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, 1879-01-22

10 fhe E44oT U The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. ol.-la recent numbers OF
your valu.1!e tousnai'1 notice several important
suggestions Ii, regard to our Revenue law, and
the necessity Of adopting sons means for re-
lluciuR taxes. -. .. So
Thc rate per cent levy Ii portions Of Cook
County exceeds anything knpwn in the Whole
history Of ta1ationtn shis country, As shown BY
authentic recofds; ala! III sone localities thu
amount aLnunlIy lesird exceeds the entire pro
ductlnn .ur rental Of improved property which
Is equivalent 10 contischtiUH. II
favors lllu abolition ol Park and Town I,oards.
ANY elIarlgu which n xon!d effect slItnlnItaon Of
thu number Of "ta1-caterB !" would Immensely
reduce tue expenses E1nl reduce our taxct tn
,uapy locnltttca luily oac.halr. -
Both III town and school district ORGANIZATIONS
reform ta tmpeF4t,vcly demanded. Tale, Tor
example, the T0wns Of Hyde Park mid Lake.
Hut lew years since md At time when prOpcr-
y tl4ereIn was far Moto, valuable ttIau now,
cYor, the municipal debt of each tails little, II
auy, sllnrt vi million dollars. -
In rcceut number Of Tns TnlnuNE saw It
stated tl.at tic aggregate indebtedness Ut all
tho school disirlcts OF Cook County WAS a trIao
bycr $i03, GU. while 1t IL well known tAAt stu.
R!e district in Lake al'l Hyde Park owes today
ucutly halt that sum, large par cent Of Which
llas becn contracted without authority uf law,
und 10 satisfactory nccuun. OF much Ut tls cx-
ptnt,lure has ever been rcndrred.
Threr.fourtts at lrast Ut all town and school
offices should be abolished. and those 10 whom
thp business Is commit cd held 10 strict account
under the Reyesest penalties, hud BE- required t1
giyo the most umpls security Tor thu faithful
performance OF every trust. Yours, Lex
, 1879-01-22

/. Nov, what A,cs this ncanl That aur Judges
arc a!l Ltally inconlpctsnt! II s',, ttiey brtlsr
w tudy reaig,. II i!ry t.as1't .uca. right n"rc
t|ah unce IN 'iftylDur r1tkss, We better Try 81 u
others III tilelr trres. I'l,t arr t!Mru ,Iut iva
sIura lo tltA question: SeYur4t NJ our .t'":gts
have lIad larEH nxpertatire.. solIIc VI i'Icui 1t
least hAve carucll MI easadr rcjlatffam t's jH'-
iaft. .HaV II ,.0s Il tiiAt our Judges vi ttt ar-
te]IAtn Court ls,0K ut the cases WITH
ton hycercritlcnl eyr, that they ionk
fur ttrhnlkal errura, utAi usr tlle uilrF.-
se0uu ~ tlHa sVttta mt fapAfsltal llat-sullt'
ting distinction ~ IN HIrusa tnr L frSersa5s
lhe law used tu aa lIal ths jury cScrclsctl M
important junction In tie trial nl n*et,-Wsn
.lr verdict u,hu, ,It1rttona ht fact, *l,urn llelu
was eonlctt,g esIlems, w"u'tl nut Il" dis
turpcl; Uut whatever that nhay nav he In tl,rury
II Seems uot u b. ~ IN prurt!@t. un!csa hunla
te.prya Ii maid by the Appellate Court ~ N.
llnuinE OF luTfcA uad rNlsts Npin fu"ts,
IL rrauIta ttat eyrFy case .nust IT,, tfial
twice uuon the tncta,--ailco with Mit.
ucsars tn u,cn vuurl, when tt. ju.i:u
who Tries the rase and tle Jury before WHOM
Tia ra,e Is itlrt snn seu them mud weigh tllr'r
testimony, A'la afterwards by The Appcslato
Court, whu has tonu vi those advantages,
lsit Aut lIetter fur MI Appellate Court to
take broad yew of ease aid sru II sul1,tan'
,Iat justice llas bctn tlo!r. than tu Try un-
kubstantial. nlMatrrtal. or hrtwrtl!etira ersnrs
do not believe lAW.bo0k EAU tc iGsssMt u, lii,
CnteI Statcs hut pEesruts po EsIsnlltaitllI i
record ~ tho ilrst yulunltuf UradWoll's ilcpoEts
q! Appellate Courts. LAwfkN.
, 1879-01-22


Cn1cAoo, Jan. 1l.-Tha nation has passed
through FIVE long yenrs Of financial deprEsstou
such as few nations OF the earth could survive.
The natural resources Ut the people have been
taxed to tic utmost To enture the paralyziUg
elects Of maf-legts1atlou, anu thousands of The
Lcst business men Ut the country hare been
hope|eAsly ruined In the struggle.
The frat whfto lining on tho cloud greeted
tho nst!on on tac restoration Of silver to til
normal state, sud tllat lining has gradually
wfdct,ed on the return ta specie. .paynent,-a
cousutasnatioll so long md ably s.tyocatel In
your tauruul.
Tie peoplc have reason 10 hopo for better
times but thIs luust bu the fruit III the lnoat
rigid economy IN every department ot both pub
liz anu Dstvate bus.Desx+
lIlc DECLINE dating With tho "pante" Ok 1879
has covered perod OF fully iys years, and tI.e
rxpesiei.o u this country since 1915 has shnwh
that swtcc tie Number Ut years c0ycTe1 by thu
lrtina il nccessarY for soe1ipeEattolI.
Mu may n0t hopo to rr4aiu our pruper mems.
uru Ut prt,sucrlty short VI tclt yc4ss OF 0ruiuul
inlproyc,ncut, Chrutlie llseases Are hard to
euro, unu III people were ever ntore sualnarllY
prrIlpilatu1 iruin tuu1tt.on III unusuul health
u,ui yIvur to cAruae hnaIlcal lnalady than
shls-
Anticipating speedy return to commcrcta!
prosperity, nlany Will eiing to city life wllpsG
irl,c Interests Dec'suA them to tho country. Tile
vast lelus VI uncul1!vatcd lusaas In k4nsas uni
4sceI,, n.,l kissed by liaau breezcs, offer great
Inducements BY low price allu great fertility to
the hardy ll:nl Ut toll, uild the rasoali. peu.
ctlutu,Y tAuse rea!us extend libcr4l encourage
tncnt bY vay Ut cheap fare tu Immigrants.
Then, loo, to such a. prster tliu braring air of
ila North, tt,s wheat la,'s Of tl.s Surthrrn
Plriac u,nl tllosc Of tI!u Chicago, Milwaukee 4:
1t. Pan! Railroad, nn it, LEV extension In
Northwestern 1uWu. arc magnets Which should
draw largely Igoua tic ltlu a,ll surplus popusa-
tlas Of Chicago anA other cities. ut tue oITniux
U! spEipg.
Lands can be bought Ut merely pomlnal pEtccx
und largely on credit from all those curpoza-
stot,s, ~ The great desire " 10 induce settle
uleHt.
this subject needs to 10 psessed upon thu at
tensluu Of = large number Of citizens iu all cur
ciliea WI.sc busuess In town hsa lecu parsly yzel
| or rutnru fa the pust. aud WHO ore driven to
exsretnitsss to obtain for ther tatulllr4 4 CON-
| 1Uttat1 support.
pIrase present this subject In due time to
that r.asa Ut your citizens, In your usualy lorri
| bic llailner. AAlCGs.
, 1879-01-22
flc necessities Of free nenrle. and Will tc
clcanslu0 its temporary poiIttcs,-AuRcan filth.
Stop ThrowtnE A*ttra On the Streets.
To thx Editor u The TfthNnk,

stop ThrewtnE A*tca On the Btrcets.
To ths Editor ~ The Trteuns.
cnfcAoo, Jan. 2i.-Wil' !ou please cali atten.
tion to the necessity Of an ordinance to stop A
portion Of the pnop1e from interfering greatly
with the comfuts and pleasure ot the balance
by throwing ashes IN the strccta, that The good
Lord t,as been pleased to cnrpet with bcautltu!
s,,owf Even Tho Superintendent of Streets
should be ordered 10 cease throwing ashes Upon
the streets I'LL Tho anov II Eonc, and venture
lo will not put many ashes upon tlc streets II.
ter tic snuw Ids zone, unlcss he hikes new
departure. During III: summer there ure but a
yury lew street, that arc tit to drive upon for
any purpose. Il sccms ns though Hol III Ills
Infinite mercy il mau and beast had purposctY
covered The cattli With coat 0f rnow ltiAt has
nn,ir GOOD soadk Ia country alltt city, but few
lfecl,csa n,nl thonehtiees peuplc Iii The ctty.
rnu would BE- II danger II The ftnl-kiler can't:
arnut,l, dump Their ashes IN the frcCts, mil
Sir, Wilson urslcts the city teams to unload ashes
tn the stroets, at.i The result Is that tile streets
are Spoiled Tor driving agairl. You cnnnos get
ar,,,li,d without continually running Into ashes
md rinacss strAiutny your horsc, ssraining y"slr
harnrsa, ut1d stfs,nInE yuur cutter, nld strain.
i,iv yu,,r tat,etc torrt'ily. Please H,ve 1,c tco
s,ie racket. aud obltgu EvKhYEptlY
Who owns or lrsyes horse.
, 1879-01-22
Tho CIf,r!sohA Cnrc.


CHICAGO. Jan. al.-As considerable contro-
vcrsy has teen going on through the papers In
regard to Or. DtUnger anil hts rfEthona rrcpa-
ration, would like 10 relate my experience
With the nedteiue.
4 single man, 45 or 10 years Of age. applied
Ia me Eur relief. lie stated tat he had been IN
tho habit Of drinking liquor fnr great ,nany
yeurs, u,ul Ills sprces wuulh extend oycr months
at time. lie haul lost lis situation, WAS ont
of boarlling. .1lousc, ant had no nluncy. lie
snti hc bad not BEEN abhcr for four iHontls.
After talk with several Ut hIs Irics!d6, twa 0f
thrin secured rNnn' for hts accommodation,
nnoti,cr purchased him meal-tkkrt at Dnrckye:
Aillan's, and another handed nlt the tnoHc5 With
which 10 procure ttle medicine neccesAry 10:
his relief appiied L, Dr. DfCnyer, got !le med
IcInc. and administered It according to,sectlou.
The effect wns truly astonishing, stu,l from that
ilay he !laA not tasted lqior OF my kind. ssnl tx
h!ilts totnl indifference tott. ifts m0st intlnntc
friends said, "lf you cutc that man ynu can
enrs anyhods." Hero fs ~'at the man sass
I'm. snEx,ck: In answer 70 yonr qucas!on as
to what thought Of Dr. DUngcss medicine,
will aay that II 10 the hest thing liver heasd of to
anything ever tried. ! now entertain iuta1 In:
difference 10 liquor Of anY kind. Time aiunc will
tell whe.'ler tho cuse !" permanent. Yours re-
&pectfnliy. 81.
Gasu No. 2ts q married man. Has bten a
steady tr!tIker tut twenty-five Ycars, R,ul, sluce
tic great lire, with the cHeention VI three
months, has not pussc.l a day without several
trlnke. When talked uf curing this tnan ILLS
most intimate nI,l particular friends laughed at
tlls idca. There was not one pctson y 1ire nle
a word Of encouragement. took this frlnn
home with me On Thursday evening, and COM
,ncnrcl treatment tile following morntpR. lle
WAS uuable 10 pour out tic medicine, or even u
bold spoon, and was under the necessity OF
placing ihc medicine IN bis mouth. Ills appe.
tilc wns good. b. slcpt soundly, and improved
wondcrfuIly,-u very different state VI affairs
from what previously existed. Lie pronouuccs
hlusc!f eured. Read what be sars:
Dn. BuExick: T. took the medicine a. ron
directed, and an ~ certain am cnteA ~ Am
that live. Ihavu no moro deslre for liquor thsn
any oMs nut thirsty cares for drink Of water.
Yours. ctc.. n n.
10th Of these raen arc printers hy trnlr, and
can DO acen any afternoon In TIE InlnuNE
composing. g.r"otn. i wuuld invite any one TO
call and question the. men themselves. a1,l
learn the truth Of Hhat fay. 'laespcctfully,
| 1T. AnEs1Ck, ". d.,
No. 10 CnmpLell lark.
, 1879-01-22

ttHtni0ltf Ab0uI tNc mDLFcS OIL tHCse WHO Aiu
governed BY principles to the controlling In
fuencn Of which their srtlcs utter strangers.
Happily, shuman nature" IL annet1mcs nodi-
fled BY grace, md Thus may he explained some
Of .hoss unconscious events which rannot fru a.
counted for bJ those familiar only With "human
nature" ...
Your observations on church debts would lead
one 10 infer that church Without debt IL not
10 bs found. a little Investigation will show
that this Is far from true. aithoughu unforsunate-
ly, there Is too much ground for your remarks
10 this retpcet.
But Tie bjo,t Of fchurct-music, which dtscuss-
e1 by Uf. snIl.ys,1upou dtgniacd and Thought.
full plane that commands the respect OF Christian
people every where, receives frou. you ocrnltar.
1r superficial and fiackneyet5 treatment. mere"
cl,oIr il not In row wtt ittci. sn'! whose con-
gregation ,s no: Ia a raw With fta rl,oirt"
Wclf, W. coud tell bi'M Of qnte number,
nnI doubtless he khnws many more. II 1hc
writer u: vp,Ir editorial 1rad 4 larger acquatnt.
nnce with tic subject he could nut have asked
Tie question. Chickering's, Jc4loustes, I.nu pctty
qusEreis are mt lie NECESSARY nf usual hcrofn.
paniiDeuts Of church music, either in or nut OF
,llc eho;r, md arc by no means universal.
We Wish, moreover, t., correct statement In
th1. editorial which Is w,uIy untrue. II Is INIT
during tlie year In Which Trin1ts Cniirvli scrv-
lrs* were led l.; cnrus choir 'ihdfe were
t,ly sl,rtekne through tn. alr until fha was luet
oui y! nj. ut ii tho saircs of Trl'itr.'
II Ia a nity to spoil this pletf of f#s writing,
grthrr Inconsistent with tie iFtth We nfd
aiic to state from actual knowledge, aud to.
bring abundant crthcnre to tic fact. that frnin
The rat s'ar to the very last q TrtnitYf e!,urts
or "hcart-lurnlne In II. IA to the "atrecjtles
in tho congregation" {whatev.r ti,at NAV h,canh
, 1879-01-22

H4Ifiat;fE -lhVfte4H
A few days ago Officer ..udrew j. Steward. OF
the Eastern district, bought goase, fntendl,E
10 hayc Il cookcd on Ncw-fru naY. II was
sccurl,ngty Slaughtered. aul iu preparing It fur
sAs stove Nrs. steAa found In tbs Glzzall.
a,,.oug tho sand e:4tl dirt, . nugget ot gold
weighing about quarter ot Git ouncc. The
told WIS triangular in siltIo an1 txrcedluKiy
iu9 tl.s ftaxl Vi tlr Eosc. utlirrr Steward la4i
thu lnetaI te.scl a. lie Ckrou!a Works VI Block
stEest, IND also II 'Isc drugstore, cosncF Vt
Broadway and Thau.cs street, both proIsou.c-
inY IL = pure - tie u.ual quality ol uurenned
xutl
, 1879-01-22


CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-These il somu rurzeut dis
cussioa III The newspapcrs touching the uot'iua-
tloa OF justices Of the Pcaru uua the laws bear
lug upon tliat question. Chauges in tic laws
arc suggested. but hare failed to perceive any
improvement upon tha extattng ctusc1 vatiye.
wisely -conssarcd, aud constitutional plan ii ap-
polntmsnt. Politics IL The only ostl Of the sys-
tc,u. Eliminate politics, and Illinois has tbs
beat aaaptcd klan far large elite. Ia ths couutry.
the Judges are not politicians ia thu ccusltra.
bio tense OF ti4e term, aud II they caanot bs rs-
lied upon for good selections, who cant Popular
clcctons ara out Ut thu qucstion. Councillor
appointments aro equally 70. Justices, to either
event, would be talsnomcr, aud tbs primary
courts would bc moeker:es. Tie Judlcdary, ths
Gnseruor, sua tue Senate combined. constitute
thu ulost conservative a1.I trustworthy autl.oti-
ity Ut L!lt Cuu,monwcalsh. l}ut il wifi not " urk
ulouc. Perpetual motions have thu. 1ar proved
t. 10 au ia4l ot ability ~ nythAulcs, u1lI lley
arc equally ~ In law as,d In Ctt,leu. All systcm3
require the labor VI hAals or heads, OF both;
a,ld when tbs requirements of lhe pre4cnt au-
thorIty u thc State GRE fully carried our, It will
answse tue full intsusiuus pt its iouaders mud
, 1879-01-22

Too Much Ncorher.
To shr fdifnt NJ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l..-ro*slbly II Is no mark Of
breadth Ut character to write to The editor
"Stop my paperl'' But am frec to confess
that a column day IN THE TRIBUNE Is more
Than want in ,h!nc. For, with nil bis clever
nesa, he Is the most colossal hypocrite Of the
acc,
And should an angel le1l
That liars dwell II Heaven .....-.
Or rious plymouth intn 10 folst him theEst
II iIcsvtn hear their prayer.
And urlpg him t!,erc IL dwell,
Then tount u,c out, nna let mo als' un-
thriren. c.
, 1879-01-22
VOICE Or THE PEOPLE.
Fewer. 1ttitftrr Lleenace.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-1 am a sewcrbuilder, aud
have been licensed for number vi SeAra, and
1ays alwaJs aiven+ satisfactory bonds-from
1000 10 $1,000 have never troubled my
frlcuts to appear before The noard of 'us,'ic
Works IL ttrn them hcfure Mt. Meat; hut tt'w
llh mandate IA 10 nptear hcfure him, "sIIn,
seal, AMI deliver" or nj liccnts. Why is shssf
.HRwEA- UutiDkN.
, 1879-01-22
lt1.tsresa Opera 00.sk.

To (h& A4N4F " &ht 4FtOAtIts
CHICAGO, Jan. al.--AA one OF great army
sufferers. 1 Wish to record uny Indignant protcss
auaiast having Il good 'hsrs OF an evenings cn-
Ioya'eut ut the opcra intertercd with BY few
bsan.!cas, nou-g,lusteu!, wcll.drcssc,l pumpkn-
heads who make IL q pofut to come lata and
teayr curl j.
SO much attention hos been called to TIL. cx-
cecdtl.s ,il-brcd habit by your niuslsal critic,
that t. would certainly seem Us t!Dugt, tMfn
should bs lid tnore cu,lso Tor compliant. But
tileru arc still tusno WHO persist III ,Iuking Ill
abuIHinabia nuisance Ut t1Ntnselvrs, Spull!!lE
one's enjoyment Ut tllu overture a!ltl tltr trst
act ny enlnlng lute, aud rc'nan,ug {prubably by
great eIurl until about tho middle ri tlle lust
actt meanwhile 6rculing ln uld applaultng
whenever alugtr BtUpa an inxtant LOT breath
right in tho m!ust 1f un nta. 1!.cn leaving M.Il
~ much Racket - possible Just at time ~lrn
thoss who go 10 ht.f arc roxanng their good
nature unlcr ll,o soothing tuhusuve Of suts.c u
H.. u. y singing birds.
II u atlownrieht Outrage, and ono dues not
fctl any better over the iaet that fresh lot
have to be hisscd down every hight. II anything
eau be added to thls by ono ol youf llrc-catlns
rcporscrt, ! with YOU would put him OH the suh-
1ect with Instructions " write W Scyen
co'utnn article followed with \ lew suggestions
touchtnE tue practical us0 OF slulguns, aud
heANGQ HklCkKH,h
, 1879-01-22

might somewhat delay operations. hut happily
he IL now able again 10 attcn,l to business, aud
with him 1t the hcln, nn,l 80 able and actfvo
\ General Superintendent n Mt. 4. N. Tovnc,
there can be little doubt that tho Southern
Pacific Will BY this time next rear htvd rcnt-
tratel into tile very cors Of Arizona and have
maIo the dtscom iorls Of stage ride athwas. tho
Territory q thing Of the paAs. G. II. II.
, 1879-01-22

70 fAs El@lof ~ 3kt TFl6UAx.
CHICAGO, Jan. :st.-Your editorial this morn
iDx uu tl!e Rev. Dr. Sullivan stEkea = good
suapy Of your frtcuds - being frivolous in tone,
alsd unworthy Of tie subject dlsGu.acd, aa well
~ untrue " tle tarts.
That uld din2 ut mtnisteEs' motives u about
thEexdbarc, II might well have bccn left ont.
Il will always be impossible for people 10 xrits
, 1879-01-22

Tho iiatrosa In England must 10 very EFca
vheu IL Produces verses l.ke Inc following:
1hu Cussc Of u.hl sWseps o'cs lhe laad,
LORI, Lord. have a,ercyl
We dte, and feel uo htIrlnE hand,
t,lI. Lord, l.ayu ,lurefi
Famine aud horror, plague and bl'ShL
OH, Lord, hase Iictcy.,
EhwEap Nh as III tslaio !tIht- :.
Lord, Lord, have lMrscf!
The great usg thruned oa seats OF Gold,
1.3si. Lard. Aata E1NtG;!
Itu starving PauE urc i'at.hs aud AolI,
Oh, l.nrJ, have nrtry! .., "'
The awplirp t!rn Ao;.scas aud R1uy, o.
III, Loss. la,r iausts:
N!.I'r la.ll:ti, tIr,c lus light u hay,
fo.1, tdst. have inrrc--i'
Tue Mutilrra wrrp IN wan. anl wo, ,
I4usI, 5Al;a. IL 10 tl,aSy4
THs new-busH hal's brings Joy 10 nlose,
ua. Lo:j, have lautcf!
Uise4ss, Starvation. Ctinae, and Fraud,
o.. Lord, hayo mvreys
Bear on tlG!f wlA:s Thy curse, Oh Cod,
Lofd, Lord, have mercy:
, 1879-01-22
Tnncy'K Dresi scott I1ociaI,ti.

Tn fh6 EI9I1F ~ TIT Tf1bEfHe.
Cu1cA6o, Jan. 2l.-ln tsst Sundays TRInUsH
"Attorl.cyh rrpcats thc abatement 90 often
made that Chlct-lusticc Tauoy said "rhe negro
had no rights which the white man was bound
TO rcspect.n The facts arc these; Tho Chief
Justtee, when delivering tic opiulou Of thu
Court. lnaln IN historical suryeY Of tlc public
opinion OF thu civilized world 1t tho tinr Of the
formation OF the American Consultation eot-
strnGg the African race. ,AmunE other thnea
lo said: "lliey (ths AfrseansI taye for motn
thau a century been regarded ~ betngs Of III
inferior order, lt,ul altogether unit 10 uxspcfato
Will, the witG ruce efler lu sociRl or political
retnti0ns. MD 50 fat Inferior that tbry had NJ
rights which thu white tnsn was bound to re-
srect." iDrcd scott Decaslon by i. ", Dwight
THUS puts IN altogether different phase un the
nnttcr, Mnd relieves tho Chtef.Justies trum the
olium wlleh has attached to Ills name.
CIV. D.
, 1879-01-22

TO IN EuR6T ~ 7W 1Flb1h3. =
No. - MoitsisoToN ROAD, LONDON, N. W.,
Jan. Q, 1870.-Althuugh ain aassercd to ind
TINT TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Of the 1lth 10
cembcr, 1878, dcvotcs two columns OF its ru'ua.
bic space to story Of Spfritua'hm Of which
am made the hero; md, notwithstanding the
other drarnatia persona Ia the romance include
names Of higher rauk md attaiunents thun 1
can ycnture 10 lay claim tu, caunot forbcar
stattuE tint, With The stnglo exception Of tho
interview with Air. DIstlop a,ul my dec1ntnE to
attend meeting he Invited me to, every charge
nntl i,sinuatlon aguInst inc. which the letter In
question contains, h altogether iatsc. ..
Trusting to your 6cusc of futrness 10 f,1sert
this letter In your ne1t issue, mn, sir, your
ubc1leIt 6eryAIit, WILLIAM ERoOkEa.
, 1879-01-22
Total in etore at poEntsuancd Gs0 600 i, LII, 600
In sto<e and On track ut Detroit 7.5l, U00 $50 Uu0


L $40, 600 !. 807, O00
Tic foregoing returns show that there Is In
etorr a. the points named In tito Interior of tho
St.te 59U,0tn bushels oi wheat. fto.n Adrian,
iltIle1ale, joncsvtl1e. Monroe, AMI purt Huron
among the snore prominent points VIC have been
tumble 10 obtutn Auy rctusnB. while there nEc
doubtless many OF tbs less important railroad
statious ttlut hold cacll u stuai quantlty, psr-
haIs d few Thousand i,uslicls. Could returns bs
obtained from all such points, doubttcss itir ag'
Ercgasu nf wheat In store would be materially
Increased. Estimating that nll such Eralu In
store would Increase our returns 15 par cent, xo
llave The following ~ tl,e alnuunt Ut wheat " IN
sight u III this State:
Interior points rcturned.... :. ..... -. zoo. 200
hAu I'll per csnt..- .................. l9t.tuV
Al Nel1ott. .-t.+s.. fo1.pbu
Total ain a'ght". ........ IL. isA, G10
From these .cturnxit is safe tu ray that tl,rre
arc ut lcnst ,lu, ,00 bushels NJ wl,rnt III tture
along The railroad lines IN this siate, wlltle tho
probabilities nre that vsrY eomptuta reports
wuuld inrrcate tllxt nGgscHatc. NJ tnit'rlu,-
ton Ut Tits !slnl fur former ,ears has ever been
culltctcd a,nl published. md hcl,ce satisfactory
con,pareons cut,t,ot i,e itlitntct nut II Ia sao
IL say lat probubly tlcycr before at tll4 datc ot
the srasoa NUS there ever 80 nit,rl! wheat slu1el
ut1 ready to bu inovc1 ~ at prc8cnt.
, 1879-01-22

SONS.
AroLL!MAR!s WATER
Is the fashionable beverage here this winter 1t
wns ilrst tutro.luccti heye two ycars ago hy Gcn,
burnside, when lie bc4.fnc total nbstiHence
tua,l, ullI, Tor Wli!e, la unv elsc touched It,
but now It IL ull thu talk nlNl all 1Ee rage.
Wine -tihlers mix 1t with tltlr champagne ;i!,l
!nlblte It With igcd-lca: inSaltds flnd II eea-
E!ous iu turing tuany coulIla!1lts; and, were
Congress asked b. huua tHterprislng artist,
] nil sure q liberal appropriation Wunlu b.
voted for the errStiun vi temple fu the Capitol
grounds Acdiraled to Apo!litl3s.s, a'd cFowucd
With static Of llyceia. vi COURSE alr. Story
would prun4uNco such = work VI art uBworraut-
cd by classic mythology, alNl volunteer 10 seod
iu d hlLeous lcAlgn OF his owH, Us he has for
drink Apoltnarts water whether It be thus
honoIed or nut.
DEMOCRATIC DINxRsorF
here of Coy. Iiendr!cks, VI Indtana. Senators
Thurman ulnl bayatt&. Representatives awann
and Fernando Wood. Speaker Randall and Sam
Ward have yled with each other 10 collecting
prominent Detnucrats to meet tho luuan2 uyaY-
latr, unI thGy Aoyv la u measure uppelsed bis
wssth.
ycn'son's C1.as III tho neseest Gray;
a. ~ 81 - .'h,er a2 p,,u,
Antsans Alost sucsassnl u,c4tAtoF.
THH PINE ANTS
are rather under cloud here just Now. Ward,
lho eculutaf, has ttyen assut1ncn that No
tguc4trian stntuu ot ties. Tnu,1Ils will bo cutn-
pic&eu next June. utsJ TInsoM Las aYau
efTerett lt4e portrait Of "nld Pup Thomas" to
Congress, but shs enormously oyeryalue& 1t.
Ara. Vtunte Rram Aox.s Is putting tho tui.hIpx
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-19

CONGRESSMAN PACHECo has
been making to a Chronicle report
er the longest speech of his life. In
1t he took occasion to express very
proper sentiments as to the inn
provements of our harbors and to
avow the belief that Gen. Grant
had too much sense to aspire to q
third term. We have generally
given Gen. Grant credit for good
deal of "horse" sense, but we are
afraid that Pacehco is reckoning
without his host in the expression
of this opinion. Those who know
Grant best think that the graceful
celebrity with which hawk
pounces upon June bug would
characterize his acceptance of a
third and even a fourth term. II