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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
Horrible CrIme-A Child Murdered,

Horrible Crime-A Child Murdered
Annie Butler, between twelve and
hirteen years OF age, daughter Of Mrs
Butler, who resides near Little George
town, in this county, was found brutal
ly murdered on Tuesday morning, in
Cunningham's woods, about two hun
dred yards from the school house, on
the road leading from Jacob Sieberfa
to VIM. McGsry's. Itappesrs that on
Monday evening, as was customary, the
child was sent out to bring up the COWS,
which run at large, and not returning
search was made for her, and
che was found on Tuesday morning, ss
described above. When found, the body
showed evidence Of the murder bav-
ing been committed the evening before.
Her head had been smashed by q
powerful blow with q club. The club
with which the brutal deed had been
enacted was found near the body GOV.
cred with blood. A coropers jury was
summoned and their verdict was that
the child had come TO her death at the
hands Of some person or persons uu"
known.
DR.. F. u. Davis made an e1amina-
ton OF the body, but found no evidence
that any attempt bad been made to
violste her person, although the gsner-
al opinion is that was the object OF the
murderer, who becoming alarmed Tor
his safety by the screams OF his victim,
silepced her by blow on the head
which produced her death.
We learn that suspicion points
strongly to the perpetrator OF the crime,
aud We hope that every effort will be
put forth to ferret him out TO the end,
that even handed justice may be dealt
out TO the fend incsrnste who could
thus murder sn innocent child in cold
blood.-MrtnSburg Inoependsnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
ILLINOIS.
scrtminstion In Railroad Charges,

Discrimination In Railroad Charges.
BLOOMINGTON, October lO.-The
Board Of Railroad and Warehouse
Commissioners is in session to hear
charges against railroads for discrin.
ination in rates in favor of certain cities,
but as yet they fnd but little matter OF
complaint. Subpenas have been issu.
ed for a number Of business men repre-
senting different interests, who will be
duly sworn and examined. Governor
Beveridge has arrived and will consult
With the Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
PITTSBURGH.
Security Trust Company

PIrrsBuRGH, October l0.-At a meet
ing ofthe directors and stockholders OF
the Security Trust Company in this
city to-day, they agreed to increase
their capital stock from 20O,OOe to
100000. They expect 70 resume bus
iusss next week
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
SAN FRANCISCO.
Overland Stage Robbed.

San Francisco, October lO.-The
Northern overland stage, while ] be-
tween Redding aud Yreka, was stopped
by four masked men, armed with rifles
and shot guns, and robbed of $4,000
and one Chinaman OF $500. The
marauders threatened instant death ii
any resistance was made. Wells, Fargo
& Co.'S treasure box was broken open
and the contents taken. The. robbers
secured about 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
BROOKLYN.
Base Ball.

BROOKLYN, October 1O.-The eighth
championship game between the Mu-
tuals and Baltimores, took place to-day
and resulted in the Balsimores being
at the end OF the game
The game stood Mutuals 7; Bslt"
nlnrea 0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
ENGLAND.
Another Tiekborne Claimant.

LONDON, October l0.-A new phase
in the great Tickborne Barronetcy case
is about to be developed.
4 person calling himself Arthur
0tton arrived at Mapping to-day
from Australia. Several individuals
have already identified him as the per-
son OF that name and the genuine
claimant 1s Is possibly sn tmpoS
tof.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11

JAZZ COOKE undertook,
Upon his own hook,
To build up the Northern Ps c.nc !:
But his bonds would'rt sell,
30 his banks failed a. well,
And he kiaksd up o panic terrific.
-Caeaps Ppx,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
ITALY.
Count De Chambord,

GENEVA, October l0.-Count De
Chambord has taken up his residence
two miles from this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
SPAIN.
Export Duty on Spanish Wines.

Export Duly On spanish "1nes-
MADRID, October l0.-The Govern.
ment has issued an order imposing a
duty of fve per cent upon all wines ex-
ported after this month.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
EeR SALE CHEAP.
Commissioner's sale.

IN PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF
/ the Municipal Court OF " vheellng. West
Virginia. entered on the 2lnd day OF bspt.
enoer, IS 3, in the chsneeIy eauss In said
Curt pending. wherein Henry TIsmsn is
complainant and /. r. Jonsz, adninisirz-
tor OF the estate OF ~. Richardson, dec O.
and 9th sry are defendants, I shall, ss sp,s.
cial Commissioner named In ssid decree
offer ~ public ssle, at the front door of the
Court House Of Ohio county, W. vs,ou
wednesday, the o d day Of Ssv. Is7s.
commencing at II o'cl' ck A. 4. the follow
Ing dsscTibsd real estate, that IL 20 say the
eastern portion Of lot No. 10 In Michael
3rahaLn's addition 70 the city OF wheelin9
fronting forty feet On III Eouth side on
Quincy street, and runni- z back one hun.
dred feet 70 the alley, " tn he three story
brick house, brick stable and other out.
buildings thereon.
IL RAS OF SALE-Ons third Of the pur-
cbas money, and surh other sum a. the
purchaser may elect, In cash, the balance
In two equal annual lnstalIments, the pui.
chaser giving bond with approve security
for the deferred installnepis. astd bonds 70
ossT IN terest rom cay Of sale sale sob
70 confirmation by the Court, and title 20
De retained until The purehaas money y all
octs.tnav .speci,l commia,ocsz.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
New Railroad Project.

The meeting OF influential represent
atives from Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
Tennessee, North Carolina, South Car
olina aud Geargis, who are interested
in the projected air line railroad from
Chicago to the southeastern Atlantic
coast, which convened here yesterday,
to-day adopted resolutions recog-
mixing the necessity, Importance and
usefulness of such a railway. 1t was
announced that already Chicago and
Iudians have pledged 100000 to"
ward the building Of the road to the
Ohio river. The southern delegates,
who are very enthusiastic over the mat
ter, give assurances Of the ability OF
their respective districts to raise the
necessary amount Of money to con.
struct the line to the Atlantic seaboard
in Geor gia.
The amount raised by the Chicago
Board OF Trade for the yellow fever
sufferers is $1,000, while the amount
contributed by others will aggregate
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
CHICAGO.
Financial.

CHICAGO, October l0.-There is MOTH
ing new to note to-day in financial
circles here; everything is working
smoothly at the banks, which are now
flush of currency, and the mercantile
interests also report an improving trade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11
AGENTS WANTe D,

A FEW LIVE, ENERGETIC MEN
n wanted To act Rs agents for an old and
eIiahIe life Insurance company. cuarn-
tees or salary will be paid to tho right kind
OF men. Call on II Y TINT, Eq Manager,
whose Office IL near corner Foui teen h and
Market ST., Wheeling, ~. Va tep5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-11

. a oLIo
removes Stains and Grease nom Carpets
and other woven fabrics.
There IL no one article known
that Will do SO many kinds OF
work and do ID rs well as Sa-
polio. Try IL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
IS Poverty Il Crime !

II II Is, ;h,n there arc many crimi.
mails, for many are too poor to live in
any sort Of dv"on, comfort.
The standard ol hrnc&ty and excel.
fence, in The minds of many men, il
" .t. :. cit1 ?" Individual rlcnty
OF Hnn"y --,:iIl hi, barns full, and cx.
anime III, ,i,!c paper to broad acros
"i land ON whi1h no mortgage lies
and what multitudc Of faults arc
hidden beneath these things Wealth
hides more sins than anything clso.
"llc vas poor, but an honest man."
Ah, there it IT,, "poor" yet "honcst,"
they Fay, AS # the condition were
rarely allied. Anl that's the way
tho world t'"!S towards poverty.
Crime and rc:crtY go hand N hand
IL the minds Of too many Of rs.
II men would learn to honor and
trust each 'trrr for Their intriusio
woith"~,hrir wc,lth Of minl and soul
their ta'c!.t, Gcniu', ''ndus,rv, 30
briefly, &C., be nr rch or poor, and
, lower estimate were placed upon
cach cih9r for their Ne..lth Of purse,
we N0all a.! ne ripper, wiser anu
better. G"nius would oftcncr bo
rewarded and better appreciated.
"poor, yet honest" r!on would he
atimuiatcd to higher ,%ertions, for
t.ey would feel and know that honor,
trust and pro:it might follow such cx.
citiuns A man should be honore /
and aIrlaulcd for what hc has. It
was nrl your men Of wealth who gavo
TO the world the scam engine, and
thousands Of other useful and 'sricL"
tii2 inventions which have revolution.
iXcd the whole civilized world but
men OF poverty, who live in obscurity.
and under III" Ian Of lcproach on ac-
count Of such poverty. IT has ever
been tlus and, we fear, will continue
to lie so, for lnan hy nature is un.'
gyatcFu!, and money rules the world.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

We commcnu the folluwiu. extract
of 4 letter r.om Nlr J,hu Forsyth
20 the Mobile Re- St"r, to the at.
ie",icn Of ou. CITY lathcis:
We are for low taxes and FREQ
trade rs nearly rs possible. Tho
! nriccsSo! living in " innShoro are get
t'nH 20 be a serious matter.
1hn public market monopoly
~ Mohii" operates precisely l;ko
the or'"oi tax at,ho gates Of Paris
Aud What would be thought of our
city Fathers were they to build II
wall around th3 city and station off
ceiS al every gate to levy a tax on
every chicken, pound of butter, etc.,
that entered !ho city for food to tho
c.i!~c:tS .\nd to PIT case moro
exactly parallel, what would DO
Thought were th>y to establish n
bread markc, and forbid The staff IF
litc toali who did not rene Il stall in
tk ir bread market ! Already tho
cost 0! living is ruinonly high in our
city. 1t i" an abstac!c to the public
prosperity, AMI certainly a bar to the
growth Of the city,; population.
High Price seems TO hn mania in
IL" community, an;l yet nowhere, is
!'rd Ct AL kinds more naturally
ABUNDANT, ~ any one may see ut Il
glance III the public markets, whero
are li!"d up in vast stores the pro-
ducts cf our bays and rivers, and the
licE farm and garden lands that sura
round I'll" city and yet what prices
do N"Alliam~ pay FOR their fish ! AZ
toH fruit 'i' !, apples Of golG in ric-
tArcs Of :lvrr," E"ir to look upon,
hnt beyond the reach Of most people.
lie who would create and put into
practical operation system for
rhvapin@ the cost of living in Mobile
wuu,d J." Il hcnnIactor to the commut
nifty greater lhan ha who should build
for il u railroad. Our city rulers arc
on ,hc "r& path to win that crown
ofid'n;.nr.ion VIXEN they lny the slight
est restriction n absolute Free Trade
ana FOOD j. j..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
A. II. SlrnllCns

Closes letter to thc voters Of tie
Eighth Congressional District, Of
Georgia, announcing himself as Il can :
didatc for Congress, with the follow
ing declaration Of his political scnti-
mcHts
"Sunicc it to say, am Democrat
Of the "straitcst sect" tho Jcfl'cr-
sonian school Of politics. In it was
reared, and in it, expect to die. In
this school | imbibch Il fixed faith in
"tln capacity Of man for sclf-aovcrn.
mcnt :" and Gtm belief that upon
the unswcrying maintenance o? the
principles Of this great apostle Of
liberty rest, not only all future hopes
for the preservation Of our matchlrss
system of free institutions on this
continent, but al! sure hopes for the
political redemption Of the down-trod
den and oppressed peoples in all
climcs and countries"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

ciul condition of III, State. caused a
long debate, mauy amendments Lc.
;nu ,f,.,r,I c,I.n1 ,toI. ~ l. II ~,
measure. Sc. Rub,,tson held ,h,,
it WAS vcrv detrimental "a r1ntrm.
plate the -, ;,,}in, ont rf tEn State amv
Of the cx.cu,iv, ,s;ccrs, lie, hcli
it WAS the dutv To- i,rst G,d ont who
held the bonds. and t,,a, one nc,son
could perform the registry. ,hen rur
t;,,,t;,n v,,lI p ..;I,,,. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

burg and Union Railroad, with power
to send for persons and papers.
A message WAS received from the
Senate, that, that body had laid Oh
the table the bill to retain the nrpor-
tionment Of the free school fund Ct
tho various Counties in the respective
County Treasures.
n. II: Spencer offered resolution,
which was adopted and sent to the
Senate, that the General Assembly
adjourn zinc die on the 18th in {.
stunt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
A Lady Recommended for COESElSIlip

Mrs. Annc $,vcry, Of this city, has
been Recommended hy all the Iowa
delegation, and Ly thc united dsle-
ga,ious Of iivc 't"cr States, and by:
Twelve or fifteen Senator'S, including
Henry Wilson, for United States Con.
sul at Ilavrc, France, an Office now fill
cd hy Gen. Gla>gow, an Iowa man. We
understand that these rccommenda.
tons of Mrs. Savcry were procured
by other partic., anxious to bring to
IL test the question whether or not
Il woman may 10, and cannot fill n
consulate under the Government asJ
vel! az y c!e'hSaip.--Do Moines
(Ip,%1) Rsr;ster.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
WEDNESDAY, February l2, 1879.
SEN

Tie Senate met at l2 NJ.
! The following we're reported from
, the committees having them under
consideration: TO repeal an Act to
revise, simplify and ubridgc the rules
Of practice, plcadings, &c. 10
abrogatc and sink al! that portion of
the debt incurred in aid Of the rebel
Lien.
The following was received from
the House Bill to incorporate the
State Auxii.ry Joint Stock Com
pany, with amendments, the same
were agreed to. and the bill ordered
10 be enrolled also, returned, concur:
red in, the lcsolut'on asking for the
retention Of the United States troops
in this State also, tho resolution
to investigate tho rights under
the chaIter Of the SJuth Caro-
lima RAilroad Company a message
was received, stating that the House
lctused to concur in the amendment
to the bill to aid and encourage manu-.
facturcs and internal Improvement
after debate, the sane was made the
special ordor for future hour OF the
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at l2 NJ, Speaker
Lee in the Chair.
In the House, Mr.. Reed moved to
reconsider the vote adopting the reso.
luton of yesterday, susperding from
his privileges as member of the
House Thomas Hamilton, Of Beau.
fort, for the remainder Of this session
Keith moved to lay the same on the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

An Old colorcd woman recently
complained to white acquaintance
that the times were never 10 hard
before, and that really she could not
get enough to eat. "And what do
you think is the cause Of such hard
times r he inquired. "Ah," she re-
piled, "wc all knows dat well cnongl,
too much niger in dc l"gislaturc."
If the old woman had been Queen OF
the Voudous, she could not have given
more pertinent or apt reply. - ~
q. Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
SENATE.
TUESDAY, February II, 1878

J
Th, Senate met at ii A. NJ, ,r
a bill to aid and encourage Eanu-
factures and internal improvements
was read Il third time, passed and
sent ito the House, for concurrence in
amendments.
y bi to encourage anil provide for
the Incorporation of agricultural and
mechanical societies and associations
for tho the promotion Of the arts and
sciences, was read a second time,
passed to third reading, and order.
ed to be cngrosscd.
The following ;, were passed to q
third reading Ellis to require Ccun-
ty School Commissioners to establish
nights schools at each County seat :
to reqnir, County coroncrs to cl:r
rewards in cApit Al cases, with sui ~.
tutc.. 49, :.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at II NJ. Speaker
Lee in the Chair.
The coumit,cc on Railroads report.
cd favorably on IL bill to charter the
Raleigh and Augusta Air Line Rail-
read in this State.
=. Simpkius, from the committee on
County Offices and Differs, reported
fayorably Il Senate. bill to fix the time
forccrtain State officers II report.
The bill to enforce the payment of
the poll tax was read third time,
passed, and the title ,ordvred t. he
changed to that uf an Act aud cuIoll-
ed.
Bill TO amend the charter OF the
town Of Anderson was passed and sent
to the Senate also, bill concerning
the school fund ;.alsJ bill to inco: po-
rate the 'South Carolina Agricultu.
IA! and Mechanical Society.
! The bill to repeal the Act relating
10 the bends Of the State wa, maGc
the special order for tc-.norrow at
p. NJ.
/ The cna nactiug clause Of bill to pro.
VIDE nanncr Of assessing damages
caused blythe overflow Of lands from
mill rcnca WAS stricken cut also,
that OF bill to prcvent the carrying
oidcidly weapons.
! Cochran moved that the House re,
consider the vote whereby it concur.
led IN the amendments by the S"uate
to bill to cnco lrago manufactures,
Ne. A debate followed. Thc House
refused thercup0n, to Cvucur.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

table which.lns emotion was carried
by g. vote Of II to IS, which closes tho
! matter for this session.
The Stnatc bill to authorize Count y
Commissioners OF certain COMMITTEES tc
levy ana collect an additional tax for
cvE,aln'purroSc3 was amended, passed
u.1 sen, to tic Scnrtr.
The bill t" ppo>iA for TIC re.:3ta-
ti"n Of bonds, >'ctk and"uurun, Of the
State WAS put up,u its third reading,
amended hy aiding iiuc of SlUO for
not reporting, and passed and sen, to
the Senate. $685."
The Governor has signed t.? follow
ing Acts : 10 renew the charter Of
the Wofford College of Spartanturg !;
to punish amy person or persons vino
shall sell or convey any real proper
ty, &c on which n hen of any kind
may exist, without giving notice of
such lien to the purchasers to incor-
poratc the Darlington Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair Company to in.
corporate tho Second CoosawhStchic
Baptist Church, of Beaufort, to in
corporate the village of Fort Mills,
in the County of York !; to incorporate
the Harmony Circle of the city Of
Charleston to incorporate tho town
Of Hodges, in Abbcvillc County to
incorporate. tho Mariners Chapel of
Charleston ; to incorporate, the Union
Ass embly Society of Charleston to
refer 20 the qualified voters of Blrn-
we'll the location Of the County seat.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

The sacks for the California grain
crop last year cost California farmers
S2,450,0O0 or about one eleventh of
tho value of tho wheat crop Of that
State. These sacks are made from
ludia ju,e worked up in Scotland and
the President of the California Agri.
cultural Society is Of opinion that tho
bottom lands of that State are abun.
dainty capable Of producing all the
jute required and that there is enter
prise enough in California to manu-.
facture it into bagging material.
---------o - os-----~----
Mr j M (i1l min ILL La L. e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

Mr.. James Goodwin died in Jeifer.
son county, Ca, last week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19

Hcavey snow in northern Spain.
, 1873-09-03

Annual Meeting OF tho wisconsin
G.s:set1 g.01;yc os Good Fols.,1lya.
Sprci!{ Diorntch to The Chicago I,itlnt.

Annual Meeting OF 4Mo Wisconsin
GRAND E.otsvc os Good Ho,n:,1ara.
Sisteitsl Dtapatch to Tic Chicago 1ti1'tn..
MADISON, VIII, Sept. 2.-Tllo Wisconsin Grand
Lodge Of Good Tou,plars began their Eightoenth
Annual Session loro this morning. with NIL tho
officers and aoue fo,tr-scoro delegates present.
Theodore Kanouso, Grand Worthy Chief Temp
lnr, delivered d somewhat lengthy address,. llo
says more work hos beon done during tho past
thun any previous year. Tho uyorago condition
of tho Lodges ia good, though, thoy
n,cnt of duca. Tho appointment OF n
bteto Organizer. and holding conventions, Aas,
had good roeulta. Aid in tl4o cn1lao oi temper
nnco l,y Father Matthew teinreranca uoeictiou,
some 1ocalitiep, iB acknowledged. Tho for1na-
ton Of alliances and altauilancas i'll Courts fer
tho prosecution OF unlawful sailing OF liquor is
Hged sg a and 1oa%: Sh9r ,to oga a 1or to rHa5st r
Of the American tcnsitut,o:al Union, e1sd
itn agitation Tor the repeal Of tho laT rcquiria5
bonds OF liquor eclass, aud making theia Eeapon-
critic,tcl and gr-titutle express to tlloso who
atooti by md strengthened that law In tho Leris-
laturo aid to Gov. Waahhurn for advocating
obedience to law til ihero hay besn timo to tsat
lIra S. IT. ". Like',a, Trcasurer, read lheIr TO-
portu. ILo iorlnor thinks tlloro is abundant
reason to lejoico together orer Tho gnccesGcs
tho fnturo IN tho struggles Tor temperance.
Tho prcaos!t number Of working lodges IL lGl. II
gain Of S. Total acting luonlbershp, a,a20, IL
gain Of 22G. Receipts for tho year arc 81. .f0l
expenditures, 4,G31. An urgent u7paal IL lnado
for increased revenues TO promote tho efficiency
Of tho Order and push OH Temperance reform.
Tlis afternoon, standing. committees woro APP
cd. Tho election Of oilcors ia put down for
to-morrow forenoon. An interesting report wau
prosecuted from delegates to tho Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, at London. Some othor business
was trapuacte1, and Mt O'clock, tho Lodge nd
| journol for Btcambont excursion Oh Lake
honona. This oyoning grand public meeting
| IL to DO held In the Assembly Chamber.
| Tho Madison 9chuot2on Club turned ont in
| force, with n,uac, this afternoon, to welcome
tleir prize taking tologateR from tho Sclnotzo11-
fcut ut Manitowoo, and will celebrate with aongB,
| speeches, aud lagor this evening.
, 1873-09-03
KANSAS.

Hot yvca4hcr-Ln1i1 Controversy GEc-
tIvcola ti.a tsttEsru Indians z.llt1 tho
Otts.tVn tjntycrni1y.
Special Dispatch to Tht Chicago Tf4b.tne.
LAWRENCE, Sept. 2.-Tlo wcather-rccord to
tho 1st September gayo us aoyeral consecutive
days with tho thermometer ovor 100 degrees, tho
hottest weather during tho past six years. Tho
weather il worry dry, and there is not moro thau
ono-third Of a crop in this rart Of Tho State.
For scycral yeara controversy lsas been rag-
ing botwcon tho Ottawa Indians md tho Ottawa
Uniyersity respecting tho 1'rocceda Of tic Ottawa
Indian roBoryations IN Franklin County. lial.
Tho ln',GA panacl into tho hands Of the Uniyer-
Bity. aud tho Indiana claim that they havo
bcon unjustly troated. Tho mattor has
been, boforo Congress and under inyeB-
tigasio5l. Last winter Congress passed MI
act submitting tho whole nattor to Board
Of Arbitfa orn named in tho aot. They mot rc-
comfy in R3toston. organized! and appontcd II
interior Department., and the Hon. II. S. Neal,
OF Ohio, to CO to Kalisas md take tho toAtinlony
in tho caso Tint Committee III HOW in tlia city,
aud began work to-day.
, 1873-09-03

to place MI Of tho said inntituttons untlor tho
control Of single Board. Tho s'tato Buperr-
tondonts Of Public Instruction el,oli bo cr-onioio
mornborn Of Tho l}onrd OF Control Of onoll
institution. Tho Normal Sc,ool shall coutinuo
under the general supervision Of tho Bato Donr1
Of E1mcaslon, and tho University under tho
l}oara ol Ilcgonts. Troo tuition munt bo gtyon
and tho Legislature ulal establish in cacll town
ship md city n public library, to 10 maintained
by tlo criminal nnos, ronalticB, and .forletureA
Of naid tow,,sllip Or city. Tho Con,niaulon Is to
consider tho abolition Of MI specific tnxcs, nntl
in tho UM,or roninHnlar. Tomorrow, rnoro-
Rltion wifi bo introduced to submit tho question
Of Btrlklng cut tho word "malo from tho Con-
atitutlon to- . general voto Of tho won'cu
in thia .Btaie, ,-astor duo roEntrntio.l,,
separately :.ntld question to DO 90 submitted In
tho general o!cctiun Of 16T6.