special Dfspd&eh to Ths Chfraoo Tribune.
LEAyENwonTn, Knn.. March 17.-1ralnnl's
festival-day was celebrated in this city in the
usuhl patriotic tuauner, though tho day was
very disnggcoabie and tho streoss muddy. The
Ancient Otder of.fllbernlans paraded 1t o'clock,
accompanied BY tho Fifth Infantry band. This
evening banquet iB boing giveu for tho benefit
OF st. Vincentfg Orphan Asylum.
BAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, afarch 17.-St. ralt|ck'a Day
was celebrated with unusual Rplrtt. Procession,
literary exercises, aud social fostlvltiaB in the
evoninR.
, 1876-03-18
4 ENFfa3pn MAF4ct-yV0mnu.

4 market-WoInan vol known aa Ha!ol}ler
MaTa died recently in Paris al the ago Of "
yoats. In tho Aue st. Denis, whero she had lived
for nfty years: She was tho daughter of she
Marquis % Juxsa~NAutz, who was gui!lotined
Motto:YAlo!a, Whoae hlatoly u told Ia tho story
of the "Queep's Necklace" One Of the speets.
tosa At tho Marquis execution, Gshorwoman,
took pity on the istherless child anA adopted
snd her stall 1Iothse Mara, though said to
have heea handsome IN her youth, was mover
mafriod. 6hs was Of robust figure, was = great
fa1ptite with the maIkss people, And bore 4
, 1876-03-18
THE WEST.

Special DstpateA u Tia .CAicaao Tribune.
PEoa1A, ILL.,, March 17,-Tho pcorIa IriBb nm.
u,at,on turnej ant to,dav IN ooo,,. ,u,,,,.. T.,
bonor t,.ot, 49,, as,.. - s0V1'' u"woo. "
AuAo1 sn''A pattou ea'nt' ~ O'CLOCK Tile
AFTERNOON mn imposing procession, in which wero
included all Irish civ,o societies in tho city,
formed on Main street, and, headed By bauds Of
mrs,c ,a,aaoa ,l,-ou,1, Il. .-,-.t, ~
n.-... ~, .o P@'"ltpa. a'ioe'a
3",as " ~ no'i4oie ooua'slon OF tha atroeta
and the inc'emency OF the weather generally,
erovIa1 ,r,,,, s..o.at.a. '" -. ~ n"sess % "oto
a,s,,sra,, "r.s 49, aps.'sss' U.s. sao n'an' poao'osa
olsP4agaa appropriate ount'ng.
-, JOLIET. Ill.
.x..,.,.I a,.., %N ~"'
oA,sahey .',,1aa a'saste0so'e, Ana unfayoraoe Tor
u'aps 'no anniversary Of the hFth OF
brated In this ci,y to-day by Tie anc}ont orlsr
~ 1I;ho,n,nng ~ onvoral nta;.to,a - e.',s.
arnda ~ III eeselaa ILLUSIONS OF which
la.auuu sao pfanc'pa. stseess neadeu " Hoyno'h
uornet a,;., nanu; aoa' WIN their neat and SNOWY
tesahas. mauo ano appearance and attraoted
consluesapao anenaon. a. u o'clock a. n high
asa na Tas cc1sn!asea o. -; aarss Church. tho
Viii Is In s oyenne IT. Wernar aeG s nay e,G1oa aixsn
sod literary r, qna mastsaI Vt eoree Il .ho opora:
f,,l' ~ 'S ,,iu Ga.noc Literary anu Social
sassfni afYsira "'''0 "o3' 'osy p'oasAos aoa suo-
xn,.,,, ,,,.a.;at aftuHaftE.D; - u! t.!a III.
spn1Snriri.n III tIarni, I,1saeC I1 m a''9nas f
In, inInncd IL ~ r a@tonat,,s tnan soele
nonor ~ tso anosta ia a. Ira.na paaaao i9aay Ia
1uat st fho trn,orv ta'n,nht s.a uou pao'
nStTntic rncit.unus snoaai' Gint. a. "n!ch, atter
Goy. ramer Gan McrioEnauS 1naa mu,o asy auo ny
]. Ii. q. irwin % md "9aa' ntha.n 'uoss 21asoeaH
' 1 n4Sy,TIp nv.
spteta, p,.pan:n 'ia' 70 r.. tiu. ca.ooa r,,.ua.
DANylLLp. iii. Marc} ~ Tl,H es' .n1., I.eaRt,
Bt, patricks Day waa ;n1,,t9na euiso.stton ~, o.
socety of tornsns forur 10 pass og
snowaorms tut has prayars mr5ur Ino y, hataeas
ter They give grand Iaii a. L,ncoIa Ls la uolI % To-
nioou,soroy NJ,
kpecfa1 Dispa,ra 10 liz ChIa,o Tribune
BLooMlNaToN, lii, March 1Ttst f., r,,l.u
Day was celebrated By lecture Lv Entta. H.
nermott and by bAll thts oyon,nv. in vhic, IN
IT. WAYNE, i'''' ND.
sptetds Dspateh 10 Ths CA.ex,on Tribune.
the aevsro storm aud strong wln our isis e,9
zQus colebratod IT, Patrcks Day by ..,Su xora ess ~
posing Demonstration al tho CaIhel1sIs Iets IN. fna.
morning pontilcsl lljgh Mass was cs!sb,a.eaa sua
, 1876-03-18
Eave1 Of President Qutrk cAnno down, WHOM ho
ui&da LIN fnff1t1inn htdtnaa uf Nncnuun.

Eave1 Of prasidont t2ulrk camo down, WHOM ho
| made tho following address Of Welcomes:
Address or PRESIDENT Qu1RN.
LAn1Es AND uEsrLrAEs: Again another ynar hs.
numbers sfo.ind t,s te@ito board 10 cccbtate will,
our frend4 the ath annlrcrssry of our socioy:
III. 1osiaou ~ ~ yo sre iii vii ia
aivu md ocrts va ts:aia!y hara ample rrooi .tat
ssuFS and mare especially hat of ireland and Amer
tcs meets with your arptns,aton and approval Per-
s sta I i s;ssn ;s os On s, L . 5 'fs
tlis n'an'ts.saion 10 Of your good will I tTnst most
tho 9n4 Ya ~
health an h1prtness ior many years to come to cee-
hrae tho anniversary Of 1relan.ln psrnn saint In this
plausc.)
| TIE ToAsrs.
The order Of eserciaos WAS ~ followss
"TnH Day We Celebrate" responded to by r.
| MoIiugh.
"Tle President Of tho United stasss," 10.
sponded to by J. J. Filzgibbon.
recitation :" Ettn's Flag" Miss Gavin.
"1re1ends Patriot Dead" responded to by
"Iii.h Literary donius," responded to by E.
"1ho City Of Chicago" responded to by AID.
Iltcitasion-"T Tho Celtic Tongue" Mrs. Hast.
''Ths Ladies'" responded 10 BY O. A. Fan
Aid. Dixon responded to the toast Of "The
C'Ey OF Ch'o7Ro 81 follows:
ADnkas QR AID DIXON.
Hh. IEs1bEAT AID MrMnENs or THE lMslf LII
IRAaf hoofEff-LADiES AND 1ENT1EMss. Il u an
honor 10 DO called upoa to Eeaoad 70 tle toAat oI
and wonda: o. moscrn civilization tooas TO 70 grand
elty tao prilo OF The American nat!on aha q our
state, IL hiHh sentiment mat ought 10 fedch our
heafte ana Aslr our TatfioueHl. nAAmocfer eau 10
0Au ct our naive ahu can III "e8tco 70 sa!o Q! th!s
our auartel cliff. chicago ao!0s oIr nomss WITH ali
uea Or ploot! Bynifatnst An9 !ntefc1L - the Aoo
OF chetsshed anH A!e,ionR !Hcna' II tne home Of
halt million o. popaiauon! anu fapoiy increasing
u Is Istlngnaaea tne "oso oEeF iot 1s intchse Gu
nf8y' ~ entotsss .un ~ saSEess ~ ~ ts un oFsR-
lhBs its Fuanu sut.. ~: eenct ~ enaEsetor,
IT, r. ~ m n,,a ~ s ',ar ~ u tha teaen:
Me hafe no cqua On 1ns contnchr o. On tno face OF
doN 8 sscfH cattn. . --.....
W. nato eay aoose NJ oaefs that eees represents
lug tsue sype " sne Anescan cn5; nero me 1nti a.
tnaRn1.sesns dotelop'neht of modefn civzcl lilo al
t H.. " esae,H. IT, cos!nopontah CITY f1sen
toIn tne aMap uke tne Mns from ehc "tse. II IN TO-
Wy e9ntgt'Hs Aok 1he huPeenacy in commerce Will
.otA. tue aese - tlo !nous " IMlfoaus tho na-
o ~ W aor oreau Hna meat tae pssirsoH do-
s tos tuu.oeI, y a,o. Ply , nns5eahunse' N mshu"
viii boston. There is no.h,nu w rca AZ ~ h.,nex
ltho Inc proqress Of A,nerics an nof,,tnr IN a III.
tory Of amsira lko ta progress of Old Chicago. And
it, a. destruction waa nnsurRa.sea groases t,r ha1
ocen its ieau1oetson. For after Heaven, with the
.s. M ~ alna ao ,o o. ~ wh ssseR hcE anto
vi Il moIs britsnt i,eaI1v nnh in,SneI s,i,i,
III {uucr power. "''"
"A We LOOK at thnee broad streets and avenues, run
Ming far to the nosth, son mud wes. tevored hght.
, 1876-03-18
4 Colorado Town.

.-,., Luke CtfR {tst} StlreT lNo7sI.
With population At present nearly 400, and
fsr exceeding shAt last fall 1t AaB noyey, IN ri!
thcao years, had . doatA Or Wedding; uoyer has
bAd 6uudsy.scaool or religious services Of auy
Kind; has uelther doctoF nor q lawyer shose
moss has no dance-houses or oourtesans, had
printing office before 1t had atore, saloon, sAW-
mill, Or post-oftico; has public school attended
BY shon. thlr:y pupilss sad ts p.st!ou'.sly ~
VAdpa tt8 society.
, 1876-03-18

.... DROWNED.
special Ditpatth Gn l'hd Ch&eaqo Tribune.
HH1tttAIr~

DROWNED.
Special Dispateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
IsDlAsAro1Is, March 17.-JAspor NORMAN, =
wealthy young farmer living near tho city, Ia
supposed to have been drowned lu Eagle Creek
last night, but bis body hns not been recovered
A atsble-hanl namod Elias Btanbro, who was
driving him home, haa been arrestsd On auspi-
clon Of having murderol Tim. Worman was
drunk, and had q lprgo sum OF money upon hls
person. HtanbEo denies being guilty ot The
crime, and aays Norman caused blu own daAth
BY eeizlug tbc reiua and ovosturniuR the buggy
Into tho creek.
, 1876-03-18
CLt1AlI3.

RESPITE GRANTED.
Snfefai Dttpdteh 10 3Ae Chttaso Tribune.
WILKEsDAnnE, Pa, March 17.-1'he counsol
Of Lcnnahan (who murdered Capt. Riley in
shis city oiah.oen months ago. who was oapsuroi
In Ottawa, ILL.,, last November, and WHO WAS
covIctod Of murder In tho frat degree and
was scnteucod to death Jan. 2o) hnvo secured
dolar Of tweIvo months tho case having been
carried to tho Supreme Court. No little indig-
natlon Is oxpressod forc at tho proceedings. az
= 'a considered another instance Of tho i,npos-
coal region.
, 1876-03-18

Sptetat Dtspassa to Tbs Chteaoa Tribune.
MENpoTA, ILL.,, March ia very large and
fashionable wedding party was given hese laHt
evening BY Mr. John Kaenoy. ono Of our NOR
cbaut princes, ~ becoming tho occasion Of hts
daughter Loulsa's marriage with Mr. ". J.
Mcleod, OF Rockford, Iii. Tho bride Nas the
recipient OF IumeToua sud coatlY presents.
, 1876-03-18

Special Dispatfh tu Ihs CHICAGO Trlbuns.
MONTREAL, March 17.-St. patrick'a lroces-
son WIS quite large to-day, despite The a'moat
impaRsablo condition Of tho atsoets, oYos foot
Of suow having fallen since last night. Graud
Haas was celebrated ut st. Patrick'a Church.
subsequently spoechca wore delivered by D..
Dovllo and osho1s at st. patrick's Hall. In tue
evening grand concert aaa ball waa hold IN
City Concert Hall. Tho 0rangemon also e,yo q
grand ball iu tho ball Of tho 1nstltut Caua1llun
Tonight.
spfttai Ditrateh 70 The Eteaoo tribune.
0rrAwA, March 17.--st. Patricks Day wa en-
Enthusiastically celebrated here. Irish so-
cist!ss claIs;,a attended eng lllKh d;, Msse in tho
banners, There vero not lcRs than 5000 pe,-
aoEa In procession A number OF suc!ette. from
tho couptty took part In tho celebration. A
grand concert was hold in the Opera.uouae this
evening.
~. snsfas Dfspasch e 1ns CHICAGO tribune.
ovs!asJ MhasJfoS T.. March -. 17-rho Day was beautiful
,Aloash loot Of anow. Tho parade WAS not 10
large ~ usual. put noticeable for ueatuesa nj
ninIoFmn5 OF dsess. Nea,ds two cry bands,
sytoS ay SaS 1fom r., caps Vincent and one tto
brsted At tho Cathedral. The processlonlsta
afterHards assembled at tho City-Yfalt WHARF
the principal addsoss wsa delivered by Thomas
uoraee AeQulre. 4 concsrt wAs held In tha
evening. - '''S
TORONTO.
Special N1tpdseA II IAs Chfe1go Tribune
ToAosTp, March l7.--farious Itlsl. socIst]as
assembled at II O'Clock to-day and proceeded Ia
1t. MlcAaol's Cathedral. whata maas was ceebrst.
I'd, eftor which tho procession formed aud
paFadad the principal AtseotA, accompanied Dy
four bands this affair was not 10 in posing ~
ususl, owing to the dull weather aud m!seIable
state OF tic rouds. Great crowds, however,
couRregatod along the line Of the route. 1na
procssa!onlsts were Addressed BY prominent
paased on quietly.
HAMILTON.
s,sefae patateh t1 fhx Chtea9o TFibuns.
. HAMILTON, March 1.-THE tststl Irish sosis'
.tss IN tais civ assepP!sd shla 4ofaipS, and
, 1876-03-18

THE table, It should be understood, fofcra to
~ gsades OF soloola from primary up through
Grammar and High to Normal.
This showing entirely cont.adicta 1Ir. NelcA
III most OF his statements, especially thoao ra-
io1ring TO tho aoa!ng toaehors mud o1penses
does not have to discriminate botwcen Wolch
aud Ftokard when they disagree on questions OF
fact; nor between Welch and Richborg nor
ovon bot"eon Johnston md Cullerton. Tho
Judge Of tlam for himself,
, 1876-03-18

NEW YonK, March 17.-Ann Hammond, 10
yeara Of ago. Waa murdered ut 2114 Second avo-
nuo tonight by Thomas ]. Dattol. Ho came
homo intoxicated. and, sitter quarrel with Mrs.
Hammond, seized hatchet and struck her aey-
eral blows. Her hend and breast wero literally
chopped to pieces. Tho murderer was arrested
, 1876-03-18

bp<eta! Dfspoteh II This CAicaoo Tribune.
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, Mnrch 17.-A1tss Mary Jano
Lucas, Of South DanYiio. being suddenly taioo
Ill, an investigation was mado by tho proper au-
tnorilies and dead infant WAS found In her
trunk. Tho Cqroner's jury docidad it to 10
herB, and hliYo NAsn born. Tho mothor will
not recover,
, 1876-03-18
StLF.DEFEHSE,

Epttfa1 b}spatth 70 The Chicago 7ribunt.
pEon1A, ILL.,, March 17.--At tho Coroper'a in-
quest over tho body Of Max Smith, Who waa ahot
By John Wood, watohman at Zell Il frances
disttlesy, related ID last nights dispatches. 1t
was decided that tbs shooting WAS justihab!e,
and Wood wns acting purely In solf-aefsnse
lie Waa at once 1cloased from custody.
, 1876-03-18

Nj. William u. Washburu IL prominent
candidate for tue Republican nomination Tor 4
y, anecesso5 M to Congfeasmsn ", Il. K,uR. III the
+hlld hlinnesota Dlat.ict. Nr. Washburn 10
now travelling 10 Europe, but 10 LETT biz prov
peet. 10 ths "hsaaa oF hla t4laade .tbsioss 10
!. NsQl 4XNs
, 1876-03-18
FOUL PLAY apppHEHEhpEo.

Special U1sDdtch % TAs CAEaoo 1T15uns,
DLooMisarox, ILL.,, March 17.-Tho Town Of
nIiueer, Tazosoll County. Ia strongly agitated
over tho disappearance Of Mr. Denny, Of that
town, who has been missing since the 8th inat.,
when he started to visit dauBhsar living noar,
aud whom ho fAtlcd to roach. Il Ia feared he
has boon foully dealt With,
, 1876-03-18
THE SOUTH,

NN4
NEW ORLEANS, March list. P&tricks Day
was celebrated by tho Eihernian Societies In
procession.
, 1876-03-18
MURDER TRIALS At CHAMPAIGN, Ill,
Gpteidf RtdpQtth Ia Th& C6ftdua Tribune


CaAMrAIos, Ill, March 17.-The trial Of John
Whlts for tho murder Of boy narnol Harrison,
near this city over two yoarB ago. ondel this
morning. tho jury finding him guilty and fixing
his sentence ut 25 years In the Penisontsary,
1hla verdict ia . fatoe, n8 White wilt only llAyo
to servo thtrtoon yoars and uino months II ha
makoa all his "good timo." The trial OF Will
iam Cogens for the same murder began to-day,
only ton iutyman having ~ yet beon accepted.
, 1876-03-18
At MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI


5pse7af DtspastH q TIE ENEtd5d 7FIbfNz.
NIEHEAoIIs, Atinn., March 17.-neBIlenc>
owned by Joel Dassett and occupied by Mira.
confectionery stock and building OF H., 4. Au-
gorino also burned few hours later. Loas,
ASln "-'
, 1876-03-18

sptttds Dispateh to Tia ChIeago Tribune.
6ouTu BEND. Ind, March 17.-A quarrel oc-
Cured this evening about 6 o'clock. a. 3 saloon
kept by Thomas Krioa, near tie Lako Shore
Depot, beswccn four parties, namod Quintan.
sullivsu, Harrington, and Wilcox. Sullivan
htabbed Qnintsn In tho bowels, making q great
cut. Quinlan lies in m insenslble condition,
almost without pulse, and cannot survive.
Sullivan went Immediately to Jail, with hls
hands and clothes coYored with blood. and gAyo
himself up. 1Io told tho Sheriff that be had cut
Quinan, aud requested him to send fora Doctor.
, 1876-03-18

OMAHA. Neb., March l7.-Wiard Randall,
the supposed murderer OF Mrs. Kleinbesg, 70.
coiyed his ssnteneo to-day,-ten yours Ia tho
peni.entiary. This WAS tho l,ghtest sentence
that could be paaaad. Tho evidence wss entlre-
" ci1cumSthntiAl.