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once to Eutlana, in Humboldt County. This
~ really IN extension of tue narrow
2ange road firm this cltr In .smca,
fp""rv 81 l.trlI net'lr railroad. It ia fact That
tho F"a:i fsom t,cro tn Ame4 ia tho onIy north.
ht'd'"nlth ronl III tho State which pays c-.
p"1-cA.
Another p' ojecL is 10 hull! road .rom Chari.
ton, III I.ncaH f:nuH... 10 ltutanoIa. tn conuec.
with Tie Cmcagt, Rock t.lnni 4 Pacific Head.
SnrseyA have bcen mad.. alrl tiIe fnrIuPra a1onp
Tue rua.c are ucslrou- 81 tue,s o
, 1875-10-30

s'E" lo"E. 0::. .o.-A NNy1,antan G.. H.,
dispatch tays: "Nb:loa patty u s.x ers.l.
were Eoat1nc on the :'us'p,chanua nlycr at In-
adll!a day before Yesterday. lLu boa: upset au1
NIL were rfccip;tated in.o til. water, Maur.c,
In1drieh al,u his wife. " Worcester. \. T.. u:u:
alr. aio!euou-e afnl lis wife, Of C,!a4i!ll, w.: !
nfowheI. Tho GOour ci4.3 Her: Ltl tllcIr We'd
dug I'm"
, 1875-10-30

*jt:.l u shat l. n In" G,.l,H., 1tibtns.
ERIE. la.. Oc.. 2J.-Ihp dwciling.l,ousa Of
James .. White. uear For. Allegheny wan
burned ycsterda". Coleman Mason ona nf the
in.natca, WIS unable to c.ca,,s from tho burning
houte. and wns t,earl,' bnsnel to u CRISP Leior:
tue llanea aero put tui. !la lived .eyen houlu
i'll ter!lble agony btiote lle died.
, 1875-10-30

H<.'" surprise has been expressed tia. air.
III, "a not put Ills 500 on tho ticket With
~, ~ u TO mako moro snonoy for tho family,
h... eason IL plain. "WAsH" hal the mls-
Ie n.,as, 70 10 horn In this county, W that l,o s
'stllns .sc..t. N~'' ''' ''o r''e'en ""o"'
, 1875-10-30

y. uA Maa Ia known by tic company ho keeps.
49,, uls!"o At present Is in co,npany with Cox
NIKE MCDONALD, TaupE, Comfy, CnAw-
-. NV. accAFFaEs, anil otl,orB Of that i1k. They
~. ~ wv Aoatchsnta In tho campaign. IL this
et'ai1 Hitl "&''' '1'~s""A'-*'
, 1875-10-30
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

WARRINGTON, u. G., Oct. 20,-A report re-
ceived by tho Secretary Of War from Assistant
Surgeon V. D. Hubbard, Medical Director De-
ps1tmsnt Of tho Cult. dated New Orleans, Oct
81. aunounces that tho progress OF Tho yellow
fessf IL that city up to tho I'D accoe.ling to iu-
formation lad from the board ot Htalth, waa az
folloWs. Number of ca4oa, III Eulnbes or
deatlss, 48. There had bseu 10 fsost.
, 1875-10-30

PORTLAND, Me-. Oct. 4y.-IA;. attt.uo,n au
s:a,l natnrA :s:la4ll MIS- ii lin; ii. u wagon O.,
Cum;Icrc.nl g:rse.. near thu rsiIr.a;i ni.a:f, he
1aw two children playing au t;.e track. mud Il
tram bre.:tns dosn ~ them. lie srrnng tu:a
t!it Wagon to Eoaclie the clnliren and ,1cersI Ie
IN doing 70. hut was hL!aett ,ua over ty tae
train aud H.! Cd.
, 1875-10-30
OTHER FIRES.

SEAl ANN AAlsol, MICH.
Srfttat Ns,&t'A to The Chtrago IribHnt,
ANS Annol Mich, Oct. 23.-I4ightntng struck
tara n,'les south OF thia city belonging to
Jnlsu Lawrence. nefore ADEQUATE aBaistan
could reacA It !. burned to tho ground, wnh 100
luslsols Vi whoat aud 800 bushels OF oats. Loss
aLou! - ,U00 no insurance.
NEAR HOLLAND. MICH,
Srftta! Uutateh 10 The thlea4o Tribune
HOLLAND, Mlcl1., Oct. 23,-uuriny a heavy
thunder- storm thiH Afternoon, \ baru tlttcd with
E1aiu belonging to Mrs. 6lebel,l4, in Fillmore
Tashsllp. n!iles south of here, was struck by
l!gl.u,nK aud bllsnea. Total loss,
, 1875-10-30

ii ~. mat s!E. lKslua sacrificed Lis lopa-
hi IT,. "Asa two years ago, who might at
r,boa. a'e have boen nominated for Congress
r;eS. my trouble, In ozdor that the way
r,s,.. Va 'tee to himself to reach tllo County
ii, .r!. .,ls yeass Was thoro bargain to
, 1875-10-30
CINCINNATI 4 tAARTlNsViLLE.

lSp1ASApvLls. Oct. a9.-Ol!,t,AlB OF thu lu.liat.
epolin, Cincinnati Il Lafayette Railroad today
examined the Clnciauati L. Mart,uayille El-
road. operated by tho Iudiauarol,s. CINCINNATI
l. l-afayetto, under leasa. with q yiex to rur-
chase. 1t the Eate Is effected tho toad Mill I'LL.
u0ubtodly DO extended to frrre Haute.
, 1875-10-30

ClsclsSArl. u, Oct. 23.-.in Athens. Ohio,
spec.af 'ays one krums'ey, colorcl mau, with
lis wifu and infant. left three small ciallren
sGno wllile tla; started to tosn this eveEiny.
Tho ho'lss iouk ne. burning tho tri!d:cu IL
death. supposed to i" culAcd by tho oycrt.En-
lug ii q la.ap l.; tho cl,hlren.
, 1875-10-30

Sttrirl U.&s7t,.t I. ihe tHiru93 Tribune.
kA1AMS2uu, Mie,., Oct. IL--The uo,ic; in tho
basket factory VI Stuwe. Loou,ia l. Stuart. nj
South Ha1er, exroletl this afternoon nni wat
thrown - rods. Tho eng,ueer WAS slightly nart.
damage, sj,U.0,
, 1875-10-30

ruona . widespread feeling Of tlsgust
tII a. a"nsleaIs vt tho competition OF tho
/ r., @a ticket. There IL not III, American Oh
4 o.t,.', ~ aaklag themselves why they should
uoosasa 1ea III their own country because they
Fs~aeo 10 be born in A,ncrIca.
, 1875-10-30

S11tTH7 IHNH117t ~ 7NH F2HIlNN1 7YlbHNt.
l!ocxroHn H., Oct. 2J.-Tho liSh: nl,ly ,bi4
aftetno III struck dwelling house near the Far
GFunndr. Gnt badly hurt soMr Of tho l,,rla'a-.
Tho house ia occupied Dy la.ul1y named lea
tipId.
, 1875-10-30

EsS'ioE Nc. Oct. 23.--B, l.. Smith Of Cu;,,to.
Luz oll!p tho only sursiyiug srlnsee na.utl il,
TIM mortgage decd Of tho Lonto:.iato Euro-
p'hn X st'sl american Hallway, has tahen pos-
stahio;l Of lilo rlad
, 1875-10-30

=
SE. Lorla. Oct 29.-.i. Il. NniPIic, 10 ytais
old, and leat. WA run over ard Rllrd BY =
switching tns,no in tic lnd.aual oI 4 #. l.oi.e
llailroal freight yar,! at Last ~. LOUIS to-4uy.
Ills hcad was hcycrel floM lis t.ly.
, 1875-10-30

a do,,.' ,'anwa (Iowa) ARocrtti, novel tllero-
,oi'ess, ,opnia.s W the itrepesaltle BAN DowLEs,
cson .,.s presidential ticket for 1876 ; ". r.
il, r.. ~. OF tue uniou National nauk OF this
T. .hs .st :. .''ce-rrehiaens. With Senator UAYAap
@s osss place ou the ticket.
, 1875-10-30

CLEVELAND. o. 0ct. 2a.-WilI1sn, lonrs sge1
about -, brakeman OIL tho 4. & Il. ". IT, H..
was killed. thia afsernoou while cuuthHr cAld.
Deceased MAS d resident OF tnis city auu I'LL
taarlIel.
, 1875-10-30

RAILROAD coNouoToRS Ass3sAr,oH.f
NEW ioAS. Got. 3J.-IAs I.a.lrolst Go!. !esurs
Association. llas chosen J. ". sey!anHr rFas.-
don't for the ensuing yoar; join {. Hood and
Il. II. llltbara fics-ptoplents, anl Joseph. +.
Culbart ,on Treasurer Aul Secl let4ry.
, 1875-10-30

character and reputation avanAt t:.n-n nf Iobn
kr.1r. "
'f,T fpEE, fr;. gl.-Nns.1L T3ue 4 tnp.
''tt' :lir ;rr;1'tnf. ail cfalt II If tho 7.trts
:"t" t't :ar III -f.fRJ i'll the libel h1, in AZ.
t':I h: Jr;.'~- !. ii,"s Tn1a,nany canl,lu:c
f',r I'll. AL.etu4t..
, 1875-10-30

h wa vacant pos'tton on tie Pacific Coast
y Ii. ns.As ALLEN for wntch La should apply,
sh,ss stsaanta OF San Francisco are apxioua
(ut,i1o".u uoea. T4ey want fog-hosa It tho
''''se lales, on the Golden Gate,
, 1875-10-30

an,,u uAstotm Of tbs Opposition kuow- Nothing
"rn,t. Sook County consists ot two plaaka:
dspply." 's '"' ep0''S"So A"0t'cAnS
, 1875-10-30

tn,,sfy 20 Inquiries "whesher votera must
L, ls T' ~ order to soto At tho election ou Tues-
u,h.. TRIBUNE states that the NsgiAsry act
isfoa'ca, aud no registry IL required.
, 1875-10-30

DEs MONIES, H.. Oct. 23.-A company haa
been organized 1t Webster clsy to Construct
narsow.gau9e road from that placo to sioux
Falls, preliminary surrey will ba .u2lo 4
, 1875-10-30

Il tlfE
tt"os moderate drinking, hnt.o, Total nl.tinsnac
In is Of cord tId batch s;t.ck, 4 man nf the
highest character fpy purity aud Learning, mud
war Tow ynsts ago tI4o Moderator Of tho p;cs-
hytcrian tir,oral Assembly. Ills standing N
nbnyo rop,osct,
Times have changed .iuco tin following In.
arlret lyric ,lsat arpnated il, tr,ut:
Anil there's your lan.l pf hin. Laws,
~ mI.trs . dea."1.1 - G't yI,',r IA T.
sanl!t, J,n' n.t csse,Ir u. r. = ,,arc;
"trre lHrs sha' w"rk' I'm afnd1y
viii ''IIs II i 'r". 'r.'.a ,,,l,,,v Ilr
In Mt hi.ean-:.s.
tficl.i.gau.i.R nj, tho land of Etao 9sws havo
almost changed places within forty yeass.
TIC ios. L. u. Dawson. OF Oakland. ca}.'
"i'ose various acconp lahmonta ~ ht'Hc,''stnr
IN htoc'ts and "sna''klnd Iavo male lin n"so-
hoos' recently 'naao tho af'p from fan tFan:tco
10 Tue oa'ia"lcl I''ai'ua Win W" lhhhards. lin
paid "eFionH attentions 70 HlaS l'scH'e. nnd had
almost hnccecde1 III entfapl'ng lilo affections Ut
that .aAeeI tsb'o crca'hfo "hch 'hl fe'claftnan
concerning LIS nhIece'eilta "eso 'na1c' lie
L'ilHa1aa tHc'ohIf1n Gil Ills acanhh'tai4co. aht!'
i'ndlng ma ruling f'nsalon stro"R ni'on him. lie
"e"de'a ''la solitary way to tho soetet? l"l7t'lH'
"hcfe aonnt'esa 'le WILL 'aI'd appropriate consola'
~
Mis- Blackforu' tie American Blcctrsor t.
Corn Peatl tn l'ariSs haa published D book en-
etlad "1ho Nonauco OF nn American Woman
I'll Hnssia' IL ID history oi l'er Eamo'1H dla-
mond adventure. af'a cuhtairH somo OF the
.eues7 @ ] WIS" 10 LUZ M uy ner !osor 'i'o 'IaiH'
1,"'a 1, !''."''a'. ',uo u.ounot WI" ,eF from
Nuh6ia parchment creating her Grand D1clicrf.
1.',4 W.. ~ " NV "'n"o b"Ae ~ mr. la'o'' oc-
1'oes sAi,o"" eu''oos manuscripts Of Alexander
-" "t4e - WI ''lo eieat' 1h' "i1l
a'''' ~ 4teo.aen' "cf' p!1e"asea from iser ny
Wv 4.uAa'a" aoss'niAe''s ,Fa ior 4'u'o' aha Hlo
w., "A" ouotea evp'o'o 'os luz ln"os so'c-'oscrs'
''ue 'el"H'a 'uo '"'''e onof' oenaho'h3 t"'ca
40 u'ep'
Ihe Iowa courts hare been struggling Will.
aomo mighty Questions or late. The Supreme
Court OF tue State has decided tl'at billiards.
"hen tue loser nayA for tho eatc' Is gambling,
anu an ina'csaolo o'le''fe; aud tlo United states
~" .ae oa"''t'ae" '''' u,o'. pAI''.P'' 1na'
Wv '.'A" "'s 'A'' ai'"'aos 'ne t'!c"' ue7eeuu-
an1 VI aeI'aid ca'flhe, or "ofds 10 t1as object.
w tae oacN O. postal card WITHOUT oclng putt
'saeu 4os soha'"s ooseeno mater 'hf"'1sh tno
ina"s' Aso"' VIC sllor'la mo 10 kso" "nelheflt IL
10 1aE .pr ouo 1et'o" 10 n's a'''her III t1e sn'a"
VI .ao paeA !" t"e aucleh1 game o! 1oes-po'cs'
A''u "notitt 'ta'' ought noe " 10 ""hFeo Tor
.'oe' 'y 'h."of WIS " a'uec"'eacncr' a"a II"
nao s''s' os''
Preparations arc being made to place a htatno
OF Gfatsah III front OF Irsn'ty College. III Dublin,
notween tho collcgo eato and tho statue OF hnt:
"'n'an' lss's locali'y will then Lave quito Il
group o1 remarkable u'atuos-Edasund Durde
ana o!1Vcr GOLDSMITH e"o beautiful works,
within tho to'!oGe Quadrangle; Thomas Moore,
, 1875-10-30

hs;tt.."sa collage hts introduced the bump
aaaA u htrs aou4 hssn In soxus u
, 1875-10-30

u. I'm, horn tnnca had dic otlt. I'nt aAM CAnE.
~, baa aynwcd iia ability to Htand being killed
,- ,be Democratic ralty any n,lnhor nf tituee
.,ss to Pennsylvania 10 iii hEf.EN'a place III lilo
~, ne,moneyranvaHA. FROM tllonc"f'tnSgocH to Now
III Ia eprcn1 conaiernation among tito TiLnts
.r.noe.ta,Ip, to whom IL ciiarEol tho killing Ut
tas infant ---.----.-
III. following would rccm to have becn writ
j.. utl, special rcf ronco to tho clcc.son In tlia
u, % Tuesday next. II II, however, from tho
r.a York Tsnles, but applies wltl. M 1ess forco
% lhe si'nat!en here:
~. municipal aflniss of rrcs. n1ri vo,l.hy coin.
.antty must ta managed ~ fnfrfeay; nmi il men
nt:Iscnre and r'Iarnc"r, who have an interest nt
S,ts tn su.ss aaIrs, n'gett 10 fnHtrgc shrn o,her
n xI1 sure tn tf it ftr them, nn In tho end mt
~. r. rc.hara. IN thCir liking. And wncu tln faa.,.
ts tsn # o:e n!'atr* "rr 70 b. attained only through
.or,nt an rlannrtt The os.ti,, a unc TINT inyitca
II II It's tho action as N" lonest Rnrt =! 1cagoGe.
ts taa for yrhss srcn the rendition Of tAinga
:, ,iis city /; aMi ilc result is "kosa-lAt."
, 1875-10-30
LIN N4Aa 41xs
AIR

Tie only place III tho cty 10 vt teeth certtlnlJ sx
tEa ted without Lulu IL u D.. 6IIEhWOOuB Cotto3
Institute. Ku.s u snl " uuEs Ao1k, hu1t4s4t coz
uer btasa Hud A2Iseu-at4,
, 1875-10-30


the sbow Is attractive. aud draws immense
crowds.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer ti0uss-The Hon. IsaAc Mills, Eew York
aIarsh Fo!cy aud II. N. Draithwnlte, EnglIu1 T. o.
Taylor, Manchester, Eng. John Il. Croxtnn, pA!ll-
atlphta; o: E. Cox Quncy; W.. II. N5shul,, Tordn
Theodoso !. Nortlur, New York; i. 1t. klsspu,
Grise. Nspoleon. q: y. n. Trovhri,le Toledo, q
0colsu D. Gould, htulMe .tifunL Iur1dr-A. u,
Moore cliasi, 1selanh; rhnnas Jarrett. t,tlU luR;
Judge II. ". Nanna, luiA!l3 tho Hey, L. H. Wines
President State HoarJ of Charities, HpFtngN,la Dr
T. 7. Wilbur Superintendent IT Si1to Intttutp fOr
Feeblo- Minded Children, jacksonville: tho Hon, Ju-
soPh II! WeuAan, President Of Revr1a Insurance Com.
Fauy. hoston Qol. Muyt Sherman, lies Muincs ii.
l.uReman. fttst4ent Of Enyelnan Line aE htra,iess
!; Moore. trslAna .. scxsungoat Cincinnati; j. Il.
fMI,p.t45sx FL SsT xSra Gaps D. s'a'S nv
1I,l;,;;o,; H. t.; !: sio,. pt.' co,l !tae'ns H. M1y.
lisrkley, noston; i. II. tasscy, Watetlou, n, Il:
Phelps. Ca.Mdrn, MI; Il. ". Kauso,n, Ualtaors:
Georges ". Foose, Now York; dcasgs ". Vau Dnsrn,
Rochester; II. j. BaEber, Jr.. Hartford; cuI. Wells
Toronto: 50. Sherman !iouss-Qen. u. G. 3.arr
aud wife, 1'oa:on; 4. J. Cooper. Milwaukee;
5ossph ". noa',trsc, New York; col. j. 81. i4uh.on
G'n%s.nnatl; % she lion. K Ayes, ltus;.ri. 1I. it,
o.; D. ue*lou, iielfsEt, Ireland; Thomas u, Grs.
ham. Hook lssnd y. \. Wiswel Iossuu; q. 4. Hur-
t;ar1,er jiou*-J. @, Hoag!.ud, IT. Wayne, u, q.
Crrs"eA, Hamilton. Ont; ii. q. FrutlinRh4fu.
FoushkssEsls, n. T.; A. II. sorrison, St. Jossph.
, 1875-10-30

deserve, Tho miserable wca,l1or and tl,e alec,
tlon excitement have conspired With otber thlnvs
to preyout n duo popular apurcciation Of prof
ronpsr's efforts. 1hts after,,non and oyop;nu'
viii ,o lin ,ast of tto aarc.. Tho .ftornoon or,.
torta,,mc,t win ba noc,,.r]v int,,ost;uy to fin
ronnc pron,e NJ Ind, an1es
Diva Harpor. au Interesting nsvspansr cor
RESPONDENT, hks been described by N nn,bltiuus
and admlrlug friend. who inyaaotl her homo II,
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The toIIlulittce OF yeVenty,

New ORLEANS, March lat a special
dieeting OF the Committee Of Seventy thi
iIening tho following resolutions were
.dOptedi
ResOired, That In tho opinion Of the
Iommitee Of Seventy the members oil
lilo legislative caucus who voted to nc.
ept the Wheeler proposition do moi
elect tho views and wishes Of vast ina
Ori.y Of the Democratic mud Conservative
Ie0ple Of the State.
Resolrai, That this Committee deems
,Vhoolers conference llnwlSe and I'M
Jolitic and utterly subversiyo Of the
lights and principles for which We have
Oeon 50 long cOntelding.
ReSolwd, That we adjnrc those members
II the Congress Of the United States who
Ire friendly to tho cause Of Louisiana 10
oppose by oil means IN their power the
,assage oil the joint resolution recognizing
he Kellogg Government.
ReSo!ted, That we announce OH behalf
Of the Democratic and Conservative peo,
ple Of Louisiana our unalterable tesOln'
don to continue 10 oppose thc slRgp
Government and 10 prosecute DC LUtIis
lana catise before Congress aud lhepeoplC
u the United States regardless Of the ac.
lion OF those members Of the Conservative
!aucus who have voted 10 accept the
Wheeler compromise.
II. D. OGDEN, President
F. r. SoUTHNEY, Secretary
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ainre IA. iI,n I,ninnd tanr 1,n,r,

ST., I,otjts, March ia. G. Buell., who
was arrested sofne days ago In accordance
with Instructions from Washington for
publishing In the Detroit Free Heas | ast
Winter an alleged libel on Senator Chand.
Ter, Of Michigan, was before U. s. Com.
missioner Enoa Clark to-day, and by him
rcmanded into the custody Of U. 8, MAJ.
slial Newcomb, 10 be transferred by him
10 the District Of Columbia. James A..
BfoadheAd, counsel fot The defendant, ap.
piled this Afternoon 10 Judge Treat, Of
the U. 8. District Court, for d writ Of ha-
beaS corpus, which Was made tetufnable
In three days, when the case will be ar.
gued in accordance with the atipulations
agreed upon BY counsel, a. follows;
FitBtAThe Jurisdiction oithe courts Of
the District Of Columbia over the ofiense
charged In the indictment.
Second-The suficiency Of the ihdict.
hient 10 charge the ofense Of libel within
the jurisdiction Of the District ot Co.
TbiFd-The applicability Of the 33d
section of the juafeikry act d cases aris-
tnt Ia the DiStfict Of oolumbia, and more
ESPECIALLY the applicability Of said 9gd
seeiion In this ease, including also the
question Of The right 6f said County Com.
missioner TO issue the Warrant heretofore
iIued in this case and his own right 10
order the removal Of the defendant 10 the
DiSttict Of Columbia iot trial.
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How 1T RuSs.-Tho Beechcr trial is as
interesting as n novel. The plot runs
something like this: .
Mr.. Evarts, Mr.. Tilton, are you the
author Of the poem entitled Beautiful
SNOWY A. This Is the first tilnO that !
ever heard Of such poem.
@. DO you recognize this letter, mar ked
Exhibit No. 3,4O7" syopr handwriting
A. I do.
@. Did you writo that letter with a
goose quill Or steel pcuH A, don't re.
member; but unless | used gold pen II
Is quite likely that did.
@. Was that letter written ii your
library, or up stairs in the third story,
front room, and did YOU have fire In
the room, and how old werc you at the
time Of itS-
Mr.. Beach--We object 10 that.
Judge NeilsOn-1 think he can answer.
You can take an exception, Mr.. Beach.
Mr.. Beach-But, ifyour Honor please
the letter is not in6v--
Judge Neilson--Let the witness answer
The witness-What Is the question:
Mr.. Evarts-The stcnographer will
please read the question.
[The question Is read by the Steno'
grapherl.
The witness-1 don't remember.
And seventeen columns more daily,
-NmTtstoTA Herald W 2
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FOREIGN NEWS.
= ENGLAND.

LONDON, March LA dispatch from
Alden announces that the missing boats
containing the crew Of eighteen persona
from tho steamer Hong Kong, which
fOundered in the Indian Ocean, have ar.
rived there. Six more lives arc known
to have been lost by the disaster.
LONDON, March LIN the House Of
Commons this evening, Sir n, H. Beach,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, introduced a
bill lessening the penalties for unlawful
possession Of arms in Ireland, repeating
the law which authorizes the closing Of
public houses and the arrest Of persons
found out Of doors at night in the pro-
claimed district, and removing the re-
stFictions on newspapers,
The Chief Secretly said that the Gov
eFnment intended 10 re-enact the law
against "Ribbonisn" in Westmoath, as It
had been assured that the Ribbon con-
spiracy exists as stong as ever there, He
pointed to the fact that John Mitchell was
elected to Parliament because he had de-
clared he would never consent To peace
with England. He alluded to the return Of
numerous emigrants from America who
had acquired the western vices and for
cotton their Irish virtues, These wero
The reasons for not removing wholly the
restriction Of 6ro arms In Ireland.
The Marquis Of Harrington, new lib
eTal leader, supported the bill, which
passed It's first reading,
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to the producer. Therefore the tax pay
ing ability of any country is in tho ratio
ofits capacity toprOduco wealth, Hence
the wonderful apparent ease with which
Great Britain endures such . load Ol
taxation. She has developed such an in
finite variety Of industries that the ta1
upon each Is only nominal, and yet ths
aggregate Is enormous, In this country
We are trying to pattern our system oI
taxation in the same way. And yet SC
crude Is our systCm still that we have in
many cases double sort Of taxation, aa
in tho cases we have referred to, Whelh'
or we can simplify II down to the stand
ard Of Great Britain In advance Of such
development as she has achieved, is the
problem that our State and National law
makers have not yet solved.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-02
A Plethora Of Money up ut Pitts.
a4 buFgh,

From the ConmOFcial Of YeatCrday,l
While y lockout impoyeriShes individ-
uals, embanasses Manufacturers, iniares
tradesmen and destroys the financial
prosperity ut large, yet in tho places
where we are accustomed to look as indi-
eating the condition Of tho money market,
We find funds accnmulatlng to an extra.
ordinary degree. Thus tho larger banks
Of Pittsburgh, those whose patronage
consists Of the heavier merchants and
manufacturers, arc at present burthened
with much more money than thGyCa use
to advantage, while the converse is true
OF the savings and deposit institutions,
A moments reflection will Indicate the
causes which contribute to this state Of
things At the cessation Of production, the
time sales Of the manufacturers are apt to
Cease, aud contracts for the future stop
forthwith. The income from sales pre-
viOusly made, however, continues for a
longer or shorter period, according TO the
nature Of the business, aud the necessity
for investing this income again IN the
business TO create further supply, being
removed, their capital aCcumulates with
their bankers simply from lack Of use
Granted that this condition Of affairs cor
tinues throughout any heightened period,
the most cursOry observer will perceive
tho aggregation Of capital in this direc-
tiOn, to bc inevitable. Nor on the
other hand do the needs Of the Idle
workman and smaller tradcsfolk pro-
duce my corresponding drain upon
this fund; the supplies necessary Il,
their existence, for eat and sleep and
wear they must, are derived from u
totally different source, Thosmall sum
laid by us "nest eggs" as coverings for u
rainy day" as foundation for their future
homes, IN times like these arc largely
drawn upon, and when long continued,
often entirely exhausted. Thus, however
carefully eked out, their means Of sub.
,istencp arc gradually exhausted, while
the capitalist, Increasing for the time be.
ing his deposit with hiS banker, has
placed the latter under renewed 0bliga.
lions mud put him in position which con-
strains him, in case tic fight Is long con.
tinued, 10 make the necessary advances
Of money whcrewith the manufacturer
may still hold out against the striking or
the lockCd.out workman. The contest Is,
therefore, hereby made unequal, and tho
odds thrown iuarfully in favor Of the cap.
italist as against his adversary.
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CoLb "SSApsp or A THOUSAND YEGns.
-1n A. y. lOl, the Black Sea was entirely
trotet, over for twenty daSRs In 4e2t the
Danube was frozen so that Theadmahc
marched on the ice to Swaiba to aycnge
hiS brothers death. In 762, the cold was
30 Intense thatthe strait Of Datdahelles
and Euxine Sea were entirely frozen over.
The snow In some places dfifted to the
depth Of fifty feet, and the Ice was heapc,l
inshch quantities In the cities, as to cause
The walls to fall down. III 800 the AdFi.
atic was entiely frozen over. In SOL and
s93 the vines we're killed by the frost, and
the cattle died In theit stalls. In 00l the
winter lasted very long, and was extreme.
ly severe everything was frozen, and lam
Inc and pestilehce closed the year. In
lO9j, frost in England on midsummer
day destroyed the fruits oi the earth. In
1868, the Thames was frozen for fourteeon
weeks.-ln 1907, the cold was so extreme
that most Of the travellers In Germany
we're frozen to death on the roads. In llSS,
II was excessively cold In Italy the Po
was frozen from Ctemona 10 the eeai the
heaps Of snow rendered the roads impass.
IDLE; the wine.caskS burst, and trees split
by the frost with d great noise, In 1924,
a pine forest was Killed BY the itUst a.
Ravcnna. In 1884, all the rivers in Italy
we're frozen over, In l46s, the winter
was 80 severe In Flanders, that the vine
was cut with hatchets 10 be distributed to
10 the soldiers,