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New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
NTW-.JERSEY.

OPPOSITION TO THE REDISTHICrING SCHEME
EXACTIONS OF L. :. MARSHAL
lFguM THR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, March 11.-Tlere is great ex-
element in Trenton tonight the redstrctng OF the
state "a decided upon by the Republican caucns last
week A large and enthusiastic meeting was held In
T.norgnce Hall and resOlutiOnswere adopted denOuno-
ing the new arrangement and protesting against putting
Mercer County into the IId District, thus making both
that and the Id Democratic. Speeches were made by
eight of the most prominent puDlc SPEAKERS o the le
publican party the city, and Committee OF II were
appointed wait upon and remonsrato with the Legs
latlre in order TO secure new plan 49,
The following affidavit reveals the manner In when
Government officials use ther power 70 alu III tue au-
yancement of party interests: ~ .,,.
o,pb being uy deposes and SAYS that on Apr or
l9 1861 Depu Msrha william Bosse informed him th BE- h1l ou
appointed bif Of the L. s Court At Ifenon " 's Aei
had conversation with L. = hasht Sanne
and an agreement was mde AZ 70 p. saa Marsha M
entitled TO ~ that hei the
would take discount Of ~ per cent forfhe hfst
tem of IN. o and succeeding giving as reason
t.frly the o sending his the s
be taken for short time A ntn said eri
receive foil pa and hst he position would be permanent fAl
ngnent aud sworn IN IN open Ct
April ~ sad Pycr further that be served M = days ding N.
r receiving from ssii Punmer 49d s excess OF -
received 81 from d Pumme that daIng ih aiu sr
h. f,ei OF received 4l6L from sad fnmme hat he vas TIE
discharged ground that there nothing Tor him. The ' feIs
that there TIE N'fk 10 10
be appointed and that be was IN
formed by Boswell that his removal was on account m
political Sad Pycra further sA hAi he grei roe o
Sroiu and abscbe before this 5b i'v Of March D. H.
JANEs ". DE0FAw, !. T.
II * alleged thai this IL only of the many n-tuce'
in which Marshal PumIuer has ext1rtcd coilnl-'"h'
from his subordinacs to aid furthcrinS parb inter
est. M Pycraft is sober and ludua'Hou- man. anu
has been sOfely reduced by PLUMBERS c@ar'I0"''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
SEIZURES BROTHER-IN-LAW.

EX-COLLECTOR JCsSEN DEFINES THE slIuAIIoN
How SENATOR sCHURZ WOULDN'T SMOOTH
TIE WAY TO PLACL-HOW THE PRESIDENT 5
BROTHER SET UP AS DETECTIVE AND DlDN I
CATCH MIR. JUsSES-A REMARKABLE IN
TRIGUE-sENATOR sCHuRZ INEXoEABLi Or
POSED TO NEPOTISM.
The following letter from Col. jnssen'
brother-nlaw of senator schurl viii amply explain
itself: - ,,... nj N
To ne Editor Of The Ch3caGO tribune. .,
SIN: AccidcHtay--for American papers are Ie'i ~
bly rare Oh the COntnen-I met WIN IihDeI VI INC
Nsio York Times the 10th ult TO LAY that was sur
prsed 10 read the charge OF nepOsm as preferred by me
leading Administration organ against srnnloI Scnuh III
connection with my appointment 10 the .nitel StateS
Revenue COectorshp Of Chicago, would Dut ndly eh-
press tho Impression produced. Permit me piic GA
planatOn OF the real facts in the premises
sCuuRZ HAD EOTHSG TO DO WITH JU-sLSs Ar
PoiSTMEsr.
Senator schur neither asked my appointment nor
wa. 1 apponted because am his brOther-lnlaw. Viz
tied New York the Spring Of 1869 for medical treat
,nept and when certain gentlemen In Chicago tehdefeo
me their influence for my appointment TO the posi- VI
Collector asked 6churz, who II not only my bfOthot
law but lie loDg porsona friend. for ieItcf VI feoV
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE OIL RING.
ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATION OF OIL PRO-
DUCERS-THE MATTER TO BE BROUGHT BE-
FORE TIE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCYEl

ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATION OF OIL Pro
DUCERS-THE MATTER TO BE BROUGHT DE-
FORE TIE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNEl
TITUsyILLE, March IA meeting of over
1900 oil producers held tonight. at the Opera
House. Representatives. present from every
town in the oil region. and the utmost enthu-
sasn was manifested The dispatches onnounc-
ing the displacement Of Jay Gould were read
and received with the heatiest satisfaction for 1t was
everywhere and expressed that If Gen Dix could
oure control OF Erie he would not lend himself 10 such
an enterprise the Southern Improvement Company
Many fears uttered that the attempt 10 shake the
power OF the GOnld dynasty would futile and that
Erie would continue be what aas bcen the archin
stgator of every railroad which attempts to throttle
free transportation.
The Petroleum Producers Union was at this meeting
organized upon permanent basis. The entire oil coun-
try was divided into districts. each with Vigilance
Committee FIVE whose duty it is TO prevent the sale
Of single gallon Of oil TO the Ring The producers by
their full at this place tonight clearly nd
Gated perfect unity OF action. petition measuring more
than 100 in length and containing the names OF more
than 5000 producers reners and shippers of oil in this
region was to-day forwarded to the Legislature az Uar-
risburg asking FOR the passage OF ree flpe DILL ana
the cooperation Of that body with the people OF the oil
district in their struggle against the Southern Improve
Incnt Company.
The Pine act Of 1868 prohibits any but companies
tered by the Legislature to lay pipes for the anspora
tion OF either crude refined petroleum. and.
although these pipe corporations have not crippled
the trade by extortionate rates, they have
in "A measure become mOnOpolies. The producers and
reners have now realized fact that If this branch Of
the business thrown open TO every man VINO saw
t 10 engage it, the producers could become their own
transporter and deliver their OIL on the premises VI the
refiner. -
is quite generally intimated that the 10000 votes OF
this region will in the coming election be cast for the
candidates who shall favor the enactment OF laws
placing it beyond the power OF railroad mor0poles
10 control one Of the chief productive
Industries OF tho nation. deputauon
will proceed Harrisburg In few davs, to ASK hear
ing before the proper committees. Many of the dele
gates are already appointed, aud the body VIII Include
the property and capitalists OF the petrO
leln
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE AMERICAN REFORM COMMITTEE.

The American Committee of Erie stock
holders. being interviewed last evening found
by the change in affairs. Their grievance
I've that that the move is entirely q vic
tory the Atlantic aud Great Western They
consider II election OF new directors by the Old OBJ
ecOnsbe Board Of Directors instead Of by the stock
holders. and that the result will be not for the
interest the latter. They afraid that the po
cisns interested in the change will their influence
the repeal OF the Classification act, and that
whether the act repealed not the directors will
lease the Atlantic and Great Western Road
u the Erie, by stocking their gross receipts
and then dividing the ratio Of 30 A.
q. A. 10 20 Erie, which will lie decidedly 10
she Disadvantages of the latter II this 10 he
so and new election by the legitimate stockholders Is
provided for they would consider the change benefit
They SAY that not OF the directors signed the
stockholders petition TO the Legislature asking repes
OF the classification act, and Of them have been
known Erie stockholders. The best thing the
Iegi~'ature can do IN their opinion, IS 10 put the
road the hands OF "a receiver until the stockholders
hold election. To he brief, the Committee regard
The change simply shifting the charge Of the road from
fbe Erie thieves 20 the managers Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Road by which the stockholders M reality
f.uiu nothing.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE BROOKLYN ART RECEPTION.

The second reception of the 12th season
OF the Brooklyn Art Association took place last even
ing, in the Art Building and the Academy
OF Music. The arrangements for the reception
we're complete and tasteful The exhibition in
cluded two departments. chronological exhibition.
and display Of works by modern artists,
Iu the formation of the chronological exhibition the o-
cers and Committees OF the Association have been mate
rally adodDy the faculty Of Yale College. who have
virtually loaned to them the Trumbu collection OF pie
lures This department includes four original
portraits Of Washington two OF which. occupy positions
eitherend Of the main gallery, and are OF life size
They are, kuown'as the Stuart and "Trumbul" por
traits This department also contains many other early
works OF great interest which Coles series
pictures entitled The Cross and the WOrh" These
pictures are exhibited in the galleries of the new Art
Building. In the gallery OF the Academy or Music the
display OF modern paintings by American and foreign
artists h particularly fine
The paIquette OF the theater was fOOred over, an
ornamental floral temple erected in the center ana
the of the Association sauntercd through the
galleries to the music Oi Papsts and Bernsten's or
oh
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

Mr.. Bates. u. S. Attorney for Utah, who was
requested toTosgn letter 10 Attorney General
Williams giving sboud be required to 90
NhaeVer he the merits OF the ocB that me- feg
requested after Judge Mokens Interview viii the
President about weef
o.. Joel Clayton, the discovcrer Of the Mount
Dablo (Csll coal felds died Sunday
- The Marquis and Marchoness OF Lornt have
tit Queen Victoria previous 10 her de
psI.ure fr Germany.
Capt. w. r. Goodwin. l.. 5. A.. prominent
antiquarian nd we'll throughout coan
bang III With typhoid fever IN Concord, n II.
49, The case Of the Vesiry Of Christ's Church, Ger
uantoNn the dismissal ~ their rector the Rev. Dr.
R8mBeJ Tor tine before the board Of
PTesbeT concluded Yesterday U decision isTo Of the rector
90. The President sent the following nominations
the SeBste Yesterday: John IL Harris POtHssr HBR.As CITY
ALFRED Taylor 10 he Hear AInis ChaP plain James
Ksps sdvs4el gale Cis2 DiSage .ot rIda9i
nary hero sla dan lg tdr Rebellion
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
II IUSIC.
TIE orERA-RoBERr LIE prABLE


The role of Alice i'll Robert" seems, at
least in several OF It's important scenes to have
been created for Just such singer Nilsson. Every
body familiar with the part expected the prima donna
TO achieve, last night, and distinct success, and
there be question that she did Innocence and
womany sweetness, tiDged with little flavor OF rus
ticy. precisely the traits which she delights in
hibiting; and we doubt whether we have ever
Alice in New-York who reproduced with more perfect
realism the charming Norman maiden Musically this is
rated as q heavy part, and 1t requires organ OF
extensive compass; but IL is not beyond Miss Nssons
strength and falls within the reach OF both her upper
and lower register. AS mere piece OF singing, her
execution OF 1t Is good but by no means remarkable
yet In the whole she gives a striking and picturesque
personation that will be classed with her Mignon and
Mdr0hertd. The Of the performance last
ing notably increased by the excellence OF NJ.
Jamet's Bertrom. and Mr.. BrignOlis Robert The
Berram the best have had In many years.
action. The terrible unaocompaned trio at the end Of
Nilsson, was finished without fault. That is
recording; it should be mentioned TO the honor
OF Nilsson BngnOli. and Janet that, in trials
OF this kind. they always be depended upon. The
orchestra did nobody any credit though the gentleman
who played the ophecede put abundance OF honest
work into his contract. and the horns, albeit little
vague, and erratc. and uncertain OF wind doubt
meant well The palm of ineficency however. must be
worn BY the chorus, which probably one OF the worst
and weakest OF its size Academy has known IT gave
last night Internal Chorus all through the opera
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

EFFORTS TO RECONCILE THE REPUELiCAH
FACTIONs-TIIE PRESIDENTS FATAL hISIAhE'
tBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.t

EFrOpTS TO RECONCILE THE REFUELiCAN
FACT!ONs-THE PRESIDENTS FATAL MISTAKE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 30 THE TRIBCNE.t
WAsmNGToN, March IA member of Con
press who has Just returned from louisiana says that
an effort s making harmonic the two hostile factions
Of the Republican party III that state The method pro
posed is for great number OF Influential men, hVhg III
different parts OF the State, who hare not heretofore
been active in behalf Of either faction lou nie III calling
select delegates to the Philadelphia Convention III Is
not believed however that the plan can succeed tht
Cusomhouse party. counting on the continued support
of the President. think themselves 80 strongly IN
trenched in the possession of the federal Oiees tha
tlry have nothing fear. The recent exposures OF
their reckless in the organization or the Legis
ur do not appear affect them nuchand thcy are IN no
mood for q compromise with their opponents ON tne
other hand II is stated that Gov. Warnoth does not de
sire reconciliation with the CustOn-h0use factlOi and
that he has fully determined to carry MS
party over TO the support OF the ron ron,
NEE of the Cincinnati Convention. falrWlnued
men conversant with the present condition OF iOhlsdha
nocs agree that If there IS not decided cnahee lot
he better before Presidential campaign Inc state
win inc yably be lost for the Republicans Ihe Ia,ai
mistake made by President, they say was III not IN
stany removing Collector Casey, and all MS Ohce-hoid-
inc ahettors as soon their scandalouS proceedings
were made known 10 him. II this had been done, ana
hcir places illed with good men who had NOT tkch an
mart IN the of the factions Tue DIehch III mo
Republican party OF Louisiana would nave oerh he"'eu
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
FOR oit"r ship Hers see THIRD Pay,.I


Steamship Bnl Bkn-u Rhnpa C'y Point sni TSr,sn
" mise ind pas 90 Oh D1mio.on resmsb.pto
steamship Regulator fr~msn. Wilmington u % ms' - 'lsH
SesnshIp Co
steamship ym Cyic Scott R-imDri cry Pom. sofias.
With mdse. 10 Washington Z O.
Steamship VoGntees. iIose rhlIs,h nth ne 'ni pa-
foillni steamship Go
Bark Elen PoHau How hiuEls iisys. ~th
issses.
BARK r (ofSesr.por ,rv,r Isyai p i,7, vt
Bark - W HohrooA Got POnau Pois. oisai - Ay, ga
sDl pass.
Bng IIagan, Benis Miisntas p DAYS with sugar
Point HsiaiD. Wright Mukis Feb lj sth
rg Slas tSpaul. SAls Haysna Feo 3 va Ctas,a - Ia.
ballast
brig (of Se.rspor c.rou. Masanar 10 lays -s
m0ilsses
BinS,rl Smh CiDe Hyt via iaAgg, Fb ~s
l'gs,ed Ald salt
ScBOoNgKs-RWsK ,ND coAsr~f'H-
Sarah Pnryis Prov y. ~ tOrI. frovti'nes
Am Dole. Provide Drs
TI.r p. ..li,i. Dehon. CI,s.s Cobb. ,it.A.ul
WiHD-SuuIOFn hgh Y r'pri~
DOMESTIC ports.
SArANsAa. ia. March IL, tr,lhiD Ijn'gpmsry hs
Sr~f hs sir D. II iris f Jiespnvi q" p, r NeT fostt
+ L. a. sri Jeol't" o 0ft Tor PhAIi2hia . bir. N
drr.Hppn. l.. a. 5. 4. hlIlAt. ipr Ars-IDu
MENORANDUN.
The steamship P1nhrr Mfh Bosfor f1r p.l'lDh Thch
ashore BAnegst " Yesterday Il uS
Coast Nrctug Co. steamer Nnlnts, sua laa. Do,
MsUNG NE.SrLhc Charles r. Psg~ uf Pailep Cay<.
Levi G. GHre, M loaded with S tnn ra S
from New Wilmington \. g. rsb ~. sui aSsai1s b>es
NJ Der
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
THE MORMON TRIALS POSTPONED.

SALT LAKE CITY, March II.-Ihe Ihlrd
United states District Court met to-day Judge strick
land presiding. vice Judge Mchean absent Ihe civil
cases on the docket called Deputy U. ). Attorney
High obtained an order from the Court that witnesses
now present to appear in the trial OF Brigham Young
and others set down for to-day should give recognl-
,1nces To appear when called for. The defendants
sel asked when the trial was come Off The prose-
cutting attorney said, unotcialy that an adjourned term
of the Court would probably be held for trial the
turn of ChiefJustice Mexican. The time of the trial
would he made known through the newspapers, end
notice Will he given counsel for preparation.
Ex-U. g. Attorney Bates's statement that Utah ex-
presses entire satisfaction III his with the Nor
mon prosecutions refers the MUrnons. to
tiles who universally condemn IT, His removal receives
the approval the lawabidng portion OF the population
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

am informed by vIce-President Archer that you nave
beer duly chosen President OF this Company ana tner
fore deem 1t my duty to you as do respec @
assure you, that recognize yourself authority anu
obey all orders emanatng from you and the Board Vi
directors you represent, well "a the Executive .oi
mittee this day chosen. g. r. MoRosINl Auoi'"''
Den sckles npon being asked the probable course OF
Gould stated that he supposed he would appear 10 e
courts the atmosphere was far different Irom "n'
n Lad been. the Jndges were undergoing investigation.
che Legislature changed and there were 100 many
investigating committees. , - oa o,,
Roards OF officers were as cool and sepossessed ms II
attending an ordinary bank meeting in qiet business
times Mir Frederick A. Lane walked nervously around,
ut his face was radiant with smiles and he was irst on
hand when information or assistance was required
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
sUEARMAN AND FIELD AT BURGLARY.

SUEARllAN AND FIELD AT BURGLARY.
At midnight, a rumOr, founded on good au-
thorty was reported at the Dix headquarters in the
directors room that assault was soon TO be madeon
te safe TreasuTers office, on the first floor OF the
Erie building The Dix men were in possession Of this
portion of the building and resolved that any attempt 10
open the invade the Treasurers Office should be
ressted Mr. Justice d. White. the Treasurer, had q
strong for the protection OF his Office The only
communication between the Directors room and the
Treasurers office by the elevator. The Gould men
d the outside door Of the second story and refused
ugreS egress any but their own party The Gould
men obtained admission 10 the main corridor and the
offices opening from it. and are there checked
An attack made at 1915 a. III. the law safe in
the of the second story. The police caught MI
WHITAKER. clerk Of David Dudled Field and two other
men who had opened the SAFE carrying buUdles
Of bO0As away The work Immediately
st0ppet and the books returned 10 the safe.
It suspected that there spies In the
DIX camp. Mr.. Mortimer Smith has explained that the
As attempt made TO certain private papers
which Mr. Gould had in the SAFE This however. is
tr;sdc;ed by certain Of the Dix party. Mr. Thomas q
Shearman claimed that the attempt the safe jus
liable. aud only made TO obtain books which his
piyIt" property.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
uexNuHxssssAzxl


BrLKIgY-st 81 Souirort 'oaa, Mama O. frei.res 3aA'-'
fuusr. irom D., o,aeaee. OF 9-.aaa., $50 'a.. a.
cGApP-Soader II Of "a, hent sphen Heav cpp sgd
H., rau,e. and h-pl. A. re,-.. qy,I ., ',,i fser-
March l. st 1eoA ~ d. s''' oa'''" " .sS
ngon-sIrtre
popGE-ou vopI,y u,rrb H. 1877 ,oin, i,ssi-' q
the lac ss~el 5. .ni Mar NJ Dodge. asea y''r -,,.-
Nfa"si as, at s1 So js Iso, t oa wiH-
ELDRIDGRonay morning. mss n Ad.ios hiris'. ~'io'
panerai take place wedasy narh % ., Seos " fms
fsS sloos,s. iS RESIDENCE 90 ''''"'" ''' '''
PosrgR-u De Soto Missouri On pnrunoa, wr.s
Inrnnent = Pirs5arso. rean.
KEN oS-Ou SUNDAY, ind Jaet Pr,n vie o F'r'o W
The TIre and friends the l1erI 11a-i.r.
iS ar a,o a ae,r ',, S.uLis :, 4.-. 80 S Bs,.Sa
LANGMu iR nPau, Frame, On Lr ~ frl.sr i,i' j. s-
ngnr, snd dIagltr oi the ate ,'s4-iE 'ikef
LAwHESC sni,. On Fhd s,ea1s Nlr B. Of d''o u he
ritv' sad f,eo. oi toe ug "i 20 'eo h' f'n''i
2b n O'Clock. The remains vail Os n,e1 ~ frsa"oi loo
in,rueaL
MrGRAr-In BrooAlyo. March . lrs s,t,h ~ W, ".
McGrd aDi daughter Of 3 H. m.ee; 80, Hew9aryb r..
R[f s,s % mr. i'' at os a'f ss % 10 f' rom IL. 1 o; M
Tbra, Eoy soSi ant fnytari S. SOUR b'o'aa
RAYMOYp-rn Yeybargh y T. ssbsath mo-na Nl-rs 70
hibera Clara ToEns-pA nfint daughter OF W~ n ani Line
Panca .crscss Oc r,euc Of re sou'h
G rrvc. Bai.l viii be made wedaes,y mornug At Onc-
SMoNDs Monday March H. .c,e. fever Jo'a. wAsm
,on II p. Kate simonts sgi an n'ni
ave. near Seyenteenthst. Brooklyn. this isy, at1
sISCLARR-At Corning " T. SATURDAY morning 9A MsrrS
Fannie A. Olses. wife of Henry T. NncnIe
Puue from her late residence Corning Dock. aoay ,sr
noon llth inst
SMGrH-On Saturday March Bmene wife Of M,rin Smith
relatives and end The family respectfully ia - 'n
her late - Barrow st., on IHrsIsl sisT-
noon March ~ at O'clock, without further imitation
WALLACA HeSbnrgh, ~ l llth Inst William aiSc orn,V
of Bethel Sullivan County, y. Y.
Funefil on wednesday moInug
wARD-ou Monday March H. Of typhoid pn,rmora Rlmpni ws.
aged 81 years
Relatives ins attend he funeral Thursday
Al from his late residence. AeNNk. y J.
wHITISG-On SUNDAY March H. E whiting daughter VI bs sts
Eleneser Whiting .
Tn. relatives family respectfully g,i'ei Ia a,tsn1
Brio Church, Ftyr. aud Ihry
on "Wednesday, Mlrh ~. at II O'Clock.
WINDSOR-A New-Brshton Sael isoi. March . NO.
rHct Of Loyd Davis Wai,oE IN Oh di II
| her
Punpri place the Church Of the Ascension West He-,
Brighton Tuesday IL O'Clock Boats leave Pier ~ hoh Ry-r Al
1 IL - clock
WRGGHT-Oa Sunday morning 10 George ienry g,S
and Lydia ST. Wright. aged l3 year,
Relatives i1d attend tie funeral irpn -
residence Of hs parents Groet, Iur~Ja tbs iIh
l0i O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
FIRE IN INDIANAPOLIS.

INprAYAPoIs. Ind, March ia fire broke
out about O'Clock tonight IN Bowen. Stewart d Co.'S
bookstore ard communicated to F. NJ. Herrons jewcry
store adjoining small portion OF the retail store OF
Bowen Stewart Co. saved but the wholesale STOCK
was an almost total loss. The jewery stock was only
damaged by water The total loss on stock ana Dnd-
ing will probably reach s1OO.000 Bowen. Stewart d.
Co.'s insurance Is about 100000 partly in the Queen OF
Liverpool, Home, and Phenix OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
AFTER MIDNIGHT.

GRAND OPERA House, 1870 a. m.-Vice Presi-
dent Archer and posse of friends sleeping the
Directors room and patrol has been established in the
lobby.
Jay Could Ia In small room opening from the cor
ridor about 200 OF his adberenis with him.
Mr.. Shearnan has been denied admttance to the Dix
headquarters 1t probable that the der OF
the night Will pass peacefully.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

The annual statement Of The Equitable Lilo
Assurance society U the United afes the past year
viii be- found IN another column. The receipts stated
M 6I223. Disbursements, ut.ufiag amounts PAID for
claims ny death. StGi8.pH iG TIE cish assets
amount fO sljOI5lj S. being gam - SlJ5t32 % dur
my the past year The business assured fDr tns
year Was Sil.s0i0T.
The annual statement of the National Life
Insurance Company NeW pr l0r the .ar !si Hhoss
that the receipts Of the Company have been s6i.o0 "a
Expenses including death claims, S4i,OS ~ The tOtd
assets are stated at s9J0 lG 81 Total number 0f pocs
issned To Jan 1872. i0531; policies issued ~ ioI loti
iusuring, SJOasIg.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
OHIO.

PROPOSED RErEAL or TIL LIQuoE LAW.
Co1rmsus. March lin the Ohio Senate to-
dov l WAS introduced repeal the liquor law. made
famous by the name Of the "Oho law" or the "Adar
Houor law" An immense number Of petitions are now
on file for the modification repeal OF this law ana
petitions signed by perhaps aereater nuiuhei nav, pv
crieI frou All parts Of the state againsl any change
in rs proy6iOns This question is assuming gigantic pi"
portions but yet the TeniperGhce Couln.,,o' 90 ~
neither branch Of the General Assembly have made any
tnufh he subject.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12
AFFRAY IN A BILLIARD SALOON.

WIxoyA, Mimi, March IA serious afiray
occurred in this city, Saturday evening, in William
Reusss saoon between C. g. Muller and Robert George
two well-known grain merchants. in which George was
struck by Muller upon the back OF the head with bll
lard cue which fractured his skull and laid open TWO
teries lie also received cut on The top OF hie mead
bofn wounds being three inches in length His life Is
despaired Of Muller was arrested. but released
heavy bonds for his appearance on Monday next
New-York tribune., 1872-03-12

me s,t',,act ~ so'firiAr ani believed that tc nsd
Spanish pirate Ie VISITED defendant (Iferw,r ma
yife Who claimed 10 be : cia.rgoyao and medium. 10
she ass,ire MN they were genu Oe aud s@sd urber.
that In TWO days he woud tho 'oot Of hs bed the
woman ne must marry lie AZ tilo TINS ana iascS
predicted The medium hersnf and uudGr the dfcctou
OF the spirits interpreted through bef mSIei n"r,
much against hi4 viii On this showing n'H'S "Ls
granted. Freeman - veal by.