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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26

.tor ne County of Linn:
Frank Parton, Plaintiff,
VI.
William u. Gore and sfareare. Gore his
wife, &. %. barnes, ". .. Paiiaef. 5o8is5
Conner. l.. SendeEs and 81. Niertfia.fg.
partners doing business under the fffsn
maine aud style OF renders & Siefsslserx.
and john a. Rnbinctt. Andrsss "Trip ai.d
Jacob lSees. Defendants.
ID y NIRTUEOF a DECREE or PoTsF.-
closure iiI tire above named CONT. fu
the above entitled suit, and an execution
and order Of sale issued iu pursuance,
thereof, 10 me directed and deiiSe1esl. I
have levied upon the InOrigaged sra4s3seess
described IN said decree as follows. to-eigs
The East half of tho West half 81 tlsg
Donation Land Claim Of william 3; Gore
and Margaret Gore his wife, the same isa-
ing Claim No. y and Notification VI .sZ.85.
and situated IN Up. L $. Of x. = Ng. 81 The
Willamette Meridian, in Linn couaty, Or
egoI, and OIL
Saturday, tie I0tI Iay Of 1aps-if. 1850,
at the Court House door IN the city or Al
bany. Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock A. IL. / viii sell tie herein
before described real property at public
auction FOR cash IN hand to the highest
bidder, the proceeds OF such sale TO he ap-
piled as provided in said decree, as fyi-
lows, to-wis:
First, TO the payment OF the cosis. faxed
At $50 80, and the costs and ex peiises Of
making said sale.
second. TO the payment TO the said plain
| til Frank Parton the sum oi' si15j 81 IN
| u. $. gold coin, with accruing Interest
thereon in like coin from the i3iI day 81
January, lSS0i al the rate OF one Per ce,is.
per month.
Third, 10 the payment TO the defendant
9. .. Barnes the sum of S3s4 50 III L. =.
gold coin, with interest thereon ia like coin
Il ON the 22nd day OF April. 1879.
Fourth, TO the payment 10 the defendant
w .. Palmer the sum OF $il0o 50 In L. :.
gold coin, with interest thereon III Ike
coin from the 9th day Of October. 1873. n
the rate OF one per cent. per month.
flffh. 10 the payment to the defendant
Jonn Conner the sum OF $3.50 81 in L. y
gold coin, with interest thereon IL like coin
from the 24Ih day OF October. 1873, Il the
rate OF one per cent. per month.
Sixth, 10 the payment 70 the defendants
L. Senders and II. Steruberg. partners do
| ing business under tho firm name and
style Of Scnders { Sternberg, the sum Of
Si034 IL in L. $. gold coin, with Interest
thereon in like coin from the = h day 81
October. 1873, At the rate OF one per cent.
per month.
Seventh, to the payment 70 the defend
ant John 4. Robinett the sum oi 500 u
1 in u. :. gold coin, with interest thereon in
like coin from the I0ih day of November,
/ 1879, at the rate Of one percent per month.
Eighth, that thereafter, Il anything re-
/ main fiom the proceeds or said sale. Iiaaf
that tho same be paid over 10 The s1i1 de-
fendant William u. Gore.
Dated this Ilih day OF March, $50
1. Z. iiit'kEN.
s1wi Sheriff Of Linn co lregaii.
hy gro. HUMPHREY, Deputy.
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DEMOCRATIC sTRATEeEMs
THE RADICALS LEFT.
READl READi

The following dispatch l. dated
Washington, March Goth:
The passage by the House yester-
day Of the so-ealled Garfield amend
ment TO the federal laws continues to
be tho principle topic of conversation
In political circles to-day, and there
are indications that It will give rise
TO an exciting debate In the Senate.
Tho Democrats generally are very
Dubilant over the result In the House.
Congressman Springer says of it
This {. tbs greatest victory we have won. We have
ragained n lost by tho extra session, aid great
doa more. We don't want any more riders nov. The
Republicans are completely dem0rallEed and don't
know what 90 do II Is sad blow t0 the Grant bonn,
ton, because there can be no more talk about Demo
Gratis nullifying thG laws Under this amendment the
eeurt must appoint tho election Inarshais and they
must bo iaken from different political parties That
will prevent partisan use of the laws and II puts The
Democrats IN very strong position bsefs the e0un.
try. We have the Republicans m fall retreat. and
they blaming Garfield for this bad management Oi
tlis matter. We nave got ali We want 80 "a
help certain Presidential crndldatc. A. amy rate
there viii be heated political discussion over this
question ia the senate which win rovfe some u tle
memories ~ the extra session.
The bill cannot very well come up
In the Senate before "Wednesday, AZ
II must first be acted on by the Com
mIttee on Appropriations. There Is
disposition on both sides, however, 10
bring Il forward as soon as practica-
bio and II will doubtless be taken up
early next week.
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GEoRaE WILLIAM CuRFIs, the Rcs-
ton Herald asserts, takes cheerfpl
view OF the situation, though it may
be little too rosy. He thinks that
Blaine will XIII Off Gen. Grant as a
Presidential candidate. and commit
harI-kari on himself in the process,
Here's good luck to the Senator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26

TIE Salem Statesman tells tough
story Of a man living five miles from
there, who was seen beating his wife out
Of doors and Dragged that he was a
sampson to sight, and could whip the
children too.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26
l.EN AND SCISSORS.

Carrie men of Umatilla are fixing
to go-hunting cattle.
DELEeArEs have gone home. hut can
didates are siill booming.
THE noble red man aud his wife 90 to
Pendleton and set drunk, which is a
nuisance.
Claekamas county Democrats have in.
structed for Wbiteaker, and Polk coun.
ty has instructed for Hayden for Com
gress.
VIM greenhaeks and gold ut par
what win the Greenbackers Of Oregon
have for an argumep: at their State
Convention3
THE Eas. Ore5oaian learns that an
extra good article of coal has been dis
covered near Simmons landing in Una
tilla county.
WINTER has been very severe in VII
low valley, Baker county, but Eastern
men are buying all the cattle they can
get at low prices.
The wool growers of Eastern Oregon
wish to have some changes made in the
scab law, 50 as to make It applicable to
all persons and localities.
oNE poor Republican candidate in
Linn says he has no money. but he can
give an insurance chrome and free al
manac to his supporters.
a PoRrLAND psner speaks of Mr..
Chapman as size. We will next expect
the same paper to be clubbing Mrs. Dun
iway in the masculine gender.
THE New Yolk Tribune says; A
good many fnr-seeing political observers
believe that Utica was the highest wa
ter mark Of the Grant movement.
SrocK is doing fairly in jackson
county, considering the weather. The
losses viii be heavy enough. though not
as serious as at one time anticipated.
WE are glad to see that orr friends
Of the Independence Rirer Side are
looming. They are just about to erect
Gne two-storY Office. Shake, Bros.
Quivey L Waller
The Befroek Democrat says The Boise
stage slipped off the grade and pitched
into Snake river, near the ferry. The
passengers were all well dnckeJ, and
three of the horses drowned.
There are nov seven different rail
roads heading for this Coast, and the
San Francisco Jol.rnat of Commerce
thinks that when they reach as we will
have good healthy competition.
TnE Ashland woolen Manufacturing
Company is now making style Of
black cloth for dress suits which is FAR
superior in texture and finish to any
thing hitherto sent ont from the factory.
n Is a little early, remarks the
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Reeonl, but candi-
dates for Governor of Pennsylvania are
already rearing their heads. General
Beaver and Senator Cooper are said to
be ready for action.
CRADrALLY, the Chicago Iater-0eean
alleges, the conviction Is forcing itself
upon the minds of Republicans who
have preferred some other candidate to
Granf, that after al he Is the safe man
to nominate at Chicago.
The Akron Beqeoa says: Sherman
can't be elected President Grant or
Blaine would each antagonize> enough to
make success doubtful. The Repubii-
can cause has too much at stake to run
single risk for any man.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26

BLAINE is carried on the crest Of the
wave of popular preference, The Eas-
ton Tree Press, Rep. nsscrts, while
Grant is dragged along to the chica-
60 Convention by the machine, the
wheels of which creak and groan
with exceeding liarshness.
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ExrIRELY.EEcoyEHrD.

NKw YoRK crTy; june 10, i779.
II. II. Warner & co.-GenIlemen-
hereby certify that my wife has been using
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for
Bright's Disease, and she Is now entirely
recovered. When all physicians remedies
failed, she was induced to try your REM
edy, and received beneficial results from
the first hottie. After taking four bottles
she was entirely cured. Yours truly,
RoBEBT y. FITZaERAT.D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26
II Is rnmored that W. a. ATePhe

TT is rumored that w. a. McPhcr-
son, Of Josephine county, is to conduct
the Salem Statesman during the coming
campaign For grand and lofty politi-
cal tumbling Mac carries the blue rib
bon. For awhile Jimmy o'Meara kept
up with him, bnt this last back hand
spring puts Mac ahead
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26
sensible CANADIAN.

Mr.. Gadbois, of Broclvi,le. Canada, af-
ter being cured Of a prostraLing malarial
disease contracted in Texas, by means of
Warmers Safe Pills and Safe Bitters. writes
to us: II shall never travel ia that climate
without your Safe Pills and Safe Billers as
a part Of my OUTFIT
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-26

This remedy - tho resst Of much scientific stady
and many careful experiments, and ftaEds first
Among medicinal preparations q is Eisd. Is Is
pleasant 20 tho taste. and has staring qualities which
FENDER - powerful bosa 70 ours aad 70 prevent
disease and also 70 bald ~ wassca sG enfes0isd
body.
Itistho bcss Blood Purifier. md sfisaelstoa eve@r
function 70 moro hoaitlifal acsiea. sal s. s1a q
beHeht IN al diseases.
In eliminating tire impurities of f1a blood. tho
natural and necessary result Is tho cure of esga-
ous aad ot!Ior Skin Esaptions and Disease, iaeIu-
Iag caaceTs, Ulcers and ethcT Sores.
Dysoepsia, Weakness Of tac gsofaaea ceassif4-
tios. Dizziness. General Debility, ofc arc cured By
tho safe Bittcrs, and It & uneqaaied rs an appe-
tizer.
u Is scientifically compounded z-o-f vc.aszsis e.
fraefs of highly medicinal pTopoFtisa.
j. cofTects tho evils Of improper c7ate. raxiose-
sofEo food and oyoF-eating. and "a flis hess .eai-
auee Substitute FOR aleof0iic dflnEs.
Thotestifnony q ffIose who haze rz@1 gE.zSaesss ;
Safe Biftcry IS rzif0rEl IN its praiae.
MS medicine which should D. n eya4y sg.ss..g.
Ga which, wherever used. viii sayo fio a ..sas
Macy doctoTs' bills.
Botfiea Of tzo efzest fyrs1ez 20 ccn:s asf ~ co
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rRorosArs ron RAILROAD rtEs.

ttAfA RssaA - EAAA AAshAAsiANakh A&tses
Tho Oregon 4 California Railroad
Company invite proposals upto the first
day of April, 1880, for delivery along
the line Of it's main road,
S0,O00 RAILROAD TIES.
for construction Of the Salem and Sill
verton and the Albany and Lebanon
branches.
Ties to be made of good and sound
rcd Or yellow fir timber, hewn 10 a uni
form thickness Of six 90 inches, not
less than eight (s) inches face and eight
Isl feet long, with not less than Eve o.
inches clear Of zap on face.
To be delivered, one-tl.irl in May,
one-third IN June, balance in July.
The Company reserve the right 10 re
ject any ar MI bids.
}. BRANT, in,
General Superintendent
PonTLASD, Or, Mar. Il, 1850
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HERE rs BUSINESS
ALEiNT AND LEBANON 0X TuE BROAD
GATCE:

The following handbill IS posted
throughout the Valley, and explains it.
self:
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SheriR's Sic.

II fde c,TcaH ct,asa ef ne ietrte n Ore9og
.tor ne County II Linn:
Frank Parton, Plaintiff,
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eEAxrIs.l cRITIcIsEp.

PonrLaxp, O.. Mar. u. l
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
DECiSlONS-ApRrL 7.

Supreme Court -Chamb1S-By Judge Donohu,.-
Tsn ayes ast Chapman MaSSO be uocc af "s %
y5SI aS an as two m lines Mnrpy .E
Bruce aSt PaiL- Motion granted on pay mrnt
I'd denying motion IinsSy RnssyGrantcd what 'i the
damages viii be d covered on reference g.
ChewOOd reI,Ice. Holman agt Burke Motion aside
Sac denied srg mrlnoranaun B1clcll agI leckscler III
Margan aet CRrk Orders granted Lowrie agt; Won Cleft
ar Tr,Sb ESsaS @ am ons ns Nh Mna HGer
Company agi Hayes Rracio@ler ag DTIo Ednss ns
Kross tho People ex el Good ag Meislan snrady aei
Ge,rraL 7erm-By Presiding JUSTICE Davis ana Judges
with sU and dsbursrmrnts opinion per ouna,u Con
dray ngt sT; same asI same Order reversed with tlO
with 10 costs and dslni.enopIs IA the matter Of oDDius
the opinion IN the matter of .oObns with $40 aud
order reversed with $lO COSTS and disbursements tho
opinion ~ ile matter oi isonSns iarIe agi Dayid Jug
Kelly. etc.. roceengs affirmed wIth costs and ll,,l
with cOsts aud disbus ncnIg. slIemHe igi. Wics~
Order reversed Weithein Iet Pace and anotherOrdog
Ing # the defondant Page WITHOUT cost, 10
belt aGt TayIo and and orders affirmed
Meole ag SIman and othors-Order reversed 10
By Presiding Judge Davis and Judge Barrctt-cnatham
National Bank agt shipmanOrer AMI judgment reversed
matter Of reversed wifi SO costa and sats s
ents. Whitney agL Leonard-Jndgent revers new trial
ordered with cosis TO abide Tho In OF Church
9F nd0 os as @ snk Rs % SS 9na dDSGs Tap
Ureo agt the epubc sire Insurance company-Jndgment
Trenton Banslng Company agt DuncanJudgmen affirmed
with costs Newman ng GOdardThc order Appealed from
by the defendant affirmed with costs much Of tho order as
appealed irom BY the irmed Without Wees
10 the event Benedict Burnham ManuacturnG
Company agt. Thayer, No -Orer motion 10
amend execution granted without cost Same agt sane
2Appea dismissed without The People
ag BOweOrder reversed with u
order mado remandng the prisoner 10 the custody the ser
IN The People the National Trust
affirmed with alO costs and
Wendell Agt Dodge OF alOrder affirmed. Tripp e al aR
Lavendar-Urder affirmed with SO cogls and disbursements
the OF VAnderblltOrder affirmed with costs
The MaVOr nut
panY,-OTder affirmed with $40 costs aud Disbursements
shule AIT the reoplo etcJudRment affirmed. Jones agt
the People ecJu1gment aTneu HArt RgL tho Direct ",
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
ARREST OFA HOfEL THIEF.

Charles Waite, proprietor of the BrcvOOrt
UOa-r, aud icnry Clair, OF the pnIk Avenue Hotel.
Tuesday morning visit "A Police Headquarters and IN
formed Captain ByInus that In thcr hotels hd'l
been entered by of ial-r keys and irwcry had
been taken thcrcfron. They dc~eilb,d person whom
they suspected. Detectives King and Lyon were de-
tailed TO lind the thoL About 10 a. yesterday they
Noticed young who wcut IN aud out OF pIwnsnops
tho Bowery' They took Inn in custody. ald on tai
Ing him POcc llcadGu trirrs h. admitted
the person whom Mr. Waite nud Mr.. CaIr described.
H. asp Ssed that be- had robbed at tie Gl-
s.y l.. use, aud Abcmarie and Metropolitan Hotels, and
directed tht Officers Ia the pawnshOps whrro lad t
pOscd ~ the property. NJ Freeman Hunt, who
guest ~ tie Brrcyo0rt House. and vino occupies
rooms - anI %. the ONLY person from whom 4
crnt'a;ni 80 Larceny was rrclvel Mr.. Ilrnf. NJ the
Essex Market Police ONT asserted thar his
cntrr'd by cts at as' KEYS. nnd that articles O jew
clTy in nj yal-d nt $500 htocu thrrciIOm The
risDirr. who laiIVhngly said l. guilty. and thnt
, wo!d happy II he uil with two years and
halt, Wts h.' iu ~ the acilOn Ic & aud Jury ~
default az ~ 900 'al The prisoner anh tue officers
vino had in custody dec incd 10 furnish his real
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
ALUMNI or THE CITY COLLEGE,

The Associate Alumni of the College of the
City of NewYOrk met at dinner Tuesday night at tho
sturevant House. About 200 members and guests were
present representing all the classes since 1853 The
largo dInlngha decorated specially for the occa
sion.
A. p Ketchum Of the class Of 49, Appraiser OF the
Port, presided Among the Others present Mayor
Cooper President Webb Of the College OF the City OF
New-YOrk President Hunter, Of the Normal College I;
President Walker Of the Board OF Trustees ~ the
College Professors Compton, Werner Morales. Hrrber-
man. HuDtsnan and Scott Fitzgerald Tisda, Jumrs H.
Morrison, eX-C0nnty Clerk GunbetOn, Justice Kelly,
Commissioner Nehrbas, OF the Board OF Education. cx
Commissioner Wheeler, Tutors Oudin, Woln and she-
don, SupeTntendents jasper and GOdwin, Augustus f.
DOcharty, DIR. Lyons, Dr.. Frucnecht, MessTB. Levin
son, Collie, OF Newark, aud Muller
1he Alumni sat at table according TO olnsses. After
the coffee had been served Mr. Kotchun, president
of the association, made the opening speech
Samuel g., Jellfe, OF '07, was called upon
TO respond TO the toast Alma Mater"
The other toass responded TO were follows: The
President and Faculty" Presdent Webb; The Board
of Trustees" Stephen A. Walkerj Tho City OF New
York." Mayor CoOpcr The Normal College," President
Hunter; " Our common schools" John Jasper, jr, OF
$50; "1he Pulpit" the Rev. Martyr Summcrbcl, II
" The Bar" Everett y. Wheeler. 80 " The Medical
Profession" Dr. T. Herring Burchard, go; Tho
Teacher" Edward II. Boyer. '02 The Merchant" j.
eeaver Page, '62; ScioDce Professor John Bach Nc
Master, ~ The Press" Demarest Lloyd. '70j Tho
Soldier Major Asa Bird Gardner, u. g. A., 80. Col
lege songs wero sung between the toasts.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
OHIO MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

CINCINNATI. April 7.--As a result of Mon
days municipal election in Toledo the Democrats elect
Street Commissioner by plurality OF 200. The Re
rubiicaus Clerk Of the Police Court and other
officers.
In Columbus, the Republicans elected City Civil En-
gineer. Police Commissioner and nineteen out OF
twenty eight members of the City Council The result
in the Boar Education tie The Democrats e ect
Police Commissioners and a Justice OF the Peace.
In this city pHncinnatD the returns from Mondays
election yet all in, but Shebys majority for City
Controller over Hoffman DemocraU Is estimated at
$500 The Republicans elect the entire School Board
Of twelve members, sixteen out OF twenty-five Council
iuep. aud twelve out Of fourteen Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
ILLINOIS ELECTIONS.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE city election here yes
terday entirely without party signifcance Repuo
leans supported Democrats and Democrats voted for
Republicans Complete returns show that the Republ
caus have elected ten Aldermen the Democrats six the
Independents one and the Socialists one
Ths will make the complexion OF the next City Coun
cn Including those Aldermen hold over, about the
year. viz: Seventeen Republicans. fourteen
Democrats four Socialists and Independent. The
result Is considered satisfactory TO those who wish an
improved Government.
SPRINGFIELD Ill.,, April 7-The city election Yesterday
resulted th choice If Irwin, Republican,, for Mayor
by majority nf 350 aud OF the Republican candidates
for Clerk Attorney and Supervisor The Democratic
Treasurer elected In the SangamOn Board OF su-
pervsor. the Repuhl have majority OF one, for
the first tine since 1860.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
CTYIT, NOTTS.

Benjamin G. Wrlmurc has made application
in ihr ~uIro,.rcs Oicr for letters ot nsrrat.cn
ui"n The ~'na! estate of hs father, Park Couinis
~oinrr y I'm C. Weimnrc. The personally t. estimated
at :2rOO"u.
L. Wilbur Burl's name WAS stricken from
the names 0f aitOrnels and c1unsclors and mis- ccur
rryus,d b, decision Of the supreme Court, Gcrcr
Tern, yr-t",day III" charge against Mr. Burd WIS
that he rcvi Sl07O ~ attorney for the purpos" II
HtNis II pihl no "a IN .H'; IA h' pad Tie 20
O. interest AMI converted th" FL 900 10 his own
The will of Catherine II. Radcliffe, which
has bcc1 offered fer prob ,lc in the sur"Eac's 0c
contested hera.,c of the bcqtcst Of "A large TcsiduTy
estate tp The SOciriy for tine Prevention ~ Cruelty
Animals. lic'y rrgh II appoint, ii solo cxeriiior. The
viii WIS tXrrHrd Dcrcmbrr ~. 1879 1hrrr aIr
eal 100 mems, ahd hey are represented by al least
ten nrlu-.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08

Gable amsa With costs DscSusrcS sSss
Tie demurrer for the defendant WITH COSTA 49,. -.
BY Judges Bra y and agt the Mayer
with TO abide the event Nargsn az.
Judgment reversed new trial ordered WIN oo''S
By PreadiHg Justice Davis and Judge BradyProuy agt
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Company-Jungment
BY Justice Davis and Judges Brady and Barrett
Dnryod agt arped %ltn ns S2sIs
a9t With
mens and the motion to yacae attachment Granted slo
fSsfs ThS ediG&Rf & CO @ as
teed as directed IN oonion sResn vi Dap
as %c h
msnts Union Dime Bank as CLARK e & s ss
q i ABIDE The event ysrPancE %S
costs to either party on this appeal Whitman act TAYLOR
and RSs @ s sn ss
erss stors ct g. AEt :dasS RS%o e. ned
Wersch%dt Ssi Karl same ast Order %9diasa I;
chas, and as Fs'i
ny Presiding Jndge Davis and Judge Barrctt-Mur ast
scnmdt ar9 cTg sgt
WeH@ c VoessDr vOesS
time % & n4 q"Ts' s SS "as sSRsa
I%d ,n WaacS ~ Az ApISfp Laa ITT gTan
McFeeerMoon for rearsament denied ana oTler modie
thai dciendau spuate nof sue Hanney agt. Pcyssr
Mg1 s s smss ToS s be m e rs @
the roll Of attorneys and eonn,eors ad nt his De
Lewis /. Dalalcld National BauS agt King et al
SnnGs SPn aa css f H
granted given respondent to enter up Judgment
with costs In the Of pengues-M0tOn delef With
out eos
BY Presiding Judge Davis Judges Brady and ingalls,
Valentine Ggt Judgment affirmed wth costs. Tying
ng Field Judgment reversed and new trial ordered before
another referee
by Presiding Judge Wis and Judges Brady and Barrctt-
Peck Cler ct alO,der motion Tor l 10
granted. 81. ion asi Coates 81 al-urlcr Affirmed
Fills agf. Rico Order affirmed. Vanderbilt agt Schruye
Motion for Withdraw he al ON order and indg
mcnt and To the complaint granted
Judge Beach.-Sage aetTDnlow- Find
ings signed
Special Judge Van prmt-C Coleman agt Phelps
and oihcrs-opinon. Calendar agt Calenier-kef,rees
report confirmed.
Bv Juigc Van Worst Gross ngt Gross Met denied.
parmIy the Benton G"d AMI SILVER Aiuug COnipany.
Findings and decree signe1.
Common Pieas-SDecidi 7erm--Hv Judge J. 7. DAILY. |
In the matter OF Observation-Disclosures to sell unconec able
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
TRANSACTIONS OF CoMMlTTEEs.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-The House Commit.
Commerce received the report of subcommittee
to-day upon the River and Harbor bil and will hold
daily sessions for Its consideration until the bill s per-
fected. None Of the items recommended by tho sub
committee will be made public until agreed upon by the
full committee.
The Public Lands Committee was engaged today upon
the Land BILL the consideration OF which will probably
occupy attention for two weeks longer
The senate Committee on Appropriations took action
to-day on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
ate, with amendment appropriatinR 1900 70 pro-
vide for tho appointment OF q diplomatic agent and
New-York tribune., 1880-04-08
THE INDIANA ELECTIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE election in In
diana Tor township officers and constitutional
amendment brought out about twOthirds OF the votes
in the States. The Indications that the Republicans
mako large gains n.the tOwnnhp elections and carry
all Unconstitutional amendments by very decided ma.
jority.
As far as reports have been recevcdthcy indicate that
from 10 20 per OF the Democratic vote cast
In favor OF ratification.
The Germans voted solid for the amendment Ratin-
cation OF tho amendment will dispense with the OcOber
election, and fl the date OF the State election Oh the
day Of the Presidential election.