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~ appropriations male IN The River and 11aror I'LL
for tho works aFfuy nndrr chat9t nj tho t'hfcfa-
Mitn nc1Hdfnc the Ms.oart Hivcf, tl,o cntnn,ar na
Commerce be Instructed to nscrt in tue Lii Htr1t sIla
hs i'll tlctt Judgment thasIfIH due rritsi to he res
on,rnensla!in nf the Crf nf Engineers and I'll" t1i-
mission Aprolnted III renrt n1pn tic Mp1lth NJ no
NlssftHpt fHscr ho 1liIItUdtly and economically
rrycn"ta alove Indicated, aookihE Ia thtr nrh 'ay
complete nnd tho wnutA Of our rApldly-lntrexk'lE
Internal commerce,
TIE OHIO RIVER.
The Honso Committee OF Commerce to-day
considered proposition reconimo1lhoa 3? sla
i:ato Commissioners AMI by Col. Merrill, United
States Enginner, for improving tllo navigation
Of Tho Ohio llivor by systcm Of
adjustable cl,utcb a1d dams. Tiny
want $685.. .DDD for tho construction OF ono
Of these ol,uLoB at Home puint 10 he selected
between Louisville and Pltluhurg, nnl 1senre-
sentative Negley a member of tie Committee.
advocated tic insertion OF mn item Of $lo9. .tEu
in tho liver and 1larbor Appropriation
bill to commence the work. Other mentors
nojectad. for tho rcnsons that to inprovo
tho river i'y this plan between pittsbnre and
Wheeling would alone cost over et' 0Qa, ,tDb, and
That "a Tie Ohio Is. ,nomotiimes frozen.
these structures might he carried
away In tho breaking up Of the ice.
Tie Committee finally agreed that All experi-
mfnt should tirst 1e tried smaller acale, mud
1t was EllggeHtod TINT Congress- might proper1y
appropriate go +0uU for All experimental chu.e III
tie Afouongahe1a Itlver. provided the MonoDga-
lelA Company will give All e1uat amount for ts
construction. Without further consideration Of
tho subject, tho Committee adjourned.
, 1875-02-02
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN ROAD.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-Tne authorities Of til,
Cincinnati Southern l.atiroai to-day opouee
thirteen tenders for 25,0O0 Ions iron rails snd
Rovcn bids for a. 600 tons OF Bassemcr steel railt
for that roa1. The prices named arc unusually
low, aIid nre as follows: For iron raiLs: Tie
Marietta Coal mud Iron Conf any. eis to +5i
por ton; Cleveland Rolling alll Conpauy, s5G. Is
to goo; kames, Oyia l. bro, clnc.,itlti. s5t to
'$Go; North Chicago Rolling Mills, ssA.75
Milwaukee Iron Company. s5575: Roano
Iron Company, Chattanooga, s59; Cambria
iron Iron Gomp,ny GGompany sJohs,o% S5ss spn.Ec
J: Dragdon d Co., Now Albany, Iud., SIS !;
Wick. llidEeWay Il Co.. Younsslown, O., s,5y !;
Columbus l:o!iinE-nl Company. Columbus. o.
sGO; Waterman l. Beaver, philadolphls, :5s.
The bids for steel rails woro ns follows. i. ",
YardleS, agent. Cincinnati $50; Cleveland
Rolling Mil Company, s76.75; 4. u Ascker i
Co., Chicago VT: Cambria 1rou Company, $72
to SH; Edgar Thompsou's Steel Company
pl:tebuEg, es2; n. Bailey, Land i: c., Sow
York. 9al.S0; Naylor i Co.., Sew York. s79
Englneete are examining tho bids kna will re-
poit III d few aaya
, 1875-02-02
THE ST. LOUIS BANK EngEzzl EnsEr.

Sr. Lou1a, Fab. l.-NoitAes the officers nor
Directors Of the Peoples Savings Institution
have made = statement or g!you tho public apy
definite information regarding the affairs or
condition Of tho bunk. There appea,s to
ba no doubt, however, t4at Wuhrl, tho
Caahior, II defaul.or to tho amount Of
&4o, 0u0 to $4,000, aud that be has abs:ondeJ.
lie left letter to tho effect that hs bad usod
tue funds OF the bank in privnto speculatons.
Which had been unfortunate, anu that tho bank
Was III jeopardy. blauy rutnurs and assc.to1.s
by outsids parties circulated this afternoon
aud evening. bnt for obvious rea4ous
they arc not mentioned i'll :hcHe dis-
patches. Wuhri waa also President ot tic
Vt. Loula Piano Manufacturing Company, aud
that concern Or some of lts Directors have been
connected with It's auspenslon. but the Directors
of tlAt Company will publish card In ths morn.
'ng asserting that neither tbsy nor the Company
Ea In any way concerned ia Wullrle doisloa.
fuu. -
, 1875-02-02

| FEW MEIEElIA US HAND.
Srtsia' .. spat n TIE ChttaGo Tribune.
Madison. Wn.. Feb. 1.-',oth Houses had
fhoft Hessiona to-day, not tuore tlan two-thrls
Of Tho meu'bers beins ureAcnt. In tho i;e1,ato
RESOLUTION ~HR introduced lnstructug tlIo Ju-
| dIclAty Committee 10 prepare All amendment TO
the Constitution Of tho State, lenvug it witt,
each county to elect which system Of county
t government-tho Town Super visor or Comtuit-
sioner-it will adopt Bills wero introduced to
lega)izo tic ac.on Of Tie Supervisors of Burnett
County in letting their Court-Ho,so to amend
the laws relating to tho publication Of legal to-
ticos. Tho resolution Of tile Agriculture! Con-
vention relating to interest was presented and
ieferrcd to the Gor1mittne on Judiciary. In the
Assemblr. Speaker Horn being absent, tho Hon.
Samuel Fiflcld waB elected Speaker pro tetn,,
by vote Of Is to .. il communication was re-.
eeiSe1 from tile Btate Agricultural Society asti1,r
ta the rate OF lntercst be rcdncel to pei cent.
Il, ,solutio!iB wera introduced ius,rurtiuv Lin Ne
gents Of the Stato University, Trustees of char
itab!o Institutions. Stdto officers, anti tue SUPER
tnteudcnt of Public Property, to get furniture aud
other goods Of the Slate Prison otticcaH 10 a-
no new business after Feb + wag Rejected, Ia,ls
we're introduced to appropriate $50 fur signals
established by tho GeoIetc Department or
tho United ssates CuaHt Survey to provide
for compensation for Echooi-Uiat,jck clerks.
aMnl M County OniceEs;' to n'nend the Laws Ut
1874 to authorize cities, towns, villages. aud
counties to 1evY tarch to aid III building urid.tu.
etc; 10 repeal Secs 9. 10. and Ii. Char. VI.
Lawn OF 1871. authorizing County Duardt to op-
point 1and inspectors, etc. to provide for bet.
ter stem Of POPULAR education in incor1oratod
villages to amend the lEeyissd Statutes In rein
tIon TO executions and proceedings supplement-
ary ttlerato. resolution was introduced that no
new business bo received after tob ~,
Tne Assembly weut into Committee of tho
Whole.
F0E EESAToE.
In the Joint cosentsnn tut ono ballot wss
taken. resulting to'lJws Carpenter, 35:
bragg. 81: Col., II; Dun,i, / u. T. l'ricc. i;
Georte 6. Ha2cl:on. i 1bHcnt or not yo.iny. ii.
Matters are very quiet to-uighs. Tho De1n,,-
cratA hcltl caucus. which wus Secret. 1t wan
adtrcasea by tho Hon. !. Il. Inoittie. who
urged upon tho 1.efcrmers tho Necessity
Of uniting With tho holtcrs aud clcstIug
sosna mai acceptable both to anti-tarpeutel
mon sna Hcforners. 1t is aurmised that lhe
Senator A favorable to Judge Cole. ard to-lnor-
row may develop something not ut all III tue iu-
tcresta OF Carpenter. Nuu'or5 nay that Carpen-
ters friends will fo1ce an all-aiteruuou Besslun
Of the Joint Convention, and that prot1actsd
yotiug will DO had
, 1875-02-02
SUIT UNDER THE POLAND GkG.L&W,

Ut. Louls, Feb. I.-United States Distriot
Attorney William Patrick to-day notified A. 9.
Baoll' Of tho Republican. that ho hal besn OF Ger.
cd by tho Department Of Justice ut Washington
to cause lis arrest and transfer to tho District ot
Columbia for tIlRl OIL Charge Of jbcli,,y Sapstur
Chandler, OF Michigan. lAHs wiutor. a forn,aI
arrest Was made, and Mr. Buell. gave his pledge
TO appear before tho UniteI Htataa Cu1nmis-
sloners any time ho Iuigflt b. wantcd Tie ptlr-
pose seems to DO to coupel Buell. to glyo bail hers
for hls Appearance " tho next tcltM OF court II,
the District of Columbia unler tue polau.! law,
o. ln default to take him to Washington forth
With. Tho Hon. James G. D1uauilcau aud OK
tfoF. Thomas Fotchar volunteered w co,ltlhcl
tho legality Of ths law upon writ Of habeas
corpus Mr. Buell. will probably be formally IT.
rested IN day Or two, Nhou the Laboaa corpus
Will bo applied aor. Tho roylval IT tho caae
causes considerable comment Aore,
, 1875-02-02

The Society of ue,n,an ratr,ot. of 3st9 md
the SeT ots Inrilcii gave +. reception Sunday
evening to Frederick liecker, t4o German pa-
triot, iu HAT city.
Col. T. ". Sninne:. tie millionaire, rccentlv
deceased. wslled to tho t;:y Il Foft Wsvue u
h1'olie park oi ii acres lyiny Oh ST. Mary y
hl'ef. beautifully situated, and worth about
:2Dl,h1D.
Tie February term OF tho Lsporto County
llhd'l t1fct!lt Iour. commenced yesterday Ut
lapoHe. IhGro are 2g5 civil caxes sud seventy
QUO State ca-cd on the docket. It E!.o Includes
the ukaal amount Of rrohato busluess. Tbs term
will continue ilse wetks.
, 1875-02-02


un,ierRtootl.
After ST.. williams had voted ayc, 1fs. pell,nt1l
also vokcd ayo, and MrNuta Wan really tn vote
the sano way but stated that lie was iii tho cor
rider, not In tho hail. during tte roll-catl
Tlle vote was ttion announced US yena Ito !;
nava, aG.-eKs thnn two-thiTds tn tito nfi1FmA-
live. 80 tho motiuu ~as re1ectcl.
The only exception to tEIe vote botne atttct
party ono vas tint Soner, n Ncrnhcat. voted
"No.' Hts vuto tho othor WV would have car
rie1 tho mutton.
ANOTHER MOTION TO SUSPEND,
Mr. Dutfcr {afaBH) moved to suspend tha rulcs
40 to aalnw the Cnm miten OH 1ln1cs to rc,ort,
Immediately after the reading OF tho Journal to-
morrow. cl,Angca or amendments to the rules
anil proyidlug that during the cona,tleration Of
such relort, no dilatory motion wtsatevor shall
he entertained bv The Speakor and TINT all de-
bale thereon shall cease within one Lout after
tho report Bhnil le made.
Ir. Eldridga moved an Adjournment. Mega
tivcd by yeas and na,g. 4 voto wae thon taxon
on bntiera motion; and amid rcnewcd excite
nnRt i waa rolecteI-yeas, 173; nays, 80; not
two-tiirda III tho affirmative
str. Scncr wns tho only Republican who voted
iu tho negative.
Mr., Garfield ulon moved to take & recess titl 10
O'clock Tomorrow morning.
Mr. Eidridgo suggested that, inaamt,ch ~ tho
majority could do what 1t liked, tho fccess
be TIL II O'Clock tomorrow, and that NIL tu.mnr-
rows scnHion he considered NJ Tint Of Monday.
80 that tue a }orlty might do all tho mischief 1t
clloRe.
Mr.. Garfeld's molten wa adoptod,-yeAB, 1G7 :;
navs, 85.-and tho 11ousn took recess ill 10
O'clock Tomorrow morning, wLen Mondays SOD.
Hton will be resumed.
, 1875-02-02
THE INDIANS

surrender Of fstR fsOw, the 1kiozvH
InaeA - caiinnchcp Routed unsi
Nltct BY Teznn TrUupg.
"ASHls"ToS, DC. Feb. Ia telegram from
'no m hl'"a and Comnnrhe Agency. dated Fort
n''' 1afi' w via Caddo, J. T.. JAM CO. to tho In
ol''' commissioner rays: Zig 1}nw. the Ktowa
|hiel' With Tour h'cn and twelye women mud
e"'9afen' came in to-dsy and sat1enderoI. lie
rPorta that Land Of Cs'manchcx. WHO had
t3ran1c ly lie troops anil titttof, lnd.aus, in.
Gliding t"o Chefs, wefet killed Ila xn,s tI,a.
nl' thn Indians OF thH Agency are a,xiouy 10
cols H. aud Reports sllut tue Cuay4uues es aro li-
Gidcu I'll the subject.
, 1875-02-02
TRANSPORTATION.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Ut A sENAIk aEpua11c4s

CAUCUS.
WAsuiuoroN, D. G., Feb. LAT > CAUCUS
meeting OF tho Republican members OF tho San.
aee to-day, tho following proambles And sesoiu-
sion on the transportation question vera
adopted, and will bs offered In tile sepsta In,
morrou.
a, WhknFAs, Tho Power to regulate commerce amoux
tue ssYess! st.tee conferred upon Cougrsss by tus
Consluon, iAclu1es ths power nd a.l facilitate
commerce by ths tmploymbnt ct such msnus "a tnsv
~ appfopia&s snd plaIlly adapted to that end snI
Gonersas may, thesef1e In s discretion provide for
ths improvement creation u sueh chapnsta or hia.
Sas, o. ooamsrce @ 2. w, IN ta Judgment, AFFORD he
and - ~" "AAe1
WaxAkAe It d beIiersd that ths thorough and sys.
,sms.ao 81 ths Alsslsaippi Mysr uciad-
lR ~ sasIuats channel At ita 1out tha contsction
Ga :a r. As.s,sRp hyar VIII ths Likes W meaus oi
Vsaa 10 spssdy ounpes!on pf tHs n.rraseo,snts e.
t"soa ~ Ltkss butsf4os and Huron, sud LaAe9 Huron
nIa ~ ~. 11S ~ thorough and systsuatiu inprovymYu
" ~ Hs Oa!o ttd h4nHMlG, gNa OF th4 Tsnu..scn
ass ~otx$ Of stsat nAtot,4 iunpoftaucs sn of
nn..salti aau pEsstlaR Asseaslsy, which, Wlsn pon
i4t5sa VII Aktl.4} reduce 4s coat Of trant oar;alin
aaa tltF*nr aitailtsl tho bnr5sAs now otr,s H. ~
sa!a&tflx a4ssa*4t " ihs counsryI tasrsfaTs - '1
9tssa.s*as EAsts u Aak4ttpa "a hs usaai IA
, 1875-02-02

Ahdtann hcRtstators Visit .Gnlict.
Epet7nk Dtfp1tch tn ThS Chicooa YI,th,.p.

Ahatahn Legislators Visit .1olict,
spfe7us DHpatch tn 1'hs Chica1o 7stbn,s
JOLIET, Ill.,, Fob. l.-TLo Illinois poniientiary
seema to be iu favor with Legislative Commit
toes. The Stata ct Indiana annually sends a
oaputatlun to inspeut and admire our nlodo! l,-
ststntson, joint Cornmittee from tl,e Legisla-
tase Of that State consisting OF tie Hon. y, IL.
ssockslager, Chairman Keller, Johnson, Under
wood, Howard. Glasgow. and Craue arrived 1T
t1a peMtonsiars this morning They were exsond-
en she =, usual f,urtesy BY tho Warden and
ihey, like tlbit predecessors who woso Induced
g e. glslt here by EX-SENATOR Wiutarbokhau1, OF
A1ehlaan City, aEo favorabiy impressed with the
settsos system IN rogue hero. They e1press
ces.lty Of adoptiog ous psalteuuaxf as ,nodst.
astaf thair vssls tley dspastad hy tha Atoh,ga1,
Iaatrai eut-oH for visit 10 the No,thelp IudI.
ana 9sison d Michigan City,
, 1875-02-02
MEMPHIS B. e. PASo.
NANE THAT CoYE1ls ANOTHER IMMEHsE BwiN-

oLt''
Special Dfsnhfch to The Chfrd1o Trst,"~.
WAsu1saroS, d. C., Fob. 1.--Tho publication
W Tue NJ" ao:h oa" .. ooeutleh1s anu 'onels
III connection With tho Memphis L I'll Papo Tail
rnad has croatefl a acnsatinr I,ero T,o ncra.,,u
aA '."n ns'.' s.sao.' = - -
now III Congress whoae names arc mentioned IA
actors in tho alleged corrupt gcictuo are much
t7;.,u-,na hv tLe r,,,,1;c,+i,, r,r.on y H.,
ol'so4pcu os 'oo Pup'te"I4ot'' 'Aolton " tiun-
ter, now Representative from the SIXTH Indiana
Distr;et uata that 1,a il;il rccc;va TIM nm
ahnrca nominal v,,,e gam mn cl,o,,sd T., ,';r,
Hc waa r,1,t thon n menhct of fnnnrt.ss in ...
hem nrsct;rinr nv A., at.orncr IIn rry.,p;r"J
thn Inv nn;nfs f,r E,cn,ort and tou!, t,'osa
shares as collateral TO, naymnnt .,f
lin fca us;, hnI1s tin s,arns. md il rtnl}v n
sel tllon Al censs m shn tioar' !. p shan1ts m
"a 20 Ia uavcr rccoivod INV .a1,,,h,o cors,iora
t;t,n from tha n1cr,tion int dnna mt dnnv IN
.nthenttcitv ~ the to,tnr ,n'h,,l,ct, o,.r H.
nnn,o. ''
n,.rroy nrvcAy
MIN Ia te,, 10 Inyo writta,, fa,+ar a.a.;,o
tha: in lie srrinv Of ises ho djstrut od 1arns
a,noint 1T stoek aceordine to i;reatlnns. IN iu.r"
Irc toInorsnIu to.nioht te foosfn, 30 ri a. ~, ~
odtor of tic New York I'm. It vii bs scen ,hal
, 1875-02-02

!S7teiaf Disnateh to Tht tA,eac3 7rt1'tnt
WtLxEABAnRr, pa., Feb. 1.--Ihis afternoon
crayton V. Campbell. lately Cashier OF tho w.
o1ning 1rs7rauco Company unti! ts reorganza-
ton in juno last, was arrested by the for:nor
manager, Il. G. Smith, on tie charge Of ombez-
element to the amount Of nearly $40 coo, Uo
was held IN $20.t0u hail BY AID. parsons, and
went out with Chief Kelly to procure tho necel-
sary bail. They went to tho Iucorne House,
"hero Campbell procured Smith & Nesson rife
aud shot hitngelf through the treEat. The bull
lot, hnlt-inch in dianelor. missed lis hoart
and passed through ouo u his lungs He IL Btill
lvlDg tonight, but cannat possibly recover.
, 1875-02-02

bFfct6{ U1SpHEth 10 1hs ChIcNdc Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 10, 4. Thomp.
sop, for tho past Bixteon yearg resident of t,in
city, took etrYcbutno in tie presence OF is fam.
lily last evening, aud waa dead in m hour. Mr.
thompson waa IL ycarR ct ago. He ownct. 4
lnill near Birch Rln, and for several ycars Ind
been financially embarrassed, which led to thn
use Of ardent spirits freely. ua lad ulado 80
many threats Of committing B1iclIo tnat 10
thoughts Of hls zeal Intentions we're entertained
by Als falnify, although ilo bade them aciau
three times before taklug the fatal <ltaught Ho
preserved niB faculties to the Inst. Uecea4cd
leaves wife and threo children. the family he
ing one Ut tie Oldest and most respected III the
civ.
, 1875-02-02
ANOTHER CALL FOR AID.

o1At1A, Feb. 1.-The Nebraska State AId and
Relief Society report their trsasury us.tIy
empts. They ats feeding 1850 people, sud the
Exsotlt!Fa Committee have cAllsd upon Gan.
nslsotn to 70 East And raise funds to buy food,
~ WV start for pannyylsani& so-nor1og, Tbs
society again announce That tAey lsys 10 splla-
, 1875-02-02

traner. yet on that gcnsleman's appearance Mt
tho Genital Station-}1ouse this morning Acting
Eayor McMnst, rs at once surrender cd popscs,
Sim ut tie olce to him, stating that he did 10
1 q, tic alrtcr hf Tho City Attorney. Ex-MaYor
lH~EIn,ra is confined by severe illness, and las
tceu aii invalid for some tins.
, 1875-02-02

tia. The available Pine lands in tho stnto ura
fnst being taken By a spel combination Of
lnlnbetmen, spectators, et,d oilicehoilcrs, auI
AAs exposed, iurther, lilo fact that school
recions n valuable pino regions arn rtaicn l,7
iirtltols TrotcntonF. wltlle the Suite IL mn 10
'!'alc In quantity, but not yaluc by being allow.
ea othcr lands.
REHhT0lf3I..
It u reported tint \ telegram has tean arnt 10
recall liamsey. WHO In on lI4 wny to MaSI,i,,utou
The ballot for Hcna:nr to-day showed nu ti.:l,;-
can't Change. Hereral members being n',neut.
loelron and PiIlsbury fell on to a. aud IL, res.
Loctiyety,
, 1875-02-02
WASHINGTON.
Fresh Filibustering by the Dem"
ocrats in tho House.
A New Rule Offered by mr.
Eaa1e and Referred.
Unsuccessful Attempts to Get
It Before the House.
Discussion Of the Revenue Question
in Committee.
4 Majority Of Hays and Neans Opposed to
tue Tea and Coffee Tax.
Tho Restoration Of t|le 10 Per Cent
Horizontal! Tax Favored.
Discussion Of the Revenue Question
in Committee.
4 Majority Of Ways and Means Opposed to
tic Tea and Cotfeo Tax.
Tho Restoration Of tIle 10 Per Cent
Horizonta! Tax Favored.
An Appropriation Recommended for tho
Chicago Post-0iIlce.
THE BATTLE OF THE RULES.

Srftfat pts,oteh 10 The Chteaeo TRIBUNE
w.sntsa,'oy ~ = - ri, =, 0NH1 1Wrha "u 11a,,., =,
""sn'soioS' - ~ 'eo' t.-4he iiouso' 81
account OF tue opEtlhncy Of the democrats
Hpent most of the day III Alibusteling. Til
Republicans at first sought to sivo notice Of til
now ruto. In t1,;a t,ev war; raaatcd bv tn
democrats ut oyefy stop. After three hours
struggle the Republicans were finally successful
and tho uotice was ruled lit. The next cfror,
,vas tt d,roct Tho ron,;t+oo IN 1,,,,oo :, .a,or
TIN n,rv rn1o For ,o,,.i,or.t;.,, - ,,os,n1r r.,
tnc ~" tu'o ior consaeraAon tomorrow. 1ne
democrats oilefoa stubborn resistance, and
Was not until o'clock that 1t vas up
parent that tho question could not be aettlc(
to-1ay. Tba pcnuhl;,o,a vnu;no 10 ,osc
.ts:a nv 4'o'an'o"'e' an"il"ue - 1ose
e!, .uo!. 'ahssse srounu' seeasoa tho passage ol
This will cnabls thon, to continue under puupen
sion Of tLo rules INIT, 1o--;nfco,1. untiI ne,,
nronds. - thoa n,aosa rri,. n..',,,,,a'" "'
:. srp' os' vuo0a n'.o ~ rnps .nruSu1 r"rna
to-day Of tho two-thittlB nccossary for their pur
pose, Ihc1e was q remarkable unapimi,y In thu
Nouallicau vote. md lin tlcfeat of the mftior
ia ertrcly ,uo to M tho 1 atscn,aes ] - rho on1v % nn
rp. rn,. ,ss Mno fee"9rly e xoteo WIN tne nemo
ia", cs,, ,, ,,s,o ~ ;,', ,. 'i ~.
{Js''ul can " .taue 10 tlio new rue proposed "
@ ssats @ then, rd 0i1,a ltbastepns @ n'f's WHO pro-
,,.,,,!,! 10 - re .lss'e'affa RI! 5;ftsf.l
,u..'ss's,i ASurnhn sEAsoS oE ii1inrst5h 5hiso.
tina ayenug soon ~ ofcr ra.co d ~ 'no u,nnss
mnle uo,,t OF or,cr that thn ,,ntiu;sad ir nars
tton nft,n i,,,roi ~ van,o.1s, ~ in,i1 ~ pu1
h,t ~, ~ ~ ~ oe 1oad'
Ihe snnaer scn nroceta nS 9n5 ~ thu mi,
gtAtcs for bills In refesepco. beainninv with tho
'sat0 OF Aaino' rnr vrw nm,
Mr. Hale, Of aiaiuo. introduced n resolution to
,9ehge .ho fales Of ths Aonse @ by the adoption
whs,a.as shv tvtae" .s u.s. no" iu.e
H. sstst, sh @ ntio o utor
@ m"n 7" ax ISy to which tho House Bilsll adjourn
si;a r,aalg Q! III or lollls resolution shall not 10
as tlres-fosths Of tne members 1asapt snsIl soc
pnd tho dctnanI jrordfJ. THAT Ills rule ahaIi nct
apply tn nouse resoutiols offered in ;ho norntnp
n"s ~" saS 01 A4ndsy t ; lid 1ar1sa ] Thas ss
frulsr Hprropraon us u ill., liz '' 6''s except tic
, 1875-02-02

lHF1 tENf1aL 1hMtF luEslIOS.
sure,at Dtspntth II 9he cAfcono Tribune.
WAsntSaToy, D. G., Fob. 1.-The Ways and
aleans Committee to-day, for tho first time, be-
gnn the consideration Of tho tasir question. It
was discovered that tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury has Acnt in a Int Of articles from which
tho Committee can select articles which eau DO
taxed to tho amount o: s3U000,0o0 The list
INCLUDES SOURCES Of roFenuo for much larger
amount. 1t appears that tic Secretary needs
tho additional $50 0o0 900 to meet tho neceastlos
OF tile Sinking Fund, When this became ltnown.
1t is said that there was considerable eacitement
In the Committee. The proposition was then made
to consider tic Tea and Coffco bill. A. DoMo-
cratic member Of tho Committee said that tito
Secretary Ut tho Treasury las right Under tho
circumstances to Aend any aucb llat to the
Ways ind MaQns Committee thAt tho necessi.
Ties Of tho Government arc not snct a. to war
rant any Ruch assumption Of burdens OH tho
Fart Of Congross. and that tho money was not
needed to carry on tue Government. Another
member sugFeHtcd that tho sinking fund ia al-
ready $500, ,u00000 ahead Of itsef. md thut if
incteaaol taxation h only needed for thnt pur-
pusc, the members Of tho Cournittco on Wayselu1
Moa''a should stand together shoulder toshouder
against any increase. The superstition l,creto-
fore, has beeu that thpre woul,l l,e restolnsion
Of the duty uFon tea aud coffee. Tic diff Of
this meeting to-day Beema to render 1t certain
that tho tax will NOT DO restored. Every nloEn-
bcr Of tho Committee on Why's and Mems, or
cppt Kassou, Of Io"a, has record on the gnes-
tiun of taking or tho duty TN tl,sse articles. It
III understood !lAt the Committee now stand to
II against tho rein,ppatiou Of tho duty Oh tea
and coffee. Those rho hare devoted much at
tentlon to tarlE matters arc now OF opinion that
tho only increase Of taxation will bo tho restora-
ton OF tho III per cent horizontal duties,
l1n the Assa:rated |rtes.l
THE rEDLIc DEnr.
, 1875-05-08
Application to Sell Real Estate,

IN ne Frotate Court Of WalLd Walk Cguufp u,,,5
fHgi0H Territory
IN Ne Matter Of TIE Estate Of JOHN G. HfgJLT0y
DcccGss4
{ 'AIAIION.-It appearing 10 the Corr. hy ,, ,.,i
lon presented and fled IN tins Court h, ~, ~,
l. l. nMANiLLoSl II Administrator Of the a J6tiZ
= hAMlLION, decreased, prayin, ior an ,r,l,r =,
- ~ Lst eStit, that II i necessary % uoII ctn,
't7u Estate, belonging SAID Estate "a tl,n -
L-,-l "a i.lor-es1ts= upon said property
~ Is oTlered hy the Court, that TtfFSDAy ,ta
sth Gay oi June, \. ID. ISIS being a day "a AZ. al
.IIAol Term OF The Eniar April term ls-s ~ ,J,s
Co'rt at the hour Of che O'Clock, = n Of ,,,d dav
e 2, ll= Court Room II saiI Probate Court IN H.
House, IN the SAID city and cu,nty of WaIIa
" AIt, " anu the same l. hereby appointed f,r tbe
5-S oi sall petition and that ali persons in.r
So N tilr sal1 Estate appear before the sajd pro-
- SoIf; on that tly aDd hour 90 show ez.I,sa 4
any lilere De- why order should not be a--.nti 20
Aa44 llnInlstrstSr IN said petition prayel for
a i luTtner ordered that service Of this citation -
Alate on parties unknown nOn-reidents nv T,lJi
liIl0n OF this order IL the Wala Walla ST,rEsyI.S a
NesAiy newspaper printed and published IN tn. rtT-
shd county OF Walla Walla, Washington TaryitC-,:s
IoE io9r successive weeks prior TO sad srl ds n
Dated Waila Walla, May til. ls.5-
22-ln plIr-.LI Toi'1!l-AhD
, 1875-05-08

UENRmCKS GoSSP.-A visit which
Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, re-
Gently made to Washington City,
where he took hotel rooms for a sea.
son, ostensibly for the purpose of re-
porting, in accordance with the recent
law, as TO the disposition Of arms
given to Indiana by the federal gov
ernment, encouraged the gossips TO re.
viVe the story sometime ago circu-
lated that the Governor had engaged
a suite Of rooms in Washington in
which TO establish his campaigning
headquarters. Whether the ostenSi-
be motive was the true object Of his
visit or mere pretext, there is little
doubt but that this statesman, as well
as other democratic aSpirautS for Pres
idential honors, will often visit, if not
temporarily locate at the nations cap.
ltaI for the purpose of furthering their
interests.