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Special Despatch to The Ch tcago 7t41nnt.
MADISON, Feb. 6.-This being tho last gay for
tho introduction Of new business resolutions
era bud all they could do to record tho tftloa,
especially In the Assembly, and both houses
hayo sessions tonight to put more grist into tho
Legislative hopper.
Several petitions and remonatranceB were pre-
Hented, among others praying for q law taxing
the property Of railroads in tho came manner as
that Of private individuals. There were 90 oyer 81 80
operation @ Of The Resistry law to cities;
to enable married women to tranHaet
and to define tho liabilities Of husbands
and wives; to establish Board Of Railroad
and powers; and to appropriate $187, $50 to the
Northern Hospital for the insane, at Oshkosh,
for building purposes.
After quito sharp discussion the bill making
General State Board Of Equalization was
adopted, but that motion was reconsiderel, and
the bill made tho special order for week from
TueHdny. ....
Petitions were presented for and remon-
etrances against the repeal Of the laws exempt
ing property from taxation;. renonstranco'
against the repeal Of tho Graham Liquor lay
North Wisconsin and on tho milwaukee, d st.
Paul Railroad Companies, including one direct
| Ing tic Governor to appoint an agent to prose-
cuto before the United Statos Court OF Claims, or
| Congress, the claim of Wisconsin to per cont on
| the value of the lands disposoa of in tho State
! as Indian reservations also, petition in favor
OF an appropriation by Congress for harbors at
Thore wero just ono hundred bills introduced,
including, among others, tho follow
Ooulmissiouer Of Railroads. and Tol
egraph, at salary of $4,000 yoer, with quite
| extensive supervisory powera and dutiea; ap-
propriating 500 annually, till completed, for
| tho soldiersi monument III tho Capitol Park /;
creating tho Counties Of Pound and Flamboau
out Of Chippewa and Fairchild; Washburn,
Ianodowicll and Lapointo ont Of Marathon;
Ashland, and shaweno ; providing TINT tho road
provided for by the st. Croix and SUPERIOR and
grant ehall be built by commissionera appointed
the highest bidder, the ayails, over TUG
cost 81 building the road, to DO nHed
as subsidy for such other roads % tho State
may direct; repoaling all laws conflicting with
tho Graham Liquor Law; restoring suffrage to
citizens Of Wisconsin disfranohaod for doaert.
ing; to amend the charter of the milwaukee, 4
Northorn Railway Company;. to execute tue
trust assumed by the State of Wisconsin In grant.
Ing lands In tho construction Of railways IN l85l
and 1864, and to bcbtow, said lands on tho NIL
waukeo b Northern Railway Company; Tor
memorial to Congress In favor Of the Niagart
Ship Canal and cheap avenues Tor transportation
by way OF the Great Lake; to authorize th'
County Clerk to give tho casting vote In secslon
} Of tho County Board, when there is q tic vote
to provide for 6ettling the old claim OF 8. D
| Carpenter for printing for tho State on the baB
: Of a fair price for the work dono, to he deter
mined by three practical printers.
, 1873-02-06
SPRlNGFlElD.

Oflice-H0sders Given Lenvc to With
drnw--Tho Gas Qaestion.
Special Desoatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Fob. 5.-The Governor ha
called upon some Of tho Trustees Of tho Indus
trial University and other State institutions to
resign, and make room for GONE Of tie horde Of
placo-hunters who are worrying tho lifo out Of
him.
Senator MoGrath has prepared bill pernaft-
ting citios to buy, lease, and operate gae works.
This is In accordance With d suggeBtion in tho
Chicago, which has q standing offer from tho
WcBt 6ido Company to lease their works,
, 1873-02-06
RllSElA.

81. pETEnsnuno, Feb. 5.-Iho Official Gazctte,
Of this city, in an article on tho movements Of
Russia in Central Asia contrasts the indifference
with which Great Britain views the growth Of the
United States OF North America with the jealouay
with which Bhe witches the growth OF Russia.
Tho Gazette says, British journalists are simply
beside themselves with anger, and concludes Its
article BY advising the British Government to
take no moro notice Of the progreas OF Russia
than aho docs Of that Of the United States.
The Russian feet now in tho Baltic will Boon
sail for tho Mediterrean.
, 1873-02-06

vcntton to 10 hold hero on tho 10Th
instant Tho call declares that tho lato expoarros
Of fraud and corruption vnttcato tho action
OF tho Liberal Republican,, and that their efforts
10 arrost tho corrupt PRACTICES aud dangerous
oncronchmcnts upon FREQ government command
the rcspect Of good citixons. All Liberal yoLore
aro cordially invited to net wlth tho Democrats
In tl1o coming election.
, 1873-02-06

Ocenn Stcnnashfp News.
LONDON Feb. 5.-Tho steamship Atlantic has
arrived out.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 5.-The steamships Calabria,
Batavia, and Spain have arrived, also the Mani
tobau from Baltimore.
New YonK, Feb. 5.-Arrived, steamships City
Of Bristol aud Cuba from Liverpool.
, 1873-02-06

LONDON, Feb 5.-1n tho trial Of Robert
Bowlcs, the counsel for tho prosecution, In his
sty orsanovedge a o Of be dofondant d a et the
manner in which tho firm disponed Of the bonds
Of the prosecutor, N. Ragiont. amounting to
&9.8o0, also tho securities. worth s5l ,20O Of The
were examined, among whom were Rsgiont and
Nates. After tho Argument tho Deputy
Recorder summed lip, showing that tho other
members of the firm wore Responsible for tho
securities ranstS3 deposited 'ord't Of "no guilty"
!. The British Court wit1 60 into mourning for a
short tin,o for tho Dowager Empress Of Brazil.
LONDON, Fob. G.-parsamont roasaomblos to-
day. The following sketch OF the Queens
4peech has beon obtained in advance OF its do
England is AZ peace everywhere. Tho great
powers have promised to cooperate cffcctualy
'for the Suppression Of asyery on tho coast Of
with Russia. Count schouyaloff has assured
Her hfatesty's Government Of the friendship Of
the Gar for England. Tho now treaty Of COM
merce between Great Britain and France ia CAL
rountriea. Tho President Of tho French Repub-
lie has beon appointed to arbitrato tho differ
~ences between Portugal and England
relative to tho possessions on the south coast
OF Africa. Copies Of tho Nabamn and San Juan
awards will bo presented immediately. It is
considered proper to hasten tho payment Of tho
Alabama award. The speech Expresses rogret
at the rapid rise In prices, aud the consequent
tiisputes between the workmen and employers,
and promises that bills will be introduced i'm
proving tho syston Of higher education in Ire
land tho reconRtruction Of the Supreme APP
pe11ate Courts, and the prevention of corrupt
tpractices at elections
Sir Alexander Cockburn has refused the Peer
age, and has received tho Grand Gross Of the
Order Of the Bath.
Lord OsHington is seriously i'll.
The achooner James Bayloy has boen wrecked
On tho Anglesen coast, and eight OF her crew
perished.
, 1873-02-06
Tho pittsbllrxh Expl0sion.

in the case OF the worlmen killed BY the explo-
sion of the American Iron Works, rendered. d
verdict to-day. Tho jury slated that the testi.
rnony showed conolusiyely that there was full
aupply of water In the boilers ten or fifteen nin-
utass before the explosion, and that 1t WAS also
equally eyidont that tho explosion resulted from
an oyer-pressuro upon tho boilers, but the cause
Of that oyer-preBaure they Ind been unable to
datarEnna
, 1873-02-06
INDIANA. ....
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.


SENATE.
IspIANApoI1s, Ind, Feb. GA number Of re-
ports woro submitted from the Standing Com.
1nittees, with recommendations for disposal,
but none Of any general interest:
Tho special order, the bill providing Tor tlio
distribution Of tho State and Judicial Clrcuits,
was taken up and considered In Committee Of
tho Whole. There was quite variety OF opin-
ion expressed AZ to tho proprioty Of abol!shing
tho Court Of Common Pleas, and the whole mat
ter was referred to Committee OF one from
each Congressional District. The bill divides
tho State into thirty-six Judicial Districts, and
abollalles tho Court of Common Pleas.
The HouHo and Senate bill on tho subleot Of
road tax WAS also considered length. The bill
provides for q commission tax of two dollars,
and not more than twenty-five centR Oh the hun-
dred dollars. The bil1s were finally laid on tho
table.
HOUSE,
Tho Committee Oh Prisons obtainod' leave Of
absonce from Th,,rslay evening 10 visit tho
Northern Penitentiary, and Wilt extend tholr
The Geological bill pasaoa appropr!atlng
&s. 600 . year, for two yoara, for geological sur-
yeys, and $4,000 for the aalary Of State deolo-
The bill to regulate tue sale OF intoxicating
]iouors was taken up It requires . majority
Of ward or townahip In application for !
license: that tho house shall DO oloscd a half
, 1873-02-06
ARKAMCAC-

LITTLE Roog, Ark, Feb. 5,-Tho Senate to-
day refused to pass the bill repeating the code
Of practice. In the House \ resolution was In
troduced to adjourn sine die on the 25th inst.
A bill passed. tls Houae exempting mlniatcrs Of
the Gospel from road duty.
, 1873-02-06
ISui(rou{l N3WAs

San FnANu1soo, Fob. 5.-Work on tho Toxns
Pacific liailroad will bo commenced Within
week.
IND1ANAroL1B lna.,, Feb. d. Articles n, o., or
Tic Chicago, Huntington 4 Dayton Railroad !
capital eook, IL 900, QUO. It fornas connecting
link III tho direct line from Dayton, o., to Ohl-
caEo.
from Onuinnati 10 tho eoaboard, oyor tho Ohesa-
pspke i Ohio Railroad, loft horo to-day. :,
YANKroN, D. r., Feb. h.5.-Thecompletion ct tue
Dakota Southern Natlroad from Sioux City to
, 1873-02-06
Connecticut Republican Cons

C6MM8CIfCTTE 1t61!t9U31C@9H
N1w HAVEN, Conn.,, Fob. 5.--The State Repub-
Ncan Convention this morning nominated Henry
r. Hayon for Governor: g. l.. qrisweld, Lieu
tenant Governor; john n. Hall, Secretary
Of state; Daniel r., Nichols, Treasurer,
and John /. Rockwell, COMPTROLLER. The
resolutions plalgo the party to the
maintenance OF it's cardinal principles;
hail the election Of Grant "a tho best guarantee
of tho permanenoy Of theao principles. and Of
prido to the glorious record Of tho Adminintra-
lion in the auccossful settlement OF the Alabama
difficulty; congratulate tho country the steady
disappearance OF the npisit Of Violence tn tho
South; have nov labor and temperance plank,
ing Constitutional Convention was indeilnlte-
ly postponed.
, 1873-02-06

New YonK, Feb. 5.-Yle remains Of Franclh
Warden, tho representative In Enropo Of a. 7.
Stewart Il Co., who dloa rccently in Paris, arc
expected llora shortly. Warden left an cstatc
valued at Sl0,000, ,00n.
, 1873-02-06

ALBANY, N. T., Fob. 5.-In the Senate, > reso-
lulion requesting the Representatives and Soma
tors IN Congress to oppose tho purchase BY Gov
ernment Of tho telegraph lines waa Loaf by vote
Of TO to ga.
Tho Joint Committee to select an orator to
properly celebrate tho memory of the late ". H.
heward, met this morning and agreed upon
Charles Francis Adams.
, 1873-02-06
NITRO-GLYCERtNE.

4 Whole Family Klncd bT an EXplo-
sion Of n Nitro-Glycerino Torpedo.
T1rusv11LE, Pa, Feb. 5.-Andrew Dalrymplo,
engaged IN filing torpedo with nitro-glycerine
at Els house, this morning, when it exploded,
fats7 na.ns h,: his obiron Vic we're M ina il an sd
Joining apartment. Tho house was totally
wrecked. A kog Of powder and two packages
duoline, and number Of articles for firing
torpedoes, wero found On the promises.
, 1873-02-06
To If0 1lunKcds

EXETER, N. j.. Feb; 5.-Tho jury IN tho Evans
dor in tho first degreo. The Judge sentenced
tic prisoner to bo Hanged on tho third Tuesday
III february, 1874. This morning, during tho
hriof absence Of tho tail-koepers. Evans attempts
cd to commit suicide by hanging with his slla.
pendora.
, 1873-02-06
GREECE.

ATHENS, Greece, Feb. 5.-The earthquake
ehocks on the Island Of Bamos, which caused 50
Continued four days. It has not yet been ascer-
tanned how many persons perished.
, 1873-02-06

mously against confirmation. The latest count
indication tint fourteen Republican Bonatora are
against confirmation, as follows. Strong, slel-
don, Hampton, NieholBon, Sanford, baldwin,
Thompson, blcarntlt, Dow, Cnnnold, Whiting,
stcole, palmor, Sheldon. Either thoy or tho
GoYorilQr tnllat haok down
, 1873-02-06

tho Lieutenant uovernorship Of Quebec.
The local Parliament will be convened iulme-
diatoly to enact the neccssary logislaton for OBJ
Waiting the evils caused by the burning Of the
Court House aud records.
, 1873-02-06

genorally olear weather. Fur tho South Atlantic
States, wind vooring to westerly, with, clearing
weathor. For tho Hnlf Statos ohat of tho Mis-
saBtppi, light to freRh variable Winds and partly
cloudy weatbor. For 1'cunosBeo and Koltuoky,
vnda yoerinB to wcHtorly, md probably north~
Weatorly, aud gonorally cloar weator.
, 1873-02-06
GERMANY

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Tho bill for reorganization
Of the Pr,lssian army is almost ready to DO re-
ported to the Chamber Of Deputies. It provides
that the term Of servico shall DO twelve years,
three OF which will be in active service, four
yeara As reneryeB, and five nR landwehr.
, 1873-02-06
alfCTRAl IA.

Mr1BouHaE, Feb. 4,-Tho British Bloop Of war
rssilek has seized three yesBels, which wero on
gaged in kidnapping Polynesisns to be sold into
, 1873-02-06
MEM .IERGEY.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 6.--Tho HOUSE to-day
passed q bill restoring to citizenship tue MEM
bers Of tho Board OF Works OF jersey City, who
we're convicted Of conspiracy.
, 1873-02-06

T.B. Huffman VAS appointed yesterday County
Judge Of Lawrence County, d., BY Governor
uica ". ]. Crews resigned.
, 1873-02-06
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

Pr1rsBunou. Pa, Feb. 6-CATTLE--Arrivals fair
hest, s6.so@e,6o; stoekcrs. <3.oo@4.0o; common,
$4508525.
BuEEp-AIarket bad; arrivals heavy; beet, 5000
Hons-Market slow; arrirals fatr; Phlladelphls,
$50o9516; Workers., $4.70@4.oo.
, 1873-02-06

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 6.-prosident Grant
will arrive hore tomorrow. The Governor and
,nembera OF the State Legislature vii! meet him,
with other distinguished guests. TIM afternoon
Will bo spent In Waiting the industrial esttb-
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The Connecticut Democracy.
HAnrroRp, Conn.,, Fob. 5.-Tho Democratic
6tato Committee Of Connecticut met In this city
to-day, Tlay bays issued call for 4 State Con-
, 1873-02-06
MARRIED,

.WosTER. -Ro oGERszon tho 22d Of Ja5Nuasy: ;Nay: ey
Rev, Cuarfcs Edward Cheney hlr. T.. y. Hoatcr o4
Norwalk, Ohio. and a1s. Ellen Frances Rogers.
, 1873-02-06
MISSOURI,

oral Dorris testified to-day before tho senatorial
hia father loaned Edens about 1900,
Sqt Ss there + was vas n9ans eans to "d'sss %ss fos
moro bagatello. Edenn was general aoqnatnt-
ance in want Of tho lu1urien OF life, and II WAS
not aaccrtained how much money he could got
With son gG about thS S;ss,on sae s%onRs
General Doris VAS liberal. Witness distributed
small amounts among friends Eanging from $29 ,99
not @ ask for for more A' fo S brousht about S15 o6o to
Jefferson Tho money was borrowed from his
mother, who, In turn, borrowed 1t from big
fhfr Ssno t. got for lobbying s }RSs Tna
o1octedi alao, to supply tho wants Of .nembers
should thoy noed assistance. His plan was to
mix around among members, and to mako him
aelf agreeable. As to whothor he accom-
plishod the latter, nlr. Walker and Mr:
he associated and boarded With them.
remainder Of ths $4,000 was sont back to hie
mother in st. Louis. His father and Colonel
aSh n ha% more s, 3, oSn tSs ct 0ns ssey
given. but nothing duplicating any n1ombor
Of tho Assembly in bribery, OF in any
way connecting Colonel Dogy, or my othor can
didato, excepting his father, in use Of money.
OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. BIN tho House to-
day the following bill passed: House bill making
railroad companies Responsible for dehts for Ia
bor and materials furnished for railroads by or
der Of contractors. Bills werc introduced to
prevont tho spread Of smallpox by making It tho
duty OF Township Trusteos to put up notices on
the residences and close the hotels whero tho
disease prevails; to punish State officers con.
vlctod Of bribery; to provide for deputy county
wo;gherR in countios in which there are no
cities; to provide that in each township 4 spool
tlod number Of porBons shall bo chosen, oil each
year, to servo as Jurors in criminal cassB.
COLUMBUS, O., Fob. 5.-Tho Special Investf.
eating Committee appointed BY tho Legislature,
aftor weok Of secret session by order of tho
House resolution, have opened their doors this
evening. All the testimony taken in aecret
session was placed at tho disposal Of the report
or8. It embraces the testimony of ex-State off
GETS, contractors, merchants, and scrubbars
about tho State House. The Committee exam
ined Witnesses relative to alleged braachos
Of trust and speculation in and
about tho State House without finding any ter
rible state Of affairs. Much Of the testimony il
relative to tho transfer Of the Central 1nnatto
Aayium. As whole, tile Testimony taken up to
this timo s unimportant.
, 1873-02-06

COLUMBUS, Jan. 5.-The Republican Slate
Central Committee is called to meet In this city
on Wednesday, Fob. -. In tho evening . gcl-
cral caucus will DO held to which all Republicans
arc invited,
, 1873-02-06

Mr. Wymoro, Of Johnson, was oppoaed to tho
Senate confirming, and would not abolish the
Mr.. Gordon again urged the Club to do some-
thing to stitren the backbone Of the Senate:
stilwell was the beBt man, but ho should not
have been appointed. and certainly neither Of tho
others should Though they had elected t aGy
neople. ho should know l1e would be dead and
damnod politfcallyif ho did not change his nomi-
| nationu The Ronnte should not confirm, and II
they did tho Board should bo abolished.
Mr. Months resolutions wore then unanimously
M. Gordon moved the appointment Of = Com
| mitteo OF Three to inform tho Governor OF the
sonao Of the meeting, and request him to recon"
Mr. Moore. Of Marshall, had little faith In
resolutions, considering tho way they were
Finally, it was decided to appoint 4 COMMITTEES
MI. Gordon submitted resolution requesting
| the Senate not to confirm.
Mr.. Hart thought 1t Was time enough, when
the Governor refused tho request OF tho Com
mttoe to adopt TIA; resoluton II tho Goysl t,,
both hia hands. He Waa In for the war.
hlr, Gordon had no faith In tho Governor.
Mr. MONT believed tho politicians and tht
Governor would glye up.
Tho resolution was withdrawn, it bctng In
Tho COMMITTEES was then appointed, as fol
lows; Gordon, Of Vormilion; Stewart, OF Mo
Lean; Moore, Of Marshall; Dolton, Of Cook
Penlield, Of Chanlpa!gus Rogers, ct Mclean
0akrood Of vermilllon Dewey, Of Bureau
Nankiu, of Henderson; Graham, Ut Mercor
IterrinGton, Of Kaue; AfcAdaIns, Of JerHoy
hIohit, Of Macon; 1Iars, Of Lasalle; Dement, o
Loe.
Adjourned
Tho Liberal Senators hAvn hold secre
CAUCUS. Tho object hos not trnn1plrod, but 1t |
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-22

REFERENCES.
It. B. BUDD, ~ Morris avenue.
A. W SMITH, cor. cherry and Orchard streets.
r. II. SMITH, hoselle.
III. W. PALeEY, Broad street.
a. l.. PAkKHURST, Stiles street.
WILLIAM GASTON, Stiles street.
JAMES IL, SAYRE, Morris avenue,
Rev. Or. 8. A. CLARK, 1856 Pearl street.
DR.. P. II. GREER, Railway avenue.
u. J. sPAJDlNG, Washington avenue.
j.. BhOKAW, East Grand street.
j.. CiiESINUINoOD. Ia Elm street,
I. u. WHITE. Ia Elm f2Ty
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
The Farmers. Movement.

The Iowa STATE Register, the Crangers' organ
in that State thinks that the finances of the order
need looking after II admits that the nclpient
stages OF the movement, when oranges were few
and means needed to propagate the order, fifteen
dollars for charter and five dollars initiation fee
was not too much. But during The past eleven
months there have been about six thousand gran
ges organized, and il is thought the number will
reach seven thousand before the end Of the year
Seven thousand charters al Slj each would yield
Sl0j 600 Add TO this ten cents per member for
600 600 members, and 1t appears that about $780,
600 will have been paid to the National Grange
treasury during the year 1873, with a certainty Of
the amount being largely increased duriug the
next year. A good many Grangers arc beginning G
TO think this too much.
The second annual convention OF the Illinois
State Farmers commenced at Decatur on Tues
day The president Of the association delivered
an address reviewing the growth Of the society
| and its results 10 the members. At the FIRST meet
ing one year ago only about forty counties were
represented. Now every one of the l02 counties
in he State has its clubs and in the maiorlTy OF
the counties the farmers carried their ticket al the
last election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19
CRIME

The capture OF portion Of the Bender family
Of murderers, in South Carolina, was reported
lew days since. A Kansas City despatch now
gives a report that these ubiquitous outlaws "have
been tracked into NotheTn Mexico" As there is
no extraditon treaty with Mexico, they cannot
be arrested in that country, and it is, therefore
proposed that the Kansas Legislature shall in
crease the reward offered for their apprehension
"to a sum sufficient TO Justify an attempt TO Kid
nap them"
At Walkerton, Ind, on Wednesday, colored
laborer, named Walguist, was shot dead by q
railroad contractor, named Johnston Virtue.
Walguist had threatened to Kill Virtue unless the
latter paid him his wages.
The trial of Koewing, charged with attempting &
10 murder Lucy Krull, began at Elizabeth, N. J,
YESTERDAY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-19

Congress proposes 10 adioum Tor two weeks
while the country is suffering at every pore. II
is scarcely possible thai ihe people will stand
this. II they adjourn it will, however only be on
par with the back pay and salary steal action
But HE Ipeupie Will reflect feriously on tie fact
that when the old patriotic men Of ether days III
Congress fixed the example Of adJourning over
the holidays 10 visit Their friends and families
they were only getting s. day tor each days
service. Bat the salary grabbcr gets $50 a day
for every day in the year, whether in Congress OF
not. This year he viii spend about l6j days in
Congress; next year he will spend 90 days III
Congress; and for the remaining 27j DAYS will
have bis $50 day remitIed to HIM al bis elcgan,
house, where, like our Congressman Lolaud, who
on Wednesday .oted Tor $1,000 pay aud expenses
they will be following thcir business as usual; or
they may be luxuIiatIng at iomo watering plac,
OF the expense OF the people