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, 1876-01-15

Tho Chicago produce markets were irregu-
Lar Yesterday. Ness pork was quiet md 10
per brl higher, closipg at $19,20 cash an,!
$l9.37t for February, Lard was less actiye
and 23@6e per 100 lbs higher, closing ut
sl2.oo cash and $i..4o for February. Meats
were quiet and f'r.ner, at To for shoulders
bored. 1890 for do short ribs. aud l03o for do
abort c!ears. Ii!yhwines were in better de-
nlana md unchanged, at sl.os per gallon
Flour was quiet. Wheat Was less active and
unsettled, closing ut a34o cash aua 9go for
February. Corn was dull aud 10 lover, clos.
Ing tame at 4s!o cash Qnd 49to for February.
Oats were quiet and to higher, closing at 8oI
eaah and Sic sallos February. Rye was firm
at& Nazlsy vN dull and 4Aaia1, dosing st
, 1876-01-15

Wo print TIC remarks made by ElEsnr g.
MiLLrE, Esq, OIL tho occasion Of tho orgnns-
zation of tho Democratic party on tho esen.
ing Of Jan 8, in this city. The current ro-
port published in tho papers was consldered
aa doing him injustico. Tho high and ole.
vated tono Of the spoecl, Ia altogether beyond
tho respect md confederation Of tho Demo.
cratic nasses, who aro fa1 moro interested In
tho political complexion Of tile Town Doaru
or County Commissioners than thoy ars Ia
JcfferBonian principles, especially in tue mat.
ter OF official honesty anl capacity.
, 1876-01-15


It will DO some relief to tho people Of
bloomington tllat tho Centennial leap-year
party has safely occurred, Notwithstanding
tho 1iatribos Of como Of the ministers Of that
place; that it WIS largely attended !; and, as
tho dlspntch says, that 1t was the most nota.
bio social event TINT has ever occurred in
Bloomington. The event haa gained ntldi~
tio,lal interest aud notorioty from tho fact
TINT ono class Of ministers IN that
city bitterly opposed 1t, and advised their
Aocks not to attend it, because dancing would
be ono Of ita principal featares. Il ia n itno
astonishing tllat any clergyman should have
tnltcn such position In this day and genera
tion; but tho result was ~ might have bocn
expected. Tho ladies' availol themselves Of
thetr lear-yenr privileges and gave tho party.
Tue foc1a who had been warned by their
shepherds paid no hood to the warning aud
went. To give additional tone to tho affair,
Mrs. Gov. BEyEntpoE was in attendance, and
eight OF ten Of the Governors Guards, with
their ladies, from Springfield, thus III an in
direct wny expressing tho Governors views Of
some delicate little atl.nonitions lie himself
l,ad received from somo Of the Springfield
clergymen. We aro glad tho dangerous affair
is over, and have 10 doubt tho clergy will ind
II was not half so bad party as thoy Ind
iraapinet.
, 1876-01-15

Tho aversion Of tho Turkish Government
to foreign Intervention in tho ,nntser Of her
colonial policy has all along been apparent.
Whi1o Appearing to receive tho various prop.
ositions of tho Powers in n spirit Of amity
an,l good faith, there hos MI along been a de-
Termination on Tho part of the Porte to nau-
ago tho aGairs Of tho Ottomnn Empire in tho
way TINT best snitcd itself. It is becoming
moro and moro apparent TINT tho proposition
Of Count ASpRAssr, to which most Of the
Powers hove subscribed, is movement in
Tho Interest Of reform which Is not to 10
abandoned ut tho bchcsts Of tho Sultan and
his sIinjHten, Tho foreign representatives Mt
Constantinople, particularly those Of Russia
and Austria, have begun to talk plainly on
this point, md 1t is intimated that the Turk
ish authorities will soon be informed that the
grievances of which Herzegovina mud other
provinces have loug complained, and for tho
mitigation Of which they aro now fighting,
must DO abntcd through tho instrtitncntality
Of tho proposed compromise.
, 1876-01-15

At this season Of the year, when the coun-
try is passing through tho calm that preosdes
tho Presidential storm, tho question Of wou-
an-suffrago IL takon up, in default Of anything
moro important. with certain languid inter
est. Wo are informed that Chill hns initiated
Wyoming in endowing women with the fran
clliso, mud two or throo Western Governors
have mentioned tho project favorably In their
messnges+ II women aro SO uladly anxious to
get lilo suffrage, suppose We turn over the
whoio machinery Of Government to tlom. It
is 4 great bother to try to rule oursclyes. Tho
persons who rclioyo M now aro obliged
to purs,io politics as trado md
make their breal and butter by it, while
tbs rnass Of lnen get very poor article Of
Government in return for much money,
trouble, aud tino. II we were saved from
the distracting necessity Of constantly maxi
ing political failures. VIC might make fowcr
commercial failures. We could servo Ma.nmon
with more fidelity u!an now. Besides, turn.
about Is fair play. A1on have managed tho
affairs Of tho United States with indifferent
success during the first century Of ON na-
tiouM life suppose VIC let tho women Try 1t
now until 1915 uy changing coiEures aud
dresses, they can t'ropeat" at the polls al li5.
and thoir tincness OF touch and trained fingers
can stu1 ballot-boxes much better than o
mans clu,nay hand can. What moro is nocd-
cd for administering municipal affairs in tho
American fashion The doctrine that ta1a-
ton without representation Is tyranny, to
which tho feminine agitators 10 confidently
appeal, aud for which the 6M11u sisters sao-
sifced their favorite cows, would, Of course,
bo strictly observed by our now rulers. and
would preserve tho then subject sex from.
paying any taxes. This glad prospect III In.
e1preaaibly gratifying. No taxes, 1lo CFANsEs,
no lsyiaa, no p4lL11Ssxs, no perjury, no tar4
, 1876-01-15

damages. Lack Of repairs has almost de-
stroyod tho road. Its rails are bont md
frayel; Its ties ara rotten; its rolling-stock
in used up; mud IT, wharvos are tumbEnE TO
pieces.
The sum Of tho whole matter Is TINT tho
Panama Nonl Was great succoss when tho
principles of Civil.Sorvico Reform wcro car
ricd out Ia It's management, and ba1s fair 10
be great failure, now TINT tho methods Of
our prasont Civil Service arc copied by Its
owners,
, 1876-01-15

Wo publisFl In another column the closing parA
graphs Of long md n very Ablo nrticlo, with tho
aboyo lloadug, BY q. n. H1Sp EsI. ono OF tho
nblcBt OF the Canadian engineers. Soma Of nuf
commercial readers may know that there III
low, aEampv ne2k at land, loss than 20 miles
pcrosa, Gotween t}a;e Vostc. OIL North cumberland
Strait, mud arall bay that ops1s futo the LAY Of
Fnndy. 1t l1nR been surveyed for canal Bov-
era1 tiuscB during tho last fifty years. hut Nj.
u1Sn atlIresaea himself to tho sask Of proving
that all oaon gnt would gotvs tic purposes Of
commerce much botter than canal, and. 80 faf
as facts and fgufos are concerned, he scans To
have proved it. Tho advantages o!nimed
for tho routo aro that = vessel
could turn Hou.h on raachlng tho 0n1f Of 1t.
Lawrence and roach tho Bay Of FuudY nearly a.
soon ~ it could round the eastern ond Of
Nova Scotia, aud Lnuce that commerce between
tic G,est Lakes, Now England, New York, and
Europa would bo greatly promoted
The exhaustive article Of alr. HIsD Is another
evidence tllat our Canadian naighborY gro do
tesmnod to mako evcry possible ntrott to secure
tllo trlle az tho Wost. They arc hcstvely en-
gaged in deepeninE and enlarghlg the NellAna
CnuaL mud Mr. HIsp'a schemo is presented a.
Hupple,nont to tho great Internal improvements
In which the Dominion is engaged. THEY
llave tho cordial hy1uossay aud tho best
wishes Of tho en,ire Northwest for
their abundant BucceHa Smns:iug as they
, now arc under tho mogk outrageous railway a1-
tort,ons, md our city especially thoroughly mad
| q. tho determinations made against hor by thu
railway 1uonopolists, tho prospect Of having =
much Elcatcs competing route by the lakes and
tho st. Lawrence Ia exceedingly grateful. Az
IN former yoara. and as our psop!e are to greas
Ernr prr thar hid ha thatr s+,r.
, 1876-01-15

Ills rather curious that the ouatom Into which
wo Aavo fasu Of dating events ~ before Or
after our great fire Ia followed in other placed
Tho pli!a<|siphls Times, Ia describing tho COR
teupial anniversary Of tha hir;a OF 3lrs. tIAn-
oAaEr Douoa, who nal ths honor Of dancing tho
minuct q. IS With dEonoE WASHINGTON, aays
s'Up to tho time Of tho Chicago fire, Airs.
BooaB attended church regularly and belonged
to DorcAa Society" Whila,wo have no objoc-
ton to tie ,Ae Of cur lso by tho PhilAdolpllaus
for calendar purposes. TIC roVret that that luad
event shauld have prarentod tho good old lady
from, fun lther attendance upon church serviceA
, 1876-01-15

under Southern soil In the unnamed grayus
that he1n in tho site Of the rriaou.1cn Of Andcr.
sonvi'lo which silently protest against allowing
tho rnnn rcaronsib1efor such devi1ish barbn1i.
ty to take hin old Reat in tho Senate OF liz
United s.atca again. Il tho Confcdcrntes
choose to refuse pardon to tho other .ncbels
now unt1cr disabilities aud to ro}ect tho Cen.
tc,luia1 appropriation rather than loso the
c!.ancc Of honoring the hero Of Anderson.
vi!le," hero Of tead.li1,cs, and torture, and
starvation, md murder, That is tlolr own At.
fa;r-until tho next election, when tho pco.
1H will mike II their affair.
, 1876-01-15

Tho Coroner's inquest in tho GAxrzIE1H
murder csso yesterday terminnted in ver-
dict holding ex-policeman RosEr without
bail for tril in tho Criminal Court upon tho
chnrge Of 1nur1er. RoSE1 ndmita tho killing
Of GAErzLE1S, hut claims that tho fatal shot
was fred In Be1f.defensc.
, 1876-01-15
BILLS OF LADIdG NOT EVIDENCE or
0WNERBHTP.


The mercantile community has been dis
quiesel by some recent decisions of the courts
with regard to bills Of laling and tho trans
mission Of tho title to pcssonal property. In
tho case Of DAWN Dows Il Co., Of New York,
againss tho National Dank Of Milwaukee, tho
United States Supreme Court Ina decided
that warohousoman or bailee, who had re-
ceiyel property-in this case whcat-which
ho Ind ordered but not yet paid for,
conveyed no title when ho sold it to an
innocent purchaaor,-DAvt Dows l. Co. This
was owing to tho fact TINT the consign-
or, the National Bank Of Milwaukee, although
it directed tho carrier to deliyor tho wheat to
the warchouscmat,, had at tho sau.o time atl-
riscd tho latter TINT tho wheat wns to DO con-
siderod delivered" only when the drafts
were paid. While thus by tho authority Of
the consiguors IN possession Of tho proper
~, but without having paid the drafts, tho
warellousomeu, 4. F. SAITH i Co., OF Oswe-
60, sold tho wheat to DAVID Dows t. Co., OF
Now York. This eale tic United States Su-
premo Court has declared void. The ground
OF tho decision IL that, the drafts being
unpaid, tho waYelousomen wero baileos, not
buyers OIL credit. They could convey no
title, Us they l,aa none. This decision reveals
unexpected tlangcrs In purchasing property.
Tho apparent owner may be simply a ware
houseman. III tho case in question groHa
fraud was porpetrated on a firm OF sllrowd
and auccossful merchants. Tho act OF tho
consgnors in putting iuto possession Of their
property as warehouse1nen tho aa,no nartics
to whom they refused "dcliycry" bcfore
payment was made was directly produc.
tiyo Of most dangerous delusion.
They left tho wnrellous11nen ~ bnlees
to deliver possession to themselves ~
purchasers. As the Supreme Court has matlo
this decision 1t must be accepted as law, aud
purchasers Of property from intermediate
parties aro held to acqnaint themselves with
tho whole chain Of title. They must know
whether the seller IL owner or agcnt It
agent, with whit powers 1t owner, TINT ho
III rigltfully owner; md il apparently owner,
that he Is not really bailec, clothed by tho
real owner with simp1y the genablaucs OF
propFietors!ip. The caso above shows that
the possession Of the bills of 1ading and othor
papcrs Of ownership is mt conclusive eyi.
dence Of title. Tho holder may hold those as
q warohonseman. Not until hs passes then,
from laH left hant into Lila right hand docs he
pnHH from baleo to proprietor. This is a,,
apparently e1trelne application Of tho doc.
trius Of tho law that tho buyer must beware,
-eureds emptor.
We referred some time since to decision
| by tho Cincinnati Court OF Common Pleas in
the suit Of Doyp & aiE1xszL asainst the Lit
to Miami Valley Railroad, which Introduce
tho most distressing uncertainty into tranaac
tons bnsed Oh bills OF lading. The eist o,
the decision was that tho common carrier wa
not bouu1 by ths fraudulent or negligent sc
, 1876-01-15

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, 1876-01-15

Tho Hon. J. RUSSELL JONES denies EN-
phntca1ly tho malicious story that rnomber
at Gen. BADcocK;s faulily had been tile re-
eipient Of gilt Of valuable diamonds from
the st. Louis revenue officials. Afr. JONES
states that tho diamonds In question were
purchased abroad bY himself and brought to
tlIis country
, 1876-01-15

$50 Tor January and 7y|o for February. Hogs
wc1e actiyo at shout tho closing prices OF
Thursday, selling at SO. 75@7.15 Cattle and
sheep were atoaly and unchanged. One hum
dred dollars in gold would buy s112.s7t In
rrconbacks Mt the close.
, 1876-01-15

Cincinnati is scandMized by tho develor-
ments In tue K1n8r will casc, from which it
appea1a TINT the dead millionaire frittercd
away almost the entire estate in bequests to
women Of doubtful repute and illcgitimate
children. The heira at law will contest tho
win, and with fair prospect Of SUCCESS, NJ it
IL expected TO provo by competent witnesses
that tho deceased was not Of sound mind.
, 1876-01-15

The Pension bill was yesterday passed by
the House. The total appropriation for pen
sions, fees, etc., is Ss29, ,593, GOO, about
$780, 900 less thnn was voted last year.
, 1876-01-15

We are requested to staso that tho sessions OF
tho Arbitration Committees Of the Board Of
Trade arc not 80 etoso ~ genorajy supposed.
They ara open while casos hro being heard. but
closed while tho Committee diacusaea tho evss
dence and decides Tn the award.
, 1876-01-15
TIE GRAND TaunK's OPPORTUNITY.

~ h'ss htAlAA !oli6 Abu tAh% S1'cFo IA titAu Ill
tic aifairs OF mon; and 70 thero arc great
opportunities In tho history Of railways
That opportunity is now offered to tho Grand
Trunk. Chicago sad1y necds another grcat
trunk railway line to tho seabonrt. For two
yenrs the Baltimore l. Ohio Railway was the
pritla and tho hope Of tho Northwest. It
gave US low freights, md, had 1t remained
tr1ao to tho interests Of Baltimore md Vest
ern shippers, It would have dstnncel MI com.
petition, and become tho great thorougtfare Of
the commerce between the Mississippi Valley
md tho Atlantic scabonrtl. But ut length,
from mistaken avarice, possibly from neces-
gity, it consented to pool It's earnings with
tho VASprnp,Lr and the ToM Sco1T lines, and
Its managers have therefore forfeited tho
rcspect anu should lose tho patronage Of the
West These pooled roads, by discrimt-
mating against Chicago, aro using their tre-
meudous power to ruin the business Of tho
city. They have agreed on n certain .ari6
on tho business they get here, willie
their connecting roat1s tako freights
from cities md sections scores Of
miles west Of us at lower figures
than tho charges from Chicago. Such pol
icy, If suffered to last mnny months, must
l,ave most disastrous effect upon every de-
rmr,uent Of our tsa1n and most ser;nus,y
ntrccs our prosperity.
Now, wilo these determinations md ex.
tortiona haye thoroughly cxasnoratetl orr
bua;ncsz rull;e ia the t;mc for t,,a cron,7
Trunk Railway to open it's 1ino to this city.
Mr.. President ,1ov wns n,case1 to s,v1o thia
en,] somo otbor roads ufankrunt conrarna y
We'll, il tha ,nonayera of tbo Gron,,
Tr,,rt c,,,Id y, fo,r ,rao,., 49,
months nj most oncn nm indcnard-
e,t 1;cs to t1,;. c,t~ u u,,,,1 -.
onco sccnro business cno,ch ~ ,ift II mi
of tin fo,ocr ~ bnnlrn,cv wiz, ;to Ian,
tr,;na of can, Winding niono n ,ha aoahoor'1
, 1876-01-15

Tho Honso Committee OF Judiciary hns
agreed to report Lin fixing tho Presidential
term at four years, and making incumbents
forever Ineligible for ro-eloction.
, 1876-01-15
Obj Gb1ea9p Qriba1a1e.
Saturday Morning, january 15. 1870.


Grecnbacks ut tho New York Gold E1-
ehaugo yesterday closed at sst.
, 1876-01-15

The curront number OF Rarper's Weet!y dss
scribes six different ways Of dying. 1hin viii b.
uaoful Information for tho Lnter- Ucean,
, 1876-01-15

Clear aad warmer weather are tho condi-
tons predicted for this region today.
, 1876-01-15

WOODS MusEUM-atonroe stre"t, between Dear.
born end stAte. "uudsr Tho 0Rsltght." Atesnoon
aud evening,
, 1876-01-15

Tho New York Htrald has discovered a
diplomatic fact which is salmoat too good TO bo
truo,-namoly, that Gen. ScnEscK is to rosign
his post at tho English Court. md TINT l,o
will bo succeeded by the lion Joua ". Fos-
TER, tho present Mhlster TO Mexico. The
Herald avers TINT the President in person
1nado formal offer Of tho Aliuistership to
Mr.. Fos1rn, and that the Inter gave favor.
ablo reply, sttrulating only that he might rs-
turn to Mexico to arrange the Affairs OF his
Ministry thoro, which wonld occupy about
SIX wecka. The President made the con-
cession, and tho interview closed with this
definite understanding. Az va have already
.intimated, this would 10 good news coming
from, any other source. In any event. tho
country will hope that the Herald for once.
at least, has mnds true prophecy. Ii such
caxe, the Unitol States will be represented
by Minister In England who may not know
anything Of poker or mining stocks, but who
has at least nude q reputation in Washington
as a first-claxs diplonasist during hia three
years' services In Mexico.
, 1876-01-15

ACADEMY or sfUsrC-Ha1sted strtet. betwceu
Madison aud s1onror. Engagement q tho Oeorg!a
Msnltreta, Afternoon md evening.
, 1876-01-15

ApElrFf1 TilEATnE-Dc.rhorn Btrcet, eornc'
Monroc. " Tho Organ o1!udor." VarissJ performance
Afternoon and evening.
, 1876-01-15

NEW CHICAGO THEATRE-Clark atrcet. betwonr
Randolph antl Lake. isugageMeutof Oallendert Qcor
gin Mlnatreta. Afternoon aud evtnlug.
, 1876-01-15


Tho report OF tho Auditor Of tho State Of
Now York for tho yeor 1868 gives au o!hcinl
statement concerning tho Eric Canal which
ia fr1t nf insfrucfinn Tin E,r;a rarn1 xyna
completed IN 1H35, or fifty years nso. II
was enlarged somewhat about 1851, At TINT
time IL was found necessary to spend somo
money on it, and, before tho Legislature
would authorize tho outiny, It insisted upon
tic construction Of number of lateral canals,
roac}muu to localities which wanted their
sl,arc al nublio money. Beside tacso bitches
'tts.o va" Ns4S 20" ~ o""n' "1''. '''o o"'''A'
p1Rin Cannl. During tho list twonty ycars
tho annual expenditures for "repnlrs' ot
these cnrlnlB hhve been enormous, mud OF
"n'en ~ - ~" "sce''''''1e'1 ~ 'sas! o'ie-naaa
was stolen oy tho infamous calal Ling. 1ho
Auditor gives '.s o statement ot tho cost OF
maintaining nl4 OF these canals iom the
beginning, 'nciuding IN TINT cost tho expcnd-
lures lor repairs ahd OF opefntng' He
strangely lasnps those OF TIC Esie anA the
Champla'n oauals, Tut as tho ohamplain
ohnal about covered ITS own cost OF construc-
surplus rccelpls over expense may 10 wholly
croustea TO tho ttrlo canal. Inc 1o4o"lhe
aro tue dete'ls OF tao receipts ana expendl-
lures 1of tae eanois
Tots onsraPsnn " ~ III"
:: -: -
,ra';a a.,;t;. das ~. ;..,,.:," 10. 49,.
:. ex,r,o~,;rarr 49, sa,a;n, ,1nn,"aa, M w.. 1 r,sa w.
,,,,..,;.sa o., ~. ~ 10, ~ -, .,.
.,,sas - ill., sona.., na,.1a os1 ~ an,;a,,.,
a 70 .,,,,t, ,1.;.,, ~ .,,owa.,a, sa. ;,.ssos.
rrto M, cha,n,,,,n csn,,,. rra,s earn.
.s sa7
e'"' eanA'N' e'o'' looo..sas
Mt profit to Tho stats.:.. e. sasa
3A s-'sA ~4""-7 0'"' WA o.,o.o,-'o
Add profits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TAT
-----
Net profits On au tho canals. ............$ 179 9M0
It will be senn that notwithstanding tho
-, =, o,
robberioS committed IN tho cost OF " re-
:"
has y'elded 10 lilo state over $o3 ,No,ooo
moro than hns oeeh expended on II. Ihas 10
tho proht whfci New YORK hna doslToa from
tue tolls collected OH tho Pso.sucts transport
Gu over the ERIC Canal. II the state OF Now
fork has squandered all thls immense sum
upon the an MI ana petty bitches 1t haS Dug,
that is It's own business. Iho country, nud
| especially tue Great west, hos paiu tho state
| I'LL tho expenditure on tho Lrto tanal ant
, 1876-01-15

HooLET8 THEATNE-Ran,1olrh street, between
CLARK ans. LASallc. Engagement Of tho Kellogg QNra'
Troupe. Afternoon, "Iho TaIlAnan." Evening,
aFra Dlayolo."
, 1876-01-15

NoytCKEnH T11EATnE-Sfadtfon ststet. between
Dearborn and State. Engagement Of GeoTes Mgno!d.
sHsnry r." Afternoon aud evening.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-06-22
8nm 8iidlertiidle.

Bonn ,IuStIIsn-arani" Fnbsn mir Ssit IL
sor, iptI9fS FG ltinsn 8Crsdnssrn In isbs,
Weile piirbis anlGltsBt. Sfft Is rntbGlt ben
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