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1875 January 16

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• ALABAMA.; DEATH OF STATE SENATOR ERVING THE WEATHER.
• DONN PIATT EXPLAINS HIS FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR AFFAIR WITH IRWIN HE DENIES ALL KNOWLEDGE OF TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN CONGRESSMEN AND THE PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY DECLINING TO ANSWER FURTHER.
• STATE BANKING.; REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE DEPARTMENT. THE STATE INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR CONDITION PRIVATE CORPORATIONS THE CURRENCY AND HOW MUCH IS NEEDED SPECIE RESUMPTION.
• LAW REPORTS.; DECISIONS.
• SMALL EDITIONS OF HUMANITY.
• THE PROCEEDINGS.; BEECHER TO MOULTON THERE IS NO USE IN FURTHER TRYING. TILTON'S LETTER TO DR. BACON. FURTHER INSTANCES ADDUCED. TILTON TO DR. BACON. IT MUST BE CONCEALED AT ALL HAZARDS. THE DEACONS IN A POOR BUSINESS. THE EAGLE OUGHT TO HAVE NOTHING TO-NIGHT. THE COURT CAUTIONS THE JURY AND MAKES A SUGGESTION TO THE PRESS.
• AN ALLIANCE OF CHURCHES.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• THE "COSPATRICK" DISASTER.
• THE ESTATE OF JAY COOKE & CO.
• A SUGGESTION.
• THE SENTENCE ON SARAH MEYERS.
• SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
• TWO MURDERERS HANGED.; A HORRIBLE SCENE AT HEMPSTEAD, LONG ISLAND. THE TWO NEGROES, LEWIS JARVIS AND ELBERT JACKSON, SUFFER THE EXTREME PENALTY OF THE LAW FOR THE MURDER OF SAMUEL J. JONES AT OYSTER BAY A BUNGLED EXECUTION.
• THE SENATORSHIP.; FRANCIS KERNAN'S SWEEPING VICTORY.JACOBS' SPIRITED BUT UNSUCCESSFUL FIGHT FOR MURPHY JOHN KELLY'S DICTATORIAL POLICY DENOUNCED HOW THE PARTY LASH WAS APPLIED THE VOTE TAKEN VIVA VOCE THE NOMINATIONMADE UNANIMOUS. HOW MURPHY'S DEFEAT WAS ACCOMPLISHED. SCATHING ADDRESSES OF JACOBS AND M'GUIRE. PROCEEDINGS AT THE CAUCUS. SENATOR JACOBS' ATTACK ON TAMMANY'S DICTATION. THE PRECEDENTS FOR VOTING BY BALLOT. JOHN KELLY'S DICTATORSHIP DENOUNCED. NOTHING TO SAY AGAINST KERNAN. SENATOR JOHNSON'S DEFENSE OF TAMMANY. SPEAKER MAGUIRE DENIES THAT THE LEGISLATURE IS VENAL. DECLARING IN FAVOR OF AN OPEN VOTE. THE DISCUSSION IN FAVOR OF AN OPEN VOTE CONTINUED. NO CORRUPTION IN THE MURPHY PARTY. JACOBS DARES THE KERNAN PARTY TO VOTE BY BALLOT. THE VOTE WHICH CRUSHED MURPHY'S HOPES. THE NOMINATIONS. HOFFMAN'S VOTE. MURPHY'S VOTE. KERNAN'S SWEEPING VICTORY. THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
• THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
• MR. BEECHER REFERS TO HIS TRIAL.; PLYMOUTH CHURCH DEPRIVED OF ALL PRIVACY HIS OWN STATE OF MIND HE IS "PROBABLY THE HAPPIEST MAN IN THE WHOLE NATION" CHARGE TO HIS PEOPLE.
• A DANGEROUS ICE-FLOE.; THE EAST AND NORTH RIVERS PACKED. THREE BUOYS DISPLACED IN THE BAY EASTERN DISTRICT PASSENGERS FRIGHTENED THE RAM AND CIRCULAR SAW EXPERIMENTS ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPES RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• AMUSEMENTS.; TO-DAYS CONCERT.
• WASHINGTION NOTES.; PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL. SENDING PACKAGES THROUGH THE MAILS. THE COMMITTEE OF SOUTHERN AFFAIRS. PROPOSED TRANSFER OF NAVY-YARD PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF BROOKLYN. THE LATE SENATOR BRODERICK'S PROPERTY. TREASURY BALANCES.
• THE NEBRASKA PRISON REVOLT.
• MEETING OF LIBERALS IN REFERENCE TO MR. GLADSTONE'S WITHDRAWAL PROBABLE SELECTION OF MR. FORSTER AS LEADER.
• LATEST SHIPPING NEWS BY CABLE.
• NEW PUBLICATIONS.; LIVINGSTONE'S LAST JOURNALS.
• CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN THE TENTH MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT.
• LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION; REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF CONGRESS. THE CONCLUSIONS ON WHICH THEY WERE UNANIMOUS ONLY PRESENTED-THE RETURNING BOARD FOUND TO BE ILLEGALLY ORGANIZED-THE LAW REGULATING THE APPOINTMENT OF ELECTION OFFICERS-ARBITRARY AND UNFAIR DECISIONS BY THE RETURNING BOARD-NO OUTRAGES OR INTIMIDATION SHOWN--GENERAL STATE OF AFFAIRS. THE REGISTRATION AND ELECTION LAWS. THE RAPIDES PARISH DECISION. INTIMIDATION. THE PARISH OF DE SOTO. WINN PARISH. THE PARISH OF TERREBONNE. THE OUTRAGES AND INTIMIDATION. GENERAL STATE OF AFFAIRS. THE DEBT. DIVISION OF THE NEGRO VOTE. THE WHITE LEAGUE. THE WHITE LEAGUE INSURRECTION. THE ELECTION OF 1872 AND THE COMPROMISE THE COUP D'ETAT OF JAN. 4. CHARLES FOSTER. WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS. CLARKSON N POTTER.
• THE DOCTORS' SCOURGE.
• STATISTICS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.; TWENTY-THREE DOMESTIC CIGARS MADE IN THE UNITED STATES TO EVERY ONE IMPORTED.
• LOCAL MISCELLANY.; THE COST OF SMUGGLING. THE CASE OF MLLE. JUVIN REMARKS OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY BLISS SENTENCE BY JUDGE BENEDICT THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND $2,000 FINE.
• SPAIN.; THE KING GOING NORTH TO THE ARMY HEAD-QUARTERS.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC.
• NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATIONS.
• THE WYOMING PRIZE MONEY.; DEFEAT OF THE BILL IN THE HOUSE-THE JAPANESE INDEMNITY FUND.
• BELIEVED HE WAS MISTAKEN.
• GERMANY AND SPAIN.; EIGHT VESSELS TO BE SENT BY GERMANY TO THE BAY OF BISCAY NEGOTIATIONS NOT PROGRESSING FAVORABLY.
• THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE; INDORSEMENT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE'S REPORT BY THE FULL COMMITTEE ON THE SOUTH THEY DECIDE TO VISIT NEW-ORLEANS BUTLER'S BILL FOR A NEW ELECTION THE PRESIDENT'S POLICY.
• QUICK REPENTANCE.
• THE CRAFTSMEN'S LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.; A STATEMENT FORTHCOMING FROM EDWARD A. LAMBERT.
• AN ANXIOUS LIVERY MAN.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• Article 1 -- No Title; WALLACK'S THEATRE.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• PARISIAN FASHIONS.; SEASONABLE TOILETS OUT-OF-DOOR SUITS HINTS FOR THE BALLROOM.
• COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
• THE LOUISIANA DIFFICULTY; THE SITUATION IN NEW-ORLEANS. A CANDIDATE FOR THE LEGISLATURE AT THE LAST ELECTION MORTALLY WOUNDED PREPARING FOR THE NEXT VISIT OF THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE THIS DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
• ALBANY.; THE LOUISIANA DISCUSSION IN THE SENATE. THE QUESTION AT LENGTH DISPOSED OF PASSAGE OF SENATOR JOHNSON'S RESOLUTION AS AMENDED TAMMANY LOOKING AFTER THE APPOINTING POWER OF HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS THE SENATORSHIP. INTRODUCTION OF OTHER BILLS. TRANSACTION OF OTHER BUSINESS. THE SENATORIAL QUESTION IN THE SENATE.
• UNITED STATES COURT NOTES.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• GREAT BRITAIN.; LOSS OF THE STEAM-SHIP ALICE TWENTY PERSONS DROWNED OTHER MARINE DISASTERS.
• FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
• THE CANADIAN FUR TRADE.
• THE ICE-MEN'S STRIKE.; THE KNICKERBOCKER COMPANY PAY THE WAGES DEMANDED THE STRIKE PROBABLY ENDED.
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
• NAVAL STORES MARKET.
• THE SENATE DEBATE.; MR. FRELINGHUYSEN ON THE LEGAL OBLIGATIONS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO THE STATES THE INTERFERENCE BY DE TROBRIAND JUSTIFIABLE THE WILTZ ORGANIZATION A MERE MOB. DUTY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO THE STATES.
• PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY.; THE LIQUOR DEALERS PREPARING TO LEGISLATE TO THEIR OWN SATISFACTION THE LOUISIANA QUESTION. THE LIQUOR-DEALERS PREPARING TO CONTROL THE EXCISE.
• "JOE" COBURN AGAIN IN COURT.
• THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON LOUSIANA
• UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
• A JEWELRY THIEF IDENTIFIED.
• A RETURNED STREET-BOY'S SPEECH.
• LIVE STOCK MARKETS.; SALES. RECEIPTS.
• PROSPECTS OF AN AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT.
• ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• THE DEFAULTING BANK SECRETARY.; ALL THE TESTIMONY OF THE PROSECUTION GIVEN--NO EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSE--THE JURY TO BE CHARGED ON MONDAY
• OPINION ON LOUISIANA; THE FANUEIL HALL MEETING IN BOSTON. A NOISY AND DIVIDED GATHERING WENDELL PHILLIPS CALLED TO THE PLATFORM HIS SPEECH AGAINST THE RESOLUTIONS THE AMENDMENT INDORSING THE COURSE OF THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES OFFERED AND DECLARED LOST THE ORIGINAL RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• LYCEUM THEATRE.
• THE MAINE SENATORSHIP.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED.
• DIED.
• THE STATE OF TRADE.
• THE WISCONSIN CHARLIE ROSS.
• REPUBLICANS IN STATE AND LOCAL POLITICS.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
• PARK THEATRE.
• ASIA MINOR.; APPEAL FOR AID FOR THE FAMINE STRICKEN POPULATION.
• PACIFIC MAIL.; FURTHER COMPLICATIONS IN THE CASE OF IRWIN. THE LOBBY WORKING TO SECURE THE RELEASE OF THE RECUSANT WITNESS A STATEMENT BELIEVED TO BE INSPIRED BY IRWIN CHARGES OF CRUELTY AGAINST HATCH AND BELL.
• A CONFESSION OF MURDER.
• THE COTTON MARKETS.
• CONGRESS ON LOUISIANA.; CONTINUATION OF THE DEBATE ON SENATOR SCHURZ'S RESOLUTION. MR. TIPTON CONCLUDES HIS REMARKS CALM AND EARNEST SPEECH OF MR. FRELINGHUYSEN, OF NEW-JERSEY THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM, SUFFRAGE, AND EQUAL CITIZENSHIP IMPERILED BY THE OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTH AN EVENING SESSION WITH EMPTY SEATS A SATURDAY SESSION FOR DEBATE. SPEECH OF MR. TIPTON. SPEECH OF MR. FRELINGHUYSEN. EVENING SESSION.
• A PAPAL PROJECT.
• VIEWS EXPRESSED IN A CIRCULAR LETTER FROM BERLIN.
• THE BOARD OF PORT WARDENS.
• THE DESCRIPTIVE REPORTER.
• BRIEF MENTION.
• COLLIERY RIOTS IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
• LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.; REORGANIZATION OF THE GERMAN REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
• THE IRWIN HABEAS CORPUS IN THE HOUSE.; DEBATE ON THE QUESTION OF OBEYING THE WRIT--A RETURN ORDERED, AND THE BODY OF THE PRISONER TO BE BROUGHT INTO COURT.
• A HOTEL THIEF PUNISHED.
• THE MINNESOTA SENATORSHIP.
• REVERDY JOHNSON'S ADDRESS TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE.; HE PLACES THE RESPONSIBILITY ON PRESIDENT GRANT THE CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE STATE RIGHTS MILITARY INTERFERENCE REMEDIES SUGGESTED.
• THE TRIAL OF MR. BEECHER.; THE EXAMINATION OF FRANK MOULTON CONTINUED.VARIOUS LETTERS IDENTIFIED AND GIVEN IN EVIDENCE THE EFFORTS MADE TOSUPPRESS THE "BACON LETTER" GEN. TRACY'S CONNECTION WITH THE CASE THE ORIGIN OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
• A SINGULAR CLAIM.
• WATER PIPES AND GAS METERS.
• VIRGINIA.; THE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.