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murder of Isaac James in this city April last,
came up for trial, and after the examination of
a number of witnesses the States attorney
abandoned the prosecution, and accepted a
plea of self-defense of accused, and the pris.
oners were discharged.
BLAIR AcQu11r
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 22.-In the case of Blair,
the New York bank teller, tried for killing his
coachman, Armstrong. the jury after four day q
deliberation, find verdict of not guilty.
When, In reply to the formal question the fore
man of the jury responded mot guilty.
Blair gave moaning cry and fell on his
knees beside his wife, while the court room
rang with applause. Mrs. Blair and many of
her friends wept, while the crowd in the court
room cheered in spite of reprimand. At l
O'Clock Blair was taken in a carriage to his
home in Mount Clair. The Jury are under
stood to have stood 10 to in favor of acquit-
hours.
CLOTHING STORE FIRE.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-The Sinton building, a
four story stone front, on Vine street near
Fourth street, was damaged by fire last night.
small charcoal furnace in the back part of
the upper story, set fire to the floor and all the
floors for 20 feet from the lack wall, from the
top story to the cellar, were burned. The build
ing was occupied by Hermann Lueb & Co.,,
ClOCuAeTS, WuO lOSG CoubAueIAOlo StOCk ny nEe
and water. Levy, Wolfson & Co.. clothiers,
who occupy one Of the stores, estimates their
loss at $4,000; insured.
COTTON MILLS BURNED.
SAG HARBoR, L. l., Oct. 92.-The Montauk
steam cotton mills burned this morning.
Three hundred operatives thrown ont of en-
ployment. Loss, 100000; insurance, $100. 1000.
sU1o1DED.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.--M. E. Morton. re-
Gently arrived an agent of the New York firm,
shot himself through the head at the Palace
hotel to-day. Act attributed to losses in stocks
in which he invested at a previous visit here
some months ago.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PrTTsBURaH, Oct. GA freight wreck, near
North Bridgewater. ON the Pittsburgh s. Lake
Erie railroad last evening. resulted in the
death of N. @. Lennon, brakeman, and Sc
Fulton, fireman. The accident was caused by
COW on the track, throwing
the engine and train over the enlbankment.
Another freight wreck on the Connelsville
road, two miles east of Connelsville, at
o'clock this morning, resulted in the instant
death of Chester Lynn, who, with three others,
supposed tramps, were stealing a ride. The
other parties escaped with slight bruises.
None of the train men we're hurt. The acct
dent was the result of broken rail or axle.
SENT TO JOLIET.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis, OCT. 22.-In the United
States court to-day, George johnson, who
passed counterfeit money opposite saltwater,
was sentenced to two years in the Joliet
prison.
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Emigrants for tie West.

MONTREAL Quebec, Oct. 22.-Two hundred
and fifty persons from, Vermont passed through
by way Of train last night for the Western
States. An additional party of three hundred
from Maine and Quebec left to-day for the
same destination.
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D. W. Ingersoll & Go. sill offer to-day q lot
of elegant cloaks which were in the smash-up
on the Michigan Central railroad. They will
be sold at two thirds value.
DIV. INaEPsoLL & Co.,
Corner Wabashaw and Third streets.
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Nominationa 81 IN

Nominations of the Chicago Democracy.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The Democratic county
convention nominated DR.. John Guerin for
treasurer and Adolph Moses, Judge Of. the
supelioc Court.
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BADGER BRUTALITY.
HORRIBLE STORY FROM THE
CREAM CITY.

Terrible Brutalities Practioed by Officers
of the House of Correction-Al. Conncc-
ton With the Outside World Prevented
Dogs and Glandered Horse Flesh
Provided as Meat-Horrors of the Black
Hole-A Terrible Tragedy at Cerea, Ohio
An Intoxicated Son Shoots His Father,
Mother and Idlotlc Brother-The Father
Dead and Mother Dy:ng-Miscealano ous
Crime and Casualty Record
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Record, Oct. %, 1879, 9:56 P. NJ

DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
30O85 45.2 5l3 NV. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, O.O4; maximum ther-
mometer, 81; minimum thermometer, Al.
O. s. NJ. CONE
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. s. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-1 A. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region slightly colder, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds.
backing to southwestarly, higher barometer.
For upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys. clear or partly cloudy weather, cold
northwesterly winds, rising barometer, fol.
lowed in north and west portions by winds
shifting to warmer southwesterly, and falling
barometer.
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Democratic Vtctorv.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-The Democrats TO-DAY
elected the mayor by nearly 5000 majority.
Tho vote was % follows: Latrolle. dem, as.
076. >
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Death Of an Ola c,nc,nnat,an

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-samuelB B. Allen, senior
member of Allen l. Co., old Wholesale drug
Rists, in Cincinnati, died suddenly, at Glen
dale, to-day, at tho age of IS.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBsERvA TON, SIGNAL CORPS, 9. s. A..
1NGRRsoLI BLOCK. THIRD 41aEET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken ut the same moment of
time at all stations.
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Ramsey County Taxes.

County Auditor Davis annual settlement
sheet for the year ending October LIST, 1879,
shows the following taxes collected.
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Three buildings were burned in Pine City
and though the aggregate loss was not great,
the loss to individuals imposes great hard
ship. -----...
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THE WALKING MANIA.
The Hunt-sullivan ~ Hour Go-as-You
Please Trot-Hunt Leading by Nearly Six
Miles-Other Sporting Events.

The Hunt.Sullivan ~ Hour Go-as-YOu
Please Trot-Hunt Leading by Nearly Six
Miles-Other Sporting Events.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
M1NNEApoL1s, Oct. %, l A. Mast evening
at 8 o'clock az hour go:aa.you-please contest
betweens. x. Hunt of Minneapolis and Owen
Sullivan of st. Paul commenced at Association
hall with only fair attendance.
Both men came on the track in excellent
condition and thus far have given promise
of making good time throughout
the walk. Hunt led from the start, and At u
o olook was still leading.
In 6fty-three minutes hunt had made 6, and
Sullivan miles.
At IL O'Clock the score stood:
aunt. ".................1o niles ~ laps
sullivan ...'...................Zl miles IL laps
Hunt is doing some fine running and is ap-
parently a. fresh as when he started.
l:15A M.-The score at o'clock stood as
follows: Hunt, 80 miles; Sullivan, 26 miles
and Is laps. Both men have been off the
track for a few minutes but are now on and
apparently as fresh as ever.
Score at 2 4. NJ: At O'Clock Hunt 81 miles
and II laps; Sullivan 81 miles and Is laps.
HORSE AND MAN.
San Francisco. Oct. % Tho horse and man
match closed at the pavilion at II o'clock last
evening. The forse scored: Pinafore $50
miles, Nellie $50, Dan McOarty SIT. The men,
Guerrero s75 miles, Brodie 262]s.
The 1wrt. .-. ...-.
AT THE NEW MARKET. ENG.
LONDON, Dot. 22.-The Criterion t. sorry
stakes for 2-year-olds, az the New Market,
Houghtou. meeting was won by a neck by
Olpolita, Brother to Cradle second, and Maras-
chine third. Seven youngsters ran. Lorillard' 8
Geraldine and Papoose did not start. The
Dewhurst plate for 2-year ODDS, was won by
Grace, Ambassadors second, Dora third. Moe
colo won tho selling stakes, Albany second,
Colorado third. 800
RUNNING Al BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-At Pemlico to-day
ley second, Dairy Maid third; time 49,.
Dixie stakes, two miles, was won by Moni-
tor, Lord Murphy second, Harold third; time
1884. .....--
Troublesome won steeple chase, Lizzie D.
second.
The two mile heats race was won by Irish
King, Willie D. second; time 3:67l, 9:37A.
RUNNING AND TRoTT1Na.
CH1LL1coTHE, Ohio, Oct. 22.-The fall meet
ing OF the Soiota Valley Running and Trotting
association opened this afternoon under favor
able auspices, attendance fair, entries for each
class numerous and horses OF a character to
warrant q successful and interesting meeting.
First race, ESQ trot. Entries, Ida Hayes, Lucy
Nichols, Return, Billy Thorn, Ben Butler,
Harry, and Kitty Clyde. Ida Hayes took the
frat heat in 2:47, Kitty Clyde the second, third
and fourth heats and race. Best time, 2:45.
Second race running. I've starters, half-mile
heats, woD by Nellie D. in two straight heats.
Best time, 511{.
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Rec0lting atrocities.

A HORRIBLE STORY FROM MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Dot. 22.-The Sentinel of to-
morrow morning will contain an account of
horrible atrocities in the Milwaukee house of
correction. This institution is used at the
discretion of the court az a State prison. An
intelligent convict, just released, whose char
acter for veracity IS vouched for By prominent
persons who knew him intimately, states that
he has been an inmate three years, all that
time not allowed to write to friends or counsel
or family, who suppose him dead. He says the
bread furnished convicts, for which the county
pays Sc barrel, is damaged corn feed and
cannot be baked, while the meat is putrid.
During his confinement dogs and glaudered
horses were furnished as meat, and he brings
the bones which are in the possession of tho
editor of the Sentinel. Details of the feed are
horrible beyond expression. Speaking of the
brutalities of the keepers he says that the con-
victs were beaten and PIT into the black hole
which is filthy dog kennel five feet four
inches by five. A man can't lie at length in it,
it has ventilation, and the floor is covered
with excrement. One man was placed in there
for twenty days, and two died. A chair factory
is connected with the institution and it is
charged that the police are in collision with
the superintendent to kidnap men to work in
the shop. The whole story is the most startling
and revolving published in this century. 1t is
claimed that the charges can all be verified.
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murder of Isaac James in this city April last,
came up for trial, and after the examination Of
a number of witnesses the States attorney
abandoned the prosecution, and accepted a
plea of self-defense of accused, and the pris.
Oners were discharged.
, 1879-04-05

was reached nttern long and 1aborious effort, by
comp!om!ac, IN which every view OF The Aituation
was elaborated with signal ability and research; !;
And
WMEnEAr, There must bo an end Of ali strife.
wheEhcf between tho counter Views at policy Or
orr''ng physical forces, md VIC 6fe dtsiro1fs of
peace nMd ttp9sc. We. a1 ctizDna Of Tennesecc.
representing all shades Of partisan ana political
OptniOn;
R,soletd. That cx.Goy. j. u. ro.ter, tha lion.
i. X. butler. ex.t1nv. i. G. brown, ". j. Sykes,
Theodore tltchIunnd, D. Weaver, Il. A. Washing.
ton William Hulc. ex-senator Henry Cooper, i,
W. Clamp. james lyhltwort!i, BE- appointed . com.
msltee 10 a. once Walt Naw Yurk City and confer
with the holders OF our bonls In reference 10 tho
progos!i!on submitted 10 them 0y the Leg1elntufo
" Tcnneaseu, md do hereby pcdRa ourselves
That should Faid proposition he accepted by them,
We VIII do all IN our bower 10 procnru the rstlca.
ton NJ tho enmc by tho people pl Tennessee, and
10 carry ont tho enmt II, Eoud fditls.
Rtsotred That We will DO everything honorabo
IN oh. powcr to accnrc tho pssesic Of IN nrt y Tho
Legislature TINT will a+ecn1io IN extra aes4Ion nm.
der the provisions OF the Act proposing tho settle.
lHcnt ut oHr indebtedness. That will net apart nm
an,ount Of tares to sneet tho bonds when tloy be.
eone due, which shall bo known and tcsignated a.
the :. .conipromisc hoh! TAX" which shafl NOT bo
diverted from this pueposc.
Rt.0Irtd. JHrfher, That said Committee, before
tts departure. request nf his Excei1cncy Gov.
Marks any infor1nhtIun he may have bearing upon
the 4uentlon that may bo Of brnrt 10 them In their
jnigtlOMs
, 1879-04-05
HOUSE.

Gpfctdt Ol9p1ECh 10 1h4 tribune.
spnrNar1ELD, ILL.,, April 4.-Wheu tho House
convened this afternoon. Mr., Snieg, Of Sunen-
mon, offered resolution rccittng that "Therc
is n growing tendency IN national legislation to
concentrate power In the control Of the uoycrn-
mcnt, cncroaching upon the Independence Of the
States, md the rights Of thc people; that this
Inns become especially manifest iu tho practice
OF the Federal Courts. by removing cnuseB from
local or State Courts Which have acauLred turls-
dlction thereof; and directing tho stutc Repre-
sentativcs IN Congress to favor such legisla-
ton Us will remedy these cvila" The rcsotu-
tlon YVES disposed Of by sending II to tic COM
nittce on Federal Relations.
Another law WIS ouacted this afternoons
Senate bill providing tint convlcts from Nc
Lean County shall DO sent to tho Joliet Pcni-
tcntiarY be!ng called Up and passed with tho
emergency clause. It will doubtless hc approved
by tho Governor, and become law within
few days.
TIE llIGnr TO SELL TICKETS.
A brief wrangle occurred over the bill TO ra-
peal the scalpcrs' act.
Mr.. Mephcrsou called up the motion entered
last Saturday by Mr.. Harrington To reconsider
the vote bs which the bill was tllen ordered to
third reading.
This motion Was tabled.
was rcad from tho printed copy instead Of the
original. and did not bear tho Endorsements
showing that It had been read q second tinic.
!lc held that lie Ctcsk could not now tndorse
It, No acttDn Tas taken ~ decide this now
point, the friends Of tho BIZ. expressing their
Willingness to tako tllcis chances On Tho rcgn-
laritY OF the proceedings, und tic bill was left
In tho order of third reaaing.
NORMAL UNIVERSITIES. g.
NJ, ,ola KcaenIns oil to repeal the ACTS Of 1857
, 1879-04-05

ONLY Ef01tT MlLLtoNsI
Senator Joslyu ngain took the 1oor and sent
up An amendment to strike out The item uf
$50, ,000 tu build detached houses for eighty male
Inmates. Hc sad It was apparent to him tint
this senRte was now III proper condition 10 vote
away IS 900 600 for public Instructions, n.ist he
believed II would reach TINT amount this ecs-
sion. Hc tllcn attacked tho plan OF caring Tor
insano persons In cottages, as the Item ron
tcmp|ated. uo opposed such expsnsivc expert
ments.
senator Jones opposed the motion at somc
length. aMd was followed by Senator Bouaeld ia
tho same aide. A motion to atriko out was car
rtcd.
By parliamentary mlscuo tho bill was ro-
fused an order to third reading, but 1t was
lnaliy cxtricatcl from Its di'nmmn, md, with
Tho other Approximation bills, goes over to
Tuesday next for consideration.
Thus closed tho most spirited and important
days work Of the Senate.
Senator Bash says, in explanation Of liB vote
against the $4,000 reduction, tint be regards
tic Kankakee Asylum as especially beneficial to
Chcngo, md 80 Wishes It's completion. 1t
might be rcmarkcd that Senators Campbell,
johnson and Riddle indicated by their votes
that It Ia not so beneficial.
, 1879-04-05

tuttons.
Senator namilton-Do you claim, to ho any
Senator Fulcr-I DO not. unly wish to e1-
press nyself opposed to tho manner In which
appropriations are carried through.
rncKsa,rfIAN.
Senator Dearborn said T. was sad day for any
state when Il was charged Tint ita buslncss was
carried ou by rings. ut T." ha continued,
nnd listen to The char9ca of eosn6inations a,n
rings that have been made on tho il9or o. tll!s
nlnl sectional feelings should be aruunu. MN
not hero % dafen'l any institution b.,t # my a. a.
thers % "cro ss' now 20 lido insano pcrsons il thfs
Stute, rs shown by tho ret,nrt 'of the Dolrd
Of Public Charities, unprosided fos, and for
whom there was no provtsion; that tho State
tax was inconsidcrablc, utSl no great ccononv
duty demanded assistance. Tlc Senator spoke
at some length. ufU! very imnrcasIyely.
Benator Merritt spoke aga!n In reply.
FAuoui
The rolt was called, nnsl the motion to recon.
sldcr prevailed. The question then WIS on tho
adoption Of the amendment, making reduction
scnator Dement, snitl ho had always voted for
nil appropriations which be believed were naccs.
sury, but lie could not vote tic entire amount
asked here, for the reasen tint ttc insane
hospitals now 10 existence wete sufficient 10 mr.
now contain 400 inmates, md this, with the
others, was enough lor tho prescut. Therefore
ho would favor tIlr reduction.
SENATOR Mcclellan took similar vcw. lie
was aa proud Of cur Slate Institutions as any
one, but liz regarded tho present acconmoda-
tioM for The Ipsuue sufficient.
The previous Queatton WAS ordered aud The
roll called. The amendment was lost.
, 1879-04-05

CITY PRINTING.
Aid. schwci cistl,ni. under suspension Of tho
rules presented tho report OF the Committee on
Printing, which recommended that the contract
for the city printing In English be awarded to
thu 7t'Mraph.
On his motion, the report was concurrcd In
ycus, 20; nays, 6,-Tuioy, Loddiug, Rtordan,
McNally, Lawler, and Ryan.
The samo Alderman ulso presented the major.
ity report Of tho samu Committee, recommend
ting tho award OF tho printing III German to tic
Volks-trsund, the lowest bidder.
Aid. Turner handed In Il minority report (also
signed by AID. Jonas) which recommended that
tho uward be- made TO the 6taats~Ztitu,y.
After long debate ~ to Tho circulation Of
The papers, mud motion to refer to the Jud,ct-
ary Committee had been voted down, the MI
uuTttY rcDnEt WIS nloptc1, nnd tho ortlrr ac-
con,pany!nE It nassed,-yeas 20, nays 7,-rcnr-
sons, hallar ri, Sanders, Phelps, Deldlcr, Cook
3chwc!sthal.
WATER RATES.
Under suspension Of the rules, tho Council
took up the ordinances In regard to water
rates,-tl!nsc laid over usd published Jan. ~,
aud tho ono reported by tho judiciary Commlt-
tce anu laid over and published March 9.
Aid. Gilbert moved to place Oh tllo tho ordt-
nanccs first roferrcd to, and to concur III the re-
mort OF thu Judiciary Committee OF karclt 8,
recommending the adoption Of the later ordi-
"arIo .ri,s, ,,o,;on ,vo, ,,,v,ao, mn, ,,,, c...
odnnt,a '0''" ""7 "'''3s"' "'e 'Ae "'sA p0't WIS
"unu'II Xxx Tia ,no,,on IN ndoot ,ha fo,,r,,.o,. w.
nort a,"I mass ihc rsdmr,T or''imn.so aiI ~
nto, ,, soH1 M ,esnt nnn ~, iar4,n st s
"s,I ~ ~ ,, W" NV, H., mt WY
! o u1s % W nn1s ut' NM 'at hnuaIeas
"mnmnf nf wator .ton Il .sa. rccsss"rv ~ t,.,
~ rons1n" "'J, n '| annn @ in,ivnn y.sc. lIl @
ra.", ,ni,h. ~ IN itia 1,,st LIZ
r. n,aiso ,o,aro, and swccnn" relactInn ~
n.r nn,.t sn,,iI to ~ tt ,,nwn t,n a,,s y. r.. ~
e,c. S1'an M, ,naao ns.cssonnts nrohshia r. ,t
ccrs.In A''N' '"1"' '''4s''A~'''" ''9oo'e - NV
III cu,,or,or vo. IN favor ~ a s,r,, t,r.bor
rcn";,s,' tean ~ h"t ,a.vanJ,d 10 In a,
% mittnc. ..,M uttI novnh ~ ~, n,ncnn.nt ~ ~ 4
iI"t nrsmis.. mia aunn1i.d - thrnnmh m.ters shn,ij
, 1879-04-05
INFRINGEMENT SUIT.

EnFc303 NiFNo1ck TO 7af Tri3'.ne
FoND Du Lac, April 4.-Su!t tns been begun
bv William, II. Valentine. Inventor Of tic fam
OILS Valrutlno shlng'e machine, against Tie
Galloway estate, for S250,00o. Mr. uatlaway
used tlte machines, caused Them 10 bc manu-.
Fond du Lac. made largo numbers OF them for
Galloway. bence Mr.. Vnlctlsuc thinks h!s casc
good one Tile case Is an important one, in-
yolvlnK hundred of oti!ers who have used the
Valentine macLlnea, Tic Galloway estate il
ono of the largest IN the city.
, 1879-04-05
EXECUTIVE.
THE JUSTICES or THE phAuE.
Hute}f,{ FlifyiIfrb m Tia T~Sh.,.,

spRlNaYlELp. ILL.,, April 4.-Goy, Cul,on Il
iu receipt Of numerous letters from not op,y tic
lcgn' fraternity, but lending business mon of
Chicago, III regard to appointments OF Justtcos
thu pcacc. It Was expected that be would send
in tue nominations thu Senate to..lay, but he
did not do So for the reason that he has decided
to reject the recommendations Of Barrett Pol.
lax, and Sullivan, and probabiy Ncach. lie lsas
returned tic papers To tho Judges III tho above
cascs, nnd requested them tomnke other secum-
mendatons, and VII! take no action until ho re-
cstYea rcply. It Is understood that the chances
OF Charley Haines being oue Vi tho appointees
arc nl.
TIE rHNlTENTIARIEs.
The reports OF the Joliet md Chester Fcnl-
tentiary Wardens for March show: Convcts
received at Joliet, males. 30; females, 0: dts.
charged. males, 0l; females, B; on hand aInrct
81, l,40f, OF whom Is were females. At Cues
Ter, - male alM one fetuala couytct weru re-
es!ved and nialcs discharged, leaving on baud
4a5, Bevun being females.
, 1879-04-05
Kankakee's Institution {Bj21,-
OOO) Cut Down $4,000
III the Forenoon.
The Angry Vampires Threaten to
Broak Up All tie
Trades,
Wherenpon tho Senate Puts Back
tho 100000 In Great
Iinstc.
Tho House Kills Mr.. Reaburns Bill
to Abolish Normal Uni
yersities.
SEN ATE.
APPROPRIATIONS,

SEN ATE.
- APPROPRIATIONS
AZ srretai Dhpdtch to The Tribune.
In: srR1NoriELp, ILL.,, April 4.-As to-day had
~ been sct down on tue calendar as field day for
sll tho appropriation bills in the Senate, these
trero the subjects Of consideration Ia that body
Plat the opening Of business this morning.
j45s Senate Bill 855, allowing Sf.83o 10 to the
lol,ct prison authorities for transferring prison.
'sSIe ira to Chester, was sent TO a third reading.
Senate Bill 81, appropriatlng 5000 to the
,tato Horticultural Society. went to third
read!nr.
sebatc Bill 14o; which allows $500 for pay
mcut Of tho Joliet Prison debts, was postponed
:, one week at the request Of Senator Joslyn, as
some matters had como to his knowledge since
this bill WAS last up which he wanted to look
nto.
Bill 155 was amended SO as to gtvo the State
Reform School at Pontiac S27, 600, and ordered
10 n third reading.
Bill 2s35, approptiating $3.50 to nay debts To-
CURED In supplying rooms, etc., for the Appel.
lato Cour. Of the First District, was given liko
promotion.
THE ArPELLATg JUDGES.
When Bill 134 appeared, which authorizes the
Judges Of the First District to rent rooms for
court purposes at m cxpcnso not exceeding
IS, 900, Senator Joslyn sent UP IN amendment
reducing the amount to $1,000. Md thcreuoon
"a dtfycrenec of ontn,nn ornse-
ssn,,nr .Ioslvn s"ia =, al NJ, .,on onv ,..o,
renting fuc rooms und carrying on IN expensive
establishment for tho purpose of holding
court. He knew ono OF those Judges who,
when he was not in Chicago, carried on all bis
II business io ltslc office which only cost Il rent
T of s1f] nor month, 1lo .noko b,morou,lv nhont
:, VI NV pos uou'n. no opone nuiho,oun'y aoo"s
. how they had ane room In which they Ind
briefs submitted to them, and then other rooms
to which they retired and wrote out their opln-
1o"a' -. suu'oe' Nv 0A'u' |'ey se"e1nn5
como OUT IN t'le country, or t'lo ono Know
docs, and ask me II the opinion Is all right, and
80 the matter Is fixed up iu llttlc ten-by-tweIvo
Office after all. don't see any necessity for
, 1879-04-05

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Warrants issued tho year previous or in
former years redeemed by tho Trcas-
tlrnr during the month OF February,
la7O ...................... .......,......,.$
Amount Of warrnnts outstanding Feb.
"a. 1870. payable On demand. ........
Payable frotu taxes Of 1878, when col.
lectea ..'.... go. ......... >. ~"
, 1879-04-05

imporfcctly nourishes the System, since II IL only
partially aes,mllatod by the blood. Talc, hapRarl
1aortals. With dytpoptIc stomachs, impoverished
circulation, and weak noEves experience marked
and rapid improvement In their physical condition
BY avatllng themselves Of that sire rcsousco OF tho
ack md deb!lltated 1iostetters Stomach Bltte.s,
This gcn1Rl tonic and Alternative lends mi impetus
10 tho proccsscs Ut INDIGESTION which ihsurcs aa
aacqnnte development Of tho materials Of blood
fibre. nLd muscular tlssne. Moreover. It southes
and sttenRlhenn ovetwrnnglt or weak nerves,
countcractsa te1ency to hrpochonf!ria or dcspoud.
cncy, tu Which dyspeptic md billions persons nfe
peculiarly liable, and ts IN agreenhlr aud wnolc-
some appetizer md pr1nlutcr of rep0sc. The In.
t!ons are greatly rcieveI BY It; and It is reliable
t,rcYcnttyo OF and relnedY for n,alatIhl [sxnt1