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COOK COUNTY HOSPITAL.

Sptc1at LhspateA to 1lht ch.caos 7stbune.
I: WAsHlSoToy, D. O., April 15.-John JoneA,
Architect CochrAno, and Drs- Edwin Powell,
aud noss tho Committee appointed to inspect
Eastosu hospitals with q viev OF preparing
perfect model for tho now Cook County nospl-
ta, spent the Rsoater portion Of tho day at tho
new hospital a. the 8oldiara' Homo in this oily.
d.. Billings. Of tho asmy, who p'anuod this
modal hospital. and under whoso supervision It
is being constructed, explained 10 tho Committee
its 1ntnutast details, Dr. BI!liuga said that Dr..
Erickson, tho eminent London surgeon. In a
rocont lecture In England. has doclased tl1is
hospital to be, With tho siuglo exception
Of tho Roosevelt Hospital In New YORK., lilo
model hospital OF tho world. It liz tho purpose
OF Dr.. Billings to give q practical scientific tuat
Of tho variouH tloores Of ventilation. Tho
building ia constructed far this purpose. Tho
Commissioners took many notes Of tho dotatta
Of this hospital. aud will doubtless cmbody aomo
Of tho main principles In tho Chicago Hospital
Tho cost Of this bo1p.:al ta S16l.090; but It Is
st1ncted on.a Eolnewhat extrayagAut plan.
Tho Commissioners loft tonight to vlsls tho
Philadelphia hospitals. Tho commissioners e1-
pect to seeom.naMd plan Which will provide for
1000 patients. The Commissioners we're enter
ta!nod by Wormley, friend OF Lones'.
, 1875-04-16

New-Y0rkers Wlssl to Estnblisla tho |
Chlcng0 SyEtclt,.

Ne"~10fkeF1 WI2sl to Esthb1ath tho
Chicago SystcItss
DspateA 10 tie Philadelphia TfmtA
New YonK. April l1.-Ihn mos9bsra. cf tho
Prodaca Exchange seceusly approved aos 0!
regulations fos tic grading Of grain similar to
tl'oso In force III Chicago. According TO thu
scheme ptnpoBed, I'll Eealu, immediately OH II.
arrival, il 10 DO exasniuo1 By 1napectons w12
arato pass upon l:s quality - baihg No. l. Nos
Y, or No. 8, and 1t i8 tlau to bO stored lu staya-
tors, 10 bulk, NTH other grain Of tho same Glass;
to Awstt estes. ILas tho uncertainties OF tho
pteaeut method Of selling by sample aro to be
eliminated. 1t tho sauso tinlo tho establishment
Of large elevators. rendered uects4ary by
the syaten., AFa e1poetod 70 loRer
tho machinery now required for transferring
grain to foreign ateamoI@ Hiuco appsov-
lug tho crigils! ru'es, tho rsodace II.
change las been Inactive, ind to. lay petition
~aa presented to shs Choap Transportation A.
soo'at,on. signed by 5000 mtichacta, ex.
pressing tie bstlef tiat tho oxo1btlnnt tesu,Inal
charges Of .2A conty t4 grain II this
port WAS lnAiu.ained BY ring composed Of
Influential lnemners Of the Exchange. Who op.
poso the building Of s!evatorp In order that tLay
NAY continue to maka money at tho exps1ae Of
shlppsfs md otherh. Tbs pes.tion commend.
tho Chicago systom Of handling gIoia aad
% oondsnns that qpW IN operation in New
1osk ~ inadequate, out Of date, and iuflnical to
ehe utessst1 Of tho clty, aud concludes by call
lng eo ths EzahsnQs to sAposo tho ting aud
temsdy $hs grievances. Tbs tarmlnas charge VI
21 cents uow ehargad By tbs owners Of the
uoAtlug Asvssots toa xanatsesaaS Ssa1a hom
, 1875-04-16
NOTES AND NEWS,
EY-ArRAEEn n,,AfNp

sp<tsqs D.sp4tea ia m. chieaoo Tribune,
WAsuiao7pN. D. G., April 15.-Ths Daily
Chronicle saSa. 'Wo hago good authority for
saying that ox-speaker Dlaino docs not rocos-
uizo the interview as publshstl Ia tho pitssburg
Dispatch az authentic. Mr. Blaine las alxaya
refused 10 10 interviewed by any Que as = means
cf making lnown hia yIews On public atrairs and
Ills optaion Ut public men, rulo Of conduct
which hc d!d not depart from in THIS case.
Hence The publication referred to must 10 re-
gardod as largely matter Of Imagination, for
WHICH hlr. M&inc Ia 1n no senee rcspouslblo.H
TEE NATIONAL AoNuArSr ASSOCIATION
ts making hnotLict effort to sccGto tho complo.
ton q tho Washington monument Ihoy havo
,ss'ea a. an ,. apeal 10 to- people Of ths ynttoa
National Monument has stoda III iIH prcrent con-
dltton for moro than twenty yoasH without tho
nlaans IT to oo carry On sle wnzs. It null
cost s5oooo2 s9 finish It. The cansonniAl
Ing. and tho Association fool that tic shaft
BhuuM bo completod rs sooa AZ possible. IAcy,
therefore, ask Rll OF tho various orlors, lodges,
asclctics, oranges. esothe1Lootls, military organ.
i2atlof,s, etc., to give something 10 that tito
wo,l 1nxy 10 resumed aud tLo cap-stone placel
on tho h,ghunt structure ever orac:ed to man.
during tho moBt Joyous ycht in tho woEld'a his.
luroErANE PATENT CASE
: Senator Cohkljlg aCalu appeared to-day Al at-
totnoy for Prescott, OF tho Western Union Telo.
RlnpH Company lu tbs matter Of the contest
batweeu tue Western Uuiou and the Automatic
Telegraph Company ~ to tia oWuefshlp of tho
contested pasents. Gen. Butler appeared tor
Edison, auoher OF tie Iatoptces. Tie Rrgu-
mLut Vas had before the Sect etary of t!lo lntert-
or VI u appeal from tho Con,n!iesIoner Of Pat.
enta, who decided that sle patenss should l1Rus
to Edl1ou and Prescott.
DISTINCT CONTRACT.
]. T. Sawyer, the great Texas mail contractor,
haa Also obtained coutraot Tor ten years tor TO-
moving tue uight. OF tho D,attlct. Tuis cou-
tfaet Wae yesterday annulle4 by tue Hossd OF
lublio Health on the groBud Of VARIOUS irregular
practises. Sawyer has brought suit sgaIust tho
Hoaru Of Fuklio W0ska for 1lj0, 900. on account
o. tho annual },ayment OF tile ooutract.
II u said that this suit may disclose
tono. sog curious transnctlone. sawIor'H
friends. ssnonH other tbngs. clntm that It will ba
shown that a0 1usaed g5,G10 to an influential
person on account OF securing that contract. aaa
tAat tao porson to whool tho mouey waa loaned
gave hts noie tor 1t, which motto wtR to have
been Immediately destroyed, but wus uot-
=" SRofoaEO 61H0lSQ TLHTlsAL.'
Cettaln musical peop.a arc aa,taslnR hero
plxu for competitive slpginE festival lu COZ
nectlop With the Centennial. The plAu couprs-
hsnds the awarding Of plixes tor ansrtettes and
solos, aud for uniting tbs musical socletlas OF the
country 10 a grand musical festival similar
to that Ut tbs Uostou Jubites. Tue ofigtnators
Of thus enlstpE'ss are'!s slat shs vls,toss to tls
lsatsn"ls1 Will Iaos falt 10 include lly Aatlui..i
, 1875-04-16

thrrs ate 100 men In this country who rsallzs
how uear "a are to complete chsn8e In the
form Of our Government" Hor Mr. EsAhfa
dcoku't "roalfzo" wisely nor too Hell.
Gov. LESLIE and JAMES .. 1}scK, Of Kentucky,
sre rival Rspirnnts for srxvESsoN's seat ID tho
United States scnate. Tho election ia only two
yoars cfr, Quito t,mo enough, tndeod, 10 begin
echcming, and srectlating. And laying wires, and
"fxtoc" tuotnbcss Of tho Legislature, present
md to be.
GOV. uAnrnAxs7 Of rcnntyivaniA, refused to
veto tho lill ropoatlng tho Local-Opstou law, a.
flloucll 10 Was strongly urged to do 40. Ho said
The popular viii OH tho subject vas clearly
enough e1, rcsscd laAt fall, when the Democrats
carried tho Stale. There's no uBo In waiting
for knock-down htow whom loyo-tap will
snawer every purEoso.
The widow Of tho lato Tno,tAs EMERY propos-
CO to build for tho Young Nous Christian Ateo-
citation, Of Cincinnati. new structure espcoially
adapted to their wAn,a, on the alto now occupied
by them, at The corner of Sixth and Elm streets.
Tie building will hovo au audisnce ialt Tor l'2o'
sittfngs. Mrs. EMERY proposes to Blsc 1iom
s75, GOO to e100. coo for this object
A bill rendipg In tho Now York Legislature
10 civo the Governor power Of removal over lhe
higher sG.to officers, Including Comptroller,
Sec, e'ary Of Stnto and Treasurer, has bnen
viltuaiy defeated In its present shapo. tue Re-
publican sonhto refusing to sstclion 1t. Tho
Republican press, outside Of Now York, raised
strong protests against It, and those Democrats
who bad anything 10 say ch[mol III.
THO Hon. SuAw PEAsr, & prominent Indnpend-
ert member Of tho 1llinoie nouso, thinks h!s
party hasn't made much Of chow In tho Icgis-
laturo this winter. 4 majority Of tho 1ndepcnl.
ents. lr. rE4sE says. IN publsshed letter, hnro
votcd for every Democratic proposition TINT has
come forward, aud llu bolfoves thetr whoio aim
is to rcinBtats the Democracy In power. uA1NEa
has uniformly ruled In tue interests of tho
Democrats, right or wrong, md thero aru
now fow members who do not regrot LUIS oleo-
tiou as epeakor. 1fo was an Independent, and
an uncommouly bad oar. His conduct hae
brought tho whclo party iuto disreputo. Finally,
Raya Nr. PrAsE, "Tho LegieIaturo has about
cooked tho Independents In many dfatrcts, and
It Is too lato to amenl tho mistakes already
mado."
Col. SAM DrcnMAs7rn know beforehand md
prpphcaied that HA1xEs would uarer amount to
anything as Speaker. Ho had come experience
with HA1SEs in 1860, when he was himself
Speaker of Tho House. HAtsEs was 1T that timo
only common cansaukerous moinber. Before
many days Of tho session had passed., HA1vEs
WAS confeszcd!y lcados In tho sport Of worrying
tho Speaker. 1Io wns becoming An ,ptoorablo
nuisance. BucKnAsrEn took him ono eIdo and
said Lool,'c-hore,. 1fA1sEs; I'm Speaker If th,s
nouse, aud by-1ll teop order lu 1t, IL l
have to uso O shotgun for q gavcl." HArxEs
never troubled Duoz,tasTEn any after that inter-
sisw; but tho Colonel knew very vol that per-
Bon With such ideas Of rropriots would mako
bid p Gliding fcor, nnd lie satl 60 ~ soon as
the election was ann nnounccd.
, 1875-04-16
Capital In their journey, anti say VIC should hays
aorno such attractive featoro ~ ts ptit Of the

H.,t.A, T.. &hnt. ,,,.-., ..3 - =. .,,,rfj !. = o. .
.a ~ thg 5na.ocy. ~" sat rs soua ~ ~
ran'.nn;.1 ceeS.a.ia @ '"'" '''
ee"'''4~' ~. .,@.nn .at:x, .i..r.
yt.., ~, asa - HsstHsI@hs.: ta @ ,z,..
n..,, III. - rtt. - III ~ o.esuet .t ,s -
,,,,s., 49, ~ ~" % go. ~ uI.;5a.
Senan.aI Ii,t. w. nos.".euso, ts ~, ~,
.i,tn1es. l., ..n,,t ttonpoierY ~. "nEo,a's " ~"
,a t, ~ nsnn.a,1 4"e. nu.i sue n'eG " Iii
st manta ~ -. ~ .nas sno eA'o'' WILL "o'"
'''"'' 4'ee'" "'<' c,..4n ~ .nss pase.un na.,t+.
TIN racs,n,a tro,n T.. .ho u.ok .,a;,r
49,; II, II ~ nna ~ s
IL 80 r.. tn. ~
rr"yo ~ mi is consn1o5 .Io ss a. nncnn9,nnn
Indication , Of Of ths m royiysi 1.ft Of traJe' 'S"S
ooa,o,. HI rni' - ~ t},,,n u,,;.,.r :,
.,.,ts," n,i ~ n'.su. 90 ,ssn,.n."i' sti",sse. ~
:rs,' nne,t.' ~. WAs t .ra T. anI" ~, ~
s;of 'A' LUZ t'"''P' n'A' 'eaAo'9a' ~ 'Ho
i'usEsA: H. .,.., x,.,r. ri. .ns..,,,
.; M Da w.. s.,i a1euv t,sa.a IN nae.s.
at Hons .nGy "ao vi enulnc GssIa ~ IT,
LIE !.'n,I =, H. ~ naee ~ " " n,a
!lt r. - .',e,,a ,u ILL., " n1,, -; ~ VAL
s ,in,s ,'a ~ s"G ~, isSp n ~ "a
t,on, =" mi IT, n n,aintsin nar9sct n.rtr.tr Th;v
, 1875-04-16
Mr.. Jewell Determined to Show Up
tho Wholo Business,
Washington Talks Of Getting Up Gen.
tennial Jubilee.
L Chicago Committee limiting Up Plans
for tho Cook County Hospital.
Tho Centennial History of Amer
lean ElucntiOu.
THE POSTAL FRAUDS.

THE INVESTIGATION.
9reriat D7spateA to Tie chieaao Tribune.
wAsn.xa1os. D. c., April 15.-The proceed
ings today in tho caBc Of tho pos:ai-ceutract
frauls ,esulted n tho dfBchasgo from clRtody OF
tho poatai-ctcrk, Van Vcck. Ihis clcsli Ia tho
ono against whom tho charges nro tho Iightest.
White. tito clcrk moet seriously implicated, aho
has been proved to hsve received d considerable
sum Of money. has not been prosecuted, but Ia
boing held ~ Government Witness. 1nee,eo7,
In discharging Van Week, oaidt "Il,o testimony
shows taat William D. Kittlo corraptly avatled
himself OF tho services Of Colt, and shose that
Kittlo uaR intl ot1uced to Celt BY Van Vleci, tho
defendant and thai Van Week wns pscsont as
subs cquent interviews, when money was paid
1ncncY was procured to DO promised. otft re''.
md gtvcn to Colt hy this dofopdant Vnn Week.
It Ia c|oar that tile corrupt compact was entered
into and negotiated BY tle witnesses themselves.
each must c:oatIs havo boen hold upon tho tcs-
tinlo,y Of the othos. Mn NIT, however, willing
to 20 exercise my Office rs to bold for tho action
Of tho Grand Jury party wno ap2eaFH 6 q hayo
Ties themselves understood eaeA Other, "ere it,
toi!igeut, and oael, know what tin o:fior wanted,
as tic fruits Of tlofr Interviews show
aflt. JEWELL WANTS LIuIT.
postmaato1-Ge General Jcw ell has good hpprsci-
alton OF tho pleaa. Villa: wo "an: In tho De-
rartment," said he, Yesterday, " IL DAYLIGHT. /
want no secrets co',cernioE it locked up in my
broaat. II taoro is anything wrong.:f want tic
aounce fraud Of all kinds, a1,u arc potent In tenn
odying oxisline evils, Thieves don't Ike to be
held up to public odun by tia rrcs', bus tho
fact That TINY are shown up occasionally has
enlutary effect On roEucB who aro nhout to pet-
petraso some rascaiity."
a. IMPORTANT TRaT1MoS7.
Rothrocx, Chief Messenger Of tho Department.
testified TINT ninda invited lin 10 is iInuso aud
H. k,11ua
, 1875-04-16
MICHIGAN.


s~"'al D'spatih to, fhe cadeaao Irtnnt.
LassISu. Mich. Afrl lo.-So quorum waa
prcscnt during tue forenoon untIl nearly u
o'clock, and, nB soon as quorum was obt,,ocd.
. ,ocos, w., t.ta, ,r,,, . :, -, ~, s
Liz s1nsa ','' uAts' r. n W 1easS'o'.
o''oe oena'os osborh tnosoa tue SUI. enaton Of
tho rule fofbtddins amendments on third read
inC for tho remainder o! tho eessipu, II was
o,Juosed by Senators Tbornas md Go.vov t,,.
W. aton,sd he In - ~ ca.,s",,..,. w..
o''71 - - 4Ao Souhl!atee oh
41alfoaaa reported tasosapiS THO bill prohibiting
ol1ccss and employees Of railway corporations
from owning stocis In aub.co:pcratiors. A
~ .t,,s L., 49, 49, a I '.,' noaa''
Soais ~ "o'ea e au oeeh atoenueu u tac honso.
Sennto bl!! Ut. relative TO aIenatfons by decd by
married women. was tabled. Tl.o concnrrens
resolution for d;stributint, tin ]uus of mis- ana.
,ion w,a corc,,rrcd IN T'ho r1ov., o,-,on.,1,est,
20 1Ac cna'tef o' eassopo'8 were concnfsea IN;
aro' 10 tho amendments nsle to other charters
amended by the House. Tie Senate rn-
fu,eJ m eoncpr IN Mn 1Io,ao ,,,o,,,.aoa- ~
a,,o;,, ~ .,.a,a. - H., -. ~
'as ".uuu. ~ " ~ eap:naea y" tnah'"s
Exhibition Of 1915 to $500 from $1,000.
Senate Till II. regulating tho sa3o of mei,cinas
.,t ,,o;u,,,. r.s ,t.,.1 ..,e
,r,e t'11a;S.' ~, y" ~ so"e'a' o1aeE
4us 'o.u"'ne o'.,4 vera eEFeeu 10 IL euinfnltteo
Of the Whole: aon4se bill! I'll, concerning tito
asking Congress- for 40 appropriation for tl,o
snrver ~ .Io ,f;ct,;ro, sh,,, r,,., u,,.a ~,
III y, en,cnd ~. -s1 t24'n G o'"a! s5aa.o "
f"~s ~ 10, .or.' .nt,t, s ~, '''J, ~ Iuf'te1 -
sw,,nns sonnta iii If '"1 ,n,,,,.. 'so s., "
nrtsr,ppns fnr IL. s,,nna,+ t.a'1S H. Atp'J@
c.,turnl t.o,,eua .nnunt,nv :, o AK a.,
~ suSn ~ t1e :9a'o 1oio 1tu LOW "AH Eccon-
, 1875-04-16

canal-boata to steamshtpsia made up Of x ofacsns
Of tho grain, and q 81 the buyer. BY Tho c,,sto1 !,
Of the po1t, tho buyor chooses tho elevator, and
l,n has no interest whstevor In iusennK the
CHARGES, which. al but u Of a cent. must como
senss ally own tbs elevators. and are tho persons
xyho hava Rmnthcrcd progress 10 tho Proluco
Exchange. At tho end Of tbs week, 4
Committee from tho Legislature will
vislt this city to take toattuony concerning tho
other scahoatd cisiet, and, If they Ind that tile
enafRea arc unuecessatily high and nre not to
20 tednee1. thoy will report adversely tho bill
tof lowering tho tolls on the Erie Caual, which
an'e!iqrason Of tia ex; cns:s Which are send.
Hew York, -
, 1875-04-16

An itiuorant jeweler, who IL voty toaost tn
hls business transactions, has ErpAt horror Ut
telling hee. Escry morning., Gro 4o sets out On
his i5nruey, ho spreads his ware % tho table,
"Slrah, ut1tr ms Li3 Tor that watch"
Ea!all ,nakcs tho bid, which tho husband re-
fusoA to take. Sarah thou Mskes other otfars
Tor Tho rest Of Tue artIciss, Nh.cl her spouse
hatituslsy declines to accept. He then tnsachts
bids Ell for tbs watch. Als soply ~,
"My dear Sir I asAure you was offered .El6
for the a1ao!s this vssy motulog, aud refused
10 take 1t"
Rooda, and iu each lnatsucs nearing that lie hxs
lad such aud aueh bid already, which he ia
fuasd. Tao 1owolos ts thriving man, and
chngs to he old aaAsAs "loosslY u ITO bait
policy"
, 1875-04-16
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

hAL1tMoxF, April ls.-u4r111 - Tho msstss
ny, ,pness k@Ao higher; 1sry Lat utls1Ho; nrst
quality. sA3skc; medium OF good fMt quality, t4t9
64ot osa1nAry tlla 4tsars, oxau, aud eoSs. ok
l,QlI.
Hooa-f1r.n, and psteAa v.1l mAiat.asdt Air 10
a1tr4, al4 i2it seesipst, s,4N.
e%IFts. 4I4A
, 1875-04-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP HEHS.

'LoSnox, April o-stoamsbpa City Of Brook.
lsn. Europa. and Utopia from New York. hare
arrived out.
NEW YonK. Aprii 15+-Arsiyod, steamship Sue
III. from Hamburg.
BAN FRANc1sco, April l3.~-8aied, Pacific Man
alenmtt MonsauR Tor psn1na.
Sp2lu from New York
, 1875-04-16
NORTH AVENUE LOT.
Between tic NInyor
nnd Aldermen.
He Seems to Think Favorably Of tho
Sale,

for e:o f,1D m. unocrr,,vt in tho ,,,n1u ~ III
fin Alac,mor ,1ha riuI.1 NJ. f.nr.I1,u ,,...o-.
i1av md thcv rera .,~;oTs ~ tnow ,-,,.,,ssx
tho Ma,or attended 10 rirn TIM ord,nance II
..,.s ~, ~ e'6r '4' oAo'"a'c8' A.
speea's !aas tho Lincoln fark comm1ssioncfs
tho ahstssmoot not having ,teen confirmed by
the Courta. Il IN not a Ian r,o, tba t,,,i
1bcrefnrc ,ho s,,,nn,,n. ~ r,,r tr...... -.
tr7,r.s,,.s ' ~ LUZ 1nloosh u
-"u'seuy 'esa'uuS too assertions OF the iienas
~aa correct, taere assertions being basod ucon
rroarectIro ,qaas.rcnts ont lin ,,;,,,,a ,v.s H..
.ea,,v ao1d for e5a nm ~ san m ,aas w. -
ioais} no'a to' s"'.Vo"s VI *oo'uoolcas tnnn Alo
Tsi"atlon p'nced upon 1t b5 competent zoal-
estate dealers.
THE x.Ynp
A rcno,to, c.,,sd ~. ,,,o W.ro. o....o-,.,.o
,,o,, - ,a.,-, +, IN Id .s.sts "'se
' ~ 'ss,. s1 ~, ~ .@" ,eaeneu ue'efmtaa-
otors in his Office discussing tue matter.
His Honor said Tho iutoution al the Conn
II, r., i. -. so,,,-. o.o m -. 's !. ~ s
In w. N. ,..s ~. ~, ,,,n 1,, We w. n'A,
for; and II nc 60 back on it, would ne bo acting
in good faith ?
t.snorter-Uu. It WAS uudtrstood tl,cre was an
,ocnmh,,nco s,i t,,a, .sa ,uso. ,a.,,., ~ ~
.n" !. .na ,,'r ~, ~, .a..,. "oa'u ~.
aune ~ "oo tuus tno cis5 would aeiuasls fecclSe
s35 5.ooo.
tbs MaYor-ft ioeB not matter what thp aa.
sessmeu.s atc-vho,.or 81 or 410 ,1o-tbo ci,,
ui,l ce, al, n h.r,,,,c1 tor
N5spotte:-HAvo :au concluded to sign tho
III M.r,x ,.o.
lhe MasofI:'ot rot. am not EolnR 10 b In
nusss sooas % = Il sGote II auy tntther iafor'
a'a1,9n y ~ o1hainco. @aut 10 get 1t.
AZ; l., Dlxon-What Your fionor rass shout tho
ovoo ,s y - ~ W. !he Psoucrfs Would not hare
sola )! !. nag net paea stated TINT fhore "sB
the ~ ~ * aS or - sA''''' Oh III 'Aas ma&'aE
'as psss seo'op.
hiI ms.t',nTt s assatno ~ tne '4asose1n:ss.
Ia ~ ,,n,m o''no'''5 'n'oA LII; the p'ace
~ Tio sa",,, T.sn,-u.,u ~. ,o.-
IL Tann1,.r VI, sns ma1o1ty h sery large.
h!A' Championships price ana 1ne minority arc
aEke. A.
o,.,s ,ass =, eoa ~ tno p1otetty IL
l.,a "usau moso inan Soo;ouo somo on' oocs nos
ora ~ ~ M M a,a saT ~ ~ Wy; glyo mofe No
g sn noR Ke ~ ~ ;asa !os H. ana "4!i wipe out
,,s A,u nea'n-hou ,e "9ua give more 1ortt. 1udR-
'AH ,so rs4 bass bars ~. nuasn. sa, ~.
.,cni'I ~" "1'o NV o'e'' 'ne ass9 one "ao
"ou.u. hna ch.,
III nt TTaa,lpeM-Aae 'et1ns a,e nos eash.
Ihe ntvor-We are going to get moro cash
'nAa soo 'esos eaa tos.
Ala u..,,,W;rt.a a2Ano nm.ta w. EpseAr!na. e r..,
Au aeatu-1he Aosto Of IuhcaFlon 7aut to
pnt ~ s:aool M house on tue lot An appro- rstion
vronsi ~ ala s ta csv iii nifo h,xs m ana me
!oE =. m expense OF s0.oo0 Or S3oooo.
aue MaSot-As ! uuaesstaaa H. tue Doatd
aH. nase Inese'y 7ere't !esset Ters simply
ienaass n.dss - w' ana na,e 20 clat whatever
iGnu,n .net r5n, elts ~ nos Roo9 s1te LOT
sclooi.honae; lnefe IL not d~o ing cast OF u.
auu saaa Tug @ pu1o'og snouo 10 4ocasea sosoe dis
]1uSS is nges.
feio* acAsu-1t sn6 !sosln ~! aeet OF fne LOT
wo1e cus o1' anu seaoo.'tuiiulnE erected, the
u&tA4E9 t94lA LIZ Euk At Ruu SUI k1I wv.
, 1875-04-16
OBITUARY.,

Dos1ox, April l3.-usnry ". Dussoa, tho 8on-
ior proprietor Of tho EruAiny Transcript, dled
this morning, aged 70 ycass. Witha tlye montls
MF. Dutton lost hIs w.fs aud sen, mich, to-
esther with tue death Of hlr. I1aaks!l tho editor
Of tho Transcript, indirectly caused Lila dsaah.
, 1875-04-16

Spsaat Dispaeeh II Tic Chicago 7r,o"rx.
MILWAUKEE Apsi! 15.-AuguHta hrom, an
unmarried he1p, threw herself into tho lake At
North Point thts morning, but uas teeu aud res-
cued. SEso hail tspl,us foyer some tsn'c agb.
since which ttme sAo hns been Of occasionally
us,sound mind md Ho ftetful that Aer tifo bo.
camo Z burden 10 Acssclf and alt A:ound her.
The poles arc caring fur ler.
, 1875-04-16

MnktNa.

Epst,s! DspdfeA 10 The Chtcuoe 7ftIuns.
MoxESA, ILL.,, April t6.-.rhs question ~ to
whothor this place shall or sna!l not 10 incospo-
ratcd waa decided today BY bailot. Tho result
was tho defeat OF tho Rche.ne By an oyorNhelu-
fux majority,
, 1875-04-16

Cn4nLksroS, s. C.. Aps.I l5.-Tha 1t1cs and
Courier snyss "0oy. Chanlbe:Iait las decided
to veto tho oncrous Tax tnti passed h7 the Leg
talature as the cloHo OF Its receut ucGslou."
, 1875-04-16

DfSCoEEA0tSu TO DE ttl-4EAD9.
HAnrfoAp. Coua, .slri lj.-0n tts po:it!oo
Of II. l., Goodwin, Of East Hartford, tho 6u>
reror Court las cnjnluul tho New York, New
nsvoa i Hartford Railroad from tss,,lns freq
TaDscR 70 members Of. tito Legislature which
m;ets in 3iay. hearing Ia act for the July
term.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1875-02-25
Helena, Montana, Thursday, February IS, 1875.
RecOgniZing the Mistake.

Republicans are beginning to recognize the
mistake that was made in restOrlngthe South
ern States to autonomic government before
the status of the freedmen had been estab-
lished. and the new condition of things had
been firmly rooted, by some years of tutelage
under military or a semi military rule. Moth
ing resembling the blind clemency OF the
North, indeed, was ever heard of before.
History furnishes absolutely no parallel to
such a disposition of conquered provinces
and if after this long trial it is becoming evi-
dent that the experiment is a disastrous fail
urc. such conclusion is no more than should
have been expected, from a policy which
went in the teeth OF all experience. Untor-
tunately the remedy for the blunder is now
more difficult than ever. Just as the evil OF
unrestricted suffrage is made apparent by
increasing municipal misrule, but only when
the gift has been held too long to be recov-
cred. so the hopelessness of the original re-
construction policy only becomes clear when
it has ceased to be possible to apply the sug-
o. gestions of matured wisdom. Indeed, as
things are it seems quite possible that the
South, 500 easily liberated, may be in posi-
ton to plunge the country into another civil
war by the time the Presidential election ar
rives, and that, encouraged as the rebellious
spirit is bv the wild rawlings OF Northern
Copperheads, it may be impossible to make
better counses heard. Did not the South, in
1860, mistake the patriotic reluctance OF the
North to enter into hostlities for craven fear
Did not the foolish temporizing and soft an
swers of Northern men of the Greeley stripe
fan the flame of rebellion? And is not the
same thing being repeated, both North and
South, to-day. The country, in truth trem-
bles on the brink of crisis to the full as
grave as that of 1860, and we are glad to see
that Republican men and journals every
where are rapidly realizing the truth, and
closing up shoulder to shoulder as in the old
Record.