, 1874-01-22
luma, .95 to 81; all kinds are .9O@$l q
per 100 BIS. Onions, Choice, 81 9O(92

luna, .95 to 81; all kinds are .9O@$l q
per 100 BIS. Onions, Choice, 81 9O@2
SAN FEANc1sco, Jan. To- Steamer
China about Is days overdue. arrived
this morning.
New YoRK, Jan. H.-In Jersey City
tonight. Joseph Freeman shot and kill.
ed his mother. . widow, because in re-
ply TO his demand for $4,000. she said
she had not that much. He has been
arrested and is supposed to be insane.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IA. The Senate
to-day confirmed the nomination of Geo.
Crook ~ Brigadier General.
The senate has confirmed nomina-
ton Of Joel B. vosburg IS Indian
Agent for the Two Rivers agency in Cali
fornia, and r. F. Nay Tor the Biackfeet
agency, Montana.
MADaID, Jan. 14.--Government forces
ON entering Cartagena found the fortiA-
cation and ali building badly damaged
by bombardment. One Of the Inssr'
gent steamers, which attempted to g.
cape. has been captured with . large
number of refugees. Nendez Nemez
with another party of Insergents suc-
ceeded in reaching Port France into
which she was pursued by French Men
of Wai members of Junta. They sur
rendered their Iron Clad Numancia to
French authorities at Msrsexkebira and
the tricolar now floats on her. ~c = ~.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-washington spe-
cials give crelit to Cushing's nomina-
ton to Ben. Butler of Massachusetts,,
who desired in this way to secure the
promotion of life long friend, and re-
venge himself ON Judge Hoar. who op-
posed him for Governor. A Tribune
special rays that yeste, day. the President
communicated with Judge Cu-tis, Of
Massachusetts. who is now III the City,
to know If he would accept the nomina-
ton. J3B rTo oT-szf.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--Injustice was
done the President BY statement that he
hesitated to withdraw Cushing's nomin-
alton, after his letter of 1861 was dis
covered, and that he considered the let
ter nm unimportant original document,
and was less offensive than the Times
special charged, for it contained no
avowal by Cushing of the opinion that
the Government was destroyed.
ATLANTA. Ca, 15.-The Legislature
met yesterday. The Governor in his
message takes q cheerful view of af
fairs. State debt il sight millions, and
estimated value of taxable property two
hundred and fifty millions. Senate ap-
proved final action of Congress on sala-
ry question.
BALTIMORE, Jan. National Brick.
layers Union was in session yesterday
afternoon and adopted resolution call
.or removal of A.. B. Mollett, U. S. Su-
pervising Architect.
MADRID. Jan. IA portion Of the
force which has been engaged in the
siege of Cartagena has been marched
apainst thu Carlists
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Times corres-
pondent at Cartagena writes that on the
Government troops entering the city
they shot Insurgents who were trying
10 escape. The occupation Of the town
was otherwise bioodless.
Eve hundred Insurgents, among them
Darcia, prominent leader, were taken
prisoner aboard the captured vessel.
Saez, the commander of the Fort Gal
leras, and Guttierez, the President of
the Insurgsnt Junta. were on board the
Numancia. A Spanish frigate has ar.
rived at Murselkebirs, and has demand.
ed the surrender Of the Numancia. The
French authorities refused to do SO un-
til they have orders from Paris. The
vessel is comparatively nninjursd.
The condition Of the Forts around
Cartagena confirms the suspicious of
treachery, and provisions we're found to
be fairly plentiful in the town.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 14.-Col. Thomas
N. Stillwell, Minister TO venzuela dur
ing Johnson's Administration. was shut
and instantly killed bp John Corwin. At
Anderson, Ind, this afternoon. They
were disputing about some financial
matters connsctsd with the Stillwsll
Bank of Anderson, whom Stillwsll drew
q pistol and fred. The ball struck some
silver dollars which were in Corwin's
pocket. wounding him slightly in the
leg. Corwin then fred, hitting Shllwelr
in the temple. the ball passing through
his brain. Corwin then surrendered
himself. DIP ---. ......- ..-
Madison, Jan. 14.--The Legislature
met to-day. The Republicans organized
the Senate. having ono majority. The
reiormers organized the House. having
a majority of II. Gabriel Boncks was
elected Speaker. The Governors mes.
sage will be delivered tomorrow.
AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 14.-Both Hous-
es of the new Legislature have appoint
ed commissioners to confer with each
other and with the Governor, with the
view to the settlement of their differenc.
ss. ara r 81 o. fsr 81 tts
SAN Francisco, Jan. 49, Steamship
China arrived this morning. A defect
i've piston caused Ter detention. She
was working only one wheel. was low
down in the water. and had lost her