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DOCTRINAL QUESTIONS.
AND TuElN ANSWER.

According IL the saying VI our old nc!ghNor.
the iscy. DR.. Fowler, VI Evanston, "a uni
yerslty must teach ali knowledge" aud, !udg-
luz by the various Inquiries ress!yel at this Of
!cc, II would apIeas that IN 4osuc nsiuds at
least the impression prevails that TIE TalBusH
has much the sau,e kind of u mission. Ques-
lions Of law, history, politics, agriculture, cook
s1y, homellfe, art, scicec, mud luuEals ars COIN
1nou cnuugh, but here IL a Trio Of queries which
might bo supposed to hare gone astray
frou, their Intended destination II they we1c not
sanlwiehcd tn between couple Ut chronological
questions w.1icl. aru turuod over to the staiis-
tieal cIlt1s. url = question about the two sllcs
q the nloon. which will clalM the attention VI
The TniBusE astronomer. The following aru
this Inquiries: "As CHRIST drd to save all, are
tlose who ttrisllcl III tic Deluee supposed to
be condemned iuruyvr, Or had they the same
opportunities OF being sayod Through Christi
without rc.!etnptipu BY Chsl.tp'
All softs Vi thugs h4Ye becu "tup'
pesed". " answer to this question. tbs
cli.xt VI Christ'& wurk vi redemption locs moi
Icpcud upun Tic I4t1 IT lts accomplishment
u appe4rs frou tue Scripture, "a lamb slaIu
fro1u The foundatiou Of tho world" The
divine pul pose u mercy through tue ssdeup.
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The message i generally conceded to be very
able document -.
No b,tlness Of importance has as ycs becn
introduced. 4 short session Will Dc hcla r. e.
morrow morning, WlIcn they MIL adjourn until
Monday evening.
ArrotSrMESr5.
!. The following appointments hare been made e
thus far BY orrr 81 tl1e Assembly; Ass1staMt
y. II. roso, Klcliansi County; Enrross.ng
rolling Clerk, L. i. Moves, Oconto County;
proot-res1cr. a. Dewey, l'arron County.
"a cGxrAsTED sHAT IN THH AsRHMHLT.
Spfc1at C"r1fspanatnce NJ TIE Tribune. :,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. h-The taking ~ fcstl-
mony In tic Fink-sa1cnttno contest for Mctnhcr
Of Assembly from Tie Esyet pstst fstts o' i I'M
soun bc presented to tho Legislature. AZ the
efcrtion, Fink, Republican, was defeated hy
eaentinct Democrat, after vcrT eloac rn'ltes': !:
aalcnttnc had plurality o' sevcn votes: allu
him tint the Democrats ha.i made nsc of tue
ignorant Ful;,cks Of tho district an,l dcteMtrtl
lin by perjury md fraud equal to my rractIccd
away down South: tto Immediately listed the
a thorough, canvass II the wnr!. fhs
Democrats hal set up an aiii.tavtt.nltl
nigh. Or twu before tho election, and l!a'l
turned ont scorcs OF voters. The !nrcsstGaetun
votes l,al been east; TINT these voters were
Democratic voters; and that they were cast un-
der names not to be found n,i,otlG tho residents
uf tho district. One ur two Of the Ignorant pt,-
laeks were voted d'undcr tho names uf prominent
citizens Of nhJolning wards. Mr.. Fink then
gave due notice that lie would cuntcst tho seat.
The testimony In Ills bcl,alf was recorded bcfore
Justice 1sucrnEcn, a,tl that OF SaleDtinc
was taken before Commissioner Tlloinp-
fon. Tho week has been spent In
this important stcp in the cuntest. The c1awycrs
far 9a1crtne made 1t rolnt TO consume NIL thu
time possible IN order that FInk wuIl.l not be
ablc to get IN the full weight uf hIs testimony,
tho time being limited until II n'cluck lat
night. +ustlto l}aerngc1's Court was held IN
the South-SIdc Tu1,itr HILL hcforc lurgc
audience of people. Last evening the hall WAS
crowded beyond ttd seating capacity
1t Is ,luw apparent that Fink IL rlccteA from
GO to 10 votes. His success viii give ths county
Republican delegation
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nfy way reduce taxation this winter. Tho re-
Cctpie from customs still continue very Jlght,
and there Is no immediate prospect OF MI I'M
The House ps..ed tho Military Academy bill
With very LITTLE debate. ......
WAsHis01oS, d. e., ian. 1i.-Iscprcecntatfvc
echlcielcr received another dispatch from
mediate attention to the condition Of affairs NJ
New Laredo. Ills correspondents reported tlsas
Gen. Rcvuettas continued l.is plunlcr of A,ncrI.
can citizens, apparently wy, thG % apnrosal ..
troops 1t Fort Drown, mil also OF the gunls'nt
llto Bravo. Tho dispatch also inserted that
lcvuctns hal recognized the Dia1 GoSer'lnltit,
and rs ~ Ftal' f.ad nblcstcn 70 nny '1iet,e..
army. on the ground TINT tho icF'lo Gnvern,
mens was tho unly one rcrognizc.l by tho United
States Government, Scliletcher was requested 70
ascertain il Ills rl,a',pc u allegiance would not
now auttnrizo The tntcrfrrcnre III the untttd
States. Fish's reply hal not been received 'ato
'''' ''e'''i'Si 75 tha nxuern As.octa,<d r,,::
WAsntvorox, II. e., Jim. 1i.-Thc 1iouse
Special Committee to inquire into the acts Of tho
Hoard Of i'olica Commissioners oi the District
Of Columbia began tlslr n'cst'sat'to tay ~
Potrc. lic tcsttlc.l that nbout tic lss of July
last William ]. Mnrtag!, President Of tho l3oar'l,
requested him tn ctn! ttetcctrca to see II they
GOULD not t. Co.gEessuan MttrS M 1GS u, ,norc soe
with tho view to publishing It tn the news
papcrs and breaking the for.o Of his re-
bort on naval affairs, Which was then
expected in d few days, md which
Martngh said non'tl ed1iu1y the rcsulta,
not Of i fair Investigation but of a persecution
Ut the Secretary III The Navy. subsequently II
was suggested that II II Should be found that
dlsrcputable placq In Washington, It might he
| we'll to employ tIld sumo way to cnttco him Into
one. Richards further testified tint lie prctcnd-
| el to CONSENT to Murtagh's proposition, and to
| Give the desired order, but fo privately IN
strnctcd the detectives not to net upon It.. llo
also conferred with Mr.. Cook, tho Boards a..
torncy, and they agreed that the forco ought
not to be employed II any snel' way. -,
Mai. Richards will bu cross.exaninch by
| Judge Jeremiah Wilson Iii lchnlf Of Afurtagh
Tomorrow.
| Tic President to-lay withdrew the nomination
Of Vincent Borring to be Pension Agent nt
Louisville. This lehvcs Il. II. kcllyln continued
| possession Of the 0llcc.
Alexander Sharp, who was nominated to-day
for appointment us payInastct In tho atfny
with rank Ut Major, Is tho prestacnt's brothsr.
years United States Marshal for the District ol
Columbia.
SOME time ago John Henderson, with others
| were convicted III New Orleans for committing
| whisky frauds and sentenced to term In til.
/ West Virginia renltcntiary. To-day hte sisters
left Washington for TINT rlacc. carrying With
them bin pardon by tho President.
Tho President las nominated Steward ].
Woodfort1 for United States District AttoEnc,
for thu Southern District Of New Yurls.
The appointment Of Stewart $. W0tNlfort
Distrtcl-Atturney f0r tho Southern District o.
Nuw York was made at thu fnstanceot behalot
ConklInK.
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IT.. f.,~pron,Isc rcrn. TsartHe Jfctlroa1
.,,,,-.,.I... ,,.s m,,,,.n,stI. ,,m'..rI.
r"lice lhscetlRAt!oa'-ifopo changes
In tho Chicago c''*t"'n-Ii"nse'
Special Dtiatca 10 7as Tribune
WAR1ltNuTUH, ID. c., Jun. 1l.-The House
cotn,utttcc on Pacific Railroads to-day agreed to
~. ~, hy ~. .,t+
49, VI, "'1'"e "-" =, - ~ @'S
HUNTINGTON parties lof tilS coEhplet'oh o. tno
bu pre4cutcI by Lamar, III not unanimous. A
u,innritv rr,x,rt will ur,,bab]y he suhmittcl bv
"'"s', ,c, r,.''.,"o ,,.,,.,a,t, ~ ,,tr. ~, ~.
c1'o't. A"' eotN'.' "se''." ~ 6''0 Nv '"'
foriIl4tlon as to Tic ll1aI vote.
Tho Uniaa, tho new Democratic organ, will
to-nprrow n,aEu d strung attack On the Texas
1,,.,I, IN, av1 .ot, nnn tle n.,,n.r,t. In H.
icat II. lho ihn'a eause Oh tne oppoeltloh u
based on the statement that under tho terms OF
tta bill it IL not tn auv sti,sc q Southern road,
,,,t ,nlv ,ho ,.onttnuotfnn nj III, prupsv,vanln
oe' "'' ~, 49, 49,. .,.":',
soao a1oaha .uo eou'"' ~" t"A' ''s p'o''o'ea
branches 70 New Orleans and Memphis arc only
named to catch thu Southern vote.
Tho appropriation fur tue transportation Of
co,.-,,,,.,t s,nd, W. +ha La, 1tm,.o u.,s -,
oo'v nt.'as ~ . 4"oAs ~ t1o .ses ..u"so ~ ~
s1hall tEat II Is asFeaay csAauslcat aho tLo
Treasury Department Is greatly embarrassed tn
its hnsinees thereby
TIM No,.r na.sct1 the D,,,omotic hTlt. re,cct-
iur tinimanis u,nrn1mrn,s further rct,rfni1 tha
.aIarirs. whtrh remains substantially rs liked ly
*" XIII ~ is.t v"sr' Th.r" w.s nnsstl1v M
i"t,inr of gnt,,r am}dt,nn in liz nrrncn.J,1rnr
o,n,srJ by ij.nrv Waftcrxnu viii, nrnvi,1.i
fnr y NnIsicr Rri,,cn, ~ H,Stzrrimng- I'll Wuts
tcrs@n h.,t h,nr. in lila ,yirrrttr, thcv ,xrro
a.anna 49, M hIs n,,.n'i,,r,.1 ~ ~ reiai ri 'ri.,,
was snirst" it'll. ms snec hrtwrrI, it~apan ~.
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ton Of Christ ia thus seen to he rs oil as man;
hcnce tho fate OF tln'se hcatfcn who perishct II.
tho dclugc Is not "eupposci TO he different
class who perish at an. other tl,nc. t1od de-
clnres that Ills way Is F." E1tul," au It Is u eup
poscd F" lie knuws how to n.ljust nil questions
arising from tho natural and necessary sequence
Of events.
Tho next question IL, Would not tho I'M
rretsIotl bo gained by tho word of Chret when
liz prayed to GsM Just hcfnre Ills crurtfixlon,
: II II be possible let this Ell, past from Me-
ete. thnt t, fle was not AS r'tnscd to die M Is
ii Is not claimed that Christ was "plcascd to
die" laN!s wt'r.ls are, !" Who for tho Joy. TINT
was act before Him cndurc,l the eros. and dc.
Christ wis utterly broken down l,y tho agony Of
uctlscrnnnc; mud That Try iur lclivorat.ce Of
fcrcd will, absolute enb'n!sston to tho sivtnc
will was most tlralcxprcsstolif for tho Man
Of Sorrows" WIN waa tclivrrr! f"r sins not Ills
cr nl,oyc qu"tcl Christ alluded chiefly 10 its dip
rro,cll'nE death. '.7h,4 c,.p" mav refer IL
what is described Il; :.,,., ~. u. And being
y E, =, IL pSs ws9e rrsat 9' 1%ps boo 5 s
tng dawn 10 ihr gro,lntl.' IN Mark, xiv, Bias,
Christ says, My stnll Is exceeding snrrowfn!!
unto death. And liz went forward little md
fill n the t E5oan , sl p:nyea tnt I5s
the "acony" an1 "thc hour" of Luke and
Mark scsye to explain the meaning Of "this
cunH In Matthew. And Luke enys,-thsrteentll
chapter, forty.thra ycr:cs-tn The next verse to
that where tho prayer Il rcyorstet!, And theru
appeared an angel unto Him from Heaven
Strengthening Him" whlc', would lead to tho
conclusion that Iis prayer was thus answered,
and "t,fs cup" n,nl "thI. hour" and this
"ngony" did tndrs' pass from Him, 70 cor.
taln extent, or special power Of endurance was
given for 1t. Surely man like Jesus Christ
not break lown q, terribly under the ulere pros
pcct ot tcatl, Which, though ono Of the most
| tcrrlbte suffering, was often inflicted undcr the
Roman law. 1t was evidently somcthlng worst
tllan tho prospective tortllrcs OF cruct0xlor
which callctl nut that prayer.
Another question r., "Wl,nt WA thc age q
| Christ Mt thl tino of Ills crucia1tonan
.sSupposel y to bo about ~. At tho time o
Ills baptism, Luke says, "Ilo began to be abou
30 years old" Luke ILL.,, %. Ills ministry last
| cd 'natout" +" three years.
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MISSIONS.

MEETING or TIE uR1vEnsAftsT board,
The Wcstcrn B0nrd OF Missions Of tho Uni
yersallst Church will meet In this city Tuesday
md Wednesday Of next week, when important
aud interesting public meetings will bo held.
Following IL the order Of meetings:
Tutsday. 10 a'ciock a.. ns.-Conscrcnce md
prAysr led by !he Itev; n. cretlcy, Of indiana; !;
the Icy. Dr. i,arry, Of Wisconsin; cvunlng-Edu.
eational Meetlng, aH,!rcs.es by President White,
nrHatt,f'ty, 10 O'Clock =. m.-Mfntsters' Mcct.
Ing; .ac clock =. MA Consideration ?f our Duty
Michigan, and othoIs: evening Hestern Lizard Of
3iheInnh, ltev. Dr. Gantwc1l, uf Ohio, and others.
All Of tho abovu meetings will bo held In st..
Paul'A Church, with the exception OF TINT
rnc..lay evening, which will 6c held in tho
Church of thu Kc.lecnlcY.
1t. pau1's C!lnrell and tho Church OF the Re-
tccmcr extend Il rorIta! invitation to tho minis
ters md friends In the Northwest to attend
thcsc meetings; and ask them tu rcpnrt ut st:
rauls Church fur assignment to places oa
hospitality.
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MINNESOTA.
hills INTRODUCED.
.SpseldI DtspatcA 70 11a Trttnnk.

SpettdI lfIPdfch 10 7hs 7r38rnt.
Sr. PAUL, Mlnn., Jan. 1l.-1n the SENATE, Mr..
I.anglon introduced bill providing that rail-
wny officers permitting gambling In cars or
station-ho,1scs shall be liable to fine and In
prisontncnt.
3tr. West introduced bill allowing counties
to pay $a00 reward for the arrest and conviction
OF lorscth!cycs.
Tho Senate agreed 10 concurrent resolution
for The appointment Of q committee to cottsidcr
the State arnortionnent OH tho basls ul tho
last census. Tho apIHrttonmcnt was defeated
at the last session, hut some legislators thns
tho hill uav bo passed this session, notwlth-
standing tlle Constitution only authorizes new
superintendent Mt tho acsston immediately fol-
lowing the census.
In tho House. Mr. Osburn introduced n me-
mutia1 ,.4kinr Congress- tu extcu,l the ttnlc for
tho completion uf tho Hastings Il Dakota ltAlt-
routl.
i petition from Selal, Chamberlain, referring
to State railroad bunlls, WIS received unl re-
fcrrcd.
Tho Joint Convention for clecting United
States Senator will meet Tucsday forenoon.
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TIE TWENTY-sEyEATi nAIIoT REACHED.
NtA<cfai Uspdtch to Tie Tribune.
NASHVILLE, rcnu., Jun. ll.-On Tic twenty
seventh bnllot, the Convention of tho two
l[u.ises Of thu Legislature adjourned until noon,
having hecn unable to elect u 9c,iatur. Bailey's
highest vote touched 50, With 81 necessary Tor
cl,uicc. Tho general belief Tonight Ia that
I,atlry will hc elected. lie shows moro cndur-
lp:, strength, anil will Must likely pull through.
The decrcasu OF Bates vote from u to 35 lls-
couragel lis friclnis, and Ills dcftat IL luoked
upon us almost ecrtasn 1t Is assurted that bis
rcal strength Will bo only tho IL who were
instructed for hin. As nlattcFs now stand, the
Republicans have tho balullCe Of power, at,.l
could elect Bailey it they desired. II Ia under
stood, however, lilat they prefer
KEY,
nnll, fu tic event OF kcy's vote rising 10 10
they wilt east their u yotcs for him urt thus
elect lin. II IiAtr continues to weaken. the
whole lIc,.orr.,t vntu will hc east fur Huiicy.
II s,r l,atu ulul Bailey factions grow stubborn,
a,Nl unrtunprnnsing, Keys chances arb still
mnra encouraging. The Introduction 0f out
s!llc enn!t,lntcs ,iects with lisfayur. Congress-
tnn,, Dright's .ant gllcrel gtlt 8 rotcs, II Ia
lhouEht that no result tan be reached to-nor-
row,
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CRIME.


JOLIET, ILL, Jun. 1l.-Denn!s iiays, WHO was
sentenced from Winncbago County in October,
1871, to ten years. Imprisonment in the State
rcnitcntiary for mnnslaughtcr, anil Andrew
johnson, sent down from Chicago in MARCH,,
1875, for tho murder of woman named Mary
Ann Ryder, were discharged yesterday, having
brc1, purdoncd by Coy. Beycr[lEu beiore tho cx-
pration Of hts ntllcial existence. Hays was
uaiuly through tllr effort. Of II lawyer ~ TIL,
elty. johnson lived IN Washington street In
Chicago. Rnl during IN alteration with thc
w0n,an hytler became so cnraycd TINT ho cn1Ii-
The circumstances Of the case are 70 familiar to
the readers uf THE TRIDuSE TINT their rc-
capitulatlon Ia unnecessary. Dnrlng, the pnst
week twenty-scyen prisoners hnye been dis
charged, of whom fourteen were paEd0ncl.
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When Mr. Cuyil1u left homo at o'clork On
Monday morning {says the DAnbuEy Nctof) ~
heir WIS Ill that he cuull scarcely hohl up hi.
calling in DOCTOR. When hr. Coylls went
hu.ue ut II O'Clock to make ready tu take tue
tratu Tor the city to where he was suddenly
called, he was almost paralyzed with astonisti-
street pond ut the rate Ut = milo III niuety SEC
ondA- 1t was line Illustration Of the wonder
ful recupc1utive forcc Of youth. and Mr. Coyllie
was 70 gratiteA with 1t that he was led 10 re-
mark;
II gueas that boy Is we'll enougbto lick"
4 conclusion that hasuloniLed admirably With
the result.
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TeLEGRhPH,C NOTES,

CINCINNATI, Jsu. 1l.--Thc Board of Trus-
teea VI the Cincinnati Southern Railroad filed
petition III tho Supreme Court this morning for
further compensation for services rendered.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. ll.-Tle Russian Minis
ter aud H.t.nisul commanding the Russian lect
arrived here to nIglt. The tect has not aE-
rived.
1T. LOUIS, jan. 1l.-At meeting OF the mclu-
bcrs VI the Walnut Street Presbyterian Churri,,
s:tion to scycr their runnc:tlon with tho South-
crn ucneral Assembly uul Join thu General As.
scmbIY Of the Presbyterian Church VI t}la United
Htatea WAS carried By u yotu VI l97 10 IL.
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In spite OF tho disturbances In New Orleans,
thu Mard!- Gras festivities will be celebrated this
year with tho usual splendor. Tie Illinois
Central Railroad, In order to gise tho people Oh
this etty chance to 80 down there aud enjoy
themselves, Will begin Feb. to sell excursion
tickets to New Orleans and return at $36. Ihe
present rate TOR the round trip II $50. The
slardI uras occurs OIL tho 18th Ut February, a,il
this reduced tickets will hold good until 3larch
81. reduced tickets to Memphis will also DO
solI in short t!lnt.
This arrangements recently made BY tho
Southwestern Railroad Hats Association IN re-
rarA to lumber rates do not work as aatlslat~
tuTjlY as 1t was expected they would, mud It 10
found that some further legislation ID tltcesssrJ
to ulekp tho thing work. In order to bring
about the unity and harmony necessary to ~
sure satisfactory trausaction Ut tha busuess
BY n'l the roads belonging to tho Association,
meeting ot tlrnesul Freight Agents has been
called, which will bp held Tuesday VI tho Grand
PuriAe Hotel in this cltv.
The Baltimore s. Ohio Rallroad Will make
decided change in the running OF its trains
Sunday. The exureas train which now leaves
at s. O'Clock r.. u. viii bp 4Aen e'
put Oh which will leave here Vt ball.
past pr 0 o'cioyk every evening. This tram
VIII make better tElnu than ths old ono, aud Will
reach baltimore and Warrington ~ tho SANG y,
time. It IL believed that thus arrangement "
| g,Ye better satisfaction 10 the pattonA ot eas
| ruad.
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FOUL PLAY SOMEWHERE.
Epfetu{ Diskdfeh TO The Tribune,

BunL.NuToN, Iu., Jun. 1i.-'rhc InYsterioas
disappearance OF Martin II. Huber, With $3.50 OF
railroad money, has created n decided sensation
In burlington. lie ha- been for a long time
cashier Of the freight -honte of tho Burlington,
n,l llns enjoyed tho unlimited confidence Of tlsu
Company. Ills .sis rs aira!rs wcro kept III
excellent sla1r, and 1t Is believed that su bus
lmon fuully ,lrnlt with. Six hundred dollars
Wero found IN the SAFE ns,d tho money which Is
was collected on SATURDAY, the day Martin dis
appeared.
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ARKANSAS.

GOV. N1LLEW 8 INAEUUNALs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. lI.-To4lny before
the joint session ut tho Legislature uov. Will
lain Il. Miller was inaugnrated. III h!s udlress,
wl,rlt wus short unI pointed, hv sa[l he was
welded to no particular tlnanrial polly; that
tho frec.srhool system would receive his mnll-
v.s.cd nttcnt!nn ansi support; that the co!orcd
people SHOULD be protected III every legal anil
constitutional right; thai l!c jayoscI economy,
but w:!s u1,iiused to falsr fruSaltty.
During the Inauguration tho yallcFtrs and
lobby were crowded With visitors.
William +, Henderson, Atturncy.lcnoral, wcro
ul3u sworn III.
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CAlno, ILL.,, jan. 1.-Two culorel Republic
ans named scott and Riddle, anl two white
Democrats nome.l Jones anu Mulinthy, were ut
rrstci In this cfty by Sheriff SaHp, IN lni;rt
snent4 to,lld against them l,y the Gran! jury OF
the Alexander County Cir.nst Court, charging
ttu,n witt. illegal voting At tho November r!es-
tiun. Srntt aud Jn,!cs gare hull, ntl the other
two went To- jatl. Quite number OF othcr nr-
rests will follow.
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DEMOrKArlr SENATORIAL EAUcEs,
Speetat HshIsch to 7hs 1ftbHnf
LAS.INI, !Mrh., Jan. 1l.-IAc Democratic
Senatorial caucus was held this evening at the
Capttol. Th!rty-unp Democratic Representa-.
tiyts wrrc present. Thu lml'cs IT Geurgr '.
n. Lolhrop aua Charles s. May, Of detroit. au.l
Austin Blair. IT Jackson, wcre presented OIL
minority OF thu votes Gust. Was, on motion, du-
clarcl the unanimous Hot,INrc,
kfEAKEN.
lAssssn, Mich, Jan. ll.-The House to-day
elected n. A. Hamilton, of s)Atlan,l, freakcr
pr1 tr.,l., thn democrats voting for ]. D. Nor
tu!,, Of Oakland.
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TILE RAILROADS.
nALTIA1OtsIt & OHIO.

Eutrtaf DfspdtcA 10 7Ae Tribune
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 11.-At tho meeting Of
the Board of Directors Of the baltimore Il Ohio
Railroad, held yesterday, Gen. John ". Gar.
rctt, the President, said:
The prcecnt prospect Of The Advancement Of tho
rond III thu near future II more positive and ftanght
With announcement than At any previous ttmo in
.ssss II !: i :
interests OF the CITY OF baltimore. The leglt.
9 ,.e % Mi 5 .eteye at .ae IL nS
ntent ns has heretofore been denied by reason Of
nc exrsraEant c1sins q ohsr urge slIes .S 1.
OBJECT of tl,s withdrawal Of certain Influence 80
lang ennnattug from certain railway dlplonatlet
"skJ o% o t II d q' an 1e'sst aa.ns ns !
shoyn th.t 4 pse.sn. tbc Now York Central ltaii.
mcnt, retarded by the deficiency of mottvc power
and have now oo ens9ea H. hospita'ss a.! awaftn
sle1:ht rates. tSs isaltimors Ohio Raiifoai las
bcc1 managed with anch economy and prudence
iuxs, 1t il in a condition to advance 10 an even
more extended uid Of enterprise than In tho past.
sds% 1 a %
grain and -four to baltimore, sud. In consequence,
Oh increaac ~ tho quota oi fseight.ca wa. nut
yanco Of 100 per cent on tic rates .was offered
daily by anxious shippers. Accordingly. It has
f1e pstern sha Eo the wok
commence Mt once.
The Board determined to enlarge and extend
tho railroa.1 "plant." and resolved that the Of
tfccrs Of the Company bo empowered 10
negotiate q loan N ENGLAND u 9l,ooo, ,o0
Ohio i.ailronil. Tie Chicago Diylson has boon
constructed and fitted BY the Company without
I n cent uf Indebtedness. Tie Baltimore d Ohio
| Railroad Company has great numbcr Of poor
rcln,tons, such ns tho Marietta d Cincinnati
Ko,uI, which. Willie essential to 1t, not self
| supporting. aud hence hayo to be given no littlo
| support; but, more important to stockholders,
mated n handsome dividend wI1l hc declared at
MI carly date. Tho lnar, It was claimed, t1n b.,
negotiated without difficulty IN England at
| per cent.
, 1877-01-12
INDIANA.
TIE COLOREt1 CITIZEN

Snxcta, Dtspatch TO Tia 7ribuna
INprAaAro1,s, Ia, Jan, 11,-Seuator Dixie
nun introduced n bill to-day, uprnlnr common
.rhoo,s IL eolore.l Children IN euuul Term. with
white. Mr. Dykc1uun ANNOUNCED Ills intention
u, ,]n this ,.ny mr. two cgu md rrtleru,cd lila
,rr,n,zc t,.,,.v n hos .r,tri m mi, v,,,yrr,
ine ntnnuu TIM ,u,,ss.l,ark,1l Democracy. stue
OF whom, arc arcilrlty furious over tllts brear,,
IN thu ti,ne.houorctl nr,ncinIcs az tho
prcat nartv. Tia I'LL will n.so feryo tho mr.
80. - 1.,,.,,I,,.. a.. ,i... - .... u..r,,.,f
lo'e ~ ue'e,"p'''s VIC '.o"e ~ eo''' NV
AUS "Aosa views eh t!e hlatteF aro oy no means
clear. Ou DykgulAu's part tho bill Is clear bid
for colored tuppott In the r,ru lie uroposcs IN
make for rnnrrrss frntu ,hc ! l,ooans,n,rt Dix,
.",". =. a., .s, .s.'.'t. s'a.> ,'1".,1 a,a'e
si4e& ~ tHe lieA+ ctte@oh' eei"I"F Hafsss aiso
Introduced bl! lor VII amendment to the Con-
stitutou striking out tlu word "whIte.'
xt1yrw.
III, wo. ,,t tra,,icrh i,,tn thc JInu.e ,nnttr,,
.,,a ...r .oi,n ,a,1,I t",,,.,. ,.it,,,n ., c.n.a
'no s"'e' oo'A14 'o"A' 'e"'.s "''l'u luz e'"'e'
BAT DOWN uFoa'
Carlton, OF Trrrc llautu, introduced Ills Pres
it!eutIal count resolution to-,tay dvrlur4py t],nt
T[ld.n md U.nIrr,:. rrc r,ti,Iml IN Il n,o,r;tv -
..,s. E,.''.t's,', 49,, w., 1,s.i'a
, 1877-01-12
POISONED HER HUSBAND.

81. LOUIS, Jan .1l.-1t has Just traiispFed that
jacob Dri4ne, q young wcll.to<lo farmer living
nrur Columbia, Monroe County, H., E.no
twelve miles from this city, wln died very suI
denly New feat's nay. waa poisoned by htt
wlfc, whom, hs married two yearn ags,, and wifi.
whom he lived unhappily. Airs. Dehnu Is under
arrest, anil much excitement prevails III tue
community.