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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24
Fsb. &c, ia7e.
local DEPARTMENT,
Cour. is in session.
Agitate the rail road.
Good butter is scarce.
Trim xour rrana v;nas


Trim your grape vines.
February and no sleigh ridesl
We haven't had a tramp call on us
for two weeks! Phunny.
But few saw logs, comparatively,
have been picked this winter.
Saturday last was a beautiful and
lively day in Eaton.
Maple molasses will be thin this
year.. So say knowing ones
Look out for the coming in of
March.
The flowers in Florida are now in
blooml.
A little over a month until the
Spring election. Who'll run?
Don't forget the Assignees sale of
James Banta.
One can (the kerosene can) beginto
feel the effect of The lengthening days.
The oldest inhabitant is trying to
find a winter that will compare TO
this, but he can't do ii.
Wine on the way to prayer meet
ing. il don't sound well TO be back
biting your neighbors.
We hear of several new dwellings
that will be erected in Eaton this
spring.
Leafng, profanity aud plug tobac-
CO are the crutches ON which many a
boy walks to a loafer's grave.
The latest novelty in rcvivals is chill
drens' prayer meetings, held around
at different residences.
Suppl. ALsToS ELLIS. of Hamilton,
will be at the next Injecting of the
Prcble County Teachers, March 18th
The 22d was observed in Eaton by
The Firenlen's parade in the morning,
a jamboree in the afternoon, and a
grand Masquerade Ball at night.
Keep your temper, gentle folks,
,.,l saon tbe Wild 1owers win
noses,,erea a,er sbe plain.
We heard achap remark the other
a.. ,l..t ,b;s WAS = NOR winter for
Ton, and .Jcrrv. Now. what was the
matter viii, atom and Jerry?s
~. al 49, go NOW ,~onnl,r
,ha onaa, TX
CENTS ner dozen. the other can be
h,d at % rents Nor mound.
Dess'e w Es,o.
= s.eon,n.nv ber
,5a c.rrv;nr fso,r
aam.,. - a.. h.rhor
49,, ,.aor ve,v nac,,;-
H., ,hara no
oo.o''s. 'asoss'
Asohi MS ocsh iu'roia'ea nv az
Lesls'a.ule "aNi"s s"'
oseaA mug eolnTe'0s
houses De"aie
l am getting my body ready 10 oe
preserved in spirits when die,
remarked a fellow the other day med
ding win "crookea WHISKY.
Don't spend all your money on the
Centennial, because the fonr-hun-
dredth anniversary of the discovery
of America is coming along in fifteen
years.
It would be in accordance with the
eternal fitness of things if the city
dads you'd dung u the w ON
the corner of Main and Barron streets
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24

6 During leap year every woman has
an inalienable right to make love and
the fire in the morning.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

TIME undersigned has this day been
~ appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of Simeon HUH
man, deed. SAM'L McNUTr.
Feb. IL. lS76-y3
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-02-24
Road Notice.

Campbell 4 GILMORE, Att'ys.
Feb. 10, IST6-w4
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsENENTs-lsr PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
XsTRoLoGY I'm PAGE--4tn eel.
BoABIp,E.Rsn = wANThpclST PAGE4th col 80,
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAeH-lst
BUSINESS oPPoRTuxIrIEs-srn PAen.
6rSINhss 5,sI N9TIcES--51g rs, , p.GET'!h III col %
cLERKs AID s1LEsMEH-7rH PAcn-sd and 4ih coils.
UCLVTrhiHGV1rT 4ratSG H rack7Sth m col co
coAsrwIsE sTEAMsHIrs-7rH rAeE-5th and 9th
DANCING AcADEMIEs-2p PAeE-4sh col
I,EX DEXXIiSTHx-7ra ,.Snnsm I'm PseE-sth on col col
D%EILISG HOUSES no LET; FURNISHED AND UN-
EUROPEAN PAesussh S col
fINANClAL-9TH PAGE
FTRSfsmED FUR ii'i Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
% PAsE-3d and 4th coils.
FFEESITqkEaR FEESGH col
kEF HkEF %aSFFb-StIhE'f4 CO.,
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.-isr PAcE-Sd and 4th coils.
ifootsFs. KGo1s, 4c:, '%SANrED-2PP PAer-4sh col
6s4 t5AL LSS FSTSp,Ir RtesH .or4Ri se col
MARBI.E MANrELs~7Tn fAeE-eth col.
rSsna Peel col
NE@ Faf5s,h sSl pAon-s.h COL
fFRS9E6klsr pANs pHssss %r p.crsh COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY 70 our OF OF THE CITY FoE SALE OR TO
REAL EFsTR ES1 rs ExhsSGc and a cob? pAon-2d COL
REAL ESTATE WANrED-2D PACED col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsT PAGE-lst col.
REWARDS-lsT PAGE--lst col.
81 uSSEo fSs Sh
and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rm PAGR-3d COL
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsT PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
BPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAck-2d col.
HTORAGE-lsr PAGE-4th col.
THE TRADES-7TH PAGE--4th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE--2d col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-7TH PAGE--6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE--4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-7rH PAGR-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-7TH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOru PAGE--6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-03-24

A CCTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL & KEARNEY.
N ITO and ll2 EASE 18TH ST.
NEAR 4rH AN.
The New York herald., 1876-03-24

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every that soundor kind and true in
harness three days given 10 test wArrantees
The New York herald., 1876-03-24
BoARDERs WANTED.

1 PARLOR FLOOR SECOND STORY. SINGLY OK
suite, with Board third Rooms; neighbo,nooa
uneNceptionabe; terms moderated references ~ west
, 1876-03-11
P[NCHBACK,

NEw ORLEANS, March 10.-Liouk.-a An.
tolnc and sl1teon other prominent colorod Re-
publicans nigned card addressed 10 Senate.
Ferry, protesting aganss hta action In ordering
tho exclusion OF Senator Pinchbaok, an ox-Goy.
erno1, from the loos OF tho Renate. They say
"thls action soems unjust, and q painful reGeo-
xeaentasiye."
WAsntNu1ox, D. O., March 1o.-Ihe ordo.
undos which Mr. pinohback Wa ycsseedaJ a.
cludod from the floor Of tho Hsnato Chamber
Vas not iaaued to apply to him exclusively:
seyeral Senators having compiaiuod roceatlJ OF
annoyance OH account OF loo many PERSONS he-
Ing on sha floor, Mr. Fer1y, PRESIDENT OF tho
sanatc. yosterday morning gars ~ order 70 the
zu!o. L 20 happened .aat Mr. rinehbaek va.
ono OF tho Aest agsias1 whom tho new order had
to be cnfo1ccL Ills caso having boon disposed
low him the pslyilelge Of tho door, ~ be waa NC
lon6er An applicant for \ ReAt.
, 1876-03-11

loose onr ship WAS going down,
the hafa-ra!l On f,ot port attln undor vato, T.
a. were getting tho f}rnt boat froo, Wo ia tu! ~!
launch any boats nfsor otlr vessol sank y ~
German vossel steamed auay TO tlo i1oxduas
whcu wo woro pnt on board tin ting and broraa'S,
to Dovor." George Croker, Seaman, eays ysasM ~
thought that both Of tho yoeso,s vere 49, II
down, md frat triad to launch os,r in,,sf sf'.at
eeonB that thoro whs no chance Of life ihst ns!
lsapod, and had TO climb tip tho sit,a !
Tho Gormhn steanor, which stood tron,enso,.u; tn .
lg,. lhigh out ., Of tne r. vator" t.,, AZ speak n 1,
Deyau, III Ills ofrorta To launoh The boAta Of ~ Il
Franconia. TlioJ cay thoy ssW no ons in ~ ~
water. aud imagined that all. with tho e.s.e ,es
tion Of themselves. wcro lost. The chief ~
ard who was landed At Dcal aAscrta that Ia S;
not tiuao 10 dlvost hmaotf OF his oyorooat - -
that TO bwam with 1t for half MI liour wbonsa,
flfe-bolt lilo thcn graspnd = plank, Ind ;.
matneI In tho water Two hours before ba ~.
pickod np. This was owing 10 tho tliet T., T.,
which prevailed. ~
, 1876-03-11

= Hk1LR0k0 EARNlNo9.
The New York Commercial and Financial
Chronicle furnishes ~ advance sheet Of railroad
earnings in February. From It It appears that
thu earnings In tho month Of February wero
exceptionally good as compared with Tho co.re-
nponding mouth Of 1875. The inc1oaso On most
Of tho Wostorn roads Is Of largo amount and,
takon altogether, tho reports, 60 far a. yet re-
coiyoa, make tho most favornb1o showing for
many months. Ths rcporta from all companies
furnishing definite rnturna arc given Ia tho
tables below, and Ia addition to those tho chrn-
tngs OF tho Chicago and Northwestern arc stated
on authority to SHOW an increase Of about $780,
600 for the month"; and tho Rock Island an In
creaee Of about &40, 600.
Tho railroad earnings during Fobrunry vero
frflnr~,
, 1876-03-11

beeAuso Tho "eh.rgm" of adultery, perInry,
nd nyro;r1'.y made " mo .sss,n.t NJ nesshSt
nonts made y me- derosator, d st i'seehe:s csrns-
Yer wnro not "malicous, inssmach u had not wt'-
hut had presented thein only tho urgent aocItrlo
md denlns u That Committee, and Also undcr 'i,e
lo escosninnneatcl from tic church; {) Gccanso
MAJ tlhn un,1er M nbnoue Obligation to slbsant!ato
BY E5osf my a.atsn1en. not wttny .nso a. Gy mr. bts
iiss.Sse aa ~ slreaastsaot. wIsn ths Es.,nla-
ons psls s ~ ts I .s
ees @ C ~ m.nsssfs a. Y 1 ss
namss Of two very snortant vtncsacs, to,wit: htr.
5 e @ s 'ssony 6 nsssss ssss0f IN n H. sa,s en- Il
The fscts In my losseaBiou which not 1t liberty
20 a1rorc to the public. hnYo provsd my gnod faith
md on sno.hor occasion to : hostile tribunal. N
nesaneo BY ihe publication .! my communication ot
fora tho civil eourss and tho fact that sno acton
haa been hro1ght sganst mo ID rftsumptise proof
deny f hat III sxsn july oi conc. or
on on the evening Of March l; ta because Il 4 nat
by order Of the church, On tho contrary. I did
swet the oniy questions put 10 ms which did rot
obligations to protect: 10 bechuue Was under no
ohliyatson TO anawof any questions put 10 mn fnas.
H. :s s a s ' eysS
tary mado by mo, but wsro madn undrr adgico antl
requirement. u thu Examining Oomtntiee, and in to
course Of what was told was ecclesiastical prnccas
aKains n.u; c} because church taa Fight inlufst
totAly to compel Any 1ns OF it, ,htnbets WHO, for
rGasous obligatory his conscience, kecrH any
knowledge secret to publish It aud pros It to be true;
d) because IL not recognized ocnst to decline 10
conBcnt To the presence Of lawyers Al conference b.
tween chnfoh nlcnbts; ;e ccansc tn lhih cAae ofTtt
Ing, lid, 10 EiyS al taca antl names known to MIS-
In the presence Of MIR. Dteeher tu three members OF
Plymouth Church known 10 10 believers In AIR.
1}eocher8 Innocence, nna nne Of them lawyer, any
woman who might Del fAtsoy accused 1,y mo- II auch
there wcrc, wouId rceeivs all necessary protection
without Introducing othof 1s5al counsel " because
The exclusion Of other awycrA from thai Committee
was not rrfmn facje m unreasonable nod unchris-
fan condition. In evidcucel by tho fact that the
Church, after considerable debate, ut first passed tho
resolution without making provision for their nt
tendance; anil tt WAS only aGterthought Of Mr..
cechsrs that inJ consent 70 their ptcBc!eo WAS de-
tna,.slcd. uENhr G. DQwEN,
Ynooxl.s, March q, 1870.
Tho Examining Committee next presented
documentary mud oral testimony III support OF
their charges, but no uew ovidcncc OF any kind
was glvcn. Mr+ Blair conducted tho case for the
Chotch, and aho member. Of the Examining
Comtnlttoe wore cross-oxnmined by hlr. Bowen,
and tho caso on tE,o part Of the Church wAa
closed At 1880 O'Clock. NIr. Bowen then askod
for f,lrtaor time to roply to the evidence pre-
scntcd by tho Examining Committee, and MAS
RrAuted until Tuesday oyousnE next, when the
Special Conmisteo will moot again to hear Mr..
UoM0u's dnfenae.
, 1876-03-11
FRANCE.
THE NEW CABINET.

PANS, March 1o.-T1o Journal Official thta
morning ot,ota1lg Announces tho nav OabtpAt.
~ oo,aFeae. 10 1.aso1 'ea''lu45'
1ho fsepaossaae ffaaca7se organ OF aatabot
H. strongly attaclta tho constitution Of tho Cabt
net. Tho writnr saya IL Ia unacceptable, aud
~ naa,hus. rs,a, - v..as,,,.. - ~ -,
.1' -. iopuDneau oa'on As 'osaa'''es' W tne enoc1
thas they would only support homogeneous
Cabinet, which h firmly resolved to administer
formally to tho spirit Of tho Constitution auu
tho will OF tho nation. Thia Cabinet il not Alip-
, 1876-03-11

EstnbIlanlnH NcRtalnr Diplomatic n.
JN1iOn& with tho United Stntc. y"

Establishing IRcRulnr Diplomatic n.
lntions with tho United statcs,
HAnTronp. Conn, March 7.-Tho lls,tto,
Coarant tomorrow morning will contain X!
following concerning tho noH ChEncae 1mpers
Mission Fa
Tho teiegrsrho tunor that wtnt this round Of Il.
pEcsa sotne time aRo 10 the effect That Cl! In r. r.
snd YuhK Wing wcIo appointed joint Atlnlser ot /.
proves to havo bc0t well founded, and a1lthentti1
~ mail! Tho maa iaeis ra.ting to ii are - sH oa,Hs!
Early lat M1ntnr tho Chinese Foreign Office aid,t.
memorial to tl,a imperial Government proposus T.
establishment Of 1t8usis diplomatic reailonI III
foroiYn nations; AZ Eosult tho policy r1opad -
a. abovo ste q chin a' a n H. .nd nd Yns w.
Decembcr. Other sl.paf appointments 40 lltelJ sas
" ho announced. -
pro.n,,lrnt among tho Ghineae stssoFluon WIN Uni
Il Hung CllcanP. Imperial Slnistef and ys.taa
of tho Capital Of tho rrar!nco Of Cbitl; and Ii;
YIN Tehca,E, ao7araoT Of tha. Province Of Fuh Kls
nnth tllcso mcu largely concerned With pFnos'
Ing and ca.rring into effect The plan Of tbs Chlnss
educational nishion now oetablttc and ia 1nost fas
cesbful operation In this country. and kre snouat Il
most powerfnl frlcnls In China. It will, perhas,s
rontetnbcreu that Il Hung Cheang WA the Official b.
Wsde. occurred tho dip,onato iticulty Tint Fsc.as
f9sa ttms throsteucd tho relations OF England II
Elatts III 1877 Assoceto tointnisstoneru Ia ehtm
Of tho Educational A1Islten. Ti.o former rctufpsiG
China iii tho auInr1er Of 1874. Ho n n man na.s5
middle life, has had lntBo experience In public arn
hud IL An eminent sc1iotkr, Goth hs md Yuug VII
haYo, togethur Milh ILLS hppoileinsnt, rreaiyedI.
promotion In rank suitable 10 the dignity Of hal
position It confers upon Them. Ohln Ian 14a
made hiandarih Of tho second rsnk, Being tdFtnni
two grades. lie y also Invested Will
II be rendered In English Il "Expectant 81 n
tlrl or fourth rank in lla Foreign Oilcc.n N,
Wing u likowI1o made Mandarin Of tie second rsi
! advance Of 0uo gTade and receives the uts j
ton Tai y t1ntondoat} Of Tho Province Of K!aaga
Tle formal instructions OF tho imperial doytsnnti
navs not Jee Itcn Issued. lut 1t IL presumed ast Il
lln!startal residence will 10 At Warrington. NJ
anAlfs with The FarQvisn and SPANISH Goyotpmaa
Will Ia trphsscted through the Legations, sus
Which will pgobubfy be localo n 0uba, wlera ntasI
I'll tho Chinese suojccts uuaef Bphn!ah tarisdIsGa
nve.
1t Ia expected tat Chin Ian Pin will arrire Ia III
country III the fal. funE Wing Will probably net
required to relinquish Ills connection With thu tda
tonAl mltnon, but NIL rctau at least geaesa saI..
Vision Of IT, md rra1s LII Hartford some part Of tea
year. Thu Importance and grandly nnsptcious sgrit
canco OF this step On the part Of China 1t Ia bczmJ
Eosaibta To overrstinste. This magnitude u thu IN
sequences cortain, hy Coda bosdng To- ,Ao1 ffona
10 tho catise Of human pregrosa, render htttug
n,ado tho theme. Of universal congratu'ation. Ply
China takes lcr ptaco voluntarily AMONG the family
nauons. 1t marks now ort Of hope III her hstor8.
, 1876-03-11
IIAl,Y.

MEMORIAL MEDALLION Or TILE FoKT MKATp,
Rodr, Feb. Ala mo1norisl medallion erect
cd 10 the poet Keats, upon tho pilaater Of Tho
gateway close = his Tombstone In ahe Protestans
burylng-srnupd, was uncovered tlis afternoon
Ia tie presence OF largs number OF ladies and
gentleman. An address wa deIlvnr,d hv MAI
den. sr ysuceus Eyse In explanation Of lha cfr-
cut,stauocs which led to taa erection OF tbo por-
trait md tho rspaits OF the woli.kuown craya.
stono. Tlso sculptor. Ar. cod
work, eiE Vinoent atated thai tbs amatns wo1t1
10 trested ~ nuolouu Of : lsrgos snh tnr d.
execution ot = bust 70 be placed III Poets Cnr.
ner, Westminster Abbey, provided tho requisite
appeal soE subscriptions towards ita compilation.
The lopa was uEAainously expressed by those
Present that no obatAclas might arise against
tie site being granted for : bust iu poots' Cor.
peE,
, 1876-03-11
ElfCct Of E1tromo Cold on Mind nna
a0uY.

III. Payer, the eminent Arctic explorer y.
fsrrtng to = oeTtsiu day on which the theFmona'
otor indicated Is degrees Eatlronheis beto" zaA
says that 40 gseht IN amount Of cold paraIIss'
the will. sna that, under ita influence, msn
from tho unstead!noss Of their gait, their staai
operations, ueom ~ II they 8ero insozicatsa.
Another effect Of such cold, mentioned by y. u.
Payer a tormentiug thirHt, which is duo t9 ~ y
evaporation OF tho moisture Of tho body. !. y
unwho1esoma, TOO. 10 use snow To quoneh ", w
palate, and tongue, beaiaos, q temperatufs, y! '!
861$ to 81 degreea bolou zero Fahrouhoit ma.ss
Il taste like molten mot&l, snow-ea.erB IN ~
North are copa!dsIod - feeblo aud etfemtu1ie!!.a
tho 6amo Wsy ~ to N oplum-eAter In tho Ep~
, 1876-03-11
The Pennsylvania Coal Hlfnes.
i1iHtutch Ia Han Enrk 1ttuea

PnrLAukLpAlA, March a-rhs coal operation
OF th!a hsate ato beginning to harmonizs tLsh
interests. To-day both tho Hchuylkill and Ls
high Exchanges mot here, and appointed coz
mIttocs Of conference 10 consider thu rates t@
next seasou. It wsa agreed that tho reauulpuoa.
should take place on the 2osh Of March, lna.ta
Of tbs Sd Of April. 40 hefetofoss proposed baa
parties claim that they will bo ready for busn.s
At that tlnie. Tho new constitution ol nv
schnylkill Exchange hAa mes wish great fa1ot
aud Ill but two parties horo Agrood 10 its pro-
Visions. prosIdont Gowcu, Of tho Reading Con.
Of toll OF thas road be!ua submitted. At tn
next meeting OF the Exchange definite acton
will be taken concerning the question Of sola
and In regard to tho discrimination agauSt II.
farior quality OF coal, which has 1t prota@
times caused groas trouble.
, 1876-03-11
BELGIUM,

LoxpoH, March 1O.-ureat excitement pro-
walls III Drussols over tho disoovo,y Of All c1tcn-
eiyo defalcasson in tho National Bank thsro. It
appears that 900, 0o0fr. hAvo beou emSozzfod by
ono Of tue clerks OF tho bank. A man suspected
to be the entity party wis arrested to-day on tho
steamer City Of Paris ut Qucopatown, as sho
WAS about leaving for NosF York.
, 1876-03-11
BOYMTOM.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March 19.-Char1ea Nord-
hon. the chief Of tho New York Herald bureau,
appeared before tho COMMITTEES on Expenditures
III tho Var Department to-dny, In obedience to
Summons. The Chairman called ILLS attention TO
two telagrAma, appearing on tho 7th and eth
INST. 1n which was tho stasennnt concerning =
commission to investigate the Bo-osllod Ken
lucky Central Railroad elaims IN connection
with Dolknap, uhils Dir. and Mrs. Marsh vero
hero, and tho statement &flecting the Chair
man personally. Enrdhor callcd Intention to
tue wording OF hs dispatch "Is ts assorted, ("
oto., and said lie hAd no knowledge Of himsolf,
aud that ho uaado the statement upon tho eu-
tho1tty Of Gen. II. Y. Doynton, tho correspond
ont Of tho Cincinnati Gazette; shat no went 10
tho General "Wednesday morning, aud asked
him whether the facts Is stated we're susceptible
OF proof, The General eal undoubtedly"
and that hn would 60 to nlezntes Of tho Com.
1nittco and glyo HIM tho name Of tho witneaa
Representative Danfnrd, of tho Committee, sad
thet late yesterday afternoon Con. Doynton told
Inn ho would giro tho nhrna OF the witness.
who said he protor1ed examining NorlhoG first
A subpoena was !ssucd for Qen. Uoynton. All
tho Committee took a recesu.
HsrReapt-at-Arnaa Thompson appeared bofore
Tho Committee this fossnoon, and reported that
he uas unable to servo subpoena on Gen. Doyr,
ton, lie having loft the city this morniug for
Oineinnatt III. Danford said shat Gen. Doyn-
toa hsd informed him, late yesterday afternoon.
that ho wsa prepared 70 give ths name Of tbs
witness At that time, - be expected 70 leave
Washington to-day for Cincinnati, on business,
aud subsequently, ho received telegram zo-
4uiring hia pfesenee th ere. Afr. Danfortl did
not sAk Gen. Boynton tho name Of the witueas,
nor did hs secolleot that Gen. Boynson pssYiousr
ly give the nslup.
Mr. oIymer thought that Gen. Noynton Was
derelict in not communicating tho nasne 10 the
| reeted telegram to bo seat 10 Qsn- Boynton,
| requiring lia immediate return.
, 1876-03-11
coNsplRlNQ CoBBlEAs,

NEw YoRk, Mnrch 10.-1n tho Court Of Gen.
oral Sessions to-day. bafoso Judge u!1dsra!seYo,
tbitty-niue ahoemakers, who vs1e arrested on
bonch-HArranta granted on = chAreo Of conspir-
aoy, aad indicted BY tho Grand Jury for mtsde-
meanor, we<s aSraiened for trial, which was
postponed till Tuesday next. A great crowd ao-
oompanlsd The shoemaksra to The Court. and
ohce1cd them Justify all tho way from the police
station Where thoy Lad boon oonAued Eince thsr
Arrost yesterday,
, 1876-03-11
THE CANADIAN TARIFF DEBATE.

Srecl1l D{6pdfth to Ihs Chicago 1r16NnF.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 10.--On the rcsumpta
of tho tariff dobaio TO- night, Sir james A. MNs
douald nlovou m amendment to tho cttoct thA
tho agricultural interest should bo protected, u
we'll as tho manufacturing. No division w
reached ut tho tl1no Of adjournment. The qus4
tion will come up again Tussday.
, 1876-03-11
1tona for Small nOy6.
t<4n VnFk Wn-h

The sweetness OF licorice-root Is not d1e, =
you have mistakenly supposed, to glyoJFthl.a,no,
but 10 the presence Of glyey1rhlzatu of snniw y
mis-. 0lyoytzhlzin itsolf Ia noarly tosolublo ~
water aud therefore taatoloas, but, when hmn'u
mis- has boon added, 1t becomes yellow, acquire Ia
tho llounne taBts In 3 concentrated degtco' sa
Ill tho dAyorlpQ matter OF 1 handful OF llcot1ss
stioks might 10 piled up On 2-cent piece.
, 1876-03-11

Hnee4aI D7tpatca % 3Ae Chaeago 3F7bUnk.
AHwAu1Ez, MARCH 10.-A conference OF tho
ftelghtagenss dt various Wisconsin railways
Ia in cosaion At tho ofaca Of tho Chicago, MIL
waukee i bt. Paul HAlwby to determine : new
schedule OF rates acoordlaR with tho now Rail.
way Law.
, 1876-03-11

ypseoi Ditpateh to Thu Chfeaao 1Yiotink.
Nftcn1uAN Cry, Ind, Alarch 10.-W. D.
Richardson. Of Springfield, ILL.,, wss tod1
| awarded tho contract for building M sdditions u
| Thu Northern Btato Prison located At this plIm.
| Ills bid was $40, 600, and tho lowest.
, 1876-03-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lospos. Eus,. March to.-In The House Of
Commons, this evening. George Anderson, ona
OF the membsss for Glasgow, Askod ths Governs
ment II It Were true that Con. 6chenok, Ito
American Minister, had Withdrawn Ut tho de-
, 1876-03-11
INDIANAPOLIS ITEMS.

Spsc7at dispatch to 3hs ChteaQs Tribune.
fNu1ArAroLls, MaIch 1D-J. II. Cook, postal
ciosk from Indianapolin to Vincenuos, mas az
rested to-day for btealIuE registered letters.
Jereu'ah Taylor. a negro. was killed to-day by
aAv-Iog which iollod oror on hiul broahing bis
mock AMI osushing bis akull.
, 1876-03-11

Tbs schooner Addlp. which left st. JosepsI
Mich. on EYidAy night last for 1laotDe. sfna%
ins. This is ths easlIoss cls.saneo and ua'a
for number OF years.
, 1876-03-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QCEENgyowN, March 10.-Arriyed, skeamthI3
Russia, from Now YORK.
New YonK,, March 10.-Arrlyed. stesmAh,
partLia. from Liverpool.
Nsw YonE, March 10.-Art1vod, htcamors Klo2.
stook, from 4amburgi psrtero, from Hare.
, 1876-03-11
SHOOTING AFFAIR.

CA1no, ILL.,, March 1o.-E. Wittlg, q mua'clAn.
WAS ehot In tho abdomen last night by revolver
In tho hnuds Of q man named Tapping. Tho
quarrel WAS over gamo Of oh1t!e. WitHg's
wound ia probably fatal. Tapping n In Jail
, 1876-03-11

INp1ASAroL1E, Ind, March 10.-alr. Joseph
6chimmol's vito got divorce from him at Louis
villc several years ago, and camo 10 this city to
1.-Two. Ho followed 1Atcly, and. several weeks
ago, won't to hor house 10 live, she being in good
circumstances. Thla morning he attaokei hor
With pick-ax, hitting her twice over tho hoal,
inllicting dangerous and probably fatal inju1ios.
uo Was Arrcst~d,
, 1876-03-11

The steamer Golden Eaglo arrived Ut Handu$ b
Yesterday from Putin. Bay. .tAs 0rat ArriYAl|o
Tho season. Nc Ice IN The laae 10 impede ufl
CATION.
, 1876-03-11

HEB yEAsloa OH THE oFHEsSEe LAID 10 uEA
CuAEoE.
1Cashto9eon {karrh ., Dispatch u Nt.s York Hseea,
Mrs. Esllusp said day OF two Ago TO friend,
who relstoa her conversation, that she did not
oopsides herself I criminal OF that she had done
anything particularly Meopg a least shs dia not
tell thIt she W4s committing great ain when
, 1876-03-11
DEATH OF Mr.. CHARLES lEypoN,

Ihla morning, March 10, after = long An|
painful ulaess. at tho residence OF his parent
No. 135 Wentworth svenue, Charlea Lsydo{,
brother OF tie rev. Thomas Leydeu, OF II,
Aun's Catholic Church. Notice OF funeral Ia v
moltow'n TRIBUNE.
, 1876-03-11
GERMANY.


DEnL1S, Prussia, hfarch 1U.-The weoltly stato-
mont Of tho Imperial Bank OF Germany shows IN
lncrozaa In bullion of 900 marks.