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, 1875-01-21

Special Dtdpdtrh to 7ht Chirapo Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2o.-Tho report OF A!ax
uyElop, Lumber Inspector Of The Second DID,
trict, was presented. resolution requesting
tbe COMMITTEE on Education to collect lnfortna~
sion relating to compulsory education, md, II
cxpcaieut, to Introduce a bill for that puEpoae.
uaH introduced, Bills ucre introduced to amend
relating to tho recovery Of real property, etc. !;
to amend tho Revised Statutes in relation to oxe-
cution, etc.; to legalize the acts ot 4. Tattes4-
ball, Notary Public; rotating to appeals in cor
tain caaes; to appropriate to J. IL.
Waggoucr and George W. Peck ESQ
each for services ut tho opening Of
the Legislature. sunlry reporIa Of committees
wcro msdo on varions bills. The rules wero
suspended. aud the bill upproprlating $1,000 II
Tho Blind Institute MAS PASSED, Several bills
wero ordered cngrosscd and road i third time,
and d bill relating to interest On judgments waA
Indefinitely postponed.
ASSEMBLY.
Resolutions wern introduced TO ratify tho Con-
stitutional Amendment for bcunial eefkiona, aud
extending the term Of onico Ut Senatora aud As
soa,blymen; to give the use OF tho Assembly
Chamber. Jan. n, to the Agricultural Society for
q lecture by President join Dascom referring
the Governors messAse to tie appropr!at4
reports Of tho Fish CommlsHioners. Flo hill
extending t1,e time for payment Of lakes In Mil
wsukeo was indefinitely portroned Dilis we,o
introduced to aoe!.i the Ressea Statutes II. re-.
lation to cemetery associations to a!nond thu
law amending Hcc. 10, Chap. 132, lfov1scd
Statutes, ~ to ycrtiicts to repeal the charter Of
the Silver Glance Mining COMPANY; to provide
for revision OF tho statutes AZ to attorneys
judges to hold courts for cacli other !;
to amend Ch.u. 22, Laws OF 1s59, relating
to unpaid taxcs; to rorcal CLAP. III,
Laws Of 1879, and Seca, IS aud ~. Lnws Of 1850
in relation to unpail .aseB. anI tlu sale md re-
dempt.on OF land for taxes to authorize the uso
Of poison in November and DeecmEar 10 kill
wolves aud wildcats to amend tho Neysed
Statutes relating to the regulation Of ferries to
amend the lcyised Statutes oa costa sn1 foes !;
to repeal Chap, l0l. Laws OF 1870. relating to
aid to the Wost W,Acousn Hallway; 10 prevent
gambling on tha cars. aud to require railroads
to provide for the safety Of passengers.
, 1875-01-21
THE RAILWAY COMPACT,


The I" Wcstcrn Mntlrnud EsurcRu,n
Agreed Upon ut *aratogEr Lust Jtalys
Not Organized Yesterday.
C1ErELAsp, D., Jan. 20.-rhe Wes:ern Bu-
Saratoga last July. met In this city
reau Of Railroad Commissioners. which WAS cta-
nted At tho convention Of railway officials At
to-day for tho purpose Of organizing
pestnsuontly the Western Railroal Bureau, anl
Saratoga. Ihs following Com1njsyiouerp | wore re-
pfcsent: Cen. Wright, President. Column
bua, O.; Warren Colbufn, Tolclo L.
i. Watiaworth, Chicaeo; l.. n. An
t!rewH.. Indianapolis; Joll:, s. Ncwbuy,
Detroit, aud lsaae Sturgeon. st. Ionis. l. unsa-
tcr nf trnlainent rai!rahi mon. representing
NE6teru railroad lines, were also in atten4ance.
~ tile humber rterent WIS smaller Than expect.
ca, 1t "ae deon,cd inexped.ent to proceed with
Mithont tfansactnE auy business. to moot In New
York City Feb. 3.
, 1875-01-21
MISSOURI.


JEFFERSON CrTs, No. Jan. 20-On tho arrivs
OF King Kalaxaua at lao. Gov. Hardin and q
Joint Committee Of tho Legislature met Hia
Majesty ut the depot, and, after briof speech Of
~olcoms invited him to y:stt tho General Az
sefnbly. The invitation ~nA accepted, and the
kl,,g was escorted to csct House, whoro he was
welcomed BY the presiding officers aud mombers
generally, after which he ploeeedcd On Lis jour
ney.
JOINT REORGANIZATION or GAIT. EADs' JEr1y
hIhTEN.
Tue Lower House passed joint resolution
strongly recommending Capt. Eaas' ietty plsl,
for tho improvement of tho mouth of tho Miaais-
spri River, and iustructa tho Senators aud Rep.
1escutatiSes iu Congress 10 vote Ior it.
, 1875-01-21
TENNESSEE,
ICT4}NE 39EE1
SCENES punIN0 TIE DA1IoTlN9.

SCENES DunIN0 THE DALLoT7N9.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2o.-Ths hour for re-
Stunning balloting was s'gpaiized by smother rush
OF people to tue Capitol. m Immense audience
flung tho uousa Of Representatives from bot
tom to top. Johuson's vote Increased from
81 to 81. Three Of tho additional votos
were cast by Republicans. 1t vas apparent
that tho ulsiorlty Of tha AUDIENCE were
friendly to Johnson. the very mention of
hta naine having suoh magnetic inauancc a. TO
call forth applause. From the frat to the fifth
ballot, Johnsou'a vote stood steady 1t 80. The
announcement on tho tilta ballot thai 10 had
gained ono vote mas received With tumultuoud
applause In the galleries. Senator Msyre moved
nos. 1Is clearing Of tue g.erie senator March op
up. Ittle," which sas recoiyol
with asafening yella. cummns moved
tue call Of tie roll on Senator M.yro's
motion. TAYLOR said that it Cump,lns waa afraid
session. Loud laughter aud Immense sp-
plsuso followed thls sally. Cumtnins said 10
propoaed to uphold the dignity OF the GeueraI
assembly, and was not going to be inti1nidatea
llloosing from tho audience, aud voice, :" Like
shetidan. be ain't afeasd"l The roll was ca.iod,
smldat considerable noiso aud confusion, Oh
asyrs's motion. Lost-aa yeas. 76 maya.
ANDY LACKS NINETEEN.
Stephens. brown. and Bate IN tho foreground,
snd, ~ consequence, private. uanyasalng to-
night y rsd~hot. Browns ftisnds had : caucus,
10 m.r r1'on 1t w.s psopoHed to shove 1m tor.
rice will finally bs betwsen Brown
ana Johnson. IN that cess the latter will be
elsoead. Another plan with the opponsnts to
Joansan u to lot bsilatlns b. kspt ap without
, 1875-01-21
CANADA.


Reciprocity TcHntc III the Dominion
Board Of EruGc.
OTTAWA. Jan. 2o,-.A. q meeting Of tho Do
minion Board Of Tra1e to-daY, tue reciprocity
question was taken IN. The Chairman an-
nounce1. on high authority, that the Committee
Of tho United States Senate appHiEtel to can-
s:der tho proposed draft on reciprocity had
reported iu di-approbatlon of tho troaty's
cotnp!et.oi, and ho thought lensthy DIR
cl1HrIon unnecessary. After short debate, tla
report Of the Committee OF the Dominion Daerd
Of Trade OH Reciprocity was taken up, clalsn by
CLAUSE. and all the aalcnurncuts recommended
~ tho Committee befo1e tho treaty. should bs
parsed By the Canadian Parliament wore adopted
Ill TO 4.
, 1875-01-21
lsERilOUS NAVIGATION,

SpteMi Duuatch to Ihs Chteaso Iribu,t.
GRAND HAVEN, Micl., Jan. 20.-lAo steamer
Minneapolis, Of the Milwaukee Line. arrived at
her dock thia moruipg, having forced passage
through the tee in the river from tho entrRnco
10 the baibor, after tlrec days' efforts.
1t iA now one waek since she first
made ilor nppcs1anco on tllla
side OF the lake, whsfo sha i,as einee been de-
tanned by leo OH tho Iaau eltose. 1lla closing OF
navigation has been 11lost unfortunate. ~ nearly
200 lsbofers Aavo tocn obliged to BuHar BY being
thrown out Of curioylneht tiat would utAoswa4a
be obtained tlum t4is Company.
, 1875-01-21
INDIANA.

THE ELECTION OF mn, M'poEA1p.
1,..,r, Di.rot.h n IN. ,.h;..., 1r-.,,.
.'""' "n 20 ,,,
iapASAtot.s, Aua'' .an. @o'-At ~ oesoea
to-day the IoDbles OF tile Houeo were nileu VIII
m eager but not noisy crowd Of champions Of
the different individuals entered for tho Semi
tnr.1 ruco wh,lo failing caa ronar.1 t1,,t hv Tia
,,.ua.;. s"s..s,a.. ~ afs,.,a, - - ~
ps1ot'ue u 5sstefuas' LIZ e'ec'loo VI thf' &tc@
Donald was soou1ed, thore were lew Who
clutchod at the hopo that bolt would occur suf.
Acions ln oxtent to reouro further ballotlpe. and
thus enablo an cfYactivo coalition tn hc rorme,l
.,,,,,,. nas.sa;sS ,'.,s"as.,. ~, .
T~ene 4.eaapa'cans' 4noepenaea'0' anu 9ecent
Demoorats. Tho nsst order "as yerthcation Of
the ballot taken yesterday in separate session,
which waB done by tho reading Of tho yote
in deta,l bv tin secra,,rr RI ~" en,n,a s,,a
clerk Of liz IIo,an srhnyro La,n. s,o a1ncsoa ""a
ballot wau oraraI rea1ti,1s sS IL - 81 s"netnr;
yolcs, md d, votSa ~ n,nr,inra " ~ t,e mo',.a
for SfcI1onaid r. I,nit ana;,oI ~ ssn.
and "a IInuHe yo;oa H. nl".1,sua, = asnnsorta1
mud l0 Inn nnant nt3ya H. Wnisaan 1s"nraaana
utiyc.-Iiano' 1T 1lwa,' ts,n,,ty ~ 1yIn+Inso,s
~ rnrrr lInn,e. IIonti1jca,s vatas ~ .ona."ra'
a,nf Hucretarv of gtnta f,"rrr Son.tnr.si sn3
4 Ronrcaeniatiye votca s'jcr1o'aii rsoai,a4 ana
sd In hi, nernnorst,o atra,,et'. Il, .ec9is. ~
aanats' with Cree' 1ndsnsnaont .3asH
Hr she Woupa nns Trnnaa"f - ~.
c,,u,tv w,a ahsont .uI 1r.aJasu' .o' n,-.L tns
md Tsro of flwnn initial sanotos " .FaptTy' .npa9Ty'
%ha vc,sd Sav WoI,n.n vestsrda s.a., T..
hasion aayint, that he had Sann nt t.t X ~ r.
i1on"a tInaNca IL ysaws wo5e nn, ~ ~ sass Mo
o00a fop'essn,1a: sL,,uw,,., nryn.oro,x
, 1875-01-21
NEBRASKA.
ANOTHER BALLOT.

8neeiai pfsnasch to Tx Gatcaas Trfaunx.
LINCOLN, Nab., Jan. 20.-Ihe Senate and
House, in 1oiut ballot, to-day, voted for United
States Senator. resulting: Thayer, 1G Dundy.
"A; Paddock, 12; reHt scattering. I. N. MAr-
quetto, now Of Lincoln. formerly Of platts-
mouth. got Tbayes's vote OF yesterday. Indica-
lions are growing more certnin that none Of tho
gentlemen nbovo can be elected. It Is also ru-
mored that Nebraska will follow In the wako Of
Illinois two years ago, and elect the preaent GOV.
eruoe United States Hoaator. Qoy. Garber Ia
to-tlay thu inost popular man IN the State, md
his election as Senator would only dieal,potnt
the most viruleut politician. Flo ID kuoNn as a
good bus!nosH man. and quiet. uuassunlng in-
diviaual, who would make good officer IN any
capacity.
ANoTIIEn TELF6RAM.
0NAuA, Mob, Jan. N.--1t is stated on good
authority that Gen. Thaycr las Withdrawn from
the Senatorial conteat, and that Judge Duuly
will be elscted United Statca 6auator tomorrow.
, 1875-01-21

srte,a{ E'xsm.tsh IA ihe chtcIaa Tr{tuHt.
ST. Paul, hfinn,, Jat.. 20,-In the Senate bills
worb introaucod tor the appointment of Jo,nt
Committoe to visit Madison aud confer with the
legislative committees and Slate officers Of Wis.,
cousin Oh railroad legislation, NTH view Of
chcapc1ling frefGhss TO Lah0 Michigan for tho
Improvement OF He'd and Minnesota ltlvcrs cx-
tending tho time for tho payiuuht Of taxcB III
uln0 grasshorper eonHtica apprapratiug fl0.-
00D for free bridge At Aauk ltupds.
IL the House a memorial Has introduced for
tho Improvement Of tie He'd River Of tho North.
, 1875-01-21

tho Hon. N. e. Boil. Of Fort WnYue: Secretary
Of ssete NcN, Judge Dykeusau, ot csss, aud tt'e
Hon. Albert g. l'or.or, If t'lfa CITY. n. u
Of tho nox Henatnr, and Tho best Of
feeling prevailed. Mr. hIcDouaiIs spoeoi!!
waa biief acknowledgement Of the honor and
pledge to allow no betrayal of tho trust ootn-
nitt.d to his hands. Az the leading Repnbll- p
speahers @ ~ woro 'lst lteptubIicana. Tha happieat
intcscl,ange OF compliments waa made, The
name Of Senator Morton boin9 ~ loudly
and heartily cheorod ~ TINT 81 Mr. Mcl}ohaid Or
Charlottesville, rreaidcd ovcr thu banquet. which
teiu,inatou at midnight.
, 1875-01-21
OHIO.


EIQEUN
CoLuMnus, O., Jan. 29,-In the senate this
nfternoon, tho Gensto bill was PASSED amending
tic Adalr law 10 as 10 provide for giving notice
to liqnor~sollora or lessors OF prnrefsy person-
ally, or liliug q written notice villa tho Cor
pnrasian OF Tnwuatip Elcrk not to soil
liquor to certain passies. Suits fur
lanages call be brought only aftor
tile exriratot OF ten days from tho date OF s,cL
notice. Iiquor-sollers are fo,biddan. under pen-
atty Of f!oll sl0 to EDO, 10 gi1o nulue publicity
to tho natucs OF peraoua "holn t4oy arc forbld-
dea BY notice to soIl l'quor to, Iho bill wsa
, 1875-01-21
REGULAR PROCEEDINGS.
ILLINOIS.
TIE EpEAEEl nECorPS,

c,.1,o, n,.a,,,1 r. ~. rI;s,,. 1.rn,,,.
acn1xor1rtn Inv On .-Tbo snoot.r In, &v1.
5.nt1v rocnuv,.r,a ,;a 3atorm;n,tion y, m ,rcr
~ w.. nonrl,,i,o,. ,o,,r.o tno o,no,;t'on d,,1
,,,,ti,o r. ..vo lin rron, t,o ,,a,,;,mantorr
r;.,ol,s aat tor lin, o,a nox n,s,na n foolr mt
~ rImaalf M boraT to,d,v hr crtt;nr m
,nh.,o m n ,,,,,,oc. .lre,av s;s,,ood ~ hv roto
=, 49, 1Io,,. t',st t.,.,. .,a <;. 49, ,1,,.i,,s,
*, A., h,trsr 49,, .,,, vol;ot,5o for IN forrns'
49,, ~ ,..,;..',4.... ,o;',,. 49, ~ A.. ,sau.
,a,,1nr Nnrt hn n,nored ~, sn,r;t tn
s,,,t ~ 4ta n,a,t sn,ri,g ~ is ,srs ss,,to,. NJ,
na;at,o.s r,r1is ,,ont,~v pn;n,a -r1aa;r ~ nu
n,ao ,rh;s .ha s.o,ts, afyo,to1 Nv t,,a ;r,o,o
aa..". =, 49,, H. ,oa,;sa-,,,. ,.r,..,an.
desice or not nearing NIB peBtHotous pagHsmeh'
w., sna sho,t.s I'm :. W. sneasr ~ III hs T.s rc
in the face. Ths Speaker wouldn't hear and the
membor from Du paeo. with all hts eruditon and
=, -. -.-7-..,.ss.. -. .;,t - -, .,...t
Vo!np'n1y on Parliamentary po1ntS u no ro'l'.
which he has displayed In an average of TWO
dozen speeches nero or leaa. per diem. mas
Thereafter to tho wondosment of Ill spectators
tho Aoase pToeesasa ~ssh hasan"ss ~ 9H'ss1y
as-say, a. quietly as any Eel-roEulated NAru
eaucun.
MEnn1TTs 1n1Sn-
Merritt Introduced = resolution on tho cur
rency Winch was prohaois aeeiShea 10 st'f up D.
n1mpus and furnish an occasion Tor buncombe'
but 1t did not rai8o tho fansest breeze. This
probably wn because out Of tue e1traof-
dfnary vc1biego in which the resolution
x,.t.z,. ,o,,d .o,1 o,.o,1
va" soueA'a ~ ~. !. 80
"naa IL me"ott eAsep' .'4' =" 'uiS
ntnbt National Hanks. Tor the reception
Of groenbacks for customs dues and In somo in-
o,,e,,.o,a,,;b,o fou,,ion expIajns that this scn,a
, 1875-01-21
KANSAS.
THE LAST LEn&aLaTuaE SAID TO HAVE DONE soNE
Et111lI11 fi,c.1i iEfSu

kSN@A0.
THE LAST 1En1aLATraE sA1o TO HAVE DONE soNE
suNUID Llw-NAKtSd.
tSpcetat DtspuIth 70 The Chlraao Tribune.
TorEEA. Ham. jan. 2n.-Ccnnldctable stir has
been created ero bv tho publication Of certain
.,gls etetcmensB conccrnin., the passa." Of GER
tain till by the lat Leglnature, known as thr
Preferred Stncts bill. It was hurried through
in tho closing hoa.s Of the session, and cou-
ferred upon certain Eai!rnaI Directors in tic Stale
extraordinary rowetn and privileges in the way
Of Watering tho stack atsi INCREASING the liah ~
ties Of their roads Without action the part Ut
tie stochheH.ers. Il il now freely alleged that
TIM blll sns pvEhej tltrJugh by bribery. ana the
atleeatouB 90 80 far as to rarun tue parties to
whom money waa paid. aud tho wi;,!cssos bs
whom the Iarmcnts can DO proven. 4 certain
newspaper " yc.v v1rtno.a p!etenkioas IL cscd-
lied With having $1,000, and yIrols mem
kcrA Of the last Legislature arc said to hare
been seen TO the extent Of frnm goa to el.0Ho
A7iece. An investigation of tho whole Affair
will probably be ordered by tho rrcRent t.csHta-
tnrc, ard the Indications point to Tho dnselo1'-
rnent and esaosnrs of n miniature lnci:c Afail
geandct in ~h.sa several paltical lMs,ls of beau
siful llunaEe viii be subjected 70 fatal Iluels.
ing - ....-.
THE 1roCsE 1sDonsrs THE rnEp1pEST.
TOPEKA, Ean., Jan. 2o.-AloNt o: the afternoon
was spent By tho Legislature over ths respl;,-
tions altered Il few days ago indossiaf: Grn.
Sheridan aud thu rrcsldcn: n the Louisiana
mater. HE IiOn6e dlepp5eQ OF II Ut m4EfuE "
tn ~ eelaI order Tor TriIa7. III the Senate con-
| siderable debate ersucd, aud nsctiunH ere mace
10 tab'e the resolutions and 10 adopt 4 eubtti-
tute. Lit, hntore any vnto waH taken. an adjourn
Natns Nas carried, and tho matter vii! ba the
! first thing to comn IN Tomorrow. Tho
| Governor sent ri1tenn noullnationa tn
tho Senate ,h:8 aftesnocn Of llcgents and
Directors FOR tbs Slate ,ntitut1a,Is. Au
appropriation of 81, ,0aa fAt les,ta',ve exrenres
| paseod iot 1;ouses to.iay. TIC Sonata J,~
tlictarr Committee reported in favor 1t the pas.
sage Of bill psoyiai.E foE Tho sesnssal "! ,,ab-
lie officers found guilty Of in.oxicatiuu or gam
hing
, 1875-01-21

tgrtttat dispatch to Ths Chicago 7F,tu1f
ST. PAUL, Jan. 2o.-In ths toint convention
tlera was ono ballot for Senator. 1arusoy
gained one, Davis hold even, Donuellv los: two
Quo by absence. Tho Democrats aul Davis N en-
both expected an increase iu rotten. nnd we're
disappointed. Ramsoy's friends claim that eight
votes moro will come 10 them whenever they
will secure his election. Of which he
was thirteen shork to-day. Thero In iacrcanung
talk Of tho DAVIS nen and Democrats coming to
an agreement, but no move has get been made
for conference. Ra,nsey's gain was by ,nsm-
ber OF the House hitherto c3untct as Ucmo-
crat. The Democrats will probably change tnor
candidate after to-uorroa's ballot, II Donaelly
will Let thou
, 1875-01-21

Destruction al Lille nna Property In
E:lliSNrstin.

ElIiSNr.iin.
SAN FnAscEFco, Gal, Jan. 2a.-Many lives ara
rcpolted lost by flood at Alarysrills. Ihroe
children arc known to i,ave rclisucd IN QUO
hn1sso Some Of tho principal buildings hava
fallen THO wreck Of property is extensive.
There is no Communication with the city except
by water. }nh: City is under water:
SALT LAKE, Ctah, Jan. IA fearful storm Il
reported iu tho Sierra NaEale Mountains and
that vicinity, number of brldGos on the Cen.
:rai paeitIc Railroad arc reported ~ashed nwny,
among otl!rrs tina. at sacramento.
Last hight At O'clock .nos ~sldo occurred
at Alta Eity, in the Little Cu..onxood canon,
Utah. Tho slide catno INTO tho upper pott.on of
tbs town, tlenoliahng .wo houses and killing aix
pcisonR-JainoH carey. his w,fn and two elildren,
aud John Faudeleen and Mickey Kelly.
, 1875-01-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.


Special Dispateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
BosyoS, Mass, Jau. 2o.-Henry L. Dawes Tas
elected Senator to-day on tho second ballot.
enough OF the supporters Of Judge loar yicid-
Ing to tho pressure to give hlnl 40 votes. 135
being necessary for choice. On The first bal
lot q largo proportion OF the friends of Judge
Hoar cast their votes for Judge DsvonB, III tue
vain hopo Of inducing tho friends Of h1r. Dawes
to abandon him ard present Republican caEdi-
date for whom they could vote. On this ballot,
hir. Dawea lacked IL voteB Of = majority, tho
Democrats according to III arrangement made III
their caucus yesterday, voted fur Judge Abbott.
but it Lad been given out that they wcfo ready
to change to Adsma II anything could be &C.
complished thereby.
4 mot,on 70 adjourn aftor tho hrst ballot waa
lost. The second ballot proceeded amdat great
excitement. When Tho Clerk had luiaAed calling
tile roll, Dawes lacked two voteB Of q majority.
Immediately member changed his vote from
Doyena to Dawes. This was followed by tho
change Of q Demoeratio voto from Alb
bolt to Adams. Changing votes thou
became general In moment Or tTo
another rncmbor changed to Dawos, which gave
him tho requisite number. But still tho Demo-
csats went oa changing to Adnms. and sogosal o!
t1oss who had voted for Judge Deyens changed
to Adama. Why the Democrats perelatcd IN
Abandoning their ptrty candidate at this stage
WAS not clear. uulesa they hoped to induce somo
nervous Republican to change from Dawes to
Adams. None Of thon did 10, however,, but
Dawes vote rose to no. which WaB more than
vas necessary. THO result Of tho ballot WAS sn-
uauuced, ~ follows: Wholo number, .2c3 !;
necessary to choice. 1856 Dawes, 14o Adams,
% Abbott, 10; Deyens, t01 uoar, Q; Pierce,
!; banks, !.
All the opponents OF Mr.. paNos. Democrats
as welt rs Ropnblicans, are oursiug tho stupid
tactics OF tho Democracy, and affecting to be-
Tho Esas ballet, tho result would have been flf-
forout Over forty Republicans steadsastly re-
fused to vots for Mr.. Dawes. 1t will be difR-
cult matter to heal this breach Of the party.
, 1875-01-21
hfIGE0lIE1.

DECLARATION OF CuCERIIL's ELECTION.
JEFFznsoN ClTy. h1o., jan. 20.-A Joint res-
siou OF tho Legislature to-day declared Con.
r. II. Cocksll elected United Etates
Senator for s1 years, from march,.
, 1875-01-21
Prison and Benevolent Doards was postponed
Mniii lla 11th Of FahrnarY.

Prison and Benevolent boards was postponed
until tle 18th OF February.
IN TIE tfoEaE.
Mr. FnfA. for tho minority Of shn Committee On
Tempersncc reported bill called by its friends
1Nras f'rtion bill. It iB tlle% Baxter. with
smcn''n.ents- license, 600; majority Of the
whnlo number of legal votela voting
a. re ~ !ass election to sign the application; ,s5o
20 slou lin" for any voter to sign R',ch applica-
tlon "lln df'i not votn all the last election; ine
lnF lltd1lratton In uinors or othcEB. OF Is. with
inlkrlanitrcut i'll tho Jail at 81 day for default
IN the payment in tho fine; aPo, for
rofus1ng 10 tettfs. penalty for violation.
f1st ofrenso $50, recotld ofrenHo $1G0; The
owner Of tho rrcIniacH to bc JOINTLY liable with
tlfc rcller for resulting damages 4 M tim was
male to Indefinitely postpone. which cail;tI forth
\ lengthy 1oDatn, cnrlinR By she bill beng Or
aered OH tie tabfe and printed for thc tutoring
tiou Of the 1lcHlber4, 4 bill To pav the debt al
tho Tc1ro Haute State Normal School, mad ia
provide si,kinE-,,,sul Of :40,oGD per
annum. was referred to lho Committee of Ha-b
and Means. A bill was introduced for tic
admission Of colorsd children into wllito schools
III districts whero no Eeparatc rchools nre pro-
vided. 4 resolution WAS passed. asking tlc Cum
mite Of Ways and Mcans to consider the rroprl-
city OF voting $4,000 to KansaH and Nebraska
fufferera also, iuAttncting tue Committee OF
Railroads to investigate whether tho Ohio 4
Mssirsippi Railroad lad violated its charter
with power to seud for persons and papers.
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WALLACE, DEMOCRAT ELECTED.
HARRISBURG, pa., Jnn. 20.-Tlle Legislature.
in joint ballot to-day. elected William A. Wallace
United States Senator by 115 votes to Jig for
Nr, Al1ixpu.
, 1875-01-21

NO CHOICE FOE kEEATOHt
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Jhu. 2D.-Two more unr uc-
cessful ballots for United States Senator t=ok
place to-day.
, 1875-01-21

snuey;nten1oncy Of tho fornor into the presl-
,1oncv of the latter, and tho supplying OF l'is
,toca hv Gen. BraoKn, who will orcrato both
IL Chicago aud New York. One result Of tho
,,oIt l,ns been rcstatement Of the manner IN
which Western Unionstock haa boen "wRser-
ct1" In 1858 Its capital stock was 1885,, 100.
subsequently stock WINS Issued for tho follow
Inn purposes, almost oil of Which WINS
"wntcr":
1xss-ascero. cash At t..f.esen. tsne4 ..$ 1e7,aoo
Fur im;ltIa snd fractions Of Asock a.. ,oo
Far otfkr objects. .............. :, da3'vs.S da3'v.S
For htock dividends. ......... 178in its
For lines puEchasHd. d..........'.. o,'11,"e'
In a. 1aoa. Tot.i c.pital, .sa2ols.7ao
sass-seck for uniteA At;'e. ,;Is Tssfs,11nan Ss,c1aa
s.ass ':s5sPAA e! As.5esS SstsRss' -, M
z5p s!adlh disi1onds q American -.
Telegraph Company....... s,o9o,uo' ,o,oo
rota, c,pts, .s4l, ,o63. loo
The duel between the two Companies docs
not eee,n to be attogether matter Of bt1si-
pcss competition. In fact, grave doubts ex-
tst as to the capacity Of the Atlantic & Pacific
to make anything like disastrous competi-
tion. The Graphic intimates TINT the duel is
gigantic stock -jobbing operation. It il gen.
era1ly understood that the old contestants,
Jar Gou1p aud Vanderbilt, are arrnyed
against each other, tho former seeking to de-
prcsa Western Union and advance Atlantic da
Pacific, and, when everything il ripo, unload
himself upon his opponent. Time will very
speedily tell whether this is movement in
khe interest Of business competition or Of
kook-iobbing.
, 1875-01-21

ALBANY, Jan. 20.-Doth Houses In Joint con-
vent;on to-day. elected Francis Ecsnan (Den. J
United States Senator, to succeed Reuteu T..
tenton,
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nE-ELECTIoH OF SENATOR nATARp.
DovEn. Del, Jan. 90.-The Hon. Thonnas r.
Dayard has been 1e-elsetcd United States SEN
Rtor.
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bEHGCRKT1E NUMfS4T16y.
TREsroH, N. j., jan. 20.-The Democratic
caucus tonight nomlnsted Gov Randolph for
United Statea Senator.