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Upon receiving the Instructions Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury Postmaster James
requested the following named gentlemen TO
so 81 him in investigating The recent disaster;
William Laimhcrr. ex-senator and builder;
Theodore Weston. engineer ami architect #
the Equitable Life Insurance Company; David
lardln". architect; George b. Post. architect of
tho Western Union Telegraph Company
Walter W. Adams. Superin' ndont If the De-
rnrtmrnt Of Buildings; William II. Gednry
builder; \. J Campbell. SupcrIniendent of tho
Ncr u'urtl Iron Works and Samuel Low t'n.
builder
% these gentlemen, all except Mr.. Campbell
WIEN thc. pu-tma-.r. thoy formally organ
ted ly cnftIng Mr.. lniml"rr Pr~iiHnt
1ul Mr.. Weston secretary. Mr.. Shcrman's
10y No" To- conduct the inquiry in private.
Tho committee then visited thu room whore tho
Wnrhmcn were killed. examined the debris
tested GA" remaining roofing, and inform II
hrns lives thoroughly ~ To- the strength OF the
supports which gave way and the weight they
were expected to sustain.
Supervising Architect lill Mr.. Oakshott, who
hnd charge of the work. General Foreman Do
roughly. and ON" OF the work mrn who WIS in
the room when the roof gave way. were IN So
tin 3o'clock. Owing TO The absence Of two oi
the workm n, who were attending the funeral
of their dead cumrnd s-Johnson. Fleming. and
Rohinson-u WIS then voted - adjourn TO the
mittee will bee reported Ia the Secretary Of the
TREASURY and Will not be made public until he
publishes them.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized
me three dead workmen, aud tho doctors bills
of the wounded
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Reports are current in all quarters that
votes are purchased in the Legislature for
the defeat Of bills relating to this city. These
reports should cease or their truth or falsity
Toe determined So plain is this proposition
that a portion of the Legislative mind is dis
turbed. and IL is confidently asserted that If
certain members vote against some Of these
bills. then an Investigating committee will
be appointed to inquire into the reasons for
their conduct.
Investigating committees at Albany never
accomplished anything valuable, and ii is
high time we were done with this solemn
sort of triling The recent amendment to
the Constitution makes provision for dealing
with the crime OF bribery by methods more
potent than legislative committees. which
have no effective mode Of wringing tcsti-
mony from witnesses, which culprits
treat with contempt because they
believe they know how 1t is themselves,
and which, therefore, seldom unearth an
important fact. aud never dare TO recon-
mend the punishment Of an influential
rogue The amendment referred to declares
bribery in the Legislature to be felony,
and compcls those who give the brides to
testify to the facts before grand jurics and
courts, but eXcmpts such witnesses from
prosecution
The amendment then makes II the duty Of
the District Attorney Of the county where
the offence was committed to prosecute the
offenders. II he fails to do this, it becomes
the duty of the Governor TO remove him
from onicc. Ii, th"n, there be any solid
basis for these rumurs from Albany, the
duty Of the District Al .Orney of that county
and of the Governor is plain. Let them
bring the witnesses before the Grand Jury
and hale the culprits into court Then We
shall 500 whether they can escape from
these tribunals as easily as they have from
inyes lIEaANs eummIllNos.
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The Cooper Union MeetinR--'rh~ Drunk M
n-.. Of One ~ the siaincs. Twin.

Long before three o'clock on sunday after
noon multitude Of persons poured constantly
through the hall doors Of Cooper Union. and
soon the great hall Of the Institute was filled
from stage 10 entrance On tho stage sat many
men and women. who clupped their hands
whlle they waited for the speakers. Hold the
Fort WAS sung. and then Mr.. John W. Drew
OF Concord. y. H.. said: Il know Of 1000 re-
formed homes IA the state Of New hampshire
to-day, and in "tch one Of them there is one or
moro drunkards VINO have given up the poison
power" IA" continued:
Chang and Eng. tie Slumese twins were a
great illustration Of the Temperance quest on.
Chang WIS "a very sober man. and En- Was %
great drunkard Eux used TO get drunk. aud
Chang. heing n u part of the twin corporation
Kept perfectly sober Chang did not know what
TODD. Many time ho had tn stpop down. nnd
pun Eng NJ ont of the gutter. ani then Eng
would swear I'll tor a long time But 1t WIS no
u.s.. for lu less than "A week Eng would ..,t
drunk again. and then u WAS an M This
course lasted until the death of Eng. and So
during the whole life OF the boys. there WAS NO
perfc harmony.
After Mr. Drew had concluded. over 80 ladies
and gentlemen wentto the platform amt signed
their names Ia papers, p.edging llrms Is : To-
neither tHsi" nor drink al 'ouulr' liquors. On
DID g.nil' man WIS led nm 10 the p,tinrm low
70 - lttl" Aluc-eypd dau .ht,r. who stooi hy his
side while he placed his name upon the LIST.
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selves under IL. The Government, of course
see that the moment for which they have 80
long and anxiously waited has arrived, and
have announced their intention Of meeting
Mr.. GLADsroSE's resolutions by vote OF
confidence, which, If they can manage to
force it on, will place them so firmly in
power that they will bc free to adopt any
policy they choose without further apprc-
hcnsion Of obstruction from Mr.. GLADSTONE
and his associates.
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Messrs. JoHN JAY, LAwRENCE TrRNURE.
and JosrpH RoBiSsoS are sitting daily MS Com
nissioncre 10 investigate the NV York Custom
House and We beg 70 ASK them whether it will
not be ia the line Of their duty to inquire II an
assessment WIS levied upon the clerks inspec-
tors. gaugers and other employees OF the
Custom House in February last. Ii such an
scssmont was levied WINS il Cor two and half
per cent upon the salaries Of these employees
or for mors2 By whom was tho assessment
imposcd2 ~ what official WIS the money col
lect d ? For what purpose was II collected
Was 1t 10 pau tie fees and erpenses Of the HAYES
coinsd ,efore ne Electoral Tibmni2 Or was
ttu reimburse moneys paid out By the Rollh-
ii.un National Committee or 10y the Hon. IACn
CHANpLi for special services ia Louisana2
Mr. JAY and Mr. TuaNuLE are private gentle
men Of great responsibility; Mr.. ROBINSON "a "a
fnnctionary OF the Treasury Dcpartin,nt We
trust they will elicit am ample store Of informn.
ton On the subject we have now brought 20 their
notice.
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faced a proceeding, plainly show the terrible
straits TO which tho authorities in Cuba
are reduced. They throw to the dogs pos
tive income Of six millions Of dollars for
three-quartcrs OF million Of dollars cash
in hand.
American spectators will do well to avoid
buyinr tickets i'm this Havana lottery.
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aovery Th~str~-Muksd for iife
nrosa.-., The ss-~ The Cihd wonl,f.
IoIs,nbis Opera nousr-Nstisty
Egyptian nail sfii 49,, near 81 Az
pu,s Avenue rhertr--the Princess Roy-'.
sti...r.'s ssrd-n-Bafnums Grea, SHOW. MATINEE.
Irs-s Or~-s uous- Bsnsnt Of Pool. sni Donnneiy
Sellers wander Th-ssr--Orp NeNiyofk Hotcl
nurra,'s aircus-H1nston It,, u. hauuee
New Work Aqus'iuu-BfoslWsy aud s5iAsL
ParL Theatre Sellers
PsrisIsn Naud~,iu~ Variety. Matinee.
Theatre Variety.
re.y Pastors New phestre-vaiieiy. Matln,s
Intoa square Theatre Tho nauiChens
MsiIscL's rheatr.-Ny AWu Dal.
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Tho trinl Of the Rev. Ions Mr11rn OF

Princeton. for alleged heresics written and pub
lishcd by him. was resumed by the Presbytery
NJ Trenton Yesterday. Tho committee to whom
had been intrustel the task ~ drawing W
new formal charges and specifications against
him. presented formidable document which
could not have been more = we're or explicit had
il been an Indictment 10y a Grand Jury for muir
der The Rev. Mr. MILLER was indicted for
publicly denying aud assailins important doe
trines IT the Confession Of Faith AMI the Cat
.chsms Of the Church, in teachingthat the soul
Is not immortal; that CHRIST WAS child OF
ADAM; ana denying the doctrine of the Trim
n.y. He contonded that while he had writ
ten and published the matters OF which he stood
accused. he was not really guilty Of avital viola
ton of the doctrines of the Church H. desired
q, h.r, tanned IN the Preshyt"ry and the donom-
nation. but if he should Toe thrown out. he
would "eathcr himself up again. The trial
willhc watched with interest 10y religious people
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Tho Patent Office did well in steadfastly
refusing TO renew the patents under which "a
giant monopoly nad been maintaining eXorbi-
tant prices for sewing machines. The inventors
were amply rewarded long before their letters
patent expired. and renewal on the first II
this month would have been nothing less thAn
extension Of immunity to monopollsts. Let us
bethankiul that there is something 10 be thank
lul for In thann timea
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A Moral Pest House.

About five hundred and fifty persons have
been recently dismissed from the scanlaluus
Bureau Ol Engraving and Printing at Wash
ingtOn. which Is the Official name for a pen
sion Office OF favoritcs of one kind and
another. political and personal but princi-
pally personal II had become little better
than a moral post house.
Millions Of dollars have been sunk and
squaudcred in machinery. improvements.
and salaries to keep w thi- bureau. with
all the facilities procured at enormous cost.
a very large proportion Of the engraving
and printing has been given out to privat"
companies under the shallow pretence OF
protecting tho public interests by checks and
guards. A Ring company in Washington. in
sight Of the Treasury il one IT the boneh-
ciarios Of this fraudulent system. The last
official act Of CoNANT, late Assistant and
acting Secretary Of the Treasury. was Ia
renew the contract for three years with
these companies. while the machinery in the
department is actually standing idle by
reason Of the substitution Of silver for frac-
tioral currency
In the recent removals, Honest rorS STIR
NAN and his factutum from Arlzuua, Mr..
RICHARD MCCORMICK, took very good care
To draw a line between the in0umbcnts who
were placed in the bureau by members of
Congress now left at home by unappreciative
constituents and actual members who have
votes to be prOpitiatcd. Merit had nothing
10 do with the selection. for numbers Of the
most Incompetent aud some Of H. most
lcor'hhss class have been retained 10 orna-
mont their civil service reform. Political
Influence did tn. bus mess
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The Row Mr.. WOorCOTT ~ SMgcrtlcs de-
M nds salary Of il,20O Il year from the Con-
grcmliona Church there. His people say that,
In those hard times. they cannot AFFORD 70 >ly
him more than 81 900. Hence the storm in tho
church at Naugertios which called him 10 its
service. 1t possible that the Rev. Mr. Wool
COLT might get 81 900 from some other church,
INA there is no doubt that the Saugertios
church can get II preacher for 1000 We do
not sea. therefore. why the trouble should not
br settled in way satisfactory To all parties.
There are many clergymen who are very un-
willing TO tolerate reduction of thcir salaries
from the high rate of flush times but they must
roaii2e that thus they ignore that law of supply
and demand which is so often brought 10 the
attention Of other classes of people. The mon
employed IN secular business have had 10 heed
that law. ana those employed in sacred husi-
ness cannot get away from it. There are many
mon in this city who work hard all the year
round for less than 81 900, or less than half Of
II: and preachers Of the Gospel who look for
their reward hereafter. must not expect 10 live
in the highest style In this world.
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A Truly Happy Man.

FoH ne Omi,. \, nr'
Geo, W Childs, a. NJ. Of Philadelphia, is
getting richer
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The Aldermen practically say TO Mayor
ELY: Non partisanshp ia the Police Board
means that two Commissioners shall be- ~ vas
sals Of on. political party and two of ihe other.
and that merit shall not be considered. but that
every appointment that IS made shall be made
On "A strict party basis
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lsn't it a pretty kettle Of fish that they
are cook ne--the politicians who are believed
to have picked up something at the time Of the
defeat Of the Huckleberry charter2
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A gentleman in the South fayor- M with n
long letter to shy that in discussing the Frandu-
lent President We should give the d 'yil his due.
That IL Just what we are doing an the time
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Surc the meeting of the South Carolina
Legislature, on the 2ith of April q good deal Of
rrfnrmaiory work hrs been cut out which,
when perfected. viii have a good effect in puri-
fyir th' polt al atmosphere + the Palmetto
state. One Of the most important of the mons
ur looking 10 this end is q bill for sharply re-
du' ms the working expenses oi the State Cow
ernment boy aholshng useless offices. aud re-
duD ing tn business standard tho rHy Of those
which are retained A fair sample Of this re-
tren hmeni found in the provisions concerns
ls the legislative department. where moro
than half the employees are to he dropped. he
pay of CLERKS reduced from s9.5OO TO ~ 600 a
" 7r. aaGes from 81 to u cents n day. and on.
All along the line there is n cutting of and n
cutting down of tho army Of r,tainers hillcied
on every oiiloc since the beginning Of SCoTr's
administration. by enforcing these economies
amt bringing o. u premature end PATrEEsoN's
years of good stealing, it is hoped that the total
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soon be stopped. If the immense debt OF New
York city is To be kept down 10 It's present pro
portions. are some OF the expenditures in con-
netion with tho publication of the en- Record.
The amount appropriated for salaries in the
Record oiir. is $500 divided rs follows;
Riru,nnl NnpWsoS, supervisor, 81 hpp
tHAHits II MilliAhs assistant, ~ .g'l
R'tHsfN n ARtir. hO0kkcclcT $1,000
W A /. l. NIX. II you
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
GDrinGTeI0+
gfielo, Is. San.
GuuOeS5ett GtorkuahL.

Sn beioen 9Guiern tpuroe, benz @eiebe
gemGB, beute cine QbittmmunG fur Bum
oeslenator D~or9enommen.
SIM SenGt
f6Iu9 @btttng Go9an fur oas Nn1t
Dor. Seitens Der Oemofraten tDuroe
YaImer, uno BON 8IDler BGibz
burne porgei6lagen.
2ogan erbielt 20, 8aGmer %, Nnoerz
ion 7 Mno W1ibburne l Stimme.
S m 0auie
nuroe 2ogan bon abortion, SAL
nj e / BON 6errtngton. 9ants BON Ser
ron Luuabb.l. 2at6rOp bon @alton
[9tepu6litaner] oorgei9lagen. Oas 9tes
iultat Der 9blttmmung tDar: So3an II,
Yalmer Ct, OaptS 7 uno 2at6rop l..
Sir Began itimmten ale 9tepublifaz
ner, Cation a~usgenomnen, tDeider fur
2atbrop ittmmte, un0 8ODolton, Del6er
a6tpeieno mar; fit 8almer ale Oemoz
~tratetl, NIT Qusnabme BON 9tdeD, pel>
der feline Sttmme fit 0aDis ab9ab.
Ser Spreder erfldrte, oaB 9ogan cine
Weebrbett auer Sttmmel1 erbalten babe
uno iolnit Die WabL oeS 9auies let.
Oie q It tmmung
in bei6en 5Gulern auiammen itent 1i9
tpte folst: 2o8an 81, 8almer 80, Nnberz
ion 7, 0apis 7, Waibburne l, 9at6rop
/; abpeieno mar Sopolton uno 9aines
it9 entbielt pes Stimmeus.
Sa Ser eeatetnI@aftIt@em eibumg
bate iih cine aablrei9e 3ui9aueri6aft
eingefunoen.
5erriueton erDffnete BEN 3ampf nit
Der @rfIGrung, oaB Der 8erlu6 9ema6t
tDoroen lei, Elm Demofratti6es WtitgIieo
oes 0auies in 8e5ug auf Die 8unbesIez
nator, Trage 3u belteden uno beantraote
Die unterlu6un9 Der NngeLe9eubett ourd)
et1en Speatalaus16uB. Die Nus1ebung
Der 0el6Gftsoronung tpuroe etnitimmig
bel6lolien nno Der Nntrag angenommen.
Der N6georonete, auf mel6cn Die @rslGz
rurg ~0errtngton's 8e3ug bate, lit S6ez
rtoan. bon @oof Sountn uuo Der 8erlus
der bellelben iou Der frii6ere Gecoroer
Stetport Don Gbtcago geweien ietn.
9ta6 Nnfiinbigung Der 0teluLtate Der
geltrigen @iuSel>Nbltimmungen tpuroe
our eriten 9emetniamen Nbitimmung &C.
1brttten, oeren @rgebniB foLgen6es mar
s ogan9S 50, 8almer8 50, Anoero Il
7, OaptS s, Us a6burne l, ga.
tbrOp /, Yari16l. Sir So aa II
1ttmmten nGmli6 20 Senotoren uno rs
0teprdientanten; fir BaImer p Sc.
llatoren uno &c Jte%prGlentanten fir q H.
oerlon Senatoren; fir WaIbburnt
l Senator; tir 8artib l Senator; fit
0apto 8 9teprdlentanten uno fir 2atbrot
l 0te%prGlentant.
Die le6fte Nbitimmung Datte foIoen;
6es &elultat: 2o9an 100, 8almer 49,
Anoerion 7, 0aptS 6, Saines !, Bartlbl
9ierauf Serta9ung.
SpringfieI6, ST., Is. San.
naoesienatnrs&SabI.
Inn baIb 5D0lf llbr ging Der Senat ir
ben Stbun9siaal bes SauIes biuIber,
I'M III geneiniamer StBung nit Del
GunoesIe1 ators9Sabl fort3ufa1ren. 81,
@alerten uno oer Diuter Den 8G1teu be-
tt1ollbe Naum pareu nit 3ul9auerl
QefIut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

Sage mil. 4usnabme bes S%Onnta9S]
Mor9ens 10 l16r. BGbreuo 0asS9leoss
qeri6t nit Der 8eratbuug iiber lrgeno
cine Trage beI6Gftigt lit, itebt eS betoeiI
6Guiern fret, i6ren regelm GBt9eH @e>
i1Gftsgang auf3unebnten.
5. g.. 91i6ts, mas in oiefem 8eIeBe
iebe entbalten, iou 10 ~aus9elegt tDeroett,
als beeintrdbti8e IS trgenb et1 etiD1tgels
SAILS Deficiencies observation-disclosures
9tedt, in Den BunbeS- @eri6tSbofen oa5
yte9t uno Die Nniprube o%erienigen Hers
ion, ipeI9e gum 9rdiioenten ooer Ti3es
8rGIioenten erm66lt erfIdrt mirO, ooer
sum 8r6fioenteu ODER 8i3esPrdltoente1
erwabIt 81 iein b%e3auptet, III Srage gu
3Ie6en.
s. 7. geiagtes 6&iebsgeri6t ioa feline
eigers 0el6dftsoronung boben, Elm
4srotofou Iber feline 8er6anOIungen fu6z
rem, uno loQ 6a5 Ge6t DGben, Die CUR
Nusiibung leiner 9eDalt notbt9en Sez
antten au3uiteuen.
Senator Uiorton tpar Der @in3iSe, Der
ben 8eri9t nt6t unter3ei6nete.
IS a + 9 II, l9. San.
GeMat.
Oen bonn 6auIe berettS angeno mmes
men 8oranl0ldBen fur ben G%oniular;
uno @eianotl 1~aftsoienit tpurbe NIT etni<
ge1 NbGnoerungen 3Hgelttmmt.
gSbpte beantragt BertGgung oes Ses
nats auf nd6lten Wfontag.
Gomunos befGu1pfte ben Nntrag uno
1agte, Denn Der D0m S0e3tGIan6l6uB IN
8e3ug auf Die 3Gblung Der WablmGn>
nerlttmmen beri1tete GntDurf @eiebesz
trait erIangen io1e, 10 milile Die @r0r=
terung idon an 0ienitag Beginner uno
bies fDnne ntbt gei6e9en, tDenn etn
oabtn gebenoer 8ei4luB ni6t mOr9en
i9on 9efaBt plroe.
MbDt 3og 1einen Qntrag 3uriid.
Ser Senat nahm iooaun Die @r0rtez
rung oes neult6 BON @aQace beantrag>
ten 8e51lui1es be3itglt6 ber SeitlteQung
bes @rgebniiie5 Der BrdiioentenpabL
tpieber dnf uno 8ogD DOuenoete ietne
8emerfun9en iiber Die Sage Der 9tnse in
2ouiitana.
OerSenat trat oann in GrefutipIibung
3uIammen, BET oeren S9luB er 1t9 perz
ta8te.
Sumter bert6tete Jtamens oe5 Suiti3s
Qusl1ulies etnen 8el1LuB su @un=
fen Der GntIalfung bon 8m. Srton,
8rdiioent Der Weitern Union Selegraz
pben9eieul3aft, aus Der Sb6ut 5esQuG>
itors.
@urbe o6ne nameutIt9e Qbitimmung
o1genommell.
S. WaoiIon 8els unb G6omas 6.
Qnoerion, Wtitglieocr beS louiitana re
turning board" purben baum Dor ole
Barre bes 9aules 9eflbrt, UNI it3 tpe=
gen an9ebliber W~iBaAtung Der &e6te
0eS 9auieS 3u DerantlDOrten. 0a tie
ertIGrten, tie ipHroen es nor3ie6en, nit
iDrer 0te0tferti9una bis aur Gntunft Der
auoeren Wtttglieoer oes board" Su mar
ten. 10 puroe Die Nn8ele9enbeit oil ben
Suiti3ausl6uB oertDtelen.
9ta0 fur3er Nusi6uBltbung, Ill tDels
der Wttuiten bon TentuGp ben Soritb
fI6rte, Tberrei9te Softer ben 8eriht oes
Contemporaries Iber bic Na6betptais
eung fir 0eGung neutrality-suspicious.
Qusgaben, tpel6er %angenommen tpuroe.
9OLman beri6tete NanenS oeS BeDil:
IigungSausi9uiies Die goranl6lGge fir
Die Nusgaben oeS 8eiBen 6auies, oes
Gongreiies nnb bes Suiti3oepartements.
melbe fir nG6iten 9ienltag auf Die EG=
9esorOnung gelebt DurOen, morauf oas
9aus it9 auf morgen oertagte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
Ser .MMSaLeiM".
% abtugtDn, 10. Sol

2S DtH 9 I D H. III. SAT-.
Ser in 8esug auT bic 8rdiioentenDabL
BON benz betreffenoen gemeiniamen Ausz
i6uiie bes @On8reiies D~orgel6lasene
NuSgLet6 lit oas 9aupttages9eiprd9.
Oas rrtbeiL Der Wit9IieOer oes @onereis
les iiber oenieIben lift im9lugemeinen fetn
glnitiges, BOD erfldren niele %oerieIben,
oaB ite iIr feline Nnnabme fttmmen Der=
ben, tpeiL bieieLbe ibnen notbwenoig ers
i6etue, anoere bin9egeu iiu6 nod gu teis
mem @nti6luB 9elan9t. gint9e 9la uben,
oaB oer@ntDurf oerAbli1nmung beourfe,
Nnoere aber iagen, babtn sielenoe
8ori6GGge mIroen Die 2lusii6ten auf
Die Qnnabme beiielben bernt6ten. mes
pie CT bonn G9mite bert6tet moroen lit.
0artforb, Cont, 10. San.
Ser Stats lsnat bon GOnnastieut bat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
eSerrD tutcSererwGDtt.

Tanllng WftO., Is. San.
Senator TerrD, 8oriiber oe5 8unoesz
ienats, tit bur d einitimmiges 8otum Der
GepubLtfaner in betoen 9duiern Der
StaGts9eiebgebung = II I'M 9au1e uno
% I'M Senat - bon Neuem gepGbIt
poroeu. @1arles g. Ntap, elm frI9es
rer JtspubIifaner erbie(t Die Sttmmen
Der Oemotrate1 - % i'm 9aule uno 9
i'm Seudt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
Scn1t0r 8Lotnc.

&uguta, W1e., Is. SAT-.
Sames -. Blaine lit fir ben furseren
uno ~ldngeren Amtsterim i'm 8uttoesies
nat eripG6Lt worben, D. 3. er lit Senator
bis gum 4. OfGrs 1877 uuo oann NOD
ie6S Sabre. aIlo bis gum 4. OtGra
1883.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22

itd in 9ei9[iiien biat9eno iiber BEN benz
@ongreB Dorliegenoen gIan fir Die
Sdli6tung oes BrdfibentI6nftss Streits
onsgeiproden u1o Die gertreter oieies
Staates i'm @on9reB eriu9t, benielbsn
gu unteritilben.
2ontSbitGe, &1., 10. San.
9%erborragen0e bieiige 8rioat= un6
@el9attsleute beioer 8arteiet BADEN an
Die 8ertreter oteieS Staates I'M gongreB
0as @r1u6en gert6tet, mad &rGften fir
Die N1naDme beS QusgLei6s 5u !otrfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
GtSbrM@ tut Sbio.

SeIIeC HOILIeI SHO.I
IA. San.
5eute Na6mtttae sesen 4 rlbr ftns bet
Ohio RAID 3u tpabien Oil unO ities Bis 7
l16r flint SUP. 0as Sis trieb nit ether
@eidwinoigteit bon etpa 3ebn WeiLen
bic Stunbe. Ser 2%anoungspLab BET
Sabre purbe serft0rt uno eine groBe
Wfenge 8aumitGmme tpuroen aus Bar
more Il 9otparo's S6tffsbaubof oabouz
gefibrt. Otebrere BET SoDbea6, Eb.,
Iiegenoe Eoblenbarten Derianfen. 8t5
UNI 8 ll9r tDaren ITO beim vBumptin
Sat6" Dor Infer ltegenoe &obLeni6iffe
nod Deri6ont gebIteben. Cine Seredz
nuHg 6es S6aoenS lit nod ni6t m0glt6.
Bittsbur9, IA. San.
Die @ismaiien. pel6e it6 9eitern
Na6mittag i'm Oberen W~tonon9abelG 1T
8etpeeuns iebten, erret@ten Pttts6urg
beute Sriib ge8en 6 ubr uno rt9teten
unter ben bier lte9enoen 3ablret6enSabr1
seu9en unbere6enbaren S6aoen an.
Qas erite oerieLben, tDel6eS ibnen gum
Spfer fieL, mar Der S9leppoampfer
v9teLief", tueL6er nor SbeB, Smbtbe u
Go.'s Nagelfabrif lag umb in menigen
Wtnuten u%erianf. Oas 3erit0run9stDert
bauerte mebrere Stunoen uno Saulenoe
BON Wteni6en m0ren 3euge oet1elben.
Ser 0elamnti6a0e miro auf 1ber
3net Wtaionen Dollars angeidIaGen.
Wan befIr6tet, baB mebrere Weni4enr
Leben uerLoren gegangen itnO, bod ma6t
bic Nufre8ung nno 8erwirrung, tpel6e
ar ben @erften berri6t, es nnmogli6,
ben nteIen @erldten, tpeI9e barber int
umLauf ftn6, ouf ben @runo gu tom I:n.
8ts iebt lit nnr cine Get1e gefu ;oeH
tpor6en, Die eines Nrbetters, tpeL6e .;ln
beute Worgen in bet Nd6e bes vYc..;"
entoefte.
@inctnnatt, O., ID. 81.
0as Sis iebte it'd beute Wfittag ah:r:
boIb Der Jiemport=8ride in 8eDe6l"ls.
ungefGbr Dier3ig belaoene Hnb ebe1l1;
pieLe Ieere &o6lenbarfen tDuEben ban9:'
gefubrt. Ser S6aoe beId@ft ftp aHI
mtnoeltens 800, 600.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-22
ScuucTee.

TaiDpilIe, 10. San.
SameS 9. Bailey lit bcute bel oer 70.
%gtbtimmung fir Die ~fir3ere NmtsSeit in
Den GunoeSleuat gewGDlt morosn.