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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-11-14
Tzints i'm Butter.

It il perfectly astonishing that so little
care i taken with the products Of the dairy,
among the farmers generally throughout the
country Time and again have writers and
agricultural eXperimcnlcrs demonstrated that
milk, and butter particularly, are susceptible
10 foreign taints and odors To a remarkable
degree, yet the whole matter of care in pre-
yenting the access of objectionable odors Is
-cgarded with indifference.
We have had occasion lately, in visiting
Iarm houses in different localities, to inspect
the Accommodations fer the dairy, and in very
few instances indeed, ayere proper means TAX
ca Ia secure proper ventilation, and for the
production of sweet and marketable butter.
IN several cases the sailk was set on shelves
in cellars in which heaps of decaying roots
and vegetables were lying, and the odOrs
which arose from them was anything bat
agreeable. In one case. tub half filled with
dirty CLOTHES was standing in close proximity
To the milk shelves, and in another cellar
was petroleum or kerosene barrel which
sent forth its pccu.iGr Odor very perceptibly.
OF course the milk absorbed those various
taints With which the air was burdened. and
the consequence was, poor, almost unmar-
ke'able Quality of butter was churned, when
a good sweet product might, with proper
care, have been produced.
Farmers dltcn speak, sometimes sneering-
ly. of Cilt-cdsed butter, meaning that which
brings the highest market prices, but COM
plain when Fie"iteps third. or half Of the
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rST-RAN a. iD-From the subscriber, st his resi-.
T. dence In DAYTON, la Sale cornt-, Ills, DARK Brn.
de Heller two years old. The rrs- VIII be compensated
for his trouble. HENRY StllEL-
Dayton, Ills. Nov. .-ev
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gilt.edged nrice is offered them for theirs.
The high price is simply the return for ihc
exercise Of proper care and attention when
they, in preparing their butter lall 10 give
There are many more customers In Town ana
city who will pay almost any price Tor me
best quality oil butter that can be suppileu,
anu there Is no excuse for the production Of
an inferior oual,y.-NJss. Piou9hmoh.
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EOTk SALE CHEAP.

One two.story dwelling, with roOra, painted white,
with green window blinds, good well and CsteTn, West
Fourth street. west OF sdecut. good Sidewalk all the way
to the house. Possession given at once.
Also one-and a-half story dwelling, with rooms,
painted white. with green door and window blinds. wells
cisterns with pumps, and large stable Jefferson ST.
west OF sidecut. Possession given Immediately.
The above houses VIII be sold cheap tor cash II applied
for soon, otherwise they will he rented
Also one dwelling with 10 rooms, painted white, green
window blinds, well and cisern with pumps barn, COW
house. coalshed dc. Lot l5 by - feet. Fruit IN abund
sncegrapes, apples gOOseberres ana cnrrants On Wal
nut street. opposite Fox River Railroad Depot west OF the
sidecut.
Also one lot on north bun, between II. L. Brushs and
Geo. ". Ravens residences.
Also 5acre lot upon the table Of same bluf with
house tenant, and stable. Now occupied by Thomas
Farcy.
The above are excellent building lots on the blul. .
Also about OF land north OF the Rock Island l. H.
and south the Fox river feeder bounded the east 10y
Fox river the by the road leading nom Ottawa
TO Dayton. , 49,
The whole OF the above property VII be sold cheap Tor
cash Apply 10 \. W. tANAELl.
SeDtcmber 18th, lS,I
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4 NEW BARREL-A barrel with only one
stave has been invented The stave i pro-
cured by the turning a steamed log the length
of barrel against knife of the same length,
and cutting from the log continuous sheet
or vessel, of proper thickness. This sheet is
cut into lengths Of the circumference of a
barrel, and by machinery is crozed or cham
pered. and by Sits into the end of unequal
lengths, the size Of the ends is reduced for
the heads, and the proper bilge produced.
The barrel, when bound with the usual num-
Der of hoops, appears to be quite as strong as
the ordinary barrel
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STATE: or t-INOIS, Ia sALLR Co.'s
- IN me Circuit court Meeq 10 Janrayy Tenn, 1870
Sylvester Campln rs. Ann Campin.
1t happening from affidavit file in the office OF the
clerk OF said court that the residence Of the defendant
her place OF residence be and said com
the chancey SIDE thereof on the 28t day of oct 1874
heren and summons having been issued thereon
Notice therefore, Is hereby given said defendant Ann
Campn that unless you personally be and appear before
House In Ottawa in SAID county the third Monday
January next. 1873 (when and where said summons
bill. the will be taken confessed against you and
ingiy CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk,
RIcHoLsoN & j. IvoB MONTGOMERY. Solicitors novi-iw
STAT'c OF'Ii-LINOIsS.L Ia sArLECo.-
y ~ the CWcRd court Me,eoG 70 bI7mUg TJD \. ~ 1875.
IN C1dpctJH
Roseia Prlett rs George H. Pruett
II appearing from affidavit Gle IN the Office Of the
clerk Of said court that the residence the defendant
quiry his place of residence cannot be asCertaned
having filed her PHI OF complaint in said court,
D. ISL herein, and summons having been Issued thereon
according to law;
H. Pratt that unless you personally be and appear before
said court at said term thereof 20 be held AT tie Court House
next u. 1870 (when and where sad summons returns.
ole and plead answer demrr or except 10 said bin the
same viii be taken for confessed against you, ard the
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
EcnoLsoS & J. I7oR MONTGOMERY. Solicitors. noyi-iw
MOTIF i.;.-EsrArx or TIMOTHY KESxEpY, Dgc'p.
Notice IS hereby given, that the undersigned, cxecu.
rix OF the last will and testament oi Timothy Kennedy
late OF the county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois deceased
Monday (bcin the Is day OF January 1915 the Court
House In Ottawa in said county when md where all
notified TO attend and present the same IN whiting Tor AL
Dated tLls a1h day Of October b. lS;i.
JoHA>NAH KEXNEDr,
nov'-6w Eyccutriy.
, 1874-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS.


It 90 Unopened that the evening sot aside by
Mr.. Mccullough for bis complimentary benefit
was that OF his greatest triumph aa an aotor.
playing limited repertoire in Chicago The
Academy OF Music was we'll filled, aud tho
'audicuce, composed AZ 1t waH Of people Of the
highest culture. such aH responded readily to tho
acto1's finest eiYortH. Ho had already played
0thello with marked puccorB, but Hamlet IL a test
not OF aui.nal power, but Of intellectual force.
His Hamlet considered as whole. Ia
a novelty, and grand, loyoablo
conception. It IL not surprising TINT an actor
like Mr. Mccullough. whose young blood pulses
through hln veins with the frosllnoBs and buoy
auoy Of youth, should portray Hamlet OF like
passion with ourselves. II tlore is anything to
wondor at in 1t, 1t ia that llo should dare In tho
f.co Of oonyontionallty to exhibit 1t In tho full
strength OF his conception. 1io docs not pale Il
presents It in;tho food.tido Of exuborant, hoa,tl
ful youth, His ideal is superior In that 1t IL
Ses stasnssh '1p0ss Tor .ts iS parsy '0f & IL i
not tho pale, intellectual HamEtt
, 1874-04-18

LRtoat from tho Crovasses in tho
1Aosvcr neutrality-suspicious. In Tom
11cssCcs
New ORLEANS, April ia dispatch from
Baton Rouge foportH another croyaaHe at Me-
Cnllom'a. Tho old ono thero Ia not cloaed, as
reported lust night.
Tho steamer Natohez had her chtmneys oar.
RED 9way BY 7.,a, tornado a., on Wednesday evening
boat woro badly damaged. Tho oiIlcors Of tic
Natoboz report n crovaHso GOO feot wide and 10
doep st Daniel 1iiokoy's, West Baton Rouge.
Tho pilot Of the Sculdor reports largo
Grand Leveo.
A Baton Rouge dispatch today reports the
Tho Jackson Railroad is partly overfoved by
tho Bonnet Caro- crevaBBo. TrGtus connect at
pasa blanohao with the lalio steamer Creole. No
Northern mail for two days.
Tho river has declined abot1t q foot, which Is
attributed to tho croyasscs above. Raining all
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., April 17.--.rhe heavy rains Of
the past fow days hive not only been destructive
to tio planting interests but, together with the
floods In tho various rlvorB, have damaged hedif
feront railroads contering horo. On the Memphis
4 Charleston Railroads trains run only to Mid
dloton, aud portious Of the Olarksvillo Division
of tho MeMphis l. Louisville Railroad nre inun-
dated already, and tho waters of the Cumberland
md TonneBsoo arc still rising.
while tho Memphis & Little Rock Road is In
danger should tho rise In tho Mississippi con-
tinuo for O few days.
coRnEspoNpENoR.
WARRINGTON, D, t., April 17.-Tho following
telograrhio correspondence took place to-day:
ExEcuT1vB DEPARTMENT, STATE or Lou1srANA,l
NEW ORLEANS, April IT.
The nnpieeedentod rse in tho n1issisappi, aided by
violent local storn1s as caused tho most disastrous
overflow Six soven Of tho largest parishes Of tho
State are already under water. and thou.
BAnds Of people, white and blaok, are
without food or shoor, mud In danger
Of htarvation. Tho emergency is great that feel
constrained to appcat to you directly asking the on-
cral Government II possible, to extond to these poor
people the anme relief that was given in scarcely
more disautrous calamity at Chicago.
(slgned) VI. P. KELLona
Governor Of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, April IT.
Gey. II. =. kefio1g, Nerr oreans, La:
Your dispatch Of this date asking aid for tho suffer-
by the danstrous overflow Of tho Lower MissHsip
p Ia received Congress being In session ut ts ti1ne,
do not feel authorized to order Government nid
did in casa Of the nuTeriug from yellow
fever i'll Shreveport, and in tho case Of tho burning
Of Chicago two years ago. without authority Of Uon
gresa. will, howovor, send your dispatch to tho
Louisiana do!agaon. and II resolution a psssed by
Congress authorizing 1t, Will exert every authorized
means TO nvor snrcring from tic disaster which haa
oyerthken the citizens Of Louisiana.
{signel} U. 8, GnANT.
, 1874-04-18

Arrangements for Closing Out tho
Business Of the Soldiers Orplaans'
1uome-PrOposed Rebuilding Of tho
Blind Asylum nt Jnnesvillc.
special Dispa.ch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,, April 1G.--The somi-annual
moottng just hold Of tile Trustees OF the Sol
tliers' Orphans Home, beside tho ordinary rou-
tine bnsinesB have adopted set Of rules to carry
out the law Of last winter, directing homes to be
provided for children over certain ago, which, 1t
B thought, will cloAe up the work Of tho 1nat!tu-
ton in the courae Of tho year. leaving the build
ings ut the disposal Of tho State for other uses.
different parts OF tue stnte,-more from hero
aud GAINESVILLE than elsewhere, including
tho now Board OF Charities nnd Reform,
the Trustees Of tho Blind Institute aud tho Sol
diera' Orphans Home. with sovoral Of tho statc
of1icera. assembled by invitation at tho Exccu-
tive office tonight, to consult in regard to tenn
porary provision TOR tho pupils Of tho burned
Institute for tho Blind, a,d the rebuilding thoro
of, Superintendent Little made statement to
tho effect that tho remaining property Of the in
stitution, Including the site at JancayilIe, was
worth somo $55,0O0. The foundation OF the
burned building ia regarded as good enough to
build on. but tle 'sals still standing Wy proba-
stated that the Trustees had made arrangements
for the temporary occupancy, for year, with
the privilege Of 2 year longer, of the Williams
House, at Jancsyille, and tho two-story school
building with the grounds opposite. rendered by
the city, which were we'll adapted for the pur-
pose. Considerable apparatus, some bedding,
etc., wero saved, 30 that the appropriation nude
will enable the Institute TO keep running. The
pupils who have not good homes noar by have
been quartered for tho present among tho olti-
zenH. ...
Remarks wero made and suggestions offered
by I. q. Sloan, J., B. Doc. Superintendent Little,
and Agatt Smith, OF Janeaytlle; Gaorge D.
Smith, N: D. Van alyko Simeon MULE, ay David
, 1874-04-18
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE.
tr....-..-... =. - i. -

WAan1Noron, D. q, Anril IT,
MEMon1A1B.
Mr. SHERMAN presented preamble and
resolutions adopted At lnrgo meotlng OF cti-
zons of Cincinnati, protesting against any inila-
ton of tho currency. Referred.
b1r. SPENCER, from tho Commttop on Com
norce, reported bacs tho resolutions Of the Ca1i-
fornia Legislature protesting against tho grant,
ing Of any additional subsidy to the Pacific Matl
Steamship Company with o bill ropoa1inE tho
law Of June /, 1879, providing for an additional
subsidy Of a half a million por annum for a Bomi-
monthly service, and annulling tho contract for
said additional Borvice, tho Company having
failed to comply with tho conditions OF said con-
tract. The bill was plaoed tho calondar, togotl,-
or with tho written report tnalo on tho subject
by tho Committee.
LOUISVILLE CANAL.
Mr., SCOTT called IN the bill to proyilo for the
purchase Of the boude Of tic Lousyillo and Port
land Canal Company,
Mn, CONKL1NG aaid ho did not accept tho
foil to tic lot OF tic stntarof Now York to my
one-BIxth Of tho tax uatiered in tho Union. aB
she had within her borders ouo-oleyopth of tho
population Of tho country, ana ho did not apollo
and probably 4 law-Huit, or an assortment Of
thom. ~.
h1r. STEVENSON Raid tho United States had
appropriated already over $1,000, 600 for this
lucky and tho United States. kentucky had
pledged her faith to surrender her Jurisdiction
over tho canal to the United statos Tho ques-
ton now was, whether tho United States, having
paid 80 much money, should not tako possession
Or tue Work. NO ono made any ob1ootion e1copo
tho five Irlstees who lowed and collected S35g,-
o0o annually On tho canal, and were accountab!o
to no one. The whole commerce OF tho ONO
Valley demanded that tito Government should
tako poHHosston OF tue canal. Tho state o. Ken"
tucky haB nevor received dollar from tax on
the property.
Tho amoudmont proposed BY tho Senate FL
nance Committee to strike out tho provision that
the Secretary OF the Treasury shall Ply no moro
money md the Secretary OF War shall not tako
possession OF tho work until the State OF Ken
tucky shall code to tho United Stntos Jurisdiction
over tho canal and reltnQu'sh to the United
States tho right to tax or in any way to asHoaB
said canal during tho time the Government may
remain in possession thereof waa agreed to.
Also, an amendment to strike out the pro-
vision. that no money shall bo paid under the
provisions Of the act Until oil claims for sald tax
shall have boon released. Tho now Bootion ro.
ported by tho Committee, providing that, II, ut
my timo, 1t should BECOME necessary to enforce
lien OF tue mortgage upon said canal property
Tor THO boneht OF the bondholders, IT Should bo
lawful for the Trustees named in tho mortgage
to commence proceedings In any court having
Jurisdiction, with notice to tho United 8tateH as
te're tenant PRO forma and servo procoss upon
any officer OF tho United States who shall havo
snror,ntendenoe, OF the aald canal. was also
agreed to, and tho question tlon rec'Nred on
, 1874-04-18
TEMPERANCE.

Special Dispatch TO The Chicago 7i4btNe.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, April 17.-Tlo intcrnBt In the
temperance question has boon Bteadlly on tLo
incroase for tho laet two woeks. Meetings for
prayer and conference have boon held daily, aud
tho women havo thoroughly canvassed tho whole
town, visited oyory saloon. and, with ono excep-
rum, md even in some caaos with genuine ro-
liteuesa, The Baloon-keeporB, In almost every
cRse, have doplorod the necessity which compolB
them to pursue calling which produces 40 much
want and miaory, and have also exprcHsod q wish
to rolinquish 1t, provided that they can find other
employment.
The meeting hero tonight, under the auspices
OF tho ut. Peters Catholic Total Abstinence So
cioty, was held in tho Method Church., Father
Hat,1ey, III chnrge Of the Catholic Mission, who
haB boon indofatieab1o In his work among 1a
own people, presided, and 1t WAS a.plcasing
night to SEQ all Bects and croeds gathered to-
gethor and working for tho general good Of the
community.
Judge Edward Lynch, Of Lincoln, President Of
tho Catholic Total Abstinence Society, waB tho
orator of tho evening. Lis remarks were
opened With q history Of tho liguor traffic
aB It lad boon In Lincoln, and what Il was
your homes happy, mud thereby keep your hus-
banda from tho salooms Abusing somebody
else because ho does not agroo with you, will
never stop the liquor traffic."
He was also glad to SEQ the days OF blgotry
fast passing away, and ho WAS glad to join
hands with tho Professionals in this glorious work.
HeaIso paid high compliment to Father Con-
10y for Lis assiduouH 1abors hero. His Bpoech
was liatoned to with the deepest attention, and
tho audience, by thcir frequent applause, seemed
to DO III perfect harmony with tho YiowH ho pro-
Hentea.
Special Dtspatch 10 Tho Chicago Trfoune.
CHAMPAIGN, ~, April N:IIhe Temperance a1s
to devise methods Of attacking whiHky SECURING
pledges, establishing roading-room, and hold
, 1874-04-18


Speeint Dispatch 10 The CAtcaao Ifibttne.
BATTLE CHEEK, April 1.-THE temperance agi-'
tation III this city IL becoming aeriouB. Yester-
day Henry Potter, proprietor OF tho Potter
House. was prosecuted for aolling liquor, and
fined. Other sulta against hotol men aud saloon-
a convention Of liquor-dcalors was hold
at tho Potter House last evening with
view to organizing an anti-temperance leagno.
They proposed to close up evory notol, rostau-
rant or snloon, and thus drive the travelling pub
lie from tho city by dopriying them Of acconamo-
dations Upon this question they did not agreo,
and they had another meeting this evening,
which was secret.
A grand temperance mass meoting waa hold at
tho Presbyterian Church this evening. Tho
lido OF public sentiment runs high since this ln-
expected phase OF tho movement WAS made
known,
, 1874-04-18

= Ht.I e - T.
Aoss oh olfr,. ~. s1c.'oF . WIN N.c-
tce! Aasos'-Ane AoHa A.aeEa!tte'"
Claim Ut tho owners OF tho Ahnii-
donca EUROPE ,..--..
PANAMA, April 2.-Newa has been received
hore Of the loss On tho 14th ut,, OF tho Chiliau
co,at,r, atoor,or trocna aud ninotoon 1,voa n
r.. 49, s,a.,a1 ,s,t Ws,a"..;sa ~ 49, To,,,
aeyuss aAe ~ sease1 o.s @ ~ 'ne 1os'
1ore sne conu 70 llgntea, capslIea an9 !17s III VI
o ~ u 1ag Pet4 -s,, ~, oiu oat tq
crew. t"o ol "noh' unoe oA Will tno oi'5 oo"s
ol 1he 9esse'' .,.,,..xor,a
1,n vanr Ia nA@EH1QoTi ~ r,,o ,,at .to,n,,,,,
Nh" 1oAk, AlnI it.-1no iost osGaueutp ,i
nAmeflqno is saiA TO have leakea st r Dnns 1tom
tte time she iele Se" Castloson.enoI "nere
sne Was lgng'nenGa' anu Poisoa u, " noi s@'Eo ~
Mas ioand 10 psaiy aa.aIseu " maayi " n1a ,a
aa a1fyal a. s pp .nes sn osrn " fro
"a ~ 10 ~ ~.
THE EuRoPE: M
ogfo'as Dssp"tS4 % 81 70 Is L"'c4ao d;so''s, a
MEw fonK Apra ~ oe t ~ to
Europe .eayo 1o,mofrom % LOT @ huropsii ;'i Iney WI
go aleect 10 ialls Wnuto tne1 Mlli slso .ost-
mony a. tne onc'al iuvos.gnstoin 70 ne , ansslt ~
tateo oy .no r1onch ao'oi''nent 'nso 1ne io67 u
since the arrival Of tho uFqRo ~ ~
disaster haye applied a. tue qiice Of tue FrGnch m
line tof tceta 10 no Most ~ N every case the5
.I 49, ,,e.s, ssi,i,,,ssa =, Ill. 49,. T., ~
9oilals a"so poen o'"oofaeo IL 'u'o "@S Wy 'ne
COMPANY. Rqr n.y.. . - Aha u,4;o,., s.,,u.,,,a
MI .a ii7e, akont ~ 4ne Nsoa. oruasp ~. tst
oinv, WIS ~. sanas tne =,
ony " n ~ & T,ona aJ tha nos "
tno apanuonont s,s4 u ano EuIopc au talg Iuos,
IT, oo';nes ,o afh H. raat
CsP!alsa. o usu,'es 1ne Euu;S % ~ sn aosue
a. h's sa.I:Ga'sus.uns, ~. snna6 iu'ica1o
the hostility between tue sTo ,G;ompsnos T.. Ao
w9oto 20 @ .ho Gronea astG LILY % 9ne o. d.
ncera u tno h1ecco @ ns h wv 'nr't t se % ~ luz
s:9fS 9a1oIe nli; ~ nne olnteLs ~ tne Lutopo
dld. ne Consul rep1oa tnat has auty M consisted
mercy ln t.A,1e 'ne oepos'slons u 'ho efo" ol
Tue tos1 as. rusae1 1,.a ,,.o r;t.o - NJ, nrao,o;,
. ~, H. a nns la lsn ,n.'. & ac Hn ~
" .no t .ae uIa.atoE nuous StIooo t, 1 ~
oopensn.gu @ ILL., aol .ae M - sao sa
aaus1se htu n ~ e41 III ii, q IN
nnso 1n no ~ ~ U it ,a,' w
pulcala ~ tua olaece ~, nau nos t,e1 ."is SUN
nafsn % ra ra11. tnn 9lnces q 'ne u'ops'
roxnon anril 1'" 11NThn S, HernI corroanondont
Ina hat, ~, ,nterv1ow viii tho an menanar of the
, 1874-04-18
CANADIAN tTEMS,

Specia Dispatrh to THE Chieaao TRIBUNE.
TonoNro, April 17.-Tho libel suit Of E. o.
Bickford, late Tory candidate for West Toronto,
aganat the Globe, with damages fixed at $40, 900,
has resulted in verdict. for plaintiff, with l
shilling damages.
4 goodly number Of Farmers' Oranges havo
been organized in this Province, and are lkoy
to become popular, even though no pressing
necessity exlHts therefor
, 1874-04-18

ing that no moro phy should DO givcu to male
onployos tllnn to fomslc employer for Ike scr-
vlco whilo Mr.. NIDLACK anggoated that To-
nafo employees should DO classified ao other
clerks nro.
All that MAS accomplished nfter long dtsous-
sion, WAS tho rntl,ction OF tho salary Of tho
Chtcf Olorlt and Bovon other principal olcrka Of
tho Treasury Department from .S8, 900 to % 500.
ono page of tho blli, roso, and tho House ad-
tournC1.
, 1874-04-18
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

ALBANY. April T.--UArrLE-The 1narket openel
dull receipts 628 cara heIug II cars lesH than last
week, The few ssle1 made show decline Of kc live
weight.
oxcort exsrA 697o for common to fair 7k97o for
far 10 good !, 8E@8Ao far extras.
Hoas-$5.05 averaging ITO, Aud t1t70, RyersRlnR
100 Il atoTe paga dull u so.tQDTQo.
, 1874-04-18
WALL STREET,
Movements OF 81

Movements OF Stocks Yesterday.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonx. April 17.-rho atocls market waB
very uneasy to-day. Noarly all stocks In tho
general liat foil from to por cont, but at tho
oloae most OF them had recovered to the opening
price. Pacific Mail was tho worst sufferor. Tho
announcement that tho Senate Committee had
reported adversely to tho Pacific Mail subsidy
caused the stock Of that Company to drop III q
hurry from Az to ~, but it closed at a.
, 1874-04-18
INDIANA.

TO1T WAYNE.
spss'a. Dss'asa ImS ne. tMt1aao hheu1e. fternn
shuetherts l. Dnre, proprietors Of tho st. Nicho-
laB saloon, one of Tho largest III tho city, wero
bound over to tho Criminal Court, by Justice
Bittnger, to answer the charge Of maintaining q
tho examination. Day before yeRtorday the
same parties were heavily fined for selling With
out permission. The case is made q test one,
aud exctes much interest.
INnIASAPDLIa.
Special Dtspafch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ISD1AsApoLIs, Ind, April 17.-The Wholesale
liquor men Of this city who endeavorol to open
Saloon in Frankfort Clinton County, returned
from thero Tonight bringing thoir whisky home:
the temperance men and women Of thAt town.
The excitement has Ill blown over thoro, and
none has existed hore
, 1874-04-18
WASHINGTON,


dlaousHon OF tho nomination Of Edwin n. Mo-
Cook, to bo Governor Of Colorado Torritory, but
did not rcaoll q yoto.
1AlLnoAD B1IL.
The House Committee On Raiwaya ut It's moot-
Ing to-dny. authorized Con. H,,rlbut to draft
md report in favor OF tho construction Of a
double trnos freight railroad from tho h1iBslasippt
Valley to tide-wator, at or near Now York. Tic
Committee havo taken considerable Testimony
upon tho cost Of transporting grnin over sncLl
road. The evidence showB that 1t can DO moved
@ TOR Is conts per bushel from Chicago to Now
points III tho mississippi Valley.
, 1874-04-18
IOWA.
I1E2MOINE4

S,ecial Disuatch to The Chicago Trionne.
DEs MONIES. Ia, April 17.-1u the District
ten saloon -koepcrs. convicted at the present
torn Of court, to pay fine Of 5000 each.
An order was also made in each case. for the
abatoment OF tho promises. Tie saloon-aou
arc organizing, and ARG determined to fight
Probably eyejy caso will be taken to the Supreme
Court.