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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
~ TELEGRAPH TO vnH TRIBUNE.

TRIBUNE.
WAsHNGTON, May 1.-THE Supreme court was
to-day engaged In hearing the OF the MILWAUKEE, ana
ST. Paul Railroad against sOuter ct a numbers ls2 and
2I2.
The Court next took up the case of the State OF Texas
agt White Chills HardeDergb, Birch Murray CO. u
came up on motion by Brent Merrck to restrain the
collection OF several hundred thousand dollars OF leNas
indemnity bonds These bonds were issued TO INC stare
of Texas by the United States on the ameNatlO, anu
were payabc to bearer. and transferable on delivery
Many of them were sold by the Rebel authorities TO Wt
and Chls for cards and medicines ana became euICnC
opposed by Mr. Carlisle for " iIadenbergh; = COX oI
New-YOrk for Birch. Murray Co and by Judge Moore
for Chills and by Judge Evans for White 1hc question
whether the de ftctO government OF Texas was cohpe
tent 10 dispose these bonds mooted ana the deer
sion really involves the Statehood OF Texas dulnS he
Rebellion Ii exciting ease as political ns well rs
pocuuary questions involved, The Rebel authorities
who negotiated these bonds by GOV Tnrochmorton ana
Emerson now into Court and say that the Govern
ment they helped establish and keep up in Texas, against
the United States, usurpcr and seek To get PACK
the means they themselves dedicated 10 the hclp OF
Texas, OH the plea that they were usurpels.
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CANADA.
ny yrrxsHApH TO THE TRIBUNE.

THLK9RAPH TO rHR TRIBUNE
OTTAWA, c. W.. May 14.-Orders were issued to-day
TO the different Departments to break up business on the
SOh Of June and reopen in Toronto the 6h Of July
ANOTHER FENIAN SCARE
MONTREAL, May 14.-It is said that the Governments
has received information of another intended Fenan
raid Orders have been issued regulating the charges for
beting troops Canada the grant for infantry 70 Dc
10 cents per day. cavalry soldiers with horses as cents
per dav To guard against epdemics, chloride Of lime
and carbomc acid to be issued TO every barracks ana
hospital during the Summer months.
The funeral of the boy Baronet, Sir L. H. lafontaine,
Of the late Judge Laontane took place yesterday.
The ceremonies were more than usually grand.
The bakers have raised the price of sxpound oaves
to 80 cents, intimating the probability Of further
advance,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, May 1i-2 p. nm. Moustier, the President
of the Corps Legislatif has officially announced to
that body that the peace of Europe will not be dis
turbed CThe name of the President of the Corps
Legislatif is NJ Schneider The Marquis de Moustier
is Minister of Foreign Atfairs.-EDI
Evening.-Orders have been sent to the various
military depots and headquarters throughout the
Empire, to disband the reserves which had recently
been called into service.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
FULL RETURNs-RICE DEFEATED IN TIE EIGHTH
DISTRICT.
By IEIEeRIPH
LOUISVILLE, May l4.-Retums to-day indicate the
certain election of Adams over Rice in Randalls
District, by majority of about 500. lomgs ma
jorty Mckee in the IXth District is about 2OoO
The Democratic majority in the entire State, over
both the other parties combined, is about 5000, dis
tYibuted as follows Isl District 5000; Id, 4j9l
lid. GOOO; WITH 5,4l4 Vth 35S2; With, jGi With,
G,i24; With, 500; IXth. 200.
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LOUISIANA.

IMPOETANT DECISION IN THE SUPREME COURT.
sI raLEskArn
NEw-ORLEANs, May 1.-two important decisions
were rendered i'll the Supreme Court of Louisiana,
yesterday: The case of Wainwright agt. Bridges
the Court holds that no recovery can be had for
notes given for the purchase of slaves In the case
of Bowen agt Shackelford, the Court holds az pre-
vousy that recovery could be had as the notes
were based on Confederate money In other words
the money illegal and further, notes signed before
the passage of the Stamp law, do not require To be
stamped, to be used as evidence. The Hon. Henry
Wilson arrived here to-day
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsT, May 14-2 p. m-The General Transatlantic
COmpanys steamship Percire, Capt Duchesne which left
New the Ah of May, arrived here today on tho
way to HayTe.
soUTIIANPToS, May 14.-Thc steamship Bremen, Capt.
Meyer which left NewYOrk the 4th inst arrived at
this port to-day on her way to Bremen.
The new steamship Cinbria, Capt TrsutmaD, which
sailed from NewYork the 4h of May arrived here to-
day. after landing her passengers and malls for Lon
don, sailed this evening for Hamburg.
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TENNESSEE.
nv ,.IFenAPn 70 rHa rnIBuSk

THE FRAZIER IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
NASHVILLE, May 14-In the impeachment cases,
the Court to-day overrued the objections of the de-
defense to Senators Hall and Powell, and commenced
the examination of the witnesses. Gen. George III.
Thomas was examined, but his testimony developed
NOTHING. aud was scarcely relevant to the subject.
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THE REMAINS OF BISHOP LA yIELLE.

BIT rxLEskAPH 7 TEsusE.
LOUISVILLE, May l4.-The remains of Bishop La
yele OF the Roman Catholic Church reached this city at
O'Clock today special train fson Nazareth, and
were escorted from the depot TO the Cathedra p one OF
the Iaroat funeral PROFESSIONS ever witnessed here II
numbered about 5000 and included the Mayor members
OF the CITY Council about 20 Catholic societies ana
large number OF citizens The remains will lay in state
aA.ts
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NEW-,JERSEY.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN MORIusTowN, Nj
BIT TELKGRAPR
MORRIsTOwN, n. j., May 14.-Our charter election
came off yesterday, and the Republicans elected
their ticket without opposition. This is quite q
change about as last month the Democrats carried
the town by a small majority.
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REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

TRENTON. n. j., May l4-Judge Field OF the United
States District Court to-day confirmed the appointment
of the following persons as Registers in Bankruptcy:
District I-Charlcs b. Strntton OF Camden.
District II-Whitield s. johnson of Trenton.
District III-John Elmendorf OF New Brunswick
District Iy-Staats Morris OF Newark
district Y-Thomas ID. Hoxie of Paterson.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 14.-In the House of Commons lasb
night the amendment to the Reform bill providing
for f10 lodger franchise adopted.
DUBLIN, May 14-Evening.-Th death sentence of
the Fenian prisoner Col. Burke has been commuted
to Imprisonment for life at hard labor.
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MISSOURI.
nv rzIraRIPh TO THR TRIB

BY TO TAX TRIBUNE.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE decision of the Circuit
Court i'll the of Gen. Blair agan the Judges of
Election for refusing to receive his vote unless he
took the Constitutional oath, which was adverse to
Blair was affirmed by the Supreme Court yesteI-
day.
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LUxEMBURG, May l4-Ihe work of Strengthening
the Notifications of this city, on which the garrison
had for some time past been actively employed, has
been discontinued by order of the Prussian COM
mandant of this post.
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CONVENTION OF WESTERN STEAMBOAT MEN.

br rHLEaxAPB rHE TRIBUNE
sr LOUIS May l4-A Convention OF Steamboat
men met to-day consider the various interests OF river
nav0ation The cities of Louisville Cincinnati Wheel
ing New Orleans and st. Louis were represented All
organization was effected by the election OF Nian Nc
Pherson of St Louis President, George Kirk ana Joh W.
Cnnnon of New.Orcans VcePresdents ana three secie-
taries After WHICH the Convention ni"nr""" tn 10
mQiTgE
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

BY TIE TRIBUNE
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1.-THE steamer Niagara
arrived at Norfolk this afternoon with the Davis family
and Miss Powell among the passengers, and sailed to-
night for New-York Mrs. Davis visited the Fortress
tt,fs otto
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, May l4-Evening. Crown Prince.
Frederick William, will leave for Paris during tho
present week to attend the International EXPOSE
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SOUTHERN RELIEF.
BY fRLK0ELPH TO tn

fRLKoRIPz TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsCo. May H.-The Southern Relief
Committee remitted TO the EeYyork Commission TO-DAY
by telegraph, SlC,eVV. tr.t.
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THE ICE LAKE ERIE.

BY SELRsRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE u,
BUFFALO. May 16-The ice viii not further I'M
pee vessels entering leaving the harDor Inc ehae
a. me light on the eef and the Canadian
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.

BIT ATLANTIC TELEeRAPB 70 rHE TRIBUNE.
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WASHINGTON.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17
NEW ORLEANS.
News from Vera Cruz-Maximilian
si'glL! ~ 4 ~ Left Puebla.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-Weather
selear and warm, thermometer ten de-
grees. Business on the landing brisk.
Departed for st. Louis. Jennie Lewis
for Louisville, the M. S. Mepham and
Stonewall; arrived from Vicksburg,
Gen. Quitman.
.fi Vera Cruz dates up to the 10th are
received qrs 9i N 3gfa
Macmillan left Puebla on the Sd
for the Capital, suffering at the time
from fever. Notwithstanding the pro-
clamation declining official receptions,
the people in the valley could not re-
sist the opportunity to show their af-
fection for Maximilian, and came out
In vast numbers to greet him.
the passengers by tie Con-
cordia which arrived to-day, is Mr.
Lane, U. S. Consul at Vera Cruz.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 16.-Senator
Roberts and Representatives Branch
and Chalton, Of Texas, have arrived
from Washington, and will remain
few days before returning to their
constituents. Although they have
received no positive assurance of re-
construction, they express themselves
as hopeful of an early adjustment of
all difficulties. Ioroqdt B3ie8insssih
The report which was sent to the
press, that Governor Wells was in dan
ger of assassination, creates the most
profound astonishment, but the Gov
ernor laughs at it. 81 N
The U. s. District Court is in ses-
sion, and quite a number of lawyers
have been admitted to practice under
the recent decision of the Supreme
Court.
The Legislature will meet on Mon
day next. tits generally believed that
State Convention will be called for
the purpose of framing a new Consti-
tuition, whereupon the people will be
afforded another opportunity of ex-
pressing their. opinion by ballot. 1t
is claimed that this will settle all the
difficulties growing out of the pretend
ed right of the Convention of "a to
legislate for the State.
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FRANKFORT.
IncendfaPism = Destructive Fire :
Loss of Property, 100000.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. 16. At
half past six O'clock to night an in
cendiary fred the stable Of Mr.. Neal,
Main Street, below st. Clair, The
fire burned the livery and two tene-
ment houses on Main Street, the
property of Mrs Major From thence
it communicated to the Jail, county
and district offices, which were con-
sumed The papers were saved. Loss,
100000; small insurance. The fire
caused the greatest excitement. The
weather was intensely cold, and it was
a long time before water could be got
into play. Fortunately, a fall of snow
in the early,part of she evening pre-
vented a further extension of the con-
fagration by flying cinders. The fire
prevented our caucus and meeting.
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.esstrf 81 a 81 GAEb ~
Resolution Concerning Senator
noa DOOlittle. ea'9nzA
Destructive Fire Loss 100000.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Constitutional Amendment Ratified
House Bill to Punish BOlting
Members-RailPOad Accident.
[special to Evansville journal. |

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16.-Judge
Hughes bill to prevent the
breaking up of a quorum by boiling,
providing fine of one thousand
dollars in every case of contumacious
refusal to vote, and giving the Marion
Circuit Court jurisdiction in all such
cases, came up in the House by spe-
cial assignment, at two o'clock this
afternoon, After lengthy and ex-
citing debate, in the course Of which
several Democrats avowed their in
tention to bolt. the bill was ordered
to be engrossed, and made the spe-
cial order for tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
If passed, the Democratic Senators
declare they will resign and go before
the people, thus breaking the quo
rum. spaa
The Constitutional Amendment
passed the Senate, by strict party
vote.
The Republican caucus Tonight
nominated Conner for State Printer;
Gresham. State Agent; Foster, lii
brarian; Milroy, Canal Trustee; Mer-
ideth and Ghee. Directors Southern
Prison. Capt. Hart was defeated as
Director for Northern Prison.
Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16-A dreadful
tragedy occurred at Valparaiso, night
before last A jeweler, named Chaun-
cey Page beat his wife almost TO death,
then murdered an old man and wo-
man and set fire to the house, BY
which the b0dieszof the two murdered
persons were consumed. The wife
managed to ESCAPE from the building.
The murderer escaped. Great excite
ment exists in that vicinity over the
affair " y A ~ ~ p s1isl : - ~ - - -
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 16.-Joint res
olution, ratifying the Constitutional
amendment, passed the Senate-ayes,
20; nays, 1S-a strict party vote.
In the House, the bill to punish
members for boiling, by fine of one
thousand dollars, was under discus
sion, and made the special order for
tomorrow.
By an accident to the Lafayette and
indianapolis Railroad, near Lafayette,
this morning, the whole train was
thrown from the track. Caused by a
broken axle, None of the passengers
were seriously hurt.
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MEMPHIS.s
RObbing-Street Car Accident-Ar-
kansas Legislature.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 16.-The residence
of General Forrest, on Adams Street,
was entered by robbers last night,
who carried off two gold watches, one
pocket book containing near $500, and
other valuable articles, including his
parole. -.a.4 ~
1t is reported that DR.. Almon Case,
State Senator, from Obion County,
was shot dead from his horse, near his
home, on Friday last, by an unknown
assassin.
Mr.. Mccarthy, street ear conductor,
was run over by his car last night,
when both arms and one leg were bad
ly crushed.
A special to the Apa5anche, from
Little Rock, says: Both Houses of
the Arkansas Legislature have passed
the bill reducing the State tax to one
half per cent. also, the bill providing
for the support of disabled soldiers,
and supplying them with artificial
limbs; and for the support of the
widows and orphans of deceased SOL
dierS
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CONCORD N. III.
Democratic State Convention.

8 CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 16. = The
Democratic State Convention met to-
day. About FIVE hundred delegates
were present Hon. Edward Burke,
of Keen, presided. Hon. j. g. Sin
clair, of Bethlehem, was re-nominated
for Governor by acclamation. ResO-
lutions were adopted approving of
holding the National Union Conven-
ton in New York State; that the
New Hampshire Democrats adhered
to their past principles, and insist
that the powers of the Federal Gov
ernment are limited by the Constitu
ton, and that all other powers are
reserved for the States; hold that the
right of extending suffrage belongs
to the States alone; that all States
have the right of representation
in Congress; that the United States
Supreme Court has manifested by it's
recent decisions, respect for the only
authority VIII ch has legitimate power
tender thanks to President johnson
for his support of Constitutional
rights; hold that the impartial impo-
sition of the burdens of taxation is
needed in each State; declare all eff
forts to subvert the Executive are re
bellious; and pledge a support to the
nominee of the Convention.
After brief addresses the Conven-
! ton adjourned.
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LEAVEN WORTH.
Bloody Affair at Cave Gulch-MineP
Murdered.

4 LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Jan. 16.-
The MontaRas Post of the 9th ult.
gives accounts of bloody affray at
Cave Gulch,, on Dec. IA, of which the
jumping of claims was the cause.
VIM CherEeesg and McOlough were
killed and John Faherty with several
others-names unknown-wounded-
J. L. Dehoyep, j ohm Bowman, Jacob
Hart, F. Hickner, J. A. Hassel, Jas.
Seigler, Geo. ISasher, +, Duncansun,
B. N. Bateman, p. Constantine, Luke
Finn, VIM. Mccoy and Lewis Firack,
were arrested by the Vigilance Com
mittee and will be tried.
A miner in Dry Gulch was murder
ed in Helena one night. ,s.,
For the week ending January 8th,
1,170 ounces gold dust were shipped;
from Denver, valued at $4,000
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WASHINGTON.
Meeting OF Banking and Currency
COmmittee-General SiCkleS' TeSti-
mOny before the Congressional
Committee.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Presi-
dent approved the bill suspending the
payment of money to persons claim
ing the labor or service-of colored vol
unteers or drafted men.
At meeting of the Banking and
Currency Committee to-day, an un-
mistakeable feeling was developed in
favor of Randall's bill, substituting
greenbacks for National bank issues,
and the indications are that it will be
reported upon tavorably to the House
in few days. 9U a 9f4a 93
Gen, Sickles' testimony before the
! Congressional Committee, in, relation
| to affairs in South Carolina, is very
strong. He declared that many coun-
ties require constant military control
to secure to freedmen any Of their
4arights.Jo asdw l1s d9 a8'3a7c /
The Ways and Means Committee
hold special meeting tomorrow, to
consider BOutwells gold bill ll9n5l9i4 /
: : WASHINGTON, JAM l16.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has. is
sued circular to Collectors that,
hereafter, all spirits for which bonds
for transportation have been given, to
be seized if found elsewhere than In
ira nsit to warehouses for which per-
NIT is issued. Unless it is clear that
transportation commenced before the
| 10th instant, only those spirits which
lSSave been regularly withdrawn from
war, ehouse, upon payment of tax, can
be req .erded as legitimate OBJECTS of
traffic bonds must not be cancelled
except on proof of receipt into ware
house. ~ A8 aN
From statement made by Senator
Cowan to-day, it appears that of 1877
removals in the Post Office Depart
ment 120 were for political reasons.
OF 375 nominations for civil Offices,
made during the present session, five
have been acted upon.
The United States steamer Ashue-
lot arrived at Singapore, Nov. 18th.
All well, and would sail for Hong
Kong.
Nearly all the States are repre-
sented at the annual meeting of the
American Iron and Steel Association
in session here. The members gen.
orally report trade depressed, owing
to their inability to compete with for
eign manufacturers. The meeting
will probably take some action in
reference to the tariff bill pending in
Congress.
WASHINGTON, JAN 16.-The Iron
and Steel National Association held a
public meeting tonight. Many mem
bers of CONGRESS were present. HOr-
ace Greeley, Conner, Wells, Judge
Kelly and others delivered brief ad-
dresses, advocating the necessity of
protecting home industry.
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CANADA.
Another Fenian Convicted.

KINGSTON, C. W., J an. 16.-The ice
bridge to Cape Vincent is complete,
and stages are running regularly
Booths, cloth mills near Odessy
was burned. Loss $4,000.
TORONTO, Jan, 16.-Another -Fe-
nian named Daniel Quinn, was con
victed to-day.
TORONTO, Jan. 16.-The Fenian
trials continued day. John Ro-
mans and James Spaulding were ar
raigned, tried and found guilty. Wm
Baker was next arraigned, but the
jury disagreed and were locked up for
the night.
QUEBEC, Jan. 16.-It is reported a
gold nugget, weighing thirty pounds
has been found in Gilbert River mines
No official report has been made.
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KANSAS.
Resolution tor the Amendment of the
Constitution = Completion Of
Railroad. VI AY3


Topeka, Kansas, Jan. 15.-The
Senate passed a resolution, by vote
of % to 1, DISTINGUISHING rebels. lf B
Topeka, Kansas, Jan. T5.-The
Senate to-day passed a joint resolution
for the amendment of the State Con-
stitution, restricting suffrage to loyal
men. 3osa.rs blsa
No results have yet been reached
regarding the Senatorial question.
Neither Pomeroy nor Carney has a
majority.
The Kansas branch of the Union
Pacific Railroad is completed twenty
miles west of Fort Riley, and graded
forty five miles beyond. The earn
ings are expected to average 100000
monthly for the present year.
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PITTSBURGH.
Excitement Among River Men-EX-
pected Breaking up of the Ice
Blockade.

PITrsBURG, Jan. There is con-
siderable excitement here among the
river men, in regard to the breaking
up of the river. By advices received
we learn that at dusk, heavy ice
gorge was at Fort Perry, about six
miles up the Monongahela River At
Brownsville, the river is Is feet, and
rising fast. The pier works here in
dicate ten feet water in the channel.
Boatnen expect that heavy. losses will
take place, and every preparation is
being made to save all they can.
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CINCINNATI.
Ice Giving AWay-P Prospect Of a Re.
sumption Of Navigation.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16.-The ice in
Licking river gave way this morning,
without doing any damage to boats
and barges tied up in that stream.
The prospects are good for a full
resumption of navigation soon.
Snow has fallen steadily since 1 p
M. The thermometer, at 5 P. M, stood
at 35o. Wind west. atl ita ifs.
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CoBURG, Jan. 16.-The mother of
Hon. John Cockburn, Solicitor Gen
eral of Canada, was burned so badly
by her clothes taking fire from a CRATE
that she died in great agony twenty
five hours subsequently. Mr. Cassels,
her son in-law, was severely burned
in. trying to extinguish the flames.
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NEW ALBANY.

Robbery Near UniOntOWn Chapel
BarbarOus Conduct Of the Rob.
berS.
NEW ALBANY, IND, Jan. 16.-On
Friday night last three scoundrels en-
tered the house of, Fletcher Willis,
near Uniontown Chapel, Clarke
County, and seized Willis in the pres
ence of his wife and demanded his
money. Willis refused, when they
took off his shoes and stockings and
held his feet to the fire until they
were terribly burned. Willis faally
showed the robbers where the money
was. which they secured and decamp-
ed. The amount stolen was $3.50
There is great excitement in the
neighborhood, and every effort is be.
ing made to discover the perpetrators
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CRESTLINE. O.
ss5e -, ( - 80 sNfgS &
John Thompson Net Killed.

CREsrLINE, o., Jan. I6.-The re-
port originating at Sandusky some
days since, stating that John Thomp-
son was killed at Mansfield, by the
S. & NJ. r. r. train, was incorrect.
Thompson, who is foreman in the p.
& F W. r. R. machine shops, is alive,
and will probably recover.
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MADISON, WIS.
Resolution Censuring Senator Doe
little-He is Asked TO Resign.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 16.-A special
to the Tribune says: The resolution
censuring Senator Doolittle, and re-
questing him to resign, will be passed
by the House of Assembly by a vote
of the Republican members. Senator
Howe will be indorsed for reelection
without formality.
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WHEELING, VA.
Ratification of the Constitutional
Amendment. eI

WHEELING, VA, Jan. 16-Western
Virginia has ratified the Constitu-
tional Amendment by vote in the
House, which stood, on its passage,
43 to IL.