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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09

Hon. VIM. LAWRENCE, of Belle
fontaine, said in recent speech, while
speaking OF the burden of municipal
Indebtedness:
"The high rate C taxes in some of
our villages and cities keeps out and
drives out population, capital and
manufacturing enterprises, which can
not prosper under three per cent. of
taxes. This leaves capital and pOpula-
tiou unemployed, and they do not hes
itate to immigrate. Two years ago g
farmer near one of our cities. seeking
to relieve age from care, sold his farm
for 81, 900, intending to loan his mon
Iey at interest. He found that if he
went into the city his taxes would he
5000 year. He left Ohio for a less
taxed State, and we lost Republican
voter, his capital and the taxes he
would have paid ii they had been less
jonsrous. Ohio has lost half million
loi people who have left or been kept
out by high taxes, besides untold mil
lions of capital which now might be
invested in manufactures, in mining,
in building and other pursuits, giving
employment and wages to multitudes
of mechanics and laborers who are now
unemployed ur inadequately paid for
their services. Labor is the source OF
all wealth, and our policy should be to
secure employment for all, with wages
which, by industry, may give a coD-
potency for all"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09
SANF0RD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

This Elegant Preparation
Is prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger,
com mbined with choice aromatics and gen>
uine French Brandy, and Is vastly superb
or to every other Extract or Essence OF
Ginger before the public, all OF which are pre-
pared with alcohol by the old process.
LC CHOLERA MoRRuS,J @ri
Cramps. Pains, Diarrhea, and Dysentery are
instantly relieved by IL IL will render an al
tacd OF Cholera Morbus impossible, Is taken
when the symptoms OF this dangerous COM
plaint first manifest themselves, rir =
CRAMPS AND PAINS
whether produced by Indigestion, improper
food change of water or diet, too frequent In
dulgence in ice water, exposure 10 suduer
changes softempersture. aIe lmmedlsteiy re-
lieved by 1t. One ounce added 10 gallon o
.rllt ICE.WaTER H rIEiT
and sweetened, forms a mixture which. as
cooling. healthy, and refreshing Summer Bev'
erage, has no equal.
DYSPEPSIA,
FIatulency Sluggish Digestion, want of tom
and activity in the Stomach and Bowels, Op
preston afer E sting, are sure TO be relteve'
by a single dose taken after each meal
Sod by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
GroceIs, and Dealers In Medicine. Price, )
cents. Samples free. Dealers should purchas
original packages of one dozen to obtain tn
trial bottles for free distribution. WEEKS I
POTTER, General Agents and Nholesal
hrNTn vista
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09

The Army and Nary Journal, in an
article on the labor troubles of the past
two weeks, points out very clearly the
lessons to be learned from such occur
rences. 1t points out that the events
which have been so much deplOred
have underceived those people who
mistakenly believed that they would
never become formidable and that the
population of the country was 30 en-
tirely different from that of others that
1t could be depended upon to preserve
the peace both through its love of or
der and motives of self-interest. We
have therefore been taught that " 9 are
liatle at any time to share the fate OF
other nations, and that therefore our
means of defence should be adequate to
the task of preserving order. Dema-
gogues are at all times ready to incite
WOrkingmen to wild and desperate at
tacks, and the many are made to suf-
fer fer the tyrannical acts of the few.
Leading out of this is the fact that,
with but few exceptions, it has been
seen that the State militia has shown q
llamentable amount of weakness and
Itimidity. Festival parades are well
adapted for displaying what men con-
slider are the characteristics which
ought to belong to military organiza-
tiOns. But there is a vast difference
between playing at soldier and actual
warfare, and when there arises any
necessity for the latter then it is seen
how utterly inefficient our home regi.
ments are. The immense home force
at the command of the nation was un-
able to suppress the riots within their
borders which three thousand regular
troops crushed out and quelled. The
journal in question argues, therefore,
and rightly, too, the necessity of gen
eral militia law, enforceable in every
State of the Union and under the di-
rect control of the War Department.
If responsibility is enforced by law and
pay for services rendered is guaranteed
then there will be practical system
which will not have to depend upon
individual effort, and which, like that
of the regular army, will make poor
material into good soldiers, train off.
GERS to real duty and make military
into good soldiers, train officers to real
duty and make military efficiency, in
stead of wealth or social qualities, the
motive which leads to rank and pro-
motion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09

ZANEsvILLE ACCOMMODATION viii leave CO.
lumbus daily except Sunday at 5.25 P. NJ, and
arrive at GAINESVILLE at 8.15 P. NJ, stopping a
all Stations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-08-09

All of these Goods were purchased with
special regard to style and durability, on a
depressed market, which enables US to offer
them at prices beyond competition.
Shepherd 81 Kirk.
1prr
, 1877-03-15

in toi1 tfnt will stand AZ firm and clcan adoie
! n'r.s you sthnd on the other side of the river.
es @'pi st sp hi2asa ne we K ,s ss 'fsn' @
you will ncvoY detect thr e1lttcnce uf tho Dug
oHe." In the corner are TIM ri1cs ard few blank
ets: along one side may possibly be a slab for
Dispensed With: md tn one eorncl n The huge
nrs p!Hcc ar: fE5lng-pan. co1ec-rot. and few
Hn.faps. Hanvtnv nl'on long pc!:s dr,ren sntn she
pam.s ont.he. {hn arc n,ofc nrt TO End saddle q
thc hunicr.fFarscr. .mher. CIR sfads The skins Of
biz gnn1c or Eoinc Of the for fur and coffee,
re dses i not le simply eats tneat. that'e III.
never felt tettcr In htr life.
Antt now D lot Of theht men nrc enrnact In build.
tnE brtdge across the Powder. Thc Government
ID hand, win !hs Understanding a tnst y he shoaa
charge toll Ia civilians nsin:. Ii, lie lei lhe con.
tFnc{ sas sak. stspa.assng that lie *srucsurs .hd
t,e hnatt on Two piers, and of heavy cottonwood
Or fnsnd tllat l.c was ,oaing money. wlthoul Gun
r.de!lns h!+ time o. ~nsth anything. Thu r1"n
enip'o5ed talked the msttor oyer. ond. like the
sensc'n'. whal:. .saalel fellow" they slmo' mi.
work tor nothing. and rcfuecf enough of their
waves to make The par OF tciF consrade contractor
enual 70 their nwn Nov tic work IL enina nerrri-
r g., and nd e1tEdsson:1y fa'wand: and The s,onhln
The swollen Powder WI! be koown no moro.
NovHMENta or THE iSpMFs~
From data RECEIVED before our departure from
rStt kMsr:s r. T. :, r:ety csFta!n ;hst
time with Graxy-fIotrc. The village IL about ~;
miirs frn nre, and conri.ls 1T Con or ZOO lodges
If9is eonrl'pg about tue entire force Of host.lcs
t'nt tentinr1s rrtortea .ecinR tigna}.tmokca in
the vfcintty Of Pumpkin uuttce, twenty hrc miles
t!f.tant, two day. ag1. Whether these can,c ffnm
Spotted -T4fl'* peace baud were Of psc ana i1n-
port only 10 The hostl'es. remains 70 BE- seem.
AtfEn Leo.
, 1877-03-15
DOCTORS DOINGS.
Demand for n State hoard Of Medical Ex-
amtHers to Stnr thn Slaughter.
IN 1t II IL

Demand for n Stnts Hoard Of Medical Isx-
amtnrrA 10 Stnn tI,r 4inur,,trr
m tbt Ei,uor ~ RI. rritsnr
49,, ~ ,"' y" n ~ ~ ,p"a. .st., ,
Senator J1tlyn III tho State Senate 10 regulate the
practice OF medicine In tho State Ut lNluals has
ctcntcI mn jncorut,fcr,bf,, omn,,nt ~ ct,n,,.,,t
..s"...s.,..s. s.'sas"..S ~. .'.ss " 'e.t ,.I
a's"a '""p '..ehic' v" s@s 4"o1Ie1. Attu - HRe!s
10 throw soMc Hight upon tho prtAent satua Of tho
medical profession In this country. 1t tur1h ont,
uuon cydcncs called forth flat .omr n 1rn., ri
inc medical cotltkes tncladea aud named In tho
bill ~ standard Institutions are 30 far from II
that soma OF theln llaye psofr4so1hEns ocru-
MED by men ,yho tayo bad ncith.r
nsa,csi canc.,,on ,,,ion,, nnr ar@ ~ % ns"na.,a =
cation. Soma OF these puns ignpsAmuscs
hayc n trnrb vtttnut INV coa,nnn...lrn. ard n..
:" ss'', ~ 800" "i.1.. -. s,. s,e -. w
H. ~ ~ ~ s saSa 'sss
s 9sss LIZ ssf .assf eoess IL: , t 1sst tst
il profc.sors. son,o. Of ihcso standard colleges
havo offered to graduate men wlu have nurcr
studied medicine II they would ntlert tfclr college
two Or THREE mouths: thus gs!t!n. tho identical
lesallzed diploma which Senator Joalyn no paficu
lazy spcsiass. ,,out,~ ,,n, 49,. a. .,,.,., :,
medical cluestou has bern reduced within the last
1fty Year, very far bclaw what It should b.. Tlls
has been tho seaut Ut deftctifp le1s1atIoN On tho
subject Of medical cLutattotI. ifn ring OF com
pany OF men could get chArter 10 start medical
college, then they wrrr al llherty 10 make II much
the competition for students and selling diplomas
without restrictions, thc whule American 'ContI-
nrpt haa hccuu,u burning ground tut those who
have On this account met III 1nilmtly death. Tho
, 1877-03-15

Lcnxe Of tho Iron and Steel Works..

~..n... ,s...7',1t - ~s,...
Sp<cas NtpateA 10 a"e t'SRat.
JotlEr, ILL.,, March 1A.-The extensive works Of
the Joliet Irua l. stecI Company have been leased
nv nrc ~on :. 4, u,.xr- A II sfn,,,. = ~, :, -.
~. ..., ~. ~ No. ~ -, -. .. ~
nn."a. se"1na o' stov' WV, anu 9ne In1ute psoSssfd
and prosperity Of this city Il now nssurcd. The
.nr, n ,1,c m, ~. .ddtt,n ~
49, .sos. .'s.s " ~ " a't .i 41aSs -, "
sAa' 'ooN worm OF heW. machinery zach year. Tho
Company will rtart with c0ptaf Of 9l00, 900 with
whIch to operate tic wor:s. Purchases Of u,a.
chlnery have ALREADY been naGc Tor tic old -}eoM-
rail- mill which will be converted jntn mefcantfjs
Iuilt fot tbe manufacture Of wiro Ind misreliane.
, 1877-03-15

1f38HN4.
ULpoHiaGTos, ill.,, March li.-Alous Two
weeks aso team Of horses And wagon pxnel by
Nr. Fleidcs. OF Randolph. was stolGn from tho
street In daylight Ia bloomington. For some time
nn tldln2s could ba had Ut the thrf or team. but
fs~ dsys sRo AclsW was obtained through q letter
Ths Bloomington 1N,,ltu tnceesdph f1aM, sA!s ~
gettjpH lhc team. Tho thters uumr II Jordan. Ho
was sent up for two ycars fl0nl sansunon t'oanly,
but VA. tpardurgl out after eight MoRlhs BY upr,
ucrrsidgy. lie II IN jail at Lcesvilte, III.
, 1877-03-15
JusTrFfAIlIE HOMICIDE,

Hf<tS7* kPe4}t&seFI W
St. Lofts. Mu., March l4.-Une Of the moat In.
tcecssu. murder trials on tccord Terminated At In.
dependence. No.. to.dhy. Dr. Juseph LanyLou,
who killed wifisam Watson, aear Sapolco.., In tho
summer Of 16'I1. and successfully eIu.lr4 arrest
nntt few mouths ago, WAS tried for murder In the
trtt degree. hna honurably discharged, tho esl.
dencs prasiag that Watson was desperate aud
had threateneh to kili the Doctor. At The time Of
thu tragedy Wat-on wna ascending hIEht of hsa.rs
10 roou1 In which his opponent was sitting, re-.
Fs9trcr IN hand: awaiting tho nttack. Lau:don met
Matsan y tit. aesd of thy atatrt. And. yrtsinr thp
drop Oh h1s msn, killed him.
, 1877-03-15

EAsr SAusSAw, Mich, Marsa l4.-ren days tsc
John Mcclure. Ut lay CITY, forged notsa sud
ceck4 In ths nau,s Of r. II. Fairbapks a PetsoIia.
ONT, and obtained money on the SANS. liz then
other isy, sa4 ths ra.e wa put la ths haads VI
l,clsctIys Neyins, Ut this city, who aErustsl Nc.
ciuru 10. day. liz confasssd. aud ws4 willing IL
accompany tho ottcts buck TO t&uAd4 without re-
COURSE to Gxtf4dittuu.
, 1877-03-15


GALEsA, H., March 14.-A HAL named Ahtonc
Dover, Tcsldlnx IN thIs rouAty, MA waylalQ and
dangerously shot In the head By son,e unknown
parties In this city Inst night about o'clock. This
police aro working w tho case.
On thu nlslt OF Fru. ~ valuablp horse uas
stoIen frn tbs 4abtc 0f Joteph Iarns. residing At
Elizabeth In thl. rnuDty. Tho thief was tracked
yesterday. and lod1ed him In iaIl to await 4 10,
qulslon iron. the Gosryn0F Of Illinois. rhu ant.
nal was previously found 1t sauk City. Wls., and
returned tu tho 0KuHE.,
, 1877-03-15

Paul Railroad. vas In L1e city yesterday on hts re-
turn to s!ilwaakte. from the consontlon IN st.
lontt. Mr. Henry Wcntwnrtht the now Pfeaidtnt
sociatloa Of AueFiea af.!rea home yetter,lty, and
attended 10 hts Insfcs at tho Michigan Central
office A. usnAt. lie hcnts tho honors which hare
lately l'ecn thfnst npon him with unusual COM
poFHrc.
, 1877-03-15

tened to the Trnlteh.inry tor scvcn years. He
Is certified to be incurahiy III nf consumption;
hence the executive c!cmcncy in l,lr behalf thut
he mny return to hta rarcnta homo In the East and
there arend the remainder of bis days.
i'attdn Haa also Issued to John Sullivan. coE-
rctrI u larceny 1t The August, 1876, term Of the
c witt f'irrit CoHr1 and sentenced 10 the Isciostn
School for two years.
, 1877-03-15

CLtrxLAxp, a., March la.-A special meeting
Of Tho stock hol3era pf tho Cleveland, TuAcarawas
Valley i Wheeling Rail~sy Company was held In
thta city this fornoon. at which they decldpd 10
sxtcna aheir roaA 10 Wheeling, ". Va. At tho
regular annual naestng Of tha Stockholders Of tho
s.s r9ad hsa ths a,ftesmoon f: !as 'naFa Of r.
prw Board elected Is AZ follows: i. Chaaberlain,
1. y. Thamas, \. stone, H.. cnoke, cleveland; !;
n. -; Clement nu,aellt Nnsssj1on, b. !; ". ".
Holloway End K, /. Rhodes. bridgeport, belmont
County, q.
, 1877-03-15

meeting Of stuckholdrrs OF tho Baltimore i
Ohio l. Chicago Itailsoad vas beld II tho oh]cs 81
lhe Company, NJ. u clafk ttteet, yesterday af-
txrnoou Tor tho purpose Ut taking bctpn In fc0ard
u the proposed loau 10 " Tor this line Mr,
Daniel Joues occupied thc chair. A. ths attrnd@
aucs WI. r4ther .tua, II ~as acecl. aEtes st,stt
discussion. to adjourn until the 9Th of APRIL. when
, 1877-03-15
T1,Esn-atE4AT SHIPMENTS.


II n well'knowh fact that tho cattle which nrr
fhlppcl from tho Wcat for Eastern consumption
lose much Of ffcfr satnc IN transportation. Each
head. It IL calculated, loscs frutn afty to sixty
pounds In weight before II arrives ut its dcstlns-
tlon. Daring the last year experiments have been
made in the way Of shipping the fresh meat instead
OF the cattle. which prou'tsc great snccssa The
traffic In this art'cso has been steudiy increasing,
snd some Of the WGSteYn roads now do gool has-
inesx In this linz. The Chlcago, Burlington {
Quincy Railroad II now bslaging hare
from three to foar carloads Of fncsa sucht
q day which has been killed at lmeGlo. Col. This
road aaes Ordinary cass ased up for this purpose.
and Cooled With Ice. The meat arFlves hcre In
iole.sb!y good condition, ytt not in such It Is
desirable It saond be. Irfrlserator-cars had bcen
used On this line, but It was found tlat they serye
the purpose no better than ordinary cars. 1fr. c,
". Smith, the General Freight Agent OF this
road, says that II some eau he constructed In
which trcah meat can be shipped At tho Far Wrtt
aud brought here IN a. good and dry condition ~
when II was put In the cars the problem Ut gettlng
good and wholesome meat In Eastern narkctu will
have been so[yod. Much progress in tho constrnc.
tIou Of refrigerator has bcru made during lhe
is.t year. and Mr.. Ayers. Of tn city. seonstsct-
tne aonle now which he thinks viii MI tho bill.
casn Alton 4 IT. Loais Railroads aro now brinc-
IN: acts from twenty y thirty car.loads 81 fxs,h
mss f,o satt Gls 1t x,nt4: ct Nc Thts
goes direct ii New YORK and liotton. Whril It ar.
rlsss here It II usually In excellent condition.. hut
lx learned; but, tudg.ng rum tho fact that ihs
shtr.nents are continually nrfeasinY II must reach
lhrro In to!cFAb1y gnDd c,,ndsUn.
Thur IL yeut!eMsn who lives nsar tho Ftate
lue I'll Indiana wb0 claims 10 hare solved ths pn,1
tem Of shipping tho fresh lural instu.u Vt thu
cattle. llr Kills q large nutnbcf OF cattfe every
month. VII The nirat nj which ht. sblpa
to Eastern cities. where hn hnds reAdv sale farit
aud obalns hettcs lsiccs than he would Tor thn lite
stock. lie rsl pus tho fresh tu relIar ktp.
nt certsin lrsteFuturr. whcru 1t rrmains uatlIlt
II tn rrupcf condition for shipment. II II fhvn
placed in ordinary CARS III which ct!tafn tcpsEfa
tu.e Il kept ~ by p,eaus VI lca wtcn IL rrnswel
1t various paints along tta to1a.
Il n thr general ppltlun ttat before the tansc Of
much lllps. The problem vi atIppns frssh Wcat ln
good condition from, the fasthesl Western points 10
tue EaAtesn 4etlorts will hxss Nsn solved, aud
that The shipments OF llvs stock Will cuutlnAe w
decrease nukll 1t ceaAcs altogether.
, 1877-03-15
THE RAILROADS.

PASSENGER HATES ADVANCED.
The enterpflsc Of the st. Louis p!cas hns Just
been exhibited again 10 rtarti!n1 degree. The
General Ticket and Passenger Agents As-oclat!on
Of America held |ss annual meeting In that Gnr.
lIorso fnwn day or two aRo. It WIS large anl
influential gnthertnE, and IN Chicago their proeec,-
fngt would hasc occupied considerable space In tho
daily papers. The st., Lonts paporr. however.
were content with few srIckfuls of slaah Of no
earthly inlorcst to uny nne, and this stud tc1c
graphcd BY the Aeeociaed Press all pver tho coun
Try. Judging By the press dispatches and the &C.
counts contained In the It, Louis papcre, It ras tho
most unfntesett1ng and tamcst convention
ever held. And yet Il wus the most
nuEa"rouriy ATTENDED and ono Of the moat
intercrttng meetings ever hed BY The Association.
The St. Louis pnper1 and prcsa Reporters will up.
d0nb.edty he surprised 10 learn that the Convcn-
tou has raitca the passenger rates 10 the Eaas un
ail points In tho West, md that tho new rales 70
into effect to.day. The rate for limited tickets
from Chicago TO New York was Rdranccd from SIS
to 8so and The rate from st. Louis was raised from
81 10 S13, The rate from Chicago to Boston has
l,csn dsed at sa1. 4 etmiIar advance nus htcn
usade to all fastern potnsa. This action nccefs.
tatcd great den! OF work a. the rates from MI
Western points hsd 10 be sevi-ca, and this was thu
several Jayr. 1t oceatos. much surprise tint at,
ndv.ncc vas made At thls time. AZ tho passenger
nnslns,s ha* teen sSfT JH'l Turing st,c latt few
much: lint what creates n,,*t tnrpE.c !: tat Tic
thla rate II still limited Indicates that The railroads
have not ret rrhche1 bottom. and that (. still
further advance will be made rooncr Of Inter.
Those General PASSENGER and Freight Agents who
hare already retained from the village On tic
ot'er ea Of tho bridge say thst 4 L t'S intention
md aslsane- the unlimited tIckeis, which dc now
s.? from, eh'eago to- to Ncw York, 70 ~ hiah asnrc
unlimited rntc little ovcr. .s.;!. l.nlIm1tcd
tickets. It u claimed, Brr bought only BY the rcnlp~
cr. ior trecnlatton. 1.fo.u WIN hare hns.nc:s IN
the East will hare ample tsmr ta grt to New iork
In vG days. md therefore the limited tickets Will
snit thcfr pnrposc Int A. we'll. sonc bnt The
EcaTers will therefore bc hurt br an ndvahcc ir tic
rate q unlimited tickets II seems. however. hat
hof limited an, unlimited tickets IL 70 le tho hct
we Sss M e s" 9iek m 10 S on 5a
cnRendestng much tI.fretins and opposition on Tic
par Of tic public. It II the general opinion tha,
sls go ratc should e made unlimited; Ta time,
MIC hard. and everything 'tnH trcttnr 10 snlmr aud
ia.cre j. m reason why the railroads rhonld ron.
Time 70 charge ca llfgh rate n0w they did when
everything wna inflated. Al go frum Chicago 10
Nav ork thr railroads Will MAKE fair prt'tt. mud
10 make 1t higher than that will be nothing mosc
nor lchs Than cxtoEtlo,t.
, 1877-03-15
THE TOAiH~l{t1uHT:IlS.
&kefH Mspx1leA 10 ~ Jrf4uss.

sesskaYtxLn, ILL.,, March 14.-The cass Of Null
Nns and Hughes, Lincoln tolab'Fobbcs'. was set
for tsia! to-day, nps Jadgs zaae, having recently
been elected member Of ths Monument Associ4-
tlay did not wish to slt dn lha bench. and there
fnru granted . change Of vrnus y Logan c0unty.
TIC Court vii! not III taeta Until tho ma1dls of
, 1877-03-15
RHODE ISLAND.

NVMAlE 1VEFWNUE.
FN0yInEScE, II. L., March 14.-fn the House Of
Representatives the Special Committee on Wor,an
Suffrage recommended an amendment to thu Stats
ConstI1ut!on 10 TINT upon any proposition to In.
poke q tax upon unmarried waNlct! And wlJuwa
they shall bayo tho privilege ot yong lilo same AZ
DlEu.
, 1877-03-15

2I{F[137 zA1{19EA 70 7N EF51QH2+
MxxxAroLIs, Atnn.. March HAT meeting
af tho stockholders of tbs Ntnneapolis + ST. louia
Railway to-day, It was dctsEnlncd to nnlsh tho
lina this summer ~ 10 connect It With the Iowa
Central and Burlington, cedsE Rapids i North
ara llne, string hlunespolts direct connection
With Il. LUp1s.
, 1877-03-15

SEw ypHs. March II. .-sesgt. Kie1cy, Of The Dr.
tectiyes, supt. Wa1llnu and Commissioner Erhardt
arc secretly Investigating The Charge made by de-.
tecttse agntnst two Of hts n.<oeistes duplicating
t,cia ~ TUG o% WIZ ,snr III ., faee h1n3
Pearl street.
, 1877-03-15

ARf1N kN1fzs2EA ~ M 4f1uVNat
6rp1xeYlELp. ILL.,. March 1.-THE total amount
Of anes paid In tho unttcd states Cours On seeount
OF tho Psk!a whisky easaA j. $5, 1lp. Tbs eoss4
4. ii. Campbell thu on1yssune oi the parties not
triaJ. havs been forfeited. anu execution i&susd
A:allist thu bondsnlen. The bond u for 81. uoo,
aud IL Iuud.
, 1877-03-15

4xp4F{t4E 1@49T<z937* ~ 3F2RN7*47 -
Qrlxcr, ILL.,, March 1t*-Yhe huslntsA. .snen Of
Quincy hare Started : movement for the purpose
OF extending the Quincy, At.aouEi l. Haclac Aait.
road west u DroWnsY1llu.
, 1877-03-15

Special Dfspatth TO TIE Tribune.
Ctsc,sxArf. b., March i4.--joc Goss, the pueil.
fst. reached the CovinTtou Iatl ths evening. ilo
y In good health. but In vcry unfortunate condt.
lion VI mind tic thinka he hiss becn optrngrd.
, 1877-03-15

MmNEAsoLto, Minn., Marc1l 14.--Michael
Lyone, who yesteniay murdered hi* wife, waived
examination to-day, and was ordered to the County
faj to await the examination oe tho Grand jury At
ta1 next term Of the Uletflct Court.
, 1877-03-15
arpolntccA were rejected by a strict opposition
LEGISLATIVE.

wanted the Gt1cEtlnu E0nhlhtfcu Whcthef IN Ills
prcrcmt form tho tlt will not tuvo to 10 tub.
nlIttel Under tho Constitution 10 popnlhr yote
bcfore It contl tnkn effect. lie arprchended snch
wns the fact, md that the euprcmc Court would 20
rnfc.
III. scKiptay argued that Tho but would not re.
1uirc amy snbmstsion TO Tho renp1e. It ltd not
rrnv,ae for A systesn at banking.
Alter Enmc dtscpraon, MF. Crookcs's motion TO
scfsr Was lest.
Atr. Palmer then offered an amendment inscrt-
Ing in Eec. !. f,iac 4, nftcr tho word thanking"
the worda "1ndi~tdunt banker and President OF
Cashier Of every National Hank"
Upon 11r. pnlmcfs amendment Nj. l1crrtngtnn
tnd there were bnt twenty State banks IN I'LL
nota; and that there wcrc ou1 private and IA Ma.
ttoAai hanks. Tho National bansn
OFFERED ABSOLUTELY NO PROTECTION 70 DE-
toa1TQN4.
In Chicago some Of then, had already gone up,
robbtpc ilcpoattors OF hundreds of thoukhndf. 1te
wanted these National bnnkH and the MI pr,rata
l1nks Which received deposits brought within Inc
opcratun Of the same law applicable to State and
RnyiHEs banks.
In Tho dtcus.fon that followed, IL xns rcpeated-
~ "sged that tho statc coutI nat pasa any lasF 10
rcgnlatc National banks. which Do bua!nesH nnlcs
tic ,Aws of the CnitcA States. It was also re-
pcatedly charged TINT tho amendment was offered
for the purpose Of killing The h.a Tho fesost WAS
THE NATIONAL. nANn STOCKHOLDERS or THE
ptODN
were nli opposed to having tho eonditalon oi NJ
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