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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-03-05
Monster Wheels.

We recently noticed in the workshop
Of Ochs & Smith on Front street, a new
log truck under construction, with 0 #.
wheels, about 81 IT,, in circumference,
said to be the largest ever built in San
dusky county. The truck is for Mr..
Segar, of Riley township, aud will
make splendid show.
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ExCursion Tickets to Colorado.

t91 REDUCTION. From May 18th to October 18th
the st. Louis, Kansas City s. Northern Short Line
will cell excursion tickets ST. Lorrs TO DENVER
AND RErURS, for $40, for ninety days from date
For circular OF VALAUBLE INFORMATION RELATIVE
TO COLORADO, address 2. b. Groat, GEM Passen-
ger Agent ST, Louis, Kansas City 8 Northern Short
Line having extraordinarily dne accommodations
and connections for Colorado, excursion parties
prefer taking this line. Excursion tickets sold by
connecting lines, and at Ticket OHlco st. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Short Line, No. lI3
North Fourth Steet, st. Louis, Mo- Donr
fail to send for Circular
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The good people of Millersville were
ON Thursday at a loss to understand
what caused the excessive Joy and beam
ing countensnce of Mr.. Alexander Dol
wick, but when friends suggested
daughter he admitted that that was what
il was.
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"Tho Proof of the Pudding &c."

Said widow Jones-to Mrs. Lee
Where on earth gets thou this tea,
Thy butter, eggs, fruit and coffee
For such fine goods 1 seldom seer
Why, Mrs. Jones--if you must know,
They're sent me from SrAUsMYER & Co.
never, once, with them found trash,
Because they buy and sell for cash,
Iheymeasure give-and weight as well
But never seek the folks "to sell.
Enough was said-and Mrs. j.
With SrAUsNYER tradeth to this day.
MORAL.
Though this was chat, twixt two old
folk
Full "many truth is said in joke
just think this on-nor bulge Bit
The pudding's proofs in eating it.
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MARKETS
GRAIN

GRAIN.
New YORK, March 3.
WHRAr-Higher; winter Red western
81 22@ol %; white western'$1 25@1 "a.
CoRN-Dull; mixed western $50
SAC; new white western S4c.
OATs-Mixed western 67@69c; white
western 6S@71c.
ToLEDo, March g.
WHEAT-$1 OF.
CoBN-6Stc.
OATs-5ScI.
CLEVELAND, March 3.
WHEAT--No. l Red 81. Il; No. 2 81. .O5
@1O6. ~
OATs-No. State Gle.
CoBN-Mixed shelled T1c; ear 67G16Sc.
LIVE STOCK.
BUFFALO, March 3.
Cattle more active. Hogs-heavy
81 25@7 80. Sheep and Lambs active.
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We hear it is probable the famous
Coles Dramatic Company will visit our
city, shortly, vithan excellent company.
They have engaged the Opera Hall, and
are well spoken Of by the press.
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ghe 9rrnIuut Sunrual
FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1875.

TWO Splendid ChrOmOs, one Superb
OF Weekly Paper and one Monthly
Paper for the small sum Of $3.50. No
family so poor but II can airor THEM.
Subscribe at once.
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The Hubbard Mower and selE.Raking
Renner.

Farmers-consult your own interests
-acquaint yourselves with this unsur-
passed implement made in your midst.
Secure it for the approaching season and
save money. Mauufactory Fremont, o.
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SHORT ROUTE TO THE WEST
AND SOUTHW EST.

TOLEDO WABASH s. WESTERN RAILWAY.
The great continuous Short Line to Saint Louis,
Hannibal, Quincy, Keokuk and Kansas City,
through to the Mississippi river without change Of
cars, and connecting closely with all points in
Missouri, Kansas, Colorado and California. Pull
mau PALACE SLEEPING CARS, on all night
trains,
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LOC.fL MATTERS.
SupremelK HannH

Was the condition Of George Hurdiok,
jr., on Monday last, as he busily en-
gagged himself circulating the glad It'd
ings that this time it was girl.
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TOLEDO TO SAGINAW, BAY CITY
AND
NORTHERN MICHIGAN
And intermediate points.
Flint & Pere Marquette RaiIW'y

Close connections made at Reed City with trains
of the Grand Rapids aud Indiana II. K. for south
and north to the Traverse Bay regiUu
Connections at Wayne with Mich Cent. II. r.,
at Plymouth with Detroit, Lansing & Lake Mich
r. R., ~ Holly with Detroit n Milwaukee Il. r.,
al Flint with Chicago ~ Lake Huron Il. r., and at
Bay City with jackson, Lansing and Saginaw
The only route that avoids transfer of passengers
Low rates and quicker dispatch given than any
other route. J. L. NUURSE,
General Ticket Agent,
East Saginaw, Mich.
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PREPARE for the babies. Baby Car
rages in great variety of styles and
prices at @. M. Dillon Zoos. s
25th February, 1875. Gil
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SHERIFF SALE.

Barbara Meyers, AdmE., ,Plaintifl sanduskJ
against Common
Anthony Maybe Ct al, DefendantsJ Pleas.
TNpursuance Of an order of sale issued
i from the Clerks Office of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Sandushy County Ohio, on the first day
of March, A. ID. 1915, and 70 me directed In the
above case, / viii expose to public sale, at the
door Of the Court House, in tho City of Fremont,
Ohio, on
Saturday, April 10th, 1875,
between the hours of one and two O'Clock in tho
afternoon Of said day, the following Real Estate,
situated in the county Of Sandusly and Sate OF
Ohio. and bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
Inlot eleven hundred and nineteen uilS) in the
City Of Fremont, County Of Sandusl,y and State Of
Ohio. Appraised az fifteen hundred and thirty
three dollars Sl630.
Terms OF SALE.--Cash.
Taken as the property Of Anthony Maybe ct al,
defendants, to satisfy order OF sale in favor OF
Barbara Meyers, Administrative, Plaintiff.
Given under my official signature, at the Sher-
ih's otfice in the City Of Fremont, IN the Conty
and State aforesaid, this Bd day OF March, A. ID.
1915. HENRY CO0NROD, Sheriff.
GREENE & Son, Attys. l0-i4
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway.

This pioneer line OF Railway 10 the Great South
west, starting as ii does from Hannibal, Mo.
(where It connects with the numerous lines of Rail-
way from the East and North) also from the great
city Of st. Louis where all lines from the East,
North and South make direct connections with
their through trains, and the country through
which 1t passes is the finest on the globe, viz:
Through Central Missouri, Southern Kansas and
the Indian Nation to Texas, (the Houston and
Texas Central Ry) which with its numerous
branches aud connections. offers the traveller a
shorter, quicker and consequently cheaper route
to reach the most important points in the Empire
Of the Southwest. Through trains thoroughly
equipped with Pullman Sleeping Cars, Westing-
house Air Brake and all the modern conycniences
Of railwUy travelling, leave Hannibal and st. Louis
daily, running through to Houston Texas, without
change Of cars. Then with their branch line from
Junction City Kansas, which traYeFses the whole
length Of the beautiful NeOsho Valley and cOneots
with tho main line at Parsons Kss., and their ar
rangements with connecting lines from Kansas
City for the travel from the Great Northwest truly
1t can be said of il, It's the great American Thor
oughfare The
LAND DEPARTMENT
or this road have for sale along The lino Of Road
in the great Ncosho Valley, oyerO NE MILLION
ACRES of Choice Farming, Fruit and Stock Lands,
on ten years credit, at LOW RATES. They offer
great inducements for the year 1915, for colonies
and families TO settle on their lands. Special low
rates for tradspoAaton, also mans, time cards and
all information eau be had by addressing the Gen
eral Passenger Department, Sedalla, No.
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Trains arrive at Toledo from the West at 2:2O A.
NJ, lO:4b A. NJ, and 5:O5 u. NJ. Accommodation
leaves at $3.50 T.. N. and arrives at $40.
W. l.. MALCOLM, Genn Pass. Agt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-15

lowing tesula Walker 2i Price %,
Camdd1 is, ,aiHl Samuel Woods . o.
course hose Who Vol.sl. for Woods did 4
ior the purpose Of having him dropped
under tie rule Us the Fhindmost csndt
dat" But Dan. Johnson, and Others
took the position that Mr., Woods was
not to be recognized as Candidate"
and therefore could not be considered as
coming within the purviGw OF the rcsolu.
ton; that II any one was allowed to vote
for whom they pleased, the new rule was
a nullity, aud that % nominaioRcSuld
ever be reached under such rule,
The chair, being Camden man,
ruled otherwise, and decided that Mr.,
Woods waS the One.that must DO dropped
This gave rise TO ageneFal discussion be-
tween thefriends.and enemies Of Mr.. Cam.
den; the one claiming that the new rule
did not affect him on this ballot, and the
other side claiming, and proving, that he
should be dropped from the roll OF candi-
dates. The Chairman stood by his rul-
ingas tho only means Of saving his man
The discussion was being kept up and
growing warmer and warmer, until il
was evident that to sit longer would re-
suit in row, SO they adjourned, | forgot
to state, however, that the rule was
amended so as tOdrop the hindmOst can
didatc who has been regularly placed in
nomination before the caucus. This will
force n nomination shortly. Certainly il
cannot hang fire longer than this week.
The Capital bill was ordered to q sec
Ond reading in the House to-day, by a
vote Of 81 to 20. Removal seems to be q
certainty at this writing. AIOpOc.
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CHARLESTON.


the Legislature II Failure nv ~
WORKING lSOdys"AInendlnE the
Road IHw..l'GsHngr OF the MATT
nlplllit ASJ Ititn bi!l':Ailu!t 0r'S
Eeport NJ HGt ariil ,..,... ~. "
~. ~ I,ss, y cI1;S,,., ~ - S"S,.
nSs,Tn ,H s'j A. SrrcstrIi MI
HsSSvhi liz nee Inc F;1r Sf thc
noi,sS..i'FiyNis Pudding III I,iist
l0nnd Oni.sN stormy Caucus.
"iOnSc" Camden PRO perry OF
lhr 'FrnCItssiIis Friends Hang
OH 10 Try 10 Satc llitn1. &CIlH.
Tor IL he Wade ~ an Fairly nny..
lie tnIItal W.. t WrMcrcn 10 "
SecOg.u T., ''"""i"S I" III" '""S"'
N"', tSc' , ,o ,h-.
CHARLESTON, February III, 800
Especial tctt+Tcnienes 81 TN lhtSlllscnrrrl
The Legislature reminds one Of fifty
or sixty men pumping with han,l pumps
to remove the water from the hull Of M
old steamboat when II runs in u little
faster than they take II out One fellow
will take hold Of tue pnmp.liandlc aud
thninp away Until his wind fails or he
bursts the pump, and then he will take q
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IMMORAL semelIes superseIed.

All except thOn who refuse to 10 convinced BY
tho most positive proof, admit the ndpItC superior
lily Of IIustUltrr's Stomach BItcrs TO tho mineral
remedies whlchit his TO very great extent super.
seized, and which, II Is to he hoped, for tho sake Of
the human stomach, may eventually bc abandoned
altogether, The NttCfs arc q most potent CnrreC-
tive Of disorders Of tho liver, stomach and Kidneys
Habltull constipation, dyspepsia, bovO complaints,
and the uunlGmus aud phRlsGiul symptoms which
Indicate Internal weakness OF disease, arO IN every
instance not only relieved, hut cured, by persist
eut aud systematic nSe 0i this sovereign remedy.
Intermittent and bilious rcmIliCnt ioybn may bG
surely prevented by daily Sc Of this powerful but
pleasant and mild tonic. Physical ViB0r h tho ltal
aunOr In which to encounter disease. sOeurs II by
recourse 10 tho lilIius. OOlAW
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% CnNS Concentrated LyC.
Ion Matches.
3 barrels GarFUtt'A snuils
fO Oxcs CARROTS Packs.
1,O'0 pounds Dutch hiallOr Print
h1O " Indigo Spanish Float.
u larrCh Chip I1iwOOl.
u " chip TQstlc.
At LAUGllLTN BROS 4 cos
60 pounds ChlOrOorm.
~ " Bromide Potassium.
% B" CAlOmGl.
N " lWlldO Potash. ~.
30 " Fluid ExtmGts, TlllCn'A
10 Solid Extracts, do.
2tD bottles Sugar Coated Hills
Al LAUGIHIN bros 4 cos
70 dozen MEcr's Cod Liver on.
- Halls Lung BalAm.
~ JaynGs ExlpCtOmnt.
% Ayers Cherry PcctOnl,
1000 Reconsideration &c.
800 lhioman Drops.
DO HOlIrCy's Cordial.
l0O Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAUGllllN bros cos.
1000 pounds Grain lcppCr-slngiprC.
hO0 d" Cloves.
I'm AllspiCe.
200 Nutings-G Government
NO Cream 1ATtar, purg anil choice.
go Mustard, IN cals and In hulk
900 GDllnl Ginger, Fast lldlaH Jamln
Coxs Gelatlne, Arrow Root, TApioca aud Sagn
Oc2O AtLAUGIILIN BllOS. h COS
100 ounces QnlninC, Powers & WGghimant.
30 sulphatG MOrphiA.
30 NitrntO Silver.
30 !" Strychnia.
For Nle at LAUGIILIN RIOS. 4 cos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Launhlln,s Infant oordlnl.

Tho ChlldscurC when lccthlng-lo relieve milan.
LlhtlOn Of tho Gums, to allay llheAdnCSal In quiet
Collc Palms TO prOlnOte Sleep, t0CurO Hulnner Com,
plAnl. This We consider ono Of tho mOsL valuable
rOnlclCs 10 10 kept In The inmlly when Tho chill.
dFen Atc cutting their teeth. We arc selling thou.
minds Of hotties, Rnl have 10 hear tho ltSl pOrSUr
SaY II Il not NIL w0TVComnCnl II to II.
MOTHERS, have you Iickly, teSthing Jdbs thai
fpRNs the HOURS Of Nf1irr when you HI long iof
rSO Into ono LOSG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRI-
MINT and CARg2 Cry Crv- Cry-ull day and all
night long2 II yOl have, lticM 10 rcdioR, In rOil.
ylncCtl, h'tRtb IN hnger-.-n PEw dtOpS N INPAST
CORDIAL and your chilli WILL 10 PACIPIRD, and
SWEET, IRPRESIIiSU sLEEP will take tho place Of
wAKRPuL srPPBnlSG. rrocurU NJ Oncc a bottle.
SOll by all Druggists anil
. LAUulItIN BROS. 4 CO, rruprlCtOn,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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Statistlcaol Tho ilrpaecs in and out of
blast were brought down to the 10Th inst.
bya suppIcpOqt1lrcPorto The Secretary
OF GJ6 completed furnace stacks in the
country, AZ hml reported TO the Asso-
ciati6hlip II tlic 1O5ipf February instOnt
their cbnhlt6h Oh ihbiSt JaInatE'Iast,
OF these i72 stacks, 200 were then IN
blast aud 2i9 were out Of blast. In addi-
ton 10 these 2l9 out nj blast, ~ Of the
900 then in blast were announced to 10
blown out in January. This would give
OH tho lst Of February 2IO furnaces out
Of blast, 225 IN blast, and 22l to be heard
from. OF the g24 not reporting, it Is ell
tirely safe 10 assume that onc-halI Of
them were blown ont on the lst Of Feb
runry. Fully One.half Of all the furnaces
in the country were therefore out Of blast
on the lst Of February, degree Of de-
preston not previously reached since the
beginning Of The pnnic' Tho Ia report
ing stacks are classified us follows:
Automatically blast January ], lOj F.;
out Of blast, 10; to bc blown out, 8; total,
l75 stacks, ..l.
BimhInotis--M blast January ], 50;
ont Of blast, 60 to he blown out, 0; total,
l2S stacks. ft
Churcoal--In blast january /, %; out
Of blast, II to he blown out, 20; total,
1914 stacks. =
Mixed flicls-ln blast january ], 81;
out Of blast, 2;total, 3 stacks.
The i72 reporting stacks return M ag-
grcgalc Of 5GO,S71 net Ions Of pig iron ns
unsol,l oil the lstof January last Of which
1Sl,O3O tons were anthracite, 100000 tons
were bimminous coal and coke, ljOl07
tons were ordinary charcoal, and Gi,145
we're car-wheel charcoal. The report
Onits any estimate Of The probable rllan-
lily ii ptg i+OtiinIotd Oh tic lat Of Jan.
nary by the 22i non-rcporting furnaces
hut adds that Of thcsc flitnnccs 10 were nm
tbraeilc, 50 were biLumnOus coal aud
coke, I2S we're charcoal, and 3 were mixed
h,nIu o.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

1IAPrY HEtiEP YOR YOuSd Mrs from the effects
Of Errors aud Abuses In early liit. Manhood re-.
stuTe,i. impairment to MAffiaEe removed, Nov
ncihUl Of Treatment New and remarkable reno.
yClopca Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
~ Ninth st., Philadelphia, th.,-nh Institution
having high reputation iOr honorable conduct and
professional skill. jNnt54lAw
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

/ a victim Of youthful iupruhcrcc, causing prp.
mature dN1y, nervous debility, Ctc,, having tried
N vain every known ttniNy, hHI flllnd a simple
scifCttrC, which 10 will Pn1 lree 10 lila follow nilE
Cfers. Address j. II. REEVES, Is Nassau sFeul,
New York. lana
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NRUlr TREES, sIIRUBBERY, 10,

NRUIT TREES, slIRUBBERY, &c,
Il
Tho DroDrlCtnr, NJ Pleasant mi Nur.ery. West
yinInn. nTo INV 0lIbring i'm most r0mnIeie Nm.
Spry sock SrnWn within 1he stSiS ior maIiy war;
Thirty.ioi,F yoarS, exiSrienco and olSSTyatIan IN
tbe TTo,Fnv T iTuIi SiI iTit iTcrs In. ennhI,SI N.
|" hTes"nI ysrv Iarre eSlIociio1 n ali klnIs oi
iruIs embrncina ali mi nav yaTettcs which have
iN"n LSSiSi In ySfion" loniiiiNs. 1nI fonnd W,Il
mlSntc IN thIs ciimSiN OuF tfCOs ar" alI TrowI, on
ihS bIvhSsi ISni In ihis Cnnmirv, mi eSnoS"i In
,i0TmI an ali Sde1, which wTlrI. 10 tLo planter n
Mor' L"r,IY, healthy inn thsn rSn noIrihIV In
Iro,r,, nn XII inv Hr LATHAM iSnds np ,louhic ho
~ ,,,,t - 80 - o"n,tI'i ~ az .l ,,,tI ~
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rIIE IION INTERESTS.
Meeting 81 nc Iron and Steel Az
70 SOainti0n..s

At the recent meeting Of the Iron and
Steel Association, held in PhiIpdelPAia,
the report of the Secretary, James N.
Swank, was'laid bGi6rCS the Association,
1t contains thorough review Of the con-
litiOp Of the iron trade and many yaIua.
bic statistics, among which is the follow.
ing Of tho tatsl'PrOductiOn Of pig iron in
hnIrniLnA ~ ~ - -
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tonight was stormy. The new rule 10
tltorthC hindmoat candidate came into
rcqnisitiQn tonight After n vain effort
on the part a "Solon ShinglC' Stuart,
Assassin Good and few oIherS 10 adopt
the rim rorc system Of voting in the eau
Gus, one ballot was taken, with the fol.
, 1875-02-17
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,, FliEKU

seizure and sale npon execution or othar proteea
Of court. Tha naws Of this discovery has sprchd
since Saturday morning last, when it tranAptssd
and haa carried diamay to great na,ly, causing
considerable excitement aud indignation
throughout tho Terrtury. In Southern Dakota
tho sxcitomont Ia intonso. and culm. .natod last
night In noosing at iankton, where an
immense crowd gathered at tho Conrt-
1Innsa to givo oxrreBeon to their feelings
and adopt resolutions to he presented to Con-
gross for relief. Among tho speakers were Con.
Bcaltey, Ds. Durlolgh, bartlett Trip. George
II. Hand. SECRETARY ot tho Territory, aud Judge
1,rookinRs. Mr. L. d. Farmer was mado Iresi-
dont. and h1r. Harris Secretary. 1teHo}utons
were unanimously Adopted settling forth that at
tA last scasion, tho Dakota Legislature PASSED
all act 10 provide that tho conveyance Of hoine-
stoatia shotl1l not Lo Wild without tho wito
Joined IN making tho samo; that tLrco sectons
saiu hill before Its tinal paasago; TINT
ous OF these aided sections had blanks left
therein, AMI tlcHo blanks were tillol by we'll
known hautl, 30 that il ropenls all exemption
lows and amendments thereto mado by previous
Legislatures that tho law WAS pasBed BY false
pretense, hut it was understood to 10 In further
Rnce OF tho purpose Of Tho Exemption law thatt
by tile passage Of this law, tho people in timoof
calamity and general suffering arc loft without
protection from pressing creditors that Ills OF.
lcstH arc ds1,enrtening aud destructive Of vital
insorests OF tho Territory already crushed by un-
prcccdented hifllcnlt1ca, and they casnestly pray
Congress At the present session to relieve thom
that tho Rutuor OF thB premetitated and villain
oua outrnge upon the rights aud best interests OF
Dnkota Territory deserves to bo hold up to tho
e1eerntion OF all good citizenu.
, 1875-02-17

Special utspatch To 1hs CHICAGO 7ribwk.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 16.-The Assembly has
done good days work In Committee Of tho
Whole today, gong through perfect griat OF
bills, an.l afterwards ordering large number In
definitely postponed and to \ third seading.
Among tho latter was ono making women eligla-
bio to holding schoo! Offices.
The Senate had long discussion on the reso-
ution Instructiug tho Judiciary Committee to
report resolution in regard to bleuneal spssious,
It was finally adopted, and tho Committee in
atructed to report tlla resolution tomorrow.
Tho appointments Of William Starr aud JonA-
than Evans were confirmed 81 Normal Negouta.
Among tho bills coHc1rred In last night wero tho
following App1opriating $4,000 to the solders
O.phnns' Iloma; t57, SOD to tho Insane Asylum.
Madison; $28gD0 for the industrial School for
IIoYs; $163, 700 for tue Northern Hospital
$l8000 for tho blind Asylum $500 fur tho
Superintendent OF Public lroperty for station
Tho Judiciary Committee have boon holding =
secret session this evening, taking testimony In
regard to Judge Snall'a Impeachment case. The
testimony will probably bo through with by day
after tomorrow.
boeIAL.
Tho legislative p&rty iu the Aasrmbiy Cham
bar Tonight promises to be grand RffaiE, and
the aociaI event Of tho wiuter. A large nusnbat
OF Invitations are ont, and many people from diff
| ferent parts OF the State have arrived here.
Tie report Of tho COMMITTEE to Investigate
| the House nf Correction was made to-day, aEu
showa tha4 the chas-tact0ry has mado profit oi
o,503 since itH establishment eight yoars ago,
, 1875-02-17

DIpaci, Dc Wilt 1a., I. 4. Barr, co.,, m
Julia i. liruwl. HteenWooi, Nd. J. r. Dnr3,at'
tan Derby. In. j. r. Carlenhury, Claytnn Iif.
e. L. Crooks, Cautrll, Ia; H. CIark, Seymo,n..l ,.l
H.; &. +. nRwHoH. HANNIBAL, No; r.
Mo-; H. II. Edilcot.. reru Nan. ". Fnrana. 1.tIsn.
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