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MUSICIANS JUBILEE,

New YoRK, Bopt. a2.-lrofeaatonhl mueloians
mho oan.o to tlaI, country in lAl7, 1917, and
brats tho twu,lty-tlfth Anniversary Of tAels Sa.
oapa tsola mnAAIchiQ2t tospUt!sul.
, 1874-09-23

RATES or HngacntrTIuN lrAYArtE tf ApvASceh -
Da13, ty aali.....as M Snuiar..."..... 'e$'Sn
tri. "ros!...... UtIUi Wrcklr ...... ....... %'oO
Parts nj Il :thr At tho tatn ra1o.
III ttcay mid tsakcp, IL hitro ana Ktse Fost
Giro htld.esv In full, including stats and CuFnts' -
Ronlnntes nny mNsp D!ther hS datt. exproas' Fos
Office o,dnl, rin Registered 1c.ie's. A. ""r risk,
7t:h3tg 10 ufrf 6uHSt:asnHas.
pats+ hol!reud, BEi,das escapon h conts per week
pnll,. delivered, sunday Included. M ennts per 'oeS'
Ahnscaa THE TRIBUNE tUMfHNt.
Corner hifdtann and DrasEorl.sts.. uhlcaRo, lila
e-~---.-...".:.-..---...-'.A'" e-~---".-...E."..:.'---...
TopAY'5 AMBsEHENTS.
AUADEMY or AtuStc-lInstol s'reo', ,l'e'wneh Mad"
ecu and Atunsoe Engagement ut tha 1ncart t;nnbnA.
ton. Afprnoon Ella Aphta1>" EtonlnR, "Iho NO"
NaGda1on."
HoprEY'a. Ti1EATEE-n -nnutoInh atseot het~eon
o1.rk snn ,asaiis. ''The Tangled phain." Atornoon
and oyepnr.
M'v1CK kE'S TiIEATRE-s1atson' strsnf, het"cen
Dcstbor mud Slato Engagement OF Joseph Jolicrson.
Zip Van Wtnku."
GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES htroet. opposite
Bhofnsu House Kelly Luan'l M!nasyals. AGtathoon
And evening.
EXPOSITION NNuIiblNG~Lakosstone.f foot Of Adams
4traht.
, 1874-09-23

Some curious developments woro brought to
light In tho recent investigation Of the Kings
County IN. " Almshouso. Tic graye-iliggor
testified that deceased panpers arc buried in
pits Ia feet Rquars aud 10 to u foot
deep, $50 hcing buried in each pit. 1t
takes about four months to all pit, and
thon tho paupers arc covered with Garth about
foot deep. There arc two facts in this tossimo-
ny Which will strike tho reader: First, tho re-
markable mortal1tJ. Thoze must 30 something
radical)y rotten IN tho management Of Aespita.
where two Of tho inmates die every day. Soc-
ond. tho violation Of tho ordinary dcoencies Of
lifo which only onco moro illustrates tho poct'a
verso:
Iattlo Ats boneB over tho stones.
lts only pRuper whom nobody Owls.
, 1874-09-23

llio raia. Tho Oornor'a Jury tlcrforc returnoa
1oruintto tho oreot that A1nhouy ~aB crushed t.,
death ny tho cars. md oxonorated Tin railroad
conlahS c ano ifs employer from all l.iame. III
faot, Mallory brought on his own death.
, 1874-09-23
SWITZERI.

BERNx. Sept. 22.-The American delegates to
tho International Postal Congress have arrived,
, 1874-09-23

GRAND OpE1lA.IIUl'SE-Ca CLARK ttroet, opposite
Bhorman House. Kelly L"oa's M!nassea. Afternoon
And evsntnR.
, 1874-12-21

PENNSYLVANIA Nnilroad Company, rhIcl, connects
with tho Tnn{,an limo, Tho Commaaionora
seeing tho Justice Of tho complaint, llayo now
rocotlol from their fornor actlo,,, nn1 ngan
rnisctl tho rates from st. l4OnB 10 tho Eaat, 30
M to mako tho difference botwoen tho two otioa,
Oh fourtl,.o1asB freigiltH and graiu, 10 conta
instead Of uontst as heretofore. THO dtlfor-
enco bctwoois East st. 14or'H and this city Ia
cents, tho brlgo.toIl amounting to cents on
A1oaara. j. q. Claris, Gonornl Manager. Il. II.
Clark, Chief Engtnoor, antl JoAonh Tuckor,
nsnornl Freight Agent and two 9, tliroe other The
carne near losing tholr livos in q railsoad aooi-
rio report fran Sioux City TINT General Mar
nger Cfark Ind both lia foot jammou, anil was
otherwise aoyoroly injured and M thattwo OF three
Foundation III fact General Manager Clark re-
ceivod Aligtt brl.ise OIL his leg, hut otherwise
Ii entirely uninfurcd aud wns at Ills oiltoo bat
urday attending to Ills dutios as 1tHunl. Ono
rcratchcs b,it mono Of them rocdel medical aid.
1Tr. Tucker escaped untouched. The Incident
was occaBlnnod by D broken rail. Tho ougino
paAHod over 1t safcly, but the car-tho only ono
on tho train-was thrown of aud traet. All the
parties toll against the partition Of the state~
room, which In oil probability savod tlaom from
eoyero Injury, aB ottor,yHo tloY would lhvo bnon
thrown through, the windows. At ono tlmo
thoro waB Homo danger OF tho Cur ontclinE tlre
from the upset stove, but fow pals of water
speedily extinguisl'cd tho tlaasca.
NEW DEPOT At ht'GHEaOR, IA.
Bpeoiul Uispateh ia The Chteaao J'rlbnne.
hfotirEoon, In., Dec. 20.-.ro-morrow tho now
depot Of tho Chicago, milwaukee, 1 St. ranl
Railroad Company Will bn reahy for occupancy.
Tho depot IL situaoa Mt OF near tho foot OF 31ai,
street, South Mcarogor, which III u aubstantial
compliance with the conditions Of tho grant Of
Congress- On tho 10Th OF May, 1894, under wI,ics,
+t,otx
iand-Nrant It Is niso futiiiiment Of tho co,l-
tract that tho Company outered into with tile
ciizena Of McGregor nltont one yoar ngo for tl,is
extension. Aftot tomorrow both freight and
passenger trains will run regularly over tho now
extension. III future McAecgor will 10 nucl,
moro accessible from tho West, and for pnsaon-
gers coming from the Enat by tho way OF Mil
wa,1koc.
, 1874-12-21
BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL SCHEME.

ST. JosEpu, No., Dou 10.--TLo into IIonBo in
thB city, tho largest and finest hotel builliug In
.llo Missouri Va!oy, Which cost 10000 In gold
in 1860, WAS purchased to-day by th9 Western
Baptist Educational Unloll, corporation oom-
uo1el Of loading citizouH from Missouri, KanBas,
Nobrnska, Iowa. and Colorado. Tho 1scy.
!, 8, uallocl IL prcaldent Of tins
oryau1xation; Rev. ]. IL. G. Nroahar, vico pros-
i,leut; George q. Hail, l'roaa'lror; mud Geurgo
llccue, Secretary. lilo object OF tho colpotn-
tion ID to cAtabs!, loro n iirnt-claHs University
Of lilo highest grado undor tho control Of tho
uapliAs denomination. somo OF tho wcalthiost
Of Truataos, Tlle urtolcn OF incorporation placo
tho enlawn.out fund ut 53u0.0n0, w1t! Enwor 10
Increase it to 81 mon, 200. TH Ia tho tlrat In
stanco on record Of tint denomination cutabtlrl-
tnK irAt-olReB University, oynratcppng Gtato
llncH iA ts organization md control.
, 1874-12-21

tho gonornl supcrytsion Of our worthy townsmas,,
N. u. II. Sanford, and So feol confloont TINT Don
sshs dsSi ss % %R yhe Ro% @ s une Sf f" s II ts
Of that gout!omnn aud hs refined taste, will ut
onco CONCLUDE thai ho will do Justice To tho mtg
nlllcc1lt undertaking.. 11o will have 900 mon upon
tho Tor ' sqon st sanft ~ 0} en- 5 10 eod1 BE- o6S"
month fol. hin valuable noryicou commencing
Jan. i. and By tho tormB Of lilo contract ho will
receive bonua Of $4,000 If 1y work Is fully
completed on tho 1gt Of August noxt.
F0ui!h--Iho two substantial Etonu tlan1B nro
10 DO built acrosp tho cast aud woat glons ut tho
foot Of tho ronnaua, whicl, will ba ~ foot thick
at tho la6o. md IL ut tho top tho southern
facca or which arc to DO perpendicular. ThH
wiil form two miniature rYers or lalscn on oaol
from tho wallis, which will bo u Niagara on q
Bn,all scnlo, tho point OF tho ponitlsu1a repro
nonting Cont Island. This work llaa boon In
trusted 10 tho Rklllful engineering Of Wll!ihu.
shortly comtncneo getting tho ntoao together
from tho woll-known g,sarricn on Churchill
Mountain, A1r. Jonoa has agreed to 10 thia
work for s50, 600, and hnu already received nd
vancoy Of 1000, In oltler to carry forward tho
work during The, coming wutor, I'll the agent Of
DO Souza Cabral ie anxious to havo this part Of
tho work finished III time for the spring froshot !;
and aE he has osgagod 25o, 900 i!uh Of different
varieties to stock tho sano, to bo delivered IN
tho spring, 1t will bo necessary to layo tho work
complote1 by tho middle OF April. Wo arc conh-
don't TINT Mr.. Jones ia oqua1 to tho tas1z.
ro, TIE a GAVE Tas AND % cm9sTA nrS npnrSo lin. .,o
- ,an nt,b nS@tn ~ n@. .a
y, ;e,,s,,s mta n ~ .aJ vlsss @
..a5' ,an'., aa95 uu>9 ,,,,,,, ~
nat o ~ WISH, cnnr @ Il ,t na in rnr.
n,s puI w., tiou a.e " o,oH ~ I'D ~ ,o
aos WIZ 'H 9,a ;o s ln" ~ t'a ,, ~ a, ts'
1va,p "so5 1nn VII cra,,a n,enn, MIN for nmnnr ]
in ntpne rubbish and ID aoad horsos. , I9y hSvo s
ror uorn ~ "1' n ~ ava ns,oino ah
III yn, ~ na,ro "1 WIFI vii II hn n ;ncsmlshlc
.i,, - ~ i. .n,11 III h rocaioetoJ tal
M ~ eU rto,s ~ ~, W. ,o U rour m
iaat ~ m"s 1,,5o NV y sE ny
t Ist t,,;a u s Hsg ,,a, =" ren W. ~ III,
" ~ .'e oawor ;ecano n,,roctirahe IN cosc.
y, anso ~ H., 5n,,,e ~ nnroes nnd innrnsa r.
duo1eo u 1T anr t,{ ~ ufiSns n5
~ ~ 1uM " s'u1Gu , a i,n .r,. .'is. ~
ies, s..v th,n sort;mht @ "'o '''''"N'4 '1''A W. 49,
A'pS Tie ia,,.ia ,urc,, ao aont of t,,o cot,
~ ,;ti.;, ,,,;a, a. e.,r;,'r - nn'on,
W. fur',s',;n,r nnstart sm,.5 n,ff"ont ~
~ HH'o'' {,a nf r', na,us ,,a siil tnro.
~ rn,o ha 1a;a in,n,"djntaqv ~ t1,n anrnr and iii
a.an'i4at uI @ ~, ;eo tn, ~ ,i H.. d;,nn.aa ~ viii,
, 1874-12-21
MlCcEjt AME0tlS,

THAT DEGENERATION IN FAVOR or ar. LOUIE.
A fow days ngo " rms announced III THE TAlu-
usE tlat tho Western llaslroatl Commissioners,
In adopting freight ratoa FROM Western points to
tue 1sast, ha1 buddy dlsrrlminasod against tia
city, aud III favor OF 1T. Lnuis, It appeared
that, iuBtaatl Of .laAlng tho llllaro.co botwoun
tho two ci.ios from III conts to ID eou.s, as has
ditfefanco hut oeuaa. Ut COURSE, tho G4ioago
roa.lA oa.'ing to at Louly wore Indignant ut This
aotnu, n,l tloY ueoslhsa tho Comn1iasl sloners Of
having mado tho rates III the Interest Of tho
, 1874-12-21

Mn NOT SEEK Fon ANT COMPLIMENTS.
Tho reporter oxrrossoa regret at having, ven.
tured upon the DANGEROUS subject Of
her personal appoarauco-and ho waG
roelly sorry; .ho wished ho had oithor
conceded with the "bloodless, soulloss" CHAR
actorizaton, or olso had said nothing ut uil
Whoslor Airs. Walbert il ,'nuccnatomod to
gallant speeches, or whether aho learg 30 many
Of them that oyon tile most graceful compll-
n,ent has no charms, tho roportor Ind no lnoans
Of knowing, aud would rather not hazard an
With this inauspiotoua beginning, the inter-
Wow Jagged slightly. and tho arrival Of Mr. and
N1lH. Bluthnrdt WIS q pleasant relief. Ia theil
MRS tho "blootoss, aoullosH-sriovanee stated
afreaA, Airs. Walbert decllsing tLat it waa out
rageous misrepresentation: tho effect Of Which
would be TO dlnainlsh thcsnuulhor ct hcr Now
YearH eailors. There was no lack Of sympathy
for hucla u terrible tlisastor anl with renewed
assurance Of distinguished consideration on tho
part Of tho reporter, and fow modifying
iomarks by Mrs. Iutlardt, the situation bocamo
moro aneablo. Mrs. Waldorf plloted tho way
through tho l1ome, md showed
THE aTATE or NIHonnER
| loft behind 1y Mrs. Whcoler ntu hor followers.
EAo also directed attention to tho storeroonl.
where, In trntl,. there seemed to bo plenty Of
supplies, and io;daugor OF stnryatiott.,. Tho po-
Hltion OF tho Society Of Good bnnaarltallA With
reference to Mrs. Wheeler was st9tod BY !';y Mrs.
| Walbort III follows: Finding that Mrs Whoeler
was deficient III discipline md that ehe clthor
could not or would not atmnistor tl1o affairs Of
tue lluino iii bilHtAcBH-llka way, ny lslak1lE OUT
| daily reports Of contributions reeolyod md work
done, we thought bost to install Afrs; Platt es
Superintendent, aud to riaco Mrs. Wheeler IN
charge OF tho work.room. She rofuHed to
recoSnizo tho authority Of tho otlicora OF
| thu Aocloty, anl ant tl!em at doilauco.
| We told hor alto must oboy or yacato. She re-
| fused to do either. / took counsel with Col.
Hammond, Mr.. TrusdelI. and other gontlomen.
mud thoy I'LL advised mo to resort to force IL
necessary, to expol hor. AZ Tor tho women who
wont with llor, they wero invited to ro'aa1i'. md
It il unjust to Charge us with having turned them
| ont III tue cold"
| What III your ftloa Of
| WE roiloy or TME aocIEry 2"
| tho reporter Inquired.
10 extoud aaAiatauoe to woman needing It.
! but not 10 make tho Homo rof0rinatosy mati-
| linton fnr tallon women. Wo shall receive atl
who ur1!y. assigning tllo doubtful clahs to q1ar-
ters by thosntolyeB aud theh turning them over
to the Etnng Wonla!1'a Refuge or tho ssatoss Of
tho Good Shepherd"
With tho ahbY0 statemont Of hor yiowa and
acts, glyon In her own words, blru, Walhort can,
not complain OF misrepresentation. sho IL af-
flicted with mania fur "b0sHlnR" tho socloty
ucAreoly lenH aeuto md overpowornB thhu that
whiut! resulted in the expuIaiou OF Alls. Leonard.
aud it tho Eocioty likes to DO "bosBca" by Mira.
Waldorf inBtoad OF Alrs. Loouard, tho claolco
between tho two roBts with lsaelf
, 1874-12-21

The Work OF HE Returning Hoard.
New ORLEANS. Dec. 10.-1ho Returning Board
was In executive goBsion nearly oil day. 1t Ia
understood that thoy hare oanyaHBcd tho ret,irna
from several additional parishes, giving lie
Democrats ii minority In tito House. It iB TO-
loved that tho Beard will got through with tho
cpuyass ehrIy no1t wook. Tho Democratic na-
Iority III tho lIo.lap will probably bo al,out 10.
, 1874-12-21

tubie.
Tho reporter had no clsanco to begin the con-
rersation lfra Walbart opened out with tic
matter uppermoat in hor mind: "T11E TnlnuSE
'bloodcHs, aoulless- looking boiug.'" ,Thiu was
eyidontya soro point with her, mud Tho reporter,
anxious 10 eay something aoothiug. and ut tho
samc time gallant, replied, With q aweot smile
mud tue Bincerest mir ho could put on under the
circumstances: ~ Rcatly, l must confcaa that
my brother OF the pencil who wroto you ZIP
yesterday WAS young man. Of questionable
taste. Now. es for naysolf, I entirely diaagroo
with his cstimate ct your personal appearance.
midst of tho Samnritans who used to meet ut
Mrs. Loonard's, wcro TINT you wero extremely
nicc -
The remainder Of tho scntonco Was cut of by
n cutting Interruption to tho otlect tint Mrs
WnIhnrt
, 1874-12-21
THE GOOD SAnIAIlIT4iNS.

HOW tho Situation stood Yesterday.
Sunday developed no now situation in tho
disagrocablo diacussona of tlio Good snu1artans.
Saturday night found tho ejoctoa hiatron anl
hor forlorn Hook installed in tho Western Avenue
Police Station an lodCers- -thir:y-two women and
children sprawlod about t..-o building, with Huch
bedding as could DO collected from the charitable
residents of tho vicinity, or could 10 uparod from
tho beds Of tho policemen. They ,nndo tlom-
Holvos Us comfortable as possible, and thought
tlcnsclyea lucky to havo place to sleep ut all.
Yesterday morning they breaktasted on somo
oatabios sent in from outside, and III tho after
noon box Of bread, ham, hoef, and turkoy
was eont up from tho Tiyoli by tho
propriotors. So thoro was no hunger during tho
day, mud Capt. Guntl directed Sorgt NcCauloy
not to lot them suffer for breakfast this morn-
ing in caso no provision was made for tlon Il
reporter, visiting tho Webstor Avenue stntlon.
found Mrs. Wheolor sitting III STATE i'll tho sor-
goanta private Office, looking Il littlc tho worno
for wear. but firm aud ciocrful. 6no atated that
tho ''ilook" would loayc Tho station Monday
morning, to 60. she could not exactly say whore
rooms in building about two blocks distant.
which toy could rondor habitabio and CON-
Portable By etovo or two, md such bed
ding NJ thoy could collect. STILL pho did
not iiko 10 accept Mrs. Spaight'H offor, "for
REASONS Of my own." Haid aIrs Wheeler.
III mnunor which plainly denoteQ her
,lnwiLlingnesB to Htao What those reasons woro.
1t was her intention to 30 Oh III she Ind begun.
, 1874-10-01

a correspondent writes with reference to
recent article printed in this paper on "Tho no-
lgion OF 0ugh," !" wishing to know how woman-
suffrage has received ''notice to quit BY the
developments Of tho Boecher scandal. Our cor
respondent probably, is ready to concedo TINT the
ca1lec OF wo1nan-uuffrago has met with now
prejudcee OH the part OF tho public growing out
Of this affair. Every ono OF tho prominent
actora In tho drama,-AIr and Mrs. Docchor Mr..
aud Mira. Tilton, a1iHa Deecher and Mira. Hooker,
Mr. Bowen. Miss Anthony, Airs. Stanton Mrs.
Woodruff, Mother-in-aw 1Iorao. Miss Clailin, Col.
Blood,-all in fact, except Noutton, aro not only
advocates Of woman.sufrrago, but they are the
leaders OF tho u.ovemont. part Of the troubles
in this case grew directly out Of tho rivalry be-
tween tho Boston and Now York societies. Tho
original expose was caused by intestine troubles
and wransies among tho leadera. Now the poo
plo are tired and sick Of every one Of these poo
pio, and all their theorios, hobbies, md idoas.
Thoy have placed an ouium not only upon them-
selves. but upon all the projects thoy hayo been
advocating. In this manner, tho womau-suf-
frago busineHs has notice to quit. At tho san,o
time, having notice to quit dooe not necessarily
involve the fact TINT it ,oia quit Judging
from tho obatinacy Of the advocates OF woman
surlage ne presume 1t will not, although tho
"notlco ia an indication Of tho desire Of tho af-
licted public.
, 1874-10-01

Chicago. Inatesd Of compelling Chicago to
abandon tho lumber trade, lo advises that tho
danger from that source bo roducod
to tho minimum By proper precautions
aganst fro In all tho manufactures of
wooden articles, saw and planning mills. 1Io
compares tho complaint of t'Io Insurance Board,
that tho salvage IL 60 small In Chicago with
thotr requirement for iron doors and Bhuttora
declares that, while Manaarl roofs are tho OK
cortfon in Chicago. thoy arc TIM ru1o In Now
York; aud oltes tho fact TINT our atreotn arc
noarly donblo in width tho streets in Now York.
Ills suggestions RS to tho drill and discipline Of
tho Fro Department arc most appropriate and
excellent. We cornmond the whole lettor Of A1r.
rcrry to the careful consideration Of tho public,
md Claim tint 1t shows that tho action Of tho
National Board OF Underwriters was rash. in-
conaidcrate, aud UNNECESSARILY oppressive upon
4 city Ike Chfcago.
, 1874-10-01

Several gcntle1non Of Philadelphia conneoted
with the management Of the National Coutou-
NAL Celebration Which will occur In 1876, aro In
thia city. They intond to explain to tue people
Of Illinois, through so.ne convenient maaiusn,
the scope of the proposed Exposition. .lo pros
out stago Of tho work OF preparation, and tho
conditions necessary to succeHB. One OF
these conditions. OF courso, is an abuu-
tans supply OF money at tho start, a
part OF which tho poop1o OF tho West arc
expected to furnish. We aro ploaaod with
the inlomitablo resolution OF those gontlomen,
aud bcloye TINT thoy have at last adopted tho
Only rational and proper muans of raising tho re-
CURED funds. Subscriptions to Centennial stock
may not be profitable in u pocuniary souse, but
otherwise there is ovory inducoment for Western
men to take Il liberal share Of tho expenses OF
the Centennial, as thoy viii Of the credit Of it,
upon themselves. At tho aams time. the gcn-
tlemen representing tho enterprise in this part
Of tho country will do vol to promise that no
further attempts shall, with their consont, be
nlado to secure Contennial appropriation from
tho National Treasury.
, 1874-10-01

Tho option-trading In corn for September closed
yesterday, with the rosult no suggested. ons Of
those engaged in tho July corner sold short to
tho other septombor operators, and yostordhy
declined delivering abont 500 600 bushnls. Tho
ezcusc given Is that sonlo scl|ors to him in
July faod to dolivor about that amount to
him, and that ho has 1noro1y mado things oyon.
Thoso who failed to dolivcr corn in July pleaded
that they wore prevented doing go by Mr. stur-
gca himself, and wero therefore not in default.
As mono Of those: :oontraots are loyal, thoy
Cannot bo enforced. aud, hcnoo they aro on q
level with my other gambling contract Tho
sooner tho practice ia discontinued tho better.
WHOM tho law aud personal "honor" both fail
to cnforco thcso contracts, thoro should DO no
moro Of thom. Tho sharp praotice might 10 to
a great extont avoided by changing such aalcB
from solor tic month to soller ton twenty days
from tho datc Of sale. In this way tho matur-
ing of all tho contracts at tho BANJO Instant
would bo avoided At present. all contracts
on short sales may be considered both void and
yoidablo, and therefore very uncerta,n.
, 1874-10-01

Qov. Kellogg, Of Louisiana, has addressed
lation to tho representations OF A[r. g. Il.
Watkor. In order that the Governor may not
complain Of being donioa hearing, We print
what ho has to say in another column !;
and, in ordor that tho truth may not DO con-
cealad, wa remark that tho Governor ia
both ill-tomporod and diHIngonuous. Tho tono
in which ho speaks shows that ho is hurt. Ho
Gun scarcely bo said to speak. Ho cries. He
says that The animus OF 11r. Walkers various
atatemnnts IL desiro to obtain social position
In tho Tocllc country, (which ho does not re-
ceiyo aud to which lo Ia not entitled"
It will bo easy for Mr.. Walker to
answer in t1s sanao strain, that, il such ropro-
aontatious as lie has made are calculated to give
him An exalted social station in tho Teche couu-
try, AR Kellogg certainly cannot 10 highly
esteemed thoro. Undoubtedly thia is tho case.
Gov. Kellogg has himaelf admitted it. To
charge him NTH dcreliction Of duty Ia to
deserve tho gratitude OF the whita people, not
only in tho Tacho country, but in all parta Of
Loul6lana. 1t Is, therefore,, 6haer impndonco
for him to affirm that tho statcment Of Mr.
Walkor "is regarded" By good citizcns Of
Louisiana in ono Tay or another. Flo
has no mems Of knowing how the etatemunt il
regarded by good citizena. We do not propoao
to discuss at this time the specific points at
issue botwoon Gov. Kellogg and Alr. Walkcr.
Tho quarrel Ia their own. It is only our interest
to 500 that /. iB conducted docently.
, 1874-10-01

Iottor that Of tho draft Of 1000 which yon 6ont
mo aome tfno slnoo ! found 1t desirable
to daliver $1,000 to Mr.. Chandler Z"
HnvinE finished up tho businoas pnrt
OF tho letter, Caleb applies an emolliont:
nm glad to 500 that MI opposition to your
Administration III dying out, anil public confl-
donce Is being restored. shall bo happy to 800
you when you como hero" Cunning Calobl How
Mitch waa tho n.nouut at tho noxt draft2 Then
oomes Bon ButIor, tho opti,niat, with Aih pl,iIo-
aophfcal crest and motto, " Commeje 10 trotue,"
tahlng things Us Ao tlnts shom aid ho thinks that
tho amount which ho will lnd md takc ought to
he $4,000. Lost tho Governor may think this Is
too mich, he ro1ninia him that 10 advised With
tho counsel who argued tho Louisiana caso In
the Supreme Court. and that tho counsel will
recognize bis claim hence. "poaso re1nit by
draft, which draft will 10 your receipt" Poor
kolloggt Tho noxs man who comes Ia Senator
carpontar, md ho comes vory much as Achilles
ontorsin LA Belle Holone." uois Short sharp,
torso, and tiondlsllly in earnest, IIo llas only
throo 1lnoa to writo, but Whatoly himuolf could
not hare put them moro logcnliy, "Denr Ko1-
logs, am desperately short" This is to tho
point. There Ia no miataking Ills moaning, Do
Inf desperately short, Of course Ae wauts
money. "oan't you send mo 31,0002" Then
comos the Inevitable ergo: "If 10, 1t wouid be
godsond. Youru truly" In tho whole history
Of political correspondence nothing noator or
moro 1aoonio thau this can bo found.
How MANY mnro 1atfo,s of t1,fa uork vera fonn5
1t has not bcen stated. As tho Mc12nery Govoru-
nent was only In power day or two. IL may not
bo impossible that they held consultation md
docldod. II ths was tho n,arIuer in Which Kellogg
was bled, 1t would bo cheapor for thom to quit at
onco than to Btay. Aftor Huch I'M expose as
this, tho feoling Of indignation aeainst Kellogg
should b tempered with somo oommisoration !;
for, 1t this plnckiog goes on mitch longer, ho
won't haye pn-foather loft III short time.
, 1874-10-01

closing at 35{c for whoat to Buffalo. Flour wns
II, lcss demand 1t former pricoa. Wheat waa
moro aotivc aud 1@1}1c lower, o'oalng at 0ie"lo
caBl, aud 0411lo Boiler Ootober. Corn was activc
aud 10 lower, closing at $3.50 cash, and 8111o
soer October. Oats wero in good elomand aud
stoady, clostng at 50c casl', and 1910 for ocsd-
bcr. 1iyo waH quiet aud caaser, closing at 800.
Darloy WAS quiet and weak. closing At s1.0l
cash, and $50 for October. Hogs wero aetiye ut
an Average reduction Of 15o Balcs ut $4,000
7.25. Cattle woro dull aud unchanged. 8Aoop
ware stendy.