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, 1877-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSICAL NOTES.

MUSICAL NOTES.
A concert Will be given this evening at tho Park.
Avenue II. r. Church. In which tho choir Of tic
church, tho nlaney 2uartctte, 3fsu. N. .. Pltdcr.
Mr. Edward Schultz. Ms II. ". Mills, pianlst,
and Mr. 4. j. Crcswoll, organiat, will take part
In very pleasing p.ograu,snc
Sig. CarozxI. asslslcd by his pupils, will give 4
musical snlsoe At tho Grand Pacific totol on Satur-
day evening. The pupils WHO will taku. part arc
The Mlssea Dcnt,cl.y, Cotton, Iooth Gaskili. Nor;
wood, schnlan. Warren, Lats!n. 5chlntlt, and
Btnrgee; Mcx4nmes Tonlinsou. Long. md Walsh; !;
and Mcasra. Fnirman, Dalsc, tl1ecson. and Senvc.
The sccind nntneo by thu pupils Of tho Hershey
nhlo success. Thono who took part wcre tho
Atssea Ada Small. Florence Fullor, Flora aud Esa
Murdoch, Garlic r.. KingAan. lucins iicndcs-
son, and r. c. Lutk,n, .pup.la OF hr: Eddy;
tno M!sses Grace 4. Iiiltx, Nafy 7: lIcndrick.
lizzio \. FoftcE, and Carrie Mansfield, pupils OF
Mrs 1isrsl,cy; and M!as Lila y. Fargo. pupil Of
Mr.. Matthews. Amongst Tho most interesting fen.
turcs of tho programme wefe tho overture 10 "Tha
Nut.Cracker and Mouse.k ktnR," op. ~, by
iiclnseke (now ferst performed as = duet
Tor p1ann by tho Misses ,sInall and Fuller;
and tho difficult Thnla ConceEt.sasx In G fninnr,
plBye!l by MIsa k!ngtnan upon tho organ for tho
l1tst iln,1 by any sady orgnnlat In this country.
Thr second performance of tho Word! "hcqaiom''
will l>s 0tsun hJ te lscthoscn B1c lety ths even.
Ing nt tho plyiroath Congregational Church. with
tho Aaule sol0sts Us before.
, 1877-03-29


MAn1soN, Wss., alarcls 23.-A uIllcr named
John Straxmann, OF Tokcr Creek, six miles
from this city, wns arrested to-day, charged
with poisoning his wife In 1anunry. Tho co,n-
planning witness IL EIs[a hclson, WIN says Straz-
t,ann often proposed to leave lI's wllo or get
RID of her In sotle way !n order to marry tho
witness. Ncslou sall, on her refusing 10 run
away with hin, hc declared Ills intention to
drown himsclf, md did disappear for sone tt.no.
Altar returning anil after lnportun,ng tho
witness, Nelson, to rt.u nwAY. with htln
mud hcronIe Ibis wife, Ac Gnaily pro-
posed to polsou his wife. Tho wttncss tu1
btraznann he would bc founl out, but prisoner
replied hc knew Ut slow poison which would
ciFectua}ly do tho work, aid II mt procurablc
In Madison It cuuld bc founa In Chicago Or MIL
wnukue. Ilo said nc must work cautiously, but
that she would stx'n ba his. PrisUncr's wife
died Jan. O. and sl.u has every rcnsoF to bclscya
that ptIsouGr poisoned tcr, Uefcnse vlattns Nal-
aon Ii baal woman and iustigatctl by Jealousy,
mil her whole statement Ia q Tissue u f!cs. The
examination WAS Postponed till "Wednesday
UQxt,
, 1877-03-29
Llspos&l Of the Dighton Rock.

~ RFfpdFl IR, T. Y<W8. -
The DiChton Rock has long been An object
Of curious Interest. Recently. public attention
has boen called TO It anew, aud the quesi!nn Of
to Be that so.ue twenty years ago Mr. Niels
Arnxerl, Of Fall River, purchased tho rock ni tle
Landowners. aud seventeen years ago convs}ci
Il u tho Royal Antiquarian Society of Copen~
occasion Vt the movement to transport tue rock
to Boston, 3is. Arnztn wroto to the above
named Burlcty, advising Conveyance BY them
10 tho "u!ghtull-kock Club" of Uustun. A
SoStcty ro.,sentit,g to thu proposition. 1t may
turn out, therefore, TINT the ruk Will, at last,
coine iuto possession Of an American a.soeiA'
tion, which will watch over 1t tnors carefully
than could ta expected oi q socc.y Oh thu othrr
side VI the eSa.
, 1877-03-29
THREE To ONE.
Kp4ctat NspdlrjA 10 9As 1tituHA

PsonsA. ILL.,, March 2s.-Duputy-aherih Gill
last night arrested q man named Joacph Till
graf. alias Myors, at hfs residence here on \
warrant tsaued In Putnam County, charging him
Mendoza, smother III IienMeput and a third
ono here, fIe married tho last QUO only two Or
three days ngo. Thu warrant was Issued at tho
instance Of tho 1lcnnuplu woman, Tillgru1
caua hcrc ubout two weeks slhct, aud during
his abscnee the Mendoza vito put In un up
pearance at 1Iennepin, looklMg Tor the etf!ng
Joseph; md discovered wifu No. 9. They held
council OF war ana concluded To arrest their
husband, but, when the uilicers found him here,
he was in bed With his third wife. Returns
FROM other counties HFc not al lu, but TlligraH
!nsEats Oh q falr count.
, 1877-03-29
SUBURBAN.,

At 1 meeting Of tho candidates nominated 1T the
Hyde Park Iio.e! Friday evening, held yesterday
zftrtuoon, tho Chairman 0f that meeting, q. =.
lnxraham, Esq., after consultation, appointed the
following committees:
Hvjt Feuk E<4cutIrs 9sMnnltst<s-{l. 8. lnkrAham,
qvoEEs y. llofue. eamuGl Faulkner, IhoAas 9oy1 !.
N! losst Elis Eou.l' ~ :. aqipyr'1ea " all
all Gc4lcaee III cuIpMttefs 8tl1 1n tAe ticket.
HYds lh!k Ctinp4tya [9a'atstrs-ll. H. iltbs1d. A.
Nf:ht; :. + hs9alsmin. a.I. Il T. Gha.es y. nGd5sy.
rstss sa,;asa. Il siss55t Mll,ea i;imssy GsSfaa
u HARDY. VI. bwtF!. .. ". billiard. j. n .RpooneF.
chst,ls! u, Afa't5unF, .9oaa fMrSa. d; !. rg1msa,
MI.sasf , JS!a l. . stern. + Esd'',9fs: g Ate!ts
tonrS. i hon!st Motan. Dasld LnsIc, {. KuyptE,
Cuarai Dia..es.
received Hp1 acscptsd sud Iicnsy Lyash wns nom.
mated ~ eandi1atc for Constable In hts stead.
Dasi4 Linzlr was found " te lneliyible to oDee.
uut t4,ius resided vIe Jeas IL tho luWn- His
, 1877-03-29
SUN0AY.SCn00L LESSONS.
En<cfdf EHfrufcA 10 IAx Ttihuhf

IxpIANAPoLls, ind, SIurrl. 2s.~-At meeting
Of the Cu1nmtttee OF tho International Sunday
Bchool Convention to prcpars scFLcs Of lessons,
held here to-day, the following were present.;
Warren Randolph, Il!dIaaapolls, Secretary; d..
iol., Wis.; nr. j.. Alonro Gibson, Chicago !;
.. F: jacobs. Cn!eseo; J. u. Tyler, ,phlla.
liiitctt, Jacksonville, Ill. franklin Fairbanks,
1t. Jol,1lsbury, Vt; 4. Macallam, Canada
The only absentee was DR.. Richard Newton, Of
Philadelphia, and the Committee Is constituted
appointed to iii yaeauvy orcasloned By tls
death ol II. +. Haven. Tho public reception Of
the Committee took place Tonight, ut which a,i-
dresses wers uaals by Meaars. Hall, Vincent,
aud L1.oud.
, 1877-03-29
WARD MEETINGS.
ABEEI. TAYLOR.

Tho Republicans Of tho Fourteenth Ward held a
scutlng Ut No. 274 Milwaukee avenue last oven.
Ing. and, although insufficient notice OF gather.
'ng Ind been given, quito crowd wcFo present.
Dir. Emil Wilkrn presided, and II. L. Hertz acted
~ secretary.
AID. T4roop was introduced, snd said he fctt a
s'ecp interest In tbs cainpsl1n because hu owned
property, aud 1t was necessary u put good meu
into or!cc 10 keep It from lwlng nb*orlcd by OK.
Urbitant taxation. Such mon wuFa needed In no.
sttioa a. enuld be trustea. For Tho la4t few
years the cisy had been mis2ovtsned; taxes
wcre NO high and tho debt 50 burlenAoIns that
property was like se!f-rfghtcousncas: tue more
man Ind the worse OF he was. A year agn
u, 000 600 was due the ctys employees; the city't
credit was very low; tho Interest Oh thv debt was
unpaid; certificates wers hswked a4oul the streets,
unsalable except At largo discouut. Two months
aso gentleman told him be had bought SO. o00 VI
city tcsip, sn4 paid ii PCT ccat prsnlun for Il.
What Ind caused the changci, The bas'neas Of
carried on their oMn business. -honestly anu eco.
1,oasleally; Ths Aldermen ha4 nc sxss to griad,-
soua ao' hxaes .aa dsss ,hs prodts Wiz
them. NJ Alderman had Kottsn rleh this yesr BY
being ~ r. Council lApriaase.l Money had
SO, OU0 more bad been collected shis ycas than
last from saloon lctnses. alhough thers were few
sa not lcen @ xathstsd @ Ia men ~ hsr ~
looms without paying for tho p1i,leEs. ~ thu in.
Jury Of The holcet salo09' kteptEs. 1ht insurance
Companies. which in okhrs years had pad nosh hing.
Lad trvn Compelled 10 lay between so, 600 aud
80 200 !ot DUNG business tu tle city. Then =
been discharged. and their salaIlss a4scti.
lie .enslnLered. when boy, there w4s d
terribla hul!aballao on 1ae fAfui oRe DAY.. Tbs
turned out TO g1ass. Tue calves WHICH hAtl besa
torn away fron the pubic teat wctv saslnx ho~l
nbuul eity auafss now. bul II hls taiAs5 had MT
turucd cut the cow to gra4s As would hare had NJ
1nttrt OF cheese. fLanghtrFJ II thcse Lizards
lad uut been abol!shed snd the extra clerks dis.
Charged, The city tY thEs time would hAys had ab.
tolaieIy nothiny 10 live On. lApptause: Thcss
lad bccn good government tor ths llat eight
i.onths. E,cFy uisn. property had been benefited
W II. 1t WIS necessary to get taxes down
loxet, ~ lhst ths city wau!t nel
IN ae<,nnt u Il. w t.ut PITY W. r,c la III
year bceanse Ut the ueaeteney iast ycaf. liz
nol!ecd that tbs bill to collect ths back ta1cs had
passed The Lrgtslatuse Tn!+ would en4be thq
s',y u put its huud. into Tie pockets Vt l4s blY
the'rs nLo wese to chest the c!ty out ot II
, 1877-03-29
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Discovery Of a Tell.Tale Document
Authorized by Brigham
Young in 1858.
An Order Tor the massacre o
Eighty Unarmcd Tcanlstcrs.
Belief that the Programme Of tho fiendiah
Mormon Was Carried Out,
A Claim Set Up In Boston which Few
Murderers Would Press.


FURTHER REVELATIONS.
NEW YORK, March ga special from Tue
son. Ari., says:
Tho following Is correct copy Of tho original
nss. ste ss ess Fx III s saes sa
ss?s tSSSs ~ e.
SPECIAL OHnRN.
SALT LAX: CITY, April 10. 1853. Tho officer in
command Of the essort T. hefeby ordered q sce
md 70 Sase It ready u o yoa see taese team
:!cfs i!y mile. from tho settlement, Pses'dent
ve"s she enrnins q ' sases 70 on a e
1nes. Every prccaution shuaid be taken. aud SEQ
'hn % S,dss &C. we? s?''s
u., A:st.tant A1In!ant General.
potsessiyi. and j hava lad frequent eon,eraatons
with the late judge Titus, my former law partner,
+ sga.a 10 81 m.tss s and h nsfs' GnStfa d No
fonnY. {. g. ItnouHr.
SAN FnAsolsco, Cal, March .s.-Rcferring to
q dispatch from Tucson, Arizonn, to the effect
that The order for tho massacre at Mountain
cx-Chicf Justice Titus, n gentleman llvlnR!n this
city, formerly resident Of Suit Lake, saya hu
lal The above document at onc time IL his
lssss,!on, and la4 no do6ts Of tts
tsa1nsters ii ti.e nri,,y sent to utal. under Coi.
Albert Shlney Johnston to escort tl,c new Gov.
crnor who replaced Brigham Yuung tit 1857. An
carly full Of snow forced Col. Johnston md his
truops 10 winter at Fort Brllucr, l20 miles Gust
Of Salt Lake, nnd as the Mormon troops under
Ltcut--lov. d. II. Wells had burned up two
tralns Of supplies for the United States
army cast nf Grccn River the Gc,,-
esnl was forced To put tlle soldiers upon
ratioa., and IN tho ,eatly spring Of is5s
these tean,sters were discharged IRON service
and permitted to return East, where thoy had
cntcrgd the Government services. They prefer
red to 20 West, md started for California. They
believed tl,ut, US non-eon,t,atanss, they would t,o
permitted to pnss through utah unnolcstcd,
but, rs soon as the tea1istcrs ca,no ovcr thu
mountains and entered Echo Canon, they wore
taken prisoners and 1nado subject to 1iinrtfal
law, proclaimed some muiths before by Gov.
brigham Young. 4 gentleman who was then
among tho fMormons In Echo Canon and NOW
residing IN this city saw btnull division
Of ei9ht OF len OF thoso tcatustcrs
under Mormon escort 0i, their way
westward. Tho Mormon military authorities
thought It prudent to divide the eighty team
scra ntp small squads, mn doubt thinking their
purposes could bo cnaier accomplished than II
they had bccn kept together I'll nlc1l boly.
Thu Mos'nons dcny thai suct', massacre ever
occurred, or TINT such an order WIS ever given.
hut thoso vito Ind given tito subject Intention
have no doubt tho order WIS issued und tho
work ArIntnD)fehcds
, 1877-03-29
MCCARTHY,
Sptft1{ H&uateA 10 1As Tf{tuHe.

6PfE10{ L3&V3sSA to 1"s 1V94h%
NEW YDKK, March 3s.-Thc Mccarthy Ola.
mond case ended to-day Ia acquIttal. The Jury
retired vt noon, aud at $50 returned With vcr-
diet VI not guilty. The verdict was received
with spplause In court, which waA speedily sup
prcssed. Considerable spirit wns manifested In
tAs gesult Of tle trial, tbs jurymen celebrating
thelf agreement alter aYo lour.' dulb-
Grafton with three cheers. Mccarthy
heartily thanked the Court aud Jury for the
attention thcr hal given to hla clac, and,
having expressed Ills gratitude to Judge Curtis
fov hts conduct OF the defense, left the room.
THIS ease occupied tcu days in trial, and attract
cd general attention, the accused having bad .
hcnsls pheEcs, part OF Which career Chiesgoans
know about.
, 1877-03-29
resignation na candidate for Jnntlco Of The rcAco
was referred 10 tho Executive Committee.
COI21sE8PONDENCE.

n ths Editor af Ths Tribune.
CHEcA0o, htarch u. Not lung ago heard man
publish his own shame By boastlnR TINT At An Clre
tion In this city fo had voted eighteen lines. It's
simple problem IN ARarcs to determine how
many snch men 1t would rcqntre, left to them
ec'vcf, to rercrsc tho verdict at Tho polls in pois
cnt =. sot. of IN IN - 10 aght: ana assanins.
e e sn 'sf III r. s sS
might work. viii tlcrn bc any attempt at tepcnt.
Ing At she election next weekt - woi. ask Il t!le
wan hare invaded cur primaries. tried money
hrecs upon oar ds!cFs,St thtongsd and shoksl a.l
eaes All apro.. x S b. on sn Tuessy f e
ess. .@a s sSS'a sna ~ ea ps
Tae rrofts.lonsi samtlsr aai bankois., who PLIES
h's ttaas IN defiance ot higher ralns md penalties
] ststases assin't IL ~ sest"s; SoeSer ans~
fully xotes more than once # any elecson Or Oilers
ton, wifaiiy sots, = tasS election ssall. esn.
$1,000. q l'apt!son%est L. tas Comfy Jsii no! -
ess.!!nE org ysai or both IN tl!s discretion Of the
Hare there been my pft,.tsu.ons! Fey. llss
there been any canyIst!s'ns, a. | scmsmbcr. two
bar, int jnrit%s % nst %a}wsys ncqut. "pon .hs prn.
cipIc that thunah accord lnx 70 law tho Defendant
isEultJ. YET, according 70 roilt!es, 10 u ,!ot
completely efrecnsf In pntiInr stor 10 shis wort
Of ffaudsi bnt the evil can and must l'o greatly
will DC at their work Tncadsy, nnA where Wilt they
,aost likely opcr1tst: neter.ne a. best Yon cal,
repeater known or snrrec.rd furnish Two spottcrs
and let them fn1w 'hu, like his ehndoiy. from
precinct tu precinct frgn p0 poll, call friendly
aud, TN his violating the aboye statute. demand
hin tmstnesatc arrest at the h"nssa "f the police;
there, and fnllp~ him 10 conviction, at least 10
trial. That Will stop th,s nonscnte or rcdnce It 10
tho minimum, asu InthinR c1ke will. These spot
tlley are ntecseMry ~ juaeer and ctesks Vt cleo.
tiun, and liberal bounty tfHnd b1 the feHaEtl Of
" Il. 81. w.
, 1877-03-29

Sptctdt CorrtspondencS a. Tbs TFfbuHt.
PONTIAC, H., March 27.-Elght prisoners c.
capped from tho Comfy Jail in this city last
night. The sherifl's father, Thomas Robinson,
was left III charge of the building; ,ausl one Of
tho prisoners, by fe!gntng sickness, indt,ee,l tho
Ud IMAM to cOtne behud The grating, when flo
was seized md bound. TIC prisoners then took
the keys from, lltn left tho building, md tockcl
hin, tn. Two of tho inmates we're Insane per-
SONS, und lid not leave the city.
, 1877-03-29
AN ALLEGED 1,U,0LAN.

Spfc3a1 WfpdtcA 70 1As 7FlbbHk. =
MICHIGAN Chr, Ind, Marrl 17.-1.ast night
Dcpnty-Marsl,nl Wi1mot ptckedup Frank Krlmp
and coaxcd him INTO Michigan, whcrt he nrrcst-
cd him for hurEinrizng the residence OF Mrs.
Potter, at Buchanan, ntout 4 tnptIth since, UE
clothing and stlvctwarc valued at about $50.
, 1877-03-29

counterfeit etatc of Missouri bonds. Al far a.
cnn 10 ',arnctl, there hns as yet been no attempt
matlc to place these worthless bonds on Tho
market, and money arc cautioned against
advancing funds npnn my securities Of this
class until they have been examined and pro"
nounccd genuine.
, 1877-03-29

70 aAs Edi.or af Th4 Tribune.
THK 11WtANps tfiynE fAHK), March q. n.-Tncs-
dny afternoon tho opposition 10 tho admirable
ticket for town and village otl,ccss Of Hyde Park,
which was pni In nomination by tho targc meeting
Hotel, sllowcd thc1t handa by gony thrnugi, the
ss Sa g r ,,s sa ] ssf1e ss 4 s sss ss o
servant that tho leaders n .hIs latter mosom .nt
wero thu same wastefa! and exle,s!'e parties WIN
X th reform 1ssfd , H., ssa.. 5esr as1 b. By
summary mcthot. but i was ths only way by whiei.
tho town cnuld cmancipsto lt:clf ffo'n tlclr rapa.
sioas clutches Thsy now :cs 70 rssain tclt 9st
money. but have not tho ghoat Of show OF sac.
cest. except through the ats1stanco and c';opera.
paying citizens How many ut theao can bc In
;idlsy night 'o:sa'led Convention will aenoa'
sccnes Of rowtlyIsm. drunkenness, an'l profanity
around tEu polling places and neighborhhod drink.
Carried on In saloons personal eonllets wesu inmi.
1crt. At one snloun the contest between tho fac
huls.ero,s IN tl.o extreme, and Golt finally took
place, which will no DOUBT cnd In trouolo In tho
To put il mildly. In this opportion party a.o tho
and largc proportlou Of thcm non.ta1payers;,
~ y" wi Via ssa to e. Sa eeS
nizci by tho Hyde lark Ioto ctixens nominating.
meeting. end now feel sose over their dcfeat Tor
|. war remarked 81 tho last mcoing Of tho Boarl
Of Trustees truordnyl that several measures weEe
% wouit! hass nsolyel ths sSpaHiitate lmn'e!intoIy
" !atEe s!1"" q money. homo 81 tn; thG
I'D ,hs - ss s 10 psss es s
tint II would be ,afe 70 closu eontract.. while 9th.
Srs were imrreel!cahlc o. not needed a. preseMns n
ref0fn nlethcrs cAsltliinte8 for recollection,
, 1877-03-29
LOCAL POLITICS.
Abner Taylor Accepts the Green.
back Nomination. for Mayor.
Causes which Impelled Him to Pursue
This Peculiar Course.
Enthusiastic Republican Meetings In ALI
Inrts Of tho Clly.
The Germans viii Have Nothing to Do
with tho Democracy. .
AaAirs In Hyde Park..-Row In the
Democratic Camp.

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Affair. In Hyde part-..Row In the
Democratic Camp.
M Accsr1s M T'is tu onrrsaack rn a' son.sA7,oy.
Sy the Green nek Committee IN regard to aseeptins
INC nomination . rendered nm by thas shasev "'
~.ys % acted md worked with "s shs ~; Republican mp purity
ever AInee ho appeared in public a,a political
worker. In Mondsy's Republican tor, Convention; nj % a,
,hs Then o0', 70 0fs s"a dssgHs ssns er
tos @ wose % nomination % % BE- iaborei sery actsciy
@ o1ds; 70 s,s s nrs . ~ Il. s0sySas eso or Tex, a
nomination 1ad dted away, and Monroe Heath hal
ae sy IL ffss e, IT, IT, ss y s.s sf:ts4 ~ a,s 5
ia rsprsscnstlsa u Tnz I fn,auss. il. action IN
9sS ssfa ns o.rsa m son.ane an Ma' eaoral
,feianSs aSr sy ss,s H rnySs s
ate at tey lad i'd bot H. sesa rSnr md ' coz
sa %osS for tho " .neer.s aF Il The ' 1!epahcaD
tieket. and yesters, ha and Ill., wilron buried the
Dutchct, col. Abner II ylor was not 10 easily sat
isncI. lie claimed lint 10 had always beou Gun.
xtftcut Krpubllcnn. and had yoira for every Re-
publican rfe.idsnt from John =. Fremont down.
lint ha was unJustiy ecn.nrcd. Nay
more, he WAS nburct and misrcpretcuted. Ycatcr.
DAY morning he walled on Mr.; chsi'cs :, I; W!i.o,
lint was granted, and an biscuits denial Of the
charges made: bc would run independent as aga'ntt
Afterwards Mr. Charles issc.l waited apon Mr. Thy.
1or and endesvors! 70 dlssusc him fraT 70 foolish
1nsht' no.stb1y' nlnfo the hummer rnnu in of,jco
, 1877-03-29

Epeciat Dtsp1tch to ma Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Marrl. 27-Sil1Iasn Has1lgnn,
OF Oneida, N. r., was arrested hero last night
on Charge Of obtaining q railroad pass from,
Omaha to Ogden and return. by means OF q
forged telegram, and also procuring n pass over
thc sioux City il St. Paul lsoad by q forged
letter.
, 1877-03-29

8pectai Di*patch TO 7he Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, March 21.-At thu Union Pa
dlc trausfcr this morning plckpockcts rclicvct
Wcst-buund traveller, Nathan u. Denny, Q
$500 In money and too In notes.
, 1877-03-29

Spectai Dspatch to 7ae Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS, 11Ml., March 49.-Fnlrbank and
1Scnncy aims Carter, arrested for cosnuEtc'ty In
the bank robbery, wero sont to tho trand Jury
today under sa5 900 bonds each. They went to
Jail. They are regarded merely "a accon,plEccs.
, 1877-03-29

, BRUTAL sV1FE-NtURDEn.
. Ll1rLBroa, N. H., March 28.-Guy Kiml,all.
OF Dalton, aged C5, while drunk last night, beat
LIS wlfo TO death.
, 1877-03-29

I1OMEN4ARD BOUND.
SAN FRANCISCO, March T.-FfcdcEick Ford,
the Lontlun forgcr, starts East In tho morning
Ia charge Of tho London oiliCcr.
, 1877-03-29


MEnrnIs, Tenn, March 2s-rotn Hnrrts (col-
orc,l}, arrcstcl for tho murder OF T. ". Meade,
confessed to-day tliat he throw brick at Mont
gomcry, who was pursulng him with knife,
and struck Mca4le. This ID corroboratcd by d
negro boy who Witnessed the affray.
, 1877-03-29
uETuHLICAN.
NOT 4 CANDIDATE,

N Ms Edi!or If Ths Tribune.
CntcAao, March My numa hnvIng appeared
In tho daily papsn as candidate for Alderman OF
tho Seventh Wnrl, desire to stato TINT atn not
candidate. Tho Republican Club hare placed In
ln,nlnatl0n our worthy citizen, Mr.. u. ". tiaranoE
and dasife u say he shal hnyc my hearty supporr.
J0HN SolIAELrx.
, 1877-03-29

bogus BONDS.
New YoRx, March 23-Two officers Of tho
Stock Exchange have becr approached by de-
tectIyes, who arc working for reward, claiming
" have discovered q fresh batch of $500, 900 III
, 1877-03-29
IN GENERAL.
THk DEMOCRATS Aap rERHt II. kA1Tu

1HN UENUNRA1s A1U FKHHI II. tH1IU
end BID following hass not very easy row TO hos.
Ths south Town Committee met yesterday uluEn-
Ing In lhs American Express building rooms, unl
, 1877-03-29

IN M8 Ed{l0T N 1Ns JF1bHHG.
CnIcAub 3farcl, r. 1t IN vel. known fact that
tho Democratic party arc going To run eyory man
who !s aspirant for tlta utco, a. to bring ont
lta full strength Of The Democratic vote, for The
pnrp1se OF getting tho man who polls tho largest
nut Republicans DO this saIno. would alyiso tho
Republican Crhteai Committee tn lose no time md
take carly action. Tnrn Uut, boys. -..
llkrubLIcAH.
, 1877-03-29
FEW Err and AGUE,

Fersr And Asne cured for nt.y een!a Thc.e + not
ua.o aud nil other nalarIoue hnua scarlet tyrh1Id.
ycllnw, and other frsers tnIdcd BY 1Rtwaya fs} 10
Bold BY DTuYGt1ts.
, 1877-03-29

IFUn motion. ttie tstalf appglnaeu Meugrs. van
committee |: tIfaw W !, Jaws tor lha Cub
,gssshs. y sls;'s;. y: i; 1!l.Ssp' q. !Hsas;,
proTal at the lscpabcan candidates fof city
pniers. snd Were we'll received. Dir. Tulhili
busIness ~ which all ,frs.ent we're very much In.
teFrsle.h" llu con'pared Tho CITY 10 = business.
eoFpoalon, and s1lu city officers TO lac nuagc!a VI
e%sSs s; %so lid ss1 vii ass tSsy at
hm !. lung u 10 continued to ser.o thsn. Tsl!.
h.tnr.. nnw, and what did shcy wanl 10 get ut!lrss
Tile Mayor 4..I:'ea by ne cauastl had f nins
o!hsi ssofd.. iad reduced eiy TAI:
a sna IN Isss s ely, RI. ..s5s, sxfss .a
msnt4 ot lhe dvsern'ncht ~erc now oParnttnH ~
wsii - ana hSts' snau sssr and ths CO.! # thstt
nI1as aa Ses tsussd to ~
c!y o[cos bud s!i worked for tho best Interests "
tho city, aud tho Eesult ~ gratifying ~ could
BE- Wished; "h5 , .auaM a shanss r. naadsl Th. Thy
they wess q a.tml'ss opIulon. Aftrt further ~:
usarks. brief aud 70 tho point. anA In con,lnenda
oa o. II: fS.e.sons I'll 1sa .s: ot tho
Mr. Van 0. Linda offered tho following resolution
whtch was unantmous1y adopted:
:aa nuatnsIsas scesatY aiaia 5r sati sad town sT:
a @ n u s Sn 1T but
l. TIE meeting then a4iousncd.
|. THE TkiTH+
Ala large mAss meeting OF tho independent Clut
diana stfcet a.t night w. scasle Col. Elllthuspc.
Nj: Hrndlcksou. cx.A!4. Gundcrso'', ans
AID Smith addre..cd ths meeting After thsst
! hearty cheers toE Monroe Heath The meeting I'd