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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERoE1
and Freight station In New York, foot o: Ibertyst Tonne
at SOmerylc with south Brach f. r. AZ Hampton June Jon
with Del. Lack. and West X r. at Phinsonrg WIN sk
Central Pennsylvania aud Sc@ iors state
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 81, 1875 Leave Seg YORK a. i,lows;
$50 m-AEw TRAM for Easton Bethlehem Bath, Alien
town Mluch Chunk, Tamaqus, TsmaBeni, Wil&esbarre
q +, a. ia~wsy Train for somerviIje and Pennington
74J mWay TraiD for EasOD, connects at Junction with
rs a nj NOg,.sG EXPRESS, daily except sundays, for
FaslOn Allentown HARRISBURG and the West Cor meets at
soervie for Felan g0n IstOu i0r Mach hunk, Tam
aqua Towana WKesbarre Scranton @c with roigh car
Dsnyille, Wli4mspOrt, We -. -. o., 49, -,
80 n-Way Train for Esston connects AZ PhNpsburs
AZ pm-ExPREss for Fleminrton. Eas'on. Allentown.
March Chunk, Ismaqua, Mahsnoy CITY, b&iet"l WIk.s
barre, Reading, Columbia Lancaster Epnrlta Pottsna
"a o. ,nNEyPsrss for Easton Belv.dere Bath. Manch
Chunk Wilkesbarre and scranton
$50 p. m.-Way Train for Planteld - 49,, ,..
400 D. n.way Tram for Ea3ton Allentown and Mauch
Chunk Connects a Junction with Del Lack ana west H. H.
40 .. m.-Way Train Tor SOmcrviie and FlemiDgi0n
300 y. m.-Way Tram FOR someryls.
81 DIN .-FOr PlaiDdei.
$40 y n-FygsiNG EIPRgss daily for NastoD Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Wilxesbarre TowAnia. iseAag and Hams
GOO p m.-way Train for someryie
$50 y. m.-For plannelf
100 y. m.-FOr SOmsrvle
$50 D. n.-FOr EtstoD.
go p. m-Way Ira for somervls
1890 p m-fOr Painaeld . 40 ,o 49, a,
els 3d. 1890 Ills n. m; IL m, 1919, !, -. $50
2iS 3 $50 3ij a. slj 40, 40, 3 ~. 530 . 49, ..
$40 $50 7, 73J. sis. $50, go 1890 -, - I. n
II p.rnuts General Passenger 4 mt.
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european Gotels.


RIS-CRA ia
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l ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

A. FALL ARRANGEMENT:
Commencing sept L. 1879. Trans leave Hunters Point
I fullD8s
900 o. u-Exprcss mail for Greenport sag Harbor. Port
Jefferson Hcul nj and kOckaway. All stage ncs con
.
1900 A. m-Way tain for Port Jefferson. Locust Valley
IIj5 a. ccominodition for Hicksy.le and Hemp
800 um-I.v. res, nport. sag TIarbor Northpor
Loo Ist valley, llempstead and ROckaway.
$50 ?. m.-kSrr'S FOR Port Jefferson Locust Valley
5:5i p. Accommodation Tor Norhporr. Hampstead. and
:J5 y. m.-Esprsss for Locust valley, Hampstead, and
"' SUNDAY TRAINS
@ oa.m-FOr Port jefferson, Locus; Valley, uenpsi a l.
RUCsa
$50 p For Nor?or, Locust Valley. Hampstead ana
y BERRY ,,ai. cave new York. TOO, OF James sip
T. every f sundays 'yceptcdl, AMI foo o Thirty
1Ofthst, =. N,r ID minutes previous 10 departure Of
trains from Hunters Point
v. y. GUSTS General superintendent.
NEW-YORX CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER 8ATLROAD.-Aft"r sept. 1870, through
trans VII have Grand Central De!
800 NJ. Chicago and Northern EXIrcs Win drawing
through 10 Rochester, also Montreal VIA NAN
To-: . a. m Special lcago Express. ah draw
to hCches"r iL iuaO and Niagara FallS AiIl'lu Al Nj
Fails al SO a. $500
100 D. NJ, Atrtr"l E4lress WIKI arerngcars from New
YORK To 81 Adams an. yirg At Montreal NJ $50
500 E.ress, DAILY, with sieenSc1rs Tor Naterio~n
- D. in rsc. a ExIr g. Daily, with secpngcars for Rorh
ester 3no and Niagara ais also for CaicsSo Va bOh
l.. :. ana IL {. ka!i.'a"s. .--, 80, ,,.
way ~ " vs. $1,000 C. II. KESDRICK.
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4 tne NEW ,IEIN'El SUI lI!F.I-N tiII'I..TAU'
Fare from New Crk 10 Piladel pha only " %
commencing ~ r-DAS. sept Z, 1910 the me-. stan,n.
comiuOirus steamboats, fS>E HOll ana /" liuhi'
connect ns a sandy Hook With all trains. VIII -
Ork from Pier = y. T., lo)t ~ Eeflorsb
945 .. philadelphia, Long Branch N!nesnd ana
Br1dgeiOn. 49,, IN 49,
stations ., , r., ,,,...,,rn an,
Tucker,oit a. -. ...,.
WI :. NhDEN &c eril NAnAstr
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81 jO Saratoga aad return for and TO Albany and
return .or s3. good for 80 Jays. ~, :,
foot .. Canal 10.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THREE FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Lave New rk via Desbrosses and Cortantt st. fores
and re ,9dil Mes Cincinnati i 9r CacsSo the "o'' ana
IT. Wts Loasyliis, Jew tra.st' NS r,ctropd and
IL sortl, P .6ursh ,inciana Louisville st. Lon's
$50 ,. m. Daily. washneton Richmond and the south.
iyach6uis :nd NJ scatWe; He%or,san. thTonEh
nat, Louisville, indianapolis ST. Louis, chicago the wet
FOR through Tk6ts md general information Com
pan Offices -; and {lj blt"ay and at ticket offices foot
q FJIRrICKErS VIZ BAITO. AND ONO RAILROAD.
l.r,us' ears. Jersey city to Washington; - .
1hro4. ar.' Ha.,imoreto Ci oago. Cincinnati &c -
NFrIIENS' Line Steamboats, for TROY,
with all railway Ines NoFt, ana At t'1 n'f rom
come, q ars. JOS. CORNELL supt
rNFI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co..
sharon loves Cayo B.ston saratoga Lake Georg and
places on lake ch,mpn Ns ans si ana noy sasrf r
Is day ns steamers aai may trans T'1 S',n d t p.ss
Agent. II. Y. OLYPHANT, Asst Prest.
EOR Rondout & Kingston, landing at Cozzens
Point .r And s5s s J aa
" L. ~ sveyy a6ni1y Wotnc,.iay ard Friday, leaving
Harrison "a, Per 10. -. North River, at p in
EOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
Rondou and os"eso RAILROAD, landing a. Hehand tAls
nTae r very Tue.iay Trsia and sa;aay leaving
risor 81, Pier 3, Y. H. at ! D. NJ
CALL RIVER LINE,
FOE BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS cxceped,) at p
FROM Pier % North River toot Of Murrayst,
THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
PROEIUEEGE
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md p-ices rule about cur tgures-
ION full values on grades are
uycr. The home trade are pun
! iqc. for fancy lots. We quote;
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TIE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PKOVIDENCE,
Cant, A. q. SIMMONS Capt. b. N. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON.
The most direct route Taunton MddeborO' Plymouth
New Bedford Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket cape Cod the
WHITE MOI MAINS. and all principal points III New En
gland ami tho provinces.
Tickets and ~taterooms apply AZ ga Broadway Broad
wav Twenty ST. Courts st. Brooklyn or at The
oce on tine Pier al principal Hotels aud Ticket Offices
il TIE city BORDF : ~ LOWELL, A@ents.
nEONGE /. CONNOIl. Nen. Pass. AgeAt y. Q ;. b. %.
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UrIc, " Y, sept. 2O.-lOOOO boxes Of Cheese were
sold II lGiqdl2iic The trade was sharp AM exciting.
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financlal.

FOR SALE-STOCK Of the ORANGE JUDD
COMPANY, pubilshcrs Of The American AstlcUIiurst
&c. &c. RITTER x CO.. - Brodi@ ", =. !.
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Wood & DAVIS,

BA%NFkS. 81 PlNE-Sr HEW-TOiK.
GOVEiSHENr BONDS. STATE, MC%iCIpAI. EA l.
ROAD sECCRI1IES AND GOLD BOUGHT AM SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
G. ID. WOOD. :. u. DAVE.
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rEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD

OPPOSITION MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANY and TROY landing az Clt,Siisi;a9sr -
SCHUYLER from Pier IS, " r., sranAhh'si, 40 : IA =
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS, ,. m taic - cents
81 cabin, with berth. Freight ri reduces rae.
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st.
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Published every w ednesday morning, is the
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE Hours.

OFFICE Hours.
For delivery OF letters. from T 90 i. NJ. $50
M.
On SUNDAYS. from 9l5 A. NJ. to lo.l5 An
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, PORTLAND, urd West, 3.Sj An. i.O5 and
S.1J 2. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 0j, 6 and SIS r NJ.
Bath and Rockland, 4.05 and S.lj Z. NJ.
Rockiard stage, via Washington, +; NJ.
Wal6oboro Stage, via Jefferson, T. Al.
Belgrade, West Waerylc, -Norrldgewock and
Madison, l.30 z. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 6 P. N.
Pennington stage via .Readfeld. l.3Q p. VI.
Belfast, LOS A. NJ. and lo.51 7. NJ.
belfast stage, ll00 A. NJ.
Skowhegan, Hos A M.
Grand Trunk X. r. and Canada, 4.05 and g..
IL PM.
Soldiers Home L A. II. and P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West, and ll.0o A. NJ, lc
M. t~r
Lewiston and4Auburn, 6, 800, 100 A. M.
Bath and Rockland, 6, and ll.O0 a. NJ.
Reckland stage, VIA Washington, 100 A. NJ
Waldoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 100 A. NJ.
belgrade. West Waterville, n Norridgewock, and
Madison, LAO 2. NJ.
winthrop and Monmouth, 500 a. M.
Farming ton stage via Readfcld, 80 P. NJ.
Belfast, 100 P. NJ. and 1000 p. NJ
Belfast stage, 4.OO /. M
Skowhegan, 4 90 =. Nj.
Grand Trunk II. Il. and Canada, g. ll.00 \. NJ
Soldiers Home, A. NJ. and 400 L. NJ.
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Books, transient newspapers, circulars, and
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Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex'
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MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
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FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great benefit have received from the use OF
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favor. believe it to be not oniy OF great auc for
restoring the health, but a preventive Of dis eases
peculiar 10 the spring and summer seasons.
would not be without it for ten times its cost.
EDWARD TILDEN.
Attorney and G. neral Agent for Mass achnse of
the Ciaitsmehs Life Assurance Company, No. a.
Sears Bniling, Boston, Mass.
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AND CONDITIONS OF THE SEVERAL LOANS THE
20s OF 1862 AND 1864 WILL BE EXITING GUIsHED
By MARCH-wHEN OTHER BoNDS ARE PAYA-
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Issued every morning, except Sundays. IL con-
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ep0rts Of the Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, ana generous amount
Of farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
"A full compilation of State news.
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Maine Central Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.

On and after Monday, June 2ist, 1875,
trans will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston, 600, II o. A. NJ. and
1851 p. NJ.
For Rockland, 6 90, IL. .O5 a. NJ.
For Farmin- ton, II 01 A. NJ.
For Bath Lewis;oa and Portland, 6.0o, IL % A
NJ, 800 p. NJ.
For Waterville and Skowhegan, 10 7, NJ.
For Watervilie, Belfast, Dexter ana Bangor, 3.35
A. NJ, 4.l0P.M.
, 1875-03-05
THE ptrrsBuao pupoLERs,

liz PIt 5bUHA fuoULEHS.
Sltstat H4pa!ch to Ths Chieagu TRIBUNE.
PrTsHUnu, Pa. March 4.-The colorod pud-
dlota Lave arrived, to the number Of foEsy-eight,
aud arc quartercd tonight at tho mills and
houses Of tho plttaburY Bolt 1Yorkn at Soho.
Since tho arrival OF The colored men tho pud-
dlcra have been mailing threats aud demonatrn-
lions. This afternoon they had gathered on the
scene to the number Of over 800. Extra police
wero placed on duty to protect the compAuy'a
buildings. ShoriI Haro proceeded to tho scene,
aud LEFT q posso Of deputies to preserve
order. In tho mcantime, Gov. Hartrhnft
was notified and sent word not to uno the militia
III case of disturbance until oil other forces
wcro exhausted. Under these or..ers the Wash
ington mt. utry waa placed undor arms ind stay
cd q: tho Azmory all night. to BE- prepared in case
OF An emergency. Tho Heath ZonAven wore also
ordered to be ready tonight. Police and tho
Sheria'B force ate on tho spot: For time
tlrents were mada by the striking. puddlero
against the Bolt Company, but thoy did no harm.
Al this writing, II p. n,., there aro soIno 200
men on the ground, but they nre quiot and or
DERBY, nlld thete IL no likelihood Of disturbance
to.ihkht.
, 1875-03-05
MILWAUKEE,
IBntl G3as-Trtchtnn splrnsIs.


Special Dispatch to Tho Ehfcaao 77t5uns
MILWAUKEE, Wis. March IA mcotins .!
citizops took place III tho Chamber OF Commt7a
this afternoon to take into consideration The a
question. After an addroas by W. r. alclafta
showing tho complaints Of citizens as to IL
quality and supply Of gas, and by A. Fns4
President OF tho Gaa Company, Offering sos'i
to tho Company's boohs and works. an Iare.a'
eating Committee wus appointed cousiAtios 81
Profs. Farrar aud Sherman, MeYsrB. O. ], H.A
r. J. Dlslr, and g. II. Foster, who will cxaar'
tho Company's bucks mud works. and report o.
tho wholo subtcct to future mcoting to betal
cd By thom.
Ex-rolceruan Kraft bought ham at ths b.
gtuntng Of tue wee4, aull himself aud family
wife and thso0 clltdr1n-ato OF tt tho same M
TIC next day the wAola family wore taken i'll,
aud yesterday Ur. acnu was called III. Hcpft
nounond It clear cAao of trioltnm spfhA
They (the family aro all living, but In danga
and in o dreadful state Of nervousness and ~
tatlon. Strong hopes Of saving tham arc ens's
tained.
We pay es.bo peg 1000 fcot, or sa.ao 1e:s d.
count. for a supply supposed 10 10 equal 10 u.
tsen candles, Lnt which is uevor tho sama 1T
hours together. Tho gas supply has be, :
souEoo OF constant annoyance aud complaint "
our busincsa nlon, aud there has for q long IT,
boon growing foelsng that cither tho p'ese-s
Company muat reduce fatca or q charter 10y
now company provided. The charter Of W
present Company runs out In two yatrA =.
there is no doubt tint in ono way or ApotnssG.
present aEitation will rcnult iu our procliEss
betto{ aud cheaper gA4,
, 1875-03-05

DILL ron rtfE RFsuMrTtoS or srEe1E-rArx,x,
Spseiai Dlstateh Ia Tht chtcdao 7frtduv.
DoBroN, March Ain tho House of nspr.,,,
tatiyes yesterday Mr.. Williams, Of Drootlin.
aakcd leavo to introduce bill providing th,, n
tax lor,es confirmed IN tho Etato 90 ard ,t.'
Jan. !, 1879. .llall be collected Ia unItI
5tatca coin, United Hlases gold r,,'
itdcatcs, or National Bank notcs, sbse,
aro rcdeomable in gold on demand, that e1,,,
contract or obligation mado or implied, and n,,
able in this State and made or implied ~,
Jan. 1, 1870. and payable Ia aollasn, but ns
in q specified kind OF dollars. stal, !.
payable In United States coin OF Il. H.
standard Of weight mud tinsness establjyhed Is =
the lava OF tho Uaitod States at tho Tina n!
contract or obligation shall hare been msds n, ~
implied.
alr. Ropes, Of Boston. BALD ho Understood ,,,t
Tie bill waB simply . copy ot ono whrh
ns he understood, had boon adont.t
by Now York. 1Io hoped Massachusetts vonH
not 10 far bohind Now York IL this matter !; i
she was shc would nuffor In reputation and buss
meas. II tho Congress- Of the United At,ts,
failed to do its duty. It WAS tho duty of n
States to talo up tho matter and hsj,
It nlouE. Mr.lWillla1ns, OF Drookline; Nr, Kin
ball, Of Doaton mud Slr. Allen, OF Dr1bur,
spohc In favor of tho introduction OF tle bi,
aud foRyo WAS granted.
1IF. Willlams then moved that tho bill b. y.
ferrod to joint special committee. aud il w
go voted,
, 1875-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
EEEATE!

Tto IJoo,- ,ror. -o,rn,,,I y. t.Nn ti.t., ,,n.
Aho ooo1a "ete 1eopehet4 u i'Do th1h ulo1a-
nlrar ,, l1n,or A,,,ron,,, ,i,,, III, ..o -os,,,,aJ
'o4 ~. ~ VI. WIS
the QHeHt!ons being Oh Coucurrtng III lilo anLend-
n1epts made In Committee NJ lie Who1e o.bor
,,,a, ,,aao o,.a.S,. ,.I..,,o,aa -, ,.,.sa"s. s"..
'4ah tuoso "'sesuf o'apoHca III ny hopafate votes,
co,tto, ,f rorv ,r,ro,r;,.,,ru ,r A.I.,.t. ,,..,
Sefs W ~" IT, I.aFA''..'' 'o' n'i"''''s tohat
bRFbofs mAinIy. Iho BILL WAS theb read tho
third time xud Dagpcj, ut $40 tbis morning
.r,,r NV, ,-,,,. M,
THE L1hthIAx!FE III! L.
5lr, Edmunds, from tho Conferences Commit
Tor n, +,,s T.rtstativo Judfrf,j ,,1 rvoo,ttv.,
~ " 49, - ~ ' H A."e.o'''
Appropriation pl!l. sub1Attod repu!t Which WRH
agreed 10,
rur pvv,c,rxcv u,,,
Mr., Sargent catletl up tho Deficiency Ap-
, 1875-03-05

posto.1. tlcre's man that known hs own mintlf
theros man that ia not to oa put down. Who's
he otc. This IL tho deep Legislative hccret TINT
sake. Unfortunately there aro, only few
names Tint como before his OH The
roll-call, aud tho order Of business having
changed tho otner day. onc Of these gentleman
wan liked on Ia vote with the Republicans, 30 he
could cnll reconsideration. It waa all Infamous
pltfall and barney fell into 1t. Happily, ho wns
rescued, hy surrounding Democrats ana hnstify
changed hia vote; bnt for tho tin,o being
ho iot thnt the pn1ty had botrascd hsu.
BY a tcleerAphc Hystcm OF nola md sllhkea
and feels safe again. Dut, after Ill, tic geutte-
iunn who took silnnr Smith chptire ktlows tho
bo supposed. Ills frat act after tAkiug tho
ilon-cIa.l oath nttl swearing s1lat lo had ncyor
aided TREASON In any ehare. was to step up
10 Mr. Dfistow's office hnd present tho list Of
aprointeea 10 Ind Holoctcd for places in tue
Itcas,l,y Department. Now, there's n,an tl,at
gt,ckB hy hl5 constituents. 1t wAs d pretty long
listand tho Secretary Of tic Ifcaary has already
BoIno few applications oil tile from Republican
sources. htraugelr enough be haa prejudice In
thofr favor, and 40 informed tho now Congroea-
fnhu with some sarcaau1. NuthfuK dauntgd,
however. Du1ney let. tho list, and came awny.
feeling TINT his duty WIS done Nhcn t,e inndc tho
nominations. rprhapa soule nf those who worked
for him In tho back wnr.la arc aiti,,g for their
commissions. do nQt like 10 tli1appcint thcm.
Int 1t might we'll be eail frat last that they
will got tltem M aoon rs J0!lnEun iu elected
IroH.tiGut.
lto is tho friend of thu people.
ASnAEw JOHNSON.
Speaking of the groat statesman reminds mo
Of the fact TINT bis ulternncct here Indicate that
he y going to Nsh j,!at whero s vas to.,,a not ss
Ills opinion Of the South is that treason
mud White Leagues should be made
odous. He il likely to cut tho kind Of tR,'ro
In Tie next sensiot, that will be most agEoeahlo
t1,a I3at, pf In tFit7 I'm
, 1875-03-05

Republican, rromiscd that otlor tcso,u.,,..
would DO introduced OH Tho enrno subicct wv
tho Republican Side. Tho scnato nan,r,. "a :,
House bill aprropriatinB s75Ooo for scc,l.o,' ,us
for Tho grasrIlonpcr region with Nh atnc,t.a %,.a
allowing a25.0W Ia bo expended for -
mediate reliof. Tho Governor stnia, M D.
tbs aonato that he lad already ssh 70 .
Tor tho anhhis.onco Of tho araeehoppcr .@ snM.s
on account OF verbal defects, waa Inllci"aa.{
postponed. House hills pnshcd lnItins q,
dobsoxcmptton to resident debtors looat, ,as ,,s
1nebriaso Asylum at Rochester. Last avn evan;sa soa
tho Senate roconsidorci1 md passed Iii ~
tendtng tho limo for complaining tho It, Vtnessa; ant
with rescrvnton OF 400, 900 acres OF lin I,s,
Grant for tho security OF DoGrnfr's md o,Ia. Ia.
Minnesota claImB for labor and tnatoraie. S'Ass
, 1875-03-05

WISCONSIN,,
WT9NUN1ITYs
THE RAILROAD QUESTION SETTLED,

WT5NUN5INa
TUE RAILROAD QUESTION SETTLED.
Spfe@s Dt'pateh to 1h* casaao Tribune.
hApisos. WIS., Masoh e.-1ho Legislature has
nha'!S sott9oo tno question OF railroad EeRn'a~
ton IN Wisconsin, Tho honase. tbls morning,
waving their own o'll with hardly any eppoel-
lion. concufred tn tho Dill passed. BY the
misc oot"een tue ylo"H OF tho rntroad mon and
tho supporters of Lie Potter law, and. while 1t Ia
not what was deared, 1t ~ better than was feared.
It retaps fully tho principle OF staso control and
hxsd rates. but taiaes Tho rates prescribed by the
Potter Ia" on all but short distances.
HARD At woRK.
both Houses hayo boon In session nearly al
day. diligently at work closing in Luuluoas,
a ,oInt re.n1ntton WA cono,r,aa H.
requesting our Senators anu Representatives In
Congress 10 oppose any legislation that author