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if this be true, then it would seem to
follow that in the event of the Sen
ate's disposing of this matter by the
adoption of q resolution directing
Mills and Cleveland to draw cuts to
decide which of themselves should
hold over and which drops out,
Wagner would be entitled to occupy
the seat thus held vacant. And so,
to our min! the matter stands. We
cannot avoid the conclusion that
these original White Pine Senators
should determine, by lot or other
wise, which one should hold on and
which be considered out of office;
and that Wagner should come in to
occupy the emptied seat. The mat
ter is of so grave a nature as to be
above mere partiZanship; and we
cannot forgo the conclusion that
John Wagner is certainly entitled to
the seat to which he has been elected;
and we are very much inclined to
the opinion that these two men,
Allen and Wagner, each fresh from
the people and therefore nearest to
the people should both be awarded
the places to FILL which they have
been chosen.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, O., March 12.-In the Sen
ate this morning, bill was introduced
to extend the provisions Of the municipal
code, Interference 10 the sprlnkling ol
streets; to the improvement and repair ol
streets, and protection and planting ol
shade trees; to provide for the approval
by County Commissions OF the appoint.
mcnt and salary Of Superintendents Of
County In1rmaries. The House bill 10
appropriate $50, 600 20 rebuild the north
ern lunatic asylum passed; also, tue Sen
ate bill 10 require county lrcasurers 10
pay 10 the treasurers oil townships, cities
and villages, two-thirds oI each sum Of
annual collection Of taxes, by the GOlh OF
June and December in advance.
In Senate this afternoon the Senate bill
recurring the county commissioners TO
furnish sherilEs with all necessary blank
books, blanks and stationary, has passed.
In tho House the Senate bill to provide
for the taxation OF railroad bonds and
stocks, according to their true value In
money, wGs indefinitely postponed. Mr..
Young's Senate bill to amend the BOGsel
railroad bill, after lengthy discussion,
passed; 90 yeas, 80 nay.
AT u meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the agricultural college to-day,
1t was decided to advertise for proposals
forthwith, to build Il boarding house on
the grounds in short time. The chair.
man on the faculty will call the professors
together and mako arrangements as to
the room each shall occupy aud deter.
mine what Is neediul TO put separate
apartments in proper shape for the special
branches to which they arc devoted.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, March 12.-The Assembly
yesterday, definitely sanctioned the bill
introduced by the government for the
suspension Ol the sittiDgs and convoking
Of the Constituent COrtes on the 1st OF
May. Mortos, the President Of the As.
sembly and Lopez, the Secretary resign
cd. Mort0s resigns from III health. The
debate Of the Porto Rico abolition bill
was resumed p r. -a .."aN
tits rumOred in this city that the Army
Of the North, under command Of General
NCuviilas, have suffered check from the
Carlsis and has retrcated TO Pampeluna
TO re0rganiEa. General Neuvillas' losses
are said TO have been considerable. Senior
Figurcas has arrived at Barcelona. Dis
patches from that city report that tran
guilty prevails.
The government has received intelli-
gence OF tho defeat OF o. Carlist force
numbering 1000 men under command Of
DorregarraY. Many OF the insurrection=
lists were killed.
FRANCE, March 12.-Letters from the
frontier give the particulars ofanengage-
ment on the 7th inst, in the north Of
Spain, between band Of Carlists under
Soroveta, and force OF Spanish govern
ment troops. The Insurgents who were
entrcnched on the'heights OF 01arroun,
were attacked by the national troops,
and a long and obstinate fight took place,
resulting in the deIeat Of the govern
pent force, who were compelled 10 re.
treat with loss Of 100 men. Soroveta
was mortally wounded. The Spanish
commander, in his Official report Of the
engagement, claimed that tho Carllsts
were defeated.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, March 12.-River rising
slowly, with 0 feet 7 inches in tho chan.
mel. Tho weather has been cloudy, and
a light snow has fallen the greater part Of
the day, but the prospect this evening is
rather favorable for rain. The Mononga.
hela remains about stationary at head
waters, and the Allegheny at Oil city is
rising Arrived, the Carrie RroOks. No
departures. Tho following steamers have
arrived: Mary Davage, Sam Roberts,
John Hanna, Grand Lake, Sampson No.
9 and Nellie Speer. sThe steamer j. a.
Stone departed Tor Cincinnati this FORE
noon with nine barges containing l00,-
900 bushels oil coal. No other tOws with
coalilAve yet departed
II Is stated TINT the Julia No. was not
sold, Hs announced yesterday: The tow
boat Sam Roberts was sold 10 the X. II.
Hudson to day for 10000.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 12.-River sta.
tionary, with scant feet in tho canal and
4 feet in the chute. Freight plentiful.
Weather cool and clear.
ST. LoUIs, March 12-River rising
more rapidly. leo from above will proba.
bly, be running tomorrow. Clear and
cool. a
CINCINNATI, March 12.-River 10 feet
Ginches and rising. a
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Vote Of Censurcs. Railroad Car Burn.
ed..DrOwned, &c.

CHICAGO March 10 Tho Illinois House
OF Representatives to-day adopted by a
vote Of 103 10 4 a resolution severely cen.
surfing those Illinois Congressman who
voted TO increase their salaries at the
end Of the late term Of Congress. go
A Detroit special says q Pullman sleep
ing car on the Chicago and Lake Mlchi'
gan railroad burned about four o'clock
this morning, twenty miles north Of HoI'
land. The car was full OF passengers, who
barely escaped with their lives, losing
their baggage and some Of their clothing
The loss Is estimated at $4,000. Ihe
origin OF the fire is unknown.
At Charlotte, Iowa, yesterday, man
attempted to cross the creek with team
and wagon in which were five persons,
The wagon was swept by tho curren,
into deep water, aud oil but ono OF the
people in the wagon drowned.
At L!s!c, Iowa, this morning, freight
car loaded with household effects was
burned, and two men, who wevc in The
car fatally injured.
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Nr. BourwEnL has been chosen sena'
tor from Massachusetts TO succeed Vice
President WILSON. We are not clear
that this is matter upon which either
he or the country Is to be congratulated.
First, because while Mr.. boutwell,
makes pre.emlnently good Secretary ol
the most important executive department
ofthe government, he will not specially
excel or distinguish himself as a SENATOR
second, because as the Senate Is now
composed, 1t Is no great honor to be a
member OF it, and man lowers himself
10 leave the head OF the Treasury to be-
come one; third, because Mr.. boutwell,
could have been more useful 10 his Stale
and to the country, in the Treasury, and
it Is a pity to spoil good Secretary to
make an Indifferent Senator.
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ARSON, ROBBERY, MURDER.
The Tragedy at Rolling Fork, Miss

The IrhReuy at hOIInB EOIhS "iss'
MEMPHIS, March 12.-The Vicksburg
Miss, Herald Of the 9Th. inst. says: The
steamer R. B. Hurl arrived yesterday and
her officers bring further particulars oI
tho Rolling Fork fire, and the. loss OF life,
Messrs. Ring and Moore, as before
stated, were destroyed in the fire during
Tuesday night. On "Wednesday, the
charred remains Of Jesse and Mrs. Moore,
Goodhue and child, and Billy Jones
were taken from the debris. The skull
of Mr.. Moore had been broken In across
the forehead, evidently with an axe, and
the head of Goodhue had been almost
severed from the body, apparently, also
with an axe. The bodies OF Mrs. Moore
and child showed no evidences Of any
wounds. Nr. Joe Tying Is missing, and
It Is feared that he also has been loully
dealt with. It was supposed at
Rolling Fork that Mr.. Ring had gone 10
Vicks6urg on the steamer . day or two
previous 10 the occurrence, but nothing
has been heard Of him by his friends
here. Billy Jones, the child, was
seven or eight years old, and the son ol
a well known raitsmsn, who hadlett Billy
with Mrs. Moore while he was engaged
in another section Of the country. -.
Rolling Fork Landing Is on Suntower
river at the mouth Of short stream
which connects the Sunaower with Deer
Creek. The store Of Ring & Moore was
the only house OF the Landing. 1t was
used as q storing depot for all goods put
off. II is supposed that there a good
many in6ammablegoods there at the time
of the fire, and the explosion was
heard for several miles around.
The numbering Of four or i've persons,
and the burning Of the house to conceal
the crime, Is enough, Of course, to arouse
all sections OF the country adjacent, and
intense excitement prevails. No clue, at
last accounts, had been obtained Of the
perpetrators Of the horrible crime. sns'
picious characters had been seen In the
neighborhood. previous TO the occurrence,
but they h&Se disappeared. Robbery
was doubtless the principal object In
view by the fiends. Being discovered at
this, they probably murdered the inmates
OF tho house, and then fired 1t, hoping to
hide all traces Of their bloody work. The
body oi Mr. Goodhpe was brought 70 this
city, and was bdtied from St PaurS
Church yesterday atternoon. The build
ing and stock Of Ring i Moore were In
Sured in different agencies In this city for
about $1,000.
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W. A. Arnold, Receiver, Central City
Colorado; Thomas A. Cummings, Col
lector of Customs for the Districts Mon
tana and Idaho. POStmasters; W. j
BlakelY, Junction City, Kansas; William
R. Hallowsy, indianapolis, Indiana; Will
lam N. Denny, Vincennes, Indiana
Alvain Rainey, Charlottesville, Ind; Jas
Cunningham, CentraliA, H.; G. A. Hobbs
Genesee, Illinois; James Schultz, Salem,
ILLINOIS; d. 8. Humphrey, Vandalia, ILL
nois; q. P: Bennett, Denver, Colorado
!. SWarthoul, Columbus, Wisconsin; John
W. Williams, Neonah, Wisconsin; E. w
Keyes, Madison, Wisconsin; j. T. Moak,
Wsttertown, Wisconsin; Benjamin F,
Wine, Plattsville, Wisconsin; James Cole.
man, Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin; Hirmsn
Sagebeil, Benton, Ohio:
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations for postmasters:-Msrlon Q.
Smith, Iona, Michigan; Carnell Crisler,
Independence, Missouri; Mrs. Ellen d. W.
Hatch, Rollo, Missouri; A. ]. FIlley, st.
Louis, Missouri; Samuel T. Burbowel
Marion, Ohio; Henry d. Lidduth, OAR
lington, Wisconsin; Cornelius Parmenter,
Lima, Ohio; John L. Campbell, Olney,
Illinois; Robert ]. Adams, Pontiac, ILL.
nois; Rufus H. Mlllin, Amboy, Illinois;
Homer A. Kenyon, Dwight Illinois,
Daniel Sinclair, Winona, Minnesota
John Kennedy, Hastings, Minnesota;
Walter G. Cutler, Nortbfeld. Minnesota
John B. Dowd, Rookfeld, Illinois; Alfred
B. Wade, South Bend, Indiana; Richmond
q. Fountain, Mishawka, Indiana /;
Thomas B. Kelly, Duquoin, Illinois;
Albert D. Cadwallader, Lincoln, Illinois;
Dwight Frazier, Lsporte, Indiana VIM.
Miller, Petroleum Centre, PeAnsylvanis;
Isaac D. Sara, Erie, Pennsylvania; John
B. Howes, OH City, Pennsylvania; Thos.
E. Douglas, Mansfield, Ohio; Edward Rus
sell, Davenport, Iowa; Charles L. Thur.
Der, Creso, Iowa; w. W. Alden, Raleigh,
North Carolina; Frances W. Greeley.
Lake City, Minnesota; E. N. LaVens,
Falrpault, Minnesota; Simon A. Bauman,
Mount Vernon, Iowa; John F. Tierney,
Clinton, Iowa; VIM. A. PutneY, Ham
burg, Iowa; Lewis q. Jones, Paxton, ILL.
nois; John A. Miles, Charleston, Illinois;
Clark E. Carr, Galesburg, Illinois; Il. II.
A0uL9, GalenaI 1lllnOlS. Wm' W. SO"leyI
Manchester, Iowa; Michael PlggoLt,
Quincy, Illinois; Chas. Lsslinger, Moni.
towoc, Wisconsin; Zadoc H. Howe, Mon
roe. Wisconsin.
Collectors Of Internal Revenue-Wm.
W. Nixson, 9th district Of Iowa. John
Cornell, 4th district Of Iowa; james Fish
back, 10th district Of Illinois; Henry B.
8rd district Of Michigan; John
E. Blaine, 9th district of Kentucky, B. Fl.
Wright, Receiver Of Public Money, Car.
ION City Nevada; Morton L. shiler receiv.
sr Of Public Moneys. Gilsland district Of
Arazona; Charles B. Tyler, Register Of
Land Office New Ulm Minnesota
Pension Agents-Wm. G. Elliott, Nash.
vile Tennessee; John A. Morris, Of Col
lmbus, and James Lindsay at 81. Louis,
Missouri,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Tho Ministerial CriSis-s sResIgnation
OF GladBtone.

|
OF Gladstone. r-1sf.
LONDON, March 12.-9 P. M.-Glad-
stone waited on the Queen at noon e
tender his resignation. It Is probable
that Disraelli will be summoned to form
a new Ministry.
LONDON, March 12.-The scene in The
House Of Commons last night when the
defeat of the Ministry Irish University
bill was announced, Is indescrlbable. The
excitement was intense, while the Oppo-
nents Of the measure INDUCED In tumult.
uous cheers; among those In the strangers
gallery, which was crowded during the
debate, were the Prince OF Wales,
Princess Louise and Prince Christian.
The Scotch and Welch members sup
ported the bill. The Catholics were
unanimous in their opposition.
After the announcement Of the result,
Mr.. Gladstone arose and said: 1.-THE vote
Just given Is certainly of grave charac-
ter. AS the House never wishes to con-
tinue its deliberation swhen the existence
Of government Is In doubt, l move an
adjournment until tomorrow
The motion was carried. E
In consequence Of the late hour al
which the the result was reached,
the editorial comments in this mornings
journals are mesgre and restrained. The
Advertiser and the Standard are jubilant
over tho rejection. The AdUtrtiSer says
1t cannot imagine that Mr. Gladstone will
stoop to endeavor 10 remain In Office.
The Telegraph considers the resignation
of the Ministry as exceedingly probable.
The Times doubts that the Cabinet will
take such course. The bill did not re.
ceive the vote Of a single conservative
member. or the liberals Al, Of whom 80
were Irlshmen, voted against It; 10 Irish
members voted for II; II members, in.
Guiding Isaac Bull, member from Linn
erick, were absent; 40 members participst-
cd in the debate. John Bright and Jacob
Bright, bis brother, supported the Gov
crnlnent
The G!oJS this afternoon says Glad.
stones audience with the Queenat Buck.
ingham Palace lasted half an hour. The
result is not yet known in London.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"A. ]. Reynolds, sheriff Of Athens
county; Ohio, Is delaulter for five or sew.
en- thousand dollars, money supposed to
have been used in paying his election ex.
penscs.
Secretary Boutwell, Is reported as
telling q correspondent Tuesday that
he was not aware Of the President abso.
lutely committing himself to Judge Rich
ardson for tho 6ecretaryship In the event
Of his (Boutwell's) election as Senator.
On the Vermont Central, Tuesday,
near Vermont, the breaking OF a journal
OF the locomotive threw eleven cars of
the track and under a covered a bridge,
demolishing the structure, and smashing
the cars; altogether causing loss Of $2j,.
900. "--..aaN
The United States steam frigate Col.
orado, from the East Indies, arrived at
New York yesterday.
The Judiciary Committee Of the New
Jersey Legislature has reported the local
option bill, with an amendment striking
out malt liquors.
Arguments commenced at Boston
yesterday In the United States Circuit
Court on behalf Of the Erie Railroad
Company for an injunction 10 prevent the
foreclosure of the Burdell mortgage on
the Boston, Hartford s. Erie Company.
Vice President Wilson lecturcd at
Cooper Institute, New YORK, last evening,
In aid Of the fund for the erection of
statue to Father Matthew In Central
Park. Subject: Temperance Reform
and It's Great Apostle"
The steamship Atlantic, ,lrom New
York, has arrived at Queenstown.
AT the annual meeting of the stock.
holders OF the Northern Pacific Railroad |
at New York, Wednesday, the following
directors were elected: W. T. Fargo,
George W. Cass, r. D. Rice, Charles B.
Wright, ". B. Ogden, Fredrick Bellings,
]. G. Smith, W. G. Moorhead, a. q. Bar.
ney, William Wcndom, James Slinson,
D. 2, Cheney and Albert Cabin.
An unsuccessful attempt was made 10
rob the Metocomet Bank, at Fall River,
Mass, early Wednesday morning. The
burglars had succeeded In blowing open
the Inner and outer doors OF the safe, when
parties approaching frightened them
away L
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A DFace OF Illinois MurdeTerS..TheIE
Approaching End.

CHICAGO, March 12.-Appllcation was
made yesterday by counsel for Osborn,
the murderer Of Mrs. Matthews OF Yates
City, Illinois, 70 Chief Justice Lawrence
and Justice Walker, oil the Supreme Court,
for writ Of superSsdsdS In the case, The
application was refused, 90 that unless
Executive clemency intervenes' Osborn
will bc hanged on Friday next. The eX'
ecutlon will take place at Knoxville, In
stead Of Galesourg as previously stated.
OSborn Is greatly depressed by the failure
Of his counsel to obtain a stay Of proceed
ings, and 1t Is thought hc will probably
make o confession.
William Driver, the wite murderer, who
Is to be hanged here on Friday, though at
first terribly agitated at finding that the
news Of his having been granted a SUPER.
SededS untrue, appears now 10 take the
matter quite coolly. His friends will TO-
day appeal TO the Governor for comma.
tation Of the sentence, or, failing in that
for respite.
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A SIOO, 900 Fire at Indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 12.-About II
o'clock last night a fire was discovered
In the WoodbuIn Wheel COmpany's
building, on south Illinois street. The
whole rear part Of the building was soon
enVelopedin flames and continued burn.
ing fiercely until about o'clock this
morning, when 1t was got under control.
The loss Is estimated at 100000; fully
covered by insurance in the following
companies: Hartford, 5000; Amazon,
$1,000; Citizens, Of Virginia, 81 ,750; Au.
Eors, of Cincinnati, 81 900; Franklin, Of
indianapolis, $1,000; American Central
$4,000; Franklin, of Philadelphia, $1,000;
Orient, $1,000; Union, OF Maine. $4,000;
Allemania, 81, 500; Ph91ix, Sc 0O0; Queen,
5000; Westchesler, $2,50O; Firemen's
Fund, $2,500; Globe, $2.50O; German
American, $4,000; Bangor, 81 600; Penn.
sylvania, 81 600; Star, $4,000; ltoyal, So
600; Northwestern National, S2 500; State
Of Wisconsin, $1,000; Brewers, $500;
ST. Paul; $500; Hiberniau oI Now York,
81 500; Hoffman, g 600; America, $4,000;
Fairfield County, $4,000; Buffalo Ger.
man, $1,000; German OF Erie, $1,000;
Home Of Columbus, $2.500; Comus, S9.-
500; Underwriters, $2,500; Black River,
81 500; Peoples Of Now jersey, $4,000.
At hall-past 10 o'clock Chief Fire En-
gineer Daniel Glasier entered window
10 the second story, and while 10 the act
Of giving orders TO his men, the brick
wall fell, burying him beneath tho debris.
He was extricsled as speedily as possible,
but only lived q lew minutes
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, March 12.-Returns from
14l towns show net loss for the Repub-
lcans OF about 900. There is probably
no election q Governor by the people.
No figures on the Congressional vote can
be given as they have not been returned;
Democrats arc undoubtedly elected from
each of tho three districts-Alley W.
Hubbard from The first, Samuel N. Bell
from tho second and II. W. Parker from
the third. In the Legislature the Repub.
llcans will have a strong majority and
also a majority In the Senate and council.
One hundred and iorty.five towns give
Straw 27,476, Weston 24,450, Blackmer
s64; Democratic gain 1912; Republican loss
1912. The remaining 90 towns last year
gave Straw 7,4ss, Weston 0,059 This de.
feats choice by the people. John Kim
ball Is reelected Mayor here by a large
majority,
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The Inuinclhle CnptaIn Jack.

SAN FRANCISCO, March, ll:-A courier
who arrived at Yreks tonight says Mon.
day he went TO Steele Point Rock, Klam.
at6 Lake, to bring Jack and his party to
head quarters. lie waited four hours but
saw no Indians and returned. A force Of
cavalry would reconnoitre tho lava PED
to.day and tomorrow. Applegate has
resigned his place on the peace commlS-
sion and gone away disgusted. 1t Is
thought Jack is manuevering TO get into
the country east ofthe seat OF war where
for hundreds Of miles no cavalry could
follow, and escape TO the hill river country
where he will find plenty Of cattle.
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CougI sSmen Who Refuse the Back
Pay.

NEw York, March l2.-Congressmsn
". K. Roberts, OF this city, in Il commu.
nlcalion addressed 10 the Secretary Of
the Treasury, says he directs bis back
pay as q member Of the 42d Congress 10
be paid into the Treasury ol the United
States. It Is said that Mr.. MerriCk, OF
Maryland, also refuses his extra pay; and
that Mr. Hoar, Of Massachusetts, accepted
his aud afterwards turned 1t oyerto char
tiles
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The Falls City Tobacco Bank Rob-
beFY,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 12-The rob.
berry OF the Falls City Tobacco Bank
grows in magnitude daily, now 1t Is be.
ileved the amount Of bonds taken is be.
tween two and three hundred thousand
dollars, mostly railroad, canal and gov.
ernmenI bonds. The following bonds are
among the missing; i. @. & L. R. 4, first
mortgage, numbers 1S0 to 192 inclusive;
J. NJ & |. Il II, second mortgage, mum
bers 1915 to 1913 inclusive and 1920 to
1923 inclusive; Louisville & Portland Ca.
nal, 733 TO TAI inclusive; all for $1,000
each. Rewards offered so far reach $1,000,
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 1.-THE German Par.
lament has convened. The Emperor
opened the the session in person. In his
speech from the throne, the Emperor
said no believed that the negotiations
now in progress would result in the en-
tire evacuation Of France by the German
troops at an earlier day than had been
heretofore expected,
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The Cuilelcss innocence oG Congress
men has been q source Of sollciIude 10
many Of their friends, and accordingly
this Suggeslion from the OHIO STATE Jour
nal viii be warmly seconded: I'VE hope
no one will take advantage ofthe unsoph'
l,Ica,ed Innocence Of certain Congress
men 10 put OIL worthless stocks on them,
The po0r fellows buy without knowing
what they buy, and believe everything
the seller tells them. 1t would MOI sur
prise US to see some sharper come along
and sell them confederate State Donos
They arc guneless enough for anything
Congress ought to pass law protecting
them" .
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An AppointIVe Judiciary for New
York Cities,

ALBANY, N. Y, March 12.-The Con.
stitntional Commission to-day adopted an
amendment 10 the Constitution providing
that in all cities with 10000 inhabitants,
or upwards, judicial officers OF courts not
Of record shan be appointed by the Gov.
ernor and Senate.
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AMupiaceut Charity.

BALTIMORE, March 19.-Johus hop.
kins has given two millions for the main
tenance Of hospital for sick and indig.
ent orphans, 10 which purpose he some
time ago decided thirteen acres Ol land 10
this city. The buildings arc to be built
next year.