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TIE LOWER nousn AND THE PRESIDENTIAL
-.l QUESTION.

TIE LOWER Housn AND THE PRESIDENTIAL
QUESTION.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. W.-rn tire House OF
Representatives this afternoon resolutions pass
cd--1l0 TO 7S-Thlch express confidence In the
wisdom Of Congress and the Executive IN the
settlcnent Of the pscsIdcntiat-questton clatms'
that defects in tho Constitution should be rem
cdjcd By amendment, anl not By legislative In
tarferenec; denounccs intimidation. violence,
and fraud at elections; demands constitutional
amendments securing honest suffrage and cor
rccttnE antiquities concerning tho fFrsidentlai
election. They say that whether the result Of the
last election DO settled by the plan followed In
past elections or in tho concurrent yote OF both
Houses rejecting the Electoral voto Of nny State
on account of intimidation, violence, or iralid,
or by tho operation of the rropoAcd law to sub
nit ali questions now At tfsl.c to C0nfllieslon
Of fifteen persons, We, tho General Assembly OF
Connecticut, hereby heartily plcdEo tue support
OF tho State Government aud Of all our loyal
citizens to that person who shall thereby be
declared elected President Of The United states.
Itsofrtd, Thht any armed oprutttfon 10 The In
auQufatlun OF administrator Of tho person VINO
mar be declared elcctcd Prct!dcn hy ettcs ol the
gress will be treason: and all pereons wio threat
en- evil war unless sOn1c one specific plan or Fet-
ling the dlacultT f. followed, desesvc tAc cxecsa.
ton Of all good citizens.
tho resolutions wcre strongly opposed by the
Democratic aide Of the House.
nounctnE that tho Unitc., States Senate llad Ill
dorsctf tho Congressional plan. The announce
mcnt that Senator Eaton wns the only Demo
crat voting aEnlnss 1t WIS Irrctycl with h!sses
on tue Democratic side, attl Wsa promptly
checked by the Spca1ses.
, 1877-01-26
At I.UDlNG'rt>N, MICH.
Epeefdl HspQfch 10 Tta Tribune,

Lup1H0roS, Mleh., jan @5.-A lIso originals
Ing from tho stove In Peter Fannon's saloun-
building destroyed 1t, with contents, aud Jo-
acph Flnsterwo!d's cluthlng.storo adjoining
With part Of tho stock. Insurance on Fannur,'s
building $500 In tho Shawmct md North
wcstssn; On the stock, ilxtuses' md furniture.
1tlaEd Insurance. Association. On the clothing
sturc thcru was MI Insurance. Ut $oUO In tho
Nhotlc ls1lnl insurance Association; mud on
Tho stock ot clothing. .s4,75o tM the German
American Of Springfield, ani1 others. Losses
nearly covered BY insurance.
, 1877-01-26
OHIO.


H1Al4s AssU HE3UIU1IV
CoLuMnus, jan. 25.-To-aay resolution was
adopted directing Attorney General I.ttlo to
flo a writ iu the nature OF a quo wnrrauto to
determine tho right III Dr.. e. l.. Wilson, Into OF
indianapolis, to hold llis pn4ition as 1upert!l-
te1nlrnt at tic Athens LunntIc Asylum.
Hills were introduced to limit taxes III cities
sor . ~ & rIrrosss i n wehiy W S; e t ntnotl1s
of their directors, they not to be moro than
seycn nor ltss tlla1l three.
The Ifouse bill to forbid dealers to purchase
scru1, Iron, old Junk, from minors or unknown
PERSONS was fDn+scA.
In tho IInuso the bill to compel School Boards
to determine On tc1t-!sooks which Guild not bo
changed Tor At lcust three years, aud to make It
Il lnlaleueanur punishable BY dne a,,d tmpsisor,.
change tho term 1T the sale for pntlIc la1.da
froul cash to four ycars' time wcro passed.
, 1877-01-26

HALLoTIN0 ron UNITED BATES SENATOR.
WHEELING, Jan. o5,-Two ballots werc taken
In CAUCUS Lust night, resulting: First ballot,
short term, Hereford, ls; Price, 10; Walker,
u; scattering, @. Second ballot, Hereford, II !;
Price, 70; Walker, IL; scastcring, 4. Necessary
for choice, u, Fur long tern, frat ballot, II.
u. Davis, ~ Fanlkncr, al; J. !. Darts, y;
Faulkner, Is: J.J. Davis. U; scattering, Z.
Ono vote was taken ot tho 1ont hal!ut to4lay
Iii the I!ousc-short term, Hereford, 2s; rHru,
u; Walker. -; Ferguson, Il: scattering. II.
Lung term, II. q. unvis, u; Eaulkuer, "; scat
tering, 10. Adjourned,
, 1877-01-26
MASSACHUSETTS.


Speefd! Ntpasat 70 7As 3flv-
BosTos, Jan. 25.-Ttcre ID q genuine aiid
almost universal feeling of eatisfact!on In this
city tonight over tic passagc Of tlla Electoral
bill by the Ecnate: The Statc House VI f'cp1e-
scntatlycs to-<lay passed resolutions approval Of
the bill by yea and uay vote OF $50 to 10, nnd
this acton Is nlso warmly applauded here. The
resolution offered on Monday was desstcatv,l by
the Committee on Federal Relations, Of which
Frnnk BIRD IL Chairman, au1 Ii preamble and
d series Of resolutions wc'o brought forward t.
day, mud hftcr d brief debate passed With the
preamble Topped oil. They are u. foilows:
so!s<a Thai thn Senate ,sa md lou.e Of hspss, p.
approval Of thy plan reported bJ tho Ju!nt Cou.
nttec Of tho two Houses Of conEscra clearly pre-.
4crlhlng tho mode Of counting tho Etcclorai vote,
to tho end that this natlon may bc made Govern
mcnt Of law, and not of men.
70 fhs Hxsstrn 1ssoctattd Iress.
BoBToN. Mass, Jun. .t.-FAu Committee On
Federal Relations vi tho Legislature WILL report
resolutions flvortng tho Electoral bill, aud o
constitutional amendment to guard uga!uht upy
similar contingency IN the future.
, 1877-01-26

cFtC@V4 4HtI'NsCR 70 lA4 tF7ohH<s
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jun. .5.-rhc HOUSE
adopted II resolution to-day ordering an invcstl-
charge aeainst the Superintendent Ut Improper
bills against cuuntirs for clothing for tho i'll
n,atca, atlu Rlso to tic treatment oi incurablo
cares agninst law by the payment of fees there
for. No hlslneaA Of Interest WAS dong. 4 joint
resolution passed. the House bya yutc of ~ to 1
asking Congress- to restore tho lullar money
standard.
At Republican caucus It vas agreed to oflcs
n concurrent resolution to Cn Into Joint session
fur tho election Of Prison Directors md other
Democrats In tho Se,lntc, ililier tho Icatl VI
Pccd, thu man who Is lighting railroad corpora
tons, aro attempting 70 defeat tho Joint c,v, H.
tton unless the Republican l1onac will ngrcc to
rass tho bill for Congressional md Legislative
rcupportlonmrnt. 1t Is believed the sellcme
will fall, the Democratic scnators not being 9
unit for 1t.
, 1877-01-26

UNION LEAGUE or AMERICA


rHnADkLpui4, Jan. 23.-Tha National e.
eeuiTe Committee Union League Of America,
to-day elected Ger. Daniel ullman, Of
New York, Chairman for tho ensuing year, and
adjourned to meet In Washington on the l4th
OF February. Important action WAS taken In re-
beeo started tn illinois, and actiou MAS taken Ia
5egaIa TO the Union League IN Maryland.
- MORTON coNORAIuLATEp.
r. Spsrdat NxpatcA u Ia Tsi&unx.
1HDlANAPoLis, lnd., Jan. IA dhpatch
signed by number pf Republicans Wa sent to-
day To Senatos Morton, conKsasulssing hiul upon
DaEts amendment
CAiAO, ILL.
Special DSpateA to ~ 1ttbaak
CAlno, ILL.,, Jau- .J.-'flIe passage by the Sen
ate Of tho c6upzomlae blll Kises pretty general
sstl.factaon. especially y ths Democrats, Vito
80 IN II hopa 70 ring Tldsn in.
/. ;.~r. !; sVBeo8AA1p.ss
Asxa1 nfpoteA q ~ 41kx.&
AAs7 aAaixAvt a5cha Jan 8s-Bento1 Han
, 1877-01-26

Sp1t7d9 D1b11t4 70 7aS 3H64H&
WAsMlS01os, b. T., Jun. e5.-The Com
missioner VI tho General Land~Ol to-day
decided the title 10 tho laud whcEcon tho city Of
Oakland, acroas tho bay from 5an Frauclsro,
stands. This has been In litigation fur twenty
years. Tic DECISION confirms the title In the
present ho!dcrs, and Is Que of tho utmost I'M
I,ottAnte.
II tAs Htat<ra Assocfatsd pttks.
WABulkG1ox, b. L., Jun. 25.-The House
Committee Oh Foreign Affairs approves tbs ar-
ton VI tho President and Secretary ut Btatc in
this matter vi the Centennial address vi tlo
nuE Power, member ii Parliament. .rhu Coln-
lntstce xay the subject does not call for any ae-
tlun Oh tic part u Congress; that ali cou.nlu-
nltntIuns to this Ioyeruincnt fsum allens must
conle through tho regularly accredited channels,
the Minister representing the Government to
which they belong.
, 1877-01-26

st. Lou1s, Jan. e5.--itcsolut!ous fayoring tho
passage OF the Electoral bill now bcforo Con-
gress, and instruct!ng the Senators and request
ing tho Representatives Of Missouri to. yaso
for It, wero introduced Into the State SENATE
yesterdaY, and were laid over under tho rules.
J. !' .ad largo majority o. bot, II, Houses fasor
unanimously.
, 1877-01-26
DAKOTA.

YANkToN, D. r., Jan. z5.-Ths Legislature
has passes! btrong memorial, which has been
approved By the Governor, urging OIL Congrcss
thr Immediate ratification Of thu agreement of
the Sioux Commission for the opGning of the
Black Hills. Thu Legislature being in spssun
should pass tho necessary laws before adjourn
tslent tor courts AMI local organizations, aud this
cannut hc doua Until the agreement IL ratified
by EpuxfeK3.
, 1877-01-26
COLORADO.


TUE 6TATM Lk0ISLAIERE FEFC5EH Iu 1NUUH5H
TUE KLECToaAL COUNT BILL.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 25.--A resolution, tutro-
duced In our Senate day before yesterday by tho
Hon. Il. +. Bennett, indozslng the Presidential
Cpmpromiae bill, was caucuscl BY the Republic
ans. who decided BY large majority ayalnst It,
md yeatattiay the rcsoiutiop was laid IN tho
. tablt, oue Democrat voting With the llcpubl!c-
Rpk,
, 1877-01-26
MINNESOTA.

THE HOUSE lApoHsEs THE coMPnohfsE.
81. PAUL. MIMI, jan. 25.-'rhu House passed,
by vote Of 65 to U, tho resolution indorslng the
Compromise Committce's plan OF settlin1 the
Electoral question.
, 1877-01-26

KEoKuK, IL, Jau- 25.-A meeting Of tho cit
izens was held at this place tonight, when the
following resolution Was adopted:
Resotred, That We, citizens Of kcokuk. Iowa.
Of bnancsr, occupa.tans, autl pHrautts u heartily
approve Of tho incthola proiofed bY tho conter-
ence Committee OF CouEEcf1 ~ tho best plan
shAt has been ptopotcd for tho tessicnlcnt of this
d!nlcult question. and ono wh!chevery enod cltl'
ten and phttlos n,aJ heartily tnttothc. and IS such
and II adopted, wo hereby pledge ourselves 10 nc.
cent tho result tu good fa!s a. The final sna COM
A yoto Of thanks WIS g1sen to tho Hon.
ucorgc ". AlcCrary, ". c., for the active part
lie Inns taken in tho settlement Of the question.
Specciaes were made BY thu Hon. 3: n. Clark,
tho Conttitxtio,t, and nthcrs OF both parties.
, 1877-01-26

e1,ett, of sasinaw City, tho Presidential Eicctor
on the Republican ticket, disqualified by reason
OF holding government position, md whose
plncc was allied by the Republican Electors of
To subpoena from tie Congressional Commits
tee on lriYllcrcs and Elections.
, 1877-01-26

Special Dtspatch 10 1ns 7fitmHs.
MADISON, WIS.,, Jan. 25.-The passaec BY the
United Etatca Senate Of tue Compromise bill
tllls morning took the wind all out of the As
scmbly resolution indossing thc proposed settle
mcnt OF tho Presidential difficulty, and that
measure was indefinitely postponed to-day. Thu
Republican members had Eccsct ca.lrua last
might to take action III regard to 1t, but ad
tourucd TIL this evening.
, 1877-01-26
pAIsTr CA[jCUsEA

8Decioi Dttpatch 10 1Aa TStbvRs.
INDIANAPOLIS, Inu., Jan. 25.-At caucus Of
tho Democratic menbera Of the General Assem-
bly, tonight, resolutions faYoring the passage Of
the Compromise hill were passed, and the Repre-
sentatlycs Ia Congress wure asked to yota for
the sAme.
, 1877-01-26
$500 FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
Kpectat Dtspatch 70 Ihs 1ftakMA.

sralxorlxLp, ILL.,, Jau. 5,-ln the United
Status Court to-day, Antoine Rink. brewer Of
Bcasdstown, charged with permitting unstamped
kegs OF beer tn leave Ills brewery and With sell.
Ing beer out Of uuRtamped kegs, Hss tncd sso0
u.ll sentenced to one hours imprisonment Ia
the County Jnil.
Pleas vi guilty wcro entered Ia cssc Of sew
gral petty offenders.
, 1877-01-26

AT ISLAND POND, VT.
ISLAND poNp, VI, Jan. 25.-Decue's steam
saw.mil burned last night. Loss, $4,000; ln.
surcd $15O00.
, 1877-01-26
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

CLEvELANp, O., Jan. 25.-Harflson Twlner
shot aud killed Mr. Anderson 1t Richmond
Centre, Ashtabnla County, O., early yesterday
lnor1llng, anl Immediately afteFward shot aud
Killed himself. TW!ncr had Tor kome tine been
insane. A previous trouble about SONS propcs-
" u supposed to hc the cause.
, 1877-01-26

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-An alteration oc-
Cured to-day between. ]. 3. Walker aud Otto
Moses, well. known dentists, formerly copaztr
pers In bualneas. Pistols were used. MoseA
Exs dangerously wounded
, 1877-01-26


AllLwAUEEE, Wls., Jau. ga Joung man
named David Jones got into quarrel NTH IN
lce-pedalcr NAMED John Kuukel about right to
the street. The latter struck Joncs In the back
with an Icc-honk aud Inflicted serious, II not
fatal, injury, Tho iron point hayiug lrnetratcd
thu luug.
, 1877-01-26
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MICHIGAN coLonED MAsoNs


sp<eiai Dtspa4ch 10 Jas 7rituus.
GRAND RAPIDS, silch., Jau- 15.-Unity Grand
lo,ige +. and A. NJ {colored), Of Michigan,
closed It's annual communication last night,
after etccttug aud installing the following olli-
GERS and committees: Grand Muster, Henry
II. Vcna, VI Detroit; Deputy Grand Master,
r. G. Hall, Of East Saginaw; bcn!or Grand
Warden, .. Robinson, of Detroit; Junior Grand
Warden, Charles a. Pinckucy, Of uraud
Rapids; Grand Treasurer, n. Bell, 0!
Detroit; tiranl Secretary, Daniel Cole,
OF Detroit; Grand Lecturer. Robert Robinson,
Of East Saginaw; tisund Senior Deacon,
Sol Z. White, Of t;ntna i'aplds;, Gtand junior
peucnn, Htcha1d Wright; Grand Tyler, Charles
u. Astson, Ut Battle Greek. Committee on
Foreigp. Correspondence, Ian!cl Cole, Of De-
trols john H1hulns,. u ainsks;SSoa; atortlsne.
KapLis. Committee On Jusieprl!l.t.ec, James
!: Mitchell, Of Detroit; Oliver d. Jones', ot
liuskcgoa; Joseph c. Furd, uf urand itap1ds.
Tho time and place Ut holding tho next annual
communication will te announced hereafter.
, 1877-01-26
CRIME.

DELIBERATE; MURDER.
MEMPHIS, jan. 25-Eartics who arrived from
Austin, Aliss.. this morn,ug report that sl'criH
Manning WAS shot abont midnight OIL Tuesday
night by john Frctwcli, aud died yesterday ut
noon. 1t appears tint Fretwell mud another
man, after shooting Mt Nlalctt, rs reported In
tho dispatches lust night went to tho drug
store, where Mannfng was, and tho unknown
man entered, mud, drawing pistol arctl nj Man
ming, wlu rctreatgd out tho hack door, wlero
he was meet by Frctweli, wlln sllot HIN tiyo
times with II revolver. FrctMcll nnI Ills COM
r?'lc then ilc.l. Frctwel waa related tn a1rs.
Hlaun!,s, mud las vowed vengeance nEatnst
Manning since tho killing Of Capt. I1arrcy, Of
Lousyiltc, hy Ma,n!ne, md '!e 'cparated frol,
0f tho Mississippi Peultcntiary .through tho oi-
forts OF Manning. Aiannlng, after being shot,
made a will hcqicatlling nll bis property to lis
vile, md requesting TINT lila body he sent to
New Jersey, hts former homo.
MEMr1tia, Jn,l. John t;ll,son Ia satl to hnyo
lcen the narty. who nssisel lFrctwell in killing
Sheriff Manning at Austin, Miss, last
night. IIo 'lrcd tho first shot, which took Fl.
feet in Mnnnng'a left arm. lie had bcen with
Manning during the night, and protessed to DO
Ills fr1rnd.
, 1877-01-26
MINNESOTA KNIGHTS or lsYTlIIAS.
txpfetaI 0IspaleA 10 1A4 TrtauN4

Special 0tspaleh to 134 Tribune.
MIsNEApoLls, Mnu., Jan. 25.-Thc Gran,l
Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias Of this State met
in annual session In this city yesterday. Tho
report Of the Grand Lodge oilicers shows q
membership III the State Of bU0. The Lodge was
IN session until 3 O'Clock this morning, whcn 1t
adjourned to meet the third Tuesday In Ma1ch,
for thc puspose Ut considering tue new col,stitu-
nate lodges. Tue following officers we're
elected: q. G., A. A. A1.,cs, u Minneapolis; Y.
g., e. 4. Fredtttsks, ot saltwater; q, T. f., ".
T. Harvey, Ut E!k River; q. II. E., u. C..
minneapolis; Il. Il. l.. j. i. West, IT Min: Min:
eapu!!s; q. !. T., William Christensen, u
minneapolis; G. Q. It.. j. Petar1on, OF Mimi
eapolis. DR.. A. J. Stone, Of Ii. Taui, the ID
t!r1ng Grand Chancellor, was elected Supreme
Representative.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-02-08
Fifteen Condensed Opinions of the

Fifteen Condensed Opinions of the
BILL
r. Burchard Hayes says: do not
care ON my own account, but my
heart does bleed for the poor African.
William Almon Wheeler says: 1t
Is Of the nature of a compromise, and
entitled to no respect whatever.
Ulysses Simpson Grant says: 1t is
better TO be tight than to be Presi-
dent.
Oliver P. Morton says; A shame
fll specimen of political trickery.
John Sherman says: A direct and
deliberate insult 10 the Louisiana Re-
turning Board.
Wells, Anderson, CasanaFe, and
Kenner say: 1t is unpatriotic, UNI
statesmanlike, dishonest, and revolu-
tionary.
William Pitt Kellogg says That's
what comes Of parting our hair in the
middle.
Jay Gould says; 1t knocks hi
out Of my investment; land there
tore
Whittle Law Reid says: 1t is
plainly unconstitutional.
Don Cameron says: No high-prin-
pied statesman can approve such po-
litic;tl truck and barter as this peas
ure involves.
Simon Cameron says: You heard
Don ?
John A. Logan says: But what be-
comes Of Me?
james G. Blaine says: 1t is the
logical outcome of Andersonyille.
Zach Chandler says: ---!
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-02-08


near this city in the Forked Dear bot
tom by negro nan, who was out
hunting. He was exhibited on the
streets here, and there was scarcely a
chance to get a sight-of the dead AMI
NAL for the curious crowd. Ifhe had
been turned loose alive, there would
have been 40 scarcity of room around
him.
Brownsville Democrat: We regret
to announce the death of the wife of
Col. w. w. Vaughan, after the long
and painful illness, which she bore
with a patient, christian fortitude and
resignation. We extend the most
heart felt sympathy to our afflicted
friend and his young and interesting
family in this sad bereavement. It is
idle TO offer consolation. Nothing
can compensate Tor such Toss.
Hickman Courier: The miller, at
Cooper's mills, in ~Obion county, was
caught in the bands and drawn over
the cogs one day last week, and was
injured SO badly as tic render the am
putation of both legs necessary. His
legs caught in the bands, and the cogs
were high enough from the floor SO
that in its revolutions the mans heal
and body were not hurt. There is
nov hope that his life may be saved.
The unfortunate mans name is De-
Grafinreid, and he is well known and
well liked.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-02-08
Original Attachment.
4. Duffy vs.. Harry Smith

Uuuy v. Harry smith.
Z y this cause il appearing TO me that Harry
! Saith j. nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee. that the plaintiff has caused an
original attachment 10 issue against the estate
Of dcteud?ut which has been returned levied
upon the property of defendant: 1t is ordered
by me that publication be made for the defend
ant for four weeks IN the Exchange, p news
paper Published in the town of Milan. Tenn,
notifying him to enter his appearance before
nae at my Office in Milan on the 9Th dag Of
the action of debt commenced by plaintiff
against him, or the same viii DC proceeded with
eXparte.
iebi-+t A. JORDAN, J. p.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-02-08

In the Stale Senate last Tuesday
Mr. Ragland introduced a bill toequal-
ize the salaries of public officers, pro
viding that no clerk OF any court,
trustee, revenue collector, attorney
general, treasurer, secretary of State,
comptroller, or other officer, shall re-
ceiye directly or indirectly from the
fees of his Office, nor as commission
er, trustee or receiver, any sum great
er than $4,000 per anAum.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-02-08
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