davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-01-30
MADISON.

The Democrats Will Mako no Ncmtu4-
lion tor Supreme Jud=e-Heavy snow
Storm.
SPECIAL Despstca to The Chicago Tribune.
HADIsos. Wis.,, Jan. 20.
The Democratic Central Committee have re.
eolsed 10 cali no CONVENTION for tho uomtuatfou
ofSuprcmc Judge.
Anez the rain Last night the tcycrest FLOW
storm Of the season Ect IN til: middle Of this fore
noon, which c,nltnues to this time. Sonc foor
inches has alfea5y ialleu.
, 1869-01-30
EUROPE.

Spain.
PafesCnE IN Favor or xoA1rkSrIEn TOR TIE
THRONE.
MADRID, Jan. %.
II fs stated that members Of the Provisional
Government arc unanimously In favor OF the
Duke Of Mon1pcuaicr for the spanish Throne.
ADDRKes TO THE rEorLE nj THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
.. MADRID, Jan. %.
The Provisional Government yesterday Issued an
address 10 the nation tending to reetose calmncaa
10 tho public mind. They decline to take active
eteps against reaction, hut declare that they arc
c1oeels watching It All religious questions they
leave to be finally disposed Of by the Constituent
Cortes which is eoon 10 assemble.
PETITION FOR THE ABOLITION OF tLAyEnT.
Abolittonlsts have presented petition to the
government asking them to issue a decree set
ting free all children born In slavery since Sep
tcmber, 1868. The petition Is rctcrred to the Con.
ftitucnt Cortcs.
The Diplomatic Corps have addressed to the
government d protest ngAtnst tho treatment Of
MADRID QC1Er.
The city OF Madrid Is perfectly quiet, but tho
volunteers are kept under arms.
AnHksr OF 1uB ARcHn1.uor or Hraoos.
IApR1D, Jau. -Kyeulug.
The Archbishop Of Durgos has been arrested,
and Il now In the custody Of the military.
AMNEsTT TO TUE INSURGENTS X roRTo RICO.
MADn1p, Jan. 79-Evcutng.
A Proclamation has been Issued granting gen.
csal nmnest1 to the insurgents at Porto Rico.
Great Britain.
XtNls1xR 1ouNsos AccErre AHoTnxn INVITATION
10 ntSE.
LONDON. Jan. -.
An invitation hAa been extended to Reycrdy
johnson to dine With Tho corporation authorities
of Glarcow, in February. no has accepted the
Invitation.
Ionp AoxcE.
LONDON, Jan. 20.
Lord Mnnck, recently Governor General Of
CANADA, has been appointed Chairman OF tho
Ftanco American Cable Company.
North GERMANY.
TIE rAorxnsf or fnK KING or HANOVER coz
FI.cA7ED.
BERLIN, Jan. %.
The House of Deputies has passed a hill conds,
eating tho property ol tho King OF Hanover a
proposition to ind!cs tho King fer high treason
| was rejected.
| Greece.
| THE ACTION or 1nE GOVERNMENT on 1nE coSrKR.
| xHc1 rAoros11iox UNCERTAIN.
ATuEss. Jan. %.
] IL IA reported that HulGnrif. Primo Mtnietcr,
taa resigned. The ac:ion OF the King Of tsrcecc
upon the terms tuhtn1ucd l'y tue recent confer.
cDec Is considered uncertain. Nothing denutte
a. to his lntenlon: relative to the matter ii 4,
| Jet known.
LONDON, Jan. %,
United StAea Minitter Tuckcruan, In spccet
delivered At public dinner At Athens, yesterday
expressed the klndltett feelings Of the Aneric11
nation for Greece, and pledged the cordial sympa
Thy Of hi. government for the Greeks in ,hclr an
| uclpaied trouble with tho Turks.
France.
FH1xcx HAFoLEox's REC cErr1oy 70 rHx cGnKsl
| xXBAtbY.
pARis, Jan. 20.
Pr!Ice Napoleon gave reception today to Mr
Burlingame, the Chlrese Emba.sado1 and suit.
, 1869-01-30

RATIONAL FINANCES.
The official report OF the French Minister OF
Finance etatcs that the floating debt has been
reduced from a0a, a,00u0oo francs to III 600, 900
harcH. For 1870 the revenue Is estimated Al
ooot % francs, and the expenditure At $50.
CG0.Au franco.
, 1869-01-30

American bonds closed a.mer nnu htEher IL,
79A979H. ~
Boursc steady. Rents 1Sf {5c. ~
AyrwEEF, Jsn -.
Petroleum market closed dull Quossticns nonai.
uAliY unchauyedx N3~'
, 1869-01-30

Pr1r.nCRoH Ian. as.-The csuds petroleum mar
tet continue. n.n With s7me~hst moro hu aness
al year ai lie oco seller till D.c,nbs. ii l6Xc
800 seeF al Ysss nc s1ot Of oo ocls seller II
option al yeaE at nc. Refined quiet and some
Vt Tsak eepesall5 II lag deiverss ssles l.ooI
1t sdNc; 9109 hrla March to June 800 brls last hall
Q{each month 4; s. NC January guntco at 93xc.
, 1869-01-30
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Illinois General Assembly.
Passage Of th6 Amended
Railroad Bill in the
Senate.
Bill Passed In the House to Re-
peal the Southern Peni-
tentiary Act.
Bill Reported Providing for the
Restoration Of the Death
Penalty.
The Penitentiary Labor
Question.
The Penitentiary Labor
Question.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 20.
rAssAoE or FrLLEE's RAILROAD nt11.
GeEtraf Fuller, albeit eick and so1rowlpe, nat
his Railroad bill, as amended by the House,
through the Senate this morning, under whip
and spur. 6eyeral Of the friends Of the bill en-
dearorea TO send It to the Railroad Committee,
In order to t2ke tho advice Of the Attorney Gen
esal, which had been previously asked by a 1850.
luton Of the Senate, as to the effect Of the bill
upon the Illinois Central Railroad ta1. AL these
efforts wcsc resisted bT MI. Fulcz, and defeated.
The vote to concur with the House il its amend.
ments WaA reached after dispos!pg Of few di1a.
tory motaon=, aEd tesnltcd-ayee, II; u.rs, s-as
fnllnHs.
, 1869-01-30

TrYrALn, Ian. a. -HRxAnsrCFFa-1n houf and
gra!n there L. nothing dong worth noticing. except
three caflna sud 500 hu CAhaIA barlty nj 4:1o in
forc. and three or tour carloads new corn at 73c
track TO ATftTG. ......
Provisions s-sess pork Ia quoted at Sic anl lard
at.1c.
Dressed hogs nominal.
, 1869-01-30

nntt7ale In the c-apasa last csdcd, It has beez
n tne lort ranks Of the hcsss Rbose wascs~o.a II
Equsl Rights and National Honor. Ana It wa
Among tho asst to hoist the names Of General
Grant Tor cresiten. aad Schuyler ColfAx for ytce
President OF the United Stases wAs the nrs. tous.
nal IN the West to contsoat and cecou.-o the policy
of paying the national houts In i1redeeu sble aim
paseE-a policy more fara1 to the Integrity aal per-
petaisy Of tho C1iou than all tac armies
unlfr lie ertr&nh ilAtts
, 1869-01-30
pIpntout1) pulpit.
plpntontb pulpit.
HENRY WARD BEECHER
PREACHING.
In Every House
EVERY SUNDAY.
Plymouth Pulpit
Is the Only Authorized
Publication OF
HENRY W4ED BEECHRRsS gEgH0ys.

B1ookLIN, Jan. |, 1861.
GES1LkAxA-A1. T. J. Euinwood has bean thc .e
Porter OF hy tetQuoa tot tc1 Yeas, a2d he IL
the on15 Authos1ked reporter OF them.
The sermons wAics yum are printing week by week.
arc the only ones Which 80 befo:e the public with ~
conscot+ HENRY WARD DEECHEE.
, 1869-01-30
Ge1tfraI Notices.

Two Balcony Mondag; i've Dress Circle. Monday
Eouf Balcony. HtLuesday. Best seats Ia the house.
Can 4 81 KivER-sT., npatatrt. 1ron d. n. uaui
D. N.
, 1869-01-30
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JANUARY. 80, 1869.


recrmmttted aiter much desst. on pzoE1.1o.
G1YlnE tfe trnts a rallc Io1 ulkape.
AtontNtd III to-uotror u4Nntny
, 1869-01-30
THE ADVANTAGES

lHE A0vANTA ACE8
oacsed BY this Company arc:
1ttsa aSas'onal Company, chartered By Special A.
Of Congress. 1864
1t has ra!d.np Capital Of q ,ooo,np,
1t Offers Low Rates Of Premium.
ltfurnishes Lafger Insurance than other Conpsn,s
for the same money.
1tis Definite and Certain In Its Terms.
ills Home Company In Every Locality,
Its Policies are Exempt tfun Attachment,
There are no Unnecessary Eest1ictlons In tie Per
eics.
Every Policy Is Non Forfeisaolc.
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insure.
their Full Amount aud Return AL tho P7cmIums r.
that the Insurance Costs only the Interest On the Al
nuai Payments.
toicfes may be taken that will pay to the Insured
after certain number Of years, Curing lilo, an An
nual Income Of o1c-tcnth the Amount nslaed in ii,
Policy.
No Extra Ratc L. charged for risks upon The I.ya
Of Females.
It 1nsuEcs not to rsy Dividends. but At 50 Low
cost that Dividends Will be Impossible.
, 1869-01-30

NRahyIlle Chtton Market.
SAsnvnLK. Jan. ?9.Cotton market quiet; low
nadllng Mt 1SAc: good ordinary Al Nc.
, 1869-01-30
HARDWARE STORE FOR SALE,
MASONIC

Tic stock hytufes And good will Of 4 retail hard.
E11e and Iia ssHts Il rood ;eSH,oa Y the esJ 70
fnns and hve thousArd doll*ra, Apply to AILLEK
httaQa. d kkkSs - &s1S4 II,
, 1869-01-30

XIX MOD XH PULPIT
Is !ssqed weekly, containing admirable shorthand
EaEts e 81 , SqEScns s keEe. of IT.
aans s?sSS SotRs RsR, cassp 97a0'' E
ss5e Trouble and naney By fubssrlblsg.
q, ,saIy y. PRICE, 81 giving two volumes
Hal: ea1lJ subscription prize. ais.
i e*at
Aa1:s5ipusas 81 ~ Sesin With November I. OF J.uu.
arg !! lsta Or With any number.
sesirslons. Vol: i. So. !. ot A''' ''o'
PLYMOUTH PULPIT
Contained the sermon or Sunday. September 70, 1891,
he &c ar! q ,hs Pl5mfu.h Church services lor the
Of those slresdy published &C Is iooxs: ''eeN'
No. 1.-THE nrTY OF USING uSE's LIFE FoE
OTHERS.
No. 2-TnE GOD OF COMFORT.
70. 3-1nE Mobility Of CONFESSION.
No. f-SELF[ONTROL POSSIBLE TO ALL,
No. 5-PuATE AND HIS MODERN IMIrATORs.
No, 6-THE STRONG To BEAR N!Tu THE WEAK
No. T-GRoWTH N THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD.
No. s-COETkSTAEST1 In ALL THISGs.
No. s--ABHORRESCEu uF Fyu.
No. 1o-Pluv1LEGEs UF TIE CHRISTIAN.
Extra So.-THASKs0Iv1NG-DA SERMON,
No. 11-IAELoyE OF MONEY.
No. H-D1v1SE INFLUENCE On TEE HCMAS
SOUL.
No. E-AoRAL AFFINITY THE True GROUND
OF UNITY.
No. 14-THE WAITE Of pEEP FEELINGS,
No. 15-W0RKs MEET FOR EEPESrANCE.
No. 16-MALlGH SPIRITUAL INFLUENCES.
No. 1.-THE OLD AND THE NEW.
, 1869-01-30
Enstruftio1t.

EN1FERS1TY OF k0TRE DAME, INDIANA.
The Second Sesy.on Of the Scholastic Year. 1855.
xu commence ca Tho lst Of February Il san fnsuta'
ton CAtalokuca containing ~ dGsIAh:s tn1Gf19A
SEA e7e1dc1r GaEe o.s2e e. O. s.. Joseo,.
, 1869-01-30

The interest of M,. O1lyc1 Ladne, IN the tanning
buslrrss, carried on ty Us in the city Of Chicago
CEASES from tits date, by mutual consent.
CHICAGO, Jac. Ii, 1888. CHAGIN 4 CO.
, 1869-01-30

North Germany.
TIE rAorxn1Y or fnK KING or HANOVER cox.
TIscA1ED.
BERLIN, Jan. %.
The Houte of Deputies has passed a hill conds.
eating tho property ol tho King OF Hanover.
proposition to ind!cs tho King fer high treason
| was rejected.
, 1869-01-30
AFTERNOON SESSION,

That in coursics adopting to*rsh,p o-Fantza.
ton the a.tesstEG and collecting Of the school
t1x Bhlll oe under the entse su;,evlslon OF the
diEtEors toHnshtpe. and tue rertnue Laws now
IN force in counties ucder township orgatzation
shall be extended over counttce Lot under town.
rsey and tafety Of public 1ecn1de; to establish
the County Of Aonee to establish the Rock Fails
8 Chicago Ha'!Ioad to incorporate thu Dan
wood henattafy and LhicaEo Fcmale nlsersity ::
to prohibit the1!sttiug OF hiring Of convict Is
distribute more equal y the conytcts 80 that an
excess Of them mas lot be Assigned 10 suy special
trade, and the 1utcrcssa Of lahorinz men be not
Injured,
, 1869-01-30

The Market Reports ct TIT rK1DrSE are care
fur prepared hE an able ecrp+ II editors sod sepot
ess, and are brought down the .ste4t hour beasn
going to rFoss. The Reports embrace e5ery CONNER
cial ceasEc OF Europe ana the United States whIeh
can hare any influence apuu Western psouncc usao
or Industry. In lts
, 1869-01-30
MDkEY, MONEY, MONEY.

Words Patent Gas Generators a-e suitable for al
poses Ehefes cheap md good light Is desttAols.
Cosia cents per weck rer burner Can b used n
church, .toEes halls. lwenlngs shops. e5Is, sean n
state and couutJ.- Address H. c. DEWITT, 1S
StAte.at.. GhtcAEp. uunnta.
, 1869-01-30
BEST PAPER
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES,
And U.equzilsd as an
Advertising Medium,

pcs5'ss co17sT:1as Nth any Of the newspaper
Published East or West.
reeves oy telrgrs1h n! the intelligence whesh-
e. POLITICAL, CONN khCIAL o. SOCIAL, taas is
Eoftn having. OF tans Is published IN any Esasexu
ns~spapes; a2d tse 7e~s, =o:eoycs ts laid actosr
Its readers
T1FO DkYs EAhLIEx
, 1869-01-30

ttrs its sest efforts 70 bring te- resc.-c-s sad at.
FaEases o. tbs city, aaa The Country tributary tc it
10 TIC notice Of the worti and OF it, OWE people, Ie
, 1869-01-30

To Incorporate the Fraueo-Amestcan Coueu1l-
d s. oau II 70 esa ae
70 Incorporate The Hospital d the Sisters Of the
towns Of Gslet6l,e and West Ga:esanrg; 70 ia-
corporate the Lafayette. Wasseka & L.sa1le
Kozd: to locate the State Rosd in C2se aud Full
fms; 70 amend the chAste. OF Harrisburg; to
amend tho lay Offering bounty TOT wolves sealps
70 as 70 tzciude foxes to srp:al the charter oi
dry q Perry County: to amend tie law relative
Shawnee Iron Company; to incorporate the Chi
ego bs 'o k2sT g svss,ca
Company; TO extend Tic time for tho COLLECTION
Of ia1tt11 Peoria township; 10 vaea,e cest.in
ford; 10 incorporate The Ch:cleo Boot and Sine
Company; to authorize the Supervisors OF Cook
ooras
cley Of Chicago: to relocate the county seat ot
Henderson Connt5; to trtorporase The Acro!a
Tutnserein 10 amend the charter o. the North
western Manufacturing Company; to tncofposa:e e
the Medical College Of Chicago; to iegaltIe TEE
prect edtuft Of cer,ain towrs IN kdsAI County
to nccTpoEsie The Pa1is Gss Ltnt .I 80 80
/ Of Topeka ind town Of Cenuev,i!c
to enable the town OF hznkakee to establish I
ss ss ss1ss seap o f m st1
Pickle company, o. Chicago: to amend tao ac'
| tcinal Improvement.
The bllls in The omnibus were pss.ed.
BILLS osIKc7Ep TO-.
Tic following bills, On thru reading, being Oh
3ected 10. were rot put in the omnbns, bu: acted
| on separately: To amcEd thc lAns In r:lasflu Il
| p.npers Ia counties With township Organization;
The iii il rrpesi the act 70, the Southern Pcni
a5 aEshfT = M,.,en: s,!e ,s, . f;eas.a, ;g
tlA5y CT the hands OF the ate ard rh $3QQU fo1
, 1869-01-30

Mr. SR1LLABARGER next addressed the
Houte iueupport Of the substitute which he o.
Tered the other day to the constitutional amend.
alIows the disftanchieemcnt Of those Eho hare
been engaged in rebellion, while the original res
olation docs rot and aleo that the or1Einaf re+o-
snf'on would allow the establishment OF property
OF educational qua dcauone. The colored IA C,
pc a1gaed. could be virtually dtsftan chtsed By
~" making property or intelligence condtn On
Or nunsase,. ard such i law would
tot oe forbidden BY the proposed constitutional
ameno0snt There were reasons, however, Why
line: The pEoFofitsou was in Itself 80 emtnens1y
sieht IN ~ relations to the Constitution thAt 1t
sou:o no, laii tn recommend itself to every right
,n1nn. Ibat Eo1eTnment waA not a government
MI Whaca nad not Within Itself the power 70 de-
I.sss ,s. ha; snonld take p.tt in Ii On ooo
| ,tassn way u should be adopted now WAS
s1aa .ais ssnpos1tIon. .onee submitted By t:orcEc.s
/ o5 tWotettds vote 10 he St.:ee, was isreVoc&-
| 6t pending uEtfl withdrawn or rat,dcd; and II 4
ss&te Legislature se'1seu ~ sa,tfy It taa people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-11

NEW YORK, May Observation-Disclosures firm.
Money easy 1T per cent. Sterling, 100. Gold,
1879. j.2Us, 1873. North Carolina 6's, 80 !;
new, IS. Virginia 6s, ex-coupons, 81 new,
g. Tennessee G's, excoupous, 677s; new,
CO...
Flour unchanged Wheat favors buyers.
Corn Ic lower. Pork dull 1t s3l@S3l.l2H.
Lard heavy; steam, l7}44lSc. Cotton quiet
ut 2s4c. Turpentine quiet ut size. RoSn
firm strained, SOS Freigh,s firmer.
Erening.-Cotton rather heavy; sales 800
bales 1T 2S1ic. Flour little more active for
low grades, with n moderate export demand.
Corn heavy and 283c. lower Pork steady.
Lard firm; kettle, lSA0lSAc. Whiskey quiet
at 97c. Rice quiet; Carolina, SE@94c. SUI
gar active and &C. better. Coffee dull. Tur-
pentine dull at 4jh046Hc. Rosin quiet at
- Go0&s.
Governments firm 5-oo's, SO, Il9A Money
easy at car per cent. Sterling heavy and
closed at lO9'5. Gold weak At 1875. Stocks
generally strong and higher.
BALTIMORE, May lo.-Tirginia 6's, old, in.
scrbed, joh; 1865, IS; lSG7's, So; coupons,
new, 81 bid.
Cotton dull at Csc Flour nominal Wheat
dull and lower ; good to prime red, $l.700
81 S.: choice s26$2 10. Corn dull and lower
white s24S3c. yellow, S5GQs6c. Pork quiet
at s3l.75. Bacon quiet. Whisley scarce, Csc.
Cryc1xyAr1, May l0-Provisions unchanged.
Mess pork held at s3l. Bacon-Sales limited +;
shoulders, - Ac.; sugar cured hams, lS'.G
l9c. Lard nominally lsc., with no demand,
LouIsv!LLB, May lo.-Whiskey active; raw,
93a9;c Mess pork, SSl.25 Shoulders, l3hc.
clear sides, l7#c.; hams, l90lsAc. Lard
Kegs, l9hc. ; tierces, lSc.
WILMINGTON, n. c., May Io.-Spirits tur-
pen tine quiet NJ 42c. Rosn firm IL *29$7.9O
Others unchanged.
new ORLEANS, May l0.-Cotton - Better
qualities scarce and SITTER; low grades quiet
middings, 2sA92SHc. sales, !, loo bales; re.
ccipts, l,279 bales exports, AS bales. Sugar
Common, 94Dl0c.; prime, l2h0l5c. Molas'
ses nominal; fermentlng, 3596oc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-11

AcQrIrTAL OF Mas CAIRSEs.-Bd1timore,
May 9.-The trial OF Martha J. Cairnes for
the homicide OF Nicholas McComas, Mt Jar
rettsvi!le. Hartford county, Md, the 10th
or April last, was concluded in the Hartford
circuit court last evening. The jury, after an
absence of ten minutes, brought In verdict
OF mot guilty" The hitch was caused by
one Juryman being unable TO agree with the
other eleven that ii was n case of justi1able
homicide, but was willing 10 acquit If he could
be satisfied OF the previous insanity, and ten
minutes were occupied by his associates in
convincing him of the fact.
The accused, whose composure during the
trlai had been SO generally noticed, could no
longer bear the stain upon her, and gave way
entirely. She wept. and gasped for breath,
and seemed in imminent danger of fain ting.
with the assistance Of the sheriff and others
she was taken into an adjoining room, the
door locked TO keep out the crowd that
was pressing upon her, and after inhaline q
little fresh air she recovered sufficiently TO be
taken over the street to her hotel, where, for
81 long time, parties were constantly coming
10 inquire after her. Later in the evening,
with her mother and others Of her family and
friends, she left for her home, near Jarretts-
Vile, the scene of the tragedy with which her
name is SO closely connected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-11

The Scottsville Register is sound upon the
main question:
The corner stone of 4 new Catholic church
was laid III Baltimore Sunday with great cere-
mCny.
Caoutchouc, or india-rubber trees, flourish
in great yigor in Santa rbara county, Cal.
They are very beautiful.
Children born in France on the 18th Of hu-
gust next (Napoleon's centenary VIII be TAKEN
under the special protection of the Govern
ment.
On the route from Lynchburg, Va, to Bris
toll Tenn, Oliver G. Butler is appon ted route
agent, at s! ,oS0 per annum, rlcea 4. q. Jones,
removed
Thirteen acres of land Just above the site
of the old factory in Alexandria county, and
part OF the estate or the late James Roach,
were sold Saturday, by auction, At forty dol.
lars per acre.
An Omaha dispatch says two hundred Sioux
Indians pounced upon about forty Snake and
Raunock Indians eighty miles from South
Pass city ten days ago, and killed tWenty-nine
of them.
\ c,isconsolatc husband of Lyons, France,
whose wife hud deserted him, sent ten bar
refs OF flour 10 the pious poor OF the city, So
Letting their prayers that the truant might
not return.
A few days ago 4 Quaker appeared ON the
street in Topeka, Kansas, am created great
excitement among The dealers If wampum and
fire WS-er, who thought the Granger ore OF
the new Indian agents.
ASST Should BE.-Tho wo-lr will hear with
eminent satisfaction that there IS some p-oba
hili.v that the experiment CT oman su' rage
is first 10 be tried in the State OF Massa|hu-
Setts.-Nt,U York Herald.
The Hamburg steamer which sailed from
New York on Saturday for Bremen, Il IS
stated by New York Sunday paper, had on
board number OF Cu5aus as paSseNEc-. ana
il was the general impression that out~'le the
harbOr they we're transferred 10 sou" ctner
!. ..ty.lr n
The New York Legislature has ra-sc' the
bill legalizing the New York Central IA l:oad
eighty per cent. scrip dividend n'sc TIC bill
consolidating the Harlem, Hudscr, A." Cen
tral roads, and restricting the way iH"c - me
Central road TO two cents q mi" al The
Broadway underground railroad.
Mr. John Stuart living near Fran'ttc-1, in
Greenbrier county, has sold 700 ceres CT his
grazing lands 10 Mr.. William S,iyco~, OF
Roanoke county, Va. We also learn thai Mr..
Snyder has purchased Mr.. Samuel Kinoaid's
farm, which lies near Lewisburg, ~ forty
dollars per -LyactJurO NetCS.
tits stated that the President has'deter-
mined upon the nomination of coored men to
responsible positions in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Chicago and other northern
cities This course is 10 be pursued 10 stop The
complaints that have been made that the ap-
pointme of colored men Is confined 10 one
section or the country.
A liquor dealer who, while he was living in
Boston, sold many thousand dollars worth OF
the ardent TO two Belfast citizens, and who
now lives in Belfast himself has had dis
pute with them about the account. They
have now sued him for the recovery OF all the
money paid in times past, and attached mis-
uroperty, and under the Maine law VIII pro-
Dab)y get II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
--LATEST NEWS FRoM THE CAPITAL

THE VIRGINIA CONSTITUTION.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1892
Special telegram to the Dispatch
1t Is stated positively that the Cabinet will
Tomorrow decide what portions of the vir-
ginia Constitution shall be submitted sepa-
| rately. The President In conversation to-day,
would in innate nothing positive on the SUBJ
| ject. H.
COMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
| WAsH1SGToS, May lO.-The last spike on the
Pacific railroad was driven st 2h o'clock this
afternoon.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
WAsHISGToy, May 1o.-The President has
appointed E. E. White collector and Josiah
Willard assessor of the Seventh Virginia Dis
trict.
The revenue receipts to- day were 81 81, 900
George Francis Train has gone to California
Thirty-six printers, mostly veteran Wash
ingtonans, were discharged from the Govern
aent printing office to- day.
II seems TO be determined that the disfran-
chising clause OF the Virginia Constitution is
the only one that will be submitted TO sepa-
rate vote. Shrewd politicians predict that
under this plan the constitute will be de-
feated by an immense majority, as the test
oath and county organization clauses are re.
garded rs equally odious. The latter, it Is
claimed, will involve ruinous expense TO the
people VI ' IrPinl.. IL Is cOnsldered certain
that the election will be ordered on the first
Tuesday in July.
| 1t is stated that prerequisite to ap-
poinIment to any office In the Internal Reve
nue. Department solemn oath will be re-
qnired from the appointee TO totally abstain
from in intoxicating drinks.
Messrs Segar, Berkeley, Stewart, Martin
and McKenZe, visited the President to-day
claiming to represent the Conservative Re-
pnb!icans of Virginia. The only result of the
interview which has transpired was the rs
surance they received that Massey, at Alexan-
dria would not be removed.
The regulations for refunding tax on capital
invested in this country by foreigners are pre-
pared and in the hands of the printer.
The Cuban patriots are represented here to
have resolved upon q defensive policy. They
have taken positions where they can success
fully resist the Spanish troops.
Secretary Rorie is about issuing an order
making valid orders issued signed "a. L.
Borie, Secretary of the Navy, per D. D. Por
ter, Admiral"
Comparative statements show the In ternal
revenue receipts to have been very heavy last
month. The prospect for the customs receipts
Is also very favorable. The receipts from the
whiskey tax have increased since its reduc-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-11
SI,ii y.

MADRID, May lO.-General Prim denounccs
the report that he contemplates an attempt
against the Liberal regime rs baseless. His
future course will, he says, prove that law
and liberty were and are his motto.
1t is reported that General Gambrera, the
Carlist leader, has appeared in Catalonia.
The financial exhibit, showing n deficit of
$4,000, 900 reals over the resources, creates I'M
easiness.
In answering mn inquiry of the Cortes re-
garding the action taken toward acquiring
Gibraltar, the Minister Of State replied that
the Government fully recognized the import
ance OF the Gibraltar question, but before
negotiating for Gibraitar's cesson the Go
yernment OF Spain must be strongly organized
and financially recopniZed.