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CASUALTIES.


AN OLEAoENCus BLAZE.
pARkxn'a LANDING, Pa., April 11.-At $40 his
morning H. ooobsrrel oiltank, belonging 10 6randln
b bfayhast situated at Lear Greek 9tation on III Q
Allegheny Valley 1ia1lroad. VIA struck by lightning,
bursting tho upper rings Of tho tank, and throwing
tie burning oil two adjoining tanks Of tho Union
lo Company. At 23o thia afternoon the throo tanks
OF which belonged TO arandin Il MayhArt, mud t!lu
remainder to tho untou ldpo Company. Should tho
wind alift 10 another quarter additional tank lo
tng 10 90 barrels OF tho Union N1n uomtanys VII,
vii. also DO consumed rsrsons having crutiit bal-
anrcs III tho lluo will 10 asseastd pro rata according
10 the oss a,lstaluod. The tanks NOW burning a10
valued 81 $1t,ooo, md tbs oil lost will amount 10
$4,000 Bhould tho other tank take nre tho Total loes
on tanl:s will b. 81. coo, and Oh oil $l25. 600.
The Atlantic Comianya ~ 000-bafrel Iron tank, at
uoayor ripo Station, was also struck BY lightning At
A:so thia morning. sud, after burning foir hours,
c1ttuguaha1 bJ Tho Agency of atalm. Tho probable
luss u $4,000,
, 1876-04-13

6rxn1IKo, ILL.,, Arr io.-Tlare IL intense In
terest nauifeste1 In ,he sosulia OF your efforts 10
freq the city from the rule OF Thieves. blackegs md
balot-bor gtufIcss. Tbs feeling seeuls To 10 that,
II your people Will submit you deserve no sympathy,
and will get nonc. Theirs is for ynt long
thero il unadorued lau-pGHt Ia tle citY. Home
who thought Of lunking Chicago the!r future home
havo given 1t up. Bhnnle people who taya l,o-
coma 10 t,nbecilo. nnd buried up IN mouoy,making
deep, that they will lit theis beautiful city be ruined
remedy. and II your people arc ohuso not 10
II, corarly hot to n1ecnte 1t, then lei theln
submit In 1!entc, And receive tho coutcmTt they 10
richly dcssfye. A. A. 4.
, 1876-04-13

RFHlL 9F0"EH3s
s1u4efaI Dtspatfh to Tia CAfeu1o Tribune.
McdHEoon, H.. April l2-Iast night rain fe1l in
torrents. Immediately tho streets, cellars, Ana
lower storiea Of bsdlugs Main streos Allied with
wates. Tho wats1 Is feet deep In tho st1cot rrota
lis damage 10 proporty 5000. Tho principal losers
aro - follows: City of McGregoz. $4,000; jarrett
Wilson, dry good and groceries, 5000 Robert Liusay.
retail groceries. al.2oo: retorzon lsamsge, drug.
rna aaos ups r1aR k.1aTss4s S,nss md snd
vsgonstock, ttD0 @. II. baron. dry gooda and gro
csrtes, 500; David Hammer, loae on dwelling and
furniture. t5n0 Other parties au6csa1 nora or lesa
al along Main street
Special Uispateh "a ThS C1ieaee 5ftte~s.
BURLINGTON, Ia, April t1-A heavy ra!n-storm to-
night swelrd tho IIAwkuyo Oreok to 4 torrent. the
Happy Hollow, basin n its courss through tho oy
was Inundated. and tho !nhnhttsna conreied to fec
for their llYoa All succeeded In escaping oxcept
family Of throa pesnop1, who Nsfs Imprisoned In
upner room until they ere rescued With stiH BY the
F1re DApAttmeDk
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Epsoulation a. to How Germany Would
View Such IN Event.
RcrylA Leyies o Forced I.onn and Orders
Troops TO tho Frontier.
A Report that tho Daunblan Principals
ties viii Join III tho Instruction.
The Vatican Inccnsed at the Prospect
Of Religious Liberty in Spain.
4 REMOVAL sf tho Tbrcat 10 Withdraw tho Papa1
Hunofo from Madrid.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
RUSSIAN JOURNALS TALK PLAINLY.

- ..I, =, MI. .,-, .c.,,t
Ftdemosh fssiow1ug tho political s!tuation In En-
rooa aasa: arhs relations Of tho Great PoWors 10
III, a.hs. 1...a rn.nx thtno. IL In vjshad far.
Fns,.na fod % and nusst. a,st,ust .e.ch other,
Tho relations between Husasa ana AHsH'a arc
hot clear. Andraesy's poetion 10 runaofed to be
.nhfruoua. Int a now Ministry would maks
tt.rSsh, b.t-eor au,,t. .o r,u..I1 rnrv doub tfu1
.slenasap pes"een Au'u's =. .ne '., .su.ss..e
An dndefstAndlDR cannot Oo e"As"oleo saostne'o'3'
II depends upon this Or that person who for the mo-
mont holds Tho hela, Gcsmany's demoanpr in regard
70 tno .aS'e1a auoe'lo" - NV na'usen'' %"N,,
" ensblo people 10 koo" wnss past tHe "1H
play In tho fntusc although Germany has declared
hhn Will iesyo the initiative In Turkish affairs to nuH-
.r.,s,. ,rhar. :. M ,e.son tn ennrud, that
~. ~" -" aeas.4.at Nv ~, , ~ ~ S., o ~ ~ 80
tho Hor!lh cao1net Will scniain 1assFe "neh tne oe
tlstEo moment arrives. R1stsa csti!nhtos otriusn
friendships A tho Same yA1uc that Germany docs 1u8
49,. .h nI-.,tu.t.nc.. ,ha r,.t.rr
auu9, ' ~ ... t..r
Question: mlght rEp'oho eoi'n'c' pe'"ee"
nnhles vsfu1Y po,nt 10 tho bond Of frteusp uniting
pnssia ani facrn,nv ,n ts l,tt.r,o for
Iusstss Id in re"tortnR Gcran tsuty Lit Thankful
Per- L. unano.n to apanats n'maFea ' not s7'n
Ihe oo9s s.sts ast sveFs so,sem n11esq y
dirarsd .aanst tha acsyns md thejr r1eh,eolls ro
a.~t. II. ant.rns. ~ Wn,.Ja rcnm,res shnre ali
knr. ,bs 1n.;ntsnsncc of nesre. hnt uusss. noyer-
h.ie! r.nnnt shsn1nn In nroieclorahip Of Turkiah
rhrisfisnt for I'm snks of sny ailIance low.
s1sr oeyated or sny frien1shir, howsYer intimate
Hu.as Ths sttsr win roach lis aim sooner tAau the
formor,
THE czAR'H PROGRAMME.
MAapNDuRu. Apri! l9.--Ths HdgasohTper xefntf'g
II - 'n ny ,..,a m a,aas ~
n."n...ts -, vsp s~Ae - s0S'' As @'"''
, 1876-04-13

THE POOL LINES,
Tia managers Of klo pool lineA le.dinE from tht
city hold meeting yesterday At ths oce Of tho Pitts
burg, Fort Whyno h Chicago Railroad. Afsor
lengthy discussion, II waa decided 10 1cducs tho t1c
On grain from 10 TO IS cents por 100 pounds from Obi
cago to Now York. T1s rate tlonr WIS teduced 10
10 cents per ba.ret Fousth-cass freight reduced
from ~ to 10 ccnts pcr 100 pounds. This acticn Was
ha In consideration Of the opeuing Of navigation. II
ii believed, however, By soveral raroadmou that tho
raso on grain must cbmo down To 50 conss II tho roads
mean to csEry my during tho aummer. ThoEe
ors to tbs eoct that tho relations bstweon tito vari
qua lines composing tue Eateru pool anything but
harmonious, and that tho combustion stands IN i'm:
Saratoga sIlfanco. Tho Michigan Central and tho
T4ttsburg, Pors Wayne Chicago Railroads greatly
dissatisfied With tho Michigan BoushtrD, which they
claim IL continually violating the agreement. Al
these charges have boen ma1e agslnst tha line
s formation of tho pool tl,ero can b but little
doubt That there ta xornB truth In tAeIn.
, 1876-04-13
TELEGRAPH Su[T.

rscins Tse9rsp Company axa!nst George H. Prescott,
Et,tetR UHlun roeRrsph Company Thoulas 4. Eli.
soE, and Samuel w. 6erFs JuiGs a4r, tho Superior
Court today granted Injunction parts E.sszain.
lug ds!endants from prosecuting applications for
pttsn4 fog ths fl4on duplex tu4lsu1aeplA.
, 1876-04-13

WARRINGTON, D. g., April 1J-l =. n,.-For tho
Upper Mississippi sud Lower Missouri yalsys sud
Upper Lakes, stationary or rising barometer, cooier
uor.hsrly wluds, partly cloudy aud clearing wuath.s
Fnr tho Lower Lakos aud Nlddts Hates. sahter.y
Winds stationary Or lover temperature, cloudy vestn.
u, and potsihy light rains. -.....-
Special UispattA to JAs CAieaao ft,suns.
EAsT H4GsaAw, NIch., April 11.-Ths water Ia tbs
Bagtnav urer has ttaell ~ inches snes Sunday nooI
aud IL still coming up. All tho low country tenH
this city IL oysrhowed. Tremendous thunderstorm
passed ever Inst night.
LOCAL obsKDrATIoNE.
ftugcAao. 1ur1if1
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FRANCE.


A1oThkA ELkOTloN ANNULLKD.
PAA1s, April 31.-Ths Chasnhes has Annnlled tho
Lection Of Ktllst, Conservative.
FAikuuNA.
PAAu, April l2.-Efeatdens MacaIahou has FArdonsd
evarsl inhabitants OF 1assees who Nets imprisoned
ps participation tn tho Commune.
, 1876-04-13
FEVER AND AGUE.

,Fo,st and A4us saro 70. fty oonss, Thsss IL nots
tssneda agent IBIS world thAt will fsy nd a9uA
aud at nthUr lualAriAuss bs, sehrlb typo yellas.
eat cthoe farers t4ded by Iladwaya Ps, 10 quick -
NAlway's ItsAds leslcl. Fifty centa poE bottle.
Sold by u1&siah.
, 1876-04-13
MIKE EVANS.
He and His Associates Still Insist on
Holding On.
Tho Committee Did Not Pay
Them II Visit Yesterday.
Efforts Of Their Friends to Induce Them
10 Quit.
Examination Of The Policemen Who Guarded tho
Batlot.Boxes.
THE SOUTH TOWN FRAUDS.
LIE CDMNIrtEK.

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'Hc 9ou ~ ,,'., Uwm s"0e
li& coaA4ilAk'
Al tho Espoeision meeting a COMMITTEES OF
%,.ort, ,iys r,,iyena VIVA nnro,nts1 tn sAa thA |
town o'1'cofs. GFans, ol7esoo' ASA'' Aao @an.
,'s,nha,. ~ thssCon,nIttoe had not hoou mar
aan.,,v no,,aad rnsny -, ,han, var. ,rnor.rt -,
rn, !, ro.ne u tho,r naos
se'tetohy's paper; Accordingly some dols, r.s
al liza commltsoo. men ca]lol upon Mf, L. O..
.sa., 49, ~,'a.s so,,o .,ra,ro,, d., ~, ,,n rrh.
iisiel Int, % esrly in The forenoon Of vesorl.y,
int ,hot ,e,t,om,n .,o, nm Z, nd n1,p Ia nnprest
pus .na' , m,a | -. asmo1an. nss,s,
mar, On tbo liet to moot At his ofco In the sftor-
49,, =. 4 o,oto,,, nd tot.rmino unon anna
courso OF action. Tho invitations wero sont
from Judge OTIS office, s1r. Lasaed co.ncidiug
in tue arrangement.
"a. waa n ilm,,oa e,nbrnctno % ,hout hslf.n dozen
gentlemen, Including alr. smott, Mr., G. r. Kcl-
iogg, Judge Otis, Ii. ". Fuller, J. s. Nunso,,
tpt tp apo9t ~ .oas. .oen"b " LIN su n so;as "a ~
!no snujgos VI ses.sha'.o.n W so"n u.nou,n @nu
tho election OF the!f Successors. fneBsohRes
dispatched 10 Evans' saloon returned viii, the
information that hlihe vas not Tislb!9 hencs
wau ~ ,,sn in huntfnr him i'm hnt fhnt the
..;.n. nt,n - N"a,nt it;., ,v1i,H ho ~ ms,onG
n o u @ Tsv osr IN u ts 70 ,1enav
~ h, E. ", Hv n,f III. cn.ii1t"rs n,lI
~ Hnlen Evans nuu niS eoAa'ot"fs "o1'a tse'1"'5
''' - 49, 1'''"' TAstso IT tasy,
The ,c1t-asled sonth Iowh 9seian, s Esans. rnil.
yssetasy Ss IL 1 souaeeful aner. E7sns va. aroua
% usual hnt ow,nE 70 INC hesGss OF business anu 10
sent Tste!da1 10 ausssr ieettoF a.tInr lis rcsIR
naon. n ~ ns lgata S oxee see
money 70 no CHy lreasntes. pos t1aaa ,nepa'en
I'm, Sn - s ssi' H. .rsa, ecn ~ saS rs IN so
aronpM tqsn s @ Maio IN ae eas pta 9.e q , Iae
o. a G III nio ns n r.sgn IL m @
made At ts sestns hs p.e7ons eight to fSr
!saaus wsto ~ est n1n rosn-. ~. ~ -
brouuht 70 bear npon lion, "a ind,eo them to
Mr Noot wss pfcasn aa AaJos Gosrn Ian s3ias
soes X ,ma ht ne" og phu HI arsso
Meto spee ~ uauu. uat 9uJ H. nna -. u'essu i
taa: ae eoa uS. g. teaIo re-, o. anu shs
HI ~ ng.n as r,stci h9 f.ds wo
hm to r9;sT ! lstss M o. ~ 6
r. snea Y h,aa but 91 ~ tho rss9nns soa
ona M .ne @sae IT, "na5n @ ~ sseu ea, s sbn Tx
t .s. rnu "a rngsns III
II 1o1a L. m .Taii. ~ As1 A11 tA'''-' 0A'
.tth Geo.en ris,t n thc civ attarnsva oSrn h nT
nnt,ncrh cntircv fnj4n md niea.nn ;eniss thst ho
madS sny sucn oera to resign, Nevertheless there IL
thn sonth ronn o',roEn Vii ali ras1n couIfttonaiIT
wthtn Se,s ;.Is hs dntnrmnatto On tho mart Of iii
citizens to make thepa 1oIe to private te sa tccone
do the handsome thing By aseppina down aud out ~
oon xncy enc e1n sa at .areeen
has already beeu msdo vhoreby ,hree ass 70 resign
leaving h5nn ~ hn psessas poa'oon' 1ae
"'' " " ,s,vr rrt~.
, 1876-04-13

DKTnon, Mich. April l2-Ths Commaudsr-ip-
thlsf d ~ 8sts military fosta hss 1eeeir&d ts!s-
mam f1os SeeEstary TAFT, directing lin 70 bold Two
aeia4ats IT &Foeps sssdy y saa1s ~ minutes NO.
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Fl. sMlrn. ksn., April IA bold attempt IVES
nads At O'Clock yesterday morning 10 rob lie e1presa
knd mA train on Tho Missouri, Kansas l. Texas Hall"
road At plue Jacket Station, tbs southern border
Of Kansaa in tho Indian TorstorI The o1'cesn Of ths
road had Known for some tina that gang Of
deaposoAocs ha. organized for lLis object, snd tho
Com pany had taken sels to fratrate their designs In
sending small detective force to watch then Threo
detectives had Joined the gang and learned their
train run on the sle track by the mtap(acemcus
Of switch, guard teho had boom placed On tho cab
with the engnecr} losing bin resence OF mind COM
train. It ha 0anae tino giving saaa to othc11 in The
tssin TO OUT thus Risng the robsEs chance 10
Two OF the gang wtro captured al Cletar.. kan this
morning and lodged In jat II Is thought tbs othcsa
cannot esclile.
, 1876-04-13
FIRES.
At MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.

At MINNEAPOLIS, MlNN.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 12-Ths extensive
panng mill Of Smith b Parker. located directly Oh
the Falls Of st. Anthony, Wal dexstoyed by fEs this
sven!as. Tho cause Of tbs TIRE u unknown. Loss,
SIS ,01a lasurpd for =, ,001.
, 1876-04-13
AUSTRIA.

WpNEN - MEDICAL 6runENTb
YzAsuz, Apk1lt1.-Tbs senAts Of Ihs untTsTaats ct
FrtguA has prohibited tho atsendaacA OF wosn II leo
RxAs,
, 1876-04-13
GERMANY.


D1xMxx. April 11-Rohlsnds h Mullss. cotton
I'm, have suspended, Their liabilities ars hssvJ.
, 1876-04-13

An sneplent tlALs In tho basement Of No. 81 WAsh-
iuason ssFeei o"nsd By It. ". Wood, caused an alarm
to bo scnt 10 EnRps Company No. II st o'clock
tAkn.
, 1876-04-13
APPOINTMENT,

BT Lours, April 1a-u. ". Meadc tats Of ths Forth
crn Pacific, and formerly Of tho Hannibal It, Jo-
semi Railroad, hiss been appointed General Eupcrin-
tendeuk Of tho M48oQ uri Pacific 1lai1rp1d.
, 1876-04-13

Np1tFdE
PEnnn, ILL.,, April 12.-A brutal anu mysterious
murder was committed Sunday near the village Of
Orion, Henry County. 4 man named Nelson Stark,
bachelor 50 years Of age, ss beon living aiono for
somo time and reported To b wealthy. Saturday
he was about tho p!ace, and yesterday morning
travelling peddler discovered hs utilaod body In the
yard in front Of his house. The body cut badly in
tho abdomen, sud showed Marks Of heavy blow
ncross the left cheek. There thEco staba In tho
throat. 1t supposed that plumber WaA the cauao
Of tbs murderous act but, nothing wss taken from
the placo. tho mrdoEefa must haIo BEEN frightened
away. Tho r wholo asis ia mysterious one. and Aas
greatly excited the couuuulty.
, 1876-04-13
DIVIDEND.

baltimore, Nd. April 12.-The Baltimore L Ohio
RAisosA Company has declared semi-Aunasl liv-
tasnd Of per cont stook Of ths main sto Of the
road, parable May J..
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Tho 1noa Central lsllroad has Just Issued tss nsw
frcghttsr1n, which has been complied In Accordanco
will tho pruvslous Of tho lows law. Tho new rates
sro considerably lower than ths old ones and the rates
from this cty hayo been lowered Ia tho sae rssio
hoso from point 10 point In Iowa, Is to tnduco tho
peo1o Of that 6tate to purchase thc!r goods In Chlca
no. Tho new tafiG will 60 into effect tomorrdh.
, 1876-04-13

7 He IQWH FUUEs
Tho General Freight A4cnts or the thrss roads known
"A the Iowa pool lIuea and Of tho Chicago Alton
Railroad, hell another meeting 1t Tho ofncs of ths
Chicago b Northweatern Railroad, and eompteted
their ARRANGEMENTS for admitting the Alton fosd iuso
tile combination Hereafter rates to Omaha aud thu
Pacific coast will 10 rtEidly sdhored To.
, 1876-04-13
A DARK LOOK.

Ers<taf Dtsraseh to 7Ae EAiraae TrtbAns.
KaN1AKEE7 ILL.,, April f2.-Thu Look tragedy Gull
minsto to-day In tha saptenca Of Mrs. Look aud her
Accomplce aud paramour, Potter WetsneEmont, to Tho
pcnitent!ary for life. They received ther sentenes
with composnrc, mahlfestinH tbs saHs Indifference or
lack Of comprehension which has characterized thcis
conduct since the murdcr. They leave for Joliet tho
foro part Of next weak.
, 1876-04-13

Tu $ht E1tt0f Or Ans Ehst1df lF1Q3Ms
CHICAGO, April l2.-Can thoro 10 nay doubt In The
mind Of anyessir, sana unprecedented within tho
limits Of CLlfGo That unneard-of frsud-bsse and
daunAbe-rsia q perpetratcd upon tho ballotboxcs Of
the gouth Togtn 1t ths lato elsctlou7 I anEwer,
think not Tah being 40, then, who "cro tho parpe-
ttasors Of tic: fraud It was without d6ubt
ectsed By v!o, md unprincipled men, and carried
Those avc $40 wefe Mike Eyans, Edward Phillips,
r X. Isy.n.aahmes ;, alesaon. and Tue notortons
man In Ctorsgo doubt III No, net one.
pt tho Above number oil aro engaged
In business for themselves doing nothing oxcck
ths man T. X. Nyan, who ia IN the employment Of
respectable CORPORATION In this sy tho officers and
aud honorable citizens, Of large property and In
tcrcsts In the city corporation dependent soc!y up
on tho general public for is nAtntenance+ Cnn it be-
Will that Tie officers Of the Chicago City Railway
Company will nny longer retain In their employment
this man Nysn, who Is apotted by thonaanda Of tho
good ctizcas Of tho South Town p,rty to their
total infrancltuemcut Al Immense majority nf tie
yostB of tho Aouth Town who voted againss this oro
await tho answer. DuuxErR.
, 1876-04-13

~ RF FUE UF1, MO.
81. Lou1s Ao., Apr!! IA are 1t Fulton, Mo.
ss1iy tAis morning destroyed bomp twenty business
houses No individual loaa over co., hut thu ~.
Rscsate tmouat1 10 about ~ ,o0o; no insurance.
, 1876-04-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

10 tse Editor Of Tho chIedao 7fibuns:
Cltfcauo, April 12.--In the matter Of tho A.
legged frauds aud tampering with tho bailot~boxes
At tho lato electIon Of toun ofHcora for Bouth
Chicago, permit mo to suggest that Tho ap-
po!ntooa resign their Offices upon tho condition
That tho Justices having the control Of tho hp-
poiuspepts to fill vacancies pledge themselves
that thoy will appoiut such porsoua % may re-
coive majority Of yotos at tho election to bo hold
next Tuesday. At TINT election elect town Off
coss tho persons thus o!ectod to bo appointed
by said Justices to fill the officoa to which they
nro seyerally elected. I think this would be
honorable to all partiea concerned. II tho np-
pointees had o majority Of tho votos cast at tho
lato election, the result will not bo changed at
tho election, next Tuesday. This r'an, If
zdopted would put the appointt,ent la tho hands Of
ths people, vlero It bolongs. Tho pEssont sppotnteo1
would 30 more Inclined to nccec TO proposition that
would give thom opportunity to 10 appointed 10
iheir respective olcea than to rein4uis then, upon
aneh tarma - would imply parsicipation In the
frauds. vol tho Of tho Offices To which they
claim that shoy hayo boon elected. Jor1. niar1o",
, 1876-04-13

arRMuF1kLp, ILL.,, April 12--ueztaln bondsuaen Of
Receiver ]. r. Alexander, ol tho st. Louis h South
eastern Railroad, consodstcd, have rstttoued Judge
Troat TO be released and tho motion will bo argued
on tia auth inst.
, 1876-04-13

Apstiai Ht,pafeh to Tbs Cht<als 1r4taas.
DETno1T. ailch., April l7.-Tho tss1s Geergs D.
baker, Of Detroit Donald Fletcher. Of Worthwhile;
apd Elders william Mcpherson. Of Howul and D. 81.
Cutcheon Of Yssanta, to-day elected dcsegstcs 10
tha rfksbytsIlan 0tneral Aadelnby.
, 1876-04-13
tcs Tho cause Of this ordcr II nnknown, but II u
supposed 10 have grown out Of tho Mextcan disurb-


SUDDEN END TO A MURDER TRIAL.
ypseIaf fl.atch II Ths cafta1s Triauns.
cARponpALE, Ill, April 19.-1n tho Nsal Enurdsr
case d, Marion, The Cort adjourned tate ass aTehlnH
with Judge Allen, for the defense, and J. II. 0reG1
for tho pr1sectIon yet to freak. Tho Jury vcrs nl-
lowell to separate nstlcr charge. About O'clock Ibis
morning ous Of tho Jurors, James L. Ko'1J, whilo
triilina mule In hls STABLE mile nort', Of Marion,
met with lis death In tragic manner. The alo III
cams unruly snd Hei1f whipped him, whon ths
muls gaye him = kick in tho abdomen,
from tho effects Of which le died In
twenty .ntn,itcs afttrward. This Coroner was
called and ro4t- -n,ortsn examination held. Tha
Oosonera verdict was rendered aoeorK 70 Tho abosd
Etvon facts. The murder cstrii this
in8 Int connsel for The .lefenac world not conaens
allow The scmsinua juror 10 decide. ana eouao.
1uanty lhe jury MAS discharged and thb case con.
zen. and energetic In htn opposition u crime Of MI
kinds. lie arranged tho rppo Rtotind Marshall T.
CtslnB , neck At iht execution last January.
, 1876-04-13

Ths General Ticket Agents Of ths loading Eastesn
sud Western roads held meeting yastefdAy Afternoon
II tho Office Of tho Chicago. Burlington Quincy
aroad. and decided upon tho stylo OF ckss for tho
Centennial business, and hlso established local rautea
Ths sale Of theso tickets, which sre Is Fer cent kas
than ths regular ones, sil ca1uMenee On tho Lat Of
May.
, 1876-04-13

LoyDox, Aprt IA Ttales Madrid letter Ays that
10 Government Of Castillo II ASsaled In the press sud
ths pulpit with boundless viruienca and violence.
ne lops threatens tha immediate Withdrawal from
Iadgld ot The Papsl Naucio II Attics II Ut the nav
y ton1tttutlon u 4dopted.
, 1876-04-13


WIhohA, Mimi, April l2.-Ths ioo-gorgs went out
Of tho Chippewa, Dursnd carrying o0o feet
Of loga which have hosn floating dowp tho AilsiAa-
p past s city, today. heavy storm Of tx1n passad
over portions Of the Btats Tuesdly night, tie lna
Of The storm. being fow milca west Of Winoua. At
Fountain City tha ssoFln took tho form Of sort Of
WateE.spous, deluginR the sseets md ruling gEeak
rocks down tho hnns Into tho city doing great dam
ago gardens stEoots sidewalks. oto- The loas 4
ttmatcd At 5000. Thu tracks Of tho WinonA K H.
petor, .nd Aiyer Division Of thu Chicago, MHautse
H. lau all suffered from high vster and land-sdes.
ht!s trains ats running to-day,
, 1876-04-13

uAL1sAx, n. g.. April l1-The American schooner
Lizzie X. CLARK brrtred to-day, bringing Cspt William
0rasnleaf and four man Of tho schooner Henrietta
dsoenleaf Of 6loucsaor. which vas upset IN squsn
last Friday aouth OF lbs IA HAIye bank. Franklin
Greenlesf. Alfred Olset, James peters. And 0corgo
Connors wore dsownsd In tho vossct FiSo left in ono
dory Aud III In auotheE. The latter we1o pcked ~ by
Inv Cltfk Ono man, Freeman CrnufUTd, Of WcsI-
port Me, died from ths effects Of his exposure after
beluH rescued. In the nla!n4 aoAt wero Joseph
Gardner oeoseo NaeF, Jswsit Charles 1atte snd a..
Nnwmau.
, 1876-04-13

Bar FnAxc1sco, April IA dlspsteh from san
Diego ssy.: Suit has been brought against the Te1ss
Pacific Railroad Company for tho recovery Of lands
decided By the city In consideration of building road
from Bau Diego to Colorado River. Tho Company has
failed to comply with tho conditions Of tho grant. Ths
propextY involved ia valued 1t =, ,ooo, ,0on.
, 1876-04-13

NAVIGATION ITEM.
Quzszo, April l2-Ths 1t. Lawrence Riyss u clear
u ies, and navigation tsaHasd u open.
, 1876-04-13

TuILApkLYHIA, Pa, April 12-1h& morning q Old
va]l On Delaware avenue, sgainat which lumber had
bosn ped fell - tome Of ths lumbes was being 10.
moysa, md thxea men ware buried undhz It. Charles
MorJIa wss killed. aud John Ilodgors Ind Christian
Sten vsrs quits badly hurt
, 1876-04-13

DEATH FROM AN EXPLOSION.
LooAssEon1. Ind, April 11--John Aaltahau, who
injured BY tbs pfsmaturs exploaion IN The sser.
Works tEeuches 1ass Monday, died from biz INJURIES
to-day. Ths othur Injured parties ats recovering,
, 1876-04-13

Road AFalso and True,~
s4ad sa& istlss.tsm4 r. HAnWAY 90. ~.
viii 10 gSut {qu4
, 1876-04-13

ALtxsrowa. ~, April a2.-An eaIlodoo n as.-
damp In ths hesqushonina mines thls morning killed
th1es men and kstteus.y injured era ethaIs.
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