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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Ex-Gov. Palmer has converted him.
self into ruf1ian. Because OF some
newspaper criticism, he walked uD
Thursday to Mr.. 6nlvely, editor of the
Macoupin. Iliinois, EnQairev, who was
sitting conversing with : friend,
knocked him OF biz chair aud kicked
him three times.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Twenty million dollars 81 worm
ont bank notes have been delivered to
the Comptroller Of tho Currsnoy, for
dsstrrcAoD, within the past six
months.
"A Warrington judge he's decided
that Ia the case OF = drawn bet the
stakeholdss may eitheF keep ~ lnousy
himsslf or dey6ta ITO 4 letter purpose
n charity. III !. IS, ,.. 1 "a,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

The Psciflc Mail Subsidy Is occupy.
ing the attention Of the Ways aud
Means COMMITTEES Of the House. Ii 10
thought that there has been some
Credit Mobilier in connection with
the Pacific Mail contract.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

This feeling extract from the Selma
{ Ala, Times ehould encourage the
North in its noble effort 10 conciliate
the down.trodden and conquered
South:
Colonel Trumbuli, ON General Sher.
idan's staff during his infamous ride
through the valley, IL dead aud gone
TO the devil, where he belongs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

FROM vICKsBURG.

VICKeBURG, Dec. LA large BODY |
OF citizens, to-day, set forth in state.
ment tho origin the late difficulties.
Tho statemeiSt 10 slgned by B. g. Hnm-
phrey, ex- Gov, and other prominent
individuals. The statement says that |
Cardoza was elected State Superinten.
dant. Ames then illegally appointed
! Dorsey ~ his successor, and upon AZ.
fidAvit Of the State Auditor OF Public
Accounts Dorsey, being arrested and
imprisoned for issuing forged certifl.
icates, resigned, aud Ames again made
an illegal appointment, and the ape
pointee still holds the Office. An In
vestigation showed. that Cardoza was
also guilty.
Geo. w. Davenport, negro Chancery
Clerk, on the discovery that forged
warrants were In circulation, was re-
peatedly called upon 10 report to the
Board Of Supervisors, but Also refused
them oYen permission to examine tho
records, and 81 the October tef1h Of
The court Dorsey, Davenport and
Csrdoza were Indicted by the grand
Jury. On an examination many d0cu-
ments were discovered to be missing,
and some records committed to Sheriff
Crosby were stolen
The Sheriff is aiso tax collector, and
his bond, given by law, is worthless.
When the Supervisors attorney de-
clared the bond illegal the Board re-
fused 10 order new one, and, 1t was
lAlleged, acted under tho influence Of
tho Sheriff. Crosby published q card
In November, stating that he would
~rA.;.. 49, An Astl nsSaN al h., AhA 0s,.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
CHICAGO, Dec. Is.

By telegraph -,
Wheat Opened higher but elosed
lower At SSc cash, So, g Jan, and 0o1l
Feb. -
Corn-Fairly aetiye and hlxher ~
77ko caah, 77@77 10 Dec. new 06Xe,
Oats.Duil and sasy af 5stle cash
Rye-94c.
I Barlsy-tl 22k cssh |; u g Fob.
Pork Unssttlsd. Irregular and low,
or q 10 % cash 30 - for Feb. 4
Latd-Steadlsr as l3c. 9 i
Whlsksy-07c.
ats-EAsier; shoulders 6kc.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

CATTLE-Receiyed since Saturday. .6So head.
The demand, II light, was not more % than In the
past seasons at Q Ike period, December ueus1ly
being che Qutetest month Of the year In this de-
pAStmens Of trade FoftunAtely for DellafR ia
amount Of stock on Hand Was ANAL con narn{ivelV
and the wants OF the different clas6ee d bayern
limited though they ware about equal TO The v1p-
ply. This fact enabled holders to realize Wishcut
sacrificing prices, and the mayket may BE- QuOee0
steady and nrm at last weeks closing rates.
HoGS-Recetved since saturday, %. oo0 head. -
l9nt - were the receipts, buyers DID rot neo0 TO
want the hogs, except q 10016c ana q holders
would mot Accedc 70 their demands Il va 8 dir.
ging trade. The sales reported did 1ot shoW
lower average than Ftidlyb, Of eatardayr bat %
cless TIE pens !. would have hsen nsesssasy 70
was done q 400 for aSipperE g 1e.1017t
for poor TO medium: and ct - 65D760 for 0ood 10
above e7ss $500 1910 - S''''s
sHEsP-Recslvsd, i,6as A eood shipplne an
local demand We noted q subGsanf1olly ~ I'm.
Ing pricee Of last week. We quose tie uafSet
arm At o300O4 .Oo for poor to mediu0. and N
ssss@c2S for sosd @ strictly chotce. saiss Mis-
wo0I-Coniinues auiet A few email craees
arc coming forward. which are gensraly aiis6 &
Good to prime tub-washel. n6aspo
loor to good tnb-Washed 1k06n
Fine and medium washed fleece l3e
Cparse WaSn6d ~
Meoium ana coarse unwashed. an6SGo
rtne ..4yDN1e
fulle0
Understandable and bury wool, Snioc ~ =
Chicago Tribune Dec. 18th. II
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

DR.. Huntington, Rector Of ali saints
Church Worcester. Macs, whom the
Iowa Diocese have elected Bishop isa
Young man OF about thirty five years
Of age. He IL q graduate OF Harvard
College and was a class. mate II we are
correctly informed. of our townsman
j. w. Edgerly. Though 50 Young he
has game q national reputation - q
sound thinker Able counselor and Z
most eloquent Divine. He IL the an.
thor Of several religious works which
are regarded as having superior merit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
KING kAl.AkUA

Ia an exciting topic Of discourse in
this country just now. He arrived 10
Washington ON Saturday, and wSs re-
ceived with marked honcrs. He comes
to this country TO cultivate with ~
friendly relations and make treaty
for the Improvement Of the CONNER
cial relations between us and the Sand
wicb Islands. II is quite probable
that his visi, will result In material
benefit to both nations.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Theodore Tllton informs those who
have engaged him to lecture, that be
cspno. al his appointments. he -
TOO busy In his suit against Beecher for
damages.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
usoEs yyrrn r.Rs /,

LAG tIVuUA0 ~ luU SJVull ~ tttAA WIG
hoe has got legs. fit IL not treated
- q fifteenth amendment should be |
trcated, 1t gets up and leaves. Those |
beings Democratioally called "niggers,
who used to be considered nero ami
mated hoes by the other class OF per-
sons now called by telegraph agents
"the citizens" have acquired, under the
Constitution of the United States, the
right TO 60 somewhere If they please.
They do 60 somewhere, when they are
not satisfied IN Georgia, and hence
propose to migrate In body 10 some
other State Mississippi, for example.
A great many OF them, fearing that
the body may not move fast enough
for their taste, have gone as individu-
ais. Whittier, nobody knows. There
10 no longer vigilance committee to
look into trains that may have animat-
ed hoes on board. Only It appears
that the roads westward nom Georgia
are sharply competing, Offering low
rates for second.class passengers, and
that they are doing . heavy business,
with second-class cars,
Yes, times have changed. The ami
mated hoe, in the good old days that
are. u0ne. vvAa mot yermftted III no u0ff1
the Mace, wiihont 4 nermit TRe ar
cent hoe Uss lookei For with docs. or
conrsc. nm5er thesc circnmstsnces. the
= naatinn ~ traatmont nevor arosel III
Keen tia hoa In fair y Working condition
-fhat wos ans onlv rrnnse;tc plea.
sant lime. those. for people who liked
hoeing. But now the hoe has iegs. and
S;s.i, o., ~, 49, shn,,,h ,hst shnrIS
r,.r, Nth ..tr,hrsse 10 ih.t sort No
one 81 aiha citi,erss ran nndcrs,and.
And n votca ana occassonsIlv il cle,,t.
Al "a of,ca. This. az cnnrac. il ! mocI.
sr AZ 81 nntraoe. and a. irsmit 10 ssthe
ciii,ens y M Iva IN natnra and nv
sstis Sscn.s,ent;cs,- AZ. .,ssD ~ crcin.
-; ~ ncro,,niv - ii thc.a ;rsi,erahla
risht. ara th.t crusIitv viIh which
nstrrs ana tho C.ector ecIn,-cH asii
ran Rnt h,Ssnms .irsmIt thnnuh r.
r.. ne - i ofIersd dey snfter1 dsy.
mn II. ~ n Gsoroia s.ihe cit,,ens''
.eorfrivs ~ rsSsin iRaira mnnonolv.
Ana "a lava sssiI mani ercenf them.
sSIcsS nrt IA %hc MIA. thsn ina .risrat.
"A hnas SSeet m rnnvcntion and re-.
sc ~ ~ y as ;~ - y Mn,t s.n sau hass
Vii 10 ehsfsEs FINN S3eorci. sbont
f the ssscsscifv a iabor.n end 4 million
more aoree yill 1900 to yield. and M
gkafe Vii 30 another slIde hack Is.
vnrd harhsrism. Whv IA nat nthe
citinens" onitvsta she acres. chem.
sSlvee? II fha first nlsca ihar 1annoi
An then. thev' an mot hocs. They
a. ssths sn,,srinr rsca.r,. sIs's 8
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Ln2t Inc exProeSfO01 q pU00c S30as
ment II the South, IL the way os rev.
show that ! majority Of The
people are In favor Of change, and
sre 20 outraged BY the great wrones
by what ars termed carpst.
baggsrs and negro governments, tAat
they riss en- saasss to empress such
We are nut ofthoss who
believe that anything IKE majority
Of the people Of the South favor these
revolutionary moves, or even believe
that they are shamsfully governed.
The faets are ,has there u. say one.
third Of tho democratic party Of the
South which 70 comprised Of seedy
aristocrscy, gamblers by profession,
former slave ovesseeFs, wosthless ex-
rebel soldierA al the direct product OF
slavery-who hare mot the sliShtes.
regard for human rights inherent be-
meath black skin, aad It matters not
II the dark color - only observable
In the slightest degree. They would
murder them aud let thsir bodies rot
on top Of the grouad, only 90 they
were away In the woods or elsewhere,
where the odor OF decomposition
would NOT lie Offensive. IS s,5p4
We remember well the eAss Of = bat
tic, where the rebel forces were sue.
csssful during the rebellion, aud they,
left to bury ths dead, how they buried
the white men, hut lett . few (say
dozen or. morsJ colorsd inch 10 rot
above ground. Sons three weeks At
terward, asnrvsy Of the field disclosed
this fsct, and : most siekeninx sisht /,
,wss where the hog. ~ . scavengsrs had
held high carnival. The colored Dad
were mot LETT UNMARRIED becAuse \ Nh
not eonvenlent " cover lhsm up With
Afsw shsvelfnils Of dirt, bnt eecaAst
there had grown up IN the minis q
those sonthern soldiere from habit,
custom ana Assoc,sstou, feeling 20
ward co'orcd men, skie 70 thst which
Ms extend % the family ;cnr.s II Y
this elass OF the Southern people, tand
they soound 10 the citiesh whoususl'
y ssrut abont With bowie-knife and
pistol, that are delaying the South
with revolution, Naturalization snd
murder for political ends. Viz: tho De
basement OF the colored people, end
the murder Of driving from the c0uu
Try any white man who dare open III
mouth n defsuse OF the colored PEG
pie. Thls--say onsthIra Of the den
ocrstic party SoatA-will not bsrs
stfained By the cautious words Of th
democatic party North, but arc con
anuonsly tipping oyer into the fir
the prospective ohRce contenta Of th
democratic fryiDS.pan. It % mot, thsrs
fore, true that ! majority OF the South
ern people conntcnance the outrage
In The south, 20 common 10 the pa
few months: noe have tbs election
many Of them, been any fair expire,
sion of the whole people, OF any guid
70 the popular will. These pro-slayez
bowie-knife democrats, whom ws AsS
mentioned, rule and intimidate peac'
fUl citlxens, who Do not wish To carl
their ilves about IN thsir hands, o.
hence they take little OF no part
c!eciioas OF public masfsss. ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
GIGANTIC HALLWAY PRoJEcr.


York and Chleago-Slx Thousana
EFe1ghs TRAINS IN Censsans Mesien
-1oW EFeighas may % Reduced
Thfes.FeNRshs. 80
From ths daily Graphic &
A new and very important railroad
movement 10 said to be on the 'tapis.
Il ID understood that the msnsgement
Of the Man. Xa.h- !'s-%s.arss siHE .i.e
formation of stock company, with
view to having excluSiye freight
tracks all the way from Chicago to
New York and Boston. The extra
two tracks between Albany and Buffa-
10 ore nearly completed, and the plan
% 70 continue the extra double tracks
nom Buffalo to Chicago. When this
- done, II will be possible to carry
fretghts ct very much cheaper rates
than II can now be handled on the
Baltimore b Ohio railroad, notwith-
standing the shorter distance ON the
last mentioned road. II 10 believed
that tho freight can b transported on
On exclusive freight track at rates not
very much abovothose charged on the
Enc Canal. The trains are to be rum
q the rate Of eight miles an hour,
which te the. rate that gives the least
wear and tsar Of oars and track. On
. uniform time table, the freight track
not being hampered by passenger
trains, or trains Of unequal rates of
Speod, N zincAlculAble amount Of bus
iness can thus be done. Under such
On arrangement Il would be possible
to run trains which would be less
than half mile apart. Now, as the
distance between New York and Chi
cago 10 about LOCO miles, Ii We, allow
that under such regulations q the
abovs there wonld Be three trains Of
from ten to twenty cars per mile, w
should have tho enormous aggregate
on the two tracks Of 5000 trains con-
6tantly in motion. Such 4 stupendous
amount OF business g this wonld en-
able the companies TO reduce, freight
charges 70 q point far below ANYTHING
now, thought OF. Under 8 uniform
time table e would bo poseihle TO
throw open .tha freight business 70
keuerL competition and take private
cars upon tho line. thu saDe nav that
private canal boat are taknn uDcn our
canals. This would oivo frea fra6e IN
&E0Nk0b 10 ~ x0V16 V0tY6St I0kme MIN
! qusdruple track. Il II believed that
the Central Railroad could defy com
petition ma carrv freirhta a M. third
the chareee Of t6e Beitimore 4 Ohio
Railroad. and tho immediate Affect Of
the chanee Would ia m min M the
Era railway. The wav this Grand
scheme n 10 be- 'carried ont n vat mn.
determined. but n r. IN oontamnlation
No ale essured !: IN fact It Is fcrced m.
on the nav YORK Centrsi ~. the al.
aencfee az the sitnsfion. az conrse
IA takinr this denarfnrc. tha CcntrsI
win cuf 'looee ffom iii ,connectinns
With other trnnk line. and viii mn.
douhteiliv force the PennavIvania Can.
mi ma 4 simiIsr srrsnoament wb;ch
would oive these two rcads the nrsc.
tical monopoIv And eomniefa com.
mend Of he freiSht hnsiness -, ire
eame time meetinr fha crowinr "a.
manda of the country FOR rhasn ana
efficient freight.
The cost Of this vast improvemcnt
viii be commemorate With its import.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

-Eris cosnty IN. ~ patriots who
engaged substitutes during the war are
now 1ryin9 to get the connty 70 refund
3hsar money. sgs5 a'sfss 20 sl9
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

CHIcAso. Dec. 10.
BY telegraph sss@sa s3I 4.
Receipts $4,000. Dull, weak
and irregular, and lO0l6o lower.
COMMON 20 fair - $500 80: fhlr @
choice % 50@7 Is.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

posed and present length of main line
and branches, would make m average
indebtedness per milo or a single
track of less than $32, 900.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
Breaking into the room, they surged
I'M to the bed amid, the frantic md


AooN1zrNa YE14Is or ms WIZ. .saS
Z As they laid hands upon. their Vic
tim, his wife throw her body directly.
across his breast and neck, evidently
thinking they meant to kill him there
with powder or blade. She chung 70
him so desperately, INTERVENING her-
self about him with, ouch superhuman
streneth thet to viEfianSs oonid -hasa..
man. And It was not TIL Howard
himsclf--iron nerted and lanntless to-
the terrible last took hold OF her
arms, and with his giant strength
lpushed her back, and she released her
'frenxied grip. He did this with tho
ejaculation, "Let me loose and will
20 with them II I must. = The rope
was thon put shout his neck. and he
was dragged out Of his bed, and across
the floor out of tho door,--his wife
following him with the most agoniz-y
ing screams of which the human voice
In its direst agony, IL capable screams
which 6cofield and Walker aud the
guards say will never die from their
memories, 20 full OF terror and fsnp-
plication were they. The doorsswere
damned to % they went, and The NO.
man left alone ii. the pGipabls aark-
ness, with mo companion but the grls.
sly horror which 10 worse than DEATH, +
As be came out OF the outer jail
door, five Or gig men mad hold Of tho
rope, and he trott0d along after them,
clad only in : short undsrshirt, hold.
ing his two hands In 'front.' graphing
the rope. Hetrotted up the middle
statre--thc route taken--And when ct
the head OF tho steps, more men grab
S ~ ns,u y. ' .sn 1o ~ sI ~ er.e. n,M
uUwn upou snu nOO ""' NY
sls1s' N''c " IiF0 wy apsNsss Gus IA \
WAS DRAaaHD ALosa I \, sss M "A
through the hall, down the front steps
and along the serpentine walk, % rap.
Idly - twenty strong men could draw
MIN. mr.; Gurneys says e saw MN g q 2.
~. ~ - oa W. q INV ~. ~
.ra.S 49, 49, ~ y - !, ~ shs ,.st
mSsu w, ~ =. ~ - .. 80 .oss ns.s
no.u, Inu no st ~ ~ ..ns 49,
@ purPle a tne W.. 1ee g1natus ~
~ 40 sIv ~ 49,. c ps ~. n,sss ~ ~. 49,
- ~ 49, p s.S xsss 1872 3s 80 80
IL Ia Srino vhich ~ som menos6
I'll round The Court Horse yard about
this time. saw That they never heard
such awful, terrible, stsrtling. agoni-I
rod yelli,--nearly 8 doaDai shrili, pierre
Ing, unearthly screams III quick sue
cession. ~ ..,4.,
Ofthe rest OF The work little 10
known. All that Wa known that No
conld print in the short time wo had,
was y 81 Il e sss5.s sy ,..s.s Il
rur n.rar,xn i,ony ar
tr.-.a .-,--s~-.-.ss,. h,..sT... -.
.a vMsru swlnsins 49, e. ~. - 800 49, IcAs
s Io s .v..o aC.s 1.v.s ~ ~. ~ ~. III
~ aosM ~ Iearsy ns.Su, ~ h!s,s s ~
KY a Anu osg I ~ ~ yu =. ., .Iu
t,sc. sna IRp.sSn ~ 80 IL ~ o,sns
W. Uua.e - 1 ~. ~ NY ~ 49, wv iV"ot
ps1s 81 ms lees. ~ -
HUNG WITH 4 HAIr-1ScH HEMP ROPE, a
thrown up over the two Iron arms inst
below the gas lamp, put around his
neck double, with the knot under his
right ear, and the two ends Of the
rope tied, one to tho front OF the hitch
in4 frame, back ofhim, the other 10 the
~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

Jadse NAxwa,l, u Do Nolass. u seateucsns
the murderer Howard 70 the psnitsntissy Tor tfs,
expFsssed The regret that capita, punisnmens had
been repealed
The nps thas 70 nv hoass thssesfses proceed.
ed - the jaii and OTespovbgsd he 1aies ed hung
HowAsu 10 ths ,neensSs iamp,pcst, fulsished Ia
s.sosttU tafesment ~ cou1A 10 mads sssinR 9
law which fsils 70 Mebs out punisbnsns n proper
tios mths cGenss cotnlntttAd.
The Quaksr city of Richmond Isdi.
aus hes fina'l. got settled pstmAnsst.
" the County Seat question Of WAyns
county In her favor. The struggle BE-.
tween that city shd CensrevilIe has
bssn long end furious. II has been Ia
ths Legislature, the Courts, and II *
arms lhrossk she efforts ofmob force.
The Supfsms Court 0f Indiaaa has
6naliy confirmed ihs night ~ Rich.
MIND ~ NE goRssy 60. s'a
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17
landls from tho same cause next year,
After some discussion the bill passed.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Wright submitted . joint resolu-
lion proposing certain amendments 70
the Constitution. II proposes that the
President and Vice President be elect
ed BY direct vote and hold Office for
six years and for single term. Male
citizens over 81 years ofage shall have
the right 10 vote. II ct any election
either candidate fails to receive . ma.
iority another election shall be ordered
al which the two receiving the largest
number OF votes ct the previous cleo
ton shall be candidates and the Su.
prcme Court Of the United States
shall canvass the returns.
HOUSE.
WAsHrNGrox, Dec. IL.
Dawes reported concurrent rosoln.
ton for Christmas vacation from the
Esd OF Dec. to tho 9th Of January
was adopted l2S to 123. There was Z
struggle over the vote.
Garfield moved to reconsider.
Randall and Spesrs moved to lay
the motion to reconsider on the table
which the House refused to do and
ON the suggestion of Dawes the sub
| iect was postponed till Monday.
Bills were introduced ~ follows:
By McCrasy for . Narrow Gang
Rail road from Lake Erie TO the Mis-
souri, River. .
BY Poland, for the prosecution fol
libel in the District OF Columbia.
The House then went In Committee
Of the Whole on the Legislative appro
prjation bill.
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SENATE.

= S Il y
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Boutwell
. resolution instructlng The
finance Committee to inquire - to the
expectancy Of providlsg for The r.
demption or mutilaIed q. 8. curreneyil
81 Post Masters Of the several citles
and towns Of the U 8. Referred.
Chandler gave notice that After the
morning hour tomorrow he would
call mp the House Steamboat Bill.
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 16.-Pending the
discussion the morning hour expired
and the resolution went over until to-
morrow. Unllnished buslueao which
was the bill for the bettcr Gov ernment
Of the District Of Columbia WA -.
sumed, and Morrill, Of Maine, explain.
ed Its provisions at length.
HOUSE. Il
Maynard from the Banking Com.
mittee reported back, adversely, The
bill 10 amend the Internal Revenue
Law by increAsing the tax on the Dir.
culation Of National Banks from one
twelfth to oue.fourth Of ono per cent.
per month. Referred. y
The House went into commlttee %
the whole on tho Legislative appro.
priation bill. The amendments ofsFed
by Wheeler last Monday, on the Sub.
ject . National Asylum for Disabled
volunteer SOLDIER, were adopted.
They reduce the clerical force n The
Auditors Bureau and repeal The part
OF the act Of March, 1885, % appropti-
ations for the support Of IN asylum o.
ill st0ppages. hnes, etc., imposed %
soldiers or oficsrs BY eourt martial,
and they provide for The support OF q
Asylum, by direct appropriation, foz
the next fiscal year 100000.
Wheeler Congratulated the commit.
tee on having saved by its aclion ON
hundred thousand dollars for tho nsxt
fiscal year on . very moderate com
putation.
The committee on judiciary to DAY
agreed upon supplementary clvi
rights bill in lieu OF that which paused
the Senate last year and 10 now pend.
ing in the House. The only alteration
being the omissisn Of cemeteries ant
the insertion OF provislon for thl
separation Of schools In al respect
equal. Punishment for violation o
law TO be made civil or criminal In
stead OF cumulative. This bill u 70
ported as . substitute for the '6enat'
bill.
i White Of the Committee intends !,
offer his bill - . substitute. Til
latter does mot prohibit sepaslA
recommendation In schools, On Rail
roads, or In inns &c, for the two race
| provided tho accommodations arc Q
equal equipment and kind.
King Kalaksua will visit ConErss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-17

ST. Louis, Dec. 10.

BY lolegtaph
Hogs-R Receipts 6s00. The paekees
have retired from the market. He'd
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