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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25

CHESTER CLARK, landlord of the
American" IN Montpelier, has disposed
OF his lease to Mr.. S. S. Andrews, for
some time past clerk at the Union
House.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-25
Vermont Daily Transcript
ST. ALBANS, VT.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, %, 1859.
Travellers Guide.
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
. ALBANS, VT

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
From the South and East, 5,4s q. M, lilo am
From Houses Point and West, 7,2O .. m, H.
30 q. M. 6 so p. m.
FROM Montreal, II As a. M, As p. m.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For the South and East, go, q. m, 12o M,
T20 p. m. or
y. m.
For Montreal, 6 10 q. m, 6 55 p. M
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Latest from Montpelier.
Especial Despatch to Transcript

Especial Despatch to Transcript
MONTPELIER, 25th.
The Convention have nominated for
Council Of Censors Henry Lane, J. b.
HOLSTER, ]. N. Ross, VIM. Hartman, J.
Rand, H. H. Powers, G. Z. Dewey,
Chas. Read, T. r. Redfield, Chas. r.
Field, j. w. Colburn, J. r. Cleveland,
and N. w. French. d
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ID L f ID.

In St. Adams. on the 23rd inst, of Consuml
ton, Nettie, daughter of l.. II Goi1 Esq, age
16 years.
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TINHE subscriber offers for sale the FREMONT
i HOUSE, in st. Adams: said house ia in
good repair and capable of accommodating two
hundred persons For further particulars en-
quire at the house.
s. l.. MANN.
st. Adams, Feb. 9, 1863. *t255-tf
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NEW YORK MARKETs-Feb. a3.

Reported expressly for the TRANSCRIPT By Van
Allen Bros, Ne'r York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-08

Intion of July 90, 1867, declaring sympathy
with the suffering people OF Crete he
ferred TO the Committee on Foreign Al
Washourne, of Illinois. from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, reported tI1s sns
which was ordered pr nted, and postponed
till to.mOrToW.
: Washburne, OF Illinois, asked leave to
offar = preamble and resolutions in refer
ence to Wells, Fargo Il Co., alluded to yes
terday. He stated that the Committee on
appropriafions had directed the resolution
TO be drawn and offered for adoption by
the House, and that, meantime, a copy OF
it should be sent to the Postmaster Cen
e-aI. which hsd been done, and that the
PNstun aster General had come TO the room
of the committee, and payment mad oeen
stopped. He had siuce been advised Inat
the postmaster General, notwithstanding
All the facts, had determined to make pay
ments under the contract; hence ne de-
sired that the resolution De ADOPTED .nt1 ano
sent to the postmaster General, ana Inen
IL would be seea whether that Official
would pay any attention 10 it.
FarnswOrth argued that q contract made
according to law had the force of law. and
that the Postmaster General could not on
mere resolutions of the House suspend It.
I A fters considerable discussion, johnson
objected to the resolution being offered.
| The House then went into Comm1ttee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union,
| and was addressed By Coburu on the
| question of finances He argued against
/ tine propositions to return 10 specie
payments, or to provide Ioi o, tn the
I
Il He favored the passage OF a funding Dill
which would rednce the rate OF interest.
| He would cut or as far as possible all inn
ports O. luxurfes; would develop every
| avenue OF Improvement to tine vast mines
/ ofthe West, q I'd encourage manufacturlng Z
| interests; aud would expand the currency
/ to meet the reasonable wants of the peo-
pte This was the gradual and easy method
of reSum ptiOn. 80.
i "A. D, Law submitted resolution for the
| reduction of the National debt. by re-
| delnption, for the cancellation OF green
4 backs, al a fixed price Tor gold, per month,
commencing at l35 cents for 1O0 cents, ano
decreasing at the rate of per cent. pei
month till the values are equahzed- Iht
place of Cancelled greenbacks to be nbec
by United states bonds for the long ol
| short term of yerrs, as may be deemed ex
pedient; said bonds to be receivable by
the Comptroller Of the Currency, as q oas
| SIS of the issue of additional Nationa
II bank notes; and also recomm ending II
case this plan fail 70 operate, that the Sec
Ell retary OF the Treasury be aui hofIzed To re
| ceive s or 10 per cent. of the import dutie
In legal tenders. The subject, after SOM
. discussion, was postponed two weeks.
Shanlcs spoke in favor OF the recognition
of the Provisional Government OF Crete.
The comm .ttee rose, aud Ashley, OF Ohto
Introduced a bilt to facilitate eommercia
intercourse between the States and Terri
tories with foreign countries, which Wa
referred to the Committee on Territories
Adfouraltsd1 Eat# #aAa
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st. Louis Market

By Telegraph.I ST.. LOUIS. JAM.
ToBACco-Dull and unchanged.
HEmP-Nothing doing.
1'OTroN-NO sales reported; middhng is
FEoUR-Active for all grades below Xxx,
R,t7t prices are unchanged; superfine and x
range at s6 OOt07 Is; XXX IS 5Og9 20.
WHEAT-D1il. as buyers stood on I; small
sales of prime To choice Fall at 81 6l9z W.
tsoRN-Extremely dull at 63969c, the laJ-
ter for choice southern.
OATs-FirIn but slow at 53G5Sc-
BARLEY-Dull at 81 10 for choice Mime
RYE-In demand and higher, II Sl 81
@sl 81. aa
PRoVISIoNS-Very firm- Pork is held at
s20 OO with sales of a few small, Irregular
lots at SO 90. Bulk Meats Give and buoy
1 ant. and packers are buying up the country
stOcgs; the product OF 9, 100 hogs at Canton,
| Tor March, at lls@c for loose dry-saited
! shoulders; 141<c for hams, and 14szc for
/ clear RIB; also, the product of 800 hogs at
/ tine same place, deliverable ct the opening
/ of "a avfgation, at lie for shoulders; l4c for
/ hams; 14c for rib sides. and l5c TOR clear
1 SIDES. all loose: also, 80 900 pounds OF day.
| salted shoulders, at st. Joseph, at ll54c;
| sales on the spot were at l.]zc Tor Shoul-
I eiers. loose, and I2c packed, and Ice for cieai
! 5000 pounds clear sides, in gunnies, to the
Com nissary at lS14c, and lev casks d
sugar-cured hams at lSc; shoulders are
worth l35zc. Lard stiff at ls1Sc TOR steam
HoGs-stiff, with bat few sales; prices
range at g5zt9l01ac.
/, CATTLE-Unchanged
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,,aonIe and the country. Thezlawless
hahave while the United States troops
are ia thevicinity, and break ont worse
than ever when they leave. The reb-
els are generally anxious to have them,
as it creates an expenditure OF money
in their midst. from which they reap
a benefit. The military punishes all
the disloyal and EFFORTS pledges from
them to respect the laws. AS these
people have threatened to break up
the State Government as soon as the
United States troops are removed,
this teaches them that the State IS
able to protect itself. The military
has been under tolerable good con-
troll. and the plundering reported In
the press is the taking of supplies un-
der order. - ..t,safa sa3 sg,4s., 80,
One negro militia man committed
n, rape on a white woman, but was
Immediately arrested by General Cat,
terson-who seems to be a very good
man-tried, convicted, and executed
The Governors policy has no doubt
seriously interfered with business
where martial law has been prOclalm-
ed, and injured business OF all par
| ties lcnce tue OppOsAllOA AtpA ~
alists. It has interfered with travel
| taking off the hands for the militia a
a season when they were badly need
ed, and created many panics. 1t has
however, accomplished much smor'
! good than the most sanguine expect
ed, and General Smith acknowledge
/ that he thought the Governors judg
ment was better than his, and th'
result would fully justify the actor
OF the former .zs.l.a x,.!s.a5. II, !, /,
The Governor is now disposed U
i relieve each county from martial lay
as soon as it can he done safely. Tn
1Governor certainly a man OF intel
ligence and nerve, and has lahore
under difficulties that would have de
tered less able officer. -Four thou
sand arms were seized by the Is
.EKlux and thrown off a boat belo'
i Memphis. He scould seldom isecur
good men for officers, and inthe east
\ ern counties he had to depend entire
ly upon the negroes for soldiers.
LII Very respectfully,
Horace PORTER, A. ID. Z.
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NEW YoRK, January THE re-
port of Postmaster General Randall
on the union of the telegraph with
the postal service will be sent to
Congress to day. He recommends
the Government to unite the two, sys-
tens. He says a thorough examina-
ton of these subjects has satisfied
me that the Department can arrange
for the reception and delivery of
messages, furnishing stamps. and
keeping the accounts without any
great increase in the number OF
clerks; that the business may be made
the source of. revenue to the Govern
ment. and the efficiency of the coun-
try Postmasters may be increased by
employing them in connection with
the telegraph" He recommends that
Congress charter a company to con-
tract with the Government to trans.
nit and deliver messages at low and
fixed rates, on the plan submitted by
Gardner G. Hubbard, and submits q
bill to carry out the plan.
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republican Caucus on the
Financial Question.
official Rep 9rt Of ATslrs
in Arkansas. SIS.
INDIANAPOLIS. a0
Meeting OF the Legislature = Both
Houses organized.

f j q q
Especial to the Evansville Journal1s
INDIANAPoL1s, January z. Both |
Houses ofthe General Assembly met
this morning in their res spective halls !
The Senate was organized by the
election pro tenn. Of Hon. john r..
Cravens, Of Jefferson, President
Colonel Will Cumbaek not yet being
sworn in as Lieut. Goveruor1);f Major
o. M. Wilson. Principal Secretary;
Assistant Secretary Hon. w. A. Bon
ham, of Blackford County and Jho.
A. Farnsworth, of Grant County,
Doorkeeper. The Democrats voted
for Hon. VIM. Mack. of Vigo, for
Secretary; Thomas Paterson, for Is
sistant Secretary, and Isaac E John
son, of Marion. for Doorkeeper.
The House was organized by the
election Of Hon. A. P. Stanton of
Marion County, Speaker. Republican,
over Hon. John r.. Coffroth, of
Huntington, Democrat; WIN, M: meri
win, of Putnam, Republican,, Clerk,
over Frank Cunningham, of Marion.
Democrat; Assistant Clerk John o.
Hardesty, of Madison County, Door
keeper /. j. McCown, OF Wabash.
Little was accomplished in either
House beyond Organization. baI
The House spent most of its time
in an unsuccessful effort on the part
of the dissatisfied for a new drawing
of seats. errFssHexg
In the Senate the only matter OF
interest was a resolution of Mr..
Hughes authorizing Mr. Cravens. the
President pro sempors, to appoint the
standing committees. 1t was under
stood as an affront to Cumback, who
!, is to be installed Monday. His
friends, fearing a. vote to-day. had i
postponed till tomorrow, Wen It twll
doubtless be voiel down.
The Governor signifed his readi
ness to deliver his message tomorrow
at 2 o'clock. a I ~ 8--A#
The Republicans of both branche
last night in their caucuses appointed
j Joint Committees to confer and fl
the time of the Senatorial caucus
The Cumback men favor Tuesday
and the opposition Friday night Q
next week. The opposition are work
| ing hard for combination agains
\ Cumback, but with not very hatterIn
prospects of success. s.fa
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MOVEFARY G COMMERCIAL
Chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, Jan.7.
ExcHANGE-Eastern at 10 per cent pre-
FIoUR-Dun aud ca asier; sales OF Spring
extra at s. 251l6 70.
WREAT-Is 292I2c lower; sales OF No.
ut ST l9al 23H No. 2 at 81 I2129l u, closlng
at 81 l31zCgl 1874. sales since Change at
: coas-Quiet and 292kc lower; sales OF
ne at 551lG54l5c; no grade at 4g900z2c;
No. 2 kiIn dried at 54I2c; rejected DO, 0zg
53c. old No. !, Csc, seller last halt OF .Aprlt; |;
closing at 5SL&@5iszc for new, and 491ac Tor
no grade. Nothing doing in Corn TINS al
OAT4-Quiet and s<c lower; No. 4e7Tg
47c, rejected 441aql45c, closing STEADY al 40S4
for No. 2.
RYE-Dul, heavy and 4c lower.
b HLEY-DuIl; sales of No. 2 at u Ozg
/ 81 80 closing dull and nom. nal at In SIDE
HIGHWIEEs Dull at 93c
MESS PORK-Less active, but hr1ners anu
| SOC higher; sales at Sl9 OO99l9 90; Closing
/ strong at Sl9 20. -.
/ picked hams at l51agGlbc.
1 DRESSED HoaS = In good request ano
! frmer. with sales at Sll 250l2 50; c ostng
| firuas at SfI 75Gl3 90 tor common TO medium
! and si2 I2Izdsl2 . tor good to choice
| LIVE HoGS-Dull and noin1naily 10c low
| er with sales at So 0Og9 40 for com mon y
fair snippIng, and 80 60glO 20 Tor talr t'
good PACKING. =, :,
| BEEF ATTLE-Steady and quiet at u y
| ass % for cows and light steers; 81 TAG
81 35 for good TO choice shipping steers.
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York. yesterday at
1854.
The shipments of gold from Denver City
last year amounted 10 s2l0OVo0.
The Denver City Board OK Trade has en-
dorsed the Indian policy of Generals Snef-
man and sheridan.
The livery stable OF Al. Fisher, of Madi-
son. was destroyed by fre on Wednesday
evening.
A little child of ]. Bowe, of Madison, was
run over by the cars, yes' erday morning
and both legs cut OF below the knee
Heisser Clymer, of Pennsylvania. de-
cIines the nomination as Democratic can
didate for Governor.
onsiow stelrns was yesterday nomin-
ated by the Republicans of New aamp-
shire as their candidate for Governor.
The revenue collections In the Richmond
(va) District, amounted to 100000 last
year-s2CO, GOO more than In 1857.
The Catholic Bishop Of New York. aud
number of the clergy, leave that city for
Rome On the 10th inst.
General Doyle, the Governor of Nova
Scotia, and Chief Justice Young, have been
Knighted.
Senator Chandler was reelected to the
Senate by the Michigan Legislature on
Wednesday.
In a cave under Rock Islsnd, Illinois. the
statue of an Indian maiden, with copper
pedestal, an obelisk of solid brass seven
feet high, and other Indian cur1osities,
have bsen discovered.
]. W. Beatty mas been found guilty of
robbing the Philade. .phia and Reading
Railroad office IN April last. He Is also to
be tried for robbing a safe at Annvihe
shout the same time. Nat. Derwent, Beat
tvs partner, escaped from jail January LIST,
and is Ill at large.
Eleven Democratic papers In Virginia
favor movement for universal suffrage
and universal amnesty. while eight Demo-
cratic and two Republican papers oppose
st.
The Directors of the Commercial Bank.
at st. Johns, New Brunswick, report to
the stockholders that the total assets Of the
concern amount to s765,s7l, and the liabili-
ties TO s63O, ,958. The Directors design wind
ing up the affairs OF the bank.
The Montreal Boar of Trade have passed
resolutions requesting the Harbor Com
rnissioners to ascertain whether there be q
tvventy-foot channel between Montreal
and Quebec: and also favortng the making
of the inspection of flour agree with the
New York system.
A party Of Mexicans had Invaded Esteri'
los, san Migael County, and carried off all
the men, killing three OF them. The act /;
supposed to have been done to avenge th'
death of two Texans, killed about si1
weeks ago. The civil law is treate'
with contempt in that part of New Mexic'
by powerful gang OF Mexican haIf-5reed
Indians, and white horse thieves and mur
derers.
Ar afray occurred between the whit
aud black troops at Central City. nea
Pines Altos. Two white and three colore'
soldiers were killed, and a large numbe
wounded. The difficulty occurred at a Bal
given by the whites. The negroes insiste'
on dancing, but were refused. After tnt
fight the negroes were re-enforced and re
turned TO the ballroom, numbering
white soldier on the road ItwaS reporte'
that they ravished the wife and daughte
of the owner OF the building where th
ball took place. and burnt the house.
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Nevada Legislative Proceedings =
ESeaDa of an indian chief, fHO
indian Villages Destr0yed - Arl-
zOna Legislature.

u6st1o TIT - M
SAN FRANoIsCo. Jan. 7.-Tne he
publican members of the Nevada Leg
isIat1rs5n caucus, 1nanimo mously pom,
mated M. M.5iSteWart for United
tt,. Cnotor sA .saD
Arizona advices say that Sharem,
Chief of the sHaalopai Indians, .es-
caped from the guard while en- route
to San Francisco for confinement.
Col. Rice organized an expedition
against the savages, and surprised aud
DESTROYED two villages, killed IL, and
captured 20 Indians, and large guam
tity OF supplies. nsn-.sssss s.. j., s.5t f5
The Legislature adjourned Decem-
Der 18th, after a harmonious session.
Al number of acts were passed. The
Territorial prison is located at Phe'
nix. on the Salina River. Congress
asked for more troops. and offers pre-
miums for sinking artesian wells ppoI.
the desert lands. Both Houses passed
resolution thanking Gov. Motor
mick for his long and faithful services
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New orleans Markell.

Bv Telegraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Jan. T. +
CoTroS-Idgllt demand at decline OF
Re. nidd fFnes at 251Sc. Sales of 700 bales.
ReceIpts, 45O5 bales; exports, SOL bales
CSOLD-At 1555z.
STERLING-At I4l. 49,
ExCHANGE-Comm M ercfat Exchange 2ze51s
discount.
FLOUR Low grades scarce ana hEM !
snneTfin ne at 81 81 double extra 81 50tg7 20,
treble extra at SsGS 50.
CoRN-Prin1e, for shipping, scarce; white
75c, yellow soc.
OATs-At 66(06Sc. t
BRAN-DuiI at 81 81.
HAY-Unchanged
PoRK-Active at S}00S30 ..
RACoE-Scarce: shoulders l3szc, clear RIB
sid e. 1870. clear sides 1910.
ISARDzFirm; tieree at I99l91zc, keg at
SUGAR Is active, and has advanced nc
on all grades. .a.-.o.
prime Gg17Uc, choice 72d73c.
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Kew YORK Markes.
BY telegraph NEW YoEK.

By telegraph NEW YORK j an. q.
CoTroN-Opened dull and declining, and
closed steady ;sales 2, 500 bales at 261ze2Tc
for middling uplands; closing with no
seFEle6s Pnog5 Recsipts 14.7l1 barrels; STEADY
for shipping grades, and less actlves
scaresiv so fiFnn for other kinds; sales 400
brls at So 1096 81 for supernne state ana
Western, 81 00g7 30 for extra state. 20 oos9
IS I0 for extra Western, S. 309l' for white
wheat extra. 81 50d9 80 for round hoop
ohio. So 00@9 90 foT extra 81. Louis, y %
6nI2 80 for good TO choice do, closing quiet;
Rye flour quiet; sales Of l5O barrels &C sog
CORN MEAL Quiet; sales I5o barrels
Western al S. 0095 30: ana ~ pArres
Brandywine at about s. 35 35,,,-.
WHisKY-steady; sales 100 barrels West
WaEHrEReceipts r-e i7s. .so2 bushes; dull
and dropping; sales IS 500 bushels at 81 COG
81 81 for No. Spring in store; Sl ~ Tor
mixed Spring; 81 lOg2 Is for white Callior-
RYE-ouiet; sales 700 bushels Western at
81 So - etlsaa.. 90
bushels Canada West at 81 10. IL
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales 100 bushels
CoRNEReceipts q ,s45 bushels: dun and
about lc lower; sales 4. 900 bushels at sec
1 81 ter new mixed Western; 81 079l o. for
old do. afoat; 81 05 for new white South
oArs-Raceipts s.42s bushels; dull and
heavy: sales Of 1900 bushels at 721zc for
Western IN store; 7ec DO. anoat-
hICE-Qniet. tH
CoFFEE-Quiet. at.s.11
sUGAR-Quiet; sales OF 2So hhds, of Cuba
Mo1AssEs-Dull; sales 400 barrels: New
Orleans at 68979c: 100 barrels Of Demarara
at 621z@65c.
HOPS-Quiet.
4 PETROL SUM Quiet, at IS1zc for crude,
and 3215c for refined bonded.
LINsEED OIL-Qufet, az 98c98 90.
NAVAL SToRES-cauleb and unchanged.
PoRK-Firmer, and In fair demand; sales
/ of 1850 barrels at go 25929 so for new mess
S22 O0G2o 80 Tor old do; S23 9094 % fOI
| prime: SIS 00929 90 for prime mess; ats1
4 go barrels Of new mess for seller for Janu-
| airy at $29 SO
! Sl4 GOALS 90 1or new extra mess. Tl@rce
/ beef steady: sales of l0J tierees at $NQ3l
for prime mess, and e34 O093I 90 for India
mess.
BEEF HAMS Quiet; sales OF I5O barrels
at $50 O0g34 10. a ~
ages. at I2gl21zc for shouIders; I49I61zc for
hams. a4Hrl ia
/ DRESSED HOGS-t10let and heavy, at l3g
I3Ibc for Western; I31z(Gl4c for city.
MIDDLEs-FiFnnl and qutets sales OF %
boxes ofCumberIandauLo on private terms
| 50 boxes of Stratford cut at l51ac; l5O boxes
of Sstratfordshire at l51St5l5s4e; $50 boxes o
shortribbed at 1916: bellies G5c.
LARD-Ftrmer, and fairly active; sales o
$40 tierces at ISA9l954e for 81 cam, and 1554s
dd2Oc for Kettle rendered; also $50 tierces o
steam at seller and buyers option for Jan
B11FTEENstesdy. sOs4Oc for Ohio; 4O95O
CHEEsE-Flrrn. l5@2Oe for common t
prime.
FREiGHTs TO LIvERPOoI.-AIore active an
firmer ai8a4 e8ft4
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disturbance or Princess Ann CounlIss
! - YIPginIa.

NoRFoLK, january IA commu-
pication was received last night from
he sheriff of Princess Ann County,
addressed to the commanding officer
of this post, stating that in attempting
tn serve a writ OF ejectmeEt, he had
been foreibly resisted By an armed
band of negroes. In compliance with
request for assistance to execute law
and preserve the peace, the military
commander sent a force OF twenty 10
aid the civil authorities. .f O.
Later information has been recelv :
ed fYom the scene of the disturbance,
to the effect that in an encounter to-
day between military and negroes, a
sergeant had been mortally wounded
and three negroes killed. An officer
commanding the detachment has made
application for re enforcements. he
saws the negroes in the surrounding
county are arming and threaten;
| ing an open attack. An additional
force will be probably sent. tonight
E6SIONAL.
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CHICAGO.
Legislative Proceedings - Suits In
the Superior OOurt-GOVernoP Mar
shall's Message to tho Minnesota
Legislature. $50

CHICAGO, Jan. IAN elegant one
dollar ablishment, on the plan OF
the Winter GardeH, New Y ork, IS.
soon to be started here.
Among the Chicago measures be :
fore the State Legislature, Is one Q
postpone the municipal election I'll Ii
The Fall, when the county election S
are held. ssr-s
The spacious Treasure Room If
Farwell Hall buildings, in which Il le
noon-day prayer meetings are hel d
was dedicated to-day.
Suits have been commen ced IN as
Superior Court to remove the clou d.
from the title to city real es tate, pt =
session of which is alleged to ha Va
been retained by forged WI lis.
| Last night Jacquin's bl every, ~
Washington, Tazewell County. IL ia
nois, was burned. Loss ST LOCO.
| Governor Marshall sub mltted n,
message to the Minnesota LegisiatJ Lr'
to. day. The States financial con dl
ton is pronounced good. The re
ceipts for the past year We re S646, .lu
and the expenditures $762 ,3l0. The
; taxable property has incre ased fifteen
per cent. in value since 1867. Th'
school fund exceeds two millions
Last years wheat crop was sixte'el
millions of bushels.
In the United States Circuit CouI
at Madison, Wisconsin, to-day, in
case claiming damages aga inst a raj
road for the death of Mrs. ii. Is
White, Judge Miller decided the sui
must be commenced in a State Court
g and after its action the Federal cour
would take Jurisdiction
The location of the capitol of Mon
tana is vet undetermined. On til
22d nit, the House amended Il,
Councils bill substituting Helena I
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