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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-26

FRANCE launched her most powerful
iron-clad last month, the Redoubtable,
at Lorient. This vessel, which has been
three years building, is three hundred
and fifty feet long by seventy feet beam.
She has an iron ram at the bow weighing
thirty tons, and her armor plates weigh
tweuty-four Ions each. Her armament
is eight pivot guns, capable of being
pointed in any direction, and her decks
are bomb,proof. Her six thousand horse
power engines work screw twenty-one
feet in diameter, and there are smaller
engines for working the helm, the wind
lass and the pumps. The displacement
of this monster war vessel when fitted
for sea is estimated at nine thousand
tJnI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-26

WE have ready for distribution blank
forms of petitions and summons for
county judges, police judges, county
clerks and Justices of the peace, required
to be kept by them by act of the last
legislature. - Courier Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-10-26

EIII.I W.

"GMNIE something to cure 4 boil, h
exclaimed as he dashed into n drug store
"Ab, 30 you've got one Of the things now
have you ?" smiled the clerk, eyes, sir
and its just in the right place Jus
in the right place. repeated the clerk
'why, where is that? ?" con al
other fellow" came the sweet reply.
, 1876-05-02

SOME POLITICAL NEwB WITH B7Iux N IT.
sp<cfa, Dispatch II Fae Chicago TRIBUNE.
RocxronD, ill.,. May 1.-Tho Prohibition
Mayor, Levi nhoades. aud tho Prohibition Al
detmon, L. l.. Woodruff, Gilbert Woodruff, and
Harris Darnum. took their seass III the Common
Council tonight. Il. II. Tinker, the retiring
Mayor. made speech in his always happy man-
nsr, and then introduced tho present Incumbent.
RhoadcB' inaugural MAS then read and his ap-
poiutments made. As vas expected, 10 ap-
pointed two Ut his most prominent supporters
to thA Office Of City Clotk and City Attorney. II.
". Rowell taking tho former place,
wl,ile to L. I. Warner was allotted
tho latter. John Laka vaa spponted
Chief OF tho Fire Department; Thomas
Su!ly and James 1Iamc, Sarthhls Jamea Lamont, Col
City T1easurcf. The other Hpolts equally distr1b-
uted uu,oug 1!a supporters.
AnloettnK Of tho 1lcen.e party took place hero to-
night. Several Of leading citizens wero preatnt.
Thomas Dutterwortl was elected Chairman. Several
arHs liquor househ OF Chicago wcfo represented Tho
object Vt tho meeting uas to make united Effort
against prohibition. and. sssiste! by Tho entire liquor
htttu,innaAty Of tho lronlb!tory Liquor law.
g, ii, Brazee, one Of thn bcat lawyers III
the state holds that the Constitution ot s7u haa nale
radical enange in TIE a4s.1s Of liquor dealers and #
be rrahibtcd. Tho olnuu IL bascd OH SEQ. !. Art.
Of ths Constitution ot 1871. which spee1ca that qunr
dealers may bo taxrd with merchants, inkcerers. aud
by general law, Uniform Is to tbs cashcs Il operates
upon. Tie moetlng decided that they shoud test thc
| case on this ground, and taerefors NO may
Look forward IN long litigation. which, decided nj
by, viii maxa a wonderful change in the goycrun4cu
D{ Buua cities tu this Stnte.
, 1876-05-02
ed the Mayor aud nss ot nf sovnn Coune!tuaen Tbs
nicction whs hntly coutana, and Tho Democrats weeo
successful for tho first Tins atnct 1884,
CRIME.


AaREAT "SENSATlON IN CINCINNATI.
5nte,at Distdtsh 10 The Chtrddo Tribune.
C5No1xsArs. O., May i.-Thsre WAS sonsa-
ttonai occurrence In this nity In high life this
morning. At 7 4, tn.. &lat L. Natbeson. with
dotectivs At his hess, kicked hin vay into bis
residence, daabeh hy his rarvautB. Hp-staire
through tho nursery, hichsd open tho
door OF his uifa'a Led.ohamber. and
caught ter tn bod With John II. Steiner, the
vcti-known freight man. now Of Indianapolis.
Ho oockod and drew pistol, but did not uso II
on tho guilty couple. All ho WAS hftcr was evf-
dencs in divorce sa!.. His vito bad
sued for divorce from him. Alleging
neglect, nl,usc. and adultery, on his part. [le
has boon lying low III Chicago latc1y, waiting
for this thing to oulminato. lie filed 9 counter.
petition In Tho caso this afternoon. The par:ioa
belong to old families Of thls city, With wealth
and good position on bath sii1cn. Mira. 1Iatbo.
som ia nieco and hoisess Of old John Dates. OF
National TheAsrs fame, and han all tncomo
Of $4,000 PET year. 6teinor Is dash!nE.
handsome man, woll known hero anil In Chicago
and Indianapolis lis anu tho Indy made every
effort to compromise with tho husband. but
failed. I1e moroiy whnsod to vndtceto himself,
turn the tables on his uifc. and prove that abe
maa after divorce for tho sake OF her lover.
Tho uarboaona bavo three flno children, and
have bccn married only eevon yoaru. htoiner
loft for indianapolis Tonight.
, 1876-05-02

would havo 10 testtfy 10 thai e'ect. WA 10 wsll
katt,ntd that thc-o foundation fos ts ttate-
asas. asns MI ..s M .a1.sd pfs IT, Kaor!on 20
{on which he Afterwards told ma h' a Il aaas ss'
""''' ''S'' Mn. JAMES w'rAn1Axp,
ett.known eortespondent, furnishes the following
"w.snfso ros. D. c.. March Is, le1e:-rn to yin.
ter Of l,7J when tha stAcment was made IN Tho Now
York Sun about James u. Stewart dcver!n8 SUNNI
s s r. as Ms Il &. o. rb.aps
Iamcs ". KnovIton. then eoE1rspcnasnt Of T,is
SuoAoo snee d'ef;"sd ~ Sc5,sa .f,s1
r. .riss ta' .pr.a4s "ss in III Sun, viii r TX
A. t. presunel suthort ho cams 10 md ssLod mo
esss an 'eos'1s II s q speasel
/ y.s T II. % MI ss srs :; s:sss :5
have got into circulation bis arartn rrtronsihili-
t. mt 10 .d to II I'D M
~.hdrew Tho charges tn ny presence declaring ths!a
Dtsino that lie hs.i: taken o prompted measures 10
prevent far ~ he could any Other artrs publishing
about Tho matter rtry frequently afterwards. ~ NO
wore in as!ly and intimate sasoels9n II always o..
bare been quoted for datna agug rutnnr thai had no
"Tht a..emp. to .r.irc The oih. and. ~ nm con.
rtnctd, bAtcicss scahla is my resnn for making THIS
st.tsmsmi wh;h 10 IN 1uttiee to ne yanS anu sho
SATsHFACTHH1.
DO not think kny further contradiction Is needed
Of story that nsver had tie slightest foundation IN
TRUTH but which hss hecu moss eagerly nuA ndnss'*
onRy circulated twin scandal to tito fG4 900 fatss-
hood aty excuse for tresrassing even titus briefly On
the kludnets nf The 1E0ao s The fact that dcaire
to gt3s tho widest possible publicity 10 my d!sproof Of
story that has betn circulated far and nud YET
mostly in secsct md never with scanons!bls huthor.
now dismiss II with possibly the RrotsndcAs hoFo
| il viii mako proper am. honorable amends.
Ons wora more. Nj. Speaker. 1befcys tho country
will underltand and appreciate tho motives that hng'
diced the to that haye hcen c1tens1Yeiy circulated
shall refrain from calling Tho attention Of tho lIoaao
to any otlcra that may ho inrented. To quote tho
language Of another, " do mot propoae to make pub
lie life perpetual and uncomfortable dea-hun, 10 the
ylln effort to ruu down stories that b2vn basa In
truth which are usually anonymous. anil whose total
explosion brinEa punishment 10 ahose who Lave
lcen gully Of originating ttcfu."
, 1876-05-02

alats'a oif'cs by Tho Now Chicago Club, . ltcr.
ary soolasy--earporators ". 1tcs. Erot War.
ron, T.. u. Lusilunl. aud nttars. Tho Railroad
corporasors, q. II. shavnr. L. Il. uiln,orc, and
Ed 'O'Drion, ,-alAn applied for license. Her.
nosds Post M: 35 u. 4. H., Chicago, alao tiled
Aprlscation for liconso.
A eEiort.llorn cattIo sale, TO laat trae days,
commences tomorrow at tho County Fair
grotn!!a-ths herds Of II. Lari1note mud ". and
". pt|ckrcil.
srre,ai pfs,,dftA II 7hf Chftn4a Tr,b,,ne.
hIAiisoH. Wis.,. May 1.--Thn Legislative
slon Tonight. and after hEscf consultation ad-
1ourned TIL to.nuFEn~ morning, when II ia ex-
pected ex.tlov. Wasblurn will bo frat examined.
UntrMnus. O.. May 1.-Tho City Council 10.
night appropriated &5.000 to par tho police
forcc for two mouths, and IL Ia pro6ablo that the
furco Will 80 on duty again tomorrow.
, 1876-05-02
DR.. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

perfectly tAssslss. slsslnuf coatsd With tw9st suns
bugs. !eauAts. puniy. seAa'. Aad s.1saEslsa As1-
hssf kasss tass h,s;Gs. ba',s :
papste t!llpusnsss, taus rtss. alton .! 81
hoMol Piles. and III lesangsnsnts ot s lnief1al ".
esrAt Warranted "a sHeetA p0sltits e4Ts Purely tex
etxes. containing mercury ulnssals os ds!stssIota
~ Dbsseve ths so,o*.ax syuptou4 resulting from
Coasppstsan, in.sd Puoa Of ta htood ID Tho
Ms.d Hldy Ct as y "a e. nt
Efapton apkinE II ths Pt q ths sss.
s1s..ssns = g. llfstt ohofIns y salS9at.
III. pots q bsfors shs. Fess1 Dull Paia
R:'sss, Fsa e i: a: Sa. ss.
saddsn riashs II hs,t Estaiaf Ea is shs F-aA.
from ii ~ above pAMsd dhaElAts. Ites s sauts pas
box, sold W dEugEhta.
, 1876-05-02
RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
Oval ARZAN l'UM0B
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED BY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,
S2 ANS 81 Fo 4N YkxKs H. xTKs ovA

HES AND DOWRis RON TiN YEAR3.
ANN AnnoH. Deu n. 1t1t,
DE; NAnwAr: That othsn lna5 ba baneited 1 msis
.a.s had an Q1lr.2 Tnmor tn Tbs 0vates aud bovo,s
fot ian yeAs trsd this best ihfh paos ad
nthors W hdnt Any hHneh growing ii snoh rapd.
~ that oontd mol hAva 1lrhd much longer. frinn1 n
nina snducad IL tn 1teway'a netnadlaa haI ma
triad thnJn.
lrnteha.oa sIr hot.s Of tho Re.ovsnt two ho.ss ot
tho Pills, anh two battes of the Kesf. uao hoso With
%s.d tvs,s mora bottles Of II. asovsnt. shs Re
10 At twenty i've pounds. -"
isoatiaasd e liz ,nsdIelas until .h.s
mnnhs and during that time icst foyty pounds in
~ to9a three dnSsn bottlss Of e Nesnlss1t, bot
A.a Rtlle Ana ai1 t41ss Of tho Pulls.
eel Perfectly veil and hesrt IL fun af gratitude Ia
soa a tos tht. hslp IN r., dssp Ahlie.ion s sad
G % G I: 'a # eE:.;eS T. T. #
htrs gbhioa. whn makes tbs aovs esrttdeate IL III,
rorson gor whom !equeated Jou 10 ssnd nedjelno II
June lat The medicines aboTs stated Mtto bought n1
with tho exception Of what Goot to her 81 Jn
may ~ that esr aatocnsl cosrsct without nnsiiok
DruEelst and OhsmIat. Ann Arbos: M3oh,
7hts may certify that htss Hlhbint vho rnakca ths
above certificate. IL and has been fof iMsny yssrs vii
known ths facts thsreIo atAeed sro upubtsIs
and unnsnt.bly earroct- Any Who knoHa Mrs, ujb
talsned3 !;ETi; =. GnGKEH, MARY g. FOND
MARY CuokkR. Il. d. POND.
, 1876-05-02

HptctHE U1Sp21fCN % TIE EHEc11o 7T11HfK.
MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, Hay 1.-dus Thorno, d
brakeman on tho st. Louis i Southeastern
Railroad, mot with horrible doath near Delio
River, on the above road, this morning. While
passing from one car to another his foot
slipped, and he was thrown under tho wheels.
Five loaded cars paAsnd oEct him. aud crushed
him bcyond recognition. Tho affair has causod
profound regret Ia this city. wlle-o tho dcceaasd
had always lived. Ills widowed mother IL a.
most heartbrokon, as this was her only surviy-
ing non, y brother OF the deceased having bonn
killed by tho exploaion Of a Guu some limo be-
fnrn.
, 1876-05-02

5pfetai Utspatch IN 11e Ch,caoe TrtbuH&.
RACINE, Wis, May 1.-About noon to-day, aa
Mr.. Albert q. Knight, one Of our oldest autl
most esteemed cittzeps, WAS driving paht the
planning Mill Of Henry Wright 4 Co.. the whistle
sounded md frightened the animal so that 1t
ran away and throw Mr.. knight violently on
tho ground. Two other horses attached to vc-
hlcles also became terrified and daahed in an
opposite direction. Qua Of thom trampling tho
stuunod and holpleaa gentleman 10 that bis 10
juriea are very dangerous. Efforts to atop tho
1uphua7a by onlookorn resulted In slight injury
to two othor men,
, 1876-05-02
ILLINOIS,.
IcCINUT5*
TIRE CANDIDATES FOR State orFloES-

~ SFIYr ~ ~ trt
$780,. rs".e.s,.,.. - ~. cs,.,se .o-..,.
$1,000. n, -, IN ~. A.. -. n,
:, otN1o1 t'''.' ..'' r'.,: ,-t
Ao Hloet1nB VI 'uo AsePau'eau ot"1o eoa'oo&'ol.
approaches Tue lhtoross IN osate rolitles' aaa
PARTICULARLY IN tho chances OF tho perfect ava
lnnphs Of candidates who desire TO aerye the
Commonwealth ia one capacity and another, tp-
croa,es Mucn that has baen vritten heretoforo
~, ~, .rl,,,c, la. haan an o,1n,hfv m +b, in.
ta-.s+ - a.,.s =. ,,,, - ~, s,,, oo,o. ,1,,t
te1easot ouo cauu1uAtc Aos JAN o'ASo NJ o. @'tHs
some tiyal candidate, that fair, impartial pse-
,o,+a+;,, ~ Ria claim. NJ ali see,n. tn a ca,Ia
oe"SS'o" ~ su s' - " ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~
fos. tretdnalug to ueHsa to 90 foF!eT the nltn-
ntlon. A Ti,npx ronorter rocently cau,a to tlHs
..r.t. e...oI., -. t,,,, ,h., 1T, ,,,,..,...
should 10 known, set about hiB task. 4 portion
- ~. H.. IT,, -, H.. ;.,4 IL. ao,otod II .r,,ly.
u tno u''' ua5 u u'e 'te's ~ o.'sAoa ~ 1FP'3
iuH 10 good bourees OF lnforllaton, xnd
than la waH tekan nnsaeHsinu of tt,h Ind
''. -" 49,
captive by the HeVnrluee laeilon' Aaa, "oen
patmltfcu out touk l1tH Wolks 10 custody OF
s.C.Ju H., ,,n.,,, ,oo, .raci,nan NJ
W. AZ aAe4tA"s"'taI koo'' 'Pes'1'o'. ~
what THK TnluusE well tleslgHatea "lDachluo
nl;ttci.n.. an well - pf ths uau4hrooa military IN
SrhtscMen WHO Aoo"s1a "etr4boete' '"'ss'ah W '''
public crib, and waiting sna Chance to ORA" s1oF
gwyrd4 which hayu usyas yet been unsheathel. un.
~ ,,.,, U-.-tio, ,ud an.urs, t.s III. f,h.s mt IN
ase .',,.111. su.a ~ 49,, e ~'~ S'' ~ -
IL poAaca! ~of4. .....-.,.....
But To tho cand!dateh and thet respective chancss.
Ths withdrawal ot Washburpe leaves
, 1876-05-02
At LOUISVILLE.

Lorrav1trE KY, May LA fro to-day do
stroyod the Doorins Machinery Manufacturing
Works, occupied in part It present by stoolo 4
Go. - pIoH factory. Loss TO sseslo Co.,
$4,000. Insurance ia Connecticut "a, coo
Northwestern National, $1,600. This loss to
DcerinG d Co. is $50, cot. The insurance ia as
follows: Queen'b. 81, 700; underwriters. O., 600;
Merct,antB' Of Now Joraov, $1,400; I.ancaster
, 1876-05-02
WHISKY.

ST. LOUIS.
8r. Lou1B, May 1.-Tho regnfsr May torn of
the Unitod statea District Court commenced to-
day, aud 1t WAS expected conn Of tho partles
who poadod galty to tho whisky tudictmonsa
would be sontoaced+ but action was postponed.
Tomorrow tho Grand jury will be impano1ed,
alter Witch SOHO OF tho Qnueors
aud storekeopers who pleaded gull
ty wiIl bo sonteuced. Tho sentencing
Of distiIlcrB and reotilers will follow ip \ few
days, and tho civil cases aQainBt the forfeiture
Of property will be disposed Of as speedily al
possblo.
District Attorney Dyer expects to dispose Of
all the whisky caHos during this torn. It iH
statsd that civil HuitB will be brought against
aIr. Mckee. aud aga.nBt tho securities Of Con
MaBuiro, and The uhuXerB And St0reaeepers; !;
also against all the dlstiltega and reutilars.
, 1876-05-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YonK, May 1.-Asrivod. steamships Don-
mark, from Loudon; Hattie. from Iyctpool, s
p. m.
QUEENSTOWN. May 1.-steamahip Coltlo, from
Now York, hss arrived.
NosroN, blaY 1.-Arrtvsd. steamship Heola.
from Liverpool.
BAN FnANcisco, Mayl.-The attaohn,e ept lsvlod
on tho st0ros OF tho Pacific Mail steamer Alaska
Saturday was telsaaed to-day Oh bond Of e2O.-
COO. 8he eailod 1T noon for Hong Kong aud
Yokohama.
, 1876-05-02

'htortob novet eau ba electad President Of
the Un,ted Bts.es," says : Leading Now England
Republican. "Bislos ts Of uncertain strength
In tho Bouth, Dristow's Ierub!1csnsm 10 10.
aufloiensIy estabshed, and Wasnburne, Of Ill
nois. 10. III my Judgment, the coming man. Lie
il man ot tho people, houest. incotIuptible
Popular with native Americans. Germans, ard
candidate the Democrats can namo. Wsxhburno
and Anthony, Of nnode Island, ID tho Winning
ticket, In ny Judgment
, 1876-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE WAR AOAsNsT SPENCER.

Bpetat D.4pateh IL Ths Ch.eaas Tribune.
WAsAra1oa, D. G., May l.-The anti-Spou.
COT Republicans OF Alabama, led by ox-Goy
Smith, Judge ltice, formerly Chef Justice Of
tho Supreme Court Of the State. e1-uoy. rnr-
sons. aud sx Congressman Buckley, have 1xod
tho 10Th ot May ~ tho date OF their Stat. Con.
ycut,ou, called TO soiect delegates to tho Nation.
81 Couyvntiuu 1t Giucinnatt. HauAtos Bponcers
friends, comprising tas Federal o!ase-holiers will
hold Second convention md send aepara.e deloes.
tinn, ts n.iBpencer Wing OF the party IL reported
by Alat4raa Republicans to 10 alout equally divided
in sentl.,cnt aud willing 10 cast III vote 4ould 1t bo
adn,tn for either bis. Blaine or sscrssafy ri.low
Tbs 6k4Gcer 1nrA fssur the noG.lAItiou Vt Goukiuy
lrIt, sai stcoul!y Morton.
uLooaIIAuToN. Ill.
Special H4sh..teh ia Fhs fAitayu TrlAuns.
B16oAiAu7uN, ILL., blay Ito 1norsow morning
the Ul,utuinutun ItiatJyfapa vii! a140uuce thkt
Jutts lts,,ucu ~. ncnJanin, County Judge of Mo-
I.a County, aud lawyer Ut celrtsity, viii 10 bsfura
the 5tatu lteiubiitAn Convention candidate for
Ls1leuaul Governor lie u ons Ut tLs nost popular
tut4 iu Csutrat Illinois, aud ans whu u sunputly
o.4lned TAt4 new 1eyel0pacnt will sustsfiaIIy n{-
fol Ito arrangement OF btAte politics il 11sL+4u
County u !sAst.
NEW oRLEANA.
NEW o1tEAat, Msy l.-Ths Dauocssk today slsct.
, 1876-05-02

Sptctdl D'spntch to JhA C4!eaoo tribune.
JANEsv1L1E, Wis, May 1.-About 10 o'clock
last night fire broke ont IN tho uppoF story Of
The hotol Of William Ca1'ary, noar tho passenger
depot, and tho building aud most of It's contensa
nore destroyed. Loss. about g., 600; insurance,
$1,00o-ip tho Mtllvillo, Of New Jorsey-
, 1876-05-02
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,

Sptela3 UHpaEh % 1As ChEaas 7T!6HHk.
POM HURON. Mich, May 1.-DowN-Props
Porter, Chambsslin, City of Concord, J.
uertschy. Marine City. psindivllo and bargco,
Bantlae and coneoEt.
Up-Frops Nebyaaka. DIsckhohd and bArEes !;
sohrs Madeira, Bam Cook, Bolivia, Jonn Msgov
WGNp-NorthwaAt gcutln.
WEAruKn-Flne
, 1876-05-02

TOLEDO, o., May l.-Firo at Bryan. o.. thta
morning destroyed aix houses On tho south side
Of Court square. Contents saved. Loss not
estimated, but will be heavy. Insurance sma!l.
Supposed to be incendfAry.
, 1876-05-02

WASH0Uf ON TIE UNION PACIFIC.
SALr LAKE, Utah, May l,-Ihe Central Pacific
train is al1 houra late to-day arriving At Ogden.
Tho Union Pacific track Ia washed out few
miles east Of Ogdcn. Eight freight cars ran
Into the river t!ero thLs morning. Tho bridge
OF tho Utah Ccnlrat lIaltroaa ACROSS Wcbor
River. at Ogden, L. in peril. and they are only
high, with prospect OF greater damage.
, 1876-05-02

BAN FRAsclsco, May 1.-Ilevsnuo~Agonts
Clarko and Crane to-day osized ths Bay Wow,
Oriental aud Cushing 4 LaudssbAck'a dlstil-
lotics and LunAn's EectifstpE Embellishments,
also, tho wholesale liquor houBes Of Kauo 4
O!emy and s. Llpman s. Co. for nllegeu violation
Of tho reyeuuo laNp.
, 1876-05-02

speeid! Dispatch TO 7,he casca9s Tribune.
WtNoNA. hltnn.. May IA 1re last night
destroyed the threo-ato1y wooden building
known rs the Riverside Hotel. Loss about
5000; insurance. $4,000. Tho stock and fur
nituro woro Of cheap character. Insured for
$500.
The rosiacnco Of L,Non Raymond, nerr Utica,
burned Sunday.
, 1876-05-02
THE REGULAR FIRE At EAST SAGINAW.

TIE HEHUlAH FIRE At EAST SAGINAW.
Erect1t Dlsrtteh 10 Tia Chicago tribune.
EAST sAo1sAw. Mich, 3lay 1.-The New En-
gland Salt Works, miles from this city, owned
BY Join Gamble. wese destroyed by iucendary
lro yesterday. Loss. $1,000 insured for 33,010
In tho st. Paul and National OF Hartford. Thia
il tho second time tho works have beep destroyed
by incendlnr.snl within three years..
, 1876-05-02

SALT LAKE, May Tho Central Pacific
freight train. dus It Ogden this noon, was
ditchsd ncas rfomoptory. Five cars and an
ungihh Varo smashed. The fireman had both
legs broken and tho engineer Was huIk.
, 1876-05-02
A YOUNG THOROUGHBRED.
HrSrsnf fbfudfrh to FhA fntf6co 1f-abitf


MENDOZA, ILL.,. Nlay Last evening a man
partially masked ghincd admission 10 Mr.. VAN
tioren's residence In this city, aud, In rorly 10
his inquiry, was informed by hliss Kato, girl
16 years old, THAI her Parents vera at church.
Tho r,fiAu thon drew a revolver and. lsyoling IL
At acs bead, demanded atl the money in tho
bousc. Sho said It WAS lopk In her fathor'a
bedroom, whittier she wont to bring It.
tho villain following her closely. On
reaching tho head Of tho bed. she picked np Il
tho robber, who had lu the interval put his pisto
in hia pockos. On seeing tho turn things had
taken, he boat q hurriod retreat ahe following
cloaoly but sho could not raise tho hammer or
she wolstd certainly have Arcd. Consequently
the ecouudrel eacapcd.
, 1876-05-02

Tho alarm from Hox $40 at 2:43 o'clock yester-
day afternoon was causod by fro At No, 100
South Halsted atroot, owned by Mrs. Dyke and
occupied by II. Rosenberg a. q laundry. . DAM
age, 800 !; fully covered by insurance. 'CAuso
unknown.
, 1876-05-02

n, VIEW OHCEAH5.
New OR1.EASa, lay la fire on Canal street,
between Galvez aud Johpson, destroyed several
email houses. Loss oatimated at $50, QUO,
, 1876-05-02

SAN FRASc'sco. CAL, May. l.-F. Hai'oran,
who is wanted In Brooklyn, N. Y, for tho muir
der Of William RusHe'l In 1871. waa Arrestod to-
day on dispatch from the Superintendent Of
tho brooklyn rollco. Viii probably bo aont East
II n day or two.
Tic Court OF Inquiry ordered to inquire into
the frauds porpetrated By Charles II. Darth,
Quartosnaster's clerk, met this morning With
closed doors. 1t Is r1l1nored that Darth's defhl-
cation has been found to amount to several
hundred Thousand dollars, instoad Of SG0,00u,
~ at first reported.
, 1876-05-02
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fe,sr and A<ne curod tos dtsy eauts ThsEo i nota
tee. tssat y " *ofd tnas w suss istsf aud .YaN
and 1thes fsssss tad9d b. Aways fflsl 70 QUICK u
Hadssys RaatF ltaet huty ctaA pat 6ot4A
hold by DruRgi4s.
, 1876-05-02

sAs FnAScrsco. Cal. May The Chronicle
this morning prints column Of charges against
Chief Naval Constructor Isnao 1Innscom, John
O., his Hon, and J. Z. Dc ID Montagnie, for
frauds porpotrased on tho Government In tho
purchase OF tlmber for uso at Marc Island,
amounling to $780, 900 In the last four years, do
taiing nauy casos tn which the cont1ncts wore
put through at prices 100 Per ceut 10 advance Of
tho market rates, aud some instances in which
Isniah Hanaoom ordered purchases by telegraph,
diroocpg tbs bills to be 4ont to him direct for
approval without passing through Spaldiug's
otlfco.
, 1876-05-02

Read ~False and Truc,"
Hand cos 1stsss 4tA1p r. hADWAY co.. No. -
WIs.o.sk, HsN 6Nk 11is5nAsls9 Essta AaatAada
Will b seafy yqe.
, 1876-05-02

5pccsat Dispatch to The Chtedoo Tribune.
EALT LAKE, May 1.-1'rla1s OF the parties in
dtctcd for connection with tho Mountain Meadow
massacre will commence again 1t DeAysr, Utah,
sarls this month";
, 1876-05-02

TuRPEhTlNE.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. May 1.-5plrtss OF turpen-
tine quiet IT 2B15o.
, 1876-05-02

San FRANCISCO, May 1.-sunday evening, the
Chinese quarter Of tho Town Of Antioch. near
the mouth OF Tie San Joaquin River. Was burn
cd. Thcro Ia no doubt white cttizous sst the
lre, instigated by tho fact TINT number OF
white boyH Ind boen discovered to be vic.
tins OF their own indlscrat1on in visiting
the lowd dors Of that portion Of tho town.
The Chlnese had boon previously warned to
,oavo town on tho first knowledge Of tho fact
Saturday taat and most Of them obeyed tho
order, Those who remained till the fire broke ont
fed unmo!estod. All the houses buraod except
two. which were removed this morning. No
pp1aoual violence wna offered tho Chnoso.
though tho excitement MAS great. and large
crowd gathered To Witnes8 tho destruction Of the
habitaitonB.