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Legislation Proposed by tho New
French Committee Of
Thirty.
Another German Bishop Called upon 10
Resign Ills See.
Great Losa Of Life and Property In
Asia Minor by Earthquake.
FRANCE

FRANCE
THE KEH COMMITTEE OF THIn71.
P4nss, May 2s.-The Assembly COMMITTEES Of
Thirty hare decided to consider. Atst, the bill
concerning public powo1s; next tho Bensto
bill; aud. third tho Electoral tslt. II Ia Hkd
that the named bills viii not b. mado Cabinet
question.
REAasEMnI1xo or THE CHAMBER.
pAR.A, May 1l.-T1e Chamber reaeaemblcd
today after nearly 4 two months receBe. There
WAS sone expectation Of 4 scramble for pre-
codeuco on tho part ot the promoters OF numer-
Gus hills, eomo Of which rill undoubtedly be
condemned to tho "naAaaacro Of tho iunocon.s," !"
And It wac thought that vigorous At
tompt would be tnads TO push tho UniveshIty
bill to tho front, It's ullfanlotItano AdvocA.cs
fearing that iu no futurs Assembly will its
chances bo equally good. No question. how
ever, waa raised of 4 nature to ezcto party
joaluuales and thu nasaion has como Ia, aB
Slarch iH nometimea ahid to do, "liko lamb"
1t il generally believod that the Chamber will
diEaolvo at tho end Of July, and that the cleo.
tions vii. 10 held In Octobcr.
Tho Senata IL 10 DO elected month heforo tho
disaolution.
IsCREAAE or KETENCEA.
The indirect taxes and reFenunh for tbs month
Of April thow considerable increase. Tie sur-
tlus osGr the eetimAte 100 000f. on rcgihsr4-
lion aud stamps, |, ,70oU00f. On customs. 1900,
009f on in1irect contributions. Aud 300, ,0DUf. on
tho Post-O Oflce recoipta This e1cess. added TO
that OF January, febrnatv, ana March, gives =
total surplus Of over %, ,000. .0D0f.
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fecslon md solloituda. Ills 1Itsle daughter,
Nelho. dotes upon him and 1ushes into
biz arms \ svary Opportunity. 1eo,ge warmly
fstorns the chitdsh embrace, and II tho repro.
eentAtt!e Or correspondent OF Tho 81. Louis
Rep.5Aeon could witness tho ustnral simpls
untnscteiaeas Of Rookie "a displayed towhr,,
hs family Q: in his home, no Or they uoa'l
neither run him down as ''foriidtng.T Or ,tir-
uatzs him ~ 4 "bruss." lie 10 exactly >ths
reverse.
THE cos,rno T1cKLK
betwsen Rooko and Allen ras originated h1 tl,a
lhtter, who Ia said to havo axclaimsd TINT ho
would "no7er fedt until he licked evary Iribu
---tnt tho United stAtcs.~ THIS was \
broad assertion, aud nooke xaA the man to tako
up Tic gauntlet.
ROOKIE MEAys pus1NEss.
a. usual npon snch occAsions rumos has bern
nding to ths rsmoso possIbiIisy Il ths s'I; at
beng or." No nuch tLine. Tho idea ts nors
than remote. II Il nnshoughs Of. Rookie neaun
buaincua, and Il Just as sincere and ~ deter
mined as when tho first insta'lmcnt vaa placed
br both parstca in the hands Of Harry Hill. Ti,o
mon arn IN active training, aud tho l7th az June
Will deeds WHO'S who.
, 1875-05-29

TIE KEyosuA MkErlSa.
.7recka' Dtspatth to Ths Ch.edoo 1.toun4
KzSosuA Wis. May 23.-A largo crowd ~
semtied to-day to witnoea ths races. About
1.5;0 persons were present on tho grounds. Th.
weather wAa cloudy Iii day. With prospect Of
rain. 4
Tho drst heat In tho 2.51 race had been trotted
whsn the rain began to pour, and continued
throughout tho races. Tho great amount Of
vatar thAt fell cansed the track to be In a tor
r'b'o condition. There nese nine entries for the
$50 race for purse OF s3o1, with only eight
starting. David Il. was withdraw on account
day. Tho fayofite in tho 2:5o raco uas
Le. Day. The first hsst WAS won by Billy
Gushing. Time, 2ff;;;. Billy WAsson cAsno IN
sscord. and h9n. Grant third. The second bent
Nelly second; Billy Hsaaon third. Tho third
beat was won b! Lew Day Time 3;0l. Brown
Nelly second; Billy WATSON third. The fourth
heat ~aa won by Lew Day. Tins. ace. brown
Nelly second: Billy Wasaon third. glvlnR Lew
Day tba first nouey, 1]loHn Nelly second, aud
Billy WATSON third
in tho frec-tos-all race for q purse Of $50 tbers
woto slx entries with three to start. TIN favor
ito wAa Phil Sheridan. who won the frat heat In
2:4G badger Girl second Lady Mac thl:d.
Phil Sheridan won tho second heat aud raeo IN
GAG, diataucsnS Ial: Ms: and Badger Girl
rue BALTIMORE 1ACEs,
BALTIMORE aId.. MaY 2J.-At tho Tiu11ico
races tue tiEnt race. sailing race all ages. ono
and shree-quarteE mtleb, was uou BY t2Eiboo.
fhn irss trial resulted III doad heat between
Carboo aud Coutury; Le:itia II. third Per-
taaaIon fourth. Time, 3;691{. Ths deciding
dahh waa Won By Cariboo IL 9:10t+. ua waa
bought in by his owner.
Ihe pteakness stakos for three-yeav o1ds, ons
snd one-hAtf miles. Won BY Tom Ochiisrco,
FistoE secotd Day Final third. Time, 2:t3]1<t.
Third racc, compcnsauo1 purse. mile heats,
WAS won BY HuesiebetrY. Tlue. 1:4lSt; Las;
1:ic't. Ktena l.icharls won tho fsst heat.
Tho fourth race, X mi!es, substituted for =
race for gensIeman'R pnrse, vaa won bv Spend
thrift, kAdi eocond, Calvert thru. Time, 2:1a.
TIE ESoDtsH RACES.
LONDON. Nay os,-Tbo race for the Oah
etakea. It Epson. today. ws4 won by spinaxay.
Lady Lore coming in second, and Hiatok 10
Musket third 8eyen hoEses started.
, 1875-05-29
PUBLIC CHARITIES.


pxFIvrr1oy NJ A1ronsKY-akSERAL EDsAE1.
.spec.u! Uitrslt=h 10 Ths Ihs:l." Tf,oun<.
SRHUur,xLD, ILL.,, .fAy 2s.-Tto Attorney
General promulgated sas following opinio,
to-day:
The Non. 5. u. ctu'ta, cA.,Fntnn Ea3rd n tusA
Eh1rt'k-Stk< In your r~'n:nuu.c4slon Ut kho l7th,
NY or,n.on .,,s,t.s.d upu tus QUESTION ~heth.r
yous b1asu Ut cuaaul.sauters pesssases jatAdirtpR
0sst tie tdnt.. ouA nstus2A u tie ssas4, such ~
hs II lasss.a talrecssy 1t t44ara1Ea and ths Nor
nal Universities, Tnt fourth nu Of tia act 81
Atrl ", 1862 under witch yuur Hard organized,
requires Thr slI cJtu.n.s.ones,, ur *oro ons o
ths1n are hereby authos:sel p1lu reluirvu at leas
tw!cv eath year, ar1 - much otttaer - they de<t7
Eeee.sAry, at shs ea4tttabs ais! corsettuu4l
institutions VI tbs STATE, excepting prissul receiving
s.ats aid. to ascertain whether she moneys aprFo-
rrt.ti ~: their II srs e. haxs ee*n ecouosn.e.n5
question trwni, u,on ths scots ana asennins IL
taehel 10 tt1 wosus has1labs md fsS eotrect.ynA
Institutions II tbs State. In ths uEuary svptadcn.
she xut!t ID lut eulhr$ea suEA lnAtiu!tcnA ~ LIZ
luiuss.al aid ScFtn4l Crirarsstes. Tas students II
thrss ins.:tuuoas uos tink Keusrai1y srx.sd.a
the ssc::snts Of ths tuefe charity. seithsr tnlle
rHn,s:ty inability prov.Ls tnrn,ssrsa with sa
use,us Of elnsaton, nor Any atlctsun challenging
pube sytotath., constitute ~ pas4 an wlsh ~.
ssass to nAutsla these insaunlrA 4pEeAss "a b y
secure fur sas tensat Of ts Fere & thu s'as 1k'f
c.e md In IL Other - br.ps 10 hs "a Of ts various
indussFtA pussntts ths lEusEs " slv.lI study Aad
sIteuu1c training.
Tue u1.t aesI.s Of tho sc 10 srste Tho Sta.s Char
Ab,s Institutions zll the sA:s +furm Sshoo arpEos-
td Auttl u. lss, ~ folans: fhs s!ase institutions
hsrvin4ttrr uaseu 1ss astehy r>ysiuxed Auu ecn-
unur. aid ta+y saal hesc.sts: b tu1wu AID dastY-
mated RI thcr r<spectirs ites ~ t1fres&e1 IL sfa
scctl.xa: Etarit4ls II :ttit Central Hospital for tie
Iusaas, Jacksonville. III: Ntstheru Hospital for tbs
Ia4ans, EIgsu. ILL.,. southern iIo.pssal fve laa tnssus
1nnA, Ill Institution tvt ths tdacatcn ef ths Dxa1
aud Dumb J.ekauusr. III. Institution for sas Edu-
cation Of Tie bl,nl, j4s1sonstlls. Ill: Asylum Tor
frshe-AlinJr1 ChiIteeu 1l1aots seidtsrs' OFrhans'
4.,, Chicago. cutrsetsaaal-iliHoi4 s:ats ksfazus
Scurul Ivatt4s."
th.ck tais shuaIa ~ exarle1 y Legislative dtf.
lnuu II Ito spEIA "CAakit4bls xrd CustsctloaAl It's
stsuuoua cf tts Stats" u4ed tn tho sct VI !si3 a
cpncist,n IL, that your jurstctou 1oss uot satsua
~ such earsttouAl in=titplions tos Svrual AMI LIZ
du4tEiA uutTEsslAea. tS.9uetl JAMES i. EpA4tI-
, 1875-05-29

BHSE.BRLt,
MAR1ToEpS-AInLETlcs,
Special Dtfpateh h Tbs Chtcdas Trsbtre.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. blay 28.-Ths Champion
ship game announced to take place hero this
afternoon between tho Athletics And 1Iartfo,da
was forfeited to the former by rcason Of tho
non-appeuance Of the Harssords On the ground.
The Athletics pnt In m appearance, and tho
game Has a-ar1ed 10 them by scoro OF 9 10 0,
The dsath Of Fsrgusnn's father is the alleged
caiae Of thu l1arsfoEds fatcre to keep theiz en-
gagement, which disappointed = largo nnmber
OF people who weEo a.hemblnI on tho grounds.
DDar1ss-XETUAL..
New 7oNE, May 49.-Dato-Lall: Boasons, Z;
Mutuals, 3.
, 1875-05-29

regard 10 tho Affairs Of tbs Company. /. sur
missed thAt the stasemontA contained su lilo doc
ument Aro not aatiafaosory. Jodge neod, = tor.
tner Director, who WAS replsced By Nr. L. L.
Palmer, brought ault yesterday against Gardner
Colby, ths President Of The Road. 70 recover
e9o6,0f0. Tho hiilwaukes Il 81. Paul people Aro
Anxious TO Tet control OF this piscs Of property,
aud viii pufcha&s 1t II thoy can.
, 1875-05-29
ASIA MINOR.
DLsflucrlyH EARTHQUAKES.

DEsFHUCTIFG E1KTHQU2kE4s
Lornos. May 25.-rho Lerant Herald says
IA ueties Of terrible earthquake shocks occurred
At the beginning OF Aay ia the Province Of
Drusa, IN Asia Minor- Six hundred lauses we're
destroyed. Accounts already received show that
100 lives rese lost, and 1s7 pesaons nc1e in
turad. Ths total number Of Lhoss Killed u still
unknown.
, 1875-05-29
NEW ORLEANS CITY FINANCES.

Nxw OkLrASh La, May aS.-lha rrusiisats
Of bauks and insurance companies aud tas c.sy
bonaholders mat tho City Administrators II tbs
C.ty-itslt last night, ~ diasuss tho pFsmiuu-
bond plan adopted BY thu t1tr Council. Ths
hnAuclass aud boudaollsIs rrsssus sisued the
following: "Ws. tAs uute!xisusd. Presidents
Of the banka aud iuausaues companies, and
bon.iholtscs, Of tho City ct New Orleans. d.
hereby appsors aud cordial, zsssnsnsnd to al
part;ea Interested. wt9sher eonlho!dsss o
teuueil based upon tho premium h,uda u hss&
calculated % ,uses tho s4.stins ufsspcy Ia ths
city 5pAusvs.H
, 1875-05-29
FACTS AND GOSSIP.

FAILS AND lU55iF.
xIA 3AoaAALK COMPENSATION Or TIE LAWYERS.
uroasp" Eaals tijef<h<r sFgan}.
Ths pay Of the lawyers iu Tho scandal case il
subject which excitos moro or less curiosity.
Tho following sro tbs facts cutront' That Full
isrton WAS paid By Monlton, 10 tho Proctor ease.
which, It will ba remomborel wa4 not tried and
that ho appears In tho Bcechsr case ~ thu ea-
peciAl representative Of lr. Moulton,-his fec
Of $4,000 hesns tho ouly money he has IA jet re-
celyod, Beach. whu Ia ordinarily hfgh-priced
lawyer, cams into tho cas0 believing that Il would
be oyer Within monlh, ~ ths outside. Ho rccciy-
ed rstsluer OF oo0 aud looked msiuly 10 Tie en-
hAnce.nent Of bis already high reputation. When
1t wns Heau that tho cAse would laHk Tor monsAs,
Mr. Beach, 1t IN said fs!t that hs could not se-
ulain In 1t, o1copt 1t = very sastous pecuniAry
sacrifice on liz part. At tho Tins it ras reported
port has 1t that hts retainer Has than lasod to
81, 590,-ti, ,U00 at tho additional $l,t01 bong
tho contribution OF 4 lady whose nAme hxs
souietiMes crorpod out In the nsWPaper
discussion Of Ae case ~ 40 especial fnsnd
secured any foo. Ats. Norris u Working tor glory
In thu case Anu it IL said nut oniy gyos biz scr
E!cez for nothing, but contributes 10 tue petty
e1penso account Of the trial bsbls, On tho
Hoeches side, nothing has 1eeu said about fces.
up witnesses. preparing Testimony. stc., knd tae
lawyers cugnsod pn tl1ts wutk. draw un Mr,
Thomss 8leArulsn ~ they uaea money. Esa!ts
IL believed to 10 III receipt. for yearn past,
Of al lncolne ot t5o,u00 por annuu fIon
hia profession. Ito has lost very nsarly y
lawyers year in this cAse. Iu Ill probability Ills
FOO Will DO $.5, ooo, ,-mose. Perhaps, it the Jury
should inl unanimously Tor Deephes. Judge
Porter has paid no hoett to tho question ot bis
compensation, ~ th!s case. No doubt hs great
sesy4cs4 will b. Justly femunerssea; his
fee will probably b. slv,Ap, lot tho
case 20 n Il msY,. sheartnsu. Ira.
Of Plymouth Church. They cau,s Into ths ssss
~ frsoads, sathnr than ~ counsel. Mr. Patrick
koAuy, who hAA tAkol, moro humble but not
lsss usees.ArJ part In the tsiAl than shs other
counsel, draws oil bhsarman for hls necessary
sxlsnses. ll4s compensation like that VI tbs
bigger gun4, IL to 10 Aettln1 hereafter. The
elpsuses Ut ths snsi will. IN I'll ps,,oAb.sy, 10
bo1ps bY ths old aod wealthy .usmbs1s OF
Plymouth Church. Wherayes Nr. Dsechar
could u!set Aoy expenditure sttsaalaas gu hls
trial. h has dons 70, NH. u hs .srs permitted
ssy 70. IL i.. - 1.S:. l. u as ii ~ III a a.
9Alf w ps11ys
, 1875-05-29

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 2s.-Ths PostnAs-
tcr-GonerA haa seut to tho Postmaster at Cin-
cinnasi the following dispatch, which will apply
70 ali localities whore decoration ceremonies ars
to be obeeryod to-morrov. "DecorAtion Dxy IL
not legal holiday 90 far as this Department 10
h"aFs, II It 10 In OHIO, conduct tbs otics ~ On
ot1cr holidays"
, 1875-05-29
SPAIN.

LONDON May ga correspondent te!egtaphs
that Carlist battery 1t Mount Rico had dred On
tho Spanish squadron, aad THAI the Admiral
commanding wAa killed, and fous Of bla officers
Nerp wounded,
, 1875-05-29
AURORA. III

Special DtspatsA Ia 7He chicago 1ftbfln<.
AChoAa. ILL., May ya8.-Decoraion-D Day rill bs
appropriately observed IN this city tomorrow.
1hs Hon, Emery 4. Etorss will deliver lbs ora
ton II Lincoln Park, At 8 p. n.
, 1875-05-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS

SAx FRANCISCO, Cal. May 2s.-Asstvsd-ahA
Pseide A1ll steamer Montana, t1uu Panama
Qrxass1osy, MAy W.-SaaaRah!p scYtAils
t1pu &st 1a5x, hA4 AknTaah
, 1875-05-29
The WEATHER.

WAAu,sa1oS, D. c., Mar a3.-For tho Upper
Lakes, tue Upper Mssslssippt and Lower Mis-
soar4 Valleys. rising bssonesss, north aud we4s
winds, cooler, clear weashes. followed By Bouth.
atly winds aud rislug temperature wsst OF tie
Aiaaisssppi.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-05-29

At NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May B.-Tho s7Aves Of
tho Confedetsts dead buried At Mt. Oli.es aud
Mt. Calvary Cemeteries wero decorated with
flowers this afternoon. Large numbers Of
Fedezals and ex-FcdesAi soldiers wore
preacnt and participated In The ccre-
monies. Tho following IL tbs synopsls OF
tho orasion delivered BY the Rev. Dr. D. G.
Kelly. In tho midst Of funeral wrehths aud
sad, fearful heart-bestsngs, 1t IL With sense of
The deepest qualification that Aua ab1s 10 bail
this auapiclous day, not because 70
have eeased to mourn for our dead
comrades, who afeep hero not that wo are re-
1oiced 70 bury out of mind the Cause In support
Of which They foll, tho victims Of pure and hero-
10 pstT1otisIn+ In our heart Of hearts no
sbsino their memories, and thoir fano shall
be ~ precious 10 un u Ia tho virtue Of our
women and our hopeh for our children. never
belonged to that csass in whote hearts srlr1en-
der and wrongs put ont tho light Of hope for
ln1 country, my whole country. Mother In the
hurricane Of feeling which 1vept US into
VT Tsr' noT IN tho mdst Of tue yo,rs ia which pas.
tho black winter night when rode It tho rear
OF Gan. Hood's broken anu crushed Veterans
across tho raging keheaaw, over crazy pontoous.
--nor on tho taddeas Of all days when, 1t
md r.v n, eo,nrsde. lsy p~a thetr m " .r1ps p on,
co!or.beaser fold aud ilaeo in his bosom our
hsl1'radisd Aa: IN mute sorrow; knd
turned my Aorse's Ecad towards tha
homo Of my boyhood. midst The
cedar and lin7e1tono cEass Of tho old Volunteer
State. say not esen IN these hours did ever
Lore faith in tho dcssluy Of the South
Or tlo unity Of tho nation. To ma
tue War, Its causes and i:a sesulta. have eger
boen an onisode necessary In the unfolding Of
our national existence. lhavo naver awcryed In
belief 10 tho necessary ousns4s Of these
Uuitad StAtes.
After onumorating tho causos that brought
about the War, and believing that both God and
progress Were in It; that these, onr comradeh
died not iu vain, etc., be cloeed by urging .
little more OF the prompt and ss,ldicrly
ouer2y with which John c. brown followed up
the Trenton mu,dcrerH. feu more Southern,
tours upon tho part Of Congressional statesmen
and Commtte0s, and speeches from other sol-
d1eta such "a Bartlett. and the heroic
dcash Of theeo men, and our comrades shall
10 seen to beas fich fruit In national ite, moro
E'otious thnu tho old past, Tho day dawns
when names Of thoee truly good and great on
thu other ado will be urned 10 tbs uAsion's his
tory II common heritAge Of fame.
, 1875-05-29
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Mar 28.-1he Governor Of Westphllia
has summoned tho Bishop Of Munster 70 roaig
his bes.
, 1875-05-29

Drn1.1N, May 28.-Tho King and Queen Of
swedtn hxye krrivcd in lhls city on visit to
the Emperor. Tho North German Ga1ene eayA
this rlss hxa political aicnihcAncet and seas in
It manifestation OF swelen's support Of ths
policy Of The three Empore.a.
, 1875-05-29

CINCINNATI. O., May 2s.-The most complets
arrangements hAve been mads for tbs decora-
ton Of soldiers gsaTea 1t Spring Grove Gene
terri tomorrow. large number Of ex-Confed.
ernte officers hnd soldiers will unite In the
ceremony. Geus. Preston and Price, Of Lex-
iiGson, ky.. are TO take part In the ceremonies
OF lha day.
, 1875-05-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
DNfTUAHT.

LONDON, Ma1 38.-Lord AuEuatns Hevey,
member OF tho House Of Commona for Wost Suf
folk, IL dead.
, 1875-05-29
THE INDIANAPOLIS SCANDAL.

TIE SUPERINTENDENT GETTING TIE DEsr or IT.
5p<eia. Di<pa.eA 10 1h4 Chicago Tribune,
ISp,4SArot.ty Ind, May 2s,-To-day the
r,n.teo. ,f III, rcaf and n,,nh A.r,,,r mat 4,
~. y1osa.;"1.., y. @ 49, ~ Aes ,'.1 tos -
ooS. Aou"f4cAa room TO near tao statemehs OF
supt. alnclntrio In Nnrwer to tho ctarse6 mada
ageinst him by John z. Fawkner. Ue says the
into.csLa sre 90 Great that tborourh inyestiua-
t,r,,, :. 1on,.,f,.a ~ ~ o.an ts,a h.t .,,.rsa
.4e 10 o."'u1u' au0' ~ oPsa W. oa',: enA'ao
tes1zea INC alhoaslts as eoffaPs'J falao, and
challenges Fawlner TO tho proof. Ilo
boldly demands that tho rFoyious tn-
xaat,oatton. Which re,nlnd from t,,e
~ ,..,ss -. 49,, T.,..
snons"ous '''sos seos ~ 'no Aesls'Asu'e
lAat eeaaion' DO rono"ed. lhen It was smoofhed
oYor bccauao tho Trustees wero unwilling to
parade = respcctahle character At tho REQUEST Of
.n ,rr.anonsihln corre,no,d.,+ No. M ,cr.-
o.. sss"sa a. ~ -sre.1,. 49, 80. 10 ~ 49,
a'on oemanuS .nas everything 90 eH'eo 10 tne
bottom. That lottor wna submitted soon after
Fawlner had been accused OF seduction by hia
n,ece. Ida Fawkner rofuaed to bo present at tho
in,a.t,a.t,or M,,1,,-is ,,,,n. ill., ,a,.o- -.
~" 1,,,,t'4 1ae ens . @4ao 4o'S'' wa
, 1875-05-29

4 TRAIN SEIZED FOR TAXES.
Special DsspatcA n jAe CAtcaao tribune.

4 TRAIN SEIZED FOR TAXES.
Special D..pateA n jAe cAsea,o tribune.
sPRlsar1z1D, ILL.,, NaJ 25.-1he troubles Of
the llockford, llock laland, and 1t. Louis RAIL
road Company and tho complications Of our
ravcnns system seem to b On the Increase. On
the attn inst. Sheriff aud e1.oa1clo Collector
Bridges, Of 0teene County, infora,sd ths At
tornoy- General that the Rockford, Rock Island
d St. Louis Railroad Company WAS iu default
tor State, county. aud local ta1ss to the amount
Of more than $500; taAt hs had adysr-
ho had applied TO tho agent Of she COM
pAny 1t Nltehail tor payment. Tue agent
hxd officially notified him tnAs The road wAs
under tho control OF tho Federal Court for Tue
Northern District of thia State, and o. ". II.
Ferry was tho Receiver; that any attempt to
layy on tho property Ut the Company would be Il
contempt Of court, and that be had beiter take
good counsel before le attempted to make levy.
1'he sheriff stated, hiHo, that ho had not beeu
cuJoiuod from collecting tho tazsa, aud wanted
10 KNOW What ho would do In tlo tuattot. Tbs
Attorney -tieuesal replied thst Judge TreAt,
Of tho Federal Court for this district,
had hold that # road ~as in tho banda
Of 4 Receiver 1t VISA no bar to tho collection Of
saxes, and that, II tbs NeeelycF should refuse to
pay, It would not constitute = conteulrt for tho
Collector so lazy on tho property In the handa Vt
tbs ltecsivor, Ihe Attorney y-Gousral said he had
would hold Tho sar,e opinion, sud liz a1vlseI ths
BhoiH 10 donland tho au,uunt Of !A1es from tho
llecelvcr. and, Il not paid. TO iesy ss,a ssll.
To-day tho AttoFncy.uenefAl got telegram
from the shcta, dsto3 It 10 :. n.a asatlng shat
10 had leyiod Oh . frsight train as Wtusshsll aud
llkd it chAinsu ca Lhs Main trsck. lie SAID
mail tram WAS shortly dus, but that tho Ageuts
Of tho Company refused to allow lin to pus tho
train ola = aldo track. lie uantel 10 know II l,o
would to Justified III breaking Tho s~,tch loel,
.,r II ha Af,onld ho1a khA frstHlt 40 thkt ths uu
, 1875-05-29

Tha trial Of /. ], Ross, II Cairo, fos killing
Alice Gibbs o,lossd, wss concluded ssAteS3Ay,
I'D resulted U IA 4eGutsA
, 1875-05-29
fTHTkT ENDED.


The atriks Ia South Wales il endei. The men
agreed to tue reduction Of 12i pes cent in wages.
Ths Theaus Aoyal 1t Lecds huruod last night.
, 1875-05-29

ths|r brAus out asatnst 4 ts.ck va11.
hui hors was ~. instance whsrs
! man daahed hts brains ous against
old Latin motto. "Fa'sus II eno, falru IN
omntb4s, "-sRasfJ yourselves that = man was
fAtss in one thing. and you could natsfy your
aclres that be vaa false In ALL In th!e csso they
llshol ~ that mar!ln. Tho record Of tiss oass
oply required that thoy sluuid reverse this
propoation. Tlson has
Bn0wN n1MaE1Y fALAx II EyEnTfNrNn,--
10 w,ttten and open falsnhoods of confession.
fa'sehoods presented 10 them by sho prosecution
tharo vss ono ahred Of truth CounaeI said ho
had shown the jury. already, that 11tou VAS
tho watcher Of dIs wife and bly, onn household
With reference to bowen, telling him Ia juno,
1862, thAt Doecler had besn guilty Of acts Of
adultery. bngnn In Indianapolis aud continued
siuce. II TlItou beloved DoTnn. said counnel,
rerc uadsr pretty sl,hrp observation: In tbs
nintof Of 1870 Deochor drove Aru. Tiltoa out.
behind \ team Of lloraeB. and, calling for her
aRaiu, Tiltou vAs ttera aud
aud thls ~ tho second ysar af.s1 tha slieged
onenRe had heen committed.
Counsel tllan spoke OF tho contumely Visited
By both the EnRltah people and orrselvbs on the
huaband Of sn adu1tcreas. 1lo said that there
dosor4bo it-onc ras "eaekold' and tle
ottler "wIt,o!," bns both aignifad
contempt. uplor the OLD Homan lar,
prostitutes were people who psndesed
to ltcentious passonB, and wore HevoralJ pun
tpllcd, aud II tho husband took back and 1ivsd
with i wife who hAd committed adultery, he uaa
punished NTH the woman ~ boinE pantiorer.
Tliton (aaid counsoi) knoN for yoars that Deocll-
er waa = dangerous man to visit llo fanioA Of
pure wonlon, md yet ho
EscounAuEp nEEcHEH TO v1slT HIS FAMILY
and his vifo, and tnvted, nAy, almost forced,
him 10 doso. and thoro did not ontor ono thought
Of fear iuto Thsodore Iilton's hen,t. It ws
contompttb1o 10 $50 tho petty nvldeuco that waB
offered IN this ease. After 1ilton had watched
hls guard by 1soxon, TilIon brought them : sam
pie which wa seraped from tho whlto ltfo Of
lIenry Ward Deoeher. How would Tilton, II DO
brought this charGe truthfuily, ~ ho beloved,
agatha this 1ifo take to himAlf tho dark stain
OF English op1Hobriusn, or the strong cousumely
OF lion!aa condemnation ?
Aecesa.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-05-13

sas- The Southern Baptist Convention, after
a long and harmonious session in Charleston,
adjourned last week.