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THE INDIANS,
spcculntfonB aS to tho Probability OF
Serious Trouble,

Spcculations us to tho Probability Of,
Serious Trouble,
QAAHA, Not., Fob. 23.-GcnB. Sheridan and
Ord, with their eacort, left Cheyenne Yesterday
mlornlng for Fort Laramie. Tho troops loft
Cheyenne to.day. The woathor at Ohoyonne Is
very cold, with throo inches Of snow. informa-
ton received from Laramie says It ia reported
thoro that tho CloydnueB arc debnting wlother
to stay on tho reservation or go south and keep
out OF trouble. It Ii thought they will not coa-
losco with tho liontlo tribes. Many Indians con-
ttnuo to 20 north for tho purpose OF Joining
war-partios. Crazy Horgo's baud has doclarefl
for war. Tho omployos at the agenoies at Rod
Cloud and Whetatono arc apprehonsiye OF
trouble.
It s considered doubtful whether Tho Ogallalla
young men will stand by tue agonciea. Their
hostile notion toward tloyo who havo declared
for peace ts not considered favorable. uoHoyor,
no trouble is ut all probable with tho Indians
south OF Fort Laramie. II they commit any
doprednsions it will ho in Northern Wyoming and
Montana.
Tho two trappera who disappeared near Cot
tonwood River at the tinlo Lieut.. Robinson vas
murdered have not boon hoard Of sncc, and
there Is no doubt they have been murdered by
the samo Indians. a party vol armed left Fort
Laramie on Friday last to hunt for them.
CuEYEANE, ". r., Fob. 23.--Gen. Dakcr, tho
noted Indian fighter, arrived here yesterday and
loft for the front to-day. Gems. Sheridan aud
Ord reached Fort Laramie In safety this morn
ing. Nine companies Of infantry aud soyou Of
cavalry loft horo to-day for the vicinity Of the
Red Cloud Agency.
, 1874-02-24
LECTURES,


MAHIkN LuIuLH4
Tho Rev. DR.. Forester delivered very olo-
queut lecture on Martin Luther last evening at
the lecture-room OF tho Christian Union, No, LII
EaBt Madison atroet.
Ho hogan by speaking Of the doRircB OF men to
become great and renowned, aud TINT heart and
soul had boon striving to attain thoir height
OF ambition. Such = man was Martin Luther,
Four years ago thora wore gathered In
single library 1000 volumes relating to
thiH groat man. These booha were wrltton by
friends aud enemios, but thoy all wore living
monuments Of this noble man.
Ho had not come either to 1aud or to reylIe,
but solely to speak Of tho n,an as he found him.
aptinkled hero and thore, but they wore very
scarce. Tho Egyptians had an art Of embalinipg
their dead, and thus preserved them, hut wo
popsoaaod tho power to multiply mon by writing
their lives. Tho extornal lfo OF Luther was
known to ncarly all, Ho was borp at Eisoben,
the entertainments OF tho Church Of Rome, and
Was oxcommunicsted therefor. He was 80 great
9 mind that even the winds Of revolution oboyed
Ills will
Ills first quality vas llis sincerity. ne WAS
Always In earnost. Tho atmosphere Of his hoIno
bad beon dtosryap cold, and at school, though he
Jared somewhat better, he waa tloggeea ffteon
times in one day. Thus tho world bocamo to
him . world of stern reality, whiel, waa man.
ifoatol ut many PLACES. by bis arduoua labors
ho had grown sicklY, but WHOM ho turned from
Blayish obedience to tho Popo to truo obodlenco
to God,---from sham to rcalisy--.he bocamo vol!
again. Not alnglo Instance OF cowardico could
ID found In this nlan'a life. A truo and sincere
man would always bo brave one. When he had
filled all Europe with his faith, lowas not afraid
to speak Of tho poverty Of his Childhood
The speakor tAen related many instances
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Bhurtle0 ~, 8ob,< It A oy rh,.4x MI.

saaft,ea ~, ao5,< It Of This.y-nfsh st -, ,.,,a
II, dated Feb. u consideration, te5o. $" y 4'A41
LOT on court, bet Desplainca and rar.,r,
o. nsndoph ss, Of, II 21o.b7 IT. datoa Ri, 81
:. Aport st 29 Il = ct Nineteenth It, In .oar o.,a,,l
IT, dasoa a Ang H. ~ 1879 consideration. too 3s1o4H
costaao S ra i q anG5 IT, with
Lincoln s:, toi IT q milwaukee, ~. N, 9,,,,.
Seymour a. at Il oi iiir.si i. ~ as,,,e y ,...t
July g. 1873 consideration, sam. ~ ostea
Lot On Gtrcat first Ut IIub1,a At, md otn :. :. =:
Thirty-assond st, II, 2s1l2l IT, dated FeI i eoualS
O!ybourn ~, oT o-1o ttseo Lowta 1t, I. a,,,,
IT. isrssao 9sd rSS e + coFs; .
buildings, dated Feb: a consl,ctaoi, ,8ov.
Townsend a, 100 y sof uobb!o st, " /, 2bxl17 IT,
datad ;"i:.s Toe. :, q ; G Gco,n.acration. r., $2'soo:
dated Feb. 9s consideration, $1,000. >'''" -
State 81 bot rook and 1assno1l courts, t. g01t65A
II, dated Fob. &: consideration, $so0o6. H. q. coui:
fold mud II. II. 11onoro to Edward i. Sweet, '
It, dated Feb. Il confederation, 81 ,4oO.
Ea St, 28f It Of Western nv, sf, 241100 IT, datn4
Fab. I consideration, $500.
Ar1nI1ssgo ~ lio 4 wof oak,oy Nv w. 2oKx1oo IT
Hsetod st, 100 # Of Thrty-f st, I, 26xla,M
BouTi1 or urTY L1MlTe,
Iosa and 9, in Block Of Derde}l's v part Of Lot
Loss to & md Al 10 60, Of o N Block 20, stono j
J, w1I,asy,s lass,so. 4 se'., 49, H. dstod fa
Gt il Il o:f wsS asR %naasts
n Hoc. ., %, IA, iatod Fob q; consideration 5000
lot 4s In same block, dated Fob.7; oonsidofation
l.. 49, in samo block, datod Feb. =; consideration
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Tho rrotluce 1Inrkets.

NEW OHLEANa-
NrE onLEANs, Feb. aa.-DnEA ApsruF1s-F1our In
tair demand At 10 family, $500. Corn nrmor.
white, 7G@77cs yolow, 83@85c. Oata armer 1t 60
9G2c:
MAAN|DnH ang tower ht 97Hc.
IAY-Duil; primo, $1,000
lhovis1oNe-tork anil At $l6G0. Dry aat meatk
auil aiiezin8 at g@s@9Ac. bacon In good supply,
olst aau he!a at 7G89s@9c, Hama 12912Hc. Lard
duh uorco 9A99Hc. =
SuoAn-1n 2ss falr demand; common, 6Xo: fair ID
Mo14AssEs-.1n fair demand Centrifugal, x4@6oo;
WHrsh1-Firmer Louisiana, aGc Cincinnati, &, ,0a
QofJEE-unct1nnrn] "' -' ~-'~'V
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soasing, orased and substituted certain footipRs,
making tho total valuation about e1o0 600 lower.
Tho Board Of auparvsors, on tho 2d OF August,
aldol to al farm larlau 95 eonte On tho e10o to
all city lots, cents per $100.
Complainant ola'm8 that snoli tax ID fnequitn-
blot that tho stockholders, n,any Of whom aro
n9t sS',, liable to ho taxed on their property in
tho snid tax, mud L therefore asks IN Injunction
to provont tho Collector from selling.
TIE TRADERS 1NsuRANCE CoMFANY.
The above Company laa just ertorod it's pro-
es ta .ne Eli o ueogp r. vo lo
Court, 1t atatoa that ltB capital is Invested
wholly In 10-40 bondu, md that Notwithstanding
this warrant has beon issued for tho collection
OF tnx on aaid capital, which Ia exempt from
1sx p laW Hho oompa1y oaims Tint T. Is tho
bound to protect their interests, and asls an III
junction against tho Collector
INJUNCTION AGAINST A rAnTNEn.
;, potor n. Almni tllcd bill in Tho Superior
yosterday. Complainant says that in 1863 ho
aud tho defendant ontored into partnership In
the paint and Oil trade, which continued until
Fob. IL. 1879, wllon 1t was nmtcably dissolved,
The real ostato was divided, and complainant
anto1izoa M t9 t sotlo 81! outstanding aeeounta
that Joyne, contrsry to Ills agreement, has col
looted about 81 900. As ho In Irresponsible COM
ntainant foars TINT II he shall collect Anr moro
thore viii DO no way Of compelling him to refund
1t, and therefore asks nn injunction and ao-
connt.
TILE CHENEY oAas
was continued yoBterdny. Tho oomplainhnta
rested aftor reading tho deposition Of Dr. Doan,
md tho defonse roal in ovidonoo the depositiona
ops or wi Whittle, bum%'nst, sad md vsil. '
ITEMS.
Yesterday WAS quot day, mono Of tho courts,
with tue exception OF Judge Willia1ns, being
Judge Drunmonil ioayos tor Milwaukee on bis
circuit this evening.
UNITED STATES COURTS. i.
J. r. Payson, Assignee Of tho Republic Insur-
aneo Company, began suit for $1,000 against
Samuel q. Davis filed bill against J. D. Kim
ball, J.'H. McAlvin, George ". Gago OF al,
praying for decroe to enable him to soil certain
premises on Michigan ayonuo unlar trust-loed
nANKnurroY ITEMS.
In tho matter Of Robert a. Brown an order waB
made for hearing and cretlitora' moeting On
10 tho mattor Of E. 8. Richmond, rule was
malo on tho Assignee aud tho Newton Wagon
Company, and oil other Interested parties, to
show caltHe on tho Cd Of March why tho peti-
ton Of Samuel Milk and T. P. Donfiold to sell
undor a mortgage should not DO allowed.
Tho National Life Insurance Company fled
al AuaHoi Nou4lHR tue 1AAlH4IEt4u44 u AAV Oauh-
tupt Court, tho Company having been declared
insolvcnt aud a Recover appointed by tho Circuit
Court.
SUPERIOR COUNT m nAtEr.
Edward Snlln8or and Morris 4nlnger began a
suit for 81 900 against Morris uofman.
Humphrey A, Jackson aud ". II. Williams
sued Charles n. Ga,lbert for $4,000.
CIRCUIT COURT.
J. T. Ryerson brought two suits against tho
Richards Iron Works,-one for 1000, the othor
for 81, 500.
, 1874-02-24

Special Dispatch 10 The Ctteado Tribune.
BArELE CREEK, Mich, Feb. 23.-An election
OF State Senator to all tho vacancy In the
Eighth District took place in this county to-day.
Light vote was polled,, and, 40 far al heard
from, gives Loomia Hutchinson, tho Republican
candidate, small majority. Tho two cities,
Marshall and Battle Greek, give 90 Republican
majority, aud, With tho townahlpa yot to hoar
from, tho vote la thought to be very closo. Will
lam i. Hewitt. tho Reform candidate, however,
Ia thought to bo elooted.
(1o tho dssocfated Iress.l
DETROIT, Mich, Fob, 29.-gpacial elections
woro held today for three mombors Of tho State
Senate, and five Representatives.. Tho yoto was
extremely light In all tho districts, and not much
interest was manifested on other sido. Tho ro-
turns as far as received show TINT the following
Senators were elected !. Loomis 4ntehison, Ae-
publican, Ia elected In tho Eighth District; J. p.
Cook, Independent, In tho Ninth District tho
Independent candidate in tho Marquotts Dis
trict.
spseta, Dsuateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DETnolT, Mioll., Fob. 2a.-1n tho Niles Dis
tslct today, brown, Democrat: way olootoa
Parker, Republican, was eloctod.
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Mr.. 1ohnaon,, from Iowa, who stated
that he belonged a1ao to soorot society, with =
political ond in Wow, which proposed to olcot to
Justice by all olnsses. That Society, tho namo OF
which ho Ia not at llborty to givo, had juat cons
cludod its national sosslon In Ohicngo, and had
arranged mattora in Huoh manner that corrupt
politicians throughout tho country would be
made to foel their power when noxt they camo
before tho people for office.
ORGANIZATION.
At tho conclusion Of Mr.. Johnson's speech,
several poraona ha1ltlcti In their naUes Tor n1oln-
borship, and o "Counoll" waB duly formed.
Tho porfoction Of details was loft to future
meeting.
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The following instruments woro dlod for ROC
ord on Monday, Feb. 20:
CITY PROPERTY.
Clark a a24 It Of Van uursn Ut, + 2sx1o3 It, dated
Fob. IT !; consideration $la,670.
South Doarborn al, 3 cor Of Tlirty~axth Ut, Y {,
9lx12s It, dated Feb. consideration, 1000.
Arnold st, a4a 2-lo It's OF Twenty.soyenth ST, I,
ass12o It, with budtng dated Fob. II consideration
s2aps
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Representative In Congress from Tho Ninth District.
to vote and lis Influence against any oas,1ro ook.
Ing toward any further Initiation Of the ourronoy.
On motion Of Mr. Brothorson tho resolution
was referred to q coleot comittco Of threo. co1l-
aissing of +. Il. r. Etothoraon, @. 8. CLARK. aud
Sidney PulBifor, to report ut q future noctinH.
, 1874-02-24

Paoy1nENoE, Fob. 2s.-Tho State prohlbitory
Convention, IN sosson to-day, m1glc tho follow
ing nominations: For Governor, ueury Howard,
praaont iu<Ssmbons; Lioutonsnt-G Goyarsor, ".
+. sayloa; Secretary Of stato, J. II. Aldeiuan,
present iaoumbent; Attorney General, Edwin
Metoalf; General Treasurer, Horny 0aG.
, 1874-02-24

s1eciGt DisDatch to Tho CHICAGO Tribune
JASEsy1LLE, Wis, Fob. 29.-About p. H.,
Saturday, n fro broke out in tho Union Hotel
barn, soon destroying It aud attacking tho hotol,
could be extinguished. Tho hotel furniture was
much brokon and damaged by water, and much
Of 1t stolen BY persons aaaiating in removing it.
The loss ia about $4,000; insurance. $t,600.
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- New YoaK, Feb. 23.-Jem Mace writes from
England TO say that ha vii! accept the challenge
Of Tom Allen tol fight for from 81 600 to 90, 900,
It Allen VIII post \ forfeit to prove thAs ho
meAns business.
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Speciai DixpateA 10 The chfcuao 14f6unt.
GoopLASD, Ind, Fob. 23.-A fro hora this
morning DESTROYED building belonging to John
Boonatra and Honry Dntler; loss $4,000; no in
8Qrance.
, 1874-02-24
FIRES.


AT EONd GN EnC.
Special Diepafeh to Tic Chicago Tribune,
FoND Du Lac, Wis.,, Fob. 23.-A fire in this
city on Sunday morning destroyed Dr.. Dsrlinga
losdenco. Loss about 81, 900.
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Opposition to Further Imitation OF tho
E1lrrCl1NYs

pEon1A, ILL.,, Fob. 23.-Daring the sosaion Of
tho Board Of Trade In this place last Saturday,
aftor Bono debating, tho following revolution Ia
regard to the Initiation Of tho currency by Con.
grosb MAS oflorod;
Iksolvta That tho poorla Doarl OF Trade prepares
memorial requesting the Hon, 0gany.ue uarriese,
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THE COURTS.
More Trouble with the AS
SCISSORS.
The Decree Against tho Knickerbocker
Insurance Company Not Set
Aside.

THE UtroHEnppcKER 1NsUHANuE COMPANY.


THE HN1orEnnooKER ENDURANCE COMPANY.
Judge Williams gave I, decision, yesterday
morning, OH tho motion Of tho Knickorbookcr
Insurance Company to Bot asldc tho decree latolY
onterod agatnat 1t in THO Circuit Court. Tho
proceedings wore commenced about two yoara
ago, demurrer flied, ovcrruled, aud rulo to
answer made on tho dofcndants.. No answer
was ever iiled and about month ago dcfanlt
was taken, mud roforcnce to tho MaHtor to take
proofs. Tho next dny lccree pro-confosHo was
entorod. a motion to aot aedo was mnde md ar
guod on two Saturdays before Judge Williams.
III his opinion ovorruling the motion, the Judge
oafd:
"Tho real question is as to whether there Ia
my defense to tho bill in this Gaze. II tioro is,
tho Court Is unwilling that tho defendant should
or apphront, Of counsel. Dut thoro
is no such great neglect, Undoubtedly good
dcel OF time haa elapsad since tho demurrer waa
disposed Of; aud tho appointment Of Receiver
having been refused, the defendant supposed
there WIS nothing III particular to do. There
fore nothing was dono on oithor aide for q long
tme. 1t there ia no dofense, tho Court ought
not to open the decree, because thoro will bo nd
ditionnl oxponBo and labor, and It would do in
Justice to tho comp1ainants. The Court is aatia-
fled that It has Jurisdiction In this oaao. 1t ra-
fused Receiver when tho demurrer was dia-
posed Of, because the bill alleged that tho United
Btatos Court had secured juriediction. It Ia nj
iegol that thoro WAS no allegation Of insolv-
enoy Of tue Company, but 1t Is shown that tho
Company is insolyont. There aro two or
threo allegations TINT arc based on the
aupposition Of insolvency. II tho ,Unitod States
wou1d hava ~ ur nnnnn1od aco;1nr tgon '"s eouf'
Tha nn;r+a * ti,o n-,a.uo, arn 17irst 40 l.,
uhnthar Rccaivcr orrI,t ~ In annon1c1' ~ am
ond. whether thero Is anv ilnfanno to tj1oso
claims. Tho anawer sota nj, mn u,nrccoaanfnd
atnto n factu 1hn fornunu wna rr1sriynI T.,
1870, and, proyiouz to tho lro, issued gotcies to
thn amount ~ Al onf, nm ~ 81 KIM I'M ria ~
answer m % also al1ores tlut thoro 1ore no ntoct.
uor
INV etncIs nor Ind thc ofi;crra % r nots o,,t thnt
;5 Fass ss i GsS de0qF r. Company hayas ioaosd
nod01b anu tnoy ae ~ ad
i;oh;n ~ d,,1ass .as ~ sIaoi, 10 "Es ~,
snc}, cssc nm tba Curt hoa,tata
for a monont in docIjino wLotbnr ~ not ~ ia.
cnivor nhom1d h. nnrrS3,to7 E,,iiar tta ~,
debtor to anr couadero1Ie a.tont occnnios s1 % ~
anomn]n1s nositinn. II anneara thot thern aro
nnw nanSinr TX ~ ooi1 a,,tfu - .vhch ofo,soo
shsva hccn 3ntnrnoso;3 nn'1 .tbomai' reari I,yo
ia naSS saeo 1ng yes
nn rften,;'t haa Goo,, n,aSa ~ en,.1o ss, u
arcant Tiki aoma nsrt;a" haga has,, hr1;t ,ro ~.
tn polie;os. Ths ia Tia nnv puT con,nony ,gSt;c
t"S.ra ~ ,roa,tana "a ~ an A't.ua' "
a. Grant ntataa .tbat +naro e. 'o daf,,aa @
~ informntjnn sna 1,oIiaf 80 ,r,,at ~
far to E,,,Iora oniSav,t "n Nv .rTn-,,.. .;o,,
cor1d or1 aor,o trnn ~, nor 'uo ~ nt
that nron{s havo oa m 1n,dn I t oua
e. ri, mn 1t'o o'o.s 1A'aao n.to.o'5 ~ U.s.
, 1874-02-24
McotinR OF Creditors OF tho franklin
snvinEs Fund, Of Philadelphia.

17Sp11EH CHttd58 7T70EH5.
Pn1LADE1rn1A, Fob. 29.-A largo meeting Of
crodltora Of tho franklin sayingu Fund was held
counsel, at which draft of . bill iu equity, re-
atrainipg the holders OF mortgagos from suing
thom out, vas prepared. It was reported TINT
Cadwaladors plan operations was to buy largo
tracts Of land in hia own namo with tl.o do
positors moneys, divide thom into building
lots. and then put mortgages on them, after
which ho deposited tho mortgages IN piaco Of
the money. Tho mortgages aro Comparatively
yaluelesn5, aa tho buildings on the lota roforred
to arc but partially erooted, md will require
fellow-DlreotorB hayo made proposition by
which aomo 9200, 900 will bo transferred to tl,o
doposltors, and It is hopod. by careful nursing
Of tho assets, that co to 80 per cont wil event.
ually paid tho latter.
, 1874-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

A4so"'i''b'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n'y1ogrn'B ruEA7nE.
After fho uancra, duI1ncsa vl,o1, Inns nrsva,od
soi s!'' k0uosa .. a"'il'eee "Iip'l aH1 l"o'""1
TOT months IN tho dramatic world. tue nafo aigh.
OF such houso aa welcomed Edwin Honsl' lnst
evouing must hnvo boon especially gratifying to
tho great actor. rhoro n,ust be a mario In the
name to stir tho pablio from It's % apathy OF Of
months =, and illl tho great houno to overflowing
and that, too, although sfr. Booths lass appear
anco in Chicago waa oompnrstiyoly rocont. Il Ia
posn1u'o .nhs t1o ieolng 81 esmpasny 1oF LIB
Ieceas m,s1ortnnea ADDED aomowhat to
tho hearty applause TINT greeted hts
first appearance, but It was moro than a
mora poteonal too'ing Which hold tho audience
a. atson.avo Us ~ Was' ana fowasaed tue efforts
OF tho throe Lending spirits With liberal nprlauHe.
"Tho Merchant Of Vontco" was chosen for tile
opening night Of hlr. Booths engagement part
know,, mi sn,roo,,t", rn,as sn,, .,ss>
ton.rao ~ H. nTow,,,,.s'a o' "aa pass,s. "'1o,
1oeauey - 49, n,' ~, '''Aeh Appe"'a"ce aa
Lanacelo! 9oooo. Ino intoiligont render has,
hlr. Booth'a previous Chicago engagement,s,
to 500 him IN this rolo, and VIC .shnll
nos therefore 90 moro than montion
lsS paf1eet S{ihuaasty, minute dosan ana atutifod
on9ct. M1. booths wonaortully expressive taco
anu vocal compass, aHu ILLS remarkable mako'llp.
aro gu familiar to tue average thoatro-goor.
looming 90 soon nitor salylnl. Mr. Booth noces-
saIny coines III ahafp CONTRAST WIN taat Rfeas
artist ' botn ale masteIs OF thoif respective
Iolea. bootnH acthe ID Inc porfection OF STUDY.
Iaun 1l suetoshlYo p9IloElunnco ol past ab COM
ptoto lepg1ti9n. u mas poem iofmod anu store
oetypoa. mB lnes arc ROAD WIN Enc eano caro-
1n,, n'gns''oo m caaohee oYe1y tlno' naiylm con.
veys by a motlon me- OF tho oo1y what
mr. oootn teil8 py tono OF Voce.
OF pg onpnasia OF lnucction: salVlnfa
scnool uoga M nos ress ns atfongth upon the
t' vo.ce' aus II INC 1apia pay nL ioaturo ana 49,
Ms Mon: . Ano hef9 ID sne gIeat alnoronco pet"eon
tno nv. @r. oootn III tne olnpoalmons OF mo
slao'H9ns OF s9o btaRo when nus genius
nas saopsaea a sa'Sini IL opins ot anotn-
I'll ~ haao anu eAno, nna nptass upgn .ng stsXe
s;n.a Mtan ~ .ut9s ; u su1ng @ 1n H. lanoweu tfaa.
t.ons tu 81 g.oia.a os 1o1igM. NC 10 ny aotTaot
1aot oi T., w ,as uousy an Iha LIZ VI IL. oou ohy-
tue ~ ~ ~ sa9so oas inossy stso
,,.a ~ stst s W 1eo1ng u laonse1oihops "nlon
a.in; ioIe1 T. ~ sod Mno naa seen
T., liz ~ - en e taaan, ~ n sanub ~!
h,t ~ T.. a. ot,.o "ngto on.si apoa IL ~ nis,
ous ~ nuo,l.os feAr,n al'oeesinaei. 1nore ato
otsas'us Mnsn III poGsn sasiaaces . coIreesagss a9
~ toaolns W alaalto omeot oas .ne sa1n IN the
.n.ioE tGsnSnsss M aoi e ioHs ~ 1n9 1oTmot'
ana u lasssh1u " tfhastion. n1'es Doha 1aeo-
mA0 played 110f[sG tnQ WEB VOL reGelVou tY tic
, 1874-02-24
FINANCIAL.

Resolutions Adopted by tho Aurora
Furlncre7 Olt1b EAvortnE. Eroo EInIak.
ing.
Special Dianatch to Ths Ch;saao Tribune.
AunonA, ILL.,, Fob- 23.-The following rosolu-
tionB were adopted at tho Faimera' Club ut
Aurora, Feb. a:
WHEREAS, We are opposed to monopoly In every
form, aud
.WnxnEAs Our present National BANKING law has
caused tho establishment Of Of ths greatest none
olies ol tho ago, therefore
Resolved That, 40 long "a We have National bank
ing systcn no aet Of men shoud Lays special or OK
elusive privileges under It, but oil who comply with
tho o tho Law should bo entitled to equal
rights aud prIyegcs.
Resolred That our Senators and Representatives In
Congrcah DO rcqncsod 10 their efforts to relteYo
our National Banking law of its pregont monopoly
features, and permit al poraous who comply with tlo
requirements Of tho law to 60 into the bAnkug-bua-
ness under 1t, and have equal rights and privileges
, 1874-02-24
OBITUARY.:

Charles Shirley 1Eroolts.
LONDON, Feb. 23..-Chnrles Shirley Brooks q
celebrated English noveiist and dramatic autlor,
Ii dend
, 1874-02-24

Tho Hon. Henry Smith, New York.
New YonK. Feb. 23.-Tho Hon. Henry Smith.
President Of tho Police Board, died at ths Metro
politnn Hotel tonight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-12-24
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