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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
MINORITY REPRESENTATIONS

The system Of cumulative voting received
its rst trial in Illinois at the recent election t.
applied only 70 the choice Of members 10 the lower
house OF the General Assembly and the result as given
in the appended extract from The Chicago Tribune seems
a complete vndicaton OF the principle minority repre-
sentation:
The first trial OF the system Of minority representation
as applied the election Of Representatives. IN inc
General Assembly, took place ut our recent state cleo
On The results before In round numbers, the
STATE was in the proportion OF 10000 to 2O0cO0 The
whole numberO Senators g. and OF representatives. l55
pubcans have 80 and the Liberals 49, wneu had they been
chosen under the system Of giving the minority tlet
pr0pOrtiOnate uDer the Republicans would nave hdu
% ana me Liberals 10 In me eeclon VI hcpl 10
ves the Republicans carried 80 districts, ana under the
leaving 10 the Liberals - ana "a Representa-
ves The actual result is 20 Republicans, ana o. Liberal
ton OF the Two pafues hcc9i luE W tle.l
votes The primary object Of rle COuStltutOal provision
HAs D0S4 att,-0N' 80 1,'-,,-,5io, ms Il,
racy. Another OBJECT OF the PROVISION Sas 20
give the voters the opportunity OF ulscI4n-
mating againsi an oDlecuonaeie cliGi,u44os0 r gs
doubling their votes Tor an opposing c@n,.4'c. -
voters have availed themselves OF TINS privilege 10
large extent. and the effect IS seen IN various astc
As rule the senators nave Dee8 CnoeoLi ny ~ is
polling the larger vote for President IN the several CAS-
tricts and rule. the party electing me senator nus
also elected Two OF the tnlee fcp
are several objections TO this general result Ihere aI5
q great many persons IN the STATE VINO ere usEusleu
with the result OF minority REPRESENTATION MOI are 's
confined any one party Ileie are hepuDag.1us VINO
refuse 10 understand way, IN dlstLlcJ VIII cIsI
Republican MAJORITY Jne uihoIIty snouiu nv az
representation at all. On the 0ther manu. tuefe are
Democrats who arc Glsgusted Win the Thought lle d
Democratic county should De reprSsehleu IN tue Lell
rurC by Democratic aud two Republican members
Is the case IN Sangamon There are hummer ~ Ce
feate1 candidates WuO declare LilLoLlJ o
humbug and demand It's repeal 40 the earnest possible
time; but, the whole, 10 has worked adnIaply H
has secured the great end sought anu mas edDeu le
people I'm many Instances TO defeat ODJccuOnaDle can
didates by the election or better men, Inc prncipe OF
minority representation has been FUZZY viNIca'eo oy
pesults,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
ezNEHART,s STATUE or CLYTIE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-blr. W. II. Rincharts
statue Of Clyte which arrived here few weeks since
was unyailed to-day Gt the Art Gallery OF the Aessr
Myers & HIdan before go0dly concOurse OF tie lead
inc citizens OF Baltimore. Mr. Rnehart has chosen TO
make the first exhibition of this his most successful
work. In Baltimore a tribute of respect TO his EahFe
state and graceful acknowledgment OF certain acts OF
kindness OF which he has been the deserving object
The Maryland Ii gslature in 1851 commissioned MI
Rnehnrt 20 make q memorial statue OF the late dstln-
rshed juris Roger b. fancy, and appropriated theie
for the sum of 5000 TIE commission was accepted bY
Mr. Rinehart. then in this country, and on his re-
turn TO Rome tho modelling commenced He had
mot nroceeded far with his designs whom Il became appar
ami that the sum designated would not nearly suffice for
tho work contemplated. Some friends IN Maryiand-
notably Mr. T. Walters, 20 whose knowledge the iacIs
came while soiourning In Romc-interested themselves
IN his behalf and the Legislature OF 1852 on the repre-
sentaton OF the facts appropriated the further sum OF
$1,000 stpulaung.thaa further expenses such as me
cost ~ tho pcdestal raising. freight &e, should be
defraved therefrom This statue yesterday rA'seu
20 its pedesal al Annapolis, and now thorouBuy ut'pS"
and vailed awaits its Inauguration on inc IO1n p4OA'
when Mr. s. Toackle Wallis. Mr. william finkney "ny1ei
d ,br epal Iuminaries viii Oicate IN various cere-
monial capacities.
tr with the fact that some OF his most pdr
basers and earliest patrons have been found among ne
iovera OF art IN Baltimore, combined 10 m"uco H4'
Rnehart 10 make exhibition OF hs Ciytie neie De
tor, seeking York. The modelling FOR ths sutne
was commenced In the early part OF 1870 ana "nen
the results OF the Studies we're tTnsieriee y, o VA.
Me yO statues precisely alike m every paItlou -, 49,
made OF these received most favOfdDlo 80
tion before the Royal Academy on tno ~ a. Tf.-I
ssf exhhtiOn. IL found purchaser IN MT 49,.
man IA well known collector OF h0ine' anu Is nov Az
1T civ The rsDca. II so 10 may De calNd IsHo 10
drsf aunearance to-day since leaving laiy DeIoso IN
ndeuee consisting all our best known loVets VI sl
! orfi,ts and gOnnOisseuts. 81, 49,, -. L. -
"Clvtie nYmph beloved OF Apollo loyea MN 10 re
+,,rr ,,t fhn god having shown licdcDeroua lssloh
~ bsr aister Cyo revealed the secret 10 Der mther
Anollo then deserted her. and shs pned away conuh
lt,5 razingop the sun, until she Wah tfahato Leu o
suutower turning ever as he moved ana iuohlhS aWeyS
Tor ms lfht" Thtro naturally s0mo curiosity ~
"a a yvrrf OF which much lad boen sa4d aOoau ar
ticulsrlv ag IL was understood thai London Joul Al OF
o,os srsndng In REGARD sach matters ha prom
tIne net nude euro that had been before the csdeny
~ M wears. II 10 delioSteY modelled, Tgt In its
J a,e ana gracofu "a ia lines aud curves Tnero 10 an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
MINOR AFFRAYs.

Coroner Hermann began an inquest, Satur-
day on the body OF August Schultz age 81 OF No 90
North Moorest. who died. last wednesday, from inur
los 10 the head inflicted by unknown person 1t ap-
pears that on the previous Saturday deceased went
upon a "spreeD and returned home the following
morning wounded IN the head 10y some blunt lnatfu-
meut He was unable state where or By whom ne re-
ceived the wound. The inquest adjourned IN order
10 eve the police opportunity to seek Tor some clue "
the assailant . q, 4, ,..
John Craig, vagrant, who was beaten and trred ~
unknown persons IN West-st, on Nov D. ded at me
charity Hospital BlackWelFs Island, on Saturday Inc
police and the are endeayOIng 90 discover MS
Peter Cannon who was seriously Injured during an af-
FRAY In the guOr saloon of James Sweeney, at No $50
Hckst Brooklyn, Monday last, died on saturday IN
fbe CRY Hospital The injuries were inflicted by James
Sweeney, who Is now IN JAN awaiting INC acuoA VI INC
Anthony Eaton OF Greenpoint, while looking NJ a
nas.ug target excursion in Elghth-ave., on Inursday
evening was struck the back OF the head with some
heavy instrument. His vase, which contained Nalun-
bic pfopertv taken from him, and was subsequently
found BIZ Oficer Connolly IN the possession 81 James
Fzparick who arrested and locked mp az JehctsOll
Market FOR trial. john Lynn, acconWlce OF flzpat
ck was arrested Oh Saturday When the officer went 10
reenpont 10 request Mr. Eaton 70 come 70 TINS city ana
make "a complaint against j. M he found MN IN Deu az
tended by "a surgeon who states that EaiOn- WOUND -
dangerous Lynn was taken before Justice Cox &C JeI
f.rsUu Market yesterday, where lac was locked up ~
await the result OF injuries. . - -.
Oneei Murphy Of the Tweny-frst Precinct was twice
fred a. Yesterday by OF gang OF rOughs Who We're
trespasiug upon the sOOp Alfred 40 the foo OF last
Tbirfy-.eveut-s Neither Of the shots wac enectiVe
and though officer pursued his assaaat NC Iaieu u
catch him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
EVACUATION DAY.

The eighty-ninth anniversary of the evacu-
alton Of EcwYOrk By the English troops will not be eel
e,rated to-day As in the oden times by an imposing
military display There will be two parades. The vet
Grams OF the war OF VIII meet in front OF ST. PauiS
Church az $50 a. and VIII then proceed TO the old
fort n Central Park the 9th Regiment furnishing them
with an escort There after raising the American Tag
thew will DE addressed by the Rev. Matthew Haze Of
Brooklyn. After that they viii be gwen banquet ~
the armOry of the 9th r giment.
The 1st Regiment OF Pennsylvania. under command or
Col Latta will arrive from Philadelphia lt tie iOOJ or
DesbrOsses-5r NJ II ana Will proceed rocty 20 the
Grand Central Hotel AT y. they Will be FORMALLY
received by the 7h and the two REGIMENTS VIII march
through Broadway Beavcrst Broad-5t, halden-iane
and Broadway theCy Han, where they VIII pass IN
roygy before Mayor Hall and MGIOr-Gen. Shalcr and
5ta whence they viii proceed mp Broadway TO the I'm
Regiment arn0rv. The Pennsylvania regiment VII re-
turn 10 philadelphia in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
GENERAL NOTES.

The members Of the oar of Allegheny Coun-
ty Penn gave a banquet 10 the retiring Chief Justice
tne Hon james Thompson, at Pittsburgh, on Thursday
last There we're present all the Judges OF the supreme
md County Courts, AMI large number or members Oh
the bar. In the course OF fecitous speech, Judge
THOMPSON he felt regret aJ lAYilR down Cue u
al rnes as he would only throw OF care, apor, ana re
spousibliTy Tor the resumption Of freedom.
There is at least one newspaper III boston
which seems willing 20 tell the truth and to DO able 70
comprehend the real OF the sufferers by tAo me-
II SAYS the charge Of sesufcent pride has not been
flung Mt Boston without reason, and urges, with much
ound sense that IN the of the AID extended ny
other committees lisa question neither OF anily nor
-poslttou hut simply OF the privilege OF tlaIl- III
work Of philanthropy that Is not so slight nor 90 ui
p1rut as 10 warrant the exclusion OF All ne pinB Ln
outside the municipal limits o. booton. ~ at'"sga
ngh prnise OF tine sn-tt iu which ai1 hah nos ,
gl. c0uclusiYely tnat by accepting dashGt1oo Lyul
.eaa tle Door VIII bs much better eattu iol ,l ~
6gs contributions were from their own oiuAchs AM,
frv concludes "rl refuse 10 Dos me AnloheI Oh ulnln
ngrnfv I'd 0ur oru poor iu such case Mcula DC uAsta
ecua IndDadi and may no ththh u ,sai bVo~ hsN'N
uas syarsQ our city 5ue1 All inD0lassVa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
rnoH s.rrs AT ArcrroN.

The sale Of miscellaneous books at Messrs.
Bangs. Mcrwin O. Co.'s rooms, which began on last
Thursday, was concluded last Saturday few remark
able and interesting lots we're offered together With the
usual proportion OF trash % De found in such invoices,
We note titles and prices follows: The wcllknown
"Plutarchs Lives Translated By Several Hands vols
i2mo., Lond, 1885," brought 6J cents per volume.
copy OF the Compendium OF Geography, containing
Pomponious Mela julius solinus. and Others" printed
by Aldus 1913 I2mo.. calf gilt 81 90 The "speculum
Exemplorum, folio cali, 15l, s. ," ran up to s.. Ram
SAYS History OF South Carolina, vols. 5vo, tree calf
gilt Charleston, 1909, brought s. 50 per vol book
with tho extraordinary title, "Reliso BbhOpOle CHE
Religion Of B0okseler), seemed by its strange subject
70 attract considerable attention, for sold for 81 81
and til hoped that III bookseller bought II Dc VIII,
through .ts Derusa experience those sOfteniug nnv-
euces OK which the trade may be supposed " stand Al
need.
This evening, at the rooms Of Messrs. Bangs, Merwn
& Coz u M commence the sale or private library, ~ III
specially strong collections the M0rm0ns, tho CiY or
Now York Che works OF William Blake, wiIh other luter-
p-Elu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

BROwYROu sunday Nov aged yesrN north. Ast - esr
OF Browne. OF We
al Of amoud. Dn.chesz CouBty.
Relatives ay respectfully invited = attend Ne
funeral WeatFor hht., IuesdaT Nor - - o. n
FIsHEA bis residence aeke1s1sk n j. sassday .ereoea
ofdishees Ge0rge H. Fisher d. In the 9th year hn &C.
The ersy ard friends are fuLsFat sseaI
te secout Reformed bat ae sho1i sfihef nss
at.u Trans leave Chanbesst for TIE sDpef s'~eSa
Wsckenssck. rs I d IN. returning. leave itS.
philldelpha Chicago and Utica papen please roilce'
a.RDNRR-A srey Ctr Heynt Nov. o. AtaaA Cieuea<.
v.fe al william Gsfduer, aget dh yesu.
gun on aioadag O'Clock aetd Of odnc A. per IL
ErSE Of Saturday residence Bnntehoh IT. near asneese-
y Relatives nj friends further aotee rEks
Monicello-s al Jersey feur
HADLEY-Iu Brooklyn he parsonage Nv ~ Kew silvia r Had
IrS Pastor of Tar A. = Charch. aged = fears
Hs ri,iiyes su eud The nt o tho " Chnrca are ~
ctfy invited 10 present The Wares NJ X tsurch eeuesa
Conr aud Smib The al on Monday ISth Moves
ber
LOvgrr-Ta Brooin Saturday Nov "a Capt Diner Lovs 10
DE 7ll year OF has
YORK Soc respectfully hFi 70 aucn 20 anerAA
Chn0a and C4Easi Sta brs0STa,
ysInesasr the Elm iHst o'elsek m
Ulster Co. Hef. ~ Rev Henry Ostsn-
der D. D.. n he va year ol has
T resrss and the amir infited 70 aen4 ths
rer.l Church iorslJ moEni< st
10 o clock. without further aoAse.
UggLER Saturday Nav ~ Mrs S-h Aihsroa Wheeler,
widow ~ OrrUe ?. Whrcs. formerly ef NeH fork
from Lio sedeace a AAori, Cora, "a TUESDAY Aoy ~ -
~ O'Clock.
WEgD-On SATURDAY. - 8T2 ha resisncs zs rsfy-
third st. Harvey A. Neei, IN tbs 3lh
Funeral sill take plaza "a ruestAs 49, mt
Full particulars ia u tAcFroNs p@pess,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
eTEAM SAFES IN THE BOSTON FIRE.
NEw-YOgK Nov a III,

TO the EdffOr Of The Tribune.
Sig: We submit for your careful cOnsidcra-
ton another OF tho many letters OF communication
which we have received since the Boston ar all Attest
,uz the uDeroricy Of Steam safos respectfully yours
S. II. COLE. Manager.
To g. IT, COLz Mrn yger. American Patent steam S1fss
900 Broadway, Nce York ,, ~, =
We asye feiC great uxctY, since tho burning or our
store on the great fire. for the safotg
OF the contents Of sac. Il was placed midway rom
g-ont 10 rsar in OP et0rs, where 10 envelOped In
lame aud for TIRES days u was exposed 70 an inte
heat. Tie safe opened yesterday ana 70 oar great
wsre found ID DO in as DorfecN condition when they
were put She safe When We purchased Ins saio OF
Daratvo hreprDof qualities Of ne different saies IA tho
marset and wo decided IA favoz OF the Patent steam
safe q Che American 5teaga Safe company. since ths
test and trial. we feel assured that 9ns Is al you repro
sefted 10 De- and that with the steam protection "a "A
fre-prcOf as IL is possible 70 make cafe. Yours very
truly PALMER q BAslt&4DLA.
I0siOit, Nov. TO- IsTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
TIE COUNTY cANyAssERs.

The Committee on Protests Of the Board OF
Comfy Canvassers consisting Of Alexander Wide Chair
man Thomas Conan. and William Joyce, met on satur
day night. Considerable merriment was caused by
petition which stated that s sgner voted for himself as
Controller and asked that all votes Tor himself shoud 10
counted. On the remaining protests the committee re-
ported as follows:
In he ,se Of william Htss. TIRE petitioner cantfiis iof
Alderman 81 he claims uat n various eleol y.
trcts bis f.tu roi'u- .ar hu lsa aatla utls m l-
naur adlernE ihe Al rrflsc iioli Ne
returned BY ue Inspections la 'iitl-t i' 1870 800
luclle ai those ffi-fle- Jog A y.
name empower r boa' % comrf VIA ne Pt
scaucrrE could lni l.ft 80.
hs uaurt on "plste' bug loose % ne nlon"t ana .@s,
hle This Haai 'ef uitNi
occurrence lie maaiittuf osl Aeiinl he
bfr ri Ucl ho Is morally r1t F-.A. We ~
rr-iitrriou definitely pc fa A
noald s equally lorrre hr case. ana coo b"aA',
10 H. Ln-e ample Justice "a clAlf- ~ ~ ~
ctaFei from q r er aclln ln the CO.
Dol Doe elt o lo.l g. tap tar stiofef alr'ea .i H
reut si he election y assembly a 800 fii- AteNN PIG
DO fte CT ef Kew fo-s'u rlcl tt ttil.' .A l'..t
l.nrlr saI alce n a4l ai
s-as-u- 49, ztote iEa4 9a i- pas 81 ~---v-~ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
TIE SNOW BLOCKADE IN MINNESOTA.

TIE REPORTS OF SUFFERING AND Loss OF LIFE
UNTRUE.
A special dispatch from Winona, Mimi, to
Tic Chicago Times says there is truth in the reports
mat there is danger Of suffering ard loss Of life from the
snow blockade on the Winona and St. Peters Railroad
IL says:
Tho snow which fell on Thursday last throughout
northwestern Minnesota, % tne depth or ABOUT SIX
inches accompanied by driving WIND, seriously DOCK
AIDED with the western END Of the NlnonA anu 81
Peters Railroad and showed IN seven engines attached
70 construction trains Transporting material Tor lo
DeGrad the contractor for It's building where ne haQ
900 men at work. There no danger OF the men
starving rs the men working for Col. DeGraH
are within SO miles of " Tshal They have 100
teams. and can drive The prairie as easily
AS m midsummer At Marshall, tley have access to Red
wood Falls and the Minnesota lyer, where are Sc tle
Inents OF several years. Near Marshall or Lynn %
heavy body of timber and u Is me enc ana I.' me-
long the ue of the railroad that arc dilted fI ana
which nave created the mischief superintendent Slew
art left here on Friday last with tnIee engines Two
quoy-p Ows ana reserve force OF 80 men, Win 81 dls
rtiOns and plenty OF wood 20 battle with tDe bOeAade
until the other engines and trains, with the mem were
extrcated. From dispatch just received from sleepy
Eve Lake we learn that superintendent stewart diINeu
az that point $50 this morning with his rescue TRAM
having relieved the snOwDOund engines anu tIdlhs' anu
thar Tie track is now comparatively clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25

A man representing himself as " Henry Porter
Tension Of Rock Hail. County Kilkenny Ireland son ana
heir Of the late Thomas Tension, and ueal descendant
OF Dr. Thomas Tension, Archbishop Of Canterbury"
three months ago .nsuted the wife OK Perry Mape OF
Hudson villa, .Poughkeepsie, who, with her only
daughter was travelling by rail between Albany and
Syracuse In the Joy of their return the Incident was
forgotten he appeared soon after the lady ana her
daughter had reached their home Hrs Mapes Identified
hm he wished 10 apologize, and claimed that ne was
gentleman. Mrs. BIapes ordered him or He said ne
yyould be back in a week or two to establish his
character and returned IN about dvo days, when
Mr. Mapes knocked HIM down. Soon afterward
he nreteuded that lie was a relative OF POughkeepsie
family and told the story OF his love FOR dss Mapes
They accordingly invited uei 70 .-elA 80, 49, "a
met the "ineal descendant" From TINS une iley COZ
responded under assumed name on Ihe Lazy part
and early III November be appeared IN FougAheepsie,
morning OF Nov. II Miss Names left her home in plain
DRESS went with Tension 20 me pastor OF the ChrA Oh
the Holy Comforter, united WITH IenlsOh III nsIepe
1eutatiOns which satisfied te clergy man, anu they we're
grried 40 the church ms eft che town by tran FOR
Albany and stopped 40 the DeicVdn House. WINE ne
1s ont the next day she stole away 10 the depot ana
went home Meanwhile he bad inserted long marriage
notice iu an Albany newspaper and caused duplicate
OF b. 10 auuear in the Detroit ucwpapers. win the
added line " London Illustrated Aeirs pieaselcOpy
II at length appeared mat ne lad n.d p VIC ~ -
that he bad lived with another woman as MS VIE ana
that mau OF great eAlalasaAce, Dut not worm
Mapes seut him telegram, signed with MS daughter
name, SAYING that 10 Was away no "-Oliclia L4u
ASKING him 0 The bait took no appeared ~ tne
bOuee carly Saturday morning; astOunued 20 meet
Mn MIpes 10 the door, welcomed cordially, DuL on
the POughkeepsle jail MS hcl-pl5 uuIIuE As toll
ment have been absurd ilut many neleFe mat ne 1
deranged. The absence OF ms we 98Iohd WI pIoDAOy
delay proceedings against MN. MeaAWhIe tIle cas.
eXelfes much interest, DOl l fousAeepsle lnu Der'
cases record Mr.. Mapes the atner Oh inc gr Is re-
treQ North River steamboat captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
A MoRmoN coNeREssMAN.s 1919

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 24.-George O Can
nom delegate elect dies an answer % Gen. Maxwell
testaut for tho scat in the XLuId Congress CannOns
reply Is very long. 10 denies al the material aiega-
tons Of Maxwell He denies the taking at Saugoo' IN
is3 any other time place. oath or other OBJ
legation 70 OBEY Brigham Young bis SUCCESSORS In all
things in anything temporal and spiritual and also
that he took oath Of ds0yalty 70 the Govern
ment OF the United states.
He also denies that he asserted that the revelation
Of pOygamy paramount all hnman laws. or tha5
no would obey II rather than the law~ 81 any country
he denies that be living IN violation 9f tho laws. aad
that Brigham Young other person influenced his
election in manner ana asserts that All tho voters
exercised thClr own Judgment without fear o. favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
PERSONAL.

Thurlow Weed is 70 years Of age
A son Of King Victor Emanuel Is banker IN
Naples
Gail Hamilton Will pass the coming Winter
IN Washington
The home Of Dante, at Florence, is in a dilapi-
dated condition.
We read that Miss Carlotta Patti is a capital
hand at euchre.
Mr.. Edward A. Pollard, the Southern histo-
rian, is dangerously H.
Charles Sumner, it is said, lost property worth
$1,000 IN the Boston Ore.
The late Theophile Gautier is to be commence
rated by monument, in,France.
Ex-President johnson intends to establish
bis residence permanently at Nashville. Tenn
Ferdinand l., once Emperor Of Austria, IS
seriously H. az Prague. he abdicated the throne, IN
I64S III FAVOR OF MS nephew, Francis Joseph.
Col Krzyzan0wsld Che must have o lively
tilne signing bis uamcl has been appointed special
agent Of tue Treasury department for NeN-Orieans.
Queen Victoria has given $3.50 to the Asso-
citation for Gaelic-speaing students the Northern
Sgn0ds la connection with the Church Of Scotland
Mrs. Grant Of Oregon, wife OF Mr.. Jack
Grant late Representative from Polk County ~ the ore
gon LEGISLATURE shot trapped 35S squirrels last year.
Mr. Fitz Henry Hight of Boston is reported
TO have made runaway match with the richest heiress
IN the County OK Wexford lrel.Dd-tAe daughter OF
Hon. Hugh Barry.
The Hon. David Mellish, Congressman elect
from the IXth NewY0rk District was formerly resi-
eut oil Worcester Mas, whore nc learned the trade OF
printer some 70 years ago, at TIE Worcester SpB Office
Mr.. John T. Ford of Baltimore, the we'll
known manager owns portrait OF Shakespeare painted
NV fbe late Thomas suy, and originally intended FOX
Top OF the pToseeulam VI the od OHesOHO-7e Inca
raf Ii plllfl ielpl4d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-25
pASSKNGERS ARRLHED.

FROM BREMEN-m ,taaEsiD Doaar soI Jos. rss"ss
n. Dafcr sai chen. Helen hoe ni enis-
ren John nders AMI iamg Wopct AID lic, Mr. iesgen-
berg Agnes Derklen, Mrs Lua Wahr and eidre7 Af
j. a. Roger sna WIFE ana 9t1r In TIE s7es1d
IRON SAVANNAH-In steamship Gen. DdT1i. doy A-FSssk
Gibson WIN. FULTON, IT, sinclair J. J. Peale Ma ~ l'9n H. :.
icnry Andcrson VIM Hopkins ttsc
Christopler.E HOPKINS ArtlH u 3 A. Lsut
A. n McCauy b. Jas Haggcrty John Nugrnt, John Nsse
enlisted and aUz4gesac CeSe-ng a. ier<
United AltllerT.