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THIRD EDITION
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ry-N>~O>~>>~O~D~~~~>~~~~~-~~~~~
Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars
Loss from Ice.

ST. LOUIS, January l5.--It is estimated that
the loss on steamers, ferry boats, wharves and
barges, canal boats, ferry docks, etc, in this
harbor since the first movement OF the ice
amounts to eight hundred thousand dollars. The
insurance viii probably cover about half of that
amount.
The ice is still running, but navigation has
been partially resumed with the South.
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Eira AT Cntasauaua. Pa.

CATAsAUQUA, Pa, January l6-The machine
shop of the Lehgh Crane Iron Company was
destroyed by hre this morning at A O'Clock.
The damage, however, is not so great as was at
first anticipated, as considerable machinery and
valuable tools have not been materially injured.
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Fast Time by an Iee-Boat.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, January l6.-A novel race by
ice boats occurred yesterday on the Hudson. The
winning boat made the fast time OF eight miles
in ten minutes.
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The New York OGice-HoIders.

ALBANY, n. Y, January l6.-In message to
the Legislature, Governor Fenton recommends
the appointment of committee to thoroughly
investigate the cases of the New York office
holders, in.which he has been engaged.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NASHVILLE, January Is The Cotton market is
frmer and prices range from 39d42c. The receipts
and shipments are light Corn has advanced 10 SOC
The market Is firm,
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Arrival of the sLouisiana. ;,

New York, January l6.-The steamship LO,a
sidaG has arrived from Liverpool, Her advices
are anticipated,
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All I'm GnId.

From the MatamOrds Ranchero, 27h ut,
We translate the following from the local
column of our contemporary, the Monitor OF me
Frontier of the 23d -
OF CoTtpas we have heard nothing this week.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

HARRISBURG, January l6.-Mr. Schall offered
a bill incorporating the Allen Mining Company
also supplement relative TO the Thomas Iron
Company.
Mr.. White offered bill exempting soldiers
from taxation for bounty purposes; also, q sup
plement relative to manufacturing iron by coke
and coal.
The contest between the Atlantic and Great
Western and Pennsylvania Railroads was opened
with some bitterness, upon the introduction by
Mr.. Bigham of the following resolutions
Resolued That the Committee on Railroads be
instructed to adopt liberal policy, either by the
reports of general law for the organization of
railroad companies, or special charters to ali
roads calculated to develope the resources of any
and all parts Of the State.
Second. That the construction of a through
line on the route indicated by the contract
between the Atlantic and Great Western and
Reading Railroads. with branches to Pittsburg
and Erie, ought to be encouraged by appropriate
legislation.
Third. That the extension of the Connellsville
Railroad eastward, in the direction of Baltimore
and Washington, with branches to connect with
the Lebanon Valley Railroad is alike required
by the commerce of the country and the local
claims of the counties through which the same
would pass.
Fourth. That a healthful competition by
through lines is required to secure to the citi-
zens of the State cheap rates OF freight and fare,
and that all railroads desiring their charters
from the State should be required to do the local
business of our citizens at the lowest rate charged
upon any such road.
The resolutions were favored by Messfs. Big
ham and Lowry, and opposed by Mr.. Hall,
without vote up to the present time.
The resolutions were finally postponed for the
present, and the Senate adjourned.
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SOLDIERS BOUNTIES.
The Question Of EquaIization-In-
teresting Report from the Pay
master-ceneraI, Etc,

WASHINGTON, January l5.-General Schenck,
Chairman of the House Military Committee, re-
Gently addressed letter to the Secretary of
War, asking for iniormstion concerning the
amount that would probably be required to
equalize the bouuties of all volunteers during
the Rebellion. The Secretary replied by inclOsmg
reports from the Provost Marshal, General and
the Paymaster-G eneral, which reveal some very
startling statistics General FrV, after careful
investigation, reports that l,722,6 $50 enlisted men
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NASHVILLE, January ia heavy rain has
fallen all day. The river is rising, with ten feet
on the shoals.I
The oil excitement is on the increase here, and
great yield is expected from the oil regions
near BurksVile.
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HOuS0 of ReDResontativ
Rain Storm at Nashville Oil Exciteme

The House is engaged in local bills OF no
public Importance.
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LATER NEWS.

General Crawford a. General i'm the Mex
lean Army-He IL Empowered TO Re-
crUft Am American DtvisiOn-Excite-
ment I'm MatamOras-Meiia Levies n
Heavy Loan ana Barrie AIDES the Streets
An American Schooner with Arms
goes Ashore and is Seized by the Inn
noFIaItSts. Ete.
, 1866-10-14
ANOTHER BOLD ROBBERY.
Puy Train Thrown from the Louisville
d Nnah Ttl1e Railroad and HobbeA
OF Fifteen Thousand Dollnrx.

Fny Train Thrown from the Louisville
d NnahSt11e Railroad and Hobbed
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars.
lFom the louisville Journal. October III
It was only Sunday last that the country
and successful robbery on the Jefsrrsonyilie
Railroad, at Seymour. the Adams Express
agency, OF this city, being the sufferers. An
equally successful and more serious robbery
took place on the Louisville d Nashville
RAisroad yesterday. About haIEpast nine
1ciosk .; M, between Bristow station and
Bowling Green, five miles south ot the latter
ts9Et, the P9y trsin wrs thrown from the
\ fSk and robbed Of twelve or fifteen thonsand
aud t ia Fss5S o. removed II. ' on an the
track. and cut the Telegraph wire. The en-
gipe and pay cur were thrown of and nearly
turned over. Mr. Church, the conductor,
was seriously, and 1t is feared fatally injured,
The paymaster. Mr.. G. ". cr.lg, when he
threw his safe key into the wood on the side
of the road, and made an attempt to escape
from the window Of the car but he waa
caught BY the desperadoes and, under
threats Of being shot, compelled to find
9aS sred ofseT lie s tae r. IT, hs tie
to between twelve and ff.eeu Thousand
dollars, money sent over the road By the
company to pay Its employees. The watches
and other ralnanles Of the train party we're
also taken. No resistance could be offered
to the plnndcfers, and they effected their
escape with the booty. Mr.. Craig, the pag~
master. telcgraphs that the leader Of tie
gang vas nau about thirty years Of age,
large, strong, and powerfully built, CON.
p1cxion originally bright, but brown from
exposure. no beard but heavy moustachc.
light pants and black coat. The SECOND
was Of medium height, very aqu33sne nose,
no beard. blue jeans pants, and black coat.
4 large reward bns been offered for the cap
ture Of these villains, as will be seen BY tie
advertisement md hnnd-bills Of the com
, 1866-10-14
FROM BLOOMINGTON.

Immense Gathering Of Irish-A merfc ana
Excellent speech fran John Pepe Hoanet,
E&q.-The TFne Interests Of Our irtah Eel.
ao~-Cttizens Plntuly Net Farth-I~tut Dia-
ca&saoa BesHeea Legislative Candidates
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trihpne.1
E1ooMtxGTox, Oesoher -.
Phoenix Hail. IN this city, was densely crowded
with 1rieh-Ancrlrans. and others, last uight. 10
hear John Pope Hodnet, the J1ung Irish orator.
Mr.. uodpctt, In mort eloquent and conylncirg 6
a6drcsr, proved to The complete satisaeton Of bib
Irish tcrow-citizens that a. johnson aud his ad-
hesrntz were not the friends OF 1riAhuen and Irish
liberty. but tha their true friends were 70 be found
t1y, bath In and out Of Consrc-s. fIts appeals 10
and fcccotn In the coufng election. electrified the
audience, and were received With the widest cn-
lhnti4em. The demonstration. Throughout, Was
the most enthusiastic and elective held here du-
ring the campaign.
William SHIlh and Allen Geer, opposing eandi-
dates for the LtgitlAtnre nse holding jonl discut-
tsons Al different points throughout tho District.
Mr. Smith, the Union candidate, has pressed hs
opponent so closely that he hAs got clear outside
al she circle aad repudlstss johnson and tae
whole coppes3ohn.on party. but says he IL the
soldiers candidate. He W1s nominated By the
regular old Corpc1head party In shla county, and
what they will do with their candidate remains to
be seen.
Al The clo4c Of the meeting Of Irish Auerieans
large number Of Itiehncn gathered around The
speaker to thakc hauds win him sod give hin
lhetr thanks for his valuable services.
, 1866-10-14
FROM ROCK ISLAND.

The Republicans ef Rock 1sfand CsankJ in
mass Metfsnk-eit3rT1nx Spctch ffoAa t>os-
cfnor 0EleHhy-AnaJ and ".ny Psltcy"
FUfuiAh tho Theme.
lspecdl pespsteh to the Chlcaco Trdbuue.1
KocK Island ILL.,. Octoher H.
The mats meeting here Today w4s Ill that the
loyai peeple Of hi. county eoald wish. Tbs day
VAS beautiful, md II one o'clock p. n. 4 dense
throng wended thcir way to Union Square, and 1t
lis 7. H., Captain F. J. Robinson. Chai.naan oE
the Committee Of Arrangements, called The meet
InE 70 orLer b. Nominating Geo. Aixtcr, EsQ., as
Chairman. With one Vice President from each
townahIp IN the tounty. After eomc soal l.siirr7pg
tnustc By the Rock ftlAnd Hsasa Band. Mr. MlxteI.
in few complimentary FensffA, tnf10o need Gov.
ernor Raehard J. 0slesby, OF illinois. who, al
though somewhat los1se, held The vast
audience sre1l-hound for three hoars
In one OF The Ablest 4pterhcs
t has ever hecn ny LOT 10 Hstrn to from gallant
Dlek. he handled Andy AAd - my policy With
OIL gloves. and showed The people that The 1dc4
Of dictatorship In this country would oe . rather
hazsrdous undertaking. He dIseected The modern
Moses and "my policy" 40 that unlhing re-
manned Of Il, md Ill through his speech he Was
greeted Itth tremendous spplauec. The Copper
beads made Erc*! p:sptral1ous for 4 n,ass mett-
Ing today, bnt jim Hoblneon, their otator, ad-
xttcd IN adjournment mill night, and lin Is nnw
holding forth to 4 stclly crowd In Bfbcock Haf1
bri Is uphill business, knd ttrct the eIettion9
IN FennFJly1nl&. 0h1o, Indiana and lows, they
tno~ the!F cautc L. hopeless, But they ETC Joined
10 theiF idols. md tuppore We will obey the
] 6e11ptustl Injunction ana let them alone.
, 1866-10-14
FROM CHAMPAIGN.
A Crnrd Turnsus to Itsscu - the fsxglape
Logan-Deleaassona fTpm ali Parfs OF the j
CouhtFy-A Fietd Day fer Trno L9yalfy.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1rtbune.t

A Grind Turnout to Ltstcu t. the {snIl4nf
1.ogan-Deee1attoua fTum all Paris OF the
CouatFy-A Paeid DaT fer Trpo Loyalty.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1r1hune.t
CHAMPAIGN, OCTOBER u.
This has been'a proud day for the loyal, san-
Drowned sona pf toll Of Champaign County. The
weather WAS most delightful, Just such -
Autumn sends with which TO ripen mp the golden
corn. and Just euch day II The farmers like to
welcome The gallant Logan 10 the same stand
from ~hsch they listened to the eloquent Douglas
md the 1amensed lincoln. 1t ID the fsf .tsit OF
Generaf Logan 10 the county, bnt hundreds Of
msn , who lissened to him today, # his command
rehela back aad compelled them 70 surrender.
fes es bRs Re" vi, '' done es 0 the hs becns aiS
Of the rebellion, md now that tho sane Sen a1e
attempting the .ame dIsloYal scheme. that there
thona t. a1otbst S.i EFs.t iu.n cut Ihep was
No bni1dlne could Accommodate the Immense
c!oWd. and the @eetlng VAS adjourned to The
af ths4 sdiss H'a Scr 5s rs
1znts 10 tepresent the thinY.<ix States With the
s..rs- 7his va followed q hundfeds Of hosse-
1ro o as s@s of re
= tssle Sslse So s!ts
sed deSx S. ssie"sn' nests, sss,e ra, so1ss ass.
5 deB4s :" bs s snn59 s9g son M f. o ss.sa s
Johneon eou1d no. rave you.", Then eame !
ladies 70 represes.t the thtrylx States, and oter
them noaca tue fag With tho thtrty-slx atasr. We
can enuuae1a.e only 4 few OF the banners: Have
you heard IRON iows." " We pledge Logan talrt5
.eaep assiS sD
A@enament;"', my policy, with : .coeu !;
Poor child, died Of reconeftnctfon the bsain.'
Al half psst two the General was introduced TO
The audience BY g. 2. GEiegs.. Three sousing
eeeded to address ,he ma'4taae., He was snlzer-
Of tie sndicrce. Hc did not cxpect to be heard
BY ~ present. BE SPOKE for two and three-quas-
teFa hours to an aud!ence Of not less than 4,0O0,
The largest one ever convened In this county.
Judging hom the responses, there WAS not cop
pszhe8d In The audience
At the cloee three cheers were given for Logan.
three for TIA 1oysl Congress. and three for Senator
fateS.
The Opposition in thus county 4 mainly Of tbs
taken seau In thu Coppe!ohason omnibus Tor
count. Offices w!lf receive more whitening 70
tI1ct will 80 -four thousand majority.
, 1866-10-14

Peace CvneaE ded Between Prns11s


Peace Cene,xded Between Prueala and
S&xeny.
1oxpox, October 1q-lt 10 sunuored that tbs
p1tn!potenttAries Of rruseI& and Saxony have
zualc1bly adlntcd al dlG1culties, and thai poaee
negotiations have been dually concluded,
BS sfeAn%h1p A4ta-Ff1nco nsf Prepared
to Aid Revolutionary Attempxs A1Hiust
TnFkeJ-A FreAch JeuFnAl the Rasse-
American AltEAuee-The English Press on
the Presidents Tour Of D1nTtbnrBnn.
fEw 1ohK. October la--The AsiA's Gies con-
tatn tho follow lag Items:
The AasQnia Dc Aol2ser. The new Alpist$t Of
Foreign AtaI.s Of France, previous 10 his depar-
tnfe trom Cauaesustnupla, informed dcputation
Of Greeks that the political siiuation ut present
cx1tting Ia Europe would prevent Napoleon from
aiding Any revolutionary attempt agafnet Turkey.
Tbs st. peleEtbutE {vurndi expsexAea Tho op1n-
ion thai The secondary Si2tes hare teasou 10 feel
an1iona etnee The publication Of The French For
efsn ofaec circular. The wEiset iutima'es that
Russia docs not eee snch 4 severance Of x11lance
Ct prospect Of new conditions rs ate indicated by
the French Emperor.
A r&ris journal heads an article On the subject
Of The Rusao-Amctiean Alltznce, with tho words !:
'k< Spectre K0sso, :" and contends that no fssue
of moment csn resnlt from the movement The
nnAnefal position and social condition OF kuss!&
Afa treated verT eercre3y la few lines.
lhe EnKlien nc~erapcra commeut ii sone
leiEah npoa The subject Of President Johnson 9
tonT. and the Constitutional question: involved
In his d1nculty With Congress.
, 1866-10-14
Ruyfnr oH1ees In Enrland.

Public morals in England have reached
degree Of rottenness that Is ftightfal to eou-
template. 4 London letter dtaws this pic
ture:
The system Of buying sesta In the House Of
Commons, the details Of which are now be-
Ing laid before the PUBLIC By Royal Com.
Government. While the memhrs Of the
lower House pays his twenty, or thirty thou
sand dollars, In Sums Of twenty -Gre to hun
drcd dollars each for the votes necessary 70
elect him, there u no doubt that not few
b-nehcs in tho House of Lords, hare been
purchased, not always in 20 direct \ way, by
those who now sit in them, or By those from
whom they have been inherited. A peetage
has had, II 1t hare not still. its moneJ salue.
In the army It is notorious that commissions
advancement Is ali most impossible, On
Gers oftht grade Of Colonel hare paid &lo0, 900
for their promotion; aud ~ no officer below
the grade Of Colonel eau aspire to the Order
Of the Bath, he really pays bis money to b
the sale Of l'yings. advowsensr S.,
IN the newspapers With Goals and
candles. should s,y that = clever
man might buy into B'shopric. Businesses
ef alt kinds are for sale !, and 4 doctor pays a
Ing district rs the Clergy men does for preach
| ing TO it. fou can buy chapel and live on
| the pex-rcnts snd collections, Just ~ vou
buy the lease, stock and good will of beer.
| shop. read among the Advertisements Of
ferr Of douceuzs Of fifty Or hundred pounds
for appointments. The highest reputation fut
philanthropy can be hAa by the Investment
! Of a cestsln number Of guineas on fashionable
| subscription lists, and millionaire can safely
| 20 In for statue. It Is not that every mae
has his price. but 1t is the fact thst In com.
mercial country = nation OF shopkeep
ers"-thinge arc constantly tending 10
tnouey valuation, 10 that husbands and wives
she married well ~ Is = question best answer
ed by the husbands banker. Satan msJ
cut out Satan. but doubt ii the British Par
lIatnent Will put an end to political corrup
ton. It takes five almighty dollars to max
oue almighty pound sterling,
, 1866-10-14

Power offhe Board OF Hehlth Kxtended-
Card fkoaz khe Suspended street Gotua1fp-
s1QuEr-fcn3nH3 n alters DC.
NE* IoEL. October 13.-Gotcruor Feutnn has
extended the special powers OF the Metropolitan
board Of Health from The ltih day Of October 10
the Int Day OF December, the Board having by
resolution declared that peril to the public htalh
ettli eItsfs tn eertAtn particulars. !.
Street Commissioner thzs. @. CarrclT has pub-
1Isbed . crrd IN which lie says he viii refntc TIC
%hArges ag*inst hin. the Citizens Association
Fired
1hese hare hecn fur des.hs by choleta on tho
hospital ship sinee last report
Stephens has called 4 meeting Of Feui1us ut
Jones' Wood, on cnAdsy, the 9S.l inst, when, he
says, II shall freely teli my corntJmen who arc
and IRE moi lhe I; lend. Of ireland. l thaIl also
bring pahllc uptaion to bcat OIL fneh parties as
still Tefain any pEopety Of the brotherhood or
Sisterhood. In order hst may tnln1 th1s dnty
effectively. the oftcerr Of both 0tdesr are hereby
requested 10 furnish ne, at their esEliest con.
tute OF The property withheld by hem"
An examination Of %ttaceses In reference to the
dead msn recently found In Newton. l.. l., WIS
held last evening " Coroner Lewis, At the
National fiotcf in hbtoEiA. From The testimony
adduted, the general opinion IL we'll supported
th3t the mkn was murdered, snd that The pespt-
h1tos Of The deed II the same Who exhibited ihe
ptAukl ot deceased st Sannseide Hotel On the dar
thc tdv was disco'eaed. The body ha= not been
4 tre broke ont ah m, half pas, nine la.s night,
4 Son, 90 Margin ttreet- The building, Win tie
s,oek &nd qua',ity Of valnahte machinery, vas
totally destroyed. L'st about <lsu,oJ1 Auupnt
Of insurance not Afcrft1fne1.
, 1866-10-14
JEFF. DAVIS TRIAL.

Correspondence between the President and
Attorney fsenera1 StAn.a<rry.
WASHINGTON, oclobcr la.-The following otdc1ai
Vas made public this afternoon:
EXECUTIVE Mas1ox.t
WARRINGTON. D. e. October 8, 1se3.
Chilled Ststct Eas ap2ollted for the dEst The .day
OF october, 1866, Il Richmond, VI, for the tli1l
Of Jefferson Davis, On the chasHc Of treason. II
Dcw appears that ihern viii be no session oi that
court ii Richmond during The present month. and
dpnbss Ast expressed whether the regular term
which by Law shorld commence on the foa1th
Monday Of November nexs, will BE- held.
IL view Of this obstruction, and flsc consequent
delay Ia proceeding with the triAl of Jef. Davia
now pending In that court, and tha1e being, Tar
- an informed. 10 good reason why 1hs civil
exercise 4deouste jurisdiction within the district
Or eEe1!s within which the State OF Virginia Is In
eluaed, deem 1t proper to request yoat opinf ID
~ 70 what further Steps. u any. should be taken
BY Tho Execnttro With 4 view 10 4 apeedy+ pablo
ard impartial t1fA& Of the accused, Aceoedtnx 10
tie Constitution and laws Of the United Stales
IN, sit, TerJ respectfully yours.
! AHDRxw J0nxsux.
.. Hon. 1euu st1ntbcrrJ. Attorney General,
ATTORNEY GNxnAt1 OFFICE
October 11th, 13A-
| 70 the Presidents:
s1E-l have the honor to stats ny optufou ppon
lie question propounded In your letter Of The btu
u to what further may be proper OF cxpe6ient u
be done by the Executive In references 10 the cur
tody Of MY. Davis and the prosecution for treason
now pending Against him In the Circuit Court OF
The CnItcd States OF Vi1ginta. AN clearly OF tho
opinion ttAt thete Is nothing In tho pseeeat coadl'
, 1866-10-14
Romantic Attempt to Commit Suicide
by TWO l;fr1z-One Drowned and the

Other Rescued.
About l3 o'clock Monday night, says the
Boston Commercial, Maria cayannngh and
Hannah Mclaughlin. each about twenty
into the water from C1agie's Bridge. Joseph
Brndley and John Barrett, seatnen, who
were en- tho eclooper Valor, lying near the
pier hearing them cry ont, immediately
jumped into boat, md, Proceeding to the
spot, picked them up. They placed the
the bottom Of the bost, and then went to
Bruce's bath-house, where they we're relieved
Of their charge by Officers Bliss and Gomez,
Of the Third Station.
Drs: Richardson and. Mcdonald were
girl, when she VAS removed to Station three,
where she Is slowly recovering. The body Of
the other WAS taken to the dead house. They
came from house on Andoyer street, and
were walking on The bridge, when thc de-
ceased proposed to rid themselves OF the
water. She objected, and the deceased said
ahe had not the courage to doit. Thus dared ,
themselves of their crinolins
and under.clothiog. They then locked them
selves IN each others arms and jumped over
the cousage Of the survivor oozcd ont. and
she gase the cry for help that was heard by
the seamcn. The deceased, On the contrary,
put her head under water, aud enaeavoEed
10 pull her companion under with her. and
would have wholly succeeded but for the ar
rival Of the boat. When picked up they
were still locked IN each Others arms, the
deceased being under.
The deed vas probably premedItated BY
the CayanauEh girl: but no cause Is assigned,
although 1t Is supposed that they were dis
solute characters, ana becoming Tired of the
life theF led, endcarorcd to rid themselves
Of 1t by drowning. The. rescued lamentt
| that she Was rescued, and that her earthly
| her compauion'e. It Is stated that the pa
rents Of the girl that was drowned llve IL
Kingston street, ln this cltJ, and that ehs
was widow and lesves one child. The ont
rescued says she resided In Lowell, but III,
police think she lives in house on 4ndove1
street. She will recover.
, 1866-10-14
FROM LAW RENEE.

1ndtna Observation-Disclosures PRO-
KTcs1-Escspe Of L Murderer.
tSpceis1 Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
LAWRENCE, Kansas, October Is
Two Jcurg men. stock lenders for the Halliday
S!agc Company, vera murdered By the Indians On
Saturday last, 1t Chalk Bluts, = station On the
smoky H1l route, about 100 miles west Of Fort
Ellsworth The names Of the victims ara Frank
Kelly md Charles Smith.
The election Of Radical delegates to ths cou:sJ
CONVENTION, 10 pat IN Nomination mennberA Of the
Legislature. dea1ed good deal OF interest to-
who ge,R portion Of The delegates fto1 thIs city
L beaten In Nouh Lawrence; also Ia WAkus3&
Township.
Junction City on Monday. lao mica from Kansas
City
Edw ards. The man indieted for the cold b3ooand
murder Of the eolored mAu in TopeEa more than
year ago, and who. By change Of venue to Wat
b uSs % ea 4 s s
u was then In teaslop.