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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-26

APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

IA Notice No. 29s.-T. $. survey No, So
T.. q. Land Officc. Carson city, Nevada, Octobsr
10Th, ls75. - Notice IL hereby given that the
ArasSs GoLp AND SILVER MIsiso COMPANY,
corporation existing under and by virtue OF the
laws Of tho State OF Nevada, and whose port
ofics address and principal place of business I.
Carson city, Nevada, has this day by X. y.
KELLY its duly authorized and appointed aeens
made application for L. :. Patent to one
thousand Il ,Oool linear feet of certain vein or
lodo Of quartz or other rock in place bearing
gold and silver and other precious metals and
known as and called the ATHENS IopE Arb
CLAIM, situate, lying and being Ia the Eagle and
washoe Valley Mining District, orinshy County
and state of Nevada, together with all dipe,
spur.. angles and variations. with rurfas
ground Sir hundred feet in width for the cob
venient working thereof, and known ami dosis.
mated on tho held notes and official plat on file
in my Office a. L. \. survey or Lot No. 3s In
Sections Nos. IL and Is Township No. 10 north
in Range No. 10 east Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian, the exterior boundaries ~ said Lot
M. Is being as follows to-vit: beginning AZ
Post marked Athens Co, 4. :. Survey No. ~
Post Nc. l, located un north cast.rly slope about
one mile north uastcrly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears the Carson int south
~ degrees 20 minutes sast winnie Ranch hous
north 6s degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said post NJ. !, first course south -
degrees as minutes vest 1T jeO feat the south
west corner post No. l of the Mint Mining Cos
u. 5. Survey No. q COO feet to post No. 2.
thence second course south 3dcgrttn - minutes
EAST 900 feet to post No. 3. thcuce mira tpur-
north 81 derrcs- S. minute. cast at 500 feet "
south crntru stake, whuncr boars the quarter
section corner ON the cart line of section 10
Township .; north In Rsngc - cast Mouui
Diablu Meridian south degrees - minutes
erst 935 iret. t,o feet to post No, &; thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes wcpt
Oeo f,ct 10 post No. | the point ~ beginning.
containing ~ 11.lupth scrs. Bearings 81
pressed trUm true mUtiuisn. Magnetic Naria
tiOn Ii :. degrees east. survey made 90 accord
with the record of location The labor and I'M
rr0ycmrntg consist of an tncltu" sld cuts. The
claim j. bounded on the north 10y The Mint Coz
claim L. :. survey No. 81, ami ou the south,
EAST and west by no known claimants. Tho
cation at this claim is Of record and may b"
found IN Book j page 81 Of the Mining Records
Of Eagle and MasbDr Valley Mining DiHtrict
Lplt ia ~. Office OF the Mining ltccorti,r ~
Carson Ci.y, Ncvaia. Any and all l. rrons
ella ming adversely any r"riion 81 said Athens
Gold aud Sih.r Mining OompanNs claim o.
ground rs hrrcinbcforr doiclibtd, ar required
To hit their a1vrrsc claim with th" Bciister %
the 1 :. Land once, NJ Carson cay, Nevada,
during The silty days period 80 publication
h, rrof, or thcy will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions u the statutes,
ueisr-G5t A. WATT. Irgis;fr.
, 1875-01-23

During certain hours London Erideo Ia densely
crowded with ycllc'os OF every description pass-
1og backwards aud fotwaEls-is dangerous III
The e1tfens both to life aud property. aud not
untregreltly block occuIs which, for time
wholly closes up tho tAoroughsare. 4 doputa.
t,on which waited upon tho Common Council at
uqlldhal! proved by its composition how widely
3sle "ele tho Inconvenience and peril Of tho
present insufficient accommodation. Al! bore
~!tnsas to tho real peril which had to ba en-
ssoonsered iu crossing from ono silo Of the
ahsmes - s5 to a ths otao1 Mr Laing, the Chairman
mstous instances Of fatal accileuts.
y wa rfofosed by some TO widen tho bridge
hy throwing tho footwkys into the road and to
construct "nes footpstha outside supported By
eautlievess." Tho osinctinns IRE TINT this ielief
soula he Insufficient, that tue projecting stract-
a.sa would completely spoil tho arehiteettlrsl
eaest OF the bridge aud .hss, In the opinion Of
BIZ Joln Aennie, the bridge would uot bear such
e. additional weight. The building OF q new
prsdse below the Present oIe was also suggested.
ont opposed on tic ground that 1t Nolll inter-
tess intoie1stly wlth tho river tratlp. Tho plan
70 Which lraAt "Scc tatI Ea4 t4hau III l,,Htcad Of
ea rngalnly aud dis1Eullpg structure projecting
u Asaa AlAs Vt tue Lsld&o, II Mould b. wiser 70
, 1875-01-23
INDIANA.

Special Disua&eh te T'hs CAftaao Tribune.
INprANAro11s, Ind, jan. 22.-To-day the bill
empowering boards Of Trustees Of incorporated
towns to exact lcenso from retailers Of intox-
icasing liquors within their proper cornosatioua,
the consideration Of which VAS pending at the
tme OF tho adjournment yesterday, was referred
to tho Committee on Rights und Privileges.
Bills vera introduced for acts empowering mar
ried women, with their husbanaa' consent. to
appoint IN attornay,-in fact, to convoy their
separate realty; to provide for tho roorgnn1za-
ton aud government OF the State Prisons, and
tue appointment OF a Board Of Commissioners
which shall hare oversight and Charge Of the
Etste Prisons, and to whit any or ell Iails
in the State; and two bills to license the sato Of
intoxicating liquors, one re-epactlug tho old
License law OF 1859, limiting lilo number Of
Grand Jurors to Heven. Tho Committee on Efec~
tions was ordered to rtport as socu as practica.
hle on tho contested casa Of IeGoriea va. Lax
ter, from Wayne County.
The bill for orc.ntaiuk ushi no.rt1s Of Trade was
amended 40 that tho whole amount OF tho Fa!uo
of real aud porsunul property 0wnol br stock
aasociatinus ut o!ia timo Hliali not oxceeu tho
sun, Of s500, ,000 and ordered printed. Tha llolae
yestigation Of etase-priaonB, md Also IN ono far
the payment ot pensions to Mexican War soi-
die.s. Bills uers Introduced authorizing County
Commissioners to purchase sta.iouery aud books
for the uss Of county olficers. and creating Q
Btate Board OF Hes!th with Superintendent Of
Vital Obstetrics.
70 THE PEOPLE or INDIANA.
Tbs Indepenuent senators and Aepresenta-
tivos have isaued an address to tlle peopo Ut tho
State, In which they say VT il now N UT
Mislakablo fact thas there Ia no hope what.
over Of efYecting any reform of tue financial
legislation Of the country. OF sny legislation
for the benefit OF tho people. through
either the Denocrstio or Ropnbncan party, 3D.
tho tnoney-power and n,onopolisss." The poo.
ple arc ca]lod upon to organize in every school.
diatsiot aud township, and recommend that at
least ono delegate froln each county bo Rent to
the Cleveland National Convention on tho 11th
Of March next The address IL signed BY two
8aaAtQxs and nina RepEa4entatiYea.
, 1875-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Schenck's I'uinoslic Syrup, Sen
Weed Tonic, and Nfan-
tIrlEtA Pills.

Thsss aesprvc.ai; celebrated an,! popular nsAtcnsH
bayv effected revolution IN tho hoating aFt and psorel
IT. taAsy II .ossEa sxlRs aich have for suJ years
ths pfugross Ut msdiosl aeionoo Ths fsse
aupto.tfIy that "Cousunptton u incuFabs dstcrssd
h,ttslp4 ftut Attsptlng lind remedies for that dit
sae aud p4tsnts sH!fctoa With II sucoAcad themselves
" death Without making An oor tu escaps from doom
which thpy suypased u s unavoidable. Its pEpEsd.
loxeye that ton.uapon TIN 10 cured and thst It kas
t<n eist III ssEy great 1unbes Of CASES (soo Ut them
apparently desperate onesl by Sehuncka Puonlo S5rup
siono and In other by tbs mecins iu eunnso
tlon wih 6chehcka boa Wee Tonic and Mandrake PILL
btth. according to the requirements Of the csse
ill., sauoack hnsais, vino en}ased uututsuuptsd good
bsaA for than forty yeass supposed, at oEs
tns ba tho worry cato Of death. bis ph5soaena haT
ng pronounced III. hopulos and abAnaoasd him %
ha f4to Ho cused ty ths Afotssa!d me1lotus Aua
slucs hia rsIosprY. nAnJ thouAAmds t!mtty aaee1sa
ha.o ussd Dr. scAeuck. preparations With the sas* ~
tuarkabts sucpssa.
Full drsetlo Accompsuy sach, uakgE u not sbsS.
Iutey pspss4ssJ Dr. Eche1ck unlA pSt1shH wlsn
thcI *1Amn?d and tor tha ppf.e ~ q = 9sotss
FuII.ivphis eysfy onas, whass ~ letters fos Ad.ef
must a61ryxso1 ScnchsAs usdlcllos e to&a ~ -
druggists
, 1875-01-23
TIL; Co0S COUNTY RATIONAL.

.S}Nthtf Dis'nth t9 fhf Ehtfada IrftuHf.
DEs MONIES, 1A., Jan. :;4-Til0 mortga.e glTeu
by i. Z. Allen for piG4 0o0f fsas brought hero ~
b!,ccial messenger, aud recorded yesterday heu
anl In 3aspcr County; also in chicago.
To-day IT waa recovered by witt OF
rcpleyiu, a..tl delivered to MT. III.
lan and tho sl,urtyago cancelled OF
the record. Releases fa;e a!ao becn aont ta
Chicago aud Jabl,er Cos.nt5. nr: Allan viii
return to Chicago Tomorrow. No financial ex'
citeIuent here.
NEW lonk. Jan. 93.---Tko Loan and Trust
Company today uI,taued au attachment against
pronerty III this State Of the Cook County M
tiopal uauk Ut Chicago.
, 1875-01-23

4G OF tho EcIlaol Code; to appropFiato
el0h0 to st. I'1kou Ifaze.al. Mt Eacino;
rnning TO tbs tsSa.ion Is .ras,;ien: traac:a,
to autuor1zo tho Conmastpuer' Of School aud
University Lands 10 loan PARTON Of tho trust
fnn.ls tp tue City and Town Of Mineral Point;
to se5.lze tho Official acts Of 4. Anstesaon, All
attorney -at-law: to provide for tho purchase Of
80 OF Ncbttcr's Dictionary. An executive mea-
sa9e was received announcing the appointment.
] Of J, ". Hort. q. II, Paul. mud Joseph II. OE.
borHo ns 1sai'roaa Commissioners, which was re-
foFred to tho Coumittee Oil Railroads. An Az
acnifIlg resolution providing for the printing Of
thu Fish Commissioners report WAS concurredin.
Elt" legalizing the official acta of H. H. Mills,
Court EtmHst oner Of Eeck Coua.-. ami ro1at-
jnC tn tue Exemption nwH. were in1eluitcly poat-
| poued.
a:sEMHEY.
h1r. 1alber. resigned the ClairtnaEHflip nf tla
| Commute" IN Ways anl stca.,a. au,i Alr. Fl,x
| waA promoted to site vacancy. Petitions wcIo
tenth only. to organize law c:n,atr from tor
r:sory in 14incelE. Chippewa AID Marathon. The
report of tho Lumber 1tmpector nf the Chppo-
va District elDws over ly3 D9A U1D feet tnaulfa.-
tnrcd tl,oro the last year. 4 resolution t., print
| j,hU1 copies Of tIo GoYrtn1rn message Wal re-
tncscd. Tho SerCeant~at-hrtns was nr letc,l tn
| enforce tho rule againat Rn3Efnr. Bills wcrp
introduced tn nmend CHIP. II. 1tevised ktatutea.
| relating t. Freema.ons Udl-Fellows, aud other
| ec,ct Hncctina t. rcsfcye CLARK County from
Payment of Illegal State taxes; and to drine The
tiab:2itses Of railroad companies in relation to
damages Sustained hy employees.
, 1875-01-23
PADDOCK ELECTED SENATOR.
Sr.4;of E;s,wIfrh Il. Phk rL,raf,s TrihifuS.


Special ESpattA IL Tht f7h,eage I'5ibuns.
LINCOLN, Neb., jan. ga United States Sea-
ator was elected ut noon upen tho aizsh ballot,
the lucky Individual The ballot stood: ID the
Senate, paddoc*. TO- Thayer, q; absent. l.
l1onse Paddock, 2S; Thsyer, 9; Morton, ! /;
Patrick, /.
Tho result was rather unexpected, though
from the agurtng laat night t appeared thst
something important vas to bo done.
Thu reFort was circulated that Judge Dunjy
had Withdrawn In faror Of Henry ii, Atkinson.
eurl-in-law Of Senator TIptpn. The report Of the
withdrawal OF Ns. Dundy became certain, but he
ea;d that Gen. Cunningham would receive his
votes. Tho fricuda Of Paddock. hoWaref. ro-
fused to desert him, snd combination seems to
l,nyo boon thon formed between his frieutls and
those OF pundv. The Democrats generally ~eilt
into the combination. and The thing took Like
vlldGro. Especially hero at tho Capital tie re-
sut was most unexpected. and MANI friends OF
Thavor about Lincoln arc oarnestly asking where
his tweuty-one votes OF yesterday wont.
BIOGRAPHICAL sKgTCu.
OMAHA, Kob., Jan. 22.-AlGernan Sidney Pad
dock, elected to-:ay to succeed Senator Tipton
and is nbout a years Of age, Of puritan ances
try anti sdistanty related 70 Gideon Welles. 0on
eral and Senator Sherman. lie has boen resident
or Nebraska sinco 1856. Living at Fort CalhouI
few years. he removed to Omaha, where ht
resided until last year, when he removed tt
Beatrice. He was appointed Governor o
Wyoming in 1868, but Withdrew owing to ticrt
being no appropriation to defray tho expense
Of tho Territorial Government. Though Con
eervatiyo Republican. Mr. Paddock is ip full
sympathy with the paEty, snd Will doubtless &C
ma cu-operats with it in tic future, H1s cleo
tlon wna secured mainly az compromise be
tn cen the opponents OF the strongest Republican
candidate-Gen. ThaysF.
, 1875-01-23

N CHICAGO.

In Ct71CHEC. =
4 tro-story brick building iu tho rear Of No.
1a7 North Carpenter street, owned by tienrhe
Smith, md used by Aiu, ~ cooper-s'op. took
lire from some unknown chuse A. $
o'clock yesterday morning. aud loss or
e10, GOO Of. euIldis,g sud stock waa antaiied The
alarm wan sounded from Nox 553. policy for
81 200 IN held by Mr. smstt il the A1t4a2on of
Cinc,uuet, alltl another for 81 ,500 In the hfo"-
ors OF milwaukee,. ....,
Another fire, tile second Which lsas occurred
In short tiMo in the same structure, VAS dis.
covered iu tho Carver building, Nos: 4G and ~
Clark strcot. lust evening Ut & o'clock, aud wa
tho occasion OF tbs alaru FROM box 10. Tho
slightly burned. Damage trltiDg. Hot coala
w!ucA tell from grate caused tho fire.
, 1875-01-23
TENNESSEE.
TUE CkHTNE OF iHTEnEaT.

TUE ckHrAE or INTEREST.
8pse,el DfsRateh to 1hs Chieaao tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tsnu., jan. 93.-It was thought
last night that Brown was "dead duck" 1lo
had gons up to 20 and fallen to II. Thia had
tsudency to alarm Browns supporters, Who want
vigorously to work In Ais interest. But tbs first
ballot to-day showed no Increase. Brown and
Bate arc 5ealoua OF each other, and not
many ballots had baen cast bsfore it
became evident that tloro w2B determined
struggle between thsm for priority, though late
wss the strongest polling 20 votes at tsfe start
lie toll On the eighth ballot to II, while Drown,
passing him, showed q. with I slight
denomination from the galleries. Tbs
contest between tue Two had bceu sharp,
being "nip and tuck" until 1t lad grown
so hested ~ to render II hereafter Impossible
for ooaltien between than. The ninth ballot
stoods . sohnson s2 Erogn e. Stephens 10
Brown. Stephens, Date, Ewing; nor Quarles
would move : peg, oAoh being sangulua
Ut beating Iohuaoa, who, on tha stxth ballot.
run up the gaInut to thirty-four. Those men arc Y
20 tenacious that 4 Democratic CAUCUS would ho
impossible even wore 1t desired. Johnsoua q sup
portars would not a. into it, and to leave them
cut wats to s1aash the party, How to sat
out Of
Eu1s SENATORIAL p1ok1s
ia now grave question. After tho ninth ballot,
msmbeE, Addfsssing himself 70 the speaker.
ssld' "Im getting hungry, sud nora we sd-
toura for diuner." 4 cali for tha yeas mud nays
wss made on the hungry meubess motion 10
adjourn. and It was re}ectsd-94 nays;
3 ya&s-but the Convention, neTestle-
leaA. soou after adjourned to 2:30.
The Senate subsequently adjourned
until 10 =. N. Tomorrow. On tic assembling OF
tho Convention, hsnatos Smith moved that the
Alsemhlaue Ut onca adjourn, cAlmiog that 1t WAS
NOT LEGAL CONTENTION,
owing 10 the iaot OF the uouAs having adjourned
until tomorrow. Tho motion was productive Of
quite q autteT Of axoitsmept. 1t wAa ruled out
Of order. The Chair was sustained By 81 to o.,
As1l4at AppiAuAa. L Maaioo Mads thai the
U0zssnAoa ~ ~ vas4a dow, With
, 1875-01-23
MICHIGAN.


Sptsiol 7',sp1tc. 10 yh+ Gt'rt1a Tribune.
LAss1So, Mich, Jau. aa22.-Hut part Of the
members Of tho Legislature woFo present this
morning, ns there seemed to be general desire
on tho part OF all to yisit tileiE homes, and COLI
suit their constituents, no doubt causea by tho
result of tho Senatorial election. Almost no
spectators wcro rFosout t;.o Impression being
gcnosa! that no hisincss Of any consequence
would bo transacted. anl that an early adjourn
.aont Of both bodies wou'd taAo place. After
tho roll was called In tho House, a quorum
was reported picaont. but very latge
number OF members Immediately requested
leayes Of a5seneo for various terms,
ranging from uext Monday evening to Il woex
i.e,s, Non..ay. Tho two 1lausea snou atljoul1lal
i,y yirtuo OF q courl,trent resolution until next
IueH.iay e,c.ars at os1oss. The sonate III I.
halt-hour'a sohhion 1caalizess tlIo taS-ro!ls OK
Cazenoyia ana Tyrone. and took hct!on adverse
to tho lu,lt, claim Of Edgar Conhling. They
adopted resolutions roqucstng Congress- to give
each soldier q. tie lnte War 160 acres Of land,
and to eQuAllza bonntios.
, 1875-01-23

spec.a. Drsraseh 10 III, Chicago y41bane.
spR1saF1r1p, Jan. 22.-The Houae opened this
mornlus With the usual morning buncombe,
which is always in order next after morning
cocktail. Tho Speaker, Immediately afterp1ayeF
called Armstrong to the chair, and took bis seat
at a members tsesk, ss was understood, to e1-
p.sin ia;a ahsre in yrstorday's performance. TIL
Than tho parliamentary sharns and lu,niuarios
M ~ no,nts Of urder waited. Mounwhllo the
Oil po'p's ~ o'ae1 "4Asu aoa4'"u4'o uo..1 ~
now members, VINO haVo peon pursuing
With buncombo which they could not get
opportunity to lot out, wero permitted
~ ro1iovo ,bamas,vaa ~ ths aama
when tbey alo III 'ne wiaaoS' .aeo'oh W tuso-
luton proposing an amoudmont to tue Con asltu-
tion d1iug tho pay Of uombesa At 5000 por sea-
sion, viii 10 centa 1nileago to mud from their
-o.nact;ro conntv noata, Elaborate disaulaitiona
were got gu upon tho tcet'o'o tsnp'Aaon 70
members to proloug tho session for tho sake Of
tho pay Whom ths pay WA s. per day. Elaborate
disouIaition, upon the point Of intrustlng The
men waa slso dwelt upoa ontn ths ne" meaoets
Quite gepnrxiiy had unbusdensd themselves OF
tin buncon,ba wlesawith they had been burstiug.
VII, :. tiI1s m ths frat re.dorr ~. ra.chod
"noA ',''0 ~ s'.,. ~.
IN tue order OF BUSINESS AGAIN 'uineo up 'no
game old bill, authorizing tue establishment OF
separate schools Tor " nigger" children iu the
oor,,t~v d;str;cts. nv consolidation of two or
sea. -. .,,.sa .,th.+ W. :. 1,,t,. ,,,,,s .ho,,a
mora o1 taes,' so 'n4s 10 .ae o.ks su'u4o
have to tfasef say 1to1n 10 n1les 70 ees 70 toe
school .house,-thA is,1if theT wanted to go Ia
school. OF eourso tho porvcrso l,.tle colorcd
so,ls would rant In po To aohoo1 ;. tbev ,lw.ya
1o'*e -. "o ~. a,,,a o. 49, ,,s..s.a tha..v..
20 bat tneS "oulo % nnly pnnn9ea tusto,ot
bY being fe1Mlea 70 saks from 10 u,ae vi. Malss -
tu1onA wy e'tH "'nso4 14oes "au s4"" - ~ ~ ~
aenooi. = ~ ~ s!a MGAs ooet Inus " 4*''1 VIA
TO keeR :" HeRoss ~ lEuosapeo.
- p!u 70 a!i9" women 70 % eoMmiss'oneo 1,a ~
Notailss tublo va lntfeaocea ~ nfaoHell.
Gen. Mahn INTRODUCED fesoaa1oh ca1!nK on
the Auostof OF ekafo 10 FURNISH 10 tae noaga =
supplementary report showing tue s1aet LOCALITY
Ct al reu estets placs2 10 tho hsnns OF sna
;!f Irsasures Of State ~ aseurlsiea 1'sa To-
, 1875-01-23

renewed applause. and balloting was proceeded
with, Representative Cumn1Inh said that ~ tue
pfucnc,lings wore illegal. on account OF tho nti-
iourpment Ut tbe HOUSE IN i.s aepatste capacity
i,n wanted to know whore hlH vote HfonId bo re-
corded Nohlett requested that y be recorded III
tho Bible, which was greeted with laughter aud
u1,roatious applause. On tue thirteenth ballot,
.JoI,nson having dropped 70 ~ roHe up to 81
witt, tleu1otlatratlonH from tito KallnFtc3.
4 motion to adiourn was voted down BY =
heavy minority after tho fourteenth ballot. In
which johnson scored 33; Brown, " Ustes
IL; QuarlcH. y; and Ewing y. a member Of.
fired renolntion proytdlng Tor an Adjournment
Of lilo Convention until IL m. Tomorrow, and
joint convention Of both Houses tonight !;
10 tho ond that, whom hallollng should be re-
sumcd, tic l,indmoat candidate should be drop.
pnI after tho fourth bat1ot. A member moved
IAat the resolution 10 referred
TO TIE COMMITTEE ON COMMON skHaE.
Laughter md applause fo)lo"od. after which tho
tro,,o4tio was tabled smidst vocifcrnus cheering.
mo ion vas then made to adjourn until to-mor.
row ut .. Speaker lano put the motion, ]erked
heavy majority Of maya roaonnled, declared the
Convention adjourned, and ru.hod from tho
stand, while four-Ecore legislators sprang to
their 'cct, and, With excited gosticufation.
simultaneously called for the ayes aud nays. The
gallelios took up tho cry, aud there YVES confu.
slou worae coufounded. Ths galleries uttered
croans FOR 1alue aid legislators aud visitors TO-
iir.d 1u high dudgoon mud great disgust. spesk.
cr Bond served tho Legislature tho Rano trick
ycetertay.
uorH sptAKEHs ARE BITTERLY opposED TO John
kuN.
and bare not hcsita.ed to throw every bstac1ot
fair and other"lBe, in the Way OF bs election.
| pnino's oxtreine pas,isauship ia 40 ~
| for Johunon. The Convention did moi
/ sit altogether moro than three hourH. Leeis.
lators are 1estiye at tie delay IN the election,
ami aaHort that it s costing the people ton mitch
/ milato the contest. Excitement runs 40 hist
that they aro unable to aett!e down to tho heavy
accumulation Of buhiness. The opposition tt
.1ohuyon ia tonight dcmotatized, owing to the
fact that 1t is simposaible to concentrate upon AMI
! ono man to beat him, and JohnHou's chanrai
| hayo decidedly improved.
, 1875-01-23
OHIO,

MILL 70 nEavcayE yGLEaRArn cNaRaEa.
Ce,,pMpys, o. Jall 22.--In the 1luasa bill
Vas introduced! 10 resnlsto Telegraph companies
md liking scaIo Of charges, which run from 90
cents 10. ten words for 5u ilea or less, 50 cauta
fur ten words for ovor 400 Mills, aud 10 cents
for cac!, additional 110 miles. Tue violation ct
ths act makes cotass.ieH liHhla for not less than
411D damages lur zach ot1enso. Tho bill also re-
quiroa tho ditforont telegraph companies to pro
tste with aach other.
, 1875-01-23
A, s, Paddock Elected Senator
from Nebraska.
Speaker 1iaincs Continues Rcsolntc1y
Duuaptious aud Arrogant.
Legislative Proceedings in Illinois and
Other States.
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
WISCONSIN,.
CAUCUS or CARPENTER MEN No21sATx CAR
rESTER.

WISCONSIN,. ......
CAUCUS or CARPENTER MEN NOMINATE CAR
pESrER.
Special D4spatoh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22,-The Republican cau-
cus to nominate candidate for United btatca
Senator waa held in tho Senato Chamber to-
night fifty-nina Republicans being present. and
twenty-two refusing to attend tho chucus
The first ballot stood: Carpenter, "A;
Washburu, 10; Tairchi1d. |; Dixon. l. On
motion of Senator Quimby, the vote waa
made unanimous for Carpenter. Two members
who failed to appear at the caucus claimed aa
Carpenter men. Copceding this, 1t leaves
twenty mcmberB for Woshburn or eomo
third 1nau, and, II tboy porhist III
voting against aIr. Carpenter, ho can
hardly bo elected. The boltoEs arc reticent
tonight, and do not make pubic their plan of
action. It Is we'll known that nineteen Of them
have agreed not to voto for Carpenter on any ac.
count whatever, and unless he receive voteH
from tho Democrats bis calling and election arc
not az sure as they might 10. -....,
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ADJoUREs TO next NOM
DAY NI0MT-
The Democrats held their caucHB Tonight,
aud adjourned till Monday night without max
Ing non1lnatton..
Tho Carpenter mon profess to be confident
! to win over enough weak.knoad Waahburu
mcu to elect their candidate, but this iomainH
| to be proven Tuosahy. Tho muddy waeers
| Of tho Senatorial fight have not cleared
enough yet for 5lr. Carpenter to 500 bis way
clearly. ......-....
MI. CARPENTER ssAKEH SPEECH.
After tho CAUCUS tonight lla appeared before
| largo audience in the Assembly Chamber mud
tnate q hries speccA, which waa Eapturoualy TO-
| caiyed bY hin friends.
, 1875-01-23

4TEE BTATE TAXING LONG WHILE.
Spetta{ D1*pdtch to The Ch1caoo 1r:but1f.

Spetsal D.*patch to Ihe Ch.caao 1r:butt.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 22.-The twcnty-
eeSenth ballot In the Klodo Island Legislature
to-day resulted as follows: burnside, 43; Dig
OH, %; Dars.ow, Is; Sheffield 7; Arnold, O.;
Hazard, 9; Brown, q; md there was NO choice
second attempt to get the Republlcans Joined
in . caucus at tho risins Of tie Joint Assembly
failed, tho Burnside men refus.ng to entering in-
to or recognizing Its action. Tha 1attor are un.
bcnlng. having more faith in ~ open light.
ctH.