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SIOUX jim SHOT BY AMERICAN HORSE.
Henry Homens, who arrived at Sidney, Neb :,
Tuesday, reports that Sioux Jim ard fami-
ly came into the Red Cloud Agency secretly
on the 10Th ult. The commanding officer In
stituted Q search for them through the
agency Indians. They were found by Ameri-
can Horse, q chief of one OF the bands at the
agency, but Jim refused to surrender his
arms, whereupon American Horse shot and
Killed him, taking his family prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

A PRnsr's ANsWE1-The clerk of the
Hudson county health board recently In
formed the Rev. Patrick Hennessoy, or the
Ocean Avenue Catholic Church, Jersey City,
all marriages solemnixed by him. Father
Hennessey replied that the state Legislature
has no night 70 pas law imposing labor
without Compensation, and that he does not
propose to copy the names from his regIster
but the CLERK may have access to the books
II he desires to.-(M =. World, tn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

FALL RIVER OPERATIVES IN COUNCIL.
At Fall River, Mass, the Opera House was
crowded with operatives Wednesday night.
Reports Of committees appointed to walt on
the mill agents and request the restoration
of ton per cent, former reduction of wages,
were received, to the effect that the request
would b acceded to October II the prices
OF goods continued the same a. az present.
After much discussion it was finally voted
to continue work until October I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

THE PRACTICE SHIP CONSTELLATION,
with the midshipmeu of the Naval academy
on board, has arrived At Hampton Roads
from the usual summer cruise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

THE MCKEE CAsE.-Unitet States Dis
trict Attorney Bliss, at st. Louis, is engaged
in making lengthy and exhaustive report
on the Mckee case. tits not known whether
he will recommend pardon or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

Z. PzaHInD SMITH. the legal adviser al
lh0 JapAneoo foreign once Tor the past six
yoaSs, d 3 paaoouGsr BY the City Of Peking,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

The FIREMBN'e CONvENrIoN-The c1n
vent,on Of chief engineers OF nre departments
~ Philadelphia. yesterday, selected Nash
The report of the committee on fireworks,
which suggests that city governments pass
ordinances prohibiting the sale OF fireworks
ties within the city limits, Was adopted. Adj
journed sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

SEVERAL TREASURY CLERKS are going to
London on the sy indicate business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

CONNECTICUT DAT 1t the Centennial ex-
hibitton was dampened by the rain. Tue
parade and review were postponed till TO-
day. There were nearly 1000 persons 81 the
exhibition, about ZOO Of which were from
the Nutmeg state. Governor Ingersoli, OF
Connecticut, held . reception In the Con-
necticut building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, 1921 ,l3s 90; customs, s631 Sos OF.
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F0RKIGN NEWu-
The Chmr~h H. R&mSu

MADRID, Sept 8 AT q ca6inei council N
was decided 70 notify the provinces Al author
lilies that while the constitution forbids
M anifes tafiors offensive % the On tholsc re-
: gion, proper respect for the inv o ability OF
Protestant churches and cemeteries must be
enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

POSTMASTER GENEkAL TYNER returned
mis- morning from q western trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

AT fHI IErKRNArroNAL MEDICAL Cor
Grass In Philadelphia yesterday, AZ dele-
gates were present DR.. II. Mlyake, OF Toxic,
Japan, was fntrodocod and occupied the
chair during the reading Of o peper on COB
stetricsn by Prof Parv1n, Of Indiana. 1ho
copereau then adjourned TIL to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08
Co,sresnaooaI Nesniaasssna.

CTNCINNATI, Sept. 6-Tne democrats Of
the second Kentucky district have nomi-
mated James Mckenzie FOR Congress.
ELGIN, ILL, Sept Sine republican Con-
n essional convention OF this district nom
mated wh. Lathrop, OF Rockford county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

" sdEII-o class, which nov Ias- @
1 ~. I'D sShf yorkpsn, surIassse
s4nlatsd ~ two nall screws % exactly nt tks noe
Slsnoos AZ Ssin q Spllsessnt fsslins. fhsy arc
1n9s Sooy VII sof neeeDe1 end hGhtne0 they
~, e1o ~ ~ 1sesaze tAksl nd oedG1
ISAAC ALHxAHDlB. 1873 Fem. ave-,
EsAHkhro fricGl1sa -
.As; 1897 xlsn,yLyAMA AyIxyl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

lHTERNAL REvENUE COMMISSIONERS
Rarm went to Baltimore this morning.
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"A RRNARKABLE GANI or BTLLTAnDs-

A RINARKABLE CANE OF BILLIApDs-
LOCO point game Of billiards at Chicago, 500
points on each Of two nights, played the first
BOO points Wednesday night. Slosson beai
he made runs Of SO, 123, l38, and In the i7th
inning made . run OF 66 and went out. His
average was 20 II, the highest ever made 10
q SEQ point Rame. Sections highest run was
CO; his average, s 7.l6; and total, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

CENTENNIAL MEDALs-The report of the
executive committee Of the u. 8. centennial
commission shows that the medals fer sue
ceeeful exhibitors have been put In the hands
OF q certificate OF award is being rapidly pre-
pared. The committee believe that from this
time out the exhibition will see It's best
days, and conclude with the declaration that
the great exposition will result In q closer
bond between the United States and foreign
DOWerB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

A CENTENNIAL vBIroR DRowNEDs-A
man floating In the Delaware river at Phfla-
delphia y0sterday. In the pockets OF the de-
ceased were . gold watch and q 500 In
Edgar r. Thomas, HafTisburg, Faystta
county. Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

REWARD FOE ARREST OF AssAssrug-
The acting governor Of Louistaua Oilers
$1,000 reward for the arrest Of the Assassin OF
Dr. Drinkgrove, tax collector Of OuA0nita
parish, and 81, 900 nor The axr0st OF the pGr1on
who attempted The lffe OF Westar, CLERK Of
the court OF Red river parfsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

CoNGREs SIGNAL NoMINATIoNs YEsrER-
DAY.-Julian Hartridge, dem, LIST Ga; w. 9.
Stenger, DEM. 18th Pa; w. III. Barker, rep,
24fh N Daniel NJ. Henry, DEM, LIST Nd;
James Williams, DEM, Del.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

PEE soHAL. - Captain II. Shaughnessy,
collector OF internal revenue for the south
ern district Of Mississippi, II In the city 81
wIllaIds, in the interest Of Mississippi re-
publicanism Captain Shaushnessy II the
republican candidate for Congress nom the
fifih Mississippi district. .'''Dr. Horace
Msnhal /. Ludington, deputy QuAftermas.
ter general, and Major Z. ]. Luding. IN, In
specfor generals department OF the army, u
Psrnsylvania regiment (Roundheads), and
affer The war established himself In success
ful practice In Cincinnati. He II on Q trip
At Rockville, Nd. .."Capsain 8. Il. fhomaa-
sen, Who Wa discharged with Q number Of
others nom the Peymaster Generals once,
2 day % Two ago. has been feinstated. ...'
has adyfces from that state % th0 o6Soe thai
"Blue Jeans" VIII - beaten n ne Octooer
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

THE INV LoAN.-Advices received at the
Treasury in regard to the disposal of the Az
per cent funded loan, are OF the most en-
couraging character, and the Indications are
that the whole $4,000 900 subscribed for by
the syndicate will be absorbed by the LIST OF
October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssELs.-Ths
U. 8. steamer Gettysburg, recently fitted
out at the navy yard here, will be put In
commission on the 10th instant. TIE Essex,
one OF the new slOOps new at Boston, will be
put In commission about the 18th of October.
The Gettysburg will 60 out to make surveys
In various localities, and the Essex will Join
the North Atlantic squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

WIN. B. MOORE, q special agent OF the
Treasury, has prepared q statement, which
will soon be made public, and which he
thinks will show that ex Secretary Bristow
conspired against President Grant to secure
his (BristOw's) own nomination At Ciucin-
natl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

ExECUTIvE ACTs.-The President has
signed the commissions OF Sampson o. Bay
ly, OF Virginia, TO be U. 8. Consul At Paler
mo, and of Maximilion Bouzand, OF Louisi-
ana, to be assay er in charge of the u. 8. mint
at New Orleans. He has recognized ]. Davis
Gaurin as consul Of the United States OF Co
lom Dia at San Francisco. The President as
approved the appointment of John Robert
Grsham Pitkin - be United States Marshal
for the southern District OF Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

oAH SHORTCUTS !. Sour, . pr00Insns n.
Publican Of New Orleans, W. neal1Z o0s
yesterday morning By L. Il. soith. r.
in Ne Times On soars POLITICAL cnaFsee9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

PRESENTATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. Henry Kalussowski, of this city, yester-
day presented TO the government, through
the Department Of State, two interesting
contributions OF Polish literature, entrusted
70 him for that purpose by their author, Mr..
Busxczyuski, the eminent statesman aud
sottologist Of Poland. One Of these is eati-
tied Social Catechism, and contains CUES.
tions and answers intended to show the
relative social conditions OF Europe and
America; the other IL entitled America and
vivid and exalted conception OF republican
Institutions. The former Is in French, the
latter In the Polish language, richly bound,
and contains an photographic dedication by
the author.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

CAN'T GIT THEIR FEEs.-Ex- Senator
Henderson, Colonel Broadhead and other
special counsel employed to assist In the
prosecution Of the whisky cases at st. Louis
have been informed by Attorney General
Taft that the fees allowed them cannot be
paid Oh account of the failure Of Congress TO
make the necessary appropriation. Messrs.
Henderf on and Broadhead were allowed ten
thousand dollars each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-08

CENTENNIAL VISITORS AT THE CAPITOL.
Capt. 8. 8. Blackford, of the Capitol police,
deserves favorable mention for his efforts in
behalf OF our Centennial visitors. Although
since the reduction OF the force 1t Is very
onerous, yet every visitor recei YES due at
tentiop, and is shown through the enIire
Capitol. The Captain has determined to Sc
cure the services of few Intelligent young
men, who do not belong to the Capitol force,
as Capitol guides. It would appear to be a
wise move.
, 1876-02-21

from Thomas enoll, Abner Taylor. Jamcs Alkou,
Fotar B,ittclt snnd tfustAv A. Nay for "a, 500,
c1EGttIr COURT.
Patrick Dn8no bcWan All action y, teapnaa
against tho City Of Chicago, laying damages hs
I,clts Il. Torn began an action for $4,000
aQaluRt Albert A. Throst,sr. .
Kalo Salisbury began m net!nn 10 recover
e5,i}U0 damages from john i. anu The'eca
G. ". Pool surd william Hargrars ior $4,000
damhgsn. ...-
THk GALL
JuDoE NopK1ra-Kibbe 70. 1illi. o, "a.
Junoe tiAnr-150. ta3, 1Gs. 17s. 1ef. 1s9. lb4.
1s7 iso. ioo. lo1 lu3, 1o,, lo3. l97 las. 1s, 2ol
Jupos JAmrsor-2L q, "a. 90, "a, 81. II to Al,
40, 48. 50 to 53, Is to 60, ine.ualve.
JupaK hfoonE-20. n, a.
JuDus RoaERs-A9i to 4lo, and act cases !, 4S3
Jr1ns imo4n-1 to 20 On now calendar.
JuDuG FAnwkII.-yl0.
TURIN srATxs C1ncutr Count-11DnE DLopar7T
O. ". u..nptell, AAsignee. "a. John MeneH 81, ,W.
NupERIon COURTROOM Observation-Disclosures IL. Hissan
y. George u: Davis. $losso.nw J.. Dn5eam u,s Y.
1900 a6.-lsteE Dritteu ~ pltiip Ksrrn Luzla Kef'
jlpux nAlY-Peter MeNalty ~. studcy !touahaon
r 81. H. IL Il; vu1ict 400. and motion for nav trial
LNorthreNern Nations1 Insurance. Company n. Nor.
timer and Ellen Ncktshon, t1J4.d3.-H. II. Eomnskl
lonsi Fise md 11arIns Insurance Company Of Il.lls-
deiphis <5o3 3-AlexanisT Strong Ct 81 ~. si'nun j.
Qtnuu1r Counr---jrpoE no0KRs--Iosel'h xcnlsehel
Lucinla Merritt w. uooraa Bottles and Efness tAps
| VERDICT t.,
, 1876-02-21


Aesat]cd ia on tho 18th Vast whlrls Of enow,
In addition to what WAS dropping down frotn tho
hsavcns, wo.e lifted by The hurricane and t'aBho1
In fury into my face, turn whtiiorsoovor would.
Oh, how tho mad powers Of tho air how!ea, and
v,lissicd, and screamed around this sto,n.tricd
old rock 1t was Almos. impossible 10 diacern
objects twonty raecs In advance, to prooeeL on
ward, or to maintain respiration. Duffotcd from
ons side Of tho marrow stfoet to tho other, felt
~ though ths rage Of tho North Was concou'
l1ated Ia ons Wild tornado, which would lift the
very rocks from the old gray walls around mo, and
scatter thom amid tbs Grabbing storm Ike ciIaff.
II roared and moaned up the side Of these granite
cliffs In desolAtlng havoc. Intervals would
elapse In Which snow woald pile up on lodge
blast, and send II away III odlyIug clouds fat
along tho crags, aud tho fond would laugh itl
woird Screams 1t ls domnnao sport.
And 40 this Wild carnival OF tutnulsuouH ar
was foarfnl. AZ o'clock On tho morning Of The
10th heard tho tocs!n Of distant fre.bcsl. 1t
seemed to roverborato on tho Atr-Come como
oo1not 40 God !" / moauod, "pLty the heipIcHs
l,ost scii Is thls.' Such. ton. was the night OF
the slE! oi December, 1775 vhnu
nRAvK MoNTaoxEnY-
yos, matlfy brAvo-Aecendcd the eortu1nH path Of
tho Pres lo-Villo, nt tho head OF hia truhty nol-
tliers. I. vim have visltod tho spot with tho
rovorsnlia1 feolinga OF an American, can psrtially
appreciate tho boTofsnn Of d man who would oou-
tond agalnss tho tsipartIte foes TO BE- overcome
by uen. Montgomery on that tarrible night.
tic b!indtng t0n1ppBt Of snow, tile bArriers, and
bravo, determined army. Would not 1leaych
decree victory to great hesrt such ab hia
All! no. 1liore waB at The head Of this narrow
rass a section Of a-pound guns into tic muzsiea
| Of which slle Continental 0oncral and hla com
mantl advanced and to eettaln death. Hugh
hicQuarters tE1e Sergeant, haa received tho word
| from Capt. Darnafare to - Fite )" aud q craHf
Of grapo.shot aud muskotsy.a awept tho llond OF
tho column into oteru'ty. Among the alatn In
this ono fearful discharge WAS tho Commander.
| .Chiof, aon. Nicl,arl Montgomery. Tie vic.
tors did honor to him as a clliyn!rous but unfor'
tunAto foo. Iio WAS dooeusty !nterIcd, by at
| oversight without honors manifostly 70 tlit
chagrin Of the English Commander. Gen. Cnr!o
ton. 1Iia remains were nisinteTod by Mr.
Lawis, his nephew. In 1885, ahd conveyed t.
Now York, whore they now reposo in st. PAM
churchyard, broadway, Tin tho midst Of tn
American peoplo whom 10 loved so woll
Yours, ALLISON.
, 1876-02-21

Franco, and that IL wan exceedingly rich and
handsome. {" Where did you SAY .you saw tho
ruit manfred tho Judge and, being informed.
ho iottod tie namo carefully on biz Of paper.
Kelley Boon to tho floor, and. In ths course Of
tia xrecc!l. ho nnitl: "To drop from grave
question TO trivial ono, lot NE say Tiers has
toct, mich discussion as TO tho coAtume tn whicls
Franklin hpprafed at court. Sit, havo had op.
portun,.ies OF examining the best portraits Of
Franklin. atd wns delighted on entornB tho
Wadeworth AtAonmnm At Hartford, Conn,
10 bo nblo 10 examine tho snft Ia which he kp-
cared at tho Court Of FrAnce. II waA = suit Of
magnificent embroldesed broc.de coat, vses, aod
breeches." Irof. Seelye aniled almost audhly
At the sublinity Of tho Judges assurance, but
said nnthfno.
, 1876-02-21
LETTERS FIlOll TIE PEOPLE.
A WORD ron CpLYlr.

n NCAU <ukk tVAfAns
10 ths Editor Of The CAftaEo 7r1oHn<:
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-lIaving bacn reader Of
your paper for over sixteen years, and an ad-
mirror OF its principles in n1ost Of tho t.Tini.
events Of tho tlmcs, presume to ask small
srace III your columns for fow words on what
you arc pleased to cali =" Hold On Colsin."
hnyo heon It remarked In your paper that tho
people OF France arc 10 Tho habit OF cheering
every form Of their Government while 1t laats,
mud, by doing so. mako 1t strong and respected,
az all Governments should ba. whi!e In
Chicago wo tako generally tho very OPP
posste coursc; for no sooner hare We
elected good city officer thnn We
"pilch in" witt, all our powers Of dcttacson
and weakon bis hands 10 a,:c! an extent that
anything would DO preferable to protltlesa
wfRnBlo with get Of factinua po'itsolAsH, Nhose
sole object seomB 10 DO their OWL pecuulAfy
bonollt instead Of tho public guod.
Having been partly brought up IL printing.
office, / havc etrouY regard for tho liborty Of
tho press, yet think thas tho public would sus-
| tain 10 loss II tho statements Of Huch mcu as
| Ncalo, who voluntary admits himself to bo
guilty Of a criminal not In IN election to servo
| Mayor Golyin, waH troAtcd with lcHa considora-
tioi,, btncs whatever ths amount Of scorn TINT
| nRy DO Justly cast on Nealo for depoBiting the
fraudulent ballots Of which Io boAsts. 1t il ey.
| dcut lAat his Honor Mayor Colvin must stand
free from, bla1no, and he who ACCUSED hitnBclf Of
crimo must be left 10 bear tha tecoll OF lla own
| tire.
But what hls Mayor Colvin dono to produce
nll this racket2 lie vas duly e|ectod and hlls
tho position rel!. Would lis opponents have
him 10 DO like the mall who found the Quakor's
rockctbook and returned II To him. aud then
rcretvo tho samo reward "Frlend," said the
Quakor, "Thee found my pocketbook and bad 4
| now theo hast it not Thos mist be fool.
All who know Mayor Co!yin know that l,e Ia moi
! fool, and bis management of sha o1pEoss 5nst
! Nnss for tue last tuenty years vii! 10 buiiclen
| Testimony 10 his abilities mud BlceeA8.
Fur Colvinh IN Iron will.
! Why ctn't you let him he
! Know Colviu will ba Col7ln still,
1 That's my philosophy.
Z. @. Il.
, 1876-02-21
SENATOR THURMAN.

His Views on the Currency QUESTION:
Dispatch to C,netnnars Eaqu,rsr.
CoLuMnrs, O., Feb. lG,-Tho following impor-
tant letter from Senator Thurman waa read 10
the Democratic caucus Tonight:
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 1G.-Iht Hen. Hurry H"ht,
lin am a.t,ch Obliged 10 you for your favor of ihe
llth lust, aud thcertAlIS comply with your rcueas 70
sor src hssa ea.1'o DO Spno upu pus 70
coal, anl ntYor haye had. Nhasher my views Lave
1se eoEEse, o. esroneons 'oass haze , ln es o1
sct bara tertainl5 left no room Tor
Ing. voted against # md s1oke sganat !. more 4
t4baia. fsinsssti!s' dsI1on. i.iehrnoni. sai III!
Avowin8 my belief III tllo tne-hoaorel Democratic
doctrine that specie s tho only safe basis for f're our
5sae1 1sash III ee
ln.tHsd thst the Ohio pssfor,n Truly intetprst.d did
no. rspu4t.ss .pses bass ~, IT. o. 1ns eon1sfy ,
tlo following rraris Of r. psndleton In his speech
q July a. ISIS II ealipolia lie aid: "1us bo-
lon and platform, when say that we arc in favor Of
coin the oa1a Of ths currency; that tap.r cur
en-. :ssa sssa1n - . ss '":
inttrests Of tat,or aud business will permit that we
would bs glad to rstirn i.nmsd.asely asnos .ua
issuo of greenbacts. Or bank-notes. Nc are not
in my foen." Thcse. IL nj op,nlou. woro wtsc lnd
truo femarkB, and opportuuely aud brayey spukcn,
school that, rettatiur the teneh,ugs OF thu fath+s
and the losaons Of political econouy lnsst upon a.
oneu1ug sod sua nlseE and t1a: ts cw ~ sehon a
platform to suit thcir views And yci fnr expressing
precsely the saspo y5ows - thoso u Mr. penl'ean
ntoyb totAd llava been denounced In Ohio as fass
IL III arologis for Imitation mud III irrrlccmab!c
N iss
| a.aasd by men OF dtamcssteslly opposite oi!tnns.
ttop a have Strengthened Iay conviction. Of s injus-
stn and inpoiry lfnsu OH tAs 7sh Of iaAt innnth
spoke In ths ssnase :. follows! r., r.. r,,, ,,u
President il t. not 1,ocessasy 10 thEt stalo ad
miserable joketAo la.t ES,nAtk Il the SENATOR from
who IL disngal.hod ri h.s Wit aud tho fertility Of
III brain, could Do lilus better than repeat the Jos
Ct u 4 r,s' Ct ss "9sa
bena larss Question. II tho Senator tsnns I', thai
M It M nsx 2s s fa, IT,
history Of tli1 my other dossrnmsut laI Of 70
much moment upon - important question never
wa fully matureA in the CAUCUS Of party aud then
Ii vas thought Eorsh from tla caacus, laid upon OUT
bciors he sun eet p4ased, without .uglo word Of
discussion fron tls majority OF tia boy by Which
e.ssp nov .; .a nd ssn a.ss
YES d. tiat WA party bill. II bill Which No
wr1e ps1cr alo~o1 IN this sds Vt tho Chamber to
jrhs tonAtoe harc q,,o*s further fEuul fhH Esscl,
delivered in tho sen.sa agatust resumption CT JAIL
up q sns IL Il Sov.sr in The pa,s year co.,
ot hsnk currency ,e hos 1s!ss Tsy y.s a ,. w..
xs TOT to & rsdy .aoaute h.t ~ouii = IL ~
rT.pset molined = y -. L twelve month; tron
this date. Tie aursenaer u SAAk euEreae{ so,1d FaS
inhAonlas tn tic Republican CAUCUS thhk uld Ao'
ses thss.
post tie acs aud hu$ 10 II relaaled and lrn!Sl
measure substituted for It: believe that M aaeA y
, 1876-02-21
HOLD t:p HIS I[AHng.

r. hs Editor ef Ths Ch1enao TribHW:
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Would it not ho we'll III
some public mannor ito Fustain md cncocraGo
our City Comptroller In bis laudable efforts to
sare tho Taxpayers vast sum OF monoy7 It
seems to me that tho tax-pa5ors Interests de-
mand such action on their part. Tie Con1e-
tro!lsr las urged tho Common Council. aud also
Anproptjate su.allcr Sums both for tho current
expenses Of tme city aud for tho conBtFuc:ion Of
the new City Hall. aud II his advice IL backed
up by demand to the satna oifuct BY tho body
OF ta1-pGyets,-oxpsessod either through tue
Cislzota Association or iu soluo other ~ay,-bs-
fore those appropriations arc iinal!y made, 1t
will lerpen the burden Of taxation for this ycar
to 0 considerable e1tcnt, UERAgs.
, 1876-02-21

tIot.iayfpn Corrtspo,,Ltass Springfield {IasA1 It,
pnbiiruh.
A good atory about lsof: seeYo aud Juuso
Ko!lnS Las just laaked ont. lu thu conisa VI tho
regent dybats un tue DIPLOMATIC aud CnI!slss ,,s
nt.'' ,'' ,a,,,,nr in Which our first Minister ap-
naa1sl susl n court and tho !stoutiouy display a.
fso.eI iu theso days, sl,c.. prompted ahe pfu.
fsssor to ls4u Greg t. Ksl!cy, Tao -iss in ttons
W.hs t,rth Atl1snuunl III Hartford tho worry suit
In which Franklin sppessed It tho Court Of
, 1876-02-21
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.


~ tn Editor Of 1ht QhLed9a 1Tso4fa'
On1oAoo, Fab, 19.-ussipg soan number Of
articles In the Sunday isaua Of your papor touch
lug tho question OF cheap auburhaa ttnuspoEsa-
tiou, with your permission l would like to add 10
this subject my opinion. noed not state moro
than aa oriulon ~ 10 the result Of such ~ e1-
pertinent, ~ tho necessity OF It taa teen asgued
it prior articles, aud, indesd, do not believe
there is any respectable number senainiog to bo
couyipood On ths ground OF necesaity. NOW. u
i my bslIss that tbs result OF placing \ 1-csnt