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, 1876-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

A u,ootlng Of tho Republican City Central
Committee, unttod will, tho Campaign Commit
toe was hold at Republican headquarters yos-
torday Afternoon. George @. PfuasipR was
elected Chairman and llobDrt NJ. Woods Seorota-
ry, Bpoechcs woro made by A. ii. Wright, Viii
lard Woodard, Arthur Dixon, A. J. Galloway, and
Eugene Oary.
II. s. Vail VIVA appointed Oolono! Commanding
the Bnllot-Do1 Guards for next Tnesdaye oloc.
tion, and a.l Ward Oiubs woro directed by reso-
luton to report thor organizations 10 him By
Friday oyonIng, togethor with Captain for each
ward and Lieutenant for eacll yotlnR.dlatTlot.
It waa moved that tho Committeo select
candidate for hayor. and. the motion boiling car
and he was aoloctol by reclamation.
The following Committee Was selected. and
instructed to appear before tho Exposition Inass-
mpptiug and present tho manic Of hldIich Tor its
ratification: A. III. Wright, ". II. THOMPSON,
Robort II. Woods, Arthur Dixon, Eugcno Carr,
John i. binlna.
Tho Committee then adjourned.
EXAMINING THE IsotlGE
Tho Investigation Of police officers Croak and
Lonlregin, who were On duty Vt No. 3A La
Exllo atraot OH tho memorable night following
Inc town election when tho balot-bnxea wore
stutfud, will tako place boforo Marshal doodali
and Hupt. Hickey Friday. afternoon. Tho poss.
pouo,nent vas mado to allow Of tue presoncc OF
witnoases among whom arc tho 1ley. Mr.
Mitchell! Col. Hunter. two reporters. and others.
Tho Marshal says that any irscgulhrity charged
against tho oftiooEs will DO thoroughly invests
gated .-,,-..
| the hallot.boxos from tho various polls to tho
| head.ceptro Of tho 1ata town 0!octlon-20i La-
| Balia Htreos-woro yesterday questioned O. to
| tLo condition Of tho boxea and tho actions OF
tnoso iu charge OF them, US woll aa to tha!r own
conduct. by tho ro!lco Board. All tho oflcers,
with ono exception, Ind kept their ogos on the
, 1876-04-12
FRIsCo's CHINESE ELEPHANT.

SAN FnAsclsco. CAl.. April ll.-Tho BsnAto
Committee appointed to Investigate tho OA,nesa
question oonmoacad work to-day. Gov. Low,
ex-,finlstnz to China, stated that tile Chinese
Guilds, or emigration societies, IN Hong Kong
vofo formed when tho demand for choap labor
Arosa On this coast. They e1erciss almoat ab-
souse power oYcr emiGrautR aud hayo au ar-
.angemont with this Pacific Mail Company by
wt!rl, lts steamers will not tAks Chluaucn Lone
who cannot show cettltlo&to that they hare full
nllcl their contract with the companies. It Was
resolved to open correspondence with tho
American Minister to China concerning snigra-
ton Rxeucia4.
, 1876-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
Norru CAROLINA NEruGLtCANH.

MOUTH CA1OLthA NEruGLtCANH.
Co1uMR.a, g. O., April 1.-THE morning aes-
sion Of tho Bta.o Republican Convention WAS
turbulent aud exciting. Thcro arc two distinct
parties in tie body. ono Of them led by Gov.
Chambcrlain, tho other by Senator Patterson.
Judge Mackey, ono OF tho delegates, denounced
Tho anti Chamberlain party as band Of robbers,
whom ho 1noant, that he (Eisiott) wna hcsd and
front Of those robbers. Elliott d1ow pistol,
md Hought to get 81 Mackey, Who awaited him:
Desks aud chairs wcro overthto"n. and EXCITED
and dragged thom apart a chair was brandiHh-
cd oyor uov. Chamborlatn's hsad by IN opposi-
tion delegate. No blows Phssed. swa'ls (eol-
orod). State Senator. and Gov. Chamberlain
wore nominated for President pro tom. Tie
vote was 30 for Bwalts aud 40 Tor Chamberlain.
THO Commttoa on Credentials, mainly made
up OF the anti Chamberlain party, waa appoint
cd, and tho Committee took q roccRa.
natol, from Cofunbta, q. q, dated to-day. says
fourteen delegates 80 10 Cincinnati ~ Morton
men, tho ontiro nu1abo1 to which South Carolina
tB entitled
1ANKAKEE, TIT.
Hpftia{ Ns,,dkch to ire Chtcd1n TRIBUNE.
KAsKAKrE, ILL.,, April 11.--Kankakoo Is rejoice
Ing tonight over tue utter route OF tho lling
which has for yoars hal control Oh ita hnhncea.
Department paradlng. John II. Shntlcr Ia re-
elected without opposition. Thia la duo 10 hts
excellent administration during the past year.
Tho now Aldermen elocted arc John II. Smith.
Adam Funk. City Marshal, 0. Betise. An
honest administration will rulo the city for the
| coming year ut least.
| IAEDERa not.
Special Dtapateh to 7lss c"traeo Tsibane.
arrited II homo to4aay, liz ID qulto
bittor tovarda Holman, and II tho lat
| tor sncceet1s in securing tho Democratic nomlna-
tion for Governor ho will undoubtedly make tho
raco on the 1ndepcntlpuE ticket and PLATFORM
To any other aapiraut he will GRACEFULLY sue-
| cumb.
5ntrfai nt'pateh to 3'hs Chstdaa Tribune.
N!1twAuKEx, April 11.-Some local excitemnnt
| was canAnd By Tho statement that AID. Tim
O'l}ricn OF tho ThirdW ard had bocu found atuH.
Ing ballots at tho recent election, as all inspect
ing officer Of that ward, and Tim has had war.
rant aHued for tie arrest OF Michael Notary
OIL criminal chargo for originating tho li6os
mud tho cnso will come boforo tho MuuicipA
Court in tho morning.
| MENDOZA, ILL.
Erteta' M*pdteh to 1'he chraa" Tribune
MENDOZA. Ill, April ll.-At our municipn
election to-day aIr. II. n. Mckoy received
majority OF - votes over Maj T. L, Caruahas
elected L. Dunn, A, hoffman, L.. Marks
d. Franls. and 8. Rogers. Esq. d; !. Io*d
Police Magistrate. EyoTytlllbg passed. oil quiet
ly, though tho o!llcee wero warmly contested.
| splIH1R1E1u GOES nEpUBL1cAH.
! ssrec.at u1uatch h Tha C1ttts4Jo lrtbA',4.
Srn1NaFiELp Ill. April 11.-This has beon q
iolly day for tho Ilorubcaus here. Thoy have
cloctod tho Mayor and City Clork and STREE
Bnpervieor, aud gailed several Aldermen mt
Supervisors. Or. William Jayno ls etooted Mayol
Watson, City Olozlk, BY largo vote. Tho feHu!
IL tho occasion OF great roJoicing ~ tbs city Il
usually Democratic by 200 or moro,
, 1876-04-12

tas boon In circulation for Rome tirno psee IN
private political circles. Mf. i'lalnn Tsa msde
scqlaintotl with It, aud promptly doniod T. stat
ing that it Ia entirely sonaasionai and nnfound-
Cd. Tho story, - rsroatod tn Warrington CT Y
clcs, xAs that draft was paid for Mr. Blstnes
bonont by Morton Bliss Il Co., Of Now York.
and wns afterwards taken up an.l paid ty ?. II:
I.oIlus, Treasurer Of tho Union raciilo lsaslfoad
Company. III taking 1neenlires feceHtly 70 cor"
rect H. 6tr. Bsinc received tho following latter
Esv Yonx, Apr1i 8, 1676.-Ths Hon. y. u. fsaine,
Hasifngton-Dtan era in anavef 70 yosif inquiry
70 bes to tay That draft tote 9t eheSk or other
in which yo,i woso Known or supposed to bare any
ntereat of any lind, direct or Indirect Very Ipcct-
fuIT, Moh1ost Dttss TO-
A!ao, tho following;
UKr1ca NJ rus us1oN PACIFIC RArtnoAD ConrArr.
1byTuN March 3l.-Th' Hon. J. II. Hfdt's, Haahtny-
tot,.-DEAn Biz: In feaponse 70 your inquiry. beg
caye TO stato ts& hats bean Treasurer OF tho Union
Taco railroad Company s!nco Arrii g. 1871, and havo
necessarily known Of Ill dtsburso1nents mAde s!nee
tst daio uring that entire pcricd up 10 tbs pres.
ent time, surn that no money h.* l,een paid y
tiY way or 10 any person hy the Company In which
you ~ere Interested IL ny Inannsr EbatsTet: make
70 mysa1f, Yary respectfully, r.. u. AoLL11A
, 1876-04-12

thoy unanimously nominated Mark Sheridan -
thotr man. AID. Bommcr NAa choson eh tho other
name and hc VIA declared notnlnatod. But the
substituted. Whom tho ectton Of tho Com.
mitsoo waa announced to The Club it
was groeeed with great applause. gpecchosa
wore mado by. Dave Dunn: John oonin. and
otiers, WHO indoraed Sheridan And attempted
to aloH up Bommor In hia various actions white
= nnmbor of the Council. His support Of tho
Mnyof and bin votos on tho r'urclIaAa Of = cor
tain lot for tho city, AZ voll ns on othst matters,
woro brought up agatnat him.
KI1f1Tr WARD.
A meeting Of tho 1ndopnni1nt Cfnb OF The
Eighth Ward waH hold last ovouinR at No. II
l!luo Island avenue. with J. L. bcanon In tho
chair. After apeoclie8 by several gcnt!emon, a
resolution wts adopted unanimously indoeslng
Il. II. Tuthlll AZ candidate for City-Attornoy.
Tlso Republican Club OF Tho Eighth Ward bold
4 rnoetiug ae tic corner Of Canal and Taylor
Il. j. TuthiIl, 6eu.S .. L l.. Manu-, Gooraa s. spoi.
ford, aud othors, mado patriotic speeches IN be-
iait o. tho Nepub'loao city ticket 1h!oh we're
loudly applauded.
FOURTEENTH WAND.
At = mootng Of The Democrats Of tbs Four
toonth Ward held last evening At No. GA9 hilt-
wAuken Avahne. motion 70 iudoraa the reaolu-
tions Adopted by tho Democratic City Gouvon-
tion roauoating Coivin 70 got out, was dofostoi,
O'1}rien. Drown, and Lyman: Tho Club has SOW
erod ita connection with tho Democratic party OF
Cook County.
F1r1EExTn WARD. .
A meeting Of clttxqns aud tax-pRyora Of tho
Fliteenth Ward was hold at Folz's Hail, corter
Of North ayenuo aud Lnrgabee street, for tho
purpose OF ratlfying the, nomination of Frank
| N!esan and A. ", Waldo for Aldermen Of tho
wurd.
hGr. George II. Adams went through tho roc
| ord of AID. Stout aud Malr In 1nanner which
made the friends Of tlcao mon who wero
present shake with rago IIe proved his aaser-
| fens by tho official records OF lilo Common
| Council nrocoodinge. Among other things,
he stated that no lob could bo gotteu
| through tho Council without bribo,
and that the Aldermen OF tho ward nlways wero
| on the stdo Of extravaganza and 1obbory. lilo
| lpatRncad tho amounts voted for city printing.
Last yonf, lie said tho Inter. OCEAN, tho coff,Ornr
tion naper received tho stun OF $50 900 from, tic
| nifv and atk nm NJ thie nmn1ot want into thc
| nnoottota ~ ~ liz .n,o, ''1e' "'' 'A' -
s's,.i :. sas - ~, u.st. ,, wac. ,x.rn,t
| a AuuIuvt ~ toln otouto Eauk Weto piehu.!e
at the meoting, and 1t was ovfdontty tholr doaire
to create disturbance. They intorruptod 1lr.
Adams several times, but Wcro quickly ahOWE
tholr ninrn.
Hoycral nrom,nent citizans at tic ward fol.
lowoa WIN tersiao attenks on ne present Aaet ,ls
laeu, suoM!oB WhA' ulseol'aIsap,lo lno"as .nof
wore reaortltK to to got themselves te.eiecteu'
Among other charges. they wero spreading Tho
F1ttuor that hfr, Waldo was Temperance ma1t.
Mr. WaltIn pas wall I,nown M ono or tho MOS
lihn,al man In thn ward. and altbourh not I
dnrrnr ~ rot ncnaa;ennfiv toni, Hin o;nua ~ hoo,
OF VINE: boBiocs, hls paI1ue9 WEE AooiA1
minded German.
, 1876-04-12

Spaet4l ptsrdfth to Ths CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
DAvksron4, H.. April ll.-A shocking caao Of
dep.avity hss Iust como TO light In Tpton
Township. Hardin County. Ono OF tho Oldest
residents Of that county Is Janos ". leEry, 20
years Of age. with ; large family, Within hla
house has resided !or so,no time past hls vifes
sistor, Mrs. Margaret Qaicley, aKpd about ~,
aud ths mother Ut children nov married. Mrs..
Qulelsy has besp afflicted with paTAlyslE 10 that
, 1876-04-12

one half Of hof boly Is almost rigid. Mr. Perry
has boen in the habit Of administering
op!alea to her q preparation Of motphinel
generally affordlng tho woman Hono Tollof. It
Is alleged that Perry took advantage Of bor
camAtobo condition at various times, aud tho 10.
salt IL Mrs. QuiRIeY ia likely to have child In
week OF two. Ths cr1mo is laid ~ the door OF
Perry, who wAs arrested and gave bali.
, 1876-04-12

Special DitpdtcA % Tia EHlcao0 7F1bbne.
WAsii1No7oS, y. G., Apri! 1.-clarlsa Woods
alias Tax Barrie, who eBcaped from tho Joliet
prison several years since. and whot IN 1874,
robbed and burnt tho Springfield {pa-) Post
Ot1lce in company with one pfcf1cr. wH taken
In custody To-day at 1,ath, N. Y. by aa agent Of
tho United Statcs secret service, and will bo
taken to Erie, pn, 10 auHwar to an Indictment
found against hlm In tho United Htates Court As
that place.
, 1876-04-12

UTICA, N. Y, April 11.--John B. Csrmon. Of
tho banking firm OF H. Curtiss + Carmon, OF
Camden, in this county, that suspended abort
time ago, was arrested upon complaint Of twelve
0Oo Of tue fu7sis OF tho bank. Cannon has fail.
cd to obtain bail thus far.
, 1876-04-12

RAS FRANCISCO, April 11.-C- II. Earncs Uah
arrested hcno yesterday charged with eubezzling
e1,40O from bank Mt Watkins, N. y, OF which
no was an cmptoyo. About 5000, invested hers
Ia mining stocks, wns recovered. DAtnes Adtnlts
1,ia Guilt. Ilo Will bG Blnt East In . few dnya-
, 1876-04-12

Sp,ctas D4spateh 10 TIA Chkaoo Tribune.
Br. PAUL Minn., April tt.-Joo TAYLOR, on
EAgea a. guido for CuAter's o1pedtlsion
against Biting Bull, arrived Ut Fort Lincoln
yesterday from wiuter-stapping above Fort Du-
ford. He reports the massacre by Yanktous.
near Little lloeky River, Of seven whitoa and
two aauawa. Tho Yanktons protendod friond-
ship and often visited the camp. They finally
canao armed, and at a givon Bignal fred and
killod the onttzo party. Taylor alao reports that
these and other Indians allied with fitting
Bulls bsnd brag Of uurdo.ing Mccall and auc-
oossfu! ho1se.steA]ing. They procure Anmu-
milton and Information Of the movements Of the
wbitos through Agency Indians.
, 1876-04-12
MINOR MEETINGS.

TIE Democrats Of tho Fifth Ward met last
night at Iloaly's Hall, No. 5l3 Archer ayenuo.
The Committee Of Sixty. top from each prectuct
of tho ward, appointed 10 seaet candidates Tor
tho office Of Mayer, Withdrew. Altar dsllha<atioa.
, 1876-04-12
MIKES RAPAClTY.


THE goUr1I Towx COLLECTOR WANTS MoNE MONEY.
1t Is auggeBtod by many citizons that tho
Board Of Audit OF tho Town Of South Chicago
will do worry vol to remember ut their meeting
this oyontng that thoro is At prosout IN tho said
town what would soom from all accounts to bo =
pretty dcep-soatol conviction that 1t Is full tamc,
aud past ti,nn, to stop town stealing. Miko
Evana haa presented bill for 9l0,5o0 for bis
expenses in collecting tho town taroH. Eyana
knows, and ovcry taxpayer knows, that Tits bil!
III about throo tlnoS largo as It should be, and
that tho sum named hGs paid tho c1pouses Of
collecting the city ta1os ns vol as al tho
othorH, For tho city collection Atike EvauH
has received 814,0o0, aud yet he has
the unboundcd oLook to ask TINT tho town pay
all his expenses In oprning tint $4,000, Tic
Hoard OF Audit may be quite euro that tho peo-
pie understand this mattor, and will stand no
nousenBe- The Just!coa OF tho board have
ovincel disposition to giYn Evans pothinG
moro than he haa earned, aud it looks aa though
hEssars. D'Wolf, Wallace, Footo, pollak, and
| 6ummat1ola-A majority Of tho Doatd-would
| voto to cut down to tho right mark. What
Mcssrs. Moccl aud Hainos Will do no man may
| know, and 1t ts nj cortatn al sunrleo that Ryan
| and dloaaon will voto for giving al EvanH asks,
and moro. 1t il a bit OF good advice to rocom-
mend to tho board to audlt tho bill tonight.
aud to audit It at the smallest figure. It would
| DO bad timo to tako any other course.
, 1876-04-12

6E TCEWENE FE00IHGI' --------
ST, LOUIS. Aptil 11.-alax Blumanthal, former
II Deputy Collector at St. Marks. Fla. who vaA
ar1cstea hero yesterday for stealing monoy bo-
longing totho United Staten COLLECTORS Office At
that point, left for Florida, last night IN Charge
al 0eozeo r. Foulsr, OF tho beotet Beryics.
, 1876-04-12

Epeefd1 Dispa,ch to 7hs Chscfuo Tribune.
Ixp1AsAroIla, April H.-Exra Dyson was ar
rea,ed to-day for robbius the Winchester Post
Omco last May Of $500 In stampa, boaidoa
quantity of1uoney lottors.
, 1876-04-12
COLLECT TIE TAXES.

10 the Editor of 1hs Chtcaao Ifibun4:
CHICAGO, April 11.-Aa loag a our citizens
arc atlrrcd up and gettng ready for action. 10
do away with laN!essneaB and technloalitloa OF
laws, 1otton In themselves, I think 1t would bo
wiso to re1nlnd tho respective Committees that
thoy may accomplish somo good work In an
other direction. Il won't do TO raise tho cry
against Mlka Eyana only, a. long ~ there aro
hundEe<ls Of tho weA1thieat citizeua who utterly
refuse to par any Collector at all, no matsor
who ho may he. Even at present somc shioid
themselves under tho general excsscment, that
Undoubtedly Mikes oiaot!on IL fraud 1, but
thp non-paymont Of any ta1es, and tue iegel
inability Of this city to collect the oiRLt ntll.
ions OF back tA1ea by law, is anothor downright
sbout moans to correct this big awindse our
city anRnces would 10 auAll. ". "
, 1876-04-12

. hr,,f 1ut cn,rootto ancoof,. In u,;oh lin ra-
o1'o, uus W., onots't!o 1ts, ~ ap.oo' ,, - n''A
A raaolnttor vns ofrnro1 asking tho abolition
:, ..",, ,oooa- ,s',1so sA' o.A 'o 'AS 1
o, ~ so"nsnp n'sI ofesn,.a'lon, uo.,n...
soa % arlolhtea uona,u s's' ~
Evans, Phillips, & y.n and a,osson ,no y. ,a .hss,
=. ' 49,, se -. ,.s s,,,,, -, .,,a
70 Aven4o tao outraged laws III summary aha
offoctivo mannes
1no 4uea.tou ~ 4uttn'"h ''en"noo Soi'u'''
too waH alluded to at intervals, but wss finally
given TN a. bolng inosnedieut in auch a law
"'iu.ns ~. ~ .a <n s..a ~. t.,.. a.. r,t,x,
80 memorial Was presented lgom tno 4hlfa
Mata nel'hnlGan oso. Ioc.anR taas g. sno ao
eu.s oinu ri t y, sau 'ou'u .o"n 20 "a .nss,,n
WoTo iay " ~ ra,, "re9n vi .,st y,
ns. pt tnut ,a,tIa. n .s,a,., Iistn,,,1n,a
asea .n sta anu .aI. .ios. s3'"t
unooe anu steuu " e1oie.oo t..o!I . uassoa suj
20 aotcat tnoae ooaapltas9fh tnoy ~e.o aus'sGa ~
that tAorG MkB At law absolutely no te4eov. IN
oelyos had tho 1,1do1lbtod riRht to 500 that tho
Hnirlt NJ tha Inv In orao,tod. and that thof
Will EXPRESSED y tue polls bo oboysd The e, tine e
| tor act1on Aau alIlsod' ahu tney hup"!l'tca WY
following roaoluttoo5 expressing TUG 1uo8mens
H,.o,r., That committee Of seventy, With power
TO iii vacancies IN their numbers, TO Id known tho
| HIav and Or,lcr Committee" Be appointed by tho
to aiiy psners: tnt sai Committee cnNting in Ii
services scl asatatancs ~ Ii aydesn necessary Is
instructed to SEQ that tho pernonB recently elected to
uty peocoany 81 poaab1e but It nil hhxarls that In
any oatacles inscrvenc saia obsAoos 10 forever
rsmnvsM o. snca so a.lI n snsn na' msahse eA'o
M..a;4T Y Th.t aJ'n nai1ow3y. II. H. crav.
, 1876-04-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

NOT IN TILE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
10 Tho Editor Of Ths. Chicago Tstbuae:,.
CHICAGO, April i'll 0ud in your isaus Of To-
day the following
Ws hnve received an Anonymous letter "taslnE That
CouutyClerK 1Aeb has emluyoI III lis olcH ct punl!c
oxrensa tho professional ballotbox htueE Jlm 0leo
son. who lAs just stolen TIM. Town oork'a ntce Anl
TINT ho is paying th!a eco4ndrl fon doLlats day oMt
Of tho taxca OF tho peopln, Gan th1s ho tr1o7 Will
Mr. L4cb o1plain7 fAs il no hmo for ponseuhe.
Have you pondcred over tho sentence that
"ThIa la no time for nonsense" before you cast
tho above before $4,000 rehacras 1ingo yon
considered thnt this Ia no timo to sriho with
regulations by connecting without snbstan-
tisl ovidenco any man. but moro especially
public bi1lces, In tho tcnlotess manner With shs
bnllot-stuflnp sconnllrpls2
IL 1t possible that q newspaper OF the ctsculs-
tion, stunding and influence Of TuE TAIuuA E
may bo induced from partisan motives TO givo
pubIloity to tho malicious slandor Of m hnony-
nous lettor7 During the yoar and periodically
hnve Mt work In my otiico from leo to 200 men.
I employ shom Jnst as long, az It ia absolutely
necessary. kcopnG regularly only such small force
Office. Out of number Of those discharged,
etthes for lncompatnncyr improper conduct. or
for want Of work, thoEo R1o always aoms whQ feel
themselves aggsoyo1, venting themselves 10
malicious attack upon mo IN the public prcEs, or
oyon use tho Grand Jury aa naans to eratlfs
thcir wrath. From euch an Impure source the
! anonymous lottor you Eefer 10 evidently ena-
| mates. .
In roicrenco 10 this man Jim Glposon, 1t ID
! hardly worth while to ssato that neither ho uoz
any Of l,s i!k is. or has over baep employed In
| my Office, There 10 a gontonaI 1t present
working on tho AHaoseor'a books whose nhmo Il
Arthur Gleason, who haB bepn connected wilt
tho office moro Or loss for uoarly four years, ant
| who was q deputy under County CLERK pollhk at
= Palsry OF &l, BOD year, man OF ozcellon
character and superior ability as 4 clark.
should other anonymous lettnra DO sent t
| TIE Tn1nuNE In reference to mo or my Office,
hope you will inform yourself Of tho facts befor.
giving 1t publicity. Roapectfullv,
| HEnMANM TIEn.
, 1876-04-12

New YonE. April 11.-John Seal, ouo OF the
tclors Of the Security 6aylogs Dank. has bccu
discovered 10 DO 4 deiaultes to thu amount OF
100000. Tho bsnk is being wound up by 10
ceiver, aud tho discovery waa made through Tho
settlement Of the depositors' accounts for the
payment OF I dividend. Boal has been an en-.
ploye Of the bank s.nco 1872. and hls frauds
woro continued syBtomsticaliy through nll tn,a
ittno. When discrepancies wero discovered in
Lis books, but before q suspicion OF him had
arisen, no finished up by taking e500 more. and
abBcondod With that sum and about LOCO be-
loucing to parties not connected With tho bank
, 1876-04-12
TELEGRAPlIIC MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
&rsrta' napatrA 10 1As cateaso Wilkins
LNrnroo'' April 1i-A D. u1.-fiooa-No' y 3as'
No. \ ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an : iA: ~" W ~
eps'n9 NO. = VI w ~ - o. ~a'e| ~ = .u eos
W W cup. no. Aue " NJ :, iua' oosn-@0s ~
rAosA'ons7.pfa' o's w. L~4o, W.. ,,,. -.
tAsE"foo1r ApsA 80 y. ~. ,u1
eeapss tor sn'eo "Ats' 'o.u" ass' o' oe'ae
~mte' NO. l. 1os no. W ~. oosn-S's aats @oa w.
441'EaPoo1. apr1i iAl-Aa'es'-eotfoa-n ~
esohai eaes u 80" n1,e. -, 'as'ulB A''" 4's
SPECULATION anu export aaa l'o"o Ameacan'
downward.
California whito wheat averaHo. 8y 81
6s1os; do club, losal0s 81 ro4 wca.esn No. 10 No.
i, Bata9s Cd: winsss rod wo~teru, No. to No.
l, N sd3:oA. Flour-wostcrn canal, 21saeis. Corn
Western nl1od, 9ss I'd; old do, 29s. OA.s-Autr-
tc.n, 3s.a3s Cd D.fley-Amc1ican, - I'd.
1H4a-c.nAdiau, w Bdatas.
cLoyxn sEEp-Amorican d.@8as.
puoy1a1oss-pnme meas potk. y7s cd. Prime tnsas
besf. all. Iard-Amet.can. 0oa, CheAe-F1ne Amer
acsn e1s Cd. uscon-Ioue c!osr. xss ID: short Do,
Tat1ow-r1n. American. II, Cd.
1,,-rnorv,., u.,.,-. ~. r,nnn, ". aaa,e.
11v..vn n,,..o4. a.
n..Ixs.nom,nnn a. aa,as.. r.1,- III.
ar,rr-. Tnnsxsr,srN =,
1890. ~. .a.,,, - fn-,ha, r.,nc,ton tn m,
.,.s.oat s :. r.. nv =, Fno1,na Vii ,o.,tll,
, 1876-04-12


Spseiag Uispateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, April 1l.-Laat night
boy named johnson, while rambling In Held
mos cant Of this city. discovered dead body hid
don beneath hemp Of undcrbrush, between two
logs. Tho body waa that Of a man about 40
years Of age. ind was dccens!y dsessed. Ills
throat had boon cut from car to car. aud just
above tho collar bono tho mock was laid opon by
gAah OF equal longth. Tho skull was n,hshed
broken, and tho shoulder diBlocatoa. Nothing
was found on tie porson Of decoasod excepting
sono powdor aud shot. Tho body was lying On
Its face, cad q fow shoyelfulA Of dirt
no sigua Of any struggle near by, nor could any
Glow to tho identity Of tho deceased DO gaaned;
The discovery created gsoat a1oltomeat, aha
hundreds of peoplo inspected the body, nono q
city this afternoon to hold NIL lnquoat. u
course tho uaL was murdered, but tAcFe Aocua
| little hope Of getting at tho bottom OF tho
bloody myatory. rhyBicana yay tho body has
boon doad about two wcekR.
MORE DARK WAYS.
6r. Louis, April ll.-Tho Times has an inter-
| Wow with Capt. Joseph Ial}argo. An old and
well-known steamboatmau, In which LaDargo ID
| Represented % stating that soma time s8o DO
transported freight on tho Upper Mississippi
Alyor for tho Government, the bill for Which
amounted 10 sl,so0. Tho aocouut waa ap.
proved by Col. Esston. tho Quatter1nAstoT and
seut to Washington, with LaE}afEo's rocopt Ia
full attached. Hhostly Afterwards LIZ
barge received o Letter from Con.
MoiEB: uaylug that hEa account
waa disalloued. subsequently,. den. John ~ nc.
Donald called on 1t Barge, aud asked linn Whse
ho would giyo to haYo the account collected, ena
offered to collect it for half itB hnlount. l'h"
Largo agreed to this. and in few days. Mcoon-
aid cAlod again mud paid hin v1oo' ~ anotacs
OCCASION la l,arge ao1,t an account to Washing
ton for s85U. aud reeoi!od word IN rop!Y; ;"Iake
half OF uotAlng." In Barge wrote 70 Senator
il for him. and liogy raplo5 advising him to
take wlat he could get.
, 1876-04-12

E.w QuLIANs, ApEil ll.-Cottou-DeHland fair,
but movement checked BY Light supplies Of tho ktlds
mott In ,oaue4t xa.es 5000 bsiA; pr'csa gsnss.fy
ea,Ier: good erLl1aEY 10 strict euo4 ordinary. lat
10Hc; low lpidllipg to strict luw ulddlpg, .sl2,;
tnidlupg " sIaGt mil1l!ug, 12X313kc; Rooa
, 1876-04-12

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
ClEsz1txp, O., April 1f.--rstro1sun unchanged I
stssdy Il isc for Standard 1as fos lsa tas n ~
ios, cash.