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Special Dis,AteA to The Chicago Tribune.
nlAn1soN, Wis, June 4.-Cliof-JuHtlco Dixon.
who Inns beon on tho Supreme Deiloh since mp
pointed by GOV. 1landull, in 1861, haa resigned.
to take effect whom the Hlprono Court noxt
moots, Juno III. The reasons arc i1ado1uaoy Of
tho aalnry In his preBont position, where ho re-
coiyos only $4,000. that boing lilo rate when ho
WIS ooctoG, which, un4or our Constitution, can
not be iIIoreasotl during tounro of olieo, though
other Judges get $1,000; also, thnt ho tas boom
offered an advantageous partnership u tho firm
OF Pal1nor Il Hooker, OF milwaukee,, Palmer re-
t,ring, ILLS duties as President OF the Northwest
orn Mutual Llfo Insurance Company occupying
his time.
Tho appointment. I'LL next spring election, de-
yoiyoa upon Gov. or, who nil, Of course,
elect Boulo ltpform lawyer.
TAaro would bs poetic Justice, now when tho
, 1874-06-05
Ernngcrs7 Muss-TIoctiME ut H1tllsborO,


Correspondence NJ The Chicago Tribune.
-, ,HtLLsnono, Montgomery Co... ILL.,, juno 2
assembled in Southern Illinois convened % tho
Fair. Ground at this place to-day: More than
5000 people woro on tho ground. Tho Oranges
ca1nc IN procession from oil points OF tho conl-
pass, dresaud Ia this regalia Of tho Order, headed
by bands Of music, ttdir wagons decorated with
eyergroous, and carrying banners and hpgs with
approprinte 1lottoea, Of which the following
AMONG the agnitlcant ones "a. Tair Reward
for Honoat Toll )" p" 5onost Mon for Olhce; :"
Equal Rights for All Men--Eqnal Justice to
Legislation" j." business Diroot md No Middle
men, Altogether it has been ono Of the most
inspiring scones that hRyo beon Witnessed sinco
Col. I. N. Colman, Of St. Louis, Was first in
troluootl, who hold tito vast audience in oloao
aud earnest attention for nearly two hours. Lie
opouod with . eniogy. on tho tnmense gather-
Ing, contrasting it with many in his own State,
ty tho credit OF tho largest nooting ho has at
tended. uo thon laid down tho subjccta
on which he proposed to speak; first,
tue currency; aocoud, the thrift Third, how, by
tho nionopoiies that lad boon croatod and fos-
torod by tho Government. to the injury OF tho
entlro 1aboring and producing olasaas Of tho
country In every department. of industry. Flo
demonstrated tho effects Of tho tariff upon tho
taxed on tho five principal articles, salt luna-
her, clothing. iron and Btocl, cl,-of which all aro
cohumera; showed by what procoyB tue lava
taxiug those artlcleB wero procured. and their
eiEcct in onrichng tho fow at tho expense Of tho
many. Tho patoI.t-rlght mon olaimed his alton
ton Us q monopoly closely. connected with
tho tnriT-robbory. 11o demanded that
tho extension Of patontR should stop after q
reasonable number OF years had given to the
pntentoo fair compensation for hia invention.
1Io showed that tho oxtonsion Of patonts over
and over again WIS robbing the people In al-
mont oyory article Of uso IN farm and do
moBtio machinery. Noxt, Aa took up tho
currouoy question, and made an onslaught
npon the veto mud tho National Banks,
1Ie alyocntod political action, not as We propose
in this stnto. but by forcing tho old parttos to
nGnlin9tc honcBt men for Office, and dofoat all
othors by voting tor the beht mon only. Tho
standpoint of forcing reduction Of
,yooatod tho Improvement Of iii 'foasi.
bio wator-routeA to tde.water; and
closed with nn appeal for Organization aud oom-
binatlon for tho protection Ut labor; aud for ia
elevation ny education, Rnd TINT culture tAnt
shall prepare tho laboror to take part in the
legislation OF The State aud nation. 49,.
Ao was followed by s. III. Smith, socrotary
Of the, State Association, who spoke for two
hours. ,devoting a largo portion Of the tlmo to
tho lnennB whereby labor must FREQ itself from
tho burdens imposed upon 1t by tho operation Of
unjust and unequal laws, Ho urso'i THO pooplo
to make tiiroot iBsno on thls point IN tho com.
lux olaotion for both tho State mud National
Legislatures.
1t tho oloae of his spsooh, tho County Asso-
oiation elected tlyo delegates to represent tho
, 1874-06-05

Speciat Dfspatch 70 Tic Chicago Tr{5Hne.
JAcxsoNv11LE, ILL.,, June Tho Fortioth An
null commencement Of tho litinois Cu}loso took
pluce to-day in tho Opera House. Tho gr..f.l-
atea wore Fred A. Brown, q. A.. loot, and H. r..
1,rown OF Wavorly, mi, Arthur E. prinoo, Albert
g. 1stce, and Henry T. Dny, Of .Jauksonyi(la- Tile
NIas.or's Grafton waH delivered by Robert Russell
OF tho claRB Of '72. and tho p0em bofolp the
ainmnl by L. II. l5rissnw, Of Alerdeon, AIiHs.,
olauH Of 90: This evening, prou'dent Sturtoyant
holds d reception.
Tho annual commencement Of tho Illinois Fo-
n,alo College, Methodist nattution, Also oc-
CURED to-day III tho College building. Fourteen
yonng .atsea graduated with honor and their re-
ends tho exercises Of commencement wook.
, 1874-06-05

WEI n;.aassh " ~ e,,o ri.a
cu.o2n.1ny f}.n III Tnuo GT,a SIX Snr;o.-.
so,,no1 ronyo,nt;oan a ia IL st;l1 in soasion at Il
o'cloc1r In.n;mht 1ntoroat;,v ,nnnt;,,ca Lova
nom IN anss;nn iii Inv n;snntc1,na woro ~, ~.
cc;rc, from Na1r ycrk nd N1irh;can stato S.on.
vcntions scnting crootinna and H.; I Il Wh;ttio
VIVA i,,nir,,rtc5 % f. Tat,Sr1, ti,o rrcGt,ncs Tna
Convont;on hoa m iny;tation NJ for % n lncation for
nort vcnr md m arranromant wos n,nio fnr tha
ria o Exocnt;vo commt,aa Una annofntad aa
foiinwr. Far tho stats NJ 1orrc !fconh Tovs -,
nn,ds 1,vnr and GilIstto. for s;i1strIctn Mai
WI,;tt1t ri Il a. Arr,a r 4 11oavea n n iii.
f,th Tr'' n paah1os And the Ieoyy. r. n. Nan.
trrcs oA' -A' '9' ~13 @A-' @'o'' - '1' A'AN
In a tnmnororco f,;acrsaion TIM nav Mr. oror.
snoI, ~ T,oSnnnn mr. nnrt,c,,,or ''->' NA''
s,rse,r ~ Tnn.r"n.c,,r,yrHn r"s r o,,p,ar7.sa
Misa Mary 1>urilatt ~ ponr;s cava a lectnro
A. ;,saroat;no 19;1,tn.raoIir. "a. m. III 1,~ nioi
, 1874-06-05
DEATHS,


.BLArCfiFoRD-on Thursday evening. JUNG 4, At
Evastout Florence, yof,ngest daughter ct e, ". aud
MGry y. H!atohfott, aEad 5oata and months.
Notlce Of funeral heIuafter. .:
GnOsSALiN--1u this city, At hor rcstdoucs, No,
man, aged % yehrs. "
Euao1al from above number at o'ooek p. NJ, toany
61YlNBUNNE-May2 2s Hon. Daniel r. Ewinburnc. Of
Newport, L. l., fnthoe OF Horny H. Smnbusne, OF Uhoa
60.
VAN M0I.-John 3. Van Mo1, ~ union,st aged N,
Belgian y birth died ye'tGr1ay at 10 o'clock !:
qoIT-Charlos W., oldoss son Of o. ". and Julia h
Grit, nEed ~ ycars. S ~ ~
Funeral on Frtday moznng at 10 oc1ook from the
Church Of tho piphan1s Throopst. Frieds Of the FAM
Ny aro Invited to httond.
, 1874-06-05

county Ia tho Convention at Springfield On tho
Of Independent political action. Ali agree thst tstI i
has boon tho largoat gathering oyor known il
tho county, and TINT It augtlrs III for tho old
parties 1t they Ahall make Nominations
for olthor Congroas or tho Legislature. Tho
dotorminod 10 mako practical applioation Of
tho iossous they havo learned to-day. sncll
meetings will DO hold In avery county In tho
e,xtoonth District, and Will insuro tho election
well ~ toso for TN Tncia1at,,ro md t1iafnftn
for tito nomneen Of tho Convention Of tho 1Oth.
, 1874-06-05

tho doctrine OF tho unlimited powor Of tho
State ovor tho rairoadn, Of appointing Attorney
donorat Sloan, lo having boon dotoatod ~
. stato'a right Republican candidate on thas
who ia accounted vory ablp lawyer, also Mayor
Iinnoy, Of thia city, ". II. Lyudo, and i. g.
Ryan, OF milwaukee,, lavo boon nuggestoa. somo
OF thotnt however, against their will but rho
will be nppoiutod no Quo can g,oss.
, 1874-06-05

CoEconp. N. f., Juno 4.-doy. Weston was
iuaugurated today. In his message which ho
read to the Legislature tho Governor discusses
intimates his belief that cntiro prohibition is
againHr public sentiment In Now Hampshire, and
favors permission By liceuso law Of some
form,. Of which ho Bays: .'Laws. to DO
effective, must bo In hnrmony with
public sentiment; hut this principle
has III great degree been overlooked or disro-
garled in our legislation on the subject Of tam
perance, ind tho result has been, and is, that
for want Of proper moral support from tho pub;
not bo. enforced. Whichever OF those 1nay be
the fact, tho practical result is tho aamo." The
total receipts from the Stato tax and othor
SOURCES during tho past year wore SLID, ,0G2, and
the expenditures $43I I01, tho excess being rep,
rchontod by cash oil hand md by the reduction
Of the State debt.
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was only PARTIALLY concluded, being interrnptcd
by the heavy gallo Of wind, accompanied with
tnin, which occurred Ut about half past 1 o'clock.
THE DOG SHOW
wRB au interesting feature Of tho day. II Was
merely bouch show, there being no oppportu-
nifty to practically test the working 4uahtios Of
tho splendid lot Of skilled canilleH on exhibition
Many well posted gent1emon declarod tllt they
had never seen A:.er display Of hunting dogs.
Tho entries Woro nH follows:
G. i. Frzell'n Random aud Dolly c3montfla !;
rod Irish sctters. out of Milwnrd's imported
black-aud-tan Nellie, by Lo Moyno'a imported
Dan.
Thomas g. Kayo's Nellie aud Dick; 10 months !;
lemon aud whita Dan.
i. II, Whitmau's Patrick md Bridget 2 years !;
lsycr~coiored Irish npanioA bred by Richard
White, Of Dublin imported 1873.
J. FL. Whitman's dog Grouse U years white
irish aetter; bred by Jauaea Kennedy, Of To-
ronto.
J. II. Whtmans Frank and loo years; black
md stoel mixed, and brown; bred by IL. Hillard,
from an imporled Gordon softer.
II. j. Edwards Shot and Dan, Lavaraok aot~
ters; nlso DAN. rcd 1riBh scttcr.
c. r.. pitklus's Tom aud Jerry; months j.;
liver and white pointers; out Of trosbys Flora.
by Clarks Shot.
J. +, Lawronco's Rover, Sport, and Gypscy
months; out Of NIL Irish slut, by Edwards
Iayarack Hatter, Shot.
Ii. Datty's Bolt. year; black rotroyor; brod
by Mr.. Spafford, Of Madison, Wis.
Mrr. Mahonoy'a Noll /; 3 years black and tan
Gordon Hottor; With two pups, Countess md
Duchess, by Clarks lemon and whito Dnsh.
The Committee awarded the complimentary
designation to Mr. ,AIahonoys Nell and her boas'-
tiful brace Of little ones though they regarded
Alr. Edwards dog as tho best broken, while they
wore much pleased with a family Of dogs shown
by lr. LeAtoyne, thougl, not rogulnrly ontorcd.
Mr.. Frizells 1.audom and Dolly were also much
admired.
THE EXERCISES TO-DAY
are likoly to provo tho most interesting Of the
tournament us the club medal liz to bn contested
for " ten single rises and five para. There arc
1yo clubs already entered, aud ouch has piclted
It's crack shots to carry or the. prize. The
kennicotts will be represented by Abner and
Ed. Price, John Kloluunu, aud Ed Dow;
lhe rrairo's BY ", T. JohuHo.,, Charles Kern, L.
.. Fitch, and D. T. Elston the Gun Club by
". B. Wilcox, Sum Turroll, Il. J. Edwards and
Wm. Bryce tho 0elieseo Chubby AlessrA. ati!lor,
Young, Doxoy, and Dasdnle, and tho Sycamore
Club by tenn not Yet announced. 1t will pux-
xle the shrcwdest to pano tho winning club.
, 1874-06-05
SUICIDES,

Sptctal DiapateA TO The Ch;taaa Iribn"s.
DIxoa, ILL.,, June 4,.--Jacob MosBllolder, Jr.,
prominent and wealthy farmer, living thrce
miles south Of this city, committed suicide yes-
tertlay by shooting hinsalf with gun. Moss-
holder loft tho omBo after dinuet stating tint
ho waH going to shaot gophors, but wont immc-
aiatoiy bohint corn crib nuar tho house, nat
down, pacod tho muzzlo OF tho gun to llla toni
lle, and pushed tho trigger with stick In Lta
tight lland. Ills head was blown nearly away.
, 1874-06-05
'rllc Oregon Election.

SAY Francisco, Cal, June 4.-Rcturng from
the Oregon election so far give Williams Repub-
lican, for Congress. 4,o7s; laDow, Democrat,
3.72l; davenport, Independents, 1900; Taln,an,
for Governor, 4.55i Grover, 4,19l; Cn,npnoll,
B,4G2 Seven oountios to henr from. Chadwick,
Democrat, probably re-olcctod Secretary Of State;
Clark, Republican, Treasurer; Rowland, Ropub-
lican, Superintendent of Public Instruction..
, 1874-06-05
MARRIAGES.


,RAL9TON.GouLD. June 3, At the residence oe
th' Rsiae,s fsti%r No. rs Csiano;a7 h tho Hev r.
II. q. Gould, both Of Chicago.
f. It ths rcsdenoo q tug bs!do's
Il. \. pgvers1 U. p; mr, Abort u. Hunt And hiss
1ERhfAN.RRQWN-Q tho ID Inst, At tho rost.
donno of the BRIDES dsttsr BY ths Nor. r toodUn.
~ U.s hlr. GchtHo W. Tim05tnnn and NIIg8 1IatuO I.
UroMn, both Of tIe city No cArIlH. :.
, 1874-06-05

tfDfE1HE 1578EHItC7s
OTTuMwA Ia., juno 4.-At tho Republican J,t-
dical Convention, hold in Ottumwa to-day, J.
II. Williams WIS ronominnted for Judge, ind
Capt. T. III. Fec, Of Centreyille, for Prosecuting
Attorney. It ia already conceded by the Rcpnb-
llcanB TINT Williams will DO 1efoated. The Re-
publican Congressional Convention will DO hold
hore July u, the day utter tho Autobiography
Convention,
, 1874-06-05

4 bF 1Tltiay, Is Postponed to Saturday.
RACES AT CAMBRIDGE c1ry, IND.
4neefat DMpatoh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
CAMnnlpoH O1Tr, Ind, juno l.-Thore rms
d good attondnnco 1T tho racos today, 1t boing
atimatcd that thero voro from 6,0ib to 7,00U
+ eoplo prosont, Tho track wns yary tino, but
ho weather Nas terribly hot. In Tho $3.50 trot
lero woro fourteen started. Tho first two lnats
zero takon by John 3. cTimo-2:8a11 and 2:8o.
Tho noxt three By MoHenry In 2:9611t, 23D1l,
nd 2.41. The2:40 srot wns Won by poaahontaH,
little Alfred socond. Tlme-2:35l66, 2:Jl, 2.ao.
5fo.morrow will DO tho big dny, tree for Ill,
unning, pacing, and trotting.
, 1874-06-05
ncEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Bourn .mrroN, June 4.-stosmshlp 11cr1nann,
from Baltimoro, has arrived.
NEw YoRk, June 4.-Arrlyea, ateamahlp Koln,
from. Glasgow.
NEW YonK, Juno 4.--Arriyad-Btoamor Maoo-
donis, from GlasgoW.
, 1874-06-05
1Qosy u Marriage Was brought Abos.

How n Nlnrringe Was Brought About.
Tho Iittlo Bon OF an ox-Clsef Of Police In Torro
l1aute roco,.tly suggested to Ills father that no
might produce desirable change in tholr d.
1nestio arrangements by'nnarrying. antl ayon won't
80 lar ~ to suggest tho Indy ho would like for .
atepmothor. Prompt In all his uloyemonts, tho
ox-Chloi sought Tho Indy. told her OF what l,ls
hon had eugsentod, md Unlimited his dosiro to
crafty biz Hon'a wlah In tho matter. lilo lady
hoard with respect, then awakouod hor l,ttle
daughter. befora whom she laid tho whole sub
jeot, received tho daughters consent to tho ar
rangomant, Md then gayo hor own. Tho wed.
ding took place Tue next day.
, 1874-06-05

Martini Dnkc, wifa OF the aboyo-nanol plainslff,
enters suit in her own namo, III tile Haulo court
dansascH for blows ehe received Ill tho cur while
EyortD wa1 ongagod In whipping her husband.
and for detention, ETC.. oto.
An accielont resulting in tho serious injury
Of tlTee men. named Patrick leoch, Alnrtin
ifynoH, and John Mulquoon, occurred on tho keo-
kuk L DesAlplnoH Railroal in KeoAul yesterday.
switch engine running ut tho rate Of 40 miteH
an hour collitlod with hantl-car running AT tho
rate OF 10 miles an hour. Tho acoidont oc-
CURED OH bridge. Tho hand.car and its oceu.
foot to tho ground. Three OF tho men sustained
Boyoro injurios hut it ia thought that thoy will
recover. Tho collision was tho result OF tho
orin1inRl oaral8sBneas Of both parties in running
at too great o rato of apooa.
Mira. injury T.. llayoa, OF Davenport, has
brought suit III the Circuit Court Of Scott County
against five saloo1,-koepola Of this city, whom
sho chargoa with selling hIuor to her husband,
I'll each oaao, amounting in all to s50. .0o0. The
aaloon-koopors aro Edward Grace, ThoInaH
ssSh9ughnosy, J. T. Kelley, oharles Elkhart, anl
In tho o,loy Of tile Chicago. l.ook lnland Il Pm
clio ltuilroad, tlod in thu Circuit Court pets-
tion for sl0, ZOO damages agaillss TINT road for
injuries received about tue faoe. oyea. l'oat anu
arms, wlilo outing or cars at Victor, 1a OIL tho
9th day of last april.
Tho pooplo In groat numbers, for tho INIT fow
days, have boon lIaying their reHl'ooth to bishop
h1olgo, giving him d hoaltfolt welcome homo
from llls tlreo years. Walt to u foreign lal'd.,
lilo Alldlalid Nailroaa has beon completed
to Lawrence. The connection with tho Lchvon-
worth, Lawrence 4 Galveston, and thu Ploasnnt
It'll Iioatls, has a!ao been Malo This additional
link in tlle chain OF KanHas railways giyea To-
p0ka another Eastern 0utlot.
MICHIGAN,
4 fire. In Grand Kapids Thlrsday morning par-
tially DESTROYED Ylrlor d Browns hardware
, 1874-06-05

BY JAS. S. nlclslLlGDTn.
a u q II r. o M - - T. II
OF Hernas, Bugxtss and II4rness jnns 1874 1t 1Q
nclnuk Ill.,, ut thu usW4ld EHukn tho c0FnoF u
Vosts -teu1tl and IslsedM.ts, r. Htoek Yard YaEas. ,.
, 1874-04-09
SUICIDE,

SUICIDE,
Ban FRANCISCO, April al. II. Richardson. an
Old 9nn well'known citizen Of tl,iB plsoo, ahot
and killed himself at potaluma to-day.
, 1874-04-09

White, and Eldrdgo, Subcommittee Of tho
House Judiciary Gommlttoo. Tho delegation
set forth that the lava governing tnxation nro
tho Bnmo in South Carolina as In n,lY otllor
Slate, dony the right Of tho General Government
TO Interfere, md Charge that many OF tlloBc
loudoHt against taxation pay no taxoa whatever.
[1o ths Assdotattd PrtmJ
TO 1AKE oApTAINB.
WAsnINoToN. D. g., April 8.-Notice is given
~ tue LiEht-liouse Board TINT. OH aud after
exhibited from tho towor erected on Snootaclo
Roof, Lnko Huron, Mich, and the Temporary
light now exhibited bo discontinued.
Tho report that Commissioner OF Patents
Icggott has reslgnod iH tlonod by that gentle
mau.
PATENTS.
Tho HouBe Committee OH Patents to-{}Rv de-
cidcd to report adversely Oh tho bill proposing 10
approximate 81, 600, 600 10 10 disbursot, by Sci
ontltto Commission to Inventors Of now and uno-
ful articles, machines, etc., during tho noxt ten
yeara.
Tho Committee took ndyerso action on Kilin-
gers bill authorizing the Commissioner OF Pat
onts to o1tond for aoyon yoara any and ai ratontB
for Which extensions nRy be asked, provided
9l00 DO paid into the United Statoa Trcasl1ry.
INDIAN PROTECT.
Tho Becrotary OF tho Interior transmitted to
tho sonato to-day m offoial lottor from suporin-
Black Bob Blnwnoe Indians, Of KausaB against
the passage Of tho bill introduced In tho House
Of Representatives by Mr. Cobb, providing for
tho sale OF thoir lands comprising some $4,000
acres in KnuBas, which have been alroady OK
tensively occupied by treBpnsaing settlers. lIr,
Hong aays these lands nro worth 915 nor acre,
Whereas the bill provides for thcir sale ut 81.
, 1874-04-09

Freight Combination Between the
Panama md Union Pacific Rntl.
roads ana tho Pacific Mail Stcuna-
ship COmpnny--4siIf to Prevent
StociI.J0bbtng Cnnnr<ls.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, April 8.-Tho proposed combina-
tion botweon the Panama and Union Pacific
Railroads and the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany is believed to bo almost completed. An
informal caucus Of representatives of three cor
TorationB was hold this afternoon as tho Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's Office, Russell Sage
and George Scott representing tho panama aud
Pacific Companies. and active Directors ropro-
senting tho Union Pacific. No formal con-
clusion has yot boen roacAod, but TINT freight
arrangement will be concluded IL regarded as
beyond doubt. Ever ainco tho last rail Of the
Union Pacific Road was laid, there has
boon bitter competition between that limo
ni'd tho Pacific Mail Steamship aud panama
Railroad Companies, which Aas resulted fayora-
bly, to persons having freight to send from this
Hido Of tho Continent to tile other, or yco yorsa
but very dlsastrously to those companies. Tho
chief result of tho combination referred to will
DO the fixing Of freight rates at uniform scales,
md tloro il littlo doubt but that this scalo viii
be 60 high that the three companies will not lose
in tho future ~ they Anye i'll the paBt, however
1isastrously it may affect shippers. George
Scott Of tue Panama Railroad Company, s soon
to visit Europe to make arrangements with tue
German alaa English South Atlantic Steamship
Companies, whereby tho road which ho repre-
sentB con gain tue traffic Of thoHa lines.
BTOcK-JoDDINu cANANDs.
A bill drawn by member Of the Governing
Committee Of tho Stock Exchange, intended to
eiloctualy put al end to, or at least limit, stock
jobbing cauar1s, has been introduced into the
Stato Legislature and haH booL favorab!y re-
ported. aud referred to Committee Of the Whole.
11r0Vj1Oa TINT
falso Intelligence with intent to dopreciate or At-
vanco the market price Of any stocks, bonds, pub
lio funds, merchandise. or commodity, shall DO
doomed guilty Of maaomoEnor, and, when 10
convicted shall be punished by fins not exceed
Ing !s50o0, MD a term Of imprisonment not OK
cecding three years.
, 1874-04-09
FINANCIAL LEGISLATION.
iSutctot Disp0tct to Tie ChfcaH0 Yf1bunr.

TIE 1ouBE nILL,

TIE HOUSE n1LL.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 8.-Tho reminder
Of the session WIS occupied with the debate on
the financial bill. Gen. Coburn. OF Indiana led
on in strong imitation speech, which was lis
toned to with tic greatest intorost, in which ho
adyocatcd, amongst othor things, tho adoption
of tho Senate bill without amendment.
He was followed by Washington Townsend OH
tho opposite sido Of tho question. Townsend
secured attention by displaying diagram, illus-
trating the financial fluctuations Of the Inst fifty
ycarH. The diagram was held up by two pagoB
standing on the Clerks table, md as tho vonora-
bio Ponnsylyanian delivered llis lecture, llo
pointed out with cane tho points in the draw
ing.
Beck, of Ken lucky, also mode worry forclble
and atatcsmanlike argument against initiation.
Tomorrow the debnte will continue Under tho
1lfta8n-rnuto rlllo. A vote may be reached by
Saturday, if q business session is Lad on that
day,-possibly by Friday evening.
A SENATE LonHy.
During the session Of tho House to-day, Soma
tors Morton aud Logan woro on tho iloor for the
purpose, 1T is believed, Of urging tho adoption uf
tho bill providing for national diHhonor, uniyor-
sal bankruptcy aud speedy recurrence of tho
Into financial panio, that passed tho Senate last
Mouday, tho nuccees of which was 40 largely duo
to their efforts, Some OF tho more sanglllpo
predict voto on this moasure tomorrow, 1t ID
statel tint ut lust all effort will bo made to have
O YOtO.
, 1874-04-09
THE CENTENNIAL.

Opposition to tho Appropriation nill
in tlae PcnlisyivslnIa Legislature.
HAnnlsnuRa, pa. April S.-Iha Democratic
members Of the Senate aud House hold a ca1ous
takan. 1t WAS agreed that tho Democrats Of
both branches of the Legislature would opposo
tho Centennial Appropriation bill aud tho bill
for tho incronso Of tho debt Of Philadelphia until
the Republican majority IN tl'o House agreed to
action may elllangor tho Centennial bill, which
lloeds only to pass tho House, it having CONC
through all the preliminary stuges III both
llousos, but tho partisan aotion OF tho Domo-
Gratis may hayo tho effect Of making tho Conten-
n!al bill party measure, u wllIol, caBa there will
70 enough Republican votes III tho House to pass
1t without tho ald Of tho Den,oorata,