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, 1869-04-06

bills Signed and Bill. Vetoed By the
GoyEruor-Judfcta Election To-
unF-Deuxh from the Bkte OF u
Elnndcrcd Hox7e.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
SrA1NGF1KIp, April j.
The Governor returned home la8t night, and 10
day re read number Of the bills ret undsposed OF,
and h4s klgned nine, among them two puonc la8h.
viz; uouse till so', In relation 70 divorce, ALL
popy and maintenance In certain cases Of htEam! ::
House blu 80. atnendatoEy o1 ne AecnaNG l.H Aen
law Of this sf1te; House hill 4q$, relating TO 1enc-
in9 railroads, and serytce Of process IN relation
The Governor has also decided to veto two more
hIs, viz: Senate Till ~, Incorporating tne shef.
wood sfrer Mining comrsnE, Of Sevsa1 l. heason ~ !.
corporation 70 operate heJoud the Emla OF nc
Stsie Also EenAte hill 291, tDtofpoItu1 TIE 6A-
n1n Mining Company, Of BxEnaEot, Se7adA- kea'
bnn for veto-Samt ss above
Circuit b. the Twenty sixth General AA*erosy, ana
the election for Judge comes OF tomorrow. hon
Il. & EdN1tds Of this city, IS the only cao:1tuats
for The position. Citizens Of both Iasues Wy
unite uron him, and 0! coufse he viii pe eaecFed
4F. Edwards Is an old and worthy c'tizen. n2e
he yos,ton VIM credit to himself md The bench
M. Edva11s was the laie orponent fos ConHEes
s3onaj honorn against Mr. Cullono in thls olsttct
| md MS the vcr, best man the Democrats coui'
have nominated .,.
| Eechnte. died. Yesterday. from the bite OF
risn3err,l hofse TO which he had been Administes
inr mct,c3ne some ten dAIs ago The deceasco, q
hi rctpru home, stated to hts wife inst ne hAa y
c.ved h. death xond Sna; noo2a nG' tne o
! meNcnant dtseaae, or even AssnaEc Its F1o!enc<
| AT II carried OF tt& victim
, 1869-04-06
OHIO.
4 Cur Enwkcr Plot on n Small
Scnlc-ChxAftcr Elections Through
ont the Sthxc~
Epcetal ptspsteh 70 The ChicaEo Tribune.

A GUY EnwkcB Plot on n Small
Scnlc-Chnrtcf E:lectlons ThrouRh-
out the *thsc~
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
CxEsr1INE, Apr,la
Some unknown person placed quantity OF pow
der in the stovc Of Echleenbaehcr Bro, = shoe
s,nre in this place. causing terrible explosion this
bui!d = lEc, burning him seriously, blowing ont
u PARTITION md breaking all the window light: N
the store. An alarm Of Gre WAS GaEenz but the
dnmnRe 10 she building viii not exceed 9100-
CknIIsk, Ohio, April "A sc5J heavy Fote
wns polled- 4 Fcop1cs ticket, composed Of per-
IONS Of 10th pe1ues, WAS run aEainst the reEuls1
Democratic ticket, And Was elected By II average
majority Of lal THIS III the nrRt time ehc has
elected anything but Democrats since her oEganl-
ii Wooster chas Fzost, Republican, Is elected
Major. The CITY Council stands four Republican,
and four IemocfatA A Republican CLERK and
Assaaem he foiowinS ss tSxn ot1ec5s were elected
bJ various ma}ortties: MAJOR. c, C. Curf1: Re
cur,cr, W. Eastman; Coancn1a1nes FAEccts,
Treasurer. J. Kcrr: Msr1hal, #. Il Boone, al
! Republicans 4 woFfnGnanB ticket Eaa E1n,
but Without success against the regular Repoeli'
| MASsT1r1n Ohio April a-The Ct. election
herc to-da! was quite spirited and compssaave
general succesA Of the nemocraslc ticket By COZ
siderable majority, Tho Republicans elect twt
| counct3nen, and probably three. 4 Cnmnllns
! being \ Democratic Saln Of nearly 300 e!ncc TIT
| Presidential election. il may be regarded II l
| whtBkey triumph
II Bucyrua O. the ent.e Democratic ticke
WAS elected, thetr being no opposition, and ugh
| Tote pc1ltd.
AZ Alliance the whole Republican ticket Is elect
| ed. without opposition.
1t Aasstlloo the entire Republican ticket
elected, the city md township By N averaxe nj
Jottty Of l5o-A gain Of eighty ove1 Grants nj
| }otttJ.
CINCINNATI, April h-At the election today 4
city otacesA To1tcnce, for Mayor, and TAT te
JndSc ii the Superior Court, both Republcai
| wrrr esec3ed The latter hid 20 opposition II
whole Republican ticket IS elected except thrt
| minor of1ceIA .
GKyuANp,Ap April A-The municipal election u
day resulted In The reelection Of Mayor Buhre
/ Democrat by about !, 80 majority.
, 1869-04-06
EUROPE.
The Throne Of Spain rendered
to Ferdinand Of Portugal.
Call for an Investigation in the
Case Of Our Minister at
Madrid,
Spain.

SP@AAH&
1m cRoWN oT1KRkD 10 YKAD1KAND or roR7CpA1.
MADRID, Aps.lh
Informal meetings Of The majority In the CorteB
hare been held and have resulted In q resolution
to support e1-K1nK Ferdinand Of Portugal for
the throne Of Spain The Council Of Ministers
also decided to second the majority Of the Cortes
in this determination, and deputation, with Don
Salustina Giozga II It's head hAs gone to Lisbon to
invite King Ferdinand to accept tho candida
ture.
MINISTER HALEs EHCuG1N6 OPERATIONS.
Madrid, April {
La Poli.4ed, SeunnoB org3o, declares that It
knowB the fac&s relative to MI. uAle's smuggling,
which II pronounecs nagiuous, and insists upon
barring The document
EtcAt Hx1tA1n.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT,
LONDON, April T.
In the House Of Commons to-day tho bin for the
abolition Of imprisonment for debt passed 10 q
second reading.
LONDON, April s
The steamsh.p Cells, nrom New Tori, arrived
to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON. April Z
The steamship Hermann A1stred today.
, 1869-04-06
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
The State Republican by One
Thousand Majority,
Dixon, Democrat, Defeated In the
First Congressional District.

Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRE, April 4.
Enough Is known to Justify Us in claiming Con-
necticut by decided majority. Dixon Is said to
be beaten J. RCssI1L foCHa
Returns arc coming In well for the Republicans,
indicating the election Of the State ticket By ahout
1000 majority, and the election Of Strong over
Dixon for ConEreas In the First District Returns
from forty towns g1Te s2i net Republican gain over
T Tne sT tnlf vote q Hartford g..es for Governor:
Marshall Jewell, Republican, = 1oa; James E Eng.
lish, Democrat a97a For cougresa-Juiioa (
e esss sspa % RcraSltcan gain q III o1eT ,he 1ote
for Governor last spring.
WArEzBCnY, Conn. April h--The following u
IL is ~ Je1e " 80. Fl sSs lss
dat Representative arc elected.
the state viii iii 1910, behind INT Of last APRIL
Hartford falls OF over 40, and New Haven
o!er eco. The result on Governor ia closs'
The Democrats elect Consz-xsnen IN the Second
snd Fonrth Di1tHcts. and the Republicans ~ the
FiEst and Th!rl Di1trtcta The 1egtslain1e shoxs
Ably be Republican in both branches b. reduced
1i1K1Tonn. Conn. Aprt aL1nc c0u,ant say.
Bson ns saleiF S 9eisssea 'tsu} Sy Il sos @ IL the
M elsetea L the seeend Ssacs a s1Sestae1
Republican, IN the Tnlrd, and Barnum, Demo-
c1at, in the Fourth.
UAKTFonp, April h-There aEc Republican gains
In Hartford and New Haven Counties, and
Democratic gains in Wlndham, Falrneld and
Itchne!d Counties. Ssrung1 election over Dixon
Is considered Hurc. The Legislature Is pretty
closely balanced
New London Count! complete, except three
tpwus-Jewell A6c8; Eugtiah, 21o6
Wtpdham County, except fse foNn3-JewcI1
2 ST.: Ep9I{sh. 1,616
New uayen, except seven towns-Jewen, ass1
English 6<la
New dayeu city Is not included. but is IcpQ1teG
. !. 700 majority for EnRissh
Middleeex County, except 3 townS|ewen
, as;9: Engltsh, 2,sM
Toiland Coupty, complcte-Jewen, 24e1; Eng
1Ish. 1.ss9.
NV HAVEN, CoNN., April h-WnlIAm Fitch
eittens' candidate for Mayor Il elected BY 61 M
iortry over Gallagher, Democrat
The CITY Of New Hzyen KtFcs Jewell ISL, Eng
Lab s 0ln
HARTFORD, April 6-1laztford, complete ~ en-
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n the We4t. Sta3eHeusa Nere made bT tuuortes1
eaornz that foreign goods E1ay be ls}d down en-
9aI te7ee cneape. 4 than they can Be plaoed IN Ne.
ao1k. and that u ony requires tie successful
GGaiI1nE cut Of thtz grain movement to m1fs St.
Louis the great receiving md distributing poat 0!
tae M country North and Northwest Of the confluence
" 1Se rs usse 1,es,,l and A!sstsipEa hve9A
1ees entsted into with much htastiness, and a.
tnoaEn hsFe proportion Of those present knew
the Chairman, bctxeen t;a.ooo Id 5ss'ooo xss
4utec7iocd on the spos and the remainder wn no
doubt he taken IN 4 day OF two Ia
captain Donaldson arrived herr o-day, haT1ng
The number Of rse1 Ind al1rms In this city, for
ne ye1r ending In March, werc ~; total loss
Ance, ts&a.sla. The expenses Of the Pt1r Depan
mcnt were a131, ,4ss: dcoeAse from previous year
Of o. The yaiae Of property belonging 10 The
department IA t&a,6sR, Including 10 eoG1nts, 10
bose ca1!aEcA 20 too feet OF hose, hook and lad-
der Z ucE, : frel wagons, . horHek ETC.
, 1869-04-06

1hsse !. On hand an uh'.sa $40, uao. lsace
RA.uce auc the TrrasuEe1..----........... *a1eAH /

H.. bopd, .,r now vcr4h 111x, t.y..,.... eM,E3oo
Irotn tho above statement . VI Be seen that
tef1aiy frpm former years II, addition, however,
to our usual expenses, your Directors have e1-
pended s. 81 % IN repairs On Gnt nal - 1 -
expenses and the cost Of the banquet given 70 me
Press Of Wi1oenan and Minnesota, al Of which
were regarded nece.ss expenditure I'D soSd
Poft T1ekerz' Association $50, to reimburse
them ID part for money expended tn IN
and IN Obtaining the paaeaso of
q lax b. cur State Legislature, regulating tne
Importation Of Te1As cs.t,e into or staae Thisa M
Du1lng ths INST nve months In iae year the r.
expenses Of the tamc Your Directors, believing
the rates Of Inspection should be as near simply
se!f-sustalalng - possible, reduced the rata On
g1ain ron esFs % warehouse. from IS to % ecnss
per car; on grain from warehouse 70 cars, from %
nom @ wsTeaoass % 7tssels, trom 80 cents g %
cents PEI Iota- The result q tais material redac-
t!on has h<en ioaa % re u, ooasu 1nee ~ sioP,
nearly even, but ow!aG 70 NJ e 1asES aoaann . o.
G5a!n no* ~ aun Gou! IN ~ ~ 4nsrc,cnt ~ rSreI
ththH me dns.nD H. co,u,ne sesson. and ,or
Ihc expenses uu1tut saG koeHA ~ sH-anca ~
taAs ressoo hase n9t enouEnt st nsncr h.s hee
nss T. y 2ns T'tcs ~ ,n9,,ce1on dnItne ths 9ear
e ii I'D sesn q nc 4. .ae3 81! T. tefqs %9
1a,,a ~ = ~ 4,,tnr;snt r. ,nert III The di1ercpt
E1aaea o. e1asp r. LEVI W sts w na. tn Ths
eoan .1, slo ins ~ HI of HI md or or ess
Of 6syiaR ben * nin d1td beiore Shipment il was
soa1st = tsntion e1 n4}orr them tnrinr The yesr
af s dnpSst.nt oucnticnS hayo been re{e5.ed TO
he SommeseM G9n nss n,t+I M 1slnas's ser r.
e,es ~ an1 hnard Al tne cases coming before u
iaf fe sdsassasa Ss ~ essa .ets,sd ~; ~
one e1eep'&o, "a ,as.,r ~ Eh;ch
@ vou nc famtlag VITA Your DIRECTORS regret feel-
F obliged . eatoIce sont.css q ~: natnFs
;sst E1,i IT. ~. - ~ : mcnler On liz coutlact even
snn n.nest ~ nSse " aearns1." sna Ee recommend
ne eanunoe1 <satnn IN, for the parpose
rttsna X 1ehFs ~ onr Insttkution to compel
~ ~ to cnnfnrn 10 IL ralcs AMI by-awa
ne pseS1oua yea' anr g Hrtafor. nsre n1aia ne
change n ne ;naaa st. assessmene e qna1 De +,
Aaoas ~ ~ ramntcT cnnmirtee n csrry mi. h
1sSe nastnie H. .he resoaan paased 4 se Ii saaaa
meSng ha ,s u t. " teosn hrs1e men MO 10 nobi,
sse1ieced "a M 1ne5 n<cs npon he Alta Of our coantf
This committee h.,ins sa.hos5 = inves: 60 Es',e
Mhen an eauA s0os W. pt-}n1 I'm ~. Iett
nie s9q'Ts e rosr nuu ~ srnerrg.or. md otheT "
= = .s!s = fsRs5 5aa s2sses; ~ :;
S;s To resn,t ~ RoxeTer' Was Obtained To-
.a:e 10 Git Out the plan tal4 yea,
.t,ead ~ ~ rsnnerste xtth 1tfe cnrnntttee frut
% tne Boasa Of sape;Ttso.s. and 10 q nc none
hSx ser y oref sRS ,o1 nas nd yoar Meeto
ynN 1hefe wlu be no ful1nct dtlAJ In accomplish
RIM IN tnc naxt Tear Colonel John F, BtAst]
EnG I'D 20 9ps = sas sea tas tS of
, sor fhe nu1rcac Of acrepttu1 positIc
Wn,ch nvo1ntsrs rrra,er nrsuc3I 1dy2utase4
a, md xkilt Vc parted win him VT
, 1869-04-06
new YORK.
The Case Of Fisk versus the
Union Pacific Railroad.
Affidavit Of the Directors
Showing Fisk's Grounds
for Action.
Nature Of the Contract with the
Credit M0bllier.


epeea4 Oeapdsen 70 11e Cn'e&So 1r1oune-
NEW 1oR1, ApFAa
1a1 Old aAXN
Large nntnoes Of Ne" YORK Eoo9hs ~ IN Con-
nceaent' as0ssms N tne ots1e e!eet'on- A1esss
usual.
pvnxosn vrx3.s csnx~rxr1os
ra,"s ..s.1su nn1 ~ e. -"..1 M.nn .o,-.,,-
aus TstsG 4s... ~ - ~. 49,
aon N one o. ne western eises eass u sae sun
MONEY.
The money ,na.te. today was very stringent;
short OF money, md ye.y little currency comes
frpro the interior.
...... oo'hks1kh1A
The government oona m29kes aecAneu1 uaoe1
N increased pressure 70 sell owing to the scarcity
Of ,neney. Tne PRINCIPAL purchases reee by for
~ otn 1,S ,ansa Nam s.t,nas tsnSs a,e se,1jna to
e'su os ~ a..ass - a.nas.oe. AlA0 'e'@ ~
meet the d'raand' Of r,H@4m a1posto'''1
n.,,ro.a ,necnl,,,on w., reper,,,, s.rona de.-
~. ~ mnns1 o-s.snrs ~ xns.,,.tt-s ,nt.rssr
was chiefly In New fork Central Northwestern
preferred, Fort Wayne, st. Paa1 and Rock Island.
The bulls arc understood to be arranging {or cor
nE1' ou' ene" '1oao y. ~ -Aous n'' 's' >A' A
FOREIGN nk0 ....-
German papers received to-day a1e ver5 ~aF'lke
ACAF115 III HQCllxauX XIlASbAA AGVt1 00Q NVl43
rentr.ftnc nron thu Rhine
m,rrs1n vorrrvo .vvvsn
80. -. ~ ",as, -
The police af5cs1eu tonight 1"o meu suspected
Of belng implicated In the Philadelphia bank rob
bery yeatertay. .......-....-
49, ~ n s.,1 800 re1ra ~ t. envo,r
1 1nuT tn1i 1 hEfn ine cs1e NJ VA :! III.
MIN parnc RnInad. an sfinyit was fio.i tn the
Ss ennr+ to1s1' ~ d1nres arnes .fn~r
Safaer sNa Tnomrss tuysnt John II 1rs "a
ney D'on ind Cornelius s. Tnshoel Directions Of
| tas company. which states .nat, during tho Pr
s' v1,te Wnteh - not n ~ h,ni.
| ~ nnfrs. sTt.rands nnnroyed hy
,hss .4nc1hoia4~. fh.t Eiss arteyrEssi. mr..
eu eha.en ~ .h~rrs nj sfnrt frnm = rArr Eno MA
sssent4S "a rhta enutract. rcccIyirg cerfincste
| foT the sa,nr- rnon Which Wis entofsed the ex.
n1-ss Is,tcs,ton nf Al, tAr scts Of which he now
asnrt.jna. 3nat hr IL shrrrfnrr stunned from tnst
ing snJ such complaint; Inst sid FISK has no
Gnee,int5on to Ia he compauIs stoef VA
inFzitd mad that It was made without
, 1869-04-06

nsond, se,enth p,sasct mino:e; oeosge {. E1sas'
nt1-secossd Dtsttc9, Penn1ylvauia: GeoFge
Bun Eatteenth District, PennlJlvania: Charles
J, Munne4, Fourteenth District, FcnnstlE1nn;
CHARLES b. Aetrtck, TWeuty-fouEth DikTtet fcun-
AesessoEs Of internal Reyrnue-0 NJ NatthtaA
Second District. Wekt fsEZtnla; Albert CHAMBER
lsin. seccnd DtEtEtct, PennsJlyaniA; SAM knoM'
Tenth District Pa John r Kenny. Ftns District
PA. (: Russell Enett, Twenty -seoond Dtsrtct =
Grin Hatch, Fourth District. Hlk: BenSmin ELI
Twelfth District, Ohio: Geo, H Rex, Second p'a-
tztct, Ala
/ ExIENApE AE1FpoFEh
Tomorrow nicht the spcciA enToJ Of Cuhan. but
they have abandoned tho design IN secofoAoeo
, 1869-04-06
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

Republican Victory nj Inc Cho11ef
IlcEfi0u4
peda. Despatch to The Chicago Tno1ne.
CoC,cIL BlTFfs Iowa. April j.
The charter election cane OF today. IL T.
E,o2mrr, straight Republican, WAS elected over
;. N. paimcr, independent Democrat, By twenty
zinc .=a}o1:;y, af:e1 spirited contest J; 6 E f3sE
aE.-I r Y t1,,a1as nc regular nominee By AxtF-
ets 1T majority. The majority Of the Adetnen
lid balance of The Republican as5ss ve,9 sd n3e3
,.ctscs n;iefupted by TIC rcmcc1as on thts ocss.
don faiicd to catch the Ta11cr bo!s uA7Fan& 1at
Drnuhltcx5u lamp ELL holds ont to born
, 1869-04-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

E..sed tspocssk viii be 1esr4ved Il The c1ce q tt.
WHfTE LSKE HGKBdR COMPANY, m1 4 N Z
SsfGFsJ The nh d.J 1t April ocx fox t9T1nrS3{ { taS
Il IL enifsucc % Whtte LAka Haster: ES1ss i9d
e WSsfsSea H5eh The .tsht 70 rtltx* ~ q 81 rroi
cti::on. hy the eomFa2, -AsH Mt FHs
Sct4etaIy Ct The Whisa Lake Ha1Las W
. WhstehaQ, NEh, Mafeh =. ta
, 1869-04-06

Dr1Rorr, April h-Savtgatson Is faitH open nesS,
snd thA ice u gone between here and CleseAsan,,
~. ~ fers md Npeua- Tue pTppealer Eaita af1seu
Ac1n frun Pors Huron, md tie Il N. H3oe Ieases
tonight for Clevesanh
n~u;a n l., Apr.1 6-Eas1Gataon ~ LAKE tra.
...s,;. - nHen. The schooner May Taylor 217fF
npu CobuzE.
, 1869-04-06
ENGlEWQ GOD.

FOR 5ALE--Fortr Acres SuodI-
vided into half and ono acre lotas
adjoining Normal School grounds
"a fine l1yestnnen Mt for capitalists.
HULRURD e CO.
~ TaSaifc-kt,
, 1869-04-06

PRos!prSR. r l.. april s-Ree.et General
aeol5 - bunon. Commanding y Fort Aaama,
Newport dlod u ta1s port On Sunday, Of epopaexr,
, 1869-04-06
MARRIED.

WEILS-RANspEN-In thi4 tt, AsrI / Il The
s.ssdenee i de bs.Aes se n@ lnd11qa-1Hy- e..
Ms.ina Ksmsdt1, bota Il this citJ.
cKSET-HAXXoSD:A Have1hin Aaseh =
b. Rrv B.: Brxw oIth, Edward 8 Ssefny. of Chlesso+
o4 HAyeFhHl
, 1869-04-06
BOARD OF TRADE, -
Annual Meeting OF the Members
Yesterday.
Election Of Of6cers-J. u. Richards
Chosen President.
Yeariy Report Of the President, e.
v. Robbins, Esq.
StAtemoot--Tho National
Board OF Trade


Incrs N. not much bostness done On Change
yesterday, though there Was = great deal Of u
c!teueut caused By the annual election Of ofnea9
for the ensuing yeAr. Thcre were three dc8eo.
Known IL the "ReRuia1," the "1ndtpendent
and the ~oppogtiou, " besides complex couhuar
tons Of these, amounting to twenty-five The3e
WIS gresa deal Of fo0 about the ucletar ana Ioe
grave men Of buAncsa, Of speculation. nnanee aoo
fortune, gave themselves up to Jokes md tc!IU'
They c,cctoueerrd for their farorttes With al tbs
eager ardor Of yoonx politicians, and pulled wires
WITH the skiu and sagac.tJ Of old onea- There ~aa
Whist xa8 known "a tho "potr ticket bearing
pot md the words, "1ass years. supper Still hot-
This was one Of the Jokes. II re1es9eo
to a year ago when one Of the gen
Iemen, who ran yesterday, Vas caon:
date and camc ve1 neaz being elected
felt pretty confident Ill along, be repaired 70 tho
Sherman House and ordered = splendid spsead 70
which his friends wero 70 BE- snr1ted- 11s Gest
coffee, and ctxA.s, the choicest from Cutas Isle,
wero ready for the bauquetefs wheh they ltls INC
Noise md din and excitement Of he Chamber; 70
celebF1ts their VICTORY IN the banquet hAl Bus.
The cup and the up The candidate on hosplta>'le
tao1Rhts intent w.s defeated bJ f,.sn t Tote+ .aa
Known - the short deket. On which wero Lot
| Of 'bea1s"; and another The @porE ticket, oa
Tse S Voting oeeao Il 10 n, nd tae polls elosed
u 1 n m At thas t1ne the sele51 took charge Of
the bauoth
ANNCAI. NkE.IN0.
The Annual meeting of the board was called 70
| meet at 7:30p- n Al that time there Waa not .
| quorum OF TO present, 10 the minority neTan 70
amuse themselves By betting on the election cals.
ing for inpromptu speeches, and the sa1nt Sau q
iofes, III Of which made the time pass pleasantly
| enough until nbout O'Clock, when the pretidtnt
| n. - ', Rpbolns called the meeting to order.
| lie said It WIS customary, on such occasions, 10
| utu announce tho decision OF tho telers On the
electop but u they had not concluded their lAaora
thcy would not dcl4y, but 50 On with other bus.
ness lie called upon Nj. Charles Rzndopn 10 fead
/ the repQ{ts which he dId, a. follows:
fHE President = KEf0K1.
| GKSpExIN OF THE board OF Trade: In com
| oliaoce with the cugtom and rules Of the board,
3our Directors beg leave 70 submit their anDnA re.
| nun o9 the nnalcAl condition Of the board. and
Of theH proceedings during the nscl year which
| has Just closed:
| Balapcr cu hAud u per Ian AnuuI
| fEP6ft..... V'"-~A-]'
Lew amount doc Arbitration and
fNNf
, 1869-04-06

II TxentJ -dxthst, IN wboe Ct In part. or q The
nle.t places for rnazl1s tfoat - b Soao4 Gsa h,-
pruyemeuis n sbosst IT, For aale cheap. 8atnc eood
Ict, m, wrntvort1,x 4 v II n PER fruEt toot
, 1869-04-06

| mcnt In the nature Q1 8uU8llk2t-
THk ST. Cknfx AND BATY1s1D RAILROAD Ell.
| Dtscuss!on nFose On the bill extending the time
| to construct the railroad from 81 CroG nFe. or
Lake to the wet end Of LAKE superior sao ~ o~'"
II: IT. JULIAN opposed IT, aad moved its refer
cnce to The Committee on Fuolsc LAnaA "na ILL Ad
amendment restricting INC saae o. 'ana ~ ''~'3'A
INV III. WAsHpURS, Of Wisconsin, adyocssed tne
hn saving rha5 The opposition came nom nFa!
;rresr-:, Ia FennsylTanla Central Railroad and
That tnat company had heas! 'oo'' a4'H''1 >@'
I House. ,,o~,.ar, ~ 1,eb
| ornostiop. Ills opposition WAS tn me taIerest o.
j she poor men who wanted 70 se'ae VI p''@'e
:, III. wAsuBURS declared that aetoal settlers
In The counties through which the ra!lrnsd waa 70
j. fc ini were anxlous 70 have he oA psasss !. hin
n because be hid set himself aSsinst Ill RAILROAD
!, | After further discussion the hu NAs Telelseu W
= the Committee on Public IAndA
NpAk APPROPRIATION BILL ,
"A Mr. DAWES, from the Committee on Ap1fop9..
6iii Tth he sen.te amendments, which WIS made
= the special order for tomorrow.
~ WORK OF ASGlO-RE4kL fRtyATEXAS
a The SPEAKER presented message nom the
+ Prea.dcnt transmitting terort Of the sesss1ass
oi stats With tabular statements as 2 nc dss
n during the WI. Kc3es1ed 10 the Comtnlt1ee On
~ Commerce .
y. Nj. DAWES asked leave TO otfer resolution fol
-, I se!cet committee Of seven On election teaadA
Il. Nj, EDR1DGE objected
r. | VIRGINIA.
81. | Nj. FARS6WoRTA introduced Joint resola
IL: ton authorizing kthc submission OF the FlrEn1s
er, sasuuou % FoE Q! inc ptope, Anu ault4ot
W. CnE The election Of State oiotrs provided by tina
~. sa$$auua. 2nQ Of ntUhe34 OF EpnRfCaA N5
nta 'e''ea " tne leconBtfuctton Committee.
fnsT KoCEK ELL.
7u- NJ fAhSSH0RTlI, from the rost Once Com
the A4tete7 5cIcs1Ea1 the Post Route huL Passed.
t2r- ,, :, NE1a CAROLINA ELECTION CAsxl
Gro nalI olesed resolution directing Ao inyes
fep 1nanou Ato Inc elections ID the Tnf md Fuurs
for ..saes q! Soath Carolina. Referred to the Coz
INK 4A't'ee on L1eeuon2-
T. ~ ,, fECEN
ofT: ~ ruuse taen u hatI-pAst l. took retesa
the ne e'e"ne scSloh 70 be tyr general debate only
neJ Nr. M ARR 81 HMiasH,S HMiHS SESSION:
his: Nj JEStsi "a aMSaak.u. saSk. N me chait-
the tr[+ ~ rafoSn ~ - eu lne House On the sub
ore kts lai1 IN fn.f not ~" oe4''ee and In favor
tint. NJ ttRT1S .arn.,,aa 81.
min roine,n inn thc Untar we admission OF St D
Inn. Pottean ioffn Of Territorial Government
the
At
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-28
PRINTERS INK and perseverance

PRINTERS INK and perseverance
by few enterprislng citizens have at last
succeeded in awaking the people of Mineral
Point to the Importance of doing some
thing toward improving the condition of
the highways leading into our city.
In accordance with printed call a large
and enthusiastic meeting was had at the City
Hall last Monday evening, and encourage
ment given that something will be done in
the matter. As majorityof those present
Favored the laying of new road entirely
to Linden, and connecting for some dis
lance with the Mifflin road, committee
OF three, consisting of JAMES ToAY, of LIN
den, JAMES SPESsLEY, of Mineral Point town,
and ALEX. WILSON, of the CITY. was an
pointed to examine the proposed new route.
ascertain approximate cost, sc. To inves-
tigate the Waldwick road, Messrs. JOHN
JAMES, JOHN HoARE and JOHN MCKEE we're
appointed committee. Considerable dis
cussion was INDUCED in by various mem
hers OF the meeting, but nothing further
than the appointment of committees as
named was arrived at when an adjournment
to Saturday today at o'clock P. NJ. was
carried
That so much is done we are very glad. and
are hopeful that the meeting this after
noon will result in another forward step.
and that the matter will from this be
pushed steadily and vigorously on till the
hoped for result shall be secured. With
ont wishing to detract anything from the
credit due those who instigated and formed
the meeting Monday night, we regret that
such limited notice was given Of that meet
ing, and also of the one to be held this
afternoon. Especially for the meeting to.
day, we think more general notification to
the towns surrounding the city should have
been given.
Reviewing the action of the last meet
ing We find that nothing was said about
the road toward Dodgeville, which was no
doubt an oversight, for no one who has
travelled that road during the past few
months will deny that through GARLANp's
grove and other places needs attention.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-08-28

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