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It IL evident that tho Illinois Senate will
pass tho bill appropriatiug $50, ,Ooo for sstab.
fishing an ad.'itionai Normal University for
tic northern part OF tho State. and It Il prob
ably understood that tho proposition will
receive lie sanction Of tho House. The
whole proposition might bs opposed on tho
ground that there ART alresdy State, county,
aud city Institutions Of this kind, aud that
the supply Of competent teaelers is In oxcass
Of tho demand. uut, wlilo Tho Legislature
might not listen To this objection, there is
ono thing they cannot ignore without doing
the taxpayers Of the Stata gross
injustice and injury. The Cook County
Boarxl OF Commissioners have formally
rendered to the State the grounds
and buildings OF the Normal School located
at Englewood, near Chicago. Tho buildings
and facilitios are much suparior to my which
could bo provided by al expenditure Of
$4,000. They are not only located 1T tLe
northern part OF The State, but within cosy,
quick, and cheap access from the noat popu
lous counties Of tho northern district. Tic
Village Of Enalewood IL a quiet and pretty
place, and all tho surroundings ara attractive
and desirable. II the disposition " to estab,
lish q Normal School for the advantage oi
the northern district, and not TO furnish
somo particular locality with = State
institution for which it Is lobbying, ths
Legislature will accept this otfcr. This will
save tho original expenditure OF 450, 900, ant
as much more as will bo necessary to cou
stsuct new buildings, and it will only b.
necessary to appropriate the fund. for tht
current expenses Of the institution Ih'
LctiA!ature ha5 uo right to Avinlie the peo
, 1877-03-14

From the returns received up to q late
hour from tho cirction In tho Ninth District
OF Georgia to I'll the vacancy caused by the
transfer Of 1lE:s Hill to tho Senate, 1t
appears Tint tho contest was closo and the
rcs,.!t somewhat doubtful. There were three
canaidatcs-ll1nAat 7. BELL, rcgular Dcmo-
cratic, EuonY SrEEH. Independent Dou,o-
crntic md Ancurn. Republican. 1t Is bnrcly
possible that tho Republican candidate may
alip in between tho two Democrats, but not
prnhnhIc.
, 1877-03-14

Ex.secrosary Monn1I1 modostly preferred
tho office Of Collector Of Custo,ns at portlaul,
Me-, TO tho higher position TINT President
HAYES, recognizing hia great ahility mud
valuable public services, would gladly have
teulercd him. Tho Portland Colloctorship
was Ills choice, amt tho appointment, which
was requested yesterday by senntor BLAINE
md A1r. HALE, was promptly nude. hfr.
3fonH111 has Just recovered from serious
aud protracted illness, md will valuo The rost
and relief from more oxacting dutiea TINT be
will hereafter enjoy md lns 80 amply earncd.
, 1877-03-14

The Chicago produce markets were actise
yesterday, snd averaged lower, especially on
provisions, which wese very weak curly. Mess
pork closed l0e per bsl higher, At $3.50
for April and $500 for May. Lard closed
l6o per 100 ns higher. At s9.l2i for April
md $3.50 tor May. Meata closed steady, ut
43c for loose shoulders, To for 8host-sibs, aud
7te for short-cleara- Mghwines were un-
changed, at sl.o4 per gallon. Flour was
, 1877-03-14

The London JYmts Of the 1ss of March opeus
lcalcf on the American Presidential struggle
iu Congress Is follows: '....
Thu struggle of partics at Washington bas been
prolonged almost beyond tbs eodutAnsa .! the
sI,illzsd world, Which nevertheless views with
desn iuIurrsi the development OF the drama FVf
R4sfay sVut months our attention has been hei4
pEou ths sl1vicl, haras1s4 W satprists Etfpis1ed
, 1877-03-14

with snnlttptfei techniealltiee, confused n tbs
crttesns. We arc At last near The clone Of thla
period OF protracted suspensc. .Betbrc nopn on
under the provisions Of tho law pa~atl i month
ugo BY Congress must declare whether Ut: 1tArks
Or Mr.. TlLukN has received majority Of the Totes
lnadc. neither The Republican nor the Democratic
candijate can b tnauRntatcd lawfully On the fol.
loFEnf Monday.
, 1877-03-14
A RAGING T1frTH.

The imprisonment and subsequent relensa
of the cousumacious Mr, TooTu, Rector Of
st. James', uatcham, England, have created
widespread excitement throughout that
country, and hnve furnished also a new
weapon 10 the opponents Of tho Church E.
tab1Iahment There aro probably those In
England and elsewhere who regard Mr.
Too7n's incarceration ns species Of martyr
dom, and othess who look upon 1t "a gross
innovation OF personal rights. At this dis
tance from Mr. TooTu's prison aud st. James,
Hatcham, the a6air appears rather comioa1
than otherwise, and ch,,roh-mombors In this
country will DO disposed to envy tho late
pariahioners Of Mr. Tooru, who con rely
upon tho low to atep In roliavo them OF hot
erodox mtnistrations. II Baptist congro-
CATION In this city, 10. instance. should bo
afflicted with Clergyman believing In Uni
versalist aoctrincs, and that clergyman
should preach that there wero neither
devil nor he'll, aud continue to preacl
1t, notwithstanding tho circumstances
Of his flock, they would most undoubtedly
bo delighted to hayo policeman stop Id
some Sunday morning and take their minis
ter to tho atation-houso, consign him to the
uttermoat darkness, or do anything else that
| wor.d laa1, t7r, ont NJ thai mint Thia
...,.s.1e..I.,,. ~. 49,. Iii, az I.,,,.,,
was s"osIaa1'snS @ao e@a' WA sAo Hu6.1au
Hector. He was TOOTH that would not oo
| e1tsncted. His pasishioners were Low
| cbrrrh IN v.a = r,;+na1fat of tha ortrcrn
~. --.,.., "..s, -.
sort. Ae no1 onty P1eaoaeo oaonalse aoo.
trinea, but he made the prescribed ritual
| offansiyo with certain for1na. rites. proces-
aions. aud oeunaections borrowed from tho
f,rcot anil Houon Oburchos. 1Iis pariahion~
ory proteyted, but he paia no attention to
thar protesta. They apnealed To their
1,ishon to nrotoot them. and ths D,ahop in.
hih,ted Inn fron, preach,np in the dioeeao
for tbree ,nonths. ue naIi NO attention To
, 1877-03-14

Even tho New Orleans sUsmoc7ol-professfona
bul1lozcr-fs constralncd to speak well Of Preal.
dent HAYES inaugural. It auys:
II Mt. IiArxs has the unccfity nnd hrmness T.
tnauxmratc md purBuc to lts tall resn]ts this pol.
icy, kc will cover his Administration with glory
a1 dazzling thHt As contemporaries " well 10 pos-
tetity will turn from tho STUN Upon ILL., sltlo 10
contemplate tue great md beneficial wurk accoR..
plishe1 UY hts Administration.
, 1877-03-14

4 Washington Item statcs that siaoN Can.
Eisoy was askcl, after tho executive session of
the Senate adjourned on saturday. why the1s
was not n more determined opposition made
toscnuAz aud EyAnrs. He replied: What
III he'll could VIC do about til u
, 1877-03-14
PRACTICAL REFORM IN TEE CIVIL sERV.
ICE

Tiers wan naver nn era In the history OF
our Government whom the President and
eutiro Cabinet wcre 80 perfectly In nccorl
utout any policy, or 40 united, determined,
and earnest In tho soalizatlon Of declared
ambition, III arc President HAYES and all tho
members Ut his Cnbinet iu the purpose Of
practically reforming Tie Civil Servico.
Among a1l tho men whom ho Inns selected as
his advisors md departmental clliefs there Is
not ono who belongs to or Bympathizes with
tho machine, md all nro inclined to sacrifice
personal considerations, purity claima, and
clique influences to tho sud that tho Govern
mont 1nny roturn to It's earlier practices, md
system be established whereby tsnuro Of
Office shall bo assured during good behavior
md competent dischargo Of duty. rho
President hi1nse1f assumed at tho outset
position which will enable him 10 resist
personally overy temptation to dapart iron,
t,fa rule. TT accepting tho nomination ho
declared explicitly that he would not be
candidato for rp-elcction. DO long o. the
power Of appointment aud removal IL lodged
In tho President, this In the basls aud
s&arting.point of Civil.sorvico eefor1u. Dr.
TocQuky1ILE remarked NJ much many ycars
ngo, before the abuso Of our spoiis systom
had become 10 patent rs they are now. a
President WHO has voluntarily excluded him.
xelf from an axtonaion at power beyond his
Arst ter.u, will bo party to no tntsigucs mud
the tool OF no rings or cliquosi an honorable
Administration aud pure Civil serylco fur
nish him with m ambition 10 exalted that
, 1877-03-14

4 willis Ego wa spcakIu: With al Intimate ~.
eoela.s VI tlArEs aud 1usutiOIed to hlu tbs Kuou
ftn,s thai ,s se!setSn os hxs was 9issaay sest.ax
ia the soutt. t9ld him hoprd Han: no ~ ~.
ri;hI ~ Mith tbs peilsy Ut rac!dcsiau 10 u'etsss
what tho course u BLA1ss and thoss who fol9w
emphasis: "Ulst youFssN ~ tonesTa abo4s naf.
N4rEa will march right along IL Tue path ha ha*
marked out. aud ths people vii! SUSTAIN BIN: Nat
IL mention thy nau,a VI the scntlr.nan who spoks
thu4, yuu you'd a4Inlit that hs IL In pos!tlua to
know y hat 6a l. tAlkInY al0uk.
, 1877-03-14

ATTENTION, SIR KN1GuTst-The members Of
ChIcaxo EonHa antrfr No. -, Il. T., arc hereby noti.
ne e appear IN u dsras 4 thsr As'iu oa in1s!ay M
fuurrxi VI unr decrasrt faer sr Nh!Rht smith,
kuIxts sster Communicates tuurteu4sly nfited
''ss1'' joiS II. saNno1N. En-. Com.
, 1877-03-14

psrson pRowxLow, an lmplarab1e radlral
Republican, seems satisfied with President
l1Aras' Southern policy, " fur ~ the su'''e has
been developed. liz says tu h!s Knoxville
WhN:
That President tlAYKs wilt have a woll.he6nsA
Bouthrra pulley, We presume II uow doubted by 10
oae.. Thu pofs{ that, y tiu Judgment q ehs
President Altd Als constitutional n4tlsetH, " pcsk
calculated ~ dsselop tho !t,atstial tusofcA nf tha
South aud la fv.turs Eons fsulinE 4na condolences
An.o.,. the people Will be adopted. It ID 1utx.
tlou fal ot complication. WI, 1t viii b ltts saatt
of miracle H. n carrying It Uut. eettuas bllnIcrs
shuuld b. ssotded. Ne trast aud ls!Iats lhsrs II
no ona wtIu sfasl!cs to tbs Southern btAtea rs+
ualn Il, akate uf turmoil antt ttftfe. s4ch ~ that
through which tiny lase pa.se4 In tbs l4st stxtesn
ysars. w knuw Thai tho Southern propls aFs to
bIau,c tn thi: nattsr bat It thu fstslent " paf.
SUNG u coHc,1utury pollcy ean Feslpts cuilaaencs
an! make lhe peupIs Ut ls south feel that this
GoYer.l,.snt II their t.osstumseat, sad that they
mrs. equally Interested With lis psupIe VI III. Nutsh,
East. md dWest tn II. Yre:ssvatla.!, hs VII. !.ss
thanks Of ali patriotic psopIs.. Willis thts y
President ItArEs pusl'oss. sntl while ~ h9ues4Y
endeasufs 70 carry tt uut, The countsy VII! With
hold liz crIesms sven II tha stsEla 1T shs policy
should not command tuissrsuI approval. The
policy should hAyo y fair sFiaf. ~ least.
, 1877-03-14

W. ~ AS~ - ~
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plo Of Illinois out Of $4,000 At least, and
probably two or thrco times rs much In tho
onl, when all they desire is offered the State
without money and without price, Senator
ToBlsaoN has nlreatly direclod tho attention
OF the Legislature to this offer, and It cannot
bo rejected without giving evidence that
thero ia job in tho proposed Normal uni-
versity. ,...
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AAchiSA fu.AlAss ANu IN T.. snH1. .aHa,as =:
H.. a."s .ns..,~H - ~. cst,~.t ~ 1's..
-...,s"., - .'Sss-..su 49,. IT,. ,o<.~., -
t;l. sA. ~, h nNN"," s,4,, vs." IT,, - 49,,
.-., ..a - .,.aa .,..susstsfo ~,
co~,,,n ' ~ ,,a,rl.ars No ~ ~ IN cnh;ret ,,as beon
es..s..,.,., 49,. go. ~ ,s.,,..;,,, ia. .r1
-s-..1.,,.,. ..S.,,.s J.. ..,,,.;sa a.. 49,
-. .es"'.''u' p.''''a'n5 -, .a ~ p"ss.a ~,
1ofm IN psaeucc. 1ho oIhcr polcy WHICH
Tho President md his Cabinet intend to pro-
moto In Tho f,orrnanent establishment Of
,,.o,o II .,,o ~ooons,~.,,t,1 atota, ,,,,1ar
vac 'e'' rr,- ~, -,
honest seh'goVesnmchts. lnou9n TUG 1seat-
dent Inns been In Office only week, and has
l,a,1 1,fa Fat,fnot 1,rt n fcv diva. there In M
lon,or or,, do,,,,t ~ ". earrastneaa ~ Tin
,,..'~s
fsesltleht anu OF LIE uetesH'nataon u curry
his policies into execution. 1here In
strong connection between these reforma.
r,ho o,,roa,.ion IN 1,o.,, ia from tbo sa,,,o
class. Tin INST administration of tho
Civil Service md Tho INST policy to.
warf1s tho Southern statos haya been
foipt1v maintained bv TIM anna ,ntoresta
-, w.. =
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OBITUARY.

The cable day Or two stnce reported tho
death Of the eminent German politician, Dr..
JonANH JAcoBY. lie was born at Kontgabcrg,
May l, 1906, took his medical diploma at Berlin,
aud Ia 1890 settled down In his native place for
tho praetlcc OF hta profession. For about ten
years lc vas concerned IN local politics, and in
1877, after The accession Of FREDERICK Will
lAst w., attracted tho attention by tho tlIo pub
llcatton Of a Radical pamphlet, on account OF
which TIC was tried for h'gl, treason. After Ills
acgufttal he issued more pamphlets and was
agaln arrcsted md acquitted. III 1848 he was
elected loth to tic Lower House Of the Pruss'an
National Assembly ana to tho German Pasl1a-
rucnt at Franktust-on-thc-Matn. As member
of the Assembly he supported the popular
ca,1se, ant was the Deputy WHO had tue
bollncss tu tell tho King, wl,eu to
refused to listen to a report on tho
state Of the country: "ThIs Is tho
misfortune Of Kings; they nte not willing to
hear the TRUTH" Subsequently he vent with
Or. Loaws to stuttgar. and organized De-
Lucrative Assembly. llcwas aga!u arrested and
trIcl for hgh treason, and aguln was acquitted.
From 1851 to 1868 he was IN private life, prac-
tciEg 1lis profession at Konigsbcrg. In tic Int
ter year he WIS a member Of tho Lower House
Of tho prusstau Legislature. where he strenuous.
ly opposed D1sMAnux's policy. The last pron-
incIlt uet Of Ills life YVES to stscnuousfy oppose
te antlexation Ut Alsaco md Lorraine, for which
ilo wns arrested without warrant mud I'm.
prlsuncd three weeks.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Among other deaths which occurred last week
arc those Of tho French Baron ZANa1Acoxf, who
was counselor 10 the Court Of Louis FH1LIrrt
III 1Sal, And in 1853 was counselor Of tho Ap'
peal Court; OF Dr.. THOMAS A. DnApr, ono oi
the most estcenlc1 physIclans Of Brooklyn and
afmenlbcr OF the Health Board; and Of CMAlttEs
uul.Roru1le, tho actor, who was killed by rail
roal accldcnt On last "Wednesday night
, 1877-03-14

Tie summary manner in which the Post
master-Gsneral disposed Of tho Columbia
Is. o.) poet~oflico seeker, who fancicd that
The ottlco would be given To lin without
question because the ottlco is now hell by q
negro, shows that Ms. Kzr hos very
CLEAR ideas as to the colo1-line. II
colored man Is qualified to hold
thu Office, ind hos conducted its affairs aatiH-
factri,y, he IL not to be run out OF It on tho
colos-liue, or to bo removed because tho
color Of his face Is black. II be Is TO go out
ut all. it must be upon his demcrita. It
must BE- shown that he IL not qualified 10
hold it,-tlas he Is unfaithful or dishouest.
The decision Of the Postmastc1-G General,
however much It may disgruntla the South
Caroliua ofiiee-seeker, ia eininently proper.
Let every man stand on his merits. Let
every supporter Of ths Administration, 70,
Gsrdlesa Of politics, have equal rights,
whether he be wltita or black.
, 1877-03-14

Senator ]. T. MORGAN introduced tho follow
Ing preamble and resolutions IN thestato Senate
yesterday In regard to the sui1,vAN murder
matter:
WuknEAB, ALEXANDER SULLIVAN. the murderer
a. sny panlsh,nent being ani1Ieted on iliu; and ''.
WiIKnEAA, such failure 70 punish high .cftnnes
hns q tendency to crime, and 10 render life lnss.
WnxnsAs. Tho most sacred and dearcst right
Guaranteed to q people Ii the right to llvei and
poo. tai ~ -
s4 Re:elsta. IL the Senate, the Irou.o .. Repre-:
soyen. thtce tho part VI the 3enste aud four on
tho part of the Ilonss b apgontea nd shat sasl
osshy IND c. eassfay inauIrs Into ali ths methods
SULLIVAN md especially to the method Of select.
Ing upon tas saae given by tho Court IL Tho Ia:
sFIs'o1s t. tns 1as, aSd ~ tao tSngs ~ g u ssgsd g
ne e S be to 10 nc
n1ents 10 &te criminal code Of t!s Slate a. shBll
secure tho punishment Of crime; that said Commit:
pnpers.. 70 examine witnesses under oath, and do
any and a acts necessary to carry out the ePrlt OF
az XssemSiy 4 IT, 1 sstliess pcsslole asy.
II on investigation Of this remarkable trial IA
to be made with tho giaw 10 amending tho csim-
inaI law, there Ia one important point not EN-
braccd In tho resolution, and that Is, tho right
OF q murderer 10 select the Judge who shall Try
him. In the casc In question tho prisoner re-
fused to bc tried before my but one particular
Judge. IIo singled ont seven Judges, aud re-
jccsed them al, leaving but one unchallenged.
by this means the iayor!tc Judge was accured,
aud shs prisoners prospects Of acqu!ttal werc
not Injured By the neat operation. ltSSould bo
use1css fos the proposed Committee Of luvesti-
CATION to inquire Into tho rulings and tnstruc-
tious Of the Court to the jury u nothing ia to
be t1ouc To amend the law In regard 10 the priv
ilcge the prisoner has Of selecting the Judge
| TINT sl,all try him. a murder trial has becouu
almost farce agAinst M influential criminal do
| Tended by able and ht9hly-fecd attorneys uuleF
tho extraordinary privileges the law confeFs on
the prisoner OF choosing Judge aud cxrlud!oR
Intelligence from the jury.
, 1877-03-14

hIcV1ckerss Theatre.
Madison street. between Dearborn and state'
"LeMun1."
, 1877-03-14

=, ,. :,
1tle aee!atou p9ney u tne me-, teealaen'1 !io~
many thousand votes VI t''s e'@se >. were WILL
he'a ''oln HATES anu e'vea 10 ltLpEs oe'
cause Of '0e oc!iet u'a', no mater 40"
strongly tno t'es'aent n'gas tee' onsposea 70
act Tue maen1ns IoIncaas' .Ae o'nce'oEox-
en- the oack'pas ana iae,ne-s1al1 moo woa!a
compel Aai 10 eafry ous tne locssihe OF thia
Fesouf1ons 1twas the 1pauaeFaoie conduct
OF tho naeh,n's'a "nleh seaucee Inc hePao'
Nean majority Oh the popular sote Tor
treslaent ~ A''nois 70 less tnaa
| 3,00o, an4 which gave IsIpks minority
III Chicago Of over '''eo' II was Tue fopu'
lar contempt Tor tlIo machine managers that
reduced the hepuoalcau minority III W'scon-
ssn 70 o,No, Wien other*tse It would Lave
been 10000 Il was only The personal
knowledge Of Gov. AArss' purity aud OF
courage and firmness which rescued Ohio
by 7.o0o FROM the grasp OF IsIuES. HAfEs
waa elected upon faitls III hix personal
pledges given in Lis letter OF acceptance and
III spite Of tho odluin and disgsnco brought
, 1877-03-14

T|nverly'R Theatre.
Randolph stFref, between Clark aud La8ae'
"Essnxcline." Afternoon and evening.
, 1877-03-14

AtcRphi Tfratrc.
Moufuc t1tee&, corner pftflIoTn+ Fa1GlJ enter
taInHlent. Afternoon Bad evening.
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THE
THE
National Disease !
is IT DURABLE d?

'IN1iOSE who have suffered from the various and
J. complicated forms of disease assumed by
Catarrh and have tried many ply sicians and rem
edles without relief or cure, await the answer to
this question with considerable anxiety. And well
they may Tor nc disease that can be mentioned is
so universally prevalent and so destructive to
health AS Catarrh. Bronchitis, Asthma, COughs,
and serious and ir' quenty fatal afe tiops OF the
lungs follow. IN many cases, case of simple but
neglected Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections,
such as deafness, impaired eye.slght and loss Of
sense of smell, may tie referred to as minor but
nevertheless serious results of neglected Catarrh
bad enough in themselves, but as nothing COM
pared with the dan ngerous affections of the throat
and lungs likely to follow.
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II CAN BE CURED.

L can be cured There is no doubt about it. The
i immediite relief afforded by Sanlord's Radical
Radical Cure for Catarrh is but a tlight evidence
OF What may follow pers istent use of this remedy
The hard, ncrusted matter that has lodged in the
aasa passages is removed with few app licatons
the liberation and Inflammation subdued and
healed the entire membranous Innings of the head
are cleansed and purified. G nsttutionally its ac-
tion is that OF powerful purifying agent, destroy.
ing in its course through the system the acid poi.
son, The destructive agent In catarrhal diseases.
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ELECTRICITY

As grand curative and restorative agent is not
equalled any element or medicine in the history
OF The healing art Unless the vital spark has fed
The body, restoration by means of electricity is
posslbe tis The last resort OF all physicians and
surgeons, and has rescued thousands, apparently
dead, from an I'M imely grave, when no other hui
man agency could have succeeded. This is the
leading curative element in this Plaster
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Atnuebee Journal.

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