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BUTLER VS.. STOREY.


Tho libel puit Ut William T. Dut!cr against VII.
bur L. STOREY Was called for trial before Judge
noge1a yesterday morning. The suit IL brought
to recover QUO damasca for all alleged Apcl
published In tho Times Jsl,. H. 1871, la wlci,
t!.a plulntiH Was called "shyslor." Tie artl-
clio IN question was on tho general uubjoct Of tho
Police Courts and thu lewycra who prnctico Ill
them, and at tho conclusion was liss OF law5cra
who wero all termed shyBtsrS, aud RmonS whom
Sir. nutler waH included
TIE IMrANELsNd or THE Ju1T
tool tho whole morning. Out Of tho tWc1sy
nlsn called, oight had decided p.e]udics
ags'nat tho manner In mhlch tLo TIMES mas
conducted, and ueIo oxcuao1. Ono Of tho tu-
foR lint nt!etted, 1lr. uarrigall, created Belo
hurprAa by rtating that day before yerterlay
~ =. ~ unsnoMa KNOW porson approached him and ashel
IT tuEn' what wea meant BY Tho question. Tho
stranger tl!cn inquired II Ao wnH not On tho lt,ry
| with one hf. Mclean. Ihe juror then sur,nl,led
what tho parpnss OF tho unknown party
Probably MAS. alia Told him lio wah lot that kind
| Of rnan. judge itoEcrs askoa tho Juror II tn
| know tho naan Or could ascertain wl,1 la was. "a
he wanted to got ltsn into court, hut tila Juror
could give no information. Tho alr. Mclean to
but I'll inquiry It Naa found tint ho was nu EN-.
tloye Of tic Times and he was Immediately eI.
cuscd. At 1880 tho Jury wAA completetl and
tho opening argument Of etF. Robert lioryeY fus
tho plaintiff Haa mate, and tho Court al.
jousncd,
In tue afternoon tue frat witness WAS called,
| Lii. y, H. wtLRl:,
ono OF ths OdltoEa OF the Times. Ills tostinon,
waa o,ily to show Tho circulation Of tie puper
"l.ich he PLACED ut frota 40,Uul to 10 ,tGJ.
VGo plalntln Nas then p1nced OIL tho stand
but honu withdrew to giyo place to Mr. Patter
tosl, tho a!ncHs't'lalayor Vt tho Times, wllt
Identified the iasus Of the paper cpntat,lipg Ii,
| llb1l.
| ....... THE pLAtkf1FF
. WAS then recalled. aud testified that hs was I'd
tnlttsd to Tho bAE la the Territory OF Wiacon NJ
! in 1aAa, sn& had bssu In this oasy fos oIss 1t
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thu ndn show Of tho ass, 10 TAXA especial pleasure ia
oon1snondlng t1s worthy n1htbtion 10 cur c1t,.eua
and trust they Will not la behind our ststef o!tits IL
giving to this oom!hncl elrea Rnd no thtir
1nlt.t ratr9naEc. The perfectly ttalne.l t'ophantx
hsro sscrywh excited tl,o gr'atest rnthussll, The
1rst poriormanra will ho gisen tho Lake Park In be
lfternQon, MnY u. ~
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twonsv man to call tlien1xelyel 4 company, for
asn sny company Mich: re Their Oess mon and
Thirty nnnsea viii bn allowed oaoh company
to go through tho o1erclscn.
HeE. slltrtnan read report Of tho probable
organizations TINT would 10 horn on tho occasion.
hni NJ THO ~ va incomplete, l.o doomed il best
not 10 publish 1t for tho present.
All the WcstcFn roads llayo agrool to Ctso all
parties coming to to city to tnkc pnrs in tho
reunioa F. corln,ltatton>tiokns, paying fuil iaro
coming In and only ona-tiftli faro going hume,
On rcociyibg D cor4ilcato from tue Chairman OF
tie Transportation Con,nittoc, Con, JosoEh
Stockton. Tho Eaatorn roads havo aErecl to
nlIln.
The Committee then adjourned. The pro-
grammo will be announced Monday Or Tuesday.
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Tho Hocap.!on Committee mat 'aot night as
The Sherman Houso. Mayor Co,vin occupied
tho chair.
On motion, r. A. HoJno and Mr., Edward Nc
Quaito worc added 10 the Depot Committee.
aon. Sherman, the Chief Marshal, reported
that Tho banner to DO comrotol for at tho mill
tnry drill by tho various conpanioe had bcon SO.
ested. 1t ,ha hsd ,1n,a eao lad and tho . coat Of
tho nhiol1 OF tho State Of Illinois aud
| tho Inscription "a prlze banner rrooented
tao iii ssaf IL s ., onssge s Go 1se ss u" 1 q6a9 ID
ready by tho 18Th. lie Euggcs:el That tho vari.
ous military organizations Of Chicago rive =
| military reception TO tho vigitors. lie promised
to AtranEe for this il nocoeEary.
Tho Chairman tllo,leLt before making any
! esicl, preparations it woull bn wlao 10 call .
md get their views on that question.
sasss1 samS snvs 70 S iaSsssqna " to
Con. slerman again ntsod hla atix7estlonu:
hud moved TINT tho Governors 0uald, Of
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R0e1JnF'I Eafssls, JkfV q, 1875.
The Rockford Insurance Company of thiA t.ty hss
aints i'll organization, tsses $4,000 roclcs, having
reached That number yesterday. Tho busincss and
nbssss Of this wel.known Company savo 80 steadily
and rapidly increaeed that 1t III now The iargcss tag
rsyer In winnel'sgo County, and Ia recognized
throughout tbs stao ~ enc Of Tho uost substantial
corporations In Illinois,
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SEsetas Dapalih 10 1hs chte4gs Tribune.
Dss afolsrs. H., May 6.-Maj. lsaukin has &c.
celyed letter from his family, Ia Kansas, asy-
inG the graauLoppen hsre appeared Oh toeis it,
thoir GAsdan'ysgstah!ss, aud gems u IL ~.
astts.
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Howo's Great London Circus and Ban
.Eer'a English Monngesio
Il rapidly vending in course toward city. snd
The l1th inst our citizens will have opportunity Of
Waiting this great mosA and Instructive exhibition.
Ths iusuas throngs vhlah dsl]Y sroul liz pst1ltona
II atss sl4s> ssau9y " its xnp<ss!ss4 sxeslanaa.
Ehile ~ JaA4hle exchanges HaayAssalY RfoR$aA3 \
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CbioRerinT Pinnou
contain h! atcht improvements. Over 10000 rtrscnz
hnvs ieasinod Ia shclr superiority. Ncoda Temple oS
t1usic, % vAu Dnrcn street.
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5afet1l D&suate1. to 3As Chtcdee TRIBUNE.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 0.-The law tirms Of Wheat
Il Marcy and Wheat 4; Hamilton presented bills
agatust tie county to-day for s29.6o0. for scr
Vices ~ attorneys tn sie suit Of TIE Quincy, Al.
cou,pei tho 1,nyncnt Of bonds Issued by tho
county to the amount Of @200. 600. The county
won he suit, but somc Of the Supervisors from
tho back towns wero yory much discouraged by
thelr IRwyors' bl1ts. .--.-
JIAnA1suunu, ra., May G.-Jndge pearsous to-
day royo.gcl his decfion rendered 3ew Weeka
ago, Declaring tho laH imlnssng = coal tag I'm.
constitutional In s!ts against tho lti.taning and
other coal companies. An appeal will DO mAdo
to Tue Supreme Court. ....
, 1875-05-07

l5pfcfd{ Dlspafeh 70 7Hf L81cllV0 1f7bunk
DAvEaronT; L., May 8.-ln tho district Court
Of this county to-day tho case ot John Duffy vs.
tho keokuk Northern Line Jacket Company, \
CLAIM, tor 4l0GJu damages fur having kcen
landed on an unlnkabltod Island from, stoamor
for rufuning to pay Lia tstc. VAS given to tho
Jury, who RETURNED verdict f1r the Packet
Company.
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q 5erioua Obatne

q 5erioua Obntnole
70 onak comfort Is boil. very eimp1e reuns1y haa
bcen discovered. rlsstcr nj Dll1nyd Msgicsl Pain
Extractor will cnfe II sooner than anything aise. 60
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Mln0rnl Water.
The rrorrietors of tho Glen Flora Mineral Springs
havs arranged With N1essre T.. O. Cook o., Nos. 10
and u Fourth avcnuc snd he.srs ". II. uwsehta.on
d Sons, I'll Wcst Randolph street. 10 supply tho trade
will Glen Flora sntoT In fountains far couuler usc
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~ Ccntaur Li1li1ncnts
@TF allay p1In, subduo swol1tnss, hnaj
FR burns. and ulli euro .houmatsnn.
II ,r14 npss!p. aud auJ flesh. bone or muscle
thAp 8llment. Ths white Wrapper IL f,e
N-EES-- family use, tho Yellow Wrapper IL fer
aulnss!s. p1Ics 60 csnts largs be.-
ES1T1sz t1e,al.
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) Welch mas visited Ia lis coll At tho County
Jail lkss night by y TRIBUNE reporter. sud n.alo
previous history. lilo haid ho WAS bon, III Ha-
vans, Cubs in l5a7. OF Spanish parents, and that
biz father renaovsa soms ysaTs sgo 70 sea An.
tonic, Tox.s who're he u Ut Pssasnt. III dsnlss
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known in Tr1cAdis dascanded hom ons or thu
other OF theas men,
The opinion thero ia that the disease is not
contagious, but simply hereditary The peopls
have no dread OF it. and persous engaged about
the lepeEs Tor Jeaea Dever contract it. Not on}y
do the lepers marry among themselves, but s1ch
Is tbs feeling among the poor French in fracsd:s
that there is 20 Tepugnance in many cases
among perfectly healthy peop1e to taking 1epers
for husbands and wlves- Tho taiDt generally
manifssts itself in eyery alternate generation
In this way the disease has become permanently
seated in the locality, while the general poverty
and not very c1eanly habits OF the French popu-
lation tept to excite snd INTENSITY it. It frat
shows ats4lf in the form Of small, Rhite epots On
the hroa.t then the 53ca assumes : puffy ap-
pearsace, sud there is much pain, lauguoT, and
drorsiness. Tho fingers become crooked tho
neck awels, the limbs show all tho symptoms Of
dTopsT, the nails fall OF, and at last tho throat
and lungs are attacked, and the sufferer dies, =
mere mass Of loa1hsone disease. lis duration
varies from i've to twenty-five years, according
TO the strength Of tia constitution.
Leprosy is not nearly 10 12re 4 disease - is
generally supposed. It is On the incres1e in
many Of the British dependencies In some
parts Of India oon pcrson in every hundred ia :
leper. and 10 soQs ports Of the West 1ndles, ~
wall - in tho Sandwich Islands, it ia also vsxJ
preYhlent"
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THE DAM0ELOn.

dsy uttIs oo1den-Hsad hrsfl within town
Fnll Of busy boboinks fitting ~ and down.
Pretty neishbor huttercups, cf.sy auats cloSers,
And 4hy grauIa Of daisies al whispsE1nx Ike losn1.
to~n that wss bulded On tho bocders of : stream,
BY shs loving hands of Nature, vhsn 4ts vo1a fro1a
Winters drt@m+-
s1noe.us fox tas rorhnknsn thing tuzu Ht.h
shovsr1,
Rearing f.iry ho1ae4 II nodd.na grass and howssA
Crowds of taking bunbls-bee ruahiu8 up and dswx,
Willy nitla brokeEs ot this bury htsla town,
Bearing bagx Of gola-dust, Away In hnEy,-
Fussy Mts Of Gentlaman. full At tret md fury.
Gay uttls Goldsn-uead fair md fsirer Rrsw,
Fed With decks Of 1unahoe 1nd aps Of bAtEny dAW,-
Swinging On nsr A}en ndc1 foot Ill ths happy dzJ,-
ChA:tAriog With bobaHota, gcadpa Ct tbs Nay.
Underneath her lattice, on starr1 6ummer-svss,
By and by lover caEe, w1kn bis h4rp Of le4vss,
Roosd and woo thu maiden, tsnder sxset, Aud Gh&
For ltt.a cloud -hae hs vas bu4ldinR in the aty.
And ons breezy morning, CD Z G<aed Il might
EA horo Little Golden H&ad cut Of mor+u night;
But still har gentle spirit, pud Of atty dawn,
Wx2daxs through tbs RaAzss Of ehxs husy 1tls sd..
AKK1-
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Richards was the only ona who dared
attend tho funeral He won't Aone md, unas-
sisted, carried tho 1ittie cofans to tho hearse.
Hs provided the money neoded to morse tho
bean repaid Yet this man rushed into print to
brand RichardA - pnsillSnlmous and weak"
kneea. p"
ter that Mrs. Til1on handed to Judge Nelson,
the gentleman who furnished this Information
to tho Sun camo down from Montclair WITH
Mr. Richard. and called his attention to the let
Ter. hr. Richards wcuid not believe it TO be au-
thentlc for ho said that It was not possible that
his sister was reckless enough to ehaleoge tue
far restrained .'Snouli she give testimony now
10 her 1upocauce, nv Iss and those Of my wife
would 10 uusealed by the forco OF the iaw.
and 81 would those Of Others to whom ahe IN
her ren,orso confessed her stn. her own M
mothers shame for it is known IN the family
th.t F}oren-e heard from her mother the eAmo
story that Mrs. Richards a!so heard. In q mo-
msut Of anger Mrs Morse revealed the secret
to the young girl, and shs then rushed to her
motI,a,. and il anguish asked whether she
mus. believe tho terrible story, and tho
n,olher could not bid her to tiisbelieve it.
In conclusion, the informant explained his po-
sition as that OF QUO who knew tue secrets OF the
Ttlton and Richards families on the best autho1i-
IT, and who was impe1led to tell tho story to free
upon him.
TRIAL NOTES.
4 eanvasa OF opinion among tbs hfty-se7en
journalists employed io reporting tho trial YES
terdav, showed that forty-two regarded Mr.
Beocher as guilty. eleven vera noa-conmittal,
and four wers convinced Of his innocence.
Tho story that Mr. Fullerton has Withdrawn
from the case IS untrue. The part Of the work
allotted to hun ID done. and there il no need OF
bis attendance until after the cumming up.
The indications are that Mr. Beach will be
heard by but small percentage OF those who az
poet to heor hin. vast number Of admission
t.cketa ara boarded in antici!tation Of use then,
and wheu it Is considered that the Court room
will only hold 800 persons besides the lawyers
and repor, ,ere, whoge seats are reserved, tho I'M
pending disappointment may easily bs foreaeen.
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MORE POISONING.

a Neither Drugs Her Little Daughter
and Herself, and Attempts to KIN
Her Husbaud.
Another horrible perpettatlon, a1r:n to shat
OF she fearful AaliDsh poisoning case, haa
occurred in tho Vest Division, but Is yet
no fatal results have occurred. though tho lives
OF = mother and little child have nearly ebbed
ont. and it Is doubtful il they can survive. Ths
former Is the pespetrator Of the crime-shat Of
poisoning her child and hezseE, &oa atahbinT
her husband The
FAMILY or 5osKPH LIE,
NJ e1pre1sman, liro in sqralid abode in
raar OF No. II Dame, abort thoroughfs1e near
the Wisconsin Division depot Of the Northwest
ern Railway. Lee Ia An Englishn,an OF shout
middle age, and formerly kept saloon on Clark
street, near Polk, and dive Oh Pacific avenue
He 10 we'll known to the Armory police for many
acts in violation Of the law, md hls wife has
the reputation from tho sauao quartet Of bsinE
4 HARD WoNAS.
For some time pas: things have been going all
W1ong with Lee and his family. and yedterdsy
abou. u O'CLOCK his wife, a2der st OF detoo-
tlon. probab1y oeoelera!ed b. lntc1aPsrance,
forced or coE1od her Little daughter, Annie,
years old, TO ta1e \ large dose o. tnrcontino
and whisky, With tho very ov,dout intention Of
killing her, She then. to accomplish her fam
dlah desisn, 60 we'll contemplated, took ; doss
uf poison. and with her only child
LAID DORM TO DIE
Lee, returning homo 1T noon, discovered tha
condition Of things 4: oneo, from tho fact that
his vito had intna:ed personal violence, ,aad went
for Or. Peterson When ho arrived with that
physiciap, tho WOMAN. though then lying by
her child, and tho latter suffering iron.
copvnlsions canssd By tbs deadly dose,
aroso and attacked her husband with
butcber-tnife, cutting hin severaiy
On the right log, and causing thu blood TO flow
freely. Il YES with difficulty that DE. Peter
SOD, aided by neighbots, could apply re&tora-
tlyea 70
TIE nTuEATED woNAN
and har child. Tho mother, fearful thaa
her :nu1derous acs would fail. vss de-
tarnined t. de, and resisted al ef-
fortA 10 saye her, It O'clock this morning
the woman and child uero in critical And al-
most hopeless condition, and il they a-e saved
FROM death their recovery mil bo1dsr 90 tho
ulraculoua. Los il unaole to - about On NJ
count Of his wounds.
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IELEGRApHfC BREVTEES


Ths new steamer City OF Nov York, belonging
to tho Pacific Mil Company, Vas launched at
Cheator, Pa, yesterday.
City OF Me1co adTicea stats that efforts ars
being made to establish line ct steamers be-
tween Vera Cruz and Galveston. making tho run
in aixty houra.
Tho Detroit CommAndsrJ OF Knights Tenn
p]ar gave An exhibition drill in Union Square,
Now York. yesterday afternoon. The Knights
marched in procession from their hotel in fall
uniform with the Palestine Cotnmandery ~
escort. After the drill they proceeded 10 ths
Jersey City Ferry.
The Commencement exercises ut the Prince
ton, Ill, High School took place on Friday. The
graduating exercises were vary hne, and ~e,s
attended BY An lmmonAo th1onx from Tho city
eod country. In ths evening tha alumni held
social 1t Ore1a~Hall. which was largely attended
by thA alto Of thu city.
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THE METRIC SYSTEM.
Convention Agreed to by the 1nt&Tnn-
ttomhl Com N iMeieu.

Convention Agreed to by the 1ntsrnn-
tionnl Com miHsicn.
PARE, Hay 1.-The International CoEuuis-
MON On tho Metric System has agreed to = Con
vontion which has been signed by the represent
atives Of France Germany, Austria, Baigiuu-
Spain. Russia, 1taiy. Switzerland, and the Unit
ID Statcs- othor Powers may hereafter adhest
to it. By Clause the International Institute il
iotruBted With
l. Al the comparisons and vs1idcstiona of the
prototypes Of tho netrc and hlogrAnme. With ths
periodical comparisons Of national standards with Tia
international prototypes and with their wtueaaaa n
vel ss Of those q thsrnonetreai r.nda.d1 4 viii
tha comparison Of now prototypes vitt fundantn:A
standards Ut weighsa and nesxures which aEe no:
metric employed in various co1n:sss aud in stsnce.
Vita the deadag md CON p.r3son Ct standards and
scales of pEstsioa whose vesacanoa may be demand
cd either By Gorernment a hJ scnntdo sooshes, o1
oven by artists and earanu-
Tho expense Of building tho Institute and ths
purchase OF Instruments and apb.iauE is not to
exceed 4o0, ,o00t> Ths xnnual expense before the
distribution Of tho stsRdards ia reckoned at
Is, G00f-, and afterwards 1t SO. 000t Tbs staff
for the first period includes Director, with two
trst-class aaastants and four under-asalssante,
amounting to Il, 000f- year. During tbs hac-
and period this stan Will bo greatly reduced,
and their salaries cost only 25,o00f. The
International Committee il to bs compos-
cd OF fourteen uaonbers belonging to dlf-
forant States, to be renewable by hAlvss- Tho
expenses viii oe divided in proportion to the
population OF tho vArious States Countries
whose representatives h3ve no: signed the Coa-
ventioa Will ba charged = fixed price foE the
standards which they have asked for. Tts In
ternatioual Committee Is authorized to >onsti-
tute itself At once. and to mAfs ali the necessary
preparations for putting tho Convention into
force. without undertaking any expense beforo
the ratification Of the Union. The Conyention
consats OF fourteen clauses The sexrlations
Are twenty-five in number. snd ths temporary
treaty coosists OF ai1 clauses. The whole docu-
ment IL signed by Herr Forster Germany,
herr Herr (Austria), H. s.as (Belg1nm), Gan
Dun.s tF9anee>, Ssner don Gtaj7), 4. wa
Rusaia( sad Herr 1usch {3witzeslAnd(
, 1875-06-06

TIL 81ES1SG P1CK1OE-
WARRINGTON, D. c., June 5.-The thief uho
stole the package OF bills from the United States
Treasury Department few days ago romans
undiscovered. Gen. Spinner seems worn out
with anxiety. Ch.rses havo been made that
several bsnks which sent packages Of money To
tho Treasury have been reported short in their
remittancea, and bank, have been required to
make up deficits. treasury officers tay that
dence is coacluAise that the banks had made
miscepnts.
New YORK. June 5.-Tha PARK Bank acknowl~
edges the receipt OF !47, 600 from the Treasury
Department at Washington, IN duo course Ut
business. Whether tbs package It land is the
enc reported lost or vile her the original has
bean replaced, is cot known.
WAsalSaros, D.,C, Juno 5.-Ths package Of
81, 100 recelyed BY the Park Banx, New York,
Vas sent By the Treasury to re.lace tho one lost.
, 1875-06-06

WOMAN sUFFaAGEs m EIsouRl

B7. LoU1s, June 5.-The Committee on Eieo-
tors and Elections Of the Stats constitutional
Convention, in making their report to the Con-
veation. offered supplemental report, recon-
mendiug that tho queaiion Of woman auh1age
be referred to the Committee, on separate propo-
sitions to be voted upon when the Constitution
in submitted to the people. l. lengthy
debate followed. motion to table
the proposition failed. and, after it became evi-
dent that the senee OF the Convention was to
deal with the question in such d way as to loayo
Its supporters no excuse to bring it up aYain,
tho Recommendation .; The Committee wna
adopted, and = provision for woman bu1rage
will b submitted to tbs people II sspazats
proposition.
, 1875-06-06

IL SEEN Ef IA 4lHOGhAA3.
Special Uspd:ch ia The thtc1ao Tribune.
WASHINGTON. L. C.. June 5.-D1. Lindernan.
Direc:o. Of the Mint, is Of the opi=iou that the
substitution OF silver for fractional currency can
probably begin carly pe1- fau- Io bases his
opinion upon tho concurrent operation OF two
favorable conditions: First, the decline in the
value OF silver, and second, tho appreciation iii
yslnn of tho legal tender notes. No decline IN
the value Of silver is already realized. Tne re-
duct,on OF the premium Of gold seems much
less certain. DR.. Liudern2n summarizes his
view IL theee words:
The rrduDda1: currency It our commercial centres
may reasonably DO expected to t. removed through
the gradual revival Of bts!1ess, Of viii h there
artxdy unibAEebie iudicatioo4, early relaxation
Of tie special Of the increased gold premium
beias pronable. An appreciation in ths value Of
g1ecnbals may reasonahiy lie locked for before tho
close Of the p-eatn: year. and pec!lly the cotoh
crop taould prove to he good ono.
THE LcEEAslSo PRODUCTION OF SILVER,
and the plethora Of that metal existing In Germany,
France, and tue Ne.heranda at the p1a5ent time,
afford the United St1trseaa excellent opporunttv of
retaining favorable terms from. the production Of
its mines supply u that metal sufficient to take the
place OF tho fractional currency ans1 1t aAall bo
b prepared with which to commence the redemption
Of fractional notes. thst tho amount Of leg<enler
notes outstanding IS too large 70 admit Of the retention
OF silver in circulation, may bA nhccs1xry for
ccneress to provide for tae
EAplD CONTRACTION
of such notes. It Is not probable, however, thxt
rSp1d retirement Of lcgater1er THU IL provided
for rnlcr existing E.ws vail be neso>s4g5. On the
contrary il tbr substitution be commenced with fir
stock O. coin hand, and the conaga Q: fractional
pieces be pushed vigorously thereafter, enough Of the
:ssue will ROMAN il circulation 10 nett the actua!
requirements Of the pubc for change. Tha iGAue Of
fractional Eotes haa no doub: been for tho
to the extent OF probably $.5.t0.0, which annouut
mus; 90 withdrawn and Cancelled e4riy the law
and the accumulation Of sufficient amount ot silver
coin to tate its Place Will permit. Tie published
Official statements show that the redemption and re-
1sw2l OF tie fractional notes Average atolt
THREE MILLIONS TER MONTH,
and the total &1oount outstanding $40 0c0 0cO
70 S5 oc, from which It would uppe>r that 1t has
10 bo removed every fifteen months. When tho AZ
Iense 0. keepinR this EEyer curreny in good condi-
ton il considcrei rropricty CT substituting syar
for Il &4sy pracrcahta viii clearly appear.
, 1875-06-06


Ar. Dallas. once Vics-P1eeidant OF ths United
States, while Iracticlng law, WAS counsel in
ease in Phiiado!phiz. and 4r. 8cheerer, nosed
politician, was called in a. Wituoss- Tho follow
ing questions ~ere pus by :dr. Dellaa: Mr.:
ScAse1er, ware you n Harrisburg iszt June p
IS Last luns. did Tou aay. III. Dalizs ?" " Yes,
Inst June. Don't Yepeat my question, but sr-
swer it." After SOTO minutes Of study, the Ar7-
swor canne: .'Eo, Nj. Dallas; was not in Har-
r1sburg last June" "Wors you in Harrisburg
last 111yf" Here be- reflected sSnin, and slerly
said: ''No. Mr.. Dallas; ! WAS not In Harris-
burg in July" 'Wera you there Last August,
Mr. Schesrsr7 :" Tho witness again naedisated,
and SAID: "No, Mr. Dallas; T was nos there in
August "Were Jon thera in September 7"
HeSe Mr. echssrer reflected !onger than bafo1s,
and replied: No, III. Dallas; I was not ID
Harrisburg IN Bsptamber." ar. Dallas benxns
tired Of thla hatrtn easu'e eud raising hla 7u;os,
ssld: "Ms. 6chca.ss. xiu you VII 44 Court
rasa yoa ress n haEriahn1RF "33s. Dailas,s
sAiA IT. 1shs&eae, II ~atw w h kH1tkRx
III ny ufs.
, 1875-06-06

1ha export Of old bats to the Iudian Islspds
u nav branch Of trade worthy The attention OF
- old clio ;" 1nen~ Tho inhabitants OF tho Nico-
oar Islands, group in tho Inii4n Ocean, south
of tho AndamAn's havo an extraordinary fancy
!ot saeh cast-on head-aear, and = regular trade
10 old hAss IL oArrIod On botHeeo Ca|cotta and
Nle3ba1, tho much desired head-pleces being
PAD Tor in cocoa-nuts. tall cbinney-pot II
tho fa7orite kind amongst the E1cobarians, and
the acme OF fashion il conaidsred to bs high
from fifty to aixty cocoa-nuts, md warn by tho
NieobArian dandy xhsn be Ross out fishing, tbs
tsst o1 h'A Asslss eaaAsliaG Ao>saY ot sAia1-