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A Southern View of the Currency
Question,

tFrom the Wilmington, N. @, Journal)
The money power Of tho country is To-
Gated in the New England and Middle
States, and the people Of those States are
naturally very 10th to see it depart from
them, and for this reason oppose all pro-
jects that have for their object the cheap.
ening Of money. They contend that there
is already money enough in the country
Let us sec, therefore, how the amount Of
money in that portion Of tho country in
which we are specially interested COM
pares with that in other countries.
The average amount Of circulation to
each person in the countries and States
named below Is as follows:
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A S75,Ooo Fire.

NASHVILLE, May 13.-A fire in Cant
land, Alabama, last night, destroyed q
large portion OF the business part Of the
town. including the stores Of j. W. Falk,
John Simpson, Pepper, Houston & Ed
wards, and the postof1ce. The loss Ia
estimated between $4,000 and $4,000
mo insurance. The fire iS supposed q
have been caused by an incendlafy,
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pemocra,io NomInntiona,

New HAVEN, Conn.,, May 1880 P.
M,-The Senatorial caucus held this even.
Ing by the Democratic members ot the
General Assembly for the nomination Of
a U. s. Senator was Unexpectedly. quiet,
A choice was made Immediately after the
first informal ballot, which resulted as
follows: Whole number OF votes cast,
157; VIM. W. Eaton, Of; VIM. q. BArnum,
40; Gov. ,ChAs. ?. lngepoll 90, "a motion
was made to-deci&r6 Mr. Eaton Che unan.
imous nominee oi the caucus, which was
unanimously passed, amid great applause.
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From a copy, now on our table, OF the
Minutes Of last Conference Of tho N. E.
Church in West Virginia, We find there
are eY025 probationers, 93sSO full mem.
bers; 2O5 ministers, claiming an aggre-
gate salary OF $O4s5s Sc, and receiving
SGO,3l2 20; 3G5 churches, at an estimated
value Of $530I825; 43 parsonages, at q
probable value Of $4sB00: 365 Sabbath
Schools. with g. t451 officers and teachers,
and 1S $50 scholars.
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IT ls asserted that the Chicago Pork
Ring is holding pork at from % to $8 per
barrel above its market price, to squeeze
that unfortunate portion Of their breth.
ren who arc i:short," out Of their stamps,
and further that the Ring Is "cooking"
the reports, SO as to show that the stock
on hand Is from 10000 to 10000 barrels
less than 1t really is.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, May 13.-De Broglie declares
that he will call up for immediate discus.
sion tho new electoral bill. The Len and
extreme Right oppose lie present consld.
GRAFTON. and will make 1t q Cabinet ques.
ton. Tho debate will occupy Friday or
Saturday. Tho Assembly today 70.
elected Buffet President, and all tho Vice
Presidents OF the late session, .I .r
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QteGttsIEiqt

Hot weather Is reported from all dlrec'
tons. in Europe as well as on this CONT
nent Spring failed to put In an appear.
ance anywhere, the change from Winter
to Summer being almost instantaneous
But few days ago tho whole civilized
world was shivCriug and tucklng in the
blankets; now II is sweltering and kick
iug oil the sheets. --,-- - :.
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Eclectic MedlcaI Association,

COLUMBUS, May 13.-The Ohio State
Eclectic Medical Association met IN The
City Hall this morning, and was called to
order by H. Thomas, Of West Newton,
about thirty delegates being present.
Tho Committee on Nominations re-
ported the following named persons as
officers Of the Association: w. N. In.
gals, M. D., Of Hamilton, President; ]: W.
Crawford, Of Tifln, and Fl. L. Tine, OF
McConnellsville, Vice Presidents; ]. L.
Kirkpatrick, Of Hamilton. Recording Sec.
rotary; James Anton, Of Lebanon, Treas.
urer.
The report was accepted and the per.
sons named elected.
Eight new members were admitted to
the Society. Dayton was chosen as the
place OF the next meeting, and the frat
Wednesday in June next as the time.
A paper was read by Dr.. Parker, Of Be.
rea, on vaccarious uterine action, and dis.
cusaed at length by various delegates.
A paper was also read by DR.. ]. T.
Mclaughlin, oil Xenia, on the use of pep.
sin and pancotine IN diseases Of the stom.
ach and bowels, .U rN s-
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Board Of Agriculture.

COLUMBUS, May 18.-The Executive
COMMITTEES Of the State Board Of Agricul
ture met here to-day to consult with the
Franklin County Agricultural Society in
relation TO buildings for the coming State
Fair. They will speedily announce the
time when they willpay the outstanding
premiums. The Board have received 2t
per cent OF the money which was in The
bank at Mansfield at the time of the sus
pension, and expect shortly to receive an
additional 80 per. cent.
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SPAIN.
NEW MINISTRY.

MADRID, May 1s-The new Ministry
Is announced this morning, az iolloWI
Zlbola, President Of Council and Minister
Of War; Ssgasta, Minister Of the Interior;
Ullvs, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Gone.
aclo, Minister Of Finance; Alonzo Mar
tinez, Minister Of Justice; Alouzo Cole.
manareo, Minister Of Public Works: Ro.
nero Ortez, Minister Of Colonies.
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CLEVELAND. May 1S.-An accident oc.
CURED on The s. B. & W. r. R., lastnight,
BY some Scoundrel disconnecting the
switch at q small station near Crawlords.
vile. The engine and nine freight cars
were wrecked, and the engineer and fire.
man seriously injured. a. ,
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Printing Office Burned. .

CLLHnDA, Iowa, May 1S. 1.-The Herald
office, the Republican paper here, was an.
tirely consumed by fire last night There
was nothing saved but the subscription
and account books. The loss is about
-. 600, with no insurance. II 10 supposed
to have been the work OF an incendiary,
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CRUEL TREATMENT OF A PASSENGER.
WASHINGTON.

WAsn1NeToN, May 1S,-The President
has signed the act TO enable the Secretary
OF War tocarty out the act Of April 28d
Tor tho rtliet OF the sufferers by the over
flow Of the Mississippi river. aay
q s,ooNsoIiDAEoN Es
The House Committee on the Expendi.
tures in the Department Of Justice, which
has been investigating the expenses Of the
United States Courts in the western dis
triot Of Arkansas, concluded their laborS
to-day. The committee will probably
report recommending the consolidation
Of the western and eastern districts Thil
meets with the appreciation Of the Attor
ney General; S't' ''5'5esF'r ...r'rs. -ii Is
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Editorial Excursion.

CINCINNATI, May 18-An excursion Of
Editors. 90 In number, from the State OF
New York arrived here this evening.
They will remain here till Friday and will
leave for Nashville via Louisville and
Mammoth Gave, Tlas,9
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ERIE, May 1s-Tllson R. Way, q well
TO do farmer, near this city suicided this
morning BY tying shirt around his neck
and TO a bed post and then bracing against
1t TIL suffocSted. The face was within
six inches Of the floor when found.
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LUNATIc ASYLUM.

The Commissioners of the Central Lu.
natic Asylum met here today. A large
force OF workmen are engaged on the
building and the Commissioners announce
that they will get the main building un.
der root before winter.
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MEMPHIS.
ANOTHER CREvAssE.


MEMPHIS, May 13.-Abeut day light
yesterday morning the leVee broke at
Opperton's plantation opposite Friar's
Point. At last accounts the crevasse was
o hundred and fly yards wide and the
water was spreading over the plantation,
one Of tho finest in that section. The
crevasse at Miller's on the Mississippi
aide Is now 600 yards wide and the water
in the streets at Friar's Point 10 three feet
deep, and families are moving out and
the merchants are busily engaged in NOV.
ing goods. The whole country In the
rear Is rapidly being inundated. Some
idea may be formed of the power Of the
water rushing through this crevasse by
its tearing up huge cottonwood trees two
and half feet In diameter and scattering
them over neighboring plantations. The
steamers now oil come through Council
Bend cut of.
CRUEL TREATMENT OF A PASSENGER.
Harry Powers, Captain Of the steamer
Clarksville was held to answer In a sum
oi, $1,000 for hanging s. Bierman,, a
young Hebrew passenger TO make him
confess to having robbed a fellow pas
senger, and then putting him ashore With
his hands tied behind him. -
Tho Mayor called on ex'President
johnson last night.
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AFTERNOON sRnsrnN

At the afternoon session OF the Eclectic
Medical Association, papers were 70.
ceived by DR.. II. L. True, ol McC ConAells.
ville,. on the evils produced by tho use Of
proprietary medicines by W. P. Leath-
ers, on malposition in utero CESSATION and
by Henry Parker, Of Berea, on conserva.
tive surgery. A resolution was adopted
expressing q desire TO make common
cause with other medical societies In dis
couragement OF abortion. TO-
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CHESTER, May 1s.-The Pacific Mail
Steamer Company's new steamer City d
Tokeo was launched today In the pres
ence OF an immense crowd Of people. The
new vessel . \, 800 tons burden, = 'aa2
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RepubIIcau Confereuce.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 18.-RepresehtaD
tives Of the Liberal Republicans are now
In this city for the purpose Of holding q
conference in regard to the political &C.
tion Of the party, In the coming campaign
1t Is reported that they tRvors q separate
convention, % be held prior to the con
tyentions.of the othes, political parties. :
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ARRIVAL or TaE czAn.

LONDON, May 18.-The Car and Grand
Duke Alexis arrived Of Dover this even.
Ing. Immense crowds witnessed tho de.
barkation Of the party and greeted them
with hearty cheers. The Duke and
Duchess ot Edinburgh, Prince OF Wales,
and Prince Arthur, were waiting 10 re-
ceive the imperial visitors and conducted
them to Windsor Castle, where they ar.
rived OF 10 o'clock tonight. S.r
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Meeting Of Workingmen. I.

CLEYRnAND, May 18.-A meeting Of
worklngmen, Is announced TO be held next
Monday evening under the auspices Of the
Industrial Council Of this county. Labor
reform and particularly the eight hour
system are the subjects to be discussed.
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.FHLL DPID,

A well known colored man named Geo.
Smith, fell dead this afternoon while
aboard q street car and In the act Of de-
posting his tares iTiT1llT ,Yfs Wm
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATRp PRHaa nEpnnr
ARKANSAS.

CBy the Western Union Line
ONCE Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
IMPERIAL YACHT AoRourp.

IMPERIAL YACHT AGROUND. r s
LONDON, May 18.-The Russian Inn
perial yacht DoFsherva, with the CEAr on
board, went aground yesterday while
leaving the hatbor Of Penahlpg, and waS
not foated till II o'clock this morning.
~ CROWDS OF wE1coMR.
Immense numbers Of persons have left
here for GraYesand to welcome His
Majesty, and large crowds, not aware Of
bis detention, are gathered at the railroad
stations by which the train bearing the
Gar viii pass into this city. Flags are
flying at all points. A rumor 10 current
this afternoon that tho Gear will land al
Dover, instead Of at Gravesend. At Gll
events, he will not reach these shores be.
lore Q O'Clock this evening, which will be
several hours behind the limo fixed In the
official programme.
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With this record staring him in the
face, tho New Englander tells Us there Is
money enough In the country; that North
Carolina has enough and Rhode Island
not too much; that an average Of 50 81
to each Southerner Is just right, and that
an average Of $S1 69 to each New Eng
lander Is just right also.
The six New England and five Middle
States have $295, ,O0s,1O5 OF currency.
The thirty.five Southern and Western
States, Territories, etc., have $116 $40, IA
Of circulation. In other words, eleven
States, with q population OF 18,182 $50
have $11s227.96l Of currency more than
thirty.flve States and Territories have,
with a population Of 25,425,7S9. With
hall tho population the Eastern States
have twice the amount Of currency. But
the patriotic New Englander tells:us We
have enough money and he has not too
much,
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BostOn,s Gin 70 the oyeraowed.
BoRroa, May 1S.-The Louisiana relic
fund raised here amounts 70 A4. 800.

,y1rU.A Iaaa..fI EnH.a t@a-cf s'sS y
..saAa :. F-.N---1 -lE .f.lI-
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A QUORUM PRESENT.

LTTIs Rock, May IA quorum of
both Houses Of tho Legislature 10 now in
session, Fourteen members In the Senate
and iorty:fve in the House, and proceed
ing with business,
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bAMUEL AUGHEY,
P& Csemtstrg IN UniuersitY Of Neb
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-30
EVANSTON

Situated Grant Avenue, Ashland Avenue, Dodge
St. and Emerson Avenue, and connected with the
city of Chicago by wide and elegant Buulevards
and the finest drives Ia the world
On this property the streets are all beautifully
ornamented with large trees and evergreens on each
side of the Avenues, with wide sidewalks, and over
$50,000 is being expended in Buildings and other
Improvements
In cailin9 the attention of the public to this auc-
ton sale of Evanston property. aud the great ad-
vantages of this growing city place OF residence
we may men ion few Of the many attractions
The EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES are unequsled by
lege and Northwestern University are both located
near this property.
By chartered rights no liquor can ever be sold
within four miles of her University buildings.
A thorough system OF wa!er works and sewerage
will be pushed forward TO completion within a few
months,
Evanston is now lighted by gas and the pipes
will soon be extended to this property.
Tue Rail Road facIl lies between Evanston and
chicago, make her especially desirable place of
residence. l. addition to the North Western r. r.
which runs nearly 81 trains day, Dummy Road
Is under con rae, an will soon be finished connec
ting kvanst with all the towns and running di-
rect O the cen re of business.
sY Lake Shore drive is beng finished from the
cits, and l. the finest drive in the country
The p esent population of Z anston is about 10,
900 ami rapidly Increasing. Her citizens are com.
posed OF many If CEicagos best people who have
built elegant homes, and adorned t.er grounds
equal TO place of its size in the Union
a Special Free Train viii directly to the
ground, leavin Chicago on mor..Ing of sale return
ing Immediately a ter the sale
Terms cas-. and will be announced at time Of
SAL.
Title perfect, PRINTED CERTIFIED Abstract fur
nished
For PIats or any other information apply to a. NJ
Payne, or II. C. McNeal 1873 LaSal.e ST., or to Eli
son. PomeroY 81 Co., Aucfioneers, S4 and So Ran
dolph Street, Chicago, ILL., 5-9deod4w
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TELEGR.APHIC.
Administration Spite tow
ards a Woman.
The Meanness of Personal
Politics.
What a Republican Paper
thinks of a Republican
Mayor.
A Little Onp1easantness in
Cairo about the Decora-
tom Clap-Trap.
A Brave En- gineer.
What the South thinks of
the Negro Equality Bill.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Assistant Sec
retary Sawyer, Thursday, ordered the dis
missal of lady clerk named Dawes, on
account of supposed relationship to Mr.
Dawes, but the latter gentleman informed
Secretary Richardson that such was not
the fact, and that in his opinion it was too
glaring an act of injustice to an excellent
clerk to pass unnoticed. She was reinsta-
ted.
New YORK, May 29-Mayor Witbe, of
New Orleans, has addressed a rather ur-
gent appeal for aid to Mayor Havemeyer,
in which he says "Will New York come
to the rescue of our destitute, ruined and
furnishing people? A deadly famine in
Louisiana would be a national disgrace,
which the wealth and philanthrophy of
America must prevent at all hazards. .
Commenting on the dispatch the Times
says if Mayor Witbe desires help from this
city he should address the Chamber of
Commerce or anybody but Havemeyer.
That individual has sunk so low in public
estimation that nobody will trust him in
anything.
Council BLUFFS, May 29.-This morn
ing as an extra train was approaching Far
ragut, on the branch road between Ham
burg and Red Oak, the engineer, Jack
Evans, discovered child on the track
some sixty yards distant. Evans rushed
out upon the cow-catcher and when the
engine had reached within ten feet of the
child, whose arms were raised, he made q
leap, grasped the child and the two rolled
down the embankment. The child was
uninjured. Evans received a severe though
not serious injury of his ankle for his he
roic effort.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May pa mass-mcetine
of our citizens was held last night in thi;
city to protest against the order Of tht
Grand Army of the Republic discrimina
ting between the graves Of Union and Con
federate soldiersin the decoration at MounC
City tomorrow. Speeches were made b!
the Mayor and the Hon. D. W. Mum, wht
introduced a resolution, which was adopted
entering a protest against the order
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JULY 31st, 1874.
LIST OF GIFTS:

For TicAets or information, address
TiO Z. RAMLETTE.
AGENT AND MANAGER,
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
5-25d&w1m
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Ie Nashville Tenn. J Union.

In one shape or another, the Radical
party must move on, under the pressure of
800, 600 negro votes and the new issue is
likely to be made up We are
not afraid of the issue. Let it it come. 1t
is the dying struggle of Radicalism.
Whom the gods would destroy, they first
make mad.