, 1875-01-04


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Special Dispateh to Tie Ca'eooa Tribune.
1HD1ArAroLIR, Jan. 3.-Ihe managers Of the
Wonlan'a Roformatosy submitted tl1eir report for
the year TO tho Governor yesterday, Tho in-
mates numner az fullows:
Rcformdtory Uepartnent-~-Numbor Of orphans,
81; lumber Of hslt-osphans, 49,; number of
parcntn living, o number Of parents separated,
4 total. ~, Number who could not read on en-
tcring, 2s; number who could read imperfec.iy 2G;
number who could read and write, 81; total, o..
Counties received fEom-Alen, 1; Dartholo-
NOV. z; Decatur / !; Floyd, Il Grant. 2; John
son. /; KcseiuBko. Q; h1ariou Sd; Miami,
yaneieEburg, 10; Fsgo. 8; Wabash, !; Wayne,
Penal Department. Bartholomew. /; Clarke,
J.; Dubois. l.: Floyd, 2; Grant, l.; Jennings, i
tou, !; Warwick, /; TIppeeauoe. total,
80. Number who could not tead On
entering, ~; number WHO could nut read
nor wlite, 13;' nambor attending evening
fourteen years. /; for six years, 4 for two
years. II; tor ono and hall yea,s, 9: Tor ono
year. /; total, 81.
Tho appropriations cince Mny Ia. 1872. amount
to $l49,us2.l7. and tue expenses to :14S, ,555.35.
The Commissioners usk for I'll appropriation of
$4,000.
Mis-. Smith, tho Superintendent, says, in her
report tln. the result fully proves that prison
ca1l Do made arcfornatory, and whllo there il no
discrimination Of the penalty inflicted by the law,
yet d prisoner tnay learn tho important lesaoua
OF 8cf-control. virtue, honesty aud industry,
aud, Rhsye Rilt repentance.
1ne Wonanb Prison !S located at tiia city, and
Its first inmates were from amoug tile female
,uAx, tafFx tIn
Tho Aljutant-l General OF tho State has su1,-
mittod Lis annual report. Ho reports total VI
1,539 SFrlnglicld, Enfield, md Spencer 1iiles On
hand Jan. of Inst year, aud $50 returned during
having been given to tho State Guards, ot this
city, aud forty to The Nobiesvilie Guards.
Ito cals for more improved tlre-Arm for tho
Indiana military, and recommeuds that tho sum
now duo from Congress-:29, 4uG73-be used in
putting the citizen aoldicry Oh good footing.
The mlitin Of the ttato is entirely organized,
set there is not e1ngle company III the btate
upon whom tho Governor could auth orltatively
call for assistance III au emergency. lie rec OIL
monds tue pahsaso Of proper Military law;
Tho cost during tho year. to tue hintc. OF the
CLAY Couaty troubles was 9a0; CarKe County,
$1G7.3U; Oass County, 81 ,G37. IL; Wayne County,
~; Porter County, Sl,255; total, =. .GG5.45.
Tho expense incurred 10 Clay County was from
was tho Baltimore l. Ohio ltailtoad war.
The Internal nayeuuo COLLECTIONS in this dr.
trct for tic month Of December were 56g,U77.51
Of Which amount e52 $50 ia paid by ,distllers,
and e2,G50.23 by brewers. Tie distilleries nro
in full blast, and the revenue receipts arc cou-
alderab!Y aboyo tho ayorago.
Tho report OF tho Superintendent OF Public
Instruction is lnade public. and 1t shows TINT,
during the year, thore hare bccu added 70 tho
permanent school fund $73,9u0. The fund now
amounts to considerably over $4,000, 600. Tho
aggregate enrolment Of scholars at,ows an iu-
croaae Of II, tito. The Superintendent makes q