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The Michigan State Grange on Rail.
road Question.

KALAMAZOO, Jan 2f-;The state Grange
which has been In session here some tiaYs
has adopted the report OF the Committee
on Transportation declaring that the rail.
roads are amenable to State regulation as
much as Plank or Gravel Road Compan.
les are; that the Legislature has as much
right to regulate their charges as to fix
turnpike tolls or charge millers for grind.
ing grain, also declares In favor OF i'm
proVement OF thoroughIares by the Gov.
ernment. Accompanying this report il
the following resolutions.
ReSo!ced, That while we deprecate any
and all attempts to!cripple or destroy the
railroad interest we would recommend
them that our interests arc identical, our
prosperity is theirs, and we implore them
not to.klll the goose that lays the golden
egg by taxing US at exorbitant rates, to
enable them 10 compete with other great
trunk lines leading from the West to the
East. Us {. EEfE u
The Grange adopt. .theydeclar oil
principles declaring that the object of
their organization is for the social
improvement Of farmers and their
wives and children andsthe advancement
Of this pecuniary interest, buying direct
ly from manufacturers, thus saving nm
necessary commission to middle men, and
by encouraging the establishment OF man
utactories in their own midst.
lows: ESssR -.
ResOErea, That tho discussion Of Dues 4
tons relative to thegeneral interests Of
farmers and the rightof petition will be
exercised by Patrons through the medium
of tho organization, leaving the elective
franchise TO be exercised as individual
citizens outside theogatc, as Their best
judgment may dictste.ss ~. ~
Glass legislation 4 sdepricated, and it is
declared that the publiclands should be
devoted rigidly to the purpose OF actual
settlement.
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The Wes. Virginia Cases,

The Congressional Record Of Friday and
Saturday last, contains The debates In the
House on the West Virginia election
cases. They are too mpltitudinous and
technical for our columns, and not wish
ing to publish matter simply for the law.
yOrs and politicians to read we shall not
perpetrate an injustice upon the general
reader by reproducing them in our COL
umls. Perhaps the following extract
from Mr.. HYpE's speech will be about as
acceptable and interesting to people gen.
orally as any specimen Of the debates thai
We can Gull. He, together with Commit,
teeman HARRISON, holds that VIC, had no
valid election, either in August or octo!
ber Wequote aa follows from him:
The industry as we'll as the ingenuity
OF legal gentlemen who represented the
opposing sides of this controversy have
peen taxed 70 the utmost to find prece-
oents @ ior maintaining the validity Of these
eiecnons. The precedents that have been
S Sl!ea iall to do this, for the reasons that /
nsve oeiore stated. And I am yery happy
10 pe sole TO state that their efforts have
peen absolutely fruitless, and that no de-.
cislon can be found In the history of this
Government that tends in the sliphtest
degree to establish the validity nj eitSer
siNcesoss ne q lee octoter election; and
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MoYements OF Indga Wait,

TOLEDO, Jan. 49, Chief Justice Waite
arrived in this city on Saturday morning
TO aotas pail bearer at the funeral of the
late Jessup W. Scott, whom he had
known for thirty-five years. BE return
ed TO Cincinnati Saturday night, and ex.
poets on Tuesday 70 resign his position
as President and member Of the State
Constitutional Convention. He will re.
turn to Toledo on Wednesday and leave
for Washington on the following ,Mond ay
70 enter upon tho discharge, Of his new
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OHIO LRGIsLA AZURE.
suNpRY BILLS PASSED.

CoIumus, O., Jan. s4.-1n the House
this morning q House bill to exempt one
sewing machine from execution, passed.
Bills were introduced providing that
stone.coal shall be soldlby weight except
In cases Of special contract; TO pay o
bounty for planting and caring for forest
trees; and to provide for,separate schools
for colored children. A resolution was
adopted inquiring into the various ex-
pendltures connected with the building
Of the Central Lunattc Asylum. I9E sIS
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Brutal ATurder.

'PoTTsynIE, Pa, Jan. 24.-Mr. Brad
ley; OF Forestville, was murdered last
night BY man named Farrell. Bradley
was eating supper when he was shot BY
Farrell, who afterwards cut the body II
two and threw the remains down an ali
hole Of q deep mine near the spot. Mrs
Bradley gave the alarm. The murdereI
was arrested Of Minersyille. and WIN M
brought here ior hearing OF the case this
afternoon, There Is much excitement
No cause Is given for the ioul deed.
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a Extra JudIcinI.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 2A-At. Galveston
this morning, in the Criminal Court, the
case Of the State pS J. B. Helm, charged
with the murder Of John Ferguson, was
called, and, owing to The. non.arrivai Of q
witness, was held. While waiting, John.
ny Ferguson, son Of the murdered man,
approached the prisoner unobserved be.
tween the railing and table, and pulling
out tlve.shooter shot the prisoner, Helm,
In the head, killing him almost instantly.
Young Ferguson was arrested, and Is
now trial lSYi.2 hgs elGd giH'
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HAVANA.
DEsrRucT1vE RAID by 1NsURorsrs,

Nh9An0SIANh hAAD ~ INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Jan. 90, via KEY WEST, Jan
M.-On the night Of the Goth instant, a
band of negroes made a raid into the
Trinidad valley and burned Msyagura
Laslajal and Sacra Familia plantations,
They carried of all the slaves from The
Mayagura plantation and completely de,
stroyed the machinery by knocking it in
pieces. The others suffered less. 30,
Four thousand Insurgents have, sur.
rounded Mauzanello.
The Government proposes to again EN-:
barge several estates which were lately
released. HoG.a''.ie' ~ !. q 57a'FTf7s
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TOLEDO, Jan. 24-Flour-Fair demand
and firm. Wheat-Actiye and adyanc.
ed; No. 2white Wabash, 81 81; No. 8
do. 81 90; No. / white Michigan 81 55a
1856 No. Q do 81 40; amber Michigan 81 80;
March 81 90; April 81 81; No. ! red
81 64h No. 2 do 81 45a1 40. Corn
Steady; high mixed new este; low mixed
new 62to. 0ats-Dull and nominal.
Dressed Hogs-Firm at SO 40; fancy lotH
sold Of 20 80. Clover Seed-Dull; a 10;
mammoth $5 SO. slf M ,l,'il.f'
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RICHMoND.
a5Afs -M fu =
4 800 VERDICT AS r PUNISHMENT FOR
~ 4tt MTPDFp n

RIoHMoND, Jan. 24..The trial of N,
Page McCurdy for the killing of John B.
Mordecai last May was concluded this
evening. The case was given to t6e ihry
at 2 o'clock, and ID a feW minutes they
returned for instructions sas8to whether
they were instructed to find verdict Of
murder in the first degree or one for &C.
quittal. The judge instructed them that
they were not so required, and also in.
structed them i'm the various degrees ;oi
manslaughter. 1 At o'clocksthe Jury Re!
turned q verdict Of involuntary man.
daughter, and fixed the fine at $55, upon
payment Of which McCurdy was dis.
charged. There was no demonstration
in the court room, which was densely
crowded, E.iAEls s 4 ft19g BaAY
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r..The PhiIadelphla Maroraltn.l

PHuApElpH1A, Jan. e4-Wfliism 4,
Mttleton has written q letter declining
the nomination ior Mayor as Independent
candidate. The regular Republican can,
didate, Mayor Stokley, is,nowithe only
candidate In the field. Il is not known
what action the DempGraic Convention
WIN take in the matter, Captain Biddle's
letterot decllnation hEsnotIbeen promul.
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MEMPHIS.
ALLEGED RMBRzzE1SiENTs = BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION.


MEMPHIs, Jan. 24-0. g. Renold, act
ing Secretary of the Howard. Association,
was arrested last night on the charge Of
embezzling $500 funds Of the Associs-
tlon, on statement made by.his wife.
BE was brought before Justice spellmsn
this evening and bailed in the sum OF
$1,000. The officers of the Association
alter a critical examination OF the books
could find nothing wrong in them. His
wife admits that jealousy caused her to
have him arrested, but insists on her
original statement. Many attribute the
the whole proceedings TO her extreme
jealousy. 'Aa sisi-l .l'o1Isl4 =,
The anniversary Of Burns birthday
was celebrated tonight by the standrems
Society by . supper atthe rooms Of Presl.
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a Prominent steamboat MAN lIisainr

81. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Cspt. E.. F. Dix,
an old and prominent steamboat man Of
this city, sheen missing since Thurs,
day afternoon. HIS friends feel alarmed
for his safety. Capt, Dix lost q son by
death about two months ago. He has
been q good deal depressed in spirits since
and 1t Is feared he may have wandered
away in alteration ofmind or committed
suicide in some out Of way place.
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Vocal Instruction 1or Deaf and dumb

WORCESTER, Jan. 24.-The first Con,
yention OF instructors Of, deaf mutes ID
this country Is In session here discussing
the methods OF teaching articulation to
deaf and dumb. The Convention has voted
10 blish,manuscript periodicals IN sec,
ond symbalsior distribution In various in
etitutons,
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0ssunday, during the week of prayer,
the Sacrament was partaken in common
at Wellsburg in the Presbyterian Church
by all the Protestant denominations ex.
cept one. The Herald says: aa.
This is noteworthy as an evidence
that sectarianlSm Is on the wane, and that
aliberal spirit Of tolerance Of opinion and
belief Is taking Its place among protesting
Christians" - IT..
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~. SUICIDE. .5,lsi.l
SAN FRANclsco, Jan.24,-F. "A. Layton
Committed suicide to-day by shooting
himself with q pistol. n 71sf ~ : -
The weather here is clear and, very
cold Tor this locality and season. The
prospects for an abundant. harvest
throughoutthe State are excellent :,
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Insurance Companies onsoiidated.

ST. Lou1s, Jan. 24-The Mound City
Insurance Company, of this city, which
lately re.insured all the policies Of the
st. Louis Mutual Life, has arranged for
the reinsurance OF the policies Of the
Missouri Mutual Life Company, also Of
this city. These consolidated companies
will probably belknownl asi the, st. Louis
Life 1nsurance COMPANY. 81 ~ =
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WE presume that the present rise In
prices will clean out all the wool in the
Panhandle counties and also in Washing
ton county, Pa. The Wellsburg Herald
says that a few days ago a procession Of
twelve two.horse wagons came in from
Washington county, bringing wool pur.
chased by ALEX. PATTERSON ior ship
nent East.
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CLRyEIAND, Jan. 24.-Wheat-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Dull and steady;
66a6Sc Tor new and 70a7lc for old mixed.
0ats-Quiet; 51c for white, 60c for State
and 4sc No. g do. Petroleum-Firm and
unchanged.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 25.-Emma Sheridan,
aged seven years, and daughter Of Michael
Sheridan, found a bottle containing some
poisonous liquid in the cupboard al home
and drank freely oft She died soon Of.
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Killed.

IND1ANoPoL1s, Jan: PA young man
named William Wilson was run over and
instantly killed last night on the Union
Railway track in this city. As5if
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AI el5,0OD FIre.

BRooKHAvRN, Wis, Jan. 24.-sterne's
hotel, Grant & Samenthall's dry goods
store and the post office building burned
to-day. Loss $1,000. No insurance.
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Fatal Accident.

CLEVELAND, Jan. "a Frank 8. Ewing.
ham, aged 10, was killed yesterday alter.
noon by falling through a hstchway at
No. so River street. -
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We fear that we shall have to desist
from publishing interesting articles about
the Spirits and about the Devil, on &C.
count Of the excitement they produce up
at Wellsburg. According to the Herald
we have stirred up that community Sc.
verely. Its remarks are as follows:
Diabolical literature seems to grow in
favor in the Wheeling INTpLLIdENcER
office. Only short time ago 1t printed
the spiritual experiences OF Mr.. Bailey,
and like to have set some OF the old gran.
nies here and elsewhere crazy, and now
we have a sermon by Pennsylvania
preacher that, we fear, will set them com.
pletely dalt. 1t Is on the personality OF
the devil. We believe In tho orthodox,
split.hoof icrked tail old party; but Il
unbelieyers can get one up on an imper.
sonal pattern that will do the duties Of
devil better and cheaper, we are open
TO conviction. ,,, e . = 2. ~ = ~ - II. u.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 24a--Thei Government
has issued an order closing Alphonsoist
Clubs. s1lsr ,.5,,s5k ~ t,l'
ADMIRAL TorETE-NEwspArER SUSPEND.
MADRID, Jan. 25,-Adlniral Topete has
returned from Cartagena. and resumed
bis duties as Minister Of Marine. l57 :
The publication Of the insOlitddid news.
paper has again been suspended for a
month. s -.
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steainhr NeRh.

LONDON, Jan. 94.@The steamShips State
Of Pennsylvania and AlgeriaEhave arrfv-
ed out.
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. AIINER MURDERED.

Yesterday afternoon miner was walk
ing along in the rear Of Main street, at
Pittson, on his way home from work,
when q stranger on the sidewalk, appar-
emily watching for some one, approached
and shot the miner dead. A half dozen
persons who witnessed the shooting at
tempted TO arrest the murderer, but he
threatened to shoot any one who inter-
Tered, and passing down; the street disape
.peared in an alley way and has not been
seen since.
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coIlision On Tho Pan Handle RAN.

lPTTsDUReH, Jan. "a IA collision oc-
Cured on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
81. Louis Railroad at $40 O'clock this
evening, near Holidays, SO miles from
this city, between express train Mol, con.
sisling Of two coaches, two sleeping cars,
one baggage and one express car, and the
Steubenville accommodation west, with
three coaches and one baggage car. The
express and baggage car Of the express
train took fire, and with their entire con-
tents were consumed. James Paul, ex.
press messenger, Is missing. he was last
seen at Steubenvil!e in his car. No pas.
sengers were injured. Holidays Cove Is
the regular passing point for both trains,
and the express train has orders 10 wait
five minutes, but left there three or four
minutes sooner than she should. Both en-.
gtnes were badly wrecked, but no damage
was done to the coaches. :. fGIIJ.,|.1E,
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BY TELE GRAPH,
LssooIATRD PRESS REPORT

(By the Western Union Line.
Oriee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe str,
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GkeGateIIiae1te

Tus article about Bethany College
seems to have beenwritten before the IRE.
peal" but we presume that II will never
thelcss interest some Of our readers.
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sToCRs-Railroad and miscellaneous
speculation strong during the greater por.
ton ofthe day, the advance ranging from
4 to Q per cent. Late in the day prices
reCeded / to9pe cent, but finally there
was an improved tone. The leading iea.
lures were Western Union, Union Pacl-
'tic, Lake Shore, New York Central, Pa.
cific and Panama. The total sales from
i0ttill Q o'clock were $4,000 shares, OF
which 80, 900 were Western Union; 81, 600
Lake Shore; 1900 Union Pacific; 5000
Wabash; 1900 Panama; $500 Pacific; g.
900 0hios; 5000 New York Central; 5000
Delaware, Lackawana & Western; 5000
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central;
1000 Northwestern; 1000 Northwestern
PrAfnFFad slN rut lN-af I sH| ID
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A serious accident occurred 10 the Chi.
csgo express train on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, 81 miles east
Of Crestline, this afternoon. Two express
and the mail cars, and one coach run of
the track. 1twas caused by the front end
o. the first express car jumping the track
from some unknown cause, but itislsup.
posed to be from a broken tie. One ex.
press car was badly wrecked and q mes.
senger named j. q. Woodwork seriously
hurt. Some Of his ribs and an arm were
broken. RIO passengers were injured.
The two rear cars and the engine did not
leave track
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End nf the lIiners, strite

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 24.-The fol-
lowing proposition to the miners was
made public this morning:
oF7IcE or LEHIGH q wnKssBARaE Coal Co., /
r WILKESBARRE, January %, 1871. I
T1Me Miners and LaDorrs Of Shafts Nos.
II, 12 and 13:
GENTLEMEN-I hereby make you the
following proposition That work will be
resumed by the company at once at the
prices Of 1873; and under the same ar
rangement accepting the proposition made
by Charles Perish on the 22d day of April,
1871. The above terms to be accepted
for the period Of one year from January
1st, 1874. No other proposition will be
entertained G. Il. PARR1sn,
General Superintendent.
The men will accept the terms and be-
gin work Monday. The Wilkesbarre Coal
and Iron Company are paying their men
to-day.
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THE rRNnRRcK Slit
GEM VAN puREN REJEcrrpl-,

A Washington special says the nolnin-
alton Of Gen. Van Buren to be Consul 10
hauagwa, Japan, will be rejected. Gen.
Van Burenwas Chief O Commissioner from
the United Statesto the Vienna Exposi.
tion, and was removed on account of the
charges preferred by Minister Jay. This
nomination is likely toreyiye the Vienna
scandal, ~ = ~ - l.
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Lieut. Gen. Sheridan arrived here last
night IN obedience to the summons of the
House Committee on Military Affairs, be.
fore whom on Monday he win give ND
views concerning tAe organization Of 'the
army N1tis Known that be 10 IN favor d
an increase rather than reduction Of the
force, Il the government intends to con-
tinue Its policy Of protecting the froitier
settlements5
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,dAny,1N TnE sTocK on corv

The gain to the stock Of coin in the
country during the first six months Of The
current fiscal year Is given at about $30,,
100000 gold and 81 900, 900 in silver The
number Of trade dollars issued was
! 12s5,OOO., 5.Ig r7s HiyIPF ~
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Joseph w. freeman, mateicide, was
arraigned in the Hudson County Court on
a charge OF willful MURDER He pleaded
not guilty. His trial Is set down for
February 10th, HIsd 80 i5U IllTT
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WAsnrNaToN, Jan. 24-The President
has appointed james B. Rawllns, son Of
General Rawlins, late Secretary OF War,
one OF the cadets at large 10 the Military
Academy at West Point.
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SAN FRANcIsco.

: hlntl slsiga 81 .iS---a.ir its
ff4t aITICTnR
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gressional District or Districts as now constitu-
ted, and the territory so annexed east of said
East Avenue, and south of the Belair Road,
shall constitute a part of the first Legislative
District of said city, and the territory so an
nexed north of North Avenue and west of the
Belair Road, and east of the Reisterstown Road
shall constitute part of the second Legsla-
tive District, and the territory so annexed west
and south of the Reisterstown Road, shall con-
stitute part of the third Legislative District
of Baltimore city.
Sec. 9. And be ii enacted, That if any person
shall give or bestow, or directly or indirectly
offer or promise any gift or reward to secure the
vote or ballot of any person for or against ex-
tension at the special election, provided by this
act, the person SO offending shall be guilty ola
misdemeanor, and upon conviction before the
Court having Jurisdiction where the offence
may have been committed, shall be fined at
the discretion of the Court, sum not less than
five hundred nor more than one thousand dol
lars, and suffer such Imprisonment as the Court
may adjudge, not less than one year, and such
other penalties as are prescribed by the Consti-
tuition, one-half of the fine to go to the nformer.
Sec. 10. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is a
correct copy of an Act passed January Session,
1874.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
DANIEL ]. McCAULEY,
EDWARD RIDER,
BENZ. F. JORDAN,
County Commissioners for Baltimore Co.
April 11.-3t.
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The residents of Towsontown, Waverly and the old
York road know well that there is nothing than
DEATH AND TAXES yet the former, by skillful treat
ment, may be indefinitely postponed, and the latter
greatly reduced by resorting to the 1.-THE DIAMOND
DRUG STORE" No. Greenm0unt Avenue, (0ld
York Road,) third door above Monument st. where
cry article kept in first class drug stores be pur
chased of the utmost purity at very low rates. PLY
SIClANS PRESCRIPTIONS and private family reci
pes promptly faithfully and accurately prepared The
proprietor is licensed Chemist and Pharmacist,
and with forty years. experience practcing phys
clan may reasonably hope for patronage from all who
need either medicines advice. The latter will be
kindly given from this date iUithOut charge All the
popular proprietary medicines in use, any prescrp
ton or family recipe will be filled when accompanied
with the CASH, and sent by express without charge
and at my risk full assortment of Toilet Articles
as Soaps, Hair DRESSINGS Colognes, Hair, Teeth and
Clothes Brushes, &C., &C.
5rSole proprietor of the Indian fejuta, for tooth
ACHE and the only really reliable article for of this
distressing maady. DIR. j. ii. WILCOX.
R5-N. B.-City Cars pass the door every half hour
Big signs each side of the door. [Aug. 30-1y.