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Resumption Repeal.

Text OF the Bill for Repeal O: the Spn.
Gle Resumption AMI Grernhack
Retireinc Clauses of the Re-
sumption Act, as Passed
hy the House of
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, 1877-08-23
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

TUE CHICAGO WEHKLT TRIBUNE for Wednesday.
Ans. -. contains tho following: Rusao-Tusk:.h
Wsr News; Weekly heview VI .hs Britain Gsasn-
Trade; Foreign Miscellany; Completion Of the
0ossFament Cana! Around .hs Des slotuc& Kaplds;
Nerudtat1ou In ktnsas; Logan Comfy III } Far;
The Visionary Cprreucy-Ptojcct os Mr. James
Duchanan. Of Indianapolis; Crop Reports from
Northwestern and Other fta1ea; Murder and
Lyachtny In kaasas; 1ltary Robbery In Canada; 4
Co-operatise Experiment: Meeting of t4a National
Board of Trade. =. Ailwaukee; summary Vi
y ashlngton kcwsi Destruction " Fire u the
IN Al.o.mt; Secretary sist,aan. Speech Speech
1t Munstell. O.; spanish ou.tsKs,, uyoa
Chicago and the EaFtIwett Generail,; Arrr.s st =
Eauutxsfeitet: Gossip fur, i,!dlt.i Tbs iluuas;
=, sstf; tsss Fl S%ii: ass
with luin. .'Ths !, {Iinuu!st. Platform. = Sec.
:fis.; sa;tp: m sai hse
editorial phs nlrealde&,t Hayes Reception
" Vermont ana Sr.,sttu,psh!rs. naa TIE celsbra.
Neeut tsd Il IT, ~ u IL
tlonaI Association u Poultry fuuclers; TsfrIEc
Aaii:ste5n ;: M Elk rs.tr!e: Ill; Font 4sn nu,hsd
ten: tbslosophy of strikes. Arrest sf at;ans Of
seustor Aortons iies!th: Horticulture: The Firm
Features of tbs coasiny theaGo E.po'ston; ca.tie.
sp!*gus - hsns County. l!l;nos: eoosIn94tson 81
"n ksx VII ssIca2t 2ah
Indiana Kemaskztle Dlssase; Chicago Money,
Gtan, Pro,ls,on Livestock. Lumber. and Gen.
Albany. W..tfta.n. s. Louis, ,.nd ciae'nns.is
Lie Stuck Markets; London. Liverpool, New
York. NiIaaukee. and Toledo ProJnre Markets.
@ sapy e. ~ p. t. tias sss
Sll; club Of twenty, t3u s!uslc cuples, 10 wF.;,.
pe.. ito 1e Obtained Vt The eouniins-roouj, .
, 1877-08-23
SPRINGFIELD.


Various Items Of News Current At tho stAts
Capital.
Special MxpaieA 10 TIA 5ftkuaA
HPRIM0RisLp, ILL.,, Aug. 2..-Guv. Cullom to-
day restored 10 citizenship William johnson, Of
Pulaski, who was recently released ,lFonl two
ycara' imprisonment in ths Pcn.tentiary.
The Governor has accepted un !nytation to
be present at tho Aoxiean War Vetcraas' Re.
union At Chicago. Sept. s. .....
The Auditor to-day Cancelled $4,000 regis
tered bonds tssueA BY Aurora Township, kano
County, iu aid of the Chicago l. Iowa Nailroal,
the township having paii the sau,r.
The s,atc Board vi Equalization transacted
no business to-day.
City-siarshal Carroll, Of East st. Louis, and
Of strike notoriesy. IL now ehargcl with selling
nnilee.lseh and crooked whisky aud cigars. liz
waived examination octoFu the lhitea States
Commissioner herc to-day, and give bonds
Y ail4wer u the NEXT term VI tho unttedssates
District Court.
Examiner briukerhoH to-day reports on tho
TEAders' FIre- Insurance Company Vi Chicago,
1hat It has t3i3 97 available assets; liabilities,
excluding capital stock, slsl ,31:; leaving sur
plus ot fl3l,s3, the capital stock bcin%
The United ssatos Circuit Court o-day au-
t,osizel len. g. L. Wright, Receiver Of tue In-
dianapo1is, bloomington i; Western Railroad,
10 borrow $aloo0 for sl1 tuoDths At per eeal
lnteFeat, tO pay tho elnployc& of that sO1l. TAo
Receiver IL authorized to !.suu ccrilcates Of III.
dettelucss for tho same.
Gen. J. w. Singleton to-day ti!ed an applIsa-
t!oa ln the United States Circuit Court fot y
writ u attachment Against the Hluptb4l ~ st.
loscpA Railroad Company. alleging that the
tonpsny oHes hun 3a,oU lor professional
serSlccs4
, 1877-08-23

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. a2-somc striking
new Developments occurred yesterday after
noon In tue case Of John c. Chapman and his
supposed nccompteo, Charles lockwood, who
claims To be au honest farmer living seycn
miles from Rockford, both Of whom wero mr.
rested by Detective john F. lltttcnl,ousc for
extensive land ewtnulcs anl forgcrIes OF deeds.
III tho deeds found on Chapman bF Mttenbousc
lie observed tho nusne uf t. II. Hines % attest
Ing wtticss, which recalled to his mind tbas tho
same name WIS always atscsting witncas In scv-
cral Ieavy land swind'cs rcrpctrated by somo
villains III this section several years sIurc,
anil for whom large rewards itayn bccu Of
ferrcA In tho past. Two of his victims camc In
yesterday afternoon aud positively identified
Chapman and purity tho honest farmer Rock
wood ~ the parties who 6yc rears since record
cd forged deed in this county from Samuel
Alaishlell, Ctreleville, o., for 1,000 acres of
land which they sold 10 two farmers. After five
years' legal contention they were elected BY
siarshtrM at the lust tcrn OF court. When
these victims positively identified Chapman, he
said not word. 4 ease of tho SANG sort oc-
about ak years since, the motca taken on de-
fcrrcd payment luytng t,ecu sod by Chap
man to 4 lifn in Decatur. A large lanl
lrIn In Burlington, IL, who purchased Of
title, mud cavo considerable money. was hero
suInc years ago in search Of him. In the present
ease. Chapman huh put OH record q forged decd
from the uwncr, viii, consideration VI $2a0UQ,
and ostc11sbly solt! part Of the section to Rock
wG II e9sy fYe to
suspicion. Of lhe detective, he picked them up
Just a. they wcru handing nut deeds for Tho
money of tho GermaiIs. 1t Is decidedly bis
haul. They lie In laIi here.
, 1877-08-23
STRIKING ITEMS.

tFfe7df IMpd@cH TO me 17baH4.
PfT1snCRu Pa.. Aug. 2o.-The miners en-.
p1oyed IN tho Wcstmoscland s. Pennsylvania
Coal comrany's works, which supply tho f'cnn-
sylyanta Railroad with f,cl, arc on strike for
MI increase from d to Is cents per ton fur
digging. Early this morning force from tho
former miners marched to spring Hill md In
tcrecptetl miners who wcrc going 10 work.
They succec.lcd In Inducing all hut twenty or
thirty to join them. So,nc 1,f00 miners arc
employed al the two works. II Is supposed
other mines will be y{stted tonight, n.,d
MI nttcMnt made To Induce tho men to quit
work. The loyal miners hare organize.l hs,d
aTe prepared to resist the strikers. up to ts
time no vlulcntc has been attempted although
scri1usly affect tho I.atlroal Co,npany, ~ tl,ry
arc obtaining full supplies from otlier miurs
wltpll continue III operation.
=. ILLS morning miner named Thomas AfcCnr-
thy was stEuck by tho express train ut Dnlls
sutton ali! Instantly killed..
W1LKEsnARnE, Pa, Aug. 4s.-Knnpn's nat-
terry. now statipned here. This morning received
orders t0 t,rUteed to pitsh,trg tu recruit un to
Its iMll stan,lars. They LETT NJ once. Three
companies uf the Thirteenth Inantry {rcsul,rs)
pascal through hero during the night. reaching
Scranton this morning. The headquarters vi
tile Third regulars nrc transferred fron Scrasi-
ton here.
rhu strikers Yesterday afternoon stopoei tho
pumps Ut utic ot the Eric cnfsertcs near Car.
bon.ia!c. md Company y, Twentieth militia,
left this city last night to protcrt tllc works.
PHiLApELri!A, AiE. A.-1nhn llunt, james
Bennett. anu William Weiss have been ronvrt-
cd VI ObstrllcttuE malls during the recent rail-
road strike, and wc1a rcn,afilcd for sentcnce.
, 1877-08-23
THE KEOKUK CANAL.

Eta Formal Opaning to Navigntlon Yesterday
.-GEnn.l Celebration nf tho Event allstor~
tunea Of Excursloniats from st. Louis.
Hptcfaf Dtspdtch to Tat Tribune.
KEoKuK, H., Aug. 2.-Tho canal around tho
Dcs Motncs Rap!is Of tho Mississippi Rixcr ut
this place waa formally opened to navigation to-
day. Business In tho rsty was generally aus
pended, and tho day almost entirely devoted 10
celebrating the event. Excursion trains
wcrc run on tho different r.ilsoals cen-
tering hero, and brought lArgs delegations
Of visitors. There was also large attendance
Of people from tho aljaccnt country, at,u by
noon tho streets were alive with strangers. Two
o'rlocIt Was tho hour fixed for the celebration IL
begin, but, owing to tho difficulty experienced
~ getting tho machinery to work 1ust right IT
first, It WINS o'clock before everything WAS IN
Northwestern. 0f tho Kcoknk Northern Linz,
steamed up from below anti enteslal tho tuwrr
luck. which shc passed through AID jolacd the
Governments .' steamer ,. Muntana, whisi, % VIZ
from TUG upper end. The Two strallers, with
about 100 cxgnrsionists each on board, then
passed through, tho canal antl locks, anl IT,
s1sa .op The ttar was Ttnssssa 1y sbont
high binffA ahuyu tic t,auk Ut tho river waa aaH
lllltd With vehicles anu spectators 'lor . dis.
taneo OF two miles. The time occupied IN
making the round trip tho entire length Of
three hours, Tho steamer Montana
was locked through thv middle lmk
In eighteen minutes. Barring tho delay at shu
yturt, which was caused by nil accumulation III
mud In tho lower l,xk. Everything worked
smoothly, and the Officials cxprcsa themselves
enttraly satisfied With the operation OF thu
locks and machinery. 4 reception to invited
guests IL teing held OF the steamer Northwest
ern tonight, The stea,ner Golden Eaglr,
bringing tho delegations from st. Loals ulut
other points along tho river, rot asFonnd aud
did nut arrive In time to take part In the cele-
hruf
, 1877-08-23
CANADA.

Tho Gold. reapls Nus1er = Defeat
In Toronta - -Iltnsmaa-Composlslo
sunttay.Hchoa1 Parliament Rt Thousand
J.lan.sa--The stov. JOssph Cook md Ills
IkeEu!xr Acts.
Special Dhpatth to Ths Trtbun4.
TORONTO, Ont. Aug. @.-Voting on tho
Dunkta Temperance act IN this city was brought
to close ut noon to-day, The law Is that II
half I'LL hour c.apses without a vote being cast,
the returning o0lcer las right 10 closc the
poll. Dnth parties calne to . mutual uuder-
standing 10 briug matters to conclusion by
counseting stra&glcrs no. 10 vote. When tho
poll cluscd the sosc stood i,093 against; o,0t3
for; maturity against the at, l,l5a Licensed
ylctualers arc jabilaut oscr the result, aud
grand celebration with torehlight procession,
fireworks, etc.. wlli take pIarc t,s-tnortuw uslt,
Sptctai fa.patrA u EAs Tnituss. =,
MONTREAL, Aug. :s:.-Ihe present provincial
ntla meeting now be!ll: scl'l here u thu lllost
sucrrssfut the Association t.as ever held, both
In tbs nunlbcra VI competitors and 4l.u In fa-
yoraIle weather. Sunte good shooting has hcen
naue ~ new maskamen. Che Wiulhcdon
heroes have, with tW1 exceptions, bccu lahl low
un tbs list VI prize. wlnners. A most Interest,"
week, ,-ytz. between Aye Ut titr military ssa!f
aud TIC press. l1'e latter arc freely baked Us
Winners.
composition Ut au ccits un tho dollar Ia La
Han1uc Nat.olaic for their creditors They have
the full sympathy VI tile latter, all of whom d..
stEu to assist thtlu to rctlln their ruptrurt for
Sec. o Of tho L.sehine Caual.
Sptt4ot D+pdicA - fAt TnbHHs,
ALEXANDRIA Bar, Aug. !2.-Thr Sunday
Sehuol- Parliament II THOUSAND, Island Park
opeueI yesterday atternun nslb 4n auterna.
tfonai wetgoipc. Addresses were luane by the
ltev. Or. Crafts, u Chi.a:ot conductor OF the
l'aElIament, the lseY. Frederick WtImer, oi
Rome, aud otpsss. In The evening the key
Joseph oook, q q no*ton, leesafsd on j" "csrtaia-
Ment opcua1 u 8 = III. with
Bible.rcadiuE By. tue Rev.. john
Gordon: al slonsIsaf. AZ 10 o'clock ,he lev:
". +. Crafts. Of Chtcago, gave the f1rst Nosulal
class texture on 1.-The Hi4sory of the Bible"
illustrated with charts. 4 large Eortlal. class
~as organized, eonslsting OF about StU persons
1u tae afternoon tbs Rev: Joseph Cook tsctvretl
tu = large audience on "God tu Suture." FranE
Beath gave = Normal class lecture on "The Usa
VI the blackboard iu Sunday Schools" ln tals
evening Geurxu e. stebbhi., of Boston, and ".
i. sAes1uau, y! Newark, u. j., conducted Tie
service u son. In the Tabernacip, aud Joseph
Cook delivered lis third lecture, subject,
"Answert to Scientific Quesitons." This was
one Of the uost Interesting services ot the l4Y.
, 1877-08-23
MINNESOTA,


hiApELtA, Watonwau Co., Aug. :3.-Farmers
busY stacking. Rut little threshing done yet.
Wheat will be held for higher prices. Wheat,
oats, and barley very hcaTy. GEasshoppers ali
gone.
llEhszY, Nobles Co., Aug. a,-No wheat or
oats threAhel yet. We esti,nato our wheat at
from twenty 10 twcnty live bushels pcr arre.
harley furtf to tltty hushcls, Co1n Is u.}lEK
ar.t.rate, anl will sield very we'll Il no early
frost tHcuFY.
sAuk CENTER, stearns Co., Aug. aa,-oats
mud wheat III statk IN good .l,apu whers left by
tue 'hoppeEs, Hut little theesl.e.!. Farmers ail
haytng. Cutt!ny belnY late, - 'hoppsFs scpt
grass back. Tnuk tributary tu tlis town We
tzan count On ab,ut half crup wllcat and outs.
LAkErowH, Carver ca, Aug. a..-sye had
splendfd harvest weather. No rain IN Ase
weeks. All sluall Rrains In tho sta1k. Barley
an.l oats were ncycs bettes. Spring what
wt,eFe 'hoppcrs Ai4 not IutcffeEc turns out thr-
~ ~ thirty ytiye bushels to the acre. Tic cuu1,-
ty will average lwrnty. huslels to ths acre,
Corn suffering fur ra,a. 0uiy farmers who ara
Obliged " sell wheat u Il. centt, psesehk price,
will irt II ~.
, 1877-08-23
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of the Hsrsaparil1isu Resoiven. eomupt
eatcs trosxl, Tho aotd sWtat, ,-urnt and oilrf hH
sHd lIE.ra u tic sysiem tie t'1g OF fr, II prepare
SGrofnl: s}ph!!Iis. tousnnrtion, ntandIiar ,',e,S
Uans aud oncr PARTS The systcns kufc Eyrs sirnIa
ot9ua Discharge. frDln .e Eafa nj tho worn. forn.M
skln !!!scxses ErupN1unA, Fever Atrrs sca'A Head
tna Warm. ssit tshcMta.. Esrys!pc1as, ,Aemr i!scs
ths cnIa.ss renss q f's wonatr q oaesa eueia.,z
tltNl.
II the patient. daily becoming reduced BY the wafts
anu decomposition that au continually pfaEfrssne
snseees u a!rssus te,e Mastss n9l tepai5s hs s.nt
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