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Sj4efd! Dispatch to TIE Ghtnt4aa Tribune.
TorEKA, Ka1.., Dec. 20.-A startling fraud upon
Tho State Treasury has been discovered. The
Treasurer has resigned, and tho 1awye1s ire busy
preparing tho faGts for the courts. It seatuB
that somo days ago about I'll, QUO Of bonds pur-
porting to have boon bauod By school distrcts
in certain Of tho nortAwnstern countiea were
purchased hpro BY tho Commissioner Of the
htate School Fund, and It turns out upon invcsti-
CATION TINT thoy nre forgeriea. Tho 6sate
Troaaurcr, Mr. Lapptn, who is ona Of
tho Commissioners, Aays the bonds cana
to Linn by mall. but hIs explanations
Of tho circumstances arc Of such Suspicious
nature that uoy. Osborn has demanded his
reslsiAtsOn, and 1t has been furnished imnedi-
ntoly. Upou Lappln's resignation the Governor
in tho vaulta arc be.uG counted. TIC Attorn9y-
General haa retained Peck l. Ryan Of this city
to assist iu the legal unrayei.g OF the matter.
civil suis for tho recovery Ut tho money paid
for tho bonds will bo cOInnanced against Iappin
and his surcsios, Gntl q criminal prosecution
will probably follow. Tho appointment Ut T.ess-
urer laa boon teudorod to John Francis. Of
1uiA, who was Lappin'A predecessor, sud who
two ycurs ago under Impeachment for illegal
practices III the use Of tho public funds. TIE
fraud ia Ole OF tho Moat barefaood that has yet
beeu brought 10 Light in tue wsy OF bond ssin-
dles. There is evidence strongly pointing to
several outsida in participating Ia the crmo, but
for yatouB reasons It cannot yet te mAds pub
lie. Tho frnudulent character Of the bonds waa
iirst discovered by tho Hon. r. IL. CRyAnsuEA,
Secretary OF State. Tho prompt and deois-
i've action Of the Governor III tho mattor
ia warmly commended, and ho declares that
nothing Hh.ll bs allowed to interfere With tho
swift and thorough investigation Of the whole
transaction, and OF tho Affairs Of tho Treasury
generally.
THE LATEST EXPRESS ROBBERY.
HT LOUIS lee. Alt Is pretty definitely
ascortal1od that tLu amount Of noney obtained
by tho e1pscEs robbers Saturday tnorulug VIA
$4,000. Had tho robbery beoa committed be-
fors the train reached Mexico, Ao.. the
amount would have been much larger. ~ 1t
would have included Ill Western rcrnittnncea to
Chicago. No arFests havo yet boon made. h,d
tho detectives deollno to say Whethor they hAYo
anY o!ew which will lead 10 the capture Of tho
rohbozs.
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The Iron Market.

From tho Youngstown TribunO.
There Is an almost unaccountable firm.
rless In pig iron circles, when the dimin.
ished consumption occasioned by the
boilers lockout Ia considered. The
puddling furnaces in Pittsburgh alone
consume 1900 tons daily when In full
operation, and the idle furnaces outside
Of Pittsburgh could Use at least 1000
tons additional.
There arc but few blast furnaces In
uperation-wc believe ten all toll-=ih
the shenango and Malonihg valleys, and
the accumulated stocks Of metal have
gore into consumption to u large extent,
40 that the few mills running, and the
speculative demand In Pittsburgh aud
elsewhere, takes tile product as fast as
made. II seoms TO be conceded OH all
hands that The settlement Of the boilers
strike will al once advance pig Iron 10
price covering it4 actual coat, and per.
haps afford 10 some favOrably located
furnaces q dollar or two per ton profit,
II Ia a contamination tlevOntly to bg
wished for by all concerned.
There Is a fair demand for foundry
grades Uf metal, and Some OF the furnace
owners are turning their attention In thai
direction with good results, and all atC
engaged In laudable enlOavOts TO cheaper
the Cost Of production Of metals, 80 that
this locality will not be at disadvantage
IN that particular, IA compared with other
sections OF the country.
We quote Lwenty.tlifee dollars at fur.
naCes az the present price Of gray mill
iron; twenty-five 10 twChty.seVon for fOuh'
dty grades aud twehty.one,t TO twenty-five
for white and mottled the usual time ot
fnnf mnniha
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Condensed TeIegrams.


The Interior Department will as
soon "a possible dispatch u competent
geolOgist 10 examine the Black Hills
country, and ascertain accurately Ia
mineral wealth.
Tho sale Of tile Pennsylvania Petro.
leum Railway has been postponed, and
arrangements are being made which will
probably result in the completion Of this
road.
The annual convoCatiOn OF Tie An
cient pnd Accepted Scottish Rite Masons
begins In Indianapolis to-day A large
attendance ls expected, and the exem.
plifCation Of some Of the degrees Is ex-
pected to surpass any previous efforts Of
the participating bodies.
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restored TO the land. May God bless the
country and may God save the
Constitution, IknOw when | give utter
anCe to this II comes from q heart that
never beat hostile to It, Let US come up
to this good work; let US forget what has
been heretofore; let US lay aside our per-
sonal differences; let US lay aside party
discipline; let US give up our parties to
the Constitution OF our country, and lay
them on the altar in defense Of the Con-
stitutionl [Applause in the galleries,
which was checked by the President pro
tem.l
At the conclusion OF JohnsOn's speech
Mr.. BOgy took tho floor, and spoke
in opposition to the resolution, He
could dnot perceive nor imagine any other
motive for the resolution except TO fur
lhGr strengthen the power Of the ExeCu-
tiyS-a power already so vast as 10
threaten the free exercise Of the concur
rent powers Of the Government, and
which required only n subservient Con-
gress to render 1t absolute and imperial,
Messrs, Withers and Randolph OPP
posed the resolution.
Mr., Whyte offered a. a substitute for
the resolution proposed by Mr.. Anthony
on Saturday, the following;
Resolved That the action Of the PrGSi.
dent In tho Use Of the army Of the United
States to enforce an unwArrantable ex
pdrte order Of Judge Durell, issued on the
9th Of December, 1879, directing the mar
shal to seize the building occupied ~ a
State House for assembling the legislature
Of Louisiana, installing and uph0ldlng ~
the executive Of the government OF that
State Wm. Pitt Kellogg who was not
elected to that Office by the people, In for
Gibly reinstating tho said Kellogg In said
Office after he had surrendered possession
Of the same, and permitting, without cen.
sure or rebuke, United States soldiers to
invade the hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives Of Louisiana, and to eject
therefrOm persons claiming to be mem
bers thereof, and thus destroying the or
ganiEatiOn OF that body, Is contrary TO the
spirit Of republican institutions and can
not be approved by the Senate Of the
United States.
Mr.. Thurman moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Anthony said he understood there
were but few more SenatOIson tho other
side who desired to speak, and he did not
know that any Senator on his side Of the
chamber desired to do 30. He lelt con.
fidCnt vote could be reached ut q rea-
sOnable hour tomorrow, and he would
therefore not oppose adjournment. lle
gave notice, however, that lie would call
ON the friends Of the resolution to remain
tomorrow until vote should DO reached,
Mr.. Thurman then modified his rcsOlu.
tiUn 40 az to have IN Executive session.
After few minutes the doors were re.
opened and the Senate adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-23
Smelling Matches.

Even the metropolitan organs are
catering to the prevailing mania and
filling their columns with reports Of
spelling matches. They had match at.
Staten Island, near New York City, tic
other night, that Is graphically reported
in the Sun, even TO the manner In which
each spcller syllabled his words. AT
Cincinnati they lad an immense match
last Saturday night, at pikc't Opera
House. Among the distinguished spoilers
was Judge NJ. u. 1TuganS, we'll known
lercabouts, who, by the way, went down
on the word irilesccnt, which he spelled
irridirent. The Gazette says that tile
audience at the Opera House was very
largo, filling every available portion Of the
house.
"soon after 8 o'clock The baud struck
up the warlike march, Tramp, tramp,
tramp, and the noble army Of martyrs
came pouring upon The stage II n long,
11FusslInb PisviUeenss Ply s's,ss ~. u,s,a - iLo
r9ared WIN sa.lslaC.iO ..I1 l.,,,S SO ""nStoS, a. @
spelleta lo9keu sIar.leu, sTIs s,i.l So''"''""
some hoPeluI, anu So"e 'oo',S"'
Some oil the words oil whleh various
spoilers went down were as follows:
Ttansient, macerale, chasm, chameleon,
aaIsai,..n, ,o,.noontn, unntpollele,, nu,.
ease'"'' sv"I ,,y pVV" ,,l" w. .,.ti' F. ~.
suing, ueoa'aple, privilege, S"'"Vle' ae'
ces'ofN qliisslcaI manageaVIe, eOFFOOOt' C1',
ate, aoScele', tralheklng, ,emoaftas'nen''
rhthisleky, Indispensable, SaCrlIeslonS
NC. They had somewhat peculiar anu
rather embarrassing way ol mastering
each sPelief out OIL the ranks wnen ne
missed his word and stepped down anu
out. II Is thus described by the ua's'e .,a ;
lne descent ni, q gIcn ,,, as '"sa'sa.gu sn SHia
T;v,,sS ,soS,bnrn s,v ,PEts ' vas a,iiS a fsS.
iWts nfthS show' and ibe man Via mani.
nnIsiod ike in'ItmTcSI iLtew ihln ihe
sStiSFmance A great ieSi Of feeling,
GnS II wss LSast.SCndinS vail n AZ.
~. ~ 80 = ,SiIj sLsiaI saS" sn,i
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Probability Of FLOODS at the
south.

From tho 81, Louis DSmOcaLl
Tho year 1876 threatens to become .
year Of high rivers and disastrous over
flows, Rains, tho like Of which have not
been experienced for years, have been
flooding the entire South during the past
sixty days, The whole earth is soaked
with superabundant water, tho rivers,
bayOuS, branches, swamPs and lagoOnH
arc full to the brim, and yet rains pour
down and rivers emptying into the Mis-.
sissippi are daily rising. The columns Of
our Southern exchanges are filled with ac-
counts Of terrible rain storms, disastrous
oyeraOws, and gloomy predictions Of
coming floods when the vast masses Ut
snow heapCd upon the earth all over the
North shall bG converted into running
water. II, rs now seems likely from the
very lateness Of the season, these vast ac-
cumulatiOns Of snow should DO melt
cd by heavy showers q rain,
the rush Of waters from tho
upper streams to the lower country
would DO immense. Every city Of the
North is discussing the probability Of .
flood when tho snow goes Oft, and should
their fears even be partially realized, the
result to the lower country would be
simply awful. Planting is being delayed
in the Southern States, even out Of reach
Of overflow, by the continual falling Of
rain, and planning will be delayed in tho
North by the backwardness Ofthe season,
1t Is thought by those who arc watching
the probabilities" Of the season that
the spring sowing OF wheat will be greatly
retarded and the area ofsowing much con.
traCted this year. But corn planting will
probably bc Immense, This would insure
cheap corn and dear wheat in the winter
OF 1850, u reversal Of the present rela-
tiOns Of these two cereals. Our business
men must look tho probability Of the
coming floods s1uareGy in tho face aud
decide what they can do to aid those wlO
may be sufferers. The experiences Of
last season may be dupllcated-a wet
spring, great overllOws In the South, dry
summer and n small cotton crop.
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TENNESSEE,
JuDoE EGMoNDs ON CIVIL n1unrs.

JUDGE ESEMoNDs ON CIVIL RI1lITs.
MEMpIIIs, March q Judge EnmOnLls
OF the United States Court, to-day deliy.
cred M elaborate and exhau4tiye! charge
to the Grand Jury In reierpucG to tho
Civil Rights. lis to be regtGaaI that
aluestiOn Of such exceptional import
ancc, and one which Is producing so much
excitement, should come before the Court
In this form. AT an early day, however,
and during this term we arc compelled TO
decide The matter you lay before us. The
severe penalties imposed by this law up.
on Prosecuting Attorneys and other oil.
cials will, we are advised, be attempted
to be enforced should the grand jury fail
to indtCt, on the assumption'that their nc
ton will be controlled by such officers
unless the Courts acts. Every Consitlcra.
ton makes II II duty 10 answer your qlies.
tiOns at once. You ask whether II Il u
crime for which you have tho right to
find an Indictment, that q negro lias
been denied the full and equal enjoyment
Of the accommodation, advantages, facili.
ties and privileges Of theatres and inns OF
tho State. Such denial is not an OfIenso
over which Congress c1n give this Court
Ibc Si"t" "ovorn'n"nt aionS CnHipoia fl"
nSriisS " Ro iL;UI tLemScIvos Ssspiev"I
sab briDg i6eir civil nrti6n In tbls Conrt
ut uhcc, and any decision we may then
make can be reviewed by the Supreme
Court. lie then gives his reasons for on.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-23
Feeling on tIle Capital Question.


According to our letter from Hunting
ton this morning some Of the people down
there have very lively feeling on the
Capital question. They even talk of So
cession in case their hopes Of an iniunc-
ton prove to obc dClusivc. The war Of the
rebellion has not, II appears, squClched
the idea Of secession in their bOsoms'
They still look on It rs good stock in trade
with which to scare people into acquics-
Conce In their demands. II Is perhaps
we'll enough for such persons to under
stand that the constituents Of those repre-
sentatiycs who voted for removal at the
late session Of the Legislature, do not In
tend to be scaredby any such talk either
now or at tho next session Of the Legisla-
ture. Allthe vaporlngs OfthO Charleston
Courier, or OF those who take their cue
from that sheet, will not suffice to scare Nny
body into relocating the capital at Char
lOston. On the contrary, they will have
quite an opposite effect When the cap
ital was removed from this part of the
State to Charleston, the people did not
make idiots Of themselves by taking on
about II. They simply submitted like
good citizens to the net Of the Legislature,
Just as they expect to submitin future, In
ease that body secs III to locate the capital
at any other point
Those persons at Charleston and yicin-
ity who are trying to override the will Of
the people, as expressed by their repre-
sentatiycs, through the machinery Of
an injunction on some far fetched
ground, are only making themselves
ridiculous in the estimation Of The
great majority Of the people Of the State
1.-THE aslhteness ofeyCn james II. Fergu
son, who is mentioned In Otlr Huntington
letter as ut work hunting up material
for an Injunction, will not suffice to keel
tho Capital at Charleston in defiance o
the will Of the people. Ifby nny chance
the act Of the Legislature should be
suspended for the time being on Son'
technical ground, Tie people will find d
way to carry their wishes into effect n
the next session Of tho Legislature.
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Ghegnte4igeurer.
rnE amended text Of the bill for the i'm

The amended text Of the bill for the i'm
proyement Of the mouth OF the Mississippi
has been printed. Capt. EAps Is to con
truct jetties 100 feet apart through the
South Pass. The work Is to be "substan'
TALLY begun" within eight months, and a
depth Of 20 feet must be secured within
thirty months. The channel Is to ultl'
matoly bo 80 feet deep and $40 feet broad
BY the time this depth and breadth have
been permanently secured, the United
States Is to pay EApsS5,25O,OOO in INSTALL
ments Of S5OO,OOO. The latter is to guar
antcc and maintain such y channel
for twenty years, and receive 100000
per annum therefor, or his responsibility
and his remuneration arc 10 cease To-
gether, with the payment Of the gross
sum. This ia at tho option Of the Gov
ernmcnt. The bill Is hedged about with
guards against fraud or failure to fulfill
tho contract. It has been drawn with
great care, and its passage may fairly be
taken as reasonable ground for the belief
that the Mississippi will Gre long be freed
at its mouth from tho shifting Sand'bars
and sunken snags which now delay COM
mercc and 80 check the growth Of New
Orleans, The whole West and North
west have reason to rejoice with tho
South.
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New ORLEANS, March 22.-The Timet
reports a destructive tornado In Ouchita
Valley on Friday, between SmlthlAnd and
Rays Point. The loss Of life was very
great. Mrs, James Adair and child are
among the killed. smithland was leyeled
to the ground, and at Rays Point planta.
tlon buildings, mules, horses and cattle
were scattered for miles. The track Of
the tornado was three hundred yards
wide and extended for fifteen miles.
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NEw YoRK, March 2g.-Atrited--
Steamship City Of Chester, from Liver
I.oSpoN, March 22.-steamahips State
Of indiana and Baltic, from New York,
arrived out,
MovtLLE March 22.-The steamer SAT-
malta, from Portland, has Arrived.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN,

MADRID, March 22.-Only eight Of the
Carlist chieitains followed General Co.
rena in going over to King Alfonso,
CASTELAR, has resigned bis proiessorship
in the University in consequence Of the
Governments re.ostablishing in schools
and colleges textbooks prescribed during
Queen Isabella's reign, and otherwise
changing the manner Of public lnstFuc-
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I.ibrarles-Infornation Wanted.
WHEELING, March 92d, 1875.
S,Iltnru nf tI,o futellIvpnrpF

WHEELlNuI hlhTCH sEuJ lotu'
Editors Ui tho lntelllgenrer
Ihaye received from the Department
Of the Interior, Bureau Of Education, at
Washington, communication, rs follows;
"DEAR Sin This Bureau is about to
issue u special publication on the several
classes Of libraries mot priVate), In the
cities aud towns Of the country--tO be
placed In the hands Of librarians, school
SuperintendentS and others. A cOnsldcrO.
bic portion Of the volume will be given 10
tho topic Of Libraries and Popular
Education
It's important OF course, that the tables
Of library statistics should DO IA full and
accurate as II Ia practicable to make
them.
Reports are easily ObtAinable by the
office from the larger and older libraries;
but much difficulty Ia experienced In its
efforts to get at the statistiCS Of new or
minor collections In tho several cities,
viii you be kind enough to aid In
the work by sending me list Of all the
libraries In your city, public, reference,
circulating, school or college, society,
Historical, Law, Medical, Theological,
Masonic, Odd l'Gllows,) municipal, and
those connected with refOrmatOrieS,
asyluns, hospitals, ETC., with tho approx.
innate number Of volumes In CaClT
tSlgncd) JollS EATON,
Commissioner.
In order that may communicate to
tho Commissioner the Information which
he desires with regard to libraries III this
city, Of the several classcs which he des-
ignatcs, Il will be necessary for mo TO
obtain The information from those, sever.
ally, who have the libraries IN charge. l
respectfully request such persons TO fur.
nisll me with such facts as will enable mo
to answer fully the inquiries OF the
Commissioner. +. s. WILLIAMS,
yupl Citv Schools.
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ST. Louis, March %. The Democratic
City Convention to-day nominated a
B. Barrett, President for several years o.
the Fair Association, for Mayor p, X
ltatankamp, Comptroller Gen. M
Seeds, Auditor, Andrew Geitel Ttcaslit.
Ch Richard Walsh, Register. Also full
Municipal ticket. Election next month,
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The Ice tioree m tIle lIeiaware,

PoRr tERvts, March PAN Ice gorge
has formed In the Delaware river at
shoemaket's, ak miles above Water Gap,
and extends back eighteen miles to Ding.
mans. The Ice Ia piled from ten 10 fifteen
feet high all the way, and much alarm IA
felt along The valley at the probable con.
aeduencGa.
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TENNEssEE LHosLATuRn.

Both houses Of tho Legislature passed
q joint resolution to adjourn siiae dis We'd
nesday, oath inst, So iarno bill has been
passed materially affecting the finances
or changing the rate Of taxation, except
that Of taxing the gross earnings Of rail.
roads ! per cent, which will raise an ad-
ditional revenue Of about $4,000 aanu-
ally. In the Senate the House bill To
prevent discrimination in freights by diff
erent railroads was passed 70 Q second
reading-ayes 10, noes 0, II is believed
the bill will iail tomorrow on the third
reading. In tho House the bill creating
a Board Of Immigration was taken up
and the Senate amendments concurred IN
The bill Il now law.
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Wenther I.cnor.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OHItcR or rtlE CHJgF siHSAL OEEicER,
WAMIiN6rOS, u. C., March 2!.-S3C =. N, }

wAMiiN0roS, b. C., March 2!.-sSC :. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake region clear OF fair
weather will prevail, with Il slight rise
In temperature, winds backing TO vest
erly and southefly, and rising barometer
on The. coast during the night.
For The South Atlantic States cOntih.
ued cool and partly cloudy wedther
with north or eaat winds and high baron.
eter.
For the Gulf States, TennesSee and The
Ohio Valley partly cloudy weather. fis.
Ing tenn pefatureJ easterly 10 sOuthetly
winds, and falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake region and The
Northwest Increasing cloudiness and
areas ni rain, southeast 10 southwest
winds, rising temperature, and falling
barometer east Of the Mississippi river
The Ohio and Central Mississippi tiV.
ers will slowly fall.
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NEW YoRk, March q, 9,4ptepatations
made for the annual intercollegiate re-
kasla indicate that the contest Of next
summer will attract great attention.
Thirteen crews will compete In The Uni.
yetsily race, and sis colleges will enter IN
the Freshmen race.