Litchfield enquirer., 1881-04-14
1thica N: Y, has voted against liqror-seil- ..,

1tbica. N. Y, has voted agains. Iiqror-seil.
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 The President nominated Hiram Price. of : Iowa, to be Commissioner of ludan Affairs. 1. At a caucus of Republican members of the Pennsylvania Legislature. resolution was adopted approving the course of Republican United States Senators. I | G1vernor Hawkins of Tennessee, has sign l ed the bill to adjust the debt of the State l The Society of the Army of the Tennessee
 held it's annual reunion at Cincinnati last week. ~
 l T'he Rev. Dr. Tyng, jr., has resigned the
 rectorship of the Church of the Holy Trinity. of Metheaist Conferences were be gun in Yonkers and Brooklyn.
 The Worlds Fair Committee have been re. ques:ing subscriptions from the railroads. There, is demand fer railroad laborers in
 Colorado.
 Archbishop. Feehan was invested with the palliunis at Chicago, Thursday. sae-saa>ass-z4
 Ex -Vice-President Wheeler was given a
 public reception upon his arrival at Malone. N. r., Thursday.
 L, The Pennsylvania Legislature passed reso
 lution approving the course of Republican United States Senators.
 The Tennessee Legislature has adjourned,
 after providing for the payment of interest on 1 the State debt l Ex-President Hayes spoke Thursday even- ing at the banquet of the Society of the Army l of the Tennessee, in Cincinnati. l Sessions of the New York and the New l York East Methodist Conferences were held Fin New York city, last week. on Thursday. The schooner F. Brown, of Providence, R.
 l., was sunk of Cape Cod, April 5. and seven l DersOns were drowned l The troubles with the Life Saving Patrol 1 Guard in New-Jersey eliminated Friday; sev- 1 eral members of the crew at station No. left l the Government service. 1 The rolling mill at Topeka. Kan, owned l jointly by the Union Pacific and the Atchisou l Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Companies was burned on Thursday night; loss $100. 900 The Bessemer Steel Association has secured I the American right to the Basic process for 1 dephosphorizing iron. 1 Before final adjournment the Tennessee Leg. l islature, protested by resolution against the violation of the rights of American citizens 1 in Ireland.
 In the New-York Senate, last week. Mir. | Astor introduced bill for the abolition of l. harbor masters Stephen N. Stockwell, one of the editors of l The Boston Journal, is dead One man was killed and several others were severely lnJured Oy railway accident near Bingham, Minn., early Friday morning. The Reading election of March IA. has been declared valid by the Philadelphia Courts The Government has begun suit at San Francisco to recover $204, 1S78S, arrears of
 income taxes alleged to be due from the Gen.
 tral Pacific Railroad Comapny. Senator Carpenters remains were taken to
 Chicago, Saturday. The rise of water in the Missouri River has
 been unprecedented, and has caused great
 damage.
 The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
 has begun suit against Land Commission CT James B. Powers and others for alleged frauds in the purchase of lands. The widow of Theodore Parker died in Boston. Saturday night. A farmer was found murdered, Sunday
 morning, at East Long Meadow, near Spring field, Mass.