davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-05-10

The Iowa State Ecletie Medical Society meets
jim Des Moinea on thu 18th inst. The Homeo-
pathic Society meets thee On the 18TH.
Chas. Reink, merchmt OF Ackley, Iowa, has
absconded, leaving faaily and debta. He CAR
ried away $1,000, !
l. Judgment has been g7en for $4,000 against
Phillip Werth OF Blackawk County, Iowa, for
failure to box the tumEng-rod Of threshiug-
machine.
John MoNamarn, Of hn Francisco, for killing
Henry Weddo, was cday;cted OF manslaughter.
Mrs. McNamara and Ri1lard Jackson, co-defend-
ants, we're acquitted.
At Independence, Iva. six suits, five for
$1,000 each, and one i'd 49, 900, have been insti-
tuted against saIoon-hepers by the wives Of
dissipated husbands, mo have been driven to
tlis extreme By persecution and the actions Of
their drunken husband
At Temple Hill, Jaason County, Iowa, on
Thursday, man nnurd Callahan went to T.
stable to feed and wshr his horse, young
stallion, when the anilaI knocked him down,
trnmphng him under fet and tearing his 1esh
shockingly with his teeA His death must have
been instantaneous.
The body OF m unkncrn man WAS found on
Thursday in Waverly treet, Cleveland. The
Coroner's Jury raturneia verdict OF death BY
heart disease. The mauwas apparently Ger
man, about 20 years OLE, varing mustaehe and
long chin wllskera. He va dressed in gray pan
falcons and drab coat. In his handkerchief
"W. F." wss embroidered with red thread, and
the letters ". H." in the fottom OF his flannel
Tndarehirt
, 1873-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE OPERA.
| The opera Of ssDon Giovanni " was given at
McVickers last night, with the following cast :
! Zerlina, Nine. Lucca Donna Annd, Miss kel-
! logg Donna Elpira, Miss Scof1eld; Don 0no-
rio, signor Vizzani Don Giouanni, Moriami ;
Masseao, Ronconi Leporeuo, Janet. The house
was crowded. It is somewhat surprising that,
with the present popular musical taste. "Don
Giovanni, +" in which the story and the music are
so eingularly at variance, should alwa..'
attract such largo audiences. II sel.
dom fails to draw q house lan Oh
people, whether on account Of the 1-tga German
element, or as the result Of meo 1raaluon' ano
last night WAS no exception. 1he performance
as whole, was not 50 e'en ana sati6iacsoSy q
tie other performances OF the season. lhere
we're many weak y1aces, orchestral and choral,
and the fa1nous f,~ios that run through the opera
were but indiGerently sung. The score OF Don
Giovanni Is q trying one, and the distribution
Of the music among the various charac-
ters is such as to require more first
class artistas than our travelling opera
troupes usually command. Miss Scofieldd
was not equal to the part Of Of Donna Elptra, ~
ohou1d not have been put forward to it, There
we're many features, however, that west far to-
ward redee1ning the performance, and the opera
YES, perhaps, E1Yen as well a8 u8uH.
Nine. Lucca's Zerlina is an exquisite little
gem Of acting and singing, what there il OF it;
It is unfortunate for those who have heard
Lucca but once to have heard her then
in "Don Giovanni" for her part is not
prominent enough to siye anything like just
estimate Of her powera. It Is pleasant, gleeful,
aroh. and pretty,-her CHARACTERIZATION Of the
Tyoly little peasant girl, and her singing in
"Batti. BATH" "Vedrai Carino, and the duo OF
"Ia ei Drem was treat 80 fully appreciated
th.t tho audience demanded repetitions. Her
ich voice, too, saved the eextette Of the second
act, and one or two other concerted pieces, that
would otherwise have fallen fatty on the
ear. Mime. Lnccas and Ronconi gave |
some refreshing scenes in comedy acting, |
which we're au the more cheerful !
because good aoting is rare On the lyric stage.
It is something little less than wonderful to see
Ronconi, whose age is va1iously estimated be-
tween th1ee-soore and three-ecore-and-ten,
take the character Of UasseNa with 30 |
much spirit. or oourse, he has no voice |
left to speak Of, but he has those rare |
"reminiscences OF art that enable him to !
mako the most Of the few tones that re-
main and deter him from protruding his |
voice upon the scene, except when it J
is actually necessary. Miss Kellogg took the !
dismal part Of Donna Asana, and rendered it |
more dismal than ever BY her pasaionless and |
5pintless action She achieved very decided |
triumph in tho singing Of the lettes aria.-whieh
, 1873-05-10
NEW YORK.

NEW YonK, May 9.--The Cotton Exchange to-
day resolved to encourage the laying Of an addi-
tional ocean cable, and to take the stock Of new
Edward g. B. Garcia, oonsu1Genera Of Urn.
quay, was arrested today on tho charge Of de-
! frauding elip-building firm at Boston out Of
S11, 900.
John Murphy is the name Of the burglar who
was shot dead in Newtown, L. l., 9 few days
since, while attempting robbery. He came to
the Western and Southern States.
A meeting Of the National Executive Commit
tee OF the Union League Was held to-day in this
city. Ex-Goy- Vim. A. Newell, Of New Jersey,
in tho Chair Only rousine business was trans
acted and .Ss;r Gcnlttee adjourned subject to the
vi r :? q now said the Judges Of tho Supreme
Court IN general term, who denied Stokes mo-
tlon Tor new trial, will not resentence him,
pending tho decision Of the court Of Appeals, to
which the case will next be taken.-
At the annual meeting Of the National Tenn
perance Society, held here to-day, VIM E. Dodge
was elected President, and J. n Stearns Gore
spending and Recording Secretary The receipts
Tor the past year were 953,982, and ex-
penses S53, ,842. Resolutions we're adopted ap-
inquire into the liquor traffic throughout the
country, aud to pass a general law prohibiting
the manufacture and sale Of intoxicating liquors
in the United States.
Application for letters OF administration Of the
estate of Charles N Barras, author Of the
BY the counsel for Hiram D: Barras, brother Of
the deceased, who is On his way from San Fran
CISCO. An adjournment Of ten DAYS WAS granted
Alfred H., John a., and Washington IL. Barras
are also claimants to the estate,
: The funeral Of James Hayes took place this
afternoon at st. Anns Protestant Episcopal
Church. a number of theatrical people at
tended.
, 1873-05-10
NEBRASKA

Alleged Incendiurisnl --Statc Press As
sociation--BanKO OrganIzed--Victins
of Monte.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., May 9.-The Tichnour House,
Of this city, caught fire last evening in two
places, under circumstances that lead to suspi-
cion Of attempted arson. The flames we're speed
lily subdued by timely discovery, and the affair is
to be investigated.
The Nebraska and Kansas State Press Associa-
ton will be here on the 21st inst. Gov Furnas
will deliver the address. Mr. Clark, Of tho Kan
sas Magazine, will read poem. 4 great time is
expected.
The heaviest bank in the State WAS organized
hero to-day; capital, $3.50, 900. John Fitzgerald,
Of Nebraska City, is President, and George P.
Eaton, Cashier.
4 man named William Delacey, beat ont OF
81 200 by monte men in Omaha some weeks
since, has commenced q suit against Canada Bill,
and other parties, for conspiracy. There is a
good prospect that he will make it hot for them.
Times hare been lively for the three-card monte
men in Omaha recentlv.
, 1873-05-10
FIRES.
Destruction OF Property in Various |
Places.

Destruction OF Property in Various
Places.
MONROE, La., May 9.-The Ouchita Telegraph
has the following: At q quarter past o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the Club
Room saloon, On Dixiard street. The building
being wooden one, the whole house was soon
in flames, and the fire, famed by tho
breeze, advanced down and ACROSS the street, de-
stroying, in it's route, fourteen buildings.
The loss foots up 9150, 600 insurance,
es6.ooo. =; KindeEman, Rd loss 81, ,oeo III in
insurance, lan 5s $4,000: T. J;' Be1nhardt. 19ss
900, insurance IS 900; r. Nelson, loss $4,000,
insurance $500; F. Endoru, loss $500, in
surance $500; L. BycrB, loss $500. in
eurnnce $4,000; Mr- Solomon; loss $4,000,
no insurance.; Gross Bross, loes e.
600, insurance SIS, 500; F. n. Nichaux, loss
$40 900; insurance, $1,000; Sander l. Abey,
loss, $500; insured, $1,000; Y. King, loss,
92.500; insurance, 81, 800; Charles Dunn, loss,
$4,000; insurance, q, 900; II. McKenna, loss,
e2oo; insurance 5000: H. Petzald, loss, s2,6oo;
insurance, $1,000.
DETROIT, Mich, May 9.-Oa Wednesday night,
the tannery of Simon Smith, at Holland, Mich,
WIS burned, with all it's contents. The loss is
nearly $4,000, with slight insurance.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 9.-The clothing estab~
1ishment Of F. G. Evans on East Water street,
was damaged this morning to the extent OF
$40, 600 by smoke. Tho fire was extnguished
before any material damage WAS done to the
building.
, 1873-05-10
DUST TO DUST.

runcral Of tho Late bishop n1c11ra1ne.
- '@'1~~ @@1 - ' or ohio. - ~~>'1 ~
c,,o>-. ,4a. nho +ux., .o.,,;,a r,
+he Ista Rsha MSs h1xaino too Ill., % GGgo o
Cn,,rn,, =; ts ~, +-1av ~ 1i
nulSn a.no LII '11e e1t'' 'o~oas' eoil1e1eA1e a' l.
oGrncA; mi,a ,,a .x, G. no,,,,. r,,,,.,,,
no oIuy W. nolne 4tun ~ ~. ~ -! o1MiGn Ht
Cbnro ~ ~ Ta . caroan 'nu and a4ra W
Cuticu. ~ cieissnlon ai'o @11'een 4aSnen
ae11u T,,a as .gan gan-uea.els. ~ ~ ,s...;o -
h etsa;. -. 20 ta 5;o,as car
he H.auuns W.,1n, y. sno euces9, eh1Sy
y. .ne npaee9p4. cnuen, c1qteyu ~ 'ne GI1enee
~ 1tnsiees ane rac.y u hensoa ~ Gones9 '1 nnu
tT - Hn1oa ~ rS,.n,, ~
son; YES vestflo7 u o1nei eoat'no7; c'tl1o''S ano
'bIangers; n:a,a ..:a.:. 1,;a,,
11aG ene uool ~ ] h;sopet ;a s9ass ~ ns3p 1shop
u 1i.on6An, Ia9uop nT9sns nsuop s,
, 1873-05-10

burTA1o, N. Y, May SIN tho town Of
Locke, Cayuga County, on Saturday last, Ger
man boy named Charles Eggler, aged 49, mnr-
dered @ little orphan girl aged 13, living in the
family Of Abram Westcott. The boy had been
work on Mr. Weetcott's farm, and he became
much annoyed at being ridcn1ed BY the little
girl on account OF his broken English On
Saturday, during the temporary absence Of Mr:
and Mrs. Westcott from homo, the boy assaulted
ribly. He then ran away, but was captured near
Ithica, whe-e he is now in jail. It is supposed
that he committed the murder out Of revenge
for being made sport OF.
, 1873-05-10

sentence. This Was ovgmled by Judge Brown.
4 motion for continua1cs was then present"
ed, the counsel for Tie prisoner claiming
that an important vaness Was absent;
The attorneys argud on this point :
until noon, when the ,'urt adjourned until z
p. m. The plea was tin withdrawn, and Il the
impaneling OF Jury Vas commenced. After
some time eight jurors ws,e selected, when; On
looking over the papers,, vas discovered that
tho previous Indictment had not been brought
from McHenly County, and consequently no
action could be taken On The case. The blame
ty Court, who failed 70 furnish this necessary
document. Unless theinlicsmenti is soon forth
coming, Judge Brow1 threatens to discharge
the prisoner.
, 1873-05-10
DEATHS.

DORE-1n this city, May 8 1873 Fredr1ek H., infant
child Of E. r. and Mary j. Do@r, aged months Is
days.
Funeral today. tbs 10th Inst, from No. 19 Aberdeen
st., at $40 a. n. =
KNupEN- Msy g. at No. 1:s West Laks-st, Jo-
hanne knudcu, nEed e, In child-bGd.
hIcLAUGfILm-Ou May {, at No. 142 South Green. st.
Francis Mclaughlin, aged 81, of consumption
n. Rocher, aged a, o! consumption.
JACKsoN-ou May At the Sma1l.Po1 Hospital, Alex
Ander Jactsou. aged r. uf smallpox.
FULLER On Nay James Fuller, at No. SO No11h
Markat-at., aged T., OF consumption.
GQETz1NGER-OnM Maps, at No. Is Purp1est, Fraa-
els N. Goetzinger. aged II, of consumption
COLLNS-On May !. At tha Home Of the F1iandless,
Jessio Collins, aged Il, & &hydzucephalus.
DQHERTY-At bis re.'dsnee, No. 1s9 North Poo"
It,, William Doherty, on the 9Th inst~
Funeral to tate place fiom his house Sunday ay L:
half past O'Clock, to st. Stephens Church bJ
to Calvary Cemetery. Ffiennds Of IT, 1a"V ara
invited to attend
HOWELL this city, Fdday eysn.s' A. u oeaoef'
MalvinA L; Spencer wife ct F. A. Fo"'' 0''
REAt No q est T.yo & e @sia Sae:X ha4v5as hanos11ns
Funeral Sunday It It. =: n r. 5fG " ats se,nePss %
friends Of The fa1uib arc invited to attesd
, 1873-05-10

Cattle Thieves ON the Mexican Border.
BROWNSVILLE, May 9.-Yesterday morning
rifles, drove large lot OF stolen cattle across
tho Rio Grande into Mexico, fifteen miles below
this city: While the ani1nals we're fordng the
river, a farmer near BY went to see what vas
1going On, when one Of tie thieves 1eveled his
+gun at him aud ordered him back to his home,
A messenger was dispatched to Fort Brown, and
20 party Of cavaAy started in pursuit. reaching
1.-THE crossing an hour after the last OF the cattle
had crossed into Mexico. The cavalry II this
instance used every effort to oyertaRe the
thieves, but without success
, 1873-05-10

DENVER. Col, May 9.-The Ilinds LegisIa-
ture Press Association e1cursionists atlved h'.re
this morning by tie Kaneas Pacific 1oad, and
we're received BY Cow Egbert, ard oth.r pro1nl-
nent citizens, who escorted them aboutthe city
and vicinity The party are all in the 5eat Of
health and spirits: and are enthusiastic Ger the
magnificent scenery, mountain air, bufaloshoot-
ing. etc. They viait tie mines and mineral
springs, returning here IN few days-
, 1873-05-10
Railroad Accidents

:: Special Dtspatch to The caicago Tribune
LASAL1E, May "a deaf. md dumb Polish
woman, about 50 Years old, while walking along
the Chicago, Rock 1stand d Pacific Railroad,
near the round house in Perm, this afternoon,
stepped upon the track only short distance
ahead OF an advancing switch-engine. The
engineer sAw her; and, not being aware Of. her
condition, supposed she would hear the whistle
and bell and keep out Of danger, but, to his sur
prise, she stepped upon the track too late for
him to stop the engine before striking her. Both
bones Of her left leg. below the knee, were 3rse-
, 1873-05-10

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
ROCKFORD, H., May 9.-Tho Beeds murder
trial seems as far from being finished as over
a true record Of the previous trial in DeKAlb
County, vas obtained yesterday, and the case
was called this morning: Mr. Wakenan, coun-
sel for the defense, put in plea in bar, on the
ground ot = nreYious trial. conviction, and
, 1873-05-10
The Late Gen. CnnbT.

the following dispatch last night:
PORTLAND, Oregon, May 8.
To Gen. n. Z. Sherman, Washington
3frg Czuby Is very feeble, and has not yet left her
ROOM She will leave on the next steamer for San
Francisco with Capt H., H1wkna and Gen canby's Ie-
Mrs. Canby will then go with Capt Hawkins to De-
troit {Sgned) r. 6AxTos,
Deputy Quartermaster-General.
8AS Francisco, May 9.-The renains OF Gen.
Candy started from Portland on to-nights
steamer. His widow is coming also.
, 1873-05-10
FOREIGN.
Nild Panic ia The Tienna Stock Exchange
~'"GoYernm.at did Inyoked. =
Rumored Recognition of the Us.r1ists
as Belligerents by the :.
.Spaniards.
Troubles with the Jesuits in
Mexico.
SPAIN.


MADRID, May a.-Admi1a1 Topete has been
arrested.
Gen. Velarde says that many Of the Carlists
are su11endering, and he is about to order levy
en- masse to crush the insurrecion.
The bands Of Car]ists under Compo and Gamez
have been defeated, and many Of the insurgents,
including their leaders, have been killed.
The misunderstanding between Velarde and
Minister Of War Nuvila has been adiusted..
LONDON, May Sit is reported that the Span
Earl Granville for the prosecution Of the Lon
don Carlist Committee, which is soliciting funds
to aid the eause of Don Carlos.
L dispatch from Lisbon says number Of CARL
lists took passage in the steamer which sailed
from there for Liverpool to-day
MADRID, May 9.-The Cariists claim victory
sert tnat they took two commissioned officers
prisoners, including a Colonel, and captured d
piece OF artillery, but these pretensions are dis
credited by the official dispatch Of yesterday, an
nouncing the defeat and rout Of Dorrega1ay,
which il Of later date than the .Carlist dis
atchee.
Gen. Nouyi1as goes to Navazre. In the mean-
time, senor Fieueras will act as Minister Of
War.
The United States steamer Shenandoah arrived
has asked permission of the military: authorities
to land and drill part Of his crew at the arsenal
BAyoKsE, May st is said that traffic will
soon be resumed on the Northern Railway in
Spain, there being q tacit agreement between
the Government and Carlists to respect the
neutrality Of railways, and permit the running
OF trains so long rs they do not bear troops or
materials Of war
Geu York Herald Special,
MADRID, MHy Sin the recent BATHS with
Dar1egasy, near EsteIa, Navarro, the Govern
ment troops we're totally routed. They lost 200
killed, many prisoners, small arms, and one can
non. Col Nousatra, the commander, is among
the prisoners.
The Government army in Biscay is in state
Of rautiny in consequence Of not having received
heir pay.
, 1873-05-10

speeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, May 9-Snteen Indians, in
charge Of E. E. Barnun, agent for P. T. Bar
mum, arrived hero to-day; They are bound tor
and Cheyennes. Others ire coming from other
frihaH
, 1873-05-10

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, M,y 9.-The Locating
Committee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
tie Central Methodist Diversity. with half q
million endowment, have. heated it at Knoxville.
, 1873-05-10

C1xcSxA71, May IA man whose nama is
supposed to be Paul E.tch CONN titted suicide
this morning by jumping into the nTer from the
Buapension bridge, distance Of ak ty-four feet.
, 1873-05-10

A1BAs1, N. T., May 9.-Eae Assembly passed
q resolution appropriating $4,000 for q full
length portrnit Of Abraham Lincoln, to be placed
in the Goyernor's room Of Ihe> Capitol.
, 1873-05-10

MoRn1srowS, IT,, May 9:-Lusignam, the
murderer, refuses to take food, and is trying to
starye himself to death before Thursday next,
the day Of his execution.
, 1873-05-10
MARRIAGES.,

FORRESTER-RYERSON- South Haven. Mich,
At tho residence of tho BRIDES father tho 7th tst
By tho Kev. j. Anderson r. Fl. Forester, Esq. aud
Mrs. Rose 4. Hyersou, both of Chicago.
, 1873-05-10

LIVERPOOL, May 9.-steauships Cubs and
Olympia, from New York, and Olympus, from
Boston, arrived out.
NEW YoaK, May 9-A1ived--Steamer ARA
gon, from Bristol, and New York, from Bremen.
, 1873-05-10

Sporting.
WAsHr,orox, D. G., May s.-Base ball: Phua
delnhia IS; Washington, T.
, 1873-05-10
MEXICO.

C1rY OF MEXICO, May 3.-The police have been
ordered to prohibit the Jesuits from living in
eecieties in Ajaca- Several Jesuits preached
disobedience to the laws and the Constitution,
md their arrest WAS ordered, but, being advised
Of the movement, they fed.
The Catholic Society in the Capital presented
Sanor Tieel editor of tho RiQlo. NTH = uedal
, 1873-05-10

-. VB6sxA, May CAUSED BY the failure lure Of "a a
Ine 6outse.4, Which threw large amount of
ieeaW6 6n the market. So great was tbs excite.
ment that business became impossible Specu-
tators have petiaoned the Government to order a
suspension Of transactions for several days and
adopt measures Of relief. During the ight Of
the panic Rotkschi1d and schey we're publicly
insu1ted On the Bourse.
The number OF visitors to the Exhibition since
the opening has been from Il 900 to 16 600 daily.
LosDoN, May 9.-A special dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna, states that serious dit
ference has arisen between the Archduke Charles
Louis, the patron, and Baron Schwartz, Super
intendent of the Exhibition, in consequence Of
the backwardness OF arrangements. The En-
Charles has taken umbrage and left Vienna.
, 1873-05-10
HAY.

RoafE, May 9.-1n the Chamber Of Deputies
To-day signor VisconH Venosta, Minister Of
Fore!g1 Affairs, naade speech in favor of the
plll abohshlng religious corporations. He said
Italy WAS not compelled to preserve the oDliga-
tions Of - 'MoEtmain by which these bodies ex-
tsted but at the satne time should leave the Gem
erals OF religious orders the means OF keeping up
their communications with the Catholic world.
Italy, in abolshing the temporal power, had
contributed to the progress Of the century, but
ahe must refrain from attacking spiritual power.
, 1873-05-10
Nickel COuuteKfeiter8-

LITTLE ROCK, Ak, May 9.-One of thu nickel
counterfeiters, trought to this city yesterday,
has turned States evidence, enc imRlicatng large
Efpfa
, 1873-05-10
CUBA.

M!X
gHAvAsA, Nav THE insurgents attacked the
town OF Zueayhama, but we're repulsed By the
Spanish troops.
Spanish troops attacked the entrenched camp
Of the rebels ut Najaro G1ande, and, aided by
artillery, dielodged the insurgents. The Span
lsh commander reports loss Of killed and 16
wounded, and says the Insurgents lost 1G Killed
and many wounded, who we're carried to the
woods.
"A Spanish steamer arrived here with 400
Carllse prisoners, who come to reinforce the
Spanish army in the field.
HAVANA, May 8.-Gen. Banogassi is dead.
a boat from the English gunboat Fly received
Bidwe1, the alleged Bank of England foreer,
and carried him to the steamer Corsica, which
left this evening for England. Bidwel is in
charge OF the English detectives. His wife is .
passenger On the Corsica. It is reported Bid
yell will turn 6tate'B evidence On his arrival in
England.
The officers and crew Of the steamer~Moro
Castle testified before the Spanish authorities in
the case Of Wilson. the New York thief, who
tried to rob the English detectives on board the
steamer Moro Castle, on the voyage from New
York to this port. Wilson will probably be lib
Grated soon, and banshed.
4 dispatch from Santiago dc Cuba, to-day, ssys
O'Kelley arrived there yesterday, and VAS placed
~ the Moro Fort His trial will be conductn'
there.
, 1873-05-10
CANADA.


spte1at D.spqteA 70 , 1hz Ch1eag2 1Tsounf,
VIrAwA2 on1., Nay s.-ln 1ne House o1 Com-
mons, yesterday, tne quesuon OF oncaai inter-
ference u e!ectaons VAS 1uly Fentilateo- Ihe
case IN point was the in1er1erence OF the Post-
:!hce Inspector with Postmasters, threatening
them Win olsmesA II voting against the Gov
efnmeqt eandaa1es at the Last election.
I9e Aouse h1ea the 3e eaiares eao OF the Llenten-
crease Of 1000 over former years. The Judges
IL Nova Scotia and New Brunswick receive
So,ooo, and III British Columbia S6,ooo per
annum- The Speakers Of the Senate and
Commons, S., 900 each; members of the
Senate and Commons, $40 per day. An
increase Is to be made In the salaries OF the
ministers Of the Grown and in the civil ser
vice.
, 1873-05-10

comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YonK, May s.-The following is the cot
ton statement for the week ending to-day:
, 1873-05-10

consHsai s,ffrara for t1a s6',th bo1faa;r ~
.pboth 12ehels and h1,cks wara at,o~a9 ~ n tua1
Jefferson nav;s won1J hava fau s,,,I,or+s ~ W.
Chase wshed fo sea tha conntrv rastorsd a. t11at
principle Of reimbursement @ ' 10''oi0o VI >uA'
C1NcnSar1 g.. Nav y9-The Chambar of co,,- +,
merce to-day adopted memorial m tha a. dsaIh %
OF Chief Justice Chase. recornizine his nntv ~
purpose; tho earnest maintenance Of his nrin-i
strength Of will: his unexcellod influenza in
molding the destiny Of the State. and his in.
portant relation to the revolution declarinr that
the motive Of his action was bis deep love OF .