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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

WASHINGTON. MAITEgs.-There is a
general probability that Grn, Chant is
the last President who. will have been
elt cted by our present complicated and
laughable system. Voling direct, as for.
Governor in all the States, is the plan
which meets with most favor, but even
that mode has it's possibilities of fraud
and danger. There is growing desil Q
that our U. S. Senator'S might Le chosen
IN the same manner, and the recent ex-
hihits of State Legislative action has
stimulated this, desire for change.
The President took the earliest oppor-
tunity to telegraph Minister Dan. Sick,
les TO present congratulations to the ne@
Republic of Spain. Senator Edmonds
introduced a resolution OF congrat ula-
ton into the Senate on Thursday, which
was objected to by Senator Ferry until
we should know little more definitely
what was the true condition of things at
Madrid.
The Presidents proclamation in regard
to affairs in Utah.. seems TO have been
justified by the condition of things pre-
vailing there. Allthat Gen. Grant de.
sires is, that the Federal authority shall
not be subordinated to Brigham Young,s
polygamic rule. Practically, the power
Of Mormonism has been supreme. 1t
has managed to evade the enforcement
Of any law or decision that conAicted
with the peculiar code and practice es-
tablished by Brigham Young.
Fung-Wing, a Chinese graduate. of
Yale College, was before the Senate for
eign relations committee on Friday, and
made an eloquent speech in perfect En-
glish Oh the educational interests of Chi.
na as involved in our intercourse with
the people of that country. He was lis
tened to with great attention by the
committee. Fung' Wing seems deeply
interested in education, aud believes that
all Orientals who desire TO be educated
should be sent to the United States in,
stead of Europe.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22
NEw ADvERTIsEMENTs.
STATEMENT or THE
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY
WHERRAs, THE GERMANIA, HAN
STATE OF ONO /
INSURANCE DEPARTMET (
(.huiNbus. January n. IL

tskufh6us, January vi, 1873
M HERRAs, THE GERMANIAf HAN
W OVER, NIAGARA a REPUBLIC Fire Insurace
Companies located at New York, In the State Of New
York opeatl Jointly In Ohio under tho name Of the
uNDERWRlTERS' AGENCY, are each possessed OF
At least the amount of actual capte required of similar
companies formed under the proyslonsof the act ent
tied An act TO regulate Insurance Companies doing
~ Insurance business In the State Of Ohio passed
Aprlfl 1874 aud each company has hled ~ this De-
partment the staelnentsts istruments and other pa
pers reqnaed by said act and has otherwise COUPLED
with all the regulations OF said act, which are App
cable 20 Fire Insurance Companies incorporated by
other Statee OF the United States
NOW, therefore. In pursuance OF law, l., William H.
Shurch superintendent OF Insurance fer the State of
ONO, do hereby certify that said Company is author
lied 70 transact ITS appropriate hneiness OF Fire lnsu-
Iaece IN ,his state In aecordance with law during the
current year The condition aud buhiness OF said Com
psny at the date Of such statement (Dee 81, isis is
Amoant OF actual paid up cspi al,,., $50 goo 90
Aggregate amppnt Of liabilities, (except
Amount OF ofineome for the proceeding year. =
A%oSas y spsndturs. Tor The proceeding ~ :
In witness whereof have hsreanto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal Of my once %
lsrALl be afAxsd, the day and year above writ
ten.
WE. CHURCH.
Svpeytnfsndsgt.
GEO. WILLARD, Agent for AshsabaIs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

JpDaE SHERMAN, of this Stale has appear,
ed before the Ways and Means Committee to
explain his conduct In charging $4,000 for
procuring through the Senate Finance Com.
mitlee, of which his brother is Chairman, the
repeal of the tax on borrowed capital. When
the New York Stock Exchange sought his
help in, getting this tax repealed he refused to
give II, in person, but procured counsel for
them, through whose exerliens the matter. was
accomplished, He says he rendcred no other
service, and never spoke Of tho subject to his
brother or any other member. of Congress
lie admits that he presented tho bill for
$4,000 in his own name, but says he did so
only because the lawyers whom he had .engag-
ed were not known to the officers OF the Stock
Exchange, and he desired to save the trouble
of explanations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

Among the measures agreed upon 10
the Senate caucus TO be taken ~. ia Mr.
Sherman's bill for the aid OF banks. and
looking TO a resumption OF specie pay
ment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22
Petroleum DILL

w EWISH to say to our friends, and
customers that we test every barrel of this OIL before
kind we sell to stand 1i0 degrees of heat Fahrenheit
This is acknowledged byal Chemists 10 be perfectly
safe for use III You wish to be Of getting theOf
you want for safety, give usA,Oali. ~
February Q, 1872, ST.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

q r O g Il r. I e s,
The BLISS aARpsN FOR, SALE.

IF YOU WISH A PLEASANT AND,
good home, just enquire of the people in Ashtabula
and stop and look for yourself at splendid garden
of nearly three under high cultivation and full Of
the choicest fruit, with good house and out buildings In
goodrepair; also, we'll cistern, and spring Of never
failing water. with three good pumps. The spring is
eight ieet square, wall laid in cement and 40 RODS OF
tile drain the place. 1t has taken the first premium
for eight or ten years without exception, and will be
sold very cheap with $1,000 running year desired.
Also, a horse, wagon, garden TOOLS and household,
goods. Situated little southwest of the borough limits
the Round Head road known the Bliss property.
Ashtabula, Jan. 1, 1873. 1900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

day In Spain rightly Comprehend the duties
imposed upon them, Dad there is every assu-
rance of a noble u,iumpk Our Government
has offered its congratulations none to speed,
lily upon. the, establishment of Republic in
Spain, in terms. fitting her las the founder OF
new social ORDER" and which the new Coy
ernment promises to emulate.
Among the refreshing items Of intelligence
from Washington, we may rightfully class the
subject of President Grants recent message
about brother Brigham, and his polygamops
household. Doubtless, as the kilograms as
sure u.s.. tho purposes of the President find
very little favor in. the harem of Brigham, and
is it 10 be wondered at that they are already
discussing projected emigration TO some
more congenial and less intelligent regiop,2
1t is not improbable, then, In view of the tar
diness of Congress to second the purposes of
the Executive, that before another year we
| shall be regaled with conflict of authority,
and that some of the leaders of the Mormon
sect will come to grief.
What wonderful tell-tale that mempran-
dam book of Oakes Ames has proved Itself "
be And what developments has followed in
the train of the searching inycs LEGATIONS pro-
voked by tha. allegations of McCcmb during the
last years political campaign. You and !
discussed the other day at yonr chair, these
topics and the probabilities of the action Of
Congress, and to, day there is even more unceE-
tainty hanging over IFS deliberations. And
why so? Because, as is already limited, other
developments and scandal hinges upon, the
direction in which this. or that Cong ressman
may cast bis vote. 1t is sad admission, and
either Odkes Ames' little book, or somebody g
else, is ready TO do its death work. How does
il come friend Reed, that the men who got en-
tangled in the meshes of the "Credit Mobilier''
grow more blunt in their perceptions, and who,
with a single exception, have gone from, bad
to worse in trying to explain away their wrong
doing? This is not only the case with the
men making Oakes Ames repository of their
secEst populations, but it crops out with the
Kansas Senatorial bribery cases, and it Crap
pies high tunctionary at Cleveland. So there
we are on the eve of great events, and likely to
test the virtue and patience aud wisdom OF the
unscathed Congressman
| Senator Logan, the other day turned from
the bleeding wounds in legislative circles, and
pricked another bubble which promises rich
| discoveries of robbery from Uncle Sam, by
army officers who dodge all restrictions OF
law TO emulate the worst congressman. Let
us watch for the disclosures, as he has prom
ised. TO 60 for those officers "with a sharr
stick" HORACE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

The terms Of the Canadian Pactfc Rail
way charter has some striking points of re.
scmblancc with the Amt rican Pacific Roads.
/ under Government patronage. There is di.
rect appeal 10 the patriotic sentiment of Great
Briian md Canada. The road is laid out
with reference tq the occupancy of as much
British tCritory as possible. The eastern
section extends rom The Ontario terminus to
the Rcd River, tie central section from Red
River to point in the longitude of Fort Ed
minton, where the main line begins, In the
Province Of Manitoba, and extends TO the U.
5. boundary. The declared purpose Is to con.
meet the seabonrd of British Columbia with
the Canadian Provinces. The same sentiment
of patriotism is.to be worked upon as in tho
inauguration OF our own Pacific Roads
There Is a guaranteed subsidy of 30000,0OO
acres Of land, and $3O,0O00O0 in money, and
Ibe construction OF the road is to be under the
supervision of The Canadian PARLIAMENT II
here be not an opportunity for n. CANADIAN
Credit AlObii =. and il such concern be not
among the possibilities contemplated, then the
history of our Credit MoLiligr has been with
out value In the way at experience.
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CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.

l. HE SUBSCRIBER contemplating n
change of his business location in the Spring is desir-
ons of selling or renting his property at Saybrook
Station. 1t consists of dwelling and
comfortable, and the store Up which he is and has
been doing business for years and the stock of goods
with which 1t is supplied. Toany with moderate
capital aud business tact the chance coed one.
the business is established and the purchaser may have
the ASSURANCE of its uninterrupted continuance and
the locality which is pleasans one, shows improve-
ment and increase In population and Importance
g8- Terms will be made easy.
Application may be made to the subscriber in person
or by letter. Possession given the nrst of April
j. +. BURKE.
Saybrook, February 1s, 1S13. tf207
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-02-22

LoUIsIANA.-The developements before
the. Senate committee, investigating into
the Louisiana election, will surprise mo
one acquainted with the conduct Of af-
fairs in the Reconstructed. South. The
gist OF the miserable story is this: :.
The Constitution of Louisiana, and
the election laws under that constitution,
are fraud, purposely devised to give
the Governor control of State elections
Hence, having bought up Warmoth, the
Conservatives considered themselves sure
of last falls elections. He put in opera
tion against the Republicans, the very
machinery they had contriv,d, for the
perpetualion OF their power; bothered
the colored voters with inconvenient
places aud insufficient notices of regis
tration, practically DISTINGUISHED legal
voters, and SO arranged the returning
board as to ensure Conservative vict0-
Try, however the vote went. Then came
Judge Durells injunction; the Lynch
Republican) returning board counted
Republican votes that were never cast,
made returns by guess, and set Mr. Kel-
logg and, his Legislature going.
, 1873-06-26
Buffalo CSttle Market

2G0o. Market slow at yesterdays prices for heavy
tat cattle, with common stock 10, Off from Lat
weeks closing prices. Very few prime catto Il!
were disposed Of. saoa 738 head Illinois stccrs aver
aging 1866 ,45o, at $5:12N@e31K; 112 head 1i1oia
atoekers averaging 85o0 ooo at oo; a59 hena
174 hcad Ohio steers averaging 1ooA@ ,4e5 At & 2@
o62h; 10 hcad Ohio heifo1s averaging, 12!5 o. $ssq
HuEHr AND LAMps-Recetpts to-day, 800 lead
THO market wa ttle more actiyo. Sales Of 22a Ohio
clipped aheop ~ 89 tbs, ut s475; 44o head Michigan
clipped shesp 85 lbs, at $4.12 625 head Indiana
lambs nv 50 Ill., Mt 1885, 2ol ]lend Canada labRt ~
6O96S lbs, at $7.4Ges0.bo ~ head Canala sheer q,
1855 lbs, II $500 IL head Ohio lambs, nT 80 1ha, al
$500. ~
Hoas-Rocoipta to-day, 500 hoad. Tho market con
tnuoa flat but fow shlcs. Prices rule from $.oo3
200 for Hetchantab0 stock.
, 1873-06-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YonK, June o25.--Thc July disbursement Of in
tercst upon tho public dobt which commenced Today
will roach $40 600 900, nearly all gold. Tho total dia~
brlrromcnta for July at ta point for interest," dlvl-
lcs utc, Ia eatIitnol at C00 1nixed values.
Money cnAy at 4G55 Oh cali.
Bferltug ruled dull atoady ht 1G9 31t@l00s< for
aixty days, nnd 1l0tsG3110A for hfKht.
Gold wa1 moderately active tho beara sna bulls both
condon at range Of 5Ha11SA, tho closing ratca.
Loans, 1ts3 per cont. Ciearinga, f4o,po0.000. The
Treasury diaurscd s4e3 ooo Customs receipts, s?53
coo. Exports Of Hpecie s2oso ooo mostly silver. Tbs
steamer Cambria. sailing Tomorrow, Inns specie en-
gagements for $3.50, 600 gold coin.
Governments werQ quiet 1nl steady. quantity Of
per cent bonds for the Syndicate was forwarded
to-day por the 1tusaia. =
State bonds ruled dull.
Rtocka were quiet, aud without my important fca
turc. small advance waB established in the Fore
noon, but after O'Clock tho market reactcd Rliglty,
closing nte.dy The auetations ct the day woro only
stock, 1t 241 24z<, and 24'l. Harlem and Iacknv'an1
M woro friner, the former advancing from 12oA to
1876 md the latter from 07 to 08, closing ut partial
reaction. The other changes wero; paclno Mail,
37T, 37t<, 38A, and 80; Western Union, s4N, 85A,
and s4.t Northwest, 4, 7o}G y. sal 7o,5 q raa
old clique seem buying back their stock. Wabash,
G74G3G7A; Atlantic 4 pacllc 23@23. Eric dull at
e3363}:: Tho market closed dull aud woak, with III
tic outside donand.
Startling 1Q31<.
, 1873-06-26
WALL STREET..
Review of tho Money, Gold, Bond,
: Stock, md Produce mnrkets-.Conl

Review of tho Money, Gold, Bond,
Stock, nnd Produce mnrkets--Conl
Sa1es.
Special Dtspasch to Tae Chicago Tribune. .
+: New You1s, Juno 25.-The stock market closed
dull and steady, ....:....,.
- .-.BoNDB. :
.. Govornmente :wora about steady at the close.
was dull during the aftornoon,: tho only quota
ton being 1161l@11596,: tho closing figure being
11515.. Tho carrying ratio for gold at tho c1oao
was por cont. The following was tho businoas
Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day: Grosa oloar-
inge, s4o,sao, GOO currency balances o., ,9s5, ,945
gold balances, s1,41e 1896: -:
Monoy was quoted at5 per cent ut the closo.
. FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
ruled dull at unchanged quotations. The staatn-
ers sailing for Europe to-day took out $2G8, ,012,
Of which S12s, QUO was gold bars,. tho ront being
silver bars aud coin. Tho steamship Cambria
smiling tomorrow, has specie shipments ongAga-
ment amounting to se50,ooo gold coin.
PRODUCE.
Tho flour market at tho opening Of Change
shade flrmer, but medium and better grades arc
quiet. Prices wore without change. The whoat
market openod quiet, and barely steady for
sprinag. Tho export demand vas laas active
Wintor wheat WAS firmly held. but inactive
There has beon fair business consunmated In
meas pork Tho market Is steady at the i'm
proved price Of yesterday. For Immediate de-
tracts We noto sales Of 5000 brlB and $500 for
July delivery. Lard-Wostorn contract is in
good demand. and thore arc; moro buyers than
sollors A. yoatordaya 6guros: The maEkot Is
and 1000 for Angus. sold 81 %, snd
500 for September brought. 91-1o@9No:
City j. quiet, with salea Of & 15o Is
ing, but tho inquiry for meal 10 very good, and
thore aro plenty Of buyers at tho inside figures:
Dry Ba1ted meats arc allow; lib belies will
bring $50 very readily. Dressed hogs arc higl1-
or, and holders roalizod 10 advance. :.
The Delaware and Lanknwanna Company sold,
to-day, 10000 tons OF Scranton coal, At tho fol
lowing ratea: Lump 5000 tons st s4,421@@
4.5o; steamboat, 2, 500 tons At s4.b2H6@@4.67T; H6@
$500; stove, 25, 600 tons at 81. cheat
nut. 10000 tons at s4.60@4.6211. <
, 1873-06-26

stroot, md Taylor attacked tho negro with a
knffo. A'morohnnt stepped betwoen and divert
cd Taylor's attention wht1o tho oolored man
escaped. An ofIlcor went to arrost Taylor, who
mot linn with drawn lnifo and
a revolver, md announced tho inton-
tion Of killing him It he lntd hand
on him.. Tho officer left procured holp, and ro-
turned, whom Taylor attacked thom with atonoa.
On boing ncarod 'ho fred ono sllot and ran. An
ofllcor returned tho firo, AMI fonr or five shots
worc exchanged. Mono took ofroct. Tho off,
cors pursued, md ono struck Taylor on tho lead
with maco. follod and diBarn,cd him, md with
much trouble tho throo locked him up. 11c
throatonB tho lvoB Of oil. uo will havo q pro.
linlinnry trial tomorrow.
, 1873-06-26

tGs s,sa ssss ss%s 1S I'd 5ss5 Sss oo Lard dull
s ifss aa.sss. s@ 'nosh'ns daIHs
,, H. $sa ::s' sSs ss; sss, sssa ss'Ss ;s
""' liz; ''ss$ 55s
and unchanged. Wheat dull and dropping; NJ. 3
ssas ssa a. s:Rs s' ea tIsa ns%; ss In ossa es
asas w nt'si 3 IN
Ss' s's,'' n''''' nominal ''' '"D
weak aa1uo taoa lower; snull iota casl nold Shout
do,s. f!o; clear rib, eAo; clear, o,No' Lard nomi-
nj 11;adsnfevoP' 80 1ff s,'a9sF; ssssa. 40, !:
!, o*1!IE-1e"or; Toxan, 2A@4Xo; saipping M
'''''' 0'9''s' CINCINNATI
to.60@7.0o. Wheat dull and lowor; No: 2 roa
sa nst sss qs's ~ o.? t' nssss @ss s
Saeyss1oss-Rerk s.e.ay ssss@lsso @ -, t Ista .sl! I'll
kstto, s1e. u nulE od meats I quat sSondsFs dSo;
clear rib, held at Sc; cloar cld 1t 8Hc. Bacon Iii
ar doasnd; shoulders, 7.o; elear lit, 90; clear,
9Ac. ,-
DErnorr. Juue q: DnHAnsrurra-Floir quiet and
s7; NJ sN; as; a!ase9 Corn dui 's sHa
lower 4o'' oat' sso'ayj a5jiSS@;,: sI@ssae:.' j,
TOLEDO juno 25.-DREApBrurrs-F1our quiet and
unchanged. wheat dull md d shatlo lower; No. q
whto wamns,, 81 Is tio Michigan $155 amber Mich
igan. $l.6aN: DO aeor Jnly, stAo; No rcd, 1.57 ;
No. amber 1l!inoiH, s1.59. Corn dull! and s,a,o
lower high mi1od, 4le aro. 44o August, 4nNo sep-
steady No. . 80 It'd Michigan, 500; fe3ectod, olf.
1sEoE1rrs-Tlour, AGO brls; wheat, 10 600 bu; corn
9 sPp%riSs@toSe NJ Ssee oso 81 orls: wheat 1900 bu
0Fn' 1900 na; oats; i34fEaIai1r 2{914 ~;
| L0u1sy1LLE-June 26.--DnEAnRrurEa--F}ou steady
d md unchanged. Corn, 6Sa57o; oats, 4a9tao, both
rnov1asoss-ouiet. Mess pork, s1oa7M. Bacon
eaay; shoulders. 7Ko; clcsr RIB, oia@?Ho; clear
| O7t19Hc, all packed; bulk meats, shoulders, 6,zo
ciear RIB, 8Ho; clcar, 8zfo MI loose. Lard TN
| changed. -,
WlllaRx-From oo@o1c.
| CLEVELAND. -.
CLEVELAND, Juno 25.-BnEADsTuFT8-Wtea irTcR
nlar. No. ! red sold 1t s1.do@l'sa; No. de- sl.4o
| BALTIMORE.
| DALrIMonr, Juno 25-DngAnsTuFFs-Flour dull
Western atpera, 8 @525 cxtras, $8.6o3725; fam
lily, $7.75aF.0o. Wheat quot steady, md unchanged
Western. 42@4ao; whito 4l@45c. nyo quiet, At 7od
|t75c. ~: !
rnov1srors- and unchanged. -;
| BuITEn-Unchnugoh. |
| WutsKz-Quiot, At 04c >: ~.
PnrLADE1rHrA, juno ?s.-DnE4DsruyIs-
and Minnesota, $o.5o@7,76. Wheat In improved ship
ping demand red, $780, Rye dull at e5@oec. Cor
oas a'cse I've witt wh5, lG%; ' mi1ed, '.'
PETnohEuM-orudo,l2 l2,1@l3c; ronnod, 100.
WuIsKY-Quot ut 04c
, 1873-06-26
The New Freight Tariff. of the
Northwestern.
1t Is the Work Of Mature and Pro-
traCtcd Doliboratf0n.
The Difficulties Which Have Beaet
= the Managers.
Cbicaoo, DanyiIle & Vincennes Pas
sengor Rates.

Ata into hour last cyoning tho oiIloora Of tho
Chicago Northwestern Railway obtained cor,
rooted proof-shooss Of their no" tarth Tor al
7iv;a;ona Of thor road running out OF this city,
except tho Milwnnkoo Division Those insofest-
inv f,puros we sro enabled to lay boforc tho
rea1ors Of TIE TRIBUNE this morning, correct
In oyory item. $780,
rhia tariff ie tho result Of u,nturo and pro-
+racted doliboration. In its preparation tho Off
GERS wero in,bued With doHire to conform
to tho spirit as woll as tho lettor OF tho
now law. At tho Sumo timo they wero
extremely anxious to adopt such basis as would
work out tito largest not rosurns to tho Company
Had thoy uttorly disrogardod rival md connoot-
ing lincB, tho framing Of n discriminating
distance tariff would not hnvo boon difficult, be-
cauBe of theirs being tho shortest route to chl-
, 1873-06-26

HILHAuAEl.
MILWAUKEE, JunD 23,-DAE AD8TUEFH-E1ou steady;
spring extras, t5.oo@elo, Wheat nrm; No. 1, sle9;
No. s122 spot. $llo4 Jalys y, oorn-Fnll prices
narey iaaSs n2E qaet ind d. weak Ec oo. s'sa ~ '@''
Rs5 s5 &C. 9ss os%sso S bu
Bu1rMEN1s-Flour, 1000 bls: whoat, $1,000 bu.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, JunB 26.-lMEADRruYFF-Elour steady
and no,ninaliy unchanged. Corn quiet salca 10000
oats 81 au nd sse4 0 8S ba ' H. chssso
8GA36Hc-
80 NEW YORK.
NEw YonE, jung 25.-corToN-1n better demand: +:
. DarA1sru1rs-Flour IN moderate demand, and
prIces batter; recaps, 1000 brs anpernno Wosern
sts M @ sooa g sheso DO. we Wheat @ s:rs
f726@aoo; Ohio extras, *aa5@e75; st. Louis, S076@
,ess ,es ys %hsst q 29sn moasfs ss
S1 IL ri a's:s9 81 {s:
Changed. Malt gnot Two rowed HATE, s1.oo. Corn
9s % and m.ed ssa
ssh est ySow vi ess S2Ss$ ysoE
b0Ho black, 42(943o.
: Eaoa7stesdy Western, lc@17o.
UAY-UnchanHod.
LsAEnEs-ouist # 2s@sos; oEinoco, 27@17tfo! -.
lower st l-le@7To. Nice steady II iza6jic.
TE11okE9M-grmao, s'1S; tsIS rsans 1870
pRov1s1oNs-pork lower; now mees $40. 90 for npot,
Jn,{ snd A9guat prime ms.s, sieoo9it.so. I,ees
Isi Is11iza-oa;i:t; Western, 1.saoc.
factory. -
WnsK1-Lower at e2He. =
, 1873-06-26

oago from all Iontllng points. At first, distance
tarifr was prepared. This showed n general do
oroaso in ratoe, mid did not promao satinfactory
rosults. Aftorward, 1t waa resolved to main-
tain tic old ratoa ut tho 1oaaing ata-
tons snd ronG1rti0nnoy g%nsa rost Tas .ns
reached OH Mouday, when 1t became nppasoilt
tllat tho ratos woro nornowlas higher than chnrg-
p for similar distances Oil tho Chicago, Burltiig.
ton & Quincy and other limos. Tho General
Manager, Goneral Superintendent. md General
Freight Agent. wero olosetod noarly all Of Tues
proaont below wero finally dooidod upot,..
Tho Chicago malagorH aro nonpluBsoh what to
do with tho BmR1or lincB that lhYo hitherto actou
"a fooaors. Aud tho lattor ato wandering wl'otf!-
noss. Tho only oscapo evident, thus iar, hoems
to bo nndor covor Of tho clause prescribing Same
ratoa for u like quantities." nnd tho undorstand-
Ing will bo lnado general that 1t any ehppor or
company ID givon m advantageous rate. similar
reductions will DO ,nndo to any other ,porson or
persons who will contract to Hhip like quen-
tity.
Blanchard, uonoral Freight Agent Of tho Eric
Nailwny, III now hero for Tint purpose.
Asido from tho aorloua results expocfed under
tic operation Of tho 1llino's 1aw, tho managers
in tic ncighhoring stntea. They recognize the
control Of Town.. nna aro arprehon-
eyo TINT , a. Ike ,;. resnlt t. , VA ol; +
follow in tho wn1ie. Withtl,cso prospects bofore
tlom the railroad mon entered uron tho unwol-
como task OF framing tho now tariffs with con-
siderable tropidation. They nro not anxious to
nggrayato mattere by bringing out tho wor6t
features Of tho Inv. They aro too sngacionsly
piy desifoua Of complying with tho lhw'B require
ments fully and in Bnch n way MS will yield them
, 1873-06-26
tickots a1o bought in the Company's o0lcea or
depots. Tho now tariff is aa follows: -,


HARTFORD, Conn.,, June 26.-The Senate to-
aay elected George Q. Woodruff, Sidney D.
Deardeloy, and john J. Penroso, Judges of tho
Superior court. Tho election IL in disregard Of
previous CAUCUS nominations, BY which Amoa 8.
Treat Roland Hitchcock, and Loyl .. Bradley
were mado candidates..
The House o1eotod Judgen Dwight, ". Pardeo,
and james Phelps Of the Superior Court, to tho
Bupromo Court Bench.
1he House alHo re-enactod tho Uanry law pre-
viously passed In tho Senate, fixing the ratio OF
iutorost ut per cont por anuum.