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TIE NEW NATIONAL ERA SUITs.-A lew
few weeks 90 W. Mel. Grippe entered, by Mr.
X. X Elliott, suit against the Douglas Broth
ers for rent. and also levied execution. The
marshal seized the effects at the printing Office
and advertised them for sale. The Doug ases
thereupOn. by MeSsrs. ShAret and Miller. filed
s bill for an Injunction 10 restrain the sale, and
q temporary injunction was granted, but 1t was
subsequently dismissed. They then repleVened
The effects, and the plaintiff moved, by Mr..
Elliot, to QUASI the writ. This motion has been
argued before Judge Cartier, lat chambers, )
who this morning decided that the goods should
he returned 20 the marshal and tie writ
quashed- The Douglas brothers entered an
appeal 20 the General Term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09

LUTHERAN SYNOD OF MARYLAND-AFt er
the organization OF this body a. Nla-tinsblrg
West Virginia was effected yesterday, the pres
ifeDt appointed a number OF committees. I'll 9
most important was one on the OrganiL alton Of
q German synod of MARYLAND, OF which Dr.
Valentine il chairman. Dr. McCTOn was electe d
a member Of the board OF directors Of the
pastors fund, Rev. r. =. HenniE hansen, dele
gate 10 the Synod OF Pennsylvania; Rev. e.. l..
Keedy, delegate 10 the Synod Of West Pennsyl-
VIVA; Br. SteCk. delegate 10 the Synod of Viz
GINA Rev y. ClutZ was appointed visitor to
IutHeryille Seminary; DT. Steck, vIsitOr 20
hageTstoWu Seminary, and Rev. g. II. Beck lev.
visitor 20 Burkettsville Seminary. In the even
ing coliOquium was held for remarks on mas
tOral WORK and experience. Dr. Butler, Of this
city, sPOrk on the joys Of pastoral work
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THE TRADES.
.Eo. AIGHERTON.
CONTRACToR BUILDER.

u "a rclDoyed . The rr4r z Nh g., -,u
- q LoIihessi, oBFo-se G5yerum-at PaStinS
Once.
40 0Taets VII ree-.ve r-omet .n.n,i,a. Is n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09

Lewis II. Douglass WAS yesterday appOin ted
a mail agent At large.
The SsBtIEst to-day deals pOinted'v with the
eateECries PrOpOunded by the Women's Tenn
rarrrne niru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09

The backs of the bonds are brown, a geOm 1T
real tOrder OF that color inclOsing the body, On
which : printed the text OF section OF the aCr
authorizing the issue. and the backs of the cou-
pODs are in brown, with the numbers in white.
Taken altogether the work Is such as to Go
credit TO the company. The present order Is
Tor L coo impressions Of S5JO's and COO OF SOS
, 1874-01-09
FORTY.THlRD CONGRESS.
Bl3NATE.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Jan. B,

PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented asking tho appoint
me1,t OF a commission to inquire into tho sale
and manufacture Of nlcololic liquors.
Asking that Congress- auAct the necessary
laws TO prevent tho Traffic In Italian children.
For tic establishment Of uniform system Of
quarantine un0or national supervision.
THE BANKRUPTCY LAW.
Asking for tho repeal aud modification OF tic
BanArupt Inv.
In presenting petitions relating to the Danl-
ruptcy Law, Alr. CONKLiN{i said ho Ind re-
cciyol viii. petitions against tho repeal clruu-
lat, which 1t Hee,ned had beon saut over lie
country, aAhing thoao to whom ttla blank pati-
tiu,,a lind bnon sent to circulate them, aud to pro-
cure signatures, and also calls for contributions to
se,ll petitions to Washington aud wurk against tho
repeal al tho lAW. Tleso oirenlars woyo not
pnrt OF tho poiitious. hut lie desired to cal! tile
attention Of tla Senate to the inannor III which
tiyY wcre gotten u1'.
MI, LOGAN said I,e ind received similar cir
cutut signed by various persons in New York
md thor Interested In tho maintenance OF tha
Bank, upt luz. yha circulars spoke OF Il powos-
{ul loba boiug ut work IN Washington to urge
lila renC. OF ile bill, which Yaa utltrue. These
blacE1nafi X circulars should TO understood.
Mr. TuIT, IMAM did not wonder ut 1scgiAtora
in nankruptn 7getting up petitions against tue
, 1874-01-09

Tho beautiful sud impressive ceremony OF i'll
stallation Of tho officers elect of Tetnplar Lodge
4i0, !. 0. o. FL took place Inst evening ut their
hall, corner Of Washington and Desplaines
streots, tho ha}i being crowded with brothers:
II. II. Jordan, Deputy Grand MABtor, performed
the installing ceremonies, assisted BY tho tol-
lowing grand officers: E. D. Sherman, 9; j. Hoi,
il. Obey. Tho following wero inataliod for tho
ensuing term: W. G. Mcclure, Noble Grand
Enmaliel Hartman, Vice Grand 4; john 1loln-
tohh, Recording Secretary; J. Hand, Iermaneht
Secretary; Lnon Frank. rreasurer Il. Il: Jor-
la, shaw. q. a.; j. /. O'DrIou, I. 6. ;Afser tic
installation ceremonies the grund officers aud
monbers adjourned to All eseEant rcpaes. where
a pleasant hour was spout in social enjoyment.
Tho tlro-alar,n sounded this morning at ten
minutes past i, from Box 81: ongine-no!'ao No.
10. Tho fro waa found to bo III 378 South Clark
tro IL ErGcsry and m ha ro was ns5 evSoe S
tho work Of IN incendary, for although tho
ougiuo was OH the ground within tlyo mnntos or
tho alarnl and Mt work, yet tho liouso "as 1ouna
to bo otycoped IN llames; ,,.,
The house is ono Of block owned by the Ely
estate Of Boston, Mass, aud il a common two
story wooden building, like many otlora III ths
vicinity. No. I78 IL occupied as saloon, called
"The 1layo,.," al4 although the occupants woro
yory much frightened but little damage was done
tho DN1luluR. IntfG ID AboHt wv AVC. wy oesA
it and $40. 874 IL occupied by 9. a. Pick Co.;
al u notion and ilry goods store and IL injured
by tho water aud fire. Tho goods in tho store
wero partly removed but wore alt damaged badly.
37a was vacant and is injured principally IN the
root. Tile storc at 370 was occupied by
n Polish Iew, named i. Ginsbtlg, AZ
roosla store, Ms.tl the upper-story rented TO d
fnnllly By the name Of Rnbons. Glnsblrg,
when ho eaw tho tira likely to burn him out.
notoil Nke Il ,ns,tamau running ahoNt anu crying
that ho Ind no insurance, touring hls hair, ana
rolling Oh Tho sidewalk. .
About llalf an hour after tho fire bogan, llro
Marshall bonner, entering tue hallway loading
to the upper part Of 872, Thought l!e heera
moan, liz 1uslotl upund found two childron lying
On +. bod. lie took ttom aud oarried thom to
store opposite wlitrc they wer0 cared Tor anu
q phygici,n se,it utter. Returning aEnil, thc
mother OF tho cl,iltlvel.. with babe two or tToo
| months DID, was found lying on the llool
yearly deaA Ss.c wuH taken to the Station
| aud tho babe given 10 q neglbor. Tho opinlot
generally oxricssol waB that tlloy would nll die
| but they nav DO rcnuscitatod. 1t wNt
only all uccitlent TINT they wore div
! cnyeyel ut all, aud uinaburg, whom aaket
! why ho did not give information
Bonnor, only n,oAuel aud haia l!o saH unl't,
| surad, It was htu propBriy Ao only thought Of
The tutnl loas cannot DO acotlrately stated ~ ~
to to- tho St bmiainga 'i an,t si,oao 10 tho esoc'
destroyed aud damagod. INSURANCE could NJ no
10 nccnratoly cotton. Woro i not sos the prob
| ablu loss Of lilo, tho firo wonl 10 bolleit, a
| It IL unoelor argument agaiuht harlns H1tch TIL
I d0r-bOxeB within tho city.
, 1874-01-09

a!m.r active; receipts -, 900 mtsed Western.
aaoosnirs@oulst ao md i{f,n Sugar acstyo md fr*
err MSs..S: Sfe s:'Sy rSin,a FS f,t;e 2St;
TunrENr1NE-Tirnncr Ut 4:hS431io.
l:aas-naiit weatorn md osna.l., a59a7: q s*.,.
pfino mesa, t5,S5 now mess February, slo,s@
1ass neet md cut meats ancl,;anyea; ~, st!llsa
Fsbrsry, y.as, Msseh, s{{sGa%e' s{i,s, Ar' '40
S''nszs-stssdi,si %S'''inisx1-steadys !, si,ee; ,n,
o1solsnArr, Ian s-1'nEAparurrs-rlon,r II in in good
deana # M ce, IT,, whst Sps IL az ssa e nys nd
''f'sy as, sna aas Lard qe
koe @ td n eash eas g. ,eer sfafeh
g. sIssF ssss Il. sss tFss ssar VIZ.
nn,ns. iG-ibs nserago, 90; r7-iha d. s2ie.
oxsr s,,ss :alS !'i,nia 11.pRs6s Es5
*''aisa1-'l'sasf At xFt e.. LOUIS
Yr. LOUIS, Ian. A.-BREADsTurFa-Ilour, 4ntet
@l2lN winter dull No.3 rod, si:4a osrn eSr i ne'a
s;sp s a5eaary es No. ois 5 aaa i
43S@H3c, cayt track and elevator. Barley QUIT
Nj. :, sl.85@l.4t Rye inac'tso. hut Armor a. so'
Wn1snx-sca1ec. nr.n. and higher. at oGe; =. ,.n
ar rnnnsIosssS Sr"ns sandsTi bnh est.
nrm viii hood dol1anI TOR future Shoulders, ago;
ssS zs sH HG , sss5 Fl ssss ssl p.sen sar F@ s
~ H. clear. 7'io. 11ams, aye Lard held firmly
1ioos-buii aua loMer; shippers, $4.es@4.ss;
PACKERS, s5.25@5.A5. Receipts, 10.150.
| GATTLE-unctanged.
LOUISVILLE, jan. 8.-DnEApsrUrFs-Flour firm
Pnov1s1oSs s-rtrm. n1eHs pork, $780, Dnlk ehoui- @
ders oAc clear rb 7yzo e1esr s!se oose DSson neea
asssd. r.; s'ssf sie. Ill., s S;sse' 'S'' '
wn1HkEx-fsrna atg1s; ,}NHp,,s
unchanged. Corn-msa nnchanged; Corn !n fair ds- s
mand aud higher At 7o@72c. Oats held ut dac' With
i1Ar-Quict unt unchanged.
. oksoXo; Sides. a3c. Lard active md higher II
, "@'''' NEW ORLEANS.
: : NEW ORLEANS, Jun. a.-1lnrspsrurFs-Corn arn ht
HaY-Prlme easier at sal 90.
nenreo and Em ss
, fair, SOC prime, 60c; strictly rrime CSC.
; Wn1sHY-fraer; no Cincinnati hore; Loulsians'
q orroN-Acliye; aales 800 bales p.ices nsanoea
10; good ordinary to s!rcs good ordinary, 1a&@, Y
1nldii, 9 10 strict na!ddlng, 1oM@l7c good ma, D.
eTsss s|R; a07s; coast~'ss so; s'o'k' s'1'S4';
''S1x MnsrxrA, r-6ola, 111@l114. Sight, x discount
stcrlinc-F, tyate, IS 2s(a5 80; hank, e535.
DETROIT,
i | Drrnorr j IN. .B.-HREApsTuEre-Flour quiet ant
! unchungod. Wheat steady; extra, $l.6o; No. !
sl.65iY. cora steady at S'c; Oats IN good oemane
. A5c.
Hoaa-$6.60.
0lovna sxED-* III ''iiwAuxsn.
''r 1t 1m NJ s ~
no,ansi: @ No. ss'9 4 So. Corn steady; No. ta!le
steady 77e Barley hn ao 80; s9cot saS nefo
t hams nonn 1t 9s aln ara .oaav stoai. al
n ! 8tlc; kettle, 0ADhc. ,,<,. oooo
~ NEcE1pTs-Tlour, 5000 hr1s; wheat sog9o ~:
~ " sN1rMExts-F!our, 900 brls "heat. 'o'ooo On.
II TOLEDO. -.
TOLEDO, IT,, Jan sDaEADsa '1Frs~fl9Tr 1es.r c2ra ~
and unchanged. Wheat firm: omecs aa.e hacasa Haa
$l.40 cash $53N seller February. Goen nI ~ III
mixed, Gle cash G2Eu seller FebruA Il ha1s sola :
., March now, Clio: low mixed, now, ~, no gnu
" new, 54o. Oats firm No. ]. 4Gc; No. az
III Glover BEEp-$5. .20Ga5.25; mammoth ee.@V'
10 DRESSED Hoas-Firm at Sd 61@G.a5. y, mn l.,
in HEcEtrTe-Flour. 1000 brs; wheat, A'oeo ol
ID corn, 10000 bu: outs, Doo0 bt.
HHIPMEKTA-FloMr, lono: wheat. nun - COZ
4,oDh bu ; oata. G,o0n hu.
, 1874-01-09

NEW YonK, jan. 8.-UorroH-ln brisk demand and
advanced ;mlahna upland, 10'sc; future closed ru,;
sales, ,G10 hales.
i3lgAparrpss--rlour firm: receipts. 15,0o0 hrls |;
srperii,s Western al Ssatu $0ooea9 connlon 10
gga, sG.9oIS7.al; seod l.o to ,x chers, t7?59!7h
osH60; ill., Louis, $7oGsll.00. ys -four firm ut 75.s
6.91 Uor -'ncai very urn white s4.h9s4.50. Wheat
IT. tair demand, lu Light aupry, R higher; receipts
ll3,0oO lu No. Chicago, Sl.dltGl.,t M. mixca,
tld5@l.a7; Norlhweavrn. $l0AtGl:0 :0a 1owr spriaK,
t.Gos US wlito $!76 red oa'1As, i, hond. tl6o
1mliura SLIM Nabraakn spr,ua, sl.a5; No. Duluth,
ti.7o lsye 1ea1y: Western an! sate, 81 .oi@l 80.
Curn lii ln!r inquiry aud higher; rrcuipts.
1a,G00 hu; Woats7n m!1sa III storc,, s7H
@sso noat sso: westeFa stssa,, ,sea; sMas;,a ~ ~
slore, TOO Tao old Westosn uze, Aloat. 8S4c. Oats
, 1874-01-09

repeal, when tho example had boen given thom
Gy n,cnbora Of tho Cabinet, who aent out 1000
petitions for tho ropoal Of tho franklng privi-
lego.
.- NEW Hills.
Mr.. HC1luRZ Introduced bill for the reltof
Of THO University Of tho Slate Of Missouri. Re.
forrol.
Mr. MORRILL, Vt.) introduced Il resolution
requesting tho President 10 communicate TO tho
Senate my information In his poBeosaion rola-
tve to tho authorized occupation Of tho Indian
Territory by bodies Of mon In violation Of treaty
stipulation. Passed..
THE SALARY HILL.
Tho consideration of tho bill to repeal tho act
oi March 8, incroaang tho salaries, wns then
resumed OH Mr.. rratt'8 anontmont, TINT tho
pay OF tic balance Of tllls Congrcaa shall 1o such
received $40, 600 for each yoar. Tho
amendment WAS rejected by Al nsys to Il ycas,
nH fn}inNaa
, 1874-01-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, jan. 8:-Thc bullion In the Bank Of Eff
tSo2I: on account. 029; United States coupons Ut
lis, NIX do Of 87, lo7A; 1o~Aos. 1olh new IS,
red, 68.
Tallow, 41st9&1s3d
ReAaed petroleum. 1ehc.
pA1!ls, jan. 6-Rentes. 68f Csc. - .,.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 8.-untted States coupons, l8Ss,
Ply. u.
count was fixed at gor cent.
, 1874-01-09
THE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL.

Action OF tho StntG ksOnrt OF ACrtCN1s
turc--Tllo Formation of County Or-
EnsaiEntioaA AttvaNcu--IRcnvty Sym-
pntlly Expressed Tor tho Prejcct.
spetfa2 Dispatch 10 Tho CAtedao 1Tiolus.
Srn1Nor1E1.n, ILL.,. inn. 8.-TAa State Board
Of Agriculture did nothing to-day except to con-
ttnuo tho revision of tho premium list for 1874.
BY resolution of tho Board, Gen. II. 8. Lat,-
sing, Of Philadelphia, spocial Aren't Of Tho Con-
tcnnial Board of Finance, wua invited to address
tholn upon tho interests OF tho Exposition Of
1876.
GEN. LASs1He'a REMARKS.
Ho appeared before them III accordance with
tho invitation tonight IN their room, and
hid before tho Board tho object Of bis mission
III tho West, and urged tho caims Of the Conten-
nia on the people Of Illinois, and tho necessity
Of liberal hubscfiptions from !. thls state: - H..
State Board Of Agriculture TINT, under your
auepicoa, a Stato agricultural subscription be
made through oach Of your County Boards, tho
,nouoy go obtained to DO paid into tho uosrost
banh ia a depository Of each county, the banks
to be designated by Your Doard.
ACTION or THE arArE HOARD.
On notion Of Alr. Emory, q committee Of five
was appointed to draft resolutions expressing
tho views Of tho Board on Tho subject. Tue
Cobb, y. a. Brown, D. 3. Gillian. aad john
LautlriEan. Tho Co1umlttoo was instructed to
report tomorrow morning. aoud tho report aB
1t will be made, as follows:
WusnEAs, tho year 1876 Will DO tho ccutennll an-
nivcrsury of tie Declaration of Independence Of The
of land By tfe Atlantic shose. IN l71d, now grown to
nation OF 0oo ruling from the Attanc to tho
pncj,lc 1t ia becoming aud Fight that the anniversary
should be appropriately celebrated by tito whole
nation. md
WHEREAS Tho Congreag Of the United States, by an
act approved March O. 1871 did deoree Tint to proper
II ceinDrate tho said anniversary there Should be ed
III lhe CITY OF Philadelphia Staie Of Pennsylvania OH
fntertatiunal E1nosittun If nrts manufactures aud
thp prpincta pI tho roll md minr, IN ls7G, IN
thu srot where tle Declaration Of 1ndepcntl-
ece wis wrtttou aIgued mil promulgated mud did by
nj uct approvcI J1,no J. 1815 creatS tho "Ccnteu-
n1al board Of Ejnauce cornorate body with noWcr to
Issue stock 10 tic no,nt OF StU0oO co., divided inn
l0O UCD shares Of &lD each aud with e proceeds Of
sad stuck 10 erect rropcr buildings III witch to hold
YaiA expedition, and,
WJcn1Ay The Trceidcut of Tho United States did,
or tho 4th day OF July lH73 iaauo proclamation, and
by 1t Jt declare and proclaim hut thers will be held
nj tho CITY of P,luclu1a III the Btyto uf Ippueyyt.
un on International Exposition Of ara, manufactures
hul products of tho soil md mine, to Ia Otened
III iho 1Dtl day Of An7ll A. b. 1876.
and to 10 closed on tho 10Th day OF October Of the
na,no year u,d further did inyu tho world to take
,,ort therein i'll words us follows: sAnd In the inter-
at of neucc cyilization aud Ioesttc international
fremdafin mi ,ntcrro,ran cnmmsn1 Tho caielra-
fion ani rxhiiion to he 1,couo Of tho Uuied Sutcs
, 1874-01-09
The township Bond Troubles I'm
,n,faxnxvcff County.

sutcial DtspatcA to The Chteapo 7ffbnnt' :,
D1ooM.NaroN. ILL.,, Jan. 8.-To"natps IN
Taxnwoll County owning atock IN tho 1ndianapo.
to to- 'cai moetng of tho people, slmtlar to those
holl i M IN tl,ia townehip. Tho netion abou; e be
talen by tho Townships Of Dewitt County, differs
from that OF those III Mclean, in this, tint De-
WIFE County contcmplateB rcpudlatlon at once,
tho case may assume tllle phase. At tlo meot-
inr to bo llold In this city on Saturday, some in
terestiug correspondence will be read which
bears upon tho caBn.
, 1874-01-09

Ing Araprcnn labor to tho loyol Of tho
British laborora tnnho moro money live cnslcr,
wear bottor clothcB md got moro for thclr labor
than you do.
CAPITAL Aan IAnon ARE MOT H1vAtB,
thoy aro copnrtuors. 10 adiuat tho rolatlons bo-
rho farmer now tattoa for hfa produce just about
what the buyer Is willing to givo. Farn,ors can
organizo, so M to control tho prices uf thoir
produce, and get fair profit for t1loir labor.
Tho Convention thun adjourned tn oyonlnH,
when Mr.. Btouglton resumed bis adttress,
speaking for two hours longer.
, 1874-01-09
4 Disposition Shown. 10 Ignore Old
Party Lines.
Meeting Of the De Kalb County
Farmers Association.
A Strong Speech in Advocacy Of Free
Trade by the Rev. Mr.. Slough
Ton, Of Aurora.
Stree Trade Of Moro Importance
than Railroad Legis1n.
tiOn."
Enthusiastic Fnrnaorss HlcctiMg ut
pittsaicla, Pike County. Ill.

Enthusiastic Ehrnacrs' NlCcttng NJ
pittsficld, pitkp County, Ill.
'Spectal Dfspatch Ia The Chtrdno Tribune.
p1rTsr1E1D, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Tlle farmers Of pikc
County assembled In masB-meoting Mt tho Court
House. the meeting is to continue two days,
for The purpose Of perfecting tho county AsHo-
citation 60 Us to work in harmony With tho State.
mud to thoroughly discuss tho questions, polit-
ica1 anl otherwise, that arc now agitaling tho
whole country. Tho meeting convened ut
o'clock, and was addressed by 8. II. Smith, Sec
rotary Of tho State Association. His speoch OF
two hours was we'll received and fro
Quent1y applauded. Tho lion. ". G.
EIagg will speak this eroniug. Nlr.
Smith will speak tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. aud
mr. Flagg at 2 y. m. The meeting to-day wa8 q
largo one considering tic state Of tho roads.
AN INTERESTING EPISODE.
4 rather amusing and at tlo Sumo timo excls+
ing sceno occurred this afternoon. During tho
diHcusBop by tho speaker Of tho corruptiona of
the old political partics, showing tho necessity OF
ignoring both if wo would accomplish, tic re-
forms wo seek, two old mon, leadiug citizens of
tho county, Quo lifo-1ong Democrat, tho othor
an old Wig and Republican, roso and graspcd
hands hcarlily. 1t brought down the house with
etorm of applause and cries Of "Good
Good !"
Tho Democrats have ruled Pike County for
years, but their power will bo broken whom this
meeting ia ended.
, 1874-01-09
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Ian. 81 a. m.-Tor New
Engla1ll, generally clear weather, with light to
fresh southerly aud westerly winds, will prevail.
For. tue Middle States, clear or fair
weather.. With light to fresh southory
winds. Tho tonporaturo in this district, and
during tho coming twent; flour hou1a. For tbs
South Atlnntio and Gulf coaBtB, generally clear
woathor with light, variable winds mud rising
temperature. Telographio reports have only
been received from tho States on tho Atlantic
nud Gulf 0oaAtH.
OENENAL OBSERVATIONS.
CAlCAao, Jun. 0-l q. nj.
, 1874-01-09
SWALLOWED A PISTOL CARTRIDGE.

Strek.l Nlspalch 70 TIN CAfs000 Trl1ttnt.
JANEny.LLE, WiA., Jan. 8.--Flunk Fosa, q boy
about II years Of ago, swallowed q piatot-
oarsriJgo fow wedka ago. vhicl. lodged in thee
bronchial tubos. llofnblng to hava surgical
operation performed, he died ta-aay.
, 1874-01-09
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
UnDANA, O., Jan. 8.-Thia morning, between
and s o'clock, little girl, daughter Of William
Richter, aged years, was fatally shot in the
tho hands Of her little brother. Tho child lived
but short time.
, 1874-01-09

Spsctn. DispacA to TAc Chicago Trstnns.
ToND Du LAC Wis.,, Jnn, D.-Fivo Grangca Of
tho Patrons Of 1Iusbandry lavo been organized
In this cnltrty since Jan. I. Tile order wns aoyor
mora prosperous hero
, 1874-01-09
Station. Bar.l 7hrI ll,nd. |lsalaI NfafAtr.

There IL ono thing that wants to bo Under
stood. FROM and after yesterday, any l'orho.
tliat says ehrono to lis, BY letter or BY word, Or
eve1 hints at such a contingency, 0laB by tho
hand OF an assasain. Wo had rltilur bo lung for
murder ttan die by aeoiug chro.noa in our
dreamn.--La Crosse Democrat,
, 1874-01-09
Application for lln injunction to lkc-
str1tin tho Collection OF the Tax On
Cnuftul Stock In Illinois.

Spteiat Dis,mteh to Tho CAtcaao Tribune.
ROCK Island Ill, Jan. 8.-The application Of
tho Rockford. Hock Island l. St. Lo,is Railroad
for an injunction to restrain the collection Of
the tax on capitnl stock assessed by tho Board
Of Equalization has boon argued III tho Circuit
Court for tho laBt fonr days, aud rcached con-
clusion to-day. The decision las not yot becn
given. Should tho preliminary injunction bo
filed Immediately; il not, they will DO taken
nluoxhara
, 1874-01-09
Tho livestock Markets.

NEW YORK.
Ns Yon1 .o5 IT, ~ ;xasa secsipta
thu snn,o time last week. Weather better than for
the thrcc pfaytoua aya aud. with light offerings there
was no further decline. Trade dull. nnluGBr of
carloads remained unBold. Poor to prltnc native
atcore. 8@8hc, will 20 cars Of medium TO fair cattle
from Illinois and Kentucky at 1U@1lc and cars Of
poor Texans Ut $500, live weight.
SHEEP AND LAMDs s-hecepiS, $3.50, making l., ,29o
for three dayH pgainst {, ,7J0 Ra,o time lust week,
Market weak at tho decline from Monday FGtlcr more
than 1Sc: very common to very good. 90c prime
to extra, G4fGGAc.
Sw1aE-Hr1iyals 1890 mating 1865 for three days,
against TO- D10 limo laat week. No aa1es Ut live.
Dressed III fair demand at 0t5@79c for city, anu 8s@
61tc for Western.
KANSAS 1rrY,
S,l<ciHl nfa,AIsrh to The EhraE0 Tribune.
KA.sA8 CITY. NO., Ian. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS light
Eastern uyers holding o, being unwilling to concele
the demand for advance. Prices ruling
stronger, with salea of natyo Toxin COWS. mixed, ut
S3.oU fair natlvo steers, $360 extra cornfed Chero
llouH-noceipta, uaD. Tho nlurict iB hrln, and n3
vnnced 6G15o on bost grades. The market closed
steady as 4B0G5I.o0 for light s4a5@5lU for heavy
hugs Ono extra lot Bo!a at $525. The weather ia
soft.
BUFFALO, Jan. Observation-Disclosures, 73l total for
tho weak, $3.50. Market moderately actlyo at
changed pricca. All good stock sold.
6ltEEP AMI LAMBs.-RcGeipts, 2, 400 tolal Tor the
week, @3,00O. Prices Lie oN Oh good, anu 5o OIL Oh
ordinary. Market moderately active.,,
11ons-leceipta, $1,000 Total for The week. a,0so.
Against O. 6Q0 Inst week. Yorkcrat *5.GuG5. heavy
hogs, $5.60@s5.76, with choice los shade higher.
rt1TsDuRaH.
PITTSBURGH, Jan, B,-CArTLE-ArrlVals, u cars !;
best, G(s8ko: medium, 4ea41io; atnckers :'a1Hc.
Hons-ArrtvalB, 1t;a cars 1h!iado'ra'" fS6a$5.75; !;
Iorless, IS 25a $40.
NItuH trwl1y
, 1874-01-09

portsnco transnctcd was tho hearing Of sho report
fry11 q. u, whitehead, whohas examined tho con-
ditiop of tho roaa from Des Motncs to TT. Dodge,
on authority OF tho bontlho1dore.
, 1874-01-09
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Suit to Recover tho United Stntcs INK
on Isni1r0nA Dividends nthil 1nscrcsf
m ERnnttHs

Suit to IkcGovcr tho United Stntcs Tnx
on Isni1r0rA Dividends aathd 1nscrcsf
OH lBB1ntfns
Special DtspafeA to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MINIATURES, Jan. 8.--1n tue United States
Circuit Court, tho Milwaukee, b st. pani Rail-
roati rccontly brought suit against George Q;
ErBkine, Untcd statoB Collector Of Internal
Revenue, laying damagoB at s200,00o. for over
payments oa tlo 8 por cent tax assosaed and
collected on Interest," duo on .e3a5. .02o.5o bonds
iss"ea by tho Company, payable on tue 1at Of
5sn'sry 5os \, 1872 saa interest amounting te s17
ost on bonds, producing !@a1, los the s
per cant on diyidonds amounting to eoi2, 90,
on dividends Of. sa2s,ooe, producing 81, ,446.
which tho Commisgioncrs aftorward reduced, on
appeal. to S27, ,G30.2U; tho s por cont on disi-
donds of $751;. 2.0O4, producing $27, 1850; and q
penalty Of 's1,ssl 81 Imposed for non-paymeant On
Of tho aforementioned aum until May, 1871,
All tho above Bume, except tho lust, wore es'
aesued in January and psid ln February, 1917 @
the Court, for s3,G55.o7, tho penalty, imposoe
and interest," all questions aa to tho other claim
having been sottlod by decision OF tho 5upEen'
Court.
, 1874-01-09

Democratic Nomination tor Governor
Of New Hampshire.
CovcoRp, N. H., jan. B.--Tho New Hampshire
Domoontic Convention nominated JAmsH h.
Weston for Governor.