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, 1879-04-17

lion. Whoo1ar, mi, this particular instance "a.
made test. II was, Ut ct,urEr, learned Init the
owner ol tho favor Ind not burt, 10 MeN'en ""s.
ins thy seaaiolt, nnd, Furthermore, ~ was u
Hrrinvfr}1t 1T the tin,r II WIS presented. - tee-
ctnptory rcn.,cBt wns written few etys s'nee
tur thc return VI the pass, bat no rep'5 has Yet
II maj l,o tint The letters ot tic General MIN.
nEcr's Secretary nre considered bcncatn tno
recognition Of tt,esc tTo rrrat men, nt'.l u ts
barely possible that they arc wntctli',E ;or
breathngplate IN tho tnlmui1so amount g. ous.'
tlcss which ID bcInE transacted n oolt Eu",s
III order to Institute proccetti11sa acntlst M''
Mcslullcu for contempt, md l,nprsson s1Inl.
WHEELER uE1s ms LITTER.
II has becu frequently ebsreed tint tncmbcrs
OF tho Legislature ansl other State oil.esass navo
10. had tAat svrupulous rcxS'N !or Tug a. petso'.-
nlity IT their rart'ial pnases winch tlln eomla'
s1t ,it e,,lnotitn In the southwest Of tl!o lousa
when It lcratnc known That Manager Medallion,
at thu Altu,l ltoall, lad requested t!e return OF
tho complimentary annual given to M MaScpresatia:
s.aSea xS Ms9's y te IL d rason "ean.c vas a
soutt muep'e estqustoa aa of that road while !ts
/ owner was attending 10 Legislative ~
tics harc. When the eoniustor mauc his
Thought It. straago that. at this ,luuctnfo, q
n.e.nbes of the Legislature should 30 loatng
through tlu wllt.s of Attssour'. An fnnoeent"
looking letter Wa4 written bT hn Alton !tal'
| roaG ofl!clul to tho Clerk Of tito HOUSE asking
for Information AZ to Whceler's whereabouts
on certain dag.
TIE cLBNK nxAMiHxn TIE souNNAr,
and reported That tho Mnson County member
was Ia hts scat, md bad anawered several rotl.
cal!s OF the data mentioned; houce, the lettct
asking for tho return Of the pass. Mr..
! Whoefer informed Sonic OF Ills per.
| sonai friends thin afternoon that thcre
was a mistake somewhere, but the Company
| was welcomu to thy pase, which lsc would re'
nics would ahut down pcrelnptorlly on this pass
business there would 10 less n6sentcetsm IN
both Il nuses, and the members might the;,
earn llia % per day, Sunduy including, which
| twenty 1nys;
, 1879-04-17
A COLOSSAL SCHEME.

Vanderbilt. Not Satisfied With Owning All
tho Railroads, Purposes NntssnE AL tho
Cattlu-A Farm OF 10000 Acrcs+
Soecta& Hifaa.ch to T&t tribune
New YonK, April ia 1it.es reporter to.
night Interviewed r. r. Darnum regarding IT,
ports thnt the Hcrn,osilla and 1luerfauo ranches
in Colorado had been consolidated; tllat tho
price pntd for tho uermostlla was $3.50, ,000, anJ
tint the farm covers an area Of $1,000
acres, which, added to the lluer.
fano rancho, will give something
over 100000 acres, making the largest Single
pleco Of farmland iu Tie world; nlso that tho
Company Inns already ovor 10000 head Of stock
on the rarclle, and propose Increasing Tho stuck
to $4,000 head 1cast; that Mr. Vanderbilt and
hls Immediate friends own controlling Inter-
cst, and contemplate extending tho beet and
live stock tsale iuto forotgu markets. Tic
New York Central Company now owns m cx.
tcnsiyo cattlc-yasd ut Kat,sas tity, and II. ia
said, will mako this Colorado Cattle TOM
! papy's lands tic raising and foediug ground
Of tho catttu they PROPOSE to ship to European
| nnl Eastern domestic markets. Mr.. Barnuul,
| utter giving tho htstory OF Ills partnership with
David Sherwood III the IIucrfano Ranclle, Ill
| soutleru Colorado, said: "11le Craig
Rancho, ou Ilor'nositia, Is nlagniil-
! cent plcco Of property, Immediately
| udjointng tho I1uertaao. 8horwoos aud
myaelf ran our rancho until d year md t.aIf
ago, aud lad about 5000 or 1000 head Of cattle
gu 1t. Then Sherwood said ho wantu.i to OK
tend the business, organize d stock company,
| rot moro land, and ralso md soil moro cat.
tie. lIu bought NC out, although. 1
| had put the price up on HIN pretty high, and,
Of course, / had to let It 70. Sherwood has
been at work there stuco on this idea
| Of his for Eroat stock raising
company, and organized It uuusr the NUNS
Of tho Colorado Catt!c Company, and now they
have bought, or arc about to close the purchase,
Of ths enormous Craig Rancho, to bt added tc
tile other. lie las done tt In conjunction with
friends ho has picked up, and nov solno bla
ii8h have como iuto It and bought ou
somo OF tic smaller holders, and Il
Is in tho hands Of few capitalists. Eastman
one Ut tho cattle kings, is III 1t. nhti Mir. Vnu
derbllt, aud, hrlieve, John D. Dutc!lcr mt
Sherwood. Sherwood tlas quarter iDtercBt II
thu whole thing. They are going to do an enos
nous business, bat the ,!'F, ma'n PERT Of !, i
eiates. TIC Vanderbilt capita! Il the mali
Thing In It. Tl1uy have got such IN enorn'ou
| plac9 theY can raise catt!u good deal cltcape
than did. IlIcn They .aru going t
sow q largo part Of It with gr4
crops, 10 as to feed their cattlo Will, corn. ~
uothtny whatever and getting Saa to $50 4 lIoa
for them, they'll feed them little grass OF corn
feed, and fatscn tlcm, a1d get s55 to sb5 10
theiIl." 80.
Air. Eastman said tho reports wero pre1aa
: tive, but therG scat1s T0 doubt tllht thH Erea
srhUmc has been perfected. and that Yanue
hllt proposes to largely run the foreign catt!s
, 1879-04-17
INSTALLATION.

Epteta Dl4puteh 10 1A* 1rtanns,
8TsuLlao, ILL.,, April l0.-The congregational
Church Of th!s city wus ltel this evening On tho
OCCASION Of tllu Installation Ut thu Rev. 3. W.
boarinnu u pastgs o! tho ehNssh, tbs very
iees weru participated iu by tho NoS. T. G.
Darnurl, Of Moline; 4. II. Smith. OF Morrlsoa;
ClarIes Mackt1,, of Lcydou; n. D. huntington,
Of Gsuuseo; =. p. Hell, Ut isock Ealte; nal j. ".
uradBliaw, Of Batavia. The Ksv. q. n. Board
tnary, uni brother OF tic pastor, delivered tho
ipstQilRliup ssrillun.
, 1879-04-17

g7H'77H E''"''F7 4'V*'" = :. cI
On the morning oi March 9a, Dave ca'ts
went 10 Ioun Alleraon'a houau, and, aptat
him out, told Mira, Anderson lint he iatsnsl
to shoot John Oh ssglt, Alra. Anderson t0!
Currses that John would return III lev fa'
utes, a.,d, Knowing that her husbaE'l uas III
nrnud, eutusyozed to persuade CNgttes q y
main iii tliu llDuso until JOHN rcturtcd. Fahtt
fn this, she followed Cufrier With !at
her 1,at,tls to where Jo}lu waB ut wurs oo'Ia
so1nu notices. Whcn Curricr drew Ills reIe'fa
on JOHN, Mrs. Allsrsou covered hin WIN ea e.
rle nna naao a1'n ower ~ osst So" afoas! ~ n
su whose Mrs. Anderson stDod, too'i tug ~ ~
from l,ur huuds, al,d shot cutrirr dsad 10 aa
tracKs. As tho shot WIS iiruu, NEs. A.astia
swooncl md fell, havng sustn'i'ed hef ttha.s ls
ab!u c,,nraIo ..n1 lctess,statlos! uutsl tbe ast'
WaR ilaBt.
, 1879-04-17

4 correspondent OF thu Ita'{ .HaiI 0ast!fs sayes
tint no Elnlet,,lrts story relatea by ffund VI
his who wus Travelling incidentally With ono OF
the uuu.cfous l4lliput,an Sersne tltVinrsaes
With Vi Aun. Germany IL blessed. vi arpsata
they Aai to wF,te tlleir nau,es III the vls!tors'
bo0k; and, u hla a.ton!shwsat. ny t'lsnd saw
bit nv trlrnI's nu,S,c, condesccndinKly Whisper.
inS, Il suppose yon won'p s,tnd, Tho truth Is:
@ish to Isayel iiteugntto.' Nut Ut al,, replied
uy irluadi = !.iu't El'at n.an r. .tt tol"E ~, w.
book. tIis sercne llieh1eas the Priaco ot
Xxx lbs ptllcs's uasNs. ohsotvtug With a
sn,iIc. Nov w aEu both lncog.'"
, 1879-04-17
e HTArING.3
IMMORAL. pRACT1CEd UY TWO DEADHEADs.
ttusefal QtspQteM 10 Y1s TttbHnG

1MMoRAL. PRACTICES uY Two pEADuEADa.
dpseta. pt.pa.ch 10 ms 7rtbune
S1HiNor1xLD, ILL.,, April 1B-lho General
Asscu,biy nt Springfield Ia composed Of mob
Of jestiYc fellows, Who Bnap their fingers ut all
the c1elncnts Of priuclple, courtesy md dceener;
btts occasionally they meet with a set-back TINT
tliscourugcs them. They can't always lnyu
thlugs u.cr OWL way; once IN u while they run
their teala agaiust stump tllat hurts them,
anil Ia this way makcs them sorry t'r their
shostcontug. Such althtng rs gratitude or up
precatou Of courtesy Is stranger ia t1ie lleart
OF thu nycrago Senator OF Representative who
Mrs lis tgnosaace @n1 hts asiul"ity betare
tho pcuute of Illinois ut thu present tlmc.
I.Iusing.up has good deul to Io.with this
monruful display VI ton.toolcsy, Hs'A perhaps
the t,uur fellpwA should not bo Judged too &c.
ycrcly.
THE LATEST HUMILIATION
which an already indignant peopiu hago had to
sulIer on account Of tho deeds Of this lntolll.
gent % body il tbs tlisgraceful abuso wb!cl,
two Ut Its snesnbsys-a Senator uvd Represent
attse-hayo prnrt.eeA upon railroaA eo'.p~ny
whose officers extendpl to thGnl the courtesIes
which in tlit.t positions tlloy Weru entttled tu
rscelyo according to the custom q tis eoIoora.
Wheeler wero given annua! passcs by tug Chi
! rago s. Alton Company TO tsaSH! freely
| u1lou my branch Vi tlletr road. Bot
nbsed their privilege %nd tho passes @ ot Snan Sot
RETURNED to thu central Office The conditions
printea upon thp buck of cnsh railroad pass Il,
that, II any person othur than the one whosa
matna appearn upon tho face attetapts 70 iise u.
by thc conductor.
'solnu limo about the middle Of Maren
SENATOR AnrLRy's rAss
was found IN possession of q cobbiur, rho used
, 1879-04-17
SHOOTING ATFnAY.
8nttfat Y3fFpatfh 10 1ht Tribune.


OMAHA, Neb., April 19.-pcrry Mcco'nat.
Sidney fra!ahtcr, waa found lying il'scnssbs
a pool Of Ills own Gtotd not far from Dfs fAel
this city curly this morning. Lie 'sas eardIb
his hotel, and upon examination It Has dIx&t
cred ho had bean shot sltce tiaa
onco In tho leg aboyo tlo knee, aud tn
on tho right hlp, antl, owing to exposure jutti
the night, tile wounds will provo fatal. h' ri
Nrs. Ja1nes Davis havo been Rrrcstcd for dal'
tue shooting, which occurroa Inst night At 1a:s
secondhand store. McGormteit was sonsEsa
Intoxicated. and had bought sotnu ea!tnigssfs
tuaiiy sliot hiu,, aud her husband, supoaai
Mccormick had shot hls wills, nlsu tltej "
shuts ut him, al! tllroe bulls tukfng elect u.
Cormirk Immediately retrtated. md cndrarTsi
to reach hts notol, whom lug toll by tle Wa'aA
Search WAS madc for lin, but he enuld not hs:
oq fouud. Tho Daylses Eage S5I0n bui VI
Wcre roleasnl.
, 1879-04-17

1kttSSlAs
aOtoViKFf, THH Assassin.
ST. parRnsnuRo, April 19.-~Tho nnno Of tho
would.bc assasstn Of tho Czar ia Alexander
solovfcff. He IS sclioolnlasser Of rargphcz, I'll
tic Government Of rlaskos. fio will be tried
hy thu htchcat criminal tribunals. The Prose.
cutor.1cncsa1, ecnator Llontlca, charged With
Tho preliminary inquiry, has -beuuu Ills lahoss.
The belief that thu prisoner took poison Is ef-
roncous. 1fo was severely tn1urcd'by tho poru-
lace. who would havo killed him but for tho
pot!cs.
COUNT suuouvALorT,
the Kubstnn A,nbnssatior TO England, loft Mon
day for London, to prcaent tts lettcrs'ot rccal.
TIE czAR TO THE PEOPLE,
ar. PETERSBURG, April 1B.-Kcplying to tlio
conGratu1atoFY address Of tho Marshal OF The
Mobility, tho Car to-day said ha wished, not
witlstandng nil Tint happened, to continue to
act in accordance With the lnws, but tho aulaetty
OF tho recent attempts at assassination forced
him nCatnst hts Tll to take extraordinary meas.
urcs, not for himself, but for ali, ,-for society,
for Russta.
APPOINTED nr LOT.
LONDON, April 10.--A berlin dispatch reports
that 8olovIeif Inns said ho Wns appointed by lot
to shoot tho Cznr.
HELD AS HOSTAGE.
VIENNA, April 18.-1ho NlhtlEats abducted the
Governor OF Cl,arkoH April 0 as hostage foi
lonloncy to prisoners.
, 1879-04-17

St. Louis, NO., april lo.-rfe uraaa 'ri nj
tp-.laY Indicted ati tbs owncsst rchae'', .,oot
sstayhcs ot tbs Missouri h&ate Lottesh
sixty In number. r.,,,ans
Tie proposition to impearh State itss'I ~ he
Uatcs, whiel, ltas buen dragging aluns ,,,oata ,M
i,uWer ilOusc OF thu Legislature tol f,nal
Ilst, was tlnalty de!catel to-day VI
ballot By 4 ulajurlty 0t7.
, 1879-04-17
A General Forward Movement Of
the English in Afghan
istan.
Tho Russian Rogicido Badly In
j,lrcd by tho Enraged
=: Populace.
horrible Roalities Of the Prevailing Plague
= in Morocco.


MOHR El4Hll64s
CARE Town, Aurl 1.-Cctownyo has sent
messengers 10 Lord Chelmsford with oycrturcs
for poaco It Is Thought however, this Is merely
Of tho British troops
Tic Ekowo relief column, numbering 0,00o,
started IN tic 18th ef s1nrch. Lord Chelmsford
md staff arc with the rcar guard.
All was well with the column up to the Both
OF Marct. Col. Pearson OH that day slunnlcI
from Ekowo that to could SEQ the head Of thu
renrson sIgna1cd on tic eth Of March that 15O
Of his garrison were iii and iiftY wounded, and
that only 800 Of hts men would bo able to asstst
tho relieving column for, which $4,000 zulus
were lying IN wait.
Adjutant Davidson, Of the NEuety-ninth Rcgi-
ment, Is dead.
Col. Wood attacked tile Umbcltncs' strong.
hold Oh the 25tt, of March, md captured quar-
tisS Of cattle. Subsequently 2,00u zulus retoo's
tic cattle, and on thu 20th attacked Col Woud's
camp. Tho Zulus wcre repulseu after four
hours' aghttng but The British loss waa heavy.
Baveu officers atsl seventy men wero killed, ILL.,
Guiding Capt. Campbell and Pict Uys, tho
leader of detachment Of mounted Boers, who
has several times been mentioned in tic dis.
fIs.Aee ,r,'' ~ 1.ss,"s -.
~ s,.p'',' ,.. s.''' ..,s n..,,... ~ 49, ~
anu ~%'a u Alareh' - SUI "A'u t"o EtnnudoHs u
Afotrost alll eighty Easutos Wcfo killed, und
nlmber OF eattlo a1la hoFsca eapturcds lho
British loss waa insignificant.
THE hos's
ut their meeting alnost unanimously decided to
ncvor rest satialled With less than thelr fndc'
| pendence. 1t Ia thought they Will adopt course
OF passive Resistance.
Sir Burtle Frcre lias not yet reached Pretoria.
':'@MoTc Bsitlsl troops,a hare artNeqiRf,,c capo
Town" u ~
49, THE MARCH. r,,.,.,
LONDON, Apf'' ID correspondent "tn tt'c
reliesahs eoluthn 1or hAoWe toteesapns 'fo''
inyonl hlVeF u'"!es aato u aiaFsa s'' lhc ~
llnVlns column aiter 'he afst uays marea III
trcnsllcu llcre. Htno ih''es hortA OF lueela
River. on n'tlstertnE to proceed the fo'lowl"t
morning ts'hss'l aV oho cap'n'' WA '"lsa'ns'
| 1t Is supposed he Wout beyond the EInsaa, hta
was cut oil by tie zllus during tho night
a few Zulus lavo boon seen watching Tho nd
varce from distant hills, but no lighting Is ex
pec.cd until April !, 40 Col. Peurson stgna!s
tlIat tho Zrlus aro concentrated near Ekowc
1t is intondea to Feliovo tho prcsent garrfson a
Ekowo With hattallon OF tho s[xt!uth Regl
to mold cut TIL tho graud advance Il mado Oh
Un1fnt. .....-.-..--
ADDITIONAL HaPoATs.
| LONDON april !o'.4A alspatca run f'oteT
marlizbufe says tae iofea wHien M @ reehptufea III
esss!e itom ~. Noou Nas sa,o'' stsoak' - ~
, 1879-04-17
MURDERED ron Ills MONEY.

NuEc}NI TlxpN1EN n 71H 177E''' ,u.tM
DuuuquE, la., April 10.-'ro-dny 1he n'a'as', =,
rct,,ntas Of .nuu woru fouud In lloe'pou
NsmalbIn. Thu rcn,a!ns proyu to 10 1'.s'' Il
u Norwegian ,ylo Disappeared Inst %ih'Ss, ,u"nth
il supposed he WAS murdered !uF H., H. n,.lpt
untl ihe bouy thrown 10 thv hogs' XIV 0-
IL prinx tnYestigasc4.
, 1879-04-17

srccte By one Of tho political lnsrectors, ~ n,i1
hts reporE dill not prove satisfactory, Ilis
mornlng Mr. flnylo, arrived herc wit!i, tne ti.'
caroa,l nE cUsn, which will 10 submitted 70 w
l.aiIroail md Wnrcl.ousu Committees ot.notn
Houses. 'rhc carload Is part OF consignment
Of 93,QQ0 bushels.
, 1879-04-17


IsD1ANAroLlB, April 10.-Jonatbal W. ps. wv
don aa,l to.aay that ic was still ut WORK .,, aup
ing up and prsparIns evidence to saos'sa'ut ~
ls stutctnonrs Us to Judge Huntington aa4 ~ ~
wi!o III tbs ate tr! ...s.t t!nt whu no ,rtr m|s
l,a vii! puetssA It., ,heu 10 satl Ju1Er liI ,'tt r
ion can tlul ont whu:llcr l.e s persa1',a'.s se,s
aput,s,htc. 1t Huuns thut ts tilsrfap,,0 T., ri
IL not to be allowed to rc1Ha,I ~ -, s1 ~
VERY iiab!0 10 psoyoko tustAes asla ses'op' ~
h1u
, 1879-04-17
Tur btAE-1,UnNEIls

HASTINGS, Ncb., April lat-1f'e e'su" N ..osss
belo.p the Jury IN tic Olive trial are ., s'O ~
Thurston for tie State, and i.a1.s 's' .+s ~ hu
tsase, occupied thu entire DAY, ny }ty it,
been out ivs hours, T!sete IL pfopa'''''
disagreement,
, 1879-04-17

6pseial p1pateh 10 1As 1s3SHn* u,nepi
McuRRaoli, Aptil 10,-A man py mp ~ hx,s
johnson WIS arrestetl hers to-s'aJ ~ a.. ,py
aleail,,g, Tbs horsu stoIcn was u .toka
session when takeu, Tile property "A'
MUIR QGGQrAll.
, 1879-04-17

-.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 16.-A motion to ro-
consider tho vote by which the rittsburg Riot
bill was indefinitely postponed Inst week was
defeated in the House to-aay BY n voto of 1ot
to 03.
, 1879-04-17
ST. CLAIR.

Spt<tat Dispateh to ma Tribune.
Dsrnoir, h1Ich., April 10.-Iho leu blockade
at l!,u 1t. CLAIR Fl4ts broks to-day, anu tbs last
gcsaui Of tho ttcet fast thrso has arstyna bsre.
, 1879-04-17

FIREWORKS EXPLOSION. .
PARIS, April 1G.-A fireworks factory at An
poul,he exploded to.aay. Seven persons wero
killed md r1pre nro n,!ss!pu.
, 1879-04-17

ali means uau 'snrown's vufm!faxo Conlats
Thuy xfs tho btat anErst, and must pleasant rem.
Cd3 known. Ayu!l c1uuteEIetta IFlcs, - cents.
, 1879-04-17

LONDON, April 16.-1ohn bright addressed
his constituents Ut Birmingham Inst night. lie
was enthusiastically received, The whole tenor
OF hts speech can 10 gatllcrcd from tho conclud-
lng senscnco, which was: "1llo Government
IL tmbeci|c ut hon1o anil turbulent mid Wicked
abroat. lcare Acui to the Judgment OF their
constituencies and tho heavy condemnation OF
history"
, 1879-04-17
,t>rIE Ntf,oN1l1INE Elis.

NABltyllLH, TcHn., April t6.--Co!iee.',s ,saed,L
cock rerciycd Information to-day 1',a,,:'s,rofta
Deputy Collector Davis un!i mum lian M ut
Eix Illicit tlIstft|erlas III Nofth h'1o4-
Over thu ftnuesscu llncs
, 1879-04-17

:'r expiration Of fifteen minutes. tho spcaker,s
L srrl .clf. T',crr wcsu no cries Of .'up on"
F'l 'ic san4amon statesman nat town a's'
ruslrt.
bill oi tho ground that II .srcnstt with thu
sttu I1nnrl ii Equalization, WHICH 'iifeet!y iclr
,csente.! tue people, nHl i,nposca on ~ uov-
esnor and otiirr Stn1o olllcera "ntles nnt son,,
nhjcctiun to tle bill wns the ATTEMPT 70 ~ up
: new legislation. OF which the supreme CaMts s..s
has noYur had mn opportunity to pass, a.l when
would undoubtedly bo taken aaEnntaRo ol oS
's s,'"w oi Carroll, followed In eareta,ly:pre;;
narcd tpesch, III which he EAvc cpt!tlenteu
stntument of tho lnn and manner oil !cvSlh4
taxes nnl making valuation tor Tue fats!tlR o.
revenue. llo adVoca'e1 tho adoption Of tho
sec. 100 was strtchon out b, rising vot' ofol
Tl'e sauo disposition was undc Of sces. 1o3
Silfcnell tnoyed to strike out tho enacsfng
Gro.s. OF saugsmcn, got ott an9t1sr , "f9stI 6:tg
ION haraaguo In faVor Of himself at'd oa'e
Xt tho conclusion Of Trusacll's speech, Aiitch'
Allen, OF Warren, offered the following
amendment, which was adopted: ..-..-.
aTho tots. nun,her Of tlies run ~ p,a,saen,, ne =,
road sud Tho Total number VI miles iun W pa.
snnaer, freight, and mt1ll trntns In The stAte o.
frcirlt maijs express, and MI other sources, niid
thu general operating c1psnses aaa to1ea tos ID"
cbittn limo ps road. ....
Atilos moved to amend Sec. 1ooH " x strik1nS
out ita vital points, hut It was lost by 10 to ~.
on motion Of Gross, Becs. md we're stfick-
en ont, and tho bill was ordered to thssa ssasa-
4Ies from the commlttee Sn copt'neent; s;i Fess, ~
reported 10 favor Of dtechargthE apoht AA'l Lie
ft0mmttfcA cJErkH. AuuDteua
Mcbride Introduced . resolution asking 1or
the appointment Of Special CosnnIttee to ~
ssa sssa ~ ssssstd esssd so9n trsa
hero Tor cxamna,9n BY members. fhe C9m-
mites consists Of Mcbride, CLARK, Peters; Fos-
bender, and Scott.
structed to collect sl7,00o from seiz and Swan,
The Insurance Committee ~ as ordered to re-
port tomorrow afternoon tho Senate bill pru-
ioit Co Eom
Crooker'a resolution Tor the election Of touF
Circuit Judges In sptefat districts was contsn-
uuti ns spUeial order to to-tnorrow morning.
lld Xppcllato Court ptl t5p2) printed n Mot'.
tug. After being pnrtIalty anondcd' 1t went
TAompaonj OF Cook, offorcd n resolution lot
f1nal aaiousninE MnS 20. Referred to tho Com
Several s1nail bills Of no particular impor'
tnnco were read for tho first ttalo and appropFt
atc1y referred.
c;nt,oM for boshssI,g railroads, aud signed bs
tisahEcra, was presented aild ruierfed to LII
Committee OF Railroads:
Thc un.!oralgncd, cItizeuR OF Tho $tait, respect
fnly potion and rcpEcasnt that ths railroad corpo
tng cxtp, tlonasa ratoH nf tariff for transportation
of Esa!n and nerchandlsc. 'rhesafose. y9uE psti
toners pray that Yo3 will appoint special com
mtttec to n1ccFta1n tho present actual worth OF tn
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alex with favor, aul my eldest fun with colcra;
but, thas,k Qu,l, VIC are we'll NOW, a'Hl hope to
f'sa s ~ rea u v no.t 5 DO a. nv wi ausy
far at,d as long aa arl able"
, 1879-04-17
TIE JUSTICES.
ACTION or TilE SENATE.

ACTION OF THE SENAIEt
sptctat Di.palcA to TAs Tf1bnnd
erntNarf1lpt ILL.,, April 1o.-sepator white
then ecut uu The following report'
70 tAf Honoroh't. he Frts1itns 9f ne stnals;
Thc Ypectal Cotnn,ticc, condstina OF tho sonatnra
frunn t,ouk Comfy, 10 whom was REFERRED thu
ssssf rs ss'ss s ,sess " ths psass s
t' tSs names of taa following NM Kpstha;
s'st t. Mor'.sn. psne, ssa!is, and 5exia Ws!sa. d
Justcs Of Tie Peaco for the Town o. West Chicago,
s,, E. S4sss s sm.,ts .aan u ntsStph ssS b. fs;fs s;S
Hammer u Justices Ut tho Puaco fhr tho Town 81
soulh ClcaIos Henry i. NanNn,nn., 5ehn n:
pesco tor tho Town of Nofth Ghicago; and respect.
fully recommend tho Senate adsi'o and consent 10
their nominas;;sns: ,,,.,,v =. In Inn names
Of Charles 5. Wallof a. Justice Of the 'Ieast 81
The TGwn Of North Chicago, and Peter Fo1te ~
No. aud rsconpend that tloir names 1e Rejected b,
wv. j. GAxFnEtI~
], ANrLxY,
t,Eo. I. Wnire.
We concur in the abovo report; exe9gs M "s TO to Tho
rejection Of Peter f0'''' j.. j.. n. Il n''' nss1,.
senator Wntc moved that the report 10 re.
cetvc,1. II was 50 ordered, md, tho question
boing, Shalt tho Senate go into executive scs-
sion on tl,cIr cunnriaatsona
,senator Lee proceeded to stato TINT betoro
thnv went Into executive session he desired to
know whnt tho charges wore agalnst''the aIs'
polntccs uutavofablY reported upon uo wtshcu
10 understand the OCCASION Of this opposition 10
them. 1T thia po!nt the Chalr oG.orsed tinat ".
iris matter would be tho pfopcr subject Of DIS
cusstun wncn the 8anpta wus In c1ac,ittVo acs-
sion. ..,,.tu. .n,.t,u
| With closed doofs, a1.l the vigilance. of lhn
!,t,t hia
| the result OF
TIE WHOLE MATT3R
| was us follows: =.
| Senator Bash took tho floor IN defense OF
Peter Footc, and rerIted thu mantfoli efforts
uscl to defeat hlu,, by lcttors sent to the 10y
| citizens VI CntcaEo that hc Was supported by
| Tie best lawyers Of Chicago. Iio knuw be #ns
| a good man, nnd had the indorscnlent OF ts;c
best men In the Bouth Town Of Chicago. lie
said Fouto Ind been IN tle stdo ol Me paople IN
tiiu lights that hayc. occurred In tho nlauauemsnt
Of the South 'rown boarti Mnl tha town "tta!sa'
Seuulor White Ind called on the GovrrnoF 70
see tllcse letters, but waH told they would be
nna IL, s9nt ~, 9at ,d ney na n
trict represented BY ths Senator from tug Soc
nud 1sash) yet ho rnn hts Jastica stop III t|'t
Speakers district. There waB no question oi
politics In thls-it was simply tt,at this maa wat
not 4 1T peraon. 10 chargua him WILD being !
pagty 70 tic hallot-hox stutfng schelncs tGhl
lad hccn carried on In the Town Of South Chi
caQo.
by "DY-dang Evans" THO spoaxer satd r.
didn't suow whot'rr he was or not, but he sa!s
(Icc'a) party In TINT district.
Senator Kelly Inquired II The Governor hal
| not had all thcke cli4rGcs against Footo oelor
i}n. md concluded to send In ills mama a1te
seuator Whttc-Well, my acquaintance will
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lAKNAH h4NN
LONDON, April le.-The American hosao
Paro!o won tho Newmarket landcap to41ay,
boating 1sonomy, Liua, ami three others.
leouomy was tiu tayorlto, and Parole the last III
tho bettinE.