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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-28

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-28
Florence now?" was asked few days

ago. -
said I did not know.
Miss -, of Philadelphia, who will
have fortune of $4,000 year. She
is with her mother, a wealthy widow,
and all the poor Princes in Europe are
at their feet. The husband and father
made this money, SO coveted by these
Princes, as a canal contractor. The
widow and daughter have come to Ea-
rope to spend it," ad,
The Venetian Princes are even poor
er than the Florentine, and, unfortu
nately for them, the American colony
here is very limited, and not very
wealthy. Indeed, with but one excep-
ton, the American fortunes are too
small to go outof the family. This one
will, without doubt, buy title, as it is
quite understood that neither mother
nor daughter is averse to such an ALI
ance.
One could entertain some respect for
a poor italian Count if he were only"
man for a. that" But he is not. His
poverty stricken pride looks down upon
the honest labor of hand or brain as be-
meath his notice. His impecunious in
dolence scorns any exertion that tends
toward the independence of self-sup-
port. How can one respect the poverty
OF young man who rises at IL in the
morning, takes his coffee before rising,
makes his toilet, saunters out to the
piazza, spends an hour over another
cup of coffee at little table In
the arcade, where he gossips with two
or three other young mobiles, and COM
ments on every lady who passes with
a freedom of language not known to
ears polite. AS he spends the last
hour of the morning, so he generally
spends the afternoon, and the evening
is only varied by the promenade. Ele.
waited nobility, is it not? But such is
the occupation of the poor Italian noble
Prince or Count-as he calls himself.
What high-minded creature for
woman to look up to, to respect, love,
and to support with her fortune! It
strikes me that all the titles in Italy
would not compensate for the loss of
self-respect on the part of the American
girl who deliberately sinks her owl
nobility-the rank of an intelligent,
high-minded woman-to the level of
such effete aristocraey.- Venice letter
I'M Christian Union. e.4:...
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-28

GIFT A YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit Free.
" ~ Address 2. Q. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
skEIs 81 Choicest in the world-Importers prices
E,MN Largest Company in America-staple
"a q Asn artcle-pleases everybody-Trade contin-
ually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted eyerywhsre-best in
ducements-dont waste tine-send for Circular. = :
ROBT WELLS, 43 Vesey St. Ny. 2 0. Box 1887.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

that, after all the liabilities Of 1875 are
paid the City Clerk transfer ali the uneX-
pended balance Of the several funds to the
Board of Health fund-the object beng to
suuare all the other funds, and let the bal
anccs 90 toward making up the deficit in
the Board of Health fund. The recommen-
dalton was concurred init being under
stood that the Railroad Strip and Cache
River Bridge Fund be excepted from the
recommendation.
Alderman Wood introduced arcsolution
which was adopted, calling upon the Cor
poration Counsel for his opinion as 10 the
liability of merchants to pay corporation
licenses.
Alderman Patier introduced the follow
inc: Resolved that the salary of the Mayor,
from and after his present term Of Office he
fixed at 81 900 per annum, and that the
Ordinance Committee report an ordinance
in conformity with this resolution. The
resolution carried, Alderman Rittenhouse
and Wood voting nay.
The Clerk read an opinion Of the Corpo-
ration Counsel TO the effect that no special
relief.could be lawfully granted to saloon
keepers who suffered in their business last
summer by reason Of the presence of the
yellow fever. Relief could be given
through an ordinance reducing the price of
license generally, but not otherwise
State and city saloon bonds Of Antonio
Celia, NJ. ODonnell, Henry Hazenjaeker
and Henry Frohma, were approved.
Alderman Rittenhouse presented a petit
ton about twelve feet in length, asking the
Council to pass an ordinance requiring the
consent of a majority of the voters and of
all women above the age Of eighteen years
as a condition precedent to the issue of
liquor licenses in any ward of the city.
On motion Of Col. Wood the petition was
referred to the Corporation Counsel with a
request that he furnish his opinion as to the
powers of the Council in the premises, at
the next meeting
Having no further business before it the
Council then adjourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

he renders the state ten years service in the
rock breaking or some other laborious en-
ployment he will lose some OF his frolick.
some disposition.
Receiving an intimation last summer,
that an Indictment was pending against him,
John Massey, who made the murdcrous AS.
sault on Minor johnson, took to the woods,
and remained there up to Sunday, when
special deputy Sheriff Gladney, captured
him and brought him to Cairo. The cap
turc was made in what is known as Tur-
key Flat, about sixteen miles from Cairo,
Massey, on sight of Gladney, took to his
heels, and it was only at the end of mile
foot race that he was overtaken. Gladncy
had chased HIM through bricrs and brush,
and finally tumbling into pond of water,
concluded that "tcmporising' had gone far
enough, so he drawed bead on Massey,
and told him that if he didn't stophe'd per-
forate him. Massey stopped, was taken in
charge, and made the sixteen mile journey
to Cairo as Gladeny did, on foot.
The hall of the Cairo Commandry
Knights Templar last night was scene of
gayety and pleasure The occasion was
the regular monthly sociable of the Com.
mandry. Early in the evening the hall was
filed by Sir Knights in full uniform and
their invited guests, and pleasure ruled
the hour At eleven o'clock all were in
vitcd to the banquet room where hand
some collation. was spread, to which all did
ample justice, as who would not when
tempted by coffee whose fragrance filled the
room and where everything else was so de-
liciously enticing. Among those present
our reporter noticed Sir knights Dunning,
Antrim, Parker, lIanny, Henderson, Bar
clay, Pmllis, Whitlock and Blake OF the
Cairo Commandry Mrs. Dunning, Mrs,
Antrim, Mrs. Parker, MIS-. James, Mrs;
lIanny, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Gilbert, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. F. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. c. n.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marx, Capt. j,
F. Miller, Col. Brown and Hon. J. T,
Thomas, Of Metropolis, Mr., Gilmore, edi-
tor of St. Louis Magazine, Mr. and Mrs,
Espy, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. P. Fulton, DR.. F..
W. Whitlock, Mr.. and Mrs. Royse Capt
W. VI. Williams, DR.. Lawrence Of Goose
island, Mr.. Boutlcr, Of Chep, Corby & Co.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. c. r. Woodward returned from
his eastern trip Monday.
Quite bank of ice has piled up
against wharfboat No. 2, but no damage is
apprehcnded thercfrom
Telegraph rates have heen reduced to
twenty-five cents for ten words to any point
on the line OF the Cairo and st. Louis rail
road.
Certain Paducah taxpayers threaten to
restrain the city council, by proceedings
at law, from making contract for the
Lighting of the streets by gas.
The freight that accumulated in the
Illinois Genital depot is being transferred
tothc wharf boat, and will 90 forward to
its destination the first opportunity.
We hear that Mr.. Lancasters child is
in fair way to recover. The case is in the
hands Of the Rev. Dr. Kuerschner. who is
said to be treating it very successfully
Circuit court will probably remain in
session ten days or two weeks yet The law
and chanccry dockets to dispose Of number
about one hundred and seventy-fve cases.
--IIarper's Weekly and Bazaar for Janu-
AIRY 25th, full of the best literature Of the day,
comes to our table with usual promptness
For sale by all the news dealers in the city.
One OF our physicians refuses to attend
the Medical convention to convene in Cen.
tralia to-day, because the railroad com.
pany limits passengers to one hundred and
firty pounds of baggage.
"A protracted meeting in the Methodist
Episcopal church is in contemplation Il
will follow DR.. Reynolds labors in the TEN
perancc cause, and will continue as long az
the interest manifested shall warrant.
A dispatch from Paducah yesterda,
evening reported the river full Of very hcav,
ice, will probably be here this morning
The gorge at Carsvillc had not broken
but q breakup was hourly anticipated, tn,
rise from the upper Ohio had reached
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
LOCAL REPORT.
SIGNAL OrricE.

SIGNAL OrricE. !
CAIRO, H., Jan. Il, 1879.
Time Bar. Their. Hum Wind Vel. Weather.
- - 49,. --i-- - - $500,
B:4Ga.m 30ls 81 70 Calm Fosgy
E:1i" 3O22 3S " Cloudy
9 D. IN. 3Ol9 30 ~ n. Cloudy
S:3C" 3029 80 VI y. . Cloudy
Maximum Temperature 409 Minimum TEN
pefhture, 81 Rainfall, 600 inch.
W. II. RAY.
Serg't Signal Corps, L. :. A
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

JOE RoNEKER, having taken the rooms
at the corner of Fourteenth and Washing
ton avenue, lately occupied by Pettis &
Bird, has opened saloon which will be
found first-class in every appointment, To
his old friends and the public generally,
he extends cordial invitation to call. His
bar is supplied with only the choicest of
Wines liquors and cordals, and his rooms
are attractive and pleasant.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
MEDICAL
COUGH SYRUP.

over 100 900 bottles sold. II Is the most pleasant
md popular remedy for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Hoarsness ana all throat and lung diseases llas
been In nee for half century. Doctors recommend
and prescribe IT, J. T.. Youman, Long j. o., H.,
,ays: ,It saved my two children frsm the grave
AL. simmons, Of Baltimore, Md. also says; 1T
viii cure the worst cough Immediately ASK your
druggist or general storckeeper for 1t and take no
for circular. r. 4. Sellers 4 Co, Proprlctors
liusburg Pa Barclay Bros, Agents, Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
COUNCIL MEETING LAST NIGHT.
A FULL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS,

a
A bare quorum of members attended the
council meeting last night. \ few min.
utcs before 8 o'clock the Mayor raped the
house to order and the following named Al
dcrmcn responded TO roll call: Foley,
Patier Rittenhousc, o Callahan, Wood and
Yocum-G The following named Alder
men, for reasons good, and perhaps bad
and Indifferent also, failed to put in an APP
pearance: Lancaster, Thistlewood, Halli-
day and Wright
Reading Of the minutes dispensed with
approved without reading
Upon call for reports from city officers
the City Clerk reported that he had exam.
ined the report of the City Treasurer, sub
mitted to the Council on the eth inststant
and found it correct,
The City Attorney having been impor-
tuned for reasons for the Delay in collecting
the special sidewalk tax replied in writing
that he had filed his petition for the ap-
pointmcnt Of commissioners to assess, etc.
at the July term Of the County Court,
that the commissioners were duly APP
pointed; but owing to the appearance
of the yellow fever in the city, a majority
Of them abscntcd themselves, and were no,
ready to report at the November term of the
court Hence, as Il matter Of necessity the
matter had to stand over until March, 1879
when the next law term Of the court will be
held. Report received and ordered filed
The Committee on Claims reported sun
dry claims against the city, including the
quarterly allowance Of 500 to each fire
company, and recommended their allow.
ance. On motion Of Alderman Paticr the
report OF the committee was cOncurred in
and the several claims reported ordered
paid.
The Council then passed to the considera.
ton Of the Marshal's dog report, The Com
mittee on Claims had passed upon the re-
port, and recommended that it be referred
back to the Marshal with instructions t.
prepare the same in conformity with the or.
dinances of the city, Subsequently ma
'j0rity Of the committee recommended that
the lumber bill Of Mr.. Rice, for lumber
used by the Marshal in the building of the
dog pound, amounting to 1896 be paid;
that the payment be considered in full sat
isfaction of the Marshal's claim against the
city on account of killing and mpomnd-
ing dogs, and that the pound be considered
the property of the city.
Alderman Patier moved the allowance of
the bill as recommended and the gu ,stion
was stated to the house.
Alderman Wood didn't approve of any
such an arrangement. The Committee on
Claims had considered the Marshal's re-
port, and had recommended its reference
back to the Marshal for correction. The
Marshars report covered Rice's bin, and
Mr.. Rice was entirely unknown in the mat
ter. He wanted to see the report take its
regular course, and was opposed to the sub
stitution of Rice's bill for the report of the
Marshal. The Council certainly had
not forgotten how that Alderman
Wright had introduced resolution
providing Tor the building Of a pound, and
how that the resolution was voted down,
Mr.. Lancaster himself, who now brings in
u claim for lumber, voting against the rcso.
luton. Since then the Marshal without the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
UHE GREAT BLOOD TONIC

For the cure of all diseases arising from impure
blood. and for invlgoraing and strengthening tue
vital organs. Are you weak, nervous, debintated,
pale and cmacisted, Have You lost your Appetite
have you nausea, pain in the back, &cl II 80 Dr,
Lipdscy's Blood Scarcher will drive out the disease
and bring hack the Bloom Of Health. Pimplcs,
Boils, Eryspelas. letter, Salt Rheum &c, are but
surfacc indications of Blood Disease and DR.. Lind
scys Blood Searcher by purifying the system soll,
cns the skin and beauties the complexion, SOLD
by ali druggists 81 90 per bottle X. +. Sellers
roprietor, Pittsbnrg, Pa, Barclay Bros, Agents
Cairo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
DEATlI DEFEATED.

For over 20 wears SELLERS LIVER PILLS have
been the standard remedy for Liver Complaint,
Cosiiveness, Sick Headache, Pain in shoulders OF
Back Dizziness, Coated Tongue, Fever and Agnc'
and all diseases arising from derangcd state OF me
Liver or stomach. Thomas Adams, OF Big SANDY:
Kv.. saws Sellers Pills have saved hundreds OF
dollars in doctors bills In this country ~. f.,
sellers 4 Co. Proprietors, Pittsburg Pa. Barclay
Bros, Agents, Cairo,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

NoTIcE.-To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The Cairo
Bulletin Co., Will pay no bills contracted by any Of
it, employees, or any one connected with THE Btu,
LEris, unless the same is made on written order
signed by myself and the order must be attached to
the bin when presented,
+ A. BURNETT
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

FREE OYSTER LUNCH every night at half
past eight o'clock, is spread 10y Harry
Walker.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDs..PnYSICIANS.

w II. MARIAN, NJ, d.,
Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Oeoe 1876 Commercial avenue. Residence corner
Fourteenth ST. and Washington avenue, Cairo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15

FREE oyster lunch at half-past eight
o'clock, every night, at Harry Walkers
Crystal saloon.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
DHGNIN DRUG STORE,
COR. COMMERCIAL AV. AND EIGHTEENTH ST,
GEO. E. O'HARA. Proprietor,


Of
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-15
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY.
)nly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
tITY TREASURER

4 'TT1 TKEASlKEK
We arc authorized to announce the name Of Al.
FRED CoMINGs as a candidate for City Treasurer al
the ensuing city election.
We are Authorized to announce the name of WAL
TRR l.. BRsToL a candidate FOR the Office OF City
Treasurer, at the ensuing charter election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
THE WEST VIRGINIA LEGiS
LATU RE.
4 ReplN to "FeliN."

Editors OF the Register,
Somebody rejoicing in the "om IT.
,,Ira,e oi Felix" evidently Demo
crat, writes in the L,tRig,"c,r OF yester-
day quite severely Of the present Leeis-
Iuturc. lie is particularly caustic in las
observations concerning GOV. Mathews
and Speaker Moltctt. Ii it be right Tor
a Democrat to employ the columns ol 4
Republican paper to abuse Democratic
officials, it 1, certainly not ccnsurablc in
a Republican, Of twcnty-iour years
,tandins to spoaE through the columns
OF Democratic paper in defense OF
Democrats.
Felix" SAYS that Coy. Mathews H.
uu, # the wcak rst Governors who ever
rulrl the state. We think that hc -
,u, 1T the uhlc~t, one Of tn" most
honest and impartial, AMI hy all odds
fh, most scholarly Governor West Nlr-
uiu'l has ever had. Tie ha, been the
Governor at the Whoi, state, not at any
PARTY. or ut any faction in any party.
TIE gave the lNciNIll'|uN " liN'N''NN
ton on every State board, amt has SIN
crrclv cndravorri L. build up all the
public institutions. lie has brought To-
the front the best element at his own
party, and has lifted himself clear above
all ward politicians like " Felix The
cat in the meal tub that II, some
smull-irv Democratic politicians have
rnlrayOrrd b. run the Governor, but,
finding them elves unable d. do So,
they spend their time IN NIllyIyHg an
abusing him.
speaker Mollrtt is also too much Of n
patriot L, suit men Ike Felix lie saw
lit To- recognize the ability al such men
a, pr LOGAN, Supt il,ll ami Hon. y. VI.
llagans, aud employ their ability IA
nrlherlng the interests al the state.
Shall hr be- condemned lot such manly
and straightforward action aS thus All
good citizens, irrespective ul party,
should warmly endorse men like Speaker
NuH,tt. who, with the party lash uP-
lifted. dare L. 10 right and DEFY party
threats.
The writer ui this communication j. i
sincere. genuine, mtlvNlblc Republican.
ilu hls never brcu mcmbvr "l any
other political urGmiLttlun. lie earn
estly desires the continued supremacy
ct tho Republican party IN National
tIulr, and hopes to STE the day when
West Virginia viii Ice counted as Re
publican state. Still H. recognizes
ability and uir-mmdrdur>s in political
opponents, and just at thi, time COY.
Mathew ami Speaker Mullctt are CON
,picuous examples ol such ability and
.atr-miudr,lurN~. REPUBLICAN.
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a settled part OF the plan. Judge
Blown. bv the way, hints at what might
prove a solution OF this branch OF the
subject. lie thinks the Justices could
do this part ofthe county business with
ON, further compensation than what
their Offices otherwise yield. Query:
WHY might not the Justices be utilized
land placated, too by also comforting
upon them the powers OF the Grand In
quest OF the county? Let the Justices,
two FROM each district, be classed, by
lot one-hali Of whom 10 form the Fiscal
Board Of the county, the other hall to
form the Grand JHTy. 1t is not neces-
sarv, however, nor right, that they
should be refused compensation 1orsuch
service.
Senator Tarr is reported a. being al
verse 10 the second of the two PROPOSE
tons concerning the arrangement Tor
this Judicial Circuit-that Is, the one
contemplating district composed as
now, OF Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and
Marshall counties, with tUJ Judges. But
the Senator IS willing to take the sense
of tn, bar of the Circuit. Now, | do
not know what the sense OF the
bar nav he; most probably 1t coin
Giles with Senator Tarr's opinion;
Vet cam set no objection whatever 70
a pair Of Judges, if the business OF the
circuit calls iur the labors vi two, which
| believe it does. The writer lived in
district in Pennsylvania, for several
wears. where the dual system prevailed,
and il worked TO perfect satisfaction.
I'm the near neighboring county OF
Allegheny, Pa, three or four Judges, OF
Independent yet recisely similar Jurls-
diction, work tremendously together.
/ think it decidedly preferable that We
should have two judges for the one Pan
Handle circuit, than that We should
have two judges for two such formed
districts as is proposed.
But, gentlemen OF the Legislature,
/ this only is what the earnest and
sensible portion OF the State say to YOU,
harmonic and 20 on to give us relief
from the County Court. Your failure
7 10 10 80 will leave you the reputation OF
being the competent embodiment OF
Legislative imberilty and sham that has
marked the history OF the new state era,
CANILLUs.
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Judicial Reform

Correspondence ul the krSI>irr
FAIEvIEw, UA\yuOE ,uUNrl,l
January -, lN1n.
The project ot reform OF the judicial
system oi our State has emerged trum
the chaotic state, and begins To assume
ruiimental features. The opinions ut
,hc members Of the joint committee, ~
reported in YOUR issue 81 this morning,
show unanimitv in LNor al reform. and
unsnimity IN the abolition oi the county
court as the first step in the direction OF
reform. That l. not all--VCry far from
u---uveliul To- the rousummatjoU aimed
al. and Vet il is a great deal. | venture
o. assert that, were the power in the
LEGISLATURE, and 1t should exercise It, by
ta gcl aholIshIEg the county court pro-
visions ri the Constitution. without
adopting a single uthrrWurtut provision
H lieu thereof, except a hr'r' general
uu,. that the iuuvtiuuS 4 AL officers shall
remain a. now, excepting only thar the
IA jirial powers conferred by the CouSi.-
tuition - abolished shall cease, a real
AMI beneficial reform would hr the
effect, But We have good reason To- hope
tor something better than this.
=l.et Us louk at some OF the dlyergenCes
al opinion among the special committee,
- Your reporter represents them.
I. ~ 10 increase ut jurisdiction ct
Justices. Jud.e Brown, Mr. TJrr ut
this district, Sni Delegates Eradiori.
ptunyba,ke AND Harvey Ayur the ia
Crrfs,, whilst senator Johnston. Dele
gates judge Stuart AMI. Presumably
Puundstone are opposed. The majority
l. tbr the inCrrI>r. Why /; l. So can
not understand; ~cvWg that such plan
j. clear sStyriiyc 81 ri-ht system iur
men. convenience. and l. directly IuCun-
S,SJeut With the whole tA,ury 81 rytoym,
upvn which abolition ut the County
Court is basel
= With reference o. an mCrI>e ui
the uumb,Tui CIUuit luiyr>, IA, Com
mittec il practically al vUr opinion.
though there Is = diitTehcv ~ 10 how
great the lncTeaS, should he. Let lot
tue gentlemen at the COMMITTEE and ul
the Legislature be tuo economical uI"u
this branch of the amendment.
;. As Ia substituting a l,nIri Ui Conn
miSSiOners, In lieu Oi the County Court
20 transact the fiscal business IL the
county, MeSsrS. delegates Judge Stuart.
Harvey and PoundstOne are pronounced
in its favor. The balance Of the com
mittee say nothing upon the subject.
We are not, therefore, to regard this As
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
TILE TOBACCO TAX.

\ large lobby OF tobacco men IS re-
ported on hand al Washington, urging
reduction Oi the tax u sixteen cents.
They are unanimously opposed To- the
present high tax, "a ruinous 10 the trade.
They viii not agree 10 twenty cents, but
ask reduction 10 sixteen cents, ~ lxtd
in the House bill or not al all. The
Finance Committee Of the Senate, who
bay, the matter under charge, will take
4 vote next week. The Treasury
Officials are opposed 10 any reduction
fearing deficit in the revenue
biU which will make an enormous
drain on the Treasury. The report pub
li,hrI that snhe senate Finance
Committee have agreed to report favor
ably a hill reducing the tax, Is not true.
The committee have taken no action,
and will not, until the return Ot senator
BAYARD, who has gone South with the
Teller committee. The reduction OF the
tax will reduce thrryycuue, - estimated
by Commissioner BAUM, about SiOCO,-
UlO wear.