davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-20

Tho tendency to fix responsibility upon
one central ollicial Of my municipality ia be.
coming more md moro plain In American,
politics. Experience Inns shown t1at In a
complicated Government, in which tho En-
ccutive cannot control his nominal sutor,li-
Mates, il il impossible TO check rascn!ity.
rl1is experience Inns borna fruit, III Illinois,
i'll tho Municipal Incorporation act Of 1917,
whicl, makes the Mayor Of city responsible
for tile proper administration Of its atTairs,
and gives him authority commensurate
with this responsibility; and, III New
York, In n bill now reuding be-
forc tho Legislature, and pretty euro
ofpassagc, which gives tho Governor Of tho
stoto authority to suspend nny of lis imsne-
diato subordnatca, tl.a State Auditor, Canal
Commissioners, Treasurer, the Attorney
General, Secretary of State, etc.. penalng IL
trial for 1nalfeasance III Office. Tho power to
suspend may perhaps DO amplitletl into tho
power to dismiss, but this Is unccrtnin. II
IL significant fact, in this connection, Tint
tho Cabinet system--a set OF suboriliuatos
appointed nn1 removable by tho responsible
lead with tho consent Of tho Sonate-hns
Ind eighty-six years iriai at Washington and
Inns been n remarkable s,lccess nv compared
with my other system tried by the Stntes.
, 1875-04-20

Tho ce1$onnial celebrations Mt Concord
mud Lexington of the first shots fred in the
War Of American Independence took placo
yesterday, in accordance with tho interesting
and elaborate programmes which wo have al
ready published. Tho Prcoilent and Vice.
President Of the United States, Members Of
the Cob,net, United States Senators, Mem
bcrs Of Congress, Governors Of Ssates,
Julgcs Gcner,ls, poets, orators, and cn,i-
nent men of the Republic, lent their pres-
enco to the patriotic occasion, while mighty
crowds, only limited in s!zo by their ability
to reacl. the historic scenes, participated in
tho memorable eelebrntion. Tho extreme
cold wsnther had the elect to Interfere some
what with tho complete fulfillment of TIC
contemplated order Of procedure; but nev-
ertl1eless the joint centennial was magnia-
cent SUCCESS. An extended report of tho ex-
ercises will bo found In our tolegraphIc col
GSpuE.
, 1875-04-20
guiso Of Temperance reform tina by any
argumonIs. The ntlyisc to the Ohio lerabli-
cana is to eliminate the Issue entirely, md re.
lieve tie party thorcfrom.

Tho coming Centennlal Is likely 10 call to-
got!.or vast crowds Of people, nnl for W.
ricty Of purposes which no 1nan now col,
number. Tho first gran,l object will he 10
rajoico over the progress of tho past century,
and to form plans-mny they MI DO wisc ones
for tho future. a1nny gatherings will 10
social. Already We 1lcar tint tho ;o,0oo
postmasters propose 10 havo a gran.l jn-
bilec. Whore sncll vast crowd nro
to find room 10 dine together hos not trans
pircl. Iut when 1t il once tlcciled 10 hayn
tho meeting, SOME means will DO provided to
make 1t succcss It is mt difficult to 500
that such m nsseinblago may bo matlo to sub-
servo valuable purpose. Az every city nnil
every haulot in tho 1antl wonld bo repre-
sonted, better understanding of tho vast
extent md the RESOURCES Of tho country would
bo promoted, while kindly patriotic feeling
embracing the whole milton would unloubt-
elly 10 fostered among this very large crowd
of Government officials.
, 1875-04-20

Some months ngo n now court was cataf,-
lis',e,l in New York City. It is Tho Court Of
Arbitration Of tho Chamber Of Commerce, so
called because tho latter organization phys tho
*l0,0M salary to Judge FANcltEn, who sits on
lis bancll. The Court takea cognizance only Of
mercantile disputes. In such cases. either of
tho tl1sratants ,nny notify tho othor Tint ho
wishes 10 have the question tried before
Judge F4ScnEn, If tho othor rnrty flies no
objection, tho Court assumes Jurisdiction,
and it's decision, unless appealed from, il
final. If objection is fled, the caso cannot
be heard in that Court. This prevents
arbitration between unwilling parties,
aud yet permits persons who nro mt
t,sally confident Of their rights to
haye those rights settled c1,enply nntl,
what is still better, quickly. This expert.
nlcnt thus far has been grcas SUCCESS
Many cascs haro been settled; tho crowded
dockets Of the other courts havo been re-
licvcd Of part Of their burden; a.ld this the
wllolo administration Of civil Justice in Now
York City las been betterel. An attempt in
now being malo to induce the New York
Legislature to provide for the expense Of tho
new Court out Of the public funds instead of
obliging q comparatively few merchants to
bear tho whole cost by private subscriptions.
Tie good results Of tie Institution aro SO
plain TINT this will probably be done.
The efllcncy of courts Of arbitration where
questions betweon capital mud labor arc COLI
ccrned has been amply proved by tho expert
cnco Of England and France. The New
, 1875-04-20

A now complication has arisen in connoc-
lion with the Court House architect squabblo.
EdAN, the Irish member of the trinity select
ed Iy tho County Boartl. proposes to bar out
Ills German anl American associates, and
now claims to be tho architect for tho county
portion Of tho building. 10 will acknowledge
10 sl,nres In the honols and profits of the
position, and talks as if he meant to
hold fast to Ills assumed advantage.
TuLEy, however, goes still further back,
md claims precedence over EoAN md
tAl the rest by virtue of tito authorship OF tho
"Eureka plan. adopted by both city md
county authorities. So it tranBpircs that tho
nationality scheme, if not faiinre already, Is
likely to lend to prolonged litigation and de-
lay, though If tho struggle ultimately results
in tho abandonment Of tho ridiculous triple
alliance, and tho selection Of IN architect on
tho strength Of his merits instead Of tho nc
cilent Of his birthplace, the taxpayers will
be the gaincrs In getting cheapor aud bet
ter building.
, 1875-04-20


,x1a ~ n,yo slIot reoallee.ion Of eonyert,ou Viii
XIV, i1o ne, ro,,,cn,,er ..v,nc tn hm "ll,,s "
i, Hn Theodoro7 1le IL gons to publish my s:e:, WEI,
AMI that "it would ruin mo and him Mao, "a ~ could
not siao on my ruin" All can say ia tla. ldoza
rem amber ths eon'esalson VITA nla'; .s. a.,
walk eng e'thes 10 my no's' ot 70 A!l' aua.n'
carrt oses' either on Sunday Or Fr'aay ass'Fo''n'
AN or!s'os. -
ber whas statement thi. lettor 1rtera to. 1rrrn'
,he comiltte referred to waa tue 1n,catlsaas e;;a
,attso aaIY % ~ mouth Church. link YOU ~ ao<
on tho tot'g truck, Mt. Fullerton. ,.
Judge FuEtr ton-Dut intend 10 get 5ou Into !"
right track.
Winess-1 FhAA 1a's ic''cs "us "1'',.H
house, when he WIS present. and at hs ''ssu1
maen ass" ,1, 'np ~ VIA aaains. nj. sonss
~ .s ,cr nu n wn, rrc,a,t tus'
over catne hf thc nal'eF' nh' IL W.T. FFssJ,ofih
dialculty presented 10 tbs Committee. 1prepara ~
a.a'se: ~ n'oto 10 m. .,s,onsnt fol e
Ealfnl. ~ III so' ~ fe'os'@ ~ '0'' ''''''Al'
' @'~ " rnErARHo NJ Mou1Tos ,,
for TINT purpose 1t was rrerarea oniy tor ny s,
Ny Impression Is thas Moaason fa!'l' "' hi 10
nnl thow II to Iillon." 90 nni Er''1' ,Shnu, no.
Io not romon,nsr what ta lssser wa7 written w.
do hiux Il in relation to Ut ns,'.5 q. " b.,s
H-Sow, feaA mere 1Eoln u IL isd hren gtoae.
wrongod." DIi yoa loasn that Uni Theod0'' 4''''
Q.-Wlat haye rend. A+-Tbas ia Low eU' S''
aentence, md puts st that earslt lad ,.su ss.irs
Q.-uia yoll laarn that for ytnra no Ean u
wiz tlle III }lIrcd7 Ayes hir. ,..., ,h,, ill.,
q.-I read aERin: II earu from s!I1e ias IT.. III
1]eU her haa reversed this, an1 ttoto ~ use.Y H.
Frmn whom did you yet that acuat1cus y uau;taa
got pretty nearly thu wsi0G 0f u 11on ,ulJ l.,
OIL wi! scaI further: AN T1,gs natafs ths ill.,
ful domestic diculty, uch aho,ll ssss 1. soa sI
mails public, finally and docaet!y. YETI .u,i .:,e
lug tlIat TGeo!ors T1ton aho''ll na1" 10 ,i1IcuJ Ia
thst vsyT A-After liz Uou:nstes was srlu1n, ,p" 1n,
Q-Na, am asking yo Specific lHffstJhs. e. shs. vsJf
weie you willing 70 saile the dltssn}, saould II
, 1875-04-20

It is proper to coll the attention Of the
render 10 the fact that tho second coming
of Christ did not take place last evening
according to announcement. Tho small
band Of fanatics in Chicago who
had c,eated such sensation by their inter-
probation of scripturl prophecy confidently
awaited tho appearance Of the Hearenly
manifestations, and therois no denying that
1nany other people H awaited Developments
with rather moro thnn sneeriug interest.
, 1875-04-20

following extraordinary ]iotcll~rosch Of con.
Trajectory nonsense wna tic result:
a iarf for revenue uron foreign Imports, dnd atach
equal tax1!ton nrrr TIM Internal l~yennn ftws will
aer'l Incidental protection 10 1oncsn
aud AZ WILL Within. imrasiug tf1a rescnnc Impose
tue leart burden upon md les promote anu encour-
a4c thn great industrial inrr.ss If tho country.
1T 1872 the san,e pnrty cyasted tho question
in tho following cowartl1y manner: ...
nccpEn.sng that there arc In mt.ltt hnncst but
irreconrllahlc differences OF opinion with regard IL
tic respective aysetns o! Protection and FREQ Trae
We remit tho discussion If Ito subject to Tic cope III
thclt Congressional Diatrfcts!
This nction in 1872 was oven morn coward
ly than thet ri 1868, md In 1876 the Demo-
CRITIC Trotectlopists wilt rcsulntoly prevent
nny avowctl opposition to system Of robbery
which Is without precedent III this Or my
civilized nation,
, 1875-04-20

mol urged against nc. Monlton, on Jan, i, uu5.,-
to0k 10 rvrraaont to 1Iltor what tonk n1,t.
MI the lth D Dece1ntrr. Ito conversation Of, r.. y
sts place with regard u tho aitenaslon Of hin ys -
hfrc:ins frntn him. CllRrAeh nf undue aoIIrt,ifo
YER rs, nat 7ee is a na, ,sssfSrS sai noni
ratt srnak 10 ttlia who l,aH 10 cunju.rd liz
rrlf9" cali INV ra"ollect many convrFlalI1ns Viz Viz
salt, II a knuwn tito cfIoct t,ty wo l,aye .d
apoke to ler nf hrr family ny hanks nit, etler ~
vatitty of ohcr thing. Ti!s Interview apie ,rora
JANUARY. nn recall anything In Ars- Titon', en-,
duet that would ~o'
IaD!cArE An OVERWHELMING ArrEurtny.
On lhe 2d Of January iB;l wrote letter to ueo,,
G. uuwou. 4'1
, 1875-04-20

The Chicago produce markets wero
irregular yesterday, breadstulfs being gener-
ally henry. Ness pork waa less active aud
loo Per brl lowor, closing Mt Sol.87t@al.o 90
for Any, and $e2. 1s3@o22. 15 for june. Lard
was quiet and a shade easier, closing firm ut
$l6.65 per 100 tbs cash, md 9l5.7a3 for Juno.
Meats were quiet aud firm at s1o for
shoulders, 1oe for abort ribs, md ls4o for
short clears. Lake freights wero dull and
easier at 40 tor corn to Buffalo. Highwines
were quiet and strong at sl.1a per gallon.
Flour was dull mud easier. Wheat was active
and 2lo lower, closing at al.00 cash, and
Sl.0l3 tor May. Corn waa moderately active,
aud 70 lover, closing at 7olo cash. and 743o
tor Nay. Oats were In moderate domaud at
Il d&alas, olaalps u aae anah, and ooae for
, 1875-04-20

4tratd aa In any other we llave seen. Some
ti1nc ago, when tho Now York Herald ill.,
vented 1t rs n fruitful newspaper sensation, il
was hu1laba1oo; now it haa dwintl!el into
tiresomo fol.do.rol. Tho Now York Herald
now makes fun Of ita hantling, aud speaks Of
the notion M atl alsurtaity.
, 1875-04-20
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


H&1E4 o. fchseR1f1iox tfATABLE m AnvAxcE,.
TsstAke t'rcpnll at thfs onlce.
nAj,y. ssAr ;1.lH3 Weekly. 3ear....S 1.f1i
I'd Wretly. ....,. U,1O Eiso eog,isa.,..". .7.sD
Eunday Ellsion. - Ten ooptsA......... 14s0O
double thsot.,... 3sH0i
rans af year At thu sane rats+
WAN7Cp-utts scttso arent In zach town and village.
krresi arrAn xtrnents niade With surh.
Hpectmnn cop!et aant FREQ.
TrIsetenl delay and Iaates, he aud ei.s rost.
QH;cc sadrras In full. including Stats and County.
tE le mado either by draft, c1p1sss Post
oats otdtr. OF Ia registered letters. At opr risk.
1InMB TO ttI1 sunscMtnEns.
DAILY delivered SUNDAY e1eeped, % oona ptr wstk.
Ukiy. Gcfsrod Bundaf tnc1udod, 10 cent? ret wsek.
Addrrls THE TRfhUNn COMPANY,
corner ltsd!tnn and Dcstbnsn .ata.. Ghtc1Xo, Ill.,
, 1875-04-20

An exciting election takea place in Hyde
Park to.lny. The e1act merits Of tho q1es-
tons at issue arc not fully apparent; but tho
main contest appears to DO upon tho point,
whether tho so-calied CREIGHTON Ring shall
or slnll not obtain control Of the yillngo.
Taxpayers will consult theirinterests by cast
ing their votes against TINT Ring,
, 1875-04-20
WHO ABE PRoTECTI0NI8TS AND WHO
FREE-TRADEAS,


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eo"h.Fy ,'hso oeen Aol'uoiict',a, ana t4o1ee'
Ilon has hao no more zea'o.'S ao'shactS tI,''n
De'ioeln.9 1a' Oel'oe'ais'o purity ~ W."
Ehe'aasl IS more or less IN 1@sos u f1o.eo-
tlon' 4nae purity WHICH ~ ~ o'oquen' III
1a'os OF 'no E'ents ot Luz oastes 10 "lo pos
session aaa en]oynens u 'net1 Po''''e"' pow
ers' nave mover "os" 10 saS ~ aoauhc'a1'on
OF tne uosos'1naen'al po'''} oy WHICH one'
tn.su VI 'no paoaae! " every '""n 'aoor !"
"to't'as''s cou''Sc"'e,' "uu '"1en IRON MN
ano s''on ~ Roia0 o.u'f ~, ,','''4 mao uoeS ''os
pfoouco "us e"'P'.s' tAo De'noe1acy u
eonn'e',ea'' a'iu ~" ''a4a aPs'''so, aia 'or'
.'oa' "a'9 W'eo.s 'ta.s - s.leo o'sr
'Ae aes''uat.oa u waie" ""'o men
"'e eanjoesea AA oeAs eonI""eu "
vo'o ~ s1o sa''o Pleo'nr.a WIN
.ao h's'oes' ous '"ese sau'o oo'noer@.a
nave no CONSCIENTIOUS coihl'uncronS IN locA-
et'ng IRON one''nlfa " oho-t1ui VI IN .no
ea1h'hss VI tnese a"1llo 1'Hl'oscs's1to tcop4o
, 1875-04-20

Afay. nye WIS quiet and steady ut s1.o'@
1.ot. Barley was dull aud ntnrly nominnt nt
s1.2o for April, and st.to for Moy. Hogs
were lO@1ic lower Sales Mt S7.2'@0.J0.
Cnttle we're active md easier. Sheep wero
e}n
, 1875-04-20
Dcccher Likewise Toes tllo Scratch
with Cheerful A1acrity.
He Gives Some Answers which
Are Not Satisfactory.
And Fullerton, Losing His Temper,
Is Checked by tic Court.
The Proceedings Barren Of Any Sensa-
tionat Developments.
Bccclicrian Explanation and De-
tectiye Memory tho Iiule.
OBSERVATIONS,


OBSERVATIONS,
-
COURTROOM SCENES.
TIE ATTENDANCE, THE GREAT DEFENDANT AND
TIE nNEAT TCnOss.ExAM1NEn..
Sptefn. Di.narh tn Tie ch'raso 7t1san~.
UnooKLYH, n. T., April l9.-Tllo beautiful fnrgor
at!1g weather lad tho affect Of bringing unpfeco-
dcntcd crowd to tho court.ronm.
The nohtc arsny Of scandal -lonEera furce and
unren'itlng in thoIr iseu'ands for admit ,ucc.
EutcrihH ehn courtroom, met Fniorton, WHO rc-
piled 10 my aa'Htution aud inquiry about his ealls
II havo not entirely recovered, but feel lulto we'll"
lie looks pao--as II 10 bud suffered mtch.
Tlton entered With leach. 10th look rcmatkab!s'
well. aionlton followed With handsome grutlcn'a
friend. llc carried grecn~covered boot, which.
rnfnoF salis IL "Iar1uhe Lost"
Deec'er and fainily entered Just heforc. Ills faco
wao h'shod anl noavy.looktug.
l@oaes ~ere numerous oas mona az 5es distinguish
Gu III Tue trial proceedings.
FulIcEonH voice 1s ~ bland and tns!nuang u oTer.
His method Is calmer sud 'eas punsent.
Deeches Ia very sero''a aud II deliberate In auaweEn
His taee, n few moments, !oat isa rctness anl V1cd
with Fn]lcttoha In wlttchcsa Tho contestants foon
crossed swoFds' bo'h got exescut Fullerton endeav-
orn2 TO Roe direct anAWer, uecchef insisting Upon
making M explanation. Dcecl,era voice aweled III
tone, aud assumed nasa sound peculiar to New En-
glahu.
"ooaies' Inc cososeu ~athess Ia conatant astend'
ant. ........
Hhon Fatleftoh comuloheeA qneetoa1ng aoous LILO
interview with Cnrrenter tho spectators became nter-
csted, ind the Aleneo Of death regned in tho court
fooif only a1sthsbed ny tic contestans yo!ees anl
tic reportera' pencils.
Fullerton bitterly lcctnred tho wneas, tslisrg him
In seveFe eonea not to rcason.
Netlson called Fullerton to order.
Fullerton promptly rcpliol le would not make Oh.
sergations II wlsnoss did not.
No!|son lowed atllsrnaVcly.
The Hally whH Interesting III tia extreme.
tbs courtroom u full Ut Plymouth Church syEnpa-
thizeIs, who heartily laugh with apparent fmpuuity
at escry point male by the defendant.
Tho Hons Thomas II. Nelson, Of fndfnnn D, q.
Wilson. Of Iowa; 8. D. Wright OF Iooria; yaahtda
Kyoiari, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister flene~
roenttary Of japan, sat on the ench behind Nellaon.
, 1875-04-20
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PERSONAL

13ia Cow, all Arapahoo CLief, i1 fcnt higl.
That ia q pretty big COW.
a1rn. ALICE Dusxixa T.1saAnp, tho Eug1sl,
actress, fs at tho fremont House.
BAtv1Nl has at last ptared 0ihclio in London,
and tho enthusiasm OF tho nudiouco waB bound.
lcee.
5tr. Douc1cAuLrs romotloltng Of "Tho Marble
Hoart," under tho title Of "1sataol," has not
improved 1t.
The latest proposition Is that everybody who
laughed ut DAN I}nYAsr's jokes should chip in
dollar to hts family.
Tho worat snob out Is the man who, on loasn-
ing Of tho death Of tho late Emperor OF Chlns,
drank only black tea.
Tho father Of CHARLIE Ross is Baid to bo q
nlonoms1,tac nov, tho purauit Of Its losk child
having discussed Ills brain.
Bets a,o now offered .at to that BEEouEn
will commit suoiae. 1Io advocated RECOURSE
to that extremity IN St. Louis.
GILMORE Is going to make nnothcr splurgc,-
this time at DAnSuM's hlppodronle, which will
10 laid out in gardens aud galleries, aul no on.
Tint long-expected "brcozo in tho brooklyn
Onion should begin blowing BOON. or people will
think tfas 1IEsny II. SMITH haa quit IN disgust.
CAnnurn will. recover his health, hut tho
bullet will renain In his braina Strange to Ray,
there arc two other men In Vinelaud similarly
Bttuated.
Gen. ?. II. SHERIDAN and staff passed up on
tho st. Louis, Iron Monntain l. Southern Rail.
road, from Little Rock, laHt ayoning, On routo 10
Chicago.
Mr. ]. ". BLa1sngIL. actor. rnanagor, agont,
etc., Ls playing all engagement at The Criminal
f1up &vnok In ia in tim afr - rF In
iury-box.
CLARA afonR1s opens Mt BooTn's for fonr-
wockB' engagement on May 10. In "1;vadue," to
be followed BY Is aTacbeti." Her frionda regard
tue act as professional suicide.
Arcnbidhops BAILEY Of Baltimore, and Pun.
CELL. Of Cincinnati, lools ut McCLosKEY's red
cap with all tho compncenoy and truo inward
ness Of q bull which Ia not papaI.
"Wllat neapitsl salesman lo would have n,ndo."
Ia the ilnivo, Ral comment OH TAnLEY's insinunt
ing manner Of pressing tie Kingdom Of Heavon
upon persons economical Of failt.
R1asoLp, tho rival Of AroSrAouE. had bonoflt
attended almost entirely by lalos. THO dear
creatures called him ont and flung flowers all
over him. Ills apooch commenced: "1'm nory-
ouB."
There IL man in Montgomery County, pa.
who cau hold up bin hand and Hay that l,o neror
oncnel anotLor mans loltor bg mistake. Wo
sa,", sr0 =, '" "onsa. ~ A. 1n,,u pr.r.rpr,rr ~
F1adAn.
With the dissemination of knowledge, tho
world begins to appreciate tho full gooInoss OF
tho Czar OF Russlu. 1t appoars that sand Ia
daily provided in tho city parks for mud pics for
the children.
Thc Nfjknilo wants to found school Of Italian
ra'ntnE III 'apah' anu haa commenced l''s ea!'
ionsth portraits Of ali tho European aovoreigus,
az well us Of himself.
ooopaAv, Of Kansaa CITY, ,aborlne man who
lives comfortnely by the sweAt Of Ills brow; has
.es'es n1 w. -. .vn ~, ,s, T.. 's ' ho -
QUO ~ h','e aesa W sFns' " M lM,o III sAo ncA's
rho cicc1,no idiots ot tbo othor a,z in Nav
York WHO oxchaMgo tWelro NortEntts Of bfoH
rAouE for ono OF n,oSotp, aro Irnorapt that
tho Inter Ia married. and tarna oil lila lovo-los-
, 1875-04-20

AMV1uK ENts THEATRE-Hfadtsou street. .heteeen
1Fanehou."
, 1875-04-20

GRAND OPRHA .f1OtIsE-Cisrk ttre~t, opposite
Ehosnsn lfonse. ksy1c, Hail Wau,hotIa Minasals
, 1875-04-20

EXPOSITION RUttp1SG-Laks Shore, foot Of
AdAlua hstost Exhibition Of Paintings
, 1875-04-20

AOAnEMY or C-Iisltted t'rset, he.ween Mad.
Edmund Keku."
, 1875-04-20

HOOLEy'H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, betnteu
CLARK aud L43as. David UarfIek."
, 1875-04-20

.3fcC0nM1CK'S TIAL1+-Snrth Clark s:reet. cnrnsr
Kt1E!e. LeeLuso By F1ol PepEes. Subject: LIght."
, 1875-04-20


ros''"'slus'oele.u' oh"AA1 ~ ,.' LUZ oeeh pe,
eal'"t'y 6"ceess'" :" n"o'ns' e3Fos'ns'>ano
co'soc.'ne "o"se8 .'''1 t.'''u GROWN W III tno
fos''o''ice Detar''en'' ia' n'.s ooFo'opca
mol on'S lae aos'to ~ fun ao"n tno s"lhales'
ou. luz 4asl'*5 u uo'ue ~ "no '.o couf"9e
10 of'ng 1no ono"ac3s 10 account. Among
.no ,hos' iecs.s VI A.s exposures Ut nto 'no
'fauls III scl'A'1'ns ''"1!-o"ss' aao eoSetl''
.'eA' "as oeeu P"s'ag "po"s 9lootooo sear
'o1 !ol4'''.h 'ao i'o"un'*'' "11' oA"A4" ''"o1
despatched special agent or detective to in-
vestigato Tho matter. Two OF the principal
points for repairing nre st. Louis and Indian
"pohs, anti the most oafotaced aha Valla'n-
ou8 frauds were discovered Of ooth
places. Tho 1t. Lou'a contractor
Is reported, had instructed tia men
that they must make tholr work average Sl?b
to every 1oo pouches 10 10 this they DE-
liberatoly slashcd tho bags, cut OF tho atrapa,
Topped OF handles, punched Ao'os' end took
out the bottoms, IN order that the amount OF
repairs might equal tic contractors demand.
Tho amount was stcaliiy increased 4 still
worse condition OF things was discovered In
indianapolis. The charges for repaira have
averaged s9.0s to tho pouch. Tho cou-
tractor charged for moro rivets III three
months then ho had used in ten months, and
received. in the same length Of timo, sls,448
for work and n,aterial which Lad cost him
ouly $l,07G. AL this liz to DO stopped, tho
careless officials who allowed this swindlo to
be rorpetrated under tleir eyes aro to he re-
, 1875-04-20
OH Gb1fapp Ufibu,1e.

Tuesday Morning. April 40. 1873.
, 1875-04-20

Ast1rAH LQpHE. No aes. \. r. - Az. .Rseul4s
meeting ills {TuGsdn3 In their hnLI. II Mnntsu
IT,. fpr bu aud rotk tne second DcHtce, Ths
aate1uity cosilaly Hvitod. e. II. CRANE. Soc.
ATTENTION, SIR KN1rTtTs.-Stated Cnnclaro ri
A"ll ce,nnaIders. ~. X II III: tlnc'sHyl css,
vfsttnI Sir Knights coutsccn.ty fnt!ten isr order Ut
tho 4. g. u. Il. !" LOCKE. Ntc1stfer.