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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-24
Iil8s--Itchiar Piles

Rositirely cmred-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, FiStula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases Of the Skin, by the usc Of
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
~ Oficein Bengston's Block, Illinois St, Rock i
and, Illinois. 3-13d&w6m
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-' - ohsDEOR' IUEIAN ADA
STURGEON g. ADAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELORs AT LAW
~ Office in Mitchell & Lynde's block, Rock Islam
IL. Have complete set of Books Of Abstracts
11tie OF Lands III Rock Island County
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Administrators Notice.

ESTATE OF DAVID NUNAN, Deceased.
Z The undersigned having been appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of David Nunan, late of
the county Of Rock Island, State of Illinois, de
ceased, hereby gives notice that she will appear
before the County Court of Rock Island county, al
the office of the Clerk of said Court in the city OF
Rock island at the April term, on the third Monday
in April next. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and requested
to attend for the purpose of having the same ad
iusted. All persons indebted to said estate re-
signed.
Dated this 22d day of February, A D. 1877.
BRIDGET NUNAN,
2-23d3w ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-03-24

Mail and Express has Through Coach from Gales
burgh and Reclining Chair Sleeping Car from Pc
oria to indianapolis without change.
Atlantic Express arrives in Philadelphia 720
M; New York 1920 p. H., and all Eastern and
Southern cities in the morning; BUT ONE MIGHT
out end one train in advance of Chicago lines.
COMPARE TIME TABLES.
Eastern and Southern Express has Reclining
| Chair Sleeping Car with State Rooms.
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Q66 . Q77 Week to Agents. SloOutft Free
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS,

CT day at home Agents wanted Outfit an
Ql { terms free. TRUE & co. Augnsta. Me.
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ROSSNAN,S CURE

eases OF the Skin, by the ust Of
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
lTcUING Plies is generally preceded by
moisture ike perspiration producing q
very disagrecabte and distressing itching,
particularly at night. after getting warm
in bed No humbug-as a trial will prove.
For sale by all respectable druggists,
ROssMAN L MChINsTRY, Hudson, n, Y.
Projectors.
Sent by mail for so cents
IF YOU HAVE 4 COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising Of Blood or any az
tections Of the Breast or Lungs, leading to
Consumption, use
DR.. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years " J. J.
Davis(now deceased) and you w be sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN 4
McklNSTR1, who have succeeded to the
Proprietorship, and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, In.
diana. Fuller 4 Fuller. and VanSchaack.
Stevenson & Reed, Chicago, wholesale
agents.
John f. Henry, Curran & Co., Whole
sale Agents COLLEGE Place n. Y
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All Female Complaints

This Compound, which Is purely vegetable, hal
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that hav,
batfied the skill of our best physicians and thous
ands of persons who were considered as incurabls
before this remedy was discovered have been re
stored 20 perfect health BY its use
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Worth s.. 900 in a Single Case.

BURLINGTON, VT Dec. 18TH 1876
Mrs. LYDIA E, PINKdAM: 1t is with pleasure
that we are able to say that in every reported
TO US your VEGETABLE COMPOUND has given mi
versal satisfaction. One gentleman told us today
that it had done his wife thousand dollars worth
OF good, as he expressed 1t. Our customers with
out single exception, speak of it in the highest
terms of praise. You are at liberty to make use of
this in advertising if you choose Yours very re-
speetfully. H. B. STEARNS & CO. Druggists
gWT The Pamphlet Guide 10 Women will be
sent free to any address by enclosing stamp TO
LYDIA u. PINKHAM. Lynn Mass.
Lydia E. Ptnktana's Vegetable Compound
Is sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle Whole.
sale Agents-George G.. Goodwin & Co., No Is
Hanover street, and Carter, Harris y Hawley No,
356 Washington street, Boston.
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BASKETS.

DEALERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTER
- est to patronize the Burlington Basket Factory
We manufacture all kinds, styles and sizes of has
kets, and at figures that will defy competition Or
ders and correspondence solicited. Both will re
ceive prompt and careful attention.
J. d. MILLER & CO..
Burlington, Iowa.
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, -
Rock ISLAND COUNTY. { GO
In the Circuit Court of said County, to the May
term, A. ID. 1877.
Malinda j. Denniston, Complainant VS. Philip E.
Denniston, Defendaut-In Chancery for Divorce.
Affidavit of the non-residence of Philip E. Den
niston, defendant above named, having been fled
IN the Office Of the Clerk of said Circuit Court of
Rock Island County, notice is hereby given to the
said Philip +. Denniston, that the Complainant
filed her bill of complaint in said Court on the
Chaneery side thereof, the 10Th day of March, A.
D. 1877, and that a summons thereupon issued out
of said Court against said defendant, Philip E.
Dennston, returnable on the first Monday of May
next. (1877l, as is by law required. Now, unless
you the sad Philip e. Dennston, shall personally be
and appear before said Circuit Court of Rock Island
county, thefrst day of the next term thereof to
be holden in the Court House, In the city of Rock
Island, in said county, on the first Monday of May,
A. ID. 1877. and plead, answer or demnr to the said
compliments bill of complaint. the same. and the
matters and things therein charged stated will
be taken confessed, and decree entered against
you according to the prayer of said bill.
Dated at Rock Island Ills, this 10th dav of March
A D. 1S77.
LEVI F. HANSON,
hENW0RTHT d BEARDSLEY, Clerk of said Court
Solicitors for Complt. 3-1Td sat4w
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For Book BINDING or Euing, go to
The ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick, Leave orders at
The ARGUS Counting Room. opposite the
the Post Office
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BUSINESS CARDS,
MI M. CORRETT
JOHN 3. HkWLEY

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Mitchell &
~ Lynde's Block, Rock Island, Ills.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-05

Deeds, Mortgages, &c. D xssssss ,. AND
oeots sA&eo - Tho l4DGp9upRuT One -
wbYRQN DAHIeLS.
Any. and Nola1y Publia
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
NETWORK. THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1877.

little DAMAGE Tho destruction Of life and property was
owing entirely 10 the frightu upheayal ard ngr'S oI
the sea- gentleman who arrived by the Trino hiors
us that the hourshng OF Iquque, the principa'
port nitrate shipments left complete rum no"
rs was after frightlu earthquake and ihunuo"
Of 1868 At africa the washed over the town to the
Hill back Of the church. and destroyed much valuane
property. The wreck Of the United States steamer vi"
teree which was carried inland couple OF miles py 'ne
tidal wave OF 1865 again 1oated ana ciileu nl'e
or two further up the coast The lower part OF Ah'o"
gasta which is the port OF the celebrated 'ara'o'S
mining district in Bolivia, IA reported completely u"
sroycd The smelling and other works near the shoe
were all swept away. The shipping a PaDello he fled-
the gIano deposits suffered severely, ana some
half dozen fine vessels reported ashore ana COM
plce wrecks The in places is stated 10 nave
risen over 60 feet With the meaSer ana unsatisfactory
reports that have reached IT is impossible to form any
fair estimate Of the Of this terrible vsitaiion p
making all due allowance for exaggerated staeheh''
WE cannot hut believe the destruction Of life ana prop
erty has enormous whether the tidawaveexiendeu
further south than Auofagistl, and with what results
il is impossible to know. We may AZ any moment re-
ceive further particulars by of Valparaiso ana tue
Trstnsaudinc telegraph and Brazilian cables to Europe
Between 600 AMI 500 lives said to have been lost
on The 1Ot Of May tidal-wave washed the shore of
the state o. Gucrro in Mexico. and high as the
MI, IA at Acapulco.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
FRENCH REPrBLICANS ORGANIZING.

THEIRS THEIR LEADER-sIMON TAKES Up The PEN.
PARIS. Wednesday, May 80 1877.
The Republicans are unanimous i'll accepting
NJ Thicrs as their leader. The election Will take place
in his name correspondent writes: 81 am able to
state that in the event of Presidential vacancy w.
Gambetta would support the candidature OF NJ IhlerS'
The Libere confirms the first report and says that NJ
Thers I'm consequence OF an agreement with NJ. Gam
BETA will be inrusted with the leadership OF the Oppo
sitiOn in the present crisis
". Juit8 simon has assumed the management OF ine
ErhO newspaper, aud publishes letter therein SAYING
that hc does undertake the task with the obltct o
cxplauiug the fall OF I:s Ministry because every one
knows frl because lie would not agree to the subau
ton Of an authoritative for parliamentary Govern
lie intends 10 defend the Republic aelist mon
arcEicai coaoI, parliamentary regime against bona
partisan ard ana religion against theOHtc zoe
trnes. lie appeals 10 al those Who, aDh0Hng cYli ana
Turopen war desire 20 make the Republic beloved and
nlMAIluI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
States Minister To Havti He is supported by most OF
the prominent colOred men of the country.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GEN GRANT IN ENGLAND.

GEN. GRANT IN ENGLAND.
THE Hx-PREsIDFNT HEARTILY CHEERED AT LIVER
PoOIl-A FRIENDLY GREETING GIVEN HIM AT
MANCHESTER-sEvERAL BANQUETs RENDERED
HIM AT LONDON.
LONDON Wednesday. May 80 1877.
Gen. Grant left Liverpool to-day. lie went
to the railway station the Mayors carriage. The
building decorated with flags, and a large crowd
was assembled to cheer him. On arriving ~ Manchester
he received hearty greeting from large crowd The
party took carriages and visited public buildings and
factories. lie went aferwaId to the Town Hall, where
address was presented by the City Council Gen. ana
Mrs Grant Will remain the guests Of the Mayor At the
Mayora apartments in the Town Hall this evening and
TO arrive here tomorrow at noon by special tram
On his way here from Manchester tomorrow, Gen.
Grants train will stop few minutes at Bedford at the
special request OF the Mayor and corporation, and IN
address will be presented to him The exPresident ana
Mrs Grant will dine with the Duke OF Wellington on
Friday The Duke in rendering the invitation, SAID IL
seemed to him TO be tit thng that Gen Grants nist
dinner in London should be at Ap.ioy House suoSe
qucnt invitation from Earl BeacOnsied for the same
day was deferred to date not yet fixed reception
will be given the General at Minister Pierreponts resi-
dence on June D. He will dine with Lord Houghton on
the 7th and will attend the Ascot races on the I'm
On the 10th he will dine at Kensngon Palace with
Princess Louise and the Marquis of Lorne on the 2Ist
Minister PiercpOnts, with the Prince OF Wales, ana
on the 26tn Mr.. Piereponfs, with the Duke of
Cambrd g. Seven other invitations To dinner by diSh
guShed persons %crc accepted on account or pre-
yious enaagrments. Gen. Grant has promised TO dine
with the E OF Derby about days hence aud al.O 10
tie guest OF the Queen AT dinner, concert and hal
AT buckingham Palace. He Will be entertained ny Inc
Lord Mayor at Gu,ldnall some me Juue. The Prince
Wales has arranged 10 receive Gen. Grant at hDor-
ough Housc immediately after lis arrival j. unieI
stood tia, the Prince VII also give dinner IN his honor,
Grant promised the Mayor Of Liverpool To rrtun to that
town, probably on the 2sth Oi June 10 accept banquet
prOifercd in his honor
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
THE SoUrH AMERICAN EARTHQUAKE.
WIDESPREAD DRsrRU CTJN IN PEEU-A GREAT TIDAL
WAVE AT CALLAO-rI!E TOwS OF IQUiQUE IN
RUlNs-OYER Geo LIVts LOST.

WIDESPREAD DRsrRU CrIoN IN PEEU-A GREAT TIDAL
WAVE AT CALLaO-rIE TOwS OF IQUiQUE IN
RUINs-OYER Geo LIVts LOST.
PANAMA, May 21.-The following particulars
Of The tidal wave on tie South Pacific coast have been
received from The Lima correspondent OF The P1rGma
Stqr: Caao was visited the morning Of the ION by
species Of tidal wave or Gthera gradual upheayal oi
the sea, which caused serious damage ana exceeding
ALARM The docks and piers oi the Mucle Darsena We're
the principal sufferers, together with some stores aons
the saore hue winch were completely carried away by
the water Vessels made fast lying alongside the
outer walls of The dock lifted iuily eight feet
by tie upheaya but, strange to say, were not dam
aged. Most Of the steamers riding al anchor III tne
bay shipped their cables, fearing further danger
and some Of the larger vessels stood toward the
OGing. Tic United States sjorcship Onward left hcr
anchorage the officer iu command evidently remember
ing tie fate OF her predecessor tne FrcOnI4, IA the
great tidal at AREA IN 1865. qurnuty ot her'
ciaudisc ciporaiy slowed the docks shipf in
discharge was ruined by the water; q water huucn,
torn from its moOTiIgs struck against the ron pillars
Of the dock bridge and carried away several OF them.
On shore the greatest CONSERVATION was apparent.
many lam lies dying safety 10 the hch grounds back
Of the town. At 10 O'Clock iu tne morning all danger
seemed 10 tohavc;passcd. The vas some" bat ata,,
hut resumed gradually Iis ordinary tranqn.hy but
the effect along the coast, as Tar ~ we 'ai ern hds
beep severe Al Moll,ndo 300 feet Of lie aii"Ay winch
mus alop, the slore was destroyed d. the wave. 40
uo +l,e town and railway were also scrOus'y damaged.
although 40 loss Of life Is reported The steamer santa
Rosa lett Arica on the evening Oi Tie Jih ana ''Foiis
that when a few moments under way experienced 'nr
shock Of an earthquake and saw i4l "''c se'i'i ii
toward the shon. At Arcquipa strong sn1cA W it.,'
but the Prcfec telegraph, tua no damage was 'n'."
on the city.
The fanamd sur has tie following additional ih'ein-
> ucc shoSing the extent nf i'c fcVnst-.l"hi
orne steamer John Elder artnei at cd.."o .io~ Va
p,roiso ON the l3h gy Dcr we nave tne hcvs it i'
dtru,e tidal wave re- ,ortc. D., our CORE, 9on4eIt a.
having been exp IeDced at CaiiaO ad p,iS to ' '"i
thereof Vas known have oAtcndei ~ i"r SoD'h '-
the northern boundary o. Chi nGt 10" ihue" O" ",i
south was not known, tIe communication ~ ''""
had been interrupted. I-a Ed1r Iei'0!to thr hi""S'
complete destruction Of Anto1saa'A' hInii"'' A'''
Tam % dc NJ .!Y, I'1a,lol q Poo. "I. ,.J Al. .
s.v sl,osAs o c.,A..aA. acie le., ,n,J ,...se.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
SEIZURE or 4 DISTTLLERP.

Collector James Freeland OF Brooklyn, act
iu uneg orders from the Internal Revenue CohniSS"-
ers at Washington, made one OF the largest ana most I'M
noanf tlery seizures Oh Tuesday last that has ever
,olon nlacs in BROOKLYN. The distcIy seized il at
r,irst and Division ave. and the proprietor was o.
cor King Although his disuery was registered Tor
soue time uast he has been manufacturing WHISKY
evading the tax aud removing the hqhT uiaN iiiiy
from yy9rplousc, These Transactions CoiNt ~ Ie
rar nf Internal Revenue Ascent McIcer ne inior tLe
Internal Revenue Commissioner al washington Woo il
',co ordered Collector Free ard t. make an lniicda!t
s.ilurc of the establishment. Ihc collector
with his deputies proceeded on Tuesday NOM,
iry tn tbe distillcry AMI took possession oI
ryrrvtyug found the premises. lnclui- tAe ho"hs
ana nan, r. of the firm No resistance "a one J. tAu
,llrr, s nav in The formal pOssr>sou Ci Gol,, tor
Lr-,,ud qbn VIII Commune 20 hold II uutI iLe case 's
isrn ,lecdrd IN thc United states Distinct Count it
ra,.rs i'm tbe ease have ben placed IN the hnos ol
ii,d Siatis Di,trictAttorney Asa W Ienney "hO hAs
r.cai,-d f, par cllais 20 the prosecution ICn ie
commissioner at Washington
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
1ELEGRApnIc NnrEs.

OTTAWA. Ont, May 3o.-Ihc Gross value Of the
produce te Canadian Hseics tur j. b WAS lll4t"VU
iIrI~aJ R,iu Penn. Nay 3O.-In thc trot -
Frend-hp ara .ota5, SLOW $50 won % three straight Leafs
NioDLEfO%%, Is. y. May 30.-m the Orangs
CoGu't Ccui' fons tocy I've Geicrs were hrcd
IRON 81 20 for selling Nlt'ua' license"
NONIEtAI. stay .50.-st ihe dominion Paint OIL
works rt 'i Aiioi,I, doing cuusi3er .c dti Ee 4"
the ruiinus tnd ia'al' h-rnns !aclic ,ioAaHus.
1uE0,r'. ont. Nav 3'.-Iur consisting rn the
northern rhof" OF N'Wi uuFfnd j. Truou,d prU7pous IN
Togo uic pr'sp-cts aIe DcttrI t'au 10. - yoIIs.
SA> IrA ..rtu. tai.. Ntv .iD.-iur wife ~ Capt
WaAdr rr-i.Ic tr, i9 received communication nom
% te I,Gortci io.s o the UIly OF @an tran
cisco.
foRo> ro, Canada, Nav 3O.-Ihc Spring Meeting
a N.ttnitr rtt commenced t"uly. 1I- ur-t ws
av i..i' 20 -t'Dli.. riaius rae, % hi
LIiioc ,ne tnt. ty ~nni" sfic.
Alpr-ttINN. N. \. Nav 3o.-Samuel RumScy.
uf ct,d LI t,r Do .,4a. Iftt, Iay yli ni r"u
ft.r alr-st. .
Iult cd ou ground oi seli-o-ieuse.
Pan V.tiritA. Nav W.-ini, vas the second day
of -.. -fal % 'iofiirr UIrle Am,irs rfrr. fierA
g.. tl 400 f-t 'ce. Nave second RACK Frank the
laird. .ud turhuc tnr iuh.ine race.
.tu., =, CeIr.. " b.-Airs. LYDIA sherman
81 De " tn need - tb- .riso1 fr fe Tor
,., % ,cr l.Eatti FHi -N children ,srat-a from prison
~ SEE rts.rd sne served dDoIt four years
iIali.
A;eA>Y ~. T.. May 3D.-The iron u0llers aud
u refos a. f1uud'UH ere have reached nicanlc ar
iit.r T-F"rr rrd n rr ttiif'ai Itc
s.- - reduction O i.ol " 20 pos cent, ACCORDING
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

CmcAGO, H., Nay 3O.-Ine AT days So
sion of the Fr shy eran General Assembly began w
ANAL Attendance The first business WIS e hnti report
II the Committee Cuurci P"lity, wieh declare thtt
tr co.,ug of ANY session withou, prayer is uhaluou
ous with te form Of church government The commit
tcr', report ot. Chinese eyan- Ilton was recon i-.I
aud Dfarrai 10 the Home and Foreign boards. Toe 'c-
mort ~ the committee the con nttttuiontr oi me
oslt tie ionryo'rnce oi SYuois Vas acNp'r,
resolution to appoint mmittec of eleven 80 M 'li
ana lses Of 'c--f-. skinner " Il, ans -.ut i.i' ana
r.rort tD the next General Assembly vas 'anrt. l''
COMMITTEE SyuDdra Records made ther uSldl re-
,o.. which were aiuItnd. \ on- pr on irhat "i
Ii ~. ana West aCiust me hctinh % th As
.rrh.y u r-iI-irY ~ err t'*n n a'e Nr'n 80 I.''-
nlnIlNAlLnn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
WASHINGTON.
PRACTICAL REFORMS.

PRESIDENT HAYES DETERMINED TO MAKE THE
sKRvIcE AT THE CUsroM-HoUsEs NoS-PARTIsAN.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
WAsuISGToS, May 30.-In spite of the ircredulity
in certain quarters the President will certainly at
tempt two things in the way of Civil Service Reform
at the Custom houses and those officers who afford
HIM the most aid in putting his ideas into practice
will naturally be most popular with the Admnstra-
tion. Tire President will attempt to prevent office
holders from managing the party, aud the party
from managing the oiice-holders. In other words,
he viii try to bring the public service down to
genuine working basis by making officials under
stand that they their most efficient service to
the Government and the people, rather than partisan
service to the men who may have appointed them
or secured their appointment.
This is a branch of civil service reform that has
little or nothing to do with appointments, and yet 1t
is far more important than any reform which the
Administration can effect in the selection Of new
officers Any Republican President who might have
been elected the strongest believer in the spoils
and patronage system Of civil service, would have
had occasion to remove very few officers when their
number is compared with the whole number of public
servants who would be retained. As President Hayes
started out with the theory that there were no va
cancics, his opportunities to reform the civil service
as a whole by nfusiug new and better blood among
the officials are comparatively very few Ii the Adj
minlstration never made mistakes in its selections,
and it would he impossible to avoid them, the effect
of its appointments would fail far short of reforming
The service.
The President will therefore direct his attention
especially TO making the present officers more in
,lusrious and efficient and this end will relieve
all Government employees in custom-houses and
post-cfices from those partisan services which have
heretofore been such drain npOn their time and
energies More attention will be given to this branch
of civil service reform than to the establishment of
rules 10 govern appointments. Such rules cannot be
universally applied under present circumstances,
and the exceptions almost frequent the OBJ
seryance Of them. At the same time 1t must not be
supposed that the Administration will not exercise
the greatest care in making appointments only it
Will not confne its civil service reform to that one
branch of the subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
DECORATION DAY.

She saw the bay0nets flashing in the sun,
The fags that proudly waved the bands, the bugles
calling;
She saw the fattered banners falling
AbOut the broken stais, one by one
The remnants Of the mighty army passed;
And at the last
Flowers for the graves Of those whose fight was DONE
She heard the tramping of ten thousand feet
As the long line curved round the crowded square;
She heard the inceSsant hum
That filled the warm and blossom-scented air.
The shrllling fife, the roll and throb OF drum,
The happy laugh, the cheer-Ob glorious and meet
To honor thus The dead,
Who chose the better part
And for their country bled!
The deadl O G0dl she stood there in the street,
Living yet dead in soul aud mind aud heart
While far away
His grave was decked with flowers by strangers'
hands to-day.
NCU- York. May 30 1877. II. W. G..
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

SILVER As MONEY.
PRESIDENT HAYES II FAVOR OF REhoNklHAlloN'
But sol OF SILVER INFLAIION.
IHr TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBusE.I

WASHINGTON, May 30.-While President
HAYES h,icyes that both gold aud silver ought to be
utz.d IN lhe metallic rency Of che country aicr tue
resumption of specie payments, 1t does not ~ any means
follow that he will tde crude ana icouSidef'd
legislation winch has been proposed by the SILVER mia
oui.ts a. the West. He be depended upon not 10
advise or consent t. measure the elect OF "nirh VIII
e TO inn lir our ma ,ional honor As tat oi proposition
T., nav III. principal aud interest of the pun
lac debt IN silver would. According TO the latest
London quotations tine gold value Of the oid SILVER
dor" is uov about 90i. cent? wniie hat "i tle sie'i
back dollar Is from 93l9 10 "j' cents To make Tie
,r1ncual ana iatcrc.i of the National dept pdyHMe III
iy.r dollars would therefore be ah"nt three per cent
,fe NJ lust 10 bondhod than 10 mHHe them ldypr
in lcrrtendrr notes nj thrr present value ma t"e
p.dcu.wIll not favor any Sarh plan as ths I"e' WIZ
,it ..r,us II he doc. 'onuend r i'ih0hcUltu"h 10
SILVER td tcr is uo doub, thdt he is Inclined q" dn s"
II Will certainly be- under such conditions a. VIII h'
shake tpe public credit more severely tudn W""" '"e
P.udcton.u heto.y to winch tho co"''l} gave so EN-
uhatic = qurt,,s in lstS. II oar G'v'Ihul"A' "oh'r
were toiny nayablc Ii. ally.r. aui not IA -o' itei 10
.ius able To- sch ~ per cent ooads ~ pax thc a''''
tarv of the Treasury would probably nnd u" h'i"''
even for i've per cents, and rounding woud cease