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ject Of s'Thc Priest, tho Philanthropist. and the
Patriot" in tho cou7Be Of Which ho will show
Why it is tho Irish people have such yeneratlon
and attachment for their clergy. The proceeds of
the Lecture w 60 to"aFM t. erecting tsti
truest defenders OF the people: Father Conway,
of Headford, Ireland. Such d cause deserves =
helping hand from our Irish citizens. -,
It is stated that in less than an hour. after
The raid on the gambling-house OF Mike Nc
Donald, No. 69 West Madison street, it was in
full blast again. The West Side police may bs
interested in knowing that this determined
gambler has adopted q system Of picket duty,
By tie aid Of which he hopas to ontmit the au-
thorties. His military. manGuvre consists in
keeping several gamblers stationed at convent
cnt nlcrn-pointa near his house, so that, in tho
event OF an approach Of police from any quar-
tor, the whistle Of retreat may be sounded. !
The Toledo Commercial Of the 9Th inst SAYS
twas premature in its congratulations on being
relieved Of the presence Of the notorious John
Mclaughlin, for on the preceding day he had
turned up in his. favorite saloon. He seems to
have fixed upon Toledo rs his renidence until it
is safe for him to return to Chicago. The Com
snercd has no i'll will against this city, but pro-
tests against our showing of that Villain on:
them. We must take him back, and hang him,
or make Oil Alderman Of him. BY remaining in
Toledo he would probably drag down to still
lover depths the roughs OF that CITY,
In another column appenrs the notice Of tho
death of Mr. Charles Wenthe, OF. Wheaton. This
gentleman was we'll known. in this city, being
the senior partner OF the firm Of Wenthe &
11oessnger, stone-maaons and builders. While
driving through the streets IN bis buggy, an
omnibus-driver came along at full speed, upset
tho buggy, drove over the body Of its occupant,
and then, as usual, went on his way rejoicing.
Mr.: Wonthe, being d man Of strong franc, raj
lied, but was pronounced by his physician to be
fatally injured. Unfortunately, there is no
clue to the driver, and another murderer will go
free.
An alarm OF fire was struck last night from
Box 2G7, at half-paat 10 o'clock, flames having
been discovered issuing from frame building
On Wayman street, between Jefferaon and Des-
PLANES, owned by John X. Russell The east
half Of the building was occupied by
William Woods ink-factory, who lost about
$500 on stock and machinery
Tho blacksmith and wagon-shop Of John
Evans occupied the west end Of the building.
Mr. Evans had just laid in q new stock of wagon-
lumber. His loss is about $500. Tho building,
being light frame structure, burned like finder,
and was damaged $500 before the flames we're
put out.
, 1873-05-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF

1bo roenhars ~ tho co1nrnb;a f,1nh ara ro-
ra.4.d - .,,oa+ - tIia o avon;n1- ot n'c,oc1r NJ
a;r Iai - -, Wast . R,ndoinh sfreet
'Ae1 uAA W "ess i'AuoolpN e't'e' oo
brute named Frank smth was hned Sloo
by Justice Banyon, Yesterday morning, for IN m
911enf 0r;ent Ho1ee o10'D5 4-A7 e~:0oA1
~1 ,1
Mr. i. r. Coles, or south H9tof strocs, Nno
has been ne1ore commlssloner aa hoyne, 1oE usins ~
Cancelled stamps, WAS yesterday honoraolg ola-
charged.
The dead body Of fcnalc child, apparently
three Gays oa *as iouo a uuu, 'v Id Dsn1ag,
at the coTnei VI 5o asondo IT, nuu UnH.oy taHe;'
street. II was "ocn ooeoi1'poseo- ~ "ee '0Ao"
70 sne Moreue'
The examination Of Mike Mcdonald and his
party Of fifteen, who woro pulled in the
gambling den No. G3 West Madison street, on
Wednesday evening, was continued, before JUS
tlce scul5 yesterday molntns' u 'no 1osu .nS''
Star OF Hope Lodge, I. 0. g. T., will dedicate
its hall. on tie corner OF DeBplaines and WASH
inetop streets, at O'Clock this evening It ie
expected that the Mayor aud several members of
the Common Council will be present.
no.,..,z4o ar,,+,, tho ro4oot1v annointed COL
~ +nan,bar ~ sorot Ellis force. Yesterday
errastad vounr colored bow named Henry
Smith, on the charge Of stealing s20 and two
oyercoats from his employer, Mr. Seth W. Matt
, 1873-05-09

NEW YoRK, May 5.-BEEvEs- Receipts, 1853 cars, OF
1852 head making 180 CARS, $40 bceves s1nce Mon.
day. against 236 cars or 3730 head the time Last
week. The quality was no better than medium. The
salcsmen made strong effort to advance prices
fraction to ATst cost and freight from chi
cago but buyers refused TO handle droves At the AK
Ing pcea and the market finally settled to about tha
loads Of native cattle changed hands At an extreme
range Of 11@13c with bulk ssles At 11@1111c. Only
carr. Texans were shown, and sold st eAc. Among
caru do e< cw 1t 11c with & per head deducted; lo
cazs d. sexns e4 cwt at e; Il cars d. e9@1H eT:.
do, e,l cwt, 1t 114@liKc; and cars far Tex
she, * cwt, ut 9%c..
DRESSED beef rather dull at s@11c, with nothing
selling for more than Ike.
sHEP-Receipts &c cara, 500 head, making 6,59o
snce Monday, against $50 the same time Last wcek.
for the last three days, but shade easier todaI
under the largely increased receipts Common d3, 70
car load % s average at &C. aud loads good un-
shorn sheep 1t s7.75@s.4o PEI 100 na. The 10 esF
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pressure Was, in my opinion the CAUSE OF tins e1plo
sion. think tanks oug to be inspected as often as
boilers ona is as dangerous ~ the other. Almost
every day we find as weak material as Nc did in
SchGnenann'a place. One Of his tanks was very
weak, and I told him it wouldn't pay to have i
repaired, and he told me to Figure on anew one.
TESTIMONY or b. sCHGNE2ANN
3. RchBnexnann, swurn Am one Of the p.pprIetors
Of the eaughtering-hous have very little knowl-
edge Of the machinery hy brother ran TINT part OF
the busneRs. Do not know when the exploded tank
was put up. No oae ever told me It waa unsafe r
never had inspected. Haye heard my brother tell
the engineer to carry from 30 to 40 pounds Of steam
Flnka reputation Vas good. There were several mis-
statements In the 4fn1e8' account Of tho disaatez
TESTIMONY OF JOHN M,NALL1.
John McNay, Of No. 328 Archer avenue, foreman Of
the pncktnghousc, WIS then He testified to
the finding Of the bodies of the victims; was not
familiar with the running Of the tank-room. ''.''
e. This Was al tha testimony, and the Jury, after
an hours consultation with one another, re-
turned the following
That the said John Lusk, Martin sulzoF, Frederick
Mueller and August Kelenberger came to their death
by the explosion OF tank in tho butchartng and rem
dering establishment Of gcheeuenann Co., situated
at Archer avenue and Salt street, the tank which er-
poded having been entirely too old and thin to DO tho
work required and we cannot avoid censurins the
rropretors for gross negligence IN endanGertng me
lives Of their employees. We would recommend tnas
the city ordinance to establish Inspector OF steam
boilers generators, steam heaters, and their eppuf-
teuauceB" be SO amended as to subject rendering
tanks and condensers to the sae rules Of inspection
The Jury decided to present thoir joint fees
the amount being S24-to the mother OF young
Kellenberger. She is very poor, and their gen
erosity will doubtless be appreciated.
, 1873-05-09

? .KVEC1EA II N11EKAETBe
L1vEnrooL; May 8-ll 0. rn.-Flaur, 27s I'd. Wheat
Winter, 12s I'd spring, Highs IL white, lis Cd
@11s 1od cub,.. lbs. Corn, 27s Cd. PORK, 69s.
L1sznpool, May $3.50 p. m.-Breadstuas quiet.
Corn, eta 9l:
Of England decreased E499 GOO during the past week
Conaos, money, o31z account; 93H bonds Of rs,
old %; do Of 67; u 1o4os, e9 new IS, o91 Erie,
6oX.
Ta1low, 43a 6ds43s Cd.
L1yEnroo1, May e.-Cotton irregular. sales 10000
baes, including 6000 American; speculation and CT.
port 1000. Uplands, sgd; 0rleans, 9sd April and
May shipments, Savannah and Charleston, on. saa;
aud Juno delivery, Savannah and Charleston, IL
1ed May and juno delivery, New Orleans, 8zfd.
BreadstuHs quiet. Wheat, 11s 10d for average
California whie 12s@12s cd for club do. Corn, 27s
Sd. Refined petroleum, 14Nd-
PANS, May s-Tha specie in the Bank Of France mas
Increased 100000 francs during the past week.
Rantes, 81 franca &c.
, 1873-05-09
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7T7buae.
IABALIE, Ill, May 8.-The steamer st. Johns, from
st. Louis arrived at Peru Light to day having dropped
light barge st Lacon, and departed loaded with
l,26o sacks Of oats for New Orleans and EMAIL quan
tity Of miscellaneous freight for st. Louis She will
tow barge Of corn in bulk from Lacon to Peoria-
loaded cagoes continue pass the dam at Henry.
Nothing passed into or out Of the canal
CANAL CoLLEc1oR1s OFFICE, May 8-2-t3 p. H.
Ann1vED-Prop Whale, Henry, I, 800 bu corn Friend
ship Henry, 500 bu corn Mcnard, ottawa, 1900 bu
corn Montreal, OTTAWA, 5000 bu OATS North Star,
oats BELLE France, Morris, $500 bu oats Phoenix,
Lockport 5000 bu com, 1900 MS furniture; Board of
Trade, Markejes, 6,o00 hu corn
CIranED-Lily, Morr1R. &C., 500 feet lumber: Aidge,
Marssitles 600 feet lumber, 30 brs flour; Barge l.,
IaSalle, Il ,321 feet lumber.
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New. York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, May 6-Thcre quiet market for
nearly all descriptions Of goods In frat hands, and the
jobbeKa waro only moderately active. Cotton goods
were In steady demand ut unchanged prices, except
rolled jacconets, which are reduced by some OF the
1obbers to 8o and are selling freely. Print cloths
advanced nc. Hamilton Z Hartels prints are down
to l1c leaving only Pacific, coeheco MerIsmseR, and
dreaa fabrics arc quiet. shawls and woolens remain
1nsctve Foreign goods briak At auction, but dull
in private handa,
, 1873-05-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Einancinl Ncws.
NKw YonH, 31ay 8.-Financ3al matters we're quiet.
Money opened at gold, but became abundant at
697 and Before the close Of bank hours loaned at
495.
days, and 1094@1091. TOR aght.
Gold was alternately strong and weak. ranging BE-
tween u7H and 1l71l, c1oaing ut 7A@1175l.
Loans at 2k@7 per cent for carrying, and 118 to fat
cloa1ings, s72,ooo,ooo. Treasury disbursements,
$356, ,700-
Governments were firm.
State bonds we're dull and steady.
I. Pacific Ra1lrond mortgages were strong. Hartford
Stocks weak and I51 per cent lower carly In the
dsy and higher In The afternoon. The leading features
wore Pacific Mail Western Union, Panama, and Can
ton though full business transacted IN tho rest OF
tbs list Pacific aIail auctqated ct 5,<' 62 g. 5sx:
ZIG, 114>6. Canton, 1o513, no. 1o1K 1o2E. Runo1s
Of new pool Land sa1cs and cash dividends .hectea
the latter stock. Lake shore sold At SAX, Blk; st.
Paul, 68X SIX, 5s1s, 5s1f; St. Joseph, Az, 3sH 4oA
Tho other changes we're only 4@B per cent. 1ho
market closed steady.
Sterling, 108A@108H.
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VESSEL PASSED DETROIT

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, May 8-1215 p. m.-PAsaED B3Hs
Props st. Louis, Hoga, orontes, Milwaukee; schra
gkyla1k, Amsden.
PAssED up-Prop Blanchard; bark Parana schrs
Mediator, Foster1a McGrath, Fitzhugh.
WMD-Eaat.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, May 8-PAssED UP-Props Badger State,
Annie Young; bark Joseph Masten schra Lucerne,
Northumberland, Hoboken, Light Guard, Gibbs.
PASSED Down Props Japan, Neptune; achrs lis
rengo John Jo,yett.
, 1873-05-09

Fonr WAYNE, Ind, April s.-Geo,rge Graham,
q notorious criminal, who has just beon on trial
for horse-stealing, was found guilty BY the Jury
Prison. There seems to be band Of horse
thieves in tho vicinity, no less than five horses
ha7ipg been stolen since Easter.
, 1873-05-09

ce,r ,b rides sold at 100; clear 1910 buyer June.
Lard nominal.
olrrLE-Lower; inferior to common, 2@3xc; fat
beeYes, 495Hc.
, 1873-05-09

LAKE fREjGHTS,

LAKE fREIGHTS.
Rates on quotable at TIC, and wheat at &c,
by sail to buffalo. The charters reported schrs
Llbb1e Nau and Jessie Drum1nond, corn to Couing-
wood private terms schr City Of Peiuesvne, corn
to Kingston private terms. Total caprcty equal to
about 600 bu OF wheat md 10 900 bu OF Tho
schr William Jones chartered for pig iron from
Escnnaba to Cleveland at $3.50 per ton. In the after
the schrs Mllard Fillmore and Geo. L. Wren were
taken for wheat to Kingston st l4c.
BuFFAIo May G.-Chartars' reported follows !:
Tho vessels J. G. h1asten and Sam Flint, coal to Chi
cago 81 per to free schr Fostozis coal from Erie
to Milwaukee, s. 26 per ton, free Capt Thomas Collins
reporta bark Parana with coal to Chicago at Il per ton
free echr Atmosphere, sanac-
This takes about ali veasals In port.
, 1873-05-09

p P117spuRGH, May 8.-Crudo petroleum quiet and
weak ut $265926o. Receipts, 6,2s5 b1s. Refined Pc
troeum quiet and nontnAlly unchanged. shipments
35S hrfH
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We extend. to friends and
customers a cordial invitation
to an inspection Of the mag
nifcent stock which we shall
have on exhibition upon the
opening Of our new premises,
on SATURDAY MORNING,
at: cur former location on
STATE-STy Nos, LOG, lob &
ITO.
We feel warranted in as
surfing them Of specially choice
selections Of stylish Garments
and new and novel fabrics, as
well as superior qualities Of
all standard goods, in as full
and. extensive assortment as
can be found in the country.
The lowest prices for equal
values will be at all times
guaranteed.
100, 1O8, 10.
, 1873-05-09
LINCOLN PARK. ::

Mayor Medil1 yesterday received the following
report from tho Lincoln Park Commissioners:
SIR: In pursuance Of the law under which the Com
nissioners Of Lincoln Park organized, respect
fully submit herewith report Of the Board with state
ment Of receipts aud disbursements for the end
ing April l. 1878, and the various accounts to which
expenditures have been charged.
-. BE1DEN F. CuLvxH, President
THE TRZAsuRERs REPORT.
herewith submit = statement showing receipts and
disbursements for the year ending April 1873, and
amount IN the bank for account Of this Board:
Reoeipts. ~
To balance In bank, April !, 1871. b0039
Received Of Town Collectors tax Of 1871..... 6o,1131
Received OF County Treasurer. Il, 90
Received from Town Collectors tax OF 1872. 6665
Received by loan at bank Observation-Disclosures. q, 4793
Proceeds Of s.nd. 6,88ox9
sec,1o7sa
Disbursements.
Crdefs paid. eo,ooo.fA
Ba1ance in bank April l. observation-disclosures 9,22712
sAnuEL H. N1ckKnsoN, Treasurer.
THE SECRETARY,
Mr.. E D. Taylor submits report Of monthly o1pend-
!tu5ss as follows; 1872 My, 81 se1 $; June,
bss, 81, ,4et:Si October, s3eosI H., N9vemosz
&19,9G3,70: February, $346,70; March, 81, $3.50.
, 1873-05-09

orders paid ..-..........-.s-:...''' oo'ooo
, 1873-05-09

ST. Lor1s, Nay 7.-BnEAps7rrrs-F1 quiet and
unchanged. wheat-spring unchanged: fall lower,
only sample lots sold- Com hrn and higher No. 2,
sc on track 40x91oHe seller June 45c sacked.
OATS excited and higher No. 9, 339c on track 347<c
seller June. Barley and rye unchanged; little doing.
WHBKT-Hl31er at 83Hc. -.
Paor1s1oSs-Pork very dull; freely offered 1t s18.o0;
only $3.50 bid; dry sailed nominal at 1@eSeAc.
Bseon dull and lowar clear sdes freely offered 1t 1Qc:
, 1873-05-09


Have used iron tanks for thirteen The life Of
tank depended upon tile length Of its use. Have
tank which has been pretty steadily for tan 5ea
makers M casually examine them frequently Waa in
6chenemann's place about two weeks ago. Told them
there wns a leak in his tanks somewhere, aa
had smeued tho gus escaping. Examined the
.anka, and found . crack IN the top Of
one wadded with tow, and covered over With
rdeco Of board. Told him tho tank was 1ot II
% be used. This WIS not the one which exploded.
Etye seen the remains OF the demolished tank. The
Iron 1ss very thfn- Would not haye used 1t IN my
Place Gas corodes iron very rapidly sa1ety-galysas
stand the same pressure as the boiler the steam oen
regulated by the afetyvalre the boiler. Consider
would be liable to fine The cause Of the explosion
~ greaer pressure OF stean than the LAX WOULD
MR. MURPHY RECALLED.
Ii. Murphy was recalled, and said 1t was necessary
to have the tanks to obyiate accidents
me generation of gases from the taliow would not
CAUSE greater pressure tho tank than the steam
1on the boiler, unless the gas ignited in soma way
TESTIMONY JOHN RREToCE.
John Brenock Of No. s74 South Hslsted street, was
hTorn: Run a sl8ughtering ut the Stock Yards
End an Superintendent Of the Union Rendering Com
Nns9 works. Was in Schmneusann's place, but never
epop tie Knew He KS IN h my
t#o years ago, aud he told he getting SIS "a
t,si. tricd to engage him then. Have seen TIE
explode II there is valve for the escape Of the sea-
u annk the iron WAS stout enough to stand 40 pounds
pressure. Our tanks are not inspected regularly.
tss man in Charge Of them 1ooks them over once in
sfs to 3ee II there are defects any are found,
rs2er Inspector is sent for, and he inspecs them.
&mx VAS sober and careful while with me,
=, TESTIMONY OF JOHN a'FAnLAND.
ns,oan nsoan Mcfarland, sworn: Live at No. 8i9 South
.a4Eed street; an boiler-mAker; have repaired
9ne tarec weeks ago-not the one that exploded saw
.9e Litter after 1t exploded; the iron was some
Hos: think 1t would stand 40 pounds pressure.
Eaa known the condition Of the iron should not
f&s6 pUE fbSf much DrHE3urA 1t At ell fnufh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
MISSOURI rAxEs,

Inc capacity Of eome INC for pci
version and straight.oat, unadultci
atcd faisifying 10 iorcibly illustrate
In tho following correspondence i
tie Chicago Tribune. Tie work q
cxpos,ug the fulsehoods and peryer
sioms Of fact contained In this choic
excerpt Is simple and can be done b
nearly every Democratic voter IN III
state without assistance. We rppub
fish II rs n specimen, and IS such ",
tliink II possesses considerable yalu,
to II ~rcflec,iHg man:
sr. LOUIS. Nov. 3-Missonri |.
hould to collect her taxes II it take.
tue last pig, the last chicken, and The
Inst leather bed in the state. In 1861
tho Republicans took hold oftl,e stat,
government, finling tho common.
wealth $50 600, DOC. behind hand. By
u gradual process OF reduction, $lO,.
0UO.000 were taken from this burden,
IN the next nine yenrs. With Gratz
Browns election 10 the gubernatoriaI
Office In 1870. extravaganza again be.
canlo the rule, aud was carried TO
such an extent that land deprecated
IN many interior counties, caua ng no!
only n cessation of Immigration, but
an actual emigration from tho state.
lie V was aggravated by the law
lcs.ncss that prevailed in several To-
caiities. Between the two causes
population showed u decided de-
crease. The last Legislature, which
was largely Democratic, Increased
the tsxntion to the utmost limit, aud
provided that not the slightest arti-
clio of personal property should be
exempt. The poor people Of Mis-
souri, arc just as much al the mercy
OF the law to-day rs ever were the
pcasantry Of ireland. Thousands of
me with families are out OF employ.
mcnt, and, if they fail to pay their
taxes. there is not II single article OF
household goo,is they ran save, from
the clutches Of the sheriff.
Taxes in ST. Louis have been COM
lug III very slowly this fall. The
city employees have been paid of in
aud the teachers in The publicj
schools thus far have Locn paid but
halt their wages in CURRENCY, and
obliged to receive the rest in
notes due i'll December. State and
county collector Charles A.. Mauiz
has announced that lie will carry
our rIsid.y the law relating to the
coiieciion of taxes. The poor pool
PIE OF the city and state lave al
begun to show signs of ~,iiIeasi-
ness that may cnti in serious disorder.
Meetings have been held in the in.
fEN Nlpnfa.t a,su.,,gt ft,. l,". ,.f
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
ANOTHER HORROR

a cable dispatch from london.
dated Dec. 1st, announces the sinking
in mid ocean at O'Clock OH the morn.
ing Of November the Esd. of tho
French steamer F.ile du Hayre. and
the drowning Of two Hundred and
twenty-six human beings in a few
moments. The Vile du Hayre w,s
the largest steamer ever built, excep,
Inc Great Eastern, and was beyond
comparison the most gorgeous siruc-
iure that ever foated. She left New
York for2 the port of >Havre on the
10Th OF November, with q crew and
passenger list consisting of slS per-
sons, was run into during the night
by'thc British ship, Loeb Erue, bound
from London 10 New York, and sunk
Ia twelve minutes. The Loeb Eruc
rendered all the assistance in her
power, and succ cded in rescuing the
Captain, i've Of his officers and ff,v.
tour OF the crew, and only TWENTY
seven passengers. A number of tho
distinguished members of the Evan
selieai Alliance were OH board, and,
ase among the lost. 1t occurs t6 u.
rs worthy Of notice, that the officers
s'si crew certainly knew how to take
care Of themselves, ii they did no,
Know how to rnn = ship aid take
care OF the lives entrusted to them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-03
THE PEOPLE vs.. THE SUPREME

L -
Probably no decision has ever beci
rcmlercl by Tho Supreme Court q
Missouri which has provoked NOR
slsslling adverse eritielsm TIM. III
icclsiaa recently given govern
my the county bond C, ses. Il
III tho counties Interested. mn III,
Willingness 10 submit ~ tl,a arbitra
meMt Ut tho court il manifest, an,
various PLANS have been sngge>te,
Whereby II Is supuused tho bont
may hc gotten ri,i of. The Mont
yanWfs Standard, II little more SAY
ate than It's cotemporarics, advises
uhcompromisinE war against I'll,
courts. aud sketches out II campaig,
IS follows:
"a working majority of The pcopl,
of amy county, IL they will net /,
n%arinunv, eau defy both the rail.
ro"ds and the judiciary, in the fol.
lowing mauner:
Il. Lot the people of every county
who have been heavily taxed with.
ont their consent, fsr the building
of railroads, eject every county 9TH
ccr Tor a. least the county court,
sheriff aud coilector) directly upol,
This question of taxation.
~. Let the county court make the
levy o the railroad taxes separate
and aistjRct from the taxes for
county aud state purposes.
"3. Lac: the collector demand pay
'ncnt for all the taxes, but where the
Taxpayer refuses 10 pay his railroad
tax and is willing to pav l:is state
md county taxes. let the collector
receive and receipt for the latter and
return him delinquent Oh his, rail.
road tax.
II. Lands will then he advertised
mi sold for railroad taxes ol,lv-nnd
let the owners of suc!, lands attend
~ person. at such tax sale, amt il is
probable that any one would bid.
We venture the prediction that there
would not he II bid offered for lands
at such q tax sale.
IS. But suppose the l.nds were
sold and the purchaser received IL
tax title TO the same. aud should
bring a suit of fjrctmcnt against the
real owner in possession, could q Jury
be found IN the county that would
give judgment for tie plaintiff,
claiming title under the lax decd?
sc. But surprising that the pur-
chaser ut the lax sale could get iudg-
'nent in tie circuit court in cieclment
against the real owner and The ease
7honia be taken to the supreme
court. where is a solitary ease ifikthc
tate of Missouri in which :, tax deed
or title has been decided good agains,
he real owner of The land? Not -
ii,gle case Of that character can b,.
81. But it might be that the su-
prcme court could find S0IYe preteti
to decide contrary to prccc..en;s
,crctnf"rc established, in which
event il might only prove that the
had been bought by the holders
" the bonds. and they would find il
warm work getting possess
ion of their ili-acquircd property.
have the example of our rcvulI-
iOnary fOrefathers for resisting thc
'aymemt of taxes where there has
'cen no representation Of The taxi
,ayers."