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"A schooI-teachar ~ e.

IA school-teacher in the
toIS: pUs.on recently punished a
,'ang relaang an untruth by putin
pf Upper on his tongue. In =
Il, tho, aoout two weeks he die
= sIIr'a, sI,a The friends of the
G claimed it to be a result q
sSahnent. schae1n An investigation sal
b0oi bu. committee that it was
vo.. Uos a coincidence, but thew
isbn,u m ulsapproving of this mod,
Boston Herald.
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A Big Strike s,o..

liz, ri. NJ. Jenuary 2l-fhe st,iks at
~ ,-si, sui,OtLn,son steel works 4 ended
''b ps resumed ~ prea
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e0ast FOrt ficatlons Recommended

AsHINsToN, January 22-The Secretsrv
ar to-day submitted the report Of the
rtiflcatlons Board. 1t is a long docu-
lre9t, and describes fully the sEss.assiez =
t enu advantages of better - " 49,
n,,is II estimated that tsSnSA send
good system Of tsefenses. a rs~lSsse = NJ
dno a1on ads Is made tilst an appropria tias5
$1,000 $1,000 De made at tie present session II
bS1rsrsss :. seeure the necessary plant for
or'Ina.,.ias me con tiaction of such heavy
is Inc nee a. VIII be required THE board
ESQ ggesss The establishment of two CO..
s.o,st.l .1,,itns iouapiIeS- and recommends the
Of torpedo boalk for harbor
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colored race
which sholi
outgrowthI
in some 4
and indica
an indisposl
that the nd
Independent
sponsible TO
use that he !
fo,.Y.aH nnOn
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(ney from Is s'lcoinb, saving he
= into the peddIing business.
~ he eloped with Miss Lizzie Ell
member of Holcomb's conerega-
Roff, who clerks in shoe store. An In
-Hestigation, showing that McKelvev and
6rooks were sharps who have served
terms IN the penitentiary, and who have
been working confidence games in other
cities, led to the arrest
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XLIXTH CONGRy
First session.

rs: s.,:
Tne alsse ssste coin Laid q on sT
@ 4S a Sassed Sas',sa sS sanedf f nis @ 3 3 ss
mem %as% % rs sgresd Ss the % ho9ss @ at "a q
@ se @ @ eoo ana and % % 5 5ao 'o Of aa as% SqD 6ea bin. was
f. a 'hs e. av,5s ssps ~ s. I sSan md e
81: =; Il: 1$7;: :s
@ 4 sn& & 5oSs ~sYsa. '
@ s @ SS s"s; &: ;; Is
5ss haS e e qs s@sa%. '
s pIs e &c., * Ss'i Y .s;S;a
wAsHsGroS -! non s ~ pTafdhs PTsG5e
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zion COUNTY, KENTUCKY, FRIDA..
A PooR-HoUsB BURNED.
And Five of the Unfortunate Inmates
Perish In tn hei EIanes.

And Five of the Unfortunate Inmates
Perish In thei EIames.
Jackson Mich, January 24.-The County
Poor-house was almost entirely destroyed
by fire at / o'clock this morning. There
were forty inmates, and all escaped but
five, who perished in the flames. The re-
mains of the victims were brought to the
city to-day. The dead are as follows:
Dolly Martin, aged 60, insane, an inmate
for twelve years; Kate Avery, aged 40,
insane, an inmate for ten years;
Jane Atkins, aged 20 insane,
an inmate for ten years; Zena
Boynton, aged 81, deaf; Charles Elliot, aged
l5 blind. The building is situated IN
lonely spot about four miles from the city.
lt was recently built at a cost of $1,000.
The fire, the origin of which is unknown,
broke out in the inmates kitchen, and the
whole interior was destroyed. The Their
mometer at the time registered 10 degrees
below zero. All the inmates lost their
clot hing, rushing out into the snow IN a
naked cond dtion. Thirty of the paupers
We're brought TO the city and housed. SoIae
OF these vii die IrOTn LIE efEaetss ss< the
cxTIusIu-e they were sub ief ted TO
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EMPTY GRAvl
Ncatur. Georgia, In a Furious
Fever of Ex xcitement.
Watchers vorl<-sseveral Cofins Ex-
I'd. but the Sile MT Occupants
Were Conc.


- GA, january 22.-This cofu-
- .-s yeatly excited over the repeat-
% uesecap of its graveyard ov BODY
..Isa.s--as a the discovery cf the com
Sexton in thecrinae. Deca-
49, a2me C. emexeIvy. located in
.ne euse % nSown.. The incIosure !,
for Thara Ttsr - tss theSlots are web cared
nssn Ia - - hesfof the &ead have
years. A part Of IL. three or fourscore
as Goods acre sATSemeSery is set aside
laid away. Up 40 Afslere the poor are
dreamed that t1week ago no one
esmsseTy ssa wye had been SGdles sesSbed u bRs 6ne
Of the ceme. % gee smA the sexton
sS5ls 8 - ssS siS,aR on ~
'sss4sss { j - u - -
sar s. -, ses q FeIbing 1lhe sgfass ol israel
~ -feFa Vaughn gave bond, while Smith
!" IS foeged IN jail The body was never
fsVo weeks ago Simon Read, coloPed man
aged seventy-five years, died He was
buried in Gods Acre When it was
found that the body Of Sanford was missin 2
3 ea' Biai,Y people began TO wonderif old
man Reads had gone the same way
fuDilc opinion ran high, and pressure
WAS brought on the Mayor and Council for
an n. Investigations Yesterday Mayor Kirk-
patrick, councilman Austin Marshal Chi
xers and several other gentlemen went TO
tne graves, accompanied by force of ne
gro men to open them and see il there was
ANYTHING missing. The first grave exam-
med was that of Simon Read The ne
gloes with shovels set npon the grave and
Were soon at the coffin 1t was empty,
save a pair of breeches and one or two
minor pieces of wearing apparel. The
body of the old man had been taken
away ana Was then, no doubt being
weH cured IN Some deans watts The ne
Sroes who were shoveling dirt grew verv
much excited and did not need to be urged
co greater exertion. As soon as it VAS
cleariy seen that Reads body was gone they
were put to work on two other graves that
were very near together. Both graves of
coleTed people and when the coffins were
reached 1t found that one
Noy was gone. The men We're
put to work on the grave
oE white lady whose death occurred some
weeks ago. When the planks over the
coffin We're reached Mayor Kirkpatrick
grave l this lady buried and~s.a.essv |
those planks have not been distur "a /
coffin was therefore not disturb - |
were no other suspected = ~. .--Z ~
The Mayor felt y -
empty, but sou
invests cations,
people object TO fns~S6s
{ Is not improbable
will be still more graves s.
raj impression Is that thersf
-ood deal of grave obbirlssx II
t Atlanta OF late seve
cen detected. and It is beHyg91t (s21R bon =
nese parts - Alasld rises above an
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WASHINGTON, January 22.-The annual
conference of the. Board of Indian Com
missloners and the representative of the
various missionary societies. Indian Asso-
Citations, etc, was held here yesterday A
resolution was adopted declaring in favor
OF standing by the treaty rights of the In
dians, and elevating them -SefoSss-a....Iv
ing their tribal relations andud
lands IN severaity- A resoIutl
the bill of Congressman Towr,sl
nols, to organize the Indian
4 & territory of the United StiiyS -
Enousiy adopted. s-yH
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1OeS not COnittCo
Aspensable in a
- heads of de-
1prged with the
Gtive policies
" " ith the Chief
kative officer in
being with the ex-
kr will expressed
box. The Civil
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ID. Nickel.
ADavid McKelvey,
&ty. Pa, was ar
ance of the evan
lo charged him
nder false pre-
partner, Robert
Holcomb's Cos
became earn
U in Ps. McKeivev
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CASToS, o., Jan. -,
ago the daughter of =
young woman of ma
clared her intention {,
though the ia ather did h
the thought of having i
leave his little household H.
mind. The marriage occaiTs
morning. When the couple les
house for chNi7ch he was in hfa1
but when they returned ans
was found lying at the point Is
expired few moments afteus<,
or heart disease. His death -
70 the shock given the old ed
da ghter's marriage.
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fhe Mexican PensionRn

WAsHfNGToN, Jan. 25.-Thl
mittee on Pensions to-day
duced 'in the House =
and directed the re
to the House As
committee the bill IA .
retary of the Interior
sion rolls, at the rate a 1
names of all surviving.
and sailors who served in the Il
.eT- TOT any period during the years 1916. $50.
I l94f ana 1913, or their surviving widows.
No soldier whose political disabilities baye
not been removed shall be entitled to the
benefits of the act
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bessGremation is evidently
killeaw killaway- If ridiculr~,- conld
dead !. TINS method of -, esin o
ear., ru, 1t would have 7 I haS
piesis iDon printed son1 rs sea :
his bag a small boy wN tin a
a crsn, ana ! standing at the \
prietor. and askin =
yetp, Please, sir.
-boston Herald.
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A Nex|

many an N
sesses the ad geV
urn in the gi He
very ingeniSusGss~ itovefcaFN
that experiments Of this kino
fore presented, and that is a
the incandescent wire. The n
him consists a mixture of
are conductors and non-cond
tricity. He takes magnesLA
magResia, etc, and poroi
forms thread of them. u
incandeseence and satural
tion of platino-iridium ~
ward raises several tim "a
scence, in order to reduce the
salts 10 a metallic state. Inst,
foregoing mixture, filaments OF
be taken and saturated with a
metallic salt, which is then re
metallic state through incande;
the use of oil of lavender or S
organic substance, or through
current. With wires thus
fusion is absolutely overcome, th
of the non-conducting substance
ing the metallic parts from mel
Muthel supposes that the cleo
Jumps, SO to speak, from one
and in this way causes
of the other substances, which,
incandescence, emit a more inten
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guard of p'
points out !
with the p1
popular Cd
partnentsl
executions
should be-
Executive
trusted FOR
ecution of
- - 4
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iin $780, the Legi.Iaturs.

~ ~ Assembly. gElSmpliment both
k3me and deserved
bowNEY wealthy farmer living
knkfort was found dead in the road
morning about hundred yards
h,.,,se He had been to town the
Ra&2Ae and drank heavily OF
kElaot start home till late
.his clothes were removed,
~ that in hs~intoxicated
-. ed be going to bed
States Marshal F. b.
Louisville the I'D,
&c intmAtion of bloody
occurred near the little back
III Manchester on the night OF
George Gray and Dan Gray,
Int with Theo. Benge and
r. to house in that neighbor
Kate Harney, loose and
tLs- oman Kate proved to be
-! 7al9r IT. ffention before great while
rsa2L4esi IN men who armed, began
les the end, George Gray, Dinks
\ sneo Benge were killed. and
r. living at the point of death,
Abuilets in him. The woman,
- ONLY one present out OF
soon as the shooting began
hana single eyewitness tosthe
-. you eGray, who will probably
=. - who killed wert
- nlbors lying all around
X were each shot severa
OLD SON of Lucy Reynolds
the Louisville WoTkhouse
49, morning suddenly Corone
eld an inquest, and nd that TN
= death was poison, contracts
: he mothers system by reason OF ne
of opium
AGc. r. R. is t@eAs in the sum G
good ands snt security t
ss r-Afeseks Issl"eas Issh coi
=. Ti,. .s.sF' ssa
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HoUsE.-Mr Herbert u
mittee on Naval Affairs.
telle resolution callippee
Navy for imforlnat0a q
erasurrs Jf s-5i saiz
Inissal of Union
yard. with an
the inquiry
at the Navy
district, AT Norfol
Immediate predec
tary of the =
were had. aIH
voted down by
amendment by the -
fairs was then adopted
recess. The House, at
passed sixteen pension
bills. and adjourned until
WAsHINGToS. Jan 81
of communications were
Executive Departmental
of Mississippi. wss sV1
subsidized railroad exteS
ported. A JOINT resoluti
went over to permit a cG
misspelled by the House
A bill providing for a frel
Potomac WIS reported
passage of the electora
by Mr.. Morgan, OF Ala
ter which the SeDaa
session, but at !
HoUsRNk9
for the i1
tomorrow. alax
1ourned on the8
of Congressman 4
, 1876-02-18

IL
which y TO saTe 70 .no 'nsutna 1ao ~ :, 4ass
oI profit WHICH o.e1 @ WIG "uas u. - sI,,n.s ~
VINO VINO nau n.tos.ea -. .,-,,,a-r s., s,,o;'pl*t;an
INSURANCE ~ ~ otu.,M ..... .,.n.sn, ,,u,,u,a
iIc polics o' lhAt's ~ "s ..s.,,oa ~ :. w." ~
~ all 10 Yofy h,or uno; ,n,4",1eot., ~r,,,.
tno hnsess =, e4sIt;se al nnnnnmnitina Ta9 ijfn
Insurance comt.nies, !oas ~ nc u ,ss is
!nsufsnco. nla sno - - Iii 80 ~ r.a thn
fevenoe snewl aavnnpa - % ounnoTt rrnotnr nuuLcr
anetoahe1 aot tsr,n - /, ~ .nv!aniia n
t,,sntsnns cr,nr.iiona Il,
tnN ston lo'ns1 M. ~ ,I,n n.s,nss ruas IT, tl,a
holders g. asoe1 ,sils 81, a., tio % ,nn,re1 /, Ia.
stotnho1oosn;, s,o. ~ ,,s,.nn.i ,ar- IL tnros tho
COMES, oomcs spsr ~n',sa hn ipa,,a. Lecsuee 10 IL
,sat ,nhatea es",vh ao ,sv by di,ar 70 taks caro-
q his Viz ss!,d ! T;sn i;,., 'o viii 10 isfo no
'onEot ~ . dnaa nat fall on tbo .lo.Lhoer
III unsa ~ sns ,io,st H. fron tl,c toii.sp co,.uc1s
Mia ~ ~. s,n,,,ao that Mi insI'rxncr rr,t
nanos lug &C. anct Of ,ho .sx VII, be- 70 raiso ts
,1o,,,nm, .utS ~ insmrance. Will tho unmtcj
MonnuM ,.., ~ .,a, n;,,sir, .noonr t,smr.ncn cnn
." snnt .a.ncx cnn,,,snins rannt narl,
,nn,s thn, rcnsounDo profit o,, tho capita! in-
more snait h;s nrnt IA tsxod. wbat is KIT s.ter
,os,nr ,,,r tnx vii b 40 small. couparud viii,
pay'ns Az ,tnr ,n,ain,a tl,at M n,,c vii In
;,,sunad tns 2d, ~ entor I'M Of insur.nro: and tLo
narta, slrnadY invested It, 1t viii bo Withdrawn
fn4r 's,t Iena hsuoyocut eptorpFscs, Or, II lilo
~ ,,o pn1 wi,hdrar,,. No ureoliuru pad Tor
~ Iii Iii +, r.;aad Rim ~ On tim nsa,,mp
.,n, ,s,st ii, comnnniot au eon.v taxed. Az
s',or ~ nj tsey nre tot. Wbat ID lhe result
T1,s. t1,oua rhici, fcat Lilo htrilen ri taxatlo,
.,a~t i.sov;1v cannot oo,npote with thuBo which
~, ,,ra fs,oTnd md viii In linn Da ta1ed out
~ ~ o9,s,enco ,uu,s
" This rn,,rsn nf renson,nr spp|Ies etil more
,orniiiv n 1nutnni aus,Irnuoe conipnp1os. 4 mu-
.vsi isnr,nne rs,rnnnuy IA mt atu,k comunny
tusI H. M sn,so :, viii, railroad o,rnnaI,y or
to,iiny.T. a. All ita f1ndg. Rflcr uny,t,u nnccs.
a.v ay rnt,aoa. nrn eimpjy he'd tp ti,,ys. They
snionr In Inc tndiyiduat insurers md a,o tu-
t"rnn9 n t],om. oi,Ler br nay Of settlement In
taii ~ c,a;,ns NJ M dtyldouds fro.snl!euh 4
nrt,L eomnni,y can hayo no surplus property.
What Ia called Its surplus IL only
| fnrrn AZ indnbtetluess. 1t ia part oi
tIe romnsnvia liabilities. II such O com.
, 1876-02-18
ILLINOIS DAiRYEEN.

10 Ire Ea.Yor n 1Ee CAfeago 7rtbHnr:
p1i,tanR1.rn1A, Feb. Ill inclose COPY nf q
letter published in the Ejl7h*h Horticultural Na-
zcite Of ian. n, whoh nny bs Of interest TO yonr
agricultural roAslere. \.
FHII.ArELpts1., Dec, H.-ThA fftno's dalrymtn
have Just he1i thptr AnnnaI Oohrel,tlotL Fun know
Eattert Afidfflo htst"s isoorts l,ok upon thc
wnat IA The mot ta, eutrfprtatng tortfca Of oui
country. Wrtl. tae 1lInoir laryinrn psove that VT
ol,cd there: md to-iaJ gcpA cArs, and ~ Rool
butter are made in TINT stae A. anywhere cae upon
the Continent. IA your rCAdcts arr awArt+ . battI1
has Leu going on ag.inst tue practice Of making half
SKINNED chee.r. tor two OF tEtre srsrs; bu tia I'LL
noLs alryneu weto Tho first ~ take c,uizApro of the
subject. Tho folly Of making This kud VI cheese had
inst begun to crec in heEr, when HE Convention Just
held put ita foot utsn the matter In very f"rc,hlt
u.nncr. by adopting strong rcenlntlona sa!trt slt
Manufacture and sale Of SKINNED cliss+@. This I.
n,oat iMrnrtnnt and will have OBJECT for ano u,ol
the dair5nteststs nf Ameslca. that fs now great,
nretsd. AL honor. thou, 10 the datsylncn Of flnoa
Ttriy yo,irs, J. II. NEALL,
, 1876-02-18

ments It waa not great while ago that three
amail boys tn The neighbori,ood Of fonLorHfontd
several cana neatly Hiicd together IN q, oper
i1eltt. ai,d rurrnu.ltic,1 by feiics. Naturally,
tlcy utool At '}is;nncn atr1 threw sonea d. tho
htsp. az It ia the s,aturn Of Tho snn boy 10 10,
Ths cans contained nttso.alYoerne, and fts ex-
plosion auddonly matlo tito email boys vanish
tbs Captain of . ehtp arrived at Melbourne
found that ho had brought With him from En-.
gland forty caeoa OF dynamite, which had bren
shipped 1lf,lcr tho de'nsivo name OF lard. or
poti,e either equally explosive articio. 1t we aro
e1poeeti 10 such dangers BOW. vNnt will bs our
condition tow yoarH hence, when lilo mannfac.
tn.p aud salo Of these terrible explosives will DO
teufo,d On great ~ at prssent2 baggage partorH
viii handle trunks with fear and trembling, suj
rural politicians will no longer ventura to Mt or
lhc unopened boxes Of foca! Rrocera. fcst alleged
aosp and pretcnlod 1a!rfns Rl,nnM harpcn To be
dynamite ur tluAiin and ellou!I resent tito lar Of
swinging boot-hcoIs or The Investigations Of Idle
taak-knivcB.
, 1876-02-18

salinR for the appointment Of Provisional An
ngnee, and tuin waa tHalhd TIL all rartitA ti-
terestcd. to chow cauhn Fob. a. Why s,,ch ais-
po,ntnost aIlonld uo. bu n,ado.
A rule waa 1nutle III tho CnHo OF john il. Daa-
lois on the AsaiRnoeB, 10 show cauhe In 1.-Two DAYS
why tisny should not pay mortgage for f25, 600
held by tho National IAfo Insurance coinpau1,
The first aud second 9sncral dividcnd r,eat-
iupa will bo hold March Q, bofore the Register,
IN The matter Of Isaac 4. Hirsh ct al.
SUPERIOR COURT IN EH1Er.
G. T.. Hay OF al. for tho us0 Of G. II. mid @. G.
Walker. began suit for e5,oW against tho City
Of Chicago.
Jane Lawless began an action In traapaa.
against hIalick VoaoY, Jotemta1i Houtil.sn, and
Edward NJ. To'an, laying damages At s5,o0o.
The American, Tca-:lray Company broughs
suit for e., 100 against Fritz Sontag.
Tho Illinois Trnat Company bognn suft for
1T. 200 agsipst Michael 1ravor.
c1ltnuIT ColnT.
A. s. Rico sued L. N. llann. 4. W. Hale
c. y. uubbct,, IT,, md Il. Byron Smith for
Fl''''' COUNTY COUNT.
David Cook, Ellen Pratt and John Colt woro
ndjuged tnsa1ie
in tic estate Of Frederick llaf tl,u Will wsa
proven and Ka!holina lsuf was appointed o1cau"
In tho cstate OF john ". c. 1otxol tho will
wuH pTovpn aud leLtnrs wors granted 10 August1
| ". DotEol uider bond for e2.t1o.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Tho bali Of Charles Koch, Frank Kellogg, And
| htnry Ualoy was dcclarod forfeited.
John i. Manhattan was triod for larceny. and
acquitted.
| JupaE HorxtNs-kihbe "a. Hill.
JunuE QAnY-150. 1GY, 173, ITS. t81 to 194. aud
JupoE JAMrsoS-24, 27, 49, 70, 81, s5, IL 20 a,
| &c, 4S, 60 TO Is, 55 TO Gu, Inclusive.
JunoE NoonE-No call. Arguments III tax
| J,tDor noorus-Het caaa l. aaO anil ca|snt1sr
, 1876-02-18
WISCONSIN INSURANCE LEGISLATION.

To tht Ed'hr of9ht c"'eoo' 1rloaN: u
ai1L"AoSEs, foo eo..s1uv ~ 49, 49,
ststce arc ehaiy IN oseu " 'e6'o'aso4a VIZ Iuos
mont enough To Know tno 'noan'ns h"u import
Of tho metSurea thoy originate and proroao TO
make uart Of tho statute law. Legislative
~. a1o.r and h,urdor,pr ,rn umonu the most
a4Ao", 49, ~ x..,r. Amo.i,.r ,,,i.
lFequens Pno'''tneua VI fo
tics. Iho class OF mon WIKI iofesAsat enou9n
to calculate the effccss of legislative mcasufe
49,, - :. t,t ancb man do mt ofton make their
'a'n ~ - ~. a,.,.,.t,-o. ~, T. r,.. y.
way lnto tuo nta'e A'os'e'atu'so' Axu ~ "a5 W
that they do not care 70 90 40. How many or
our Assomblymen aak themselves what tho ci-
fart ,f inv they adyocsto. On tbs whole
~ 49, 49,, =. .,,, ,,,o r,,n /. Ntatv 4,
o'otcf aA1 :" n,
boz Thoy see imoaoo1oto eneess on'S' 4aey
entiroly overlook romotc ones. In othar words,
thev nto wanting iu tho very llrat esoment Of the
.t.iocn,,,, wisconan soc1n, tn In narticnlarly
sso.. .,.,. Soaas.e 1,a .t.tosr,or r,r
unfortunate IN thls respocs. !a htatoshon eau
discover the expectancy or 1no1pedloncy OF
mensuro only by experimenting With 1t. II af-
Inv . counla of vpara Il cnmos within IN ao4 OF
ao.,o ~ br,ncb NJ bo,,c tnd,,atrv
intu1os eoiao '.A'... -. 49, CO. uso,t
In manner which no QUO can fail to sec, or
dr,ves mi,iopa of caullal away from. or kceps
,ciiona from coninp into tim gtate. thoy, by
,A"'N,A.' AAs"a .... so s.t. 49,, .,,.uo ~.
como 10 tho conclusion that the law ie, atter al
not calculated to promote tho greater good Of
tho creator number! Thoy arc children In Wiz
fo, and tle ,oi knng tlat fire burns Until thoy
hnyn hjistnrei their inpera In tic tiano, It was
Tins thny actnh In tho caan tf tho pottar law. The
intnn,ioI anti ImmniIato ofroct Of the Potter law
,rsn ysrv dnatrahio~chean trsnsportatiou and
t;,ia wns thu oniv nfoct tntpn into conbidnrston
In romnso oiYeets--tho nankruutcy Of oyery rQll.
road in the Btato, tha proyoutiou Of tho con-
etrnctIon NJ ano,her mis- Of railway in IL tho
d.strmntion ri rnnid tr.uAnnrtat,nn or. II nat tho
sisoi,ta tIestrnct,on nf axlstina jlues moor cars
NJ a aIowor ratc with all thnt ,b,a inn1ies-woro
snr.yan.iv rnvnr tho,,rht az lint hven TIM A.
ernrn Wisconsin ierisiasor hna harmed that t4o
iottor law was n mistakos and II In cartaIn to be
| rnncnfed. lila dJsponftfon 10 bjuudsr. horoyer
oort,nmc. 1rhis titnn tho victims nf ia thnnpht
| Inuanesa srn tho thnnnsn,ia NJ noor unonlo Who
10 .trstn,ur avorv ,,oryn t. aavn n niIt.neo In
Snsure thoir sves for Tho hennat Of thelr fsmiea.
II" ,nioi,t anv thnt thN vntim VIA ti,a tnm,ranoo
aa,,nen;as tI;omsolvas hi th,a IL nn,v i.cnsuua
~ r." ,nantai ch,r.cts,at,c haforn n,ont,oned
Ht,e Wtsnnnsin iar,sistor rearnn ~ or" ot,iy sn.
| reran, srl ;,nmrGlsta ef5octa Ha Ishnrs r,nder
IT, iivaion .hat ~ ts1 cvon ,nnt,,nI tnsura,.co
a.',. snu u T. - 49, .nms ,voa,th~ rnrno.atio"
~ ii.in{ts tSe n,t,nositn, IN ~ IL pood nnc
ho..raa ia irnmotato ef1cct Is n ,,ain sHnlansG
@ asa ~ ~ ~ Ht.to To a. ~. sns",, h"1s
~ ~ ~" ros, .st.tc oSned tv s,,rh epmncnina
y uu t,.a .atsxntn - 1tta 1.,d n,tnra;
sars,.sa "a . Musnoas' Tha,e IL biiI now neu.,
, 1876-02-18
THE CENTENNIAL.

Epnce Covered oy ifuifdtnxe-Ca1cn-
dur OF thu Exposttton-Taluc Of Asus-
itlnuk Privileges. ....
Philadelphia Co1rrspoxdcnee Hcw York lr"r!x.
Tho HI,aco covered by the buildings orectoI for
former worlds fairs, aud tue cost pf thnlr cree
, 1876-02-18

Totas..'."''''..'.'..'.t' 'se.o1 sf+t'''o'
Other structures, sllch ~ tho Women y Phyil-
ion. Ooyeruu,ont leather, carriagn. aud photo
graph h9'ldlnss az additional a.. euadng, aIa
nforoaed anne4es " rus 'uacns..ots 80. ~ as1n
tafa1 bnliathes. VII oesas o. ,r,nro,.a,nerps
i bridges etc., viii prubsbiy cost Il, more
iiiit,n h.,;Ll;.,r. viii ha ,nnrc thnn ~ ncrea
buildings Of tho .eretofofe larfes. f..s;; s A.
eoasidoraliy ioss altogether han tl,o Cost of lie
unt tba huiI{nos Inst named dp not occunv
noerly all ne groanu 70 ne covo.eu H'tn'a ~, slo
tnelosnte q 23o acIed As ihIuu"nt a wa ~ y:
nati"nsl nataDut tsa III. '4''''s s-''' ~ ' '''
Tho calendar o. .ho Eah,o''0n as Is "a ''"o"S'
no:ep,on 81 q Its' ,rs'es es Ssn h3t III T. 1hIs
gnoSssped spaea forfeited 4 Al APri so. 1876
E1hsbsion ss,iof ens epens ns may ~; ~ tsn; ,sf
deea. i y Tsaoysa y BE-: =. 1s!e: :. 4r,.uu.
rho following lI.t OF tho concessions granted
nireess rhe e Ito % E1hIbon sronaas adj viii b.
found useresting ~ showing ho hish ., an ess.
aaa.n I?a..a - PiAe0a 'f'A '''' '-'"0 - 0SA
csntoun,a, e.uor Catalogue Company, trcl,1sy.
sisht u printing md selling the eaicial cata.
Olabo lIot0l, OF IisEt Of grouuds.. lQ,o91
"isasI iSltasinn . ot r.s.cagess % II nsrFox.e.use
on rssep,. s.isnsssd ss..... .,...,....... 10000
Tt1url, frataufnnt j. Hufr,au Nov furI..,.. G,uou
T9iisdaluht. 5000
Troia Ffarrs p1uyeuctaux restaurAnt, i. Gon-
yard, lasis. 6,oco
German rpstaussnt Laubos. phltalelphi.a..:.. GoO
nseiSh aeiShl. .e ~ ] 49, eoo
Ean frnnsisoa. Observation-Disclosures, 5000
Ie,phis,, 1000
loyalty OF II b4EF6l Oh Ocofs cOAl%Ae<A