New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-09
GENERAL, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Lucas W. Harmon, n representative in
the Massachusetts, State Legislature died. III East Hamp
ton, yesterday age so.
THE New England Poultry Club COM
menced Its exhibition in Worcester Mass, yesterday
The number OF entries was SIS.
THE total number of hogs packed in Gin
cinnat during the present season $780, and the aver
age yield Of leaf lard is 27i pounds a.
1.-The municipal election at Des Moincs
and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Monticello, ILL.,, have
suited in favor Of the Republicans.
THE body of man named Casey q
former resident Of No 6 Columbiast thi. city. oas
found IN the Hudson River at Albany yesterday
THE stores occupied by A. Gillies, dry
goods dealer Bertrand Brothers hardware dealers
m Lindsey Canada, were destroyed BY fire Oh Monday.
The loss Is $4,000.
....Azerill Lewis, while intoxicated, shot and
killed his son, aged In Baltimore, yesterday "a
officer on entering the room found Lewis dead drunk
upon the floor He was committed.
THE Mississippi Legislature met yester-
day Business confined 10 the appointment OF com
mttees and preliminary organization. Gov. Blcorn
will be inaugurated at u O'Clock to-day.
THE Wisconsin Assembly has Endorsed the
course OF Senator Carpenter In his expressions Of
pathy for the Cuban reyolutioniss The Assembly re-
jected the proposition OF female suffrage
The Sutro (Cal) Tunnel Company has re-
elected the present Board Of Trustees The tunnel has
bored to the depth of over 5000 feet The average
daily progress Is three feet.
.... Last evening, q rear building, corner OF
Seventh and Coatessts, philadelphia, used as Germsn
thester burned Fortunately the audience had not
assembled The loss Is covered by insurance.
De LOUISIANA Legislature paSstC lUd
bills allowing the jackson Railroad to be extended
through New Orleans TO the river. and postponug The
New. Orleans City election from March to November
1.-The captains of sailing vessels ana ing
at English ports report having encountered heavy
ory gales IN the Atlantic The vast helds OF lee are hos
ing wardly much earlier than usual this
AT Rock Lock, near ROndout, n. u, all IN
known man last week became involved In an aeresl"n
the latter was fearfuy beaten, and has since Died.
Eight hundred boxes and ten cases Of
sla frotnB Ori IL. A.. Damon
Of ST. Louis seized on Monday for an alleged At
tempt to eysde paying the duty by the undervanasn
OF the wine.
The following is the weekly statement Of
the condition of the Boston banks Capital ~ 5000;
loans tlOs9SIl specie 1880 e. d, az, Legal ,eDdei
banks, to'i7e9; deposits, ''Ss'sa circulation a.
26O,S6s
The Chollar Mining Company of San
Bile on the 10th The ophr Company has levied
assessment OF 50 share The Imperial Company has
escnded the February assessment and levied one OF Go
per share.
Three companies of the Third United
States Cavalry left Fort Union NJ yesterdays
1Ss aO MbpSs At the
the first Of June.
In the Circuit Court of Kane County. III.
Frank Jackson obtained verdict Of ns.oc ayAst tho
Chicsgo and North Western hallway Jachson was On
enp,oye Of the Company. and while coupling cas-. ias'
ton has been made for new trial
THE Connecticut Sunday. School Copven-
ton opened at New Haven last evening with large
able session. GEORGE NJ Woodruff Of Litchnei wac
chosen Temporary President. aud Vim. j. Fletchet Sec
Cooper of john Fss hs
ford. II. N. Cleveland Of Brooklyn, l. H. Hyde Of
Terryviic. T. C. Bsseii Of Hor%alk and Prot Van Wick
OF Mddletcwn. The Rev. IL Clay Trumbu of Hartford
and Ui n a0 sa TrSman srcss IN Ne
use Of Illustrations In the sunday school