Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-04-19
NEWS OF rHE WEEK.
oaNEBAL AssHaInLY.

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April A.--Bills passed in the Senate: Au-
thOTiGing persons charged with crimes to I
testify Incorporating savings societies q
providing for sale OF unclaimed freight I
qn1rlng AL passenger trains TO stop at towns 4
Of 8990 Inhabitants. Bills passed IN the 4
tioll. Of lands and aEpurtenancPs sl- soldiers I
Asylum = requiring eonncers OF National I
carry into eject the 8unrage resolution I
Senate bill to punish officers of elections for 4
refusing TO receive the vote OF an eleetOF I
Senate bili p1ntshlng physicians for aoEa1n- I
fqfefang medicines 70 procure abortion: Sen
ate BIZ 70 abolish Offices Of soldiers claims,
after Oct. I.
A Aprfi I2.--Btlls passed the Senate: Auth
pEiEiha guardians Of Inmates ana idiots to
TESTIFY as to matters occurring after their APP
POI 1ntrnerts providing that taxes or duties
on estates OF eeceqsell persons slaal oe p1llu
out Of proceeds Of sales Of such estates au-
fhoriEing county commissioners to establish
free turnpflxess Amendment To the adjourn
nnr6 resolution fixing Wednesday next as
the time. In the House the bill TO create the
ofdca Of county school superfntendenU was
defeated. The bill @ regulate railroads was
amended and tabled.
April I3.-The Senate passed Mr.. Warmers
DILL which provides that bounty due re-
ef1it and lost Though the fault of q state Of
dcer, shall be paid 70 the recruit or his repre-
ssntatdve and authorizes the State Military
Board 70 inve gate and report on losses OF
pay aEenGsE Bills prohibiting corporeal pun
1shment in schools, aud unqualified persons
from prRcticing medicine or surgery, were
Enents the Senate bill to regulate railroads
April I5.z-A bill was. passed by the Senate
ing that the number Of jurors In each eOun-
ty shall 5a fiEed by the Court of Common
tS s5as y. ~ = 49, 4 = $50 III Is ~ !, ii !
gss OF grand jurors. for frteaularity in draw
ing or summOning them, or for mtsnoner,
must be before they are sworn, ana no IN
dictment shah be Quashed for any such ir-
regularity. Also bills authorizing certain
Villages % tInpFoEs htg,aNsf1ss esl1d levy g
Eosciul tax for cemetery purposes. Also
Gkouss l1ii1 providing that defendant in ease
5E teplevtn OF personal property 1n Common
Pleas, shall have the property restored 70
MIN when wrong gfuiiy taken. Senate agreed
70 House Zarnen ndn1ents to the Blind Asylum
present grounds, to accomuuodate 300 pupils
ana cost not more than $1,000. senate con-
70 be Commissioners Of soldiers claims
while the Bureau Is continued. The House
4aW e1eInPIlng 1r0El me FesII1ctloh oI L1le
minimum price OF convict labor, all but
Senate bill prey idilg Tor tsaza9tlon OF bank
shares and bankers. Senate bill to prevent
tho srtising OF drugs, medicines, Or nos
fTlsie Intended TO prevent conception or
Pr l'e abortion
The mileage of a Congressional delegate
frorn Russian America VIII be about $1,000
The New York Southern Relief Commis-
mission has collected SlB5,O00 to relieve the
destitute people of the South
Lee & Cfordon's mill, made famous by the
battle. Of Chiekafnauga, was burned last
week.
Gen. Pope, received a complimentary ban
quet at Atlanta. on Saturday and made
brief nome 1inTnittal speech.
Admiral Farragut is 60 relieve Admiral
le4oldsborough in command Of the Med1ter-
Tanean squadron.
Al vein froclx yielding $40 of silver to the
ton has been discovered In West Va.
Mrs. II. B. Stowe has bought property in
Florida where 1t is said, she intends TO re-
side,
Fred Douglas lectured in Columbus satur-
DAY evening.
The New Jersey Legislature has defeated
the Suffrage amendment thirteen Repub-
4fcans voting IN the negative. r
A Mrs Major Green while attempting to
get on train in motion at the depot in Co
dumbus q few days since, fell under the cars
and was crushed to death.
q Hon. Reverdy johnson has declined TO
give his professional assistance IN the in
junction cases before the Supreme Court.
E Sir James Anderson, commander Of the
Great Eastern, was once a type setter on a
Scotch newspaper,
The Constitutional Convention in Mary
lend is carried by 10000 majority. IL assem-
bles in May.
obesrlin College has now 44e male and a29
female students, --r
Baltimore has decided by- 10,989 votes
against oo8 to run its street ears on sunday.
Gen. Pope has taken the preliminary
steps for registration Of. voters in Georgia,
Alabama and Florida
a pregnant woman has just been senten-
ced to be hung at Montreal.
The Mt. Vernon Republican reports a
Union gain Of 42 over last years vote in Clay
township, Knox county.
"A new Republican daily has been estab-
1shed at New Orleans
San Francisco has contributed $50, 900 in
gold for the relief Of the destitute Southern
people. - .z- -vf4
s. Senator from Delaware vice Riddle, de-
ceased.
The Straits Of Bracizihac win likely be
+ open for navigation by tiuc 25Jir inst
The Constitutional Convention of II
+ tin9is g VIII be composeti Of % Republicans
and p Democrats.
hesuprerne Court Of Massachusetts has
nned two men 500 each for engaging in
the lottery business.
The New York Republican State COnven-
ton passed reEDFuGions IN 1ayUr OF an
amendment to The constitution giving suf-
mage 70. col0red citizens.
Rousseau has been confirmed as Brieadfer
anu ordered to Fort v VancOuver, Washington
territory. r
BtsmRrk has perem ptoIily demanded OF
Napoleon MS reasons for armtng. Prussia,
he says, holds France responsible for such q
step and asks instant cessation oflwarlize
About 100 600 pounds of sugar made from
beet root have Just been received at eSDrin-
neldi Ills, from Livingston county in that
State.
Henry J. Raymond. has been nominated
for the Austrian Mission.
Senator Sherman has sailed for. Europe.
Washington, City has 4, ,496 white and s552
colored voters H.
Two seamstressess poor and ont Of work,
--one in st. Louis and one in New York.
The. people Of Wisconsin, vote upon the
next election.
The English Parliamenthas adjourned un-
3 til April g.
Omar Pasha has taken the -heId in person,
ST he
Cretans.
Gen. c. c. Walcutt has been re-appointed
Warden of the Ohio Peniteatiary.
At the request of several white citizens
appOfn ted register of voters for Jackson
county, Alabama Ec =a
Prof: Agassiz geUs fve dollars per minute
General EiIby Smith has been confirmed
as o. s. Consul TO Panama.
The President has sent in still another
EloilllTee 1or Minister 70 Austria. The Sen
ate VIII reject hiIll- Has any body suggested
% the President the name of Mr.. Motley !
We think he might be cOnhrmed.-N. z. Tn I
The Turkish despotisn is now threatened 4
with an insurrectfon in Bulgaria i
Speaker Colfax lectuTed in Columbus on /
Wednesday evening.
FroYerolaI Philosopher Tupper poetically /
edYocates the appointment of Prince Alfred /
to rule over Canada.
The supreme Court has refused leave for /
ton against the execution of the recOnstruc- /
tion law. Notice was given that the bill I
would be received in the Georgia case, as the 1
President is not made a party. The Court I
viii pro baby decide that the whole question 4
IS g political one over which it has no iuris- /
dictiOu.
War befNeen Spain and England is threat /
sneds
Reaistration under the reconstruction law /
is about to commence in louisiana.
Two cargoes OF provisions for the starving I
people Of South Carolina have been receive /
ed at Charleston. 4
Senator Morton addressed the eOlored peo- (
pie Of Washington on Tuesday, the anniver- /
Sary of the abolition Of slavery in the Dis 1
trict.
A Communication of twenty-five cents per
day for rations Of enlisted men who have /
been prisoners Of war, is now being paid by /
The Commissary General Of Prisoners at |
Washington,
The municipal election in Chicago has re-
suited in the triumph of the Republican /
ticket by about $500 majority.
December 1, next has been fixed as the |
time for argument Of the Georgia Injunction /
case before the Supreme Court.
Wendell Phillips Iectured in Cincinnati |
asst evening. He was shamefully mObbed |
there few years ago.
The Conservatives OF Tennessee have nom