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New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
SENATORIAL CONTESTS,
AN ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.

JOHN S. WILLIAMS CuOgrN by SOLID DEMOCRATIC
VOTE.
FRANKFoRT, KY, Jan. 17.-General John q.
Williams elected to-day on joint ballot United
States Senator from Kentucky, succeed Thomas C.
McCree7y by a vote OF 1o6 20 IL for Boyd. Republican
"Ccrro Gordo Williams, MS the new Sen.
ator-elect from Kentucky is generally called, il
veteran Of the Mexican and Civil Wars. He
marched to Monelova with General Wood as can.
tain OF al Independent company OF Kentucky
volunteers He afterwards joined General scus
at Vera Cruz. and distinguished himself at Ceno
Gordo From October 4. ls47 TO July, 1sis, he was
Colonel of the 4th Kentucky regiment OF younteers
General Williams was not an original Democrat. but
caught bis inspiration from the late war; and 10 now
profound exponent OF the partys ancient and hon.
ored principles. During the late he commanded
o Confederate brigade. Although he has never filed
any civ 4 position higher than that OF Representative
In tie Kentucky Legislature. lie has long songht seat in
the United States Senate Heretofore he has been un
successful but this year he had thoroughly canyassad
the State TO insure his election lie proposes TO re.
the great interests OF husbandry having been
for mary years theoretical farmer He was
OF the first TO espOusc the greenback cause
making his that platform and whcn the doc
trine unpopular in General Williamss STATE. He s
still champion OF the cause, and advocate
for the reconciliation OF silver As candidate for
Presidential Eect0r in 1876. nc did hard service for bs
party in Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE MURDER NEAR GEoGHEGAN's SALOON

INQUEST IN THE CASE OF JAMES MORTON
Coroner Flanagan began an inquest yester-
day morning in the case of James Norton alias Rose
who died at the Chambers Street Hospital from the CT
fect of pis o shot wound said TO have been inncted
by Owen Geoghegau. The CorOner's Office was packed
with people and most Of those present we're friends OF
Geoghegan Margaret O'Ne of No 65 Forsyth'st, tcs-
tiled that she was outside Geoghegans saloon, at NO.
lO3 Bowery on the morning OF the shooting she heard
n shot but saw no difficulty. She saw Officer Johnston
run up A man who said to have been sh0t was
standing against q posi- Tie witness did not see the
shooting. -, -, r-..,.. .oa,;
Officer Michael Johnston, OF the Tenth Precinct tes
fed: "Eariy that morning saw two men scuIihS III
front Of No. 90 Bowery One OF them was GeOShesal
He was in his shirt sleeves and had no nat saw
flash OF q pistol going from GeOgEegans hand Before
got there, GeOghegan bad kicked the unKliown man
twice | arrested GeOghcgan and took MN DefOre the
man. and asked him If GeOgncgan had shot him. ana the
man made reply. GeOghegan then got away nom me
Ly pretending that he wanted to get his mar Maggie
O'Neil told me she GeOghegan fire the shot saw
no weapon IN GeOghegan's haud nor did see MN throw
ouythi,Ig away. Gcoghegan had the man by the shOu
ders when saw them scuiilng."
Mrs Mary IL Rose, the wife OF the deceased man, tcs
fitted that her husband made two statements TO her IN
The hospital The first time he said: owen GeOghesan
shot me-" and he added d" TO thDk must he mere nae
tbs" The second time ne talked with her, he sld That
inc shooting took place in a drunken spree and tlat u
(ieoclegnu did not make good his expenses, ne would
send for the Coroner ami make a statement 10 nun.
The investigation will be continued on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
KINGS COUNTYS SYSTEM OF CHARITY

Much criticism was called out, in 1877, by
the methods adopted by the Charity Commi-sonc~ of
Kings County, in distributing supplies TO the poor An
effort made have the supplies for the present
wear confined, by the supervisors. To coal only,
leaving distribution Of food tO charitable societies.
The majority OF the supervisors Of 1877, Whrn
the board went IN favor OF this system. The
new bOarI however. yesterday adopted the report Ol
the Supplies Committee. recommending he continuance
Of the old system In accordance with tins report, The
county will be divided into five districts, with many
stores and many storckcercis. al salary OF r1J u
month each with clerks at $50 ana p0Ttcis al go a
month The report recommends the dsti ibuiion O flour
and
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
A POLICE CAPTAIN UNDER CHARGES.

The Police Commissioners gave hearing,
Yesterday to the charges against Captain scbcr Of the
Thirty first Precinct, OF conduct upbecOmnc officer,
and with perjury. The latter charge based on ai-
davts which alleged that the Captain had testified that
he had not certain letter, tOr the detention OF
which ROundsman Mark Iagccrty and Sergeant LITkin
the Thirty yst Precinct, were recently dismissed the
force The eIJficers clam that Captain Scibert was
iuly aware that the ctteT-which was anonymous
c0umuuica on directed 10 the Board POlrc-was be-
ing detained. The evidence very conflicting and
the Commissioners reserved their decision. The friends
of Captain Seibert claim that conspiracy has been
formed against him by IIaggerty and LIrkin.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE CATHOLIC PRoTECroRY.s wonr

The annual report of the Catholic Protectory
shows that the hospital and the nursery small
children are rapidly approaching completion. Appre-
henson expressed for the future welfare Of the work
on account Of the diminished amount Of cash subscrp
tona The managers express the hope that the Legsa
ture will help them by grant Of not less than $50 600
They state that while experience has shown that many
OF their wards become reformed, some OF the hardened
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
TO REDUCE ITS CAPITAL.

The Ninth National Bank has issued a cir
lar its stockholders stating that the necessities of
its shareholders for dividends, and the request of many
OF them for "a reduction OF capital had led the Board
Directors to take steps in that direction. meeting
would be called the consent Of the Iis tc
twOthirds obtained when the subject OF reducing
the capital would be discussed and the OF the
duction determined upon. without reduction of the
capital 1t might be time before dividends could be
resumed. The shareholders asked. therefore, to
send powers Of attorney, authorizing committee Of
shareholders to vote upon the subject.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
RESCUED FROM 4 WRECKED SCHOONER.

The bark Athena, which arrived from Bre-
men, on Wednesday, brought Captain Aurant and crew
OF the schooner Mary Ella of Kcunebunhport. Mcwhch
wac abandoned off Cape Ann January Z. From Cap
tain Murranis story appears that on tie evening OF
his departure from Ncwhuryport on January = he ell
cOuntered heavy northwest gale accompanied with Il
thick snow storm during which the vessel on her
beam ends about hour. heavy gale succeeded nom
thc southeast, which carried away the iOTcgaN ub-
bnoIu and f,retoumast. Tie vessel knocked down
on her beam ends which condition she rchaihcd
nearly an hour when She wind shcd suddenly 10 north
west and the vessel blown of into the Gu stream.
The pumps became chOhcd. On January Z tho Ncs, ci
again was thrown her beam ends, and remained 20
untu The crew were rescued by tie steamship Ores
from which they Transferred ITO tie Athena.
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OTHER FIRES.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia fire at Chaplin, H.. on
tho Toledo and Wabash Railroad yesterl ay DESTROYED
H. ID. Coopors store the post Office and Dr. Pratts rest
dcnce. The loss is 1000 insurance, $1,000
Lessers packing house Mt Waterloo, iowa. was burned
yesterday. The loss building and stock is $4,000;
Insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uiadsor Hoiel-C Controller Frederick p. Olcot., OF
Albany Judge of syfacs" H. n III
den Lebanon " " and T. Gor'lon IeXci OF sos
tFtPfdHt Colonel william X Shaltef - d.
A. run 4UsiIs UOtsi-IDsurace superintendent JONI
L. SuytL. OF Albany; Judge H. D. Rice 0i NAME Ita,n
o. Eastman Poughkecpse and George H. t0riss OF ffO
dence IGrcadGn H0iet-EdwaId J. PHELPS of Vermont
and George Smith, Of Phadc pha. ByeroOn iiose-
Captain Haln OF tio teamsip seythia hocreH notse-
Henry r. lorsOn Albany, and Daniel MaGcc o ogdeis
hnrgS 81 D1tS HOicl-Maor L. J.. DawsoD United STATES
Maine Cops Bucknghdm Eotet-siney I. Faireh.id of
n. \,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
TRAVELLER SEVERELY BEATEN.

Coroner WOltman took the deposition yes
terday OF John I. Rivers who Is at Bellevue Hospital
suffering from conclusion OF the brain Rivers stated
that he left Boston January and became acquainted on
the FAN River boat with TWO men, who called an
0ther Chafile and "J Jack" He began drinking
when he reached this city, and when leaving saloon on
the Bowery, about n: January g. he was followed
by two men who took him into side street leading
east where lie struck the head with "A san,-bav
he thinks by OF the whom lie met ON The boa
Rivers is in very critical condition
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

Hose KONG, Dee. 22.-Gcncral StuOcl, the
nov United states Cou-u Tor Io.o aud Osaka, has
t.c-aph or~r, from Washington % proceed To
Shanghai and love g.. Wiley Wells, the ConsuGrnera
AZ that por'. Noc,r'araion' given bat II Is I'M
dtr,tnod io connection wth The recent Consular
auL Miuis, -4i als IN CdinI. T.. =. Benson has
been appointed take temporary charge OF the Consul
late al IIiasO AID Osaka.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
IOWA GuBERYAToRIAL INAUGURATION.

DEs MoINEs, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE ceremony
OF inaugtratins Cove nOrelect John II. Gear was
ostcntatously conducted to-day, although large
course OF people were in attendance The Governors
address was largely devoted 10 state topics; but he
vertrd 10 e question of National nauces and warmly
ur.ed RECOMMENDATION aud resumption.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
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INCENDIARY FIRE AT UNION HILL.
fire occurred i'm q three-stOry frame build

Ing ON Palisade-ave, near Franklnst, on Wednesday,
doin, about 81 900 damage. John Dennson and Will
liam (oodhIck. who occupied room IN the house,
arrested and yesterday committed 10 the County
iaii charged with incendarism. The two men came,
they said 10 repair and paint the building aud used
In live ill.,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

CHRoNIC.-Scene: A Surgeons House. Time |:
three a. .-irae Practtoner How dareyo sir. come
ringing up this time OF the morning reason
Inebriated one: No reashOn sure you I'm ver' ILL.,
Those confonnded hiccups back which shsized
lasht week Vl-Fun.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

sucressful Calender started for home about n =,
ami when near Hemiock Geek he shot, rrceyinyy
injuries from whifh he died at O'Clock this morn,n
Callonder's had narrow escape bullet hayin.
passed through his hat.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

forged n power of attorney October 20. 1sI7. Ihe
prisoner sad yesterday that he supposed that ne a Ia
nthers impcaed ani against whom expected 10
be an i'm pOrtaut witness.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
A WITNESS IN SAFE KEEPING

United States Marshal Louis F. Payne. Of
the Southern District Of NewYork Wednesday even
ing sent to the westchester County jail at White Plains
Charles O. Richardson, who Il charged with HAVING
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
HOBOKEN SURPRISED BY AN ELOPEMENT
Eugene Willard, the son of a New-YOrk

photographer, who lived with his wife and two children
at No. l3l BloOmhed-st. HobOken, recently disap-
peared clipping with Miss Flora Wood, of GreenvIlie,
who like himself, employed nj his fathers estab
lshment The couple are supposed 10 be in Plttsburg
Willard leaves a number of small debts well as his
faulilN. In Unlnken.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
The convention then adjourned.

TIC cOnVcntlOn Then ltJOufned.
In the Democratic caucus tonight the Hon. James B.
Groome, of Cecil County, nominated rs the cand-
date for United States Senator, receiving 81 votes.
Twenyseven votes given for Judge Robinson Be-
the VOTE the of Dr. Geo. r. Dennis had been
withdrawn by his friends.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO sJan. 1.-THE following are
mining stocks to-day

The Savage Company has levied assessment Of 81
per share on is stock denquens ccared February Is.
dividend Eureka Consolidated of 20 per share has
bee declared,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE ESTIMATES TO BE on a PEACE
LONDON. Friday, jar

LONDON, FIlulI, jan. +, ISIc.
The Tosf says it is able to state that the British
army and navy estimates have been framed on
peace footing and viii b. presented at the earliest
possible moment.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
The circular continues. as follows;

/
such c0nrhisiun on the cont idry, d"c''h ~ F'cc!sey
rryr t,b, IL Would he equally good logic say, that
as inr currency to every tiadrG ia the West Iged
L"' The currency III The Eastern states cIualcd
II 4lu each trader. tucrcilrc o" Ia e.cr' Lileigh
s,ctuuhciu "tirr "oit- t1i tCca'-c 'h' 'lit
,,cdi, M ~ hy. times plc"uiul for cict trader III
thc Eastern state. than an tnc Wosicru. tie fiiui's
s', - ~ ,,, f qfrr tl,st fii,nrrs viii b, checked
,y au issue OF Iht iact is ihit IN" Ci'l
ctu-r a.: fne numerous iaIr's 9 tbat too muct money
% ,,,Ial, n, nm. t1.f The startling failures IN most
ca,rs are not caused b! recent idsdc.I bul ny ut
J., iI,u ,nHa,inn ,t"'' 9 -''''''
p...,,ipy IA thc available bank capltai for business
purposes. the agency -aysi
The Nauoun! Ranking eaW'"l 10 me Mlddi' Statc' is
l~o iui!''ll. ana l' aN" i li''' - ~ H ~ W. ~
~" . .,,,h n "no tr,ar,- li,, dlorontc
J." hr tuub,r IF tr,,.s iu tc two -cct.,l. is Ntry
let yvi no' Nltl-t t'rrt ir. met ih"t -" .iH"Int
cil Hal J" lh' ''',"'' , . 81, .. ,.r
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anu 'nAt tnc ''nNp 'i ''u'', % " ,,q ia, ,' m
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above uih'' ny "". 10 D." 'L'' ~. .. -,
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sI"--l Ih i-'sl..l ,','. -. 49, 4 ,-f...I.I
en- S.'''7 '9 ,,..i,,, N,,ssrt,.,arilr, t,r
state are even hIoi' eI- ,I
s,' % '' ''Ii,,i Cd, .,l t,a.t lf. oIu bon.
cnorh""- III lN'-'lh'.'', , '.i',. .,.i, ..,, -i
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49, - - ',,,,i.,. f,- .r.,.r ,.tu Ina fr. Southern
ihIh- 90 h''''7 ,' tt',t , ,"r' ",t .,', ..'.f
r.,,., IA tanning power of ,.t.fruce Ilt
-. 't.'.'',, --at.. nave a Nr.YI,l I,It. r.pitni or
t,.- n.n t,r tt r.atnuI .ffnr az - pOJ fr.l..
and n.nua,.urcrs. TIC ~onIA,u states have Nation
81 Bunk 'aIi al Of ot! i,'' ""y 1oI .l' pr, ~ I-I
Ul,,'" '.' t,, ,i,,, Ian fl,.r.tu One in even,
nftylsLt fall, while i ac south 20 .- on 'n' lu even
,Luiy-iyc Additional icrrr g. rit.- io roe ruhi rrfe
presented ~ r'ic.cucr 10 fl. NE-- 1 G." a'I, lu-
rudrt M thc a'n}' tIt". NoiNii.-..,tni.r ttr Idtt
that the bduk capital - 81 uUuWH fnT "1u'p 'Iii-,
and the bank Circulation - ssJl i'r fa'h i4t 'f ih'
hulc. IN thr Dominion c,lUh or" no every thirty
ratio rfrarr than elsewhere on Tins c, Hu"ft.N lot 80
a.. World ILls. Too, the face 81 lhnt taxation. lpU
f,,ril. md "a gold hud A.lytI ba.s. i'.e tHi-tt.
3u.nt clearly 10 t.t. CONCLUSION tp3t t d. mot tu
,uri,e IA IT,, money that uct 40 lr-.' iir .dIft<
i,r,l.- ~ r,t- that t,llur,s mole iine!uu- aud
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days than ever before h ih' Same 'tb'h "a 'ie'
N.r.,ut.I ID. morality Is thu, referred Co.:
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
ASSASSINATION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

| WMKEsBARac Penn, Jan. 17.--Philip
Calender, OF Ross Township Penn, had law suit ut
Plymouth yesterday, with one Connes In which he
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ROYAL SPEECH APPROVED.
Bl CABLE TO TIE IkiBi VI,
LONDON, Friday. JaI

LONDON, Friday. Jan. II, ls7S.
The London journals this morning discuss
a great length the Queens speech; the general sentiment
one warm approval OF the speech and Of the Gov
NInInnnt sintomNals.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HuDNCr's IN
BROADWAY.
21o. Noon 27' Sd M 301. Ndmrht 2S''
Highest during the day. So Lowest III
Average 2Cls Same day. 1871 25's.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE BRITISH FLEET ABOUT TO MOVE.

IIIIl DI-I III -tII'JNI To NJ
LoNDOS, Friday, jan Is, 1878.
Tie Ddily TeIegraphS correspondent at Pera
sayst- uu.rstood tnat tn Ershsh fleet Is preparing
to leave VoAla iOg Bcs.ka Bay.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-18
THE HON JAMES b. GROOME NOMINATED.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 17.-The Legislature,
In Joint conyention. TODAY balloted for United Staes

III JUIHV NOH'oH0IOH, tO-udy UdITV0cu IVI CHl
Senator, with the following result:
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W. Skinner and Miss Myra 7. Alexander, both Of
Bloomington.
In St. Johnsbury. Nov. %. by Rev. H. W. Jones.
Abner NJ. Goodrich and Miss Carrie A. Dea, both Of
st. Johnsbury.
At the residence of Stedman Chubb. Nov %. Henry
S. Chubb and Miss Annie G. Waters. both of st.
Johnsbury.
In St. Johnsbury, Nov. 81, by Rev. E. 7. Sanford
Frank Powers of wheelock and Mrs. Lauretta H. Gage
of St. Johnsbury.
In Danville, Nov. Is. by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Horace
]. Warden of Barnet and Miss Maggie NJ. Dole of
Danvle.
In Sutton, Nov 81, by Rev. M. Atwood. Jesse Anger
of Sutton and Mrs. Hollis Heath Of Sheffield.
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IS, and is not farming SO much as he

ces, and is not farming SO much as he
was.
SHEFFIELD William Pearl has sold
his farm for $500 to Harley Page.
Charles Mcclellan has been arrested
and lined for assault.
LYNDoN.-The annual town meeting
will be held on Tuesday Dec. 10.
Ordinary workmen in the box factory
now receive only ninety cents per day.
and do not have work all the time at
that.
The R. R. shops now run only nine
hours per day, and besides the reduction
in time. the pay has been reduced eight
per cent
On Thanksgiving day union service
was held at the Centre. Rev. Bennett of
the Vile preaching the sermon.
A. T. Beane will teach a singing
SCHOOL, at the Village this winter.
The winter term of school at the Cen
tire commences next monday with Miss.
Chapman of st. Johnsbury, who taught
last term, as teacher.
The accommodation train now stops
at Lyndonville twenty minutes for din
ner, which puts considerable money in.
to the pocket of Virgins of the Unior
| House.
/ If the improvements already made BY
Massey, who lately leased the Lyndor
Centre hotel, are Indicative of what b.
would do if he owned the house, we hop,
he will purchase it as he talks of doing
BURKE.-The Westmore Lumber Co.
which did its chief business at Yves
Burke has failed, and is settling will
the creditors at 35 cents on dollar.
Mrs. Ebenezer Bugbee, widow of tn
late Marcus Coe, died on the Oath inst
and left a will by which the property
estimated at $4,000, goes to the frs
Universalist church of this town.
Perry Porter of the West Village, OF
recent dark night, undertook to eros
the river from Nelson's store to tn
opposite side, by taking rout abou
one rod west of the bridge; after splash
ing about in the water for about thre'
minutes, he concluded to try the bridge
A bath is always good thing, but SOM
prefer warmer water and less clothin
when one is taken.