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Patients cured 30 years ago, remain
sound. Dr. !. A. Sherman's successful treat
ment OF Rupture has induced unprneipled persons
to advertise the elastic trusses as certain cure.
Knowing them to be bnt an imperfect support.
Thousands Of victims are to-day suffering through
this Elastic Truss delusion.
If it is worn tight around the body it wastes away
the muscles. interrupts the circulation and predis-
poses to paralysis; besides, the strap between the
legs drags the great ball of wood upon the ligamens
spermatic cords and Pelys Bone in manner to pro-
duce impotency with all its horrors. Indeed the
legion OF trusses with their gripping pressure upon
the spine, abdomen and delicate parts adjacent to
affections; destroy manhood making the young old,
and the old useless until life settles into frghtful
apathy. The afflicted should think seriously Of this
subject and.act in accordance with the dictates of
reason,
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HSHE Three Story Brick Dwelling House, No. ia
Il Dantorth Street, recently occupied by Watson
Newhall, with or without the furniture. Possession
given Immediately. JOS. ILSLEY.
septic diff
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DR.. SHERMAN'S

Treatment is Practical, Rational,
and Economical; its object is immediate relief and
eventual 1t is based upon scientific principles
and easily demonstrated to the comprehensions of
every Intelligent person. Though he does not use a
truss he uses support infinitely superior which
keeps evei ything in proper position while the CuIa-
tive Compound applied daily by the patient, excites
healthy action, adhesion and cure. Besides this
treatment does not interfere with labor exercise
on horseback or otherwise, and affords security
against infamed and strangnlated rupture,
The afflicted coming from all parts OF the coun-
try. Terms moderate, depending upon the case
Persons IRONS the country receive treatment and
leave for home on the same day. Send 10 cents for
Dr. Sherman's Books with likeness of bad cases be-
tore and after cure. References given to gentlemen
who have been cured. Office No Ann Street. New
York. Beware OF the fellow calling himself DR.. w.
G. Crempon and using DIR. Sherman's name in his
advertisements to decoy the afflicted. Save this ad
vertisement
oct16 d4Wt
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CLAIRVOYANT.
Notice.

Notice.
TuNHE Stockholders of the Central Wharf Steam
Il Tow Boat Company, are hereby notified that
their annual meeting will be held at the office of j.
?. Tenney, q Central Wharf, Portland on TUES
DAY, the fourteenth day of November, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, to act on the following articles;
1st-To choose Moderator.
2d.-To choose seven Directors for the ensuing
year.
3d-To act on any other business that may pro-
perly come before them.
G. A. VICKERY, Clerk.
Portland, Nov. 4. 1876 nov4dtd
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Parker House. School 81. H. ID. Parker 81
Co., Projectors.
st. James HOTEL. Il. Croker, Pr0pri
etOr.
fremont House, fremont ss.-Chnrin,
Gurney 81 Go. Pr0prietOrs.
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BRUNSWICK, ME.
p. 81 X. Dining Rooms, w. Il. Field,
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HyENEMENT of six rooms corner State and Sher-
Il man streets. Modern improvements. Family
without small children preferred. eau be seen from
3 to 5P. M. oct25dtf
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TN the Thompson Block, Nos. III 4 119
Il Middle Street. Good location below the Post
Office where all the wholesale dry goods and other
classes of trade located, The finest store in the
city, with light and airy basement, two entrances,
two counting rooms, brick safe, and elegant show
windows, tables, counters and other fixtures. Will
be let very reasonably applied for soon. Apply to
HI. e. THOMPSON,
No. 325 Emery St. the Springs st. Horse Car Route
mh14 dS5w22
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ScoTT'S GREAT GRAB.

Sptefa. Dispateh 10 The chiaao 7ribun4.
WABuIsoToN, D. G., Fob. 23.-A vote Has
expected today In the House Committee on the
Pacific Railroads on thu To1as Pacific bill. but,
after somo discussion, 1t was postponed for ono
week. It has been generally supposed that tho
majority OF this Committee was In favor Of
Bcost'a seheme, bus it il not a certain that D
majority will be In favor Of reporting II 1t the
present session. Many Of tho Representatives
of both political parties who support
the bill, and who, should IL 10
brought bofors the itousr, would prob
ably feel Obliged to vote for il, doubt the
policy Of taking it up at tho present session.
Tila sentiment Of lie people irrespective Ut
party throughout = large ssctton of country IL
known to 10 opposed to NIL suhs!dios, aud to tho
grant Of any further aid IL railroad or osher p1.
vA.e corporations, aud nhoula this bill pasa le,-
furs tho ProstdeuttRi a!ectIon. phrsy leaders on
b1sh sldea fear inst u Weapon would 10
tiaced in tue hands Of thslr opponents.
For this re&sol It would NOT 10 1t Iii strange
II tho Uon,m'ttee. u lts naeatlns next Wekines.
day. should vote either to postpone lilo w4olo
, 1876-02-24
ALABAMA.

MorrooMEnr. Ala, Fob. 23.-Tho bin passed
by both Houses OF tho Legislature rasifying tho
settlement Of the State dobt mado by tho Com
m!sstouers OF A1abama, Directs that State bonds
except those in atd Of railroads. DO taken up and
now ones issued. Tho NOW bonls arc to bear
interest from July nozt, at q por cant for Ave
years, por cent for ton years, and por cent
for Ton yoara. All tho past insoroat coupons are
to bo given up and cancelled. Tina boudholdosa
pf the Alabama i Chattanooga Railroad are to
surrender tho bonds sauod BY tho Btato. and
take the road and ita franchises sod land aud
rccevc, in addition, 81, COO 900 Of boods, to baar
ipteIeat es other new bontla. Tho remaining
railroad bond matters Ata yet unadusted. Th's
settlement will bring the entire indebtedness Of
the State ins,do Of $40. 00o, ,0u0 at Ion ratio Of
interest,"
, 1876-02-24

accomplished With great SUCCESS the very dill
cult foat Of cutting olr hia own head. Ills
uau,s was FtAnoiE Augusta CheEo. Ito WAS
" years old, and hs lived in apartments In Now
Cross load. Having become tired Of life. 10
made for himself littls Rnillosina in Of bis
own rootps. II conssted Of two wooden up
rightH aud largo touble-handled knife, to the
upPeE palt OF which he bound two heavy stones
10 Eiye it woght enough, when. all being roady,
he placed tho machine on Als tabie, put haAkot
With hls face upward, elesAted tbs kufe BY
meaus Of pully, the cord Of whicl. 10 held Ill
his hunl, and t6en let 1t slide. II toll on il'n
throat sl!cod the hesd on ~ clean ~ po*aible,
aud Ill WAS over.
, 1876-02-24

an IMPORTANT LETTER.

From rromfhsns ssut,esnan And residential onoan.u:
o.. tho paat tuEty veil kuown to ths p*wspApA
publishers ihlsns shout Tho United Htstas.
NkH Yonx, Oct. Il, tts8.
Dn. NApwAr-DzAn Bini anl !uduaod hy ! sousa Of
Nq.k!nk Of xous Hodp,ns nJselt For several Ye.r.
urinary organs which sons txslva onthi axo uuinated
IL sshly +heous d!ssa4s, which tho phssicAns
asmmsdoa y r. kitnsya "a b.ddeE: t9d asss -
e1es sottinx radically oasoi. lid t1{sd aau,af oi
physe:.us. and hid t@ksa .sFs quantity ot modcln
h.d Ioaa Of ..ton'hns sars h.sne hsea ands By y.
FhiladephlA Gatsfap Epsxag tpt of hAvlus bse4
esutsd psrsou who hAd lang bse9 suffering ~ had
pA5lls. ns.ol,sa Nesay 1solIft I'D hssal4lns r!:-
''eAS'sa A">' ~" ''' G. ". JAMES. Cincinnati. o.
, 1876-02-24
NOTES AND NEWS,
6ASN THE BftFFAL{].

Special Dupatch to 7hs CaIeaao 1rsbane,
WAsl5lahToa, D. c.. Feb. 23.-The House
passed Forts hill Tor tho preservation Of buffalo
rom wanton obstruction. This is practically
tie bill which WIS introduced by Fort lass year.
1t was opposed to-day by 1oyeral Of tie frontier
monlbozs and delegates, who maintained taa. tho
buffalo aro hinarence to civilization, and tia.
no long u tile Indians are encouraged to tako To
tta rlssu thero IL llttlo prospect that tAeY Will
wjlhnxiy enter upon the pursuits OF peace. Ihero
WA not opposition enough. however, to dsfsus
the bill.
ELECTION CAeE8.
The argument In tho contested osss OF 1e-
hfoyna against Tarwelt was ret for Tomorrow
hut u rodsponement soen,s inevitable, owing TO
10 the illness Of Dick Msrriek, FArnells eonn-
sci. Tho latter iB now confined to bis bed With
painful iLtue1s, and uaunot e1peck TO DO out
for sume dAya
1Hn CHIC Aro pELEnAT1oS,
Mayor ColYin las returned to Chicago. Lleb.
, 1876-02-24
CREENBAck-PRlMTlNc,


WASHINGTON, D. O., Fob. 23.-If the Treasury
officials sro to bo believed, thoro ts to be our
1ency famine In tho Department unless Con-
grcss tnkes carly action and paasea tho Do
hcioncy bill for the Printing DaroAu, amounting
to over $500, 900. Tho printing OF curfcucy, in-
GLIDING greenbncks and National Bank notes,
has beon stopped, and tho sum uhrued IL needed
to continue work unti! tho ond Of tho lacal year.
Over 1000 oporatives arc suddenly thrown
out OF employment, aud tho Secretary
of tho Treasury couea to Congress
and nsks for money 10 cot tho preosca
going again. Treasurer Now aaya that
currency for redemption is coming in very fast,
and thai tho general circulation throughout tho
country ia in i bad condition. Much OF tho ous-
ronoy sent In, hoHoyot, ia tit for circulation. and
II is his purpose to aasort II and send It OFT
again. ...
UNNECESSARY WAITE.
It ia not, pefhhps. geneEally known outside
banking circles That 1t is fhe custom Of tho
Treasury neyor to pay ont old notos. but 70 Fige
over ,tB counters nothing but now bills. This
practice, however, must soon STOP and the
economical onc 10 adopted OF destroying only
such uotes a. arc no longer I'll for circulation
md paying out the othern.
The uouso Appropriations Committee will To-
morrow couAlder tho request OF the Secretary
for sso0.ooo to continue tho printing Of eus-
sancy. .--...-....
THE HED-SEAL xooL1snsxss.
Thore Is no doubt Tint majority OF tho NOM
born nru in favor OF stopping tho e1tsayaxans
Au1 iuoxcusable hnDt Of printing the aoai Of tho
Deparsmout Oh tho eurtouoy BY what IN known
- tho ptaso-prlntinR sys.em. Tney eay that tho
and will sayo e200, 600 year. and
that, by returning To that sys
tam, 100000 could bo saved in ths
next four months. Tho Committee Boomoa dis
poaed to materially reduce numerous expense
or tho Printing Buseau, 10 thAt every perfec
fgtcenback that Ii iaaued will not cost from II
to 70 centa. It Is also probable that hiF. Nov
wlIl 10 siven an Opportunity 70 pay ont suct
secondhand notes Al aro fit for circulation
rctuso to sot the presses at work In thn Treas
| Mry. II q special appropriation IL not mado ths
HuEeau will stand ida I'LL tho beginning Of th,
next fiscal year. whou the regular appropriation
! will ba available.
, 1876-02-24
IOWA
N0N4E.

pEa Mo1rEs, Ia,, Feb. 23.-I1 tho House bills
passed to second reading to amend tho codo
relating to notice hy publication; to abolish
Circuit Courts and establish County Courts to
authorize superylsora to limit tho penalty and
interest on all delinquent taxes where tho Troas-
urer has neglected to bring tho Bau1o forward
for four yoars !; to enable counHos 70 vuto 4 tax
to purchase Air-grounds. to regulate tho right
Of railroad companies to change tho line OF their
road, providing that the petition therefor shall
frat bo filed In Circuit or District Courts; to
compel tho bankrupt debtor TO annex to his aa-
signment m inventory Of all hts estate aud . List
OF his cEo1ita, with tho amount Of naims to
punish frauds In commercial transactions by
selling Rooda bought on credit 10 defraud crod-
itors, and such Balo is evidence Of frnud !; pro-
v,ding that the. ealo or mortgage Of prop
rctains possession. elsll bo Wild against
creditors TINT ohattol mortgages given
By merchants on stocks In trbdo eha1l bo aocurl1y
pro rata for al creditors Interested IN said stock
to give Clerks Of Probate Courts the fcsB of tho
court as compensation, not TO oxcced 81, 600 per
The ropolut!on inviting susan D. Anthony to
adiEcsu the House this oveDlng was laid on the
table bT voto OF 50 TO 50.
The opinion Of tue Attorney. General, relattvs
to tho Womaus suffrage amendment was Eead+
in which ho declares that al previous logis.:
lation on this amendment Is illogai hnd
unconstitutional th1t tHo CoOHAIlsluA
cannot bo amended by joint resolution, but
must bo by : regu!ar enactment ot Inv. This
defeats this movement for nnother four ycaEf,
although he says tho pseeent Legislature tah
powoc to logalizo their acts already done.
The bill providing for tho establishment OF
now school districts vas passed to ongroehmens.
SENATE.
Ia tho Eonato, bills vero passed 10 becoud
reading, repoallng tho law that graduates Of tla
law departments Of the State Uuivesrit3 shall bd
admitted to tho courts OF the S.a,o that sulLs
MAY bo brought beforo Justice In counties
whnra the defendant rcsldos.
The bIll to enlarge the powers Of tho Ttustece
Of the Soldiers Orptans' Home, and provide q
homo for tho INDECENT children OF tho Stats, was
passed. The bill removes all the Homes TO Day-
export. Soldiera' orphana arc fslnt to be- pro-
y!dotl for, thon tho INDECENT Children. on the
Recommendation Of Supervisors. An in4ustsial
school Ia also connected thesenith.
, 1876-02-24
STATE AFFAIRS

LEG1aLAT1yE.

LEHlALhllfEs
special hspateh 10 7a4 Chfcaes Trfaut,t.
MADISON, Wis, Fob. 21.--The Hcnats had >
session this morning. With = slim attendance,
especially un tho Democratic aide, tho membcts
not having returned from ths receBs.
Resolutions werc otfotod instructlug ahs Com
mistoo to whom tho TeeAaurer's report Of Tho
receipts md disbursements for last Quaeter WAS
referred to oxAmlna vouchers In detail. some
Of tho expenditures Indicating = wonderful
relA1ntion from tho economic professions In tho
last quarter Of tho 1leforn Administration i; also
tnetructing the COMMITTEES on Public Lands to
Ascertain tho amount collected from trespassef
on Stats lands during 187G
Bills passed for publishing The reports Of ths
Geological Survey whou completed, &nd appro-
priasion Of $4,000 therefor for The bettor pro-
lection Of lAntla and timbtr Oh tho St. oroi1 Il
Superior Railroad lnnds. Tho bill amending the
Potter law rae reported from the Enrolling Com
tntttee to tue Assembly, md 1t now goes to tho
Governor.
Tho Assembly mot this evening with quito full
Numerous petitions aud tomonstranccs wers
presented On q ercat variety Of anbjects, In
GLIDING one by GOO ladies for prohibitoty 1iquos
law, and many remonBtrances against tho tax-
alton Of church property..
A resolution WAS offered authorizing the ak
hbition Of The Eighth Regiment War Eagle,
"Old Abo, At tha Uentonnial Exposition, at q
cost not to exceed $500.
Senate bs soss soneu,,oa S n t. sea I'D 81
croiS w ri L. LIS Superior RsilSoad; suthorizing
railroad pontoon bridge actonn tho Mist1ssip't
1uver from some point In Buffalo County; "a
amend the charter of tho Mineral Point j Port
ago 1salroad memorial to Congress for inorena-
4 Few looa. Assembly bills wererasssd also 10
| organize the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit from
, 1876-02-24
DIR, RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

perfectly t44spe aleEautly ooAtud with sweat gum
Iufao, regulate. purify, o!uAuss Aaa stteHxtusa iaa
*sss . u n d.otdsss q tas ssnasn:
Il n: e.
E9tsls, pIss snd III nstangsmaaes oI ths IetF1Al W
csIa. Warranted " sHeot Eostito c9En Purely Vsx
et4Ls containing atcuEJ. minerals, OF uHlotef1eas
drugs. . -. s.,,,.,,, .v,n,,.. ...,.,.. !. s..u
niaurdatA Ut tAs Uixss4!o DsxAna.
tHnsusti3u, luxart elas. or ps 6lood ID ths
Hail. hSIy d tAo Someoh. Naa.ss, lsa1sburn ~.
xuat Il Eoo fulIus.sot Wsxht u ihe ssonaeh. s,aE
asb, ssa@ns hs llst9: ilq;fsa ,;i%s, aaa Di:a|s
ns laa aISs SStsG1s p9st@; @ f p.ls yt,
Il M siia .sa I'd 3 chs. ms:. "a
sudden lev Ftasn o.ss :" ASwAY5 rlIs vi see tho ,,,,s
fam Iii tic dlsotdnsu. Price Is csus p+f
huI, SoA hY dtugEtsss.
Head "FnlBe and Truo,"
Hend uns is.tsr,s.stnp H. HADWAf 4 ca, M. =
WA,ts,-.s., Snt 3.4k. fsfsfpAusu v9Eta sksk.Apdt
vii tu aunt goa.
, 1876-02-24

whom tho animal psnalon Appropriation ftn wss before
tls lfouke no member tho Democratic Ede mani:
feae Any opposition It. aud hs had hnver anprnsrd
int anybody would rsiso question about Tho Grip
pltti penaonors OF tho War Of ial2.
Sfr 1lanke remarked lhAt there forno resaun In
Mr. IIaies suggestion, hit btl ttIe neersetty Of re-
tsenehment oixoua thst no meraoor cuHd eAfe-
dieren ii va In obligation. data tllo part of
the Government. lin Thought tint tie exception pro.
pcetd by Hr. Caswti uuRht not 10 Be made.
The Amendment offered by C,Awal VIVA further up
posed by Harrison tll.,, noss Townsend. and Cox
IN. Y.b and ntllorr.
Withunt tltsro~ng Of Ill tht Commitlas 7esa and Tbs
7Jcrus 1fnurrr1.
, 1876-02-24
FREMONT.
he TuISEs THERE'S NOTHING TIE MATTER WITH

TEXAS PACIFIC.
Spseiaf Dispatth to 1hs ehtcuuo Tribune.
TAsu1xoroy, D. G., Fob. 23.-Gon. Fremont
Was boforn tho Sub Committee Of tho Jndiciary
To-day, with rofo1once to tho inquiry Into Tho
passage Of tho Texas Pacific bill 10 1871. Ho
sail he had no knowledge Of the uso Of any cor
rupt or improper means to a1oct tho pasaago OF
tho bill, and no money Was .usod except for To-
gitimate purposes, the hiring Of counsel nd-
vegtssing, printing, tho employment Of agents.
oto. IIo had no knowledge Of my money being
paid for any improper purposes, and did not
bc!evo any Taa paid. ThoFo was fund
OF so0,o0 sot aside for oxpensos. Aportion Of
this waa used to pay for tho services OF Richard
Z. Parsons. at that time Marshal Of tho United
States Supreme Court, mud sinco d mombor Of
the House from Ohio, John D. Defrseo, formerly
Congressional Printer, and Il. N. Corwino, q
lnvyer Of this city. These gentIeueu vcrc
recognized as tho agents Of tho Company, and
thor wero paid for their nervicas. Tho whofo
expenses, including everything in tho way Of
l connsel ADVERTISING, printing. salaries, etc.,
| small nargio for the corruption Of menbors Of
Congress. Con. Fremont did mol: state who
was payunster, but ho said that s450o0
Of .ho original fnnd was returned un-
,lsed,..a r.thes remarksble circumstance
ot tho Committee, aince 1t is not regarded as
customary to return money raised to promote
legislation. Fremont had no list OF mombera Of
Cougross who. woro or wcro alleged to hayo
boen, promised bonds. II such promises were
made, ho had nothing to do with thoru, md haa
no list whatever. Tbs Committee, however,
harp information thas bonds woro promised
ConereBsmen, but it Is not sufficiently definite
in character to be given to tho public. 1ndtv1a-
unl mo,nbots Of tho Comntittoo said thot Parsons
promlAed bonds right and left among mcnbers
md outside to iphuonce tho passaga of tho bill.
Altar its passage, however, tho promises wero
NOS Kept, for tho good reason that no bonds woTo
over Issued. Parsons will probably be sum-
moncd. Con. Fremont did not finish his te8-
| timony, but will be heard again tomorrow.
| DEN nUTLEH
| says tonight that Fremont gave tho Committee
| o ltht OF tnotnber6 OF tho FortY-arat Congress
| who received monoy. It has como out that
| horton Frcmonts confidential aBent. tcstifled
ln bis examination shat, to hsa knowledge. $780,
900 wero spont by Fremont hero Ia connection
with this schnmo Tho last $0o.0 600 was given by
Mira. Fremont out OF her own funds.
EUROPEAN TOu1ls.
A singular fatality has ovcrtnken all tho I'M
poltnnt WitnesseB III this case. HlchhTd @. Par
! SOUS. who IL supposed to hayo becn tho diahurs-
ing agent has found 1t necessary 10 spend yeAr
In Europe. Paige, Washington lawyer con-
nocted With It, has gono to Europe TO Join Par
sons, and Il. II. CorHine. another Washington
lawyer whoso name has been mentioned IS m
| attorney Of Fremont, cannot bo found.
, 1876-02-24

tnrn bv way of rhitsl1etnh,s nui Nav York.
coSonEas1oSA1 rANKEns.
called for by tho iIouse viii fo ready early In
March, 4 lnree force fins boeu at work on Il in
Tho Treasury for several wcokp, Tho object OF
Tho resolution wan 70 obtain tho names Of all
tho ,netubcle Of Copgrees who bolou9 on auch =
lfst
RIDDLE.
Il In ipt;matctl That ". N. Hflllo, Casl!or Of
tho pennsylvania Bank Of pitsAburg, will auo-
coed Nr, Nom ss Ttoasr1scr Of tho United States.
lIr, n,ldo Is now In the city. The probability
OF biz appointment ia based upon tho fact that
eoruc correspouteuco has be6n bad with PARTIES
ia pittaburg 10 refereuco to him ~ \ not In.
probabo SUCCESSOR to Treasurer New.
srEAkKn Hrnn
resumed Tho Chnit to-day. Mo says hc nsver
folt bctter 10 ho life that t1e thinks he us 10
&blo to tornain until tho oloHo Of tho session.
Ae q boy AIr, Eorr suffered from catarrb, and
has bcen vict,m TO II over since. Isecent!y,
oruAne and wa MISC accompanied with
crest nervous Jneas12omopt. Under tnedt-
cal trphtmont tho discaao las beon
restored 10 ,ts origiunl scat Tho rost and rccte-
physicians, havn restored him to tho average
health OF later yea1s, though his friends still
urge a visit to tho Sonth during tho coming
month. Mr. Korr NOW thinks such visit is un-
necessary.
a1LyEr-
The accumulation Of, silver and current pro-
dQctiOn t1Rs reached HuCE point that resumption
Of silver payments IN tho immediate future IL
now subject Of earnest consideration 1t tho
Treasury Department. It was intimated to-day
that this desirable stop MAS not 1t ali Improbable
within thirty days. THO silver now On baud 10
S12 UO0, 900 which, with tho monthly coinage, is
considered ample to iuauEurato tho work.
BCAAMons uABE.
Tbs lawyorB Of tho Boston Bank who arc
nrpgccuttnu Tho indictments AGAINST J, 7. Scam
mon, say that UnItod stssos Dissriot-Attorney
Bangs, SITTER carefully examining tho cnso, said
that t,o should not enter nolle proscqui except
By special positive order from the Attorney Con-
esAl. Thcy also sAy shat tho AttoEney-General
hKH said that ho shall i4ttlb no such order.
1t ts learned Into tonight however, thai tho
management Of tho 8cana,non caso Ia not to bo
ent,raiY as tho Boston lawyets vish 1t. It is
even tntimated that tho methods employed Try
the lawyer In prosecuting this cnse and In fnati-
eating tho procurement Of tho indictment will
not bcsr close scrutiny. It IL not improbable
TINT the Attorney -9enoral may direct District
Attorney bangs to nolle pros tho indictment.
TUE 1917 PENSIONERS.
Thc discussion Of the bill 70 grant pensions to
veterans OF tic War OF 1812 evoked Hon1s
rhetorical aud eloquent appeals for tho soldiers
Of old days. Southern men and Northern mon