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consideration Of the subject, as1'} the following
OF o.hcrs, who, for motives wh!cn the Mayor
condemns, seek to lead hin into tho same
conrsc. 1t IA not only q t,utttean view which
the Mayor lMkss, but n very unfair one.
liz Tiles 10 bolster un,his position " Al opin'
inIl riScn ny Mr.. Bsnilcla IN 1si7, that the
Mayor has ne right, which, 9p!nto,, p has s'nts
anposntcd their own committees.
Thy cnltltnitteee ara part of t!.c Counell, corn
posed Of IT, members 10 e1lctti:e business, nro
only necessary at the dscre!k'n ot ihr ttliy, nnl
oniy cIasstIlcd anu named BY ries At,0plrsl by
tlrc body. Eyary legislative lulr Inns t,c cx.
clnairc control of all legislative b''siucss. y
tu 20 without the Md Of con.m!.trrs, hut 10 In
sure more careful consideration committees ARD
npputnscl b tho body tut the consessntisc In.
tcrusts OF tile body
should be, distinct. The Mayor Tins Ills pre-
rogatlyes n,rl the Council thrirs. Tho attempt
u setzo On recognized right VI the Council.
md 1oIst OIL y committees. 10 m act Of us,ls!a-
tfnu, UNI will show tle imbcciiity II us fnem-
bcra II they nl!ow Il TO 70 unthal'cnccl
It IA claimed TINT ttc Chasrnen Of legislative
tl,tlIcs appn!ut Committees. TlIa IL true ouly
whsn ~ the Chairman Is aprolniIsd y! 81 by ,lc body
nmong others they ,lcegato hin the power to
appoint Tic Chairman Of tl.c llo,ise Of Rep.
resen.atlyce appoints tl,u Committees. for he 10
chosen from tt1c hOuy, bitt the Chairman Of the
Senate (tlu Vtce-rrcs!lent) bcins there nrbitra.
| rlIy mud without thu actIur Of the body, does
not appolnt.
II the Council should pass a resolution dele
eating thu power to you, Alr. Editor, anil would
by vote acccpt your choice, II would l,c pimtlng
Unless the next night they rccul,sdcred theft
action. rs they have q right 10 DO, und set the
| Committees aside. Can It be denied TINT the
! Council Inns right to classify. aid 10, take
from. or abolish all commttt:rsI Tie ,Mayor Ia
Chairman IN tho Enmc 6et,sv Rs thu Vice-fresl.
dsit elected by tie ncople.-no. II. part Of the
sylos seryc o., is comn.ces M eaAf frpm pnrt II.
chair in the Council, On private deb3tc, OF vote
for any measure, with one exception {alld that
By net Of I+egislaturc) vote Wien there is Tie.
II is evident tu all persons who have watched
the proceedings that, II tho party Of which t1lt
| MaTor is a number could hare lad 10 instead
Of IA pledped By caucus there woMll have beat
no such claim put firth, no attempt to chcat
tile Council cut OF their Inherent rights.
| ALDERMAN.
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The case OF Mr.. bewalI II. Crane Of Winter.
port, Nc, wtp died few days ago, shows a
most remarkable power OF q person under cor
tain conditions to endure abstinence trom food.
ali Of tLu rrht side and bowels, this left side
being entirely unaffected. Tbs nlghs before hls
sickness lv ato very hearty sunper,. M',d after.
ward. during tbs entire str weeks Of his Illness
tls did not tako nourEshment a!t9gather to tue
In this way, suffering very little pain until tsia
last fuw hours ot bis iiia, md renancd perfectly
copsciouS until ltt death.
, 1879-04-25

N02 3pF!63f 1FEI 351tpa1tHs !,
Tho Valley Of Hot Water IL u present In
thorough state OF excitement over the lnrgo run
Of ge1uins sllal in te Washlta K!vur. 1lts
river is situated only eight miles fron the
Springs, aud ts tho only ono flowing Into Tho
found. Thc iish first maue their appearance iu
tllese waters about two years ago. The hrst
season. but tgw woro caught. Last year about
Thirty Or forty wcrc brought IN, but this present
season ,heso las been m imtnunsa run, and
wagon sitter Wagon load Of this delicious 1sh
a1e now bu!ng brought Into The valley. Tho
dab will weigh from Two TO four pounds.
, 1879-04-25

Without proy!ous rehearsal John 7. Raymond,
who has nchioyed fame rs Co. St'sers, ,nppeared III
q character Of an entirely different nature In Au-
burn to-day. Last night he played here as
Wegt' in "My Som at the Academy Of Music.
Mr.. Raymond md tls company put up At The
UAylard House, and while settling the bit ut
s o'clock this morning Seltcy Brown, a member
Of the troupe, and the proprietor Of the hotel,
Andrcw 81. Mccoy. became engaged III a dis.
pute. Brown *u1eu wrott, nui Ills anger oycr.
came his discretion, mud be gave yent to his
face. McCoy demonstrated anl advanced as Il
TO strike Brown, when Mr.. Raymond stepped
In and matte pass a. Mccoy: hut II
seems he was not as skilled 10 puEilis'n as the
arm and its com prcssrd ha11,! came !u forcibfc
contact with RaYlnond's left optic. This act in
rcnscl Raymond 10 such ali extent thas he
abaidundcd naturc's weapons, nnl, SELLING two
spittoons. hurled them In rapid sllecess!on at
NlrCoys head; but Mccoy caught them without
RAYMOND, after this nnneuyre, ran to hte
apartments OH tic second Gour n.ld gazcd into
the mirror. The night Of swollen nild disco!.
orcd eve melted him TO seek vengeance, and he
pckca Hp small bamboo caue shAt hc was 10
the habit OF carrying nna rushed down stairs.
lie dealt Mccoy blow on the right temple,
which, owL1g to Its force, severed small Tc!n.
The bl,od nowrtl profnsely, but the wound proved
10 D9 Cult htiHHt. hNtAIQAAH uSAt "VfG HAS
to sprIng into hnck mud instruct the
driver to proceed TO tho Central g. Hudson
Railroad depot. Bc[orc tile train arrived Nc.
Coy hau procured two uoltce oilcers and hat
Raymond placed under arrest.
Raymond WAS taken to tho station.houBc
| whittier he was followed BY bis wllo1e troupe
| 4 lawyer was called By Raymond. hi.
through Ills Influence scttlcn'ont was effected
AZ ho was lcavlus. tho office of tue Ca!c
u Police, where ho had been held nj
| involuntary prisoner, he missed hts cnilc, md
turning to q lady companion. inquired. "Whcr
| Is TINT camel would not losa II Tor s100:
want to keep 1t us I,e,1iento of tlI!s ocrnston.
uc spoke Of tie affair Us being d!sgrnccful, hu
laughed Over 1t. 4 phyalean dressed bis In
1urcd eye md put Il In condition for Ills appeal
auce At Syracuse this evening" The affa!r ereatc
intensc excitement, anil nc1owd that completed
iliicd The large building gathered ut the lcpo
when Raymond departed ut II O'Clock.
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OI,otal r,nud 3u Snn Fraucisco.

Tho newspapers Of San Ffancisco, looking
bacI; a few mOnti,a have discovered another
cpIle,nic there. Thls tllno II IL AL epidemic OF
oiiiciai fraud. It opened With tile tragic death
he had doI,r nway with over 325I,000 OF the
rity's money. Then carlo TN exposure Of frauds
it, tewcr-clranng contracts, closely followed BY
startling revelations Of fraud IN the Public.
School Department Next catne numerous
frauds IN strrct-work, nn tlnaily. tho EXPOSURE
OF criminal manipulation OF warrants nntl Ger.
tIf1rntet uf indebtedness based upon street.
upenI1gs, Involving u loss OF $l00,0Go
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n tn Editor NJ tha Ntr York Sun.
In Wcstmtnstcr Abbey there Is monument
theru Is bas-reicf representing tho Dr!tishera
execution. AmuuK tho figures represented a.
looking upon tho seano IL lhAt Of Washington,
Wllose head has tccn number of times ch!ppeu
OF BY Indignant brlons. 1t has been renewed
several Times in plastcr, but tho custodian has
found II difficult to keap tho head whsre It oe'
!onGa. IN View Of t1ls, Ia Nr. Fluids monument
In this cuuutry likely to rscape harnt
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morning from Dresden. Canada. a small part
near IT. Clair River. Bhe wse lacn with $3.50
railroad ties, consigned to Gorton 4 Co, OF
this city. Sbo loft Dresdcn on Saturday, anil
Iiere large atreaks "ese mot With, but Inc yes
scl easilJ pnssed through or won't around Them.
Comparatively clear water was fo,in'a 10 Tort
Coboenc, at which llartor tho vessel but up last
ice IL Fort coltoruc, but not much out
side. Clear sailing mas bad Until within
four miles of this city, when tho barge struck
Held Of lea which stretched afross TIC en:sto
Width Of the lakc. Tnfa wa very rotten, anl.
through without any damage to hcr. Capt.
MoEdcn IA Of opinion that, II the Wind cunttnues
easterly, the Ice will soon move out of tie lake
Iic further says that tic north shore 10 very
Tie steam-barRo. Fletcher: and ler eonsort,,
this afternoon, bound for Chicago, lttht: A.
last sscoup.s Zig Fcteler - va. moving :, slowly
ting through. i Is probable TINT several
propelers viii follow mt once, but no achonto,A
vii, leave thse port for tie Upper Lakes before
next week. Tie Commercial Line Of propellrra
,ng. and the Union steanboat Company start
Tie Avou, tho Western Transportation Conn
pany The Buffalo, ami the Lake superlor Trausit
Company tho China on Tuesday next. Tho
caxo partiss last winter, in II probability will
10 the first schooner to sail for upper ports.
There Ia large t!ecs OF vessels Of every aescrlp"
ton, portion laden and d portion light, walt
lug for i favorable opportunity to move.
6ptcfat Dtsp1lch 10 7ns Tribune
poar CotsonHx, Ont, April 24.-Thc canal
vii, t,r opened on t!,c 5th Of MAy. The steam
barge Enterprise, bound from Dresden to Duf-
ialo called here this morning. The tug Salty
Jack LETT hero this morning for AndcsdoH.
Thu brief telegram received at noon was
read on 'ChauKo BY tho vessel mea and ship.
pcrs, but caused no particular inquiry for yes.
sells. Tile schr Kate barley Ma. chartered by
her owners to take 27 600 bu Of corn to Buff
falo At reported rata OF "a per bu. which
hut The Local Bot1d men held at &c on corn
and B13c Oh whsat, and said tho engagement OF
thn Dariey A. 4c would not aGoct tic InsrHet in
the least. The sEents Of the steamer lines arc
reported to have said the rates aTu 1bova
shippers viaws, and they cau do nothing,
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THE COUNCIL COMMITTEES,
ia ihf EIllQf II Ithf lYtkMNa.

CHICAGO, April 24.-ln au Interview had with
the Msyor.elect l uot!ce that hs ssa1ms ths
right Al Chairman Of the Council 10 appoint the
Committees OF tue Couucal. Further be goss
Oh md ]eoye. the public 10 asaumo that spy
opposition 70 this meaus an exhibition os pasf''
sapship aud . spIrlt eyInciug lack Of copddonrc
n him, sutb Rratuitoia statements made On
ths threshold Of ollee show 1 want Of proper
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CARRIERS IsADBLE.
The Hungry Democracy still a
Crushing and Pushing.
a General, Combination to Take
Young Doolittle'n Scalp.
The Fourteenth Ward Republicans
Want Citizen Lorenz unseated.
'VhJ tho Ssw nayar Cannot Legally appoint lilo
Council Committees.

|
A. the tlnc draws mar for the old to 20 out
nt,i t|.u new Ia come IN, tic tntcres. Increase.
nmonr the pt.cc.h,ntcrs. mn, evorv hay In.
crease. Tho nuu'hsr Il ioitsrers around the
ter1ay, an,l ~ the crowd grows In slss from day
to ,1ar. II .rcr,a IN grow IN ,fnolnr.s T1,ey n,n
~, nsn.," !" a.ss ~ ~ s.o" ~ ess :, i,,. no
aletne OF conversation. illc5 bottoasao'e Alder
men, interview reporters, and speculate gcncrnl-
" upon what Mr, Harrison will do for them,
They nto Of cyery conceivable grndo
OF ambition. mud thcy eanuot Set
Just what they want ull take whatever they
ca, Get, and b. p1al to do It. rhc MaYor.c'cct
due. not appear as often ss be did just attef tha
s'eee.on' a''u .''' e'eo aN spessS ,o,...i. 49,.
heard. In fact, Il has become dfeutt 10 ma
him, nut those whu hre disappointed 10 theif
scatci, take tho consolation to tl.ciE botoms
I'm, h. :. t,rrc1 M somcxt,rrc reading ttr.r
,cet,,nn. n,,s cnn.td"rints thrir claims. aid thus
tmhcii wIsh hnnn inv a.. thr Tins pleasantly.
rha !. .tctc It ~ nn.,onttncr1ts al hfr. iarri-
ann ~ nnhtiahed in tfcsa coiutnt,b. were freely
sirr,ea' amnnr H., Aldcrnau. nil MISC by tho
rshiie'' "TIrrc WA considerable djyersitv OF
nnnnn as In tl,c wistom Of hs selections, but
Waii,r snl nonl}t,la cat,e In for lie greatest
h,nIed t!,nt n I'm Council would not cunilrn
th..,, ~. r.s rsnt,ow.n ssart ~ Ia a. fn say
.ti'et % thc ,rish wo.,ld combine uuajnst Mr, Wal
In. umiess rnrtain other conrcbstolls ycro tualc
.nt - ,n,vs ~ 1nat kind wss rcnorted m funt'
WnNsnnn,s fri.ni." NJ rn,rar. took i'm.
braTe nt h;a banr lcft cut, and saia
tna snsy aa said NJ" Of bn, H bv The oter ,,ae
Ten M nd. Tss 'sTSa a @ s e rGs eo s s Sr
t,r aar,sd - h. most fnten.n nil onnrrrIst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MsvICKEts'9,

raAl ..,si,.a - sn.. h..,., ,..t .,.At
nea 1he aua'ohce a. t'i1e nouao 'aet n'c"I
beon as large as It's enthusiasm Was unbouuded
1t would have Atlcd building larger than nc
have IN Chicago. HIT the play of ~ Richard
~ !, .'.s ~ ~. h. ,,an,,,.r an ,r,,,, ,,,s a
- nese. u1s peen ~. poou'"' o"s "'tu u'c pso@
nlc' nnd It never VIII Do; consequently there
was but smnl attendance. When Mr.. Booth
made Ills apCcarancc as the weak md uu-
happy Hing It was the sIg nal for an
outouEsI ol GENUINE eutnasiaeIn, "n'c'' hepl 'ne
actor bowling bis ACCOMPLISHMENTS for several
seconds. When the npplause abptcd the piny
nrocee,lcd. Int uhonaysr opportunity uas Of
tas.s .,,,r,ao ~. .v.n,,,r marr. ~ ,,o,o-.
'e'eo out"E Nv ''s."s '''"."o %
GUS. appEobatlon "cte 1ree1y Elven'
There Ia scarcely play moro Unfamiliar
to theatte-goir people In tho wnole range
~ si,or.ncsro,. warts thon Il Rtchar] n. y nr,i
=. n"aNsp.a1e .p,s "o' sah.,,. W." 49, ,,. 10y s.
10 thc masscs 1he1e 10 psopaoi5 hot one hoec
dc7o!d Of interest when placed upon tho stage.
It Is too talky, and contans too little action
for dramatic renrcsentatlon. Its lines are rare
~ a.,a.a,, ~, 4 IL hr,,nt,, n, noot,c he,n,,,a
aaotcu' Se' ~ ~ os4'''. ..,,u poc s"u's' .,
ind these beautics arc lulIy d'sp!aycd ~ INC
Interpretation by Mr. Booth Of tho
character Of Richard, Tic mart seems to he
n ret ,,1,c with this motor, md hu alone mny 10
saSl to bc its Representative, nut only upon tho
Amcricnn staec. but upop tho stage of tile
world Ho bas devoted apparently much study
, 1879-04-25

. UfFDdlth n E7tt1IdHN Lz86Ef.
CINCINNATI. April D.-Quite sensation
was crcated tonight over tho d[scovery that
W. F. Dickinson, son OF Gov, Bishops son-an-
law. iustcad II going to Europe on q vfalt,. as'
arranged btt,feeen him mud hla father, had
simply crossed ovcr Into CoyinGton and mas-
ried Kato Bsascr, ono OF the elder Dicklnson's
servants. The father had noticed the growing
intimacy between the two, and had planned the
European trip, but tho littio fellow with the
bow pnl n1rows uutWltted him.
, 1879-04-25
FIRST OF THE SEASON,

Last evening Alderman,clcct james Peevy, OF
thu Ninth Ward, enjoyed diattnctEon Which
has not yet been forced upon any Of bis asso'
clntes, and orc Of which hs justly feels proud.
Tie was waitcd upon at llta residence, No. 9T
West jackson street. by his party friends md
others, among whom Wcre many substantial
businessmen. Aldermen from other wards, and
few Republicans, mud presented with a gold
star, act with 'arge diamond, and 4
Crayon picture Of himself, cncascd In
m elaborate gilt frasne. Tho "star"
WINS surprise To him, but not 10 With
tho plcturc, which WAS intended especially
for his wife, TINT no might 30 at home and at
tho samo lime at the Council, or out with his
oljice ,nlcht require. Tie presentation speeches
persous- Manager En1nett, Of the Academy Of
Music, md The Hon. W. J.; ltsues. Nj: Emmett
propratc, md 40 did Mr., Nyncs, in their effort
10 forco each othor to become tho orator Of the
evening. Aid. peevy replied ~ beat ae could.
and did hettcr than was expected Of ham Under
Tie circumstances, md Mrs. pecvr returned
thanks. Wine and cigars were tllen passed
around, tiu welfare OF the country was dis
cllssed songs wcro sung, thc plano responded 10
rtmt.e fingers, and the evening was spent In
social way guueralty, and ut late hour oycry-
body mas enjoying hinsoif'
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS
The Executive Committee Of tho Fourteenth
Ward Republican Club held meetlng last
night at No. $50 Milwaukee avenue, Mr..
A. q. EtYich in tho chair. A great deal Of
tlme was spent Ia the discussion ~ to
who was entitled to tho chair. 1t
WaI finally deetdGd that ElVtch had been
elected AZ a regular meeting, and Was entitled
to the scat. Then reports Of ths Precinct Gap.
, 1879-04-25

Mr. Gibson, proprietor Of tho Gibson House,
Cincinnati, woied Miss DMnce; but hts parents
u;,i confoy,ped In thclr wishes. Miss hunce
hald h,u, 10 hts sngRgetuant, however, uutil liu
Lad aought hsr relsass for $4,000 ~ notas Ut
$4,000 each. Atts:watd hu renewal h's court.
tbi,j. ;i1si sl,o gave h!m back the notes. whcru-
uuOn be cpl her acquaintance. That IL the story
Is told BY M!st Bunce tn her suit for dAmaGes.
, 1879-04-25

Kptc7al Nspa!cA 70 3h5 3F16HHs
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 24.-The prop St.
Albans Is expected here Tomorrow morning.
en route for the Lover Lakes. Tho frat boat
OF the season, the schr Winnie Wing, arrived
to-day from Pentwnter, with number Of
spars. There Is no change In the situation OF
the scamen's strike. Tho strikers are dtscon-
ceItcd on account Of tho failuro Of the Lower
Lnkcrs to move. Shippers are1out Of the rnat-
ket, and nothing Is doing In grain freight
, 1879-04-25

4&A GlhA1A
For thn first timo in a number Of yeara In this
city Miss Clara Morris Inst night presented her
strone impessonntlon Of Camille. hlodjeskA
gives US tho spiritual idcal. unsympathetic an,t
cold, generally; Clara Morris 0tyes uR TIC
woman, full of vitality and glowing With tho
warm blood OF humanity. 10th havo
their cScelcue!cs; but, Willie the
ono almost solely appeals to tho
head, tho other strikes deep iuto the heart. The
one Is tho effort Of a conacious artist and
presents an exquisite dramatic p!ctura In which
tho student can discover pretty movements aud
graceful attitudes; wLlu tho other carries us
auay With her IN splits Of ourselves, because the
actsess has the faculty OF escaping from her
own Individuality md stepping into the rola
body and soul. To point out the
e1celencics Of Miss slorrts' pl4s!;lg were TO 60
through overy acene Of tln d:atna. and to lls'
SssI dopo and what "S tbs actress @ supplies. Nothg
could exceed her facial expression wilea
sho IA revealing her love to Armand.
Her past Ito seemed to be re-
ass chasea cae., M Other over nor face At Tie son.
clutioM Of this net dhe was brought twice be-
fore tho curtain, and the enthusiasm was hearty
nnl prolonged. In the great seene With tho
Ill her movements. aud expressions
which exhibit !he actress as woman
Of rasa observation, and In the passionate
scsucs there WAS All intensity and magnetism
il la. been sal.l that tha Is natural actress.
She riAcs to hcr passionate flights not In tho
ordinary measured WAY, but. by process
peculiarly her own, H:r acting nbounds IL
MotnnE e. shsxyS 3r;S
act, wlgra sbs encounters Artnaad, Miss Morris
won tbs house, and tic dying scens was ron
asred with realisn Within tSs srs.p, only Of
~: :sses ss'z: NJ 1s'pa %asssSe sssa
ao!o manner; talesd hs was the
Sa' %.. aceepssS'e Ss. M9s George SefsSn. S a. tbs
Count d. RarpI!ss, displayed wofSl lack OF IN.
ths 0u.iast, Miss Mollle n. steele
Se' IL &aa fs S'as!a Goss ssssesasss ~
commonplace md embarrassing performances.
| u Miss Muitonn will be repeated, and to-nor-
row afternoon Miss Morris closes her engage
msnt In th!s city as ca"'i!'.
THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.
The Apollo Club gave the third concert Of IT,
season last evening At Mccormick Hall. a vcry
large audience IN attendance. The eighth num-
Der Of the programme sptly describes tho cou-
cert, II was 4 ''salad, !" though not On Italian
one, On the other hand, It commenced Will,
pulestrra, and cana down by EASY stages
through Handel, Mozart, 1ieyeFbeer, Schubert.
Aendclasohu. List, Smart, hatton, DR.. Arue,
mud Benedict to Genec. and embraced Hotuts,
arias, ballads, part songs, Rsees, aud n,alo and
| female rhpruscs. 1t was = show programme,
| made up at the request Of many Of tho $3.50
ctate members from fsyorite selections given lu
past eoueerts. The performances does not ra'
auife special menlion. boma OF tho numbers
Were Adursb9y gtSE1, Anu others, especially
, 1879-04-25

EAST eAo1NAw, Mich, April A.-Abont
dozen cargoes Of lumber hare gone forward, at
$1.B711< freight to Buffalo and sl.02k to Ohio
ports from Saginaw. Three propellers with
tows chartered at these ratcs, and will be In to
load tho last OF the week.
, 1879-04-25

Bn1poxroHr, April M.-Arrived-Prop Man
thuk, Lockpoft, $50 brls -four, 8, ,oio lbs sun
dries; Morning light Ottawa, 5000 bu corns
prop Atlantic. Joliet, $500 bu corn.
C1earcd-Znc CftY, LaSal'o, 2l,7a2 It lun.
bc1, 23333 600 shingles. :
, 1879-04-25

Whitney was tic vucalfst Of the evening, ani
sang the pago'n Song fru.n tl'r j" llu9ucnots
t.Eobf1 donna y, and tic Mozart aria Non 20
ptu y with excellent taste and good dramatic
Btru1Iicntal number Of the programme was
I.tsx.'s gigantic "Conccrso Pathctique,' she
only work he has wrilicn for two pianos, mn!
originally written for 1'a9ssg and Won Bulow.
It Was played by Mt. ". II. Dyhrenfutth thrst
pfano) atd pr. Furhs {sccond] The work Is a
very exastinE nne. fairly briAtEug With dIhleuI-
ties, hut was plat ed with n tfeadth and frcenh'n
as well ~ With rrccitun that made = ssron.
slect Mr DyhrenfHtt' !: young 9s!s'.f' ny ~ o.
tl,s n,itIr shows him to bo musical scholar Of
rare tateht from WHOM, We may expett TO bear
good thugs ia the future.
, 1879-04-25

II!E
The dispatch In yesterdays TRIBUNE au.
pouuc!ug the opcnInE Of tbs Straits caused
stir among tl,s vessel mon, a.nl tho work Of
completing the Atting.out Of tho g5aln-earFicrs
weut On moro vigorously. But It was not until
,,oon that matters and oHneEs. agents, tnsur-
anre tue,,, auI sailors wera more encouraged by
4 tilapstea from Buffalo announcing that tho
gtes,.,.bauza Entciprsse had arrived Ut that
port-the llrst VI this srason-wlth Fatlroad tlet
from Bear Creek. near Detroit, by sunnlng
dnvn tbs north shore, which ws4 reported to
1u clear os Ice. Last night tho following Was
IecetYeA: .. -.
DrrFA10t N. T., April 24.-!'rhe stcsm,asrxe
eu;Srprisv, Capt, q. II. AoEdep, arrived taA
, 1879-04-25
ETQ0kIK0LpEK8' MEETINGS..
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.

DkrNol1, Mich, April 7. 1871
Ths aunual mAotlnK ol tho etockholdsfs Of thla
Company for tho etettioR Of utfsctoFA ana eae
hold III the Office Of tho Company iA netfolt;
Mich. on the hrst Thursday after !hs dIst Wedpss.
d4y Of May next, bolpE Tho stRhlh cay o9 selo
month, u 10 u'clock =. N.
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, 1879-04-25
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-27
CRIME.

NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE, (colored) of
mississippi, who was to have been
hung for murder on the Goth inst, has
been respited for four weeks by the gov
ernor.
THE trial of the notorious jim Currie,
who shot and killed the actor, Ben. Por-
ter, some months since, began at Mar
shall, Texas, June 23d. 1t was an un-
provoked, villainous murder.
THE murderer of Mrs. DIR. Hull, of
New York city, which mysterious event
occurred two weeks since, was disoov.
cred in Boston June Odd. lie is me-
gro named Chastine Cox, who used to
work ut u residence opposite Mrs.
HulPs. He was caught by u Boston
HerdM reporter
JOHN kEMNlLER, the South Holyoke,
Mass, child-murderer, made the follow
ing statement June ODD: 9" shot poor
little Annie, Lutmiller and Amy. and
they ale now in heaven. | could not
have them come on the town ana per-
haps, when they grew up, see them go
into bad houses. | loved them, and SO
| killed them. | put the revolver up
to their heads just like this motioning
with his hands and they died easily.
My wife can support herself Washing
and with other work, now she has no
children. / don't care if they do hang
me; it makes no difference what be-
comes Of me. | am good Protestant
Christian, though | have not been to
church in Holyolle because had to
work Sundays. did not shoot myself
because it would be wrong, and should
so to hell. If could make the laws |
would have it fixed so that children
would not come on the town and 90 To
the bad. would have them nil killed
first.