, 1875-04-22

old master who had always been just
and kind and would take IL - IN honol
which did not occur every day. A joint
resolution recognizing the Kellogg Gov
ernment and pledsing the members tc
support the efforts Of the Government
in the line Of reform and good Govern
meot. was adopted by the House BY .
vote Of SO to s.
In the Senate Crozier, colored, of Ten
sboane district is the only member
whose seat is involved. He will be ap-
pointed by Governor Kellogg, wharf
master and resign his seat in the Senate
and F. S. Goode will be seated in his
stead. This win perfect the terms Of
the award. except rsorganizing the House
which will be done in day or two.
Wiltx and Estells are prominently
mentioned for speaker, and some think
Gov. Hahn will be returned. Congress.
man Wheeler left for home to-day. He
expressed himself satisfied with the re-
suit of the action.
Sioux CRY, April 15.-Tnformation at
the Black Bills transportation Office
here, shows that since April 7th, over
800 men, 40 wagons and Is pack ami
mails have departed and are now on
the way from different localities in this
vicinity.
HARTFORD. April 15.-On the petition
of II. L. Goodwin the East Hartford
Superior Court has enjoined the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railway
from issuing free passes to members of
the Legislature which meets tn May,
during the July term.
New YORK. April 15.-M. D. Bishop,
President of the New Haven and Hart
ford has issued an order to-day requir-
ing conductors to collect full fare from
all passengers whether they have passes
or not. Under this order he says it
will be necessary for the President Of
the United Stated and his Cabinet and
also the committee of the Massachusetts,
Legislature who come 10 New York to
receive them. to pay regular fare on
their trip to Boston and return. to cele-
brate the Centennial anniversary of
Concord. President Bishop claims the
order is necessary owing to the injunc-
ton restraining the issue of passes.
PARIS. April 15.-Specie in the Bank
of France decreased S672, 600 francs the
past week.
LONDON. April 15.-Bullion in the
Bank of England increased s490. 600
the past week. Proportion of Bank re-
serve to liabilities, 3sH per cent.
Mr.. Taylor revivalist from Califor-
nj !, will commence a series of meetings
in the Victoria Theatre on Sunday next.
PAR1s, April 15.-The French Acad-
emy elected Edward Sabine an English
General, corresponding member Of the
class of photography and navigation in
place of Chaselean. dead.
OTTAWA. April l5.--Surveyors with
large staff of Assistants will leave here
next week for Britieh Columbia to locate
the position of the Pacific railway from
the Rocky Mountains. Other parties
are also being organized to prosecute
the location of surveys. r.-.-
The telegraph line from Edmonton to
the Pacific is not to be built until the
railway Is finally located. r..
New YORK, April 15.-Gold closed at
12X a 16. Governments active and
strong. rf
NEW Yonk, April l6.-A Havana dis
patch says there are legal complications
between ST anish and American officials.
It is now doubtful when Sharkey will
returned to New York.
Another half million Of Tweed's
property has been attached in West
Chester County. +.
CHICAGO. April 16. : The weather
turned suddenly cold last night and
early to-day the mercury was in the
neighborhood of zero, water pipe frozen
and to day is Ike day in December.
A Washington special says Senator
Spencer, of Alabama. exhibits 80 much
interest in the discovery Of the mail
contract fraud that some uncharitsble
people intimate that he is some way
interested therein. though his solicitude
IN the matter is generally supposed to
be on account of several of his friends
who are known to be in trouble over it.
CHARLESTON, April 16.- Schio Bryan
and Elijah Atkinson, both colored, were
hung at Beaufort to-day. for the double
crime of murder and arson in June
1874. Both murderers made full con-
fessions. ,,,a s.....
MADRID. April 16.-It is reported that
the Carlists seized . number of women
and children in the province of Lorta
and threaten them unless ransomed.
LONDON. April 16. - Four crowded
revivals were held to-day. One es-
pecially devoted to students for the
ministry, took place at Spurgeon's
Tabernacle. Moody delivered an ad-
dress on Christian work which was
rapturously applanded. Thousands
rose at his invitation to go into the
streets and work for Christ.
BERLIN. April 16.-The success of
the revival mission of Hersall Smith in
this city and other towns in Germany
is increasing. Immense crowds attend
the meetings and members of the no.
bility occupy seats on the platforms.
The Empress of Austria has given a
private audience to Smith. .5 w
New York. April 16.-The President
and Mrs. Grant, with members of the
Il W g.. . !.