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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
TRANSCONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
N Ii G


Its track is of STEEL RAILS and on II has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
been made in this country. By this route pas
sengers for points East OF Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
WAYS,
- THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
= man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
7 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
i ace Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNIE
TIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS):
- THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
. ace Drawing-Room and Silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
WAYS: AZ
- THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman PALE
% ace Drawing-Room and Sleeping Cars,
through to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
a man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanesvills,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
lasted and perfect track of steel rails. the eel
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the ad-
mirable arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts in modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries.
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Of1ces of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. II. STENNETT, Gen. Pas Agent
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
II. P. STANW0OD General Agency III
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
SEWING MACHINES g!

If you are wanting to buy Sewing Ma
chiue, try a new Wilson and you Will nave no
other.
A trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its superiority over all others, being adiusta-
BILE in all its parts, every movement pelhg
positive, with perfect tension and adJusta-
BILE feed 1t is simple, strong, durable and
cheap, light and rapid running, doing all the
different varieties of sewing from the hnest
fabric to the heaviest cloth or leather
The latest improved Wilson will not run
backwards, thereby avoiding the breakage OF
needles and thread and necesstating the re-
moval of the goods from the machine whlie
winding the bObbins as is the case with All Ii
other machines. HIGHEST PREMlU M Al
THE WORLDS FAIR, Vienna 1873. very
mportant Improvement has lately been ad-
ded to the Wilson. Call and see 1T before pur-
chasing elsewhere. TO try one is TO buy one.
e. C. GLlDDEN, Agent,
No. Court street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Also-Agent for Frank Lesie's Cut Paper
Patterns. On hand, superior stock of
needles, thread, silk twist, oil and attach
ments for all standard Sewing Machines.
ola 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
CHANGE OF TINE.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Saturday Jan. l,lS76, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
folloyve.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02

CsIeD n day at home. Agents wanted.
sDlA Outfit and terms free. TRUE & CO.,
Augusta. Maine. marl4d&wly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
w UTE
TO ARIZONA.
3 Days................to.... ........- Prescott
a Days.~......-...tO... Tucson

The Arizona and New Mexico Express Com
pany are now running new first-class coaches
via Ehrenberg and Wickenburg to Prescott,
Phoenix, Florence and Tucson, starting eve
ry other day from Seven Palms, the terminus
of the Southern Pacific railroad Leaving
days in March, odd dates; in April and May,
even dates.
H0Shortest, quickest and cheapest route.
For passage tickets apply at Southern Pa
eihc railroad depot, Los Angeles.
G. HI. WELLS,
Gen, Superintendent,
Tucson Arizona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CENTENNIAL.
1776. 1876.
PROCLAMATION.
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
The Popular Route Overland

Passengers for Chicago, Niagara Falls,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal, Quebec,
New York, Boston, or any point East, should
buV their
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from the effects OF g
youthful follies or indiscretion, will do#
we'll to avail themselves of this, the great-k q
est boon ever laid at the altar of sufferingG
humanity. Dr. SPINNEY will guaran- 8
tee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal IA
weakness, or private disease OF any kindEt
or character, which he undertakes andkz
fails to cure. He would therefore say to2
Hthe unfortunate sufferer who may ready
this notice that you are treading upon E]
dangerous ground when you longer delay s
in seeking the proper remedy for your =
complaint. You may be in the fi1st stage III
remember you are approaching the last. rs
If you are bordering upon the last.and area
Suffering some or all of its i'll effects, re- -
member that II you persist in procrastina- Is
Ition the time must come when the mos =
skillful physician can renderyou no assis- b
3tance; when the door OF hope will De-
closed against you; when no angel of mer-E y.
Icy can bring you relief. In no case has thekS
Doctor failed of success. Then let not de- ESS
spair work upon your imagination, bu Sz
avail yourself of the beneficial results OF
s. his treatment before your case IS beyond 81
r. the reach of medical skill, or before grim AZ
death hurres you to premature grave. -
Full coarse of treatment S25 Send moneyH
1 by Post Office Order or Express, with fullE7
of case. Call, or address, e
DIR. A. Ii. SPINNEH, e
4sel0 d&wy No. III Kearny ST., s. L 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02
LINES OF TRAVEL.

. It f A Nj E II ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02

If TO keep the spirits up you must pour
the spirits down, get M. Keller's pure, una
dulterated Brandy. Goods delivered to all
parts of the city free. dec7-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-02

HONSIGNMENTS OF Goods, Wares and
~ Merchandise respectfully solicited. Reg
ular sale day for Horses, Wagons, Furniture,
etc., on Saturday. Titles to all animals
guaranteed. Charges reasonable.
, 1876-06-07

| able to do business without banks,-the
question Of resumption In ono purely Of bus
mess. Tho legi.innto control Of tho National
Government over tho bnnks Is mainly con.
f'nca to protecting tho bill-hollcr against
loss. 1'y allowing tho banks to deposit &
cent gold bonds or gold with the Treasury
to NIL amoun. dollar for dollar with the notes
issucd by them, relieving them Of tho oxao-
tiona now made of them, thoro would bo no
difficulty In tho why Of the banks maintain
ing currency rodecmab1o on demand In
coin.
Tho Republican pnrty at Cincinnati will
unquostionably rof]ect tho moral sentiment
Of the vast majority Of tho people by pro-
nouncing against my incroaso OF Govern
mont currency, mud in favor Of apeody re-
turn to gold rs tho only honest national
STANDARD Of values. Tho promise OF tlcctara-
ton to resumo Rrecio payments III 1871 is,
as wo lsnya sald, pioco Of harmloas sonti-
montalism to which tho party, doaling with
facts and principles, is in no way bound to
commit itself. At the sa,no time, tho de-
n,and for Its ropon1 Is but sonsclcss clamor,-
tho repeal In no wiso possponing or other
wisc affecting tho time whom specie payments
will DO resumed.
, 1876-06-07

a San Francisco newspaper has got at the
bottom faets In regard to the HcrxceoYlp!an
ilnbrogllo that is perhaps going to lead 10 IT,
construction Of tho map of Europe. According
to the vcraelous Frisco sheet, the bottom fact
about 1t all Is that Yankee was ut the bottom
OF II a1l-ERwlN DAVIS, formerly broker on tl,e
Pacific Coast, and It WIS al1 brought ubout by
him "a gigantic stock-operator. Having
faflcd In Sun Francisco, DAVIS, sone years
atnce, went to Lolltlon mud became Ill opcrstor
on the Stock Exchange. There, abou. two
years since. he organized pool with E4,0OO,-
o00 cnp!tal to bear Turkish bollds That done.
'ic h!ea hil,f to Herzegovina, antl by judlclous
outlay Of money melted the revolt, in ant!ctpu-
tie7 Of which tho pool sold short, Turkish
stocks, Of course, declined frightfully, aud tho
pool rcnlized ~, ,0oo,0o0, of which DAVIS got
$1,000, ,ooo-or s35,o0ooo0 gold-as his sl.urc,
All OF which sllows that Yankee entcrurtse IL
equal to running tho clluto monarchIcs as
stock-1obbing operation. But thu question
which remains ia, Hon Is 1t that tho English
papers don't mention DAVIS ani hts millions
baggea, or stnglu operation which thrcatcns
all Europe In warf
, 1876-06-07

Another shining light in tho ranks Of the
Peoples Party hna bcen c1ting.1islled an-
other Of coLy1N's supporters has surrendered
Internationally. Il11paEru Inns gono to meet
HEs1Hd, REuM, Buffalo MILLER, and tho rest.
The "young DEMosrnENEs OF the Common
Council has "laid down" and "givcn up
His caso WAS called for trial yesterday
in tho United statea Court, and H11-
DnETu entered plea Of guilty b
two counts Of tho indicte,ent charg-
ing him with crookedncss rs a Gauger.
He has thrown hi,asof upon tho clemency
Of the Court, and If bis youth and ine1rosi-
once. lis purity of char:.ctor, his pc 4era OF
oratory, and his distinguished services to
tho Taxpayers Of Chicago in the capacity of
Alderman, aro given proper weight in tho fix
ing of bis punishment, there is encourage
ment to expect TINT H1lpRE1u's banish,nont
from his fayorite sphere Of usefulness will
not exceed ten years. Under less extenuot-
ing circumstances it might be for life.
, 1876-06-07

Ihe friends Of hlr. CoLy1N hayo caused a
fictitious case to be brought in the nature Of
quo soarranto, in which one JAMEs STEg1K,
contractor, is rolator and GOWN respond.
cnt. The proceedings aro upon TN agreed
statement of facts; judgment for Gown
WIS taken by consent, mud tho caso hurried
down to Mount Vernon. The aim il to have
tho Supreme Court, upon tho facts M stated
in that record, try md docide the question OF
who is Mayor Of Chicago. That kind Of
practice may DO sharp, but the Supreme
Court will not DO ontrapped in that way.
Judge D1cxEr, Of the Supreme Court, who rs
Corporation Counsel has given official opiu.
ions.i in this caso, will not permit tho Important
question involved 10 be decided by the Court
in this partial and incomplete manner, pre-
aented by ono side only. Should the mnin
question in this case over be taken to tho
Supreme Court, 1t should 60 thoro upon q
full record, and be properly represented by
tho people MS well Us by Atr. GOWN. Tho
counsel who have filed this bill requiring
CoIs1a to show ca1Bu why he pretonla to 10
Mayor, and who have agreed to tho facts
and who consented to judgment for GOWN,
md who nre prepared to consent to liko
judgment for him In the Supreme Court, aro
hlessrs. E. II. IIA1NEs and ". W. O'Bn1Es. Tho
whole case is 30 transpareutly put-up Job,
"A fictitious suit that We layo no doubt
the suprclno Court would, upon proper sug-
gestion, strike it from the docket.
The Citizens Association may properly
take such measures as will inform the su-
, 1876-06-07

and promised the patronage Of tho city tc
induce tho vennl Aldermen to stand by him
he agreed that they nnl their friont1a should
continue to profit by tho prolonged tenure
Of oa'ce. 1{o resortcd to eycry means which
willy adviaerH could suggest, md pant1crcd 10
overy intorost Mt tho sacrifice of the public
wolfnrc, to defeat tho lawful effect Of tho
chartor NJ 1t has been construed by lilo
Judges to whom tho case wna submitted,
Most men receiving judicial notice thnt
they had arrayed themselves againat the law
o. well ~ against tho will Of tho people for
moro than year wonl have taken occa-
sion to abandon the position, and would
h"ve sought to counteraot as mitch AZ
possible tho pernicions effects Of such
policy. 80 Afr. CoLTrS would l,nvo tione
had ho been actuatol by any higher motive
thnn TINT Of clinging to oflioo for his own
personal benefit nnd TINT Of his rotainorH
an'i friends. II ho hal the acnsitivencsB Of
mulo i'a would have resigned bis placo i'm.
mctliatoly upon tho promulgation OF yer.
dict 30 huniliating to him. On the con.
trary, he construed it simply rs a war
rant for his continuing ss locun knens
for twenty or thirty days longer,
md began immediately 10 assert himself
md harasa tho Council In overy way possi-
bio. If it WAS his purpose to o,nbnrrass tho
city he could not proceed moro successfully
than he has proceeded. "Huo or Ruin is
tho motto which sce,ns to govern his ac-
tions, and after him he hopes to leave moth
ing but chaos. Thismust hnyo been his mo-
tiro in removing the entire Board OF Public
Works before making any provision for fill
ing tho duties they havo discharged. Ii this
waa not his idea, then his action was sug-
gestefl by some recent hostility to the gou.
tlemen constituting TINT Board, Or by a DEM
agoglcal 1esi'o to pander in an impractical
mud unsafe way to the public demand for rc-
tronchmcnt and consolidation of off. es which
had been popularly inaugurnted by h1r.
HOME during his brief tenure of tho Of
ficc. Mr.. CoLvis ought ut least to havo con-
alteration enough for the people of Chicago
to remember that ho is only tho dcting
S1ayor ,-acting because former corrupt
Council had failcd in its duty to call IN cleo
tion TO fill vacancy in tho Office that
at tho very best, he cannot hopo to remain
in the position thirty days longer. Let him
also remember, If ho would retain ycstigo
OF respect for himself TINT tho majority in
the present Council represent tho present
feeling and desires Of tho community, andso
not oppose them. a man who has at onco
the people, the Council, tho law, and tie
Courts opposed to him, and whoso desperate
grip will not keep him in office more than q |
, 1876-06-07

The conduct Of Mr. CoLr1N since the de-
oision Of the quo tarranto caso would indi-
cato that he accepts that verdict as o sort Of
triumph OF his personal causs over tho pub-
lie desire 10 got rid Of him. As mattor OF
fact, there il nothing In either the majority
or minority opinions Of tho Court which will
warrant this construction. Tho only disa-
grccment between the Judges waa about the
authority OF the psop1o to fill the vacaecy by
I'LL election whom tho proper tribunal had
neglected to giye notice in tho mannor and
form prescribed by law. Two OF the Judges
took the broad and correct yiow that the will
OF the people unnistakably expressed at tie
polls cannot bo defeated by any previous
neglect on tho part OF public ofllcials, aud
that this rule applies to special elections on
agoneral election day III we'll a. to those
which recur regularly Mt stated intervals.
But baro majority Of tho Judges were hold
down by tho generic judicial droad of depart.
ing from tho technical constructions Of a
statute, and therefore held that Mr.. uoYAx
Ind not beon legally elected.
majority Of tho Judges agreed in tie
conc!'lAlon TINT there las been vacancy in
tho o'lico Of Mayor sinco HAY, 1875, whom
the now charter waa "stuifed " on tho peo.
pie, In th!a respect the verdict was u re-
buko to Mr. GOWN, aud in no souyo a
triumph. It was formal declaration from
tho bench that the Circuit Judges Of Cook
County believe with the people Of Chicago
TINT Dir. GOWN (instcad of having tho right
to tho office upon which ho has insisted all
, 1876-06-07

A canvass Of tho New York delegation to
tho Cincinnati Convention shows that at
least thirteen out OF the seventy will not sup-
port Mr. CoSK11No after tho first ballot. All.
ready the question has boon discussed where
to cast tho coSKI1sa strength whom it shall
become certain that he cannot be nominated.
There is o strong tendency toward A1r. WAsu
nunsE in Now York, where he il regart,od as
certain to get niuo-tenths Of the German yote
OF the State, and especially to weaken the
Democracy BY drawing OF the German
Catholic vote.
, 1876-06-07
THE SPECIAL MAYORS ELECTION.

THE SPED1AL MAYORS ELECTION.
The ordinance proposed in tho Common
Council ordering special election to fill tho
vacancy iu tho Office OF Mayor, which orli-
nance is to be actel on tonight, is, 1t sec,nu
to us, defective, and its passage In it's pres
ent form may lead to further troublo. Tho
ordinance provides that the election tako
place Oh tile 27th of June. The Inv of tho
State requires twenty days notice of all spe-
cial elections to fill vacancies. This ordi-
nance, it pissed tonight, will, VIC aup-
pose, have to bo approved by the Mayor,
which he may not do in fivo days, in which
caso there will not be time for tho notice re-.
quirod by law, and tho election will ba
again void for want Of notice. Moreover, the
Acting h1nyor has tho power to veto tho ortli-
nance, and will undoubtedly do so, in which
case tho ordinance will not bo passed until
home time next week, oil too late to permit
twenty days notice before the election. Tho
Council tonight should amend tho ordinance
by fixing tho date of the election on Tues-
day, July II, and, IT II be passed. tonight
and vetoed, and passed over tho veto next
week, will give time for a'l these Delays and
leave tile twenty days notice required by
law. The Council should understand that
they hive to deal with an INSCRIPTIONS ad
versary, acting under malignant and rovo-
lutionary advice, and they should 80 net as
to permit no advantage to be taken of their
proceedings. To pass tho ordinance in tho
present slnpo would bo to delay tho election
until August. An ordinance returned undor
veto cannot be amended, but must be ro-
passed Or rejected as It originally passed..
, 1876-06-07
PERSONAL

~%e respectfully suggust to Mr. Moody that
ronsing sncutlng In Cincinnati about the l4th oi
June might do thls great country world Of good.
Impoverished husbands wl,l be grlcyod tu hear
TINT ahc 6uptcino Court Of New York has decided
sgainut benedict In tl,at 6tatc whu contested Tho
| payment Of BILL contracted by hls wife.
''SksEmfsh aiung the beet way possible" 3fr.
Calvin, anl the people Will take caru Of you In
about twenty days. Tho express business has been
anguish!ng Ut latc; It must AerI your valuable str
vices.
sfr Hlasne's spcnccr.r!n stock was paid for In
notcsi thoso notes were taken up With dividends;
and there was handsome surplus brsidcs II was
Fortunate speculation. The last dsldenIs weto
paii IN 1870.
The County Hoard has had enough Of picked
Grand lurfeH, aud now lutcns to return IN thu old
System Of cl'noalng humble and ''Aafe" men.
jokes Joke and tbs fIoar believes the lust usand
Jury carrled tho Joke too far.
Jcrolna DonapAEtcs addrrss to hls constituents
accepts the Republic unreHcsycdly aB the only
form OF Government possIbtc In France, but It Is
noticed that ho took hIE scat In tho Assembly On
the hight, back Ut tho noahpartIsts.
It 10 rasy to Imagine tic Washington correspond.
ent Vt the Chicago IInts quoting Thackcray to tho
hcal.llnu mAn; ~ have III objections to yuur put.
ting mY dispatches under your fret, but lu object
to your Sticking your oars sh1uugh thsu,."
ttts not Il had ldra, that Of Mr. Noss!tvr John.
son, who haa undertaken TO edit serirs Of .'Con.
densed Classics" embracing number Of STANDARD
works Of English Action. What wonders cau bo
wrought with ''Our Mutual Fsleud" by u rkl!lfa!
conIcnsc1i
The ruling OF Judge Donohuo, Of Ncw
York, ~ to the liability of "sp!ri.4" who
Work fof gain to pay license fee, has sug-
gested to tho lPor'a that tho Aev. Mr. Talmags,
0etng . person who performs eccentric feats fo.
money 1n the shape Of salary. ought to take cut
!tcenss.
IN Monday last Mr. Arthur Wheeler and tht
Acssrs. Holt, sonA OF Mr. D. It. 1tult Ut thl. city,
returned to Chicago after prolonged tour abroad.
NJ Wheeler has just finished Il trip around ths
world, and tho readetsolT Tnx TMInuNx will rtmen'
bes sasiuus interesting rtesa written by lin oFss
tho signature Vt ''Azthus."
George L, Aiken, 4 brother Of Frank Il. and
Albert L.. died recently OF d1phthern On JsEssy
CITY Heights liz was IL years of ago. liz gaze
dramatic form to many Lsugsr atorics In ths
zenith Of thclr popularity. and hla vesz!on u
"unc!s Tom's Cabin !" had prolonged run 1t ~
National Theatse, New York.
Ar Winter, dsnlnatlc critic 0! tho New YoI8
Tribune has takon iu hand tho pesaunsl aspects d
Ml*s Anna Dickinson's thcatrlcal experience. III
treats hef severely. but sesm4 to have ustico h
Side, and ~ sho did not heslae inpugn bis hoA.
eaty, n certainly had psoyocattou suosgh. Ax.
, 1876-06-07

Tho Senate Committee appointed at tic
instance Of Senator DAVIS, of West Virginia,
Ro:nc five months ago, after thorough i'll
vcstigation of tho modes of doing business
IN tho Treasury Department, report TINT
they are satisfied that no cause for complaint
exists therein,
, 1876-06-07

Tho Chicago produce markets were activo
yesterday, and irregular. Provisions wcre
unsteady. Hess PORK closed 5@71o Per brl
higher, at $i9.75 for Juno and $500 for
July. Lard closed ahade fr,uer, At $l0.65
@'o.67a eash and $10.Ca4 for July. Meats
vefs 10 per lb higher, at o. 10 for boxed shoul-
dets, 9ao for do short ribs. and oAe for do
short olesra. Lafs froights were easier, at
zts for corn to Buffalo. ltail.freiglts woro
unchanged Flour was dull and steady.
Wheas o1ossd 20 lower, at $1.c31 for
s-<s snd $LoaA for July. Corn closed IL
ov7r, 1t ttao for juno and 44lc bid tor July.
oAs were frmer, closing at 29o Tor Juue
and s9lo for July. Ayo was stronger, ut
5o&7!c. barley Eas unchanged, at 57c.
, 1876-06-07

The Irish llome-Rule members OF Parliament
haye achieved notable victory By carrying the
amendment to tho law which forblls tho salu
OF intoxicating liquors during portion Of SUM-
day 81 ~ to nuke It apply to the whule Of that
day. The resolution to th!s effect Was intro
duced by Mr. aAsru, member for Lonlo,,-
derry, and thc uoYer7'nent opposed 1t, tho op-
position aristng from tue indebtedness of til,
Government to tho beer interests. II, thrrc-
fort. tlo Government should allow thu Irish 10
, 1876-06-07

gcornY of Tina when ha h;msa,f WIGHT IT,
uuiotua mako will, boro boi1l;n .. a..,,
Az1z has gone further tbnn U.,nrr uo hoa
Jumped tho life to came. norro,v;ro tho
sc;ssora frnm ono of h;e fo;r f,;roo,,;o,o ~
| opoucd b,a vo;pa- ond il ror r,o,o ~ .,sas 80
the prophcs. and there /. now y va,, .mon,,
tl1o lato inu,atcs Of the sorog,;o r,ha H.
patches affirm that lie comm;ttc,7 sr;c;ao
| This is unlikely. howoyor. The ,rnrb. .,,.
their sultans this trouble bv ASSASSINATION
They bowstrinp them. They ,,ao than md
throw them to tho fish Of lin nosn,,or,s ~
They alit their weazena. If Annt,,~Ag,1
really committed suicide, l,o in thu llrat Turl.
ak Sultan who has been allowo Il In IN a
Tho manner of his death, however. in i,nmo.
torial ADDu1rAz1z is dead oa a door mil
There In no doubt of that,
AnDu1-Az1z WIS not q bad man aa Turks
60, but he was a weak, irrosoluto nnn
stepped in proiligacy, with facu1tioa nonr,v
dcranged by sensual cxcesscs. His roiun
opened auspiciously, When In nscon,,s,, tha
throne ho recognized wbat Turkey wanted
and ho 1nado a brave effort tn socuno n
During his obscurity ho had culsiyatcd n
model farm at scuturi, md displavcd ;ndue-
try, energy, and intelligence, Just after ,,ia
accession to the throne of oruu4x In
made tour Of Austria, Frapco md
England, and brought back with him
vnl,1abls ideas which ho lad oaine5 fro,,
his observation of Euronenn c;vilizo,;on
Ho was lavish in promises of reform. ITo
dismissed tho Ministers. Ha rotlucod I'm
civil List to n reasonable expenditure Ia
stoprod tho prodipa1 wasto of mo,.v fnr
which tic Turk has boon notoriDuu fro.n
timo immcmorial, uo abolished tin soroo1;o
and announced l,ia f]ntormi,at;on n horo b..
ono wife. Tia introl,,co1 oo,n ,,aa a,>,,.as
education in his E,nniro For t;,nn ,,o 49,.
m, tS0 ~ "'Ao