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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07
PY HOLDEN, SPENCE q CO.,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
6S Pennsylvania avenue.

By virtue OF deed Of trust to me, dated October
z IS Of record la LIZ er 81, folio 30, &c., of
tn Land Records for the county of Washington.
sal qLeT az public sPle, in front Of the premises,
on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of May, at o clock D.
m, Lot numbered fifteen, in square numbered six
hundred aud ninety-thrCe e, together with the i'm
and basement brick houses.
Terms OF sale: Enough in cash to pay 5000 and
interest at ten per cent. from the I'D OF October,
1872 and %, coo with ten per cent. interest from
April 1874 together with all the costs of advertIs-
Ing sale AMI trustees commissions, of which 500
viii be required to be paid OH each house imme-
dstely after the sale; the balance in six and
months, with Interest At ten per cent. per annum,
secured by deed Of trust on the properly.
All the costs of deeds and recording to be plid by
the purchaser: AMI IL the terms are not complied
with In Ten days after thi day OF sale the property
Will be resold At tie risk and cost of the defanting
purchaser. JNO. W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
CHAS. Ii. CRIPPEN, Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07
DY b. HI. WARNER,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 10 Seventh street, between and II.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
s sIIfKNEEEET,, 81 BBEWEE sNSrcEE,oAND e STREETS

SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated May 2, A. d.
1878 and duly recorded in Liber No. III, folio isi
and At the request Of the party secured thereby,
will SELL in front Of the premises, at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, June 2, 1874, st O'Clock p m,
the following described real estate, situate In Wash
ington city, ID. c., to wit: All that certain piece or
parcel of land described the ground plat or plan
Of said city part Of lot numbered ten no., in
square numbered eight hundred and fortystx (Si6),
beginning at point 20 feet south from the north
west corner Of said square, and running thence
south 30 feet thence east % feet nch thence north
30 feet, and thence west 90 feet and inch, to the
place Of beginning, together with the improve
ments, consisting OF two-story frame dwelling,
with five rooms.
Terms: 500 with interest at ten per cent. from
February ~ 1874 to day OF sale, and of sale
in cash. balance in six and twelve months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
from day Of sale, AMI secured by deed OF trust
the property, will be taken. deposit OF $50 will
be required at time of sale. Hterms Of sale not
complied with in seven days, the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaultng purchaser, AFTER 1--WE days adyer
ttsement in some one or more newspapers pub
E. NJ. WEBER, Trustee.
j. T. COLDwELL,
ap3o-ThM&ds Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY LATIMER a CLEARY,
Future Days

u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ele,
enth street, Star Once BuIIdine.
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u~ryERYBODY SHOULD C0nSgyhHal
ES TtJ1S DIRFCTORY BEFORE MAhLNSYy
PURCHkSEs. OR TRAESASTIlINsTTp 44CT
Kind OF BUsIRESslh The OAo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07
OATS! OATS!

AIargc supply Of very SUPER or OATS,
BAIED HAY AND sIknW TOR SALE Low
IN W. VI. GAIT,
In1iana avenue and tn 81 street,
ap4 Lear Il. AMI y. Laill TAD Del OF.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-05-07
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctfon'rs
- No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth and d SITS.

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfon'rs,
- No. lOoi, northwest corner Tenth and d SITS.
BANKRUPTCY-THEs STOCK OF A NETWORK
WHOLESALE HOUSE AT AUCTION-IMPOR-
TANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC-OVER
&7e, oco NORTH OF FOREIGN AND DOMES-
TIC pKn SoQps At AUCTIoN-GREAT
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
Attheir Auction Rooms, Corner Tenth street and
pennsylyania avenue, commencing MONDAY,
A large con signment Of foreign and domestic Dry
Goods consisting Of West OF England, French and
German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, OF all
shades and colors; French, English and Scotch
and Esquirhaux Beavers, Chinchillas, Vestings,
Cloakings, &C.; also, Scotch, French and German
Palsy, Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman, Lace and
other fashionable and desirable Shawls. Dress
Goods in great variety, such as black and colored
silks. Satins. Irish and Lyons Poplins, all-wool
MeTinOs. Delaines, Sateen Cloths, SerRes, elegant
imported Plsids, Alpacas, Empress Cloths, DC. A
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SIX Velvets
Velveteens and fine plush sultngs, Prints olesched
vide; q large line, Of English and American
Blankets, Flannels; Ladies' Gents and Children's
Hosiery, Gloves. &C.; together with very choice
and well-selectCd stock of Velvets, Brussels, AK
minster.Taprstry and Ingram Carpetings, Rugs,
&C., Damask and nottingham Lace Curtains,
Table and other Linens, Napkins, Turkey red,
&C., from medium to finest imported; Marscilles
and Turklsh Quilts and variety of other goods too
Sale TO continue from day to day until the entire
stock is disposed of, the whole TO be sold without
reserve, in lots to suit all, for cash.
Sales will commence daily at 10 a. m, and 2 and
p. m. marls-tf
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%THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
Ill WEDNESDAY, May 6. 1874. same hour and place.
HGAMLEET kLk kESI' Trustees.
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0HAA-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Containing Cards Of Flrst-Class EsseD'
Itshneut. I'm ALI branches Of BUSH
ness i'm the District.
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AUCTION SALES.
DYEDWIY =. SWEET.
d Real Estate Broker and Anetioneer
No. al Seventh sfreet. on nnsite u s. Posi- ONO.
RY JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer,
DY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auction,rs
ID No. lOoi northwest CORNER Tenth and ID streets
GUARDIAN SALE OF LOTS ON r STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH

RH UkEEN q WII4LIAMS. AucffOnsr8,
- No. l0oi, northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.
GUARDIAN SALE OF LOTS ON r STREET.
BEL ~ TME;LFTa AND THIRTEENTH
BY virtue OF > decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed In special term, the
undersigned win oer for sale public auction on
the premises, on THURSDAY, the sd day Of
April, 1874. at O'Clock d. lots IL, IL l3 Il and
Is, in the subdivision OF square 276.
Terms: One third cash, one third In six months
and one third In twelve months from day Of sale,
the deferred payments TO bear interest eight per
cent, and be secured by deed of trust, or the pr
will be required ut the time Of sale, and II the
terms are not complied with IN i've DAYS thereafter
the property may be resold at the risk and cost of
- MARY +. WILSON, Guardian.
GREEN q WILLIAMS, -.-.
aps-Th,s Tu&ds Austoneers.
M9THE ABOVE SALE ISPOSTPONEDU UNTIL
THURSDAY, the Tth day oil May, at the same hour
and place, by order Of the guard an.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
APT, dads Auctioueers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-09
Father Terry DecapItntad. .

Wepublished afew days since q lecture
by a young Priest in Chicago that has
cost him his official head. Tho lecture
was decidedly heterodox, and the Chicago
community were somewhat startled by
his utterances. Science, according to his
view, was all fact, and Genesis all fiction,
he told his auditors that the book Of Gen,
esls is a grand epic and that the stories Of
Eden and mans creation arc poems. He
regarded the Bibisas intended solely fol
religious teachings, and not Of all as 4
treatise on geology, astronomy, Of pale-
ontology. The. public supposed they had
found another hereto, and popular opinion
iaucled that It dlscerned q spectsculal
battle aiar of In another ecclesiastical
ttial-:he fathers, the doctors, the Pope
the councils, allocutions, encyclicals, and
the syllabus on one side, and Father
Terry on the other. But the public were
mistaken, There will be no trial tor
heresy. Bishop Foley, Of the Chicago
diocese, has simply: notified Father Terry
thathis services as priest Of the Parish Of
st. Patrick are no longer needed by the
holy Catholic Church. 49,
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Decentralization Of The OH Market,

IFron the PlttsburRh Gazette OF yesterday.l
The market for Crude has been very
dull and considerably demoralized all
week, and prices have declined sharply
within the past few days; this forenoon
immediate shipment was offered at s7i,
and 1t was thought plump offer to buy
ats5 would not have been rejected. The
prediction was made aweek ago that the
market would touch Zoo before iti down.
ward course would beiarfested, and tits
IN o fair way for being realized although
II was thought to be little wild at the
time. Our refnera vary generally regard
Crude as good property at present current
rates, but the trouble with them is they
have no tankage, being full up, many Of
them having bought freely some time ago
when prices were much higher than al
present. There are outsiders who want
to tank some oil once they can satisfy
themselves that the bottom has been
reached, hence We would not be surprised
toBee areaction soon, for there Is no doubt
but what there will be good many buy!
ers once the turning point has been reach.
led. It is but proper to state, however,
that the general outlook is against any
very important advance in the immediate
future, although there arc those who are
pretty confident that the time Is near at
hand when q very handsome turn can be
made. 40 -3g5s
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The Hou.e tihsh, took up tho Louisiana
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HE AND SHE.
.iLonelY To.nirhf. ,I.orn. y

hVheIy TOsnlentS Love1"s frI
Husband. travelling. Scene 1.-Roon
10, hotel. Splttoons full Of cigar stumps
Bourbon whisky. All hands eduipped ior
nights spree. Husband, ,Ifl q hurry Il
be of, writes home = Y slsBLg On
"DEAREsT SUSIE: My time Is 80 oc-
cupied with business that I can hardly
spare moment 10 write To- you, OH
darling, how ! miss you / and the only
thing that sustains me during my absence
10 the thought that every moment thus
spent Is for the benefit OF my dear wife and
children. Take good care Of yourself, my
dear. Feed the baby on onecow's milk.
Excuse haste, &c. HIS ~
Wife at home. Scene u.-Paflor, All
the gas Iii. Thirteen grass widows,
Fred from arouEd the corner with his
violin; Jim from across tho way with his
banjo; Jack from above with his guitar,
Sam with his flute; lots Of other fellows
with their instruments; dancing and sing.
Ing; sideboard covered with nuts, fruits,
cake, cream, wine, whisky, &C.; wife, In
Q hurry to dance, writing 10 her husband:
"DRAR HUBBY: How lonesome I feel
IN your absence. The hours pass tedious.
". Nobody calls on me, and I am con-
stantly thinking Of the time, when you
will DO home, and your cheerful coun.
tenance light up the routine Of everyday
life. My household duties keep me con.
stRntly employed. am living as
economically as possible, knowing that
your small income will not admit Of iriy.
olous expense. But now, DEAR I will say
good.by, or l will be too late for the
monthly concert Of prayer.
f. 1nhaste, yours, &c. - I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-09

TINS is not the"off year" in politics,
but somehow It is not q healthy year for
newspapers in this State. The Wells
burg IadepGndsntlet down several months
ago, and we observe that the Neps Of that
town (the Democratic paper is offered
for sale, as also are the Clarksburg On.
ssrpaIsc and the PArkersburg Rsdminsr,
both Democratic papers. The reason as.
signed. ior selling the Wellsburg Nt,n' Is
the III health Of the editor. 5
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June s.-The Earl Of Var
borough, who is said "a, be frequently a
drunk as q Lord, b again missing, and
the police are now making earnest Search
TO tnd him. On Tuesday last the
Earl was In the House Of Lords, and 4
deputy sargeant.atarms, thinking him
in Worse condition than usual, Accom-
panied him intoan ante room, A abort
time afterwards the deputy returned 10
the room, but the Earl was not there, and
since then no one who knoWs him has
seen him. tbsoa i Ha- ,aisl s4C5 h.
ag PARLIAMENTARY. q t1i.al
Disraeli says that no less than seven
pills Of domestic Importance are to come
before Parliament and he urges The
members to be dlligent to avert pro.
tracted session.
The inSurrection Of Fez has been uuell.
ed.' The sultan's troops on the 18th ult,,
opened heavy cannanade on the town
and kept itup several hours. Many houses
and stores were burned. The troops az
forwards entered and sacked q portion Of
the town. Ninety ol the inhabitants were
Killed. The loas Of the troops was but
trialng. The Insurgents gave up the fight
and submitted, and the Sultan has granted
them amnesty,
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Weather Report.
WAN DIPAaTHIHF,
WASHINGTON. D. O., June $500 r. n.

s4 PRoRARn1TIEa.rgS
For the northern portion ofthe Middle
States and the Lower Lake Regior
threatening weather and rain, increasing
easterly or southern winds, high tenn
perature and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
Tennessee, Virginia and Ohio Valley part.
ly cloudy and continued warm weather
southeast 10 southwest winds and slight
changes IN the barometer. u'''75a' =
For the Upper Lake Region and North
west partly cloudy weather and storms II
the first and northern portions Of the last
named districts, brisk or high variable
winds stationary or falling temperature,
followed by winds shifting 10 north and
west and rising barometer from Lake Su.
perior southwest to the Lower Missouri
Valley, ..st y % e q l,.7 y -
The Lower Missouri river win rise
slowly and the Lower Mississippi fall
during Tuesday. 's q % >
Cautionary signals will continue al
Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven and
Duluth. t '-T ! Tli slET 7H'G !
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TIE Board OF Trade was in session
until a late hour last night. We under
stand they are accomplishing q good work
for themselves, and will hereafter be able
to save annually thousands Of dollars by
knowing whom not to credit. Its rt-
mored the amount now owing them by
delihquents, tootsr up Ito about twenty
thousand dollars. Such business con-
tinued would ruin the best Of merchants.
-HgFtinSbury Independent 68.
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4 aEUI oNINaoM YAaa4 EaRIIIaTEI YIAa n1IIsaHg1
.qSnte,ted S,M Y election case Of Sheridan and

Plnohback.
Speeches in support Of the majority re-
port were made BY Smith, OF New Work
and SYpher, aud against Il by Logan
The latter declared his belief that the Ia.
teEests Of the great Republican party were
not identlfed with the emaintenanc6 of th(
90 called Government In Louisiana or d
the kindred establishments In the south
ern states: No party could endure the In.
iemy and disgrace that had been brouph,
upon the American name by those gro
tesque caricatures OF the Goyernment,
The discussion closed with speeches from
the two Contestants, Sheridan and Pinch.
back. The latter interested and
amused the House with q dlscurpiye
description OF the Louisiana election.
which he declared was in all respects d
fraud.
Mr.. Darrell moved as o substitute for
the minority resolution, resolutlon
that Pinchback 10 entitled to The seat
priEd ticta. The question passed over,
TO be voted on tomorrow.
REVISED PENSION LAWS AGREED TO.
Mr.. Rusk presented the conference re-
port onthe bill 70 revise the pension laws,
and . bill regulating the pensions for total
disabilities, which were agreed TO. Ad-
journed.
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FRANCE.


SHVoMk ROhBbOp1h95s "'N
PARIS, June 8.-The feeling at Yer
sailles ia gloomy. A proposal ior the dis.
solution Of the Assembly has been signed
BY ls6 deputies, who have hopes Of secur.
ing in addition the signatures Of 1876 mem.
bers forming the Left. Centre, The
motion for dissolution viii be presented
In the Chamber at the earliest oppor.
tunity. The Left Centre Is determined "a
have settlement Of the question Of a re-
public or dissolution before the August
adjournment, =. ~. -'''
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Fire and storm.

!; MnwAvEEE, Jpne Sat Mansion,
S. Sanean county, on: Saturday, night, the
save factory Of Walter King, with his
STOCK s and Dry house, was destroyed BY
Beloit was visited by.a terrible storm
thls morning. The spire Of the First Pres.
ngteeian Church was demolished, and
That OF the Second. r Oongrega tionaliSt
Uharch was badly damaged. Many roofs
and chimneys were blown down. The
same storm swept over . considerable
area, and serious damage Is reported at
datYard, Ills. n II ~ rr.rtfgV.
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: NEW YORK CITY.
URGENT NBoEaslTS ron THE PIssAoE
OF THE MoTRTY BILL.

URGENT NRoEHBlTY FoR THE PLsaAaI
% - OF THE MotETY BILL.
New YoRK, June s.-The Chamber d
Commerce appointed q committee TO-DAY
p go g Washington and urge the pas
tage OF the so.called Moiety bill. One
speaker said Il the bill did not pass there
would be an indIscrimlnate seizure n
books and papers OF merchantS imme-
diately on the Adjournment Of Congress.
TnE GREAT TRoT AT PRospKcr PARE.
: Atthe great trot OF Prospect Park Fair
Grounds to-day between Goldsmith Maid
and Judge Fullerton, the betting at he
9tart was 800 TO $25 on the Maid. Ful.
Isrton Ia won the first heat fn 2:l9, the
aNn Mala SUI being the iayorite at 500 10
s60. Goldsmith Maid won The second
heat In 2:1e9; betting 800 to S90 on the
Maid. She won the third heat in e:9s. M
Detung thereafter, when the Maid Won
me fourth heatand the race In 2:sli.
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Nj. Scott, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported substitute for the House
bill to authorize medals 10 commemorate
the ono hundreth anniversary Of the first
meeting Of the Continental Congress and
the Declaration Of Independence. Passed.
a PETITION FROM cruzENs OF ". VA.
? MI. Dawes presented q petition from
citizens Of Jefferson county, W. Va, for
an equalization OF tax on National and
State banks. Referred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-09

WIL1rAMspoRT, Pa, June s,-Fiye
members Of the volunteer fire depart
ment ot this place, arrested on suspicion
Of being tncendiaries have confessed 70
burning nearly all the property, amount
ing to over ono million dollars destroyed
here since tho great fire Of August lS71.
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IT seems that 1.-THE Cremation and Urn
Society, Limited" has been registered in
London, with a proposed capital Of q
quarter Of q million dollars 70. carry out
the necessary arrangements in connection
with the process Of cremation. There %
some comfort in knowing that the COM
pany is "limited."
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OMAHA y


OMAHA, June s.-A man named Rob-
ert .Ashworth was drowned in the river
at Nebraska City yesterday morning.
FREIduT OVER THE PACIFIC RAILROAD IN
MAY.
The quantity Of freight carried to CAL
iiornia over the Pacific Railroad last
month was 7,079 tons more than ever be-
lore in the same length Of time.
SHOOTING TouRSAMENr.
A shooting tournament under the au.
spices OF the Sportsmens Club will be held
at the Driving Park June 18th and 18Th,
Capt Bayard land John Fl. Kleimman
will be present. The prizes are large.
Eight hundred birds have been purchased.
President Dillon and party will arrive
In Omaha tomorrow afternoon, Thew
lett Cheyenne to day.
UNSUCCESSFUL REVIVAL SEASON.
Mrs. Vancott closes her revival season
here tonight tits reported to be unsuc.
ARRIVAL OF RxouRsIoNsra.
The excursion trainpyer the new route
from St Paul to st. Louis via Sioux CITY
and Omaha, arrived hero from 81. Louis
about 8 o'clock this evening. The Mer.
chants Club entertained them. md thew
leave at q late hour, accompanied by a
few invited guests from this place, for st.
Paul.
An aquarium car, containing over &c.
goo fish from the eastern waters, for Cali.
fornis, passed through here day, all in
good trim u 52GtEi : : SIS F:T h
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Reported DlsastIe,lF q on Opo,,nI,dara r. I,ak,

syRAcusE, June 8. The gals Jssterdsy
overturned . number Of small boatao on
Onondaga Lake. 30 far as known one
boy was drowned and another missing.
discSedited. dia I4ass'ts . oneida Lake arc
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BAlEMcnB, June s.-Basc bail; Bal.
timore 10, Mutuals 8. "a. 5
CHICAGO. June 9.-Base. ball: Red
stoekings3 Whitestockings 8. ;
PmLADEIPHIA, June s-Base ball: I:
Athletics 12, Philadelphlas 4. 9Et
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$4,000 F,,e.

MRApHB, June ga FIRE. broke out In
the grocery store Of Ely, Harvey & Rich.
ardson, on Front street, last evening,
damaging the stock to the exteut Of SS,"
6O0. Insured in the Liverpool, London
and Globe for S16 600. -',S-' -"'t-."
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KEMPrvnLE, oNT., June s-A whirl.
wind passed over this place yesterday, un.
roofing q number Of houses, and levelling
several buildings. A large amount ol
property was destroyed. Several persons
were injured, but no lives lost. ~
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civil RIGHTS Bull,

Mr.. Butler moved to suspend the rules
and take from the Speakers table the
Senate civil rights bill and reIer It to the
Judiciary Committee with the right tore.
port at any time. The motion was re-
jected, yeas 1865, nays 1855, not two
thirds In the affirmative. - y. ~
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LOUISVILLE.
sMoTHERBD 10 pEGTH.

LOUISVILLE, June s.-George Kriel, q
butcher, entered 6weitzer,s hair factory
while drunk last night and went 10 sleep
on the sacks. This morning he Wap
found dead, having fallen between some
sacks Of hair and unable to exricate him,
sell was smothered. He was 4 brother
OF Bill Kriel, who was hanged in thil
city for vile murder some years since.
SHOT ms WIFE.
In Cannelton, Ind, last Saturday, VIM,
Scott, aged eighty, shot his wife and then
shot himself, inalctiug fatal wounds In
both cases. - -....-.I 80 =
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AMoNG TIE NEaAr1YRs.

Among those voting no were the fol-
lowing Republicans, Banning, Rrambery,
Butler Of Tenn, Harrison Of Tenn,
Haughton, Lawndes, Phelps, Sener, Smith
Of N. @, Standard, Pratt, Thomas, and
Thornburg Of Tenn. tla - -
BILL TO ADMIT COLORADO PASSED.
Mr. Chaffee moved to suspend the rules
and pass the bill for the admission Of Col.
orado as d State: faSSed-yeas 40;
nays 90. ,,.,,,.. :
pREsBYrRR1AN CHURCH INCORPORATED.
Mr.: Stevenson, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported lavorably on the
Senate bill TO incorporate the First Pres.
byterlan church at Salt Lake. Passed. I.
Mr.. Gunckel, from the Committee on
Military Affair." reported Q bill in rela:
ton 10 annuiues, and moved to suspend
the rules and pass II. The bill proposes
to pay all the rank and file who served
faithfully In the army, including those
found on rolls as slaves, 81 dollars per
month for the whole time Of service.
The Housereiused 10 second the motion
to suspend the rules BY so to "a.
The President has nominated John +,
Lang, for Surveyor Of Customs al Louis
LoU1slASA EIRoroN.
! The House then tools up the 1oulsiana
. "a