The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-26
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL BREyITIES

TIE Arkansas Legislature has passed
i bill appropriating S15,0 for the Ccntcn-
nial.
AMONG those who went down on the
Inflated Pacific were the Hon. VIM. Max
well. formerly Of Stuart, Iowa. and +. ID.
Hard. Il nephew of cX-Congrc>>man Farms
worth. and for many years Special Agent of
the Po>t-otlice Department on Puget Sound
THE President has appointed Hiram
W .Letiingwcll United States Marshal for the
Eastern District of Missouri.
SECRETARY CHANDLER saws that,
when he entered upon his duties a. ScCrc-
tary of the Interior, Commissioner of Indi-
an Affairs Smith rendered his resignation.
He has not asked the Commissioner 10 re-
sign, nor has his resignation Vet been ac-
ccptcd.
The monument erected to the poet,
Edgar Allan Poe, in Baltimore. was dcdi-
Gated with considerable ceremony on the
| 18th.
Mr.. CONDUCE G.. MEGRUE, who was
from 1871 to 1872 a prominent factor in the
st. Louis Whisky Ring, and who gave i'm
portant testimony in the suit against cX-SU-
pcryiSOr Mcdonald, has published Il card
stating that. with the exception of VIM. @.
Avery. no party in Washington WAS, 80 far
a. he knows, implicated in or had any
knowledge of the frauds being pcrpctratcd
by the ring.
THE Prince of Wales arrived at Ba-
roda on the 18th, and WAS ml@nificcntIy re-
cciycd by the GuicOwar.
BRIGHAM You've has been discharged
from custody by C~hief-Ju>ticc White on 4
habcaS corpus. His imprisonment by order
of Judge Foreman for contempt is decided
null and void, aS the judgment of Judge
Lowe. of May 10. d~i>char"in@ the prisoner
for the alleged contempt of diSObcdicncc to
the order Of February %, by Judge Mexican,
requiring him to pay aIimOny to Anna Eliza.
was final and conclusive, amd upon the adj
journmcnt of that term it became beyond the
power Of the court.
GEN. SUANKs returned to MuSkOgec,
!. T.. from Tahlequah on the 18th, and re-
ports every thing quiet at the capital. The
contested election ease in the Scqu0yah dis
trict WAS being investigated 10y the Council,
and upon lis determination the votes for
Principal Chief will be counted and the re-
suit announced.
THE American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION met in convention at New York on
the Eth. 1t is proposed to petition the va
rious State Legislatures for such legislation
a. will enable women to vote at the Irc>i-
Dental election of 1876.
Trr o,p,,1o+o official ,o+rrp- -, w.
cOnSin give Ludington, Republican, $40 ma
j0rity for Governor. Parker. Democrat. is
elected Lieutcnan -GOvcrnOr by l.j.1 ma
iority. and the remainder of the Democratic
nominees for state offices by from 600 to p
700 majority. The Republicans have elected
IL out of the 100 members Of the Assembly:
the vote is Il tie in one district, and q indie
! pendent, and AZ Democratic members are
elected.
THE official returns from the PcnnSyl-
vania election give IIartranft. Republican,
for Governor, Il plurality of II 80 over Per-
Shing, Democrat. The Prohibition ticket
received nearly $4,000 votes.
Two men were hanged on the 10Th
John Clark at Rochester, y. Y, for the
murder OF John Trevor, an officer, and Hen
~ Nicholson at Coushatta, La, for the
murder of Marcus Young.
WALLACE & Co., one of the largest
New Orleans dry-goods houses, have failed.
Liabilities, $50, 900; assets, variously esti-
mated at from 500, 600 to 500, 900.
MooDT and Sankey closed their re-
vival meetings in Brooklyn on the Goth, and
have gone to Philadelphia.
JUDGE PARKER, of the L. S. District
Court for the WesternsDistrict of Arkansas,
has rendered a decision that a white man
who marries an Indian woman and lives in
| the Indian Territory does not become Il citi-
zen of the Nation. but his allegiance is still
] due the United States.