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GERMANY.

LONDON. April 2.-pEuco Bismarck celebrated
hta cd btrthdny Saturday, md unB personally
congratulated By tho Emperor, tue Grown Prince,
tho Diplomatic Corps, tho Federal Council, mud
tue Legislative Deputios, soreDaddd by tho bnnd
Of tho Imperial Gunrd, and received oongratula-
honB by telegraph tsom tho King Of Davaria.
TIE CEETENkTAL.
Tho 0ernian Hoycrnmont Intends appointing
% n1cmEo1B Of Its jury at tho Phi!aaolphia Ex-
rositlon lieErs Krslpp and Borsig.
FOllIHCon1H1 REGAL INTERVIEW.
:. DENIIA, April a-Tho Vosstscha ZeitnnJspub-
lahoR rumor thnt tho forthcoming interview
betwoon Queon Victorfa aud tho Emperor
William is for tho purpoae OF concluding treaty
for eeason to the aerman Empire Of tho right
Of the Duke Of Edinbrrg as hoIr preeumptivo to
tho Duchy OF fSa1o-Cobourg and Qothn.
Won AoLTkE.
LoSnor. April 3.--Tho Daily 1slegraph's
SPECIAL from HoFlin tntfmatos that Con. Won
Motko will probably rcnga his Office NJ Chlot-ot-
STAT Of the army ut tho concluAion OF bis fur
lough. and b. succeeded by Con. Wartoualobon.
, 1876-04-03
EGYPT.
FINANCES.

LoHpoH, April at u tumorel that Mr.
Caves report shoEs tho financial situation Of
Egypt not tloaposnte as tho books Of tho Khe-
dive dctnonhtrato tho receipts Of tho country to
DO moro thao sufficient TO pay tho iatoress
on the dobs and sinking fund. Tho lonting debt
amounts To about -ct4 600 900. Provision can bo
mado for this by raialng saxca aud inaroaainR
tho tncomo from the porta of Alexandria and
1amnilia+ Tho report ceasuxos tho expenditure
on unproductiVo rallroada and lnrge industrial
establishments. Many OF tho hitter, particularly
tho cotton and sugar work8 Of tho Khodlve. arc
beloved to havo een workod u q loss.
TIE AHYssIH1AH uNP1RAsANrNEus.
LONDON, April 3.-Tho Tines Alexandria dis
patch eays The Hing Of Abysania sont envoya
aaking for peacc,, md afterwards mRdo
impossible demands tot troasy Of
commerce before tho peace Was signed sud the
payment OF war expenses. Tho EgyplIans sro
fortifSfnR tho strong POSITIONS Commanding
passoa They Will garrison shoao and withdraw
tho remainder Of the troops during tho rainy
season. It Is suggeatod that neutral territory
be formed to proront future collisions between
Ahyssinia and Egypt. It. Is reported that Priuco
Tigso has rogoltot, moving on Adowa. Many
possona favor the tdoa Of placing Thooloro'H
son on tho 'throne, uuder guarantee.
, 1876-04-03
k1E4ICQ.


Flcts8TuDEs or oun oiTlzEaa IN THAT COUNTRY.
aptetal Dtspateh to 7'as Chicago 7riaun<.
WARRINGTON, D. O., April 2.-Col. Bch[ctcher,
Who represented tue Brownsville Dlatrles Of
Ts1as. has received dispatches from hss con-
'tituenta In regard to tho revolutionary nove-
mont now In progress at Matamoras, but they
eontaln almost nothing In addition to the par
NculsEs published today by tho Asaociated
Press. Ila explains that Con. Labhrra, CON-
handing tue Moxic&a Federal troopa at Mata-
noFas, has ieviod two forced iohns upon tho citi-
Gems Of that town, tho aecond within q few days.
Bono Of the foreign residents, including Amor
naa cidzons, hhya refused to pay tho suma
ss, sovaod upon them, aud among thom was
6ustendal the man Who, On Thursday
o!Rht. "a pnnlshment, Was placed on top Of tho
ps1Apee wall In Aatamoras. Tho only action
which our Government can properly tako In the
promises u TO dauaand that our citizens doing
paslness In Matamoraa shall mol be treated With
rlotencs q subjected to tho impositlpp Of illegal
tetssd t, iosn, caused In return. a.DS orde4s efs
upon the Moxtco Custom-uouss for 70.
"a %i1ston ,aS Of dutfes equal in amount
- - ~ por cant Of the sum collected, and, should
fH.ae5s ~ would 70 doubt, be houored, but il, ~
T. oeaeved "a diplomatic ciruiea, tho seyoution-
49,. ~ sacoeed " oVerthzowing Lerdoe 0oyorn-
sas, s.sa hney sopld 70 worthless, Prompt mpss.
a a.ss ntll be tsksa BY our dovsrnmen to protsot
~ e'uzeas - ~ ~ 1t can be properly dona.
, 1876-04-03

THE RAPID HATE At WHICH IT rnocEEpA
Srsetds Dhpateh to 1Ae Ch1taaa 1rtbuna
WAsu1NaTos, D. g.. April 2.-Tho amount OF
greenbacks deposited with tho Ttonaurcr of tho
United States during the month Of March by
National Banks desiring to Withdraw thoir circu-
lstion aud realizo upon thur bonds amounted
to e5.80a 600. This id tho lhrgost contraction
Of tho currency which haa avor occurred during
atngta month undor tho provisions of tho
Banking sct Of Juno 20, 1874. Tho immediate
effect of these deposits OF legal money
for tho Withdrawal Of National Bauk
circulation fa to produce contraction OF groom.
backa. Ito ultfmato effect is 10 roduoo tho vol
ume OF National Banks In circulation. Treas-
urer Nov, who, before assuming hia present po-
tttion, waa President Of = National Bauk, and Ia
familiar with national banking business Of tic
country, la nndoratood to estimate that tho con-
traction Of tho currency under the Banking got
Of June 20, 1874, during tho romaining nfno
months OF The present caloudar yoaI, will
be over 100000, ,010-tn othos words,
while tho nominal volume Of bank-note cIrot1ln-
lion now outstanding i8 e951, 900, ,000 II will be
reduced by Jan. l. 1877. to $252, Doc, ,n00 Tho
estimate Of Comptroller OF tho Currency Knox
Ia underatood to DO somewhat smaller though,
Ia hia opiniont It will reach $50 0DO DDO or &C.,
u00,00o. THIS process Of contraction, which is
now going On Ut such d rapid rate, ia worry
striking commentary On tho wisdom of the
Congress which passed tho Banking act at 1874.
Aud whoao object nas m oxpanaion Of tue our
tenpys
, 1876-04-03

plymouth Church Being Gradually
Driven to ttle WnsI-An Impartial

Plymouth Church Being Gradually
Driven to THE Tnsj-An Impartial
fnyosslEntfosa Inevitable.
Srtstat Dspateh T. Ths Chteaao 1Tloun4
NEW YoaK, April 2+--Tho great scandal bat
assumed new snapo, which may prove import.
ant In q few weeks aud result in now inres,iga.
uoa Of Plymouth affairs BY Comusaion not
appointed on tho plau proposed by tho lato Ad-
Tlsory Council. There a1o two pLnsas OF tho
movement both of which are very pe,p,e1lng to
Becoher and Ills friends. The first phase ia
thta: Bowen offered to provo by N1rs. bradshaw
and Mrs. Richards tho oft-aasortea declarations
TINT Mrs. Tilton confessed to them her repeated
adutor3 witt, Dcechor, lustiaed, as aho claimed,
Oh tue ground Of hor husbands ipldeitlos.
Mr. bradshaw appeared before Plymouth Exam
in,ug Committee viii, bis rifo's affidavit
to this otfoct, md otrosod to tell all ho know In
standardization OF IT, This exposed nowon's plan
to tho Committee. which decided, Gu tho eug-
Gesstou Of Clerk Iilnoy, that Mr.. Bowen must
first establish tho trnth OF his own, not
N!ton'B chnrges. nnd thus headed of
tho Bchemo, for Bowen t,ad alroRdy betrayed tho
fact rpat hc canuot provo his own charges. Tho
Hattcr rests hors for tho present. but, Of conrac
sa ! sass t assasS as.s e e e os s
theso afildavits will como up, snu havo to
bc disposed OF. A!rcady tho Commit
too recognize this otrar to ho
50 sorio,'s that they nso already declaring that
ht1p, Tilson must have been inaane WHOM eho
u,ado auch confession. The second pbaso OF
tho present trouble is this /: For moro than q
wosk past Prof. E. O. 8mytho and
Prof. Moad and anothor 1ne.nbor Of tho
faculty Of Andover College Lave boon in
brooklyn examining various Witnesses, no.
only al to what they knou, but as to thoir yill-
ingnees to tostify hoforo tho Commisalon cofati-
tutad by tho Advisory Counsel. 1t will bo To-
naan,bcred that tho primary condition OF that
Counsel was that somo person should make him.
self Responsible for tho charges within sixty days
The inquiry Of Profa. 6ulytho and Mead WAS
with view to assuming or getting eon,o OF tho
wituessea to assuno responsibility for tho
chargas. Without exception /; Mouiton, HRS.
Moulton. Mfy. BrhdslAw, Mr. md Mra. Rich
arsls, md oil tho important witnosscs do
clsrod omphatteaIIy that they, would not
testify boforo ftho Commission called
BY the Advisory Council. but would
toll oil they knew to q Mutual Council! called
by Andovos, or = committee appointed by An
dovor. to Investigate. rrof. snythe also Visited
and convoraed with Mrs. Tillan, and finally
with hor husband, with what result Ia un-
known.
, 1876-04-03

Tho Rsgiet1Ar~ General roporza that tho births
registered tn Scotland In tho year 1875 wsro
12s ,t99, q 35.4 per thousand OF Tho estimated
population tho deaths wsre 8l,78a, or 2s.4 per
pe< thousand. All three ratios sra above the
sseTege Of tbs preceding ten years, bus the ex-
csss u etaatest ta tho deAths tdeit average b.
tng only 22.2 per sLonsand. Tbs blsth-rate Ia
alMoat identical with that which tbs yoAr's TO-
turns from England show, but sho death'Eats 10
o.6 per Thousand htHhes than that Of England.
The mean OF Hfty.tive stations Of ths Mateofo-
logical aocisty Of Bootland shoHs r&!utaa of
a908 iuches III tho year. which Ia OF incl aboVo
The Eotusns show range OF tempesstata from
dog. at Wo!tlss, Ito1bu18h. In January, 10 B9.7
deg. In July II barry, Ioltxrshi1e.
, 1876-04-03
WASHINGTON,
DrRn'B TESTIMONY.

WAsn1soTon, D. O., Apr1l 2.-The special
Committee on the so-eal1od whisky frauds in
Missouri examined yesterday Col. Dyer, Uplto1
6tatea District Attorney at st. Louis. Tho or
nm!nntlon laatcd nbous throo hours, and was
exhaustive, It was, honaver. rather disappoint-
ing to the Committee, as Mr.. Dyer now eooms
10 think tint ali tho snspicions he frankly adj
mits ho at ono time entertained OF everybody
at Washington. except Becretary Dsiatow and
Solfctor Wilson. wsro gronnd!ess. Tho testi-
mony taken by thc Grand jury vas given to tho
dofcnso by o juror namod Fox. ono Of tho two
who Afterwards came hore aad gsvo tie teati-
rnony hway, getting In somo wav hia son ap-
inat orcning. b1r. Kuott informed lin That lo
would DO noedod again In wook or ton Days.
, 1876-04-03
PlERREPONT.
Is he CROOKED, roo

Special Dtpateh 10 1h< Chfcaqs 1ttbu1s.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 2.--These ia a prom
iss OF still another scandal investigation growing
cut Of the conduct Of the war. Au effort ia
now making to order an Investigation iuso tho
Rate to the Goyarpmont In 1865 OF two old
steamers, tho Empire City and the Illinois, 9or
e600,0 Il Is sasd that thsso ycssels wore
Eotton hulks, not worth moro than
e76, 900. One Of thom, 1t ia said, wont
10 tho City Of New York for hospital purposes,
and has ayar since been practically useicsa 10
tia oukoF bny. The steamora Horo owned bY
Mhrahatl Q. Nohorts, and tho hAlo WAS negotiated
by Edwards Pierropont then attorney for Iioberts,
now Attorney General. Tho charge Ia mado
that some curioua thiuRa might DO learned about
The dssttlbutson Of the 5000. 900. Gen. Metsa,
purchase Of tho yeAsela. and Lis testimony, It
d expected, will DO the baala OF this new in-
Festgatton.
, 1876-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS


NEw Yonk, April 2.-humoted crooked whisky
frauds, such NJ recently created such sxcito-
mont at tue VAST ha7o boon dlscovosod in Now
York and Brooklyn, and Government officials
aro taking stops to prosoou.o cortala parties.
aoYeral Helzuros Of books arc reported, made on
tho ground Of Justification OF ontries, and the
ovlonco ot fraud Ia 80 patent that the cases
have been reforred to Tho United Etstes Grand
Jury nov In aoBslon.
afnwAUEEE.
Special Disnatth % 7hs Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April IA letter received
bore from Judge Cato, Representative Of the
Eighth District OF wisconsin In Congress, atates
that tho Whisky 1nvoatigating Committee vii!
rcceivo testimony In tho Milwaukee cnsca, and
doslres that tho nauoa Of witnesEsos be sent On .
, 1876-04-03
MILITIA ORDER.

Spsefol Dtspaith 10 The CAseaao 2fsaaak
Brn1NuxlElu, ILL.,, April 1.-Tho following o.
dor was promulgated to-day,
sTAFx or lLI1NoEs, ApJurAAT-3xxxaAI,s Dyyzog.
No. Ths Wstseta nlfea. commanded by oapt. II.
i. peors tho panvillo Guards, Commanded by 4. 81.
man; and tho Dsnvilta Light pattery, commaadea by
Capt. L. Winter a5e for tha purposes Of drill and ds-
clpna consolidated inso battalion to be known As
tho ne ocesa Of thts battalion requested to eot
a psnyille, yeFmilon County. on Thursday, ApHl
tho Danyile duazds the purpose Of siecting etd
and stsl oo1cess - follows: ons Major. one Adju-
end Chaplain confor1nng In principle 70 dsneri ose
der Nos. tsom these hcadguarters, under dAte of
Dec, a, 1876. The Adtutant0enera Of ta 8tats vii
b. present to ksaist In the work OF Organization
Mattcts pertaining 10 rules and Ftgrlsttons md unl
form vii booome proper subjects for tisouAnon and
adoption 1t that mealing W osdcs Of tbs dorasnor
and CommAndcr-in.Chiof.
II. HnItAAp. Adtutsu&deneEAI.
, 1876-04-03
FRANCE,

DEAL IN UDANO.
LONDON April 2.-Tho rumors that tho 3d.
c[otia aeuerale haa concluded IN arrangement
with tho Peruvian Government IN reference 10
the Guano contract, aud pezuyisn securities
have advanced to 20.
GuyYET's OBNOXIOUS 9AEss GAG.
LONDON, April 8.-A Paris dtspAtoh to the
Times reports that the Government has sont
circular to tho presoots cautollng tho tnstr,lc-
Aona Issued by tho la&s Minister Buffet which
granted the arbitrary power OF withdrawing IT,
papara not approved Of BY tho authorities.
MnB+ HJQHAhD9oH.
The fuueral services OF Mrs. William 4. Rich.
ardBon wera performed At Pasls Wednesday.
The body waa embalu,ed, and awaits ths arrival
Of Judge Richardson for transportation to Mas
eAchu29kkS,
, 1876-04-03
CASUALTIES.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT,
SpectoE Dlspatch to The Chstaao IFtbun4,
MclaEooa, Ia., April 2-Quito sorious sccf-
dont occurred last evening on tho Decorsll
Branch Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Peul
Railfo0d. Tho track spread, aud tho passenger
coach was procIpitated down an cmbankmoat
There wero twoutY or.more passengers iu the car.
Bix woto injured, two seriously. Mra. robert
steors, Of Couoves, thigh bsokon And Injured
internally; Il. 4. Chase, two ribs broken and
body severely bruised John uulvereon, Of Bos-
cobei, severely injured internally; Mrs, John
nulvorson. largo cut across tho forcnead: Miss
Wolcott, Of Mc0ragor. cash acrosa tho eve, not
serious; Chaslsa HAzris, Of Annmosa, body
bruisod, but nothing serious. Others were In.
lttfed slightly. Tho paaseDgeEa vera taken to
Decoral aud cared for.
, 1876-04-03
The OmInous Rate at Which Contrac-
tion Of tho Currency
Progresses.
piorrcpont Alleged to Have Sold
tho Government $4,000
Worth for 5000, 900.
d Few Figures from the Tariff Bill
Now Before tho Committee Of
Ways md Means.


EXTRAORDINARY,
ALL GOVERNMENT nultp1xos TO DE WITHOUT
oAu. WATER, AND ATTENDANCE
Special Ufspafch TO Tho Ch,ea1" TRIBUNE.
WAsn1norov, y. c., April 2.-Tho Secretary Ct
tho ,Tronaury. rs tho result Of Cabinet do
oiHiou has sent to oil persons having tho charge
Of Government buildings the following circular
relating to tllo appropriation for fue, light, and
Nator,
pristion asde for fuei sat, snd wa.sr md 1uscea-
ending June ~, ls7e Il nearly exhausted: and Ia
connection thcfewh, 10 Soc. 500 Revised Htatutta
Witch provides TINT no Department Of thu aororntncs
shslt eTrsnd in any fiscal year auy IN
s e z asi yt q . sss u ossos,ss. sossss
Sera s q
e ead section, snd to incur no expenditures Of ay
kind whaevor on account OF she Department Which
would 70 proper charGo against tho appropriation
xnfcrred o. anil 70 that sud you viii ehut on as and
waser IN tho e'ailugs under yout zuptriutendpuce
paid from tlais appropriation. .. u. DRu7ow.
NO PITCH not.
Unlees Congroau shall tako some immediate
action, tho scault Of this order will be great
national misfortune. Tho !ighta in tho New
York rost-otEce viii bo alut of within day or
two, in obedience to this order. Thia Will COM
pei tho cessation Of Ill nght~work In that onlco,
where most of tho malls aro n,nde up as
night. Tho sasno rosult will bo apparont
In fow days In most Of tho lending
cities. unleas m immediate appropriation
is mado. The law ia mandatory, md tho
Administration Inns no alternative. The atteu-
tion OF tho Appropriation Committee WAS three
weeks ago called to this condition ot Affairs, but
nothing has been douo, Tho Government
of1icals ray that next year, whom tho niggardly
appropriations now proposed by tho Democratic
Houso give out tho 0ovornmout will bo Grip
FLED In similar manner In nearly avery do
pa1tment Of tho public eeryico.
, 1876-04-03

Special Dtspateh To 7hs CAtedo" 1t.bun&.
PEoR1A,. ILL.,, April 2-Ths Church OF the
Messiah mas crowded this afternoon 10 Witness
tho funeral se1vlcsa Of the Hon. John ulmlin,
whose death occurred On Thursday night. Tbs
services ue1o conducted by Or. utbbayd, OF
Chicago, who WAS lifelong friend OF Mr.. LIAM
lin. The city police foroe, the Council, Mayor
loblnsou. the city officers. sad the Old eettlora'
6ocioty marched to tho church IN body FROM
tho Uity-Hall. Tho remains were lntasred in
GprInRaAle C0uactafY,
, 1876-04-03

0ns dollar s1pendod now In purchasing = bott4 Of
Jaynsb KEpseto1ant BY those troubled with aliRht
cough Or hosftene&s Or throat may says the ey.
peaas ot doctors bl neglected cough often nusls in
consumption. slight Inflammation af tho lining Of
the wtndsubes, the usasl synptoins Of which
throat aud Pstn In tbs lseaAt, fFequauky leads h,
bronchits d4ys doay may entail months ii suYer-
ng. Dsttof tfy 1t Jayneb Expsctosaut, at4pd.
I'd by thopxAuu4,
, 1876-04-03
NOTES AND NEWS,
WHY ANEa HEgIonrb7

spsfta1 Dtspateh to tn Chicago 7ttsunx,
WARRINGTON, D. G.. April 2-doy. Amsa. of
miaslasippl. according 10 recent tpfokuatlon.
hsa specific object In resigalng to Avoid the
eaect OF impsschmens, which, under Tho Con,
satutlon Of Mtsaisaippi, forever aisqualiaes from
holding ofice. Tbs acceptance OF h!s sseians-
Aoa; snd The dismissal Of tho Impeachment mo-
eeedin2s makes = political future sttu po.sibis
sof Anses IN ttae 6tato. This aen. Butler, Amoa,
, 1876-04-03
PORTUGAL.

LONDON, April ga telegram 10 tho Daily
Nst0s from L4aboa announces that tho stean
transport 1ndta has sAiled from the Tagus With
4 cargo OF exhibits tor tha Phtladalphia Exhib1-
tioo. The steamer IL 10 touch Il The Axpts4 for
additional contributions.
, 1876-04-03

4 rnAdIoAL couar BukNA.

HAVANA, April Ain ono Of the courts 3es.
to-day. after IN angry controversy ovcr claia1,
the marquis Of Argudiu, ~ hs was leaving tue
room. struck Bonos Banchaz 1swAgua. The lat
ter pulled ! revolver and shot tho Marquis, who
died sllla morning. The pazties Ars wealthy and
Nell.kaown,
, 1876-04-03

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
QURENsFowN, April 2.-Tha steamer Illinois,
from Philadelphia, has arstyed.
boaros. April a-Arriyed, the steamer 8lhesiA
from Liverpool
NEW Yoakt April 2.-A11lvsd, tho steamer Ro-
public, from Liverpool
, 1876-04-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Throat Affections and E10afAcnex.-
Al suffering from irritation Of tha Throst aud Hoarse-
~: w % :eteAbly surprised 1t the almost ill.,
nod!ats se!!st Afforded by ths uAe Of "Dsownt
bronchial Tfoches,H
, 1876-04-03

INV YoRK. April 2-deo. Sherman aud the
Secretary Of War. Who we1o In town to-day, maas
\ yialt to Fort Hamilton. Tho buatneas vas
partly official and partly complimentary. There
uAs full dEess Mspeotioa Of szoopa.
, 1876-04-03


The agurea aboyn include specie. The infur-
enco drawn by an ordinary peraon from tho
aboyc atatoment ia that tho balance OF trado
wag largely In favor Of tho United States. But
whom It IL borne in mind that during tic ycarg
mentioned over e500, 100000 OF United Statos
bonds wore sold In Europe, tho proceeds Of
which have not found thsLr WY to this country,
but havo remalnod abroad, Swallowed up by Oh
indebtedness, tho thing becomes littlo obscure,
and suggests tue idoa that exports were roal-
II 417B, ,208, 420 grentet than our exports during
tho four yeasa quoted. No have boon doing vory
foolish thing in paying forolgneEa money when It
should DO pouring into t1,ta country instead,
that the businosa Of undertaking morcAandiBo
Is carried On so largely TINT statistics have bo-
come OF comparatively Email while in iose1min-
ing my question rotating 10 tho baanoo OF trade,
Thoso who nre a. all convorsant with tho facta
arc wali aware that tho Uutsod Btase8 Is stlIl
drawing upon tho outsido world IS largely aa
in orcoas Of our exports, statistics 10 tfo con- con.
ttary notwithstanding.
, 1876-04-03
TURKEY.
TIE BIO DOCS BANKING,

LONDON. April 9.-Ths Daily Te.eqraph's nsr-
In dispatch aaJs negotiations for the paoidcs-
tioo ot Herzegovina sre now regarded ~ hA.ius
fallen through. Tha poHess eeziousiY oonsem-
, 1876-04-03

New YonH, April 1.-Jamos e. Gray. who ab-
seconded four years ago with a largo amount OF
monoy obtained from meulberH OF the Block Ex-
change aud banka, WIZ arrested to.1ay In Lon
don.
, 1876-04-03
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1saroN, D. O., April al =. m.-Fos ths
Upper Lake region, falling barometer, oapterly
followed by wessqrly winds, cloudy weather, and
rain or anox, with stationary temperature.
LOCAL oDaKnyAT1oSB.
UMIoA0o, April T.
, 1876-04-03

A DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN MAINE.
GARDINER, Ne., April 1.-1saae paga this
morning killed bis wife who had just giyen birth
to clild. and thon killed himself.
, 1876-04-03

VIC MEN K1ILEO.
NEW ORLEANS, La.. April 2.-Tho hoIsttng ap-
pa1atus Of grain elevator on the leyea in tue
Sixth District, gave way to-day. fatally injuting
Jules Cameron and Thomas uayea.
, 1876-04-03
ITALY.
DEAD.

LONDON, Eng., Aprt' IA dispatch from Homo
to the Daily Neus Announces tho death Of ox-
Deputy Lobbia, tho attempt 10 aasasntnato whom
excited tho H]loto Of Italy soruo yoaln ago.
, 1876-04-03


BOSTON, April 2.-Fout men were injured by
breaking ladder as small fro On pharlsssov1
Neck Tonight.
, 1876-04-03

Hurnettss UocoAtno II the best aud
chaavext hals-tlsessiug II thu world.
, 1876-04-03


Naw YoRK. April 1.-Alollio 1lolbrook, Of Chi
cago potorlety. md Mary Hing wcse arrested to,
day uhilo shop. lifting.
, 1876-04-03

AT BAY CITY MICH.
!sntetal Dispatch to 1'hs Chtcaao Irfbune
EAST SAGINAW, April 2.-patker i Lloyd'a fur
nitura manufacturing sLop at Bay City waa
bu1nrd yesterday. Loss, $500; no insursnce.
, 1876-04-03

A stlll-slaEm OF fire, caused By tho explosion
Of eau Of kerosene III the grocoty~storo Of
Carl Druggaman, No. 294 Milwaukee avenue,
nas taken to Engine Company No. at 9;l5 !Ast
eycninE. pamngo, about so.
, 1876-04-03

n1ato hfmed Intervention. II thfh should provo
tontion 10 maintain the poaco Of Europe.
, 1876-04-03

NENH QOSTON, MASS,
BORON, April 2.-Tho 6no summer residence
OF g. ". Galloupe, of Boston, known ns Ocoan
Wow Cottage, near Phillips Point, swnmpsco.t,
VAS burned to-day. LOSS, e40,GOU. lnBtl1auco.
$4,000, II Is supposed to haya boon iIccndia-
~.
, 1876-04-03

V1cRsDUno, miss., April 2.-Chrls Jones, Cap.
tain Of fcrry-boa., was killed to-day by Col
Mkrtin Keary. aud others. Jopes was Keary't
son-in-law. Keasy was badly Injured by olnb.
hing inflicted NTH gun.
, 1876-04-03

Maximum thetmometGE. 80. Minimum. 81.
dENkAAL onaHRyArt0Na.
CHICAGO, April 3-Mldu,kht,
, 1876-04-03
CARSON,
PIRIE' & CO.,


Havo just opened Wcrk4Roum for
tho manufacture OF Cloaks and Suits,
enporintonded by Herr Hoseuthal.>
from Berlin, who will guarantee en-
tire satisfaction aud O perfect 1T i'm
overy instance.
Cloaks and Suits made to ORDER
also quitting and fitting done 1t reae>
sonable prioos.
We haVe now on hand q NICE lint
Of Clonks and Suits made bV Barr1
Rosenthal, which the ladies' ere COR
daily invited to inspect.
Cashmere Cloaks at #6, 90, ~, 10.
and $40, tho abandonment goods ever
shown IN this market for the money.
q Moe line OF Stuff Huit8 at 3lQs
sl2, sl6, @lo, and $40, and upwarde
which cannot be surpassed for atyl&
and oheapness.