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nousA, and 81. 1telens, psgsnize<i banda Of Tnsz
styling thesn,s1ses "tteTu!stors whoss aolo oh!sct
fetme 10 be ths psfpocntion Of md driving ont AZ
nes III Republican officials In these parishes, ooth
BssA and pAfothA1; Anft
WntRksa II 10 currently reported several of Tho
Republican officials baYs been Threatened with Tio-
lces, and IN instances eath uniees they resRn,
and Ia consequence hAsS sent their fts,Ruatlon 10 tho
proper AutAofus4t An Afterwards laft home In ofdsf
to raraEe further vioItnce; sud ...
WHEkAAs, IN Justification Of abAss violans n1eaeA
ure thrsH "ntFulatogs hAsu declared aaid ohclAl&
ignorant incompetent. unworthy, and dthhonss,
and HAL it ia atAolutsy necessary that they ha re-.
mosr hy toidna nosns sud ptlerA appontsd tn thstt
eoad In ordef TO scuro psae and osdsf IN &hee4 paf
f3hes:.
WnEREAs, urSvS md serious charges hara bten pre-
ftrted ssanB tho political character Of actets slatt
aud parochftl ocus In said parishes, mhtrh, ptovcds
would 10 sufficient n deprive lhom OF tue posilona
now 6ilet;
wu1svAs, II ts reported thsllheao Regulators, in
ths n,eAaurea employed by thol 10 carry o.lt their
snts have pAccd lbs uses and property o cittzens Ia
Jeopardy, and Tho civil authorities wholly unAbe 10
h !, rrsoired. That committee ot ve b appointed
by the PRECEDENT 0! th's body, With iusetnet!ons 70 10
ytsttgatn tbs condition Of tho alleged disturbed thf.
ahest and ivtstfsseA the charges preferred sHainBt
certain officers Of ssd parishes With 1owof 10 A!fnin,
Isler oaths, Ecnd for Persons and parars And saih
Committed b further Instructed 10 report thereon
within seventy days from o paassge Of tha fesolu-
lion.
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GERMANY.
n0EEH EXCITED

LONDON, Jan. 2o.-A dispatch from Berlin says
thero Ia great agitation In rossu over tho pro-
posed law to make tho uso OF tho German lam
guago compulsory In tho public Offices and
courts ofla". indignation meetings arc orgaa-
izinR aud petitions to tho Emperor agalnst tho
measure preparing.
lEpocHowtKI.
Tho Government iY apprehenstvu Of disturb
succa on the occa4ion OF Archbishop Ledoohow-
Bki's Liberation next week and Is taking preoau.
tlona against them+
THE PENAL CODE
The neIchstag has rejected additions 10 the
Penal Code further restricting tho clergy BY pro-
Aibting tho posting Of OBJ bjoctionAbls commuuica-
tions on church doura.
AtA meeting Of representatives Of all branches
OF tho Arnim family = petition to the Emperor
waa adopted praying for Tho pardon OF Count
Horny Won ATutm,
LONDON, Jan. pa Derln telegram says tic
Roichstag has modified the proposed clause Of
tho penal coda prohibiting emigration agencied
by adopting an amendment runishlng agents
only for wlllfu. misrepresentation.
, 1876-01-29

and the, people. He then retired from public
lI!e until l8AA whom he became Primo Mintasss
Of Justice In Count BatthYant's Cabtnct fnetgn-
Ing tho post whom Koesuth aeceded to power tn
tbs ssma yesr. 1n ls4p he er1doA7o1sa to @ ssises
but Tho sltcupt proved failure. and after
short imprisonment At pcsth, II. Deak retired TO
hts catAtes. lie refused several advances male
to him by Austrian statesmen. and II mas only
sitter Constitution had been granted In
1850 thst. hc once moro took part ID
public affairs, and was retttncd to tho Hun
Rarian Dict for pest'l. Tho rcooncifih.
ton howaver, between tho Empctor and
tho Hungarian people was not complete, and tho
Ulot WAS once moro dissolved. II. Deak pelse..
yorcd, and Aftor tho disastrous campaign q
1866 tho policy Of Austr7a underwent change,
and separate Ministry WAS grantcd f"r
Hungary. I1oncoforwttd N. Deak MAS
the lsader OF the majority o. tho
Chamber, and made no further opposition -
tho Government OF viennn, a1caps On points OF
minor Importance. Tho general election of 1863
was farofahlo to hta party, md he himself was
returned by Al overwhelming majority BY tho
City Of febth,
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CRIMINAL NEWS.
Ono Hundred md Forty VIII,
ncsscs to 15c Examined in
tho Cairo IKu-Nlux
Trial.
Discovery Of Plot to Rob tho Adam,
Express Company at New
York City.
Belief that tho Whole Amount Of Tia
Northampton Bank Robbery Will
Reach Million.

THE NORTHAMPTON DaNK ROBBERY.
srnINorlELp, Mass, Jan. 2s.-1t Ia now b.
lieved that tho whole amount Of losses by IL,
Northampton Dank robbery ia oror $l,000,Qoa
nearly ono-hatf Of which III negotiable.
DosToN, Jan. 28,-A special 10 tho Herald hu
tho following additional Of tho Notthnmptou
bank robbery: It Is generally believed II
Northampton to-day that tic 1osa By tho rob.
berry of the Northampton National Bank hs.
been undofBtat3d, and tint the aggregate actual.
" reeches. II It docs not cxcebl, 41, 600 ,0Vo,
Many Of tho oBors aro setlccut, still declining Ia
say how much they Loaf. It has trars.
ptre1 to-day that tho Town Of Northampton
is loser to . considerable extent tho burglars
tnking package Of bonds deposited there bT
tho authorities. Capt Samuel Parsons dopoaIt
Of railroad and okha securities, amounting to
about $4,000, is gone also some owned b1
Isaac y. ParRonB. A very large amount perh4p,
uno.half Of tho stolen securities. arc negotiable
and tho robbers arc likely to toattzc wall In spIts
Of tho eff0fta Of tho owners Tho bank itself ioc1
not suffer greatly. It has beon atooEsained thai
tho burglaEB roi0 from BprinRfeld 10 Notth1mp.
ton on Tuesday night With fast team esIgags3
at Durra livery st&bta about tHo NookB presiou1
by man who said they wanted to 70 10 a su,.
prisc-party at Holyokg. Wien tie team
was returned Wednesday morning. lbs
horses showed signs OF bard driving, au1
Wogo vary mitch exhausted. Tho hoatlor gises
q worry ctoar 1eBerlnitou Of the man who hirsi
and returned tho t6An,, and it is eurmtacd tll,t
ho waH lhe manager Of tho robbery. Tho de-
tectives arc hard at woik, aud have information
not yet msdo public which mas TO Of great In.
pottnnce.
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IOWA..
f{oCSE.

=. H..
DEa MONIES. H.. Jan. 2o.-ln tho House to-
day bia passed to second reading 10 resume
lauda granted to tho Dubuque 4 sioux City Rail-
road Company. and 10 giant land TO Ito prin.
,l,.- T. A,rn. n,,I-o,d .1s, n, ,In,it tha ~ ~
guar q n1sonN nanso"a' a'oo w ,.4a'' sae pay y.
Supervisors to twonty"hYe days IN counties OF
1o,0u0 population forty days for 10000 popala-
tiou and afty days for oyor that number: TO ex.
t,n, thc finn for nrohihii,n0 tho t,k,no nm ~
.,.t.ot. ,.,.,, - ,.,..,,. 80 ~. III, -
"nnioAen ani'a".' 10 on,'a'" ~ os'' On ~
Authori2o Deputy Clctks Auditors and their
Deputies TO acknowledge doeds oto.; providing
that tho Acknowledgement Of all deeda and con-
veysnoes Of roaI estAts shall bs mado boz
fora soma Court having = eesl. Jnduo or Clark
therepf, or Deputy or County Auditor. OF Deputy
Just,oa OF Peace Or Notary Public: tho Hepreoen-
lieciator shall Withhold from tho 1ists OF lAnds
ccrsif]el to oacoompnnyinK ali uwamps andb sbont
whioh thsre Ia apy 0Ioatlop or dispute dolnIny
tha dulles Of school dis,r3ct treasurorn: proyli.
iug THAI suIts on bonds ehh bo brought Fl, ooun-
tIpa whoro the bonds 1ro executed do!loipe tho
bowers OF cIties organized under special ehar-
terB authorizing cities and towns to make con-
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LOUISIANA.
ANOTHER QuTH41A

Nzw OaLxAFs. Jan. 29.-1n tho Eerato to-day
i resolution Was introduced asking for joint
committee to Investigate tho tumors ~ to Sen.
a1or J. A. West having bern electod by bribery
aud other corrupt means, and aiso charges
against him preferred In public prints. Tho reso.
luton will coma up Tomorrow In Eegutar ordof,
Bauklor Webbss. from Wsat Fsliolana, offered
tho following resolution, which VIA adopted Af-
tor spisisad debate. The Democratic membsts
Withdrawing = final objsctioa altar failing 10
amoud 20 that tho Committee should be joint
eomuittss Of both Houses. u was, however,
ameadsd that tho Committee should sit In Nsw
OElskuaf
wxx11As, ltis eur.sus,y rspoEsA that thers szists
u t4e Parishes Qf EAst Aua Mut kttQaua, E3t atQR
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LONDON, Jan. 29.-Tho Eastern Telegraph
Company publishes an official telegram from
Batrot Boy. Of tho Khodivoa household, dated
at Palace. Cairo, dcnylng tho rupure prera-
lent In London iu regard 10 tho Egyptian
finances, and guaranteeing thu following atolli-
gcnco n from auro source. A1r. cave, tic
British Commiesioner, having Obtained all tho
information required. conto.nplates returning to
England shortly, "a tho Government Wishes to
confer with him. a1r. Caro- has mAdo no un-
favorable 1crort on Egyptian finances.
LONDON, Jan. 2o-5 .: u,.---Thc Daily Nel7s
states that Gu Mr. CnYo's return tue GoEeEn-
mens Intends, in accordance With tho reQuest OF
tho Khetiivo, to send out TWO fiunnoers. Who MIL
hold Office Under tho Kl.cdtve. Barrot Dsy,
mentioned In previous dispatch is private
Sccrasary Of the KhctltEc
THREE NiEcEs OF THE nEconpKn OF LONDON
DROWNED IN TIE f114R.
!Spsetdl tarSss spon1tncx London TisNes.
Mr. Russell Quincy himself had slartad on
the Milo voyage frat, leaving tho rest OF tho par
Is, Consisting of h,s ntpbow and .Arne pcccs, TO
boat the Fiora, With draeomsn, ross. Or Cap
tain, and the ordinary crow. It Ia usual. On Ro-
count Of the saDdbanks. shallowa, And maay
curves Of the nver, for dahabeeahR on Tho Nile
to MOOR at nightfall;. but, In order to loso no
timo, tho Flora pushed on after SUNSET Aghinhk,
it Ia said. tho opinion Of the reb.. At Or u in
tho evening they were sone tG tnilen Of Mnot.
strong northorly brcczo blowing, :@ith squalls.
LuG9 HGIG fHSnsu*4 Nbltt VI 1Rkat tAo
Of tho Bird. whose lofty, precpitous cliffs rieo
abruptly from The river sovetal hundred foet.
Ths Mic, having no tributary for tho last 1900
miles Of lta course, ouly dccrcaaes In size ID 1t
ncars its mouth, and is much WideE hers than is
at Cairo. It is a. broad ~ tho Thames ut London
bridge, and tho winds rush down tho raviues
with great forcc. Tho Flora WAS under full aail,
that big 1atecn sail, twice as big a. tho boat it.
self. which makes I dahabeeah look like great
sNan upon the water. As sho rounded tho point
sudden squall took her. md. before tho sheet
could be lei 20, she capsized in tho darkness.
TIM ladies In their cabins. tho crew. tho ros
himself, woEo all lost In tho deep, rapid atrea1n
and only one passenger, Mr. durneys nephew,
and tho dsagomsn we're able to roaeh tho shoFo.
tourists TINT tho dahaocoah Is only fair.
weather boat. With its comfortable house on
deck. itB 60 foot or 10 foot Of length lis cnor.
nous sail, requiring = yard to hosd IL nearly
double The length of the boat and, rsh al ths,
worry oasl1y capsizod. and accidents would bo fro-
qaent II travellers did not, - rusc, ,profel
sAIety to speed. mud nlwhya neck tho hhelser oi
tho banks when the1e iB anything hks bAt
weather.
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HUNGARY,

DEATu or FA1AE N1alsrKR pEAK.
LONDON. Jan. 29-A special from Budh-Pssth
70 the TINES Announces tho dsAth Of n. Deak.
During yesterdays sitting Of tho 1Iungsriao
Dict the naWs NAs received that Ii. DeAk was
lying. Tho House Immediately adjourned. All
he afternoon sp1ioun crowds surrounded the
Iaaldence Of tho dying statoaman.
Francis DeAk WAS born In Hungary Ia 1903,
md antesod Lite OF yloieut political agitation
it the age OF "a years. ln 1884 he WAS sent u y
Deputy to Diet he'd It f1esburg, whsso Ills
sloqusnco gs!ned hun the leadership OF the op-
positlon. Ho took An actiye and prominent
part In tho agitation for tho removal
pf restrictive enActluents which fettcred tho coz.
p.ltution OF hls couutry. After the assest Of
Aossuth ln 1887, Deak again became tho leader
managed matters With such tAck that
h termtrsssd tbs stormy debates Of 184o
villa \ reconciliation between the Kiug
, 1876-01-29
STATE AFFAIRS.
Wisconsin Legislators Talking Over tho
Railroad Question,
Minor Bills Passed in tho Town
Legislature.
Louisiana Political 0utragos to b 1nvos.
tigatod.
Tho Ohlo seaate Voles 10 Repeal Tho GeShan
Sehoo! Law,
WISCONSIN.
TIE RAILROAD LE0tNLAT1oH.


Frtetai I,ispafeh to The Ch,raas Tubhne.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2s.-Thero hAse been
two Of three Granger caucuscs within tho last
two or throo dsye, and ono result was batch Of
lnquiefeiro resolutions on railroad mhttdta In
both Ionses. Thouc In tho Sonata wcre adoplcl,
and request the Railroad Commissioners 10 fur
nBh an estimate Of Tho averngo number Of miles
lumber Is hauled in tho Btato: the ratio per milo
allowed, utc. also to furnish copy Of the 1uau-
cial circular Issued by The Chicago l. Nurth-
wosto,n Hallway last July; also to repott tho
roveuues per ton por mile in oach gear for tho last
fivo Of tho Milwaukee & St. Paul Hallway on ali
kinds OF freights from Prairie lu Ohfen 10 NIL
wAnkeo, and also from LACroeeo to MilWankea;
also, tho rato per ton pes mile no's % aos Cd G eg
coupat,ng stations Of DvRcobot to milwaukee,
and West Salon to Milwaukee.
IN 1nE ASSEMBLY,
among tho petitions 1aa u memorial reVlowtng
AtidHsIy's argument and railroad memorials;
also, resolutions offered but laid ovor, request
Ing tic 1salltoad Commissioners to furnish m
estimate at tho average distance OF tho wheat
ccntro of Wisconsin from Milwaukee, and
tho froight-rats per ton per milo allowed
Of such wheat is loadel ahd unloaded Ut
tho cost Of railroad, or owner; ntso tho average
revonno por ton por milo on frel1ht ftom alin.
neapoilB or 1t. Paul to either Chicago oi Nil
HHAhevI ~ lfo'hso no!ot4Nt - ssAo ~ III =
eitl and Chicago, Milwankao 1T. !ail tall
rohda; also. to furnish the Assembly Win an
average gross reTe1ue rtr ton per mtlos local as
we'll % throuBh, or tne MiohlRah Gensial. Aieoa.
EAn bouti!eto It Lako enofo' fltes1usR, Tott
WAYNE " ChtcnEot llut!bon ltivhe = NeW fofk
teutra! New ioEk d EEle, and ITO fehhsSlsanla
CentraA
The use OF the ASSEMBLY Chamber MAS grant
cd to tho 1Iai1rond Commttea IhesunY fof tha
discussion Of Dill 70 amehu the ha'l1oaa law
oIifxR FhoctEntkaa:
Bills were inttoducod ia botn HOUSES appto-
prlstng VI, ,oto ehch 70 various hoeritAls.
asy!nass. and other charitable Institution 10 Mil
wankee, aud sb9o TO Hospital IN ltaclho ALSO
In tho Senate. $500 each TO charitable aesocta"
ttonB In Fond du Lant ureon Bay, aud hihntsonoo.
A Set,ato bfil was introduced approptntlng a8s. :.
GOO for tho enlargement OF tue lnbane Hospital
huto.
Among the bills passed Was ono authorizing
town insurance companies to insure property in
adjoining torhd. .
Tho Committee reported In favor OF tile right
OF Senator Iatc to The scat he now occupies,
contested by Col. May.
The Assembly resolution cutting on new busi-
ness Rfter Feb. 10 was poetpOned to Tuesday,
4 communication WAS tecetvod from the Coy
ornor In nnswer to resolution. that thero Was
no authority to sell permits to cut gthBs On State
lands. There nas no account Of any moneys
paid By State hgehts for such eales.
Among the ASSEMBLY petitions offered Tss ono
, 1876-01-29
WEST INDIES.

TIE CUBAN fNbuhdENfb.
HAVANA, jan. 81. vim 10y Nost. Jan. 28.-A
report is current hcro that tho .nsurgonta on
Tuesday last cntorod tho City Of Clenfucgos.
They afterwards moved towards tho bay, and set
fire TO coast etesmor lying IT Tho wharf. Tar
t!culatn wanting.
REVOLUTION IN MArft.
a revolution has broken pus in llhIN. The r1v-
oluttonists nro 10 possres1ou Of JAcmcl., Tho
President has ordered the FOREIGN Club At Fort
M Prince to be closed, but h1r. psssett. Unted
States Minister, who is President Of tho Club,
has toflsod to hccodo to Tho demand.
, 1876-01-29
SPAIN,


6Aa SEBASTIAN, Jan. 2s.-At aAratemandi yes.
tsrday tho Royalists captured sixty Carlists. ono
rannon, md one mortar.
Gen. Iona continues his advance into tho in
.crior OF Dlsoay. a battle Is immtnont In tho
V1olA Valley.
1uEapAS'a Flour1No.
:. LoypoH, Jan. 2a.-Tho Times correspondent,
writing from San Sebastian, summarizes tho rc-
sulta Of the lighting on Tuesday. On the right
md ceutso, beyond Hernani, tho Alfonsists woro
succeasful. On tho left, 1t they renlly seriously
Intended to penet1ato to Tcfs, thcy we1e COM
platcly b&fled. Gen, Moriones returned to San
Sebastian, escorted By two battalipnB OF troops,
aud cAmped On tho captured posittons.s
The writer gives the following description Of
the lighting on tho Vera road: Up to o'clock
In the afternoon the AlfouHista seemed to DO
slope OF tho great three.crowntd mountain
where i Chtlist battalion was iut1onched. Tho
two parties exchanged fro for an hour. At 1
O'Clock tho Alfonsista attempted to advance with
the bayonet, but 1ocolca beforc = heavy tire
from the tntleuchments. Then / could sec tho
CArlists lchrtnY their poBltiona and charging
down the hill n!tcr .hor rotreatspg foea. An ln-
but from tho nearct srp1oach Of the sound OF
muskotEy and the lnooeoknt fire OF artillery ffoul
tho Alfonsst forts Judged that tho CarlistB
wore following up their eucceBs.
The writer concludes: It Is gcnefallY beloved
here that nimultAueous movement il bo1ng
mado in tho provinces of Navarro and Becay
II 90, q vnry few days will provo "htthor Catl'
ism Ia ended or another campaign is to drag
through tho coming summer.
CASTELAR,.
MADRID, Jan. 23.-Hcuor EAotelaE has An
nounced that 10 Will tak0 hla HeAt IN the EoItes
, 1876-01-29
FRANCE.
FNN3VWEs
POLITICAL C0NFRoA1AE,

POLITICAL COMPROMISE.
Pln1s, Jan. 28.--It is stated that the Radicals
and II. 0Ambotta bnye como to ~ agreement.
Ths formor will accep. tho eaudidaturo Of II.
Freyc,net for tho Senate in confederation Of III.
Galnbotta's accepting M. Victor Hugo, Louis
Blanc, Flolues, and peyrat.
, 1876-01-29
GREAT BRITAIN,
AFRICAN ExPLQuEIlB,

Loapox, Jan. 28.--Tho Government has
ordered ita steamship Blriua to Etoceed
70 tho station al Loanda, Oh tho wes, coast
of Africa, and 10 take aboard Lieut.. Camcrou'a
party, who hayo juHt marched through tho
Eouthoru Central part OF Africa, from tho 1ndi-
Rn OCEAN to tho Atlantic. Tho Liontenaut's M
1.-Two escort will be taken to Zanzibar. Lieut..
Chmeton'a hoalth ia fully restored.
ECCLESIASTICAL
Tho Tocs Della Veritd, a newspaper at Rome
1taly), noticing The report In tho English phpers
pt secret negotiations between the e1tremata Of
aaa Anglican clergy aud tho Vatican, looking to
lhe secoasion To Home Of tho nho1e body OF
nituA1ssts, etrcnu0us1y denioe the existence OF
my such negotiation. II HAgs there Ia powerful,
but pos / secret, movement k1pong the English
Protestant clorgy towards Ietusn to tho glo-
tloua unity OF the Church. Tho 1tev. Frederick
Heorge Loo, Vicar Of All Saints, Lambeth, to
whom tho correspondent credited a latter 10
A1chbinhop Manning, aud tho promotion Ct b
Manchester Guardian, Indignantly dony4ug Any
connection theEewlth.
TIE COTTON TRADE.
11vHRfooL, Jan. 2a.-Cotton has haen In good
de1and throughout tho seck, but with coltsu.
ued abundant supply. Prices Of homo descrp-
tions htvo boon N favor OF buyers. In American
there las besn gooo bunluesu. Tho irscgu1arity
In prices noted 1aat woek has dissppen.ei, but
the demand ib ati}! freely met, and quotations
ara unchanged. Hea IH!and cotton is lii modcr.
&te demand. lA futures there haa bssa fall
amount OF business. aud after somo sl'yht luc.
tuations pr1cea aro about Whol0 tAoy xoro last
Friday. -...-....
TIE PEAck rnzsEnvlrlon ACT.
DunL1N, Jan. 28.-Ihe Lord-Lieuteuant oil
Ireland hha tssucd ! proclamation ravoking the
application Of tho poaco- Preservation act to the
Couuuos Of Kildare aud Wicklow, and portion.
Vt tho Counties Of Fermanaga and Down,
, 1876-01-29
ROME.

ROM, Jan. 28,-At tho Conslssos7 the pope
nominated swon.y-two Dlahops, including Car
mcnc. BISHOP Of Martinique; pAvA, Bishop Of
elaulllA; Aoran, bishop OF ~. HsaoIntho.
Canada and Twigg, Ulahop Of pittabusB, IA.
, 1876-01-29

PORTLAND. Me-, Jan. 2a-8ssamer Caspian,
from Liverpool. has arrived.
NEW YoHK. Jan. 13.-~A11l1ed. steamer Fylels,
from Hamburg.
, 1876-01-29

Special Ulspdtch ~ 1hd Chicago 4F1buEt.
BraMoY1zLD, Ill.,, Jan. 2a.-ueiborn sad
Woll. tho parties argeated It Cairo ~ fsaudu!sns
banksupta. gaya $1,000 bail hero to-day, and
Wero released from custody,
, 1876-01-29
OHIO.

CoLunnus. o., Jan. 23.-Aftcr = long dis
cussion tho 8orsto, BY 8 party vote. pasaod the
uouso bill to repeai tue Geshan Law.
, 1876-01-29

8pt7aI CoFffSpdIsdtF4iA 05 J2s CAstdQs IF76Nns.
LANSING, Iloh., Jan. 27.-Curtta j. Gala
Mayor Of Corunna, Las been arrested for pes'
Jury in swearing 70 an alleged falss affidavit u
The Qale-Ingersoll alAndet.sult,
, 1876-01-29

New YonH, Jan. 2s.-JudEo Btady to-day n.
nIed ths motion Tor nsT trial In the case 81
John Dolan. convicted Of aAs maraaz ot ~
2pe.
, 1876-01-29


MI j. q. Chadwick, OF tho Boston Load COM
pAny, has bad 10 buslness transaction with Mr.
Winslow, except In one case Hhese lkud MAS pur-
ehlsed Of Mr. Chadwick by Mt. Winalow for
third party. Bit. Winslow dslAJel paying for
tho land On tho ground that the third p4rty bad
not paid him. whsn II WAS discovered on inquiry
that he had besn paid when tue transaction WAa
made. lii. WiaalQN'e cxsdls began " iAit year,
, 1876-01-29

SaA0I bNo AFFHNIs
6peo1dt Disb1kdh 10 The Ehtcaaa 1ribun<.
QAlxshuna, ILL.,, Jan. 29.-Iu fsacss at Kno7'
v,lle last night, Thomaa CoYo shot John Jackson
(colored) twico In tho head. Neither wound IL
consider fatal. Cove "a yet h4a not bssn ss'
reste1.
, 1876-01-29

nALxzo1t, N. O., Jan. 28.-Tuosday Afternoon
Adolphus Moore, .nsmbar OF tho manufaotur-
Ing firm OF Holt 4 Moore, at u&w River station,
was fatally ehot hy George W. awepson, known
ln connection with tbs financial histoty Of North
Carolina. Moors Was passing tho Aonsa . Of
H~epson, on = cunning expedition, when ~
alteration took place.
, 1876-01-29

Special Hssuatch to 1ko Chtcaes Tribune.
CA1ao, Ill.,, Jan. 2s.-Aftor two days, Ju1,
was obtained at noon to-dsy In the Grain case
and counsel for tho prosecution and dofe1sa
occupied this afternoon In opening 6peechea
Tho taking OF testimony will oommouoo to-snos-
row, aud, ~ there arc l40 Witnesses 10 bo o1-
amiDed, tho triAl Is expected to be long one.
sud much intercst IL manifested by tho public
and tho legal fraternity.
, 1876-01-29

from tho service.
Ho noxt sppeascd ~ minister In FsnnllIn,
then 1t Meridian ntsent, Ehat Boston, after
which favorable Inducements being offered him
to emgrate to Bsdalia. Mo-, he removed hls fam
lily there, and resumed ha old bustnoss OF pEosch-
ing on tho 1tut day Of tho week aud selling boots
name a!st Appeascd a. business o. publishing
agent Of Zion's Herald, OF Which Qilbort Haven
Nsa tbs editor, and thia position 10 held Up to
Feb. 2, 1871, whea be nhe retired, and Nj, A!on-
hls pisee. Dusipg this lime he was Instrumental
in organizing branch Of the M0thodlue Clutch
1t Drookllne, preaching tuoEo for several months,
until they nero ablo to locate pastor.
Representatives, and was aa active prohlbitionlst
aud = very prominent mamber, All shis tlmo he
wss deep III speculation. lie had previously rc-
moved 10 Aubnrndale. and hsd purchased. or
cut up Into house lots. IIo tlen built several
largo houses and subsequently, several amaller
ouss, for speculation. soue Of these were sold
a. tho t!mo and others at later period. IIa
known IL Tho Boston Mortgage Company. which,
ovIuR to = defective charter Of other csuses uaa
neyes ongsge1 IN business. BY Al exchange Of
resl eatats 10 Auournds'e 10 With osness csme
ths sousa End. which WAS thon atted up aud
furnished ~ q market and known ~ tho Tre-
mont Market. 9ome.hinX like = yeAs ago the
papers announced that Mt. WinsloW was to be
tue pua!nass uAuhRet lot uE. :. u. ASos, OF
Lauell. but he MAS soon after engaged I'd bust
mesa sgAin tn this city. taking part in tho msu.
| agemsnt Of tho Daily Nstes. 10 having purchased
| It When tho corporation went into bankruptcy.
| 10 1876 he represented tho Fourth Midalcs0x
District In tho 6ouate, but failed Ut noulina-
ton last fall For tho past few years Wuslow
hA1 baeu ka active borrower OF ponoy. prino-
pally on hla own note aud tho noses Of tho sew
aral companies with whicl, ho wAs Interested. tho
nAnss on his notss bs!uR good mercantile
| ugmee. Qn% Of the principal tndoEsels 4 aho5&
| limo Ixo ~ Luc!us ". Pond, Vt Yoxesatar.