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tho proper reception and entartalnmont Of shs
1llinols Pscss Association, Tho n,cmhcra Of
which, aro to rent in thin city uo1t month. Mr..
II. y. Drown, of tho 6i3nak proHldel. and a com.
mittoo waa appointed to report n pro.
gra,nu,o Of proceedings for zach ~
tho throo days soaaon. Tho following
gortlemon wore ntso appointed NJ Roeaptionn
Cotnnttoo 10 cooperate with similar commit.
too to 10 appointed by tito Com mon Council, il.
tho Rrcn,4i i. 4. Natttngor, Of rho lin J.ms. ..
Qootlappetl, Of tho Ht1mtlican; A. lsooto, Of liz
Herald; ". J. Martin, Of Tho Courier aud III
u. Con,ey, Of tho Wilmington Adrocote. Anoih.
Or meeting will bo hold at tho Signal oIsco nou
"Wednesday oyotltug.
, 1876-04-08
In advance Of accrued olains or demands fully

due.
xofo tor Tho nay OF officers md mon. They
WIRE not within tho control uf tho department.
but were fixed hy law, aud voro regularly aud
eOnetantle nnodea fur the ..-...
crnnESI sHrronT Or or TIT his orr1onas aSn sS
durpd thai II u only Just possible With tho
grentost caro- to n1eet nnder any circumstances
lilo constant lawful demands upon thon. and
with a eoryice In It's naturo 80 scattered
bio to meet the obligations ot the
Department TO pay accorlng to Law
Until tho appropriation Is exhausted without Mt
tho same point nBing tho credit Of tho Qovorn-
adjustment Of the accounta and IN getting re-
t.fna from different stations. suctl haa beon
TIM custom Of tho Department slnce tho naval
service abroad first pxiato1, certainly since tho
fiscal ngoney wns first established In 1.ondon,
MnnE rItAS stxTY YEAns Ano,
and tho arrangement Will, our agent was Mt that
time. and ever since Inns bcor, The same, and
las contemplated tho fact thnt there would bd
ttmc-1rAfts In advance Of tho Department.. Tho
drafts by l'asmnster 1}soalhcad were not drawn
on futnre appropriations. There aro now funds
enough to pay them.
ffnh-'rhoro is no statute which prohihita tho
aa,1ing Of t,nae-t1tafts by tho agents nf the Navy
Department. tho authority OF l,tndfosd ray
mastor In i.ontlon. and other officers, to draw
drafts an.f bills Of exchange dopeudlug upon no
cxpsesa statute, hut established by an untEoiaia
jv III .ia,,.r.1.ant hefa ~ u n,r,ont ani
ncccaa,ry H. ;ta nns-a,i,,, NV ,," cnnrsi nrirci.
Ma Icro atoian are hv I'm fIntn,
sstca Yn<os as ILL.,, ~ H. ,a tI"i,cd stotca ~
nanto, Totora Il .r,o - 1 fact nj i'm uasue of
ti awino ni'a H. .,,s.,ini fr lin nome Got3rt in
ia ii,1;tns r.,tna H. -" lin foni, NJ Wetro,c,a
nn}ats ~ h,a T. nr,,nas,v aI1Irrno1 In liz casn
~ 'l,a tSo.l ~, .n.'.,,tancns ~ n Wallace Gsnl
.,ho.n ,,,o In,,f .ara ~ W,an Il hnrnmes tho
duty OF a11 officer to pay tho money at distant
rar' ce''an INT Iv ~ T. rio us,ni mud 's'e'
@4"so @Aan ..,,.,I",tr,. stonr or ,o,x,,r
, 1876-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS INQUIRIES

WAsuiyoruS, j. c., April 7.--Tho IInuso
COMMITTEE Oil post-Ollices aud rost.lloatis 70.
day continued tlloir examination Of tAo l,ooltH
aud papeEa Of tho lato T., j.. Sawyer. ulall coll
traitor. 4 paid loie for s37,509, in1otsca by j,
j. lhndA, waa found, accompanied with d mem-
oranlutn In Sawyor's hau,lwriting, stating that
thiA waa only ono.haf tho a,nonnt that tho
lIia4s party got sEou. tho III raso Stage Cont
ppny. It alHo appeared that sawyer's checks
10 tho amount Of .3a,9tN wuro paid to TAou,us
J. Hood.
Tho tommittco ou Expenditures in tho Pest
Oflico Department oxanued II. D. Norton, who
teatiiod shat he waa appointed clerk to tho Dis-
burning clcsk OF tho rost. .0hlce department at
sl.an pet yesf, bus thst by Al, order " POST
llo had since been uald sl5U pur tno1th ont OF
tho special appropriation for fepais!ng tho To-
past.nont blliIling atd extending its husoment.
In rerly to . question. witnuaB sald thtn WAS in
direct slolatIou Ut law.
HrEHt,rn.
Thu spencer snyeatigatlon ctohoi to-tlay, tho
Comlu!ttea annuunCiuE that co,!l,-sl would bu
a!l1~ea t~0 weeks III Which 10 Efcp4rs written
arguments
Ttehor ". Park mas further oSnn4incd today
| 10 tIe Emma Aline Aattnr. l!.4 testimoly
se.oea to a>sow tas the yat.e ut tho mite bx-
secaea taa representations oi tho ycir!eth.
| nv, h1LhocAss E..uI&ElI EAtlIss
] I4e ehatEeAut-at.Aruls Of tho IIuu.a Of Henra.
seitatlse. has inat1nctei thu WAldon ut tho
unitea atases jai! to furnish meals 10 llulIo tt
A'lbousn not to exceed II Fer day.
PuRiaS.
l!ofose the tionhu Civil s'tryi.o COMMITTEES.
Wel. srys y tnysst;aiS NY Gintses asa.,ss rut.
to-day. Ho testltisd tLag ta11nun saI "a him
few days atser h!s slsct,ol., ti,at i, 'I'i h.i
cost him over :6.Uou c!u4r casi, 10 rri
elected. Hud fio was goina III havo Yotro 0f
this money back bufo,o hn started iur Wahhu,,
ton." lursnau said: "!tn Old fslpw l,yean.
INF Slmson. OF Mont!eollo). "w4ntA q muya,
csdetBhip for bis BON. II lia oArcct.i NO to sct
u place for h!s sou. tho old Chap has gVs u Jay
tns for It,"
Adjourned.
MEEkLN.
Tue 1IouHa Committee ~ Indian Affairs To-
day unAu,uDusiY instructed thalr CAaismxn ia
notify 1iaipA Meoker, tho correspondent. that
no must answot tho question pTopouudel by
Representative Faye. VI 4is Testimony should bu
, 1876-04-08

Spse,d5 Dupat:h 10 1Hs Chleaoa tribune.
WAsuiSuroY, u. C., April 7.-Sow that tho
army headquarters have been rc-ostablishcd IN
Washington. aud Gen. Sherman will ba IN daily
Persona! communication with tie President and
Secretary OF War, enc ut tho first matters to
which his attention will bo more particularly d.
roctod Will bo tho operatious Of the United
States troops Gu tho Rio Graudo. IIdrctoford.
under tho Ueiknnp Icign, tho movements iu that
Theatre OF action wero conducted without regard
to tho opinions OF the Gunerat OF tho Arms.
Cen. Sherman has tatllor decided yows Oil tho
| Mexican question, md ho states that lie IL
confident that ho will bo ablo 10 put n
| different ngpect OIL the condition OF ntfaisp iu
| that quarter, Con. Sherman iA
| BfE4u1v8CALLY oFIpsEp T1 Til. T3L1cr
which has 20 many KdyocAteY--of pursuing tho
! Mexican froebootera orer tho Rio firando into
Mexican tosritorr. Efe docs not beliove in tho
wisdom or cxEeGicncY of HottinE s,ic} n preec-
dnnt. sioes iie cons.tipr tint nny necessity
oxista for such a course. moro especially at this
tino lie thinks tint it would Ito II hlistaho for
| tho United States forccs to cutcr upon 1Ies!-
pcatioua nor existing on tho bordor.
l1o rays Tim. llo il satisfied TINT .1o
cum 30 dispose our troops on our own Rido Of tho
RIO Grnn1o aud take such nlcasurcaAs will rcbult
in freeing tho people OF Texas from the rapino
and piaEe to which they layo 10 long bees1 SUBJ
jcctcd. 'fhe General nFptoyes Ut tho rccoui-
| mendnt1on Of the Special Conlmltco OH tho Mox-
lcan Border Outrbges
TO REunulr TWO REGIMENTS or CAVALRY
up to tho war standard, to 10 assigned 10 duty
Oh tho lao 0ral.tlc but liasents from thoir con
ctuBioHs nJ to the pro2tiety of crossing over.
Ilo saya empbatcal1y that It will bo impossible
| TO mailtnin poaco OIL tho lilo urandn aud ON tho
] Western frontiers If tho army IL reduced below
its present numerical strength, flo lppaa that
Congress- will speedily authorize tho Increase in
| tho tHo regiments Of cavalry demanded.
, 1876-04-08

tio Inc Ass 'ciatd IFess.l
DEfiG1EatlE3.
WAsutS1Tos. d. C.. April 7.-The lIouso COM
tni!tao GU Appropriations fusther eonndercd tho
deficiency estimates to-day. Tho uHtinlato Ut
?33 W0 for tbs exrcnneH Ut tho Black l1,ils Com
Misslon wns d'hAllowed. 4 large nun,or OF do
1cieurlcH asknd for hy tho I,lilAn ltroau will i}o
reported buck to tho IiOu.e with the rscom-
unonlatlon tl!at tloy lo raforrol 10 tue Commit
too oil Clainls tho CoHl.ui:teo considering them
as coming tlllet tho auad OF private claims.
IN THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Whitthnrtle. tho Chairman of tho Commit.
tcn OIL Naval Affairs. reported RESOLUTION In.
ntt,:ting tho subeota1nlttous to proceed to the
p!lladeil,hin md l.aasl,o IsIntl navy yar,lH 10
inquire iuto certhln alleged atllsea and frauds,
Adopted. Tho subcommittee consists Ut aloss.s.
Wh'ttlorno. narrls,' liurleigb. aud Jones e..
H..
The IIouso then wont into Committee Of Tho
Whole. With Mr. DuratIa in tho chair Oh tho psi-
Yato calendar.
Aitor the passage ot lumbar OF private bii!a
a til for tho rayulont OF cartntu var clni,us an
pl,iug to over 20u individuals m tho loyal Statoa
and ageregatiug *1l?,0D0. was reported buck
from the Committee with tho Recommendation
that II 10 pass. After discussion It puHsed.
Thu liouso adjourned, tue Bsssioa tj.u,orrow
to 10 tor debate only.
DElxSAe's sMprAcuAEsr.-
Ex-Ssrrotaty De!knsp Will mt appear In per-
non botoro tho Court uf impeachment, hut BY
his c3uslxal, who will ask Tor 40 extension Of
tlt16 40f HtlH kt!Dlr AHbWor. ltD iAktHr DO not
expect !ao t!sal wi!l begin for q mouth.
MIsstBatfrt.
Ths Boutwell, t;0nmltee on the Mississippi
Troubles. " .,elr upctiua Today, sgrcua not 10
leEn silur iahort until ali appropriation in Matlo
to tire rat,tsnaoHt ftlnu Ut thu Setlatu which is
fc!n to s.,0tto. lhs will nocoss,sata dol4y
uf At laast kwu ~askH.
Nbit!fsnH'S TAHITI.
Ii,B Nays atli Means Committee nre sill! at
work OH Tho TAs'r tlil. Tho ,oA and colfoe
CLAUSE will not La voted uou Until tho 1onlaiues
ot ll,r unl ID disposed Ut. Tho t'H,n1njlies TO-
davstsuck out AIl IN Atorl!sans Tar,H bill! sclat-
,ls to tiks.
\ NINIAk,
Tho Attorney. y.f;onerai tlenie. tho published
1rtnte,nent tha. Ii, l5b5 he ELECTED tha saia OF
'tau stsanlcts to tho Government for SGuU G0D.
belnnEtug 10 Marshall q. Roberts. Of Now York,
During tho War lIoharss sold twa steamers to
I'll" Government. ard he never heard Ut tla ne-
.so1'atot' Or eale til! subsequent thereto, wllui.
''o "as employed ~ counsel TO got the purchase.
money remaining unpaid. For this h1 received
y worry moderate fec. aud THIS ia Ill TIN, ho e7el
had 10 10 With tue case.
, 1876-04-08
kept IN uac, ho replied that G. ". 1,rcga snd
Damn Psatt werN very active ia tho matter.
Witnuss said tho toslos proccta Ia not nou In
REVENUE DISTRICTS.
THE ECHHER 10 LIE nllEATLY. .nEntrrr.

REVENUE Dis TRIcTs.
THE HpHnER 70 LIE EuMEATLY,ncntrrp.
Special DsnattA 10 The chf.a7o 1rib4t.
WAsutSaToS. u. c., April 7.-Tho lEotssc
commi.toc ION Appropriations hnvn s!ccis!s't
in tho Legislative, Executive, and Judicial APP
pfopsiatlun bill to reduce by consolidation tho
districts Of Internal ll6vcnuo from 2o?. tho
rroBcnt rumbcr, to los. 1t In proposed tn snako
compromise and cstahlsl, tho nusnhet at LUG.
This number meots with tho appreciation Of tho
bureau OF informal Iovei,o. Both Commissioner
Pratt and deputy Commissioner Rodgers agroe
that tho sucoesa Which attotn!ntl tho consohla-
tton OF ycas "go would now Justify
another strp in ths sanlo drcc-
tion n,,l that th,lt, by degrees. ~ tho ntln,-
ber nf Rubjrctp of internal taxes bccamB Isse
enod tho number Of collection districts might
t,a corresrons'inEly reduced until they foaehasl
tho minimum numhor. X p1nn of colaolida-
two will ba sransn,i.tcI to tho srnato Commit
loo on Appropriations. md will by tllon' bc if-
cnrporatcd NJ eubsttuto for tho llutso pro-
vfslots osi tho aame snbiact. Tim plan psp-
vlcs thai tho President may at any tro
chAnGs Tho districts, provided !lo docs not in-
cteaae the force.
Tho now plan rel,strlcts Illinois m folloys--
tho State is divided into nine districts:
First nssset-Ths First District r. Cook Cauuty,
seeon.t nis,rict-rha secnnl District takca In
brown, W!nnebaRo. DckAlt, Kane, las1e, t'slMily,
Kendall. na Iago, wiil. and kanhahec, With tho Col
onlc: snA whl,esids. with ths co!Isstors ot'ce ii
Fonsth Dl*irict-A.1sns. Hancock, Warren. Hen.
dersou Marion. losk 1sand Fnltnn Mason. Atsnara,
Gasa MepononHh. Schuyler. b'one, nnl like, with tic
Fifth 1ts,rict-ieerIa, Knos. start. Henry. Mar.
sh.!!. Putnam, and unscau with Tho Collectors Office
, 1876-04-08

sptraaf Etasafch 70 TIE Chicago 1r.oatls.
KASKAKET+ ILL.,. April Tho Grand Jury to-
day found indictments AGAINST 3Irn. Wilheilnjna
Look and Peter Veruemon for the w,lltul murder
Of a1uurltz Look husband OF Wilholmna, last
February. Look waB murdered BY pistol.ehot
in tho dead OF night, aud tho family all swore to
their utter Ignorance Of tho decd. petor waa
committed by tho Coroner to Jail to appear bo-
foso tho Grand Jury III an accessory, it having
koo tie morning OF tiIa murder. No evidence
was found Rgnlnst Mrs. Look. To-day, altor
two days investigation. potos broko down aud
oonleaHed tlsat llo bought tho pihtol anl gago 1t
Mta. Look wus arrested a.stl Confessed tho docd,
She fired TWO shota a. hot husband, ono OF
whtel, TOOK effect. Both partics arc III Jail TO-
night. Potter confesses n!do to criminal Intimacy
ycara old, aud Mrs. Lool IL u, Intelligent, aud
petite.
, 1876-04-08
THE ST, LOUIS POsJ.OFFlcE,

At. LOUIE April Especial Agent Hunting
ton, Of tho Post-0nlce Department. has bcau
for two daya past Investigating allegations
agalnst Pos.maatcr Fllloy-tllat he asaeysed eH,.
ployos in tho post-Osllco here Tor politics! puE'
poaos. 4 nsgo u,,mbsr OF employees wcra
examined. All tho Testimony went 70
show tI.at IL hal besn tho castor, Of
t1ip Office to mako voluntary contributions fot
campaign PURPOSES, but that no compulsion had
osor beon used, and TINT only thoas who chose
contributed TO tho funlI.
, 1876-04-08

ShTjhSAL flSASEf3.
CAIRO. Arr,l 7.-Tho khediyo las not yet ac-
ccpted tho proposal Of tho Frenoh tinanclc1s,
who ofror 10 tako smaller amount o! tho pro-
posed new loan than tho llhcdivo demanded. It
ia rulnotc1 TINT, II tho Froucl combination for
lilo conversion, Of the Egyptian aoat!ng debt
roach no deilnits arrangement bv the 10Th ipst.,
tho payment Of tho Treasury bonds thon duo
witf DO postponed.
1t IL Atatotl TINT tho Council Of Minister'S haa
decided to POSTPONE for t1reo months tla paw
mont OF tho bonds OF tho itonsng debt duo in
ApFl and May t, allow ti,na for IeliHitlra ar
ranGenicne OF tho ilinncea Of tho country.
, 1876-04-08
BILLIARDS.

New YoRK, April 7.-Tho gamo Of ti'ifsrdf
between Cyrilo Dion aud 4. i, 1sudolphs 1ot
the championship Of America, diamond Gu"
aud 1000. nn tour.pookot tablo, 1,6o0 po!ntA
"As Mou by Dion, ltudolphe scoring only 3st
, 1876-04-08
GERMANY AND DENMARK.
'r1ir. sc1tY. .reyyIfa o,ytsrt1.f

IoSnoS, April IA Copenhagen special aays
explanations arc now progressing bctweon Dorlin
and Copenhagen With viow to arrive at sa.is-
factory basis Tor tho sostliug OF tho North
Schleswig question.
, 1876-04-08

I4oSpoN, Apfs! 7.-Steamsh1ps Auchoria, II
donan. Stat" OF Virginia. AMI Nuyasiuo, from
Now York. hayo arrived out.
New fonK, April 7.-Arrivcd, atchuthlp'
August andre. from Antwerp aud Rotterdam
from Rotterdam,
, 1876-04-08
THRoAT.CuTriHo.
!Spfefdf fI,a1aLfeh fn ihA fMjtat.o TYfAt.,t

spteddl Ussuslieh "a Ina Chicaao 7rftun<.
Rocxroap, ILL.,. April IA nm uamsd John
Smith had his throat dit in billiard SALOON IN
this city to-t.ay. Tho porpesrator OF tho cri1uo
was ono Alfsoi Ynngbcrg. Noltlcr Of them wero
intoxicated. Ono waA member Of a total nb-
Atinoucs aoclety, and tho attempt OF tho proti-
hsIHn candidate for Mayor IL mako political
capital Oft Of II WAS promptly atoppod by
all Indignant public. Smith IL not load, but IT.
Ito hope il entertained OF l.iB recovery.
, 1876-04-08
THE WEST LIBERTY SHoRT.NORHS.

Spsetds U,suasta to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WEsT Liberty, Ia, April 1.-The Wuss Libtr'
ty sales closed triumphant succoas to-day With
tho Orchard Farn her1 Of @. u. barclay. Il
cold for tho snug sum OF 900, an Average o'
about 1850 each. Altogether, th!s has boon eha
tnost kuccossfu! Boriua Ut saiea over hold Oh tht
continent. Tho aggregate Ut tho four sAlcs ha
boen noaEly sI75,Q1o.
, 1876-04-08

6pas&at Djspaith 10 Tbs cAieaeo Trtbuns
DxTaolr, Mich, April 7.-Frsnk Clarity, !a.o
an employa of tho Detroit l. Mllwslkoo Na'''
road, su'eidod tonight while desponao"1 1so"
psounny troubles,
, 1876-04-08

HAa FRANCISCO. April IA autt wss bfoosp.
to-day by the Panama Railroad Company agsluss
tha Pacific Mail Company to recover @IJae4''
due for transportation Ac!oas the lslh1nus.
, 1876-04-08

0s1AlIA, Neb., April 7.-Uoses Coons, James
Fox. and John Dubsalso, convicted Of larceny,
wcro sentenced to two years in tho penitcnt!asy,
and Clarence Atwoli, convicted OF embczzto-
mens. MAS sensencod to oighsoen months In tho
1cn,toutiary to-day. All aro young 1leu. mostly
Of good families,
, 1876-04-08

AT DELAWARE. =.
DELAWARE, O., April Tho south wing Of
tue fomaio college ut Delaware burned ths
morning. The main building aud nortl wing
are uniNiutetl,
, 1876-04-08
ILLINOIS PRESS hSSOctA1,DN.

ShteMs NsHfeh ~ m" Calead" iTIoa,4,
JollEs, ILL.,. April 1.-THE representatives of
the Jol!ot pTeAs met ct tho office OF tho SUI,
yesterday ovosing, 10 msks srrapgemeuts to.
, 1876-04-08
INDIA.

THE NEW GnyERNOn-0E:EnaH.
DoNnAY, April Lord Lyttou, tho now Gov.
o1nor~leneral Of Iutlla arrived loro to-day.
, 1876-04-08

4Spftt1t MSpa{ch 10 Jht tREcd1T 1Ttt4nk,
DAay1lIx, Ill, April III. T. Garner ssolo =
horso hssa last january OF Lewis Rcnz. and wa,
afrostod ycsterdhy BY Detective Hail At Win.
ches.er, Ind., aud brought hers aud lodged tu tho
Cuuuty-JRll,
, 1876-04-08
The DETROIT BRIDGE SCHEME.

OTTAWA, Out, April TN tho senass tne
bill. to coasIpua tho Canada and Detroit Nfss
Bridge Company Has road i thlld tins a'''
pAhse1.
, 1876-04-08
TURKEY.

cosp1T!n.;s or pEAcE.
EAuuaA, April 7.--Fha in6nrgent leaders hayo
informed I,aron nodich OF tho conditions ou
which they will lay down their arms. Their
soruis include the withdrawal Of all Turkisla
troops except nix Rmail garrsonH which shall
10 placed under the supervision Of Russian md
Austrian inspections. They ulao roauiro tho dis
armament Of tho MahomotanB, and guarantees
from tic Powers.
THE THEAcurnors TURKS.
LONDON, April 8-5 H. ma Vicnua dispatch
SAW during tho truce In Harzogovlna the Turks
concentrated twenty-five ba.tnions near Tro-
biugo, mud received tSo ship-loals Of reinforce
1nonts.
A dispatch uf tho l!nssian ;iclographic
Agency. reviewing :, lilo situation, rep
rshents that tho nothe.n part
Of iieIzegoyua, which had boen quiet for Bomo
OF llosnia IL ln Eovolt. Turkey was mover 10 10
rously tureatelsed VI BY this rebellion. Should
tho great Powers chango their attitude toward
Turkey. the porto will only have it, own inactly-
lty TO DO blame.
4 ytocial to Tho 1imfa from Venice reports
TINT Daron Rollch demanded ttlAt the inBur-
Gouta should lasrM. as n preliminary
condition. This tho chiefs refuHed to DO,
ylo insurgents returncd to the nlouutains aid
the Earon to ltagusa. The 1lorzogoyin.ans will
prubatlY rononnco thu arn,iHtice aud rcsun,e
hoglilltleg because tho Turks hays vioIated tho
arm'atico by concentrating troops ut Trcbiujo to
attack Suttorlua.
i nuas1AH SUGGESTION.
I.oSnoN, April IA telegram from Vienna to
thu Daity Ae,rs says: Count AndraAHy, iu reply
to a hugEo6tou from rrincs GortBchnkoiT, tl.Gt
srxa 10 ~ eaSe 'e lu1ks % vaev
y.olasal tho Treaties by permanently occupying
Sugyia.
, 1876-04-08
The 'rtirfsia;l .,itij.ltIDh ilour1,
Growing 2IUro Com
plicutcd.
Herzegovina and Doanin in a State Of
0pon Revolt.
Russia Suggests tho Military Occupation
OF Scrria by Austria.
The Royal Titles Bill! PAGES Its Final
Reading.

GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN
,vp .rrn,r.v rc,u,xt,.
1.,.h.. ...n1 w,,,t,' -. -. v
>. l'"Sp''' Aptn f.-"u''a'o T.. utav' "' no"
aofS' WHO was aH balofe tho bo~ ssrecs Court
yesterday for alleged fofgerlcs. WAS romandud
to Anil II,
7, ia t,,ou,,., Tint tne ox,r,,;t,,, oe f,r,,,
.sa - o,,aesa 'ns ,,' S,,.,', IT,, s,', ~ sm,
~, wAo ~ cna's"u "'.n 's"aus vi tiio fa''s .'.s
Tobacco Da1k of louIBsf1le, aid Gray. will bo
governed By tho dectsion III tho WinalDV case.
Mssst,,ro1rEn
A, lin f,o,.,,I cr,r,,r., f,o,,,rt ,,,1., RANT
nv 'no es'a'a' t. 1t''ns1'a' m .oots 1oaaY' eArs'
eeta!naha hailu' OF the steamer FfanconlA'
which ran tnto aud hnnk tho stockbrtdgc, wna
found guilty Of nlat,sinughtcr. f1ia sentence
vss dcfnrrer IN await lin ticriafon ~ tim cnurt
~ an,ost, ~, IT,, ,-,.,;,,, =, t,,,;...;,,ta,
VI 1NPf'Al' ~ ''o Huoo'loA " 1''''na4es'''l'
'tcT'SY AND MURDER
Eight Of the crow of tho ship 1.euni0 wore to-
t1ay committed for trial on cbirco. NJ nlt1ttby
and murder.
TRADE STATISTICS,
Tho Heard Of Traslo rcturns for March sl.ow,
nj compared with TIN corresponding month OF
1874 aid 1876, n DECLINE OF 10 and ( nor cent
respectively III tho value OF exports, aud autl
10 ntr cent respectively iu tho yAluo ot iuporta
THE Treaty or WASHINGTON.
In tho House OF Commons, Hot,tke, Unior-
Secretary OF Ito Foreign Department, in ropIy
to Jenkins question about an Ottawa ;iispatci,
reporting tlint Mackenzie had complained In
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LIABILITIES.
Due towns L. S. safety fund ......... Sll,5,9 90
Due on soldiers accounts. ............ 12,1TS -
Due on outstanding checks.......... 1856 06
Due on funded debt:
Coupon bonds, 1876. ...sl02 Coo
Coupon bonds, lS7S........ $1,000
Registered lean, lSIs...,. 3i,;0O
sl67, 800 90
| Due Agricultural college fund. ...... $4,000 20
t99s ISL OF
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RUTLAND COUNTY IN THE LEelsLATURE
State Officers.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

His Honor, Reddeld Proctor Of Rut-
land, was born 10 Cavendish (Proctorsville),
June /, 1881, and is a graduate of Dart
mouth college, class of 1851. lie studied
law aud graduated in that profession at The
Albany law school in 1869. He was quar-
termasier of the Sd, maj of the 5ih, and
colonel of the 10Th regiments, Vermont
volunteers, in the war of the rebellion.
He removed TO Rutland in 1868, and val
one of the law firm of Proctor ~ Veazey
Retiring from the practice of law In 1863,
he entered into the marble business al
Sutherland Falls, In which he 10 now en-
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ASSETS

Due on tax OF 1874. ...........si. 5G3 d5
Cash in treasury and on de-
post in banks. 1920, SIC 81
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Excess OF liabilities. ..............s 3.643 81
During the year ending August /, 1876, the
treasurer has purchased $1,000 of the bonds
due December ], 1916. and $4,000 OF the regis
tered bonds, due December !, 1s1S.
The balance sheet for The present fiscal year
represents:
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CuCt, pittHOulst.
John Alexander Sheldon. Rutland, re-
publican, was born in Troy, N. Y, August
IA, 1889. He is wholesale marble dealer
and located in town in 1850. Was sergeant
in the fist Vermont regiment, and captain
in the 10th Vermont volunteers, serving
over three years. Has been sclectman of
Rutland. Religious preference, Congre-
gationalist.
Daniel w. Taylor, Sherburnc, republic
can, was born in Plymouth, June IS, 1928.
He is farmer, and located in town in
1881. Has held leading town offices for
many years. Is town clerk and notary
public. Was representative in 1866; and
senator from Rutland county is lS60-61.
Religious preference, Christian.
John Webb, Shrewsbury, republican, was
born in llardwick, Mass, November Is,
1910. He located in town in 1854 and has
retired from business. Has held the usual
town offices. Religious preference, Uni
vcrsalist. p. o. address. Uuttingsville.
Andrew Webster, Sudbury, democrat,
was born in Hubbardton, June ID, 1S43.
He is farmer, and located in town in
1850. He has held the usual town Offices.
Religious preference, Universallst.
Hannibal Hopkins, Tinmouth, republi-
can, was born in Tinmouth, November z,
1921. He is farmer. Has held the usual
town offices, and is secclman. Religious
preference Baptist. p. o. address, Wall
ingford.
Merritt II. Dickerman, Wallingford, re-
publican, was born in Mt Holly, January
10, 1924 He is a deputy sheriff, constable
and collector, aud located in town in 1868
Religious preference, Baptist. p. o. ad-
dress, East Wa'llngford.
Maicellus Francis, Wells, democrat, was
born in Wells, March 10, 1896. He is a
farmer, and has held the usual town Offices.
Religious preference, Liberal
Rodney G. Abel, West Haven, republl-
can, was born in Benson, October II, 1881.
lie is an attorney and farmer, and located
In town In 1856 Graduated at Union col
lege In 1904. lie was member of The
general assembly IN 1860 60-69 90. "A,
and has held the usual town offices. Was
member of the state board of eoualization
religion.