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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Republican convention of Hamilton
county, H., has declared in favor Of Senator
Logan for the Presidency in 1876. $500
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker Of the House,
has been renominated for Congress by the Re
publcans Of the Third Maine district. a-
the Republican nomination for Governor Of
Vermont is understood to lie between Judge
Asahel Peck, of Jericho, an old man, and Ru-
nell 8. Laft, of Burlington, (now Lieutenant
Governor), young man. " q,
Mr. Colfax has been writing letter about
the Changers. He says that the evils which
the grange organization was primarily intended
to correct or modify were pointed out warn
ingly by him In 4th Of July grafton two years
ago, before the organization had attained its
present prominence. He is particularly
pleased that the Changers admit their wives TO
membership and take such strong ground
against intemperance. ...
Mr.. Robert Bonner has settled the third
term question by coming out against 1t in the
New York Ledger. The Ledger is q powerful
engine Of public opinion, read and studied BY
thinking people all over this broad land. As
anti-third-termers, we tender our thanks to the
immortal Bonner. BE Is very decidedly Of the
opinion that, unlike the brilliant productions
of sylvanus Cobb, General Grant should not
be CONTINUED in our next" When It comes
to constitutional emergency, 1t Is always safe
to count on Bonner.-St. LoYis Globs. ''s.
The question, who shall succeed Mr.. Ham,
lin in the United States Senatei Is agitsting the
people Of Maine more and more as the time for
electing the Legislature approaches. Mr..
Hamlin Is working industriously 10 be re-
elected. Ex-Governor Perham Is also actively
canyassing in his own behalf, although It is
difficult to see what his especial qualifications
are for the position. Mr.. Josiah r.. Drum
mond, Portland lawyer, also wants the seat.
Mr.. Israel Washburn, jr., is, however, the
strongest and ablsst of the rivals, and seems
to be gaining supporters.
The report that Hon. q. r. Hoar, Of Massa-
chusetts, does not desire reelection to Con-
gress Is confirmed by the Worcester Spy, which
has understood that to be his wish for two
years past. In regard to the nomination Of
the Republican convention for Governor Of
Massachusetts,, the Spy insinuates that Mr..
Hoar occupies the position Of the renowned
Barkis. He will not seek the honor, 1t says,
but he is known to have an enthusiastic,
almost romantic affection for and pride in the
Commonwealth" looking upon the Governor
ship as a position " not excelIed by any in dig
nifty and honor" So great, indeed, Is his love
that he 'would esteem # the greatest possible
good fortune If he should be able to add even
q little to the welfare or renown of Massachu-
setts." Which being interpreted means that
Mr.. Hoar is in the hands of his friends.
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THE BILL now before Congress comforting
the right to construct tunnel through the
White Pine Mountain, in the State Of Nevada,
seems to be favored by the mining population
of that region, almost in an equal degree as the
Sutro tunnel scheme is opposed by the same
people. The White Pie Mountain project does
not clash with the interests Of other mining
companies, but promises to aid in the develop
ment of that industry on large scale. 1t is
to be hoped that Congress will pass this bill
before adjournment.
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FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT or STATE, June Il 1874
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
Department until 18th day Of june, fs74, at Z
Blank forms for bidding win be furnished upon
The bids VIII be considered and accepted or re-
iected item by item; and this advertisement and
the proposals. 50 far as accepted by the Secretary
OF State, and the bond accompanying the sams,
shall constitute the contract between the Govern
Dlent and the bidder bidders and no further con-
tract will be executed.
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time TO time, during the year in quantities. pursuant
to orders from the Departments. :
The entire quantities Of each article will, how
ever, be called for during the year. a
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
surncient sareties, in equal to any per cent.
Of the bid or bids accepted, approved BY q United
States oicer Of the district In which the sareties
reside or do business, on form to be furnished BY
portions OF the articles as may be awarded under it
and the performance of the contract. T
All deliveries viii be subject 70 inspection BY AZ
State and the delivery Of an Inferior article will be
deemed fcent cause TO annul the contract ~ the
option OF the Secretary.
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract WILL at the option OF the Secretary Of
State, operate as forfeltnre OF tns entrs Psdniz
the purchase. In open market, OF sucn quanuteso OF
any articles shall Be necessary g supply the de-
ncfency caused BY such failure; sno erHrFs % ths
mall he found necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals unaceompanied BY satisfactory bond
Will nos be eonsidsrsd, and eonttasis viii
Pronossls 10 be addressed to the undermined and
HAMILTON FISH,
fel5-td Secretary Of St.ta. &
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The bill relating to commissioners of
claims which passed the House on Monday
is not likely to be even considered by the
Senate Committee on Claims, to whom it
was referred, and when it is taken up there
is little probability of its receiving either
the concurrence of the committee as it
passed -e House or of the Senate. The
bill Is regarded as crude, ill-digested
messur IS it stands, and it is hoped that
duri0E the winter session something more
complete and satisfactory may be matured.
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MARRIED.

J0YCE-PYLES-June Il, by Rev. p. F. Nc
Carthy, at The Church OF Immaculate Conception.
Mr.. JOHN !. JOYCE, of Washington. and Miss
NARY =. PYLEs, Of Montgomery county, Nd.
HAN-MoRIARTY.-.Jnne Is at st.
BhEsSAHAE and KATE MokIAErr, both OF WASH
ington, ID. @.
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COPIES Of the New York Herald containing
Rochefort's letter have been seized by the
French Government. The intellectual de-
partment" had better declare war against Mac
Mahon right AWAY,
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'IDAY MORNING:::.::::::::::.:JUNE 10 MA.

PERSONS leaning tom for tho summer
aOA DO tosl! to consult the catering place
advertisements in another column.
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NOW FOR BARGAINS.
cACRIFICEs IN DRY GOODS.

DRESS GOODS on our I2I5c counter never sold
sUMMER SILKS and JAPANESE SILKS at and
below cost. 81
LINING SILKS (all coiors; good quality 81 per
yard, worth sl.5n.
jos lots t q KID GLOVES and FANCY GOODS
at Ia prize.
Hambu. x Edying,
MarseiIlts Sprrais, IN 49, a. r,t....,.
Summer Shawls. ~ Peh o. oiscount.
Fin. Cloths nd Cashmere.
Closing sale to reduce stock.
hogan Il wYLIE,
jelg-tf 1013 and HOO Seventh street.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS A
LARGER CIRCULA TIOE THAN ANY OTTER
MORNING PAPER IN TIE DLSTRTCToF CO.
LUABEA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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q Between sans Wash
RSaPy Fri aa aer RsS. 9th Hss.
cg Te M sr and i's
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5. GEDNEr, General Superintendent jy15-st
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- THE GERMAN AMFRfcAN SAVINGS
BANK, corner OF Seventh and i streets, Federal
to Win be- EsyaSe on sns AMER
July I, ls74, as folows viz: six per cent. per
on deposit for one or more calendar months. In
terest not called for win be added 70 the principal
posts sf made @ until '%s
notice, will bear interest at i've per cent per an
num-. Interest Is always computed and allowed for
each full calendar month; ouv nun, p.,s
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~ sPIRITUALlsM.-M r. A.
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S ys spi
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~ buyyour SHOES just as low. from sELBY
as you can get by going down street or any
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To investigate this matter does notentail any ex-
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n~ HEMORRHOIDs, OR PILES,
iss S5y
fhs ssve nvs aPPe s or s
feet q cure. Price u per bottle. Can be sent by
mail: W. b. WIGGs, sole agent, $40 Broadway,
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GROCERIES.
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PICNIC PARTIES
AND
ExcuRsloAlsTs
GROCERIES,

Can find with us great variety OF Canned
~, &C.. Suitable for IUNCH, BoNELEss
sARDINES,, (small and large boxes, }
SAUCE, ANCHoyIES n brine, ANChOYY
PASTE, BLOATER PASTE, LOBSTER,
SALMON, SPICED OYSTERS, CANNED
OYsTEK SOUP. CLANS. sPICED TUR-
K KEY GpHiIbSTK SIN.t, TONGUE, GAME NANrS
s9HEPsT; SMhhEIEH TEkTMhEE M3GK THE-
R6SI oxsFkfLv, GHfcREN and I EFF;
s.. ROAST BEEF In cans, CHOCOLATE
use, without boiling; FRENCH PICKLES,
several varieties, from the celeb rated house
SAUCE, &C. from The Weii-knoSa house
of CROSSE & BLACKWELL; PRF-
CANNED VEGETABLES, EXTRACT
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W. J. MURrAeH...........E Editor and ProDristor.

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morning Sundays excepted at the southwest cor
perofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers (by carriers) 1t any
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
unpublished every Thursday morning, and is fur
nished to subscribers at the following rates: One
copy one year, e; three copies one year. sS; ten
copies one year, els; single copies In wrappers Eve
ceutseach,
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All the above goods are In tin glass, In small
packages, are prepared for instant USE and can be
carried without breaking.
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TEAS.

wehsvs recently added to our stock in this de-
partment by the purchase of a LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-cRoP TEAS of tn. diaer.n, varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special In
ducements. Il
See prices below. -'
IMPERIAL, New and Sweet. Soc. !
IMPERIAL. ............Z5c.
IMPERIAL, Choice. .....sLoo
IMPERIAL. Extra Fine. ................. sI.25
JAPAN, Good. ...............-.......75c.
JAPAN, Choice .Si.oo
JAPAN, Extra Fine, silver leaf..........SL25
ooLoNG, New, and best in this market
Tor price. ..Soc.
ooLoNG, New, and best in this market
q Tor prlee......-................
OOLONG, Choice Goods. 81 90
OOLONG, cannot be surpassed In quality e. 81. -
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, Choice New
-'.. Goods -...91.0oGo1.2o
GUNPOwDER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .sI.0o
GuNPCwDER, Chocs. .eI.eE
GUNPOwDER, Extra Fine ..............eI.5e
SUNDRIES-
=. Z. Smith & Co.'S CRUSHED WHEAT and
GRAHAM FLOUR. just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, N. Y, and for sale low.
Also, another hogshead (nearly = ton welght,)
choice nav TURKEY PRUNEs, which we sell At Is
cents, or seven pounds fore
In short, our stock is now large and complete and
we are selling low.
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VIII LOOK no further for q choice selection
Of WINES from FRANCE and GER
MANY.
, 1874-04-20

Interview with the President by d
Committee OF Now York Merchants
md OthorHs

Interview with tho President by u
Committee OF Now York Merchants
md Otlorss
Special Dispatoh to Ths CHICAGO Trfb.tss,
NEW YoRK, April 1o.-The Special Committee
Of merchants and othera who presented to the
President at Washington: on Friday last, tho
and merchants Of this city, diaoountenanoing Tho
senato's Currency bill, returned last evening.
They all unite In expressing feelings OF disgust
at the treatment they were subjected to during
the Committee, says that he arranged with
President Grant for private interview. When
the time for this arrived, they woro usherod into
the public raception-room of the White House.
whoro they found tho President, who received
them courtoouBly.
BUTLER FITS m ms oAn.
Very goon thereafter Gen. Butler burat un-
tremendously into the room, through tho door
leading to Gen. Dabcook's Office, aud, after maxi
ing curt apology, aud saying lo would dotain
him only minute, ho took tho President OH to
ono corner OF the] room, and spoke with him
worry earnestly.
lnstead Of OBTAINING him ono minute, he kept
him ton, lowing tic Committee awkwarlly
discourteouH.
CERTAIN INITIATION SENATOR'S AppEAn
When Nutlor lott, tllo President announced hiB
began his address. Before ho had pro-
oeodea far, Senators Logan, Ferry (of Michi-
GAM, mud Carpenter entered tho room, each
put1lug . cigar, and, without d word, stood by
during the remainder OF tho interview. Bome
OF the Committee look upon this az a plot to
discomfort tho President, and others think tho
Senators only catno from desire to hear tho
arguments Of tue Committee that thoy might
answer them.
NO DECISIVE ANBWER,
The Presidents conduct thoy all acknowledge
to have boom courteous, but they think tho prea-
enoe Of tue Senators aoted as restraint On him.
He certainly gave them no deolded anBwor,
merely saying that lie WAS opposed to inaatlon.
, 1874-04-20

.prietnry Modoluo Company, Of ot9 State stroot,
by Tho indianapolis @a1aas- Works Company.
ThoY nllogo thai tho Medicine Company owes
thon eoo2.76 on three hromlnsory notes. whlol,
April az and provisional warrant Of Seizure
wore isauotl.
Samuel i. Homo lled . petition against Man.
ns p ng% e. q s nas5s e75ssueo ns Gs 2 on m
issory note for TINT amount. Bridge flied . oon-
foselon, and was ad)tdicated bankrupt. 4 wnr-
rant was accordingly issuoa, roturnablo May 1e;
oompasy sy cas- csso, Stating that tic noglutor Ind
declared tho Mntfonoy mortgage q Wild lion,
that tho sa1o to John Hiao was for IN insufficient
amount, anl asking that he may 10 allowed to
tnle the property md execute tho trust. Tho
Judge refused tho petition.
9urEnIoR COURT IN nnIEr.
Michael T. Ely began suit for 81 900 against
olrstsn L9ns63orG az aad 1h Anfsw Sehippol roa.
john j. Yantlorlip md y. 8. crilloy hlotl po-
titon agalnBt Daniel ". DAkor and J. Z. Fay,
asking n mcsanie'e g llen on dots I ~ a'';i
Dockor's Subdivision Of tho i, Il Of tho N. ". n
Of 500. 90, 90, 10, claiming R1,469.48, still due.
j. Il. Dlokordil;o and z. /. rrntt began q suit
In trovor against the Commercial National Bank,
II. T. EnlncB, and Edwin @. Allen, laying danl-
ages ut 425,000.
JuDoE noaEns- POI, 2o0, 2o5. 209, 2o7,
al, 213, 217, 2l9. al 229 to 227, 220, 2a3 2i1,
1'uDoh 1oorl1. % to IS, oxcept II md s5.
JUDGE TnEE-2, 1A0.
Jupan TAnwELl-1,5 ,525 to 1,525.
JupoE ugAToN will asHtat Itulgo Rogers.
JupoE hfolsonEnrs-42 to 10, axeopt 81 and 90.
JUDGE JAMESON naIno cnll as Friday.
JupuE sM1rr assists Judge Mc1soborts.
uN1rEn STATES oinoul1 -CoaFyss1oN-o
, 1874-04-20

CHICAGO
The mild weather prevailing Saturday made vessel
Straits.
1ast Saturday had been the two days previous, but
three eargoea were for sale in the afternoon.
tho o which was no sa4ne ssy
noon at Adaua street bridge, breaking her tb-boom
a., 2,Tho schr Butcher Boy loft for Racine gatur-
day eyenng at which plaoo ahe will tako In load Of
Australia Saturday morning ut Twelfth street bridge.
The former vessel lost her man rigging, but no dam.
e@The list cargo Of lumber from s1anisee this sea-
son vas =, brought here Friday afternoon by tho pro-
pellcr Charles Aetz. =, -v,,vnr
The schooner pacotah has been chartered Tor two
tsips from A,pena to Toledo; lumber. fra'sht for
Tho scow Dan naker Is ashore on Middle Sister
Island, Lake Eric. Tho steamer jay Cooke made an
effort to pull her off but the Baker not having good
lne It broke, aud tho effort WAS abandoned for tho
Tho tug Kingsbury was ea1eened at Mns,keson, hn,.
para Tho ropes used to draw hor over broke and she
nss nso the ts 20 , s s1 e pSa
deck. 81 sho W was ua raised laat i Hunday. .'' -
The prop Granite State. bound FRONT Lake Esis r
to egdenshuFgl had hole knocked tn hor bow BY TIE
low on, end tke lax temporarily ropsfoa: 1ho prop
tlon of ler cargo, aud owca her down 10 Alexandria
Bay, wnen tho water was pumped out, and aho then
proceeded on her voyage.
The wreck Of tha steam barge Fayotte, which went
ashore on Iamnonlb Point, Macnaw Sttaits, arrived
at Detroit harbor Thursday afternoon in tow Of the
tug Wnalow. Cant. Danger, who got her oG, says hs
was driven from the wreck three times BY a severe
storm, which surrounded his boat With heavy nlassoa
Of ice nearly crushing It. On tho voyage to Detroit
they compelled to sock sholter at different points
Oh account Of bad weather. The Faystte had OH
cargo ot about 100 tons Of general freight about
third Of which consisted Of boat, pork, and butter.
good portion Of these arttolea will be sayed.
-The annual report Of the chief signal oloor, Just
published, contains at Of dsastora to ahippng upon
Tho lakes during tho year 1875 from which 1t appears
that tho number Of Yessela sunk 10 Al deatroycd by
Fe 8 damaged BY se aams,te aisah9S
by nghtniag,7: 'xnterloggea. l6 srruny Leaks. 80;
40; killed by full, 2o., 10; aoriously injured, IL.
Tho ohalrman OF tho Lighthouse Board has tssuod
notice TINT and after tho oponlng OF navigation lu
the spring Of 18T4, Light will bo exhibited from Tho
towot recently located on poto Point Au Sable, 50
miles south ot tho Grand Ponte All ssble Lighthouse
on the easorn ahoso Of Lake Michigan. Thu appara-
tbs third order Of tho system Of Freanc and will show
1od whito light varied by white dashes st intervals
OF thirty seconds. Tho tower Ia circular. Of brick, and
ia connected by covered why with tho Aeepura dwell
ing, also OF brck The focal plano ia 100 feet above
tho basa Of the tower and about 1ua feot above tho
leyel OF the Lake, which cogresponls to range Ut ys
blIsy Of 10 atasuto miles.
LAKE x1E11uTa
were fairly actiYe at 90 for cor and 5c for wheat bJ
sail to Buffalo. To Duffalo-Hchra Donaldson And T.
Van YalsnhurR, coEa 1t DC; aelsa ". 8. QEosathwAst
, 1874-04-20
THE COURTS.
miscellaneous Hsa&inoa9 TRANSACTED
Snx9%s&zy.

n1tunnerarnoup txn.xscoao sEroueur<ot
snss~~*ss' ......
BUTTS AGAINST TIE coAthlEnc1AI, NATIONAL BANK.
Joseph r. BiolordiAe and Zimri I. Pratt be-
eau suit In troyor in tho Superior Court against
tho Commarotal Nationa1 Dan1,. olaiming All. 0[o.
Iho pla1nsins assoft tnas sney gave note 70 the
bank for 10000, secured BY coi!aterala valued at
$4,000. The bank wrongfully sold the seouri-
tios for Al GOO. md tho suit ia to recover their
49, ~. ~ nv o,,,or s,,,t .vaa hro,,o1,t T., 49,
1a'uo eno .1e..o o'a, ";..s;. r.'s "ss sas ~ s1lo
statute, which allows penalty and tho forfeit
uro of fnterest when usury is takon. Plaintiffs
cl,;,, that tla hanl1 haa alao aYaotad ,,a,r;ors
sata - ;,,so-a.t ana thau an ~. 49, e.at,,.oa
lato u lnsotess' sna 'ne5 7uo iof LILO 6satusoEy
penalty.
THE oNo1NNAr1, PERU CHICAGO RAILROAD oAsE.
Judge Drummond oaye decision Saturday nm
fhn efYcoE m tha ptsoIholiora Of thn indrnont
ronderod against tho Company in tho caao Of
Walkor against tho Cincinnati peru l. Cbioago
Railroad Compnny. The JI,t]ge hold thnt tho
Judgment was not conclusive on the stock
holders unless thoy wore served, and that
whethar the iudgment M % aotnel1y 10 was az 9n. nn
poared to bo, for labor DONE and not for material
furnished. The case will now go back to Indi-
ana, whero vigorous contest IS to bo expected.
usun1oug CONTRACT. ..'.
Thomas J. Duffy, after paying interest at the
ratio Of 40 por cont per annu1n on noto for $500,
haB become tired Of tue mouotony, and has an
poalod to tho Court to give him q rest. Duffy
ataten. In hie bill nlsd in tila Superior Court,
that he borrowod @ 5000 ct Henry L. Graham in
Duffy gave mortgage On lts furniture. at No,
G04 Wost Adams street, and regularly removed
tho Barne eyery etx months. DO has now paid
altogether $500 interest, and still owos the $500
principal. There IL, however, as no has learned,
, 1874-04-20
WALL STREET,

Condition OF tho Gold and Stock Tel.
cgrapA Company.
NEW YonK, April 10.-Tho World aays: Tho
Now York Gold and Stock Telegraph Oompany's
stock Ia admitted on "froo list" OF Stock Ex-
change. Tho capital atock Of tho Company lin
s25 aharos) Ia s2,600 900; Of which tho Western
Union Telegraph Company in October last, held
sl,179 600, or A, 10 bhares out Of 100000. The;
August 81, 1878, oarned &G41, ,077 gross, at an
expense OF 9307, ,084; net earnings, $244, ,809. In
constructing lines similar to thoao used iu Now
York, in twenty-eiglt oit1es, the Company OK
pended last year, a210, ,178.
, 1874-04-20
Tho Dubuque stuop1e Unso.

. 15pZt41g U73FUE6N DHE618d 7TTDUH8.
DUBUQUE Iowa, April 18.-Tho Bteoplo case,
so-oallod, which has been boforo court hero for
seyerul days, and In which architects from CHI
cago and other distant cities wore called to tos-
tify, oamo to an ond to-day in a verdict against
Bishop Henesy for 4750. The Blshops defenso
waB faulty architectural construction OF tho
ateople, and he filed cross-bl Of $40, 900 dunn
q n tho architects called by tho defense was 70
the eifoot that the steople In question would havo
been dangerous ii built higher; neyertholeas,
tho Jury gave verdict aa stated. There Ia .,
great deal OF feoljng In tho public mind On tho
Cago.
, 1874-04-20

and Golden Fleece, load corn on ornor's account;
nchr T. !. Rogers, wheat private terms Lnst eysn-
inR-schr Dobhns, corn at 6o3 schr Col Ens"ofta;
0No. Total, capacity, $4,000 bu whcnt, l750oo b'
corn IL 900 h barley, md 10000 l,u OATS From ~
wheat At %,
, 1874-04-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Inebrtnto Asylum Law OF Mtnnc
nesotn Declared Unconstitutional.

8psoias Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Paul.. April 18.-Judgo Hall, Of tho Court
Of Common PleaH, this county, decides the
1nebriato Asylum law OF this 8tato unconstit1-
tional in that 1t leyies an unequal tax, and can
not be construed as police regulation under tho
law. About $4,000 has been collected from
saloon~keepors and invested for a building fund
tanned By Tie Buprama' ' Court, as s Is anticipated,
will be paid back with the interest earned to
tloae from whom it was COLLECTED.