, 1875-01-21

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ExLusIvELY 70 THE DAFT plsPATGls
CAasox. Jan. l29Ibe vo,t in Seint.
on United sSta.es Senator .s.qal fl
Sharon = cherbuck Chpps D D.ynnpns,,
Didkeelp. SEd~ards. fsrreF. HcSiss.
King. Lockwood. McClinton. Piper.
Rckery.. Robertson. Slivensan. .Th"mp
-. VaIienAnd Wahsv. Tpsal.17; III
Republicans For MITCHELL Senators
Cassidy. Cohn, Gara,d. Grimes, chep
pard and westeott. Total. Tall Demo.
sutA For Chief Jrstice. Hswlel gp~..
Independent. from washoe. In the As
sembly the rctSfor ShAogSwss 81 fol
lows: Allen. Of White Pine. Andre,rs,
Atkinson. Avery. Black. Bedbins Rnck.
ingham, Crandall. Comens. Crnndail.
Nord. Frank Gesrhart. Gray. HAYDEN.
Helm. Johnson, Jones. Laversfb. L,v-
~, NcDonnell.s Morril, N,eh0ls. spge.
Reese. E. R. Smith. ]. p. Smith. Spence.
Van Sickles. Wren and Dover. Speaker
Total. 80; all Republicans. For H.H.
MitchelEhr Assemblymnn. total, "a; all
Democrats. For Chief Justice. 3.
HAIR:spURG, Pa. Jan. 12.-Honse Of
Representatives to day. bv .be popular
vote of 102 to o.. adopted resolutions
denouncing the Presidents abnse of
power in Louisiana. and protesting
against the action Of the President in
imperellirg afree Government; express
ing symps thy, for the people Of Lnni.i-
ana and co1nselling them to bs patient
and forbearing. 81. - 'l''' '- 81
ALBANY, n. T.. Jan. 12-The resoln-
tions introduced in tho Sepate.5 con-
demning the military interference in
Louisiana. were laid on the table to
await the report Of Committee ~
New ORLEANS. Jan II. The Kellogg
Legislature today. adopted resolutions
to 60 Immediately into the Senatorial
election aud to elect Pinchbeck. The
movement was so sudden that Pinch
beck's opponents seemed to be unable
to rally. Pinchbech was placed in noin- !,
ination. Each House vote resulted
Senate, Is TO 5; House. As to Z. Joint
session will be held to morrow for off
cial canvass. The re>election Of Pinch !
beck causes the hopes of several aspir
ants of the Custom House wing are said
to be really disappointed. Beli.f is
now we'll in favor of reconstruction.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 12-Governor Hard
ing inaugurated Jefferson CIT, to-day.
Inaugural message is devoted solely to
State matters, except in reference to
Louisiana troubles. 1t protests against
the constitutional employment of U. S.
Military forces as precedent and dan-
gerous to American liberties.
v1cKsBU sG. Jan. H. Befors The Con-
gressional Committee to day Crosby
was cross examined. He adhered to j.
statement that Governor Ames telt hip /
to use the power of Che conuty 10 regain
his Office. A number of teie9rams that |
passed between the State, and County
officials were produced and read. One
from Adjutant General Packer nv order
of Governor Ames 10 Captain Hall Com
dy of coiored Company: '-t'o"perafe
with your Company with Sheriff %ros,v
in his efforts to regain possession Of his
Office ard suppress the riofouss mnb in
Vicksburg. Captain of one of the col
ored Companies engaged in the fi.E..
testified that Robert Bangs. whose
mother testified that h. WAS shot in his
house by the whites, was III his .ompa>
ny. Witness belonged to- the Ooiored
Club.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. "A West Ghes
:er. Pa, dispatch says the Government
paper mills near that place on Saturday
las were placed under the chsrge Of
Government detective until a force of
lady clerks from the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington shall have arrived
to proceed to take an account Of. the
stock. Exactly what is the trouble is
unknown. 1t is Thought ib-re are sn
picions of some paper having been ,
stolen for the purpose of counter feiting.
KENosHA, Wis Jan. 12.-St. Georges 1
School and Nnnnery were
burned this morning. Loss tram 80 to
50, 900 dollars. Insured for $l1,00O.
SALT LAKE CIrY, Jan. 12-Snow has
oeen falling deeply for the last few 6ass
All the Union Pacific trail have been
delayed.
LONDON, Jan. IA Steamer Csrfez of
North Shields, has been lost in the Bay r
If Biscay. 26 persons drowned. =
LIVERPOOL, Jan. II. - Anived. ships y
George Thompson and Glengarry. from
San Francisco. -
PARIS, Jan. y LIE Soir says rumors :
we're circulated in Lobbles Assembly to II
lay that the Carlists had acaptnred
Pompeluna, and that General Marionez
the National Troops in the q
North, had pronounced against Alphon- >,
20. n
LONDON, Jan. 13 $50 IA M--The Da;.
y News correspondent at Herdaye tel ~
'graphs: 1t is said that Deputy Leon
Merino has left Madrid with five bun- q
lred followers 10 ra,se the Standard Re- IL
public in Sierra Merlno. Il .s-f n
MADRID, Jan. 12.--Kins A'phouzo ar