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MI. OLIVET CEMETERY

ORDERS FOR INTERVIEWS AND DIS
" interments, and for removal Of remains TO
other parts Of the grounds, or % other Gene
teries, and for the depOsiting and Withdrawing
Of remains from the public or private vaults,
Must be Obtained Of the Treasurer,
THOs. CALENDER, No. No. so
q. Cherry street.
All persons desiring TO purchase lots, or build
monument foundations, grading, sOdding, plant
ing, composing, or special care Of l0ts by the
season, must make application to
B. r. WOODWARD, SuP't,
Who can always be found on the grounds du-
ring business hours.
All parties are required 20 pay for work at the
time the order for the same is issued by the
Treasurer.
By order Of the Board.
A V. s. LINDSLEY, Pres't.
@. W. NANCE, Sec'y. ieE sun 3m
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CHANCERY SALE.

I--oto-l
Thomas L. Washington, Ad0l'r, ETC., Us.
Sandy C0ekriH ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER n THE
i above entitled cause rendered BY the Chan
Gerry Court at Nashville, at its April term 1875.
/ win expose TO public sale, at the Courthouse
n Nashville on
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MEDICAL.
itiEOiSTHLa
PRESCRIPTION FREE,

DOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
IL Weakness, Lost Manhood and all disorders
brought on by iudiscTetiOn or excess. Any drug
gisc has the Ingredients Address Dr. Z. HILL
TON & CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. cc29dty
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Peter anderson rs. 1IcRoberts G. Mckee
et ais

Lots Nos. and g i'm the Craighsad Plan. each
containing G acres and 80 poles.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance
IN 8 and IL months, with approved security
with interest from date and lien retained
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RECAHSE

In style and workmanship it is equal TO
made East at the same price.
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"Citizens-YOu are called upon to
unite at the ballot box to resist the Papal
pretentions in our politics. The Church
OF Rome has long controlled, directed and
misled the Democracy, and now believes
that, with her compact military, church or
CARNATIONS, and by the aid Of her ancient
diplomacy, her couIsels may totally ignore
the Protestant spirit within her party. Con-
vene, then, Citizens for the purpose of
organization, that you may with more GER
tain'y of success defeat at the elections
those candidates who do the bidding Of
Rome, that you may resist the destruction
of our schools, and by your vote maintain
the separateness Of State and church, de-
manding the taxation Of all church proper
ty aud the diScOntinuance Of sectaTian ap-
preparations"
1t needs no brilliant intellect to COM
prehend that the above manifesto did
not emanate from Democrats. Such
strength as that party has drawn from
itsI Roman Catholic supporters. is
attributable to the consistency with
which it has adhered to the great prin-
ciple Of sectarian non-interference
and the utmost liberty of
conscience to all citizens. The undue
ascendency of the Roman Catholic
element in its ranks has never been
and never will be a matter of solici
tude to the Democracy. On the other
hand that element fully understand to
what degree their enjoyment of the
sights guaranteed by the Constitution
depend upon the perpetuation and sue
cess of the party with which they are
identified. The Maryland malcOntents
viii have to try some other r1tSe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BECAUSE
BECAUSE

1t win purify water as well as clean it. Il wi
take both sediment and smell from stagnan
water.
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RECAuSH

1t Is less expensive to keep in order, there beil
no solid porous substance 10 become closed Al
useless after few months usage.
, 1875-01-20
WISCONSIN,.
QUIET AND ATEAuY.


6pfeaat Di'sxteh to The Gheaso Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. t9--1ho report Of Lunl-
her-fnspector Charles, Of district No. 10, waa
read. The total amount Of logs, lumber, and
timber surveyed, scaled, and measured 1usiug
the last year was 1871 52s. 4 resolutu was
offered instructing tho Superintendent OF Public
Property to furniat memIors a copy Of the
Senate and Assembly journal Of 1874, and a
resolution WIS adopted iustructins ,lo Clcf
Clerk To pracuto a calendar list Of
yeas and pays Of the public PRINTER,
copy Of tbe Governors message and documents
for each member and six copies of the ayuopiic-
al index for each mcn7bor. UIllB wero intro
duccd TO amend tho revised statutes in relation
to the naaoaament and collection Of taxeH; to
Amend the second section 0f an net to incor-
porato the portngo t. Superior Hallway Coin.
pany. This bill authorizes tho WISCONSIN Cen
Bteveps Point. To Amcnd Chap. 113, Lava Of
1874. resatins tn axelse aud sale Of Intoxicating
liquors to amend Clap. los, Lava OF 1877,
relating to town insurance. companies; to pro-
won't the law-partneF OF Dislrict-Attorney from
acting ~ JMstica oi tho Ieaco or Gour4 Com
uisaiouer, and bill 10 amend Sec. ], Chap. 13,
Laas Of 1871, relating to enbez1ltn1ent by
agauts and othare Ind punishment uf the offense
named. 4 resolution pr0htdtitg the intro
dHction Of new buatueHs alter Feb. Was adopt
ed: also, resolution referring tho Governors
message 10 tile appropriate comm,.toes DilA
vera introduced to fggai1zs The nc:s Of Il. II.
Mills rs Court Commissioner and Alfred faY-
Rart az Notary puhlic amending laws organ.
lSing the militia OF tho State q bit to amend
tic charter OF Nest Baud was passed. under 4
suspension OF the rules.
, 1875-01-20

8p<etal Dfsuateh to Ihs Cateaoa Irtatns,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.. Jan. 19.-The action Of tho
HouBs OF Representatives, going into secret ses-
sion this morning, Ia strongly denounced ~ ILL.,
pEacedoutoa In tue history OF tbs State. by noon
tho ha1a leading to the Housa aud Hougto wore
thsonged by an immcnse number OF peonlot
alnost desperate iu their an1iety to witness the
balloting for tho United States Bonatorshin.
Finding tue doora Of the Houso closed againat
thomt they wero no outraged that threats wore
mnds to bolt through the doors in spite OF tho Ser
geant-At-Arna inside The doors unce openod. the
crowd made terrible zcrsuablIng. breathing out
tls glase III tho door, aud almost wraucAlpg tho
lattar from tta hnges, and people soon packed tho
House IS tight ~ Rardinas IN boz. Never WAS
such mad rush made for se&ts and standing
room OH any aiuilsr OCCASION. Eleotlonaeripu
WAS rifs. The Senate IL composed Of twenty
five, aud the House Of ae1cnty-hve, members
Tbs ballot OF the former passed OF quietly. In
tho House, intepse excitement prevailed, because
OF the number Of votes to be caas aud the
immonee crowd inside. When the Sergeant
alarms had prevented whoo raft frou over
ieaplug the railing, and orser WAS restored,
baloting commenced without nomination.
When Tie fourth johusoa man responded to tho
Gail tn clear, distinct voice. simultaneous out
burnt Of applsuse 1saounded from the galIeriaa%
hseycus man, jumping to hiy feet. snovaa .hss
ahould such demonstration 10 again 1epeatsd,
tho Kal!estes be cleatsd. The Chsi1man 80 sn-
uouuced. Only one ballot WIS takoa in the sen-
Ats aud throe Ia the House, Whsn both
Houses adjourned tor the day. Tbs
Lexialaturs will eotnmsncs batlotlng In
earnest Vt uoon tomorrow. Johnson
polled ~ votoa Stevens, II DalL IS Beown,
"A. Johuson fell ntne votax below his oYu CAL
ousttons. 1Fecu!atlous ~ to the probability of
his esutinn so1s flssIy INDUCED Ia. Whsu the
vote wss snuonnaad to him u d,nhse, bs turned
pals n ahaat, sud usser utasxsd 4 xox1 Hut
, 1875-01-20
INDIANA.

lsrtetaI Dispateh to 1As chfeags tribune.
IHplAxApoIls, Ind., jan. 1g.-Patitions in
favor OF temperance leg'slAtion we're presented.
containing over 900 signatures. A report from
lis Law Com nttteo Of tho body recommended
tbs indefinite postponement Of Bill &c. requir-
,ug legateo aud doyisoe to share with pos-
thumous Children Of testator, which, after 4
heavy debate, wns concprred In on division OF
tho seuate-afismatiye, I'll; negative not
counted. Il bill TO repeal tho Fish Ia" Was In
definitely postponed, A resolution was intro
dIced for the appointment OF committee OF
threo to Investigate thu charges Of bribery pub
ltsled In the newspapers last March in the casa Of
Adams Earl, President Of tho Lafayette Muncie
l. bloomington Railroad, Involving some ss75,-
co, with authority to send for persons and pa-
pers. This waR referred to the Judiciary COM
nsittee aftor 4 long debate, Iu the afternoon
session, aftor the ballot for Senator was takent
bills rsra introduced making dosachea railroad
coupon tickets good; allowing cities having lako
hArbofs to 1s&Ee PORTIONS Of streets abutttng
surt, hasbors; ti1lug interest Ut ror conti
taking OF the tar on insurance premiums OF
companies organized III other States: and for
the aasessman. OF rehl property esssy tive years.
IN THE HuuaK
the bill to allow prosecuting attorneys to sum.
mon witnesses and sffost persous Tor criminal
olsnses on satisfactory Testimony Of three per-
sons WAL dofcatsd-yeas,47; nays, ,4s-aftet long
dabate. Ths Tesnpesadea Committee rapottad =
bill requiring $4,000 bond FROM avery liquor.
eallas, elW for license to sol spiilts Wines. and
malt liquors, and $50 Tor lcauas to sell wiaes
AAd nsalt liquors. 10 thags amounts eastes can
add ii they SO decide, S2oo or less. and towns
sbs % .4s IL III ~ es''' .ny e'' g. 'e1ae T.
ter uotloa hax bssp given. tn
#kiunR, hat haal psssan u aasustaaasd 10 ssa
, 1875-01-20
MASSACHUSETTS,

TWO 1NDEcIs1yE BALLOTS IN EACH HOUSE.
sSpec,at DtsDatch to Thn cAisEoo Tribune.
BosroN Mass,, Jan. 19.-Ihe first ballot for
Senator III tho Massachusetts Legislature to-
day decided nothing, unlcss 1t bs tho first prof
erepcoB OF morubors +; but it Ia unreliable as to
tint, for doubtless some voted for the proml-
nent candidates. who would be glad to SEQ aosna-
body else chosen.
Two ballots vera had In the Benate, which rs-
Hulted - follows: Dawes, IS; Abbott, II ;
Hour, l; Adams. ii 4. H. Dana, l !; N. P.
Banks, ].
There wore two ballots In the House. The
first resulted as foltows Whole pumber Of
votes, $50; necessary to choice, 1l6; Henry l..
Dawes, 80; JosiaA g. Abbott. 70; Z. Il. Hear,
81; Charles Francis Adama. IL; Charles Day.
ems, Jr., q; Alexander Il. Bullock, g.; Wendell
Phillips, 2; William Gastop /. Tho second bal
lot 'sas taken with the following result: Dawes,
95, Abbott, II Hoar, 49; Adams, 1G; Philips,
q; bullock, 2; Gasson, i; Dsvena. 2.
Taking the Inst ballot, Dawes lacks 20 Of d
majority. Lis largest voto waH Ill. Last year
be never 20. up to 10o. 4 Republican CAUCUS is
friends Of Mr. Honr will yield their opposition
and 60 into caucus tomorrow rc1nali,s to bo
seen, II they do, Dawes will probably bo noini-
nated and elected. It aoeH not now seem pos:l-
bic M shss any continuation of 1topublleans
srons e a iaa e sas e mad y sa'sn Iaa
dendgnt msn. The friends Of Mr. iIoar
had 4 conference after tho adjournment. tut
their action IL unknown. It Is understood that
tho caucus wns not cnilod by thoir a8reonent.
nothing Of what WAS dono. ncportcrs woro az
cluded whom motion to 80 TOR Adams for throa
ballots Tomorrow MAS pondinX. Everything is
In uncertainty, aud predictions arc ussloss.
, 1875-01-20
MICHIGAN.
THE PULLMAN CAL COMPANY.

Sptc1dl D.s7ateh to TIE Chicago 7ribuns,
LANSING, Mich. Jan. l9.-The attendance ut
both Houscs to-day was yery large. Each Housa
transacted q little business this morning. anI
sben adjourned until p. IN. Tho most impor.
tnut bill introduced in the Honso was ono to reg
u.ase the charges levied BY tbe Pullman Car
Company. matter which has aroused much at
sention OF late III this State aud elsewhere.
The bill WAS referred to the Commit
too Oh nailroads, Which will giyo
this measure = thorough consideration, a.
we1 Is the practice of running sub-corporationB
In connection NTH railways. as is now 80 gener-
ally doue. 1t ts thought heto that the rates
charged On Pullman cars eau DO strictly regu-
lated BY the Legislature, and there is . decided
disposition to compel them to modify their rates.
II possible. hlz. Dabcock introduced resolu-
tion in tho Senate to-dsy providing for an amend
ment to The State Constitution. authorizing AL
increlso OF tha salaz1sa Of Circuit Judges.
In the Sonate, tho bill authorlzin: the State
Auditors 70 pay tlae travelling expenses Of the
Circuit Judges waB passed; 80 Aso tho bill
changing the Supreme Court tor1us to March,
Juno, September, and December. TIC 4arbors
OF 6augatuck and South Haven wers commend
cd Tor aid to Congress- By resolutions passsi in
tile House. An attenpt in tho Snuate to make
tho superintendent Of the Poor elective by tho
people instead Of by the Supervisors wsa defeat-
od to-dly, being reported adversely on By the
Committee On State Affairs. It 10 not probable
that 1t will be revived.
, 1875-01-20

A BALLOT IN EACH HoUsE--A LONG CONTEST Ex-
rEcrED,
Sptcta, Dispatch to Fla chcaas Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mtnn., Jan. 19.-The vote In tic
Legislature for Senator to-day was aB follows
senate-Ransey. 18; Donne!iy, T.; Davis, 8;
scattering, 3. House-RamseY. a. Donuolly,
II Davis, 1C scattering, 7. Probable vote i'll
Joint convention tomorrow Donnelly, II;
Ramsey &C.; Davis, 2a; scattoring. &. Four
Democrats voted for Davis to-day who will vote
for Donncly tomorrow. Eight votes for Ram
soy to-day will DO transferred to Davia. -Four
votes scattering today will 20 to 1samsoy, All
prospects Of harnonlzing the Republican differ
ences on Ramsay or Davis seem gono. The contest
III likely 10 be prolonged TIL the present candidates
arc withdrawn. The Democrats cau1io. ro!y up
on moro than hfty-elght votes. Nanacy bus
touched his limit; Davis will reach Lis to-not-
row. Compromises upon somo Republican ac-
lected By, Democrats, Or aome Democrat solicited
by Republicans, In place OF buth nansey aud
Davis, are much talked Of, but general feeling
Indicates that alere will DO long test IT endHr-
auce bofore ei.hsr faction will propose negotla-
tiQpN.
, 1875-01-20
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,. 10 e75

intoxicated. hhali 10 subject 10 ,.a q, mt ]ess
t!'sh $40 nor exceeding go: TIM sana p-.rlty
aii OIL election days. The b.ll In in sccor1afce
with tho Instructions Of constitutional mn or-
ity Of tho llouso. Tho wIaote temperance qleH-
ton colnes up for discussion in toiut convention
Tomorrow. A resolution vas pas5ed for MI Ill
vostlgatlon OF nfEatra in the Btate Pr1Fnn Hoht.
In the afternoon, bill was introduced limiting
Grand Jurors To si<. The joint convention for
the election OF Directors Of Prsnn. Con:niEhion-
era Of AsyIun,A etc., waa voted TO bo hold on
Thursday, tile 2ist int. after tue ballot fur Han-
Ator, House adjourned.
, 1875-01-20

independent members Of tho Legislature was
raGae.
4 resolution requesting those members to &C.
cuse nj, alnoutltnent TO the General Isevanuo lAw
so that tho paper making tao lowest bid In tho
coan;1 should publish Tho delinquent tax Lust,
passed.
Charles Boone. Of 10 Da~tcss, by resolution,
wanted tho General Government to fsaue money
rimllar to onr Ercenbacka At per cent 10 all
persons nskiny for IT. vbsro they eonld give The
proper secnrty on real estate, tho Governments
to take this money for bonds bearing 3 85-l00
per cent interest. both to be payable In tho
tnnner insued by tho Government. This was
sent to tho Connlittno on Resolutions.
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
At the orening seaaion the resolntons Of Mr..
Morton, of Cook County. inviting Industries to
| unite aganat tho aesreslons Of wealth, and OF
MIR. Fiehbacs, OF MAconpin County, to repeal
! tle Nntional Hank hct, and tn change the svR-
tom Of State taxation, were referred to the Com
mittoo III Resolutions.
There was an apparent deficit in 8. II. Smith =
acct''luta OF nearly s;'0D. all OF which be no
eoanta inr oxce?t etJD. and tho Ant,ting Com
nits"n tepottoI tonight that this WIS found to
be ell right, but Just how they did not say.
Iruf. e. 6. Euell read PAPER on tile relations
Of labor AMI CAPITAL, which proFei to be chap,
ter Of polltical economy containing his idea that
/ q stah!e cutresev waa the basis of property fol
| the producing c1assas.
, 1875-01-20
TENNESSEE,

lHAlAGEAA of ttt- Fti+1Eh.
srttiai D.spateA 10 Tn Chicago TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 19.-Ths following Is
ths Inaugural addsea. Of Gov Porter:
10 Thsrts. ninth General A.,rubtY u s zats II Tn
Ca1jeti to administer TIC Executive Department Of
The Government Of Ito Stats of Tennessee for .he uaxt
twe years. enttr urou tho rer!crnanec nf this hugh
any = xh M ., ta SANG Of ,nx 1p'n1usy 10 TIE pee
State was tere eyer 20 much n2co for toe lfa:'tco Of
Wisdom a,'d prudence, 1l,s poEersy q tAs re,Ar
the assas tut .s Sng h' naas s
ss r. neSpas nna .aG e III ar M
highest intelligence On the fart Of tboze charged With
the administrator of public utfAire; ,,.
great political revolution tn ruhllc sentiment has
other btates Of tile Cnun. what iut:noLra Tor gosd
Tor evil 1t is to have on te COUNTY,, rcsnains
that have brought disaster to tho isst 1utcr2st,
of she country,teramost s1nopG them thts sp:-i =:
| party which gained 1nch an asesu1enry Gftr t4c
minds Of men, haa catsel ta: T. auati:a.c rsr;y =:
country, and made then, serk lnrty arrr hsv: rather
than tile approval and the rd1 rrity af the country.
Ths reap,s of Tenncssee will ctrin, him 1ais;,5e
benofactor who will direct the popuar cne'cies . use
tal pursuits. to dsessfcstoa Of aAoT. to the en-
rouragenens Of Immigration, tle olenin9 Of iainea
the Improvement Of agriculture, tas erection of scon
| holcer. And especialty IL tue great b1iy of oul
eople anxious for an utter oblivion u arsl jealoyiu;
and an1noatiex, and fer the cneourlge'ncnt and ler
],euation Of spistt It brotherhood atnvug eop
Of al tue States Of tho Cnioa.
Thanking the te0pie u tennessee ior the d1siinc'
tina they havo conferred upon n,e, will labor to rclal
this generous confdcucs bs taking that tlin law
ate faithfully executed, md BY maintaining th
Jurisdiction and rghta ot tho State. Ant shi
people shoul1 h chiefly tir.cte. TAeir ll1heat III
terest u at homo; their palladium 10 their osn sta
Government. They ought 10 know tbat they cau Ioo
nowhere olse with Irfcs Of safely anil 1ro
tectiou. Let them, ie', s!ntAn their Lueal doytru
nent, not only In it, Egasr bu IN its Msni:y md til
huence 1t II r.u to h1Ie that the principles Of ou
Government TO preserved, or that anything chi
prevent it from runuu9 iato the aEaotut,snl Of
soldat{on II suffer the rights Of sha StAtes TO
hiched away, and their dignity aud influence los
through our caretessness neglect.
count myself fortunate tu lciug tbs successor Of
gentleman who has been clear Ia hls great pee;
and announce MI readiness TO tAke tus oAt pr
acribel By l4T.
, 1875-01-20

INDIANA.

INDIANA.
oar nAr1oT DEMONSTRATES II 'DovAth'H b 3rHEN0TH.
Sntcfat Ufabatch 10 The Chtraao Tfiauns,
INn,AHAro1le, Ind, jim. 19.-An immense
crowd attended hot!i Houses Of tho Legislature
at Iaifpast O'Clock, tla hour Het for tito ballot
for Uuted StateB Senator. It wns uacrstooa
ts,ore could be no election to-day, Int tic anxiety
was great to soc tho combined voto for McDon'
sld Tho result allowa that tho Democratic
uisniYoction waa much 1oaa than lad been talked
about,- Mcdonald hna enough TO give him u
maiority tomorrow, ii tie Joint Convention
has ~ many abscnteeR A tllofo were
in tho IIouse to-day. Tho sona:o wns fnfl, but
there wore only ninety -1yo present in the House,
four Republicans and ono Democrat being ABB
gont. but ono Democrat boIted IN tho senate
(Ma1woll), and but three in tho Houho,-Heh,,
aorson, Of niploy Hopkins, of this county, nnd
Keno, Of Owen, all Of whom voted Tor Holman
Tha 1iopublicanh split up between I'rast: To- Coi.
Thompson (of Terra 1iante). ox-secretary Of State
Curry and don. Tom Droan, tho lAss eondidata
for Govornor. Pratt recofyed Al votes; !;
TionDaon, 4 CURRY. a., Brown, 2 Mr.
Buchanan received 10 votes IN a'i.-tho
Eanizatiogn. , ,asg.'',ll l,oll being replaced BY robin
elected rs Do,noorat from Spencer aud Ieffy'
aud Mcdonald, having 70 votes, iH gens-
orally looked upon nB tho winning man. though
enotts 10 defeat him are still boing nnde: ~"
:.
and arc holding Hosaiuns at the Occidental Hotel
| M'pDNALD cATEcnrsED.
! Considerable Of II Hurry "as created BY tho re-
pnrt OF q letter signed BY eoyeral Democrats Who
today supported Mcdonald (enbodying she ls
caucus greenbaek resolutions, and asking fot
categorical rspliea) abou: to he presented to
that geutlcu,an. Gov. iiendricks aud other
leading uomocrsts we're o.od in: but the met mat,
,Sas prolonged till nearly midnight. nfcDonnid
stood firmly br hib Greencastlc, speech, aud SAID
| lie could not, and would Lot, abandon his prln.
| ciples ovou for the BcnatorBbip. Ho Expressed
himself as willing to voto and work for tllo bott
! interests Of hIs constitnonte, but he would not
70 bnck on his veii-known financial 7iows. Aftst
tho interview broke up. it Waa learned that
| tie men vero generally we'll pleased will
McDonald'a talk and pledges, and agreed M to v9ts @
| for linn Tomorrow. This includes Maxwell, VIC
voted for Holman to-day. bcDonald'a fr.ondi
count on 1t least 78 voteA tomorrow, and PROT.
ably 80, Republicans lave agreed to nominate
! nobody. but allow n1omborP to support whom
| tlov pieaso II it wero necessary eovcral Re'
publican yotes would 60 for McDonaid.
, 1875-01-20
RHODE ISLAND.
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE,

8pstfai Dsraleh to Tbs chseua' Tftdans.
PROVIDENCE, r, l., Jan. 19.-Ihe Governors
message ia coutinad atgictly to Sia:e ktialrn. Ha
sofes4 to tia favorable exhibit Of tho statas
fnAncss; furnishes soaao important statiatlcs In
regard to education; claims that 4as e1sct OF tho
Trohibltory laws hhs besn markod aud ehlutary
throughout tho State generally. and advocates
the adoption Of a Ien-nour law liks that ct Mag
gachueetta for The regulation OF thu employment
OF WOMEN anl chilIron ln facso1ios.
, 1875-01-20

10 stll has lopes, tlongIs. az things now arc,
fortune sceme to t,e hEa1urt lin. II !s Raid. to-
night l1o can't llnfe to O,taln 1nofe than fntty
Votes; md, IT. TIN ct'utrary. that Tho
yoto to-tfav wea n sttategc movement
on the pnlt OF .Tohahouu friends to
prevent combinations and cnncuping aralstat
lin, and to throw these ctoso hiH eris !ntt'
a1llahbiing amonErt ttletnre,veH. Of "hlcl tlore
nrc already Indications, I,ato 1naDed up 70 tho
front to-ulelt III private catcuasing. fnhnho,,
/. takon somewhat At discount, though l,is
friends do not LeHtair Of 1ls election.
, 1875-01-20


Repnblleans In No'aan; Democrats in ita'1r; Indie
p:nGuuta tn SNAIL CATS.
The first ballot, yesterday, In the Legislature
Of minnesota Indicates Republican bolt fatal
to the prospects OF RAMSEY.
In the Tennessee Legislature tho votoa are
much scattorod. with Andy johnson ahead.
Tho nhudo Island Legislature renewed Its bal
lots for sonator, -. -. lay, without much change
from the situation IN juno.
In Massachusetts two ballots we're taken III
tie House, and Que in tho gsnate. Mr. Dawes
gained perooptihly from tho highest vote Of last
year, and lie will bo elected In Joint convention
to-day, unlesa tho Democrats and Mr. Honr's
ftienda ccn sgrea to unto on 0harlsa Francis
Adams or eo,uo other independent candidate.
In Indiana, McDonald Dem.} AAd majority
tue first separate ballot.
In Now York and psnnsylvanta, Kornan and
Wallace {both Domoorats) carried tho Lowor
Houses by inrgo matoritiaa, aud will le elected
on joint ballota today. The ssnatas In both
States arc Republican,
In Afaino Hannibal Ham1in (nep.) wAs elscted
OH tito first ballot.
In Missouri. Francis N. Cockrell Tex -Confeder-
ate) WAS elected Oh the frat bnllot,
In Nebraska, Con. Ihayer {nep.) Axd plural
ity Of tho yotes cast, but lacked ten Of Al cleo.
ton. His friends claim seyon mere votes for
him on joint ballot, but despair Of majority.
Tho contest will probably bo long and bitter.
In Michigan, Chandler lacked only four votes
Of N election, md Ia confident at majority to.
day,