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Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Mule and Horse Teams.
TRIALS OF SPEED.

1These premiums are not offered and will
not be paid for any horse kept as race horse
or owned by professional sPortsmen, except
for the race which takes place at II O'Clock,
A. NJ, the third day OF the Fair, which Will
be open to all competitors.
First Day Wednesday,, September 8,
to take place at 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Gelding,
trofting in harness, mile heats best
three 10 fiee, bred, raised and owned by
a resident Of Montgomery county and
in his possession on or before August
igt. ls75..,................................ $50
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
quick Draft Horses.

Do Horse or GeIdng under years Old
CommiYee-Jno G Trunde, W w Blunt,
DR. w G Palmer, Henry Griffith, . II Clark.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Heavy Draft Horses.

Commatee-.Col G Dorsey, john Bready,
Samuel Scott, Montgomery Clagett, John
! SelIman
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Discretionary Premiums,

Premiums will be awarded for articles Of
merit for which none have been specially o.
fered, and other committees who find such ar
iicles In their respective departments are re-
qucsted 10 report them to the committee on
Discretionary Premiums
COmmiHee--Chas Albert, Edward Lea, W @
Gartrell, Benz Gott, Geo Brewer W 7 Dove,
VIM Musser.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Fat Cattle
Herd Premium.

For best herd OF Cattle, pure or mixed
breeds Of any sort, not less than hive,
including a bull and three COVE, and all
owned by the exhibitor, premium ... $50
C'ommittee-Geo E Brooke, Hazel Cashell,
Fred Stabler, Thos Lea s 7 Stonestreet, X
II Perry, Americus Dawson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
AIderney Cattle.
AYRSHIRE Cattle,
Grade and Native Cattle.

C0mmttee-Samue T Sionestreet, George
W Spates, Josiah Harding, Douglass Chopper,
G. Dickerson.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
VOL. XXI. mo. 3.

DO onlons,........'.. .................z
do Cncumhers. s..................... ID
Commifee--Thos r Spter Mrs l. Dawson,
Mrs y D Higgins, Mrs q D Waters, Robert
Mackall.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13

Pool, Jacob Poss, W G Hnze1.
Horses Of General Utility.
For best Stalion.................... 90
Do Mare or Gelding g..................- 10
Committee Walter VI Talbot, Thos Hunter,
w Allhutt, Washington Bowie, John Nc
Donald.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13

For the ............................. %
There must be not less than three entries
for the premiums and three to start, and an
entrance fee OF ten per cent. must be paid for
each horse.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Sewing Machines.

For best Sewing Machine.
First Glass Certificate.
Second best ... .........Second Clas do.
Commitee--TIenry Hodges, Mrs Frank Ca
tor Mrs John II Higgins, Mrs X Miller, jus
Z Stabler
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Culinary Department.
CLASS FIRST

For best display Of Canned fruils.............,5
Commitee-II c lnllowell, w Bonic Jr,
Mrs N d oGutt, Mrs A Janney, Mrs Charles
Albert.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
Seed.
Raised in Montgomery county or D. G.

For best sample Tobacco, pounds. ..S2
Oommihee-IIoward Griffith, Frances VAL
denar, @ A G Higgins, Jos Henderson, James
McAtee.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13

ALL BULLS MUST DE FASTENED BY HALTER.
[For the following classes, namely: Dur
ham, Devon, Alderney and Ayrshire, pedi-
grees will be required.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13
sheep-COtswOld.

Lcmmi0ee-Jas N Dawson, Richard Mack
all, Sylvester C jones' J " Bentley, Z II
Waters.
SOuthdown
For best Ram --......S -
Montgomery County sentinel., 1875-08-13

Conmtuee-E o Edmonston, Jas Townsend
Mrs d Barnesly, Mrs Il a Hawkins, Mrs Jno
Saunders
, 1875-02-24

how 1t Ia poesblo for ne 10 tako tho o4tha Of Al.
legianea 10 lla rsaotiooaty rseimo and, granting
our teallncsa for the goo'! Of tha cause. whcro
Ia onr field Of action Tho Cortes are cloaed 10
~. Rnblodo, tho afinhter Of tho Interior, WHO
lta served his apprenticeship to t1Ie work under
saRaata: and WHO. by tle war, has beon ali
round sho political clook-beon an 1sabalist, An
ATAiftat, Monsercntiertnt, \ Sorraniat, every.
thnE hus genuine lsepubfiaan-be wi1lgo mai, =
inulate sto elsctionh AZ to keep every ono who
1s not Of tho trte Allonlst color"
sAseu henof CASTELAR, II he werc FREQ to
freak o. Tue probabilities of tic future. "Tna
future. had 1.e "ss chaos, Tho political situa-
lion il dornratle n had an Il can bs, Carl,m
~ lmpoth'bIe. that IN on certain consolation.
AlfoMsiatn ~ t'tadi1;cie.' liza very cssot,ce ia
tcaetion. II is a standing menace to every move
mont toward liberty. II snanaceA aiko religious
lihe'tr.. civil freedom. and public instruction,
II books every wl.eei of prosrera. Alfouia1,
n1eahs the dominance Of l,r1os.csaft, tho ,,cr.
petnsttnr Of superstition. The wfilfni n,alnto-
nance Of Ignorance, tie anpprcsnion Of lilo ILL.,
erty of tito .prcHs. freedom Of Thought, OF H.
rtrnctton, and Of cnlturo In o1lr ncAdemca at,d
universities, general darkncna over tho face ol
hil tho 1a.ld. It mAy la~s for tin,o, but tho
Hamo elements TINT overthrow the dyflaaty be-
fota m,lst inevitably operate toward ind cums-
natn IN the ultimate upheArAl. III thu meantime
all that can sadly discern ia that tho political
situation Ia st7}ourantdIfe.'"
, 1875-02-24
HOUSE,.
TftF MILITIA

Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chieaao Tribune.
SrH1Nurlg1D, Feb. 23.-The Committee On
Militia thiB morning reported thoir bill for tho
organization Of the Stato Guard. II provides
for tho armina mud equipment Of tho State
Guard, and for levy OF ITO OF mill for that
purpose. This Is tho bill drawn by Congdon, Of
Cook, and James, Of Lake. and mcota tho tp-
praval Of Capt. Gillcspie. Of tho Chicago Rogi-
rlont, WIN ia hero to look after its paaaRge.
THE M1ss,es1rr1 pELrA.
Tho Banato resolution instructing our Sem
atorA aud requesting our Representatives In
Congrcss to vote for tho improvement OF tho
mouth Of tho Mississippi WAS concurrcl In.
GETTING DOWN counT REEs.
Morrtt's bill to cut on tho abstract-fce charged
by C!erks Of tho Supreme Court, undor tho rnls
Of the Court, WAS orzlorol to third reading.
SURVEYORS 111.l TABLED.
Cummings Iii! providing for tho licensing Of
surveyors, aud that al auryeys mado by tlom
alall DO accepted In alt courts Of record a. prina
facie evidence OF tho accuracy Of such surveys,
waH tabloid.
pIATEn's HEFoRA FAA1Nu WELL.
Fiaeer'a bill to repeal tho monopoly Of printing
cAtfay notices, enjoyed by Springfield papers,
WAS called up on consideration by SECTIONS and
tabloid. This la tic bill which rplIayes Tho lndor
Springfield paper, and Instead, requires adyor-
tiBemont in paper published ta the uouuty
where tho cstray Is takeu up. Tls assault upon
a plcayune monopoly coptrITed for tho benofit
ofa ,p!cayuno pross ia tho only ono OF plator's
bills that over got into print, and on tho sugBes-
tioa Of Joncs, OF Jo Daylsaa, Of that fact, the
House aood-nAtrrodIy took the bill on tho table
and ordered It to third roadlug.
The remainder Of tho session was occupied
with consideration Of bills by sections.
, 1875-02-24
a TORNADO,

f1nst0rlu. NO.. Fisitou by q Dcstruc-
tive IVi,at!.Stornl-i1if t!sc 17tasls,ckA
Houses Dem ofishcat-Suventcen pcr-
n0nH injured.
spteiai ot4pateh to The Chicago Tribune,
Hr. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 28.-A special to The
Republican from Brownsville, No., Says torna-
10 struck IIastouIa, Lcttls County, miles
louthenat Of that place, 1t $3.50 this, afternoon,
.ud demolished about twcnty buildings,
nclnding all tho husindsd houses antl
Ihe depot, and wrecked tho freight
rain Just arrived, throwing twelvo cara
completely OF tho track. Soyonteen peraons
soro injured. five seriously. One, l'uck Porter,
snotclant, bud hia back brolieli aud Will cer-
laillly dlo. Tho tornado made path 100 yarlH
ride. guiug east. II also struck tito stage Whlc,
EAs botweon Brownsville and Marshall, Mo-, bnt
( WAS not injured. Thls III all tho damage as
tAr II hoard from.
, 1875-02-24

Yiet7s Of Dominion Senator (:c1rRc
Brown on this Important subject.

yietys Of Dominion, senator (:c0rHo
Brown on this Important subject.
spertat ptspdtth 10 7hA Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA, Feb. 29.-Ths uon. Banator deorga
Brown, uIo was British plcnlpotentihry to
Washington In connection With tue reciprocity
question. spoke for two hours yostcrtaay In tho
Canadian Senate wtcn moving for m address
for rapera relating to reciprocity mattor8 tn 10
submitted 10 tho uouHc. After briefly dcscrtt-
Ing tho negotiations Of 1860, 1908, 1863, and
1870. ho noxe explained tho mannor In 1l,Ecl,
tho lato negotiations oponed, and traced thom
through tllcir various stages. lIo pointed out
statea. tho prosperity OF tho Dominion since tho
effect Of this on. tho minds Of public
men and lourna,iass Of tho United statcH, and
rcptllates Tho inBinuatlon that money Ind &C.
cutel such expression In proof OF which was
tho fact That tho entlro expenditure In connec-
tton with tic t,egrtta&tons nn,ountna to 1csBthan
$4,000. uo considered Heristim tho itoms OF tho
draught treaty. po!ntng ont the advantage to
both countries, and impetus tlloy would give to
tho indnhtties. nc stated In comparison that
great ahare Of tho foreign exports came from tho
joycl no protection, aud dcnlntred TO tho rre-
tcnsfou that 10 vast prcpontlornncn Of pooplo
should bo compelled 10 pay Iargs duties on i'm
.pletnoutB ant materials Of lnduat,y, and Oh tho
common uCEclbHf5Cb VI Hlt+ III halHtnlu a low
{syorite Industries IN existence.
He noxk doalt with the charges Of discrimina-
tlon against Groat britain, aul eoon disrosal Of
them. Attor nlusion to tho action Of tho United
States Sonaio, ho admitted thai the fato Of tho
negotiation waH sottlad for tho present, but
d,ubted not that tho agreement which resulted
frnm It would got mako it's appearance md form
tho baain Of new and moro ai1ccessful negosia-
sion; but he oontopdcd TINT It WAS not for the
poopln OF Cnnnda to net or 10 Influenced
By eneA anticipation. "1hcy hnd - ho remarked
III uoncluslo,'. ''shown their ability to oten
nasY narkcts for Themselves when the American
markets. wcro closed asainst them, and tho clear
path for thom uaa to follow up tho policy OH which
hoy had ortoscd with futlon6lod ouergy and per-
severance. Lot Amerioana load thor industries
With ci1stomR duties ~ they choose. 1'o Il thu
firm policy Of Canada to remove ovcry barFior IN
tho way Of commercial o1tonsion to ropoat MI
duties on raw materials, on articles used in
manufacturing, and Oh tho common necessities
Of daily lifo, and to replace tho revenue lost, II
noedcd, by wser and ohoaper Byate1a Of taxation.
Lot them scok to tlovelopa tlelr great national
uttustreR, and especially tho agricultural, ship
plug. tIahiug, mineral, and lumber industries
Lst thcm op1n III, now markets adaptfsl to this
trsfIio, and lot tho Canadian flag be found foat-
Ing on every sen.
, 1875-02-24

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 23.-The investigation Of
the acconnta Of tho Btato Treasurer, under the
thu direction Of tho Finance Committee Of the
Legislature, shows that $3.50, 600 worth of bonds
have boen paid twice, and tho examination IL not
CONCLUDED. Stata-Treaaurcr James states to tito
Committee that lo naa unable for long time to
obtain from Henry Claws l. Co.. Of how York.
tho financial agents Of The Slate, any account or
their transactions. Whom the statement was
finally obsatned II showed that tho Same bonda
had been paid In Now York and By the State
Treasurer to tho amount above stated. Troas-
urer Janos charges, by implication, that CeWs
paid the Btato bonds, and, without cancoling
thon,, again put tl,sm upon tho Market
The Committee appoiutadto 10 examine the State
Treasury find that tue accounts Of Treasurer
Joneg are deficient Rome SG3, 600, aud that ho
has illegally paid b152, 900 old bouaH. The Com
mittee recommend that Jones he requested to
resign. They do not attack tho Integrity Of the
Treasurer, but eoudemn the looae systcIn Of
bookkeeping, and tho gonoral administration Of
affairs,
, 1875-02-24

er,ttot nf.,rot.h n Ths Csf+noo 7,,ft+o%
q, t,..'s 1tts.. ~, ~ IT., H.. na,,".. ,,,,.
'i' t"o'' "'A'"'. ioo' ~'H :. '!' nS""'o r''' ~
werc Introduced lhcfohstng khe 8alaf1es OF s0-
promo Judges to e., GOO; extending to March s.
1876. the tin,o for completing tho St, Vincent Il
1,rninnrd h,.rchc, of lin IL. pan, T. Pacific
1,a,,-s:a .s,.,s,. ~. So p.,s,t:.,x 49,.
'A'1eoau 'e''s'ns 'ne o'a'e ifln.'ns .a". noa
increasing the satos; repeating the ita'lfoaa
Employees Lien acr OF 1874; authorizing tho
dfscoutfnuanco Of tlle auit for tho forfeiture of
tho n Pail 4 p,ci1c Rn,1rnsa ri,,, n.,sod
ms.9. - INts....,- -. -.
a14oHhs utsoHeeo " ~ R1an'eo oa' u te1W .lmei
prohibiting tho saEo Of dangerous mineral ujlH
for illuminating purposca, and making dealers
tnlnr rnsDrue,,o for dom,pcc bv sccif,onts
fro,,, ,1,ira,o,toa Ill. MI, 1,;orr,o, ao..;,,
,.U'n jim A''sNA1'" oes7'0"
p''l "A7 'auonn''o'S Po7tpo''eo'
HOUSE,.
In tho House, tho Judiciary Committee WAS
fnutrrctof1 IN ronort a hl] ,,mit,no ,,omo,tena
-".St,ss. 49,. ~. -, ~. ,..I... a. ,no
easnp'1ou 'to'u oeo' ~ tuo sa''!o VI So'ooo'
I'LL Was lutroaucod repeating tllo law OF last
year giving DoGrau & Go. and others prior
liau against tho lands and Yrauchiaos Of tho St,
po,, 3 pacih, linz. tia o,no,nt i,volvoa
nhnnt al I'M nm Tin 1,onaSui1a1" rafn.o n
",nnn1oto In roodu uno.a IIoy h.vs n nr;o- ia ~
oi";r;.,.s thnt IL monntn. Fnsr;.,,oS Tor l,;,r
th" rnsn was d,roroI IL +ha m rt;o, nj, r,hn,,
nnftr"T / ~ rortrsctod ,r,n 1Sai,rn Lii H.
c1s~,nU forfo;tn.n hv thn a. psnI T. 1ss<,iao ID
ro.nn6,1 ~ 10 fo,J sra,,,,iso. "n atn .+,.a.
tsnipT To- t,'o A. T;nocnt + I,ra,nerI 1,rspcl,
itns - ~ .,ssx.5 ~ ~ T,,Ita; 1..,..st.4 s'.
, 1875-02-24

Important Results Following a
caucus-Meet1ng OF the Latter.
The Indiana Senate Votes for Local
Option, and the House to
Gerrymundor.
Important Tailway Legislation Probable
In Minncsotn.



l,1roETAaT GAUGES WORK.
!sptetal Dsratth TO TIE Chteaoo Tribune.
SpntaaYrgLp, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-At the Opposition
cauct,a tonight 1t wan roBolvel that the Oppo-
aitiou Senators should. in tho morning, PASS q
resolution recalling tho adjournment resolution
OH which Htoelo's resolutions AFRO based. The
lat,or have frightened tho Opposition into conn
lug down to business, and tho CAUCUS deter
mined to rush through bills abolisiing tho State
board Of Charities, ropcalsng tho Rcgiatry act
creating commission to rcviAo tile Revenue law,
aud report 10 tho General Assembly. and cut
down appropriations for Bsato aud charitable III
asitutiona about % por cont. aud thon adjourn.
Tho fight on the new Ssatc-1louae appropriation
WIS abandoned. aud tho Committee will report
recommending the appropriation askod-sSoo,-
600.
CnICAdD.
House Committed on Municipalities tonight
unanimously agreed to report, with rcoomnen-
dation that 1t pass, The new Cit'zana Association
Incorporation bill, with the reyaruo clauses re-
enaosiug aud amending Bill 3u0 atEickon out.
Tho rnvoruo provisions woro struck out at tho
suggestion Of lIosipE, to obviato delays In tho
confederation Of tAo bill, with tile understanding
that tho Ollizena Asnoc,at,on Rcyenuo bill
aneuding bill 800 shall 10 introduced ~ au IT,
dependent measure.
rnoro7AT1oy.
THO Remster (Dctnocratfc ofgan) this evening
aenouncca the Steele resolution III Designed to
Hhirll Investigations aud prevent the disclosure
OF corr1ptioNp, aud threatens tho impeachment
of the dovornor tn case thoy slonld pass md ho
proroguo the Legislature. somo Of tho moro
expodienoy OF Offering stesle'a resolutions at
this time. but should 1t como to voso the reso.
lntIons will bo supported by Tho full Ito.
publican vote. A. few Democratic Senators
, 1875-02-24

BhsfiH received manac!ne telegram, from
in Company shost1y altar tbs ncixurca.
Ia The effect that tho seizure WAS n contempt oi
Court. 40 a Hacatvcr had boon appointed. aud
demanding tho immediate roleaee Of tho ,pFopnr-
II. No attoutson las haon paid to tl!o demand,
ordered by tl,s CotiEtA.
THE ATLANTIC 4 LAKE EhtE.
Spet1al Di&nstch IN Yhe Chieago Tribune.
I,ucYptJs, O., Feb. 23..-Thn Directors OF tho
Atlantic Il I.sk8 Erin Railroad meot hero to-
morrow to detorsnsno whatllor tho capital stock
of tbe Company shall 10 iuosenHed from $5,o00-
600 to al2 00D, 900, and TO olcct four Directors IN
pleas Of those wl,oac terns hre nb0Ht to expire.
, 1875-02-24

INDIANA.

.n.".n.
n1''ns ~, t., ,r.,.,.,u
srttta' bf'patth to 1he thfeaao 7rt'"nf'
1Ep1AsAroLtH, Ind, Feb. 23.-fn the Senate,
Johnston, Of parke, Ilead, aud Carlwe'l were
annufntod To fnvcstiuato the charpos of nbuao
~ ,..,,.-,i - t,,c Nn,tiorn r,riaon
- miehigah oit5. 1ho 1nVestt8a"on vas or
lotcd TO continue at the aouthorn Prison. a
resolution asking Congress for additional prosec-
linn Ia p1atc-,,aas nannfaotu,ors Tns pasBo<l-
aY'h' aV Days, ~; n''e "s,o paee'" -.
Superior Court IN Tipnecanoe County creating
Judicial Circuit IN Marshall and Fulton Coun-
ties; establishing City Courts In citioa over 9, l
iutabitants: compelling }st,-1adders to he erected
~ "'t '"''o"'it' i'A'"b 1'o f' " .'.'o
, 1875-02-24

WARRINGTON, D. O., Fob. 23.-For tho Upper
Mississippi aud Lower Missouri Yaltoys aud tho
Northwest, rising barometer, l,risk northerly
rinls and colder aud clearing woatler. For the
Upper Lake rogiop, rising barometer. northeast
winds, backing to northwest, colder, cloudy, and
clearing woathor.
1i1scgLIANgous.
Special Di.patei to 1At Ghteaoo 7ff1us.
LACaossa, Wis.,. Feb, 29.-Wo are now In tile
midst Of ono OF tho most severe storms Of suow
lud wind that taa Waited this vicinity for yoars.
Snow has boan falling hard Hllce z =. M. aud At
shls writing {8 p m.) tho wind IL blowing gale
from nortl, aud eaat, with 10 iuchcs now SNOW op
R sas sasa ssts s sspea sss from ot ns sss
lda vii probably be reported from
heto tomorrow. Tho throo wooEB blockade OF
the Contral Railroad Of Minnesota waH raised
yesterday. aud today srAins commenced running
from Mankato to Wells, but wore again suHpesn1-
ed At noon on account OF the atorln along the
limo Of ths Chicago i 81. paNl aud Chicago, Du-
bnquo L Minnesota. The ntozm IL reported as
Routhern Minnesota Ttatlfoad tralna are being
rlHled to placea OF shbltar aud suspended.
Spte'a, M'pGtsh 70 e. 1hs G GalcGuo Tribune.
prosniaos to bo gonors! wind-up Of wiutot Tho
trout ls and foet In the ground. Thp leo iu
the late Ia from 80 to 40 inches tltok, aud it will
raquita good many days Of warm weather
and raina to thAw out tho frozen condition Of
the roads and streatns in this naotion. Hall.
roaan aud brIlgos will both autrer, aud accidents
may bo expected.
1T, PAUL, Minn., Fob. 23-We have tonight
. hoAry stow.stor1n. with y liEgl, wind. No
doubt ill the railroads In this regaou will be
hlockldsd tomorrow.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb, 23.-A loAyy northeast
wind, accompanied by ! fall Of about inches Of
SNOW. prevailed IN &Alz section to-d4y,
COUNCIL nLUYFH. IT,, Fob. 2J.-Ylo sovesest
snoW-storm Of the SAMSON prevailed to-day, mod
Grating ~ night closed In. Tho running Of
Nttns In soruasly sffecte}
, 1875-02-24
GERMANY.


W1BulNH1UNH 3 NIHTHp2H 1T BEHL1N.
BERLIN, Fab. 23.-Nr. Davis, tho American
Minister, gavo dianer yesterday IN ce,eb,a tlpu
OF waahiugtou's birthday. There was large
company presous, aud toasta were drunk to
President Grant and tie Emperor William, With
tho houors.
Tho house8 OF the American rcsideats were
decorated In honor of tho day.
THE ACCOUNT WITH STAIN.
II IL stated on good authority. that the ques-
tion between Germany aud bphin oTsr the uua-
tar Affair has NOT beeu Bottleu.
, 1875-02-24

MfCHl[

,a,eLnr
~ .v.1.xe,,x
sr..,of rn.notrh h ~
I.xa,yn ,ftc1, rcb q D.,
,..,..,.. s-',..>.s., 5.~1,
..,,! .1ho'! oeoup'cu suVAyo
piI1Hs to-moefoW be'n8 taa i
already nearly 400 bills lot =.
and Tomorrow wilt urol
r,,orn vii, ,-,h.,tw ba ,.,,, -, nh.
u..t. r,,Eis -, ,.t..,
scn4'e. ''.s'" 'u"'nsaa " .oa'olu."ee u'n IseH
hono by eitlier Aotee to-osg' except thc 1htfo-
ductoM Of hills.
Tho Senate Committee On Agricultural Inter-
rata renor,cl .v.in,t the bI nrnoou,,,, n or,,,
.sn'. st,.,%'' r.. rs...., s,.''.,:.,' " =, ots,
W ''i' Hlien'Ban 1'eo'"eop'.e "aaoe.Nt,on e4,V'u
Tor the purpose or o1hlbltln9 at EhlcaR" anti
Philadelphia in GINNING fairs. The Honato is Ia
no tcn,,or for throwing away 1rouoy,
,,r, ,,v,vo rur or .rr .,.r,,r,,u,,
-, Hn'1'""l." =. t.'t..- 80. '".H ~up!4o",'''' ~
INC echnto committee 1eloflea Ia 1h7or or 'sl-
Producing tho county ayatetn OF collecting taxes.
which wcu,d practically DO auav NTH tho Andi.
tnr.f,cnorars of1,ea. Tharn wftt hovover Ia !.
IT,, ,,'.,,t ,sr,o ~. r,.n.,o a.. ,,,,.,.',>
,-4. nkns o'.o'o tno A.aeuo ~. s'''o,su tue
leS'Hlatafc' aa m"hS 'ac"'esa oel'eFe that t'e
proposed syHtom would bo hazRsdous az regards
lilo aatoly Of tho fundH.
w l,rnrn,r von,rYrnar
u.,,,ox 1o.,.. ,,,,..,,,,,na :, iii r., ,,r
''euAeoi '""'s .n'' oo"a W.. osh'''"e o.
.'cesa' agents. aoa employees oi railways from
holding stock In OF engaging In the management
, 1875-02-24

nE1hLh hknoLurloas.
Rptdfds Da'as'h % 1'hs fateuao Tftbssas-
6ruNoF1ELD, ILL.,, Fob. 29.-Btcelo this moru-
Ing Attempted to Introduce the resolutions tola-
rr.nhcJ IN Tar Tn,pnvr, dec,arir, tho o,rao.
nsp s,a'ft s,.., H.. - 1 HA'H ,.' tno *s1es'
.aoa@ "''n wv A4ouoo ~ ~ AulouIphaeats upon
tho passage Of Which tho Governor might, under
the Constitution, rrorogue tho Legislature, ca.
BOY aud Kcbon obioctei. ant1. nnnIjirp thn cr1er
hoIno b,1fu nm n-.t A.. ~. ...a'..s,s
~. s.sni.as .s... s' NV .oso''.'ona "oto
no1 1osu.'uo' "a.eF moon stee!o eSa!n oiiefod
luis resolutions, Tho Sane objection was mado by
tho same Senators aud the rosolutlons were not
entertained, Btcole moved to susnont, Tim mia,
-, 80. tt,.t L. ,,,,s,.. ,.ss., Wv
- - - e"' .'s''aoeo osnot"ooaoN'onn'
l+os1-An 70 1a-less tnaia two-tl1tda III the AZ
tlEMatiYe. Tho Democratic pRn Becma to be to
rass over In tho ortIur OF businesa tbo iu,roauc,
tfnn ~ ra.o}ut,on. for tha ..n,si,,s.s - ~
'n.,'s a - .s... !. .~,,, -. ~. aot .. ~ s.'e
aoss!oI, ~ toss ~ W. aot De " oloor under tlc
rules 70 introduce 'nese fesolasions IT any time.
stoels sayg lie will. however, carly move aus.
1,oua;on Of tho rules for tlo admission of h,a
rouo,n,iona 3'''
Aooe'"''es' 49,. ,,., -
VENTING sl1EEs ON TIE GOVERNOR.
The investigation Into tie expenditures by thu
Governor OF The contingent fund will now hc
,,rnsnn,,tad with yiror. In retaliation for ~ H.
threatoned proroxuation, aud aecrety Of lis IL. M
, 1875-02-24

CASTELAR, AND AIFosHlHM.
From tbs i.o1tdou Mars, Ian. 20.
Dur special correspondent III Spaln Eivta The
following account Of III Iutoryaw ho recently lad
With eonor Clstelar:
"The other night I had very Interesting and,
III aome sensb. pathotlo interview With Bpain's
most diAintereRtea reforHor. Bitter N has been
that ta lIesosis outcome Of all btu travail, for
tue rcBcneaa attan Of Spain is tho Bourbon FassoEA-
tlon, le IL able. llko lne anotont Rolnan GqItdH.
1aetnen!o stbHs tn 1rt{lfs se7.rHr6 neAteH There
wcEo ttnea Nhaa It scomcI tu mo tilat 10 do
spollled utttrly vt tho beat hla hope is very
fseblo and f'ickoiing. l!Ut ho lad lost nothing of
ha wohted brflIiahcy and felicity Ia c0nvcviug Ills
lug htB uttesa,lcea ~ very incommengurAla, aud
the beat that can hope 10 do Ia to give ge,er-
=! summary ot his views.
"jIis Ispnblio, he said, had boen tho ltopublio
OF order and lGgAlity--tAe reoolstruetiyo, lsyel-
op!ng, improving ltenubIio. hut spain was not
ripe Tor tlss everywhere he had found taltibh
intrigue, greed, corruption, and no goundneAs Of
l!la essay has failod By roason Ut tho Rbsnluta
and utter diHorganizatiou OF hs party. Same had
EuIs QUO wsy, lapsed into Had ltopublica aGtsHa,
and 20 brought rtlluulu Oh the caklHo; othera had
sttaRgled Into AlfouHisn1. md others had cured
0ulv for tbomsslras and wore prepared tn bo
anything 70 that 1t least they might be sonlo-
thing for their own advantage. 'Yes,' le Owned
Will, sigh md \ shnling Of tha eyes. my
party 10 uttcsly broken up. -wh4stled down lie
only policy Was to wait and watch; the chance
might offer axatn when least anticipated.
Would bio hdherents constitute tlleulselYos iuto
IA opposition aud Light tho liberal battle const!.
tutloually : !" In Nhat way l. th!s posAb!e I"
HA &hs challenging reply. 1--WE do not know