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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

ALBuRcH. 49, Uriah Covey. who was in
jured at North Sheldon, "Wednesday week I,
died at the residence of his mother. at Al
burgh Springs, Friday morning His brother
Charles. who was with him, claims that
Uriah was not looking out of the window,
as reported. but that he was sitting in the
seat, riding backwards, with his head rest
iag against the window, and that the stake
also struck him (Cbarles) on the arm, but
did not seriously injure him. Tne gentle
man from Berkshire. who caught Convey as
he fell, corroborates this statement, and the
fact that there were thirteen windows
broken out Of the cars, shows that the
earelessnos' was On the part Of the part of
the Rtiroad Company, and 1t Is reported
that they Will be called to an account for
the accident. Covey's mother is III rather
poor circumstances, and had to depend upon
her son in great measure for her sup
port.
4 heavy hail and thunder shower passed
over Alburgh Springs. Friday morning.
1t Is reported that nail stones By the bushel
could be picked up on the streets. No dam
age is reported.
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tn % HUNTS REMEDY. !

Trust 70 HUNTS REMEDY. HUNTS RENE
pY vii cure Drcpsy. Brisht's Disease. X .dn J,
Bladder and Glandalar Complaints. Diabete-,
Gravel, Incontnence Secretion o.. Urine, Mental
and Physical Debility, Femlle Weakness, Pain IN
the Back and Loins and General Prostration.
HUNTS REMEDY encourages sleep. creates an
appetite, braces up the system. and renewed health
is the result Sept S. deodkwlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Remember that upon their Labor, the health o., tie
stomach depends. Keep them perfect. and, N
order to DO So. manipulate them with hrlsh
dipped IN the fragrant SozoDoSr. once or twice a
day. Sept 5 deod&wiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Mother, can secure health or tae.r CD idren
and rest ,or thense4yes by the use C.: Cast.ra. a
perfect substitute Tor Castor OIL l. is absolutely
harmless, and Is as peasan; TO take as ho1ey. For
Wind Colo, sour Stomach. Worms or Coust patton,
for young " old, there is nothing in existence Ike
IT, il j. certain. 1t is speedy. It is cheap.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Csked breasts, Rheumatism. $, lt.cl. Swell
ms. Sprains stG Joints. Burns. scl.ds Poisonous
Bites. and a.. aesh. bone and muscle lmeuts can
be absolutely cured by the use %. the Ceu;aur
LIN ments. What the White L.nment 8 Tor the
human family the yellow L.u.meut is ,or spawned,
CALLED. and .alne horses and animals
Au-' lI-w3n
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

GOLDEN MISREPRESENTATION one hun
dred of the friends of Rev. John Chase
and his WIFE gathered Il. their residence
in Colchester, on Wednesday, September
6, to celebrate the filtieth anniversary of
their wedding day About half the num-
Der were from the church and congrega-
ton in Westford. which he is now supply
inc. Others were from Essex. Willis,on
and Burlington. Valuable presents. con-
sisting chiefly of gold, silver and green
backs, amounting to not far from 800,
were made. with Il brief presentation adj
dress by W. W. Atwater, of Burlington,
on behalf of the donors, which was ap-
propriately responded to by Mr.. Chase,
after which the company sat down TO well
loaded tables in the adjoining school
house hall The dinner was followed by
an address by Rev. a. 5. Cooper. of
St. Adams, singing Just Fifty Years
Ago and an original poem read by Mr.
Frank Gale, rs written by his wife for
the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs Chase were
married at u, being of the same age to
a day. and with remarkably vigorous con-
situations. are enjoying excellent health,
with a fair prospect of years of usefulness
before them. and large number OF sin
cere friends.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
BOSTON Markets.

FLOUR-The demand for FLOUR has been fair.
Sales ct 50 90 IN 50 for Western superfine,
81 I'D Is Tor common extras; 81 - rs 20 for Wis
consin extras; s. % nc 10 Tor Minnesota extras;
So 10 40 80 toy white wheat Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan; Sc 90 20 p for Illinois, and s. 90 %
7 so for ST. Louis. including choice and favorite
brands. Corn Meal at 81 S. as o. 2 Dbl. Rye Flour
at 81 505 50 v Dbl. Oat Meal at s. 00d7 ~ v hbl
GRAIN Corn is in moderate demand. Sales at 81
40 6nc y bushel for nj xed and yellow. Oats at
81 q CSC v bushei. Rye at 8Oc v bushel. Shorts
at sI4 50 "a Is 10; Fine Feed at SIC 20 IL %. and
Middlngs II SIS 20 0OD ton.
PRUvISIONS-pork 10 in moderate demand and
prices are dull. The sales have been nj Sl7Gl7 81
for prime; SIS % IL 80 for mess and Sc 0o so 90
Y Dbl. for clear. Reef Is in faic demand. The
saes at go C0zD32 90 for mess and extra mess and
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A Republican Greeting.

Lines accompanying parcel containing sand-
wien from the tables at City Hail. a. the reunion Of
the Republicans Of Burlington, September 5th, to
friends in Albany, NJ
Ho! brethren Of the Empire State. good greeting
now we send
To all who labor for tie right with us, and would
extend
Peace Plenty, Purity and Truth. with Freedom
and good law,
With all the blessings OF the train good government
shall draw.
Yes let the echo ring again. while Perjury and
Fraud
Through all the ranks OF rebellion no more shall
stalk abroad
And pirate loud mou;hed of Honesty, damning the
"blo ody shirt"
But with the Homeopathic dose. that cures but
cannot hurt
Which now send enclosed herein. remedy most
rare
Administered, and withou, charge, to such SUI
fering are
From Tilden chlls and Seymour fears and shaking
in their shoes
As from the clouds and in the air they hear the
glorious news
Cfvictory achieved among the Green Hills as of
yore-
A omen OF the coming good We promised you be-
fore.
Give every Democrat dose from Tilden up to
Kelley,
And if or bitter in the mouth or bitter in the
belly,
Give good assurance with each dose. leayen Of
truth shall 90
To stauneh the torrents OF abuse and make sweet
waters dow.
This mo1sel gathered OF the crumbs which from our
table fell
As honest men ate honest bread, which they had
earned SO we'll
Shall surely work a marvel now, if fed to Tilden
dogs
And keep them from such fearful fate as once beiel
the hogs,
A a-pos,e'sed. they headlong plunged and per-
ishsd in a lake.
50 pass the remedy around, its safe and good to
take" RIDE
Burlington, Wednesday morning
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Commercial.
= -sertovsu linton Live stock drrket.
Sept. q.
AMOUNT ov LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw

AMOUNT LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Sw
This week.. goo 1865 1901
Last week So 77;3 COS
From VermOnt..-- lSS 3lsl II
Prices of Market Beei-A few choice. s. % n Is I;
extra 81 t0D7 % first quality, Sc . a IS; sec
ond quality s. 50 as - third quality, 81 50 as CO.
Prices OF Store Ca:tle-Workiny oxen per pair,
500, $50. sI75, s&3O; Mich Cows and Calves,
from S3oll50. Farrcw Cows s20D33, extra, sj56s5.
Yearlings, slUG22 Two Years Old, slszI32: Three
Years Old, slsMi0.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots. 81 80, s. o.
81 rs and 81 each; extra 81 s5di p, or from to
SIC " y. Spring Lambs, 4id54c Y ID. Veal calves,
s56D7 80.
Prices OF Hides, Tsilow and Skins Bri ghton
Hides.-M6 Ffb; Tsllow. 5 a &C v ID : Country
Hides, 5M5ic Ptn; Taliow, It aisle Y h Pelts s -
Lamb Pelts, 5oc each, Calf Skins IO6lIc Y III.
REMARKS.
Csitle-1here has been an advance in prices Of
!c Y ID for best grades OF cattle, and q shade more
on medium grades. The market is active.
Sheep aud Lambs-Thero are more sheep and
lambs at market from the north than usual. best
fucss at SIC Rib.
Poultry-Dealers are paying II a 5c for mixed
lots OF poultry; for chickens I5Dl63c ID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Fairfield. Me, April q, 1864.
Gentlemen-Seeing numerous certhcates IN the
Name Fdrmer, endorsing the merits OF the Great
Lung Remedy. WIsTARs BALsAN or WILD tHERRf,
! am induced and take great pleasure IN giving
publicity to the great cure IL accomplished IN my
family in the year isj6. During the summer OF that
year, my SOD, Henry A. Archer, now postmaster n
this place, was attacked with splitting OF blood
cough. weakness Of lungs and general debility, so
much SO that our family physician declared him 10
have seated consumption tie was under medi-
cal treatment for number OF months, but rece Eed
benefit from IT, At len 9Th. from the solicitation
Of himself and others / was induced TO purchase
one bottle Of WisrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY,
which benefited him much obtained another,
which in a short time restored him 10 ms usual
state Of health. can safely recommend this rene
dy 10 others In like condition, for 10 Is thlnk All
1t purports 10 tie the Great Lung Remedy Tor the
times
The above statement. gentlemen. is my voluntary
Offering TO you in favor OF your Balsam, and Is at
your disposal. As ever, yours,
Sept S,deodswlt ANDREW ARCHER.
BRIGHT EYES. regular features and graceful figure
fail 10 pr0ducs their due effect II the complexion IL
deiaced with pimples or nlotches. the skin -
rough or harsh. To remedy thes- defects use
GLESs's SULPHUR Soar. HILLS HAIR DYE restores
the tnse OF youth 10 gray locks Aug -, -dSw4w
The No. "Delmonco" Range, with reservoir and
closet. weighs 52j lbs. Other ranges, made prnci-
pally to look at weigh from 100 to $50 less, and
strange to relate, cost nearly as much. 1t is wise
economy to buy "Demonico" Range.
Aug 25, d&wlt
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Gegal gotitss.
iPHIsAIM BIGELOw's ESTATE.

I'VE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
lcr the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners to
reeve examine and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate Of Eparaim Bre-
low late OF Westtord. in said district, deceased
anu also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
s snele.o anu SIX months from the day Of the date
nein allowed by said Court for that purpose
We 40 therefore hereby give notice. that we viii at
~ 20 inc business Of our appointment, ut the
lesl1ence o. Mrs Lucy biselow, Of westford, in
~ i ps'fet, on The first Tuesdays OF October
Of said days. 49, ~ JIwsw A
Dated this ID day Of Sept. \. D. ls-6.
+. E. E. bp1HSSII AP Commissioners.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

RussELL.-In this city, the 2nd Of Sept Stephen
ii. Russell, aged 81 years and months.
BRIGGs.-In Brandon, Vt, on Monday. Sept. 18th
saran, vie OF George Briggs.
HAwLEY.-In So. Burlington, on Monday, Sept.
18th, Of consumption, Jennie ii. Hlwiey in her 18th
year.
ELLIS In Hnesburgh, Sept. LIST, Mrs. Maria
Cong en- Ellis wife OF b. Ellis. aged g. years.
BALDwIs.-In hinesburgh, Sept Ind. o. con-
sumption. Frederick Harley Baldwin, .ed IL years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

The Bloody Third" has the distinction
of being the only Democratic ward in Bur
lngton and it Is little more 50 than usual
thu, time. In Il it gave smalley s. ma
ioriy. Last Spring it gave Noyes 81 ma
i1rity for Mayor. Now it gives Smalley IL
majority.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

AZ active member # the "1'ii.n and
Reform state Committee, te s., as a good
joke On himself. that be rsc ul.y sent TO the
Democratic headquarters at Boston for a
set Of Ii.tcn and reform songs. with which
to equip a glee club III his town, AMI had 20
send every one Of them back. as they wero
all afaptoa 90 r4e NoWa.ra t41r.a' Beneath
this funny surface. lies sober truth q
party which sings Southern songs viii most
likely 90 southern work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

BousEs PoiNr.-rae dry spell wa- broken
last week by copioa- showers. The weather
is very coo.-seyere frost Monday night
Progressive Lodge, I. o. Of 6. T., opened
the season with a ball IN Montgomery Hall.
AouAiy evening. The affair was a perfect
success, being paironized by large mum
berof the best resident, Of the Point and
vicinity. Music was furnished by Mes-rs
lo.mberg CToe-mau and Miller. of Bur
linc,on. As usua, they gave entire satislac-
tion.
Politics just now are the ell engro.sing
topic. While the Republicans are enthusi-
asticaIly pushing the canvass with an IN
broken and united front, poor, shattered,
demoralzod Democracy i, laundering
around trying to fsten upon some member
of that party brave enough to Fun the
gauntlet for gubernatorial honors in No
yembor next Chalk down the Empire
STATE for Hayes and Wheeler and Morgan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

-... -' second Nard-alway- strong Re
'''-l Wharf.-The Republicans have fairly
... -' themselves They gave 81 Repub-
en- ,fiiy IN - and I02 majority at
h. '''''on last Spring. Their splendid
,''''y Of l29 is something for them to
a., ,''ll o. and such a majority in his own
s1ra : something for Judge Wales tn be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

GRAF" speaker in South Carolina
Die o'.orei hearers it they had
W '- 10 eat. heir answer was, PLENTY. "
-''l- D. 10 youe' he inquired. NO
.a' '.'l' IT, we work for it" they cried.
... ID You own now that YOU did not
D.. 'lie ;he war; said be. "Our
.t.y.. ll children, was the stunning
a. i1At Democrat had no more to
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$50 To saoo A MONTH FOR AGENTS.
UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The great interest in all nations and in cur own
thrilii0g history 81 100 years axes this book sell
faster tnan any other. Three books IN one, be2uti-
fully illustrated. Low price. quick sal.s, extra
terms, send for circular. J. q. McCU kDY CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.-Aug - -dkwiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR SWAN
ToN.-Ye-terday morning As the accommo-
dation train ci the Central Vermont from
Rouse- Point to 81. Adams was passing
Rich lime kiln. between Swanton and the
latter place, the passengers were startled by
the announcement OF the conductor that one
of his brakemen had fallen from the car.
had been run over and instantly killed. and
requesting assistance to remove the body.
The train was stopped, the passengers
sprang from the car. when a truly -ickeu-
inc sight met their view There lay the IN
fortunate brakeman, exactly in the same
position as be was when the trucks of the
cars struck him, having been killed so
quickly that be had not made the slightest
Movement. his neck lying exactly across
the rails, nothing but few shrcds of skin
holding the head TO the body. BIZ right arm
from the wrist to the elbow ground almos.
20 Jelly, the fingers OF his left hand bad '
torn, ana other portions ofthe BODY bruised
and mangled In terrible manner. The
4aiyeTi1s remains were pac ed in the bag
gage cay and taken to s. Adams.
Precisely how the accident occurred is a
mystery. Thecouductor states that the first
thing he saw Wa, the victim plunging I'M
der the wheels, and in the next instant all
was over. Deceased was a Young man Of
about tWcuty-twD wears Of ACE and named
D1rman. He leave, widowed mother at
Northhl.d, iu this state, who was promptly
notified OF the sad fate Of her son. Tni, was
bus first trip Ia the employ # the company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08
SIP so % 10 90 for family Lard at II Ollie Y b.
Smoked Hams at 1874 a I4&c = H.


PRODUCE.-Choice grades OF Butter still scarce
and wanted. Lower grades firm. Choice New York
and Vermont dairies nave been at % a 3Oc; With
selected shade higher; and common TO
good range from IS "a ESQ y b. Cheese at 20
100 v b. White Beans at 81 Us al 10 v bushel
for medium; extra pea at 81 IS % | 60. and
yellow eyes at 81 25 al 81 v bush. Eggs at ls0 zoe
v doz. Potatoes at 50 90 as so v Dbl. Apples at
81 a ? 90 q bbl. Onions at 81 ESQ so y Dbl.
WOOL. The market for Wool has been quite
active. Prices are we'll sustained. Sales include
10000 lbs Ohio and PeBnsy lvania leeces at 81 %
45c Y ID; 5000 TBS Michigan, and Wisconsin
and other leeces at 80 % CSC v ID; 225,OU lbs
combng and delaine feeces at 40 q soc for washeC,
and 25113sc p ID Tor unwashad.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

TuEo.u F f.h Ward shows it-elfthoroagh-
iy redeemed. Two years ago it gave G5
Democratic majority. Last spring it gave
Mr.. Hatch 20 majority for Mayor. and now
it gives IS majority FOX Wales-a Republi
can gain OF l23 in two years Mr.. Sutton
once lord OF the manor there-will feel
more than ever Ike moving to the Third
Ward
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Albur.h Jed b. Ladd, no. lc5 - eUl -
Oraud Is. e ". ". Pearl. 30 g. a. $50 81
Isle La Mott, j.. h. Leu-tield, in- 8 A. 10 a.
North Zero, %. r. hui-nt, 10 40 81 a. DO
south Hero, Gfargt Ifay,2 "a b t. t6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-08

Iuz F,urtn Wari Republicans have done
We laeI ave II Republican majority
,"o yea ago. LAST -prIng taey marked
81 uo,l-l Ana n,w they have more
;-an a5ao.el tnt'. Fi1y nine Rcpuo can
mJl-.,y W.. DO for the Fourth.
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.emova,-.aoo Pianos q Organs

NHANrED.-Agentst to canvas for the authsn-
w tic sod eompets LIvs o. Gov. HAZE, oar
ns1t Presid snt by ol. X. a. ConWsll. Nov q the
Opportunity. The people srs ready ior IL Addresss
B. b. kusssLL. Publisher. oston. hsss.-Augs u
sdkvlw
, 1876-02-16

nrGdlad TIE CONSTITUTION.
ATLANTA, Ga, Fob. l5.-Tte following reso.
luton was to-day unanimously agreed 10 by tue
House Of Representatives
.wHEnEAs, II Eaa been charged on the Aoor Of ths
United states Senate aud by portion af tha public
1raes Of the Northern Htstes TINT H. ths ign ot
tho Legislature ns Georgia to abrognte shr!lgo tho
privileges righta now enjoyed equally by Ill ct-
xes Ut the State under tho Constitution of tho United
Bt4tea; thetetoro
ne 1t sssoirta, Al tle ssase Of thia General Asscrn.
bly,, that tho o1al political rghta VI nll citizens OF
this atAtu, regardless OF previous condition,
sto permanently Axea md secured BY tho Constitution
Uf tho United Satcst which IL recognized by this body
tho supreme law Of tho Land, and that ahrIdgueu
or interference with tap siGbs. ID propoaed, con.
tetnpiaed desired in any uction of ts General A.
tcna1y: % sy Me Isla whom ws Iepr and that
any aud all legislation III consE1yDnu thereof eithee
by ttle Legslatns OF by convention Of tho poorau,
would he null and void.
Itsa1utd further, That tho political relations df all
casxos IN thta State have been hasnoiously adjustc
upon Tho basin at Tire present ptuTiss0hs of sho uoust
tuition Of The United B,4tes: that peaco and good
feeling between tte raccs lrovAia throughout tho
t;t7e, and that 1t IL neither tho asro to Tho tR-
tetest Of tha paore Of this State 70 Esre these 4uea
tidaR, which iIA7e cen thus permanently sotled bu
yonl tho power Of agitation to disturb.
, 1876-02-16

CoLrsnus, O., Feb. IA Convention Of pub
lislers Of tho county newspapcrs was bold hoso
to-day to discuss measures Of Eoform III official
county priatinB. After considerable diBousalon
resolutions wora adopted declaring that tho PROD
cut ays!cm Of ol1lonl advertising has abuaes, nal
entail injuriea which demand reform. aud re-
solving that In all casos whore the otllcora OF
any connsy Of the Htata hro directed by statute
To publish my notices, rroolamations, exhibits,
or other matters at public interest in oue OF
moro papers IN tholf respective counties, said
direction should bo 40 modified AZ 10 require SAID
officers iu fntuso TO publish said tuattori pApors
Of ench OF lie great potiticai organizations in
each county having tho largest bona adc ciscu!a-
ton In aatd county.
4 special committee WAS appointed to draft g
law in accordance with tho Gboye, aud present
tbo sa1no 10 the 0eue1al Assembly for ita con-
sdofktfon.
, 1876-02-16
INDEPENDENTS OF INDIANA.
4sf4Ir [+ft%vYHtII3x

srtri.t HtspaieA ,n TAa Ehaeauo Trt5ant.
ISn1ANA1t't1s, Feb. 15.-Tho call for the Indo-
poadcut bsass Convention contemplated t,35l
dclsgatsb. From present appearances there nil!
be probably 100 Acru to-tnorrow, all told-nietn-
besb Of tin Convention, symnsthizcre, and loo1-
ors-on in VIunus. Tho preliminary moatngs to.
night woro gcncrally sllmly attended. and
some dssrlcta had not enough delegates to
sl'l tho oIlie,a os tug Cou9en''on. Tho general
l.auders for Governor. although, 10 will iavo
go,no opnositiou,, has it is not concentrated.
Tor Secretary Of State, arery county appears 10
Aare u candidate. but Non, tho present
uetnooraslo Incumbent, will probably ro-
ceiso tho nomination.. Henderson, Auditor
OF State, wilt TO dropped. IL q,
Shaw. democrat, will he nasnod for Btato
Treasurer. ". ". Conner, pressnt Aa}ntant-
Gencrai, VIII DO nominated Tor Clark Of sho
Supreme Court. a number Of old pa1sy haeitr,
rhBhy disappointed oIllca-acckers lIko Goodnu
and Auson Wolcost OF White County, afe
amony tue moubers here tonight. Tho ncnl-
ocratic o!emens decidedly predominates. Tue
Convention will bo q sure disappolhtmon. to tho
managers, uho expected m overwhelming turn
aut
, 1876-02-16
ont 1T Tho Inherent fund Of the 5tats to tho Meeropos
tau Iosrd Of rolcc. Respectfully submitted.
JUt.eN ALpIpnR, Chairman,
FEtrx Y0oHffffs.


tau 1sosrd Of roicc. Respectfully submitted.
jUt.rs ALpIpnR. Chairman,
FELIX V0oHMffs.
r+|r;:a IT, report vas received and ora't'a to e'
resolution authorizing tho aorgeans.at-Arms
10 nrpoLnt 100 asslBtaata passed.
It III understood that q meeting Of uron1fncnt
Vhfto League of'ieere whs held last night to dc.
tail l0u moi Hl anticipation OF tho adoption OK
thu resolution by tho lInuHo.
KELtoua's STONY.
Gov. KolloEg sives to Tho Associated prcsa, A
1,is explanation at tho report OF tho AldiHe Com.
mltteo. tho following htasomont: After tho
Whiso Iosguo riot OF scpt. Il. 1871, the cohtl.
Btate and ctly taxes was virtually suspended. Tho
police Of New OsAMnn worn soma tnontln ill
atrearB with their pal, aud threatened TO dsl,and
altogether, and lonvc tho property OF tlio city to
tho 1nnruy Of tho faWidaS cicrnonts tlen In tho
ascendant. Tho tiscnf ."gont OF tba State was
largo amount Of Stalv funds IN hla hnnda Which
could not in any evtnt .,bc called for for several
n,ontlls. To moot tho pressing pnhlto emor-
Enncy, tho uosornor and State Troasuror All
thorizod lin tempornrtfy to transfer to tho
police account sufficient aato tt,nda to ray a
i,u.tlon of tho arrcars <ina tho police, 10 as
to rotain thom on their boats. Tho fscal
agent took - security lion upon all tho uncos.
fccscd taxes for po!ice purposes, and alao war
rn1ta issuod BY tho stato for sor7icoa which tfso
btsso WAS .noyor toophrdizcd 10 tho extout
Of ono dollar BY this tehnafor aad, rs a
Investigation Of tha rory Conusaseo who n,alo
tho report. Evosy dollar ADVANCED by tito State
va. promptly repaid out Of te hrst taxes col
lectcd for police PURPOSES.
Tho Conference Committed opi thu oloctlon
bill arc Btil At work nud will nroba bly, oonipro-
mfeo upon Doald OF Canvaeeers whEhout Judi
cial powers, instoad Of tho lletnrning. .uoura. !,