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Four OF illinois, Sons Convicted OF
E3urdcr Yesterday.
5ono Young Men Of Richmond, Ind,
Creating Much Excitement.

!sp+c,a' Hi.pa:cA to re Gheaqo yr;1nnt.
fiElLAnELrtis, Pa, Jan. 21..-AIicl.ucl Donncl-
tr livea at 10. iona South SistecHst, .reot, ITo
il butcher by trade. liz haa two vcrv hal
sons. Joecph and a1lc'lacl by name. Thar frc-
quciitly get drunk, and wIlilo sn that
condition treat their father 4ery
badly and threaten him with ali
kinds OF harm. Tonight tl,ose nice young men
went homo intoxicated, and finding their pa-
ront In tho house. begun quarreng with him,
and .using abusive language. Joseph, who is
Tho oldest. nged ~ years, waH tho worst
end threatened to kill his father Tie
old gentleman got scared. ran uat
Of tho house. and secured warrant for the AZ
rest Of both from AID, Dallas. It WAS gwen to
Policemen Thonpaon md Talc OF tho First Dis
srict. They went to tho 1lot,He, in company with
tho father, and rang the bell. Joseph camc to the
door, unlucked it. but when ho found who was
tl.ovo. shut it. Tho officer rang agaiu. ant, llo
once moro went 10 tho door and told Officer
Thompson lo might como in, but, II ho dill 40,
ho would put nn e1ld to lin. The policeman
very daringly vent in, when Joneph picked up
huge tlocl: uf wond which l4e hail concanled.
and. with IL. struck tue officer twice. Enocki,v,
him down and inliictiuC severe injuries. Tie
policeman, finding that u" waA in worry tight
place. and fearing for halifo drew StArp'a re.
yoIver and fired ut t].o drnnLon desperate. The
l,all entcrel his left side, lnalcting very
dangerous wound. After tho Shooting tho
wounded man Walled over to q drug store,
ul,oro it waH fond that his injuries were Of
! berio.ls character, and l1o was removed Ia the
hospital. where le waa tfonCht to 10 III a dying
condition. Tlle old gentleman went back to his
hpme. While there. Michael tho other .on, on
tered and ordered hs father ont. and .A1eaieue.
10 hill him. l1o draw 4 kniio on him, AMI would
ayo carried his threat iuto execution
had not Ar. 1:onney left liz tLen
hal another warrant ipsned for Michael
arrest. and i: WAS PLACED in the hands OF tsn
other poiicernon to serve. Ate. ilnutn,g nround
until y O'Clock. they gave up the task. lie will
probably bo picked up Tomorrow. lElo affair
created intense oxcitoment in tho viciuity,
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sptstai DisDatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
sr. PAUL. Minu., Jan. 21.-1n ono ballot taken
for 6onator to-day, namsay lost t,lroo votes,
Donnelly Gaiued ono, and Davis held his own.
RamEoy's supporters were discouraged, fearing
further losses tomorrow. Their opponents had
anticipated gains for AanBey, and aro greatly
c!ated. Propositions Of compromise between
tho Republican factions, npd between the Davis
men md tho Democrats, are much talked OF, md
humorous compromise candidates arc suggested.
Tho Eeening Dispatch strongly urgca upon
Democrats aud Davis Republicans James Smith,
JE.t the attorney Ut the l,nko Superior Railroad,
who was Ramsey's opponent twotvo years ago,
but followed Greeley aud others cut OF tho party
In 1912. and las ever since bnon cihssel as
Liberal Napubllcan. Full cat,ouscs Will bo held
Tonight but strictly secret. Propositions for
taking up low men will bo made, but will not ba
likoly to ba ndoptoa.
CuASpLE1s DEFEAT HURTS RAMSEY.
Rtmsoya opponents roIoice over Chand1er's
aefeat tn Michigan, thinking it wilt weaken Ram
sey'a support, wlich still includes twenty-five
Hho vera opposed to his nomination In caucus.
ito tbs Associated Pftss.1
CHAIRMAN PETIT AuAINBT nA1IsET.
8T. PAUL, Jan. 2l.-The explanation OF Petttt
Chairman OF the Republican Central Committee.
upon boiling Ramsey, created profound senaa-
tion. There Ia prospect OF general scsttaztug
tomorrow.
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1usntttT OF sto'ot Foods fornt. He haa bon
all object OF suspicion FOR long time.


ahoU. ab3 Ts1ncra Mt Work in xhns
Region - e:ofd tn Paying Quartt.
tsee.
!SEt'ta. Dispatch to Ths Ch1eaae 11aun..
SloEx CRY, H.. Jan. 21.---J. Dcspervs. a va11,
sha*n so'stE man in this city. arrived i.ro To.
night directly from tho D]ack Hills. Iro7nnt
ont with Col. Crows company, which eft
toro !aas octol!er. 1lia party confined t.,c,,
operations 70 tho fns.tEern part Of tho hills.
Ihoy found gold every place they proapectod,
but mt ~ fns'nE 'uantitics, tho weather bong
ntracl! lode ot g'Id-hcarlng q1,artz oi which Ia
brought Rovcral specimens. Good Judges say tt
il very rici'. aid will assay e1.o0o to tlo ion.
Can't. N'1ssers party. which left there about tho
part OF tho hills, aud are reported as bolng s1c.
cessfu Indians WHO canlo into Col, Gror'a
catnp reported about 800 white miners In other
partA Of the l,lla.
, 1875-01-22
THE PROTECTION LIFE.

Banquet OF the General Agents ut the .
GRIND TnclfiC Lnsl Night.
Tho General Convention Of the agents OF the
Protection Ltfo Insurance Company, which has
boon in sossion for the last two days. closed last
evening With banquet 1T tho G1anl Pacific
Hotel.
Ats o'clock tho gentlemen vera ushorcd into
tho Indies ordinary. where tie tnblo was spread
with an elegant and sumptuous rcpast. Mr. L.
T. uillInrd presided over the banquet.
Prominent among tho honorod anu odd gen
tlcmen seated at tue tables Wero Mai. III. G.
Tousey. General Agent Of WISCONSIN Mai. T.
Il. Harrow. aeueTal Agent Of hIissouri j. i.
Fisher, General Agent OF Iowa; II. j. Jarvis,
0encrhl Agent OF Nebraakn; L. r. Lyman. Gen
eral Agent Of Illinois; tho 1loy. T. Lli!eston,
Asstfs: AZ nsx, General an. - Asent 49, 81 es d
and @. N. Holden, II. E. 0oodell, Senator ]. e.
Hanes, senator 4. r. Crosby j. O. Williams,
H. ". Barnes, Col. Snyder. ". D. Robinson, Dr..
J. Il: 1lolliBter. aud nearly 100 sub-agcnts Of
the Protection.
The first toast OF tho evening was, "Ths
President Of Our Company" offered By II. G.
Tonsloy; OF Wisconsin.
AFR. Hilliard then read tho toaets in the fol-
lowing order,
spouse BY 81. Ryan. Of Chicago.
Tho agents; The veins through which the
life-blood Of the Company il conveyed to tho
toatt;" tospopso BY c. a. Walkor, Of CI4icsgo,
1.-The Protection Life Insurance Compauys 4
stauncA and safe craft, conceived ia the interest
Of humanity, to cagTy safely over tue shoals mud
bssskera Of llfo Ill Who embark Oh board;" re-
gponse by ths Rov. s. Gorstman, Of Selma, Ala.
"LIn insurance, whom pbtIned at actual Gust.
Ia tue most commendAble Of Ill Investments -
response BY Nal. 7. Fl. Harrow, OF St. Louis. Mo.
IA frso press !: tAo elevator Of tho people, tho
conseryator Of the public morals, tho defender Of
tho right, and tic bulWark Of the Republic |" re-
sponso by IL, J. Jarvis, OF Burlington, Ia.
"Iha medical profession, without whosa aid
aud scientific skill lie insurance would bo i'm
practicable; response by Dr.. IIolliater.
''Tlle Pacific liotel. tho graudeBs and most
complete caravansery for tho entertainment Of
tho public In the world;" response by tho Aey.
Z. Lilleston, Of Grayyille, I'll. :
"Tho Insurance Pross;" response by Col.
Davis, OF tLs Herald, ChicaRo.
"Ohio: may she soon be enbrac0d within tho
aisterhoou OF Btatos of the Protection Llfu In.
surauoe Compaay;" response by Dr.. Miller. OF
CIncluuati, ..
Th!a closed tho toaats, end at tho hour Of
o'clock the hApquct.hall WAS deserted. and the
gentlemen proceeded to closo up Tho fag-e1xl Of
tAeIr unfinished business, when they adjourned
atua die.
, 1875-01-22

Legislative Proceedings in Other States.

MICHIGAN.
CHANDLER DEFEATED.

u1lAsnLEH DEFEh171o'
Eretiat Hitpatch To The Chicago 3ffotsne.
IhNeINu, MiclI.. Jan, 2l.--Th0 llouSQB met IN
1,int Convention nj roon in Representative
7t.m ,n,, r.oon.a,a i, a., 1,,asouco Of m I'M
1'"':' "''a p'oe'eueu ~, ~. 'no - o- ,ntoro.t
n'ense crowd and Win tne loes oaEe' IA.oA'du =.
to ballot for United States senator. IL
Was known by 10 o'clock TINT tho Demo-
49, .;.a.xa.'t .,tonai,o Iho hatlnt waa
10 e1ci'cinohs "''enas ~, sA' ,a,,aa s on1
inteneo. rs the ron "aa calioo, aao
il was fo11nd that Chretiancy was supported by
b. til tho Do1uocra.H and boItors, tho hopea OF
ia ,,ti.ch,ndtor man crew hirh. and tle CHM.
~. .an.;,1,, ,,,,~asaod m, 1,sI,ot
aiaf men hecafilo 'etiip's otliesaeo oaoS
r suited i'll giving Chribtiancy w and Chahd'ef
, 1875-01-22

B11Ls INTRODUCED AND ACTED UroS.
Special U,spateA 10 TAe Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. 1au. 2l.-ro.h Houses had
brief sessions to-day. IN tho Senate, tie report
Of Martin Mcdonnell, Lumber Inspector OF Dis
trict No. Q. waB presented.
Tho resolution rcinting to compulsory oduca-
ton waa amended snd ndoltea.
Bills wero introduced to create tho County Of
Colby out Of she Counties OF Marathon, ClArx.
mud Lincoln; appropriating 800 to tho Green
County Agricultural Society; to authorize tho
Miucral Point Railroad to movo tho River
sido Station to point between niver4ide
md Gtatot; to amend tho lava Of
1865 relating to evidence; to appropriate
$4,000 for tile artificial propagation OF llsA to
proriuo for the registration Of electors 10 ap-
propriato 81, ,00o sach to tie seansen's Friend
Society, st. Josephs Orphan Asylum, st Mary q
Hospital, Milwaukee, Hospital, 1t. 1ios1 Orphan
Asylum, milwaukee, Orphan Association, Homo
of tho Fricndlosg. nnl st. AmeGanus Orphan
Asylum, OF Milwaukee, to incorporate the City
OF Oconomowoc; to appropriate slo0 to the
Lafayette County Agricultural! Society.
The bill proyiaing for the funding OF the cor
porato debt Of tho City Of Appleton VAs con-
cured In.
The bill to incorporate the City Of Oconomo-
voc was paEsel nndor suspension Of tho rules.
IN THE ASSEMBLY
q petition vas pit piesented PRAYING for the repeal
OF tie laws e.empting cortnin property through
out the State from taxation. and the repeal Of
the law e1ompting tho West Wisconsin Road
from lax.
A reaolntion was introduced to amend the
joint resolution relating to blenui2i sesBtuus.
Resolutions weto adopted providing tor print
ing reports OF tho Fish Eonl1nissionorBss; igyiug
tile uke Of the Assembly Chamber for ali address,
from President nascoinb before tho Agricultural
Society, Jan. 27; md referring the GoyeruorY =
message to appropriate committees,
Bills wero introduced amending tho Revised
Statutes relating 10 achango Of venue in civil
actions; in relation to the condemnation aud up.
praisal Of lands; amouding tho laws Of
Of railroad companies; to prescribe aud
limit the rate OF interest; III relation to making
out court certificates for ju,ors bhorif1a aud "it
.leBzes; to ropoal the laws in reference to tic
leyyiug and collection OF tarcs; repeating tho
laws Of 1874 to fix and regulate suits in County
Courts; to aniont1 tho Revised Statutes relating
to the organization Of railroad companies; to
amend Soc. !, Chap. 1856 LAWS Of 1871, Telat-
Ing to iuaurauce.
The Senate bill appropriatiug q, 600 to scttle
the indebtedness Of the Bind Institution At
jauosyillc, caused by fire. WAS concursad In.
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sufficient strength to Hing'o linn out - ths mort
Formidable ca,itlidnto to put against johnson.
Bterhena developed very con siderable strength.
lie is thought to bo Tho nn!y n,au that call feat
Jollngon II he cali bo beaten at all. SoIno mild
caucusing took piare tonight. but not ol char.
actor to ssB,,ra auy dofiulLo action It Ia thought
= choce will bo 1iAdo Saturday, but no ono IL
eeuGuno On that poiut.
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reflect credit upon them n,.1 tho party thoy rep
...,. -.aio., t,,oronch Domocrat A so1;d
R''"E 'at'e"'' 80. IT,. 49,,
complimentary so'c' ana '"aae nopo's "u'
Gzcd upon RI worthy TO receive 1t. Tho opinion
was oppressed by tlo leaders OF the party
,,'at t,,av a,ont, eunnort = 1;,,ora, coneorys-
W." .n"' '" g nr,,,raos;va nm, 1,oso ch.roc,sr
tI7e' amu piostene.'o 'ueu' "nono ao" ,r,'.
aud political record "efo anoVo foPfoach. ihog
nor had an opportunity, 1t was snd, to show to
lin sta,o md the ponnt.y that ttto party WAS not
s,,ot r., tv anv nn,row lines Init that IL surht
on,s ~ =. a". ',,s ' ~ a,.s.,s - ~" e..
ontg 10 tep1lho eoft"P.'o'' ny heiect'.k 'ne" 'o'
oftico who were u1iimrcachabo. Ihcy Woso
orroscd 10 bot1, AIr. Davea and bIr. ffoar,
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ST. Lor1s, No., San. c1,-Thc Commerce, No.,
Dispatch Eivo AZ account Of q dcsperats affair in
Mississippi County, in TIM southeastern part Of
th!a State, last Friday mud Saturday II appears
that young Ilan named Henson was
suspected Of robbery, and JRnoa Carr aud q
posse of fiyo mcn sent to arrest lin. Uurn3, tile
pursuit Henson shot Carr, killing lin. npu tho
chase waH aoasIaencl. The following ttAv Sheriff
Swauk, of 5Ississlppi County, with poRse. re-
nowed tho pursuit, wlIie, resulted in the killing
OF ono OF his poese tho ~oMualug or another,
and The capture Of Heuuou, attoz mor.ally wouud-
lug him.
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Commissioners.
THR CONTRACT FRAUDULENT
Upon this htatoment ~ fActs tho point ia
made that tho eontracs with Eirlatlson for
jlrisoti-Iabor "as nos only in vnlatian Of Tho
s.tate-iio1lho act. which, w implication, repealed
tlio Convict Contract law, bnt wss frandul lcht
alao. TINT tho payments by the State House
C1nlmlseoners 70 TUG Fententiary Commission
ora, but really 70 Htcha'tHoil have bcon iu vto-
lation of the statc,Housa m oct; third, that tho
payment to Inc afdefa' as Tor woil dono ut tho
fcn!ensiasy, fnr toffa'cotta wn1k dhnc At Chich-
70. In tra1dsl'ent u "a" aHd III fact. tue
money pail going 70 Richardson. 1'eHidna, thero
nro tho usta1fcrnftnh' ht1bcfy. etc.. which arc mn
worthy notice tlli profoL Tho object Of tho In
vcssieatl0n into Tie font'ons tetween the Htate-
1IonHe CoEnMss1orars and the Fcn'tcntiarY COM
1nisaionors, which tile lnvcttieat'ng COMMITTEE
askcd authority to make, Will ho apparent from
the foregoing.
THE CoMHfffEE WISH CLERICAL. HELP.
The lnVehtlBatiEIg committee. iii tho nhme re-
port, asked a1lthoEity TO employ e1iupetent &c
countant; aiao > csera. 1ts introduction caused
q very porceptiole fintter Oh both sides Of tho
House. The tllst objection came from Cum
Ininra. Democfat It was to tue pilln8 up OF ex-
neflseB W oupioylHent u an accountant
Aiid cEera. he laoVod TO- Btrlke out
that portion o. TIC report. Merritt. Democrat,
objected to tins whnlosaie invettigatlc'l; tlta
Select investigating Cofntnlttee wantcd to invcs-
t1gato estTytAlhg, 1ho Ieu!tent'arF Committee
could LOOK after the Pcnitontiaty. Junes. Of 10
Daviesa, Hopubltcan' nes'ber 81 tho COMMITTEES.
| Hatu tie Conlmltteo hecdea bott nccoilnth1lt and
CLERK there were accounts TO be Investigated,
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THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Ja,. 21.-For tho West
Gulf States, Tennessee Ohio Valley, and uppar
Lake Eeylou rising barometer, falling tempcsa-
ture, north OF west wlnas, clear or clearing
weatEor.
III tie Upper Miusissippi aud Lover Missouri
Valleys. aud tho Northwest, high, followed by
falling, barometer, lower temperature than OH
Thursday, clear. Of partly, cloudy weather, aud
nosshwestaEly winda. possibly shifting 10 souta.
orlY.
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Special Dispatch to The Ch,ca0o 7ritHns.
81, PAUL. MIMI, Jan. 21.-In the Senate
resolution was offered bg Graves, Of Duluth, iD-
structing the Finance Committee to inquire into
tho possibility Of removing from tho Stale the
stigma Of reputation by q settlement OF tho
disalIowed bondB OF the nld railroad loan, of
which the amount outstanding ID =. 10000.
The House passed memorial asking Congress-
to raisn the Swedish Mission to the second class.
Tho Louisiana resolutions woro u1hdo tho special
order for Thursday Of next week. bill for re.
$50. 900, was recommended to pass, Berry. Of
Martin County said uanE families within hi.
knowledge had ouly hay for fuc! through this
winter, little food aud scanty clothing.
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TWO MuRDERERs SENTENCED 70 DEATH.
!SaceiGl Lttsputeh = Tie G!hlealo Tribune.

HHttIR3 17tstWth % TIC I77lcHH0 1TI3uNt.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, jan. 4l.--1'or the last two
days tho courtroom in Urbana has boen denaely
crowded with al eager audience listening to tile
trial Of White aud Cozens, the lnurderers
Tlcso aro the murierers captured by Detectiya
Itittonhouso, WHO has won tho praise Of tho ell
tire community By Lis oxersions. Tho case was
concluded late last night, aud the jury, after
ouly little more thAu au hours delberation, re-
turned verdict OF guilty Of murder In the t!sst
degree. aud fixed tho penalty as death. THIS
feet satisfaction prevails oYor tho verdict.
To-day motion for now trial was argued
befose Judge Allen, With poor chAncs Of sne-
CESS.
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TENNESSEE,

J0UNshy 4 rnn1,T IN r.vopvrr
soeejai U,,,.atch n ~ c.tc,,,, 7tr,,,,,r.
NAsuy111E, Toun.. Jan. M.--Tho naon,a n,
Tennessee hsyo grown viii in tbotr orcitereau.
o,ar tbs Ran,tori.l nlac,ton rvorv ,,.n,si.'s'..
~n.n ~ ovar,, o,,,, to,.s ~ .,,.. P.sNt.oo@
n.o u osssy c''s' .o"o' ana 9islage IN tho btato
IL here. Iho people insist that johnson ia tho
man for tue times, aud layo now commenco1
holding nnbl;o meetInpa In nj. favor III ,vsu t,s
ctato f,ho oo,,arta. wv. 49, a,..s,. I,'s 'As
ota1o' 1ne sAuel'e' veto as closely packed
when tho TWO aousea tI,es In convention to-day
rs horotoioso, and a. much interest wss mani
tented, Johnaon's vota foil to as on tbs aacond
b.llot of tho dav. nroaucino ascIdoa .an .stsn,,
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4 nEruNLrcAN BOLT.
srkef1l Nspateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 21.-The Senatorial 6eht
grows in intensity. Nineteon 1nombera Of the
Assembly To-day. by standing vote, In the
Washburn caucus, agreed under no clrcum-
stances to voto tor Carpenter.
At the regular Senatorial caucua this evening
nlncteen members were absent. This looka ~
though bolt is surely organized, and that Car
pentor and Washburn both will bo defeated. 1t
is announced that the Democrats will join the
bolters, and 20 for Judge Colo, Of tho Supreme
Court. Tho object OF this Ia said to bs to create
vacancy on tho Supreme Douch, to bs filled by
Gov. Taylor With Democrat.
Tho csucua tonight adjourned, without action,
until Tomorrow night. Thoro III gfoat excite
ment over tho nattor. Thu defoat Of Chandler
" Michigan aoens to give the boltera great corl-
tde,,ea. It Ia further said that they will under
no circumstances 70 Tor Democrat, but etlck ia
Republican.
LATER DISPATCH.
=, 8ntetal nt.xatsh 70 7'hs q Gh'eaor Tribune.
MADISON, Wio. Jan. 2l.-lho excitement con.
Chandler l!as pecn beaten IN Michigan atrongsfl-
cna tho boilers in tlulr fight on Carpenter. El1-
teen 1nonihora nro onlv required to act
With the Democrats to beat Carpenter,
while ntuoteen aro pledged not to votc for hi1u
nn,tet any circumstances. Rumoss hro thick.
1t IL quite oyilent th1t the Carpenter msn tinl
themselves in bud bGs. It IL Low said that tho
toltdta will come Into eatlcus tomorrow n1gAt
and, further that tho boilers will unite with the
Domocrata Tomorrow and ad}oUsn tho I.eEiAla-
eare over until Monaay uiglt. and forco tho eleo-
Sum Of United H.Atbs senator into tho Legisla-
tuFn without nomination. Another story 10
current that tho I'd tournament OF tue Legislature
will be to gain time and settlo On noH and avail
able man.
ITO the A..oetat<d Ittss.}
MADISON, Wlst Jan. 2l.-rlae caucns to nont-
In Sfr.f i5,Ho ,.I.H
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BAN FaAxoisco, Jsn. 2l.-Tha Pacific Mall
Htsa,usr Dakota sailed Ut uoon to-day Tor Pau.
aua via Southern Caltosnss. Mexloan And Gen.
trki American porss.
QUEENSTOWN, Jsu. 21.-BtoAmship Tho Queen,
from Esw Xufk, haa arrived.
Nav Yuax, Jun. observation-disclosures 2i. 0esanlo,
tsuaa MvaspoaA
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OHIO.



CoLuNnus, o.. Jan. 21.-In the Senate, this
Aftornoou. the House bill to prohibit riding or
driving, orrcrmittiug any domestic animals togo
upon the truck or into any inclosuro Of any
railroad. wss passed.
III tho House bills we're passcd providing that
She earnings Of debtors for three nun4EB scr.
ylcea, as nov exempt By law, shall not e1ceei
$500; to permit stockholders Of railroads to ox-
tend tho tna Of the sano.
4 bill WAS introduced to mako ownors Of dogs
liable for damages lono by tho .Anlo.
, 1875-01-22


DECATUR. ILL.,, Jau. 2l.-Iho trial OF Jalnos
at.d Truston Adams for tho murder OF John
Staubb in November last ca1uo to cloEo yesteE-
day. aud this morning tie Jury entered tie
COURTROOM with their verdict. Thib verdict il to
the oloet that tho Ada1nsos shall be imprisoned
took tAe thing worry baloically, but tho young
nsn seemed very much sRisated. The motioi,
Tor msw trial MIL bs heard by Jndgo @, d.
b,uIth tomorrow, sud Il II Thought will be
xrautod,
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n1clMosp, lul., Jan. 21.-A party OF blooda
we.o arrested at q Lousc Of ptoatitution, ta
morning, aftor tho house hal been bcsiegcd
several houra. Alter paying their fueH they
purchased lot OF provisions, which wore sent to
the house.. nftor which tho young men returned
aud proposed to remain, Tbs police surrounded
tito hoaAo. Pistols and knlyes were Irocty e1-
libteG and tbroata loud aud long ,uads by tho
heaIoSel IN defend themselves. Ths pnca have
boon reinforced, and considerable oxc.senons
prevails.
, 1875-01-22
MISSOURI.
FEDERAL RELATIONS,

ST. LoC1s, No., Jan. 21.-Concurrent resolu-
tions were reported By committee of the Lower
House Of the Legislature to-day. protesting
against tho biit introduced in tho United States
Senate few DAYS ago by Mr. Waehburu, Of Mns-
sachusetts, providing that Cuited Statea Marsisas
may enforce payment Of judgments o! Enitca
States Courts by lery on aud aaIo vi property.
The resolutions characterize tho bill M further
interference by Federal authorities in tho
affairs Of Staten by tneans of tho ma
many Western States, under guise Of special ts.-
alton aud collection by tho poSer Of tie General
Government. Of certain c!ass Of debts or pre-
tended debts which the people deny owing, and
which, in many instances, wese imposed upon
them by fraud.
Tile resolutions were opposed by some AZ tak-
ing ground that the courts shonfd not hare
power to enforce their own Judgments, but they
passed By q vote Of &c to S2.
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MASSACHUSETTS,,

GMoKk FAou TIN 1ArILr-r1ktp,
Bssosa@ Dsspateh II Ths Chtxaoa 7s,a4HA
Ios1oN4 GAas., Jan. 2i.-Ths action Of tbs
pstaaefssis members Of The Legislature In ths
saasaesa for Uhltsd AtAtea Bcnator VIA axch ~ 10
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NEBRASKA.
Alz AuL -

Special Dtspateh to Tia Chicago 9tftuns.
LINCOLN, Esb., Jan. IA joint ballot, baIng
the nth 80 far VAS hsd at noon to-day, resulting:
rhayor, 81 Dunly, 10; Paddock, 0 Mason, 8;
Patrick, l Cunningham, l.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 Q. n. Every
thing Ia doubt no far.
, 1875-01-22

8ysotat Ul4osttA v TIA Ghlcass Trtb,fnt.
BATTLE CHEEK. Mich, JA4. 2l.--usiah II.
Eul,baugh sod In pagBsst. Of this otty, wars IT,
rossea .hs4 mosniug Oh charge of burglary,
EthAauklH hoase VIZ sSAfoked. kaaa lafQo
, 1875-01-22
INCREASED CANAL FACILITIES.

OTTAWA. Jan. 2f.-Tho Dominion Dohrif nj
Trade l,aa p1.:ci! resolution that provision bc
male for Tho pscHaso through tho Wotland Ca
na! Ut tho larScHt cIarE ri vessels naed on the
upper l:xos hv lnsrearit!E tao depth to II feet
OIL tlle nlirs-aii!H of tho in.ks,
, 1875-01-22

Tor tho appraisnncnt Of land, making the next
nHHcssment III 1884, and eyary two years ti,crt af-
ter. A long dobate enHt1eti oil tl,ls. Md as M
tho bill to limit the IUwer os ColMty Eomtni1-
aioners to oxrcnd moro than s2j,U0 for 1,'ll,l":
buildings w.tlh,t tho conrebt a popular vote.
Amendments were proposed fixing tho amount
at $40 n00 md at ,na-lialf of ! per cen: Of TIC
tax dupiicatca. Tho bill mud amendment wore
ordered printed.
The uouHo concurred in The Senate nmond-
ment to tho concurrent resolution to order tho
joint convention for the election Of Librarian
md othor public officers for tic 17!h OF Feb
tuary.
A resolution was introduced asking CongreBn
for mn appropriation for .ba improvement Of
tho Ohio ltfvet amt ita tributaries.
The Mexican War Aol1ss' resolution wns ad-
vanced to second reading.
Doth Houses united in Joint convention at
half-past3 to listen to addresses from ltrn Goy.
Wallacs and othefH OIL the temperance 1uoation.
, 1875-01-22

TIE LAY CD1kE ESTATE

TIE JAY COOKE ESTATE,
PHILADELPHIA, T.. Jan. 21.-Edrin NJ. Lewia,
tho Tr71aloe Of the Jay Coole estate, has CON-
meneol paving a dividend Of per cont In cash
to tho creditors Of t!,n estato whose clains vera
aaHttitc'l sl'd approved NJ, to Dec u last. 4
Dividend. wnlci, a tho practical beginning Of q
settlement Of The cstnte, "
, 1875-01-22

FAILURE OF y BOSTON Cay GOODS HOUSE.
NE% ionE, jan. 2l.-14o Eccnin3 Post nu-
nou'lcos tht suspension Of the Boston dry goods
jobblng-houso nf Heath, Anderson l. Co,