davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-27

topns arose from thctr being chiefly slanc In TIM
style a'nl tonr Of II lcni-I pencil of tue II, Il
Ern.lc,--tfr ordinary grade nf Il sketch w,,ril.
Why the ann II rallied "Uttkcy" is owing tu lin
sn'f tlmt hr nlwasa has bis !nn'l"gram e,rru'lni.
Richard. liz, Dnrc, nn1 Sir .Jnhn t't1hcrt hsyo
iu,nln tnorc rkrtr11rs and drawings than auy
other three ,r,cl, kt,own Tile frnntlsttere II
I'"nch IL n atnn'lfng memorial 10 Dtckcy Doyle,
nntl MI influence tan change it, thntIgil he I,as
rcnsel his relations with Tho paper lar nyrr
twenty ycnrs. rits now rcn,itnls the tu ~
tint the nristnnl drawings or eartnons nj Jhn
Tenhlc IN Punch nre tisposeiHf to private mr..
sons, wlIO eagerly Erek them at Eli to 8;
each. The original drawings nf f'Hnch arc ali
sought for ty hunters of curious things, anti.
tn ny surprise, these hunters are chiefly laiics
anil GcntfcWcn Of nobility a1,'l nilluencc, wf,hut
things to possess, these lIttlc@art ornaments.
and t1ta cxclus1ye,css IL fnucll-prfzc,l tca,uto
oE English life in every rcfpccl.
, 1877-07-27

kspecfdt Mtp1lfA 10 Tht 1ftAtA..
NEW ynEx. July y1o.-0EAix-w!ascr whsst IN mod.
rclurat. apuulnx rather moro h1M1y lcarns on
weak At partial relnrton OF ~ Ia per bA fruih quo.
tatlana under frrcr ofesnssI optiohs on M.
red for september farurte4 With pufehas'
s ;psns md ~r ~ 10Y. 1x" ss,e,, t
llils strictly prime 1uaty asnf1abu1 ttaS clsApcs
n.n IN nptions l!nut adstce1 Of mob dtsuraances III
prapincat clties Of tho Interior especially cascszo,
1aadu lt1s Impression on this 1asskes; new
crop 1cd aud s1narr westeru. auD bu.
sl.Hss now crop No. rd Western.
August opium. 7a.u bu. H. +di. ciassd with piles
sakcd, u. " hiu; do arst halt september rpion. euu
bu. si.4a cttsiag kl.As BID and 31.tsA sskcd c0rn
quite bssss HxsEn adtaueed 90 early deliveries hnd
Upttou of l3c per- b4. and generally stranger market,
thoug having VI heavily and At = reduction VI Htssc
per b4, adYlees fEu1a Chicago tended mostly
to stagn4to purchaser miaed Western. uugrAaed. 8as
t3c ct!sty a. Gt4t1c for aall!nR reAsrs. sud Hf4c
for steamer qus,ltY; ysow Western. tbun hu II Gs
G7ot ull ullted WssteTn !Ah0 tu u 93Asosc. clus.
luz With prime quoted 1t 05<IaHc. lt}a actively
sUuFh chtchy u txkuTt Acfonnt. n ts.n pTcsA In.
cudlng WcscEn, deliverable last hat A4xat. 7l@7lc;
d.. al September, It 70c.
Ut'xAx FHxlUHrA-4;eur1aly autet. u.artrt rstes
showing little xaEiA1tun; rpopa Oh ber:h moderately
sought nAIn!Y fur grain. pf0SlsDGs- d1uS. snd to-
baccu Tonnage on Charter In limited demand, TT
Liverpool, enxa9cutnts 40 bales eoItoa. receat eon.
ttscks w basis Of T.321st$1 per =; 31UD bushels
xrsla VI per standard bushe, and touAr4 the clots,
s,uO husaea II A,<d per 81 D. .. ..
F9irixs0xs-Mrks pork quiet fur early delivery At
4Lou& foFuss prtces; sa1cs Tvs or's u *l%s1A %oi
eItra primo and we*sssa pfie useas quoted a~mns!;
tut furwazd delivery here Western nsAs In artt1s
demand, with July options quoted 1t Va -; August
&la234ait.aa; September, ,sasla.aai With salcs
reported Vt 80 trls September 1t ~. u Cut m<a1
wanted II full Dsces; outrtn1s light. Bscon dull but
held tstlIy; long clear. 7*Msc Western stsan1 Lard
lsss active for early delivery II about former pcss fuf
ra1ly delivery here, ssles VI ta tcs caolcs nav u
sass, with III tCS Lew " arrive. exchanged
fes AuYuss contract % = bs.!s Ut sa.57'ss
sos fuswafd darerJ rather quet Tor July optou quot
I'd Il caos S3 Is; August &n 20; September 90. ~
November. s8 l519 12s; aad hciltr remainder Ut Tho
ycA1, 19.o6tA 10; ssis& " Tho e1tent Of loo tes
August u 4o 10 tc4 September. ". ~
teunrd Ia Soud dcmsna
rAllox-Aederately active II unchanged H9ufess
quoted u ~ O04A l3!t toF good 70 pEme and up "
~ xo tor strictly choice.
HuaAE-l4iet; quoted - before: salc4 la1 hhdl and
Ap lASs uaolAsAcs suxss Sic; srnued In ght
xucst. n shout previous prices
NIaA{-Url4 1t tI.!Vsll7, With tll9 bid; Ato'
, 1877-07-27

4 few days ago it wss publicly announced In
Loudon, says correspondent, that the cole
hra.ed Al II. H." original drawings ot tho senior
aud late lsr. John Doyle would bc sold At
sketches Of tie public lleu of tha tiu,es, aud
from l3iu to 1850. The announcement VI their
salu created some surprise, a1ld before the day
arrived III. hickey Doyle, the son Ut III. John
Doyle. aud hiinaelf . well.kaown artist snd
humorous sketeher, stopped tbs sale. Hence q
rare opportunity IL deuted the curiosity
hunter. have already told why Mr. Dtekcy
Doyle left the ct!tnHal mud art &taH Ut Punch.
Why lis fathers political portrait sketches, 10
rAcy, ". 70 dispdtd, were styled "A. D." car
, 1877-07-27
lt1 TELEGRAPH.
NEW TnnE.

T1 he Vest xissrffated FIRM.
NEW Yn,:K, Jnlv 3G.--t;uld OPENED ind ctUend
Mt lp1'a. Eo1rowiu. ~. ., |. 1, anh l prT trnt
1'r nt,,ln. iat and 1tt per cant per d!cM. Silver
1T 1tpisn Ill pr.rc. Silyrs has i?i'. tn grcen.
h1ci. aud 1t7t In gold. tota litt1if L!."
CUNT.
IiurrrnlvHtt were Gltirt.
liallrua.l nns,- were 4tusrt.
State ht,l In were ttrn,!r.
The .tuc;s nia,Art wns Afrtng aud higher 81.
lar..r yni,tn- Vt t,artnnt* i,lreA atvynres1 80
:Irrr crnt ~ compared With tac quotations al the
cl.,sc Yesterday. Tie g.catc.t Improvement "at
in iiurk island. New furl: Central. Wr.tr:n tnitn.
lasc Share. Southwestern. ST. faat. Illinois Cen.
trail aml t-burs s; l.trt VA. me- 'fhe ,Hlmc!l4te
car-r rf t!us sharp a,hnce MAs the report IN H.
Lard to tlr .tenr.ll titBatlhn, whell "h'"cA thlf
ttr ritlnps- r:etr giving IN, Hu'i Al!n the int
wa. tal!urc. alr! passed. "'f wiit"ut rat and
h:'o :'ir!, which ''nnuy nnt",ll,nten. IN"
r::i v+ tn r.srr short conintett. Hts"r
mi aY lhr na7h't 1n-1 4''ins VI IT. s!tn ttiiI
trlrc~ 4.rua,.l aek .7Gll!:, 1:,e cnlrr I.t .har'
In. n the .svcn". It,a waa ,tus tu ft!isatiaH.,
ui. a3-n 70 il f.lisi. nj II, th1 denlnnh to cover
r,rr.. III thss afternoon there was q ra!ctton 1T
!,Ml'.. hul 1T the f.nsr u frcaYrty fDnk place.
u,!d Wr-trtn n0n WI. the feature of tho nlaskrf
TraI..nrt.uu, aggregated 1871. UtiJ share-. nl Which
III; wrr, NrW in!s tentrll. II. 0u0 t.akp
Shore. y. I'm $uflh"e-icrl,, IN. .01 EGck lHlAM.
~. :nn IT. i'IMt. III. u0 tlnih M.Ats.ippi =, on
Dr!4Nasr ~ flut:r4',,, lJ.'Gu Dslawart,, Lacka.
wann, i Western, I, oln Nt;.i.an Central. .,0u0
H's-r- t'r,,lral ami ~, u0o Menttfn Union.
Mnlms easy: u '1&t:',
Prime n,crcnnf,lr paper, 4Gs"'s.
tu-1ut,sr. : III I'M.
Treasury tla'tnrsttI SfH, 0oD.
tlr4ringr. ~, NM UtE.
klurng. luttu. 4eti: *!tI1t, 4S1l Il.
, 1877-07-27

until further no,,cc. This practically rtopncd
business, n. lhnucl II did not affect spot
Transfers, lhc buek IN thu movement Of
produce rlt li,,lr M sale, md
rcarrc,y ANYTHING wanted. There IN. .ome ...ct.
Element " ,!onc afterwards in wheat and corn
at the prtcea current when tho notice was reaA.
hi; nothing OF a commercial character occurred
thar ts worth rcnorttng.
Lake frcigh's ws.s 1utet AMI ateady at the recent
advance. Rootn waa taken for 40, 900 bu corn al
:]c 10 I}nfato.
WHEAT vas quiet and easier. with little reference
to the lrnc of dispatches from Liverpool md New
Yurk. Seller August opened Al 81. 1B4, rola 10
81. 1Ji. declined to 81. liz. aud closed at ST. tG
srltcr September rolh at 81 o}zb1 1915, aud eellef
The year WAS qnotcft &c nnlcr September. eeflcr
the month or cash 40. spsln9 sold at 81. ea@1. II
fla, 600 but. md ranged nomfnnt!y At low as
9i.e7, eiosinE with sellers At $1.eS. Tho lower
gtasacs wrrc lticlras.
Corn WAS ar,ner, and relatively active whllc the
noarl VIA In fcssIon, there being ropd demand
for cash ln'. to I'LL cargnrH. The British markets
were quoted fssnrE. Hnh The light rccctpts here,
with good outward movement made holders
htfong In thc!r views Seller Anguat opened al 4c.
sold at la.sc, declined 10 4s'ie, and advanced to
4s'se At tho cusc. Seller September sold a. 4sii&
l0c, chasing at AAc. Seller tho month was quoted
ns 4asQt4n'ic: and cash No. closed at 40!e.
taah ealc> wcrc reported of l;E' zoo bn No. :" snl
hlGh*n,!xeI nt 4atsfS a1Ac; zoo BIT now mixed at
41!tc, nHa IL, 600 bu fcjecsed at a1G14uc. Total,
lin. io0 bl,.
GasH wrso IN fa!r dcE,nnd carly and higher. the
tnHntty hclng chiefly from, pafifes who wanted 10
eetttc their tradcs. Cash No. . sold early at
20!ic. ant was subsequently quoted At ~ 9:'c.
August sold Mt 1HG1.Sitc. and September was
n''nlnhl at a9aic.
, 1877-07-27

Withdrawn from store during Mouday for city
eoIauulutLon; 7;S3 bu 0als.
The following grain VA inspected into store in
tils city yesterday morning: car No. =" Northwest
eru wheat, 3 cars Mo. 2 spring, II cars No. do
tlB whea.}; III ear8 and u 1u0 bu high mixed cosn
~ cars and u, 700 bQ No do, II cars re.
jcetcd do l0u eoEa); g cars whita cats. ea1
tected do; = c&ss NJ. rye. cars No. . Do;
car rejected barley. Total tDa es5s), 81, 700 bu.
Inspected out: !. 25Aa tu wheat I'll, 3t3 BY cor..
The upard Of Trade OF this city was In CONNER
eiai session yesterday, with very little doing from
$3.50 to ll:13 g. H., and then stopped trading In
view of ths e8lyeueies Of ths situation outside.
The Directors gass notice tbAt they would not en-
xa1ea se4t1Ae1s tot tAe future deIfesJ qf psvpwiy
, 1877-07-27
MARINE NEWS.
TIfE SAILORS STRIKE.
~ The Editor af Ihs 1'FtLunt.

IL SNl1AC4eA' 3ANlAtss
IL The Editor af Ihs 1Ftlnnt.
CatcAttu, July 9G.-tf you Will kindly allow mo
space In your falF-apuaktn8 papsrt saoud like 10
say fsw words fn defense Of sailorH. although y
great proportion Ut tho miserable bcln1p In co,u.
an of our lake vessels will NJ doubt Eay they arc
undescrsIux men. You say in your tsaus Ut to.
day that the aai!ors Rtrnek fs 81 10 per day, which
rats WA chcesfHiy paid by the mastets. 1t II
auito tfug that tho sa,0rs struck Tor that 1xurs,
but Tho raason ruost Ut tho mnstcra paid II was,
that They were rather afraid to remain tn port at
Tits critical tinic and also because they found
could aus 70 obtained ny cheaper; but can sssuse
They say they cannot AFFORD such wages on =
three cent freight, but two years .heo They paid
ST. Is per day on freight Of ono and thtts.q quarter
iiMting the past week have seen shipmss.crs
walking VI Water street whole dsy trying to ret
Fata thsy had to pay sitter III. refer 70 the men
who safl tho sclirs reshttgo, l.. Il. coates, ind
II ycsssi.owners conld str,ke a. wcll as sas,or4,
they wuu|d nut now be forced TO admit that
their lats runllns plan ended In such \
ss nese 1ey pay ses
T6s moat outrageous falsehood ! hare aver seen
l'oM Of last evening. II stated that : number Of
men went on Turaday afternoon IN hoard the
sel,t,onrr Elizabeth Jones' and demanded that ths
ceIw should leave The vessel Or receive the al.
vancel wages, and lhnt thu lcAs!er presented r..
.olrer at tku head Of ths Captain. threatening to
shoot him II he wou!i uppusc thera. ut,nn which
tho Captain struck HIN G~tweensthn Eyes, and
dr0se thuni ashore. Either Ihe Ifosl must 6s try.
ing 10 get aheaa Ut TuE TNthrSk for marine newt.
or else no Use nautical exptrs1!onI thers !unst
b. so:neshns wrong with tho opi'c. rigging Of thu
went IN board tho Elizabeth Jones. aud, after tc.
" tftern mlnutts' rsrtcy With thu crew. snccered
quietly In getting then. 10 bring tse!t clothes
wRges.
The fo.t further ssJs thut tho vessel was towed
down to Hush. street bfiass that sscninR without
Washington street until yesterday morning.
ny inserting tho abotu plain truths III }ouf col
nuns you Will obilge luil1 q unnlbef Ut constant
RAIDERS of your paper, who. ailhouyh much abused
ny many newspapers arouna the lakes, still tenain,
u thcJ alwsys have BEEN.
FmtxNDa Or Law Axp OupEH.
, 1877-07-27

BUFFALO. July 2A-ysasels passing Port Col
borne lock last twenty -louk hours, ending q
o'clock, 18th:
Wesward-Nariue. to Daluth; Pyuasia, 10 Tple-
do; basks Caaaaa, 70 Shohpygan; Il. Gsskiu, 10
Asussing. Lake SUPERIOR L. y. Hammond, 70
Chicago; schrs L. y. Eaton, 10 Detrols; Waa-
casta, TO Cleveland; Onward. 10 Cleveland: Og-
depsburg, to Cleveland: Lilly Pszsons, 10 Black
Href -.
EA4twsrd-PTops ColumbIs, to Montreal: Gran.
ite State, 10 OY;densburg; brig llcnry kobey. TO
Kingston; tArkI Jainea Wgaa 10 BEueklilte; l.. u.
, 1877-07-27

ho,. s2a a.kc and 8. ~ hid: important .ranrsc'
,s;,,,,. Szr ; s
!5sf VsSta;,:;. s:';r; II: W ;.s:f ; ,s @ t's
N;3;% ,ss, r., ,,,, r,n,,,,;, s,m: fntr
es,n%,s: y: \ *fn;;t.7s: .nrstaas s,a': sai Ms:t
+; sSs " Ms:: 9; Ss:ss: s!:s:.; j. s;
" Gnm% : :Mssa@ffm: ":S.fErt Western -, t.a.n
lnwrr IL stt winter nrn; new t'l aNd wh.tr wnire.
;gt;ss: srniss'sr. s,;s.t SsefTT +!
Y: f.. * + ;s: $s
u ssss's INV: Es;t:: !; "!si sss;:; {; g.
s,s itSss!; i!sS. $'eiipS r. 2! hi 'n'.sd
MsS@IH:SanSva ' "".ss ~ '~>'
s: s': AZ ~
sca1 a a3 III h,nrsd aa'e' *a' "'''s ''''
E:!s$s:sS.'s'!; s.s$ss., oa.".@A@''
Ss;r:S;
$s:, s.:s ID tssss
rr,s-I,n,r,,e;i: RI Hrr.s-E,,tms w:sts .lat 1s'a'c*
n,,r,xo.. ,u, n..1!xs'tE snF,n;,-se.rer. frm. .oa
1 atsaa' 1nd % H9 "ssfn ssptc'rf e.
i:s:Ss: s':s; ;:s ;s|
's; fsS s: ;:e's$! ss :saGss ~ j..
FIN M asensnss1 ~ =, ,7a,a
oissr ratis x1a!, ~ an!! YS',ns| 4 ns|naaF'
S5rss-S a, .nsS'ns;c .!,.,; .s;s, =,
4o ss III aisa x" aF''' Wheat ID ' ''' eo'"
&1ttHN - ttfr1st Il
, 1877-07-27

Tho Ial0xlHF Ibttfl0lGhH wore Alcu IOI fCcof0
Thur4lAy, duly III:
rlrY rNRrKHTr.
Moure At. 81 II " 0f Hona st. {. 1AxlO0 II,
uaIrd Sept. -. lh7l .......... ...,....6 RNt
H4Incr II, l1htt " Ut RulEY II. , {, Ii<N H.
s:a IT, with insflttng. dacd Junr /. ......s.. tHN'
SRnir sir atH,tg. ttat at AHrt H. lA77.... 4,aU
Twenty .trhih.t ~ II . Ut t5GrIhsldi II. ~.
4t,siJ H. dated 4uty 9t..+ .,,............ 17UO
ih,.s IL. t4l July iy*6....:.:;..:........:". t.Su
West nnsrt&. 1t. I'LL It Ut lloyna Nv. nj, rs
III Il. ed july 1.HD
sotiH ny iIrt LIMIT, WtTMiS = EAhIrA " sKfxX
MIt.E> TilE Tnr r.is.itk:.
Thraup Ut, :tltL VI 6tAts'IlA3rI u, I. .NIl9>
H. lated JULY f.,l..,.,,,,,.....,....... .,l .,...,H 10
south iItartoIn i, i7a ii sof fortleth It, ~,
:stin,ft isir, .Taiy A'....,...........:..... btD
Sane ny. a.4 II u VI Ahcrlcrn II, I. 2ta!1a
II, dated APRIL :. 1h7tt.. 100
, 1877-07-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Bank Clearings Kept Up by Re.
mittances Through the
Western Mails.
Tho Produce Markets Quiet and Firm
---The Board Of Trade in
Militant Session.


Tnc arrival Of The uninterrupted Western mails
furnishes the hanks with tho hulk Of The hnsIncrs
that nrpcars In tho ctcarincs Their c"nntry cur
respondents contnun 10 await draftt f"r collection,
and to nrdcr currency In cases where 1t can be fos'
w1rlrd.
The local business of thc hanks WINS very light.
Demand. fnr bank accommodation were few hHa
sc.ro,'c* wrrc fewer still. The banks uniformly
rrlInc to make advances nnon ttn8 tint needs t'
lr transported tn rcac1l s,arkcl md In nil respects
pursue n policy ifcaty allied to doing nothing at
all.
Rate. NJ discount wc.t aGbt0 per cent al The
hanks to reg uiar customers.
New York exchange was nominal. Quotations
were Stc per s1.01o dtseount, though Aaics wcsc
Nude nt S..'i0 of.
The clcnrlngA were s., 500. QUO.
auLD AND GNEESbACks.
Cod VA. f0:,sk1naI4 In Grccnb,ck..
tifernbacka were n5,4 D4st cents on tho dollar
In r,II
, 1877-07-27

6pzt4W lV7p7sI4 70 1Ns 7t1VaHss
Fpn7 Hunox, Mich, Jaly 70. .--uuwu-Pfopa
j. Bcrtsehy. California, Marine City, Arc.
Tie, Vanderbilt, Nisssh1ckon, co1inbcEry and
barges. Vienna aud cansuTt; schx MxJ Hattie.
rp-Props Ci,y Of Toledo, Idaho, n. W. Pow.
eEs, tioanoks, N. X. Faishsnk, y. Chamberlain
.nd tow: Tempest md hstses;, schrs saysand.
Jennie tiraham, D. Waxstad. Joha Martin. John
Hica, rna4!ia, J. N. Foatest u. Anderson, b. y.
Bruce. e. Cro4khwytte,
, 1877-07-27
COMMERCIAL.

The following weEs thu receipts and shipments
Ut thr leading articles Of produce In this city during
the IL cnty hour hours ending u 7 o'clock on
Thursday morning. and for tho corresponding tine
Last year:
, 1877-07-27

Sptrfdf WspdtcA Ia 7Ae 1FfbHnf.
MAnQtETTE. Mtrh., July eB.-Cicatr1 prop
Cnrmorsnt, tchr Charles Wall. Weather anc. Wind
eouthtart; light.
, 1877-07-27

Cn1rAco.-Frclchts wero unIct at Ae for. earn
to lutfato. ftoom vas taken for los, 900 bu corn
on the schts II. ". Sage and Pathfinder. corn 10
Iln7atu at &c, nnd the rrnp 1nhia. corn 10 Eric.
The barge tluldns star, corn through via sarnia.
, 1877-07-27

DnspaEronr, July n1.-ArnlvE Ep-rtop Mon.
sank. 1ockport, 40 br!s -four. Isl, 200 ronnds Of
meal; b. r. Wright Morris, O, 900 bu corn.
, 1877-07-27

Hxw Yonk. July "a. .-lsxxsEs-Thcr railroad embargo
hn* wholly hnatttsu tho 1Ye.stte1 mAtket here and
!hr slssnoMa trIces received fr sch st"sk ~ coulh
twenty fur l!uuFA alta: tAu regular tfanaHortaou
channels l'avu been rcDpenris VI hcef cattle to-dHy
i.a'd! = tssai, TT =. g.nn T.! prl1n" stsFs w;fs
fur rcaan slIes md !!"ic for Hztro do, faIr becf
generally SILL Ut I5c t.rF D..
HkgP ictrtpls, j. ia,s king HOT fof thrcn &ays
aEsinst i:En .aHo s!tns t.t wScki market rrn foI
srs, ranIel fron, to NV nor y, Eulrlntn to RaHi
iain1s !FuM t0 uh:i Tow chUteo jeEscy aalnps
rGlGil r.r lA:.
I'uas-Sulc received sInre Tuesday.
. HtffAfa
ErrfALo, .tu.y .H.-Su movement Of tlve atuck to-
day. h!pmcnta ths Erln shA Cenlra1 l;;,sda will
probably lg made JH1r few sAtl.s Ut
liz we[u Hu " butchers to-day but not sufficient Tor
ullQtaItQnt,
, 1877-07-27

FOHEy15Hs
l.snuS. .Jnly c1. Tho proportto.t of !hr nank
M Eu.:lani ru.srsc tn liability IT. a1alnst ~ 1-l0
l4at week.
tonsola. nancy nnu account. g4's.
L. :. l.pntl--H7a. l0jE; Usa, 1904; 1O.40s,
1ln; new ~, lD7,
ren,ral, III: E1!c. IL: preferred. IT; illinois
Central, n. --...-
rAnt4, July 20. .-Rcn.ct, 1o7f B3c.
, 1877-07-27

Eaw Yorx. July Al-butlheas uontfnuta light. ownR
10 Interruption TO ttanspastoni notion xoos quiet
snd scAdyt grnIn bags Ia good demand anil nrm nt
Aivarrst rrnts in moderate reauest, Ff*emAns aarx
prints nppnc1 At Oct eassnrtcs hns! wor4tcd coatngs
rss asttrs hAunels continue tn taIs request, foreign
go0l1 Qlsct,
, 1877-07-27

CHICAGO, ST. PAUL 4 N1HNEAPoLB LINE
Ticket oiccs a., Cark.st. and nt klnsto'strcc 1,e,
, 1877-07-27

CHICAGO. ALTON 4 ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
KANSAS ClTY l. DENVER BH0Ar LINES.
Union ncput, West Aic ncnt aadtsnn.at, bridge tna
Twenty. .thifd.st- Ticket Office, l3l 1tandolpt.tt.
, 1877-07-27

| TURtsI:NT1NE.
WILMINGTON. July .g.-srlnlTs IunrEHr1xk-Tirm
, 1877-07-27

Pullman Intel Cars arc rim through. hctwrrn tlf-
car" snd OnnhA. on the train Having Chicago n inn
a. N.
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National Republican., 1877-11-13
Democratic Economist.

Mr.. SPRINGER, of Illinois, il most de-
vOut rclOrIuer aud economist. Few men are
more Pharasaical than he in all matters oI
economy, but, like all shams, his prccepts
and performances arc too wide apart to be
counted even rs neighbors. A circumstance
has recently come 10 light which shows how
deeply this statesman feels for the interest
of money saving TO the Government. III
the Forty-tourth Congress he had something
TO do with the bill providing for an appro'
priation of 81 100000 for the Centennial
Exhibition, and to make an exhibition of his
own intrinsic worth and usefulness he intro.
duccd an amendment TO the bill which had
for its intent to return the money to the
Government. Unfortunately for the meas
ure, however, Mr.. SPRINGER's understand
ing Of the meaning Of language was 30 de-
icctivc that the law was exceedingly anbig-
uOus-so much SO that the Centennial Board
appealed TO the courts for a legal and rcli-
able Interpretation of it's terms. Pending
this question in the Supreme Court of the
United States, Mr. SPRINGER was seized
with desire to help the Government out OF
the dilemma into which it had been brought
by his own behavior and he begged Attor-
ncy General TLFT 10 designate him as
special counsel for The Government. This
request was granted under the impression
that Mr.. SPRINGER, having been the author
Of the difficulty, Yas conscicntiOrsly
anxious to volunteer remedy.
But II now turns ont that there Is sequel
20 the affair. 1t appears that Mr. SPRINGER
was not so much actuated by motives of M.
triotism as by thirst for gain in his desire
TO suCcor his Government. He has appeared
before the House Appropriation Committee
with liberal claim for his valuable sCrv.
ices in the matter Of relieving the Govern.
ment from difficulty Of his own invention
He urged the committee to introduce u bill
suspcnding the following section of the Re.
vscd Statutes, which seems to stand be-
tween him and the T.eIsu vaults:
SIC. 1863. No officer in any branch of the
public service, or any other person whose
| salary, pay, or CruiumUuts are fixed by law OI
| regulations, shall rrrciv" any additional nay
| cytIa allowance, or compensation, in any inrnl
| whatever, for the disbursement of public
| money, ur Tor any other SCrNlcc or duty what
ever, unlrss the same is authorized by law
and appropriation therefor explicitly states
that it is i'rr such additional pay, extra allow.
| anCc, or compensation.
What the committee will do with this
case, We are unadN .sCd, but unless public
officer is entitled TO extra compensation toi
being incompetent, we 10 not see how il
can be- justified in ailording the relief called
ior. This performance ought to cllcctuallS
close up the economy pipe in Mr. SPRING,
its sweet notes upon the ears of the pcopl,
again on that subject.
National Republican., 1877-11-13

WITH other journals, we were led TO pub
fsh portions of an interview which the New
York Herald set forth to the public as hav-
Ing occurred between one of its reporters
and Senator CoNRLINU. That gentleman
denounced the affair yesterday on the floor
OF the Senate as n fabrication, no such inter
view having occurred. What could have
led the NcrdM into such an act OF rank in
Justice toward Senator CoSKLING or any
other man, VIC are at loss TO divine. Ii
intended rs mark of enterprise, the rcpu-
ttion acquired in such n way is very chcNr
at best, and the effect will be to bring dis
credit TO its statements when it speaks the
truth. We are heartily glad the interview
proves untrue.