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The New York herald., 1876-01-02
THE STATE CAPITAL.
FEW LEGISLATORS ARRIvED-THE NEW STATE
OFFICERS.

FEW LEGISLATORS ARRIvED-THE NEW STATE
OFFICERS.
ALnANY Jan I, 1870
But few members Of the Legislature have arrived
here as yet and very little canvassng is going
There are quite a number Of oaiceseckers, however,
and they are actively at work. There to be
doubt bat the following named gentlemen Will
be elected Hon james W. Hustled, Speaker
Of the House; Edward " Johnson, Clerk Of
tho House; s. p Allen, Assistant Clerk OF the House;
Henry A. Glidden Clerk OF the Senate. Hon. George
B sloan OF oswego will probably be chairman Of the
House Committee on Ways and Means Senators
Harris Prince and Mccarthy are urged by their re-
spectve friends for chairman Of the Senate Finance
Committee while Senator woodn Is named for the
head OF the Senate Committee on Cites, and Senator
Robertson for similar position on the judiciary Com
There is some canvassing going on for Presi-
dent pro or the senate This position
was held BY Senator Robertson last term and
he is understood 70 be candidate for
reelection, but there those who think best 10
put Senator Woodin IN that position. That gentleman
IS In the city and says he has desire 20 stand IN the
way or any one who wishes the place He seems en-.
urey indifferent far as he "a personally concerned
aud leaves Il 20 his party 70 determine
Hon George W. Schuyler to-day assumed the ofcc OF
Auditor Of tie Canal Department
The state officers elect sworn INTO ONCE 70 day
and took possession Of their respective Offices Gov
ernor rien message and Comptroller Hopkns report
x be ready 20 transmit 10 the Legislature Tuesday.
The Governor Secretary BgclOw aud other state oil
GERS received calls to-day.
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ESCAPE OF A CRIMINAL.

DETAILS OF THE PLoT-HIs CRIMES AND vIcIs-
STUDIES.
NASHVILLE, Jan. l, 1876
Edward Johnson, who recently sent to tho
Pententary for twenty. years Tor robbing eS
press messenger named Brady IN Memphis, last Feb
ruary, escaped to day.
He gave George Clements two hundred and fifty
dollar check on his brother, James II. John
son, in New York, and SIX lots in Illinois,
to help him escape Clements, who drove
the Penitentary wagon, hid Johnson in IT, and
veyed him to thny settled locality where he released
him. convict who In the plot confessed IT,
Clements has been arrested and is in jail johnson
robbed the United States Express Company in 81.
Louis twelve years ago and served six years PRISON.
He then became pirate the Mississippi River and
committed for robbery at Memphis He away
to Texas was captured tried and imprisoned and now
Is tree again.
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A MEXICAN THIEF CAUGHT.

SLAUGHTER OF AMERICAN CATTLE VISITED
BIZ DEPUTY SHERIFF AND SOME TROOPS
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. l. 1915
Lieutenant Robinson, commanding the Texas Rang
ers Informs me that the 2Sth ut Sergeant Arm
strong and men proceeded to the Rncon del Perro,
about forty miles from tho river. TO assist Deputy
Sheriff Rock n the execution OF wits OF arrest against
several cattle thieves and sSinners Arriving At the
ranch they found only one Of the accused, noted
character named Manuel Garcia who vas arrested and
eventually shot While attempting 70 escape Lieuten-
ant Robinson reports further that the ranch had been
converted into regular slaughter pen Of stolen AMI
mails as evidenced by the strcwn earcasses OF The
animals killed aud the number Of hides recovered
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE oV rHE CHIEF signal OFFrrER,
WAsHlNGrON, Jan, IL 80 Z. u.


OFFICE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFcER
WASHINGTON, Jan, 1t: 80 p u.
ProbdbtitisG
During sunday in the Gulf and South Atlantic States
and Tennessee partly cloudy or clear weather, south
ery winds veerng 70 westerly and northwesteriy
stationary slowly rising barometer and continued
warmer weather, except possibly lower temperature
west Of the NJ ississppi
For new England and the Middle States easterly to
southerly winds, slight changes in temperature rising
followed by falling barometer and ram IN the former
and north Of virginia
For the lower lake region and the Ohio Valley cloudy
weather and rain snow, falling followed BY rising
barometer, eastcrly winds vcerug 20 southerly and
westerly, and lower temperature.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, local storms and rain Or
snow during the night, followed BY colder, partly
cloudy weather, rising barometer and noriher'y 20
westerly winds
For canal regions from New Jersey 10 Virginia, tenn
pcrature remains above freezing.
The Ohio River viii san above Louisville
The Missssippi continues to rise between ST. LOUIS
aud vicksburg
cauusary signals continue at Grand Haven and
Milwaukee
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A PROBABLE MURDER.
AN Ex-PoLrcE oFFIcER FATALLY sTABs conf
PAgION.

AN EG-POLICE OffiCER FATALLY SThBS COM
PAEIoN.
probable murder IN which the assailant
ex police officer occurred last night ia liquor
saloon at the corner OF Twelfth street aud
avenue C. william DonneiN aged twenty
four years living No 20s avenue G,
stabbed the face aud abdomen Dy Frank Seaver.
aged twenty seven years Of No 1877 tho street
The latter formerly patrolman uptown
precinct but dismissed from the department soms
months ago
Donnclly was drinking with friends when scaver
entered somewhat under The influence Of liquor
Engaging IN conversation with Donnelly he be
gan abusing the latter's brother, using
opprobrious epithets 10 referring to him Don
nelly Ioiprted Amer the passage Of many angry
words tao two clenched ana struggle
ensued. Those In the store soon separated
them Ialf an hour later the fight
newed WHOM the bystanders heard cry from
Donnely who exclaimed "l am stabbed" Scaver
taen turned around and SAID, "WcIl l didn't stab
him
Ofcer Wright Of the Eleventh precinct, being
summoned, arrested Selver who made attempt
10 escape The wounded man and the prisoner were
both taken 90 the Houston street station
house and the latter vas locked up. Ponce Surgeon
Maclay examined pounrly's wounds and pronounced
the stab wound ia the lbdomcn very dangerous one.
which might prove iatat After his wounds
dressed DOnnelly was conveyed home
Seaver persisted IA saying That he id stab Don
nelly When searched by the police Gnife
found IN his possession.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
wAsursGros. Jan. l, 1876.

wAsulNGroS, Jan. I, 1876
THE NEW YEARS DAY CELEBRATION.
About noon the clouds which have hung over the
city for week cleared away aud 10 the delight Of the
New Years callers the afternoon sunny and warm
as a June day and this evening Is sthrt and clear
Callers wereout force and the day has been thoroughly
celebrated Though great many members of Congress
are st absent, the reception at the White House was
on unusually magnificent spectacle, the diplomatic
corps being fully represented and in brilliant costumes
while the Army and Navy officers also appeared n full
uniform.
MR.. CARPENTER OF IOWA, APPOINTED SECOND
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY
Governor Carpenter Of Iowa who has accepted the
post Of Second Comptroller of the Treasury man
OF forty five years good lawyer Of sound judgment,
thoroughly upright and with backbone His appoint
IS very highly commended here by all who know
hin
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sEAMEN DROWNED.

SOUTHWEST PASS Jan. l. 1876
The captains gig OF the ship Zeandia eaps'zed IN
heavy sea while en- rou> from East Bay 70 Pilot Town.
II contained Captain Allen, the second mate Pilot e.
Gcrsdorf and several scamen They were washed
ashore with The exception Of the second mate, who
was drowned. pilot Who started 20 Their rescue
brought the Survivors 70 Pilot Town.
Freserick Hansen. native or Denmark vas
drowned Yesterday morning By fallng overheard from
The hnw.Irlt Of the pMOt boat Norgan
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THE EXHIBITION OF 1876
PARTIAL LIST or CONVENTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO BE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA DURING THE
CENTENNIAL FAIR

10 BE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA DURING THE
CENTENNIAL FAIR
PnLADELrIA Dec 81 1875.
Nothing viii give one A better ,dea Of tho immense
number of our people-to say nothing or those from
abroad-who will ind their way TO Philadelphia during
the Exhibition than the following partnst OF national
and other organizations who viii hold their annual or
extraordinary sessions in the Centennial city The list
Is by no means complete Il Is only those who have
already publicly and officially announced their ncn.
ton to meet IN Philadelphia. There viii certainly Dee
many others % add 70 It shortly. How
many hundreds Of thousands Of people
represents would be difficult O. say
Grand Lodge Of the United States. l. o o r.. Grand
derry. Knights remplars Grand Army Of the Republic.
Presbyterian synod Of the United States, Caedonmn
Club, Welsh National Eistediodd, Patriotic sons OF
America, international Regatta, Life Insurance Conven
ton Of Agents Of the United states National Board o
Underwriters, state Agricultural society, Methodist
Episcopal Church National Convention. Society
OF Cincinnati California Pioneer Society, Ameri-
nence Union OF the United States order
Of Bnai Brth. National Alumni Association,
Saesmen's aud Commercial Travellers Association.
American Pom0lOg Society Masters Association Of
the United States. Army Of the Cumberland. Humboldt
Monument ASSOCIATION Christopher Columbus Monu-
ment Association, Board OF Trade Convention, Inter.
national Typographical Congress National Ride Associ
alton, Philadelphia County Medical Society, lnterna-
tonal Medical Congress Old Volunteer Fire Depart
ments National Temperance Union, sons VI Temper
ance, United TaiOrs' Association California 2ouaves.
Portland Mechanic Blues Second regiment infantry
National Guard, California: Fith Maryland (regimcnI
Centennial Legion and numerous grangers' orsani1a
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LOUISIANA POLITICS.
provingly

MOVEMENT or CONSERVATIVES TO SECURE
NEW SPEAKER IN THB LEGIsLATURE
ERNoR KELLoGG's FORTHCOMING MESSAGE.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. l. 1875
Nearly all the country members OF the Legislature
have arrived and both sides will hold caucuses to-
morrow An effort will be made by tho conservatives
TO secure the resignation Of Speaker Estette which
case Mr wltz will undoubtedly be selected to all his
place This undertaken independent of any desire TO
Interfere with the Wheeler adjustment but solely
account Of the present Speakers physical disabilities
The election Of city delegates TO the Conservative
Convention, which meets here on the 9th instant,
suited IN worry general defeat Of the resisters and
taken 10 connection with the result 10 the country,
disspates all ieArs Of reopenng tho question OF ad
lustmenL
GOVERNOR KELLoGG's nEsSAGB
will be very conservative IN tone advocating measures
or economy and the taxation OF church property. IL
embodes a defence Of hs Administration and is evil
denty designed TO furnish good campaign document
At the conservative caucas tomorrow various reform
measures will De discussed. prominent among which
will be the necessity Of securing the prompt abolition
Of the Returning Board Everything Is quiet and
hopeful feeling prevails
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IfvrRrooL PR0vfsi0N MARKHT.-LivERrOot. Ian. IL
Pork SIS cd per Obi ior mess bacon 80 81 per
cwt Tor long mdde AMI bls for short clear pades
IuFepoot PROpucp MARKgr-LfvERPOOL Jan. lin
oil. 23s 5d per
LONDON PRODucH MknKrr-lnNDoN, Jan -hehned
petroleum I2Nd per gallon lins-od o., lts ID cSL
s.i-,ts ~ tUruenttue. 2Os
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ILLNESS OF GENERAL THOMAS.
MAsnlsnrnr Jan 1 $50

WAsHSGroN Jan. l. 1876.
Assistant Quartermasier General Thomas on iho
tired list 1879, while walking yesterday afternoon
near the Treasury Department With para.
iyto stroke. aud Eel. 90 The pavement A number Of
gentlemen went 70 his assistance, when carriage vas
obtained, and The venerable gentleman removed 90 hs
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PouGHKEErMR. Jan. I. 1870.

The extraordinary mild weather still continues, and
Il n lasts two days longer navigation will again DO open
from New YORK 10 Albany. Reports from all
points up the river that the ice IS breaking up and the
ferry routes omen
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/ PRIZE FIGHT PREVENTED.

BosroS, Jan l. 1876
prize neht which was arranged TO take place at
North Hanson, Mass, this morning, for stake OF
$50 between Michael Burns and George wilkins.
prevented by the prompt action Of the Plymouth
county police. the brulsers and their friends be NJ
lrIrhInnen
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THE DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

thOMAS GEhMAN-SkErCH OF HIS CAREER
AN AcooMPLIcE KNOWN TO THE POLICE
OPINION OF THE EMPRESS AUGUSTA ON THE
NATIONALITY QUESTION
BERLIN, Jan. l, 1876.
German. under the signature Of Herr
X. gives in the Dresden NGchrichen some
facts in reference to Thomas, whose name
has become so notorious in connection with
the dynamite explosion. He states that
Thomas was born in 1888 or 1910 in the
town of Bocholt, Westphalia. When two
years old his father went to America and
became carriage builder in Brooklyn.
Herr X. became acquainted with Thomas
in 1862 at Noelles commercial school.
at Osnabruck In the summer of
1875 Herr X. met, accidentally. a
gentleman at Kneists bierhalle, Dresden.
who spoke a broken German, who proved to
be Thomas, and who it was fully shown had
been born and educated in Germany.
Thomas had spent from 1867 to 1875, the
last eight years, in Germany.
AN AoCoMPLICE DISCOVERED.
The Berlin police have the name of an
accomplice, who has fed. The Liverpool
police are endeavoring to trace Thomas
connection with the loss Of the City of Boston,
in January, 1870. In the following June
Thomas returned to Dresden, and was very
flush of money
THE CELTIC INSURANCE.
On the l4th of last October Thomas sailed
in the Celtic for New York, having resided
for eight days previously in Liverpool. He
endeavored to effect an insurance on a box
which he declared contained $500 in specie
| On being told that the box must first be in
spected he said that he did not care to in
sure it, that he would take it himself He
did so and returned to Liverpool on the 7th
of November.
BOX ON STEAMER RHEIN.
Captain Brickerstein told me to-day that
Thomas shipped last year, on the steamer
Rhein, from Bremen to New York, box that
he said contained greenbacks, and which
he wished to insure The officers of the
steamer said that insurance was unnecessary,
and that they would place it in the mail
room. Thomas followed in the Celtic. The
inference is that similar plot was contem-
plated for the steamer Rhein.
cit AFFECTS HUMANITY.
At an indignation meeting of the inhab-
itants at Berlin some one said to the
Empress Augusta that it was fortunate that
it was not German who was concerned in
this alleged crime. Her Majesty answered,
''Bin solches Verbrecien geh die MenSchhet an,
,licM die Nation aGtdien" "Such a crime
affects humanity not nationality"
PRESS APPROVAL OF THE AMERICAN INp1GwA-
TIoN MEETING
The German press discusses the American
Indignation meeting which was recently
held in Berlin in relation to the press COM
ments on the Bremerhaven explosion, ap-
provingly.
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STABBED IN THE SHOULDER

BENJAMIN Fuherman, aged twontythreo years, ot
No. l26 Norfolk street stabbed IN the shoulder
during al alteration last night with unknown parties
He was attended by Police surgeon Phelps tho
Eighteenth precinct station house. HIS wound is not
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FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
BuFFALO. jan. l. ls7R

BUFFALO, Jan. J. 1870
Charles Gassman shot James Kelley tonight during
a drunken row IN a saloon Koley's left eye Is shot
out and he has a ball in his head He cannot survive
aud has been deemed wise to remove him from
the saloon
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THE DAUGHTER OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS
THE
MxMrnIs. Jan. l. 1870.

MSMPHIs, Jan l, 1876
Miss Maggie II. DAVIS, daughter Of Jefferson Davis,
married at St Lazarus Episcopal church this
morning 10 j. Adson Hayes, cashier Of the State
National Bank Rev George White OF Calvary church,
otliciatcd and was assisted by Rev Churchill EastIn,
rector OF St Lazarus. IN the presence OF very large
CONGREGATION
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THE BoRK DEFALCATIoN.

BUYPALo, Jan. !, 1876.
The amount Of the Bork defalcaton, 50 lar be
cleaned from the present Of bis reasurers book
Is about $3.50 900 Bork Clifton Ont last night
which Just the border His property has been
attached BY the Sheriff. the banking oace Of Lyon
BOrk & Co closed
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ARRESTS FOR PERJURY.

BosroS, Jan. l. 1876
Four well known citizens Of bingham have been ar
rested for perjury in swearing to certificate that all
OF the capital stock OF the bingham Manufacturing
Company had been paid
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Highness the Khedive Of Egypt. who placed
pleasure yacht at his disposal, 30 that he
might be enabled to visit Thebes
AUSTRIA'S NEW YEAR.
THE FESTIVAL IN THE COMMONS or FRANZ
JosEF-CoURT BECEPTIOEs--FAMILy RE
UNIoNs-GLOoMY FoREBopMGs.

UNIoEs-GLOoMY FoREBoDNGs
VIENNA, Jan. l, 1876
New Years Day and Sylvester Eve are con-
sidered in the light of family festival and
holiday in Austria There was. conse-
quently. public rejoicing during the whole
night till the dawning of the morning of
New Year. Many houses were bright with
lights and there was music everywhere. The
city theatres and every other place Of pub
/ lie amusement were crowded to the utmost.
In fact, there was an overcrowding
A ToRcHL1GHT FESTIVAL.
Tonight there is grand torchlight festi-
val at the public ice rink.
CITIZEN FRATERNITY.
Everybody is receiving and sending con-
has been gentle fall of snow during the
day.
GLOOMY FoREBoDNGs OF THE PRESS.
Notwithstanding the festival recreations,
all the city journals publish serio1s articles
on the subject of possible future complica-
tions and the existing depression of trade.
THE PEOPLE HAPPY
Despite all this the Viennese people are
just as gay as in former years,
THE CELEBRATION AT COURT
The Emperor Francis Joseph, the Empress
Elizabeth and the Grown Prince Rudolph
celebrated the day in the castle of Buda-
Pesth, Hungary Their Majestios always OBJ
serve New Year in the midst of the family
circle, as they will to-day the Archduke
Albrecht alone being absent at Lago di Garda
for the recovery Of his health.
THE ROYAL RECEPTIONS.
The New Year receptions took place, ac-
cording to custom, on Thursday night, by
the Marshal of the Court. Prince Hohenlohe,
who acted in the name of the Emperor.
THE LADY VISITORS.
Baroness Majlath, lady in waiting, re-
ceived the ladies in the name of the
Empress.
THE INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION.
All the Hungarian Ministers, foreign Con-
suls, the Presidents of both houses of the
Reichstag, with many magnates of the upper
house of the Legislature. were present
sprEND1D cosTUMEs
The gentlemen were clad in the splendid
national dress. brilliant with costly stones,
gold lace and herons feathers
THE LADIES NOT FORGOTTEN.
The ladies of the married gentlemen at
tended on the occasion, as is always the case
at the Austrian Court.
NOTHING POLITICAL.
The reception ceremonial had no political
import, the members of the House of Haps-
burg never initiating Napoleon III. by max
ing Europe await anxiously for the utterance
of their New Years speeches.
CONGRATULATIONS IN VIENNA
In Vienna to-day Prince Hohenlohe re-
ceived, as was done at Buda-Pesth, the con-
gratulations of the members of the diplo-
matte body, of the Emperors Ministers, the
Presidents of the Parliament the chiefs of
the government Offices, the generals and
bishops.
PLENTY OF VEHICLES.
The string of carriages appears almost
! endless.
IN THE CHURCHES.
The churches were crowded and richly
decorated
NO CABINET RECEPTIONS.
The members of the Ministry had no pub
lie receptions There were merely sheets of
paper laid out, which Will be kept open for
the reception of the signatures of callers
during space Of two days.
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EMBEZZLING STAMPS.

BosroS, Jan. l. 1876,
Isaac IL Frothingham, chief clerk the stamp de-
partment OF the Boston Post once arrested to-day
ior embezzlng stamps and held IN So 900 bal by
the United States Commissioner.
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- wEArnrR YEsrEnpAY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty.four hours In com.
rarsa with the corresponding date Or last year. as n
dcatcd BY The thermoSrter Al Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building
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SHOT IN TIE FAOE.

Henry Beyers, or No. 62O SIKH street, while closing
his place OF business WAS shot IN the face and slightly
injured last night by unknowa person
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SPENCE PETTIs TO BE PARDoNED.
Rosrox Ian I I


The Executive Council Today, by vote OF to 3,
recommended Governor CASTOR 10 pardon Spence
Pettis In accordance with the recommendation Tho
pardon wi be
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SHOOTING AFFRAY IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Jan. l. Isl

Robert Conyers colored man. shot Charles Fore
man, a eoored boy, this forenoon Tho ball entered
the breast, INJECTING dangerous wound The shooting
occurred IN restaurant Fayette street. whore both
uartes were cmnlOVei.
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GRAIN AT MILWAUKEE.
Mlwarkrr. Wis, Jan j. 1870.
CHARLES o'CoNoE

ronr wasHSoroS, SATURDAY. Jan. l-ilPM
Mr. o'conor was not quite 90 well today, but the
change IN his condition was uot Of a worry alarming
tt4
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE CEN
TENNIAL BUILDINGS.
PnILApELrurA. Jan. l. is7G.

ITIINVHIIIIINt
BY an accident at the Centennial Buildings TO day
two workmen, named Letrue and Wells, were killed
outright Another named George Smith, died at the
hospital from injuries received
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SPEAKERSHIP OF THE KENTUCKY
HOUSE.

LOUISVILLE Jan. l. 1876.
Hon ! stone has been unanimously elected
Speaker Of the Kentucky House OF Representatives
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

CLEVELAND Jan 1875
David Carvtn prominent merchant OF Frc@ppns
OHIO accidentally shot lnd killed himself to.daV.
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DELAWARE BREAKwArEE, Jan. 1, 1876
artly cleared away this morning
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THE WEATHER.
MEMPnrs. Jan. l. 1876.

MEMPHIS, Jan. l, 1876.
The day has been an unusually quiet one, business
being almost entirely suspended and the weather
usually warm and showery.
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MfLRogp. Pa. Jan. |. l

The weather here to-day has been remarkably dne
Tho thermometer registered sxty-two degrees IN the
shade at Two O'Clock this afternoon.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING IN PHILA-
DELPHIA
PnILApELrnIA. Jan. l. 1870.

Eckcrt Lineweber beer saloon keeper. while dis.
charging a revolver last night accidentally shot
boarder named Conrad schroeder. Tho latter died
night
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A MURDERER CONVICTED.
NASHUA. n. II. Jan. l. ls7G

NASHUA, n H.. Jan. l. 1876
The jury in the Major wife murder trial in at
quarter past eight O'Clock this evening and rendered
verdict of guilty Of murder in the first degree.
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1875 lsiA

Averase temperature Yesterday. .............. to&
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
1874 ISIS
Weekly average c................... 80 IL %
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OBITUARY.
TIMOTHY DoDp.

Timothy Doii said % 5s tho oldest merchant of
Boston died Yesterday. aged ninety Owe wears
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Providence, r. T., Jan 1, 1876
Tie weather has been very here to-day
Thermometer exposed to sun on weybosset Bridge
marked loo degrees.
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THE UNDERGARNENr THAT lS SAVING MILL
ions from prsnature deathGRADrLArED Cesr AND Lnrg
i'RorKcroR sold BY dc ner tnd dfnegsta Bf
mall 81 30 ISAAC A. SINGER. Manufacturer. ojt
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THE MANITOBA LEGISLATURE

WSSEPEG Jan l. 1876
The Manitoba Legislature will meet here for the de-
spatch Of business on January IS
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CONFIRMED HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W GROVE STATION, Iowa

A-DAv[D'S HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENrLEMEN'S
dress and business HAS ready. SEALsKN CARS lnd
GLoygs variety. Saesroom 2oo Broadway' near Duane