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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-04-04

a SAD AND DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
AND PROBABLE DEATH FROM TEN.
PoRARY INSANITY, occurred to ono Of
our most respected citizens, Mr..
STEPHEN DoRsEY, of the Tifin
Woolen Mills, Of this city, on Satur-
day evening last. For week prev.
ious his mind was noticed to have
been fighsy, and on several occasions
he manifested desire to 90 to Cloye.
land, but was persuaded BY his part
ners not to do so, aud had been taken
from his usual place Of boarding, to
tho home of Mr.. GRoss, where it was
hoped that the excitement of mind
would wear OF by seolusion aud light
diet, On Saturday afternoon, he had
been reading, and just previous to
car time arose and asked how soon
supper would be ready. Upon re-
ceiving an answer, he started for the
Depot. Nothing out Of place was
noticed in his actions, until the train
began to move of, when,as If sudden
iy impressed with the idea that he
was to take that train, he leaped aboard
aud went as far as Clyde, where he
took the train bound east on tho G. A
I. road. Within two and a halt miles
Of Bellevue, it is supposed, he walked
Off the train, as ho was discovered in
an iusensible condition somo two
hours Afterwards, laying on or beside
the track, by couple Of boys passing
by. He was conveyed to tho house
Of a relative in Bellevue, where every
attention was paid to him possible. =
Il appears that he must have fell up.
on his head, as no serious bruises
we're found on olhorpar,s Of his body. |
Severe aud fatal cuts were made upon
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the front and back Of his head, rend-
sring his recovery hopeless.
The event cast a gloom over the
cntire community upon the reception
Of the news Of the terrible accident,
and none knew him but to sympa-
thize with the unfortunate man, in the
calamity which will no doubt be the
cause Of his untimely death.
LArBR.-A dispatch to friends in
this city on Wednesday morning an.
nounced that Mr. Dorsey expired at
about eight o'clock Tuesday evening.
His remains we're brought to this
place yesterday, and will be buried
to-day.
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Resumes the Pen.

Mr.. J. V. JoNEs, late editor Of
the Fosloria Nelss, in that paper Of
last week, resumes his pea, aud after
copying an article from our paper,
which by tho way, was oaly "para.
graph to point a Joke" enters into a
lengthy condemnation ofour bravery,
our editorial ability snl our views on
the question Of suffrage for the negro,
He charges Us with eowardiec because
we do not sec the situation as no does,
aud because VIC arc not as 'rsdioA as
he is. If tho late editor outertains a
especial love- for tho coIorod man,
outside ofa desire to see deserving
justice done him, then We admit that
he is moro radical than ourselves
We respectfully refer Mr. J. to odi.
tOrial articles published in tho issues
Of Jan. 18th and Feb. 9TH, Of this
psper, which gave our views lhau end
now, upon the subject of negro suf,
fragc. Tho assertion that we bend at
the beck of the Adcertiser, you aud
the editor ofthat paper may believe
il you so choose; but Il is net cSasis
tent, friend JOINS, for you to cab us
"cowards' whcn during tho war you
siaid al home, while wo held muskets
on tho side that triumphed and vi tch |
secured the colorsd nan he's fivodoai
You mistake us when you interpret
our article as Hneerinsly calling you
'radicAl'i and you were equally mia.
taken if you expected Is to glorify
YOU.
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The City Election.

The election on Monday passed Of
quietly, ass but little excitement vas
manifested. The dependent candi-
dates Withdrew from the contest, and
the legitimate party tickets wore the
only ones presented Mayor Landon'a
majority in tho ist Ward, was 40 and
in the 2nd Ward, l6, mskipga total
Of %, These figures show largo
Union gain over last year, With a
little cxorsiou. thc tide may be turn
cd by another election. We will Gu
doayor to give tho full returns in our
next issue.
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1diOurnment of oongroas.

u'hs sr-s -essivn of this tfortirth
Congrois adjourned on Saturday last.
The Senate was convened in extra
session on Monday, which will proba.
bly, last isa or twelve days. il has
passed twenty.six bills and thirty
seven joint resolutions, sll OF which
with the exception Of the supple.
mental Roconstrue.ion bill, wero
signed by the President.
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The Connecticut Election.

The election in Connecticut on
Monday, resulted in the probable loss
cf three republican congressman, and
the election ofa democratic governor,
by email majority. The demorali-
aatiop ofthe Union party by following
too long the policy os Andrew John.
son, has taught them IN important
lesson by being betrayed into the
hands Of the Philistinos.
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ACCIDENT AT MILLER's BREwERY.
"A serious accident occurred, we
arc informed, at Mr.. Miller's Brew
cry, near the railroad bridge on Tues
day afternoon about half past three
o'clock a workman whose full
name we did not learn--a relative Of
the owner of the Brewery-in com.
ing up stairs from the fire room, plac.
cd his hand on pully attached to
the drive wheel, which threw him
backwards aud violently to the
ground. Upon reaching him, it was
found that the bones of his right Jaw
wer. severely fractured. Considera-
bic excitement at first was the conse-
quonce, many believing him killed.-
lie viii recover, however from the in.
jury.
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APRIL 1sT.-Monday was great day.
1t was election day, aud was also
memorable as All FOOLS day" and
Moving day" Upon going on the
street, about 10 o'clock, in search Of
locals, we saw quite combination Of
moves on the political and industrial
chess-board. Some moved nights,
and others in the day time. Some
who attempted to move, were held in
cheek, until they paid up their back
rent, or gave paIons for it. Every
body seemed to be moving. We saw
one man with four chairs bearing on
him. Another man passed us with a
keg of picked pork. An Irish an
standing on the corner shifted the mir
as he passed, aud remarked senter-
tiously that it was stalemate.
Our City officers didn't move out,
as was expected, although the Mayor
had a loud call from the 2nd Ward.
A. motion was made to move the
Marshal, 1t wasn't seconded by the
Mosseny men and was tabled. With
very few items We assembled wcarily to
our sanctum when in came shrewd
boy who handed us package. Up
on opening it there was "nothmg in
t." We at once arose and made
motion to eject hlm. If we could
have got asocond, we ethink the motion
would have carried the boy down
stairs unapim ously. He moved away
rapidly murmuring something about
4 Apri.le.e f.o.o-l.d."
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oERrWIoATE oF AurnonIrY.

ICE OF THE AtiDITOR OF STATE.
Insurance DErARTMENr,


- tolXNBvs, Oiue, Ianuyry 2Sth 1907
WHtRfAs, The Insurance COMPANY OF North
America, located at Philadelphia, IN The state ~
lecnsylyanis, has iiled la this offce a sworn
Naien,ent Of is condition, as required ly the Act
" TO regulate Insurance Companies nos'incorno'
raied oy the state IL Ohio" passed April a iISe
And amended fohrilary 0, lSJi and lie Act . NJ
tegnmte Foreign Insurance Companiesn . nasseJ
AprtS. ls36i and, Whereas, said COMPANY hss
inarnlshed the undersigned satisfactory eyiience
@ n.a y possessed e an aetual capital Of al least
ONa M hoNnhkD AND FIFrr THoUsANb DoLLARs. IN
vested as required bY said acts; and Wheress.
slld company has filed in this Office, a written In,
suunleiu under its corporate seal, signed by the
fieslileit AMI Secretary thereof, atlthorixn9 any
agent OF Agents u ssJd company in this state 10
ackhow hedge service Of process for aud in behalf
Of seh ColQpany according 70 the terms az SAID
act, Of April6 =, lsi3, ~ - ~
Now, IfEREFoRE, IN pursuance ofthe acts afor..
said, I, dANns II. GoDhAs, Auditor az the s1st,,
q Onto, Dc hereby certify that said Insurlnee
Company of North America, at Philldelnhia N
enthoiised 70 tronsact the business nf Ere ana
elarine Insurance IN this State, until the fhirfv
nrrt DAY ~ January, In the year one thonsa5d
eight hundred and sixty-eiehf V"4'no
In Witness Whereof, | have hereunto
subscribed my name and cansed fh.s
lsAAAl seal OF my Office 70 BE- affixed ~, dasS
aud year above written ~ ~
JAMES II. GOODMAN. Nnditor NJ ss.,.
~ saSns WnltAss, Chief Clerk,
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cERrlFIorAE OF AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF THE AuDIToR or STATE,

Insurance DErAuTNENr,
Columns. Onf0 January 10th, 1861sb
WHEREAs. The Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, located NJ Hartford. Connecticut, has filed in
this office n sworn statement Of its condition ag
required by the first section OF the Act, "ro req
ulate Insurance Companies not incorporated by
the State Of OhiO.n passed April sth, 1856, and
amended February OH, 1854 and The Act, To
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies" passed
April 9th 1886 and, WHEREAS, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory evidence
that Il Is possessed Of NJ least One HuNDRED AND
FIFTY Tu0usASD DoLLARs Of actinl cash capital in
vested 10 Stocks, or Bonds or IN Mortgages or
real estate worth double the amount for which
the same Is mortgagcd and, WHEREAs, said Com
pRny has filed in this office p written instrument
under it's corporate seal, signed by the President
aud Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents OF said Compony IN this state 20 aelinowl-
edge service Of process fof and in behalf Of said
Company according 10 the terms Of said law
Nsw, fHrREFoRE, in pursuance Of the hfst sec
ton Of the aforesaid act, /, JANIS H. GOODMAN, Au-
di0r Of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Is authorized TO transact the business OF
Fire Insurance IN this State until the thirty-frst
day Of January, in tho year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight.
IN Witness Whereof, have hereunto
suhscrbed my name aud caused tho.
sEAL.l seal Of my office 10 bc affixed the day
and year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
A. II. BYERs, Agent, Tian, Ohio. In2lts.
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The EleotiOns in Ohio,

But meagre returns arc reported
from The municipal elections through.
out the State, but in ell tho .sities
with the exception Of Cleveland and
sandusky, large Union gains we're
made. The prospects sle fat,cring
for the fall campaign.
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A dispatch from Washington states
that a treaty has been concluded,
signed, aud laid beforo the Senate
for ratification, by the terms Of which
Russia cedes to the United States all
her possessions in North America for
81 600 600.
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y Dramatic company, which has
for its "bright particular star"--Miss
KATE FISHER, has been playing at
the National this woek. AS none Of
the attending constellation have
thrown any of their surplus light
across our pathway, we are unable to
=" Illuminate " our readers on the mer-
its Of the institution. Suffice it that
MdzepPa and KATE FISHER have not
yet made their appearance as adyer-
tiscd.
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cERrIFIoArE oF AtrnonIrY.



OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE +, /,
INsvEAScE DEPARTMENT,
coluNnvs, ONO, January 3Isi 1861. I
WuEaEAs, the Gemania, Hanover Ni.rsr, a.,
Republic Insurance Companies. located AZ ~, ~.
York IN the State Of New York have eech az ~
thls once sworn statement Of its cnnditio,, ~ ~
required by the Act, ITO regulate Ins,,r,rns ~
SpmIAnles not Incorporated IN the stafo ~
ohiei PASSED April Sth lSs and amcnasd Ie.I
ruhfy 2th, 1854, and the Act $40 regulafe For-
elsn insurance Companies y passed AnriI s,h iee.
ahi, whereas each 81 said eoInnanies have' nsr,
nlshcd the Undersigned satisfactory evldence fhat
y possessed OF an actual cash capital OF at least
oNk HUNDRED AND Fury Tt0usANb DOltAns in
vested as required by said acts and, Whereas
elcn OF said Companies has filed IN this oifiee n
written inslrpmcn instrument under its oorpor,te
seal, signed by the President and Secretary there
oi, nuthorzing eny agent or agents Of said Com
pnny ia this State 10 aolxKowletsne service ~ ~
cess, for and ia behalf Of said Company aeSar-
ding 20 the terms Of said act Of April sfh 1sln =
Now, therefore, IN pursuance of the aets af,ra
ees,ln, 4, Sehhs H. donAAN, Auditor Of State for
Ohio DO hereby certify that said (,er,aaniss 49,
over, Niagara and nepuhlc Fire Insnranse 49,,
nanies, of New York arc anthorffed ~ INN, st
tue business OF Fire and Marine fnsnr,,,ee n, tri
state, until tho thirtyfrsi any Of lanuarv In ~
eal one thousand. eight hcndred and n y-eaht
IN witness Wherof I have hereunfo
subscribed my nome, and caused the !
seal OF my office a. ho afixcd the day |
H. - ana year above written, III
JAars n. 6oDnAs, Auditor Of State.
A...,. 1 ANDREW II. BYERs. Tiain. ohlo
- JOHN 4. wiLKlsoN, Fpstofis.
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An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THR
~ Seneca Comfy Wool Growers Associntion
VIII he held at the Town Hail in Republic, on Sat,
urday Apr tith lsuI. at 10 o'clock, A. ~, for the
Sheep Shenring. A full attendance is desireds
apr3n2lt2 JAMSS BOYD, President.
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From Mexico.
NAV YonIl. March 9l.

New YoRK, March 81.
Vera Cruz correspondence to March
10Th says Marshal Bazaine aud the
rear guard Of tae French army, viz
the Egyptians, had embarked. Thir.
teen more than half that corps, which
originally numbered 1900, remain
under the soil Of Mexico.
The French flags Of Mexico, and a
large quantity Of war material, were
sold TO the Impcrialists ny the French.
The City was In state Of siogo
Martial law was declared, aud the
gatea wore oloeed.
II ia feared tho troops inside the
city will pronounce for Juarez as
soon as the Liberals appear IN fron,
Of the walls.
All communication with the inter
ior is cut of, aud the only pows OF
the Capital is of doubtful character.
IL was rumored that Maximiliau
had agreed TO abdicate IL JuSrez
would consent to abide tho decision
of the people for or against the en-.
pire, but the rumor is not confirmed.
TIC young Prince Iturbide had
been taken 10 charge by his father,
and was ON route to Now York.
New YoRK, April 1.
AFFAIRS IN THE INTERIOR.
Adyices from Mexico City to the
18th uh. say the Liberals were al.
most under the walls Of the Capital,
and prevented supplies from ontcr.
ing. Mnximilian's army at Quoretero
was completely ouvnoned by the
Liberals. Geu. DiaE had commenced
bosieging puobla.
Over 300 persons wero in prison
in Mexico City for expressing sympa-
thy with the Liberals, aud filling to
pay their quota of the forced loans.
Maxamilian's Governor of the city
had resigned, and intended to leaye
for Europe.
Tho people of Vera Crus were
disposed to insist on sure nder OF
tho place to the Liberals outside.
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Gents Furnishing Goods,
10000
PAPER COLLARS
Iof all sizes, qualities and pa,ierns.l
Neck and Oravats.

Hoping that my old customers, rs well rs new
ones, VIII ind my place Of business and extend
their patronage, lam respectfully yours,
NARTIN WAGNER
One door North Of st. Johns store, Tihin, Ohio.
apr3n2im3.
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SITE da1.E, OF ,PEN;;;;aaYLyANlA.l..
AZ PhiIadeIphIa,

Ar..,ar G. Coffin, President; and Charles Plat
secretary OF the Insurance Company of North
America being seyerally affirmed, depose and
say, that the foregoing Is full, true and correct
statement OF the aihlirs Of the said Insur,nea
Company, and chat they are the above desqribed
oftcers thereof, ARTHUR g. CorriN Prest
a. CHARLfs PLArr, Sec'y.
Subscribed and affirmed before me- this 9Dth
daY o. January, 1861, as witness my hand and No
Nflhi Seal SAMUEL L.. CLEaENr,
lsEALl IfIyE cKNr srAMP.l Notary Public
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE
COLUMBUs, Ono, January 2sth IS,,5 Z

Il is Hereby certified, that the foreeoine 4 n
correct copy OF the Statement Of Condition Of tbo
lelpha, made To and filed in this Office, for tho
lsEAL Witness my hand and seal officially
by JAMS WILLIkMs, Chief 'Cler.
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MARTIN WAGNER appears in our
advertising columns to day, With his
circular for 1867. No one need go
ragged while Martin keeps = clothing
store.
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oFFIcr or TuE ATfnIroR or srArE

CoLunnus, ONO, january 18th, 1891,
II Is hereby certified, That the foregoing i
correct copy Qf the Statement Of Condition Of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford,
made TO and fled in this Office for the year 1851
fsEAL.1 JAnEs H. GoDNAN.
Auditor Of State.
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The quarterly statements Of the
lat National, and National Exchange
Banks are published 10 this issue.
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STAT-EAGENT
OF
TIE CONDITION
OF THE
Hartford Fire Insurance Comp,
OF HARTFORD.


On the let day Of January, 1877. made 10 The An.
ditor Of Ohio Pursuant 10 the 3tntute Of that state
NAME AND LOCATION
The name of the Company IL the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, and is located At Hartford,
I-CAPTTAI..
The amount Of its Capital stock,
all paid up, is, sIooo,ooo %
It.--AssETs
Cash of The Company on hand, aud IN
the hands Of Agents and in Bank. e20s0O0 81
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Comsany, market vane, ,3i5,9s5 %
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage for. loans, 1854 81
Debts Otherwise sccured-unincumber-
ed real estate, $500 %
1857. 81, ,2aa 80
Total Assets Of the Company, si,7ss,07s So
1iI.-LLiBuITIE5.
Losses unadiustcd and in suspense,
waiting for further proof and not
due, s1fQ,15j %
v.-MIscELLANEOUs
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk-except in special casos-- $4,000 90
The greatest amount allowed to he
insured in amy one block, varies
cordinn 20 size and class Of property.
and how built.
The amount Of its capital OF earnings deposited
in any state, security for the losses therein
Deposits made in Ohio Iowa and Tennessee.
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Nrw advertisements.
DR.. ]. A: BOYER.

~ PkHhAnENTLH LOCATED IN our
! l. city, and offers his professional seryices Ia
the citizens Of thisplace and vicinity
na- OFFICE, at his residence, on Perry Street
IN ,he House lately occupied by DR.. Gibson
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Something about W ,ol' is the III
tle Of a1 agricultural article, in the
Faraer's Department.
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PERSONAL lien. SHERwooD, late
Of the Cleveland Lsader spent tho lat
ter parsof last week in our city.
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Underwriters Agency.


9 TATBMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
-, =, the t!ERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE CONPA-
Ms oil the city Of New York, on the 3lst day OF
~, iIeeeInhet is9 IN conformity withthe laws Of
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We notice very good photograph
Of Main street and Nat. Ex. Bank
hung out down street.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, ! s,

t0NNrf or HANTfoNp-
TfN. G. AILys President, md GKonaE NJ Corr,
Secretary Of the Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, OF Hartford, icing sevcray sworn, dUpose
and say that the foregoing II full, true and cor
rect statement Of the affairs Of said Company,
and that the arc the above described officers
thefeof TIN. g. AL1vN, President.
GfonuE NJ Corr, Secretary.
Subscribed rad sworn before me. this Sth day Of
january, 1867. ID. W. SkIHoN,
tsEAL.1 (FIvE crSr erAmP.1 Notary Public.
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DR.. G. C. BEtLHARz has removed
his Dental Office to rooms formerly
occupied by Kinnaman & Martin,
Ryan's Block, formerly Tomb's.
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The first FISH Of the season, made
their appearance in market on Tues.
day, selling at 8 cts. per pound.
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Coal s. AilisftlIamtsus.

See card Of DR.. J. A. RorzR in to-
days papes.
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SrArENESr Of the Condition of the HANOVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of the city of
New York, on the 3lst lay Of December, 1866, In
conformity with the laws Of the State Of Ohio.
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF the
Ma tional Exchange Banh,
OF TIFFIN,
OF THFFIN,

"a rus QVARrtN EsDisa MAncn aIsT, 1907.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10
INFORMATION FOR DIsrILLERs.

The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
cinnau Enquirer furnishes the following
items, which will interest distillers:
The meter to be used by distillers for the
prevention of frauds, has been adopted and
prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
after its careful examination by Professors
Henry and Hill Gard, of the National Acad.
~ Of Science. OF the many examined
by them they recommended that OF Mr.. Tice,
which bas been adopted. The Commissioner
Of Interadi Revenue has made arrangements
with Mr. Tice, for the manufacture Of the
meters and their attachment 10 the distille-
ries Of the country
The compensation of Mr.. Tice Is to be de-
termined by committee appointed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the Commissioners
Of Internal Revenue and the manufacturers.
The cost under the law is to be paid by the
distillers. The Department reserves the
right at any time, should the meter prove in-
sufficient, to rescind the contract No frauds
by distillers have been compromised since
the statute Of July, 1866, was fairly in ope-
ration.
The several district attorneys of the coun-
try are under Instructions from the Commits
sioner to exhaust all the penal and puni,iv e
provisions Of the law for the prevention OF
fraud. The detective force has been consid-
erably increased, and 1t is believed that | llici,
distiIlation is being gradually suppressed
Should the latter prove what II is claimed ia
be, the receipts from distilled spirits will be
lasgoly increased.