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, 1873-11-22
FINE ARTS.

Tho Exposition ut Galcsburg, Next
> Week. Unicr tho Patronage Of Tho
masonic Fraternity.
speciul Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
GA1EsnuRo, ILL.,, Nov. 21.-Yho ilno weather
whicl, seems to hayo settled down upon ua
causes tho Fino-Art Exposition manasora to feel
that their ontorpriao will provo all that was OK
pocted. The date Of Tho Exposition, next Tues
day, being 30 near at hand, the articles
for exhibition are beginning to como in
The departments Of oil paintings and miniature
machinery bids fur to be full, aud very fno.
Iowa and noighboring States will bo fully ropro-
aontod in oyory department. Meautimo, no
pains will be ararod by tie citizens to aceommo-
date and entertain all vino may visit cur city at
this time. Tho Exposition. in its display Of llno
arts will bo o1colled by mono oyor hold in tue
Etate.
, 1873-11-22


Gas billa woro nevcr higher and gus WAS ne7er
pooror than at tho pra4ont timo, and, as ruie,
tic poorcr tho gaa grows tho highor tho bills
bocomo-boohugo moro Of It lnuHt bo used. Tho
complaint iH becoming universal, both upon tho
part Of tho cit; and upon tho part Of individuals.
1t. is not tho first time that complaint las boon
made Of tho action OF this doapotio monopoly,
but there has never boon timo before when itn
e1actious have been aB bold and inaolont Il.
now. In tho contracts with tho city, both Of the
South sldo and Wcat sdo Gas Companies, it Is
stipulated TINT oach OF tho streot-lamps shall be
furnished With flyo-foot burner, and q schedule
of ttmo for lighting aud oxtlngulahing tho lamps
Is also furnished This would soom to bo M ar-
rangomont which ought to protect tho city from
oyorohnrging, and yet tho South silo Company
Las brought In q bill Of e40,7o5.o1 for extras
during the last thirty months. Taose consist OF
tho extra amount over tho I've foet, which tho
Gas Company can succeed In pushing through
thoir hgo-foot burner, and OF "oyor.timo," no
provision for which ia uado In tho CONTRACT the
Company claiming that they can charge for It by
| common conseu,. Tho amount claimed for oyor-
time Is $4,000, tho ba!anco boing for oyor-con-
sumption. In like manncr, tho West sido Com
pany has prescntod bill for s12 l80, of which
| $4,000 is for overtime, and tho remainder for
| oyer,oonsmnptlon. The two bills, together,
| amount 70 e83,130.77, which tho city IL called
| upon to pay for an article It docs not want IN
article |, did NOT aHk tor}a1d MI article which IL
OF no b'aoht to 1t. In other words, tho Gus
Companies compel the city to take moro gus than
1t noels, and aro now aooking TO compel tho city
to paf not only for tho oxtra gas, but also fol
the limo occupied In burning 1t.
II Wow Of thia outrageous demand, 1t beeomeE
interesting to inquire why no report has boon
made upon tho schedule Of timo tor lightin9 aud
, 1873-11-22

In ordinary times, there would be little interest
in tho announcement that Ingorsoll, tho chair
maker OF tho Nor York Ring thieves, had been
arrested. AL tho members Of that gang have
bcon arrested and ba1lod, more or loas frequent
II, With no percoptiblo progrosa made to-
ward their punishmont Tho unexpected
and delightful conviction OF Tweod re-
stores hope, and makos it not visionary to OK.
pcct that his aceompiiccs may sharc his fate.
1ngorsoll hos failed to find tho bail required
which WAS furnished by his father on simlla'
OCCASION previously, and has boon committed tt
iail.
, 1873-11-22

e1finguialing tho stroot-lamps, propn1 cd by Mr.
Colbert at tho request OF tho Comm N Council,
with tho WOW Of oconomizlng tho y5as oxpondl-
turo. That aohodulo WAS present ID to tho Com
mon Council last February, and refetrod to tho
Committee on Gaa-lights, and .horo It has boon
snlothercd. II showed With mathematical OK
aotnesa that Tho proposed AT nngomcnt Of time
for lighting and oxt1nga;ssSr ~ tho streot-lsmps
would h"vo saved tho ct' COS. 900 In 1872, aud
that. with tho increase O. ! stroes-1ampB for tho
prosont year, tho city wo I'D sayo $4,000. This,
howover, Is species Of economy which could
mover DO tolerated, N d tho schedule, therefore,
has mover anon the III sht, nnd novos will. 20 long
Is tho gas business + 4 monopoly.
Thoro ia another question Of interest connect
cd with this busir OBS, namely, havo vo a Cas-
1nbpector7 Tho city ordinances provide for tho
appointment Of such an inspector, and proBcribo
hts duties vory clearly. Tho eighteenth section
OF tho gaH-or llnanoo provides that Said 1u-
spoctor shall, from time to ttmo, n1nko photo
metrlcal test OF tho qualify Of tho gas furnished
by tho Gas Companies, md shall communicate to
the Comm On Council the results Of such tcsts."
Wien has Huoh 4 report ever been presented to
tho Cou1 1oi, md, ii no havo Gaa-1nspoctor, why
does ho not attend 10 thta duty--oapecial1y at
tho pr esent timo7
Thu, city and every individual citizen in the
city, is at the morcy Of thoHo two corporations.
The ? havo tho power to force upon tho city moro
gas than is NECESSARY; to Charge for moro tino
than is provided by tho contract Bchedulo to
smother mosohedule which would savo tho
city $4,000 year and can furnish any quality
Of gas thoy plcaHo. Thoro is not building In
this city Which is properly lighted. During tho
enrlior part Of tho evening, 1t is well nigh i'm
possible to read by tho gas which ib now furnish-
cd. BY waiting until about midnight 1t is pos
| sible to obtain respectable light, hut not be-
foro. Tho Gas Company ia simply gouging tho
community by furnishing it with miserable ar-
tiolo of gas. It Is gouging tho individual by
charging him tho samo price which ho would
have to pay for good gas and It is bringing in
enormous bills againat tho city in the way Of
overcharges for moro Of tho stuff than is wanted.
II vo arc at the mcroy Of thia monopoly, and
must suffer it's extortiona we havo at least tho
right to claim TINT good arsic1o Of gas shall be
| furnished.
, 1873-11-22

Financial nows ths morning is barren enough.
Wall street has been daquieted, 1t likes to bo,
tab1eness Of war, and tho assassination Of Gon.
Bicklea, and tho like. 4 prominent silk
manufacturing firm OF Paterson has failed, and
tho usual daily defalcation is furnished by tho
Washington. Abroad, tho financial situation ia
improving, aB is shown by the announcement
that the Bank OF England will reduce its rate ot
discount about tho middle Of next week.
, 1873-11-22
WISCONSIN P0UL TRY AssOClATIoM.

Spfcidg Dlspdl{N u Tie Chicago Tribune.
JANEsy1LLE, Wig., Nov, 21.-A meeting oi
prominent poultry hrcedars eud fgsciers Of WIZ
Of forming u State Poultry Asaociation. Tht
following ol}aeoss were unanimously elected !,
President, 3. II. geamanB Wauwatosa Score.
tary, Richard Valentino, Janosvillo Ircasu, o.,
John L. Mitchell, .Ntiwaukoo; and ton lco.
presaenta FROM UHeriRt parts OF tho State.
ly tho Baulo as those OF tho Ioup Poultry Ar
,eociauon, being changed In come small pprticu-
larn. 4 mopting Of tho Executive Committe9
viii he held go9n. to mako arrangements tor q
Htato Poultry Exhibition.
, 1873-11-22
STEAM-BOILER TESTS.

Tho Experiments tn Pittsburgh Gen.
orally Conceded to 10 Failures.
Special Dispntch 10 IHc Chicaqo Tribune.
P1rrsBunaH, Pa., Nov. 21.--Tho boiler export
ments are being continued Mt tho Nowhall farm,
but tho experiment to-day amounted to TO mat
tor Of great importance, aud it Is generally con-
cetlop BY practical engineers loro that, so far.
tho tosts havo been failure, developing no now
thoorios IN regard to the causeB Of boiler explo-
sions.
ITO tho Associated Prfss,]
PrrrsBURan, Pa, Nov. 2l.-lhe experiments
by tho Government Commission to-day we're
mado upon tho doublo-riveted irnn boiler, which
was subjected to pressure Of 3G'f pounds, but,
in consequence of tle packing not standing the
gtrain, the experiment WAS abandoned. The
tosts will bo resumed tomorrow, and probably
bo concluded on Tuesday no1t.
, 1873-11-22

Tho sudden soaling Of tho Erie Canal by froat
has locked up an enormous amount Of produce.
Instead Of 2,5OOo 600 bushels Of grain as reported
yesterday, there arc 100000 bushels held in
Tho canal, besides q great quantity Of miscelln-
neous freight. Tho result has boen riso in
wheat In Ne1 York Of + and cents q bushol.
, 1873-11-22
POLITICAL.

The Appointment OF Il Senator from
fknnsi.s to ELL Caldsyol1's Unoxpfrod
Tcrlll.
Special Dispatch to The ch.cago Tribune.
ToqEKA, Kan., Nov. 21.-A largo number Of
prominent mon from different parts Of the State
mens Of the next seuator Of Kaneas. Before
making tho appointment. Coy. Osborn consider
cd 1t necessary to visit Leayonwcrth aud consult
tho people tAere. He will probably return 70.
morrow, when, It is supposed, ths appointment
will DO made. Mill Reynolds ia contldent OF
being tho lucky man. Some fifty Senatorial ap-.
plicanta loft tho city to-day, disappointed and
liBguatod.
, 1873-11-22
70 tho Editor af T44 Chicago 1rfbutA:

10 tho Edttor a T4s Chicago 3rfbusa:
Sin. Tho profriotors Of tho railroads Of Il|l~
nois arc under great obligation to TUE TRIBUNE
for tho eficiont aorvico It ra4derod, during tho
carly part Of this year, in bringing abont tho
abolition OF that great chronic uuiHsnee,-tle
pasa-aystom, Yon now hayo an opportunity to
iuorcnHc tho weight Of TINT obligation by attack
lug aud DISCRIMINATING thla other lordo Of para
sites, rightly donouaiuate zQalpegR. and Of whoaa
, 1873-11-22

War WAS almost inauguratcd yesterday q
Madrid. The rooms of tho American Legation
IN that city we're surrounded by q hostile mob,
who were prevented only by tho prompt intor-
ference Of tie Government from doing violence
to our Minister and the American flag, So un~
pleasant and unsafe did llr. Bicl1es' position be-
come that ho prepared to loavo thecity, and would
hayo done so but for some action OF tho British
Minister, tho nature Of which is not told.
CASTELAR, is undoubtedly honest in llia intention
to keep tho pcaco' il possible, but his
circumstances msy ovorpowor him. II his
policy show tho loaBt concession to tho
United States, tho Spanish population will turn
upon him, aud ho and tho Republic will both DO
lost. The temptation to establish tho Republic
and unite tho factiona around linn by popu-
lar foreign war Is very great. A prolonged
Cabinet meeting was held III Washington yester-
dAy, but no definite action WAS talen. Our
naval preparations aro boing pushed with
such rigor that twenty OF our best yes-
sells will be In Cuban waters within a
month. Tho Spanish navy is Likely to be aug
monted by the surrender OF tho Cartagona In
aurgents. This will put its entire forco Of iron
clatls at the dispoaal OF tho Spanish Govern.
mont
, 1873-11-22

Tho railroads aro reinforcing tho oppoaition Of
tho manufacturing corpora!ions Of tho State to
the taxation OF capital stock. Our Springfield
dispatches state that the Chicago l. Alton, tho
Chicago l. Northwestern, and tic Rock Island Il
Pacific Roads havo united to resist tic assessment
pf their capital stock as taxablo property. This
Formidable combination IL expected to bo ex-
touded to include all tho railroad companies OF
thn State,
, 1873-11-22

cash, and $50 aollor January. Rye was quiet
and 10 higher, at o5@o613o Barley was moro
active and 4@5o higher, closing at s1.oo for No.
2, and o7c for choice No. O.. Hoga wore notiyo
md strong, with satcs At s9.7o@4.1o, principally
1t S3.75@3.05. Cattle moi With good demaul
but wcro shade lowor. Sheep woro dull and
unchanged at s2.75@40o.
, 1873-11-22

Saturday Morning, November az, 1878.

Wjgan, in Lancaster, England, has becn tho
Bceno OF nnother of those torriblo col1iory accl-
1onss, several of which arc connected with its
name. In this latest catastrophe, twenty-five
miners woro killed or injured.
, 1873-11-22
MATRIMONIAL.

spss:as Dispatch to Tho Chiraan Tribune.
JoL1Ey, Nos. al.-Willlam 0raeeley or ohi"
cago, was married to A1iEs Mary Iouok, of tnla
city, last eyoniiig. 1t waB ono Of tho most
brilliant weddinga that over took place IN our
city. Tho brllos preaeuts woro very costly aud
humorous aho being QUO Of our moat respected
1adiea. .''
, 1873-11-22


The Chicago produce markets woro stronger
ali round ycatorday. but grain was loss active,
boing in light supply. Moas pork WAS active,
aud 20@25o per brl higher, closing at e12.10@
12.l216 cash, aud s12.5o@12.55 seller January.
Lard was active, md 15@26o per 100 Tbs highor.
closing ut s7,25@Z95 cash, and s76o@Io2>55
eoller Janurry. Meats wore quiet and 4]s@414c
for part ualted shoulders, Go for do abort ribs,
e}6o for do short cloar, and 7@715o for groom
hama. IIigllwines wero quiet and unchanged al
800 per gallon. Leko frolghta wore dull and
nominal. Flour was active and arper at $6.oo@
6.76 for good spring extrsa. Wheat "aa 'oaE
activo and 10 higher. closing ut sl,o513 cash
e1.o31{ aollor Docombar, and e1.o594 sollor 5anu
sry. Corn 7aa Actiya In options and no higher
.cloaIng 1t 4o}o caah. and 4o21o sellof Dccembor'
.oass were dull aud ~ higher, closing 1t a21'
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HOW STATE TAXES ARE LEVIED.

Tho Auditor OF State is authorized by law to
fix the ratio Of ta1 necessary to produce the
amount of rovenuo noodet! to pny the approprla-
tions made by tho Legislature. Tho amount OF
revenue authorized by law to bo raiecd in 1879
Is as followa:
For school purposes, s.,.....,.,....-..$l 81, 600 900
for general State ro7enue. 6ou0o0
Total revenue authorized. ). 600
To raiso this amount Of revenue, the Auditor
las fixed tho rates ut nino-tenths Of ! mill for
school purpoaos, and two mills and soven-tonths
for general purposes. Thoso rates produce tho
following sums: School tax-nine-tonths OF q
mill on o. valuation Of 9, ,341, ,o1s,oo0 PRODUCES
s1,207 ,449. Here ia aurplus Of 20 per cont
beyond tho amoun's authorized by law to bo
raiBed. II 1t Ia Dltondcd to raise enough to pay
tho cost Of CO lection, nbatemonts, oto., thon
s207, ,4a0 il an excessive auua To pay oyor 20
per cent for G. ,1lecting taxes ia inordnate. In
1912 thero was $1,000, 900 raised Tor school
purposes, u i'd tho cost Of collection md abato-
ments arac united to s6o,ooo Or about per cont.
Why shor Id 1t cost 20 por cent in ~ to collect
q tax Which was collected in "a for loaH than
For cer.t? In othor words, what does the Audi
tor want with TINT s207, ,449, and where Is his
authority to lovy any tux to raise that sum-
II tho oxcoHs Of levy in tho matter Of tho
school tax is startling, the levy for state rove-
nuo is something moro. To raise e2,5 -
being sthe maximum ho is authorized to raiso,-
ho has fixed the rate at 2 7-10 mills, which. On
s1,94, ,61s, 900, producoa s3,622,s59. or surplus
OF $1,107,4 ,449. Deduoting per cont as tho cost
OF collection and ATTACHMENTS. or s175,00o, and
the sum In oxcess of tho revenue authorized by
law iB s947,s
There Is no nistakiug what tho object Of rsis-
ing this oxtra million OF tax is It ia openly
avowod and announced to be to pay tho interest
on tho railroad-aid-bond dobts. The annual
.intoreat on theae bonds ia aa followa:
Interest So 882 051 1t 10 PER cent. GG8285
Interest on S13100OO at por cent ...... 233, $50
Interest On 81 40B 800 ut per cent 104,893
Interest on f93o, ,0U0 at per cout......... 32,30
Total interest. -, ,os8, 900
This willdo for beginning, II tho three-Rfths
Of tho people Of this State owning threo-fourtha
of the taxable property Of the State, consent to
pay this extra lovy Of s1,ooo.ooo this year, thcn
noxt year the Auditor can increase the extra Levy
to s2,oooooo, and pay of u ,ooo,o 600 Of tho prin
cipal Of tho bonds Which apooulatons 1aye pur'
chased at 1ow prices.
, 1873-11-22
Suit to Ikocovcr for I.oss OF Lifo on tho
IkniIrOads

Special DispatcA to The Chicago Tribune,
Fr. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 2l.-Tho hoirs Of John
Sinclair, who was killed. a short ti,no ago on tho
track Of tho It. Wayne Road in this city, hayo
commenced q suit against tho Company for
$4,000 damagos. Sinclair was los yoars Of ago
at tho time Of his death.
, 1873-11-22

UNION PARK CONGREGATIONAL, QnvnpH
Leature BY lho Hen. George .. Boutwell,. snb1eet
- Finance md tho PAnto."
, 1873-11-22

KINGsBURY MUSIC HALL CLARK stsoct, betMcot
Randolph and Lake. IoctuTe ,y Senator York, Of Kan
As. 8nbjoot: W1slth asa Political Povers'
, 1873-11-22

GLOBE THEATnE-pesp'stnea atrset, botwcen Mad
lion and Warrington, Enlargement OF Laura Alberta.
EUnoio Tott,a Cabin.h AFTERNOON and evening.
, 1873-11-22

ACADEMY OF MuSlo-lsstod .sfeet boTgsn Sn Hsd'
HJeelousy." Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-11-22

TRY IT. MOTHERS TRY r. NOW, MRS WINS;
t.toat relody ID for Iii diseases OF ohildron.
, 1873-11-22

Gazette.
The ,yny out OF the complication vii run
aomowhat as follows: The rresidont will pro-
poBo to lend to SPAIN in tho interests Of humane
ity, IN armed intervention botwnep herseh and
tho rcouHant oticors Of lor COLONY, Spain viii
accept tho offer, and an American squadron,
nomnally acting IN behalf Of International
comfy al we'll al in bohalf Of civilization. will
insure protoctorate to Cuba. Tho hohalong
rush into war with dccroplt aud holpleae
European nation will be avoided, ,whilo tue aotual
local Offenders against Christianity aud the
human race will ,noet with tho punishment thoy
have 80 deliberately justified -:Brooklyn Eagle.
-0]onr1y t1,o tina has como for moro d0fiuito
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Strike OF Puddiers.

A letter 10 the New York World, da-
ted Philadelphia, May 3. ssys:
A serious strike has occurred among
the puidlers employed in the Phen'x
Irou Works, situated al the manuiac-
turing town Of Phpuixville, on the
Schuylkill river, about twenty miles
sb,v, TINS city. All the workmen en-
.s,ti in this establishment are mem"
rer. of the trades-union, and have
threatened 10 strike il their demand Tor
a reduction in the hours OF labor and
an advance in wages ls not accedeo
The proprietors refused to consider the
demand and the consequence was that,
on Thursday, several hundred "pud-
dIers" went out gu strike, and this
department OF the immense works have
been closed temporarily. The estsb-
lishmen, is one Of the largest iron
works ip the country, some OF the
heaviest castings for buildings and
bridges being turned out. The pnd
Jlars want al advanced scedule Of 81.
% per ton tor boiled or quality iron,
and s. 90 per ton for puddled. being an
advance OF IS cents over the ruling
prices. Working twelve hours day,
each man is capable of producing 8 ton
Of iron per day; "a 10 was thus earned
by the puddler, and 81 ~ by the help
~ The trouble cannot last long, as
the firm hsve under contract the con
.truc,ion Of a new iron bridge over the
Schuylkill river at Girsrd avenue 10
this civ which is to cost 81 600, 900,
and the castings we're under way a. the
t,p,a of the strike
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Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHaNY COUNTY, MT.

yNHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT -
| strictly in accordance with The facts tllI
is no overdrawn picture OF what can De
done:
There are fifty acres Tor more can be had)
ofIich alluvial bottom LANDS, not liable 10
overflow, in the form Of al oOlonG Sq1a-",
level, and AT this time In hns CONDITION,
situated between thePOlOmac river aHa l'r
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, win uepnl
or switch connected with he properly, anu
Is about half way between UNI erl4ni ana
the densely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vcgetao -,
or, in Oh her word. the pro- ucts Of truck
farm, can be sold i'll any quantity ana az
prices far exceeding the rateS III Eastern
cities.
The health Of this place and vicinity i
excellent and ague and fever unknown for
the past twenty years
There are also about seventy hVr acres OF
strong lme>tone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad from the bottom land
The quality OF this land and it, proximity
to certainly he most active ana bvSt mar
ketS In the world, would make one under
standing truck farming 10 realize fortune
in q few years.
This region OF country is rapidly h..irS
up, and Thus tar the market cannot lie sup
pliei without sending on Tor Nege'ao'e
nom other places
:. sny one desiring II make a profitable
investment in such property VIII WISH inns
place and mud that all we claim 10" 1t 10
we'll as what Is re- preset tel about our mar.
kets, &C, has not been correctly stated, :
expenses will be paid We Therefore conn
dsniiv invite persons to come ant look and
inyestigate the matter for themselves
There Is q lime kiln on or near the prop
erty, which the party buying can use
without rent, and thus maze ms .ime al
sim ply the expense OF coal and OuTnln+.
Address: II. IL. 100 NNo4N,
tehs.e1d Cumberland, Nd.
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Personal 10 the Fron'
Again.

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Doctor. temporary residence IN Europe
the supply OF his genuine Extract Bu-
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agent.
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THE NV ELASTIC TRUSS

y IMPORTANT INVENTION. 1T Pc
:italn~ the rupture at all times,and under
Il. hardest exercises Or Severest strain. IL
:, worn with com Ort, aud II Kept on night
nd lay, effects h permanent sure IN lew
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FOR r z MT.
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

u,BAT DEsIHABLE REsIDENCE IN
X Lists new Block, lately occupied
Nv ma Possession given immediately.
offer very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the roor. ~ ,uLy,
maTl3-h "ho' n. AIMS
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