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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-21
WHISKY.
What a Waste .-2,zOO Barrels Burned |
at Frankfort, Ky.-The Fire Visible |
at Cincinnati. 30 Miles Distant,

at Frankfort, ky-The ffre tlsiDie
at Cincinnati. 30 Miles Distant,
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-At Frankfort
about midnight last night the whisky ware
house of RObt. P. Pepper, situated on the
Kentucky River, one mile above the city,
and containing about 2,700 barrels of
whisky, was totally destroyed by fire, with
its contents. The whisky was insured Tor
nearly $4,000. The principal losers are
the Underwriters Agency, Sl,5OO; the
Royal of Liverpool, $1,000; the
.Etna, 6,000; the North America Of
Philadelphia, $500; the German Ameri-
can of New YOrk, $4,000; the Niagara, of
New York, $500, the Pennsylvania, of
Philadelphia, $1,000; the Queen, $1,000;
the Imperial, 5000; the Franklin, of Phil
adelphia, 81, 500 and the Connecticut, So
200.
The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. There was aslight
rain falling. The warehouse was situated
about thirty yards from the distillery, and,
as the wind was blowing from it, the latter
was not damaged. The fire was plainly
seen from this city.
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In London five families have been
trying the experiment of a confeder-
ated home. a large house in the
Bloomsbury region was taken, and ar
rangements for the regulation of the
household were made with precision.
There was a common dining room,
and each family had a set of rooms
which is furnished at its own convent
ence. One cook prepared the meals,
and couple of servants did the other
work. For two days affairs went well
enough. Then trouble began. The
dinner was a standing subject Of dis
pute, the unfortunate cook being as
unable to please five families as the
two servants were to answer five bells,
all ringing at the same time. The chill
dren of the different families quarreled,
and before a fortnight had elapsed the
confederated home was broken up.
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CINCINNATI.
setting upa Corner I'm Comns.

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CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-A convention Of
The coffin manufacturers of the West, which
has been in session in this city for the last
two days, terminated last night. Their
time has been occupied in the discussion OF
matters of common interest to the trade
and in social intercourse. After the cleo
ton Of w. w. Ettich; Of Allegheny, Penn
sylyahia, President, and Of NJ. II. Dill OF
Richmond, Indiana, Vice President, the
convention adjourned to meet in Pittsburg,
June next.
An Example for Nashville.
The City Council this afternoon, in pur-
suance Of a communication Of the Mayor
and the action Of the Stone-cutters Asso-
ciation last night, appointed committee
to visit Washington 10 consult with de-
partment officers IN order to secure the
work of cutting stone for the new Cinein-
natl custom-house in this city.
Sudden Death OF wash. Mclean
S. B. w. Mclean, an old citizen, who
served as collector of the port Of this city
under Pierce and Buchanan, and who, for
eleven years preceding 1870, was business
manager and leading stockholder Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer, fell dead Of heart dis
ease at his residence this morning.
Mr.. p. Ehrgott, Of the firm Of Ehrgott <
Krebs, lithographes, dropped dead this at
ternoon while reading a letter.
suit for False ImPrisonment.
Edward Black, brother of George Black,
one of the robbers Of the American Express
Company, to-day sued H s. Julier, of
Cleveland, Charles Fargo, Of Chicago, and
Col. Kiested and two detectives, of Cincin-
natl, to recover twenty thousand dollars
damages for false Imprisonment. Edward
Black was imprisoned four hours yesterday
on suspicion, but was taken out on habeas
corpus and released. The officers said that
his arrest was made through mistake.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-21
NEW ORLEANS.

The Conservative Majority Holds Out
FamOusly.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-The election
returns have not been received from De-
Soto, Lafayette, Morehouse and Grant par
ishes. The Returning Board have compile
ted the count Of all but three polls in the
city. If these polls agree with the taliy
sheets, the Conservative majority will be
12.127. The result will be published on
Sunday
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A VERY FAST MAN.
New York Sun.

Commodore Vanderbilt is undoubt.
edly fast man. He always rides on
the fastest trains. His recent ride
from this city to Baltimore was made
in astonishing time. The road was
kept clear, and the locomotives were
run by skillful engineers. There was
no jolting nor jerking. At Baltimore,
however, there was a hitch, and the
returning train did not run half fast
enough for the railroad king. The
Commodore is a man Of vast resources,
his mind is well freighted, and he may
yet checkmate the latest move Of the
Baltimore and Ohio magnate.
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AESTRIA
DISSATISFIED BRAKRMEN.

VIENNA, Nov. 2O.-The Arch Duke
Charles Ferdinand, died to-day.
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CorToS steady in New York. closing
yesterday at 145c for middling upland
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New parties in France are the ''Alacs,
the "Anti-Mass," the "Aacna-honteauX
aud the "PlOnplonites."
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BOSTON.

How the Administration Hired Voters
at sI,5OO a Day, and yet Failed TO
Elect their Man.
Boston, Nov. 20.-1he Massachusetts,
Labor Council state that they have proof
Of the hiring of seven hundred and fifty
men during the two weeks preceding the
election at an expense to the government OF
$500 per day, most Of whom were dis
charged after the election; that the recon-
mendation for hiring tFese were signed by
GOOch, 1.-THE late opponent of n. P. Banksl
and the additional force had little if any,
thing to do. The Council recommended
that their statement be submitted through
Massachusetts Representatives to the Sen
ate and House, and a special committee be
appOinted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-21

Mrs MCFARLAND RICHARDSON is teach
ing young ladies in Chicago how to make
wax-fowers.
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rhe Third Party TO the TriPartite
NOnsutted.

The slander suit of Henry G.. Bowen
against Demas Barnes, one of the numer-
Gus actions growing out of the Brooklyn
scandal, was begun to-day in the Kings
County Court of Sessions. The case was
submitted to the jury without argument on
either side. The judge charged that proof
of malice was necessary to convict, and the
iurv, after a brief consultation, brought in
a verdict of acquittal. The jurors at the
same time handed a written statement 10
the court TO the effect that while the de-
fendant was legally exempt from convic
tion, vet they believe the printed matter ia
the Argus relating to the deceased Ms.
Bowen was a.rociouS and cruel.
Beecher still Appealing.
The formal order of the general term af-
lirming the order of Chief Judge Nelson,
at the special term, denying the applica-
tion of defendant for the bill Of particulars
in the suit of Theodore Tilton against III.
W. Beecher, was signed by Judge Reynolds
this morni g. It atfi ms Judge Nelson's
order, and every part thereof. Beechers
counsel have decided 10 appeal from the
order of the general term TO the Count Of
Appeals.
The Direct Cable.
A Rye Beach dispatch states that the
direct United States cable feet, the FaTa-
day, Dacia and Ambassador, were in the
harbOr. The Grace was off NewfOund-
land, on the 18th inst, waiting for suita-
ble weather to complete the laying Of the
cable.
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Counterfeit Bonds

In consequence Of the appearance of
counterfeits, the deliveries of the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway first mortgage
seven per cent. coupon bonds dated July l,
1859, and payable Aug. l, 1885, must be
registered in a name and not "tO bare, ,
as heretofore, at the New York Stock Ex-
change.
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The Union and American job

RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOUS
"A STYLES OF type necessary % do all kinus OF
Book, Pamphlet, Periodical, Newspaper OF
other heavy work in a superior manner, az
urices below that of Northern and Eastern
eities;and in any and everything We propose to
Cd We challeng competition.
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NEW YORK.
Bankrupt for a Million.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-A warrant in
bankruptcy has been issued against the es-
tate of Samuel Kaufman, Henry Mayer
and Charles II. Kaufman, formerly en-
gagged in the mercantile and banking busi-
ness, and the attorneys for the petitioning
creditors have issued notices forbidding the
payment of any debts or the delivery of
any property to them. The liabilities Of
the firm are about one million.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-11-21

Coin opened strong New York, yes
terday, at 11lk and closed at llls.
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Resumption Schemes.

There are in the city a dozen members
of the House and some twenty Senators,
and among them there is a good deal Of
speculation over the specie resumption pol
icy which the President promises to recon-
mend to the Republican party in his COM
ing message. Among the plans suggested
is one to retire the legal-tenders put out
after the panic Of September last. by is
suing bonds. This would increase the
bonGed debt, and some object to it on that
account. Another method is to receive a
certain percentage of the customs in legal
tender notes; and cancel the same daily as
they are received. This would be a steady
and gradual contraction of the currency,
and several members are in favor of it.
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DK1IvERKD M oARRIERs IN TIE orTr AED
uDaEFIKLD.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-The Cabinet
session to-day lasted nearly three hours.
All the members except Postmaster Gen
,ral Jewell Werasnresent
, 1874-03-04
MICHIGAN.

Insurance StntiHttcs--Stnfc Treasury
StAte1ileit--SpeciAl judicial Elec-
ti0ns
Corresnoudence of tbs Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mioh Fob. pa table has just
boon completed by tho Treasury Department,
showing tho number OF fire and marine insnr-
anco companies authorized to to business in this
State, and tho amount received for specific
taxos for tic yeara 1879 and 1878. Tho amount
received for taxoA OF 1879 was S58, ,20l .9B, from
ninety-two companies. Ton companies doing
business in 1879 hayo gono out, lowing eighty
two Which did a business in 1873 amounting to
&C. lgg 7G5, agaiust S5,dDl ,GG5 by tho Bano COM
panios in 1b74-HhowiuE an increase of $Ul4,-
l0u. Tho total amount received for tux OF 1771
was $G5, $3.50.
Iroabury balanoe for February, 1874:
!tecclrla. d., ,13626
1}laoNfeetncnla.. bp,fb914
Da!aHeo EoD. 1e.. 1t1bjt
Coy. Bagloy las orilored snocial election In
the Tenth Judicial Circuit at tho regular spring
elections, 10 I'LL tho vacancy in tic Judgcship
cauBod by rosignaton.
, 1874-03-04

hfr. Rocd--Lot tiie RECORD show, thon TINT It
In upon tho application Of tho defendant. Thoro
In n perjury indictment poniling against hlr.
Gago, which 1Iin'lIonor, Juilgo Mooro. has unlor
consideration. If That H sustained will not this
aatno motion apply to 1t ? IIonco think 1t
proper that hoW bRtl Should be given. Tint IL
tho practice. (ro Mr.. swctt)-Wlat morning
can you cnmo iii and givo bail to appear at tho
Circuit Court Of Lgko County2
WHY IT IL FnEFEn1tED.
hfr. Bwott-1 dcHiro to mako ono Atntoncut.
Tho only ground OIL which wo prefer I4ako Coun-
ty is this I'll tho division Of 1nbor betwaon
Mr. Dextor md myself, I undertook
to investigate the public profud!co, and lind in
vcHtigasioila mado III tile County Ut Lako, sui,-
posing tho oaHo would go thoro M matter Of
law-(A Mr.. noed-Casoa lid until the county-seat
Of Dn Page wnB moyod.1 Ito know II prejudice
existed tlloro; and would not consent to Its
going anywhere else until could mnke inyoHtt-
tlaiion III many OF the people who do buHlneH8
in Chicago live iii tho adjacent towns.
A1r. Keed-l would Just nB Boon 1t would go
tllero aa anywhere olso. How about tho bail2
THE HALF.
Alr. swott-Wo will fix TINT
blr. 1teed-rerlaps 1t would be botsor to loavo
1t us 1t is. was going to s,lggeBt Tint We wait
until Judge Alooro decides Whether or not the
other Indictment in valid.
hlr. Noed-So TINT, II he sustained tllat in-
dictnont thoy could como in aud evo bail on
both at oncc.
Thfs oilol tho discussion, and tho attorneys
and many OF tho Bpecsators loft tho courtroom.
, 1874-03-04

SPfcl09 DIs0alfH 70 7d6 ENacdJo 7T75NNe,
srn,sor1ELp, H., Marol, 3.-TAe Compulsory
Education bill being consideration by sections
In the Senate, Casey mado MI elephantine effort
to bo funny by moving tint childson be COM
pollod to work tl!rco montha in year instead Of
going to sohol. This WAS dafeatel-23 to TO.
Hampton doEired to Htriko out the sixth acc-
ton,
PROVIDING POOR CHILDREN WITH CLOTHING.
lie urged that 1t would encourage idleness and
pAupersm, aud take away the incentive to action
necessary In tho caBo Of both paronts aud chill
lren.
baldwin l,opod no s,,oh calamity would Imp
pcn to tho bill, It thoy wore to MAKO III otlort
to oulnpol oduoatiou, they should not refase to
furnish clothes.
Bsoelo thought, II Ibis bill mas ncceeaary 0s
, 1874-03-04


Special Disn1tch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
6rnlSaF1ELD, ILL.,, March 3.-Alr. Merritt, pro-
prlotor Of tho Stale Register and one of tho con-
tractors for the public printing, testified before
the Committee TINT llo intended putting in sop
arate bid, but Bnilhacho proposed thoy should
unite in ono bid, aud he agreed; tlat ho raised
half the purchase money by tho mid OF Molvin,
but he did not distribute It, nor did llo know OF
tho alteration in the bid for ffth-olasB prcsB-
work from GI( to 25 cents for twenty-five in,-
prcaHious, until 1t came out In tho investigation.
1Ir. Darkley, Of tho subcommittee, composed
of himself and Thornton, testified that they had
examined
THE HooKs IN THE "JounNAL" OFFICE,
md found that, up to December last, tlfth-class
prcsa-work was charged ut tie rata Of G11I cents
for twenty-five Impressions, showing how tho
printers themselves construed tho law up to
tlat time. They also fonntl TINT there wore
throe columns Of figures in tito paper account,
tile first showing tho cost of tue pnpor to the
Journal Company, tho second the amount to bo
divided betweonth Journal and the Register, and
tue third the amount added by tho Journal Com
pany, being its own
PRIVATE STEAL.
outside to that was added s925, which wsa
diyiloa botwcon tho journal and Register. being
joint steal, bringing tue cost Of that paper up
" t2Ats61t ~ tAlAk "Ae dbAA AuAfAl utt AtCoWAt
Of tho Journals private steal, s2.25, making tue
cost to tile Sta.e 3l0.25 for bundle ot papor
thut cost $3 ut tho outside.
alr. Mcintosh, All expert from Chicago, tosti-
fed,
nEoAnDISa THE n1.tD1N9,
that the agricultural reports could be bound at
from Is to 20 cents volume for M edition Of
10,0U0. The charge to tho State is 81 oonta n
volume. Tho Railroad Commissioners ind
Auditors reports, OF which small editions woro
issued, could be bound at from rs to so cents.
III connection with this matter, hIr. Orsndorff,
q membor Of tho Printing Committee. lad tho
/ section Of
THE CRIMINAL CODE
relating to conspiracy amended 30 that "it two
or moro porsons consplre Or agree together with
| the fraudulent or malicious intent Wrongfuy
and Wiekedy to -. prevent oolnpotltion III
tho lotting Of any contract to the statc, or tho
autlorities Ct any county, city, town, o. village
Or shall induce any person not to enter into such
competition p. shall be in'priaoncd ~ tho
Pouitcntiary not exceeding three years, or fined
not exceeding $1,000"
Secretary HarIow will address the Committee
Thursday evening, Oh behalf Of tho Printing
Commissioners, to rofute insinuationa that have
beon mado against tlc1n.
, 1874-03-04
THE "WHlTED SEPULCHRES."

EARLs1LLE, Ill., March /, 1874.
~ tbs Editor of The Cheaao Tribune:
s,n Az oue Of your roadors, want to thank
you for tho exposure you Anyo mndo OF tho:
Hypocrisy Of the Aduance md Inferior, In tho
quaoA-medcino advertising business. Many Of
uur po,s citizens are opening their eyes wide in
consequence. These wlitod sopulchrcs richly
tleHuryo tho oaBtlgation you llave eyon them.
1t IL pitiab!o to reo thoso eantiug hypocrltcA
squ!rnl. Keep thenl o.. tia gridiron Of public
cossfully ateal tho Livery OF uoayoli to serve tic
Deyil III. u,
, 1874-03-04
Rings Within Rings and Steals Within
Steals.
Tho Compulsory Education Bill
Passed to Tlfrd Reading
in tho Senate.

THE CRIMINAL CODE.

THE CRIMINAL CODE.
snro,e. ,,t.,,otch N m. fhicooo 7xfaun..
g.,... 1. ~, ryana1, N~" q tt,.s 1Ta..u
ofi'!sapAIH''s .'i' a'"'e' u'~AHe .A'aou -
susned tho consideration OF the Criminal Codo,
tho pending question being Caasedy's motion to
striko out thu gcctfon allowing eriminala Ia
toat,tr l., t,,oir o,v, ho,,,1F po1,,,,, h,, ,,,o
@ seot4A' - 'A'. .r'.,.N - ,,,..o oNA a. W.
hoor III tsgor ot sno seot.on. "nen no naa OK
hauBteu ht8 repertoire Of ILLUSTRATIONS, etc.. Grcg
moved to table Uasset1y's motion, and 1t was
tab1el-s2 to 90
Jonos, amcndrnont re,a,,va Ia
soAo" "A'otusAu''N 4o4"t.'o s''. W
SENTENCING nohoEhEhs
to DO hanged, Which WAS Lost yesterday, MAS
adopted, AZ follows:
proyica tho day so. shall not occur befora th, tentb
day Of the term Of tho Supreme Court OCCURRING tn
my Grand Dlyslon) uoxt afer tbs prououuciug of the
Judgment.
Mollennnck offered =
EEw DIVISION, ENTITLED "nA1LRoAps,"
providing that, if any conductor, statio1-agont,
tokat-agent. clorl, officer, servant, or o,uployo
Of a,1y railroud shall aak or charge any groater
rate OF faro than IL allowed by law, hc sHall be
fined not loBs than 9l0nor moro than 800, to
bo recovered before Justice Of tho Peace, OF 20
to jail until tho Hue and costs aro paid
Another section fiucs railrond employees not
less than $780, nor moro than 5000, for putting
OF train passongor who refuses to pay moro
than the faro prescribed by law or by thu lsal-
road Board. Tho decision was aloptcd BY 50 to
65.
Subsequently, Armstrong, OF Grundy, moved
| to reconsider tho voto OH tho ground thut tho
, 1874-03-04
M1SOELLANEOU MAIrrERs.
Spec1at Dis1akch to 1'Na Chicago Tribune,

unon ~ '' -@AS''' s0'0'-"" "'|oA-
s'oet''
M1sohLLANEous MATrERs.
SPECIAL Nsoakt's to 1ha Chicago Tribune.
grp1yor1r1n nun1oi i March or ,s"pA asIr c,na,,a n
tro;1ucod rho n,orr;n,, a I'M -, .-ns., c.
~ ~ 49, ~ .,.e',,.,. ~ - "o"o eeo.
u @n acs 70 F.oVloe tof ahnoxin5 aud
anu excluding territory to and from citieB,
towns, and villages, and to unite cities.
towns. and yi1larea.n It ja intcnf1cd to ,noot
carca rhoro ~ o,a ,,,. ~ H. .n.r.,x,, s0.'
esses Gus ".'eto no one l'os on tho 'erftors, az IN
nex or diacouncct 1t.
COMMITTEE c1Enrs
Afr. Jonos nnnouuecd TINT MI I,ut e,1 co,o,ni..
a,es,s oa ..nIouea t.'t ~ out s'a con''1it.
.so e4otAS n"a oeoh o'scharget a'd thoso Will
oe turned ntrft as Hoon Us thoir services eau ho
dispensed with.
TIE COUNTY COURT DILL
has passed tho House At last. It provides TINT,
iaw, County Courts bllall hnvo concurrent ju,ia-
d!ctlon With tho Circuit Courts III all that Cl9sH
ct cnaes wlcrein JuetfcoB Of tho Pence have
Jurisdiction, wlloro the amount claimed or tho
fRluo OF property in controversy sllnl not exccel
S5t}o, mud III all criminal ofrciBes a1ld n,islo-
meanorB where the punishment III not
lmprlHonnlone Ia tho PenitcntfaEy or
death, and such other clnsEos Of
mn anneaa s,, u ,I;osad Eouet, f, d'M proyaGd.
~ nppeah H sn1! no alio"ea from JUSTICES OF the
no"e1 ~ 49,, sno 1osx vonls' inn senate post
re"ar,nn ,no t,,e sa,tr 81 1he resolution
| morrow 6y 20 to H.
| GATES on THE I1rTLr wApAarr.
| Tho Approximation bill giving Il .{;0l tn banr
| tho gates on tho Litile Wabaeh failed to ,,nta
| tho uolso, On motion to reconsider. Dninn
appealed to thom to hung tho gates, or tic
n;tyo ,itn,,a1 ~ tiu H. n1 D. "vau ~ uso'eas'
Nalkor and others made speeches for it, and
! Hopkins waB oiliciouH i'll hiB opposition to the
| bill, OH the ground that JaqucBs. Dolan, and
others voted against tho Copporaa Grouk dun.
Hopkins said entirely too 1auoh on tito subject,
Wicker nnd Rogers cano to the rescue.
Tho reconsideration 1fas carried, mud, after
othor speeches. III which it waB c]ui,od that Lie
| rivor regulated frcigltB on the railroad in thas
| vicinity, the ball nt,ai:l failcl to l)Ady.
| LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tho bill in relation to advertisements and
cos,-othorwise, bill to increase the cost
Of lawsuits and supply rural newspapers with
atlvertigcmcnts,- ,-wna postponed uutl Friday,
| lts author, Casey, fearing it would DO defeated
III slim House, na it should be.
TIE MAYORS BILL.
The bill introduced py Mr: Leo (sonato) to
perPetuato tho well-known 1layor's bill, " came
| back from the Committee on municipalities With
| . recommend that u DO not IasB. Eut, on Mr.:
Lce's motion. it took Its place III order OF accod
reading.
| THE JURY LAW
Tho House passed the emergency bill amend
| ing tlo Jurylaw enacted two weeks ngo, 10 thai
| q Juror may serve on all trials during term
| mud not on only oln trnl your TlilB in the
| third attempt to provide legal furies made by
, 1874-03-04
SPRINGFIELD.
A Days Work Of the Illinois
Legislature.

A Days Work of the Illinois
Legislature.
The Criminal Code Before the
Lower House.
Railroad Legislation Embed.
led in It by Jealous
Changers.
Reconsideration Taken, and Exercise
Given to Common-Scnsc.
More About the Printing and Bind
ing Frauds.
Rings Within Rings and Steals Within
Steals.
Tho Compulsory Education Bill
Passed to Yhfrl Reading
, 1874-03-04

We wo call tho attention Vt ta public to tbs sala
of English bouks ut aetluu Mt 2vi und 201 Eant Mat
enn street, to conlnleuce Thursday lnpruinK at 10
O'Clock. The books how Oh exhibition. Sos sdYertsse-
ncut.
, 1874-03-04

oil, 1t wan noccenary to llnvo It complete in a1l
isB parts, and not prosoting tho fncongnto.lt
feature Ut compelling children to 70 to scuo,
without clothes.
l}1rko hardly know what noxt 10 oxnoot in ths
way Of bills fur education, and nlroniy ho was
called oil to vote for or ngninHt Hills to provide
books to allow tho isBuing Of diplomas, and nov
for double proposition to compel children IA
10 To school and tho public to olotho tl,o,u.
Illo proposition tn strife ont waB font-yoas.
0; nays, rs. CaHoy proposed another nol,sonsl.
cal amendment, which wns lost. md tho iii WA
ordered to third rcadlug-yons, 25 nays, IL
Rult