, 1874-03-03
Total in Treasury.
N,621,h12
Gi6,1J5
G,38G,G9l
6,0a4,3{7
17,a59,3i4
NOTES AND NEWS,
Special Dispatch to T,he Chicago Tribune.


WARRINGTON, D. G., 1larch 2.-Tho session al
tho House opened today moro turbulent mn,
noisy than OIL my othor occasion this winter
Alr scoflold failed to have passed lis resolution
praVlding that disabled soldiers ouly should be
employed by tho Doorkooper Of tho uouso. bu,
Bon Butler took advantage OF tho interest ex..
cited in tho question and secure tile paeaare
Of resolution declaring it to bc tic
sense Of tho Houae, that in diacllareiur cer[a
from Departments, those who were IN tho army.
or who arc the wiycs widows, daughters, or els-
tors OF so!diors in tho lato War, shall bo re-
| tained. ~ -"
=. MR. WARD, OF ILLINOIS,
| introduced bill In thu House to-day fixnr thu
saaIes 90 e Of the United States District Judge1 ut
sowing the financial problem.
pELHAn1-BuBrEED.
o'cK Bustoad, a nephew Of Judge Buatoed, had
a nsht with Judge rolham, member Of Congress-
ing. BuHtoed got in some lively work With liz
| iisss, damaging iolham's facial beauty, but wlon
tile latter drew his revolver the crowd parted tic
GomDatants. 3H No serious injuries are cnroncled,
loll'hh @ mas been very active in working up the
case against Judgo Busteod
NEw L.QuoR LAW.
Juago LAWRENCE Of Ohio, introduced bill TO-
day providing for tho adoption Of u law SOME
what NnI similar to tile ohio-Atlar Liquor law, to
Z0s"tA ~ th!1 Adl4IkDL4Gb OF tQ1 District OF
Colmbia.. The bill provides tint the wifo or
children OF drunKard may recover damages
from tho owner Of tho building in which the
husband or tather has procured hls liquor.
&TllE FRAMING PRIVILEGE,
Tho House refused ompl,atieatly to-day tn
entertain any proposition looking 10 tic royylyal
OF tue fralkinE privilege III my 8llapo. There
really seems to be reason for hope TINT tho thing
9uE FnEEpMAA's aAv1Na nanK.
11r, WhittllOrue of 1'tflItaH4ec hsa proo,r,1 -
Pill providing thRt tho money accumulated bv
the Freodmans Savings Bank at their brauci,
Offices throughout tho South. shall ba loaned on
tho toposts. Under tue prcsont syutem. tGiss
!noaoy Ia oil brought hore to WAelingtos taking
1t away from the Localities whore it il uoslotl t
nae It at the Capitol for noteal.aving aud ypoou-
lntlYo purposes.
tn Tie associated FYeaa.l
SUPREME COURT.
.WAsH1SnToS, D. g., March 2.-Iho Supreme
Court resumed session to-day.
N0NINATloNb,
The President Hont tho following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
Orange jacobs to bo Chiof-Juatlco of tho FIJI.
Premo Court Of Washington Torritory; John
y. Roas, Collector 'of informal lsoyonuo, Fjfth |
Gale, Atohson, Kau:; I. 4. Trbon, Tco,lusoli,
Mich. Robert a: Sinclair, Jonoavile, 1Iiol.;
Froa D. 1cwel Supervisor OF Intorual Royeuuo |
tor New EnElHid, n place Of Simmons.
IhoMns 4. Patterson has been annointed |
4ovonlo Storekocpor for the Sixteenth OllO
District. {: =
oProsEs REpr jT1oN.
Commissioner Douglass .an written lottor to |
Gen. Garfield protshting against further roduo- |
ton in tho clerical foloo OF tho Internal Ileyenue
Department..
NOMINATIONS uoNFIRnfEn,
Tho Senate coflil1ncu tho nominations Of Sam
uol Bard, Postmaster OF Atlanta, Ga, ond Hni.
noy Y. Dano's, Collector Of Customs ut Buffalo
Crock, N. Y.
JUDGE DunKLLs RESIGNATION,
NEW YonK nlarol 2.-A Washington (isnatoh
aays !ettor from Nav OrleauH blatoa that Judge
Duroll has forwarded lls resignation to o trubiod
friend, 70 bs tendered IN the event Of Tho JudieI.