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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

AAuNsnAhs r February 9th.
FLOUR. The market is dali. Purch ases
foot tip 400 barrels including superfD e NC
WAS SO; extrts At g 5n; Iowa aud Wsscou.
stu cNtia family at ID 75a7 25 Minnesoth
10. do. AZ y .5Oas %, Pennsy lvania, Oli- aud
Indiana do. do. at 81 80 as IS. and fancy
brands Al IS 5Jtl0 81, Ne IN quality. Rys
luur sells At 81 Is.
GRAtN-rhe market is qpict. sales OF
Western red At s(.6eal So amber At 81 esa
-; white ~ Al s5Hi.9l, aud white spring zt
u 80. Rye is trn At 9Jc. for PeunsS ivAnia-
Corn 10 IN fair request. Sales Of yellow as
77afsc. UHts are nrm, with sales OF Western
white ~ g. .6tc TO, mixed At 57a60c., aud
PeunsylvAuiH white al Cue
WHlskY-su barrels western irou- bound
are reported At 81 " per gallon.
lBy Telegraph
Pun ,pELPuIA, Feb. G.h.-Colton 1rm.
! lGGgl6Ec.
! Flour steady Int lnni superilue, 50. $50
! 575 extras, ST 00G6 81 P-una., Ohia
and Indiana extra family, S7.75tdS25.
Wheat very dnu; red, 81 5s@tl 50 4
amber,Sl 659l.7Ti white, 81. S5@tl 30.
| Rye held 90 Corn, rather qulet ne y
sci ow, 77@7Sc. Oats, firm white, 6Sai
sc mixed at96Oe.
WHISKY 81 ".
Cold NIX.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07
Wilmington Anstituie.



The amul election Of officers and 4.
re'tors of the Wilmington Institute wss
ned Iucsi,y and resulted iu tbs cllc-
ton Of tbs following di-act0-si
President Rev. n. Gardiner Litcll.
Corresponding Seeretary-samusl A..
MacM lister.
Recording Socretary--Joseph A. 4 CHI
ard-On.
Treasurer-Slmuel D. smith.
Drcrlors-John q. C1lc, Elward
Tmmll. Jr., WIN. $. Auehincloss, Mahou
NJ Child.
The directors holding over are DR.. W.
r. hullo'k, An'houv Higgins, Ignatiu.
| g. Grub, n. NJ. jenkins, WIN. Candy,
/ g ~. Daniel Wooisl, Wm. NJ. Cmay
+ g. Bedford, Jr.
Mr. Cuar'e- W. Rowland, for man,
v"nr. Tiea ofrr, irtics and Mr.. g. d.
5 uith succeeds hia. and Nj Cnids,
Prrsi tent lasi year, resumes h 3 OLD plac,
n7 one Of the dircc'Dis. These are III,
Ouly changes We 10 Ice.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

MALICIOUS MisoHiEF.-A most sneak
Ing act u Nil!lAny was perpetr lted uguu
tue property of Cap. A. Scout, nurser,
man, at Smyrna Landing, on Friday last
In walking through lis grounds b,
counted "a pear trees that had been cu'
of 10 the ground, and Is peach tree
eitaer cut of or 70 injured as to kill them.
The pear tIers, thrifty 4-year old d warts
Just Ia b ating, the Captain valued al
AZ least % each. lie has no Idea who
the peipslrator is, but will pay $500 fol-
his detection.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

CONCERT AT THE ooIIEoE wEpSBsDAY
PtR THE BENEFIT or TUE uNloN AID


CONCERT AT THE coILEGE "WEDNESDAY
FOR THE BENEFIT or TUE uSlON AID
SOCIETY,".
The concert given "wednesday In the
auditorium OF tue Wesleyan fynn'e Col
lcge called forth a large aud apprcHiive
audience. The platform was d cufated
with frrus, autumn leaves, orchid ana
par'or ivy under the rupeunieutencc OF
III Mrs. Wi s0r, whose good tt,tc in TINS
Department wa, hetatihl'y displaced on
Ills occasion. suspended over tue pat
form WAS an Illuminated alchor, The
emblem OF hoje.
a. tbr sppuiuted hour abou htypfei'y
yourg ladic-, apparently IN thelF ierh-,
accompanied by their musical teacher,
Miss q mnnd. tnter,d the hail IN lrdiar
tile and tcul. their places on The Ilati,rui,
and were immr1iily lnll1N,d rs
N,ssrs. II. +. Pickles., iichlcus. elm,
Rhodes, Chr.ssry AMI llrss"l whose
musical couuleuaucrs checfiuly tod o.,
in advance that we were TO have plea
saut evening, nor were we la the least
disappointed. The FOLLOWING was lhc
Programme Of ex reis'-i
FART J..
1 Overture. IN nen lchfileu-N,4iei-
sahn Misses Sehoueld and W iiHnn.
). Chorus, The Mrrsr,lltise Hymn
R~u,ct Ae l.ille-,Ilee class.
O. QuHrttttv -Mouul'shi un the Lake
" hiie-Aisses pi,h9u" anu NiH7"a!'
1lrssIF hhV.a,s a'i is,',,c,,',,r t,sa
. 30 Winner.
B. Piano solo. Spring Song -Nendelssohn
-Tiiss Jennie Wilson.
chorus NcnSuHm ho'thehS I'e"'"H
Sgng-iHti"i9tcoG5ipv S ,H5 nsn,rcr-Yeiis,rio-
,t,s, tir,5oii' Messfs Chrssy and pIckels
rAuril
.. ,n., t.....,t.,,b Maiden
J.; NV w '.. So, T. Srannsl
burt. tAeefiuuess- -Gumhett--tiis
umond aud Prof Rhnaies
g. solo iilttim f"'h'''-ni'
Laura ,nilt ,', AZ ibcc ON this lossy Pillow
/ s,,.,tH Sfiascs kaufman, brunei aud Gal
lawny.
/ o. Sul0 O Tender Shadow-ffom blhof"'
/ Miss urn3nd, ..,,,,. u.is,,t,t,g Morn
o. l'osol' Nifsaes A inner KaWia,tn Shel
r .hI Srnini,s. and Messrs. i,hoades, ChIissy
4 iirhtenstcin Aud Pickles.
=. chorus, In Lowry IS t'u hh"""
5 Whitheh-N'l'e N''79'
y The Mirstillalse hymn was sung
i. swrlt ana ma" " iH''l.'nI w." -,,,', 49,,
d was repeated by request. Miss van. !
o. charming young lHdyi shs' e"'e'l
d and easily, and with experience wuI h'
Z lnire energy aud expression, mr. 'd'you
. liit," ho"ever, was very Wgl conc NV
D.. we'll received. Iue til' n.y. M,s7 '"ui
X Wna Messrs. Chhssey nud f,,Nri.' WI
. loudly aprhuied' A. pianist ~ e"1
a Sthoucld, OF Philadellull' was 'h' l'''l..
y Her Ltultrna x h' ''N %' -'''" y" %
ID iue uilcr'. The tHs'lh FI,.e.-' !" ~ y,
by Miss Laura Galloway i Ih''n'A' Va J,
was probably inc sNcct''t s1"- y, ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

THASKs FRoN A WoNAN's llEARr.-A
poor woman, writing 10 us UTeg me mi
tials sc. ?. ". - s.is her husband was
crippled while at wcrll In ore of OuI
large industrial establishments about two
weeks ago, and that himself sad his
fdmily-eight persons IL all-hsvlng
nothing to depr-i oh except his dali,
wage, were SON reduced TO want and
thrown upon the charity Of the tea we
knew their situation, ana VINO, Dc #
said to their honey ard credit, provided
the family with food aud mace
them comfortable With a heart over
lowing with thanks the good womn
continues; / am glad 20 cay, with Truth
that there are some people with sym
pathetic hearts these hard times, an,
some land ord. klud enough 10 be len,en
To one ia dis r,ss, though there are other
who treat their poor tenants very IN
kudlT, nse Of whom was mentioned IL
} EVERY EyENING OF Wednesday. ole
I sincere aud heartfelt .Aauks to those VIII
| nave been so worry KIND TO me aud min
| in ny present trouble, and believe
! greater reward awaits them than eau b
| given in this world,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

LOOK OFT For CARPET BAG0ERs.-A
stranger with n carpet-bag went into the
Office Of the Lobdell Car Wheel Company
On Thursday on the pretence Of waiting
FOR some ore. Taking advantage Of his
Opportunity when the clerks were busy
be managed TO appropriate R pair ol
Arctic ov rshoes belonging 10 Mr.. Wier
mann. Cirp hagxers Of this stripe are
az Objectionable IN these Northern State.
IS Northern carpet bsggers are In thu
South.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

MARKET REPORTS,


MilMlNeToN. Friday, Feb. 9th.
DoMvsrIc N RKEis.-Potatoes. a IS per
hnshel; corn, SOC, per hushel; beans, iOc.
per quart; hoa,ley. l0e. PEI quart chickens,
u augl2 ~ peF pair; butter. sos. per Ill.,; eggs,
20 .iu PEE dUz cranherrles l2lsc per quait;
heel, 10 80 zoe. per pound mutton, lstO To-.
do veal, l2e. do; apples. 25c. per half peeK
oats. I've per hushel turkeys. Ice. per pounds
gesse 81 rs each; lard, lll@c. per pound I;
scTapple, lJc. do.i drish apples, &c. pei quart
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

rather than take nauseous Incidence. 81
who suffer from coughs, colds irritation II
the bronchial tubes or tendency to cnesufap-
ton. Will Ind In Dr. Mistar's Balsafa ~
| VIA Cherry remedy as agreeable ~ tie
ntlaie IS etfectual In removing di eeasA
The Balsam Is \ pleasant remedy 4 n 10 n
safe remedy II 10 n powerful rem eAs- .. -
q Hueehr rnHnedg a. is remedy that cureAs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

rrvrrA MAsuFACTrWNd COMPANY
ana Lunka B.d BoDon Maniac
mdrg Company ere ,ceiying orders
dsii,. They are O ling quite a large
orler for their bel bottoms iroE me gov
eminent hosp tai au'hI-'ues At Washing
ion. and q ! rye cor han asylum In IN
adjoining city his ordered quite tuumoer
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

NoSlNATIoNs. James ligretl for Bur
gees, Dr. Bum and John Mock for mem.
btrs Of Council, Dr.. J. B. HOLMAN, Low
Hook AID c. K Roads for schoo
Directors, lsaac Hahn for Constable,
Moss ubhlcbine Tor judge Of Elections,
L. W. PaNli, z aud d. II. FocLt for / =
sie,tufs, Samuel Rhoads iar Assessor,
aud john BIulty f,r Auditor, were nom
mated ~ the VitiSens Of Birdslo.o cu
SATURDAY evening last. Election, Tues
day, February l7th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

3
Gauuci 1hursdav might. President Mails
,,..s,1'd ~ ~. toti,,,,in,, brsi,a.s VS.
W 49, '"0
tfhh- ucl'u =
The street Committee reported 10 ldVor
of awarding the contract for removing
ashaa from the citv Ia Martin Ksoyh al
SOON 80 80 - heinr, IN. ln,ve-t
s~-i' Pu' AVuf ho Voi"H '"1
mddrr. proVi0ed satisfactory security lut
the faithful periOfunluc OF the work Is
pivpn.
> mn, r.,.,r, s,,e ,.a,,,.d
- ...-,.t t.. &c..
Tue same comm ''e r. pe''u IN l@sUI
of awarding the contract for rXter ding
the King street dem to the Masonic
r.ntn.r to GaWthrnr, IL Bro Al B., 45 urr
linrai ward. Adrpi~'.
The Public Building Committee re-
nortei the last quarterly statement Of Che
Glen, Of The Market correct, aud tie re-
po,t was adop.ed.
President M.ris, 10 whom was ref rrei
the sillrct If the attachments against
"a Iatur Civ Counc'l. issued nj tie
suits Of the creditors Of Patrick Barnes,
nv E.quires Publ and Fraz r., aud an
.welei hy he CIV Treasurer before the
former Justice aid hy President N4ris
h.for,. the LATTER. nfierrryiewirr the facts
in the case reported as follows:
p,rsr,nt ., vour irstrue,io,,s have
consulted the cry sniicltor ia rela.
tiun 10 the foregoing subject 81 no advises
IA, me lndsmr ~ no before E53nlte
rnii, 'ilon,iinE 70 sl,o'-.' pe isiu lnp9e
,igi, Lupun fhc aieice OF the C.ty.~olicifor.
ana in sreuriiuce. with "a resolution Of the
slig Council, upon the ground that The
siSus' m re- ",,asm,cnt ,,aa 't ths De-,
AM 'i ~ ,re ,'sshier or P svinS tert
shad he su6icient - ana upon
which I.quire fraz-f acted, does not apply
TO ttc Pn=itcnt uf The Cliy cornell. This
non Whl HluE lHe iee"i ques'i1n ~
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.lmiitr p',fnrs fbareafter.
rl,, r.,,r, ,v,s sd.,,t,1 ori a., cr,ler
c,- H.. a,no,,rt ra,nsd tsas dir.rtsd IN M,
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p...f.t,or ~ th. vy',.cr 1.f,r.,,,o,i ,,srs
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

Board OF TRADE LAST EvENiNo.-A
meeting OF the Board of Trade was held
Tlesd,y, aud was largely attended.
he subj ct Of establishing a ferry boit
to ply regularly between this city and
New Jersey was discussed without any
definite action being taken thereon.
a committee consisting of Mpssrs.
Jenkins, Head and Belts was appointed
To draft a preamhlt and resolutions n-k-
ing Congress to assume the r.splns ibilily
of making the Centennial celebration at
Philadelphia successful National enter
uri-e
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

ESTERrAINM ;NV At GLASGOW. boz The
Literary Society a. glasgow Will give an
entertainment Ia the Pfeshyte ian Chu'c1
Of that place on Thursday evening, 10 h
iust., to consist Of addiesses, essays, feri.
tation Of poems, select r'adings, instru-
mental and vocal music, tic e.c. As
the proceeds OF the entertainment are e.
20 towards building up the Society, we
trust the entertainment may be- well
patrouiz d.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

surnIr's Stir.-shciir Armstrong
oIyrlt.cs To e,u at iuhlic safes at
BIini'. Hotel IN Aiiddletowu, on The @l-t
msi.. t.r farm Of the late samuel staais,
s,untcd To- Applq quiz mink Hundred, ana
rortainns over IS ncrus OF land. lie
iltrli 90 t'c same timr and place the
uropcil, o. Joseph D,uuh1, situated in
Api, quiniuiuk Id, aud containing llG
grrUs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

Delaware CouNTT's FiNANcEs.-By
the annual statement OF the commits
.inntrs OF Delaware county, just pun
lished, the Indebtedness OF the county j.
.el down Up to January l,i, LASS, at
s45l, s2S. ~,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07


THRp TRACK f"N Tnn PEACH NOTION
c'Nrsrl.
TIE Peach 3 ,ttun k!i'Way COMPANY
hese1 ln.tNs.k 10 on 81 tAIh t-lei, ua
Inc Gilmore Contra, iah i. UNfoUI. $50.
storm th.ir lia.fs f.wn tuIi- tt-.t;-
.p.r,l.,rrt afthe later r,tt. Orr.ti
Ytl,.. p..c, gllio .ruI wsfa sttp..d
b, the,t.rn .a Noulay.
~, ,,r,r,>.i or ms prorKuoInrrs
-r..,',,,,. ,>nl,-.i+I, Ig,.l-
,.,..,...,,..- S,wr rr,>arn--
'tt.,,'r.p
...,t...- .r,,.. ...,.
81 iht annual "'''.tH OF w. ''.e
Line "n' d !'''t'' A ,,''N'. ''.' aug " a.
Al A.ti OH e., " u- "''' J ''' '.' -
49, lhr '"""" HE ",''ei7 0','.'
frca'deLt-9 'hh i', ..i' ''''
, d r',i1r-- - 'n,.,' liNi..s' son 5'oN
y oa Hhcii,Ni wee. Na''-'' 9''''l'
/ Wrhinsou. mon''!', NH,s',' equity
!ae. H. IT, nlt li county, ray. +, No. ei'
/ Ftl!dde pima -; q N'"o ,ii' i'.'l'."''
iliai "t,i2. w. lt"i'' t".-''t l",,t,
Geo. W. NeiAei i'N, lNl.''1iP-"' w.
%. l. sli'' thi'h'e't i'"'
lhr nai1, "i tAe NAuy "'s 'Ni'-'
n'teer rover ''n','.'I Ih w., I, i, '',' .
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07


J. Ouariette. SOW Lord. Remember Me-
nnett, "a Golden Day" 10y the Misses
Conro~.
g. solo ard Ouarfet'e. "aTv Soul l.
Dark" solo ~ Miss ViTginius Common.
Tito. "Prqisc We" hv Mics Addie
tonuor and Nossra Rhoads md Rairi.
solo "rord Teach Ne How TO Pray
hv Mr. Rhnail
g Dret'. Two Forest Nymphs," by the
Misses Conror
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

CHURCH CONCERT AT DELAWARE CITY
THURSDAY MONT.
A cor cert WIS given A. Delaware CITY
Thursday riyhi for The heneft Of the Pres
hy'rran Church. The slagera IN the o'ca-
sion were the two Misses Conner. Mr..
Rhoa's, t-Ye'o te1oher. and Mr.. II. Baird,
wi'h Mr. r Fu'lmer At the piano.
The ALLOWING Is the programme Of
exercises
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

The liver being the great depurating -
hlnod cleansing orgaa Of the system-suh
ms great " hnusekesper Of our he4lthn ~
work, and the foul corruptiuns which err
gender In The blood, and rot out. ne Il were.
the machinery Of lite, arc gradually es@
pelled. from the system. For tiis purpose
W. Pierce Golden Medical Discover .
with very small daily doses OF Dr. Pierce .
Pleasant Furgaityo Pellets are pre.em =
nently the articles needed They cutl
every KIND oi humor, from the worst scro {.
ala 10 The common pimple. blOtch or cru q.
non. areAt eating ulcers kindly heal unde 2
their mighty curative influence. VtruleH :
blood pnisons that Turk la the system At,l
ny them robbed Of their terrOrs. and By
their persevering and someW het protrscted
ise the most tainted systems may be COM
petely renovated and built up anew. In.
arged glands, tumOrs and swelllugs dwiud.a
away ana disappear under the influence Of
these great resolven's.
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP Hix.
NEiolsvLLE, Morgan Co., o., Mar. q, lsT2
Dear DE-. Pierce
When was " Or Is years Of age took
what is called Kings Evil. and by constant
l'cinriag II would heal in one place Hnt
break out IN another. II also broke out Ia
ny left ear. hr-t found Your name in the
'hrisiilR Adrocaie, snd seat 10 milea for
the hrst bottle, which di1 me moe good
han all other medicines ever used. lam
IS ears oiG auG lOctOred with i've doctors.
and NOT o. Of them help me so much as
your bottle Of Discovery, | have got " ell
and able 10 do - good days work.
JONI A. WILSON,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

90 EACH WEEK. Agents waut-dt
= particulars Tree. WukrH 4 CO.
81 LOUIS. Missouri jan l7-W LII
NOIlCE Notice Is hereby given tLat tie
- au.uul meeting ii die u ~ Lyld-f- Of n a
Wilmington Navigation Company Wild pe held =
So. .slS Mtrket street.. Wimiuktlu, b"lawar
80 Ihth~tAk. the gu dts Ji krlruzfy Is
b. tween the l.surs uI -a"d I y clack, p. H.. -
ine purpose ot uIecliug three directors " setss
JOHN A. GRIFFlN.
President
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

AS0TUN pirA n FI0N0MY7-TN
civ STAT m,u Of Wilmington has beeu
-u'l.ous'y ro.ctil 4 frlm thr business
men an othur citl1"t, 90 t'at city mot
luteic.t,d, by hrme 3. pt uut ot the ddly
ptprs caurly. Tua Wotldel reason
ur this les economy, hut there nrs many
vbo strongly sr. pecl luIt the rraI reason
ia desire 20 uvo'I q roo general aud clit-
iai u.iecii o OF iJ-icns OF expenditure.
-Etsd.j L'gs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-07

ORES roH eHsFICG.-tue new church
o. SD. MnIa Nll- Cuacl Pui.u, IA
pImou, g. low ptac.y comr,,rt and
wiH te ot,uCd .0g C.tilc tuNce On
Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-07-09

Do You WANT A NATIONAL BANK.
w ashington advices state that the
comptroller of currency is now ready
to receive applications for the organs
ization of National banks in all the
Western and Southern States. APP
plicatioas may be made by letter Civ
ing the names of not less than five
shareholders of the proposed organiza-
ton, which should be accompanied
with the endorsement OF the senator
or representative of the district where
the bank is to be located, giving salts
factory information in reference to the
character and means of the applicants;
Applications will be considered imme-
lately upon their receipt, and, if APP
proved the necessary forms for the or
ganization of the new banks will be at
once transmitted. Under the new APP
portionment all the western and south.
ern States ana territories, with the
exception of Colorado, Montana and
Wyoming, will be entitled to additional
circulation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-07-09
The Syracuse Horror.

+ The system of cheap and defective
construction Of buildings has added
another score or so to its human VIC
tins. On the evening Of 25th ult.
at rawberry festival IN a church
at Syracuse, n. Y, the floor gave
way and 200 persons were killed or
injured. 1t would reslly seem, if
wisdom comss with experience, as if
the time should have arrived when
such . shocking affair as that at
Syracuse which made tho whole city
one of mourning, should be impossi-
BILE. Buildings may be built SO az to
5e secure, and the wonder is, in view
of the frequency of this class OF accl-
dents, that tie public does not de-
mand that such and only such should
be erected. But then the public is
rather an easy-going affair after all.
After each of these wholesale slaugh-
ters there is the same amount OF
cheap indignation, tho meek demand
for an inve tigation, and tho affair
is forgotten. Meanwhile there is
scarcely town in the country but
what has its shoddy buildings, which
surprise people more by continuing
to stand than they would by falling
under the weight which they somee
times have to bear. They will pro-
baby fall at last, and the people will
say IS they did at Syracuse, ave
have expected it all along" Blu:
what criminal economy is that
which requires that the difference in
the cost of secure and insecure build
ings shall be paid in tie lives of in
| nocent victims.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-07-09

WISCONSIN RAILWAY LAw.-Dur-
ing last week was heard by the U.
S. Circuit Court atMadison-Judges
Drummond, Davis and Hopkins sit
80. - ra:--.:~.. u the IOreIgn
bondholders ofthe Chicago & North
western L. r. Company for an in
junction to enjoin the State authori-
ties from the enforcement of the Pot
ter law. In the argument the State
Authorities were represented by ex-
Chief Justice Dixon and Hon. |. C..
Sloan and Attorney General Sloan
tho bondholders by B Cook, of
Chicago, ex-Ch,ef Justice Lawrence,
OF the Illinois Supreme Court, and
Mr.. StoughtoD, of New York. A
decision was arrived at on Saturday
last against the application, SO that
thus far the Potter act is decided
constitutional and valid. We will
take pleasure in laying before the
HERALD readers the full decision of
the Court on thisimportant question,
bnt the lack of space forbids the pub
LEGATION in this issue. Although the
motion tor an injunction to restrain
the State authorities from enforcing
the law was overruled, it is no;
understood that the decision gives
the legislatures the power to control
Interstate commerce. The case is
TO be appealed TO the United States
Supreme Court at Washington, and
will be heard probably in October,
Much interest attaches to the trial Of
this case, as it is without doubt one
of the greatest Importance that has
ever come up before the Courts OF
the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-07-09

REPUBLICAN EcoNeMY.-A gen.
eral summary of the q mounts
contained in the various appropria-
ton bills passed at the late session of
Congre is published. The grand
total is s177,018,71940 Last year
the appropriations answered to S201, :
$50, 1865. This shows reduction
of more than taoenty.four millions of
dollars. The most rigid economy
was praetioed, and very few or no
appropriations were made, not abso-
Lutte demanded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-07-09

A POLITICAL DEMAG &c UE.-The
Madison Journal publishes a report
of the proceedings Of q meeting OF
the Dane County Board Of Supervis-
ors in which it appears that Gov.
VIM. r. Taylor was anxious to have
his little political Ratchet ground,
and n solution was prepared, by
one Of his appointees, who is not q
member Of the board, with the ex-
pectatiou that it would be adopted.
In his own county, in q board con-
tanning Reform majority, with q
Democratic Reform chairman, the
resolution was pos, oned, "a to Is.
The remarks OF the members were
very pla and practical, and not at
al complimentary to the proposed
attempt to make some capital for the
Governor on the ground that he had
performed sworn duty.