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1875 February 19

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• A SMUGGLER'S WIFE ARRESTED.; MRS. GRAFF READY TO JOIN HER HUSBAND SHE IS DETAINED, FURNISHES RAIL, AND LEAVES FOR MONTREAL.
• THE COTTON MARKETS.
• WASHINGTON.; ACTION OF THE HOUSE ON THE BILL TO INCREASE THE REVENUE. THE BILL STILL IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE THE TAX ON CIGARS INCREASED THE MATCH TAX RETAINED THE MOUTHS OF THE MISSISSIPPI THE TEXAS PACIFIC BILL THE VIRGINIUS MATTER. THE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT. THE TEXAS PACIFIC BILL. THE VIRGINIUS QUESTION. THE DIAMOND NECKLACE COMES IN FREE. REVENUE RECEIPTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
• ALBANY.; THE COSTIGAN BILL "SPURRED" THROUGH THE ASSEMBLY. A BARE MAJORITY VOTE IN ITS FAVOR-- RECALCITRANT DEMOCRATS BROUGHT INTO LINE UNDER THREATS--THE VOTE 65 YEAS TO 58 NAYS, FIVE ABSENTEES NOT VOTING--THE SENATE. THE DEBATE ON COSTIGAN BILL. TEST VOTE. THE GOVERNOR'S EIGHTEEN. A DULL SESSION IN THE SENATE. THE CAPITOL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
• HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.; THE TARIFF BILL. THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI. THE TARIFF BILL RESUMED. THE CAUCUS FORCE BILL.
• THE POPE AND PRUSSIA.; AN ENCYCLICAL FROM THE POPE TO THE PRUSSIAN BISHOPS.
• NEW-YORK.
• NATIONAL RAILROADS.
• THE SYRACUSE VICTORY.
• ANOTHER CONTROVERSY.; THE TROUBLE ABOUT THE CHICAGO, DUBUQUE AND MINNESOTA AND THE CHICAGO, CLINTON AND DUBUQUE ROADS.
• "THE LADIES' BILLIARD MATCH."
• AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE CALLED.; PROCLAMATION OF THE PRESIDENT CONVENING THE SENATE ON THE 5TH OF MARCH. A PROCLAMATION.
• THE ICE-BOUND FLEET.; ARRIVAL OF THE CREWS AT BOSTON CONDITION OF THE VESSELS.
• THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FINANCES; MAJORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS SUBMITTED A LONG AND VIOLENT DISCUSSION.
• JAPAN AND CHINA.; ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER VANCOUVER--YOKOHAMA ADVICES--DEPARTURE OF THE BRITISH TROOPS--THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT AND THE CENTENNIAL.
• BROOKLYN.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• A THRIVING TRADE.
• CONTROLLER GREEN'S REPLY.
• FATAL "COASTING" ACCIDENT.
• THE PACIFIC MAIL INVESTIGATION.; TESTIMONY OF THE TREASURER OF THE CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AS TO WHITING'S CHECK. LETTER FROM "BILL" KING TO THE MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE HE DENIES THE RIGHT TO INQUIRE INTO HIS PRIVATE AFFAIRS.
• MINNESOTA SENATORSHIP.; BALLOTING YESTERDAY IN JOINT CONVENTION LOCHRAN, DEMOCRAT, AHEAD.
• THE SUIT AGAINST MR. T.C. FIELDS.
• THE CONTROLLER'S ANSWER.; MR. GREEN'S REPLY TO THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE CITY RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES DURING THE PAST YEAR CLAIMS AGAINST THE CORPORATION AMOUNTS SAVED BY LITIGATION UNPAID TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS THE CONTROLLER'S CONCLUSIONS. SUMMARY.
• NEW-JERSEY.
• COURT CALENDERS THIS DAY.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• WINNER IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
• GOVERNOR VS. MAYOR.; THE CHARGES AGAINST CITY OFFICIALS.CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MAYOR WICKHAM AND GOV. TILDEN THE CORPORATION COUNSEL AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS THE SUBJECTS. THE GOVERNOR CLOSES THE CORRESPONDENCE. CAUSES OF REMOVAL. APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNOR. PRECEDENT. PROCEDURE. DECISION.
• THE NATIONAL BANKS.; CIRCULATION APPLIED FOR AND ISSUED SINCE THE ACT OF JAN. 14, 1875.
• BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
• THE DOCK COMMISSION.
• PROPOSED CANAL CHANGES.; THE ERIE SHOULD BE DEEPENED AND THE LATERAL CANALS SOLD--OPINIONS ON THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE--A COMMITTEE TO URGE LEGISLATION--THE EXACT STATUS OF THE SEVERAL CANALS.
• A CAREFUL DEPOSITOR.
• THE MURDERER SHARKEY.
• PROBABLE PASSAGE OF THE SUBSTITUTE FOR THE POTTER LAW.
• AN INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
• "A PURE, WHITE, BEAUTIFUL SOUL,"
• SUPPOSED MURDER IN KENTUCKY.
• DONATION FOR A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
• BOARD OF ALDERMEN.; A COMMISSIONER OF STREET-CLEANING DEMANDED--A NEW ORDINANCE REGARDING PAWNBROKERS.
• THE NEW GRAIN-GRADING RULES.; IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE MANAGERS OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE--POWERFUL OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED RULES--ARGUMENT OF MR. A.E. ORR--THE OBJECTIONS STRONGLY PUT--THE RULES A VIRTUAL CONFISCATION OF THE MEMBERS' RIGHTS.
• THE LINEN THREAD CASE.
• A THIEF WHO WAS AFFLICTED WITH "EMOTIONAL INSANITY."
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• THE ALABAMA COURT CLAIMS.
• KILLED ON THE RAIL.
• ARREST OF A FORGER.
• MARRIED.
• THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.; THE LOUISIANA SENATORSHIP. CONCLUSION OF THE DEBATE IN THE SENATE--THE RESOLUTION TO ADMIT PINCHBACK LAID ASIDE FOR THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL. THE NEW ELECTION PROPOSITION.
• THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.; MOTION TO RESTRAIN THE COMPANY FROM CONSTRUCTING A TURN-OUT.
• SHIPPING STATISTICS FOR JANUARY.
• THE TEMPLE DEDICATION.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.; LITTLE BUSINESS AND MUCH PLAY THE REFORM SCHOOL BILL THE MORRIS PLAINS LUNATIC ASYLUM GOV. BEDLE'S VETO SUSTAINED.
• THE RAILROAD WAR.; HOW THE WESTERN CONNECTING ROADS ARE AFFECTED. THE FIGHT EXPECTED TO BE LONG--ATTEMPTS TO KEEP OUT OF THE STRUGGLE AND MAINTAIN THE OLD RATES--MEETINGS OF RAILROAD AGENTS TO CONSIDER THE MATTER--HOW NEW-YORK STANDS IN THE FIGHT.
• INFANTICIDE.
• DIED.
• ALABAMA.; THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE'S REPORT SUBMITTED WITH THE CAUCUS FORCE BILL.
• THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.; DR. KENEALY TAKES HIS SEAT JOHN MITCHEL DECLARED INELIGIBLE ON THE GROUND OF BEING A CONVICTED FELON A NEW ELECTION ORDERED IN TIPPERARY. ACTION OF MR. GLADSTONE AND THE LIBERALS ON THE MITCHEL QUESTION THE NEXT CANDIDATE FOR TIPPERARY.
• FAILURE OF A BROADWAY CLOTHING FIRM.
• DECISIONS.; SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• LOCAL TELEGRAPHING.
• A KENTUCKY FEUD
• THE SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS.; AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH THEY ARE ASKED TO MAINTAIN KINDLY RELATIONS WITH THE BLACK MAN.
• GERMANY AND SPAIN.; AN ADDITIONAL NAVAL FORCE ORDERED TO SPANISH WATERS.
• A CROWD OF BROKERS AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.
• MR. BEECHER ON TRIAL.; NEW WITNESSES FOR THE PLAINTIFF. MR. GEORGE A. BELL ON THE HALLIDAY INTERVIEW--MRS. TILTON'S BROTHER TELLS WHAT HE SAW--MR. JEREMIAH P. ROBENSON RELATES WHAT BEECHER SAID OF MOULTON ON JULY 4, 1874--MR. W.N.M. BRAZIER ADDS AN INCIDENT--THE REMAINDER OF TILTON'S INTERVIEW WITH HIS WIFE RULED OUT.
• PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
• COURT OF APPEALS.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• A MASSACHUSETTS STATE SPORTMEN'S ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.
• NO NEW FEATURE IN THE SITUATION AT PHILADELPHIA.; INCREASE OF PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAFFIC EXPECTED ON ACCOUNT OF THE REDUCTIONS--MR. GARRETT'S SUPPOSED SCHEMES TO REACH NEW-YORK.
• LOCAL MISCELLANY.; THE CIVIL ENGINEERS ON RAPID TRANSIT. THE SEVERAL METHODS CONSIDERED--PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS--THERE SHOULD BE TWO ROADS.
• AFFAIRS AT NEW-ORLEANS.; EXPULSION OF A MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS. CIVIL RIGHTS TWENTY BOYS IN A SENIOR CLASS LEAVE ON THE ADMISSION OF A NEGRO.
• FRANCE.; A NEW BILL PROPOSED FOR ORGANIZING A SENATE--THE PRESIDENT TO RELINQUISH THE RIGHT TO APPOINT PART OF THE SENATE.
• THE PROCEEDINGS.; TESTIMONY OF GEORGE A. BELL. HOW MR. TILTON ILLUSTRATED MRS. TILTON'S INNOCENCE. WHAT TILTON SAID ON THE SUBJECT. WHAT WAS SAID IN HIS PRESENCE IN REFERENCE TO THE ACTION OF THE CHURCH. MR. EVARTS MOVES TO STRIKE OUT THE EVIDENCE. CROSS-EXAMINED BY MR. SHEARMAN. WHAT WAS THE SENTIMENT OF THE CHURCH? THE DEACONS DID NOT UNDERSTAND THE SENTIMENT OF THE CHURCH. THE STAIN UPON THE CHURCH. IMPORTANCE WAS ATTACHED TO THE PUBLICATION. THEY AGREED TO TREAT IT WITH CONTEMPT. WHAT TOOK PLACE AT A CHURCH MEETING. THE METHOD PROPOSED BY THE CHURCH. DID BEECHER OPPOSE AN ATTACK ON TILTON? AN OBJECTION BY MR. FULLERTON. WHAT MR. SHEARMAN PROPOSED TO PROVE. MR. EVARTS WANTS THE CONVERSATION. MR. BEACH DECLINES TO WITHDRAW THE OBJECTION. A SUCCESSFUL OBJECTION BY MR. FULLERTON. ANOTHER EFFORT BY MR. EVARTS TO GET IN THE TESTIMONY. ANOTHER OBJECTION. MR. BEACH REPLIES TO MR. EVARTS. MR.EVARTS MAKES A CORRECTION. QUESTIONS RULED OUT. THE QUESTION OVERRULED.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• THE DISTRESSED FAMILY.
• LOCAL INCIDENTS OF THE RAILROAD WAR.
• A PETITION TO THE MAYOR.
• THE STATE OF TRADE.
• THE PACIFIC RAILROADS AND THE GOVERNMENT.; LETTER OF MR. HUNTINGTON, PRESIDENT OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC, TO THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
• FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.; SECOND SESSION....Feb. 18. SENATE. THE LOUISIANA SENATORSHIP. THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION.
• SPAIN.; THE STOLEN MURILLO AT CADIZ NAVAL AND MILITARY REINFORCEMENTS FOR CUBA.
• AFTER RECESS.; RE-DIRECT EXAMINATION. TESTIMONY OF MRS. TILTON'S BROTHER. WHAT HE SAW EXCEPTIONAL IN THEIR CONDUCT. RE-DIRECT EXAMINATION. THE MEETING IN THE STREET. BEECHER'S ATTITUDE ON THE OCCASION. CROSS-EXAMINED BY MR. EVARTS. THE TERMINATION OF THE CONNECTION POSTPONED AT MOULTON'S REQUEST. TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM M. MARSTON BRAZIER. AN EARLY VISIT BY BEECHER TO TILTON'S HOUSE. CROSS-EXAMINATION OF MR. BRAZIER. THE COURT WILL NOT SIT ON MONDAY NEXT. ANOTHER LEGAL ARGUMENT. WASHIGTON'S BIRTHDAY. THE LEGAL ARGUMENT RESUMED. HE HAS NO RIGHT TO DETAIL THE CONVERSATION.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. NOTICE TO MARINERS. FOREIGN PORTS. LATEST SHIPPING NEWS BY CABLE.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• THE LOUISIANA DEBATE.
• INTERESTING CASE OF CONTEMPT OF COURT.
• CONFERENCE OF RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS.
• THE SNOW-PLOW.; MOTION TO RESTRAIN THE STREET RAILROAD COMPANIES FROM PILING AND LEAVING THE SNOW IN THE GUTTERS--A DECISION RESERVED.