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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

One shipment of two tons and
another f six tons Of chickens and
turkeys were sent from Davenport,
Iowa, recently. The order was
made by the heaviest commission
firm in Nevada, who had the con-
tract for supplying fowls for Christ
mas dinners Of several societies be
longing to the Miners Association.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Alarmed at Gladstone's Repub
lican tendencies, the conservative,
section, led by tile Dukoof Somer
vet and viscouut Halifax, are seck
| fig to form q coalition with the
Tories, for the purpose Of electing
Beveric Speaker Of the House Of
Commons instead Of Eraad, and to
compel the retirement ofGladstone.
London papers Of the 10Th pub
lish q letter from Her Majesty
Queen Victoria, in which she says
that she desires to express her deep
sense Of the touching sympathy ex-
hibited for her family by the whole
nation, and for her dear son. The
feeling, says the Queen, shown by
her people during the painful and
terrible days Of the Princes illness,
their sympathy with herself and
beloved daughter the Princess Of
Wales, and the joy manifested at
the improved Dealth Of the Prince
has made deep and incAable i'm
preston upon her heart. The man.
ifestions Of the people are nothing
new to her, for she met with the
same sympathy ten years ago, when
a similar illness from that under
which her sou is suffering removed
from life the best, wisest and kind
est husband that ever lived. Her
Majesty says she also wishes to ex-
press the heartfelt gratitude Of the
Princess Of Wales, and concludes
her letter with a hope that her
faithful subjects will continue to |
pray for the complete recovery of
the Prince.
The conscription for the Russian
army for the year 1872 is six men
to every thousand.
Thiers delivered apowcrful speech
in the National Assembly, ofFrancc,
on the 2Gth ult., in opposition to
lcvying an income tax.
General Sherman and Lieutenant
Grant were expected to arrive in
Paris OH the 2Sth Of last month.
The Germans have seized prom
inent citizens fthe town Of Revin
in the Department of the Ardennes,
because of troubles between the
Bavarian troops quartered there and
the French people.
It is understood that the. Ger
mans are making q census Of the
private fortunes ofwealthier citizens
of the invaded Departments.
Admiral Pauls de Barnabi is the
aquatic warrior who is to represent
Spain at Washington. Senor Rob
erts will retire.
1t is rumored that the President
of Siberia is in Jail, charged with
appropriating some 100000 Of the
public money to his own use.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

John Quincy Adams, who says
he regards the administration Of
President Grant as anational calam-
ity, left the Republican party be.
cause Of his admiration for Andrew
johnson.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

To AnJouRN.-A resolution
passed the U. S. Senate the other
day to adjourn Congress sine die
on the third Monday in May.
Whether the House will concur is
another question-most likely not.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

The New York Post says that
Gov. Hoffman renounces his long
cherished adherence to the Demo-
cratic party. lie is for a new
party, and is ready to act with the
"WAat l know about farming man,
or any other of that stripe.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

General Sicklesis preparing for q
vigorous assault upon the Erie
Management, in both the Courts
and tho Legislature.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

The revolution is advancing into
the State of Tamaulipas. Insur-
gent forces appeared before General
Cortinas' troops and fell back on
Comargo. 1t is supposed they will
entrench and fight.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

The Russian steamship Kunit
foundered in the Caspian Sea last
month, and all on board perished.
She hqd a million ubles on. board.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

A steam wagon exploded in Glas-
gov, Scotland, recently, killing five
children, and wounding seven, who
were following.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

A ccnAagration was put out in q
room Of the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Portland, last Tuesday.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
While the Yale professors are

While the Yale professors are
agitating the establishment of q
school for training editors, the Cor
nell tacultyhave decided on this de-
partrcnt Of instruction. The course
in letters, as the new department is
called, will extend through four
years. The prominent studies will
be those relating to social and polit-
ical science, literature, history, and
modern languages. Facilities will
be afforded for learning the printers
trade, in connection with the Uni
versity printing office.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

An uncle ofCeorge Fralicis Train
las made cath that Francis is a lu-
natic, and has asked to be appointed
guardian over him. y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

The ship Edward foundered off
Falmouth, England, Dec. 29th, and
all on board were lost.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

General Sherman and Lieutenant
Grant arrived in Paris on New
Years Day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13
PACIFIC, COAST NEWS.

SvJ ~ ViivinS y tWdIu lUT WOll
scalps at Dallas.
Prof Oglc>by, Of Dallas, had lis
left arm shattered by the kick of a
horse, recently, Gays the Repub-
hcdn.
The hams Of a deer killed by
some Dallas hunters weighed fifty
seven pounds.
James'M Campbell, of Dallas,
in cutting off limbs, let the knife
slip, and came near cutting off the
leaders Of three fingers.
Frazer River, B. G., s still fro
zen over.
Victoria is troubled eper-a-r re-
port that several ship loads Of Fe-
mans are OH their way from San
Francisco to capture Vancouver
Island. 1t is reported that the
city is under martial law, business
suspended, troops parading the
streets, and great excitement pre-
vailiig.
Mr.. Jacob kardlc fell from the
roof ola house at Olympia last
week, but still keeps his eight
burning"
The Kalama Beacon SAYS On
Saturday night 3lst ult., a Sweed-
ish boatman, named Harold jensen,
was drowned in the river between
the wharf ard Emily Island, by a
skitf' filling with water i'll which
himscl aud colnlanonwere, at the
time. Search for his body has been
continued ever Stree, but so tar with
out any trace as to where it may be
found.
A large railroad uepot is. to be
built at Kalama, occupying a whole
block. The rails have been laid
for the first twenty-five miles.
About two hundred men are en-
ploycd on the next ten miles, clear
ing aud grubbing.
A few days ago the Oregonian
an account Of what was
called the largest steel works in the
world, located in Germany, and
covering a square mile of ground.
A correspondent writes to correct
this story. He says that everybody
ought to know that the largest steal
works in the world were located in
the city Of New York, and covered
many square miles.
A denizen Of East Portland fell
off ofouc of the city bridges and
broke the handle of his face.
A young man named Kent was
ollowed by a couple of men and
knocked down and robbed in Port
and, on Friday of last week. Sew
,ral houses were robbed tie same
hight, says the Oregonian.
The two Good Tcmplar lodges
n Portland are tlourishing in a
most gratifying degree. Within
ixty days, sixty-fve persons have
,eep initiated.
A State Temperance Convention
S to be held at Salem on the 22d
# February next.
Portland was visited with a very
evere rain storm last Saturday.
Oregon merchants have a good
lame" and plenty Of credit at San
francisco, says an exchange.
Mrs. Hellering, of Portland, is in
distress about her daughter Lizzie,
h;rtecn years Of age, who ran away
rom home last Saturday. Desires
Information of her whereabouts.
The Baptist denomination at
cattle are preparing to build the
argost church edifice in Washing
on Territory.
The Olympia land Office disposed
t 14,608 acres Of land during last
december.
Olympia has two daily and five
'eekly papers, and another is pro-
ected. Her population is about
welvc hundred.
One hundred and thirteen couples
rere 'jined" in Marion county dur
'g last year.
Sam. May is released from "dur-
nee vile,' on a bond signed by S.
Knox. JSL, Parrish. J. Conser
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Tho New York World is down
on the ''passive policy"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

There are 1870 cases Of small pox
in Jersey { ity.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Connolly Of New York has pro
cured bail at last.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-01-13

Fih again offers to resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

70 Spring wheat II states which raise tn"' V'5VT
mainly Is represented as follows;
Maine, 1903 New Hampshire 1907 Vermont W. 4as s
chusctfs %. Wisconsin, g5 Minnesota lDl. iowa. w'
Nebraska, u3 Oregon, lO
California reported Spring 40; Winter 40 illinois
Winter lOl Spring TO- Kansasspring $40. aud Winter,
81 The States growing Winter wheat exclusively are
Connecticut, % New-York. g8 NewJerseY, Js Fenn-
sYivania 20 Delaware 70; Maryland, i0J virginia -
North Carolina lO1 south Carolina, 96 Georgia 70
Alabama, Mississippi, ~ Texas. Il5; Arkansas ~
Tennessee 1903 West Virginia, 800 KENTUCKY VI Dlo'
IS Michigan. " Indiana o. Illinois, l0l, Missouri, -
The Department estimate FOR the crop or Ls'l Fis
2OoOOOOO bushels, at "a bushels per acre Considering
u bushels average yield the area and condition or
The present CROP durng the first week in June, pointed
product of Z20OC0O)0 bushels in 1872 The crop N
1869 which about 10 per cent above the avcra and
the hrges recorded M Ten years. 257Oo1a0 s4isls
returned by fnc ceusu5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

C1merons interests and therefore 70 cover mp long
scceied series Of stupendOus frauds Hartranfts time OF
Office was extended. Second,gr Camerons are state
treasurer Mackey's principal hOpdsinen. by Phila-
cephia brokers' failure Mr.. Mackey lost traction
less than S00OO0 he Is poor man. But MS loss had
30 ne IN do up. How this 90 De done Not Ivy the
laner0ns. Hence MackeY opens check on FiIisburgh
bank Tor the amount lost by the niure OF the Phiade
pima broker which check casbed. but de-
posted IN the vault Of the Treasury where II yet
MAINS with iunumerahle other similar papers, all counted
fau air vei,,h on tho ~ nons scoIes The vauIt ~
the State Treasury rs the most polluted locality IN the
state Government, and IN ITS dark and impenetrable
There frauds hidden than those which
damned the Tammany Ring Of New-YOrk, al OF which
posed II they get MaCkeys accounts sealed at the
expiration OF his present term, and his vaut accounts
turned cash TO his whoever that may
he 10 viii the OamerOns not less than SlO1000 and
FOR aught now know, il may save them from paying
double that sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

n[EL

BtLDwTyAt bis rsiieHos ise7 s iith dag o. IaaS
p5 S9sPe ,I ',5,n y ~ y,ss fp ,' hereafter
BISHOPOu MONDAY June - har lane L. Bishop. widow Of -omis
3. % saon m ihe .t5 year 2, aei a9,. ,- .t . ,
her funeral foa beg ta eenc, No. M ~esi forJ o..
Philadelphia papers please copT.
BURT-At Orange ". j. saurllF zli It, MARY sears g
TIE feui relative invited asfeni fhe iaaei from ,he
dence Of he .olHlv w O. Gs.llty LsEslu Park Oulg 90
North Orange Depot TO NEE, The trim Enaa leaves .oo H BaF' e.
a.A5) 10
BYRNE-At h residence 10 a ser1ndvs on saturav Tr.
John q THe 1oaaa9 Of le s Jon heAi'noa ~ g -'r
hAnoy, are espse'uy invited O. lt'eoi .ls iu1eral rla
of Toe nativity sec0nligc. between sec5ul lll gl.ri.
CUEaE-On Lonl Dy June 20 q. t residence % preHis Eir-
Eolai. Wes. Fr estcl-ll Co.. Margaret w. Ayelnl. sis
as,ire, md isss On, respectfully invited 70 atrrd The ' 'pa
the Christians MeetHg-iou 6e7el'h,t NOaua -iuea.T.
Boston Mass, sn. Dula.s scott ad, pages please copy
Fads Of me y ar- rss1eesuy agi 10 attend s nsrsi .
Tia-,y-e.1aihst
FBOHMAN-On Monday % Benjamin Youngest ot Hsuy
AND barbara FroLnsu agei months.
Russell and harv A. dali % the 4aih year Of bis age
loot Of Cor,aalt and eslro.ses-.u- % l:li p.
HARTT,ljinly sunday pa inst. o. dsease Of s ',
ware and Hudson Clas Co.. and aaer o., IT, 6o-r o. Asr
TIE relative, and Trend, Or the ny v -at
%. 7 5. ION z. Tres., s , ' d @ IT, ~, 10 S s
viii be- taken Troy. y. T., foe niefmcnt
TOY p1ncg rease COPY
MARSHA Cornwall n T June Walter RAYMOND Narh Ls
Both ui DIS
Tn ratyes reuis Of hs 'auT qus;ei 20 attend BIS rr
morning no 10 0'ocL c eelc- of BIS larf
Jamt5 Aash. 81 Flth-sYe, ea-torA CRY.
ROBEsON-n Philadelphia lrdav jle - Of coe n'sarn
William Martin Youngest SOB DsHel au- Jennie G. Ro'-oa
rcar. l1d - lIya
Lakewood Cemetery Aeua- T. D. lufas Juae p a.
tllra2-s D.
sesa All C0rilaldtsts. u lu
WOODWARD Houla,. 2lh s Ms A-n Woodland ihe sist
~ Ler
Fanera servces si pl-ca We-es 0oon eet rt
ocloc ron he reslelcf F. ArlerBn
Lafareieare BOoklYn The relatives lu- uau-s OF s liY
are respectfully .uvtel TO attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
INDIAN Affairs.

A HERD OF SHEEP srOLEN-AN ARIZONA DELE
GArIOS-DEPARTURE OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
TIE WEST.
WASHINGTON, June 2A-Gen. Crook reports
% the AdiutanteneraPs Office. under date OF Prescott
Artzona Nav %, that the 22d OF May the Indians
killed herier and captured 1000 sheep within mile
and half of ais headquarters The raid not known
upul evening when the sheep should have come
in Gen Crook absent at the time at
Carn Grant and Capt. A. n. Nickerson OF
bis staff It'll two officers and 30 men or the First
Cavalry went pursuit, and, by rapid night march,
siceeeded ia rocaptuTIA the herd nc D. H. the ncNt
- Ovr ING % the nature Of the can IN WHICH she
,,,r,and overlook the herd though they charged u-
teIv the Indians CscaDed among rocks ana uh4cl
brush. The place Of capture was aDoIt ~ mltH A
Prescott, the crossing OF Jne verne hlFtI mo ue
7luta Hasin The Indians were santos OF Apache MOa3ts
com Howard Capt Wilkinson of his stan, ana Dr.
RurdeIl SUPERINTENDENT Of Indian A1airs n Arizona,
fnade AN Informal call tOdi v, on cen. walker OOilnla-
oner of Indian Affairs, With delegation OF Indians
reuresentng several tribes IN Arizona VINO want 20 So
ne fne confirmation OF treaty 0r peace recently made
M aou Grant Con Walker told the Interpreter 70 say
that the secretary OF tue Interior away
al ,,resant aud when returns they viii be officially
-c~iyed These Indians remarkable H appearance,
an account OF their short stature, abundant alo in-
tensey black hair. ana unusually daIA cOuptAlons'
Neither phy sicallY mentally VIII they compare IA
voralIv with Red ClOuts parry, recently ln tnls city,
Felfx H. Brunut, Chairman, and Inomas X. Cree,
Secretary 0f Tie Board OF Indian Commissioner, leave,
TODAY Tor an extended tour among the Indians Of Da
kota Montana, ldanO, wyoming, Utah. ana Colorado
Irrtories rne object their mission Is % aVelt tue
threatened hostility the part or ge Wild sioux ON tie
Nnrrherl Missouri River. the Northern EIcur
road approaches their reservation; the purchase uf
mart OF the Ute Reservation IN Colorado; % elect tne
exchange Gi the southern part OK te Lsir 7oau1ne,
ana 3ainock Reservation Wyoming Tor lna north OF
TO- ana general examination INTO Indian daalrs IN the
IerrltOr visited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
OUTDOOR SP0Rzs
YACHTINe

lAlfIIiFE.
CONTEST FOR THE wALLACK CUP-IHE MAD-
ELEINE WINS
The race for the WallacI mp. which was
POSTPONED from last In consequence of The nab
itY 20 obtain favorable weather. took place yeses lay
and proved quite IN Interesting contest The entries
were as l0Iows The Eva, owned by r. y. Cubs Foam
s. Homans Magic FrinkYu OsgoOd Madeleine, u. Foor
HES IT,: Peerless j. r. Maxwell; Ros0ute, &. s. Hnfen;
TarOlnta II. A. Kent Tidal Wave, VIM. N0oriii9s. The
course was from Buoy No on sandy book. along the
shore % a stalc-5oat stationed OF Long Branch dis-
lance Oh Il milesand return 10 the starting point.
During the morning dense i0g corercd tne water
and grave fears wss entertained chat IL would prevent
the race but toward the weather became mere IA
vorable, and preparations were made on board the
Yachts for the race. Tie steamer william Fletcher,
which conveyed the Judge. Minturu and ". Bond
blew the first whistle az D. ID. and the second one
ten minutes LATER At tins tlule 1OuIl-"eatit H"
was blowing bringing with ~ slight rain while the log
had become almost imDcrcepfiolc. TIC Yachts lae'ti
the Judges boat after dying start ~ hc tO-O~ng Or
der: Foam, Madeleine, Eva, feerlc's-. mage, 4ual
Wave. and HnsuIu.e. The rIrOilnta being Withdrawn.
The Madeleine gained rapidly ana reached the stake
boat of Long Branch fully mile 1lcad OK me other
f0rded visitors Long Branch me opportunity OF wit
Messing this part OF e and consequently inc near
was lined Nitu spectators. On tie nOmeward ack the
Madeleine ,fIIl Aepl aheaG, and finally won tine race,
rounding the staLcOOat over twenty minutes before lc
second yacht reached 10. Sir VOORHEES, is now ln DID
health e cup VIII not Do presented 20 him until
his recovery. The following table shows tho time OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
THE WHEAT CROP.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT SrArIsrIC5-A
SLIGHT DECREASE IN ARIA.
WASHINGTON, June 24-Tbe June report Oh
the surstician OF the Department Of Agriculture now
In pres will give exhaustive wheat statistics. based
rnop rerors from eol countess OF which 100 indicate an
average condition, 20 condition higher than the
average and 34 lower condition. ranging from 100 the
standard OF medium prospect down TO TO- and N few
cases down 10 entire failure The state averages are
calculated not simply rom the number OF counties re-
ported bat from the comparative production Of tue
several counties These gG reports cover very large
proportion OF the wheat OF the country The sum
mary 5f ,is returns 0f area shows reduction of two
Der cent from Tie return lor 1871 The acreage devoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
PLBSOgAL

Motley, she American historian, is the guest
OF the Queen II Holland
Sin Edwin Land4eer, the great painter Of
animal life. is said to be in bad health
Mr.. !. r Lowell, the poet, viii shortly 90
- Europe. designing 20 remain abroad two years.
Lord Lisgar the retiring GOgernor-General
OF Canada ssied in the scandinavian from Quebec Tor
Liverpool, on Saturday,
IL is proposed TO erect a monument in the
Central Park in Recommendation OF Joseph Ressel. the
inventor OF the screw propeller.
The Rev. Eliphalet Mott Potter. d. D., will
be formally installed IN The Presidency Of Union College,
schenectady tomorrow The Hon william IT, Seward
Will make the address on behalf Of the Alumni.
London Court dress-makers have been mott
lied by the Lord Chamberlain that in future. ladies
sauar.cut Dodces VIII not be admitted 20 the Queens
drawing-rOOms. This rs gentle mnt favor OF
refined and sCcmly dressing han las hitherto been Gus
tomarv. IL might be advantageOuaiy needed IN other
.tfrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
,,,,y c,,rRoy RING IN Pennsylvania.

F-0n IIIIIl1tYl'I =
III C,r,eraus now own and control the
e+et geae,lr,r They are his principal DOudsmen ana
an M LARGEST portion Of the aggregate OF cams secui "a
- ih@,bing g.ifh thc funds OF the Communicable
Directly and Indirectly. Simon Cameron hls son Doalu
and has brother william, the prnc pal safehoioefs
=, = h,k rcsDecfiyely Al Lewisburg, northumberland
9,r,5sburg NIddet0Wn. West Chester, Lancaster II
bapon and Reading. The banks Of HarrsDurg anu MO
5f.toT are controlled by the CamcfOns, Donald being
Id ocer in each while the others do his work These
baus have deposits of STATE funds aggiegatng al east
80 million III dollars. AL checks Tor small amounts
al ggsey paid by the state Treasurer are drawn on
-. T,sn..ro hank You see Dy these facts why the
t,,.r,os sre I'd anxious % nave Hartranit elected
foveru0r Tie Secretary Of tie Commonwealth ii a
,ep,ner iu conjunction with fhc state Treasurer ana
h1dlfor Geuerai OF the sinking Fund. That Office, ln
- I5trfnff rs elected will De dictated Dy Cameron,
80 fiieu with an AudoTcncral ia tntlI interest ANA
= ..lr-r whOse election they can purchase Tie re-
-,,ree Ia Inc sinking Fund remain within thcr grasp
rtg I.s For rhs reason enc last Legislature wac
sss,,r,,llsf,.a 10 reeyeut Gearv from appointing Ah
,-rIi,.-.l .rels. WHO might nave Dce4 ininlca 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
TIE WEATHER
M DrrARrNEYr.

" Z
OFFICE or CiIIF SIGNAL OFTUrR.
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. June %. le-2-i %. IA.
Synopsis f0r ne DGsi tcaitu-foUT Aoao1-
Cloudy weather, areas OF ram, and snght 20
fresh winds are prevailing rum North Carolina ana
Eastern Tennessee north over the Middle and
New -Eugl4iIG states.
Otherwise clear and partially cl0udg weather 90 The
stations east OF tho RooAy Mountains, vita hSA. 20
fresh windh
pT05ubilties.
Clear and partially cloudy and ugAi o. fresh
eaAteriy 10 sJutAeriy Wines cu,luc ort. -iu b CO.'S o.
the ONO valley.
Clear and c4aling weather l.ucky, renuo see.
and the Gull stlf.s. Vita lI.t iU fresh Winds
CoudT thrr ana alut u; riu Tor Jnc south Atlantic
states VIA .t ~ tlcsu aluc.-J 10 Westerly nluil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
TIE. sgAEE OF TIDE


Dsrr1r- fme - 90 Ir- uacf- 4 Ffnrg ~ .. ,
sie1i. Erffft 81 81 Obj; hp flfe ii lf~i pN
amber Michigan, 81 Cora al 81. .a. Otts 4l itsial
% fIaa1c Rr-Ht' 'a BOZ Flr i'1 a icl- s.gr'ra's-
l.Hi0 bbs. fl1l- 3rls.
gvy-Orr PANS Ilue .ri. s. r-f-e @6 -r p'lfds
l.rrr.. IS Treble 80 Hlaca Tnt-s fl.TH,
- sNt. aJrr->--ay ar,- - l.i r..e ..c-l.i z -.
White. 5ft7c har irns prmc = -,f
Cao.cr. rlJust Brsl .lb sal iosc raa .. Pc ~.
1l.>s pls-lg ri1 lc1H r1- -l r-l ohourr ~ 80
Ph = -r fhrr Sizes o. lll5-ll.s SUGAR fHrri tIs1 H.
Llri lll tI ss.lc-.ri. iir. s-lneA lc- ID srr-n ~
i0I.. G-frr f... r-rtt L1r F.r frf Il e.
Afolfees-No n'uir VII 81 ca6c Cof,e G1.c. F.r u Pc
Is@ac ETclalse-'.el.al l--i bss.i0sz a-a.. sa-aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
MISSOURI LEGISLATURES - REDIsTRICTING THE
STATE.

ST LOUIS, June A.-The deadlock which
has existed between Houses Of the Legislature
some Gays past. the question OF redstrlcting the
State was broken to-day by the House passing con-
current resolution recitng that doubts exist in
both Houses the power Of the Governor to divide
the state into electoral districts both Houses adjourn
sie dc % 10 m and request the Governor to reconvene
the General Assembly the purpose OF redistrctng
the State.
The senate struck out the preamble from this resou
ton and passed The House agreed 10 the amendment
and the Legislature adjourned az noon.
Gov Brown Immediately issued proclamation recon
vening the General Assembly at 2oclock for the pur
pose OF dividing the state into Congress Districts
The Senate on meeting took up and again passed the
bill adopted last Saturday dividing the state into Is Con-
gress Districts and the House earnestly discussed IL
most the afternoon The bill gives 81 LOUIS county
llree Con assmen.
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that effect by the Convention adiourning by an almost
unanimous vote before the member had ue lo DIttne
us az Baltimore and while they will probahY vote TOT
Democrat FIRST they, believe, VIII ASSIST ~ indorsln
You NAV confidently three electoral votes ron
Delaware for Horace Greeley. DEAOchA4'
Neip- Casile. Del. june %.
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The Sra Fcaucigoo Past Den.) thinks Tho
duty " We Democrats party b. clear there Is huf one
,fe course omen 10 fa eoiI-ae dctafd aife by bOib
oos8r ana tTl0tlsHIe ind0r,o Oh DraeitY tn1
Brown. 40 soon aa ,ne si.lr Convention s-aii meet
The Democratic Convention o. the v n
Hassachusefls District elected +. g. 7ialngs 81 WIZ
chrstfr sna b. A I.z8l.s of gl dele lntea HlllDre
vast