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ica, was arrestelat Washington. Satur
day, on the charge of forgery.

fce, was arrested at Washington, Satur
day, on the charge of forgery.
| TUESDAY. Jan. j,-The Beecher-Tiltor
case was called at IL o'clock yesterday
and after little spar:ing between coun.
sci, went over to II O'Clock to-day :.
The Supreme Cou~t of Pe-nsylvania has
affirmed the sentence of Ortvein, convicted
Of murder in Allegheny county. &C. B.
Goodyear, one of the Oldest members OF
the Chicago Board of Trade, died yester-
day at the Grand Pacific hotel. The
Warmoth-Jewell duel is of, mutual friends
fixing up a compromise. Geo. T. Cur
tbs has volunteered bis services to the CITY
OF New York in the effort to procure resti
tuition from Tweed and others of the
amounts stolen from the city. it. Indian
Commissioner Smith having, in his annu-
al report, criticised Gen. Custer
management of the Black Hills
expedition, the General comes
back in letter, in which he accuses the
Rev. Commissioner of willful falsehood,
and advises him to attend to the duties of his
own department and to let the military
al one. The Legislature Of Tennessee
assembled yesterday. The House CON-
pleted it's organization on the 10th ballot.
The Senate failing adjourned over 10 to-
day. Lewis Burd of Haywood, was elect
al Cpoa l-or Of Tho uouco hoilor nv
plosion in Boston yesterday injured one
man fatally and four slightly ...R. J..
Dallas, cashier OF the Toronto bank ar
| rested in New York last week for stealing
$40, 900 from the bank, has been pro-
nounced Insane and sent to the asylum
-. The board of government engineers to
report upon the plans for constructing a
bridge across the Mississippi at La Crosse,
meets at that place on the 18th inst. :. The
payments made by warrants from the
treasury Curing December were, on &C
count Of miscellaneous s521, AIS; war
s2,627 1872; navy 81, S62, 297; interior, In
dians and pensions s5,393, Alp; total s15.-
0S5, 1927. The above does not include
payments made on account of interest or
principal OF the public debt of the United
States.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6.-The Crow In
dams report white men in the Black Hills
near Snake Canon. Congressman Schu-
maker and Parsons have signiied their
willingness to 60 uefLre the Pacific Mail
investigating committee and tell all they
know in relation to the passage of the
subsidy bil:: -. Three jurors were accept.
ed in the Beecher-Tilton case yesterday.
The trial is before Judge Nelson. King
Alfonso has been notified by all the great
powers Of Europe that he will be prompt
ly recognized ON his arrival at Madrid ..
Mayor Wickham OF New York has order
ed Corporation Counsel E. Dela6eld
Smith, to show cause why he
should not lie removed for his
connection with the old Tweed
regime -. The sale OF pews in Beecher's
church took place last night, the
sales amounting to $4,000 against $751;
600 last year. go. All quiet at New Orleans
yesterday. The Congressional committee
have already commenced taking testimo-
ny in reference to the disgraceful proceed
ings OF Monday. Janus Jeffreys, men,
Der Of the legislature, has commenced a
suit in the U. s Court against Gems. Sher
idan, Emery and De Trobriana, for $780,
600 damages for ejecting him from his seat
in the House of Representative. Geo. D.
Kelly, who was also elected. has filed a
rirnilar suit. BY an explosion OF fire
damp in coal mine at kothe rdam, Eng
land, yesterday, ninety miners lost their
lives.
THURSDAY, Jan. Eight jurors have
been accepted in the BecherTilton suit.
....Mrs. Dora Braeinger of st. Louis, WIS
fatally shot yesterday by Chas. L. King, a
married man with whom she refused to
elope. :. The Governor of Massachusetts,
refuses to pardon Spence p tits go.
Charles Albert, attornes, and uncle OF
Irwin, who was Disturbing agent for that
gentleman in the Pacific Mail subsidy bust I.
ness at first, but refuses to tell TO whom he
paid the money. He said, however, that
none that passed through his hands went
to Congressman 49,. Sergsant-At--Arms
Ordway reported to the ways and means
committee that he was unable to find w.
s. King. Irwin WAS before the bar Of the
House yesterday, and refusing to tell to
whom he paid the corruption fund, was
committed to the common Jail of the Dis
trict. The Legislature OF PENNSYLVANIA
Tennessee, Missouri and Illinois con-
vened yesterday State Senator 6. ".
Graham, OF Virginia, was before the House
naval committee and swore that Congress
maa Stowell sold cadstship for 81. 500,
his only connection with the transaction
being that ofAgent for Ssowell 49,. Matters
in New Orleans remain quiet. Gen. Sher-
iian telegraphed yesterday that threats OF
assassination had been made against him,
but that he was not afraid, and would not
be stopped from enforcing the government
laws. The board CT underwriters and .
large number of tie clergy issued address,
Is to the country, in which they denounced
the action and statements OF the General