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, 1879-03-15

C11ICALO tE l4AlkE L 21ukONs
The litigation over tho Chicago j. Lake Hu-
ron, " hich hns been carried on for some years,
will hs nc,ively resumed on Monday before
Judges Daxtcr ind Duun In tl,c United States
Circuit Court At Detroit, The Chicago Il Lako
Huron Railway llas been sought to bo used as
Chicago route by the Grand Trunk lsailroad,
hut Vanderbilt Is In possession Of the link be-
tween Fliot md Lauslng, aAd prevents It's being
used as m entire line.
The bondho!dcss OF the other divisions claim
that this piece OF road Was largely built BY thu
Receiver out OF earnings uulawfully directed,
ald now ask that lpy tlsay have ltcn, and TINT
n Receiver bc appointed for thu Chicago ts
Northeastern lsnilroad, so-callcd. which cs1l-
braces this piece Of road between Flint anu Lam
sling. The hearing on Monday fs un q bill fled
by Henry NJ. Smtthcrs,. Of Eneia,ll, on
behalf OF tho foreign bo1,tlholdeTs, represented
by tic administration VI American securities Ut
Amsterdam. As the Union Trust Company Of
New York fatloh tu take active steps, these
bnIltlhotdcre intervcued lust October fl thclr
takun exception to the tillug Of this bill, IND
iiled motion to strtke It from tho flies; AMI
counter motion has been He'd BY SmtthcEs to
relnuyu tho Uuiou Trust Company Tor It's nrgl-
Ge,,co and ltGapacltY. ..- -.
The hcarll,s has becn postponed aince Feb
FL, as tho 1lun, Stanley Matthews has been re-
tainod, aud Will appear % additional counsel
with Atr. Ashley Pond for MI, Vanderbilt. Air.
Wheeler Il. pcckham, Of New York, and the Hon.
q. J.. Walker, Of DatEol!, represent tho Union
Trust Company, Wlnio Judd H. Wh,te,loutc, Of
Chicago, nppear for thu foreign bond!lulders,
who aru 10 vigorously attempting 10 secure thelE
rights.
, 1879-03-15

IG Inc fsIlbF u Inc If4HAH4.
CHICAGO, March 14.-'Illc hour Is fast sp-
proach!ns, II QUO can judge BY the signs OF tho
times, When sl!lc anl cannpu shots nay bc heard
In our milst. Eminent writer's and thinkers
ngrtc that there Is danger iu tho near future,
the danger Ut an organized attack By soeul-
ism upon society. and property. II ever tic
stato Of Illinois needed q wcll-organizcd ami
equipped military force, nho needs It now. All
petty differences abottt the form Ut Miltta
law und Tic rank of officers should be lost sight
OF by our Representatives. III the Legislature; !;
give us n law at once, anl suk differences Of
opinion ABout trihcs.
When hundreds Of stauls Of arms arc being
when thousands of rounds Of ammunition nru
ordered lrutn Eastern Gnrtrdge.Eactur!cs fur the
ariNcu military GaEtls Ut Communists how drill
lux iu our .Ht.lst, II Is high ttnle to I,ass law
with Ell emergency clausr, for thu emergency Is
ut hand.
Some men hayo denied TINT tho mi litary band
calicd "1'l!c l4lhr nl.l Wcllr Fcrcln y was any
thing noEs than tarGGe-slioutlng association.
Suclt nlcu would hold i Itghtcd c inlio to bar.
Tue following as q literal translation of puetn
lately published In Cnlnnl,lnistic fapcr III this
city, dedicated to tlis armed military band;
Conserve your beat cousage' trying ttn,es ars At
Msht; not = man Of you viii snun tho s,sugsia for
liberty aud Ouf rights; nnd Whoever il nbfe to
bear Hfms n,uat JON your ranks that IN the trying
hour a1 may ba disciplined A. onu man; hurrah for
the armed uillon!
Wi,cu mcn nro drilling With arms for the
nyoweu PURPOSE of radically reyoiutionIziug su
elcty by force Ut arts, tt,e scrlous weakness oi
our National Guard, nlitl tllu new laws fur II.
better organization at>l egutpmens, ara lost
aI1It ot Ii! IL petty fcud about rauk between
o'i'scfs Of ths E!gicst RINK. Let t4u friunds ul
tacA drop lhcsu le,lus ulsA glya us kood Miii.ta
Law, with un emergency cIausc.
Infantry, Cavalry, md Artillery arc preferable
to Liberty, Equality, n,Hl fraternity under TIT
| red 9as vi La COMlnuur. VIuI.
, 1879-03-15
RAILROADS.


THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Tho San francisco Argonaut has tho following
IN regard to tho Gytcnson eastward Of tho
Southern Pacific Railroads:
Tho distance by rail from Los Angelica to
Yuma, upon the Colorado Rvrr. Is 48 miles.
Tile distance from Yuma tu Maricupa Wells, In
tye ul!les Of Afarvopa Wells, md track Is be!,.g
l;id ut tho rate OF ten miles each week. Two
uHt one.guartcr miles were laid the day WI wcfu
at the front. Thu lind Is Lowell md hard, re-
qnlrlng only the removal Of ehappaeal AMI
ltlloeks for the Iron. 1t Is an insprltnE sccno
to witness this moving camp Of ratltoau.Dufi1-
crs IN the desert, disciplined like Rn nrnly, Alld
marching slowly castwarsl A. shs ratc 81 ~, ten
woy tint 10 to bear upun Its roadbcd a vast coin
lnercc ia the future. Two ttiuusAtil men, With
their catlps and cqutpaecs, lEcir tools and inl-
pletncnts of labor KFeat engines Bearing tralns
q blarksmth.shop, a boarding sisson
Wallaeo y Co.'s store, the pr}Fatc eur Of atr.
s,roNbrldgc, sll on wheels; Kreat structures
PILED VIII fo;a$s t' for st, tho so..t "ttis; fsi
E,e"S ne helses 'n'ts' aa tu ncn"ior MI ,irro i
no water in The vicinity Of the present wnsk-great
wagons hauling forward suppIes, great pluws with
mon nc Cutting shruSs, Slas.eycd bur rbntians with
ahoyclE briatcnn; pitching tllc sand n and
out an cnt anu MI demand. In advance. fifteen
aid raags under tho direction ot sl. t;tcen, viii
hia ntcaln pic. .drtvcE, mrs bullsiiux bridges an4
cutsctta Ut splld tIn1bera. Little groups u anaxud
lnrlluns- buckA nnd tluawH--Iook III ns Interested
spectators u tho nnyt work That inyu1cs Tho prt
vacy of their desort honcs, cnj1y!ng Inc up amt
duwn rtlcs upon TIC canstructlon .ran, ul,un nlt
against pasros. At thu front Ia village os tents.
nnd at tho Inst posnt Of accepted work lneso
nnd bUarIl,r- -housrs, and uoaf4 u,,i conyas tiens
for gin uud dice. It 10 a ,narscuus hcs,tc. this
caravan ctossiug tho dcsort /. IL busy one uy
night, when sleep and silence coYer tl,s tired work.
css. all sayc stlownridgc. tho constructor, lay
tlem dnTn to rest. llc novct slesps. No ialcts
man has s6muthlng IL lu, aud ivory lnan loea II
or ts passed to tic rear. Tho telegraph pole and
talks with Inc hotnu Office In San francisco oyrry
NIGHT and nuSnlnr.
, 1879-03-15
MICHIGAN,

speesn, DtsnatcA to tbs Tribune
LANSING, March 14.-At q late hour OF last
evenings session House bill 5, reducing sl.c
flash tent Of Keroscnu oil from 40 10 120 de-
rrccs Fahrenheit, passed.. Tho amendments
made to tlIe bill were the abolition OF the chill
test, aud fixing the fees for tealing at 40 ccnto
pcr singlu barrel, 90 cents eaeh for five or Under
y ce,,ts Tor enc'i ten or untlcr, 10 CENTS each for
additional barrels Or less than carload lots, and
for car 1oAts Of fifty barrels, 10 cents each. a
fullure to keep records Of nil nspcctcd oils Sub.
jccts TIC deputy Inspectors to iino not cx-
ccctllng $500, or raoru Than six months imprls-
onulent. A ucw section wns added making Il
The duty Of tho Prosecuting Attorney to prosc-
cute all violations Of tl,a net. The bill was or
derel 10 60 into cfEoct lii sixty days. the delay
being for tho purpose ri protecting dealers, who
had latd iu n stock, agaInst losa. This settlgd
this vored question OF high md low kcrusc,ie,
orer whicl, there has been So much wransfnE.
u,d ctfcctuals brcass the Rtiag, II such thlsIs
cx(stCd.
, 1879-03-15

A cable telegram IRON Geneva ANNOUNCES the
death In lint city, at aa advanced aye, NJ The
celebrated Russian Fle!d-slarsllal, Pstllre Harla~
tiusky, who had tbs honor ot terminating thu
long war for the conquest Of the Caucasus. llc
belonged 10 distinguished falally Of thu hcretl.
itnry unb!ItY of RussTa, niMl uttalllr. hIgll Tak
IN tE.e Kuss!an army by more tllan twruty years.
unntcrlnittod wariaru in Tho Caucasus. Il was
hu WHO gained tho decisive ylrtury over tho re-
nowncd Sclamyl, nl,d tlu wus rewarded with tho
post OF "Nanestnlck," or Vlecroy vi that re-
Eiop. During tlln C1itnean War liz hna co,l,-
mani ol a division In Transcaucasla, parttct-
pntcd III several battles, all was prcsunt 1t the
capture of kars. lie was thereafter promoted
ca5eer * eoua.st 70 bsisut te.aInatjou Nv pS
thu reduction Ut tho trlbes VI Dagbtstan alul
I.csGhlatan. liz hail strong literary and sciuls.
tifie lastes uil published number OF ttealises
OH lntIIlrY and geographical toplrs. " late hs
had resided quietly In switzerland.
, 1879-03-15
Ncarly hurled I,lrine y TTanee'

- 3HFIIHHH VTfPFHs7Ht ~, A vc Of M
Mrs. Oweuslaglc, WHO liycs aooat s.,n Nv 'roitpt-
q Il" 'ssya. s as irsuas at .:,''i 1i
fsparatuns wore sds ior he lntertns!e,' nr Ior
scaIns SATURDAY the tody " Was t,tanas a.ss bsssu
burial nId placed 10 cotiln: iAt t.r,sed sd fstur
y. sailsaly slirat osa w. hes,d t. to! !''Ss ~
from, .t,e collin In wllleh thu BODY n,aatiej ths
asss'nbed ncighhors u,'l te people "S1e S q te
10 rusl. from t,e rooin when ~ pss.topibtd
Indy approachetl tht coftln nta "Hs 4 closer CT
limitation a. d'sclusci the iact .l.as nnsi tue uSI
was breathing. Restoratiyes were NJ and tvop
lie supposeI dead came lack to 1''e' o..
WA able 10 Sit VII aud conyeree'
, 1879-03-15

ttons, uud Will prn,ablr undergo considerable
modification. before RrrivtIE At state OF ner'
fccttnn satisfactory TO tho H'atortty Of tho mcn-
i'',e lionso itll two sessions te-aar for tl,c
purpose OF considering a,nl amending the bill,
which fs lenEthv md some~tat complicated.
nlui contains sLxty.stx sections. AZ e;'N o'clock
str. matthews, tl1f champion md n'ntcctor OF
the biil, wns kuht busF Itfenhmg It's numerous
sections from ttc pcrnc!ous amendments which
were Bhowcrcd Go,fN ltpn1t II Allu explaining It's
ur ll.at portion nnpiyiug 10 Ievccs a,ul drains
eumbiucd, the further consideration ot tl!e
Rpeetal order Was postpouca unit! Tuesday at 10
o'clocl.
Un motion Of Mr. rrlcc. ot Lake, the House
adjourned to o'clock p. III. Oh Monlfay.
THE LOBBY.
For somc time past tho House anil Senate
have bccn crowded with all kDEts OF iDbhytts
n lca,i-beats much to The lctritncnt u nlihllG
business. suinc tlmc since Mr. llcrrlnEton, of
KAtie, introduced resolution III a rather aarras-
will, mock cour.csy. to tho ptiyllcges OF llsc
floor. Tle resolution Was n,!nl,tcl By tho
lIuusc III tho tainc spirit of assumed gravity
with which II was offered. Tllfs afternoon. for
on about .l,e General Assembly as,othcr broad
hint l,at tltrv were not wanted lcrc, Mr. Snyter,
III Gas, presented tho following resolutions,
asked for suspension Of thu rules. a'tl novtd
ihelr adoption. Tie House refused 10 suspcnd
tle rules:
Resolved, That The resolution ofIe'otl souc. timo
since BY Tho Democratic gentleman from K4's
llic1nngtnnl, md atlontcA by tho A"uss, inviting
cetan ns'e desl[g ssr. ts seerg ny "t rsS a1 IN
this jeos, and IN thu connltttcc-roOns IL hetoby
rescsnded, aud declared TO %. r. measure Q!
souna statcsnansip, failure and IN Its practical
Rt*o'r<dt Further. that mill it il ascertatned
definitely thst wo cannos possibly gst along w,:n"at
, 1879-03-15
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
Tic East-bound freight business Is getting
into worse nnldllc every day. The Open rasu
from Chicago to New York Is now 18 cents pcr
100 pounds OH grain. but 1t Is claimed tat some
rnals Aro going hcow this figure. These nre
the lowest Tntcs ever quoted ut this Season Uf
tile year.
President ". c. Van Horne Of The eouthcrn
Minnesota Knilroal Inns !sauc,l circular an-
nounring tic appointment u Mr.. I. NJ. Myega
as Gcuernl MunuYcr Of his rood. lie will hayc
cnttre charge nf tho affairs OF tho Company fu
the Wcst::. Ills headquarters Will bo at La
Crosse. WIS.
scnator croclser. Of California, left San Fran-
cisco last "Wednesday by sneeiat train nvrr The
Central Pacific IL uniuu Pnritlc Railroad, anll
will reach omntsa sunly :inu to-day. wtlcrc n
enecfnl tiain of the Chicago d Northwestern
Chicago in tin,e for The 1ast train East via the
Pennsylvania Conpnny's lines SUNDAY. Tile
Senator must he IN Washington Tuc*dny morEs-
tl'g to ho present at tha converting of Congress
on sllat day. Across the Contlnent In s!x t!ays
Is quick time, s,ld speaks VOL Tor tho railways
over whtct, u,r tram is run.
Mr.. a. Il. Swift, Superintendent Of Telegraph
Of tile Chicago, Rsrk Isl,nd Il rnci1c Railroad,
has Invented stgnnl fur holding trains at tclc
graph htatfons fur orders which Is fur superior
10 anything Of the kind that has yet i,een H.
vented. +'fl,c Ch"ago, Rock 1sla,itl d. racslr
nlul ot!cr railroads whiea ayv HOW using thfa
sisnn speak In high terms ot itR superior
qualities. 1t Is safe, simple, an1 chcnp, a,,,l
can be worked by c,i,l without danger of
EcttIlE. out Ut order. 1t supplies want long
felt for something of tile kind ttiat l< snic,
cheap, nm! reliable. 1t Will ,,o tlpilbt soon be
used On MI thc railroads III the country.
The new Board Of DIRECTORS ol tho Kansas
Pacific Iiailrond u.'tlc1 tic Unfnu pactc admin
tslraston was clc:tctl In New furi; last Wc:ines'
day. 1t Is as follows: Jay Gould, Sidney Dlllou,
II I ttppa RuExt.tt II ~ Esfnrrt,u 4
s. Greeley, Addison GouInuci, e.. N. D.niyt,
J. +. Usher, Jan,rs Il. keene, utlA james II.
Kuin. Mr.. Sidney Dillon, President of tl,c
Uusnn paeilc, wHs elected President Vi Tire tics
Company; Mr.. D.. u, Edgcrtun. tite-pecattlcnt
md sir. a. II. C1lc{, The furmer CashieF, Sucre
fnry and Treasurer. 1t is understood that Mr.;
r. L. Oaks, tiencral 9uperintcneus of the Kun
sas Pacific Kailroa1 has resigned, and will uc
cept thu pusition of dcueral-5upcrintvnsien 81
road.
, 1879-03-15

Bpondenta In conspiracy to dcfrau'1 ono Ior.tan
Urif3Iths out Of his property by having him pro-
nounceh tnsnnG hu'l confined In thu All lu,n. Tho
wara provcu: also that he was not tcRart!o IN.
sano 1t That tins by his friends, Including
his n,otncr, sister, mud school.teachcr.
but III what n1annet rlshtr Jameson
The conspiracy, II such conspiracy existed A. nlI,
In no wise appeared, from ,hr cyldencc. The
Commission pronounetug him insane was re9u.
lnr onc, a,nt witch lie was thought 10 9c sane,
]e was discharged. having bcch confli'ed tvc Of
eix wgcks. It Ia likely moro will be heard Of
tls matter to-tnarrow evening. 1t tho time Of
urinltlls' arrest he had $1,000 Ia bunk.
, 1879-03-15

h French Lawyer Is reported in . separation
case 10 hayo pleaded very warmly Tor his client,
who, be said, WAS literally dying OF hunger, md
wlo had TWO suaall children. lIo demanded the
Immediate aid of a,UUO lrancs, lA tic nau,u Vt
humanity and tho ,aulo Of justice, aud, full Gf
confidence, ho threw himself uu tlc equity Ut
the Court. A few days later hts cliept received
tic following letter: ''MadR.ne; | al. happy
to say NC havs succeeded lu obtatntng the pro-
Vision Of 1900 frYDcs. hays hAilded |, 900
trnncs to your attorneT, who has given me re-
ccpt, and am much obliged tu you Tor tho sNr"
plus In settlement ot teea.
, 1879-03-15

Court as often as required by The Court. md The
same e1iaf be applied. undor order Of thu Court,
10 tho payment Of tho claims allowed, aHd It tho
nnts II may decree nale Of norton of Ito prem
!ses and renting by tho Receiver Of iho totnatn.
der OF ths pren,ises, md n general thU contt t
Tho premises will he for the hest interests Of ths
raftss. hnd may. II advisable. order sale OF the
order the renting Ut tho bnidnv until tho reiits
hnye aat,atteI portnn OF Tho ctalnls: aud shen
order sale Of the property to pay tho balancc'
The bill further providcs fur the Elylng Of
bond by tho Receiver.
, 1879-03-15

NRw YoAK, Mnrch 14.-l'he General Ticket
md Passenger Agcnts' Association met to-day
iu scmi-nnnuai convention.
8. C. Boyltton WAS elected President, ". a.
Thrali Vtrc.l'rcsIdcuk, ulrl Salnuel Powell Sec.
retAry.
, 1879-03-15
1 0lAls.s sf+ +s*ssss - ssstt
utBNJR8EXESTS,

balance on hand. ....................S1l,3 $50
The report was referred for tho usuai cxam-
inati0s1.
, 1879-03-15

ises and renting by tho Receiver Of The toMatn:
oi ~ nd r. sohso 's
tho premises viii e Tor the hest interests Of ths
rhttsa. hrd nay, II advisable. otdcr sale OF tto
ns S, T. H NJ @ m ta he of rsms
hnyo aat,attett porltnn Of tho etalnls; aud then
order a sa1c Of the property to pay tho balance
The bill further prosidcs fur the Elrlng Of
bond by tho Receiver.
HousH.
It Is a somewhat anomalous thing to SEQ the |
mcmbcrs arise rererently In their scats on the |
opening Of the scsston, cycry morning, and, |
with bowed heads, listen to the divine petition |
Of the priest called upon to pray for them, and,
after tho benedtctton ia pronounced,
set themselves to work on nit tnanucr OF mcr-
ccnary and corrupt schemes md 1obs for their |
own aRgrandizemeut mud in opposition to tl.c
Interests Of the people. Tho Thirty first ten
cra' Assembly Is dressed In tho gaEb Of respcct-
ability, hat more selfish and corrupt body OF
men never assctnblcd in tic State, probably, |
n,ld tho sooner It's session coucs to close the
better for thu people.
AN EXPLANATION CALLED roN.
As M instance Of tho un1ustilahle manner In |
which tho State Institutions arc run. 1t may b.
stated TINT tho Rnti''lceuse members Of the
Gcncral Assembly nre a little hot lust now over
matter which has been brought to their Mt
tcntion, md which has been investigated. Ho1no
time since u circular was prepared a,al printed
by Miss Frances E. Willard, sent to every
member Ut the General Assembly. and
circulated at lnrge through the State.
The Impress on tho envelopes And
paper shows that tho stationary was furnished
BY tho Illinois Institution for tho Education Of
tic Deaf and Dumb, at jacksonville. Inquiry
Shows TINT the printing Wns done ut tint inst-
, 1879-03-15
PERSONAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS.

To the Editor Of Tnf TribunA
CHICAGO, March li.-ln highly commend
atorY editorial in this mornings Issue you quota
the following dlspatch from Springfield:
The joint Reycnuc Committee decided to recbm-
law: Assessments OF Ecsl cstate 10 bo n,ldc onco
III Tour years; all personal property TO DO listed
Ga uablisnet Instead of .hc present tenisct Tx.
list now demanded BY law; tho iLull,ter Of books
Tor assessing and collecting to be fcduced to tlrcc
II this 10 the main result OF the work OF tllo
"Jolnt Revenue Committee" then indeed llus
tic mountain labored uud brought forth
mouse.
It has bcon fully demonstrated tlat seven
oightis Of NIL the OWLS u1,d abuses Of our pres
ent revenue system arc to be found III tho gross
Inequality OF tho original assessments by The
Town Assessors. md TINT ther0 Is no possible
remedy Tor these great wrongs under the present
Inv.
Please explain what benefits would accrue to
that part Ut tho community who arc assessed at
SO to 100 pcr rent OF full value, wlen the aYcr-
aye for the Stnto or county Ia only 81 Der cent,
by having. sllcl, nssessuent fixed Tor four years
instcad OF ono; nnd how much have you re-
moved temptation from the man WHO By dis
hOncat .lrans has secured valuation Of less
than 20 per cent bT rellrvinE him from Mantpll-
hitting tho natter MoEe tl!an ouc1 In four ycars1
Tile proposed oath to hv administered IN all
s, a o1 Rsrsoal pTnps'ty Is smpy
rcault In more thoroughly depressing the con.
Bc!cntlous man By compelling him to moro fully
disclose his intangible possessions, but would
have no effect upon the unscrupulous, whu would
dcns.
A few moro corrections would no doubt bs
made bv County Boards In tho course OF four
years than chn nov bs made IN one, but thu
,nass Of wrongs would rematn intact will
not repeat The argument nude moro than four
, 1879-03-15
prescribe for the s!ck. or NIL tho provisions OF

prescribe for the s'ck. Or NIL the, provisions OF
tic lazy viii 10 inflicted onto you. )"
anu sent ills oioat boy fifteen miles to the c!ty
to gct regular doctor. jim hold tEat child
eight mortal hours In his arms until tho doctor
eainc. The little fellow vas nearly dead with
The rain. Tic dnctnr asked II there was INV
eatnlp In the house, nlltl ho Just Gavo the dose
that Aunt Hrson hntl prepared, untl In fvo min
utcs The pain hal cea.Ct. Tho 1!ttIo fellow hnd
suffered 90 much ltnt IL took mouth Tor him
to got pycr Il.
Nv wife was there Mt the time, 0nil know al,
n6out IL. As soon ns tho doctor lcft, Jni'sl
vito !skcd him why he ldus lot Aunt Dcsou
El7o The boy tho catn!p.tca.
"Don't 5ou know" snys Jim, !" tint the Inv
scribe for the stck:t'
The law must be obcycd il ali Children die.
J[m went ont in q hull. Thu tears trleklcl
Z! sadly through tho window to the little knoll
wl!cro Two 1itttu grnvestoncs marked tho spot
where nlar Of her lurrl oNcs rested.
Her troubled look hIloved that Il, Imagination
children might be 1nitl.
I fund ollt that twn Of tho resolutions
adopted lust night nt the grocery wcro theses
:, Msolrsd That # would 10 a disgrace for tho
money they have lind. a.a that every vote in calu
s5y 4 IL ss;s St iss' tnaa more and
town rat,"r thah that The Hoard should not havu
Senator R!1i1lc is going too far whcn !,o
charges an ollcchoIder Of your city with auy-
thing currupt.
Riddle ovcr-shot thu rnar!s wien ho charged
TINT McCTn made, Or tried to make, corrupt
Chicago.
rhu. wor,! " "maf1c stlould hayo bccu left
ont It can't be- sslstn1ucd, for no newspaper In
Chicago would hc cyen tcluptcd By anything
t,ntSn IN tSif.
, 1879-03-15

Tota!s.,.so"T tn. II S1,lt2,27I7 rs g., OH paA. 10
TIN DRAINAGE uiLL,
which was mKdo tho special order fnr 10 DAY.
scseral tlay& slnce, came up Tits u,oFoi.,,. ii
~ :a0 neluek fur discussion utut amendment.
Thts hlll was introduced by ths Drainage Com
mittre on Feb. 7. 1879, ordered tv u lifst read
luz. and printed fur the information OF tha
House. II IL numbered 378.
Ths lii Is d1awn IL subject to many ob,ec-
, 1879-07-04


Tie following reply to q latter to tho Cluela
uatt Eo,nn.sreia, which was reproduced Ia this
piper yesterday. explains itself. 80 far ~ tho
statements concerning the champagne at,d
whisky bottles arc concerned, Mr. O'LcarJ'a
statct,unts arc corroboratcd by nr. Dunno,
Tue reply was forwarded to CIncionati laat
evening. Ths original publication created
quito an excitement among O'LcaEy's friends
yesterday, hut moat OF them, aftor llttla re-
t1eetioI, deemed It unworthy Of notice:
curAao, July o. 70 tAs Editor Of ne Cneln-
Hdti I0Huasrciut: In your tbsue OF I recent data
appears lengthy Communication from an un.
known correspondent who secks sae|toE rndae Tho
protecting wing of = fictitious usms. >,
lttTctpfos$ ! hase paid no attention to &nony.
nous ae1hta; neither would 10 ~ on the pfssenk
occasion were not fully aware Of ths tsus mans
and intention nf your correspondent .'Zntu. u
Masking Just al1owanca fur hts brirf residence In
brtfss known 10 ossscoaddiIg l.otsl- keelers than
this vary sanle "Xpln, " who pl13s ''shaspee" In
10 compliments.
YpuF, correspondent would LEAD tha public to b.
Hove t!1ht my iats composttor. Petat CFossIand.
cams to this country, on uy special Invitation. toI
ths plfpuse q compstinE TOR The O'Leary hess won
~ Gsosxt Fafsy At this city quits recently.
SoihtAx can be more absusa. u the number ot
enlr Ius for that contrat limited to twenty, aud
n!ed the right Of competing BY tha Eefesoe In that
mitch. Had | been In need Ut walkers, l could
mud thirty af them iu ehIs country, without sending
oscs to England al ths eaofenlh kuur for cue. 10
nAtss thai my habits '.wsrs uot Ut this beat al
l1tr. CAAMptons. would.hs chsnpiuns. &ud q.
chanploI4 hkTs much 10 colteud against In xucfa1
c1slss. ppt H4ss eonftss that Ut Nv pssiod Of ny