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KANSAS,

TopsHA, Kan., Jan. 16,-Tho 1overnor'A neasage
read to the Legislature to-day. It treats Of the
rapid growth nnl development oi tie btato during tho
past years favora tnorcaao Of national currency and
abolition Of National Banks; oocon Of United B!sses
Senators by tho people; tho soi-annuAi payment Of
taxps; Constitutional Convention, and ropeal Of tho
law assessing railroads toir gross receipts. Nho
finances Of the Btato arc shown to 10 in an excellent
condition, thero being, ut present. no warrants out
standing and With balance In tho Trcasnry,s thing
nevor bcforo Known in the history Of tho State.
g Sn hs osso ss sss snSs' an asRsa
apated ands. r. Courts Of he conry ero
d w sss s os a,os sS %
al Of their homes without having first hnd ~ opror-
y t. ess t. I ] 9s IL aTSsa saSsr9 hsess e
~roas,ssr. "a ass prep:sea lor sssa eeHs!9; +;
vii ss. i Sasl ssss!ssat st q. @ tSss6lssoms
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 16.-1n tho Ho,so totlay Mr.
Horton, Republican, offered sorea Of reAolntiona ns
TO- he people o tho g seo Of ras tho
tions Of The duy. The resolutions pledge economy,
1otronehrncns, and reform rcsoal ef alawa althor-
aaas1a asseas1iaacrt laws 50 that railroads ghali be
boring mnn'a homo repeai an oppressive, lawa that
work eghns tho interest Of nbor and for tho pTocc-
Hon Of clzens aganst roliaye Its btirdcn
Of taxation favor the reduction Of stAte expenses
anu against 10 protect tho 8ettlera Of tho stao
from tho grasping ayarice and eneroaehme1t Of sal;
roads, and especially 1xr0ao aDd Arnounco otMclal
POPULATION and corruption whcroyer found.
In tho sonnto resolution was passed momoralizing
Congress to direct quits to DO brought IN tno Federal
Tho Senatorial question CAUSES but nitic excite
nent md even conjecture what THO reaults
will bo. Tho loading candidates arc Gov. Oabornc
". a. Phillips, Ex-Gov. Harvey, md J. Carpenter,
but thcre uro a dozon or moro namcs mentioned tn
IN Inn nf}1u
there will DO any party cauc but 1t Will bo left free
to each asptrant to enter on his OWL merits.
, 1874-01-16
FOREIGN.
4 Majority OF the ]. alto Spanish Cortes
in Sympathy W th Castelar, .
The Report Of oaraina Antonolli's
Illness Denied
Miscellaneous News front Cb1nn
and Japan.
SPAIN

tfAnR1p, jan. 1S.-At meeting Of tho Deputies,.
constituting tho majority In the late Uortes, Vo6 OF
confidence aenor oaatear WAS adopted. md he was
REQUESTED to prepare manifesto to tho nstion.
THO irop-elad Nunaancla hat boon delivered to
Bpanish frisate.
Tho insurRont chiefs, Contrcraa. Ferrez. snA adF-
vez hnvo been scnt to tho capital Of Mgeris, and tho
other uartaRcnlan rofugcos haTo been informed In tho
forts and barracks Of oran and Mora.ol.KcSir.
MADRID, Jan. 1s.--The authority Of tho dovernmont
Ia fully restored In Barcelona.
LONDON. jan. 1b.-Ths Tfn.es' correspondent at
Cartagenn reports that tnmut Of the people, who
voro convinced Of ths ttcachory Of tho leaders,
cpitated tho surrender. It ia understood that tho
French Government Will dolivsr to Bnain, under the
extradon troaty those Of The Oartagonian refugees
now in Algeila WHO acouaed Of piracy and other
civil crimes.
, 1874-01-16

Fashion" WAS reproduced Inst evening at
Hooley's Theatre to not very full house. Tho
comedy WAS taken OF before about week too
soon, but those who then missed the opportunity
Of seeing worry pretty little light drama, capl-
tally mounted and played will freshness and
spirit, cannot lose tho prosont ono, and then
blame tho management for not giving them
, 1874-01-16

SAN FnAso1sco, Cul., Jan. 16.-Tho steamer Chtna,
from Hong Kong and Yokoha1na, arrived this morn-
lux, No particulars as vet,
nA1En..-A defective piston caHel Tho detention Of
tho Chua she lay low In tho water, coming up tho
harbor with ony one wheel working, and cr forosop-
MN Yonn jan. 16.-Ar1ayod, steamship Wyoming,
PoNT1.SNp, hio, Jan. 15.-Tho steamship 6candtna-
yian, from Liverpool, Inns arrived.
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: 8peeial Di&pafeh to The Chicago tribune.
.A 1HTEn-HTArE nArswAx LE01sLAT1oN.
''sr. PAUL, Jan. t6:-1h the Senate, ooggswoll' Of
ssec!o County, offered resolutions ordering joint
committee Of lvo to consult with Committees Of tito
Town and Wisconsin Legislatures, and report by bill or
otherwise ;such uniform legislation as agreed upon
conccrning fsrea, rntcs and Determinations tho
part Of railways In these States.
ponnelly introduced hts bin for rcpcsng tho laws
establishing State Normal Schools. providing for tho
sale Of buildings, and that tho proceoda be added to
tho per,nsncnt school fund.- thst normal classes he
by division among them OF ts annua appropriation
of $10,a00, according to the nuinber Of normal
scholars.
, 1874-01-16
OMAHA ITEMS.

Special Dispafch to The Chicago tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan, lo.-Dlds were opcned to-day -
tho headquarters Of tho Department. Of the PttIe r
this city for 0000 600 pounds Of oata and 2,h0,00O
pounds Of corr. Tho awards have not yet been made.
A stock-raiser here to-day from Willow Island, asu
bseu proved succesa In TINT vicinity. Eight tloG.
sand cae are feeding there tho prairie grasa that
ho8 cured on the range, and AF9 In fine condition.
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NATIONAL BOARD Of TRADE.
A Decisive Expression Of That Body
on tho Financial Question.
The 1naationists signal1y Routed at
All Points,.


rus rswawo11r. NJ QUESTION.
n.rr1,,onr. MI .1an' 1n-Tho seasion a, tho Nh
tloual Board Of Trado to-dny was entirely occupied
with tho discussion Of tho annncis1 qucauoD. 1t
oo.9sA sue aooa.o "ns a.. c.a.at. ,s
ing IN mo sweeping deteas OK 'no 'nnanonsa. Wig
ents ~ are roiaeted. md tho resolutions. as reported
ycs,ordsy by Tho Committee Of Finance, mud tole-
sranbed last night wero adopte without nlteraton.
AMoxo THE SUBSTITUTES PROPOSED AND DEFEATED
wcro prepcts to make lcg1tenors and United Btatca
oonos .e ase1cnan9'ao1' I,g ie14 M The doto for
forccI t~ resumnt}on 5y law of spocio payment to
coMUl National banks to redeem their nooa In legal
teor ana removing the mits 1 fE9 d tsls s,o ss9s
~ for thon nntl thpt tic doyernment *ban
had sna M soc, on e noymans All these esecs
xorc dpsiio,atey arauod Dut faiicd 10 command moro
than than low votes eaeh.
,oo m inrna uortioa Of tbs day with speeches to
lin o1non TINT their Hoctiou Of tho coun
~ ,ynntei cInnnR1ou This y1cw waH presented
ssy ,,,vt,, v scesre WRIGHT Of Ohlcaao; Bnith, Of
M,iwanEcs * and 1rosyonor md Able, OF St. Louis
Mr. WriaGt aaid that be beloved tho Northwest aud
H. "Est III nt nps INV vi tay Ind money onogh Ho ID.
nitoI tLeY ueodod more wealth, but could tho Cow
arnnsen} ri, Il IN thcm7 Tlny lack the credt,
eeauantiy tney lack sho means, 10 Do basincss with
liz agreet with Mr.. Dore that their jac1ot may be
too small for thou In tho West. and be lag no ob5ee
linn tn buyiuo enough cloth TO makc 1t large but
he did not thInk il right for tham to ask tho
coyernmrout 10 givo the,a tho cloth. He defended
enu, cams to- A uniformity Of expression upon the
rreatcst danger tint hsga to-day s thnt Con-
sna ,saa Il hs pSsEa to a5a
ontly ua for uIl ilA trouble and labor, III proaent
ina t2o I Ipronositon agai,.st tho issuing Of the
aha t. ratra and cancel before tho coso of tn ycar.
r sHht roy roferrc to as teding to increase
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OPERA HOUSE FOR DAVENPORT,

Snsc{tt D{s1u{ch to TAs ChlcaYo TFfthns
DAykNIonT. H., jan. 16.--A Joint-stock company
1aa lcou formed ia TITS 9ity FOR tho purposo Of ~ gid~ d
INK opera-housc. The capital ntock ts 100000,
to purchase tho church and property lately sol by tue
Fifth Street Methodist Society, and effect such i'm.
1,roycment6 and additions as to render tho new hall
capable Of seating 1,o10 people.
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PRESTON-Jan. 1ath May Proston only child Of u.
D, and Ellon Preston, age l9 months
LARDNER-Thuraday morning.. Jan. l5' "il'aaa
Funora viii sa9o ILL late residence. No 28 Cents9-
Nv Saturday morning ut 10 oolook By caTfaRos to Gar
VAty QoruntatY- a., ,
ToWNER-Jan. II, Thos. @. TowneE. 1t the ,1e 5eti.
deueo Of hta parents. FHyaEss-st' ana AakeS''' 'oo
Park. w. - p,.t,...
and friends Aro respectfully tasltod to attond.
GLAsEHROoKE-On tho morning q the 1oth mt. f1n9st.
Albert Edward. aon Of George nd haty Ana ula'e'
Funera from te Fesldeace of his PARENTS No. 81 samr:
son Friday, tho 10th fn4 at O'Clock to dracclano
CeIuetGtY.
, 1874-01-16
OBITUARY.,


Speciai Dfspafch 10 Ths Chtcago Tribune. !,
MADIaoN, Win., Jan. 11.--Maj. Charles r. Legase
ded Yesterday at IMMORAL Point aged 72 1Le wan one
o. tho @ oa poa9Gsa of s snte whero 10 yed many
yos terfitory. Up to tho coming Of the new Admin.
isr1ion, he occupied Ioalttou n the Secretary OF
several yoass, and waa universally respected.
, 1874-01-16

sr. Iou1a, jan. l6.-Tho loss by tho fire at Alton,
Iowa; In TIC Franklin Insurance 091upaay. sl,12a
American Central, 81 600 North Brish, 81 Goo Etua,
sg.0V0: London nud Liverpool mud Globe, $1,000;
Orient, s35u0 Hartford. $4,000: Glrard, $500 !;
Franklin, st. Louis. $3:35o; Commercial, 81. Louis,
$3,a50; Flro,nen'o. s40o l1omc, $4,000 phtnulx,
$9,0uO; North America, s., ,00o.
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Tho Now York N1ntricide.

NEW YonK, Jan. 15.-Inulcs ~. Frecnnn, who shut
his mother last night IL 5nrsey City, cool!y aeges tat
tho shooting was accidental. l1a aister, who was
present, states that he deliberately took aim at his
mother elo leaving tho room, and shot her dead
IN tue Threshold of the door.
, 1874-01-16

sp4eia. Di.psstea to The cascago Tribune.
.DE8 Mo1HEs 1a, Jan. l5.-Tho lock III the House Of
Representatives continues. aixty<our ballots have
been taken. ...
Mr. Dotor to-day offered resolution that tho Tif
tcenth General Assembly adjoarn without day and
without pay, md supporscd It with a vary strong
speech. It wns ruled out Of order on t1o ground that
to Senate could not recognlZo resolution from the
Iouso until It syns organized.
, 1874-01-16

LONDON, jan, l6,-c1oldwln gmith, in An addrtss
before the Congress Of Trades. uniona at 8hefelds
last evening" advised emigration TO the United statee.
the B.eaer Vie 1u Havrc, writes to the 1tmfa this
the French Transatlantic Steamship COMPANY, rely
French Court rcfuso to indemnify parties for tho oes
Of friends and property by tho disaster and the su1-
ferea propose seek redress In Tue Now YORK eouTf.
, 1874-01-16
SiliCllE.

HAH FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. l6.rMrs. Lulu Torrence
tho vito of John g. TOrancc OF the California Theatre
cot,,pany shot herself through tho heart last night
Domestic trouble was the canso Of thu nnicide.
MILWAUKEE, jim. 15.-A spccial from Lacrosse,
Wiz. 10 tho Sentinel, says young man named oltn
traina this eyentng Cause, disappointment in loyo.
, 1874-01-16

ATLANTA, Ca. Jan. 1b.-The Legislature met ycster
day. Tho Governor, in Lin messAgc takoa cheerful
view Of public affairs. Tho State debt ia e 600 o0o
and tho estimated va1uopf taxable property $23O 000
600. Tho Senate approved tho final action Ut ConGross
on tho salary question.
, 1874-01-16
Seduction and Breach OF Promise
[.faAn.

Special Dltpaftd 70 Tie ENfco9o 1FlbHae.
souTu bEsD, Ind, Jan. ia trial for breach OF
cult Court for three days, wherein catharino N. NJ.
Fox sued John Earnetnin for damages. Tho Jury af
ter being ont for eight hours havo brought III
verdict giving $4,000 damages Tho trnl ha6 cauaod
u considerable o1citcment. and tho courtroom waa
throngcd to tts fullest capacity. Tie young had
written many letters, which being read created much
murriment in court.
, 1874-01-16
A1lcEed Forgery.

Speciai Df.patch to TAs Chicago 1Ft6a1s-
nlILwAuEEg, Jun. 16.-Georga OaTke brakeman
TIM milwaukee, j. st. Paul laroad, was arrested at
HARTFORD thia stato to-ay, and brought to this city,
charged with forging blank form on tho Com
pany for $l6.67. This ia only ono charge Of
large number.
, 1874-01-16

-Henrl Roohofort Ia still alive, dosplto tho re-
cont roporta of Lis death. Tho French Goyorn-
mont has received information Of hia safo arrival
at tho penal colony to which ho was sent. On
tho yoyago 10 suffered from sea-sickucss, but
otherwise Waa Ip good loalth.
, 1874-01-16

.EEw YoRw, Jan. 15.-Lagraye. who Aaa been foI
Aome time !u prison hero, awaiting Ills trial on civil
aud criminal charges Of swindng, has aiaapnearod;
Tha United States hRrala overlooking tho cTfinlnal
charge hEAlllHt A hcaeytud bail In ~ 000 Ou tho cfl
suit, mud Lagraye haR not been siIce.
, 1874-01-16
| Two Persons Perish and Three Others
Severely burned by II Kerosene E1.

ST. JosEFH, No., jan. 1s.-A terrible accident oc-
CURED In tha city to-day. Abut O'clock this morn-
md lighted it, mud in tho act Of putting It the
chimney when tho lump exploded, hlling the room
with . sheet Of lrt* ttanghtor. aged IL who was
Mr.. RIca!nnts sprang 10 Tho rescue 1t
h!H family. lie threw tho mother and infalit daugh
ter through the window into tho street, In attempts
lug to saya tho oldeat girl hs cluhng caught nro,
and ho md the girl were literally roasted alive a
son. nged 10 years. threw bucket Of water ha Sis
ter md ext1nguishod tho ha1nus. but hhs and tho
father were 30 horribly burned that ths osh Il droppea
Ing and the father at 12:O. Mra. hr1innia and in
fan daughter lying tonight In very critical CON
ittou and but litt1 hopes entertained Of their
recoycry. The boy ia also serIouBy burned.
, 1874-01-16

Srtc1H{ UEtpafGh 70 INt Chicago 1V1dHNes
pEon1A, H., jan. 1o.-An a1ar1n of lro soundod
about o'clock this morning aud proved p to 30 In
Intense, and wator froze solid in tho hoso, but
Notwithstanding tho obstacles tho aromon worked
Lravcly, aud finally aucceelot In oxtingushing the
ably not exceed GOO; insured In loading companios,
, 1874-01-16

WARRINGTON, D. O., Jau. 15.-For tho Northwest,
r!Bng temperature falling barometer, wnds yeoEing
anow In the Upper mississippi Valley.
DllIcAuo, jan. le.-1Ae sauge Of tempcsatura thls
, 1874-01-16

p117snyna1, Pa, Jun 16,-The public sohool-houso
atroycd by fro to-day. Tho building was hoacd by
furIiaco In tho basement. It is supposed to have
caught fro fro1n tho furnace. Loas, about 000; m
1urS1 fdrS S3 n1G.
, 1874-01-16
POLITICAL.


The Connecticnt prohiblttonfsts N0Ins
i1autc n Stuto Ticket. -.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jau. 16.-The Ptoh!hltiontsts Of
thB 8tato met In Convcution III ta city to-ay. and
nominated State ticket with tho nntno q Il. D.
8alIth Of Eoulngtou, ut Its head. Resolutions WcSo
adopted conlomning tho teprasity of TIM Democrats
and hypocrisy Of tho Republicans, aud pEononncsnR
the Idcausa law Il failure,
, 1874-01-16

Sneefas Dispa.ch 70 Ths Chicaqo 74t1une.
LEXINGTON, H., Jan. l6-At dance which lately
which lasted Two whole days and eycnings fight oc-
cured in which ono nagston Smith VAS pounded on
tho head with rock by man named woodward.
, 1874-01-16

NEW YonK, Jan. 16.-Tha Empire stores, on Front
street, brooklyn, filed With various kinds OF orchan.
disc, wuro partially consumed by Arn this afternoon
LOSE 800 900. Insurance not aBcortalued.
, 1874-01-16

4soeefal DfspafGh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Jan. ia few iaya ago man
giving the name Of George 8. Smith, and rcpresontng
hirnsoK as agent OF the Atlas Insurance Company.
Of Hartford, Conn arrived in tow1, he said, for
tho purpose Of appointing local agent Ho garo tho
appointment to G1easrB. Grnham 4 dottshali Smith
Ind contract signed by tho President and Secretary
Of tho Company AMI large number Of other papers
showing his connection with tho company, all Of
tho appointment, Smith drew on the Company, through
Messra; Graham aottshall, for conssdorabe e1;
tie draft reached Hartford, tho real character Of
Smith WINS revealed. 1Iesara. Graham Il Gottsnall
notified Of their boiug swinabd by tho Secretary
Of tho Company.
, 1874-01-16
Nh suNDAY-NloHT CONCERTS,

NEw YoR1, Jan, l6.-Al The proprIcor1 Of places Of
amusement we're Tonight notified by the police that
hereafter no sacred concerts be allowed on Sunday
nights. The order sreates considerable cpmment
among the 0ermAng.
, 1874-01-16

SpeetaI Dfsputth 10 Tia CHfe41o 7Tth4Ae.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-Iho snfe Of Elliott Cong
don, Of this city, waR blown open last night By bur
glara and robbed OF 5000.
, 1874-01-16

1eayo Nook Island and taIa up AiH abode eltlor
in Toledo or buffalo. 01r. Oolrtright, the rrea!-
don't Of tho Oannda Southern, Is expected to
reaign this week and Mr. Gable to take Ills
PLACE.
, 1874-01-16

HAVANA. Jan. 1t-Spanish accounts state that Col
Esperda, With $50 usn, had an engagement with tho
insurgents near Me1orez. The hghtng lasted si1 or
seven hours Col Esperda retrcated before superior
numbers Of the enony with loss Of officers and Is
prigates killed, and IA officers and 10 priVates
wounded. The tnsurgcnt loss could not be ascet-
, 1874-01-16

tetear.to from K,mnwtck twcnty miles below bsfe
says thb Ice gorged hore at fo9q O'Clock ts morning
proves 30 ts iad saa 1 brose5 oe leT h,or 1go
nm hn olosed and ferrlngo Bunpcnaea.
, 1874-01-16

: Gpscsas Df1paeh TO Tbs Chicago Tribune.
+; SouTn BgNp Ind. Jan. 1b.-deorgc W, Matthews,
s.el-fathor Of tho Hon. 8chuyler Colfax, died at
buchanan, Mich, to-dey. Ho Las been prominently
f.of the BenAto committees.
, 1874-01-16
ay, M reported by L. Manahse, opttcan, No. 80 East
Madison stroet, Tribune Building. every hour, ia "a


f}1se{al D1sN0fch 70 Ths NhffnTo 7f16Hn6. i,
pAyENronT, "a, Jan. 15.-To-tlay Aas becn the
colacst Of tho season the thermometer donolns about
10 dcgrcps bolow zoro nil day, The rvor fs froxon
solid, thu leo being frozon ovar two fcot t1liok.
OSHKOSH. Wis.,, Jan. 15.-Tho n1crcury thsa MORN
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ICE IN THE MISSISSIPPI,

g1. LOUIS, jan. 15Ths IL by far the coldest day Of
tho wuter tho moronry standing quite zero This
ulorpiug Tho hurbor ia full Of heavy leo, Bomo Of
wph has lodged On the Illinois shore above tue bridge,
, 1874-01-16

TIE OpEnA.

80 -----.-'------- -----.-''---
ADJUSTMENTS: i
/ NJ, orrn,
II THE ousnn' ~ ,,. lit at
Tho performance o1 hl'Haoa' ""e NA", W
F" Tho Huguenots," dreW . crowded mouse los'
evonInr. and Nilsson achieved another triumph.
n,,,n os,o~a 1,aa ham fortunnto In Chicaao, hav-
..o ~, H. n-st ronrosontat,on two s,,ol mr.
ing naa to1 is' .Aa1 NY. oso. r.. ~ soo.n5
lists IS L11cc@ ano hoIlog8. anu iof Ata ne'ou.'
Nflsaon and Torrihnl, and those VINO ha9o WIZ
uessod both performances hnyo Hcen Two pcr-
so,otionu u,;oh ara among tho tnont in
so"e. ,.a,'. ,.. -, +o apooo. prohnb,v
ne 1ets two people can 6o found who viii asroo in
comparison Of theao two great artlHts IN tno1r
porsonatton Of Mignon, In all points. In tho
goco1 n.rt of tbo rols wo should say that Nilshon
was ss's ,ar u superior to 1ucoa. In tho dramatic.
while there arc points IN "n,oI Neoo , s.,'aa -
porior, most notably whore 1oenhg anu pAInos
arc concerned, yet as an'hhrmontous and conset-
varying pllaaos-we should awsrd tho pam a. 70
Lucca. aud sot Mtsh Nilaaohs 1u.y" " tinos ~
exquisitoly beautiful creation, nna as 1'nes
rnoro auhtlc than T,ucca fen]ayea, In e,addon
more euns'o .nan uueoA u'pla5eu' . - .,.ot No.
fiashes Of inauguration. ano agein IN q.1os .,
sudden pain and grtof, in wild gypsy grace,
ard AZ t,mns In n1n1ose uuoenlv, bpnr-
a.o ~1,,.aa.s,s ann,a., =, ,,ortro tturo
lnR' Ntln7onn 40s3"''s a,.,N,,
long to DO romembefoa. In "oFu' NllsaonA
Nignon Is womanish Iucca's, childish and tho
diforonco in tho expression Of tho salient points
- tlc chsractor IL tbc difreron,o botweon thu
y. w. 49, ~. .,,,s u,a III ~. N,,.aon ,5da
woman onu 'ne onuo' ~ ~ sn1e l,4.e'ou nuAs
the incnaple charm OF hor Monatously ,,,y 1oaaEln1
voice, whicn nus n'sen aouous, srta1psav9;- lns;
tuSn ""osaeA 80 Ri .r,fo5r ~
IT, sa1l9o - hor nort Nnttino nanro notnot;o
tno htiaa T.. ~. "a pnte H., nta1 ar tor ;.e
a9s . boon 1ano au annr ano Hnowast hnm the
gu y" anG o ior ,opt Y, ,o ssy"tow innt nnr
mauu' ,nr1 aid ~, and i nictmrcsac than tho ainsv
ntot sso ta,is - tc ioo,ttno-wlaaa rhev nra
n,1,.as .o ~ sono ~ iay nyev and nroseryo
n.asoa .Aa .1,a a nt,95',ont of %n3a;cni rcmoroh.
6 aon6 Wy ~ ~ rore,v +het 'nnoro.roora oro
lacSn, +o ~ 20 or .yarJ norsonatl6na a. tho
trarin maesion ~ Vr,cnfira and tlo trario nn.bos
Vt M;dnn1,.
hni. porrinpi'e Feliua also WIS m excel-
lent poreonation OF tho heartloss, daBhlng
| actroes. and her Hinging OF tho familiar po]on-
| Misc in tho third act was a brilliant display of
musical pyroteohpics. which deserved tho enth11-
siagtio encore 1t tocoived. Hor atnccato runs
and tri}Is In tho middle aud upper voice, which
she threw into tho cadonza Displayed
liquid tloxibi1,ty and brightness which. to draw
anothor comparison, riyaled ovon Kellogg's OK
eoutivo ability. CapoulH GugIielno was not 30
nronn11ncod q character "a his Lionel in
f'Mar.ha,' but still! It was au effective pcrsona-
/ t..
, 1874-01-16
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY,

ynecfas uf.,Isch 10 The Chicago 1ttaaHs+
L1Ncola, ILL.,, Jan. lb.-Jancs a. Hudson, OF this
place. haH beon elected Treasurer Of Lincoln uni-
versi{y, yico II. Ii. Eeara, resigned.
, 1874-01-16
Prisoners Escape From the Wisconsin
StutD IrtnDn.

sayR Three prisoners escaped from tho State Prison
Inst night having been furnished with false keys and
pistols. Among tho party Ia tho celebrated David
NaRSso, wto With Allon, almost escaped from the
Chicago 1ail, End also Milwaukee, JUL during theiE
trial for burglary.
, 1874-01-16

tho rosiionco al t. Lochbihor, No.. Ito West
It, BY ho Rov. 4 ". Geedspeed, hs. Pc vasen poicFs
, 1874-01-16

gr. Iou1B, Jun. IA bpeciai from Lousinna, Mo-,
to tho EsenR Uspateh aays tirc thcra hiB morning
burned throo stores aud two h0arliug-houBeH LOSS
$40 600. Insurance light.
, 1874-01-16
Convention OF tho Lake County
Fnrmcrss and W0rIkinExnenss ANaoCt-

Convention OF the Lake County
Enrncrss and WOr1KinG1nenss Asa0Ci-
nttons
eorre*pondt,ee qf Tia Chicago Tribune.
L1uEnrryILLE, H., Jan. II.
Pursuant 10 CALL the Farmers aud Workfngncn Of
Iako County met In convention at the Town House, in
LbertyYi1lc on Wednesday, Jan. II, 1874.
Tho Convention called to order at o'clock p.
n by tho President of tho temporary organization G.
G, Parks, who stated The ob,ests Of us oonyenen.
Bylaws, appointed at preyions meeting, was called
for. Tho Committee EoporteA the form suggested by
l. eson
for tho Association for tho current year: :,
An informal lsSt taken tof pEss!dsns xheq
tho yotca cast, on motion Ills election was made
unanimous.
vicepestdsnt, Nathaniel voso Secretary, s. I. Brad.
bury :; Treasurer, H. II. French.
the no1t ucoting Of tho Assocation and The Treas
urer OF tho Association was authorized to act "a Con-
as oser eo
trnlsacted tho President thon introduced to Tue Con,
yention 3 IL Smith, Secretary Of te State Fasne1h'
the Immense proata made by manufacturers Of eertan
ducers and consumers aud he thoroughly ventilated
many OF The oppressive nonopoliea that wero crushing
ers ws sonpan p s os nroue% tho pae
sf s TINT ts se ou.ssa ssss to T.
boring alssacs, must elect oecrs from the produo-
Ing easses IN raeo q those who wero directly beneat-
lfc plunderlng, wo must do aa Now York did cease
vote partsans, and should. they havo done,
II H. smith wss rspeatsdiy Si interrupted by tho ap
Convention for his ablc address: ,...,
The Farmers of Lake proved shcir earneatneas In
Drawing the bitter cold, coming from long distances to
, 1874-01-16

DosTos, Jan. t5.-Tho Colo block, In Ncwton waa
burned yesterday afternoon. Tho losa ia $50 900.
, 1874-01-16

Wlfe Murder.
PORTLAND, Me., Jan. l6.--Thomas A. Pike brutA!ly
killed Ills vile, aXea 10, In .he.s drinking den Last
mint. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-17
A BAL APPOINTMENT.

Among the nominations e n yester-
day by the President to the Senate is
that of ). Il. ANtell, for The Governor
ship of Utah. Axtell was once Dis
trict Attorney of .Amador county, Cali
fornia, and served one term In Con-
gress as a Democratic member from
san Francisco. Failing to procure the
nomination for a second term, he bolt
ed the party. Went East and siumped a
portion of the State of Ohio for Grant
in the last Presidential campaign. He
has been on all sides of every political
question:; is a time-server, trimmer and
most inscriptions demagogue and po-
liiician. \ worse selection could no;
have been riade. and we hope. for the
sake OF the people of Utah, Mormon
and Gentle, that the Senate will re-
fuse to confirm his nomination.