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@Cleyclasd proposes 10 teach photography
caught countsrfeitins Dickels.
ga grangers' beet sugar min m % stsrt n
Dayton, Wellington terrifoey.
nTAmid the tsmperance cyclone, rooe-beer
rears 10 unshaken kead al0ft-
dee and Rome WIN isavs New Yerk city q TIE
18th Of Nay.
~Ths Alican Btshop Of Ontario - Ssr-a,-
y sxconmunicated u Rev. j. b. Stacy, On Of
owas TOR Participating In the reform church
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ADJUSTMENTS.
a,0RDes VPEnA HOUSE..

CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY
ACHANsE IN THE rRIcEs OF ADMISSION During
this mon; the rates for tickets will be IS 60 and IS
cents. Reserved Places, rs cents extra.
Ths Great Original
BIRCH. WAMBOLO = BACkUS' san
FRANCISCO MENSTR8LS,
From BreAd~ay NeE York; - Artists. Estab,ished
lst4- See the follOsin brilliant array OF Artists
IRE best Vocal Qdsrtatte ia America: Mr.. ID. 3.
wsmoOld, Mr.. q Henry. Mr., 6esgm ut head, MI
J Norris. MULLALY's ORCHESTRA. Tbs
Great RIOARDOi The I0mitshls Soag and Dance
Al, tsts, JOHNSON aud POWERS; snf those
4 suP hahls Sons OF Mvnus," BILLY BIBCH and
CHARLEY BACEUs
"FRIsC0" MATINEE SATURDAY..
March lS-Maiifto,- Rtynor Family. mar9tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

THH EreHr-HouR IEvrsrre ArfoH-A Con-
efeekaonai committee yesterday took TIE tssti-
nooy Of several witnesses who had worked ten
The committee adjourned % wsshingtonL Ac-
oordtng 70 the oficial testimony, the men en-
ployed By government work eight hours Q DAY
are paid ~ the hour, but contractors MAXI
fheir own 6argains Win their workmen.-M y.
Joary. Com. TA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

Last -Four Nights OF the Engagement Of the Emil
Mr.. DION UCICAULr.
MONDAY snd TUESDAY, Asrch Q aud 10,
Mr. BOucicsnlts z mani. Drama,
The OOLLEEY BAWS.
WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY EVENINGS,
Mr. BOucicault's Popular Drama,
ARRAH Ma POGUE
EBlDAY, nent IL Mr.. Y LAMB, for which
occasion he viii present nj Zhly sftrac i've bill.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY.
SATURDAY EVENING, annual Benefit of }. 3.
BUCKIN6HAM and J JAMESON
M0sDAY. March Is. FAREWELL Engsgsm.n mt Of
the Eminent Comedian, Mr. X. A. SOTHERN,
orchestra stall, 81. 20; Orchestral Circle, 81,
nress Circle, 75c; General admission, % and 75c
GaIlery mary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

CAPTURE OF AN ASCENDING CAsHrRR..w.
Aldrich, cashier, EMPLOYED bv Adams, ernrss.
company Of Springfield, Mass, who absconded
gga,nGsfy 10th with "a 900, has been Captured Ia
ha oIaa by detectives and 81 900 recovered. He
nss been taken to Sprinaheld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

NONE OF THE MEMoRIALERs were present at
the Capitol to-day, 1t being generally under
stood that they are cudgeling their brains to
lind specific charges against the District gov
erDment. IL Is understood that one of their
heaviest charges will be that "ring' exists in
the District and that said ring has had more
than its proportion Of contracts, SC.
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aed - N NonHgEn.-The French citizens Who
the com w aos. on account Of taking part in
Is.n Oh March e the anniverssry or tie psp;s
o'"m une py parade, banquet and han.
SuNpAY TRAIns.-Ths proposition In ,,.
s Sew jersey legislature to stop the running Of
nsIIy voted down. sand sss he, just been Sig
tnued. WIZ % con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The DISTRICT INVESTIGATION was continued
to-day on that branch of the inquiry relating to
the non-payment Of the school teachers and the
aieged misuse OF the school fund by the new
District government. The TESTIMONY show
mat ne failure to pay taxes promptly, and the
iact tnat large amount Of property belonging
% raliIoads, &c, refused to pay at all, caused
large dencit In the fund set aside to MAINTAIN
an expensive public school system, but il is fair
10 state that 1t did not appear that any of the
school fund had been used fer any other than
us intended purpose. The evidence also sboUs
at the old municipality was behind six months
10 ". y. World "f"'e'
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morning Mr.. Cox, Of n. Y, introduced a Joint
resolution, which provides for q council on
matters of art, consisting OF John Duran, Geo
A. Baker, Sanford X. Clifford, Eastman John
son and Henry X. Brown, to whom shall ne
mittee on the Library, all designs and nronoSais
ior paintings or statues ordered by Congress. a
majority of whom, In connection with said com
mittee, email decide as well as upon the artist To
be selected as upon the subject matter os sno =.
design or proposals except when otherwise Az
pressed In the law authorizing the same, and
tnat DO compensation be attached to said ser.
vice except ordinary expenses in going to and
returning from Washington. The resolution
brary. " Ae LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Henry l.. Dawes, of Mas
saehusetts, has returned to Washington, and
was in his seat in the House this morning
.'' Caleb Gushing sailed for Spain on Satur.
Day go" Judge Milligan Is slowly recovering
from serious illness, pronounced con eestion Of
the kidneys, by which he was Frustrated ten
Gays since: 1t win probably be some time be-
Iofe ne viii be able to resume his seat in the
Court OF Claims. '-'-S Sam Bard the new post
master at Atlanta, Ga, leaves for that point
thls evening to assume the duties OF his ONCE
Hon. X. Mcdowell, Of New Orleans. Ia. are AZ
the Ebbitt House.
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BILLS SIGNED.-The President has signed the
act making an appropriation to pay the opera
tors OF the government telegraph connecting
the departments with the two houses of Con-
gTess; also, the act extending the time for the
completion OF the Green bay and Stur geon bay
ana Lake Michigan ship canal, in the state Of
Wisconsin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

The PRAYER in the House of Representatives
this morning was made by Canon Kingsley, of
England. The Canon looks to be about IS years
OF age; is of erect frame, and has mutton chop
gray whiskers. He wore an English clerical
looking coat with rolled cuffs, the flaps of which
we're decidedly new in design hereabouts
AFTER the session of the House began b q was
Speakers desk.
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The HOWARD COURT OF INQUIRY. Gene
raj Nelson A. Miles, colonel 5th infantry, and
General George Getty, colonel Sd artillery,
have been by direction Of the President as
signed to duty as members of the Howard Court
or Inquiry, thus increasing the members of the
court from five as originally ordered to seven
officers. The inquiry will be resumed to- NOR
row.
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ass 439
TIHsr AT Urn ST.
MARKRlTERS,
No. 43S 18th street, between and e streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice OIL Pan ings, Eaersvines, Chromns, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hang ngs, window
ssl., kiugs, Nails, &C, In the District.
~1KRMs CASH
~Piease remember Nane and Number lilly
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP
IA PAkEL car be sold 20 the very best Advantage
by sddressinR calling on justin
sIs d street, between stb ana I'M n w.
Notes BY mail prom pity attended to- Cash paid fstf
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EQUAL PAY FOR WoMRS.-The following is
Mr.. speere bin in full introduced in the House
this morning with reference to the pay of
female employees in the government depart
ments, and which was referred to the Commit
tee on Reform in the Civil Service: "Be it
enacted, de-, That the government of the Uni
ted States shall hereafter pay to the women
employed by it the same compensation that IL
pays to its male employees for the same SER
vice; and all laws and parts OF laws requiring
or permitting a difference Of compen sation on
account of sex are hereby repealed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

GIN. SCHKNCK Is in New York. He SAYS his
visit to this country is solely private affairs;
that he has not come home to I'LL any Cabinet
or other office here; and that he will return to
England In May, when his leave of absence ex-
pires. He comes to Washington to- morrow, will
remain here three days, and then visit Ohio.
The last three weeks Of his stay in the United
States will be passed in New York,
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} NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon G. P.
Bradley has been detached from the naval hos
pital in this city and ordered to the Boston
navy yard. Lieutenant James A. Oberley has
been detached from the Juniata and ordered
TO the Kansas. Lieutenant X. r. Ingersoll de-
fached from the Kansas and ordered to the
Juniata.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-09

STATUS VI AMERICANS ABROAD. - Thu
Secretary Of State has recently transmitted 10
the committee on Foreign Affairs of the House
. oiii defining the rights Of citizenship of per-
sons who leave the United States to reside in
ioreign countries. 1t regulates the question Of
maiIyng foreigners, and fixes the status OF
cnnaren born In foreign country of American
ps.S S 1ssiding more or less permanently
s,uetnoie trouble through persons who, ieavins
$50. n.ea States, reside long enough In 4
, ,SSsn country to acquire domicil and to lose
object Of the bil now before the oom IittsS - =,
Ia sne STATUS OF these individuals 90 that there
Iosy ,h % no trouble in Determining whom thsy
ton wei eiu,.aenship and the rights and protec-
uesues With several foreign eoySrnments r. h
now provided that the resid ence Of nsrsone In =
.o,si&n ssna Without intent to return shail wSrS
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-31
(Sortiesuns foIst.)
9ie WammnthbShle In Qeatafb.

9os 2idt Der 8iHenI9aft brinSt in bic
Iiefen Der Mammutbb0bIe in Rentudp. Snt
Qoufe bes lebten Sommers bei9dftt8te tb y.
&. 8utnam IT,, uon SaIeus, gtaR, Direttor
Der 8eabpbp Qlfaoemie unb Bicesgsraiioent
bes G1Ser esnfaitutes, banit, bieie Soble nii'
fenfdaftli9 su erforiaen. Namentls1 mems
bette er feline NufmerfIamfeit ben ou9enlolen
sSiiden su, ppn bene1 er eine Ansabl NIT ita
nobnL 0ie er aud n,ebrere 5iibarten fano,
bic por ibm geieuonb entbedt bate. Slele
Sinb nit Mugen perIebea unb baben cine
ihrpdrslid1e sSarbe, m6brenb bic aueenloien
sSiid,e In ber Snble befanntIia weiB Iino.
Wtfrosfopifae llnterIu6uneen Der bllnoeTl
Sifdle uei1en mad, boB bieie ba, NO bic Nus
sen fein folten, cine An5abI Iebr binner 5d>
ben beSiben, mel1e iIber bera 8opfe 80 i1rDe'
BEN fdeinen. gs finb bas nerpenartt8e Ods
ben, fDeI8e ben gefi6tsfinn hnr4 ben 8e'
! fablsfinn eriesen.
Ste Slide nit Mugen I9Dimnaen nobe benz
@runbe bes Waifers, an1tatt nabe Der Sbers
fIadbe, pie es Die bltnben tbun.
Sin Correspondent Der v9ietp gost Ntoib"
speIder nber bic ausseipro6enen AHlt6ten
! 8utnam's i6reibt, Febt in bieient Snnoe cts
men @eeenbemeis eegen bic Darwin' 'i9e Ibeos
rie. Gr iast: vgBenn Die Slide. lpie bic
i Daruinianer Iasens ibren Geli9tsisnn perlo'
4 rem boben, neil iie feline 8ermenbuns fAr oen'
i ieIben baben, uno ruenn bic erpise Dnnfelbeit,
in Der iie Iebtea, fie tueiB darbIos) gema9t
hattie, 10 mnbte man ermarten, baB aub tbrs
@5euofen bieSes S9idiaI setbeiIt batten, ut''
10 nebr, als Ite, penR mOSIib, II. nod t'efe'
rer DunteIbeit iitb aufba!ten."
Serr 8utnam fanb aud cine befremoenc
/ reide 5Iora in Der 6oble, bic Bflan3eu bsle'
: ben aber ueiE aus bIoBen gDur5elH. aoei
t Der ilberraI6enbite Sunb beitano IN isenl9ti
t den Ileberrefen. leber biefe ia8t Der 9es8'
1 GorreIponbert: Serr putnam bradte ne9ref'
(! SfeIette, bic meiIenweit i'm Snnern Der 'Dop
n Ie unter benz gooen aafsetnneen ips1oea
! GbenSo fanb man ei8entbamIsepe Anlotafla
r Iunoen nom Gteinen, Die in Der alttte ein run
! Sss Sod baben ,tnb nit irseno elmer uetfobl
! ton gRoterie aeIdwarst erf6einerl. Tiefer Ia
i. Smnern it,eb man auf SoI3binbeI, bic BON ai
E. 8ras eebrebten Striden dulaHsmen8sbaIte
t. puroer. -
y gBeiter ent6edte man MocoIFns aus @ros
q er aepeben, babin isnb bortbin uerftreut, als Q
m man iie una6tians iuegseworfen bate, e
ct 8aar NOR aud NIT eben iol9en 0rasitrIde
n, ,uSammeneebnnben. 9lutb Werf5en8e ~
@eratbIdaften, rpie man iie in eurDpdsi9t
- 50bIen aIs SinterlaiIeni5aft urrpetis9er y
It. nerationen sefunben bat, ruaren IN re,1ls1
er SaIe norbanoen.
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geit Der int posi8en RopiteI etsablten ges
oeanung aobert's nit benz S.l1Si9en Ges
}HdyuiReGpaor, Oos er ebenfalIs iofOrt erfGnnt
bate, mar unier iUn9er Sreuno in elmer ltes
ten nnrube; ct bate fi9 uerIsu8net; er
idamte fib ldngIt Der gtotblii8e, Oenu ais foIs
DE betra6tete er es, I'm ietnen aufentbaIt IN
Samburs niat ieinem goter psrratben gu fs'
ben, er bate ii3 iosor 8orpttrfe oaraber Sc
ma6t sunaI iein 5rsunb aarI 8eber, rosls
der 5ea8e ienes auftrittes gepelen wor, es
entydieben miBbiGi8te. GarI Beber ipre9
SD iab ibm an ben gtu8en an, ooB er oart
Sem 3euguen bod ni9t iiberSeust rouroe
lonbern eber eri5rat; n'ub ct nun nt9t 9lan
ben, 0u babeit irseno eincn ttefern 8runo
Deiue Serfunft in Abreoe gu sieben nno be'
9teinboID gBesener ber 8er9ellenbett gu tlber
eeben? MuB ibm nun Die SADIE nt9t rdtb
leIbaft uno uerba6ti8 erf3einen ~Hb 'b'
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Ra6ridten limb @ints nod sini8e 9baIss
,tnh entLiek iha.

JLhu9EIWIEs lIlu XNElIIH NUW SssEsbS F<g9sss6
unb entIieb ibn.
gSleaet1t 1T es nur eine Sale Ote mir bic
gotiset fteIlt, unb lie bolt mid banu I'M 10
Iicberer, rueun i9 fIieben min, murmelte 8os
bert, 0iTnete bic Ibir iino oas Senfter nn6
bordte hinaus aber ber goIitif bate wirss
lid bas 6aus perIafeL uno bieies i9ten
unbemod5t su Iein. Srau gBdbn Tan. ,lnb
poIIte erfabren, mas bent. Der BoIiasinsann
Sci gobert at I6affen sebabt babe, aber oie'
ier NOR ni6t sum 8lanbern anfsels8s aso
entlieB Die Beior8te NIT Der berubs9enoen
gerii6eruns, bab es fi9 ars ein UtIBOetfano'
nib bonbIe.
, 1874-03-11
House. This Is not M appropr,atlng 8oss,ou. A
motion to reconsider was lost, and Mann mourns
THE g0T.b.rnot m nj, ltto,,r


motion to reconsider Was lost, and Mann mourns
THE soLp1Ens' ORPHANS HOME,
Tho spocial Committee appointed to invosti-
gato tho Sodlors' Orptaans' Homo reported
After indorsing tho correotucss Of tho Rpccal ro-
port OF tho stato Doarl Of Public Charities, aub-
1nittod Fob. q, with respect to tho financial
status Of tho Homo, tho Committee continue as
follows:
her i've wuro under tho nge ot years etghyonc, he
tween aud 10 yearR Ut Age; eighty, bntween 10 and
T. nnoty9 botwsen Il and i ind forty-iwo l'e-
and eleven aro boya Your Comuit,oe inreI partlo,..
1arly into all tho faca connected with tho retention
Of sas inm9o TO- nsyond of 4 years. and tcy
and within tha Intent Of Tho law, which provides tlat
III special cases Of pacmar Inability of 3 pupil Ia
1ay retaln such pupil although aboyo tho aga Of II
years."
iii tho applications for admission to tho Homo
for want Of accommodations but al tho gros,n Of
not being entitled to 10 admitted .,nior Tho Inv.
W. . ssS@ ss'rss s
o Is oo y h
cient strength arc aBsgnc1 to duty In Tho kitchen,
ning-rooln, laundry, and dormitofioa and tho boys
For tho year 1874 there will bc still groster sayng Of
ealnrirs from tho salnc ca1asa.
Tho school Of tho Homo is m o1coont ono, equal
facilities afforded tho children certainly all tIat
could be hsicd for.
Tho Comnltttoo recommend tho passage OF the
bill introduced In the 8onate for tho manage
mont OF tho Home. The report concludes ~
fofloWas
Your Committee tako pleasure in expressing thol1
belief that tho affairs Of tho Homo honestly,
omtca1y, and oflc1cnty managed.
, 1874-03-11
MICHIGAN LUNI1sEEsnIEN,

Formation OF II Protective Associn-
ti1,s III lansing, Mlcl1.-'V1lo MATTER
ei Unequal E';ax1tetUtn ClttainE Much
Complaint.
spcciat Daspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Ma1ct 10.-Yho meotiug Of
pino-land owners hold in t1ia city to-dny was
cailod III pursuance of circular, ostonsibly for
tho purpose OF q pormanont organization Tor the
prevention of tho destruction of piuo, and for
mutual protection. It WAS developed carly In
tho proceedings, however, that tho primary OBJ
ject Of tho meeting was to organize for protco-
tlon from tho unjust aud unequal taxation Of
nonresident pino-1alld ownors III tho northern
and 1parsoly-sottled oountics Of tho stnto.
whore 1umboring is largely conducted. III
tha articles Of association and by-laws
proacntod to tho meeting, this object WAS not
specifically atatod and tho discussion, which &C.
oupje1 tho greater part Of tho afternoon, was
mainly coi:iuod to emhodyiug. this idoa as tho
primary and chef object Of tho association IN
tho bylaws. 1argo proportion OF those pres
ont favored III organization without this specific
object being understood, tho management OF
the associatlon being lott to an executive conf
Mitteo.
The original draft Of tho articles Of tho u.s.
sociation provided that my person owning or
controlling 5000 acres Ut pine land is eligible to
44Gt4Au0A6A4lh"1tV1 mao ctA4GhGA Uut AlN au
here's substituted.
Tho annllalmeetngs Of tho association shall bo
held nt Lansing, and gonli-anlual meetings ut
East Saginaw aud Grand napids alternately.
rho saiary of tho President aud members OF
tho Executive Committee WIS fixed at IS pcr
day for time employed mud expenses. and tint
Of the Corresponding Secretary s100 annually
a,3d expenses. These points nro embodied in
tho articles Of association which wero atlopted.
During tho consideration Of the bylaws, tho
question first indicated oamo up. After n long
discussion, tho whole matter was referred to i
Comn,ittoo Of Fiyo, to report to an adjourned
meeting to bo lleld Tomorrow morning.
lumLormen from all parts Of tic Stnto. por-
llaps 9,00o 900 acres Of pine-la1tia wore repro
suntol, and upwards OF a30,000.00o in capital.
Col. Stockbri<lgo, Of Kalamazoo, oiloiated az
Chairman and Charles ". Dutlor, OF Lansing,
aH Secretary
, 1874-03-11

VIVA . glorIous, dtsplay in England and Amorica,
but 1t WaH bti'l moro goriously aeor III Italy,
whcro 1t appearcd with I'll tho glory OF tl1e lnrge
niotooras with groat number of minute ones.
ll'at Shower cnnle ltoE, the foot Of Anlromo.a,
or tho exact pot tint tito comet would liuyo fol-
1uwotl II 1t llad struck tho onrtI.
Wa l1avo tho' worry striking foaturo in tho
oconon1y OF our Honr Hystom. Tho motcora afo
Following III tic course Of tho comets. In fact,
tlloro IN eyory ronson to bolioyo TINT tloro Is
gront y gathering Of comotary matsor following
thct,o nio.oor trauka tat WHOM wo Zoo tho Hill In
I'LL eollpho, wc should HOO 4 gathering thoro, AZ
VIC do Hue III tho corona.
METEonH ARE ExrrtLED FuoM THE 1.ANGEH
!. PLANETS.
II was to say that tho comets woro not ont OF
tho sun, YOU might bo startled, or i'll assorted
that tsoy wore a!ao thrown from Jupiter aud
Saturn. hut tho ovilonco OF thts iavory curious.
out from the stn, with II velocity 80 great as to
be ca!r!od Tar away from hin, and 20 would
travel torovor away into space. That haa only
boen observed fow tinoy, but 1t ii probably
worry frequent.
1t is probnblo nlgo that thoy nro expelled from
tho great pianots.
Lot III consider thus: II comets aro expelled
from panot, thoy will bo carried along with
tho forward motion. II 1t could appear that
nome Of thon wont bacsward. thon wo would
Lave no evldonco 0f tho theory hRyo boon ad-
vauolng. II most of thom travel forward tlon
We should tlnyo somo ovfdonco for tho theory,
Now thcro is this curious fact that atl tho COM
OTIS Of short periods, tho whole Of Jupitor'u com
ct famtly, travel forward. 1'hoy DO not travel in
al directions of slope; oil lavo very moderate
slope to tho pa}h OF tho planet. Thoy do nut
hnvo tho slope ovon Of Bomo Of the astcroids.
That is preclHcly wl,at VIC noticc-thnt thoy tray
81 very much with Jupiter, Taking tho balance
between tho two thoorios-that Of expulsion aud
that OF captaro-it sooma to 10 in favor OF tho
moro startling one-that Jupiter las lud tho
roMor to cxpol tAeBo objects.
Tho fuct must DO remembered, tint whito
showers OF netoors aro unusual phonomonn,
moteorlscs fall every day and ovory liour Of tho
day. Our oarth Is absolutely growing by tEioao.
Tho timo is actually pnst whom to oartl, IL grow
inE vibibly, but yet imnlonso amounts OF niattor
aro adtlod to It III this way. And not only the
enrth, but tho moon and Mercury, aud wo may
say a1 tho planets aro growing lnior this
metoorlc downfall. How aro We rrotootol frum
this downfall, with duD,0oo,o 600 Of them overy
day? Tho rato Mt which they arriyo III very
mucl, moro rnpid than that Of q bullet. If there
was no protoction we should cortainIy be do
Atroycd. Thut protection ia tho atmosphere.
When n,otoor encounters tho atmosphere itn
yc1pcty IL 1lret reduced and then it is consumed
through tho hoat Which Is generated alld falls
III tho shape Of II vaporous dust. On tho tops Of
molltauH tho material Of those nlotcora 1as
bcon found.
, 1874-03-11
TIE REGULATING MANIA.


COOPERATION TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
6rn1SarIELp, Marc! 10.-1lle car.lnuling bill
| is III tho interest Of homo gentlemen who have
organized companies to build aud operate cars,
md, having no rails Of their own, want to run
them OH otlor mons ras. The Railroad Com
missioncrs declined to mike schedules for cnrs
on tho plea that the law did not authorize it, 30
this bill is introduced to compel railroads to
haul tho cars Of companies at the
ors. III caso Of disagreement tic
| Courts are to proEcribo rateb,-a rather
! novel Judicial function. Suppose the bill be-
comes l@w-wl1ich is not at all likoly,-and tho
cArs are put Oh the roads, s it not possible that
thoy would 10 conveniently dltohou some dirk
! night and got ont Of tho way?
| voh1B AND yERAO1Ty.
| AIr. Toris rose to II question Of privilege In
order to nnswer tho reply Of the Railroad Com
miHBiouers to tho resolution OF the Senate. Mr.
| Vors said If he had iod in tho statement that
railroad experts Ind been employed in arranging
their tariffs, tho Commissioners were responsible
from t., as sscrstsrv hs sf ornston tSo oar
II ho (voria) Ind licd, 1t WAS because
| tho Secretary had iod to him. Tie Commits
sionorA lad not hoou dispoHud to trout him fair-
"; and for tlat reason ho was obliged to como
| before tho Sonato in this mattor. Much OF that
sa,ne old speech waa injected into this grafton,
and ratios aud schctlulos On various roads woro
| reviewed nd infnitonl.
Whitney thought it wrong to mako this speech
anow III this shapo, aud not worry cloarly in tho
line Of personal privilege. Ho wantod 1t sont
to tho Revision Committee III order tint thoy
might pick cut the personal from tho stump
upcecn.
Yheroupon, Mr.. Vorls swlng his long arna
and legs aud calloa tic goutlenlun from Bureau
fraudulent representative Of agricultural i,l-
torosts, in compelling lfs constituents In Bureau
County to pay IL third moro tlsan they ought to
pAy, by illorBlng these schedules, which wore
"concoiyed in an and born in iniauity."
lilo communication wont to tho Committee
OH railroads, wAero It will probably sleep for
oyer.
UNrnruLAn1TY or THE RAILROAD LAW.
Tho citizens Of Volono, Champaign County,
are not pleased with tho operations Of tho Rail-
road law, ind denlaua its ropoal or modification.
A petition giving EXPRESSION to their wiHhcH was
presented in tho Senato by Mr.. Sheldon. III the
House, petitions were presented from Logan
Morgan, JcrAoy, and Woodford Counties, md
FROM humber uf towns, oil demanding n,oli-
tlcation OF tho law.
a LEdAL FENCE.
Nr. hIoiltt's mission was accomplished In the
House to-day by tho triumph OF tile 11-foot
fe1co bill, which pasaod and will 10 to the
Henate antl gise Senators ohnnce to pitch into
tlAt half foot.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
At tho Mooting OF tho Railroad and Warehouse
Commission to-Inorrow. It IL understood Tho
Buar&t will mako favorable ropy to tho memo.
r!nl Of tho Doatd of Iralo of Chicago, asking for
uhange in tue Railroad lnw.