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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29

REGULAR coRREspoxDExcE OF COURIER

FROM DES MONIES. |
REGULAR coRREspoNpENcE OF COURIER.
o1 PARLIAMENTARY SnsSHsisss IA jeHrnsasns
Freposeas e1css etc.
Dies MONIES, Jan. "a, "a.
Both Houses went into Joint Con-
vention during the greatest part OF the
day to officially canvass the vote for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The aggregate vote of the State
was $3.50, Of these G. G. Carpenter
received 106, 122 votes and Jacob g.
Vsle 00657, scattering 1850, making
majority Of Carpenter, over all OPP
position, OF 2S,4S6.
s For Lteutcnant Governor, the whole
vote cast was lS5 734, of which Dy-
sart received 1OA073; G. E. Whiting,
rs, 1853 Fred O'Donnell, unknown and
scattering 6,396.
Committees were appointed from
the House and Senate, 70 make suita-
BILE preparation for Inaugurating the
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g exoiuae0 1Eo1 we JOURNALS OF tho
ueasfM AsecmoIy. Va. -
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OF dullness, very agreeable withal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29

PKEslpESr GRANT evidently thinks
the time has come when every State
government of the South should take
care Of itself In the trsnsitioa ststs
or reconslruction from rebellion To
feslty to the Union, In soae instsnoes
there appeared 70 bs On absolute Nc
cessity, betimes, for Federal inteffsr-
ence, TO prevent anarchy and ihdis-
criminate bloodahsd., This thankless,
irksome and dif8cult. duty, the Pred
dent thinks has about ceased 70 be
Incumbent ppon him, since he exces.
sixn- turbulent times folloWilg the
rebellion have passsd awsy. Hence
when ex-Govsrnor Davis, Of Texas,
recently sought his dntefference. hs
persistently refused to have anything
TO do with the affairs Of that State.
He now sesks to avoid further em.
brogiio with State affairs IN Louisiana.
There was . tans1whsayahs Fsssassts
for the'sake Of peace and security TO
life and property, found It nsces.Ary
to recognize Some sort Of goyetnmsnt
in Louisiana. That time has passed,
and he proposes now 10 30 TO the
utmost limit that safety to the lives Of
the citizens WIN permit, In keeping
hands Oh, ~ to the States lstely in
rebellion ~. a XVI l4s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29
Dies MONIES, Jan. "a, IA.

q Nseshn9--11ro4 AogAA1a1ee9s
DEs NonEs, Jaa. n. "a.
The Inauguration OF Governor G.
q. Caxpenter Ia his second term 8
Chief Magistrate Of the Htatn. 81 the
political and social event OF the day.
In fact the Inauguration % the Gov.
ern0r b @blg thlng" Tor Des Moinee.
previous % which for several days the
Legislature has done but little. II
Wa at flrst thought that he would IS
1naugurAtod this 1orenocn, bat prepor
rations could not be conpieted ID
time, and Il was therefore postpoued
for : 1ew hours, and ut for this afler-
noon. ts3 =
The display was mot altogefhsr . No
mAskAble one, though fully mp % The
reQnireanent Of ! Republican ample.
ity, Ike ouFs. The militia company
Of this sfty, and . brsas bad WEE "a
prevent a eiys ecsas 10 tho oeca6iol.
a. platform WAs improyiDod. On
which III Tie dignitaFieS N no State
at IN ~ their glory, md Soma 81.
dignitafies, . wall, Gov. eeope, Lisa
teoAnt Governor Cue, Gcnf Baker,
judge Cole, and abont Thirty 6eaatosg.
Aboles ~ ceiling M 9fapea With
1ags III staEs sd s(fftSe, aaa pp a
e ths g,llsry e re military sonpAay,
The crowd was mot ofs trenendous
rsze, VI TWAS - large = ciru1lnstaa-
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29

no Owners Of Prtntlug offices o.
Dee1nee Newopapore.-Iho undersigned
Iditaon, terms, ets, Addrsss HOLE NBA 90.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29

s'7 MILWAUKEE, Jan. %.
WmAr-Dull ct l2sk cash, In
for Feb. l.16k for March.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-01-29
HOUSE.


Route DIN, VIZ IOpUfto6& MQC0n0ut100
IN. saT or ss's35a 80. {,
Norey, from the Committee on
Public Lands, repOrted bill to re-.
viyo . grant Of land "a aid OF the con.
structa6n Of ! railroad nom Vicks.
burg, 70 The Tbxns State line.
HOnghtOn, fro0 the PAci6c Railroad
Conmittes, reported q bill 70 incorp-
orate the Southern, Transportation
Continental Railway, and give Il the
right Of way, -. ~ 40 ta
D0ansll, from tho Committee ON
Pubic LAnds, reported . bill amends
tory. Of m act TO encourage the growth
Of timber on western prslries. 3
The last three bills were ordered
printed and re-committed. 4
aE .ps9s HOUSE.
NV WAsuxarox, Jan. 96.--(aar6sld
from Comnitses on Appropriations,
reported y blu 20 revise, coneolidate,
alnsnd and a4just Tho atatutes IN re-
latIou 20 estimates appropriation and
public accounts. il 10 . bill 70 reduce
the expenditures on public bualdings.
| fIAtt, 81 Viryinia, moved tho refsr-
ence OF the lat3orhili 70 the Conmittee
On Public ,Raildings aud Grounds.
A.rsssds e as = discussion. 70 1T /;
flals, ef leaiss, from the Conmittss
. Anoropr3atQna, reported . bill %.
labiiehing life saving atations and ap.
pr0prlAtipg eleyen. thoneend dollars
th6f6EOf, which M axson0oa iby. put
tia6 d . appropsiafiea tof medals y
- nroae.ntnJ ~ ~ s1.u,s.es,a - 1900
, 1874-07-22
Of Niminor was continued till to- morrow morn

Of Nininor was continued till to- morrow morn.
ing.
ritz oALL.
JUpaE dAny-9i1 to tl80 inoluByo,
JUDGES JAMESON and DunSs assist ;Juf,po
Ghry.
JupaEs noaEns and Doorn hoar motions.
JUDGE TREE will hear defaults to.day.
JUDGEMENTS,
SurEn1on nCOuRT.-CoNFEsaioNs- -lnuta Rtcttaucr ct
a. w. Z: Nieneior, $al8. 7H-1lorcla1lis YayinHa
!4oam anu Trust Company VI. O. q, L, lr,,psinf.
s1o47.6o-Jahl brighton Jofnea DuRu nrtl ,1unes
Gr!ghson, 10c.bN.W. y. 8rannio ot H. Va. Tlr,ias
4 Hogers s27o-J. NJ. Durond ct n ys, Same sil0.-
lo!la NJ. Nugara Bane, $,l0-Gcr1nRnia 1,a,k Of
y. Same, flo9o.-Jol.n Klon VI. Rainc. s5a0.
BeVnhnfd Cohn W. LcopoM Jackson, s03o, ,-1tastly
Deka ys. John L, Kurth, s47oos -,
IunnE GARy-Pater Wolf y8. 4. +. Deckor, 4igD.O
=. W. drlswol ct a. VA. A. II. Hhello,,, s10250.
81, JupflE JAMEsos-tnhn Ema,cdt VI. .Elwu n 1}arcl,
faso, anu a2a1ust ]. W. Maxwell md J1hn Nlugowlt,
9atnihlieca for $500.-Emle Column at al. Va. W. r,
Noble, ], IewEsbtiry, md T.. u. Mitchell, $l4D.
JUDGE DUhNR--AnGrnw Andcrnnn Va. john 7. Web.
Der yortlio, S131 and motion for now trialA. rln-
,nallore W: r T. Mcarath. ver'et, s2e7 6s and
t1on for new trial-Frhtlk Douglas Hnciins Company
~. Nobcrt Doyle $3.Ou5.3D.-T A. 1laniIK WI Chra-
trial,
CIRcurr rEss1ous-acorgo 8ohweln-
turth VI. j. II. klarc, f47l.75.
, 1874-07-22

Decision OF Jndgo CnatSvn1nNer In tho
Case Of tho Steamship Fc11atpylvit.

Decision of Juhgo Cnhvvn1nhcr In tho
Case Of tho Steamship rcn1tpylv1i-
mia.
PntIADELr1rA, Pa, July 91.-In the brady
a'aiy;age oaao, Judge oadwslelor rendered ha
lo said that tuo net Of Brady In voluntarily
assuming command Of tho atoamahip pennsy[-
yauia ut tho timo whom her first and socoi,il
o0tcors had boon lost, aud whom tho ahip was In
1aantl Of tho deck or Of tho watch, waa q highly
nleritorious act md bonetiL to tho ship, ma
wss salvage service. Tho Judge dec1arod, how
ever, that tho a,nount OF compensation to which
materially reduced by Ills subsequent improper
conduct III consonting to take command OF tho
ship aftor tho aubsdonce Of tho storm, at tho
request Of pcrsons who hal 10 right to mako
Rivers, bei1ig then on board OF tho shipp. BY
tha decision Brady IL allowed ei 600 mud tho
costs Of suit, tho lattor not to exceed s20U.
, 1874-07-22
Als I0Svn BOY Swallows n IKntfc.

FF05H ENt DHFeNH5T3 UtNl0CfQt.
On tho list Of the month littlo lad named
Charley, son OF German named Heinrici,
Klopke, residing noar Princeton, in this county,
swallowed-ao Bays orr cautious iuformant-''a q
long, three-fourths OF an inch thick, weighing
two ounces, (which tho Same was asoortai,lod
by measuring and woighiug ono exnctly similar
u shape md sixe. He waB playing with 1t, whom
lo remarked lie could put it in his mouth. THIS
was doubted by ono Of hia playmatos. and ii,
mailing tho attempt It allppod down his throat.
It gnvo him no pain, nor was it tho cause of any
bodily d'atresB. About four days aftor thia
stnpendoug swallow, whilo tho boy was roturn-
ing from tue La Claire celebration, tho knifo de-
parted from out the modern whalo who Ind
gulpod down Jonah in tho shape Of cutlery,
and the boy still lives, is hoalthr and haupY
, 1874-07-22

7oAnrNER WANTItD-A GOOD ACTIVE MAN.
WIZ "a 700 eans.l oan set lmo a. st.a1shtteEwaa
vA9t lasiunsa look Il this. OaEEsEAAN CO., M0
1AEAllsat. - ~ =
, 1874-07-22

TOR SAI.E-T0 COLONiSTS OR LAND.nGALERs
y u have Two large tsnos Of land In pot,awatnmlh
Comfy. kan.. ono bf e sil and another Of D. 3C
acres. ali chalco agricultural lands aud onn bn had
at great g4rGau. Title perfect. JNO. 1ISE. ROOM
43 IpHptr h1nck,
, 1874-07-22

MUSICAL,
A GOOD PIANO FOR 4 sONq-1 WILL SELL. a
N good tohul Soaew0ud pianO - fer sDnx aud Slk5
csah boon usrd Just enau9h to tnko of hs naw loo
naso Tor ra1t dDnhl1 rrni organ for 60 per mouth
j. II. WOl0ulsr, 2J0 Waeronay.
7)1ANOH 10 nENT AT % PER MONTH AND Up.
MalAi AIN fnr salo On lasallmnnts AZ luwost rates.
y: Ntl0l.1 SlA M4hAsl!ay aud A4atuI.aE.
--.. DIVORCES.
nIYONOlS-l.EGALI.Y OBTAINED, NOT FRAUD.
- ulonty. Eogs ktoE dceroo, 1oa Years. prnollgo In
the courts ol Chicago. AA1EeSs posk0h Ho1 lQ33.
, 1874-07-22

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ANTED-dUGE!MrRovEp " AYENUE PROPERTY
~ hcfWstn Thirty sst. and SiIttstl-sta. having not
value Of sons $+.sd0 in sxulanse inr good e!ear
, 1874-07-22

.. -.... miscellaneous.
ITO RENT-DOuBIE BASEMENT, WITH p(UEL]
entrance. ly1 and 13 Oark-st.. corner Of nlley /
Post .tJlicu,
, 1874-04-03

yot nrprooiattvo. Dut ii anybody wants tho
fllctorioal and vormillion RECOUNT or nanifostns
tiona Of this kind no will [lud it In a'i ,Ia nrtn-
matio glory iii tho Louisville papors-tl1oan rntlo
pallatiumH Of tho honor Of Tia Commnn,rooit1,
Of tho groat Kontucky Lottery lubbie on,n.
rions OF human progrosa ind ono Of tho 1noHt
groody swindleB Of tho ora. Mention 1nnst hs
Mntlo Of tho faot that tho drawing Yaa inter'
snerRcd With braaBy orchestral music, and nndr,1
with d ooncort. For tho glowing oloauoncn 1 ~,
this brunei, Of tho performance, tho rcaier IL
alHo roforrod to our philal,throplca1 Louisyillo,
cotonporariea. ono Of whom boaHta. viii, truti,
no doubt, that its, edition tomorrow morning
would oxoood 900 coplus. Thoy viii probnbi1
develop dcntro in their descriptive gasl, about
"1rho drcas Fourth Drawing Of tlo Public IL.
aplendors Of tho next drawing on tho
mfndH eye, as 1t woro. Business hay been
doraugod In Loulavlllo for q week, 60 great haa
been tho lottery buzz. Tonight it's humber
cltizonH slecp once more In peace, dlstractol l,y
mono of tho burdens and responBibillties ontai1cd
by tho ownership OF banks Of diamonds and cubic
ynrds Of grocnbnoks.
The only remaining question is what will tho
Library" managers do with their $3.50, 900
profit How many dog-onred ropcrts on tho
Butro tunnel would that sum buy at throo cents
pound j. W. IT.
, 1874-04-03
TEMPERANCE,
List of Officers Of the South
Side Crusaders Organi-
zation,
Unoeromonious Treatment Of q Band
Of Praying Women at
Columbus, 0.
The Gauge in Other States.


CH1CAaO.
At meeting Of tho ladica Of tho South Sfio.
hold at st. raul'o Uulvorsalint Church at d
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, for tho plirposo Of
organization In tho temperance worls, Mrs. Isa-
bella Jonos oallod tho rnooting to order. Mrs.
II. G. Otis was oleoted Secretary pro tom.
Tho Nominating Committee who wore ap-
pointed at tho Wednesday muoting thon roport6d
Tor officers the following ladies: prcniaont-
Mrs. o. Raunoy. First Vice-presldout-b
Arthur Edwards. Second Vico-prosident-
Mary Evortts. Recording Becretary-Atrs, Isa-
bolla Joncs. Corresponding scorotary-Wre. L,
A. Gunlmins. Treasuror-Nfra, O. D. Howard.
The oil'cera wcro voted on separately, ind tic
above woro unanimously elected. Tho ladies'
thetl ~ proceeded to nnrno lados for managers to
iiil tho = numbor required by tho by y-laws to COM
nominated as such: Mrs. DR.. Durfoo Mis-, -.
Litlgow. Mrs. - Faulkner, Mrs. Danlol Jones.
Mrs. William Wheelor, Mrs. --- Gillette. Mrs.
Is: .. CtimntnB, Mrs. II. D. Hopkins, Mrs. D. Z.
Hill, Mrs. - Farrell Miss tfzxio A, Clifford
Mrs. - DoGo1yor, Mrs. @. D. Howard. AIRS. g.
G.. Morton, Mrs. G. @. Cook, Mrs. - Dassott.
On motion of Mrs. Doan, tho aboyo were elect
cd as body.
Mrs. Jones thon proposed II there was no
further buHsneas before tito meeting, that the
remainder Of tho timo bo occupied In devotional
exercises. Several ladios addressed tho meeting,
many prayers Was mado, and, alter tho singing
morrow afternoon Ut O'clock in t the i Trnity iHs
Methodist Epiacopnl Church, on Indiana ayenuo.
near Twonty fourth street.
Il'o mootlng Of tho Central Committees will
10 hold this morning at 10 o'clock ut No. ii La-
Saflo stroot.
, 1874-04-03

onn, composed Of til o city, will o1cot ton Com.
miHBonorH and fl 70 IN tho country iii each Of
Which o noople VI eaot ono Suppose tint
tax In and for South Chicago7 It will DO quito
important then to tho Taxpayers to know who
will bo elected III Or tsnd or Evanston md nro
passed. upon by pors ona olootod by tho people OF
THREE Ga ll,rNA1 rn1su1p1Es
| are violated by ths hw:
| in hand.
2. That taxos mus DO uniform throughout the
jurisdiction Of tho b xly inpoaine tho sinae.
5. That local taxot lean only DO leyiod by au-
ANorr mn QUESTION.
| 4 further examine zion Of the law In question
dovolopos anothor q nostton. Tho Boo1foil, nftor
describing tho ktnd' 1t towns It appiios to, pro-
| ceotls as follows:
But MI 1nonoya neco ssary to 10 raiso In st,ch towns
for town esnel,sSs sha TO sacora!ned By tho County
an when collected The shall bo paid over to liz
powers and provisions .f III citics and Villages under
heir 1T9anio m Ky lsw se not 10 repealed by OF tho
This language Ia " NY significant, md hns ref
oronce to something: lin tllo City Charter which,
by the terms of this I'll nuso Is Kept alive, so that
tho nw does not apl 'ty to tho throo towns IN tho
lcyled.
IlHfITAT1 or OF THE TAX.
Tho not Of Fob. Iii 1863 (eoe Laws and Orltn-
nncos, 1873, p 671, City charter), provides ns fol-
Nor shall 1t horcaft er bo lawful to ra,so ta1 for
town in cftht Of said towns Norlh uhcugo
ono ycar. '
Tho net Of 1906 e ava and Ordinances, 472)
amendatory OF tho # s1ogolng ia aB followa;
It shall be lawful 10 svy tux for town purposes in
my yeatn the Towns rf West Chicago, North ohcngo
and South Chicago, fort any amount not exceeding ilo
sum Of 81 800.
Hero, then, aro tn . acts which contain powers
aud provisions Of til b City Of Chicago under it's
organic la!s, " not appealed BY my of the pro-
Visions or this nrt 'Ele ]" and, no mhttor what
authority levios tho lux, hero IL oearly limit as
to tho amount.
Tho amendments to tho chartor OF tho oity
Limit the amonnt, and tho powers mud pro-
gisons OF al citios md villagos under their Or
provisions Of this at rico." This Is limitation
Oh tho power to asct ntan tho amount, aB it OK
oopts provision Of tho organic Inv Of tlo city.
IN tho Cty OF Chica po2 I answer:
first-Ihe Coun g. Board cannot, because
they arc not the aut] Ioritios OF a town..
ts sssomdIhe snn.o Coy Dgard cannot because
Third-Tke people. cannot by voto, because
~ tho revised lavr Of townRhip-organizatio
TINT poWor has not 70 on conferred in these three
towns. and no mach III cry has been provided for
such a case.
Tho opinions cxpr Bscd by n1r. Root are sharea
BY other lawyers oil high standing. So far as
.SG t1to hH IL t. has been
were contostod,-o D:o BY Judge Dradwell, and
two years ago by Ju d go Wallace. Yet, in spito
Of that an ioga! le w was made last year. That
cannot be romodcd,. but so much publicity hae
been given to thar matter that It viii not be-
ropented this yoar
, 1874-04-03

REPUBLICAN,. SOUTH TOWN CONVENTION.
The following; toall signed by George Il. Sid
we'll, Thomas IL. Koofo, .. ". Warren, c. L,
Daker, II. schn,it;z, and r. D, Stone; hus been
iuauod:
CHICAGO April a. 1874.
At mooting otstho monbera Of the Cook County
Republican Com lnIttee Of tho Town Of South Chi
cago tho fo11oWl ng persons wero selected as Com
mtttee to nomlns ito clegaeH to meet in convention
Saturday, April Il, ut r. H., ut tho Council Chnnbor
for. tito purpose fpactng In nomination Republican
First Ward-D. j. Lyon, Ii. O. PullIng, !. q. Kntck-
Second Wanl-ftrthur Dixon. Dr. Jordan. Robert
4Htrd Ward-1 roury Bradford, George W. Gage, ].
Fourth Ward-.n'hn Il, olough, Dauiel A. Jones, O.
tVtn lpard-F, sncls O. Russell, II. Il. poldinR P. p,
Matthew's
F1F Eli WARD DELEGATES.
In acoortlance' with tho rule prescribed thcre-
for by tho men 'ers Of tho Republican Commit
too for the town. Of South Chicago, tho following
named porhonA ,hayo boon chosen for tue Fifth
Ward al dologg!e to the Conyontion, to DO held
Saturday Attorl on in tho Council Chamber, to
esso Sayto" Jao aaS sprassr safs s. H. s baais
". AIoGreBor, IL. L. Darbor, Robert Aitchison
D. i. Covert, F.. 4. Hull, George r. Williams, J..
s. Dartlott o. ~. Gimp, Trunk Drake. \. 9.
bartlott. 7 9. 'a'aElt' Thomas Nichols, I. b. Ail
wEHr B1pH CANDIDATES.
The following tickets have been made up On
the West Sido liz addition to tho one nominated
ut Turner Hull u
RI. Hokoy, Collector; Pat Rafferty, Asses-
Clerk. J.
". il. Ruger.t Collector, George darvey, su.
poryaor; q. u. Matson, Asscsaor ". Mc1n-
= Tom +. WGsji Supervisor David uallluan,
Collector.
Mr. Jamcs X in!aade, who Is supported by
goodiy nlmLerscf Woat Silo citizens, Announces
, 1874-04-03

The workinGmort Of tho Soyonteenth Ward
hold large ncotin i last oveniug ut No. 304 Di-
vision Btrcot, for tho purpose Of stimulating
those belonging to Tho Worlingmen's party tc
como out on tho 7th. Of this month and help elect
tho ticket nominal cd at Thieloman's Theatre
Sunday.
Mr.. Louis Nelke ct,cd tho 1nootlng to order
and introduced
LII. E!ynY HAMILTON,
Of the Sixteenth Via rd Us the first speaker nrr,
Hamilton said he dStl not know what question
had called them to pothor, but ho npprohendcd
aFseea ssss i was t n,oe great auoStion which
was talking to wo, A:ingmen only, sl and ho would
therefore speak { 4 nothing but what 1t was for
their best interest 10 do. :. II thoy had mot for
candidates. hD hn nothing to say1 II thoy hatl
mot for tho p,,rpo u, Of advancing tho carso Of
other candidates liz tho fold. he would stop md
s oteras Of poov9 u a
Of the whole COD immunity. In this respect he
Ind but ono thil ls: to any, and TINT was TINT
those who paid tt 10 taxos- -and no supposed all
those who were lis teninE to him wcro taxpsyora--
should have VIC I'D to SAY ns to tho way those
taxes should be T. sBessed and used.
ToNfN EXPENDITURES.
There were no taxes necessary on tho North
Side for tho purp oHo Of building bridges or roads,
but solely to SUI port a horde of robbers anti
thtoycs. The Tn Ind made an exposure
tho other day Ut tho affnira Of North Chicago.
from which it aI lrs sarel that $4,000 had boon
aquandercd durin 4 tho last year on lot Of lido
bunmors. II thifs: WAS not wholesale robbery ho
did not know b,ft what name to call 1t. The
$40, 600 taxes the r were assessed last ycar wero
voted On them b.r iimportations from Dridgoport
and tho West 81 tisA The people OF tho North
Side had no voice Il Il the n1attor.
:Etoli sAIAnlEs.
Tho Town Boa II ! had held but five meetings
during last yoar III i'd still tho Supervisor received
for that labor the.1 ium Of 81, 400.
1:1!E COLLECTOR,
who, by law, wast allowed but 81 800, received
tho enormous Bill Al OF $4,000. Tho Assessor. who
should havo roce " cd a5 per day for about Bixty
days work, recoi s X'd sa. .75o. Tho Town Clerk
received about ttei for each minute of lnbor ho
performed. Tlc.' Supervisor Of North Chicago
was in proportion better paid than tho President
OF tho Unitod- 81 ssteB ; but then tho Supervisor
wa8 Hi abler ma 4, and should got moro Pay.
This stato Of affairs was tho workfnEmon's
own fault. VIII III tho Moderator put tho yote
OIL how much tn uss should bo assessed, they ali
stood there and votod aYo. By acting thus thoy
worc not freeme q =, but aot Of asses, who wero
led by tho nos > by ret Of unprinciplod poll
ticians. Such IN alters must DO yotod down
unanimously. ~, pay four men tho aum Of
$4,000, who OF Ii erwiso could not earn $4,000,
WAS ridiculous 1t outrageous. Ihoy should no
longer allow the n lselyos to bo robbed III they
haa done bore t. 'fore, but should march to tho
polls unitedly aud make an end to this state Of
affairs.
MessrH. ]. Zi,lpe1, August Arnold, A. stoelo,
speeches, utter W lioh the meeting adjourned.
, 1874-04-03

WlIEELENH,
WHEE1lNo, ". Va, April a.-The ladies' yta-
itol sonlo SALOONS In tho southern portion Of tic
city to-day. They also visited the workn,en IN
como Of tho ison-mills, but met with no succosa
Whatever.
! Tic friends OF uary and Emery, tho murfor-
ors Of aott]ieb powoll. ut West Wheeling, q fow
have obtained thu names OF tho salool,- keepers
who furnished them the liquor, Intending to
prosecute them uudor tho law Of this Htate,
which n.akcH saloon-keopers Liable for ali dun
agea done by pcrsons whilo intoxicated. This
will bo looked upon with great Interest," It Ia thu
tlret that has ever been instituted under aaId
At nELI4AI1tE,
to-lay, over aixty Indies ntaltod to visit tho sa-
, 1874-04-03
NEBRASKA.


ASHLAND, Neb., Maroh 81.-Tho ladios' tenn
perance movement at this place Inns boen CON-
ploto success. Owing to the enthusiastic and
persistent effort Of tho Indies, svory saloon in
cations. Public sentiment il at the highest
pitch, aud tho temperance tiokot to be put in
tho field OH the 4th OF May next will, in all prob
bility, be carried by rousing majority.
, 1874-04-03

Reed's Temple Of Music, Chicago.
Now planos, so caah; balance, s23 por month,
New organs, $23 cash; ba1ancs, $lb por mouth,
warranted to suit or uonoy refunded,
Old pianos aud organs taken in oxchanuc.
, 1874-04-03
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.


=
L1yERpoo1, APRIL I'll a. m.-F1onr, ats ed6a
ess o.. Wheat-Winter, 12st21oa Cd; spring, 1lyS5
@lis essl 81 white, 1as@l@ ID; club 12s 4d0s12a sd.
Cd. 1''1"o"
,LtrERrooI, April IS p. m.-Cotton steady: mid
dltng nplands; sid; mldlinH Orleans, ahta93Sd.
Sales u 0oo bales American, 5000 balcs speculation
and export, 200 la!cs Sales since tho last weekly
!oo baes toeE, S5ood 1 bses ?A Aneriaan' So5
bacs Actual EXPORT 900 bales; stock aaoat 4go,-
600 bales: American, 30, 200 bales.
Dreatstuhs quiet md unchanged. Lari. 43s.
LONDON, April 2.-Tho bullion IN tho Bank Of Eng.
land has decreased C4690 The amount gono into
on Of tho Banks reserve to ila liabilities which was
!aBs week AK per cont is 423s per cent Console
Tor money, o. On account. e2@02.l. United States
GO. '- ~~1~'1'
Gd@28a Dd. ' ~
pAn1s, April 2.-Rontea, 69f SOC,
, 1874-04-03

- NEW renK CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW YonK, April 2.-The plpdgo not to uae
alcfolfo liquors Of any kind as d beverage, aud
70 70 Welcome my aloquato legislation, olthor
traiic in alcoholic liquors for drinking purposes,
which haa been III circulation among tho minis
tors of Now York and Brooklyn, has received
over 100 signatures.
Two lady delegates from each evangelical con-
gregatfon In this city will meet on Tuestlay uoxt
to form Central Union.
:, Dig LowiB will spcak at o temperance rally at
Brooklyn tonight.