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, 1873-06-07

BOSTON, Juno o..-Tho spring mectsng Of tho Beacon
Park AHaoratton closed to-ny with race for purso
Judge Fullerton, aud Canora startled. In tue pools
Gazee tho Wnr1 favorto, aolng for 100 to 80 for
Judge Fullerton, aud 40 for OanlorH peforo tho aart
was inade for tho rat hoat 1t bocamo evident thai as-
zolle was o. striking into pace anu acting 80 bully
IN tho rss heat that Judge Fullerso would hsye d.
Il. Tue time mas 2;27, THO second hsat wsa about
, 1873-06-07

ST. JoaEpIL, No., Juno e.-Wlliam Lawrence and
Gwen Sheridan employees Of tue g. L9
charged With stealing gooas from freight cars Ct
that road. and tho ut. Joseph d Council butts
year, and hayc aggregated III value aone y 0oo or
3so William Vigil who keeps sns retail storo
bsrkooper 1t tho Iuxloy House, wore Also arrested
charged with receiving tho stosli goola.
, 1873-06-07
MEXICO.

hlATAstoRAs, Juno Soon. Cchnllcs, commanding
the State OF Jaiesco announces his complete victory
ever the insurgent Ohteftafn Lszoda, In tho Allca
Mountains, near Teplc whore he has heretofore deod
the National authorities and that he bhs routed aud
dispersed hts followers cspturing number Of cannon,
large amount Of ammunition and destroying his for
thcations. The city Of Topic is occupied by tho Gov
crnmont forces. Cobaos claims to have pac1ed tho
State Of Jalesco and established tie authority Of tho
General Government In that soction where has not
been respected for years,
, 1873-06-07

ono1NNAII. O., June G.-Prof. E. N. Horsford ot
cambridge, Massu American Commissioner at Vienna
~ ca9rgo Of tho food department, wrtes from tLat
ey NAY ~ he dny ates his arrival to friend in
cinna Pork packers' Association wcro about tho only
thing IN ordor in tho american Department. that thoy
ere IN desirable poson, and viii arrcst tho ntteti-
ron OF gu visitors to Tint quarter. Ho pronouucea
them unsque, characteristic, and usofni, md AIDA
TINT thoy will bo remembered with the groat thgn Of
tho Exposition,
, 1873-06-07
CUBA.

HAvANA, juno Cit Ia reported that persons Of
known Carst procliyities in Eantngo do 0uba havo
sent Gao 600 10 the Car}1st Commitop nt Loudon to
assst tho 1nsurroctton n apatn.
SAY JUAN June o.-Tho liberty Of tho press has bocn
HAVANA, juno 0.-Oicsal adviccs from tho interior
report battle in tho l1anzsuillo Jurisdiction, IN
which tho Bpaufards suffered loss Of twonty-ono
100 killed.
, 1873-06-07

WABurNdToa, Juno 8.-FoE Now England on 6atur-
day. wiB shifting to northorly md westerly and clear
and clearing weather probable For thu middle
States, northerly and westerly wnlR somewhat lowot
temperature, md clear or partly cloudy weather. For
the Lower Lake 1oglon winds ycoring to orthorly aud
castor)y lower temporature and clear Or partly cloudy
Tennessee, partly cloudy wcathor md arcas Of light
rain. From Miaaouri aud Kentucky to Michigan,
ysrabo wtns and clear Or partly cloudy woather. For
1owa aud Minnesota, Routhosiy to westerly winds.
GTA0E or WATEn.
Daily report Of tt,o aage Of waer with changes in
tho u hours, ending =. m., Junn 9, lH73:
, 1873-06-07
CANADA.

TonoNro. Ont, Juno G-A dispatch from Fort
Garry, Manitoba says: IA large and friondly depu-
tation Of Sioux Indians waited upon the Governor
Genernl yesterday, to ask him for a reservation.
largo quantity of provisions, clothing, and trnkes
waa presented to them, md aftcr 4 friendly talk
thoy returned homo.n
HALIFAX, Juno 6.-Thn forest fro ia Htil rigging In
all directions. The town Of Milton, Qucous County is
In imminent danger,
, 1873-06-07
VICTORIA WOODHuLL.
Reported Death OF the Ercnt Nef0rme
from I1enrt Disease.

from I1enrt Disease.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, juno g-Yicto1ia G. Woodruff dropped
dead Of heart disease, In her residence at 7 O'Clock
this oycning. ; y l."
WHO at frst was thought fa:.bs dead, waa only
unconac,ous, in which condition aho s.in re-
mains, nct ftents gay with lltto probability
Of reeovc1y. Al tcue fr!ends autographed in ali
directions that Hha was dead this taat statement Ia
taken 0rano salfs and the whole story Ia believed
to be . doslgo TO create sympathy for her.
, 1873-06-07

LONDON Juno GA special from Berlin nagB !: " Tho
Emperor William is Herioualy sick, md his physicisnn
advise him not to undertake. journey to Vienna"
BERLIN, Juno o.-The Shah ot Porala leaves Berlin
Tomorrow for Esaen Wfcsbadcn, md Brussels. From
tho Inter city he goea direct to London.
LONDON, Juno TT a. ln.-snccial dispatches report
several casca OF cholera in Da,ltzi8.
, 1873-06-07

8r, Lou1s, juno 8.-Tho Iran Mountain Railroad
will bs advertised for sale by Coy. Woodson, in con-
lailrond Companies will probably apply for junc-
ton to gestsnn tho aa aud thu whole matter. and tho
, 1873-06-07

COUNCIL DLupTs, Iowa, Juno a.-Tho trial Of John
g. uosa for tho killing Of Sherman Brown, Ia thts
county on tho 2lat OF january, la7a wan concluded In
qutal tl1o ground Of aolfdetense. Tho waa
one Of a,sal Importance, aud attracted consilcra-
be attention during tue progress OF tho trial.
, 1873-06-07

LONDON, June GA letter Is published in this morn-
ng'a papers from Hteri who formerly the Private
Secretary to tho Emperor Napoleon which deneB the
authenticity Of the appeal Of tho exEmprosa to tho
Eronoh people, published yesterday afternoon.
, 1873-06-07

LONDON, June 8.-Dispatches from Melbourne re.
port tat panic prevails In New Zeaan over tho fro
qucnt and terrible hssassnaionB by the mouuaineers.
The aettars organizing tor defonco, aud another
MAORI war Is probable.
, 1873-06-07

LONDON, Juno GA special dispatch to the London
Timer from Central Asis announces tho arrival at
Krusnorsk on tho 28tl OF s1ay Of tho South Caspian
detachment Of tho Russian expedition nganst EhiYa
, 1873-06-07
dudley. the Mail Ixobber.

Dosros, Juno G.-Dulley whose completely In az
toBiyD mall 1ohortcH hRe boeu announced, left for
Pittsburgh lust night III custody Of two ocers Mrs.
Dudley lett In ths satqa troin With her husband
, 1873-06-07
n1nssnchurottp Lo1twlataare.

Dosros. Juno e.-The Bonate has rooslod from tts
amendment to tho uoosao Tunnel, and bill appro-
pristH 600 to complete tho tunnel aud lts ap
pryaclea Aas &huA passed beth branches,
, 1873-06-07
WEATHER AND WATER.
Station. Ear. 1HT Hind. | Hcashf

...... CHICAGO, June G-10:18 p. m.
Tho following reports have been secelvoA from the
D1nlnA lnEutipneJi N0lQWs
, 1873-06-07
! AuOVN Low
| WATER.


". 8. KAUFMAN.
Observer Bignal Horyice un!tel States Army,
, 1873-06-28

Tho Chicago produce markets wore worry Hteady
yoatcllay. Afosa pork was aotiyo and shade
armor, ut 414oo@14o5 cash, and 1890 sellor
August. Lard was nclivo and flr1n ut $500 por
100 roundu, Mdata wero nottvo nnd firm ut e}5o
for sllonlaore, 794c for short ribB. 716@8o for
abort clear, aud p}}d@11>lo for Bwoot plcklcd
hams. IItghwtnco wore quiet and un-
changed ut sa@ss,1o per gallon. Lake
froighte were active and unchanged at
30 for corn to. Buffalo. Flour was active
and Bteady. Whpat was firm, and 80 hlghor,
'closng at 91.2o>6 cash, and $i.171l aollor July,
Corn was nctivo and 20 lowor, closing ut o4}lo
for now roootpts, md 8291@82J6o for seller
July. Oats woro active and unchanged closing
at 2s11o cnBl, and 1890 eollor July. Ryo was
atcady and moro aotivo ut Coo. Barley was quiet
and unchanged, at 51>6o for good No. q. Tho
hog market waa largely ovorstooked and rricos
rr1od 1o@15o lower, closing at e4.20@4.6o.
Tho cattle and ahoop uarkote vera without do
clded change.
, 1873-06-28

recreation as proper celebration Of Sunday will
not permit thoir cuatoms to Interfere with tho ro-
ngiouB observance Of tho day, ii tho others will
consent not to crtall their ecoulnr social oatoms
Thoro Ia In this and other sentiments of tho pint
form adopted d spirit Of concession which many
pooplo will he willing to meet hall way who
would hayo boon oarnost]y opposed to any Cor
man natiVistio moyomont. or my acknowledgment
party. Tho platform, as whole, will strengthen
tho oauao In which 1t has bcou proparod and
those who do not agroo with al1 tho sentiments
oxprosaod in II viii recognize conservative and
1aw-abiding disposition to aeouro what the Cor
mai. n.Anoricans regard as right under tho Coy
ornnont OF their adoption. THO duty Of tho
aorman-Amorioan Libora1 Association viii now
bo, to hold the various elemcnts favorable to the
movement strictly down to the spirit OF their
revolutions, !"
, 1873-06-28

BY its subjugation Of the Independent Khan-
ntes Of Turkostan, OF which Kliya was tho lust to
yiold, Russia, despite English opposition, has
carried Ito territorial aggrcssions in Aala up to
tho boundaries Of India. 1t now proposes to
extend its railroad connections through Daku,
on tue Caspian. to Teheran, in Persia.
In this way Russia hopea to tap tho East Indian
trade which now goos by water along the dan-
gorous route skirting tho shores Of tho Arabian
Gull, and passos up tho Rcd Sen, through tho
euez Canal, into tho Mediterranean. This plan
has rodoublod English approximations Of tho
designs OF Russia, md is considered by the
Daily Ne,os as o formidable attempt to paralyze
BsitiBh commerce in tho East.
, 1873-06-28

majority In tho State, hold Grangora and com:
planning agriou1turists in contempt. '~1,nllrosd
corporations havo mover failed to pay promptly
and hbora1ly for all tho legislation thoy liavo
askod. What legislator he'd over reoeiyod dollar
from fnr1nor for special legis1Atlon7 Tho four
0rangera who woro eont to Dos A1oines had no
monoy to pny out for tho purpose Of putohau-
ing logia1atton; they went tlloro nsking
tho Legislature to do tlionl juetico,. With
out boing paid for 1t, and. tho Republican
Legislature Thought 1t groat joke. Thoy,
thoroforo, In tho Honato, put 1t Oh record TINT
the representatives Of tho Grangos, having nd
money to o1pond for tho purchase Of Legislation,
woro paupors, having no business nt tho Oapital,
and that they be sont to thoir honos nt tho oost
Of tho railroads, On condition Of their novor TO-
turning. It ia possible thnt tho Grnhgoru will
ha7o moro than four Representatives at Doa-
Moinos during tho ne1t Legislature, and that
thotr representatives will not 10 thoro as petition
ors' but "a i"w-ma1scrn and thoy will likely givo
senator Lowry and his Republican aasooiatos
indoflnito 1oavo Of absonco from official duty in
tie stato hcrenttor. As tho RopubltoSaa in 1879
lAughod at tho Grangora who had elected thom'
80 will tho Republicans Of 1873 1idioule tho pro-
tensions Of mon who por1nit thomaolvos to DO.
dupod by Republican professions. .s ::
, 1873-06-28

Parental relations in tho Walworth family do
not seon to hayo been happy In either tho prea-
ent or the preceding generation. In q letter
wrtson to his vito last year aftor tho probate Of
tho Ohancollor'a will, which loft him only hn
annuity, tho murdered novelist rofera to lis
father AZ "doad scoundrel dog" aud applies
to him other terms unfit for repetition. He
then t1lrns to his own chlldron aud sweara by the
demons who attend hlgh-Hpirited mon like
himsolf to plunge hla dagger into their
throats. Shortly his rage carries him into yul-
gar idiom, md he promises to "gut" them, and
their mother aa wolf. The language In which
ho addresses his wife ia foul beyond utteranoo.
It Mas stated IN evidence that, after readlng this
1ottsz, Frank tel! into ct, which lasted tor An
, 1873-06-28

It is ono OF tho peeanarities Of hygienio phil
osophers that they are continually discovering
somo new aud dangerous property in the most
common article OF food. Now that tho cholera IL
coming, in which ovont, NJ tho doctors tell us,
tomato ia the only safo vegetable to oa up starts
Dio Lewis and tells uB that tomaso-oating mikes
tho GATORS teeth fall out, while au Indiana to-
mntophobist makoB tho startling announcement
TINT he has known Of two or three tor7ato-oators
who have become insane. VIC presume that tho
two throo lunatics also cat broad and potatoes,
but this docs not acem to count for much with
tho Indiana ba1nnt. -.
, 1873-06-28

Charlab A. Dana has boon Buod for libol by
tho Vico-prosident Of the Board of Public
Works Of tho District Of Columbia, whom lo
charged with being corruptly interested in .
strest-pavipg company OF Washington. Com
missioner Davenport yesterday issued an order
for Mr. Dana'a arrest and his removal to tho
Warrington Jail, and rofusod to allow
him to give bail. In this way tho Commissioner
Hopes to pay of several old scores which ho
owes tho editor Of the Sun, who has boon one of
the bittorest asaailantB OF Ills arbitrary conrae in
Now York. Wl,othor I,o succeeds in his revenge
depends upon Dana's sucooss In the application
no has mnde to tho United States District Court
for it's interference.
, 1873-06-28
NOTES AND OPINION.

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE haa had great deal to ray
about sa1ary-grnbbers," mentioning various scna-
tors ana Of q hut for me
in this robbery. THE TRIBUNE has novor mentioned
why is this thusf" Many oyl.disposed persons in
Hnate that the great thnnderer IL not In condition
to incur Mr. Eonntor Logaus d1spleaauro. or courEe
such intimationB nro basc.-sprsnqftld Register.
Wo think that tho Register has not been an
attentive roadar Of the columns Of The Tribune.
That Gen. Logan was ono at those who voted
for tho Salary Grab bill is tolorab1y we'll known
to our readers. The presumption is that he
took tho back pay. In this respect ho ia neither
better nor worse than the rest Of tho salary
grabbors. Wo have soon no occasion to single
him, or any ono olBo (oxcept Butler, who was
tho father and special champion of the bill), out
for special animadvorsiou. What the Register
says about tho disploasure OF Gen.: Logan is
probably joke, the point OF which is too dim
for our discerpment,
Tho Baltimore Democratic primaries, on TueR-
day, wero overwhelmingly in favor OF GOV. Will
lam Pincknoy Whyto for next United BtatoH
Senator. "Back pay" killed poor Thomas
Swami,
Tho Republicans Of Philadelphia have put
up full ~ ring tickot for the October election,
with William Elliott at tho hoad, for Sheriff.
Mr. Elliott has bcon two winters Speaker In tho
r .,.1,.,,,. - u.un,,1,r-n 1,or 4ha ron;.1n+,ro
= t n,no..,. sa.1:ut ry.,:s- noa., .sa
IN M. Glnosta oHsr'c1, ."all'n1n ~ oVol'a "Ss
nanod; and for the Common Council, Seventh
Ward, John Dardsley. We aro thus particular
bocn11so On tho morning Of the Republican pri-
maries thero appeared thls notice:
Seventh Ward.-.To my friende,-vote for hlr. John
Bardsley, tho difference Ut opinion TINT heretofore
N~''''>' 00''''1 ' '''' ~' WILLIAM !. ovzsa.
The philatelnhia dGe SAYS:
via, III, ,1.;,,, = nvn,o ,x,. A,,o,aor n, N.
oora',3 mnoa ,v N ~ utao @ nid; ~ ~
ponmh1;can en1 most .1ninhln .n inntYensivc pco
III ~" y, ~ oo a,a ~ ".t ~ 4 iM.a,,oG l.,
certain tai bills. Forthwith he WAS set upon and br1s-
tally murdered! Mr. Ovens, distinguished mcmbor
Of tho Hing" was tried for the murder, and imme-
aato!y a1u seaap5SH ~ ~ @ t.a @ @ po
~ W. ~ ~ S ph'9 ''o' "0'>8' ~ ~" 'o'' tA'4' "''
10 Soto LOT.
-Daniel ". wider, elected ntate , Anastor ~ OF
Aansas laH' year' ID CUT III pupnhneo @o''e1 sa5"
1ng;>
Tho old Republicans Of '57 were not caat down 10
9pirit when J4go Ia,oy auemp.ea 70 pasn Slavery IN
Aaasss an a osef @ tne , eqaFy m ny Juclai G
tn mn ~ ar v ca tn that m hn rbt ta "os
norstiong. monopolics and almost uuyorsal corrur-
io1 bocalNo the suproo Court OF tho Unitod Htatca
stands In tho way Whether II doea Or not. the caass
, 1873-06-28


His carly life gave little promise OF tho artistic
achievements which havo placed linn in the
front rank Of Hculptors. Ho was wnitor In a
hotel, travelling salesman, and apprentice to d
clookmaker. It was while working at this
trade In Cincinnati that he took hfa frat
lessons in sculpture from Prusalan artist, who
was making Statue Of Con. Jackson. Ills
natural aptitude for this work soon WAS manifest
to his friends, aud his tasto for art led
him to accept position In the Western
Museum at Cincinnati, tho wax7work department
OF which waa In his charge for sovcn ycars.
Nicholas Longworth, impressed with his owl
don't genius, became his patron, and through
his generous assistance powora was enabled, in
1887 when yoarH OF ago, to 60 Europe to study
his art In tho galleries Of Florence He Was a.
aiduous in lila application, and in 1883 pro-
ducod his ideal study Of "Evo,"-a work which
Thorwaldsen said any sculptor might bo proud
his model Of tho Crock Slave, his most pop
ular work, of which ho has made ax duplicates in
marble. Among his other works arc tho Fisher
Boy" u Ponsoroao," "Prosorpine, !" "Califor-
nia," and "Amorica." His portrait~busta arc
tho most numerous productions Of his
chiael, and among them arc busts Of
Adams, Jackson, Webster, Calhoun, Marshall,
Everett, and Van Duren, Of which TINT Of Cal
houn is fjB masterpiece in that kind OF work.
Ho has died In his Goth year. Since 1883 ho has
resided in Florence, making only occasional EiH-
itH to nomo and other placcs.
, 1873-06-28
A BANKRUPT CARPET.DAGGER.

Tho Unitod Btatoa Marshal OF the District OF
Massachusetts has iBHued notice to tho credit
ors OF tho firm Of Hannibal /. Kimball Il Edwin
N. Kinball, and OF Hannibal I. Illmban lnli-
yidually, informing them that warrant in
bankruptcy has boon iBaued against tho estates
Of these Kimbnl1p, formerly transacting busl-
ness at Atlanta, Ga, and both noy Of Newton,
MiddloBox County, Mass, land that t. mooting Of
tho creditors twill bo hold at tho Unitod States
Court House In Dohton, on tho 1ath In
atont, to provo their dents md choose
MI Assignee" Tho list Of creditors and
tho amount Of dobtB aro also furnishad
setting forth tho Indebtedness OF tho firm to bo
s3,os4, 15o, and Of II. I. Kimball Individually,
84,577.45, making tho joint indebtedness Of
tho two hantr1lpts 81, EOS, ,727.45.
Tha II. +. Kimball will bo remembered rs hay
Ing been in Chicago some yoars ago, aud with
no epoclal gratitude by several OF our citizens
whom Ao pDrsualod into gold and silyor mining
Investments to thoir dotrimont and ultimate
1oaa. From horo he wont to Atanta. Ga.,
whore ho orooled m opora-louso, which
10 eventually sold to tho Btato uoyernmont
for gtato-Ilouao. LII connection with
this transaction thoro arc facta which layo d
boaring local to Chicago. It is naid that In this
liat Of dobts tllore ought to bo ono Of 100000
which he owes to tho Ropublio LILO Insurance
Company Of Ohoago, to seouro which he gavc q
mortgage upon tho state-11ouso at Atlanta, be-
fore 1t was purchased by tho Legislature. The
existence Of this debt and mortgage waa known
hoforo Gov. Bullock paid Kimball, hut ho paid
him; noyorthooas in full, without making any
arrangements for tho satisfaction Of tho mort
gage which the State Of Georgia "lll thus have
to pay.
Kimbal wap mombor Of tho Georgia Ring,
, 1873-06-28

A jackdaw strutting around with q poacock'a
feather could not be proudcr than tile Chicago
Times with tho sykea report on the hot~corn
case. II the Times had published the hot-corn
article which appeared in THE TRIBUNE, nobody
would have believed word OF 1t, ana no report
would ever hAve been made on it,
, 1873-06-28

Of which Bullock Was ohiof aud, whom tho Ad-
rnintstration party bocamo alnrmed ut
ita frauds and. abuses Of powor, and
rofusod to cntry thts load Of carpet
bag corruption any longer, ho and
Bullock and Dlodgott triod to prolong tho term
of tho vonal Legislature which they controlled.
and to prevent tho election Of now ono, and
also secured tho illegal election of Foator Blod-
gost to tho Unitod gtntoB Senate. At last, how
over, whom tho storm ,throatonod to, break upon
them, they commenced sooking for sholtor.
Dlodgett loft ut tho expcnao Of l,ia bonlsmon,
and Is now in South Carolinn, whose Governor
refuses to give him up. Bullock wont to Now
York, mud, when requisition was 1aado upon
tho Governor Of that State Tor him, ho managed
to oscapo with Ills plundor into oanada.
No ono In tho South know whore
Kimbnll went until this official no
tico from tho Unitod Btates Marshal dis
closed tho faot that no Was living near Boston.
Ho WAS sharp triokstcr, and he 80 successfully
covorod up h1a tracks that no criminal indlot-
mont can lodge against him. = -.
An Atlanta correspondent Of tho Louisville
oo1rtcr-Journal has analyzod tho 1ist Of debta,
and finds somo curious facts. Tho itom Of e118,~
600 duo to John Rico, Prcsidont Of tho Goorgia
National Bank, Was secured by mortgage on
tho Kimbatl Hduao at Atlanta. which Mr.. Rice
has since found plaatorod MI over with mort
gages and builders liens. Another itom Is
e1,0oo,0oo, duo to Honry CLOVIS l. Co.,
Of Now York. CLOVIS Was Bu1lock'e hnan-
oial agent Of tho State of Goorgia,
and handled many Of tho fraudulent
bonds which Bullock issued, aud was
treaauror Of many Of Kirnbalrs enterpprisos.
Tho Gcorgta Railway Constructing Company, in
which Kimba1 claims ho Owls S75, 900, was Sim
ply Credit Mobilior, tho Company being H. +.
Kitnban and 8. N. Kimba1l. George Cook, Of
Nov Havon, who is creditor for $50, 900, ia tho
fathor-tu.1aw Of Kimball, and was member Of
tho Ring. e. N. Kimbau himself Ia put down
Us d creditor to tho amount at $4,000, aud
Bullock for s20, 900. Thoro nrc numerous other
sharp transaotions connected with tho opora-
tions Of tho Kimba1IB whilo they wore in lenguc
with Bullock and D1odgett to fleece tho State
Treasury Of GoorgIa, which 1t would be needless
to mention. Tho moro faos Of bankruptcy,
which has overtnken the Kimballs is OF 1ittlo &C.
count as far as 1t concerns thom. Mon Of TINT
stamp, who fail for millions. always contriye to
sayo a largo amount from tho wreck. Thoy have
failod several times boYore for colossal HUNS,
II It ahoud evoutuato TINT at aomo timo or othor,
afor several moro failures and smart operations,
tho, real character Of thoHo mon may become
known, public opinion may admtnistor ponalty
quito aa aovoro na il they had rendered thom-
Be1veB nable to tho lhwH.,.
, 1873-06-28
THE REPUBLICANS AND GRANGERs IN
1nWA

THE AEFUHL4GAhS AMI GhRNdEAo LIN
IOWA.
Tho Republican Btato Convention OF Iowa, at
it's moeoting last Wednesday, got down on its
knoca and pitcously naked tho farmers and
party have another yoara life, promising to do
anything in return to obligo the farmers that
might bo .aked, provided to do so did not offend
tho railroad Corporations. In 1872, when tho
Legislature OF Iowa was in session, that body
was potitloncd by tho farmers to adopt somc
legislation on tho subject OF railroad oxtortion.
Some Of tho Oranges aont dolegatos to Dos-
Afoinos, to urge such notlon. Tho two
branches Of tho Iowa Legislature we're Ro-
publican by o two-thirda or threo-fourths
minority Of all tho mombors. The President
pro tenn. OF tho Senate, Senator Lowry, offorod
preamble mud resolutions, April "a, 1879, which
we're adopted by the Senate. They form Gu
rious contrast with the oringiug platform OF
Thursday last. Those preamble and resolutions
woro as follows;
WHEREAS, There Inns bsen constantly in attendance
on tho Senate aud House OF this Gnnoral AgsemlAy
from tho commencement OF tho Boesion to tho present
tme four gentlemen to represent tue great
agricultural tntorestH Of tho atato Of Iowa. known AZ
the Grange; and,
wnEasAs, Thoso gentlemen appear to bo entirely
destitute of any v'plo me"na OF support; therefore,
Isso,.<d ~ thu aonst. tne ,,ou,o co,c,rr,no int
tho auitor permit aforesaid gontemon to gather up M
tho wase phpegs, old newapApors otc from under the
.o a,a.r,sa, De 9onso
Knows About Farming, md That thsy bo permitted to
taao with them to their homes, II they hayo my, nll
, 1873-06-28

Spain is still without Cabinet, but tho Cortos
contributes to tho distractions Of tho situation q
new Constitution, which gives to tho Constituent
CorteB the election OF the rteaident Of tho TO
public, who appoints tho President Of the E1~
ecatiye Council, who appoints tho Cabinet Min
sters. Tho people elect the Cortos.
, 1873-06-28

The Catholic clergy OF Brazil arc forbidden by
the Council Of State to publish tho bulls Of the
popo until the Government haB accorded ita per-.
mission, and tho Same authority deny any civil
effect to aentencca Of accommodation.