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AGRICULTURAL.


Tho Illinois md Ohio Stnte nonrds.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 9.-Tho State Board Of
Agriculture adjourned this afternoon. At tho
morning session n resolution was passed COM
mending tho principle OF tho " Darwin stoam
motor" but refusing, in Its imperfect state, to
recommend 1t or grant o modal. ". g. Flagg
WAS awarded & premium for u prizo cssay on
corn and wheat, and tho prepa1 alton Of soils !;
Albert Dunlap q premium for IN essay on apples
and peaches, and OH tho history Of ahort-horn
cattlo in tho State to T. Dwyer. The examinn-
ton Of fru1ta, wincB, etc., Of which there waB q
magnificent display, took place at 10 O'Clock, and
resulted in a frat premium on apploB to s. g.
Merlser, oswego,. Ill. i second premium to
m j. Transss o% s s;na Son h spPsns1Meld g ILL., pfS
springcy Of Springfield, Ill; cider, r.
Hilliard i Son, Brighton, III. silver modal for
tho bost display Of vegetables to tho Illinois In
tluatrial University md to j. Frances 4 Son, and
for tho largest and best display Of applos gold
medal.
Tho afternoon session waB devoted to eottle-
mont Of tho question III diaputo l,otwoo4 tho
rival Boards organized III Ford County, each
claiming to DO tie County Board Of Agriculture.
each claimed, it was found that neither Of Thorn
had coupled with tho law. Tho case was thero-
foro dismiaBod, md tho county was given until
tho ilrBt day Of February noxt, in which timo it
mas to organize Board properly.
Tho usual complimentary resolution was pass-
ed recognizing tho valuable sorricos Of tho Hon.
D. A. Brown, tho ,prosont President, aud aftor
sonlo routine business, tho Board coased to
exint
On next Tuesday tho nowly elected members
of tho Etate Board Of Agriculture will meet in
this city, and organize. Some few Of the old
members wero reelected.
CoLuMnus, O., Jan. o.---The State Board Of
Agriculture organized to-day by electing l.. Y,
Dslano, Of nosa, Proadont Simpson Nar,no,,lt,
Of Tuseara, Treasurer; John II. Kppart, Cor
responding Secretary, md II. s. Habbtt, no-
cording Secretary. Tile next State Fair will bo
held at hfansfleid the first week in September
next
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War Department FrOEnosttcntfolas.-
Delay OH Ikuilr0uds.-SllOsvS Storms.

War Department prognosticntioa,s--
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
H1dNAL OFFICER, D1y1a1oN OF TELEaAAMs AND
nEronTs Fon THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
Tho barometer will riBo in tho lowor lake region
and Canada, and oyor tho Middle and Eastern
States, with southwestorly md northweBterly
wlndB With cloudy weather and occasional enoW
and low temperature in tho two former soctlonH,
and nortlwastorly winds with genorally cloar
and colder weather in tile litter sectiouR.
Iron tho Ohio to tho lower Missouri
valleys to tho ERBtern Cult and South Atlantic
btatoB, northorly md northwoatorly winds, with
high preaBurea and generally o!oar woathor, but
on tho Western Gulf conHt, n0rthenaterly winds,
with threatening weather aud rain. In the
Northwest and thenco oyor the uppar hikes and
southwark to Missouri and Indiana, north
westerly winds, with low temperatures and clear
weather. ...
Special Dsspatoh to The Chicago Tribute.
KALAMAZOO, Micli., Jan. 0.-Iho worst wenthor
for traycilora yot experienced thls winter, Is
upon uH in this part Of Michigan. Tho storm
began, yesterday. This morning tho moroury
blew:, The Michigan Central Railroad, by
mako approximate tinao to-day with Its fast
trainH, but all othors aro behind, and freigl,ta
lilo by and wait. No trains hare arrived In
twenty-fonr hours OH tho Grand 1sapldH Il
Indlana Railroad, and tho Lalo Shore 4 Mlchi-
gan Southern tratna aro Bnow-bonnl oaoh way.
WArEnrowN, N, VI. jan. o.-A hoayy nnow-
storm les boen prevailing In this region all day.
No trainn have moved north Of thin place ainco
yesterday,
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TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, Tonn., jan. o.-The Houno having
ootnplotod ita organization To-day. Governor
Brown transmitted his mossage to bot}, branches
Of the State debt, md Its steady inoreaao by tho
nonpayment Of interest, and declares TINT tho
Question Of payment Of interest can no longer
ho postponed, and cannot bo tritled with. Be-
Loving that tho Legislature Ia determined to
of tho ontfro 8tato debt, including tho pnst-luo
coupons, III now Bor1es of bonds running
forty yeara to maturity, bearing intoroat at tho
rato Of PER cont q or payable IN jon
son for the now isBuo: Tho detection Of bonda
frndulontly Issued, upon which interest ought
not to bo paid, and providing for system Of
Registration. Ho further 1eoommonds that tho
that provision bo mnde for such payment to
commence as curly as July, 1874. fIa rocon-
mentls. also, that tho Legislature declare wlotl1
er or rot interest shall bo raaid on tho
He estimates tho taxable property Of tho stats
at $500 090, 900, and Expresses tho opinion that,
without increasing tho ratio Of taxation, by tho
adoption Of measure inauring the proper aB-
sossmont and prompt collection Of tho revenues,
sufficient can be raised to defray tho cxpcnuea Of
tho State Government, and pay tho interoat on
tho public debt, He makcs n Recommendation
with view to tho system OF asaessments and
taxation, nnd points out additional sources Of
revon,'e. Tho Governor declares that tho prob
lem whether tho State can support tho public
schools without hankruptiug tho pcoplo has
beon solved, aud says tho country systom
adopted two years ago has giyon grent Batlsiac-
tion whore it's merits haVo boon fairly tested.
II the Legislature determines to foster tlliH
system, ho recommends tho appointment Of q.
State Superintendent, With 90 adequate salary,
and also, If nood be. a State Educational Doard.
After providing for tho state dubt, tho Leglsla-
public schools CAL bo made Io recommends
that CongresB DO momoriallzod for proper
tionate part Of tho public domain, to be conso-
Grated as 0 fund for education and common
the question OF common. school education must
10 met, and submits tho mntter and system to
tho discretion Of the Legislature. Ho recon-
nlonda appropriations to sustain tho charitable
institutions Of tho State, amendments to tho
criminal laws, md yarioua other matters chiofly
Of local character.
, 1873-01-10
Fircs%


Special Dcspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Jan. 9.-About O'clock
this afternoon, fire brolIo out in tho cook-room
Of tho st. Nicholas Hotel Of tiB city, which, for
q timo, hid fair to bo disaBtroun, but, by tho
efforts of tho tiromon, it was got undor control,
and confined wholly to that building, and finally
subdued without much damage boing donc. Ono
hundred and fifty doilara, it is supposed, will
cover tho damage. Tho building WIS fully ill.,
eurod. Tho guests 1el incontinently from the
building, in most instances removing their bag
gago nnd efFocts. A part Of the furniture was
also removed. 1t Is probable that within n short
time tho damage will DO repaired md the hotol
in good order again. It was only by the prompt-
moss Of tho Firo Department, md its efficiency,
tlat tile building, was sayoa One Of the engine
houses IL within loss than n half block Of tho
hotel, and consequently was promptly at work.
II tho fro had got lnler hoadway, it would cor
tainly Iavo destroyed the whole block, OIL which
Tho dhonney Houso alao stands, US tho wind was
blowing a furious gale.
DosloN, Jan. 0.-McNutt's lnmbor mill md
tho adjoining promises wore burned last night.
All loaaeH aro about $4,000, with INSURANCE.
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tire train, consisting OF two locomotives, bng-
gago. car, and two eoaclioH wont of tho rails.
Tho locomotives woro bally brolsou up. Ono Of
filed With panaengorp, md 1t Ia singular that no
norson vas BoriouB1y injured,
pATEnsoN, n: J., JIM, o.-Two freight trainB
eol!iflol at Oak nldgo last night and EngInoor
Roberts wnH killed..
- sptefa. Dc*paich to The Chicago 1tiDunc.
T.. EvANRToN, Ill. Jan. 0.-The outgoing trnin OIL
tito Ohicago Il Northwestern l1nilroad WIS COM
polled to stop nt noao Hill by tho breaking
down OF tho locomotive. Tho pnasengorn wor0
and now locomotive tolograpl,el for from Chi
cago to draw bnch the Evanston train.
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(Orawford), Alexander (Nlontgomory), Arm
strong [Grnndy), Armstrong. G.asalloj, Dallow,
l}'sllop (Edgnr), D!nhop (A1c11onry), Dlantley,
Drossor, Dnnllatn, Easloy, Flanders, Torti,'
llalpin, 15crringtoi,, 1tto (h1adison), tito (st.
ClRir), ll0i!o8, j1okBoli, JnmnH, JesHnp, KRrn.
Limo (DoWittl. Lcn1ma, Lowls. Loon,tB, hfarnll,
McAdatnR, Mcdonald, Mclaughlin, Mophorran
Nlcaohnm, Middecor, Moore (Adauas), Moose,
MorriBolt, Neville, Nowton, Mutton, Obcriy,
Urolluorl1t PoltZor, Qu1n1, Hogors Scott, Bhllln-
way, Smith. Btroeter, Strand, Sylolater, Thorn
tom, Virdon, Walkor, Wobbor, Wolnhoimor,
Wick, Casey-G6.
THE PRESIDENCY or THE SENATE.
Tho notion Of tho caucus in nominating Gov
ernor Oglesby for tho Bonato will hnvo tho OBJECT
Of hastening the election of President Of the
Senate. Short IL working euccosRfully. A. oar-
vass Of the Senate sllows Tint tho following aro
liltoly to vote for lin in caucus: Crews. Caaoy,
p9"
son, Waite Wilcox, Two moro. with
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FLORIDA.

Legislature effected permanent organization
yesterday. No business Of importance WAS
done. The Republican caueus on tho evening
Of tho 7th, oanle near breaking up III genoral
whose election oroated intense dissatisfaction.
Senator Osborne's chances for recollection are
continually waning.
In the Senate, to-day tho Democrats, with tho
hs1}R Of ono Republican vote, elected Liberty
resolution declaring that Gilbert was elected
United States Senator by bribery, and calling
for his resignation OH that account, was tabled
by vote OF 20 to 25.
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U'lac n1ib1cr Murder Trial.

HFetta9 Ie07Htse13
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. o.-In tho Hiblor
caao to-day the morning session WIS consumed
in tho argument of tho defence, IN which IT was
death by maltroatmout at tho hapds Of tho at
tending physician, DR.. Virgil. Prosecuting At
tornoy Franco bognl, Ills plca this afternoon,
and will conclude tomorrow forenoon: Ho pro-
slot, a,ld the jury exa.ninodt carefully. Ono
OF them remarked tint 1t could neyor hayo been
discharged accidentally. This Ia doubtless a
fair expression of tho jug OIL tho plea OF accl-
dental shooting. Tho cuso will hardly reach tho
jury bGforo Saturday,
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Ltttlo progress WAS made In tho Wharton trial
at baltimore yontorday. Tho case may 20 over
to the April torn.
Wnl II. scuddor was olacted President, and
8. ". Edgoll Yico President, Of tho Merchants
Exchange, st. Louis, OH Wednesday.
Tho wifo Of German shoemaker In Fort
Wayne, nnmod shultz, has fallon heir to n
fortune OF $4,000 by tho death OF III uncle
s'pyor tho llhille."
The Wisconsin Bocloty OF tho Army of tho
Potomac waa organized ut Madison, yesterday.
General q. B. Hamilton, President Genornla
Drs. D. q. Ayars, and a. J. Wsra, Vico lrosi-
dents MINOR 4. htorodith, Treasurer; Colonel
u. ". Hunt, Secretary.
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Spcta. Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, jan. 9.-Tho report OF tho
Treasurer Of Maryland. just submitted, shows
tho total State dobt to bo $40, ,911, ,678. Tho ro-
duesion for tho year lust past has boon $2,000,--
oo0 Tho roal nmoynt Of tho State debt with
no reliable Offset is not over $4,000, 900. Tho
amount Of State stock designated rs productive
il 81, 704, ,85e.2o. Tho stock and bonds not pro-
dnctvo amount, with interest thereon, to
60, ,1O5 400, Of which 81, 600 are invested in
stock Of tho Chesapeake & : Ohio Canal compa-
with othor available assets, would Offset the
Stato doiJt
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PHILADELPHIA, Jun. o.-At q meotlng OF tho
National Association Of Iron A[anntacturorn,
yesterday, ]. J. nennott, of Pittsburgh, prosla.-
Ing, tho only business Of Importance Transacted
was tho pusuago Of n resolution inlorslng tho
Froo Banking bill Of senator Buckingham, Of
Connecticut.
Last evening tho Nail Manufacturer Asaool-
alton mot hor0, 4. q. Blair, of plttsburgh pro-
siding. Representatives of the national interests
wero present from noarly all tho Atlantio statog.
had been manufactured In Tho country In 1872.
Tho Atlantic Btatos nail manufacturers hold Il
mooting last night, but nothing Of genera! inter-
oYt was douo.
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MICH1rAkj-

Special Dtapatch to Tho Chicago Tti6unc.
bill making tho salary Of tho Supreme Court
Judges FIVE thousand dollars annually. 1t was
opposed by Senators Olabb, Dewey, Mellon.
Sparks, Sumner, and Wilber, all OF whom favored
dollars. Some opposition il expected in tho
House.
The Senate Committee On the State Public
schoola is Richardson Of Wayne, MCGOWAN, Of
Branch, Brewer, of Oakland.
4 resolution, to supply tho presB reporters aud
membcra IN allowance Of stationery, is under
Advancement iu the House.
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mnde by tho lion. II. a. Foosa, Dailiio poyton,
Colonel A. s. Colyar, George 7. Lowia, Senator
Richards, Thomas II. Caldwell, Colonel ". I.
prosHor, md otlorn. nos0lutionu wero paasod
n1Hking Congress- 10 mako appropriations for tl,e
1870. mud tho Legislature OF Tonnosseo will be
,nonorialf2cl OH tho subject. Much interest IA
tolt IN tho consenn1al AN14iyerpary.
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OMAHA, Jan. 0.-A1l trains on tho Union Pa-
cido Railroad orc OH tinlo. No delays from snow
have occurred and mono are beloved possible.
NEW YoRK, jan. 0.--At Now Haven. yesterday,
at tho first nilnual meeting of the atockho}dere
of tho Now York, New Havon & Hartford Rail-
road Company, since the consolidation Of tho
two lines, ono Of tho stockholders charged that
something llo half million OF tho funds OF tho
roRd were unaceounted for. His resolution for
M inquiry, however, failed to pass.
, 1873-01-10
LA SALlE.


Surprise Pnrty-Scrions Accidcntg.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LASALLE, ILL.,, jan. "a number Of tho por-
sonal frionds Of tho venerable Deacon A. D.
Brown, Of Peru, nude him md his wife d sur
prise visit ut tho Congregational Parsonage, in
that city, OIL Inst evening, tho anniversary Of
hB wedding, and presented him n suitable cane,
Richard Slater, q minor III the Kentucky Coal
Mino, in this city, yesterday had Que Of hiB
ankles badly broken by Il 1nasB Of rock falling
from tho roof, besides receiving number Of
eoriouB bruises.
To-day, a lad at work in L.ansfng's box factory,
in this city, II, adjusting belt upon u revolving
pulley, bad llia arm caught by tho bolt and badly
broken, both nboya and below the elbow.
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VIRGINIA, Nov. Jan. 0,-Goyernor Dradlcys
message recommends the repeal Of tho law ro-
quiring deposit Of s5o,od0 with the Btato
Treasurer from foreign insurance companies
doing buBinous in Nevada. Tho bill to carry into
effect tho Governors recommendation was in
was also giyon Of All amendment to tho State
Constitution, comforting suffrage on women.
Tho Legislators IN tho interest OF Jonos for
Senator arc cnuousing ut Carson Tonight Tho
names attached to tho call for tho ca,toB constl-
tuto a majority OF ten on tho JOINT ballot.
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pn1IADE1pH1A, Jan. 0.-~Last ovoning, noar
Morton Nc lGa stati;911 Delaware County Mrs; Car.
explosion Of combination fluid. Mrs. Carr waa
filing tile lamp, which WAS not lighted, but tho
heat OF tho room raised tho vapor from tho fluid,
wiisA WIS ignitod by tho stove, from Which the
lamp waH two yards liatnut.
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SPORTING.
Championship Game Of Bill
lizards Between Cyrille
Dion and Maurice
DAILY
Tho Former tho Winner Of tho Dia-
ct mond Cue.


Special Dispatch n Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 9.-Tnmmnny Hall was crowd
cd this evening with tho admirers Of Amorlcan
billlarda, to Witness tho second gamo for tho
diamond cue, staho Of $1,000,
md tho championship Of America, bo-
tween Cyrillo Dion mud Maurice DAILY.
It viii bo remembered TINT n game was
played by them q wool ago Which, by q correct
count, was won by DAILY by n Hcoro Of 1906 to
1,400, but which waH declared no game Dy tho
referoo, hi consequence Of nh error in tho coint
by tho marker, and tho ganlo was ordorod to
DO p1ayod oyor. Tlio Ano form and brilliant play
shown by DAILY In that game won for him many
friends, and tho betting bus rulod oil tho wook
ct ovens.
Just before tho gamo commoneod however.
Dion's friends, remembering tho brilliant play
shown by tho champion In tho last part OF foth
liis hi, satnss wfth Dcsry and Day, launel9d
Of ioo to o5. but il tho Harris mutual pools tho
odds wero LOO to GO On him.
Shortly aftor p m tho parties ontorol tho
hall, whom it WAS announced that Tim Flynn
would iii iii the posion for ri Don ad I That s isadoro
Giraud would be tho final roforoo.
In strtngng for tllo loud. Dnly won, Dion Load
Ing of md laying hIs ball upon tho loft baud
scorlng u Il. Da!y followo1 is'e Wig IL, and md
ss'4Pbnf 'Pb fnnnsa 10 and n % ~ in a BIZ fqat a "nd
made, by 1ane nursing, 1T points, whlo DAILY, in
turn foil considerably off, 30 TINT ut tho end Of
tho tontl inning tho ecoro stood: Dion, 254;
Daly,- 1858. III tho thirteenth inning DAILY
scored 159, tho largoat r,lll Of
tho game, which gave him tho lead,
but Dion recovered THO lend with run Of 15G,
md was novor again hoaded during tho ga,no,
stoalily increasing his load 30 that at tho inter
mission ho was loading over 300 points with an
average Of 10. After intormiaaion tho gurno
fell Of considerably, especially so BY
play, reducing bions isad to eS' loss' tfpn hnn-
dred, while tho latter Played safoty Whenever ho
soundly hisBod. Otherwise tho audience was
very good. Aftor tho Bcoro reached 200, Dion
improved his play, and, at n fow minutes nftor
r. run tho gauo out, making on average Of
25 27-50, while Daly's was 10 20-b3.
Tho following III :.
! THE SCORE.
pAESoo, 4 : 4S, l52 az y, 159 50, g,
3sl;1h1ao 2 ~ T. a'6'14l 90,
a. R$:'s r g. j. T. II t. + &
81 ~ l. Ga o. a. q, D. Q, 49, 49, 59, o i, Ii, o.
| 10, 48, O. G. ~, 45. Total. 1,5u2. -
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ALBANY, N. T., Jan. "a man named Elias
Houghtaling haR boon arrested in Cory1nan's, on
suspicion Of poisoning tho tea and sugar which
he presented to n family Of that place named
Hazolton. Mr.. Hazolton, his wifo, and one
child partook Of the tea and sugar, and the hns-
band ana child sre yot hick; -, L ia said that
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New YonK, Jan. 0-Tho Liboral Republican
by tho recollection OF Thomas Z. Stewart, Chair
lnnli. Resolutions wore adopted consuming tho
action ct tho Administrator regarding the Lou
islnna difficulty, charging President Grant with
dospotianl, and declaring his policy Ms tonding
to disruption Of tho 1sopublic.
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INDIANA.
Special Dt9patch 10 tho CHieago Tribune.

IN9ANArooL1s, Ind, JIM. o.-The House was
called to order ct $50, this morning. by tho Hon.
". X. Edwards, Speaker. Of tho Inst acssson.
The roll VAS called by tue Hon. Il, 8: canshorn,
Of Knox, and all the menborB responded except
elovon. Tho members who answered to their
names wore sworn n by Judge Bna1irk. :.
On the vote for Speaker, the ballot etood "a
for tho Hon. ". X. Edwards and SO for tho
Hon. Fl. s.. Canthorn. All the officers OF the
special session wero ro-elocted. The Speaker,
ros'iming tho chair, Expressed his aoknowlodg-
mont for the honor III grateful speech.
Resolutions informing the Senate Of tho Or
ganization Of tho House, and adopting tho
standing rules Of tho special soasion woro
adopted.
a motion for tho appointment Of d Conn.,
mitteo OF ak Representatives aud three Senators
OIL Claims WAS adopted.
A call Of mombore was ordered to give tho
members m opportunity to hand in tho certified
returns Of the voto for Governor and Lieutou-
mt Governor. Adjourned till 9:30 to-morrow,
SENATE.
Tho Senate convened at 1890. Twenty-Bix
moubors responded. No quorum being prosent,
d rocess was takon until 2p. m. Tic Eonate
again mot in the afternoon, ind, no quorum be-
ing prosont, adjourned until tomorrow morning.
, 1873-01-10

-Four Hen Killed by tho nlovlng Up
OF Il Snyy-NIigl.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 9.-Nowa has reached
here that tho boilor in tho Hteam saw-mi1l OF
Darkor T. Ooator, near North Adams, Hilladale
County, exploded yesterday, and instantly killed
David J. Barkor, ono Of tho proprietors, i. En-
noy, tho Arenan, nnd nun named Waters.
Samuel r. Stevens WAS soyeraly injured, and
died u foN hours nftor tho accident. Tho cauHe
il supposed to hnyo beon u lnck Of water in tho
boiler. Mr.. Z. z. Datcholder, the head sawyor,
was somewhat injured, hut not seriously. Tho
mill was totally dostr Dyed.
, 1873-01-10

Il Ca1urch HIcHlbOT 10r q Vc11tuFys
p1TTsnuRau, pa., Jan. 9.-Tho oldest wonann
in tho city, if not in tho State has been diaeov-
Lynn, and aho is lit yoars md few months old
eho is very sick, and her dcath is hourly expect
cd. Blo waa born in Dranchyille, Va. Sho has
q son, Ezoltiel Lynn, woll-to-lo farmer reuid-
ing III Zanosyillo, o., who has beon summoned
]lero to attend his mothor in her Inst moments.
sho has Bovon other Children living In different
places. Sle has been q. member Of tho Baptist
Church tor ovor ono hundred yenrs. This il
truly remarkable cnso Of longevity.
, 1873-01-10
Ol3ftNurvs

Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune,
souTI1 BEND, Ind, Jan, 9.-J. e. Bartlett, ono
OF South Bends oldest ctizona, dod this eycn-
Ing. Ho camo hero when this waB Oil Indian trad
ing-post, and has ever ainco been q Leading
business mnn,
, 1873-01-10
THE NEW YORK UNION LEAGUE.

New YonK, Jan. 0.-At tho annual mcottng Of
tho Union League Club, held this evening, Jo-
aeph II. Ohoate was elected President. Tho roll
Of membership contains 1409 names. Tho
deaths Of members during tho past year haB
boon twonty, among Yllom wero Horace Greeley,
John 4. lriswold, George T, Putnam, George
@. satterleo, mid j. 8. KenBett.
, 1873-01-10

WATERTowN, n. =, Jan. 0.-lhe exprosH train
Railroad, going north, WAS thrown from tho
track fifteen miles f1on1 here hY loo Whicl, had
frozen In tho tlangos, ~ is supposed. Tho on
, 1873-01-10

SUMMERS " OBLIVION REsoLuTtoNs.n
DosroN, Jan. 0.-~Eesolutlous concerning Sum-
nor's battle-ilag proposition bayo boon transmit
tod to the House Of Representatives at WASH
iugtou,
, 1873-01-10

PouanKEEpsIE, jan. 0.-It il now stated that
Of Columbia County, extend from, 1864 up to
tile present time, and TINT they will reacb
5150,o00. Tie entire truat fund Of the county
la rDno.
, 1873-01-10

NASHVILLE, Tonn., Jaa. 9.-Interosting meet
ing4 were hol YESTERDAY, laut nght, antl to-day,
yalors, ali,l frloutts Of tho Centennial Commits
aon, ELOQUENT aud onthuaIastio spoeolps Yero
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NGT'latiH.

VIRGINIA CRY, Jan. 9.-Tho r6eppffaaIsttyo sena
torial caucus tonight, nominated Jonos to auc.
coed Nye BY vote which gtyos him 10 majority III
on joint bnllot.
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Act1{titttaIt

ALBANY, N. y, Jan. g.-Julgo prinale was ac-
quilted by q vote Of II TOT.
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DIED,

DlED,
,nREWSTEn11n, This e!tyt jim. g.. ot dlphthorin,
A!Ar1ot eldest child and 0n!y IanKatcr Of Edward L, aud
Mnry II, Drowatat. aged seafy ltntis, and days.
Funeral fr0n rostuncu OF ur r0ats lA Indiaaaav,
on Friday at ofcoek p. III. -
, 1873-01-10
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.


SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, jim. 0.-Tho following are
the names Of those voting Oh tho spcakership,
showing tho politicnl complexion Of members,
Those voting for Cullom aro Mossra. Aderson,
Barkloy, Drailwoll, Dranson, Bushnell, Casey,
Doment, Dolton, Efner, Ferricr, Frcoland, Freo-
man, dolaon, Gordon, Graham, Granger, Grant,
Grey, dridloy, Hart, Harvey, IIawcs, lIny,
Henry 1Ierting, I1illrup, IIollonbaok, Hopkins,
1nscore, Jacquoas, Johnston, Jones', Lane (lIan-
cook), Ltotze, Lomux, Mann, Massio, E1cGee,
Mitchell, Moore (Alasshall, ,a1offlt, Mulyano, Oah-
wood, ,0loson, Ronteld, Tlpnoll, plowmnn. Pollock,
Race, no1noy, Rankin, Tay, Nice, nountreo, Say
ago, Sawyer, scanlan, sopno Bhaw, Sheridan,
snow, soulo, Starr, Stewart ('yiunobago) Stow
art (Mo1ean) Swan, Taggurt, Thomas, Ienitt
Warner, WaHhburne, Wuyman, Webster, Vest
fall, Wicker, Wood, Wynloro, Cullom-ao.
Qhoao voting. for Casey sro IessrH. Alexander