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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-26


TMPERIAL SILVER MINING
Company-Location Of principal place OF
business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold niil. Storey county
Nevada.
The Directors. held on the SSH day OF Novsm.
ttil per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately. In
United states gold coin, 70 the Secretary. at
the once Of the Company, Room No. 10 Bay.
wards Building, No. tis California street, ban
Francisco. California.
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December,
1874. will DC delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public a~uciiou. and unless payment 10 made
before, viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 10Th
day OF January. 1875, to pay the delinquent
assessment. tsErthsr with costs OF advertising
W. ". DEAN, Secretary.
0nice-Room No. 10 Hsywad's Building. No.
40 California street. Ban Francisco. California.
NYERMAN SILVER MINING
" COMPANY -Loeation Of principal place OF
business, san Francisco, tai
Location OF works. Gold Hnl. siorey County,
Nevada. y.
December. 1874. an assessment tho. so) OF
Three Dollar lts) per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable I'm.
med,ately, In United siairs gold coin, TO the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company. No. tit
Californfa street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on 9Th day Of January, ISIS,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before. win be cold ON TUESDAY. the asth
day Of January. 1875. 10 pay tho delinquent
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF rale.
ONO. u. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Onioe-No. AZ California street San Fran.
cisco. Cal. del I'd
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s~TocKHoLpERs' MEETING.

r 20 MINING COMPANY. NOTICE.
OF rsid Company, for the election Of. Trustees
and he Transaction Of business, will be held Ut
the once OF the Company, Room No. 0. Bxprsss
Bnilding.l San Francisco. c. lifomia. on BAT.
ukDAY, the aSth day Of December, 1874. q the
clo,s cd at 3 O'Clock ,. y. OF the nd instant, md
'.'' -'' - c.j: EATON. s.e...ry;
San Yraneiseo. Dec. II, 1874. dsft ID
T"kYA6-
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90, Trustses. ......... .a0t.. 10. IS :.
And In accordance with law and al order OF
tho Board Of Directors. made on the iith day
OF November, ls1<. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary VIII
be cold st public auction. at the 'ale'rooni OF
Maurice Deic a Co. No. SAG Pin street, SAN
Francisco. California. on MONDAY. the nth
day Of January. 1875. 81 the hour Of ] o'clock
.. y. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent as,ess-
ment thereon. together with costs 81 advertising
and expenses Of the sals,
FRANK SWIFT. Secretary.
0niee-Room No. 4, Hayward's Building. No
80 California street, Fan Francisoo. Ca.
ID JOCK ISLAND GOLD AND
IL Silver Mining Company. - Location 81
principal place Of business, San Francisco. Cal
lfornis.
Location OF works. Gold min Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notlcc.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess.
ment NO. 8, lcvied on the 10Th day Of November,
1874. the several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders. ~ follo~r;
Namss, No. Cert. shs Amt.
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RIzONA AND UTAH MINING
N Company-Locatlon OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict. Storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hsreby given that at q meeting Of
the Board of Directors. held on the 10th day Of
December. 1874, an assessment mo. ~ OF Sew
,niy.ave Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable immc.
diatsly, In United Ststcs gold coin, To the
Secretary. at the once OF the Company. Room
o.. No. 40 California street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the itth day Of Januap 1878.
will he delirquest. and advertised for rale at
public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before, will be sold on the Second day Of Feb.
rusry. 1878, to pay the delinquent assessmcni.
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale.
by order OF the Directors.
JOSEPH MAGuIRE, Secretary.
0fice-Room %, No. 40 California street.,
San Francisco. California. dei2 I'd
nAYrON GOLD AND SILVER
- Mining Company Location oil Drincin!
place Of business. San Francisco. cfliinrnia.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate District,
Lyon county, Nevada:
the Directors, held on the 10Th day Of December.
1874. an assessment mo. ~ Of one Dsliar (SD
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the cooperation. payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin. TO the Secretary. at the once
Of the Company, Room No. 10. IIayward's
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF January, 1875,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale At
public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before. will be sold on TUESDAY. the ID day
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$3.50 $3.50
PRATT'S
A BOLITION OIL!
TINE PEOPLES
FAILING REMEDY!
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Rheuusrisn. Neuralgia. Ge.s. Psystai
P.rsI!si.,, .ss.ia:: .siT . rs,s
CsiSs, Csilc, Cramps, Ctslera
Msrbss. Di.rvhes, Heed.
ache, Tssth-aehe, Enr.
ache. Lumbaae, Sci.
attrn, lame HACK
ana all Lame OF
ness and
Pals.
pRArT's ABOLITION OIL
Il. FAMILY REMEDY that you can't Afford
10 do without. In time 81 need IL viii save
you many dollars In money and many psngs Of
PRArr's ABOLITION OIL SPEAKS 70
ITsELr Every bottle its own Testimonial.
rE-Fof sale ~ ali Druggists and Dealers.
Price, ANAL 50 cent?, large 81 par bottis. L
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Tho date Of declaring the above stock delin.
quobt has been postponed to January n, 1875,
and the day Of sale 10 February u, 1915.
nv order Of the Board Of Directors.
deio I'd U. ID. SQUIRE. Secretary.
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%, Trusiees.......:.. e. 1873. 100. 100 -.
Schmledell. Hochsiadter
Co, Trustees 1919. 100. 100
Sehmiedell. Hochstadter a
20. Trustees..............lo :3. S....2o &.
Schmiedell. llochstadter a
Co, Trustees .l5B... 0....l0 Z.
sehmiedell. Ilochstadter &
70, Trustees 1876. ....6.....5 &.
Schmiedell. Ilochstsdter &
Co. Trustces...... .......lIpp....O ...bO =.
Schmiedrl. Hochstadter d
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saitrheum. Worms.
Gout. Neuralgia. 20 . Dinner Pm, and runty-
irr The Hood. are the most eongenial puma
nv. vet perfected. Their efscts abundanuy
.how how much they excel All e,nei Ilns'
They are safe and pleasant 70 tase. %. posss
fai 10 cue. They purEe cut the fo.l naners oi
the blsod; they stimulate the sluggisn Ana ais
ordered organ Into action. and thsy lmpart
health and tone 10 the whole being.. Tney eere
NOT only the everyday complains OF ever e9oy.
bat Formidable and dangerous di,esses- Mos'
skilifnl physicians, most eminent elerSymea,
and our best c~itixsns. send csrtineates o. euIes
performed and Of great benefits they nste ue,
lived nom these Pills. They are the eaiest ana
beet physic for children. beeaaso milo aswsn
o. efeciual. Being sugareoated. tnsy ~ essy
to take: and being purely vegetable tnsy nv
entirely harmless.
rsKrARrp MT
Or. J. O. AVER 4 co.,
Lowell, HAS,,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
~ Sold BY all Druesi.,s and Dealers In
REDDINGrON, H0sTETTER & CO.
Wholesale Agents,
del com iy San Francisco, Cal.
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-lssBssxIyYs LsvIED.
1cV IsI.lND COLD AND STL.

mock BLAND GOLD AND sILr
IL YER Mining Company.-Locstion Of .prin'
eipal place Of business. Ban fr,ncteco. e..
Location Of work., Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Noiiee 10 hereby given that q mesting o.
the Board or Directors, held on the 18th DAY OF
November, ls7t, an asssssnent one. y OF oss
Dollar (SfJ per share was levied upon The cap
sieiy. in United staiss gold coin. 70 the Sscrs'
tary, st the once Of the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment chall
vmain unpaid on the 3i.t day Of December.
is7l, win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
Of public auction. and unless peyms.t 10 MADE
nary isT3. TO pay the delinquent assessment,
together with coats Of sdvsrtising NJ expenses
efsale.
by s,der OF the Directors; -
Ohice-Room No. .. No. ti6 California street,
a. H-..l.~a NaiifnRala uOIH ID
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San Francisco, California. dss I'd
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
for All the Purposes eta Family rhysie'
CURING

c~ostivsnsss, jam
dice, Dyspepsia. lndi-
restion. Dye~ntery,
stomach and
Breath, Krysipel0.
Headache. lRheuma-
Piles. Eruptions
and skin Diseases.
~Biliousners, Liver
Dropy,
letter, Tumors and
49,
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Fssis s.< Dstihfsfs< "A. - syssL Iacs,s
f0s, 70 " SOD ~sSiSiss esq, ss< Away
ssssrSisTf 10 Sfrsfisss.
SOLD BY ALL F~iRsr-cLAss DRuccisrs
ju70 iy
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MIL AND MINING CON

Once Room No 10. Hsywsrd's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-08-29
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.

As the Norwich train, which is due at New Lon
60n at eleven A. NJ, was passing Montvile yester.
day. about four miles from Its destination, the
inner connecting rod OF the locomotive broke and,
in revolving, punched hole in the boiler, which
discharged the steam into the fire box. The door
was open at the moment, the fireman. II. billiard,
being engaged in throwing on COAL The steam
rushed out with such tremendous force that It
pinned him helpless against the woodpie In the
tender, scalded him frightfully and hurled
masses Of live Goals into his face and
breast The engineer. Calvin Moulton, was badly
scalded about the breast and arms, but managed
TO reverse the engine and stop the train after 1t
had run about half mile. The two men were
taken into house near BIZ, and at last accounts
the fireman was not expected to recover He pre-
sented dreadful spectacle. The skin was scalded
OF HIM In many places. and he was almost unable
to speak. When asked where he felt most pain
he slowly raised his right hand Off which the nesh
and nails were dropping, aud pointed to the pit OF
his stomach, calculating "0h that dreadful
steaml" telegram was sent TO New London for
another engine, w ich started at once taking the
superintendent with two hysicians That ofncer
had the sufferers cared for to the best Of his
ability
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however. accompanied him to Europe, and took
his principals place.

however, accompanied him TO Europe, and took
his principals place.
CONTO's LITERARY EFFORTS.
About ten years ago Comic published book az.
vocating slavery In Cuba. which was SOLD III CUBA
to limited extent, and looked upon as very
patriotic book. Recently number oil letters pup
iished In the Express by one OF the Spanish govern
ment's agents. Captain Francis Norton, were re-
published In book form and distributed wholesale
In this city, and sent to every newspaper 10 tne
country to show that slavery did not exist In
Cuba.
WHO COLONEL Pho ROsAD0 IS.
The combatant or Ferrer de COnto. colonel fio
Rosado, is native OF Santiago de Cuba, where ne
was professor In college at the outbreak OF the
war. he 10 about thirty years OF age, small ana
Gen ;ate looking and s man Of advanced Views;
O. the war by carrying dag OF truce from the
CUBAN chleftain Marmol to the Spanish Gen.
erai Garcia Munoz. The nag was carried
by. q liberated negro The SDaniards did not
kill him ana his negro attendant. for wonder, out
refused TO exchange any prisoners. Since then no
mas resided In this city. On his present expedi.
ton he was accompanied to Quebec, where he en-
barked on the Circassia by two Cuban gen tlemen,
named, respectively. Miguel Ruiz Aguiera and
PanchO Seller.
COMIC REPORTED TO BIZ DEAD.
1t was reported last evening that Comic had deA
from the effect OF bis wound. The duel is said to
have taken place at Roubaix.
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OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
educating American youths by receiving
them as cadets and lnstructng them in seaman.
ship thus fitting them Tor the higher duties OF the
commander and ,citiZens.n
About three O'Clock the company's tug George E.
Weed came alongside and carried the guests
ashore
THE PARTING FROM THE SHIP
was with regret Never has there been so sue
cessful an excursion-high toned and complete In
every minute detail-as that OF the City Of Peking
TO Newport which will ever be remembered by
those fortunate enough TO have been participants.
this affair is Justly due to Mr.. Rufus HATCH the
managing director OF the company. the steamer
will be open to-day for public Inspection from ten
O'Clock until i've.
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Not far out from ReiKiavk is the nrst farm house
l had seen. and as we passed by rode into the
"tunn to crafty my curiosity. The "tun" is the
enclosed or cultivated space about the house. 1t
may be three or four acres in extent or OF many
acres, and is surrounded either by Q stone or
turf wall, or q compound OF the two. BY cultiva-
ton. however, is only meant that 1t is kept In
order and enriched from time TO time with manure
for the sole purpose OF procuring grass for the
horses and cows In winter; so in the exact pro-
portion of the size OF the tun do you know how
many horses a farmer fbondermon) has to ride
ana carry burdens and how many cows he has
for milk. the sheep Craze at liberty summer and
winter on the wild heaths, and as we passed along
we often saw n0cks OF many hundreds dottin9 the
meadows and nlsides. For the purpose OF keep.
ing them from straying they have very In
telligent saRacious little shepherd dog,
about half the size of that animal in
the Shetands and Orkneys. The dog is also some
times used for keeping the spare and pack nor ses
to the road the horses being dreadfuy afraid of
him, as ne nips their heels most mercilessly. The
sheep are herded In pen in the evening and
the ewes are MIXED night and morning-milk of
some sort being an absolute necessity to the Ice
landic farmer. They drink IL In great guam titles,
but the principal use they make OF 1t Is to convert
1t into what they call "skyr," which in plain Eng
lish means ported cheese, curds or smear-case,
according as you may chance to live In New York,
New England, Pennsylvania or virginia They seem
to make 1t little more sour than we do. and 1t is
not palatable when eaten alone; but with sugar
and cream, OF which the farmers vile Is always
ready to supply you for the moderate considera-
ton OF few pennies It Is very refreshing, at least
to hungry man VINO has travelled long over an
Icelandic road ON the back OF an Icelsndic pony
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Destitute Sick Children's Excursion
Fund.
The following additional contributions have
been received by the Rev. Alvah wiswall, Master
of st. Johns Guild, and handed to Henry O. Do
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once anq may be sent to the HERALD office Mayor Hays
Broan way; Appleton 4 Co., No. 65l Broadway; Au-
gust re mont Co.. No IL Nassau street, Frederick A
i72 Broadway; H; B. Cladin Co. No. lad Church
Guild, No 50 Varick street.
The thirteenth excursion will take place on Tues
Gay, september leaving piers at the foot OF West
Tenth street, Market street and Twenty-thlrd
street East River, at eight, nine and half.psst
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CITY TREASURY,

Comptroller Green reports the following disburse-
ments and receipts OF the treasury yesterday: .
Claims paic number of warrants ~ amounting
, 1874-02-20
NUMBER ISL,
The Leader, last night, in two column article
doprooatoa tho movement and aays that nothing
can bo accomplished. 30 fur this Ia a fact,


At bHELuYf1LLE.
6lIELnrv1LLE, Ind, Feb. 19.--TliB city wae tue
first In Indiana to recommend md to curry into
execution tho pntont Of Dio Lowia for tho OK.
termination Of tho monster 1ntomperanco. The
crusnlo commenced lloro so1no three wcohs ago,
aud threatened tho comploto closing Of all our
saloons, but just whom tho women rot fairly
warmed up III their work tho liquor mon sorvod
upon them aud tlofr husbands notice to quit,
which lad tho offoct OF weakening tho orlsatferB
l1asoo Inns finally yBurrendored, and lia house Inns
boon lcaBod by tho cr,iaadors, nnd thoy
liavo converted It into house Of prayer
and tako possession of 1t daily. Masoo Ind boon
selllng liquor under Government liconBo, and,
knowing tho noxt Grand Jury would find butch
Of indictments against him and close Him up,
'oicHa ~"lens, lle readily accoptod tho propost-
toh he crusaders. Tomorrow tho liouHo
will W lvortcl iuto a roading-room. Tho ro-
A1 !5c nor vrnv ..r,,v.oronx
to q. iporntlco people, mud, as public opinion
Is 49, growing stronger agaiilst them, tho
rcsteet E Il continually grow leBs. Tho LIQUOR
mot =: bold front, and will soryo an in.
jun 4 = thoir buBlncsa is further interrupted.
The 8. that .
rniI> lie PROFITS OF THEIR BUSINESS
havurE diminished any sinco the war opened.
Tho &C. emont here is still high, and tho women
hold prayer meetings daily, and fun is ex-
poctcs. they resolso TO royigit tho saloons. nud
it may uu thoy will.
AT PRINCETON.
IsDIANAPoL1s, Feb. 10.-Thoro is great excito.
mens in Princeton over Ill attempt to inaugu.
ratio tho women's crusade in that plaza.
, 1874-02-20


Special Hsratch To Tht Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. g., Fob. 1o.-socrotary Do
limo gavo dinner this ovonlng to Chiof Justice
Waiso, which was attended by tho President, tho
Cabinet, and Assocato Justices Of tho Supreme
Court, and Representations Sherwood and Cum
kel, Of Ohio. A1r. Waito llas mado decidedly
favorable impression In all circles sinco his IT.
rival here, and Ills appointment Is receiving uni
vorsa1 approval.
, Con. Vim Buren, Inns satisfactorily closed bin
accounts with the Treasury Department ns Com
missioner to tho Vienna Exposition.
Judge Morrick. OF Maryland, who was tnon1-
bcr Of the Credit Mobilier Coinmittoe last soa-
al on, has boon employed to nssat Nr. Hhellabra-
ger o. counsel for tho momorialiBts III tho pond
ing District investigation.
The Socrotary OF tho Navy hnR appointed Mr..
bryant Goodwin, at Now York City, Civil Eli
gfnoor to accompany tho Nicaragua oannl route
inBpeotion party.
F: 1ioar-Adtni1at sands, Superintendent Of the
Naval Observatory, will, on Monday, tho Esd
inst, go regularly on tho rottrod list. His Buo-
coBBor will bo near-Admiral G. II. Davis, who
was formerly in charge Of tho Observatory, and
recentIy commander Of tho Norfolk Navy Yard.
Chtof-Justice Watto was On the floor Of tho
sonnte aomo time this afternoon, aud was intro
duccd to most Of tho Senators by Senator Shcr-
man. Secretary Doauo gayo q dinner to n1r.
Waite this ayoning. Tho guests we're tho prcB-
idont, 1nombosB OF tlo Cabinet, Associate
Judges, Supreme Court, and Representatives
dunckle aud Sherwood, Of Ohio.
, 1874-02-20

LONDON, Fob. 19-Tuo TIMES aays TINT tho
Earl Of Derby IL to receive tho portfolio Of Seo-
retary Of State for tho Foreign Department., and
tho Marquis OF Salisbury that Of Secretary Of
Stnte for India. It ia probable that DiBraoli will
comploto hiB Cabinet by Tonight.
It is said that tho Marquis Of Westminster is
to DO made Duke.
LONDON, Feb. 10.--Disraeli will 20 to Windsor
tomorrow and submit to tho Queen list Of
members Of his now Ministry. The Queea will
hold Council Of State Saturday, at which tho
designations Of Gladstone and his colleagues wil
be formally accepted, aud tile seals Of Office bo
conferred on the now Ministers.
Viscoun. Enfold will be summoned to tho
Chamber of Poors aB Baron StraTord.
Gladstone has advised The Queen to confer
knighthood on Charles :Rocd, momber Of tho
late Parliament for Hackney.
DR.. Isaac Butt, membor-elcc to Parliament
for Limerick, addressed meeting Of the Home
1sulo Association III Dublin tonight. He claimed
that there would to oighty-threo supporters of
tho Homa-Rulo movement in tho now parlin-
mont. This number includes twenty-four elected
in England. lilo expressed the opinion that tho
Conservative Government would not Inst beyond
three sessions OF Parliament.
Irish Homc-1uo members-olect will meet In
conference ut Dublin on tho I'd OF March.
, 1874-02-20
THE CIVIL SERVICE,
Spec,at Dispatch to The CAfcaGo Tribune,

THE MASSACHUSETTS ouBToM-HousE.
WARRINGTON, D. c.. Fob. 19.-Tho MasBachu-
sotta broil still continues to attract attontiou.
Judge Russell las attempted to withdraw Ills
resignation, but 1t is uudcrstood that If he ia
permitted to do so 1t will ba because Benjamin
Butler has 1oBt hiB cunning. The end is not yet.
Butlor has only begun to develop Ills planH.
Tho removal Of tho Naval Officer aud Surveyor
Of tho Port at Boston is aail to DO ha next
maneuvre. He proposes to put Hinoks, tho
Governor Of the Soldiers Home Mt Milwaukee,
in rs Naval Officer. Hncks was momber of
Dutler's staG during tho War. Tho present
Surveyor WAS soldier and shot all to pieces Ut
Chickamauga. but he, too, must go, to mako ,wny
for q Butler man. Tho only roaBon that Dutlor
assigns for making those. changes is that the
presont incumhentb have hold tho placos long
enough Massachusetts men aro quite indig-
nant at tho prospect.
DAWES
is hourly ontreated by telegraph mail, and por-
sonal solicitation to buckle on his armor and
clinos, notifying his importuners that Lo
battles against Butler, got whipped
Rsber ny foathoss no was
best I might, while they stood coldly by mud
looked on only" This ooldness in those wEo
are go anxious to havo l,iuletseIp tnem now, and
who we're alwaya glad to have his serviceB in tho
past, prevented hts elootion to tho Senate III
p1Aco OF Boutwell,.
THE noAn BRo1AERs
nlao think lie ought to Btaud By them, but, as
thoy refused to lit finger in his behalf whom
ho was candidate for the Senate. hoping that
in the strife betwoou Boutwell, and Dawes tho
lightning would strike ono Of them and send
him to the Senate, he docs not cnre to interfere.
He announces his intontion Of looking otter tho
grsat caro-, aud assiduously leaving The balance
OF the State to other hn,lda.
, 1874-02-20
DEPARTMENT. OF JUSTICE.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.

MARsHALs' AND oLHnXs' FEES.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Fob. 19.-A substitute for
Gen. Butler's bill requiring United 'Btates Mar
shnls and Clerks Of tho United Btates Conr ts
who hayo received fees and emolumeltH iu ex-
cess Of thoir legal compensation to deposit the
samo with the United 8tatos Treasurer, was
passed by the House to-day without objection.
by the act, Oh 1t passed, every officer Of tile
above character ia required to doposlt
with tho Treasurer foes /: and emol-
nmenta Of whateyor nature ro-
oetvod by thon1 in excoss' OF this
maximum compensation, as provided by Law !;
and for tho purpose Of collecting HaoA excessive
foes, etc., the Secretary Of the Treasury Ia em-
powered to designate two or moro employees or
Special AgontA Of Ills Department, WHO Hliall ro-
coiye for Buch oxtra Horvice such compensation,
not excooding $4,000 In any poriod Of me yenr,
as tho Secretary shall deem just and
proper, payable out Of the emolumenta
recovered or COLLECTED. IN case Of neglect
or refusal OF Marshala or Clerks to deposit such
excoBs Of fees, etc., tho Secretary bhal proceed
to collect OH tho bond, or by otiorSh hfoooellnga
lolnay deem most advisable. lsye15Epfloor TO-
fuBiug or neeg!ccting to deposit a[8AHb3oess OF
fcos Shall 10 deonied guilty Of orAhNzlemont.
and OH conviction shall be epunIaheG8Y Ylmpriaon-
mcnt at hard labor for not loas thin ycnr
nor moro than ten years, Or b1 dno not lesa