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IN WAsFIsGIoS BUILDING EssSSht,
pr. Will he presented and an election for oficer,
Dfha Tor tn en' wing sssTfrpHEssoN. Secretary
ERICkLAYEKs, UNION will be held
. m, at Territorial House, Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9th streets northwest. All are cor.
II JOHN S. KINsLEY, Rec. Sec.
w eaeitsi stock Of the f GERxHs HMERTS nsf
hours on WEpNEsDAi, May sstS is!s. 'T IL.
nahk Ie.sIyes the right to refuse any subscription it
By b c;ss s,s e he Board o, r;Sstss, ,,ss
Wy Der. Of the GRAND C6TSCIIs :, Of J.; are
No. l21 18th street FOR the purpose Of making he
,scona quarterly grand visitation to Purity Connc,
ar fraterrs!ly invited 70 be present. By order.
IT. " S1 z. fksh fI ds.as s Co.:
rSMEETING, OF sTJCKH0LDERs-By
Srdsr e 1ss pi,ss,Srs q .he GAET9G
given tia. meeting Of ssh GsS
PAM will be held =, No, 1000 Prnnsyl,anla ave
stos Sl.e. m, Tor the consideration Of matters
relating to the Fl III Is;d
w. J. COMING, Secretary Rep 2tl msyD-st
nPpISTkICr OF COLUMRIA, BOARD OF
w. HEALTH, WASHINGTON, d. c., May II, ISIS
NOTICE'-At the meeting of the Board of Health,
held on the 18th instant, 1t wac
Ordered, That the provisions Of Section q re1uir
ing prfyies to be properly constructed etc
OF :" An ordinance to declare what shall he deemed
nui-ances injurious to health aud provide for the
are hereby, extended and m ade operative through
ont The more dense populated suburbs Of the cities
OF ashington and Georgetown. including Enion-
town COR AnacostiaI and Mount Pleasant. in the
District Of Columbia.
CHRIS c. COX. MD President
Attest ID. W. BLISS, VI. D.. Secretary. maylI
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There q e At present four Presbyterian as
sembiies: the Northern, the Southern, the
Cumberland, and the United. The Northern
has i?56Si communicates. the Southern
10000, the Cumberland 10000. and the
United Presbyterian church - 900. All four
assemblies hold annual meetings this month.
The Northern assembly meets In Cleveland
to-day, and one of the most imp ,rtant sub
jects under consideration will be the resump-
ton Of fraternal relations with the southern
church. Heretofore all efforts looking to a
reunion have failed, but at the last annual
meeting the spirit of Cancellation exhibited
by both sides gave the friends of consolida-
tion encouragement to believe that IL would
finally be brought about Now, that the
causes for a separation no longer exist, ii is
to be hoped that no objection will be made
on either side. The churches should have
been the first in the work Of peace and recon
ciliatIon between the two sections OF the
country.
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Tie a'iv artsses of a republican Over q
rroEasehical form OF government find fire.
e ct and striking illustration. For in
Siah,N. tie government Of Spain has de-
sre'i ''e electoral periOi ope Ell, aud gra
S.oa-ly announces that during the prescribed
TINE the press Is free 10 discuss all subjects
except ihat Of monarchy. II even car-Ies its
q neroslty SO far as to permit the holding OF
FcA.lieal meetings.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children 8 Imported Striped Hose, from 10 81
&c. pair; best British do. SOC. T5c Ladies' do
&c.; Ladies' White Hose full regular 5 pair 81 do
Balbriggsn, extra long, unbeaehed Soc; Meu best
British half Hose, super:toui or snperhne, splendid
heel do, pair sc; Ladies ii.s Thread GauntIets
and two Button Gloves, &c Men'e Lisle Thread
Gloves, &c; Ladies, two Button Kids. fne goods,
81; Meme Kid, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
*; Painted and Black Fans, &c; Painted, Black
and fine Jap; Fans, Sc: Black and White Safin
Sli Childrens Lsce Hoods and CAPS, very nice, 81:
Children's full Aprons ,checkereo NsiDsookb, 20
button behind, Soc Ladies' coored Linen Aprons,
new style, Soc: Childreus Sun Bonnets, 25c.: La
dies Lawn Wsists, Embroidered front o.: Ladies'
fine " hite Tucked Skirts. handsome Cbe'ni-e Long
only 81: fine Scotch Gingham large snu nib elias,
81; Travelling Saach-ls. Hand Satcheis and Bags,
and Baskets IN large variety from ts "a 81, shawl
Strap, &c, 5c. and 81, balls Giycerine Soap.
&c; escksges Brown 3ind,os Soap. Sc Garden
stereoscopic Views Of washington and the oa;.its
world. II per dozen; fns Walnut Picture Frames.
mrlete, Sc, soc., 81, o.: Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, &c. 70 q; splendid Towels, lCc., 25c ssc
ard 5ec. Bird Cages, very nice, s and 81 so: the
S.Ty best Rrbber prsssing Combs, sc. and sec.:
Microscoles With Objects. 81; Vases and ststuettes
Smoking Bets and epittoons, Bouquet Hcld-rs sc =
1c. to 81; 800 sets Of CroQuet II 81, a., AaJs.
$50; etS and %. cheaper than ever, Can and
xelry s 9, lerge that It would be folly TO try and
epImerate II; i eomprises everything that e new
and the quality Ia far ahead VI anything which hss
been offered heretofore at these prices.
=. SuLVERBGRo
spA-H SlS Uh street. near Penn. avenue.
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fAsiand independent papers OF demo-
cratic !eanA.ss seem to think tie democratic
governor anacruncilOTs of New Hampshire
have made mi<take ia undertaking to hold
the state by ''eueeTing" the republicans out
a. -ieiI majority IN The Senate and House.
These paPers warn Governor Weston that
flch devices always eone home 10 plague the
/. veDtCrS
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The fact now established that Nrs. Lin
coin is of unsound mind, and ha, been for
years. serves To explain many acts of hers
while at the White House, and since, that
have occaSioneI talk and censure
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Mr.. Dorman Il. Eaton, the nominal head
OF the civil service commission. say he won't
resign, but will wait until he is turned out
AS his present position is one without pay
or duties. it perhaps might be well to allow
him 20 retain IL as long as be pieasas
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spH-ly

COHRE'e LOAN OFFICE. C~.<s a. la stree
~ aad hew fovk Ace1sS, entrance on New -
In the city. Money loaned It the lowest RAID q
q Interest On Gold and Silver Watches, Oiamoods
GsntlsDsab Olothing. CarDsts. aud ~ articiss q
Value. asdorl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-20

Z seems 70 be pretty Ger. aiu that Russia
Great Britain have iEterposei in con-
CT 20 prevent Germany or Bismarck from
p-s--rS new war upon Francs.
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LOST AND FOUND.

! OST-festerday, a gold pendant EA8<RING.
\ The finder will be suitably rewarded b. calling
at 1909 street northwest n2D "a
co. REWARD will be paid for the return Of q
S&.I RED MEMORANDA N BOOK, los. on the
18th Instant. at or the Bank OF Washington
Return 10 goo Pa. avenue east. myl9 AZ
ZANE TO my PREMISES-On the 18th Instant
~ ysi % and white spotted COW; The AE
LAY charges and take her away. MIR. JOHN q.
RICK, Canal road, Washington county. ml?2t'
Gin REWARD.-Strayed away, on the ltth IN.
y w slant. from Drover's Rest yellow fy6SSH
ard white BEEF COW; large horns. The'.-i..
above reward will BE- paid if returned TO JOHN
EBERT, Center Market, Stall $50. mig 81
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BOARDING..

ROARpiNG.-Two well furnished Rooms,
- with BOARD, in q small private northern fam
lily: ten minutes walk from the Treasury. pleasant
summer location: terms moderate. Address Com
fcri,' Star office. Mayo 81
DLEASANT Rooms with Beard, in a private
= family can be had at 1909 Maryland avenue
Terms n oderete. msylT-6t
MlLLlKENS-C Corner OF 10th and streets
lVl northwest, Washington, D. o., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board BY the week
month. Transient Board, a. per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurnished.
febSJ FRANK MILLIKEN, Proprietor.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NIADAME SOULE, 9OT Penns, Ivanis avenue
w desires to announce to her customers tina. she
will take no orders for Dressmaking after JUNs s.
as she ill leave for Paris shortly after that
date. mayls st
NI MAGNETIC AND BUSINESS MEDIUM,
may7-I 416 Pennsylvania avenue.
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skz-N IIos srREHr
e.. aA ,5.1,I
W Af0S WINS ssi AND sf5f IIaTo Iasl1aiS
All the known brands Of CHAMPAGNE slv.,,
yanstr iaiI and 1919 Psnnsyir.ni os sssn,...
NATTAns, VEGETABLE CATHARric
The demand for these Pills has larseiyi mere Cd
s. ss , family sss;,S Ps.ssa VIII
Their sction e prompt, certain and enectuAi.
They start the liver In healthy and active opera
They cure billousness, sick headache and oos,ivs-
They are invaluable for indigestion and dyspepsia
They thoroughly cleanse the eufire systen
They are adopted Tor general use. Children and
and robust. Ho,rs nnads, they are always fresh.
"a bile patent pills GENERALLY are not,b and
Kuepiis uniformly efec;usl Price, . ceuts PER beg
IN s., sAI !, A. ya..=.s.
DA"'EL s 5: sAFF !s..s: and e,.r.. x.s....
stable oo and h.,: pse ssS
= 70 f.nds! then i@Ssrvics: . ssass sssss!,
iss s a: :. iiSs.: E s':::; os.'
RRAUND AUfOfYPEs.
Our spscfal ImDegsnG1on q shass eomngkahas p
turvs II ready for exhtbitiaa aDA 10 80 -
interested IN works Of ast. The coecttoa eemDssas
fac ssilss 81 the Isantnss pr.stass, ss1 eeriptaIs
:I..: is . ma !. : ' Is. g:
"n' ''as''a' . 81 S:n III Ss'GE hoArs q ooy
ssan vsr.s. Mo-. core "a ave ave. ss 4 ~ srs~
II 70 sSs O srRssr,
~ osrwsss I'm saA srs eyxspn,
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LSREsH COUNTRY PRINT BCTcER, !.
l. Received ever Monday and fridsS AZ

II. BGANS,
mylsa lRspl Cor. l. and 7tn streets n. ".
NOTICE FEOH THs sGENTOF THE MEDEA
IN COLLAR COMPANY One hundred thousand
MHpEA COLLARS. linen faced, on hand to Be sold
two boxes for twenty nve cent? Sizes from II 90 ~
inches Csii ct els Pa are, T.. LULLv. mylS I'm
Must SILL, v ILL SILL, BOUND TO S.LL.
Nlrow . your chance 10 buy cheap. Carpets, Oil
AL kinds, vii be old regardless OF cost Mixtures
tr sale and store for rent by July lst. Call at ola
Ptnns! lvaris sreaue bit. s. IA and 'th uS, y -
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Corner 0 CosHsctir at arsHRs- and siys., No,.
1907 and 1909,
has the honor TO call the attention Of the leading
families q Washington to the fact that on or abo al
the 18th OF May he will open at the above pIsce an
ICE CREAM FACTORY,
combining with IL French Confectionery AMI Pat
is.erie, all Of the highest grade.
NJ. Pabst will do his utmost to deserve the conf
dencc Of the public. msy1L6t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
EoR s.LE-s,sck sns Fi,,.re. Of !. SHOE
northwest. Best q r...on. fsr s-Iii1s m.yIsS'
l s'csk Of oper. Gls..e., rhermOmetsr,, Bsrone-
iesi. SURVEYING Inst umepis Com % ---. : .-rre-
sSsFsiSe rvssT rG? ms OF ~, Pa ss s
lar. il future .d,er,i.emen, 7. II HEN sLER.
optician, ass Pa ave-, cor. AZ Stre.t. ns'p-r
Gko TRUEspELL.
na,bN 6o5 7lh street.
il e GROCERY AND PROVISION sroRE
viii b. $ ID cheap. Low rent aud god stand
IToR SALE AT BARGAIN
ALsRGE LOT.
On New Hampshire avenue.
Between 2lst sad ssi streets
may Is 2w' YOUNG MIDDLETON.
SPkCIAL NOTICK-w- are prep4r-d - ucso-
vidtd the property off-rrd "s sseapt, = worth a.,
fair narkc, valuation d. uhle the aHornt of money
cert; per ann nm. Psrtie- wishing loans will a.
msyE I'm E'e poxSMS Rs ar resGess.r
| AND wAsRAs WfI fGSsH i rrck.
may - In. ga v -tre-t nurtb~es'.
REAuIiFUL COTTA.E slrrs.
To families DESTROYS of securing . amer re-i-
dence near this city, that Tor h-sihfalnss- /.
eNcrlled in The United State and for beautiful ve-
is rarely eNoelled in any country, attention aud an
inspection il invited to
EIGHT ONEACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other. tie North Arlington
Heights, and being part % the North Ariingtou
Fruit Yarn, with apples, pears, and cherries in fun
bearing. and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton Nineys ds. hich be purchases at m-ch lees
than their true value. With WsshnEtou, George
town. the Potomac and surrounding COUNTRY IN fun
view from each, they not e,luSled hy any other
locality near this city in all their stra aud adj
vaniages. To those who will build upon them 81
once, the most liberal terms offered
Email Farms in the same lec atty are also offered
for sale.
ROB'T A. PHILLIPS,
msysr S03 Isth street northwest
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DRf GOODS IN Gk EAT VARIETY.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
DRESS GOODS-silks, Alpacas, Mohair. B.Ier
noes, Melanges, Lenoes, Japanese Silks silk pom
gees. Plaid Suitings, Black Grena dines, Mourpiny
Goods, &c, &c. WHITE G0ODS-Linens roweis
Napkins. Swiss, Victoria and Bishops Lawn, Main
Cotons, Prints. Percsles, Lawns, Ginghsms &C.
Fine CLOTHS and CASSI MERES for Nen's and
Bows wear. HOSIERY and MOTIONS, Demorest' .
Patterns. aSNew Goods opening every day.
Began Z WYLlK
my1-.r New Store, 1914 7th street ~ ~
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INTHK SUPREME COURT or rHH DIsTBIC
OF COLUMBIA,

Holftsg SP.ciaI 1sry, Nay l5ih, $50.
In the case Of WILLIAM GO0kS and
WILLIAM ii. JOHNSON, Executors Of Thomas
II. Dorian, deceased. the executors aforesaid
have, with the appreciation of the Supreme Court
Of the District 81 Columbia aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY the sth day Of June A. D, ls75, for the
tate Of said deceased and Of the In hand,
far the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creiitors and heirs
of said deceased notified TO attend, with their
claims properly youched, they may otherwise by
estate Provided, copy Of this order be published
once week for ihrse weeks IN the Evening Star
mar 80 tn 81 AWKBSTER, Register OF Wills
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

St. Paul Wholesale Markets. April IS.
Wheat 90 to Csc.
Corn 70 to 72c on track; from store,
75c.
Oats SO to 8Oc on track in store, Csc.
Flour, 1875 to IS for xxx; $3.50
to 81 for XXX; patent process 81 to So.
Rye -four $5.75 to Sc.
Corn meal So to 1926. Dat meal
$4.75 to SIS.
Pork 1913 to $24. Hams IL
to l4c. Shoulders IL to &c. Lard
Is to lie. Bacon IA to l5c. Mess beef
$40 to $1,000.
Eggs quotab!e to-day at IL to IL 1'2c.
The market for butter remains stag"
nant. Fresh roll 81 to 23c; second Sc
lections Is to l8c; common shipping
grades 10 to Ii 1.2c.
Grass seed--Timothy, by wholesale,
$500 to 1925; retail $3.50 to 1910
Clover, wholesale, $3.50 to $500; retail
So to $3.50.
Oranges 5000 to $3.50. LIE uons So to
$3.50. Apples 81 to $5.75. Cranberries
1915 to S..
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For some time past officers of the Uni.
ted States secret service, under chief
Washburn. have been shadowing a posse
OF counterfeiters, who have been doing an
extensive business at Boscahel, Wis. The
trap was sprung on the 10th, and Kate
Ellis, Frank Brown, and Malcomb Robin.
son aud wife were arrested and brought
to Madison, together with complete plates
for printing fifty and twenty-five cent
fractional currency, press, and upwards
Of $4,000 in finished and unfinished
connterfc:ts, engraving tools, ink and ma
terial.& The case has been q big one, and
much credit is due the officers of the Sc
cret service for securing these rascals. It
is complete and thorough haul. 81 !,
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xs poorest
l there spoke to the ship,builders Of the
Clyde, discussing the different aspects of
slavery in its relations to the great cen.
tiers ct commerce. There were many in
terestlng incidents at these meetings. At
one OF them, after got through and was
going OF the platform, great, burly Eng
l'shman, evidently from the country, q
proprietary farmer, probably, reached his
hand out and said: "Shake my hond!'
l could not reach it for the crowd. He
had an old cotton umbrella under his
arm, and, reaching out the handle to me,
me, he said: 'Shake that, mon.''
gave it q good shake, and he clapped it
under his arm and strobe away, saying :
by Jock, sir, no mon shall ever touch
that umbrella again.
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Casualties.

A young man from Philadelphia. named
Fred Brandenhurgh, died of starvation in San
Francisco, on the 18th.
An elevator was burned at Indianapolis on
the 18th. Loss seventy five thousand.
Henry c. Fenny, a well-known ship ft,rn-
sher Of Chicago, tell from tree last week and
was impaled on picket fence. Instant death
was the result
Three thousand bales of cotton and several
railroad and other buildings were burned at
Charlotte, N. c., on the 10Th. Loss $3.50, 600,
one half covered by insurance.
Three men Event up in a balloon" from
the city ofParis, on the l6tq. They assembled to
the great height Of $4,000 feet, and when the
baisen reached the earth, two Of them were
found to be dead, and the third in dying con.
dition.
All trains on the Union Pacific road were
suspended on the 18th inst, and until further
orders. Cause: high water.
The Union Pacific railroad is suffering very
severely from floods. Fifteen or more bridges
have been destroyed.
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Miscellaneous.

The supreme court of the United States has
decided that money temporarily borrowed by
bankers in the coarse Of business, is not taxa
bic.
The mule spinners Of Lowell, 49,, are all
out OF work, on q strike.
Six companies Of cavalry and two of infant
~ have been ordered to escort the government
geologist, James,, who is to explore the Black
Hills. :.
In the celebrated Tilton- Beecher trial in the
Brooklyn City Court the direct examination
OF the defendant was concluded and the cross
examination commenced by Judge Fullerton
ON the 18th inst.
Ihe kothschilds are negotiating new Rus
6an loan OF fifteen million pounds sterling,
with interest at four and one half per cent.
A dispatch from Yankton says that troops
nave been sent to intercept the Black Hills
party which left Sioux City last week.
"A driving snow storm prevailed throughout
New England and south to Washington, on
Inc 18th. The ground was covered to the
depth Of five to ten inches.
The industrial congress. in Sc ssion in Indian
apoiis, passed resolutions indorsing the coal
strike; and called upon organized bodies OF
WORKING men throughout the country to for
ward to the treasurer Of the industrial CONGRESS
a generous financial assistance as circumstan-
ees will permit.
At meeting of tie committee on invitation
70 the great soldiers reunion in CHICAGO It
was decided to invite alike ex-union and ex-
confederate soldiers, and send especial invita-
t'ons to confederate officers.
All the New York theatres gave benefit on
tne 18th for the family of the lste Dan Bryant.
the gross receipts to be devoted to the support
and education of his children.
The Beecher trial adjourned over from the
14sh to the 10th, on account of the illness of
Ar. Fullerton, Mr.. Hlton's leading counsel.
Ihere was quite fall of snow at Cincinnati
ON the morning of the 10th.
dispatch from Fort Laramie says Capt.
h1xs company OF cavalry has captured the
party OF Black Hills miners which wintered
ne harney's Peak, and taken them to the
God in New York on the 18th inst ,
closed at l.15x.
There was q grand procession of striking
mqsrs at Wilkesbar1e, Pa. yesterday. There
was music and bannersin plenty, one of which
oore the rather forcible but sacreligious device,
mo surrender until hell freezes over, aud then
We viii crawl cut under the ice. The DEM
onstranon was for the purpose of intimidatinq
enoss who. tired Of the strike, deaired to 80 to
work.
Asevere frost visited Tennessee, Alabama
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The Louisiana Compromise.
NEW Orleans Telegram, Dec. 1871

The report of the committee on elec-
tions. embodying the terms of the Whee-
Ter award, was adopted in the House by
a vote of So to Is. All of the members
displaced made speeches or remarks ex-
pressing their acquiesence and their
hopes Of peace in Louisiana. Mr.. Per-
dexter, of Assumption parish, one of the
colored members ousted, said he had the
satisfaction in giving up his seat to know
that his old master, who had always
been just and kind, would take his
place. This was an honor which did
not occur every day, and, further he
withdrew with pleasure in favor of his
former owner because the gentleman's
hands were not stained with political
blood, and he knew he would not turn
against the civil rights bill.
The following resolution was adopted
by the House, 80 to l8-bcing As Demo.
Gratis and Al Republicans in the affirma-
tive, and Ii Democrats and 5 Republic
cans in the negative:
Resolued, by the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana, That said AS
sembly, without approving the same, will
not disturb the present State govern
ment, claiming to have been elected in
1872, known as the Kellogg government,
or seek to impeach the Governor for any
past official acts, and that henceforth VIC
will accord to said Governor all necessary
and legitimate support in maintaining the
laws and in advancing the peace and
prosperity of the people of this State,
and that the House Of Representatives,
as to its members, as constituted under
the award of Geo. IT, Hoar, W. A.
Wheeler, w. P. Frye, Samuel F. Marshal,
c. N. Potter and VIM. NJ. Phelps, shall
remain without change, except by resig.
nation or death of members, until new
general election; and that the Senate
herein recognized shall remain un-
changed, except so far as that body shall
make changes in contest.
In the Senate Mr.. Crosser (colored)
Terrebonne district, the only member
whose seat is involved, will be appointed
by Gov. Kellogg as wharf manager, am
resign his seat in the Senate, and Mr..
Goode will be seated in his stead. This
will perfect the terms of the award, ex-
cept the reorganization of the House,
which will be done in day or day.
Wilt and Estelle are prominently men.
toned for Speaker, and some think Gov.
Hahn will be returned.
!. Mr.. Wheeler left for home to day. He
expresses himself satisfied with the &C
ton Of all parties as to the award. Good
feeling and spirit of Cancellation seems
to actuate the members of each party,
collectively and individually. The COM
promise may therefore be considered as
accomplished. i