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POIICE NOTES.

Patrick Dngan aged 40. of No 2G2 nOtt-st while
AZ WORK YESTERDAY "a Woostert fell down stairs and fractured
his skull
John Antoine. q Portuguese Trainer, living nj No.
9lS Esst Porty.h- YESTERDAY IRON the seaF'dug Of the
church nov IN course Fifty hns and Fh and vas
killed
Martin Ahearn aged lG years. OF No. 5l5 Tenth
ave while driving No l-S Inrri yesterr was shot IN the
wounded by unknown person Inc thoouus
is supposed 70 have been accidental
John O'Hara. age II years, Of No 62j West Forty
attempted Yesterday 70 stl ride on an neon ~ sensef
train Of the Hudson roa lie slipped All @ iom tie Ul
Al Etyenhave and The wheels passed over lo
crushed hi right lex. the Reception hcpa
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AN EXCESS OF LIBERALITY.

THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, always alert ana
decided frequently blossoms out into Supplements,
which are given away with the regular daily sheet-a
gift OF another paper ia fact TO every SUBSCRIBER anu
but TIE TRIBUNE daily spreads such FEAST OF good
things before readers that they at least have no r
son 10 complain Its reports OF current events-the
Congregational Council. FOR example-are extraorulna
ry full and accurate and its special correspondence
from ali quarters of the world become marked ana
important feature. The Lecture Extras" continue IN
active demand. THE TRIBUNE isa live paper
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYALA

Fin Avenue Hotel-Mrs. President Grant and
Miss Nellie Grant. Washington Lut Col Fletcher and Msor W.
British Army Gen W. BY Of Connecticut Solicitor
Banfed Of the Treasury Department and NJ Las OF
Nicholas Hoi-Gov Thomas Osborn OF ksnsas Gen.
George Cook Of washaon and Gen r. Jone, Of Bnghsmon
..Giley Houss-Sr A. 7. Gal, Of Montreal. Breroort House
Pullman Hotel BrgssUSekD, mel DougneT'T
ofPhadephs db,nrk Hol-The Hon. Henry Parnam Of new
Haven York HO-EI State Senator C. H. Adams OF Coho.s
n ". W,.mnstr Hobl-Coeor W. A. Simmons Of Boston mr.
Simmons lsfl Boston yestsrdsyl
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,,. finance ssd " ssow ssaes 70 NE csaSissssH
Of tbe unisn
A memorial, 70 the Senate and House Of Representa-
lives pettioning them remove all taxes that have an
effect TO diminish the productive industry Of the coun
try WAS also adopted.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
WEDNESDAY, April I,

WEDNESDAY,, April I,
Contains large variety OF Agricultural, Scientific, Lit
erary and Editorial matter. together with Home aud
Foreign Correspondence and Miscellany, much OF II
prepared especially for this edition. and not otherwise
published by THE TRIBUNE For the benefit OF the
farmers OF the country. there are
NINE COLUMNS OF AGRICULTURE,
including In addition to the usual full summary OF
farm news at home aud abroad the following notable
articles by well-known writers:
OUR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES. p. W. Stewart
ECONOMIC POTATO CULTURE =. ~ HeIsmeL
DEVICES FOR DRAWING WATER. Qlu,trated) Geo. Ge&eA
CARR OF NEW Mich cows. l.. b. Arnold.
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS. s. ". johnson.
THB COLORADO POTATO BEETLE. c. V. Riley
There are Agricultural editorials minor THE SEED
sWINDLE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AT
WASHINGTON, APPLES EVERY YEAR, AN EASY WAY TO
RAISE MELONS, THE AILASTUS TRBE POISONOUS
COMPENDIUM OF AGRICULTURE, THB CASTOR BEAN
STRAWBERRY CULTURE, TIE CALL For FARMERS
EXTRAS aud timely and valuable matter for al per-
son. who country places large small On the uhse
the agricultural reading this number Of THE WEEKLY
is equal quantity superior quality to thai Sappnes "
Journal devoted strictly and entrely 70 this interest
Among the other attractions and slgnncsn' ies'"'~
of this number Of THE WEEKLY are
WHAT NERVES NAY DO. Bro"nsSquaH
NOT A CALIFORNIAN HUN0RISr. John Pal
A PRsrIyAL IN LONDON. g. W.. \.
HoMI INTERESTS.
AMERICAN POTTERY
In THB LABORATORY With AGAsslA Bysfom" rspL
ACHsAs POSSIBILITIES. Story.
PoRRIGN AFFAIR."
DOMESTIC NEWS
WASHINGTON TOPICS. -
puoCprnryos OF Tag CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL
WORK IN CONGRESS AND THE NETWORK LEGisLAruSA
rHR CENTENNIAL AND Mr. SUMNER. Editorial
rBR TOTAL ABsTTNEycs CAMPAIGN Editorial
rHR CONGREGATIONAL COUNCIL Editorial
TaB LAW OF THE sASBoRs CASH kdisensL
sRNsITIvB GOVERNMENT. Editorial
rHR WEEKLY WEATHER CHRONICLE
TIKI DRY GOODS TRADE
TIKI NETWORK HoRsR AND CATTLE MARKETS
GRAIN PROVISIONS, COTTON. WOOL cooSfhi rSV
pucR AND EUROPEAN MARKETS
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will DO ready at THE
TRIBUNE counter this morning Price in Wrappers
rsadv for ma,,,p, cents BY mall per year, q In
china ot ~ % one address q - copy Of 20 10 enc
address A 10 Nor COPY Of % more " ono address,
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Gsv.yeAh
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STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMoND.-The Circuit Court and Court of
Oyer and Terminer for Richmond County will convene
at the County Courthouse next Monday Justice Barnard
presiding. There about 80 criminal and civil
on the calendar, among the most Important Of which
Francis Wiener, charged with attempt TO burn
the passenger depot OF the Staten Island Railway Com
pauy AT Richmond Valley, and Police-Justlce Thomas
Garrett. indicted seven counts Tor misconduct IN
office. There ~ also an interesting case in which the
Mare Island Girl and 5000 are involved. Since the
arrangement by which all persons committed for 60
days or over are committed 10 the Kings County Pen
tina Island.
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JERSEY CGrY.-The striking rockmen at the
new tunnel OF the Delaware aud Lackawaua Railrond
still remain passyey obstinate. and refuse TO resutns
their work As no new men have been employed ct the
tunnel, the strikers have nducsment them TO
commit violence, ana the contractor appears to have
adopted the policy OF letting the rockmens obstnancy
starye itself out. The married who sre on strike
they already tired OF the trouble ana but for the
agtators and single men, would have returned to their
employment before this As vet there no prospect OF
pacific settlement and the contractor says he can hold
out longer than the AT meeting OF the Boa I'd OF
Aldermen last night the following gentlemen were an
pointed TO constitute the new Board Finance aud
Taxation For two years Alexander ii. Wallis Bakeiy
Wilson, and Matthew Armstrong: for one year. David
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

POUGHKEEPSIE.-Six loaded freight cars OF
the freight and passenger train the Dutche
and Columbia Railroad were thrown down 30 feet
through Glenham Bridge into the creek below yeser-
day afternoon. The damage TO the bridge and the cars
was about 1000. No one was hurt.
, 1874-10-24
acknowledgements

I0ET bekjendtgj0res herved at der
" Tirsdagen den Tide November
nRstkommende ON Eftermiddagen
III. 2 sIet, i Huset No. 81 i denne
Dyes Kongensgade, of undertcgnede
Executor testament vii blive afhoIdt
en- Session i afgangne Captain
B. p. DE NULLY's Boo under hvil-
ken Session Conditioner for Salg
at BOets taste Eiendomme vii bIiye
tremlagt til Vedtagelse og Sp0rgs-
maal ON U~dbetaling af ct Lcgat og
nOgle Annuiteter henstillet til
Afgj0reIse.
st. Croix, Christiansted l4de
October 1874.
FORSBERG.
Executor testament afg.
b. p. DE NULLY's Boz.
, 1874-10-24

that politicians amuse themselves by specula-
tons on the intentions of distant and indifer-
ent potentates. If S%errano, by himself or his
lieutenants, at last succeeds in terminating the
civil war, he may regard with perfect equanimi-
ty any friendly relations which may have been
established between the Emperor Alexander
and Don Carlos.
, 1874-10-24
FORSBERG.
Executor to the will of the
late b. p. DE NULLY.

[0EN aarIige Examen i Christian
III steds Borger-og AlmueskoIe af-
h0ldes Fredagen den 30te DIS. III. 10
neutrality-suspicious. ForeIdre og
Verger SAINT ALE, der %interessere sig
for SkoIen, indbydes til at overv@re
Examen.
Skolerne aabnes igjen Mandagen
den Ode November, paa hvilken Dag
nye Clever kunne optages.
Christiansteds Borgerskole, den
lode October 1874.
CONRAD E. SORTERUP.
THE annual examination of Chris
tiansted's Burgher and Lancas-
terrain Schools will take place ON
Friday the Both inst. at 10 o'clock
a. m.-The parents and guardians of
the children as we'll as. Others, who
may feel interested, arc invited to at
tend. 4 o.
The Schools will be reopened on
Monday the 9th Move mber next,
when new pupils maybe entered
Christiansted's Burgher School,
the 10th of October 1874.
CONRAD e, SORTERUP.
H. q III 44Es-f
, 1874-10-24
Publication.

IT is hereby made known that on
Tuesday the 18th November next
in the afternoon at 2 O'clock at the
House No. 81 in King street Chris
tiansted a Session in the Dealing of
the late Captain b. P. DE NULLY,
will be held by the undersigned
when and where conditions for the
sale of the properties belonging to
the Dealing wiIt be produced for
approval and a proposal regarding
payment of a legacy and some an
nuities submitted for decision.
st. Croix, ChriStiansted October
18th 1874.
FORSBERG.
Executor to the will of the
49, D IN NJ
, 1874-10-24

Executor testament i afg.
b. p. DE NULLY's Boz.
, 1874-02-11

Meeting Of tho Intliaran Stnto Ronrd.
$peeiai Dfspatch ta The Chtcu3o Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 10.-The State Doar1 Of Agri-
culture went into session this morning; present, tho
full Boara. Tho principal object Of the meeting wns
tocompete tho dc!as for the next Slate Fair aud Ex
position.
Tho first subject considered waB the confirming tho
appointment nsaso lust evening by tho guarantee of
committee Of citizens to act III conjunction with tho
Executive Board in tho management Of tho enterprise.
The City Couae and Doara OF Trado had refused to
hayo anything whatever to do in tic matter this year.
Tho Board settled tu difficulty by acknowledging the
right Of the guarantees to designate tho Committee,
tho Council and Board ot Trade having refused to
mako an appropriation.
Cul. Bowling, Of Terre unute offered tho following:
l!<s9iosd, That thu resolution adopted on jan aa
proy;l.t!ng fosa nodo Of operating, tho citizens Of
be. and tho same ta hcroby, reported.
Reaoteed, That tho management Of tho Exposition
conferred upon committee Of tltte members of s
Board together with tho President ud thres citizens
espoan n s:nf. VIZ f. H. fFnssss E. ssras s hs
authority il hereby conferred upon sald Committee
10 said Exposilo rrorsr: aa fusthor, ta tae taii
H. I Allen, =. i. aiarnaa1o, aid oAarlss 4. Howanl
ing to !hu Exposition Of 1B1l tho ntnbers Of
th,s poard a'd hat thpy Ahnl receive tho gao com
pcnHatiau when Oh duty as incn'hers Ut this noard
Ou bowling submitted tho following resolution
Rcsa|ped Tiut tic Fina1,ce Committee ba requested
u otatn from Tho Secretary and Treasurer B.9te-
ment Of thu wholo amount dun from this board to
various claulans 1T tho closs Of the Exposition,
tho uatnre nf each clninl, and for what
purposes the IenH havo been contracted, antl
lin. caa Committee report for tho information Of this
bparl At tl.v pre4ent session.
Adopted.
1lr. Davidson offered tho following: -. -.
Rcsored That tho seyeral entry-books IN the I've
stock department for 1874 should represent the Hatno
number of premiums III each department. and tint the
amount nlottrd to eAcA book or stock department
ought to be III accDrancu with tho relative vulno that
Tho sovernl departments stand to tha whols people.
Adopted,
largo portion Of the day devoted to arranging
lle pEemlun.lst. Adjourned until tomorrow morn
lug.
, 1874-02-11

Arrangements for tho Autopsy OF tho
Remains,


Arrangements for tho Autopsy OF the
Remains.
Special DispateA to Tho Chfeago Tribune,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10-A full meeting Of tho Col
lego Of Physicians md Surgcona was held at their hall,
Thirteenth and Locust streets, about 10 o'clock last
night, 10 make arrangements fur tho autopsy Of tho
rena!u1 Of TIC 5ianlcne Twins. The bodies were re-
ported to 10 III good state of preservation having
been injected with chloride Of zinc. A statement was
1nado by DR.. Pancoast respecting Ills trip to North
Carolina, mud vote Of thanks wns rendered to him
and tho physicians who accompanied him for t1lo ans-
factory rcsnlts u their trip It stated that $3.50
bad hcen appropriated to pay the EXPENSES Of tho TRIP
penBus Of tue CoIn!sgon OH hoir late journey. The
subject Of tho autoEay referred to committee
FROM Mlcr Museum. consisting Of Drs. John 0tnsan
ranc, William Hunt, and y. Weir Mitchell, In
junction With Dru. Alien and ParconBt.
Dr.. 1foll!ngswnrh, OF Mount Airy, physician Of tho
twins, read a letter from tho egnt adviser If ths
family. Thu document laid groat streHB upon the
ngrccmeAt Which pa1coast aud Its colleagues
tered into mt to dsaect tho bodies or
cut tho connecting band n 'front.' hut IN the back.
IN such would Interfere with tho public exhibition of
lie bodies, which tho relatives propose making after
tho autop8y ha8 beon held TAe lottor also ius.rc.s
the College TINT tho utmost preeuution must 10 taken
coast md bis colleagues forfeit slou, 600.
full resposisty Da Se anly poraons prcssnt csst
nt tho hnnl examination will bo medical
lion, aome Of the moHt eminent Of whom
haye beol invited from MI paris Of to country and
from England. The cotnB oroned to-day III tho
rrcscnce Of TIM aboyo.nanlcl Committee, and 1t VIII
determined 10 Immediately Te-embalm the bodies. A
full report Of te Investigation na11 will 10 la!d before
tho rcaderB Of TuE TnHUSE during the ensuing week.
, 1874-02-11
TILE LAST MURDER.

About half-paht o'clock last evening d man
namcd John Teddou was driving OIL Tws1ty1
novonth nsroot noar Walleco, whom ho VAS
assailcl by Il pnrty Of boys, who eltaolscd hin,
with snow-ballH. Tho nun boro tito an,,ovnnco
for n si'no. nnd attempted to avoid lin ,,ofsoc,,.
tors by driving away. The Buys continued thoIr
attaok, uutil finally Todlon alfglitoi frotr,
hts wagon, into.idlng to pilrsno and
1nnish ll,o attacking party. Wilat trying to
overtakc Them, q boy .slsoso natac Ia unknown
ran up In front Ut Tetldon and stabilized lin in
tho lott aldo below tho ribs. Tho ktfo n,n,lc D.
horrible wonnd through which tho ontrailH Of
tho unfortunate victim protrudol. Bomo
mon. passing by soon aaftor. raised lllo
proatrato man. nnd, having ioarnol
lila home. removed him tllcro with i'll possible
lasto. 1lo was mado rs comfortable M possible,
and DR.. Higgins called. Tllo physician tlroBscd
his wound, which Ito pronounced dangerous In
the extrolne. T1,IB probable victim Of tho
knifo is . German, about 25 ycnra Of
ago, unmarried, and lives nt tho COR
nor Of Twouty-sixth mud Murray stroota.
Intelligence waB received ut tho Contraf sntlon
at hntf-paAt o'clock Tits morning thnt l,o was
sinking rapidly, with little prospect Of hin sur-
vfving l,ntn morning. At o'clock, Ollicor Ian
dock anccoodod II, arrcsting T. young nnn nn,nos1
Nlicl,aol Carey, and locked lin up In tho Second
Precinct statfon, vho 1t is alleged, IL the 1nati
who inflicted the fatal stab.
, 1874-02-11
LEGAL INTELLIGENOE.



Special DispatcA to Tile CIica3o Tribune.
GRAND RAr1ps, Fob. 10.-THE TRIBUNE OF Jan. 80
contuucs1 special te1cgraphlc statement Of suit
brought In The Kalamazoo Circuit Court by tho Hon.
Charles Z. Stuart L. p, sheldon aud Henry Dreesc,
prnyng for Injunction to restrain the Board Of
Education Of Kalamazoo from collecting taxes 10 sup-
port tho High School in that city. Several Of the
nbeat fawyera Of Kalamazoo appeared for tho CON-
pla3uantB, and cx-Attorncy-dencral Dwight Muy ana
Tho most prominent awyer Of Grand nurids for tho
defense. Gomrlnnnnts argued that III graded schools,
u1tIor te laws CT Michigan, nothing hut English aud
tho elementary 1Gncca ca he taught unless paid for
III rato bills by tho pupils enjoying sucl adyan-
tages, gnd that schools In which atlcicnt or
modern languages, except English, taught canot
lawfully ha nlntainrd by lax. Detense showed that
there Is nothing In tho laws Of Michigan restricting
branches Of atuly in primary schools, aud coneNdcl
that graded Or high schools are simply matters Of
veniencc, adopted on account Of arao number Of
pnrs, and, therefore, governed fy sc samu law With
out refcrcco to thu corsc Of study to be pursued In
naeHss esu made BY Sherwood. 1Iswcs aud Severance
Hughes 1or tho Bourd T u Ed9caton. Ill 5u.ise ,
with mich interest throughout this s,au,
nla,iy considering test whether lg'. schools, Ftp
ported by ln1at1On are legal institution In Michigan.
Tic Judges decision IL, substantially, That special Aab
Of tho Legislature Wien construed in conncctian
with Tho general law, authorize tho establishment IF
high nchOula, ul.d thcir maintenance by Tux upon
property, and that nore Of said satutc1 ytuiac any
provision Of tlD constitution. Docreo WIS tleroupon
Gntcred lsmssin8 thu b!ll.
, 1874-02-11
Public Sentiment tra Ncbrnslsa,

Snrclul Dlsputch to Ths Chjrngo 7tittue
OMAHA, Ecu. 10.-Thera Is intensc feeling bore Ut
1ho otrSeos sfs condition Of ntiaira r. the 1n
from Tie Indians on tho plalns This drives thu.l,
through hunger, from their reservations. und several
bands arc now knnwn to ho wandering III search Of
plunder west Of Sidney Ncb. Thoy Threaten to enter
tho Republican Valley, region inst filling with white
settlements. telegram was received ly Gc,l. Ord,
commanding tho Department Of tue Platte, thla
morning. from the commanding oeer at Sidney Hay-
ing that ranct,nen at cort-1Ioife Rock driven
miles 1ast might by party Ut Indtana, Gen. Ord
hun sent two hoaie Of cavalry. rroyiaioncd for sx
daya to scour TINT sectiou and drive the Indians
north Of tho p1nte. Tho Unnhn Herald will to- NOR
TOW rgo tho holding of meetings III this city
anu at u town. westward, to impress upnn Congress-
the necessity Of ractng 1u!an aIaiEs in tho hands Of
tho army.
, 1874-02-11
FOREIGN.
The Conservatives Continue
Their Gains in the En-
g1ish Elections.
Tho Spanish Government Consents to
Exchange Prisoners with
the CarlfStS,
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Tcb. 11-Twcniy-acycu members Of tho
now Parliament wcro choRcn yesterday, making tho
total elected b36-283 Conservatives aud 253 Ltberals
an l1emn-1sllors Conservatives have been returned
liancnt and Liberals hnyo replaced twenty Conscrva
ttvcH. Tho number pf members returned from Ifianl
halers sixteen Conservatives, and eight Lihorala.
It a announced That reconciliation haa beeu gfcct-
cd between DiaracIi anl tho Alarnls Of Salisbury and
haya consented to nssst Diarncli to form hs Ministry
LONDON, Fob. 10.DIsracli delivered an ndt1reas ut
constituents tho result Of tho clections, which lo
tlecEnrcl Justified tho policy Of tho Conservative party
In Introducing md carrying reform law when last it
held power.
loHDoN, Fob. H. .. m.-So far 2s4 Conservatives
and lao LeralH have been returned TO tho onsc from
lanl, and 81 Conservatives anu "A Liberals and uonc-
Nnlers from ireland,
There wna much riong Mt Chesterfield and Daras-
ley yesterday, aud many policemen were injured.
, 1874-02-11
MINNESOTA,
Speeia! Dispatch I" Thu Chftayo Tribune.


Sr PAUL, Fet, 1D-Thc Senate resolution Of inquiry
replied to by hitter from Treasurer nlke Bow-
that cxAuor Mc1Irath made large sales OF stunago
oil school and university pine nnB OIL credit nnA rer
eonhl notcs without Legal authority, mud nlado
turn of such raies 10 tho stat3 Treasurer except Of
pAymoNta Of notes and accounts. Tl!tH practice,
iaanai,cd by Mc1rat for Several yoars gavo rise to
grays suspicious, aud the 6anato to-dny orlcred
special committee Of three With full power to inveatl
gatc the lnattnr. Numerous prominent lumbornen nye
involved III tho suBpiclons, which are briefly, that tho
State as not received Ray fnr nil stunpaga Bol pnl
tint Stnte no nns for several years hold In c0ll.
tro 1T ring of lumber spccuatora with Mc1lrutA ~
tlnir ngent.
All tic railway tariff bills were mado the special Or
dor for Saturday.
Three representatives of tile t,tatc Grange Commits
teo appointed 10 watch legislation, aIaittcl to
Heats on lilo floor Of tho Senate for lie remainder Of
tue acsslo,.
Tito judiciary Commtteo proposes a now artielo
OF tho Constitution en.ted Corporations and C,ul-
1noll Currlors" establishing ana limiting regulation
by thu 8tate, al prohibiting c0biuationE Ut naturally
competing liuos.
Wki1isou'a Common. .Carrlor bill, practically max
Inn contracting CARRIERS tho insurers Of goods until
delivery, ,Yaa amended by excepting marine risks al
bils fair to pass after tho Bocod ay'a debate Iii tho
Hetlnte. .. ...
The tlay general order IN each I1ouso Includes oyor
fifty ln. How progress IL being nHdc, ant, by con-
s!Aussouul limit, the session ends March 7.
, 1874-02-11

snte'a' Dfsratea to Tho caieaqo Tribune.
DEshIorNEs, Ia., Feb. 10-1n the Iio,Hc tn-lnv Mr.
recta bill for tho reduction Of In, raia,tes nr nom
hcr. of lin rco,s1aturo ,not ,,ft,, ,nI., o,,,sa IT,
tue proposition OF an amendment that the naases ot
all State officers bo reduced in tho proportion
nnor tha nnf.1oronn,,s. rrannsna ~. asoi pa. @
cnIicnne ,no ~ oatfo saa accept ne
t ~ t as.Ss "a7 oroPpeu re"u4s' ana Wills
Tho seste % Iu had auoher eret Of ta. in
wc VIII sGna.o5 Jess Mah ta era; nut tue question
seasdn Wss ''e III more
t,a M 70 @ @ Inc eatea Of county snpcfn~
ha cnS nv or "!n "a n5 Sv 'o ~
1"c cn'ei "na ~ now ona N INC committee foomS+
ho,1 , o,.aE aE 1.ro"I III ua.; Go'taak. I ., H.
t ss my ,,4, a. hou % eaut uty tney III uesrss in
sno uitn. I9ntne ~ ais!1cu ~ Se1l aAu " ;i"nii:-
@ us o!''a G see' ~ Eve ~ .:sI' ~ NO
Smo'e1s @ & nss1ra s % IT. u anS lonmtse' ahaS,
!nb ~ .!te3 na.s autseu l.e plooel to-uay nnl!ca
rea ~ mi t"ra ~ ner o ce aS M t m1ng
fates OF a roads IN ts STATE Lilo O!l met Will solno
laYor, hNu WIS uu!y fciestetl. l.--.-..---.
THE HEAoh1ouL1uhAL COLLEGE INVESTIGATING COMMIT
$50, TEE =, .. ~.
, 1874-02-11
Report Of n Committee on the Sub
jcCt Of Patents and Pat
CntcCs.
Congress E1emorlalized to Restrict Pro.
lection to a Term of Five
Years.
Resolution Favoring q Territorial Gov
ernment for tile Indian Ter
ritory.



Snfefo1 Dhndeh to tbs Chicago Tribune.
6r. LOu1B Tob. 1o-Tfc proceedings Of tho Nnt}or-
al Grange today hnyo mt been Of great innortnncc
Although It wus Yesterday resolved 10 hayo troo ros
t w r. ~ ~ ~ ~ '~
s'ons . aas III intnfe' only TWO havo boon
osd, tho evening having been given up to tho bllei-
ness Of few Committees and to pleasure, Tho Exec
ulvn Con,,nitfcc has frrn,ac ta .bstroct
-, -, ra.a 10y :. - ,.,,, ~ -, s""'' -11''"o
" .ao pfess' ana II Is 'hasaaly leat1.
lor, Of South Carolina, presented tho report Of the
Committee Oh
comstEt,c1a1 uEL8r1oHE
Your Committee cordially jnlorso the intuition of
tho resolutions ofcrc,l iy Mir Aibet, M to uRklnr
CunrcEH to restrict Tho Time md roynliy allowed to
patuntccR aud recommend that anyca yenrs pc yel
for tho ratencrs to enoy Tho solo bot,c f tho patent
n that iloy 10 allowed Is 1or cent l1non tho cost al
production.
PATENT IA,ya
Tho following resolution nccomnoptcd the report
esore, That tho Mastcr.and executive Committee Of
tho Natonat Urange bp unt are hereby unroIn,cd Z
Committee, with Instructions to monorializo Cor-
grcss, at as carly day "a Is practicable, on tue
subject Of Patent laws aud ask that body to restrict
projection to n,aximum limit Of 1yc yenrs. With
1royso Of renewal based upon nrot OF 81 her cent
aboso tho cost Of production.
httnGrerroSR
Brother grost on behalf Of tic commtttce m b1nH
, 1874-02-11
Verdict for Defendants i'll tho pctsin
1isslliery Casey.

Sjtcfat Nisn4ff6 Il 1ne Gbfeuy0 tribune.
SrntNGrIELp, fub l0.--In thu Eeroltl cuHe OF the
United ssatrs Y. D, L. Thom,aon allsl others, tAo
Jury ont about llonr, this afternoon, 4nd then
retEricd yerdct for defendants. This waH little
surprising, tED eYlIenc1 thought to 10 al.uuHt
conclusive TINT the parties awcl II not a to Hreatlr
part, Of tho amount claimed. Thu case waa tn most
involved, with interaat was about Sio00U. Tho stilIe,s
however, wcso ollahlal-hy first ca.aln Il Ia believed,
ther original bond to be atocl, md hnn Tho abstracts
for tic Government fasten any liability nol enl,
aud they hayo now escalea payment If penalties ~
pa to Beuuro this onl will never 10 known, unless
tha thief, when ile cplnoa 10 do, shall ruuent and
nuke clean breast VI 1t. Ono thing is howoYor,