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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Assessor and Collector.
of
GEORGE SHIELDS

as II candidate for the Office of city assessor
and collector, at the ensuing election, SUBJ
Ject, however, to the nomination of O con-
convention ~ held.
, 1875-01-13

Annual Election of Directors. Etc.
The National Uanks held theiE ANIMAL e!eo-
tiops fur Directors yesterday and the result Ia
given below,-a few, however, not selecting
otfcarH:
ton, #. ii. rortst, Mancsl T.itoti. T. +. iswfenee
l.. !. ulss. NslsoA Morris ii. ii. Wnarth,
I're.ittm-J. 1rsiug foarce.
.s*stx;aas.I Iaslitv--W. i. Smith.
As R.ss,s S, li;!9E e. g. earts rs.st sis9so n%.n
l.iahop. g. H. Steele, 4. T. Benjamin..
t',estd.n.-n. r. aool8ll.
Hr>e'or.@k: i. ao%isii. NJ =. Benton. 3. Y. p.e.,
l,an,et noalo,o. H. hsitls, l.. Il. Eataos, John Nc
uinnm, JE,
F.yssittnt-N. 1udIngtan.
Fits,if4stdsnt-H. q, Dufnnd.
Cashlmr--isaae q. Lu1aLaEa.
A4ztas4n&- Calhur--E. u. Lathrop.
Gilbert. u Q. nuEsnA, i. =. phl!., !. u, 1ombsr1.
@. T. barton, l.. D, Norton, y. A. jonts, Hcnry %li-
Lack. William D.ukinaon.,
t,asaJ<si-w. j. Eaaisoss.
Observation-Disclosures Stewart,
nfs1rfny.--,s'.es MeKinitey, wttit.m stsw.rt II.
s vi :sss os.s Il ..s as' %.n Elaes &C nss 1ss.
SA'!ger.
C1T1.
Frfstjent-W, Bushnel
tushtsF-A. b, Miner.
H.Jectafs-W. Hushupl, 4. u. Cannon. T. Il. need,
J, ]. ulozsnsEt 4. u, Mt17t.a
GoAs xxt:iIAsGE.
Iiffctor&-p. +. Hutchinson, S. 4. Kent In 8.
youngiovs. ]. IL. Dwight, A. s. hurt.
COMMERCIAL
nirfesars-lteusy r. fanle*, ". II. Ferry, II. II.
Tsylar, ANre.l coae., 4. + lnlslfer, Henry kssa,
Hsugy WIkip9+ y. ". lawson. n. d. Wi,ah4s. i. i.
l's&.rKuns. Joha a. MArklsy. u. L. Culver, n. 4.
Eal3bank.
COOK COUNTY,
Presfidnt-D. F. Allen.
(i.*hi<r-A, Nest.
li.tcter.-C. j. Nsoxl, Clazes Stuart, n, g, Mutt,
4. wrtt, u. +. Musphty, IT, +. Aleu-.
GEnaftS.
DirrefoF&-lltnry Grernshaunt August Heck, Petsf
Grhuttley, iliaA aretushAun Jabu 4. 1Iuek. Conrad
Hslpp Lluls Elel AezHtsku Hart John uritlhK, l.. f.
, 1875-01-13
RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY.
PROPOSED GENERAL, Ltw.

Special Dispatcii ta 7hs ch,eaon Tribune.
WARRINGTON. d. G., Jan. 12.-The House was
occupied considerable time In the consideration
Of n general law granting tho right of way to
railroads through public lands. The bill waa
passed. It is an important measure, aud is tho
result Of careful Investigations by tho House
Committee on Public Lands. Tho bill provides
that the right Of way through tho public lands
shall be granted to any road duly organizad
rlnder sthso or Territorial Law or net Of
Congress-, to tho extent OF 100 feet OH
each side At tho road; also. tho privilege
to take from adjacent puhlc lands material,
earth, stone, md timber necessary for tho con-
struction Of tho road also tho ground for sta
tions, not exceeding 20 acres for each station
to tho extent of one station to each ten miles Of
road. tho mode of taking privatc lands being
left to 30 fixed by Territorial legislation. This
rght-of-way through any pass Or canob is linz
tied so az. t}rBt not to intefcro NTH any wagon
road. and second, giving 10 any other raifroad
the right to pass through tho same on the track
Of Tho first road OIL paying IN equitable share OF
the eXpcuGGg.
, 1875-01-13
H. Hthnlr

ff.,HE,
I'stsfftn'--A, l.. t'lcIlair,
Fh~-f,rti''rnt--Inlti iii [,'ltier,
tHMtF-tl"rr"e ". Fu1rr.
,fs"asflnt.t ushrr-I. II. ilak@,
>, hr"*iora-A u. lHlltngs. Jasua 1'eidIer. Dos!d
Hrndi~*. ". A. Tsieott t'nrAlA Mestn, II. =. nrrrA-
e. j"'l' Mrtrthnr, Jnn Tsrrrft, e. +. is,sscti,
MtEr1AsFs.
{4rr+'asrt-t}. u. HtA.r.
}'srr.f'rr;iirHt-1 X. 1lotsfrrta,
tH*ht"F--,tnhn ftn kngsI.
i'irrcf"rs-t. u. Ala,r, Tho1nan III. Avery, O. i,
nlar,,' Il: n"trfor'. William 1l1ar. join 1'e Koren,
Iall.cl 4. .1nnef.
r. nfreefo,*.t, r. Mcvsetsr. r. n; rhelrs, r: NJ.
rrutbS O: II: Fargo, A. u. Pullman. i: 4. f>tls, i. u,
NATIONAL. HANK or lLL1No.a,
T. I; wahl, = Moh!er q: u; G1',phsi II: n. III!,
". Copk, deorgo Schneider.
NORTHWESTERN.
irtShEHt-tlsnrKn HturaaK.
I4,tftra-ti~oreo Rtu1Ttr. Iohn H. arortall, Ansop
staEnf. r. buckingham. ,luIHrs u. SsurgrH.
F,,narnt-J. O. 1sutiet.
fHsht.T-T. j. TalfIE.n.
.ts1stant CdAh,rr-- hliert I. Rtnfth.
Hs'fffa's-J. ~ it'ilter. n. T. tallman, NJ. selz,
Johi 51s.sasht, 4. I. Smith.
ESloS.
I'rrs'ient-w. +. Cnoli,augh
fifshfer--t'enfec a. isrb. ..
Ulrectors--1hv'd Bows. J. II. Williams. !. Y. Far.
WELL baiei Thompson. t. ", tlcli, AHa Ilnw. ". F.
t'noi''ahrt 4. 4. stnnger, G. T. uhecor. iirlnan Il.
tfati.
UNION srocH-Yaap.
J'rsssGrnt-W. +. Tucker.
tts*htrr-E. n S&ichtsey.
Ax,I4f,f7f- i f,shtrf-tiet,rEa E, Conrad,
Lfttetors.:-W. +. Turkrr aancri Talcost, 8. NJ.
Etc&cfsot. s. .. haatiI. L. H. stckHeY.
, 1875-01-13

testified that It il The general opinion that labor
10 ptln,a sscte evidence Of corruption. Cameron,
OF Illiuuia Of the Committee, says there il now
Intimidation a,,sl social ostrseif7. Tlirre Is M
honest lnye uf the Union in the Southern
t,ppplc. Another OF tho Committee raid the rn,-
t,i.nu Of affairs in hlaharn has not been repre-.
eruled 10 tho half as lad ~ It IL. Tho report u
tho majority nt the Ctvuuitteo will 1nd.
cato tLjs. Luttseli, even, tho Democratic
Granger. ii yer: unfair politician.
ekys: "t}f eut,rRe, VIC Democrats o.,
tic Committee ehoulA make rcrnrt: but tell
yo,t, sr, TINT the condition Of nfIairs there Ia IT,
IernalI- batl. nm confident that. II tle Ncrub-
lean Congressman from Alabama, Aloas'ner
Whsc. should 60 to some parta OF lila e"h
State, he woh1d be aesassnated OH account Of
his uuiiticai Inaition heEe.'
, 1875-01-13

!srteidl Dispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jau 12.--The session Of
the flouso .gan comparatively unfmportant. Tho
basis for additional reforms by rostmheter-Gen-
oral Jewell In the Post Office Department wns
hid IN tho resolution directing tho Post flee
Committee to ascertain whether any change in
tho Postal laws would sccuro . reduction Of ex-
pcnditnre.
G'>1.p nASNs.
The passage Ut the Sennte bill to remove the
limitation restricting tho capital Of gold hnnks
to 81 100000 permitted several members to ez-
press their vlowH upon tho Senate Finauco bill,
which doubtless will soou become law.
Con. Garfield probably stated tho opinions Of
= considerable number of members when lso said
that lie voted for the Senate Finance bill az
much for what was not In u IN for what ia In 1t.
lie considers that there ia nothing in 1t except
the promise OF resumlng specie payments. He
saw the whole troop OF fanciful initiation thno.
rleS which louna many advocates In Congress
eliminated from 1t. The paseaRo Of tho Souate
bill, ho thought, waB equivalent to public dis
approval Of many chimorical notioua Of h1ance.
TIE AnnsY PAY DEpAnIMEHT.
The House Military Committee have agreed
upon plan for tho reorganization OF the Pay
Dcpar1mols. Of tho army, THO plan provides
that tho Pay Department shall consiat Of one
Paymaster- General. With tho rank Of I,rg4dier-
General; two Assistant pay1nastrr- Generals
two Deputy Paymabter- -Genorais, and fifty pay-
mastera., Tho bill WAS referred to tho Comittes
Of tlle Whole.
,nssED TUE CHANCE.
uen. Dntler, by being. absent from hta seat
thia nlosuIng. caused tho postponsnent for Rt
least two woeka OF some important bills respact-
ing, Southern Affairs, among ttom tho Civil
Rights bill. Reports OF CommittooB were called
in order, but members paid little attention to tho
cali, and the Judiciary Comtnittes was passed
bofoEo it Was noticed. It then appeared tkat
, 1875-01-13
ALABAMA.


Spe7at Dtsratch tu The C'hitaoo Tribune. =
WASHINGTON, u. G., Jan. 12.-TAe Alabama
Investigating Committee has returned. Tho
Republican members Of tho Committee ars
united "a to the facts, and will bc entirely agreed
apon tho!s report. Ihe Cumua!ttoo waH divided
into two Bub~Committoes, a,,l visited difror-
cut soctiona, Cen. Cubur1 being Chairman OF
one. and Con. Albright OF the other. Thu
Committee state that the published accounts Of
the evidence have been grossly incorrect tllat
the general press agents refused to senl the
facts given ttlem by Tho Committee, 4nd su,,se-
stucnty Bent grossiy'distottcd Ktatomeuts Cen.
Albright, Chairman Of tho Suh.Cunmittee t3.nt
Sumtcr County. BAYS TINT tue statemuutso of
the famous liaysI I1awey letter ase bccl, ,,royca
absolutely correct, with the exception Of two
tacts. These two facts were tho alleged murder
ot negroes in ChoctAw County and tho asa.ssiI,s-
ton ot Lipscomb. Thu luttor VA, mis-
tksea Ut to those two particulars. Tily
Ghoetaw case WIS basod ui,o,i u private
letter, which was Il malicious forgery. Tho
assassination OF 1irhcnmb wan Incorrectly pub.
tlshed 1T tl,u newspapers, nntl wns bolleycd by
tho Democrats.
ALABAMA ~ DEllonAHLE CONDITION.
for she rest tiGn. Albright says the evidence
TAKEN " TUG con,lni!teo ~ to tito condition Of
statements that havo loan published,
There 1s TO protection to tho ifo and property at
Union nen or OF ,'egro,B. The Committee
found that tho lawyer, billings, anl hob Hold
werc murdered for political 1taso,a Tho proof
Of this is conclusive. Tho report was
that Bob Reid was Trying to orgauizo
an lnsurrectfom among tue s.es,oea. All ito
ARMY officers testified TINT nesru ca,nnt have
Justice doa!e htHl j., the ctsIi(a Tue Testimony
showed ttIat no Unitaa statss soldiers w.rs ,ssed
on tue day OF election. and shas thara was no i1.
ttrf.sunco with tbs Lallot-box ur ynters.
THE MILITARY ruMEALEtA,
On the contrary, lto officers sery eo Restricted
by 0cucsai Order No. Is sllAt lc ttou,ls n.ooa by
III SONS placcs and FAN thu white la.n pllooit
negroes and destroy ba!!osbo4eu with
out interfering. buca,lBe tho law fortils
any iasaltsIsnco unteas the process VI
tla courts III oLA!sue.ud. The 1rat use
OF so!aeEa WAS by tho Sheriff Of Choctaw Couu.
y, to aasSe iu the ar.ebt or fifteen Hui;s.,e J..
Geti. Albright ennrludeY thAt tl.e state OF the
White peeulc is aasth that 10 le y EG1,nlijsan III
Eeksltitd III noclnl and l'ol,tlr.! tssEr.rc. So
caa4 ustsacs1n aud basIiess pruasl .4i4n afo uhi-
vesaAi.
bEMfERAE AtFShwLEp6ES THE FAl'r.
ynaae EEeo.s, apioEI!.;cIt d. 1nocratle Judge,
, 1875-01-13
Gh0W MIR WEST

SALT LAKE., utai, Jan. 12.-'lhcre has beta
1nisa nnmber OF Hnow-Alidos ia Zig and Itslli
Cottonwood Canons within the past few ds]A
Yesterday four tcarns, under charge Of 4. ..
Patrick, OF Flagstaff Mine, Wera caff'ta
away by slide. All tue men escaped bu'
one. A 1nuie team was buried and 10y
the canon being filled to depth OF t]tty feet D!
hnow nna rock. To-day, intelligence hAs 1esehtss
here snow-aIido in Big Cottonwood, by whe1
thu Annie tunnel house WIZ carried away, auA
and Iamea llentfey killed. Snow has been tsE.
iug tlesilY Tor tho last fow days, and all unles
Pacific t1ainH are delayed.
, 1875-01-13
The WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, q. G.. Jan. 12.-For the Upper
mississippi aud Lower Missouri Valleys aud the
Northwest, high baronotoE, decidedly low tenn
peratuFe, brink sud lligh north or northwest
wi,uis, aud generally clear weather, which con-
d,tious viii gradually extend eastward over the
Ugper Laka rsA.-Q.
, 1875-01-13

New YoNK, Jan. l2.-ArIi.ed, stesmshr
America, from Bremen; Great Western, fneS
Brlatoi
QuEgSsrowa, jan, 1e.-el&e,nship Daltse t1sH
Now York, has astivA{h 80
souruAArroS, jan. 17.~,4srlvad, stoauas9
Gsaksr, from New Yvrk.
, 1875-01-13

ADW IT HAS AFFK6rrEu THE EUHTOAS LAWS.
SreeMt Usapatch u IAe Gascuas 1taamux,
WASHINGTON. u. G., Jap. l2--The Secretary
ot tho Treasury Transmitted TO the Houso tla
afternoon Lls Ruswsr to tho resolution resrcct-
lag alleged changes III tle tarln by lilo n4w re-
vision nf tho statutes. lIo rupiy to the Arat
part OF the resolution, viz, ~ Whether zny,
and, Il 80, w4at, changes hsye been mato OF or-
, 1875-01-13
THE SPORTSMEN.
Semi Annual Meeting Of the Stnte
Associations.
Tho Gun and Konnicott Clubs.



THIS oRuAS.zA7iox
hold its soml.annual 1nocting ye.ter''a, after
NOON, the President, ] ohm y. l,e Moyne, in tho
chair. The chief object Of tho ucetinu Was 10
receiFs ttio report or tho EXECUTIVE committee.
who woro instructed, at hemcetng Of June last,
TO Pfepaso ano snon'11 sho "ta1s oi no" ean'o
law. In calling the rneoting to order. Mr. Lc
no,ua oAi'snss,. 'uo nu'o 'uAt "e.ns ~ sAo
4AssocAat'on "onlo ueo sheif enueaSo1s 70 eecuse
iut,n, ,r,a or+3-o,- ,,,t,,vot, n +ho ,-,,o- ,.,
lection Of gnsno throughout tho State. lis then
...,.. so D t''r'. ~ N'' oo"@
"lt1eo as io,.oMs;
10 hunt, pursue kill u trap, nes OF ens.rr
destroy attempt XII. trap, .,e ensuase or osrr-
rsf Ssfss s sa 9a d @ sa
sd !he 18th i 4.sa., IL eel aud ess1y ~ ssar ar ny
ua hhtwee the lst day Of January and tho at day of
any wild gese, lsk, eptpe, brandt Other
fowl, betwocu April il and Aug. Is,
NC. =. It stall lc unlawful for any pcrtnn
roratn to ny SELL or have In possession any OF tic
any tinc when she killing, :ssppls. netting c,s,.ar-
ig Or destroying Of such aunnas wild-fol. or ulrd4
shal 10 unlawful.
the two reeeans sn se
fe and ra, nne Of slS for caeh Wild hi,ck, doe, Or
fawn Tins killed. trared. ncte. cnsuared, ether
wise destroyed bought soil, or had in pusrrssion ana
q ano Of N5 for each wild turkey, rsairis hen Or
wild eooar ,ck, enipe brandt Of otber .watey-fowt
thus lled, trapped, netscd, e,snared. otherwise
destroyed, bought so1, had in possession afoEe-
said.
l ue in Iii tra1, ~ tno ~ 10y .s
any .nhn. bu.idrI swmftoW'' Tns1tn 1n,,su1'ito
hawk rhIp.poor- viii, cuckoo. wooJpecfcr. eatbrf,
brown thrasher, redbira hsng!ngsrd. blucay, finch.
thtah tErk, cherry bird, yellow bird, oriola bob
ok or rob or destroy the meats Of such birds or n,s
, 1875-01-13

MISCELLANEOUS.
MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
SPRINGFIELD, taBn., Jan. l2.---CharleE 4.
Bteyons, the defeated candldate In tho November
elcbtion waa to-day nominated to Congress to
I'LL the vacancy cauaed by tho death Of Alyah
Ciuck$f
, 1875-01-13

Twu hundred lncn and forty leans ars now
euRauca Ill tbs ioa-hsrsaat a. Hankakee. Tho
Estimated crop IL ucavly 3O, ,UU0 tons.
, 1875-01-13

Hlvc4al UElxRtA q IIo Thlc40o 1F1bUne
GMANn RAp1DH, Mlch., Jan. l2.-Ths lion.
Xix llobinson Of Ada. the oldest sottlsr ip the
Grand River Valley. diod this morning. ile
came to Michigan in 1915, and MAJ Instrumental
In making tue traAty with the Indians that
secured TO tue State tho lands in tt.a Northern
Peninsula. Under hia administration, as Com
missioner OF Internal Improvements, tho Mici.t-
gan Central vAa projected uni built, and nany
other exteusife improvements Iuadu III tia State
Ife was bH years Of AEs.
, 1875-01-13

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jsl,. 12.--E1.doy. Thomas
r, Nrau,otta died At hi. Residence in tilis city
thia aftornoou, a{ter an illness Of several weoks
lie waA GoSutuot Of kentucky during tho clos
ing years Of tho War. but has since not taken IN
active part In politics. He was regarded ~ Gus
OF the Ablest and most prominent lawyers At the
bar aud sho1t time since acted temporarily ~
Judge OF tho Federal Court during the Absence
OF Jnlgp Ballard. lie diet of rheumatism Of
tho heart
, 1875-01-13

T1rusv1t1I, fa., Jan. IA new brick dwell
ing. owned by II. A. Jameson, OF Warren, TA
an.lreiy destroyed by fire this evening. Loss,
$l5,0t0. INSURANCE, 1000.
, 1875-01-13

L. -
bey's gnn store, President Gillespie in tic chair.
About forty 1aembers were In attendance.
seyerai chanGea were mado IN the constitution
and by-laws the most important being tho lint
tation Of the Club membership to 100; tho dec
iaratian Of tho object Of the organization to bo
tho culture and advancement OF its meuibars in
wing and trap shooting, as we'll as for tho pres
cryation Of game, the enforcement Of the (lamo
law. and the encouragement OF legfti1nauo Eport.
In tho bs 4awA it IL lald down that no match ahall
be shot sunday; that there shall be Io batting
in the club.toomA; and thAt no llquor Rhali be
Tho. rulcs governing .trnp.hhooing were
amended by abo1lshing tic boundary, and allow
ilgthrce minutes to gather bird, aud tix minutes
for double birds. In caro- both arc challenged.
A complete set OF rules for ground sEa1,-Hloot-
ing. similar to the English rulon. wore adopted,
atsd s3l0o was subscribed to purchase medal to
be shot tur four t!mea year, teu aingIa birds,
Iron, fire ground traps.
Officers toF tha eubusng year wtre elected ~
follows:
Jrfxidenf-H. II. TuFyell.
lee-iTedatHt-!. J. Gillespie,
Seryyfarr-E. 4. MArt,n,
3redsuftT--Ctturies Morris.
Eaurt n AaHaysf'-E. {. Waller, r. Kenny4 II. !.
r, Gsa{S :, -app<ass-oreen Smith, II. T. Pickett, H.
Slr. Edwards surrendered the Club medal.
which hAd boon successfully 4sld by linn for
seven months, anu Gu Mutlnn tl0 medal WHS
presented to Mr. Edwards az hin permanent prop
city
:lha Club then adjourned.
THE KENhicoTT CLUB.
The annual meeting meeting OF the Kennicet;
Club WAS held Lust evening IT. tho club-room OF
tho Sherman House, the President, Atuer psics,
In Tho chnir.
After SONIC timo spert iu the collection Of
dues, 1t WAS found that thara wero pseseat SIX
teen members Who haA compiled Hith tie tlnai,-
cial requirements nf thu bY-aws aul we're tl1s1e-
toro entitled to vote.
Ilo report Of the Treasurer, u. G. AIston.
submitted, Showing sLa !accirts for the oar
frun all sources to AAye boon $l,i53. 7a: di.-
bureesututs. $44S.65 balance on hsnd. 57U5 AZ.
In addition to this excellent showing, tic SUN OF
sl25 III dues was collected st lust nights mest
Tho election Of tAicers for ths ensuing year
Tesu!leu Nv fallaMf:
> pf<aidttsl--Jnrl 4, Kinney.
P.tt.frxsfmM-I. II. NAjl,uAp.
ttcrttut4-r. ". MttnlartI,
IHaaaYtt-D,U Ii. Alal.
HoatI y Aa1aJcTs-J. J. kloinmsn, a. A. Hsmple,
G. H. A'iaies<.
After extending yots of thauks to tho retir-
~. ot!!eerH for tic manner in wlch they Ind
discharged lie IL duties, tue Club adjourned.
Mr. lsohert Porter, Of Momeuce, Kau4akae
County: fell from his wagon Inet ~oek aud died
IL two DAYS ffeli Iujur1eH sustained.
, 1875-01-13

= r - =
BosroN, Mass., Jan. 12.-Bastlett Il Cuttingt
papor mills, At Daltop, Mass.t were burned last
night. Tho loss il 8l0J 600; Insurance. $40. .oW.
EilIy persons arc thrown out Of employment. :
, 1875-01-13
AT GRAND HAVEN, MICH.

II OHHFtI EI8*ENI HT01I'
spscld! UsHttcis Ia The Chtca1o Tribune.
GuAsp HAVEN, Mich, Jnn. 12-Ftre at mid
night last night totally destroyed, with con
tents, the Union Hotel and 0wallipg-house'
LOSS, Vt, 900 insurance. g., 800.
, 1875-01-13
AT DAYTON."Loss, $4,000.
1rx.Anf flSsurfnL / f- Htkn F7tI... M. = :.

k5ptr1uF f7tsV11tCH 70 tic tHIeHHU IT1GHH<.
DAYTON, O., Jan. 12-Thc extensive clrriAue
nauutactory OF 4. Il +, W. Dooau,pon, on East
Fifth street, this city,-one Of tho largest In tls
state,-toois hso at $3.50 this evening, and wu
entirely destroyed, with its contents. It was
largo brick building, FIVE storios high, 100
foot front, and had five business rooms,
extending back 210 foet. The loss on tha
building ia 100000; On tho stock. $4,000.
Total. 485,000, on which tl1oro was
$4,000 insurance, mostly fa Eastern and En-,
gliah companies; about 9l0.01O in Dayton
and Cinclnnat, and ao:no in Chicago and 81.
Louis companies. Tho tooms occupied by I.y-
man l. Co.. extensive tablo manufacturers, weta
also burned, but most Of the contnnts were ro-
removed, with slight loea. Derk & Waymeyor,
surors, in tho adJoiniag rooms, sutrored slight
damage By removal
, 1875-01-13
IN NEW YORK.

New yonK, Jun. IA Gro In the crocker,
ahd glassware establishment Of Mr.. janet
". Shaw, in Chatham street. this morning, dam
agod iha stock TO the amount Of Sl00,000; ins
Hufauce $3.50. 600.
, 1875-01-13

At HAMBURG, "A,
COUNCIL nLurFs, H., Jal,. 12.-On tho 8th Inst
q fro in Hamburg destroyed II, Il. Dool's house
and contents, valued at $1,000. Insured 10 til
American. OF Chicago, for 81, 900. On Jan. 10
aecond fire occurred III Hamburg, aud destroyed
tHo ftau,o buildings. Loss light,
, 1875-01-13

P1rTsnuno, Pa, Jan. IA tire at Monterey
Station, near Parkor's City, Pa, tonight, do
atsoyed the railroad depot, a two-story dwelling
house, aud livery -stable. Tho fro originated in
tho dopot, and, It is supposed, was caught by q
datoctiyo tlnu. Loss not ascertaiuod. Probable
loss, 32U,00D.
, 1875-01-13
III CHICAGO.

TT CHICAGO.
Tie niarn from Box OIL at 1856 O'Clock yeeter-
day afternoon wus occasionod by fro fn the two
story flame building No. lao Twonty-sccond
street, owned by ueusy Wood, anu occupied By
A. z. Nowdiok - 3 photograph gallery. Tho
loss amounted to $50. No insurance. a de-
fecttve ttue was the origin Of tho fro
Tho firo-Bignal from Box II. yesterday morn
ing nt 1850 o'clock, wxp given without causo.
tho burning Of h l,ay-atack outside tho city,
limits callred tho alarm from Box G42, ut 2:l0
p. m. yesterday.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. March 29-The Chief Sigma
ofhcer has sent one of his observers to Geor-
ga to investigate and report upon the recent
destructive tornado in that ate.
The Court of Claims decided tha Arkarsas
Hot Springs case against the five several
claims TO the property. which remains with
the United States. Judge Loring dissented,
believing the evidence established Rector's
claim. An appeal will be taken to the Su-
preme Court.
Commssary General shira is hopelessly
sick
Paymaster E,kles has been assigned to the
Department OF the Gulf
Treasurer Spinner has resigned. his resig-
nation to take effect July 1st J. N. New, of
indianapolis, succeeds him.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The rivers are
rising slowly. and the ice is becoming quite
four hours.
D. y. Kinds. Marshal from Southern and
Middle Districts, Alabama, qualified to-day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
The War Goes Brayeiy On.

The railroad war, which has heretofore been
mainly confined to passenger fare so far as
Eastward traffic is concerned, has broken out
IN the freight department in a very threaten
ing form. The Chicago agents have cut fourth
class ffeights to New YORK from 40 to 32Jc,
and the Baltimore and Ohio agents are charged
with doing business at SOC. Our exchanges re-
port that the fight is no longer confined to the
Baltimore and Ohio and the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, but that it ranges all along the line,
with very ominous probabilities to the stock
holders OF the railroads which are being sacri-
feed by their doughty, but pig headed presi-
dents. 1t is said that the last vestiges of the
Saratoga alliance have disappeared. -Louiscule
t0tnier-.jounai, 27h inst.