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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
FkRsorAL.

r. Blunt intends leaving for Vermont
next week
Judge Congleton will be candidate for
reelection As police justice.
LII. Eliot announces himself as can
dida,e for city marshal.
l. Piles started this morniaK for the east
to purchase aspring stock OF goods.
Maj. and Mrs. F. I.-Dewits left for the
the east this morning, on visit 10 relatives.
President Wicker, Of the Dakota South.
crp, arrived Saturday night and will leave
tomorrow. morning. He is at the Mer-
chants
Doc Terry Is expected on to.nighi's
train. He has been awarded the Missouri
river transportation contract for govern
ment freight
Frank Van Tassel and wife are expected
home from Chicago the last Of this week
Mr.. Van. Tassel has been there several
weeks receiving treatment for weak eyes.
Among the pilgrims to the Dskota edo.
rad. are F. c. Gray who has been connect
ed with the qnartermaster's department
United States army, In Yankton for the
past year; ]. F. Perry. Bangor. Ne; w. G.
Smart. correspondent Boston G'obe, recent
" clerk a, the ST. Charles hotel, and L. G.
Partridge. Vermont Mr.. Partridge to-
gether with Mr.. Neal, has beea In constant
attendance on r. B. Hunt during his severe
illness, and will be long remembered for
their skill n nurses by Mr. Hust and his
friends. hc1party started this morning
with Mr.. Thomas Eaek They have a fs.
class outfit, and their many friends wish
them all the success tAey anticipate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
AocAL LAeeNlcs.

!, Fresh fish and oysters At 5snkinson's
Car and dried fruits ., Jenktnson'a.
English and American chow chow, sar-
dimes, pickles, sauces, fne Japan tea and
Arbuckles Arrosaia coffee at Jcnkinspa'a
sseenbe,g' ! Key West clgafs. TWO for s6
cents at Jenkinson's.
Best fine gut chewing and smoking T.
bacco st JenkinsonS.
Lemons, oranges. French and American
candies Duify's pure juice New York cider
at Jenkins9ns. = a .,
Oysters and meals served at alLhours.
DR.. Geo. r. Dix den,iat reessas In Sex
ye,'s block Sd st.
For blank books In all desirable styles
co 70 l41fs& Purdy's
Df. HID. Doc ye, Dentist once in De
wigs Block. 3dsstreet.
g A limited number OF territorial war.
rants oil small denominations for sale .,
this o,sssr1
The rivcr9isfrozca over again and teams
were crossing yesterday. A gorge Is re.
ported ABOVE and nine inch risesft fank.
ton agency.
- Hon. f. j. Cross ia receiving numerous
letters from parties who want 10 come to
Dasota9 bu, as Ire is out of Office he can
give them no information.
Five innocen,, yirtuous aud ansuspectinS
prints . wesr Yesterday larcd into the
Methodist sunday school, and made 10 ioir
cii.as, all in II. bunch Yanklon may ye
he saved Lii the good work go on.
Now is III lime to get yepr spring suit
madc. just received al Ghss. Eiseman !
Cos. il hew lot of tailoring goods consist
ing of French wors,ed. Scotch ana Frencl
CASHMERE, To be made up in the latest sty X
liuichins has established new stag
station ten miles from Iankton. He
making other arrangements TO decreas
time. between this city and Springfield
As soon as the Pierre line Is in operatio
he will run trirweekly stages above For
Randall
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
MlAa,xA, va.A.ls.

A squad Of vagrants busicd themselves
between Saturday night and Sunday morn.
Ing by mashtna in windows Ii various por.
=tions Of the city. Tho irons Of the Ger
mania hcuse, the Is. National bank Peter.
son s. Goa iewelry store, Potter k Woods
ieweiry store and Fred Lerch's saloon suf-
ferSd from their operations and before they
got through two or three hundred dollars
worth Of destruction was accomplished :.
The only reason assigned for the wanton
work was that they wanted TO get into jail
and live At the expense of tho city. Al
Pcterson's store they barely elcaped .
charge Of goose shot, as Mr. p vas On
their track with his double barreled shot
gun and was only prevented from firing
upon them by their rapid retreat. Al,
Fred Lerch's, Gus, The bar tender, went
for them with navy revolver, but In this
instance also the swiitncsa Of their legs
saved them from the peppeting they de.
served The party was arrested this morn
ing and taken before Police Justice Con-
gleton. They gave their names as Alexau.
der Wilson, Thomas o'Bricn and Frank
Brown. II appeared from the testimony
that Brown did all the window smssnine
and he was fined five dollars and costs.
The other two We're fined two dollars each
and costs In default of payment The
whole party Was committcdto i.il where
II ia hoped they will hs retained until the
county authorities can get chance at them
and give them all the Jill experience they
stand in need or
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

NesaFs Bell, Csnrsd q Co. Chlcsgo,
have placed upou the market . roasted IN.
ground cnl5ce 10 ono pound papers, that y
uneqasled 10 6avor and strength By any
Heretofore offered to coffee drinkers. II
poesesses many Of the chaIsctertstics u
Java ard Aocba, and being roasted 10 cir.
tight cylindsfs, the oil d retained In The
berry. Aessrs. He'll, Conrsd 4 Co, an
manufacturers of the celebrated Peerless
Baking Powder, and the only importers
and ruasters Of Aukoria Coffee 10 the
United States. All the srocen have II on
sale, and will refund the money II custo-
mers are not pleased. Every luver OF good
coffee should get q pound and try IL
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As... r.x..,

Editors Press d Rakotaian:
A considerable portion of our tax payers
are At loss to know why they arc required
to pay two dollars 10 one OF their neighbour
supposinE fair equalization has besn had.
wh'ca- We require from the h1bds Of our
county commissioner, II a. claimed, the
assessor Vas not compos mentis, one would
naturally suppose that common ordinary
sensible man would not fail TO estimate
equally each ones property very nearly iu
value. Take for instance, my Third street
lot ON the corner of Fifth and Douglas
streets, which was vacant, and DR.. Brechts
lot adjoining with house and barn both A.
seised alike, $500 each; my corner house
and the Fourth street costsges and ihres
lots, was assessed u, 800; "A. ". Howard,
lossnd house $3.50; Dr.. Brechts lot, hbuss
and barn e3eQ; silkerson. II lot and
hooss $500; ADderton's ~ los and hondss
$500; Lerch's Two lots and house 500,
In the same BLOCK, III will readily b ssen
that am diseased s35G more than the 9th.
or six Inhabitants. with six houses, two
barns and nine loss. Is that justice, il a.
an assessor makes returns which hs knows
70 b false and then szears 70 them q true.
he ought % b held strictly responiabls for
the sct Omniseience 10 nos expected Of
any one, but We do expect aud clam thai
that which u good for the goose is GOOD
for the gander. There should be universal
and hooss. parpoSs In eur county counis.
sionsrs 70 equalizs and sppoftioa 70 sseh
ta1pAysr bis equal and equitable portion
according TO the true value Of his property.
then require sve,y one TO pay promptly or
abide the consequence., We arc ,ax-fld-
den community, ere long our pants will
bag At the knces. II some way 10 not devis.
ed TO put stop to the Issuing county orders.
II 10 essy enough TO pass them out, but the
tug OF war comes whom we have to re-
deem them, no sane man viii ever come 10
Yankton and buy property. .Nhea- be kuews
the true status Of The case,
A. B. DUNLAP.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
Cul this Oul-Is Nay save Yeas

There ID no person living bat what suf.
fers more Or lesa with Luue Diaesse
Coughs, Colds or Consumption. yet some
bottle OF medicine that would cure them,
Dr. A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately
many, and iis vondrous curcs astooishes
every one that try IL, II you doubt What
We saypin print, cut this oot aud take il 10
your DruGgists. Mills q Pardy, Yaakt0p
and get sample bottle fer 10 cents asl
Try It, u regular stxe for IS CentS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
LADIES,

Madame Masurier, of the we'll known
firm OF E. Assurier, importer and manu-
fac,urer OF aces, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Is stopping at the Mer.
chants Hotel, with beautiful stock Of
lscea, embroidcriss, underclothinc, the
latest style Of neckwear, lace curtains, no
.ions, etc. Ladies. please call soon, 10
Madame will only remain until Wednes-
day.
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Slack n,,.s l.s...
Dead wood Piopeer. F.h. m

OeaoWoOd Floneef, Feb. ~.
Mining matters In the vicinity of.Crook
City have commenced in good earnest.
The water is now running in Whi,ewood.
The Pinney mill cleaned up over 400
ounces las, Sunday. being the resnl, OF one
weeks run, on ore from the Wolsey mine
A good deal Of work Is doing on White
wood below discovery. sluicing has com.
menced on ten or twelve claims.
Mr.. J. n. Wood returned to this city
last week he Intends 10 resume his banking
business. also open large vholesale gro
Gerry house
The following is the Custer hotel, Dead
wood. scale Of prices: Board, 5000 per
week; board with room, 1900 per week ;
single meals are reduced TO 75 cents; and
day board including lodging $500.
The Lueia lode, owned BY Aessrs. Cut.
Ter 4 Co., have SHAFT down about 80 feet,
they are taking out large amount Of orc
bearing free gold. Work 10 progressing
np'dly, The mine being worked day. and
night.
The new and en,erpris,ng town OF Cen.
tral City, between Gayville aud Golden
Gate, Is remarkable for the progress 1t ha,
made during the past two weeks. Build.
ings are going up everywhere. Stores Of
ali kinds VIII be opened here, and Central
will Become great point Of trade.
Mining operations In the BAND creek dis
uict will be far more extensive mex, sum.
mer than last. Rich prospects have been
found on the head Of Sand and spos,ed
Tail. tributary Of Sand creek. Both Of
OF these, gulches have been tocatsd. and
men arc now busy on their claims dsgsina
drain bitches, &c, preparing for spring.
In the Durham district on Boulder creek
4 great number Of miners are building cab.
lns and digging bitches preparatory 70 min.
Ing. The ditch leading from Whitewood
is nearly completed. Severarclains have
changed hands lately and seem TO be In do.
msnd At prices ranging from $50 40 $500
per claim. The road from Galena to Crooh
City, which crosses .. this point, is nearl,
completed.
Judge Beck, of spea, nsh, wso,e 10 Me,srs
Mel Pherson and Starr on the evening of the
2ist, detailing the account Of an Indian
raid made on that town. He says: !" Four
teen Indians came within easy range o
our guns. A battle epaued, which lasted
about 25 minutes. is which time about 100
shots were fred. The citizens Of Spearlish
stood aheir ground well, and fortunately
escaped injury, bat darkness setting in
they were unable TO tell what damage theil
red.skinned ASSISTANTS sustained.
Crook City Is seeping up with the ,imes
and improvements srsyisible everywhere
Numerous buildings arc In course OF erec.
ton, the most notable being The new
and spacious store Of Mr. +. W. Va;sntIne
A miners meeting vas held to-day for the
purpose OF forcing All claim owners 70 paaa
lse water BY their claims. Thissc,ios w
rendered necessary to pfevest aAs ws,sr
from sinking in tho cssvioss Of the ~,
rock public school Will b opsnsd Va;
der the guidancs Of Mn. Poloell.
wake ~.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
TnR COST or sUeFLlNs.
isg fer shs MILLS May Expect 70
Ray - Yankssn.

The following table givcs the prics OF
articles necessary 10 Black Hills emisrs n,s
They will be changed from lime y values
fuctuate In the eastern market
YAsxTon, March !, 1871.
PaicE L,sr OF STOCK, InPLEnExrs, nrc, At
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

To convince yourself that my claims To
the public patronage arc fully aud fatrty
established call and examine nv stock Of
clothing. gents furnishing goods etc.
will guarantee satisfaction, and saving Of
money. HAany KARI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

xotiee to BLACK lII.LKl1 a
SpORT3llEI. ,lN

Orsssrsdsesios 10 sAos gsaA si1ss, re-
volysn sasd oil kisds of aaouli.ioo. q
aynsr Bros. gus stofs, BaflsiGA's block
n,oadvay. WIl ell Guapowder iof =
csais . psand.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
Announcement.

l hereby announce that VIII DO can.
dsdste for the oface Of marshal OF the city
of Yankton at The approaching city elsc
tion. L. H. ELIOT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
rhe weather To-D1.

w.su1xsrox, March ia..-Indications Toy
rba north west: aIiing followed by risiag
barometer colder northwest winds. cloudy
s,d snowy weather.
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WANrkp.

One steer (about 400 OF 1900 pounds
weight TO work ON the near side. Eaqulre
At the Eagle house
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No,h,ns Like II: 7, s,anAs Alone,

Such is the verdict of tho medical world
and the public on Hales honey OF horr-
hound and tar. Coughs, colds, influenza,
respiration, vanish inder Ii ishnencs. like
zfoga before the sQnliSht
Pixies tooshsche drops cure too&hachs Ia
one minute. Sold By AL drugsists II Is
cents
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

Al the reques, Of several ci.izsss / re-
spsctfuily announce myself easdidAss for
shs once Of city treasurer st ths comias
election. A. ScuAxpslN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12
For II en..

Room No $, Penninston's block, posses
sion given after the 18th Of March. Apply
: to JoHx L. PHHnisoros.
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NAGSlFylSG GLAseEs.

QUlcKsILyER.
And a full line Of Acids, NJ the Excelsior
Drug Store, Mills 4 Purdy.
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Kats will Ell ~ oysseoa. 10 his ssnrs
at cnst, try aad -.
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wake o..

Sidney, Nsbssska, hes srsbssd in popu.
lasios IN thrss ssoatbs Black Hklis didiitl
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9rsssi x11 &atstzisa
DAILY.
DAILY.

yANxroH. = pAKoTA. \.
Koaday Evening, March y N''
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J. g. Baumsna respectfully annousces
hsnself ~ cand,dsss for ths oacs Of city.
marshal.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

Smoke the Punch cigars. sold q Wander
bules drug store. I
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-12

The latest style Of spriag hsts list rsceiy
ed BY express from New York st Kalxs.
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waassA.-rs sxeAa.se.
Five scsss Of land within the city limits
for arsnall hoass and los. Ioquir Il tAts
o6Bos. II
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MINERS SUPPLIES.
GQLp SCALES,

GaLp SCALES.
MAesErs.
NAGSlryISG GIAseeA
, 1877-03-13
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1877

promptly informed Of Don's candt'ature, anil
Invited to Ills beautiful residence 10 talk oyer
the situation. They were socially entertained.
and !nu'estlv requested to eivc him their tnp..
bis primary obtce. IN aspirtng to the position
WAS 10 rcbukc IlAyrs fnr dcpnsnE lin, and
they, ,exac'ed from hin, promise that he would
do ttis utmost to sustain tho new Adninistra-
tton. with which he claimed to 10
The perhonut canvass VAS conducted With
great eucccss, at,d this evening rcffcw of the
field shnwed TINT sufficient number Ind
kIs triumph, sure. Among those who ns.iste'l
Don In bis decisive campaign were Treasurcrs
Maekay and kcmble, and other influential ring
politicians Of Pennsylvania A faint opposition
te e s' # ffy H. 9ss wss s,itea Te
been taught 10, dcerfsc the Camcron!s,
hut It has become almost entirely
'litasnatc1. au,i tomorrows casc'ls viii giro the
cx-sscrctary of Var n unanimous Endorsement
held on Tuesuny Of next week, when II IL ex-
pcetcd q soEl.E Republican votc will bo cast for
him. The Democrats aro eTfncing vcry little
Interest In the change.
NOT HAVING ANT PREFERENCE
o. between the old man and Ills son:. They hnrc
not yet determined whom thcy viii nominate.
but Judge blnck, Speaker Randall, and othcr
prominent members of tie party arc mentioned.
n wnsn " e2m s s,oe. e
last election nearly all the fot.r.ycar Senatorial
Districts were carried BY the Republicans and
where II could be done outspoke Cameron men
were placed in nomination. In several Demo
critic districts Cameron Republicans wcrc elect.
cd 10 improve Don's chanrcs fl, tnsc flc became
tired Of the War Portfolio, which tie expected
to retain. Tic Presidents unexpected uu.
favorable action made a change OF tho pro-
Rran1rue desirable. The Camcrons Will iilake a
desperate struggle to carry the next Legislature
IN their interest, which Will elect tho next
United States Eenator.
, 1877-03-13

THE PHILADELPHIA UNION LEAGUE.
pntLApELriiIA, March IA special meeting
OF The Union League Of this c,sy was held this
cycntnc At tic Leaguo-IIousc for the purpose OF
formally inlosslng President Hayes and Lis
po}lcy as Indicated In Ills letter nf acceptance
and inaugural address, and approving Ills
Cabinet appointments. John Welsh presented
series Of resolutions, plelginE tho rres!dcn: tho
support oi tho Union League, and commencing
hts cfl0rls to reform thu civil service aud
restore pcaro and prosperity to the couussy at
largo. Speeches were delivered by John nnt
William Welsh, Wayne McEcagll, Henry Ar
1nitt Brown, Col. William Mcstlcl,ncl all char
nctcrtzed By tho sa'Ile earliest appeal for tho
hearty support Ut President lIaycs. and against
tho .lac!ltnutuns ot politicians wEU would sub
ordinate the public good to their own personal
ambition and scltlshlesk.
Tic resolutions were unanimously adopted.
TOLEDO rH0pcCE E1cliASGH
ToLEno, o., Afurrl, i2.--At tho rloso 81 the
Fruduco Exchange to-day resolution strongly
indarslnE tho pa4i!itntosy policy uf tho rrcsl.
dcnt, introduced by \. II. liowar.s. ssas adopted
with much unanim!ty. II undoubtedly ex.
Ill parties aud Glasses.
TEHAE IrACTE. .....
TknAE lIAuTE. Ind, March Eat a. mass
meeting Ut citizens held tonight resolutions
iutlpysi1as tho policy OF President liaycs wcfc
unanimously adnptctl' strecllcs were made by
Judge Gookans, Judge Csal", and others.
AAsMvILLs.
NASHVILLE. Tenn., March l:.-The Cotton
Exchange to-tlay ra1lttl meeting Of business
men fnr tonight to express approval oi 1laycsf
ayowcu policy toward tho South.
, 1877-03-13
~ KER y 00F
Az INCIDENT or THE COUNT.

ERkt}Q1 WtpQltA 70 113 3f7A9a4
WAslIxorox, D. G., aiafrh l9-Thero d story
that as late as II o'clock on tho night OF March
when flayca and Wheeler wclo declared elected,
q messenger cana to the Scntato pretending to
be authorized to state Tor Speaker Randall that
Il enough 6enate Republicans would ioIa With
tho Democrats mud clect ConkI!ng President
pro tcn ot tho Senate, tho House Democrats
had It IN their power cscn then " defeat,
md would defeat, tho completion OF
tho count. THIS communication VA made
to several Southern Republican Scnators,
among them Dorsey, Clayton, and Couoyer.
Dorsey, for ono OF them, informed this
messenger that he could 70 elsewhere with h!a
revolutionary proposition, and thst - tot hiu,-
, 1877-03-13
TIE DEPARTMENTS.

u,,sn.s.oDss, r. - .1s..,l ~ =" es"1H r ,,
""ousSotos' - W "A1eit 43.-oc'' %a3'
Sclltlrz, tho new secretary OF tho Interior, as
sumcd his duties this afternoon. After bftct
conversation with Secretary Chandler. tho lat
tsr nm, for N. "a rfon. leoda ~ h., rcour ,r1
's,s, ss, ess NV =, ~, n.. .a y. - a"A
pf'ne.pa' c'ctNa y. tHe Dcpa!t"'o"1' a1'u 'htto-
dueed thctn individually TO his succesaor.' Mr'
Chandler, then addressing himself to Mr.
Rchurz. rcn,arkc.1 thnt. whe, In tnok c,,arco of
~ t,ons srtnr,,t h. f',n1 nav, ohr... ,s,,,eh
Wv n.pA' s''s"t Nv A'au! Ao"s.a ".''t'
needed correction. These abascs existed cs'
pcc1ally Ia tho 1ndlan and Patent Durcaux,
md wcrc Of such d nntt,ru N TO re-.
r,,i-, hc,o,c treatment Thta h, had m,
Iu"S Iu"S s..t.'s ~ I'."s f,a",,. ~, :, r.
r''e'1. us'oR NV hr.'c 4tcess' ""u ao!ok
some sllarp cutting. Tho result waa that the
abuses c0mplaincl OF had ceased, and no took
pleasure in sayins that ho was indebted in a
iorgs mca.uro to the gentlemen who ,ycro now
around him for aiding him IN thcWork ol reform
which he had found necessary. llo commended
thcm all aa men In wl,o,n hEs successor could
.,frlv cont,,lc 1Ie believed lie left tbc Dcpart-
1nent III better condition than that IN wnseh ho
found It, and II any wrongs Remained to be
rirhtcd ho had no knowledge Of them. In eon-
e'u'iou 10 esa . ~ ~ ~" nn.+, ..oas..or !. na,s
the trust whash Ma nohose WI f, NY
about TO assume "oa'o oo 1aa'"4al'5 aao 1o'S
dlschafgeo' .,,,,,n~
bkGAETSAI ia' sGaun1 tn,,,,x,, u1
RESPONDED 70 ~; Lhunu'ss 10 'u.s9" ,r;sto, -
ti1'K ~ c1p!csaH'g .na Scho.a1 . n,ta.n3n, ~
Tue country WAcH snt IVY nae9 eastss1o. Iat.n -
p4aehF t!lu 4hteLol tt1cnt ~ ~ = -. AZ ~
tna1 y IT, a y. yn ~ ~ fr H. ycrr nu cncr .@.
, 1877-03-13
IN TIE SENATE.

T1tH COAMtTTEB REFORT IN FAVOR or KMLLO01.
Special nspateh to 1zs Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. C., Marcl, E.-Thc Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections decided
this afternoon by party yote-Atessss. Morton,
Mitchell, Wadlctgh, Mcmillan, and 1Ioar,
against Salisbury, Alcrrtmon, and IIl1l-ttat
ex-{ioy. Kellogg should bo sworn In ~ Senator
from Loulsinna. ME. Mufton will accordingly
report the resolution to that eject tomorrow,
but 1t Ia doubtful whether ho will press II to
votcas It ts not al ccrtaiu that It can bc passed.
The Republicans will not have ,noss than two
majority In thu Senate tomorrow, and pct.
haps but one, anl 1t ts by no Mcans ccr-
taln tint they cali obtain for Kcllogg's
admission tho votes Of CAslstIancy, Morrill,,
Paddock, uawrs, Gonkiing, anA Bnrnsi.ic.
They certainly will not get these votes II these
ecnators are consistent With their previous
votes On tho Louisiana question. Thd yotcs of
my TWO Of them against tho admission OF
Kellogg would defeat l,tn1, even should the re-
nululrg four voto Tor Ills admission.
A8NArOH1AL CLAIMANTS.
-. II sas Wtllfr* Assoctaisf Irrss
WASHINGTON, u. t., March 1.-THE vote In
the benate Committee un Privileges and E1ee-
t1ons, on the allestion Of adopting the resoiu-
tion declaring William HIT Keltugg has psi,na
faclo right 10 admission Us Senator frlM
L.'ulsana, stoo.l-ycas, Merton, Mitchell, Wa,l'
Mcgzilnon. IND illll. 3; aoacnt, senator Cam
eron, Of Wisconsin, Whois III.
Btr. 6aulsbury moved u take up tho papers In
tho case Of j. b. Enstls, who claims to have
been dulY elected to tho Un!tcd states Senate
irom Louisiana about two years ago. Rejected
BY party yotc.