davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASuINGTON, Friday, j;


II has been decided postpone the unycilng OF the
statue or Admiral FdrrLgu recently erected III this city.
until April II next
The resignation IT Captain John j. Chguc CommissaTy
of subsistence. 0f his commission as First Lieutenant.
l1ih Infantry only has been accepted by the President.
statement was to-day prepared by the Director OF
thc Mint showing tlg the total distribution OF sver
dnllars from the NcT-OrcHnS Mint during the last
mouths has been S5.191 900.
Tn Superintendent of the Census sent to the Secretary
~ the Interior to- ay communication asking for an
.idtloual upUruprafon q. SiOOOOO for the completion
OF the celi,i,s work and the puUcNIOn Of the results.
The General has issued circular 10 all
rlny companies respecting the Importance OF suhsti-
uug safety Tor 3 other stoves now IN Use IN
railway p.st oil r ears or tOutc agents apartments
Secretary Eyarts sand i,ay that tho treaties recently
nrgotiatcd with China VIII b. sent 10 the Senate imme
t,otrly The documents were read to the President
vr.frr,,y al the Cabinet said this afternoon
, ihc treaties entirely satisfactory 10 The CGlted
STATES Government. and tha they Will both be sent to
he - nate t-lE"rrow
Ihrclsc of Tnolnas W. BARLEY aud f. p Stanton
AGAINST William NJ. Evarts AlomzJ W. Adams, the Ll
Abra silver Mining Company and Others has been set
l hearing The defendant Aams'S, plea to the iurls.
turtnn Of tho District SprC me- Court Il SUlt for
an account ald miuurton respecting Mexican awards
amounting to Sl,ljl,91S.
Fares ilUn New York to Washington on Inauguration
Dly for organic Iions, Will he Tor the lound IMP ~
ph!adclplia 10 Washington for organizations. round
trip So and from baltimore to NIslr Ston round trip.
for organizations. II % wllc Is Jl> hlf fare. All
these rates apply 30 Or&al IdtlunS unY No reductions
Tor the general puhilc were decilcd NJ On.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

sderaon the memorial OF the cadet mdshipmen Vi 'no
Navy asking legislation assign them assmiiaeeo r
in the service The memorial Is favoraby indcrsed py
the Secretary Of the Navy. The committee instructor
Representative Goode to prepare bin TO meet the Case
The Judiciary Committee had under consideration
few private bills and the Committee on Pubic Eans
continued the hearing upon the Ontonagon LIN" """
.,o
The Indian Appropriation bill was perfected oy e the
subcommittee this morning and will be reported I'd '"o
full committee tomorrow. $1,000. cor,
The Sub Committee OF the Senate ApproprlaIi0ns COM
mittee having charge OF the Frncatou ;s oni W q,
rave hearing Mr. Norman Wizard, who is desirous oI
obtaining PERMISSION make expermens uaGSr f con S%c
yerting smooth bore cannon into riied guns, !or
the fOtcations The 6HnIte
heard Mr.. Wizard length, but TOOK 10 ntno1
action po- poning further consideration Of the suDeG
until tomorrow when General Benet CheI OF Opt
nance Will be heard in opposition TO the cNpei
prOposed by Mr. Ward and in favor OF Increasing luc
appropriation for the manufacture Of heavy liied guns
Nv hp Ordnance DppartmPut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-Bl TELEGRAPH.
nrArrN An nnnrEn BY HIMeELN.

RrATEN AND ROBBED BY HIMSELF.
ATLANTA. t;a.. Jan. ~. k. W sou VINO was
M ,n have been knocked the head at Mest Point Ga,
rI r,n on Monday iEht last, confessed today tt he
woIIn,rd himself KNIFE ami then peat ehetd WIN
, r ir op ,nd The money. He agent 10. Tie
Innt,'rn EAp;rss Company at v rst toin;.
MURDER TRIAL IN NEWJER~EY.
Rnprr> rows. y. j.. Jan. 7.-ln the ;rial of Henry
vams for the murder of Charles Ross the light OF no
~ r,nrr 1880 II been shown that three ks before
% nuulr rlams stated 10 witness that he ufelded "
xiii Ross u the first opportunity.
HELD On THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
GIFN's FALLS \. V, JAM 7.--l hc examination of
Goore A. Wiett charged with the murder OF John b. Phar
winch AS commoGced on Thursday morning. concluded
This The prsOrcr was hed 10 await the acton OF
tho Grand JulY.
KILLED By BROTHER
GAIVESTO%. I"xts, Jan. IA special dispatch
from Dallas Iexas The Nrs In difficulty East
land Oh lay John COntey shot and Killed BY his
brother Charles.
KILLING IN SELFDEFINCE.
STNBT-RY Penn, Jan. 10. ". Elsennart, station
aVont NJ Excelsior who shot aud killed Patrick UIren on
lie Instant bgoight before dge Kockafeer to-day
which was that the prisoner acted IN clfdeiencc
q released ON bail
CRUSHED BY FALLING PLATFORM.
ALBANY. Jan. John iialiOran clgal-naker OF
this OF the firm Of clark Il ialioran, en-
naged in astetOn, Instantly killed to-day
by Platform falIlng upon him.
HANGED FOR TWO MURDERS.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 7. "A dispatch from Walla
Wala SAYS j. TnOuas hanged here January L. for
murder OF Amanda shanks IN January last Thomas con
fessel crimes and said his WIFE, who t pr Oned for
concerned IN the murder OF Mrs ShanRA had nc
hand in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

The first meeting of the Tammany nan
General Committee for ISL was held last night Inc
committee is composed Of l,25l members ana thrre WIS
full representation present The list OF deleGa's iIo
each district read arf az some OF tho romiIe"'
names were called they were loudly appauded Joun
Kelly sa the front Of seats with ColniSsio"i
Thomas Brennan hs right and CongreSsinah-rIec'
Philip II. Dugr0 AT hs left. When the XVIII AsSemoN
District was called Michael +. Mclaughlin naiiuen
II the credentials tor his delegates "''
Aseemhlynan Michael j. DaughcTjy offered pt"te9'
behalf OF n contcstins delegation. The ealing o ne
roll suspended for several minutes when Augustus
Schc cntercd the han, by long continued applause a
Committee Pcrmlnrnt Organic ition and Coh'eS'eu
Seats was appointed which met immediate IN th "'''
iournng room to decide the contest in the NEth DE
trict.
Ex-Aternan Purroy announced that a r'crss oi zen zen
minutes would ba taken while the committee was III ~.
sion, hut il continued hour aud twenty minutes A.
d-rmar rurr, who made chairman OF me cohnh-
Permanent Org uzdtOn, reported that II hau % Ee
cided the ~ AuPnStus stheH s sun
chairman of the General Committee ,!r !or
Assembly District led by Michael +. Mclaughlin was
recognized as the regular Augustus Schell was -
corted 10 the chair by Iohn Kelly and Commissioner
Smith r.. Lane Three cheers were given Tor sem l.
three for Kelly. and then the new chairman. III d
brief speech. pictured IN glowing terms me billlh ~.
urc uf the Democratic party III NrWlOlk AIttr Ie"
rcsOlutIOus the meeting .dlournCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
RETIREMENT OF ARMY OFFICERS.
NOMINATIONS.

WA,HINGTON, Jan. 1.-The President this
altcrnoon sent to tnc SENATE the following nomina-
tious:
Cdictos, CUst William \. BALDWIN for the Distinct
~ ar;. Lrulamlt cook. tor tne Istlct OF ri h.
.,tt Il the DlsirCt Uf Michigan,
Mich.
J,r.jrers n Ihic NUHSeSJnhu w. HaVerSCk. for the
D4tri Angeles cal; th.Il's C. GOOGcnUw tor the
District ot Tracy. MWn.
j,1j of DHcss-Juhailn ". Hove at Lewiston.
Id, 40 A MIIlrT NJ Iduktun. OAK; William y.
Kelly at IresCutt AuLpua; ldId {. Kerr al Jackson,
Miss
Iisd >tai,s SurrsgOrs encrdOriando H. Rrews ster for
a W-tnct Of LOUISIANA; Henry Epcrscn Tor the District
BdhOta
Iuiqn IA David ~hrrm1n. for the New York Agency
y Miles. flr the cheyenne Arta \ zoe Ag'U v,
Inan Territory James II. Wilbur Tor the lahima Agency.
W,.hiugtnn Territory: robert H. Mruv 0r thr Nsquly
Ayci., AShngtnn rrrrory JOAN lUuus, Tor the Bacb
ictt Agency, Montana Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
IEIGuLNTS or WESTERN NEW&
EArIp TRANSIT IN CINCINNATI.

CIvcIvXtTI Jan. IA certificate Incorporate
iur the tnclmnati Ii,t Railway Company WIS THIS morn
,y f. ed with the Secretary OF state at Columbus. The
obi Il Of Incorporation i stated to construct operate
and maintain Il line of railroad FOR passengers ana
freight through aud IN the Cty Of Cincinnati,
TO provide rapid TRANSIT and means of inter
coni,iu!ca' ION and additional terminal acrominoda-
mons for and between The various railroads when mo-"
enter or which may hereafter enter the city. The
amount Of the capital stock IL hycd AZ
;, 100000, diyid inlO shares Of 500 each.
Tue incnrpOratOrS arc well known businr"s
men arg, manufacturers and capitalists. Indications
are tnrt the enterprise a large and comprehensive
scale Il undcr-ioud that tn" capliai IL 10 be here
after increased to two three million dollars. The
rold from Iiruadway the old brighton House VIII bn
constructed tunnel under the old canal b"d from
Br ghton Will bc aAen out tle Mill Creek bottoms by
The business houses along the route
Will connected by switches running INTO their cellars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

ST. Louis, Jan. both houses OF the Leg
isaturc met joint session yesterday aftrin o ana
canvasscd the ~ the late election The message OF
Governor Phelps read THIS document IL very long
aud is devoted to stat" an r-. winch are IN prosperous
aud nittcrnr condition. The expenditures for education
have heen $l,lij.3Sl The Governor recommends me
reduction of the iral rate uf lcrst tot per cent lie
cnugrauate4 The Legislature On the pr"sperons c"'Il
t,on educational sytcm 81 the ~tit' He says me
populatiou q increased ut tn" rate "I
10000 per year tor Ire past fouI years He refer. en-
couragngly 10 the Efforts now being made I" attract
immigrants. and the criminal Avs of ihr slate are
being much better enforced than formerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
TuE sITIAIInN Il MALNE.

ArGr>rl. Me-, Jan. 1.-The >uh-Commttcr
On The 1;nbrrnatofiu Votes reported t@ an rnu1n Z"
the full committee ths hEur"s trrGrdphcd y'"i"r-
,,v The report WAS accepted Wiihnnt any changes.
III. towns nf Vtssaburn lrd Eiiur have been Informed
that II present they dsfraro sr and The munlcpa.
o0ic,rs have been instructed taa IN y Will haze urt!
Monday cycmu- prcscIt certified 'JrirS OF Their re-
CORDS.
IN. Tusiniist- today drcl'rd 10 forward Ia the
surif, cIupgu work and iLuui" : ..'u CItsr and hs
followers. In "Stralshta decided To 30 forward
WItluuf alliance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
GOVERNOR CULLoW$ MESSAGE.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA special dispatch to
ne Journoi spr.usGrd. ILL., say: The vote Tor
state GERS having been concluded to y by the "iit
meeting Of the Lrgsnurc. Governor Cnllon delivered
his message He aludc- to hr rapid Development o hc
railroad interests cornmcud- the kmlroad and Ware
hnl- C.mmis ,Ou AMI cXprcscs satisfaction win the
work " the Board cf l'Ath.'
III" mrnb-Ia Of tIr House. were sworn IN y's''tdt''
n. H. 1honas. o. t'oh fpIutf the R"Pu"I'" h'i'"'
" - elected Speaker. and pclnIalrbt "I-.nlIA"h ""7
~ rtctl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
utSrIrING IN NEVADA.

SAX FEAN,IsCU, Jan. "a diSp@tch from
C,r.o Iiy S.s - ~" Dem 'rie Hcd caurA7 last
,i.lt and nominated !. G.. Far for United states
s,,.,r There sr.fns be- dispute - to the NUN
,.r urrui ~ the caucus. II brug claimed by the ant
Far lri.ic-t that Their" TO quorum II was slp'rl
rnt tdnlph -uiro would ull'o-" "" Fdr bu T. l. now
,tit,d mat he Will not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
IN PURSUIT or ~ ERhING D1UGH7RR.

FoRKED RIVER, y. D., Jan. IA few
weeks ago Gustav Hcynrchs. married music teacher
per,uated one OF his pupils, girl of seventeen, the
daughter of Captain Annnah q. Wilbert. to el' pc with
him The late Grand Jury found indictments against
uenrIcls aud Miss Wlbcrt. aud rcqu,slilOn was OBJ
tanned from Governor Mcclellan, armed with when
Sheriff Holman started Tuesday FOR san FiancscO 10
arrest them. Mr. WilDcrt accompanied ,lc ShcrIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
GERMAN REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Primary elections were held last night III
The different Assembly Districts throughout the ciy Nv
the Frcdsam branch of the German Republican
organization to choose dclegItrs t. the tchtfhi
Committee anI also officers OF the NaIl-
ous district Organ.zlt'0ns far as conI1
he learned the elections passed "a quietly and among
the dclrGncs chosen 10 ihc Central Committee were
Morris FricdsaIn OTTO j. kiscmar. Jacob Brinn hl-
dnnh Rnhrns Julius Ilarhingrr e. schwartz, George
B Mari. Victor I1rrbcrsrr. Richard PauisOn Char"s
Ian., Henry LleNy and Phnp Schl1cfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
TIE EpENNSYLvANIA sENArOR>HT.


kxCIIIsiiNr or rHE PRELIMINARY sTRCCGir--
TIE MEANING OF MIR. GROWS SLIGHT EtVthSN
HIS SUPPOgTERS A. CONf pL"I As ME-
OLIvEHs-sENATOR CAMERON AHD DARK
HORSE
IfROA An AsiONAL CORRESPONDENT OP THE TiibrNiI
HAERsBURO Jan. Ga week OF excitement at
the Capitol of the keystone State is fortunately re
heyed by a luIl OWING TO the adjournment Of the
Pennsy sylvanIa Legislature until next Wednesday.
Oi course the great question of tho hour II the
United states Senatorshp. and the two most promi-
nent figures IA the contest thus far are Galusha y.
Grow. Of Susquehanua. and Harry W. Oliver, Of
Pt'sburg. trial Of strength was made between
the friends Of these gentlemen for b. organization
OF tie House Of Representatives, Mr.. Wolfe. Of
Union. having charge Of the Grow forces, aud
Secretary QUAY marshaling the Oliver men. The
test was In the selection OF a chairman of the Re-
publican CAUCUS This officer having the appoint
ment Of the state Committee. whose province IL IN
TO apportiOn the patronage OF tho House. was
supposed ~ be important factor
In shaping the prelimnanes Of the
great struggle which eliminates on the 18th inst.
i' the election OF q United States Senator. 1t is
only far TO state that the vote for chairman of the
caucus does not represent the relative strength of
Mr. Grow OF Mr.. Oliver. In the first pace Mr.
divers managers selected for the position Repre-
sentative John NJ Pomeroy of Franklin County. IN
@eved snti-Olver man with o candidate Of his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
A TYPICAL LOUISIANA WITNESS.
SUDDEN REVIVAL or THE klILoGG CASE by TIL
DEMOCRATS.

DEMOCRATS.
Try TELEGRlPlI To- TIIE TRIBUNE.l
WAAHING1uN. Jan. 7-AnOthcr promising 9" Ionis-
lana witncssr with all that the name implies. has
turned up IN Washington. W. }. Moore, member
of the Packard Legislature, was summoned by the
Democrats 10 testify III the Kellogg caS". The
Democrats. after getting Moore to Washington. be
came doubtful about his availability Tor their pur-
pose and did not examine him; whercupon Kellogg
put h m on the stand and examined hlm regarding
the fairness of the elect his district His estl
mony was favorable to Senator Kellogg, and the
cr0ss-cxamlnatiOn developed nothing 10 the con-
trary Now Mr. Moore presents memorial to tho
senate through Senator JONAS of Louisiana aNOwiny
that he WAS bribed to vote for Senator Kellogg AMI
stating that he was not examined upon tnat point
wien he WIS before the committee. AT the same
ti,.e letters have rcn lVPd from Louisiana say
iug that Moore VAS found guilty of some Official
crOokchncss in the Custom House, and had lost his
place IN cons, uilance lie had been trying to get
into position again by threatening to make
damaging disclosures III Washington If his demands
not heedcd.
Tho motive on the part of the Democrats in bring
ing up this matter now N believed To be the wish 10
keep the subject before the public IN such way
that It may be taken up for action soon alter the
Tennessee Senatorial election, and apparently with
newly discovered evidence against Senator Kellogg,
i'm the event that "a Republican Senator Is elected.
II Is intimatcd that such course may result In a
deadlock which will last during the session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE CONTEST IN NEw.YORK.

errrrI ATl0NS II THIS CIIY-EFPrBrICAN SfNtT"tN
.xn POLITICIANS DISCUSSING NE CHANCE, Of
rnr CANDiDAIts.
There werc1mant RcDubc'u SenatorS. AN~ 'nlly-
mel and politicians Of al grade at thc Ft'h AV"uu"
md ST. James Hotels last evening Whose sole
tome oi conversation was tue contest Tor the
United States Scnatorslp IA tins STATE"
Nothing approa, hing frnal caucus has
az; h,cn held but there has been much quiet can
WASHING hy tie friends of the candidates. General
slarpe came down fIom Kingston Thursday
but left the city Tor home last evening
He WAS in corsuotio with the Republican leaders
here. partly on the sui ect of making ny his COM
tt,r. aud par Is tho question oI the caN los of
Senator.
The contest between Thomas {. PIatt and Richard
Crowley il SAID TO he very close. friend
of Congressman Crowley was confident Last night
TINT his candidate would receive III the caucus a.
least forty-one votea. 10 thIriy-two for fla't
aud three for Congressman LapiIain' win
the remainder divided among the opp,s-
tion 10 the COnkiing interest. 1hc friends Of NJ
platt lust reverse the figures giving their candidate
40 or ~ votes and 80 or 81 tor Crowley. With
three or lolr tor L1pham' L~vn Il N"t" =. 81
coInpronisv candidate the strength OF the tunk kling
votc being divided at the Outset between Nco'ls.
piatt and Crowley.
making vigorous canvass. but J." r. "'-
posed 70 Grain ,Hn."in, rNirnt ny s.Sa,dr ShIr
davenport is industriously carving on cam
pIign for his relative Shrr~d and welt
iniormcd Republican - politician sah last
evening that u would he Hnp"s-Ihlc
a he present time 20 give a good pu"s" AZ what thc
ou,co,ne would be-. The prevailing opluIon seemed
10 be that Me4srs Pi1tt aud Crow et would 20 INTO
tie caucus when II - held on nearly equal terms.
. One who IN usually well informed on such matte
.aid that he doubted whether acaucnS won he held
TUESDAY evening next as was proposed hN ,i'heraI
sharpc chairman of the Assembly Caucus Commit
Ice fl is po,s,blc that the caucus may no idkr
place before January II. The hal0ting Tor senator
does MOI begin uniil JauuIry II. and II ~ uTgd Nv
the friends of thosc opposed to Mr.. Conkligs plans
tnat IL wOuld De well To wait ana see
how the Assembly committees are made up,
The canvass Of Vicc-Presdcnt wheeler h"r' MOI
seem 90 make much progress iI:> irIrnls appar-
entity are waiting to allow certain oi the other
candidates to cxprnd their strength before bringing
forward the Wee President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
IELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

CLOSING A MILL AT NEWPORT.
NEwPOnT, Il. l., Jan. 7.-The Perry Mill. hy tue
Of the operatives to resume work. s been conpeeu
10 shut down
PERISIING IN THE COLD.
UTICA ~ Y. Jan. 7.-Nabcl Fuller age twenty
oneida County, found unconeiOls IN
The snow In city night she hither from syra'
cuHc.
INSURANCE DIVIDEND DEcLARED
EATOSsTOwN, N. j., Jan. 7.-At the annual meet
ing w the Shrewsbury Fro Insurance Company held here To-
iav dividend $4,000 declared The old board u
officers aud directors reelected for 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ESTABLISHING 4 BAD PRECEDENT.


THE IlojSi PA-,E, \ BILL 10 PAY KLJfL CLAIM
AND PAyrs IIE WAY TOI LARGE DEMANDS.
iEi TlLEGRtrH 10 IHE rEIBrNE.I
WA,nING1ON. Jan. THE House. to-day. with
ont quorum. passed a bill TO pay a citizen Of
Macon. Ga. 81 100 FOR fuel used by portion of the
Army in Georgia between April 22 and july %,
1868 AZ the time mentioned the war was not at
AN end although actual hoStihtics ceased before
.Lly. 40 proof was adduccd or prCtcEcc made that
the claimant was a loyal man. The report III favor
of payng the claim made in the last Congress by
Mr. Shelley, of Alabama. In this Congress it
was mace by Mr.. Sanford, of the same State. Ii
was based entirely upon the idea that the Sherman
Johnston arustlrc of April, lSGJ, winch was
promptly revoked bv General Grant ended the war.
The prcc dent created Ivy the passage of this bill ~
"A dangerous one. and will be used hereafter rs Il
hasIs for demands amounting TO millions of dollars,
for hundreds of similar claims have been flied. Ii
nuprars after all that "rchel claims are not y
myth. Had General Hancock and Democratic
Congress been elected last November all these
claims would have been prosecuted, and most of
them successfully
If the RrnublIcans in the House had been vlgilant
To-day they could have defeated the BILL which
they allowed 10 pass and which Will taNr from TIE
Treasury money that ought not to be raId out on
such Il demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE INDIANA DEADLOrK.

IEDI\NAP0LIS, JAN. The dcadlock SIN
continues ia 'ur Sua. senator P"ini' Ncr yo:cd '"r
{. " Brown (NAt'onal for Secretary this morning a
rrsoiutlnn - A. Offered from the democratic side clat
irg the cle ton oi !. H. iirc DrmOctHu for Pulrrd'
Secretary and of and MOniO" 'RrHulicausl Tor
Secretary and Duoaucr. TIc fCsuIutlUn was lu-i Nv
tie vn.c. thr Erpuhlican7 and Scudtor fOIhdeAtet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

be ignored To pacfy him the Control er proposed 10
appoint Mr. Towns. hut the Auditor would noI atd
IL meeting III the Mayors absrnce The AuIo. ,anr %
his candidate was Henry B. Davis. To end the mater
the Controller moved an adjournment whch was ND
The Mayor ana the Controller subsequently hlot sn d
appointed Mr. Towns as Justice IN formal manner anu
the Justice was sworn IN q keCOnd TINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
TIE HON EUGrNE HALE NOMINATED.

ArGr>rA, Me-, Jan 1.-The Republican
caucus to n"luinntc Tinted States Senator WAS largely
tendcd. The Hon. An>"n T.. Morrill,, Of Augusta, pre-
idci. Thr Hon. Iugcur lIIlc received the Unanimous
nn ninInllInlI fUr ErmAiOr.