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np a 1PP JOURNAL WISCONSIN VOLUME XIX. MADISON, MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 3, 1871. NUMBER 181. TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES. Snmner ''Confounds Ills Friends." The New York Tnneu says tha.

Senator STATE JOURNAL. TELEGRAPH. BY Wisconsin Items. The Racine Advocate says the fishermen are doing quite a successful business already this season. piospoot seems fair for a better tugging business this year than last.

Sumner's speech "utterly fails to establish the absurd charge of usurpation' against the AFFAIRS IN FRANCE. THE OFFICIAL STATE PAPER. Tkyinq to Raisk the Wind. The Communal Council in Paris is deliberating on a proposal to pay the Prussian indemnity by selling Versailles for 5,000,000,000 francs to an Anglo-American company, St. Cloud for francs to a German gambling proprietor, and Fontainebleau for EXfLrSIVKLY TO THE STATE JOIK.VAL President.

The New York Cotnmereial Advertiser says The usual number of accidents lulled Highly Important OR AsSOOUtB Jl'STIOB OF THB SUTKBHI COCBT, (To fill Vacancy,) WILLIAM P. LYON. NIGHT DISPATCHES. "the speech is a vehicle for the of t0 happen in Racine last week. rORTY-6ECOD Washington, April I.

SENATE. Mr. Rice introduced a bill to incorporate the Red River Raft Company also to fix the time of holding terms cf the District Courts of Arkansas. Jlr- Poole introduced bill to create the estern Judicial Dietrict of North Carolina. Mr.

Wilson introduced a bill to prohibit the retention of soldiers dischireed by cl.ira agents and attornies. Mr. Stewart, of North Carolina, introduced a resolution directing the Secretary cf tie Interior to inform the Senate under what laws individuals and corporations are allowed 13 hol i large bodies of public landa ind 000 francs. The Milwaukee Sentinel my the school Mr. Scmnib's hostility to the President, "and that it was prematurely made.

It add that "malevolence, personal iancor, vindictive- KZT Let every voter in favor of a pure FightingNear Paris Tilfi INSURGENTS DEFEATED. FOREIGN HEWS, AFFAIRS IN PARIS. OK AssOClAT JlTTlCl Of THB 80PBKM1 CODBT, (For the Full Term.) WILLIAM P. LYON. authorities have deemed it advisable, on account of religious services in the churches, to have no school this week.

three marriages were recorded during the past week. collections of internal ness, and a variety of angry passions have conspired to plunge Mr. Scmnkb in hot haste into this conflict." INSURGENTS ViRIUALLY BEATEN The Albany Journal says that Mr. Sitm.nib revenue at Col. Erskino's office during the close them from settlement.

"impairs such force as his argument on the judiciary, be sure and vote for Judge Wb. Lyon to-morrow. It is a separate ticket, and put into a separate box. Be sure and eist the judicial ballot, and tote for Judge Lyon. Tuts Customs.

Receipts from customs for the week ending March 25, 1871, were New York, 4,041,189: Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, New Orleans, $176,570. IIOUSB OF KEl'KES ENTAT1 YES. Thiers and Bismarck Act in Concert They Lose 2,000 Men And are Driven into City. Troops Massing at Versailles. SantoDomingo question might have by his as-oerbity of spirit and his exaggeration ofut-terance." His Ku-Klux figure is declared month of Marcb amounted to $108,291.89.

Wisconsin saya the little daughter of Mr. Diehn, after coming out of her trance, continued to improve till Friday, when a relapse set in and she died. REPUBUCANJITY TICKET. Fob Mator J. B.

BOWES. Fob Treahorkr Ml'llON T. BAILEY. FIBST WARD. Aldermen K.

Cook, K. S. McBrlde. Supervisor M. B.

French. Justice of th Peace E. H. Huntington. SBCONDWARD.

1 The City Almost Isolated "palpably strained and far fetched." The Washington Chronicle says that the No Food Allowed to Enter, The Deiavan Republican says the pee ardent friends of Mr. Scmnkr, who expected pje re now t0 tomatbing like a just Washington News. PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. Thiers to Have Help from North that the San Domingo scheme was a corrupt appreciation ol their folly in cutting down the salaries of lady teachers, at the last Aldermen-0. P.

Chapman, J. J. Van Kenlen Bask Ball. The Chicago White Stockings defeated the Excelsior Juniors, of New Orleans, on the 81st by a score of 29 to 0. Washington News.

job, find it is "not proven," and it declares some assertions in the speech "bitterly unjust" The Washington Republican calls the speech tame, insipid and soporific to the last degree vague assertions, empty in The House met at 11 o'clock Av Jl. Mr. Roosevelt of New York, made a speech in opposition to the Ku Klux bill. At five minutes to 12 o'clock, noon, this being a continuation of the recess from Saturday, the House adjourned till 12 o'clock, noon, to-day. The Speaker called the House to order at noon.

After prayer by the chaplain, and reading cf the journal of Saturday, the House resumed consideration of the bill to enforce the provisions of the 14th amendment, and for other purposes. Mr. Dawes said the debaus bad been progressing for nearly a week. His object in rising was to ask the gentleman having charge of the bill whether ho not indicate a time when the discussion should -close, so that tbe House proceed to the details of the bill. Alter a long conversation, the result was an agreement that general debate shall continue to-day and to-morrow with the evening sessions, aid thct tbe House will meet to-morrow at 11 o'clock, and that, on annual school meeting.

Some of them are now offered double the wages now received to accept situations elsewhere. Bepnblieau says there is no town twice the Humors About San Domingo The San Domingo Treaty. Synopsis cf Forthcoming Message. Supervitor Charles EL Billings. THIRD WARD.

Aldermen Ben. Warnes, C. W. Heyl. SupervitorW.

W. Tredway. FOURTH WARS. Aidertnen-'ThomM Dew, Estes WlUon. Supervisor John Miller.

B35T Let every Republican, in city and country, bo sure and vote for Judge Lyon, Miscellaneous Items. The President Don't Insist. FRANCE. London. Apri! 1.

City Nominations. for Supreme Judge, to morrow. 'lllwankee Slarkei. size of DeUvan, in the State, that has so many tall ladies in it. The Columbus Repnbliean says the sowing of wheat has commenced in that part of the State.

The Fond du Lac Reporter says Monday, The Commission. It now appears that there is an entente The convention nominated a good ticket vective, wild and silly exaggeration." The Baltimore American snys, that "so much of the speech as is historical is harmless, the ether portions are childish. His haste to put his speech before the country, seems to show that he was afraid ci the eordiale between Thiers aud Bismarck, and on Saturday night. It should receive that Paris, almost unknown to itself, has Prospect for a Peaceful Settlement strong support and ought to be triumphantly been under siege lor several days, the de Milwaukee, April 3. elected.

Flour firmer. New York. Arril 3 Wheat steady at 1.33 for No 1 and 1.28'4 for No 3. Dr. J.

B. Bowin, nominated for Mayor, is sign being to keep the city on such short allowance of provisions as shall prevent hostile action from taking the active form of war. Tbe Germans hold the north and east neauesaay morning, the House will con- effect the report of the Commissioners would have, and that be was anxious to get off his little piece of personal vindictivecess in March 25th, Mr. and Mrs. Johu Wiudecker, ol Byron, celebrated their golden wedding.

The whole family was present and a glorious reunion was had. Many valuable presents were The total cost of assessing Receipts of wheat bushels shipments, A special correspondent, under date of aider the bill under ten minutes, and that an old resident and one of the most ener 60,000 bushels. Paris, April 2d, evening, telegraphs I ln amendments be decided as in Commit- sides of Pans, and troops faithful to tbe getie and enerprising men in the city. He is not an office seeker. He is not a poli advance." "There ws a serious engagement this morn- tee of tbe Whole.

Versailles Assembly bold approaches on the south and west. Although communication And now comes the La Crosse Leader, a ng net. ween tue government troops ana the internal revenue of the 4th district ot tician. He never asked for any position; is undisturbed in any direction, such sur Sew York Mack Market. Nkw York, April 8, Gold 1.10ft.

Stocks are quoted as follows paper that opposed the action of the Repub- Wi8Consin for the iast figCfti wa8 $9. communists. About 2,000 National Guards marched on Courbevoie, and were met by the Gens d'Arms and Gardes Foresters. The veillance is put upon trains entering the Western Union TUB HIGH New York, April 8. Tbe Tribune's Washington correspondent telegraphs that it is probable a termination ot tbe work of the Joint High Commission will be reached about the last of the present month.

It says that, notwithstanding nab- Jican feenate, and says that Mr. bPMJUR 481 25- The toU, expense of tue collec-speech "has confounded his friends." We amounted trt 5il87.64 auii t(ie total copy the article 0 io.o r.a. captain of the latter galloped np waiving uuy, as mat noining is permitted to go in which can in any way give aid or comfort to the insurgents. What they may do anion" Pacific Mail his cap, intending to address tbe commun American Kxprees 74 ists, when a zouave with that body shot turn We have read many eulogies of George themselves it is impossible to predict: but V-ells 40 United States xprees 47 dead. A general action followed, in which it is now almost certain that their power is Washington, but none which touches us so nearly as that expressive phrase, "He never on Thursday, March 29th.

mills of United States bonds are Quoted as follows broken, by lack or means to make that dow the Gens d'Arms took five prisoners, one 76 veara of age, who were shot immediately. I16H slopped over." No higher eulogy could be Fond du Lac are being overhauled and re er formidable. Tne nation at large is at The guns of Fort Valerien swept the road, and the communists led. Some 25 insur Daired for the coming season du peace. It is only a question of time when the present uprising in Paris shall die out.

pronounced upon him. Thii is a degree of praise which can only with very rare excep Lac has a hoop-skirt factory, which is doing 4511 1H United States 6s of '81 United States 5-208, '4 United States '(H United States 5-)s, (Old) United States 6-20s, 'tin, (new I'tiited States 6-20s, YrT United States 5-aHs, '8 United States 10-40 Currency 6s Communication between Paris and Ver tions be pronounced upon the prom- gents were killed and many wounded. The engagement was over at one o'clock. a thiiviog business. sailles is interrupted.

No lettters or papers nent public men of the present The National Guards still hold Porte has no political friends to reward or ene mies to punish. He has only the beat interest of the city to subserve. It is said that a man will take good care of the public interests who is successful in his own business. Judging by this rule, the Doctor's qualifications are first-class. He has managed his own affairs with prudence and foresight.

He is sagacious, energetio and practical. He has acquired means and he has used it to advance the interests of the city. He has liberally spent his money where he earned it, in erecting buildings and sustaining manufactories. Such men benefit the community and build up the city. The Doctor is a careful and economical man; just the one to take the helm of the city government and watch our financial matters.

He is firm, clear-headed, careful and prompt. He is aequainted in all parts aio9 The Appleton Crescent says spring work pass oerween me two cuies. uo iriUay a lished assertions to the contrary, there is a wide spread impression that the commission charged with he settlement of the fishery question, and the Alabama and other claims and differences between the two governments, will present a treaty which, on the part of England, will be operative the day it is its representatives have plenary power, but, on the part of the United States, the Senate will have to confirm the treaty. It is thought the treaty will contain a clause for a joint commission to adjudicate the Alabama claims under conditions to be decided by the present Commis day. We are one of those who believe that Charles Sumner was removed from his Maiilott.

Batallions of artillery are hurry- meeting of merchants was held for the pur is going on among the farmers. Th-j sowing up. the rappel is beating, and ramparts honorable position as Chairman of the For pose ot demanding explanation from the of wheat has commenced buildiu are being manned and the greatest excite commune, whereupon one of the delegates eign Kelat ons Committee 01 tne senate Chicago Market. Chicago. April 1, ment prevails." ithout sumcent cause, and while not thereto responded that M.

Kainlort, who prospects cf Appleton the coming season are excellent. Crescent says bae ball The same correspondent telegraphs from No. 2 spring wheat was in good request, and I iaiJ had chaitre of he general DoatofnW ha firmer than on yaeterciay, with sales at 1.20V4O1-27 Ig 01 8eneral postomce, has Versailles, the '2if: "A crisis is at hand. agreeing with him in many of his theoiies, we have thought that his removal created unnecessary friction in the Republican party. cib or 9llet April: l.aav451.30V4 seller last nail I "cu lul! iae lunatics are soon to be let loose in that city wo batteries are in motion on tbe Tans The Sheboygan Herald reports that road, and ambulances are ail ready.

Bis But Mr. Sumner has humiliated his friends April, and 1.324 seller May closing weak, how- service will be organized speedily by the ever, nt Keller April. No. 1 spring was qniet rnmmnnp at l.74, for reKular, aud 1.28l41.31 lor fr.efi re- ceiptf. No.

a spring was entirely nominal at A rumor having arisen that a bouy Ot I.a-2H(iJ1.23. Rejected spring was quiet 1.10 troops, intended for an attack on Paris, had reached Neuillv and St. Cloud, all the west Joseph Brown was knocked down in the and justified his opposers. His recent speech on the San Domingo question gives I streets ot that city on Tuesday last, by three ruffians and robbed No ar lour was qniei; spring extra- riu aio.ss-'iso.&o. 1 -d Corn was steady at.d firm, under a good de- ern gates ol Farl8 were closed, and several marck has given permission for any number of troops to be massed near Paris, and says it order is not restored in Paris by the 15th inst the Germaus will enter.

This news may be accepted as reliable." London, April 36 A. M. Fighting has been going on since yester sion, and that the present body will name the persons to have the settlement of the cases. The term of the last named officers will be very long, as it will require years to settle them on any basis which can be established. As it seems probable the Senate will adjourn before the last of the month, the President will probably call an extra session, in order to consider the treatybefore nextDecember, and enable the settlement to begin as soon as possible.

maml. No. 2 sold at hiy.Q.'-yl'h.c cah or seller I othcers Ol the eicth battalion of the Xa- rests have been made. rc maple sugar has been made in Sheboygan county this April 5S5c seller May, and 57fi5c seller tional Guard were arrested. The conmlete June closing steady at52Hccssh or seller April.

spring than tor many yeard. isolation of Paris is momentarily expected. The Times special from Versailles says Out were iu better demand, at an advance ol J4 dftlc bu. aud No. a sold at4848i4c cash or sell The Waupaca Republican learns that er Annl.

strong reasons against the project ot annexation of that territory, but, stronger than this, it reveals his personal hostility to President Grant. There are very many people who are not in favor of the annexation of San Domingo, who are not yet prepared to hear the President denounced as the leader of a grand Eu-Elux-Elan. Mr. Sumner's speech has, by its intemperate vituperation, strengthened the President and weakened himself. It has confounded his friends, and strengthened only those opposed to him.

Rye was easier, and sales transpired at90H91c the survey of the road from Berlin to Wau of tl.e city does business for people everywhere in the corporate limits, and in the adjacent country, and is, therefore, perfectly familiar with the wants of the people, and will know what is necessary, wise andprudent to do in his official capacity. Practical, sensible, sound business men, who want an energetic, c. ireful, clear-headed bHsiness officer, an old resident, one strongly identi Thiers pays five hundred million francs to the Prussians on Friday evening, and the French government will then be allowed to receive reinforcements from the North. tor regular receipts 01 xso. z.

Daca has commenced. Work 011 the road Hurley was dun ana unchanged. Hiirhwines were steady and firm at 87c. Provisions wore oniet. Mess iork was firmer.

A. special from Paris ts the Teleoranh says and closed at cash and 20.6dV420.75 will commence immediately afte" the survey. The Manitowoc Tribune reports tbat a Bohemian named Nathias liodie, employed BUFFALO HARBOR OPEX. BrFFALo, April I. The ice blockade in front of the harbor is broken and navigation open.

seller May. Iard was easier at llWimllsie casn. llo'-s were uull ana weaK at o.uu(&i.fe lor fair to the 18th regiment of the line, after recon-noifering tbe bridge at Sevres, and finding it deserted, entered Paris in a body, where irood lots. It is safe to say that if this speech had to start logs in the river, wa3 knocked down JUake freights were steady on tne basis or o'-ic for corn and 7c for wheat to Buffalo. been delivered previous to his removal from Dy lhe iog3 on nim autj instantly tliey were received enthusiastically, and fraternized with the National Guards.

Beef cattle ruled dull. Halea were made at 4.40 the Foreign Relations Committee, that re killed. (24.80 for butchers' stock: 6 50a5.87V4 for fair to PERSONAL. London, April 3. Queen Victoria visits Napoleon at Chisel-hurst to-day.

medium steers, and from 6.00i6. 75 for good to Paris, Apiil 1. The Commune has made forced loans from choice smooth snipping ueeves. Potatoes continue quiet and easy at HOcdSl.lO five city insurance companies, viz: the Na-tionale, Urbane, Phoenix, Generate and Pun- 011 lor lots irom store 1 car load Illinois peach fied with the interests of the city, will vote for J. B.

Bowkn for Mayor. T. Bailet, nominated for City Treasurer, ij well known to our citizens, and has hosts of lriends. He was formerly Clerk of the Circuit Court. He has long been in the Board of Aldermen, and acting Mayor of the city.

He is familiar with all city aflairs. He has labored assiduously in season and out of season in the board, until moval vmdd not have been regretted as it has been. Sumner in his great, long heralded effort baa weakened himself and strengthened the President. All of which strengthens our belief that the Senators who removed Mr. Summer knew what they were about.

blows i.t ouc a car loads do at toc 1 car load do nt all on track. ion companies. Their denial was overruled by thieats used towards officers of tbe I TALT. Flobkscx, April 3. The Italian Chambers adjourned till tbe 12th inst.

poultry quiet, out nrm, at 4.UOE&3.W aoz lor day evening at various points the Place de la Concorde. This morning cannonading was distinctly audible, the tound coming from the direction of Neuilly. The fortress of Mont Valerien opened upon the columns of Nationals which were marching on Courbevoie, and kept up a continuous fire for several hours, to prevent them from establishing themselves in position there. The Nationals were fiaaliy com pe led to retreat, after suffering considerable A special to tbe London Times says the fighting at Courbevoie was sharp. Reports are conflicting as to which side fired the first shot.

The Nationals were at first driven into Courbevoie where they maintained themselves for seme time, protected by the houses. Tbey were at last shelled out by Fort Valerien and fell back to the bridge at Neuillv, where they kept up a hot fusilade. From this position they wero again forced to retire, aud finally withdrew into the city and shut the gates. The Ver-tailles troops did not attempt to follow. An estimate, probably not exagerated, puts the loss of the Nationals at 2,000.

The Government troops shot the prisoners as popular indignation against the Yer-sailes Government is terrific. The Nationals threaten to attack Versailles. Other special dispatches report that tho 74th regiment of the line came to Paris on Saturday and fraternized with the Nationals. chickens and lor turkeys. Uutter under a Hsmt movement, prices were companies, and they were finally compelled to submit to the demands of the Commune.

It ii apprehended other companies will be subjected to similar demands. oaly moderately well sustained at 2528c lb lor choice grades and tt for common and ir elium grades. Poor Franee. were hrraer and in moderate demand at 12 Cili'-tc doz. Nbw York.

April 1. London dispatches state that the Paris in Vesietableii sold at 60c dor for lettuce; 4053 LIST OF LETTERS. Remaining nnclaimed in the Post Office at MadI son. State of Wisconsin, on the 20th. day March, 1871.

CTo obtain any of these letters, the applicta must call for "rdvertised letters," give the date ot this list. iS9If not called for within oiu mnnih. thev will There seems little doubt but the horrors of civil strife are to follow the cruel war fJ doz for radishes 15fi20c doz for onions Colorphobia. Sen. Bayard has had a bsd of colorphobia.

He recently directed the distribution of his anti Ku Klux speech to members of the House, but expressly requested the Postmaster n. to in elude the five colored members. These gentlemen regard his action as ftriking evidence of ingratitude on his part, as four of them favor amnesty to the Senator's friends, and are willing to include him in its benefits. This fact being brought to the attention of Elliott, the colored member from North Carolina, the latter gave orders that among the first to be supplied with a copy of his forthcoming speech on the Shellabar-ger bill should be this same Senator from Delairare. 1.50(1.75 brl for spinach and 4075c doz for pieplant.

with Germany, which has jast desolated France. The Red Republicans, electing a jfrmts. etc. wreen traits were ancnangea. surgents are gaining strength, and are determined to deluge France in blood, but that an understanding exists between the Thiers government and German leaders, that the latter shall interfere if the Reds have any success.

Leading journals abroad say that be sent to the dead letter office but dried apples were easier. Tbe demand was JS. i. A request for the return of a letter to th light. Groceries Not the least quotable change oc curred in this market to-day.

Tbe movement Communal Council, control Paris and assume to dictate to the rest of France, discarding the authority of the lately elected Assembly, and have begun to re enact the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or printed with the writer's name, post office and State, across the left hand end of tbe envelope, on the face side, will be complied with. See. 28, Laws of 1863. was only fair. European civilization must put down the insurgents if they become formidable, and Chicago, April 3.

the people ihiuk that it is time to reward a public spirited officer, by promoting him to a place where there is some remuneration received for services They feel, too, that by electing Mr. Bailey Treasurer, they will have a competent man in charge, who has proved faithful in other positions, who will understand every ques tion raised, and will tke no mistakes. He has experience and capacity, is well known and liked, and should be elected. The names of those who were nominated for ward officers by the Republicans will be found in our columns. They are well chosen, and should be heartily supported by those who wish to promote the interests of the city.

Wheat irregular and active, at 1.S3H that it win. LADIES' LIST. outrages of the reign of terror of 28 cash and seller April 1.8fX1.82 seller last half, and 1.33 seller Hay. A rnold, Mrs FROM VAfeHl.GTO.. Washington, April 1.

Tbe San Domingo report would have been the days of Robispiskbb. Dispatches say measures of proscription are secretly enforced everywhere, and the significant word "gullotine," though spoken only in whispers, is in everybody's mouth." All is con sent to Congress to-day, had the Senate Liverpool market. Ltvebfooi, April 8. New spring, 10s 10dlls 4d. Corn, 34a.

been in session. It will be submitted on Ken set Miss Jane Lally, Mrs Edward Mesow, Miss Louise Quinley, Miss Bridget Korke, Mrs Patrick Sconeider, Miss Barbara Thaeas, Mrs Caroline Voss, Mrs 3 Monday accompanied by a brief message from the President, simp'y calling attention to it. The administration Senators are in sternation. The watchword of the Com Baldwin, Mrs John Buldon, Mii-s Jnlia Barker, Mrs Kittie 8 Coyne, Mrs Ellen Caffrey, Miss Margret Cramer, Mrs Griffiths, Mrs Mary Hess, Mrs Theresa Jackctt, Miss Louisa favor of postponing action on San Domingo 1. Manufacturer of ana Dealer In fine until the next session.

There are some who propose to have action on it taken now, and Town of Madison Nominations. I'he Republicans of the town of Madison, where they always do things up handsome, have nominated Ed. Bryant chairman, and R. A. Shkldon aud R.

W. Rows, supervisors; town clerk, S. W. Botkin; assessor, W. R.

Warren treasurer, Ed. Larkin. Mr. Botkin is a practical man aud sound lawyer. The candidates are all endorsed as good men.

Gen. Bryant is a farmer and energetic business man, and a lawyer of fine ability. The voters will not only do a wise thiog foi their town, but for the whole county, by electing him to the county board. vigaia, uucwmg auuhoou among them are Sumner, Schurz, Wilson, 6A. DOM1AGO.

Nkw York, April 3. The following dispatch has been received by ex-Gov. Bawley, from Washington: The President will accompany the transmission of the San Domingo Commissioners report to Congress next week with a message, in which he says in substance that had the subject received fair treatment when the last treaty was rejected, he would not have asked its furtoer consideration, but believ ing it had not been fairly presented to the country, and the question having become complicated with charges and insinuations foreign to its merits, he desired a full investigation at the hands of Congress, which has been had, with results vindicating tne correctness of his public policy, and disproving charges of improper actiou. lie does not ask for action now, but transmits the report for the information GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A SMOKEKS ARTICLES Logan and Trumbull.

They say they want il of every descrirtion. Meerschaum and briej i to dispose of it at once. every dcscrlrtu epose wood nines constantly on hand. When the San Domingo report comes into mune- is, Death to the rich 1 Death to the landowners! Death to the priests Decrees confiscating church property have been prepared. The Versailles by the Germans, declares that these outrages must be suppressed, this rebellion must be, put down, aud the national will, as expressed through the Assembly just chosen by the people, must be obeyed.

Our dispatches to-day indicate that a bloody con flict for supremacy i.i Paris has already been inaugurated. N. B. Persons dealing in cigars will do well to Congress, an effort will be made by Senators and members opposed to annexation to eximine my stocK Dei ore purchasing elsewnere 140 Main btreet, opposite Park Hotel, Madison Management ef Oar State Institutions Important Exeeative Appointments. Under the provisions of chapter 186 of the General Laws of 1871, "To organize a State Board' of Charities and Reform," published Saturday, tho Governor has made the appointments noted below: State Board 0 Charities and Ileform.

Mrs. Mary Lynde, of Milwaukee Hon. A. E. Kla-ore, of Green Bay Hon.

H. H. Giles, of Madison Hon. W. C.

Allen, of Racine: Hon. Willard Merrill, of Jonesvllle. Mate Industrial School. C. R.

Cilbbs, of Whitewater W. Blair, of WaukeBha Edward O. Neil. have a resolution passed by both houses, de claring that a further prolongation of the OTT'S IS KICK YARD For Sale or Rent. question is unwise, and that tbe further consideration cf the question be indefinitely Olo Senators.

Charles Sdmeer has for rPHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS -L for sale or rent his brick yard, located In the Kimball, GAB Lynch, Lewi, Mains, Newton, Jag Starzman, Jaa Sampson, ML Spoouer, A Taylor, David Whittaker, Albert Wickbam, Witte, Henry Wood, Moses Wilson, Capt Wm ilson, Wm Zimmern. Jno Zwank, Michael postponed. A Senator who has heretofote voted for annexation will introduce and press it in the Senate, aud there appears to be a majority in both houses in favor of its Third ward, comprising twenty-six lots, a two- of congress and the country, still adhering to the opinion of the desirability of annexation, but having no further recommendation Anderson, Wm Bates, A Barnard, Aug Borchers, Clinton, Geo Delaney, Anthony Denning, Fish, Flint, a Gallagher, Patrick Greii, Garwood, Hayden, Henry Hess, Henry Hefti, Math Hayes, Rev Hartman, Wm Jones, A A Co John, James Kelly, State Commissioner of Immigration. of Milwaukee E. Hurlbut, ol Oconomowoc (one vacancy.) Institute for the Blind.

R. B. Treat, W. H. Tripp, J.

D. Kexfoid and J. B. Whiting, of Janea-tIIIh! A. M.

Thomson, of Milwaukee. D.VIJ VI TM 11111, IWIU, HWIO, WIU TT V.1 about ready to commence, with clay material for enty years to come. 1 also oiler for wile 200,000 hard burned red to make, lie is confident if the country passage. 1 he President will oppose it, being desirous ol more time, yet hoping to se desires the object to be accomplished, Con twenty-seven years been a Senator of the United States, and his term extends yet four years. Since the organization of the government only two Senators have sat longer than 24 years, viz William R.

Kino and Thomas H. Benton, each 30 years. Four other Senators have sat 20 years and less than 24. In this connection it is worth while to relate that of all the Senators at a low ngure. Terms easy.

Apply to cure annexation. lneif.ue for the Deaf and Dumb.K, H. Barnes gress in the exercise of its constitutional 220feb21dlm OTT. JOHN uso. and V.

V. Long, of Deiavan A. L. Chapin, of The House was in session, to-day, for de duty will indicate the desire by advising Beloit xl. Jatbam, of Klknorn 11.

u. -tsiooa, 01 bate on the Ku-Klux bill, but the attendance was small. Last night, when the House ad NEW LIVERY. treaty to be made. He coes rot by any means abandon his own views, but leaves tbe responsibility of tbe future on journed, there were only two memoers pres H.

LIBBY, Proprietor. ent, lbe interest in tbe debate seemed to repeats his original declaration, that be has no policy to enforce against the will of the since 1879, only 67 have served more than have expired. During the evening seseiou, Mr. Twitchell occupied the Chair, and Messrs. Blair, of Missouri, and Rice, of Illi E.

W. KEYES, P. M. GOOD RIGS, WITH OR WITH-out drivers, to be had at all hours, at the Ilawes House barn, at pr.ces to suit the times. people.

12 years, being two full terms or its equiva The Times has a special Washington dis lent. nois, argued agrinst the bill, and Mr. Riin- patch in regard to the President and the St. ey, of South Carolina, colored, in favor. Domingo report, which is substantially that Ot the bonds issued to tbe racinc Kail KgPThe Resident Committee at Washing i About 2,000,000 Acres Iowa and Nebraska LAI)S FOR SALK.

On Ten Years' Credit at 6 Per Cent. late rest. telegraphed, last night, to Governor llawley Tne Governor has appointed Col. Ols C. Johnson Commissioner of Immigration.

He holds his office until January, 1872, or his successor is elected and qualified. Col. Johnson is a Norwegian by birth, but be baa been in this country since his youth, and Wis educated here. At the time the war broke out he was a student in Beloit College, Be threw aside his books and entered the ranks as a private soldier. He served his adopted country with fidelity and eourage, and won, by meritorious services, the rank of Major.

Col. Johnson was Ser-geant-at-Arms of the Assembly last year, and proved himself an excellent officer. At the time of his appointment he was engaged in the manufacturing business in Beloit, we believe. His extensive acquaintance in the State, and knowledge of the wants of immigrants, will be of great service in his new position. His office is to be in Milwaukee.

We believe that great good will be derived by his well-directed efforts. uive me a can. 370mar3ldlw Grape Vines. ANY ONE WISHING EXCEL-lent them by applying to Wm, Habich, at his garden, or by leaving orders with Stevens Son, at Oil road Companies, the principal outstanding There is no certainty, rpparently, as to thi ton, to look after the interests of the Demo lent Grape Vines of choice varieties, can get I is 16.41 8. 882 interest accrued and not yet Grape Vines of choice varieties, can get time when tne report will be sent to Con paid, interest paid by tne United gress, or etea when it wiil be handed to the cratic party the next two years, is composed of Samuel J.

Rasdall, of Pennsylvania, States, interest repaid by President. There have been so many amend- No part of the principal due for tw years, and rterwards only one-ninth yearly. PROUCCTS ikfterwa man s. inese vines are in tne very best condition aud two and three years old. 3Sapr3dlm mints made that the whole complexion of will pay lor lana ana good Improvements much in the limit of this generous credit.

On these withl vv aoe original report is changed now, Chairman Henry W. Slocum, of New York Charles E. Eldridge, of Wisconsin; W11.E. Niblack, of Thomas Swann, of aCliberal and enterprising man. bavin? onlv small There is considerable doubt as to the course which the report will pursue, and from var Maryland and Richard S.

Merrick, General ious hints it does not seem improbable that W. L. Jeffries and T. M. Smith, of the Dis there may be more than one.

Ilowe is still trict of Columbia. the guest of Mr. numner, while Wade remains at the house of Mr. Chandler, where New Map of Wisconsin. WANT AGENTS TO SELL JL this map, along the towns of the railroads In the State.

Ciood commissions given. Address SILAS CHAPMAN, apr3dtf 652 Milwaukee street, Milwaukee. G. M'MAIIOll Have just received a New and Elegant Supply SPRING MILLINERY he has oeeu several days. White has apart ments at one of the hotels.

transportation of mail, balance in tereet paid by tbe Cnited States, $3,154,505. The subscriptions to the new loan, to day, were total, to date, $50,015,050. The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections take up tbe case of Senator Vance at the next meeting. It is said the committee stands six to two in favor of giving the seat to Abbott. THE UTAH MIXES.

Omaha, April 1. The rush of miners to the mines iu the neighborhood of Salt Lake City continues. About two tons of bullion are sent from there daily, besides about twenty car loads of ore for reduction at other points. There has been a great deal of snow in the mountains, and it has not yet melted away. Appletou.

Soldiers' Orphans" Eome.Qeu. Heniy Harn-den and A. J. Ward, of Madison; Gen. James Bintlitf, of Janesviile Col.

C. K. Pier, of Fond du Lac; Col. W. J.

Kershaw, of Kilbourn City. The State Board of Charities aud Reforms is oalied to meet here for organization on the 18th of April. Tbe Boards of Trustees ot the other institutions will meet at their respective locations, Waukesha, Janes, ville, Deiavan and Madison on the 11th of April. It will be seen that the Governor baa appointed en tbe State Boatd, and that too, for the full term of five years, a woman, the wife of Hon. W.

P. Ltndi of Milwaaeee, a woman of high character and attainments, who has taken a deep interest, and devoted much attention to such work as that to which this Board is called, and one, who as a gentleman who knows her, well remarked, this morning, 'is the fittest person in the State far such a position." The Governor's choice of the other members of the Board will, we are confident, meet with the general approval. The new and smaller Boards of Trustees of the different State Institutions are made up by selections from the present Boards. CONTKSTKD SKATS Ilf CoHGRKSS. The last nouse haying voted $114,000 to contestants for seats, in view of this expenditure, the Committee on Elections have adopted a rule not to recoi: mend payment of any ooinpeusatior.

beyond tbe actual reasonable and necessary expense to any contestant who fails to maintain his right to a seat, and will recommend the payment of such expends only in cases where the contest is made in good faith and with a reasonable cause. means, can soon acquire a good home for himself and family. (iHlTLARS giving full particulars are supplied gratis; and any wli-hing to induce others to emigrate with them, or to foim a colony, are Invited to aek for all they want ta distribute. A HECTIO.V4L MAP, showing exact location of lands in Iowa, is sold for 30 cent, and a similar map of Nebraska lands is sold for 40 G. S.

HARRIS, Land Commissioner. Burlinston Miwwurl Bivrr It. R. Co. For Iowa Lands, at Burlington, Iowa, and For Nebraska Lands, at Lincoln, fcebraska.

Or apply to Local Ajren BURKOWg 37Saprldlmwam Madison, Wisconsin. Millinery. MISS E. II. DARE (formerly with Mrs.

Oakley) has taken rooms at No. 50 Kins street, where the has a fine new stork nf STRIKE, San Francisco. April 1. The laborers excavating for the new City Hall commenced on Thursday at $1.15 for eight hours work, but strnck yesterday for LEWIS, McKENNEY TENNEY ana prevented others trom working for less. This morning tbe contractors conceded the advance and work was resumed.

Germanic In the German Parliament, Friday, the draft cf an address to the Emperor, in response to his speech at the opening of the session, which had been prepared by Herr Benninoson, was adopted by a vote" of 243 to'08. Six of the Polish members abstained from voting. The address was opposed by the Catholic members, who themselves moved as an amendment an address declaring that Germany should intervene with the Italian Government in the affairs of Rome. This was rejected. Attorneys Counselors at Law Collections a Specialty, Fail-child's Block, Madison.

H. M. LEWIS. goods, and is ready to wait on all who wish any millinery. attention given to repsirine and Virginia Democratically Gerrymandered.

The Virginia Legislature adjourned Friday, after having obtained control, by the passage of a gerrymandering apportionment, of such districts as are now Republican. Other acts have been passed designed to insure continued control of the State by the Democracy. The Republicans have had a delegation to lay the facta before Congress and the Executive. The Illinois Capital. After an exciting contest, the Illinois House of Represent fives has taken favorable action on tba bill appropriating money for the completion of the new State House, which, of course, is equivalent to a vote against removal, and is a triumph for Springfield.

Internal Revenue. Receiota of internal revenue for last month are 110,000,000. A comparative statement of receipts' for three months shows a decrease of $12,784,668. LIQIOR SEIZURES. Boston, April 1.

The legislative investigating committee J. O. MrKENNKT, 985dtf coloring straw goods, black, brown and drab. on State constabulary have requested chief INVALID'S 3S0apr3d8t ELDORADO TRAVELING CHAIRS Jt. LA constable Jones to return t'e liquor seized Thursday, the act being considered a violation of the resolve protecting witnesses summoned before the committee.

JTUK 1M AjO DUT-UOOR CHB. Any one bavins- umi nt thm FROM HEBRAKA. Omaha, April 1. A fire last night consumed the St. James and St, Nicholas hotels and several other buildings.

Loss about 20.0OO. The Midland Pacific Railroad is com pie ed and accepted forty in west of Nebraska City, and i to be finished to Lincoln, Nebraska, in twenty days. CIXCIWATl ELECTIO.Y. Cincinnati, April 8. The election is progressing quietly.

A full vote is polled to noon, notwithstanding the frequent showers of rain. Bsstaurant and Billiard Booms, hands can propel and guide one. Havins: no use of the bands acvi 31. JLsresec, i-rop'r. HAVE A PURE ASSORT- ment of Wines.

Liouors. Ci ears, etc Adtotn. child of pine years can Carpenter on Annexation. It is said that Senator Cabpintxr is preparing a speech, to be delivered on the presentation of the Sn Domingo report, supporting the position of the Administration in the Hayti matter. He was unable to do this at the time of Summer's attack, on account of ill health.

pusn 4 grown person about. Invalids' Carriages to order. Patent Sedan carrying chairs. BILLIARDS. San Francisco, April 1.

In the Radolph and Cyrille Dion matches of 1,600 points, carom game, this evening, on the 66th inning Rudolph had 1,501 points Ing this department are mv Billiard Hooms. vhon parties can be accommodated with everything; usually fonnd In a nrt-class billiard saloon. I have Iateiv refitted mv tables with new ru. Stat your case, and send stamp for crcnlar. STEPHEN W.

8MITH. scored, to 1,105 by Dion. ejoth bails, Ac 3al4dija S30KJur9doam9m 90 William SL, New York..