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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-12-07
Devoted TO Reform In Municipal, state
and General Government.
ESTABLISHED 1871

In 1876 The NEW York TIMES will complete
the twenty fifth year Of its existence. Through
ont quarter of century it will have remained
true 10 the objects and aims for which it was
founded. 1t has held from the first favorite
place IN the household; it has endeavored to stand
on all occasions by the side of truth and justice
and it has advocated political principles ONLY when
they were certain to promote the honor and well
fare of the country.
AS A FAMILY PAPER,
The TIMES has always borne n very high rcpu-
tauon throughout the United States. 1t is free
from all Objectionable advertisements ard reports
and under no circumstances whatever are "per-
sonal announcements, questionable notices,
allowed to appear in its columns. The disgraceful
lures OF quacks and medical pretenders, which
pollute so many newspapers of the day, are not
admitted into the columns of The TINES on any
terms. The paper, moreover, has always resisted
the communistc theories advocated by mischiev-
Gus Journals, and has opposed those attacks the
amlly as the basis of Society which fire.
quentiv made, and which have led TO 81 much
misery and crime.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-23
POST MONEY ORDERS

FOSI MONE1 OhDEho
fnb BAG fderfe uno biatsfe Mittel
sur ueberienbuns sen GeIb une iclIten,
100 fte "a baben Fab, basa sebraa&t
werben.
Benu eine 3ettuns SSn einem Yef<
autt an eta anberts neriebt ,rerben lou,
70 mus tntu,er aud bas pofamt unse>
eeben tpetben, 100 be 3ettuns friber
empfansen purbe.
Denn Semane fetn Slatt niGt re-
seImdsts empfdnSt ccer fi@ auf irSenb
cine @eile 8ebIer eini&Iei@eu, 70 iolte
Der betreFenbe Isent fopte rie 5er@
ausseber ipslet@ poScn bena9ri&tist
werben. J.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-23
Auslanoii9e &adrt9ten.


melrst, bae Der papit in rem an oielem
Sage abeeboltensn Gonfforium G1bi>
ldSfe unp 8ilbSfe fiir fiinf italtsnilhe
Stse, ferner far Nutun, Eours, ,Rbetms.
le Mons, Iurbes, Nsen. 9uso. Eru,
pillo, uno a9t SiBe in Gnelane, ra.
runter NOtttusbum uno 9ttama; enp,
lid feten;ebn in partibus in6delium,
Orer Wilfionsbif15fe ernanat babe.
Dan 8ernebmen ua1 tam tn riefem
@snffortum aud Die 1beiluns Der Dt5>
ce!e st. paul uno rte Grnsnnuns etnss
8il6ofes fit beren norowefIi6en 9beil
NIT HeGpen3 tn ct. @IOup, CUR GrIepi>
9un9. s'#1Fsa.t.#
Der snelilHe Dampfer .8rioe" III
auf BEN @ese BON alsranrrien na@
5ul NIT spansts perionen untersesan'
gen. So 3ar
Eepeiaen aus. Spanien melpeu |:
DON Carlos III tiah Durango 9eoon<
gen, um NIT leiuen Generdlen Ratb ~
pFesen.
Som S5nis GIpbonlo if Elm Defret
erlafen trorben. meIGes ter Stride ole
les etueesOaene Gteentbum surddstsbt,
bcfeu &rl6s niht in ben S4ulrentils
gunssfcncs esfofen III.
Die ia 2ontcn erl&einente .Mart
Zane GrprsB" iaet In itrer neuefen
8uncldau iiter oen @ei3enbanpel, cas
pie preiie tn gan; europa 9spi1en
ieten. greuben Bat mad amtli6en
geri&ten felt ssbn Sabren feline 70 err
etebiee Grnte eebabt wfe TN petRO0es
men Sabre.
Ism yclenT@en fno sesenwdrtie
ni&t wsniser ols iieben fatbolhGe De-
cane I'M @efdnSnis. 7
@u& fir ben 6rn. Grsbii9Of pun
86ln bfnet fi@ uterer bie Tforte ces
9ef fdnenlHss. &c miro aus SSIn
pom rs. Des. beri9tst: 8strefsnb Die
pom Sberprdfoenten Der Nbstnprppina
sesen uniern bO&m'ften 6rn. Grsbil1of
wesen NtdtbefOIeune per Maiselsse
binf9tli@ cer Succurlulspfarren isst
ausseiprO@ene Strofe ron 29.5OO
5blr. piro nu&trdslia nod aus super,
ldlfeer ausQe befannt. caB pte erecu>
tOrilbe Gtnjiebuns perlslben bsr.its fdr
esn Gau aneeOrcnet tft, faQs bieS trafe
nt&t uOr Dem S@lufe pes laufenrsn
Satres etnessablt werpen ioute was
felbfreceno aus nabelieeencen Grim
ben weeer I'm laufenren nod tn fdnftts
gen Sabre eeideben Miro.
Sn penGorifen Der unpeit pon 8riss
In unearu 9elesenen OrtblGaftBsnYus
wurpen I'm Wonat Nopember 8drens
ia8pen absebalteu. SIN @an3en purs
rem 6 Stad erlest.
3u tem tuuienpidbrtssn 5ubildum
SsIants besleitste ramnls rem 85nia
Sprtttton pom Odnemart cer yiinifer
Slein. Der 9es.sre ii jest suu. vW9ie
nifer fdr Sslanp" ernannt unp NIT
osm @rcefreu3 bes Dauebrcs rseorirl
trprben.
Nus Yernambueo ptrb BON "a. Dec.
teIesropbtfn gsmelcet: Mus biefse,
Proving finb bte Sefuiten auseetriebeu
rorfen. pernambuec III eine Der 5ff>
li&en yrcutnaen bes 9aiierrei9s sgraFs
lien. es..
8om Drain l9reibt elm gcrreipcns
sent: Do6 efne reIisi5le 8oltsbtlpuna
ofe fiderfe @arantie unb bas einsiee
Wittel fdr bas augemetne DcbI In Dc,
@eSenrart tpte tn Der 3ufunft fet, ba.
ben iene Mdnner ldnsf besriTsn, bi,
cermolen IN bsrylaticnaI. 8sriammlunf
~ @erfuiues tie wt6tisfsn Snters1sr
ess frana5ffden 8olfes, Ill renen IN.
frettts bie Su8enrbilbuns gebbrt. be-
ratSen. @dbrenb In pfslen 2dnberr
leine f& fstsernee' AuFsbnunl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-23
Turtlanfenbe SSp. $40.
SaS NDfpprtD

Ia bon ger. etaGttx una GaRaSd tetrSst 20 Gts. pei
Satr uzt mss ssu BEN Gmyfduser bti ssuer goapfEes
sisrteikbrIia spraast esab4t wertsn.
Rsa tana saiebes 8eit anss ben ,JaDaaberer"
ebrnRtrm.
, 1875-05-29

ecrstl In inlqulty. II II Wan allowed to 20 on
with what 1t proposed, tho tlnvernment ut thu
city would hayo Dcen suspended in mi'l.nr. aud
tho 1esnls Of sho o:oction would, polhaps, noyer
laso bonn renc',cd and declared.
Hut Tho coi'nrn on thu other ht'n stoppoll oscr
ali proper DDnnda III vcutnring to dictate to the
Coult
THE rrny TEnata or rms1.uMEnr
for this o'lensc: :-htS months impfisnnmsnt and
GLOON 1no. lin was tho tMs.exlion o: Mr.
Pence, "On what meat hath thia oar Cesar
I'D, tint l,o hath grown IA grc.tt" 1l.aushicr.1
1In Thrust lif,rolf Into tho judicial Hcat, a! as
sutneh the Mrs Of 8ir Oracle. This, ho (s!r
Storrs) hold, wnn nn inHNlt 10 tho Court. Tlls
answer Of tho defendants sns manly, diSni!o1
aud truthful aud l,c know the Court Nas In.
prcssrsl with sllis bo1ief.
What khnnll ho raw nB rcganlcd
Tl1E nErESpASTt' CoussEL2
THO faw natlo It mrerat'Yo tint tho Corpo.
ration Counsel should give Ills opinion wl,e,s-
ever tcluos!cl 10 do ~ hy tho City Gov
ernu,ont. Was ho 10 shrink from thfs
duty through torror7 Won he. when
sshsd for his opinton; t. R!vo e'icl! ono ~
Ion an lo conscicniiorlsiY le312
For t'lo rent, whatever might 10 eald At his
ta1r. storra') 's0or, ho would pnck lila heart
from hin boson, satl,or thAn aitlnk from giving
al Aotost opinion. aye, oven wore all tho courts
that oser Bat to taunt terrorism In IT., face. Tho
fosslon moved OIL parallel lines. and QUO could
nut 10 tnffingud upon without injury 10 tho
other. IIo c0t.clndod by elu1uonly appealing
TO the Judge to preserve tho honor Of tho Jr-
Giclnry by diaroEarJin. naeston anil rre}u1lco In
tia raEe, aud by sustaining l,A Own lonost tcpl
tation npon tho UeDci1.
Mr: GondY annolncel that Ito and afr. TuloY
would xaivo ann argument, as Judge Dioaey
would concl,tdo for them.
IAo Court thon eouk Il tccoss Until 2 o'clock.
, 1875-05-29
4 Hnn's Suit for lar.nci, NJ Lsrol., I've

Tia l'oftIana {hle.) Irtsa tolls tho story of
wish ltntat, trl,tnmat OIL tho cars, allowed htu
70 saa.t '4es asui hDay consented TO bo hts vito,
h's alseF"asd Eepaisteduf her lastf promise and
mfoea INN 70 rclclao heF, but lle WoulIn'E. Shc
statlsS thas her .ak.to.Lo husband had retained
Atm - counsAl. md that unless tho marriage
took placs It thu time set suit will 10 coil-
!aonca sE.nht her tos breach Of psolnias. IA
tesult " an1iously loQksd taE
, 1875-05-29
FAMILIAR TALK.

rnhsrt nrntrntno r+hoss ,o,nrt roarn uA-|..
tophAnts' AnoIogv." has called ronnwod stloution
10 11s flntno waA horn 1t, n a,h,,rt of 1onfo, In
1sa ~ ' rfo e,r1r . ~ sa, - a. rhsnnn
and 10 said to have written drama when he WAS
but O wars MD. i]efora In WA IN i'm
hnd ,,cci1o i'm. h, ,ifo s,o,t, ,o .n.,,, In var.
. ~ a.. n. ~. 0.u'u W ol'ns ~ W.
,.. snn ~ sna "l"os'' I!'n 's'he' was man u
"oaish, and tho boy could look forward to q III
snte Of leisure and luxury. lcnso sllo unprolucs-
i've vocation Of tho pout could 10 chosen by him
m.!' IMMUNITY. no was eaAea'ea a. tne London
o"''o's'ss, "1" 0'' II" '"" "p'a''cu H'a majority
lie went to ttasy whore o remained ansera years,
stuaSing IN lta Capitals tho 1ilHtory and liter
aturc Of tic country, aud learning by trayol snd
r,n,,,,o- tor.o,.. ,.,tn H.. oss.,,trx r., .,,..,
@ ...s, ,.,. ~ 49,, p'Ass, -" '"t",
"sh'.'e'7 ena 1o''sc'' nau't''s 'no shaF*e'es a"a
hab!ss Of tho people. ..
Ilia iirst published work Was "Pa1acelsus," II
,la ,.. anIv o. ~ +. w., S h,. ~ tts," n0
"no" ne "*' o"'5 80. - e1o'.oa pAs .'sl' 'u'et.
Ont except among thoughtful fer, WHO aa" In It
the tho expression o. srea: hnd original Ean'na.
Two 'es,s attsr ths p1b!i;s.ion "ratase!sns
rr,,,or stsao - 80 .v,o,,aa.,r n.o.on,s',
no"""n !. s'sso. ~ Vas o1eouonsy psoaonteu
aaefoady playing tho Principal Character and
tho other parts abclng effectively rendered, yct
1t achieved no positive success, md vas With
lraun a,ter fow rcnrcscuInttops
T., ,Ia,n - ~. .aa ~ ou H. 1,.,.r,. ,.
~ ioto, A. 'no nGo " 80 o1'' n1o"o..H pun.
ttshea " oosaello, ono OF tue most puzzl1h3 anu
~ r,tl,,,,a from, thn cr,tc, s,i v.a th. ,,,tact
~. ..,,.,t," s..'.. s...,.! tesD
~ u',.,n - ."..'. =. ss"a. ~. +.
,.,Tn..t rim ~. .,.."s ".,'. a',, .
IIsenro- II,o ro,uiny nj a .;,.r,n lI,n ",i
ti.as at tho end Of tWniYeuouth no
ono had put forward claim to tla reward.
IL lsl3. "lhe Nes III tbs 'sc"tcheon,'
~ ,,.,coi r. l,p,,t Tn's H., III, ir1iSara.
.,,r.rts. Dn,Noua nrnuo,nced ti,o noem ma ~
tic most e11uisitu ever written, and no uus cAs
rtaa i. without yleiainE TO tho power OF its pA-
th9sln III pua"t9. sofehaue huhs " TUG noio o.
H,,,Ir "1i4,si. In nasa.,, ,riI, r"n nr,,.,'...
can ut vii onaiutllo liz poetry:
There's woman li1s iswtrop slot 10 r,,rtr than
sAa TN;S;t
''AA fIith's ti,t aurcnt: ''' 49, -A' '''' 1u''
And Ter c}vs srn dark an humid. l'Eo tho depth on
III, u ~, ~ S,, t.r ,r.,,o. ,,,,~ .,, .,
wild grape cI,,atcr,
uuah ~ s"I4en-s!nted llenty do"n her necka rose'
Then .s y;s." ,u,is,c-cal IL Tho Wills 1u,buc. the
btrds warbto!
And tl.s sun,an ray1, my days woso sunless aud my
p.rcr,a n, "iss,ans anIii bcrhao. and N. ,ora
ho,r:s outbreak tunulr4s,
II you loved 1lot" Ai4d who {ah for words Of
49,, tauns} a.tors her,
"ho aln nad 10 lay y spirit PROSTATE pslaby before
htft-
LIE g:eT ma =: n's portal 'ooo' aa oo" nor 'a'oco
And t,y no"otlo a. by midnight mako hor ,nnc, a.
hrrs sl,o makes me-.
colcc,ton of Iyrio and fr.m,,,o noorn. u,.
rubtjrhod uy Mr. browning ffo,n iYt9 10 lRtB. n
ncr,ca NJ sn3nII yolu1nra hnnr;nc TN ,,cnersi III,
fIeIis anl Tur,crrat,ates.H i n laid tJ,at i,v
frw cu1tr.st1c Inca uppn thono nue,ns mira.
, 1875-05-29

without sleep, Hin pn!ao regularly intcnn,tos
pan,tnE nj esery slxth beat, md q tds str.nrs
n'renstsnss NJ ra.i m h. sser'1o hta nshuay sshs
all that no gave 20 sloep. Its bod was m .ds
VIZ, 'lsep rorn II thu, middle. ssfne fne
e.I'.lly -, At tho hos,s and A. tie frsts.
and feed his in.nlloct with blood Int In f,cs
prevent his lnini1nS Tho neat Of know olgo Il In
tnmttea on tho ground; and he rlts uprirIt
doubt roize lin, II porfoctiy rscumbon.. b.' 10 ="
maS roaomhcr tho tcxrpaposa stating Lo M
found fou years nao. ha l,oad having .!ropne's
from hih pillow 40 drowned in llood .l,ass TO
bod 30 la.e At 4 or I 1t I.tapt 10 wakss 'I no ~
sonda for hfs attendants"
WlHWoco REApE
We learn from, an Englist. exchange thai n,
Winvood l,oado died April 20, At tho aarl, sra
of 81. whcn but aa yoars old s1r. nondo fu,do
: tour into Africa (s62-'3), exploring rono
through Tue western portion Of tho coutinen,
In 1868 ho conducted IN expedition into Inntr
Africa With tho object Of studying tho rclutn,
OF tho natives. T'l,In Recond tour o1tcnln1
through two years. On ills return to Enqlsml
atr. Ncalo published In Nature uomo 1csu,,a
Of Ills travels in a Ferics Of rarcrs ontjtled
"sayag" Afric. y and "Tho African Hketeh.
HoOk." !1o1a best known In this country THROUGH
hB ltattyrttom Of Msn," \ volume OF mingled
HISTORY. theology, and philosophy, reprinted
from Tho I.ondcn edition within tho liant sweke-
mouth. afr. llent1o was n remarkably etolnons
mud Vigorous writer, and dI4payed considerable
learning In l,ia bonks. but lis nIucnc., waa nlch
in|nrol by hin cxcitaho aud fanatcal diaposittol
SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY SOCIETIES or
INDIA
, 1875-05-20

The proceedings in tho County Court
yesterday in tho case Of Mrs. LINCOLN will
haro painful interest. Nothing but an i'm
porntive sense Of duty and Of flial devotion
could have compelled The institution of tho
inquiry. It llao been generally known in tie
circle Of Tho lady's acquaintauccs and per-
sonal friends that something Of this kind
would eventually bo necessary. Tho tcrrible
ovent of which sio was an eyewitness has at
last completed tho dethroncmont OF perfect
reason. Tho long years Of painful broodinG
over the drendfu1 homicide Of hor husband
hayo gradually produced tho necessity for the
proceedings taken yesterday. To the Court
tho gentlemen comprising the Jury,
tho physicians, witnesses, relativcs, and
friends, the action tn:sen wns Distress
ing in the extreme, but lis necessity
made them unanimous. Judge DAVIS, Of The
Supreme Court, the executor of tho estate,
and tho Hon. Jons 7. STUART, Of Spring.
field; Mrs. L1ScoIN's cousin, also approve Of
what has been done. As will bo seen from
the evidence, Mrs. LrScolx's mind has boen
for ten years tie prey to growing madness,
and this fact, now mads public, will cast
now light on many Of her past actions, which
were harshly criticised by those who did not
know her, and which, while understood by
her personal friends, could not DO explained
by them, since to have done go would lavo
been to have exposed her 1nontal condition,
which it was then hoped might improve.
, 1875-05-20

The Chicago produce ,narle.s cenerollv
took downward turn yesterday. bless pork
was active, and 30@35o y brl lower. cloa;nr
At Sao'76 cash, md e2o. .774@:0 su for July.
Lard was active md declined zoo y 100 ,os.
closing firm at $l4.921@lL05 for juno. aud
S16.l2t@ib.15 for July. Meats wero quiet
end castor ut 8lo for shoulders, lilo for
short ribs. and 1eo for short claars
tlighwinea were nominally firmer ut 81, ,17p
LIS gallon. Lako freiglts were in bettar
demand aud easier. Flour was quiet aud
ateady. Wheat was active and 13@lao lower.
eloaang at Sl.0o5 caah, and s1.0lq for June.
Corn WIS mors aotsse and 2@2ac lower, clos.
Ing It dso cash, and colo for June. Oat,
.sfs III moderate dsmana at 1@l4o daolins,
aio<ng d 6al 10 eash, and cafe for Juns. uYs
, 1875-05-20
THE CHARTER IN THE CoURTs,

Tho citizons who have entered into tho
crusado against the rcpeaters md ballos-box
suffers in the effort to have tho so-callod
election Of "Dlack Friday" declared illegal
and void, have not boen dismnyed by the
combined efforts Of tho City Government, a
majority OF tho 1aw.ofllcers, and the services
OF those legal gentlemen who achieycd the
unenviable distinction Of adyising violation
Of temporary injunction Of tho Circuit
Court. Their counsel lave now covered the
whole ground, mud prepared 10 contest tho
issue at ovcry point. They Lavo alod bills in
both the Circuit and County Courts, in addi-
tion to the quo toarrauto proceedings in tho
Criminal Court. If there is any force to tho
Election Inv, oyery MEANS has been takon to
establish 1t.
The Courts will be inclined to give every
latitudo to the parties who have sacr;flced
their private time md business to expose and
combat tho professional ballot-box suffers.
If q tithe Of the alleged Irregularities and
frauds can be demonstrated III court, the irn-
portanco Of tie issue involved will lead the
Courts to sot tho so.called election asido,
Tho whole question Of Tho honesty Of tito
elections, tho integrity Of tile ballot and
cvon the right Of suffrage. is involved in this
issue. If 1T sholl 10 proven in court, as wo
believe it will bo, that tho Election Law was
openly and purposely disregarded, and thnt
tho oyiolation of its essential provisions opened
the way for the illegal votes which gave
nominal majority for the charter, tho Courts
will bo compelled to sot nsido the result Of the
fraudulent vote. Not to 10 50 would ba to
give the sanction Of the Courts to illegal
election for Ill future timo. Tho Election
Inv would be @ doad letter on the statuto-
books, and might rs well DO blottod out.
There will be no effort In tho future to hold
elections in compliance with tho law it this
chartor-eloction bo permitted to stand. No
penalty will attach to the violation Of the
law, and there will DO no restraint upon those
whose interest it il to nforl opportunities
for repeating and stu1Ilng tho ballotbozes.
To sustain this election, after proof Of the
violation Of the law md the frauda couso-
quent upon this violation, will DO to givo
notice TINT elections hereafter will depend
upon the energy md e1portness Of bnllot-box
stufling, and that honest men may hereafter
regard themselves as practically disfranchisod.
These considerations ought not aud cannot
fail to erort IN influence upon the action Of
now before thcm. -
, 1875-05-20

was dull and 10 lower, at $1.o5. Dnrley WAS
quiet and firm at 91.3' casls, and $l.0o bid
for September. Hogs were dull, and closed
hcavy at t5@o0c decline. sales most1y at
a7.25@7.75. Cattle and sheep wero in fair
demand, and priccn were steady md frnl.
, 1875-05-20

Tho colored people Of Tennessee lnyo
started M emigration movement, md met
ycsteriny in convention at Nashville to dis
cuss tho matter and ndopt1neasures necessary
for removal to some other State. Great in
ducements aro held ont to them by parties
desirous Of securing the settlement Of the
coloresl colonies upon unoccnpied lands, and
tho 1nov mens appears to have assumed o
sAapa which meana exodus.
, 1875-05-20

11etlical scienco is reduced to 1tne point
when tic dirt from benoath d suspected niur-
dorer's fnger-nails furnishes evidence Of re-
cent contact with human blood. Such WIS
tho testimony Of expcrta in the caso Of n ne
zro in Detroit accused Of killing his wife.
, 1875-05-20


1t Is ostimnied tlat threo.tonths Of Tim
goods imported in Now York ars a,nucelul.
and that the Government does not ,lsriyo
over 10 per cent Of tho grosa reycnuo dino
upon in'portationa in that city. Tho tariff
eSasons recently Developed In Now York
have !. led to d thorough investigation, though
It ID said TINT Secretary Bn,s1ow declares Tic
extent OF tho frauds to Aavo been exaggerated,
Naturally, the Custom-uou ol1lcials ottril.
tite tic prevalence OF smuggling to tho aboll-
lion o. tho system of moietics, which thoy
"onlo hke to SEQ restored, while by others it
Is Thought to be due to tue general epidemic
ol asshonesty which aifects tho civil service.
Iha hitter theory is doubtless correct so far
as 1t rolatos to the collection Of customs rey.
enue' the present high tariff being power.
ful incentive to dishonesty.
, 1875-05-20

Tho communication which appeared in
Tm Ta1nusr yesterday signed i" Economy
upon orsdnation.Day Extravaganza con
taina i piata hons tsu&h vhinh sAunaa hs
, 1875-05-20

*Aisa CHARLOTTE ouauaAs bads Z laas and
genuine farewell to the American stage On
Saturday evening laaI Ut the 0lobs Thsatrs In
Doason. +" aiAobsth Haa the play. Whaa tho
curtain hAd fslisd On tho last aos, ths sudlanca
remained ssAtsd to participate in tbs oloatns II.
ssaasss. Thsss bskaA vii4 u address ek ~.
, 1875-05-20

Thore will be atriugoucy in the st. Louis
financial circles. a baseball club, calling
ltsolf cLicngo affair, went down to St.
Louis and lot n club of TINT city bent it
twice. To beat anything called Chicago -
was IN event III tue history Of st. Louis, and
there was general holiday, and II WINS voted
thas the oveat be celebrated ceutennially dur
Ing Ill coming time. Tho st. Louis club
catoo up here, and tho people Of st. Louis
bet alout one.llnlf the eash capital Of tho
city TINT their club would bent Chicaeo
again. Tho result was different, mud was
precisely ~aat everybody lose know It would
no. aud as probably it was intended from, tho
hsat 1t SHOULD ho. Thoro will bo largo shin
ment OF currency from st. Louis 10 Chicago.
, 1875-05-20

\ Discusses Of CuiItlton. roaa = n.,,or an thc
subject Of
"tHrAyr1r.g ar,,,rrrxr ,pvron
TIN nroscncc Of . ,anav mi, ~, = 49,. s,,..a-
tjucement Of ve1,n,onler;, ,rt,,c, r,,,.,oa
tho foyer snecit,cd. 1,s,,,t,ort to,.r r..a
IN English disonse. sn1 Ind freo,,ont,v oc, cor.
| founded with tvnl,old fnvor sars sc,ort,s,o -.
carried IL m t,aatr,c fovor vh,,o o,t.-. .n,+,,t
II wa Of a mntnri., tv,,o 1,o,, stn,nsi.;Saa
warn erronoora T,,s to..- H., r.. '.s...
widely anroad sono yo1rs .,o on11 -. t;ra. ~
rcr,beh nv Wi,1iom 1,,,;orr;,, .,,. ...s 1o-o
1nncuor ,.1i,.r,,o.s -, H.. .,.;. .1,n..
r..,as s,',.,' tNA, ~ 'ao ''nn uaa " 'lihli
.eses' "n'c!' 'acsaaado IL evening came on, "efo
| the genera! symptoms OF tho dscaao. As tho
fever advanced, dry pulse, proatratiop, aud
soipttou heoan,c mark eI troita IF II, rre,ov
1r,a vo. ofto,, H.. ~. .s =.
, 1875-05-20

Another interesting letter from our cor
respondent in tho South is published this
morning.
, 1875-05-20
THE Dot.
Second Days 9. ,"ion
Homeopathic .t.s,ti,,ti...t.
Papors On Epidemic D..;ca4;z. Auyl;t:ei;:,
Fever, H..
Tie Allopat1ls In Annual ':ts.ll.ioa II
Jacksonville, -,


THE HON: OPATHS;
pFocHEpINoa OF THE sEcoHD DAT.
Tho Illinois Blato Homeopathic Association
resumed tneIr aeastun In par!or 81 ra'mor House
yesterday morning, Yico.prossdout narkor in tho
Chair.
, 1875-05-20

CITY ThXE9.
Whether or not the unlawful canvass Of
the fraudulent returns of the charter election
shall be set aaide, it will bo tho duty Of the
Common Council all tho samo to mako tho
appropriations for tho City Government for
the current fiscal year, and to fix tho tnx-
lovy. This muat bo done between now al,d
tho 3oth Of Jtno noxt. There Is no other
public event in which the prorcrty.owncra Of
Chicago hnre 60 vital MI interest. The colt
aition Of the Custo1n-House, tie mil upon
the Whisky Riug, the Presidential cleo
tion, and MI national politics, sink i'll
to insgaiAcancs by comparison. The
question Of city taxation in Chicago at
this timo, and for SOME yoars to como, in
clu'1cs thu otherwise greater questions whcth-
er or not the present property y-owners can
hold their property, whetl,or foreign capital
al'nll or shall not continue to seek investment
in Chicago, and whether the commercial and
property interests Of tho city shall thrive OF
60 backward Every property-hnldcr and
honest taxpayer in Chicago foels tie full iul-
portanco Of this 1natter in tho bearings which
VIC have indicated.
We desire 10 make m enrnest appeal to the
Common Council Oh behalf OF tho property.
owners to Wow tho 1nattor in the Ban,e
light they view 1t. There is nothing to bo
gained by Disgusting the fact that great
proportion Of Chicago propcrty-owners aro
groaning and staggering uplor tho weight Of
]argo mortgages, high rates of Insurance., and
excessive taxation. This is truo not only OF
that large class who 1ayc bought property
for speculative purposes and arc carrying il
Mt high prices to tide ovor the sl,rinkaro inoi-
don't to Tho panic; it il also true of tho men
who l1nyo long owned their property, and i'm
proved it at grcat cost after the fro Of 1871,
There is Il class Of improved property in Ger
tain locations, such as Wabash nvonua from
Monroe street south to Sixteenth, md parts
Of Fifth ayenue, which drags along with
scarcely enough income to pay the insurance
and taxes, without counting the interest on
tie membranes IT carries. There Is otler
, 1875-05-20
OH C!)i1::1Dq UIil,u,,t.

Thursday Morning, May 40, 1875.
, 1875-05-20

ACADEMY or MUSIC tfaa.ed ssrsot. bptwssn Mld-
iaon and Munsoo. Engagement of tho En1 Pantoutns'
TEoupc.-' 1tnmp:5 I>utppty:''
, 1875-05-20

ADELrlii iiTtiEATRE-DeArboEn street, co1nsf Mon.
eos, Variety Entertainment