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ltmfal altf 0er"glclpsY 0rfcrGemtra.s
tsifettooltf1.E 80

8uf aIo, N.=O., .QC5.-Srant Die
Gram, Der 8remier an Der ,gtcm Dorfar Sell
tral=&iIcubGtu," Der, iuOeul CT e5 Uernadlda
iiqte, eiuem Babu3ug Uermittellt 6cr 6IagQe
oa8 Sioual ctuer orObenOen Geiabr III 9cbeu,
ben GiiCubabnnniaQ peruri0dte, bar ittb oil
10. 0cS. III 2oonegoile ereiguete, uno in
TOlge Oeiisu 8enlamin lSoopmOrtb eiu Qeben
berlor, lit auf 8eraul0Iuug oe5 Dtitrigtsau,
mnlt3 auf Die Aui6ulbl8uug os5 Eo6tl9iagS
arretirt moroeu, na6oem Die @orOnerS. SurD
ben Dtc8rau Der Sabrldliigteit ihulolg be
iuuOen bate. Utc9ram lagte, er babe nabs
reuo Der g9ode nid)t geiAllien nit Aus.
uabnle DER meulgen Uttnuten, Die er 0Qnu
un0 uaun in Der Satule subrin9en fouute,
unb CT babe ielt iiebeu 8ageu letue &leiOer
uidt mebr Qu8qeSOgeu; oaB Die leBte Sabrt,
bic er mut)te, oreiunolman5ig StnnOen Oaus
erte, oaB Der Smrm ibu blIuo ma6te, uno
OaB er nit pertlommeuen 9lie0ern oa8 Gez
letie peri9B uuc III Die &abuie giHg, nm fd5
ge9en bas @tfrteren gu idliteen, Oa er BON
ld)nerer uuo unauib5rlidJer Arbeit gau5 er=
ld56pft mar; oaB er aus Dem 6eniter Der &as
bnie 9udtc, al8 oer3ug pOriiberfubr, unO bGB
es berett8 III ipGt mar, nm 0a5 llnglid 5u
uerbiiteu. ST puroe 5ur Siir9ibaft3leiitHug
suqeiaiien, unb eine Caution muroe aHt
$1,000 ieitQeItelt.
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Selbjtut0r0.

bilatelp / a, q. 0e3br. - Sc
neralmuior SObn =. Saufion, Sefretdr uHo
Sdaemeifer Der 06orrisoiuer Brenneret=
Comp" uno @ommaHOeur Der /. Brigade Der
1tatioualgaroe pon BenniD;Oauieu, beging
beute yta6mtttag 9e!bltmorb in Ieinem giIs
reau un Der 6rontltrabe. 0ie etnji9e llrias
t3e, tpeid)e man fir bic Sbat Qn5uiiibren
meiB, 1T @elSoerlegenbeit. Seiue 9fehnuus
gen nit bcr 8renncrei, ,&ompagnie iollen ie=
rod i'm Reinen ieiu. Ser SelbitmOr0 erregr
beOeuteEOes Nufebtn III pteii8en @eid]dits-
e..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
8areau oes @astidIt=Sumpaents
BON Saftimor


g.r. 10, South GtrGfie.
@Jt,... SiIli9es Seismutertcl..... eote!
g8ir baben cine porsigtiGe Qualitdt BON @ofes
porrdthta meldbe mir Dem Yutlitum nls elm cmpjeb=
Ienswsrtbes Seijmaterial fir bdusIide uub anbere
Smede ofTeriren; idnst iebt Gsuer uno if ire, bon
unrcngfetten.
Sefannnsen perben in heiem gEreau ober In Der
,sabri,, 6uS Don seabenbaGitr., onsenommen.
greis $3.50 pro @aasnlaouns, in ir9eao elnem
6tabttbeile obseleiert.
(Sit23-O Sanes 9. Smauoeoo, sesr.
Rrs. s.gnr'sSnstantid)e nesetabtItfdjeS Dee
eoft isit 25 Sobreu ais oas srcste Sluretuisuusss
Tittel Der @egenpdrt betGnnt, miro uur In Hr.
177k, Iasettcz, IorotueftzGas eer Gmtatns
Stsabe, suberetet unb iit bel alien apottefern su
habeu. SNu926, ,12RteO
Cseoe 6ausbaIterin If ttols auf eiEeu blbltsn reis
Amen Eeppid3 in ibrem Barlor ooer auoerem S!ebs
Iinsssalulsr. Der einsise gBes, bic Sotben lebs
bait TN Seppt Su MAIDEN, if, oeu Stoub uno aae
anberen jremoen Subfau5en gu entferpen, uno nm
9teIes qrinoGdb 5u beluertHeuiseu, sebe man su
snIn,es 6 Callahan, gsr. 8, stpans.rafc, maize
benz ~Uarptanoz zSn ititnte.. (septl5. 3Rt.i .iSamfD
2tmser aut5dea,
gsIoetpeSe, @daafeIpferoe,
@assn uns Ssarren fiir ssnabs.,,
S6ubfarren BuppensSutth h en-
uuo rin aasemeines gHortimsnt iolder Baaren tu
ben bilsfeu greiien i'm 9roBen uno Rleinsn bel Der
-9aitimorer gSasen> Sabrif. D. eieaifaft,s
SIR. so, Ncrb@ s o m arb fraBe.
Die ein;ise SGJrit IN Der Stobt. Reparnturen
aIlsr art su anselneienen gretien. lAus24,iD'teD
Batente neroen fur Grfnoer ertptrsr-
Grit uat grlausnna bes bateHts fDeroen 9ebIbz
rem beretnet. 8. s.. Il %. Z. 5unarc,
Rr.18, Sec iirase, ber S'oit seseHlber.
Gebr2. f2Nte) 3peissSiireou In Boibinston, Do
Rs- Dian beiebe ben
x9oro Baltimore"
lLLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
ebe man eineu auoeren fduit, bel
8. e. WcHpoB,
(sept2S, ,l2RteE) ST. 1S, @ermanfr.
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. SG.iTSftnFGHc.

u c D.Yl IT. y. Ue5Cm6Cr. = DC SEI'
gaHtlut ,YiQiau Gamcrou" ouS Charlotte
tomn, 4rucc &culro'S Suiel, aran0cte &C.
tern bci 5quau. Bcaf, Ms. 5Ie iit meHis
bejdJGolgt uno wtrb mdbrihlJlid) obuc gro8c
Wdbe t0tc6cr fl9u gcmadt pcrc;n.
Occan@rope, RS, 27. DECEMBER.
-DuS noupc3ude Sdifi o9llufuu," meltcS
mluOe aegeu ) llhr acitcru Nbenc uOn Der
8rauouuq 5rtriiurncrt. Die &H'e TT aui
elmer Gtrcde Don ;mct UteiIcu nit ben Grim
merU oaS g9rad8 bciaet. $or. 9rummoao
8btte erparb ffJ grOBe Seroienlte Inn Oie
6ctiuua Der IRanuidlait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
NGprS am 9iSeihte0d,fSfaac.

81. youts, q. 0e5em5cr. = @ba8.
2eigbton brahtc am 8eIhnadtStage SEQ.
Ntc6arlan6 cine gefGbrlldle StiAmunbe bel
uuO itoB 8rpau Malou 0ui Der Steae toot.
NPinttnn 1T nerhnftPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
sNred1er Hl0ttb in SSIittuis.

@tnctnnatt, 27. DECEMBER. - Syu Der
letten 0onueritags gss@iadlt oran1en Wtasftrte
in Die gSobnung be8 oru. >Saat @apett III
lRartou, 28iuiamIon &ouutp, SG5., etu.
6rau @apett mar olljiu IN bem Soauie uHO
wcigertc iid, ben S&liiiicl 81 Der @elOipin0e
au8Suiieferlt,
Die N0uber iHebclten tic nn0 mat)ten eis
ncn 8eriui), Die @elOjrmoe Su iprengeu, nurs
oen ieoodl bon 4oru. CSapctt, lueluer mn oieIe
3elt bciurcbrte, uerd)eutt.
g8ibreu0 bic Giir9cr nad ben RGubern
lud]tcn, DareH oielelben III 0as gofal Der
pAmerlcan GrprcB Comp" eiugcbro6eu uno
battn ole 8slOiplnoe geiprengt G8 TT nod
nid)t ermit!elt, mic plI @elo ie erbeutcten.
Wan bat telnc Conn uon 0en Serbrc6ern.
gcrue!fGDte tcle9rapDifdDe 8epcSGcn.
- Su Beoerlp, Jfdii., uuroe geltern dobt.
Summcrtou, @dpiiGn etneS SGlcOHerS aus
RodlaEo, Die, BON CtuCm leiucr Dlatroien
anJcQrIncn nuo t6ttlld uermnnhct.
= 0le 0irettoren Der y&cRtral- 8ermout.
8aba" habeu btldIojjelt, Die Sebolte auGr
2lngcit2llitu eer Batu uom /. Souuar oil
BON 10 bis III i64 Prnieut 3u re6uSuen.
- GbGbaneeSrtdlter Sait befiuOet fh
ge9cnwar!ig III Cincinnati, nm Der Grauung
'ene5 Sobnes nit 6rl. Stllie 0uburt beiSuz
mobneu, meidle Geute fattNnOGu ioQ. @r
nlr0 Torgen Ha6 0aibJHgrou iurHdtebren.
- Ser orObeuOe llGSlOEo Der 2ofomoti-
penfillrer uuo SeiSer ouf ocr ,,@ranO &rnnt=
SGhn" lit, mte man ueloet, perateben uub
Gill 8ergleidl Spiidea ben Wtaibinllicn uno
eer SGbn.G .GompaguR abgeidlO0en mOrosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
8alttmore, Wlb, 90nneraaa, ben 2S. 9e3ember 1916

Spencer uon 9ouiTona ertldrte Dieie8 fir
etne Sitgc. 0a8 Slut, neld)es IN @Olfdr gez
floiien let, founle auf oa8 3anpt BON Badaro
unb SellOgg.
Sa5 Dams Sertaote fih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
d,tgfShrot,0 0itfh0lier Gcf.

3 L n, q. NClbt. = Net NaplIQn Der
9rigg o3iitlanO," weldle geItcrn BON 2OnOOu
bier uIfGm, bcrihtct, OaB an 80. SftOber,
50 Dieilen BON lIhaut, 6ruuIreldl, cntiernt,
eln treuucute8 (uCrmutbth amcrltanlideS)
8oQidiIf BON ctDa SEQ Eouncn gait 9tie1en
muroe. 0afielbc puiaHt, Cbe bic oSiitlaHo"
Sur Slgue mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
epe3ials

op,eIe aeme eGmitte bon Rleioumgstta6em iiir
SNttSet4enfe- -rleberrofe, @eitditsrode, Soen
u. I. 10. fir Geibna6tsn-iu oeut 1Wa b Ie>5 tls
afetbers@ eiddfte," >" jest in Rr. 1875, . Bal=
timorefr., III Der alten DImertcan"<Sifce.
(507-13D
sSuder,
aroSe Yreiss grntebrisung.
Su6er,
sroBe BreiSsgrneori9ung.
&aHte
gu o.n bilsaen Breiieu.
aafTse
Su ben blisiten Breiieu.
Sbee
Gusros.Breileu i'm SleiusBertaut.
9bee
gu ensrossPreiien i'm aIeinsYsrtauf.
So. 9enus.
@autoner 1bee=Sa9ertans,
Sdonef Gde oer eerin9touz uub @rsen StraBe.
(30l,7,t3D
0onnttorets gDaarea.
@roBes Hifortimeat uon einiaten uuo 5onep=
@onbf.or@ @g3aGren.
Sic beheu uno reiEi.eu, fpelfe fabri5trt tperoen.
goipie cine srobe Ssritieoeubeit BON Sancpzsdit=
den, sSEubornsru u.i.p. gum Breiie BON 81 bis $50
nMi mensm alten stanoe Gr. 81, sesinatonz, uno
Nr. 1872, SaltimoreitraBs.
(9sJ2-2O Sac. Satrera WtoerG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
Sic Sranofataitropge tn oent Flu=
Ster AIT at. GliSobcfl1.

$ ltlI 2LHeUtCt ~. SC3eIllOer. - 2le
l3 Yerioueu, melfe (wie bertit8 9eiiern be
rthet) iett Der Giudi1eruu9 oe5 &loferS su
ct. @liiubctb uermiBt msrnen, iiuO folgcuOe:
glngela 0aupbn, 63 Sabre oft, @lijabetb
9raUel, 10 Sabre, Naric 2ouiie @afirop, 10
Sabre, BameIe DC 9fapi9, 8 Sabre, UlQrie
9rClet, 10 Sabre, 2ea @ullbault, Sabre,
@eorgleuue GaoalCe, 10 Sabre, 4ltoeBelauO,
8 Sabre, - idmmtlid ans ct. Giliabetb -
0eLa 2aualee aus ct. 3homd8, II Sabre,
9toiauua Dtoiit ans ct. SBomaS, 10 Sabre,
0ela Wlaiie aus ct. 3bOma8, II Sabre, uno
Wlelma Solp ans ct. 6clir.
@toHtreal, q, De5embCr. ieBt
iiuo . gcihen aus Oeu Ruineu 6e5 absc.
brannten SlOiters gu ct. &lliobetb eHtfernt
moroen, Uuo Atc mareu oerart oerbraHut,
oaB man iie nidt ioeutlf}rcn tonutc. &er
Bcrioucn meroeu nod UcrniBt. Bic 2et.
deritau @eid)worcnen qobeu ben g8abr>
lprnf ab, OaB bic @erunglidteu ourh 3utaa
Gct0otct murOcn. Sic lltiN6e Oe8 6euers 1T
Ro1 ntflt ermtttclt.
Der Sratso ia 2tttlesgsOG.
2ittI e>8 d, dirt, 81. 9eibr.-@iau
bat au89efuubeH, oaB Die lette 6euerSbruuit
in bieitgcr Stuot ourd 5wet ytegGbubcn Der.
uriaGlt pOr0eu iai, Ole einen @tnbru1 Ill
elucm 2aocu periibten. Dies mleoCrlegt ole
2uiduOi8ung ccr 8rauoaiituug.
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5cle9rapbii1c 9epei(bet.
SSngaeo 9epeS1eta.

[gerifte Der .aiiocirten Breie' fir oen n0eutI6er
Gorreiponbeuten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
SaQesueniofeite1t.

LGsitpricnc, teIesrap bid,c ri,b Observation-Disclosures
WDfi,cu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
&r4nOe.

9ubiou, q. D., u. De3embr. - Die
Baumuoaipuuerel 3u Sraluarb, STEMS
ieudcr &ountp, @tgentbum Der ,@llntOu=
DtanniactUriug.S Comp" III Bropioencer 81
s., branntc heute Oioraen nieNer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
Sin actd1t,ea1 er9a1ltst.

Blttalo, yt.'y., II. Ge3.-Der Veldl'
nam eluer etma 40 Sabre alten reutld)en
6rau, bic man i'll Soton, gnffalo .@ountn,
am lcsten Donnerltas erfroren gefunben bat,
1T alS Oerienise Der 6rau S. Miiilsr BON &b'u
erfaHnt ruorbeu. 0ielelbe uno tbr Gbemann
batten idD an Sanltage rr>ber lin lSaloe
oerirrt. OtIller fam nah lan9enl 0crumtr-
rem nad) @Sen uuo murDe i'm &ountD.A .Armeu>
hans anfgenommen. Oanr unb Srau batten
itd3 init ge9enieittser Ginptliguug getrennt,
unO Seioe iud1ten in siuei ent9e9engeietten
8idtunsen ben 8es uad Oer 5eiulatb.
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@erusii6te 9epef9em a1as 92etoa
0n~A

gaew.g gorf, 27. Desbr. = Sob erSffncte
3u 107t.
- Ser 9ampfer State of Bennipuunia"
1T bon Glasgow ein9etroffeu.
= DIE 3oll @innabmsn betru9en beHte
$298, 900.
- Der untcrihatneifter 5ablte heute fir
SHtercfeu 81 ,80l 900 u. fir einge5o9cne Sbz
notiouer SIe7 OnO nuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28

CALlEORNIER
wefne ttno Bfanntto e1ts E,
safe. unb Wouno 98eingdrten.
Hook, 8nr8ttn0er,
Sherry, Angelica, Port,
Muscatel, Claret, Brandy
in Shms uno IN Iiien.
auawtitdt:n nada Betiebeu.
eJoba y. gople,
Depot: Nr. 20, sbtfraBe,
(296-3O8g) Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28
Gprresnnnactta n,.a aanshinn4ntn.

Ste Sad5iase tn si,ozGaroIina. = Sic tlet,e
Sttmn,eujabluns in ssiorioa. W2ortom
iino Die sSiorioa>Glsfforcu. = &tglur=8cs
fG,tGfen in slHsifdbt,-Ias tlHterbaus uno
DIE &5eftl. Observation-Disclosures omp." -
2ogan's Gbancen ins5 5llinois. .-2aS nddlftc
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28

Nem=9 Off, 81. DeSember.-@elb leidt
3u Sc. g8eaiel rubig III 4.83l. @olb iAloB
beute 3u 1919. 8unbes Obttsattcnen
id,lofien ifetig; s1er @oupnnS 1174; 65cr
1898; neue 1134; Ser 116a; 68er 118;
neue Sinfer ll1S ; 10.4Ocr @oupous
1888. attlen hau unb n!eori9er; N. -.
Central l0I; erie 9g; Safe SbOre 571;
Sqs. Central Gil; Bittsbnrg 89f; North
sSeitsrn 36a; Brior. BOZ; SfodsSslanO l02,
unterid)aeamts SilGns: Sob $67,6G4,z
05d. Hnurnt1t 9H1 1Q5 50I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-28

syiemlnstou'ide
83bMai d,tnen,
Setermafien,
TYPE-MRITEnS
ttno MGerbats0 er6tbs,
Sislidfs Bwfigbareau
fir ben Bertauf al1et unierer Boaren
en- gros nno en- detail
uJGbrtfs Yretien.
6. Hemingtn1 & SSbne,
Nr. AZ istso 10, xorosGbarlesftr.
baltimore Ulo.
ID. q. 3pIer,
<Eftis, ,f2Rte,i.e.q.j @eibdftsiihrfr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-02

New York, May Ia large number
OF prominent citizens, members OF the
Republican party, have organized Re
form Club, with the following declaration
principles:
l. Resumption Of specie payments, to-
ward which there should be certain
steady advance.
2. A non.partisan civil service, hon
esty, capacity and fidelity should consti-
tute only valid claims to public employ
ment.
3. Retrenchment and reduction in pub
lie expenses as near TO the ante'war
standard as il possible under the changed
circumstances ;and increased population
OF the country,
4. To signalize the opening Of the new
century OF our National existence by hay.
ing nominated by the Republican party
for President not mere political parti-
san, but statesman Of tried character, in
sympathy with the best sentiments Of the
people on all public questions,c ,conversanL
with the affairs OF the Government, dis
-. .:...:.~.;..s ..L ."dopOndant in the choice
Of public servants; one who will thorough.
ly reform the public servioo, and sSL'.4a
name alone will guarantee OF official
integrity, Of wise and prudent admins.
tration, and OF a fearless enforcement Of
the laws.
The officers are as follows
President-Hon. james E. Mott.
Vice Presidents-JoSeph II. Choate,
John Jay, VIM. Dodge, John Jacob Astor,
Isaac Sherman, Rev. Henry Ward Beech.
or, Robert Lennox Kennedy, Alex. Ham
ilton, A.A. Low, E. L. Fancher, James @.
Carter, John E. Williams, F. D. Tappen,
John i. Parsons, Albert GalIatin Brown,
jr., s. Schultz, Legrand B. Cannon, Sol.
Humphreys, Elliott q. Cowden; ]. A, Van
Allen, Henry E. Pierrepont, j. Pierre.
pont, Morgan r. Sturtevant, George
Walker, Benz. B. Sherman, A. S. Barnes,
". P. Morton, George Cabot Ward, VIM.
Ii. Guion, B. g. Arnold, John II. sher.
wood, David Dows, George Schuyler and
George s. Coe.
The Chairman Of the Executive COM
mittee is Gen.'H. Barnet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-02
Minslow Not 10 be Returned.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l.-Repre-
sentative Faulkner, chairman pro TEN.
OF the Committee on Foreign Affairs, had
an interview with Secretary Fish this
forenoon, and learned from him that
there was q meeting Of the British Cabi.
net on Saturday, at which they deter
mined to adhere 10 their former position
not to return Winslow TO the United
States rs requested by our government.
The protest Of the Secretary Of State,
which the British Cabinet had before
them on Saturday, shows that such an
evasion Of treaty stipulation was never
before suggested by any government.
The Secretary strengthens his protest by
citing precedents, alluding to the fact that
parliamentary enactment seems to be
considered by the British Government, Of
more binding force than solemn treaty
existing between two nations, and which
provides for extradition under the cir.
cumstances presented in this case under
consideration. As our government will
not give such assurance as Great Britain
requires, and as the latter is unyielding,
Winslow will be unconditionally dis
charged tomorrow. On receipt OF the
official intelligence Of this fact the. Sec.
retary OF State will transmit all cores
pondence in the case 10 the House OF Rep.
rcsentatiyes. There is no doubt that
the action OF the British Government will
lead to measures having in view the re-
peal Of the extradition clause OF the
Washburne Treaty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-02
FIRE RECORD.

SING SING, N. Y, May 1.-The Cali.
fornia House here burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000. =.
TOLEDO, o., May LA Ere at Bryan,
Ohio, this morning, destroyed six busl'
ness houses on the south side Of Court
Square. The contents were saved. Loss
not estimated, but will be heavy. In.
surance small. Supposed incendiary.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May LA fire to.
day destroyed the Deering machinery
manufacturing works, occupied in part
NJ present by J. Steele & Co., as q plow
factory. Loss to Steele 4 Co., $4,000.
Insurance-Connecticnt, $4,000; North
western National, Sl,GC0. Loss to the
Deering Company $4,000. The insnr-
ance is Ms follows; Queens, $1,000; I'm.
derwritcrs', $4,000; Williamsburg, 81
500; Northwestern National, S2,5OO,
Mcrchants' Of New Jersey, Sl,40O; Lam
caster, Pa, 81 900; Kenton, 1000.
MILWAUKEE, May 1.-Charles Goseh-
ler's wire works dwelling and barn at Ra'
cine was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-02
orChicago's Finances.

CHICAGO, May 1!-Comptroller Hayes
reported to the City Council tonight the
financial condition Of the city. He
stated that the bonded debt, besides the
water loan provided for by rents) Is
SS,s0O,OOO; that Of the S4,600,00O OF tenn.
porary loans lie had on January lst paid
s., 500, 900, leaving 81 100000 yet to ma
ture. Every obligation had been met at
maturity. New certificates issued, ST.
400, 900; amount now outstanding, s., ,200,.
600. Taxes collected since January lst,
81, 100000; to be collected, $1,000, 600
He reported an ordinance pledging the
faith Of the city to the payment at ma.
turity of every certificate Of Indebtedness,
regardless oil, form, and providing for
the issue OF new certificates or warrants,
assigning the taxes as security. Mr..
HAYES addressed the Council at length,
explaining his financial policy, and de.
nouncing in strong language the futile
attempt Of certain parties to destroy the
good name OF the city. He declared that
the strength OF tho oity was imrre resnahlo
with S4O0,O00,000 OF property and but
S., ,0OO,O 900 OF debt, and its increase for
bidden by the constitution, and, with its
high character for punctuality, its paper
was beyond question. He was frequently
applaudcd, and the ordinance was passed
by vote Of "a to 2. The Council also
passed, unanimously, vote OF thanks TO
Mr.. Hayes for his able and successful ad.
ministration OF the city's finances.
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relation 10 impeachment trials so as to
provide that the deliberation on ques-
tions submitted shall be in public, was
discussed but no action taken, and the
impeachment trial was resumed. The
pending question was the motion Of Mr..
Mcdonald 10 rescind the order agreed
upon in the conference Of Friday allow
ing the respondent to open and close the
arguments, etc. .... ..I-..
Mr.. Blair, Of the counsel for the re-
spOndent, spoke against the motion to
rescind. ia
Mr.. Hoar, OF the managers, spoke in
favor OF resembling. He claimed that the
managers had o right TO close, and cited
English precedents in support Of his
views. a
The discussion was continued at some
length by Messrs. Hoar, Carpenter and
Lord, when the Senate retired for con-
sultation.
On returning, the presiding officer
stated that the motion 10 rescind the vote
by which the order OF arguing was made
was overruled, and that the request Of the
Managers that four Of them be allowed
to address the Senate on the question Of
jurisdiction was granted. The Court Of
Impeachment then adjourned till Thurs.
day.
Mr.. Ingalls, called up bill authorizing
the issue OF patents to purchasers Of
certain Miami lands in Kansas. Passed.
Mr.. Boutwell, introduced bill author
izing the Secretary OF the Treasury to
renew the issue OF fraction currency,
providing the total amount outstanding
at any time shall moi exceed S5o,000,0O0.
Referred. ....
Mr.. Sargent called up his resolution in
regard 10 Chinese immigration, and
made an address In favor thereof.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Sargents
speech adiscussion ensued, pending which
the Senate went into executive session,
and soon after adjourned. "
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 1.-The papers in the
Winslow extradition case will be sub.
mitted to parliament in due time, but
Lord Derby believes that their preseuta-
tion now would not be in public interest.
The rumor that seventeen men are
to 10 executed May 9th, at Bhama, for
ccomricity in the murder Of Mr.. Margary,
Is not ceTfirmed.
Affairs q the Penjaub frontier look
less favorable than last week. Two
Alreedi clans have sent away their fam.
lilies, proclaimed war md made several
raids. A strong force WiMbe sent from
Pshesaur. Owing to the recent blockade
the tribes are short OF provisions, hut are
apparently determined to fight and unless
strong and speedy measures arc taken the
affair may give much trouble.
The Standard says that a meeting OF the
captains of the various college boating
clubs was held ut Oxford to-day. The
invitation to participate in the Ceuten-
nial regatta at Philadelphia was discuss.
ed and referred to committee. There
was feeling in favor Of accepting the
Of their American cousins,
provided Cambridge and Dublin Uniyer-
stiles also send representatives.
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DisfrictsCOurl.

sr. LOUIS, May 1.-The regular May
term Of tho U. s. District Court COM
menced today, and 1t was expected that
some Of the parties who plead guilty to
the whisky indictments would be sen:
fenced, but the action was postponed
until tomorrow when the grand jury
will be empannelled, after which some Of
the gaugers aud Storekeepers who plead
gully will bc sentenced. The sentencing
Of tho distillers and rectifers will follow
in a few days, and the civil cases against
forfeited property will be disposed Of as
speedily as possible. nistrict Attorney
DYER expects 10 dispose Of all the whisky
cases during this term. 1t is stated that
civil suits Viii be brought against VIM.
Mckee aAd the securities OF Col. Mcguire
and tde gaugers and storekeepers; also
ovsinst all the distillers and reCtiliers.
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nInre island Nnyy Ynr.I.

SAN FRANCISCO, Muy1.-The Chronicle
this morning prints column OF charges
against the Chief Of Naval Construction,
Isaiah Hanscom, John O., his son, aRdJ.
+. De La Montague, for frauds perpe-
trated on the Government in the pur:
chase Of timber for use at Marc Island
amounting to quarter million Of dol
lars in the last four years; detailing many
cases in which contracts were put through
at prices $50 per cent in advance OF the
market rates, and some instances in
which Isaiah Hanscom ordered purchases
by telegraph, directing that the bills be
sent to him direct for approval, without
passing through Spalding's Office.