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, 1879-05-15

MIR. e. II. scybt, Illinois, read tho report OF
tho Committee on State Organizations rs tol.
lows:
Upon careful surrey Of tho milling tnduatry OF
this country, ono factw strike thu oGscrvur foscl.
IN thc milling business there aro no state bonnda.
rtes. mo Mnson and Df1on's l1nt separates hostle
factions. mo mountain fsngee, wntcrcouefcs, or
warlike tribes. whose scIf-intcrcAt and aef-pses-
etyat'oa demand !gal1ns waF1rs ,!f, aEa;nss sa:h
0s: Ts 81 . sGay
interests arc identical, Gust or west u tho Msss.
slppi It,vrr, ia tho wntcr or aprne wheat country,
IT, nsoftunes 9a psrans ons
section q tie sonatry make M thslt @ influ'
mon good. Aaldt from tue AealtAy mud perfectly
legitimate competition and rivalry be.wcGa tho
sion md d.Hcord tlnn on board Of homc OCEAN
steamer. where !hers nro thulsanda Of bags Of
patent spFns M wheat avus ;aggsa oaonsslas tho
peacefully sa.!tn: along for the European ports. Oh
whose piers they will n,sct thcir Elnarrd from,
IN perfect harmony. Ths world is latga cnuupl,
for NV ALL lcast for tho prcHcnt milling genera.
tion. ,-,..
identical, and 20 arc our universities. Nature
cllastlses M with drought or tloud With bngs,
w.t.. w. wSs and hss ~ ,s2anS ~ ns
freight d!scrlmlnationr, Jntcnt rcssaues infringe.
mcat suits, grain inspections. elevator lnt1uttGs,
Nn.a stM!lsr plaques, aict w NIKE On LIN i'acltat
shore, on tho btoao western pfaitles, anu on tie
Atlantic slopt.
Can any ono estimate HOW mich tho HFllefs Of
this country 1y 1udcloIs CO. operation VIII accom-.
plah IL advancing their Interests ahu IN TfddinK
their hualntBs OF tue urnwoacks. ye1attona. anu
ln.po4'tloNa now heapad npuH ~ YoMt very uEess
enco hers demonstrates that ouE Assoc.atior though
WI hardly ns ynt llaye hecone acquainted WITH eacli
osher, has already accomp!Ishcit much you'd, and
that YOU are cunyinccd much greater Ecsults nay
yet 10 obtained.
WoaeknowcdEed. without dissenting voice, that
thorough organization Of the nlllurs al over tho
country ~ not only desirable. It huA beconn lleccs.
sary, and IL perfectly practicable. Theru may hu
diIarcnces ol opinion III regns 10 The tnuao 0t
stic object OF Tho Association can only 1e The com.
mon good, To tho utter exclnsson u all ptrhonal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. this rrobatla difference should
| Feaally he adjusted. Ne must hive
u thorough organization extending 10 all
| sections 0t tho country; It mutt " OF Uniform
character, tempered slightly only w. tha lnt,ln.
tettai ioral influences; our 6tau and TERRITORIAL
| fofcos, no EnnttGr how scattered. must lind u
| ready punt 1f concentration In the Executive
| Co.Dniitou Of tho atunal Association. THIS ear
only ne accomplished ly ccrtaIA le4ree Of disclp.
! linz, by rcttH!n binding rules md regulations,
| which should b. oxnctlY alike IN III thv dtHeTen
| Stato and lncat organizations. 1na,yItlua, tp'
ppuetce, tho personal Efc0 viii, 20 dear to every
| onU ~ thereby not 1GtailEertt; thU obligations
witch thla Association hru,ailds VI you Ero more
thaM whal yanr sunao Of honor and fatilcbs will
, 1879-05-15
practice ottnlns or ita evils than BY reading the
following letlef addtePsud 10 Mr. John A. ChriH'

following iotter addrerscd 10 ill., John 4. CAris'
"orr,c. or II. ws,ss.na 4 co., MkncuAnr
GAr.'.a Eg M"nsarol.E;Hn ,d,;sn hIsh sT; AoE !.
State. almpst 10 inc extout Of shutting the!r mills
down. Irefe1 to tnerruccks d scnustnH the wAsa..
sna 1,n, @ 20 "a wssh. KS raaa seh. hae ~ sha
really Is. II wsria hardly seem nrabante that. !,
trick 10 transnarent cnn1d 20 tar uno.a ltossas eI
ton rather tl.an M legitimate basncss; tiut tho
instn teem 70 sanntct With the nssgahs1ssess % rs
some 81 III 'snie ae aecn % sencta
Northe,n Iowa ana Wssopsin h. avS I'm not tse ecn
uf IL o!th.r. In Milwaukee or Chicago: o' rouree.
sconrrd md unsecured wheat cannot ios aay ETsst
'e hs q sss ts tus 1oss u IN ss FL eb
crn Mlnncnota m!llera ato uskcd ok egnts \ Snshe'
prcm,nn, for insecure! what ~ 7 u wo5ih that
grades, W s' a. csta1shed At tho beginning Of Ing
movement Of t!s crop. Mero oasca On ahsconrCI
wss ill., sse Sf ss"ss so mot not resehe
New York yet, whcnt Dealers evidently exptc!
tuet 1t viii, fot searu that firm Recently paid
expecting 10 make The freights tu Lake Michigan
bye9etorIns ~ AZ t,resn ay slSya!nt; ov,,,,.
ss.1 St ot ts N%ssf;s sss
chlnery, md Tint wheat has boen taken ont Of the
Cltya u1Ea MI DlQukIL D4Ckt NtA tchViu pAOh|s
atso learn that fafmors llava learned tho ahRrp
practice. md haye pHrcl'ased sconrrrs and Ar0
S.n ,s, &c stan a. a.
iIillo 'naan'nK, y 10 distinction i made
Dtasf ts.s' ihnss r Scnx rqaa tSs essfenss ii yaas
would ba from four to ten cents u bushel. do
not know Tint tho nuisance has reached YOU. nut
II will 10 wonder II you h0 not lavt to buy wheat
axaiI,st competitors who make use of II.
''No doubt it 's much easier 70 point ont tho
ass n's,s .hs" % @ ps
wheat with full understanding u what llas been
done to 1t md Of tho relative vainu Of whcat IN
The two conditions subject 10 tss same tess, that
prces viii in tiuc adjust themselves TO tho lew
II fear, however, that yulllcrs mar not get auf-
lcicntly posted Un this crop, uNlcsa tho while
matter shall bo well aired al the National conycn-
aSunts tnR so N"soa sa ae
toward bringing ubouth widespread discrnna-
tlon afntnat sc0urcq wheat. Will nut weary you
shcut before Il is 10 be nillcd, to securing 1t
sfsst Importance to Ias considered III tbs proper
should be pleased TO hear from you with refer.
cnce to this matter, aud wonld be glad to learn
Il wa'e. @Seat, 1t seem. M
wheat ra!sea In points tut rcnote from each other
should i!avo different designating rradc: md that
wheat from Msoroari. kansas, and Wisconsin
n M sat * s0a not b es
thus DISCRIMINATING against ltd better varieties III
| favor OF the. poorer. Az expressing thu above
''ss Rt,oiSsa. Tat tbs Mllisfs National Assocla.
the Boards Of Trade IN tho Northwest that ts,c
present systrtn OF inspecting wheat ~ muattua
nnd protecting the practice OF mixing and securing
whcut, thereby reducing The qHa1lty 10 tho mini.
mum point allowed bY the tutes governing cact
| ttNf kNc recurring tuiYlnp iEnf1H ia IN.
, 1879-05-15

The AsstInGH!shed ,ps.sna donna. MHc. Roze,
''ticy sue1n 10 act especially upon tho organs oi
the voice nHd produce clear cn1nctasion+ Calts
hoarscnr,H, or port .hroat Gun scarcely csAt when
, 1879-05-15


TN O[lDEK TO ACCOMMODATE ulIN kuMEKDUA
rattuRp throughout Tho city wr have eftAiIllhEeA
Branch G.ces n tL1 different Ryiatoa q dc;ig,ate
trtce c,srgrd 1t tho aaln Dncc and will b. rrre!vs
Until Aoeock .. In. during tho weak. mud until ~, n.
IN Sntutdsys: -
u. 4 Il. s1Msts. booksellers and stattontrs, II
i. u. WALDEN. Sew,dcnlcr. stationcr, etc.. iDoJ
West MhdtaIn.st.. near Mcslern.ay.
JsGlIEllr TttkuMsfOS, wH1t.Afde Newa Depot,
ulHe lBlttld.nY,. coTuer uf 1ta1st09'ht.
lii q. HE1tIlltk, JeWcJer, NoasdualeF and Fancy
Goods, 72si 1.nkc.xt.. CORNER Lincoln.
, 1879-05-15

File of your corns with tho ''Jspanege CoFn'
Hije," It VIII surely cure and end paiu. Is tAnA
, 1879-05-15
o.,ord Days Session Of the Ma
tlonaI Convention.
o.,ort on the Best Kinds Of Wheat
A'f' for Milling.
a...r by Mr.. Norton, Of Chicago, on
f'p'' Grading aud Inspection.
NJ, svs,om Of Dootoring Grain Carried
On by tho 6oalpers.
49,. ,,,nu pemauded..Siatt organltatisns..'
s'D' The Hew Constitution.
,o.1r FOR MILLING.

N
.,M,nr., Natluttut Association resumed tts
~. 80" y, Nm, Grand pacitlc ut 10 o'clock yes
ses',o.' warming, str, Fletcher Of Minnesota, IN
tefos, NJ. TNetc was full representation Of
delegates. ,v,.r Mini, ,.c.
M', ~, r,,oyt of the Committee on Grain
s.r Milling, as follows:
'sf 1,oa,n,i,tec on Grain for Milling would re:
f,stiy feport mat wo have carefully considered
e.nScrt. nrl find TINT It tn1braces wldo ncla
s"5r arc m gpnSs ,s.s nt t9s
on ths ,Sn lis .suvft .aould made Of opinions
s9a,I nets from tho different localities. or States;
=. wbat IL regarded iayorh9iy IN nne osay ~ ~
tois,1aruu ~ rga,atu sny one varioty ~ preference
;sseSi1l';jr II o;jrrs might accm eRo1iateal, ahd w
en- only sSyela' a. aona shc 'e ,uos oas'
~ .nas ~ thr subject will !uAuco thorough dis-
nn,s nn,on by the Convention, believing such Discus
"a vii ts7as ors cs 4 n 'ne te alcyatest ay
poit W. ,p' 10 milIers oserywlcro 10 o a their
ngs, ta furnish tho farmers IN tteif locality Will
he brit seed wheat tas c,a9NG ,nen, J." IT,. IT,.
sns t Sssirac varieties, and to furnish II TO then,
moss ",r mice az ocatinn nh circumstances VIII
ntrya'. And we fecl costa,n saen ', eenass oass
fsnssn'i,ys et'ss'; s ana,y s"S and ln WI
,na1.s 'ne 1he most rsiguine ws are of TIC
oppon hs az 5ue !''ers r. .o q" ot nv pay bs ~
nsaIm p IHaanuiac;irs Is they ought, md If thny
sonjd = HI"u uss moro caution u buying. reject
us ihat which damages the!r onr ana ny a,fsfi, H.
stpd a..rpd Saetes .hs Importance Of uslng only the
XII t,n1t fos Auas,ng would llo mere tuiiy real.
sj md zach miller Wouia 1essf ,d M'nes .a. 20 om n'd
ss, SS ,oo al ps low price II could 10 procured.
S', mns bn1tanco to ss object IN thu shipper. ~ 10
ayhtns hnt wy i pa,S ,n9s gaads 1a,os an u
H"ar vsrieiy he thinks 1t will brinu nm more
, 1879-02-03

I8E1UH 3FNfN.
DO far - ! AIN personally concerned, II IA 4
my mortal remains arc bur1Ied or dtssrcts,i nj.
ter ! have Ko,.a tu Investigate the great tsus-
ttfs. uut the diseussion ubuut cremation 10 tlls
Tina has smusea me. Every oue." writes
oos gentleman, will be pnt4ouetl II Ill tsxces
replies unotlrF, "uu nue will b. burned cxrrpt
with ceEtiArate uf TWO medical men lhut lie
las not been putsoued, II .i,e1u Ii the slightest
doubt, IBIS stomach will be pirklsu al,.! put III
lar." Now, l!uw will two ulxdical tunu be able
u rive the certificate, except by pt,at-nus tc,n
examination Of The subjecta Cremation, lheru-
furv, involves post-Worttn, examtualtou of
every one cEatnateal, and the xlonarhs OF greas
tuauY OF u. icing kept Ia jars. What nv EcIa-
t,yes will do with ny corpsu leave II to Il..,u
IL decide, but, OF tlis whole, l think shall bury
ny relatives, for iieithur u post-nDrteu exam-
inaston u thet. nor keeping tl1lr stomachs tu
iafs reGumtneud themselves 10 lue,
, 1879-02-03

1t has beon recently discovered that 40 oak
forest lies buried IN the Valley OF the Fuldu,
near Rosonburg, Hesse Cassrl, Germany, at 4
depth of truu aix u nl,e foot below tic surface.
The wo0l IloltFlsl,ed nt = very rcinute period.
In good preservation; but, owing to Tie a4tioo
0f tic waters through uutluRl,ercd ages, thry
hayu lk,coma tiuroughly blark in cnlus. 'l1,eY
ilave also hecon,e very hard aud closs. 80 that
Itey would b. gsod NATURAL fur rlrylug um
ornstncutal cabinet work. bonle Of the trees
uro Of gscat size; onu takfn out Of a grayolly
portion of thu he'd, opposite .l,u Vtllage of
l}aulnDach, anu aillre seat to tho Geological
siu&,uHl Ut hcrliu, was 50 feet lung, nearly s
feet N diameter ncar tho rt,ot, and about BS
flsuhes ut the tun. Even lan,es specimens have
been found, 1t Il reported that tho turaItnru
and tltt,ngs OF tho theological Museum at MUIR
hurG ata to he made from t;lis long buried TIM
her. II IL not yet decided whether those buried
oa&s ou'ong to SPECIES still e1!st'oE Or to IN
extinct une.
, 1879-02-03
Legislative Action 4tsno.l on Textbooks
and XVetllnK- Isofursn,

senator Paul, nf The State Tcxt-nook Com.
mission of Wisconsin, has submitted 10 the Leg
islaturu llll, p1spar@! l'y lhe CoInmissiou, to
cleapen ttit cu4t Uf xl-bouks BY encouraging
uniformity without arbitrary enforcement; by
acquiring /, the pcnnfc The advantage Of pllF-
etatc a4tlur!ty md regulation, tl1e print!plt nj
cuuprtttton on tho part ot Observation-Disclosures; alltl
'by Rnnrdlng 10 hoalo talent ail hulue capita!
tbs same opportunity fur supplying nuF peunle
with acceptable text-b.s,ks nov afforded 10 AL
thafs AMI publishers residing Without tho State,
whatever lllutls may lHran.
Thn Commissioners ulso urge radical reform
III EnRtlsh rtho.uashy, but very aeEls!b1y ndd
tlMt llry .irem 1t advisable to walt until sum-
nnru praettcablu sYstens nf RETURNED Ortl!oyra-
phV than has yct beca devised has been ugrcGl
upon, md q tiictLunaEY Gu th!4 SYSTEM has been
stltrr as soon AZ thl. shall hayo been Acronl-
It,shcd, furnish tcarhess u,A all lts officials
with eoDtes OF tho new dictionary for immediate
use Ia all sch',o!-wurk nnl 10 all official doc.,-
tac1'ts+ Unfortunately, this iii. leaves ali who
piae for spelling-EcfoFn qnltu as far fron tic
pro1ntse of IEsunllry assistaHce to brldgc tic
chasM which sttlt SEPARATES thu Teforn,crs from
tie MtgAty multitude VI English writer's, li!f,-
lisl!vts, and reutiers, VIII, still cling Will deaf
and blind. but fund, affection l., thu antlIuAtrt
etymology al.s! urtl1ography fetuieu iuto ,halu
~hoM they never ran forget. II the Legislature
would furnish eayitul to asstst tn tllu Inain
work OF dayts1DY tilu uew OstlItA.r2pttlc systctn
bringing about the nrttleL "a3rcrIileuth he-
twccH The rcfurtRers ali1 lia uIasseA to he re-
formed, md publtshiu. tue new dictionary, that
would kccsn u II II llcaut busincss.
The spelling. reform report, chiefly the result
y the afsful researches Of Senator Panl. Vi
milwaukee,, h QUO ot the must sXh4p4fYp treat.
ises Oh Luis snbIect ever written.
, 1879-02-03

~

Otherwise stated. the Northern Htatea arc to
be- represented BY tbtrty-ono Republicans md
fifteen netnocrata; the Southern States. ty twen-
ty.eight Democrats and two Republicans.
THE nc1t class Of 8enatoTs-those whose pres-
cut terms end III lsal-!ncludes elryen IsnpnElic-
ans nlnl fourteen Democrats. tn The basis OF
Tie elections last autumn, ttlu Republicans
III the 3tatcs Of Malusa,nl sllEstsspp the llellt,-
Gratis, on the 0thrr band, would fail to retlrct
theF aeuatots IL the hta,esnf CONNECTICUT, Hvw
Jersey, New York. Ohio uni Pennsylvania. II M
changs should urur In tie next two ynara. lin
Bcuatu, nilcr ttp ith Of March, l8sl, wn,lii he
composed Of forty Democrats unl thirty.six Itc.
pubtcans. OF gourse Mainu will lu rrcIaitt,rA
this ycar md Mr.. flatntIn will l,aye Republic
an s'lce1saar: but nothing than this ean ba
flupel for. In all probability, stscrcforr, Tic
Senate will hereafter cnt,tala 1T Iea4t o Demo-
cratic majority Of twu until 1851
, 1879-02-03

''NAftoxAI lfoAk ToR DsAntxu tDLuxrxew
RoIuiEHs, DArrox. o., JAn. u. 18TH -Hr. W In.
GER. CAteGgo: After = fair lr,At at three mouths
ln two cases seemingly lncurahls, am glad 10 a.
that the result has bsen all that yau could cl4.ra
sud a!I tha most saugnno could hops tus Ia.
apcetfally. 4. r. Brown. tiovernor." Us. Dln.
gers otaGa. ltoua1a I'LL f'sl,ner IIuusu.
, 1879-02-03

=, =, 7FMFH LHHT!H F94| HH41E.
JlM Wyatt ytoriea III tbs 0Wuosahip ut hn!se
that ca,! beat the Central Railroads best schedule
tinle- List Friday nlght hn mounted y oeGro Qu
the auinal ~ question aud saut hlu to Lovej5y
Oh an crsand. Returning, hs xa4 overtakcn by
the II o'c.ock through freight, which 20 fright
cned the hotse that h1 became perfectly Wild,
mid. thlowk!x tAe rider, struck out town the
railroad tsAcE Ike stseak of creased lightning,
with ths sapidl, advancing traiu cine upon Ills
heels. The engineer Sounded thg 14m whistle,
, 1879-02-03
THE COURTS.

mottou Wa made Yesterday before Judge
Booth in tie case Of T. W. Allertop ys. r. K.
bpalls, u reduce the amount OF tie bail OF eaae
" IaFs speedy uiA. Atisx sotus talk Spai4s
, 1879-02-03
THE WATER-W WORKS.
Full Text Of the New Ordinances
Which VIII Be Discussed
Tonight.
Proposed Schedule Of Rates at Which
Water Will Be Furnished to
Consumers.

In Some Cases n slight 1,cductiou; In
Others, a Decided Adyance.
Last Monday evening Tie judiciary Committee
Of tlIr Common Council, 10 whom was referred
tic propositions fur new ordinances regulating
tllr Watcr.Works anil tile price Of water to rur-
su1ners, reported the following, which, without
being rcatl. were ordcrel printed AMI made the
spccla order for this evening. OH Ecrral prii,~
cVcs, It tnny t,e eath that to tllc average con.
sumcr water will he furnished at Il slight de-
crr,sc iron, present rates: hut that supplied 10
manufactures uf slIr smaller clnss will be
charged fnr at u considerable advance. Tie
sccont ordnance nrnvtsies for the management
Of tl,r Wattv.Works by tic Council 10 far "A re.
lates to fhr tItitnbcr OF, and compensation paid
10, the csnplotrs.
THE WATER RATES
BE- 4 ordained hy kde City Co"ne't cf tie CITY Of
skrr,ox /. T,s, th~ following ecale OF wafer
taxes. rates or asfesstncnts, he Antt thu same Is
hereby rstnhEirhsd nna1cly:
The rates on all nrivntU dwelling. lI1up0A ne tho
dimension. lcrctaaftrr named. brinu nnnccnnict
or "enns1 hs BY ens % n' e rot
I. IN ali rriyate dwellings having f:ont width
Of fourteen feet and nnlrr. md not tnoro han ono
story sis'!. tho sum Of 81 IL, aud cach additional
=. On aii pttrnse dwellings, having front width
cc an not more Inn one III sioiy vi v % the s"n uf
D. On iii private dwellings having a front wioth
iec and not marc than one story It'll. The sun, Of
s;;.;;; "a saei a.l.i'ttonsl .tory fi.io.
Of % ~ taa Msai1 wsnfs let 'f s os rst T
fcr, and nut tnwre than one s,nrr ,ir,l. the aim Of
~ a ID safn If n,a;s te1s iisc. 1,St, s h,s.. front o
of no, ,nurc thn iwruIY.two and one. half icct and
over twenty feet MI not morc thnt, nnc story hI.I
g. TN vi p,,ya;c "a, @ .lweinys @ haynv ' irs5t wiat
othot more than twcmts.aTr fcct hna ovcf twenty
h'rh the ann or ~ iii: nnt. each nddit.onaI story
xl.I0. =
!. on all private dwelling. having front width
s,n,y liz. ts .um of ss,ss: and eseh .iison.i MI
stoey ST 10.
n, n not more Or tl,an hsty let % and oses Ell twenty
r sc san of ST. Al. each acre .aonn dn
''',!' i! IN I'll private dwellings having front width
over tnTsy ,eot and no more than ono stoty h,a
g. i.5o o." 81 ~ ''' '"u Fa'" A1u''''A' ''0''
of not more s!an thiiy feet ] nns over tS,r'y. i
story high tnn n,tm or sin IN: and m nch sItIonai
story yl DO
ii. On ali private dwcllinra having front vJu,,,
mi orar 9cnt nn IN m"u ur na sss
atory hirh the eun, nf slI u; snd each addit,nn.
81 sforY si. ID. " "'@ S'~" "''''%'o''
IL IN ali pTiynto dwellings having A front
width Of noi mo,c tbnn forty fcet nd
over th,fsy. seven and ouehalf tsc,' and not mp,s
and EACH additional atory 81, 20,
III. IN iii private dwelling Having front width
=. .HN| '~I't
, 1879-02-03
TIE SENATE,

How It VIII Stand After tho 4th at Mnrcl,
Noxt.
Bosfnn AArsrffasr,
The e9ectinus Ut Senators have now been
nearly completed. Including tie elections
made last year, the now class Of Senators for
the term beginning In 1879 nMl ending III 1885,
will hc as follows democrats tn itaitc, Repub.
llcans In roman):
REuft. Nfn Senator IN b&nee nf
st:' t:;''"eS u + 'st:s; sss;ss''
sn;sas SsaE. ti,iiy.3 D. css;s sssS:sn'
s:;:"
las!: ss'sa. a i m mfS|:s Ssa4ss,.,
t $:s: I
s'sss:sr: :s:s. :ss; ofss: 4 .:s: @:s:t
Sessd. L"t19 r t9nea.. .JoIn = Joi,es.
o,sas %:a'eS snkpr
s!5 sSI,n Il st.aisy Il
rsssn; e' r 4 s,1r "hn 4! tsncll
:eaih c.rolina. .tadx 1iaesse"s;"!. !. faststsou
Mi.1sa.ia x1.sas r. c.4ssa;sY 3 sIT5,! IisTs
Twcnty-fnur Senators have been elected, ami
only to be chosen. Tie Ectidng Senators
are seventeen Republicans ah.l eight Dcmocrots:
the new Senators, including one Republican get
to be chosen, arc fourteen Democrats and
eleven Republicans. Twelve OF the Democrats
will be new TO the 6ennte. md two arc present
members. Biz Of the Republicans arc now In
the Senate, TWO Others have been members, two
will take their aents !n the body Tor tho first
time, aul ono Is yet to be chotcu. Tie Dcmo.
crats gain seven 8cnatoss,-four In the south,
two In Pacific Coast Statcs, and one Ia Ohio
the Republicans gain one In Connecticut.
The new 2ennte after tl1n 4kh uf Mnrr1t will II
, 1879-02-03

r. Ia K6VoT ~ 3k4 7V1bunA
CHICAGO, feo. 2-Wul Kindly insert this, II,
connection with : paragraph III lo4iAy's local
Twelfth Street Turner N1ll on sstusisy sye,a-
lug. Ths facts ats that the shuemaksis werv
giving ball II that place, and . gang Of tllEy~s
gained adlntttancu 70 ule bail, untl oIs of l,eir
nua!eet was detected IN the ast q atea!!ng y
III attempt belog made TO arrest the pIckpockvt,
ht4 friends tutctltfed, lild the result wAs row
huzaug which one OF the gang wss shot In tie
lex. Ck1Selh, No. 81
, 1879-02-03

fuur muntI,s ia Hin Yexr. .yetave Tsa tGTrc hoWrs
ppr oay, sI0. NV 'A''' A'1''
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-22

zende and WeiRhtman, friends Of Mr.. Dupre
and Col. VIM. M. Levy. the friend of Mr. Gun
ninaham. came In person to the place desiR-
mated and signifed their willingness to confer
with the gentlemen. and an appointment was
made for another meeting. at which meeting
the following communication, addressed to
each OF the parties. was received:
New ORLEANS January H. 1879.
To Messrs. Fazende and WeieAtman. friends OF
Mr.. Geo. w. Dupre. and Coils. VIM. Levy and
A. J. Dachemin friends OF Mr.. M. y. Cum
ningham:
Gt,,ltIemen-Y acceptance Of our medi A. ion
Of date January 30. received. We request that
the correspondence between the two gentlemen
be withdrawn and placed In our hands, THAT we
may offer for your consideration basis of set
Element, which We consider alike honorable to
both gentlemen. Respectfully
LOUIS A. WILT,
JIG. MONCURE.,
JOHN McENERY.
JAMES JEFFRIES,
G.. H. ELLIS.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT.
J.H. COSGROvE.
This note having been acceded to and the corr
respondenee between the gentlemen placed In
the hands OF the mutual friends. the following
basis WIS offered:
Gentleqneae The common friends of Mr..
Cunninp ham and Mr.. Dupre. after an examina-
ton of the causes which led to the unhappy
difficulty between these gentlemen, are of the
opinion that the collision which occurred be-
tween these gentlemen on Saturday. January
IS. arose from an entire misrepresentation of
the language used by Mr.. Dupre.
Hence. we are of the opinion that Mr.. Cum
= L n
Dupre and that Mr.. Dupre accept the assur-
ances of regret on the part OF Mr.. Cunningham, ,
and that they resume their former relations.
JOHN McENERY.
J.C. MONOURE.
LOUIS A. WILTZ,
G. ELLIS,
JAMES JEFFRIES.
PETER J. IRRELEVANT.
J.H COSGROVE.
Which was accepted.
We, the friends of Mr. Cunningham, accept
for our friend the above as a settlement of the
affair between Messrs. Cunningham and
Dupre. WILLIAMM. LEVY
A. y. BACHEMIN.
We. the friends Of Mr.. Dupre. accept for our
friend the above rs a settlement of the affair
between Messrs Cunningham an1Dhpre.
RICHARD WRLGHTMAN.
P. o. FAZENDE
NEW ORLEANS, January q, 1879
Hon. George W. Dupre:
Dear Sr-Having Inexperienced entirely
the language used by you on Saturday last L am
extremely sorry that should have offered you
the indignity Of blow. and with an earnest and
sincere wish that our past pleasant and cordial
relations will he resumed I tender Won nv
hand. Yours. respectfully.
MI. CUNNINGHAM.
New ORLEANS. January 81. 1879.
Hon. M. J. Cunningham
Dear Sa'-Sharing your regret that anything
should have occurred to interrupt our friend v
I accept with pleasure your honorable,
amend. Truly yours.
jy221t 2ip GEO. W. DUPRE