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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE MONDAY MORNING JUNE H. 1875

tive, as 1t is easily learned. Education in
school or paying mechanical avocations
are, of course, at discount among our
growing population.
Itinerant harpists and hand organists are
getting plenty--of abuse through the press
and otherwise. If this unseemly conduct
continues we will shortly have TO content
ourselves with rack-cordeons and jew
sharps, through which to breathe "the soul
of muiic's charm" We listened to duet
between these Instruments recently and
wouldn't duet again for Tear-ahs halls or
the light of NIusic's shed.
GUESS VINO.
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, June 49,
II Is certain that the treasury department
viii endeavor to collect the revenue, how.
ever high 10 station the parties against
whom 1t may be necessary to proceed.
ATTACK ON THE VICE PRESIDENT.
The National Republican has an attack
upon Vice-President Wilson, in which it
charges him with being recreant to repub-
llcan fcalty.
POOR PENNSYLVANIA.
1t is SAID that Mr.. Lockwood, present
chief clerk of the office Of commissioner of
customs, will not be promoted to the posi-
ton OF deputy commissioner, as has been
reported. 1t is understood that Senator
Cameron is pressing friend OF his from
Pennsylvania for the place on the ground
that Pennsylvania has not fair dislribu.
ton of the patronage of that office.
DEDICATION.
st. Dominic's New Catholic church in
South Washington was dedicated to-day
by Archbishop Bailey of Baltimore, as
sisted by the bishops of Wilmington, Rich.
mond and 81. Paul. Rev. j. Ii. Rocco
fort, provincial of the Dominican order in
the United States, aud large number of
priests.
THE MILITARY ACADEMY.
The secretary Of war, In private letter
from West Point, expresses himself highly
pleased with the examination of the cadets
at the military academy. The law class
especially showed great proficiency.
CETRNNIAL GOODS.
The Belgian goods intended for the CEN
tennial exhibition will be transported by
the Belgian railway to Antwerp FREQ.
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THE STOMACH

and Its arrangements are the cause or those
old lingering comp aints that so commonly I'M
dermine the cOnsti; ution and impair the gen.
eral health. When the food Is not dgested and
assmilated the blood becomes Impoverished
and Incapable or nourishing and re pairing the
tissues, and diseases OF The vital organs, spinal
affections, nervous arrangements, eruptions,
ulcers, Irregularities and exhausting dis
charges manifest themselves, according TO the
constitution and habits OF the individual. Or
Mheeer's Compound 4 ixir OF Phosphates and
Calisaya, containing active agen,s OF the gas
tric juice, and elements OF pure blood, Is obvi-
ously physiological remedy for dyspepsia, aud
has proved to be the best preparation known
for Its cure, 1une2d&w2w
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Fight With the Indians.

ST.. LOUIS, June 49,
w. d. jenkins, United States marshal,
and VIM. D.Street, Indian scout and guide,
bad desperate fight with band OF
Cheyenne Indians, in Rawlins county,
Kansas. last week. jenkins and Street
fortified themselves at the head of n ravine
and fought the Indians four hours killing
seven of them and finally driving them off.
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By Cable,
rnE rRrouAYAN PRISONERS.

IllE CRroUAYAN PRISONERS.
HAVANA, June 10.
The Spanish man Of war Isabella Cato
lica conveyed the Uruguayan bark Ping
thirty miles from tho coast and allowed
her to proceed wherever her commander
wished. None of the prisoners on board
were permitted TO land here. Several
steamers for the United States refused to
take them as passengers.
AFFAIRS IN uAYTI.
Advices from st. Thomas, June 9th, re-
port that all has been quiet in IIayti since
tie suppression of the late conspiracy.
Smallpox is raging with violence in Ponce,
Porto Rico. Vessels from there are quar-.
autined in all the West Indian ports.
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Texas Rdiders Killed.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, June 10.
This morning Captain McNeely, of the
state troops, with a few of his men pur-
sued, and after forced march of twenty
five miles, overlook band of twelve
cattle thieves below this place. They
showed fight and the engagement which
ensued the whole band OF raiders were
killed. Capt. McNeely lost one man killed
He rccaptured $50 head of stolen cattle.
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Murderer Arrested.

NASHVILLE, June 10.
Jesse Woodson (colored) has been ar
rested on charge of numbering Mrs. w.
R. Jarrett at her house, about seven miles
from Salem, Tenn, by stranging her with
a cord, which he twisted around her neck
until she was dead. The coroner's jury
found him guilty of murder The house
was robbed of SG3, which is supposed to
have heen the sole incentive to the mur-
der. The murderer was taken to Muir
freesboro for safe keeping.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SUSPENSION at Burlington.
BuRLiNGToN, VT, June l3

Charles Pomeroy Button of this city,
proprietor Of the Newspaper Reading
Rooms" Union square, New York, has
suspended payment. Liabilities, over
$55, 900. The failure was caused by the
long. continued depression in the oil trade
and consequent depreciation in oil securi-
ties
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HOPE FOR TnR DEsPoNpENT

II you have been coughing all winter and be-
gin TO despair OF recovery. or II you have taken
a recent cold, go AT once 10 the Drug Store of
A. W. Higgins or K. @. Lewis and get a bottle OF
DR.. Merris' syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound. Take II and be well. No other medi-
cine acts so promptly and efrectually In coughs,
colds and all diseases OF the throat, lungs and
chest, leading 10 Consumption. Hundreds who
Ont Q thought they had that dread disease have
been restored TO health. by the use OF this
almost magic remedy, II Is also the best known
SPECIFIC for Group, and never falls In Whooping
Cough. Trial size 10 cents. 1anl9d&wiy
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The Railroad Agreement.

BALTIMORE, June 10.
The basis of the arrangement agreed up
on by the representatives of the Ponnsyl-
vania and the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
their conference at the Fifth Avenue hotel
on Friday last, will be submitted to the
boards Of directors of the roads on We'd
ncsday next. If ratified by the directors
the railroad war will terminate.
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Sensible.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.
The leading citizens of the city, ire
spective of party, have rendered Treasurer
John G. New public dinner previous to
his departure for Washington to assume
his official duties. Among the sign
ers arc senators Morton and Nc
Donald, and also Governor Hendricks.
Mr.. New declines the compliment giving
as reason that he had not been tried in
Sc responsible a position, and his ability to
successfully discharge its duties is Lis
highest ambition.
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Found Dead.

BosToN, June IL.
Joseph p. Gardner, aged 4S years, a
wealthy and prominent citizen of Boston,
was found dead in the woods near Beverley
to-day. He was lying on his back and had
revolver in his hand pointing towards his
head, four chambers of which were empty.
There is every indication that he commit
ted suicide.
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The Mining Troubles.

PoTTsvnLE, Pa, June 13.
Efforts for compromise OF the mining
troubles here and at Shamokin have so far
resulted in nothing.
Two men, named Kilgore and John Lea
Wy, were shot at Forestville yesterday,
while coming from work. Both are living,
though one is liter lily rddled with bullets,
having seven rifle balls in his body, and the
other is shot in the arm and hip. Their
recovery is very doubtful. 1t is not yet
known who the guilty parties are.
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A Jail Escape.

CLEVELAND, June 49,
Nineteen prisoners escaped from the
county Jail this morning, through tine in
strumentality of young girl who was
working out fine in the jailor's family.
She procured the keys while the family
were in another part of the building and I'm
locked the doors. Five Of the prisoners
were re-captured.
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Brown University.

PROVIDENCE, June 10.
The opening exercises of the commence
ment at Brown University were held this
afternoon. The baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class was preached by Rev.
DR.. Robinson, president of the university.
This evening Rey. DR.. Vose, of this city,
preached the annual discourse before the
society of missionary inquiry.
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The Sioux Commission.
WASHINGTON, June

WASHINGTON, June IL.
Hon. Frank w. Palmer. of the Chicago
r-Ocean, ex-member of congress from
Iowa, has been appointed as one of the
commissioners to treat with the Sioux.
Should Bishop Havens accept the position
rendered him on the commission, this will
complete the number.
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Racing at Lockport.

LooKPoET, N. Y, June 10:
The weather was pleasant Friday, and
the attendance large at the Lockport driv-
ing park. Saunter won the running race
in lis, lilo. Albion Boy won the three
minute race in $3.50, 2;3s, 2:41t, $500 St.
Patrick won the 2;40 race in 2;42, 2:42t,
$40
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The Yellowstone Expedition.

ST. PAUL, June 10.
General Forsyth's expedition up the Vel
lowstone river has arrived at Bismarck on
its return trip. The trip was very pleas
ant one, and they bring glowing accounts
of the country visited. General Forsyth
and Colonel Grant left Bismarck for St.
Paul Yesterday.
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Man Killed.

PROVIDENCE, June ID.
John II. Wilkins, an Englshman, was
killed on the Pawtuxet Valley railroad,
Saturday morning,b by the cavlng of bank.
He arrived five weeks ago from England,
where he leaves wife and eight children,
and one daughter in this country.
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g. III. GRANGER,

John Cain, director and agent Of Yer
mont Mutual Fire Insurance company, Of
flee in Town Hall Block where persons In
this county can have applications made out
and policies forwarded.
Rutland, Jan. Goth, 1875. feb16d&wtf
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Jhe 8attand daily 6lohs
MONDAY, JUNE IA. 1876.

Advertisers oiu please hand in their matter at as
sariv an hour in the afternoon as convenient. By
90 doing they ,eu give more time to arrange and
properly display them than II taken at late hour
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Cut His Throat.

CONCORD, N. H., June ~.
John f. Rowe of West Concord CON-
mitted suicide this afternoon by cutting his
throat. His wife died yesterday of diph-
liberia, and fear Of contracting the disease
led him to the act,
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Outside Pages.

FIRST PAoE-A Trip to Port Henry /;
The Lords Day Memorial Vermont
News.
FOURTH PAGE-Letter from Panama, by
d. G. Burt The Mission Of Our Schools
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Died of Injuries.

PoUGHKREPsIE, June Is.
Maggie Marsh, one of the victims of the
burning accident on the Hyde Park road
yesterday, died last night. Her fathers
condition is moro comfortable to-day.
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Death of a Clergyman.

PoUonKREPsIE. July IL.
Rev. Cornelius Van Cleef, DID,, one of
the Oldest ministers in the Reformed
church, died in this city to-day. lie had
just completed his fifty ninth year in the
ministry.
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Serious Casualty.


PouGHKERPsIE, June ID.
Early Saturday morning Hon. John f..
Winslow, formerly of the iron works,
Troy, was slightly burned in assisting to
subdue fire at his coachman's house. The
coachman and his daughter were fatally
burned and his wife seriously burned.
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Held for Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
Parties implicated in Hits affair, deal
ing in forged government bonds, had a
hearing to-day, and were held in s2O,O
each for trial at the present term of court,
except George Hembold, who was honora-
bly discharged
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Arrest of a Mail Robber.

MAUoH CHUNK, Pa, June ID.
Sylvester Weston, mail carrier, has
arrested on charge of rebbiDg the mail of
registered letters. He afterwards confess
ed to having robbed the mails for a long
time
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FOrty-Three Years Old.

FOrtv-Three Years Old.
ct Friend. Stop that Cough! Do not
neglect common Cold even for day
it may end in Consumption and death
Rev. N. Ii. DowNs' ELIXIR has cured
thousands both old and young, and it will
cure you if taken freely and in season.
This ELIXIR has been before the
American people torty-tiree years, and has
never failed to give relief to all who have
used it.
N. H. Downs ELIXIR is warranted
to give entire satisfaction, or price paid
will be refunded. dec4-dw1yr
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Suicide.

BUFFALO, June 10.
This morning Phillip Lasch, German,
aged SO, living alone at Bowmansville, Erie
county, was found dead In his bed with his
throat cut in two places, and razor in his
hand. Supposed suicide.
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DEATHS.

| SHOTO-In Rutland. June l2, Mary Shoto,
daughter OF Edward Snoto, aged II years.
Funeral this Monday afternoon at o'clock p
m. from her fathers residence on Chestnut
avenue. Friends are invited to attend without
| further notice
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE OF THE HrEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAeHINGTJN, June 13-9 D m.
For the middle and eastern states and
the lower lakes, higher pressure, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and posi-.
bly, occasional rains on Lake Erie.
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Shot.

MAUcu CHUNK, Pa, June ~.
John Ii. Race OF Philadelphia, while on
a drunken spree last night, shot George
Sproul of this place. Race was arrested.
Sproul lies in very critical condition and
may die.
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Railroad Collision.

BALTIMORE, June ID.
Two freight trains on the Northern
Central railroad collided yesterday, at
Marysville, Pa. Jesse Cumbler, a con-
ductor, was killed.
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From New York.
EXPANSION OF THE GREAT RING.
Npur Nnp,- T,oa

NEW YORK, June 10.
keyser, the Ring plumber, appeared be-
fore the grand jury Friday, and gave testi.
mony which SO seriously duplicates varl-
GUS persons in the ring frauds, that their
indictment is certain. Among the indct-
ments is one against Peter B. Sweeny for
forgery. Connolly and other notorious
members of the Tweed government will
also be indicted, and arrested wherever
found.
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Accidentally Shot.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 10.
Joseph Patton, native of Quebec, was
accidentally shot and killed to-day, by Jer-
emiah Cone, by the careless handling of
gun.
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DENNIsON's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and statiOners
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
June23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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EXPLORATION OF LEAH.

A Washington special says one of the
most remarkable and interesting regions of
the unexplored country of the west will be
mapped and studied during the summer by
parties under the direction of Major j. W.
Powell. A tract about thirty by eighty
miles in the southeastern portion of Utah
will be carefully and completely explored.
The territory to be visited embraces the
San Rafael river, the Dirty Devil river, the
Escalante and its northern tributaries, the
Henry mountains, the Sierra la Sol, and
the Standing rocks Scattered about over
this region are monuments carved by the
elements out of solid rocks varying from
100 or 200 to 1000 feet in height This land
is situated on both sides of the Colorado
river, near the junction of Grand and
Greea rivers.
DARK LANTERN BURGLAR
Another buaglar was discovered Friday
night in house in the immediate neighbor-
hood of that of Schultz, who was shot n
few nights ago. The discovery was made
by the wife of the occupant, who feared to
alarm her husband. The burglar had i'm
provised dark lantern by cutting hole
in hat and placing lamp inside the hat.
No arrests
DEATH OF FAST HORSE.
The trotting mare, Volunteer Maid,
owned by Simon r. Bonnie of Flushing,
and valued at Sl2 900, was found In her
pasture. Friday, with her leg broken, and
she was killed
ARRIVED.
The steamships Colon from Aspinwall
and c. F. Fcnch from Antwerp arrived on
Saturday.
MORE ATTACHMENTS.
Judge Brady in the supreme court cham
beers on Saturday, on application of Attor-
ney-General Barlow, granted an attach.
ment against the property of Thomas Can
non and j. j. Welch, ex-court house COM
mlssioners, in the suit brought by the state
to recover moneys frauduently obtained.
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, June 10.
Base ball yesterday: Boston, "a; Chi
cago, Z.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., June 10.
Parker Greenwood, seaman of the steam
er Vicksburg, states that the ice struck the
Vicksburg's quarter, knocking a hole and
breaking the propeller. The ice afterwards
knocked hole near her bunkeIs. At 6 a.
M, June list, we found the vessel sinking
fast. We got the boats out. The first
boat with four men was swamped along
side. Our secoId boat. with twelve men,
stove, but We stopped the leak with blan-
ket. A quarter of an hour afterwards the
vessel sunk. We tried TO save the men
floating on spars and hay, but could not
get near them for the sea and ice. We saw
one boat with twenty men, and another
with the first officer and six men after
wards saw her bottom up with the first
officer and three men on her bottom. We
saw the captain on the bridge moment
before she sunk. We were fifty-two hours
in the boat when picked up, 800 miles from
land.
The following is a correct list of the
saved who arrived here to-day: Crew
p. Greenwood, James Callahan, John
Ryan, James Dolap, William Jones, James
Walker, John Curtin, John Redmond and
Martin Lee. Passengers Joseph Penning-
ham, Brl an McIIane and Richard Corbett
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The ladies of st. James church, Hyde
vile, will hold a strawberry and ice cream
festival in Lake house hall, on Tuesday
evening, June 18th, at 7S0 o'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend.
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Fires.
AT PITTSBURG.

PITTsBURG, June Is.
The loss by the fire at the Brilliant oil
refinery yesterday Is $780, 900 insurance,
COZ
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KendaIl's PectOral BaIsal m

1t will STOP THAT CoUoH, CURE THAT
CoLD, OR ANY DISEASE OF THE THROAT
AND LUNGS. TRY 1T.
Sold by all dealers in medicine.
FRANCIS FEM, PRoPRIEToR,
d&w Rutland, Vt.
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TIrUsyILLE, Pa, June 10.
The fire caused by lightning striking one
of the tanks belonging to the United Pipe
line company at Monterey on Friday night
was extinguished last evening. Two thou
sand barrels of oil were burned. Total
loss, SEQ, 600.
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention OF town
selectmcn to a very neat and convenient
blank, which we have issued in pass-book
form, for the use of the selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to supersede the old-fashioned and
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form hereto
fore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmen of all towns
in Vermont. Price 70 cents per dozen
copies. d&wtf. GLOBE PAPER Co.
ton.
The most approved and reliable remedy
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VILLAGE CLERKS OFFICE.

RUTLAND, June "A, 1873.
A request signed by more than dve legal
voters 81 the village OF Rutland having been
left at this ONCE Tor q special meeting OF said
village:
NOTICE is hereby given that said meeting
will be held at the Village hall, on Thursday.
June "A, 1915, at o'clock p. IN. 10 act ON the
following business:
l. To elect two water commissioners, TO NIL
the vacancies occasioned by the resignation
OF l.. Il. Roys and W c. Landon.
2. To see II the village Will alter or amend any
OF its ordinances, or make any new ordi-
nances.
s. TO transact any other necessary business.
Junei4dtd q. h. BoTFUM, CLERK.
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Strawberry Festivals.
At FAIRHAVEN.

The ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church in Fairhaven will hold an
ice cream and strawberry festival on the
lawn in front of the residence of Samuel
w. Bailey, esq, on Wednesday, June 10th.
The public are invited to attend.
AT CAsTLEToN.
The ladies of the Episcopal church at
Ca Teton propose to have a strawberry
festival at the town hall, Thursday evening
next
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PRICK.-THE LAST LOAD, here on
ID cars that can be spared. II not engaged
this a. m, will be shipped to parties out OF
town.
HARRIS 4 CLARK.
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CINCINNATI, June 10.

OINCINNNIT 1T, JUIC II.
The wooden mills of Hoots & Co. at
Connersville were burned. Loss $4,000
no insurance. The fire was incendiary.
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More People Saved.

MONTREAL, June l2.
The following telegram has been re-
ceved from st. John, N. F.:
To DAVID TORRANCE & Co., Montreal
Nine of the crew and three passengers of
the Vicksburg were brought here by an
American fisherman.
(Signed) SroFF.
Sr. JOIN, N. F., June L.
A government dispatched steamer from
Halifax is IN search of the missing boat
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AFrRANooN SESSION.

The Congress re-convened At 2 p. IN,
Pres. Wright in the chair.
\ Committee on Credentials presented the
credentials Of Smith Crawford, from Hoo
Carriers Union No. 2, Indianapolis. Ac-
cepted, and granted a seat in Congress.
Mr.. johnson, on behalf Of the Commit
tee on Prison and Imported Cheap Labor,
submitted the following report
ISDIASoPoLIs, April IA, 1875.
To The Industrid! Congress
GENTLENES Your Committee ON Prison
and Imported Cheap Labor do not think it
necessary or wise for this CoDgteq ther 10
add to, or take from, the declAratid already
in its platform with reference TO those sub
jects. The importation Of foreign laborers
under contracts, which virtually make them
slaves, can only be prevented BY the passage
Of . NATIONAL Law making ouch importation
q penal SHshce, and such s-law u already
asked for i'm our Declaration Of Principles An
the moss emphatic Of terms. The subject OF
prison labor 10 ons which. in different states.
may require 70 10 diGsrsntly dsalt with, and
shsaAa thsssfsss bs rsat inssafsss 30 To