, 1874-01-23
TELECRhPHlc BRiVtT.ES,

Ia the Ohio Senate yesterday tne bill repeal
ing the Doesel Railroad Law was passed, with only
! one negative Sote.
| The steamer South An srica, from s.. Thomas
| for New lofk. brought as passenger ex-Presi-
| dent Daez. Of Sau Domingo.
| At Lynnc, Coan., the b,1thplace of Judge
Waite, the citizens fired salute III homo: Of his
appointment and confirmation as Chief-Justico-
| Chief-Justice Waito gave reception at tho
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce yesterday.
He is receiving grca! Dumber of letters and
| kilograms conveying congratulations.
Snow-alides in the canons Of the Utah mining
district are becoming frequent. 4 man uaned
| George Lee was recently killed By oae il Big
Cottonwood Canon.
4 passenger from Phoebe, New, named James
C molly becsme deranged while travelling nea-
Fillmore, Utah. and loft the stage. lie is sur-
pt sed to have frozen to death.
The Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order Of
T orkmon for the State Of Indiana convened at
!, diauapolis City yesterday. Representatives Of
MI subordinate lodges are present.
The representatives OF the Catholic Total Alb
tiueuce Union OF Indiana met in convention in
indianapolis yesterday. Ten societies wero
represented. aud mora delegates are expected.
Pat Naughton, ) Rronan on locomotive, was
convicted III the Cincinnati Polico Court yester-
day of throwing e live do. INTO locomotive
fclpaco, and burning it to death. He was fined
3100 and seut to tie Workhouse for Elk months.
ann EllZa. QluEkeGuku H1lC "a b445AaL4 AOAucss
disappointed large number OF people IN Rock
Island last night by failing to put in IN appea--
ance and lecture on Polygamy. She is reported
sick in Burlington
Capt. Hunt, Assistant Grand-Master Uaited
States Army will DO tried By court rtma1tial in ST..
Paul, next week. He is charged with using
Government money in paying hls personal
debts aud loaning largo sums to prlvate parties.
At special meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Manchester, N. f., Print Works, o committee
was appointed to sell the mills, r1achine1y, and
real estata III such q manner as they may deem
BEST the proceeds to.bo applied to the payment
Of the debts of the corporation. The balance
short is 93GS. .86J.
A call for council Of Congregational
churches has been authorized. in an emergency,
by DR.. BuddlnGtons = church, New York, to ad-
vise on the Whole subject involved Ill the recent
correspondence by the churches OF which the
Rev, Messrs. S.olrs, Buddington, and Beecher
are the respective pastors
At Moline, ILL.,, horse-racing On the ice has
come into vogue. Hardly day passes but one
OF more trots ere ,adu!sed in; and the interest
has grown to such IN oxtenr that regular mile
course is to be laid out, and horses brought from
Geneseo and other points to add to the sport.
yene P. Armstrong. Jr., SOD of q prominent
merchant OF Louisville, was brought home yes
ter{lay in very critical condition from blow
in the head from baseball club in the hands Of
q school-mate at Forest Home Academy. The
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George and Hugh DiGcnbauRh, living in Pis-
gah, Cooper County, Mo-, made an assault on
Joseph Grissom, last Saturday and beat and cut
him severely. after which Grissom drew q re-
yolyer ard shot George Difenbaugh. iuAicting
wound from which he died on Saturday morn
ing.
The Grangers and other reformets OF the
fourth Wisconsin Judicial Circuit, composed Of
Fond du Lac, SncDoygan, Afanitowoc, Kewauuee,
and Calumet Countries unite in.urging Gen. Z.
8. Bragg to become . candidate for Judge.
Campbell 31cLenu, tho present incumbent, is
tue candidate OF the Eidridge faction. Bragg is
regarded as OF the best lawyers in the State.
Ri Mendenhall, q private banker Of Alinneap-
oils, suspended during the paEic last fall He was
Treasurer OF tho City School District and de-
faulrer to tue amount of S3ooco. which he
secured to the district BY assigning property.
the title to which 1t has since been found. is Ill
litigation. 4 prosecution for enbezzlement is
threatened.
H. W Brown, tue noted Wisconsin Eranscl-
ist, has been holding great rerltal meeting at
the Baptist Church IN Kocls Island, ILL.,, during
tho last two weeks. and as result 200 persons
have professed conviction aud ioinedt the church.
From = lecent statistical article published, it
appears there are only 5,150 Christians in the
CITY. This is about one-thrd the population.
G. Webster Peck, bankrupt merchant OF st.
Paul, ia undergoing judicial examination on
charge Of obtaining money by note-indorRe-
ments. through false pretense that he had paid
prior notes haF1ng the same 1ndofsef. lho de-
Tense claim that tue prosecutor ia entitled to
force Peck into an arrangement to secure the
prosecutors, Allis j. Warren, in preference to
other creditors.
There hayo up to this time been no arrange
meuts made to recommence running trains on
the st. Louis l. St. Joseph Road which ceased
operation last week. TIE agent of the
road, Col. ka7pner, Of st. Joseph, is understood
to be making all possible exeftions to
put trains on the road, but has not yet received
such power from the Trustee Of the Farmers'
Loan and Trust Company of New York as will
justify him in commencing business. It is ez-