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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. King Kalakaua is expected to arrive in Chicago Monday on his return home, and is to be accorded a grand reception. Rooms have been tenderec him and his suite at the Grand Pacific Hotel. Both houses of the Indiana Legislature were organized yesterday. In the Senate the Republicans and Independents united in a division of the offices. The Democrats elected the officers of the House. The Independents have twelve members in both houses, which leaves a Democratie majority of eight on joint ballot. The Democrats have elected E. M. Haines Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives. Gov. Gaston, in his message to the Massachusetts Legislature, pronounces against the enercachment of the Federal power on the rights of the States, and urges a return to amicable relations as the only guarantee for the peace and prosperity of the nation at large. W. S. Pike, a well-known lawyer of New Orleans, died yesterday of paralysis. A resolution was offered in the Arkansas House of Representatives yesterday, protesting against the dispersion of the Louisiana Legislature by Federal soldiers. The cancus of Republican members of the Nevada Legislature nominated Sharon for United States Senator, which is equivalent to an election. A jury has been obtained in the TiltonBeecher suit, and the trial will now proceed. The Allegheny Trust Company, of Allegheny City, has suspended. Liabilities $125,000. No new developments in the Senatorial contest in Indiana, except that the Independents have failed toshow that they hold the balance of power, as heretofore claimed. The Republican Senatorial caucus at Augusta, Maine, nominated Hon. Hannibal Hamlin on the first ballot, last night.