davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-06-23
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

nn. sArunnA1 EVENING, June At.
Ihe demand for money lii tllls market soou,b
70 90 little moro actiyo, but thoro is plontv ~
etyet for MI borrowers who can produce sntla-
factory collatorals. All tito banks would bo glad
10 incroase their discounts Of primo paper at 10
por cont (Which rcaly ncans II por cent intor-
ost), and most OF tlom wonld mako cali loana
Sneouasor"ls at considerable loss than 10 por cont
Thorc Ia a great deal Of papor. oiroro1 , +;
aho open market by brokors lit tho mainr sa NJ
portion Of it Is real ostato nl,d uccomnolaPinn
Ihpor Which the banks profoss uuviliinonoas ~
&aao to my considerable extent. A''" w
.,o,Iax Ihe domorazetion Of tho grain markets. In
ooiise9uoIco Of tho hot corn Excitement sna III H.
unprecedented disturbance Of the moysmant 'n1 -
proauctB BY tho now Railroad law. lnyo ornatad ~
s,nea OF business and will dou6tlopa cxoraiso M
na,ns um1aVolaplo Influence on trade generally for
ESno}hamge ndg on Nov York WAS firm to-day ut 2no
Ihero ia good deal of ourronoy going to tho
Io!ntfy, md 1t ts believed by aouio that tl,ia in.
Products rs possible across IlIinois beforo thn
ngm y, haairoad law goes into effect on july /.
aho cloaringa Of tho Chicago banka for the
, 1873-06-23
[ntorior-;Light and thin covy, be,fors.

1htcr1orTLfght and thin eows, heifers, .',s4,
c.,We hnilp hnt scalawng steera. 8Doa325
Gttie GGatttuieImoxas, Northern vtntarod. ,, S7Snn m
oH1sIo7eTe1as, n6s through droycs 5ooS9@
us1o sNVD1ring az tho 1rnt half Of tho week prices
,e1 ,s19s ana the o1emo sarn Woaer prsynen nGs
soo. fho 1n1 .,a aown t1 decline Of 609
nS has resulted In sha roaeon yesar s1Se
n,o dna .oaya advance amounting to sro1e 4So
SW59slng Woa'ng4 quotations of 1aat woe or 10
liz qrn,t snppefs arc dealrous to continue
hayS b to regarly sezs Tho bait rs II il
oa" !. 20 .s W at the close of each veok Tho
@ tnat II ~ somdwi'nt renarkabs That tic Weste1n ia
ora T.. s cretltol With posacssng somethfnH
by It. "'A'''"a S''l4 10 misaed
Today tho market opened active and strong. hh
amounted to only about $500 head nnd unCs
nfsk asle quick Al 2o sdvance On
was sold, and tho market closed al 1Ha
Il to so1 toI common at t4.oo@4.65 tor medium nd n
~ ior good to choice. Among The doy9 trans
, 1873-06-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for tho Week Enasnr ua.,
day Evening, June u.
n..,-. SATURDAY EVENING, Juns d.

CATTrH .a. :, . .42tuA 30.099 $50
mentor tug livestock market. The continued haayv
Selpta and the unsettled condition Of prfccs nt tl,s
opafa naSo Kept tho market dull and denresanI mn.
Wn.e prcea nave suffered very pronouncoI leoijna
~ sy hago ruled weak and variable. 8hpuors ciaimnd
a8 sah8 oi reduction from former ratos Tie stnet
onorcd for salo, though rerhaps d trtdn h"tt"a
tnan tna. that Icceivod during last week. wus fnr
aears aEo Icing satlsfaoory Tc1as cattle, COVE and thin
tens s srsef Portion These esor
layo to DO carried over to next wool Whon in All ra ~
ability tAey Will have to 10 disposed OF at eyem nwar
tyys., athys: Ih9 supply Of Texas casie~a,readwy Gw
eao fore9n Cattle are stes;ay tneresse and d
a1a'e5a can scarcely hope to prota1y hsndia ia ~
ter Tho range Of the martot ti,,rine to ~ ~ at-
a-tAe inside gures for tIfn thrn, , was
ans, anu tho outsl0 for bunch Of e1trn ardn, ~
hncsn a'etagaR eA bs Tho bulk Of tho trsnsfers
= ~ 400 for poor to medun, natva, @
Sn;oo Tor good TO choice do ."3's'' ~" ~ eo'sa
"a @ .raao Haa quiet At unchanged prces Yne.,
ena oaeluo bought moderately thc fnrncr ~ a. ma
s''o' "no 'he inter al $4.to@6.00. S''0es
Qu0TApIoHR
sa sa ,usvt stcera averaging 1,4o0
oloIse Dcoyes-lno iat weli formal ss: o'So9olo
% : qooya year Old steers, averaging I,206 to
aood ansi; ;o:n:a S'o@ss
Steers, averaging ,1U0 to l,950 nsa 46tak IN
aging ,o30 to 200 Tbs. ma. ox
'atehors' stock-oommon to fair stsors. 0's's'''s'
and good to extra cows for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to lido bs ab0a& TX
5touk oattle-Consmou cattle In tccent ''s'-''u
nes''. averaging TOO to 10o0 ba,.....,.,, 860aIe6
, 1873-06-23

fsrmert Of ie country aro stysn 10 ur,or.,..
y " fSr 'eo wsys ,Sns sa1 aR9wn hy business
elovators peculiar niiiion of sio.,s, ro Gn,eago
e3 Jans assa .GiasS7r''1od is7r by hom in s1c ss xeo
tOsN vyosy ar to arrive at tho fota
Northwostcrn Elevator waa In rood oo3ttn., ~ tno
wSn IN Slipped ot, It is also true tat tle eopn
day. as witaasaa M,eTasof Gf re.y hot Bar
paragraph Tho board Of Traio viii nroha11n n ;',in
appoint oommittoo to aBoortain tho facta IN ti'9
easo' aud report. COMMERCIAL. Ed 'N0
nm Unor pAusrEorg.
Tie Dubuque Times says;
:, Our correspondent from Webatnr r7ttv ,x,.
"a. ts;pp II Hamilton County co1ning On n,c H.
aoo s mont eangno feo weaNa s9o
tra esop Of vhoa" Substantially to ssna s1e ~ ,ters OK
~ s!'sz Esrt ess Ct s nsss ass +; Te
ess ~ Sasns ssrsssy
1 ~ s'ssR pa'2 Es ' E5s s1 .np
~ sen w sss 0r0p. ep" FIJI woa
days rlo II the ears gives ono to impression tSnt "a
onv bssuty Tn'.ea .,a through ~ enshanod nn iore
make simllar quotations from hndres of mo nan mg1t
Autuusaout Iowa and tho whos Northwest : P1'A'
Tho Dubuque Telegraph says,
con & W sa!s oi4ee from former resident of th.
TNSuty. y low fesldtng temporarily Ut Dloominrdnjo =
n; ~ INC Fhoat crop novor looked better than ms
1ho man eur correspondent Works for ss mn .crn ~
WheAts quite acarc was given to tho farnnra f.st
neoha eBo ~ the grisahopparn who thtcnonnd Tor
no 70 eat up az growing vegetation but tn ,ynrai
!cara are oFar Tho grasshoppers did moi do ,n,'c
WOOL m AURORA.
Ihe Aurora Herald says that tho wool nnr1at
OF that olty has done more business thnn ~. IT,
ontire stnto Of Michigan, and ryon hottar IT,. ~.
sos too. Mr. D. II. Volntino has nurohasoa ~ ~
81 aese over ttoenty thousand pounds Of thia vGarS
snp. mr.. George. and Mr. 6tolp have aIao hoon
aeaVy purchasers. Our donlere haYo boen nou-
! Nv, ano nfo now paying, 400 for good oontn1n
ane WOOL and $50 to 500 for combine. 4oA
" S1nco tho above Was written, h|r. vo1;nt;no
g WI bo Hoen By our Board of Trade ronnrt hn9,
,urohaaod 0,000 pounds OF fine Norinn vooi ~ ~
uo. Iho faots wa hayo eiyon ~"
nongh to assure all Interested that Ai,rnra =. H.
'est WOOL market in the VEST" A' WV
~ tae afternoon wheat was noderato1y antfvo |
,o no 70 higher. No q closed at sl.1DL ncior
aG month, and sold at s1.15K@l15x rciior
uiy, closing at the inside. Corn woe sntivo
~, .9 g., snaoo easier, closing ut $3.50 Bellor Jnv
na aa79o aelor August. Othor grain and nro. .
's1pns Mf'o we're quiet and unchanged.
AAe statement In our iBsuo Of tlia r,orn;no ;.
las only ABOUT 1000 bu OF. tho (tlon) noatea
,in Waa left in et0ro requires q siglit cnrroo. I
on: inc shipment Of the roat had been nro-
oea Tor, but 1t Was not oil moved. 4 yoeao1
as being loaded from tho Fulton E)oyator ~
y, and that corn WAS quito warm,-soma of
, 1873-06-23
aRo. II. MuMroap, Secretary.
Serious Explosion OF Cartrlsrcs.

New YonK, Juno 21.-IAis afternoon w1,,o
Nathan Harsh and porter nnmotl Charles Leon
M Ard Woro breaking MP old cartridges In Harsh
1fothers oFdnance store, at 10 Dey street. ter
atresn v.plosaon occurred of ovor 900 cartridges
COWS COWS we're blown out, and two mon sitting In tho
front store were violently blown into the street.
@ Pat not @sarionslyintured Mr.. IIarsh. theportor,
tn Geonata ana Mr. Hareh's three little sons were
'ouna lrl8htfully injured. Ono Of the children
LEoFr9st .rI!, HarHh--was terribly disdgured, tho
sa!n peing burned OF Of the greater part Of his
body. Both children will die.
, 1873-06-23

cent. NA'' ""' cary al . 10 pef
n.erling nrm at 1o9k for sixty days. and 11o,< for
4auas Iar8o transaction in foreign e1chanun was
l tnls afternoon. Customs receipts, $21700o
~" NV, was sseaay all day at A@116H Loans, to
As5istant Treasurer disburrod F85,o6o SS'''0' Au'
governments were quiet aud frni
a!sto bonds ruled dull.
as1 Like Shore ns the foarcs The former sdvnScnS
atm Il I so x and tho lattsr from DIX to e31 The
- ss'enAth M OF tho market was genertliy attrbutoi
70 tha covering, Of short contracts. Tbs
f1a H. ssedt GlGsed stoady at elight reaction
says that ata meeting Of the Tacio Mai nrcctar.
sg9fd.ay on9f y it was agreed to issue three millions Of
70 run zen years tho proceeds to be applied to
rtrnetion It u underatood that not mora linn two
CtMt. "t ~ sooo' w per
Sterling, lQ9
, 1873-06-23

baowssy!LLs, Texas, June 21.--Manrioo portn-
ka!i noted Mo1tcan dcsporado, formerly Chiof
o. toltee OF MatamoraB, was arrosted .hcro to-
asy anu Eensnded to Mexico on demand Of tie
ton troaty, on the charge Of having tiilod % tha
uhiol Of Police Of Matamoras, who had boon ap-
pointed TO succeed Portugal, somo time n9o. and
several policemen during tho revolution last
seof.a se1 f19f.aSa, at the head Of small party.
Killed several citizens Of those places, ani haa
SINCE been engaged In oattle-atealing and plun-
osflng along the frontier With hls confedaratee.
, 1873-06-23
aa35S@1ao: Masnl,or.ics back, 1s@1so; rod do. aoa
o4nt 1uoo3eensef1os oerrios. lo2oe ''s'

da3S@lao. aS nasplor.cs. back, 1s@1so rod do. ma
o1n. I1o1n 1unoos9nnrfcs 12Ho Cierrios, 102oe ''e'
!ttr Mtutrs@Woro quiet At 25S 40 for Western.
range about tic aamo ~ oil t,,o e,r),cr
fanp o. sme a Teek bu arc rather more firmly hold thc
tendency Iere arc, however, iarao socks In stnree
10 eana, pees 3 nad y salors followa, cara
Rress9oa Aos6Slooo Timothy iouso PRESSED, siS
oS9roGthRV hRt@fe iso.nn nr0sso siooo@1aoo on WAa-
usflx sssassfy O. Es Fer delivery q prosaoa, tbo@i
and Easorn accounts b1t salos cro a Il On soea
suooas sro Ms5o tuFnsbsa Wak sd Wng
o9 greon cured, Light, 10f@i1o do a'fus.s hnsv.
yas kD 1ar n:rt cufS SSk@1o calf 1sSioo
17@1so; dry nini, ip@2oo oi,e.ha[rc1 o tdry saod
th%s aeac9n nktas 45tas5c; grbby scored. e gs
''4nfw1so I%nm @ @aainnged two.hrds price. S"'' "
aste: Common Iron ta quoted 2-10 1owor ar ea3ao
,oha , arc made occasionally for ota Bteol Il unchnn
, 1873-06-23

WlthdfaWn from dtoro yesterday for oity CON.
sumption' 4a0 bu corn; 281s bu oats. With
drawn 1of do during tho week, Il, 1874 bu wheat
a2.ooi bn corn; 10, 427 bu oats 1850 bu syo
o,742 bu barley. :,
lilo following grain has boon inspected Into
stofo. thls morning, up to 10 O'Clock: 10Y, cars
whoat' 44s ours corn; $500 bu rejected do bv
canal u oars oats; cars ryo; car bar1oy,
Total (714 cara), 100000 bu. 80
inc following werc the rocoipta and shipments
OF proadstuns and stock At this point during tho
week ending with this morning, and for cozre-
spending wooka ending as dated: -.
, 1873-06-23
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

unohansoa W qno,e 5ns pas a.
erably within tho last day or two ria Tneons ~
Sreasing and good doaf Of good hnrl las coo aa' y y
so No a. d. hat sNS IL ~; - st9sk brad
5esn rcd d. s4o raj a. 10 .G Ssa md ipzt ss5
. 11@sHe; S tss >'o p"'' ''''' t''
this season. We noto ecline In naytes md co,s
Ss eSssiam9 X ,n,f a. ,ffoo"a Choice hand-pcked nsvies
! s2o0: '''1'-''t s'AoeS' si'2's
DuTIER-Tho butter-trade wns dull. with rr,c.,
sonsa Doth and Eastern buyers pT}eee neee
soR. VII hs he e1a
iSe: iYfapor s9Sce - yel9w le2oe medium to good 5
BAaaINa-proes ,r waro 4v,tubo, wt,h",t ono,.,,. .
s'aSr si sssy Al around desnd ioe sasnss
Lsw Issi.e 'oe %@esean s:as sas
@29o wool SACKS. o5SoToa 1'i7c; DO double, %
nUiLD1Na ,aiATEn1aIs-Trado il ot,,l ,sr ,,or,
disposed or The n1hrEnt is c,sv ~ .1l!ht hg " pong
Common brick are quood at 81 ST W. n pfisx and lime
New g stuosu iewer B"ees = x w
gea louisville and AReon sensnf
p!asteSnsp Pr atl erl ;sr wftts S
ing bslck lcommon( s66o@7o0; sower brici, xiooo: %
sSuasfy ~ 4SfteR sloso dea!yered Milwaukee pressed
Do eo%non fnss n5sgssa a,sas:s sasS
eeeSGa pr S9 sotSo Ss dS common s2ai5oo aFe e's
eoonesiaa 1 Ia, sesss ns new features
9sy sales seneaay eeoaa oaasFs a. n
eor sS ia@sss @isGn R asafss fsso, 3es
tory. M@15o; Western factory. 1I@fec onao mo
coAI-Anthracito coal was quotod frna. wh,le p,oat
no Change il our auotationa =. fyy, fe9sy. Wo make
Er3a ES3p = Il Rsep9@TSd @ Lack.vanna ss5o
1lossbur8 500 Cherry Nine $3.50 IiocFjns; vss
ton, 3o.0o. "-@'' F'''' A1iAoa1' sho" Whining
ri, ead nox .1G S.h is Tight trade u
a4s but tne trsdo qas s0SSs We
9uo:1 Pork bar!es, $1.2s@lo o5 lard tiosces' s1s9
sSx7; whikty nark s.1s nsr1e aour bar1a
Cd 5000 25oo terco stayes. Soeb s GG, 9qss %a
slaves rough, sA do bucEed. Mns6y
-four staves $s.50@io60; circie aour hcsdSo' *
PORK and eroe poles, So % oeass 81 nsr p0r M
:. Eaas-There waa . moderate demand ian III IRON, .,o ~
lso 500 aud as cssea u 70 bp3 a 1a case1 a
. FE4rnzns-ver. !zS, .,,,,,. :, ,,,, $780,,
sssSssS Psss; sss common to isF geese
ssa5g ' ase sss now a1 sha a .r
lido, $s7s@6.o0; No trout, IS s5a5 1o: NJ no.
f: sG .i sstosss n e. s'9veas; sSos;;
9et6 Goorgs's cosh Rer rn t9o IT. fo5o
Ing, split, brls, 50 do. bri q 41st hss
labrador herrlng ronSd hi xa3oe e'
boz ierring No. l. 5sSSSs: 81. 10 SeHrin Pr
9lo2s. ' o0'u'''@ '''Sor aannoh' n brls, $1,000 g
Fruits AND NuTs-Thero was moderate 3,on,-
Dr. Stocks are fnl We a!ote "s19 Fatser ssead
aiSo: Tssrkisshe' kishe' u.nS, !!tg14o dgs, box, 14x 4
.35; Zaue currnnts' ni1@7c n' taa1ns' $a259 +
pples 17aaoo: Mcb,uan ~ DnAEsTlo - Alden
s; Southern d. aS5o pascSca messefn nsEs g.
lax tLrarr onaatsss' otge3oi do mixed, 4La6c: T
berries, 2oa22c. EursHTiSsTts e1pses deSno; psted
erragonn 9lGaI3o Nnn1oa n, Aaig9i6e; nimouda,
poeans, 1li.a; Tuau Airoa4 naaSnt, aate anFes
oHc. 'sSoo' "euaeaaee peanuts,
Gh0ORRrEs- Es-rr N, ,..- .....7
ew deyeopmenta anif AZ INA Market M therc we're no II
not with remarkable aeuros aaotea psces
opening days Of The Teek "A1 a1iao than On
rlcea current: "s.t @' 1'n'"'n8 Alo tho F
III OAnp eon.-7,>au1.
sihS%S1ae: sSaxGo. y r ~
, 1873-06-23

finn Rhf nA

,nca H. sheop market has been yerv on,..
derrone ons II 9r !Sat royow. and values haye M
aaae done comparatively s ssoro haos
Wiot Il 5seR shs pens proty xe and hss
1aoo poor TO common ut $300@S7 n,a{1s Rr,ecas
$4.oo8425 And good to choioe II fl60aS k eo'on Al
, 1873-06-23
COMMERCIAL,

" SATURDAY EVENING, Juno n, :
Tho following wore tho reooipts and sl,inmcnsa :
Of tho loading articles Of produce ia dhlcouo
curing tho past twenty-four houra. and for tho !
corresponding date one year ago, :: :;
, 1873-06-23

only mir NJ .ha a1NHEKs' sIooE-Tho trade va.
sSS $3.50: d. soodss. :S e. d ss ssi g. ss
.is s5zss e :1 e. ss:fs Il: Il
snssr ssaAiSs iaoaHNe. y T. as,ass aso 9s ss,e,
d4LyAS1zED MoN-ho. i5lsso 1so Nh. aaa,. ,a,.
oiss !!i nsis Hs z 'tas il: IL; os s'soaa
s1ss paasea sia s'ss ssa
;1n9 "a sas ss q Yaso y ,s - T.
ses: 5sPsS sss = sys;;sSs E. cent s
III s':' as1s ssRs S@!5s aSs55s as5s as@R
M ss5Ss2oo sasS oGatan 4 b !. .Sss Ss 4
y market 70 rather weak No quote; ioaabd noE t snS
,a'ss ssjo 81 81 3D. dsS; ssaS g
$757h; 123o on to Tho trade. ~ Wv 'o'48 'a'ncn'
riuaas iTia no OIL market features were notol
lard whale and other oils wero steady far ~h1e
.,aa1n8 was done at tho annexed range Of nrces.
nsee rsw sa,fs oso efd % q 5,'sa sao Ns
spgrn $2oo@3l0; meats foot oil Strictly nmre
@ sra; '9 49, s;t's sep,it g9s do 81; Ne J.
1hs xgraS als nsslap nph sbsy snS s
cIeone e. bring 81 7523.a6, whtlo small sprur Ira aa
a1aic coos nass @eonprise: q coops trkeya at Ia
y y GO soo0a spring ut - 70@oo0; doat y3ss
poIAToEs-old notatocs werc in demnud for ,oco,
tass oee aro IT. ,7ss for
oFe fa and thsn but a. prna il
asss s1S u s a,2S !.
elPyef sSfIT}@ss: It1T19}@soo buckwhea si2s@ So
priGes current onondaga and Saginaw, Ina ssoo:
tra!y ora1nafy eoarso $500; Diamond q. s9i0:
viii bass ~ s51 5a htcn SahSat sitr eAg
ia9'; ground mum, s2.so@a4o; Turks isisnd,
TEAs.-oontinue in fa,r demand ~,
exhibits Arm tcne for the better grscs On Iow nrs
more Is some cutting under. We quote: Young f,yson
sSmo4 sfneo T. to iar 4S@5se DO good oo@7oe do
9 choice do 6oc@s11o; fasr to good Sunnow5sr gEuo
VS. yCss,9 /; shoce q Hngsuea sl16@l 2o extra Nc
aoo e5ol's DO t. s1tr snf 5span SEC
oiored natural leaf Japan, 65@t5c common ~ ~
,1on9ons Z 10 ast5o; good, d5@o5o choice to extra ssc
IoBAoco-Tho tobacco market was without nav 8
c1ow ars held with considerable nrmness, s''en {
65@eoe poor 70 coa,non' s 4o@soe. s''s'0e med1
las son flsaf' 75@soc half bright eo@7oo;
saoa1xaa9sd oamE,oa eoJs t. ehoica s2@seo ediu 80
EoopoWsa weak and unsettled: Beach. $500. i
'9te VIZ S79gg aicknry SLIGO slabs, 100 doYercd
ero owor for most varietiea We anpta Pass q 1S
Zoo por bu atring beans, 81 oo@l75 per bu csl1.
eraas DO e1 a9z I,shaa ns 6s
asparagus, 6o975o; cabbage 75casi Ou mar - az. ~
MsIn'ns, ~ S9eoo por doz; boete 2saoc par doz csr
Woo;s oxo94z3S; tomsoss 1naog.aS per bo1
11hg 1t about tho quoted prices - " r
w "asaedt extra medium, :, a7a6n, | =
, 1873-06-23
The Po1aris lnvestlnxtion.

=, N4w YoaK, June 21.--Addtlonnl testimony In
ne toia11a Investigation La published. ona
Mitnoss M1m. testified that Duddlngto n nsta that
n@4a Death lifted \ great load from Ids heart.
, 1873-06-23
Irpfh, Lsrsi Hansi Shenld'rsI Ifiddlss
ort. fes. ses. Bs. i6s.,

S;sss sSs ''5i fs 1s s. 5S
S.s: S:ass a. &C.: 3 E 1s 81 q
, 1873-06-23

Flour waa very quiet-muoh ,noro ~ tIa,,
g 1aual-and nominally; weak at previous pricos.
Ihoro was no ahipping: demand, and littla iocai
inquiry. Bran was tamo . and 6Oo lower
eales woro reported Of 100 br1s wintor oxtraa
Ct 5000 50 brls do at se25 i i6o bsls eIsfae ~ ae
a6.ooI 200 brls do on private terms !: 80 br]s Is
spring auperfines At <4.25; 80 brls do At IL m
10y brls DO Of sa.76; 100 brls do at ss. as :"156
brls Ell fye nouF s On private tsrs Total
following WAS The range Of asking prices at tia
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-07
Judge sherman's Case.


A Washington special of the 2Sth saws: The
Judiciary Committee Of the House have had
several discussions on the evidence taken
by the Ways and Means Committee against
Judge Charles I. Sherman, of the United
District Court for the Northern District of
Ohio, and viii report to the House before the
adjournment that the papers on their face
seem to demand the impeachment of this
officer for attempting TO sztort money for al
legged influence IN shaping legislation in re-
gard to the repeal Of internal revenue tax on
borrowed capital The COMMITTEES, however
viii state thst the case demands a careful
hearing, and that there is not sufficient time
left OF this session to permit the inquiry de-
manded, and it will be certified over to the
next Congress. Richard NJ. CorWine. the at
tomey Of Judge Sherman, desires to be heard
by the committee, and to submit testimony.
There seems 10 be little doubt that the impii-
Gated officer will resign.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: "We have not
observed any attempt in the press to defend
Judge sherman, or in any way apologize for
hlm; On the contrary, the Republican papers
condemn him. His case is one that cannot
be permitted to stand. There cannot be
among the people any respect for a bench oe-
cupled by such Judge. A Judge, above all
other men, should be above Suspicion
The one thing required of Judge
Sherman now is to resign, and relieve
the party and the country from the
disgrace of judge who apparently
has no sense of shame. But his love
of money, as evidenced in his at.
tempt to blackmail, would indicate
that he will hang on to his salary
until impeached and removed.
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The Lenten Pastoral.

Bishop Gilmour, of Cleveland, has
raised storm by his Lenten Pas
toral, which we can hardly think
he intended to invoke when he
penned his letter. But be that as it
may, he spoke boldly, openly, and
authOritatively, and may not be sur
prised that he has subjected himself
and his religion to searching criti-
cism. We give his letter entire that
we may not be charged with mis-
representing his views. He de-
nounces everything but Catholicism
as 'rationalism or infdelity," and
proclaims education as only of ser
vice to the individual when the in
vidual is under the guidance and di-
rectlon of the Priest and Bishop, or
in other words the Catholic Church.
Education gives power, the Church,
only, gives wisdom and is q capable
guide. All things must be made
to the Church, and then
be announces the dangerous dogma,
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SENATE.

FFB. 25.-The credentials of Senator elect
Bogy, of Missouri, were presented, A mes
sage was received from the President in refer
ence to Louisiana. The Caldwell case was al
lowed to go over TO the Special Session. The
Agricultural College bill was referred to a con-
ference committee. The Army Appropropri-
alton bill came up and was amended, when
the Senate took recess until pm.
FEB. GA conference committee was ap-
pointed on the Geneva Award bill. The Ju-
dietary committee was instructed to report on
the propriety of double track government
railroad from the Atlantic sea board to point
on the Mississippi or Missouri rivers. Ten
thousand dollars we're appropriated to defray
the Pomeroy investigation. House bill pass
cd in relation to the fisheries clause of the
Treaty of Washington. House bill passed for
the sale of old postOfice property in Chicago.
The bill 10 aid in the execution of laws in
Utah came up, and after discussion lasting
into night session, was passed
FEB. 27-The credentials of Senator elect
OgIesby, Of Illinois, were presented. The bill
providing for lew election in Louisiana was
taken up and debated until recess was taken
for an evening session.
FEB. 2s.-The session Thursday night con-
tinued until after midnight, the question be-
ing the bill providing for new election in
Louisiana. A substitute was adopted recog-
nizing the Kellogg Government until new
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election, and the bill providing for new
elected was then rejected Credentials Of
Senator elect Patterson, of South Carolina,
were presented. Bills passed amending the
act authorizing honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors to acquire homestead on public
lands; House bill authorizing the use Of third
beer barrels and third stamps; legalizing home
stead entries of soldiers and sailors, not ex-
ceeding l6O acres, each within the limits of
railroad grants.
MARCH 1.-The credentials of Senator elect
Mitchell, of Oregon, were presented. Several
amendments were made to the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill. : The amendment to con-
tract with Murtagh for printing debates and
documents was tabled. House bill passed
making La Crosse, Wis, port of delivery.
The bill passed nppropriating the balance of
last year to enable the President to carry out
civil service reform.
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OK the vote to increase the sala-
ries of Members of Congress, &C.,
we note with pleasure that Mr.. Fos-
ter, our Representative voted nay.
Those voting in the Affirmative may
find it not a very aattering recon-
mendation to their constituents.
This legislation, tackled on as it was
to an appropriation bill, placed the
President under the necessity of
signing it or being obliged to call an
extra session of Congress. He sign
ed it. We regret it. He should
have vetoed it and called an extra
session.