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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-02


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bur9 bic eisrnS fir tisIrn 3prd an ber GIybe
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0on 8rrmen: Don Baltimore:
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NahmitIag5 BON Baltimore.
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na6 Bremen, SpubnmptOn eCnbon uub Sap-
re unb 3uriid bffGrbrrt.
Vafia8rspreiie:
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2pnhou Cbsr SaSrt:
Saiiiir 800 @CIp,
.3wiI6rntrd $50 Gpurant.
gpn Southampton mad Baltimore
Gaiiite 500 0cIb.
3pil6rnbsd S32 Gpurant
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Gatiite $100 GoIb.
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suriid:
Gaiiie $3.50 Cob.
3wil9enbef $3.50 Gpurant.
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bon unb srhiid ron SuutbamptCn
.sP'iisenssd, SS'Tit $5sU $3.50 S1sSi Ssarant.
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SlnB, penn bieIclben Gunb9cbungen ltros
pbulbier @ifte Iino.
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lungsmittel Der 9eiunbbeit uno Der Srdfte
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ibr 9lut sereinist 1T, beTer unb leben ldnser.
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8rdparirt BON
Sr.S ,ager& 60, 9oUea, @tafr
prattliaei unb unulpili6eu 6bsmtteru.
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Sntsrpnnttiunslebre zines berIiebtsn
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glu6 iltcr Den @coanfcnitrid
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@lcin iilBer Gn9cI pIO9cn.
Sie Srcnnln0Spunftc brnudet man -
glein, oopon mill id lbluci9cn,
&eit beiicr, Solbe, ipridt mid nn
Scr Sinn Der 8inOr3ciden.
So8 8iebcrbolrrn9SSeidcn it
Sept Ouh nod Su crfldren
@enn mid SCin 8oicnmilnbhCn fIbt,
9SilI ib Old ioIhc8 Icbrcn.
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8Grltrtrnpe 9ln9abe pirS SrrEifentlitt IN
lltberrinitimmunB nit rinrm gsmsinlamrn 9s.
lhlub, taIllrt BON SrlrTt unS Common Grun.
eli am 80. Sdnuar A. d. 1875.
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Giip-Gcrtrplrur.
Nrbruar 10. 1876.
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GinnaDmell nnb ausgabfll

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Der
GttD 9arrisbnrg,
pom IL. Sanuar, A. D. 1875. bis ,um 10.
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GumterlaMS SaIIeb Gtieubabn.
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Gnfanssnb am RUntns, ROu, %, 1875.
, 1876-02-19

THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION B0OtETY.
Tho board OF 1rado Committee on Trans
portation recommended tho formation Of an
association similar to the Cheap Transporta-
ton Association of New York. Tho Secro-
tary OF tho Now York Association, In roccnt
letter to tll!a city, says: tour experience
in Now York Inns been TINT the very oxist-
once of such body Inns boon benefit to us,
and am fully persuaded that, II n sfmilar
ono WA formed in Chicago, your experience
would bo tie aa,ne. Tho question of trans
portation has boon gradually assuming more
and moro importance during the last ten years,
md differences in cost whioh ton yoara ago
would have bcon insignificant now decide tho
welfare Of great communities All this is
true, and it is to bo hoped that tho Doard Of
Trade hers will not fal1 to carry
out tho recommendations that such
mn Association DO established, with 1nn-
terially the sau,e objects ms those Of
tho Now York Association. viz. : to obtain,
preserve, and circulate valuable and useful
information rolatiug to transportation; to
encourage the improvement and increase tho
capacity Of our terminal facilities for tho
haudling md storage Of produce and NOR
chandiso. to facilitato tho aatustment Of
differences, controversies. and ,niaundorz
stonaInoa between ita membora anf1 tronsnor.
tat;on companies. 10 adyocate thu construc.
ton Of now nyonuea for transnortation md
tho improyemont of those now orjatinu. In
dov;ao s,,hn,;+ aud odv,,oto ,,1,,,, ~ Ioa;,.
lation bv wl,;ci, thu t1e,oo3a and n1,nsoa of iho
nrescnt svstou NAV ho ran,i7iad md ~ at,-
vooata snnh otbor nr;nc;n1ea nnd nro;co,s IN
connectiou with thu a,bioot of transnortat;on
na will ,oni, In advance t,,a co,n,norc;o, ,,roa-
nar;tv ~ onr c;tv and corr,rv
,r,,. Nou Wi, A,.o,,.,,.. 1o..n a..n.,
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t;a.:a. 49, ~ ~, n,a,-1a 49,. ' a.:ao ~ esss
, 1876-02-19

Weunderstana that al large number OF MON.
hers Of tho Board Of Trade of this city aro
in favor Of moving into new quarters. This
Board has grown 10 much in numbers Binco
1he fro that tho hall il now crowded worry
much during the daily sessions, and tho air
j. sometimes vory bad in consequence. It is
proposed to secure now building, in which
fhe floor OF the Exchange Hall will DO ncarly
on tho level OF tho street, rs in Europe, and
TO put tho ceiling 30 high that bad veutila-
,fion will bo out OF the question. The fact
1hat the Board holds long lease Of tho pres-
pnt building Is not considered to bo On In.
yuperablo objection.
, 1876-02-19

In tho month Of April, 1874. tLrce Italian
stnollcrs, who had followed count1yman OF
theirB named Francisco pArgnno from Now
Orleans, waylaid and murdered thoir victim
1t night in an unfrequented stroet in St,
Louis. The assassins followed PArERno yes
terday, their point OF departure being tho st.
Louis Jail, aud tho company collected to bid
Them adiou boing composed Of three clergy.
men, tho Sheriff, his assistants, and several
reporters Of tho daily press. It Is pleasing
to know that the muraorors, through their
spiritual advisers, forgaye the world collect.
lively for the injustice thoy Ind suffered u
its hd41fia
, 1876-02-19

The London Timer Of yesterday took up
the recent note Of CoL1AsTEs, tue Spanish
minister OF Foreign Affairs, in reply 10 tho
hmerican circnaar-the note which will be ro-
tnembered RI painting in such rosy hues tho
picture OF spain's admirable management Of
she Cuban difficulty. The 1Tmes thinks Tue
thing was oyerdone, that the color was laid On
loo thick, aud that tho result is potch. The
editorial article concludes with tho sonten.
&ious remark that ano country seeks to inter.
kero by force with spain's posseasionof Cuba,
but Il she cannot govern It Hhe would do well
70 conaider how she could best prepare it for
2hs freedom Which always follows colonial
aniafule,a
, 1876-02-19
This Ia . pint Of milk.
FRANKLIN 14nprxs.
cu1cAdo. Fob. -, 1876.

In tho ono cass Mr., L4sDrna wou13 prom.
igo to redeem hia ticket bv giving a mint at
milk therefor in tho other coso he wou1d
rctlcem his ticket by giving q mint Of milk in
the form Of paper, The exact process by
which the paper is intcrconyo.tea into milk
may not bo understood penaralIv. hut It In bv
tho Bn,no n procesa that popor is converted into
dollars. It is possible that. willie b1r. Ian.
pgas original tickots, rcdeomnble on demand
in milk, might bo accoptsd bv tho pnbl,o. it
is not likely TINT his otbor issne Of nanor,
milk would enjoy eoud favor in faot. tho
paper milk, boine wholly valuelcaa M mill or
otherwise, would bo rejected: ond for lilo
sutuo roason tho pane, dollars won11 az com.
pared with the promises to nav dollars 1,avo
. eonesponaingly anal, ya,uo n1r I,,,nrna
has consented to urge upon TIM neon1o NJ IT,
fl;ana Ia do awav with tho n,,nn;saa - - ,,a,,
dollars md subatitnto thu dollars thon,so5s', '
in naner and lo viii explain tn thc naan,o
tha nhsnn1itv of isajnr tickota rei,oon ~ % H.,
, 1876-02-19
Our nmiabto neighbor, tho r. o.. fnaista on I

Our nn,iablo neighbor, tho 10. fnaista on liza
s'bottom facts IN regard to tho "Bteel pan.
ETapI" that got into tho "Cotton article" few
days ago. Well, hero thoy are: Tho sAu.
writer who prepared tho "Uosson ARTICLE 1so!.
tho "stoel " paragraph. and, IN arrsngng BIZ
manuscript, misplaced ono Of thu "Stecl" item's
pages, mixing ii with tho "Cotton article, md
In tho naato Of giving out tho "copy," did no.
perceive tho mistake that was committed. 1bs
composltor and proof-seader "followed cop1,~
and tic writer who "blEndorcdn muak stand the
Consequences. II tho 40. fools offended, be ID
willing "so accept its apology" aud lot tho mat
ter drop.
, 1876-02-19

10 begin with, tho charters Of largo pro-
portion Of tho National links (thdso having
only twenty years 10 run from lilo tino Of
their organization will l!nvo expired before
tho ten ycnra Of gold accumulation on their
account can DO reached, aud tho National
Danlss, with no guarantee Of q removal Of
their charters, will scarcely submit to with
tlrawal of ono-half their interest on tho
bonds they own to meet contingency in
which they will havo no interest in cnse thoy
30 out OF busirosa or reorganizo under state
laws. In tho next place, there is 30 little
profit IN their circulation now that thero will
rrobnlly DO mono nt all aftcr they shall have
been deprivod of ono.hnlf their bontl-inter-
est, and tho result witt bo that tho
National Banks will al! reduce tloir
circulation to tho minimum permitted
by tho law, which would lead to moro sori-
ous contraction of the currency than any
scheme TINT has yet been suggested. biany
Of tho National Danka, inlcod, may prefer to
wind up their business altogether, and 20 ro-
tiro all Of their circulation. The provision
relative to tho using Of this interest rs part
Of tho bank reservee Is sheer nonsense, md
simply shows that tho originator Of tho
project did not know what he was doing.
The only rcservo required now on circulation
is & per cont which is kept at Washington to
provide for tho retirement and rouowol of
notes which are going on constantly. OF
course it is nonsense to talk nbout accumu-
lating 80 per cent gold reserve ms part Of
this per ceut reserve, tho former being DOR
, 1876-02-19

THE AMERICAN MONEY OF THE FUTURE.
The "monetary system " Of tho now or
third party promises to assume conspicu-
Gus place in the political discussions Of 1876,
and, despite its absurditics, threatens tho dis.
ruption Of tho Democratic party.
This systen abolishes tho nota policy Of
tho Government, The United States aro hero
after to issuo no more "notes' or other
promises to poy coin for any form Of indebt-
edncss. The Government in fact is to do IN
exclusively "cash business" and the only
form Of bond is 10 be redcomablo on demand
in cash,-the cash to be 11apsr money md
not paper notes. Tho difference between the
currency Of tho present and the money
of the future can be no better illustrated than
by transcript OF the inscriptions on both:
ppEsEN7. runnENcY.
, 1876-02-19

The Chicago produce markets were gener-
slly firm yesterday. Mess pork was active
and shade stronger, closing at s21.45@
Rl.60 for March, aud 42l.70@2l.7a4 for
April. Lard was active and 60 per 100 lbs
altgheE, closing at $l2.95 for March, and
,.$la.10 for April. Meats wero in fair demkhd
and steady, elostng at $50 for boxed shoQthj.
t<aars, 1t4o for do short ribs, and l2o for do
|shozt oaeazs. = Highwines were quiet and
unchanged. ut $l.oo per gallon. Flour waa
dull and ateady. Wheat was more actiya
, 1876-02-19

According to tho statements of VAnxEY md
HANscouRT, two naval of1lceholderB exam-
ined BY tho House Committee yestarlay, tho
conduct Of tho marine branch OF tho national
defenso ia, in aomo respects, Us rotten as tho
most ancient hulk appertaining to tho ser
vice, and furnishes fully as hospitablo a
refuge for bnrnncles.
, 1876-02-19

The Cou1ptroller'a advice to tho Tinanco
Committee Of tho Common Council is to DO
heartily commended. He urges the Commit
toe TO 60 siow in the matter Of tho construc-
tion Of new City Hall that tho City Treas
ury is depleted. and the city is In no condi-
ton to pay 81 900, ,ooofor the building Tho
taxpayers OF Chicago aro in the humor to
appreeiate this kind Of argument, and pro
likely to ronain in TINT way OF thinking for
some time 10 como,
, 1876-02-19

Tho bill offered by Assemblyman VANCE for
Tho repeal Of the PoT1EB Law Was yesterday
ordered to third rending in the Wisconsin
Senate, the voto loing % to Q, which is m
indication Of the vote on ita final passage.
An Amendment was adopted prohibiting
discrimination in ratios NJ between persons
shipping from tho game point, but with no
application to shipments from competing
uOiuta.
, 1876-02-19

Tho Docotur Convontion Of Int1nnen1ont.
an,one othor tl,;nc, u uroso1vo, y ~ :. ao,nnr1
t,,a a,oct;on ~ ,n7,no,ont ona hn..o,. ,-o,, -
iii of,,coa :, I'm IN ~ t,o ,oon,,n sfto~
that thov rrocoo;7oJ n oss,,,na that .,ov a1ono
const;tnted tho ucomnotant mi honost ma, ;,
and .onao,nont,v thov .vora . aa.,,tsa ] - .4 ~,
tha of,,oo. IL tho s,;ft - % .ha nao,.1o T,aa ~
thov 7,rocooi1o1 ~ ,r,t ~ ,an,;,a.;on .,,o
a.ont,nn1. .heornra ~ ,I,o na,-n -no1,v . son,o ~ ~
1vhor, o-o ia ,,o1;t;,ol hun,e,a,s 49, .,anod
, 1876-02-19

rorro;t r,t,s.,,,4..a:.,.. H.. 1.:,, -,
I'll ~ =. .' o"1AA ~ 40
plios' ~. oAeo't u nualnG " very dltncatt
to steer through tia troubled Brooklyn waters
without running tnon tho rncka of tba
Rprnupn scor;7of Lh;,t, ~ ..,.tau,, -.
=. ~ .,:.: ~ "~as'11o. aoo.s
III Ni ulfeetlo1ls' siu that tho Investigations
of points OF discipline ar0 boing stretched ont
very thin and touching upon tender spots in
all directions. IA Sfr. nEEcnER has ex-
pressed desire tlst the "bottom facts
ahould come out, TINY sec1n to be protruding
IN all directions, 80
Enc first OF thcso Ii p'letter from the editor
OF tho 1aotpendeat, oliver JOHNSON, to Mr.
BOWEN, written in 1871, which AIr. DowEx
makes public to crafty Ir. BEEouEn's desire
Tor bottom fhots." Tue letter is very
remarkable one, for it sraigns Bowen for
dssnlssang Triton from ae Union for alleged
immoral conduct and asserting with DEEoH-
FL, whom ho (boWEH} kiru to be aa guilty
on 11troS. alr. OLIVER JOHNSON speaks in
no uncertain manner whea h says:
You may .'y thAt Tho ono ha' 'pented whilo The
u.nss nas no nat s.r. ~ since confta*ed to you.
YOU that thI, Ia no, No. nut II so W. "ra ~. ,at,
Of deception. You probably know ,otueinipe ths,
10 not OF tho charsoa against Alr. Tssox: but Mao
.as,,t W. u .ntt -. you 10 M aos The evidence
whereof ne waa sce,o IN lhs
view at your house. ho lles III tho acs u eycnes that
would convict him III court Of justc,. That owl
nase ,o, s'e' oaa ~oua nave sos ns morciful
odjum OF MI uppoy and ,e5sa1s.a wor1t - aSAA 'n'
Tin 1cttor which n1r 1on.ao,, nan :.oa
in 1876. 10 ernla,n tbo }cttcr in 1an sa',;n@ '
~ confcsa win, ro1rot and ,nort;ocos;o~ ~
unon nuro,v er 4,arn ov;danoa r T.1o,siIa-.h,. ,
Mr. Drrourn wag oni1tvt +" il ronas'ab,a 1.s
ma an1 nuts s1r q, w.. 7o,,,a,., ~ = Aa.s'
nwkwon1 nro,cament II tha yocond ,,...,
ia nntn,o ,hor tla fIrst !, trvo r. t,,on., 'so,
1a,,er IL truo ,,,op In ,,,,o,o1 fa,s.,.a,ss ~
Tho frat IN o;tbor a,o,,t n. O7r - 80
sox h 1cft viii a very unsavorv ror,rtana', %
for yerac;tv.
nottom fa,t M o gamma ~ Inv, ,,oox -.
cin;tatc1 hv Mr. urrcurn h;noo,, h.. h;a =.
t;an IL nos,on ~ tho t;n,a 1.o .,.. s.r.s.;s w.
a,1yico oa to the nronor ,orn,ns;.;a1 -. ~
Ai1v;sorv corrc;i I. ,a,,, ansaa. 49,. -.
hi. ,noo,;n. ,,;t,, ~. na"!a,. s.,s~a.
woa yerv storn,v avn sou,a -.
,ho,, hoin, ,,oto~n,;naa :, 1au.
tnoro,,ol, ;nyoct;eo,ian rh,. ,.. 1,s".,,-a nv
v;o,on,i,, o,naaa1 ,v,'an .ss"u-na - -. -
hotton, .oet ho 1,,om,, IN ra,a :. ,o,.., ~ u. ~.
IL -, !, tl,..o ',,.,, o.r.a ~ " I'm 1 ~ ~
vo1ve,, ,v,,;c,, ,nm.t ~. -,
| understood to say wbat In mco,t I waa tint Int
, 1876-02-19

Commissioner O1EAnr ia reported in state
Of perp1exity regarding his duty in tho mat
tor Of aalary. Pending tho settlement Of tho
question whether tho County Dosrd may INV
fully vote themselves mora than $3.50 per
day, Commissioner CLEAnr mud tho rest keep
on drawing thoir pay at tho rate of S., para-
phrasing Hox1E after tho prevailing fashion I:
"When in doubt, take the trick"
, 1876-02-19

Democratic economy in Congress ia forcib1y
Illustrated in tho fact that out Of 2,159 bills
introduced at the present session but eight
have beoomo laws Average cost per law,
up to this time, 100000.
, 1876-02-19

A correspondent from the Southern part Of
tho State writes; "The Oranges ase doing
nothing about lezo; all tho working material
has left in disgust; sevora! lodges have dis
banded. and the remainder oan's got quosum
onoo In six months. Tho great trouble aoema to
bo want OF brains In tbs leaders to furnish IN
object. Great reforms are accomplished by
great mtnds and not by I lot Of imbeolloa and
ppt-housa politicians"