, 1874-01-06
E1eyating Association Of Buffalo during the past
season, a. reported to the Board Of Trade to-
tisy, was 60, us, ,285 bushels.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Political Revolution In Wtscon.
xin-.State Officers Instnlled--Con-
tcst for the milwaukee County
,xudrck1,i Probable Tie In the
Legislature.
speciat Dispatch to The chia1ao 7Ttou'se'
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 5.-The Republicans VINO
first gn:ned foothold in the Wisconsin capltol
bv the election Of Bashford over Barstow Tor
Governor. in 1856, and elected an entire State
ticket in 1859, to-day
EVACUATED THE STATE OFFICES
and the Reformery en- tered in aud took possess
sion. the State officers elected ia November last
being iuausurated with but little ceremony IN
the presence Of quite number Of citizens OF
this and other parts Of tho State, including
scvera1 promiuent men who have been IN
Tho minority for some years. Tho old ofti-
o;,1a who vere in the city and all the ne"
state officers assembled in tho Executive ONCE
At noon and under direction OF Judge l.. Is.
Vilas. Chairman Of tho Committee Of Arrange
rnents. proceeded to the Supreme COURTROOM
and thence with the Judges.
TO THE ASSEMBLY CHAMBER,
Gov. Washburn, Secre1aty EIeeso, .:r..
Baetz. and Attorney General Barlo" escortlnG
their successors. the other old State ofhcers noe
heinr in The CITY. In the presence OF numerous
spectators, Chief Justice Dixon
ADMINISTERED THE OATH OF OFFICE
to the new officials, the band playing :. haal
Spaneled banner" to close. The ofhccfs then
retired to their respective offices. where IT, tnoy
we're congratulated By their ftlencs. ims
ereninc there is reception and dance IN the
Assembly Chamber. Lieut.. G. ". Bro' the
new Governors private secreta5y, IVA WAS ,ro,m nu.
Jefferson this morning. but being prevented ~
had ,oads. a,d Col. c. j. Martin, Gov. wash
purn's secretary, otticlated-
The1e are various rumors in regard to =
APPOINTMENTS,
b,t sba following aro all that the new officers, on
beiur interviewed to-day would admit we're 3 sct-
tied: Exccutive-Lieut. G. ". Bird, OF Jeuer-
aon. Private Secretary, vice q. j. Martin
Secretary of State-John s. Dean. OF Madison
Assistant Secretary, retained for the present; X
Il. Talls. Of Madison, Bookkeeper, retained o. ..
Cadwallader, Of Milwaukee, Printing Clerk vice
Levi Alden A. 3. Alden, Of Portage, Insurance
CleIk, vico D. Q. Bebb; Thomas McBeap, OF
Ch;nnawa Falls General Clerk, vice Col. ROBERT
Mcntioth; Maj. C. ". kempf, OF Mllwaukee,
a clcrkship not assigned. State lIeasnter-
Jeff. j. Kuehn, OF Milwaukee. SON OF the Treas
urer. Assistant Treasurer, vice VIM hetchun
4. Menges, Of Madison. BookkeePer; retained
". D. Carr, Of Naupaca, cerkshlp uot
assigned. School Laud ofice-A. " PotteE'
of Green. Chief Clerk, v1ce '. ". gibbs; =. u
Foresman, Dookkeerer. retained; s. r., INN; .:
Recording Clerk, retained; J. Lasche, 4bstract
Clerk. retained. Attorney General Sloan will
appoint as his assistant his brother, !. y, eoa9'
of Janesyille, now in partnership with B. D.
Steyens. Esu,, if hs will accept There Is some
talk among the Bourbon. Democrats here Of
starting paper in opposition to the independent
and plaln-spoken Madison DemocroH
TIRE M1LwAUKEE COUNTY 5UDoEsH1P.
.Surc1al D,spatch to The th'cdao Tribune.
MnWAuKEE. Wis, Jan. Sit islunderstood
that tho Hon. q. L. Palmer, tho new County
Judge of Milwaukee County, who TOOK Ills sea-
on the 1st inst, will resign within a iew % week. III
to accept tho position of attorney OF the Chicago
4 Northwestern Railroad. There is already
spirited contest for the succession The chance:
are understood to be in favor Of the hon. JosepE
E, Mann, formerly Judge of the WASHINGTON
County Circuit, but now OF this city. Ine hon
D. q. Johnson, q Liberal Republican, Is aise
strongly urged. the appointment 1ests VIII
the Governor. ---.
THE PES1TENT1ARY wARDENsHr.
The best position in the gift Of the incoming
Reform Administration is the office OF warden o.
the State Prison at Waupnn- Sat CLARK. noto'
rious Democratic politician OF the Old regime
and Peter Rupp. henchman ol Congressma1 .
Eldridpe, have been the most conspicuous can
didases. It is now probable, however, that th'
position will be given to the Hon. Joseph Rankin
OF Maultowoc-
4 POSSIBLE TIE.
An accident Of serious character occurTe
the other day to tue Hon. Franc1s Campnen
Senator from Lafayette County. The politica
importance Of the casualty consists in this: In
Republicans have majority OF one IN the Sen
ate; Campbell is Republican; and, u the &C
cidcnt should detain him f1om taking his seat
the body will be tie. Campbell's injury va
inflicted by a runaway, and the question Is mucl
mooted: "Nho scared the horses