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Will have 20 % appointed. Here comes % some
mere "nne work. Increase OF complications ds-
lights the heart Of corrupt statesmen
SCHEME FRUSTRATED.
An adrOit scheme TO legalize The claims or tie
old Municipal Police. appointed curing Mayor
WOODS Term, Was today frustrated ia tue As
It IS stated that an amendment was resuscitated
IN one OF Comptt oier Green's bills reported from
she committee on Cites, which compelled pay
ment or those claims. now amounting 81 over one
million OF dollars When che Dill came up ia
Tue Assembly for thlrd reading to-day TINS
Jacob Hess.
As announced IL my despatch to the HERALD
last nlsnt, Tue counter movement against me
railroad Riag combination resulted TINS morning
IN the passage 81 the RAPID Transit bill reported
rom the committee on General, Local and special
Laws. An Effort WAS also maze by the lntrOduc.
uon OF resolution, brst ~ Mr. ]. w, Smith aud
next by Mr. BrORan, % call back from the senate
the Common Council bill, as amended ana passed
yesterday in tie Assembly Mr. smith informs 81
nae MA sole object III making TINS proposition was
If possible 10 nave Objectionable amendments
stricken out, and tnen pass the oil rs original
sent up BY the Common Council. This resolution
only received twenty votes ana was consequently
lost.
the bill drawn up by tho above committee wis
then brought up and passed without single
word or objection or debate. IL Is now perfectly
understood that the Railroad Ring have their on u
way, and that plant Sena te aud Assembly VIII 40
nothing against tue In erests OF these monopollst Is
The main object OF the railroad companies mas
been accomplished IN causing the introduction
and passage OF a multiplicity 81 measures 80 - 70
confuse tins whole subject OF rapid transit.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL DODGE.
Wnen an acute member wishes 10 place himself
right before MS constituents on any bll Where
Illegltlmate lnnuences nave been az work ana the
programme Is arranged 70 Nil the measure AZ = 4
common practice 70 make buncomhe speech OF
oDJooeio' ~
RIVuhus: tVtnts anu lecnnlCan.los aEe ploAuu
out. Attention - caIeu, IN SleHtoIl3u tones, W
the recorded oath taken by the member 10 sup
port the constitution OF the State OF New York.
lie cannot thp re- ore vote Tor the hin as IL CON
tatns nrovia,on. onnnsaa ~ The snirt NJ Ihnt con
80 ,,a.i - .',ta, ~ 49, .nora s ,nSais MI
S|t,nsiVn "o 1 "a 80 go ~ pn'n - NJ
uouge mas oebu frequently uSeu IN udHullng raplu
transit bills. The puDlIc should beware OF those
gymnastic statesmen VINO tiippanLly argue almost
ave ~ measure upon constitutional urounus
me pill giviag permission 70 dne new lotA ne,
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DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

4 Nornrg wrRDERED IN IS INsASE SOS
TERRIBLE rEao,1rr ~ THY MuRpERra
EosrOS. Mass Nay Is. 1873.
Tae small town al Nrwburg. Essex souats, was
tie scene of Tragedy cary tnis morning. VIII
liam Russeu. wideWer. agei tn,rtS years. quar-
relied with 4 younger brotncr iu his fs6her's
house ana upon the interference u lus moaher. 4
woman or sixty years, he turned upon acr with
terunlc feroclIy and almost severed hcr mead
nom bet BODY with 4 shoe knue, killing her In
s,antiv He tnen attacked the fltaer AMI would
nave KILLED hlm nut tot tue lnterierenCG of neigh
bors VINO secured the murderer after a struggle
The yoangor brother aud hther were badl,
wounded but viii recover AZ ne threatened Il
/ Xiii the famuy, " Is supposed tLAs he : insane
/, llc y nov iAlad ~ NsWDangogS.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

MATCH RACE FOR FIVE HUNDRED sovEREIGNs-
AN EXCITING affair AT NEWMARKET
LONDON May IL, 1875
The match race FOR 500 soyereGns between
Prince BatthysnYis Galopin ana Mr. Chaplin's
Stray shot came on to-day at Newmarket, the
course being tne Rowley mile zone mile, seventeen
yards. Both horses were three years old, but the
conditions Of the match were That Galopin should
carry l22 lns., while Mr. Chapln's colt mad only
IL los on his back. NotwithS tandinR this conces-
sion OF weight Gaopin won the race easily, COM
ing home in common canrer. rms victory has
shortened the odds against him Tor the DERBY, in
which he is now auored at TO /. me follow ing
is summary OF
TuE RACE
Match 800 sovs., hair forfeit; Rowley mic.
Prince Battnyany's b. 4. Galopin, years, by
Nedette, dam Flying Duchess, l22 lbs....
Mr.. Cnaphns b. I. stray shot, years by Toro-
phiHte, uam Naga, liz lbs................ $500. 2
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
HEAVY DAMAGES rY RAINS 49, FLOODS.

HEAVY DAMAGES pY RAINS And FLOODS
LOSOON, Ma rs, 1sia.
despatch from Melbourne says me city q syd
neJ and vtcIulty have neeu ,isitsd by heavy Snd
damaginZ ans ana foods.
Extensive hoods are reportca n NE Province q
Victoria
COLONIAL PROJECT FOR TERRITORIAL ANNEN troN.
L0NDoS, May ls-Eveniug.
a. meeting recently geld IA Syuney New
South Wales, resolution was adopted urgng on
the home government the expe diency 81 annex
ing the Island Of New Gu nea,
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sEuusK NAnr il clNcIySArI.

CINCINNATI, May u. 1875.
Collector Hetzeu - order 81 the Treasury De-
partment tha afternoon seized the large whlsgeI
house Or Pike, Doyle 4 Barrett, nos. and Puo-
nc Landing. ana placed inc same IN charge Or
United states Marsha Thrall. An inventory of
the nropcrff val BE- made some interest," IL
excited. A. IT'S gucert..n Wnat otuels may slso
IL tnV8tycu
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4 LIVERPOOL STEAMER u UF aILllGS.

LoSDoS, MAY l3-Mtdnight
A despatch Just received rom renzance reports
that Liverpool steamer nss gone ashore on
Brecnar, one 81 the Scily islands.
A heavy Iog prevails.
lilehoat mas put OF Tor the steamer.
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LEanLhTGyE PREPARATION For The GENITAL
ElECTlos.
PARIS, May III 1875
IN tse Assembly TO- lay rssolui ion vas passed
shat no further elections he ordered ior member,
or the Assembly unfil Tie gtnera ectons iof the
new Chamber are ncd.
= This action leaves tine vacant seas In the
present Assembly unified ior thr remainder or
the session.
THE VIRGINIJS IND EMNLTY.
SPANISH PAYMENT OF TEE Last INSTRUMENT
or rHE AHEEIcAE INDEMNITY.
Madrid May II, 1875.
II 10 Officially announced that the treasury has
paid 70 Hon. Caleb Cushing s350OO, being re last
Inssalmeut or the yrginus Indemnity.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
norsrnS. Ierns.

Houston, Texas. May d. 1876
Mr. Je1er5on DAVIS, n an address % the Texas
veterans 81 tue Mexican war entrcats them 70 he
as loyal now 10 tho stars and stripes as they were
geal0us anu brave in defence vi tner Arst dag.
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ALt KINDS WIRE SIGNS To ORDER.
~ noJtR 4 sEAhAN Painters aud saga BagssyorH
III sEerL
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DEshLER'S PILLS ARB THE REST An iPHs q
81 tacdy ror Cauts 80 FrvsG $50 Mat.Rt.
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THE BLACK HILLS.

ARRIVAL ~ rHK IrADuE ~ ruE rRnsrK, TlNd
PARTY AZ cEEYrNSE
CHFYESSE. Wv. NAY IS isl5.
THE leader o. inc partv 81 mcn VINO have oceR
In the Rack Hills prospecunE-one - those can
turcd By Lieutenant Rodgers On Aprn Is and
VINO reached spotted Tai sgeucr or their return,
MAJ arrived mere yesterday. Ne reports the
presence 81 gold. Ihe others " the miners con-
GUIDED afterwards 10 conc bsck. except seven.
who remain in the mountains Carpenters eNro-
dItI0a l. de4ayed Tor i leN Gay.
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Remembers THESE NAMES!!
Tile Back List Of ASSemblymen Cp-
posed 70 RAPID Transit
PERSONS Ta,8E SCRATCHED on nEgTlOg DaH-

Tie last eaoC, made IN en- Legislature 70 pro-
vlde rapid transit for me suffering people OF New
YORK occurred ia tns Assembly on Wednesday.
when a was klled il . - learsd, oy cue adrois
Or railroad lobbyists.
The Common Council Htli recomTuenfed by me
Mayor ana Endorsed almost unanfuously ny tho
press and the best people 81 our CITY cAnis
from the Rairoad Committee loaded down wisn
Obstructive amendments that practi valy kiheu II
Mr.. paly opposed tnis mocKery Of rapid transit
legislation. anu earnestly en- treated the House I"
vote down the amendments and pass.Jue Dill ~ ~
originally came from the Senate.
several Other members spoke 20 the.saSne e1ect-
Mr. r 3. Campbell moved to recommlt' the bui.
with Instructions to strike out the amerrimeuss-
ana immediately report back the bill to- the HouSe
in ils original form. rms was the true motlon TO
make IN the real interests OF rapid tranAt, BUT Ir
WAS DEFEATED ny THE ADVERSE YoTHs on TIM
FOLLOWING MEMBERS, WHOSE NAMES SHOULD pE Rs-
HEsBEaEp At EVERY SUCCEEDING ELECTION AsSFhE
GNGNgs oF RAID Transit
List
BARKLEY BENJAMIN r.
bENNET1, W. @.
BERRY, GEORGE.
BRAMAN w, w.
BRoAs BENJAMIN $.
BROWN, JAMES o.
BURTGS, John a., Brooklyn.
CALKINS, WILLIAM ".
CLARK WILLIAM II.
CLEARY. WILLIAM v.
COLE. RICHARD d.
DECKER GEORGE q.
ELY W. II.
FRIEND 10 ~
GALLAGHER, ED.
GRIFFIN, :. (secondl.
HANRAHAN, r.
HEPBURN, A. q.
HINCKLEY, OTIS D.
HOUGHToN, NATHANIEL
uUSsEY. Z. Il.
Hustled, JAMES ", westchstsrs
KRACK, CHARLES IL.
LAW, ALEXANDER Is.
LAWRENCE, HENRY.
LAWSON. WILLIAM II.
Lewis EDWARD.
LILLYBRIDGE. H.
MACKIS. JAMES
MCAFEE, KNOX New York
MILLER, WARNER
O'KEEFE, -, Brooklyn
PETTY. NATHAN ID.
PIERSOS, LUClUS @.
PRINCE. b. l., Flushing. I. L
RANSOM. EARRY q.
RICH. JOSIAH. l.,
SANFORD, JONAH ~
sCHENCK. MARTIN T.
SCUDDER SAMUEL
SEWARD +. w., New YORK y
sHATTUCK, 5. b.
SHERWOOD, GEORGE.
SUNDERLAND. PETER
STACEY. ORRIN =.
TAYLOR, WILLLAMF.
TEWKSBURY. ;. W.
vEDDER. COM r..
WELLINGTON. q. O.
NENZEL. A. r.
WHIIMORE D. f.
WILLIS. w. U.
wITRECK. J. NJ
wURTs JACOB Y.
YOST. GEORGE +.
we 40 not caarge that these men are corruPsS
cui ther are not the friends OF rapid transit aad
snouid ~ remembered on Election Oar.
BLA,X lSp BROWN BEslRGERs.-rTE BED.
Eroats1e. kN0wtEs .Ssscr DssTRorsG must bu
AL-Ggo. WILKES o. SHAKESPEARE
WAS s.lAkt,sr,-..klk; 4 EQNAN SAtiinIiO
mn .,a ,EssfEaeE .FtEk. CrIss oSx
50 sri,.ir - fHF rta INES f fiPs 'MsFx
p'' so SwtraoHGTf SSoS Srf ~ - i"1
SD "ILSEs' sfiRif.
M-SFo wLkES On sHAKFsPEAEs
49, LAX enAS,e - ROMA lM9AS Ssx1hOi"ot
Dtu -HAkEsPEARh EVER UTTER ONK
s<FINRfIDN FDK HUMAN LIBERTY
So sriEiT ~ ruf TIMES rus wEEH
Do III 4EE FFAGN INEk SFFAK ~ IuS
POOR WITHOUT UONTFMfr'
Sic VILLAS sPigir
Rot WEATHER BENERAGE.
We oI-r III -Alr ~ idet Warehouse saai siunr
Rosrsaux cl.RFr = ~ Z, sold, - had = y ass
GALLONS
Rilis u~der gt0t-terrn. cash. 500 AMI 1ver-uota
ouF mabtu~ discount cash IA.
.eYeU 4hY- samples Application.
IONS 'psHNEN son CO
Importers 81 Wines BranIics Ac
8 seAfoF stgsst.
Afn KINDS WIRE SIGNS To ORDER.
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A H0F WEArHER HEVFKAeG.

hui ~ EA u hitt Ut NNAfsAss
We oIsr .Alr. ex 10 Auet N 4ruhUHse sAai slunf
HogrNaux tlaRFr a sA = Rold pci hAd. ~ 70 use
gallons
Rilis ST u~fer sl0-isrn. cash. 500 ani over-uota
nsbtu~ ave cent discount fUr cash a.
+eYEE 4hf.. samples on appncaNou-
IONS Osborn. son Co
Importers 81 Wines BFanItcs Ac
& A eoFs a s.k.
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BLAtE And RROwN BEsiEGERS.-rTE Bed
tug Brigade All the Roa II Rangers oat 10 iorcs-
Eroafsfes y NNUwLEs' .SskC Dss1RorEe must bu
ltureI forthwith
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LEON DUMAS Eat AERVEtLLkESE T. NOT
At enamel but uis4icre tns sSin Laiies frt ~
yitcd % test t- aruol. Bcorr purchasing - NssSt
IaaNrL N !. -
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Irrf<l hodv Rrt,ss.- ...,. = = tnt 81 =
tn. ri and ,fie.r Iap~.trE ....... y AL Iva
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PuNFReY,- PATENT RUPTURE BFIr= tAS1
H.sf ines.Ns 80 Broadway New iota ~ 4r 5.s oc,t
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Icon DUMAS EAr gYENEILLEusE NJ
moves al RftuAles trttt Nc sNSl twenty dnh ..
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We 10 not caarge that these men are corrupsf
cui ther are not the friends OF rapid transit aad
snouid bs remembered on Election DaI.
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THE PERUVIAN syRCP mas CURED TaOW.
sanas whc SUFFERING rom dyspepsa sics.iity &C..
WIGS. 1OrPEES, 6C.-G, RACCHETSS. PRAC-
uerl wteyAEsr aud importer q HtEAS JitR, a kastt
INAllLM str.el. near hroAdNAH.
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THE SCHILLER.

ROUGH "a PAzvESTs CONTRADICTION WITH
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raE PUnLIc SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE CHORUS
BEAUTIFUL FEATURE or THE OCCASIONAL
DENsK CROWD AND MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME
IN THE EVENING.
, 1875-02-08
0hivalrio Indignation Of the Demo.
cratic Constituencies.
A Very Close Vote Expected in
the Conservative Caucus,
Kellogg Working Hard for the Adoption
Of the Protocol.
Tho Congressional Committee Will Go
Home if This Measure Fails.

-I t,, 49, ~
hpfe'af D'*patch to The chscaGo Tftaans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb G.-Thera has been enr
p1dorahfe o,citouort =, Ia, ,.,.,.t -,
."s ~ t'-oti7el"ens upon tne
action OF ths CONSERVATIVE caucus OF membera of
tho Icpjs1nt,,rn apreninp m t,n, +bo;r ..,+. .,d
-. ~ '1"e 'No. 0e"'' anu
P"fe juins RESOLUTION recognizing the legality
Of the Kellogg GoYcrn1uout The article OF
,rroo,,n.t i. ~ ..,I.
"h.satl''4il ~ 60 io''o"s
MuEhEAF. ~ u det'rons 70 ndjntt the difficulties
growing ont nf the general tlecion in this State In
1917 the acon Of tie Returning Bonrd fn declaring
tho inoutl of November aE nnl the organization nf
tho Aotse OF Representatives the 4th
aaY q san'iary last such aljnftrnent
oe'n9 deemed tecessiry to tho re-cstablishintnt
Of reace Ahd order In tho 5tae now, therefore, the
uhacffi9ned members Of the Conservative purity,
Claiming to have bectl elected mcnher7 Of tho Hose
OF Representatives, aud that their certificates Of election
aSe neen ILLEGALLY withheld! by the Returning Board,
heats "a she Honse of Representatives. to the
. whsaler. wtllis M T. FIye. nd Samuel =. Marahu1l.
New orlcaus, who arr LsrcEy authorized to c1Anaiae
anu determine the same upon tue e4uuss Of the
staa sses. Aio; "hen toeh award bhnn he male, we
hereby seFerally agreo 10 altae bs the same, md
o. a. tho nonse Of Representatives under
this arrangement hereby Eeyc,.lly agree To
6nhsaln W CUR influence anu FotcH tile joint resolution
t. iaso been elected s:natora from the Eighth and
IWehty.seeoha Senatorial uihtfcta, hereby aEreo ta
submit their claime to tie foregoing n~ard and arbi
Facnt' Aha IN ii! rcaHoca to ahldo the results Of
me aaWe AnI the undersigned, holding
acttes Of election from the Returning Hoard hereby
f n agofe Is .he coming IN o. he nwara
rha have beeu rstisd by renar Of II, toou}to a
ElectfonA of the House Of Eourescntayes attrnd TN
Eitng Of sstd ouse for tho purpose Of adopting sad
report; and II said report shall 10 adopted md the
, 1875-02-08
THE SITUATION,

| IN hEH OHlEAHa LAAE NIGHT
Special D,spatrh to Ths Chtcaan Tribune,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 7-1l:05 p. m.-The prip-
ciplc topic of discussion to-day among all classcs
of pooplo has boen the proposed compromise,
particulars Of which were transmitted laHt night
Tho situation Ia peculiar. Gu the 4th OF January,
when Con. Dc Trobriaud's' soldiers removed
these Democrats from the floor Of tho HOUSE,
who were Illegally aeting "a members, and aftor
V3gers, tho Clerk. had commenced calling tho
roll. tho Democrats all Withdrew. Two Demo-
crata, however, had answered TO tha cnll before
alr. WiitA called on tho Democrats to
rotlre, This roi-call, counting tho two Domo-
crats who Ind responded, showed tifty-fou nctn-
bcas-a qnorum-psehont Tho roll was not
called. subsequently during tile day throe num-
bers from parishes mot passed upon by tue TO-
turning board MORE admitted by acclamation, af-
ter Hcpry Hahn had bcen elected spcnkor in tho
samo manner. Thus the House adjourned With
quorum. aud las boon transacting business
ever since, although no law has been
finally passed and promulgated. The
Domocrata have couteuded from tho tlrst that tho
House was not legally organized, that there wss
no quorum present when Hahn was oloctod
Sneaker. and that the acts OF the Legislature
will he null and void. They are powerless to
organize as Legislature themselves However,
knowing that they would DO Immediately dis
peEsed. 60 they concluded, II it were possible,
to compromise themselves by making reg
u!ar contest for seats In tho House
~ 1t IL no" organized, on condition that should
ho understood beforehand that their contestants
should be seated-ouly such Democrats to con-
test Al the Congressional Committee, after iti-
vcstigation. should consider entitled to soats.
Further, thoy uero to recognize Kellogg ~ Gov
cruor. by according him all legitimate support,
binding themselves not to attempt to impoach
him nor inquire Into tho legality Of Its paat
official acts. These adulssono, 1t will bo seen
ut once, arc
FATAL TO TIE CONSISTENCY OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.
Tho division Of tbs Democratic members and
those who caimod to be members Oh the PROPOSE
tion submitted to them by Judge Whoeor
showed that those from New Orleans generally
opposed it and those from the country favosad it.
Tho vote Btood 38 in favor, OF whlci, Sc were
country mombers, and 81 opposed, OF which II |
wero city nombcrs. Tho rcasou for ths |
Ia that the City Government is Ia the ilands Of |
tho Democratic party, aud, consequently, that |
party has control Of tho patronage and general |
policy. III country patishca tie police aud in. |
rleB nEo all Republican, and tile Democrats be- |
lavo that, II they are in the Legislature, they \
can control appointments and they no doubt /
can. Tho tight bctwcon ths city and the country
Is an old ono. Tho country noods legislation in
its interest very badly, aud to accomplish it \
members must occupy their Boats in |
tho Legislature. Tho sentiment Of the |
city sesms generally ayerse to mombesa roturn-
lug, unlesa they return with WiItz ~ Speaker
and exactly as tloy came out.
INTENSE INDIGNATION
, 1875-02-08

LAcoN, Ill.,, Feb. 7.-About 8 o'cloc11 this
morning fire was discovered In the clothing
storo Of T. II. Turner Il Co., situated In tho
tlree-etory brick building cailod Cooks Block.
Although tho englno worked vol, yet owing to
tho scarcity Of wafer tho fro was soon boyoad
control md all efforts were directed to prevent
tho further spread OF the flames. The building,
together with the Htock Of clo.hiug, tho Odd
Fellows' and Nasonic HnllB. with their contents,
wera total loss. LOSS about 5'24 900; inBur-
ance, elG000.
, 1875-02-08

New ORLEANS, Feb. C-Tho mass-raeetinc at
tho Clay statue. Canal street, tonight to nrotcqt
against tho comnromiso viii Kcl1oo" ~ ua. ~ Ts nrs.
eaoea over oy d. Z. Warren Bricke'l. Tho
meeting wna addressed By judge Manning. F. j..
Ellis, II. N. Ogden, Gov. John McEnery. and the
Hon, L, A. Wiltz. The followinr nreamhIo nd
-s.olnt,o,o tnaa.s.a -. .t' taA.... e "ua
sesosasons, lndoFscd By the Committee Of
oesents' "efe ADOPTED:
WHEREAS. The rights and lborties OF the people Of
ousi nave aasnea the proportion OF great ua-
VII wiEssas sas Tbs % question Of constitutions, liberty In
the rouplc In State: and "'>' '-"1 'AS''' VI
WHEnEAB, Any compromise with tho usurpst,on Of
Kellogg, whereby ho Of his Government could obtain
any recognition tho rar the reople Of Louiaara
woM oa 70 eonaone IN unparalleled wrong, and to
,si,at" ~ IN lrs and oppressive nct
md d''D' .0N'o'usons' "oe''' naa oeen 1nPethea /;
WHEnEAs II l., our uty tn our 1oa md o,,r coun.,x
to 1e*i.s md aever % to r's By al lceaI aud
tLesc ousSagos: and.
WaExrAs, Whfn for thr frft time ln n!l The wcsry
h" neni ~ M 11,- tu9 e s. o. ss
tn tl,e forT Of our wropea and ia bcsr mr. w,1nnr
cries. md thrir strnnn vnrr. " f"i1 ~ ~. nh,s
encouragement, and support, reach s a,,d isi rs ie
firm an patlcnt, aud nrge,s yind and promise
!4e sseuy ana total ossrsnrow Of our usuFptrs and
t;cs: anI 1n' f'Sos4'lon Oh o'f ''sat' ALL hber
fsnr1 an Me ~, IRE ~ ~ & hs GTays Of or
nf hi,elty that 1t s our duty to sutur IL I'm
#ano holy caslae now. therefore.
ID it Tseo rrd That repGdiate being treason
ntIe my aetion IN tie lmrt Of my
y 'hs contetsatiye rcopib OF Louis.
,hn Wsruer ~hsr IT, ree"n.I91 orIs!,1s o. Ae,aKf
rrctv, or Of Inv norton or ha ,surn;o ,n
or wlirll In elIrct would co1oue tie uonaraiiocI H.
fanny dur to te people ii Lnuttiana by the Fs.lura
military power on tho 4th OF january. 1875
Eno'rti, Tint III entering iuto any cotnrromi'e
nhssali, arrangement or niJnsEnen with the uanrper
scn.oa a op oe atr Gn Din m tho
tcprativ ncoS n1 "s n, T1y ~ ~
tcy are tlu servant. viii iitri functons md haYs
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, 1875-02-08

Hptc,1t Dtspdtch to The EHkHga Tribune,
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.,, Feb. ia franc DWELLING
on Lurton stross, occupied by John Mcbride and
owned by Robert Kersllaw, burned to tue ground
this afternoon during tho absonce uf the fa1Aly,
with most Of tho coutonts. LnsH perlapa
$4,000; partly insured; objective l1uo.