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/. T. purchased on Deem Der Ist, IS77.
eighty acres OF iani outside the limits of a1y
city or town for the purpose and with The
intent OF their present use a. residence for
himself and family. Tne occupation of the
premises - homestead by q. WAS part OF
the co. siderstion Of Inr sale to him. Tn.
land was vacant and Unoceupied at the date
or TIE purchase, and G.. in pursuance of his
intention 10 make the premises his home
sea- com menced at once 10 dig cellar and
haul Stone for a dwelling house thereon. On
December 9TH, 1871, he started 20 a metz bor-
Ing toNll TO purchase materials out of which
10 erect tne dwelling. He made such pur-
chase and returned with the materials on
Dec sth He unioaded the materials adjoin-
Ing the Premises, and on the same day after
the mai riaiB were 80 unloaded, the premises
were levied upon uncer an order OF attach
menf issued at the instance Of one G. G. COM
tnred the construction Of hisdweIlfpg house
He moved as enss Wan - annal iaso a.
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BY THE COURT.


M. ST.. II. Csdy VS.. Il. W Bard ct 81 :,
f.Xe. u or, ETC. EiTor from Linn county
nCNcISed.
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KANSAS NEWS.

The First regiment Of Kansas militia
will be organized soon.
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BY TIE CoURr.
HORTON, c. J.

No 1.SSe-Jsmes ]. Brown ct al. VS.. f.
Hoimes-EIror from Chase eounty-Af-
nrmeu
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By THE COURT.
' ALENTINE. j.

No. l,5i-DO d, Brown & Co. vs.. Hill 4 Kra-
H'yr Error from Sedgwick county Ar
firmed-
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DEATH OF A VALUABLE HORSE

.-Nicksrson is TO be incorporated as a
CITY of the third Glass.
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By THE COURT,
HORTON, c. j.

No 1,f}I-perry GiIwOri n Us. Samuel L. Cody
-Error from Sumner COUNT
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SUPREME COURT sYLlseI.

No 1-stj-Iphn W. Craw' ord IS. John Fur
lOns-ErrCr rom Harvey county -Anilmsd.
BY THE COURT, HOgToS G..
, 1879-04-25
bandits, and IN Tho hnppy frano at nt,, -"
trcast hanl. f' tuelf 2a!&
FIRES.


IA - Nl'4% Wiz u TA
Eath. Pa., April 2k-rhis 'norn.nu IL .,,.,
9 O'clock, fro WAS discovered IN str,n,Soas soas
Block, Union City, Ills coltnty, aud. 1,,n.sae 1sae
slstancc could hs procured, wa. beyond cos,.. a.
The ca,'sc OF thc fire !, unknown, A ~'4''ol
T',e following nrn The losers:
Societies.. o. U. r.. l, q. a.
an'l isoya1 Arcanun: Union Civ Tn., -, ~ =
Robbins, NJ. Hayes, William black. h,,,,N :" l.
store: Mrs. W. r. Boyd, millinery. ,r'as n. y.
Woods Il i}ro., groceries, md two hin,o,. -. ':
Mr. Rogers, gun md locksntth; ". n D,"sm C,"aas
drugs ni,l furniture; j. Il. Dcynrc :'' ,;s.'.:
Dr. q. L. Abbey, oEIlcc fllrn,turo lEcaIA sts.s s
insurance agents; Nnistn Wutcr,. rro.nsn' saeef;
a. o. ullsst, fHrnttre store; q. l., Dnn',.e s'oe'
meat market; =. sas1t, hoec1,old (urn',aa'n (!a'n
}a.e' Fisse NsIas, ts o5" pamk r.. nao S,c ~! sas,
William Jordan, Dan DIlon, Fremd m =; r,aaIl ssal
!iin'na. Uunf,ain, n. +. Mcndo,,ca. " IMl"Gel MoGel
]. I. McnrE, Pnl!ock, atll otlcrs, In" "At. fl.
stsg, 200 to sgn, ,coo. '''s'' 'fon
.MrADv!ttE. ta., April 2!.-abo,t ~.
eSGgS 's 'Gr'1aF F a. f5f I's was '.r,yets +
uond Tempinra had met Inst tve1l,w eta G,,s ~
to quite high Wind a1nl tho tnwu boInvu ushs n,.l
nut nrc department., thG flames spscnd r,n,l nHa
each Say nn. ncrosa the strict. nnl rie,a.55
no!t slacs to Frcnch Creek, Which liyis.a ist
tA5AlEho tWflluH vi tllts EoWn. 3iEIl, wn So.
n'aned iron, sfcadvilo nnd Cory, but is|o,: sa
they, could be gut ready about tstntF'sss t ts!1fs
hui!lngs, Including many ot the most tus.,.,
ttal blocks In to~n, were III ashes, md taa ~
twelve families homeless. Hut far In. ~ cscss =
t!c whole business W'rtEon Of tic t1wn ras;i EYE
hare gonc. Tie Losses foot up fully 81 ~ ~
nnl tle insurance a'.ott FS1, ,0N lc ,|IiTssss;
conpanies staMlsng Inv loss cannot "a xs, I.
known, as The INSURANCE agency thryc ibat IL
most of the risks sustained the loss Of tstt.
books In the 1rc. - '1t4
, 1879-04-25
IN CHICAGO.

A stu a1arH 10 Engine Company M
8:l0 yesterday morning Was caused BY the hmm
img Of son1o sl,avinss upon Tic rout of Ak,
slooro e. Co.'a ptcsurc-frume factory ut Nos, In
and 1S9 afonroo street. Damngc triainr,
The a1arrn from BOX S53 ut 11:JS ye.te,d,,
forouoon was caused hy Il small are IN tbe ,va
stury frame flouso No. t44 cIybourn ,re,n.
owned md occupied br Michael Wehiinrcr 1hs
lire was cN,iscd by SOtle ono throwing d IIshthi
cigar.stump down through tho cracks q 4.
sldewals. No datnage. ~
The Alnrn from BOX 12f at lilo yesterday Il,
fra.ne building No. 10l7 State street, ovneI b
Charles Follats.hee, aud OCCUPIED ou lie hi
!lnor tf +. GARRISON, md OIL the sccttnl Qoor d,
Airs. ID. l.. urecH rs rcst.lencr The ralI,. II
tho tlro was sparks from tho kitchen stoye jruE,
!tE soIHo shaynGs OH tho llDor. Tho Gamt,
also communicated with Nos. ltlJ91S md lT1
Slate STRAIT, IN The same block, ana ognM
by the sa,nc person. The lnwer floors b.1s
ssonc-trnuts, ant nre nnoceunlcd. Tic seeord
Flrc-lnsurailcu report states the losses Is fol.
lows: F. Gnrason, loss $7a: no insurance; Mst
ttrccn, loss eltDt iii insurance. Mia. Il. Griffin
occupying the first ftoor Ut No. 1S4 rwenty-thIrf
Etrcct, fAD loss, no Insurance; II. Moufa snI
Mrs. Alien, occupants Of the secnnd.stnrY, aiJ]
loss, no Insurance.; Mrs. Hart, uccupant Of Ia,
1Sd Twentv.thtstl street. ns,1 the seeont aoar ii
Nos. 1858, 105jt and 105i State street, $50 lo.,
no insurance. Ille damage to tllc bulllug vii
be about 200, upon which there IL lttila pr 81
insurance.
During tlse progress Of tho fire (lrt,er Ka4
foolish enough to drive his trut1 u1hl Tazoa
loadcd with corfl.husks nnst tho burn(ng hou.s,
md, sparks FILLING atnoug the hisks, tic eutlra
load MIL Wagon Hcrc burned up.
, 1879-04-25
NOTES AND NEWS.
rHE NguENT SHOWER or nlLr.g.


WAsHINGro1, D. c., April 23.-Of tho 1906
bi!ls introduced Mon1ay about oue-llalf have
heen printca. Many, ut1er tho now rule If tic
House, will nGyer bu pr1ntel. Thu saving by
the new rulu Is considerable, as e5l nre Of q
private t,aturc, lld were not printed Thcrenre 10
bills fori1ternnl improvements, lnoatly offered by
Southern ncmbera. 'Iltro arc twenty bills for
thu improvement Of Southern riyers. There are
torty-1iyo bills relating tollnnnces. OF these,
twenty-five rclato TO silver coinage, fourteen
provide for tho issus ot silges certificates,
md four to increaso tho capacity Of
the in[nts. Thcra orc three htl!s to retire Ma
t!onal bank.uotcs, anu to pay the principal and
Interest Of the public debt 10 Rrecnbaeks, aMl
nus to tay them In silver coinage. There ia ono
bill nsovld!nE for tho ta1atlon of legal-tonder
uotes by local authority: two for the
Issue OF national bank notes uf sm1llcr tieno,ni-
uat!ona tlan Aro dollars a,ld oue that bauk re-
seryes ALall consist Of coin. In addition to tho
ono fllion Eracnbacks provided for BY De La
Mat.r'a bill, Weaver Of Iowa, has q bill 10 pro.
vide Tor tho Issue Of tGu0, 200, 600 Of green
backs, and s60,U000oo Ut fractional cur
rcncy.
There were forty-two bills offered pro-
pr0pusing changes In the revenue laws.
OF these, ten e1omps tobacco producers from
ltccnso und otler tar; four abolish thu tnx on
liquors disttllod from peaches, apples, A,d other
small Oscillations in thu 6onttiern States. Uf
tile propositions to rcduce tha revenue all cx.
capt t1lree were Offered by Southern men, who
a1ao Introduced four hills to levy Oil iucomo tar.
There arc twcntyeight clssses OF pension bills.
rLEuRo-FNRuMoN1l.
TAa tu1l Colnlaittco oi the House Committee
on Agriculture, together With the Sub.Corn-
.nstes OF like Committee Ut tho ecuate, aud
Representative Hatch, member Vi the lIouae
eub-co.n.nittee which was uppoluted to obtain
ali tho thets posH'blo relating to tho existence
u useuro.pneulHon'a among cattls IL the
'sH I'll .e sts'ss isisa s ss .esaas ssst II
tutvr-stats transportation Ana lilo forcign ex.
lortuton Of eastlc, making It a in!ade,neanor TO
SLIP cattu Affected Will any Outrageous iscaso
| sllerca at q special lncetins Ut tlu Comusteo
to be IIr!l on saturday next, nhtl It Is antlci.
! pated tint d eol,cluston upon the best means to
t'e adopted tn prevent tlie snrra1 u tho tsrase
Instructed t9 prepare, in tl!o meantime. ~ VI.
dlttNAl kertfon to lta I'LL! covering tle district
| OF Colorado.
| Thu House Committee on Ctn!ms mot this
marnuu ios the ttsst .no this session. 1t
md ,Sss no wur ''' claim. 'd sl,oald
be considered, 10 eutorcu tho latter decision,
IL Sue 4" saas 1us %. u S
thai haye been or may be sefertad to the Com"
Mlteo anl ask that tho Committee DO dis
chasgcd from further consideration thereof.
| APpoA1loNNzNr. ..
The tlll introduced By Senator Paddock
provides sGa! tls Slate II Nttsaska .hali be at a.
| loved nn additional Representative in tho prex.
| ent C1Isress.
, 1879-04-25
THE BALTIMORE TRAGEDY.


BALTIMORE, Nd, April 37.-Aftur three dnyst
consideration. during which ,noro ti,an score Of
Witnesses were examined, tie Grand Jury today
Indicted ncnwood D. Hsn1s for tho murder OF
1aanc D. Janas, the father Of the late Miss liz.
zie James, whom liin.la /. allegel 10 hayo &C.
1uced, atltl bis brother, Hurry I. Kinds. as ac-
cessory. The fatal encounter hctwcen the Kinds
brothers and tho eldot James Wednesday, fol-
lowing close on the death Of Miss Jusnes In
childbirth, md the duel between Denwood Il.
11inds md Wtlliatn K. James, tic son, all grow
iuE ont Of the alleged seduction, Is
well known. nnd 1t was developed before
tho Grand Jury that tho elder ltiuds ared the
shot which killed Isanc u. James, wbile the lat
Ter was bc!sg held down by Harry llinls. In
course Of llinus Is very gcnerally co,ldemuod.
, 1879-04-25
A SCHOOL or CRIME


ANN Anno1., Mlch., April 2i.-T'llc arrest Of
Deli, the medical student, for stcnlfng sneet-
mems from the University atuscun,, has led to
tic discovery that there has been gang Of
ttudcnt.tllicvcs operating all winter. llonry
Barr, denial student, from Mansfield, was mr.
rested to~tluy by Oilrer Warren, who has worked
I'D tic case. aml in his routn, afterwards
searched, 30 worth Of scalskln caps, besides
other GOODS stolen fran a. A. Ferris hut mil
can storc last winter wcru found; also satchc1
full of articles not yet claimed. Tn Delt's raom
has hccn found box Of iowc'ry valued at $500,
which was stolen from 4. 1olberg
n fow weclts alnce The complaint
entered nEatlst Orr IL Tor receiving at0lnn prop
crty. knuwlng 1t to ba stolen. Bcvernl other
et,tdent., who graduated IN March, Rro tmpli-
tnted, but, Us they lave loft cre tlcis arrest is
doubtful. It IL nnw thought that MI tho numer.
oHs 'Nrcfaries committed tlurl,1y the wtntGr will
10 traced to tic Young atncnt thieves. Both
DELI md urr aroi In }al, not having procured ball.
, 1879-04-25

deadly weapon Of nny description. either dis
riayed or conceded, within milo Ut anv poll
Ing rlaen rhcro nn election for Representative
10 Congrcss L. being held, Hhall, on conviction
e;tO nor mora tllan $5,kV. ur With i'nrrt.on-
incnt not less than SIX monttls nor more than
five yeaef, or with lN,th sueff }ne mil 1mpr1.ob-
mcnt, IN tic discretion Of tl'c Court"
Mr. Win,lom asked II tue na}orlty were now
ready 10 sote thai 1t should be cFftntna! for a
person tn eolue nrnlcd to tho pulls With tl;c
ArowGl p1irrOse to hlnlcr At,d obstrllct tho tfec
exercise of suffrage.
VENT THIN.
Mr, gaulsbnry-The majority OF Ilhls Senate
does not intend thnt the Senator from Mime.
sofa, or nuy 1thcr 6cnator 0n TINT side, shall
sIana sbia 6!ll. VIC intend to vote for tli!s h!Ft
M it wns reported herc Atd e can Introduce oil
tl,c amendments 1Ic pleases. We know the
nnmrs dctnt!nE talcH,. The scnator cab sarc
himself good deal 81 trouble by not obtrud!tg
upon orr DISCRIMINATION with bis amendment.
Mr. Wintlom-One purposc bad IN viuw was
70 ascertain prccse1y how far the caucus DEGREES
had Eoue. zee they &c tu thu extent Of re-
fuang any amendments wt,nterrr.
Mr. Window asked Mr.. Raut.bury where he
wonld DO accepted.
Mr. salisbury renttct1 that IN his expcrTeneo
sae s se5' IL Il s 5 sssa' sesn ass ass1 sssfs. ssea Il
tyranny aud oppression ttIt1s forced upon tlle
last Faked up to te in!auitY Of that party, anu
male + xad 81 "o1y 1a rn
wonfd not nl1ow themselves to be ruined By
tileir interference.
LONG DISCUSSION
took place between Messra. Window, Conkling,
ni,tl Eaton. To final question OF hlr. Wtntlou1,
".Has the Government Of the United State. Of
comc TO The pulls for tic cxpresa anl ayortd
PURPOSE us preventing tho full .exefsiso ot the
right Of Flltfrnca at An election for members OF
Conqrrss'" Eaton replied, mel not until
for that lhw.h -- =
Nj. Wln,1om-uas Congress tic right to paas
kr. Eaton--No; therefore I will vosc against
Windom's amendment was then voted on and
rei:ctcd, ,-ycns, "A; nays G3,-a marty vote.
Mr.. Windom tllcn moved TO strike tut
THE WORD "ulv11,h
on page II, line 20. 40 that II would read: "No
military or naynl usicer Or otcr person engaged
statcs,' ii,stcad Of I'm the civil, military, or
navat serytcu Of ,1le United Ssntes."
] Mr. Window explained that tho object OF the
amendment was 10 avoid the punishment of
civil officers for taking measures to keep the
| peace.
MIR. Wlthers doubted II the real object was as
stated. lie Jared not how spcciou8 The chnrac-
TER nf tllc amendment might bc, lc hoped 1t
would 6a rejected.
Nj. nsck--lyo have no more respect for John
Davenport than We have for Gen. Sherman in
i controlling tllc army whcn elections are held.
The vote on the amendment resulted III fte
| rc!cction-,yeas, -; maya, Ut.
MIR. Paddock submitted M amendment in The
! shape Of psosiso Tint the provision Of The
fifteenth ecctioh of thu net adopted June 49,
| 1878, making appropriations for tho support o
tho arny for tllc year endn. june 81, 1S7o, an
tn
, 1879-04-25

Tho rarls FY0aro tails Of Miss Cora. an Amer
VINO ''nurses her lions tcnlerlY In sickness. mid
lately brought up u wheln BY hals.l.' Ouco
while tho manaRe1ie was travelling In Hungary
tho troupe ran abort Of provisions. and The llnns
band Of hrigauds with discharged employe OF
tho troupe. Hiss Core quickly surrendered hor
jewels, auA ttlsu d4rtcl to lll1 vans and opencd
ihs lious' cage. lhe sagacioua creatures H.
hour latvs they bad "gottea outsidan OF two
, 1879-04-25

0lSDTffb tn ff{,bes
11r,rt. n Y. Anrtl soE1,lo l,ni,v ~ Haas,
,.t,, w. =, ~, 1Ap.n ".~.-Ino uou! u 'i"Fsy
narfc',' one ol Inc moas prominent men III com"
'nereial circles IN this section, was stolen from
Llttla ralls Inst njrht. gurreli dl.,, at hs h,mn
-. T,,.,o r.,,s o w. z.,' =. -, i"s n',lo
~ ~ 'ttto ',,'S w t!c "'!' VI "a'eh 'ast' III '''s
ead year. Ac Was The pionccr ctecse.buycr Of
o country, @ At At ono to controlled the
,yas ,uo nr ,ho frat n sbf, inrro ,,,o,,.
we ,. W.. " Wv ''o, ~ e.ip 'a'Eo qua'-
ttles OIL cneese 10 Enslahs' nss1 Tor ycars
was at Tic hcad OF tlo dairy intereats In Amer
past fov yeors had born living in co,nnaras,vc
.a.t.ss,a,t uts s,nsr.t ~, .,,s - ~. ~ M',
totAs'" i4's 4aoo'A -" 'ao w." ~ N4aFch
was largely attended, special trains being run
The body was deposited IN the foecty]nr.v,ult
~ Ma cc,nnt.rv ,rho c,,nrt,,,. +. .",t,, ,ha,,t
80 ~ ~. ts 49,. ~" ~ '1SA.'""o"ut :. y,
nall m''c from LEe town ~ Little tnsls, on an
cmtncnco overlooking tho slope nj Mohuwk VAL
hodr Ia known m 1,avo r.mnfu,d ,,n,a,,-,,,d ~,
- o,.,1s.. -, 49, .s,a.ts. w
10 s"naas '"ss' VI se.stseS' accompanied ny Il
Csarc-dfgger, visited tho vaut on tlIat day, mud
Ind consultation, with the view IT re.
moving the remains to tho falhilv place Ut
sepultuso. At an carly hour this lnor,l-
1ns llIe man In chargo Of tho cemetery GIscoy.
cred that the rcsuyng-vault had l,ecJ foretfly
the bnY at larry I;urrcll had bgrll carrirtl away
by res1lrrcctitllsts. ii IL clearly evident ,hnt
It was thc work OF professionals. Tic lurk vas
picked by nn expert, ut,,l Ills "b,,rkersn wnr,,
thoroughly oautppe1, Tho caslict waa tpclpsrd
in a pino lux, mil tio Id OF the box was m.
tcrosod and tlu uofiin fitted o,tt Tl,c rnycr nf
lha rasket wns thru re,,,nyei md th',
hvdy abstractcl], Thu rcsurrcrtioI,tsts then
t0ok tllu grayeyiotlcs md ono Of
the s,tnneys: tHc otl,cr sl!nnrr wns f,n,,,i
in thp rasEvt. There rns mo ltneilnIs ai,ont lin
,rork. ''''''''
Irtotltron.n ~ .to .+ror.,ohh,r. .,pn.1
, 1879-04-25


MADISON. WIS, April 2l.-Flrc this mornr.
destroyed tic franz residences Of Frank Z
l'nrker, Assistant Manager OF the Northwestern
Telegraph Company, and Georno lickox, clst
Of tho First National Bank. Tho fire originated
In the kitchen Of 1lickox's hM,sc, aI,rcadlng rap.
idly und consuming both houses bcForo the fte.
engines arrived, tho tcntns Of both engines being
away fsutn tho onginu.houscs doflly eitY Hprk.
There Ia much Indignation EXPRESSED at The MI.
Raraly policy VI tho city tn mt keeping Tic T.
Einctea,1s tn the houses rratly for a fire. 7Ee
furniture In both houses waB saved it, damassl
condition. parkcr'a null HicIsoxfs loss wi il.
$500 above Insurance. paEKer's INSURANCE, 80,
on house ind $500 TN furniture; lltckoxs W
on house, $40U On furniture.
, 1879-04-25

1ptC575 771hU11C7 10 77a 1F12HHtt
LASA1LE, ILL., April 2i.-I.ast night the Prsa.
ti'gast Brothers' grocery store, on Wntcr street,
in Peru, was destroyed by fire. lllerc va
81, ,00o insurance Oh tho stock, about hall Of
which naa saved. end tie same amount on til
building. A, 1lAIzio hul $500 monument
stored in tho building, Which alsu was DESTROYED
without insurance. 4 icayy frs wall protected
bNrkart'a livery-stahlo, contiguous to 'hp slots
Il Is supposed TIC Grs originated lFon bpaf3s
iroul lasslng locomotive.
, 1879-04-25

Whole tAir. Blackburn tn Tho chalr) on sho
l'sG!alatIsn ~ appropriation l,l,l' .,,
At. y, nc "a Matyr eontlnueM bls femafSs' n; nn',
When Ills tine expifcd NJ WcasGt moss s.c.. ..al
u Ge catenacu: 10 thls Hazott1!l puJsWf.su,
WHlcn called torth Fcfnhrks from l}o ~ slet5s
iunt no s'ihnitteu, although Hit Parry nau '''u
""t eng nonf aiiottc 70 '"n I'm n I sn ~ III ,1c,
slf. doSsn enid TINT he mo lsn1o & y t4,s ae.
natc men VINO hau hcen aisinynl 70 ta1e'1 .nrc r'
~ p1ate nbnllt IN: tnnstitualum M.' ni.r'
..,u hepnollcan paflY a9out !t.etuna ,,' h',r1
sns so, .os,s ~ aa az fyo 1 wc ssS ,s M "N armed
men u sGc s"tss ooK oase,n h1,o, " i .I st1tr,
OK s.uien wn Ia ssno r.n l,a,'1s"' ~, ooc,",e 1
.s n'ch Mnn mouu III ~ XIX Hi ~ e,Ie mi H..
t.cKet. ss{ sno ~ ~ aa,.,t a;Hs .,,i ny
nen u I tHS Mns.n ssa sehc"s aI 'si l.aS ~
aea1.a 'la rsna,eo ~ tsuns's ,ha n,r ,n no"s"
ocliton. liz: neop1e o. tue Nofta aaa
MO FURTHER CONCESSIONS TO MAKk'
but were determined TINT the Rreat rrincple
settled by tic Nar sltul,lil be preserved mid
enorcc.t at all hazards u,ul At aty cost, md tlr
ne,, who, In 1891, had barred thc.T hrrnstN to the
basotet were ready IN 1871 to again ssand It, the
lrcacl, atti protect the Constitution from tho
tteasun Vi thuso who wurs now seckil,g to
Mr. UNesll denied tint tn thu execution OF
tEa Election laws IN fhlfastclphian single bctno.
crat who Ind tue right to vote had bcct .lc.
pssyea & .!nt right;
MF. Randall asked why, In Vlgw Of the TACT
that the rallroad riots u 1878 l,ad boen 1uellca
Nv Mayor etOcf:TeT wit1ln1t Federal Interference,
100 ncpnty-starshats hni been brought into
Philst'otphia a. an election which gave promise
Of hcng. conducted, md whlrh was conducted,
as peacefully rs pusaiblc.
I[r, trNeill admitted That Mavor Stock,ey ha,l
quellcl tic riot With t,2O0 Kepuh}jcan pulIcc-
,nrn, without tile atd OF Ntarsllais, bit lie
troops had been sent to phi,adelohja.
Alr. Randall-l ak tho gen.lctnai, who.her he
believes In ycv OF tlo cr neri,i,rn md nn,ycr Of
tl,c A,nyor tjAt tirre wos the isast occai,on fur
bringing i55u Deputy -S!arsiajs Into pnila,lolphlaa
~ e.
Mr. oNehl-solne Of them were apoolrtea
- n' nAQohet W 4ah ns"o."a4H
nns NJ ~! t.lc eupGrsisofs hatl eeeh Appoin'eu NJ
Ele Request oi tllo DetnocfMs. s..,,,
Az. Dnnneli argued ns 70 ne constitutional
poWcr ma tG!y q! iae ilesiuens 70 Feto
mcaau5o e. o1 Wnlcn nc aiu not approve,
;, Mr. turner mHc s:eech In defense oil tho
Uc'noerat'c elae Oh TIC question:
AGAIN.
Mr.. pe La Matgr nya,s obtained Tho noor for
tho balanyo Of Mr, Turnctts hour, md con-
clutle,i the speech which no commenced In lie
morning, charging tint the Legislation siuco tIe
, 1879-04-25

OsnKosu, WIS.,, April 24.-rhs jury
in the case OF George uatnnac1,
for killing Lara Olson, at Atcn.,
sun, brought In verdict Of mnns!aughtcr
In tho fourth degree. Tie evidence Ut tho
woman slnnie DEamond,tlIat Oiaou raised m NJ
10 kill Hammer, waa sufficient Ia mako tho iury
tlrfng In auch Il light verdict. I'1lu penalty Ia
t,Ot moru than two yuars In Btate rsison Or
flue.
, 1879-04-25

WHITEHALL, N. r., Aurlt 2i.-Charlcs Sweet,
q deaf anl dumb mute, whu separated lrotn hts
Hifo two weeks aCo, this evening ruet her in
housa Ut ttl.tatne, drew q pislol aud sha& her
through tho head tl.reu tines. killing her then,
himself Instantly,
, 1879-04-25

NHw York, April 94.-Albest @. DeGasfe,
druggist. At as7 West Twenty sixth street, this
morning fatally poisoned Ats sun, aged years,
aud himself 4 younger child viii recover.
Jealousy VI biz rtfa Il attributed "a tha CAUSE.
, 1879-04-25

Nuet1ul RjNaG;ch 70 TT. 7F'aH''. -t,ht
WInoNA, AInn., April GA fro 'as! ~ s'r n
DESTROYED lls barn Of E. II. Jesaat, WV .-n
entiro contonts. Loss, &, ,aoo; Insurance. '''~
Origin unknown.
, 1879-04-25
A RENIARKAllf.E TRIAL.
Faxrfst 3ffttateh to Y36 1a1buua

6ptcfal Dfspatch 10 7As Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April A.-1t Is now thought
that Alexander Cohcn,. the Insurance agent, m
nou,lectnent ot 'wtloss probublsi suicldo was
made In TuH TRIBUNE Ut this morning, has
absconded. atlor perpetrattng 1orgcries 10 the
amount Of Sta,00o, beating the fnsurance COM
pancs whIcl, hc represented out Of considerable
sunIs. and obtaining anywhere betwcon sd,QO
aud $1,000 FROM fsleuls through loans and an
exchange Of checks. Tbs affair Il the sensation
Of tho day lu Milwaukee. The Developments ot
to-day furnish positive evidence Of for
gcrIrs ard otlset smlulliEg operations
committed aniIa, BY him, as! extending oyer
developments tas tho foEEcries consls.sd VI
Endorsements upon personal uotes for large
amounts, tho names ,of Mesets. Zelluer mid
lntit,s bcIng tnyurtably brought Into ute Tor
tiIat purpose, because ~oi their soned financial
standing anions busltlcss nlun. Some OF ihs
moru 1I,portant ot these disclosures arc
enumerated below:
10 begin with, MIR. Bonni sta.es tl.at only
thu1t t,Mu s1ucu he discovered tAu ex,stenra 1t
thras notcs lu tue l,nis Of Mr. Rathjell, travel.
Ink ugcns for tlH Slycsman cloth.uX houac. ul
bearing thu Endorsements ot Massss. Heltncs
aua Bonns. which are claimed to DO fosgeslcs.
These tlres nots. 60 soves period OF three years.
Mr. cohcu. Mr. Honua aaJa tlat Wien sA!s dis.
cuvCrY WIS nude lie sppke to Cotlen ahunt the
hIattcr Anu asked what, hp meant. Afr. Cohen
cnntcesett the forgery, mi! assiEnea sosses ~
wheat spcculattDns ~ tls cause Ut the criminal
act, ilc sa!l. however, that he would mortgaga
his homestead and take up lhu notus a. speedily
as posslb!c, but y appcars failed to do 40,
4 fortnight or il!reo weeks ago Cohen spplfcd
discounted uots for 3,uQU baaftns the indotsd-
lncnt OF Messrs. ZcllMer mud Donns. Inquiry
Disclosed thu TACT tll4t the indoEsatneut was i
forgery, and trap laid 10 CAPTURE tbs. forged
, 1879-04-25

TpECEa9 W8UH9t7 10 1"e z79ou""7
ADRIAN, Mich, April M.-An tncehdtafy a7'
last evrninu, swept up tho barus, stables so's
sheds, covering half au acre, on the farm o.
Robert NJ. Bailey, ahort tlistancc north ol tna
city. Fire horscs, seyeu mitch COWS. ind shfee
ta!ycs wcrc consumed, With largo quantity, o. o.
produce, vehicles aud farnl implements. ~.
s.ircd for 81, zoo III tho Farmers Mutual Lo's
estimated al $4,000.
, 1879-04-25

DETROIT, Alcl., April es.-A iiEo ~ fea.s,' n.s.,
Mich, this morning, destroyed a"no'e" 'asv ia
saw.u,ll, laFge iEult-drYng house. az ~, NJ; M
Luroy sireal bridge. Aggregate 49s'' s'''S"''
iuyor4uce ltgbk,