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, 1877-04-09

Death Probably Insluccsl by Mn OvorweouEht
Imagination.
Eptcfaf Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
New foNS, April 5.-Sauugl Richardson, q
young man employed at tho Grand Central de-
not, died to-day from tho cll.cts Of u cat-blte
received New Yenr's night. At that time, as
Richardson Vas sitting iu the parlor with tho
ladies' of tile family With which ho boarded,
they were disturbed by tho moaning Of
strange cat outside. 1Ie went to the relief OF
The animal, a. It was very stormy night. As
ho put out hts hand to grasp her she spraug at
him, selling hls hand In her teeth,
He l,as.lIy drew back Ills hand,
but 1t was. only Iy uaIllg force
that lie could free It from tho teeth Of ths
furious cat. HB had tic wound cautcrizcd aud
dressed, and In few days It was apparently
tlealed, but Richardson became impressed shat
hc would d,c Of hydrophobIa, aud was
frequently rallied by his associates.
Thursday l,c was taken sick, aul
felt sure he knew tho cause. though his physt.
clan said he was suffering fran nothing hut
nervousness. At layhrcak this morning liz be-
came dcllrioNs. aul died some hours later. lIu
had no spasnls nor my Indications uf hydropl,o-
blu sare m aversion to liquids. Tile do:tor
thinks he died ifoHl apprehension aud fright
more than fEuln poisoning.
, 1877-04-09
mEDlEAT,,
ARRH,
7 WELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

sTs1ys NJ ye.;. 40. whe travelling
tsno. s!nEc' I9ek - sevsrs sod, md "a. lafd =
{Cs,srrh xh,eh het.ed ~lth svery tnaEn temedy ~
Five No.t dts|r.bs portion ind return on'e ans:
M 61n r. .ing notc: For three yc1Is lfeIx.r1s W.
nasa organ. :nd throat sensti1e iha: ths
e pIo..r.ted, IN thja vay continued 10 aader Ths
taaefrd the most c!ctucstng pain IN ny hcsd y
ss.ssntly thouths VA eotnx Into 1ulek eooian,p.
ft0r, and nrfniY believe that had these symptoms
:ned .it,n9ut 5elics TIER Tcn1a h.xe rendered a9
commenced the We ot sanfords Radical C9re for u.
aittiscd remedies sithou hensat. Thc 6rat dose d
fnf ~PnaSf!ai measIne Sase NJ the sssasese relief
ache Who scarceiy distinctly sccoant
how much relief from he hE.t II
Banfotts kadicaa Cure Uhutr IL Influence, both fn-
teFnaI hnd external. rapidly recovered, and By
from cstafrh. tor the nrst time IN twelve ytAif,
Respectfully Ienrs.-
WAttharn, Mas. Jan. q, 1915.
r. 81 pu rchased the Radical Caro Of GEORGE Il.
ROGERS, UFu8gtst. kumford building,
, 1877-04-09
An Old solalsr's Fight with a Wolf,

Three young girls wcro !ninliur 4 hoek os
sheep lew wecisa agp at vcrgt tDoE1ogaol,
whcu lafgo vol suddenly appeared, al,d,
separating souu Of the sheer, druye them hu-
furolt The cries Ut the girls trritatcd 1t, and
passing near one OF them, Alarlu S,, 1t flew at
hcr. knocked her dowti, md toro her sayagrly.
Her cheek aud upper Up wero s4aly injured.
leased III iii ihs csics and barking sttrwt. Mt
e!l tho attention OF au,a, nasne,l MoresT, aged
IS, who lad formerly been soldier, an1 who,
with Ills daughter, elsi OF ~, Was engaged III
cuttlng woNl. 11v came out Ut the thlcket tn
scs what was thc matter. and found himself
face to fac4. with the wolf, which Immediately
sprung q. hls throat. lie ha.l no wtapon, 30 he
claape4 tho animal sruanst tho louy. aud they
loth fell toVcthcr, rolling over each other.
After pFotracteA struggle MoEca.! managed
10 get tho pcalt beneath nm and hold It firmly
by the throat, .Hu then shouted tn lIis daugli-
ter, WHO catne aud dispatched tbs wolf with
blows from pfckaxc. Mu1cau was n,uel, ex-
hauAted BY thu fight, hut fortunately esraped
with only wound I'll the left hand. The uni
NAL wsa found 10 measure Inotre aud half
IRON tue ilusc to the end OF the tall.
, 1877-04-09
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.


Tne alarm from BOX ms At 1890 Yesterday
morning WINS caused t,y fire. In tho lay-oft Of
d barn III rear OF No. 30 Carpenter street, occ,i-
pied by F. Muboldt. Damacc, triaIng. Cause,
supposed inccndIarlsEl.
Thu nlar1u from Dox x3l q: 10:401ast cvuntng
was catsrtl by tire III cottage at No. 1G5
lIalstcd street, owned by D. a. sktlitnan, and
occupied rs d photograph gallery by H. II.
Clynch. Damage, E50. Cause, supposed to be
explosion of keruscnu lamp.
Tie a!a1m from Box :Sij at 4:l5 yesterday
morning was caused by ilrc in frarne house,
No. ~ Ncwberry avenue, owned and Occupied u
q dwelling by Patrick Curtin. Tho tIfu con-
munlentcd to 4 burn ana shed in the rear, both
Of which were totally destroyed, live horsea naY-
ipE I been rescued from the burn tust III tine.
t5oo: fully covered by policies ia unknown
companies.
The alarm from boz csc ut lilo last evening
was caused by a lre In the englne-1oom of .IohM
Whitney & Co.'S hour-ln,l!, Nos. tt.-Bs North
ca'sat street. Damagc u1nlnal. The fire Ia
supposed IT, have originated from hot asi,es
thrown in heap against tho outside wall.
, 1877-04-09
WHISKY.

ST. LOUIS. April 8.-Thc decision Of Secretary
Sherman tn regard u the disposal OF the propo-
httion Tor 4 compromise In Tho whisky cnaes las
created somewhat Of furry l,crc, and tho Re-
publican publishes some information respecting
tho situation which Is Interesting. 1t appears
that there arc now standing hero against bombs
men In whisky Cases eight unsnttshe.l frd0-
incnts, amounting to about s300, QUO, but tho
prospect Of collecting It Is vcry slim
indeed, as most Of these bontl.mcn havo
can bc made out Of them. l,cyis d Frazcr hare
paid $4,000 to the Government, and flyc of The
nine surcttcs Of 4. y. ulorscE hare eomprt,-
,ntsch By paying ei5, 900, leaving t9o, o,u1 u the
ncy Diiss Thinks that Of this $500, ,0U, si9,ct0
could bc realized at once, and more In the
coursc of time, but that no morn than sj,0N
could bc obtained on executions, II that mode
of procedure Is determined upon.
, 1877-04-09
MONTENEGRO. :
WHAT THE Pu0NAcIova LITTLE sTArH insists


Dtspafch 10 London nnss,
vienna, 1farr1l Alt Ia officially announced
from Constanttnoplo TINT the prmEstleo with
Montenegro has been prolonged TIL tho lath Of
April, inclusive. The MontcnegrEn delegates
hayc becu at last ahlo to ,ccphcr the new telc-
graphic lnstrussiops sent to tlcu, by TrI1wc
Nlkita. They contain the concessions which
hare been already teiegrapllrd from Cettlugc,
aud undoubtedly show q considerable re-
duction of thu acmanls originally made.
They gtye up tue cl4tn 10 the
seaport ot splzza, to tho right bank Ut
Tue Mosatseha. aud to tho fortified tssantfs 1t
the Monteuegrin frontier, beiug, satisdcl with
tue ulsn,ani1tng OF the works; but thu preteti-
s!un to Niktirh Is upheld. btill, even in thu
reaIHct q door llas leen lett open for further
Nik.lth are nut 80 prceisely drawn % IN thu orig
tnal instructions, III whrll the u!l puga Pass up
~ III northern entrance ut krlttac was included.
u w9ntu, thgeeiotG, seen! that Prince Nikita
tbs tolerobly 1cFtfie plateau aud basiu, without
wanting tho mountains rignt al lett ot The Diga
Pass, whlch would g!yu him the command ever
tue ne1t plateau or bn4in ol Gutsehko, wl,lcb hs
nrerssaEy to thr rxlalcAge Ut Ills peoplu, a.
polluted cut before. tho uectastuls pf territory
urlnallued by aIunteue1To!8 question Uf hrcad,
and IL sscIns to have been troi, thu beginning
Krin Delegates to Impress upon tho Ports thu
alycntage Of making concessions in tllsa respect
tn it, own Interest. They hayu bseil, therefore.
At paus tu show that ii there Is to bc really
ptacc between Turkey aud Montenegro, tic
population Of the latter ought to Iu PLACED
tn position 10 ind ttic means Ut subsistence
at hume, uta not bo obliged, like tho aayqyas.s,
tu em!gIate to yarlous portions ol Turkey and
Austria IN orlsr II prueurc there tho 1neans of
suos!stsnce. 1t Wa, besides. lnsfnuatel that
thls niKht likewise to tho best xay 10 freq
Montenegro froM kusslaa i1lducnec. While sllu
Eeinains 70 wfrtShculy poor u she il NOW, s!la
Nnst scHlalis tle pcnsluter VI Russia.
However much truth there may be really In
W thiS, there ara two obslAcles on tin part 0g
t4is basis. Tie lrst Il that tic Districts
q ktksch aul Vt the right bank Of tlo
aiirstsrha, forming uutlyln. tn,sttions vi
tie 1urklsil Puwer towards Muntenvyrn.
are mainly tnhnbitcti BY Moi!nnlmeauus, and tbat
taeFe "a dread u shu effect which tAe!r foTclLjc
dhPiacelaen: n!iKht Produce on feelings alfeuly
kutissiently excited More welgltY even IN tha
osber oh5cctton,-naluely,t tho intense dstrust Of
Montenegro, sa and thu conviction which exists
taat this Inter Is Unsuitable. What would IT,
given noW, It Is thought, you'll ,uuly b. co,,.
sldercd " III tnstalllnent, auu wuull De u.cd ak
ap<asedsnt, - tutaus TO acqulrs more, ANY
c4cessson of territory u1cept slight regulatitl,
q the fsoutleF llue, which u Indispensable Il,
hs iosH*,tA 1t both sldss, Is therefore
, 1877-04-09

CEDAR RAPIDS, H., April "a mixed trniu
on tho postvillo Branch Of the Burlington
Cedar Rapids t. Northern Railway ran OF the
track near Rowley last night. Several cars were
badly damaged aud number Of passengers In
jured. Mrs. Nyc, Of Marysville, was taken up
inscnslb1e, besides being badly cut about the
head. It was thought she had received internal
injuries. Ono Of her children was badly burned
BY being thrown aCalnst tho stove. J. l. Prem.
tfss, ofCcdnr Rapids, received severe pont,i-
sio', on the back Of tho head, but It is thought
lie vii! soon recover.
, 1877-04-09
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

THE AnMiEs OF TIE TWO COUNTRIES COMPARED.
LONDON. Afarch2s-Thccompa strength
Of tho French and German arnics OIL peaco
footing Is as follows for tho current year: !:
Tho elective of tho German army Is fixed at
401 900 neu exclusive of tha onc-year yolun.
tccss, and tho three years. eeryice IL strictly
compulsory and personal. These forccs coul-
prtdu eighteen army corps, two of Which
are furn!ehcl BY Daynrla, one by Sax-
ohy, onc 9y Wartcn'burg, a!itl tho othcr four
tscn by Prussia aud tho States which arc
plarcd l'cncAtl1 her direct administration.
Tie territory 10 divided Into eighteen military
districts, md, to facilitate recruiting uE1 the
organization Ut tic landwellr, racll Of these
d!strlrts Is subliyidrl Into uiyislGn,, brigade,
battalion, anu company bect!nus, Tht effective
Of thu French ARMY Is 4U7 ,50 men, divided Into
nineteen army cor}ls one Ut which Is In Algeria.
Tho terrltory 10 divided Into elglteen rcSIotEs,
but only for the reserve Of tho actlvc ARMY 4nd
ior the territorial army: Tho recruits aro dis
tributea M thtonghont tho ar:ny WITHOUT refer
ei,ce between tnc. two systems Is tlrre-
fore very marked. especially In point
Of simplicity aud rapttlity Ut mo|,lllza.
tion.. But tito 4U7, GU men cDEup0asng tho
French army are far from being thu equivalent
OF the 43l ,G0O men Ut thu German nfiny, und
this for two rcasons: ln the first place, tho
corps Of Rcndarnles, tho Republican Guard, tho
arenen: and tho t'atlre trosns Of Alserta, arc
i,scluucd ~ thu French tutal; and In dslliton
tho ltsbalIdmcnt of the c1ass which lIns com.
pleted Its service always prcye1ca by Il con-
siderable perlnl tho arrival of thu class wI,Irl,
succeeds It. The GerrAan army comprises :n.N
general officers Ut all grades, Wh!te tbs Frclci,
army lx)ssussea ll6 EcIlcrat officers ou active
serricu mud ..3i upon the rcscryc Ifst.
, 1877-04-09

Nzw York, April a-Ycsterlay's develop.
ments III tho Jewctt tragedy make tho theory
lliat orsllle committed murder. aud suicide
moro certain. Thomas Jackson, 1auitor OF tbs
building, eusroborstcs Charles Ta1utes'x state.
ment that he witnessed The shooting. liz vas
tu roou above when the explosion occurred,
and, Fushsag down, saw through broken
aaue III tho rear door Ut the office two bodics
lying on tho floor. IN All tustaut four pIstoi
shoss were fred, wheseupon be ran to The maiu
olllco door, aud, on entering, saw TatptvF on
the threshold OF the .u,.cs entrance to the
oltlse, aud questioned him, but re-
ec'yc;i ~ reply. The Coroner Ii said
to have discovered important eytdeutv
regarding the ulI4lr, but refuses to mako il puL.
l,e- Thy tunsral OF Oeytlls d. Jewett took plaxu
to-day fEom a.s unele's res4cnce IN Brooklyn,
aud WIS largely attended bJ relatises Aul tuem-
bers II the Loyal Legion VI thu United Suites,
=! which 1gseas:d was tbs Breyet-I Ileutcuaut.
Colonel. Floral tsioutt4 we1r thiukiY strcxu
oyeE the caskes wniei. iuclosesi the Iema!us,
Iha services were celebrated W y UultaIisu
, 1877-04-09


CONDITION or TIE TNoors.
Dsnatch 10 L9nioa T1MsS. ..
CoxsTANT1sorLr, Afnrct, W-i'he Turkish
Government scems possessed With only one
thousht-how It naay pile together Mountains
upon mountains oil arms mud munitions. Ono
reads nothing In tho newspapers but ANNOUNCE
mcllts Of tho landing Of Belgium cargocs of hum
drcs Of cannon, OF the arrirnf Of American s1ps
with their irc'ghs-hundretls Ut Martini
Henry rifles, aud 1O,00o,oW inetallte cart
h1gcs. The Turks seem tn forget t|lnt battles
arc not won by mcru wartiku stores, Or even By
stout, valiant soldiers; that the difficulties OF
briuglug an ARMY Into the field arc proportion
stc to tho Vastncs. Of ITS nunlber, mud that tho
men ut tho WAr Office In Constantinople arc de-
feient III the very rudf1ncnts Ut etratugy, untEt
for the handling Ut such bulky artnies as could
be of any avail xgninst tho Immense fotccs With
which, were Russia fFcr-hailtltsl, the Ottoman
troops would be confronted. In tho natural TX
ullation Ut their tou easy victory the Scrvats
and over the ., ,oOo slanauxtl!arics, the Turks
have deceived the world rs well rs themselves
- to the real ct1cIcucy Of their urmfcs.
have It on tile very bcst OF authority that on
the muTrow after tho conquest vi Alc1natx tho
disorder AMONG the victorious truops ln their
cnni.missarEat, !n thclr ambulance, IN all their
that they could not have moved ot,c step for.
ward for weeks, and t1at 1t WIS only lEnatitiEs
ultiulatun and tho ensuing artntsttce which
tttrr fnnh,tv II, fs)fnw i'm tiuIr sltcccss by
serI,rimr ti,a nasscsston Of dcfcnseless
Deiigral. That disortIer, Il nm told, tas
of nrnIistir.. anJ iuactiot. The Tuyklsi, sol-
1crs. Iruro md io,,a.slIcriug lno, as they arc,
src driven l., the ril1 Of aJl rnlc and jIs:ipno
by tic sI,ocking treatment they endure at tie
i,auIs of incapabio ani tishonrst officers, and
BY the uttcr ilnproyfdcnee with which they arc
trr. nt,li nrt,per hnsnltai attcndanre. K jrnsrat
vii, coulI l,opc to Gcnt tIu Russinus with such
troot,s il not 10 be found IN thc Ottonu scryicc.
nor l. thcru utIy ono who can think Of what
Is 10 becoMe of tls army If all apprehonsions
of war arc removed, and Il tllo tItno
comes for disbaniliug ths truops and sardinr
fhem 10 their homcs. tic nitrrnatiye for ti,n
soldiers being other to staryo by tl!o roadside
nr Il, taka ly n,nIn forco tIIosu ineana or sir,
port which tl,o War Oi,lce vii either waut ttu
money, or tic Foresight, or tic honesty 10 sup
pjy,
Not few Of tho cascs Of rtfcs and cnrtridpca.
in which 40 wat a part Of tfla shr,1nkrr re-.
sources of thts Einptro Is wasted, aro, however,
, 1877-04-09
THE ENGINEERS,

gineers hnl q meeting today, at whErl, $50
n,enbcrs Of tho Brotherhood were present.
Delegates appeared from over forty divisions IN
support tho engineers OF thu Reading Hoatl in
case OF n4stttkc, or II discharged account OF
connection with tho brotherhood. Fificcn tirc-
men WIN rafused II take charge Ut enElncs layo
bcgn discharged.
, 1877-04-09
ITALY,.


NArLxs, Aprl! 8.-Thlrty armed intcrnatson-
alists made their appearance at Ceretto, In the
Trrrtdl-Lnyaro, yesterday. They fred upon
thu Carninccrs and wounded one. Several OF
tho band were arrcsted. aud the arms OF tic
others lIoyu bccn sgtxeu,
, 1877-04-09
NOHVALK. O..

CLzvELssp, O., April 8.-About o'clock
this morning ara broke out tn tlle City ilotcl
at Norwa'k, O., which, togcthcr with its con-
tents, WIS totally destroyed. Many of tho
guests barely escaped witt, their lives. Tho fire
also dr.troyel Wheaton Bros.' sucat-n.arkct,
John Lees lklu0r-store, ]. If. Itaskneas' livery
aud sale stalLo, and two saloons. The contents
0f all the buildings cxrrpt thu hute weru saved.
Total loss. SO, 000.' Insurance very small.
, 1877-04-09

LONDON. April 8-Tho Staaaart's dispatch.
from Berlin says bismarck will Professionally bo
contentcl with four month"; Leave Ut anscnec,
but will not quilt Berlin before the cosing Of tho
Rclehstay. II s now doubted whether tho ques-
tion will Go settled lcfore tho reasscubl!nT OF
the RclchstaE,
, 1877-04-09
DROWNED.

scnASTos, april s.--joseph r. Conner, =
prominent citizen OF Columbus County, und
vlcc-pres!deat Of the Pennsylvania Agricultural
Society, was drowned, together With Ills wlfc,
at The Upper Lime Ridge. While driving homs
from church to-day, their hossc took fright,
aud, rushing down steep bank, 1eaped into the
canat.
, 1877-04-09

DEATH FROM INJURIES.
DArTox, O., April e.-Thcodorc BARLOW, ono
Of tue oldest and most prominent citizens Of
Dayton, nsl mcmber Of the firm Of Egle,
Barlow & Co., died yesterday E1nrnin0 from the
effects of injuries received by be!ng struck with
falling slgu.
, 1877-04-09

for ~ taEfh 10 rc,nan. Of
George ". Jcwctt were also inferred today In
the same cemetery, having been brought over
fruin Staten Island accompanied BY relatives
and employees Of the firm.
, 1877-04-09
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CUR E
For CATARRH

IAs worked revolution IN tho treatment Of Cstsr7h.
1t ss demonstrated beypnd ut doubt thst this disea.e
even IN itA toEs IL eurabe and that comtott
and happiness msy be made to follow yetrs of misery.
Jcsra Of SUFFERING By persistent Of It. Tha meth
cal and constitutional. ty remedy prepared By dss!lt.
atfon- II the ouly offered to the public thA4
will bear the tc4t Of time,
, 1877-04-09

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.-Thc Captain Of tho
schooner which rescued Mcguire from the
Roanoke statcs that he never contradicted his
first statement regarding the dlsastue; that
when taken OF tho brig te was nearly exhausted
Hc regartls the ruulur of the mutfny anh tnur-
der vi tho Captain aud passengers Is entirely
without foundation.
, 1877-04-09

6bzc1d1 O7tpzE1tA 70 1Hf 7776EHa.
Fort WAYNE, 1nd, April 8+-William Ma-
chan,cr, farmer In La Grange County, Ind.,
was way1aid lust night when cn route home
from Lima, and murdered. This mor1linE his
dead body was found lii the wagon-bcd, with
his throut cut from caf to car. There Is no clue
to the MurdcrcrB.
, 1877-04-09

sr. LOUIS, April a-I1olbs Kerry, one Of tho
robbers Of the Missouri Pacific train nt Otter.
yile in this State, in July; 1876, was sentenced
to four years In tue Penitenttary yesterday at
Bonneville, where lie has been fu fall since his
capture. This sentence Ii for obstructtng tho
railroad track on The night OF tho robbery.
Another indictment for completely IN tho rob-
berry stands ngain4t him.
, 1877-04-09
Tie Sixth National, Corner Of Broad
way and Thirty.fllth, the
Victim.
a Safe Full Of Silver Opened and
$4,000 LuRged Away.
Burial Of the Dead Actors In the Nav York
Bombahell Tragedy.
Ets'litetlons of tht Horrible Barrett nurdes 1t
Des Moints. II.

hpfcfd5 D&tp1tch to The TF1tHH4.
NEw TonE, April 8.-The Sixth National
bank, at broadway and Thtrty.fift street, was
robbed to-day. About o'clock this afternoon
ohicer Tripp noticed In passing tho buildina
and looking through tho window TINT one Of
tue doors Of Eafc was lying on tho floor sur
rounded by burglars tools. Looking at tho
basement he found the door open, and entering
iic discovered large hoto through tho ceiling
tleaf the safe. From the safe $1,000 In silver
coin had beer takcn. 1t Ia supposed tho burg.
mrs 20: Into The basement Saturday night, and
thatic tho holc through the ceiling and then
postponcd fnsthor operations TIT to1ay, when
tue barber, whose shop adjofns tho bank build
ing on Broadway, would close. When lie left
they entered the bunk, and by mcaua Of sectional
nalmles forced the safc-loor frotn its hinges.
I'ley selected tho safo In which the books had
generally been kept, but which la8 been used lat
terly 'or tho silver coin. 1t was ono of L,l1tc's
patent bnrglar-proofs, aud contained S5,000. The
operation of forcing It was of tho most daring
Kind. any passcr-by CHANGING to hook In at tho
window, could hase seen The burglars ut work.
a merchant III n storc two t1ouEs nway heard
strange noises, and Inaie some Investigations,
~. bnt in the wrong direction, never thinking auy-
was about during tho Job, uor lid arYpxlY Hve
IL 1.tc tnen leaya tte building with their plumber.
lAey csltrie1 away nlI they were able To handle.
cutting half tho atnou,it III the sac. Prcsi-
aent LELAND eays !: must hayc ulkcn live
mSn a,,,n- to ,,,r remove tho coin, and ia ain
;essapc observation. Last December % su*ptcious-
LOOKING PARTIES wanted to hirc the basenlct,t-
room, but were refused. The prcsidc1r thinks
tIc robbery WIS p'anncd at that TING.
, 1877-04-09

GAIErA, ILL.,, April s.-John Riley, partly
Icsncntcd man residing tn Ncst Gatena, was
accidentally shot yesterday evening by his
brother Attchacl, also scmi-Iunatic, and psobo-
bly, fatally wounded Tic weapon waa an old
muskct loaded with half-oltncc ball. which
entered the body In close proximity to tho
heart,
, 1877-04-09

NAsHtsuTos, D. e.. April 8.-Ex-Gor. o.
borne, Of Kansas, who is here says TINT there ia
no truth In tho story that ho had possession Of
tho confession Of parties who claimed TO have
participated in the lynchtng Of old man Bender
and his family willie the inter were attempting
to escape from kausas, nor does he know that
there Has any such 1ynching.
, 1877-04-09

e1cacions manner for The removal Of tho obstacles
which prevent his full and real independence.
The A1locutIon t1oses by asttng praycsa for
tic conversion of the Ch,lrcIa's enemies and
urging that there al,aull he no cessation in tho
co1nhat nga',ft the powers Of DARKNESS and tie
pcrycraEty OF the aye.
, 1877-04-09
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

SIFe1dl DFkp0IcH % 1ae 1F16WNk.
KENosHA, Wis. April 8.-The sad news
reached this city early this morning that Jacob
schIItz and his son, lad Of Is year,, had been
Killed last evening while attempting 10 cross
the railroad track at tho Burlington Crossing on
the st. Paul Road. four mica west Of this city,
by the evening express going nurth. It Is sup
posed the engine first struck The horses, Us both
were found considerable distance from tho
cruising. The body Of Mf. schlitz wns but
slightly mangted, principally about the face md
neck. Tho buys lIead was horribly mutilatcd,
tho whole Of tho back part being crushed
tu. Ills body was found in d deep ditch near
BY. Nr: scl'Iltz was a wealthy and respectable
cotoner'e Jury left here early this morning, but
wns unable to render verdict owing TO tho at
seuce Of the engineer and other train officials.
, 1877-04-09

CHARGED WITH MURDER. -
LEBANON, Pa., April s.-Mrt. Sidney Miller,
wife Of Joseph 8. Miller wlo wus murdered
near hero lust week, Inns been committed by
the Coroner to answer q Charge Of murder.
, 1877-04-09
SUICIDE,

SpFt3at Nl1astA 70 z1t TTs4aA4
McGREooA. Il. April 6--f. Dupa, aud
Perry Hamilton, young snen OF psalrlo du
cnien, attempted suicide, the former by shoot.
log shotgun q! In lls own faee, the latter by
.eapius into = well, They both wGEo saved, hut
very much taInAxeI.
, 1877-04-09

HpFt7d9 7Vkpa7fh 70 1At Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,. April h-.Ah old inme hotel,
known as tbs Lake House, owncd and occupied
by 7. 9. Phillips, together with barn, was de-
stroycd BY ffrc.. Nearly all the furniture was
saved. Loss fully covered by INSURANCE.
, 1877-04-09
TWEED,

NEW roRg, April B.-1t Is stated t1lat the
only difficulty now fn tho way Of Twecd's IT,
lease Is ILLS unwllifugness To dfyulgc the names
of lcglslators aud Others wllo received brttes
from him In connection With the city charter
bills. ,"'
, 1877-04-09

AT SORTIIF1EI.D, CONN,
Hartford. April 5.--Thu tactory al the
American ku!lc Company OF Northacll,
burned Saturday. Loss NOT givcu. A hundred
handa uru thrown cut Ut employment.
, 1877-04-09
THf WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. April 0-1 q. m.-For the
upper lake region, and Upper MtssIss!ppt and
Lower Missouri yaitcy1, partly cloudy, coolrs
weather, northeast to northwest winds, rtatng
barometer, and. Ia The southern portions, light
min during tho morning.
..,' local OBSERVATION.
, 1877-04-09
A HOAX.

NEW YoR5, April 8.-5hsp news collectors
pEoaouucu the report Of tho sinking ofaatho
Schooner sIalld Thompson III Flushing Bay, and
the loss OF four OF hcr rrcW, entirely uniouudc,i.
, 1877-04-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hollands Aromatic Hitter Wine OF Iron IL =
remedy fsiF Hssvona debility. inpoycrshel blool.
haImpalsrd digestion. uepoi, - Clark xlreet.