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Umpire-Dickey Pearce. Time of game:
| hours.
Runs searned-Cincinnatis 4; indianapolis. 0
First base ON errors OF opponents-Cincinna'
tbs, 0: Indianapolis, 2. .....
Balls called.-on Mitchell, 86; on Nolan, 18
on McSOrley, 9. t...
Strikes called of Mitchell. 81; off Nolan, 10
off McSorley,I
Wild pitches-Mitchell, /; Nolan, /,
Passed balls-Hicks, 2; Flint, l.
Long field -Cincinnatis, 8; indianapolis
Bases on called balls-Cuthbert, /; Foley, 1;
Quest, 2: Mack. /. ...-
Struck ut-Jones. Q, Cuthbert, 2; Mitchell.
1; Cinclnnatis, s. Quest, /; Houz ]; Golden, l:
Flint, l.; Warner, /; indianapolis, s.
Wild throws-Cincinnatis, 0. indianapolis,
Quest, /.
Two-base hits-PIke, /: Addy. l.
Three-base hlts-Hallinan, /; McSorley, /.
Thrown out vt second-Mack. !; Hallinan, /.
Left on bases-Pike, /; Jones, i; Hallinan, /:
Cutnbert, l.; Hicks, l; Booth, L; Cincinnatis, 6.
Mcsorley, l; Mack, 2, Warner, /; Recap, /; In
dlanapolis, s.
Double plays-Foley, Hallinan and Jones, l.
The LouisvIlles played the Buckeyes
at Columbus yesterday. The game drew
big crowd. This is the score:
Innings. 8 4 g
Buckeyes .......... 0 u 0 " /
Loulsvilles ........U l D 8 2 o 30
Runs Earned Buckeyes, i; Louisvilles, l.
Pittsburg-Syracuse Stars, 2; Ale
ghanies, 8; ten innings.
Phlladelphia-Hartfords, s; Athletics,
2.
The Ludlows will play the Iudianapo-
lis Club to-day on the Ludlow Grounds.
The Ludlow team has been strengthened 4
by the addition OF snYde6 t-.lt
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A LEADING English journal speaking
Of Bismarck's proposed retirement, OBJ
rves that "some say that he is sulk
ing, as the Earl OF Chatham used tc
do when he could not have his own way
ind that the illness which compels him
10 seek repose is as real as the weak
eyes which forced 1gnatieff to consult
1he opticians Of Paris and London"
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THE Grasshopper Committee is in

THE Grasshopper Committee is in
session at 81. Paul, and has divided the
State Of Minnesota into two sections
for the purpose Of commencing a sys-
tematic study OF the hopper. The other
States will be taken up in regular order,
and the hopper more calmly aud dis
passionately considered than he has
been since the meworable occasion
when. sitting raAa q ewest1aotato vine.
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BASEBALL.
Games Played Here and Else.
where.

Over thirty-hye hundred people
visited the baseball park yesterday
afternoon to witness the first game be-
tween our Reds and, the indianapolis
boys.
the game opened promptly at the ap-
pointed time, the Reds going to the bat.
Nolan pitched six innings Tor his club
and then McSorley was substituted.
Matthews, the pitcher of the Reds was
still too sick to play, and was repre-
sented by Mitchell, who pitched ex-
ceedingly well.
The inIInwinnr is tho rnnrn,
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without an Equal.

The hygienic properties OF Murray & Ian
mans florida Water are a marked and dis
tinctlve feature Of this delicious perfume. IJs
wonderful power in relieving nervous head
its healthfuL dlsinfeetant properties in the
sick room, mark it as peculiarly adapted to
the requirements or the boudoir, the dressing
room and bath.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

o man why linger in thy misery, when DR..
Plerce'sGo olden Medical Discovery will cleanse
your blood Of virulent poisons, cause ulcers to
heal, pimples, blotches and eruptions, to dis
appear. and health and strength TO reign su-
preme! Pierce's Memorandum Books given
away by all drugglsts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

. The Grand Central Hotel. Nav York
has exceeded all its tormer prosperity
by its well-timed and judicious conces-
sion to the popular d. mand for re educed
rates. 1t made the first reduc ton from
81 to 50 80 and 50 per day,
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Now that our own affairs are quiet
and the threatened trouble is all at a
distance The American is not near &c
earnest when he says "Let us have
peace" lie knows of the mlserIes OF
war and the suffering it entails on the
innocent, but can not help also remem-
bering how nice it will be to furnish the
supplies at war prices.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

A PEACEFUL and prosperous South,
reached direct by one of the best rail-
roads in the country, worked in the in
terest OF this city, will give life and re-
newed energy to all the commercial and
manufacturing interests of Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

PRESIDENT HAYES Is not stubborn
person, and when the Cleveland Leader
saId that the nomination OF its editor,
Ir. Cowles, to the Swiss Mission, was
me that shouldnot be made, the Presi-
rent did not dispute the point but nom
mated some one else.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

ILLINOIS is to have a commission to
examine into the causes of hog cholera.
A thousand-dollar appropriation is
what makes the commission interesting,
and if the city chaps can help it not a
granger will be allowed upon it.
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DECORATION DAY.
Preparations for its Observance

Preparations for its Observance.
Tie committee appointed by the Sol
diers' and Sailors' Memorial Associa-
tion to appoint the various committees
to make the necessary preparations for
Decoration Day, met at the Gibson
House at 8 z. Nj. yesterday.
Col. Il. NJ. Moore called the meeting TO
order
Major j. A. Remley was elected
Chairman. and z. r. Way Secretary.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
orator-J. A. Remley, Theo. H. James,
A. NJ. Aten, j. V. Guthrie, Frank j.
Foster.
1nvitation-J. v. Guthrie, John p.
Murphy, Henry Hayne, Henry Wielert,
Geo. Schneider.
Grounds-A. Strauch, II. s. Shaw,
Henry Hayward, Jacob Mathes, z.
Farmer.
Water-Aug. Grief, A. Dunn, Jacob
Vogelin, Z. q. Marshall, Philip Steguer.
Transportation-Tho Hefferman, W,
L. Robinson, j. A. Thompson, j. L. Gaul,
John Blrnbaum.
Muslc-John Mechley, A. NJ. Aten, H
9. Koogle, Andy Phelan, Thos. O'Shea'
Printing Badges and Flags-F. L. Fos.
ter, Jesse DeBeck, L. Mclaughlin, J.W
Mitchell, NJ. Levi, Fred. Fuchs.
Flowers-Mrs. Pattison Allen, chair.
man; Mrs. Wendell, Mrs. DR.. Foster
Mrs. s. j. Broadwell, Mrs. Leu
kenheimer, Mrs. Wilde, Mrs. Saal
Mrs. Rotne, Mrs. +. Mair, Mrs.
Ballauf, Mrs. David McGraw, Mrs
John Bradford, Mrs. Henry D. Moore,
Mrs. Thomas Estep, Mrs. Lawrence
Spaeth, Miss Sallie Johnson, Mrs. Irene
johnson, Miss Lisa Johnson, Mrs. A. D.
Bullock, Mrs. F. W. Wilson, Miss Emma
Cook, Miss Kate Cook, Mrs. Frank Pent'
land, Mrs. Alice Critchell, Mrs. Ephraim
Bates, Mrs. DR.. Mendenhall, Mrs, Theo
II. James, Mrs. John Gould, Mrs. Q. II
Geffroy, Mrs. Alexander Hunord
Mrs. M. s. Shaw, Mrs. Henry
Hayward, Mrs. Jacob Hoffner, Miss
Annie l.. Hetferman, Mrs. r. M. Moore
Mrs. Henry Wielert, Mrs. DR.. Upper
Ian, Mrs. E. f. Noyes, Mrs. H. Hide
brant, Mrs. George w. Jones, Mrs
James L. Rufin, Mrs. CharlesC. Jacobs.
Mrs. q. W. q. Johnston, Mrs. Hotf:
meister, Mrs. Charles Reis, Mrs. John
kaufman, Mrs. Chris. Moerlein, Mrs. J.
b. Peaslee, Mrs. Sellew, Mrs. Frank
Harff, Mrs. Judge Lindemann. Mrs. j. A
lie emley, MIS- ouuSo St"iloS ~ o NOoA
Fisher, Mrs. Z. b. Macdonald, Mrs. Rob.
erts, Mrs. Gus. Moonert, Mrs. John Ep.
pinger, Mrs. Col. Tatel, Mrs. II. q. Koo-
gle, Miss Annie Moore, Mr.. p. r. Way,
I. Mclaughlin, II. q. Koogle, D. Car
penter, b. f. Hopkins, Fred. Diester,
ii. II. Haywa M. B. HeucKman, NJ. j
Patton, Jas. Whittlesey, j. NJ. Harper
On motion, adjourned, all committees
to meet at Gibson House Wednesday
evening, the 3th.
MAI. j. A. REMLEY, Chm'n.
p. R. WAY, Sec'y.
The following named parties from tn e
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Asso
citation are authorized to solicit sub
scrIptions tor defraying che expenses O.
Memorial Day, May 80. All other per,
sons are impostors, and the citizens Of
Cincinnati will dc well to look at the
back of their subscription books, signed
by the President and Financial Secre
tary of the Association, before con
trlbuting: Capt, JAS. s. Wise, Jacol
Vogelli, Geo. Kountz, Capt. Dig, f. +
Foster, John Birnbaum, +. l.. Emmert
+ " GuthrIe Jas Wilson Henry W ie.
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Conveniently near the prominent bus.
iness houses, all places OF public inter-
est and resort, and in the very heart OF
the best resident portion OF the city, for
good living, good treatment, and quiet
comfort, the Colonnade Hotel, on Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, cen be consci-
entiously recOmme ended.
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! RANDALL feels confident Of occupying
the Speaker's chair during the next
Congress. He claims to have votes
enough already pledged to make his
election sure.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

TIE jury to investigate the Southern
Hotel fire in St. Louis does it very
mildly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

TIE happiest statesmen in the coun-
try are the members of the Louisiana
Commits sion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-24

Do NOT be surprised at anything that
is shown to have happened in or about
the SherIf,s Office.
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PEACE at home and war abroad will
give an impetus to all American indus
tries.
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SEEDS.
SEEGER, WILLIAMS&C0
COMMISSION MERCHANTS In
Grain,
Country Produce,

SEEDS, &c. Agents for the Defiance Egg
Carrier, holding 80 dozen, the best known
No. 16 West Front street,
CINCINNATI. OHIO. ielo-tf
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SHOULD a declaration of war be made
to-day no one Will be surprised.
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'IECINNATI 4 LAFAYRqTK.

OroenbUurR AC,..,..'.. .."'.. ....'''' WV A
phe Church Trans leave valley junction a5
$3.50 A. NJ. and HARRISON at 5:26 p. NJ. and re-.
turning. leave Cincinnati at l:20 p. NJ and 10 PG
NJ, Sundays only.
The Valley junction il5 P. N. train runs
TUESDAYS and FIidaYs only.
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"'NoiNNAi "Gsr"ooD tSAbROW-GAUGE) g
Daily, except Sunday. Time. min, fast.
Leave G., III. ID. Depot, 5:15P N. 6:15PM.
5:25 P N, $40 Pm.
Leave Glenmore (Westwood), 500 N, 7,lo,
sUNDAYTRAINs
610PM. = ,'"' -
Leave Glenmore twestwood), ESQ N, 1880
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= The o.os 4. N. anu r u, traIns1 CONNECT Tor
Yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church.
Train leaves Loveland Sundays at 8;I0 A. NJ,
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at 2P.M.
CINCINNATI 4 MUsKIEGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, min. fast
GAINESVILLE Ex.. 6.45AM 4:l5PMs
Circlevilie Ac.............. 4:00PM 1O:i5AM
CINCINNATI 4 EASTERN BATAVIA NARROW
GAUGE.
Depot, Front and KiIgour. Time. min fast,
Williamsburg Ac. ... S:35AM S:50AM
Williams burg Ac. . 400 PM A:l5PM
CHESAPEAKE Il &OHIO.
Boat, foot Of broadway, to Huntington. City
time,
Richmond
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THE STAR,

gao Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
, 1877-05-04
NOTES AND NEWS.

WAsnIxnrox, D. c., May 3.-A prominent gen
t1cman Of Virginia called Upon tho President to.
day aud mentioned that the citlxeus OF Richmoud
and Petersburg desired that ho would visit them
on hlh reported contemplated tour OF the South.
The President ts!d that it was his desire to become
acquainted with tho citizens OF that rs we'll ~ OF
othrf sections Of the rnton but that hc could not
ytslt Virginia until after tho adjournment OF tho
extra session, when he Rhould probably not only
accept tho hosptn!iles rendered By tho citzens Of
Richmond and Petersburg, but might extend h!s
trip further South.
THE srEAKEHsn1r.
lis rumoscd Tonight that political combfna-
lion has been effected which will sccute tho cleo
t.on OF Gov. Hanks ~ Speaker OF tho next Houle
OF Representatives.
Apro1xTaxxr
Antlecas Willnan. of New York, will shortly be
appointed to the vacant Consulate At Rotterdam.
THE EXTRA sEssloS.
Tonight II Ia atatcd on The authority Of members
OF tho Cabinet that tho data lcrctuforc fixed upon
for tho commencement OF the e1tra session Of Goa.
gEeea, vik., June 4, will be adhered to, and
formally inserted Tomorrow in the draft Of tho
proclamation which will be then ready for pronul.
gat!on.
TIE DfsTnlcr or COLUMBIA COMMISSIONER,
A delegation Of prominent citizens and iunucn.
tial Businessmen Of Washington hare called upon
President Hayes to ask for tho appointment Of 8.
X. Middleton, OF tho aeu, Of Middleton i Co.,
bankers. TO tho posltioa Of District comml&s'cner,
orrtcE.sExkino.
rresideut tntends to removc sImon Wolf from iho
otcc Of Rcg!stof Of necds for tho District Ut CO.
lumt!a: ats making persistent s'ors for bis Psss
dent. Including one from Alexandria, w., com.
posod Of eolorcd men. u fsvp, ot sandidsts rho
but who. AaEnral months before tho Presidential
, 1877-05-04


MONTREAL, Mny IA dispatch from Thfco
Rivers ttatcs that m accident took place on tho
banka og tho lyieve vcll1at, tributary Of tho Ca
t!scan, In tho Parish Of St. 0enev,nrc, occasoued
by q landslide Of abant Nh ncre and halt In
length By 200 feet in dcp.t, and hcgh. Of eighty
feet. a mill built on tho banks of tho river was
completely crushed in. Ten persona wcrc buried
under the landslide. The Coroner II now holding
an ,nq,vst nh tho first nys bodies rccovcfcd-thoso
1T Sit. C.uu>tcr, aged ", father Of the kDy. Nj.
Cloutict, Of Three iiIscEs Seminary, Mira.
Mas:Icoslc. aged 30 wife u tho owner Of tho
Mill aud hor three children. aged rc.pectsss!y r.
z, and : years. The landslide completely blocked
tho river And chanred it, course, causing grent
damage to fn.mcta Ia tho cnyleana. Tho bltltca
Wefc scarcely recognizable 1Elng 10 au1ocatlon.
Further particulars will not b know! natll tho
Coroner returns Tomorrow. Tho banks OF this
win eight i,sssans IN 4, and oil persisted.
Special Mzpa.as to 1Rt 3Fiu.. ;. .
LEAvExwonru. May 3.-Tle immense land slide
which occurred :hc iInc Of tho stssours l'acidc
ltuad few days ago has grown much lower In con.
sentence 0f tho llcayJ rains. and now cavern aoout
ZOO feet nF tho track. Passengers and freight haVc
to be ttansferre1. H..
hurled hero to-day bY tile casing tn Of cellar.
O8cn 1tlry was Killed, and tho 0thcEs seriously,
pcfhar6 fatally, hurt.
, 1877-05-04

nlG 1nJun. Much Eat---A Ludlcrous Stain
pcdc---Drcad Of TrcAchcry on the Fart q:
Crazy Horne.
Sperfai Dsspotea to 1As Irttuns.
Nrn cLoup AoEScx, Nch., May 3.-L'cat.
Notenquest. who escorted the ptov!sfon.tsaln te
Creek tho nlghs Of tho 1st inst. The Joy Of tho
suffering hostiles knew no bounds, and feastlng
and dsnclng was kept up long Into tho night. Yes.
terlny RosenQuest wAs rendered grand aboriginal
reception and council in seresa1 large tepees gaudl
lr decorated! for tho occasion. The Chiefs Cray
Ilorse, Little Big Man, ana Little Hawk led in tho
hand shaking and tho expressions Of Rratttuds
which followed. The supply OF beef aud other
rauons was ample for 1000 ordinary peo-
ple for ave days. but 50 samished vera
the women and children that thsy
Ato until hundreds Of them rsto sick
and uuabls to move. Owing to ths general iudIs-
ss; snd Hii M @ not psoS.sy ST. eesss IL Asency unsl
lar message to den. Mackenzie that he want. IL
scsne wAa Witnessed a shoft distance sboro Camp
Sssas .oa u: g aa
ts " .s.,sss ssSa s::ss % Il s d % e. : s..s :s
dozens ot boys with the adyanca guard Of ths var
I!ors nred volteJ after yoley a. rapld succession.
iss @sds ~ % to %shlts: iii snd sioa1: Tle t.i.of.
stricken sQusws and children tc4 tato tho retinea
tor their 1lyes bur when Tho news reached tho old
camp, 800 or 400 warriors uo1nted the acesets
ponles ID twlnk!lng, sounded the was- hoop, aud
charged forward 70 tue .cseae, They a.shed dowl.
meeting The frightened snteope- huntsta and
sanly socklng aon,e enemy: The scattered village
are not yet gathered together. Tbs esmps In ths
ssyaXss aay they heald that Crazy Horse will not
surrender his arms. aud that 4 crisia II u hand.
Ths dread IL general, aud tn measure accounts for
tho sbovs genuine stampede. However. ths mill.
taFy to,ee hsrs u .npla to compel the thosoasa
improbsbe emergency Of open 1e.!stAnes Ariss.
sAx FxAaeIaco, May IA Tucson. AftxouA.
dispatch ssys Indisa Agent clum selegraphsd Gov.
Stafford from fott Ctatx On thu 2ath: ~ have
Dcrouml. ppn1icA, Gtrtno, and fourteen othess.
praoueke. .nd expect 70 stast with al the Indians
Tor San Carries on the 3Otn. have had entire sue~
cess thus far. Scouts arc out after thu remaining
Indians, about forty In number"
, 1877-05-04
Hangs. Leonard SWEET. end Sidney emith to prove


THE AiHEEnE*T EXISTED
rnscs The terms tprci'ts. lie claims that wlt-
clnHin- ElEfora i:eon natl Suprsytspr Matthews,
did nat knnw what the agreement wa. hnd no
rea,on e know 1t, and wesc not instrumental In
i expected tia: this vhoo eontrovcr+y w!.l
i :ettletl n few dss. II iced !. INT snescf.iul
Genera! pcven. !o.daY telcgrarhed 10 Dirtret.Xs-
POSTPONE THE HEHN CASE
# : sss'
@s:ss: ''k =. s'*: snsee En- menes e.
tha duties of thc I.ouisana commi..ion, eonierrsd
told 1utxo ncten. that the iosarnn,cnt would Do
and did not keep % IT, ft, ith fe: ;r for '''' ''
ExTinE ci'tt. AND CRIMINAL. ,MMux,fr :.
p.9c 70 m
IT, IT,, m % Ta1s S11s9 0os wo1 Ss kg s. 's ID
a' e"sn.c' Il oh,esee 's viii. eh" H.
s9ss wen st%s a1se Ss IT,
ATTORNEY to dltlnt.a tho anIt Aeainst Nehn.,
= ie.tsf va rcsetTe.t here ffotn JndRe Lawrence
Mrdctsy W dnasc bcsens requesting that ssorrf
- Eor TO PRESS TIE sUfT
p.s @ s 11 S9S t. tt @
nsng. 1tees'ns tho postponement Of tie ease for
Thefe il another feature In the Rchn, ca.c
which ha. been brought to thr attsntion Of tho
Acknowledgment ED tho see's'.sy oi tho Trtss:
no .n2t h esrsst as.: to ts s atsc ePt
trasi Of .e eiri n.n ths ai.''st. Of he f.t
cttil AnbtA which the Government las against
THE SECOND HATCE,
undo! the plea that since the Government has mt
Gent s fa!tn ibse They may oc again liable to IN.
, 1877-05-04
The CALIFORNIA LAND SCHEME.

seeont expose of tho manner In which
advantage has been taken OF the eonstsuc-
t!on Of tho Desert Land Inv BY specu1a'
tors, i i ascestsiaed that steps being takcn
saluah bio lfuct in tho Gala Valley. Zen. rhuras
banning II sepustcd - being tas ptotcctor of lhg
euterptisc. The land lics IN Tho river aotkou. and
proven oa ths OCCASION u tho overflow uf tho rireE
when = rank growth Of vegetation = ones sprung
completed. wlll furnlh the NAseE to5 irrigation.
, 1877-05-04

NEW YonK, May IA sad accident occurred In
New Jestoy on tho Montctaif d Greenwood Lake
ltailFoad Wednesday afternoon, by which three
mon were killed and &wo ladlcs badly injured. 4
funeral party wss returning from, Ioonton, when
Tho borscs attached 10 IN ordinary farm wagon bo-
came unnlanaEcablo Just ~ the railroad crossing
waa reached. A. tho aau.o moment a. freight
train crossed tho alrcet and the frightened
hofsca dashed Immediately In front Of The engine.
The w-catchcr struck tho vehicle full In the ecu:
sre, throwing the 0ccuuants upon thu track and
Dcuoscst, and John cashoy and hs son John wero
Instantly killed. and Juia carboJ had hcf right
arm cut or by tho wheels of tho locomotive, and
another lady, whoso nae could not bc asccrtatnsd,
received 4csese aud posalb!y fatal Injuries.
, 1877-05-04
OHIO.

Cntrxnre, o., Mar :..-1n tho lfonae, tho Sem
ale bill 10 compc, hotcl and boasdfnc.honso keep.
crs to provide Esc.cseapcs was parsed.
Tic Senate bi to compel corporations to pay their
cmplnycs every month, md to giro claims Of cra.
rloycs priority. was defeated.
Tho Senate resolution providing for an adjourn.
n,cEt Of Tho Assembly next Monday WA adopted.
Thc Senate passcl the btil 10 amend tho legal
advertising law OF last winter 70 ~ 10 leave It
opt!unal Will county otlsrtH ns to how many pape'n
tho rrcu pur reuaru nf .40 as4 At II for tho hEat
and 10 cents for cycsy additional in.cEt1nn.
The Committee 10 WHOM, was referred tho charges
Dumb Asflnm snbmIttnd report cxonerasiny tho
officers ot tho Asylnm from tho charges, anu COM
mand the management Of tho Asylnn,.
Tho Scnatt bill providing that contracts fot work
on publIc buildings. for materials for the same,
may bo let separately, waB passed.
, 1877-05-04
A1sSENTEEISM. A
MORE COMFORT roR TIE sttlnKENs.

1EdrTtn tfift) Senstaet
TuE Cn,cAno TntnrxH did a good thing last
week In publishing tho number Of times each
mcn,ber Of tho Legislature had been nb.ent from
ro1l-cail from, tho beginning Of the present ses-
s'ou; Tho nt,nbcr rangea from to 142 rc.pettfre-
y, nnt showa al gtanco what members arc re-
tponabfo for tho proractcd length Of tho session.
Of cnnrsc The publication fa'sed a row among tho
members. many OF whom took occasion TO abuse
the tcpnrcr whn had furnlshcd The l!st th'ls con:
snnn2 tile prnrlca time IN EfatlfY llttc personal
l1l.feclin:. HaIae of the memIerA used language
INIT fnr publication, and the IInuac owes 1t ~
Il not csre te osaSns ebers nix liz
bcs* nnde tho record, and nut tho rcpoftcs; they
nre ashamed Of y land they un9ht 10 bc| the shane
a reporter who simply performed What was rcauir.
cd Of him by BIZ en,plo,1yef;s; :; .,ux.,,
Tho war on ai~entcsi.In IN iths Stats Legislature
doc. not ret rseuso full attendance; ai iccie!a,,
ton l. elaycd toT laek q o'snn, sssrta,ly : 1nd
fsw 'os. when L thsy sese ' e heir places The Il,
b. wonl! 70 passed readily: W. Hrc heard AL
niss I'M tss fsr c osss 10 aes @
the tai'nrc to make many laws In iAc earlier part
Of the sc'aIon would bc n,adc np towards tho cn.c
The facts. m first aboTs po!nsca out do not tust!sy
'vfs 'E i, T,se ~, Journal. =
The CnEcAan TnlnrNL's correspondent In
Springfield published record Of tho ab,cntcct.
ThcIeUpon ihu wlloto f1ock came duwt on the re-
portes., 1hcy called hln, iief. Il too ao @ IDIOT.
Is PERFECTLY at homc. liz NAY fall ~ some Of tho
@ " ' 5 5adaas S 81: Sss s ii m Sssks. M II t.
,horoushi, E hs Esa!ay., i: i: ~, .,,.x"a,
10th Iionsc at springfield ad!onsncd last Mon.
day 10 listen to soYs by tho Flyers ststera.--twa
] tic ,nemoers ] colay Cd 10 baseball mattel, ia.t
week. md breaking quorum. Whcu anything Of
thia Sind oesars, vo suppose Tho un.oplit.ttcated
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