davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-28

10 tbs Editor of The Chlraqo T,tua..
CHICAGO, Oct. 97.-Wu you please print in bold typo
list Of thoto County Commissioner who voted
against allowing 1t lsaat judge OF eleston to each
Tary at tbs voting plaoes7 No want this Int to pre-
for future reference, We think se who wont
allow fair ay at elections ate not ho,.e.a enough 10
tuttt our votes for any olice hereaflrr.
THlnEkkS1A VAIN 1NpEPERnkNr Ctuu,
Tho names OF tho Commissioners refusing
this act Of Justice are:
HOLDEN, MCCARTNEY.
CAKK0t4L, IuIlNkON,
CUNLH, ItlAkRl;AN.
AERTfSs'. HUkbELL,
SCHMIDT.
, 1875-10-28

Argument is now being heard by Tho
United States Supreme Court in tho cnse Of
tho tiovernnent against tho Union Pacific
1lai!road Company, to compel thu latt.r .u
reimburse the Government for interest ral
upon the 1,onds loaned TO nssist in The cn,l-
struction of tho roas, or, more specifically, to
permit tho Government to Withhold the en-
tiro amount duo the Company for trausrorsa-
lion md nrply tho sanso rs c,t o:Tsr to tho
elain, for tho raynlent IF interest OIL tho
bonds. An idea Of the magnitude OF
Tho issuo now pentling in the Supreme
Conrt is furnished by A'torncy-Gcnernl
P1ERREpoSr's statement, TINT decision in
favor Of the Company will he equivalent to n
gain Of $500, 00o.tHk) to the stockholders Of
the p,cific Railroads, mil that before single
generation sllall lnyc rnssed, tho Govern
,nent will hnve paid, in the shape Of interest
alone, for the different Pacific Railway Com
,anieR tho cuo1moua SLIM of $31s,u3s,71l,
less only tho deduction Of ono-half the Com
panici' charges for services rendered the
Government from yenr to year.
, 1875-10-28

| rr1,,, 80. y.Huuo ~ ~ tTr,.~, n,...u1,
a., " .,,, '",''"' = n,n', ,.i.t, =. 49, .,aS', .u'n u
,'.,';,, @ :, s;,,,,,,. :.
,'..ax -, i,;r,so1t ,,,.', 49,. i"4'~*,ue ~!
.,',,as,,., for rv~o,a -. Ns'.'so' ~ 14l'
cn,muyipr y serv;co ~ % ,,.tn "''' ,;,,,"', @ M 1..
,,r';nsnt nc,w,,;,ons ~ ,ri,;,. as, ,s..r nesa =,
s,,a for,h vv1aut .,,,. y, ;, a's.;aa.. T." ~"
,r,se,t ,,oo.1 ro1;t;co, o,,aro,,o., "'
What werc The r;r.r,,rstnnco. r,aor ,r,;,,,
this letter was ,1rawn mn, .;,,o1S =. .,a
tim. ths n,o,n-rros,nt,t;,,, ,o,.ux.', A..
1tru,xo .vos ~ tto 49,, ~ ,,s'."..,se ~.
E,,rorc IN ntaco Ii, .,,, IL oa,1a,'a 49,, :.
WAS uni,rrstoo1 lint In .or,a H. nt,a.rt
t],rce or forr rocr, ,fh;, ,v.a u, H.. ,s,,
of 1sso. s;r xeoru mn NJ .;",.
whou srr. uEs,yo was nj, active mil onoreot;o
Kepn1lican e,,itor o,1 ,,ol;t;,;on ~ NO ~
n ,;mo ,r1,o,, ,,o ,.o, w., .,,.,.,,. 4. ,,,s
marty md m in1rot, IN lilo fr;a,,,o r. ...,
at tina whcn 1,o 1o,, not ,on, ;r,,, n,,n
NOR mi, onnostion rart;.a r. woo a, = t;,no
when ho lad mi ;,;roa t,,o a,,,,,n.a,,a 49,,
tax.caters, and becon,o tho 1oodar of ,nofo-a
b,,u,mcra. n,,tl tl,o criminal c1aesos Ia ,ros
then on thu si,lo If ,1econcx ,noro,itv corro.t
princinles. on,1 of nol;t;oo, 1o,ost, u;.
friends ;rnnroyc1 ,1,o occoa;o,, ~ t,;va lin, a
slipper nt ths Briggs House ona t,ofnro
the eyou;no of tho surnor tr,o
uapers w.ro arcvn -, h,- eon -
A1r. IIrs1so.s continental fr;ond. rorlons h..
Mr.. R.srra. thu ono test;fvno tn tho oanoro1
respect felt for him bv his nartv fr;cn1s ond
the other calling for subscrintions for n
, 1875-10-28

Germany las taken up the practice Of
Acro-worship with yigor TINT must warm
tho cookies of CAILyLEs honrt. The last
person to receive monument IL HEINRICH
FMEDa1cn KARL, I3aron voN SrE1H, whose
statno was unveiled in Berlin. Tuesday, by
tho Prince 1mperial, "Our Fn1Tz." This
eminent statesman, the forer,,rner of Dty-
MAncK, whose peaceful victories matlo thh
bloody ones OF 1865 md 1870 possible, is lit.
tic known to-day. 1le was n gent Btates-
man, not great fighter. 4 blood.stoin on
tho pago Of history attracts moro attention
thau tho details Of n peaceful revolution.
The Inter is nrt to bo by far the moro i'm.
portant. Tho man who now stands glorifled
in bronze at 1'erlin was tlu author of wLat il
known to every deep student of pol.
itica rs "STE1x's System" That sys-
tom has maao Prussia the strongest Power
In Europe. Tho RESOURCES Of the Empire
rest on tile brond foundations built IN by tho
reforms devised and perfected by STEIN md
Lis famous pupil, HsnpEsnEEo. Tho work
OF tito two is so intimately associated that
tho laws they had passed aro usually spoken
Of as the eSrE1S-llAnpEsnEno system. STEIN,
after an honorable but subordinate career in
politics, was called to tho head Of tho rrus-
sim Ministry in 1907. The country at that
timo was completely in tho hands of Ma.
rolEoN. Tho King was obliged to aak the
French Emperor whether he would approve
Of this choice. IIo graeously assentod, for
ho wna ignorant Of the fact tint tho new Min.
lister was at heart bitterly hostile to French
supremacy. Hs learned his mistake within
year, and his imperious mandate
to the Prussnn ruler compelled tue
withdrawal of tic Minister in November,
1908. Within this brief twolyemonth, Stein
carried some remarkable reforms, and plauned
others which he left to his successor,
11AnpEsnEna, to accomplish. Amoug these
reforms wero the abolition Of serfage, the
taxation of tho nobility, universal military
service, universal education, antl u sweeping
land-law, which produced al marvellous n
change ~ the land-laws which were born Of
tho French Revolution. 1t created ths forco
Of ycomanry, which is now the strength of
Prussia, md tho backbone Of all peaceful
government in FRANCE. England Ind such
yeomanry onco. Her policy OF roncontrat-
ing, instead Of dividing, her land has changed
her yeoInen of tho *past into the staryc-
ling paupers OF thu present. Un-
der tho rrussian system, u tenant
farmer can buy the land ho tills ut SUM
equal to q thirty-Year purchase. II lie las not
thu money, tho State gives tic landlord a
bond aud collects from tho tenant yrarly
sum which extinguisAes, within thIrty-oue
years, tho principal aud interest Of tho bontl
No one familiar with tho economic history OF
tue land-question can doubt that this extreme
case Of State interference ia tho secret Of tic
amazing strength OF Prussia today. It Gre.
ated tho comlnon people, raised them froul
bru.ish hewers Of wood and drawera Of water
to men. II the mere catalogue of S7x1N's
reforms is 60 amazing, what must tho reforms
themselves have been? Tlis mans life WIS
blessing to the world. Germany houora
herself in Aouoring him.
, 1875-10-28

It is anticipated TINT Washington will bo
the scene Of stirring political movements soon
after tho 15th Of November, TINT being the
date Of FERNANDO Woop's occupancy Of lis
hoRpitable mansion ut tho Capital. Tho ar-
rival Of this crafty wiro-pulicr will bo tho
signal for active operations by alt the aapr-
ants to the spenkerahip Of tho Democratic
Congress- FERNANDO declares his intention
to make the fight hot one KERR, Of In
diana, relies upon condition with tho T1LDES
men, basing Lis expectations upon the theory
Tint New York caunot urge candidates for
both tho Presidency and the Spenkership ut
the salne time; Sam RANDALL is still hope.
full, though not SO confident as ho was two
months ago; whilo o1-Gov. WALKEE OF West
Virginia, il mentioned as likely to figure con-
tpicuously ~ the favorite Of tho Eastern
members, and ~ candidate who stands in
uobody's Light for the Presidency.
, 1875-10-28

and strong, Mt 45c for corn to Hntfalo.
Flnnr was more actisc mud unchanged
Wheat was active alul - higher. closing ut
SI.l1l ra>lt al,l 1sn! fpr November Torn
raS active md II higher. 'losin:: nj :,lr ensll.
anil 33-r for November. Octs were il, fair
demand and trmer, closing nj :j'!c cash, md
:':le frr November. nye WIS quiet Mt 'uc.
1,arley waa active Rnd stronger, closing at
SIC casl'. mud 81 !cfor November. 1IcHa were
s2i. Cattle md sheep were unchanged.
One hundred dollars in gold would buy
$li5.S1l in grccnbneks Mt the close.
, 1875-10-28

Why should this prosperity not ho mntle pcr-
pctnal? Why shpnkl not var In nn|e tho
rnrrn" of tlr' Government? Why MT u
w'r with Ms>;so. aall nnethcr will, England.
and aa"ll"r with Spain! 'f:,c mrr" Urn!ion
OF the contracts null plumber Of ti4rec wnrs,
a1i The reams Of greonbacks required. il
enough 10 inflamo tic Imagination of Tho
rlnrnterers to fever heat. II 10 bo prosper.
ors NC must havo war, Why not then convert
this into military Republic, aud have war
perpetual institution: Tho prosperity of III.
t|ation liz like That of war. It Is tho harvest
Of fra,'d, robbery, cxtrayngnncc destruction,
and death. 1t is tia paradise of the gambler
ant1 the thief. tho Hpeculator and the plum.
, 1875-10-28
PERSONAL

ton. Grant Weighs t87 pounds.
You DAlow Ia fond Of tho Theatre.
r. 7. Rarnum aud vito nro at ll1o Palmer.
Joo Jefferson was In Paris At last accounts.
Tilena speaks English, German. French. and
Italian.
Tho girl Of the period, ssya tho Boston Globr.
IL Polly Ticks.
The Hon. john Bs IIawleS, Of Rock leland. u
at the 1ncihc.
The llon. John ". ualsch OF Vermont, stops
At the Tremout.
Gen. ucorge ". Cummings, OF Council Bluffs,
III a guest at tho fremont.
Col. +. n. Drackley, U. 3. H., from Ft. Scott,
ia auartcred At tho Sherman.
Alexander Stephens IL still IN condition to
excite tue apprehensons Of his frIends.
Edwin Booth bad most enthusiastic recep-
tion as Uamlel III New York Monday n,ghs.
Tie New York Times haB made arrangements
with Alf, Aobost Browning for q new poen ssoM
his pen.
Tho Hon. A. NJ. H'luson, Of Washington and
the nou, Ja1nea II. Durgiu, Of Boston, arc at tue
sherman.
Carl Schusz las been prevented from keeping
!ectus0-c"6@2os'ahsAA AZ I 4A"A0alFAlA W aAnhaa
tn his family.
l.apdls will bo indicted for the murder Of Car.
ruth NJ the January term. but Ills case Ia SUCH
that verdict for lower degros viii bs Adtalssa-
bis.
A local papor in Bootland adverttsos for IN
boy 10 opsu oVstsrs wlth ra{e, ence." youth
80 equipped would make the world his oyster, no
doubt.
Won pulow sAys he likes tue New England bet
tor than Tho Old, and sAys thai, considering ths
size, there la nothing to equal Boston Common
In England.
Donn Plstt seaohed Amorica just aa tue aa-
nouncemeHt was made tbat air. Chandler had
boen appointed Secretary Of the lntotior. Ae
tulmed dlately sent On his scalp to Washington ~
, 1875-10-28

Returns for the month Of October, received
lJ the National Bureau of Agriculture, show
that tho wheat crop in tho United States for
1876 is short one, mud TINT there is a
marked deterioration in quality. So far as
reported the average product is about so per
cent Of TINT Of last year, md if thia ratio
holds good, the total falling of will amount
to J2,ooo,o 600 bushels, with depreciation OF
IA per cent in qunlity. The quality Of corn,
however, il exceptionally high, with n de-
croaso in production OF about per cent as
compared with 1871.
, 1875-10-28

AIR. HEstSo, in order TINT llc ,nny he
electrd to tho rich piclings of tho County
Treasury, asks the people 10 vote for tho re-
election OF two Of the men whom he has de-
nounced as membera OF tho Ring, and to
choose three others Of the san1e character for
the County board, Just after that ling has
nccossitatel the raising OF the county tax.
levy from Jo"r mills The last gar 10 somek.tag
more Mon sir and half mills the eomtag ysar.
This ia m increase by more than onr.llnlf Of
what tho levy was last ycar, and within one
mill OF the constitutional limit Another
year Of Hing rulo in the County Boartl will
reach tho limit, and probably oil IN increased
valuation. Tho interest aud temporary
loan account has been increased over
5li0,0oO. The estimntcd deficiency iu
tho County Clerks Office III Sl7, 600,
though this ofllco used to yield q
fortune for ita occupant ovory term when
the fees belonged to the incumbent. Tho
estimated deficiency in the SheriGts of1lco iH
s77, 500 (not including tho dieting of priso1-
ers, which is $ao,0oo nore), though thu sher.
ifs otlico formerly yielded fortune oyery
term to its occupant when tho foes belonged
to the incumbent. Last year the deficiency
in tho Sheriff otl3co was only SCI, ,50n.- .-$12,.
o00 less. The expenses Of tho Coroner's de-
partment hayo been increased from !:lO, 200
to @16,2G0. And 10 on. These arc samples
Of bow it is done. And Mr. lIpB1SG, nfter
having denounced tho Ring as n pnek Of d.
scoundrels. now supports two Of the MEN,
bcrs for reelection, and has put up two 9TH
ers of the same calibre to tako tho paces of
two honest 1ncn-CLouaM and JoxEs-wlio
hnvo uniformly voted against the Ring. If
the taxpayers yield to MI HEs1Na in this
matter, they will havo no right to complain
at being bled,
, 1875-10-28
ls'n, according 10 Father 1{EsN1yo, Is already

is'n, aecnrling TO Father 1{EsN1No, Is already
on its Inst legs. md will soon be swept from
tn" iace Of thr tartl; nr,i. wlrn that overt
shall have occurred, t,rvr will romr '.n ti,n,
III 1'ara nntl pai.t )" order will reign in
Warsaw; everything will he iovt1y, MD tho
para' f'oosc will hang at m exceedingly lofty
elevation. AL friends Of o,,r commotl-scllool
system will do we'll to peruse this outspokcn
slinribe agafnst TINT bulwark Of our rcpubli-
can institutions, and, thus forewarned, bo-
come forearntcd for ita defense.
, 1875-10-28


Elsewhere in this issue will be fou,1 ~,
address delivered iu vi. Louis ou Monday H.,
tho Rov. JOSEPH hESsISo, u Catholic priest,
This clerical gentleman il by 10 means
1lea|y -lnouthed in his utteranccB. lIe assert.
thut the Catholic Church is being pcrsecutsl
in Tho United States aud cites III instances
Ut this persecution, tie efforts to preserve
tl1u public schools from sectarianissu, md
tho movements in behalf Of compulsory
education. lie declares that tho State
cannot ho Independent Of tho Church,
III the latter III intal!iLlo in everything; that q
Catholic Must bo hucl. politically as well III
rsliHioasly; nld that, consequently, 1t Is the
duty Of every Catholic, iu casting Ills yoto al
any election, TO place it whcro It will
DO his Church tho 1uost gool. Protestant.
, 1875-10-28

The Chicago produce markets were stc1licr
yesterday. Mess pork WIS in fair demand md
tlrlner, closing at e21.10 for October, md
;:ls.po seller theyear. Lard WIS quiet and firm,
closing at $130 % por Ibis fornow, aud 81 g,
seller the year. Meats wero quiet and easier,
at s4c for part salted shoulders (boxe,l), 1l1o
ior short ribs do, aud 12!c for short clear
do. Highwines were quiet and stcady, Ut
sl'ls per gallon. Lake t1eights wsrs quiet
, 1875-10-28

Thore Is ono important fact with reference
ITO tue election next Tuesday which tue peo-
lle Of this city should remember. The OPP
position party and the rings In the County
yoard and Oity-Iiall hive already recognized
1t, aud arc shivering in their boots at tho pos
sihility OF defeat. hlr. HEs1so knows, the
County Board knows, the whole crowd Of
bummerA know, that II the Deyfl.FisA party
, 1875-10-28

Tho Chicngo Tines has Ger lain1y given tho
history Of that IL 900 check 0 T County Treas.
''rer ai1L1ER's with great particularity, which
it charges TINT ho recently ma do out in pay-
ilcnt Of loss at ono sitting ut tho game Of
poker. 1t gives tho naino CT tho hotel at
which tho loss is 6aid to lavo been nxale; tho
llante Of the New York ga1nblur who is saia
to have won tho money tho name OF the
gentleman who is said to have <9ashed it, mud
to whom its payment waa subsequently, ro-
fused aud also tho llames Of three or -FOUR
gentlemen who aro alleged to havc seen she
check. Tho Times further says that tho check
was paid only at the instance of Mr.. 1IEs1s,s,
who feared tho result Of I'm exposure nn.1
finally says to Alr. a11L1El., sDotter own up.
and save the production ut documentary
proof, Which is In the possession
OF the Times, and can DO produced" 7"
Now, if this charge is true, it is
n serious matter. If tho .nnn controlling tho
county moneys has lost 81 900, in addition to
NIL the money in his pocket, NJ single game
Of poker, ho can scarcely escape the sus-
picion TINT ho has lost other SUMS at other
times. And If nil this is true, the people will
certainly hesitate about elesaing u 1nan of
tile present lreasurer's choice to succeed
him mud count tho money. il there is my
truth in this story, it IN mannestly tho better
policy to elect somebody whom tho present
Treasurer does not want to count the money.
, 1875-10-28

Ex-f}oy. Moses, Of South Carolina. according
to iho Wilmington (N. CO Star. has concoc Cd
sclleulo for a railroad nctoas tho African Con
tinout, from Liberia to The Rcd s}nn. His oxpo-
ricnces in South Carolina railroad slea!s las
satisfied Him tlierc'a money III 1t, and at the next
aeRsion Of Congress ho will apply fur charter
for thu African trauHccntinehta railway, anl asE
Government aid, diro,t or iudire... l. Is pro-
sumcd. with homo L,borian colonization Hc!,o.no
nttncf1rl.
, 1875-10-28

III tho Chicago imitation organ wo find the
following picture Of happy, prosperous,
good times when tho country was being coll
Huinod by tho flames Of wn1:
During tho War, xl.cn tho governtu entail exreud.-
tures fur The support Of Tho army and tic cs service
wcse At ono ttme = per day; when ts1es were
hgh-ueyer high before nor siuce-oycn 10 tho ex-
tent Of necessIttng burden upon a Internal "a
well ~ external Industry the whole country was pro,-
reronn oocalue af the whole country were eul-
royed. Tho burdens Of taxation, direct ard indirect.
i'nyer before nor since rested so lightly upon tha
shoulders OF tho uasses. Public improvements wero
inaugnTated and prosecuted generously. Pryatn Gu
tcrpriaes In which the public benenc.l we're CT
tabl!shcl And maintained berl scala Prosperity
uaa Seen OH every hand.
This season Of universal :" prosperity Z" was
when there were half million Of young ant!
ablo-bodied men OF tho North, who had been
withdrawn FROM happy homes and peaceful
industry, --langnishing in the hospitals, dying
Of their wounds and diseases, or were lying
in their cold graves. At tho Same time there
were million Of other young men Of the
North bearing arms in the field, suffering nnd
enduring the perils aud hardships of bloody
war. On tho other si1o of tho limo the whole
population wns enlisted in ono way or tho
other iu tho War. Immense hospi-
tals, prisons, aud graye-ya.ds at-
tested tho general prosperity! There,
too, the men had persisted by tho tons of
thousands, and there, too, as at tho North,
each village had its population of widows
and orphans, celebrating the unprecedented
prosperity Of the ut last harpy land ! The
lind was filled with tears and desolaton,
but the camp-fo1lowers Ind harvest plum
tering tho living, tho lying, and the dead.
It WIS a glorious tiue,--1nillionH of armed
men seeking tho destruction Of each other
ar1nies aud navies burning and destroying
property at the ratio Of millions Of dollara
day. Mover was there such season OF
prosperity" l'ounty-junpers grow rich
corrupt Congressman received large divi-
dontla; subaidy-brokera .lrove rushing husi-
ness; coatractors robbed right and left; tlcro
wns not dishonest man In alt tho land who
did not prosper NJ dishonest mon Lad neyor
prospcrcd hetoro.
It waA tho time Of borrowing money. The
Government borrowed from $5!Mu, ,0UD 10
S3,00o,N0 day, and spent 1t for powder
and rifles aud instruments of destruction, for
papor shoes, shoslly clothing, and for tlstr-
hntionansong theluugry vulturcs Tint Aocko.l
to tho rulril carcascs OF the War. hut It
WAS prosrcro'.stl,no! Thoprinting-prcsses
were busy issuiug "nloney" aud bonds,-is.
sning printed mortgages on the future
for hundred years. P!acing Judgments on
tho property of subsequent generations to
Zurich tho thieves mud villains, yagabonda
, 1875-10-28

Later accounts Of tho extensive fra at
Virginia City estimate the total value of
property destroyed at :7,tuo,0oo. Or. LIN
DEnMAa. Director Of the Mint, Is authority
for tho statement Tint tho contlngration will
result in n decrease Of 81 ,0t>o.0U0 per month
Of gold bullion. and Of ;Sl,50o,0oo per month
Of silver at Virginia City for tho next four
tnn.t41,g
, 1875-10-28

An additional element Of horror in con-
tsibuted to tho recent tragedy at Denver by
tho confession Of ono Of tho Italians arrested
as participant in tho qua.lrup!e murder.
Ills statement is that ho sat ucnr by and
played his harp while tho other five cut the
throats Of their victims. Three of tho
musical butchers arc now in custody, md
thu remaining three are likely to be cap-
{rret1
, 1875-10-28

BT some buntlor Of tho reporter, Mr. ]. N.
VAN OsnE1. was set down pB Qua Ut tho promt-
nont Democrats ns tho JEFF" Convention.
Mr.. VAN 0apEL han been in tho habit OF voting
thu straight Republican ticket for about quarter
Of century,
, 1875-10-28

Mr. HEsISo aeoms to entertain nico ecrurles
to the uae OF inoneyiu this election, and when
1t comes to putting L's hnna into lis pocket lo
does not do it. He only lasiea aaseesnlents OH
the cleskB and employees Of tho city and county
officials. and leaves tten tho alternative OF
paving CT reafEning.
, 1875-10-28

'Flle vote in Iown for Governor, official
from MI bnt sixteen counties. shows a
majority for KiEKwooD, Republican, Of
, 1875-10-28

Ar. HEsl'a says 10 IN In favor OF rovenuo
tariff. What !H hH idea Of tho best tariff for
rescnuo, 60 per cent on The couuty deposits?
, 1875-10-28

tircenbacls, at tho Now York Gold e.
change yester'lay, fell from sis to SGT, re-
actca to BGa, mud closed nt ss;9.
, 1875-10-28

What tho people nectl now IL not only sn hon.
cat County Treasurer, hut MI honest count Of
tho Tsoasury.
, 1875-10-28

A st. t.ous sper,al dispatch stascd tie other
day that Comnoiloro lAnaIBoN. Of New York.
proposed 10 furnish tic funds TO purchase tho
HorId Newspaper and convert It into All imitation
organ. The roason therefor Was stated IL bo ,hat
tho Commodore had Presidential aspirations.
and wUu!d ike 10 bo tho rag-lnoucy candidate iu
1876. A personal friouL Of tue Commodore, who
road tho dispatch, writos Its from Now York
saving that tho report Ia cot only untrue but
ridiculous TINT tho Commodore is not III intla-
Zionist but reAuml ZIONIST, md haa no presl-
dontla9 aspirations whatuier.
, 1875-10-28

IHb New 1hFE COMNtFFflH! IutfF3lSff ITroB
tho following red-fot shot at Gov. TlLpEa:
officers af the bank where TlLpEA kent h!a hank-u:~
count laat fal. We beleyc tro,c tnnt liz rom.
1nitted constructive perjury In nking the oath IT
oficn IN tho lat Of january aHt. We c,n only
ibis evidence y libel anIt. We therefore charsa at
re are 1cd to hoiiuse frum inforIna,n rnee!ru1.
ran ah0W lie furnished money to indirectly cutrnlt
The aint-oz mid to rnbpft!io lilo prcra, inslu.lipg
tho New York iJnhs Will eome II TILnzNx tricnte
10 before tho 1raul Jury n1d psocuta lill If In
dtttnGH, and Rlya III chhscp tu alluw IN the most
succeesfnl iraud lii the ronntry
It IL a vory large chip which tho Commercial
Advertiser has laid on its ahonlor. Will uoY.
TlLDKN or somo Of his friends dare to knock 1t
oil II the charge Of the {. Il. IL untrue. nlost
certainly It ought to bo ploseeuto!l for llhel.
, 1875-10-28

Thursday Morning, October as, 1875.
, 1875-10-28

WOODS observation-disclosures street, 1ctwecn Dear.
horn md State: Afternoon, Tic Widow Hunt.
Evening" " Tho Romance Of Elm To~er.n
, 1875-10-28

ADELPIIt Tr1EATnE-Deatborn atrttt, corner
MonIof. Variety performance.