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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06
DOMESTIC PORTS.

L FERNANDINA-Ar 9th ult, sch W III White.
smith, Charleston: (and cid for Philadelphia); Jas
wall, Wiley, New York; Jas Young. st George.
Savannah. '
Cid I'd. sch Leonora. Bonsay. Ellsworth.
Sid 18th ult, sch Means, Carle Satila River
Ni DAKlEN-Ar 10th, sch Nettie Langdon. Collins,
Cid oath. sch Mary A Power, WILEY. Yarmouth.
CHARLESTON-Cld 3Oth. brig Edith Hall, Bunk
er, Phliadeiphia; leh Carrie Webb, Holman, New
GEORGETOWN, Scar 2sth, sch Sarah L Davis.
Ccttrell. Wilmington.
ALExANDRIA-Ar I'd, sch Eva Aden. Eaton,
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed IN 4th, brig Carrie
Bertha Bowling, from Havana for Baltimore; Dayi
Bugbee. Staples, from Gloucester. -
BALTIMOBE-Below I'd inst brig Mary A Chase
Cook, from Cardenas.
Cid %, sch jeff Borden Patterson, HOboken.
CID Sd. sch Veto, Henderson, Galveston
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 3d. sch E S TYLER. Miller.
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd. schs Garland, Lindsey, from
Ar 4th, brig J Il Lane, BicEmore. Bo Sdssm
Cid 4th, brigs Alkaline Richardson, Drisko. Carde-
Ter, Hodges, st Augustine; sammy Ford, Allen, Sr
Eastport.
Passed through Hell Gate Sd. schs Eta May, Dix.
Hoboken for Castine; Madagascar, Turner, do for
NEW HAvEN-Ar I'd. sch Charley Morton, Pike,
PRoyIDENCE-Ar 4th, sch NJ L Newton. Ham,
mond; BaDgor; Medford, Orne. do.
W Uni nj 7tn, scnS oaran Is, Str0ut, from
Machias for orders: Barnes, Sturpes, Boston for
New York. (and sailed); Maracaibo, Fletcher, Port
land tor Washington; Agnes Hodgdon, Gardiner for
DO; Star. Bray, Calais for New York q
EINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar Sd, brig A Penpell
Mcfarland: I'm Portland for New York; sets Enter,
prise. Leighton. New York for Mibridge; Tahml-
roo, Cole, FIN New York for Bangor Hattie Turner.
Hupper, Boston for Charleston; d Sawyer Cum
mings, do for New York Martha Weeks. White i'm
steqben for Eddyyile; Lavolta, whittemore, Calais
for Baltimore. ~
In port. brigs A S Pennell. Henry Perkins; schs ID
and Hattie Turner.
BOSION-Ar 4th, schs VIM Freeman, Robinson.
Barnegat; Rchochet, Hickey, Eastport: Harvest
Home, Hodgkns, Lamoine
Cd 4th briggs Alex Williams Balm for Surinam:
Hatue White, Bellaty. Hayti schs Eliza j Staples.
SMSriOat wilmington via Bangor; Superior, Coffin for
Wiscasset; oregon. Crockett, Bangor.
VI. AT 5th schs Eva Yates. Yates, I'm Philadelphia:
ID b, Pitcher, Elizabethport; Nellie Clark Cark
So Amboy; Sarah. Wallace, Bath.
CID 9TH schs M M Knowles, Dow and Beta Ack-
pS SALEM.Ar Sd. sch Mercy Trundy, Crowley,
Philadelphia Centurion, Blodgett and Paragon
Darby, Port johnson; Scud. Hallowel Hoboken:
Maud Muiloch, Norwood. Weehawken; III Gott.
armstrong, New York; Alice, Love, Portland
cS G5LiouCESTER-Ar 4th, brig Daphne. Copeland,
~ PoRTsMoUTH-Ars Sd, schs Black Swan Morrill,.
Hockport for Boston; Cambridge Rowe, Bath for do:
Congress, Carnage. Bristol for do; Winslow Morse
Oliver, Hallowell for do; Exchange, Perkins. Canl
for do. y e' "''eas'e'
BATH-sld 4th, ship Northampton, Trask, New
Orleans. ' NS"
Sid 4th, ships Leading Wind, new 1908 tons, FM
Hinkley for Baltimore, to load for San francisco.
York. '0' 'e"
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VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Nov. ga despatch from Dan
vile claims the ecton of G. G. Cabel, conser.
Thomas, Rep, the present Incumbent. BIB.
Douglass, conservative, defeats Sener, Rep,
the present member from the first district
Platte, Rep, is reelected in the second district
over Goode by nearly 1000 majority. There is
probability of a contest in this district, the
conservatives claiming that large number of
fraudulent negro votes were cast they being
temporarily co!onzed from the fourth district.
The Congressional delegation stands conser-
NATIVES and 2 Republicans, being conserva-
tive gain. - b TT b . u t.I-E-s
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SOUTH CAROLINA

3 WAsHrNGToN, Nov. 5.-Attorney General
Williams received the following despatch this
morning: tFB ft3f4- 20
Columbus, Nou. 4.-Chamberlan is elected by
10000 majority. Five Republican Congress-
men are elected. No serious disturbance is vet
reported. R. M. WALLACE,
...s- -. United States Marshal.
2 CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5.-The News and
Courier, from incomplete returns, comedies the
election of Chamberlain by abont 5000 ma
jority, which would be conservative gain of
27,00O 1t also comedies the election of Wal.
lace and Hage, Reps, to Congress. Raineys
reelection is still in doubt.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Buckield, Sept. 81 Mrs. Sally McCorrison. aged
20 years.
% In Winthrop. Nov. 2. Mr.. James L. Stanley, aged
so years.
In Alma, Oct. 81 Mrs Sarah Stevens, aged % years
In Albion, Oct u, Mark Rollins, Esq, aged ~ yrs
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FECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAL.

DIX. SHAW has removed his office from Fluent
Block, to his residence No 80 HIGH ST. oc16sntf
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MISSOURI,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5-The returns from the
to show that the Democratic majority is not
less than 10000 and may be over 100000 The
congressional delegation will be entirely Dem
ocratic, a gain of four members, but the ma
jorities Of the interior members cannot be Civ
en-.
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'"l1 iit METEOROLOGICA,.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT IT,, vrv-ror,
sf tlss HOURS
VAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNA.>
OFFIcER. Washington, d. G.,
Nov. 6, Il A. M.))
For New England,
partly Cloudy and continued warm weather
during the day, followed by westerly winds,
lower temperature and rising barometer.
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SAN Francisco, Nov 5.-Advces from
Tahiti, Sept. 20, give the following particulars
of the burning OF the ship Centaur, Aug II,
off Marquesas Island: The brig Nautilus from
San Francisco picked up a boat having on
board the second mate and four of the crew of
the Centaur and took them to Tahiti. The
Ceutaur was loaded with coal from Liverpool
The first mate and seven of the crew put off in
boat for Marquesas Islands. One man was
lost on the passage and the remainder arrived
safely at Resolution Bay in seventeen days
after leaving the ship. The second mate kept
lin company with Foster and his crew during
|eour days and nights in heavy gale. The
eptain's boat capsized and the captain and
hsuds we're lost Notwithstanding the efforts of
! the matet crew to save them. The number of
men with To captain is not stated.
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e. Another heavy fog impeded ferry, navigation
in New York yesterday morning :, -
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT DE PORTLAND.
Thursday, Nov. ).

Thursday, Nov. ).
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase, Bennett, Halifax, NS-passen-
gers and mdse to John Portous.
Steamship Georgia, (Br) Mckenzie. New York-(to
go on the route between this port and Halliday
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, Boston tor
Eastport and st John. NIB.
Brig Mary Roosevelt. Devereux, Bath for Boston,
Sch Tabmiroo, Smith, New York for Bangor
Sch Alton, Copp, Kennebunk.
Sch Waterfall, from Bay Chaleur.
Sch Veto, Fuller. Thomaston for New York.
Sch Am Eagle, Brown. Vinalhaven for New York
Sch Clarissa, Parker, Bangor for Boston,
Sch Richmond, Eaton Bangor for Gloucester
Sch Gen Howard, Waite, Bath for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Barque Isaac Jackson (new of Portland, GIG ton ~
Welsh, Buenos Ayres-A & S Z Spring.
Sch Stephen Bennett, Bennett, Matanzas-Geo S
Sch Hattie Ross, Durgin, Matanzas-A l. Hobson.
Sch Abbe, Oakes Batimore-master.
Sch G Baird, Obj Starkey, st John, NB-John
Porteous. EIT'
Sch suow Bird, Br) Grips, St John. NB-JOhn
. SCH Lizzie G, (Bp Gfchrist, st John. NB-JOhn
Porteous.
Sch Express, Kennedy, Boston orlanddo Nicker-
son.
LAUNcHED-At Castine Sd inst, from the yard of
w Dresser, three-masted schr OF 325 tons, owned
by parties at Castne and Bangor, and to be COM
manded by Capt Isaac Hutchinson of Castne.
Ship Ocean King, which was launched at Kenne-
bedded in the mud. 1t will take q very high tide to
Hit her out and some hard digging. A large sehr
IS detained above and cannot get out until the ship
is moved.
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will accen mA tha ,aS ny 5-Dr Linderman
| cb,nics Raatty . and Hill r1 to-day. Two me-
acceptance, on the ground @otest agalnst, tne
was not completed according e. con me t,oc naiiun
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Rotterdam. '' ion Ne" YORK for
ca s ~ LAT &c 49, lon "a 3d. ship Peru, so DAYS from
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New York, Nov. BIN the billiard tourna-
ment Tonight JAS Dion defeated Edward
Daniels 300 to H. The winners average be-
Ing IL Maurice DAILY defeated Geo. Slosson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04
THE CLIMAX ETEiM WASHER
suMna0NR.
Al tte Circuit Court Of tho State of
: Oregon ter fhe Colnt,, Of LSnn' "

An me Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon ter ne County Of Linn. '
~ equlty--sqlt for divorce, "6
ss,nS.n; MsS5y n RrleRer, plaintiff, va james Hrleker
I, a. n !. James BrIehcr. the dsrondan. above
IN the name OF the state Of orrroo, yoo
ase hereoy Toqulred 70 BE- and appear m tSe
" ase9ye-eqt Titled Court and answer Tie cOnplnint
q, ol ny obovenamed plRlntiff, now on file Win
w. wv Vlerk q said Court, by the nrst day Of the
~, o. Ala Court following the expiration of
tnN tlme prescribed BY the Orsicr of the lnase
et .ald Oonlt for the publication AZ ana ann.
,ppns, tQ-Wit by tho l2lh day of Oofnhnr is9i
you Will take notice that II you fsil to apnsas
M N, oye. lhe plaintiff VIA Apply
No,n ~, nt.int, toM,t tct DEERE iissolyinr ihe
Y z ,,l ~ seie,lons eEis,ipg bgtWVon YOU
lnsnss n tho suit M! S- W ~
", snolsshed y ~ oIdeT, dated Aprl oh, iaa Of
.len. ~ X Alpnhnm, lndgo of said t,o,,s1 80 4
~ n, W. .es,,s N me rsiale Rights Democrat " ibe
'''''sne organ ~ and ieF IA coanty, 0gpeDn,
So v. w. BALDWIN.
"e Attorney ior PlnlnliG.
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sEPTEMBER 4, 1874.


The testimony Of the girl Bessie,
who was one Of Tilton's family, is de-
cidedly sensational. tits clear that
Bessie was striving after effect when
she made her statement, and her ef-
fort defeated itself She svore to
entirely too much. She says that
TiIton was very jealous Of bis wife,,
''both with gentleman and ladies"
Thihis coming Il entirely too strong.
When the witness seeks to make peo-
pie believe that .Tilton was jealous Of
bis wife with The ladies', she entirely
destroys the effect Of Representation Of
bis jealousy so far as the gentlemen
we're concerned. But the witness
goes farther and says that Tilton did
not wish that any one should particu-
larly Like hisEife, who did notshowa
great liking for himself, from which
It must be understood that I. T.look-
ed upon Mrs. 7. as a rival Of his in
the affections Of others. When Wit
ness says that Ti,ton took her wit |
ness) from her bed to his own while
she was asleep, ahe.is coming 1t rath-
IA, strong. Few viii believe that the
sleep Of virtue is % profdund on this
besides. theobjeeh oithise extIaoraina-
ry transportation IS not apparent.
but thestatement that esseaught
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04
ll3,254 MACHINES IN EXCESS
OUR HIGHEST COMPETIToR.

These figures are all the more remarkable,
for the reason that the sales OF the principal
Companies In 1873 are less than their sales in
have largely increased.
The Account ofsales is from sworn returns
made to the owners of the Sewing Machine
Patents.
IL will hardly be denied, that the superiority
Ofthe SINGER MACHINES is fully demon.
strated-at all events that their popularity in
the household is unquestlonable. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

n ORDER 10 COMPETE WITH All, OUT.
eide COMPOSITION. and keep some az our
t3uney 70 Oregon, we have reduced our prlfes
=, ~ NaIente rates, and are prepared 70 hirniHh
ing lumber, and 20 do all kinds of wurk IN the
planning mill line At het-rock prices fog cash ~
ON ahou time. Give US a can and encorr,i, -
home trada ~
~ Remember the lower Planning Afiu. pe.y
me eau,mtll and Foundry, Albany
vanesf Eli. CARTER 4 90.
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JArITAI FAnTr Tho l,o,, 4. 7. :,

CAplTAIFABLE. The hopeless.
accomplishing anything MIN.
PUCK Is illustrated by M oid
india fable. A mouse tbat
near the abode Of a great ma.
vas kept insuch constant dis.
Oy i's fears Of a cat, that tbe
p'ap taking pity on Il, turned Il
eas Itself Immediately IL began
from the fear Of a dog, sotho
g'an turned il into a dog, Then
" 70 suffer from the fear ofa
ga tha magician, In disgust.
she mouse again, AS Won
only the llqart 81 I mcpse IGs ~
.Iale v help yon BY giving n gou
ody q 2 no6le ANIMAL '0u
Z ihe pooF creature aoaip h.
mouse ~ Isthe same wi,b 4
A nesFAed man lIa may be olotb. !.
. ne powers and pIsusSi N X INV, ,So
~ 81 brave msn, bnt "A w'Il ~ ~
a0s liks isopse VIA pabIie N,
Z 4 4 Usually the great magioise
p9lly sHys 70 sds6 I psrsoS. " ''l'n
paek 70 your ohsoi,r;,.
X o1ly thehoarE of q mo%ss usDie
useless 70 Try 70 make 4 IVY i;o.
~
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scIssORINes.

The wife's secret Her opinion O
her husband.
Mount Yesuvius' Is to have q rail
road to the top, costing $4,000, 900,
Senator Jones LastAA four-in.
hand is worth twoin the bush.
Love; says Alexander Smith, is the
discoyerer Of ourselves in another.
A Ayoung lady wants to know what
kind Of an animal Barnum's Hippo
drome Is. LINN ~
What is that from which IL YOU
take the whole some will remain? |?
Wholesome.
Burlington has poor beer. Its cit
izens think that beer works are more
needed than water works. Ed
Why is q man who is sent to o lu-
natic asylum like a cocoa-nutP Be
cause he is generally cracked.
The solemn Arab thus curses his
enemy MAY his face be turned up-
side down and iackasses bray on his
grandfathers grave ass fs
The Boston Posi- is opposed to the
proposition to fill the position of con.
ductor on railroads with women. |
Their trainsarealways behind"
One who makes human nature his
tudy says that when a girl takes her
handkerchief and moistening it with
peg lips wipes a black spot off q
oung man'snose; wedding between
she parties is inevitable. /
When you say to an unwelcome
acquaintance who has been away
Ny dear fellow, l am so.glad to see
pure backp you make q statement
4uiyelent to saying to him, I'm re-
olced to see your back,
Izaac Walton tells Of a sprig Of di.
lnlty who borrowed a very success.
n sermon Of q fellow.st,ideptN mi
lpe back quite crest fallen. ''Alas.s .ssf
II hls friend, Il lent you my fiddle /,
it not the fddlestick. gs
The pale, sad looking young men
Lom one sometimes meets In thal
reet are not eonsnmptive, are not
burning the loss Of friend. and
not divinity students. They are 1
BAKING in tight boots. ~
A litIle, three year old, when dis.
Fered in the pantry systematieallv
ashing eggs, replied to her moth. J
astonished inquiries, that she was
reakin en- open, SOS to let thel
2 chick'ps walk out" ff~
would seem 10 be pretty certain
weare 70 have q short tobacco
b Missouri, Southern Illinois
Lana, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee
srglnl9s, Maryland and Connoc.
= are all complaining.
Pottstcwn ieweler heard stranoe 4,
aes issuing from an old,clook IN 2
stoIe and thought it was haunted
me noise had continued for
ly,two dAsp. TIE lpe-piece was 3
led and out jumped d cat.
be Brooklyn1Argus saws; "Tbey,a Y
mesliing touching nnd
'in IN the thought that a man
Os born into the world, struthis !.
nGaF upon the stage, and az 10
tumble into eternity without ever
~ seen the 81. Louis bridge
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1lealg METzLER'S sps
RAW-AIDE BOTTOMEp CHAIRS /

Can chad at his n,anufactovy A .F.es.-.o,
q his old place Of business IN Alhanvs a C,raf
collars, Albany at Sam Nays store. Has
t..NdlA smith 4 Rlass1old, Junction Kirk 4
nnme. hrownsyille y, n. Morgan, IIairIv =
-. nfoNn, Scioi !. ", johns, Nafion. nSlf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-09-04
SEWING MACHINE SALESOF 1878

The table Sev log Machine Sales for 1873
shows tina ur g les last year amounted ia
asa, IA hu dred and thirty two thou
sand, four rndre and forty.fourl Machines
being large increase over the sales Of the pre-
vious year tlS72.)
The table shows that our sales exceed those
Of any other company, for the period named,
by the number of 113, ASA Machines, or
nearly double those Of any other Company.
1t may be further stated that the sales OF 1878,
as compared with those of 1872, show relative
ly larger increase, beyond the sales Of other
makers, than OF any other year.
For instance In 1872 we sold 5000 more Ma.
chimes than any other Company, whereas, In
1879, the sales were - VT 7TT7' :
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] vi ii EhL IL II
aASrtTut rOANl aFfSEciArf7E PUB.

4 RHANKFtIE no AN. APPRECiATfVE PUB.
lie for their generous and unfalllng support
In the past, and hopeful Of a continuance and
eHlargementOf the same In the future, we de.
sire through this medium to call the attention
OF consumers In Linn county to our will assort-
edand carefully purchased stocks of goods at
the above points, comprising full and complete
lines of all classes Of goods usually kept In
country store. Lack oftime and space precIudes
an attempt to specify, but we are determined
tomaintaln and add to our reputation for keep
ing the most complete country store In Linn
county, and will only say IN conclusion that
our houses at shedd will bO found to contain al
al times more nearly everything needed on 4
farm than ever beforer AZ we have not been
past, neither will we in tho future be undersold
by any honorable dealer. WI. isdI
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yEvKR AND AguR stra ior Gay cents, 7h,,, .
and Ague, and all other MAlArioui, Bilious, searl,,,
Typed, yellow, and other Fsvers (alded ~ RAD.
WAYS PILLS. 20 quick AZ RADWAY's READY
khLlEF, Flfty cents per bottle. Sold by Dmrri,is.
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STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INcREAsR
OI kLEsH AND WEf0HT-CLEAR SKIN Avn
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 70 ALI
, 1874-01-28

1no 1kcccTt Election of Women IN tY,o
school Committee Declared vn1d..t
sour Made Vtcnisf mt the Iscaucxt .,Y
the kn0ltlor's Hul.sburl.
Special DfsMfch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
DoaToN. jan. 27.-Tlo Boston School con,.
mittoo has nt last declared tho scats Of tim ,o,v
mombors vacant. Tho vuto VIVA vcrv c,opo
Htandiug 45 to 40, md twenty-aix members woro
absent. Tho noctiRg Of tho School Committee
waB very vol attended tonight, and t],oro wna
'atr-st2od aasotnblago iii tho galleries. iuclud
aig number Of lad,oB, who watched tho pro.
ceodnga Will, interest. Tho discussion on tim
question waa long, md, though earnest. waB not
argued with grcat degree of warmth, A nun,s
hor OF members, though II, favor Of wono,,
serving oll the Board, voted for lilo rosoItfu1,
ueciarihg thoir Boats vacant, NJ tl1oy bclfoyol
tias tho question should bo Bottlol nj omen iv
lho sunron1o Court. On tho other ]nad. It WI,
claimed that tho Board bud tho right to ,,tiro
tnat ~ ~ tno luallilcat'on Of itB monabers n,ld
tho women to the Supreme Court to bonr ali ll,o
o1ponao pl, of getting their rightu in tic muttor
:, Mr. W. II. Baldwin Mt first refused to votc m
tno question OF adopting tho resolution, c,ainl-
rann't. TX ,miI ~ was va grossly unjust in tho School
uonmt'ae to turn tho ladies' out OF doors With,
ont 0i.. fira1 having obtained the opinion Of tl,o
Clty Solicitor. or that highest of trihnnnla In
nuPfeho Court. 1t waa claimcd that tl,;
y noard r. Anou!d pay no intention to tic opinion nf
.no Gty solicitor it huving boon aasod by jast
YoaT board, which had no business to iptorforn
III tl1o matter. Tho ladioa whose rights worc II,
question occupied thoir soat as usual. and vofed
agaa'nst tue adoption of tho resolution.
communication wny received from mr. n n
gaagor. asking TINT tho ueat Of Lis w;ro be- de.
s'aAeo fAcant' Which was accordingly dono,
, 1874-01-28
STATE INSTITUTIONS,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
A1,.,I,.,f,.,4 ~, s.In Al

APPROPRIATIONS AND COMMITTEES.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, jan. 27.-Mr. starne intro.
duced d Senate rulo providing that no Senator
shall ba appointed upon an appropriation com
ntttce who shall represent district in " llicll
state institution is located and supported i'll
whole or in part by tho Stato. Tho fact is nud
Inns been that these committees are composed In
majority Of such persons, nnd each holpH the
other to favorable Recommendation upon all
biliB III their original amounts. Tho rule waY
laid over untor tho rulos, but Mr. Starne.
though he represents the district In which the
new statc-HonBe ia located, intends to prosa tho
rulo to q final adoption.
THE rEN1TENTIAnY.
The bill aboliHhing solitary confinement In the
Penitentary failed to pass III tho House to-day,
receiving only G. votes. wllcn'77 were necessary.
Quinn moved to reconsider tl1e voto, and Hon
klns moved to lay tho reconsideration on tic
table, which failed, SO to C8, mud the bill was
mado special order for Thursday morning.
NEW BUILDINGS AT THE REFonM SCHOOL.
The Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for now
buildings, otc., at tho Reform scl.ool, was or
dered to q third roading III the uouHo.
BODIES OF CRIMINALS AND TAupEns.
The bill granting tho bodice Of those dying at
tho clnritnGlo aud potlnl institutions to tlIe
physicians OF Chicago, il not claimed by friends
within forty-eight hours after death, was 20
amended aB to include only the physicians Ut
Chicago aud ordered to third roalng 1t ;s
HouBe bill, and will bo passed with difficulty.
Tho only thing that gayel 1t from being tabled
to-day was III appeal by Reynolds that it should
not be so disposed OF till hiB colleagues, every
ono Of whom WIS absent, should make nuch q
dofanee thereof as they deBired.
, 1874-01-28

imposition to tho Nesvly-hppofntca
Governor.
Special Dispatch 10 The CAisago Tribune.
DENVER, COL, jan. 27.-Tho announcement of
tho roaprointmont Of cx-Gov. McCoos NJ t1o
Executive Of this Territory. with John ". Jen-
kins, Of Yirginia, as Secretary. a,,a r. B. Sou.
right, OF Pennsylvania. as Surveyor General. took
everybody by surprise whom 1t reached hero tbia
afternoon, being ontiroly unexpected. Tie pconlc.
irrespective Of party intlorBctl tho administrator,
ct ct Gov. Ebort, a'l will send ronlonstrauco to
washington ngainBt llis removal aud tic cont'r-
nation ma! Of tho nowiy appointed officers. A mcot-
Jug Of citizens to give expression on tho subject
was hold at Gorr'H Grand Opor1-Uougo To-
night; Oyor LOCO Persons woro present. rho
Aon. stephen Decatur presided. Speccheu woro
mado bY tlie friends Of both E!bcrt antl AIcCook
and tho meeting waa finally broken IN by tho
action OF Some roughs, who sought To ntinidato
Ihis evening minority Of tho members of
both branches of tho Leg gislatnre, Republicans
anu Democrats. callod upon Gov. Elbort, md
assured him that ha latl their sympathy and SIM
port, and that joint Hcssion will bo convened
Tomorrow to pass resolutions roquostins The
so!'ate to reject tho nominations. MucE focliur
exists over the subject and great oxcto,nont
prevails both horo md in the mountain towns
over tho proposed cllangc.