, 1874-01-26

Adam HlnclE.
LONDON, Jan. 2G.-At1am Diaok iB doatIsz
SUNDAYS NEWS.


blls and Bnggage Company Inns been reduced
Thirty now mcmbera connected themselves
with Section l Of tho Worltingmon's Associa-
ton at q meeting hold Saturdny night
1t Ia now believed that Mr. Louis Wall will
DO rejected by the Common Council as tho
Works.
Tho motion for now trial in tho MoaIaon
divorce case has been dcnied by Judge IoDre,
and q deerec waA entered on tho ground Of
lnbftual drunkenness.
A general feeling OF Indignation ut tho attack
Of the Times urun Mayor Colyin ,Sas e1prosseA
Mt the Citv Hall Saturday. The Mayor stated
that the only reason l,s could conceive Of was
the failure Ut tho Times to got the city printing.
Bankruptcy Of Frederick II. Goula against tho
National Lilo Insurance Company, its officers
and Qirectora, who wore also otilcora and Di-
rectors Of tho Franklin Bank, to compel tho
payment Of policy issued =! upon tho life &C. Of
The Company is in bankruptcy, with naseta
stated to amount to $4,000. OF which nothing
can DO found but tow old books aud papors.
1t is proposed, in this suit, to- .ventilato tho
management Of tho Company, Which appears to
have becn organized for tho payment Of dlvl-
loudH, not loBses.
= rl,4 Nnttonnl capital.
Lfeut.-Gon. Sheridan IL In Washington to
argne before tho House Committee on Military
Affairs against a reduction Of tho army.
the session of the House was wholly devoted to
speecl-maklng. A1r. 1loblil,Y, OF North Caro-
lima, gave his views concerning ciyl-rights, and,
i'll doing So provoked spirited response from
Tho Hon. II. s. Duudy, Of Ohio, made speech
OIL tue 3inancea*
Louisiana affairs we're the thome Of general
convorsation in Washington on Saturday. Il ls
said that presidout Grant favors tile ordering OF
n new election, and message from linn adyo-
eating this COURSE viii probably DO sent to Con-
gross to-day. bill e.nbodying tho views of tho
President md hiB immediate supporters, with
the exception Of Morton, il now in course Of
preparation. 1t provides TINT the next election
Uhall be held under tho supervision Of d Com
mission to 10 appointed by the President. There
is diversity Of opinion Oh to whether thia Com
migsion will be composed Of military officers or
members Of Congresa.
EorosgN.
The Alphonsint Clubs in Madrid have been
cloactl by order OF the Government
-The Cuban Government s haid to have de-
signs OH several Of the cstatcB recently roloased
from embargo.
-Gladsto1e's address to his constituents on
the dissolution Of tho British Parliament, de-
pressed tho market for English securities.
II: is said that majority of tie members Of 4
committee appointed by the French Assembly to
liqudato tho civil list Of tho late Emperor Napo-
tored iuto by tho Government and Eugenic.
Further returns from the recent elections
in Cal,ada show that tho succcHs Of the Govor11-
mont was even more complete than at first re-
ported. Thlrty-throo out Of tho tl.rty-cight
members elcclcu aro supporters Of tho Ministry
two are independent tiirco are lnombers Of tIlo
Opposition. Though not in want OF it, the
Government has secured additional evidence
TINT large Gums Ut money were used i'll pushing
the interoats Of tho Pacific Railway ring
ting, Of London, Ont, las been accused oil
tho hustings Of having m interest to the amount
OF 1881, GIG III the concern and this without any
tangible Investment in its stocks. This acrl.ss-
ton is fully proved by q document now made
public which bears Carting's own signature.
Tho Stutc C,lpitnl.
Judge Troat, sitting in the United States
Court at Springfield, ILL.,, bus adiudgcd guilty Of
contempt certain persons il st. Clair County,
ILL.,, who rofuscd to oboy att order Of Ai4 Court
to dismiss suits iuatitusod III tho State Courts III
oonsrayontion Of Judge Treats ozdor, failing to
do which, sentence will be pronounced upu.,
them. The contempt grew out OF M attempt to
restrain tho 81. Clair County Tnrnpike Company
from maintaining n tol1-gnte within tile cor
,Iorato limits OF East st. Louis.
-Ex-G Collector john L. Harper, OF Spring field,
was i'll Chicago Saturday, aud laft for III Paeo,
ILL.,, the aame day. Ha ID now supposed to bc in
the slater place. It Is alleged BY Harper's friends
for the dofnIcation 20 far AZ it waa
duo to dishonest Intentions. Tho dofIcit in
t tho Collectors account WINS only $50, 900.
| I,art OF Which WINS used in calrying on tho To-
publican campaign III Sangamon County during
| tho Presidential ca1lyasA lust year. HNrpor ha,
boon given safe oontnct from bis place OF con-
| ccasnlon1 to Springfield anu back agatn, tho
| object being to get lis Testimony before the
| court which IL now trying Chief Clerk Smith for
completely with him lii tue theft OF Government
fun1s.
miscellaneous
| J. Nelson Tanpan l.aa leon aloctol Assignee
Of IIowcH Il afaey, banlirnpts, Of Now York.
| The atizoua Of Rockford, ILL.,, 4uve aul-
rcribel a100, GOO 10 aeouro tue location Of watch
factory in that city.
An adjourneI nec!!ng Of clttzons in Pitts.
burgt, pa., on Saturday, to doylse means for the
rocf Of the unemployed waH complete failure
| "a fro at Clnrleaton, ILL.,, Friday nght, DO
stroyod tho Touring mill 1T Gage d Ultolton
The property waH valued at $4,000, and insured
for $25, 300.
~. t. Holm was killed IN open court ut Gal.
weston, Texas, OIL Saturday, by John Ferguson.
Holm was Oil trial for tho murder OF Forguson's
fatllor,
Mr.. Page McCsrty, OF Richmond, W., vic
killed John u. Moriecni in luei, last May, llnt
been found guilty OF involuntary naunlaug ghter
md finod $500. Tho dofonse aakel for q slla:
! poubion Of judgment aud moved to aot aHido the
| verdict.
Preparations wore made by the police In New
| York OF, Saturday night to control auy yioleul
| demonstrations by tho WprkMpn Of that pity