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, 1875-05-18

Now fkutea for tho Government OF aho
DtJ,es Of chief Inspector m Cht-

Now fkutes for tho Government os tho
DtJ,cs Of Chief Inspector In Cht-
caEo.
spsetal Dt<paseh II 5+hs Chteaa" T't1an'.
srn1xor1ELp. ILL.,, May 17.-The Hsilroad aud
Warehouse Commissioners made 10" dATo sgo,
~ reported In THE Tn1BCsr, Some worry iuapor-
tant changes in this rule governing the insrtc-
tiou Of gram In Chicago. These changer rote
made 1t the suggestion OF Gen. Smith. or at
conference With him. Ths plan mat his coraisl
approval. lie Ia sntd to have ranarked that NO
Ind no uso for tl.e s.ate's money. md ho wanted
to hs nbo each day TO oct ut rest any ratnosa nna
rscorts to hia preiudice. The rules nmonaca
NE Nos. aud Is. and am enabled today +, ior si
the tirAt time TO furnish the full toxL iney
read, as revised Is folIowR: ......
uu1r&. Tia s.it Chief 1uspee:or Of Grim II here
r authorized Rnl directed N coUert .nct charges Tor
1 . & s, y a os
aud iii other moneys that may becne aa On account
1t lho inapcctioservcea In III: Ciy Of chteaao a'.t
.sf spout t.'' to bs Sy them as.sn..ea h!ia
to ',. a. Z :,a I'll. :ns s
wir rcport tuall b. accompanied With cer;incate
aug csE4 ~ M s7.s {. IL
other Properly remaining Il, ha hands or euh5+ct 10
upon his rlmos4l from dlsconunuancs IN otsco d
anch Chief Inspector cf Gra!iL
RrLN Is. The hAtd CkaGI lufEEc1of NuaH !us'c o'''
and tTs4emit 10 the office Of TIM Commissioners
pyey,os to the ss Tuesday Vi each 1non'h fun an
correct statement IN durlc1to OF tho smo,ns OF cas
rseirta from apF and a!l during TIM PEerou
month. oiso tho amount Of usct,ccsed bills duo the
Dt5arturns Said statement ahal also include 81
account Of The CT ponses Of lie Department Tor tu
tatpa MONTH and ba accompanied by the t1!s Of aai
e1penses duly certified b, Tue Chief 1nsrtcsas M Or sa'
roii. giving tlo names md dutirA Of ali EN-
risycn in lbs oHice ol tho 1nsreetor ant
1t.sts:rar. sud tho amount due ca:.l
luly etr i1ed ~ nhove. Upon tho srPsosal Of M
ssd bills and y.rou by tho Commissioners. anu th'
return Of the Same to Abe Chef 1nspector nccoEa
uIed .y I Lbssx irotu she Comn!ssIonors upon tht
h,nk ot deroait detEnased to him 2. provided d,
l:le for the aggregate a1nuun. Of 'A!d ea aud ia
r,l he Eha collect said chtCE Isy aata bh anu FdE
roll IN zpun ~ practicable, and return tho Rae forth
Will With Receipts to the Utica Of Tho coD,mtaalousrs
, 1875-05-18
h1IG5EMENlS.

EVICKEa's THEATRE.
Mr. Charica Pope, Of st. Louis, appeared NJ
hfcVickcr's Thoatro Inst evening in tho role o1
Eamson in tho 1ve-act tragedy Of TINT nazae.
The piece ss not familiar to Chicago audiences,
for With the exception Of S1lvini no actor OF the
presant daY includes 1t in his repertory. saiTln1
played 1t twice during his visit to Cl1icago. bat'
being rendered in Itaitau at that time, 1t pos-
feased fow attractions for the public ut large
beyond the personal interest infused into 1t ny
lilo uctor. Tho ye.eion played by Ar. Pope Ii
translated and adaptcd to tho American stage BY
". D. uowcl!a for Mr. Pope. The trats!a&or hna
cudoavored to follow tue usRGo Of tie stage by
bending literal translation into blank verse, ana
We arc constrained to admit that se fesuis ID not
pleasing. Tho liucH croak automatically - the
fow clumsy figures iostto one another, nnd SWINE
heavily wliers they do not. AB 4 rulo they are
prosy, aud but for tho metric divisions co, could
| ho fcad without pause to the end without
ss se o4sa. ss:s IT. r. Eo1e h
| TO treaervo many long, hnd+ TO our taste; map.
proprintc, speeches, as tho greeting Of Samso1'
/ By J}slilad, and the passionate addross r..
Of tho ox.judge In tho fourth aet. lne
play roprsscuts number Of opiaoaes les
IN his llFo, aud in q rocitat1o recalls otlieft
| whicb sl.o Biblical narrative vouchcs for, ou
Whose representation the resources OF the stnEt
and tic rrowoaB OF our degenerate daY fcauoi
tpFuden: to a:tonpt m9g .neSs ssnts ~ VII ri
weapon seldom mentioned II often nEed, tn
punderug OF the uithcB ~ though tho7 wer
burning tinx, and the slaughter Of the llon.-ai
whc, nrc introduced 70 the d,aiogne t IN
tic rIyo: Of Tho llaJ-the scene y
lis T :ssrsnGth-Ia rendered IN t*o actss
So,nso.. ia hero tnale to violate tho dono'
pledge OF Ills Nazaritc condition. by arhk1h
wine md by revealing tho source OF h'B stEenetl
Tho draining OF tho W1ne-cur rnaS 20 al " ~
provenout OF great mornl value to erting J ontl
but it is lorson given At the s'crfheo Q! =
simplicity md tenderness OF tho story o. Atn
JAnloa version hands 1t doNu 10 ue. az. tol
ia man Of fine phyaique, and could aaofd
/ show off hia handsome proportions moro Geng
ouplv. Ills yoicO ia deep and powerful! ana WI
d little moro expression wonld eell fotcaNV
tho loyo-acennB with Defiloh. His makeup
} coed, especially In the last act, when he
poarR-
Eyc'css in Cara 1t tic well With alsTes..
Tho dnuouemells nf the tragedy IL tho g
e.yuctou uf tho Temple Of UaRon BY Eaniso
, Tho mechanical arrangement OF thla seone
| very gool, and II the fragments Of the uaHssl
colup1ug could be restrained from !ns!'f
toward tho footl!ghta tho eject wonld 10 st
fine. Tue econe previous to 1t, IN which sans
Tries hle strength upon them. Ia susceptible
aome elaboration, and, could tho hea'hen oc
). duccd to talo thuir pnccs nudcr tue r1ins bot'
inAtcotl Of after tho fall tho audience Won!d
: mart With q moro peaceful co:tntnty or
nYno1int OF ruin accomplished by tho stehtl
slave, Tho scenery IN ali tue acts is good .
= tbo support aB CAPABLE ns could bo expected.
, 1875-05-18

ra.+a,ox,ou IL nal v,,,ole1 i1nt nllcpiauco
., 1p"-} =; =. ~ ",...,,,r , nor,;,n VIVA claimed
"'.s"' ..-',. III -, ',.,,ara ,,'
" :, u'"'.o =; ~ ,,saoss n cona,5cr what would
~ ban . ,,;s , ,,s..;nn h., In rr,na{nea in tha
INV" 1, '''u W. y sa,.a,,lor Aunnrw Jou.-
o"4'n A.. .,...;a. l., st,.;no1 n IL mi,
SOM aau VIZ ~ 'n ~ .,ot ,y,,,, t,;s intel
1' ,.a.,'', s"a ,naxs, % srn,,;or;tv, Mr.. Brrcnts.
'oss.a'. a" - s,1 s,,;cro,,u,v bonoreil
'lDo" ~, "o"'A .p,'. n1'o .s.as1o In ,nuat hovc
,,y.,s4' w u, ~ ,s;a t;nsalf mr., vct ho ,node the
"aa.;aa, 1.nfns,,,no,o1v for him. oerl,ar,s. hs
, 1875-05-18
TROUBLE At THE wIHNEBAoo AGENCY

TROUBLE AT THE WINNEBAoo AGENCY.
S,tt,ci Dtan1kch to Tie Chira7s 1ronHs.
s3,or1 Cirr, t., Nay 1.-The Winnebago In.
dian Agency trouble. mentioned 10 dispatch of
tho 14tb, is assuming warhle aspect. Ar.
Bradley, tue Agent, cann here last u!eht aa1 up"
piled for military protection, Is the Indians
th1easened to ann,hiInts tho whites, numbering
nineteen reEaous. men, women, and ch'lason,
clo;Iuyed there, upiess tho Indians children
were 1c|casod from the industrial school and re-
:5rned to item by Sunday night. The rallitar7
aut..o.it,as responded promptly to tho eau Tor
aid to oaforco tie Agents authority and pfotcs.
tim. \ det2ahment Of Company II, nefeatn
Csyslr7, came down from iankton to-day. aud
r.oceet!ed at once 20 tho Agency. Interesting
ueTs from that quarter Is autcIpated.
, 1875-05-18

A ouiek little railroad arrangement in Turkey
which escaped tno attention Of the tolcgrai'hio
correspondents has resulted In tho dauaiaaal OF
tho Grand Vizior with unusual forms Of dis
R,aoe. Grand vi2ter uussrES AVN fAsuA
seorps to have played double game with ropre-
ssptattrea Of tho Austrian line projected to the
rurkish frontier. He at tlrnt consented to the
compilation Of the network OF railroads in Tur-
isy aud their junction with tho sorvian aud
Austrian lines; but afterwards this iden WAS
abandoned, and tho Auatiian Minister was aud
dony informed that the affair With him waS OIL,
that only few lines Of strategic tulpof-
tance would be completed, and that these
would connect with tho Franco-ltailan Railroad.
But tho Austrian did not despair. He }abored
With the Sultan and finally procured tie deposit
tion Of tho Grand yiztor. Now 1t remains to DO
soea what peculiar influence operated to pro-
duce tho change in tho GRIND Vizicr'a Intentions
Haa tho. Credit Mobi!ar boon introduced in
Turkey?
, 1875-05-18

.,.x.r might DO tho consequences to tho occa-
sp. ~ tho train, or tho damage to tho proper.
r'ne I'm IL Company. But. for Homo reasot'' "as"
Ho' -. co,no, When 1t wha several houra bo-
d. uJ .;mc tho poopto bocamo anxious. a aeatcsi
h'aa ,n.,itutod, and Tho minatng Train was iouno
~ 1,t.s NORTH, in disabled condition. Tile oI'
nA a.,on OF tho mysterious order soon cafno ous.
p!lus 4 pr'""s,ra that when "89" mas passing Sling
a ayo coavicts boarded tho engine, drove on
guy s..1,noor and fireman. aud opened tic tLrot-
NV ~. x.lyo to its fu1ost oxtent. They were not
s,... enough, however, to prevent tho engineer
ssn qssr, alvly turning on tho pumpa. AZ ooilso-
'v .nre the boiler filed with watcr tho oylinder-
aa's aau.ds xe.s blown ont. and tho train ssopped.
ass vss fortunate and to tho eacapado, Tor. II
an -. ,,ain had continued on ts way, tho railroad
m m'..,ori,,es would have heon compelled to thro"
= ;nso Tho river In order to aaye passenger.
" ,'.,n which occupied the track south Of
H.rr1towr Tho action Of tho atatton'agont
-ho % %obeycd hls orders no implicitly. and oi tue
saneriutsnlent WHO sent the order. ia not to bt
.,.satd as at oil heroic, nor do wo 500 In 1t IN.
ssc.,ou for newspaper enthusiasm and quail
WI Il doos show high state Of discipline amonf
~, ~, employees Of tho Hudson Rlrer Company
.na .ouo efficiency OF service, both oE Which ~
.a,l,rhttul TO obaervo iu this ago OF crimlna
t.reltsBneBs.
, 1875-05-18

NEW yonR, Msy l7.-The New York Board OF
Underwriters, nt their annual election 'o.s'ay.
chosn tic following officers tor the snauing year:
President, Edgar ". cfowolI. Ip,peFlal. Ios-
don; Vtco-l'rosldent, D. A. Head. Home. New
YORK; secretary. William II. lloushaw, Long
isl.nd, Assistant t-aecretary, Walter 4. iaEe'
iurdiau. Now york and 1reasuFeF, Mafcas a. =,
, rsnanco, Measrs. llen,y 4. Oakley, Stephen
Crowcll. Iohn u. Coclls, A. D. Mcdonald. y. U.
lIarrott, j. 4. Alexander, aud A. 7. II; l1oome
bes.dos other Committees on Laws aud i.egasla-
tuss. Rates md sutsoys, sud polos aud oFlslh
~ 1IrGa.
, 1875-05-18
RIVER 1aAnsPoR1AIlQN.

gr, LOUIS. May 17-Tho entire stock Of the
joins u. Aand Transportation Company; 9so
j. j, West and Capt. Jake Swivel. She Will 10
eomu,ar,led by West, und BwiTel VII hare go
charge OF tho of1ce+ The q. !toyeele. loo
ehascs In the bismarck Transportation Company,
'DLanEp to-day to Capt, John r. kisser. huPnr'
iutendont Of the Anchor Line. for ell'oo pef
Maj. Whiting, member Of Congress- from tug
peo1ia t1ll.) District, loft to nigha for Clncnhan
aud plttabutR TO purchase steamer ior tao et'
I,olliu aud Illinois 1llyer trade.
, 1875-05-18
PERSONAL.

BETTY D1o1 Ia dancing nj the London A1hasn-
btn.
Ex.Commiasioner Douo1Ass Ia going to prAc-
tico law in Washington.
BrAHlry haB not boon heard from for yoat
Let us be thankful thHt there ia atill an Africa
st. Louis, according tho Republican. has
"boss." but, unlike Europe, II has not The Dos
paloruH. |
AmApEus, ex-King Of Spain, III writing hts
"aouvouirs." Even this roguires the assistance
Of his wife,
Pooh, the check OF tt. Boston thinks Cfneln-
nasi Is the second musical city Of the country
Boston frRt.
Dn.srow ia going to deliver Decoratton-paY
address at Cavo Hil Ky. VIII tho whisky y-ahops
DO In mouruing2
e. @, GIANT, formerly OF tho st. James, takes
charge Of tho Gardne1, yico DlssE114, remoVea
to the Sherman Houso.
The Arcadian recommends brain-food to those
who compete for tho champion sculls. we
should auggost butt-eI
Gov. Jol5x L. pExalsaroN and Gen. ". IT. II.
DEpnLE, Of Dakota Territory. aud tho 1lovs .. y.
llIsAAs. bantse AGENCY, Nebraska, ate in town.
People who want autographs Of Hamlet MAn-
rlsEAu had better hurry. sho's "a nov, and IL
putting in her apaxa time on an autobiography.
MAcMAnoS appreciates VKRpl's mussc, 1t
11cuAnp GRANT WHITE doeA not. Lie has made
the composer 4 Commander in the Legion Of
Honor.
srnAuys Inns 3 "Dlue Danuha" waltz, and d
"Queou Intligo opera, which may partinlly Ae-
count for the denlro Of tho youthful to "danco
till all Ia hluo." ......
II. IlxRy1o singsporoi J. J. ]. KEsw1ck, ].
]. PATTERSON, Calcutta; GfonoE HUGHES China
HID, W1aE. Epau BxaASr, Hong Kong, are u
The Grand Pacific.
Jous q. BAKE cannot deliver q poem oFel
FAHaAou1'a gravo On Decoration Day lta no as,
because he hasn't ons, but because bis heaitt
will not permit It. .....
<iY1yAsrs CoHB hkytug promised 10 deaFer IL
address al Dorchester. Mhas.. on Decoration
Day, tho ne!ghboriug hotel-koepeH expect IT Il
laat TIL the Fourth Ut July.
Dr. B1o1sMosp nopo1ruK BLUM, httaehe O
the Austrian Legation, Rnd FHANo1sco uos
xaLEs EuRAzuAtz, Charge a'Aharas from eAu
uers on Change yesterday.
Nsyiua htood the criticism Of tho New ior
prosa on l,er acting 1t IL likely tAat KATE F1si
cau opduro the criticism OF the Cincinnati Fl
q.irer on hor criticism OF TaonAs.
Gen, JAMES GIANT WILSON will arrive in Il
city this eyontug, aud atop 1t the Palmer Hou'
for dsy. IIa is mak!nR tour through u
West, accompanied by Mss. 'w11aos. ,
Ap Oregon paper stys that when ; yous
lady living On tho llua Of tho California
Oregon Railroad wsuta to got married. she o.
Akss one safusA4 ~ eiss coassnt fsea b
, 1875-05-18

Mr, MONTGOMERY BLAln's remarkable lctser
in favor Of tho elevation Of Mr.. JouF ". 0Al-
nErr, tho baltimore & Ohio Manager, to tho
Presidency of tho United States. has evoked
some good-nAturod comment, aud has boon 10
quietly received that tho Veterans heart must
have sunk within him. The timo has co1no' in
decd. when nomination from him possesses no
extraordinary Significance; and, II ho mnies
many mora Of tho Same sort, they WilI not DO
deetnod even worthy Of mention.
, 1875-05-18
DRESS GOODS. ...
Great West side Dry Goods R0lse.
DRESS GOODS DDP'HS,
First for East) Section
| ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS.

Fifty caacs most desirable Now Spring
Drcss Goods lust opened, and on display thia
week at .nn71:cd reductions boiow usuni
prioea for aa1ne qualities. ..
Full lines Of DeBoRos. Camol'a Hoir, and
Diagonal Mohairs, at 26 cts, ncvor roraaleo
below 40 ctn. ...
so acs Goats unir Poplins at 80 OTIS yafd'
10 pes Genuine Engliah Diagonal Mohaifs
q. 80 ct1, Formerly 30 OTIS. -.....
100 pos Mohafr DoBeges, formerly 60. now
IS ctH.
All.wool DoBeges 37tf ots yard. well
worth SO.
rs pca All-Wool Poplins, choice aha1os,
46 otH yard.
50 pcs rency Camepa Hairs, worry styfish'
formerly G5, now Soc.
| All. Wool Fey Diazonals, elegant shades,
| 60 otn, worth BIZ.
E=. qusllty Cashmere Poplins, all wool,
| rs cts, a bargain.
Fancy 5ilx and Wool PonGecs, 80 cta,
worth F5 cts.
Large assort't Pongeos, latest styles, very
low.
| Fleraut novelties in Plaid Camel's Hatrs
and other newest fnbrtcs.
Hamburg 8uitinga for Ovordressos, very
stylish.
Ono case best quality Lyons Poplins, chn1cs
nhndos, 5l.25 I'd, uevor rotalcd under @l.75'
BL'K GOODS DEpART'T opens aotno
crcat bargains in Cashmores, Alpaoas. anu
Mourning Fabrics this week.
Cheapest Blk Grenadines, durable end
warranted maEos, to be found IN the city.
, 1875-05-18
ncEsN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEBEC, May 17.-Tho ateanaship PolsntaAn
can,o orf.sloro to-day md proceeded to Liver
pool. .-,.., l.. .,a
Several vesssls rapport, trouble with 100, ana
SEw YoaK May 17.-Auiyed, atoamshlp Hel-
yotis, iron, Liverpool.
QurrssrowS, Mey H.-ArIired, steamships
i,ospoS. WaY l7.-S.anuAhips Holaatta and
Mau],attar,, from New York, havo arrived ont.
NEw Yoas. May 17.-Ar,iyed, steamer Baltic.
froM Liverpool.
, 1875-05-18

Adventures waiting fer PeFmtRston
10 Go to tho Islucfk tE12tS-Qechi 44s.
tntc.
C,lnyaSxE, Wyo. Ter. a(ay 17.-Partioa have
boon arriving hero daily for tho past two weeks
who intend going to tho Black A'lla as eoon ~
tho Government pcrtuits. About MY arrived
bora ,o.dar vim tho Esusas Pacific nailrcad.
Tho Union Pacific Nnilroad Company, who bare
ohtaiuod patent for tho odd section on which -
norton Of Cheyenne Ia located, sold, to-day, loa
lotH, aggrcca.irg 919, ,@o3. .,a
Trof. Jenney and patty leave tomorrow 'os
tha Black Hills.
, 1875-05-18
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Judge Bhipn,an, Of the United ssatea Circuit
Court ut Now York, granted decree last Thurs-
dsv ordering tho property Of tho Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to be sold " as an entirety
except certain patts Of 1t especially provided
for In tia dccreo-at public auction. In front OF
tbo Custom. llouAa in New York. on Tho fret
Monday la August, 1915. Tho following III Al
abstract Of tho decree:
July l, 1910, tho Northern Pacific Railroad Com
many executed and delivered to Jay onnks aud 1ohu
Edgar Tuomson TrHtees, their .nrtrittaent Known
az hs arst mortgage md irusi-dce o. that COMPANY.
~ srr1rc tho ssle Of lArBt ato.1pt OF t4 na1 Tor
;he purpose uf rt!sEMg funds to build its railway.
These bonds were 1aa.1o payable ~ ge'd th:,ty
.sab,s s!se ID goI sci snnaay 1t ~ raie of 20
III rent Eer anrun, frts fsoHs tnieI stass n,a a1
Kt5 II Gs,'p Il. p.s s !. 1aa ssS Sa, @
tcc, sr, ogarl, resigned. and chsslcnagne Tower
VA. .ppointsl coTTa..e x5h 4y cooks rts .:rp ions
s1e t.t md permanent lien over ana above auy and
III ,rns Whatever tho sigh ttie Interest, elhns,
osas ema na, "an .a a NAV
seautre, Ia sni 70 ali tie lands and SECTIONS of
sns either ss!s o. ts ri f.'rcsa, s;s,o IN 5s tss
tas TesTstorit1 Of Dakoa, Aor'as, l.ho. and Wash;
ingto,, ,nakiug in tbs sggregas" a,put M ~
raSt. n Il II way way a..l rolling .ost There l*ed
ond sold to 6oua de holders laFgs amount Of tia
tsnts referred TO. aud balance s fnas 1 w. ane e.
January 1914 On account OF the failure TO l0y snn
Inherent such e.ns ta9 prisciR. e ahs hoIa. Wi
siae i.siisoad uonsrany executed aud delivered ~
Cuote Tower deal of - further Hs,urarte" whrEe.
that Company 70 - tnHa @ a. III u or Is !,
| trust dcotl.
After rcci.iug the proceedings OF the Coutt, tht
/ decroe sa7A iu suDataneo'
Nis ordered That tho pfoTefsy O. tno hostaern "a
grants which arc hr1cin slscally provided sot. y
sald in eutirs Parcel y n enite.y unJer tne q
, 1875-05-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.

HosTos, May l7.-0oy. Weston Of New tlapp-
shire, aud four out of Avo Of his Council. de'
edo thai tho votes cnht for ''hatt Lead, ~
publican candidate for State eonator from tho
sccoud District, are 10 ba treated - blanks.
claiming tttt bis nAtne ts Nathaniel.
Tney also threw ous thc vote cast for tho rro-
hibi{ion Candidate for State 6euator, deciREaa8
rosacut Of the 6tato ~ lony III tin law pro-
acriucs. lila eivus The tw.' disputed sesss IN
the Hcuato to the Democrats.
, 1875-05-18
JOHN G, lNIslDGE.
Ills Death yc.tcrttny in Lc1iI1Etulls
Ky

A-A~ r-r
- ,.., ,o,,, r. n,o.,,n.
LEXINGTON K5.' MAY t''-oul' 'o.u .s. y. e ~ IT,
ridge dod IN shis Guy 1a's ascfus " ao ~. ss
liver ootaohea VAN ,n,,1 10 sncr.u
"cre aafes ana ps1eeu IT,. 'I ,nrno H.. ntrht for
his regular physician. who administered j., an
op"te to the auns9er Mlos ~n,.u a.,n ~ r ~ InTla
thss mofn,ns W.. ho Nv r,ssse,, ,ha wound ao ry
.o on,r.ton on Monday ct Inst week. The doctor,
Inn tint discharge taking rlaca from tho wound.
expressed iduse hopeful o. 'he p@'.enss .'s b. % sao
soeo''sy, nrssn,'sut r.n \. oeocl In tbe evening
chnnao for he vorso waa rescoptibc, anu his friends
bcca,no alarmed. Et'musnts woro administered but
without effect. Ho SANG fara'y "'i''1 neae ,,.s
"eiosE waen ~ p's1o ,ta ,,s consc,oua anps,cut.
:. Mn to within few minutes Of DEATH Thera waa
10 acse, no Last words, nothing os'entatsoua In tAo
manner with which Tue sahete, @ n,ss ssara m Tha on,v
aea Us ~. ,a.sh s.srn ',,,cc aftor tho orers
.,o W.. nsrfoTmed On lin last week py Dts. sayro
aud o1oss, wlcu be said TINT he folt cofostabc-ho
believed modification had sos haaa ssa.n ~, naa
WI! 'aauo LUG nss. ass ~ ~, Arm Al, nv inst
sa,. htc,, ara fow md sral md tho oxrensc Of
moacat funeral aro paid, aos!re," Ss: Arouta .a'
ea.b.a Of t'e General "efs hs WIFI Two ,.t,sn uss
ter' pna one son. , ,na ~. a's ,s =, Tho seaa,od md
In csIro Of ,le family. tho funeral will bs modest
oue II will taso place wednesday evening nt o'clock
Tho death Of Con- h.s cal, ar %s
n4ss e0m'nnnIs' .n'a's o'sltt., ~utts ~ "'' ''
4l''N' '''''''0'' ,
JonN cAnEL1 bhEontsaiooE WIS oo't1
Jan. 81, 1921, and Ws ot yea!s s4'''
Q months old 10 was oorn ~ -s.:ua nennsu s,,''
was educated at oontFo coAoge' pantn.o' ana 49,,
studied Inv at tue IransylVanla Ans''.a''' "4's
entered upon ita practice IN Lexington: ,r,,,a ~
1873 he was appoihtea ainJof % wv
Regiment Of Kentucky volunteers, aau hsrs-
ol during tho Moxican "af' IN MS fe."s"
to Lexington lie WAS elocted to tho ''eeh,'''
ture, and in 1851 was elected to Congress- ue-
fcating Gen. LEs1R coonns ny 'oo ma]ot''S'
in district which, in ls1e, haa gwen
1000 Whig minority. Ihta wssa tho eeleo'h'-
cd Ashland District the homo OF HEM,
CLAY. In 1888 the contest was long ahe
, bitter ono tho district in 1872 gaye SCOTT
, for presIdcnt, $50 minority, md the "mt
, candidate for Congress-. Mr.. LEToHzn' was at
ablo man nevertheless, baEcKtNnlDoE wa
. reelected by $50 majority.
. Iro Ind many Of thu clements OF popularity
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l
I1o was elected Vico-presidcnt, aud presided
with ,,reat dignity and fairness in tho Scnnto III
from 1Y57 to March, 1861. During tl,ia term, U
tho additions to thu Capitol bnldlhB n"sinB ~
bocn completed, the sionnte formally hado tafe O
we'll 10 tho old lLiHorical Chamber ana 'nusee.
to tho new one. Mr. DnzcKNn1naHa aaore8s
on this occasion WIS m ad}nlfaple ono-
v!ous to tic expiration Of haH term ~ Slce-
President, he waa elected s'oha''s W ~.
Legislature Of Kentucky, nna on III" al4' ~
March, 1861, ho took Ills sent IN the ',enate'
1n18E0, Mr. BnEca1s11p'H' uo.sA 4"l,''
WINS evidently in tle confidoneo Oh ue''o WIZ
contemplated secession. ihou8n n'a ,'uuo
was not mentioned, ho waH an earee'a.'s e'>"-
didato for tho nomination ny III" e'"'4e"'
Ion Convention. INC oppo"'1'o" ~ D'@.uNn' s
however, Ind aseoinou h"ca o,.s'' ~ nr'"t
that no COMPROMISE was lohs.o'o. ~
Convention adjourned TO ba''''ao.e' "nu '.o'.
partially disrupted Inc Sees's'a' lo'ns
BY CONTINGENT delegates VINO naa 'eon a. ~, ~,
| .,;,to1 fnr auc1, an emergency, mot III
| f., 1,.,t .,;1 ,,,,;ro,ed m. HnrcK1y-
RIDGE for PrcRtdeh'' 1h'7 ss4es":.
made 1of VARIOUS ,enso"'. es. ' J.. as,, - Lie
agreeable 70 fl'a amp'''on, anu u, ..''s oono-,
election 1t would pace 'na ~"o'' ' -
1neht III tAo coitt'o' ~ ,..,., 49, l.. x,a,r
ING e1ee''o'' u n':1' o,,1 Tho ,or.
etiul nse"s -. : ''s'5 ue,.,,arr, ronfcaorocv. ,
ger STATES anto .,.es '',t 49, ror,;no,ion, and
ohtoined tho electoral votos Of eleven Of |
thu Southern statcs, md had s1anil Demo-
s"s.;s 49, fo,,ou;,n ;n thu Northern states. no
nrcs;del in tho scnato during tho angry
. session of 1eGo-'G1. lie was profoundly silent
nn.;1 aftcr the cloBe Of tho session. In tho
49," u.a".,.;.,n .ho Confederate States he'd boen
orcanizca, JEFF DAVIS WAS President, md oil
tho States Ind Hecedcd, except Tennessee,
Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia, and Maryland.
] 11@ ;r,,naa ,roro tha horder States, concerning
, 1875-05-18

CONTEST Of THE 6r. LOUIS ELECTION.
sr, LOUIS, May l7.-llonry, Oseratolz to-day
served uut,ce OF contest OH James II. ttr1stons
WHO usa alectsl nayof Of the clty Saturday. :.