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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Trial OF Chambers Anderson f0x
Murder.

The case of the State against ChambcD
Anderson colored man, was called today
before Judge Johnston.
The defendant is to answer the charge Of
killing Laura Franklin, on the night of tho
10Th of September, on Seventh street.
The forenoon was spent in endeayoring
to obtain jury. Several persons who had
formed opinions we're excused, and one
was excused as being member of the City
Council.
The following jurors were accepted: J:
L. Vaughn, Aaron Green and Edward
Osler
Major Blackburn is the defendants coun-
sell
The following additional jurors were So
cured this afternoon: d. J. Mullaney, K
Finnegan, Chris. Green, Ferdinand Klim-
per, VIM. Ormston, Thos. A. Ellis, Joseph
Engelhart, and Moses Shaw.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
The s. R. R, ordinance.

A great many persons were under the
impression that to-day was the last day
allowed Mayor Moore to either approve the
Street Railroad Ordinance or send it back
to the Board from which it originated, We
toed. By reference to the law in regard to
the Mayors powers we find that His Hon
or's day of grace has not yet arrived, but
that he has until the Board of Aldermen
meet, to decide what to do with the ordin-
onna
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
IncOrDOratiOns,

The Cincinnati Melophine Maaufactur-
ing Company, whose object is to make o
washing cream under the name of Melo-
phine Soap, fled articles of incorporation.
The capital stock is 100000, divided into
two thousand shares. The incorporators
are Chas Kahn, Jr. ,Chas P. .Hobelman, Hy.
M. Werthheimer, I. Marks and Josiah l..
Keck.
Charles H. Albrecht Clem. Nelson, Paul
Brandt and Adolph Enslin filed papers in
cooperating the Cincinnatus Building As
sociation No. /. Capital stock $400, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Lolita Mt the Grand.

Tonight at the Grand Opera-house we
are to have Lotta, the brightest of actresses,
in an entirely new play. Her appearance
is always an event of great interest. but
coming as she does this time with new
piece, it is doubly so She has not been
here for over three years, and will receive a
hearty welcome from her admirers, who in
clude all classes of theater goers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
BALTIMORE BREYITIES.
Footpads On the Highway

Special to the Star.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 17.-Three highwaymen,
armed with knives, are alarming the citi-
zens near Highlandtown, suburb of Balti-
more.
Mr.. Wolf, well-known citizen and a
driver of beer wagon, had lively tussle
with the robbers few evenings ago. Sew
eral shots were fired, but the highwaymen
escaped.
Samuel Sweeney, Philadelphian, was
knocked down by footpad last night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
Aug. x. Schwebel and Matilda Bohnert
7. B. Sheppard and Cora S. Edwards.
Christ. Hamman and Rosie Gessner.
John Egloff and Maggie Grothaus.
Frederick Weston and Emma Gamble.
J. Won Lehinden and Ann NJ. Korte.
Balzer Fisher and Christina Sperver.
Anthony L. Roller and Lena Bartel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
PITTSBURG PEOPLE.

Killed by a Train-Conyictcd Elec-
tion Officers-Warlike Strikes.
Special to the Star.
PIrTsBURG, Feb. 17.-Michael Dougan, a
brakeman on the p. r. R.,was thrown from
train at South Ford and instantly killed.
The case of the Seventh Ward election
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Hoard of PubIic Works.

The Board met in regular session, all the
members present except Mr.. Foote, and
President Bell in the chair.
Miscellaneous bills amounting to 81, ,731
were ordered paid.
A petition from property-holders on
Main street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, asking that the water main in front
of their premises be lowered, was referred
to the Committee on Water-works.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS-.
National Associated Press to the Star.

N6u0nu AhSOctateu FreSs 70 INC Stax.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Under the call of
States very few bills were presented for ref
erence. Among them we're the following:
BY Mr.. Bliss. of New York-To provide
for the completion Of the improvement of
the Harlem River and construction of q
canal to the Hudson River.
BY Mr.. Acklen, of Louisiana-Resolu-
tions of the Louisiana Legislature in rela-
ton to the right of suffrage.
By Mr.. Banning of Ohio, to authorize
the sale of certain property in Cincinnati.
BY Me Young. Of Tennessee, to prevent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
WASHINGTON CITY.
Special to the Star.

WILL HE VETO THE CHINESE BILL?
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Information from
the State Department and the White House,
coming in different ways, all tends to the
belief that the President now purposes Veto
ing the Chinese Bill. He is strongly in fa-
vor Of some modification of the treaty, so as
to reduce the immigration of Chinese but
is equally as decided in his objection to do
ing this by means of legislation such as is
proposed in the bill.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
COLUMBUS.
Reconstruction of the Orphans
HOme-The Standard Oil.

Special to the Star
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 17.-Representative
Creamer, of Fayette County, died of con-
sumption yesterday, at his home in Wash
ington Court House.
The loss by the burning of the Orphans
Home at Xenia will amount to $3.50, 600. A
committee was this morning appointed by
the Speaker to examine into the cause of
the fire, and to report bill for its recon-
struction.
The committee having in charge the reso-
luton regarding the Standard Oil Com
pany monopoly will report tomorrow eve-
ming
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Business Proved Unprofitable.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE Lucus Bank, one
of the Oldest institutions in this city, has
transferred its business to the Mechanics
Bank, and will 20 into liquidation. The
reason of this action is that the business
proved Improbable. The depositors will
be paid III full.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17

Messrs. Strobridge & Co., Lithographers.
140 Race street, have just issued their new
calendar for 1879, containing fine view, in
colors, of the new Exposition Buildings
and Music Hall. Merchants and promi-
nent business firms who are not supplied
can procure them on application by order
at their office
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17

A fire in Bedford, Ohio, destroyed the
principal business portion ot the town.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Pumping Mr. Simonton.

The Senate Committee on Railroads, in
Session this morning heard Mr.. simonton
in written explanation of the mission and
practice OF the New York Associated Press.
and of their relations with the Western
Union Telegraph Company. He also an
swsred certain questions propounded by
Mr.. Hubbard and Messrs. Ransom and
Teller.
Mr.. Ransom thought neither the Associ-
ated Press, nor any other combination,
should regard the news Of the country as
so much merchandise and exclude it from
any one on account of personal prejudices.
Mr.. Simonton claimed the right to dis
continue the service to parties and to dis
eriminate in business relations with parties
who will not properly deal with the Associa-
tion.
Mr.. Hubbard, who has figured heretofore
IN the postal telegraph discussion, and Mr..
Goadsell, who represents the National As
sociated Press and the New York Graphic,
will testify to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17

Masked highwnymcn robbed the Little
Rock mail stage near Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
Too Mad to Talk.

National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.--Chin Ian Pin, the
Chinese Minister, refuses to be interviewed
on the effect of the emigration bill, and
will only say that he will communicate
with his Imperial Majesty and await in
Rtructions
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
THE CID WORLD.
Champion Scull Race.
Bismarck and the Vatican.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Africa.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Africa.
SUCCESSFUL RETREAT.
LONDON, Feb. 17.-Fuller details from
South Africa show that Lord Chelmsford
successfully retreated, and at last accounts
was at Pieter, Maritzburg, consulting with
other commanders.
SIMON SAYS FREE TRADE.
PARIS, Feb ia large free trade meet
ing was held here yesterday, at which M
Jules Simon delivered lengthy speech.
Italy.
PAYMENTS TO BISHOPS.
ROME Feb 1.-THE Pope has discon.
tinued payments to the Bishops who have
not received Royal exequatur. The news
papers publish letter from Cardinal Nina
declaring the Papacy has not means to con-
tinue these payments
The Pope has proclaimed Universal
Jubilee of Indulgence on the anniversary
OF his election.
THE PLAGUE --'
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb lit is officially
stated that no fresh cases of the Plague OF
deaths therefrom have occurred for day OF
two.
NEW York, Feb 17.-Some light was
thrown on he progress of the plague in ST.
Petersburg by the correspondence pub
lshed to-day. 1t is asserted that the Gov
ernment is sadly neglectful in adopting
measures o preventits spread, and that Off
cial reports on the subject have been utter
ly untrustworthy.
Great Britain.
sCuLLING ON THE TYNE.
LONDON, Feb 1.-THE single scull race
between higgins and Elliott for the cham
pionship of the Tyne and $4,000, came of
on the Tyne this morning. Elliott won the
race, defeating Higgins easily. A large
crowd of spectators Witnessed the contest
Germany.
BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, Feb. H.-Aspecial dispatch from
Berlin says at The first Parliamentary din
ner given Saturday night Bismarck made 8
speech, in which he declared that peace
with the Vatican would not be made sc
soon as appears to be expected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17

K1NesToN, Feb. 17.-George Offord &
Co.'S boot and shoe factory was totally de-
sroyed by fire yesterday. Loss $35, ,00C. In
sured for $40, 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-17
PROBATE,

The will of W. A. Ropes was admitted to
probate.
H. E. Randell was appointed administrar
tor of Jemima H. Ernst. Realty, SIC. 900.
Sarah A. Coon was appointed administers
trix of George Coon. Personally. $40. 600;
real estate, $1,000.
, 1879-05-08
q. =. THE HtlIlss
Ia fhe 1Tfsttfn Attortdtka i1ftss.


WASHINGTON. o. C., star 1.-THE Su1-Com-
mtttee OF tile House Committee OH Banking nn,l
Currency, engaged in considering the bill intro
duced by Mr. Buckncr on the elst u1t. requiring
the reserves Of Natonal banking associations to
be kept In standard gold and silver coin In lieu
Of lnwiul money, to-day reported, as n subats-
tute, bill nn,endatory Of Sex. i, III Of tho Re-
yised Statutes, so That the National thnking us
soctauons ln the several cities enumerated III
snid section shall hereafter be required, In
lieu OF 1nWfut money, to have On hand Mt
all times, III standard gold and silver
coins; or tn & soIn scr.!assatest, a. a., 'eas.
grcGata amount OF their notes 10 cir
culation n,Hi deposits; and that every other M.
tIoual banking association uot mentioned In Sec.
5,l91 sl!a1l have OH hEsd In said coins three
flttlls VI Is pcr cent Of The aggregate deposits.
1t is provided further that neither thu Clear
Ing House certificates nor balances called for tu
Bee. 8, 102 4linll be counted or deemed my por-
tton OF the coin reserve required bs this acs:
The substitute was aErecd to BY thu iull CON-
mittee.
Mr.. Lounsbcrry, of Tho Committee, when the
1neasitra Is taken up Tor consideration IN tic
House, will olIer nn amendment extending tu
nUn.enumeratad banks the right to kccp coln
certificates.
, 1879-05-08
Il FIVE: E':;S;NTs.
be Cantatus, mud gecon 2 tenants to hn Fl,
Lleutennnt&. ...i
NOTES AE6 ! NEWS.
onruS s. rtcs.
s..st., rt,,I@ g ir7s 7,-ts,,v.


ss,s,s! ntp& n. ,"1." 11.s..s o,.,,
has jnht returned from un1o, where he has spent
few tiuys. liz says tic Republicans arc tn e1-
celtcnt condition for the campaign, comprehend
all lssucs before Congress, mud arc very earnest.
liz says Secretary Sherman wou1d tnnke very
stroug candidate for Governor. but thuka that
lu prefers to make bis canvass for tho Senate to
slsccced senator Thurman, and, Of course, haa
aspirations beyond that. Garfield says tint ho
does not himself intend to 10 candidate for
Governor.
poLK "a. HARRISON,
The Grand Jury here, It nas supposed, ind
concluded not to find bill Of Indictment
arainst Carter Harrison, but It is understood
that tic case hps not yet Leen disposed oi, anti
lint additional testimony is 10 be taken beforo
tic Grand Jusy adiourns. - r.
THE hon. Il. X. HIT,
of Illinois, Secretary Of the United States Leea-
tton at Paris, arrived today on brief official
visit.
HUNTING THEM uP.
II Inc rrtsttrn 1ssoefa,<d Prf,s.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May IA Committee
has been appointed to secure tho attendance Of
Democratic members Of tho House of Kopfe-
Aentnttyca as far ~ practicable, und, Ia caee OF
tlic absence Of members, to arrange pairs on
pta!ticnl, financial, and all other Important
questions. r,
THH sTAHLBT GOVERNMENTAL
The record an1 findings Of the court-n,artial
Of col. Stanley have bcen received by the War
Department, and nrc now In the han1s Of the
Judge AdVucatc'Gcntral.
THE NEruSDINa CERTIFICATES.
Subscriptions to the per cent retundtng ecr-
ttfcAtes since yesterday report $552, 500.
, 1879-05-08

%H@~~'%Ass
m o2ee'as fnpa1" =" 1ns 71oan@ ..
"Nsntao.os. =. W atls ''-.fcn' cha'neFs
@ ap ~ t1'e 1iouae to-uaf t1e atosY oi lite
tott @ rug" massacre Ill an attempt to V1pd'caeo
ml'"sel1 .iooi A"5 iespons'o!ity 'or that event.
~" .a' LIZ uu eo IL VIII w lot taoso VINO heafa
" WI 'eNu h'o slntcnent 10 9uoee. iiis lnan-
"es "ah very manly eatheet' aad soiaae1.llSe.
A'n, ~ 'nes 'uos. u 'ne e1euns1ao.'ai a'1eea'
Ea',o"e asalast a'al WIN acn'a's wlaeh were
pia'" hht eai.'css. TIC eho"ea t'1at u'e man
WHO test'hca t'at IL WAS ne VINO gave directions
At the bntchery must havo been mistaken, In
t!'at tc 'nste'a ol MS RANK we're d'llefeht from
thosa #htetl Inc confederate officer described
wore Ae sho"ea tiaat 10 coltfa not hnYo been
taxing af'hks anu DoastIhe OF tue Affair with
Objects altcF"aFos' as nc mas
NEVER TAKEN af'Atfuops Liquors
IN MS lie, ont' waatcTcr 9en' Chalmers may
have dono TOT hsmsclf IN the way OF this avowal
OF responsibility ho dttl not succocd In unwrt-
ing the htstory Of Tic Fort Pillow massacre. IT,
deed, t3cu. Chalmers statement to relieve hin.
sell Of responsibility only made moro consplcu-
ous a''u Horrible tho dastafdly ind eowar11y
butchery OF feueral soldiers Tor witch sosne
Confederate power "as Responsible. 1t rms q
sad story to have brought up agafu
tn the House OF Representatives, anl the almost
frantic cEdcAypr8 which Democrats other thnp
Mr.. Chalmers excited to prevent Rurrows, of
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t'4sl,I""' tl,.," 1tu" .s ao'aslt, y. ''a1
, 1879-05-08
LEGAL.
Circuit Court Of Vormtllion County, stata
Of Illinois.
Hltn sanford et al. J 3.......
m. Original OIL.
mud
fs!ah u. johnson, Trustts, a.
~, CfQA4 BILE
tl,l paavla Railroad Company 1t Il.

n qats1gaea sneetsl Matter r. chanecsy aD.
5 /: ss;|s:si l., i sSss :ss&
ss n d ~ 4 H. Kssa,ge vi ons
Ssx aSf s se "a a
~ fSSav,Ss S.as,ss YSf5s sioas sSe.ss 5
R;,snf 4 the c1y ot nan.!e e s&;a q Illinois
uS ctssfof ans Is~rsnse. % to i.Wrenssye. asah; i
M ,:s ss.ss T. I. ona hundred ana threo isiics o ra
sssnds .heps .spsrss1astass. s' foas H?s:
.si. sdn tas s1a sunDf Il aer: eSa!sss !st
ESssst .sas siSalE ae q co., E'sr !sads Gefeas
9eIan Taread saa; eonrany s'tuatea ns.r 1anys
rty as}s: Vii Il ts spSa. a
% '' ssa III .dsq sn1 GiSnsas g
lf'lafa l s, b g:tsa a afsfss sH e5as5
s 81 sssa i T. a. s ind ain VII
sasss wy IL piosj so5s 5 III ,sa 81 S.
II IN ~ tno,s,, sso hanaTsa tl.:saa oa
ssssa @ sSS ins Il e.. Sis II
non. ~ us1aass ae
"a "a saIa sEsI !snd' railroad propsry
s2e!s9 sarss.a ioasy of cscs paree is ot
ssBsS sss psselS .hs s ,Y,s IufshS:r III
ss.sa g asi; sSE, Of seasmatoa @ fto@
,ae 4, x b rssstsa cried by he spec!. Master
II ,11 y IN cast TO Insure Tho good faith Of to
y a ss ssa ,sy Es aSsa, a.
o. n zeal RrenGsty. and ssytn thousand md
esd s.ia Eli @4oafs ts7 aoo} On tho railroad property.
tof a.es a s b 'as .uhsst to 81 snn. Legally de
Il Ia u ssa ptioI 70 mid nortKage and subject IL
III H. l1alns qs Ter rxht u wsy q satL rA!!suat.
IT, IT ao 20 required t. DO psll u css thu ,ne af
1ti.S aa4 lne confirmation thereof II shove pro.
H. sptst. my sTsaiter he required hY this Court
tasss psas: ssqpens secured BY lid no1ssEs ssc sae
Cuuts MIN M Sq' G nenE 5ecs!ysa for tlcI sa y thu
'S sss eIaSfss ana g .as b ,ae upoM eon;ms.
ssasss,' ss'saa s e Sesit Z. n puls.sT y
nsnt u lid spre pose,on' ase And snj9y.
ts' ts<s,s, :, sntfs tsSxai .nouns q &
,ns of IT. hs'sn Ge lot paid IN acrordancr with Tho
tad iu nna apon ~ payment Of purchase money
Mpae,!.te;1 Nv e1ssuts Is sn de!i.er deed 10 ta pfsssss
+ xEna ~ o. aal1 premises Further provisions
-A"s II limo OF B4lf, - '~"s""'A'
JAS. h. EADB,
bptc!Al AaAter In EEoncGry
, 1879-05-08
THURSDAY T. lY7o4-TWELvE PAGES

ing or tndrcoro,ta, and, therefore, tho point Of
order wolld not apply.
Mr. Morgan said that i he had violated the
prUprtcty Of the Senatc he would Withdraw the
questlon.
Mr. Kellogg addressed the Senate, a,iullng to
the fact that the Acnato had already declared
ils right to thc scat On tile merits Of The auns.
tton. and denounced the means rcsostea TO for
tie purpnse Of disturbing his possession Of It.
The Droeegdngs wcre unprecedented. The me
tnorfallst tspofrord) eaule here with statement
nnsnpnortc'l ny corrohosattve circumstances or
but himself. 1lo Ind heard iat within the last
fifteen days agcnts Df the mcnorsalist llad Rtl-
proached members Of the Nichols Legislature
nnu bad offered bsbcs to them II thry would
nni:s /, io hls support. For, the nst four years
~ 1ls valley Of The shadow Of drath." liz had
been threatened with prosecution for
perjury, unl other erltncs' After tie
tif%n aei G''t'"' ,ns Nehoil, &c" oo9sfn@o"t o"S'
established for eight months desperate efforts
were tnadc to hare him Indicted, and all bis
rabcrs worn examined ftl tho homes Of finding
s0tno evidence on which the charges sGafnst
lin could be supported.
1fe then spoke Of what be had done for tho
Interests of Louisiana, mentioning among
oiher things that ha had reduced the State
debt, nnd had Instituted financial policy which
was fo!inncd BY the present Administration.
tie would At the nsopcr time show immense
Democratic tra,,dH Hc defended lll.nscf
Against Ill imputat1ona. being conscious of
HIS OFFICIAL AND PERSONAL tHTgon1rr.
Thc scnata voted to ds.vrca Ia i.oean,.
amendment -veua. IL: nnrs. ~
T]s Seuotc ajao rclected-ycas. IL: nnys. 2N
--IIoar'a substitute offered an thr nrev1o,,s daY
declaring that the sgpate in Octoher. 1s77. dn..
cfdcd the question on its merits aud seated
Kellogg.
lhc senate tsicn passed the resolution OF the
Committee TN Privileges nfstl Electnns, author.
izlhE them t1 take testsmonv In the matter Of
.he memorial Of Spotfortl, contestln5 the scat Ut
helloEg, Win tl!e amendment Of Hour, ID men
tsoneu i9 w loftneF pafl ot tne proceedings,
aNd "hlcn nau hesn tceeptea W Lie Committee
today Without divlslnn;
Inc role on inc adoptlon Of tito resolution
was yeas ~ NAYS Y.
All tnc Fotca taken to-day wcsc strictly Of
party Character.
or. Eaten moved shat the Senate taio from
fhe tab!u the House bill TO prevent military In
teficraneo IN elections.
A!f. Eumande preferred the SENATE should
, 1879-05-08

duct OF Blalnu Us puru psttilogGtnE.
Mr. hlllno Expressed l!is surnrise that tho
llscrns to him lecture on s'le uso of words 10
his usual mild aud placid lnannur. liz would
say, low ever, that thr word "shErk," according
to NcWE EuKllnh photographers. meant ITO do
i,llcatioa Of tho word "pettifocglng" showed
Mr. VOORHEES, sa!d he was incapable Of mean-
Ink personal oftsns.. IT,, ".rettlfog;Ei"g" ; ". tho
away nu1 skulk !iko cowaetls. {.
Mr. Blaine aaia hv meant to uso thc word
"shtsk" In thu plain AnEso-aa1ou,
Mr; LoGan dsn!ed' IL rsniy t. remark by
l.e had expressed want OF confidence ln the
Committee.
Mr.. illll said tho Committee would tulthtualy
investigate ereFythlnE hat catne withiu tss scope
Of the authority Which might b. conferred on
the.n, hut they would not Investigate thu part
tic President tpok III lie aiIatrs of Louisiana
un!ess It were particularly desired.
Mr. Jonas ua1e statctnent In regard to tho
po!I.tcs Of That State, a INSERTED tl,at spotorl
was elected by the legally constituted legissa'
tura.
Mr. Kellogg replied to portion OF Lie remaks
81 hls colluaRuo. say!ng !n conclusion TINT ho
LOUISIANA, atIa he had trtled them since,
AND pxSIsp THEM ROW.
Mr.. Morgan asked whether thu Senator was
willing that tho Committee should tayestigatu
thu charge made aGa.nst him hy spoftord.'
hlE. EAnunds raise4 the poin. Ut order that
such au inquiry was uisseapcctful to the SeuatoE
from Louisiana.
Mr. Morgan said he meant no ofHensa 10 the
6castor, but tlle6enator from Vermont wns now
trytnK, to shield Tho Senator FROM Louisiana
tFotn the inputation Of guilt.
MF.~ Eumupds disclsimed suy intention OF
shieldipK tho Senator from Louisiana from any
thing. ue wna trying to prssetve tha honor,
aud dignity, and dccosum Of the Senate.
Tho FEeAldeut pro ten. said he could not see
10 Aorgan's remarks anything that MAS Insult
, 1879-03-01

aflEEp sALEs.



,opeesdt O!tga'eh 70 Tas Tribune
.aIn,s EAsT L.mEhTf. Fat Feb. 2H.-Ctru,-n.
tGrpn nnn M VII III eGosnT @ Feb u. 3.0;4 lc.d =,
and Off tucaE; supply iirht wlsh ~ thougi
tendance of oESerh; tho MARKET va, y ,Iny'y iat ~
AFRO mostly cnMnUn+ with very frw rond.. 4aaitI
c!oecd weak Ut tho following piIccs: MIN. Isttt ts
6so g 5oo. So.00ab.25: good, ,ado io lg9 ~
". 40ae!.s9: common 10 far, Loo to :, tSn ~
bnls. COWS aud stn1s 81, a;it II: saic; a. %;
week. l. 1S4 hoad. againat Da7 tic week b.,os tss
common: thc tEfnnoh rmn - ai IlEai ana mo.t1
wcek: nrst phiinI.Inhin. q e ~, ,HsaIef than III:
aderlla,, ST. h0Ihi ti1. hr.t a.o; ~; 1a!t Phi.
i, Oii; comn,un Tnrscfs IL m ofxsts, 5tis s, slnS3
So. 50ep3. 75. s'' '''aS-''ao' rough,
auxrn-r,sr,tr,. T., am g., .,-.....
LAT wccr. Nrtsesps ss, ~. aou head, against Aloo
aariMeS ii3fnnnPy annPy nsasy tnls week, aud msft.
fatr to cnnf AZ 151 - 5,n ~ q d.su' 50. l01AG
10 10 90, So, 25Gt4. 90. S1'"'SSf'o'' Common,
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HEw iohK. Feb. H9-DEEvEs-6iuck stnt,,t,
nela paek TO give tho market a chance TO mrn..,
from ttio Depression n9tc4 "wednesday; rtcsln.
Guy Buy; masket inactive: but hsmer; pnes,Ys
hieher than at tl'c cloac Wednesday; bcst cafom
offered, 550 lbs, 6atc, with II 90 per head ~
81 ~. Mne o. Texans. 1,0l2 lbs, vsat
l1i:c: nnnn msci hv nvnnt!!, rl'the natSe stettA
SljEer-ifoccipts. i. 7f}IS. tnnrro, ,r,,.
Changed, A'4'As' qe'es Ano tn
t,wiNs;IIR7eso'pis, ; !, 200; market trlns sru.,
ycty rough hogs so ysstcsdsyH HspMsp II E 'oS4a';
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1ono. D".snt ns .vee1pts. olt; shlpneata,
nstiyo sts,ccrrs INK ,endaes sspSs5s s9,Vo9Lb