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, 1876-09-12
this morn.aE, after IN ahscnce oi about week.
Ile has been to Quebec.


1le has been to Quebec.
Fire Marsl,al sreenlo had call yestert1ay from
Theodore Nordxtron,, Swedish gentleman In
terested n everything different from things IN
his nwn country. Chicago aud her Fire Depart
ment ELECTED his special admiration.
The Hon. 1. N. Arnold and Mr. Ernest prua.
sing, the MaJor's nppoinsccs to thc Board Of
Education, took the oath Of Office yesterday
from Caspnr bntz, and arc ready for this uvG.l-
fng's meeting of tho Board.
The sign-wrcckera keep on'n their laulablo
work. They have commenced on ths streets
McFtckar yesterday SAW hta a[gn carried Awny In
tho hands OF q policeman, who, 1t scc1ns Is TO
rcspccter Of persons.
Sincs The popular loan wns 40 suddenly
snapped up persons have begun 10 see what
nice Investment t. would have been. There arc
loan arranged fn the same manner Sotne per.
sona who wanted to invest were waiting Till The
city had offered the warrants at ! discount.
Theodore Won Ilol1cn, brother Of the late
City Collector, and an enployo IN; tho o!llce of
died last Friday In Kane County. IN this STATE.
Mr.. Won llolen WAS an estitnablc mau and felt
Georges dlsgraco deeply; in fact, 50 much so
illat he tatist 10 healt'l from tue time Of his
brother'k fall 10 the day Of his own dcceasc.
month SLOWS a total oi 81 fires and . false
nlar,ns; cases Of fire arc known or supposed
to be tie work Of tncendarics. Tho total loss
wns *6,G1B, and the insurance On property In
risk 3lBa,B0O, The largest Grc WAS tn thu build.
iugs Nos. 4n7 and AUD Cnna1 street, wlero the
loss was s., 100. The Department should ro.
cetvc credit for attendance upon 4 fire outside
tho city llmite,-In the Stock Yartls,-whcse thu
loss WIS $40 000 mud the Insurance SIT, 900.
The Commissioner Of Health makes the fol-
lowing report Of death9 In tho city for the week
ending Sent. .: Deaths, 224; premature births,
8; still b1rths, 10. Causes Of death: Accidents
8; bronchitis, 2; CHOLERA lnfantIIn, o3: conyut-
eions, -; Group, o; cyallosls, .; diarrllna, IL;
JRatther5a' !,t o atepsy, :; dysentery' =; entcro
rcnistcnt fever, =; scarlet fever, u; typhoid
fcrcr, 4; gastro-cntcrttts, 3; heart disease, 8;
hydr0aphalus, o; hamilton, 1; Drght's disease
OF tho kidneys, 5; nlanslaug ghter, 2; meningitis,
Z; ccrcbro-spinal meningitis, 9; tuberg,llar ncil
ngtls 8; pcrltonitlst ); pt',tsts pul1noualls IL;
Fhe total il an increass Of g over ths past week
and an increase Of Il over the corresponding
week Of last year. Tho ages Of the dctunet
wcre "a follows: Under year, 10; to 2, 81;
Ito 8, II; 8 to 4, II; to s. o.; to 10, Il; 10 III
20 !; 20 to SO, o; 80 to 49, 1a; 20 to I'll, 81 80 to
81, ID 60 to 10, O.; 70 To 10, 1; 81 to %, g. There
were 197 males aud on females, 81 married and
1877 single. The greatest number Of dcatl1s were
lu the Fifth Ward, q; Sixth, 20; Seventh, 13:
Eighth, II; Fourteenth, 2U, Fifteenth, IS; SI1-
teenth, IL; Seventeenth, II.
, 1876-09-12

,,. fahHdtph1a irs.*.
mo past OF CElssGn teaus ltko ialfy ta!e,
nut Wao eaa nn IVY mtna1S II 10 me t"snsst AZ
roa4ie Leu 10 KotEc, anu ~ ways o1 NORTHWEST.
.rn traTel conTerEo IN Chicago, whll" the tircat
Lakes atiortt II water eonluuiIientiah Win tllu
World l. msre!y nesas the ocsas'n t. hare os',-
Gu for II through tnese tnagneess l1lntau tens,
thus making II scaboar1 town. c"an!ins vcd'
sci laden with gsain t" clear .lltect for Liver.
pool. ihc lacItlc haaF''atl lE'nss u 1ts :s1scr
communication Will tho GIeat Eastern En,'lTss En-
tI,an We ourselves possess, anu ssen & a!e , tei !
not !'e wIested iroln US, GhleaSo eNa iap n tr.a
BIT IehflnH Us Hicrcly "nat 4le uoe3 Hpt H1cu.
, 1876-09-12

sLoAH-1a this city Sept. II, ls7D,. Mamie
Mills. tntnnt daughter Of W. II. uud N. 4. Sloan,
aged months and III days:
Funeral iron, No. $50 West Madison.st. to-day
{lIth, at : o'ciock =. II.
DAKSTOW-sepi. II. At tho residence Of her
son, A. h. l3arstow, Mira. Mary Darstow. IN her
H8ti yc4r. Eel!ct OF A. Barstow. Of Droy!sden,
Lancashire. Eng. and mother Of J. aud a. Ii,
Barstow. Of ChicAgo.
aged 10 year.. Native oi Kings Couaty, Ireland,
htS brother law Edwafd Fox, No. lD3 TAIFa Az,
at 10 o'clock .. IN. to ST. NAfyIs Church, thence
by carringcs ta Calvary,
nKYADALE.--At Enstewood. Sept. 10. Annls,
danghor % Andlew and Susan pFysda'e, agsd II
Funeral from re.ldsncs No. 1877 Sixty-fousth.
IT., Enzlewuol, TuesdAy II o'clock p. m., 10
ELLEI'Y-;As Egs'sxooa. Sunday. sspt. 10. Q;
Sarah Il. klloty. asoa IA months.
Friends Of Tie family arc Invited to attend tho
funeral At the selldeucs Of his parents at Engle.
wood this t'rutsday) morning Atl oo'rlock- Trains
Leave Hook Island Depot ~ H. N.
take place It l e'cloek, !n4tssd Of
, 1876-09-12
RELIGIOUS.
THE REVIVAL

IT,. f,..,.ntt+. a, ,,,ot.t,.1 :, wall. ,sx.,1.
luz tonl's'l'tee appo'".su " nl''"o a,'Ane.-
ments 1nr training meetings reported through
tho 1scy. d. H. Walker to tlo rastors' rrnycr-
meeting yesterday at Lower Farwell Hall. Tho
Committee r,co,nmen1cd thnt 1nocttnes hc held
so''.. ., ' ~ .as ','s -. "e'u Nv
pfRyer'root't ol fafwell Halli that the tttne oe
Tuesday and Thursday evenings Of each week;
TINT tl,s nastors he requested to send the names
NJ snch pcrs,,ns ma tbcy wnrld tn,lorsa "a u,a,t-
nca 10 engage 10 thas "ork 10 the committee
at their meeting OF September IL; that tile
tl,ene for Tucaeay night, Sent. IL, be "Thc
Conduct Of tho InquIry.sivetlng and How to
ose the Mo.e ~ hrihg''g lmqu'FcIs 70 cnr1sF'"
And TINT Mai. Whtttlc and Elder juskihs he re-
quested to lead tho meeting; TINT fer Thursday
evening, Sept. II, tue theme ho "Repcntance
md Faith,h and that Bishop Cheney and
the Rev. Ga,uslla Anderson be request
ell to lead, anu that, III rasc they
cannot atteni, The Rev. G. L. Thotnpson ma
tho Rev. D. d. Cheney be substituted. The
pastora be- requested to give such directions to
tho weekly prayer.rnecttngs in tho churches as
will best make them training -lncetfngs for thls
Christian work They also. recommended that
Thursday, Sept. "s, bs Observed as day Of
EPISCOPAL
The thirty-nlnth Annual Convention oi the
Diocese Of Illinois opens at 10 o'clock this
morning ut the Cathedral Of IS. Peter anu Paul.
tcrnoos, and evening, anu the church work Of
ensuing year laid out. At 10 o'clock this morn.
ing tiis Delegates AND 4those who desire to attend
will assc.nblo at tho Cathedral, where AlornIng
scrvIeo will lc held under tho guidance Of tho
bishop. The opening sermon, welcoming tbs
delegates, will be preached by tic KcY. 8. y.
Harris, OF tho st. James Church. Tie Holy
Communion service will follow. The afternoon
will .1,rtt tI1t,, II
, 1876-09-12

TIE SPECIAL CQNNlTFEH
on Gas held meeting yesterday afternoon in
the Council chamber. There were present be-
sides the rcgnlar members Of tho Committee
the hlnyor, Corporation Counsel, and Mr.. Wnt-
klns, President Of The South Side Gns Company.
Aid. Throop was III tue clair, and, addrcaslng
aIr. Watkins, said tina. tho cars of tho Commit
tee were open to listen to any proposition which
hc lesired to mike.
hlr. ". stated that, since tho Council had al-
mitteQ two new gas companies-the Consumers
and the Cokc-Ento tile city, ho should not re-
new his pEoposition to furnish Eas a. si.5o per
md .tlc streets. llo would be willing
to make tllo' price for. the public
buildings so per 1000. but for the streets
l,c should .be, obliged to ask SCI, Per
ncr lamp II tho aye-foot burners wcro used.
The spcaker then told the old, old story. IIc
had lS2 miles and 5 225l feet OF mains now laid;
5,lIs lalnps to light. In July last their rocetpts
IT, %usas a:ss aSsnt ~ aS1' aa s s
lcakage had been about 10 per cent. In tlto
great fro IIis Company had lost 81, ,otO co., and
ilow they had 20 miles Of pipe from Which there
was NO consumer except tue city,: In hts propo-
nnnum waa Included, without extra conlnel!sa-
t!on, the lighting Of the lamps II, cloudy nights
VIXEN there shuuld bc monli
llo Mayor thld that tlG Qlau made q lew liE-
uEcs nbot the cost OF lighting by tho thrco-
foot burners. The minimum rost per lamp per-
year would 10 $500, all.i tho maximum cost
$lD.05 30 the average was about Sl75j.
sfr. Watkins sail that he did not thiMk that
At S9l per lump, he would ba receiving $l.W
Eer LOCO feet. Ills proposition ut $l,50 for
Jumps and So fur buildings tncluicd all tie cost
for lighting, cleaning, tslawing, etc. II the city
wanted 10 stand the expense If cleaning, ETC.,
he would furnish gus ut <l.T5 for the lamps,
at,a the city could admit all the companies ii.
tho country II 1t chose. lie had only u,ado lis
sl.D proposition II prevent blackmall from tho
new companies. lie should not renew It. Some
Of the woult.be gas company nlcn had already
h1nted to him to sell out to them. However, II
the city adopted hts proposition, they might
save something by cuttng of say 500 la,ips.
And II tho city did not csiouse to arcep. the
proposition, but preferred ia Hight with oil, ho
should not say anything sgslnst 1t. lic kllpuld
willingly take up with the SITS for lighting the
streets II the city did tho cleaning, lighting,
thnwsng, etc.
He tlsen withdrew,
The Mayor stated TINT he Ind noueht new
from Mr. H!lItugs, and supposed that the s.. nc,
1,01O offer was the best that could be gotten 10,
Gvc.foot burners,
The Committee then went Into dfscusslor
and agreed upDn some reports, tho substance o.
which will ba found tn tue account oi The pro
eeellugs Of the Council.
, 1876-09-12
TEE COUNTY BOARD.

BILLS.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho County
Board WAS held yesterday afternoon, ali tho
members being present except Mt. Burdtck.
The reading Of bills was The hrst order. All
OF them were unimportant, and wera proper.
ly referred.
QUARTERLY REPORT.
The quarterly report of the Warden OF tho
Insane Asylum was then read and referred. Tho
report showed that the expenses at the Asylum
had been St5.237.1a, and that the average num-
the roor-llousa had been $1l,5i5.30 and tho
inmates GO0. The tntcsnenta at tha County
Cemetery had been 2,,q, md the receipts from
the two institutions from sales had been
s2l0.73. ..-..-.,.-
THE NEXT GRAND Junr.
. The Board then proceeded To draw tho Grand
Jury for the October term Of THO Criminal
Court, as tollows: n. chfistnpl, =, ": II: NJ NJ
ran, barney siaiion, JOHN i. To'omsy, William
Young, W..P. TRAY, James Kynn, c. a. Taylor,
c. G. Miller, Thomas Nelson b. Mcdonnell, N.
Clark, Y. .. Ives, E. Ba'ger, Conrad Niedert,
Frank DralIen, Charles 9mIus, Jr., L. Baerl J.
II. O'l'rlen, aud a. II. Woolcy.
COMMITTEE on nEPoRTs.
The Committee On Jail ard jail Accounts re-
ported in favur Of allowing bills to tho amount
Of Liza "A, mast Of Which were for calcitnnins
The Committee on Printing and Stationery
,,,,rt,j ~, .,,,,,l., i'm. a,,o 1t,,aru r,no II
nt ~ ~ VI su5 .o1 ~ 1a3 nuS S,," "o T., u
stOl,G3 lor PRINTING .ue hua'T 9 piG9eeeul.IEs ~ ~
tEe Clheaso DefnoxTof, yen. t'eps paper, LOT
tile month OF August. Adopted.
The COMMITTEE on Hospitals xnd Fuhllc
Buildings reported II favor ~ building stablo
In connection With thc new n9npltal.
az. 'StaHrcy opposea luz Iepott, any
Wantcd Lie tAo YORK postp9,nIeu aht, the ist o.
Mny in view I'll Lilo expenditures altcaAy lnauc
OH the Hospital grounds
air. Guenthcr wanted the report amended 20
, 1876-09-12
TIE COURTS,

Sarah 8. Booth 5led bill against her husband,
Edward Booth, charging blu With descrtiou,
and asking for q divorce.
Esther A. Snow began suit against her hus-
band, Charles c. Snow, asking for divorce for
atnlilar cause.
Personal,
Bit. ". q. Edwards, Of the Chicago steno-
graphic Association, has just returned from Ills
wedding trip. Tie WAS married Aug. 81 to Miss
hInnie ehattack, Of Nattck, Mas, and the hap
py pair enjoyed their honeymoon in the shadow
OF the White Mountains.
p" ITEMS,
In tho ca1e of tue Union National Bank W.
, 1876-09-12
chMFl i.lAEs

The grpht sale Of choice cnu,eltfaA brought here
by Mcssss. Bu!sx j. Co.. florists, Of Springfield md
ptt1acd 1ass., NIll be held at 10 Monroe street,
Palmer lTonsc. In th.s city dur[ng the week, cnu,-
mcnclng to.dny. This 10 4 vcry choice collection.
tls greater part leing whites from three to acyen
worthy tho attention of horiats and tbs GeHe.ui
, 1876-09-12
THE CITY.IIAIL,

License receipts yesterday were s400.
Water.rents yesterday wore sa,S64.
Yesterday s10a, 900 was seut East to meet tho
interest on the new revenue loan.
COMMISSIONER Prindlyllle Il expected home
, 1876-09-12
OIL PAINTINGS At altcJiON.

Onr citizens Of eultnrs and refinement shnelh at
tend tho snls Of elegant oil paintings ths" day at
gallery 1f}8 Madtsnts street ElisOn, Psrftse1uy.E
Co., auctioncers Sale tnkes place At ~ otruck
a. m. The pictures will ba soid without fesussv or
limit,
, 1876-09-12
EQUALIZATION,

6pectai bspa,ta To Jas 1ritunA.
Spn1nar1rLD, ILL.,, Sept 1.-1s is probable
that tho State Board Of Equalization will ntld
ITO per cent to tho assessment OF real estate
in Cook County, as rcportrd to the Auditor by
tho focal officers.
, 1876-09-12
THE SUPREME COURT.
Amount OF Work Before It at OF.
taWa.
slovonly Way in Which the Court Docs
lis Business.
Instances Of Rnlically Different Opinions
on the Snme Point.
How tho Evils Complained Of Are to Be
lemedied.

How tho Evils Complained Of Are to Ba
lemediod..
Pertinent to the convening Of the Supreme
Court At Ottawa, the following interview was
had yesterday with lawyer Of good standing at
the Bar, and with considerable practice before
tho Supreme Court:
Said the reporter: "The Supreme Court OF
The State meets to-daya"
''Ycs, ia 0ttawa, In Lasalle County, piaco
on tho Chicago i flock Island Railroad, u
miles from, Chicago, "A miles from Joliet, where
tho Chicago, Alton 4 st. Louis Railroad crosses,
and 10 m!lcs from Lasallc, the crossing Of The
Illinois Central. 1t tnay be reached, atao, by
branch oi tho Chicago, Burlington = Quincy
Raiiroad.'
"Aow TO tho Judges got tlicrc1"
"Dy sfnuous routes, more tedious thnn trip
10 New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. four
Of the Judges will rcac', their p1aec Of labor"
"What is tho power Of the Courtf"
"Thts Court possesses the supreme judicial
power Of tue State As the laws now stand,
ricd there for final decision, and none 80 largc
"Iias It ren,Iy III ills poweri"
nv, or e1s M sn poTSM II + o asann f m s
atn+n. nn, u | consfdnrn t1,nt tis T. X fnurs,,
stats ~ % ill., ,in,, TX t,,teo.s -
anI nn.vsr ~ er ~ H. r, .,s
@'u - IIn,v !, II ~. ~ So"rt .,n.1 ltntnais;
utrhr cnst, III c,usi.ts n se1en .i,,dr... cto..n
fro,, III r"rts ~ fi'" stoto. fa,,r n5r,titmto
ns ~. ~, ~ ~. ,ee,,.s"nu ~ ts i,;as -
ao,ro or ~" avn,v .ns n.ai !; AUX '"os'e' 10
\ IL rh,' tna,r' .hc aSer.oto~ ~ ~.
caar. "ursvvrrn Ti,,s y. rrn,1
,,d h,rv ,,'an,, iii Is tr1a,,f, ia .A""''
A. sbIs Yor,n ~, ahnut M .,,a. zr,,, H.. ,r..
,o,t" i"v,.r aitunst "rorr o-,atr ~
a,a.;irn Will, .to,I ~ 4 4,r'',,,: IL ,Ss
I,rt ~ III +imn sn,,n.nI ti9t ta .ha
"d1s, 1"vs ',,ni n, o,r ~ .,,,,t, deas r"rt ~ ~
gtesn 1aavno "" rcst ~ ri toiini iii III ~
aSt IL, III hon"o,rth ta rt ~ s;,i Iii
~ s, na1 a1n1 T., ,iaotss s"'s as
~. nsn IL ,,y W.T. nnL tho ar,.r ~
Ill not this DECISION iisastrasiis to ti,e lits-
sasIfs., o-,,, -, h.. r.c-,,to5 tia. A.. f,,,.+
o ~ panta ~ ~. a. aat a1S roars
au ts IVY ~ tIe oi e. tniai mn} III
ago: Aasf y5 5sat ~ !. '11M % .of aee,saon neaI'y V
WEES % mn t.,, ."f SJatS eo1sIsa tn ~ ta nuumt
, 1876-09-12
mA1%lk6AEESs

TAUSnK : SNOW - In Ail.sainta' EpIaeopA!
Church, Chicago, by the Hector, the Rov. Henry
q, Perry, IN ths 10th Inst, Fredattck Tausos,
EsG., aud Ellss Eathur Snow, all OF th!s city.
, 1876-09-12

TWELFTH WARD.
Tho Twelfth Ward Republican Club nil, a,,en.
hlh At hcndgnhtltrr this evening. Cant T. i
shcfeurne, Col. A. d. Mooro, and r. G. lnr,,fn, IT,
Esq.. will speak, "A
, 1876-09-12

~ NINTH WARD.
An adjourned regular meeting Of The Ninth w..,
Republican Club viii be- held 1t o'clock ia, ,nahs
at New N1o6c Hail. on Dtsplancs.ht. netr M,sMs
son. The lions. il. II. Tnthill md A. L. Mn1H M,tt.
sou arc expected to address, the meeting. ~
eEal invitation Ia extended to all yo.cfe. ssu'
, 1876-09-12

FIFTH WARD.
All Republicans Of the Fifth Wari nrc rcon..,.,
TO meet at headquarters. corner Twenty -.sth .s
nutlnr Streets ts evening" md bring thei7 i,sma sna
ocrnttc friends. William ltross. Joln t.yle Eira a'
and otbers will address tho meeting. sinsIna i,
the Glec Climb. s"s W
, 1876-09-12


HOW 1T MAS.
An Indignant correspondent wants to know
why, since Mayor Heath Is enforcing TIC city
ordinances, a.o s!ocs not cause tlls building orll-
Tue correspondent alleges, US cause for hts
question, that on Prairie Avenue, btlWecn six.
tecnth and Eighteenth, streets. Nj. Writ Dexter
Is 5ust completing = two-stoEy, and basement
about G0xao feet In size. He says, further, that
II u pour 1nan attempts to put up 4 smull adll-
ton to Ills cottage hr is lined In tho Police
CURT aud hls addition ts pulled down,-why,
With regard to t!sls allegesl otsensc against tho
Building ordinance, 1t may he stntrt tlat Mr..
Dexter is crcet!ng such MI addition tn his rvs.
idencc AS the correspondent complains Of: H.
yesterday, however, revealed that alr. Dextcr'a
act was isnoWn there, aNl that liz, In fart, ilaal
obtained the requisite permit there. ':fhc ground
of granting him tho privilege was that llo had
frame addition which he had pltllel down 10
build larger. The ordinance provides that any
person having u frame addition to HE house
may enlarge II by rassing 1t to tho height Of the
root Of his addition, Mr.. De1tsr erected new
addition entire, which was, perllaps, fu az
cnrdancc With liberal construction OF the or
dlnance.
Tue Il 6ret batch Gaugers and storeke pers
=. were I'll, before Judge bludrctt ycsterday after.
noon. Their na,nss aro Kichard II. Watson,
Ernest Ma.ieFn!,, George II. mueller, James
: John 8. Chord. After fornal arraIgnlacnt,
: their cases were dismissed Oh the ground that
i; tho defendants had turned State'A evidence dur
tpg the recsut whisky trt.!s.
Z, manufactured near liadLSn, Wiz, wers
~ O.. h. 6asssa 6dsss sue. ss'f: 8: 1s:sa; s:a
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Sttteregattte Nott3e,,.

Sn Nem Oosf fsorb an 0i!ttmod, ben
Is. Mdra bic Gattin bes grsSenators RarI
S@ur5 ans Rinbbettfster. a
g. .. DebIf6Idger, Elm wobIbetonn.
ter 2ebrer Der beutiden Spra6e unb 8erfaI,
fec raebrerer beutIdzen9Iii6en Worterbl9er
unb Sdulbi@er, ftatb am IA. Ndr3 In gbi'
Iabelpbia. :
Sn Terre 9aute, Sn6., suur6e per ei.
nisen Tasen cine Sali6miin3erbanbe, pel6e
i6on Idngf in Snbiano ibr llnwefen trieb
unb tlber $50, 900 faIf6es 8elb in GircuIas
tion seiebt bat, nit Sad anb Bad uerbaftet.
9ie 8ewobner bes grbbaIIs. -
9rofeiIor Sdemns, elmer ber belten anerifas
nii6en Statiititer, I96bt bic unter 1riFIi@er
2eitun8 ftebenbe Bep0Iferung bes @rbbaIs
auf 985, ,459, 400 tnb bic unter ni9t5rifiIis
der 2eituns itebenbe auf 71l,332. 5s6.
$50 1T MaIbemar .. Manitbwib?
Cine Sral gIiIa @a8ener i9retbt uort 8ers
lii. aus an ben General Boftmeifter nnb bits
tet benieIben brin8enb, ibren 8ruber su cts
mitteLn, uon benz ibre ss6miIie felt 1871
nidts psiB. Ser Same bes gefudten 1T
HlCuspsHaut W UtuttISHiUtRy uHU 9Uk FH OeEs
felbe BIS Dor fiinf Sabrer aa9usisEi6 in ben
Der. Staaten aufgebaIten.
Gom Tbumb iit iebt in S6atten sefeIIt.
6. SIpnn in Wateruille, 2peoming gountp,.
BennipIuania, bat einen pier Sabre alien
Sobn, peIder, obrpobI in allen 36rpertbeiIen
proportionirt, nur 90 8ou bod ift un6, tpenn
9 Pfunb miegt. Das Rinb pirb
ME bic SDbe uon bem beribmten 8perge
Ions Tbumb erret6en. Bei ieiner Gebutt
lpos ber DaimIins bios d Bfunb. Das
Rinb 1T seiunb, fpridt unb ift trob ieiner
10 lebbaft ,uie Rinber in ieinem
9llter. 49,
Cine traurise 6eimreife.-Das in
Denper erideinenbe Colorado SournaI" Don.
4. Mar3 brinst foIsenbe trauriss 3unbe
5riebrid Usaper, ber uor etrpa eineal Sabre
nit Srau unb ToGter uon bier sum Beiu9
Ieines 0aterIanbes, Baiern, abreiite, tam uors
seitern muiterieeIenalIein miebsr bier ON. &c
befanb iid, auf ber Radreiie begriffen, an
gorb Der ,NoIeI", aIs bic Spnamit,G ,GrpIos
Hon in 8reuserbafen ftattfanb, uns fam obne
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Sos,en mir ME eeuonifyp .,,,o,rr,pn. +,

= Safien mir bic 8eu8niiie 3uiamnen, bic
pom Sag gu Sag DOT ben 11nteriu9ungs. gom.
mitteen bes @ensreiIes ab9eseben uerben, 10
bIeibt uns fein anperer S9IuB iibrig, ais bas
bas 8oIt ruabrenb ber Ietten fiinf, feds Sabre
unter Grant psn elmer orsaniiirten Gaubers
banbe fpRematii6 befobIen serupft unb ausz
sebeutet ruorben 1T. Rein ein3iser Sob ideint
ausse9eben rporben 3i fein, obne baB ii6 bic
&esierunssbeamten nidt uorber ibren 2onen.
antbeiI fi9erten. gs mar sar ni6t BET Nabe
tnertb, baB ft5 eir ebrIider, SeuifIenbafter
Wiann UNI einen Contract bewarb, ruenn Ct
ebrIi6 uno sepiiIenbaft bIeiben tuoIIte, benn
obne 8efeduns mar in woibinston nidts
ttebr at erIansen, 9ie Sdurfen, bic Iansft
pon ibrent @epiFen Abi9ieb senour,en bas
ben, perRanben ii9 treffIi9 auf bas @ei6dft,
NIT ben &esierungsbeamten unter giner
Dede 3u ipieIen nnb iie tbeilten iib nit ibnen
brloerli9 in bic 8eute. 8ei 8abIen erwies
fen iid bteie S9urfen als bic 3uuerIaiigfen
garteisBsrtseuse unb uenn bic giotb an ben
Wtana trot, fdllten iie nit etnem Ibeile ibres
8aubes bic repubIifanii9e 9riesstoi1s. go
Ianse repubIitanii6e Gon9reiIe ibren Rdden
bedten, mar ftir bic 6ffentliden @auner ni9ts
,u firdten unb puroe tpirtIib einnaL cine
llntsriu9uns anseorbnet, 70 lief bic @ei3i9te
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9ie beuanfratiibe Jinan3sEaIittf.

Ser bemofrati51e Caucus in Waibin8ton
bot 5i9 enbIi1 am Mittmo1 Mbenb nod elmer
lan9en Situn8 unb na6bem bic 0ori9IdSe
Der SnfIationiiten niebersefimut ,uorben rDas
ren, NIT 66 aesen 45 Stimn,en auf bic Blu
bes 6errn papne uon Dbio seeinist. Gttna
80 ben1otratilde Mit8lieber ,uaren abtpeienb.
Sur bic papne'i1e Bin ftimnten 90 Senas
loren unb 43 Geprdfentanten; ba9e8en Ses
uator nnb Al Mepra5entanten. lleber bic
BerbanbIunsen baben .pir BIB iett rur ben
foIsrben febr barftisen telegrapbifden Bes
riht:
papne's Bin perfi9t bic aIlmaIise gDies
beraufnabme pom Spe5ies8 8abIunsers inbem
iie es benz S1abontss sSefretar sar Bfi9t
tnat3t idbrIib einen 8etras an 9ortseIb 5,is
riidsubebalten, Der bret Vro3ent ber aubens
febenbea 2egaIs Genbernoten sIeidfomnat.
Daulit iou Elm Gonb 3ur @ieberaufnabme uon
Spe3ies8 s8abIin8en sebilbet werben.
6erner merben bic 9fationalbanfen anges
.pieien, einen Betras il. Sart8elb 5u reierui'
ren, ber bret YroSent ibrer NotensG circulation
sleidfomn,t.
Die Bill perfist aud ben Wiberruf bes'
ienigen SbeiIes bes Neiumptionsgeietes pom
IA. Sanuar 1875, ueI9er ben l. Sanuar
1879 aIs Datum fir bic Wieberaufnabme
uon Gpe3ie3abIunge be5eidnet. Giele Mmen.
dement's murben nieberseRin.rat, nit Gi,.s
f1Ius bes Mmenbements ber glinoritat oes
gaucuss@ Committees, ,uorna9 bios berienige
TbeiI bes Neiumptions8eietes uon 1875 ge'
ftri1en tuerben fou, ueIder ben l. Sanuar
1879 oIs Datum fir bic Wieberaufnabn,e
49,. Gnn.sn. .okf..snn.. faSlslsTI$ Os4%o~oa
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Onnnerfaa. ben 16. al6r,.

Der Senat paiiiste beute 8eattp's Ses
notbtl ;ur 8eSaIirun8 oer Geblbren ber
@ountpbeamten. 0ie Serren, ruelae 9ehern
pom Gouperneur als Truffees ber Soloatens
Waiienbeinatb nominirt uaroem tpurben bes
fdtist. 9ouuerneur Sapss nominirte bic
folaenoen 9erren ols Direftoren bes Staatss
8u6tbaufes, ,inter ben. Geiese 3ur Reorsaais
ftrun9 ieneS SnfItut8: s. s. 0alcutt, bon
Sranflin @oantp, oaf Elm Sobr; 5. q. aIs
berp, pon Srantlin, tlno u. 81. ReIar, uon
TattfeIo, auf Q Sabre; Daniel 8. SSuHe, BON
6anDnslp. ,nb 6rifftb Glia, uon Gbaus
paign, onf 8 Sabre.