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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

~ Andrew johnson. four years ago,
said Of Brownlow death has already
laid his icy fingers upon you! And yet
you sit, poor galvanized corpse, and
laugh in the face ofthe King Of rerrors ~
And now the shriveled parson. in tolcra
bic good shape, sits and listens at the
clods as they fall on Andy's collin
-ki,ut, Heruil
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

tV'On Saturday afternoon last n
young man and 4 young woman from
the upper end OF the county were mar.
rled in the county Jail in Cumberland,
where the former was q prisoner As
the marriage, the Ners says, removed
the cause Of complaint against him, he
was released, and the pair went home on
tho afternoon train.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

tV Upon the application Of the Prose-
cutting attorney OF Mineral county, G ov-
crnor Jacob offers a reward Of 500 for
the experimenting and securing Of Moses
WEIGH, who is charged with the crime Of
grand larceny, committed in said coun-
ty Of Mineral, and who escaped from the
Jail thereof on the LIST inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and LunSs.
such ~ Coughs, Colds, WhoopinE-
Cough, bronchitis, Asthma.
aud Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
| ern science, few are
! Of moro real value
to mankind than
. this sHectual rem
[sdy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lung. A vast til
NJ Of Its virtues,
throughout this and
ether countries, has
shoHn that IL doaa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

l2S'Thc Hon. Robert Irvine, formerly
Judge Of the Lewis Circuit. this State,
died at his residence in Weston, on Sat
urday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

tV'C. +. Tapscott, postmaster at Kill
marnock, Lanca 5ter county, Va, charc-
cd with stealing money from registered
letters sent from his Office, has been ar
rested and is now in prison at Rich
mond. The robbery Of registered let
tiers from the postoilicc Of kilmarnock
has, i: is said. been going on ever since
April last. but it was not until recently
that clue to the guilty party was OBJ
tanned.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

t:V-Captain kenny. the energetic and
ob'lSln5 agent Of the Baltimore and O.
hio Railroad ut Piedmont has removed
to kcyscr, rs we learn from the Indepen-
"t", preparatory to taking charge Of
That station when the end Of the divis.
ion is removed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

10 The members OF the Agricultural
Association composed Of the counties OF
Hampshire, Mineral, Grant, Pcndleton
AMI Hardy, in conformity to a notice
published in our columns, met in Moore
field, on Saturday last Officers were G.
lectcd, and it was determined to hold 4
Fair some timo in October next. Full
proceedings Of the meeting will be given
i'll our next number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

t:V'Th:ough friend we learn that our
fellow-townsman, Dugal c. Tabb, Esq,
has purchased land OH the Allegheny
mountain near IIartmansville, in Min
erai county, and intends to erect thereon
II house for 4 summer resort.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

fVlt is said that piece Of ice on tic
WHIST stops bleeding ut the nose.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

V'In the absence Of Rev. Mr.. Gil.
bert i'll attendance at PARKS Hollow
Camp'mccting" the pulpit OF the Metllo-
dist Church, South, in this place, will be
filled on Sabbath next, by Rev. Joseph
Nelson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

John {. Willctt and Mary l.. d. his wife,
Joseph |. Taylor. Thomas 7. Brooke;
Administrator. Silas Prices i.tlniiis.
TRAITOR. Mary Bcail AID Brook Taylor,
Defendants, IN CuAHCEi;Y.
The object OF this snit is, to have tho
[ f.i.. / 1 =
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

t-VWc understand that n Mason;,
Lodge was recently instituted at Mar
tinsburg. and named in honor OF on,
icllow-townsman, Col. "RoB'r. WuIrE.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

lS'" West Virginia, with population
OF less than half million, keeps more
dogs than Pennsylvania. with popula-
ton Of four millions. 1t is estimated
that this State has 100 900 dogs. At a
very low estimate each dog in day cat,
five cents worth Of food, SO that We find
the actual loss TO the State. aside from
what sheep they kill, to be $l,S25.OOO
No wonder that the farmers complain Of
hard times" Vf&tOu Dcmo;yf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-20

NNcT NIrCUIt, BaItImOrC con florence.
CLAIMING A CRIMINAL.-Wc under.
stand that johnson Rccs, SON Of Rev.
Davis Rees. OF Mineral county, obtained
from Gov. Jacob, lat present hcrc,) a day
or two ago. rcQuisition to the Governor
OF Maryland, for tramp, who not long
ago stole money & other effects from Mr..
r., who is now in Jail, Mt Frederick City,
Maryland. We hope that our friends in
Mineral will bring the guilty to punish
mcnt; tho only cfrcctual check to the
alarming progress Of crime throughout
the country.
, 1875-02-03

iaa,1ing Ut now notes. Previous to this net each
bank Cancelled it's own money In slclE own way.
Nhcn tifia was done, the clippings woso burned,
n.rt tho hody Of the nota forearde to tho Treas
ur.' TOR de4tructiou. Tho Second National Dank
o. Sa* York hns permitted somebody to possess
thcnl~olves of a largo amount Of teis cl'ppings
III d,Abone4t way. The attempt to paste tlcm
~ tnase whole iilIs proved unsuccessful. and
tho cuttings Ncya Bpld for wasse paper. IAeao
cuttings were noyer in tho Treasury, and never
came frnm it. Tho notcs from which they woro
Cit have not botil il, tno Treasury since they
wcro itsiod. bit cnufd not be made ot Of
tl!e cntira lot lie ShcsctS.rvico officers Of the
Tr"asnr: hayo carefully Investigated tho subject,
al til11 The officers uf That bulk alouo reapon-
si'le. and that there III no danger Of fraudulent
nnlea.
TIE TEA A::p COFFEE DUTY.
Tha Ways Aah Means G,mtnitteo alll meet to-
tn.,r.ns fos TIN consideration of revenue mat
tcrS. TheEs is very ttrony but 1niet 1ot'oy
li'Hc en1eaIotinH to have II tax pat npan tea.
This lubbr represents the 1osling Importers of
tea IN thu larger ctieB. uilA from tuin recently
furnished by sl.etu It ~ evident that there il d
nnpyly Of tea uuw In tito country e,,Tcient to
fiji .Ls dcmand for al least year. II the tax III
Int o,,. Of eonrsn tie importers could ,nake a
very ,'rrLty profit. Tic fcelng lloweyer. Ia
aca,utt ing the tax. anil the prospect IL thai
IN month or two from this tina tea will to
auont tie cheapest article of commosce In the
country.
, 1875-02-03
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1karoa, D, c., Feb 2-For the Lower
Missouri, Upper Mississippi, tue Northwest. ard
Lake Superior aud Michigan. slsins barometer.
cold uor.hcfly wludsy, cloud, and spo". followed
by coar weather.
k1ee,G! At*ta'fh 10 The cattaaa Tribune.
DuDuauE 1a., Feb. a.-One of tlo most 7to-
lent suuw- storms OF tho season, accompanied
with ram ant slcet. las again struck this section
OF country, The snnw IL oser 3 fuot deep on
d level. aud It'll co1niug. Iho rail-
roads nre boa1adcd, Wills the incoming
train On tho lasa Division OF the Ii'inn.a
Cputrat IL battling with snow'drlfss IN lhe Wein-
ty OF A{aaunye. IGe mail traun from Chicago
ROT through tilla evouiug ali right
stss,:.t fhxputrh IL I'he ChseaHo Tribune.
1lucktoKD, ILL.,, Fob. 2.-rt1e,a has been thB
heaviest sl!ov-Gtorll here to-day for many years-
It commenced suawiuK early this morning, sud
hus Continued all day. The snow IL now II
inches deep.
$, rt'at Di*natch to 7'ht Chteaoo 7r,hnns.
61oux C1Iy.Ia., Feb. at cuinIns1tceh ntofm.
Ing hero tls,s fosenoo.. The w,nd commenced
blowing from the north ahnut nnoi'. ana IL s's.
crcasing In violence. Tho suow IL drifting, and
will, II It continues, bloo.RIs tue ralltoaa' In
Dakota tho storm IN reported a8 1eins very
eovers. Mercury four bs1ow zero, aud rapidly
falliuE.
OAAuA, Neb., Fab. IA heavy rlnd stosm,
eccourauiod BY light snow, prevalent here this
eYaning. Tile mercury IL below zero, and rapid
ly failing lower.
, 1875-02-03
SOUTHERN NEEDS.

SreftR Utpat.h 10 Yhs CA'c1uo Tribune.
WAsu1.dTos, d. G., Feb. 2.--As III Indication
OF the drift Of feeling on tho Louisiana ques+
ton it may DO stated that Senator who haa
hitherto been cue Of tho most ardent and con.
A1btept supporters OF tho Administration, and
deyui1t bcllesor in the outrage bukinesa, stated
to-day, with tue emphasis mud enthusiasm Of
new convert, that "Iho wi,ola Kellogg Govern~
Ient in freud. will not vots either IN or out
Of caucus to recornize it as tile lcgh! Govern
merit. will not ,ote in or out OF Caucus to sost
Iinclback. Eor uiow myself 10 bs bouud to do
H."
Tie Huuse Republicans held cencus this
evening to Ie5lbeiate Upon boulhtrn po'lcT,
aud to deternno tho order OF busiuens under
tho now rule. tho meeting "as coasp, cuous for
tile number Of absentsrs. Quiz three or four
Of tho eighteen so-called recuRant Republicans
we're present. Speeches we're taado " Messrs,
Dawes. 1remniu, Garfield, liala. Of Malnc. B!c..
ry. aud J,ii,l q. Smith, Of OHIO. Tho drift Of
tic Discussion that immediate legislation for
the soutil oaght ~ be Ind, and variety u! plans
were dl6cussetl. Lut nothing detiulte waH asEerd
on. It va. decfled That tae CivlI-liigiits bill
should be takeu up Tomorrow. anil pasHed 90
Thursday under the operations OF tho nav rule.
gAE posITIo: ur ttNCNRAGE
before tbe kenate Committee un Elections is
this: There is now majority Of one i'll ia:or o'
aeating him. II Carpenter returns his fott
against piuehback would tis tho C5aluaittes.
, 1875-02-03
KANSAS.

Special Dfspatch to I2s chleaaa TTlbniH.
TorExA, Kat., Fob+ 2.--Doth Houses epont
tho wholo day discuaslng tho grasshoppar bosl'
ucss, THO House finally ngEced, h Committee
Of tho Whole, to bill aprropriatlog e9b, QUO to
buy seed aud hnrsc.teed, the money to ho tz-
pendcd md distributions Of gtatu mado by the
o|llcers o{ tlo State Doard II Agriculture. The
Senate has Royetal bills bofore 1t on tho aa'ne
subject, but adjouEucI without coming to any
conclusion,
CHARITY.
The Dos,o1, friends Of the Atchlson, Topeka l.
Rantn Fe na;e contributed $500 to buy coal for
tbo destitute people along tue line OF tnat road.
aud ccul was bought mud shipped to-day by the
State I.el.ef Committee.
, 1875-02-03
ILLINOIS,.
8CuOuI-afDEEY.

spsefal Dtspatch to The cA,eaoo Tribune.
sPnMorELp, Feb. 2.-The first occurrence Of
noso in the House this morning waa the intro
duct!on by 1Ioonau Of resolution proposing tho
amendment Of Boc. 8, Art. 8, Of tho Constitution
80 as to make it read a. follows:
Tho General AGseubly shuli provide for equitable
purloses a,aonz tho free schools Of tho Bsts; tro-
FiasQ, each 5ei,goua sect may esablhh ffce achoos
shaH 10 splToprlaed by .o densrai AssSmI,y 10 III
ar snatstu my academy. seaA.sy. college, es auiyes
s4l any krnus or donhtin Of auds, naouey, other
ler.ohal property ever he made by tls STATE suY
pune cooperation t9 WY church. except to sustain
It will be observed that tue proposed aueod-
ment would make division OF tho school fund
imperative upon the Legislature, aud further
would empower thu corporate authorities Of
citea 10 "donata !" sny lands Or moneys to =
church tor tue msintonance Of the church FREQ
schools.
FunTiER INVESTIGATION
wAs proposed by resolution introduced directing
tha Committee on Printing to inquire into tho
mapner in which The contract for tho State
Printing is executed and. particularly, "a to tha
printing of tha report of tLe Railroad and Ware
house Commissioners.
oTMkn n1Lra.
Starr, OF peoris, introduced bill fixing the
lien Of Judgments aud decsess upon tho property
Of the Judgment debtor Ut soven years from tho
| rendition thereof, provided that no Judgments
and deereaa Of Tue United States Courss shall be
= lien upon the real estaso Of any Judgment
| debtor, unless transcript Of the Judgment or
aee1eo be tiled and recorded In the County No-
corder's office, A question: whioh will neceasart-
u occur upon tLis till will b. whether tho stass
Legislature has authority under tho Conhtltu-
tloa, to paas any act affecting tho lan Of taag-
meat Of United States Court4.
a bill to regulate Attorneys' sees Was in.ro-
duced by Hail. 1t spp!tea ohly to proceedings
for the aaalxpment OF dowos and Tor partition,
aud establishes the fec at per cont on the first
VI, 0o0 value Of the astate, whore tbs este ta il
worth more than $4,000, per cent GU the ars.
u 600. per cent on the next $4,000. aud one
hs!f OF per cent Oh the valuation abovo st, QUO.
ui1a introduced
| TIE tl1lzESa' ASSOCIATION BILL
providing for tbs Incorporation Of tho city un-
dor the piesent General Municipal Incorporation
acs sl4o. tho blli pzep4sed by tAs same Aasocla-
lion proposing ssnsudmeats " ths asnorsl NJ.
| uiolpal Incorporation Act,
essasea iatraaussa blu aa.haslsiss Tpxs "
, 1875-02-03

SpVcl0! Uspa'eh % 78e CH3ca37 z7'"1'H'
Quincy, ILL., Feb. 2.-Accordiug to tables puo'
llsheu by tho Wig to-, day, tho number OF hogs
uacsed Iii Quincy tbia season to Fob ID o. ofo.
Ils number excoods tho number packed last
season by 2,282. Tue average weight OF the hogs
packed this saaaou ia about 70 per cent !ess than
it was Iaat seazou, and tho yield Of lard about
per cons less. Tho packers have not VT ceased
operations for tho season, but tho fnoHt OF tAam
will probably oloss up about tie middle Of the
month.
, 1875-02-03
THE NEW BRUNSWICK SCHOOL RIOTS.

Special E,.pot-h 10 The Ghrcoon Tribune.
NEWCASTLE, n. b. Fob. 2.-Tho body OF Gif-
ford. tho young man WHO was ahot ut Coraques.
arrived here encascd III coffin on Sunday even
lug. The funaral tool place this afternoon, st-
tended fully by 700 persons. Four Protestant
cergymen conducted tho services at the housa
and grave.
\ OF tho rioters at Coraauet all eave one haye
been arrested. Tho examination Ct the pris-
onets is now going OIL ut bathurst. Thirteen
l,aro already been committed for trial. A mcu-
her Of tho bar made nn lnilnmmato!y speech ut
tAn Court tlousn 1t bathurst .yestorday. mud 1t
was feared that m attempt would be made to
reseuc tho prisoners. but tho military wero On
the alort ai,l n,pped the affair in tho bud. At
Cora4uet I'll is at ptcsont luiet.
When the liver falls IN act, and are bilious and
cut Ut sort4 Dr.. Jaynes Saattyo Pills. to bring
about a henthy retinn Of the 1ssr, and remove al
distressing symptoms.
, 1875-02-03


Special DlspatsA "a 1hs Ca1eaao Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb, 2.-1n tho Senate I
memorial Of tho lsy. J. L. Gay, MI expelled
Professor Of English Literature, attacking the
management OF the State University. aud par
tlcalarY aasailing President Mutt, WAS read and
referred To the Committee OIL Education.
majority Ut the Temperance Committee re-
ported Liquor bill in accordance with their ILL.,
etructlona. It provides for license OF e200 TOR
Retailers aud el00 for wholessleta aud mauufao-
tuzsss, for local option. and for persona! Aab.A-
t3. Purchasers snd sellers aro made kliks re-
sponslplo. aalss aud parchaass On 4undays and
legal holldAYs ~ 1oxhilaon. Drunkenness u
, 1875-02-03
Ohio.

4oG1l1E IublNEs3'
COLUMBUS. O., Feb. 2---tn the House to-day
the House bill providing for the collection OF
special assessments by the City Treasurer rs
soon 81 due, sud the Benass bill providing that
plats Of additious To ciics and Villages must be
approved hr tho Councils lafoto ha1ng recorded.
.wcro passed.
4 bill waa introduced providing tllat tho
Judgcs Of the Supreme Court shall divide tile
State into Ave Juaicial DstrIcte. and assign one
OF the aaid JuaseH to each district 10 attend the
HcaBions Of the District Courts.
In tho Sc,,ate, the Senate bill to do away with
three days grace in The payment Of noies aud
hlllA Of exchange WIS passed.
Bills we're introduced providing that before
town plats staIt 10 ,nado to cittas aud y!ases
the lots thoreou shall bo transferred by tho
County Auditors. mud, "hcfs subdivisions are
nado, lots ehall 10 reanpraised.
, 1875-02-03

NEW yonE. Feb. "a dispatch from narrss-
burg, Pa. says: a disgraeetul sceno occurred iu
tue pe,'nsylvansa House ot Representatives 'ast
night, growing out OF anoton to refor the petition
Of ctizens OF Lancaster City contest!pg the scat OF
D. r. Rosenmiller. Repuhlican, As rem'
ber Of The Legislature, to tue Committee On
the Judiciary. Issue being joined On parla~
tnoutary points, Mr.. Wolf. Republican eAme IL
conflict with the Speaker. WHO finally ordered
bers rushed to tie defenss OF sueiv colleague.
aud wreatsd him from tho hands Of tne Sergeant
at.Ara,s. In tlls ,ullat OF the cotn.los!on tue
Speaker adjousnel the House. Dut4ng the
nielee pistols Woro drawn.
, 1875-02-03

Among the passengers on bosrd tho Pensacola Ia
Col Il. b. StetnberRh. special Commissioner Of
" t ;s,an. .hont vsne ro LAY ;n,nrr, e
nIlv ratahlisici clo.s relations between the
rlani4 and tae t]nited Staten. This tins the
Island. will probably he takon under tho proteo-
tion Of the Government.
, 1875-02-03

oyrber; "a per cent cnn read hnd write ~ pef
cent ca,, read and only 10 per cent wero ttcf1
..c. Forty-two por cout had been regular At,
tcuaat.ts Ut church. md 81 per cent had attended
clurcl, irrceu,arly. Forty.two pet cent were IN
tor,perato, aud IS per cent were TEMPERATE VI
the whole To3 thoro wera but lit who bad an
intena1)erato parent.
, 1875-02-03
RAID ON GAMBLERS,

The keepers Of the two ganablang-sooms as
81 South ualsted street and No. li8 West Madl-
sou street oponed up small game Of faro d.
late hour last night, aud Capt. Ellis mou cana
down on them, aud captured eight inlnasss "
tie former and nine In the lsttes.msntioued
place. Tho "tools " ware contsoatsd, nd, WITH
Tho prisoners, tAksn 10 Madison AtEast atstlon.
, 1875-02-03
THE TREASURY.
4 EEk6ATiON SPuiiED.
THE NEW HOUSE RULE.
III THE E'sCsE AiII. 4 WEEKS 7

stse.as Dtspateh to 7ss cAse:sda Tribune.
WAsH1xo1oa, D. G., Fob. 2.-TAe Sensational
report that million ot fsaudulout uasional cur
reucy Ia eloat il without substantial Foundation.
Ths facta Are these Tue Rot Of June ~, 187a,
requires Ill National Banks to dsposis pe1 cent
OF their issus NTH the Treasurer ot tbs United
htatss tor ths asstsuation Of zautlatsa nossa Ard
, 1875-02-03
WEST VIRGINIA.

TIE CONTEST poR UNITED STATES SENATOR
CMAnLRs7oS. ". Va, Fob. 2.-1lt the ballot IN
joint session to-day for Uuiseli States SENATOR
Walker had 20; Contten. 22; Hwann. l8i Bran
uap, IL; Price, IL; scattering. 4.
, 1875-02-03
Angus Cameron Likely to Succeed
Senator Carpenter.
The Democrats and 1ndepend-
ent Republicans Unite.
Ramsey losing Ground
Very Fast in Mime.
sofa.
Notes from Other Legislatures



ORDINARY BUSINESS.
Sn<cfaf D;ypatch 10 1he Ch,cloo Tfftunt.
MADISON. Wis, Feb. 2.-Iu the Semitic two re-
moust, ances against tho division Of Clark Coua-
ty: petition relating to the geological! survey;
tho report Of Lumber inspector for District NO.
8; a memorial asking change IN tue manner oi
publishing tax-lis!s. .weso presented and re'esieo
Resolutions wore offered asking committee
to investigate Us to tho most practical manner 70
i,nprovo tho Fox Niyos, and ASKING tile Naalfoau
Commissioners to state when their report "oula
bo submitted to tue Legislature. The lattor "ns
adoptad. ,-,ut
WAS referred to The Committee on tho 1udaG!nIY; w
Bills wore introduced to 1ppr0prlato sf'ouo
to Tie Superintendent Of Public Property; au"
tuorizing cittos aud yillngea to es:abllsh 5ieo
public libraries and readlng-rooms; anionalng
tho charter OF Berlin CITY; changing the Tine Or
COUNTY; to moro fully defno aud punish bribery
previous to electious and 10 amend tue NeViecd
Statutes relating TO county. oatcerI
Bills woro passed Amending the law relating 70
railroads, express. and telegraph coniphnloe-'s
proviacB for tho appointments of Commissioners
In February: authorizing the Supervisors OF the
Town Of Byron 10 use portion OF the ofasnaRe-
fund.
eioncr OF Printing, relative 10 the claim Of ).
D. Carpenter was received from the seeEetary
OF State. It favors the appropriation Of s34'o0
to him on an old printlug claim a.,
iesp1tun ~ .n,tara ~ rnnuress and the Uniel
ae.p " ia.vns t,,or y ,sts IA roeel7e rs-
a!s.es s'tst' oenass s,.a;s trasan3 nns;tian.
su1n 70 sne,, -, "aiomr,, aim a,e Fab. 25
1ot oi.,a w. ~, 80 i,a;,,oas sftcr Feb
ana 90 aiso " taa .SeetF' Nv 10" 'A"'4''"
~, Mefe aaopse.. s,,,. ~ -aroel III, lava of
.,5a n,lH "e'e t.,.s".n i,,srrancn "nnn.ncH
1918; ~ tIsa'"fH IN Tsov,aod atatntes re1atinr
20 anshn Io,a .u' ~ "n,snI liz iawa
70 1o1 iuIugss.ni Iss.i, to I'm fn,ma;or ~ town in,
u ao!a seia.ns W w ~ smsn5 IN taw exnn,nt
~. ause sssr - 1,n,},an;nu md othnrs. In ra-
lus 'ua ~ "aHs Hf.",tar ~ ~ Hraen nav 4 Misa,s-
psne tue ~. o,r ~. -. 80 =, annronrsta nj inn In
sppi Cana1 @ na,t ~ rnnntr. tn enon,,rsno
he the 'nssa nsa,pn p ,oi seceestuI uss Of steam In
Isnt, sne ~" on iewnys nor;nr
n,1,'t ~, s"rcasaful 1nach,ne iii for the
pGuutg ~ r G,rnontar. r. amcnd Tia laws OF
tono io!i-' -. caI;nca+;cn ~ tho In ~ rcIat.
to"o i.' - 10 amend the hwe Of
!.G 4Hso ~
| Ao4T' TI ~o.,,,t,,, osl;rr tns c,nm;ttca In ro-
~ LII ~ rn.a,t srsta,n ~ co,,nty
| po.s s ~ 49," 10y an;ontot
| Ro'etAusu' " - =. us..@tou s,s's, 's,1,,,,,r,ov
~ l'!s. spisf IoS' ~ Ga..te ., yo,,ow,
ono voee ~ ~ sa.' n ios n"Ies raoroo 4
I,aipspset' " n."xs, j. ~ s,tt 1nt;no
Aazeson' ~ apseus VI =. noa ,.s'o sot.ug, .1, -
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, 1875-02-03

THE SENATORIAL VOTE.
Sute,at Disu1tch to 1Ae C1,caao Tribune.
gr, PAUL, Miun. Feb. 2.-The vote for Scn-
ator today AZ asain test Sose, Ramsey lasi"g
2, Davis gaining 2, lillstury losing q Loch1en
unchanged Since tho contest opened, Ramsey
hns les. ID, Dawn gained 8, aud the Democratic
candidate gained 1.
NEGULAH WORE.
In the Senate, s bill WAS introduced to ]egali2o
or strengthen former conveyance OF the iand-
grant to tue Winona l. 81. Peter Railroad, and
companion bill providing for the taxation OF tho
road and landslide latter "a fast 10 possession
Ia transferred.
In tho House, 4 bill extending the time for the
payment Of railroad taxes due yesterday WAS i'll
definitely postponed.
Tho Joint Committee on Frontier Ko-
lief 1neeta with the Governor and others
tonight to discuss measures OF role!
for sufferers hy the graaatopper plague last year.
Tho Governor states tlAt the people will require
aid and Subsistence till next harvcst-t'ne; aao
for seeding their lands next Rpring. About
81, COO Inns besn expended for relief during tlia
last year bs tie Governor through Gca. slbiey
and others, besiiea ptvnto contributions amonlt.
lug to nearly aa much moro. 1t " estimated
that tho State Will laYo to give, besltleb the
10000 already appropriated this sessioa, about
600 more.