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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
TIE BUSINESS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGS
LATURE.

HARRISBURG, Jan. Gothic Standing Com
uttees Of the Lower House OF the Pennsy Legsa
ture the announcement OF winch delayed 10y the
Democratic leaders until after the settlement of the
Senatorial question, VIII be made known tOInjrrOw.
Then the regular business Of the season Will begin the
House endeavOTing to cdtcn up with the Senate
has already passed number OF bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
SENATOR RAMSEY GAINS ONE VOTE IN MINNIE
sofa

ST. PAUL, Jan. 20.-The Legislature in joint
convention to-day bailcted for Uled States Senator
with TIE following result: Ramsey, 81; DOnnely, 81;
Davis, "a; scattering. TO- In this ballot Ramsey
gained /, D1nnlly lost aud Davis held Biz own Mr..
Merz Democratic repre- 1ntaye from Stearns County,
changed from Donneliy to Ramsey,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

ONE of the largest advertising houses in the
country IS that OF Go Z. RowELL Co., Al Parkrow,
New York. We have had transactions with tnem 10 q
considerable exteut aud do not hesitate TO commend
their method doing business Parties desiring TO ad
yeriie In large number OF papers cannot DO better
than 10 communicate with them-LNeM YORK ODseryer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
Suellal NoIlies

Chamber Of Commerce.
snecs Meeting tbs Chandler Oi Commerce viii he bell -
TiIR,DY MKT jan II AZ o'clock. y Bear rpet IRON
the Com ee ON proposed Amend lent 10 the Se Cousuuoa
posenuv the GOyrsr appoint Superintendent 81 The Can1A
by order e"c""" "'NSVN SoO'esV.-
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,-SPNGERS 6RRTVFD.

opov yrvvypnoJ IN steamship Fu1,7as Jan 20 M pi',s
~ Err "a. cole children, Ar al Mr.. n
Hin T,,i.I oss, Ense Nri Mr. and Mrs Joe 's"" D"'''s
IL BaleY ksYis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
THE NEwHAvEN INSURANCE CASE.
NEw-HAvEN, Jan. 20.-The hearing in tn

Insurance Company's continued to-day, and
chiefly concerned the condition OF the capital stock
Several persons whose names down the book
stock assigned to them denied that they had
authorized any such assignment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
TIE WEATHER
SEVERE STORM IN THE WEST

SEVERE STORM IN THE WEST.
SALE LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 20.-A fearful
storm reported Ia the Sierra Nevtdas and vicinity
number OF bridges the Central Pacific Railroad ara
reported have been washed away among others that
at Sacramento Last night, at o'clock, snow-slide
occurred at Alta CITY Little Cottonwood Canon. Utah
The slide into Tue upper portion oil the Own DC
olishing two houses aud killing six persons. James
Cary ms wife and two chil1roL, aud john Vandereen
aud Michael Kelly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

The Dawes men are exultant hut admit that they
have had q narrow escape They cOncede that their
candidate was not choice of the majority of the
Legislature, and say they owe his election to the
weakness of Judge H1ar. They have feared the
nomination of Judge Devens more than anything
else rs several of their men were inclined TO vote
for him. Could Jldge Hoars supporters have
Joined together at the outset there is widespread
impression that the Legislature could have elected
him, and that the Democratic vote would have been
cast 10 his favor as against Mr.. Dawes. There has
been little personal enthusiasm for Mr.. Dawes from
the beginning. His strength has been that he
strictly the regular partisan candidate. and 1T
felt necessary to unite upon him to preserve
pHrty unity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
HENRY l.. DAWES ELECTED IN MAsSA-
CHUSETTS.

A xyourAn PARTY CANDIDATE SUCCESSFUL OK THE
SECOND BALLoT-FIvK VOTES MORE THAN WAS
NECESSARY TO AN KLECTIoN--A NARROW rs
CAPE ADMITTED by TIE DAWES MEN-THEY
CLAIM To OWE THE ELECTION 10 JUDGE HoARs
WEAKNESS.
rTRoM TIE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TUE TRlBUSE'i
BosroN. Jan 9O.-Henry l.. Dawes was chosen
Senator on the second ballot to-day, receiving hVe
moro votes than necessary to an election anu
lust one half the full Legislature. There were con
sultaops among the friends of the respective can
dSdates before the Joint Convention met. speaker
Sanford addressed the adberents of Mr.. Dawes ad-
y;sine them to stand firm. The supporters of Judge
Yesr reconsideYed their action of last evening" de-
termined upon change of base, and decided to sup
nort Judge Devens. This proved to be too late
Tho first ballot stood Dawes. 1913; Abbott. 81
Deyens q; Adams, 10: Hoar, II ; Phillips, 2; Bull
lock 1; Banks, /. This disclosed gain OF IL votes
for Mr.. Dawes over his highest number yesterday,
and left him only ~ short of an election. The
Democrats then tried TO adjourn, but were voted
down by almost the combined Republican force.
The second ballot proceeded amid GREATNESS
interest. MIR. Dawes gained the two Phillips
votes, one from Adams, one from Dana
aud six from Devens aud Hoar. This left
him still two votes short of an election. Mr. Stearns
Of Boston then changed from Prof. Seelye to Mr..
Dawes leaving the latter only one vote short, which
was Immediately supplied by the change OF MI
Slavery. The Democrats then began TO change their
votes from Abbott to Adams hoping to make d.
vision III this way. Before the vote could be an
nounced, applications came thick and fast to the
President. Amid these Mr.. Churchill of Boston,
Devens man got bis recognition and changed to Mr.
Dawes. This settled the question by demonstrating
that tho aDti-D1wes Republican vote that remained
could not be given to Mr.. Adams. The Democrats
went on changing till only ten of them were left
with their party candidate, but it was OF no avail
The appeal for Republican union on the highest
candidate had succeeded. The vote as officially an
nOnncnd aLnOd:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
REPORT OF THE KANSAS RELIEF AOLN''
10 mo Edttor or Ths Trtbuae.
SIR: The following relief goods and moneys

have been received during the week ending saiuiu''
49,. 1 ~ t,, r,,.rce y V v,l,e ,lO1 o.
w ~. -, -, y vnIue 90
N gov , '"A -, A. t,,, ',,rt I,n vnItn ~
Io @ ~ M =, yin, 90 \ Y v,lnr rs ~
~ -, - =, A.. ,,a ~ ~ c,s,, ~
na'na.n ',,,' ,',r,,iio X Y v.lne l0i 10
OII , puN ~ " 90 " ' ..... 90
'-u''i ~, rh,,-,,er vnlue
one chest tea. A. 4. Low 4 90, city value -
package relief gOOl-, MI. Vernon ny, val ~ W
Miscellaneous packages from NeS YORK Guy go. 20
BROOKLYN Jersey CIV, aud NeWarh...-. y. W
Bishop II. A. Sbultz, Bethlehem, Penn. cash. ~
Prof Clement .. Rnhe, BethichoA, Penn. cI'h. %
One box OF relief goods from Mr.. L. 4. k"dhtId
Goshen, Orange County, y. N............--.-. '..'
On soy n1n M ono D".!e' .o' w. Is 90
GoAe' 4n Two l' o'' '-''' " oo5 ~
IVA 800 90
Quo barrel from PtWtut4. !: !.-...-........-- o. "
Gas varls1 Igs.. ~ y Aayss. cQaas ,a.r,,. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
THE ExPKEssMEN's MUTUAL BENEFIT AssoCIi.
lIDN

CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The Exprcssmens Mutual
Benefit Association is now In session at the Grand
Pacific Hotel IN this city About 200 members are pres
emit representug all the express companies Of the cOun
try President bingham PttsDnrsh 10 the presiding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
Rarnnm adyertizes 10000 visitors daily AT

the upp,dromc. Taere noting thers not colossal.
from 10 audiences 90 ,s. performance, AMI tho paT-
ormapce next sfoul5 ~ "yeHinE Win me grams Tom,
N4mrut scene, IL J. p.Du~ed "th ~ tHo u"'V 0O'Vsai
aafa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
THE CHIEFJUsTICEsHIP OF RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20.-A Legislative caucus

TO nominate late for Chief Justice held this
afternoon and alter informal ballot adjourned for
Que week. The naiOt stood IS for Thomas DIrlce y
for James 1ilnnghIsJ Is Tor Elisha H. Potter scat
tCIiuE 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

The present condition OF the sufferers In the destitute
districts Of Kansas ia truly deporabe aud already the
reports OF much suffering nnd death from freezing dur
Ing this severe cold weather are becoming numerous
and alarming. Our Aid Society Is greatly In need or
money TO purchase fuel for these people who live In
reeess country and must havo coal furnished or they
must perish IN the cold. Their necessities are imme-
date and very great. Any contributions OF money or
clothing boots, shoes, ten for cur sck will he most
thankfully received and forwarded IL sent to my adj
dress below. Receipts will be given FOR oil donations
sent in, and weekly statement Of receipts made the
daily press OF the city.
q. V. RICRsECKER, Agent Kansas Relief
No. ST. Brodd,r1y, ysp York Jan. 49, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
A DEMOCRATIC SENATOR FROM INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 2o.-The Joint
Committee Of the General Convention to-day elected the
Hon Joseph +. Mcdonald DemJ United States Senator
by 10 maj )rity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

series OF conventions OF the church In the North West
Among those present are James W. pullman aud X III
Pullman OF NowYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

The 25th ballot then ordered and was repetition
81 the oath In every particular, not member changing
bis previous vote II was evident that continued bal
ioting would be useless and adjournment FOR the day
followed. On the rising OF the Assembly, Republican
caucus held the Hon. c. G. Van Z,ndt presiding.
Az on yesterday, the Burnside absent aud on
this account MI Spencer OF Providence, one Of the
Temperance men voting for MI BarstJY, moved chat
the caucus journ sine de which was carried 1t Il
snphAucally declAr ID tbls evening that the Barn
aoe srenTtb haSfGH been shown. Tae action tsksn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

sS GEN. COCKERELL ELECTED IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-A joint session of the
Legislature to-day declared II. Francis NJ. COckere
elected United States Senator for six years from
MLrchA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
Tue STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA RYCHANGK.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

u,y. Jan 2O-spsnisb gold 22 Exchange Ann the United
ses d,g 1000 05 prnam sLor. sight lOGll2 premium
| u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
THE RHODE ISLAND SENATORSInP STILL
UNSETTLED.

GEN. BURNSIDE GAINS THREE vOTEs-HIs SUP
PORTERs REFUSE TO JOIN REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
THE UNCERTAINTY or THE MORROW.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 20.-The balloting for
United States Senator was resumed at noon to-day
when the gath ballot was taken, rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
ELECTION OF SENATOR BAYARD.

RE ELE; TON OF SENATOR BAYARD.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 20.-Thomas +. Bayard
Dem) WAS reelected United States Senator today By
the Legislature III j1ut convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

CLOSES with lust as much uncertainty concerning mo
work of tomorrow existed yesterday regarding To-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21

al Notices Of UaraGges musF bs indorsed sset fai'
sQn.e and odaIess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
coNIEErNcr OF UNlvERsALls1~ INIHE NORTH

WEST.
CmCAGo, Jan. 9O.-The UniycrsgllstS of tho
North West in conference At 81 PANS Church this
morning The object OF tno nrciinS is tho rurihefanee
OF the utsr,sls OF Tie church and the INAUGURATION Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
A WIDOWS MITE.

70 the EdftOr Of The TrfbHne.
SIR: Enclosed please find 81 in aid of the Kansas
and Nebraska sufferers / am widow and have rot
much to spare; but God has shown me that there
are other. of His creatures in more destitute con
ditiOn than am. u: W. Z.
7uIiy O,,ondogc County, v, T., Jan. H. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
4 CHURCH COLLECTION

70 me Edftor Of Ths tribune.
SIR: Enclosed please find draft for S3S i, con-
tributed by the First Congregational Church and
Society of Norwich n. T., for sufferers in Kansas.
Please forward the amount and obljge. Yours IN be-
half of the contributors. J. HAMMOND. Treasurer.
NOrssich, y. L., Jan. ~ 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-21
ALAwYER's CONTRIBUTION.

To he Edt!Or or Ihe Trttune'
SIR: The biting cold of the last few days brings
home most forcby what the sufferinGs Of the farm
ers in Kansas and Nebraska must bo who. without
food fuel OF shoes have to face The still more severe
weather of the praiIies VIII you please apply the
incosed 30 to their relief and credit it simply to
NtlC- York, Jan. p, 1873. \ LAWYER.
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iinben, peld)e bon 8anlenSeW 1breS @es
ifledtS pQs lalEefe Sob empiannrn aaat. Sene
idiaHeM ermIi0snSSttiii enpfiuOilugen, inter
s.4tn glnituB Gle ii9 foum fdbi9 fiihleu, aui
ben 6iiben 3u itebeu eoer cine &reppe 81 er=
Iteigelt, leues beitdnbige stb3apfen aaer 9brer
friiberen Spauntrait uno baS Sertreiben Der
@einnobeltSbliitbe Don Sbren @angen; ,eGe
beItdnoge 4n1engunc Sbrer SebenS tratte,
lpel1e Sic reisbar lilo dr9tslid madlt, fam
bIr6 bebarrliden @ebraub bieieS munoerbqz
| ZEN 6eitmittclS iiberluunoen rnn untrorAdt
luereen, llHre9elmaBi9felten unO eiuOernliIeu
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geiesrap1iias Sepsidea.
(8erihte Der yqiiociirten 9reiie" fir Den n@Or
relpouoeuten.")
SmlanosS sSepei@e1t.
al,ts Der 8umoesbattptjtaot.

gSaibinqton, ben 26. WtarS.- Sn Der
beutiqen @abtuetsibnng ipurbe Die Sra9e
penttlirt, oh Der Yrdtbent oaa Re6t babe,
Die uafante 4ihteritelle III 2ouiiiana ST be-
Iebeu. Hid)ter Baroee mar ba3u ernaunt,
a6er pem GonQreiIe nif)t betdtl9t lporoen.
observation-disclosures 8illiams, bem Die SadDe
sur @ntld)eibung porgelegt poroen, la9te,
6ab Dor ber nG6iten Seiiion bes Gougreies
bic @rnennung nid1t por9euomnlet weroen
f0nne.
- gs miro beute abenb auf CUTE Iutoris
tGt bin beri6tet, baB Der ebet oes graoellr-
unb yiotenorud giireaus oemndflt letneGnt=
laiiunq al nehn,en gebenft. Sts Jebt itebt
nod, ntd,t iest, tper Sic Stelle erbalten miro.
- Sberbnnbesanpa,t ggi4iaus bat ent=
ldlieben, oaE Snoianer, neid3e Des Wiorbes
anaeflaat fnb, niat BON einer Vtllltdr @onl=
miIion proseiiirt lueree1 fBnneH.
- Ser Brdfoent reii't nddlite gSode NIT
einiqeu leiuer Eamilienmitglieber 81 einenl
8eiIde mad Newe9orf.
g4td,tts fur oas SabaGs=8eSdDaft.
Waibin9tsu, 26. Wfdr5. = Der Cont
miiIdr Der Snueru 0tepenisen bat loeben auf
ben Dor einigen Sagen per6ffentlidten 4jreteft
Der ct. 2ouiier Sabadsfdbrifanten eriuiOert
SD babe Sbren Srief am II. D. UttS. erbalz
ten, meid)es mid bon bem SerFabren Der st.
9ouiier EabadSf Sfabrifantea in Der Seriamm.
lung in &ennttiB iett, tpeld1e fie 5u ben,
2mede berieien, I'M bic Meiuung Ses Sc,
id,afts iiber bic @ereftigfeit unb 8iniateit
bes geriasrens Der &e9ierun9ss Sealuten ans
,uipreher1, inbent 9estele eller gsrid1t iiber
allen Bis gum 8. MarS gefcmpelten Eabao
peslangten, nm in @enldbbeit beS am 3.MGr3
paiiirten @eieees une in llebereinitimmun9
init meiner an 6. GfG-s 1875 on bic @inneH,
mes erlailenen Snitrnftlou gir. 16, allem, 10
porbanbenen Gabaf, cine rpeitere 9b9abe BON
bier @ents pro Yfb. aufertegeu 81 f6nnen.
Serner babe i'd ben 8roteit 9egen oieie Dor.
Seidlagene abi1dtnug uno baS grinhen ge.
leien, Die amtlif erlafiene Sniirilftion eiuel
@ieberbe9ntahtung 81 nnter3ieben."
Der 8epeniie.@ommiiIdr ergebt iidj nun
pes '@eiterll IN eineY grfldruna Der prdSiler
i3eit, pe sas 'GeIee in Sraiitt trat uns tsSieht
| fi9 auf ote bereits aHbermeitig gegebele @ut.
| ideibung, bab oas Geiee nit bell 8eainu(
oes britten Cages bes Monats Mdrs in araf
trat Inc Inc .!hntiadllid Is bis l6 Stunoeu rid
,slrseahe &raft bat. Der Commit. niht an
zap oas "a Gents steaerss,as erf. gaA efluf
Ger 9eI6dftstunben am 3. Mldr, snr Sennt
MIG PES SanDels gelan9te. 0as Nmt iclbf
abe Dorler giidts oapon getpubt. llebrisenS
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Vernttfa1te SepsId,set ntts
Nekt1zM zMnrf.

gtem.Oorf, 26. Iidrs. - Der 9ampfer
Utopia" traf beute Don @lassow eiu.
- Der @barfreitag tuurbe in ben Sirden
aQ9enetn seteieft. Grsb!idaf Ye@losfep
leitste ben @ottesbieuit in Der ct. Yatrtd's
Satbeorale.
-ilnterldabamts= =Silans: Sob s54, ,415,s
946; @olIranr $40, Si8,767,
= Ser llnteridatmciiter sablte beute ais
Sutereiien $4,000 mp fitr etngeSoge enc OBJ
ligatipneu $4,000 aus.
: -9ie 3Oq @innahmeu betruseu bente
$51 1000.
- 8or einigeugSoden tauften so gefdiidte
Coupons ber 2. Serie Der Sbligationrn Der
yEolebo 8abaib gSeitern Giienbabn" auf
unb jett ituo nteoer 81 neue iolder 9eidlid-
ten Coupons entoedt morben.
: Der Spfr. nOOer" lit BON Sremen bier
eingetroffen.
- 5er Sefretpr bes SnHcgn bat oen Geo
legen g9alttr 3. Sel1iep pont' @olHmbia-
college in Stem Yorf ba3u beitimmt, bic
Shmarsen Serge 81 erfori6en.