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The Eheips, Doase O. ~ e:.N.
--Tle sJnd1cose ftos.nese-.cs -
In telegraph Tol1s.-I'he Atlantic
Steamship Company.
Speciot Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
yrv yoBK. Jan. 29.-Tweed'a trial is nearing
-. oonc1,,o;on To-day tina fourteenth of tho
IT'S CONCLUSION io-uAs, 1uo mss an.n1 -.
trial, the prosecution c'oheo. tAe ooune e. ~
the defence, emitting any formal opening 10 tne
jury, began the examination of their witnesses,
announcing that thew would probably close their
testimony during the romain;,s three hours of
the session. One or two witnesses VIII ~ Dilens
examined tomorrow morning, then the summing
IN Of the counsel will begin. Each side is lin
tied to five hours, 80 that the case will probably
not 60 TO the lury untl 4 fop liz c.
fullerton VII nIs' r, a adutess tne ~ peckhnm 5or
renee anu W. 10 M.a,' 11asera Graham md
~ d9e ptosecTC ; e9aso far The 1efenco and the pros
aa,.in.l aae1anl rea,,aei;xe'r "n etEaG ~
ec,1on noIher 1a of American steamshps has come
hnG.nS[ or;n.,s nne u end Tha Stianio fail Steam
70 an ng1oaaoos m oNu Nv VAL TO- Havana to-day
sn.R coadpdhns' ~ crovs M" - tho stcsmshna Moro
olscnaiSe9 S Gi,ai,a 1a1 TIE eichtv men thus dis
Cestlo anu oolunln ; ,',,t re+a y1rn,n;aa1 sot-
missed were not Palo. out we're R.1 ihat te
t1emens on la1a;,,;nr H to Fthn Oomnanv viii
thfee hlesmet9 a1; ~ M n;e of comnnti-
ton. tic a0'o a. A0''''D' @f'f
5aI Ia carS Ga0ora1 TfnYnAH
m1onRany 1ase sa1 s,,,orr1andcnt At New Yor;
-. ~ Ichs.'' ~ prsacofi E1ectrc;an. to Europe
ano r. co,,,;na T,ontI, for tl,a nnrnose OF ex-
oEtnis IL? ;tn 4ia rrrnt;co1 constrnctJon md
Amlhg g - tT ~ ,norn,at;c 5esratchas aud rar-
Ho1k,ng OF .ne p.'ttia ~ sarr;ca ~ ma.
ous branches OF 'ne 'e'esfaPn o'1''~0 40 'f'
ratea thets: Tue eoo nm n,;d n tha Government BY
pt'oir s1o HoJoa so''J ~ to cononror1ise their
Ilenns On 1ee uune, !. hI3t 9G1 mn
us 1ne om.eu n.aeeS e3tn na6 aee1ns ~ hsra heen
| ms1deo among on!1eu ot"'es 9A..aa0 10 ,'nrr
ease eeprasentins that 92so, was The total sum
pa;u PEI, tnr eves H. fn1ow;ne as the REASONS cor
,nir trolling tie Secretary ct tho Treasury
IN ac5eentinr The compromise. First, tho
- .,r,,.rt;t4xJa @rx ev;th which tbe firm. On in
H[ot'utb Host1on tb,t thero had been underya1uationn
in % INVOICES. % produced ali their books and papers,
tbat It va nerfect{y demonst9ated that tho sen:
;er member q ths Sfa Tss entirely jgn09aRt; ;,a q
the 4 direct md frank ofer made by him
to psv the full amount Of value Of
, 1873-01-29
Propcsed Limitation to the Priv
ileges Of the French
President in the
Assembly.
The Car1ist 1nsurrection in
Spain Considered
Crushed.
Sixteen Converts at Rome Seized by
the Italian Government.
Rayaccs Of the Fellow Fever at
Rio Janeiro.
FRANCE.

FHNNIEt
PANS. Jan. 29-1he Committee OF Thirty
bar, concluded their discussion OF the Sub-Coul-
mittee's Constitutional project. Aftor passing
resolution Affirming their powers to deal with
the Constitutional questions which they have
taken in hand, they adopted amendments to tho
decree proposed By thu Subcommittee, which
provide for the creation Of second Legislative
Chamber, for now electoral law, and for 70
etrictine the Presidents privilege Of addressing
the Assembly to occasions when bills are before it.
Tho draft of tho decree, as amended, will be
submitted to 11iiors, with another amendment,
which is yet in allegiance, permitting the Execu-
tive to speak in the Chamber on MI important
interpe!la tions Of the Government. ThieEs will
annesr before the Committee on Friday and ex-
plain his views On the proposed decree.
, 1873-01-29
WASHINGTON.


sealing tho act Of June 4, 1872, regulating tho
CONSTRUCTION of bridges across the Mississippi
River; also q bill amendatory Of the act Of April
|. 1872 authorizing the construction Of bridge
It Clinton: Iowa, and other bridges across .ao
Nissiesippi.
sApAsESE CLAIMS.
The bill to pay the Government oi Japan for
land occE(iad by tho United States in Japan for
hospital purposes passed.
TIE APPROPRIATIONS.
The consideration OF tho Legislative Appro-
priation bill was then resumed, md tho amend
nent offered by Mr. Merrill Ot) yesterday, re.
quiring thzt no Judgment OF tie Court OF
Claims, shall be paid, except to persons "nose 1ds
Loyalty has been proved, was agreed TO- ar. AZ
1 explained that It "a Tas a.ea oet pneio pmbno4ious
rebels this country had ever s.en.
Mr.. SHERMAN reviewed tha amendment
offered By him last week for raising the salaries
OF the Assistant Secretaries, Solicitor; heG.stef'
apq apq sHpfassenss Depaleas Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior, Commissioner OF Patents,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Commissioner
Of Agriculture, COMMISSIONER Of Customs,
Auditors Of the Treasury, Commissioner Gen Gen
eions, and Assistant Postmaster General. Super,
interdent bf the Money Ordor 6:stcm. and
Superintendent Of Foreign Maiia to 5000, aud
On motion of Mr. coNK11Sd, the Secretary
nj the 3GOaL0 WEE t1lVC1E4 ~ t1AnG a E*ntO44@1"
to be prepared showing the action OF the Senate
ard House Of Representatives in examining nnd
counting the electoral votes for presadont and
Vice President from 1899 down.
Mr., WINDOW moved to strike ous the appfo-
priation Of SO, 500 fcc additional clorha and
Compensation III the Treasury Department.
agreed to.
Tho bill To pay the expenses Of the Mixed
Claims Commission WAS passed, NTH an amend
men. arpropliating s5oo,0o for work On tleuaw
Post Office in Ne" York.
sALAn1Es OF CoSGnEss.1Ef.
Mr.. HILL said he was instructed by tho Com
nittee on Privileges aud Elections to offer IN
amendment raising the salaries OF Aemoeis OF
Congress- to 81, 900 per year.
Iii. WRIGHT moved to lay the amendment
On the tahle-ag1eed to-yeas, 2Si nays, 13.
a[r. WINDOW movod to striEe out tho pro-
vision OF SB 800 to be expended at the discretion
OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury-aEreed to.
Mr.. EDMUNDS moved to reconsider the vote
bv which Mr. Shcrman's a amendment 1aising the
salaries Of the Commissioner OF Agriculture,
Commissioner Of Customs, aud othor officers to
900 per annum.
IN MEa1oR1H.
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM formally announced the
death Of tho Hon. julius L. Strong, late kepre-
sentative from Connecticut, and he ana MI
FERRY eu1ogized the deceased. The ordinary
resolutions we're adopted, and the Senate
Adjourned
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DEsAlo1SEs, Jan. 28.-The House, to-day, re-
sumed, in Committee Of the Whole, the consid-
Grafton Of Title Il OF Courts Of original Jur1sd1c-
ton, and making, after much discussion, num-
ber OF amendments, passed the bill; An addition
81 chapter was added to Title 4, relating to coun-
ty, township, town, and city organization, making
auv officer OF any municipal corporation, who
may vote to increase tho debt OF said corpora
ton beyond the limit fixed by law, and any Of
ficer signing or executing bonds, &C., personal
" liable for the amount in excess ot snch nnlt.
The Senate amendments to 1itlo 7, rotating
to bridges and highways, were concurred ID, aao
The Senate BILL Title Il, relating to trade
and commerce. was considered in the Committee
Of tho Whole; q few amendments were mado,
and afterwards the bill passed:
In the Senate, to-day, tho President changed
his decision Of yesterday on the Revenue bill,
and, entertaining the motion, the vote By which
the bill was lost was reconsdcred, and it's con-
sideration postponed. The resolution relative
to the refusal OF s. E. Raukin, late State Trens-
urer, and Treasurer OF the Agricultural College,
who refused to answer certain questions sekoo
considered. The Chairman Of the Con-
mittee, Senator Shane, stated that the
Committee could obtain the facts sougns
to be obtained from haakln from
other sources After short discussion tho con,
sideration of the resolution WAS postponed tn
next week. se1nte bill No. 4, relating to county,
township, town, aud city orgaaizati' ~, with the
House amendments, was considered: Inc sen
nto refused to CONCUR in number OF the Houso
amendments, and referred Chapter 10 OF lncorpo-
rated cities and towns to the COMMITTEE, adner-
ing to the amendment made to the bill maklnG
an appropriation for the payment OF the postage
~ members. 4 Conference Conmitte Was or
dercd. It wss decided to hold bat one sesslon
per dav hereafter, commencing at $3.50 a, m.
Adjourned
, 1873-01-29
THE COLD SPELL.


VAR Department ProEnostacatioHs
for To-Day-szeports fEona VARIOUS
PoinsG.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
G1oyA1, OFFICER DIVISION OF TELEdn ANS AND
Rrponrs ron the BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.. WASH
IyoroS. Jan. 2s.-Prohabilities-Eor New Eng
land, winds veering TO fresh and brlsK north
westerly, rising baromcteT and g9ne5anS .cts eear
winds yeering to fresh and brisk northwesterly,
and possibly nor.hcssterly, with clear aud very
cold weather, excepting possibly cloudy weather
and light snow from Virglnia to southeaas- beat
e5n SeT Sosh With sses est Of
haeoeteT 1ne fsesh and brsE norhwester to
northeas.cr]y winds, increasing to possibly hlsn'
from Western Louisiana to Florida: and genera
" clearing, very cold weather, excepting cloudy
Weather and rain azecs along the coast. From
i'.kes and Lake Erie generally clear and cold
weather, but winds gradually backing to wester-
II and southerly, with falling barometer ana rs
falling barometer, rising temperature, fsesh to
brisk eoutherl5 and 6outheasterly winds, ana pos
6iblv increasing cioudinoss. " 81.
CincAuo. Jan. 23.-The Signal Service teie-
| Grams report intensely cold weather IN the
Northwest. The mercury at BIecklnI1dsel
Mimi, indicated SO below zero At Daylight ~
Duluth. Il below; at st. Pcul, "a below; Of MAJ
ouetto, % below; Escanaba. = below at Apena:
| below; at Milwaukee, i below; at chicago, /
| atovo; 81 ha' o.. no"t - natrnit il aboyo.
p' npohs' .,.oa" ano'o' t,inid;tV extends vest
| Inc na1enst 4I n1crv sTnnntains. the
ward 20 cheveone .he Indicating 16 below at
f11,s' nnsh. n below: at Davenport. 10 below.
mae.,+ wmana: ~ ~ E,s.t and sonth there vas d
ats}9 IIonghJ}9S co1d ia temneratureNat New Orleans,
Mooeta'sis ~ Mssrnnhis NH % Jacksonri1le, Fla, 58
Gh,r1eston r. 1s 45 Washington, a; New York, 26;
Ina9'1 Hostnn ~ Portland Is; Quebec, Il Montreal,
?e'y ~. A,han7 Il: Buffalo, a; Cincinnati, 16.
on9"l4S 9 S;naston ~ U cenada. Genera1ly u cloudy
ana ohn,lt tba ,1;ddla and Southern States.
th1ougnout sno u. 70 T1s cn;e1oo TRIBUNE.
nn3}n14 Speele' GtsI"I 1ora Ian. 2s-To-day VAS the
coolest this winter, the thermometsr at different
pera p' A. MarsEalltovn it was IS below; ut Oak.
1er fortv-four miles north, 81 below; at Mason
~, ~ a;ghtv-eicht miles north, IS below; al
| 1n9o11a fffr.tvn miles west. 81 degrees; at Os
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YxnJAV APPROPRIATE

INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
The House proceeded to the consideration OF
.fhe Sanate amendments to the Indian AppTo-
prietion bill, and disposed OF the same. 4 Com
r1ittee Of Conference WAS appointed On dis
sg-eeing vote.
COLORADO.
Tbs House then took up the bill for the ad~
mission oi Colorado as State, which Was dis
cussed until o'clock, when the
DEATH OF JULIUS s. STRONG,
late Representative from Connecticut was an
nounced and appropriate eulogies delivered,
after which the House
Adjourned.
, 1873-01-29
MICHIGAN.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
KA1Aa1Azoo, Mich, JIM. 29.-A special tfeln
of two cars, containing abou. fifty 1aembe:s o.
the Legislature, several accompanied oy thelr
wives and daughters, left Lansing ct u O'CLOCK
this morning, and arrived at Jackson at l1:ao
They Immediately visited the State FrtBon, 81"
the prisoners at dinner, and inspected tue snoPs.
Governor Bagley arrived from Detroit, and a al'o
visited tho Prison. OF the Senate COMMITTEE
on State Prieon. a1essrB. McGoTan, ELY,
and Crosby wero present; also OF the House
Committee, Messra. Parsons, Lewis. ana isooin-
son- The General impression Of the visitors is
yery favorable, particularly rs to the manage
ment. It was generally remarked that tho cells
nra too small. It is also thought that the WORK
al the prisoners is hired out too cheaply to cod
tractors
The party has just arrived at Kalamazoo.
r1of associated Prtss.1
JACKSON, Jan. 23.-The Michigan Le91a4asufe
started from Lansing, this morning, on pea
NAL tour OF yaitation to the Stats institutions.
The visit to-day was to tho State Prlson. Ii tins
citv. The present status of the institution was
found to be the following: Number OF con-
yicts 606. of whom thore are 6 women. Nearly
so nre sentenced for life, and 80 OF thonn
TO eolitary confinement; but, according 10 tne
recent decision Of the Board, tho sentences p, 70
solitary confinement are not executed. AZ tne
conyicts are required to labor. The conElcts ct
present are in very healthy condition, none
being actually i'll in the hospital. Al the Work 10
ie done upon the contract system. Inc 1nstitu-
ton is now seH-sustaining. Many improve.
meuts are desired, for which an appropriation OF
of $50. 600 will he asked Of the present Legahla'
turo. which will probably be granted.
, 1873-01-29
ARKANSAS.

LITTLE RocK, Ark, Jan. 2s.-In tho senste,
to-day, the Election Committee reported N Il. the
trict. @ i two reports. Tie Republican members
favor @ tho sitting member, Dooley. The Demo
Gratis oppose. No action was taken in the House.
T P;ndalfs Democrat. whose seat was contested by
Rankin, Republican, was confirmed in hi4 seat
a joint resolution WAS introduced IN the House,
iii to strike from the battle flags OF the Union
the names Of the victories won in the iate T1r.
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PACIFIC COAST.
The modoc Wnr-E'cnrs OF Indian ESafdt
In Southern Oregon.

Special Despatch to n. Chtcago Tribune.
SAy FRANCISCO, Jan. 2s.-On the morning Of
jan Is Captain Jack attacked Colonel Bornard's
.amp, at the lower end Of Tule Lake, and vas
repuleed, one Indian being killed and three
wounded. Ali the horses we're captured. The
troops suffered no loss.
The people at Yangi1a Bay, Southern Oregon,
are greatly alarmed, apprehensive Of Indian
raids and massacrcs. At Elk City the women
ard children have been taken on board the
steamer Onetta for safetv. The men Of the
town are now building C. t1oca-aousc.. Many
fa,rilios have LETT the place and gone to Benton
County for safety.
, 1873-01-29

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. DAT meeting OF
Committees Of Tie Board Of Trade and the City
Council this evening on the subject Of the pro-
nosed removal of the State Capital from Franz
Tort to Louisville, resolution vas adopted,
1iedsinc tho city to givc the State half million
Ind proyido s,,itatle buildings, until others can
ba erected. Tho resolution will bo pre- :ented in
tro City Council tomorrow night. and rn:lhed
will be sent up to the Legislature by the Com
1nit:eeY.
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CANADA,

suec;ai Ds.puteh 10 The Chicago 1ribu,ls
TonoSro, Jan. 28-Ihirty I've tenders for the
welland Canal enlargement have been received
BIZ the Board Of Works.
TonoSro, Jan. 27.-The canal delegation have
accomplished their mission of getting tho Gov
tho line Recommended by tho Board Of Works
engineers, known ns the Loop" or St: Cath
arine's route" aud to direct the commissioning,
Messrs. GzoWski and McAlpine, to Immediately
inspect the route from Queenstown to Chip
pawa, using the Eiagarn River ss the harbor.
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BuFrALo, N. r., ian. 13.-C4rI 4rILE@1O7@ay ~ l3s
making the ta tot 1oI ha sas ist
tie ~ ctls GOOD at Ic advance last wee cloeiEg
Mess soea was seod md With hesv5
snow stoiu prevailing and the prospects oi n8a. 8t.
cepts for tha nczs day or oddag s no.
stsss' seTs oS4 1v 1t Il 1s3 oo steers go 70 go
4 S@ss5a; = H'1sag stssfs II
:555esoo; 81 Indiana Steers 1'o'o 10 1''1' '' ~
s' SsSc ND 1A,.ps-roday, 400, making the .oss1
for he week thur fax b,eoo, against ooo 20 seSe
time last week Market not get opened. mere lsa
less scbn diseased 5sseR neis xaea ,11 7
weess Past ~ eoms 1eir droyes Of sheep intended
Set ewes heavy With lambs, and efforts WILL 0e 1na'
70 RRoasfoasy Ron.ef sas making the supply for h
Light receipts and the saoW *na ss ~ss' gs;s
Tssferday. $40 Illinois and Ohio hogs, averaging 1s
to 800 & sold At 4s59 IoaaE S,.1e 1ere 1e1s,n9 s n
sntIIad.se md prices " 1uie lie nt 55.25Gs.3d.
Hcu Orleans Market
EEv on1EAs Jsa 2s-Hn11151et1a n.14 o5n Il saseae
HAY-Scazce; $45oo.
. SoTos-!ctiTe and hrn; sales 1c, eco bsies; gooo
ordinary, 1916; 1ow rddin9 1876; m1dquhs' M ~
uItdling Orleans 201c; rec apte, I.,s'1 S,1e,
corts-to Liverpool, 3l71 oalc3' hIe1' ~ ~ MA,
etocl- e3 81, bales TIE rainy weather ce9e65 ou@-
uesa. -
Boston Cattle Market
v-14o,..-r vass Jau u23-CA11LE-To-day.1l1 1l1A
.,dnTo oraaes sold a shrdo higher than LEST wees-
saIss Of choice, s11oo extra $1eoH 5o:o: ~ ,nd r.
ausEty, s9o9@975; second elsss, s6.Soss''o; sn'ro
etasa snzss I'D The supply in 5,;ss
was soon disposed OF, ard brought a5 =ac5;Gs n
sales in lots, so-7s@6oo each; extra sS..'es-"'
Pittsburgh Cattle Market
EAsr LIBERTY, Ia, JAZZ 2s:-cArSIE-Nassessa sal. ua-
sngE7-,1arSet SLOW arrivals heavy; best 6Ee'o'
medium, sa5Hc; common, 49 aGe: pn;,,as,nh,.
Hoas-Ma1ket good: arr1Eal5 rs oSo'' 1a11o7fA''
s5O0@51o; Workers., s4.7o95.oo.
l. Pittsburgh Oil Market"
p,rrs.1-rau. Jan. as-C-ude petroleum duh sad
lower at 2109215; refined quiet and weak A's4'a'
fnr car lots here
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OHIO.

co1u,,puB. O., Jan. 2s-In tho House, this
afte1noon tho bill to increase the salary Judges
Of the Supreme Court from $1,000 to Ss, guy
faiad to pass also the House bill oprovlde that
i've years practice Of dentistry sha s be saa1'a-
lent to diploma from any dental 81 socaety. ~.
11aTor Of Cincinnati veto power passed.
, 1873-01-29

Tho testimony ia closed in the Wharton trial
John Hunt, Of Cairo accidentally killed him
self On Monday, while foolnS viii a shotgun;
SMALLPOX in Wilmington, ILL.,, anil ten cases of
Ya.iolo;d, all told. Only one patient died; all
tho rest are nov abl3 to bo 10 and around tho
, 1873-01-29

Bosro;, Jan. 28.-Tho Massachusetts Woman
Suffrage Association held an anaua meeting nee ing
elected. and resolutions adopted containing the
customary appeal to the public
, 1873-01-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

LosDoS, Jan. 28.-Prince Napoleon dissvows
ali responsibility for the recent newspaper an
uouncement Of his views in regard to the future
policy Of the Bonapartist family.
The Lord Chancellor Of the E1chequer has
again declined to entertain any proposals for
repeal OF the malt tax.
, 1873-01-29

MADRID, Jan. 28.-General Gonzales, COM
maniing the Royal troops, routed large force
OF CarIst insurgents led by the Cure Of Santa
c1uz. Thirty-dve carlists we're killed, many
wounded. and twonty taken prisoners. The
band under Cassante Barehaa have also been
dispersed. The insur1eotion Is completely
crushed.
, 1873-01-29

LISBON, Jan. 28.-The Portuguese Court goes
into mourning for two months for the Do"aSer
Empress OF Brazil.
, 1873-01-29

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.-Edmund Gay, al'os
George Wilson, Canadian, vas arrested last
night, and taken to Quebec, charged with COZ
mitting fo1geries in that city amounting to
| $4,000.
, 1873-01-29

! RrR11s. Jan. 2s-The German Admiralty have
decided to;build no more large ironc]ads at prea-
mt bnt to strengthen the coast defences By
monitors aud torpedoeE.
, 1873-01-29
Brazil.

L1zsoS, Portugal, Jan: 25.-Adr1ces to & the
fever raging there.
, 1873-01-29

TAL1AuAssEE, Jan. 25-The Senatorial co.,
test etill continues, both Houses bal!otins d.iy
without a result. General Eenry 8: Sanford,
eI-Alinister to Belgium, is new candidate.
, 1873-01-29

Tho wen-knowu and Established oa4osa
and Billiard Hall, No. AL South ClasA
Polk-sts., formerly occupied by ueu. u,,,.-d
Mansur, Esq. Three first-ciess Dill -
Tables, and every thing pertaining 70 - 80 ;1
class saloon. The contents to % SUN -
round numbers, to the highest o1oo0''
Thursday, Jan. 80, ct u o'clock shslp. ..
G,P, GORE g. CO.. Auos''
, 1873-01-29
[IAi Y,

Ro.ts, Jan. ga Royal decree has been pro-
rcs1ion at xixteeu convents in Rome.
, 1873-01-29
f:enruSz Finances.

Ar1ASA, Ga, jan. 23.-The American bond.
tho State Of Georgia the money required from
, 1873-01-29

LONDON. Jan. 2s.-Iha Rsy. Adam sedgvick,
the English goologist, is dead, aged % yeAfa.
, 1873-01-29

Supreme Court Judges in Ohio.
Co1urBUs, O., jan. 2s~Wldarn H. West to-
d,y RESIGNED bis positioa as Judge Of the su-
prame Court, to take effect Fob .: Walter :.
Btone, Of sandusky, was appointed to I'll tho
varaur*
, 1873-01-29

Lrr11x RocK, Jan. 28-Colonel John Il.
Bradley, Republican candidate K for CONGRESSMAN.
Contest against Hydes, Reformer, vho rec=iye3
tl,a certificate Of election.
, 1873-01-29

HLRpHNI7ts -------
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 25.-Ihe Legislative en-
still continues.
, 1873-01-29
t7nxfc1 Cctt1c W1rlkce~


EAST LIBERTY, Ia, JAY. 2s-CAr7IEMaEsess saas W.
Market SLOW; arrivals heavy; best 6EG7c'
medium, s,asHc: common, 49 41c. ,.;,.a.,nn,.
HoGe-MarEet good: arrivals bgof, fnIaoe'en~'
IS 5Ooa5.lo: Workers., s. .7095.Go-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-21

IN The 1871 PrsssIsnt CF&Lt band
he animal Thanksgiving proel&mstl>l.
We oiAAin it hDH sH sTch4Lgs. III
~ TBE yEEzTDEvT Oy THz rgfIzD NM
Is<SLaAiTIOa.
The aYnozHEIn2 eloss n aInther year
bribxs with Il the oeAzsiOn f0r Fsnsriag
than kssJ yiDg sDd seknsyladgnseEt - The
Almighty k1lsr n the universe ior ti.A
gnHgmiIsfsd msEeiss 1hleh he h&s h.
sUyusd Gflyn ~. ADunfaBt hzYyssts
have teen ahDnz tbs rspar1s ii cur 10.
dus,ry, With sDAs heal eTesptions
health has besH aaoGg oar many bisS-
sings snjoysd. tranquility Al hgAs aad
lesce With Dthsr nAiIOrs kss prevailed
ff1gai irsdas'ry il regsiniD2 it, msrIts Of
rslr,gnitlOE AMI ia IafTIted reward and
gradually, bBt under the proyidsHc. 81
DlId surely, az we tyust, the nation IL
TscDvsnHg ffDEn the lingering resah II q
dreadful evil strife. For these and al
Gthsr msrclss vo1ehsafsd, il b4cornss az
a. a psolls " ystnru oar humble and
heartfelt seknDslsdgsB4snts, aud with
or tlansszj 'ing Nc may unite oar prsy-
era f0r the esss4siOr u local and temp
fsry sufskngs. !, therefore, recommend
that On TEGfyisy, the 9TH day u No
ysnh1r nsrt, the people meet In their
respective piacss ri ror.nip, 10 MAKE
their acknowledgment ~ Almighty ood
for his bonn,iss and his JFCtsctiDn, 70
ofsr 70 him prayer In their continuance
In witness vhsfeof have hsfeBnto s4t
ny hand and caused the seal NJ the + nj
ted hta.es ~ he AFFIXED
Done 1T Washington, this l1tb day of
Octobef, In tbs year u our f.yrd, ls75,
and u the Indspendsncs u tbs United
statss, ninsty.ssysn.
ftsignsdj y. r. GKAsT, President.
By HsNnTop Pm, fec. N State.
In years gone w !. was customary for
OoysfEora u different States ~ app,1in.
a day N Thanksgiving and pfaise, and not
unfregnsntly days would he designated
Ia different states. Finally, ny general
consent, this same day would he named
by the Governors VI all the States. Only
within tho last ten OF twelve years has
tho President named Thanksgiving
day. Within tho last decade tho Presi.
dents accommodation of a day d pray.
or throughout the land has been gensr.
ally adopted ny the Governors Of States,
W thst ths observance Of the day Ia not
cirenmscribsd by Btsts lines, but IL CO.
extensive with tbs limits Of tho Onion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-21
Foreign n ews.
4 Vessel sank at sea-f3ismarek and
the Emp,~soS--s.~s from spain.

the I'm p-gor--s.~s from spain.
8lDEiD, Oct. l3.--A British dispatch
boat from Csrtsgsna arrived 1t Alicante
lsst evening, with nsrsthss the Insrr2ent
frigste Sumancia had run into tbs Per
nADdo II Catholico and sunk her. Over
half the crew u the latter were drowned.
The ca.astropby Ia attributed 10 the in
experience Of the officers. Another yer
sion u the affair current bsrs ia that the
gnmancis fired into and sunk the Per-
nando ri Ca,holico because sLs parted
company with and refused 70 obey the
signals ~ re. Gin the former.
The Minister u Marine has resumed
command in person u the squadron at
Gibraltar, which sailed yesterday for
Carthgsna.
Yi.ssA, Oct. l1.--Pfinee Bismarck ar
rived here to-day, and has since been Ia
close conference with Emperor viii
liam. A change In the Prussian Cabinet
IL rumored, and IT is not improbable
that the Prince will resume his position
as President Of the Ministry Of State, Ia
place of Won Room.
MADEID, Oct. 10. The Insurgents
squadron from Cartagena was sighted of
II Alicsnto on Saturday. As part Of the
troops have been withdrawn from town,
there arc fears that 1t will DO unable TO
resist. General Norconas will probably
ssep retire from the command Of the