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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

The HEALTH OF \ APoLEoN.-A Paris cor
respondent OF the New York Evening Post. re
ferring to the health of the Emperor Napoleon
states that the physician OF his imperial hghness
declares him to be an ''impOssible" patient, who
is always i'll such hurry to get well that his
convalesence is retarded by his efforts TO help
nature in doing more than the doctors prescribe
At one time, in the midst of severe attack OF
the gOut, he was found by his attendants, ap-
plying lighted lucIfer matches TO the soles of his
feet as counter-irritants. At another. when
troubled with a headache, he put so much
emetic ointment on the nape OF his neck that he
was blistered down te. his shoulder blades. 81
have overdone it, doctor, he said, in reply to a
remOnstrance of the latter, ''and il is ali very
well for you TO say ] had better wait for you,
but you see, l haven't time to be sick"
Indeed, his impatience has become quite fever
isb: he seems to think that he will die before he
can establish his son on the throne: and directly
he begins 10 benefit by change OF air or OF
medical treatment. overtaXes his strength, bod
lily and mentally, taking long and fatiguing
walks and working with his secretaries. during
all OF which time cigarette is never out Of his
mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

IMPROVING TIE EFFICIENCY OF THE NAVY
"Zeta" OF the Baltimore Sun saws: The admin
istration has come to the conclusion that il is
footing. Accordingly orders have been issued
to the Portsmouth, Charlestown, Philadelphia
and Brooklyn yards to hasten with all possible
speed the completion and repair of every vessel
which can be placed in commission within
reasonable time. This order, il promptly carried
out, will enable the Department to reinforce
the European squadron with half a dozen
efficient vessels in two or three months. The
limit fixed by Congress for the enlistment OF
seamen has been filed, hut the naval authorities
here think that the number should be increased
TO fourteen thousand men. This cannot well be
done, however, in the absence of legislation.
The second class crew steamer California, 2l
guns; the fourth-clasS screw steamer Narrayan-
sett, guns, and the Illinois. also second class,
are fitting out al the Portsmouth IN. H. ward.
AT the Charlestown yard the new second-class
screw steamer Worcester, Is guns, is 10 be fitted
out with all possible dispatch. The Connec I'll
cut, Il guns and the Pennsylvania. p guns, are
on the stocks, and the Niagara, Shenandoah and
Ticonderoga are being repaired at this yard. AT
the Brooklyn yard two new vessels are all ready
OF ders have been given to hit out every available
ship with all possible haste. At Philadelphia
the Brooklyn will be ready for sea by the
middle of next month. Officers have been
ordered TO her. Congress cut down the est
mates OF the Secretary OF the Navy very materi
ally for the present fiscal year. and consequ uent-
ly the department is restricted in its apprOpria-
tioDs. The very remote fear of complications
resulting from the present European situation
seems to furnish the only reason for this some
what unusual activity at the naval stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

BLANCHARD, in a recent article on Dickens
relates a rather remarkable circumstance. AS
turned on Edwin brood" ;" and his companion
said to him: "Well, you or we are approaching
the mystery" Dickens, who had been and was
at the moment all vivacity, at once grew serious
and fell into long and silent revsrie, which he
never broke during the remainder Of the walk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
II ~ q InlN ~. L

v WASHlNGTON. y. C, Jniy ". Is.U.
On the petition Of GHAkLES W. GLOW bh, Il
panyle. Conn. pray ing for the extension Oi pa
tent granted him the lfth day OF Ocober 1876,
for an imprUy ement in HarN esters: 49,, -
In IL ordered that the testimony IN tne Ssse De
closed on the 18th day of Septemsr next. thAt ths
time fer tlinR arguments and the EkaInlser report
be limited 10 the sd day Of September neNt and that
said petfjon be heard on the 18th day OF September
next Any person mAy ceras THIS ektension.
ivavN Commissioner of Patent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

THlsi is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Courf ~ sea
District OF Columbia, holding a Special Terra let
ters ni admlnistration on the personal estate. OF
sicIesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
seanst the said deceased are hereby warned 20 er-
scrber on or before the 9Th day of July next they
may otherwlse by Law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate Given upder INV hand mi. 9fh
day OF July, Is7O ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

BRIGHAM YOUNG's INCOME TAx.-ActInr
Commissioner j. W. Douglass has addressed
letter to John +. Taggart, Esq, assessor of in.
ternal revenue at Great Salt Lake City, calling
his attention to the income tax heretofore AS
sessed against Brigham Young as trustee OF the
Church OF Latter Day SaEts. and directing him
TO ascertain the number of persons belonging to
the society, and if the income heretofore as
sessed exceeded one thousand dollars for each
and every live members, and over and above
the other lawful deductions, to prepare a claim
for the abatement OF the tax assessed against
Mr.. Young IN his capacity OF trustee. The AS
sessor il directed to take imme iiate action in
the matter.
INsPECTION ToUR.-Secretary Belhnap, ac-
companied 10y General Dyer, Chierof the Bu-
rcau OF Ordnance OF the War Department
will leave here next week for All Inspection OF
the nited States arsenals and armories They
will commence with the armo-y at Springfield
Mass. and go through the entire list. The Sec
retary of War ~ anxious to familiariZe himself
with the condition OF these establishments, so
that in his next annual report lie may be able to
speak OF them intellgently. Some improve
meDts have been suggested in tie manufacture
OF arms which have been under consideration
by the Ordnance Department. The Secretary,
during his tour. will examine these personally.
Alter his return General Belknap proposes
visiting hts home IN Iowa, and will remain foT
about six weeks.
DISPATCHES FROM THE AsIATIC SQUADRON
PROGRESS OF CIVILIZATION IN JAPAN.-Rear
Admiral Rowan, commanding the Asiatc
squadron, under date OF Yokohama, May 9th,
informs the Navy Department that he would
leave Japan in the Delaware, his flagship, on
the 10Th OF May for home. The country was at
peace and the new government appeared TO
work well, and was rapidly introducing the im-
Provements OF Western civilization. The coast
surrounding the treaty ports is lighted with sec
ord and third class lenses visible from twelve 10
twenty miles. A dry dock with extensive ma
cIinery for construction and repairs will be
ready for service in October in the harbor OF
YokOska. \ line of telegraph is also in opera
lion between the public offices in leddo and the
custom house in Yokohama, which is open to
foreigners for a small charge.
IL was the intention of Admiral Rowan to
leave the Idaho and Monocacy at Yokohama.
A later dispatch from the same officer reports
his arrival Mt Hong Kong on the 9Th OF June, en-
route to the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

REV. LUTHER j. Cox, one OF the most re-
spected citizens of Baltimore, died at his resi-
dence near that city, this morning at o'clock
He was at one time prominent merchant, and
distinguished for his intelligence, energy and
prObity. His demise will be widely lamented
MIR. Cox was the father of Prot. T.. &. Cox, now
of this city, formerly Lieut.. Governor of Mary
land and was recently L. :. Commissioner of
Pensions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26
MEDICAL BODY BArTERY-ro he worn on

r.i " thebSdy Q, limb; a sure help tor Asthms
Back, Chest, Stomach, Side or Limb: for Pain, Lo-
cal Palsy. or Rheumatism.
This ceaseless working Electric Dis" con dis
solve and remove old rheumatic indurstions which
may be causing protracted lsneness, cure sluegish
trmors and enlarged glands and heal indoept ulcers
Price Ss See circulars.
For ssle by Mes.rs. MARIN q BRO Mes.u.
klDWELL SON. j. p. MILBuRS 90, W.
b. GHTwIsLE, and Z CALVERT fokD.
GEO. l.. ROGERs. General Agent.
Il6 Washington street,
apl9+eo&W6m Boston, 4am,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

nNLh \ fEN OE THOSE S5 SILK UNI
" Bkt LLAS ard cheap FAL!sFS left. Gall -
Al sI,s ~ yvu want ne 40 PRINCES LOAN.fN
~ iCE ard SALES ROOM, ltOG Pcnn.yl (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

rI'HE LADY OF THE LAKE WILL NAME
u THREE TRIPS TO NORFOLK
THIS WEEk. leaving Washington EsAA-S
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND731oEzE=
fRlDAl. at .. m Returning. leaving Norfolk
II ESDAi, TIT RSpAY and SATURDAY at 3 D.
m Jy25 At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-26

'V'oCUNTRACToRs ANDBRIDGE BUILDERS
am now prepared 90 furnish PILES, RAIL
Road TIES, and HEAVY TlMBEk OF every de
sCTIPtion, at the shortest notice, cheap tor cash
Address, : I SUIT, Silver Bin. Nd,
or call AT Browning q Middletons.
" Is I'm thrOn and Repl
, 1870-03-02

l.; re; - ~ ;a, r. e:EspsateTs ne1er ma ..ata
seaea,.ea, u yiev Il u ths s testaca5: q ~ o
sha htaks,s sna sest'asd
tsaee e. h, ss es 3s; e ss,
oasht ss % aeasd. 80 toa'ee q HtaF'.' es'' AND
81: j a:sss 20 /:
Il tns q n1s
MhoIs taAmed CT 1trefe9y crippled IMPORTER.
=. T:sv 4 ssTllefs, lad suffered he.TJ, ie.,:s.
sct thai The entire country Injured. tho fsuods
I'll 'as es,,
.T.eeae'c 10 the mad aplt enssntssed by tho 'pecul.
Z The committee find that the wicked and eunuusty
uutd stt: q ts.9 r
/. ne a.'f f..dsn ND ust s r..
;ttte I'd ~ Il Ii: =.
;S:'s :s ssS j. IL !: Il i i. i:
e tes I'll en- "a
ns:,.s. sen. 2 E1bin whsR Il, Sasls.ty xsi
"a
81 G
r. fsreIt Sljesst NJ; ;;f.a. III eEe1., Porter
~ ss Ssss
PFs'fa 'sis as ss
:hs rr;ee q sSd thsush m ~ mi. polnt. ~
:s!
5ses ~ - ssss "a :*ss:
Il ss i ssS &! a n
~. .tstemspt reerise- so1ne suppert froia HFowu
4 ef =:
r. Ussd SsSa q 'se Is ii ne
W: e s.s.
Il sod g. unsa qT .usay i the ps2,,s
selsu h!s pusehascs Of gold he admitted
1he committee recommends the adoption Of ths fol-
Estoirss Issi the Committee Of WAYS and Mem,
j s ase
Gls.tEs he1ts - 70 thess Judgment the interests Of
it.osed. Ths lie Committee On the Jud'elary b. In.
stinsttd T. tngatr i.te TIC szpciensy of r,po,ok
Is:s;st3 II. i: 9s.%i!i:s = S.nfayF Sy I'D Oar
tn I'D 9Ss
'e.'e 10 rex o ~ sisoni1r siss TT. nsroa4.
Eli
~ th.,5 su.!as fooisas5,ss: @ 81 aacS YIN esf
of Futile form asioD Row bel sdsi.ea Of saes H.
- :; IL
,ss'te: sush @Esns: .nd the t,, pnhl,S ~, IN
eaprt1ae control vested IN my one however bonest ia
Intention the rttulta ine 1ssy; and eecond.
no EchenJinf and xoIthy a1h,idipaso official
rop s.bllty q such appliances reach the he'd
q the E'Eetuutat which tht laveteftstton frseaiA
7htrc t. not particle 0! doubt but th1t Corbiu VA
inteTerted. and lii En1< wns that # thr rrocarinf
I'D Of tho Prtstdent for his theory. Butcf6ed himself
fianksy state. to Gould that he kuew tho vcws and
policy Ct the 1ncnt that they would no. Ae
my Etd till II the sent to .1arkrts Nho
caLtthgt' t ts fallaer. U, lefs It Gabn! Thai
ma thr Io1'cy Impressed on the pf7deut ~ thlt
th,a1g Il doass by The % eo1re,p snS4S sodeues @ ae
tween tho PrA.lde1t ind The. heesrtasJ ot tht
1rtstu1y. The President either from cauvicinu et
the fc.ltbitJ and utility Of the crop thcory. from
bin indtrt aad IN ttcntau IA The uadcrly
ipE IT, atcprttd He never intended that gold shoute
Eo down. Gould old rot r1rcst IT.
The mipcyy A1Fuc Ut Length that the FNFidep
should h1re been allowed Al opportunity lot e1plsuA
1iop.
.~In coneu.sn- We respectfully dec1lne l.
Eivc any ecHiheatta ct imuaculstencss t
my psEty, The resolution under whieI
We act does not call for compel to and
ever much it may be desirable In many views, suA
NIT rcro1t ID thkt tetfeene~ t. witch we're en
fctted b. the tnnduet Of the President and the act
the .joity TIE public draw its lLfeycnct.
q vel from shc testimony ~ fEom its absence. "
Both reports err ibid the table, ordered p.t7'ed
AZ nDittrd The feromuIttxi e1rtt the n!t
ter cnntIo1 c the to ~ to cal up my tue
| 1diou3hed
, 1870-03-02
MIEN ESOTA.
L&test from TinnipeE-Thc New
Provincial GuycEnmonk-PcFxon
Controversy, ETC.

Lxtest from winnireg-Thc New
Provincial GovcFnmcnt-PcFxo
Controversy, ETC.
Special DespAsch to The Chicago Tribune.
81. PAr1, MINI, Ms1ch l.
The Red River Sf,e Nation Of FeosulIJ II stasea
that the recent convention nad terminated III
tahors By confirming the election Of Louts Rtelt,
President Of the Provt84onal Government, and
elected jams Resse Chief Jusuce; Taouaz
Bunkes, Secretary Of State; Y. 4 O'Dononue,
Secretary Of the Tfeasury. Tue Nation constd.
ertd the bill Of rghts n adopted very moderate,
ard one vbjcn Canada win unhesttatng,y grant
Tbs election for 1t1t Provincial Governor would
taxa place about tie 18th Of February. sad Ken-
e1al amnesty for political offences would sooa %
Governor AcTav!sn and hls contretes had been
Tne con1euuon appointed Jndge Black. Rev.
in oensll II he asttlement, vnica. however, are
rot ur anlmouf, ard await the arrival o1 Bishop
iGchc, IN wnon tueI haFe conadehce.
a letter from Pemhira OF February Is Ttpeats
Aise1 ltsasyenta. According 70 this is:ter maa
Iso HaMso 1iouItoh, surveyor. mas ra!sed fotce OF
ssr1,xs so5n Ssansaians, thIoago .hicn arc inter.
as:ss - spon nfsss''' foss a,fs9. s9a rns sao s4ms
litter .sys F,tll Il ready fer tha force MIN SD
f.o1, - ~, ~ back. AL exucct1.ions OF bloodsned
body vii eet e11 o. "sf VIII be disappointed No
SIX non, Tnomas Wlsou, t,rs cntet J1sues Of tas
essssns Sofs non Of ;s3 s7s ioax ies
Contreas from 1he Fs1, natrtc9 ,1 M ~ q,
IL the Winuehaso 81 fnn,.s o. sae poschase Of lands ot
deayo!s to pfocnra .nd IN his
the Folsnern Pacific Ha.liosd Tns nrs.r1s, @ tos
| tween the Two former tnnrnsta frsena. tet,,s M
from taetr pfeacns nEali1es y oanddasss re tne
Unl'ea statea senate, ~ hos1ooh saocafsof.
, 1870-03-02
~ El&
flowing vas the vote:

s.,o5 IT. Wai e rs;7 propo'ed the following
tbot11e e'Ea;iss cities Of o.her apnie2 to .a9e
~ stoex u q 70 donate MONEY Or oihss u
hs
rostTt q the eou1s5s ey o. other naai-
The stcton Vas rejected
Mf. SEECE, Of 4cDapouRn, moved TO amend
the aboye ny sirklng OUT tue word "ta1pa,tng Z"
III. cooLBACGU. OF coos, tavored the atnend-
nert OF the gentleman nom Schuyler removing
the qualification soaRas to be applied 70 votefs-
1ton Of the sneorJ upon which or democratic
fcrrn Of RuyeTnHens WAS eat1b.lseed. He WIS,
however. opposea 70 the section proposed By tue
gentleman ffora Perry. because II aeemed 70 con-
cede ihs po1e1 70 counties ALL toEns 10 aid By q
dl1ecs lax voted py majority 0! the people.
This 20 ser he, Tor one, den.ed, uness In the saue
| AID, the convention ueIcs to do thls, It anould
] oe doce In plalu and dtrecs manner and H1ih
carefully guarded provisions.
"a hs .estarsd @ ne prophecy taas oefoIe msuy yeaa
ce all these actt Of voting subscriptions to rail-
| roads As nncot stisuton1L Tbeee msga!de1 and
tehtridce1 eount!es will then be the trsa to SEEK
| nj. PE1RCE, Of Gsuudy, WAS opposed to fn 9
section, on the ground that 1t Tas w1oag in
LxtCPe. i wa aGsinss the srlf1s Of The age
property shoula welgu against manhood. 4 mAn
mtEnt Be rote: to-day, md II ffe connned ~
property be dlsfsancnlsed TOMORROW. TntA clanse
e1a ETe sSs ffn1 q a1snse q so1e re9
females and urna:urarxed pcfBoaa- He hoped
| fte kecaon would he lost.
proposition tnst 1suored the lox and re poor -
1ed p1tneiples OF ihla day.
Nj. ANTHONY t1lscIim!nate1 between an e!ee-
| ton for Officers and AZ election. where mde1t
edness wa5 voted. They did not 1est o. he ssne m
bspAd bsstk tbs Cos Val = Gese4G etSsson to1
, 1870-03-02
HEicF History OF a Wougd4be Suicide
Defeat OF the Cincinnati southern
Railroad Hill In the Kentucky
Legislature The Ked stocklnE
Club-Elect&on OF Officers.

Defeat OF the Cincinnati southern
Railroad Hill In the Kentucky
Legislature - The Ned Stocking
Cinb-Electton OF Officers.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, March l.
Tbs Jourg ran+ Henry Reynolds, VINO asserp:-
ed 70 commit suicide yesterday By sNal1ow1ng
three grains Of morphine, Is much better today
ARD will recover. He nov tells somewhat
story snan .hfn 1naes ne
tempted .elf obstruction b taking laonanuu,, .:
AHon, Ohio; that he LEFT Akron and went -
MlsnE'1 wns1s hs ne .oskfd Il tor h,s
Without Eask, when he came to A&as-
e. a. 51ns I ue eAsaS q asa se1: so;s
w.tn himself. Be Claims shat he his wife es
Hen @ To- xsn9s a. u,
transportation nome, when he shall hare re-
core1ed suncentlr 70 uAyel.
ksas1esS sep.,e asanss tae cn
R.eted several dsyS Ins hl psadiog II tne
which the friends Of the neasC1e hAve agreed
Though this viii Doubtless pass the House, taere
ent Ie8hlstu1r. Tue friends VI the measure,
DoteyeI, regard The building Of the road ~ BAT i
question of tsme. Ine5 xsl not cease to Tos1 un-
tie Sedesl college CT Ohio graduated nfs,.
keven &!udsLta to day.
Nathan nsupt German tailor, committed
ansc1de this morning nJ shooting himsei.
The religious interest tn the churches continues
Ire German socleuea are holding their annual
cotisc,!oss q internal revenue IN the FIJI: Da
trtct the lsst month, sl5A. 94S,
Co1rNsrs, Much Line Supreme Court Today
Eran.sd The application tor writ Of error IN sno
l!f cnp4t1 Bipt-lpechpolA Gaze, but 1et the cAke
, 1870-03-02
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Chicago WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For tht Wttk Ending Aarth J.

r.pu Avn c.povr, r...c, ,.,,, Rvr,1. IN
a. an. 49,. c,'.is- ~. S.,.-tta,
~ usenstawat :. e.nans Ta-ISs y. E1t'
49,, w. ~ T...1 1Eas.4 ~ ~. s+o-t m RI.
80 t.. s.Si. -. ns,. ~ M.tI,,,
Ss:n..,,.- =. - v..,... 49,. - .-.n o.,
s1.cs SeIe1e .son '1:''ns 'se:Se =
ne1 seeo!ne1s ee14nt -
troH Aoa@eto oHno5e-"e" @Faast J" utA4ts
tnk-ros, :, aaa ss9Hso n'aeas ~ ~ 81
.Sn16,,, T,.1t .t xnI,S. tI.sss s..,s tr
= - - 80 $3.50, ~ n.;en,xi.~
-,et11SrTcW ~ - Tn-TrG -. r. Ca.... us,
III. 49,, - sp.',, 49,, n ,r,,,,,
...t.h Es...-S xt.st;,. n.e1rn-,t
,MFTAR1rr ASnT.v His. Tnr r-.. LII,
Unrtns-srr1,t I p-,i,xr,ton,
6pIiRI RIi,,hSyESDiri-RES II, itt,.- fro,, Speaker
B4.tnr
o-LcNu(1S LETTER. Nj. Brisht., HeA,n-rhe
H.tte.,, ma mir I,-n.nd. ~. st.s~ n Tr,ar
7-pAKth LkTrER: Sesnes in the Con- Lext,,.tlf =
Al Thirr, nd ,he Mtn;,trr-Frrs Tr.de-Tbe
AutHc.nC Col,ny st p.rts-c,urt Balls Of thu
Sxx.on- R}ncttf uf Kttaartte -Enettsh I1kru 5tes
-1br C.nt s'..de,-Rrfre q ,hs,.n,.a
a-IHE TWO ARMIES. b, Fan1ai Ab,ut Trans
1,t.d f,.1, ~. h,.,.oI T.. -.
a. aEOKF,I:S ,:tIs,1p. 20 ,,r,r. ri !. c.rctu,ly ~,
1.c..a -
1o-SRW PIrbfIoATrDSs. ro,r Column, 81 yc,tee,.
witt ,on.ou. .1f1,e,. f,,,r t,,n.r, rhs A,f.nftr
laad. SC.
N-Ft MALE SUFFRAGE: Lecture By Henry "azd
besrfef. ........
a-Snhh y .: flo1a INC NaFfF'a1y hfr7sa.
Ii: Ci.Ehhs: floSosssioo 10 aaesessc saett
. Eon,pentssioa-
Nay nAL'4 sso oShsn' Az nteFoeat aoa. va
Sen n.a.sse9 ~ ;.' Alas..osa N i'o.n
n. al
, 1870-03-02
THE WEST.

Omaha CIfy ltemR-Murder at Che.
yeunc-SnpEF Sheds Destroyed on
the Union Pacific RRtlrpnu-In.
ulan Raid in Montana.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
oXln1, March ].
1 virginia City, MoatanA despatea OF February
3, sxys. Four inches Of sroH fell to-day. The
weather has cleared.
The Hral5s South P4m letter OF February ".
Etyes an encouraging account Of the proeyex4 On
me Asterold Tuarcl and afe within ten or
twelve feet Of TIE ledge they are boring for.
4 heavy u OK slide occurred II Strong 3 CAuou.
Cd Tue Enton Pacific Railroad, on she 9iss ulr. Il
CARED away loo feet Of tnoE SHEDS The snow Ia
rfo feet deep On the summit OF the Ste1TAA,
Al = meeLng Of lnc stockhoIder1 OF the pro-
posed new holel, las. evening, It ua1 decided TO
iocate It On the corner OF Farnhkn ara Four
teepth streets. There Is hearJ op2oAuon In
fATor Of Fsrnh4u and Sixteenth at1tetA.
Ot1pn Hyde wxa elected Speaker Of the Senate,
s1 d Orson Pratt Speaker uf the House Q! Aseeu.
BIZ OF the Ss2te OF peaeEet, At s.!t 1Ake, on the
21at cit.
CHEYxxNx, March LA shooting Atlar occurred
at Canp Caftn, this fofeooon. between L. Mason
grd A. J, Botaford, clerk OF the QoaItermts.er'a
Department The dlnacutty Originated last even,
Ia. Ii q kaloon IN this city. about a
hn.1a Esce, during wtea Bou5o1d y
, 1870-03-02
INDIANA.
FpIiticuI-Stnte FinRn Ces-HcnatoF
mortonss Recent Speech.

Political FinRn ces-acnat0F
morton,s Recent Spccehs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Ifp1SAroIIs, ltd, March l.
General Reuben G. k,se, Of Lebanon, has been
appointed Sec1eta55 of tbs Democratic State Cec-
trA Committee ". Il. Loonn Will be uade Sec
retaIy Of The Republ!csu STATE censral Committee.
Both conmitees ale getting = wttk.
TIE de.eg1te8 TO The Republican State ConYeo-
ton frou the Secoud CONVERSATIONAL Disr!ct, w1tte
In tn.s CITY, parsed reso!ns.oo reqaesunE tne ap
pcfnament Of Golotel Woodbury.. at CsAwFotd
County, Collector OF tnat Dsstr1c', In p1Act Of Geu-
esal kcr1nEe1, the pfesent incumbent, Who has
be1d me once SIX yeaIA
TIC operations Of the State Treasury for the
mtnt1 eLdll February r. lsIo, have besn a. fo4-
lows. VIZ: Bs:a1ce Fenruory ], tlss,o!s ~: re-
ceipts for FehluatE. 4a9, ,661t: to7sl. $sa519 65.
disbursements fcr Fspruarr. $sa,a 95: bsiance
II the Treasury, March /, STD e3 II
i ls1Re edltson CT senator HoItous speech at
tie recent 5ta.e Convention ID being p1ataaed.
4 numner Of orders base been received from va
I1Gus Senators snd menbers ef Congress for
, 1870-03-02
STATE LEGISLATURES.
WISCONSIN.
Special peFra.ch 10 The Chicago Tribune

WISCONSIN.
Special Desra.ch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, AHfch l.
In bath Houses of the Legislature last evening,
tie 1esou' ioLs adopted a. nee:inH IN AlFaakte
On saturday esenlne IN favot OF the re1noEal OF
hf fsst s q Saturday,
rolls opel 10 O'Clock, and re!e'red ii to se1ecs
10 the Assembly last evening. sen*e bills we're
coneutlto 10 10 lLcrease ihe lursdlc.on o. sns-
ttcss Of tte Peace. soa authorizing p9uSias egan,
Assembly bits pasied-to prov,de for the Rual-
"ase so aa1 @ q cbssSs =. nen Is
q cay; 10 appropriate 9s.tto tot 4 bust OF Coz
elnor Henry Doogc. " E 2. Jonss, Of J.aesyalte'
iSe1ce Sc5 for expenses iicarfed 10 coutesslng
hit ttat: ~ incgea4e the penalty for sFe-p7ssiog
% the public lands; TO .Lcreaae the nn0uat OF
bonds required to be given for the sale Of liquors
std Tue uu,lmum ueesee fees from 10 o S1eo,
Intse waa lengthy DEBATE o. tnts bill, taking
wide range and lng0lvlng the whole temperance
qaert,or- prohibition. high ucease, loE license,
The cnnl vote Tor the hlli Vas Il u st.
ns sles = oa sddee
auo her section prohibiting local legtFistion,
passed y vote OF 2s to 3, at:es Rejecting all
In the AsteublJ, q joint resolution proviing
three joint committees TO investigate the Affairs
Of the $ cteiary Of State, S:a:e Treasurer, and
school Lard CSnnls sioLets, and sia:e Prison.
Tue bl!I anerdlrs ch,p.cr 1as, General Laws Of
1sGe aptsorztpg the tetsaIptloh Of l.nda sold uu.
Ger foreclosure Of mortgages hereafter executed,
Wa refpsed q pasAage p5 = vote u l6 10 H.
4 te&Cl1tto2 Vas ed"p:ed changing the time Of
neetirR OF the Scda'e from 10 O'Clock to .
The Bill for charge IN the s5stem Of county
eo7erIn eht was further postponed nnu! Friday at