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, 1873-04-08

Tloro Ia q Judge in Missouri who has given m
czcattedr<s consolation to all officials who aro'
required by their office to pass or execute een-
tenco OF death upon convicted murderera. In
pronouncing death-sontonce ho said: III
guilty, you richly deserve tho fato which nwatts
you II innocent, it will DO qualification for you
to feel that you wore hanged without such a
crime on your conscience; In either case you
will bo delivered from world Of care" There
IL more philosophy in this than man about to
10 hanged could reasonably DO expected to
adopt; but 1t Ia very sensible statement
Of tho case 30 far as judicial or oxocu-
tive responsibility goos. There haB been an Of
fort in certain quarters, which has not yot boon
discontinued, to make Gen, Dix feel that ho ia
responaible for tho hanging Of Foster, and that,
On tho ground that Foster ought not to hsyo
boon hanged, lo Ia responsible for very torrib1o
thing. When d jury finds man guilty of mur-
der aftor trial according to law, tho rosponsi"
bility for his hanging ontB thoro, in the absonco
Of now evidence establishing his innocence. It
is the duty Of tho Judge to sentence, Of tho Gov
ornor not to pardon, and Of tho Shorif to exc
cuto and it wouldn't bo bad idoa tor tho OK
ooutiyo officials to adopt tho Missouri Judgo's
doctrine, that, tin any case, they arc delivering
II man from world Of care"
, 1873-04-08

The Chicago produce mnrlsoka woro loss active
yoatorday. Ness pork was in small donand. and
loo pcr brl lowor, closing ut e15.50@1555 cnsl1,
md 815.60@15.75 aollor May. Lard wnB quiet
and casior, at s8.8o@s.s5 per 100 lbs cash, and
98.4216@8.45 eollor May. Meats woro dull and
unchanged, at 8@01So for shoulders, 794@77so
for short ribs, 8@81Go for short clear, and 11@
1870 for swoot picked hams. Htghwinos
woro quiet md steady, at 881Go per gallon
Lake frcights worc quiet, and shade flrmor, ut
100 bid for corn to Buffalo. Flour was dull and
steady. Wheat WAS loss active, and 10 higher,
closing at 91.1eG@1.189S casl, and a1.21 II SELL
or May. Corn was quiot and 10 higher, closing
at 9o9l l@939lo cash, and 949[o soller May. oata
woro almost Inactive at 96o advance, at t243s@
26>&o cash, md 2s4@2s1zfo seller May. nyo
waB quiet and unchanged at C2@G4o. Barley
was quiet and shado flrmer at 77@79o. Hogs
woro in 1argo supply and lower, closing weak at
S6.15@5.45. Tho cattle and sheep markets woro
inactiye and unchanged.
, 1873-04-08

Tho stook argamont of tho high~tarifr
gentry just now Ia, TINT, If tho farmors 60 for
FREQ iron, atoe salt 1umbor, etc., tlloro will pros
emily bo no markot for farm proauctB-tho myri-
ads of persons ongagoa in those industrien will
lose thcir appottoH, stop oatng nn1 utterly bank
rupttlo farmer. And from this tl,oyg on to ul1ow
how tho farmer is nouriHhod aud cl,orial,od by
paying dollar for goods which lo might got for
fifty oonta.
Homo ycara ago distinguished mombor Of
Congress- malo speech in which ho undertook
to show that oyery tino Il workshop was opened
1t orcatod an Increased demand for agricultural
products; md llo illustrated Ills theory by rotor
ring to horseshoe mills, Which wore, l,o con-
tended, IN article 1nado exclusively by manual
labor, requiring many thousands Of mon, all of
whom had to purchase broad mud moat of tho
far1nora. Tho forco Of the illustration was DO
atroyed when ho WAS Informed tllat ono boy will,
q machine such az IL now In use, eau mako moro
horseshoe mills In ono day than could twenty
atalwart mou lp the old fashion. What III trlo
, 1873-04-08

Though tho accuracy of tho voluminoua atntia-
tics which tho complete report Of tho Ninth Con-
GUS contains may bo questioned in somo ro-
apoots, thoy have high valuo In presenting tho
relative condition Of things in various States md
sections. Tho claim Is mado by Mr. Walker
that tho effort has uniformly been mado to mako
the returns Of oaoL State an equivalent for thoao
Of tho other states. In this view Of tho matter,
tho New York World has found lit tho statistics
Of csimo good answor to tho politicians who havo
kept tho country aghaat ovor atnce tho war with
their startling revelations Of Ku-Klux outragos.
n,,d uogro Innocence and persecution, in tho
South Comparing tho criminal stat'stlcs OF
Massachusetts and doorgia 1t iB found that thero
Ia ono criminal for every 577 Inhabitants In tho
former State, and only ono In 1,608 inhabitants
iu tho latter stato or about throe timea Us many
criminals in Massachusetts In proportion to
,opulation as In Goorgia. Tho relative number
Of criminals of different clasaos In the United
Btatos ia as follows: Ono to every l, ,172 OF tho
whole population; one to evory LIZA Of tho
nativo whites ono to every G37 OF forelgn-born
population and ono to overy Cos Of tho negro
population. In tho Southern etatos tho rolatiyo
proportion Of criminals among tho nogrooa is
still larger
, 1873-04-08

Another complication has arison In the trans-
actions bosween Daez and tito samana Bay Com
pany. Somo years ago, an effort was made In
London to borrow :E2o0,000 for the Government
OF santo Domingo. Tho securities Pledged for
tho redemption Of tho bonds woro tho island OF
Altorana, with ita guano deposits, tho hypotho-
cation Of customs, tho sinking-fund loan Of tho
State. and Bamana Bay and Peninsula, with its
woods and minerals. Tho loan was regarded
with favor, and It Is probable that tho full
amount would hayo boon subscribel had
not ono OF tho periodlcal revolutions
brokon out, which induced tho Drltlsll
Government to warn tho public ngainBt
subscribing for tho bonds. III tho
meantime, howoyor, about $4,000 had boon AL
yanced which were nevor returned. When tho
newa Of tho transfer Of Bamana Bay to COM
pany Of American capitalists reached London,
tho foroign bonaholders had mootlng and ro-
aolYed to enforce thoir claim, AZ eamapa Rav
, 1873-04-08

Tho Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention,
which assembled on tho 7th Of January lnat.
and Which is now adjourned until April IL, ac-
eomplishol much important work during ita
three nonths' session. Tho article on railroads
Ia intended to put a chcck on monopoly, and IL
very swoeping iu it's character. II provides for
q gonoral railroad law granting any corporation
or individuals tho right to construct railroads.
botweon any two points in tho State,
and prohibits tho consolidation Of, COM
poting limos. It also providoa that no railroad
shall bo leased longer than twenty-five yoars
unlees two thirds OF tho Stockholders desire It
and tho Legislature ratihes their wishon. It
prohibits railroads from engaging In tho mining
or manufacturing business, from holding any
moro roal estate than ia necessary for their own
operation, from establishing discriminating
freights, and from forming combinations for an
incrcaso Of transportation charges OIL mnod
and manufactured articles. It also Or
dors uniform rates for passengers and
troights, abolisheB tho froo pass Bys-
tom except for tho officers Of corporation
and indigont people, and prohibits railroad OFF,
Gers from engaging In tho business Of forward
ing freight on their limos. The proposed changes
In tho railroad syate1n Of Penpsylyania covor tho
very abuses against which tho farmora of this
and other states arc protesting, and, should tho
action of the Constitutional Convention DO rat
Tiled by tho people, ono State, at least, will hayo
put a worry otreotual dampor on railroad monop-
alt
, 1873-04-08


The advance in the gold premium, which is
now 181t1, has caused some distress among I'M
portors, and has produced certain degroo of
apprehension in all business ciroloa. Tho nd
vance sooms to be purely artifcia1-tho result Of
tho operations Of clique, Of which Jay Gould is
tho head-centre. Tho lesson which 1t teaches is
q very old ono indeed viz: that until spoclo
payments aro restored tho whole business Of tho
country is at tho mercy OF a few cunning sud
unprincipled adventurous, who produce nothing,
who probably never did m honoHt days work in
their livos and who subsist by brtlling
and bearing In the gold-room, to tho
dotrimont Of ill persons engaged In legitimate
yocations. Instead of calling for restoration
Of specie payments, aa permanent and healthful
roli It from these periodical ralds, however,
those who suffer n1ost from them call on the
Secretary Of tho Treasury to put in Lis oar, to
aen gold, to do aomothing. Tho Secretary ro-
pliea that ho has no moro gold than ho wants,
so he can't interforo. This Is fortunate, it truo.
Tho only proper interference from that quarter
ia for tho Treasury to commence redeemlng ita
own doprociated ahinplaHtors, which produce
oil tho mischief. "
, 1873-04-08

not morolv Tin f1aez1fno oantivatfn0 radiance Of
roraonal ci,nrms ti,nt 1,na ham po1ioJ unon.
Careful. conacinn,,m,a art ia orhihitoJ In nyory
defa ri rooiiv st,G ~ oottnn ~ r. Il tr7,o that
to ono iynnrnri{coiiv T. ireInoi % II wom he 1,y no
means poseibio to smro n,,,t eloht faulfB In
olooutioi,. and to suoonst i1nvrovcment In minor
points t1,t evan tTH tTaHn It nrbt tronaniro' nm Il
often doeA that lin crftic ,ynS fn,eni} ot ft,1t
and that Ills tLoorotcni jin,,r"romnmta wn,tI NIX
bonr tho teat Of practical onforce,ncnt' Ro va
mny rs woll toi,1 lin an,,nroi foal,In,, ~ ,,,.
eqllvocal ntlrfr"aion nd Bay nt oncn tI,at hiiaa
Noi1Rona IN eti a lhon1o for nrniao nnt1 not
Tor criticism II. lta fault-flm1inn so,sn Tnnk ~
space and tho latoncHn Of fho 1,nnr nroc1,,Tn al
tlta ti1no moro e3ten,}el nn,cn nj tn nnrfnrrns
ance. "Isomco and Ju|iot' rill ho cnntiunnf7
through tho woot, Juiginp from liz rnnontod
calls boforo tia cl1rton inst nrt mi ti,o fouo1,
rrofusion Of beautiful forai tr;hutca S e Viii,
fouul their wav to tho nnrn Nraa Mai1so "non hoa
tako11 etronr hn11 mnnn n1;a, Mul.h9m ,i Ihs
and our city Ii to uroyn m exconiion fn tflo m,
thuBaHm which has boou oycifoti l,v hnr nnnoor.
ancos tllrourhout Amoricn. lint NJ lila };nn II
n interesting to rocatl lin int that thin Iodv unn
ono Of tllo fist to practically i|omonntrnto hor
keon sympathy with tho auiforor0 i,y tho fhi.
cRgo ire. III October. 1871. ain wni nfav;ur ~
tho Dr1,ry Lnno TI,oatro In london ~ jeS6ncc1 ~
in q 'Iya,hoo," md horaolf organi2ci nn1 ea,rici
out n mntinoo performance which nettod noar1v
$4,000 to tho reliof fund Of our bur,t.out citG3
N1xoNa Aatrl11r1.EArnE eS''
The performance Of j. W. Wihtnr & m - N,.
, 1873-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.


Nothing short Of tho expectation of enjoying
ono Of tho greatest dramatic treats of remarlta-
bly brilliant soaBon could layo induced tho At
tendance last evening, Of largo audience of OIL
egautly-dregsel ladiea and gentlemen. Tho
night was darls mud furio.la1y rainy and tho fact
that MoVicker'a was crowded with so fnahionablo
an auditory may 10 justly accepted us ono Of tho
highest compliments that could be paid to n
thorough artist. Stray notea of tho progroaa Of
Miss Noilaon through ler first Hories Of Anerl-
eau engagements had ronchel our thoatro-
goors from time to time, a!d although We Of
Chicago aro not promo to accopt advance
Judgment without n grain OF allowance, tho sue
cossion Of oyationa which Invariably attended
tho lsdy apearaneo Eaat ana MoS wore sG e
this thoro is Ito occasion for disappointment,
and 1t IN not difficult to understand the unanin,-
ity with which tho criticB Of two homtHphores
lavo accorded TO Atins Nelson such ontlausastio
pruieo. It waa well said by somo one, yoars ago,
tint 10 woman. no matter how heautiful and
gifted, Is capAbio Of properly understanding and
eetiug tho rola Of Jutet until aho has passed. tho
ago Of 30-anl thon Hho ia too old to "look'' 1t.
On this account, mud partly because tho warm,
passionate poetry OF tho character in 10 impoasi-
blot tho graap Of tho great ma5orityof actrosBos
tho present generation ofplny-goorB ronlemborno
juliet who renlizod tho ideal. MBs Nelson
comes to fill the void OF many yoara and, for tho
and in glowing colora tho most beautiful Of love
pioturoa known to tho drama. Hors il pho
nomanal Juliet. considered IN the light OF tho
abovo.m mentioned disparity botweon ito personnel
aud its conception, Tor, it ono may risk q guess.
al,e is yet several yoars OIL tho hither side OF
%, and, ut tho Same time, she has succeeded in
mnstoriug tho part. That Hlle haa 80 succeeded
il duo, to somo o1tont at least, to natural, iu.
hcront fltnogH,- H,-romarkablo bounty OF face and
form; perfect woman In hor wealth
nf fn1iJGTnnHH DAHH1Cn NDrfNGE
girl In her graceful impulsiyoneHH and
arch abandon. T1oso exceptional eudownlonts
to begin with qualified hor to anpiro to become
tIa|iet sovsro, patient, Intelligent htudy, and
tho raro good fortune to havo received hcr
dramatic education III model school Of peculiar
naturalnoss, haye finished the work, doyoloplng
the beautiful woman into the accomplished
aotrcsa. Tho combination Ia oxquialto. It Ia
, 1873-04-08

:" shall tho Republican party livo7" innuirea
tho Now York Euening Post. Tho conundrum is
addroBnod to Tom Murphy, Commissioner Do
venpors, and other Custom House manngoru,
who arc working their 1oga off at Albany to pnsa
tho ao-callod Republican charter OF Now York
City. President Grant visited Now York ono
day Inst wook, and waB interviewed by Murphy
and Davenport. Tho visit and intorviow arc
supposed to have aomo rotation to tho ohartor,
md tho World thinks that 1t roachos oven
farther, and haa reference to third torn.
, 1873-04-08

Tho latest intelligence from Havana, coupled
with tho news from Spain, ia calculated to en-.
courage tho friends Of froo Cubn, and will also
inHpire the Insurgents in that is1and to fresh ac-
tiyity, and still moro determined efforts in tho
causo Of Independence. Tho nows comea
through Spanish sources, 80 that It ia entitled to
belief. that the Cubans have captured and aaokod
the fortified city Of Mauzanillo, which is on tho
southeast coast Of tic iHland, aud has largo
trato In coiroo sugar, and fruit. The most i'm
portant foature Of tho capture is that tho insur
gonts obtained an immense amount Of booty in
money and munitions Of war, which will give them
renowod advantage in their struggl e-an I'D ya1l-
tago tnoy have lacked Of Into owing to tho
vigilance Of tho Spanish cruisers. III addition
to tho de1noralizing effect which such capture
must have upon tho Spanish authoritioa, thoro
aro two other facts developed in tho nows, which
will hnyo doolslvo Influence In settling tho
rebellion in fayor Of tho insurgents and making
Cuba froo, unloaR Spain iB able to counternot
thom. Ono Of these is IN impending royolt
among the Spanish residents themselves, and tho
other, revolt among tito negroes, Un1oas Spain
can put down and oifeotually suppress those re-
volta, tho gamo ia up. The Captain-Q Qeneral has
foreaeen this, and haa tolographod to Madrid
tlat largo body Of troops is imporAtlvcly want
Cd in Hayana. Tho current news from Cuba
furnishes no information aB to tho grounds Of
complaint upon tho part of the Spanish rosi-
donts which Ia loading thom to revolt, but thoy
u,nv bo infnrra1 TIN wna1t1tv Hnnn1nrffR. Ar
woll as the merchants and traders, haye long
boon, dissatisfied with tho manner In which tile
operatlons agnlnat tho insurgents have been con-
ducted, and latterly have given up a1l hope ot
succeaB. They arc very ariHtooratlo class, az
, 1873-04-08

WIS among Tho aocnrltlos It Ia lold that tho now
Company cannot take poasousioh until thcBo
bonds aro paid. short time ngo thcre WINS
revolt, now tlero ia n lion Of st5o, 600 thoro
aro known to bo outstanding contraots botwoon
tho Dominican Government nnl other private
individuals besides tho Now York Compauy md
revolution will bo In ordor whom tho now Gov
ornment is set up. Altogether tho prospect Is
not 1Attcring,
, 1873-04-08

ty for Governor Of 4,723 over all competitors.
Tho towns still unlloara fron, gavo Ropulli-
can majority at tho last election Of loss
than 2,080 and cannot overcome tho
Democratic voto In tho rost OF tho Btato. Tho
prosont mombors Of Congress- aro probably all
ro-olootod; they nj voted agalnat tho salary
stonl, mud mono Of them have yot, portllng tho
oloction, drawn my of 1t from tho Treasury,
, 1873-04-08
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Stnbbin8 Afrrny-.Erinters' stritzc-.
1at1nsaticilc4

stnbbing Afrray--Printerss strlkc.-
nnfnutdcidc4
Sptcial Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
CEpAn RAr1ps, la., April 7.-At Centro Point,
H., Thursday Inst, John O1iphant stabbed John
Williams III tho abdomen. The wound Is not
fatal. Family trouble ID tho cause.
The printors OH the Daily Republican, Of this
city, arc on strike on account Of negro boy
being employed III tho office. .
Tho man and woman WHO committed infantf-
cilo ut Cedar Falla, H., on Saturday, as mon
tionod In the SUNDAY TnrnuSE, Fore arrested ut
Naahun, Ia., by the sheriff Of Bromer County;
lodged in 1atl tllis morning. Thoman confesaos
hnving ioi,o tho deed while crossing tho bridge.
The woman did not wish it killed., but he took
tho baby from llor mud broke ita ccls on tho rail
Of tic bridge, and throw 1t into tho river. lie
says ho tried to kill it Mt Fort Dodge, but tho
woman would not lot him. Tho infant was 2
Legitimate child. Their names aro William and
USsula Riloy Tho man is bcastly looking
ruf}an.
, 1873-04-08

Fonr WAYNE, Ind, April 7:-Tllo cItlzons horo
for tho County Commissioners ne to whether
thoy will appropriate $4,000 for tho Hal'c Of
kooping in repair tho Wabagl q Eric Canal.
Tho Commissioners to-aay eayo hearing to tho
Saturday oyolliny. Pointed and ablo spoccIos
in favor OF lilo appropriation wore mn1o
by Walpolo Colerick, tho Hon. A.. P.
Edgorton, aud Judges Morris and Low
rio. Judge Carson will np0'k agniinnt
There iB much anxiety to hayo tho canal rnaisl-
tained, for It comos in competition with tho
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroad. thereby kcoplng
down tho rates for freight. Tho oaso will prob
ahlY bo dccilod to.rnorroW.
, 1873-04-08

Manufacturers Of agricultural machinery havo
still plonty Of time to send specimens OF their
handiworl to Vienna, as tho trial Of suoh ma-
chimes doos not take place until June 10. In
mother column Is printed communication from
our Minister ut Vionna, giving nll the informa-
ton that exhibitors ncod as to what thoy muat
do and wlat will be done for them.
, 1873-04-08

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, 1873-04-08

a man WAS arrested for murder, triod found
guilty, and hnngca. oil in one hour atstreator in
this State, last wook. Tho excuse OF the mob
for this hasty and irregular Justice was, that tho
guilty mau had committed two murders, and, as
tho conrts had lot him escape punishment for tho
frat, thoy wanted to make sure ho oxpiatoa tho
, 1873-04-08
Tho Bpecial Committee Of Thirteen who arc to

Tho Special Committee Of Thirteen who arc to
evolve ono good Rnilroad bill out Of the many
conflicting measures of which tho Legislature
found ttBolf unable to mako solection, have
been appointed by the Speaker, and hold tholr
first meeting yesterday. Nothing waa dono be-
yonl discussing tho railroad question informally.
As WAS to bo expooted thoro Is at the start great
Variance in the view. Of itH members.
, 1873-04-08

TERMS or suBsonrrr1os trAYAnIE m ADvAFoE,
Rsilg, X mail. Sunday. .94
Tr1-Weokfy........ 600 W9okly EsVO
Parts of Ycnr at tho satno ratio.
To prevent delay and mistakes, ba hnd gTo Post
01cr address In full, Including State md County.
Romtancoa may be nao either b. draft otpseast Poss
Oinco order or Ia Registered 1ottors. at ftak
TEnAB 70 UITY aunECnInEnH.
Daily, teit,cred Sunday e1c9pto e eonts per nock
paty 1ulvorcd, Sunday fnolndnd 30 cnnts res wonk'
Aadross TfIE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner htndaon and Dearborn.ats. Chicago, Ill.
, 1873-04-08

of horseshoe nails Is true Of horaoshoos, md OF
tho groat bulk of tho manufactures Of the
preaont day. Congress- votoB the man who
grnda mustard III Now York five cents
a pound bounty as manufacturer, tho
manual labor consisting Of u self-fooding
mill worked by stenm. lilo fact is, auch
progrosa has boon ,naao In 1abor-eaving rnacllin-
ory during tho last twonty years, that capital
and steam may bo eaid to DO tho groat lnanufac-
turorH Of this day, mud capith and stoam oan
hardly DO said to conu11mo any moro agricultural
products whom applied to manufactures than thoy
do othorwiHc. Horo nro tho figures furnished by
Mr. Morrimnn, Troasurer Of tho Lippitt Woo1on
Manufaotory, Of Providence, II. l., datod Fob.
20, 1879, showing tho amount OF tho various
!tcna ontoring into tho cost Of manufacturing
all-wool goods in TINT CITY.
, 1873-04-08

INp1AsArol1s, Ind, April 7.-Iho Bomicent-.
tennial anniversary Of tic organization OF 6ab-
bath Schools III this city was celohrasod o-tay.
The first school WAS oreanizol il, ooopor-ahop,
with thirty scholars. Tho schools now number
iftyone. with over 900 teacllars aud nearly 5000.
scholars. -Four Of tho toaohorB Of the first
school still survive.
, 1873-04-08

DA1T1aonE, Md, April 7,-Thomna Hughes,
aged II yoalu, who killed JoBep!, Miller III No
yomber Inst by striking lin OIL tic load with q
Wronoh, WAS this morning found guilty.
, 1873-04-08

arvICKER's TIIEATnE-htadson ttreot, botwaoI
Btato and Dearborn. Engagement OF Miss Noson
"Romeo and Juet."
, 1873-04-08

MYERS OPERA HOusE-hlonroa streot, bstwten
Btato and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton 4 Komblo's
Minstrel and BurlesQuo Troupe. HTho Olockmakers'
, 1873-04-08

Now York keepB up ts uHury laws, and nobody
pretonds to pay any attention to them except
about onco o yoar, whom tho grand jury is sol
omnly instructed to find indictments for their
violation. As the Offenders comprise nearly
every business man In tho city, tho grand jury
would have It's hands full il 1t attempted to do
30. Recorder Haokott has just mado tho usual
charge to tho grand jury, and Bomo Of tho Now
York papers aro olamoring for the enforcement
Of tho laws, in the dolusive hope TINT
in this why tho high rate OF money which is now
ranging on tho street from II por cent O day up
wards can bo brought down to tho logal rato Of 7
por cent. Last yoar, under simi1nr circum-
stanoos, number OF bankers and brokers wore
indicted. They pload guilty, paid thcir fines,
and wont on, Hike good business mon, charging
for their money what 1t was worth. AL that WIS
accomplished was to 1iaraHs men engaged In
perfectly honest transactions with m obsolete
and uniust law, and to blind people to tho real
caueos Of tho monetary troubles.
, 1873-04-08

H0OLEY'9 OPERA HOUSE-Randotph ssrcet, DO.
ss6su Clark and LaSalfo, s'Fato.n
, 1873-04-08

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Hastod street, south o
Madison. "Chri4 and Lena German Lilo on tho hfis
afhtjpbl,H
, 1873-04-08

HAnn1anuRau, Pa., April 7.-PFosltlent Grant
arrived horo this morning, aud is spending a1s
day with Senator Cameron.
, 1873-04-08

Thore Ia no election Of Lioutonnns- Governor,
and tho Legislature will mike choice botwoon
OAarlos Q. Vauzant, OF Newport, and Latlmer
". Dallou. of Woonsooket. both good Ropubll-
, 1873-04-08

Connecticut has elected 4 Democratic Governs
OF. ReYenty-aya terms glYe 1pgersou 4 ma1oxi-
, 1873-04-08
NOTES AND OPINION.


Tho full vote Of Rhode Island, corrocted is as