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Morgan Isaac, of Oak Hill, was visiting his
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L. L. Thomas sold a hundred acres of land in
Brush Creek township a few days since, to
Richard Jones, of Keystone Furnace, Jackson
county, for seven hundred dollars.
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grey days before-there was a CLEAN
of sunshine now-and then there
would be grey days again, just little
darker She hoped that perhaps DIR.
Hardy would oftener than before find
his way to Briar Cottage as a friendly
visitor. After his long professional
attendance, even Eliza and Jane might
think him privileged to dispense with
a formal invitation.
1t was a g glOriOus summer afternoon.
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good rooms, and cellar, stable and smoke
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address the owner, V. G.. MARTINDALE,
HamdcD, Ninton county, Ohio.
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= NOVEMBER go, 1879.
, 1879-03-10
The Consumption of Timber.

LHnttrI7un'S GHsffe.
We have now about 00, 00 miles OF railroad g.;
the annual consumption for ties or slcepcrs
alone ID 40,000, ,0O0, or thirty years. growth OF
5000 ncrss. TO fcnco these roads would re-
ouiro at least 10000 miles Of fence, which
would cost S45 600 QUO 70 bui!d, asd take as least
$15, ,0o0, 600 annually to kcep in repair. Wo
have 4, 700 miles Of wire, which requires in its
putting up $4,000 trees. while The annual re-
pairs must take 300,0 GOO more. The little, tnsig-
nidcant lucifcr match consumes annually In lts
manufacture 300 900 cubic feet Of tile tlncst pine.
The bricks that aro annually baked require
1000. 900 cords Of wood, which would sweep the
timber claau from $4,000 acres. Sllbe-pegs
ara quite as important an article as
tnatclles or bricks, and to make the required
annual supply conaumca 10000 cords Of
tlno timber, wnc tho manufacture Of lasts and
hoot.trccs takas 50D,000 cords Of maple, bocct,
and blrch, md about the same amount Is re-
qufred for p|anc-stocks and the hnndlcs Of tools.
Tie packing-boxcs mnde In tho uEftcd atatea In
1874 amounted to $la 600 600, whilo the timber
manufactured Into agricultural implements,
Wugous, etc., ia mora than $100, 600 ,0N The
farm and r,urnl fences OF thu country consume
an immcnao amount Of lumber nud timber NO.
nually, nut, Us VIC grow older ~ q nation. this
consumption may, and probapiywill, bo reduced
by the more general use at live fences or heJgcs.
Our consumption OF timber IL not only daily on
the increase, but our expectation OF timber is
also rapidly increasing. Our etayes 60 by Tho
million to France annually, walnut, oak, maple,
and Pine to England, and spars and docking
timber to China and Japan.
, 1879-03-10
Flow to NInItc Indian Curry.


This is the way thu curry is generally cooked
In india, Without any curry powder. The things
that are necessary are 'as follows: Turmerar,
coriantcs ssced, cayeune pepper, cardamuns,
cinnamon, and saffron. All these Gun he had Ut
any chemist, powdered and ready for use. Tno
difficulty as to proportions Of t,tsc articles may
easily bu got over. The proportions give here
will amply to one fowl or ono rabbit, or the sanle
quantity OF auy other ktnt of tneat. Cut the
onions 1.-Two OF threo) into f!ue shrcds, und po-
tatoes {thrce or four} into halves, and fry thrm
separately iu butter till they aru golden brown.
Then stir tho meat (eut large or snail) and
plenty Of butter In q saucepan till tlr meat be-
gins to change color. The cook must be on the
lookout that it docs not become browa.
Meanwhile, mix we'll In cup with u
llttle water a tcaspoonful of tumcrsc, two tea
spous,fuls Of corlauler, and t. llttte cayennu
pepper. Then put tho ncas, onlons. una poia-
toes in stcwpa,l, well.hcased, md pour over II
pint mud halt Of water with the mixture
hhoyo mentioned. Having stirred 1t up we'll
put ,he cover on, nnd when the wntcr begins to
boil, put In q half pound OF butter anil somo
, 1879-03-10
Royalty In tho Cl,rrc,,.

Lnndon Corrtsnondsree EAftatstns1" ,r,.--.
Eo1 boMe yEhrh past IT. f,as been clrrcnt1nh
hot.e that tho youngest son oi sat crs aa|..,e r.
o orefsp eSp0a nts;s1 Sts'ts1s st teo s.t.e oi R
thla impression. It is curious to o.n t',ay bs
s!to no le9ittmntc son OF On Enelsh ',,ae rnn. hh
mas oniorod the ecclesiastical profc..a,' ,'nouareh
been sIspccscd Of I'M inclination i6crefn, o. reyta
Se,Gy Tav o Rays assns has 70 10 nG .osa cuy III IT,
antl as hts foval 1liyhness II sua,eesIesnan,
speak at public meeting, IN coniunc.tnaas cias1 y. eo
sisch DISTINGUISHED men Is Mr.. Glajstons "s sa9
Mr uo*chen, on the subject OF scitnton.' :, ana
E II 99r universities il perhaps. b. t,sass g.
tributes necessary to The efficient orns .aav Al.
that high calling. II Leopold doc. gss,e srsss ol
Church, there can bo lfttlo doubt ,,t s. (. .ha
ultimately be advanced to tho Enisennas,.n 10 Will
, 1879-03-10

melting, Of No. 150 South Water street. upon
prctenso TINT he had customer who would pur,,
chase 1t, but King pnwned Tho watch aid
wa wa sfes &c Sy paseys sn ys'tssa "RsH
Dadgcly, threats 70 XIII hta wltc Sarah; Time.
thy scufly, mayhem. tn biting a pfcco OIL his
brother Eugcne'a cnr during quarrel; n',u
ABOUT ioftT young men q easy virtue "ao Wo.p 'f
females known as "roomcrs," who tnicst statc
street MID vicinity.
4 pair OF young thieves, named 0hlnshn nn'i
Bell fearing neither the Law, the deril, nor
Capt. sinon O'DonncI1. broke Into iho latter,s
barn Saturday evening" carried oit a., ne poat,
Viz VIII the e' er.p1ea el' orn," whe lie Captain
prfdcs htmsclf OIL possessing, whentl,e neignbors
esesi ese policemen ice a' from ron the WIZ Twei street
Station, alnl liitowtso the hungry mnn who ea;,
smell AMI distinguish 'twixt sour-krout FREQ
lunch ant' good respectable dtnncrs we're carly
pat to ,,,1' TSrk upon the a cas-. but Il vas YES
eSSs ss sn ras te ceessgs esss 81 a e curts
No. 115 West TAYLOR atrcet, and there he found
two chickens In the pot, which she said she
Captain readily Identified bis poor dead little
chickens, not by tho hair on their teeth, but BY
the feathers on their fret, Aud Simon vcpt,
Desccttrcs Shea md Keat!ng, It ,s said, can
make AT honest tnan believe illnsclf to be 4
thief. Yesterday morning George Dodge, Of
No. ~ Curtis street, reported at tho West Anl.
isou Street Station Tint his barn llnd been en-
tered by burglars aud a sauarebo1 opcu buggy,
harness, and abort no pounds Of Sow
ing-machine fixtures, valuable only as old
brass, ltad bcen stolen. Suspicion At once rest
cd upon Fred Vargcs, d young man III tho en-
ploy OF Wiiiia,n Dodge, Of No. 839 Washington
street, to whou the buggy Belonged. liz was
afterwards N citizen and pretended to fully
identify tic prisoner as the mau lle SAN
taking tho buggy cut Of tho barn.
Vnrges thought ho WAS captured for
the buggy for $50 10 Henry Rh!nehar1t Of the
North Division Street hallway, md he In turn
had sold it to Adolph Wttlduke, Of No. 21o
BuslMg atreet, III whose yard tic buggy was
recovered. The rest Of ibe plundcr will bo re-
rnyerAt1 tn-finv.
, 1879-03-10
Involuntary Cruelty to Animals.

animals Et reported from Now York. It seems
that somu daYs ago Henrietta bnoHdcn, fa,nil-
larry known Al tho SWITCH" was sent TO Hack
wells lsla.ut u 4 yagrant, leaving three pet
dogs AMI four cats locked in her room without
any food. From tho island she Wrota to Mr.
Hergh, asking him to look after the starving
creatures, adding tint no would 6nd sum Of
money IN basket In which the dogs and cats
sieep Mr bergh would also lna If tr tho soolns'
arAl sOshlllng piece fastened to The neck Vt
ous Of tho dogs. Mr.. Bergh's officers found tho
door locked, and Oh looking over the. transotn
they saw the dogs and the cuts ulero skeletons
The landlord refused 10 unlock thp door, how
over, and an application made on Monday to !
Police Justice for authority to break It open was
denied, 70 1t Is TO ba apprehanded the impfis-
oled pets haY9 By this time departed this life.
, 1879-03-10
O'MEAGuEIt CONDON,
RECEPTION TO TIN RELEASED FENIAN 4
MtcnHMttlE HALL.

INCEPTION TO THn NELEASED FENIAM At
M'COHMluK HALL.
Tls public reception to Edward O'Meagher
Condon, the recently released Fcutan prisoner,
ut McCormlcl's t,all last evening, was vcEy
largely attended by tle Irish rlttxcus OF Chi
cago, comfortably tllng tho auditorium uud tho
galleries. Tbs red, white, and bluo colors Of the
United States and the grcen llac Of Ireland
adorned tho watl back Of tho platform. About
halt.pas& O'Clock judge Rogers, Gen. Lleb,
Gen. Ju!ius White, AID. stcCuiIrcy, Aid.
LAWYER, Perry Il. snllth, Capt. Charles Ra9gio,
". j. Hynes, Gcrnld LYnch, Aid. Stauber, Hll
1nlcy. Potter Palmer, aI seTeral other t,ro1lt.
ncnt Irish and American cItzeus, cntered at tho
eite ttuoT, followed by lhe old Clan ma 0ae
Guards In full uuitorm, aud mounted the plat
forul.
After these gentlemen had been duly ar.
ranged, Judge Rogers, who was ANNOUNCED to
preside, caMe to the front anl read an opening
auuress, In Which ho stated that tLlosu prcsesit
had come llcsc to welcome TO America and to
Cl!cuIo Edward O'AleaEher CondoE, anan who
War, had been citizen of our country. and .
deeply impressed with the wrongs which had
been inflicted upon hla na.tyo laud and hs
eountrymen IN 1rcland who were ground down
bY British oppression. llo sought By every
neana tu Ills power to release his 6rethron fEoMl
this bondage. nnl had been thrust into Brilis!,
dungeon foF his pains. Judge Rogers proceeded
to glFe an outline of the more
1ncnte TINT were put forth by the people
Of this country to proc ura hts release,
they rcsortink 10 every meaus but actual war,
lho peopla present were there to sehuks op
, 1879-03-10
KANSAS.
THE nttlBEIlE QUESTION.

dbtc9Ht AAQHtEA " l"e 1FVVIHA
TorsEA, Kas., March SIN the House to-day
consideration Was resumed OF the resolution Of
fcrcd yesterday for the expulsion Of Represent
attvo ]. a. Hossack, Of Cru wford County, for
conduct uubccomtng member Of the House in
connection with tho lato Senatorial election.
Thcrc was no discussion on tho proposition, and,
after oil the testimony IN relation to the casa
had been read by the Clerk, d vote was taken
on the resolution, resulting II yeas and So nays,
not tho necessary two-shirtis III tho at1lrma-
tive. Tho report submitted yesterday by Tho
majority Of the Investigating Committee was
then adopted by vote Of 90 to II. aud the
Committee discharged. This report finds tl1at,
from the testimony taken, Senator ingalls, used
no corrupt means to socuro Ills election; that
neither Of tic late Senatorial candtdatos vera
guilty Of bribery OF corruption; and TINT there
was no evidence against any uember or mem
pcrs Of the House to warrant or justify rcso-
luton Of expulsion.
It will be remembered that In the recent reso-
luton majority Of the members Of tho tlouso
, 1879-03-10
MILITIA NOTES.

n, .,,,wu,r1nlfo, ~ nj. C.ntofr 13riro4.
ou fccoulneuaaeioa u ils c"ptatn' i1!'ate
1autry has been discharged "for the good OF tho
aerv,cr.s u
'~'''~>' ,Jonr Anr,11eny.
q1er. o-a ,,r vorapr,cs IN thi. ba,terv. md n
1Aefo afe SIX saeu1e'ea III tpis oatsety' enu IL
fs raro chance for young men to learn tic finest
drill In the service, rs we'll as to CONNECT them
selves with tjrst-class COMPANY. No Initiation
fco. m ,nonth1v i1,ca. fotirto AMI fnll.frcae
4eG, ~ '.oA1H.' ""es ."ssuo ".o -uee' ."
uniform fnrntehca Without cost to mc'nnef6'
Requirements are: Good stumbling morally,
good healtl,, npl attendance on drill once
woak frnn nctoh.r IN Nav Tor m.mhcr.htn
"ssn ,.. .o'' oes ~ - 49, ST.. 1854"
Apply III peldoh ~ D. E Nousse' 1Hst Llcoteu-
ant, No: Wabash avenue,
L1EuTESANTcoLoNELoY OF TIE FIRST.
The Doerd nj Officers of tbe Frat Rcrtmcnt
, 1879-03-10
WEST VIRGINIA..

~ NHAcONs
WnRntrNo. ". Va, tiarc! o.-The West Yir.
gtnta Luxislaturo, at u lato hour last night,
adopted \ resolution accepting tic new tariff
proposed by tho Baltimore s. Ohio hallway
Company, and permitting said Company to a.
low special ratoa In certain cases provided that
said hpecinl rates shall bo given to all shippers
by tile carload, Without discrimination. Tho
resolution rcscinds tho former action Of the
Legislature, directing tho Attorney. General OF
the State to proceed by quo wartanto or other
proceedings against tho Company for violation
OF tile charter.
The Senate, by tic vote. refused to pass the
Usury bill, which provided for the forfeiture Of
the entire Interest for the loan Of money, when
greater amount tlinn 0 per cent per annum
was charged.
The timo for tho adjournment Of tho Leels1a-
turo Is fixed for Monday noon. An effort will
ho made to extend tho tfmo one Gay.
, 1879-03-10

THE LATB MDTnHR SUPERIOR OF THE HOUSE
or THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
4 meeting Of tho Executive Committee having
in chargo the Bazaar recently held at tho Expo.i-
ton Building for the bonett Of the House Of the
Good Shepllort was held yesterday afternoon
to take suitable action expressive Of their regret
ut the sudden death Of tho Mother Superior,
who had go heartily aided and guided them In
their work. There were present tho Hon. Il. +.
Dertckson, ". P. Rcnd, W. ]. Onahau, Thomas
Brcnan, John j. McGrnth, Judges 6cully, Nor
riso1l, and Summer1eld, City-Attorooy Tuthltj,
B. Callaghan. Joseph Mcdonald, Philip Conley,
Charles Mcdonald, c. G. Copeland, Martin
O'IIrion, Jnmcs bicslullln, D. Cunningham, Dr..
Geh1ens, Thomns Kcasucy, z. T. Brosscnu,
Joseph A. Euglc, and others,
Tic meeting was callcd to order by the Hon.
r. r. Derckson who presided, und Joseph A.
EuEto wns chosen Us Secretary. Mr.. Dcylckson
In taking the chair made n few fitting romar ks
expressive Of hfs deep regret At the sad sur
roun!!i9ge aud bis interest In the work she left
W. j, Unahan followed. He aooke Of tho
u,ary beauties Of character Of the deccascd, and
OF tho regret felt everywhere tl!at she had not
been paHa to sh t w9rE ntsa ss bad
SAL ns was nttested BY tho nor:scctarlan charac-
ter Of the gathering, and all that he could say
would bo but the falnteat expression! Of hfa
heart fcong ne \; had n. associated VIII her inore
bar ~ rnnst aunerior. dsyoted lady. she had
WI hc"n n ,voMnn nj lin ror1A- mt n
~. n,,r mi for Ihs reasnn hr drd mi
thIrls II wnu,1 be nroncr to draft rrsnlutinns nj
rn.n"rt rnt IL r. snnlG ho far hettnr If tbc Tam
,ntftc wnnii ,,nite In cnn,pjctinr ihe wnrs ahe
had commenced and, letting II stand % d u1ol,u-
,niuht tnkc ri,orTo III tic funeral and il wo,,t,]
lie fitting to procure floral tribute to alorn
lin Tcu1ains now wing In tie chanel. He bali
~ ti.a~ s,,groa,t1ns tn ofYc- hmt Enn.I t,,asc
"o,,.I ~ =, nctsd nnnn ~0'' eA' '"p'" 1'ee'
"ots" re.a,s; ~ %GsIu upS ,,,, .x,,>,,.. . A.,
alt. 14talit pau Glo"hs tsipute 70 uto
memory OF tte ucceascu, asiu SAIL OIL hcf snt no
one had entoycd greater respect, esteem, atl
love from the public At large. Hc had worked
with her during the Bazar for the benefit of tile
ranss in which sflo Was engaged, aud Ind lcart~
~ ~ innle m in her m liz vrrv hcst nn,] ira.
most, a,ld one whose place could not be- readily
nileJ.
.ya 4n.~t.n., l.,
, 1879-03-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GHANU PACIFlV HUTEl*
VS.. Deardsloy. Denver. u. 8: r. Norman, Haven
II. C. FrnnciB rhlia. II. Lloyd. FitA6nrH.
s. ii, Thrcshcr. Dayton. Nv. j. Lewis, Nashville.
Il. C. Jcssup, Wcstnctd, Nv. II. Moore. Georgetown
Joseph P. Card, 81. .LouisIW. 4. Miles, Copako.
PALMER 11ousR.
\. D. White, Baltimore. "A. g. Dooanger, Cln'tl.
i. i. Day, Providence. 6. 3: :Doqae, Des MoIncs.
J. II. Haakcs, San. Fran. ]. Gtde0n, Cincinnati.
JIM. Patterson, Denver, lj.C. Edwards. 81. Louis.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
j. " Shepherd, Pueblo. IW, II. Courtney, N. 7.
u. a. CoNEcr, Fulton. Ill. IA. .. Clark, Omaha.
sam'I Hayward, Boston. lWlllis Brown, Kansas.
j. r. Mccartney. 0msha. tn. T. Caller, Cleveland
u. X. Roller, New York. f. F. Singer, Lomont.
FREMONT HOUSE.
II. F. Slcklcs, Lake Cy, COLO. 4. DeLong, Peoria.
J J.SwabackeE, n. Orleans. C. BAlten1er, Phtsadcl.
7. s. Spsa1ne. Detroit. IA. Mitchell, Burlington.
j, 9ufllyAn, New York. II. u. Bradley. N. York.
G. II. Campbell, Joliet. Nv. a. Vaughn, Detroit.
, 1879-03-10
INDIANA.
EXTRA sEssloN. 8

INDIANAPOLIS, hInrch 0.-Gov. Williams has
called Nh extrn session OF the Legislature to
meet on Wednesday, tho 18th inst. The rcgu-
lar session failca to passed anY Of the appropri-
at!on bills before tlic adjournment on Saturday,
which was the las. day on which q bill could be
legally passed. Tho regular session will al-
iourn tomorrow, the 10th.
, 1879-03-10


uHAFF-0n March g. nt ii 4. m. H.,,h.s,s Hhs"..... ~
nzea 81 years, t *@astnc* Gfi6,
Funeral services at bis late rettdeuco tao pu,.
onaaY ~ o'clock p IN. Friends Of the fsn H.
.,RehFlEtD-March o. 1873, at her linn. ~,
oss # saa., ,Ghlcsgo. Sara H. Whtio rtis M y
,ssirise % MoniaJ. March 10. At ,. n. p1,,.,
6lNCftA1,t-htl III Eass Ohio.a.,, Mrx n,,au., ~
t3ir Wfe Of the late )anes s. Sinclair snsa h!a
Funeral al o. 30 Wednesday. March III 81 rst,a sa
rsroLr7At oI; AL ths Iesdsnce Ct hts parents yo V.
tnontha. p' "ss1 Jehn I'D
~ sYrscu.e IN. r., papers please corr,
FttAzER-A!arch n. 1870 OF trpbnd. .n,.,,..,.
5e;er + FFnzer, OF Buckle, Dan1arc Scetlssa4 sna
fHne:at from sa4 Wabash ~. Tuesday, 4, +, o.,...
MuRPHT-atarc,, 0, Ia7n, 1t his Isto r,.,d,.1. y.
<! Mi:m sst9rphy aEed yeaH s@
O. ythfs. " '''e""+ sgsd
Fu1cra, from his lato residence. No. 50 Aae,de+n,.
Iuetuay u II 4. nl.+ 10 Roschlll .iy cars. s''"t
, 1879-03-10

salt, which must bo left tn I'm ;,t.o..,,-
COOK. II "a as welt 10 oulinn 9lHn ilat ,s o. ehs
.nnst 90 standing for soma Tina We .e,so ssai.fou
Matot mud under cover. When Iiu tnc soaEed esa; IN
Mo' ar tdhfaT mi1 With tea.poontu Of carnma. 'n1,soa
ehs liquid over the curry iust afsnr aaa pour
tho nre. Then give It shake or ,aE,nE gan oa
ald delicious dilh Of curry IA nran.ra1l tiis,
, 1879-03-10

W Wv %NAAksSN siAtAs@AAiAe1 N'e'A 1"N
schools.
Mt. Lowell MAS tp favor Of The million.dol1ar
appropriation. i Is necessary for the children
Of the wtoc eiase 70 oe educated In order TO
State was interested nna should paS THO sa1.
The County Of Hanct which ho represented. phd
annually $40,o 900 moro than u received for school
rusnoses, but. Notwithstanding that fact, he was
hir. Hopkins made brief speech In favor Of
II Tic iii ~ss further amended md finally rc-
committed to tho Committee on Financc.
Is, During the debate Alr, Gross, In spasm OF
ctlriosity, wanted to know the aInount of money
now IN lilo Treasury to the credit Of tho School
Fund, whereupon MI Halliday said the amount
Fund proper, tic sum Of 1856, ,4o8,0i.
Mr. Harrington, observing the State Auditor,
Mr.. Needles. on tho hoor lobbying for. tic hin,
stated tint he thought tho Ggneral Assembly
the interference Of my. OF the State officers,
and that be was opposed to allowing the Gov
srnor and Auditor making lcvy to suit them
selves, and
rIx1Ko TIE RATE FER CENT.
!, a resolution was adopted providing that, when
the HOUSE adjourn, It stand adjourned till 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
PRINTING.
The Senate having concurred In the amend
mcnt made by the House TO- the Joint rcsolu-
tlon providing for speclal Committee to In
elass, Speaker Ja1ncs named sfessfs. Allen, Of
Warren, CrosthH1lt. and link Us membcrs OF
tho COMMITTEES on TIE part Of tho House.
Mcssrs. Gallon and Afarshall aro members on
tho part Of the sonate.
Mr. Snyder offered a resolution, which was
adopted, providing for the appointment Of d
Committee Of ono to consult with tic executors
Of the late Judge sldney Drccse, and purchase
BIS library for tho State, L 1t can bo procured
, 1879-03-10
DRUNKENNESS,

Dr.. DUnxss, discover Of Tho cinchona cure for
drunkenness, cures alt cases. Noom Il Palmer
, 1879-03-10
STATE AFFAIRS.
The Usual Saturday Absenteeism
at Springfield.
No Disposition to Tut Period to the
Legislative Intlicifon.
a Resolution Votoa Down to Adjourn
Sine Dio March 81.

Special ni&pdtch to 17ts tribune.

T
Special DiApafeA to 1nd Tribune
spn1NoriaLp. H., March S-fcstcEday week
tho Senate. wcnrtcd with three tlaYs' labor, al-
tournc,l over TIL tho TucsJny following. This
week. atct other threntlays' work. tile attendance
began to drop OF, Until this mornlng, to iso a1l
old saying, thcre Is n beagnrly array Of cmpty
benches. However, tic scnate Is up With tic
ralonlnr. It Is the committee work which is
behind.
The Senate begins with nineteen bills on first
reading, forty-1yo on second rcadtng, md two
OH third reading. Over ITO aro bcforc tho sew.
cral committees. -
,rla fniIosxi,1tt Hnnntnrs ara nrcseni. Senatnr
, 1879-03-10

6pFt1dI B9paftA 70 1HE 1f1b4H1v
srR1xoF1ELD, H., March 9-'Tho Governor
yesterday approved tho bill providing that, in
villages whose limits coincide with those Of q
township, tho yll1age election shall bo hold ut
only Hyde Park and Jefferson AZ tho bill
passed. with the'emcrEencY clause 1t went into
force yesterday, and will affect the coming c1ec.
tton. This is the second law enacted this ses-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
ELECTION NEWS
OHIO is REPUBLICAN 1
$4,000 Majority.
Iowa Republican.
ASiSCREAsED MAJORITY.

The returns Tins Tar received Indicate
tbSt Ohio j. Repnblican on tbc Governor
vole by - .o0o msioniy Later aud fuller
fstarns may Change The figures. bot they
are critic - likely 70 10 higher as lover
The legislature win be close. aud
not enough Fsiurns hsyr beea received TO
declte shh errSint,, hut AZ Hamilton
county, sfiicA VS. rfpycied "a decide
this question, J, reported lsspablican by
from on1 d, three tuoussnu tnpjofity, Ihe
chances are that Tic Republicans have be
leEisiaturr Aud Will elect successor to
Sesat9r fhurnan.
Msgfe r'tatn. have beeu received
frt-ua u.s., but neatly Ill tbe places heard
tt3m shpw RrpIbictn Rains sud there 10
y dpab' - tbe Republican. carry
ii,v Sieie Y : gos i ~, jdrits
n ~ Tor Nsw OAK