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Beallsvills Normal School.

fNHR Fifth Session Of this School opens
July Ia, 1879 and closes September
10, 1879. - ssa7 yuo
We take pleasure in offering to the pat.
no ising public superior advantages over any
other school in Eastern 0hio--amons whioh
ere a corps OF efficient Instructors, written
Examinations, good and cheap boarding. =
moral and social community, arst class
Literary Society. a thorough course OF Lee
lures, and at the closs Of the session, the
COuny Teachers Examination.
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lNFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name of
F. J. Wfegei. Of jackson township, as a
candidate for Infrmary Director; subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con.
ventiora MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name of
Philip Schumacher, Jr.. of Center
township, as candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS
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1873.

1919.
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New Prints. New Muslins.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW READY MADE CLOTHING
Table Linens. Pillow Castings.
Sheetings, and Full Stock of
DomeSticS Suitable for the Season.
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
All are invited to call and examine our stock.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
mch1l,'79Y.
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wooasaeId stock Market.

March 10--Cattle 2a3c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2a24c per
pound gross.
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SCHOOLS.
NO r NJ Al S CHI ooL.
.WOODsFIELD, OHIO.
THE Spring Term of this School will
J begin April 2l, 1879, and continue
Ten weeks. 81
ADVANTAGES OFFERED Dr raIs scnooL,

ADVANTAGES OFFERED Dr raIs scHpoL,
wvodsfeld, being the Con ity sea-. offers
advantages superior to ell other tow in the
county. The { rm will close befors the hot
weather, so uufsvorsble to stady commences.
The principal and his assistants are teachers
of large expsrieuc,, aud Will conduct the
school according to the latest and best meth.
ods Of instruction. In addition to these ed.
vantasss, the price Of boarding and tuition
will be put al very low rates. s.irsg
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-03-11
E% Fruit Trees,
Grape Vines,

And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M, A. WAY, Woods6eld, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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TREASUR Err.

ED SPIRIT: Announce the name of
John GatChell as candidate for re-nom.
ination to the Office of County Treasurer; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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AUDITOR.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
Daniel Neuhart, Sr.. of Center town
ship, US a candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Center township
will hold a Nominating Convention, for
township officers, in Wooasfeld, on
Saturday, March 10th, 1879.
Polls to be opened at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
aud closed at 6 o'clock z. NJ.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1879-01-15
PARIS q DANVILLE.
Xpsttaf h&p9tcA to 3Ae Jtftune.

DANv1LLE, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-Flve hundred thou.
sand dollars Of thu Paris & Dans'lte Railroad
bonds, with 100000 interest coupons attacheY
wcre to-day offered ut auction as tho a.tets u
tho Danville Banking Il Trust Company. At.
tornoy Green, Of Springfield, in tue Interest ot
tho Wabash Road, offered s5l, 200 casl1. llenr1
Crawford, of Chicago, for tho Chicago l.
Eastern Illinois, bid s53.oo. No other
bids being offered, the Court decided to
continue the salo for two weeks. II no
other bids are nlato the Court Will confirm tas
aaje to tho Chicago & Eastern Railroad, whlra
will enable tue Assignee OF tho Danvlllc Hank.
Ing Il Trust Company to pay oil It's liabilities
1U0 cents Oh thu doltur. Thu Assignee was rep
rcsentcd by J. D. Mann, Esq', attorney Of TIL
city.
, 1879-01-15


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 14.-Tho Er.n,,,
Wfsconsfn coosntns The following important au,
nouncement In connection With the tinaue,,t
difficulties OF the Wisconsin Central Ra!lsay.
"The Wiseuns(n regrets to announce today ,h,t
the legal complications which have ar,scn in r..
gnr1l Ia The Wisconsin Central Railroad Cum.
pany hare at last compelled the trustccs Of III,
tnortRAte b0nds to take possession Ut the pr,n,
ertY. II appears that certain foreign bun,I.
holders, owning nbout per cent Vi nlt tho
bonds, have 50 embarrassed the Company G5
suits for Injunction aud by garnishsclng tbet,
funds that tho operating Of tic rual
and payment Of tho employees wa Imperfect, Il
nppcars alao TINT tho Milwaukee, II Nnrthe,n
Company, whose ruutl was teascd to tic Ws.rop.
cold, also took legal measures 70 protect then.
selves, which added to tho complications, anl
was probably tao last straw which hfoks tla
can,cla baclI.'
should bc forced tp this step at this time, 4.
the lE1seoas;a learns that the Cumpauy liz.
never before bren III 80 promising euuiltfon.
| "The officers Of The. Company are stu saa.
rutno that tho restits Of Nil tticr litigation viii
be suclt as tn project every creditor, anu 10 eua
bio them 10 pay every honest debt incurred ia
tho construction and operation Of tho rallroaLH
This afternoon Tia TRIBUNE correspon1en.
tntcrv,swcd President Colby, ant! Learned trsn
effected very quietly on the 4tt Of tho present
month. Mi. colby said substantially, Tin.
road Is being operated by the sauio officers a,
formerly, with John 4. Stewart, President oi
tic United states Trust Conpans, Of Sss
York, and f. II. Abbot, Of Boston, ns Tsusteea
10 far a. the Milwaukee, d Northern Rold,
which Is being operated by the Wisconsin Cen.
tral under q 00Dyear lease. ID coe.
ccrncd. the Trustees will probably oper.
ate IL until permanent ARRANGEMENTS can
be madc with Jesse lIoYt, the President Of thai
Company, aud Trustee under ther mortgage.
There Is base possibility tint Tho lease h'ay 10
Cancelled aud the road revert to tho onEtpal
| Company. 1t Is tnrtlly probable, however, thst
this atll be tloac, as tho Milwaukee d Northern
Division is turgelY depen1ent on the Wisconsin
Central for business. Then. too, tho lino nvcls
10 bo relroncl, thus tncurrtug very heavy II.
pcnsc, which would dev01yc On tho old corpora,
ton II they should take the road Into their Own
hands. There seems to be no secession fot
alnrn among the creditors Of the Wisconsin
Centtal Company because Ut thts ci4an9s
iuasmuch al tl.crc is hut 1ittlo due except ioi
current expenses, and matters Of this kind
which will undoubtedly b. paid In full. rdt
change will make hut little difference ID tt
management ot the road, ~ It has for thrcs
years rast been run practically in the lntcre.tu
The boudhodcsa, Tho officers will now repnsl
. directly to the Trustees Ut the bonds, lnsttadu
: tho Directors. rs hcrctofofc.a
, 1879-01-15

vantage OF Carpenter and Howe, whose snr-
porters arc becoming weaker In their support.
When tho caucus mccla. ao1nc OF the latter VIII
hardly know whom they want elected most'
their ffht ur second choice. The ca,scua Inns
bccn called for Thursday evening NEXT. Tho
absence Of any combinations by which future
Scnatorshtrs or other Offices are effected u
notcsl a. good omen for the future succcsa Of
tho party. All seem to have tho Roat of tic
party ut l,cart, md states or combinations will
not be attempted. Tho 7isnes' dispatches from
here belitt.clng Kcycs' strength and ovcrrating
thcatrcugth ot Carpenter ami (Inwc nrc nmuftng
lii tnclr nbsurity. All who nrc posted knosT TINT
neither Howe nor Carpenter will bc elected.
An cx.srnatos said to-dny that senator HONG
himself atlmftted yrar stncc, In "ashingtoh'
t1Iat he had beeu SO lung nbsent froin Wisconsin
TINT llu fell tint lu scarcely knew her WnntR.
Ycs,f' aided a Young KcYcs man, who believes
thu rising men ot The State aro unknown 10
Senator Howe, ~ Have vas obliged to writo
nfty letters to politicians Of Wisconsin. he would
address unc-haii Of them 10 nc1,bcrs Of tho old
Constitutional ConscnttonB, must Of wlloin arc
dead, SO little docs lie Know Of the rcsent pol
tiles aud politicians VI The State"
4 call Is published Tonight by tho Chairman
Of tho sc,,a.s md Assembly Republican ca.,ct's
| calling ea,ieus VI tic Republican members Vi
| tho Legislature for tho Nomination III Unttet
Stntca Scnutor In tic Sc,lnie chamber nt tlalf
past OH Thursday evening.
| IN THE SENATE,
| n lnrge number Of petitions Wcyc presented ask
/ luz tAe submission If constitutional amend
1ncHt prohibiting the sails Of Intoxicating
liquors.
Hills werc Introduced amending II t Revfset
Statutes regarding religious societies.; for tn
purchase ot 400 cuptcs Of Webstct's Unabridgc'
Dictionary.
\ iotnt resolution was adopted instructin
our Representatives In Congress- to opposc III
passagu Ut the Lii now pcndlng In Congress r.
organizing the United Stntes nrny.
IN TItH ASSEMBLY
q resolution cutting olf new business after til
1ss Ut February was introduced.
A bill was introduced u suppress Fagraucy.
, 1879-01-15
MICHIGAN.

LAsslNa, Mich, Jan. 1i.-1n the Ilouse, this
u,urniug, thrse WIS l.vely debate oil the scsa-
1utiup. to Investigate the stase Printers. Tie
G1ceubaekers Hnl Democrats tried 10 get
resolution uuIeu4cd ~ xpIDint special eoi'a-
mitses 20 - 10 get lawyer Ut theiz political
, 1879-01-15

bo correct, II shows that tho Constructton Com.
pany which has been organized 10 build iha
has hal mofe jnfluenrc with Commodore t|.;.
rtson than the ntpnagcrs Of the IIlinols Ccntta
Upon tho arrival III TIM hitter so-iaY tho ron,,n
drum vii! be aolscd thethcr the new lines viii
BE- built OF not. IS
, 1879-01-15

$l5,00 for the ordinary expenses Of the E0ss'
ern Insane Hospital at Kankakee for ono year
from JuIy |, 1870, aud from July !, 1880, At the
rate OF $50, Goo per nnnum; aleo bill approrr'-
a.tng $500. 900 for completing and furnishing TIC
various buildings OF tho hospital In question
still unlufnlshcd. ..
Mt. Sexton, Of Cook, introduced bill pro
vtdinR that, In MI civil proceedings before
justices Ut the Peace, sntntnons shall oe
issued; also providing that the labor of not
more than fifty con7icts shall be ieasea
to contractors IN nnY particular tfauc'
business, or labor; also providing TINT, III sus"
tfccs' Courts, Jurors vim are interested IN the
suit, or arc OF kin 10 either party, Of have FORM
cd a settled opinion, or served on Jury within
three months shall be discharged by tho Justice
ut the instance Of either party, or II any Juror
summoned shall DO known to tho Justice to bo a
person who rabtualIy spends his time about
the JUSTICES Court, or Is professional Juror,
he shall bc discharged BY the Justice.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Cook. introduced a bill provia-
;nE that no new contracts shall be nado for tho
labor Of convtcts In the 1otct Pcn!tcntlary. and
that an arrangement shall be made fsr tho man
ufacttse Of suc articles us will be least dctrt-
| mental to honest labor.
| Mr.. Trucsdcll introduced n bill for the rcpcal
OF Sec. . Of the act cxcmptlnE certain pcssoainl
property from attachment and sale on exccu.
tton, and from distrcss Tor rent. approved May
81, 1s77; also bill cxemptinc from gnarnisiI'
n,cnt the wages of defendant who IL tho llcad
| OF family to an amount not exceeding $50
| aiso amending Sec. 3 of tho act In regard tu
forcibic entry anil dctalncr.
str. Wentworth introduced bill amending
Sce. 1ss of the act in regard to the collection ol
taxes, approved March 80, 1872.
Mr.. Wright, Ut lit Pavc, to give effect as csi
deuce without further proof, to loc,ls md other
ronveyanecs executed and acknowledged by AZ
s,ruces in Bankruptcy. United Stutes Marsha1s
Masters in Chanccry. aud Special Commission
crs. before Oct. Q, 1871.
Several othur unlmpostant bllfs Hcro intro
luccd, and at |. o'clock, after little struggle
the House adjourned to meet agaEn at o'clork
upon rcassernblna, the ordcf of bills on frs
reading was taken uo, and proceeded to tn
cltl, md, after tho Introduction Of some rcsolil
tfons, tho House adjourned until u o'clock ia
morrow.
Mr.. Fay introduced Joint resolution +
amend the Constitution 50 as 10 provide tha
the Illlnoi. & Michigan Canal shall never b
sold or leased until the sncclic proposition sin
, FIRST lIarc been submitted 10 q vute Of the pct
| pic OF tic State at general clcCtsou-
, 1879-01-15

New OniEASs, Jan. 1t.-In tho Legislative
acna tural ra,teu* sixth !,allot Eustts received
Is; Kcnner, 81, Jonas, 20; scattering, @3. All
jourled.
, 1879-01-15
He Enters Madison Without
Creating Ripple OF
Excitement,
Voorhees, Has It Slick Enough In the
Legislature Of Indiana.
Organization OF the Kansas Legislature
Tho Chances of Senator
Ingalls,.

ILLINOIS,.

ILLtNois'
Special nt'pdfeh :" !af tF'au"E
srH'Hor1Etp. Jan. lf'-lne SENATE ~ ".s' op''
ed with prayer W tne Nss, az ,'..,n
Petitions were offered ny Senator Mayoofne'
Of Kane, nsktnR tic dIsnf'ssas u ~ y. -
Nauch rom tne t'esMt"et =. s"s ',,'os es,.n.o.
Of heat,o los arunKsn,ss 1e.,.,as ~, st,sr.,lnnv
he,e'Fcu !" .''s t>t""Maa y, In Ilaylcs.. to
ny oeua.ot "sS, s.'sa.n,,, -,..,. md iruioc,.
ao'eHo t!'e ~"
Referred. ,...,,,nr
., senuto' ,,.,'ss. .aa wstorro1 r. .ho Commtt-
the sae o. '.auut'' Ne4s'~ ~
1ee o'' '',.a.,a a''stsa rx,. ~o.otrod from 1n.k.
~ tot.'" 49," 1,.,.,,.s L..,,,, ofY.r;,y ~,
1le p.atst -. s,'o ..aa,nr. =. ". ,o,c NJ RI
Pi.s Nv o"'s a., .n,,ro,,t,on anil os e,ntx
cents per square loE eoups' W's's ~, a ~ cnn,'
per loo lor pssss"o' o'"' ''e's ~
tn!ttee On t'''t'ns' o,..,. r,u-
kcsoia&'ons "e'o o,telsu -. " n.".tIs,.,. sat"rs
ASKING Lomgsss" 'a ca -. ~ 'sat"s' ~ ~"'
arom soo'"o" " e-'o" ~. ,,,,n,.
~ ssNa'.. IT,. ,,arr.o - ,rIr,a hl,s
inent OF clerk u .ane euss S " ~. s xo.otn,,,,,
Ing tA's' "''o eA"V'N
aoopteo' L., o.,,.,, ,,.c,.,,,,
b,'s "e,o '''.t'A'assn ~ t,,., aa,,,ea,,on, for
~ ~ D"'''"'f ~ '~e
pnr"o"s. ,u.a ~ r-,v,d. f,r ,bo |
ny seha1o1 u''e'' " t."s' ;. r. -. ,..s.
rcpch'pt'oa VI real es'a1e ''oAA '"'' 'AN~'
aceu " "o 's.He t.s a.. t,,u,,,
oy oena'os tiaoaist ~ 10 .s,,t,o n,,,t.
oi "aoash ~, ios' o'" 1'"'"@' ~
1hEs oY 'otnuoo, .,,. r., H.. H.
ny esna'ot = l1os".e'' ..s"aa.'1o ~ a', ,,,,i.
es'o'es " 'Do'@"AN'''
'a!ers'
Dy the same, 10 amenu tns III" regulating
The sale OF liquor
1,Y Senator Necce, to regulate tno shlcaRo
EtOck-I afQA.
, 1879-01-15

in Dankrrntcy under Nh act of the Congresa.
United states Marshal, Master In Chnncerys or
Special Commissioner prior to the date Of thc
great tIrc shall 10 received In all State Courts
as evidence, without further proof, and copies
may be used es in other cases pros'dcd ny
Law. .x.-
mcnt OF stock-ssrls, provides that u s"s',
be ths duty ot tho Warehouse and
Railroad Commissioners to inspect she
different stoek. yards, ascertain 1ne
charges made for feed md 5ardnge, aud hear oil
complaints Of ovcrcharges, cte,, made 10 writ
Ing. Il prcscrlhcs the following tartH: Cattle,
horsca, and mules, t5 cents; shccp, hogs. anu |
calves, fye cents; hay, s5 per ton moro than tho
wholesale ,narkct price, and cor,', 20 cents
bus,,ct. The penalty for violation u not less
than 800 nor more than $1,000.
HOUSE.
srbc House met at 10 o'clock this morning,
Speaker James Ia tho chair.
Tie Rev. Mr. Clark offered prayers.
The Speaker announced that Ms.W. 3. Eafftd,
the ncwly-clected member from tl'e Filty-ilrst
Senatorial District, was present, TINT tho Coni-
u,ittcc on Credentials hail examined his credct'-
t,als, ard be presumed It would be in order for
tho Committee to report. The report Was sent
| to the Speakers desk and read. ~ ....
Mr. Morrison, of Morgan, called the attention
Of tho House to this fact that Mr.. Holden Of
| yct1ailllon, had been called homo BY tho death
| Of child, at,tl had not hccu sworn In. Messre.
Gross, Of Snurasnos,, Morrison, Of Morgan, and
Price, of Lake. were appointed to wasr upou the
Chief Justicc, and request hts presence in the
| Chamber to administer tho oath OF office to
these two members.
! ChIct.Justice Craig shortly nftcYwarl mp.
ncarcd aud administered the oath to the two
members at the bar Of the House.
str. Wentworth, from the Committee on
Rules, presented tho rules prepared by tho
Committee for tho government Ut the House,
which were read by the Clerk and adopted.
The roll Of nlcinbcrs was called alphabet
ya,ly, and MIR. Allen, ol Whltsitlc, introduced
tha frat bill of the acssion, entitled An act to
reeu,atv tic manner Of travel upon bridges tho
whole Of part oE whlcl, are owned or controlled
by cities, villages, and towns. md to provide for
| thc enforcement OF the same" The bill was
read by title and passed 70 tho order Of bills on
frat reatuE.
Mr. Day introduced q bill providing that, IN
foreclosures of real catate, mortgages. or deeds
Of trust containing powcrs to sell, no sale sbal!
be mnde By vfrtuo Of any poweF VI saic con-
TUNED In such mortRags or decd, but tho eanlo
shall be forecloscl us thDse not containing pow
era of sale. Also bill sepcalinr Secs Is and II
Of the act revising the law in regard to mort
, cages, approved March :0, 1871.
Mr. Day also introduced btil to amend Sec
CO Of tho Protection act, and to provide for tnt
, confession of judgments In term time without
notice. ......
Mr, Feckltn introduced bill to amend tte aci
In relation to mortgages, approved March 70
1871, by adding two sections pr"vl1n1 that
every tr1iet-1ccd or mortgage which IL taken q!
| scrl1rity whethrr contAlMtnR power of snlc O
, 1879-01-15

TOPEKA, Kas.. Jan. 14.-'rhc Legislature con-
ve1,cI to-day. The House organized by clccting
tho lion. sidney Clarke Speaker, and the lion.
John N. Price Speaker pro tcm. This cl'oice Ia
without Significance as to the Senatorial elcc-
tion, but is regarded as Rrcat personal triumph
on tho part Of ClaFkr, who WIS elected to tim
Legislature ns m Independent Republican. de-
fcattng tho regular nominee. Clarke was Cu1-
grcssman-at-L Largc from the State prior to fts
upporttonmcut into districts. The interest In
the election OF United States senator Is greater
than ever bcfora. Ingalls, Is largely in the
lead, but the opposition candidates arc endeay-
orine to cnmb!nr aGasnst him. Caucuses to this
enl are being hotd nightly, but without satis-
factory results as yet. All other candidates arc
On tie ground, md working vigorously. Tic
early arrival ot ingalls,, It Is thought, Will turn
| mnDy votes in HIS faynr. Anthony Is thesccon1
candidate in point Of yotcs Ills excellent record
as Governor giving Inn great prestige. Strung
efforts aro being tnado for Republican nominnt-
ins caug,a. which, II secured, will bo IN The IT,
tescst Of Ingalls,.
| Special D!spalch 10 tbs Tribune
| WAsnlNorox, D. e., Jan. 1.-THE fight upon
| Senator ingalls,, Of Kansas. according to in-
formation here, is exceedingly bitter. Anson.
other things, hc 10 charged with havlug written
lcttcr respecting the Post.o1lcc, lin which tic
following passage appears:
Fran whas you last told me, ! supposed ivory
thing had been arranged. cannot Ge annoyed In
this way tanser, md II you don't settle witt, Mr.
Martin BY March !. 10 t.s entlrc sptsfactton nn,s
monthly thereafter ~ stipulated, stal! Io c1nt-
vii. Will @ '''''
THIS letter Is now playing very important
part II. Kansas politics. sona:or lngalls autllor-
tees the following explanation: When IuEalla
was ctcctea, Martin was Postmaster ut Atchi
, 1879-01-15

stated mcetings on thc frat Thursday Of each
month nt q p. m.
The following officers wcre elected fof tho
ensuing yoar: prcsdcut, d. +. Aver; seers,,
tsfv = ssSa Treasurer, j.. H. I!sy%o"d; % bo'5d
J. NJ. Walker, 7. r.: Withrow, Char;sa
tatnct Thomaa Alien, g. 8. Merrill, FredeFlk pe
FunIak, George II. Nottfeton, and JnEnes Y.
Cinrkc. The Directors then selected The fol-
lowing Executive Cornmtttcc: Aver, Osborn,
Cook. Walker, and Wtthrow, MT. ucprQe Pay
son WINS reappofnted General Councillor Of tho
Association. After transactfnE largo amount
Of routine bustEcss, tho following were adopted:
Ntsoirfd. That The tlonti Of Dlrcetors ID author.
lied to appoint mechanical experts to examine and
rcnnEt up1n tho merit Of inventions affecting FalE.
rond interests. providing that each thvenfor OF
pthcr applicant pays IT, tho Assdctnt!on not !ese
than 800 for zach examination, hnd III haataon
tho fees Ut tho cxrrttt. Tho cost of making exam.
tnntjons and experiments, hnil tho eIpcnsd 81
printing tic fcnofsH and distributing them among
members Of the Association.
THIS Is mn entirely new departure In the Ass.,.
citation, although Ona that Inns been discussed
for several years, 1t is the frat step in the d.
rcction 10 ret authoritative Information as to
| Tic mechanical merits Of new Inventions.
Nothing will he 1ur,c under this resolution ui,.
! tit the next meeting of tho Executive Con,mtt-
| tco Oh tho 9th Of February, at which time TUG
| conditions ahu nethnds OF tho new scheme will
| bc determined br the Committee.
| After transncttnQ sonle tniuot business an ad'
| iQuFn1nCut was hnls
, 1879-01-15

sAH FnANolsco, Ian. t1.-Tho Nevada Lcgis-
laturc tu-day elected J11n T. J"ncs United
statcs Senator by The following vote: Senate
Joaes, 10; 1Iiilhouse, ucn., 9. Assembly
jones, Al; uilllIousc,8.
, 1879-01-15

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan. H.-Thc Legislature or
ganizr,1, aud john II. Coct.rano was elected
Speaker.
, 1879-01-15

TRENTON, N. IL, jan. 14.-The legislature
orannIxc hy clccting Republican officials iii 10th
Houses. ......
Tho taoyernor's messaEe Ia entirely devoted
10 ltsal nil.ira. Tho STATE debt has decreased
SG00,0 ,0O0 during the pnst year.
, 1879-01-15

btr. ". K. Ackernan. r'eaiAont. aud j. =.
Tucke:, Traillc Managerial tho illlusls Cent tfsl
RaiIroad, sro expected to return trotn tbs East
su4iay. They left for New York about two
wccks ago to meet tue President aul Directors
vi tho Wabash Ioad tor ths purpose Of
forming m arrangement BY xhth the building
of uew liues between thiscity and g. Louls BY rho
Wubasl. and IlltloI& Central can b. avoided.
Nulhlnx hu4 yet beeu lrari OF the result VI tcn
conference, but, Judging from The exteudcd ab-
| scpru VI Mesars. Aekc1Msn Hnl Tucker, there
| Wctc eyilcutly Motv obstacles IL thu way OF N
smicable adjustment than was ut dFst supposed.
| thy negotiations l.4d heea unsuccessful,
aud that tho Wabash was determined
u extend III Lin. to tb!s city. II this proves to