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, 1876-07-15

tont1or by this bill Which 1t did not hRvo be-
fore. Tho effort in this direction WIS prop
esly and successfully resisteil Tho status of
svor coin was fl1od by tho Inv Of Fcbruary,
1879 Since tho passage Of that inv, tho
silver dollar, formerly loyal tender, caa no
longer DO coined. II provides TINT tho silvor
coins Of the United States Hhnll bon traae-
dollar, a l,nlf-dol1ar. quarter.tlollar, and
dino. II further provides that theso silver
coins ahnll be legal tender at thoir nominal
value for only hvo dollars but tho gold
coins Of tho United States were nlndo legal
tender In MI payments at their nominal vatuo
when not bclow tho standard In woight. Tho
fact is, therefore, that, II the fegal-ten1er
character Of tho Treasury uotos wero abo1-
ishcd, tho United states, like Germany,
would lavo single gold bnsis. Silver was
de1nonetized, in the common acceptation Of
tho word, In 1873, though the change was
not noticed for tho rpason that silver nor
gold circulated silver Ia now practically re-
,nonotized for sma1l change purposes, to
which 1t ought to be limited both by reason
OF It's bulk aud on account OF ita vacillations.
Tho proposition In the1 Housa to make
silver coin legal tondor In oil payments,
and to discharge tho interest on the public
debt in silver ut tho present standard Of coin-
ago, was properly characterized by Mr.. GAR
YIELD aa dishonest. Silver Of tho weight and
standard Of tho American dollar is now worth
not moro than 90 conts In tho gold dollar.
It was alwaYs tho habit Of the country, 70
long rs tho bi.motallic System waa n,ain-
taincd, to equatize tho values Of tho gold aud
silver dollar. Il would Be impossible other
wise to keep theyn IN circulation side by
side. Now, in keeping with this policy and
with good faith, the Government could only
mako silver legal tentlor In a1lnmounta, md
pay oil tho interestand principal Of the bonds
in silver, by increasing tho weight Of tho all
vor dollar about 20 per cent. In this wny
! alone could tho faith md honor Of tho Gov
ornment, and the rights Of creditors, be
maintained. Tho coin dollar WINS tho stand
nrd. It wns Of a certain weight In gold, and
Of certain weight In silver. In such do.
| probation Of silver az has occurred during
tho last year, the old weight in silver is
not equivalent to tho standard dollar, and it
would bo dishonest to require creditor to
take 1t for dollar. The sau1o objection does
not apply with tho Same force to tho uso OF
silver Of tile old standard moroly for subsia-
larry coins, and as legal tender for only q
small amount, and 30 tho bin TINT has pissed
will servo to relieve tho necessities Of tho
country for small change, and supply bot.
ter small chango than VIC had before, without
further compiicnting the silver question OF
dragging tho United States into tho same
embarrassing condition as Franco, Belgium,
Switzerland, 1taly, and Greece have suffered
since the decline in tho value Of silver.
, 1876-07-15

Tho evangelical gentlemen In attendance
nron tho Young Mems Christian Association
Convention at Toronto occasionally meet
with disconraging incidents in their efforts
10 spread the Gospel in that city. A stroes-
preacher and various delegates, in attempting
10 conduct services in rough quarter ct tho
rity, wero subjected to violent ill-usage at
Illo hnnds of mob Of rutI}nns, and, curiously
suoug'', when policeman appeared upon
Tho Scene Of tho disturbance lie promptly
omitted to arreas tho roughH, bnt threatened To
3ake in tho preacher unlosa ho cleared out.
Tie mistako made by tho Y. NJ. @. A. delo'
gates was in not beginning their labora at
police Headquarters.
, 1876-07-15

Judge IIftToN comes oil victorious IN tho
first contest With the numerous hcirH Of the late
merchant prince, 4. T. STEwART, who seeks ia
hare tho latter's will set aa1dc. Tho attack was
made, not upon tho will itself, but upon tho
probate Of It. The object was, evidently, to
throw upon Judge Huron the burden Of c..
tabllshing tho validity Of tho will, So long AZ
the order Of Court admitting tho will to pro
bate stands, tho contestants viii have to prove
af1lrmatiyely it, tnValidity. Tho question was,
therefore, most!mportant IS involving the clotct
Of the legal vantage ground Of getting position
from which there ID nothing to do but
walt for tho opposing party to make
out better case. Tho ground on
which 1t was asked that tllo order Of probate bc
set asido was, that It was msde without notice
to the heirs, not In Court, but at the Judgc'a
private residence, and hastily Oh tho evening o1
the day OF STEWARDS funeral. After full argu.
mcut, tho Surrogate refused to act aside tho u.
der Of probate. Less weight will attach to tha
decision than otherwise might, since It Is Or.
dercd by tho very Surrogate whose alleged
irrcgl,arity in probating tho will was the ground
on which It sas asked that tue order bo set
as!ds. The result, however, Is tho defeat Of tho
innumerab1o relatives Of tho fato STEWART In
their effort to capture his millious- On appeal
they will, Of course, rcnow tho contest; but,
meanwhile, Judge HILTON remains secure In
tho possession Of the vast personal estate o1
| ETHWART+
, 1876-07-15

4 letter has been received at Fort Linuoln,
d. T., from Col. POLAND, commanding tho
Bixth Infantry, roviving tho rumor that
Blrrrxa Bu11 WIS killed In the dattlo Of juno
b, when CusTEn and Ills command wore
slaughtered. Tho story was brought by n
small party Of tho hostile Sioux, who report
ID TINT 500 soldiers ind 200 Indians were
killed, among them SITTING DuLI mud othor
Chiefs. The report IL not fully credited In
military circles on tho frontier. It Is csti-
mated TINT tho Sioux warriors at the battle
pf the Lttlo Horn must have secured from
el5.000 to $4,000 in money md, Iewelry
from CUTTER and bis men, as the command
hal been but recontly paid OF. It is not
pleasant to contemplate the purchase Of a
good supply Of ammunition with the money
and valuables plunderoa from tlse bodies Of
tho murdered soldlors, but ta9s ia probably
tho truth about tho matter.
, 1876-07-15

4 severe contest IL raging in tho County
Board Of Education On tho question OF ap.
pointing new Principal for tho Normal
School ut Englewood. Half the Board wish
to retain the services Of Nr. D. Il. WENT
WORTH, who has been tho Ilead.Centro Of
lie Cook County Normal School for mauy
years-eyer since its origin, in fsct. dozen
Vi more years ago; and thu other Lalf insist
on employing Prot. PHELPS, the present su.
periutsudent Of the Minnesota Normal
School, who Is claimed to 10 well-eaucstel
man and successful taatlar. Tbs fight
, 1876-07-15

Bishop CHENEY, Of this city, Is urged to
accept tho position mnde vacant by tho death
of Bishop OuMMrNs but rs this would in"
volve tho severance Of Ills connection with
Christ Church, ho will not accept without
tho cousout of Ills congregation.
, 1876-07-15

It was reserved for bIocLERAANp,--our Own
Gen. JouN A.,-in Ills speech At Gov. TiLnHa,
notifying hin OF Ills nomination, to depict tho
horrible condition Of the country In this Cc1-
teunial year, In tho midst Of tho horrors Of
wl,lcl. the st. Louis Convention assembled, int
timo whcr," In McCLgnNAap's phrase (a'tcr
catalogutng horrors too numerous to sncnt onh
's,sien gaunt famine, Us tho consequence Of tn-
voluntary illeness, WIS logging tho hccls OF
tho laborlng Glasses; when In fact tbs wholo
country was wrlth!n9 and gFoan'ng In c1trem-
lty," OF course Gan. McCLHANAND wouldn't
],ayo said 30 II such wasn't tho faet- But why
lidn't lu 20 on aud tell wl,cro In this broad land
gaunt famine Is DIGGING tho heels Of tho labor
ing classest Thou b!g-heartcl charity might
reach out to succor tho iamlshlng, aud m nluw-
auce Of cold victuais night even be served out 70
Gen. Jo1lN A. himself, 80 Is to keep tho wolf
from bis door,
, 1876-07-15

Some little progress in tho matter Of 1cgis-
1ation was made by Congress yesterday. Tho
Sonate coucurrol in tho House bill for tho
issue Of silver coin. aMd both bodies passsd
the bill amending the Bankrupt act. There
is serious talk Of oil Adjournment ne1t week,
which begins to appear all tho moro proba-
bio from tho fact that largo number Of
Western members are making preparations
to adjourn in thoir individual capacitios, and
without regard to joint action.
, 1876-07-15
THE CHICAGO TRmUNE SATURDAY,

bo redcomed ont of tho tax.levy OF 1876 when
collected. All this Justification, howovor, Ia
1,ado with m incondiary design, and tfloro Is
no other largo and respectable community
which would permit newspaper to 80 lla"
grantly abuse it's privileges; tho Chicago
people stand II because tho Times Inns cln-
cated thom 10 It, and boca'iao They haso long
sinco ceased 10 10 influenced ono way or tho
other By any Of ita crnzY ntserances.
, 1876-07-15
THE ETIVER Bill.

Tho edect Of the Silver bill adopted in tho
Housc by largo majority of Domoorats and
Republicans voting together, which Is likely
to pass tho Senate aud become Inv, Ia
simply to substitute silver coin as tho small
chaugo of tho country instead Of tho rnggod
fractional currency. That is ail thoro " OF
it ~ matter Of fact, and on that account 1t
In q wise and timoly moaauro. The oifoot is
not going to 10 immediate. Tint IL, all tho
silver Is not going to come out Immediately,
nor is the fractional currency all going to
disappear Immediately. But tho fractional
currency outstanding will disappear ~ zap.
idly as II wcars out aud III presented for ro.
tlemption at tho Treasury, and before 1t
shall hayo disappeared tho $5D, 900, eco OF
Subsidiary silver coins will llayo boon Issued.
There will be IN actual hut not porceptiblo
inf,a,ion OF tho volume OF tho currency
to the extent TINT ei1yor may be it,
sued before tho retirement OF tho samo
amount Of fractionals, but tho only effect of
this viii 10 to increase tho amount OF ANAL
change temporarily, mil for thls there IL do
, 1876-07-15

Another OF tho monster war-vcsscls Of the
british navy has como to m untimoly end.
Tho Thunlerer, while making trial OF
specd yesterday, burst her boilers, Instantly
killing twenty-one persons, and wountling
sixty, Of whom twcnty.six are believed to bo
fatally injured.
, 1876-07-15

HArwoop GRANT, d crimo-stained villain
who was hinged for nrson AZ Rome, Ga,
yesterday, confessed to having committed
four murders, ono Of them being tho killing
of Gen. H1sDMAN, at Helena, Ark, in tho
summer of 1863. Gen. HiNpMAN was fired
upon through Nh open window byan unknown
assassin, au1 the murder has remained q
mystery up to this titue.
, 1876-07-15

Greanbacks, ut tho Now York Gold Ez
change yestorlny, c1osed at 80}.

A proposition for the total abrogalion Of
tho laws restraining tho freedom of the pFoss
was brought to vote yesterday in tho French
Assembly, mud was defeated by decisive
minority. ,-
, 1876-07-15

The AAgenaelne Ztltnng has recently print
Cd Bome details concerning tho, Turkish
army which are regarded as roliable, being
furnished by tho military attachc to ono Of
tho embassies at Coustantinople. From his
statement 1t appears that the regular forcoa
at the disposal Of tho Sultan, a. ascortained
from tho boat sources, nre $4,000 infantry,
10000 cavalry, 10000 field artillery, Il, 600
gent1armes, horse and foot, and 5000 en-
ginoers. The organization OF tho reserve is
not complete, and although nominally 1t
represents 100000, not moro than 100,0 600
can be placod In the field. Besides these,
thoro arc about 100000 Baahi- -Dazouks,
Bedouins, militia, etc., who are not fit for
nctual service, but a1o usoful to tho Porto for
numbering womon aud children. Altogether,
therefore, Turkey con place In tho fold
100000 men capable OF meeting trained
European soldiors, and 100000 ire gnlars
capablo Of killing old mon and fighting
women and children Additional informa-
ton furnished by this writer shows TINT thu
Turks have several military schools, con-
siderable number Of large and small for
tressos, the strongest being Schum1a, Varna,
Silistria, nustchuk, and Widdin; some well
organized arseuala, two guupowaar factories,
m artillory establishment, aud caststool
factory.
Flow strong forco can Sorvia and Monte.
negro bring against this army2 Several
statements hnyo recently been made Of the
Sorvian strength, which conflict with each
other, but tho most roliablo and consistent
accounts, cleaned from Russian aud Englial
| eources, show thnt there ara about 6G, ,Q0{
| men in Bulgaria and on tho south
castern frontier, 1900 on tho west
ern frontier, looking towards Rus
sia and Herzegovina and 10000
men occupying the foxtrcasos in tho interio,
Of seryia, Who ara tl1e reservos, Oflotl m
pcrs atato tic strength Of the AlonteneRri1
forca at 1(,. 700 men, diyidedin throa corpf
of oyor GOO each. armed with broeoh.load
ers, but having only &C, 600 mountain guns
Against the Turkish army OF 900, 600, a!
told, regular and irregular, Bcryia and Mon
teneero combined Gun muster only 156, 10.
mon and this. as We understand II. OF
,,austa the reserves, while in Turkey, wher
tho whole Moha1nn,odan population is tlabl
to military duty, tho reserves can bo sti]
further increasel. While tho Geryian force
may DO s,iaht.y increased BY aecessiops Il
| their ranks Of bulgarian, Bosnian, and Her
zopovln,nn insurcents. il must ho remon,
bared that these troopa aro ouly flt Tor cue,
r,lla warfare. and arc nat trainoi to mao
Euyonean so!t,iers. Tho odds, therefore
, 1876-07-15

woro dull md lower, common to choica SELL
ing ut 90. .50@4.0o Ono hundred dollars In
gold would buy $111.37l In greenbncks at
t1,a close
, 1876-07-15

DISHONEST LE91BLAT10N.
The Miscellaneous Appropriation bill which
is now pending between tho two Houses of
Congress has SO far progressed TINT tho only
question now in controversy Ia on tho adop.
ton al tho following clause:
Profided, That at1 Of the provisions Of Title 20
ot the Revised Statutes Of .c United ssatcs In sc-
latEon to tho registration Of voters and the appoint.
rt1cpt Of Supervisors ot Elections nnt Deputy nnd
Special Deputy Marshals, anl touching tho super.
y!sion of elections, arc hereby repeated.
This was put in tho ILL by tho House; tho
Senate refused 10 agroo to It, Tho House
insists on It, md tho Senate rejects 1t. Tic
clnuse iii question is not an appropriation,
nor Is 1t pertinent to m appropriation It ia
legislation to repeal the law of the United
States to protect tho purity Of elections.
Tho Democratic House want that law TO-
poalod, mud thoy want 1t repealed before tho
Presidential election Of 1875. They regard
it as absolutely essential to tho SUCCESS Of
nlpEA that every legal rcstrnint upon md
ronalty for violonco and intimidation shall
| bo repealed in order to carry ovory Southern
State by driving tho colorod voters from the
polls. But they wnnt this law ropealed par-
ticularly for tho City Of Now York, whero,
rniler that law, the Dcmocratio majoritics
| l,avo suffered material doclino. The "frea-
dom OF tho bnllot-box," such us was enjoyed
in 1sG8, when T11pEN md TWEED SO man'pu-
lated tho returns as to give tho voto Of Tho
stnto to SEYMOUR md HOFFMAN, is what tho
Democratic House Is now demanding. To
accomplish this end, they havo, against Ill
rule aild INV, put tho ropealing provision in
, 1876-07-15
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, 1876-07-15

Thcrc has been war between tho butcAnro and
bcef-caters Of Ann Arbor, MIch It was all
anent tho question Of slaughtcring cattle within
the town limits, which tue Common Council by
ordinance bad prohibited. On the day when
tho ordinance took effect, tho butchers, who
claimed that tho town had grown up around
thu slaughterhouscs whea It might hare kept
away, aud therefore couldn't force thcm to
move, proposed to aght 1t out on that llnc, and
closed their shops one aud all, cutting OF tho
heci.catc1s' supplies, and waited Tor the Com
mou Council to repeal tho slaughtos.houso
ordinance. They waited In vain. That body of
lawmakers met and adjourned without doing
anything, aud the beef famine was continued.
Finally tho butchers rclentcd upon condition
they bo permitted to ousetlclr present slaughter
houses until they can build an abattolr outside
the town, aud tho beef~caters again are happy.
, 1876-07-15

Wabash Avcnnr NJ Il. Church.
Wabash Ayenuc. corner of Fourteenth street. 1on
cnrt tv tho Tcnnctlce jubilee HnKcFs4
, 1876-07-15

9oVeEnor. 10 DO true hnu cons1stont 70
theif focofo, tnoy ougl,s 70 ao u.
. THE FENIAN ESCAPE
Tho London Times, which is wont to treat
all questions from a high philosophical stand-
point md to discusa them In genuine ec
cak1tt{rr stylo, seems for once to have
dropped down from It's elevated position In
commenting upon tho recent Qscapo Of tho
Fepian consiets from Australia. Tho escape
Inns evidently nettlcd tho Thunlorcr and
stlng it pretty badly, but 1t makes note
worthy effort TO appear unhurt By assuming
q voin of Indifference and playful badinage.
After making most unusual efforts to appre-
loud and convict these Feuiang, aftor ParIia-
,nent hat1 rofusof3 oyor and over aooin to ro-
lenao thom, 1tnon tho ground that they were
political prisoners, but that tho political
crimes which thoy had committed woro CON-
rlicntod with murder and military troason.
monster meetings at home md oppeals from
abroad for their roloaso, If wo are to bo]ioyo
the Times, tho English peop1e arc sincere.
" clad TINT tho Captain of IN Ameri
can whaler has done for them what
they would not do for themselves nor allow
pny ono else to do. seya the IGaes !:
Those Of tho prisonors. however, who
wora conanod in Australia havc ns vo anil
ascancd and. II wa could In suro nm hai
eot rid Of tbom without any fault Of our
own. and ehou1d noyor hear Of tbom apoin.
vo <,ra would hovo hcoo ucx,v ao,rv. and ,uo
ahould not have boon too curious NJ to thu
meona bv which thoy wero sot freo.n It
cooa sill further. md eeo1s to concratn1ata
tha Amcr;con poop1o unon tho nav nceoss;on
4hov aro likely to have: s.Wo might object
To norsous of Kueh questionable sociol yaluo
beIpr DISCHARGED on our shores bst if in
hnb;tants Of Massachusetts or of san Fran
c,sco think It will be for tho advantage Of
TIM IJnitsa Stotoa for tboso crimiuoIa to bo
,ntro1rced To their country. al. VIC noea nsk
In TINT tley would bo rood enough to koop
tham.n Tho heartv satisfaction with which
tho 1yme, appoarg to accent tho loss OF
TIM Fen;an couyicts miubt impose up-
m MI M n oeuuino article wero il
not TINT. ma soou as It gets out Of its
seemingly merry mood, It at once falls
Yon1 of tho Americans for relieving ENGLAND
of ita claimant II orowla beco,,so tlo proo:
arot,ona for their asoape xrore mndo ovor
two veara aeo. and no one in Arnorica let out
the sacret because tho money necessary to
carry out tbo Mot VIVA contributed In Amor.
m bocanso uI,sn thev arriye Mt san Frnn.
ciaco thav aro likely to moet with q publie
reception: because "tho American fae has
boon used to coyor tholr ESCAPE from 1usl
|
, 1876-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS. A.

II0nley's Thentra.
Randolph street, between Clark anu LaS1lo. 'Con'
eeitucc," Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-07-15

fyontse 3tnpe1tn1.
Monrno street, between Dearborn tnd atAto. . - the
french Fpy :" ind - Dick Turru aod Tom king." NJ
Nrnoen and evening,
, 1876-07-15
Q[lIt Ctib0tIe,
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WEEKLY EDITION, POSTPAID
one corr pnf 4 n
cub OF twenty 1uO
TostAse prepaid.
Specimen copies sent free.
70 prevent delay and stakea be lnre and Etvt rost'
Once addrrss In full. including State and County.
1seu!tAncca tnny be nade either BY drs II. cfnresA
Poa& Ecc ordcs OF In registered letters II our rak.
rEnMs 70 CIR sunsCNiDRns.
Daily de1tFcrtd 6unday excepted 13 cent? per week.
uair, delivered. Sunday included. 80 cent? per Week
Adhtess THE TieIHuNE COMPANY
Corner Madison and DtarlornGta,. Chicago, Ill
TRIBUNE TOR TIE SUMMER.
Parties tcaytne tho city for tho summer eau hATo
Tux pAfLY TRIBUNE forwarded 10 tny addrcA aron
leaving osde.1 II ouf counting room. THIS paper vii
b promptly mailed tn ilngo wtappef postage patds
fcf Il ptF month.