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THE RAILROAD LAW.
4 Test Suit Against tho Chicago &
Alton Railroad.
Attorney-General Edsall's Deolara-
tion Against the Company.
ills Charged with Levying Extraordinary
Tolls on Freight and Passen-
gers.

Special Disnattt to The Ehicaao Tribune.
Spn1Nar1ELD, Fob 6.-The Attorney Gonera1
filed his declaration to-day against the Chicago Il
Alton llailroad. Tho following is n full Bummaryof
each OF the counts in the declaration: Tho first
count recito8 TINT on the goth day OF January,
1874, tho defendant did charge md receive from
Lorenzo D. Dana for tho transportation Of 400,-
010 pounds Of corn from Elkllart Station to tho
City Of Springfield, distance Of
eighteen miles. moro than fair
and reasonable: ratio Of compensation. to-
wit $500, while plaintiffs ayer that s22G.8O
WAS a fhir and reasonable rate OF compensation
for tho transportation Of said corn, whorohy do
fandant WINS guilty Of extortion, contrary to tue
form OF tho statute, and an action Eas accrued
to the Plaintiffs to demand Of the defendant the
THE SECOND COUNT
states tue eamo 1nattor In different form.
TIE TE7HD COUNT
1eciteR that tho defendant, on tho 18th day Of
january, 1874 did charge aud receive from Wos-
pounds Of corn from Willlnrnsyille to Spring
tlold, IL miloB, moro than fnr and reasonable
rate Of compensation, namely, S127.88, while
plaintiffs nvor TINT 386.96 waB fair and reaBon-
corn, wloreby detcndnnt was guilty Of extortion,
contrary to the form Of the statute, and whore
by an nction has accrued to tho plaintiffs to de-
maud $1,000.
TILL FOURTH COUNT
recitos TINT tho defondant charged and received
from Wealoy Council for tho transportation
Of 100000 pounds Of corn shipped in
ten freight cars, from Wil1iamByillc
to East st. Louis, 107 miles, more
than = fair and reasonable compensation, to-wit:
@328.31, while tho sum of s278.04 was nll that
said service was reasonably worth, whereby tho
defendant was guilty Of oxtortion, contrary to
tho statute az in tho connts above,
THE FIFTH COUNT
hat In fiaf mt ffts RI 0f
February, charged and received from William
Durtle, for carrying him as q passenger from
Chatham to Springfield, ton miles, moro than
fair and reasonable compensation, to-wit: tho
Y.n Of II cents, at the rato Of AZ
conts por milo, whilo centa per milo was fair
and reasonable compensation for such service,
whereby defendant WAS guilty OF extortion, con-
trary to the form Of the statute, concluding as in
othor counts.
THE RtxTH COUNT
10 for charging a:ld rocoiving for carrying T.
7. Nicho]ls from Auburn to Springfield, Is miles,
at tile rate Of ~ centH per milo, viii ilo centa
was reasonable compensation for auch service.
It ia said that tho charges Of tho Company for
carload OF corn from EIkhart to Springfield, .
distance OF 18 miles, is half as much aa car
load of corn from the same plnco to Chicago, d
distauce Of ITO milc8. This will bo III proof.
Tho suit against the Tolodo Wabash l. West
ern will not be brought at this term Of tho
Court.
, 1874-02-07
LOCAL ITEMS,

Joseph Flank, residing at No. 2ot Wcut 1nd-
ana stroot, ulournH tho loss Of his cllronomosor,
Which ho was fcloniously deprived Of last oyon-
ing. Tile police boing instructed thorounto, nro
on tho aurt for tho thief, whom tloy hopo will
paua TIM Snbbath bohln1 tho bars Of the Untpn
Street Btntion.
Edward Hnryoy implied ut the N1ndison strccs
Btation lost night for q warrant, to he raod in
ofroctiug tho nrrost of o. L. Collins. Tho charge
was that Of nssault and bnttory, and tho appenr-
ance Of Harvey verified bis statemoutH. IN lllo
absence Of scully the paper conll not bo issued,
aud Edward returned disconsolatoly homo.
Considerable damage was done to tho stock Of
Stationery in tho atoFo Of ponuy, Weeks d Co.,
No. o1 East Washington stroat, yesterday morn
Ing. A pipo on tho second tfoor bstrsted, and
the wator ran through tho cei!ing, falling Oh tho
papor. aud envelopes and blanis-boolis. Tho
actual loss Is not known, but 1t IL estimated to
bo botweon 8, 900 md $4,000.
, 1874-02-07

lspee;at D'spatea 10 The Chicaao Tribune,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Fcb. Ex-senator Macdonald
introduced bill changng tho form of County
Government to tho Supervisor system, and
creating County Auditing Boards. This ia UNDER
stood to ba a reform measure, asked by COM
rnittco Of the State Grange.
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
The majority Of the Judiciary Committee has
recommended tho indefinite postponement OF
the bill aboliaAiug Normal Schools, on the ground
that the statc has ouly conditional title to tho
property directed to bo sold, that the State is In
honor ald legally bound to maintain theeo
scllools, and that the land-grant Of $4,000 acres
for their benefit would bo ro,nitsed TO railroad
companies. Quo meusbor OF the Committee
dlaBonta. Donnoliy opened the argument
agniuBt Indefinite poatpononlent, defending tho
lill, aud advocating itH plan providing for nor
nal training IN tho b'g,l-aolsools Of each county
Tho bill anu report wore made tho special order
for Thursday next.
THE PINE LAND sALEs.
Tho Committca Of tho Wliolo recommended
the passaNo Ut tho House memorial nb!sIuE Con-
grcss tu aunnl Agent Sulitll's gales Of Indlnn
pines, and 1t pnssea under auB1,anBLon OF tho
rules. 1t is reported outside tint tue Invosti-
eating Committee las struck tito traces ct MI
immense Hwinule, tn llie iHH.1o and uHo OF arga
amount OF tradors' scrip under tho Chippewa
treaty Of 1866, iutondod to bo allowed whitos md
half-brocdH to acouro valuable improvements
male iu tle Indian country, but, by decision
Of the Interior Department., allowed in the
,,Rme Of all 1ndians; hlauy signatures Of
Indians wero secured through false pro-
tonaoa. Tho Committee III at loss low to
proceed, the subject not bolng within tho soopo
ofl tl1eir Instructions. rAls ii mattor imnor-
TINT to tho stute, tho scrip being laid on ulsllr-
yoyea laEdB which whom surveyed would como
to tho 6tAte.
FRONTIER pEaTlTuTl0N.
The HouBe lualn all appropriation Of cas-, 900
fer frontier ro!ef, dividing It equally bctwucn
tlyo countoa whcro the graBBhoppor plaguo pro.
vailed last Eeasou.
RAILROAD HOARD,
The Committee OF tho Whole, after long dis
cushion, bys larga majority Recommended the
, 1874-02-07

Tho ice-urop IN Indiana will prove total
fniluro this winter. III former Aeasous Fort
Wayne doalors Aayo packed enough for homo
consumption, aud ahipped lurgoly to othor
points. but not pound llas bean packed tIlis
season 10 FUR, aud TIM town will hayo to look
elsewhere tor supply.
Curtis, Station Agent at Waverly, H., ou,-
boyzled S1,l00 Of railroad moueY oe tlay this
weok aud lied. lie loft lottor behind, which
will convict him Of tho theft.
Nelson Robbins, Of Fond du Lac, WIS.,, got
drunk aud started home uight before last. 1Io
fell down, and remained by tho side Of tho road
thRt -smputation Was found rdeeusary
~XsatsEdby s9YssM Experienced WalpaEa k&qna
, 1874-02-07
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


Special Dfspa.ch to The CAicaao Tri1'snn.
TnoY, Kan, Feb. 0.-Capt. George r. Antho-
ny, United States novonue Collector for tho
State of KnnHas, brought criminal prosecution
to-day ugainBt Sol Miller, tic waggish editor Of
theTroy, 0lief on charge Of having published, .
falao and malicious libel against him In Rillor's
paper of tho 29th ult. An editorial appears in
which Collector Anthony is charged with having
pocketcd S25 whic. had bcen sent him for IL
ccnso for one John Il. Morton, liquor
and cigar dealer at Axtol, Kansas. He
IL charged With having oxtortod $50
moro from said Morton, in 0rdor to l,ave tho
matter settled. miller closes his nrticlo with tho
statement that Ae III inclined to believe the
story. Miller pleaded not guilty, Waived all ex-
animation and gaye bontl in tho sum Of $500
for hs At tue next torm of tho pis
Anthony Is prepared to prove tho utter fa1sity
OF the chargos and tho impression is that Miller
Inns put h,a foot in it. Sol says he published the
story Us told him. A lively fight may DO ex-
pectcd.
, 1874-02-07


-.BuHNETT-Fob. s, 1874, it "a Nuble.sl.. TIo1cnoc
isnm" Esost danghtor of Stephen aud Mary H. Bnrnett
lnnnsnl sorvces at parontR' rcticncn tp.day at IL
octock thoon) Carriages to R0sohll Fnonds lnvitod
without furthnr nutfcc.
C9z!NE-Foh. g, Of consumption, Thomas D. CoxInr,
Gnzfno. = " - -
Funeral from rosidenco 9of Vast Monroe st.. tuutay
tand. '' ~ ~ "
- ELonisvf1to and hfosnphEa rhpors please copy.
.k1kG-hfatden nasno Margaret DufIc Fob, g. at
nots Of consumption. .-.7
Funoral leavo tho residence at ncook Saturday
merninx by carriages to St. Marys Cluro, thonco to
Calvary Qcmetnsy. "
81 Non York panors rIuaso copy.
pARTnfDGE-At Natnvia, III, Jat,, no. 1874 Rnnkta
n Partridge. wifc Of tho Rov. George Partridge aeod 60
yoArs. ' 0 -
r. Eastorn papo1s please COPY.
CDNNEL14-Feb. 8, Willie r.. oldest aan Of Mary J.
and lSyt y Connol. aged yoars months aud days.
WA!KER;m7;on Friday, Feb, 8, 1874. Aunc, Nifs Of
o1Rt. Mnrk Walker; United States Army.
At 1A5p m. Baturday. Fob. /, 1b7i. "'''SA'-''
, 1874-02-07
WASHINGTON.
CONTINUED from tho First Tugc.l

York City OF Court Of Exchoquor. similar to
that In England, FOR tho exclusive trial Of rove-
nuo suitu. Is strongly favored ut tho Treasury
Department.. There aro oyor 1,090 rovonuo
md rovonno laws. No ono oxpeots d
al,octly settlement Of any of tllon,, as tho
longer thoir prosecution il dolayod tho more
foes tho attorneys for tito importer. 1na,lufac-
turor, or whoever ho reproaontB IN tho suit, re-
ceives Tho coatB Of tho court aro dcfrayed in
mott instances by tho parttos who have protest.
ed againht tito payment of q Ink assessed by tho
Collector mud llayo brought suit to rocovor n
forced collection. The delny III bringing tl,or
to tho Government, and special court for tho
trial OF tloae oasos is doomed proper by both
nartf1s
, 1874-02-07
Tho na6til1cry Cnses at Springfield.
HaGcfdi liaNdttA 10 Y1ha EhfcGua 1itahtsus

:.
Spn1Nup1ELp, ILL.,. Fob. G.-1n the cuuo Of the
United States against David T. Thompson, tic
arguments were concluded ut noon to-day, and
tho case given to tho jury. The jury was called
time they Ind not agreed. Tue Judge dismissed
them until Tomorrow morning. It IL aaid that
tho Court ia Of opinion that they will neyer
agree, and 1t il further inti1natod that they
sta,ad divided, five for tho Government aud sov-
CIT ngainBt. Should the Government full to TO-
cover in this caso there III little cllanco IN e rest
ns this IL Ha to bo tho cearoat case agaillst tho
distillors gu tue tlockct,
, 1874-02-07
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1karoN, u. c.. Feb. G.-For tho Lowar
Lako REGION variable winds, mostly from the
northeast aud northwest, with cloud aud SNOW,
Forthe Upper Lnkes, northory winds aud cloudy,
followed by clearing, weather.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
uHIcAuo, Fob. IL a. m
, 1874-02-07

Galonn examined n nn,nbor of specimens from
Tho quarry of +. W. Dlniadoll, noar Rockford,
IT,, and pronounced tllom to DO IMMORAL yielding
lond and zinc. The discovery has cauBod good
ing slinft III lia quarry and commence mining
oporAtt0nR noon.
, 1874-02-07

BAH FnANo1sco, Fob. G.-1estimony takon be-
foro tho Legislative Committee OF Investigation
into the charges Of corruption IN tho lato Soma
torial o1cctfon. last night, tondod strongly to
Of reward were giyon by Senator Booth, or his
frientts, to secure or influence his election. The
investigation In worry soarchiug, and will cover II
wide range, and thus far, Dor,tck, who is the
complainant, las failed to establish the charges
that were made. Tho investigation will be re-
Bumed On next Monday.
, 1874-02-07

confessed tho crime. Ao
OAMpn,DoE MIL, Feb, 0.-Willian H, AfcCot-
tor wns hanged horo to-day for tho murder ot
Robert 1nA1oy, llis fatlior-tn-law. Just bofore
the drop foil, McCottcr cried al Killed J5ob
1nHoyl forgive ovorybodyl"
, 1874-02-07

6neetas Ndspatch ia 1Ae Chlcaao Tribune.
Fo1r WAYNE, Ind,, Feb. IA tlro Al Alonroe-
Vile, thta county, this morning, destroyed War
don Brothers large stoyo-tactory. The loss ia
estimated ut 5000.
, 1874-02-07
OHIO.

CoLuMDus. O., Fob. Gin tho House this
afternoon, BILLS wero introduced: Providing that
County Auditors shall keep book designating
minority Of corporation who hayo not received
. dividend for threo years the right to dissolve
tho corporation.
Most Of tho day WIS spent In filibustering over
3 resolution to adjourn until next Tucaday. Tho
resolution WIS defeated.
In tho Senate tho House Joint resolution was
passed. declaring that tho GonoralABsombly shall
only adjourn from day to day, nnl that tic sos-
sion shall DO brought to close as Hoon aB prac~
ticable.
GOV. Allen to-day appointed DR.. Joo1 Pomo-
rlno, OF Millersburg, surgeoll-Gonoral OF Ohio.
, 1874-02-07

Five pura0na Convicted oil Man.
slaughter.
San FRANCISCO, Fob. G.-Capt. KinBy and his
wifo, W. Dow, and tho Two Mclean brothers,
tried for tho rnurtlor Of Henry Oroon, at ple-
adore, lust November, In a contest about tue
possession OF farm, woro convicted In this city
to-day Of manslaughtor. The trial lasted nearly
two weeks.
, 1874-02-07

NEW Yoax, Fob. observation-disclosures Goethe,
from Bremen.
LONDONDERRY, Fob. 8.s-ateAnship Mbssm&a,
from baltimore, Arklyea.
, 1874-02-07

for him to serve on both tho District
Investigation and Approximation CornmittoasBi
alao, that tho acceptance Of, tho forr1icr would
nocoaeltate ]iiB resignation Of tho 1attcr, and ho
therefore asked to bo excused from Bervico on
tho investigation. He waB oxcuBod.
H1r. SHERMAN entered h motion to rocon-
eidor tho voto by which tho sonnto ngroea to tllo
resolution ordering HI investigation Into tho
District Of Oolumbin matters by Joint COM
mttco of tho House mud Sonato. 1Io ahid there
lad boon much trouble III getting Senators to
aerve Oil this Committee, and he thought 1t
would angwor eyo.y purpose to have tic. IN.
vosligallon oonduotoa by the Houso Committee
, Of five members. ~
Pending discussion on Mr. Thur1nhn's anond-
mont to abolint RcgiBtors, tho Senate wont into
executive session, and, soon after, adjourned.
, 1874-02-07
MEDICAL,
Why Will You Suffer !?

To all persons suffering
from Rheumatism, Nou.
ratEia. Cramps In tho
Linla,a or 6(n,nach, Biz
1loil* Colic. Palm in tha
Back. Bowels, or Stdo, NO
'rnu}l say, THE HOUSE,
HOLD PANAcEA aud FAM
tLf L1N1AIENT is of all
others tho ro.stcdy sou
Tnnt for Internal aud ox.
tcrnnl uso. It has curod
the above complaints IN
t!1ouEnnt!.s Of cases. rhoFc
Is no mistake nbo1t It. Try
It. Sold by nj Drucgtsts.
, 1874-02-07
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

PRIVATE D11E.B.
This being private bill day, number Of private
BILLS woro reported and acted upon. ono to al
low tho Secretary Of Wnr to change on tho army
register tho nntno Of John II. btipn, Captain
Fourth Infantry, by which nauc he had enlisted,
to John Lnnbo do LAnbfels, his real name,
passed.
bill to pay Joseph j. Potri, Of Illinois, 400
In recognition Of Ills horoic and successful efforts
in resciing from starvation and impending deatl,
a train Of omigrants anowed IN botwoen Sierra
Ncvadn and Trinity Mountains, in November and
December, 1849, aud in paymont Of bis oxponbo
nnfi loBseB, gave rBo to considerable discussion
in Commttee Of tho Whole, hIr. Kasaon in tho
chair. Tinally tho blll was agreed to, aud tho
Committee rose.
proposition to have to-morrow's soasion sot
npart for debate only, and which required IMAM
i,nous couHcnt, WAS obtooted to by Mr. RU8K,
and he declined to Withdraw his objection, da-
clarng that he waB In favor Of economy and
wanted to stop tho printing Of apocchos In tho
Congressional Record.
After the passage Of d number Of private bills,
the proposition for session for debato to.mor-
row waB rouowed, whom Mr. RU6K Withdrew his
objection, and no othor objection was made.
The Uorae tlcn adjourned.
, 1874-02-07

a Washington TrtltM Damaged .Scnn-
tor C0IlkltrE Injured.

a Washington Trnin Dnnlagcd--scnn-
tor C0llkltnE Injured.
New YonK, Feb. G.-Two cars Of the night ex-
press traiu from Washington bocame detached
incur Now Brunswick, this morning. Ths ongi-
neer slowed up, aud tho detached cars crushed
into tbs tsan smashing two OF tho platforms
and slightly hrutHing soInc 1,assongera, among
whom was Henntor Uonkling.
Another lsnilrOnA Dinnstcr In En-.
ElNMNs
LONDON, Fob. TT h. ma collision OF trains
occurred OIL tho Circuit Western 1tailway near
Wont Drayton station. Soyorai porHona were
killed and injured.
Four t'orsonn Killed by a B0ilor Ex.
pt0Si0N.
NonroLK Va, Fab G,--.rhe Bteanl-boilor Of
Baird 4 Nopcrta ptinglo-1nill nj Doop Orooit, s
miles from haEo exploded last ovcning, killing
fous peIsonB aud baaly BcA!dlug four othsra.
, 1874-02-07

Special Dspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS Tonne Feb. 6.-Tho Mississippi
Legislature yesterday tablcd resolution to i'd
journ on the last day Of this month.
Bruce, recently elected Sonator, passed. through
this city to-day on his WY to Washington.
, 1874-02-07

passage Of tho bill regulating railroad trauspor-
thtion through Board Of throe Commissioners
similar to TINT Of Illinois, except that tho bill
ord shall not oBtahffAh ratoH,
, 1874-02-07

MsgrNSssyEa, patrotl COUNTY. Nd.a fst. *. h
Joseph ", Davis NAa executed tosdsy fQF tae
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
ELOrlNH WITH A GYPSY
BRIDE.

Two Or three families ef gypsies
recently pi ched their encampment Oh
a vacant pie e OF ground at Moni6eth
Road. Dundee. The tents open 10
the street, and the only Ii4h
st night being the glare OF bright
red fire produced by gas cinders, The
scene Is OF somewhat pIcfurerque
kind. CURIOSITY to see the INT rior
Of their home, and :. desire on the
part OF naany to cross the loot" OF
the gypsles with silver, have evident
y made them popular. Some ot
'hosrwho visi c the place, especially
these ct The masculine gender, say
they have gone Tor The fun of lie
thing While il il ..sstrted that many
Of the sex claraci erized az "weske.'
have gone fully anticipating
glimpse into mysterious futu,lrs.
Some of OF ia young fenai> possess
splendid features ard charming
manneis. One so,lns 10 have
c*privRtsd h 1T Of young man
belonging TO the kingdom" who is
sand tc have proposed marriage. The
sutton was accepted, and 'he parents
of The tawny tar one did ho object
10 the proposal but put IN imperative
eoad'lcn, which 81, Cd rs stumb :,
i"g block III tie way q The be;,o'h
III. They demanded their would be
so"-in law should lead the lie
hitherto followed by their daughter, |
AID also become '-dweller In tent :"
This sIopFed The affair for a ,iur.
The lovers, how ever, ale Saidio have
Dotted the other day. They drove
II "a cso from B'oughty to luver-
o"ile, where they JOINED the trsi",
but whe-e tn y have gone 10 remain
IS "a mystery. The parents ofIhe fair
,ne have been iii search OF the
unaways, but Us far AZ can be ,ea,n
ii ne trace Of them has as yet been
,b!.lned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
OLD G.ALlLEO

There has br"n putis lnd rec. ut ,
. pHpprr On q u4pec I'D Forgery
IN the Va'lc.n Mauu CT pl Record OF
the Trial OF Calico brfnr" h, lnquisi
ton. The cbjrc' Of the paper was to
show, in Accordance wi Il the views
OF recent German and italian auiher-
tiles, that the sen encs pronounced
against GarlIae in 1888 Mas biased
en- n spurious document fabricated for
the exp.ess purpose Of securing his
condemnation. / he esjde &c adduced
10 support this concIus ION as taken
partly from ihr works aud letters OF
Galleo and partly fre m lie colempor
airy reco' DIS of til. trial preserved in
the archives OF the Inquisition,
portions OF which have bren lately
published 10. th' tirt time. The
result ia 80 exonerate Calico con-
plet.ly from tbs charge OF contun,acy
which all his blo5rap}rrs have
hitherto either adv"ucrdl or tacirly
adnriIttc.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
AUCTION.

he undersigned wi sell public auction at
heir rerineuce, half mile ue.I Ol BrisLni Sta.
ZION in the tOwn Of BrinIol.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

State Grange is hereby required 10
mske formal demand for the sur
render ct he dispensstion md
ritual Boston Grange, and
VIII n rec vei to return IL the State
CIR tng' tie M rev paid tor said
d pensa'ion and i ua and return
them with ut DELAY TO the office OF
the Secretary of the Notion,l Graz go
ut Washington. l he report was
adopted. The repor. on transoorta-
ton will probably be considered this
afternoon, and 'he Grange adjourn
sine die this evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
NEW COUNTERFEIT NATION
AL BANK MOTIFS,

A deIuge of So counterfeit bank
noie4 has been let loose upon an
unsuspicions public, and, without
great care, some one will to taken
M. They are all upon New
York banks and are described rs fol-
ows:
First National Bank-The
engraving is we'll done the aiding
under the title Of the bank is irriguI-
ar; the general, appearance. of The
note is likely to deceive. Ninth
Nationa' Bank-TEe engraving is
wei. executed. and the paper and
piniog are very good. II The
&. nuine the title OF the bank reads
"NinIh National Bank Of The city of
New York." in the counterfeit the
word 'rhe' is omitted The genuine
note ha. convex line over the pay"
and another over the word ..beare :"
bntn OF which curves are omitted in
The counterfeit. The engraving
on bo'h sides Is darker than in the
genuine. Marine National Bank.
tn imitation is calculated TO deci We.
The title Of the b4nkin tho counterfiei
re d., "Msri"e National Bank Of
New York" in he genuine it reads,
MA, Inc National Bank of the Civ
Of New York" National Shoe aud
Leather Bank-the engrayeing is
well executed, and the paper and
printing are very good. National
Bank Of the Stare of New Yo,k-
the shading " der Tie tile of the
bank IL irregular, but the general
appe s'ence Of the imitation II much
like real note. National Bank of
Z. mmercc--ln this case, also. the
shading under The title is irregular :,
he engraving i, inferior to the
genuine. There is also a So count
erfrit III circulation. in which the
shading under The ii lie of thu bank
is uneven. Counterf it FIVE cen,
nlcke are Il 0 in circulation, (which
may be detected by peculiarly
gre *y fee ing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL
GRANGE AT ST. LOUIS.

St, Louis, February -. : In the
Notlol al Grange this mornng The
committee having in en- rye he matt
or co'.cern!' 6 tbs 30 ton Grange
reported 10 he following effect !:
That Sscraiery Of the National
Grange be instruc' d to no ~ all the
States grange wit it jsrlsdic lon
that Il 3 ston G argei is 10 longer
connected with The Patrons Of Hush
ondry, and henctforth no fraternal
recognition can he x ended o it Nv
any grange, State or subordinate
and the Master of the Massachuset,,