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, 1879-02-17
PROTECTION OF LIFE.

Gpfctal E1TftspPndfhfe o. Ihe Tribune.
WAsllls0ros, D. c., FEB. 12.-Ccu. Banks ia
tlevotIug bis lust days III Congress to the sup
port Ut Il measure which hc entltles IN bill to
protect life nnl property ind 10 prevent acrI-
dents a,u. de'ayiug OF malls on railroads anl
steamboats, oncratcd by steam power within tho
Jurisdiction Of thn United Btates of A1norica."
Tho Bit Is somewhat rcgat In Its terms. II pro-
poses Tint It.
boat conpany who operate c1tsti,eh. cars, boats.
ur ships hy atcAtn paWer within and between hEy of
thu Hrsstal hta!es VI ths unltea smIes. CARRYING
cIty IT tbs lid Inltoi States. Of passengers, "
freight, Or aher from onu State to allotter Btato.
1u atlopt aud nut Into actual and continued uaa
on tue coaches, cars. steamhoats. OF engines
empuyea tof ea,ry!pT sas as var matsria or
raroas!s, or stramboats. suctl lnvcntans and in,-
contribute u lle tonfort. security. and aatuty Of
persons helng transported ~ passengers aver any
stlch raruad Or Stcamhont 81 well ~ TO aal TO ot
sac. c ma.s. ~ Nit ~ IL proysnt ds,ays In teis
transmission; nlso war material, Or other psopsr"
u, passengers while In trsns(tu uror such rail-.
tnth wascrs oEcE which sa'd United States have
Jurisdiction.
70 accomplish this he proposes that hoard ol
1.-Two Commissioners shall be appointed. tlIreo BY
Tho President nnd TWO by thu Companies; that
| these Commissioners shnll--
| I,byO full pawer 10 determine and authorize,
upon esidcncu produee1 betnre then, the usu ol
thurauEi examination lhescof. contstuHle to tht
| casTYin. lnt1 effect thu several nattpes cpnculs
| patel In Hre, uf tht# net.
Thu, ssnll ulso have puwcE, upon evidence pro.
luccl ncf0re thou to III li'e Eate Of compensation
or suyaty 10 bu pa!n for tho usc Of auch invention
| tn ths owner Or NwnnFs thereof, As they may Dc
terNliue 10 u'i00t and hayo used upon amy ono u
mnEe such railroads. Of kseanaoats; IllS salarY u
, 1879-02-17

3hfFd7<7VklW {fV15t FsG. r,
Whatever Hkeptleat outsiders may thlnk Of It,
tlleru are interested IN the keely Atutur Cons
,,any soMe Ut lhc strcwdest aaid uaos& wide.
awake businessmen Ia New York and Fhsladel~
pha. Il,ey--tllat ta tlle stockholders Ut tho
lompnny--hrd their annual meeting Yesterday,
A.ul Il shey haA becu shareholders In a 10 per
eentum dividend pairing street railroad, Of III q
hank which ilad doubled tho par valeu OF tts
stuck in u year, they could not have looked more
cunteutrd anI tsrisht, and cunlent. rl!v prU-
recdngs were, Of COURSE private, but tl.e fol'ow-
luz gcutlclucn were elected Directors for tllecn-
suing ,ear: John W: krely, john Marstou,
Js., tlcnrge r. Collier, William Hoeksi, Charles
Ii. Collier, Philadelphia; john I. Flaglcr. a.
llrFewisrt,, +. W. Foute. Jr, ": y. Mecker. W:
". Wright, Ehaf!ea La.MsoH, Y. \. 1lefs, aai
Frank &, Gteept Men, York. lhe ttetnbers Of
ss elniueuily responsible and respectable gen.
tlelnen, Wills Of tho Nsw-Yorkers Ar. Fluylcs
, 1879-02-17
FINANCIAL.

SARATOGA, Feb. 15.-Ttc Commercial psaA" M.
In cI,sspe az L. M. Pysncc, ~ Receiver b5 "3as'
Of tho Comptroller Of tue Currency: :, IN.
sr, LOUIS, Mlo., Fob. ib.-IAe oaleett 81 ,a. na
Lucas Hank, tls city, wit! announee, ,Ga't .ss ~.
row u,oruug TINT tho stockholdeFs o. .rs, ,ns' ~.
stttut,on have DECIDED to wind "n rs 1u,Is h.S,s,
Tie reason given Is that TIC profits On issr,,.
10 noL pay fair Interest on t Ia ss nesu tfaut
ierrcd to ,la slechanlcs' bank u y; ~ a,ps "a.
whero tho desposiIy will be paht ~ luz ou w
u,aud, and ali liabilities ut maturity
, 1879-02-17


Mr.. Willia.n II. Vanderbilt has epparrntty
taken ap the work which afr. John Taylor JoA.l-
stoh laid down, mud is patherlnE ons OF tho
anywhere to oe seen in this country. lila duurs
we're Hospitality opened yesterday 10 large
number of Invited gucsts, who found that the
collection, hardly vet two years old, already
many of ths world's most fauous n,
lists. Thcxc ore two Aeteaoutert,-oge, 1.-THE
Ordinance" painted in .lSdT, and purchased By
Mr. Vanderbilt fsun@ bsusseas collection; the
other, pieauru Of Tie Batns size, 10 by IT, paint
ed to iii. Vauderbils's own order, sud exhibited
, 1879-02-17
GERMANY.


Ban11s, Feb. 1G.-At Parliamentary
soiroe, Saturday night, Bismarck remarked:
" The Cuxurkaurf is not so ncar its end as
appears 10 be generally believed" Bismarck
stated that Ae hnd 10 desire TO rot,tEn to nb-
Bolato rule, otherwise ho could hase done 60
after lsGG or 1911. 1t wns necessary to ru.e
according to public opinion as expressed by
Parliament.
0EEMAsY WILL NOT FITCH ufoN FRANCE.
+; The iNontagsbta.t utates that the Hohen.
loho Embassy ut Paris las given tho French
Ministry very satisfactory assurances.
, 1879-02-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

TENNESSEE.
8pttfa, F,ispatrh tn The T>fenaa'
NAsur1tLg, Tenn, Feb. 15.-DuFing the motn-
t,g session the lion. ]. u. Savage, Chairman OF
the Committee on Finance and Ways and Means,
reported adversely to tho acceptance ol the prop
osltion of the holders of Tcunesscc bonds rep
resented by ten Roger A. Pryor, Of New York.
The rcpott was accompanied by n secommcnda~
finn TINT The propositton be not further constd-
cred by the present Legislature. protest
against the adoption Of the report was madn hY
III. Morris, WHO desired respectful consider
asEon of other propositions. but not, however,
until the Committee appointed to inyess'E1to
the State debt presented their report Tlt pre-.
yious question was called, nu the report adoite'!
by a vote Of IL to 0,-two scnatoFf absent by
tile vate II will be seGn that the nlembeFs aFu
about equally dyfded. On Monday the minor
ity rcport wll be submitted.
, 1879-02-17

OFFICE or 7HE CnfEs eIaNAt f,,,,r,.
WASHINGTON. D. G.. Feb. lila 1n,-.1ns'.
ttons; For Tennessee and the ohlo t.t's r.ns
cloudy weather aud rain or suow, wind. ,..sa sa.!
north to east, alleht changes Ia tcmptr,ln'!
and slowly falling followed BY rising b,roms..a
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower ",a,' ~.
aousl Valleys, notthctly to casses!y w,uds n nv ~
southern portion, cloudy weather and ~ ,nss ~
With variable wlhds, partly cloudy gr,th.s !.
the northern purttonst Nth q alitht .t<. II y
lowed by falling barometer. and no cbans,,s sG+ +
temperature. ~'s'ke u
For thc Lakn Reetbu, Increasing c}cua,,,..
md snow with wind t1lustly from Tia no.th
cast, stationary or slight fall in temns,.4a q
mud slight rleo followed br falling hs,ot .ss
Tl'c Central mississippi uni Dpoetr az:
Rivers will iasl slowly. ~''S' 'asa
Loo4t oAaxarkTIoxs.
, 1879-02-17


CEDAR RArsns, H., Fet,. ia snau named
r. ii. Bailey yesterday afternoon defraudcd g.
D. Gtllllnn, merchant Of Marion, out Of 81 600
worth Of merchandise by giving him tint
amount Of Mexican bonds, and representing
that they were our Government bonds. At
night Air. GILLIAN discovered the fraud, und
succeeded in stopping the goods lc1c, but
GaileY could not be found.
, 1879-02-17
ItEART-DlSEASE.

6prta. Dsspatch 10 me Tribute 1,.,,t
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Feb. io.-Aeoat 80 I'm u ot
this morning silchuel naydo,', ah o'a IT, .4s h,i
about 50, teIl deud Of tcart.t;ssase ,ouua nm o.
arisen, IRON excessive paln, aad WAS 1'u''
rs face. :, =, n,ovne. on o.
MkMrAls, Feb 18-nr. 4 +. pfSsIi, nb by.tr,e., sni
uur oldest Al.a most pFgn!nen,tt pIIllnnneI dt1i
iast % nIcIl, Of hcartiiscasc, at his Fe''eo'' ~
Ala{llt0p Rlrtck.
, 1879-02-17

Gptcidl Dt9,atcA 10 1As Tribune
1ND1AaAPoL1s, Ind, Fso. 10.-Ycsterday the
House referred to q special committee for re-
vision und amendment bill establishing
Metropolitan Police sysscm In this city. 1t was
reported by only ono majority from tue regular
Committee Oh tho Affairs OF the City OF lniEan-
apots. 1t 10 intended by The Democrats to
cunbe them to control tlc poltrc, III The hopes
Gf carrying tt,E city election tllss spring.
Tie Committee on the State-liousc lnvcstiEa-
tiou resumed its inquiry yesterday, afternoon.
The examination Of thc younger AIR. llodgson
was continued relative 10 thc changes In plulls
for the second story ot lle building. 'lheso
rhauges wore very numerous, asd some OF .tietn
wore auta impoftan hut they we're ot Il tech.
n,cai character. in answer 10 m inquiry u to
wnere tue wltuess had obtained the lracngs Ut
ahe original drawings, ats. HuJReon thtd that
they had heep sent to bin, With letter trUni
Mr. Meyers, ef Detroit, .lae arrhi.ecL. Tie
Commhslonera iust,nalc that their ruo.nb we're
burglariously entered md tl,.sc lraetI,as talts
obtained. The inquiry Mill be resumed Monday
eFEuuE,
, 1879-02-17
ncfAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

N,w yoeS Feb. i0.-Arrlycd, tho s's'1N
Grcoce, from London. o,.+n.tosn
LoxpoN, Feb. l0+-AFnsea ~ vs1r .oth
tho CITY Of Berlin, from Nc" ILL., ILL., Ft,os
Ohio, from phlladclpbta; az 1'4''"
''q. Fnraovfu. nc" fsb, la.-ArrEred, Tho e'"'
from NeH York,
, 1879-02-17

CIyctasArr, Feb. 1d.-At MailfsonriIlc, ncar
this city, last night, The Rcv Peter White, col
orcd, was shot Md killed By Andrew Et'drS,
also colorc. The latter Is an cnployc Of Charles
tIcwctt, farmer, and Ind been left In Charge Of
the house. Waltc, approaching In the dark to
sue scrrant glrl. was hailed by Endry, but re-
t,cIous tr1anner, was sflot. dying III an hour.
, 1879-02-17

HVfEIH3 IxH4lEN To 7H5 17@HaHR'
lHntANAroLls. 1nI., Ful. 16.-A, ineendiary
flrc tnte o.nIul!t destroyed tho statls aud shcds
Ut William l1cll Il Sons. Ten horses were suf-
focutc,l. Il largs eokcerusher also burned.
Loss ubout $.4Uu. T"u pul!cfmc1, ~ htteslll't-
INK tu ht.y4 tIurscs, narrowly escaped ttcatl ln-
suraucc iulplI
, 1879-02-17

NEW YoNx. Feb. lH.-A ase Tonight Al Nos.
J1s alld 30 Pearl street damaged the building
$3OD anil caused loss 10 Hcnry Wilson,
maker Of steasn lAhct.culting machinery, Wem-
p!e & Kroulletn, litl,pgraphors, and tho Dor
uau Manufacturing Company, aggtcgating
xlb,Dr4: ali Insured.
, 1879-02-17


6persai Dispuseh to 7ns Tribune
st. PAUL, MIMI, Ft',. l5.-&n the Senate 1h1s
morning, MIR. Williams proposed to amend tic
Constitution 20 as 10 prohibit tho manutacture
or saae Of intoxicating liquors for beverages. 1t
lacked two ot majority.
i. The Senatc this afternoon passed bill pro-
riding for roadways to the bridges being built
over the Mississippi At Fort Smelling; also thc
House memorial for i;u,d bounty 10 soldsess
Of the lutte War, With IN amendment Including
survivors ot tho Mexican Wat.
a b,l! was introduced directing the purchase
Of 5000 copies Of Cooley's Index Digest Of Aitn-
neaotn Ta1.Laws.
Over forty hills were passed upon ia Commit
tee OF tho Whole, most OF them hetng fasorab'Y
reported. ....
Tic House lndcnnstoiy postponed ths itnusc
bill providing ior tic cjcction Of county phYsi-
etans mid tic Senate bill Elvlna, the STATE Eapl.
to! lands In Knndtyohi Cuunty Tor the huppurt
Of . h!gh.school 1T Wilt1lar.
4 bill passed authorizing st. Paul to issue
bonds for a bfell-sctool building.
M Effort WINS detraiea III take tho bill abos-
tshing tho Office Of Railroad Commissioner from
tic Committee OF tho Whose 10 plaeo 1t On 'is
massage.
, 1879-02-17

8UkE1H1 EIApHtEH To 1He 17s0HRes
Fonr WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 10.-David Jones
was arrested here to-ttng On charge OF scduc-
Ing Mrs. James Mount, Of Eagicvllfc, 1ni1.,
while under the influence OF drugs administered
by him. Atr. and Mrs. Mount bear excellent
regulations. and the people ut Enelest'lc aro III
tenscly cxcited over t!lc affair, there having
been strong talk Of 1ynchIng Jones, who hurried
awar, but was captured here, as stnled above
, 1879-02-17
INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE.

:
MILWAUKEE, Feb. l5.-In tho United States
Court to-day. Judge Dyer instructed thc JurT
to find verdict OF not guilty In the case Of tho
United States aga!nAt Lutfring mud Nolan,
charged with consoirlng to deffaud the Pension
Bureau, on the groun1 li1at the evidence was
not sufficient 10 convict.
, 1879-02-17
CASUALTIES.
Arrest Of tho Engineers Responsible
for the Kansas City Cav
ing.1n.
Two Persons Burned to Death In
Franklin Uottttgy, pn.
Three Persons Burned to Doath in Som
orvilIo, lie.

TWO rERspNs BURNED TO DEATH.
sprctaf D,stttteh n 5Ae 7,ibaHk
P11TsnuRo, pa., Feb. IDA hotso owned ny
John Huyet, and situated In franklin Township.
Allegheny County, uas destroyed by tlre carl!
this morning. nuycr and mar named "asot''
who wcro sleeping In tho building, did ho1awako
fl time to Escape, aud were roasted to crisp.
George shum, who .was also an in.natc' was
burned 70 haply that hts ''so Is tesra'rea 81.
The building with It's contents was entirely do
etroYcd.
, 1879-02-17
TuKCE PERSONS BURNED TO
DEtT1.

AUGUSTA. Me-, Feb. to.-A frtehtfnl catas'
trophe occurred In the fillngc OF somer7iilc,
thirty miles from. Augusta, Friday Ephra!tn
1lyster and bis wifc left ilome In tho forenoon
to do eomc trading, tcnv!ng their three c''tldrcn'
aged 4, ~, and 8 months, alono at home. Dy
some means, tho housc caught irc, an'', boiofe
asl arrived, The building With the contents vas
destroyed, tho three children perlsh1nE IN tue
fumes. About rear a9o another child Of tho
nnlc porsbns burned to death.
, 1879-02-17

CLKyELAap Fub. l5.-1'te business portion
Of Bedford, o., Il smalI Village IN tho suburbs
uf ta's rity, WAS alu.nst entirely destroyed by
fire ~ al xaf.y ls.Wr lhls !MaFntng, Loss,
Sln,6tk} to 3l.,WN, on which titrtr Was an iu-
sltrItllcc VI $t,:aJu.
, 1879-02-17
Gambetta Addresses an Impatient
-, Delegation Of the Sans
- CulDttos.
President orevy Also Points Out
the Danger Of Soaring
the Rurats."
bismarck, ItarinE Gotten Everybody
Jailed, lIas Hopes Of Popular
Goyernmcut.
Announcement Of the Osat's Ratifoa.
ton Of the Dehnitivs Treaty.
The Plague.


COMMpSISC3.
pAats, Feb. 1g.-Tise hundred fresh par
1ons Of Communists ard oxpdoted to bo de-
clarod shortly. . q.
addressing n dcputntiun fno1n Dellevi1lo to"
day, tloclarcd ihns, tho no6ublio boing now
1t WINS tho task of Republicans
to mako 1t productive md restorative. Thore
was no longer any reason to fear the obsta~
cles raised by tho roactionary tArlies. Tho
Republicans 1nust, however, resist spirit Of
impaticnce and temcrity, aud continue to
act in accordance with views Of expeaiency.
PRESIDENT dREvr.
receiving tho Bursnu OF Council -Geheral of
the ssino, pointed out tho great moderation
necessary SO m not to asarm Provincial
electors. .
AaaounE,sE, Fob. 1G.tGen. Dars, Con-
eeryativc, has been elected Senator for the
Department Of Chaseuto.
4 FAT PLACE.
PARIS, Fob. 1G.-It has hcon decided that
M. Detroyat, chief editor Of tho Est9fetc.
shn!l ho appointed Dlrentor OF tho Oporn.
wADD1Noroy.
Loypos, Fob. 15.-Tho London ObseTper's
correspondent nt Paris says rumor waa
current on tho Dourse Saturday, which Is at
least premature, that Wadaington haa retired
from the Ministry. Tho correspondent.
however, believes Waddington not in accord
with his colleagues, mud his position decided
" precarlous.
WIDESPREAD AMNESTY.
PARIS, Feb. l8.-bfinistcrs Do Nibrcort
and lie noyer, on Saturday, consented, sub
ieot to tho approval Of their colleagues, te
extoud tho operations Of tho Amnesty bill Il
| offenses connected with political events prio1
| or subse1uent to the Commune.
, 1879-02-17

yAHEAA.
LospoS, Fab. 1G,--1t is denied that civil
strife prevails at Cabul. It IL reported that
Yakoob Khan IL collecting his rugimsuts,
which arc gaining confidence.
T4K PROGRAMME.
OAsuAHAu, Feb, lG.--1t IL believed the
British ao not intend to hold Caadahnr, but
only tllo pisl,aa VaE'sy up 10 kojnk.
, 1879-02-17

Master Frank r. Fseelaaa, ~. iosenttd, = y,
sa,Saas' Un,ss1:s's! @.enias q iof
sn1ate, lie machine msntasasss!ss has s,mli,a.
cboes oi soother, and no matter Has s'r'
tions 10 adopted, The apparatus
or wins.
, 1879-02-17
SliiciDE.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Feo' lo;sopddi, pddi,sututsal,ss4a
otss Sias.lt ), op psoiessloal ss5ysss !. T..
spstnss dutlns ,le sp!tssnts, .a,s,a,e! "a e4rs
Shooting Liuseit through Tue os'N'
a3tiKue1.
, 1879-02-17
RUSSIA.
CkLEu{kATtON.

ST. rr7EnsnuRo, Fob. lG.-'-An Imperial
mauifesto ID issued announcing TINT the Car
has ratified tho de1uitlve treaty Of peace
with Turkey, and orders hava consequently
been given the troops to return loaae. Tho
manifesto closes with THINKS 10 God for
lt,,ssia's glorious victories. The city was
illuminated tonight.
THE PLAGUE.
ST, PETERSBURG, Fab. tG.--lt Is officially
stated that no freeh easos ot the plague or
DEATHS therefrom hayo occurred for day or
two.
, 1879-02-17
THE RAILROADS.

THE TRANSFORMATIONS Ass0GIA-
T1ON.
The official report giving tic full proceedings
OF the pass-mecting held at tho GrA1d faclt]c
Hotel lust "Wednesday has Just been published.
1t contains but littlo that has not already ap-
penrcd III inE TRIBUNE. As, ot tho time tho
meeting WIS held, only IN outline Of the plan
on which the Transportation Association u
was formed could bo obtained, and as many
shippers md railroad oi&1cIsls have expressed
desire to lcart, tie full text Of tho plan, It Is
herewith given:
T,lnta permanent organization be formed, to be
called The Transportation Association.
Tho onjocts ot said association shall be to 70.
aks s!st tse Tes Of u
clicin1 freight or passenger business.
Ths Officers Of sa4 Association slsil consss of
al scyon nelnoarst Of which CoMmlttee tho Fresl"
dent snail be one. majority Of tho Committee
tty OF tho Committee ala bo binding until reversed
OF appeal 10 tho Association:
resent nj tho roads fannIng northsest from cbieago
one to scpresunt tho roads southwest from Chicago
onu to represent tl,o roads east fEom Chicago. ono
repfe.cnt lhe foads east from Ct. Loals. one 70
represent tho roads een,cring at Indianapolis. and
e Fpss Ssncmg a GncInna
ono ns1 year isosn jan. /. isis. ~''''
The Committee shall elect Cha'rman IT,; wio shall M
NJ frcc pnsses shal be Rtvcn 10 shippers Of
nny form oi tlckct bc sod Or disposed Of At less
thin 1csulnr tariff rates fur tho purpose or with
Intent q 5cght. or pa''snse'
In concert with ethcf lines Interested witt, thcm ii
e{ sSog I'll c. e
tho sccretary OF tho AssociMton}. good for nne
person only. mot transferable, and 10 hc used
ulY fF1t11 I'm
, 1879-02-17
All I't,llr WAYNE. IND.
Hn.cirIi f1ixnuf..A ia The TftbHnf,

Four WAssE, lml., Feb. l5.-1osuph burk-
l,ol,lcrs furniture factory WAS totally destroyed
By iiro last uirl!t. IlIu building was Owned BY
Cplyln Smith, III New Yutk. Tutal loss, Sla,~
NA. No insurance.
, 1879-02-17

AT ENTERPRISE, MISS.
EsrgHrKlsE. Miss, Feb. 15.-A t!ru Iast night
eausel !uss of 500, ,0O0; INSURANCE, s4D. .tHJl.
, 1879-02-17

REQulEsChT ~ Pi6Css, i;t1:s.
1ro,.sarol,,' s1 Fcp. 1o-rtot. c:tnI1s ;,aEis. a.
tessor u surxcry 10 tbs Ms4sa! uo,tsssi ut sssi,s.
scctuJ Merrtck's body In ilie pltsSS;n!Tu
AZ lis regular clinic last Friday '''s''"
, 1879-02-17

HUNGARY.
THE rRlME MINISTER.

PEsrn, Feb. 10.-prem1cr Tisza, speaking
in the Dict yesterday, declared that 1t would
have bean error Of taste TO hnso asked Ger-
many for auy service IN return for A',strin's
conscnting to cancel Article OF tho Treaty
Of prAguo. Nothing bsyona closer FREUD
ship could ba desired or cxpucted.
MA!,n UF.
The Upper House Of tho Hungarian Diet
has adopted bill authorizing gold rente
loan Of 100, ,000. 600 tlorins.
, 1879-02-17

4 story Of tho Napolaontu prlnoo. Imperial.
This storY OF The Prince lmpct'ol, At the Shoe.
husyness School at Gunncry, IL told by wsltcr
In I'rogrtss. "One young gentleman OF about
bts uwi ago ltnaainea himself sculptor In EN-
bryo, a,,d he persuaded tile Fr!nee to permit
hin to make q cast Of lho face Of Napoleon ".
Ia lhat end ptle Of soft mud wss
md thu !: Prince, knecllng. pushed his
face down into lhe SOFT nhsS courage
pasly, but, fcarlllg that 1t MAS not sufficient
to prHduco ilrst-rate impression, the young
artist took him by tho back of tile ncck aa.tt
eraln.ncd Altn tl0wn still furthet Into the mud,
utut ta.eu, when llo considered that tho proper
indentatlans lad been received, lie perinlsioa
thu hsll-s.rungted prIure to urlsc, al!d 9u and
wash nisusvlf. The mtxtnro of paattpr ot Paris
,ras yrady anu poured into thts ingen-
.ous sna.d, and:a htghty tutetcated crowd
OF young officers and men Rsthcred to sec
what success l,al crowned tls efEorta Of thu
regiment artist, Wheu the aosditcd cast was
,akeu out II loukcd as much like bell.neckcd
sa1nsh ~ anYtt!Hg, Tor tbs plaster had ton,t~
how enlarged tue original cavity LIFT by tAa
prjncc's muse, auI rau uuwn ilto tlle gr0unA
about ten Inches. T|lE Primes j0ine4 as heartily
u anybody IN the laugh. that burst out at thv
atght OF that carlraturc, but he retuae4 to poss
again, saving TINT hc stlnneht tley Womb nerpr
gst such another striking Il8auoss. IT. Is st! In
ll,u illeaA.roon Ut lhr barracks, nnd Il labeled
| Bust Of Napoleon w."
, 1879-02-17

CtSc1ssArf, Feb. 1b..-A n,tsplaccd switch II,
the yards OF Tie indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 La~
fayct,c lsailroad this morning Threw au lncons-
lux locoflo.lyc Into tank.cur 1oa.lea with oil.
Tho tank hurst aud the oil. ut o.lco taking lrct
spread unougst thu irr.t,t-rars OH the sde-
track until twenty bl1nett. The lhss to Tic
ra4lruau COMPANY ID estimated at ii, ,Un
, 1879-02-17
SPA IN.

MApuip, Feb. 1G.-lllrty arrests havo
best nude within a few days IN connection
with the discovery OF papers aud arms.
, 1879-02-17

i Yn1Acu rRoTE3r A1AlNsy KlLl.sAa FAorkc-
TON.
PARIS, Jan, Hl.-Illa memorial uf the Farla
Chamber Of Commerce to the AtlusteE at Com.
merce asvs;
"lt bshooves ypu to form 4 prompt and d..
anit!Yp resolution, unceraulnty being Tor InuAs-
, 1879-02-17

NEGOTIATIONS NTH Tl1NKEY.
ATHENS, Feb. 1u.-Mnkhtat l'aaha having
ths Porto tu sea.l him further ill.,
ircocu has instructed Lor Cou..
Euissiouars to rsE,aiu ut l'rsyeHa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28
MAssAcHUsErrs FANATICS.

Any statement approximating the truth
would show that New England produces
more fanaticism to the square inch than any
other portion OF the habitable globe; and
of all the New England States Msssachu-
sets takes the lead in propagating senti
ments at war with the wellbeing of society
and the peace of the country. This condi-
ton of things in New England accounts for
the presence in tho United States Senate OF
such pestifsrous men as Blaine, Hoar aud
Edmunds, whose prejudices obscure all per-
ceptions of what is right and honorable.
and lead them to battle for an error with as
much earnestness as honest men contend for
the truth. New England boasts of
its culture, of its schools and. scholars,
of its wealth and enterprise. all of which is
admitted. But II is. nevertheless, the hot
bed OF fansticisms, which grow rank and re-
pulsive, hideous and aggressive. New
England IL illiberal and bigoted, overbesring
and dictatorial It has demanded the right
to shape the theories of Government, relig.
ION and education which are to govern the
country. It does not to day boast Of single
broad-guaged statesman in Office. It has
exiled every man of statesmanship with
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-05-28
sDAY MORNING.. NAY a.. 1870.

viii remain until 10o'clock. going thsnos to
the penitsntiszy, and rsnaining Shsrs until
noon, when they will again vidt the State
The personnel of .'Blue Jsans,". q he Is
familiarly dubbed, is very striking. Stand.
ing six feet four in his polished shoes,
straight ~ an ARROW, nose standing in bold
relief against face with dark Greeley beard
with prominent cheak bones, sunken
cheekA long chin, eyes small and
piercing, mouth large, lips thin, he 10 man
Of marked appearance. When walking
he does not maintain his arrow.like
stralghtnem, bat seems to possess the stoop
Of age. HI attire Is blue cashmere, coat
neatly fitted, black velvet collar. Spotless
linen, with old fashioned stock beneath the
carefully turned collar. He IL scrupuiously
neat in his toilet and all his habits. He was
born near South Bloomfield. in Piskaway
county, In 1906 and Is consequently in his
seventy third year. He has occupied sew
erai positions Of trust, and served during
many sessions a. representative in Con-
gress, where his economical principles made
him favorite with his constituency. He il
wealthy. and the owner of q magnificent
farm at Wheatland, Knox county, Ind. He
is married, and has q married daughter
whose elegant manners in indianapolis
society have won her high regard. Hi
sympathies are easily enlisted, and while
making no pretensions to scholarly culture
a. a man of broad observation and expert
epced judgment he il the peer of many more
noted statesmen.