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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
REGULAR ptncccdiMW 9.s- n q m lnnt1o


Regular ptocccdinRs-.-Notnl
ny the tiUvcrnuFs
CoLUMnus. o., March 31.--1n TIE Houso To-
day, tho Benato bill to amend tho act relating to
limited phrlncrshirs, 10 rs to require that tho
full na,nes Of nj parties shall appear Was
passed also tho House bill to authorize tho
Governor 10 1omove his nppolnteos other than
Judges from office for uon-poiltcai CAUSES.
4 bill Was introduced to establish chair Of
S1ncs and bllno Englpoors u the State Agsicul-
tural CotlcRo.
In tho HauAte message WAS received from tho
Governor nominating James barnett and J. W.
Irish OF Cleveland. George ". 8toolo OF paines-
willie, =. y. Warner OF Elmlra, and Stephen
piskin Of Summit, to bo Truatocs Of
nominating nor 4. q. aIcDnrney, al
Warren County, " ]. uonklln and ". II. hfan:
ming Of Montgomery, john q. Stephenson Of
Shelby, Charles ii. Godfrey Of Putnam, to bo
Trustees of The Dayton Insane Hospital Also
nominating +. II. htooro Of Athong ": r.
Richardson Of Washington, John Waddol OF
Noss. Charles A. Cable Of Athons, and Henry
Woat, OF Belmont, to bo Trusscoa Of tho Athens
1nsar,o Asylum. All tho nominations wero ro-
forred to tlle Committee on Benevolent Instltt-
ttons. Tho 9cnato joint resolution for tho ad-
lournmont Of the Assembly April II until Dec.
&, was adopted.
, 1876-04-01
FIRES.


m CHICAGO.
Yesterday morning. At 11.4b O'Clock, An alarm
WAS struck from Box 10, corncr OF Randolph and
State stroets, occasionod by an explosion of somo
crude petroleum In tho gas,worla Of tho Tro-
mont House, by which one man lost bis life. The
lotsl manufactures lis oHn Gss BY \ simple
and easy process from wood and crude
petroleum. Tho building in which tho bonchcs
and rotorta hro placed 10 situated on tho alloy,
aomo distance away from the hosol, and is no
constructed ID to bo almost hrc-pFoof. In the
Iotort.houso Is small crude~oil tank,
holding about IL gallons, from which
tho eli ia oouductod through pipos.
A small Pipe connected with this tank Was leak
ing yosterday morning, and Charles Ailaby, son
of tho foremap, who had beon assistlbg tn put
ting in another act Of benches, was instructed to
repair IL with ceuent. 1Io Naa cautioned not to
90 near tho oil-tank (Which then hold
about 8 gallons) with light Contrary to in
with him an opon alcohol torch. with which tho
gas from the petroleum camo almost iumedaso~
ly in contact, causing an explosion, tho burning
oil boing thrown all over Allaby, wig
was At once onveloped II aames.
and burnt to crisp before aid could roach him.
from tho burning building and laid them
in the vacant store-tootn, 73 Lake street.
Tho damage done wAs trlflnK, not o7er
$50, aud tho making OF gaa wns not interrupted.
Tho body Of AllabY MAS afterwards taken to his
homo on North avenue, and the Coroner nott-
Sheldon, who waa in tho building as tile time,
had worry nayroT cgcape.
At 10:40 yesterday morning q still ninrm was
| gtycn to Dabcock No. !, caused by tho roof Of
| No. 81 Wcft Washington atreok taking FIRE from
sparks from the chimney. Damage. .t1tfing.
, 1876-04-01
POLITICS At LARGE.
RRlSTOW,
Hrs AKfUhLICANIsM voCcuKp ron.

HE AEruhLIcANIsM voEcuxp ZOE
~ M Editor sf Ina Chicago 1ttouns;
LINCOLN H., March 30,-Wa hsye hsard mn
Republican express oven fear that Ben Dx.stov.
- President, would not adminiatsr tho Govern.
1ent hoaostty. impartss1lY, aud with decided
ability. There is, In fact, among tho pcople Of
the Northwest, less mtsgiyiug and moro abiding
confidence that he ts the right man for the poel.
tlon than any other of tho very competent men
who Ars prominently before tho people ~ asp;r-
ants for that responsible otica.
Wo have, however, 1esrd one man sAy that b.
doubted tho policy OF selecting tho candidate
from south OF Mason and Dtxon's line. aud tho
crso Of Andy johnson, who WAS elected Woe
President on the Republican ticket, succeeded
to tho Presidency on tho dssth Of Lincoln, and
betrayed tho party shat had honored him. was
cited ~ season that ve should be cautious
about eleystiux Houtho1n mon to tha F1esi-
dency.
There Is besweeu johnson aud Dyistow no
pashi!ol "hasaTor. Their natures. instincts, aud
patriotism were 40 tue altlpolas. We would
tread lightly on the Aahes OF the daad. but may
freely speak of what Ia universally known, Mr.,
johnson was never anything In polttcs but
Democrat. When elacted Vice-pgosidont.
though Union man, ho waa known to have
bsan Democrat. Succeeding to tho Presidency
Just Ut tho tlmo the Rebellion collapsed, he for
short time saemed 10 make III effort fthouxh
II was very fasbls) 10 aamipisser tle Government
on the principles th.t ente1ad Into his election.
uh assumed Republication VA ouly spaau,odio
, 1876-04-01
1ElEGRAPHlc NOTES.

CENo1xNAr1, o.. March 91.-Ths Riohlngs
opera company hro drawing fair houses this
ueok at tho Grand Opera-Houae,
CINCINNATI, O.. March 9l.-Osman 6ellew, 4
member Of tho Wins Hreet Congregational
Church, Of which Dr.. Doynton is the pastor. has
presented that church with parsonage coating
t1H0
Special DispateA b Thl Cataee 7,1tt.ns.
aT. JosErlI No., March 3l.-Eugeno Tield has
brorght suit against Postmaster Severance and
oshets. proprietors OF tho st. Joseph Herald, for
libel. laying bis damages at 425+000. The cause
OF tho sult Ia = scanda.ous reference 10 tho fau-
lily Of Ms. Field In tho Herald.
sptc1at Dupateis q Tia Chteaoo Tribune.
Iowa Glrr, IT,, March 3l.-Thore ~ quito :
religious awakening among the churches hero
now. Tho lev, W. C1agett. Foviva!as Ut Ken
tucky, IL holding : 4efleH OF union meetings In
the Public Hail which is aen8oly crowded oyerJ
evening. -. 49,.
Tho spring term Of tho State University opens
next Wednesday With large increase in attend.
Ance In the collegiate and law departments,
Spse1al Uspateh To ne chttaaa 7ntun&
LrAvEswohTu. Kan, March 9l.-lSeports to-
day from Columbus; Cherokee county, confirm
| Tun,or thst rich deposits Of load havo boen
discovered within about milea OF that placo
Preparations arc being rapidly made to corn.
mepca mining on large scale u onca by
sevoral prominent gsussemsn OF Cherokee
County.
OM4uA, Neb.. March 9l.-Dcspiso the recent
| terminus decision. tho number Of fns business
houses and residences coutractea for erection In
thIs oily far e1ceesn that o! any pxeTioua year.
, 1876-04-01

the stronger race ou account Of the assistance
thcy will rccoyo from horo.hcAh RcnnblicanH.
Monday ovonug to orgauizo "nroenhack
Club" James Milison ot Indianapolis. for
NOR resident Of s'ia cily, made aiA appearance
ektly on tho morning OF the day. abovc nol-
ing posscra to 10 distributed, announcing tina
character OF tho meeting. At the hour men
toned In the bills Jcauaos repaired to Tho
Oonrt-Ilouse with At eager, o1pcesant
look upon hid counsonAhce. expecting
10 meot An immense audience bnk tie
satisfied look changed 10 ono Of despair when
hts optics ressod upo,, but eight Of Tho crotod ho
expected. II MAS ru,nurcd that Rescn OF tho
numbat were skanoh Nopu blicaus, but, ~ tho
worth.
, 1876-04-01
borrowing Extrnordinnrys

When Mr. Bounderby, Of Germantown, nes
our reporter this morning tue conversation ~
gan With remark about t4a Now Ilan1pshne
election, but Doundorby had grievance, and 81
soon began to unhu1dou hta soul to tho lsteoef'
ue said;
sim going 10 move. I can't stand thoee
TholnpBons next door TO mo any louBor. TlU51t
tho awfu]sst people to borruw things thst1 e'a
"Take chairs, tor instance. sno asks US Y
lend hos our chairs three times day, st t!eE3
meal and she borfows the rocking.-cha rhcts
ever she wants to put tho baby to sleep 4
couple Of ttmea she snnt over for eofs, ene
when tho boy came back With 1t ho said ~
Thompson WAS mad as thunder, and kept grow
ing around tho house all day because t,are se1
no caatora on 1t. Laas Monday she bor'oHss
our Waall-boilor, and no had to put of our Haslr
Ing till Tuesday, Bho did some preserving U y
and tho conaequenco MAS all our clothes Nas
that I'M mighty doubtful it III get or ~ staea
to mo 10 tight. Every now and then shs III III
company All thnn abe borgowa our htreo g.
and all the pAElor furniture, aud aocs, b1sslss
wouldn't carry tho piano over fof het And ~
down the chandelier, ghe told our girl that tuesS
wore run0En about town that WAS foiotaDN
pirate. o,
"Aad then, on Thu,slsy. Mrs. ThompspDs pDs
sent that boy over to know II Mrs Hoanoe.LJ
wouldn't lead hss our ftons door. she ,..,a s1
theirs waa boing painted, md shs ~ s,s ss,nes
him whst ho supposed wo wore going 20 ~ 4
keep comfortable without any front door, 70
Mrs. Thompson said she reckone4 ue nlsas 'N"
up bsd-quilt or aomothlng. ,oop)oi
"Dut they Are tho most extraordinary Roop.sSh
LaAt EonrsA OF July Was II? ies-IAsa1 aanndsr. rv
b. IT. shst ~ Mr.. II rhompsoa would b much oh'issI e..
II she'd land her the twins for rev aat1s .ues
utes. Said Mrs Thompson wanted ON 20 ~, ss1,
OH new bottle top. bec.nss Il maae ass Th.ssy.
sick to taste fraah Indian rubber. Goeeir,1s ~
wasn't III Hut that'a her way. Yes sFs - = :.
going 10 move. Id rathor liso next door u
luuatlo asYlum and have tue manlaes &C., py"tb; ~ II;
rcd hot shot oysz aha fencs everJ A9ur A9urod.'hy u
day. l would indeed" ARd III. poaaa'e''
/ aailct away TO looA for houAa+
, 1876-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

EAHLlHh1LAFT lila
Special Dispatch 10 7He Ch,caoo 7ffoans.
CARL1Nv1LLE, ILL.,. March 31.-Iho Republican
City Convention last night WAS lho largest and
most harmonious ever hold in tho city. Tho
ticket IL complete James Clark. for Mayor;
George Harrington. Cierk; F. II. Chapman,
City Attorney; r. Valentine. Trensurer. Tho
Republicans arc confident Ut victory. The DOM
ocrats hold their Convention Saturday.
EA8T SAGINAW.
.spectat Dispatchtn Ths Chfcaao Tribune.
:, EAST sAo1rAw. Mich. March M:MThs Ropub-
ationB to-day: Mayor. John Wotch; Treasurer,
Fred E, 1Ioyt; Director Of tho Poor, Andrew
Eymcr; Justce Of the Peace. John Macarthur.
FoED Du Lac.
Fosp Do Lao, Wis, March 31.-The Repubti-
eana Of this city to-day nominated ". 3. Finley
for Mayor and John Spence for TroAAure1.
There is an o1colont prospect Of thoir election,
though tho city has gopc Domoesatic IN local
politics for several years, but thla Ia mainly Mt
irlbutable to side Issues, M. Oh straight party
vote, the Republicans hayo majority.
LAFAyETrE, IND.
LAFAYETTE Ind, sEnrch 91.-Ihe Republican
Congressional Committee for tho Ninth District
hold q meeting hero to-day. st which l. wss DO. 10.
c,dod to hold the Convention as Frankfort
Juno 81.
coLpwATEn, NICE.
3reci11 DtApatch to TAt Cheaoo 7f1attnf.
CoLpwATEr. 1flch.. March 31.-Thc following
city ticket WAS put In nomination this evening
BY the Democrats Mayor, David u. Dennis !;
Marshal, Charles 3. Jonoa Ciork, Il. a. Wood
Treasurer, Leater Z. 1loso Street Commission
o., Thomas 8woeney; Juatico of tho Peace,
John 4: Champion; Supervisors, II. Aoot. Jacob
| Smith, D. Boyeo, and D. s. Williams.
| DUBUQUE, IA
| 8rtefos Dfspateh to Tht Chle1on Trtouns
DUBUQUE, H., 1farch 31.-The Republicans OF
| this city mot IN convention and Domlnated &lc
following ticsot Mayor, George y. Huroh
1tecorder, Charlas O. uargua MnEshal. Charles
| GtIliun Auditor, T. q. Drandt; Treasurer, II
| @. Dacrat City Attorney. D. r. Lyon; Aasssuof
| candidate for Mayor. Dir. Woodworth. LAS do.
| oned, aud thoy hayo nominnted tho Republican
| nominee. Tho Republican ticket ia tho Httong.
cat that has been in tho fold for some time. and
| wil all, undoubtedly, bo efsctod.
GRAND HAVEN, MICH.
hpee,dI Lhspatth to Th* Chteaoo 7rtbhne.
GRAND HAVEN, 31ich., March 3l.-The Repub-
lican and Don1ocrnto nominations are respect:
lively ~ ioliowas Mayor. George +. Hubbard
| brown aud Gorr,tt Dotko Marshal, Qsnon Van.
dcrhoef and Frank Murray: Supervisor, Firs!
and Second WARTS, Daniel @. Gurnsoy Third
and Fourth Wards, KiaaB Dronwer hud George
bon. Tue Republican ticket will probably be
! elected.
/ MENDOZA fG.1-
| Special ptspatch 10 Tho Chicago 7ftbuns.
| MEHporA, ILL.,, March 81.-To-dAys DnNef1r
announces tho uames iof no 1eas than seven gen
tlemen Hho will probably 10 candidates for tht
Office Of Mayor at our approaching municipa
election. Tho oflicos Of Township Collector a,lt
| Supervisor will also. 1t IL said, be warmly con
! tosted, nnd tho probabilities are that our uex
| election will ba tho hottest wo have had fo
| years.
, 1876-04-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

They say the kilment among Vermont Repuh-
ucans Is blaine first and Bsistow second.
Ohio, 1t Is understood, pumps for Drlatow AZ
ter Hayos shall bo done for, II ho Ia done for.
Tho Springfield Republican still mentions
Adams between times, ind With noyet~fhiliDg Do
termination.
Tho Omaha Herald regrets tha. Speaker Kosr
In prevented from being uc1t President by
"fr4gity Of FORM"
Trauk ltolton, editor Of tho Burlington Ha,ck-
re is spoken OF 10 candidate for Congress,
hut hc rofusod to Fuu.
II Simon Cameron is the appointed ohioftnin
Of tue PennBylyania delegation, look out for
mischief in the Cincinnati Convention
New Hampshire reports horaolf not disposed
to kick back II tho OTHER Eew England States
seeln 10 want "ths fayoEito son" from Natae
badly.
4 Kentucky paper SAYS Mr. Blackburn has had
tho compliment Of being adopted into the Sioux
tribo undar tho name Of tho Roaring Wind Of
the DiuogFaas."
It Ia rumored thai Wheeler, Of New York. be-
iug III anti-ConkIiug man, wonld like to go on
the ticket ~ Vlce-pteaident and put an Ohio
mRn-Ilayes 7-at tho head.
Ths Bmith family lon't ssem we1l qualified 70
be- Ipdian Commsssione,s John o. who ouo-
got to lthvs because ot general unatness for the
ofice.-EIch6ugG
Thts sentence by George William Curtis ought
to bo Kept atsuding, "Flne professions Of re-
form with candidates who arc themselves con-
stttucns parts Of tho thing To he reformed will
not carry tho country.
Gov Rice, of Massachusetts Ia said 10 b In
favor Of Minister Waahborus for the Presidency,
but to think that Bristow In tho most available
| candidate. aimi!a1 yiex seens to be takan by
almost all Of Mr. Waahbuznesa asupporsesa.-Ne,o
! York TribuRa
, 1876-04-01

.. Sotio3,HJ1.d3
Thsro arc not included in those apptopris,ions
tho costa Of poiico Courts, police Iaagtstrates
etc., AZ they t18ye becn appropriated Beporatcl1
at leaat thoy. hro so ensercd to appear.
Tho Tux and Assossmenk Departments Ne,a
still kept up contrary to law, With tlo!r horlo Of
Deputy Asscssosa and clerks. and this year eli..
600 was appropriated for their maintenance.
lie advocated m overhauling Of employees and
D discharge Of al tho unnecessary forco. Ile
wanted longer llonra Of labor for somo. Tht
alluded to and somo Rlaring examples ahowa IN.
II he wore Mayor Of tho oily for o wook he would
tako on the head Of overy Incompetent member
Of any department which he discovered wha
son1o attention, and the report Of tho Doard of
Education MAS handled without glovcn The ei.
pnrEo OF tax.salun ho thought, ought to bo ia.
dueed by an act Of Lcgtplaturo.
aotting bad example by not paying thcir taxes.
The ooas of lghtlug tho sllcets sinos
1871 was $3.50, goo. which was .oo
much; Ilo thought Tho eontnet
coibort Colt ri iii od him Il tho &c Council vontd io III:
low bis advice. thnv could sAre tho city $4,000
yoar. II Mayor Colyin WAS huBlncsa -mun b.
would walk through those departments. ra.hs.
Tho suburbs wors also Alluded 10, and the q.
trnvagsnco OF tho Vilages shown, especially et
nydo Park, which sold 100000 Of It's bonda ii
871f cents Tbs o10vatorB In tho city were COT.
troilcd, he said, by 1tingB, and unless ohauRs
vaa made in their management they would asiFs
tho grain trade avay. Good government Do.
nandod honest Aud economical administration.
but bribery and corruption in Office did not
provo decline in public virtue. Tho thioses
wcro Of no religion or party, Int all marched to
tho grand crnaking lock.step. The princelY
thief demanded punishment ns much aa tla
sueak-thioyos who Htolo tho oyercoat from tha
ball.
Tho speaker WAS often interrupted by applause,
and tho address mas 1intcned to with mhrkca 1t.
tention, aud at ita close voto ot thanks waa
| tondored.
, 1876-04-01
coLy1N'e pANHFuL rNrLUENu1-

~ tHS EQHOT q 1Ne ANfQy0 4Sf0NHes
CHICAGO, March 31.-Tho feeling OF alarm
and dIstrnBt which Covia and his acrvilc 0ouocit-
mon havo created Is destined 10 spread and in
tensfy throughout tho ontiro community until
Tho wholo gang ia driven from power and. pun-
iabed. The people havo lost ali confidence IN
the existing City Administration. which they 70
gard Al nothing loss .han band Of Tuoed-men
{robbo1s), led by ee1f-conddeut nod obstinate
tasurpcr-to whom It Is unwisa and unsafe to
intrust any morn n,onoy. Hence the great fall
Ing or In The reeaipt OF taxes and othor city in
comes. Tho peoplo are resolved 10 nay no more
into Tho City Treasury. uutll altar the election,
aud not then unlehs men whom they can trust
rs Mayor and Aldermen arc put In power.
Tho Mayor is a repronch, = diBRsnoa 70 tho city,
whose reputation and credit he iB doing moro By
his roststanco to tho popular will, 10 in1nfe and
destroy than any othof man In It.. dad ~ were
The gamblers who arc nov secretly hacking l'tn
In bis usurpatiop, eyon they are for TUG ttn,o for
gotten in tho dtBlike which tho mulisli hgnre-
hoad OF tho Mayor (so-called) oroates' Il, Tho
minds Of al, respectable citlzens. Il would DO
hard to find in ali Chicago man not bound to
Mayor CoiYin by fayora roceiyed, who honestly
up,olaa the uaurpor In Ills doilans resiatanco to
tlo popular will. j.
, 1876-04-01
stricksn from tho fold. Docs Colvu hear the
death.knel which Tho First Ward--undsr Wsnt-
Wo1th-has sounded in his long earh7 j.
AID. MAIN AND STOUT m p1sal

AID. NArn AND STOUT IN p1sanAuE.
70 tht Editor of Ths Chicago Tribune:
Cn1cAao, March ol.--Ono Of tho best ttemB Of
nsws which tho city has hoard for many day
from tho B!ftosnth Ward Ia tho utter di.con,tit-
urc Of Stout and 1lAhr, who, naxt TO 1ii1dsatht
haro boon tho most corrupt mon Ia tho Common
Council. While IItlarotn corrupted tho Irish,
stout and afAhr did tho dirty work among the
ignorant Germans, In obedlonoe TO the mandate
Of Hosing and Rohrn, but sipco thu fall Of The
latter In German estimation, their minions bavo
correspondingly vancd In power and Influence.
The GormhnB who admire lIoncsty and integrity
above all othor qualities. have had their confidence
ia hun,nn nature and politicians especially ter
rb,y shocked by tho disclosures aGa'nnt Hesing
and Rehm, aud ARC now determined 10 oast over
board al tho corrupt followers OF theao faIlan
II was q Terrible blow to Tho Germans To ba
compelled to give up and throw overheard suoh
mon aB ucsinE, nohtn, aud alahr, but With eTory
corrupslonist kicked ont Of their ranks thoy hkvo
felt . BeuBo OF rnl'cf which ramiudH tlon OF tho
old lnva when their natural loyo Of honesty and
worth prompted thom to put thoit best men Into
oflice. Nhcu those arc 30 1nanv Thousand Ger-
mana OF splendid education. ability, aud chatao-
tos, It lias surprisod mo that they would allow
such diRroprtahlo mcn as Mahr 10 represent
thom In tho Council But that day is past.
, 1876-04-01
ORAr0Rl0 IN KANSAS.

8psr11I Wspate& 70 I36 Eh1ca00 1FF5u7Se.
LAwnxNoE, Kan, Mnrch 81.-On Thursds7
night last, tho Handel and Haydn Society Of this
city rendered Hhydn's oratono Of the "Cre&
tion " TO MI Immense audience, and with apcn.,
did succcso. Tho chor1s, orcheatra, and tola
singers, all under the leadership Of Prof. J. E
Batlett Director Of tho Lawrence Consorvator7o Of
Music, belonged entirely in this city, and ths
whole entertainment was ono Of home prppafs.
ton. II ta by far tho most Important musical
astompt mnIe III Kansaa, and it's renarkatl9
issue Is consideration Of credit to tho musical
genius OF this city. Visitors from netghborloz
oities expressed themselves worry highly p!essn