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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19

EVERY bottle of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover is tested before
leaving The laboratory, hence its uni
form quality and never failing results.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-05-19
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Two O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The Jury met, with following mcu-
bers present.
:. u. Williams, Pres't pro tom.
e. Labat,
Robt. Perkins,
+. A. Blanchard,
A. Heyman,
John A. Dixon.
On motion the Jury adjourned until
tomorrow ut 8 A. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA, La, I
May IL, 1885,
The Police Jury met. The following
members present.
S. d. Williams, Pres't pro tenn.
A. Heyman,
FLA. Blanchard,
G. Labat,
John A. Dixon,
Robert Perkins.
On motion of G. Labat,
Whereas, there are several Wards un-
represented in the Police Jury; and
whereas, it is but just and proper that
they should be represented; = there
fore be it
Resolved, That the Police Jury do
now adjourn until Monday, the 3lst day
of May, 1880.
S. D. WILLIAMS,
6. LABAT, Pres't pro tenn.
Clerk pro TEN.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
The Proposed New Depot.

The plans and specifications oi thesncw depot
to be erected by the p, C. & st. L. Raiload Com
pany at the corner Of Pearl and Butler streets, are
completed, but have not as yet been adopted by
the Philadelphia authorities. As shown BY the
plans the building will be one of the hand
sumest depots in our city, and will cover
a very large space OF ground. Besides
ornamcnted with the necessary proiec-
tions and gables which form such prominent
feature in our modern styles of architecture, the
central portion Of the building will be crowned
with . handsome cupola This site will be much
more accessible than the one upon which the
present depot stands, and the advantage thus u
be gained Is one Of the principal reasons which
have Influenced the company 70 build new one
old building will be used for freight purposes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
TO.DAY'S LEGISLATURE.
A Good Half. Days Work BY Ohio's
SOl0ns.
Special to the Star.

Special TO the 6tar. .... ..- -4
COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 29.-The greater part
of the time Of the House this morning las
been consumed in disposing of reports.
House bill No. ITO, authorizing the
Commissioners of Tuscarawas County, to
transfer certain funds to another was read
the second and third times and passed.
House bill No. 107 was read the second
and third time and passed. This bill au.
thorixes the Commissioners of Fayette
County to pay money to certain persons.
Recess
The Senate met at the usual hour and
bills were introduced as follows:
By Mr. ,Jackson-To amend Section 561
Of Revised Statutes. rEtf.. It Z.
By Mr.. Williamson-To amend Section
1920, Title 8. Of Revised Statutes.
BY Mr.. VHagen-To smend Section2, 667
IL the Revised Statutes relative to wEarvsi
and docks. House bill No. 95, by Mr.
Wallace to amend Section 907, Chapter 1
Title 8 of Revised Statutes, passed..
In the Senate considerable routine busi
ness was transacted.
Mr.. Jackson offered resolution authori
zing the Joint Committee of the House ant
Senate to examine property and report thu
cost Of building Governors Mansion. Res
olution referred to a Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
T II E L A I E S T
SUNK AT SEA.
Reported Wreck Of a Russian
= Transport, aa
And Two Thousand Soldiers Lose
Their Lives. et
Rational Associated Press to the star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
ODESSA, Jan. o9.--It is rumored here that
Russian transport vessel, having on board
two thousand troops, recently embarked at
Astrakahan and bound for Tchikislar,
. pofton the eastern side of the Caspian
Sea, has been caught in heavy gale ana
completely wrecked or the Caspian.
Details have not yet been received, but
The report states. that majority of the
troops, if not the entire force. are known
TO have perished.. 1t is understood that
they were on their way to reinforce Gen.
Kauffnan's expedition, which is to march
upon Merv, en- route to Hurat, in the
spring. Inquiries concerning the disaster
directed to the War Office at st. Peters
burg have thus far failed to elicit further
particulars .t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
Pelice Court Docket.

Drunk--A. Dickinson. $3.50; David steinle. SO
and costs; Bridget Reagan. 10 days; Louisa Dreis
ner. $3.50; Emma Howell, so days; Lucy Hud
son. dismissed. -.-
Disorderiy Conduct-C. Richter, dismissed
Henry Keyi. Barney McNeal, IS and costs; Henry
Harr T. 10 days; Joseph Lawrence, 30nays.
Vagrsncy-M alter Thorp, House Of Refuge; Pat
Conners, George Lott. q. ". Tomas, Chas. As
mems, Joseph Peters. D. W. Whitney. 50 days
Frank Reardon. s5OS0 George Mack. dismissed.
Miscelaneous-M Martin McGinty, cutting, &C.
continued Chas Jones, petit larceny, dismissed
Jacob stradey, same Sos3i v, N Barrett same ne
Albert Winkler petit larceny, SO-SO0
Lester A. Rose. suspicious person. dismissed; d
W. Harriet, same. continued; Thomas Holmes
same 80 days; George Spencer, same $3.50; Jos
TuIly, indecent behavior, dismissed: JOSEPH
schreiber. removing b dy. &C.. dismissed; Georg'
lang, committing nuisance. $40 and costs; Barne!
Mullen, assault and battery, dismissed; Kate
jenkins. same. soslOo; Herman Redala, same
continued.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
THE BIG JUDGE
Sits Down Upon Bunko Hsn, and Thi1ts for
More Of Their Blood.

moro OF lnolI ol0Vus rr...s-
David Steinle, saloon-keeper at the cor
ner Of Front and Butler streets. got drunk
yesterday and kicked in the door Of house
on Elm street, near Pearl. The Judge fined
him $40 and costs, which will be RENTED
when he pays for the damage done TO the
door. 3l -"
Walter Thorp, small boy, requested to
be sent to the House Of Refuge. The re-
quest was complied with. 4sU5 5
George Lang was fined $40 and costs for
committing nuisance.
Alfred DIckeiison and Joseph Lawrence
we're given thirty days each for drunken
ness. l f4#u et
Seven tramps, named Patrick Conners
George Lott. G. w. Thomas. Chas. Asmns,
Joseph Peters. Frank Reardon and D. w.
whitney, were found dead asleep last
night in Marmets COKE oven. They were
all taken in and this morning they were
all given place to sleep for thirty days
except Frank Reardon, who got three
months.
Jacob Strader was arrested last evening
by Oiicer Maurice Spssman, for stealing a
couple of baskets from the grocery store OF
J. s. Dempsey, corner OF Sixth and Plum
streets. He was fined $25 aud sentenced to
80 duys in the Work-hOuse by the big
Terror.n 4s1T .Il
Kate Jenkina the Princess of Bucktown,
was sentenced TO 90 days in the Work.
house and fined Sl00 for slasnjng up Mol.
Lie SPOTS with razor.
Louisa Driesner was before the Court
Yesterday. charged with drunkenness. She
begged henself off and strsiehtway went
and got drunk again. This morning Judge
Marchant had NO sympathy for her and
gave her thirty davs
Emma Howell. poor. unfortunate Emma
who spends two thirds Of her time in the
Work-honse, went out again this morning
for term OF three months
Thos. Holmes, q suspicious character, 70,
thirty DAYS 49,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS-.
HOUSE..

HOUSE
WAsHrNeroN, Jan. 20. - The previous
question was seconded on the bill to declare
all public roads and highways post routes.
The bill was passed--yeas, l34; nays, 81.
SENATE. f.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-Mr. Herman in
troduced bill to provide for celebrating
the one hundreth anniversary of the treaty
of neace by holding an industrial exhibi-
biti at New York in 1888.
Mr, Gordon INTRODUCED u resolution to ap-
noint A committee 0f nine to take into con-
sideration the question Of the construction
of a canal to connect the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans, and to authurze them tD
cooperate with similar committee of the
House of Representatives.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29

Mr.. Charles w. Eckert and R d. Dillon
leave for Florida next Monday. - f't
Mr.. l.. O. Maddux and Mr.. Oliver
Austin left for the South this morning.
Mr.. Chris. Kinsinger YESTERDAY celebrated
the I, rty third anniversary OF his birth.
Mr. Adam Gnnkach celebrated his
fiftieth birthday yesterday ut his home,
No. 458 Elm street.
Mr.. J. C. Brants, OF the Crawford House.
was last evening united in marriage to
Miss Julia Brophy, Of Chilo, Ohio.
w B. cassidy has been reelected Presi.
dent, and DR.. J. l. Vattier. Vice President,
of tile Free Eye, Ear and Throat Dispen.
sary. '.a-
Colonel Gustavus Kemmerling. the last
commanding officer OF the Ninth Ohio In
fantry Regiment, was rendered reception
last night at Graeffi Hall, by several Of hii
old army comrades.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
BITTERS.
Herbaline Bitters

GO TO KEESHAN'S DRUG STORE,
corner Sixth aud Walnut. and get bottle
Of Heroaline Bitters, medicine compound.
ed entirely from American mixed herbs
found in California, New Mexico and Ari-
zons. They will restore your wife's health.
They will cure you. They will keep your
family healthy. They are certain cure
for Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness Fe-
male Complaints and Irregularities Liver
Complaints, Biliousness, Scrofula, Kidney
and Bladder Affections, Rheumatism, and
all Chronic Diseases. One dose cures Sick
Headache. Two doses cure ordinary Colds
and Coughs. Try them. Remember the
name, GTHERBALlNE BITTERs. $50
Fifty thousand bottles sold in two months.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
Important, but Secret Meeting at
Atlanta.

Special to the star. ..l
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 29-The Southern
Railway and Steamship Association is in
session here, and the presence Of
Colonel William M. Wadlev. Presi-
dent of the Georgia Central; Colonel E. W.
Cole, President Of the Nashville. Chattanoo.
ga & 81. Louis Road; H. Victor Newcomb,
Vice President. and Colonel Fred he
Funiak, General Manager of the Louisville,
Nashville & Great Southern Road, led
everyone to expect grand coup, but Sc
cresy has been the order of the day, and IL
any grand combination has been made, it
has not been made known. -.
Immediately upon Mr.. Newcomb's ar
rival he had long and secret conference
with Mr.. Wadley and then with President
Clements, Of the Cincinnati Southern, and
arranged for meeting next week. Then
he had secret conference with Col. Cole
What transpired could not be learned, but
Mr.. Newcomb left on special train for
Louisville at 7 o'clock last night.
GREAT SALE OF CENTRAL PACIFIC STOCK.
n,
was presented in Stock Exchange to-day.
A contract for the sale of 800 600 snares Of
Central Pacific stock was completed YES
terdsy and it was announced by the syndi.
cate Of bankers and others who made the
purchase that $1,000 shares would be Of
fered for sale this morning at Stock Ex-
change at price between so and S5. More
than one-half Of this amount had already
been bid for privately, chiefly on account
of firm of German bankers, who wish to
send 1t to Europe. ...-l .z,.s.t
Five brokers had been employed by the
syndicate to make the sale. When the
Offering began, there was intense excite
ment The stock opened at 8lN and with
in fifteen minutes rose to S7K. closing al
s.. The average price was "a and frac.
ton. The syndicate would have been con.
tent, it is understood, If an average Of 81
had heen OBJ aimed. The whole transaction
is unique in the history of the Stock Ex
change, and its successful result is the gen
eral topic of conversation in Wall street.
SALE OF CENTRAL PACIFIC STOCK. -
National Associated Press to the Star.
new YoRK, Jan. GA contract for the
delivery of $50 OOO, 600 of Central Pacific
Railroad stock sold tn the Syndicate by g.
p. Huntington, has been signed to-day, and
the stock is to be delivered to-day and
placed upon the market at an advance over
cost ......,
TRIAL TRIP POSTPONED.
MONTREAL, Jan. 29.-Owing to the mild
ness OF the weather the trial trip over the
new Ice Bridge Hallway, which was to have
taken place Yesterday. has been postponed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29

F. Norris when Gov. Davis has appointed
Su erintendent of Public Buildings in
place OF Dr. Lancaster, Fusion.
AUGUSTA. Jan. 29-3 P. M.-All the
Fusion Senators, with the exception OF
Lamsel, Ellis and Parlin have expressed
an intention to go in with the Republicans
tomorrow.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
METROPOLITAN MENTION.
it. ONE LUHATIC KILLS ANOTHER.
ationhl Associated Pres To tho Star.

National Associated Press To tho Star.
NEW YoEK, Jan. 29.--Two insane women,
Maria Odher and Julia Christ, confined in
the Lunatic Asylum On Black wells Island.
quarreled in their cell on the night of the
24th inst, when Julia beat her companion
on the head with q piece of wood, fractur-
ing her skull. The injured woman died
yesterday. .J .4 m5
NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
A movement is on foot among the COM
mercial bodies to secure the passage BY
CONGRESS of q National bankrupt Law based
on tlIAt of 1867. with such suggestions and
alterations as experience has shown to be
necessary.
WHAT THE INDIANS ESCAPED
Three bo. s-Frank Cole, aged seven, Dan.
iel BOYLE, aged thirteen, and Lewis Meyer.
aged twelve--are under arrest as runaways
from Worcester, Mass. They were en- route
West to fight Indians. Cole had loaded
six x-barreled revolver, large clasp knife, q
Pat. Rooney songster and IS 25., Bowie car
ried two revolvers and two very much worn
story papers by way Of charts. Never lad
o revolver. a quantity Of fishing tackle and
large plug II tobacco. Their friends were
notified.
BURNS DINNER LAST NIGHT.
F.. A Burns dinner, at which there were, as
it happened, no Scotchmen and no baggis,
was eaten at Delmonico's last night. A nong
the persons present were General Hancock.
Peter Cooper, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
David Dudley Field, General Crittenden.
General Woodford, P. 8. Gilmore, Post
master James and other prominent gentle
men. .a, .-,-f-
DONOVAN AND ROOKIE. ... ...
Donovan and Rookie nave signed articles Ia
fight under the new rules of the London
Prize Ring, at one hundred and fifty -four
pounds, for 1900 side and the middle.
weight championship Of America. The
fight is to take place Nav 11th in Canada.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
Death Of the Mother Of Representative
Williams.

The Evening News Of youngstown. O.,
on Tuesday, contained the following: Mrs.
Isaac Tilnan, mother Of Hon. George Will
lian,s, Representative from Cincinnati,
died al her residence this morning In this
city. The sad news was telegraphed to her
son and other relatives abroad. The
funeral services will be held from the Dis.
ciple Church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. 's. -r
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
FRESH FOREIGN.
Germany Suspends the Coinage
Of Gold. q baa
An Evicted Irish Tenant Reinstated BY
ID g. Force f.a'-. -u s5
8 DEFENSE TAX LEVIED IN GERMANY.

DEFENSE TAX LEVIED IN aERMANY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN Jan. 2a-The German Govern
ment has levied defense tax upon all per-
sons exempted by law from military duty.
This measure is received by the people gen.
orally, and especially by those whom ii
most concerns with manifest disapproba.
ton, and in circles not connected with the
Government it is stigmatized as unfair and
oppressive. fs 81 4 Htn
GOLD COINAGE STOPPED.
The Government has also decided not ia
resume the sales of silver, which has been
sold as bullion since its characterization,
and also has stopped the coinage Of gold.
1t is understood that the meaning of this IL
in the direction of the remonetization Ol
silver and the adjustment of the currency
to the needs of q prospective war.
DECLINES THE PROFFERED JOB.
ATHENS, Jan. ON. Tricoupis has de-
clined the invitation of King George to
undertake the task of forming new Min
istry.
A TENANT REINsrATED.
DUBLIN, Jan. 29-The people of Bally
haunis, which was the scene of recent anti
rent demonstrations. assembled in force ant
set to work to rebuild the hut from which
tenant was elected few days since, and
despite the efforts of the constabulafy win
tried to prevent them. succeeded in rein
stating it's former occupant I'D . ..
| 4. ANOTHER rENIAN SCARE
| LONDON. Jan. 20.-An extensive robber.
of arms and ammunition from the gun
smiths shops have been accomplished a
Chester. The police assert that tie robber
was committed by agents Of Fenian ssso
LciatiOna ,
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Hon e. Of a .Mastodon.

Special to the star.
Greenfield. INp., Jan. 29.-The bones OF
some gigantic quadruped were exhumed
YESTERDAY by parties cutting ditch on the
farm of Mr.. Washington Slifer, mile and
half east Of the city. The conical pro-
lection on the molar teeth indicate that
they are the bones Of the mastodon. They
are in wonderful state Of preservation and
are fine specimens indeed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
TWO WASHBUKNES.
The One With the Final e Will
Accept a Nomination.
Rational Associated Press to the Star.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 90 --Ex-Minister Elihu
r. Wasbburpe is at tue Albermarle Hotel.
although his name does not appear OIL the
repister. His brother, G. G. Washburn. to
whose name there IS no final "E and
who is ex Governor OF Wisconsin, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
EB. Washburne is disinclined to talk
politics. but he las said that II the Repub.
kcans will nominate him u, be Governor OF
Illinois, he will accept, and it is known
that he has written TO friend that under
no circumstances will he be candidate for
the Presidency.
His brother, G. G. Washburn, said he
would not speak for his brother, but he
knew him TO BE- q warm supporter OF ex'
President Grant "as am, too" hs added
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29

The Grand Jury visited the Jail and
the Cincinnati Hospital this morning and,
finding both institutions in good condition.
were granted q recess and allowed to 60
home until tomorrow. The Baldwin case
will then again be taken up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
AID FOR ERIN.
HELP FROM BROOKLYN.
4 seociated Press to the Star,

National Associated Press to the Star.
BRooKLYN, N. Y. Jan. 29.-The religious
societies OF Brooklyn are contributing lib
orally for the fsmne-stricken people Of Ire
land. Three thousand dollars have already
been raised. The temperance organizations
are also raising monev for Erin.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29
Marriage Licenses

4arrla9o Ltoeneee
The following marriage iicensss have besn
issued since our last report:
VIM. Krippner and Elix. Waits.
Frank Hamilton and Dora d. Long
+. II. Schortemeyer and Louisa RohlfinG
Jas,L. Blake and Caroline K Elkina
Frank 6cull and Ruth Naylor.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-29

Mr.. Thomas Sherlock has been added
TO the Chamber OF Commerce COMMITTEES
having in charge the purchasing OF the
Postofice lot as site for the new Cham
bsr of Commerce Building. f
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suiciae ID Columbus.

Special tn the Stat. ~ E9W n
COLUMBUS, Jan. 29-1:5o p. MA man named
seifobcch committed suicide this noon at the Dem
nison House. by hanging bimself. The Coroner
will hold an inquest this afternoon seifobech is
aged about forty five, and "a q Hungarian.
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1MroRrArloNs OF WOOL

National AssO< lated Press to the Star. ~, /,
WASHINGTON, Jan, 29--The Consulate al
Buenos Ayres in his dispatch to the De.
partment Of State, dated Dec. 10th, 1879
report that during the week several vessels
have cleared from that port for Boston and
New York with cargoes Of fine wool. Owing
To- high .ad valurem duties it has heretofore
beer impossible to ship ese OILS to the
United States. Only low priced carpet
woods have found market. The present
shipments are made under the st mulus
our improved trade is giving to pricss in
the United States
COMMITTEE WORK.
The Agricultural Committee considered
the question of making the Agriculture
Department All Executive Department
The House Committee OH Elections re-
ceived majority and minority reports o
Subcommittee in the Curtin Yocnm case,
The majority remand G election to the
people and minority declare Yocum eE.
titled to his seat. The full Committee took
no action. ~
CONKLING's STATE.
A prominent New York politician, who
has the confidence of Senator COnklilg
SAYS Conklipg is authority for the stste
ment that the New York Republican Con
ventiuh will not be called until April. and
that the probability is that the New York
delegation to the Chicago Convention vii
be instructed to vote for Senat r Conklln,
for the Presidential nomination. d..
THE WARNER BILL.
The House Committee on tonange, weightl
and measures decided to report favOrabl.
the bill introduced by Warner, providing
for free coinage of gold and silver, anG
issue OF certificates on deposits of gold ant
silver bulli n. Such certificates to be lega
tender for all purposes. The bill prohibit.
any further issue Of. National Bank notes.
SUGAR TARIFF QUESTION.
The Ways and Means Committee gave
further hearing this morning on the suga
tariff. II. A. Br wn. special agent of til,
Treasury Department, made a long state
ment, showing how frauds could be prac
ticed under the present stern.
The Department wants additional legis
1att0n to more clearly protect the Govern
ment. Brown was subjec, ed to good dea
of questioning BY tile sugar men present
The impression is that there will be no leg
islation Oh the question. fel
THE INGALLS, AND KELL0GGsPoFPoRD CASES
The Senate Committee on Privileges snt
Elections have finished taking evidence i,
the ingalls, case, and the council have seA,
allowed time to tle their brie,ssss A 1;m;Ia
disposition y, l.,.ypeen made ot TIE kellogg
.,vouord case, ard the Cop,inittes are no,
ready 70 go To wofk or their report
coNsiBRNArIoN or PATENTS.
The Senate Committee on Patents vii
hear Arguments on the 10Th Of Februar
relative to the extension Of the patent 3
the Mckay sewing machine. At the nex
meeting OF the Committee they will col
sider the Graham Fire Extinguishe
patent gtf-.
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AT AUGUSTA.
Fusion Members Mixing With
the Republican Legislature.
THE FUsIONIsTs AFFILIATE
National Associated Press to the Star.

AUGUSTA. Jan. Oil A. MHAll interest
ccntcrs now in the d ings Of the Republic
can Legislature, and the course OF the Flu
sion members with reference to taking their
seats The six Fusion Seliat ,rs, Messrs
Barker, Atwell, Rogers. Strickland, Rankin
aud Putteii. have taken their seats with the
Republicans, and will act under protest.
The following Fusion Representatives were
lin their seats in the House this morning:
ingalls,, Of Wiscasset; Dickey, of Fort
Kent; Mclaughlin and Hill, Of Corinth;
Wilson, of Orono; Farrell. of Van BYren;
Knowles, of Bradford; Long, of Fort Fair.
field; Chesley, II Oxford; Millikin. of
Burnham, aud Haskell, of Turner. The
Others have gone home, but it is thought
some of them win return. The troops that
are left in cilarge Of the State-honse are
kept ont Of sight and they will be sent
home tonight ii Gov. Davis decides that II
is best
DEPARTURE OF THE TROOPS
So many Republican members objected
to the presence Of troops at the State-h0nse
that Ill but tile Auburn Light Infantry
were sent home yesterday. These viii
probably 20 to-day. and the charge Of the
Capital will then pass into the hands Of u
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Mokk THAN Hs ASKED FOR,

National ssociste. Press to the sstar.
CHICAGO. Jan. "a IAN named Aciel,
who was convicted .ast October on charge
oi burg'ary ant..f sentenced. to the Peniten-
t'ary for one year. asked for and obtained
...eY trial. The case was heard yesterday,
and he was sentenced for five years.