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STATE AFFAIRS.


INDIANA.
Spteta& Dftpaieh 10 7hs Tribune.
1NptANAPoL1s, Ind, March al.-The erccial
session Of the Fltty-dtst General Assembly 3D.
jousned sine at4 At noon. Thcrs have been
stxtY.uiue HOUSE and 6fty-sl1 Senate blls
paesed. One bill, the Medical College bill, vas
vetoed and iaiEed 10 pass, willis swel7o others
are still held by the Governor fof further con-
alteration.
An effort to havo tho judiciary Committee
report to The next Legislature upon woman sui.
iraEc failed.
Among the bills Of local character which
tatied was ono incorporating the Baptst Board
uf Publication.
Resolutions we're adopted In the noasot to con.
tinue tile Investigations Into tie olllcc OF tho
Attorney General, ard insttuctlng tho present
Attorney to take the necessary stepa to recover
certain records ut the transactions vi the office
during Husktrk's term, which tllat gentleman
lind carried anAy, leaylng partial and imperfect
rccorl In its place.
Speaker Cnlithorne congratulated tho LeEis-
lnture upon the passage Of the bill reducing the
Interest In the face OF the money power.of the
State, and fllc Fee a, Salary bill IN the faeo
OF the combined lobby Of county oiIicoss and
tlleir attorneys. .
Laws passed without an emergency clause are
to lc published Within sixty days II possible.
The Senate and House Committees Gil Dcncv.
ofcnce left Tonight for Iincoln, Ill., to rist the
Asylum for Festie.4finacd.
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tho gentleman 20 state that refusal to admtt tho
army at ;lc po!l' WI bc the death Of .t!s Coy.
oeans sa,'as Wss,y si ii % %, .s pitss1y.
destroying liberty at the uo,l..
Atr: 0arllela--t have TOO much respect toy tho
Ina to hs!tevo TN. ao think: ,h,; that va ny
, Or The contrary. m ture that ossry elear.
n,,aaed M man Knaws t,as TINT va hos nl7 hfRa.
some 'ndcpenuent nfanch OF tho LeE.siattva
power, against 10 VIII. Is forged y slgn Or vote
what u COOS not consent ", W! use INC t1ow.
er ln It's aanas to star7e tho tuVcFnmcnt to
III. Davla-lioW does nc gentleman assnmo
thai va h1o lorcng eofsa branch OF the uovcrtl-
tnent 70 10 what It doca not w1sh 10 uoa How
uo We Rilo" tna1' OF no" uoea 1ao gentleman
''"er H. nnroo,a-.tv xor,u y. lin ooo.,o,,,, :,
,,ut San1 ~ M. ,,,tsa;, ~ ~, ~, Somor,a III
ia nr.,r1n,nt,,a IL 1nsN IT, "c,nctnrnm IL
thc Natinnai nemocrat;o Cnnventin,. MD
stj1 Inter. Inn tSIn III" Natfcnnl nemnr.
racv In the t]nitn Stdtns. pf,ir,ncd si,e rleht of
prumcnt, ami declared ti,at auy law whjch could
not be t,nseud over n ynto br a twn.thirls ynto
Ind M riyht Il, bnenn,n law. nt"i mi lin oniy
redress WA M anneni iran, liz veto In thc net'
nls al tic ns1t eiectlon. That ha, brcn pu ia
iltnorrnt,c t1ncsr;nn an thnt sMh,c"t frnn,
III: rcmotret daY.-ccrtnini7 iratn (ion.
jnchsonis ttmo until nov. What
wtuiI you hova said in la6i II the ncmncrnti'.
majority in liz, ssnnte. inttcal of takin, ihs
coGrso whish II did. hri st,mrir mil: "We viii
int nh nruen,fment d, an differentiation btlt d.
| cInttur lin rj.tht ri any Stnta IL hcrr1e frnm
| tj,r 27ntnn nj ,,1cos .nH fo,If,ihin,, an.
oiilrcr OF tic army nr navy Of ti,a Uuifuil
Rtntcs froIn intcrfcrfnr Win nny HtnIo
in In n,rnosa IN scr"ic ! sunnnsn
| tic Democratic majority Ind saIa ihcu,
| Hrnt tI,ut m tHcac Hnnr5ortntinn hiiis. nr wn
| will refuse suppIies to tio tloyornmcnt.n Per-
| hat,s tlry cotll hnye k1llol ti,e (loyernulsnt
ihnn hv storvntfon' IN, n tGe tnndnca. ~ ;i,nt
lnitr fI,r leaders nf ti,n Rcrc..n, fioyrrn,nc,s
tiii n,,t irnnn lint IL wo,ltj Ia hnnnrnhIn In nut
tlrtr nrht NJ, tini rrnund' int tlrr ,rnfke ni,t
nnw, M % Il, way Which, .ic Widest of secessionists
Ills new assault Gu tnc yltals of lis ration.
"-' "s3 ,.,r,,,,. ,as,' .as n,,on ,s
| "Ei VI" e"hsL' '
=; tqntlemeh laadressta1 iHe llctnosrhtlc side Gf
tns iio9eel, Wc EaYe tl!ea to coaht tlt cost "e
aid nv 70 count y III lsol before wc picked un
t'len forecast tle aw.al 19ss IL plooa ahN treas.
ure, yet, having started n, To staid there to
victory. we simply niado tho appeal 70 our
| sovereign, 70 tlaL great, ohihfpoteht i'ub'lc
Uplni1ot III Ametca, 70 octcrnihe Wtcthce
Tug union a1loulu po anot to aeAtn. anu now,
lawfully, 70 our riGht nlls ~ our rlgilt place
!ere, we PICK up tue gagG g Of patsio which You
mon aovcretEn TO say whether you ahnlL t'rchk
down the principle Of freq consent In lcgssla latton
at tic price Of starving the uoyesnte,it to death
We n'c ready 10 pnss these Dllls Tor tue sllpport
D! Tic doVcrnHlent a. any hour wien you VIII
otIer tlein fn titr ordinary way tti IL you ofer
these oe!rr measures Us separnte measures we
VIII meet you IN thu sp!rlt Of falr nnd 1raternal
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CRIME.
TRAGEDY AT TEKAHKANA,


J]iaDatch to st. Lauts t7'aes' Rsmoctat.
TExAnKAnA, Ark, March a0.-Col. Thomas
A. Hanks was shot by Conductor samuel Craw-
Icy, this attornoon about I o'clock, IN front Of
the Office OF Juattcc s. d. Larry, on Droad strcut.
Hanks Hnl Crawlcy weto in the summer-houso
attached TO Russell Il Woo1ford's saloon, and
each got n glass OF beer. They wcrc talking
about ring that Hanks had loancd Crawlcy,
wlllelt llo wished returned, and Which Crawlcy
was either unablo or unwilling to rive back.
During tho quarrel Hanks drew q knife With
open blade, When gentleman nnn'od Mayhcr
ntorposel, auyIny they woro all frcnds, and thcro
was no uso having any difficulty. by such concl-
tatory talk Mayher succeeded III getting lilo knfu
It In his rocket. After a littlo moro convcraa-
ttot,. HnllkR loft lin saloon In pnssIon snyi.sg
lie did not care damn 1t lso was fined, l1u'l fix
hltnaolf mud then lie would ilx Erawiey. An
loon. wheu Crawley, who had remained, went
nut Of Ills lack door and passed through taiu
hull Of tho house, returning after 1lanks went
out. Hanks, On entering tho saloon. asked MF.
with, a. ho wanted 10 kill that fellow. Russell
told hin that Ltlu gun was breccll.loadur mud
tie had no enrtr.d1es. Hanks then left. Craw
ley asked Russell tho subject 81 thu cnnycraa-
Wootiford, Deputy sl1efifr, told Crawlay he
had butter 60 to 'squlro Lnsy's office to keep
out OF the way. At this point coutra-
~, Iin,Ss w., e ~ In non ~ wi,noes villa
n,,nra ann no"S "So ,,,"m ~ III Wnnnfnr INV itanRs
can,a of,nr II. orrlvai mn! innE ant int;dn
Me s In"5 a. .urs .a'tra Tr.,, Ill.,, t,t,i,o
H. H., tn tntm ~ @ dnnr tu ,,Hu ,.i'a
H. LIZ .ai, Eut nro.iov .h"t W. IN
.nu s1ouK @ ,'a .,cn,% t, '"oI ~ o " III IL
ae 1ny wsss WIZ naFssa W." ptSnynt n & y. ~ n .to
" sme e,,ut,s st .oansss % ~ W 10y NV a" a se
% moncga "n. ".,a" ~ 'c xns s'anu nn, w sI}s
o.i" % ~ W. a.v. uJhu Stt ~;
aulGMt f ofhsaso'f fs s"'o H., oe' ,',s,' ni
snJ.ns ). Mas " t to at,' ,'aI a'1ss
M ~ ~ wv w e'sa ,n, ~ esse st "" W
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Hrscanl DisHa:ch l." Tbs Tribune.
LANs1NG, Mich, March 9l.-'rl1c Senate passcd
bills relative to the et1ccts Of deceased prrsous;
relative TO the liability Of specul a.1mtntstra-
tors; amending the act TO provide for the collcc-
t!on Of taxes for the care. charge, mud operation
Of St. Mary's Canal; relating to the descent Of
property; to provide for the publication, stcreo
tipping, printing and bindings distribution md
sale Of tic reports OF decisions Of tlla Supreme
Court; increasing Tho ray. Of members Of The
Upper Peninsula 81 t1cr day; authorizing tho
Township Of sault Ste. Marie, County Of Chip
pcwa, to borrow money for the purpose OF pay
tna Judgments rendered against the township;
to finish the Cedar River state rnad; to iucor-
porato the Michigan state Medical Hocfety; to
prevent the spread OF the "yellows" among
peach trees md to c1tirpate the sare; to pro-
vide Tor the preservation Of original sectton.cor-
nere.
krATE TREASURY STATEMENT. -....
balance on band Feb ~, 1h1D.. S1b1. $40. 81
Receipts for the month. ......... 1o4. 47b q
Disbursements for thu month .....,. HI, uUD Dl
Daanco hand March ri, 1879. ...... COG, 04o II
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POLITICAL.
CANI4INVILLE, I'LL.

CAnLlNy1LLE, ILL.,, March 3i.-The Repuh-
iican City and Township Conventions wcro held
in this city yesterday. Col. Thaddcus Phillips
was nominated for Supervisor, George j. Castle
for Alayor;. James II. Clark, Clerk; Mike
Police hagtstFato. Tho ticket ts strong ono
mud will be elected. Tie Democrats rcnomlnat-
ed Mayor J. l.. plnin; Clerk, Charles Glass
Trcasusrr, ynhl Slegcl: Police Magistrate, r.
Dwens. The ticket docs not give satisfaction,
aud will be defeated.
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THE TATE MURDER TRIAL.

6petTW 7491R74(7 ID 7"e 77Fo"Hos
INnrANApoLlB, Ind, March 8l.-1n tho Tate
Loya murder trial, I'atc, defendant, was cross-
examined ut great length. 1lc told Of Ills re-
,atlons to jennie Daily, former keeper Of 4
leading brosi,cl here, md now his Nte, and said
llo married her July u, 1916. 1Io repeated his
statement that hc killed Lore IN ae!f-defensc,
md, llcspftu tho threats he Ind h9ard LoYo
had maiu against him, and that In business o.
fairs Love hal treuted him badly, ,hu still
cherished no tEl,fcelug or ,nallca against hin.
Tile trtAl will last all Ibis week.
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Increase in English Revenue Res
:. ce;pts Over Last
- - Year.
The Frcnch Legislature Fight
j; Ovcr the Proposed Removal
:, :. to Paris.
Latest Advices from the Seat Of War
i i, in South Africa.
An Attempt to Bo Made to Relieve the
-. Desicgcd Britlshers.
Arrest OF Prominent Russians
Charged with Nihilisna.


Z
.: CATHOLIC BANK.
: l<oNpoN, March il.-1t is said the project nf
the leading members of the Roman Catholic
Communion TO carry into financial 'nntte's tho
bond OF Catholic sympathy anl conadeuce has
assumed tho shape nnl title OF tho ANGLO
Universal Bank Qimitcl}, with directorate In
'Ioudun and Paris, and containing among tta
pstrous eminent British. french, nnd Italian
nob,cmcn. Tic design Of The bank Is to tnko
IN md extend valuable foreign connection, aud
assure a more eillclcnt protection and dore9op-
1nent OF tho Catholic ban.lng Interests through.
out tic world.
PROBABLY UNTRUE.
LONDON, March 11.--Neitl.cr tho English nor
French Government bare any information OF
the alleged occupation Of the English island Of
'MatAconB. .....,-.-.-...
RNoL1sH RRvgNuKs.
LONDON, March M.-The total receipts from
the various sources Of revenue in the United
Kingdom for the financial year now closed were
e8a ,079 sterling. which Is Ella 028 below tic
estimate. Tho receipts from customs show u
deficiency OF R18i,000; from excise, 220o.ooo
and from stamps, 4:2o0. .0oo The other branches
Of tic revenue show an increase of receipts.
The net incrcasc OF revenue, compared With tho
last financial yeas, IL R3.3 $50 ,G13.
In tho House of Commons, after lcnr debate,
q motion cenauring the Governments Zulu war
policy was tcfeatcd-306 to FAC.
, 1879-04-01

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 31.-Ihe Rcpub-
l!can caucus to-day put In nomination Henry W
Hush, for Supervisor, Rufus Il. Grosycnor, for
Justice Of the Peace; r: II. Burko, for Clerk i;
auu few other minor officers. Tue ticket Ia
nominated to defeat the coalition ticket nonl-
mated Inst week by everything opposed to Re-
t,ubltcauIsm. The nominees elected to-any arc
sure Of election on Tucsday next, all 'havIng
been selected NTH wisdom and BY reason Of 1T.
ness Tor the place.
, 1879-04-01

9pkcIa' ia C1aefnnFst CommtrcIah
1iAnRopaBuRa, KY., March 23.-bsrs John
Hure'u, who llycs uraf bh,loh Church. IN An.les.
ton County, Ky.t recently gaye birth to five
ehiEdEeu; aud il waa not a good day for chil.
dsqn, etllleF. Iu her dFst confinement sbe eayo
hlttl to tw'ns; IN her SECOND to tw!ns; In her
cAll-'sms-"lFeiets." At lnat accounts, d! Of
tho tyo little ones wera living aud dulnK woll.
, 1879-04-01

5pfr1uI U1spd!fh 10 Tia Tff6Hna.
LANslnu, Mich, March 01.-The Democrats
and Grcenbackcrs held Conventions this cven-
Ing to nominate city officers. Tile Joint Commit
teo agreed on james Johns, ahard-n,sncy Demo-
crat, for Mayor, mud two soft.money men for
Treasurer aill Clerk. Many 0rcenbackers voted
against rattfylnY the Nomination Of Johns, md
the ticket 10 very unaattatactoFy all round, anu
will 10 eatIlJ scoopoG. ~
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hpfcf0l Ut1bU7ck 70 TIC Tribune.
DELo1T, Wis.,, March 31.-1ra E. Goodall was
tonight nominated as tho etratght Republican
cnudtdato for Mayor, mud s. u. Goodalo for
Treasurer. The Republican Union candldatcs
are, for Mayor, John uackctt; for Treasurer, s.
&. uoodalu; AldoEmen-First Ward, ]. A. 8hcr-
Ward, l.. q. Wnikloy; Fourth Ward, l.. W.
Kendall; HupcrvsoEs,' z. Martin, 8. r. Merrill,
Frank Race, aud l.. ". Kendall.
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tiiterf, near the .OlYboutn. pitta bridge,
sestatnta)Y slipped and fell ,n.o lhe maah tub. and
was emutheted 10 death batore Ase!stAnce could b
rendered him. Uta tsu,ains wsss 'aken 10 hs la!t
bor,a No. 76a Elston aveuue. whase ha ltst wife
and hfs children.
, 1879-04-01

CINCINNATI, March 81.-At Huntington, ".
Va, Saturday, tho Jury ia the case Of Henry
johnson, for tue murder of Mrs. Parsons In jap
uary last, returned verdict Of murder IN the
lrst degree, pna sentenced A!m to tue penlten'
tfnry for life,
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CoNsr1HAToRs ARRESTED,
ST. PGrEnsnun0, March Bl.-Forty-aye per-
sous were arrested the night before the attempt
on tho lfo Of Gen. Won Drcnta!In, Chief OF the
Gendarmerie. Some were OF such high rank lint
they wcro not sent to common prisons. They
include officers Of the Guard, Court Chamber
lains, and two daughters Of prominent Min
iatcr. .......-..
PRISON MORTALITY.
Committees hayo bean appointed to Inquire
into the couscs OF tho deaths OF 200 Of the 500
inmates OF Charkoil Central Prison within four
months.
ABANDONED.
LONDON, March 3l.-A st. Petersburg CORE.
spondcnt lcArns upoi good authority that dis
patches were tclcgrapllcd sundny directing tho
stoppa9o Of all preparations Tor the expedition
to Merry until further ertle1s.
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FOR LIFE.
6necta} pi&E1fch 10 YAz Tribune

6otffaI UI4pf4tA 70 7HE 1F76Uh%
TBnnH HAuTH. lud., March 31-fho apptica-
tton by tho attorney for Knight and Jacknan for
II now trial was denied them to-day By Judge
Long. Of the Criminal Court. TAcy arc the no.
torIous villains who wrecked several tralns,
causing l0ss Of life, on tue indianapolis = et.
Louis llallroad. Tho dcclslon Of the Judge Is
approved By all citizens. They rot the penlteu-
tiarY for life.
, 1879-04-01

Ep,etal ptspateh to 1as Trth..ns-
OSHKOSH, Wis, March 'sl.-Thcrc are now
four tickets In the field for tho nlunteIpal elec-
tion to-morrow,-nepublcau, Democratic,
usceuback, and Temperance. Derkwith
having accepted the Grernback nomination. The
prospect Ia for tic hottest local election ne hare
ever had.
, 1879-04-01

CssolNaATt, o., March Bl.-Deputy unltoa
States Marshal Cochran, Of Coslngton, who has
been In tho mountains ot Eastern Kentucky tha
past two weeks, tulcgFap!,s that be has captured
fourteen lnoonshE,lers u,Il destroyed a number
Of Illicit stills. lo IL c1peote1 to asrise here to"
morrow With thu prEsonGrs.
, 1879-04-01

hzmruIs, Tcuu., March 8l.-To41ay motion
for new trial 10 tho case OF tos8ph Bensten
found guilty OF rape, WAS ovcrruled, nnl the
pritonrr yos then teutcylrrl to bu hung Juuo
50. An appeal to tllu Supretne Court taa 0sen
fhkeH-
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oAKfHAI4nt.
SPAIN,

THE PRINCESS uHnl8TlNA.
LoxDoR; Ma1ch 3l.-'lhs latest telegram
from Madrid aa!a tho condition OF tito Princess
ChrAuna u nearly hopeltss
, 1879-04-01

CHARLESTON, =. u, March 3l.--A man named
Morgan was arrested hcrn to-day wli!o passing
from tho First National Bank with 900 in
United States honda 4t'l other securities ato|en
from tho Escstleut's private rootn.
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AFqHANIsTAN.
WILL CONTINUE THE WAR.

nv LUhk$ 10 .StR 101k IEYutH4
TABuHEaD, TurkcstaD, March g1.-Qcu.
Kaufmaun, Governor Of Turkostan, ilasrcccivcd
q letter 1rou, tho chief OF to last At
ghau Embassy, announcing that perfect order
reigns IN Alghauistan 30 ias as the now Auiecr
js concerned. Ynkoob Khan Inns decided 10
carry out ths intentloNs ot Ills father, aud will
prosecute tls war agalpst tho English to the
last extremity ......-.
NATIVES DEFKATED. =
To tax trt1tsr1, Assottaisd Press.
LAHORE, March :}l.-Two thousand Afghans
attacked small detachmcnt OF British IN pishn
Valley and were defeated ylth 4 loss OF sixty
Killed. There wern no casualties asnong the
British.
LONDON, March 3l.-1n tho House Of Com
mons to-day. Str Stafford Northcote. Chancellor
Of the EEchcauer, said tho negotiations With
Afghsnlstau had not been completed. anu he
was unable to communicates details. IIs bud 10
information that Rn sdvauco on Cabui had been
ordered.
, 1879-04-01
ROM II,

LlnEttAL CONTINUATION.
1toAE. Marrh 3l.-'Thu Pope received 20. 900
fraucs iru.n the Count md Countess du Cham
hord.
0AKfNAInt.
Rows, March 8l.--len, tiaEiba!dl has written
letter depzecatins the psoposed colon,ziag uz-
,ped!tlou to Ncx (;utuea. liz ulYses ths pEo-
jcctoTs Instead to hold themselves tn readiness
to complete tbs greatness allI uulty Of Italy.
, 1879-04-01
A TRAGIC MASH,

$ At9:13 lat ssenlug Au2uat DaeF, German. 4b
yssss of ARe. willis employed In c!sanlng
Out the spout from the Mash door "a
tho tsruenuog.,oom In tho fhuntx Dis
, 1879-04-01

DETROIT, March Dl.-ThonIaa Collins, aged 81,
who was sent 10 the House Of CerFacthin ten
days ago 10 Aerve SIX mot,.hs for drunkenness,
committed suicide tu hts cell SUNDAY oyanlng.
With thEs opened the main artsry ot illa right
lcu and btca To death. Although q guard con-
stantly passed up n,ul down Tie corridor, he
hosr1 no uo!se, u,lt tlfl not mstrtlst that any
thing waa wrung until etrcam OF blood run
into thu hall. Collins mas found seated on a
atool, With hls back against tho wall, stone-desd.
Tho deceased belonged to 4 prominent mud
wealthy family Of this city.
MaMru,s, Tenn, March HILL. r. Voss, \
German, committed suicide yesterday BY ahoot-
i,, himself With pistal. Gref uvuf thu &c.
duc.ton Of hs only daughter waa the cause
which prompted tho rasi act,
, 1879-04-01

Aud yet the programme ANNOUNCED Two weeks
ago was, tl1t, It Ills henata refused to cousent
to il,e taSau4 ut tbs House, tl,e Government
should stop. lht prQpusltIVA Kaa Nep, au1 iha
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this Law, tue War had really yet. subs!lel,-
wIlrtslcr thero was not n portion Of this coun-
Try III condition where 1t was impossible to
exercise sea IN a Ssetgs ransn'se qn!sss there
anl whether, at the expiration Of fourteen years
hitcr tho War haH subsidized, TINT gentleman Ia
yot prepared to corttnue = war.incssute In q
time Of profound peace In tho countrya
uo1Na BACK TO 1850.
Mr. Gat6cld-I hAve no doubt that the patrt-
otic gentleman from Now YORK took all those
things Into consideration wleu .he yotod
for That bill, aud ,may havo beau un..
! patriotic In voting againat' 1t; but he and I
be understood tint have mt At all entorcd
into the discussion Vt tho merits OF the cass.
ans d!aelssi!.H 1uetl,ea i q tsy9a!iou aEalnst
other side for remarks that ! dislike to make,
for tiny, will bear wttness that | hnye in many
way: sh9wn 9T1 ny a.,f desro ,hat ule wounde t,s
Se s srass Ma' as a cd 1Sas pa"t. ossl sn 's s
graves OF our dead may agnnltze the rCturu OF
tho spr!n4 ot friendship aliil peace between al
parts of this country But am compelled BY
Ills Democratic atlmjp!stration in th!s House,
eighteen years ngo, was ssttrns st! ana 9nTamatie,
as President Of tAo United stataa W. viii shoot
your Un!ou to DEATH; ana tho People Of
this country. not willing TO ,be coercca, but be-
s usoa sy soss .es id % sset Sst' lin aS
fully rrss,deut| aHd ttsS your leaders " e9u. :,
Capitol did tic heroic thing .ot withdrawing
.'saw ss' isS sos sr ss4.s ss ase
W. W called i il RaesIlifsn; but W admitted
that It WAS honorable, that 1t was courageous,
bal tjn and rht It nut Ia tho nt,ap Held. Tint
, 1879-04-01

At 4 frat VtGW 1t might scenn remarkable he
;s ; H. eSy ny,tu Il s0 s spua kS pta te0is is xs 1
whole side Of tllr fabric Of Government open to
those deadly assaults, hus, on another view OF
tho case they were Wise. What, was their Fc-
Nation, on ~ ,s %ss CROWNED WI I'M md aaaated .oyereisn
to whom a.! American citizens owe'l tlMtr
allegiance That sovereign Mas tho body Of tho
People Of the United Statcs, ttsutrcd By their
loys of country au.I their sense Ut obligation to
thut Wcrc sent to Congress IT, do tligir work,
they hut no need of any cocrctyo authority to
DO laid on them to compel them to do their man
mighty ocean from which. all Nights aud
ali depths wcru nrasurcl. was deentd
eutllelont tneasusc ~ guard that. sldu
Of tho Constitutions, alNa tl,oso approaches to
EeE, aIl larH,. Up 10 this hour {io sala} bur
Sovereign has nevrr failed US. Thcre haa ueycr
been such ahsteatiou from the exercise Of those
primary functions OF soycrslgnty Us either to
| now, for thu l!rst tins ~ ouF. history, aull
| Will saY Tor tho tlrat tme IN at luast two
centuries !u tl1e history ot Ene!ts'tspcas!ng
peopu, las II hecn proposed, Or ut !eaat Insisted
upon, thut these voluniary, powers staiI be usei
for tic destruction Of tbs doyeruurnt. want
| It understood TINT tho proposition which have
read, aud which Is tbs pre9ran'nq announced
to thy American people to-day. is. thla uny.
manner, ne VIII destroy thu Government. Of
this country By using thr voluntary power. not ol
tllp people, but VI ourselves. aga!ast tlt Gov.
erplilone to dcalsoylt. Whit ID our throry VI law
ltii6 fires cunEent. THAT 10 thu granite tOuna'
ti6n Of our wlols structure. NothtI.B th thia
! Republic can 10 y lsw that laa not FREQ c0usunt
Of tic Louie, tlm fEeu eonseyt of Tho eenase,
9iltl thr free cu,lsont OF tha Executive. Or, Il
the Executive refuses his free eonscnt, then Il
n,,lst l.ayu ths frea consel,t ot two.thttda oi
eacll body. VIII anybody 3eny tilats Will
anybody ehnl!unHu \ Hue of tl'as ststc!nolt,--
that freq consent IL The foundation rock Ut ail
our institutsunst
THREATS 70 s1op TNR doYxRAasNr. -:
And yet The programme knQuuncca Two weeks
ago was, tls1t, It Ills henata refused TO consent
to ll.e ta=sAAl ut tbs House, tl,v Government
| should atop, lht proposition Naa tAep, aud II,
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act establishing this District; but no new store or
stand for the sale OF fresh meats shall be opened
within one fourth OF mile by the line OF streets, OF
either market house nor shall any meat store, within
the distance above specified, be continued except 10y
the present owner or proprietor.
Sec >. All stores where fresh meats, fish, game or
vegetables are sold shall be subject to inspection by
and az the discretion Of The MaTkstmasters, or on
complaint OF any citizen.
sec. 3. Any person or firm who shall violate any
oi the provisions Of this ordinance or who shall sell
fresh meat. fish, game or vegetables from any store
without having obtained the requisite permission
from the President or the Board OF Fire and Police
Commissioners for the same shall be guilty of a
mi5deWeanoT and, on arrest and conviction before
the President OF the Board of Fire and Police Com
missiOners, shall be fined not less than one dollar
nor mOJs than fifty dollars for each Off-nse.
Sec. T. Any mer bant or commission merchant
regularly licensed shall Re authorized and permitted
10 sell fresh meat from store without obtaining a
special permission therefor; prOgl6ed, that no such
merchant OF commission merchant shall cut or
duca the bulk of any piece OF fresh meat or shall
permit The same 10 be done for purposes of sale, or
the convenience OF purchasers while The same IS in
MS store or under his control; and prOUed further
that ia no case shall any merchant or commission
than one quarter OF any slaughtered animal Any
violation OF this section shall subject the offender to
a me or not less than ten dollars nor more than
nIly dollars for each OIense.
sec. . All persons doing business under the pro-
visions OF the last four sections OF this ordinance are
hereby authorized TO deliver articles Did until nine
clock SUNDAY morning, but not to sell any article
oi1deD. ANY person convicted of violation of this
ordinance before the President of the Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners shall be fined from one
TO Fifty dollars.
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sec. 20; any person violating any of the pToyi-
visions OF ihls ordnance shall De deemed and held
gulity OF q nlsoeIneanOF and. conviction thereof
before the President Of the Board Fire and Police
commissioners, shall be fined net less han one nCt
more than MY collars for each and every OGelse.