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Statutes, regarding the treatment of
animals being conveyed from one State
to another, to which sections your at
tention was directed by department
letter Of April 80, 1873 Synopsis 1851 },
it is suggested that the sections of tie
law above referred to require the
railroad company, or the master
of the vessel, as the case may be, in
whose cars or vessels the transport
tatIon is beng made, to water, feed,
and otherwise care for the animals
only in default OF the owner or person
having custody of said animals SO do
ing. In such case the railroad COM
pany or masters of vessels have a lien
upon the ANIMALS for the care given,
and are not liable for any detention of
said animals.
With reference to the inquiry
whether the feeding and watering of
the stock can be done without unload
ing, your attention is directed to the
last sentence of section 1888, which
provides that where the animals are
carried in cars or vessels, in which they
can and do have proper food, water,
space and opportunity to rest, the pro-
visions of law in regard to their being
unloaded need not apply.
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Macksy has hree-eighths of the prof
it derived from the Bonanza mines,
and yearly adds to his overlooking ex-
chequer the almost fabulous sum of
go, 900. 600 francs. This is calculated
10 bring him In exactly 1875 francs per
minute, 1900 francs an hour and $780,
600 francs day. Little over 40 years
OF age, Dir. Mackay is still. the prime
of life, has a handsome, commanding
face, splendid physique and fine pres
ence, and, whether among his miners,
In the society of the elite or in the
bosom of his friends and family, we
view in the Boss" of the "Big Bonan-
"a" all those attributes which. go to
make up the thorough man and cOurtly
gentleman.
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MAKING

Clegg Automatic Center Flow Evaporator. nat
1876, Best process for making syrup and sugar
h .les, 20 the world. Address X. L. HARRISON,
Sen1 Ag't, Cusseta, Chambers Co. Ala and
send for circular and price list.
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Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has
% called upon to give 3 decision on
frequently contested question as TO
|rying Of cattle on railroad trains
bout unloading 20 feed and water.
railroads throughout the country
IN constant turmoil about the mat
and the following decision will be
pteTest 10 them Is well a. TO stock
ers. Ths letter given was ad-
BED to the collector of customs st
no;
reply to your letter OF the
nstant, encll sing = communiea-
irons the general mansger
Chicago and Northwestern
com pany, relative TO the prop
vance Of the requirements Of
$50, 43t7 and 9sSs, ReYised
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THE KANSAS WAGON
IN
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Tboes terrible enemies of human happiness
have Indeed found their master IN JenkiDi = AN
NtHtLATOk" We have the testimony 81 men
states that sitter suffering l1deErr1habie patrsE
for years, from which they aOnRaf relse1 ~ VAN
~ whiting he Hot and Warm springs 81 Ar
re1edies more o. lee hiThiy prziff6, nm hope
had aimost died cot. fhe5 have fonnd relief
from p4in b. N nee - the AENIufLAT0fi =
perfectly eaFed
THE AEsIHILATORT IL . par-fy r<c<fasse
ane can Be iakea Without fear Of any lni1rioas
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plAN0 Beautiful Concert Grand npca
Pianos. eost 81 500. only uh6H
S!SS. Superb Grand sqaAre Pianos Go =
cost $500. only $I55. New Siyie rprssS;
rtsnos Sll2.50. Organs S95. or--sss'
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sac Saetsnce 20 ciose out present SroeS-
NeN STEAM Factory soon 10 be erecfr A ~.
fsss VII meeh information abe NJ cost ~
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Please address DANIEL y BEATS
WAsbincton. NJ
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SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST. ISIS.

Of the
the OF
curing
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THE CELEBRATED LaRELLE,

Danw in
aternA md OF 1t Is
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SALE OF LANDS
Travis County,
DELINQUENT FOR TAXES ASSESSED FOR THE YEAR 1917

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-21
BEARING SILVER.

Charleston MeycItants and Bankers JOi,
Ne,c York IN Declaring A0ainst jSifcer.
Charleston, Jan. 19.-The special meet
ing of the chamber of commerce to-day, to
consider the financial measures now before
Congress, was attended by leading bankers
and merchants. It was resolved that the eff
forts now being made to remonetize silver
and postpone resumption appears to be reac-
tionary in spirit and designed to reverse the
action taken at the time when the intelli-
gence and wealth of the South were not rep
resented in Congress, but when her material
interests were peculiarly exposed to deprecia-
ton; that it cannot possibly be honest for
the government, after what has passed, to
pay its notes or bonds in anything but in
gold, and that it is wrongful to permit by
law, OF even to encourage by national legis-
lation, the payment Of public, corporate and
private debts III debased coinage specially and
avowedly created for the purpose.
New York, Jan. 19.-At the maritime ex-
change yesterday the following memorial to
Congress was signed by many merchants and
bmkers and representatives Of leading ma
rine underwriters, steamship companies and
shipping houses of the city: eve, the under
signed members of the maritime association
at the port of New York, feel it to be our
duty to demonstrate against any legislation
that shall make silver an unlimited legal ten
der, as, IN our opinion. such legislation would
unsettle values, disturb confidence, retard re-
sumption in gold and impair the national
credit ,,
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTXKNT.

kxECUTIVE UEHAHTXxNXs
WHEREAS, The Legislature Of the State Of Mime
three 81 of article eight q, of the constitution ~
istng to Public Schools, approved March 2, 1871"
dld enact as follows:
section 1. The following amendment to the con-
sutnuon OF this State is hereby proposed for pubG-
cauon, and for approval rejection by the people,
IN accordance with the provisions OF section ono a.
VI arucie fourteen (l4 of the constitution of the
tnat Is to say, that section three (3) Of article
elght tSl of the constitution be amended by adding ut
.ne end thereof the following provisions: "But In
no case shall the moneys derived as aforesaid or any
poruon thereof, or any public moneys or property,
oe appropriated or used for the support Of schools
wherein tne distinctive DOCTRINES creeds tenets Of
promulgated or taught"
section 2. This proposed amendment shall b
su a 70 the people for their approval rejeo
act snau take effect, and each Of the legal yoters OF
the State IN their respective districts, may 1t such
election vote by ballot for or against such amend-
ment, and returns thereof shall be made And certi
fed Ito, and such votes canvassed and the resulA
thereof declared in manner provided by law for re-
turning, certifying and canvassing votes At general
election for State officers, and declaring the resut
thereof; and if it should appear therefrom that =
majority of voters present and voting such cleo
ton shall have ratified such amendment, then, within
ten days after that result shall have been decl
the Governor shall make proclamation thereof and
such amendment shall therefrom take force and
effect, and be in force as part of the constitution"
AND WHEREAS, 1t appears from certificate Of the
Secretary of the Joint Convention of the Legisla-
ture, that upon the official canvass by that body
made on the 10th inst, of the votes cast for and
against said proposed amendment majority Of said
votes were favorable to the adoption Of the same.
Now THEREFORE, I, JOHN s. PILLsBURY, Gov
ernor of the State of Minnesota in accordance with
the result of said official canvass and with tho re-
qnirement of the act aforesaid, do hereby publish,
declare and proclaim that said proposed amendment
has been adopted III the manner prescribed by the
constitution and laws of this State that the same
is valid to all intents and purposes as part of the
constitution of the State of Minnesota.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the
Great Seal State to be affixed, at the Capitol in
OF State. Saint Paul, this fifteenth day OF jan
uary, A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and seventy eight.
By the Governor:
JOHN 8. PILLSBURY.
]. s. IRsENs,
Secretary Of State.
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signment. Liabilities S26O, 700; nominal as
sets 1926, 600; real assets $4,000.
Geo. D. Walrous & CO., jobbers in hats,
furs and straw goods, Broadway, have as
signed. Liabilities 100000; assets not
known.
At a meeting of the creditors of John
Thomas, mining stock broker and late presi-
dent of the West silver mining company,
yesterday, schedules were presented showing
liabilities Of $4,000 and merely nominal as
sets.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1s.-Beveudge & Alliwen,
importers of woolens, have been attached.
Liabilities $4,000.
CHICAGO, Jan, 19.-Vhe Z116u,e's earle
vile, Ill. special says the following is stated
the condition of the suspended bank of
Chestnut & Dubois: Liabilities 1906. 200
assets, $2,085,Oo0. The latter figures is be-
LEVIED to be what the assets wilt actually
1,sr,
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LIGHTNING GLOBULES.

The stable Of the Cincinnati Ice company
was damaged $4,000 by fire yesterday morn
lug. Insured in city companies.
Charles Chapman and George Williams,
boys, were drowned yesterday at Philadel-
phia by breaking through the ice.
John Mason's woollen mills at Chester, Pa,
was burend yesterday morning. Loss esti-
mated $4,000 to 100000, fully insured.
A further postponement of one week was
granted yesterday by the court, on hearing of
the question of receiyership for the Charter
Oak Life.
A New York telegram says it is stated that
Owen Murphy, the fugitive excise commits
missioner, is dangerously i'll in Ottawa, and
that his wife is insane.
In the case of Edward Tatro, the High
gate murderer, the supreme court at St. AL
bans, yesterday, overruled the exceptions and
sentenced him to be hanged the first day of
April.
Pat Collins a notorious Mollie Mcguire.
and county commissioner of Schuyll1ill coun-
ty, Pa, failing to appear for trial at Potts
vile, on charge of forgery and embezzle-
ment, has been re-arrested al Harrisburg.
Commodore Geo. N. Hollins died last
night of paralysis, aged IS years. He was
in command of the sloop of war s.Cyane, y
which bomboarded Greytown, Nicaragua, in
1854. At the commencement of the late
civil war he entered the confederate service.
The revenue cutter Mclean has returned
to New Orleans faom her second cruise in
search of the McAllister and reports finding
portions of the dredge, establishing almost
beyond doubt her loss. The schooner Yer
nan, reported missing in dispatches, is safe
at Lalina Pass.
Bertha Won Hillern, last night in Washing
ton completed her task of walking SO miles in
26 consecutive hours. She finished in good
condition with the pulse at 104.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Treasury now holds
$345, $50 in o. s. bonds to secure National bank
circulation, and S1368sOOo to secure public deposits
o. s. bonds deposited for circulation week ending to-
day, 1882 000 bonds held for circulation withdrawn
week ending to-day. $608 0OO National bank circula-
ton outstanding, gold notes, $1,432 121 currency
S319 o49 internal revenue receipts to-day, $685.
1885, customs receipts, $478,881 receipts of National
bank notes for redemption week ending to-day COM
pared with corresponding period last year: 1877, &c.
85l 900; 1873, $42470o0; receipts to-day, $756
currency 191 special fund for redemption Of
gal tenders for redemption Of certificates Of deposit
$780, 900; coin, 132,0s9,618 including $685.
600 coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders $685.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC.

argument at Washington. for Extension. of
Time.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The House COM
mittee on Pacific railways to-day heard argu
ments on the Northern Pacific railroad bill.
The arguments were made by the attorney
of the company in advocacy of the proposed
extension of time for completion of the main
line and branches. Delegates Jacobs and j..
j. McGelvea, of Washington Territory, spoke
in opposition SO far as the extension relates
to the branch across the Cascade mountains.
Senator Mitchell stated he could not agree to
the bill as offered by thee ompany.
TOBACCO TAX.
The subcommittee of the House COM
mittee on ways and means, having under
consideration the proposed reduction Of the
tax on tobacco, to-day heard a representative
of the firm of Lorillard & Co. of New York,
who protest against reduction and also
against any further agitation of the subject,
claiming that either will greatly injure bust
ness and further should a reduction be
agreed upon by Congress, it will be i'm
possible to allow it to remain at lower figure
than it is at present. He claimed that the
present tax of "a cents was low as compared
Will A1lS1e1AlSls 4 1duCS, 0oIuldAy duu AuSUT1d.
The tax in England is 8 shillings on leaf and
5 shillings on manufactured tobacco. The
price of leaf tobacco depended entirely upon
the supply and the demand. There were
only eight million consumers consuming an
average of Is pounds. The price had moth
ing whatever to do with the number Of con-
sumers or with the amount consumed, and
if the tax should be reduced to IL cents the
revenue will be decreased one half. The
smaller and poorer manufactures were more
liable to defraud the government than the
larger ones, and it would be beneficial to the
government to concentrate the manufacture
in the latter. Col. Boswell will present the
argument in behalf of the Virginia
manufactures early next week in
favor Of tn proposed reduction.
NAVAL INVESTIGATION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The House COM
mittee on naval expenditures at meeting
to-day examined Easily, chief Of the bureau
of construction and repairs, with regard to
the general indebtedness of its bureau prior
to March Sd last. It was understood that if
nything should be developed rejecting on
the integrity of any officer of the govern
ment he should be notified and have an OPP
portunity to confront his accusers.
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Wants Chambers Charges Investigated.
In his inaugural message Gov. Mcclellan

Du't" CHeteHUteI-S CHATycS A5ateSttDntcu.
In his inaugural message Gov. Mcclellan
said:
Within year events Of grave magnitude
have taken place in regard to the Presidential
election, which prove that the laws regulating
such elections, and ascertaining their results,
are insufficient in their present form. A ma
jority of the people of this country feel that
great wrong was done, and that serious compli-
cations-perhaps even civil war-were avoided
only by the forbearance and patriotic spirit of
that party which undoubtedly cast the majority
Of votes at the election in question. The
country cannot afford the repetition of such
scenes, is it probable that they would again
be quietly submitted to. The State of New
Jersey, in common with each one Of her sister
Ststes has the right, and il is her duty, to urge
through those who represent her in the national
councils that this grave and far-reaching ques-
tlon shall receive at the hands of Congress such
a wise, deliberate, and searching examination
as shall lead to the enactment Of laws fully
covering cases not clearly foreseen when the
constitution was adopted. These laws should
furnish a guarantee in the future that the
voice OF the majority shall be respected. and
that the vital question of the choice Of the
chief executive Of the nation shall be placed
beyond the reach of chicanery and fraud.
These laws should also be such that none NAV
doubt the fairness Of the result reached and
the suggestion Of necessity to take up arms
in defense of the purity of the ballot-box and
the expression Of the peoples will become I'M
possible.
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The Ohio Laeu Makers.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 19.-In the Senate
a bill was introduced for increasing the COM
pensation of real estate brokers, agents, and
auctioneers to two per cent. of the amount of
property sold or exchanged.
A resolution was adopted for investigation
of rumors affecting the management Of the
penitentiary.
In the House bills were introduced to au-
thorize the Governor to appoint steam
boiler inspector, with assistants to be located
at Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo,
Steubenville and Marietta, whose salaries and
all expenses are to be paid from the fund
raised by fees for inspecting steam boilers.
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Res,x,,,i,a0 the P,nct;ce

A card in the advertising columns of THE
GLOBE this morning announces that Col. d. A.
Robertson has opened a law and real estate Of
hce at No. 3, West Third street. Col. Robert
son was admitted to the bar in the Supreme
Court of Ohio in 1849. His active politics and
official career prevented him from continuing
the practice of law, but he now proposes to re-
sumo 1T with all his accustomed energy. He
will devote especial attention to legal matters
concerning real estate, and his experience in
that business will ut once commend him as q
valuable counsellor,
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Written for The GLOBE.
"KOMEEUS EST ERRARE."

Reproach thou not the fallen ones,
For oh, thou canst not tell
How fierce their conflict with the sin
Ere into sin they fell.
Reproach them not for thou hast sinned
And thou wilt sin again.
Thy sin may greater be than theirs,
Though less perhaps the shame.
Reproach them not, but guide thy words
With tenderness and care;
Perhaps the pangs Of conscience now
Are more than they can bear.
0! add not to that load of grief
Which they already feel,
But strive with sympathy to soothe
the pains thou canst not heal
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HIS Fra,sdlencu Cenx,.,.ed

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 19.-This afternoon the
Senate passed a joint sesolution favoring re-
monetization Of the silver dollar; favoring the
passage of the Bland bill without amendment;
restricting free coinage and censuring Presi-
dent Hayes and Secretary Sherman for their
position on the silver question. Resolutions
were adopted by party VOTE Democrats in
the affirmative, Republicans in the negative.
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New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
1,o- New YORK, Jan. 10.
steady; January s1l.24; February Sl1.27; March
$ll52; April Sl156; May $11.6s; june S11.s2; Julp
S1.88S; August S11.93@11.95; September S11 .6S :
October S11.46011.A8.
FLoUkaQuiet and unchanged; limited business !;
receipts, IL, 400 barrels.
RYE FLOUR-$3.5O04.4O.
CORN MEAL-$2.5OQl2.9O.
WHEAT-Receipts los, 900 bus; demand moderate j:
No spring S1.23; No: Milwaukee $1.2sh@1.so;
ungraded red winter $1.109l.4Ol; No. 1 Milwaukee
and Minnesota S1.34; No. new January S1290l .32.
RYE-Dul; western 70073c.
BARLEY-steady.
PORK-Steady.
CoRN-Moderate demand receipts $4,000 bus !;
steamer mixed 55A@56c; yellow 51@52c; January
52@62c.
0ATs-Dun and unchanged; receipts $4,000 bus.
HAY-Firm and unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet.
COFFEE-Quiet and unchanged.
SUGAR-Quiet but firm; fair to good refining
7!a@7Ac prime 7a@7zsc; refined quiet and un-
MOLASsES-New Orleans steady, 25048c
R1CE-Quiet end unchanged.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; crude TIC; refined 12a@
PONY STEERS s45.oo055.oo.
WHISKY-Steady and unchanged.
ROSIN-Quiet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet.
EGGs-Dun and unchanged.
LEATHER-Unchanged
WOOL-Demand fair and market firm and un-
changed.
MESS PORK S1O.OO@12.75.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEATs-Western long clear middles 40
LARD-Prime steamed s7.ooS@7.so.
BUTTE1Steady and unchanged.
COPPER-Unchanged Ingot and Lake quiet at
175sc.
IRON-Pig quiet; Russia sheeting 10X011c gold.
NA1LS-Unchanged.
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SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
First Point IA, His Income Suit Decided i,
His FnrOr.


HIS FHcOr
New York, Jan. 19.-Arguments in the
case of the United States VS.. Samuel j. Til
den, to recover $4,000 on the annual income
tax for the year 1861, with interest from the
30th of June, 1862, were begun this morn
ing in the United States District Courts, on
the complaint, to all of which demurrer is
made on technical grounds, the merits of the
case not being entered into. 1t was decided
to take up each count separately. The first
count charges 900 back tax for the fiscal
year 1861 and 1862. Tilden's counsel claim
that laws passed about that time were recog-
nized as necessary war measures and annull-
ed the law requiring payment of the income
tax in that year. Judge Blatchford sustained
the demurrer, giving Tilden the first vic
Ton.
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4 Wisconsi,e Repubzica,. o,s Hauesisn..
From the Chippewa Herald.

From the Chippewa Herald.
If civil service reform, as Mr.. Hayes seems to
interpret it, consists in picking up broken down
Ohio spectators that are scattered all over the
country, and putting them into Office, the soon
er such civil service goes to the devil the better
for the country.
In short matters are about at this stage: No
man can preach honesty in poker with divers
and lnnumerable cold decks in his pockets; no
man can successfully declaim against sheep
stealing when part of the rib chops are peeping
out from under his coat tails; no minister can
make any Roadway preaching the word of God
when his life is a continual violation of it; no
judge can sentence prisoner for adultery,
with q clear conscience, when he is unchaste
himself; and no President Of the United States
can consistently denounce Congressman and
Senators for wanting to fill offices with personal
a a. just 50 long as he is daily packing
ances. - >NNtN'
Ihe civil service needs reforming" but
aoa defend US from the kind Of reform preached
tary Of State. $50 ''1' 9' W. =
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G1.oce7s Bank, Ne,v York.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-President White Of the
Grocers Bank, says the institution is in a pros
porous condition and prepared to meet all
claims. The depression in the price of stock
he attributes to idle and baseless rumors.
Twenty-Five shares offered to-day brought ixty.
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From Sunday S Edition.

The remainder Of the matter on this page
IS from tie SUNDAY GLOBE and comprises the
7'eleg7a1o7tic and Locaz Neaes
a'ad Mo7aets, aosach appeared IN that edition
yesterdnV
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Coal Prices.

New York, Jan. 19.-The Lehigh Valley coal
company has announced it's prices per ton de-
liz e on board; Lump, 1896; steamboat,
stove, 1915; chestnut, 1925.
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Canal Policy of Ne,c York.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-The Boat Owners asso-
citation have resolved that the immediate ex-
tension Of the free list to all shipwrights on
the canal IS q most important step in advance
for reform of the canal policy of the State.
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Billiard Tournament.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 19.-Billiard tourna-
ment, 10th and last game. Sexton GOO, DAILY
AZ. Highest runs, Sexton 146, SO, 297,
which finished the game. DAILY SO, 1876, "a,