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CRIME.

CRIME IN TENNESSEE.
2pscfaf Correspondence u 7hs Tribune.
NAsnv1LLH, Tenn., Feb. D,-DurJpR the
monlh OF August, 1874, some gltmmcrings OF
paHdemonfum seemed to be rife IN Tennessee,
md midnight outragcs committed by maakel
men were of loo frequent ocrurrcncd for tho
good nnlno Of tho State. The communities IN
which such outraEcs wcrc committed were,
together will. tho citizens Of tho entire State,
shockcd at tic occurrences, anil resolved TINT
something must DO done 10 put an end to them.
In every instance suspected men wcro arr .stctl,
trials euua through with, and In some cases JUS
ticc meted out. These cases dragee'i
ts''r ov weary INV Length fst a'ons' aos q spa ts =
perpetrators arc betng. punished: shortly after
lilo murder ii Julia I1ay,ient The poor eoloretl
sellooln1lstrcss In LYoheaalo County, armed
mon went t9 tho home Gi an 9ld anl hnrtnless
for the purpose Of giving him beating III ~
vcngo Tor some real or Imaginary injury, In
word or deed, done to thceo SUMO men. :. Thoy
approached tho old mans door and called to
door down. anl there, nttcr making vain Efforts
10 defcnll l,IMsclf, tic Oil negrU was stricken
down In Ills TRICKS. Runlors getting out
as 10 who tho. suspected parties w;crss,
Sns eace e t' a ss bsanea sa Tho fss pnft opns s
TO secure Ills own rclrase from tic penalty ui
harlng been at assistant In the murder, I2ts
confession sealed Ills doom, for hts ifnto conl'
ralcs Tint night took Hall from tho jail where
fc Ind been lodged for safe Keeping. and, colt
ductln0 him to tho clge Of the town .of Smith
vile, s!sat him dawn, never heedng lis prayers
and cntrcaees tor mercy. HILLS confess!on had
been nndc, and Upon !ts strength the other par
ties wcro arrestcd md then held TO n1swer &c
the elatge of double murder, thc one aIorrlb1t
and outrageous, because uuprosokcd, tho other
dreadful anti Terrible BECAUSE he fell by ttit
| The first sentence that has been passed upon
any Of these men was on Saturday passed ullot
Tin Apple, who was aente1lcel tu ten years II
tho Peiiftcntiary by tho Supreme Court nov
sitting In this clty. AZ tle sentence was 1nn.lt
kotsn to him he seemed startled to think of illt
| long term bcfnrc him, but never lemurrcl a'
Il, probably considering himself only too for
| ttltatu to llaye Hente1lce VI imprisonment in
| stead OF death.
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WILLIAM H.VANDERBILT.

lie Has Got tho Eighty Millions, and VIII
Hang to Them, Having No fcar ot lie Un-
auestIenaLls Legality Of the VIII,
Nav ynmw. rch, aT-ly;,,jon, u vona.,,,,.
49,. .,,..s1t.,na,, =" 1rs.... 49, sa"a''uat
WA m.e1s.e"eu w 1"'e. reporter tot1ay.
Whlio tnciilit4 TO Fettcc'ee, he did mot hesitate
that no sct,emc for cnmnrom,sn
,you,, he entertained hv ht., ~
"o"'u IT, 'Aueu ~ n" 'os
momeht' !ns tathcr, Who knew
seen 1T to distribute hts property a.nop4 thr,n
utrnyi,j,o IN what hc 1cc,uad thn h.st in+ +orn.,.
~ -, .H'" -. ~ ". ~ ~ esss s"'s.ss's
VI III cohcesnea' ~ soho no tiaa gwen moro
THAN 70 et"cFs, bas all had received .
handsome competence, To 30y Tint sueh will
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aNtes, There is no rcnso,l s.v he should not
succeed in restoring lhc South back into tic
Uplon, IN fact a. well ~ in name. The South.
ern States are not vet back in tx,irt Of fart, a,d
thev nro not comportlnr themselves a q past ol
the Unfon.''
'1Iow do epM think President HAYcs wsll
deal will, Ltliistana!r
"T,.at il y difficult question 70 snswer. I
have nly nwn Views on tl,at ai,bIcrt, but they
might conflict with those Of Mr.. Hayes, or with
what E1ight be tionc. His policy Wilt be surt1 a.
will
COMMAND rnE RESPECT
aiu1 obedience Of the better class of Southern
pcaplc.'
."What arc your opinions Of civtl.scrvtcn re-
forn,!" ..""-. -.
"Thcy are decidedly we'll defined. tlinktt
would b good thiost ii! the el,r9nie ntEls g
holders were cleaned out. !Iy that mean w
urc-fIcads and inrompetents,- ,--mcn who have
charge Of responsibilities, Who leave al1 u sub
oriftntCs.. The trouble with President Grant
has t,ce that he hns trusted too much 10 men.
lie use'i no 11!g'ncnt In hls selections az to
competency and ability. What understand by
etys:- return, ~ not TO keep parcel sf
stirks In office, but ia retain tho skilled saborl.
nates, and not remove them With crery new Atl.
tnit,fstrnt1O1. But think general cleaning out
ofHr IN q whtic is healthy. We want tho
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to Do 50, but Will atcp into the hall ont Of tho

cold: x,1x.., ,u. -. ,.,, ,,s
Ihc ose5or to tteppsa tnso 'ae a. am. anu
ans 1at ens s1, saax s w & ter
o'csoeF
ic aMalf VS. .oKen o. tnc heast{ enxt W.
,owmra ks ,. d,GSe!o IL! @ n SvSe n n Il! se E
ELI fhnhaSs s,slss na e. ,,sn H.
run,"a r. Xxx tS'wr h,nr,l "Ii Iiiny, 1iuycs
nlone in thr ! larrc, p!ain 0nbcrnatorial rso,1'.
@ 1s fsr enr,,s,'s: 1sc' ~ -, pt. ANT " ~ ey"ry
nn" I'm, e.. osc.Ieoycsi m a.Llicr fron, Tic Sol.
.5t"sssi t1,mn - Hi.h.,t 3yt'n,er NJ I.,ufsana.
~ nn"...l. W ," rss."i l., niain black
suit, irock coat, t!sh ycst, and Byrom co'iart-
facr t,s III wss i,rowtI. t,t Il js rosy With
oai. ~" " ". u ~ntfc rnt .,re i,,rk. tbcre
III, hi,,a ~, ta7n hm|, nn inoWiy,nr and cu,,-
tinr l&s,k' lis Lcar,l is un,rIilei, ns it ii had
t"che ryiIsniIy Alternating tr struggle out OF
inc IL io"Its fits mai of TO- ihyuxf, flls ago
"sj i.s 49, ''''>'
1lsycs. IL suuid not be xouI tas.u. But l viii
tay tjIat he Is ycry eatfc'toue about tho welfare
r. H." sm,tl, lila tnnrhts trnstautiy reycft-
ri to lstf, lie b,arka Gui whites In tha suutt-
Urn states.
m,,se,i' ' but m he Jf nj answer % tl,o question.
Thn tth,vrrnor eatist5,.l thnt fi,r rY,I-
or lfun in the South must be- blot
led ont, Tic 10 satisfied Tint MR.
iaI;aers nnl ucrroea ot, s,,,c aide nni tbo
al, st,,is.srnrrs ~ on fin ntier vii hot work
cnxal t., Tie Renuhltc. Thu burden Of lis
;hourhts II, 4nuw sha,! both ts,e wh!te vote
nr1 f},t oo)nx.l win IN tIe Nl,,,f hr f1Iritlr.l
;.ow @ 81; silajl We mako t twu Union partie. there,
cart f"sterfne md protcctlnx anil voting tllo
roiurci man, giving lin lis honest slatr pro
min t,f oees and hours, where he Ia syorts Of
ii. a,ul absolute nrntvtiion rndcr ali riryiIu,-
-'
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE TlLpA-HOHRla HAnEAb CORPUS CASE.
COLUMBIA. i. G., Feb. a7.-The Supreme
Court room was tlcfxcly paehcsi to-day fn cx-
pec.asiun OF decision IN the Ttlda. Norris
haheas corpus xase. AZ II o'e'oek JnSt,ees
Willard and W1lght-tl,e latter colored-cntcr-
cd, and the former announced that the Court
would take a recess until afternoon for consul
tution. a strong guard OF special constahlcs
{colorrd) are stationed In front Of tho Justiccs'
consulting room. Deep and subducl excite-
mcut psoya's.
Norris was tho coarics panloaetl by Cav.
Hampton. The JalloE, E,recoenlzIng Champerlaln
as Governor, rcfused to relense Norris, whose
counsel obtained writ Of habeas corpus, COM
mandtng the Jai1er TO produce him Ia court yes-
teE1ny. Tie Supreme Court met and adlousn.
ed over TIL thia .uoruine, when IN adjournment
was taken TIL this AFTERNOON. The cass aaau,ncs
Importance, us the people believe 1t Involves u
question whether Chatuberlain Or Hampton Ia
Goytrnor.
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31NAiE,

EAFAL ECELESI1tIICAL FUL1Vtt
Ro4r, Feb. a7.-It IL reported that the caF-
diusls submitted to tho Pops Oil Fsi1Ay laYura-
bio replies to sosuc questions which hs proposed
10 tAeu., With the objeet of gtylng tue eccleal-
asttezli poifey ot tho H1ty Sec moru sll,cac!ous
and energetic direction tuwarts the natural So
lutlon Vi thu various questions Of ths day. 2hv
exact nature of tle new policy will bs proyluin,-
I'd ou the .,eeAslou u the rupe's EpsseeBsl jpat
i,u. suue Gcrua:, Uish.3s RECENTLY 4sked
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HAYES.
TuK FAEsIpHNT-ELRcT 10 WELCOMED At RHE.
MONT w uIS NKlGuupHI8,

Tux PaEsIpgNT-ELscT Is WELCOMED At 1HR.
MONT " HlS NKlGu1cALs,
DtsputcA 10 M C1Rctaaatf Uasstte,
FREMONT, O., Feb. 2i.--Gar. Hayes arrived
here this evening unexpectedly on tho 5 o'clock
train, Sla Fostoria. An impromptu reception wa
given hin at tho residence Vi Gen. Il. r. Buck
laud. Many u the citizens turned out to erect
the Presidrnt-elect, md from. o'clock uutil 10
stream OF people was coming aud going. The
Light Guard BanJ scrcnalcd hin about 0
O'Clock, aud the Governor male happy lEttle
speech To them and tho other friends assembled
After the speech The congratulations continued
Below we append the uoyefnor's speech. Gen.
Il. 7. Bucklaaa stepped forward a1I tntrotsnccA
the Governor With these words: :" Friends:
. have The pleasure Of Introducing our Pecstdent'
ricct, us We believe"
GoY. Hayes then said:
Mr. FEi1kps Asn EElausous: Tbs manner In
which an. iattoduced makes II rlthrr easY 1or n,v
!. apsAs without mach .saeartassmsat. but w had
su.astA!ny new. IN tasse time. Of uacorsainty we
ss 5. ,s. TIL Sss4 :; 81 s
pafinx tas law tEunlhs since tbs eth Of Soven,ber
have tcho'ie4 .ayxeN TO ~ got to DO very laurh
down, nor ses1 much up. hat To Try and keep A.
Tk.s kindly ,cetlnx this evening ! do not sake 70
manner = sL!s6 III: :nd peculiar ases.!Sn
World could hats endured such : stluygls
Without suffering lasting eaiam!t.<.. lu The
iwa o. shIss YEAR,. i Will attend tie next
Aonuai puurets' MeetIas and bring bundle
oE letters and notes, many pf which ! b,n
sketches Ut kntset, dagxer.. Hhd sssolyefs, but
have not Lost much sleep f,o1n any Of thSa YET
Dnc of lbt an1se amusing VII received this week.
!. MAJ kpfc about two feet lung. one edge hacked
like sxw, probably for sawiD; ihe bones, sud ths
1shsF aide for cutting the dssh. Til. WAS wrapped
In several thickhe.ses VI pEper xnd inslds was 1
nctt u folluxs:
''Fhis il tho tn!fs which the editor OF the Capna
Ms IL asKassinas ypa With, - You ens frou. !a<
Willie louss u The Capitol. II ws4 taken from hIt
tautt lrk while he w. aslevp."
Well, irien1s, ! thiul hays talked lona
1woalI say th4t u, In eserlsus ph, .cll health.
aud II Hny i! you wish ~ ssAks laulA. Nl w kat
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whether they were At liberty TO perform acts in
execution OF tic laws other than those against
the Church II inyite.} to do 70 By tho ctfti MI
thortIes. Tho rcp!y from the Vatican was that
they might. rs subIrrts u sne Emperor, 10 10
rfghks Of the L[Nlrcl
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ADJUSTMENTS,

TIE TABERNACLE CONCERN.
The aucre0 concert given at tho Tabernacle last
ercang under tho direction of Sir. Stcbbne, tho
wc)l'known tovlyal a!nges, and unGcf tho auk-
ptces Of the Yourf, Mcna Christian Assrcla.
t|yn. wns attended hY q very largo audl-
ence. probably numbering Il. 600 Or 9. QUO people.
~ tho concert was Gtrcn In behalf Of an important
charity. anil those who took pnst In the programme
volunteered thelr services, coio criticism, would
bcnngtacors. Tho nndienrs apparently wns sat-
lsaea, tho singers appeared TO bo happy, md tho
Young Meas Che.stan Association probably
hnda it, cofTcss thts morning materially
benefited. All parties concerned In tho pcr5prm.
snee bs!nE satisfied and happy, 1t ts probably tbs
aaty af 4tk TGtacNs to bo happy aud satisfied
also, although upon tho who1o tho enter
tainmcnt was rathcr ta!n fur the price.
IT usst,; S9+ s9 eo,.es
wefe malaly very lghs, bs!ag esn'pasad Sf roviysi
iS,men,e ii nam6sr e 1eite.. III" stebbi"s id IT,
Ysassa ~ :aSs;: sss ias 'Gs 'sss
+ rather n leading M with h: ySleo
e!sat a ssS soes s ai.net enapeaoa, % pas and
ths enthusiasm and cznieasion Of il, singing
sSee. nys magnetic %Sg Eayef ess. Ussn ssf rs Is
a s"s:s: ~ e.. @ ss;; sss;s.
t ss .sas.s s s.r sa
r!cdiy BANDED toEeiee! with sparse orportnalsy
been expected. Tho hest chorus singing OF tho
evening by jar was TINT Of tho schubcrs
''I'salin" by Nir. T0mllns la1es. Sufficient op-
Eortunity not having been given ior rs!,ea.slng
on !isgh," sswa. sang by MEs. siasSns, Mrs. Wns:
quartcite Instead 81 solo ana CHORUS, IT. stebb!na
taking tho foio IN adustruabfe atyle. The
other nuaretto work waa dono by tho chotr of tho
| Third Presbyterian Church, who sang part soHg
| Of Mcndefasohn's and sir. Fred Noot'4 ''1:senlnE
fonR," with an nndurtona accompaniment by fh6
chorus. Tho so!o!*ss " tho evening were Mira.
Glata p; Stacey. Mt4. Y; =. wstraa., aad ~.
os the concert al three reeoIv.
[ lag hearty cacdrea. Ars. 6taccy's pure,
[ fresh votca proved TO hayo decided carrying
power from its very pnrlty. md wan heard 10 adj
| mlrabla effect Ii tho hugo !nclosure. Mrs. Wnt-
tons yo!eo Y naturally latNe ia volume sn strong
'snlty IN filling tns building without
= littlG weak In h!a lower voice.
bnt he sany with good effect. All ttIu soloista DO
scrve credit for teiF SUCCESS In singing against !f.
hCultieA--n Success MI the mora gonlJny httause
all must hare felt that tAelt angfay was largely
experimental. llwas announced fFem. the phi
form that tho coucert would be repeated probably
| on sou,u evening Vt ne1t week.
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would prostitute success for personal cnds. Re-
spcttfu1ly yuurs. i. 4. TrRnELt~
1lEgkNf1,GE.

hEyRNfrnE.
~ thk Editor Of The Tribune.
naKALB, ILL.,. Feb. 21.-1s tho a}cvcrl1cc who
Is tlcadheatling II over the country seeking mp
pointmcnt ~ Collector Of CMsluuas at Chicago
the same man that sumo ycars aga wus indicted
for an trregulartty in tho mnnngcmcnt Of bank
IN the country, and was defended hr Judge
Parks, Of Aurora, and finally aequtttcdi Is he
tho man who, Il is sail, today owes JusI1c
rsfks for attorney fees In this enset 3s l'e tho
ralne tnan who, whtls acting Governor Of this
State, sent bis man McLsnghl!n, Of railroad
pnss notortetv, 10 Chicago when he WAS making
The easisats Tot frnDsnsnatton, TO strMtn un fol-
1owcre, nnl Ehfc to those willing to rcce,yci It
might 10 well 10 ascertain II lcyert1gc has yet
lmisl tho bonnl.biti of tho man Mclaughlin
whl]n l1c was It, Chicago on the mission a'ntte
mentioned, and, after getting in tebt soma go
a. .ae sera 1as te ~ 10 hf
rattfculars Of these transactions refer sou ~
Judge Parks, 81 Aurora. anil f3corgc Cobb, OF
tho sherman House, Chicago. -..
REronu REPUBLICAN.
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RUNAWAY,

Speeiai Dspateh to 1A4 1,1ounG
KRHos,lA, Wis, Feb. 27.-A serious runaway
occurred this evening on Wisconsin street, near
Fettit'a malt-huutc, which resulted in tho death
Of very valuable horse, owned by Mr.. John
Newman, Of Brighton, this county. Tic Horse
was valued at s500. Tie occupants Of tho bug
~ escaped without Injury. TIE axle struck y
telegraph pole, cutting It elcar otf, and 1t fell
stirling tho u,,t.nal anl causing tnstant death. >
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TURTLE AND BULL.

6pze14& 15Rd1tH 10 1NS 1F76tA-
OMAHA, Ncb., Feb M.-Judgc Dundy to-day,
after two weeks consideration Of the writ Of
haheaa corpus In the case Of Turtle and Bull,
Chicago detectives, who were indicted for kid.
mapping Blair aud taking hfn to England, de-
tiScrcd his opinion, dlsctsasGiug the prisoners.
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BERLIN, Feb. 21.-Two Danah Deputies from
Schlcswlg- IIp1stcin have refused In The Landtag
to take the oatt. 10 obserye the Prusslsn Consti-
tuition. They have consequently been debafscd
iro1n further participation lit thc proceedings VI
the House.
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N ne Ea!tos n Ths 7ffdnnE.
nANv1LLx. H., Feb. sD-Aftcr tho induction
OF }TaYes In tho Presidential chair, It may bo l-
polite TO probe tho Democratic wound further
by anr official action on the part Of the Senate
IN tho keiiy-Ofcgon fraud: but one thing IS
certain. Senator Kelly ought to be punlsjlcl.
Probably It could not be better done than to
ignore Him IN tho appointment OF committees
and other. honors III the next Congress. Is
there anything OF importance abovc thia pcr-
so.lR! viey Of The mnttcrl Max BoRAx.
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uALssA, ILL.,, Feb. s1.-A freight traIp, No. :,
Of the Illinois Central isai>road, going south
this eteuing, ran oycr aud killed Que John
Lynch, supposed to liave been rosidcnt Of Du.
biquc, on tho tfestlc-work two inftcs south Of
Uhnleitii. lie was not seen until l,o VIVA killed,
but 1t Is supposed hc was lying on tho track.
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cRoNtS's CONSCIENCE.
II IA Kaf:or II Tas fffaaat.
l1tttspALH, Mfct'., Feb. 25.--Werc not Miller
and Parker tho twn Electors (f} appointed by
cronia created out Of noihne) 1}cnaoesatsi
Did rot they testify that thcY ic!t bound fl
conscience to vutc for ltaycs an1 Wheeler BE-
cause these received MATURITY of the votes IN
OrcHohi
Where was Croutne conscience that l,c did
not yuto Ms Ills creatures .lti1}
Where tSat tho conscience of Cronfn's suborI-
ctH, 1Illtn and Drovrrt
DO you know OF d Republican anywhere TINT
Of 3ifden II the Commission gave him either Of
the disputed States of Louisiana, FlorIla, or
Orexo1it
did not the Democrats beat themselves by
swappEng oil the President for sena,or In
1lllnutsi
Should ther not submit to he decision nt
tleir own referccs, md no. play as the pucrslo
gamc Of "hcads, Twin; taiIs, you loseni
THEMfH.
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.DUNNED TO DEATH.

wnEEI1so, West Va, Feb. ..-EaFly this
morning Mrs. Eliza Limerick, aged about 65
years, aitcr stirring up her fire, tell Into It, and
was literally roasted. eiie u supposed TO have
bcen srtzcu with aa eptleptic lt mud was unabte
to assist herself. Her h>iAbnna rom1nitted
suicldu tu the sa1ne room twu years ago.
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LOCAL POLITICS.

make no difference to tho aflnr of Office .seekcra
who arc anticipating TINT wtshca-for cousumnn-
Io't; ~ lne nop'n mu'iluoo u pas11o's Hl'o
afe ,a's!y breathing their precious necks 70 get
to tc f0rc tt1 tho great race for place. Tic vol
city. n uauol. hos II. bopcful horde. uWhv.n
.s.'... - ' s".I.as. ~ ..a a', Ha,s,., :, ,, ~,
HfAes PfoMfheha atto hohotea o'ac1a's :" mn
1air'y bcwlldercd with the numerous applIca'
tAia!nE otllce." And Ito seems to haso been
VIII, ask h,s nh,
w. r., 1sH ,nona.,1.a -. ~ s.... 4,.
the ca vne po ,et sets o.. sho
n,,,cnnts ~, .no ~. ,c,a.s 1e,a ro,,o.. ~. as
Applicants !or tne ias oillces mere fe9ncst hts as
both the gentlemen namef1 hare l,,s},rl or "a
u 1et'eFs tlo"' mes1 WHO arc perfectly WILING 10
maftyrizc themselves 1oF tue peoples gool.
p1st, tnen,sc1ves under Tho now Administration,
rn1 orc nnn,v,rr I'm. corlv IN snvo tImc mn,
t.",tte n,'a II. .hs ,o. t;yo.i,a,,, snn, H..
T. scsct T. 4, isom An! u = perfectly @ sale f. ny
tlat ~ tuo !attcI lespect ne MIL Hot cea'Pln1n VI
Pss,in., IL a,,,.,r,, ~, ,,1,or,. ,x,, o,,
.IoMH,s'ens III >Ik asIuiIk ny app.tI'ts Nha Noutu
taNe s. HaS J1ee"s @ q Snstos %,aee sre s.
1htGIinM asesenug to1'ettotshp ihe iioa; Is. =.
psracSSson u eaia 10 , no ~ sanu,4qte: Kooett
i n.so.u enuus ~ tnn .toNt ~ tno orsG sIntss
l!sstsset httofneystn},. ana Tapt. william =:
sosSs nma .'1aM a. muntef, ESD, WTMi1 N ati
p!opau1nsyAsnscpt tnG hpponin3lteht. 3t ane oh1Su
Stes n9isas 9i'i, oee tos .as Mottnesn ,, uas .,
ttlck oa saNnoas & as nIe' Ey.ntHi paaeet anu
wouia take + II tiley coniu Eet u. Ihero
W soine lasM!as n1incs % apoKen d !oT ihe ps
sit,on anu thvx ase' nl; salnaq; present en'
p!oy,u y, Y .ne Hltce, ~ 4cnsse y. uAY,s M.e
~ .aG sst a Eens h'H H. 'To We., Nia. eaa
O4tG 4Ot StASlEHd VA +.io HEat 1'AEf
nT3ubcsf 1att 'FhttIt nuStks Assu.AtT ~, tuleVe
" tne Efe'ti"g J1aFHass NoheFcssnlaH NHitncyt
OF Peoria, anu others too numerous 70 mention.
lmes soGk rE aof Ecmefm @ enanEe D. ,pc fcnernl s ~
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The Jssuits, according ~ work ani'pI.s TX v
published BY tluua st fleunA, na.poe1 ri u!
more ti.au ii 1sl7. France las 3,vai' ,'ldS,
crease OF eixhty-sxp; Ue!1haps, =. rs:
Belgium, aud llollai,d bare lay, y,.fL1 II,
England, Lids; Spa!n, 80; hssta Ap1s'''
1.7; and South AMrrlsa, aA+
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wIscDNetS's s14sTE, ACCORDING TO Etw. KEyEs.
Yesterday at the urand Pacific Hotel weru
rcgtsicrel +. W. Reyes, Matltson, WIS.,; II. A.
Taylor, Judge It. l.. Humphrey, Congressman
elect, liulsor, WIS.,; II. Z. Payne, Postmaster.
Milwaukee,; uer.. E. ". Ilncks, Superintendent
ot tic Milwaukee, Soilera' Uune; philctus
Sawyer. Ohhkosh; l.e,n Ellsworth, Milwaukee,,
and Col. Enos. member of the Republican M
t!ot,al Central Committee, Waukc,ha. Mr..
Kcycs IL the Chalr,nsn OF the Wisconatn lie
pub(!rau Slate Central Committee. liz and
Col. Enos were met last evening by TninusI
reporter az they came In the corridor u tic
Grand Pacific Hotel.
"uo talk to the next Fostmastcr-0 General"
aaiti Cot. Euos, as he pointed 10 Gen. Reyes,
"xo and bnlldnzo him. He 10 1T meat for tbs
reporters pcncil, ard not IL
s'Dut," replied tho icporter, ~ want to say
word to you.''
IAN right, slr; but a,a not to be Interview
cd. We aro going 10 Washington to see Ms.
IIaycs iuauguratcd.''
The reporter took seat beside Gen. Reyes
and engaged him In conversation.
"See hers," said he, ' navcr submit to lG-
tersiewt, us rnie, hut THE TR5huNB taa nj
wuys treated mo With ia!sness md kindness;
md will talk to yuu candldly what beliDye
nna th!nk, o,1iy HoNt m'ssep7oseht me-"
IAN right, sift" sa!4 the reporter "lhefe
stlall oe no aanger q that. J. ntacfstan4 yon
nfe . ranb!tate 1oI fpstmastes'aencfa' III FFess*
''!H!eea! Why thaI Is news 20 Mae'"
"Are YOU not cattihhte| tnchf.
~! call honestly eay that alt, hot: IT,,
"llaFo you apy suea As ~ Hho VIII cohpose
frpRident iayes' tab'httt
~ cat, only con3trtuse." .-.--....
"llhYc you any oplect'oh 10 giving those COD.
1cctnresi"
Ses ~ s!:e !fast, sEt
!et " ~ tlowit tllef;, and liz up the Gahl"
! net fnr President lIayes."
Als right; whete's! We commencnr'
"setreiaryo of siate, you please"
| "!hc people oi WISCONSIN hare q decidedly
liked npln!on upon that subject, as Tar aA hayu
!earlltd. We would !tko t. zee William u.
| FvnFfA In Tint MtAttEitu. Jl4 p0aHCSSNy $l,3
, 1877-02-28
MEXICO.

C1rY OF MExiCo, Feb. is.-An unsuccessful
attempt WIS mmlo few nights ago to assas.,
slnatc tho Archbishop Of Mcxics. Tho assassln
was arrested.
, 1877-02-28

YptcidF Dfspufch 70 1Hf Tribune
Sioux CRY, Ia., Feb. 21.-rho abortion caso
which was commenced In Judge Dreuuun's
Court hcre last night was concluded this morn.
Ing, and DR.. fuftar, the defendant, was dis
charged.
, 1877-02-28
AUSTRIA.


rEsrf1, Feb. 37.-'rho Tissea Ministry, which
ressgudi on account Of the difference between
Austria and nungasia on tic bank question, has
been rcappointel.
, 1877-02-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

hov11LE, Feb. a7.-steam.hip Aisatts, from
New York, has arrived. "a.
PORTLAND, Feb. a7.-Arriyed, steamship
Eardinlau, from Liverpool.
Nav Yo2x, Feb. M.-ArriYed, steamship
steinmann, from Antwerp.
souzuAleros, Feb. 31-steamship Oder,
fron New York, has arrived,
, 1877-02-28


BEooNiNGToS, ILL.,, Feb. a7.-A man named
Gardner, lylug near Kappa, was struck this
afternoon by south.bounl express train on
the Illinois Ccntsal. and probably fatally In
jured.
, 1877-02-28

LONDON, Feb. .aE-Thc Whaling steamer
spitz- Bergen 10 reported lust, near Bergen, with
all hanta-twcnty-two persons.
, 1877-02-28

VERSAILLES, Feb. eI-ln tho Senate to-
lay 81. Dufuar De '0ayazlic, OF tho Right. ill.,
t1oluecl motion for tho dismissal Of u. Simon
by President MaeAtahon on account Ut tho
Minister'S former CONNECTION with the Iuterna-
ttonalc* The Senats refused to allow 81 pa
Gasarllc TO proceed with his mutton.
Tho Senate rejected for second tlme tho bill
concerning tho organization Of trade councils.
This Ia llkc|y to cause strong focltng among
thu majority Of tho Deputies. The previous re-
lection Ut the same bill bY tho scuase after It
iussel the Deputies Was tnatancc4 by the r..
publican press nj sign Of tho scuate's deter
uinatlou to tmposs tts will on t.e Lower House.
CHARITY BALL.
PAR1s, Feb. 21.-A erAna ball took place ia
The new opcra-houso sa-n!ght for tIs relief of
amounted 10 fGQ,U0j.