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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04
Orleans Street Livery.

4 HENRY, LIVERY FEED SALE AND
n, Boarding 8 able. Parties and Funerals Spe-
ciatiy. Orleans Street, between Buffalo ard ia
gle. Charges reasonable. II I5dl)
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Railways Ready Relief
FEVER AND AGUE

fever aud Aguc cured for fifty cents. There IL
Iot remedial agcui in the world that wall cure
lever and ague, nnd ri. other mauriuu-. bilious,
scarl"t, typhoid yellow aud Other levers tadrd by
Railways Pills) 50 quick rs iinlwaN's X d,y Relief.
FIFTY cents per Bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04
G. M. KELLER. M. 7

OILY AND SURGEON. Residence cor
. Orleans and Ohio streets next door to Kphler's
Drug Store. Office over Benser & Thomas Drug
tore Market Square, office hourt 10 to IL A. NJ, to
Pm. Y-I4d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

Rock Island, H., March 25, 1876.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04

We the undersigned, Finance Committee of the
City Council Of the tity OF Rock Island, Ills, do
hereby certify that We have examined the forego.
lag statement OF the receipts and expenditures for
the time above specified and find the same correct
with books in Tie Clerks Office.
heck Island. March "a, 1876.
JACOB WOLLENHAUPT,
w P. BIZ TIER,
Finance Committee.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04
Waters New Scale Pianos
WATERS Concerto ORGANS

are the BEST MADE: he Touch ELASTIC and a fin
SINGING Tone. PowERFI1.. PIrRH and EVEN
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04
MANUFACTURERS
BUYERS ATTENTION

QireCts The atie1
the purchase Of
Watches 10 the su
periority of the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEL
Is CoTRvoIsTER, of
SwitZcrlanG.Gent
and Ladies' sizes
in Stem aud Key
Winders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts, Chro
nomcter balance,
Ruby Pallet, ten.
pered and hard~~-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-04
INDEBTEDNESS. ).
AVAILABLE RESOURCES.

Amount OF tax warrant Uneollec ted $H ,42S g.
State of Illinois, City and County Of Rock Island
l. S. +. Cooke. City Cleik of the city of Rock Isl-
and do hereby certify that the foregoing statements
Of the receipts and expenditures OF the city OF
Rock Island from the first day of March, 1878, to ths
14th day of March, 1876 inclusive, shown by the
books in my Office, true and correct
S. T. COOKE, City Clerk
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~ sTuRGEoN LUCIAN ADAMS
STURGEON & ADAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
~ Office in Mitchell & Lyndc's block, Rock Island
III. Have complete set of Books # Abstracts O
Title of Lands in Rock Island County
, 1876-01-14
MILWAUKEE.
EtonT INDICTMENTS ToUSD.

NIL lHAukEE.
Ef0nT ISplcTMENTs TouTD.
Gptrlat DtsEntth to 1ht Chlea7o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Mis-, Jan. 11.-Tbe Grand Jury
today returned eight indictments 10 the whisky
cases, and were dismisscd til Tuesday no1t.
with strict injuncssona Of secrecy, ~ mort o.
the porsons indctod live out Of town. and thern
may 10 some delay u efrecting ths'r arrest.
The officers OF Court weso also strictly enJoincd
to avoid giving namos or any information that
might lead to tho facts leaking out II is under
atood. howcvos, that only two OF these todict-
ments are OF any importance. and that thesn
must be ox-Spoc'ai Agent Conkting and e1-Su-
pervtsor Munn. against both Of whom dnmna-
tory eyfiouca IL known to hhyo been COLLECT
ed It nas impossible for Witnesses to bt
songht for and brought boinre tho Qsanl
Jury and researches made In al p7rts Of the Stale for
tcsInuuy, without facEB oakiug out, and thus II
h1s cntls 10 DO suspected, II not pohsvoy knosD.
&hs all the PERSONS indicted etnafry officers Of
the Government and whisky-mtn, With tie atovr two
e1cept!ous, sud that tho proof Was ample shat conk-
frU,n the waky snen-in Fono cases SO 10 500 escf
per week. and in othera s 10 TO 500 por month"; IL
tho casn Of Num-, 1t II said similar raymcntk
wero proved. These payments were mals ~
rect 10 parties nsmcsl by tie vhiskymen individually.
aud not Into the fund aud divided pro nj =
A. Al st. Lonis In Milwaukee, each Government ntn-
fur investigated WAS bis own undivided uhikks
when tbs AtTeass aso malr, but it may be postso;
understood til It uere nro tni1ctmcnt1 OF rTon1
uent ForEois With tho AhoYe exceptions. TAe tho1ct
moraola are reserved for the Last.
, 1876-01-14
INDIANAPOLIS.
TIE M'u1sIFF CA8Y.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 13.--John ". Bingham
waa tho principal witneaB examined in tho Mo-
(lrir caso to-day. lie testified to having mado
nrranBcmonta with AIcG1iH tor shipping crooked
WHISKY similar to that Of other GuaGer11
aud enpoye4 paving him 1900 pet month
for bis services. Witnn.a Vas acquainted
with Partridge. Btorekceper st PatokA but
had TO know,edge 10 whether ho VIVA In the clique.
Hid no partlculsF arrangement with Lila brother u
On, rsptng any 0over,tueut officials. tho na1,es Of
wlou, were u. r. Drxsler, John llogsn. James r
Hill. Col, smonton. Maj. rhiin,, lsx!a alontnrd
Mc(3rlN, 5nyler. Etcrwe, and Miller. Thste oticef1
wtre aid befny for their services, and In Addition
to which Mos.rr. Mnr-h aud D!ngle railroad nseuss
weru Included In tho ling Witness did rot rs,atm. =.
which tio {prllmss> said ho copli hio1l eraugl awu3
from MtirE without iak,ng him Into tho conspiracy
The Government hefa announced that saeJ would
test tile rnka with thiH .ynuaa. after which the tle
fe1lae called eoyaral witnesses, vino testified - th
genera! gool character Ut tho dcien1an aud the e.1
Ienco wis tlkeu coaol, Ani argument connuneed by
Uol. Trussler 1os the Guyurnlaeut.
, 1876-01-14

but 1on have big bulge "a Tho Government Ia the
that you sre running regularly ABOUT mo bn.t,cls
dsy vhue tho Government rats you at s gallon. y
the bushea on tho forty ot7ht hhslr s5aton well,
100, which tnakea t,90 and hcy expert yon l." show
~ gallons for each NJ thosa Lao tnshrs ens they
tha tnnfnna, on tho wlloln snm. Well, nnH, II you
eau take your m.siea out ~fen thoJ hATe been IN tho
fesuautlnRtub thirty six hours and them through
tho s there you may not get quito W gsl.us N
the hnahe1. hut you viii gae twice u many hushe!a
through ihe sssi and retlIy you will get pretty nesrly
fnns, which. II you GIN aee, ia ix 'savingH CUNT
ing that you pay a1 tho tax demanded on your ra-
pacityt yau viii then 10 running afout ~ mnc1,
csooked ynt straiRht: and After yotl havo si
for a your cnrn.-and that and tho rhf 4 about al
enabln you to put up pretty c.sy for any purpose.
, 1876-01-14

8IlLL 6EUFID+
Tho couple OF dozen men who nra daily gath
ore1 together tn an upper chhinber OF the Gov
osu.ueu. building to hold Bocrut council for tho
investigation OF whisky frauds, arc rapidly gaiu-
Ing the reputation Of being worry dilatory and
altogether ESQ far az tho public arc coucerned)
IN unsatisfactory crowd. 6incu last Friday no
moso Las been tnalo by them In tho matter Of
taking testimony In any Of tho important
cuses. The week has bean passed iii
usolosa and tedious examination Of WIT
neaBcs in ANAL counterfelt!ng casoa. which
b i been practically t.cled by Cumn!ssouer Hoyna
previously. MEANWHILE tho same sreno las 1ceu
sss,ed osn 81 II. IN ll's unsd sas9s csu, wssss
tho proceedings 10 outsiders to bIve bcen Of
tbs very weakeat dea rpton. 70 f.r regards fcsulsa
thbs customary titue, tho individual enera stalking
into the jnty room With this same yialblo senao Uf
menysmout. HsvinK so.tei themselves IL Tho most
comfortable attitudes VII. tho primitive style of the
Is % .e.s s q to sy st! t5 d, 8
sIs irssee'oss 5oa.h: !oSn .oiss. sm!;h. xhess
a:es Ia: Seou in Il tho sSs reseny Of vst"a rts. ssar
sSta M: ha epaTs noe Il III cur
rcey eonnterfe 1t will oas.iy be soon that Smith
not ,O got cheap 'ns Su Nc ns .o iessa md Y +
lo cond only have carrsd It out for ce:taln lenIth
uf line, he might hHvo bucomo wealthy Han. Un-
fortunately bis aspirations wcge checked by N ocot
Of thJ Law, wlo Arredlaa lin.
Tne next caset wttrh Immediately aftst ro
assembling at ncloek. wis that Of tunhcr yong man
ua,uel John Ssedm&u. Hs supposed 10 ~ III cnilu-
sio1 with tie sonwhat calebrAlsA counterfscE. JACK
| hughes. and before 10 asssste,! succeeded !n
showing quito quantity Of sh9 "4acer.h Que I'LL!
| 4trost. -.
Bts<lman was arrested st Engtowood. whero he op.
Grated for aoe tim With aucc0s.. The ch!sf wtucsa
| s7a.nst hin was pster rprner. hotel keeper,
Tic Jury adjourned shortly afiss o'clock until thia
morning.
, 1876-01-14
formed that hs was not se.ing In conformity 10 tbs


col. suEAaEH,
en' s a ns.hny n H. m. sssd
that Tue defendant va nos the I,fGpriatot y t"o
s,!o1a, n.:H,reh - cooS County ~ a VA not not yct
Il might be; init The defendant Ind merely taken
nw pitchers of beer Into tGe jail on carain
Of or tu.ess, s '' Ind Of ono ieonse va snisent: HUo
jueassn ovrled shot y the he'ds ef The aoysrnmont
ri s NJ. ouR o1s .hsn h H. a
not tsEen out an n1'ra license for taking
sf and s s III. ss . ':S' :ss Womb IL vey = veil s
tho larga casts hut under tho c!rcumstanccs,
looked sftogetl1:r out Of place. .,,,
uessen III short nddFttH. maintaining that tho very
application Of tina man tor license nItcr complaint
con- eonfe,son " ast I'LL saa a"ne eonsst h
THE JUDGE
tlen chsrge tho jurymen, whu retired FIR few min
sentenes WIN ressryed in,:I aoo futurs time. Th1s
eniel Of tho smallest cases tho Government has
1t ths opnnng os the afternoon sesston Nr. Burke
again a1cns. Tho Court, n sen!s Tor him, re-
sktd TINT Il nut ezacty .!e ns IL 1t Tug IS.
every TINA 10 attcd tn s buancsa. W1ten Sir pnrko
atsacd In ieonse to tho summons Of tld Court tie
WILLIAM M':fAaua ....
was rall-d, In ona uf his fits Of abaentmlndedness
Alr burke rrocccl 10 ajdrt tho JURY tho n,er'
81 nus o.sU - to e tnaWs 81 s % Ths
Court sharply reproved tho Atlatsnt
for bis forHutfrlcs1, an tAd trial pFoca:Ied IN otto
10x fashiou Tho cnF..a against tho 1efsud1nt WAL
attempting In pass two s. co,,ntesfet bulls n Ch!csGt
en- tho 30I 1t July last. Tho hc1ring Of the
| cupied over two houss. a yetdct u guilty was 70
! TUNED. -......
thu Coust having l,oen stlyioed thai thcro nj
other CASES rrady for irlaf that escping. tad fus
words 10 The with sHes in the whtAky cases ie adVia 4
| them TO b. on hand when want.s "A ttic!e abaenc'
seriously delayed Tho bu.uets of the Cuntt Attach
1neuta would issiio ag4inst a witness : who fail Il
! iloal this notification. TEe Court aso dei1soEcd
thor uddreas On ts ispoatio cha!ra In the court
toptr and warmed Spectators that no ono would b
| ulInwetl to stnnd thereon III ths futuse.
| Mr. Burke anno,uccti Tint tho cAscs OF JAmc
Winters, Jnhn McSichol+, and teter ff4bs would bz
| txkon p Arsk ths morning.
, 1876-01-14
THE CUSTOM-HoUSE.
T1tQaX QTuCN rELLQWH.

4 dleti!ler who mas yesterday ratlor aiu,iesslS
wandering around the sacrod precincts OF the
Custom-Houho stopped passing reporter, and
asked "When aro they gong to Arrest the
other fsllowa?"
"What o,hor fol!ons7" qnorled tue slightly
aston!Bhed reporter; "who do you mean that
you aai,t Rreested7"
NJ don't want anybody arrested but I want
to know whom ths revenue ollioeta ays Rolng 10
got those men that uaed TO halp Jhko Rehm and
neslng run uB fellows,-that'a what want 70
kuow."
''what do you moan by saying thnt anybody
run you?"
"Why, you know as vol az 10 that in r.
viu's timo tho Ring usod to give us Just such
Gaugors and Storokeapsts as we paid for, md
derstopd IL. fonr mon In the R.ug-two beside
! lIeanH ami Helm. fon know that, didn't you p
Tho reporter suggested TINT he had hoard
. rsinor aou,utnuR like that, but he haln't hoard
that thola Nole moro than two N tho lsug.
swell. always supposed that there werc
four, aud know that 40 ha! to put ,.p on that
basis, aad nowl want 10 know whsn tho oshor two
Tia ruportos I!dnt knew. nn sud 40 a. hp wulNed
Away.
THE GOVERNMENTS cooNsr1.
! gentleman in lle 00tcEnMIrut serslro ytatcr'tay
asked rcroster why hce hal pells4 tnso sh'
counsel for thu Opyernneut. Tue peta'n aceohed ex.
ia,o ' a.y1oly. but .adsd tnst 10 Sslia1sa ss ho
urs @ Ha u'eds. II IN f.e ers IL. .esmsa 70 10 hs
llost marvellous sn, pucrsr syaenl of hyoliIn9 the
tsial Of ces.in ih4t po~hh!y be imyRfnHd.
In undersooa that .hts des Of not dong things 's
y 'so'ns"oiy ii .ntno1tty. TI!s aussvor5 :: % aori
poiHy," vLisl cstrie4 ons back andrew Iahnseu's
tas L. not Sls.Fy eapl.,nsd eu. + H. .sa th.,
Of de'y which hsvs 20 f4r bsvn the only iussaon OF
I, /, nv aanoansud that the l,roer ca,ea nasius,
members OF tic Hing, especially hoso latoy connected
With H. vii bs ttied untl Tho nnxt iorin Of court
Which ia likely to msan po*tponsmsnt Of aoaut
| months.
peails the smaller case: taeutoaod ~ tho AAs!st.
= Ss,ss
would 4lso 10 called to-day and that his ease souls
strange because, As has before tteu nutcd Tbs AItst
tnsnt s84iust Audolth apsaEs 2toat ~ slightly Aup
ported ~ any On tha lst
HOW IT HAPPENS.
A gentleman connected with the dl.ti1liug bafnes
n Cincinnati wAs yesterday found ut tho p4uls
nss to eoa nni Ss wh. o eona up"r.ss .t
business In ohio. Tue Ecatien,xn iu question r.
sn9nsa s9 tha lrs! 9ns.oa viz ~ tas md sentfon
ii Cssa hoaest.s : aud thsn 10 isusa.a .oti!y.
er. ,h. yoa naasl.aG u: Gouo. S1siess IN oiss
60; yoH knox thsy al eo.npt.iu .hss you geusa,el
loe Oh thtA lnto the crock VI business " u1tstAau
them xnsa yous coAt 81 manufacture MN Rse4tss thai
lhe f,et Is, ! don't bsleve anybody forced til
ChicxR lt4tlaks 70 run crooked, A. for us. We Le
eys III obsytux tho laws sud taking alyau. 20 OF lbrr
When 10 Il ,us!ds ths safs.y limit. Axyo u,
tller, w4a crooked tho sans wsy lh4s E.s Cu
csgo l4c. werp though don't doubt thar .onle nsn
wsys ~ unlergaus'ns gallon or sxo o,a tsrls,, ~
aal pslls2s llsda Nv b<.t ct sha ssnt.sa. IN til
, 1876-01-14
SUICIDE,


sJteta! D,suatth n FAs CHICAGO Tffoun4
DAyk.roaT, Jan. 1J.-Casoltue Gess. n young
Gc1uau sir! Of tl,ls city, committed suicide yos
torday by shooting lacrsc!s through tho cheat
with revolver. She tsd boeu aotlueed by =
tuan named Henry Waggencr. whom sho bad
declared she wou!'! aIso XII, but did not.
bpseit! It.1ivtch l.. Th4 Cte.lap r4bune.1
WATERMAN, ILL.,, Jan. I'LL. EuI. farmer
liytlg in Milan, l0 miles or 40 ffom loro. killet!
himself nlyhs hsto1s last with Pistol. lis wR'
somewhat doranHei, though about what ~ net
family 10 mourn Iis uut1nsly taking OH.
, 1876-01-14

RAILROAD DETERMINATIONS.
The Ho,rf NJ ,rrais Commitsea on Tailroad
n,uo,;r,,,,,tor. nm, man ves.crdav m ,rn,p,
go '. ~ ,.'.. ar. r ~ c....,,. =, ,,s,
Mt half-pass oc'ock sls' T. L. stevens IN Tue
chair. nn3 alr. W. 7. bAkas nettnB M Secretary.
Mr. Pope said that evidence had oouao into hi.
no.,ra.ton during the mast few days-yhirb,
,~.s ~. ~ ro,,r -, ~ ,u,iiru-
''o"s'es' VIVA NV ~ ',"s ~. W. -
"hlca fno"eo peSond aouo' 'aaN 'ao ">oi'h
Nuatcrn as well as tho 6nuthTea:ern pilsineet
had haen d,1yen away from tbis city by tho DIS.
,r,,,;,.,i,,s of tfa railroal.
"1' =, ~ ,s,:.,... c...., r.o,,h, .ro,. =,
1e. H. ~ "4.Ae't o'"o'"' -
tue CllcAEo tE Aorlh"astofn Hail1o'd. hpreareu
before tho Committee aud, iu reply to gncA-
ttonY. stated that the Wisconsin roads wero
..riv, t,o.,h, I, M;lwautoo from s,l
'aA'"6 '1o's"|
polnts 6nntu OIL fonu au Lay ano
in Mnuesota At tho same rates AA
10 CLicago, whlrh was virtually dis
elimination in favor of Chicago Tho Nis-
,ora,a nn,t W,nu..o,o ah,urer; however. uro-
fetrad ~, s,,in thnir nr";n mi tlonr Il N,Iwauk.e.
;nsna,ta III S,ilvnniea brought higher nrce. In
tl,a l. al thnn that ,ust,ectrI in Chicago. Thou,
n'.,r,, =, thc cnm,ot,t,on If the Dc,rois & Mil.
| wnuEee aud Grand Trunk Hairaals with the
rom sh,t NV ~ tne Enst nj o,nsidcrabIv icsH
| tn,,, fron, I,t1,caro. Iiin ronu lad not been 3
rortv in, in, tht, mat two yeyrs ia nuY through
rnloi m gram to tho Eost They wpro cl1lrgins
| all EDjtllH ETE1Dt MjjWHuENG
Thov ~, hcet, m ,,srty to tnc N ikur Of lover
1ntc, Nv hx tha lid Lino when lad nad tlo:,,
| thrir fuI1 nro Ia,e.
'nI,' ~ ,awrr .s ~ n ouostion as N vhethor it.
roais wnro cat,,ur n,,rL ra,iu ma wure aascrtMl
nu ,;,,, n,,,,arrr. a. liza m !, al lila conrerruco
~ ~ Wy IN, ',rnsious Nv Wirtnr sna fha1 ,ioy
un,o .u. 10y ~, In" W. 4Mci, ratos IIo aJ,nittoI
hownvsr m. thay wcro crt,ut, ,no,r mar tn,
howost a t,o, nos t4n,, o ~
~ pett J ;nr;nt tn., inv ,mnn ,,,nr, uro,lt. lin
H. H. ''.S'tm ~ ,vvs IN ,n ~ haiiovo th", thn
eoi w Unns 1,,o n,a,o NJ, ,t,rr frn;"ht thnn r
no III Il ~. q wolI"aunwn t,..t thnt It ,nrt
uso ~ isIs hs f. cx 's m his f1cirt At !eTsnt
oHEb. I'm t'Aa ~ F'e = Vt, Ht' ''~Ahs'' -
, 1876-01-14
REHM,
7EF3Ws
An nksAr1aFAf.rnIlY IdTEn4IEM.

An uksAr1srAcronY INTERVIEW.
reporter waa detailed to 90 spi inicrvfcw
jake 1lohm at htn residence, on Centre atrcet,
near Lincoln Park. Taxi ~ a!rcot-car at Clark
aud Madison stsoota, tue nowa-huntsr and
worker.un Of whlsky-rtugs found himself In due
,'ourao Of time at the Residence Of thu man ho
eonHht Tho reporter went up tho i.'gl Etono
steps and quietly pnlscd the door-hol. In tbs
space nf a minute Or two, tho outer door crcakod
upon ita froaty hinges. aud tho black mnHtRcho
Of Hchn camo into vIow, for tl!o gen
soa ts'" ny at o1y y much R'1sssy 5.syy Ill: .rn
and waight. Tho reporter for himself Into tic
sry. ,sa'd IL: III. Helm, peuova7"
1.ahnl-The same.
Hap, -t3ooI evening,
Kehm--1ad to ses YOU.
Hsp.-1 aIa Tn1RtNE reporter.
4 sEpDEH CHANCE.
isep.-But came to talk tn you. ...
nehul,-I won't 10 interviewed; 30 theros no uso OF
1.o'.-Ai, right. Dut why not.
1teh1n-lsnfsnEe THE Tribune haa mot told the trth
about tne, and won't 10 tutofviawedt 40 you'd Oet-
ter 70.
Rohnl--rlere'a no uso talking.
Iep.-nut thera arc fow questions I want you 70
answer.
.bls oyenasa 5oarnas ' eossaa w .rus M tory Il ~!
wcot3a IL hnhwer to THE Tribune
Isp.-Wl.y did you p*aclt7
Keam-Clear out.
lsep.-whom did SOU lmpltcatas
Raniu-1o awsy9
l.ep-lIuw much did these part,s. receiver
1lthia-l tell yon 10 hnme! --.....
Rcp.-What benohs will you derive from squoalIug 7
lehm-I dec1inn 10 nnAwgr mig questions.
R.p.-Wero any otlor parties implicated In your
tl1ogud confcaaton7
1tehn.-1 toll you got onti
A.p-l1oW mini did IIas!ng 9es7
Iei,,n-ayltl you 60 l,ome7 ...-...
lkap-Ia There any truth lu thn statement that you
knpt full aceount II tho political ssaeaamenta oi
1b.a7
Nrtlin-1 lecIino to anRwer. .. .
1ol.-Anu who contributed 10 that fnni7
l.ehm--Sebody.
Ncr.-Wl1o was tho lArgcst coutrltutor7
Nshsl-tet outt
ltsp.-IIavo you Kept full records Of atl these
cos&nts7
A. this interview had taken place on tho door-ster
his eh'sts1ecse4 at,l alippcfs ho :. Hde III NIT
aIa,nnAl ths door, a icltL cd 10 arsHer tho ab0vt
1ueatpu. clio tho putu nlRlt have boen tufthtr Ell
(IrhteueJs
, 1876-01-14

tff%tfI IshDHtcH 10 ! nc Lhtch7o fF7puRk
DETHolr. Mich, Jan. 13.-Tbe General FratgM
4igouta Of Michigan and ohn railroads met
here to-dny to ovorhau! tho freiRht-rates on urn-
bor AMI transact ce'tlin other bnsneas- Rego-
luttons were paHHsd for ovcrhauug tha switch-
charges at Toledo; that tho rates fixed for luIn-
hor from lake ports IMPLY only 10 1umbor shipped
by lake through the lake ports, or on n thronRh-
contract; that raj! lines from lako por.s bs
not allowel TO solcit shipments In the
Saginaw Valley or make contracts via
1ata and rat! aa against a1l-rail roais; thst thu
fasoe n:recd hpon from hll roin's m Timber and
ice we, conp,2noi to points beyond thoss s,ereto-
fore agree upon to lncal Ata'iDs aF connecting be
not decs ease. uulo.s it DO necessary iu osubt to
reach SUMO connecting 'ins TINT can 10 raacasa
hy otnnr lines 1t pro rat1; that tile rhted on
ice from competing points north Of Toiedo to
C1ncinuni and other caED'non poiuta be-
mada tine Ra'u5 rnr car OF 90 001
pouuda a. lumber that the rate from Howard
Ety ~ CInc,nuat, 10 not less than $50 por ton
while tho rate In ei5 from Graud Rarl1s and
5aE1naT that the rats on innbar from Grand
Rapid, to liellaro and Wheeling he liked At go
! to, 10 tons. and declaring that tho rate Of 1a
canis par INC pouhaa from Detroit to Cincinnati
/ fur t1rley from local Cans IL points wore u1sde
i TO apply only to RllipmeutB unter shr5ugh.con'
: tracts. rno noxt meeting will be- led At cAio'a'
TO- Fab. 10.
, 1876-01-14

Another ballot vas takon reHnEt!nE: Ctncin-
natl II; ThlAdelphia, II; Chicago, II.
Tho third bkIint atood: Cincinnati, 10:
Philadelphia, 1i Chicago, ?.
Forth ha'lot: Cincinnati. 10; Phltade'pl'in.
IL: t:Hcagn. Il.
f.t,n b.lo:: Cincinnati. 1e; Chicago, 1e;
philade}pa. 10: E!n. ciaud l.
Mr. kemhlo, Of Pennhvlranih. said ho ha3 I'd"
vecatel splt,inR this Convention at rlltlahe!nhis.
Dut that tha Eeoplo there lad any cIAta,. but bn
cauEe oyorybudy wAs coming - Philadelphia thln
cen;cnniht year, therefore II WAS proper That Tie
ConyuDtiotl should be invited to hold its session
In that c,tv. To-day two votes nnty warc re
qutrel for the seIecston Of Cincinnati. Far bin
p4rt. he ,lIk1 not think It proror that 1to Ato,a1
trs1. and therefore bo should vnte for C.ucn
natl. that city having generally received The
largest lumber Of votaa.
TIE sixth hsllot rtood: Cincinnati ~; Chi-
cayo. t.; ThFlaJaInhta. 1.
AZ fnr.y. four voteH wero cast. tHcutT.thfee
wera neccAsary to 4 choice.
Ths seventh ballot stood: Cincinnati. 2t;
Chicago. II; rllilsdcIti1iat T.
Eighth ballot: Cincinnati -; Chicago, 10:
Philadelphia, i Cleveland, !.
TIE FtNAL HALLoT.
Tl,e ninth ball t VA, al follows: Whole nutn-
bar of vo.es cast. II NECESSARY to = choice.
~: riuu.1nati received 81, Chicago IL. pLllA-
lha Chair having announced that Cincinnati
| was chosen 80 the plaza 10. this Convention. on
motion nf Mr.. Scamfnhn, Of Chicago, tho ae'cc-
| tion was tnado unahimois
| THE TiME.
On motion OF Mr. Van Horn. Of Missouri,
! Wcdnestln+, The lith Of JUNG. whs t3csignAtaa
/ Al tho t1ma nf meeting. IT WAS res s,Ivrl that
| w"n th'B GumInistea ad fourn it al ionrn to mees
J al Cluenlnatl on Tuesday. tin 18th Hf June.
| Gov. Mor1an eKp!esasf bin qualification that
tho bnstansA OF the Com.ntttco nal been har-
| nonlnMH1r ttunsactod, aud, OF motlou, the Co a.
| 'u'ssso @"'seseS"
snto
The n,nn lti9u II rspi!,tes for prsylI n. aul vic,.
Fses,l Of the United Hates viii DO hell III tue City
| o! Cincinnati! or Wednesday. the IAN dhs ot June
l'id at y oclnck n,n. sai W. eos.t q A;e3 .sa'
!.eth faen a.ste enet ~ .T ~ T 'ur n.i t ~ ~ ,i
so,,ss nr1sn,i ferI,,nr, mi III, Dstric.
/ Il CoIunlias
IL calling Conventions for tie election Of Delegates
tho oouta'!tee. !. thu sssssM stat,s ate
al o'ho r. n,sp
p",a r. frtey IlY isslux aud rar, ncas b.snnn,
trougaou, liz country by maintaining 1nl oaios.!nt
iii ait ,,n, RI ,nA o! every rittsen. iucudin{
fa! snd free cxefcso of The sgat Of sudsASe witao
Intimidation and without ffnui: Who VI
u i.sns os th1 continue prosecutor and pun
A., cconomfc.i a,,rnInistr..on of tr t,,ycrtn.a n
Ly none4t. faithful and capsb,n 0 crr. who are il
f:r1r Of n king surA reforms in III. Government u
experience nsy from time IL TIA. '!g4 g4e't: WIN ar
pTteiatins hny oi IT, oE2a.,nns ~ M ~ !avot ~ aTs
ans m esasg ~ .he ~ as H' n
thc mi, az tf tueri an iilery aul - ii 10 II, In
HIND Is, u;,1y fres frpn, re lad Il, c,.rol VIM 10
lle.s tint fo. .hs promotion Of thee "nlp tn
,iirer'ou n Il. Government rho Ill consnua to y
con1lod +, tass VINO nlhere = tns nFinssp q II,
xo suP" 'ns @ - rs f.rat ~ - an
, 1876-01-14


Special D,sput.h Ia I'he Chtcdoo 4rtoHns.
6rn1sa1lElp. ILL.,, Jan. l3.-ool. A. G. Mat.
lt,ews, nsvonus Supervisor. arrived hero to-day.
IIs saya lo cams hero to sec what further there
has been doue IN the whisky chses. Ho t!nd'
litti0 done 10 tar, 1Ht proposes coming nefe nokt
Of lilo way tho whisky Will bU ezcluaisely At
tended to. aud Supervisor 81 th,ws proposes 20 en-
c.ar tho busttsA " TINT the H1tnesseA vii! al coe
aud tel uil they know. lis nanatA Ho'!einan tho H.
Ious Witness iIeui1uI viii crooked Operations u
TLthanBu.
, 1876-01-14

Srtetas Di.pakth u 5hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. FAU1, Miuu., jan. 13.-Atte1 the lnstAlla'
ton Of ttiicese iu tie Masonic Grsnu Lodge to"
day jewel, the work Of = Chicago aEtst. wAa
p.esauted tho Aay. Charles Qriswold. tbs rattr-
lug Ur4ut Ma9ter,