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, 1874-02-17
OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1o.-1n tho HouEe. this
morning, bills woro introduced amending tho
JuHtico'a codo, 30 thoro shall bo no stay In any
judgdment rendered for labor performed by
employees; to amend tho aot oxempting specific
art1olea from execution, go ~ to exempt ono-
half Of tho personal earnings Of the debtor and
one-hn1f Of the onrnings Of his minor child or
children.
aucod to provide that when person ia indicted
for crime, and tho dofonso pleads insanity, .
special jury shall doter1nino tho question Of Ban-
ity, in evidence on trial before the Court. II
thcy pronounce tho person ehuo, ho shall ut
onco BIO put upon trial, hut II insane, thon hc
shall bc Committed to lunatic asylum, aud put
upon trial when pronounced cured.
, 1874-02-17

spteta, Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Fob. 16.-Tho House, by postpon-
ing the bill, indicated to-day d disposition to
unite with tho Senate for the repeal Of tho law
appropriating an aununl subsidy to State and
county agricultural sooieties. The Grangors
propoBo to establish a better syatem Of annual
fairs without holp from tho public funds.
Tho Senate made oil railroad and freight BILLS
the special order for Wednesday afternoon, and
each following afternoon till disposed Of.
Tho Committee on Education reported a SUBJ
atituto for Donnelly's Textbook bill, providing
for the appointment of Commissioners to con-
tract with publishers for . supply Of school
booka at Wholesale rates, tic State establishing
aud conducting tho supply department.
, 1874-02-17
MARRIAGES.

BALI.-DENIAlfIN-Feb.1 II, Ut tho Second Daptst
Church, hE the Rev: Dr. Goodsfsod Mr. j. Wesley Dal&
late Dr. Jamos Benjamin, both Of Chicago.
saw tyo morning oloud1,
Hut GRO tho nvoniuH sun
IhcT i11ntcd nt, thing tloatod IN,
And mingled into
TAYLOR-TONfpJLLNS--O tho 10th Inst, by tae nt.
Roy. Bishop Whtehuu.e at tho CathodIai Of IS. Potof
and Paul, Ca lionry NJ. Taylor, of Austln Texhs mud
Miss Hattie Tompk!s, dauahtor Of MI. 4. r. Tompkins,
Of Chicago.
~ Cincinnati papers please copy.
DONAIDSON-CUuLTfIARD tho 18th inst, AZ
40I Supcriorst., by tho Koy Prof. Swing, r. A. H..
Donaldson aud Ass Rohna Couth.rd. both Of Uhiohgo.
sIhfrsON-UHASE-At tho residence Of tho. bride,
2s En!1n..t Fob. u, BY th9 Roy EluEsnco McGaEsly
Dora Chaso, ot tfntonKo N0 cnrds.
, 1874-02-17

Tho first of the sories Of concerts by tho
Theodore Thomas orchestra and tho Apollo
Club OF this city was givon last evening At Nc
Cormiok's now and eleganthall, aud brought outa
largo aud brilliant audience. Thoro has probab
ly never boon 1ner programme presented to .
concert-audienco In this city, and 1t was for
tunato TINT for once, at least, since tho fro this
splendid orchestra had o hall In which thoy
could play without having tho effcct
marrea, md whore their complete excellence
could mako itsof apparent and tho samo WIS
which, for the first time made IL appearance as
whole before tho general public.
Tho orchestral selections woro very varied in
character and calculated to suit oil tastos, aud
yet did not lover Mr: Thomas high standard Of
music, Thoy were tho always popular oyer
turo to Wober's ''Euryantho" solections
from tho "TIying Duschmau'' Of Wagner,
which wero greeted With hearty applause show
ing TINT tho music OF tho futuro only neoig to bo
interpreted BY . perfect organization like this
string orchestra, tho 'ccllo olligato IN which was
tR11en by htr. Lubbock, whoRo artistic aud OK
presaiyc playing, aa we'll as bis admirable oxecu-
lion, crc"sed for him long aud hearty applause.
sehefso "sa 'As from iss Dorios "qnoon Mab.' will
ltB odd and picturesque fury bueiness; !;
mud tho andanto aud march from 1san's =" Loo
moro" symphony. built up on burgers vol.
known raw-l,cad mud bloody-tones ballad Of that
name. Tho lnnt number was n,oht decidedly tho
orchestral foaturo of tho evening, and tho two
movements only provoked IN appetite to hear
| tho whole OF 1t.
Tho vocalnumbcra, being from schubcrt. .!schu-
mann, and Docthoyel, wore, Of course, almtrhu =
| of Schubert tho Apollo Club, WAS augmented by
| tho Gorrnnuia Nlaonnerchor, tho wholo chorus
| numbering about oighty male volcos, which
| brought out it's majestic rhythm in 9 very mas-
in his best voice, took his solo in vory spirited
way, and hts ringing high tones wore at timos
vary oIrentvo IN tho body OF tim work.
The othor two numbers were Sehumann'a n
aPsy @ o II ASsn Se '1G5 ms worm
| given by tho Apollo Club, with sopranos and
altos, tho whole chorus numbering about 100
voices. Mr. Dohn, tho conductor Of tho club
had the baton, and led his forces through thoil
work in mannor which did credit both to then
Of Of a' tho enthusiasm Of tito evening
singing the +" Non piu Andrai" Of h1ozar
and an aria from Haleyy, to tue lattcr Of wsicl
licking aong, "i% noamer," from from Mondola
aohn's ''Son md Stranger" was given.
Tho concert aa n whole was n remarkable sue
Co.'s, aud WAS eplondid opening for.its thre
days' festival. nlr. Thomas has paid the Club
splendid compliment in coming ont hero Q; y,
prossly to play with 1t, and the Club is ovidentl
determined to morit tho compliments purpos
which will be etlll further shown when the
attack 8chumann'a great work, " Paradise an
tho Peri" }" on Wednesday ovonlnG.
This evening tho programme will DO rs 10
lows:
PROGRAMME,
| Part /.
ovcrture-" Nachklacnge ossian.'.. .0af
In a'fs.1M 1 Ms9o t1e' IT, W;sy De''A''s
Concerto for violoncello.. ..DsVtdo
, 1874-02-17
New Oranges in wisconsin.

Sptt5N{ UI8pd{cN 70 TIC CHtcHUH IT7UHHe, = :
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 16.-AmoneHt tho latest
Oranges established Of which no particulars
layo boon received excapt tho fact Of their
County; ut Arlington and Scott. Indeed,
there arc only four counties in tho State now IN
which there are no Oranges, namely, 1aPolnte,
Adams, Douglas, aud Marathon.
Two more Granges arc reported organized iu
Columbia County, last weok namsy: ana, . Leoas
William Bartender Master, aud II. Balter secre-
tary; and SprinGyale Grange, IN tho Town Ut
springyale. OIL tho 11th inst.. with III. J. Row.
lantls AIuBtor and ]. X. Rowlauda Secretary. Tho
first commenced with membership Of Is, and
the latter with M.ombcrship Of 90.
, 1874-02-17

Special pi.paseh to The Chicago 14ibuns.
MADISON, Wis.,, Feb. 1G.-Both Housos Of tho
Legislature had sessions this morning, but there
nero many vacant seats.
THE SENATE
proceedings wcro quito briof.
A bill WAS introduced by tho Chairman Of tho
Committee on Finance to appropriate $4,000
for stationery for tho uso Of tho State for the
ensuing year.
4 Joint resolution vna introduced to compel
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company to build tho
north branch Of their road in accordance With
tho provisions Of the net Of Congress- granting
public lands for that purpose. Thia branch
makes Important connections with Wisconsin
and Iowa railroads.
Assembly bills uere concurrod In to ascertain
annually tho number Of ncroa Of tho principal
farm products OF tho State; relating to tho col
lection OF statistics from towns, villages ctios,
and counties; to amend tue revised statutes con
earning appeals from Juaticos' Courts; and to
authorize the school.Lhnd Commissioners to ro-
cover cortain lands.
Several remonstrancos wore presented AgainBt
tho change OF tho line Of the Wisconsin Central
Council havo unanimously memorialized the
Legislature to authorize . straight route from
Portage 10 Stoyona Point.
A resolution mas adopted under = suspen-
sion OF the ruleB setting 1ortn tnatt Oh HfRcor-
sin soldiers did their who1e duty in the late
war aud captured many robol battlo-nags now il
Washington, theso trophies capturod by Wis
| CONAN mon should bo sont to Madison to bt
| placed in tho rooms Of tho State Historical So
| ciety.
Bills wore passed to authorize tho st. Pau
| Railway Company to build bridge at Lacrosse
to enable Racine to adjust isa corporate debt; tt
! prevent the use OF poisonous substances In tht
manufacture OF candies; rotating to the adoption
| OF children.
, 1874-02-17
THE P0LARlS SURVIvERS.

given by the Geographical .sooioty iu tho large
6all Of the Cooper Union, to tho officers and
crow Of tho polaria. Tho hsll was crowded.
Ohief-Justico DAILY presided, Addresses Wero
delivered by Dr.. 7, 4. Hayes, Capt. Duodington,
adopted recommending additional compensation.
besidos their pay ~ ehilors. to tho survivors Of
tho polariH Expedition. Dr.. iIayea Expressed
tho belief that fhore 10 an oEon soa at tue North
which can yot DO trayessod by the noboaon
Channel. Adjourned.
, 1874-02-17
A NEW HORSE DISEASE.

New YonK, Feb. 10.-A new dscase affecting
horses Of the stage aud street-car lines has made
its appearance. large number of animals
have boen probtrated, but tho mortality, except
in the oaao of ono Of the athge lines. il ANAL,
to nsosi pts Tho .ypos
appetite, swollen oyos, which discharge Yellow
isli mattor copiouHly, aud awolien legs. stupor
follows, with great weskneBs. Rapid recovery
follows return Of appetite.
, 1874-02-17
CUDA.

New Yonx, Feb. 1G.-A Koy West (Fla.) dis
patch atntcs thns 1t il reported by. q stoa,uer
from llayana, TINT 1000 volunteers have takou
tGonorai to taIo refugo on board tho Spanish
war-atoamer ArapiloB.
WASHINGTON, .. G., Feb. 1G.-Tho Depart
mont OF State hns no information in relation to
tic report tint nlartal-lnw has boon declared Ill
Havana aud TINT 1900 volunteers hayo posses-
sion Of tho city, compelling the Captain.q General
to tako refuge on board tho war-ship Arapiiay.
, 1874-02-17

Correspondence of Tho Chicago Tribune.
IANslSo, Mich, Fob. 14.-In tho Circuit.
Court at Mason, tho ex-lsoy. William Rice plead
not guilty to tho charge Of adultery with hrs.
Mary Nichols. Ills counsel domurred to tho
complaint, but tho demurrer was not sustained,
and he will remain IN Jail until the apring soB-
sion. tho complaining witness not appearing to
prosecute,
, 1874-02-17
IOWA,

DEs MONIES, H., Feb. 16.-The expert &C.
countant has discovered an error in favor Of
Maj. Hankin, the defaulting State Treasurer, Of
s8,300, which has put him 30 fur ahoad. Ho
lad received bonds to that amount OF tho Agri-
cultural Collego to soil, and charged himself
With them, and whon lie sold tllom ho again
charged himsolf With the cash. Tho error Ia
confirmed by tho Committee.
, 1874-02-17

BERLIN, Fob, 16.-In tho Rcichstag to-day
Con. Won holtke, in tho course Of o speech in
support Of tho row Military bill, raid: What
VIC acquired in six montha, we shall have to pro-
toct By force Of arms for half q century to como.
France, notwithstanding a majority Of her poo-
pie aro convinced Of tho necessity Of peace, is
initiating our army organization" He oon-
cludod: !" Wo require MI army for defonBo not
conquest" Tho bill was refcrred to commit
tee.
Deputy from Alaaco moved that plebisoito
DO taken in Alsace and Lorraine Oh the question
Of nationality.
, 1874-02-17
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Irregularities in tho Accounts Of the
Kansas State Treasurer.
Several Important Bills Introduced in
the Ohio Legislature.
KANSAS,

5ptcsai Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OLArnE Kan., Fob. 16.-Tho Committee ap-
pointed by tho Legislature to examine the af-
fairs Of State Treasurer Hayos visited this
place to.dny. Col Hayes 'boing i'll, tho Com
mlttoe wont to his bouAo to take his tcatimony.
There Ia no doubt but Hayos violated tho law in
rocoi1ing payments from County Trcaaurcrs In
exchange, md in depositing large sunB Of
money In the banks Of thia and othor statos.
Tho Committee will no doubt report that the Inv
has boon violated, but will hardly recommend
impoachmont.
, 1874-02-17

The N on. N. III. Ssv0Opc.
P1rrsnunall, Feb. 1G-Tho Hon. II. B. Swoope.
United States District Attorney in this city, died
this morning.
, 1874-02-17
ncEAN STEAMSHIP news.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 16.-steamahips Weatphnlia,
from New York, and Pennsylvania, from plilA-
delphia, hhvo arrived out.
NEw Yonk, Feb. 16.-Arrived, steamer Hum
boldt. from stettin. :, e....,.,,.. ,r
and Ameriquo, from Now York, haye arrived out.
NEW YonK, Fob. 18.-Arriyod, steamer Egypt,
from Liverpool.
, 1874-02-17
THE FARMERS.
Wisconsin Farmers nnd tho Insnr-
HnCc QucAtiOms

M1nwAuwEE, Fob. 1c.-Tho farmers Of Jack
49,. 1"n.o.sn,' rrrn,,,,s,1on,, a,d p,r,1o co,,n.
aon' 1elo1ao"' tfolspoaloaa' a"o nun"'o ~. ooAn~
tics aro III a s'ase OF excltemont a. tue appear
ancc among tlc1n OF tho United statoe Marshal,
for tho collection OF the unpaid stock and pro-
,nium noteu NJ tho bonkr,nt orpanizatfon for
.a.,r so,,,a n,,sno.s ~ t;'o MI. n,vor Iraur.
naoa'5 uo'ns p'n'"oo' 40 no ..o~" ~, A'''' @Aoo
anco Company; aud it seoms likely, ns one re-
suit Of this Indignation, that tho Changers Of
those couutios will take advantage OF their now
,v-,ao-,,, ~ o~norcnco h, asaoc;nt,on for rnntun,
4so.ns ~ @.s,',:a' a. ~ t...s."aa a.as
support ana oohohs TO e5.aolsn nfo-'idufaneo
companies OF their own. From tho report OF a
gentleman WHO has boen engaged in invcatigat-
ing tho cause Of tho excitement, your corro-
snondont lonrus that tho Counony roforred to
sponueos 4o"Auo ,t taa' Wv ouA'p"nJ ta,oAsu ="
found almost It's only support among tic farm
ers and TINT, when certain legislation was had,
with tho view Of searching out tho rotten insti-
tn+;ona of tho gtato It want In nfncoH In bank-
runtcv ] Tia assota consisted mainlv Of a larro
iMp.es 80 aneata sn,,a,n ~
lot Of fafera notos tak9n nhaot sonene san' LOT
IT, anI mnon ~ o "~S ,a n,,t "
, 1874-02-17

Sutctat Ufsuatch u The ChfcaHo Tribune.
FOND Du LAC, Wis, Fob. ia Grange Of tho
Patrons Of Husbaltlry was instituted In this city
Saturday night. Its membership III composed
Of farmers residing near tho city. MIR. j. L. Cole
man Ia Mnstor.
WISCONSIN pA1nYsIEN'6 AsBoCIAr1oN.
Tho third annual session OF the Wisconsin
Dairymen's Association will bo hold in this city,
commencing tomorrow, md lasting two days.
, 1874-02-17

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Fob. 10. - Tho city is
crowded With people, who came IN on tho OVEN
witness tho Mardi dras celebration. The prep
arationa are magnificent.
, 1874-02-17

oncc by buying out 4 manufacturing company
now In running order, and using thoir biock,
machinery, and butldingn until suitable build.
ings can DO oroctod OF their own, 80 that farm
ord will be abto to procure whnt implements
they aro In mood Of from this company by tha
opening Of spring.
, 1874-02-17
THE NOE CRUSADE,
At SnrfIaHf40ld. o.

Special Disnafch 70 tbs Chicago Tribune.
ClNolNXAT1, O., Fob. 10.--A epcoia! from
Springfield. o., to-day, saya OF tue whisky war |:
''.r!1o temperance missionaries have put In D
full day. Two ba,!ls woro out this morning and
four this Afternoon, and womanly advance
was mado along tlo whole line. 4
now order Of bastls wn tnauguzAtsd,
, 1874-02-17
AFRICA,

LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Pal Afuu Gdzete pub
lishca report that tho British forcoa took pos
seBsion vi Coomaasio, tho Capital Of Ashantee,
on tho 29tli of Januu1y. aud would commence
their march back to tic coaat Oh the I'd Of Feb
ruary.
, 1874-02-17
FIRE.


New YonK, Fob. 10.-The largo dyc-story
building, No. Gas to 531 Wost Twenty fourth
street, burned tonight. Tho two lower floors
we're occupied by tue Combination Rubber Com
pany, and the upper storios by @. E. Becker as
Window shade factory. Tho total loss Ia 8210,-
600 insurance not aseertained.
, 1874-02-17
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Fob. 10.-For the Ohio
and Missouri Valleys, uortheaatorly winds, aud
northwest to southwest winds, and partly cloudy
weather.
GENERAL onsHRvATloNS,
Gn Ifei, I'll m
, 1874-02-17

ATLANTA, Ga Fob. 16.-philip D. Corrio.
Cashier OF Tho Atlauta branch Of the Froedman's
Savings Dank aud Trust Company, was arrested
here yesterday for embozzloment. Tho dofalca-
ton III estimated at $4,000.
, 1874-02-17

that Of designating o dozon prominent balloons
and literally bosloglng thom With BuccoBsivo ylb-
it's by tho sovorAl committoes. TWAS found to
work vol. Tho dotaohmonts remain Ont IN tlio
forenoon until p. m. to catoh tho mechanics
and business mon who
90 FOR A "N1r."
at dinnor-timo. At o'clock they 40 to tho
First Presbyterian Church for an Aonr's rest, .
ConnmiBslonary Committee providing dinner In
tho church forsuch "a do not choose to go homo.
All start out again at a O'CLOCK
s'The aaloon-kccpnra hold q nooting in Lcrnch-
or's Hall yoHtorday. It was unanfmouslyde to
look tho womon out In tho future. Tho authorl-
tics wore Also called upon to kcep tho sidewalks
clear from all obbtruotionB. The Baloon-koopora
arc undoratood to be ratafng fund, to llnvo
abandoned thor position Of inactivity and indit-
ference for
ORGANIZED DEFENbE,
Whatever that may be-. Wodnoaday another all
day prayor-meotiug IL to DO held. Tho women
dcolsro that they will mover abandon thoir posi-.
tton until tho Lord gets hls Own, mid tho Dovil
too.h
Ar on11L1CoTHE.
Tho movement hangs fro at Chilllcothe. The
adjourned womcn's temperance meeting q the
Walnut Street Church to-day Was . flzzlo. Moth
ing do1nito wss decided upon. Tho movement
Is ogtdontly Weakening thoro though Dlo Lewis
IL anxloualy looked for there next Hcek.
, 1874-02-17

Special Dispatch to The Chitago Tribune,
statoz Marshal. Of this District, was today noti-
tlod Of the pardon by President Grant Of Isaac
Lang, the countcrfeltor, convicted horo Dec, :,
1872, md sentenced to five years in tho Peniton
tiary. Tho recommendation was signed by Gov
Hendricks, Senator Pratt, and othor influontia-
mon. Inug was bolIoyedto bo mombcr Of tho
kokono gang.
, 1874-02-17
ITALY.

LONDON, Fob. 1G.-A dispatch from Rome
Staten that tho Pope will hold conaiBtory in
Juno. uhon eight Cardinals will be croated.
Archbishop Manning is 10 be ono Of thom.
, 1874-02-17

Marn1p, Fob. 16.-Tho british Minister has
lad long conference with sagasta, Minintor Of
Foreign 1frairs, it ia supposed on tho subject Of
bIADn1p, Fob. 18.-Sonor Castolar, In tho
event or q plobiBcito, will support Marshal Scr
ranoe candidaturo for tho Presidency Of tho
Republic.
DAyoNsE, Fob. 16.-The report Of tho doath Of
Gen. Darregar1Ay proves false.
Herald Special. -.
MADRID, Feb 1G.-Tho Madrid Government
intends taking plsbiscito Of tho country to
authorize the ropoal Of Sec. SO Of the ConBti-
tuition OF 1860, rotating to tho monarchy as
imperatively necessary for the stability Of the
pre8ont Government. It also contemplated
substituting the ordinary for tho Constituent
CorteB, with Marshall SorTano as President Of
tlo OonBorYatiYo Republic.
, 1874-02-17
RUSSIA.

ST. PErEuanuRou, Fob. ia grand dinnor
visitors. In his speech ho said that tho Empo-
ror Of Germany, the Queen Of England, the
Emperor OF Austria, and htmself, would preseryo
tue peace Of tho world. Tho Prince Of Walcs
Francs Joseph answered by roitorstlng his sen
timents.
81. pETEnspuRan, Feb. 1G.-The Gear is In
disposed. In tho meantime, tho Emperor OF
Austria is entertained with brilliant fotes BY tho
Grand Dukes aud other membora Of tho Imperial
family.
Tho Russian Envoy at Vionna, and Austrian
Envoy Mt st. Potorsburgl., have bccn ralsod to
the rank OF Ambassadors.
Con. Alexander Von Luders. Of the Russian
Army, wllo held command In tho Crimoan War,
died yesterday, aged 81.
, 1874-02-17
Further Developments in Re-
gard to the Quincy Bank
Robbery.
Three Persons h1ysteriously NIur-
dcrcd at Halifax, Mass.

Tho Quincy Hnnk Robbery.

n"o ~ 1.'' 'u"u.4S ho"' ~. n.o o"uh
seso'oi "ooAS p''os ~ 'no Foops.y' LUZ 'nan
giving Ae nalae as Hlgelo" rented the room anu
concealed during tho day tlno. It is tho opin-
ion Of exports engaged in working up tt.o affair
tnst nos less ta"n iout en i we're IRE, ooncernea IN
+anra anont M tin vorlr ti,at ,.so mon o.1ao
frat MD worked down to the Ion Of Tho |
vault, md got everything prepared to enter; |
iehc1 tin ioh on thu frat fevnrahlo nfuht
+, II. Waruer, OF plnkorton'e Detective Agou-
cy, nays there Is no doubt the safes wero riiled |
by
horKiNs,
rohhcrv' H n Nav yora and Win IL rcgardcd aa
tho most ndroit, dnring and successful Bafo- |
cornod in oil tho principal bank-robborioa Tint
hayo been porpetrated ID this country Tor Bov
oral yoara past and, as ho WAS seen In tllas city
five or Blk woekB hgo, there ia not tho loast
doubt that ho did tho buHnesa for tho National
Bunk here. As no is known by blight, however,
to but few porBons outside tho profession, ho is
VERY SLIPPERY NAN.
Certain parties In this city aro suspected OF
bong implicated In tho burglary, it bcing bo-
1ioycd TINT thoy put up tho job and fur
nishcd tho robbers oil necessary information.
Superintendent Warnor left tho city this
morning, after having obtained al tho informn-
tion possible. ue sayB this robbery WAS ono Of
como under his observation. It Ia expected
souao dofinito developments will bo mado in .
10" days.
Thrco Persons H1ysterfous1y Murdered.
Bosros, B1asH., Fob. 1G.-Thomas and Simeon
s.urtoyant aud maiden lady named Mary Buck
1ev warn found murdored At thoir reaidonco in
1I.,,,as 49, atata IT. ,,or,,;nr NJ o1ro -
ha1ii"1' 'n17 o'ase' 'n'8 morning. No oiue !"
tho murdoEerg.
u,. c..,., r,,,,,.r r,,
, 1874-02-17

Throo Persons HlystcriousIy Murdered.
DosroS, D1asH., Fob 16.-Thomas and Simeon
sturtoyant aud maiden lady named Mary Buck
10y were found murdered at their reBidonco in
Halifax, thls State, this morning. No o1uo to
tho n1lrdcrera.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-29

sSDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING
i How either sex may fascinate nd gain the
love and affections OF any per-on they choose, in
stautly. This simple mental requirement all car
possess free by mail, for - cents; together with
Marriage Guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints
Ladi A queer book. 100000 srld. Address
WILLIAM & co, Publishers, Philadelphia
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-29
Now they are Mad,

Some Of the Post Office editors in the
West feel outraged by the treatment which
those leading initiation and Reputation
statesmen, Messrs Morton, Logan, Ferry
and Carpenter, have received at the hands
Of an Eastern caricaturist whose pencil
they supposed belonged as much to them
as to President Grant. Some Of his re-
cent caricatures having represented the
Western imitation and population states
men as attempting to bully and browbeat
the President into. the support of their in
fatiou schemes, and the President as hold
ing them at bay in a lordly and majestic
fashion, the initiation and reputation or
gans friendly to the p. O. statesmen have
denounced the pictures as brutal and
beastly, the artist as man without decen-
cy, and the publishers as ignorant, reck
less, and unprincipied 1t is not so long
that they should have forgotten it, since
Mr.. Summers grand maguanimity 10 those
who had been his enemies was made the
subject OF most cruel aud heartless carl
cature, aud his departure for Europe on
account OF his health in 1872 the subject of
another, in which he is represented as
rushing away, excaiming, "Oh my poor
head. That amused these gentlemen.
How MIR. Greeley was followed by the
same libelous pencil, which, among other
things, represented him as clasping hands
with Wilkes Booth over the corpse of lin
coin. is well known, and equally well known
how the present compliments were de-
lighted with that method of campaigning.
If the weapons of their own choice have
been turned against them they should bear
1t with philosophy.