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FINANCIAL.
Philudc1pHia Credito rs OF Jay Coo:kc
e. Co.

Philadelphia credito rs OF jay Coo:kc
& Co.
Special Dt.pdtcA to I1e Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, jan 13.-Jay Cooke Co.'s cred
ito7s will bold general meeting on the 18th inst, at
the Assembly Building in this city, for the purpose Of
deciding what is the best mode Of procedure
in the premises. At tho meeting Of the cd ut., d
special committee was appointed which few days
500 held private meeting, at which The following
recommendations for the guidance Of the general
creditors OF the firm were adopted:
REcoNMESDAT1oSs TO TIE CREDITORS.
First-That the creditors, st the meeting OF tho 18Th
Of January 1914 sall yote to p.ace the adatnistra
ton Of the ests under the foztthird section of The
Bankrupt act.
Seeon1-That E. II. Lewis be se1ectcd as tho Trus-
tee; and Hessrs. Joha Clay+on, Isaac Norris, and
Robert Shoemaker, OF Philadelphia, Charley P He
fenstein OF Northumberland County, Pa., and Joseph
Brown OF WlltesbaCc, be selected a. the Committee
Of creditors.
Third-That such creditors cannot attend the
uoeeiing be requested TO ezec0te aud acknowledge
powers Of attorney authorizing Messrs. George q.
Stuart. r p. coEesys and John Hole. or either OF
them, to represent such creditors at the meeting of
the 18TH and at such other meetings may be held
from time to time, and instruct Their attorneys to yoto
In accordance with the ADORE Recommendations
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DEATHS,

Parker aud her nant leloved wfo and infant daughter
Funeral from No. oi Tc.tern:a1., Thur-dsy Jau. Is
at 10 O'Clock. M, by carriages to Roscil Cemotuy
II Evanston Index please copy.
WECKLFR-Tuesdxy, Jan. l3, at parsnts .ratdcaos.
Lsko Wen, jain CHARLES, youngest soa Of Catherine and
Adam J. Neekler.
Funeral from St. Josorhs Church, Wendo and
MaEke.sts., Thursday, Jan. Is, at ~ O'Clock D. N.
dcnce Of be. law, Thomas Foster, No. 81 Indiana
A., Hannah Maria, wife Of Capt. john H. Tu1ue:, aged
s. years.
Notice q! funeral hereaftcr
BERCZT-At D'Aillebout, Quebeo, C4nada, Dec =
1si3 William Besczy, Esq. fnee Count do Aol}. aged
years and II months.
BRYATT-Of eaasnmptton. Monday. J*n- L. Lottta
BuRcrt. Wifc of Theodore H. Bryant, aged = year,.
Funeral frna tho residence OF her fathev Low Dogo,
Hyde paIt, Wedae;;day llth inst, At ! oslsex = r
Park train tAiiacts Central Railsoad} Care.xea from
the house to Qak~nod.
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TATE:.LEGlSLATURES:


would reply b o'e10cs this evening.
-fuBLIc eEyT1MENT.
JEFFERSON. Tez, Jan. ia large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the people Eere this evening adopted
:. resolution conaetnn!ng the partisan decision
in tho election case, censuzing Gov. Davis for
secretly applying TO president Grant for troops
at the Sa1c Capital in time Of profound peace call
ing tbs Senate to recognize no nominations Of Da-
Vi unless sent in anew by Cooke; earnestly
tan15ng President Grant for his reply to Davis On
tae spisstol. for troops, aad urging every member
uiooc-a:isu 1cd unyielding ll-1nnees.
President Grants ad:ice to Gov. Davis causes pro
found delight among Ell c!asscss.
pAv1s' REPLY.
G.rTEs7os, jan la.-The Neus has the following
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ,sz3,s: sz4rE or 2.aE r5s4s' +.
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your verbal communities
noa anaas me today, have to state that do rot
I should disregard the decision Of tue
Supreme Court made,. recently touching the
1epreseas IS bang H. eonstutiona>iy elected Four
:senA Legislature. It TO me that there Is some
better solution Ct the present difficulty than that the
Governor and these claiming to be the elected Legis
judiciary. and dizfegn1d their construction q
@ 'osno'a @ leave % ths % ?ps 'ase soe
dangerous uncertainty il .1 The future.
isature and that 1t only censti.uuonaly convene
aad provide for this emergency. 1t will then, utter
Hi De eelsic0cut bTOuEL 2pOE p SPECIES Cl fcTctu-
ton violence against tie Court making the
decision It ia true it is easy enough, and it the
simplest solution Of tie present difficulty that
should Jointly adept this course, as the Supreme
Court has no way Of enforcing its decisions against
tbt Executive and Legislature co1nbined but con-
s:der that in this the easiest course Is
that world like to be party to. will be happy ia
join you and the gentlemen you represent in applying
The proptest und most peaceable remedy in this dim
ctlty It has been repeatedly held that the recognition
of Congress and tho Executive Ct the United States
viii sctue questions as to what Eody Of
r,cn constitute ihe Legislature and which Is the prop
er State Government. This way affords solution to
b. accepted by ILL i more free to act with fnde
rsndsrcc in securing with yon or those gem
1!emeu that ecr. of \ solution. because !
feel mSseK entirely disinte1ested- Hcre!n I
accept the election, whether constitutional
Or not, rs conclusive agaust myself, and will il
event continue to exercise tho functions Of the Office
mold beyond my constitutional turn Of four years.
Aery respectfully, EDMUND ]. DAVIS Governor.
60 Hox. Il, EPPErsoS, and othe- gentlemen Of Com
uitt:e. rrcacut
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CRIME.

murderous Assault Near Pittsburgh.
So<eial Dispdsch TO TAe Chicago Tribune.
P1IrsDuRaH, Pa-, Jan. 13.-The Monongahela Val
ley, which has become famous for murders lately,
the yesterday Of another deadly assault a
.nan named Thomas Caddy, residing at EHzabesh,
pectng that his vito untrue to him, haa for Some
time past kept watch upon her. Last evening be
saw her enter the dwelling OF man with whom he
and be followed her. The not at home, and
she giving satisfactory explanation, he seized po
kcr and beat her about the head with it, Getting tired
of this, he assaulted her with \ datron. and then
seized skillet, and broke it over her head The
woman waH rendered unconadous, and no hopes are
entertained for her recovery. Her husband WIS Est
arrested,
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Minnesota EniETcnd souds-Arl Im-
pOrIapt Decision.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 13.-Judge Dillon, Of the
tant decision in the Of the City Chamberlain y
the st. Paul Sioux City Rarpad and Southern Min
nesota Railroad. The suit brought by tho Cham
berlaiu to h1 the responsibilities for tho
payment Of portion Of the old Minnesota statc
railroad bonds, which hare teen practically rcpudi-
aed upon these roads, and tho audsl granted by
Congress In aid Of their construction. Judge Dillon
u En- elaborate opinion, decided that tho railroads OF
their lands are not charged with payment Of any por-
the contracts with other companies building these
roads, or their faurc to bud and granted their unds
aud franchises TO companies, to Wit, the above
named companies. The State being respon-
sbe for the bonds in the first pace has not transfer
rcd its responsibility by the transfer Of the ands and
lands into new hands, Judge Dillon also ephat;caly
expresses the opinion that the Etnte Of Minnesota is
legally and In honor bound to pay the tonds and be
does not doubt but the people Of the State will before
long come to the same conclusion
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Sff[t7at D1ST07tts 10 1Hs EHdf13o 191o4s:e'
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.
St. PAr1, Ian. 13.-In the Senate, on motion to
print the message Of Gov Davis H. WILKINSON e1-
legislation By long argument, concluding by agree
ing with Davis that In tho Inst resort the roads may
Dcane.1y and othcr Opposition Senators. advocating
7estrants upon the EoadE-nn commencing the mes
e=Ee its arguments ind conclusions. Republican Sen
4tors took DO par: il the tlttsate
In the House. J. E. Child. Republican, moved to
mcno1izli1e Congress, protesting against Smiths
sales ct
INDIAN PINE LA1Ds.
Fletcher, Smiths n11t friend. said memorial MAS
unnecessary because the question OF the validity Of
Attorney-Geuecal- !" So much the better tine to
a-utest" said 31r. Child The memorial referred
to = tEend1y special committee 1t Will likely pass
both Housed.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

WATEHToWN, MASH.
WArEE7ows, Mass, Jan. 13.-DEx< CA7TLE-Re-
ccp.s, 7os. Supply nearly double that last week.
Prices declined kc dressed weight. Quality Offering
not - good last week Sa1ee-Choice, .75 1000;
extra S. 75@9.o5 first quality. s7.759s.o0; second
do, SG.oU@7.50 third do, <4.75G5.50.
SREEF AND LAs1Bs-Receipta, 1850; sales OF aheep
in lot7 at 81 2.25@3.5o each extra, s4.Vo96.75.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. 13.-cATrIE-Arrirals, IS
carr. Medium, 4>+@5kc; common, 4S4alc; Ycrkers,
393Ec.
HoGs-Arzivals, IS cass- Best Phisde1phia, $500
Geo Yorkers, $5.4o9 36o.
saEzrArriyals, Beat, s.. .0o@5.2o medium,
S4.009L75s comnon, $3.g053.50-
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.'+'' Sp~c:e1 fl&rafch to Td~ cHicoao 7r'd"ne
Broos1saros Ill., Jan. 13-The Executive Com
mites Of tie State Gra7lge meets il, this .t5 tomor
row O. business connected With the interests Of the
Grange .. IT, Foster, Of Sterling, is the only 1ne1n-
Der set arrived The appointment Of State purchas
ba opened and an appointment made therefrom.
TIE MCLEAN COUNTY GRANGE
assembled in the Grand Jury this afternoon, and
viii hold session probably Of two daysf duration.
About twenty eznbefs are IN attendance. Nothing o.
du:arest haa set t-arspired.
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VIRGINIA..

n1czaorD, Va, Juu. 1s-The Conservative MON
baes cf tie Virainia Legislature, il caucus to-day
puu4iaatsd Robert E. Witners for United States Sell
2:tr. - -....
k.cHxoEU. va, Jan. 13.-In the General Assembly
tate a{tuooE the oaanees Of eecarE United ssates
Senator taken ur, ana Tue na1ao of Cot Robert
tne pcsston #. c. Wlckhau, J. F. lNw7s, and !. I.
Eysns ;coloreG} nominated by the Republicans.
The combined vets in The two Houses 1es..ed fol-
lows; 1yithere, 1s3 Wlckham, G; Lewis, 8: Evans,
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 13-DnEADkIC7FB-Corn
easier; white tic. Oats lower at Sc.
BRAS-sf.O 90. .-....
Paov,s1oSs-Dry-salted meats drmer 1t 65{@8H9
SIC,
GnccER1Es- -Molaases dull; fair, ss9s5c primo to
choice, 60txGfc.
Others unchanged.
Corros-DuIl and easer s.las: 5000 bales good
ordinary to stricty good ordinary, 13;53l47ic; low
mddlinss to strictly low niddtiags, 15,:9l6!4c mid
dlngs to strictly middlinEg. 164 @17ac; good uI-
dlings, 17a.c. Receipts, II ,81o bales.
AoNEIAHI-dold, III; night lie discount; sse1-
Uua 35la5,35.
, 1874-01-14

Specidf Uispoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
N1TAuk1E, Jan. La point of some Importance
to Owners Of shipping las beeh referred to the
judiciary Committee Of the Common Coun-
Gil. Mr. E1nmons, the wellknown admir-
atty la~yer, has petinoued the Council on
behaH OF Aaron J. Leopold. owner OF
out-fourth share Of each Of the steamers Peerless
and Joseph l. Hurd to remit the assessed On such
property, valued ut co., the ground TINT it has
been collected in Chicago, where the other three
fourths Of tie property il owned. It appears that
1t is point Of some difficulty to decide where the
1s1ng nss TO ayod sung The City
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MISSOURI.

6r Lou1s, Jan. 13.-The Democrats in the Legisla-
tu7e held Jefferson City, late Last night at
which resolutions ws1e adores: decsarlg that as the
Democratic PARTY will be held Responsible for the
c;,atzcier CT the Legislation during tue session,
;aoeI important for the public good, anu adjourn at
tire earliest dny posnble-s
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TIE GRAB-LAW.

REPORT or THE STATE AUDITOR As TO IrB oPEaA-
TONS.
- Special Dttpcteh to The Chicago Tribune.
sFRNGFELD, Jan 13.-The Auditors report to the
GoTe-nor concerning the operations Of the Grab-ar
has been Issued. Several days ago the totals the
tables appeared in these dispatches. Tho summing
mp Of the Auditor is as follows:
LOCAL rA1Ks ON RAILROADS.
The amount Of county and othex loea, taxes On tn
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THE WEATHER.

NAsu1yG1oE, D. c.. Jan. 13-For the Gulf States
and thence uorthwa-d o7er tho Onio Valley, Upper
Lake region, and Upper Mississippi Valley. snow or
colder weather and rising barometer For the North
west, very cold end clear or clearing weather. With
brisk uortherly winds.
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE,

4 man named Gallagher. residing at No. So
Archer avenue, WAS arrested yesterday for
brutal outrage on tho person of Slar5 NolIe,
deaf and dumb German WOMAN 10 years Of age,
living at No. 1855 Archer avenue. He will be
tried before Justice Boyden this morning.
, 1874-01-14

8 oxen Ut Ser al right Dec -, has done much
to ollay anxiety for her safely but the Chinese who
ple constantly praying for her safe arrival In port
Ths Colorado, also from China and japan, VAS due
to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 1a-The steamship Rhetn, from
SeT York, has arrived
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fnEaN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

1xrE,-po1. Jan 13.-A11iyed-stearn rnships baitse'
1t4!i. End Lady Lyce:t from New Aorkr ana oe1~
nv YoEk. jan, 1s-Arri7ed-steamhhip City ct
~ TE4.c1soo, IA. Is-Ne1s that tho Oh i'm vss
, 1874-01-14

Special Di+pasch 10 The Caioago Tribune
McGREaoR, H., Jan. 13.-The five suit8 Of Sarah
Frank cganst saloon-seepers Of North McGregor, in
which the plaintiff claimed $4,000, settled to-
day, with The exception Of the against r Heck,
who proposes to appeal to higher court.
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A1nArr, Jan. 13.--A resolution introduced to
the Assembly calling upon State Treasurer Rsines
1=ko good the amount Of the Phelps defaication mud
in he refused directing the Attorney General
commence proceedings =gainst him and Ills su1eties
70 Stcoytx ito funds embezzed.
, 1874-01-14
MASGACdUSETTS.

Bosrov, aiaes- jan 15.-Anoong the petitions pre-
6ectcl il tie l12ssrcansetts Senate to-day. was one
t1o1 ex-Goy C:aa.c .u,l uineigen others for tho
scndi.s and aanullng Of the Sulnntz war-hag zeso-
:uiion.
, 1874-01-14
HOGS AND GRAiN In QUINCY.

Special Disna!ch The Chiedao Tribune.
QuIScY, Ill, Jan. I3.-Tho pork-packng season
closed to-day The total number Of hogs packed
81, 293.
Wo-k en- tho proposed grain elevator to b
erected the levee, will commence Immediately. It
Is to have capacity OF $50 900 buahels.
, 1874-01-14
CASUALTIES.


4soeciz{ .0tsp Isca TAs Caie17o 1rlbmae.
MtLTAuKEE, Jan. 13--The corpse Of wuc1%a
ns1ued Msrtels burned cinda- Saturday night
In house In Third street, opposite the German Thea-
1e. The candles were insecure and toppled cya.,
settug the raroud FIRE aud burning thu aesh c1,3
before the accident WIS discovered,
, 1874-01-14

Sreci1l Dft7,1tch to Tae Chicago Ttibnae.
BLooAIaGToS, H.. Jan. 13.-Ma1rhal Boyce re-
turned day from lafayette with three boys arrested
there named Frank and Charles Wilson, and Jones,
who robbed the desk Of J. L. Green + Co., Of this
city, recently, OF 81, Goo cash and notes. They
bound over in the sum Of $500 each
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pAR1s, Jan. l3.-The Duke De Broguo has informed
the Committee the Electoral bill that the GoEe1e-
nent accepts Is years Of age, aud three years.
residence II qualifications for voter nul is in yus
Of the appointment Of Senators by tho Govern
neut or Councs-General in the event at tho creation
Of "A Upper House
, 1874-01-14

BERLIN, Jan. 1a-Later returns from D,vatIa shox
that twenyons Liberals and wenty-eigh: Ultra,non~
tanes have been elected to the Reichstac from that
Kingdom
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See-ie1 Di.naeh 10 The cEtc,so Tribune.
ce..cri:ag On the Speaker OF tbs Assembly for which
nih bs are careta
clude from all bat the Republican Assembly caucus-
LII politics ~ well as nominations were
The Reform Assembly cnucus did not adjourn till 10
O'Clock. The following are the nominations made:
licllard County; sc7geant~ai-Arms, George r.
Ca1npbel Of Racine Tao assembly nominees are al
De.oc1sis & Eos speake5 t1br'S; Boucf e oshEosh
for Chic. Clerk, Geo-se u. Peck, Of Lacrosse, Demo
e1st, by acclamabon, and y. y. Eewco1nb, Of La
Joseph Deuster, OF Milwaukee, The lhird ballot, by
c.vote Of 33 to 81.
TIE ctacgrs instructed to reduce the subordinate
R;puluean Sonioatons-senate President (pro
te Hp9way Of ersat Ghis5 is Glert ;,,at J. e.
fs3 5 er & ns's Fond
4 a1sas eez i H. i Tas ct s e.
rolling Clerk. " l. Abbott Of Clark. assembly,
spesker, }; Bowman, OF colu1nhia; CLERK; :: ".
Of PIERCE. Ill by acciamation-
senator Campbell, the member OF the senate whose
1nju-ie. last week led the Reformera to hope they
zsa. control the Senate, has arrived thcngh being
atle 10 ret shout with difficulty, but Senator Scott.
Republican. is still absent though expected tonight
UTAH.
s.1r Like, Jan. 13.-rhe Territorial Legislature
Organized yesterd.y, and the Governors message
delivered to-a; He states that many Ct the Laws
being enforced were ordained by tho Genesat Assem-
bly, of the State OF Deerct before the organization Of
tie Territory By Congress- system Of common and
FREQ schools is recommended. Attention Is called to
the act Of the Legislature. giving property lett By de-
ceased Rbscouded without lea clatnant to
the coutrp OF the Treasurer Of the Perpetual Emigra
ton Fn; also tho nc. by which said fund is pI:ced
Under control OF the Church of Jesus Chrst Of the
IatttF-Daf 5nnta. It Is said that tho Territorial Mar
sh.l Is not, and cennot, be legally elected under
the Inv 1t stands that the Probate Courts
1:shtsilly have equity Or criminal jurisdiction
thst the Julaw Is defective, and that no panel can
l,o drawn under the present aw that will be legal
tua4 ttu Attorley-Gcneral, MarEha, Treasurer. bTa
ran Auditor Of Public Accounts, Superintendent Of
Pah:ic Instruction, Warden Of the Penitentary, and
Not1ries Public we're not nominated and confirmed in
accordance with the Organic s:t> Attention Is called
psnitentis1. warehouse and other buildings,
and couv:cts to persons who may bid there
for, end to the spectacle Of a penitentiary
without convict in IT, tic prisoners being kept In
county JafIa IN cribs. aal IN such places Us the
warden may think proper. no proyislon IS made by
law for tie payment OF Territorial officers payment
being made by relief bill after service hns been
rendered. BE urges the aboI. hnent Of the number
ing Of the ballots recommends tho repeal Of the law
a. 1872. which declares that the rights Of dowry eh.
net exist In this Territory asks for memorial for
= branch mint and geological survey; ksac5 that the
Territory Ia free Of debt, with oys7 &5,d30 in tho
euFy.
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Election of BGnk-Officers In Davcn.

port.
Special nt1EaleA to Ike Chicago TsIbsne.
DAvESroRT. 1n+, Jan. l3.--Bank elections for the
officers Of al the banks in this city held to-day.
In most instances the ole olcer4 and Directors
Reelected, except that James Thompson elected
President Of the First National in place Of
Hiram PIERCE The German SaEngs Dauk, at its cleo
ton, resolved 10 increase the paid up capital from
So to $50 Co., and authorized further increase to
co., Its deposits amount to $3.50 co., and the
depoats OF tho Davenport Savings Bank reach $685.
O0G.
, 1874-01-14

Sreefa, Dtssateh The Chicago Tribune
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jan 13-The t<iA1 Of Conductor Beauo,
Of the Alton dieust=-. which to have taken place
this week, has been indefinitely postponed, With baro
possibility OF its coming up next week.
, 1874-01-14

UC1AlCaE10n III NfSnAW0{K0 I0TVHe
ship, Ind.
Special Dispateh Taz chica7o 1ribtsae
South BEND, Ind, Jan. lJ.-The Afiehawak1 de-
faulting Township Trustee, Wm. II. Mer1ifeld. left
his home this morning. His deficit now foo:s up to
nearly $500. His successor, John Dixon. qualified
to-day, and will be unable TO make formal demand
for what Is short.
, 1874-01-14

NEW YoRK, jan. 13.-This morning hre occurred
in brick building at No. - East Si1eth street, and
tho fames spread RAPIDLY. It being known that num-
ber Of persons In the house, second and third
alarm were sent out, and In short TING large
resoEted to to reach the occupants, but the renen
were driven OF at every point By the flames. Jacob
from one Of The back Window. Of
the second story, and found in the
yard dead. burned and mangcd. A e>7vant girl
named Mary Mcclure also found IN the ynrd with
both legs broken. She was removed to the Bellevue
Hospdtal. The hreulen in searching the building
found the bodies Of Mrs. Stner and her daughter
sruoshered in their room. The fire is said to have
been causea By imperfect heater. It is rumored
there several other bodies in the ruins The house
was four-sory brown stone, occupied dwelling
by 3iE. Stiner. Loss SIS, 900.
It Ia raid that Goo worth OF diamonds were lost
, 1874-01-14

Pittsburgh Water Board Dcfnlcutfon.
Special Dittd:eh The Chirr3o Tribune
PITTSBURGH, p.., Jan. 13.-The announcement
made in the Gasftft this morning that Gr1er would
be hero tomorrow has caused dutter among certain
parties, and great efforts Will be made to buy him off,
, 1874-01-14

P0RK-PAcKlNG AT OITuEWA, IA.
oTrrxwA- H., Jan. 13.-Tae packing h17n Of J. D,
Ladd l. Co.. Of this city, hare suspended operations
fo- the season. They have packed q, coo hogs,
, 1874-01-14

Speetat pItpasrh 10 The chiea9o Tribune
CAnLEy1LLE, ILL.,, jan. IA young lady named
Sullivan, living few miles northwest Of this city VIZ
thrown from horse and horrhl; 1oangled on Sunday
night, and It IL thought she cannot survive.
, 1874-01-14

NEW ORLEANS, ls., Jan: 13-Hubbardb rope .3ac-
tory Roman street, and five adjaeet houses burned
to-day. Loss. 5000. Building No. 1S7 Poydras
street. occupied by Raphael Rosenthas shoe store.
and G. II. Winters prin1ers' warehouse, also
burned. Loss, SIS, ,000
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-09-30

On FriAsy last Thomas Lichtenfel

Wy
was placed on trial in the Circuit
Court, on a charge of selling liquor to
Eli Evans while in state of intoxi
cation. A Mr.. Birdsall was witness
in the case, and testified that Evans
was either intoxicated at the time he
received the liquor from Lichtenfels,
or was in the habit of becoming intox
ieated. 4 Which il was, our informa Mt
could not tell us, and it makes no diff
ference either. When the .rial was
over and tie parties retired to the
street, Evans attacked Birdsall. He
was Immediately arrested by the Sher-
if and taken before Judge Kibbey-
charged with an assault aud battery.
The j Judge fined him $50 and cost of
suit. A good and timely lecture was
given Evans by the Judge. which, if
more strictly adhered to by the whisky
sellers and their friends, the better of
they would be in the future. The
fine was promptly settled by the whis-
kyites. (Stick pin there.) Subse-
auently, Evans was arrested by the
City Marshal and taken before the
Mayor, who fined him-being the
same transactiou-for an otfense
against the eity's ordinance in such
case made and provided. Fine and
costs in second case was $lO.S5, which
was promptly paid by Lichtenfels.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-09-30
INJECTION NOTICE.

STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE CO, IS:
L, VIM w Dudley, Clerk of the Wayne
Circuit Court, do hereby certify that at q
General Election, to be held IN said county,
on TUESDAY, October 18th, A. D., 1874, at
the usual places of holding election in the
several townships, the following state and
county officers are 10 be elected, TO VII:
One Secretary of State, one Auditor of
State, one Treasurer of State, one Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. one Attorney
Congressman for 5tl District, one senator,
two Representatives, one Prosecuting At
torney, one Clerk Circuit, one Auditor, one
Treasurer. one sheriff, one Recorder one
Assessor one Commissioner, (western dis
trict}, one surveyor, one Coroner.
two ConstabIes. one trustee Boston town
ship: Two Copstabtes, one Trustee Center
township; Two Justices Peace; two 40 aon =, \
tice Peace, two Constables, one Trustee.
Dalton township: Two Justices Peace, two
ship: One Justice Peace, two Constables,
one Trustee. Green township: One Justice
Peace, two Conslables, one Trustee. Harri-
son township: One Justice Peace, two Con-
stable one Trustee. Jackson townships:
Three Justices Peace. three Constables, one
p ae Gnnssl,,e 70" one Rfrustee New
Garden township: One Justice Peace, Two
Constables one Trustee. Perry township:
tine Justice e'eacs., two Constables. one Triis-
tee. Washington township: Two Justices
Peace two conStables, one Trustee. Wayne
township: Two Justices Peace, two Con ,st.
bles, one Trustee Webster township: Two
Justices Peace, two Consta bles, one Trustee.
Witness my and seal Of said court, at
SEAL Richmond. this 2.Sd day of Septem-
Der, A. D., 1874
WM- w. DUDLEY, Clerk
The qualified voters of Wayne county
will therefore take notice, and hold an cleo
ton at the usual places of voting in said
county. for the purpose of eiecting the OH
GERS named in the above certificate, on
ioesoas. oc'o'e' ' WI. H. STUDY.
Sheriff of Wayne county.