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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
WinOna and st. Peter Lin,

Is the snort line tor NORTHERN WISCONSIN,
AMI MINNESOTA, and for MADISON, IT PAUL.
MINNEAPOLIs, DULUTH and ali pOiUts in the
re- NBr
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
Green Bay and Marmette Line

= the only louie for WISoSA, icDCiFsrs y.
DsvATaN n, MANKATo ST PETER y EW IiIM
ana All i"i utS in Southern aud Central Min
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

THE CHICAGO NORTHWESTE ERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines or the WEST and
NORIH " Est. and with its numerous branch
es ana connections, forms the shortest and
quickest route between CHICAGO and all points
II ILLINOIS WISCONSIN,, NORTHERN MICHI-
GAN, MINNESOTA. Iowa NEBRASKA CALIFok-
! :. nsz
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07
FreepOrt and Dubuque l.

+ the only line for JASESSILLE. WATERFuw y
EOND DU Lac. OSHKOSH. APPLETON GREE
BAY. E~CASARA, \EGAUNEE, aiAkQUETrE
HOyGHToS, II HANCJCK, aud the LAKE SUPE
HIoE cor STkY. Its
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

,SPRINGFIELD a CINCiN
MATT LINE.
CotITuBITS u. .SistINAATt.
Express. Exri'ss. Accom- .
(i6l QSl (J)
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-07-07

PreSilent-PARLEE CARLIN,
Treas. and Clslier-M. ID. SopIiS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

a powerful array u political, personal,
and King influences was concentrated
"a Washington, and appealed directly
% the President % veto his own act AID.
proving the order. COMMISSIONS
Douglass, who testified on the Avery
trial with bated breath. and was care
ful u pick his way al every step, swore
On this point as follows:
"A great pressure wa al once brought 10
fear upon the President. and A. finally or
lrred That thf order % transfer D. revoked.
SECRETARY Brstow and both deeply regret
.ed thi- revocation, a. We had expected
-rltiif Ing results from the transfer.
- had a conversation with Supervisors
MUM aud Tuition lthe present swift wit
ness, 'Fen. baiic0eA. ten. Logan. and 9TH
ers rcl-fNe ~ C4nceliug that order transfer
lu- supervisor This conversation with
BAhe9tk was bad between the day On which
The order was Issued aud the dat. M which
u vas revoked. H. told me b. thought the
eFder making a transfer wa, 4 great mistake
* Would urih- great pressure 10 bear upon
the President by parties desi ing 10 secure
- annulmcnf. and this he wanted 10 avoid.
.ie also told me that ii would q quite 4 re-
neciion on me II il were annulled. A. all fail
ures ~ pihclal schemes aci thus on the off,
cen proposing them.
The copy ~ the Brook. letter 10 Rogers,
fhdi iras stolen firm M Qfcs. was shown
e. me by RabcDck AZ the White House,
where ] either happened 10 be or VA sum-
mOned- He stated that il was . copy 81 a
letter "a hich passed between iwo ~ my off,
eers, and be felt IL Wa hi- duty 10 tell me
that wa, deceived by them.
Douglass did not tell all he knew: but
he let out enough 20 show what extra
ordinary means We're used 10 get that
order revoked. and % make Supervisor
luton appear in biz true col0rs. The
Whisky Ring. headed by Mcdonald,
and aided by their acc0mplices in the
senate and House Of Representatives
with BabcOck and his inside set, were
the men who were conspicuous in con-
quering the prejudice- III the President,
Il he had any % conquer Grant soon
yielded t1 their persuasion, and gave a
fresh license 10 the thieves who were
known 70 BE stealing the public money.
I0 yindieate himself. il J. necessary
for Granite insure the acluittal Of Bah
cock. And il may be assumed As GER
tain that every possible appliance con-
>i.tent with the Presidents personal
safety will be used 70 bring about
that Result. or az least = disa-
greement bv the jury. He did not
hesitate to order and pack a court Of
inquiry. with the intention Of interpos-
ing il a. an obstacle 70 judicial in
vestigarion That scheme failed through
fhe action Of Gen. Hancock. who saw
that il would be trifiing with justice.
Every secret spring viii now be touch
FL, since more open Interference might
not be healthy in presence Of Demo-
cratic House Of Representatives The
trial must De watched from the first to
the last hour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

A-stan4s t0T 'wery, elerk ~ thf I.ing.
B-fgF b-alcosk. - ~ hal = hig lnlnz.
t-is for t1ulluss. 0llcFa ~ nelnErl Megrlr-
De for Over. Va l1 made ttel trs.. h.ls
k-ls ~ iFerr~t. gone 90 n south
f-fpr lAxrpy "a ~ talk. sltA hi- u.a1th
- ~ or GRAFT. whose para1u tt.@v crave.
H-fHr lHu'irr-pE. gll~ ~ nj grave,
l-fNf iut- Eefen-le, wnicr - fAr'l M rll.rt.
I-is Tor joyce. " no ta- time " ~ Elect
Ms fur hsA0, ga wtlst tt.ey AZ tas.t.
l.-stanfl- Or Liars. lnyu El.heI yff.
Nor tae Ni-cfl - they trY % ke~p Nom
>--flf une Nuisariste ile Rang tae t.secomr
Usfau|ia Tor prr llif who Won't ilsa rlt through
F-is or felirir a -Peuiteutary rf=1.
tf-tte wf4tle bl-aEless drr i'le.iIF queer,
k-i.ertl Gers. VINO hope ~ grf clear.
~-ls iUr - Loui- where ~ King cane 10 grief
It's flr Arvat, - !4ss Il'l-.s me rtlti
I --is r1-.e -tns 81 n0se AMER IL En-,
lis the irtus ttae FiDe na-nr Esar
Wis h--ky. ~ cpm Dr re.
A-is ne rro-- nu wh.ct rnleFs- uu-shft1 aie,
l--t4Ets Tor larnan ia-r hat not Site.
L-foF u1e zebra sn0-e slrlpss are ln style
-N. EH4i Tines.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

according in calculation the forests
10 tAe United state, viii hold cut hui
.N wears longer. II nothing j. done u
renew The natural resource
The Manufacture ~ rnhier from
.l-r'cpias ,In. k-wcsll has lr.en under
taken iu CArida The milky iuirt ~
This fam.. 81 plants j. said fo WELD
per cent - rluutchuur
Bv ~ame -franre combination "
cirum-f4rcc- THE manufacture ~ mar
mal4le i4, herefNfer,. i--en confined al-
most exc iy a. scotland. bui Horn
dA !. npu going into tine business. and
can suppl, the world. IL -h. ehotses
Tie Michigan salt regions las wear
yieiiri rr.-iuc' ~ -si.usD barrel.
greater iisn thaf ~ the most sucr.~s-
ful II pregian, YEAR. the total for the
twelvemaufh i-ain- I.N-G.s7s barrels.
These -rr the iiEure> ~ the State In
spectors.
An or -iual portrait ~ Washington.
painted from life by Savage la 1925. j.
on exhibition az the Centennial ro-ms
ID Bn>tpn. Two others. taken previous
~ this bv the same artist. are in exist
ence. Charles Francis Adams has one
and Harvard College the other
-fiepr-ia q, gradually filling up With
cotton Factories, which continue a.
arise en- every hand The Memphis
Arriarrhs ia noticing the latest enter
pri~e u thi, kind predicts that the time
D. not fsr distant when very large pro-
portion ~ the cotton grown in the South
will ~ manufactured at home. not ONLY
for domestic supply. but for export
Ihr Dutch Government will show
AZ the enienniAl Exposition 4 coliss--
Tive mndci illustrating the progress
madt Nv Holland in hydraulic engineer
M. AMI consisting ~ groups ~ models
uf the principal great reclamation anil
Other works undertaken hy the state
Among them will b. shown the Haar-
Tern drainage. the new canal. The Dori-
rehi ,t.-el bridge. the kuilenip.rg rail
way. new steam pump, copper models
Il .iuices. relief map u the Zuvslrr
Lee. rtr The objects are now being
shown - the public before being packed
fnr America
The Emma Furnace manager. have
communicated TO the Amsrrnan Hgsn-
iarftrsy the extraordinary announce
meni that the furnace stood banked IN,
from ft-cemlser 1. 1873. % July 2. 1873.
without blast 81 drAuwh;. during most
severe winter This i equivalent a.
seven munths and tire DAYS. or 10 ri.
lays. and during al II this time she
het hcr fire iniac; without chilling 0r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Bret ilarre j. q printer b. trade
Ten YEAR, a-u. u }, ,aid. he Was work
iag Il ihe ease on the Pacific Coast
1T B. unofiiciaiiy announced that
Clara Louise Kellogg. the American
urima duuna. b. atluf % marry q Mr..
BraA.-h johnson Smith ~ Nsw York.
The military q Savannah arr max
ing preparation. % celebrate the anni-
ver.av 81 Gen. Robert Il. Lees birth
Jay. Jan. ~. hy grand parade.
Cardinal McCio.key has his hands
full Of high-ioned marriages and big
fees. There are some New York folks
who would nnr feel married unless the
Cardinal did the work
George J.. Ruiiin. Esq, a we'll
known coi0red LAWYER. has been elect,-i
d member II the Boston Common
Council H. j. the first citizen II Arr
can descent Who has ever been elected
20 \ municipal Office in that city.
Mp Charles Bradlau-h announce,
through ihr New York Tri5ins thar he
feel, Obliged 10 cancel az his engage
NESTS and a. return az once CD Europe.
He hope. that the audiences in thi.
country who have treated him - kind
IN viii believe that b. leaves hi- Wet
e-n appointments lnfuliiiei from .-the
absolute Necessity ~ hi, phs steal cun-
aitipn-
---. .rr-e d..,rfr..s Nr.s Al.-.f
sata'f --.r.f..r woman who l.-,.- +.
y ~ rr,..rt., t.t... l....r tsn4 -,r... RI. ~
-r-,,. .r.f s--rl r.-.....-v... 4. .--skf-,-- .r,-
..,--.... -..,.Ia-.l f,--..r...-ir.- m, h.-
....r,it..r b-.-,n .,..s ,rF .1.r- Ivy.
..f,,og.,.. l.-..,.- ..,--7- L.5- -. 81
-..n..gl.,, -..-..-,..f. ~. y, ~. i.r-,. ~.
IS h..- ,,..on.~ AMI a.. n1. aiu1r.
therefor. fr.-sgea the Favorable. ina
-,..-..-. t...a -trs,.-.s-. vits.h L..- .r.r-
,ir.. ,--..8r.--. ars f-n-h ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07
A Chinaman Serving a Term in Prison
for 50 Day.

A correspondent Of the Denver NetCs,
writing from Deer Lodge. Montana. re-
lates the following strange case: .'COn-
siderable interest was excited here in
the winter Of 1928 by the theft OF a
Mr.. Mellcn's safe in Pioneer-the safe,
a small affair. not difficult % move,
having been taken from the building
where il was stored. removed To the
neighborhOod. broken open and it, con-
tents abStracted. The officers worked
up the ease. suspected some Cinnamon.
andthe grand jury. Al the April term Of
1s1S. indicted Lung and You for larceny.
In the subsequent trial Lung was ac-
quilted and Nuu found guilty Of larce-
nv and sentenced. April 20. 1873. 70
three years Imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary He was incarcerated as or
dered. has attended strictly To the busi-
ness u being "A prisoner. and has risen
ID the prefermeut Of assistant in the
kitchen. where De behaves himself un-
exceptionally and revcls in dish-water
like naiad among the coral groves
There j. nothing very singular about
this. But il now turns out \ on Is innO-
cent. and with fixed and cuntented pur-
pose has become the scapegoat Of the
guilty parties whom he knew-for a
consideration How il was fixed up. or
where. i not communicated 20 the
writer. but not improbably during the
trial. A stated. You was guiltless Of
the deed. but knew the guilty partie-i
lie accepted his sentence and Is serving
out the time on condition that the guilty
parties shall pay to a person designated
by him three dollars per day for each
and every day Of his sentence, aggrc-
eating in the three years s5,Ze5. lie has
now served two wears. aud over -, 100
has been placed 70 his credit A. directed
-S2l each week-with A punctuallty
that would b. amazing in hard times.
were il not the circumstances calculated
10 induce il. The theory of You j.,
probably. that he could not earn 81
per week more easily and the humilia-
tion Of penitentiary service site easy on
his con science Vixen his time is out
he will have sufficient capital 10 invest
III the washee business. store or visit
10 China, and he hasn't had a very hard
time or had 20 spend his earnings for
cum boots or stone-fencc whisky either
Ii would hardly strike an American n
good speculation, but Chinaman may
look al II angularly and take different
view Of the project Anyhow. lou
seems to bc content and the resi- thieves
are probably more punished ny the con.
slant drain upon their eNchequer and
the apprehension Of future revelations
and punishment than they would b. 4
in bis place
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

frank Hartman q painter. vas in-
-tantiy silled sy the hre4ka-e AMI fan
~ 4 sattp.l On which ~ w4- at work.
in Indianapolis
Two sons * John &. >iici.o.h4rn
aged respectively } / and u wears. broke
through ih- i.-e 81 D. Moine-. luwi.and
were drowned
-'Icpr-e EisOn. farmer. living
eight mile, west II Wooster. Ohio. was
kiilel bv the falling If 4 wheat bin u
The stable below. where re wa doing
some repairs
David NJ remnant. II Camden. o..
while getting over fence 10 shoe. an
owl. accidentally shot himself. from the
effects u which h. died
VIM. flanagan. IA employee On
the Rock Island Railroad AZ stuart.
Iuwa. was shot and instantly killed
while hunting. ~ his gun being Ncci-
dentaiis discharged while he was climb
ing a fence.
Z. w. Guy. a well-to-do farmer
living near warsaw. Ind. started home
from town on lost one cold DAY recent
III. IL was partly intoxicated. and he
Rad a supply - whisky with him lie
Ma found the next morning. one mile
from home. frvze a. death.
Mr T. Il: Eaker. prominent ci,i-
pen and merchant q California. Mo,
Was accidentally shot and almost in
s'anily killei few day- ago by the ac-
citental discharge II revolver in the
hands ~ q young man who ,gas exam
lining the weapon IN hi- store
Two Young men. Joseph Iiui-.. and
Asher Wellington. were our hunting 1t
Bcrca- .. Wellington was walking
abnut ten feet in advance ~ HuI>e.
whose Gun Law across his arm AZ full
e'rck- The gun was accidentally dis
charged. the charge entering Young
Wellington le- ju-t below the knee
joint. from the effects ~ which H. ,licd
in a few hours
Recent suicides bernard Eigh. q
Cincinnati saipOn-kecpcr. shot himself
because be- hal been 1unned for 4 bin
81 s-i and George :. Hamilton. rail-
way clerk. and native ~ Canada. shot
himself in the same city on arcoun, II
unrequited love- ElyInas Denton.
keeper - The Henderson County. Nv,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

Jail, shot himself because q uumDcr u
prisoners had recently made their e.
cape from the ail and b. wAs afraid u
being censured for negligence ~ Peter
Hartxeil, q farmer vino lived In the
vicinity u Fort Wayne. Ind, hung
himself while temporarily in-
sane, and man named
Hannuce deliberately shot himself
"a North Vernon. Ind, without any
apparent cau,e.--A young lady u
last Ls-ayenw0rth. Mo. Mis- Nirlinger,
who had conceived passion for = gen
tlemau whom she learned WAS CA the
point II marrying another. borrowed
revolver fer the 0s-ensible purpose ~
killing 4 h0-. and with il she pui an end
O. herself W m- Abrams, a young man
ofBeioit. Wis hanged himse 4. probably
while insane john Creighton, Young
man living in Bridgeport, Mich. took
-trychnine.-J. r. Albro, "A well-known
lumber Inspector Of OsceOla- Mich. shot
himself: aud George y Cad took p0is-
On AZ Grand Rapids, Mich.-Eugene
Fegher- youLg man from Monroe
County. Penn, shot himself al 81 Paul,
MINI. being out II money and work
J. d. Nerlrs. a prominent colored law
yer and politician II Grrenville, Miss,
drowned himself because has wife ~
fused 20 live longer with him. He was
. native II Cincinnati Thomas A~key,
II Rock Grove. H.. killed himself By
-eyering the artery ia hi arm with
chi-el- IL had been suffering from n4eu-
TAI arrangement for some time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

Another ciiy ln japan. kipfo. has
h.an OPENED 81 Christian mis-iouaries.
aud Rev Mr. Davis. "a missionary &c the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opened 4 school and
j. preaching There
Two Presbyterian c5arrhes ia
Brooklyn have lern compelled ~ the
pressure - T,*cuniary obligations u Join
forces. TWo Episcopal churches are
contemplating similar action. and 9th
er- viii probably De- obliged - 10 Ike
wise
Fourteen hundred Young Americans
ARE prosecuting their studses AZ the uni
versities AMI rullf-es. music schools and
con>ervatorit- n Germany. and rerent
criticisms and reports testify 10 their
being very apt scholars and. moreover,
thee reports proceed from German
authorities, extremely exActing amt NJ,
over addicted % eulugizing the foreign
ers-
AT the south Congregational Con
ference. held IN the FI-k University.
November L. there wa q very full dis
ru>-iau ~ tte question. - 4 % what tx
tent are the Catholics gaining fDot-
hold among -he freedmen NJ Stats
fi,. were given. but there was general
agreement tAAt Roman Catholics win
.-. " 4 -'l-
~ w, ----.. 40 -
w. 'i..' -i.e l'...sN Nl-- 'e's
---'l'-E ---e
- - srt,''i-st'leiieTs Ls4Ee become -
plentiful 10 t-e kA-t in-i the Boston i'a-
pr, -re i'---r NJ me sepf-- 90 lar a-Ani-
.e.s wh" Are eso~'.in- tne Normal
schools y at.npi ans other occupation or
hFr.il-sT0l than teAe hing One vacancy
~ ne plo.ic schools brings from hisy y
one hundred and my App-irAnis ior ne
l.s'~iilnn. e..e e NitA strong re-9mrn enia-
iion- lnd The mos Implicit faith That
-he- and - alone, deserves the sltua-
f.pn-
~ hrrch property j taxed "a CA--ior-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

cracking. On Iieceml,er 4 th- iron va.
run out, and the furnace filled wholly
with Connei-yille coke. every precar-
tiDn being taken o. have the trr remain
until advisable - RESUME operations.
Il stood idle until July =. l-s5. and dur
ing fhi- entire time noe = thing wAs
done % her, ~ 4 plund ~ fuel added
When opened. ~ above date. some two
thirds ~ ii- cooke wa. alive. and the
furnace, after clearing away ashes etc,
Wa ready 81 resume operations = his
recori ~ Tile Emma ha, - our
knpwlea-g never been e4uAle,l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

All HTa.tei ~ m. o,rr ,.vu,.r,.e. 4 num-
F,.r N ...,.nornir..i-- i,oy...- I'M ~. ar-
...,mrnr-I.ti.r ~ onarati,,.- ana Moor
r,..nnl..
r.,...s t. 49, .--... --..,.l
- 80 .i ' -'fi
- -. -t'. -. -.
I..--l N. -,-.i 40.
-.t
nj A@- t'.-- ~ Nlill'.l--- lIe ,i"A-
" ---i- .--'isN -'Pet's ~ lie--'''u'
AAH one ~ ll.r i.'.l'i7'i -il''sl = olA- men
~ - ~ go, "' il..-s >
1890 ,.'t l'--s ~ es.'l'.--s'el'
lA's A7-"l p I-i-.-.i.l'
-'lueen y ietprla has bestowed 2 PEN
son 81 49, Per year upon each II the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07
4 BRIEF COLL0QCr.

Qu0th lsahoocZ "Lapver Hers.ler.8u.
tnink voc cant but -ee
Tat ehen Grant -ail. let none escape
lie did not think b; me
Qnp-h Lawyer Henier=aa That's true.
but then. ms whisky limb.
Tie -trake thzt has protested o.u
kuOcks Alns.er our 81 him~
-Era. Hfsu f~-..rs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-01-07

-nuring recent examination 81
class 81 Youngsters In one ~ the Che
rnung County. ~ T., schools, the teach.
az asked "Mhat j. monarchy and
was immediately answered by = bright
LITTLE cirht-vear Old boy. "a country
governed by king. who would
rule II the king should die IN I" The
queen. And II the queen should die.
who then would b. ruler "The
Jack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25
CIVIL NOIEs.

A motion in the suit Of Jennie Carroll agains
John " Carroll 20 confirm iAc report % Retro tat tbr
marriage be- dissolved IreTrui back by Jud~c iAwnr
IA SUP e COAT Chambers yr-rfD. To- inr.'. c'I"hcc
The trial OF the ease of Mel an Mans y Co. 81
iy,ronl arainst Jos blossom begun yesterday hn
fore Judge tur- iu Su,ror toar. iId Term. Tho plan
i,r comm, s,o inofcnt, IL Liverpool, o.liu ,Voi ga .
,a ln iHat ll.uIu- r0iu cotton fIilen - ii n'
.oa &c hAod 6y hi4,. The 'sso - s,... Gel.
The snt of Gardiner l.. Spoturi and anoihcl
sair.t tlc T,3aA Company prevent at Company
aua it, officer buying mp tie rakar' Land Improve
m,uf company at ahst 90" p'iun. cdn 10 be- sn c,a'a
..,G ..IiL. te,io.4y, - mai tra- jude Seds"i,~ 10
srINt G hl- dc,isun.
In the divorce quit of Walker against Walker
further argument heard yost ry fore judge Eobhh'n
n tir ,ourt oi Cinnamon Pleas. Tho d'ntaut ak = a
week -nnony and claims tat her husband b i'''l'hH
<tOUoOu ye.T .he psiur oIers 80 ".ek ihe arg
n,nt to he continued TO dag.
In the proceeding before Judge Lawrence N Su-
prns Court Cham5cs. by Gideon t. walker 10 be released
i abels corpus prscncnt Or ,oltc W on the coma
nitu 81 Judge Gocpy 81 o., Marine ,"uri Oh" iac- "i
,lu hase boon published IN IE IhB,Aa Jaoso la"I' bee
mob at lo f. cis consolidating contempt suA,chtJ appear
on ,ne pal,I,. alI ho vii not i,rcofo inteiio.e
The tr.ai ot the SUIT OF Grrtius :. torwin against
1saa. aItiaan begun yes.s.ay ia Supreme Court CIR
cut b,io, Jddge DonOue. Tho IiiuuG va uo "ccirah.
Of to olfa . SO 4li Grand s and cg,s la " a'I''
AMI la allie lIs aiuiuug house. htOkc tLr no. "i ~
40 a n became i,ai " sioi his photographs Ani made hla
Wiio cs. I!c --is 900 dsnagos The ,s' - ''il Oh
The suit OF Marin Il. Brown against the mayor
was Tried yer tday before Judge Van irini, 10 'on"
plea, 1ril Tenn 1hc Toard Aldermen - superis r. IN
1874 cup0, mt hai"ia Tor the "ntuiil2 H
,to.ris portion II Di, I'LL PAID mi tie remand D,
% ui this suit. y urf.i1r VS. the Faii
ol po. Aid sup r'i-ars o." of-,r an r.'
vo.. The Osefrsi sui vd-t si''h Tor ph'i" -0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-25

ent reported back adversely the biz limiting the dura
ton OF patents. Laid on the table
He also reported the bill to protect the revenues OF the
Patent Office 1t provides officer shall
any money than his salary any work done
shall he punishable by fine or imprisonment Passed
bill for the purchase OF ground ut the Nashville Gus
tom-hOuse pa sed.
The Public buildings Committee reported a bill for n
Custonhouse building at Memphis, limiting the expense
10 S6O0OO0.
This bin was the only thing that particularly engaged
made little speeches In regard TO 1t. Mr.. HOLMAN
l)en. lnd first moved Ia amend by making tine amount
II b $5OO.OOO Mr.. CHlTTENDEN dad y. " sad
that 800 il enough for this remark
that caused Mr. THORNBURGH Gep, Teru) To ret"rt
manner That caIstd laugh He sad that, IN view
the recent erection Of post-oicc builcing In New
York that cost SS,OO0OO0 Mr.. Chitcnden Ike the
Old lady who after having her kettle mcuded refused 10
borrow or lend one" Mr.. KELLEY tRep., PennJ OPP
posed tie policy of parsmony IN gard to public bI-
ncs especially In the South which has very fcW such
structures, and said something enthusiastic abont put
ting such buildings, as fough ihe Union Is 10 pc c'e
the Miss SSH ~ valley have q great future
Then Mr.. HOLMAN Uciu. Ind smoke, and hoped that
the views Oi members continuing the policy 1I "k
Mr.. kellCy's remarks the KIND OF speech, WIZ vi
thought and gay OF wing 81 Eien's garden pro- tha'
has lOaGCd down tue Government for nulnLef 0i years
AlluSluIs made members to Oitlif'
omy, ana Mr. Kelly said that the unfinished Custom
house Charleston .. G., has cost from $1,000 900 10
s. 600 00o aud that il what used To be done III the Oh
economical timcs.
Discussion hcng closed the House proceeded 10 vote
the pending Amendments. The one limiting me
amount to $4,000 was RE-, cte The amon,neht ma
luuG amount Ia SlOOOOU wds agreed lO-icdsi i"A
Nays, 100. =,
Without proceeding further in the bin the recent death
Of sir. sarkweatuer o. Connecticut was ammo uheed DS
euloPy OF the deceased ~ MessIs Plii-lIS Nb,,h,'
ConuD STEVENSON Dem IllJ. HALE tRcp, Mel,
and GARFIELD (Iep OH J. after which resolutions oil
cOujo!cnce nd respect were adopted ana the hou'c ~