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.bc chareea e This resolution waa rob.ated
Nv nuileT. and by his direction Was dofcated.
Mr.. whitney then obtaincd permission to appear
boforo Tho Doard Of Directors organized after
the election, wl.cn ho reiterated tho chatgds OF
fraud, and demanded an inventgation OF thcm
by tho Board, and tho institution Of Legal pro.
seedlings for the satlafacton OF tho rightA OK
Eho dofraudet1 Btockl,otdern. nll Of which wcro
rofuaed. On he return 10 Now York he rapoatcd
his dsmando at tho general Office md Was rofua..
cd thcrenpon he oofnrnoncod d prosecution OF
che contcdoratcs In tho names Of Individual
stockholdcrB. Tildrn Il Co., finding they would
be Hunted down In tho facc Of all diflouttea anu
at every sacrifice, and that they would have
to roast In tho same fro tlnt Lad consumed
old man Tweod, took a cunning tack On
tho flerre1y pursuing atockholders By casting
4 net for their energetic and aolo conhsel-
OF, who had, with fmn,cnBo labor aud persist,
once, obtained all tl,o data for thor oI1eot''ni
punishment. 1'y their loving faror ana politlen,,
influence Mr.. Whitney wns appointed Gounael
Of tho City Of Now York, and buried 20 1oer ~
tho absorbing aud bowilaorng rcsronsibll.sics OF
that situation that ho WAS royer again ~, a5lo 70
soc daylight tu tho business Of Its batllcd and
Indignant clients, and tic proceedings which no
had Instituted wcro dropped and abandoned.
Bttll, se.stuckllotIoss kept up aucl nera.at-
ont ana tos,ntinK pursuit against tho pE1ndor'
ers that tho Board Of Directors wcro forced to
id something for quict.' Tho suit which ts tho
Introductory occasion OF this interEew Las hoen
instituted apparently by tlotr direction. 1t ia
beIlcred 10 be an evasion, and on both aldcH con.
trollcu by tho sama party. 1t may be dieiniasod
and abandoned when tho storm OF accusation
allalI be put to sleep by the narcotio power OF
lhla Wutth1eta Btock."
, 1876-03-24
FRANCE AND GERMANY.


TIE TWO coNTnAhY CTnnsSTs Ar nEnlt.
TAnis, Minrc1l 22.-A telegram from Berlin \,
tribntos to Prince Bismarck. hnt without pv,.
antooing its authontioisy, tho following words.
drslnny may henceforth eedo u Republican rr,,..
the hoNor Ut Innro ling ut tho hcal Of tho moyomss
against ultramontaufsnl. 4'
This viii, no doubt, DO mado capi:n' Of BY III.
anti-Rcpublican parors, which tave already bt.,
tuitt,ng tho Republicans with tho aatsfac,l..
Expressed by the De1liu preBH at tho late .lnr
sioas. Tho France In answcs to thoso taup,.
says,
YesI May 1t please tho gentlemen Of tic t'nh,,
N. dc Bismarck must bo a1lcd IN ls teafatsncs tnW
10 Moltko. ID secret, aud Att 'css to tbs oTals
print that thero two contrary eurrenta u. H:ri
-ouc which stslvca for the strengthening Of tcaesi
tween Germany Rnd Franco; tho other which afn1s
for tho renewal Of tho agains Frsnce IN, ~
tczt. Tho German Emperor aud fn,preas wlbh III.
eerely for poace; Count Mol!se nd tho military ps,
man Emrlsc, Prince r., hismssck, hss % rallied /,
lnvo been Obliged to bond our heads low enough.
tssd under tho CanAfno Forks Of tho victorious ill.,.
man army, what must bo thought Of the national nj
ceptihility shown by the Uniynf Does not shs d.
nity OF patrohsn prescribe that wo should, Oh i,
contrary ail our coEsa to SECOND at rarIa tkNs
belonging to tho pcseo Iarty at nerliu 7 Tho Uans
rretcns that to do 80 Is Ito do tho work Of ths H.
egner." Wo ma!ntAin that II 10 to do tho 1o.i q
Frace aud It IL because We do not know OF any spc
cessor snDrc III for tue work than tho Dac Docazs iii
wc HteatltBtly advocate his election.
, 1876-03-24
OHIO LEGISLATURE,

Co1uanus, o., March as,-In tho Senate, tho
aonata bill! to amopd tho law Of last winter rc-
quiring charxea Oh frelslts On railroads 80 a. to
Allow the companies 10 charge for space. instoad
OF Weights, for transporting light bulky a.
ticles, WAS passed.
In tho House, tho bill To let tho public pzint-
ing aud legal advertising to tho lowest bidder
was defeated. Tbs Senato bill to ax Tho pssco
OF legal advertising vt a. per square for tho l1at
tion, waa passed. Tho House amended II 10 ~
tn provide for tho printing Of county ofuial ad.
yoItiHoments in papers OF opposite political
yiows and oue dosnlan papes In Zach county,
Tho Senate was IN session until lato hour
tonight, Tho House bill TO reorganiza tho lu-
natto asyiulns Of tho State Was passsi,
lAlE4 wore introduced to provide for tho elec-
tion Of congressman in November, ami to ro-
peal tho law croa!tug State cod'fYln8 Co.nla!s-
4iQn.
, 1876-03-24
The Old Project Of Funding Govern"
uent Notes in Low.1ntercst
Gold Bonds.
Changes Mado In Committee In the Nor
rison Tariff Bill.
Provisions Of tho Bill to Regulate the Pay
Of Army Officers.
Rumor that the Army Headquarters VIII Be
Romoyed 10 Washington.


fHOfO5ED
4 NoN-rA1lTlBAN MOVEMENT.
sptrtal Dispateh to Thu ch1eaqo Jribs't.
WAsn,xaros, y. c., March 23.-Sow that tho
leaders Of both parties in Tho tiouso Of Repro
ecntatiyes arc fully convinced that nci:her with
out tho aid OF tho othor cau paRs curfoncy Dill
OF any Hind which Will oithor bring rel!ot 10 the
prostrnte business OF tho country, teaa 70 fo-
etoro Lost confidence, strengthen either pafsy
with tho people, or remove tho Tc1eu que8t1on
from politics during Tho coming Presidential
campaign. a stronger disposition than has over
before been manifested is now shown 10 mako
one earnest, honest effort to tako tho
question ont of politics, and to unto
tho best men On both eidoB Of
/. ho LTouee tn cup. OF Of ae1ns simple but eIect-
ve noaaafo tie ondefs @ ranspv III sSa se h@rai
1;Gss WiIs nnl oti.esa. Thoy hayo vory tio intoT-
eat aud tako no part In tho petty partisan stsife
which occupies 90 much Of tle tlmo Of tho',o i,t
Y1omlne ent connection with my movement OF
this kind Is loss likolv to excite Jealonsy and
rurky feeling than II II waB champlonod by tho
rucognizcd ioadors Of either party.
shcy hare suggostod Is very simple ono. II Is
10 rc-enaet The Inv allowing tlle hollera Of
United Htascs notca in eums of $50. OF auy utul-
tiple thereof. to fund them at their oTn option
l1tO hUlA UDuut 0cnitHE HUI w LUZ AAsS "
l nor cent, and payable nfter thirty or forty
years. All notes thus funded tho blu will pro-
vide shall be Cancelled md DESTROYED. aud shall
mover bo re!saucu. It tas not boon determined
whether tLis proposition shall 20 accompanied
With tue repeal Of my part Of tho Resumption
pieb,ss sss 81 1Sas tsas 'f not eas Would 81 y
likely to receive moro support In tho lfouso II
coupled with ropeal Of that e!auao Of tho net
fixing jan. I, 1879, tho timo OF reRumpslo<a no
great objection would bo made 10 such pr0po-
aition. Tho Democratic leaders 10 whom thls
plan l1nB been submitted haVe shown very COM
mendable disposition to
TNrAT TIE SUBJECT IN 4 NoN-rAnT1EAy ST INIT.
spoAter Kcrr ia Understood to have promised
tt his support, and Morrison has Expressed him
self rs much pleased With tho plan. Altar
some consultation With representative mon
ou bis stao Of tho 1Eonao, ho has come
to tho conclusion that bill containing tho fea.
turoa indicatod would rocolvo at fc0at GO
Democratic votes. II the Republican party
could be rallied to q genota1 support OF It. II
could bo passed. In order to promote s1roA bar
mopy, as every ono now adu,ita ta uecftssary tc
secure tho passage OF any desirable nci.auro af-
fectipg tho currency, q Meeting OF sonic OF tho
noat influential men OF both parties With the
lending Liberal Republicans will bo head within
fow days, and those VITO lavo taken tho most
interest in tue movement hopo at that time
to arsyo at an understanding which will result
In tho accomplishment Of tnat which neither
| party can do alone.
, 1876-03-24

SPECIAL Usrafth 10 ina thtea19 IFIotN.
IAc.SE, W!a, March 23.-Uur much.tsiked-of
Court -llouso, over which thoro las boan 10
uuch snarliug and bicheting, ha4 a. last ~.
su1cua dsiluita shape. The Board Of Ruposyis.
ers L1yo teen in session All day opening and
canyassing tho merits Of innumeraolo sealed
psoresals from ambitious contractors In Chica~
70, Milwaukee,, mud 1laciue. II. i. Bond. Of
Milwaukee, wAa the lucky Ineu. lo lelng AWafd.
Cd tho iab on an estlmate ct 996,500, The
next lowcnt Lid was almost 33.0Uu greater.
and WEB from J. Il 1huuAs Deuttoy, Of Mil
wAukeo. This estimate Of our own architect,
Lucas Bradley. wAs 9A4, 25u. At ona time It was
feared that hitch among tho County Solons
would sssuit in postPotting further Acilon Ill tls
uaattut until new GoatA Wora alecto4. petl-
tlon Pray!uG that such y Icaul. might 10 de.
tormined upou pas BlYusd ly about 3u0 votuts
, Of tie wsst end OF tha COUNTY, and WaA long
and bitterly discussed. Great credit IL duo Ii.
Taylor, Esq, for hls cffo1ss tvwas4 Bpeely
completion Of the building.
, 1876-03-24
CRIME.


THE CASE OF WILLIAM c. BARRETT.
Ssts 1'o7t Ifortd, March ~.
William O. Barrett. Honior mcmbor Of tho law
firm Of Barrett Ilodnotd & HILL having Offices at
20 Nassau street, sailed for France on Saturday
last In tho steamship Pssolre, accompanied BY his
wife. Yesterday report was put III circulation
to the effect that Ms, Barzotts departure from
tlIo country was on account Of hnaucial difficult
ties OF serious and criminal character. This
report created lively sensation among iho
lawyers who were In tho new CourtHousa and
also among tho City Hall politicians. by many
tho rumor wau d!sc1editnd, and Mr. Atunsa
A. RedAcld, ono Of tho law firm already men,
sionpd, when questioned on tho subject, pos
i.iyely denied tho truth. Later in tho day
II Yaa reported that lGr. Barrett had
forged papers. including mortgages
and other roai,cstato dccds. amounting to about
$500, 900. Several Of his ultimate acquainsances
said last nj ght Tint while Mr. barrett Was
uolnber OF 1eveFh clubs In tlEa city aud 4
Director OF rnanAgoF in number OF gocettcH.
ho Lad rn7er held y public trust. Although
usually addressed as Judge, lie had mover oocu-
pied position upon tho Denoh. Tho only per-
sona Who would aunor By Lis alloged wrong
doing would ba hla private cltcnta.
One OF theso, Mr. Dcgrasso Livingston, Of l21
Filth avenue, Bald last evening that usrrets waa
twoaty-tour years Ago appolntod executor sna
k9ueboo u sAo eosato ooioa6sb6 ~ M!Moe'A SnA4'
Ltvlngston) anu hls psoshef' LUIS poeition
stonB first, knowledge Of tho departure
OF Da1tett was on Saturday night,
whom ho was viBltta by alr. Noyln W. Dnt1et, =
Junior member Of the firm Of Barrett, Hadaed
aud loft with him poHor Of attorney to act for
him. Mr. Dutlcs vas asked TO explain tho whole
thing. aud in reply said It WAS not in hts power
to do 80. It Waa - laso ~ Saturday morning
vhen Darretk Withdrew from tho firm,
Justice George @. Barrett. Of the Supreme
, 1876-03-24
MExfCQ.

TIE REVOLUTION hAK1So npT LITTLE FRooaEBa.
Special Dtspatek to 9hs thteago Tribune.
NHw 0RLsAKs, March GA special to tho
Republican from San Antonio, Tex, Of to-days
dasa, says tho fact that Diaz, Gonzales, and
other reyolutioniats arc in Brownsville, and
issue their proclamatlona from thls side Of the
riyee, ID regarded aB the best evidence thak
tho revolutionista are not making my headwaY
10 speak Of. No importance should bo ataached
to tho rumora Of reYolutlonsst sqecessoH. Tho
ouly thing Dlaz seems 10 be Ia oarnost about Ia
hia attonpt to corrupt with promiHos Of btibcB
tho loyalty Of the Government troops, which las
mot With but littlo success.
, 1876-03-24
FRANCE.
Hx Avn ZfD tw

VEnsA11LE8, March 23.-Ths Senate hiss i'd
tonrnod until Monday.
In the Chamber OF Deputies today M. Wad-
dington Introduced o bill ahroglting tho etausos
Of tho University law which permits faculties
unconnectod With tho State to grant degrees.
liberty OF public meeting.
LONDON. March 24-5 =. m.-The Paris corro-
apondons Of tho Tunes telographa that Tho BIT
reaux Of tho BenAto havo oloc.od NM. Krantz
and Fourcand,. Of tho Loft; Leon De- slarllo-
vile, Of tho Left Contra; Mlcloi Changarnier,
OF Paris; aud DaIaol, Of tho Right,
aud Admiral Domplorra and III. do Dolcastol, Le-
gtimiata, as tho Committee on Amnesty Pro-
posaIs. Tho Conmitteo ia nufavnrabio to nm
nesty, although the mnmbaeB Of tho Left favor
measures OF olomeacy towards individuals.
, 1876-03-24
OLD DUTCH CLAIMS.
bad Ncxga FOR sho KtiicIkerboclrcr For.
tunc-lEtsntcrS.
Stlc TorE Herald,


tunc-lxuntcrS.
Sep 1'ork Herald.
from time to timo tic desccudante Of tho,
old Dutch families WHO first peopled the l.laa1
Of New Amsterdam arc o1cltod with tho hope ii
boing able to enrlc1, themselves by otaino,
largo inhcritancos which some sohomiug aud Vi,
successful a9ont had assutod tlem was b.
1ueattod by tho European branoh Of tho f.nl,
10 tho American ofrshoots IL their vain "a,
doavora to possoas thomsoyea Of these adrc
ttaod "Oass!cs in Spain many rcspcctatl
American families Of Dutch descent hare 4.
lowed tllomso,vea 10 become tho dupos Of sh..,
ora who pretended that thoy could place hcitsla
possession OF property Which olthar ueyor o1s+
Cd or noynr MAS wIllod to them. LII this Ysag 10.
BuHpocttng and unsophiasicatod cit!zens Of Gss
York aud vicinity havo heon aocoad out Of COP
siderable tnonoy and robbod Of mitch yaiusbt
tlne.
A gentleman of this city who WAS adrise!
that bis wlfe hAd suddenly beuome tho heIIeu
Of yaat wealth IN Holland by the recent dcce.N
OF an octogeDartan rnlatlvo in tho t!ats Of III
Mueller, tho American Consul At Amstord.u,
aud recoived IN return. not, lndeed, the foztuat
which 1t was said lad boon wtilcd to lii
spouse, but some usoful information on til
interesting subject Of old Dutch claims.
Mr. Mueller sajb that o. the uonsulate Nhsss
70 4AAtt Ao %AoA t7es AA@AAS1t tSN-4 N.N'N.
iotters have bocono perfect plague. H.tdll
an American mil Eoaehos Amsterdam without
bringing to tho Consul sono q ttleso eplste!
The unlted statos consulate a. hottefasn ani
tho United btatca Legation 81 Inc AaRae nod
hl:ny fate 20 betsoE ~ tA1s respect.
Tho epiktics usually commence In aomethtna
like this manuer:
~ about Ivy years ago certain !an n~,-n
LETT Sa0, 600 ooo, Which are now N tho lang o.
Holland. au ono OF his hetre; l havo, Eo#'
ever, changed my nat5ic' when ID nov Van
IL" etc.
bomo time ago q FenaBylyah1a nay satonhae1 E!
! tho Cousul by conveY'nG tho Surfing iatellt
gence that hor mother, vino MAJ VI yeaEh OF iga
had tho Ettt OF second, s!gns, aud thnt tho ssGs
dame Ind aoen sao; ;ooo ,oo0 ~ tle DanK H. OF He'
| land, oil OF which belonEou - nef; Ihe Hf1te!
added tho trltllng request that tue Coasr! Noa'i
| DO kind enough to draw the money ana send
to America 1y tao nS3t ma,, pus 10 % 90 suse w
| nuy large dtait On fn1'noo'pnla' Us Ho" LUZ
, 1876-03-24
EGYPT,
TEE 0A4AD KADEE.

Correspondence London 7in<s.
ALEXANDRIA, Fob. 90.-Anothor Of tho fpW tles
that still hind Egypt to Turkey Inns recently been
sundered. Up to this year tho Grand Katice,
the hoad ot tho administration Of Mahnmedan
law,-with Witch tho now &rlbunals hava not In
terfercd In crimiua. n1attora and questions con-
oeruipg tho personal status OF the EBypsian.-
waa appointed by tho Porto, and sont from Con-
stautinoplo, IIo purchasod his placo privately
from tho Ttarhisl. Goyornmous which paid no
particular roGarl to hEa qualifications. All that
was required WIS that no should bo m
Osmnnloe u Tutk) Of the orthodox
scot Of tho Ilansfees. and that ho Should
know tho Koran by heart. It was
net ovon necessary to speak Arahic-tho lan-
guago Of tho peopIa to whom this groat ltHht Of
tho lsu bad to administer Justice; Us only hela
tie poHt TOT q year, during which time ho natu'
rally favored wealthy ,suitors IN order to mako
decent profit out of hiH purchased post. This
venal ByHtesn ia now At On end+ Thn Last Grand
Kades Of the old school has gono back to Stan,
a year to ths Ehaik-el-1al tho head Of tho
Mahonedau Church, aud has the rlAht to APP
point bis own Grand Kasieo. Tho drss native
Grand Kadeo, whoso funotions combine
t9osS Of Judge .too, ct A4asss .s dss }sdss
Of the Dlyolce Court, waa appointed q
fortnight ago. He IL a man OF lca1ning., holds
tho post dun beNe - gessa*tl, and receives =
salary Of e., coo year. lie waB installed with
great pomp aud ceremony. 1'ho, Ministers and
sll tic hlgh officials ct State. al the u!emss
(tho puisaa Judges who arc undor tho Grand
kadoe). and largo bod!ea OF troops wore assom-
hled at the Palace Of Kasr.e!-A!l. as Cairo. TO
receive the Head Of the Law. Kiaz Pasha. tho
Minister Of JUSTICE made sPeeoh on ti.e au-
yautagca Of tho great reform. and expteased con- q
fldenco IN tho purity Of Mhhomedha justice
i,epcefor ward. fhe Minister then lnvested tha
KAloa with hls otliola! dress-a robo Of green
silk (tho sacred color OF tle Prophet t)-knd ha
proceeded, with AlA Ulo.aas. 10 open hs Courts.
, 1876-03-24
The French Senate Committee
Opposed to General
Amnesty.
Inquiries In tho British Parliament
Concerning the Geneva Award
Surplus.
Queen Victoria Endowed with the Title
"Empross Of lndia."
The Spanish Government Will Not Tolerate
Papal Interference.


GREAT BRITAIN.
II hEMTREsS or INDIA"
I,oNpoN, March 23.-Aftcr m animated do
haso In tho House 3f Commons, the loyal Titles
bill, making Queon Viotoria Etnpross OF India.
was passed to Ito th!ta reading. Tho vole stood
900 for tho bill and 13i against it.
TIE GENEVA AWARD.
LoNpoN, March 23.-Wilsam Il. Walt, tho
mon,ber for uloucostor, gavc uotlco Ill tho
House OF Commons to-day that ho would
shortly ask tho Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs whothor It Ia true TINT the 1ovornmont
Of tho United ssatos. after paying tho Alabama
claims has surplus Of from E1.ne0, 000 to
e.. 900 000 for which It IL unable to find icgttl-
nlnto claimant.
A HANK Bw1NDLEn BENT TO rn1Eoy.
Richard Bouner Qaktoy. who WAS undcr OF
animation batora tho Lord Mayor to auswer TO 8
charge Of having aB tho proprietor aptt manager
of tho Co-0perat!ve Credit Bank. obtained bI
false prolenagB VARIOUS large Bua.s OF money md
vaiuableB Oh securities from trustees and do
positoEs With intent to d0f1nul, whH today COM
mittol to N1wEate for trial a. tho May aehstons.
The Lord Mayor aald that ho WDnld bccept
$a5 600 baiI Including the prisoners own recog-
uizanccs for S5, QUO, and two Buretos fox $40 0O0
each. Dail waa not offered.
EGYPTIAN FINANCES. ....
LONDON, March 23.-Iu tho Louise OF Com
mons today Dsraou. In reply to = luoetiou,
stated that tho Khodiyo doslrod that hi. Cnvo'H
report should not be published, because Egyp-
tim finances woro in on unsettlod state. aud tho
report Haa OF confidential character. Tue Gov
ernlnant had couformod to tho Khedlye's wishes.
, 1876-03-24
Dealings with lrook.Agrnss'

ll1lh0p CkiIF N 1Ssso laFE LtaIeF' .,mk
Some timo ago, In Ut Of desperation. si~, ,',r,
under bonls 10 friend. promising 10 seui, 1. III
e5 every time that l subscribed fur oooA. - =
thought that tue statement Of thla TACT ul!sn. at
projection agalnst assault, but it Aaa not psu
cd 60. Tho last book-ageut that cailel asss .Ss
mon that ho would cIeerfully dednct aas 'as;ns n,
NV nsno on liz l,st, and lueckly yicdel' -,
have nevor seen the book or heard IRON ~
Agent atnce.
, 1876-03-24

A Paris, March q, dispatch to Tho LosaI. S,s ~.
: 1in,ss says Monseigneur Dupan'2uP u.s sc,p.
dal was occa4toned during hlB absence ,.,o1, ~ NJ
publication Of pamphlet bY one Of tl'a IaIbi I.fbei
of Orleans. attacking tho Hiahop, ~ the ~ .St
Of ths Liberal Catholicism condemned y 9y.hs,t M
Church. Ihu other Csnoaa have coasqtoa! !as e ia
colleague and suspended htA from o1ae1@|~S
tue C4theslre1,s
, 1876-03-24
A MuRpERoUs MOB,

Su<cfal Disrateh 70 1he Chscago 1F7b7tne.
New ORLEANS, M8rcl, 23.-Tho lato Deputy
Sheriff Of LiSo Oak County, To1.. inst arrived
saya that on Monday night ilfty d!aguised men
entered Oatyll1o. 90 miles from hore. and tho
county-soat Of 1.-Two Oak County, took possos-
aIon Of sho Jail, and uurtlerod John r. Tobln
aud IIcnry Coltar, prisoners. Thor then went
to tho house OF Matt Adams md shot him. and
finally fired about seventy-iivo shots into the
house Of Davis, but ho escaped. and has come
hcro to 300 what can DO done.
, 1876-03-24

MEMru1s Tonu., March 23.-Tho A1pa'
Jackson, M|sa, speolat says formal judgment =
tho case Of Ltout,-Goy. Davis WAS plonouhffsa.
to-day, being removal from office and disgaiIs,,
cation laroAfter from holding any othes y. !.
honor, truat. or profit. upon request Ok ,s., ",
House tho Senate has discontinued proteea''s'
against ex-Sups, OF Education Qardozo.
, 1876-03-24

Holy Father, l horc " God givoa mo bo.,,.
w1luu grow up to carry your Holiness banrnn,s!
The popo stuoptng down. and im,tatipo "
boating Of drum with llis and mid II wns M aaa
ceasaty to begin by oatfng tlle druu,, and ad"sp
dnfend tie Holy SEQ In t,a own guod time" tts =
ni,ireR5ol sotno alrocttonRte words to tic psroas
aud all presont. e1"
, 1876-03-24
SRAiE.

MADRID, March 23.-OongrcaH wtil bogln to
discuss tho now Constitution nokt week. It iB
expected that the Government will send an on
crget.o 1epl7 TO the PopaB protest agaluBt the
religious tolaraton clauses.
, 1876-03-24

New YonK, March GA bookkeepor named
uedden, Of tho Marine Dauk, has abscoudcu,
and an examination OF hiH books ehowa that the
bank has bosn tlefraudad Of $4,000, II appears
that whonoves Henry Dodo, a customer Of tho
bank, aont Lts chock for dopoHlt, Hodden would
raise 1t, say, from $500 10 $1,000. Dodo has
boon arroHtod, charged with being In collusion
with Ifat}ieu
, 1876-03-24


EAST BAo1sAw, Mich, March 2a.-Frank O.
Kennedy, . farmer, who rosldes III the town Of
Ingeraoll, Midland County was arrcsted this
morning, charged With having poisoned bis vito,
who died very suddenly on Tuesday. The bton-
ach OF decoasod will be sent to Ann Arbor for
analysis.
, 1876-03-24

Special D,spateh 10 The CAfeaeo TrtbunA.
DETROIT, Mich, March 28.-One Of tho two
negroes engagod IN tho murder Of Dr.. McKeon
at house OF ill-famo last night wAs asroatoA
thls afternoon. His uaulo Ia a. Fautcouar. but
he Id not the man who tired tho fatal shot.
, 1876-03-24

Spfc1as Dtspateh to The Chicano Tribune.
RACINE, Wis, March 23.-Thomas setvart, on
trial horo for q murder committed uelr Union
usoyo, Wis, has been acquitted.