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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

THE Federal District Court, in Nash
vile, after session of nearly FIVE
weeks, adjourned on Tuesday the 9th.
Judge Trigg is very popular, both as a
man and officer; and whilst he dis
charges business with promptness and
firmness, he is so bland in manner and
so kind in feelings as to give ofense
to none and win the confidence and
esteem of all. The other officers of
his Court seem to have imbibed his
spirit and manifest the utmost courtesy
in all their dealings.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

The Catholic Telegraph says if this
government had recognized the Cuban
rebels instead of the wicked Spanish
Republic, the affair of the Virginius
would never have happened. This is a
superficial view ofdeep subject. If the
United States Government had been
administered by honest and competent
men, and the laws rigidly enforced
the Virginius would not have sailed
upon a voyage violative of our treaty
relations with Spain and the laws
framed in accordance Herewith Cor
ruption manipulating reckless mobs ii
the accurate description of the gov
eminent as, at present, administer
ed.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

THE sensation mongers are trying
hard to make it appear that Dan Sickles
has been made martyr, by Spanish
brutality. He is the poorest material
out of which martyr was ever manu-
featured. IF the Cuban junta, in New
York, can do no better than this, it
will hardly succeed in getting up war
spirit, strong enough to force the
country into an armed conflict with
Spain.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Those who are so loud in their de-
mands that Spain shall be punished
for her treatment of the Virginius
were not near so indignant against
England for furnishing Fenians. Both
parties were misunderstanding our
territory the basis of their raids-but
England is not Spain, and hence the
difference of feeling.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

soil except under the pressure of me-
cessity, and never proftably except
under the eye and guidance of the
whites. The POSSESSION Of Cuba by
this country, means its total loss to
commerce and civilization.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Resolved, That the recent acts of
outrage upon a vessel carrying our Ma
tional flag, and the brutal and sum-
mary execution of the persons seized
on board the Firginius, demands speedy
redress, and such indemnity for the
future as will prevent a repetition OF
such acts.
Resolved, That we extend our deep
est sympathy to all people struggling
for freedom and redress from the power
of tyranny and despotism.
Resolved, That the people of Spain
are seriously DESTROYS of establishing
Republican Government. Their first
act, making consistency and justice
part of their professions, will be to
release from subsection any portion OF
their territory, give liberty to the slaves,
and the people. OF Cuba Government
of the own choice. aa- "a b..
j, Resolved, That we rely with entire
| confidence upon the wisdom and pat
riotism of the Administration and the
war making powers of the country to
take such action as may be necessary
to yindicate the honor of the country
consistent with the obligations of the
! Government, in the best interests OF
the whole country. aa
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

A DISTINGUISHED gentleman of color
mailing from Kentucky, has put in his
claim to be Sergeant at Arms. Try
him, by all means; white Radicals are
failure in every position, except
rifing the pockets of the people, and a
change of color may prove bene-
fetal.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

SPECULATION is rife as to whether
Blaine, if elected Speaker, will place
Credit Mobilliers of distinguished no
toriety, on the leading committees of
the House If they can help to make
him President, there can be no doubt
of the policy he will pursue towards
them.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Most prudent persons have already in
sured. To those who have not, we
wish to say; Do not delay. You
will have no excuse or sympathy il
your property burns without protee-
ton. r.e.. .-i.r rr.l tI,''
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
4 Tribute to Judge Tyler.

The Grand Jury last week paid the
following merited tribute to Judge
Tyler, and B. D. johnson. Esq;
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Grand Jury are due. and are hereby
rendered Hon. c. W. Tyler of the
County and Criminal Couts; not less
for his many acts of kindness and ur-
banity in directing us in the discharge
of our delicate duties than for his able
and dignifed bearing On the Bench as
we'll as for the manly and determined
effort he is making TO correct abuses
, that have so greatly impaired the credit
of Montgomery county. asa.
Resolved, That our thanks are due
Attorney General B. ID. johnson, who
by prompt and able discharge of his
duty. has greatly lessened our labors !;
also to Hervy Whitfield officer in
charge.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

1T is estimated that about one hum
DIR d ladies are studying law in the
Unite States. We suppose they W II
practice at the bar and their husbands
at the cradle.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
HAULING!
To the Citizens Of Clarksville, New
Providence and surrounding
Country:

have under my control four good wae-
ons and teams, with which propose TO 40
general hauling by the job or by the day,
and Will haul al the reduced price OF - W
per day from this date. 1 am prepared 70
maui anything in the country, looaSco'
Lumber, or, move any one. My wagons,
harness and teams are good. have tive
dump carts, one large sp.lhg wagon, anu
viii haul anywhere IN the tniteo STATES
Nov ~ F..,-tL = GEO. K HARRIS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
hG1Nv0O4 ~
INSURANCE AGENCY.
90 .r-. s-0-
DIN. KENNEDY&FA Ag'ts
~
The Oldest and Larges: Insurance
Agency In the state.
.ft- e. M trat -4- -t.ss
| 30 Years. Experience and Continued
r-.c Success. ne
3. ga.----.st ..-i-t ISIS faf:g--E
Aggregate Assets Of Fifty Million
Dollars. 1
N. B. We never Represented but one
Company that failed. This was
caused by the great Chicago Con-.
Migration and We paid every Pol.
icy.HOlder the Value OF his Policy
In full. IL 1t7sfh r.''.f
We Represent the most Reliable
ENGLISH,
EASTERN and
HOME COMPANIES.
ras.gs B.. f-aafit .-
-
.aFo 1r.l' o.. F, 7N
Rates are Uniform and as Low as
0a aa Safety will allow.
I-.si.f.s .a ri. -aa-l. l.-..s. -. '..-
rs.ra. 1tL.L- .ifa.HF il
-....... .- ----O----- ......... %!
Fair Premiums must be paid, or
Losses are not likely to be settled.
t.... . ,rsrs rrt.#- -s-I. H-.-
...H .TstassH o
.l.. .-ga. .sI-.# Ir. T.-H
r. .--rr- Hr-s l-...-. .-.-. .s f 4
We represent no cheap Wild Cat
Companies.
. 2 o.. .... - -frl.. r.-.t.
-. ago 10 . -.--l' fF
Fair Premiums must be paid, or
Losses are not likely to be settled.
We represent no cheap Wild Cat
Companies.

The numerous fires in cities, town and
country, warn all of the imminent
danger. The losses paid by Insur-
ance Companies show the value of
protection. '< -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Our stock IN every departments u nun and
complete and will be kept 10 thron9hont-
the season by n-w arrivals 81 new and de-
sfrable goods No house ta this HnsFRst
carries any better STOCK than ne do. nor
does any one s.li cheaper. tAsrefors give Ne
Q eaA. and you will ~ IA .z.es hl.EldS and
get The worth OF yoaE money. ~ - doing
VOC viii much oeitxe
VA foar frte1ds. 4L4l5eI
iNoS. II lsrs-kf n ~ Fff
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Fellow citizens, the question and the
facts in the case are new before you.
Do not delay. Act wisely, be prudent
and insure your property and life where
you will get sure protection with fair
and honorable dealing.
Nov. %, 1S13-4w.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

Secure policy at once that you can
rely upon. Do not leave ycur fami
ly in want, or even without plenty,
when you can obtain a policy on
your life, sure and safe, that in the
event of your death will make them
independent. ars rn .,.r.fr
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
BOOTS SHOES

We have the largest stock we have ever
opened in GAINESVILLE. I0u can buy OF
n =, Broaddus Co.,
Mems good Brogsn Shoes for 81 IS worth 2 %
BOYS good srossn snoes ior ~ y % worth -
Misses pegd Calf Shoes for 81 % worth 20.
Mems Kip Boots for g 50 worth > %.
Mems Calf Boots for - % worth 5 50.
Mems good seued Calf Boots. - %. war
ranted not 20 rip.
Boys' Kip Boots FOR y 20 worth 3 90.
Boys Calf Boots for g 50 worth 90
Full stock OF Ziegler and other makes OF
ane Shoes No one should buy before look
Ing At Oils stock as they are really cheap.
and We want all TO call soon and reap the
benefits that We Will offer fOr The Esxf -
days. Very Respectfully. 100 ..r
RICE. BRoADDES q 90.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Rugs,
Window Shades, Damasks,
Curtains. Table Linens,
Towels, Napkins, etc. f,H

ALL Down TO PANIC PRICES:
just think Of ii. good Carpet for Is cents
Just think OF 1t. good s-ply carpet forsl 50
per yard.
just think Of Il q good nOor OIL Cloth for Is
cents per yard.
Just think Of II, c Velvet Rug for 81 "a.
Just think Of Il, a nice Oil Window Shade
for 81 %.
s. cents per yard. t---
Just think OF IL. = nice Lace Curtain for
81 Is.
Just think OF it, good sill Linen Table Dam
ask for 81 cents Der yard.
Just think OF Il. a dozen good all Linen
Napkins for 81 %.
And then 20 TO Rice. Broaddus 4 Co.'S and
spend your money for Some Of the above
and you will never regret H. Wewsnt you
10 make money by buying goods " b ilethey
are down, and We will make money ON
them when they 90 mp. .fE tfHA ri
Very Respectfully,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW RES
r. ToRED. qarr

Hf Z
lust published. new edition of M. CuI.
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Physical Incapacity, Impediments 10 Mar
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and FITS. induced by self-indulgence or
sexual extravaganza.
B1- Price in a sealed envelope only six
cents.
The celebrated author. In this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing-conseQuenOeso of self-abuse may be rad
ically cured without the da n gerous use OF
Internal niedicine. orthespplicatien Of the
knife; pointing out a mode OF cure at once
simple certain and effectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically
hs This lecture should be In the hands
of every youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope. 70
an address. postpaid, on receipt Of SIX
cents. or two post stamps. Address Sas
Publishers,
CHAs. ]. c. KLINE d Sp.,.
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29

New York Republicans Express Their
Views.
New YORK, November 2.-The
Republican Central Committee net
tonight and adopted the following
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
d. N. KENNEDY&FAXON, Ag'ts
The Oldest and Larges: Insurance
Agency In the state.
30 Years. Experience and Continued
-r.,. ..s r=.o success.
Aggregate Assets Of Fifty Million
Dollars.

N. B. We never Represented but one
Company that failed. This was
caused by the great Chicago Con.
Migration and We paid every Pol.
icy.HOlder the Value OF his Policy
In full. 1'tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-11-29
CONSEQUENCES TO THE SPANISH RE,
PUBLIC.
WAITING FOR THE REPLY.

Up to quite late hour tonight the
Government had no definite intelli-
gence from Madrid; and it is doubted
whether the final answer will come be-
fore tomorrow. Mr.. Fish's house this
evening has been besieged in vain by
enterprising newspaper correspond
ents. This delay in getting news from
Madrid is by no means an unfavora BILE
indication, and there is nothing known
to diminish the strong confidence felt
in official circles last evening of sue
cessful result to the negotiation.
, 1873-02-18
VIRGINIA.

n1ouMoNn,, Fob. H.-aovornor Wetker, to-day
5ont a special moasaga to tho Legislature upon
tho finances Of tho Rtato, In which ho rofers to
tho snbtoot, the real NORTH OF which, ho says,
should bo chndidly and impartially discussed,
IND WfBe Anil patriotic conc1uaonB reaohed. This
s,ihjoot onbodios two propositions, distinct In
character, but harmonious III result. They aro
First the assumption Of all the presunt lofa1 in
debtodnoss Of tho sovoral States; ind sooond,
to prevent tlie recurrence Of d noooasity for
similar action hereafter by tho solomn ngroolnent
By aud between tho HtatoB to abstain from tho
contraction Of any dobts in future except such
ha may be found necessary to d Legitimate and
effective execution Of their. governmental fac
tlons, or as may DO required By sudden ond grbat
emergencies. The formcr Of theeo propositions
must bo accomplished by act. OF Congr6sB whilo
the latter chi. bo aehleyod only through IN
amendment to tho Federal Constitution, Which
uill roquiro tho concurrence Of three-fourths Of
oil those States. Tho Governor invites the Con-
oral Assembly to invite tho corporation of all
these statoa to aocuro tho adoption OF theBoprop
ositions.
Resolutions were introduced In tho Legibla-
turo, to-day, to carry out this recommendation.
, 1873-02-18
FORElGN.
The Now Spanish Republic Settling
Down to Work.
A Huge Credit Mobi1ier De-
veloped in Canada.
a Revolution Expected In Cuba.
SPAIN.

, SPAIN.
MApn1D, Feb. 17.-A 1najorityo OF tho ConBergn-
live Generals Of tho Spanish army have assured
the dovornment TINT thoy w,ll not oppose tho
Republic.
n Ecnor Castelar, Is abont to aond o ciroular to
Foreign powers to proYont their Intervention In
the affairs of Spnif. It will assure thom that
the Republic Is not aggressive In character, and
docs not seek to intorforo with other nations.
Marquis do Bruilo, Frocnh Ambassador, had n
long conference, to-day, with 8onor OaHtofar.
The orlors for tho despatch Of troops to Mnla-
been rostorod there.
4 decree hns been issued abolishing tie reg,la.
aon requiring officers Of tho army to ta'o politi-
cal oathB.
Brigadior Gonoral 0racora has hocn appointed
Military Governor Of Madrid,
General payia, On taking command Of the
army IN the North, tEsrled proclamation appeal
Ing to tho insurgents Of the Basque provinces
to their homep, promising that thoy phali hot
bc noleatcd for the past, II thoy comply.
The defeat is et'!sially announced ofn strong
DAyoSsE M ME- Feb. 7.IDon Carlos has arrived ut
st. Joan dc Luz, ton miloB from this placo.
Tho Carliat chioftain Ollo, with 1000 mon
yesterday attacked Iafayalle. in Navarro. Tho
aurgenta we're compelled TO rotroat.
Tho popular forces Of Madrid, yielding to tho
commnnd8 Of the authoritios, flavo abandoned
the positions which they occupied when tho
King abdicated.
Tho debate on tho reforms in Porto Rico be-
gnn in tho Assembly to-dhy, 6enor Jose Olozaga,
President OF the Council Of State, In q commu-
nication to tho Correspondence disclosed tho
fact that ho WIS tho wrltcr OF the Royal message
to tho cortes announcing the abdication.
The resignation OF Marquis Montemar, Spanish
Minister to Italy, has been accopted.
Senior Zoriua has established .hia residence at
Elyas, on the Portuguese frontier.
pARls Fob. 17.-sonor salustiano 0lozaga, tho
Spanish Ambassador, called upon Marquis Do
Remusat this morning, and read to him Casto-
lara circular announcing the establishment Of
the Republic. Tho Minister saya !" Mother
internal nor foreign pressure moved the National
Assembly to declare the. Republic, The
people are tranquil; tho army obe-
dient |; tho authorities calm The Government
is resolved to preserve order at any price, 1t ro-
lies on the respect for law inhorent In tho
spaniards, and tho fidelity Of tho army. Spain
possesses all the yirtuea necessary for self gov
ornmeut. To dispo1 false impressions and re-
move approximations, the Government declares
that 1t is resolved to maintain tho organization
Of the army, which is resolved to maintain its
authority"
, 1873-02-18
THE WEATHER.
War Department wcRthcr ProRuos-
ttCnti0nu.

War Department Weathcr ProRuos-
ticntionu.
CHICAGO, Fob. 1.-THE Signal Service reports
Indicate moderate temperature Ill over tho
country this morning, the lowoBt thermometer
Utah, 1t marked 18 above; at Omaha 40 above
at Duluth and St. Paul, 40 aboyo; ut Marquette,
91; at Milwaukee, a.; at Chicago, o.; at st.
Louis, 81; at Detroit, 2o;. at Buffalo, 81 at
Montreal, III; at Quebec, 10; at Portland. Mo-,
40; at New York, 86;. at Washington, 90; at
Oharleston, IS; at Jao!Isonvile, Fla, 81 ct Key
West, 10; at Mobile, 48; at Memphis, Al; at
Loulaylllo, 40.
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFr1oE OF THE OH1Er
s1aNA1 oxF1oER, DIVISION OF TE1EanAMs AND
REPonTs FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE,
WAsu1NaToN. D. G., Feb. Probabilities
Light winds and pleasant weathor will continue
on Tuesday through the Atlantic Staten. In
oreasing southerly winds, veerlng to the SOUTH
west, wfll prevail west Of the APPALACHIAN range
The barometer continues to fall, with throat.
ening weather from the ppper lakes aoathwara
cloudy weather.
, 1873-02-18
NOTES AND OPINION.

TO the great DISTRESS Of Wisconsin Postmas-
tess, conflicting orders hare been Ut ia under
stood) Issued to them from tho Madison aud Mil
wsukee dispensers Of patronage, having In view
tho service they shall perform In lobbying land
grant through the Legislature, with pains and
penalties attached to It's non-porformnnce.
Tho closing Of the Investigation at this
point leaves several ugly questions unsettled,
not the least Of which is, who got the twelve
hundred dollars 7-Doston Aduertiser.
Tho experience Of yesterday in counting
tho electoral votes at Washington offors tic
most startling and convincing arguments for q
change in tho electoral eystem. .-Bu0alo Express.
Whatever may DO the faults and ,ndrmitios
Of the present method Of voting for President
and Vioe-President Of the United States, the
syatem ought not to DO held responsible for the
abuses consequent upon tho arbitrary action Of
Congress- uilder Its joint ruloa.-Boston Journal.
-0olfs1 may porjuro oakes Amea' 81 200 into
tripioato contribution from political friends,
bnt the: will not explain the extraordinary coin
day'e deposit Of 81, ,9686s) and that days. mar
Neso York World.
-ThoEe WAS great merit in the explanation Of
tho wo %s w found S9ng
rooster in Ills hat. "Golly," said hc, "thatfa
quoer-how d'you spoHe he got there? Must
have crawled UP my trowsera leg" It's a lttlo
remarkable though that this theory has not sug-
gosted itself to aomo Of the gentlemen lately
found with Credit Mopilior stock on thoir hands.
1t might have erawled up their trowaers logs
and no doubt did. That's eusy now. Why not
say 30 o?-NeU York Tribune.
u-otearfsld, Bradford, Tioga, Jefferson. and
Cameron Counties have voted on tho lioonse
quoation, each deciding by large maloritlcs,
agsinst tho eale Of liquor. schuylkill, Lycom,,
Ing, Wayne, susquohauna, Northumberland, and
Centre, aro to vote on tho a1st inst, aud will OF
eourse give largo majorities against tho traffic:
Tho indications now arc that no ltcenao will
carry in evory county n the Btaso.-Harrts1arg,
(I'a.) STATE Journal.
The Pittsburgh organ that pronounced tho
Eyans dsfaloation mo defaleation at all !" "to
nominate lIartrsnft would be to commit aome-
thing wosao than . b'under;' aud 90 long as
Auditor denoral 1Iartranft was OH tho stand
two regros ho did not toll all ho knew" con-
cerning tho Evans steal. now denouncea tic
penusylyania Railroad bill passed. by the Logls-
laturc last week. It chRrgea that
Tho manner In which this bill waH ruhhed through
Tho Legislature Ii net calculated to Impress tue public
favora6y its character or purposes. In the Ian.
gus9a of the lobby ut was sot up" meaning thereby
, 1873-02-18
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Cachise-.Tho Authorities PoVvcrless--
Ikai1r0ad Taxcss

Cachise-.Tho Aathoritics Povcr1ess--
Railroad TaxcEs
San FRANCISCO, Feb. 1T,-Newa from Arizona
to tho 18th Of February, states the Caohise band
stas raldtng extensively in Sonora, killing men
ford receivod 3 communication from tho Project
at Magdalona. confirming those statements.
General Crook received q letter from the Gov
ornor Of Sonora on tho same subject, which
tatod By Oaohiso, without adyising Generals
Crook md Scho1eld.
L. Valencia, momber OF the Supreme Court
Of Mexico, was ono Of thoso killed within tho
past four weeks.
It is said the Unitod States authoritios are
thus far powerlcss to act against the eayagos.
The United States Circuit Court, to-day.
granted o temporary injunction to RESTRAIN the
joaquin, Sacramento, Placer, and Nevada, from
collecting ta1ea made on assessments upon tho
Central Pacific Railroad in those counties.
, 1873-02-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49,

Tho President oontemplat6s startling ,oh the 21th
nearly Al d biz. 0abtnet he6idcs many diatin.,
snis!lod Eentlpnon-s Senator's members Of Con-
grcse, md othSYa Richmond, w., will DO tho
poso to make thia tho initial movement III Ills
noxt Administration, In bis nttompt to harmon
lse tho poople Of tho North and Bontl1. lfe 'Yitl
look INTO tho condition OF tho oouth socially, md
AZ Richmond and othur places along tho line of
hs visit preparations nro being n1ado to gtyo
him IN bnthuBiaBtio rocopttou.
, 1873-02-18
FRANCE.

PAn1s. Fob. 17.-The manifesto Of sonor Gas
selar will DO delivered to Theirs to-day. Tho
recognition Of the Spanish Republic by the Gov
eminent Of Franco is expected to follow imme-
diately, Members Of the moderate Left In the
National Assembly doolino to join in the addresn
Of tho sxtromo Left to thu Republicans Of
Spain.
Committee Of Thirty to-day. The report Is very
conciliatory in form, hut maintains tho resol,i-
Hous Of tho majority.
, 1873-02-18

Inu EcmpcfhHco Unuao IN Tnd1nn05
:. Fohr WAYNE, Ind. Fob. r.-A largo and en-
on tho subject Of tho Baxter Temperance btu,
now pending bcfore tho Senate Of tits State. A
number Of prominent gentlemon. mndo short
snd eloquent speeches In support Of the bill.
Ihe following resolutions wcro unanimously
adopted:
II Ia o.r duty to Riyo the pro-
posed Inn our ffm and cheerful support.
Hocond-That It Is tho duty Of our Legislators to sce
that tho present blu becomes law. Hence we earnest
" petition tho State Senate to pass tho Temperance
bil! now pending bofore It, known "a tho "Dsxter
, 1873-02-18

Special D<spalcA to Tia Chicago ITibtne,
MADISON, VIE, Fob. 1.-THE afternoon train
from Milwaukee,, via Watortown, being two
hours lato there was yerY thin attendance.
The Senate had not enough to pass al appropsia-
ton bill, and the Assembly just nixty.
The Senate passed blu authorizing ViItago
Trustees to build and ropair sidewalks Gnd gut
tors.
In the Assembly resolution WAS aioptad for
clerks for the Committee Oh Engroased and En-
rolled bills.
4 resolution Was offcred hailing With pleasure
tho establishment Of Republic In Spain, and
, 1873-02-18
CANADA.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
TonoNTo, Feb. 17.-Tho Globe Of to-day
publishes a rumor which charges tho
Great Western Railway Company with
eeens n pun' n not pagns duty d. oe
certain importations! Of freight, rolfing-atook,
and machinery, and that this WINS dono with the
conniyance OF the Dominion Government In re-
turn for which the influence Of tho Company
was to be exercised in winning Hamilton to the
Government, which, whether this influenced it
or not has returned two Government support
eIs: 1t occasions considerable gossip here, and
will doubtloBs be followed up to denial or proof
OF guilt. :,