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, 1874-05-22
KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 21.--In the Editorial
Association At Henderson to-day, President Col
]. 8toddara Johnston delivered an interesting
addroba, reviewing the history OF tho 'Asaoca-
ton, Which was organized in 1868 at Frankfort.
Jamos Il. h1arrs, Of tho Danyille Advocate. read
mont and mlsaion Of the couutry prosH. Tlo
annual eleotiou Of oioors resulted fn tho o11oico
Of Col. J. stoddard Johnston. Of tho Yeon,an,
!,anan President j, co.; Il; M Kelley, Louisville oon
Hopkinsyille Noto Era: ;:sooretary; aud Col. John
G. Craddook, ct tho True Kentucktan, Treas
uror. bholbyyille wae selootcd as tho place, and
tho first Wednesday III June, 1876, tho time Of
the noxt meeting. The aoatl Of ". q. Munger,
lato OF the Frankfort Patriot was announced,
and a., N oniogy pronounced by George Darbor, Of
tho Bowling Green Democrat, and tho usual
resolution passed.. Capt. Allon, Of tic prlpce-
ton laNner, delivers the noxt annual oratiop,
eld Mike Toager, OF The Flemlugabury Democrat,
Hopper, Of Lebanon, delivered ap Grafton bn
"lho Press tho Politician" ~
, 1874-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
EXCURSION NATEa.

The Chicago Il Alton Railroad Company las
Issued tho following circular In regard to o1cur.
sion ratos this summer,
No lsBs n,trnher than 1--WE cars wilt be chnrtcrca r,a
rate will bo $6o per per mile ono way frct,,rn
1feo except that no lesa charge will bo ao lu any
case tn@h $2o por car. 9recial trains will be run to
go nnd return tho san,e day for 1--WE or mora cars,
10 made. ~
When parties Of twenty-five or moro desire to 90 on
an excursion, excursion ickots to 60 and return
onofth fare adding. wien necessary enough to mnks
the rate per t!okct terminate III or s. When appica-
ton Is maao for excursion to occupy than ono
dnY 1t muat he referred to tal!B Office.
Whom chartered cars aro dosirod agents must notify
tho Division Superintendent Of tLo number Of cars
and tho day which tloy will DO required, and must
obtain ha sanction previous to making any aRreosncnt
Ing before tho train leavoa, giving receipt for the
number Of cara and amount collected which roceipt
Will 30 accepted BY conductor, who must forward it
With hia other collections to thfs Office. The money
usual why, and tho number Of cars date and dostina-
tion, together with tho amount collected, should up
pehr In tho daily mud monthly ttcAtt reports.
When twent5-AEe or more nrc gazing on excursion
tickets dgenta must give ample notice 10 tho Division
8uporintendcnt Of tho day On which they will TO- SO
that II necessary, extra cars may bo attached to reear
usunl manner, in dnily and monthly reports.
All tho railroads loading to and from this city
hnve agreed to sell excursion tickets for june
"A, when the cornerstone of the now Custon-
House will be laid. The fare will be ono and
oue-dfth for tho round trip.
RAILROAD AID SUBSCRIBED.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 21.-The Spencer
County Contnisaionors to-dny paid to tho Rock
port d Cincinnati Railroad Company, s95, ,049 .IC
county tax, tho donation OF tho county to the
railway.
, 1874-05-22

Crusaders Arrested in Pittabs1rglas
PIrEsBunaH, May N.-This afternoon cru
sadng party of forty ladies, while visiting liquor
houses on Liborty streat, wore ordered by the
police to diaperso. Dedining to do so they woro
arrested and brought before acting-Mayor N. @.
Masters, charged with obstructtng tho sidewalks
Services wore hold at tho Mayors office, Mrs. J.
Hill offering prayer for Divine protection and
guidance. At tho hearing, tho Mayor sald he
vas the friend Of the Indies willie they oboyod
the lawa. Tho merchants on Liberty street had
the laws. md must bo protected. He said be
would dismiss the chnrge this tme,. but, II
brought bofore him again, they would 10 pun
ished TO the full extent Of tho law. Tho ladios
soomod satisfied with the result and after aIng-
, 1874-05-22

Proceedings LII t7,e AcgisIaturc.
= LITTLE Rock, May 21.-1n the uouso to-day,
@. c. Johnson, colored, Of Jefferson, introduced
a resolution asking Bonatora Clayton and Dorsey
to resign their seats In the sonntc. The reaol,1-
tlon was referred to The Joint Committee to in
vestigate tho conduct Of tho ArkanBaa Senators
aud Representatives.
The Senate bill authorizing tho Governor to
fill vacancies pouding articles Of impeachment
against any oiiosra passed Tho House.
Several bills Of local nature passed both
Houses.
Maj. .-Gen. n. g. Newton has resigned the COM
Mai .-Gen. q. J. Churchill. Tho latter has with.
drawn largo number OF tho stute arms from
the araonal In ordor to arm and equip the Bax-
ter forcoB. Noarly all OF Daxtor's forceH laye
been returned totlleir homes aud quiet generally
roigus The forttoations around the 6tato-
House aro being loyolod, and matters put in
their old condition.
, 1874-05-22
THE LOUISIANA SUFFERERS,

NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-The Hon. Frank
Moody asls by telegraph from Washington
when it ia eatiHatod that the present supply OF
food and Of funds will be exhausted at tho prog
Ont ratio Of distribution. Gov. Kellogg roplies
from the Government 5000 rations dnily, and
distribute from 10000 to 10000. The funds
from private contributions will bo oxhauatod
In fftoon days. Every effort il being
made by aending ootton seed. corn, md rice to
shape OF work, and discourage id!eneas, but tho
nocossisy for holp will last much longer than tho
present RESOURCES.
WARRINGTON, D. O., May 21.-Tho Congros-
Louisiana, and mississippi had conference 1t to-.
day at tho Capitol With . view Of obtaining fur
tber Government aid for the sufrerora by lie
overflow OF the Alisulsalppi River. It ia expoot-
Cd that $4,000 additional will bo asked Of
Congress.
, 1874-05-22

u1truA0o.
Another dull day at tle ii,nbar.npslet yesterday.
rived hero laat oven.rg with fuil cargo ot sndres
being unable to make expenses nj tho prosent low
freight rates. 1n1egs ratog should speedily advance
1t said That Ogden slip has Bit ia foes Of waor
although i feet has always boon claimod for #.
The wind has changed to tho northeast, and In
Ills 4eE Presto hss gono into ler dry dock 10
Tho aehr H. l.. Potter and prop s. 9. Baldwin mr.
HIP tons Of ison-ore for the North Chicago olllpg
=, Tho brig Fountain City hns been nbolcd by tho
tailed by te prop Messenger IN Johnston col viii str JIG
brig of Dig Point sal,bla list wo2k.
r1t I + ssPH5sa TINT hs seew Sais on s g. o
tnally getting into dlioulty. Buffalo harbor 10 far
tou to depth Of wator. No dolays have occurred
to yessos getting aground this season and even the
carrying capacty Il Is thought tho Hood oi last win.
tor beii'8 confined undor tho Ice, did good work in
ofSsagnR ss a oat a thG G,san channel .oxo
Capt nob aatkin acing cut II TINT year from Lake
Ontario port vcsael yaod The Lily. In 1917 the bark
gentleman. Ihe schr Scotia soat out In 1885, the
Cherokee IN 1854, and tue bark Rcindcor IN 1885, All
p ueke YeeHel6 took th0r caT8oea from Lake Ontario
Upper Lake ports on tho achr Doau Richmond.
The iaw which was recently passed regarding
foreign pilots and engineers ia as foows That any
alien Eho In the munner provided for by law Inns do.
clarcd hiy intentton to become olizcn OF tile United
satea, and Hho ahall haye boon permanent resident
Of tho United States for at leaat B1 nonthH Immediate
~ prorto tbs granting Of auoh icenso may be licensed
natf already naturallzed to serve an engineer or
pilot upon any steam weasel, subject to lnspeetion
1ndcr the provisions Of the net ensitlo An act to
provide for tho better sueuritY Of fc board Of
other purroxcs.'"
to tho dulness Of like buanosa: ian atmnsss IN
precodented duncss relgrs along the river. Bhips
come aud 90, in many instances well laden, but the
md charters are plenty does not seom to 10 s ordel
now. Many masters threatening to cable their
boats 70 tho docks md let them haye rest. Tbs
follow example. With no ore trnds, md with the
ssesm bargss onopolizag tue grain trade. tho out
Tho United ssates 1lght-house supply steamer,
constructed reccnsly at Philadelphia for The abovs
service on the lakcs, has been named the DaIta, md
some. acrer steamer Of tia
following ditnonsions: Ltngthsover a1l, 14t feet
inces BEAM rs feot deptl from top of floors to TOT
placed a inchcs apart from centre to centre. The hui
Ii Of Iron. tho plntng being carried up to tho main
~ aon e5s three % bs p g
ar,ngers Of angls iron all Of which fore anil all
aa far IL waa deemed pzacticablo Her coal.buuksr,
aaya sapaeity Of 80 ons Tho vartou, department
service belonging to the Government: Tbs forecastt
for the crew "a on tue forward part Of the main deck
the cylinder being u Ichos Ia diameter and 20 nche.
IN sroke driving wheel feet IN diameter. Thoro IL
one rctnrn-lua boiler fect inches in diameter and
% fset tn length With sean chimney. She is rgged
fote.andnft schooner, all Of her standing balun
the bent quality Of wire rope
, 1874-05-22
WORKINGS OF THE WISCONSIN
LAW.

BUlT AGAINST THE ST. PAUL ROAD.
Mention has boon made III our dispatches of q
suit brought against tho Milwaukee d st. Paul
Railway Company in tho Circuit Court Of NIL
waukee County for violation Of tho now law.
The featuros Of tho case are. peculiar. An
Ooonomowoo 1umbor dealer bought quantity
Of lumber at Oshkosh for shipmonr to oconomo-
woo. The distance between the two placos is rs
miles, 03 Of which nre on tho Chicago l. North
western Railway. The new inv allows S8 por
chr for the first Is milos, and 81 for tho second
thoreof. Tho Northwestern Company having
carried tho lumber the precise 90 miles, claimed the
ontlra amount allowed by law, leaving nothing
to IT, ne It, taul COMPANY for its l2-miles heui
whoTeapon the shipper, having tondored the
plovinea his goods; hence tho suit, Tie point
to bo determlnnd IL, eau tho St. Paul Company
handle it for nothing9 Had tic shipment boen
made from tho junction point tho aamo section
Of tho law under which suit Ia brought would
have allowed tho st. paul Company to charge s8
per Cur for tho service 1t muHt DO gratuitously
simply because tia car WAS received from q oon.
Meeting road
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION.
There Ii reason to bolieye thAt tho literal Ap-
plcation OF the Law would logalize worse dis
examinations than my now oolnplsined Of. For
from Portage County.80 mileH southwest to q
Junction with the at. Paul Hallway at Toual,,
conld there deliver 1umbor and forward 1t weat
to Sparta, 17mtles, BY paying tho ST.. Paul Com
pany S4 per car, and TO LaCroBso, "a miloH, by
paying q por car; whilo the law would obllgo
supper loading at Tomah, to pay the st. Paul
Company $8 per car to sparta and sl3 to la
msh Us9sae' s1}nasr undsr tho Ivy, therefore. To-
pediont to rotiro from business. Milwaukee
shippers would DO In d aimilar plight. Tho lum-
6er men at Green Bay, Oshkosh, and Fond du
Lao eau undoreell Milwaukee doalora e2.00 or
$500 per M, tho difference boiug tho cost OF
lako fro'gats to milwaukee,. This drawback is
overcome by Milwaukooa proximity to tho mar
ket for lumber. But tho new law would
nEyEHAE MATTEnB
ana enable the Northwestern Oompany to make
rates from the nort!lorn lumber pointH by way OF
Milton Junction aud Watertown Junction to
stations woat gu tho Ut. paul halfway SO low as
to completely slut out every A1ilwa,ikce aealer.
The Wisconsin Central could rooelya a uar.lond
ct lumber at Meaaaha. for Whitewater, on the
ST. Paul Railway make . through
rate allowing tho st, Paul Company
f4.00 per car load tor each 25 1nIlos
from milwaukee, to Whitowator-50 mlos-
whereas doalor shipping from hlilwauhoa to
Whitewater would. BY lho provtaiona af liza aama
, 1874-05-22
LEGAL INTEELIGENCE.
Important Decision by Ju<fuo MILAN.
of IDyVas

of Iowa.
specfdt Dfspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune,
DEs MONIES, May 21.-Judge Dillon to-day
rendered Ills opinion in tho caBe OF tho United
States OK. rol. s. Z. Hull OF. at. VI. the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. The plaintiffs ask
that writ Of mandamus DO issued to compel tho
Union Pacific Rai1road Company to operate
trains ovor tho whole Of its road aB ono contiu-
nous line, from Council Bluffs westward, and to
dosiat from operating it's bridge over the Mis-
souri, River, at Council Bluffs, aa an In
dependent limo. The opinion sots forth TINT
tho two leading objections havo bocu
one :rolates to the Jurisdiction of tic Court
oyor tho Company: the other to- the form Of
Iowa III the proper circuit Court to l1ear aud do
tor1nlne the case need not ba NOW determined,
tho Judge aays, aud accordingly reserves tho
question aB to tho Jurisdiction until tho charao.
tor OF the service Of the writ upon 1t is known.
as to the objection rolating to tho form Of The
proceeding. tho Judge replios to the claim TINT
solo right to apply to the Court to enforce
Its performance, and that private persons Gun
only move for tho writ Of mandamus when ii
Is to enforce some individual right, that ttore
iB no legislation Of CongroBs making it the duty
Of tho United States ofllcors to inHtituto pro.
oocdings Eike the present. When tho duty aaid
to 20 neglected is ono which the Company owes
to tho public, and whom indiyfduals who suffer
from such neglect complain Of it, must tho
Court refuse tho writ sololy because tue Al
tornoy- General does not movo for It,? This
question must, upon principle and authority.
the COURT concludes, bo answered in the neg
atfvo.
The Judge then proceeds to cite humorous
authorities in support OF this position, and con-
oiudoH us follows:
1loscrying NO do all questions which concern the
merits Of the controversy and n order that the mer-
fta hy DO bettor understood, think our discretion
will ho more WtBoly exercised by awarding than by
refnsing tho alternative writ, particularly Is in this
wAy the opinion OF tue Supreme Court may moro cor
talnly bo obtained than II the writ WAS denied
, 1874-05-22

Sntrfat Dfspa,rh t, Tht Chfeano Tribune.
DfIno1r. Mtcft., Mny 21.-pAssED up-Prop1 Foun-
lain City, Westtorh, China barkn Ogar!tn, CAMBRIA,
Pride Of America, Dcas!o berwick: schra Eyalne,
0hinn, southampton, Charlotte 1laaE Attanta, jams
3!e Nolto Weaver H. ". Perry. Superior, Rcd Wing,
lassEn DowN-Props pr,,ssn, n. rrlndivils and
barges. sovercgn bark Afary Merritt selra II. q.
Cameron, A,patross, Haaco.
Observation-Disclosures.
DErnolr, Mich, May 2t-Evcn!ng.-pApazD ur-
sS1,. sSre Az T,n,s Med9, r Merit a!oehina bird,
PASSED DowN-Props Annn Smith, st. Paul, Rocket.
Dubuque Ant barges, Wc1onn, snopk and bargoR,
moro. .
WlAp-NorthcAst,
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Mon Of ssht tho Court T. hona rnov TIL.
sssa sss sss'!: 'a: & !s ssss s ssss' s
on this seoen until ths attendant vas dsrive DC ssa
Of right which lo roescsse by yriuo Of tho Gonatt.
tuition tnd o. the United t, M nses Now Of sorHo nobody
s';o,, nssor Il, bS r. es!ysa q s rs Te
Court should eako Tho Wow That tte defendAnt oubt-
ess ssis p9 hst thl7 aw Of tic yate to co
tnsctl Btatca should DO Insisted upon, md tho Court
9oaIa nola that ilo Inv y unconstitutional then Ito
sarnnicc by hs donsiion os the u.eI taea
q ths slate, and i should hold that tho faw il unso.
unea statea. Dut Til tts defendant Is iopriyel of
o II tic s efena"n sl as not es Scen oprssd
% % s ssssd in in t s ret ton q ss re:
I, thoreforo, hold TINT this caso is .Btill
1 a, Ill., III; .s or t r s& b, r.s, 4 ss afs sst
term Of court unless affidavit in Acd which Is au-
ct s e th to qS # s IA
continued to the MOTT torn Of court viii sct tho
case down for trial on Saturday morning, nnl then
TINT time ehnll diroct to be made.
pRoUEEplNoS TO DE PUSHED.
-. IHe cuauae1 1or t1o people, immediately hftor
the decision WaB announced, ordered Bubpnnaa
for tho witnesses, and 1t IL thoir intention to
push tho case to Judgment on Saturday morn
Ing unicBa tho dofendant should, by a11f,lotent
afldavlt, procure a. continuance, whichit ia hard-
ly likely they will do.
Jndgo Edwards, for tho Railroad Company, nf-
tor tho dooslon, tendored tho foos to tho Glerk
OF the Court for making Transcript of tho pa
porH for tho United statoa Court, but tho Clerk
declined to rocofve tho foeH and
nEFUsEp TO BEND THE pApEns up.
The foolihg hero ia ono Of satisfaction at tho
result. It IL certain that should tho attornoya
for tho people receive notice Of any further
stops to bo taken iu tho Federal courts, thoy
will appear thore and p!oad to tho Jurisdiction Of
that Court. I may add rs 4 nattor Of gossip,
that Judge Treat, Of tho Federal. Court, ainco
tho issuance Of tllo writ Of cortiorar1, met Judge
Zano, Of tho Circuit Court and assured him
TINT lo, Trent, knew nothigg Of tho issuance Of
the writ: It is generally believed that tile
Federal Conrt, as heretofore stated in these dis
patches, will decline to tako Jurisdiction.
PROBABLE APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT.
Should 1t do no, tho attorneys Of tho road will
appoal the question OF Jurisdiction to tho Su.
prone Court OF tho United Statoa.
The case, as IL looks now, te likely to become
complicated In tho future, though there is no
danger Of clash OF Jurisdiction.
, 1874-05-22


Equally unjust determinations N7Soull bo mado
Oh grain. From Germantown to Milwaukee, al
from JackHon, 20 n,tlos, tic reto ia 1 conta %
htgher--Jaukaon hotng over 81 mioa aud tosp
thnn 90 from Milwaukso. Tho ofroot uDor
aomo loeslitlos would 6o disastrous. Tho North.
wchtorn Company could take wheat nt stations
g. Paul Oonraly to carry It to Milwaukee, at
a1l por car, whilo tho law would compel Madison
shippers to pay 500 por car to milwaukee,.
THE CHARACTERIZATION OF TIE 1toADs.
All roads lonHed or operated by tho st. pau1 or
Northwestern Companion arc ,pfacetl In Glass i,
aud llm[tcd to 8 centB por milo. Some OF Tho
lines operated BY those Companies hartlly nav
oxpensos, and, II run inaopondontly would beo
consin, IN connection with the. Northwestern,
form through line 10 Ht. Tuul. It ia nlacofI
in Glass D, and allowed to charge 3I coutn ner
mile but wore IT to ho operated by tho North
Glass A, aud bo limited to ccnts nor milo. 'o
TIE pnorosEp BUTTS.
In tho multiplicity Of Huila certain to bo instl-
tutod, tho points indicated aud many othora
equally striking, will bo clearly brought Out.
Of conjecture. Tho Attorney General obtanod
loayb, OIL Saturday last, to commence am war.
ranto proceedings against tho st. Paul md
Northwestern Companies to vacnto anl amend
tlofr ohartors but 1,o service has yet boon 1nado
bring suit by eeryico Of summons and compliant.
tho defendant boing allowed twenty dayg' notice.
aftor which thoro must DO ten days. notice of
trial: The case cannot therefore, come up for
hoaring at the juno torn Of tho Huproma Court.
Similar proceedings will doubtless bo brought
aensnst tho Groom Bay 4 minnesota, tho Wis
conein Valley mud the Wisconsin Central Rail-
road Companies. Tho latter Company obtained
tho opinion Of Hon. r. Il. Hoar regarding tho
constituttonallty Of tho law. Copies have just
como to hand. It is brief and decisive. conclul-
Involved 80 important, and tho reason to think
tho Legislation inyalid 30 strong, that 1t would
seem to mo the Company should not submit to
Il without bringing tho question to judicial do
, 1874-05-22

We're aotiye md stronger natea for Torn wero 10
~ iuEalo-sehrs Garlingford and 6l.r1 Ooin, oerp
nt4s; sohr .. A. VanValkeuhurg {yeseN lay ,rsoo
corn, at bo; schr Jarues Couch loads corn ou ow,l-
slls, oats It sAo;, rrop Potomac. s.heat through
10 port OofboFna-aehza A. Moshex and Rendser'
TO aasnts Prop Montgomery. and sohr b, Mayss.
corn, through, To ogdsnsburgh-lpop Lowell. corn
through. Total 10; capacity about 4lt 900 bu .,hnat
2Ao, ,ooa bt corn. and q ,0o0 BIZ cats. -" ''D'"''
- @sy u arsn stsghts stead =.
-Btoamshp Intere Ocean and barge Argoas II What
At Ak9; schra ]. 3, Merrill sga SAp' do do pnstsr.
, 1874-05-22
PROF, SWING.
A New Turn of the Wheel.
He Withdraws from the Presbyte.
rian Church.
Disappointment of His Friends In
the City.
Prof. Patton Preparing for tile Trial De.
fore tho Synod.

AZ Ell eafty Auur ye6tefda7 morning Wo ro-
cosvod tho following dispatch from Prof. Swing
H. a. Editor # r.. cAteaqe 7ttsas.:. - "@. 80
my wawal from o prosbyesa nas
Church. DAVID Bw1nu.
Some ti1no after its receipt wo laid tho dispatch
boforo
THE nEv. In. NoYEH
who was Prof. Swngs counsel during the recent
horoBy trial IN tho proBbytery Of Chicago. Mr..
Noyoa expresaod deop rogrot ut the course which
Prof. Swing had determined to pursue, and at his
suggestion dispatch WAS sent to Prof. Swing
nrKing him to reconsider his determination until
thore should bo an opportunity for a f,ersonnl
consultation with hts friends in Chicago. To this
a,spatch a. PA second was received from Prof. Swing
friends. Must 90 alono,
Meanwhile Alr. Noycs uought an interview
nENnY W. x1.o, Eso.,s
ono Of The Elders Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, by whom another dispatch was sent to
Prot. Swing, earnestly cntreatiug him to recon-
aidor his determination; but. up to late hour
interview with Mr. King and other gentlemen
OF the Fourth ProHbytRrlan Church elected tho
fact that Prof. Swing had consented to stand the
frequently declared that he would not allow his
name before tho public in that way, and had only
boon prevailed upon by tbs urgent appeals Of his
congregation to be party to tue Into oontro-
versy. His discrimination to Withdraw from tho
denomination rather than go through
$500 4: SECOND TRIAL
before tho Synod, and, possibly, a third ono bo-.
foro tho Goneral Assembly. is received with pro-
found regret by hia fsietr1s horo, who firmly
'boliovc that hc would be aa trtumphsntly acquit-
tod ia both thoae tribunals as he lnB boom III tho
Proebytery Of Chicago. Some Of thom NOW
think that ho iH,in duty bountl to
I STAND ny THE Fn1HHDg,
who have SO maufully supported hIn in this ox-
citing contest: and thoy evan YET expregg The
boliof TINT he will reconsider ha dcto,n1ina lion
swhon ho returns to tho city. rumor gained
aourrenoy yoHtortlay that
\. TIE pRosEouTOR
iin tho case. although ho had taken an appeal
would not prosecute Il; but tLis was eviacntly
3a mistake. as Prof. Patton WAS yesterday gather
3ing matorlals for the trial of tile appeal at the
Forthcoming soasion Of tho Synod. It ia aomo-
what significant fact that he prof. Patton) was
Ealready convinced OF Prof. SWINGS intention to
Withdraw from the Church, although he had had
'Ino communication with him since tho conclusion
fof the trial.
[ While the withdrawal OF Prof. Swing leaves no
lease to go before the Synod It is not probable
thnt ~ tho controvorsy growing out Of this trial
Will thereby be ended, since throe-fourfhs Of tho
in this city hayo placed themselves
!; upon the same ground that Prof. Swing occupies
:: IN tho religious world by indorsing tie general
tenor OF his Hormons and other public utter
anco8 by their votes.
, 1874-05-22
POLITICAL.


" AAo ACHuca&c8 UG1nUCFuCys
NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 21.-Tho Democratic
State Executive Committee Of Tenmeseee met
this morning at the office of Col John G. Burch,
Chairman, with closed doors. Tile exact late OF
the Convention is not yet fixed. but it will be on
the 18th or 10Th of August. One Of the Com
nittee gtatoa TINT their great object will be to
harmonize all elements against the Republican
party.
Adjourned to meet tomorrow at 10 O'Clock. F,
, 1874-05-22
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

:, noaroA, Mass, Mar 2l,--!Tha hlll aboltshlpr
on "Wednesday, reeovsa vote in the fsa neseo sos
day-lsa to ?o-whscl makes It's lu il paKsaro
sure unless Gov. Talbot laterpoAest who'll ia not
, 1874-05-22

Illinois Sz Af1ch1gnn Cnnn].
HntnuEronT, OulUAoo, May 11-12.t5 n, m,--Ar.
ntvEp-D. 7. Wright Morr,a. 9,O0o bu coru, 5000 bu
oassi Cayugat Lockport, 7,600 bu oatR,