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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-14
EVERYBODY should rs.dMHk strouss's


advertisement In another column, and
remember that coin talks at his market,
near the postofioe. Virginia. Coin not
only talks, but gets answered BY the
best cuts ct lowest rates. Strouse
means all he says. and families, hotel.
keepers, and oil who desire choice meats
viii DO wsll 70 give him q call.
There will b . matinee ct 9 P. n. to-
morrow at Pipsr's Open House. at
which cyan. the yirsinian" will b
PLAYED. This 10 .. new play, and In It
Frank Mayo Il said to sppsar at his best.
Go early for the house vtlbs crowded.
: A new sidewalk Is going down n lress
Of The Nsypssd Block. u 10 needed.
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Az P. y. today ii was tslephonsd
from the Yellow Jacket mine. through.
osllatin 4 Polsom's store, that the last
biasts we're about 10 Be put In to make
connection on tbs 2700. lsvsl between
lie north dhft from Ne shsit and that
est from ths w1nxs.
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D.psrs.r.. L..s Evss,.g.

Rev Father NEVILLE. II Hill. Ed Wilson.
George Lester. "A Smith. 8 Simpsoo. ]
C Patrick. W c dliddon. W Z Robey. Geo
NcParlAn. Nrs Treat, R n Dagsett. = W
Treat. Mrs. J c Curris. A II Miller. Mrs.
Mecloud. E strothsr and wife. B W Wood.
q X Carter.
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THE MrrtoRIc SHOWER.

That Grand Display or sheesisg
stars Predicted By Professor
Tice, ~ Observed By . New"
Rcperter-rhe Failing Star
Mutation.
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THAT DIVIDING LINE.

The Trouble which Attends tbs
surveys-The Patented 0reund
Ten Feet shors, According -
Mr.. James Rurvey-Lexal Opin.
ion ON she Question Involved.
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.
NETTING or rae SOCIETY LAST
EVENING.

posasisus-Psa Win which Grant
higaed the Constitusten - Ar
raags0sass fer the Coming Fair
and Festival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-14

x~
lat h'.Si"'
40 Raymond Il Ely. w.
Ito Eureka Con-, 2aS'sos
SIS Belmont. I. s5c
IT'S X K Con-. 81
200 Gils, $50
, $50 Northern Belle.
$50 Husssy, l5c
100 Metallic, CSC
a Grand Prize. 2 IS, ~
1850 Arrenta, s5c.1
$50 Navajo. soc. Coo
1850 Endowment. 600
li65 Independence. =
as Bale Islo. 4 60. 4 %, 81 %
$50 Day. I IS. I 40
400 Hillside. ~. 1 10
$50 Paradise
9s5 Real del Monte.
2025 North Belle Isls. Sc. 6Oc
COS Bodis. i2t. l2k. l2t. l3k
AS Bschtsl. I IS. 2. I 30
$50 NcClinton. Toe. &c
l20 Tiogs. 2 30, 3
100 Bulwer. IL
20 summit. ~
2oo Syndicate. eS.es'sS
HAAA Ah
SaS T'sS.iI. as I,
sso n.:,n,.I n
SoS esi.sS.,. IS. IN,
SsS Cs.mrior isc sos
s0 H%I.cLssvr. Zoe
,,So paor.r Cor
ass oussn r. 900
as Sono.
900 - MIA. = 1.ia
ssS nn5i., 4
WIS South Bulvsr, 40s
27o Jupitsr.,i 20
1850 Addends. zoe, $50
90 Noondsy. 4 60
iso North Noonday. 81
SO Double standsrd. SOC
as0 Orisnt. Q
$50 Ala. soc
100 Boston Con-, I 90, I IS. 1 90
500 Martin White, Ia
400 NJ. Diablo. l2k
1900 Tiptop. IN, 1 IS si0. 2. I 81 si0
lao Golden Terra, l2k. l3k
$50 Csisdoai. tBi.ck Hil,,. 8 40
100 West Pacific, IL
i25 Leeds, COO
mn.
Sso Opnir. ". soS ,,L
Ky 1eh,san' ga m
y 9ouia SuIry' ,a,
.so pes. peio1si'
. =,
~ SsvASs. ~ '''
Wv = ,Ift,n's,
os0 Gooilar,t~''H
aso roios,. On ~. a. ,,r
aao nAe Notst
zoS Srown rolns. o.
~ ieiIo1 yss.e'' sS
e.o .mpeti.,. e'0
~ Aipna. "A,
iIo Ssiener, w.
" Sonndence. ,os ,o, .a
A2o sierra nsvsda d. ON 9a$
~ Juan. ioS
l05 Bullion oS.o<
7o Exchequsr. w.
10 Ovsrman, ~
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
GRANT AT CHICAGO.

tsrsorAt 10 Il SOLD nr1L DAILY sswpI
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0sntisman's Furnishing 0oods, sts. Aiss
the following French Goods: Psets Pots IN.
ospss Q i'Huils Harieots vsfts, OLIVES yaretAI
ohampiuons. Anchois Patss TruesA esEdtnss
n. s.-psrtiss wishins 10 by b lots % ssiL
for cash on dslivsry, may Ind Il 70 tastf -
vantage 70 call In, sxamins he geods - ~
0oods dsivsrsd frss Of eharss.
ssm v.LKHERY..
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Mr.. Lowery stated further that he was
authorized by Mr.. Mcclellan to extend
to the ladies and Pioneers . special in
vi.ation to visit his studio In the Douglas
building. Room a..
The Society. a. requested BY the 10.
dies, instructed the Secretary to send
an invitation to Mr.. Mcclellan to attend
the next meeting Of the ladies, and also
to attend the meetings OF the Society.
Brother Baker suggested that the
Committee on Tickets get less than the
usual number. - at the Socisty's picnics
not o half procured were ever used.
LAprrs' sIoHr.
The Society was reminded BY the
Marshal that their next meeting would
b. Ladies' night" and he suggested
that the Davis family be engaged to
furnish music for the OCCASION. The
Marshal was authorized to attend to the
matter.
Members OF the Society were instruct
I'd 10 standardization to their friends TO
attend and have . good time - the next
meeting would come on Thanksgiving
night.
MORE x1scEILASrous.
The subject Of the price OF admission
to the Fair was asitatsd end al agreed
thst Il should BE- Axsd ct ffty cents.
Mr.. Lowery said that the stage had
bssn removed from National Guard
Hall. Il would b uscsssary for the
Committee on Eutsrtainmsnt to tmpro.
wise one or bald . platform or some
thing Of the hind.
Il was stated that The ladies bad
decided not to run the risk OF havina
pictures brought from San frsnoiaeo for
the gsllary and Incur the sxpsnse o.
freight on them. - saoush Tor tbsif PR
pose could b procured on the constoes'
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We call the special attention Of Nfns aaa
Nil Superintendsna 70 our large and eooe
plsts stock Of OILS and Candlss foe ntll 81
:. 2in'1 EJ SSrY giSGaS M' :: Se; ss ~; s :is' :: q - 80
nom any part OF the Unitsd States, I'm
suablinG mile and mines on the Comstoek -
purchase Oils, Candles, ETC.. - cheap in VII
gtnia - they can other In Ban b rsncisoo %
elsss eoods, delivered frss Of chares q d
mines In Virginia or Gold Hill.
j.. 4 J. D. MAllons
% virQtnia. Nevada.
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The Society OF Pacific Coast Pioneers
held Q regular meeting at their hall. B
street. Virginia, last evening. President
Taylor in the chair. The minutes Of
the last meeting we're read and approved.
a. were also those OF . meeting Of the
Board OF Directors recently held.
Bills to the amount Of S53 80 were
read and referred TO the Finance Com.
mittss.
, 1879-01-22

Adjourned TIL Tomorrow morning, when the
Senatorial result will bs announced iu Joint Con.
ycntton.
At II o'clock Mr, speaker James notified the
Houso ulat tie hour ha.l urrlycd for actlon un.
dsF sas Joint resolution OF usa Legislature, pre-
llsnanury to tho election Of United btates bct,-
ator. The Joint resolution, u,ul the Federal
4tstutes governing in the rasp, were read, uul
thereupoa the Speaker announced that uotnEna-
tlons Ut candidates for the United 8tats4 Senate
were In oedcE.
Nj. Mason, Of Cook, In accordance With pre-
ytous arrangement, arosa aud nom!u4tcd Joha
4. Loxat, IN somewhat ornate aud rather pso-
liz oratiun.
hr. staw, Of Carroll, seconded the uomIna-
tion BY the reading Of carefully Prepared
speech Of considerable !cugth, a.,d very culo-
gIstic in it, characterization Of tho gentleman
n4mca.
ucor9c 8csosgs, Of Champaign, also seconded
the nom mlrstlun Of Logan Ia 4 bltaf aid soma-
what autlbiogsaphtal spsec4
Dir. AcfIe, Ut Randolph, also read little
speech Oh the ssMe subject, followed by Ms.
nuwey, Ut Madison, after which -
TUX DEMOCRACY
we're allowed suiall opportunity Tor airing their
eloqueucs III nominating Gcn- John e. B!ark, ot
, 1879-01-22
KANSAS.
1H0ALl.s PROBABLY .dETs IT.

Spfftut f3itt,HleA IN H. = 7FtsMhf.
TorEEA, Kan, jun. Ex-senator Ingalls,
reached here to-tlay, ami wns warmly vel
cotuc.L Il larFcdcIcgat!on of leading Encn from
Atchtson also arrived this AFTERNOON to work for
lie election Of ingalls,. Tile candidates oil have
lcadquartcrs at Tho rcNt liousc, mid tho cun.
tcat las commenced Ia real earnest. No tntrll-
gent tdca OF the strength u tlte several c1n.
ddatcs eau yet be gained, ~ conflicting urc the!r
c!uims, There ara at least Ilrty Huat-
Ing votca which uro liable to drift
in cltller direction. 1'lln ingalls,
men are pledged to stay With him under all
circumstances. Thta Is believed to bu the most
favorable fcuture Of Ills cnnyass, n hopck ara
entertained tliat yntcs Will be drAwn to him
frum ull.rr candidates, In consequence Of his
continued uubrnkcn front. Simpson IL striving
to artlu!ro sufficient votcs to coutr0l the resuit
By transferring them to:onu ut the other csndl-
dates. ucneral estimates place him fourtk. VI
the list, but It IL not believed lat he Is lu the
!t,le OF promotion.
TuR PRESENCE or lNaALLs
IL doing tnuch 10 Improve bis chances Al.d cot.
ec1tratc hts fprrea. phlllips IL working for tlle
Greenbark vutcs In nl4tt!ou to Ills uW1l stsengt!h
Mkt to lngnlls, cx.uuy. .intuuhy's prospects
are lnost encouraging. Clark Is not gaining, "nl
eoltnts only upon Ills daZrH Or t1loru uf pcfsufMl
tr1ent&. Ex.Sesatur Harvey AMI CoHe Hercssnan-
eject Anderson aru hero t" take IIast IN lho cx
csstscs, II eallc.l upon. AT Informal caucus Ut
Republicans was held tu-nfEht u consider the
alytsabtllty of Kotrg intu Il rrguIar Republican
caustls fur nominating seputor. s1tv-ttra
ll,r,llbsrs were present, Iinst Ut wllum tayUr
the caucus plan. Another nrcsll!E ID tn ba
tel.i VI. Thursday night 10 iuEluGr outsider tue
subject.
, 1879-01-22
WISCONSIN.
Hpfetdt Dt4ut44eh 10 M J$1bHek

WATEns0wN, Wis, Jan. 2L-At the *nccal
rlrrt,,n for Stats Sel,Htor Of the TwriIty.third
District held tulay q, two-thlrds vote MAS
lolicd. rllsB city vumpletu gave J. D. Bennett,
llepub'icaE, 4o2 maIurity oYsr Walior i. urscnc.
Dcnocsat; Towu vi Watc1town, Ucuueit, ) Inu-
1orsty: lx"nfa, lu7 nlujor'ts: Fort AtkIIsou, I'll
.haturlty for Bcnncts: Waterloo, Bennett, Is
majority; PALMYRA. Hcnurit, !: kusllkuauug,H
majority luF strnurts. Kcsurns fnuHatv .nu
election If bennett by fulr maturity. The mill
Aatn question entered largely iuio the ranshss,
tifernr, The Democratic cunIifuts, representing
Thu ml'l'datn Interests throughout tlla EQUITY.
, 1879-01-22

iiAnA1snuRu, III, jat. 2l.-liotE houses
met to-day u,ul vote! for United States senatur.
III u,t Seuatc. tEc yute stood: J. Donaldson
Calnerou, ~; Daniel Agnew, =; II. r. Thayer,
|; Edward Mcrler.on, /; u. A. Grow. |; a0~
sent, |.
III tile Ituuss, Lut1leron was declared elected.
tlle vutu bet.,gs Camcron, IN; CIymuE, IL; Az.
Acw, II; aiepAerAun, :.
Iiiu jlulse Wi! meet in joint convention TO-
MORROW to formerly elevt \ 6euatoF.
, 1879-01-22
Voorhees, Takes the Reward o1
His Popularity in unwashed
Indiana.
Cameron Elected in Pennsylvania,
Conkling in New York, and
Platt in Connecticut.
Matt Carpenters Opposition Falls to
Pieces, and lie WILL De
Elected.
Wilkinson Gall to Succeed Simon B. Con.
over Rs Senator from Florida.


TIE ELRCrtoX.
Spectas Dispasch 10 rae tribune
epnrH0FIKLD, ILL.,, Jan. 91.-,The hour having
arrived for the election of United States sGna-
tor, thc Senate reconvencd, n1i the Secretary
read tho United States etatulo prescribing tAc
tnodus opcrandi.
Senator Whiting, Of Bureau, With ponder
ously-writtcn oratfon, proceeded to nominate
John A. Logan, whom ils called great states-
man, patriot, and Roldfcr. As the orator pro-
cecded with his tur2d nonotony' tle Senators
on the Democratic side dozed OIL into gentle
stumber, while those on Tic other picked their
teeth and played with their watchcha'ns.
Senator MaYbornc. Of KANE, scco'ided the
nomination, and occasionally acw to rhcto'tcal
Nights, from which c fell like tic stiek from An
exhausted r'sckct.
sunator Hunt, Of Edgar, came to the relief
OF tl'e previous speaker, aat} seconded t'c nom.
nation 10 modest lttsio speech, which laeked
tho vim ald irc Which marked Ills cltort When
nominating DICK og!cbbY Ia the CAUCUS. LIE
speech to-day wR* thnl OF thc paid attorney.
Senator Dearborn, Of Mason, on ochai Vi inc
Democratic party, nominated dcr. John T.
Black, A1lA was seconded by
SENATOR GALLON, or MORGAN,
Who called attention to the Incl that no eoftup~
tion.tno1icJs had ever touched tic hands Of bis
candidate. Gen. blnck brought no army OF
hired hcnchmen to I'LL tho Capitol un1 the hotel
corridors, AID wrench from the representatives
Of the pcoplo lilo Senatorial prize Ills noratna-
tiou sought hin, bcioEc hs knew he was \ cand'-
die. Ms. Gallon then proceeded 10 have s
liltlc say about the Electoral Commission, :" tho
stupondous fraud, by the side Of which treason
is respectable" Gen. Black was n soldier, asnl
ho drow hia sword Without pcrsuasion, and when
the time came ilo know how to Ehcatho It.
8cnntor Merritt, Of Marion, was glad two
wcso here, aud regretted there wasn't more +"
Of US. fLaughter.1 It should never bo said
tllat the position OF United Ssatcs Senator WAS
banded about, bastercd, md tFnuea for. Its
occupant should say That ho wss called to II by
the populur voice. t1on. Black llas ncycr truck
1nI ufa~ n IL hus M faint nm lila milf I'm |
, 1879-01-22
iC1s FIVE CENTS.

!, but tomorrow Il IL expected the race will
p sun In earnest. Senator Eusus may suescsl
8 nse'f+ yet despite certain newspaper articles
j c Governor IL 4 dark horne OF. ttictt!t, aud
tl1-trained. No duel between Messfs. Cun-
:Ing!'am and Dupre, but all quiet OIL the Mis-
etestpp!.
, 1879-01-22

THE LON0 AND SHORT fkHN4,
Sr. LOUIS, Ja,i. 2l.-'rha ballot for Untted
Suites senator was taken In each House Of tie
Legislature 1t Jetlcrsun Ctsy this nuon, which
resulted III tho election Ut the Detnosrasic
eaucus Dom!lIees, ueu. Jatnsa Shields for tllt
shuFt turn, and Col. ugorgu g. vest fur tut
luuE teEu.
, 1879-01-22

FEESAs. HUGHES KIRK
'fouot r'ess'ns, 1tenf' conof i: a n. AmnLEn
Aatcattne. tfuseatlnc County; ;vv.y.,tvxr
7 ''' ~'sDiEH DiEH 4 Firc1IFATn1cK.
~" "'"p''"' .n''11''" ''oiii}iiAM lillian SHAVER.
"' '1''e1 ~e'"''' sANKEY 4 CooK.
Forthwood Worth County.
onawa City, Monona County. .,,ra,,-.
"'' @''>"e' s''.' BROWN BISHOP.
~~ o1'' II. L. TEMPLE.
otkaioo4s, Afshasks County; ;,r,,. ,.tr.,,,
ottumwa- wspetlo County,, ~. ..,,.-.,,,
Rock Rsptds, Lyon County. ,.r,.,,
''a~ ~'''' "e~''' ~~ CHASE 4 TAYLOR.
Upton. cedsr County. ..,,,.. :, ,,.,,,.u
srilunLE d KfNNE.
- a1lcnn1sT 4 HA1SEs
Waterloo BACK HAVE e'ae'{; aEo,IaE onpwAY.
W.ntcrsct, Madison County.
KANsAs-Ablous, Dickinson coitntY: :. . ,,,,,,,.,
Ateh''00' Ateh''0n c9gHHt{i c9gHvHtt{insr q wAuoExrls
. 1surltnRame, osaas County. ~. r,,o,,.o.,
Council ofor'. Morris cSSs,,; ;2Sg n,s;oy . nrnruAm
E1dorado. nus,er County. ,,,.,~,, = >,,>a,, -.
Great Bend. barton County. 49,. :. 1900,
'h''peh'ene' A'''e'"e'' e'1nIsN1El pAN1El anAss.
@"''s'' D''*'.' ~'''''i SAMUEL A. 1,,das.
Ae''en"o''o' Aea''n"0''A A'''pt' Il. un1swoLD
LYona, n!co County. ,,.., =. ,..,.~<,.-.
Fences. Eeu,eha County.
TEGk. RYAN d JOHNSON.
' o~ j.. 1t. BALpEllsroN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BRANCH CS9nty y, M r, 1v,,,,,r
Detroit, Waync County, -....
Grand Rapids. Kent County. 1......... .e..-..
11ouehton. iToushtou County, ,,,.,,n,.
1ahpemtnR. Marquette County.. .s-.,.-
JOHN D. CONEIY.
Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo Counsy;-, :, ,,,,,,
MuskcRon, Nuskeeon County. -
NlNHEsorA-Mo -MontcSidcut Chipesxk Eoast|: 49,,
PERKINS wI1lprLE
]. II. DulsLIHGAME.
' IENI,Y Il. WELLS.
' J. 1t. GILMAN.
h'ssoon'-ca''e0a'' 1'''Ds'o0 ge%psyn gSlS N. posp.
KAnsas Clty, jackson County. =. ...,z
Platt.burR Clifton County. .,,,.o. - ,,,,a>.,,,.
bitoApiiEAD. bLAY1AcK & ltAEussLER.
MONTANA TEf1-Eott l'cnton, Ehotcau Gn4MtT:
Virginia City. hsdlson County. :.
NHDHAsKA-Albion. 1'oone County:
Destrtec, Gags County.
r.,,. ~. n,,s.~,.an iii'oNAs l.. aR1rFT.
- ' -0' IsIiAM REAvfB
0edevs. Finore CountT.
Grand Il1snd. Halt County. :.
Hebron, Thayes County.
>...-.... .,.- HARDWOOD 4 AMEs.
II. L. HAYWARD.
~.-,...'.... I'm. rtluHsToN.
WHEELER 4 STONE
il. DEMpsTEIa
Tccumleh. johnson County,
S~ W.T.. SCOTT.
TExAs-Ds!lhs, Dslias CountY. "
urAu rrunlronY-oea.n cv %:Sor sSel ctus.; MscoS.
Salt Lake City, Salt Laks County. - ..a.a
wlscoNsls-A'ms. Buffalo ceyat{; ,.nn.,. -.
Baldwin, St, Croix County. --..-..-..'..
ch'ppo~a Falls Chippewa coanty, , 1s.r,s.
Eau c1'tfs' Eau Claire COMFY; ~ Nv, - n1nnnvu
Green uay. Brown County. .,.,,.,. .
J'ne''ttIo. Rock cosp.55; ossp9..55;,,,osa \ n,,.w,un,p
Madison. Dana County.
NefiIsvts'e, Clark countS.
s. '''' ,,''a ''"1's~3e SG;HAisLEs v. rELKElk
HENRY 7. ruLIEI.
| ' '~A ~"' II. r. PROCTOR.
wvou,voTvun,rovvr~..!oIlK,;A, A. KE1Lo9a.
'A~'1 &@'@"' '"'A '-A r. 4. T,i0MAB.
, 1879-01-22

KENTUCKY.
specta. D..pa.ea to 7a4 TttAxne.
c,xc+xx.,, q Ian. " Tho firhcrna,orf.1
s.,nn -, r.,''a. ~, oa "a ,"..a..,..'.
ea'fpa'e" ~. !" ne"1ueky u EFo"lhs ntesest't'g'
lie County Conventions to instruct delegates
to tlie Statc Convention are bcing marked ly
tho utmost disorder. In Allen anil Todd
f.t,,tI.. III, oo,,..t t.,,.,., H.. 1,,..aI,x,,
w., ,t'' ."e -o.'s.s "es" ."1
hs'a uhues"ooa lactlons WAS ca s'oleht that t'e
CONVENTIONS hatl to tie adjourned tn avoid
dangerous collisions. Underwood, who la lii,
nrcsrnt 1Jr,,tcn,ul.f:o :orcrnor. Is nan NJ varetl
sr,,ot,,,isn,nn,,, vtca ~ xrs,,. ,ne ,,a,,n,. :.
, 1879-01-22

i,rMThact. Tct:rcrFx. sr,tss' s'"
iiutterwortb, Mckinley, Scxson.
Chase. MiIeham. soan,
Inv. O'Mnliey. i snYdsr.
uurfee. UrcnIuf1, Thomson,
Efn:it1an' nlsasann"' IfacJ,
Futnunder. rTIrr. Teusjrji'
9iralan', rsickett Vassy.
H.Geni tssis 1;r tt,tothnsL t,n.hs.s Matt.;,, Mat.;
iiaii ,,ialattp1, iicayiil, Wcber
liallIday,. koLinson{ {5aek. Wentworth,
tttt"rtE,omt,, tt"rrt,u,,, ,asaal, tprt nerAn' 1Inx'
liinekvy, toni,
yon ALEXANDER cAxphxIL.
Smith. Elliott, Moss.
i;s.SF1: ;,t.sn,: sos:,. say 1p.homp;,nnt t"1l)
Ffew,"
ron x'Aut1rrE..
slh!oeek' Ehfaafdts MeYeF-3'
MI nA"Ts. OF LOGAN
sote 1of LoGah: Mt SPEAKER 10 compliance
w'tlt Tue rulings o. tue nq]ortty Of thc repre-
heutatses VI LUZ NcpAo''eAN purify ~ oecolnc1
NY o"ty W 'otc 4o1 oe''' ooh" AZ Aos"'1 1oF
.3'a u'nseu olates ee"aus. "h'c .ee' uin' ~.
!tseal nonos piuu1 INC 70 ssaSeet ue soee 0.
lnc inalotHy' set a'eo ieel l"at NY se"so u
pohlc4. poi'ey a"u !us''eo pfotes'e aEa''s1 'A's
'oe nat' -. eoua'ussa.!qu y. 10 a'l''ty scts
W. a4'a to eno,se VI u's .AIpau"e1" tsHeseat-
A. 1,ovan."
a"s 'eau't W "a. oa.ot H"s use'A'eu ~ .us
lm,a c],ecrx.
Rho tIou.a cd,or-nod
rim srn1Ton,.I, x,.cr,ox =. ovan. -.
r,r N, f,,lt vo,o rf ,ba pnn,,h,,.ar ,.r,v T.,
i,oti, 1io,,.c. t.,gnn .os .tossn Itr,,nT, st,,.s
sonoto, for ,hr n.vt .,r y..r. H. ro.oIs.d
w vot,. !, ,,n, urr,o ma ~ IN ,h,,
s,.ratc r,,sro i. .,rcngo co,,.,,,.,ucs ,,, tl,o
, 1879-01-22

HAAfFoRD, CONT, jan. 21.-Doth Houses OF
tho Legislature elected Ury,tlc H.. PlAtt 10 Lis
United HtAtes 8eDatc.
, 1879-01-22

GOV. VANCE ELECrEn.
RALElon, ian: 3l.-lhc two Houses Of lie
Legislature elected Gov. Z. o. Vance United
Ht4tge 8epAtor.
, 1879-01-22
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoxK, Jau. 8l.-W0lt d LoYy, iobbcrs
in cloth, ~ Church atscat, made 'au assIxuuarut
to-<lay u 1sllozS Lowenthal. Liabilities aa.l!
tu be large,
, 1879-01-22

hALkQTlMu.

L17rLs Rock. Ark, Jaa. sl.-rhs Joint vote
OF thu Legislature for upsee1 States senator
was: J. D., Walker, 81; Il. .Ja4nsou, s.; Nh.
neil, ~; Z. baxter, II: scattering, Y; necessary
u elert, I'll,
, 1879-01-22

..., AMI" m
.r,voyA rEn,-phoent., u.stcop. County. -
A""o'> VIII. 4. HANCOCK.
f'e'eo''' RUSH d WELLs.
ncn,c,. Arapahoe County. '''o' ~ . A-'.1
peA'-'' WELLS. BMlTn d MACON.
.TlloMA9 MITCHELL
y.os,op, Yank.on County. A' 1'~'
@ 4. q. sHlr1f.
nL1Sofs-A'edo' s'efoef inSssss1Er nHsSErr 4 WHARTON.
fEloom1nk'on' scIe4" I&S9EHh0N 4 HnNuLrA.
..-u, Witt. coro,, g. j. NAM
Charleston coes COUNTY x1cx11x 4 r,cKt1N.
Chseako' COCK coan3s' SLEEPER d Within.
oeoe''' Kane e'oa''' J. II. MAYnoRs.
~ ,,,.... c,u,,. u NJ ohieS'
MnnisIs0S: MlliTLdcK &IrP1Ncorr.
'e''>' '" GEORGE y. HzRDMAH.
Lincoln. Logan County. unn,rr \ aroKpa
Msnhhll. Clark County, n + au,,nrn
Monmouth, warren {; G9nntY. pup, % l. cn,pp
Monticello f'''s County LODGE q HUSTON.
.,-,-.. w....,.. ,,or,,x J. N. READING.
MDtfl4ous " NVAutfs
80. ,,,,u.,.,. ..,,n,v VIM J. Acco7'
~. u.. s,hfsoS 4 DUFF.
oreRos, osle County, p n,rrcurr
ottsws. Lssslie County. r,,u,,,,
n..,.- ro., c,nn,x G. e. RLpHEpoE.
fa1ton4 Ford County. A. aAwp1E
rctGn, Taxewell County.
n..,. p.,,,. co,n,v A'b. sA"SHM
,.,...,..,.. v....q CHATIT q:aTY BROS. uLntca
Te'e''ou'so' "enAsa eo'o' r. ", McNEHkEY.
rMtaheld, Pike County. ruos .uopr,r,uoros
4Aos' "o"AA1So4oS'
Quincy. Adams COZ faiTFt;norr / ,,,,uAunann
Rockfof1. H'nnebAgo County. - n op.7pr
ehebyTllic. Shelby County, J:,>,n,,,, . u...,,u
eprlngneld. ssnR&mon Goqnty.., >,.,,,v,,
, 1879-01-22

ALBANY, N. T., Jsu. 2l.-Ths Legislature TO-
day reelected hoscos Conkliug United a.atcs
6euator. lhe vota atoot: Scuatc-conktitsg,
"; william Durshcilner, II. Asaetntl}-
Conkltug, u; porsheimcr. -; Peter coopes, =.
, 1879-01-22

CQSuSKk'4 sUCck54oH.
JAcKsoxvllLE, Fla, Jan. 3l.-At Tsllahassae
to-day tl'e Legislature elected Wilkiu4oa Call,
HeuAtor, to sutspel Conoyer.
, 1879-01-22

TALK.

spsciol 0t&pdtcA 10 1at TdSuHx.
Nxw ORLEANS, Jan. 91.-Tilerc s4s moro
scuriug to-1ay tor the Uuitcd States Seostos-
, 1879-01-22

ballot for United States Senator. {
1on CARPENTER, REPUBLICAN,. 3
A:''en, r. ;9srdner' Ia.ss Naes,er, E
AHssnAn, linuaen, Simpson.
1taftcr. fill. SpcMcc.
EAstm1o, Johnson, Washhurn4
Field. Inyctuy, Mldnle-W'
Fisher, NcItac,
ron kEyEs. RxPuHtfcAx.
Bailey, Gilbert. Mc1,nfn,
barry. ficmtnf, Mitchell.
blackstone, i1ntehtAop, Ortrnndct+
Bullock, 1aduc, Peterson. H. H.,
f'ady. Irwts 1hosba4.
El1tuwood, McDfll, Vincent, ". ]. 18
ron HOWE. REPUBLICAN,
h'e,tSS; ''sssis;, M.;sssn, 'ssfs".; VII. SSsin.''''
nurdgc, mason, Wehstcr.
Clark, Morse. Williams.
Sssa.5et. SS!ssss'.. spssssf ss = Kelley
nlnklcY. Gei.c, I.not.
carcl, keogh, snrrrtnx,
Carey, 3fHckerhelds. SteGcn.
DRyslou. Murphy, Thcisscn,
llcnlug. 0Elaherf5, The!cu.
Frank. Ptlu0s. zander-11.
~ xoR norcx. onEsxnAGxxn.
$$ss$ !; D. ;;Ss,ss s;;s.s:x ;s::s 's;;ss;s; e. r.
Frost, Ill.
Messrs. Coz. DETROIT, and Deeraug voted ior
414t tIG hA14cOf sflEA6{9s N4llEk& AHA 3AhASAsVA
for ex+}uv. J. r. Lewis; John Brtndlcy Tor
Pbitctus Sawyer: ". T.. Carter for e. Z. Wasl4-
burn; ". Il. FttxGcrald for Fred ". Horne.
The Assembly then adjourned, the ballot
being merely In compliapcc with the law.
I1fR SENATE
met Al 1880 this evening to ballot for United
States Senator. But one bnllot was taken, Bnt
tl,at merely for forms sake, to COMPLY with tho
law un tie matter. Following Is the yote:
ron KHrxs, REPUBLICAN.
bailey. AcFctF1dgc. scott,
Campnei. Reynods, we5sh-11.
FOR cAMrExTzR, nEFunt:tcas.
Ch'pmau, Lopef, Van seha4ek-6.
GG.'mmer. err e'.,.x.. noush'on' sw*En'
ron RrAH, DEMOCRAT;
3Atndstson' Anderson %Sorfan' S.af' M.s,s' MK.ish,mssnd'
lludd, Rankin,
SENATOR Deering voted for ]. 7. Lewis; Seu-
ator Hathaway for e. C. Washburp.
iATEn AND SOMEWHAT sunrRtsINa.
The triangular light for Unitcd States Senator
virtually closed tonight, al,d Matt Il. Car
penter will, without louos, be nominated OH
the first bnilot Tomorrow morning.
The forces Of each candidate have been
kept well In hand until ttrni9ll.
After tho Adjournment OF tho caueus at
go'clock the Kcycs aud Howe mcu huld cau-
cuses III private rooms. and atterwar together.
Propositions were mallo by bo:h to support
either, but nothing could be agreed upon. The
bcat Of feelfng prevailed, aud both caucuses a'l-
journcd. Ar. 1Iowe's nan,e WIS withdrawn
aud nlany Of Ills friends aockvd to Carpenter.
Enough rotea will 70 10 Carpenter
TO INSURE MS KLkCTIoN ON 7HE FfHsT nAL-
LOT,
mud probably by acctamatton. The Reyes mud
Hove men arc thoroughly lcmoEalzcd uni lls-
gus,rd, while Carpenters supporters arc In tho
seventh heaven Of delight. uowc's uainc will
not ba presented nt the casleus, but kuycs'
nano will be, nn1 Senators Burrows, Price,
Treat, Scott Wclch, bailey, Reynolds, aui
others will atiek to t1vfr choice, and i,e beaten
II tiny must b., hut beaten honosahly ulnl
sguarely. Ell s4ulerson, Of Milwaukee, who
l,aa been the especial champion OF Carpenter. Ii
the Lappicst man !n tho un;tcd States Tonight.