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, 1875-04-17

Encouraged by the success Of Chicago
paper In obtaining from the Postmaster Of
tho city tho quarterly statistics Of the weight
lavoirdupois) Of tho newspapers forwarded
through the Chicago office, Dubuque pub
Haher has applied to tho Oiico Depart
ment for the aame information relative
to the Journals printed in Dubuque,
where this sort Of knowledge would
be some slight Glow to the general
circulation Of the various newspapers, while
IN Chicago tho figures havo no Significance
whatever. Tho Dubuque man received q
poremptory refusal, the Department declining
to act the sneak's part in giving ont informa-
ton concerning the private business atairs Of
individuals. Moreover, the Postmaster Of
Chicago will b invited to explain his course
IN the same regard, and is In fair way to
receive sharp reprImand from the Depart
mont
, 1875-04-17

It Is narrated IT one Of tho 1IEnops that, in
ot1cr to socuro that popular mourning at hls de-
ccaso which tho cyant Of itsoif wAa not lkoly 10
cause among hts loyat subjects. hc ordered tho
execution Of sotno Of tho principal mon Of tho
Kingdom Immediately upon l,a own death. by
aomo such analogy tho author Of tho memoirs
which liavo been enjoyed 10 much may bo
spoken Of N tho 1ameutcd Mr.. dnEvtt1E. But
lila enemies are eudoavoring to impeac i.,s tos-
tmony by publishing the oath ho took not 10 tell
anybody. mud horo 1t Is.
You shall swear 10 be tr,la snd faithful ser-
sant unto tho Queens Majesty. In Tho exercises
Of The functions Of tho .ctork Of tho lriry
Council lu ordnary. You shall not know or nndor-
or spoken aaatnst her hAJesya person, honor, CROWN
or dignity royal: but ycn shall let and wtthatand tho
same 10 the nernUa of your power mud either do
10 bo revealed either TO her Majesty herself or
10 tic Prtvy Council You shall keep fecret all mat.
ttsa committed and revealed unto yo that shall be
trcatrd secretly III council And II nny OF the said
treaties Of councils ahall touch my Of the counaelors
you shall not reveal II unto him. but sial keep tho
aae until such lime n by the consent of her
or by The Council, publication shall be tnade thoteof
YOU shall TO your uttermost boar faith and Allegiance
10 The Qeena Majesty and shal assl.t and defend al
jutsdicttont pre- etnences and authorities granted
Parliament, ohetwi*e sgaiuAt nll foreign Princess
persons. rre!sfea, 8laes or potentatcs. Aud gener
nlly In all thnga you hla1l do faithful and trls
aervant and subject ought to do 10 her atessY. 80
help your dod and by tbs holy contents Of thIs book
Jou do sweaF.
, 1875-04-17

The New York Daily Dul|<tia is one Of the
few logical opponents Of compulsory ctluca.
ton in tho country. It finds itself forced, in
order to sustain the fright" Of parents to
starvo their ohildrenfa minds, to deny tho nd
visibility Of the Btato's supporting my
schools at all. This il the only position
which disbeliever In compulsory education
can logically take, II the State has the right
to ta1 its citizona In order to bny ground,
build schools upon it, aud pay teachers, 1t
has the right to compel parents to lot thoir
children attend. Tho right to levy this ta1 is
justified only by tho fact that tho public
schools mako better citizons ont Of the rising
genorntion. II they do not, their
7aison d'ctrc ceases. Tho State thus
holds the school-tax rs trust. In order
to Justify Its collecting it, it must apply
it to the purpose nlready sot forth,-tho oul.
tivation in citizenship Of all the youth. So
far as 1t fails 10 do this, SO far rs It allows tho
children Of tho poor or any other class to
grow up in untraincd license aud recruit tho
ranks Of criminals, Just so far is 1t faithless
To It's trust and deserving Of rebu1so. Tho
oitizcn then has right to complain end TO
insist that tho money he has paid shall be SO
used TINT its worth will be returned to him
OF his children and country In decreased
crime, greater security, and puror politics.
The right Of universal taxation for schools in
wolves the duty Of universal education in
those schools Or others as good.
The bulletin tacitly admits TINT ii Gtate
schools arc proper, compulsory education Is
inevitable. At tho close Of m editorial iu
support Of tho natural right Of adults
to breed paupers, idiots, md criminals,
it says: "As q final result, its [ths COM
mon.school gystem's1 total destruction may
be fairly propheaied; perhaps, after all, how
evor, such consequences toould b EAe bat
thing that could happen, md tho State going
out Of business as teachar, popular educa-
ton would bo taken up as matter Of busi-
ncss, philanthropy, and religious rropagand-
ism, producing, wo doubt not, much better
md more abundant fruit than under tho ex-
isting methods" This Is trunk confession.
We aro glad to SEQ that the contest Is
narrowing down to its real issuo,
~ schooling or no State schools at ALL It is
we'll that this alternative should bo under
stood. Just as q matter Of curiosity, we
should like to know why tho Bu'letin thinks
TINT tho forces OF buaness, philanthropy,
dad religion will educate nation bettar ti,an
6tats schools. Tic declaration is somewhat
amazing, innsmuch as all three Of these CON-
hined havo mover, ut amy time In the history
ot any nation, given decent eduoation to
oue-thirll Of tho rising generation. The f,,
, 1875-04-17
PERg0NAL

DKLANo IL dyspeptio.
Nine. Dr. MR7rzna1ou Ia ~ homely ~ pcs
siblo.
Bum DopIr, the celebrated trainer, IL at the
PETROLEUM Y. NAsnr arrived yesterday II ths
Grand Pacific.
a Lessburg. Va, man has found petziaed
swallov, hut that has not made summer.
Why does not TuiEoa Interview himself and
say something funny, or puugopr, or popu:az2
Tic immortal DE- v1yo. agent Of D1 MunsxA,
ia In the city. The prima donna will arriYs to-
day.
Enxnsos Il KENNEDY, OF tile West sdo L.
orary, hnve Godey's Lddy's Book for May. Well,
what ofit2
"'asSs 's:pentenarian gons-Slss. DOLLY
HoAHYcuTT, Of BoonvtIle, Ind, who closed
sweot l!fo Of ITO years.
Ihs echool-Board Of Denton, Me., Ia composed
entirely Of women. 1t would be unkind to refer
to than ~ Benton mischief.
KATHERINE NoaEas has boon playing Queen
Katherine at McCuL1oUon's theatre, "Whole-
aomo JouS" playing 1Eoisey.
Beth darxx, tho f1sh-cu1turist, has already
distributed 4oO, 900 samon.trout Try thls sea-
soo In American lakea and rivera
Blshop HUNTINGDON desoEiasa = R!tualfa& II
~ modern Anglican son.,menta1Ist making pos
.ures lu the gsava-ololhes OF dead doluslon."
ph1adelphia papsrs urge tbs: tho noxt Hepub.
lican National Convention Be hold In Chicago,
Philadelphia has too much Centennial 10 "
tend to.
Buaax D. AHrnox. should not blyo told tbo
st. Louis Republican persouallss that his poverty
WA The CAUSE OF hes filling him. It turnad hia
hilo black.
"As tho earnest solicitation Of my wife and
children. Iha1e CONSENTED to become candidate
for County Treasurer" ~ MsaiasippI candi.
data put IL.
DAN Dax4x1, NaLsE SEYMOUR, Usawosru, and
DuDwoRlu wore oaco mcmbers OF tho &an1e min
stssl organization, aad died mithin sixty days of
ono another.
HORACE Wu1T1, AIynRD CowIEs, and ARraua
WAxxIxB wont up tho ou!aide Of Houut Yesu-
vlus IN company, on tho Esd OF March, and ssood
for ~hils On The ragged sd9s OF ths cave Of
alooaa II In top Of That nslshr4tad mountain.
, 1875-04-17

Our Cauadisp cousins are terribly acaudalzed
ovor some rocaut decisions upon tho natsimo-
mia! contract, notah'y TINT OF Surrogate Hurcn-
1Nos, Of New York, In which woman Who had
lived and passed. on as tho vito Of one nENvY
mas declared to b. his wife by contraot md coz
tiuued cohabitatlon. Tho Toronto Leader
preachos very serious sermon In tho hopo Of
awakening Americans to the danger Of such
laxlty in the laws Of their country. As matter
Of facs, tho roiu Ia tighter than that OF Great
britain. and Canada. A man who passes
woman Oh a his vito In many 6tatea Of this
country must provo ahe ID not before he can de-
Hert hor. In Canada ho can dispose of bar when
ho wants to. It may gall tho boys little but 1t
conaeryes morality.
, 1875-04-17

Ccntrnl Pacific Road. Chicago haa, thero-
mined except those which its own cen-
trnl location aud tho enterprise Of
Its people afford It, III tho second
ptaco, arother Pacific Roatl on tho route pro-
posed by ToM sco77, running from tho Pm
ciho CONT at San Diego, through Arizonn
nnd Now Mexico and Tcxas into Mississippi,
nnd thence to Charleston, could not dofcct
So worth Of business from Chicago in cen.
tury. We don't think It would have any
business to defect for about TINT length Of
timo; but, If 1t should have, 1t would bo bust
moss that would 60 ria st. Louis md the other
citios wa llaye named, in the absence Of tho
Texaa, Arzonn l. Pacillo Rond. Thus CHI
cago cau havo no special or selfish interest in
opposing the construction Of the Southern
pncislc.
As Il 1nntter Of fact. no hayo no objection
whatoyer to tho building Of n road from San
Diego to Vicksburg, or from san Francisco to
Nashville, II private capital can bo induced
to build 1t. Whit VIC nro opposed to Is tile
levying of ENORMOUS contributions upon the
entire country to bo wastcl in an unproduc-
tive enterprise, which. cannot oven claim
tho exploded oxcuso Of "dovcloring the re-
SOURCES" Of tho country. II tho Southern
press and dcmagoguea shall succeed finally in
mortgaging tho milton for tho subsidy they
nre howling after, they will sec the time
before the cost, interest and principal, is
paid by taxation Of tho whole people TINT
they will regrot tho folly rs sincerely as those
, 1875-04-17

Tho Interior, in m article upon Tue Pcnlten-
tiary ut joliet, speaks in torms Of tho highest
commendation Of tho excellent order and diaci-
p}ine enforced over tho 1,4oo conv.cts confined
there. but takes occasion to comment upon tho
"duck!ng and ring-ho,t" punishmcnts in
operation previous to tho present administration.
Tho Joliet Republican pointa ou. that under ths
imbecle administrations Of Wardcna PERKINS
and ARNOLD. the discipline Of the Penitcntiaty
amounted to nothing but anarchy, adding,
At the limo whom WAsnBunN assumed tie n,ana1e-
ment Of tho Prison. and for long time atterward. it
aaa o. necessary mud prnpcr to resort to the ring
bolt this aoaEy cell" aud other devices, to ntimi-
date the orutish, ohurats, aud dovttah chassctces
that long lit enss had made defiant and dnapsr.te Ii
would b0 cut Of pacs and unnecessary now to faaor
10 a1ch expoditnta to enforca discipline.
And tho present oxceiEont condition Of Affairs
shows that WAsnpuRA's theory WAS correct.
, 1875-04-17

for Afny. Hogs vera active and unchanged.
Sales at $7.4o@9.25. Cattle were in brisk
demand md aol.l At 10 cdranco. Sheep
were quiet arfl firm Mt 'a5.o0@6.70 for COM
mon to CHOICE
, 1875-04-17

Aro for nniyeraal uso And w1lnt they con-
clude will mako its way, in time. through oil
rnnks Of society, nn,l will be recorded as tho
verdict Of History!
, 1875-04-17

Democrats dons want Dasti!es. All they want Il
lLts tallo-bo1 with hole In the top.-uer. Atsn af
Ohio.
And each chance to stun 4 handful Of tick.
cts into 1t through the little 1olo in the tsp.
And they don't want to BE- thsuat Into Dastilas-
l. g., tatla-thcrefor when caught Ia tho act.
, 1875-04-17
s
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T1'asa T. ,,,st 1 naS ~ ;atarsa,;n, .rsan",.
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rasa- ,ofoat .1 ,.har t,,an ~ .ha suaeoar -
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~ Tho .., ~rosont - Govnrnor ~ Nn,v v,,,. IN.
l.oo, -,,o-1, y, ox-o.;,,, ~, ..,,a,..a1a
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p;no ,,,,t :, araoo.. .,,,t 1,s, ,-ros,,ro -
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49, , an;1 ~ ra;oh. L M Ioro haan ,,ro,moa1 w. 49,,
rN - -.
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mine, and sought the Office TINT ho might ex-
plodo It aud bo advertised to the country as
tho groat discovorcr Of fraud md viudicator
, 1875-04-17

NOULEYt8 TifEATHE-Randnlnh street. hatwa.n
ftsrk aud tsssils Engagement Of Mad. JhnhuscEek.
AftsTnoon, "May. Stuart" and " Toms Here" hTen'
ing, Hurry VIE"
, 1875-04-17
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE

aArxs Or susRcnrrr.os tFAHAnLr N ApTANcx).
rautnee rrepnid nt tits ONCE.
psilv. ysar II 1890 Weekly. ysaf....2 f.pH
fd.W safIy.s:....' sj.kU Flvs eopos....... 7.S0
Aondsy 'fdiiiiiion, ..e Ten eopisa."...... 1A.00
doubls thtst,..,. 3.nOt
Parts Vt year n The sAmc rate.
wAx7xn-uns active aesnt in each town rad village.
6osoI&l rAnssmsnts rnade With such.
6psemsn ooptaf aont fres.
10 present dsAy and Estakes. b snre aud kvs Tott
Ohcs sddssfs In fnlt, including State and County.
Etmances may omsde eshcr by drhit ssprsaa. Pott~
0Ess order, Or Ia registered letters. 1t our risk.
7EfNs TO CIT eCpscnInIas.
Dsts, delivered. SUNDAY r1eepted. 25 cents wrok
D11. dellrcred sunaay Included. 80 esnt per wssk.
Aadre,s THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Cornes Madison and Dsasbofn.sts., Chicago, ILL
, 1875-04-17

AoApEMT OF NustC-tal.ed s.1:e,: :hc.weeT ~. Mad.
combna !" btinne1 Luck" AftuEuoon And evening.
, 1875-04-17

EXPOSITION BttILDiNG-Iaks shors, foot 1t
AdAins strs4t Exhibition ot PAntlags.
, 1875-04-17

<kEErli1 1TIIEATNE-Desrhc,n atfeef, corner Alien;
fos fk7sty entertainment. 4" BnG2Afs On AotsaoSc&-
Afternoon and ayantn8.
, 1875-04-17
To.pAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

Mv1CKER.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.,ts'. bttwrstn w
Dearborn And atate. En1sEcmrnt 81 1t'tta ,Atter..
noon, - Xp." Evening, "ret Of tbs Pstseosta" Ano
, 1875-04-17
BUSINESS NOTICES


Saturday Morning. April II. 1876.
, 1875-04-17

MANDERY No IL. X. T.-fdn AFe hereby notified ~
sstsn.bis 1t the hayiu, ested and lsaudoph-
st. SatpTday, April IL 1S7a A. II 80 sharp. ~
the puspS.c II attending tho fnnesal o. our lats sir
mnn1erts ars cordially invited 10 tnatt With III.
Il. 4. WILLIAMS. Recorder
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS OF ST. BERS4 4HD
COMM ANDE!sY, No: g. k.T-You are Ie4us,.tea , 70 70
attsad tho unora of il. g. iInnoy. lite IL! Ku!zht ri
Ohioafo Comm&ndery. So. III i: ~ order o( EO.
CLEVELAND LODGE, M. iii. 4. +. 4. M.-Ths
.nonbars heeby no1iad TO a.:tmhs at thu lodke-
At u o'ueck sharp on Saturday tnornlaE AErtl II
to attend funeral Of late hrhthcF. Henry U Fin.
nsy, Uniform dark c!ohhk should b. Far ordoE.
HEuHEN CLEVELAND, ". u.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
bocsuse tho5 ~ few: Go to DR.. hicoMESNEY'S.
corner CLARK nd andorhst< 0ne price, 90 fnll set
bot Eum tco. Teeth oit!netad without pain. satlsae
ton Clron mors5 refunded.
, 1875-04-17

And this Is but moderate way Of stating the
evidential 1aY. OF courss It must be ap-
piled, so far az It attaches, to both sides.
This is not tho view that tho inconGderntc
multitude will take Of tho nature Of tho evi.
dence in this caso, for they ore not accus-
toned to weigh testimony md to study the
character Of proof. Easily, also, 1t may bo
overlooked by the warm personal friends Of
Mr. DLEougn, who arc ready to accept Ills
word against the world. But they must not
thus DECISIVE themselves, or think that the
great Brooklyn preacher can be made an e1-
ception to the necessary r1ilos Of evidence.
Above ali, Mr. BEEouEn must realize that his
situation, ooolly Estimated In the cass Of an-
other man, would DO considered well-nigh
desperate, because Of tho moral force Of tho
significant concurrence Of damaging facts In
his case and that this forco cannot bo over
come by humorous remarks, or adroit
eyasions, or rhetorical fcsvor, or sven the
most positive denials, On his part. Ills ax-
plantations Of all the accusing facts must not
only be entirely rational aud In obvious &C.
cord with bis innocence, but his defense
must utterly destroy the aggregate and multi
piled power OF their strange concurrence
Tor the effect OF courtroom excitement and
eloquepce will be eyaneEcent, and the verdict
Of the jury will be but ot secondary impor-
tanco. The final earthly decision will bo not
BY partsssns on either side, but by tho body
Of clear-heatlad, intelligent, and unbiased
men, who will be impressed BY logic sather
than BY historic, and who will apply to this
casA tia fnfkxth1a x,,1ah nf svit7nnta which
, 1875-04-17

hands Of American youths, including tho
eono Of omigranta as we'll as thoae Of na-
tiyes.
q. To abollah tho syxtsra Of contracting ths labor
OF convlcts In cur pti.ons aud sefor1uatory In
sutution1,
What, then, shall be dono with the con-
victs2 Shall they be immersed for yeara in
solitary conhnmsnt, aud maintained at the
public cost? Both humanity and political
economy arc opposed To any such disposition
Of thom. The real objection which tho "1n-
dustrial Congress" has to tho conyiotlnbor
Is that the trades taught In the prisons enable
the ooavicts to mike an honest living after
their dismissal theretrom. and this, 1t Is
thought, enlarges the competition for en-
ploysnent. The demand, therefore, ts utterly
selfish and mean.
I. Thu reduction Of the hours Of labor to sght per
day, that lsborsrs may hars more tins for soc,l
enjoyment snd intellectual Improvement, and bs sbla
to rap shs advantages conferred by shs abossayug
machinery which their bsAins hare created.
Without pauAing to count the number OF
labor.saving machines that have been invent
ID by the trades.unions, We will simply ask
whether the "Industrial Congress" expect
laburers shall receive tan hours' pay for eight
hours' work. We presume 70, aiucs they
can NOW work sight hours for eight hours
pay. In fact, thls h ths usual prsuuos In
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-30
The Tornado in this Parinh.

1t appears from accounts from various
places that the tornado which swept over a
portion Of our parish last Friday evening.
the nineteeth instant, passed almost across
the continent, spreading devastation, death
and ruin in it's track. 1t was the most ter
rific hurricane that has visited our country
since 1867, and was exceeded by the tornado
OF that year only in breadth of track, and
not in violence. After committing sad
havoc on the Ouachita river, woanding
many persons and killing the Adair
family, the demon of the storm seems to
have descended upon our parish, about
twelve miles south of this place. At
George Lyles' place everything was riddled
fences and timber blown down, and the
residence blown against large tree in the
yard and literally shlvered to pieces, and
the inmates. several in number, more or
less injured, among whom two ladies, Mrs.
Lyles and Mrs. LOveless, were dangerously
wounded. Other places we're more or less
injured, but we believe no other persons
were wounded in that neighborhood. We
mex. hear of it's devastating descent upon
Joe's bayou, a short distance north OF the
railroad, where it completely demolished
the houses and fences of Mr.. Whatley and
Mr.: Flanagan, and portion of the houses
and fences of Major Waddill, wounding o
white and black on all these places more or
iees-but strange to say, killing none-and
kiihng mules and horses, and, perhaps, COWS
During this time perfect deluge of rain
ana large hail stones were falling at this
place and at many other places from which
We have received intelligence. And we see
accounts Of the terrible effects of this
storm, which will never be forgotten by
many, even in Georgia and South Car
olina.-Richtand Beacon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-30
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEw YORK, March 29.-Cotton closed quie. 81 d
steady; middling uplands 1850; Orleans lie; sales
soio oales; net receipts 379 gross 1912
March lsss re- April i6 Il Ice; May Il ll6al7 332c
September II l3 320l7 7.I6c; October I6 1850
l6 u $40; December 1850.
Southern fsur quiet and steady. whe at dul ]
and heavy; lac lower; closed at ST. $50 rs for
Winter RED Western; l 28 for do Ohio 81 280l 20
for amber Western; 81 270l 28 for do State; 81 30
al 40 for white Western Corn opened firm; closed
86l G87hc for Western mixed; 87h a $50 for yellow
Western. Coffee firm; good Job demand Rio
quoted at l50l8c gold Sugar hrm; &c advance
Rice quiet and steady. TallOw firm at li.I6aeac
Rosln dull; 81 0502 l2h for strained. Turpentin
dull; 36c Pork frm new. job lots SEQ SsQ2I.
shade hrmer: fair demand. Freights dull; cotton :,
by steam, Nd
Sugar-7k dssc for fair to good refining; 81 c for
prime; rs 086c Tor MuscOvadO: 8T09c for centri
f9gal; reAned firm sas. loa 6lOac for hard grades .
MOlasses quiet and firm.
Ice. Flour-Demand fair and market firm. wheat
steady; red 81 1901 15 Corn firm, at roc. Oats
firm: 6O064c. Pork fir m at S2l Lard 0uief. atasm
!3HU.4c. kettle l4hc. Bulk meats strong: shOul-
ders TIC; clear rib iOa c; clear II 0llkc. Bacon
Demand falr, market firm: shoulders 8ss 08sac
st. Louis, March 29.-Cotton quiet and un.
changed FlOur-GoOd demand for medium grades
which are scarce; extra winter - 35d4 50; double
extra winter - 6504 80. Wheat dull; No red
winter $l I'm al l2a; No. . spring Chicago CSC
Corn dull: No mixed 68069aic. Oats dull: No.
2 2 CSC. Whisky higher; 81 u. Pork $50 $50
20 S7h. Dry salt meats Shoulders 7Ac; clear ribs
lie; clear Is 0l1ssc, held higher. Bacon-ShouI-
ders sac; clear RIB l2c; clear l2k0l2ssc Lard
l390c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-30

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
CUsTOMHoUsE STREET, BETWEEN ROYAL
AND BOURBON STREETS, AND THE RIGHT OF
OCCUPANCY OF THE PREMISES No. 50 ST..
CHARLES STREET, KNOWN AS "WooD SA-
LOOM" BY AUCTION, BY THE SHERIFF.-We
are requested to call the attention of the pub.
lie to the sales by auction to be made to day
at noon at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, by the civil sheriff
of the parish of Orleans. Said sales com.
prise:
l. The right of occupancy of the premises
No. 81 St. Charles street, known as wood
Saloon"
g A certain lot of ground, with the
buildings and Improvements thereon, in
the Second District Of this city, fronting on
Customhouse street, between Royal and
Bourbon streets.
3. A portion of ground, in the same square
and district. situated in the rear Of the
above described lot, with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
For full particulars and terms see adver
tisements.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-30
WASHINGTON.
InyestixatinR the Georxia Toruoar

Investigating the Georgia Tornado.
WASHINGTON. March 29-Tho chief signal
officer has sent one of his observers to
Georgia to investigate and report upon the
recent destructive tornado in that State.
Arkansas Hot Springs in Court.
The Court of Claims decided the Arkan-
sas Hot Springs case against the five sew
era! claims to the property, which remains
with the United States. Judge Loring dis
sented, believing the evidence established
Recter's claim. An appeal will be taken to
the Supreme Court.
Sick.
Commissary General Shiras is hopelessly
sick.
Paymaster Assigned.
Paymaster Eckles has been assigned to
the Department of the Gulf.
Resignation of Treasurer Spinner.
Treasurer Spinner HAS resigned, his res.
ignation to take effect July l. j. n. New,
Of Indianapolis, succeeds him.
The Ice in the Potomac.
The rivers are rising slowly and the ice
is becoming quite rotten. A break must
come within twenty-four hours.