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The true northerner., 1873-02-07

CARLTON CooS is now engaged in packng Ice
from SAM Llse for the purpose OF sulplying
those who need that luxury during the sum
mer. o26.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

Ar Latest adyices it had not been definitely
settled wne ther it was tub OF beer or Barrel
Of whisky that the Allegan editor fell into.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The Circuit Court convened on Monday last
pursuant to adjournment, and continued in
session until Thurday. We learn that consid-
cradle business was disposed OF.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The people of Wyoming don't know whether
to call their female Judge justicess OF the
peace, or justice of the peaces.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

ASSISTANT Assessor ) NTH, OF Grand Rapids
SAYS II firms IN that city during 1872 manufac-
tured 26S9 80 cigars. and sold 1850, 600.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

THAT was good days work thev did al
Topeka, Kansas. OH Wednesday. the 29th ult.
They relieved Senator Pomeroy from his posi-
ton as an official corruptiouist Let the ball
roll on.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

ALL but one of the Monroe county Super
yisors voted in favor OF abolishlng the Office of
County Superlntendents of Schools
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The Tuscola County Advertiser has come
out in a new and tidy dress.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The Lincoln Daily Statesman, Nebraska
gives it's readers only three and a quarter col
umns of reading matter, and that we'll lead ed
out with leads and slugs.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

Ex-Gov JOEL A. MAT rEsoN died at the resi-
dence OF his son-in-iaw. L. E. oodell. in Chi
cago, January 81. He was Governor of Hi
nois from 1859 to 1857.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

WHICH ls the Oldest, Miss Antiquity, old
Aunty Deuvlan, Miss Ann Terror Miss Ann
Cestor Miss Ann Z. Mundane, or Miss Ann
i. Cedent!
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

HOTEL keepers arc people we have to put
up with sometimes. Horace Sebring Of Ban
gor Is good one to put up with, and can be
recommended.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

S. IL. BLAoKMAN was in town on Monday
He came either from the Legislature or the
Asylum, we didn't learn which,
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The daily papers OF st. Paul have been re-
duced in slze.-reason, did not pay.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The late firm OF L. w. Melchor " Son has
been dissolved Ed. now runs the concern.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

CHI DREN CRY FoI PITCHEI's CAsroRIA.-A
substitute Tor Castor OIL. It assimlltes the
food, cures the Wind Conc, and causes nutural
sleep. 1t does not contain morphine, is pleas
ant to take, never grpes and never fails. The
best phy-ic known. 922m6.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

The South Haven Sentinel has scathinG
article on the sentence of VIM. Flagor.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

PRATER has just the incest coffee mill IN the
State /; its capacity for grinding is two pounds
per minute. Give HIM call if you want pure
coffee. &c.,
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

ADAIR is the name OF a new village between
S.. CLAIR aud RIdgeway.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

THIRTEEN newspapers died out during the
week ending February 3.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07
MILLINERY
MRS. 10Y

Has :ust opened splendid assortment Of
NEW MILLINERY GOODS
Which she offers at v ny low figures Gall and
che will make prices suit, and show goods 9, as
viii please you Rooms over Z. smith q Goa
Paw Paw, Apr. %. 1872 SO5iy
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

john KNOWLES Esq, left yesterday for West
Virginia, where he intends to take up his fu-
ture residence.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

EVERYTHING in the grocery and provision
line, OF the best quality, al bottom prices. at
Prater's. 932.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

GOODS purchased OF Prater, delivered free of
charge in the corporation. 932
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY.-Geo.
W. Matthews, proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers and Magazines offered to
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
post-office address. Send for price list. 9O5ly
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

full stock OF crockery. glass ware and
lamps, also the celebrated non-explosive lamp,
al Prater's. 932.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

BUSINESS is quite brisk here abou.s.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

WOOD. WOOD.
All persons who have promised wood on
subscription would confer favor on the pub
Usher OF tins paper by delivering it now, as that
article is much needed.
WOOD. WOOD.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07
business Notices.
TEA, Il, 20 for II, 90 at Prater,s.

ANY person who has the first volume of A..
Ii. stephens History Of the Late Rebellion.
can tind purchaser for the volume by calling
at this Office.
The true northerner., 1873-02-07

A. S. HAsKIss, Secretary.
, 1873-12-06
POLITICAL.

Tho Ordinance f0r the Submission OF
tiso New Constitution by pcnn4yIvA-
nil Declared Void.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. 5.-In tho court Ia tisi
prius, chiof-Justico Agnow delivered tho unani-
nous opinion OF tue court in tho caso ngainat tho
Election Commissioners. Tie Court dooled
that the Convention was bound to recognize tie
authority Of tho acts Of tho Assembly; that tho
ordinance Of submission was void, being in con-
nict with tic act Of 1872; that the court las full
Jurisdiction, mono Of the existing branches Of
tile Government being affected By Constitr-
tfon that Is not adopted. Tho Injunction il
therefore granted. TIE ning mon are jubilaut,
and many prominent taxpayers do not
hc'itate to assert that the decision ANNOUNCE
ol mad boou ngraed to long since amongst
tile partisan Judges OH tho Bench.
TIo The Aasaciated Irtss1
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 5.-1n tho Superior
Court, to-day, Judge Agnow delivered an opin-
ion, In which all tho Judges concusred, restrain
ing tho Election Commissioners appointed by tho
Constitutional Convention from acting. Tho do
cision IL to the effect TINT tho Constitutional
Convention had not the extensive powers it lad
attempted to assert, aud TINT it had boen guilty
Of IN act Of attempted ususpation OF authority
In setting aside tho election systoln prescribed
for by tllis city, and inaugurating now ono un-
dor which tho election for tho eAoption or rojec-
tlon Of tho new Constitution should DO CONDUCT
cd,
, 1873-12-06
SpPtNGFtELD.

Receiver d1ihehlcy Isot1uctnH z;x-
l'cssaaa' osl tAo d., &. Il d. Il. Is.--Iste
S:.nEi,ia,"n Cou'lty 'E'rc;l.tsvcr Ci:lIH,a
i--E'.rHD.,:ll.
sneetat Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune,
BrNtNariELD, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-f. Il. 1linckloy,
Receiver Of tho Gilman. Cliuton 4 Springfield
Nailroad, loft iii II special car tha morning for
Gilman, with vinw OF inspecting tho cout.ition
or tho road md i!s appointments. aIr. llinsa-
Icy snya ho will rotl,tco tho oxponaos or Tho rua.
a' to do this, i,o Ia cutting down tho wages III
tho omplnycs and largely tlt!nitirI,ing the furce.
ilo proioson to besits Tho paymu:t of b1ck ILL
uentetntss to employees at All carly day.
ar. Hater. lato County Tsu.a,lros ia hl8 settle
mant with tho Nunrd OF Su,,orvtuarH this after
noon. lnired tho question that he should DO al-
ioWen the fooB wllei, !ulrol tn lin ~ 1x-o1lcin
Uolector, Notwithstanding tho uoa.a intl tixol
Ela nhlary 1t w .t00 per anuu!1, Auu TO more,
ailu Ao ~ therefore required tn ACCOUNT, for suuli
iocs. It ia probable tiat suit will grow out oI
It, It Is understood tat llp l,as takon loyal ul
vioa upon tho position I,a takc1 and fesls con.
flleut of establishing llln right to tna fees.
The secrotary Of Slate orEAnzo.. t!,n Silver
MniaE Company Of Colorado, o!lico Chicago,
by The usual certificate. Uapi,al. t2tD, ,o00
LicenHe WIS granted to tho Great WeBtcrv
Coal Company, Of Dolloyillo. Capital, t?B0a0
Tho Hons. John NJ. Douglass, John Newell
aud Mr. Osborn. ,aagiiaie3 VI the Illinois Con-
trnl Railroad Company, were iu tho city this
afternoon. They wore nut communicative, hut
ther ps,rposo lea probably boeu foresAadowed
iu theuc uisEAtehvA,
, 1873-12-06
THE PlME.LhNo FRAUDS,

The Ch:trgeS Against Indian Co,atnfs~
ntDtacr Hsslith~.Ksvitiniicu 10 Eeu ,.Suh.
:s1tttch to tiao Investigating Commits.
Hto11.
tprt:af Dfst,dlch to rho ch'rago Tribune.
Br. pAuf., atnn., Doc. 5.-rlo investigation
Of 1ndan Commissioners Smiths conduct will
begin Monday. whom formal charges will bo
preferred by attorneys representing Mr.. Wolcll,
OF Philadelphia, Hall, tho publisher Of tho st.
Tanl D|spatch, mud othors concerned In tho
wolfaro Of tho Minnesota Reservation Indians.
Tho Dispatch this ovouing plints tho contrac!s
and correspondence concerning tao sale Of tho
Indian pino-lanus III Wisconsin. Involving both
Smith md Delauo in tho sale Of 0o1ooo0o foot
Of pine standing, aud tho privilege Of cutting
natil 13D2, oil tic Lao Court d'Oriolos Roser-
yation. for e125, 900. The original contract was
maslo By the Lake Superior ngont for $50, 900,
and tho time was fixed ut Ave years, Subso-
quontly, tho .sout himBolf denounced tho tra,ll,
and Ruat, Tie contractor, was compelled 10 pay
$4,000 moro, Tie timo boilg o1tctldod fifteen
years. ......
Wildcr, Of St. Paul, otrorcd 1000 for tho
sumo contract, os.matny the pllio III worth
ii. per 81, ,O0O smith, through wl,om Wilder mndo
his oiror, subsequently, as Commissioner up
proved tho supplemental Ruat contraot. De1nllo
approved both cIntrac!s, the frat OH Oat. IT,
1s2 yh,dt while on IT tho NoS 2,t l. f9wi" In rsgy
that tho Contract had boon made. and said pro-
ceedinga lnd been directed 10 stop 1t, a1lil tho
1,tllnn office maB awaiting information as to tho
cxact condition Of affairs. Dclnno'H, Smiths,
which will bo presented to tho Investigating;
Commission. Tho 1naians' consent to tho sale
waH obtained by intoylining In the copy Of tho
contract shown thoni stipulation that the
money. would bo paid over to tl,om.. They re-
colyo, by II lato order, ono-iifth Of tho annual
paytncNt Oh t1l0 contract.
, 1873-12-06
FOREIGN.
Comments Of the London Press on Tho
Presidents Message.



LONDON, Dec. 5.-Vernon Harcourt wnB to-day
rc-cicotod to rarlanapnt from Oxford without
nppoAitiun.
THE rnEalDENTa MESSAGE IN ENoLAND-coM.
MrSrs NJ THE LONDON r1!l.ss.
LONDON, Dec. 4-G a. m.--Vhe Times, in
lcadcr OH President Grants nlossngo, Eays tho
excessive privileges III regard to freedom from
ecaycl, clnlmetl for vosacls bearing tho American
flag would coafor immunity OIL nn open plrato.
S'tcl protcnsIona aro indeed 3ort-sigEtod for II
mercantile nation. We ca,not for 1notnout bo-
lioyo ConSrous will adopt the suggestions to pro-
l.ibit National DankA from paying intorest on
deposits. We do not agree Will, the
prosidont'a financial remarks, geues-
ally, atl1 think lo Ia wru,.g III attrlGuting
recent troubles to tho peculiar character Of tho
CURRENCY. The nlvico to lotusn to specie pay
mont would bo moro satisfactory II the pInsi-
dent told lilo conut.y how to 10 it. Tho nric!s
rraiRoH tho message for It's moderation OF tone
In general, alNl OH tho Cul,an question In partic
1llar. England will hires c,yeoly support = pol
iey which requires TINT Spain must really, as
wuil as ,,o,ninx}lY control Cnba,
Tho Daily Ac.cS saYA tho prositcnts langnago
concerning the Virgtnius affair il moderate and
dtgniiled.
Tho Daily Telegraph uees in the demand for
tho abolition Of slavery in Cubn monaco which
will greatly iucreaso !hu diAlculios of Castelars
situation.
Tho Standard thinks the only result tho tllrcatu
against Spnin will lnye will bs 10 hinder IN ad-
j1lstmout.
, 1873-12-06

Low Water In tho Missouri River at
Observation-Disclosures 1eill1rouls UnabI Q
to Elsalkc Xru.lsfOrE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PLArrBMouru, Neb., Doc. 5.-Hle Missouri
River III ut ye:y low stage OF water. Within
twouty-four hours the water fell two fco4. Tho
transfey-boats wore agrouud all day yesterday.
Tic river is not navgablo for tho present on ao-
count Of tbs low wntor as,d tho blockade OF leo.
The larp37:t ~hoat fecdvr t'tn Chicago. Iurling-
ton L Quincy laroad has Ii tbs Burlington, l. alia-
ao,1rlyer Railroad in Nebraska, west 0f tho Mis-
souri, j. largo number Of cars Of wheat arc now
dotairel on tll.~ s!ta OF the Missouri. Tho
snail lote NJ wL..~ arc about moyod out Of tho
country aid tbs larga lots tleld by parties who
will not alip before the opening Of lake aayiga-
tion,
, 1873-12-06
ciEft.njIlTf!nf- IN tf1Yfh

''r,cist Uidpatch II Tae CHICAGO Tribune
pAsENpoaT, Ia, Dec. 5.---A Hooiety has heon
organized IN Ottumwa, rumod tbs FiBh-Cultur-
ista' Association, which an for ita ubtac: the el-
conragcment of llsl,cultura IN Io'sa, and to
that ond the obtalning Of suitable legislation for
the nropor protection OF fish, and tito removing
Of distractions nuiiciont to auablo fall to
trayelso tho streams. and tho enforcement Of
the law relating to tho improper taking or tlah
from wa!era II tho State, A committee was n,,-
poIatcd to obtain information fran tho Fish
Commissioners In other States, and to f7amo and
rr"nont to tho Legislature memorial uskiug
f. proper Legislation OIL tho uubicct. This
luuyanout IL of groat importance to ull sectious
OF oontral lows, and IL tie Alpt action that hsa
been taken In the matter.
, 1873-12-06
THE SAGINAW VALLEY.

HnsisaeSs of tho P1nstcr Works at Ain.
bnster--I.unsbcrtuE OH thu Tiltubu-
xysLsgoe Creek.
'speciat Dispateh to Tile Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, tIioh., Dec. GA statement Of
the buaiuess OF tho Alabaster plastcr Works, ut
A!abaster, on saginaw Bay. shows tlst thcro WAS
shipped from that point during the aeasou 81, ,GJ9
tons OF roc]t-piastor. and 12.400 ba.Yo!s Of
ground plas.cr. This IL in excoau Of tho busi-
hess OF former yearB,
Tittabawassoe Boom Company, 1t appears that
276, ,0U0 900 feet Of logs were run out Of tlia
stream tals season. against $40 900, 600 last
acason. There are about 250, 600 coo feot OF logs
Rslll back ip this Atroam.
, 1873-12-06

Judgments in Indianapolis In Favor
OF the Republic Fire Insurance Cons
p;AhY.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicaao Tribune.
1ND1AsAroL1H, 1sd., Doe. 5.-J. L. payson,
Assignee of the Republic insurance Company,
to-tlay tooli judgment by stipulation against
each OF tho PARTIES following L. A. Nosu, N.
kimball, J. Whitcomb, n. Coum!ely, Il.
=: Dorsey, ". Morrow, L, 7.
Mayllow, j.. Ii. Judah, o. Wade,
aud L. Noble Tho amount OF tho
Judgments IL 5G27.50 each, except tAat against
cunnelly, which il 9125.50. judgments by de-
feult woro also taken by tho sanao party against
4. 7: g: Simon, J. G. Bowler, aud ]. ORR, for
So, 1880, sG27.70. aud 81 ,040, respectively.
, 1873-12-06
CEr3m


BERLIN, Dec. Billie North German Gazette,
by royul cnmnlxnd. giyos positive denlal to tho
report tint Hen, Mantoulfel Ind fought h duel.
THE srASIHlt-nE1l91AS .IMDI.UOI.1o.
From thc Ne.p l'ofe Herald. Nec.4.
The naval demonstration which Germany is
preparing to mike against tho Spani#rds in Tho
5ooloo Archipelago has been provoked by thu
commission OF worry l,ig', handed and summary
action on tho part Of d sI'anish nayal oliccr
against PrueBian nlorchunt trading ycBsels off
the Philippines. Wo reported. lasoly, tho fact
Of tho scizuto OF tho Gorman trading vossols
Marin Louisa and Qazol!e by d Spanish nlnn-oi-
war or Soo1oo. Tho yoeBels were brought to
Manila. Tho crew Of the Gazollo wcco liberated.
Tho Captain aud suporcargo Of the hIaria Louisn
t. Soy 20 vo roa1 tne T.
outsido tho respective ConEulatcB. Tho super
cargo claimed tao protection Of the British Con.
Bu, and The Captain that OF Germany. lie stated
that tho vessels vera 10 miles OF Sooloo vLon
captured, md that according to Inv, slo bocl,-
ade extonl.d only . miles nud, further, TINT
tho. Bpaniah authoritiou had not doclared any
blockade.
, 1873-12-06

Special Uasna|cA 70 Tho GAicAQo Tribune.
FosD pu Lao. Wis, Dec. 5.-A Hllort time
little Village OF Drillion, in Calumet County.
4 company Of men spont near1y all day in q
saloon. Az might bo expected, tloy got drunk
and quarrclsomo toward night. Tie company
broke up, and all but one, d Swodo named Gust
AWAY few miautos, the drunken Swedo seized
q shotgun and ran otter his Into ea!oon-asBo-
ciatos. When within short distance Of them,
lo fired into t4n crowd, iuBtantly killing young
man named Edward Whalsn. tho only depend
onco Of widowed mother Tile drunken mur-
dsrer was Immediately arrested, aud is' now. in
the Fond du Luz JAIL
, 1873-12-06
ERAkcF.


ro HaEMa,oSS Sa'i.ssi,s sIsIn shAms 1aa 1EhM
,1ao, aonarSS, l,;a ;,,uaaa ss.oas m ntac-
aaaaoo asSarS n,s m,.nEgss s; ~ acoops
nesI ea yds,' l1o'onsaa.om ~ h.s ,o"Tts; wy
rnna 1au H. sno raonC'a asi AhSES ~ .ne uuhg uo
i;ttss IT, ~ tuu t1 VI No'oape' nno causea no
Gpsr1 FL -, .ua' you5 ~ ,+ +,. .,, ,;a,
aim o th nolnuaat;n ~ 'nn. mv 'du n,vnso u
ebont tn conmo,3co Hill u ~ NV X u,v ohoi1 o i1i -
nasn ~ ~ ,r.1t x y oasy 10 l
a,,. satw ao sua'tu'ccs "i.m2ut & "ncn IL wonia oo
Tr11,a3aet', ~ ,,. 10y oP'n.on, ~ accoP' tne
ca.',,tru ca'rd,,,. e.nd " soSe'ng ,a LIZ sfGat
s,.sta' ~ niin;. n1asen III LIS
tho acts Of fho Goyornmeut to tbo "a" Aaeon,iiv i,u
amthn,jtv 10 hro,,,,. ,'nos Ho, ous "nul 10y
rosnonsibity 10 ;,i nnaation m oma sr 'ua m y
nrissj nt nv maxim Enotsn nv ~ vewa "A Er,noa
wboso Syin;os ren,iirn for tho n nv"rnn,ant % ata,
hiy and a1anrtH woniJ ,ot so ,,nJorat.nI saa
ontIom whcl, xonl5 aas;o,, ~ - In n,"s;1o.t -o 20
ta Hon"t,;n nossor - ,y1;o1 tio ;,,r"t;n,, ~ "
thc carsotar ca,,J h Spe, ~ n,,.sn
il reaorvatjons mn snanonaorv ca,at;nns ~
nostnon" ,,ntil rho % a.inpt,nn II tha canstitu'
finnai b;,ia o,t'ar to s,or+,nr no ro; ~
I'm nronnootnn =, NV .nMa,. pu,a' ~ W
, 1873-12-06


Speefa! DiapateA to IHt Cafeaaa Tribune.
plt1Ll1ADELr,IlA, Doc. 6.-Tho carpot-wcavcrt
OF tho Ninetccnth Wnsd went OIL n utriko this
morning. III consequence OF their employers III
forming them that they must submit to c Sigh.
reduction Of wageB. Ho,uo of tho mon, knowing
tla. their families would TO in axtremn want, at-
toMpiod to go.to work. but welo attacked by the
strikers nnd compelled to 90 Il, air 1oes, md
Hevera! wi,u Vorpistcl wero BoyGlclv beaten. Tho
1uanufictnl crA will not rut. their iilIa uu1cEu
reduction is accepted
The train-l,snds or tho Heading Railroad. as
Riclmond. went Oh strife tu-aay, resuang
like tleiy fetiow-!aborcrs OH tia uppa, oll III
tho line, to abo by thu rccout ider Of Lilo Rail
road Cumpa.ly reducing, their wa.,os.
, 1873-12-06
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
WAsalN0roa, Dec. s,
J.. SENATE.
Not il, session.
HOUsl; or REPRESENTATIVES,.
sntetal DisBatch to The Chicdoo Tribune.
or1N1oKa nEoAMp1Nl TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE:

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bill. were insro.lnnnl a;Id raferfod III follows:
4 bill to establish an educational fand, aud to
apply lilo pgocsolS " tho public lands to tbs
education 0f tho people.
Dy Mr. EAMES-fo reduce poatage.
= ~ Mr. l1AR1sfS-To pay tor QdarsormaBters'
and conmlssAry stores when purchaaed aud re-
cclpted for without requiring the oath Of past
loyalty.
by 5fr. MERRY-To strengthen tho credit Of
the reconstructed States. and to afford them
financial ro1iof.
uy lii. .TYNEls-To permit publishers Of news
l,apara an1 periodicals to exchange, aud pub
county Of their publication os,o copy thereof to
aotuai Bubacri,ora FREQ Of postagu.
by Mr.. DUlsCuAhD-To require lhe National
Banking Associations to retain part Of the re-
serve Of tho ooin intersHt Oh bouda dopoBited ~
, 1873-12-06
LAKE NAVIGATION,

Special DfspateA to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Allol., Dec. 6.-Dispatol.ca received
hero ths morning announoo that tho propollera
1oanol;o, Scotia, Vanderbilt, Anuie Young, mud
I4oy arc bound down with carsocs Of flour.
Tho only steam vessel yet to lear from ia the
propeller City OF Detroit, having IN tow the
barge Guiding Star.
, 1873-12-06
SUICIDE.

Special DtsDatoh to IHe Chicago 1+lbuns.
DHrRo.T, Mich, Dec. 5.-Tho detection OF
Max Volknor, 4 day or two ago, in tho theft Of
nealskina belonging to 1'uh!, Nowland i Co.. by
aud whose confidence ile had won, ended today
very tiagically. lle admitted his guilt, and, OH
promising restitution, ILLS employers not morely
agreed not to prosecute lim, but hired htn, again
II subusdin4te capacity. llia p,ui6e, dygraee
this afternoon.
spsdia! D.spateh to Tas Chicago 7rtbun4.
1NplANAPo1Aa, Inl., Dao. 6.-Ths dead body
, 1873-12-06
OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6.--Tho organization Of tho
Ohio Lilo Insurance Company. Of this city WIS
completed today by tho election Of Board Of
voster Hogan. J. G. ". Cowles, L. D. Lane, g.
II. HobertBon. john a. seatou, and Calvin Carr,
Of tlls city; CAnros ], ucss, OF Columbus aud
]. II. Weloh, OF Athens. At subsequent meet
ing Of tho Board Of Directors, Goorso L. Balf-
Yice-Presidout; ], e. W. Cowles, Treasurer, aud
Horny 4. Hess, Secretary.
, 1873-12-06
ANTt.WFllSkY.

New YonH. Dec. 5.-Tho Temperance mon In
council here heartily indorso tho proposition for
National Co,nmlsslon, to 10 authorized by
Congress to Investigate and report upon tho
hItton and other legislation for tho suppression
Of intemperanco, and request Senators and Rsp.
rosontatiyoa to Eyo the measure their early aud
favorable consideration.
, 1873-12-06

Spec,al Dispatet to The Chicago Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.--LaBs night at II o'clock
aecres meeting was held at tho Gitard Housu,
Of parties interested in tue resuAcitation OF the
Natioaal Air-Liuo Railroad, which engaged pub
lie attention to great ostent two years since.
It is proposed to lay double track from New
York to Washington, with . mammoth depot IL,
tho former city. A Committee Of four was a1,-
pointed to overhaul the accounts and books OF
the Company. preparatory to AL immediate re-
sumption OF busineaH.
, 1873-12-06
4 Meeting i'll andinnnroii~ to DIncuss

sreciat Dispateh to 7!te Chtcupo tribune.
1Ep1ASArol.ls, Iud., Dec 5.-Au iulmonae
meeting Of citizens tonight to decuHs tho tlI,an-
clnl question WIS aadressod by tho Hon. James
Buchanan, favoring yirtua. Imitation, by Keeping
MI amount OF no,l-ntorcBt bearing bonds III re-
ae,vo equal to the national dalt tho bonus to bo
represented by certitcases Which shall bo tito
circulating medium.
The Secretary Of tho Citizons' Fl
nance Cunlfnitloe reported TINT over
1000 names could 10 obiaiuod to
tho I.otition to Congaoas embolYlng these
suggestions now circulating In Indiana. 4
rcsolu:on was adoptal unanimously indorslng
til aoiioa Of Seuatur Ferry, of Michigan,
, 1873-12-06

A Failing OFF il, vobacco, po.ntocs,
and HHAY.
WaanISdroN D. T., Doc. 5.-The report OF tho
Department Of Agriculture tor November mud
Dece.nIcr Elbows tlat the avosago topacco crop.
In comparison with laat year. IL ". A faing oft
Of II. .o00. 400 bualsols in notatoes s indtcatcl.
Tho lay crop IL 00,000 tons loss than Inst year.
, 1873-12-06
RAILROAD NEWS,

Alleged Fraud on the Part OF Rail.
road OGRic4llls.
Special Dsspateh to Tho Chteaao 7rfomne.
OEDAn RApIns, a., Dec. 5.-Onicers of thia
city arrived hero to-dny bringing as prisoners
the following officers OF tho Waterloo Dele plaino
tS North Minnesota Railroad Company: G. d.
Fenton, President; ]. D. Wilson, Secretary; G..
G. Mason, Amos Cottreil, and John A. D!acs-
burn, Directors. TheHo gentlemen wore arrested
OIL the sworn statement Of Noyca. Haydn l. Co.,
contractors, who claim tint thoir signature waa
procured to a contract through tece.!ion as to
tho assets Of tho Company. A preliminary OK
animation will he had tomorrow
, 1873-12-06
CrlElfo in NI&fslluIl]E.

MEMPHIS, Tonn., Dec. 5.-John Grace xlo
murdered A; W. Taylor Inst evening, wau sent to
JUL To-day to await the action Of tho Grand
Jury.
1t ia now believed TINT tho dofalcations of
Woodard, tho Absconding Trustee, will raacl
100000. 11o WaB last heard fro1a in Now York,
, 1873-12-06

SALT LAKE, Dco. b.-Iha Baldwin Exploring
Expedition, which returned TuaHday, dihbanla
lore. 1t Ii reported that tta HuocosH WAS bayond
I'LL anticipation, Tho lalios arc preparing
public celebration Of the oautonuls1 anniversary
Of tho Doaton Toa Party.
, 1873-12-06

OMAHA Dec. 5.-T1o earnings OF the Union
Pacific Railroad for tho month Of October we1o
the largest ainco tho road opened. Passenger
receipts, Sa29, G52 freights !S75 900; n'iacelIn
sG30, 900. Twonty-sx carloads Of Nebraska
wheat loft this point, eastward bound to-day
, 1873-12-06

LITTLE NooE, Ark, Dec 6.-In tho prize-aglt
last evening, Ward VAS successful, Brady failing
to como to time In the tlfth rouud. Both brnis.
ors aud sovaral Of tho active participants we're
arrested to-day for engaging in d riot mud un-
lawful assembly, and aont to Jail in default OF
$500 bail.