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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-01-28

TEEEs elermanE goXeEBn naent owns some
of the rai!Esys andzllss iound'tlnt syss
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-01-28

DS4H ~ sssttslstSI y stil9 y W tn
operatidn that Sd y row nsgotiating 80
the purchase of all the other railways IN.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-01-28

Tor the day, when the house, on motion of.
Mr.. Randaill went into. Committee of the
Whole, and entered ON the consideration of
the pension appropriation bill. After some
time the committee rose and reported the
bill, when a proposition for unanimous con-
sent to have a session tomorrow for debate
only, was objected to by Mr.. Page. The
house then, at five o clock, adjourned till
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-01-28

commerce generally becomes more settled,
the -import- trade of-No Norfolk probably
assume s.positiOn Of eveRsmore significance
than that of the past yearssr
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-01-28

Not only had bonds been issued in excess of
the amount authorized, but the government
had been paying interest on themy conse-
.quently, the government by an erroneous
,construction of the law had been deprived of
iOver $3,000,000 worth of bonds and paid i'm
.teFest on the excesntas we'll as on $50, ,000,-
900 authorized. The billswas referred to the
Judiciary committee as5a l7s a
, 1876-05-09
TEtEGRAPHiC NOTES.

CLEVELAND. o., alay 8.-Tho Grand Lodge Of
0dd-FolloWs Of Ohio will meet In thfBotty to-
morrow morning and continue their session dur.
Ing the week. TAoro are now over GOO Lodges
Of the Order tn This Btato mud 1t is expected that
this session will be very large.
tho steamer Eeypt today Vas q. s. 0rih, iata
spxs.a! D..pateA to The CA!eaao Tribune.
Iowa CRY, Ia. May 9.-Contracts hayo been
block On tbs old Clinton IIonHe site. for tleir
bnnking-houHo and thggo mud finely finished
0pera-liouso. 1t will 10 tho anost building il
tic city. Tho prospects, Of tho Chicago, Clinton
neHosa railroads haTo atartod considerable build
Spsea1t U,spa'eh to The cateaso Tribune.
RT. cArnEnisrs Ont, May e.-:fhispnce, hay
been constituted city and to-day civic cleo
ttoa took place under now order Of thingH.
Calyin Brown was elected Mayor.
The strike atnona the lsboEefs on the Wolland
bers 750 mon. The strikora are conducting
themselves In an ordorly nauiior.
Special pfspateh to Iao Ca'eago Tribune.
DLoou,saroS. ILL.,, May a.-owlng to game
steera and tho CITY Council. Bloomington Las
two complete sets of city. officers, tie old off,
cis'a claiming otco because they a!togo the now
officials were appontcd before ssoero gave
Huuu &'ll H6Tb ll!ub&HJ aPPO1About AHu bAu AuH
appolntccH looking to Hseero and the Council.
combination for authority.
Spscsas D1spath to The ohtedoa Tribune.
Gra1sor1ELp, ILL.,. May a.-Tte recent ra!ns
and storms have CAUSED tho Ssngamon River to
rlHo to height endAngering tha railroad bridges,
but, up to Tonight they aro reported Rll right,
and tho rlso has ceased.
spte,at D,spateh to Tha Chicago Tt1buaa.
MONTREAL, May 8.-Tho steamship polyne-
stan. Of tho Allan Line, arrived IN this port thia
evening, making tho first arrival from tho sea
this Hoanun. ...-.....
Spec,al Dapaseh "a Ths Chteaao Tribune.
DETnolr. May 8.-The time for holding thu
State Boldiets' aud 5aIors Convention in this
city has been changed to Mar as.
Special Nssnafch to Tho Ch,tuao Tribune.
HpnlN0YlELD, ILL.,. May d.-Comm!saioHH were
to-day iasucd TO Lieut.. A. l.. Whitehall, OF Wat
Hsba, IA Captain aud Assistant Inspector for the
Ninth battalion ! II. b1uou Whltehouse. OF Chi.
cago a. Captain and Assistant Inspector, and
the lev. w. U. Medley. Ut Piper City, ILL.,. a.
Chaplain Of the Ninth battalion. with the sanA
| Of Captain.
, 1876-05-09

Special Disna&ch to Ths Ca.c,.oo Tribune.
PETERBono, May B.-rhe most awful tragedy
that ever occurred in thIs usually peaceful town
took placo at = o'clock tonight. James Ilyan
stabbed his wife through tho hoars, killing her
instantly. Ryan ia one Of tho odoa1 inhabitants
and leading buaineas man, but Inns boen drink-
ing hard lately. Mrs. Ryan was An anliablsla Indy
and highly respected. Tho csime las nout
thrlt. II horror through tho outira community.
Nyhn waB promptly arrostod aud locked up.
hIe4ia& Us4tateh to 1Hs Chicago IrfbWne.
DuNrAs. May y8.-SeriouA frauda are discovered
to haye beon perpctrated in connection with The
Savings bank department OF the rost-Ofiee hero
by loHtmaster !. IL. Thornton. who has clcarcd
out to tho States. N1r. Thornton VIVA also the
agent Of ono or two other associations, to which
he III defaulter. The loBsos 20 far ~ discovered
a1nouot to about 10000.
Sptr1a! DIspatch IN lht Chfeana Tribune
TonosTo, Ont, May 3.-Sauluol s1cEwon, Z
laborer. was arrested last night for murdorously
assaulting with .azor M1. mud Mrs. Darls
OA Davis, McEwen inflicted BE wounds, on Mrs.
Davis oloyea. 10th arc hacked aud alaulle4 III
fcRrtul manncr. aud now lie at the Gcneral
Hospital III q critical Hthte.
oDse,ai Ntspa.ch to The Chteaoo Tribune.
Br. JoMN, N. H.. May B.-Capt. Ke1ford Reed,
Of Hackv,!le, wbo started for Chicago fow days
ago to contcat q lawsuit brought aEeinst him In
uoneya, ILL.,, involving $1,000, has returned, a
pickpocket in nooLostor having robbed him OF
all hlB money md papers, including dGouMcnts
nocesaary 10 establish his side Of tie csso in tho
approaching trial.
, 1876-05-09
RADWAY's REMEprEs
OVARIAN 'EUN[(lR
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED M
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
RAnWAY's REMEprEs.
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED N



IN. ANN Annon, Doc. H. ts,.
Ibis statement: " 'sN' mttl
hato had m Ovarian T..mor In tbs ovariea aud bo,.
1or sen ynnts tsis III bst rl51ciAns Ut hs plscs ~
ity that enn not bars !irod much longer. rsna
nlno tnduasd me to tEy ftaiwny's ltefueIps, III
.t ntn @ u eaotn. bnt finally after suue, doheAlio
pNrchssod sI1 bottlea Of tho Resot.&nt two to,.
~ rus ahd tHn hnstes Of te Heltsf used thorn
Out sny arr1rEnt banotit 1iaterminnd to persaTsre e
!e .aa ~ b.,ss ot s. Before they aons hi M
continued y use tho nsdIono until MAJ surs ,h,,
Vas entirely cuEol. took tho mcdiofno Rbaut AZ
manths anu during that Tins lott f0rfy-f1g tunnSs ~
~, ~ es slk hssS aSz9a t4 notI;, Il 2. s Ro'oa IL
trei perfectly Hnl anti my csrt f. full Of Rrana.,
Tint! tnf ths h9lp III ny deep Aliclou. 10 you Ill.,
y1aT w9ndS,fni 1S nee,ns FL indebted sad s.
II has boen to mo-, tslsncGD MliA. t. Il. Hflii3iHs
Mrs HtIblnss who makes tho nh9ve certcatr /, =,
f,eraon des wom fsluestcA to tond insdfetn.ss ~
Innor !sih Ths Te11elnos AooY8 stated waro bonghs
mo- with tho exception at what WAS sent 10 hsr x
mAy ~ that hsf aAtsmsntis oorrct without 1aslIh
Drussl.t .ud Chemist. AZ 3 Atbot. AI6atcM; Ill.,,
This may ceftfs that Airs. Nbblas, who n,ak.s q.
At,0te Certificate, IL and Ian heen reuy sns,s M
knnrn 70 u.s. ano tho facts t,rrcn ststod arc Unnh
md nntshshly correct. Any who knows NIL mnE mE
tSl9nedi hi:S.I. p. G0t'KER, MARY r. rnyn
MARY o0okER, l.. b. POND.o'
, 1876-05-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, May 8.-Ssoatnahps Adrlatlc, POM
mersnian, aud 1t. Laurent. from New York. aud
Indiana and Dorian, from Philadelphia, have
arrived out.
Dosroa. May a.-Asriyod. steamship lberian.
from Liverpool.
rH1LADRLruIA, May s.-Asrived, steansh!p
Ohio, from Liverpool.
New yoRk. May 5.-Aniyed. steamer Egypt,
from Liverpool.
MoarnEa1, May s.-Tho Po'yneatan. from
Liverpool. hta a11lYed. taa dlst a1<lIA fkon Asa.
, 1876-05-09
TURKEY.

KINIaTEnIAL CAAHGE8.
PAn1s. May 8.--Thn Russian Tetegrarhto Agency
reports that tho Turkish Minister OF War End Marine
has becn replaced By members Of the pesco party.
llEnzEooy1NIAN REFuoEEs.
LoHnos, May IA dispatch 10 tho Timer says It Ia
oTlt!al!y ordered That all ai1 to the Herzegoynan
refugees remaining in Austrian territory will bo dis
continued.
HINT.
The 1imes' Berlin Hpecia nayA Austria has informed
Turkey That Il will cloAa lhe Port Of kek the Turk.
Ish forco at Hcutati is Increased.
, 1876-05-09
ELEVATOR ACCIDENT,

New Yoax. May 6.-To-nlghs q. West uoboken
bosao-caz Waa driven Oh tho Rteam elevator At
BsEgen uill, but before tho brako.bar on tho
rear OF The elevator had boon placed in position
the euglno started, aud tho car, full Of passen-
geKs was thrown OF the elevator aud psooipl-
thtad into pit II the bottom. All tho passef-
gsss were mora Of Ieaa injnsed. aud Ave danger
ouYly. ......".
LA1Ea.-Iha police report tuo mea killed and
seven Qtael RAsaepgs1s WaunaeA py- thu ,Acsl-
dat
, 1876-05-09
N@0t%A W. 941ka&4130 0&0t EH4
kAL OBSERVATIONS.
CMlcAGo, May @MtdntRhf,
MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.

81. Louis, Mo-, HAY 8.-Tho river Is rising at
tbs rate of ~ 10 2 inchea Per hour, The lasoo
Ia nearly submerged in the low places, and al
additional rt1o Of fact will aood many CELLARS
Oil Front stEset. Prata Of Eaat 1t. qua are it,
undatod, aud considerable damage has al
ready boen doue. EmbankRaents, nre bniag
hastily thrown up In paeus To psevsnt tho enrzoAct
ulent Of the w.tc.1 and othss ~ prog
fe*s 10 noa& tho ria coming out OF TIE Assoutt aud
UppeF Msaiasipp 10th Of which .sressn. and oss Of
tluir trtbutartes ars swelling rapidly, lzeahas Of
runpidu11hls xaAGnituaa u aIpecte1.
, 1876-05-09


Clrao, Msy 8.-Jho financial arrangement with tho
French group Of hnancicrst consisting of tho ANGLO
Egyptian Dant and NUMEROUS crclit Establishments,
vss aligned yesterday 1t provides for tho conversion
Of both tho floating and funded debts Into ror cont
sock Tho nominal amount Of the debt Will DO $751;
GOO MO. ltedsmpton will be effected in fixsy-thrco
years. dccree has heen signed establishing Board
Of Control, ctc. in accoriance With. Cavo's recom
mendation. One.half Of tho Khedltes founder harcs
British Government.
, 1876-05-09
FRANCE.

4 ClN0CLAR TO pnEFxCT5.
PARIS, Nay 8.-M Kfcard. Minister Of tho INTERIOR
has sent circular to pzefects Informing them that the
tno has arrived to put end 10 doubta which de-
sssoy party hopes. They must distinctly lecaro that
thsy called upon to cooperate Ia the work Of con
Citation a. representatives Of tho Republic. Tho cir
cuAr AIAo urges Projects to act with Difference and
consideration towards oltcttvD c0uncils.
Gen. CIlaeret wfites to the tanfots depying tho
statement, which he regards Insult, lint he has
solicited pardon. He Rsyb ho expected to 6e shot ii
captured. and would have hhot ex-lFesldent ThicTs
, 1876-05-09

THE OHIO MINERS. .-
CLEyxLAxD, O., Mav 8.-lt Ia reported that
nbout fifteen Of the old striking minors wont 10
work In tho Silver Crock Mtno this morning At
80 cents FER ton, undor the protection Of tha
Ohio militia. All manner Of threats are muto
against them by the strikers WHO nro still hold
ing out, aud 1t Is quite probable that guorIllA
whrfare will DO rahorted 10 At the first oppor-
funIfv
, 1876-05-09
Intense Popular Excitement in
Boston over piper's Con-
fcssiOils.
Horrible Recital Of His Atrocities<--His
Evident HopD Of Madmau's
Fate.
Nothing Short Of His Immediate Legal
Extinction Practicable.
4 Horrible Wife-Murdor at Petsrboro, Cana
da-0ther Telegrams.
THE BOSTON WCMAM.KfLtER.
Special Dkspateh Ia The G'hfcdqt Tribune.

specaal Dupaieh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Dosrox, Mass., May 8.-None Of tho mystic.
rious aud AWFUL nurdeEs which haso brought
our puritantca city into notice In lato years has
created such m excitement as Was produced by
the confcsslon Of Thomas a. Piper, nlado
public to-day. Enforced abstfnenco from
rim aa1 opium, together with constantly
increasing indulgence III so!itnry vice, has
been breaking him down 40 that tho iailcra aro
already beginning to fear that le will mover 1.-Two
to mount tho gal1ows.
His failing health was shown first by Ills
acknowledgment thst he knew Of aIahel'a
doath, but that 1t rms the result Of &C.
cidont Inter BY tho writing Of long letter
to bis mother, aud, yo.terday, by his confession
Of tho crime for which ho is to die. together
with two othesB which hnvo ba!llcd tho beat
efforts OF tho police.
Although tito fact OF this confession waa
printed IN morning paper, 1t WAS not Gen-
orally bolioved TIL. III the Supreme Court, a
| motion for 3 now trial, a!idnViGB III which had
becn illcd on Saturday, camo up for argument.
Thon tho counsel Tor tho prisoner arose aud
stated that confossions had boen malo to him,
tho nature Of which 1t was Unnecessary for him
10 state, but which led him to withdraw
| from Any further connection with the cn8o, and
the Judga theteupon announced that the Court
Wonld 1ofma''y oSosrulo t.'o "ot1on' ME-
| Brown dcclined to give any information as 10
| his conyoreatou With tho prisoner, but tho sub
| stouc, has hoan .carnod
w. ..,1sa., ~ H.. ox,. ., n
1tpot eoA.uosou ~ su' Wv paw " sno
mnfdeT o. A1apet 1ounk. OF WHICH 10 1tooa
convicted. sAying that Lo had folt desire all
day to kill somebody, md had takon bat t,p
| I,to lin 1,c1rrv wi,h r,htc, IN in IT, Ho ,ci1
.a'S 10y. ~ ~. '1 III ,,.a,s, n ,as.a 's.a
| ~ "ai* ~. gu an'u' - 5o"'"
OLD, bnk Mabel ioA IN Ills way,
| and ut her request, ho went up with her. lie
kiila1 her by striking nor two blows upon hor
1,o.,, viii, tho hi f1o ,r,onaod !, ortr,,o ,,ar
uuAu , W.. >N' D' 'oA93 ~ o3''"t'' A''
attof aoasn'
| IIo Alao confessed tLat ho was tho
| murderer OF Bridget Laudregan, which
, 1876-05-09
BARBADOS.
MORE NtOTfNC}

K1nosTo1,1 JAM. May s.-Thore has been fresh
rionH At Darbadoes, and several more lives hfyc bce
lost. dsptaon has been sent to represent mattura
pay the expenses.
, 1876-05-09

Deavcr to-day. Tho proaecutiuR attorney declined
10 not. His principal. tbs United slales Astor.
ney for ti'a Territory. has been removed. md
trial will 10 postponed.
, 1876-05-09

DEATH or DOMINIQUE.
Nxw Yonx, May s-A letter from Port su Prince
sayB: Tho ax-1residsnt Of 1laysl, Domlntqtc, who
waB taken board the Frouch Enan-0f-Wsr 6Ane,
died from blu wounds on beard Of that steamer"
, 1876-05-09

GQL4 f3ONU0H d EAFEHlTluN.
LoNpoS, May GA letter to tbs Times from Ale1an-
dra says that tbs latest a1ytces from Col. dordou,
dated Dn Feb. 25 state that hc Is returning. leaving
hia work unfinished. He hopes to reach Cairo r Sep.
tenuer. Tho failure Of he expedition to eatablinh .
limo OF Communication with equatorial Africa ausl
other purposes projected Is attributed to tho lack Of
afr pnrt2 IT
, 1876-05-09

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, 3lay 8.-EigLt convtots
escaped from tho atouo quarry near tho Toni
tent!ary thia evening by Anockinx tho guard
down. They uero namod Lulnpkinz, Dali,
lsouu. lIouno Folks. Tyler, Shslby, and Woods.
All aro desperate characters. 4 largo fplCe il
cut u capture tletn,
, 1876-05-09
GREAT BRITAIN,
TIE IltiHU ltIEI.EsIEH,

DUBLIN, May a.-The second composition at Dun
alk for places in the Irish team for tho American
Centennial rihs contests took pI1ce Saturday l1t
anil was conducted ~ before, by two squads, four
each. Tho Acore resued ia Ito. lhEhy made !
ncoso Of III out OF possible 125 OF hB III shoa n
ward b,llts-0ytB. Tho other Miller 11i
1o, 195 Trail, lb9 Patrick, 1863; Dyaa 1T; toyMt.
164.
DIED.
LONDON. B1ay s.-JoAeph Phillip Romano, Member Of
Parliament for tho City Of Cork, u dead. ffa wan
Liberal and uomc-Ilulrr.
, 1876-05-09

Sp<oiai Dispatrh 10 Taa CHICAGO 7fjousA.
.PAx1oa. ILL.,, May IA. AndorsoM's store Ia
thia place, was bufglatizcd 'aat uixht. About
eco worth of tabta-cuslery aud hardware was
taken; aIao, % in nic4e!s, There Is 10 elew to
The khloVeH.
, 1876-05-09

lIr. Henry WatteEron aahc1ss that Mr.. faran, tho
founder ANk part uwueF VI tilu Cincinnati Eht'f.f,
IL Ist auy 1lsI4eaas. tho enl!ro profit. Of tha
concern ltiHx {Sd opt to tho managnH lnstngfa in
pastnsss, qs WITH ths Editor q H. E,Yursf
, 1876-05-09

Ali, CuNsrase-fou refused to entertain the mo-
lion. ~,
III III ssassni IL do no. bs!l.ys that tho majority
q any T p wss .he Of pre.ns
oiser ihink il was in bad aan carry L. proccui.
ns 1 On c H. sn oton osn be- entered upon ito
toirns,s. aul t,one ~ terai1y.
AL AL Sssa-tass senonan Sc bsnna me ..ss
IL $ s..as to .stt
ms MIL " xo a'a re- sos III:
tas es y nronsr s moap, @ ts Is s y ot tho Uoun
tapo1sy s 10 ssfs Of nd % sses as oa
thcrc vii hc no obtcctiana to its being done
,sd Az s III T. sfsss s,, that the Clerk 'a' tho
a. %1d oeston-r ] NJ ob5ect 70 tue Clark making ths
o S 1ta et.ae my eer e he ane.ton
AU. CulIerton-Not that elther. That VI. poiu!
that in. been taken under eonsiorstio here tan.
Council to
nysonr 70 THE sr1.Ecr1oy
=, q, ,ncrnhcrs =. tnc nrcs,iinr officer tenn
t o. ons o. "s 'ncs"oe's as tn' p'eA''''"e ''A>>'
poF11riy. 1a Gy..c,x,r-shov nm ,nv .ntbor3,v fort
III Tn,1cronMs,mnlv @ IL IL ,noon of tic. Council
That il he eonadete at!,oFla.e 'nu ,,,s ar
refuses 70 cntesn;n LS.S .,1H tne ',a. m1o.'o.,
~ ao' co'''n-t o'n A'''" A0N'' '''
toI; r.,,.-.,,,r ind t,onp,t member could r1so
Il 1et4t
,rt fonnI ttnrc oeinrk that HAT would not DO
nsr1inm entary uut It h parliamentary that, In cnRo
nrcsttI Ind oiecr refuses to entertain proper ino-
tlon~ l-eeo
Mr. Cd,via.-Thcrc is where vo aiIer. It ID an In
nronsr IN ,lon, and dcc!lc II NJ Improper.
Atf Cut erton--Wc have leItel from tho lcclaion.
anil tho t r. being Of tho inembsrs, ths 10 Gu
tcrtain tic appeal.
Air. Colyt,.-If tho first motion Is not proper, the
tccoul eynl not lie. ...
AIti. Cujr, on-Thcn I will move, Mr.. Trcsidcnt---
aIr, Colyi,,--atoye cautiously. -,
= AID. Cultcltt n-1tB, Sri am just going 10 Wos9
cnutto,tr1y anil, horc, without any confusion.
move, iii. Clent, thns ALL Allrlch act a.
TrytronA nY CHAIRMAN or THIS Dopy.
Ala Tbomns ,,l-1 evcond tho motion.
Nir Cotyin-I shali rule Tint out Of ur.lcr.
ALL f,ullrrtuu II am addressing The Eleek.
S1r Cotgiu-lt don't make any difference am
tho ,rcsdtuR otl.er Of the Council, md rule It out
Of order
Aid. cullerton-r: dent make any difference: Ter M m .,
motion, .r yo.l ha authority Of Inv for putting
tlat motion. You will not do IT, II tho gentleman
can ciyo Us any authority for tho position hs has
tiet lint IL another thing.
all CuiIcrta1i-1 simply Bats TO- the presiding OH.
..tr ttf1 f41tInp md 7,hF}
, 1876-05-09

Read "Falso and Truo,"
Wat1as..st:. heN Xslk Inio1RIAt!aR H91sa Aaae'
x4k W. faRf 199%
, 1876-05-09
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fsye, aud Aeus eured for fi!ty csnta. There y ~
snd ali other n,aa1nus bilious. scar1stt typhuId. Jttf
md other fevea ts!dsd ~ la'way'a ft!lst QalIs
Ms1pay's ReAdy fto1Isf. ltitY cputa psf botla
Bolt by DruRR4A.
, 1876-05-09

.i,,, ,,,rruuo {. ,,t ~ r..In.
sAAnl"' ~, VI. :. :. 20 1 w y. o.uo', ~ w. .saaus' -
- N 40 - tt.'.I"'Ah - M ~ tih u'tal.AaieG'
4hat - wy HtunAa npuh "nle1 uccHne' ean Ptp.
ktct iny t;R1'7 ~ r"i y. aoW u lAe taH Hlu aat
to1uife 1Aas snHat" Ky. nase eoiln ncfa ko.nRlt 70
p!es'Mo, p, s uses ~ s ~. ,a say ay 1g9pGS.ape s ooy'
Wou!l neftr nave caIhe hese at hl at LAG Law ~.
toiuteiy foassu III ~ tons M nsss AZ TINT " WAY
@ No~ a ~ "... m!os a' ~ -" ~ sne Muta
asay ~ so uG ~ o ot tloso rha hi t 9
| guatansecs to ma. .,. toxo. r., All. ,,,,.
NY, cannot ses tao soIso &C.. ps tas ''ng my.el-
Of This proceeding. 1T Tue hIst place, ! Aasn 1naaa
YOU proposition to aEo case aa 90 10 Au surrene
Court. Thcro u no gtntHtnaM W1.hsa soaiAl of my
, 1876-04-05
GALt5NA.

An Old Mcsidcnt Coca for mr.. James
r. laoot.
TO TIA Editor of me Chicago 7ttbunt:
uALkNA, H., April Ill wrote this o. tho 31et
Of March, ard ecnt II 10 tnat tho Inter OCEAN
must havo got u on Saturday, tho LIT, Looking
ovcr that paper OF shis morning, ind that,
after opening tholr papor to abuse ID ~ people,
they have mot tho man1luaBs to glvo us chance
to defend by replying. now send II 10 you,
hoping that can hud 4 Chicago paper. It last
of my own politics. that will give us hcaring'
Yours respectfully, JonN Lonnl1N.
EtlRor Of ths Inssr-0ee noticed IN your issue
Iesaed % oengTess!on.l ia.srisrenc. @ @ II which he
uaiena OF the subject 1nasss hs is tryng to pttag
. q hs s1 : .y
by falaehoo community q sooo psops !: " 0ns ..
snsn wortby oi constdsrstion teacher Of aht q
sn s III rhe e, 1 FL aras'
vqS II. ~, Ill., sg4 4 s e ss tsS 1ss1a
fa.s II t.sns, 9es .; as.n:
.stGFs .ss ~ IT, T Z
her ono. II Mr. noot, i ohosso.u. y js.'on. thss
Gaen. as ai s5 WI H. tsr en snS e. .fe r.
10 develop talent Mr. loot further ataeA that this
pfoeea4 Of dbropnfAtten commenced upon tho N.
suRurson Of Ar. Lneoln in 1881 and tho people laft
In chulKs, 70 that now aslenA and Nauvoo stand A.
iuouunents Of desoiatton." Let Us how fsaehood
number lwo, thoy ssy tn California, Will pan out"
Our yearly shipments o. oats, wheat, md barley u
net lcss theil buAnes, potatoes Coco buat,
and lead 1b COO p!gs Of IL pounds each slaughter
and psek 900 oad Of hogs; we hare two largo fur
nlturs factories, wosc prpluc1 ats eoattafrd ovsr
which recoiyc orders a far aouth - Te1as. Evan d
Adana' plow Ia and alwa1l has been manufactured
bore whoso reputation is surl that Il has tho Far ost
sven to California, for market. Ono of Tho beat or
gans In the United Hatss, tbs Champion" ta msnu~
facsured horo; 3-set woolen.mi1, which cost
$4,000. with = working capital Of &9,0oot fs
III full operation and maEing money. Two
shops; lyo hsa~ertes: aoven hoteIstwo largo ones.
pne costing oyer s7j.u0 Ana gas works IN full opafa~
t.on that cost ss0ooo Our wholesale and rotal dry
goods, grocery, Aud liquor merchants hare - good
stocks and theis aaies will compare fayorahy With
any town Of Ake sito N the 6tate. also notice that
Chicago and ERstern meFohhnta no anxious 70 seil
them. We hayo two National Bsni., formerly priysta
cue With capital Of $3.50 oo0 the other OF 919s
with average deposit Of 500 200. We haYo men In
tic lead and pork business using sa!ofsl hum
area tlouaani dpllars, who are heir own
deposltors. THIS littlo twoby-nino town Of
Jalnos r. Root baa within eighteen months Without
ono dollar Of Ail oustde OF Acr people, built 30
miles Of railroad. to lattey,c, wis, win ful1 equip.
will extend 20 miles furtAor this scasoa. 1wtl now
eln4e with ths advice 10 Mr. James i. loot, that,
Aa wishes psoo 10 bSlfoyo In any stRtoeu Of hia ID
tck 10 tue truth. and not TO travel in fields beyond
hia kuuwlslge, or le Will lose both himself and then,
beyond recovery. 1nuh LonaAH.
, 1876-04-05

psrior 10 any aud all ontstdo brands that
Ind tLtd market. You p1il[era and capitalists
lay hold and gt.e = treah impetus 70 our hag-
cling encrglcs, Wo layo everything requisite,
excellent mechanics Of all descriptions; coal
And labor sso cheAp and plenty: do not 200
thai ne lack anything 10 further 40 des!rablc
and important 4 branch Of Industry: II gives
lArga portion OF our mechanics and fAborers ems
thoin 10 buy city property, wl,,o u lends to en-
hance It's presens vasuo. Al. thta and much
more can aud ought to DO done, II 10
no experiment or chtmcrA Of tho brain.
You neod not uhhka your uiso hoada and AK,
Will It pay. It ls daily and hourly demonstrated
in this ely, BY two, II least, who cAnnot do Ill
tho milling they would llRe. Do not allow these
golden eeroa!a that might pour In large streams
Into your esrnsrs b diverted into other channels
10 manufacture. liako Chicago tho slAok-wAtor,
the founsain.hoad Tho milling emporium OF tho
North American Continent.
pnAcr1CAr MlLLxA.
, 1876-04-05
THE LETTER C.


ee tHs EAAQf o. 1He GAtfa9o 1T9onNs
I1rros, t., March 3o.-Your correspondent,
"a G." wants 10 parsuade shoas who speak aud
write the English language that thoy shonld SEQ
uta tho Hight he CA u u v seos 1t, According
% hss view. our 8 would serye to sustain C's
.ound in every caso. Nov, In every word whore
uls Joined With II. either - An atil1 or prefix,
taa substitution Of b for O would give that
Ridiculous sound to tho word which the German
aaea in conversation, and which tho German
Pathological tries to Uscsps IN vain by combining
w II to euAb!e his countFyman to initiate thu
hound OF cur IL.
Leaving tho Gseusn alone sas thu present. +
tefer "AD q" to auch English words " Church,
Alah4 Porch, Chapter, March {e,ther ~ the
naus Of verb or month), Chis0l, with many
ell!er examples.
Tho remarks ha makes ~ 10 other modern
languages arc klpo unaound. Thus, O befoza E
o. To Italian, sounds ~ 7. O II. and Cissroa
nline for Au8ht we can tell, Was pronounced
ieIttehsso. ead not Wksro. O, whom u4ed Al
~ lalal lstter pofu.o Z v. :. j.: :'ranE;;. MA i