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gSalbington, Z. Dit: Seneral>
g(n,polt Milliams bot ous an1tl19en
Que0en No9ri6ten aug Dem Counter
gountp III 9llobamo erbnlten, Die er ols
pollfommen perlaBlib oniiebt. Dle 9Sei=
sen 1ollen li6 ooielbf 5u elmer losenonns
ten o,peiBen 9i9o" or9anilirt boben uno
ielt entl6lo1len lein,. oab fein 9le9er bel
Ser nd91ten Mobl itimnlen 1oa es lei
oeun Al @unIten Ser 9igo. Tim bie|e
gbId5t All errei9en, nimmt man 5u ollen
m6aliden Mitteln 3uflu9t, uni Die Tar=
bioen einaui6i6teru. 9ie 2 tbdti9lten
Nepublifaner i'm County, 8illinss (peib)
un6 SOP (farbig) linb am l. Mu9ult er=
moroet poroen. Die|e Morbtbaten ba=
"beu unter Den 6arbisen Gin allgemeines
Gntleben Derpor9ernfen. llm Die Sur
6iaen All terroriiiren, balten ftp bie9gei-
ber itets in 8anben sulamn,en uno loHen
5ae unb go6t so Monn itqrte big an
Die 3dbne bewaifnete Botrouillen ber'
uu,itreifen, un,, >uie iie Ia9er, einen Mn=
9riif Der Sorbisen auf bic @eiBen nn=:
mo9lid) su MAIDEN. 8is iett baben Die
Neoer nod ni6t eine ein5i9e Wn1talt 9e=
troAen, Die 81 ioldeu 8efiir@tun9en Nm
fab geben f0nnte.
8 oltimpre, Z. Oft. 9lls ein 16=
id6ri9er Sunse Namens Milliam Beatty
6eute Morsen mittellt bes Glepotors in
Ser Graderfabrit bon Beatty II. So. am
Duaans @erit binabiteisen luollte, rief
ibn Semanb beim Namen porauf er
berouslab uno init ieinem &opfe 5tuil6en
oen Glepotor unb bic 9ede gerietb.
5eiu &opf ipurbe 10 srdblitb setmalmt
ooB ol}ooleib 500 eintrat.
nsSranciscD, s. Ott. Nle
oieienisen WirtbI9aften in lpel9en
5d)enfmdo6en onsc1teut ,uaren y Iino
. oenern Mbeno bon Der PoliSet geI6loI=
len >porben. .....
gbicoeo, Su., 7. 0ttober. Sic
NotionaI Contention Der fatboll1d)en
5otal=Gntbaltl lamfeits= Union trat beute
CUR @ibun9 suIammen, na9oem bic per=
l6ieoenen fatbolil l9en Mdbi9feitspereine
in procelfon our6 Die Stroben ser @taot
9c5o9en tparen. ,-~
uCullASu oA2"'SS ~ tN~''SNss>'~'s 49,
fatboIi1b. Sotal= Gntbaltlanlfeits, Union
erltatteteu bie perl9iebenen gommitteen
unb Beamte Beri6te, aug benen erbelt,
oob T6 6ie 3abl Der fatbolii6eu Mdbig-
feits-Wereine in erfreulider Weile per=
mebrt unb bag Sntere6e ber @eiftli6teit
All Der Sa6e 3usenomnlen bat: .~,
Ser @ieg Der oemofratil6en Yartei in
@eorgia 1T Elm poQltdnoi9er: Tur
6eioe 3iuei9e Der 2esislatur baben bic
Repnblifaner bel elmer Mitglieoer5abl
uon 2l9, taum II gaubibaten bur9ge=
bro6t. Sn Musuito betrng Die 3ablber
absesebenen @timmen17O0, popbn 1900
auf Sic ben1ofratilden Ganoibaten fielen.
Ne,p OrIeans,8. Oct. sSn 9pQD
springs MilI., nab,n geitern Elm aus
un9efdbr pier5is Nesern beltebenoer Wtob
;lpei Sarbi9e, Sames pertins nnb Bil=
liam &apenspoob aug bem @efdnsnib
uno er{9oB oielelben. Sic 8eioen woren
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0Snmerom . SEN ~ &ffpber 1874 49, Y

rer 9eocn e(rnim fano inter 9elebli6er
Mutoritdt 1tott, Man 1T oer Mnl li1t, bob
Mrnim Die Briefe, bcren s(uslieferung
begebrt miro, na6 Gnslano ge|onot bot
mo lie ]i6er ouf9ebpben lino.
Sic vYoa Mou=@asette peroffsntli9t
beute cine @pecialoepelde oon Serliu,
lpel6e meloet, oaB Gjraf grnim tm &C.
fdnsniB eln 3immer III Der @o6nuns Deg
sSulpcctors be,poDnt nno td9lidD eine
@tunoc i'm @arten lpasieren geben bari,
oaen i'm uebri9en sansli6 Der itren9en
Sc fdn9niB Boisciplin nnterluorten 1T: gSc'
Der feline Tamilie nod feline 9iener oilr=
| fen i'm belu6en. Gr perpei9crt bic 9us~
leferung Der in ieinem 8eiib befinoli6en
Yapiere uno mia audi feline 9(usfun{t
iiter oie]elben geben. Ct 1T ouberoroent=
lid aufyere9t :unb lebr ouf9ebro6t liber
oen Sirltcn 8ismard.
9ono oon, 8. Oct. Wton beri6tet BON
Berlin, bob biel9ln9ele9enbeit oes @rofen
9(rnim eine .bb1e Menoun9 nebn1e, oenu
Der &ailer babc anseoronet oas 4Qes
aufseboten per0en loa, UNI bic pcrltedten
popiere onsufinben.
Gin @peciol=Selegranlm an BAG Slatt
u@tonboro" beri6tet BON 8erlin, oab bic
lreunoe bes @rafen 9lruim NIT inn nid)t
Derfebren f0nnen, neil ibre WobnDdu1er
BON Der Yolisei bur6lu6t lueroen. rGs
beiBt", la9t 6as Sele9ramm, oab oiele
8orednoe nit einem oemnddlt erl6ei=
nenoen Bu6e i'm 3ulamnenbang itebene
be]len erlte Bogen bereits in ultromonta~
men &rei ilen in Wien une @eiin6en circu@
liren. Sic per6eimli9ten Papiere be5if@
fern f6 an9ebli6 ouf einbunoert.
8ii6of &pnrab Mart / II BON
Yaoerborn 1T am 81. @ept. in erlter Sn=
fans ,peoen leines Sirtenbrief fes uom IA.
Mdrs su elmer Sc lamn1titrofe BON bier
W}onaten Seitun9 perurtbeilt.
Giuem @eru6te 5ufol9e itebt bic &0ni=
ain 8ittlpe BON Baiern int Besriife sur
fatbolil6en &ir9e ii6ersutreten.
Garlsrube,4 Oct. SoQD, oer ba=
oil6e Miniiterprdiioent, iaete seitern in
elmer &ebe, Deutl6lano miili ouf elneN
neuen &rie9 9efaBt Iein.
Qonbon, 4. Oct. Sc miro beri@tet
oaB Der &er5o9 bon Nortbumberlano nebft
@emablin gum &otolieismus iibertreten
lit. Sic No6ri1t perlrlabt in oer en9li*
1ben @,e1euj@oft 9roben @ufleben.
.Mus @isSa 'piro bic iy 8ete9rnns
elmer proteitonti|6en Samilie aus 4 n g.
an6 beri@tet.~ 9err 81 mes ndta*-
lid, ein le6r rei6er Beliber ous Der
@rafl6oit Mprsbampton, ipel3er N@
, oielen @ommer nebit Tamilie IN W'59a
oufbielt, 1T bort nit ben Seini9en in
! ben @9ooB Der einieeu> gellise"' o49e~'
: meinen un6 apoltolii4en &irde surudae=
. treten.
! 9iefatbo1ii6 e@ a11fo6 IT 81
: fir6e 5u Gent . d a II Propins
t po1en mar na6 Der ~8erliner @oltsseir
tuna" felt unoenfli9en 3eiten ni&t 70
3oblrei9 beludt, tpie III oie1em Sabre:
WG6renb Der 6eierli9feiten sll W3arid
@5eburt mar Die 3obl Der @aufabrer Big
. su Der enormen @6be BON 100000 anges
. ipa61en. @iele 8ereiue lporen nit N&ulif
uno ibren @eiitli6en an Der @plhe
|erI9ienen.
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Der Grmorouns zines setpiHen Mad Sin
ansetlagt. Die 9anse @el6i9te wuroe
10 sebeim 9ebolten uno ous9efiibrt, oob
man erlt beute Mforgen oopon &enntnib
erbielt.
buffalo, q. g., 8. Oft. Sic
Ser. @taotcn @cbein1=Yoli5iiten perbaf=
teten beute ben notoril l6en 8erfertiger
unahter Bonfnoten uno @rapeur, Sbom.
8auoro, alias Sob. 0opis, nebit leinen
Mitl9uloigen @lilabet6 8aqar6 uno
Mnna Mbams. Sic PoliSiiten fonoen i'm
Be1ite Der WrreFonten $4,000 in un=
d9ten 8antnoten {omie Die platten,
Gtempel, bas Papier &c.
Q(m II. Oft. ,puroe Der @runo=
itein 5u elmer neuen tatbolil l9en Stride in
Gcntralia Sa. 9ele9t.
- Sn 9 ltim re miro cine Dill
bnngsonltolt fit fotbolll6 2ebrerinnen
erri6tet.
= Man loet, boB bic DiDseie port<
lamb 9etbeilt ,ueroen iou >uobur6 Die
3abl unIercr 8il66fe I'm einen pern1ebr1
tpllr0e.
- Gin totbolil6er Srlanoer, g. 8,
SoubD ldBt in & osers Yorf, Misc
ouf feline olleinise &e6nuns cine &ir6t
bouen, Die $4,000 foiten ,pir6.
. - Sn Ga ticote, Pa., ,uuro'
am 80. Mu9uit Der @runo itein au elmer
neuen tatb. Stride 9elest.
/, - Sn % en-, Ya. ,puroe an
20. September eine neue fotb. &ir6
eings,peibt.
- DoHelbe eei9ob ont 27. @ept. ii
81 II 9 Ii lto, Minn.
- Neue fatbolii@e &ir6en ,purbe,
ferner eineetueibt; am 20. @eptbr. il
g fame ateIes Sails, q. g., an
8. @ept. in Gair@ open, ST. an
20. @eptember in 6 asco, @isc., an
13. Sept. in Delano, Minn.
- 8rope &atbolifen feierten ibr
1iGberne So65eit, ,1dmli6 am 25. Sept
Matbios Menber in MQesbenp, Pa., uni
am. S. Oct. Splepb 9alm in Milipqufee
@isc. M09en beibe ou9 no9 Die 9ol
oene Sod5eit feiern t0nnen!
- Gbrli@9etbeilt! Sn Greer
&iper, &p., erfldrte iiin9it Elm Prebi9e
in Der Mbi@ieosprebi9t ieiner @emeinoe
boB er $50 ber neu erri6teten Rir9
ldenfen molle., ipenn~ Die @emeinbe bi
linn i6uloenben 500 be5able. 81
@emeinbe bei9lob Die $50 perlieren ),
lpollen unb lomit ii6 ebrli@ init ibm il
ben 8erIuit tbeilen. ST mubte 10 ob
5ieben.
Columbus, 90. Oct. @m. 9o
big, Elm bielger @rbeiter> wuroe gel teri
Mbenb bon einem 8abn5uge iiberfabrel
Eunb }ofort set0btet.'
Cine .Trau, Namens &ola 9oDs, ltar
|lebter Sage I'M ct. Trancis- 9o1pital Uni
Eibre Qeihe ,purbe auf benz fatbolii@el
Trieobofe beerbist. @eitern No9t muir
Sc nun bas @rab ge6ffnet uno bic 2ei9
geraubt. Gin fatbolii9er Priefter er
lan9te beute Morsen einen Marrant Uni
bega6 fi9 NIT mebreren polisiiten in'
Mebical College, tuelde oas gan5e @e
bdube bur9lu@ten uno 5tpei YrofeIlorel
anb breiBig Stuoenten per6afteten. 81
2ei9e Der Trau 9aps fornte jeoo6 MID
| auf9efunoen ,peroen. q
, 1874-07-22

ANOTHER.
- CHICAGO, July 10, iS74
NfsssrE. HERRING 4 CO.:
Egonte: W. had ono Of your No. HerrnR's Patcnt
champion Safes In tho otco OF tho Postal Record, which
pAasGd through tho Rroat fire of the th inst. and
icEvsd 1t. conionta in satlsfacory manusE. n,,.,
Yours truly, O. X. MhTSON,
aoo'y and Trcas'r Weatern Postal Record.
, 1874-07-22
wAN7rE1D-

partner "a and pro.i.sbe "l!oe-
ltal now Invested o0 whioh y.!daa rot ot " por
oent por annum FROM 30, uN to Shu,e e nnro IL do.
81ed 10 e4tDtd Tho business, An &p4F9 pArtp$f pgs.
fssssd Addrs1s " II, TEIhuas aado$,
, 1874-07-22

KANKAKEI, ILL.,, July II, 1874.
Mces,s. HERRING 4 CO.; "
Giants: On Friday mornins, July 10. botvsgn and
the ground. Wo had Of your 1IorrinR No. Saes,
which exposed TO stoat heat and considering IL
old kiyo OF Shfs, 1t did It's duty we'll pre4oeylux
our books and papura In splendid condition.
Yours vary truly. j. q. MATEER,
Pros. KankAkos pIaulng Mill Co.
, 1874-07-22

AND STILL ANOTHER.
CHICAGO, July ls 1874.
Mcssrs. HERRING i CO.:
Gtnts: Thu No. fuldnk door IIorrln9s Patent Cham
pon Safe which had III tho Ato DISASTROUS fro of tho
It'll Inst. taken Of tho rtns to-day tour days
see the 1s' and although i lsy " od Of ln1ninF
It had to be cooled utg will! water founs, upon ts be-
Ing aponed, that tho woodwork inside Aa good ~ bo
tho great fro Of October la7 whish thon sa'od it, COLL
l ain now satHtcd with the F1AE-rnooF qualities Of
uotzug's 6afos, hars rrarod tgn most tInrnghy.
U. BKCkWITu.
, 1874-07-22
SAFES,
HERR1NG'S SAFES -!
IN TUU
GREAT FIRE
Of The l4h Of Jlly, 1874.
Every Herring's Safe
Saves It's Contents.
Not aSingle Failure,

. O'1ioA0o, July ID. 1874.
Mcssss. HERRING co.,.
Gonta: had ono O! your Hnr1inga Patent Champion
Safes In to late disastrous fro VI thu th inst. and
F!ad to Inform that tho conous, consstinG 9! yaa-
bio paposs, doeds DO, preserved In excellent con-
aitton. 5000.
Your truly, MRS. 3. 4. KING.
, 1874-07-22


band OF tho criminal facts heroinboforo stated,
accompanied with citations from Beochor'a arg1-
monts and roaBoninSs with Aer to overcome her
loug-npintained scrnples against yielding to lia
desires, and declaring that h.e had committed
no wrong to her husband, Or her marriage VOW,
quoting in support of tls opinion that hoE pastor
Lad repcatedly insured hor t!.at she was srotless
mud claBte, which sho bollovod horHolf to DO.
Bho further stated that hor sexual commerce
with him Ind novcr proceeded from low
his, but always from pure affection and high re-
ligiouB love. 6ho stated, furthermore, that Mr.
Beochor habituRl!y characterized their intimacy
by tue torn, "NoAt-Iliding," " and ho would suffer
pain and sorrow II i,is hidden secrot we're ever
lnn.fo known. Slo sald Tint her mind wRs often
burdened by douoit necessary Tor her to practice
III order to proyept discovery, and that ller con.
Bcience had many time, impellcd her to throw oil
this burden Of enforced falsohood by mating
full confession to hor husband. 30 that aho
lio In particular sho Hald that she lad boon Oh
tlla point Of making thia confession q few
months previously, during aoyoro illnoas, when
sho feared slo might dlo. sho affirmed also
that Booolor las assured her repeatedly that lo
other woman, and alls toll juhtiaod before God
IN her intimacy with him, sAvo tho necessary DO
colt which accompanied 1t, aud at which nho fre-
quontly suffered IN her MUD.
FoRG1yESEss.
Ninth-That, after tho aboy0.nR1ned CON nfosHion
by Mrs. Elizabeth Il. I'Iton, Hllo rotlrIlcd 10 tho
country to await such action by hor husband as
io might Boo fit to tako, wl!oronpon many con.
sitluratlons tho chief Of which WAS that bho had
not voluntarily gone nBtray, but Ind boon art~
fully misl8d through religious reycronce for tho
Noy. Honry Ward Heacller as hor spiritual guide,
together also from ttoBiro to protoot tue family
from open shame. Tilton condoned the wrong,
aud he addressed to hs vito suoh letkors OF atroo-
ton, tendornese, and respect ~ IL foEs would
, 1874-10-15
EORE.lGN.
Reports Of Cnr}ist Submissions
Denied.
Eugene and Her Son Thankful for
the Election Of Prince
Bonapartc.

SPAIN.
AEr plT3 OF cAnL1sF fuAEENpEn3 CONTRADICTORY.
L oSDoN, Oct. IA djBpatch to tl!o Pail 1faR
09?eao from ssutauaor, HATH that che report of
tho aurrondor or two Carliat bsttalious to the
Rei 'ubl!cauH III ofllcially coutr<dicted.
AAs1r 1rEats
Madrid, Oct. 1i.-rho Christ forcos ycatcr-
day malo two attacks upon tho Town OF AMI
poa H. III Cata1onin, bit each tiulo repltlYe1
viii. ct4.sidcraL.o ioaa.
yHarAspEn Oct 14.-Culs. Darnuals and
Col ordB, commanders Of tMo Caritst battal1ous
1aw >arriud at aanttrce, mid offered to aurrcu-
aorun tho Republicans If themselves aud ,net4
aro psyilouca. They report that tl,roo moro
BATH ,icns Aare jolnad thc,l, mud offer to sur
read TT upou tho sainn terms.
L,nDoS, Oct. 15.--A special from Hcnlayc to
tho ipai|y Ncins EAyn Eorclt .piecca Ut artillery
aud 5000 riil.s wero rcrantly lnnlod for tbs
Cart.sts from = utoamer reported to 10 all Eu-
E!ielucrutt.
TEn E1nuish Consul a. Dasorno haa bad tho
steal ncr Moves seized ut st. jean do Luz IN II
char,o that nl,o IL laaes. with contahan1 ot wat,
Gen. Iona, commanding tho Republican
trooE's, has capturcd the 'lojghts Of ordrina.
, 1874-10-15

rnIScE NoHApANT.'s ELECTION.
Lo,boS, Oct. t4.-Tao e1-1:npreas Eugenin
and hur son hayo autographed thor thanis to
tho 1,oopls Of Ajaecio for basLpg o1cctod p1ipoo
buuu.1a,to to tho Council Gcnorai over Pripco
Napoleon. It iaauneuucod that Prince Napo-
Icon Till bo.onlo {. resiiout OF tfla Department
Of CiI.rento 1liforcure QUO OF tho htrpngest of
the Hounpartist departments. in order to bocomo
cielet to tho Council General aud to tho Ma
tionaa Assembly.
violent article ntt,ibuting tho Spanish eosn"
plaintis Ut breaches Of ncuteality against FRANCO
TO the is,GtiEatIon OF Pr.lssfa.
Log DON. Oct. 1J.-Tlie Times publishou n lot
tor t1xan Reguier, tue abkeonn; witness il The
Dazai7to trinlt asking Eisalafrls to clear hun Of
plies, undor date Of tho "a lnst., tint
he t4:ars tho exia.lng irritation against
him in Franco will nulify hia osilonce
~ fnv,ar OF Rcl,nicr. Nevertheless, ilo does not
hosita to 70 repeat ttlat I;cyuier actuatcI III
his negotiations bcfore Motz by no 0,os 11otlvc
than that of courageous devotion to tho inter-
entB II his county, which ilo believed 10 10
lnareb favored tho execution of Icgniora project,
With t.'Viow OF hastaning puaco by ezlAblsna tho
ir,per:fal Goycrnlaaht to communicate with Lhe
ai1.ly s,f Metz lh caHe tho proposed relatio1ls
wora GEtAbliBhel tho upr!nunA wuNll have hcen
placed in communication with Ill obtab}islacd
Guret Gtncnt which vas authorized to eonclEdo
ueaco in tito name Of Franco. Bismarck cos,-
clwdcsl Ata latter to Kcgnicr With tho following
Affirm Itiou, for the truth Of Which he pledges
advantage from nle in allowing you to cntor
Motx. I beloved that you could promote
putrtutic and uaeiul action i'll the intnrost OF
ucRce,."
, 1874-10-15

Stxofal Uspafch IL I'he Cti:d2o IrstuHe.
New ioRK, Oct 1I.-Tho w}leat-n1ariot oponol
ateady, with son,o speculative demand Tor
spring, but shippers held off, Nintur ilYm, but
not Active. Tho mnrlfot c!uBeA worry dull aud ttn-
nettled for spEing. Shippers hold oil, and tho,e
is lgrdly enough % dolng to Elso character to TIC
market. Winter Ii comparatively tr1n and III
fair demand. THO sales arc 10, ,000 bu ut *I.0G@
1.07 for No. : ChicaEo Hprlny. st0SdDl.U5 for
No. Chicago spring, y. IL for No. 3ltlwaukee.
$l.el@l.23I5 Tor rod Western, s129@1.2l for
white aticlsan, *1.25 for amber do. aud el.25
for nmbcr WabhHtl.
Barley lu' limited demand and heavy. salea.
1,6D0 ba ut II 80 for t.o.roweA StAte, 31.9o for
tour.rowea do. aud s1.a0 for cs1oico canada
West.
Barley malt il dull md hcayy. sa!ea OF 5000
bu infoiior WeHtosM ut abont - 20 casA.
Outs arc lower md unsettled. THIS demand is
very light Tho Ha1oH ato 10, 200 bu; now Ohio
mixed at 0lGs82c "hito At G3@G4e; Western
mi1ell at G2'lo; white ut G3@G5e; mixed at 01Gp
o2s; asd w:,ite ut G3@G4}4o. Included in tl!D
ealaa arc 20, GC0 bu, I'LL November, at Csc for No.
Chicago and %, 300 bu. sclicr last half 0ctoboY
ut Go
1syo III qulct. Small aalos Of Joraey ns 959
&C., aud Htate at *1.00.
Corn IL much lower aud moro nctiye. Tho de-
nanna u III psrt speculative. The sales ORC
Bkoro and 03Gy!W}6o Aaoat; Western whsto ut
vse@sl,oa Western yellow et Sac.
Pork market very much lower and domorai"
lied. Tho sales aro 16O brla u1ees, early, at
E9l.t09pa2.0O In lotn; y brlH fam1ly do at
Ssa;o9 ~; 1'7S0 br'a m'ss s''''s October ut a2osS
Lard a lowos and oloses very quiet. saloa Of
2do tcs e,ty ut 18}lfal3esse; l59 tcs old Weatern
ut 133eGpl1a1c; W lca nsw DO ut l33$c. For
future delivery vo hear Of l,75q tes. soller dret
!af Of November. at la}lc; 1,26o tcs, seller oil
November ut 129&c; 500 tcs. aalor a,x months,
at II b-ldo; aud sou tcy, Belsr January and Fob
ssary. "s 14c.
, 1874-10-15

DEG MONIES, H., Oct. la.--iu tho suit Of
Chut1e3 Alexander and otlors against i,o Con-
tral Railroad Company Of Iowa, brought In tue
Circuit Court Of the United Statcs Jidl;se Dillon
presiding, tho demurrer of defendants waH to-
day oyorruled. This suit was brought. III by
minority Of tho bondloldors in the Abo,c-1larned
road, aakfng for themne,yeo and nll the pti}colu
foreclosure of tho mortgage. III co.lHv4 acuro Of
neglect inability Of tlo Company to utees tlosr
ruupon interest. Tho demurrer roatud Oh tho
fact s.at tho conditions Of tho mortgage required
tho TrnatcoB to move ut tho Eoquett OF tho
majortty Of tao bondholdoru. THO Curt held
tAeso oonditionu to DO cumulative md 10 DO used
by the lnortgageo or not Mt luis option. Appllca.
tion fur Recaiyor will ho heard t'~mufrow.
En!tl,, Of Dubuque, and Dnncombo, Of Fort
Dodge, attorneys Tor plaintiffs; JudSo Ggans, OF
Davenport, attorney for 4'rl,hteoH,
, 1874-10-15

Proceedings Of rcntertsny'A :esslon.
Tho Grand Lodgo mat III Mccormick Muslo-
trall yeatordaY morning at o'clock, about 200
mcn,bera being preaeilt.
Tho Committee on Croaontla}s, by noprcsons-
atiye Fowlos, prosentea report, which IVES
adapted.
L. 3. Itlla, q. +. Of tho Grand Lodge Of Wis.,
cousin, mud William I. slasor, 2. 4. II. OF tho
draud Lolgo OF Ohio, vero introduced by J. q.
Hmith, 7. c. H., and were received with tl1o
hotors Of tho Order,
Tho Grand Master announced somo special
committees.
An invitation from lilo Lot1gos mud cit!zo,s OF
Car'insYlla Vas received aasl nn motion OF Bro.
Neodlos, q. Ici,., tho consideration Of th!u, md
all similar Invitations that may 10 preaontod,
waB rande tho special oraor for 10 o'clock .. II.
to.tlny.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
by Bro. LnRc, =. d. @. H., presented the fot-
loving report. which was laid on tho sablo under
tIU tt1le:
1hfa< Grand Iaffe Of Tie State qF Illinois:
Your Committee on Financo hava examined thu
b0oss and vnnehcra VI tho Il, ". Grand Treasurer,
n,u! ind fol!owa:
Amount Oil baud ut commencement
u last tErt1. 9,G74 10
Received from Gland Secrstary
durtng tho fiscal ycar............ 9o,643.ss
Total, ,..................... s10,31004
Amount paid GU orders.... .Si7,3Gi.Sl
balance, cash on huna. a....,......... 12,0Ss.t3
e.,n ain IA
, 1874-10-15

CRIT, ]. y. aocul,oug1a, yico.1'root,cnt Pom,
sylva1a Nal,road' u; a. cassat;; d9nesa! 1iaaa@
Esf PonnSylyantn y a', cHqMpanyi "; u; MsEsan,
cral alnnager Jcfsorsonyii!o, .Mnituon Il Indian
npo'ls T. Il. Joy. prcpldons Michigan central:
Au,asa Stone, IT., t,anora Aiana ger Michigan,
soutnorn Ratlronts; 9. v. Smith, {ienelnt MIN.
hEer Dloo'n,,ton, lntauapoiia Il Western: ).
s,lto: T. II. Short. lresiAont Cincinnati, Ynani}~
ton l. Dayton a,ul DAYTON & Michigan: T. o,
1lngar1: rFoess'on, Grand napias 4: itiliaapoiis,
nlr; cSllstt, rteeldot't nanvllo 4 Terro lfanla
Alton Robert Natrln, Aoncral Suporintonil-
ont Cllieago, burlington Is Quincy; Alexander
Mitchell. ncncra1 Superintendent, nlMl la,nus T.
C|arlc' oonora] Managey, n!'nuIa Contral; Goa
rayno. e'cnera! Snporlntondoiit l.ako aloro Il
Cli1cago, burlington 4 Qnlicy.
-, Tloro wero also prcsont tho following nix
McetoIn CoillfhlHslono1s George u. Wright,
Go!nins;,ip. O.; J.. n. Andrews. Indianapolis:
Clerc!and,; Isuac Il. Sturgeon. st. Louis: a'ld
j. & Nawbury, Detroit. ats. L. ". blanchard,
OF Tho Easteru Commissioners, was alho prescnt.
NJ. ], q. Cox President Of Tic Toledo, Wabnsh
Western, wao sclocted as Ohairmnn, aud Nr.
l. II. Sturgeon, Of st. louis aucrlttrY.
4 REFUSAL.
Tic abovo agreement Was roaa, mud MI llioao
presout requested to aigu Il.
Tho Ma.ngers Ut tue Chicago l. Norshw oBsorn,
InHhEu, burlington u &llHcS. GHiGhHo ~ h!tont
Chicago, Rock Island & pscillc, and Bevora other
Wostern roadv, refnent to onter illto s1,ci, nn
agreement, but They stated that tlley wnuld not
Interfere Will, tho worR Of tho Commissioners.
n,d 'goaltl alit'o by thy ratos provided by thnm
Mt such points whera illotr roads came into con
tact with thnso tiat iad Bigncd the ogroomont.
A discussion of tho n,esitH uf tho compact WIS
entorct into, but tho Western Managers remained
firm, aud tile ,nnetng therefore adjourned ut
about IL O'Clock until 5:3U prIuG1 y. III.
Tho Conference nsaeub1el agAsn OIL ttrne and
took up the subject of
WffAT AsIpUNT OF uAudAGf
shall bo allowed to each pauHollgor. It wnB
claimed that 100 pounla should ho the naxinsiNn
amount. TIls question was laid over until
to-day.
1t was also decided that no FREQ pnasos OF any
kind ulsuuld 10 ;vauoa Stack men acsnnlly in
charge Of Bsucli wiil be allowed to rids free but
no return .panses will 10 granted.
Tho commission uYsein was ALEC taken up,
and, after Il lengthy discussion, 1t was resolyed
TINT uone Of Tho roads having siEncd TIN ngreo-
1nout should bo allowed To pay commissions to
ticket agentu and scalpers Oil through Dusineaa
to tho l:aBt.
Tho n,eoting then adjourned. to meet pgain at
10 O'Clock this morning.
, 1874-10-15


Tho rspor: bays the increase Of ,eyenne shown
In tho cArlS part Of the year wns not maintained.
through several eauscH "Yon arc still dcpeu.
dent Cor ravenllo entirely upon your local bllai-
'ess, which tho nrtivo eo1npettt,on Of AL euoY-
Gotic rival comphiH you to ,noyo at worry low
lltcn, OF loao the business entirely. Tho OPEN
itg III March last OF the 2ostthweat Pennsylvania
Railway, tapping ut Coruelisyillo the very heart
OF tho coke district. Rs, through our inability to
compoto by way Of Cumberland, ,diyorted from you
yory largo portion Of tho coke trade, heretofore
almou: controlled by you, mud 1las resulted I'll
]osB of royonue to rou Of upwards Of 81 900 l>cr
day. Tho Buu1enaion Of coal production during
tho summer 1aonthe duo to a strike Of tho
operatives, st,li turtler rednced tho revenue or
your roHd, whilst tic liDnncial difficulty w}it:h
eulnlinated IN tho rccent pnnie Of September
llna 60 M1Tcctod tho iron iucrestH On which this
road largely depends, that the receipts for ii1e
months OF Hcpte1nber aud October have falltn
much below those Of tho corresponding month";
last year." In regard to wasterll outlet,
tho report says "you cannot Loot tor a,,y la1Ie
increase OF royot,uo until you haye secured IL
western outlet operated III your own Inherent tr
IN closc alliance with YOU. The completion nf
tho N'hccliuG Pittubnrg Il baltimore lallrosal.
NOW being constructed under the auspicas Of ::ha
Iattimolo (. Ohio Railroad Company, will. in d
measlre a:cure tbis resslt, giving you at Wh',el-
i,lg q direct connection with tho Ohio gyateu OF
roads. but al, outlet to the Northwest by wgi OF
pttsburt, Ati remains Us Ito grcat 1cBiderGt am,
which, %hea effected, cannot fail to give you 4
busluoaa that will Le largely romunerasivo."