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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-05
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge wandell.
SUFFERING FOR HER HUSBAND.

SUFFERING FOR HER HUSBAND.
woman named Ann Connolly was arraigned
at the above Court yesterday on charge OF steal
ing a gold watch valued at s75. on the TIN OF
July Thomas smith, OF No. IL East REIMBURSEMENT
street. lost a watcn which was taken from yest
hanging up in a coachhOuse at the above NUMBER.
No trace ol the lost article discovered till a
lew days ago, when IL was ascertarned tat II was
ia the posse or Mr.. Bernard clark, OF No. ia
VarlcK street. Mr.. Clark testified yesterday that
Mrs. Ann Connolly had rented apartments from
him. at No. 10 Varick street last summer, and
had left the watch as security that sue would pay
rent Que him. IL Is Supposed that the watch was
originally stolen by Mrs Connelly's husband, who
is now serving out term 10 state Prison for theft.
Inc prisoner was held IN $1,000 bail TO answer.
ROBBED BY A WAITER.
william smith, colored waiter, was charged
with stealing s62 in money and SILK skirt valued
at $50 ny Mr.. William I. Cole, OF No. 81 West Nine
teentn street. on sunday night last, about half
past seven O'Clock. Mr.. Cole lett the mouse IN the
possession OF the prisoner, and Oh mis- return the
above property was missing. also was Smith,
VINO was arrested by Oncer Dunlap, or tue Iwen
ty-nnth precinct, and was committed by Judge
Wandel in s., 900 bail TO answer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
gSir MAIDEN auf bic neuen Nu,eisen

gSir MAIDEN auf bic neuen 9n;eisen
in Der beutisen Hummer Der @aSette aufs
merriam. Oa lit Cuttings Giiisfabrit.
Gin altes i'm Weiten pohlbefanntes @ei6dft.
User Giiis braudt, tbut redt gut ii6 az Die
5irma gu member; er erbdlt quite Naareu,
gu %anitdnSisen Greiien.
9a lit iernsr bas oouoan Slbnsr Yuls
per gum Guriten Der Srantbeiten Der 6Gbner
unb bes 6eSeruiebes. SSir ratben Gu6 Der
Sade Guimcrfiamfeit gu i9enfen unb bas
MitteI III probiren. Der Yrcbirte aebt
iiber Ben Stubirtcn.
98er na6 9emars, Ylpmoutb COUNTY,
binauf sebt, bent rutben mir bas pon 6errn
Gb. 3. 6oiimann sebaItene Dubuque
9ans or. 9err Spiimann, iriber in Ct.
Sonatus, lit wobIbefapnt, bdlt cine obents
Ii6e quite @aitpirtbi6uft unb rs6nst iebr
mdBise Yreiie.
Jerner ridten mir bic auimertiamteit
Der 2sier auf Die anSeise ucn 9. S. @iais
ANS $50, WainitraBs go. IL & IA. SEER
8iaiams 9anbIuns bon Nferbuumaidinen
1T pobl befannt. Die Yreiie oieies Sau.
les iinS itets iebr mdBis. Simmer MIR
NIT benz 8efauf Der beiten. gderbaumas
i6inen bei6dftist, bat iid bic 6irma einen
woblerwOrbenen 5tui uerSient, Ser ibr bic
@unit Der GARNER iidert.
Jur ~Sicieniscn, Die slbii6t baben lid,
I'M Weiten an3uiiebeln, MAIDEN mir aui bic
anseise pes 5errn Gbriitiaap in 6osper,
Siour Gountp aufmertiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Gbre, ,pe,m Gbre sebdbrt /!

Sn anertenmuns Der srOBe 8erbienite,
pel9e fi9 9err OOct. Meb. Yape BEL Der
&rantbeit meiner beiben 6inber euporben
bat, srIaube i'd mir ibm hermit 0fientli6
meinen 0ant aus;uipre6en. Ssrr Doctor
pape bat iid bur6 ieine SebanbIuns, feline
aafOpIeruns unb Wfibe, wel9e CT ben
Sranten uiebsrfabren IieB unicr pones 3us
truuen crransen,
6enrg Galte.
6re0Onla, OSautee GOuntp, @isconiin.
l92-93-94.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Warum wollt ibr in irsenb cine Oiient,
ii6e ODER s~eieui9aftIide 8eriammluns &c:
ben nit einsm 70 unansenebmen !Suiten,
baber teinen @enuB gu babsn unb anSes
re nod 5u itOren? Rarum fault ibr ni6t
cine 5Iai9e Don @eits Y%ulmOnarp BAL.
Jam, nm ei9 81 turiren? Damn sebe nm
Did oSer Seine 6reunOe gu ~unterbaItsn, ie
nadoem es uerlanst wirS. Beits YuImo.
narp BALKAN tarirt ;usIeid Sranfbsiten
bes 9aIies unS Sd,uinbiu9t. Yrobe
5lafden 81 rs unb so Gts. groBe 5las
i9en Sl.oO. 81 uerfaufen bel aIIsn 9lpos
tbefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

aasemein 1T Der aerser ibsr Die ses
meiae art uno 8eiie, wie man NIT Mapor
Beaslee in bes Oemofratiiden Gonuention
u~mseiprtnsen 1T INN Steparb ans itabts
paterIi4e &uber Su brinsen. Oieie @es
beimnibtramsrei unb Oratb;ieberei bat Der
bemofratii6en bier in Dubuque idon oft
bebeutenoen S6aOen setban unS audi bies
les WaI pir6 iie barunter leiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Wsm=0orf MarftbcriMt.

(per 3elsararb). 2pril 3. 1875.
Webl-felt.
Wei3en-Io. 2, Sbitago $l.l7 bis
l.l9; Milipaufee Sl.20 bis l.22.-Sopa
II. Winneiota. Sriibiabrs $l.I4 bis l.26.
-8inter, rotber weitI. sl.26 bis 1928.
%3ossen-9o bis sl.oo.
Ser ite-hau.
@eIidforn-9emiibt meiS. 81 bis
81! Gts.
Safcr-72 bis 70 Gts.
Gier--2l / 1921 GtS.
6weinefei 6.-2l.90.
Sutter-l2 bis % Sts.
. 6maIS-l4s Gts.
@olb in Rew Yort sl.l4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Staot Dubuque.

ToIarnhrr 6crr bat bic 9ite sebabt, Die
Asentur Der ygurcmburser Gasette" gu
ibernebmcn CT 1T baber ermd9tist slbon:
nenten gu %ianneIn, 8eIber ~ eollcctiren
uub bafir gu quittiren.
Sn ct. Oonatus, Satiou So,
sSopa, an Die Stcae bes l6errn Or. Slid,
Sic. 8rier.
5rn. R. Sid. itatten mir hermit uus
jern beitrn Oant ab fir ieine Semibunsen
kir bic Serbreitung ~unleres YIattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Sic Observation-Disclosures Der 4oIpina.

Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der &Olpinss
seieai60ft am 0Onneritas mar pur9 unb
Sar6 sriOlsrei9. Oas moraIii9 iebr Iebr.
ri@e Stid wurSe nit YrdeiiiOn unb sutsm
Iaete uersetrasen. Die Sulle mar bis auf
ben lettsn Ylab beiett unb es paItete iibers
al bic i60nlte harmonic unb Orbnuns
DOR. I'm Mitterna9t waren, 10 su iasen
ale, gu Sauie. Der Serein 1T bamit be-
i9dftist cine sweite llnterbaltuns uor;ubcs
reiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
G6ieQQo WQrftberi6f.
(Yer Ieltgrapt.)

Wr 3~slt8rapb) April 3. 1875
MebI-feif; $3.50 bis $50.
WeiSen. = Ro. /, $l.O1t; go. 2,
81 bis 9s4 Gts.
% eIfdforn.-6s bis SO Gts.
Safer-neuer SGT Gts.
&ossen.-S1.oO.
@erte-$1.O1
S6weinefeif d-$2l. 80.
Uutter-22 bis % Gts.
gier-23 bis 25 Cts.
Wbistp-$1.ll.
&inbpieb-$S.O0 bis SO. 80.
S9weine-$7.l5 bis S.55.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
9ouoan's Sa6ner. 2ufper.

Ditfs gpssi,in IL DEFENDERS jutaeittt fur ee ruf6isstntn
2rauibriten, pel6sn Subner In unftrin 8lima uHttrperfsn
fnp. Disielbe 10 ppaiemmtn fae, nns TT Gin
sepiHss SeiImitteI sesen bic 9iibnerdoIera,
msl&e idbrIi6 70 pisl rtrtbpSuss @sHas,l tSsta. 90 n zine
rsbfstrfanesne 9tatia6t. rti6e e~ieenistn fsnntn. bic BEN
8rsniteittn unttr ZEN Slbnun sen her slei6tn llria6s Der.
iemmtu, ndmIi9 cine s~ereiftts Sluteirtuiatien, erJsuet
tur6 tinen iranibaften 3unanb Der Pebtr. Eas ,5eutan
Sdtutr . IN err" btpirit cine penhdneist Ashesrune.
inesm % cine s%efunts 9batisftit Der Peter une anstrsr Or.
cane tsratat. tas Sfut rtniat une BEN sanssn Srfsns
Kraft uHe Stdrfe mittbsit. als elm Derben8unesmiitel &C.
Deftn ststbtn, blebt sas @eaaad sdune nne irdftis. une 70
irdst ftbr eaiu bel. tas N& bic Srsenftisn Der Gtr pumebrt.
Braet mad etmislbsn bel eeinem Mpetbefer. 3u baben In
pdd6sni so Az Is unb so Gents. Sanslr nbaltsn gin.
Rice Bssinsunsen. -Ner1ti
.. ". NctpeQ, Gistntbamu,
Ode 9. une waiafr.. Dutuaae Soma.
sy- aud ~ bat<n bd S~unssrmann u. Saes, re.
20 ulaiuar6ft. 1863 Wt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Rod In letter Stunne purbe in Der
erften @are 8. Mc6inIap ais Oppoiitions
Sanbioat sesem ben beri9tisten Doc.
0nisIep gum alOermann nOminirt. Nir
bofen CT trdst ben Sieg oauon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Wi(Waufee Warftberidt.

lprr 3tlesrapb.) april 3. 1875.
8eiSen-feit; go. 2, 954 Cts.
Safer-56t 9ts.
Wel dtorn-74 Gts.
&os9en-go. /, $l.06.
Serts-No. 2, clos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

an ct. Yatrif sinsen letten Sonntas
bic Gritcommunitanten sum- Glide bes
bes Ssrrn unS Der bodp'ite Siidof Sen.
neilep iirnts cine quite stmSabI iinserer uno
dlterer Sat6olifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

6err Saniel Wun, gbbiion, @isc.,
i9reibt: Sd lit fur9tbar an sinsm befti.
gen Suiten. Ourd 4 Badete pom 81.
Aug. &onis's portrefhidsm Samburs
ger Vrnittbee bin i6 sdn;Ii9 bauon befreit
poroen nnb empfeble i'm baber Sebem, Der
NIT Suiten seplast lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Gubli6 1T Der Miiiiiippi DOR BET Stabt
risfrei. OaS Sabrboot lduit unb IN ipeni,
gen 3asen weroen mir bic 0ampfpfeiic Der
Soote, bic mad Norbes fabrer, boren. Sis
binauf nod Ga GroHe lit bas Sis an 5reis
ben. Samitas sins bas erite Soot iiSli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

west 1a ~. Slumenaner's Srausrei
mo@t tyr Elm Sposiersans. Seines gier
a"o e'H Stlt s5tsn GmmsntbaIer Saies 1T
bort INNER ;a babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Yin Samitsg 9lbeno bieIten Die bsiben
RapOrssG unOioaten anipra6en Dor ben
periammelten Sirsern. Gunoioat Stemart
CAB Grlduterunsen iiber bic Sarbor So.
BafineB, bic ben 0enfenosn ni9t befrieois
gen %f0nnen, obi9on bic Grfldrnns ibm
man6e Stimmc suiibren miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
3eBn CUTE Grinos, tuarum taau
Sames Cuttings
@((tge

penhPen 1oute:
GrftnS.-Si fHb fret ron siftistH Drrsutu
NIT rtlden GiTse 70 oft fatrtBi Z { turesn.
3pttttns. Sic fne ~untetinst eeunb, une f6nnsn mil
~ssaiemmtuer Si6erbeit ~ mset.tnii6tu 6ptdsn btnlSl
pfreen.
Orttttns.-Sis fns cut. ptnn frii6. uns merit en- eurt
altsr teFr. 70 tas has sariH ~ansetsie Gep suten Russn
brtnet.
gftrttns.-Sts ptrtea nismaIs tribe, unb bic lstt al.
saapfte Gaaens pire liar ftiu.
8 lnfttHs-Stse Ssrts III nets eisNdts IN Stdrfe ans
GuaIitdt.
St6ftns.- Der aduftr trbdlt fur ites ssrts nn re.
jtrt. rpna6 man gidtls prdferrtrtn lam.
Stebenten s.-Sts reretH fur grdierpatien spn Did.
Zee %sarantirt, rtnn Zen aupeiunssn In teastsm Rstspt
~ssafansis na6atsmmsn rire.
A@ttns.-St fue LANCE I'm 8etrauT ettrtier, uHe be-
~friseiettn ftts ppufdneis.
Rtunttns.-St Fnh gluftr. grttidI, tur1 rsl6t cine
lang %etfiblts eade In tpumtr,itaen Stri6tt ~auseeflat
miro.
tbnttus.-Samts GufttHa rirs irstns elmer
gtrfsn ttntauftne DsIlars t%t.at!en. pelde Zen lr.
~perldfdsen Hatreis lieftrt. cas- irstne rrtl6t finu Gffse.
ptnn Ne lttne 8abrif ~ssrlaasn, tresne. cine gsnisr refine uns
seluuet Subfan, ~nttaiten, ais cen anttn SepftIiaft.
1856 Wt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
ct. 9onis Warttberi6t.

(per Itltsrapb.) @pril 3. 1875.
Weisen-b6ber; rotber Winter 81. II.
@eIi6torn-7 ~ bis 70 Ste.
Safer 81 bis So Gts.
9erlte-$1. 20 bis l.22.
&osseu-$l.O2 bis LOO.
cd wetneflei 6-S2l.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

0ansel an &aum swinst uns Die Staots
rutbsuerbanOIansen uufSuidiebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Elm lcbtrn Samitao. ben 3. 9lpril. febrte

am lrbtrn Samitus, ben 8. slpril, febrts
!6er SIS. 6runteu bon Me6sr BEL gSit
pieber friid unO munter mad Dubuque,
bas er am 81. 0tai p. S. perluiien bate,
Surit. !Serr 6runten empfieblt alien benen,
Die nod europa seben ober bon bort bisber
fommen, Die Spote ber GeSitarlins, bic
aud in Der v@asette" anseSeist lit, aIs cine
Der beiten OampibootIinien, bic man our
8eiie benuben fam. SoOte, 9ebanoluns,
Soit, aaes 1T gut, unO Der YreiS ein bill,
ger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06

Sir bic @utbleioenbeu bes bodw. 90.
tiers s. e. S9urS in @i9ita Anb hinge
senb, Sanias, iinb lis Mittuo9 9lbspb
e%inse9ansen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Ginr 0eicQjhait pom 4 oenen Mann

Ginr 6eielli9ait bon A benen Mann uns
ter elm s%epiiier SuisIep uno iein S6uas
ger Binters, sinsen Sumitass aui bic Gns
teniaso, llnterwess itieB Der &ubn, inbem
MI mebr Nuislep unb 8inters waren, on
cine @isi6oae uno i6Ius UNI. @inters tam
inter bas SoOt uub ertranf. 0uislep se>
lang es ben &abn wiebcr gu erreiden.
Bonn ufer aus iaben bic beioen auf Der
Siienbabn sebenOen SasOsenO1en bas I'm
sIdd an, liefen na3 eagle YOint, no es
ibnen seluns einsn &abn gu erbalten unb
ben nnsliidli6en beinabe erfrorenen Nuis,
lep aus leiner seidbrliaen Gage gu erretten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
Wo. 4. = &Saentlide 8rieFife.

Dubuaus ben 5. April. 1875.
On wsl&s ATE Briefe ausaeist Fnb, reI6s pom %. Wdr,
bis gum 5. April. In Der tieaesn gehrfHes auseiemmea n
nitt absebpIt rrresn FHe.
Mltbaulr Sonatban 9tbmann aRiT gbriaiua
Susuns Sobann 2 Ri6sl 8iefor
Born YalIn WtrnB 8 9
@brifepbprp WiGS2 WGrfi Sebann
Qlapp Reel SeIepb
Denel Rieclaus Srib Clemens
Debe Stnrs &csmcn 0tora
Grnsbcrf Nntsn &eeins Sobn
Siri& Sobannss S6mipt { 5bse
SdusIer Mnton Ginger 5tnrs
Sele Carl Sitterlp Greb
Smmfe Wm Wintu R
3aufmann W WSarrt eutepis
aauflnann Sstpb3 gRe6anbt Ssbn
arinffa Nrs 9iUie i3tnsel asam
glan srseHs ni6t, psnn man mad Srisfsn auf sitir pias
frast ia strnsrltn. has He a n a. rte I fns, ums he Rum.
Der Srisatfs a~nlusttsn.
O.. e. 9orbsrt, psfmdau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
@el(a(6e
~ IL
Or. 2seter S6wino,

(aus 9ursmhars)
tsilt I6limrs SSnbs. sDunssn a1r grt. t~eienters eurb
alinttrihlfe ssruriahts, punes Brute bel 6rauen, itrert
@nt,int una, innss 8nptsnfhdesn une i~srspbulSfe STant.
beitsu, ME perfrcrns @lteesr. SGpeluHstn an irsene eiRsn
5teiIe ees aSrgers, 3abnrsb. uue ltlimmtn Sale aud IA
Is elm unit6sbares Seiimittsl fur nit 9ntlneuna str Gin
aetrsies b~ebaftets WSdnsrinnen. fur fHlimme Guaen. fir
Slutfilen bel friiten 9DuHesn u. aue grttn f6wersr gDunesn.
Vrets: Sur srsss gsysu 800. 9iittlere so Cts. -
Sleine Is Gents,
o., h.k.o L.:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-06
NprbWeiflicbe
Gssig-9abrik.
Sames Quilting, Gisentbimer.

Die 8abrii IL bic arSsts i'm etaats une itrt gapaatdt sen
isintr In ZEN Der. Staatsn abtrtrpfsu. Sic litst an Ger
eagle geint Gssnus, bret Sleds rsali6 Sen Snb's 5raueret.
Office, gertaufss II. 9aser.Rdume
an @sf(eite Der 9Owa StraRe, 100. 3. nuS A.
: Der bs&ae Waritpr,is wirs fur alien u. pfelmeiu be.
tablt. Sae Warren rsrttn untrtsteii6 an Batnbpf cher
Wtarfbset absshetrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
FOREIGN NOTES.


PARIS, March 2l.-Tbe Assembly adjourned
yesterday the Easter after brief sitting tue
proceedings Of which were not Important
LONDON, March GA special dispatch 10
The Daily Netes from Vienna says Tat Prince A!onso
brother OF Don Carlos Is residing privately III tha' cry
MONTREAL. March 20.-Two freight trains on
the Grand Trunk Railway came in collision on tne
locomotives and some cattle ears were smashed On9
OF tue Engineers seriously injured Tue aeciuen,
caused by the error Of telegraph operator ""o
has run away.
LONDON, March 21.-hIessrs. Moody ana
sankey have discontinued the ticket system OF admis
sion 70 Agricultural Hall because persons prohins ny
the enthusiasm the multitude sell their tickets Inelc
is no dminuon in the number OF attendants at thelr
aed and the Hsnal enthusiasm was exhibited. Messrs
Moody and sanky preached this morning. Afternoon
bered respectively 1000 1900. aud 1900 There was
confusion in consequence OF the vast ero"uS :"
and around the hall especially IN the eTen!hG
An address of counsel and exh0rtation TO
the CLERGY and lay of the Church OF England. signed
by &C prelates with The Archbhops al their heal
has been published in England Willie acknowieuelus
the merces vouchsaied the Church. attention ia caei
TO some serious evils which disturb s peace and hinder
It's work. Among these are the interruption OF the
sympathy and mutual confidence which ought to e4is
between the clergy and aity, tho refusal to obey esu
authority, the dissemination OF doctrines ana en-
cOura cement practices rrpugnant 20 the teacg "a
0uQ 10 tAt principles OF Tue NHu4tH
growing tendency to associate d1crlnal slgn.ncIh'e
with Yitcs and ceremonies which 10 not necessarily ~
vove IT, TIE clergy reminded of the importance 81
discipline 10 the Church, and splTt OF ClailJ hsu
mutual fOrhearancc IS %liIined. Tho Bshop OF Sans
bury addressed the drchdeacons OF his diocese az
explanation relative 10 his name not pelng aitarhtu
the pastoral exh0rtaiOu. HIS unexpected lsoaUou,
lie states, has arisen from ms THINKING me ADDRESS W
likely u 90 good, ana NOT unlikely 20 90 AaIh. !.
would be, contends AM Ir % HE diocese I'd lcIll
distinction under the general statements % w
address and Injurious tie Church 10 run tAe Tx o.
irritating rather than soothing the agitation NL.eA
.rL.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
THE cAuCUsEs OF BOTH PARTIES.

REPUBLICANS RESOLVE TO PUSH THE FRELING-
HUYsEN RESOLUTION, BUT NOT TO DISCUSS II
DEMOCRATS RESOLVE TO MEET THE LOUISIANA
QUESTION BY CONTINUOUS DEBATE, WITHOUT
FAcTIoUs OPPOSITION.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The Republican Senators
In their adjourned caucus meeting yesterday morn
ing, all with two exceptions, pledged themselves to
vote for taking up the FrelinghuS sen resolution,
and to remain in Washington and vote for its adop-
ton. when modified so as simply to declare the Sem
ates approval of the Presidents action
in protecting the existing Government of
Louisiana from domestic violence The two
Senators present who did not give in their adhesion
70 this understanding were Messrs. Christiancy of
Michigan and Robertson f South Carolina The
Rapubilcsu Sonatoss agreed TO refrain from dis
Guessing the csrucus Louisiana resolution IN the
Senate. and also determined to vote against any
recess or adjournment EXCEPT over Sunday, until
the final vote Is taken. This course of action is ex
pected To bring about the termination Of the session
within the next five six days; many persons think
il will close by Wednesday.
The Democratic Senators in their caucus consuita-
ton Saturday evening unanimously determined
that they would refuse to make any agreement or
sccede to any proposition fixing 9 definite time for
closing the debate the Louisiana question. On
the other hand they decided that merely factious
sppositiop should DO made b. them. but that thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
TIE LOUISIANA COMPROMISE.

THE WHEELER AWARD IN THE HANDS OF GOV
KEIIoGG-THE HOUSE TO BE CONSERVATIVE
AND THE SENATE REPUDLICAS-AN EXTRA sEs-
SION OF THE LEGISLATURE PROBABLE
Nrw-ORLEANs, March 2l.-The Wheeler
award has been received by Gov. Kellogg but has not
neen officially published. 1t 10 understood, however
b Committee have decided that about II Conservative
members not returned elected By the Returning
Roard are entitled seats and that about six Conserva
tive, whose election claimed by the Conservative
cmmttee Are not entitled 10 seats Tho arbitrstors
decide that Eam claiming 10 have been elected 10 the
ssnsta on the Conservative ticket from the district
which includes the towns Of Coushata and Colfax'
not entitled TO seat. and that in Grant Parish there
wa no election for member Of the House. and the Con
srvatve contestants Is awarded seat IN the Senate
The award it Is understood. leaves the House Demo
ratic and the Senate Republican with small EepuD
bc.n majority on JOINT baliok All seven OF The erera
g., s,,,nas the award Mr. Wheeler h expected 70 coms
~, Nv Orleans TO aid in carrying out tne adustn1t
~ -, minated On COED authority that Gov Kellogg W.
LII an ertra sesrlss Of the Legislature " meet sDou
She fatb or i5th OF April Tire Trends 81 adas!mens
lin that there will be dIficufs 10 carrylns llo
a, h,ic sentiment being strongly In favor OF
theme nj Of the political dihcu!tes-
fF0r proszee1 Of wAe~er comprom1q'~ MA pa9el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
COAL MINE Troubles.

ANOTHER STRIKE N THE LACKAWANNA
REGION.
DEMAND OF TIE ENGINEERS, FIRENEN, AND PUMP"
MEN FOR THE RESTORATION Of TIL OLD RATE
or wAGEs-GREAT DECREASE ~ TIL PHODUC-
TON OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BTU
MINOUs COIL AND COKE FOR MASUrACTCRING
PURPOSES.
WuKrsDA ARE, Penn, March 91.-The troubles
OF the coal mining companies n TINS vicinity arc III
creased ry another strike The engineers hremen, and
pumrnlen Of the Delaware and hudson Canal C3mpany
last week srufk tor tie restoration o. the wages @ At
year which have been reduce 10 per cenF They have
M oruzatou Independent Of that u Tho miners aaa
in some mines Their stL has obliged miners willing To
work 10 stop The Company has en4ea7ored 20 supply
their places in some cases successfully; but the threats
OF lie strikers deter new from going TO WORK II
one mine near Wilkssbarre the pumping engine was
broken Dy Inexperienced who tried 70 run H. Til
strike ozJeu turou1nout the L4cEawanua AMI part ~
the wyoming regions, AID viii be very serious I'D t'
consequences II IT continues, as tie mines viii soon MI
with water unless they are constantly QnmPt
cut; and It viii then require mo4.4s 10 get
hem once more IA working condition
The strikers met last week ard resolved 10 hold o., IN
iii their demands were compiled with. They number
several hundred. TIE schedule Of wages per dly de-
mandcd is For engineers, e SO for pumpcrs from 2 %
upward: for nachnists. g upward; fo- frenen.
81 CO. Eu-reers havc received about SO mon- p, ana
.Ae say TINT So the extra hours they axe obliged TO
WORK they nave worked 50 days fOr q month They
Pos five vcrrs tLo -1upaay has been c-indaS
LIEN Gown uy t constant reduction ~ W'St~
on lc ylrf OF the company 20 stated iit %" wages
are 1ccr.ts "a Only 10 proportion 10 lie Increasing
anne.s OF e ,r.es NJ he AM th; tn steaIt-
lion n me coal trad. lender. - necessary % cn so
-, cost ~ pro iucuoI They t-IlG they ~-A s-YTj uc
s;Tik.--' places.
TIE min, IS strike. which bean IN Jl1ul~Y and eZ-
tcn-s throughout Tie .AuF St ANA " : i'2 20 oi-,
t..I cgIrurs. There arout 100 con eir'Ec ll ide
mi,e- OF me L:lIga aud NidesDdlrt Comptny. mere
Is -u rus among zine FAM lies o. tue srihsi aai 70
irf committees Obtain provisions and money Tor iuen
bo . - tbs Cty and IN tAe surrounding country. ne
production ~ anthracite coal is thus greatly chccbru'
md htumIunus and coke large used for man
uf.cturng and other purposes The Philadelphia ana
.l4ng Il a ruaI begun a. Use Stove and bl.umu-
Gus c0I hu. 10 causes delay by rs FCwucss IN supply
ng steam 10 en-iues. Coke j. ez enlvcly used Tor
IRON furnaces GA FRIDAY and sltaTlay The mules we're
taken Out OF uLs. 1f rc L.!-n and hI!A-sDG.re COn-
pauy's mines this vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-22
OBSERVATIONS ~ ASIA.

According to n dispatch dated st. Peters
burg March to The London Times Herr sruve
that at Wakhodka the coast OF the Pacific east OF
vadlvOstock, only the hIst Interior contact was Oh
served.
At Kamen RibOlof, on Lake Hanka. all four contacts
were satisfactorily observed Dat no AelometIic meas
uremeuts.
At Ashooradeh, on the Caspian Sea, some dnmeto rs
and chords were measured but IL covered ~
clouds at the moment OF contact.
PROPOSED GATHERING OF PARTIES OF OBSERVATION.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Ihe Sydney On.
G. W. Herald. received by the steamship McGreGor
says that the proposed gathering Of parties engaged
the observation Of the transit of Venus from stations
in this part OF the world expected 10 take place in
Melbourne on Feb. 25 Government Astronomer Elery
was engaged with the American observers in calcu-
latng the exact longitude of the Victoria and Tasma-
nian observing stations.
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