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, 1876-12-15
CHICAGO.

The Democrats Of Chicago lust now scem
Disguised sort of 4 lot. Tho exposures OF t'icr
warllkc plans all over tho country In The ThiB-
uaE lms placed then, In ridiculous attitude
bcforc the people, who ure determined TINT only
Right s!.ull p.eyull, and that bultdoztng and in-
tinilatton shall curry no weight hero In the
North, The Paln,cr House didn't present quito
the usual crowd Of blustercrs yesterday. Most
of them hare SUNK TO their holes waiting for
Dan Cameron'a anrum to sound, when, as Bar
ncy Caultlcl1 aays, 5000 Of them will be ready
to marc march away, to the nlus'c OF the mur-
tIal band, from bridgeport.
The conservative Democrats are disgustel
with the manner III which the leaders are acting.
They oppose the Observation-Disclosures oEganizh-
ton, aMl Will not cotlntcnalce Another rebellion
ior The Dcaettt or IL few thousand hummer oilrc-
seekers. Tile respectable members Of t!sn
p.rty IN ts ety esirs pfacs ,t 1 ten sSS us,
Dnn Cameron was not about yesterday. The
subscription HOW raising for him WIS not
as',sa .avs the'e eolibutics aIkS viii COL A. q. Dab.
cock, at the Grasll raclac Hotel, Il they 40 dt.
sire, where theywIll be cAccrfrly acknowledged
aud forwarded to tho proper party.
/ THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Tho dissatisfaction With Cyrus II. Mccormick
originates IN tl,s central aud southern part Of
the Statc. Holna Of the members OF tho DEM
ocratir State Central Committee havc written
to Ton Shirley, the Secretary, asking tl'nt the
COMMITTEES ~ called together TO uuopt war
measures They say that tsiis ia time when
action Is hoeesearyt nnu tnat n'en snonlu at
6c rcady to defend the!r rights Witn 5nelr prop
crty and tneans, md their lives Il necessa-
| r.. Then there arc still more hellicoso coM-
,nnnIcat{,na which demand Instant artIon. Mr..
Wcf;nr,"irE ia t,,,ntlse,l tu th!s blustcr policy,
IL i"vns IN 1nfnV wi.ut il il,st arMI r[ql,t bit
~ ~ ~ ,,s.T )" ri'3nr;nis tn3s cnuntry sIeniy
le - oPposeu " p.uuS ~ ts1 - ".Lya ~ fa,
INTO run anu Mo'aHeu ~ .nu ea"o t ~ ~
unprlnclpeu 1eadeM and oti!ee'segkess Wno navs ,
nothing to lose. This Is the only tea8on WHY
they want Him removed.
At the Grattl Pacific Hotel tbs Republican,
takn thinrr nulctly, Tle hcatlguarters Will
nrohnhy IT, c|,sca Tomorrow evening, as It Il
expected t!at by TINT time ult matters will bt
Strengthened M, uld Col. Dalcocl and LIS as
sistailts depart for home.
TlIE UNION VETERAN ASSOCIATION.
A meeting Ut two committees Of twelve, ont
, 1876-12-15
0RITllARy.
Specia. Di1patch to 7as Tribune.

!Specia. Dl1pdsch to 7as Ir1SunA
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dee. 1A,-lieury G. Wtnslow,
commission merchant, vcsscl-owncr, and one Of
tho most cstEluabto young men Of our city, died
thls morning Of scarlet fever. He Was in the
pritne OF life 90 years Of age, o gentleman In
every respuct aud noted for bis integrity. Tho
Winslow family arc wealthy, and have large ill.,
forests In vesse, property.
Spac{al DiJpasch 10 1ns 7tibune
1ALrNA, ILL.,, Dee. 14.-Altuhacl GormaI. cx
Mayor Of uulena, arMl for manY years preni-
ne1itly itlcutt!cd will, the commercial interests
of liz lead -u,l1lIng rcgiou died at his residence
In this city to-day, aged Us years.
Nnw OnLKANs, Dec. 14.-G. W. Il. Dngley,
resident engineer Of Eatis Jetties, died sudden.
" to-day OF heart disease, aged 81.
, 1876-12-15
CASUALTIES.

Special Nxpafch 10 7as tribune.
WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Dec H.-McssTB. Robert
McFaiu, P. u. Goldspith, and Nicholas Miller,
three young men, left this city last night for
tho purpose Of crossing the river ut Harris
Landing. Intelligence wns received here tllls
morning Of tho drowning Of ali three Of the
party. Air. Fureeson, a telegraph operator,
narrowly escaped death III q brave but unsuc-
ccssful attrnpt to auccor tic fatel nlventutcrs.
Eptcfdt Dt&pasca to TIE 1ftbnae.
LANSING, Alich,, Duc. 14.-Ch, lstian BrcLscll.,
while crossing thu river near The dam at Nortl,
Lansing. last. night, broke through and wAs
drowned. Ills body was recovered to-day.
There is so,nc mystery connected With the H.
iair, as Tho tracks Of two persons aro found
leading TO tho hole In the ice, -whl1r none, arc
found leading away from Il: Blood fouud on
tho lee and other signs would indicate that two
men had fight there. Men azc dragging the
river for tho other body.
, 1876-12-15
The Revolt In japan.


The information received by telegraph 81 dis-
turbanccs In Japan is serious, but will hanllJ
surprise those who have closely followed tns
course Of events in TINT country. Il'ere caan'
gcs, political and B0eial, have been mauc IN ten
yeNrs which IL other conntrcs aSn Htsupsa s, sssa
dono 10 peacefully. Among. other things tne
fcutlal system, which Ind existed many ceIla
reB in japan, has been abolished, and q cchllA
uoyeruulent of European fasliion has Gsn sIu ~.
stitutcd for it; u1l Wc hayo only To eohsiaea, .ne
effect whlrll this sudden breaking up Of le9da't
tho present agitatious. ..t,
Japanpse society consisted, and to CERTAIN
extent still conssts Of threo Prinelsat s'Ass.,
III Innny respects entirely distinct ifo In
other These are the Kwazok'l, ne saLo1S. a.. ~
and the ucIlnien. The first comprised tue ~, ~
billy, tbs sccand tic middle class, an tlle "a.
tic agrlculturlats, tic tralcrs, md all tnoseeI
gage1 in any urc4tltlun III which n!onsy
inatlc. The Hhlzolti, class consisted ot lae l.l
taincrs Of the foulal lords, and were Ia;sa snI~;ss
out Of tho largo revenues 'lnmnally pe.o .n,u.s
to their chtcfs to whom they rendered IL ,e'uii .ni
their serylgcs In war. Thu nalllCs shlzoKu ~; ns'
enmnural arc almost identical ~ meaning, IT,. sI +
1t IL by tho latter AppellatIun thai tllls clos,
best E,uwn to Europeans. Tic Nelnien s.,s stI
comprised the rest Of the Japnllcsc. lte1 TIe,
the brcatl-caTners for the Whole eot...i; ,hs;
cultivated tho soil, they engaged III ltaaJ III
furnished the artists and tho 'nccnanM, W. iii
whom Japan Ia ~ celebrated, aud thsy W. shat
lately satisfied With but q Elnall sl'afe u "'''
their Industry produced. ..htch few
Tho su-callcd revolution nJapa',, WSa.ity WHEEL ri
yours ago rcsuscltntea the dormant asaT ,s Tyr3op,
the At!kado auu abolished that ol H tlo I',hs ,htss
led to change IN the relat!ons 6es"srm samoufa
three classes Vi soeLcty. As for TUG oa,1H lien.
they found that there would DO no p!asS c1re
ulidcr Government based On F.urul~as" ls. u,sd,
ricnro; and though at first TUG nya,. "fcat q.
, 1876-12-15
: LUMBER At haAN1sTEE,

Eptt3dl EpFTtIp0ndeHct ~ TNe 1F7tNat.
MASisraE, Mlell., Det. l2.-Ihe recent SNOW.
fail, though much lighter than ilmbormon de-
sired, has had tho effect Of producing nu little
activity IN the logging operations that annually
take place ut this point. Our stscats are alleu
with huge logging slesghs and supply-teams.
There Is an active demaua for loE-blanks and
dlalnctcr-books; aud the f4ecs OF nnny n,en
waiting for the snow, have been turned to the
huge pine. forests. nlll efe long our strcuta will
wesr tte SAME dull and funereal ar which We
hare TO enduso every, winter, The stranger
will naturally ask, "Whcro Is eyerbodyt" aud
, 1876-12-15

lam II. Temple, Of Bloomington, ,vcro un,teo ;.
matrimony to.''ay nt ! "cl.s.k, the Rev. q. n
Taggart' r"''ur ot thn First prrsbs,crtan,
Rahr, vi Dwight. Mis- Temple IL fn,n ~ y. !.
most beautiful nnd estnaho .tIIcs of g ~ ~ lho
aid nr,t,s,cr Of one VI tie oldest fa,n;i,ss'y s'y
BloouInEtun. 'es ot
, 1876-12-15
KILLED 13Y n FALL.
Epecial DiSttoicA to 1ne Tribune

EAST SAGINAW, MicI'., Dec. IA German
named JOHN Miller, whIle riding With nnother
man OIL tho Bridgeport road yesterday, was
1eskel from wagon in n sudden starting OF the
horse, and fell heavily, strikng his back on The
frozen ground, causing complete paralysis, from
tho effects Of which ilo died today. lie leaves
q wilo a,rl thrco children
Special Dtspafch 70 7ns. Tribune.
. hnnwoop o Ill., 'arncss Rtg s o 9qsns 1s scaqs nn n
son Of james Harness, living near Hamlet, was
thrown from wagon a few days ago, md ono
wheel passed over his body, causing injuries
which resulted IN bis death yesterday morning,
, 1876-12-15
EDUCATIONAL.

kpet1Hs 1T&b0lcH 70 1h4 1rTuHHs. =
LAFAYETTE, iusl., Dec, 14.-rho Trustees Of
the Purdue University, now IN session, have
arranged to petition tho next Legislature for
an appropriation to finish tho Mvw college
building. Tho administrations OF tho Purdue
estate dccliuu making any further payment of
Aty. PlluiIu's subscription. An order was
passed by tho Iuard '!rSstlug .l!o foreclosure q
wlrh tie payment Ut the balanue Of the sub
scripilou WAS secured.
, 1876-12-15

7 I1I I3IkOV1NI14F O111s11uI1 Z
New YonE, Dec. 14.-Flrc.Marshh Ready on
the Brooklyn Theatre fire, saJs there was lnck
Of proper precautions against fire; no discipline
arnong employees; tho mcans Of exit from tho
nllcy were not good enough in case Of Tire and
panic, and TINT, }Rd the audience been notified
when the flse was first discovered by the stage
hands, they could have got ont Of the building
safely. He thinks tho rcqucst Of tho actors to
the people to sit down, however well incnnt, WAS
very disastrous, both to tho audience and act
tl.at all p,tb'lc buildings schools, Churches hos
pitfalls, and lhcatres-be thoroughly oYcshauled
at once
, 1876-12-15
UacpttaIu business 1s"si

M, Ao4t. KttAS,,rrdias,u ,,ari as,uuluntr 'InII N,
Wot arc yer gons ter ,.s ~ .e1, ui ths street '''
,nuf,liug. ,-u nersou,St aeua' 9'a.'
three feel high, with ciatn!t tra too isifhs Ih
and coat aud trousers geseFai I'd replied S"u
for li1l-assumeil ! solid aiE, aua ''F'
suayity' A., ,,,rrc,tls W q! ri
"Tlat depends on the plliiSa pl1s' liz lspgs, ~, ~
ieshul, Gully. II thts le:tlg lTrpumat, s' w,ks uu
gS sa,, .s :'Ssf ss:, f .fp III IS 4 ws'sI e.
tho syads tanblu III 10 a''ttaps1.n IS ssua' we
retire un q competency, ~ nuS
Theu's the prospects. eol'S'
, 1876-12-15

DAYTON, o., Dec. A.'-aov. Hayes and Mrs.
Ilaycs spcnt the day in tl,fs city With thc1F
friends, aud were this evening tho guests OF the
Geutlcn,un'a Assembly at one Of the Gnest re:
eeu.io,ls ever given In thts vlty. Ladies' ani
gentlemen from all sections OF tho Mla1n! Val.
lev Wcrc DrcsGut,
, 1876-12-15
RIGHTS OF PASSENGERS.

Mr.. George Van Houton, Of this city, had oc-
casion recently TO travel on Tho 1fttshurg, Cn-
cinnatl Il 81. Louis Railroad, better known ns
tho Panhandle route. lIo purchased Ticket at
Logsnsport, md entered the front car o. trail,
composed OF but two passenEcr-ears. Ho found
Tho car n,lcl with smoke, which was offensive to
him. Ilc left Il and won't into the rear car,
where hc found tho scats all occupied, few OF
them with but one PASSENGER and baggage:
When tho conductor came n and demanded ,a,1
fare, Air. Van Ho,tton showed his ticket anu re.
0ucsted seat III tic car. Tic conductor told
hm TO 80 lntS the ff9nt '..,, car. ,1;,-. Ine ona
thnt Tic smoke tnado him sick, ,antt refused give
up tia Ticket until furnished wltha scat IN ,,fst
TO furnish sent, stopped the traln, and. WIZ ~
the assistance Of l,!s brakeman, PIT him 9,t, ne
then threw hts vnlisc OF on tho opp,sfte side of
the train. This occurred three miles frq1n L., 10.
ganeport, In the woode, and Mr. Van Honton IT,
walked back tu the clty and brought suit: ing
case was tried in tho United States Circuit
til received verdict Of s., 600.
, 1876-12-15

ADRIAN, MLch., Doc. ls.-Vhe following have
been rhusun officers Of tic Michigan Odd-Fcl-
lows Mutual Relief Association for the ensuing
ycur: President, @. W. Wcstesnlan, Adrian;
Vice-president, Thomas Cumming, Ttcumseh; :;
Treasurer, AERO Hall, Adrian; Secretary 4. ].
Snclair Adrian. These gentlemen, tn4onjunt:-
t;ray of hudson, William NJ. lIugg Ut Portland,
c, Waldorf Ut Monro, and W, W. Peek Of kalar
nlsxoo, fosm tic Board ut TrustccA.
, 1876-12-15
pncARntls nFFFhTrn.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, lice. 14.-ln tho pig
cull-thoottng 1nateh At Oakland to-day between
Capt. Dogurtius mud Ctittent1ca Robinson,
lawyer Ut this rity, single birds and pairs, DO
gartlua killed tifty-two single birds and twcnty-
seven At pair shooting, and Robinson Nfty-thNo
single birds al,d thlrty-two In pairs
, 1876-12-15

81. Louis, Dec. 14.-ThcFe Is no change to
report In tho condition Of the iee-,ocked steam
crs at the Arsenal. Tho gorge Is still firm, and
there is no doubt hut that all tho bouts that
can float will DO c1trIcatcd and placed In safe
quarters. The loss to tho Neokuk Northern,
Line will not exceed s10O, 000. and may not reach
$4,000. Tho trc-risls on tho Centennial Is for
$4,000 In Cincinnntl offices.
, 1876-12-15
CONG1eESS4

VI
tho city to-dny, !
CONGRESS.
SENATE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 14.-1n tho morn
tng hour resolutions to print extra copies OF tho
PresIdcnt'p Message and tho accompanying
documents in regard 10 the lato election in
Louisiana were taken up. MI. Thurman moycd
10 amend, go as to hnve printed with the tncs-
eago md documents the memorial Of bocy&
Stevenson, and Mcdonald, embracing tho report
OF tho Democratic Committee which Witnessed
The count In Now Orleans. A long discussion
followed
A{r. Sherman said he could not allow the
statement Of tho gentlemen who represented
the Democratic party ih Louisiana To be printed
with public document without making a brief
rcply. liz was sorry tho signers OF tho
paper presented l,y thu senator from Missouri
Bogy known as TIC report q the pclnocfate I'm r i
timidu:lon. They cvatlcl that question en-
tirely. Their whole paper consisted in M nrray
III 1cchntcaltlts to lctcat the 1aw nf Lnutsiuna.
legcd tl1at under the law of Louisiana there
wis no proyislnn for the election of Presidential
Electurs. II that was So no ono In that stute
Aut ever found 1t 0tLt.
Str, Sherman then read froln tho Law Of 1.ul,ih-
lana. and sail It was manifest that the Demo
crMtic Committee hatl taken ycrr nartow view
q f M w lfe ss Was o pssou Of # hs sw a% IN
t;sf'' ci'csr In 'o' thu, ''' statc 'a He 9enis;l
a lay S T. epss Sn hs ness9 as Law q
hat thr law o. 1877 merely changetl tie mode os
conducting cretionr Cpoa th!s pont The Dem; 4;
Tlle nsxt objection raised ly the Committee va.
thu, tho vnrarcy un tho Doarl VIA not filled by
the appointment nf a Democrat. lie argued That
ibe question Of dlns tho vacancy was sns Of pre- pro;
, 1876-12-15

ILLNESS Of ARCHBISHOP BAILEY,
New YoRK, Dec. 14.-Archb!sllop Bailey, Of
Baltimore, was prevented by sudden md sere'a
sickness from starting yesterday upon BIZ jour
ncy to Rome.
, 1876-12-15

Another meeting between the General Ticket
and Passenger Agents Of the rouds ccntcring In
this city, and Mr.. Frank Parinclec. owner OF
Parmclcc's transfer line, was held at No. %
Clark street for the purpose Of settling tho dif"
aculty which has lately arisen between the two
parties; and Of which mention was made III TnE
TRIBUNE day or two ago. AS It is not posst-
bic to attach transfcr.t!ckcts to NIL coupons
tice it was proposed by thc railronl men that
tho transfer accounts should be settled by tic
railroad reports instead Of by collection. Nlr;
parmclce thought Bucll All arrangement would
do him great injustice, and hoped tic difficulty
could be settled in some othcr manner. After
lengthy debate 1t was decided TO defer iiaal
action until future meeting.
, 1876-12-15


Mr.. r. Wadsworth, General Agent Of tho
1.,a pot,ra,S In ~. r,,v. arrived bacl, ycstcr-
El1o ias'tU"a ~ ss ~ 49, f,ae,, J"rtr,,
day from Ne" 1orkt "neto Nv ''aa o.en u"'.us
tho last few weeks trausact!ng busincsq WIN T
tho managers of the road. hfr. Wa1sworthN
toto tl,at tho r,onnrrr. of Tim trunle lines nrn
,',siJar tise ,,rnnrctv n rnisny fho freight
eo.na o.,,1 thn ,nnrn.sIGn in Nav Ynr. i. lint
~, e,'lSmnrc viii hn decjleil upon In short
VI tt,e aH'"">o wa
r%o Illinois fan,rn1 ofY1ccs hal n nnrrow cs.
rn nme ,rIt,, o,n" src,nut.I vrsterday. Some
eao .,t'1,r 4hn arorai Frcfoht Arc,. oilicn
uu tad n,nt ~, ths r,,'. IN frnnt of tho
s1nor T. F,,11'c1 hole in tho rnr and through
tnn i,ar In I'm s]cnti, nj nhout three inChcs. Had
T. "1 hrnn1 ,u,t cna nr twn inrhes mnru thc iro
.rcti tn.n Dtsr srrnaI hctwren the innr ard tho
n.;st,t. huiou r. voa Itsrovered nv onc # lila
cs,1,,hns esa,,h '%, ~ oncc nm fnr b,,rket of
water' wh,rh ousnchcd tie deyourlng element.
o,n W snnthsrn' on S,a],;mora & Ohio Hull
saad sad nraa' usetardaa ~, m tncrcase In tlo
.uaes ~, ~ ~ f;yclan1 ni I'nl,vo The
y. ~ ne., rn.tnrc5 r. Kin In CrvalsnI,
'n.SI n,'t ~ .",e ~ r. E,I .,iaan W. Wv
wv r r. - an,n,cra f,rmrr,v NJ the Con,mcr-
cta, Ernrcs. s 3fnst frei',hti. I'M been appoIntcd
n~nrt ~ fha ErIr &, Tarifi, DIsnatch In plare OF
,Hens sx Earhert u e,p r,.sirna] ~ a4' D'psN'
'af :ft,u ~ 11cn1n q iad,cab Railroad. which now
,n'n. H., III I'll y vic thc ChirnVn nnr1fnnton
= trir"v I,"iirond viii ri,n,,S" insr aonn Mui
uts g. liz ~, vis III" I,,,i,o,.,, Ifnrls Island 4,
U.Iu ,Th. r,n,j ~ ,,rnsorf r,,pa from t1tn.
, 1876-12-15
SEA.lQGS.

Epectas Bspdfch to 1xs 1ftbuas.
EaiE, ra., Doe. 1.-THE ,narfncs In the
United States steamer Michigan were ordered,
with their officers, to Washington today. Tho
ship will he iu Charge Of ten men during the
wtliser, aud III the spring Will be laid up.
, 1876-12-15
FINANCIAL,


Special Dispatch 10 Tbs Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. IA petition IN
voluntary bankruptcy was filed to-day by Hen'J
schlange, tobuccouist, Of Springfield. Llahili-
ties. $1,000.
, 1876-12-15
ILLINOIS.

Spfcf0l 0tpdfcA 70 7As Tribune.
sPR1SarlELp, ILL.,, Dee, H.-Notlro ol con-
tested election was filed to-day In the Secretary
of States office by N. D. Flav!ns, alleging tile
iucl'gibility Of Sol P. Hopkins, elected Repro
sentative from tho Second District.
Tho Hon. Andrew Ehuman, L!cutenant-t3or-
crnor elect, Lieut. GOV. Glenn, and number Of
prominent politicians Of both parties, werc In
the city to-dny,
, 1876-12-15

n, Iicmphill. ToIcdu, Tcorin d Warsaw; r. v.
Cunn, 'frny 4; Doston; atd X. Rcnif, Ch!caEo,
Alton Il 81. Lnuta, by letter.
Interchange rars connected With the fast-frcKht
lines. and mnre especially To determine as 70
tho condition In which these ears should ho
when delivered, and the repairs to them while
ment for ears destroyed, nnl to hare some rule
adopted fur the regulation for the interchange
OF fast.frefpht ,ue cnrs nvcr tho entire country.
II. McVootl was selected to preside, md John
sucn( fl 4 FREQ Interchange OF views. but no
action uas taken anil the meeting adjourned
until 10 o'clock this morning.
, 1876-12-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Dec. A.-stcamship MontanA
from New York, has arrived.
New YORK;, Dec. 14.-Arrtyed, steamer can&
1ia, from Liverpool.
, 1876-12-15
CApSfZED.

New YonK, Dec. 1l.-A cable dispatch states
that tho bark Emma md Carl, from New York
for stottciu, capsizcd in hurricane Of tho
Orkney Islands, and eight Of her crew wcro
drowned.
, 1876-12-15
MATRIMONIAL.

1PeciaI OHpdIcN 70 1a6 377buHs
lLooM,NdTos, ILL.,, bee. H.-Alr. Warner
Snecnk, formerly business man of Blooming
ton, aud Miss Lizzie Temple, daughter u Will
, 1876-12-15
yr1r NEW YORK CENTRAL,

The annual report Of the New York Central
l. Hudson River Railroad Company l,as Just
been published, and 1t shows tlat the length of
tho road owned by tho Company is 740.17 miles,
Additional trucks and tunnels make the total
lntlesgo Of single track owned 9,0i7.95 miles.
Leascd roads, 21003 mIlcs long, swell tho total
OF single tracks to 2,4'3.90 miles. Tho capital
stock Of tho Company Is given q $50, 100;
IL present funded debit fs ,p&,, besides
given Or assumed l,y the Compaay upoi, the
six, s.:99 ,soA,al Of capital stock and fund:
nj es M a o. } ts fqsa nts1a. s1t a,s s %
be B!S pet tent: The cost of the road and tquIp-
mtnt Is statel tn be so, ~, .03, An lnrreaso
| OF Si,4G1,Uit.55 over the cnst VI tbs road re-
ported nst yesr: g oi ts sum lr @ y p, S
and Htcel; S62a II. 10 BY stutions, shops. cle.:
$l., ,8la.s3 for lands, and fences, aul S3v3, ,7N
ior freight cars; Willie there is q reduction, On
2tD. The expel!ses Ut maintaining tlc rond are
given ~ foilowa: Repairs of road.lesl, $l,8ll,.
tss9.4a; othsrrepairs al4 taxee swell the amount
to $9bl6, ~ Of which s9sl 6o8sN h y al ali"ttetl
iass4a assGiaory sro pp'aesi Ut divided
IN about thu same proportion, mud tl!e expc!.hes
Of operating the r0al are placed at $tD ,4l6..
81, st!ll divided in nearly the same proportion,
| tic labor for unloading md handling freight
making the chief dtIerenea in The proporttons.
Tho Total sums. up flH,lH,l7a u, ot which
t4.aiH,Hsi.B5 Is charged Y passengers and $li,-
006, ,521D to, freight. The earnings and ex.
penscs aro given Iii comparison for tho past year
rs follows;
| 1878, 1871
aroas earungs. VI, 21s ~, ,9.9, 5Sa S
Tssn:poTsat;n r. expenses II, I'LL, io7 ii, iii, ~
The total expenses charged to transportatfon
arn reduced st,137, ", IN comparison will
1878, being over . per rent reduction, with al
iucreuso Of about 10 per ceut Of business.
, 1876-12-15

Me. Knott, tho Chairman OF tho Judiciary Com.
sctrasys = resolution about counting tho KlccloFai
| votut. 1t provides for, coInmltteo of
seven. to nct in conlunetion With any
iEo scnatc, 10 report without delay measure best
! c3!cnlutrA tn accomplish desired End; also nM.
o.her committee Of aessn to rspo't What % are 'hs
aaope sle5 ths;.srasg,n, Of tho previous aaes'
''I ill., s' senste a@causnts e 10 the PosRoute bill
Of Int setsion, for tho ro.cslabllshmsnt o.! The
fsst.uaii service aud os tho trankl1uy privilege.
Gs. Gsstsa 81 ~. N se s
Mr. Vhsockaorton offered resolution calling on
tha sccsutsry uf War fer Information ~ ~ sc
ss ssats 'se0f: Z Fg Wv saa9.on' so aSd dss
% Tls chair eai!ed tho attention of tho House to q
which presented Itself. Il W.. IL retessuc. to twe
resolutions offered On thu ath Inst, and whlct
Then went oycr under the rule bcca.Aa some nles4
which SUCH rusulutlolls could eyrr HEatt come bu
foF9 tho House unless llsy weru taken up tn tht
mosn!nc hoar after tas business thea Gsn%any % u
RECOLLECTION Of such csso tn lla sxperenee ~ NJ
House, but hs lhnught that that Was the natura
ts aM as IT, bsss: ss e cs
cosnc'ding generally With Tue vlrws taken by III
WI. nue offered by Mr.. La Moyns Tor the appoint
1nrnt Vi Il joint sunlnissea to present to the Su
pre!nc Court important qucs.tons Gu The subject 0
Mt. Woad IN i. raisel a question Of eon.ller
I ation, an,l 1t was decided ;. No, "-77 10 vi, i
the IIourc rstuso. ~ consider II now.
| The herhl,A tesolNtlOIl WhA uHe offered uy Bit
Wilson. Ut laxa, tnstrucltn3 tho Committee .
Printing. " report Io,Nt resolution for printing
. tl,o Agricultural Report of ls1"' aud 1t WI
Boon after the House went into Committee Of ii
{ Whole On t4u Post. O1ee Appropriation bill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-27

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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-04-27
CaStOria.

pr. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis Mass, experiment. cd in his private practice for twenty years to produce combination that would have the properties of Cas- tor Oil without it's unpleasant taste and griping effect.
 His preparation was sent for, and far, till f. nay he gave it the name of Castoria, put it up for sale. It is very wonderful in its ects particu- larly with the disordered stomachs and bowels of children It assimilates the food. cures sour stomach and wind collie, regulates the bowels expes worms. and may be relied upon in croup.
 As pleasant, effective and perfectly safe cathar- tic remedy 1t is superior to Castor Oi Cordials and Syrups It does not contain alcohol and is adapted to any age. By regulating the stomach and bowels of cross and sickly children they become good-Datured and healthy. They can enjoy sleep and mothers have rest. The Castoria is put up at the Laboratory of J. B. Rose Co., 46 Dey Street, New York
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