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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-10-24

CONGRESSIONAL MAJoRITIEs.- The
following are the official majorities on
the vote for Congress in seven counties
in the district, Mexican county not yet
officially announced
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NEw.IERSEY COUNTS.

In the Hudson County On. j. Court of
Quarter sessions at Hudson City before judge Randolph
presiding, Thomas Casey, who had been indicted ior
having shot of an officer in HobOken last month, was
convicted assault and sentenced 10 two years IN te
state John Nc Kcnna was placed on trial Tor
having set fire the premises next door TO the corner OF
Hudson and YOrksts. in Jersey CITY After evidence
Capt Cloke summed up for the defense, lie heid una.
the fire was the result OF accident ana NOT
OF design, aud argued that Mckenna had
6rod ne hay in which the flames originated
vim a match which lie had lighted 10 enable himself TO
See some cats which he hunting Even II this were
no. fhe fact the mental condition Of the man at the
time was such the counsel held as TO absoye HIM from
rcspousbity for the act He insane from the COIN
blnoG effects Of protracted melancholy ana scarcely
less protracted spree The Hon. Charles H. winfield fo
loved I'm behalf df the prosecution. Tic jury eturned
after nm hours elaboration, with verdict OF guilty ana
a recommendation 10 mercy. Mckenna was lemahueu
for sentence. 40 --,--- .-....r,o,. I,-arL
Uanley and Henry Schurz convicted OF assault ana
battery Daniel DictZ, CaihaHue Pohbardt ChIi,opher
Wcnzr Knox Cook Charles Kuhlman, Henry warner
ous Rosert Patrick King. Wlnlfred Anderson ana "
oren pleaded not guilty 10 charges OF assault ana Oa
terv lanes r. Burke pleaded not guilty to charge on
rs,I Martin Leach and Bird get smith, charged WIN
adulierv pleaded not guilty Henry Hoy pleaded not
,lty 10 a charge Of larceny ana receiving ana IAo4ia'
iIoy entered the plea 10 charge OF burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.

"A Woman's Suffrage Convention met IN
San Francisco yesterday.
.Jordon Crimmel, resident of ThOmp-
sontown Pa. brakeman, was killed on tuesday uhdei
the cars at Lancaster.
Samuel LandOur Of Philadelphia com
mtted suicide yesterday at the City Hotel, III Nains
port by shooting himself with pistol
The Rev. Henry Niles Pierce has been
cousecrated Bishop OF Arkansas Bishop Pierce WasiOr
merly pastor OF st. Johns Church OF Mobile
"A young man named Fritz Wereteman
Wanwautosa accidentally fell into vat OF boiling water
al Weiner Co.'s distillery Milwaukee, ON Monday ana
was sealded TO death.
.E. B. Phillips Of Chicago has obtained a
verdict for $4,000 against the Illinois Central kaOad
for personal injuries received by the explosion OF loco
motive belonging to the Company.
.... Rudolph of Chicago telegraphed to Deer De3'ery
at san Francisco that he would play him for the billiard
banonshp in that city on the 18th Of February Deery
has asked Rudolph 70 postpone the game unt feD ~
There was considerable excitement IN
Richmond Yesterday by attempt on the part OF some
coored men, TO ride street car appropriated Ior tne
whites instead Of the colOred -Four were arrested
and the Station House was surrounded Oy an eheted
crowd OF negroes until heavy police force was orouh
fo the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
JOCAT POLITICS

The cOlOred citizens of this city are making
srrau gemeuts TO hold grand celebration Of the com
pete ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment OF Inc
Federal Constitution which provides that the hight 81
citizens OF the United STATES 10 vote sa not be dehled
Or abridged By the United States or by any State Onac
count Of race color or previous condition OF serYtnde
The Mechanics and WOrkingmen's Demo
cratic Association No J. assembled at No $40 BrOome.st
last evening tie President Charles l.. Morris, ia the
chair 10 was moved by Nj. Ewing that Conference
Committee be appointed 20 draft petition 70 the Legs
laBre asking for the repeal Of the Conspiracy law The
gentleman proposed 20 secure as many signers among
We wOfkugmen possible saying that Senator MURPHY
Who had the bin IN charge required considerable urging
ne wants the wOrkngmen 70 put their hands IN their
POCKETS. Money is the motive power Win him. Ia a
speech o. considerable length Nj Ewing aLlmadvertcd
ol Lhe neIcenay character Of ter representatives al
Al1aby, whom tho Democracy present had helped 70
See1 HE following appointed on the Committee
'-SsSE 4W!ng, hyM9p, CossWeAs HVIHeb! and motifs
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Paris IN NEW- YORK.

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL OF THE cERcLE
FRANCAIs DE Harmonic At THE ACADEMY
OF MUSIC
The legend, "Cercle Francois de Harmonic,
1901 cleaned last night circle OF gttering gasjes
over such motley merry crowd Of maskeTs over such
prauks Of Menus and antics Of Terpschore-in word,
over such Midsummer lights Dream OF music, mirth,
aud mschle-as only the gay capital OF France could
surpass The theater Of New Norks most renned ana
brilliant gayeties has rarely presented more dazzling
scene than did the Academy Of Music last evening, at
the NTH annual bal Pare ct irdres OF inc Secie
the name OF French balls In this city. the Cercle has
had 10 struggle against certain degree OF uhls. pegu
dce but the brilliant success achieved last night shows
despite many contrary prophecies that te mower Oh
Partisan mrth indeed, be made to bloom on AMER
can sOll The dancing floor at midnight was a Devil
deriue panorama Of the bizarre ana the beautiful the
graceful and the groesque. From the tOpnOst uef OF
100 of Thomess best musicians Hooded the Duhuhg
with Ofenbachs strains ana drove tAe uaHetia ~ ,s
and round IN a wild and whlrhng maze. Az eaGn pa
sage 10 the floor seecapped plkeman Kept Waleh ana
ward TO see tina. no one unless IN iDdsA
ar costume intruded among the merry multitude OF
dancers and prOmeDaders Scores OF gentlemen ~ u1I
evening disgusedin dOniuOes, red, white OF DIue OF
oicaIlv cured with prOdgiOus or some Other
amazing features, furnished foh 10 the VI
comic quaint and elegant costumes Hnoso SnSa9
naced or strobe or skipped, danced along uOIeI
Iovns i'm every style Of spotted, striped ana tnstIeu
Sarb agreed with Jacques that "motley's the only
80 tuss' "a any wag Of ShSkespeares Friars IN long
robes with merry twnkles IN thelT eyes Jostou 20
aud peasant girls IN pquaht SUIT, he T MN vHIs at
many colOrs. Here young warrior IN SILVER man VI H
slnbad the Sailor la i-yda inonPson' I"ssie IN
Brother jonathan whlrls along WIN oOoe1 ared
Highland plaid veTitable Celestial smiles
a. mn and while an officer OF ours IN red coat ah1
White sash waltzes with gorgeous DlOh1e IN plh a
pearls AS the hours flew past the fuh grew user a
more furious and the scene became merry WHIT % -
element which only the mercuflaI IenCnoI ~ ~
OF the mirth could have created aud lhsPlou' ~ 80
cd and n was daylight before the Academy Was
deserted by the last jOyial reVeier.
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CRIME IN wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY.

The Grand Jury Of Westchester County have
found two bills OF indictment against Isaac Van "art
guckhou-one for killing his wife and the other Tor XIII
ing Mr. Alfred Kendall at the house OF the former on
ew-Year's Day. IL Is expected that no VIII DC ','ou
,,r, the March Term OF the Court OF Oyer aud Ter
miner Young Kendall was Informed on SUNDAY last
that bis father had been murdered on the uny 10 ~,
heen too critical 10 say anything 70 him on the
The Grand Jury have also found an indlotmeh, ssS
Cbr.tau erger for mausaughte In the secohd uehve,
i'm king Milton L. Carpenter on the night OF jan ~
sfrIkInr him on the head with wooden nhieG ino
pisoper Was arragned yesterday and pleaded nor gum,
The District Attorney proposed 10 bring on le ,a, s
be counel for the defense stated that ne Coul O' 20
ren,rcd 40 early aud moved 70 have the prisoner az
United 10 bail which Judge Cochran refused, out "9,u
not object 10 the pUspOneinent VI the uiA 10 to
JaShua Purdy. col0ret, who committed an outrage
mon -rhDul teacher iu .ho town % Harrison eoDat w
months ago Is indicted aud his tgial wiz t"te pace AZ
AZ carly d..
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

A new cooperative foundery is to be com
menced shortly in Baltimore
The Engineers of Brooklyn last evening
adopted a constitution and bylaws. guarding against
the admission membership Of persons not qualified TO
take charge OF an engine.
A street-parade under the auspices of the
German Piano-forte makers took place yesterday the
occasion being the removal OF the tools used by the
bellymen" on strike in an uptown pianoore factory
From the report published by the Secretary
OF the International Moders Union IL appears that
Cooperative Iron FOundery IN Rochester Is great
success. It has paid the better wages than they
could have obtained at other places and after paying
all expenscs there net profit on the capital invested
NJ ~ nor cant
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- y.sekle 21 lost, BnA Fteh sgs5 s. Tssrs
I4INH-A'Oo -oay Jan o. Canada, W. Flora JOssa
JOhE>-Ou Wrib. ones ESQ. Of lOnkers. \. T.
daughter ~ Alrsf.
Notice Of funeral hecs T., d AL. IL q, A,ho,.. IS,syo.
LINDGBNS-Ou TUESDAY,
AGED % years invted % attend no fuBer, ssrviess
The friend. Of The mT Tssaiy dtsL, THURSDAY, The
ron her ate res1enge, 10 We.
21th, Al ! o'clock Phsh.
LOMBARD-In Brooklyn 90 Mon3sy ).
Lombard, IN her sd funeral ron the resf.nes
Relative. and invited attend be ouavs near Oss
Of Der brothsrnia~. D. A. TAYLOR. "a " ash.
THURSDAY 2lth inst, l0'ciock. yeCr.8, A, Al,
McCRBDY-on wednesday, the 25ih Inst. DezuisA
55th year OF bis b, TEepr
A requiem be solsnniyei St-pheus Chur,
eighth s. nea Ibiriaye. Friday the lh ns, 81 10 o. nots
The friends Of the family Invited 70 attend without 1hst ~,
ROBBtNS-At Rosvn. L. Wednesday morning Jan. ~ Step
Robbins ~ Woodbury.. On the 8st year % bis
the residence Of b. sonnS Hsrrv T. Hvlt
Friday, O'clock vii be waiting
MHeoa The arrival Of whCA leaves Hunters Poiui Il
o'clocs
SMTTl-At London Ear'ari wife Of G,esi
Smith daughter Of the udrev Parsons Of Pateron
SPlESIn Brooklyn Tuesday jan q 1870 Amanda Mars
reHci o. Frsucs spies
respectfully invited s,,en6
the funeral rm her residence No 81 J0hssout, THURSDAY
afternoon Jan o. at ? O'Clock.
TAYLOR-Suddeny lh PhiAle!pha T. James HearT
Ia oft city, 10 ,l- ptl year Oh
funeral service at bis late residence az West F0 seyrnth 81 II
o'clock Friday Jan D. Relatives au friends respectfully lavtsd
yAEDERPoELIn th Jan &C. Jesse o. ysa4erposl the
.5lsh Of hsage.
u yce ofthe funeral hereafter
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HE'LL GATE-DEEPENrNG THE CHANNEL

The operations of Prof. MailIetert at Heli
cato ara wen known from previous reports In IHI
TrfursE. The Government work is under the lniHedl
ate charge Of Capt c. L. Pierce OF Tie hgineet o0,ps
"a IIef'. Pout known Fort Point, from inc ooa!ioh
~ ola Port stevens there In lsl2 10 ihci'ate a., -
a. oi,t perlaps from 800 90 $50 feet III lensln. IN
ms Enclosure an irregular PIT has been sunn 'T I
~ jv N Uniformly 80 feet below the surface OF Tue
and across the entire width OF tho reel, WHEN @ ar
fr,ui the shore 100 feet beyond anu N4.0' T., 80 nm
80 tidS h. covered with water. Tie lhtthuon - 20 ~
III nder his reef rs entire length from NE p anu w
,,. ~ blast blow Up the entire reel ING i
tsd that AS the excavation has cut tio ioci on M
, more The shock will do no damage 70 Asloia. ~
merry with which 10 has been pushed uuilnL "
10 months under the superinendcnce OIL -. 80
practical MINER. 10 viii no aouoI DO
tisnI ng lie channel considerably. 90, ,. ,..r.-tr,
I r,I pt0Icct as suItc,ed by " y" NAA4e40'''
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MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE ARTuUR.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-This afternoon Prince
the Washington NavyYard. Two companies Of marines
drawn up in line. when salute OF 81 guns was
fred and the English flag hosted The Prince raised his
hat in acknowledgment Of the honor The band played
the air Of " God Save the Queen" The party were re-
ceved by Admiral Dahgren Secretary Robson and the
members OF both Committees on Naval Affairs. After
visiting various points OF interest, the Admiral enter
tanned the guests at his private quarters.
The President entertained the Prince and others at
dinner this evening The room hung with ever
greens and festOOned with ntertwined American and
English flags Mr. Minor X Kellogg's portrait OF Queen
rendered by HIM for the occasion and hung
wall facing the Prince, Mfr. Kellogg copied this
portrait from the painting Of Winterbalter In Windsor
Castle twenty years ago. special permission having been
given 10 him by the Queen for that purpose The table
elegantly adorned at one end OF which were the Hon.
]. j. Wlnans the Hon. George W. woodward, and
and the s 06er ,n the t Hon Hon
II. L. Paine on one side OF the table were the
Hon. stepenson Archer, Mrs. Buckley, the Hon. Noah
Davis Miss Sterns Senator Bayard Mrs Ortiz, Senator
Williams, Mrs. Grant His Royal Hghness Prince Arthur
Mrs Thornton Secretary Fish, Mrs. Potter Gen Logan
Mrs Sterns the Hon. G. NJ Buckley and the opposite
side Of the table, Mrs smith, the Hon. G. NJ Adams Mrs.
Fish, the President Mrs Williams. Senator Anthony,
Mrs WinaDs Col Ephirstone Mrs Paine, c. n. Potter,
Miss Nellie Grant.
A large force Of workmen is employed preparing
Masonic Han for the ball tomorrow night. The list OF
invitations the ball is closed and Mrs. Thornton has
already been obliged TO dsappOn more than 800 persons
who have applied for cards Of admission.
= Among those present Miss Kellogg, who. In re-
Spouse invitation from Mrs Dahlgren, sang very
beautiful from English and Italian, receiving at
their close the congratulations OF many OF the dlsln-
gushed guests. including the Prince.
Prince Arthur, accompanied by Minister Thornton
and Mrs. Thornton made their appearance in private
bOx al the National Theater this evening and heard the
last three acts Of the opera of William Tell"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
KENTUCKY.
REGULATING CoLORED LABOR.

REGULATING COLORED LABOR.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 26.-ResOlutions were intro
duced to-day the House TO protect employers against
negro employees II provides that any convicted OF
enticng away from bis employer laborer who has en-
Gagged in writing 20 perform service shall suffer fine
Therefor and that anyone continuing TO keep aborers IN
70 erye another after been notified OF such engagement
sLall also on convection be fined fOr tue same.
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NEW-.JERSEY.

TRENTON, Jan. 26-Ihe resolutions known as
the Fifteenth Amendment reported to the House
ths aftarpoop and set down for Tuesday next for
AderatiOn. - 49,,
The bill lately introduced restrainingthe Communpaw
AbbatOr Company from killing than 100 hogs ia any
day and compelling the pens 70 be 1000 feet apart Is
creating much excitement among the membefs. Inc
LAFAYETTE property OWuers bringing great Influence
20 bear IN favor OF the bill and the AbbatOr Company
are equally strong their opposition 20 the BILL a. their
business Will be practically destroyed by rs passage
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or,h-oo. = ,,t 900 foe, 0ng, 600 wide. and from 20
to SO feet deep to commence n Hattels Cove aud run
through TO Pot Cove. Twenty s "S S c, Tx run
through this course and there hS oi'.se rom tilo
mainland 70 what the lower p 10 aI,d a. Uu,
improvements made the creekN rnb ianJ III
the land adjoining raised II this is 'n' 49,, ~,
cost % the proposed canal would be much y. and tho
cost OF contemplated improvements at Hell Cab. ;eTay
channel would be improved, IL would be y, ~
strengthened from opposite Blackwells Island he
Sound. But some contend n bed OF rock Is beneath
he q mel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
IOWA.

Dgs MONIES, Jan. 26-In the Senate, to-
day Joint resolution adopted TO take "A
from the 10th to the 23I Of February The joint resOu
ton from the Committee Of Conference the dsa-
reeng votes Of the two Houses the ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendment was passed-Ieas, 90 Nays, G.
memorial Of Sizens Of four townships in Muscatiue
County rendering the townships 90 the United States for
the site Of "a new Capital, was read ana referred
In the House the Joint resolution Tor a recess was
adopted The Senate Joint resolution asking Congress TO
grant pension 10 COL John C. AbcrcrOmbie was con-
N.rrnh I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
AZ 1Np1AN MrRpEEER HANGEp IN ALAsKA

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2G.-Capt. Smith was
murdered Fort Wrangle, Alaska the 2jth Of Decem
ber by drunken Indian The chief OF the village re-
fused surrender the murderer, whereupon the com
mander Of the fort shelled the village, killing Two In
dams. After considerable diminishing the murderer
was surrendered tined by cOurt-martial, and hanged
Capt Smith was formerly In the Confederate naval
service lie commanded at Galveston at the time OF the
namtnrn of Tho LLlLrLnt LaMe.
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or INTEREST UPON THESE RESPECTIVE ISyES
MEMS FOR PERIOD OF TWENTY YEARS.
T9.. s2s@gssSIa as ~ ea 50 ssso IS sa1 ssa q

IIa, SI' 2o years s22os 80 $500 sL3l7 IS s33s7 %
The above table shows the interest on 1900 United
states bonds compounded up to twenty years IN god OF
in currency at l25 also what the proceeds O SuSn
inc railroad bond The proceeds upon the hvetWenty
bond would be 81 20s In gold ana s6o in currency and
upon the per cent bond s3i III gold anu sooy ~ tu
rency; showing nearly double return upon tue A'er
Investment, as compared with hyetwentles.
LARGE AMOUNTS OF DIsEhGAGED CAPITAL sLIhIH' In
1rhuo eorton sections OF the country in pressing
need of better facilities for carriage ana communication
there are movements OF capital In process peculiarly
favorable 10 enterprise taking that direction vi te
49, aount al the surplus means OF the country which,
during the war, sought Investment IN uOVefument poS
very considerable proportion has since Deen released
NV TIE pOrtatOn OF bonds 10 Europe; tue amount low
tLere beiur estimated at over SJoOOOOOO Inc out
nw ~ bopds and other securities 10 Europe With lhe
nast YEAR may be safely estimated at SlOOOO0O beside
Which within the last nine months, the Government mas
taken of the market, by purchase ABOUT ssVU,Uo "a
Tive Twenties. The money realized upon TINS ImhC.se
aggregate OF securities, on the one hahu goes in'o
trial and commercial employment, tenulhg 10
h INSTRUMENTATION business OF the country aud on lht
other hand seeking investment In the constructor %
ne roads adapted 10 accommodate the augmented puS
Imnressed with the Importance and the general sound
ness OF this expansion OF the railroad interest," Vi tg
country. have deemed 1t proper 20 Irecl ot ~ bt
attention 10 tho investigation OF such projects Oh WIS
chrcer a, may he brought 10 our nouce Win view 10
Ge negotiation OF their securities We regard TINS ne"
direction of enterprise, when regulated WIN uuo nc
- ~ sting and sure prospective commerce. as emf
neny calculated 10 benefit the country al large anu
where due caution Is exercised In the sclcctOn as aHOiu-
ing a means Of Investment not oy hucn ntO,o ,h
nperatve than older securities. but also entitled TO me
1rttre rouddeuce OF our friends and the pubic NO
securities will be gotiated through our hrn without
The closest previous scrutiny into inc resources OF h
od Lc b5ss of ITS organization, the strict LEGALITY OF
H. franchise its titles to property ana the Character OF
lis promoters. in which investigations we employ inc
ect The interests OF all who may make Investments upon
, ,N observation-disclosures a HENRY CLEws q Co
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 2G-In the Senate, joint
resolution introduced urging Pennsylvania ssna-
and Representatives Congress vote for the abb
clifton OF the fraukng privilege. bill repeating so much
OF the Appropriation bill OF last year provides FOR the
appointing Of the printing Of the reports OF the heads OF
departments, also introduced. The Senate has re-
solved publish nearly fun proceedings Of the Legsa
tore bin passed the House allowing each Senator and
Member 500 worth Of postage stamps session ia lieu Of
Tie old frauklng privilege.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
TIE woRK1NGMEN,s ASSEMBLY,.

ALBANY, Jan. 26.-At the session of the Work
ingmens Assembly to-day, resolutions were offered pro-
testing against granting any more public lands to ran
roads; 10 allow the discussion OF political questions In
trades assemblies and to investigate the expenditures
on the Capitol and the conduct Of the contractors
all Of which were referred. The bill pending in the Legs
are relative 70 prison labor and contracts adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
ALABAMA.

OPPOSITION TO THE ALABAMA AND CHATTA-
NOOGA RAILROAD BILL.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 26.-The Legislature for
the past week has been engaged on local Dlus. The
Senate bill loaning the State bonds TO the amount OF
OOOOOO the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Will
come up IN the House tomorrow. Meetings have been
held for the past nights In opposition 10 the bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
GEORGIA.

ORGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT
ATIvES.
ATLANTA, Jan. 26.-The House of Represent
Rtives organized to-day and elected +. B. MeWhorten'
Republican Speaker over T. Bryant, Conservative. by
- majority Three members OF the House, Messrs Don
adsOn Mum, and Taaferro have been declared ineAg
BILE by the Military Commission. The seats OF 10 mem
bers have been declared vacant, account OF refusal
eud failure take the oath required by the laws OF the
TINTED states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
POLITICAL
VIRGINIA.

THE LEGISLATURE TO MEET IN FEBRUARY.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2G.-GOv. Walker, upon
receipt information Of the Presidents signing the
Virginia BILL Will issue proclamation calling the Legs
lsture together February Gen Candy will give up all
control OF state affairs when the Legislature meets and
6ls the civil Offices filed by military appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27

HELENA, Jan. 2j.--The body of the China
man A. II. Chow, who murdered John r. Batter on the
18th OF January was found this morning hanging on the
celebrated hangmans tree o! the Nigautcs Pacarded
on his back was his crime and the words Beware The
Vigantes still live"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-27
REGISTRATION OF WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS IN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Jan. Pa resolution was adopted
by Board OF Trade to-day approving OF the plan pre-
sented by Committee Of the Board for establishing
central agency for the registration OF warehouse receipts
The President and Directors instructed 10 enforce
compliance the part Of warehousemen with this or
some other plan that will accomplish the desired object.