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CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1878

vaded. J. J. Moore, colored Representative
from st. Mary, IN the Legislature Of 1870 adyin.
es bis colored friends to remain At home.
r Iho hrst mau cano tonight since Tuesday.
We have had no information from tha ontsiie
except by telegraph and couriers.
4 special dispatch from Jackson. Mas soro
tho entire garrison Leave there tonight fo1
| Louisiana. 40
WAsnNoros, May 8.-The Administration 5a
greatly perploxod about the alarming condition
OF afai1s In Louisiana- 1t Was not generally h.
lieved here that the opposition to the Kellogg
Government was 80 formidable. Kellogg him.
self, in his communication to tie Pregident and
the Attorney General, represented that the Nc
Emery faction was insignificant, and would
not offer open resistance. A short time nro A
telegram Was received from Kellogg. stating
that tho people we're paying their taxes, and
that the receipts we're larger than those Of pre-
vious years: It turns out that these wero de-
lusioaB. Had tho President been fully aware OF
the true condition Of things, he would no doubt
have made stronger appeal to Congress for it's
action. 1t will be observed that for tho prcs-
ent the authorities here have decided to proceed
the people will, II possible be avoided Kellogg
has not asked for troops, but his latest dispatch
indicates that lie no longer regards tho oppo-
sit1on he has to contend with rs trivial Affair."
WASHINGTON, May 8.-A consultation was held
at the War Department this morning between
Gen. Sherman, Acting Secretary Of War Roboson,
Atty.-Gen. Williams, and Senator West, OF Louis.
lana, the subject being the condition Of affairs
in Louisiana 1t was decided to instruct Gen.
Emory TINT he should call for whatever troops
were necessary to enforce the laws and preserve
tho public ponce, but not otherwise to interfere,
except in assisting the proper authorities in cur
Tying out the processes Of the courts. 4 tele-
gram has been received from Gov. Kellogg, ad-
dressed to the President and forwarded to him,
giving, details OF the situation in Louisiana.
They do not differ materially from the reports
already published to-day.
There are several regiments Of infantry and
regiment Of cavalry in such proximity to New
Orleans that, should moro troops be needed
than Gen. Emery has now conveniently located,
their services could be had in few hours.
New ORLEANS, May 8.--To~morrow the Pica-
yune will contain the following:
Ihe dispatch we printed yesterday morning q. from
from source considered trustworthy and responsible
It vas impossible for us to. verify it as Of our
own knowledge, but authentic to The best of our
hnowledge and besfwe published it. 1ts authentic
1ty We find ia denied and !ts terms conradicted We
therefore hasten to give the public the benefit Of the
facts aud to state our position In relaon to the dis
patch
, 1873-05-09


night. Ho died peacefully, surrounded by tho
members Of his family. Tho funeral takes placa
on Sunday.
oakes Ames was s. years Of ago. Ho was
born JAM 10, 1904, in .Easton, where he died,
and where he spent tho most useful years Of his
Life. With his brother Oliver, he succeeded
to the manufacturing business Of his father
Tho shnvo1s made by this firm cane
into worldwide uso. His connection with
the. Pacific is fresh in the minds OF tia
public. There is no doubt that the energy and
confidence with which ho embarked his own for
tunes in that enterprise did much to insure it's
SUCCESS. Whom the first decision vas made by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, 4 few yea-s
ago, that all the earnings Of the Union Pacific
Railroad ahould be retained By the Treasury
and applied to the payment Of tho arrears OF :a-
terest due from the Company to the Gov
erumeat the elect ras so depressing
upon its securities that ho' found him.
self unable to meet the heavy engagements he
was carrying He appealed to his creditors. who
gave him an extension Of timo which enab!oi
him fully to recover himself. His political Ca
raer Was inconspicuous- For two years he was
member OF tho Executive Council Of Masss-
chusetts, in 1860 and 1861. He entered Congress-
for the first timo in 1862, and Was reelected
four times, remaining in his seat till
the expiration Of the last Congress.
He devoted himself while in Congress
solely to legislation connected with
railroad matters and manufacturing, and in tie
Thirty-ninth Congress served on tho Committees
on the Pacific Railroad nnd Manufactures. liz
WIS delegate to the Philadelphia :*Loyali1ta'
Convention" Of 1866.
, 1873-05-09
JUDICIAL.

Farmers Convention Mt Ccn1rulla--
=. r. johnson Nominated for Judge
of tho Tsventy-tAird Circuit.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
CESrRA11A, Ill, May 8.-Tle Convention called
by the Central Farmers Club, for non,inat-
ing candidate for the Twenty third Judicial
Circuit, composed Of Marion. Washington, Raa-
do1ph, Clinton, and Perry Counties, assembled
to-day. Twenty-seron clubs were represented
by si1ty-Ave delegates. The Clinton delegates
refused to act with the Convention, and Perry
WAS not represented. Committees on Crcden-
tials, Organization, and Resolutions wero ap-
pointed In tho afternoon session, after tho Or
ganization, effort was made to postpone to
later day. There was evidently an organized
plan to break up without nominating. A former
Representative in the Legislature from
Marion, named Merit, was SO disorderly
THAT the police we're ordered to take him,
and the farmers seemed determined to make a
nomination. The names OF Anes Watts, OF
Nashville Bchafrer, OF Salem: ). Pez1y john
son, Of Randolph, and William stoker, Of Ma
rion, we're announced as candidates. One Of tha
delegates stated that certain questions werc to
be propounded to the candidates h1r. Stoker
Withdrew his name, announcing that he was ,
candidate, but not subject to the decision OF
that Convention. Mr. Watts poEemptorily do
clinod to anHwer any questions that might como
before him for judicial decision, and withdrew.
Mr. johnson WAS called for, but he was not in the
house. It looked as if the Convention would
break up, and a vote Waa called for,
and, IN brief time, johnson waa nominated,
beating 6halIer two to one. Tho usual re6o1u-
tiona against monopolies and rEi1roads, and il
favor Of farmers cutting loose from parties, pre-
vailed, and tbs Convention then resolved to aenl
for 2r. johnson to SEQ what he had to say for
himself.
He announced that be loved to trim his peach
trees and do sund1y amateur farm operations,
but he WAS not farmer. He sympathized with
the movement, and would leave no stoue ,l,,-
turned to make their nomination succcss. ua
painted tho distress Of the farmers, and urged
their independent organization. He denounced
Courthouse rings and politicians.
Mr.: johnson has hitherto acted with. the DEM
ocratio party. The nomination was owl
IDENTIFY not satisfactory to many farm
erB, it being considered By some
set-up job. MessrB. Watts and s5toker will
doubtless be the candidates OF tile Democratic
and Republican parties. h1r. johnson il a
respectable lawyer, about 40 years Of nge IVES
District Attorney from 1864 to 1868, and served
with acceptability. His friends claim that La
never compromised with rum-seliers, and paid
thousands to the Treasury, in the shape OF foca
and fines. Others claim that ho has boen a
railroad attorney.
The Convention passed resolutions looking to
a general organization for the canvass, Which
will doubtless be spirited nnd lively. Old par-
ties seem to bo about equally divided in tho
here. The policy purBuod by the
farmers of nominating Judges for their own in
tercsts is severely criticised by some, who say it
looks like imPaneiing jury to convict.
, 1873-05-09
FOREIGN.
The Backbone Of the Car1ist
Revolution Broken.
Contradictory Statements REGARDING
the Pope's Condition.
The Existence Of Cholera in Austria
and Turkey Denied.
CANADA.
ErlH%fH} TtA%a1frt IN Trk. ~ :

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA. May 8.-In the House Of Commons,
yesterday, Mr. Nelson moved = resolution il,
favor Of establishing reciprocal trade between
Canada and the Sandwich Islands, with view OF
anticipating the Efforts making by tho United
States to secure the command Of the Pacific
trade The Government promised ito considera-
ton.
Mr. Mills motion, in favor OF a Senate elected
py tne local Legislatures. instead Of q Crown
nominated nc one, gave rise to an interesting debate
Ihe general fecling in Canada appears in favor
o. an elective Senate, but many fear to make the
change at the present moment, and are disagreed
as TO the mode OF election. It is q question to
be considered apart from party politics.
only lot members we're in The House, but tho
motion was defeated by Is majority
Lord Dufferin is to lay the cornerstone Of the
new Protestant hospital shortly
Ihe Prince Edward Island delegation have
interviewed the GoTernment, and it is expected
they will bo admitted to tho Confederation during
tho present session.
site for provincial normal school has been
selected here.
TORONTO. May 8.-The attempt Of the Govern
nent to shut OF inquiry By the Pacific Railway
committee, 1s generally accepted as evidence
OF guilt The Globe, in . laundering article enti-
tied " The National Scandal; :" this morning, says
There can be no longer the smallest, most at
4. Macdonald and his colleagues Nothing but
the consciousness, not merely OF guilt, but the
consciousness that it can be proved, could make
him oct as he did On Monday and Tueaday."
1t is believed that no certainty exists Of the
Committee ever meeting.
Two missionaries aro to be cont from here to
Japan by the Wesleyan Methodists.
MONTREAL, May 8.-Grsat improvements are
suggested in the city water-workH, involving an
expenditure Of over 33. 500, 900.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 8.-The strike at the Acadia
Coal Mines has ended. Tho miners will resume
work Tomorrow.
Tho Kangaroo commenced this afternoon to
pick up the shore end of the cab1o laid "a far as
Chebucto Head, a few weeks ago.
Four more bodies have been recovered from
the Atlantic wreck. The body Of the Purser was
picked up this morning, and brought to this city
for interment.
, 1873-05-09
WALL STREET..

Review of the Ioney, Gold, Dond,
Stock, and Produce Markets..
Special Dtspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, May 6.-Tho money market afte1
2 P. N. became decidedly easier. The street
rates about 8 p. m. for call loans on approved
stock collaterals were reduced to per cent, with
final transactions at s. During the greater part
OF the day, however, money WAS not abundant.
There were evidences OF tho Same class OF
manlpu1Atlona as were employed in making
stringent money-rates last week. It ia scarcely ?
probable, however, with the continued large re-
mlttances from the interior, that any artificial
menus will be successful in raising mouey-rates,
though this Was attempted to-day.
STOCKS
tho day, when prices declined i to 1 per cent
in the general list, but it mas higher in the af-
ternoon. Canton waa exceptionally weak late in
the day.
tween 117l16 and 11715- The rates paid Tor car
rying, to-day, we're s. T. ~, 2133, S, 6, and per
cont; for borrowing, 1-64, l-3o, 564, and 1-l6 to
Government bonds wore firm ut the close.
PRODUCE.
There is fair inquiry for flour, with limited
arrivals. especially of low grades. These are
botter and in demand. Medium extras nro quiet
and H1eGaIar. Family grades arc IN fair request
nnd steady. The pork market is again very dull,
and few lots sold in the jobbing way realized
$685.. For future delivery there is very littlo
demand. aud prices are Soc lower. We aoto sale
Of 500 brls for June delivery at 918.00. Extra
prime is quiet at 314.00: prime is dull at $3.50
@18.00. Cut meats are quiet, and meet
with very little demand. Dry sailed shoulders
arc in fair inquiry. Western herced hams rulo
dull at 111{@1211c; city hams, 111{@12Hc.
Bs11ies are quiet and firm. Lard is weak and
declining. Worry little business accomplished to-
dAy.
, 1873-05-09
SPAlN.

MADRID, May 8.-The inhabitants OF Corona
having informed Capt.-Gen. Vclarde that it his
their farms and retro into the cities. vas an
nulled, they would rally against the Carlists.
The obnoxious order has been annulled.
The Car1ists have suffered severe defeats
during the past few days.
LONDON, May St is 1umored the Spanish
Government is manufacturing d large amount Of
paper currency, which it intends to force into
circulation.
Madrid, May 8.-OfGcial dispatches announce
the total route OF the Carlist forces under the
personal command Of Dorregaray
The railway trains from Badajos and Anda1usla
wero stopped yesterday by armed men, who
robbed tho passengers and baggage-wagons.
MADRID. May 8-Gen- Villargns defeated the
.Carlista at Anes, killing three Of their leaders.
The victory is regarded as great blow to the
insurKont cause.
, 1873-05-09

,LoSDoS, May "a dispatch from Rome to the
Standard says "The Pope received pilgrims
from France on Monday, against the advice OF
his physicians, and wasf vefy much prostrated
after the audience" The same dispatch says
" 1t is generally believed that the Pope is dead,
but nothing to confirm this belief has been re-
ceived in London"
deputation from Spain, who brought large con-
trlbution from the faithful In reply to their i'd
dress, the Pope exhorted them to take warning
from the recent events in Spain; and hoped the
Princes and people would return to Christianity
and morality.
, 1873-05-09
Wife Murderer Convicted.

WmE11so, ". Vs., May Sin the case OF
this city about . year since. which has been On
trial for the past three daye, the jury, at 9
o'clock this evening returned verdict Of guilty
Of murder in the frat degree penalty death.
Tho Judge questioned the Chairman and each
Juror by name as to their decision. The YER
dict was unanimous. The sentence Of death Is
expected to be passed tomorrow.
, 1873-05-09

DE1Rorr, HAY 8.-Ths propel1ers Blanchard
and Arizona coliided just above st. Clair Flats
today. Tho Arizona was sunk in two and half
fathoms Of water. sha was laden with wheat,
and bound down from the sault, where ahe had
been ice-bound MI winter. Bhe will be raised
Immediately.
, 1873-05-09
PORTO RICO.

Fun . H1IO.
SGS JUAN, April Gothic leaders OF the Span
ish party in Porto Rico have ordered their fol-
lowers to abstain from voting at tho coming
election for members OF the Cortes. The Span
iards will make no nomination.
A Junta has been appointed to appraisa the
value OF the liberated slaves.
Volunteers have mounted guard at the palace
during the past ten days.
It is reported that tho freedmen have refused
to work on some plantations.
, 1873-05-09
SPRINGFIELD,
Gov. observation-disclosures and Pay
ments at tho Stute Treasury During
Aprfi--Assessment Decision.

Gov. HoVcr1dge--Receipta and Pay
ments at tho Stnte Treasury During
Apri3--Assessment Decision.
Special D1.pateh to The Chicago Tribune
sPRHaF1E1p, May 6.-Gov. Bove1idgo loa7os
hero tomorrow for Chicago, and then will pro-
coed to New York City, accompanied by his wife,
who will sail for Europe On the 14th inst Dur
ing the absence Of the Governor, which will ex-
tend over = period Of three weeks, Senator Early
will discharge the duties OF Governor, a. he ia
required to do 30 by the Constitution whenever
the Governor goes beyond the limits of tie
State.
The receipts and disbursements for April
vera:
1s1FoHt9 iuoo. 867,*3a-46
ot.1ooA AuAo. Is, 81. .46
1nsere1<- --.-.--. 81, 331.75
Canal redemption {g9,l0o.3s
Local bond 1uud. 601, ,608.35
p1sBuRsEMENrB.
Canal redemption fund. u8,u632a
School fund. 941.43
Interest fund 69,e18.22
Local bond interest fund. 880..1
Iota.- .S446, ,L6.5E
SPRINGFIELD, H., May 8.-Gen. Lippincott.
Auditor OF the State, made tho following de-
cision to-day: Agricultural Implements sowing
machines, etc., in the hands Of an agent must
be assessed as merchandise to scch agent as IN
agent. See Becs. and OF the State Revenue
law also. see Sec 266 for agents lien OF prop
erty for the amount OF the tax.
, 1873-05-09
GERMANY

BERLIN, May 8.-The Emperor loft 81. Peters
burg to-day on his return to this city, and is ex-
pected to I1rive on Sunday.
, 1873-05-09

LONDON, May 8.-DiHpatches 8. from Vienna and
Constantinoplo deny the existence OF cholera in
Austria OF Turkey.
, 1873-05-09

Cun1s11AS1A, May 8.-Tho Storthing, after two
days' debate, rejected the Scandinavian None
! tary Convention.
, 1873-05-09

Counterfeirer4 Arrested,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May ga Deputy United
at.t.. 4-rahA az1i1od in this oitJ this eYeuing,
, 1873-05-09
RUSSIA.

LONDON, May ga special from Eidis to the
Telegraph says that war is probable between
/ Russia and Bokhara-
, 1873-05-09
OBITUARY..

Death OF Oaskcs Ames.
BosroS, May 8.-Oakoa Arnes died at $50 to-
night. Ho died peacefully, surrounded by tho
members Of his family. Tho funeral takes plaza
On Sunday.
, 1873-03-21
OUR EXPOSITION.

About $4,000 of tlAc Stock Subscribed
.--The H4nl1o Front tho Probable Lo"
cation OF tho Exhibition Buildings
--~sfull the improvements 1so Pcr-
muncnt9
A moeting Of tho Committee Oh Arrangements
for tho Interstate Exposition was held yostcr-
tlay afternoon in their coulnlodioua rooms In tho
Staats-Zeit,tng Building, on Washington street.
A. G. Uosing, Eaq., tho Chairman Of tho Commit
tee, presided.
MR. ueslng aaia flint he had called npon the
Mayor in order to soo concerning tho getting pos
session Of part OF tho Lake Front, and that ho
had said that tho Council would undoubtedly
grant tho use Of part OF it for fiftoen or twonty
years, II tho assent OF AIossrs. Hoyue Dunham,
Lntliu, and scammon, who had boon fighting tho
turning over Of tho ground to tho
railroad companies could ba occurred.
II 80, tAoy should mako an effort to put up
permanent building Of iron and glaas, which
would not cost much. Very many people who
had signed would double Or treble subscriptions
II building were permanent.
Dearborn Park waa suggested, but Mr. Hoaing
did not think 1t lnrgo enough. They would havo
to got tho consont Of tho property
owners there. lilo beloved Alr. Hoyne WAS will
Ing to lot building go in tho 1.ako Park:
It was stated that 1lr. Hoyno thought that WAS
inst the p,1rpoae for which tho grounds ahonld
| he used Tho advantages Of such bulldllaB
during the summon, for music, promenades, etc.,
| wero reforred to. .-.-
1Ir, bishop suggosted tho appointment Of
| committee to SEQ tLosc property-owners mon-
| toned. ....-, ,,,,
could easily be put up by fall. Tho property
owners referred to Should at onco petition tho
Council, so na to got tho asuont Of TINT body MS
| speedily aa possible.
hlr. Hoaing thought thoir verbal asseh1 "as
Messrs. HcBng Dowon, and Crane were appoint
Cd d committee to soc tho Michigan avenue m
pEoperty-holdors aud to prepare petition to tho
Common Council.
posed Of, aid tint quite number Of committees
lad not been hoard from. which had Bubscrlp'
tlous amounting to 0,000
| Several gentlemen confirmed the statement OF
the Chair in reforonco to tho Eroater Willingness
Of people to a.ibsorlbo for permanent bu1ldlng,
Dfr. George Bowen said that tho Colorado mlnere
hal proposed to him to send to tho Exposition
epcci1nona Of oroH, etc.
Tho Secretary WAS directed to publish tho SUD
scriptions in the papers. day by day.
Tho rneoting then adj iouriicd. .u,
Tho following naational snhscriptlona were
reported: priolott T. Drysda!o, q AerrnS q
T. III Il. eilst K. L. Brown, i @ i: Y. Dems, s. Mich
al Brand, 3; ". z. Brazolton 4 Co., q; Johr
Clarke i Co., noelle, Junler = e., sehwab Hab
eir drosnmes i Uiiriieh, i. 4. W{cheln'ann. J; II
Gilbert l. Co., Goblo l. Co., Bingham
d Ward, q. q. Farwoll, z. e. Eaton, A. Bolter
W. e. Frost 4 Co., ono each. .oo nm =,
In oil, stock TO tho amount Of sSo,ooo haf
, been taken.
I The following committees haye delayed II
reporing: Jcwoors, Wholesale Clothing, l4ty
cry, Orooltory, Millinery md Straw Goods, M't
aic, Hotels, nailroadu and Express heal Estate
, Iron Merchants Wholesale Druggists, Oils all
0 | Paints and Alnuaemonts.
, 1873-03-21
THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF LAKE VIEW.

a largo1y-nttendel meeting Of citizens of Lake
View WIS held last evening at tho corner Of d.
yoruoy and Clark streets, to consider tho ques-
ton OF tho annexation to Chicago OF that pnrt
Of tho town of Luke View lying between Fullor-
ton and Belmont avenues. The meeting was
eo,unoecd Of inhay4nonous clomonta aud ut the
outset aisputo arose as to whether parties in-
torested in property north Of Diycrsoy street
had right to participate in any notion that
might bo taken. Great difficulty was
experienced in tho selection OF Chairman.
Strong objections uero made to Alr. Moldlug in
that capacity, Oh tho ground OF his prejudice
agaInst annexation, but ho finally pseaidoa
Mr. Robert Carko spoke strongly IN favor OF
annexation. 1Io was followed by II. G. spatlord
In opposition to tho project. Dayid Goodwlllio
argued for, and Mr.. Hooper againht, the prop
osition. Tho utmost confusion and disorder pro-
vailed from first to last, and. without having ac-
coluplibhed anything towards ascertaining tho
| feolli,g with rcferonco to annexation, the mcot-
Ing adjourned eino die.
, 1873-03-21
sLANDERED BRIDGEPORT.

70 tho Editor Of The Chicago 4a1tunc:
SIN: Every ono who reads tho morning papoEa
may not be aware that not one Of alt those recent
tragic occurrences took place In Irldgepors' nor
within d milo Of 1t! llalhtod stroet, WHICH
trayorBos tho ontiro city, a,sa is somo miles Ill
longth, constitutes tho oastorn limo OF Bridge
mort only for short dlntance, whoro Archer avo-
nue. PASSES through 1t, And tho diHtn1ce between
tha two lacalities on HalBtod street w.oro tho
0bJcara nud MoVoigh murders occurred, aud
tho doetze homicide took placo ia fully Two
Milan, to all appearance. Why slion locato tl!eas
] trageticn M in bridgeport, or III the snsae noigll,
Soo except nes tlSsofsS to 9S%lk aa sse atss s5
intornsta2 Uulosa moro Justice DO dono tllia
neirhIorhool by tho press. wo shall shortly hear
OF arpeaib to tic courts Of law, in tho intorosts
Of real estate, il nothing else. INJUNCTION.
OuoApp, MIicl oQ, 1875.
, 1873-03-21
NOW GO AND KILL ANOTHER MRt.

tho trial of james Dwyer, Indicted for killing
Lars Gustav Larson, WAS resumed before Judge
Williams, in tho Criminal Court, yesterday after-
noon. Mr. Wakoman, Jr., made the closing
argument for the defense, denying that thoro
was total absence Of affirmative proof OF
tho delenlant's guilt. stato's Attorney
Reed followed, and, while admitting that
Larson WAS drunk claimed TINT tho statements
Of some Of the prisoners witneasoa woro untrue,
bocause what they gaid could not possibly have
happened. 1osidos, Dwyor acknowledged to
sergt 0nrrity, whom arrested, that he stabbed
Larson. Tl,o instructions given on behalf Of tile
people wcro formal, containing d deanltlon OF
n,nnslaughtor and OF tho torn solf-defcnso'
Thoao for tho dofouso woro somewhat obscure,
but were grounded upon Justification, it the cyl,
deuce convinced tho Jury TINT Dwyer really did
kill lilo decoascd. Tho Jury we're out about two
hours antl halt, aud tounl Dwyer not guilty.
Tho yortilot was received witt, applause, anu, I
when tito youth vas dismissed by tho Court, Liz
| frlendH congratulated him.
, 1873-03-21

"corporato purpose within the moaning OF the
Constitution tor whic', countless or othor mll-
nicipal corporations can lawfully iastle bonds, OF
aaBcaa md collect taxoa for thofr paymont; that
bonds Issued for suol n purpose arc void; that
no tnx can 10 legally lovied to pay tho aa1no,;
that tlloro can be no innocent holders Of such
bonds, tloy having boon lssuod in oontravontion
of tho express provisions Of tho CONSTITUTIONS
md that all tho acts Of tho General Assembly Of
nicipal corporations to isauo such bonds, or to
asuoBg md collect ta1eae for thoir payment, aro
unconstitutional.
iIowoyor tjlo decision II, tllis caao may atrect
other cnscs whore bonds NAV l,ayo boon illegally
isgucd. il nav moi in al,y moasuro affect tho
Infl,lstrinI Uniyorsity" bonds. aB tho Suproruo
nonrt Ina mi dcciioi in tia naae tbat bonds ia-
s,1ol by municipa corporetionsin aid OF all pub
iin huijlinra or inetit,ttions nro Wild. On tbe
oontrary tLo conrt lns yofv strongly iptimatod
thnt bnniiIa isano1 hv Inunicinsi cornoratinna Ia
MI ri Siato HNnrmni ac}1nol II nr Il Influstrial
TIn,vors,tv :" wo,,1d In viii na tin Co,Tt snnrn
to rocognIso' and to sanprociato tic inmoagur-
eiin J;{frnra,;.o n,tv.oot Tnfert pon;tantiorr