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NLW JEAAEY SIICE.
strikers Realizing the Majesty of the Law
One of Ihem Sent 10 MI.

Tho examination II the strikers on the Con-
uA Klli.ad of N,w Jersey WA, continued hour, Wee.
chancellor Van flcctin ScwarA yesterday The general
charge Rsniusi eleven of them contempt of court IN
oh-iru iu- the working OF trains on roal that i. iu
bankruptcy and under the OF the Court ui Chan.
Gerry The testimony was conce ruins the actions of the
men At Fhnp-Durs ami nfhor places Tho hearing will
he continued day. Nnuam Dtucl- refused on
To, stay iu answer the mt ru-alr. u either ruIn.,
.r court lie Wa Hfrai-ncd nr ntruoc Yesterday The
Nr Chancellor, after situklus o tAc lcs.it-,u tlt
strikers oi the niuc-' loss which ftir ucts mad fi.
l both uIun the state aud country large Hd4fr,s
VI Dance.
You have d.ohovod this Court. and have rendered
yourself nlc punish nrnt contempt hy refusing to
thr question. put To YOU You should has, known
thai ts Court repro .eus the Wnr-tN nf tc law, Aul
thtit is backed hy thc whole IoMrr OF the state Ihr
VI 'tAaucrlor then sentenced VI Daniels 10 rHN fine
90 s'n uih lo remain IN ail durns e pleasure OF tr
count tnuu- may ulplN for pardon, l- Honor .ull.
hut the Court viii u,tc grant IL uuc.s convinced that
the prisoner had rrituted and rciurrucd
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a Young Husband Kidnapped.

year ago william T. Moran. nGcd 2l and
Mis-. Mitchell aged y, wcro married iu lloh0kon Anew
LAYS Hso they auarrtod and Moran ao kod np his Wics
good, ana -nt her 10 her uncle at hast Orange The
uncle made repeated efforts a. heal the dncuty
aud induce Moran 90 go 10 Orange and live With
IN. wlle, hut without avail Then tho wife and
uuclc rcsortoi a. strategy NJ. Moran wont to
nonokru ana called on her hl.hnul The result ot
the visit hting that he 'srnritd htr in the ears ON
NHluus IIrtrAts tllc 'ttn'i llm uuill uc tWn had
started Then he umlHd up amt iu-hHd tu the door,
where las Miic- unolo met him and iuvit him a. rn 10
oru5c promi ling 10 provide oc hIn and his wc o. tev
woI Il only i've together Moran frfu.'i ni- Mr.
y 'Atll Fm.p'd HI. collar and rtfusri tuuIoW hlu 90
aye the train There was "a tus,o. amt then Moran
o. h -'ut In side liz WIFE, went o. a. and rfiuHld
uu thc next dHN lie returned io iohok' D.. ani proc
tufcd warrant iuf tht HIrst O Ia Nl' llrN 900 Is
' are Of kidnapping Justice Ncnl nNOd tAc bail at
~. MMoh Nj MIl-hrll INAlMA lmrm.nDl-
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a Desperate .Woman's Revenge,

James Wilicrmott. aged -. of ii2 West
Twenty sixth street ems loved IN The Dcana'cr Iron.
work., taken To the Eastern District Hospital VII
ham,bursh, last night. shrcknely muualed. In adj.
ton 10 other injuries. he had ncros, each thigh deep
cut five inches IN length. two across the hao X
az the lct and across the right hand which severed
ever Ntin gui another cut which .llit the middle finger
o' the rsht hand
He sMl he had been Injured hN woman named Mrs
lNnora Nr'ofuirk ht i-b first strr,t. william -hur.h
Cant Nu-lim -ird tie woman ht that llaCr She
THAT She id the cutting, amt when uufrnutr
with hrr Ncl tim. sall, "G-- d. you. wish had a
iI.fU su could have blown Nuur brain. OUT he -ad
- w- tlH'l lou hni. ulcu shoui not he alive tu nl
shame When l0 ned uu. siV ,Aii her ,Nl. ami
thu' -io Ind tlt Nldnruntt hrDau, the kunNl-i.e
having -'i .ri h'r Ncral year. ngo hat part,i her
from roHi ANA loving husband In san Francisco She
cam IHlu t'trr. % month Hsu. tn get rcNcusp wilder
mott Aa- "a W4!c AMI uHrrl,d children
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THE FAMINE ~ INDIA.
Thousands Star>tng-Ihe Highways Fined
with the Dead and Dy Ing.

LONDON, Aug 10 The Times Bcllary cor
respondent, writing under date OF July II. de-
srTHSbhc aw,u. elects OF the famine in south
working gangs contained a fair proportion Of
stalwart mon ana women on whom the famine
at that tim" had made no visible mark. hut this
i no longer the case. The great bulk Of tho
l. 'oplo ar" now cma lat Il. their rib, are stick-
lu- ont in painful ptnmln .urr. nnd their skins
covered with a diry-loukng dos, ,ilpmaiion of
le'Mti led s'ribcd in the Irish fam of lsiG-7
iN pr, Donovan asa peculiar famine crup-
ton. II "" look at the thousands of people col
l"tc' on the relief works. these famine marks
arr oi almost universal prevalence. The SUI
l'rlni'nl"n ~ ol lh' r"li'l "pcrai9hs 10 Adum
reports that a journey over on" of his roads re-
e'mhlcd the path of II great battle in the num-
hrr- II the dnud aud dying. II the people had
hrcn smiit'n by local outbreak of cholera in
ordinary times. they would have fled from the
works and never returned. but SO severe is the
leave the works aud lose their pay. even ior a
single day"
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The Rev. MI. >cu,nann ana III, Flock.

N'"'' Is trouble between the Roy. Robert
n '"' " ~ Pnuls Lutheran LNautrheal Church,
, ''''h u "rApn hnd his cnn-rrs atom Thc
' rl} i's new one. ant mauy ol tic worship
J. III, ie pastor because they tIlnk thnt hc docs
h.. " we ia't on nlihty nluld ~ ui. ll JHlv
tgiUt Nid' kiH. frt.il'ut OF to Iuii,ihn
hfa.ir. sN' '"N' Irfhhun at the thulch ht nnhu,lY
hfnn. Az, ,'NhI inim" COMPLAINT against Mr. ADu
~ l.t Il'h '!pHd the dnors oi thc ohulcl against
l., Guy Nh sunday no ulistlutuNn wa, liurrd iu
tmfI tr lr'hel ~ Hs u-usl Mr N,uinun b.,
nUiI, lnin o' BROOKLYN ~, IA. counsel amt n is
th.. F ''Ni"Nl'y WIll reach the coults iOr DC.
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SOME U.f>HfNGTON rOPTCs.
O'Donovnn Ro.sn'. Claim to Once Under n
Fraudulent President.

WAsHiNcroN. Aug. 1i.-O'Donovan Rossa's
failure To- Keep hotel IN Chatham square has brought
HIM to the Treasury Department to get au office Ia. ar
p'auNn wa. received az the Treasury department to
dlN l' la.ts h- ffluerii clam the Office on the
mort DE m1i "i 900 run4 - state senator Hul since.
o., ' >N 10 r'i 'W Chr lflsh from the slavery uf
isnrHN Hni oDonovau Eus.a sktiche, IA, iiri-
'cintl atriui g. tugt nu oi unl saws that previous
1ll aiin t Cen Grant would have been successful ii
"l' ,inr Arthur hhi MT fl~,i the o ccton that one uf
hn>sh sous was already IN the custom luus, In the
t"t, mt rtr,nchmrut officers this wa. removed
ana another son who 10 the Post Ohc, he cpartnent
Ia, ut,n luIlNl hN y. AmDs, 10 f,.l.m.
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MoSrREAL. Aug. l5.-'rho investigation into
the murder of llich, on the l2h of July was resumed
todny. Michael Quinn, arrested today. WAS placed in
tho dock. Mara wosh sworn II identity Quinn ~ the
pir who assaulted the girl who carried an orange lv
iuloNrd the crowd to nnnns store. where dlsnc ty
SAW Qmun Ilck up lackeus revolver nn iire nt INN
saw john Shcrlnn advance aud IRE second shot At
IackctL Who immediately icl.n
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a Crippled Insurance Company ou, Of Court.

Several days ago Secretary Of State Kelsey
made Application to Nicc Chancellor Van Fleet IN Sow
am or the apIontm0 ~ o receiver tor the tlrus In
suranee COMPANY, and an Injunction restraining the
company from duln. business Mr. Joseph Cuulf asked
the NiccChancrllnr yesterday IN dism., the comulu
hsHn.t tlf rumlnnA lui a. i,,uINc the uuuuD The
Nlcr Chancellor ~Hd that lc could unt i-n.. fhc url
t,tinl-, except upon tlv al threatened UIc complainant
Nr kolseN then informed ur court uia tll company
hal tcsurrd a ts outstanding risk, IN the rtupis In
surHuDr company of N,vAk apt h.l >.,lf,d thc Ia,-
Wtut q" Hl unpaid lnsso. Y The deposit iu tru. li.
ttni amount of security. The Nc, thauct lur thrtr.
tore, -iHu,d the motion to dismiss the IInOccn The
hnhlllur> of the tirNns' COMPANY were 80 ~ a.
Ass, I, llI au2. lrnAu- lAnll nl tnl lhl N.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-Thc annual report Of
the National Association Of Mexican War survivors has
Just been published 10y the secretary Mr. A. NJ kenadnv
for distribution 10 tc members II contains ntcre sting
statistics derived from official sources showing among
ether facts the whole numhor Of troops employed in
M'Nlt9 iIum tach siai, swing tie names O the r.gi
int MAI command"rs An estimate iasol t. the a.cor
"n,i nuuer m Survivors of iuriN reguents luts the
lNihl hunihtr oi survivors ut the 7~D The
uunh tor pension t. the survivors which met the
Unanimous arproNa u the House Repre- .cntaiiNes
AriibEs Ann hppHftNN!'l Mhrp the n,Nt Congress ~
rit'cu oi the states have PASSED rtsolufons ~
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Republican Conspiracy In spain.

MADRID. Aug. ia Republican conspiracy
has hocn discovered and frustrated, ana many arrests
made 800 Madrid and she Provinces In Government
l's, nWcNrr TIE mtNrN M l> cuu-l rec, mportant
Perfect uanqwht, prevails throughout tA,i ounlry NJ
Irt-tut
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a Descendant orn Pilgrim Deacon.

Benlnmin Blossom. nscd 49, who for nny
yoars dealer IN cotton and naval snrs IN this city,
died Mt the residence OF his SON Josiah blossom 4ip
llcmy street BROOKLYN, ON Monlay lie was born in
ftrhHNrn Mass, n hncal descendant ui Thomas Blns-
sun che r-i beacon In the Pilgrim society o plymouth,
about ln27 The funeral - tins afternoon.
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THE STEAMER DENMfR
A Vigorous hut Futile Effort to Save her from
Iibci-The Libel TO he Fiied To- Dny

WASHINGTON. Aug 15.-Thc National Line
made avigorous effort to-dayt to save its steamer
Denmark from libel but failed. John Chctwood
appeared before Assistant Secretary McCor-
mick to-day and pcttioncd for the rcl"aso Of
the vessel without bonds He represented that
il was difficult to obtain bonds to the amount
required two to three hundred thousand dol
lars without paving heavy bonus. and the line
WIS ready to pledge the return of the steamer.
which was advertised to sail tomorrow and
could not hc detained without suffering great
loss. lie charged that there seemed to be an
cspren desire 10 press eases against English
steamships. while vessels under the American
nig. engaged In trade with the East Indies.
wer' iuunt 90 la,r snilrglDd goods on board
ngHin aud again without any step hcing
taken tu cOni nm the vessel: and Cnpt-
Il 81 -tcau'rs. be- lid not hnlcyc an
American sNp entered NV York harlor
from fore sn port without bringing Snug .lcd
goo Is To ~Ynin amount Au ad iitional hardship,
hr aNrrrgd. lay IN the fact that the highest oni-
cer Implicit in the organilrd smuggling op-
'ra''hN Tor Whl'h lh' Ns~el WAS t. sr1rd
WIS purs"r. Secretary II Mccormick To- Il Chot-
wood that i'm cas thr vessel hni mot been lhclird
tOu in roc sing the Vo-- ] without r,uuIrin.
bonds To the iutl amount AMI hc would ut once
ascertain from Stewart I Wnulinrd thr rnnl
District Attorney. and the io'lowin.: answer. adj
dressed to Mccormick. was sent hore:
received report from The collector that hc had scl,d
' whieh ~, h,,f .f i,' moment rs,i'd lt, h. in.
ins ic easg asuu'i ihc ,css.i. strong and the sk
wini present fat 81 % o Ill , ,,n,,s ,"H M ,' n,s
sle 50 great tst do nor hcovc possible iopr,,nt
Of vessel. To- watch th, suberina',. aud prevent si6.
beins brgusht ou board raudu. nil,
stw,n l. wooriosp. United states Attorney
II was after o'clock this afternoon when the
diIspatcni 4 came and W. r9-sac /, oyrr Sesrciary
I & 4sNn Al tttfl tftttr
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The lcsi'r family held picnic at Pom
Qunsuc hast week II Is supposed to be the larso. family
the Island There were IN Attendance, l4.iirs IN.
old ulk, iuurtct children and one huiird aud twenty
ulc Grand and great erhndchdicn. some OF them nom
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UTICA. Aug. l5.-Thc Prohibition State Con
Neuuon today nominated me following So,r,tnr, Of
state. Henry llA-mcr, Bro1kNn Comptroli,r iins T
Tn'foft Svracu-'. Treasurer. u J " Gro.,tnOr Lock
port, Attorney Hcnral, q Haven, Grh.nn An4 lllrhur.
Eu4 ana survey ll'uN u MNrf. ufrltrss
county Ie resolution, thftit Is the duiy ot A tn
tNurJsI L.c CRIME ol sailing ihioAlN NHuug duuL, ats
suppfrs. /. the nrst ston toward iriie time, The
HuIuruaucn Of money for scct1u nl,tu ion, ui learn.
iut ONli tuuod Woman suffrage i,tdNNrtd, Hid the
co oAuun Of phllsnlhropsts Christians and rattil Is
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JIfE LIIEST ON UORLD NEWS.
Suppression OF the Slave Trade Egy ptians -
be Tried ns Assnssins.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. Aug. 1j.-Thc now con-
Nenuon concluded ictwecn Great Britain ANA Elpt Tor
The suppression of the slave trade Is publ very
stringent ana entirely prohibits the export or import OF
nc-rn slaves IsNI'iau slave traders will be- tried by
court martial us u..t,us fuiHi- -nrr. viii hc handed
over 90 their own Tribunals Brt. cruisers are author
ifpd trrtpturr >lANNr- hul-tfe the Egyptian ag The
kh,dc engages tu abolish all lri, faic In slaves in
lsNI within seven years and witniu twelve years "
suuian AMI the frontier Provinces
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ponTLAND, Me-, Aug. 15 The professional
sn'lr ''ul rncc Ht sohhso Lake to-day was won rasy
hN fr,n'hy johnson coiorcdiof Boston ~ minutes
,li - Hcond- l'ntn- sander, rnd lAnDh % Salem,
Ross OF ST John, bu-roll of lnWrll. who srrnui.
nnd uhunncN OF Portland The distance waA short
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Evart. Renting an $4,000 House.

WASHINGTON. Aug. lj.-Scrrefary Evaris has
rented prominent lirsv hous, owned %, II ilutchiu
son. on the corucr of AMI Fifteenth streets Tie rent
,i a. he 500 the amount o Esarts salary as sc
|. lAlN VI sillo
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firm al ~ ant u i Baker a Co, while wtuCking near
ocean View icll from plank aud broke hls back lie
died within AL hour
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ERIE, Pa. Aug. l5.-At tho examination of
four -uikrrS ths morning, trN bound tu tfil
at the nNt term court BAL nNod at 500 IA one
cas-, and $50 IN the others
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1oNDnN Aug. l5.-Wninm Iongman tho
wei .i.Nu lNlnu luh -liti vino had been seriously al
Tor suiuc time past ,lrad
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CfNcINNATI. Aug. ia storm passed over
CtOn, ll last evening completely destroy ins n church
school hon,c, mill And number of dwelnss . anu doin.
Considerable damage " ths cropA
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug 15.-Tho Crescent CITY
rh team lc today ioI CreednooT 10 compete In the In
teT state match.
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=, At lIndnm.? at AN, ~; 6, "a; Q. to, /
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The King of Holland TO Abdlca,e.


FpINnUEGH. Aus. ia London drspat II to
II, ud, tu abdl,ate
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ON Goo. fair vMlet sNcrfAnt breast
' HlW, .WN't fAN N- ~ -uuW"r rest.
NI' NNAf lkc JrNcr lru4-llf hfln'-
"n It's smooth lawns and solemn woods
century since, In name nui .moAc.
.h Storm %. iiNr ur, % lrfsN,
N''. 'fr l|' N.f td'l iufn..i ini fl0N
'"' ll fsrnt fields Wtre str.Nu VAL lDa1
,'Ht. q'i. to act ana bold todnro.
~" NHih'ft hlnNntIul hHflf vNfr there.
Ni Al"u Whu hnd flung III, pon
NNl' 10 lead NE B,4kshlfo mDn.
Nih ncf, on-.t. blow on blow.
!.l iu.h'l UIun The ,mhnttlrd foe,
H'w tMfpi ll. squadron. lfom the NHa
"h' N"Nts hciuie u'c autumn lalc.
l' never may the purrlc stain
- N,nINHt lln, ihD~c ut ld- ululn,
~" NiN ihif valley ever cease
!" war tAr placi smilo Of peace.
herc l"-do Mnt hh'iic0cn,
lu .hi thc NuW TINT. ere No Nioii
'N ll.lls luf ~ hiDh our fathers hlrd
~" pN"l shan sir' y the ground We tread.
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TEnAGo LAKE. Me-. Aug. l5.-The match race
single shells, between Ahtrn OF Boston AMI Kennedy Of
Portland for $40 side, was won by the isttor lne
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t'i ~ S'nrioynnt llousc. broadway and
y 5JA Az" luik ito'ms with board. a. ~ ss and
ssg 81 .,iina 10 l-cauon. Rooms Europesn
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JoTiINGS .lHorr TOUN.

Nprhone' to southeast Winds rising baromo-
tor, ,Dlltr, iHruN Dl.ul> weather.
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JOHN Y0UNG'S WIFE LIBBY.
WHY SHE mas MEIER BELTETED IN
POLYGaMY or MORMONISM.
Renouncing her rsn.baud since hi. Marriage
with TueiIa tchh- History OF an Unhappy
woman" Wy Hushnnd SIN Loves Me-"

PHILADELPHIA oct. O. - Mrs. Libby
Young the wife Of John w Young. third son II
the Prophet who has recently appeared in salt
Lake in company Ni.r Tuclla Cobb, his lat"~t
wife. left this city tnie morning for Emira, y.
u. where she VIII su,nd the winter ut wntor-
cure establishment She was accompanied 10
the icpo' 10y her lr,'h,r. Wesley Garfield. and
his WIFI a. whose house ~" has been staying
since sho arrived l.of, from Utah carly iu Sep
TENDER Mr.. Young has Tcr=istcntiy rcfus III
30 talk to reporters since she has been in this
city. hut just before her departure this morning
che relaxed the rul, 80 far as to admit THE SVS
correspondent ioi ai'w minutes. She was found
seated in tho pirasau; rarlor Of Wesley Can
fcld's house. in Columbia avenue. and dressed
In neat travelling sui; # gray Her manner
was ailahlc though she seemed much agitatcd.
She half rose from her s,ai az the visitor entered
extended a soft white hand which shook a liiilc.
gnd sank ha' * with liant smile upon her siill
landsom" but caroworn face she is petite in
figure. her ey.h a." black. anal her huir iS Of TIA"
game color When % Vlrl she must have hreu
beautiful. hui NOW thor ura dark hiu" circles
nbout the eyes and thtrc H. "a COMPRESSION, Of
tho lips. "a pIicnNss arN,l the n'-trilS. AMI
lremulousn'.s 10 the iaude That are very pain
ful e. 500. Fhis womrn i- -umrd 10y fire
of jealousy unspcakali" vr j. dving II rcmorsc
and shame. IN ncf youth and lovclin - she
compelled john W Young ~ discard two for
NOR wives a. SECURE her. and for ten years she
ruled in his household bore him several chill
her beauty hcgiue "a fade AMI when She is
about to become q. mother for the fourth time,
rhc finds herself suprlnr',d hv a chit of giri
with nr"y ince wnlr hers il haesurd
woman. n"ad Nahum unicr-iani t'iat
band hns marrl'd rurlA Goth. saw a STATE.
ment IN II. innn!'ilha iN"'S mat YOU -pid
your. coming D 90 m,i n'ihinsto do with any
Family trouble rdi WIt a'.Orting 60 your usual
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Figures to show the very Expensive Methods
Prnctised In brooklyn.

Ripley Ropes, as a member OF the State
Board Of Charities, appeared before the Kings
County Supervisors Committee on General
Taxes. to ask for reduction Of the amount to
be- appropriated for the institutions under tho
care Of the Commissioners of Charities. Mr.
Ropes said that in the last year when business
men and others were reducing expenses for
their own salvations tia, the Commissioners
had increased their expenditures. In July.
1877. there was an increase Of sl2 2J6 in the ex-
penscs " the various district offices over what
they were ia July, 1876. This increase was at
tim" when there was no outdoor relief to dis
tribute. The list OF sanried employees con
tanned 2lJ names, and in addition to this small
army. 3sl unpaid employees were engaged
about tn" buildings. The appropriation for the
past ils'al year was flul12I 80. while the actual
expenses were siGi34i IL. The expense Of
less. there being there no district offices and no
personal clerks. The cost of puupcrs to Now
York county was $40 n year each the cost To
Kings county was $3.50. The New York Lunutic
Asylum hal 1000 inmates and it, salary roll
reached $4,000. I'm the Kings county asylum
werc 600 inmates, and the salary list reached
flS,uuO. Material reduction could be made in
the salaries paid without any injury to the
service.
Commissioner Norris pronounced the figures
unfair. saving that although the present sys-
tenn WIS bad vet the Commissioners had really
saved f2nUuO. and were entitled to credit for
that. The salaries In July. 1876, were cut down
to point that made them almost starvation
wages. because the appropriation for that ac-
count YVES too small Mr. Ropes said thut the
system If out-dnnr relief was all wrong. and
that i should h" wholly abandoned except ns To
the Supply " coal ".e charitable societies
would take care II the r,,..
The committee directed three Of It's members
TO examine the figures presented by Mr.. Ropes.
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4 wise Man In nm unwi.c Meeting.

Gov. Palmer of Illinois produced a GOODNESS
ina Erernhutk metung 800 springfield. last week. lie
hHptru.d fu %, present and WI. called On for speech
lc declined 80 tr- but uuflN Yielded To- repeated de
uauls. and CALMLY proceeded Ia SAY that -ltyiv pay
rut ,Iflhi aud The sooner they were he'd
tic lt would hc EVERYDAY.
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JfEt >t5SDERs.
A Razor arc - fse,nl,-s. aud ~ Fight with
SSH tscnu- Bnri,.epcr.


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upon The tooi GA" iuir'l being discharged,
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