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, 1876-08-17
THE FAs'r-F1tEtaII1' lines,

General Superintendent. lolyarj, nf the
Michigan Central Isailroad, wishes tn have It
understood t!at Willis lsc fayors the sctelna on
fuot tn consolidate all the fast.frciglst ltncs
Into three lnrs, which would Eiya to tacll
r,Ltt 1llc linz, vet un.irr no circumstance
wGuld liz nllow Il fast.frGIght line
not owbrtl by t.In rntlroads to ia business oyqF
Ills rt,a,l. liz nakes this statclncnt berallfc Il
was Ftatrl tlat tl,e lInp t0 rtln oyer tho Mich.
Thls ltnr i+nUt owile,t by tho railroa4ls, but IL
managed by II private corporation, ut tho head
Of which ktallls Commodore Vanderbilt.
1t IL stated tLat tho Eastrrn trunk lines nse
now n.akiny rates trnm New York to Chicago
lart water md part rail. 'lhls Is ut tllp ratu OF
~, aud tel per carloaA of 10 ts,ns Tbs nuln..,.t
nis.aaed per tun tn wcstwarl-bo,lnd freight Ut
thu Glore rates Is less tau u OF q 4ent u ton
II nile, These rates are ,npFccG4lcntetlly low.
, 1876-08-17

0ZoktzEO Ox-hARRoW FOR THE HAIR.
By Buck NsJuoE, Wakess Of tho +Mass" Cologne
, 1876-08-17

The indcfat!Euulc Col. Mansur got up q couple
Of trottIng matches at Dexter Parh yesterday,
which, though not Of thrilling interest, wcrc
fa!rly attended. The following Ia u summary Of
tho first:
DExrKn PARK, CnscA0o, H., Aug. 10. "a. -
Trottiny for o rnrsc OF 91H0, open to all horses
which have never bcaten $3.50.
+. s. E9tley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !
q. 6. Milton T, -: ..:....................t..3 :
Ch. nj. lllgh!aad MRid,............-....5 = 3 I
H. H Lucy 1899: ..:.:...;..:.'..+4 D
The next trot was for horses that had ucyGr
1,eatcn 3:!3. lava Boy won two heats IN ::'s
and 2::sa; Cork two In 2:40N anil 2:43, anil
Fiddler ono in 2;40. 1t being too late for anotl-
er heat, the race was postponed until O'Clock
today.
, 1876-08-17
, RAILROADS.


MISSOURI RIVER RATES.
Tic information given In TnE TR1nuHE Of
last Friday, that the roads leading to Missouri
River points and beyond Ind again violated the
agreement entered Into n few days previous,
anl that ratcs were being cut as extensively Us
ever, ssc1tcl considerable surprise In railway
Circles ns 1t had tecn tho Impression that these
roals hail hui enough Of war, Ind won1l 10
glnl to maintain the rites hereafter. Thor 1ls
lcutltng to Missouri River points .;om
Chicago and st. Luuis have been fighting
III rrTar1l to freight ratcs for at least two
years. Every two or thrco weeks the Freight
Agents OF tlIesu rtsl1s met either hero or st.
Louis md feccnlcntcl friendly relnttpns, but no
s,oner flad the Convention adjourned than they
we're again vt tl,ur old tricks, cutting tllu then
cBtal,sIalicd rntes. The tnnIn tn,lse thnt these
r,tls cannot come to terms Is tho fnrt that tho
Gtnrrul Freight Agents Of some Of them arc
jca'ous OF each other, and each wnuts to do tho
largcst amount Of business To secure this,
special rates arc priy1tely given to iarge ship
rcrs, and When shIs It funns! nut general wir
Ia the result. While tie managers Of the roads
arr really sls Of this state Of aIaIrs yet 1t is
surprising tlat they take no decisive measures
to layo u changed. They can ttn II eaally
enough. They u..ty linve to order their General
Freight Agents to maintain tho rates and make
no cit under auy pretense Whuteyer. A meet
luz al the tirnetal Superlnte,u!rnts md General
Frcigl.t Agents IT tlicse rtmds haa been called
to be sltld at tho Grand PAriie Hotel today,
aud d sirulg elfnrt will be made To have llits
everlasting war culne to oil end.
, 1876-08-17

TIL: IOWA POOLED LINES.
The Chicago. Rock Island Il Pacltle, Chicago
& Northwestern. and Chl'ago, burlington Il
Quincy lelllroala, Letter known as the Iowa
pool lines, hnyo a very pretty little
light Oh hand regnr'llng the Ccntcn-
naI passenger rites from Omulla. The
tariff rates from Onlaiu tu Philadelphia
al!d return nrn s51. Hut It sccn,s Tint the
ruitla c;.stiug via ChenGo nye brcn In tho habit
nt making 'dwcr rates (Vriyasc1y) to large par-
tica. They lately n'ntlc rate for purity VI
Masons or something nf the sort at sli.so from
umaha IN Philadelphia nnd return, u.sl wcrc
fanlIs!. enough IL allow tllts fact to bu u,,-
nol'ncc1 In large posters: OF eolrsc, tho Pas
scngrs Agents nf thu IT.. Louis roills waxcsl
wroth at this pcrlly, and forthwith they issued
orssrrs to rs:lurG The rates via st. Louis to *lU
Nov 1t wns the turn Of tbs Chicago n,rn
to howl, hut tho st. Louis lien re-.
fused to hge. an iucl,,. and tfe result
IN that tlla Chicago roa,ls will have to
meet tho CIT of the St. Jaus lines or LOSE their
share Of the Centennial traffic. An clIort will
bc made at thu meeting Ut General Hupcri1,-
te,tlesits at the Gralld Pacific today to have the
difficulty adjusted. There H. a probability tlut
II compromise will be ELECTED, ant the old rate
Ut $57 bc rc.estubilshci.
, 1876-08-17

7HE<-1!2lS1s s ! ".."@"3!4 !""ssi z.
Lulu waa not III good condition fer the special
fist trial. She bralso bnlay each time upon tho
a1nl 22::99514.
There are thirteen entrlca for the 2: :32 class,
anil SIX for the frec.to.atl tomorrow.
..- SARATOGA.
Utica, n. r., Aug. lU.--Tho postponed 2: e4
rlee was finished tt!. murntng, Mayltr.i win.
,llng The seventh heat ind the race. Time,
n;..Ef,
, 1876-08-17

Aid. lsawcigh Moyctl to reconsider Tho yntc
BY which the Consumers assltianrc was pasard.
Agreed To-
Al,i cullcrtnn moved tint I. hs referred to
the Committee on GAa,-tlley 10 CONSULT thu
Corporation Counsel. A.ErctltD.
AeoininAnrattnn was received from t!s Honor
tlie Mayer r., ap|vlntlng l.wtenre MeyeIt'oies
street a!lil Eh!rnEU avenue. E0tleNrTctl In.
snfr COAL At TIN wATE1i-woAKs,
AID. Sweeney said u number OF North stdh
tIt!zens wcru oplAwrl to tho nsc Of soft coal ut
this Wntcr'Wnrlis ,lntf! the adoption of ehloke-
consumer. lio therefore moved tho rcron-
snft roal. which was passed ut tho lust H'cctnS.
After brief .lIky,lssi.n. The uttuli prevailed,
and tlie resolution VA. la!d OYER tclnp1rarJly,
ALI. hlsrrtlan presented petition from
kaloonhectmrs who lsayc. pool l;ta'cs, protesting
ngalrst them hrlng taxed, nn,l ask!n. that The
ttIIth usaEat tItcII. lie dismissed. Referred to
the Committee M Lltrnsvs,
Ali IenEacllrr offered u resolution directing
thu Comptroller to my the Judges and clerks
of thu Inst election, ald u!so the rent rllargr.l
for iae yntll'g-places. hefcrrrsl to the Flnanre
Committee.
Xii. Hilbert presented an ordinance cstnl,.
His Hors a;,d nj WEI WEI j. p1sias ai,, r ostr. '0' ''
ALL ballard presented an order fur tho f!ll-
Ing grading. and paving ut State street, from
Jarksan to Harmon c.,llrt, tic wurk, except tho
Intersections, t" by sIuur hy private contract.
Alleys, Snuth Division.
AID. Cullcrtnn introduced an ordinance to
CLOSE thy city offices Mt n'rlock IN Saturday:
AID. NaWlcigl 'Aoycsl to amend by making
thu time I o'clock.
ALL. l.awicr moved to include tho street c1-
p!oyrs, wlu should leave ut : o'clock.
AID. LcnEacher moyrd, aa 4 substitute, that
all city employees should cease work Saturdays
at O'Clock.
Aid. Cullerton asked leave to withdraw tho
ordinance.
AID. Throop moved to adjourn.
The motion prevailed and the Council then
adjourned.
, 1876-01-08
KENTUCKY.

TIE UhITED STATES HENATolBulT.
Lor1syILLE, ky., Jan. 7.-Tln Democrats,
who havo majority in tho State Logalatuso,
held calcua to-day III regard to the e1ectiou ot
q United statoa Senator. but adjourned subject
to tho cali Of tic Chairman without any deQuito
action or ohoigo.
Tho Sonato took UP tho resolutions to-day re-
latinR to the death OF Gsu. John G. Drockiu-
ridge, ard, attar adopting them by d unanimous
vote, immediately adjourpoL. Doio1s tho reso-
lutlons were submitted 10 q vote, eloluaut trtb-
uten to tho n1on.:iy of tho great Kentucky
statesman wero delivered bv Col. William Cas-
Hlus Goodnoo md 0sn. GoorEo q. 1io41ge, tho
formera Republican and tho iatsor Domocras
a Scnate rcsolutlou providing for tic firing
OF national Salute OF tho 8th day OF Jauuary,
in conlFnenoration of tho battle Of Now Orleans,
and 22d day Of February in conmouoratiou OF
WashtnEton'e birthday, wns amended in tho
llonHo to-day 80 III to require tho bsrgcant-as-
Arms to Eaiao tho national flag at tho lo,no Of
the Capitol. and Keep it there during tue ses-
sion. and in that form pavssd. Or conrsa tile
Senate hAd no ooicot,on TO tho amendment,
aud conculxe1 theroin.
, 1876-01-08
Conventions nnI Meetings to DO Held
IN Philadelphia llurinG the CSnsQ
mini kA&r.

Ph!fadapti1 Correspondence Ns,e Y'brk Herald,
Noth1ng viii Biyo ono botsar ldea Of tho In.
menee numpcE OF our poopIs, Ito Hay nothing OF
tAoaa from ABROAD, who will lind their wny 10
PlladelpbtA during tho Exhibition, tAan tho ioI-
lowing partial list Of nst,onR aud other prxaniza
tiona who will bold thcsr apuua or extraordinary
heastuns 10 tho Consennlal city; Thg Isk ia b.
no meaus complete. II la ONLY those wlo llayo
already publicly aud officially auuounoed their
intephon to meet In PhiiAtelphin. There viii
certainly be luauy otlata to add to It shortly.
llo" many hundreds OF tAousxuls Ut ns0ple II
ropteseuta ID would be difficult 10 say Grand
todgo Of due United btates. l. O. 0. f.; QranI
LndGo o. Iennsylvausa, !. o. O. r.; Graud
Gomuafdary, knights Tomplars; Grand Army
q tue lsapnbllo. Presbyterian Bynod Of tue
snnits0 btAtes+ Culaaouhn CLUB, Welsh
nal.onal ~ Elstsdfodd. Patriotic sons Of
nnAoi!ca, n, lntefnat'unal nsgnttn, Life INSURANCE
t tnohyentlon Of Aganta Of the Unitaa Btatoa, Nj
tlonal Board Of UndorwrseIs, Htato AeritnIt,,ral
6Gou'et!, GnD', Msth9dist Epscopai Church National
G9oavontlon.- sooiuty OF CinoInuatj Csllfornia
r!oneer Society. American Dental couyeuunm.
GAtaoho l2ta! Abstlneuco Union of tho Un.tai,
ntatae Oruer of uuAi Hfith, Nationsi fI,,mri'
dssoclaIoh, aA.Hatnan's and. CQmmacoial TrayeI-
eEs AssocAaou, American Ppu,oloxio.I / Enct.tv
h*lstesu Association Of iha i,,,,tayi;
b!ates, Army Of tito Cumberland: In,nhniIt
1lonnmops Association, Ghristonte, roIr,nI,.s
Monument hssoc.ation, Hoard pf TesIo t.,,,s
vsntlou. International Typographical Convsr.s,
National !tlas Association. rhIIsdelphis fsonntS
Medical Society International lfodicxi t.nn,
R,ess, Old Volunteer Bl1o Departments, N.hnnsl
Iemrsratioa uulou, 6ouA. Of Temuarsnao
Upsoa ra.lo1s' As4ocistlou, Ca,lfatnia, Eousxas
PoEt!aad 4eehaalo Rlnaa 6sooad. DagiuaLt
, 1876-01-08
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
TAE ENprk@e8s,n<, 4,@t,.,nu

THE FORTHCOMING COUNCIL.
NEW 1oAK, Jnb. 7.-At the adjourned sunusJ
meeting Of Plymouth Church tonight, the Rey.
Edward Beecher, Chairman Of the Committee
to make Arrangements 70 call = Mutual Council,
reported that 1t had boon expected that thoy
would DID abio to eiTo full lss of the churchaa
invited TO participate, but Mr. Van Cott, counsel
for .'lrs. Moulton. had stated TINT Ao hal not
recelsea a. rrrponse from any of the churches
invited, aud, At his rellcst, tiIal decls,on Il.
been pItt oil. They hoped to be ablo to tinlsh
the1r fabora on Monday.
air, Dcccles tho pastort, tho Rey. Edward
Dsechcr. 1soeasteF W. lts,mund. and Thomas Il,
slleas.nhn "os o appointed 4 committee to ropre-
sent the church oofogo tho Cuuncl.. Mr, n W.
neoollsr said that thpy would be expected to
p'asita for the mon1hesn Of tho Council, aud a
motion waa mado and carried extadlnu do hos.
p'talsles Of tia church " every paatut aud deo.
gata,
Tho tnootne Adjourned until Fsida, oyoniug
na1t, unless SOONER Called
, 1876-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW CulUAuu rht;A1'Kk,.

Gom1mtnded by Vim. Lloyd oarytaon, O.lyas Wen.
daa Hons, l1mcs !tt,se!l Lowell, r T. D4rnum, Ae.
NExT IoNbAr,, JAN. J1eN 10. t.
VT ulS wetk ohiy. Ho!il sAfsnce in chicsgo after
tuo yesrs sb'enre In The Esslera cities,
tjAhLENDEK'S ORIGINAL
g.; e.: Ffs;;i'i !S::E|||fk|:s
Gf3h.i:H| 20 h&Sf;$Ess5 hGSfSEsb }i}Ss$||{[fEEt:s
~ th3F sppsarnd MHhtf tnr iEh1rt tde ,Itsd HtsNs
datdng .hs paak TN y.arsto tnr.5Etd h h,u.cs.
. l.. Z. Untnum hutsf
lao5 u ~ EA}s1aiH. !1s h, bIts aver saw"
Tue H0Bt0n Herald tnyat
Th6 rudk to aa9 lnALn ,pafsIIstoj in ths
hi+torr IT fA trssy tjyer {1u poos attended th1Ir
uufLsAiod b RI ,rInances." ~ ~ ;" al
..r,. IT.. i!nston Traveller snyn,
Ms' 4tza.i1ns. Il x.,atie snu ~
LIN ID s7of g.sn: md sa.oato!{ sns hst sti.H."
At ,fiei, 4! e.e:f. nsf Vii. iLin4t:t:T.."
tH4NH>h .tYf.H. SAN Lut;AA, nttAtR LuCn.
oMil y, tSuEHSla Y, de-. DC. tc.
&ttn lntS-Hn saEt Of apurl,us sI.eAItth "1cofeta
~ @ tEantstha advertising And names
, 1876-01-08
H00LEYlS THEATRE.

sstnFtay. Jan. \, i'wo PERFORMANCES.
The kellogg Gr.nd English Opera,
Mll E. b. nkss, Director.
GRAND KELLJ3a It ttT1aEt: i = o'c'ork.
i~1-le+N ON AIIGNoNJ
Tho grrat AmertcAu Pima hlnn.
affHH CLARA LOUISE KEt,i,Ot:t:
Ana The sEa0 sa1 CRIB rA.t ~ a Hetfneelay syt unr
Ipa10IlT. At - lock. SIC and nr; france Of shc
tttinRntslled I11nhl unnpl
1tMB. JENNIE vAhf XAvDT,
IN ". Vincent "allacet spatkiL " Cu.nt.1y Op.ta,
MARTHA
Tho rast a'au embracing III. c1nl !. III! artlstc+ 81.
aud CASTLE.
MI. s. DEItRESs, Cond trtor
0fSERtL ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Rsaesrrt S.ats. 6'.iDt @ ,l,-ry, Is ra1tA.
SEE EXTRA CARD beow for nc1. v . XXI rcperto;re
, 1876-01-08
lnfan:ry. National Gnar1, California, Fifth
Mn y..Hd (Iesfmsnt1. Centenntal Legion, and
numerous GsAngers' ofganIzations


TFE tENAB pEMUERACY,
GaLvzsTos, Tex. jan. 7.--La4t nights so+-
aton OF t1n Drmoerxtto State Convention, It
1Ato hour. tho following nominations wore made
unan'u,o'1s: For Governor. Richard Coke for
L.outsnAns Governor, D. Hubbard; rrestdantiA
Electors. D. G. 0iddInga and y. II. kpporson
Attorney General. Il. Il. Doone Btato Treas
urer, ]. Dow.
GALv1sros. Tex, jac. 7-The Convention
ssssnb'sd ut 10 o'olock this morning. GOV.
Henderson nun,.na:ol q. II. Nobatts for Chtef.
Justice On motion OF btr. Ra1;ev Ile mas uo:n.
Justice lh,bers .hcn addressed Tho Convention.
John {. Whtto. Gen. II. u. lssIcr, Il. 1t. .Wtnslpr,
aud Il U. Walker, WsFe nominated fur Appellate
Judeea.
For delegates from The Btato at largo. ". l..
Herndon, 7. D. Sexton. W. 81. Wattnn, George
CLARK: Qeorga hsson, D. @. Brewer, I, If,
Wheeler, aud John i. Ford ~er~ elected,
Tho Convention a1}ourued I'LL .. n.
, 1876-01-08
THE cHEAP MONEY Msn,

eoeeaai 0'tsaeh 70 m thtta7o i1fau'k.
CLEYELASD. O., jan. la call Ia nuhIisbcs
no1t TOT tho purposes Of considering What mpAs
me' Can 30 taken to oinauonc. consl o4s to fepe.
t"o apoeio fednuption tct. 1he following mo
mortal has leon eigued By soma 200 Trims apt
ward.-I ~ W.nt,s'.s' " 'oo CITY, ana 1of'
I.oe. " "a'n'"Hsup
td - stsas e. e. sf ths 5,rssntasts n ~
nansss nr'na o1 tho City of clavalaud, O.,
x,tl Il an s.r!y day r.pssi s' 70 'a much sea1 o1
toe @ act o. copsfess approved J4u IL,
loss oIs u 1os ~ G ,rs garment m 9f unite s
yecretsry W of tr 81 nne 1a ees ~ ahor,e, tie
nS''as Of e unitcd sstss tnr Tho puro oss Of en-
~onr VIII " teueetn sueh lssaender notes. AMI
msat shs enforcement Of The resumption eIaats 6t
rs.. Hou ps e1eeet'nsiJ DISASTROUS 10 tho b1st-
ost, Wadielj & Co. LanKcr4 % Eaaa,ds e ~ E'es-
scnd 4 Co., wholesale Rroco,s; aud tic rronfIc-
t,nroi NJ. *uu ~. ue'1A aone OF the NH-
s1'"A' A'AHas eoacus Ia tne moSeusnst
"" HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM
Tllc following is tho te1t 81 ifc rcaofu..nr.
aaopted Nv tha Nav 1T.nr.h,ra n.,''..'.'o ao'soln
state Convention held Al Concord on tho 9Th
inst.;
Thn nnarhIta. -. ~. ~.
o. New a'nrshlse, Ia Convention
@sses!e4 ~ declare IN r*g'rd u natIo,asl tAsuts
al o,o a.a,es ~ gno ahu indissuuhIe a. nation.
thi tti ase "1al under the A~s, and entitled to
'As4f ~ 1ale.t EF3te't1 n. .....
oMss ao7clnmcne o. tho people, for the poo
.n III ,aa oJ eao peopie. The Saons Constitution and
eata9heheu under Il, tie State Cou-
th hna''nas anu tnn Gosernmonta established upder
ase sae creation Of the people IN their primary
~. ~ aunteme y tnelr -: pecttvc relations
.a h, epscfnmth bound BY most a.crod
uons % ffeset4e republican government In ali
nMe.' ana to project The freedmen Of tho South In
M n 1s sha ffes exercise Of ereFy right Of ctuzen.
sup. ..
:. a 1ust. generous. and forbearing policy toward
nose lately In arms ag1nAt tho Integrity Of the Uajon
Jet demanding full fecogpltton In nrsetIco M rTsn
- theory. Of tho letter snd spifit Of constiu1
Ameanments and Al LAVE Of Congress- made IN pursu-
anee tasteo!.
9. Mf1 Tor revenue which slall be Adttlsstl a
70 % tha ioaat buttcnaono Ad most favorable to houa
uao.tfy and labor.
D.. Cui stncy based On coin, Aud which ahalj bo
Eaaas redotnAble tn coin. Every consideration which
snects the common WHO'S demands the snoedtest no.
eibs fctuFn to Hpecfo-payment Az igrwieen1a ur.
lchry IL national evil. involving con4taus duct1a.
Iton n Values placing tho ngs Of labor ln the
power ot speonlasor1 and working untold t1emorss7.
aoa IA orsrJ department OF human onduay,r,
tion that ha Is not candidate for reuonnsttun sn
Th 1s pF1ieuaaesa @ gratitude his patriotic seyt,ea in
liz on,nstto; 10 tbn sotn, W. ~ oas au u41tfl4.
third tsrm. ~'A' "a A"' 1'SA'DtHs 'oe .
g. That tbs course of The p,essus Af1mtnt,t,to, In
Preserving peace With Ill nations In 11auilaiiuF =,
laIao portion OF thh public aoN In conducting the
l..a, ~ .ao nauon VIII eHcsBy, eeouomy and !na-
, 1876-01-08

nosds. II any Of your numcrouo tosdora deal,s
to improve their fortunes. let them, ipstcad Of
going West 10 Kansas and Nab ssk1, como 10 Sion
100 CITY. sea for thcfn1oares, and Judge II what
eaY Ia not truo The cost OF l,fokiny ts but u
from North East, Smith or Woss: Va want
more fa,marr 70 devclop tho rch agricultural
landa OF Northeast bfinaoun. n. D. BR1sTov.
, 1876-01-08

SFscfa! kfspatrh t. Thd CHICAGO Ir(hunf.
Sioux CTR, H., Jan. 7,-Tlle 0w.nB brothers.
who have 1ust returned to Dunhomue, Dakota,
from nunstng and trapping expedition up tho
Whito River, Erporr that they found tho bodtea
Of ten men lying on tue ground who probably
wero killed BY Indians near the head wEtsra OF
that river,
, 1876-01-08
KANSAS,

THE sonrMcuM1sn BEhslos,
IoPsKA. Aan.. Jan. 7.-About forty meu,bcrs
Of tho Legislature arc arept]y in the c,v
, 1876-01-08

,- THE ENoLisH OPERA,
Tho hfth performance by tho Kellogg troupe
was eivon last egou'ng to al inmouso audience
At llooley'a, every part Of tho theatre boing
dsnaaly crowded. Tho opera was "Frs Dtayoio,"
nnd tho cAat mas ~ follows;
, 1876-01-08
CHESS.

cEE7EI4apt O.. JAa. 7,-A the ehsas match
to-day tbs aauaa ws4 won by 5ud& 8so1a, Judd.
u AbnruuL u dranzv l..
, 1876-01-08
RAILROAD TINE TABLE ::
ARRIVAL AND DEPARFIIRs Op rKAIN1

<,o;nf ;fIAHt5ioH o. RErxnxxc4 stAna sf sata,a.,
tive oundAs ata:oi T.. ID. Daiv. 'seSaEs1. An
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN sttts,a,
- ets: ssn:Fnaa tfa:ss a.f Ii a,A..
, 1876-01-08

so0ulu b6 taksn from }uIiea
:, defect III tue Log law 1a nailed Mheron no.
tico Of forfeiture OF taxed goods IL Withheld
fren the yohm.
Gahernstortal vlows upon Tho Important sub
1ect Of threatened repud,ati0n arc bcIuw pre-
ncpted verbatim:
como now 10 subject, the speedy and rtopor ds.
potal o. Which beluyo to bo demanded by uycry coD.
Aks Of roiny, justine. Ind hpuar allude
o Of tho TT the Htato ropre.
sonl bo1Ids" No duty s1ra!y te moro Obligatory
uPou taots intTaEsI with tho htghoat In1bc lpiaree
r1s'a n sae vRilau naainteasnea q &eaAitiys public
kmnno prsasFvarou. Tho fset thai Ito holders Of
teh9 t9sta0ns Aro ueharrr tho ordinary ErtnoIy
tSsiIoa " ~ courts 0f jnscs, ppI arc forced 10
an,s tea y xaakea tho sonse Of suck obligation ia tic
.taatA " aoahat ucu. will not iaaulk your uudsr.
s!shta!ns os sense Of 1uIlea faF ~ to AtteHpt
so,x u suPpoIe nthns of tho vulldiiy or
ev.ae 5uat ob!ix2tiun i nster. INDEED. viii,
o9s = Hnets1t. uhethss In pnhiio or prtvatu
y ~ u!a c.ss IT, wall nueo to ~ that t.aess II,
sors 70 snbtcFfuRe Tho measure proyilinu ftr ths H.
sue OF taese bnuAs Underwent eu un.su.H ,,rntrrf
n,a ss.iona uoe,s4pn during tina longest iegss
VARIOUS ovt.one sutIsotsd L, cipss insr.tin1
anttGzl4 aua lx tha p4okla cunseus IN nubi ms. =
auss w r. esGu. 80 xs.ehfui pabo rrn4s and
Va n:sa ~ II. s 1has.y Of sshs.ass ample as
!ssou Ia Tho psopls wheFuupoa ii rnesiTrs ~ ne,1
nb approval bI m Affirmative vot AZ neariT fanr =,
sna aaa taps became 20. W h.sy and neoaadss.to
eas ooaaatuton. entteIoted With tla fnnrct1,ahIs
aneson s.,c q organic law. Moreover. tho Eonds
Msa hs Provided fee xsta epslIy Hsusd oujy nnan
p tsithiu ID ,txl.nt g1esaa,. .n'1.s9 4 Spea
eoafssi ptxseaded that tie p4assar Of th. sssS.t "
aasaeAes IN tha 4~gtslasups a belols IL
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At - Windsor avenue, in the town or
Windsor. lived two mon ana twp women.
hr0thcts and SISTERS. and children Of W. W. fond.
rheir house Wa rented ftum WllilW Wre. who
has son named John Rice. who rs tmploNtd as
engineer on the Grc1t Western RHilroat. The
yDung,.st cnild ~ Mr. Bond wa a daughter
u ilcd Maggie. and between her and iutn Rice
nu ntfarhment WAS formed. beginning late last
y vrmbcr. resulting In MARI - al the hri les
rel lence On Monday evening last, ani ttgmluat-
ing Thursday afternoon by the suicide r the
Urle.
All The parties are highly respected. MAGGIE
Bond VS. tNrtcdin -iy an-itiNC, aud when her
lrotNcrrana l-tors i1Nu.'v mentioned her en-
easrucut to Mr.. RIO she was very mach On
haTassed. Wnvu The marriage DAY drew near
she Appeared nervous. and romrlaiued Of "a dis
tracing headache, ami TO avoid cNcttcmcnt inc
ceremony wa- performed quietly. TN. hnde' 3
ol 'c-t sister hcin. the only witness. = 'ter the
nupt ne tnc brde was sIili much drprcstid, ana
ou llurs' Iy forenoon size went away from
home. Later w the day her husband tVun1 a
mum and pair OF gloves Wing on Tie wha'f, aud
on lrilal NOR Orpsa W-s I oxen from The lNel.
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BrRNED ny 4 PIRATE AT SLA.


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