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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-02
The COlOred Senator's Wife.

Mrs. Senator Bruce is thus describ-
ed by lady correspondent: "Mrs.
Bruce Is aslender, shapely woman land
wears costume of olive silk and vel
vet, with bonnet to correspond, and
long gloves Of same shade. Her com
plexion is though Andalusian, and she
impressed me before l heard her name
as being Mexican or Spaniard. She
has delicate, high-bred features, sing
ularly full Of repose and manner
and bearing eminently refined; her
eyes are large, and have the tenderex-
preston so specially and popularity
Of Moorish women"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-02

American fruit to the value of over
$4,000, 900 was exported last year. In
1862 the entire proceeds Of such ex-
portations amounted to but 1869, 900
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-02
THEY ALL WANT IT,

Because il is family newspaper Of pure, sOnd
reading for the old and young and il contains Ie-
liable and comprehensive summary Of all the imPor-
tant News.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-02
Retrenchment and Economy.

The Legislature which meets here
on the first Monday in next month will
surprise many an ohice-holder by the
way in which it will go for salaries.
Retrenchment Will be the cry, and
should be the cry. Many an office
holder has position to-day given him
by the people out of which he receives
an income of from three to five thou
sand dollars annually, and were they
thrown on their own resources to make
"A livelihood it would prove an up hill
Job for them. Our merchants have
reduced the salaries of their employees,
and many Of the clerks are now work
ing for about half what they did two
wears ago. One Of the principal bus
mess houses in this city has given no
tice to its employees that salaries for
1879 would be reduced according to
the following scales: The highest sal
aricd men are to be cut thirty three
and a third per cent; the lowest ten
per cent. and the intermediate ones
are 10 be scaled proPortionately. Thus
far every clerk in the house has ac-
cepted the terms, for they know that
the times demand n reduction in the
expense OF every business house.
OF course the Attorney General,
Clerks, Sherifs, Registers, Trustees
and ali the Others interested Will rush
from all parts of the State to use their
influence on the members Of LcSisla-
turc TO defeat the passage of such a
bill, but their wine suppers, free lunch
es, good cigars and the ike viii be
taken without effect. This viii be Il
good move toward settling our State
debt "hoaorabiy. "-NashEiiIc Ban
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-01-02

In China they bchcad a physi-
cian who loses a patient: If this
rustom could beintrpduced in the
limited States large number Of
younr men who are now hanging
arnund medical colleges would inn
modiatcly turn Their attention to
80 iculture or some other useful
and harmless pursuit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., Jan. n.
SENATE.
Woman Suffrage,


The Vice President submitted me-
mortal from Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Susan II. Anthony and other officers OF
the National Womans Suffrage Associa-
tion, praying the passage OF a joint res
olution proposing an amendment to the
Constitution prohibiting the States from
DISTINGUISHING persons OH account OF sex.
Referred.
Syndicate Commissions.
Mr. Salisbury called up the resolu-
ton submitted by him on the 10th inst,
calling upon the Secretary OF the Treas
ury for information in regard to the conf
missions paid bankers and Others for
negotiating the sale of United States
bonds, and Mr. Morrill, submitted an
amendment providing that the inIorma-
ton heretofore communicated 10 either
house Oi Congress shall not be- repeated,
but references 10 the document where
the same is To be found shall be made,
and the names Oi subscribers to the
popular loan since January |, 1877, To
whom no commission have been paid,
may bc omitted.
The amendment was accepted by Mr..
salisbury, and the resolution was agreed
To- as amended.
Post Roads.
Mr.. Ferry said that at the close
Of the last session of the confer
cncr committee on House bill to
establish post roads and Tor other pur-
poses, he submitted report, which was
not acted upon and he now called up
that report. His object, he said, was to
see whether the two Houses could not
agree upon the hill in the main, by strlk-
ing out subsidy and other Objectionable
features. Pending discussion the morn
ing hour expired and the motion OF
Ferry to continue consideration OF the
conference report was agreed to: Yeas,
30; nays, 22 Debate followed.
The Amendment Resolutions,
Mr.. Edmunds moved to take up the
resolutions recently submitted by him,
declaring the validity Of the thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
To the Constitution.
Mr.. Thurman moved to adjourn. Re
jcctcd-ycas n, NAYS %.
Mr. ElmuRds renewed his motion tn
take up the resolution.
Mr. Eaton moved to 20 into cXecu-
tive session; rejected 10y II rising vote;
yeas, -; nays, -.
Several dlatory motions followed,
among them one To take up the bill for
the relief oi Warren Mitchell. Rejected
Mr. Elmunds renewed his motion To
take up his resolution.
Mr.. Whyte moved to adjourn. Agreed
To-; yeas, p; nays, -.
Adjourned till Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
GROUND TODEATH.
Tie Body of "a Young Journalist
Found on the Railroad Track
Near Jefferson City, Missouri,
Horribly Mangled.

Special Dispatch 10 the Enquirer
JEFFEEsoN CRY, Mo-, January "a
The startling intelligence was received
here to-day that the terribly-mangied
body of Horace l.. Hyde had been found
ON the railroad track near Bennst's Mills,
some twelve miles from here. Horace,
familiarly known as "HOll," is brother
10 William Hyde, editor of the R,PuJR
cdH, and has been connected with various
St. Louis newspapers. He came here
at the outset Of the session to accept a
clerkship under W. III. Seymour 1t
was genegally understood that he would
90 to work at once, but Seymour omitted
the name OF Hyde. This disappoint-
ment was great, and Holly, always a
genial and clever fellow, gave WAS To
despOndcncy. lie was last seen on
Harrison street Yesterday morning AT
nine o'clock, on his way to the Post
office. lie was looking in good health
and spirits, but complained to a irlem
that he had been unable To sleep the
night before.
Late last night the engineer OF 4
freight train saw IMAM walking on the
track near BOnnot's Mill. Tho engineer
blew the whistle, when the man stepped
to one side to allow the train To pass.
That man was Holly Hyde. Ii
was presumed that when the tram
had passed abouthalf way he attempted
to catch hold of one of the ears, and was
dragged under the wheels and ground
TO death. Mr.. William HYDE was ap-
prised of the terrible affair, and will
reach Bonnot'S Mill tonight to take
charge Of the remains. GeOrge Bauman
and j. H. lIawley lett here on a freight
train this afternoon to arrange for the
proper care OF the body until Mr.. Hyde
arrives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

follow the questions. Which last men
toned question the said Johnson y.
Camden declined and refused 10 answer,
and the said Johnson \. Camden, hav-
ing now presented communication To
the Legislature, stating that he dis
claims any intention OF doing all act III
contempt oi the authority OF the Legis-
lature or Ul said joint committee, and
that he is now present and valves all
questions OF privilege, and Is ready 10
fully answer the aforesaid question, OF
any other questions which the LeslNla-
ture or said committee may desire.
Ry Il therefore l,SDic,d by hs Legislature
Of Utd Virginia., That upon the said j.
y. Camden answering said question be-
lore said committee, when required by
il within Two days from the passage OF
this resolution, that no further proceed
ings be- had upon said report.
MIR Bradford made an eloquent All
dress in support Oi this substitute, and
was followed by McssrS. Pennyhacker
and Parsons, who took the same view
Of the matter They reviewed Mr.. Cam
den's communication; his opinion that
it vas straining point TO consider him
IN contempt.
Finally the substitute was adopted
without dissenting voice, and Mr..
Bradford Was appointed to communi-
cate the fact to the senate. During the
above, Mr.. Camden sat in the lobby an
apparently impaSslvc spectator
Pending the vote on the passage ot
II. b. No. IS, several members, notably
Mcssrs Hagans and Jacobs, when their
respective names were called, rose in eN
PLANTATION of their votes. While the
latter gentleman was talking, the clock
showing almost one, Mr.. Hutton rose 10
a question Of privilege and sent up a
paper. The Chair ruled him out Oi or
der and the paper, which was a rcsolu-
ton To- adjourn until Monday, was not
read, and Mr.. Jacob continued. When
he had closed, Mr. Parsons endeayOrcd
Ia br recognized iur the same purpose,
but in yain-the vote was announced,
the incNOrable gavel lell, the House
stood adjourned, and the members can
not visit the Penitentiary to-day, but
must undergo the military intlction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
HOUSE.

Mr.. Fuller submitted a resolution di-
rrcting the Committee on Ways and
Means 10 consider the feasibility Of en-
acting a law to eQualize the internal rev
enuc tax among all the States.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole BELL in Chair on the
private calendar Almost all the war
claim bills were objected to by Bragg.
The Committee rejected twelve private
bills. Those reported were passed by
the House.
Banning presented q substitute Tor
the army organization hill, and asked
to have il printed; il was 50 ordered.
Saylcr introduced bill for the cXtcn-
sion OF privileges to Cincinnati ~ port
of entry. Referred.
The House then took arcccss TIL $50
The evening session will be- Tor bus I.
ness Oi the Judiciary Committee.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Knott, from the Judiciary Com
mittcc, reported back the bill author
izing the sale oi the iIarrudsburg, ny,
Springs property, belonging 10 the Sol
dicrs' Home. Passed.
Mr.. Lyudc, from the same committee,
reported back the senate hill to amend
section ), ~ oi the revised statutes, 10y
proyiling penalty lor cmhclllcmcnt
Oh the part oi officers in the internal
revenue service. Passed.
Also, senate hill making the 22l OF
February a public holiday in the Dis.
trict of Columbia Passed, with verbal
amendment.
The following hill. passed: To cstab.
lish a District aud Circuit Court at Chat
tanooga, iur holding terms of the Dis.
trict and Circuit Courts at Fort Scott,
Kansas, senate hill disappearing and
annulling an at of the Assembly oi TIE
Territory oi New Mexico incorporating
the >ucicty of Jesuit Fathers OF New
Mexico.
AlspuTu.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Rad thls I.stEHr.

NORFOLK, Va. October lst, 1873.
| have iecn suffering with Itching
Pile. Tor eight years, and could get moth
ing % give me relief until ! sAw yOur
Advertisement in the Norfolk L>rs'tIaort
purchased a t.px q! SNayne's AIl-heal-
ing Ointment. AMI its use has made a
E,-rieci core. You can make use 81 this
Il any seTyIos 10 you.
NeTy respectfully,
JAxEs PEEEOKTH.
Conner 81 Water AMI Matthew'S streets,
N0rfnlk
The symptoms of this distressing cl,1l-
plnnt. Itching Pile, - a HiOlslBFe-lIEe
Precipitation, distressing itctiihg, -
though pan EuFuIs we're crANiing, par
tlrul.rly Al hlzht, when undressing uF
after getting E4un IN bssi. Oitsntiines
show. I,-.-t around the private part,
and II allowed ~ o,sbiinBe, very serious
results may f0lloS Klnenl,eT,
'-SEzyns's Ointment l. = pleasant and
sure cure, ailays al iiehing Al once, 10
suaytinz 81 burning ssusatiDn uhAisvsr.
IL Ais5 eun-s tetier, s4ii Theum, harters
Itch, pimplrs. sYrr-heads, rinz-worm,
and al erusty, ssaly, itchy skin eruP
ti0as Prev, 51 usnts = boz, three
boxes, SIS. s,,nt by n1l 90 any AL
drezs on rs-l-ipt 81 pTice in currency OF
postage stABEsi. by Dr. s~ayne a Son,
fhilslelPhiA sOA BY all Prominsni
dru1gistA
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THE CREAM OF THE NEWS.


Subscription. o. the four pr ceut-
ban s.zrs Thursdays rclari, S:1a,-
lon
Want 4 tine comPels the Committee
bR Commerce tO postpone further 1,u-
siieration u the tlli - slve re.Hster- 70
ioreign built shiIs puHhAs-t by Amer
can citizens.
National tanks are ozilel i1 report
their condition At TIE tl1se q bu.ine--
on January -
The SECRETARY q tie Treasury bar
called ior -. 0.0uo,0 ,0O ave-iWeuiy bonts.
German and Austrian auth0rIties are
adopting precautionary measures against
the plaque nON rsgzng N kussiA
The senate Committee have dsi,ls-i
10 repori adversely 90 the New lork
Nominations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
THE CHEYENNES.


CngytNNr WIS, January 2i-"FoH
Robinson. Nch. January - Captain
Vessels command arrived in camp this
afternoon. bringing the dead bodies Of
Sergeant Tasgart. Priyates Brown, Ne
bon and p,hlui-c, the latter having died
un the road, also the wounded and :
Chcycuuc prisoners, . squaws and I
children, IT whom are wounded. U
the o captured, one buck and one squaW
lied before reaching here. They
we're carefully searched, and
but two small knives found.
CAPTAIN Vessels wound is very slight,
ami those oi Sergeant Ambrose, Ser
gcaut Reel and Woman's Dress AN
Indian SCOUT are dangerous.
The Board meets at this post tO-mpr-
rlW 10 make an investigation into the
whole affair. IL j. comTos,zi oi MAJOR
Evans. Third cavalry, and Lieutenant
SCHUYLER, aid-de-camp % General Crook.
an the Indians nos here are under
strong guar1, and will be taken 20 Port
Layenworli. Private lIantz, company
II. Thiri cavalry, who Was wounded
the lay after the outbreak, die'l in the
hospital today.
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Or,in Elevator Burned.

TuLEDO. o. Jan. p Dayton 4 Michi-
gan railroad comPany's elevator b, with
contents, consisting ut 10000 bushels
oi gram, mostly corn, was entirely lie
Stroycd hy fire Al noon to-day. Estim-
atrd loss, SSl,OO; insured in Cincinnati
Tor 5000, insurance on grain, 1000
The tire started in the cupola and Wa
probably caused by friction in the
machinery.
The building vas erected in lS5", Cust
SN. N.uuD, AMI Was the smallest ui the
company's elevators az this point. hay-
ing a capacity Of 10000 bushels ut
gram. The grain in store Al the time nj
the fire was owned by various crmInis-
slon firms oi this city. There were l2J,-
90 bushels ui Curn, lnOLO hushcl, OF
wheat aRi AZ 600 bushels oi tiaXse,i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

WASHINGTON. January .n.-l A. ~
fuG the TeRnes~ce, Ohio NAlley warm
south 10 westerly, yeeTing % coldeT
northwest winds, parity cloudy wealth
er, stationary or slowly rising tempeTa-
ture.
FOS the Lover Lake.. southwest -
northwest wiRds, sith partly 0lOudy
weather, followed during Saturday
Righs by main. hGrometsT Ahd lOwSr
temISEAture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Brown, Johnston, kirtley and Tarr,
not voting.
Senate then went into executive scs-
sion iOr tho consideration Of appoint
msnts made by the Governor and the
floors were cleared.
LEGISLATIVE LACONICS.
Pryton is at his desk again calling out
for "TaylOWe, while Taylor Is wonder
ing who the devil PeytOn means, any
how.-Nlr .NutiHWWy DgHOrrdi.
The entire number of bills offered in
the last Senate was, exclusive OF Substl-
tutes, one hundred and ninety two.
The Clerk was reading paper the
other dAy when il tluttertd out Of his
hand % the floor. \ youthful member
forgot where ho was and called Out
Time"
One OF the Senators says he knows
where A. I. Stewart's corpse may be
found. 1t occupies the chair Ol the
senator from --.
The senate had thirty lady visitors
yesterday.
The Senate floor and gallery were
packed with spectators during tho dis
cussion on the Camden matter.
Hon. j. y. smith, sf Bellairr, was i'm
the Senate Chamber, Yesterday alter
noon.
4 mcasu TO il pending before the SEN
ate 10 purchase number OF copies OF
John r. Kelly's coditied statutes o,
West Virginia, Tor the u>e ot state otiI-
c.als.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
Ranair OR Har,s Ttme..

stop spending - much GA tEr clothes,
nCh tls.l ani siylt. But Eooi healthy
iu.oi, cheApeT amt better clothing get
nOrc Ueal and substantial things OF lille
every Wsy, and espeJlSiiy stop the fl-nl-
ish habit II running after expensive Or
Quack ,ioct0Ts or using - much II The
viie humbug meiicIRe that doss ven
oaly harm, and makes the proprietor
rich, but put your trust IA the greatest
Ot all simple, pure reme,ties, Hop Bit
tiers. that eures always al . triring cost,
and yOa Slf see betteS times and EOSi
health. ReSi II IL Ia another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
FORT WAYNE, IND.


EaEr WAYNE January zA-Ihe deal
t-,iy which Tell uut oi the trunk al the
Jackson AMI saginaw RailFUad depot
yesterday morning uruyc,l op b. that oi
lance IAttie a yoaug inaH sliO dluI a.
Waterloo on SuI lay Of lanE iey,T. lI,-
buiy Was taken iruIh tHc cemetery
promptly after burial. sal fTrHarlr-l -
this city ia lhe use Il the Mailcai Col
'r., iIis brother came ~ tn city g.
lay alter the hasiy, Which W4. taken
~ ~ Mafarlnn fhF u .nteTHlr Ii
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

Ma loEN. January 34--AUgUstus
Phillips 'ouity Guyft' j, sni hIs uii--
iRss, MARY Hoopley, quaue.lcd this
u4oTu5Rg AZ ~ West sixteenth street,
anal she shot hlul in the side, Il =
thought, fatally. About hour hours
Phillips Attsrkeyi the v0man and t-ssi
amt kickei her - severely that her HE
= saii "a II IN danger. Both Were
taken T. the hnspiiAl IA An Ambgl4nos,
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win OF RaHArd TAYLOR.

PmlApELrHIA, January 2l-Bdyard
Tavlur's will has been admitted To- pro-
bate. John J. Pinkcrton and Charles
b. lanhan are the executors. The
sword ui >hillcr presented 10y William
Nakppeace Thackcrdy tn Taylor, il or
drrcd deposited IN Schlllcr's housc in
Germany, among the other relics OF tho
poet. The unpublished writings arr left
t. his wife and q. III. Boxer, President
of the Union League, ot this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25
THE OUTRAGE MILL.
Testimony Before the Teller
Committee.

New ORLEANS, January 24.-BeiOre
the Representative appointed by the
Teller Committee, NJ. J. Cunningham,
member OF the Legislature OF Natchit-
oches, testified that the general tenor OF
the testimony OF the witnesses on the
Republican side, 10 the effect that the
conspiracy on the part OF the Democrats
Ia break up negro meetings for political
effect, such testimony was unquahiicdly
false. There was no organized bands
such as Bluunt describes Our action
against Blount and others Was
taken for protection, they hav-
together burn the town. Ii was re-
ported that Blount had ten or twelve
armed negroes in his house. After q
consultation We concluded that II would
not bee sale To- allow him t. remain
there. Witness VAS acting cmci ut
police. The affair was quietly managed
and no violence or Punishment was con
trmplatcd. 1t was solely Tor the pur
pose Of preserving the peace that We Ic'
termined Ia arrest HIM and no violent
threats were made a. stated 10y Blount
and wife. Witness considered Brcdl :
witnesses the most blood thirsty
men lac ever saw. When they were
acting with the Democrats they pro-
posed to Kill the Republican leaders. 1t
was natural for us To- think that when
they turned over to the other side they
would propose To- Kill us.
The testimony ot the witness through
ont was contradictory OF the Rcpuh!i-
can witnesses, except as to Bl"unt,
Brrdis. and other being advised 10
leave the parish, but thc witness said
the cause was not political He de-
cliucd To- express an opinion a. 4"
whether it would be- sale ior HloUnt ami
Brcdis to return, they having done great
injustice To- the whole people of the
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FOREIGN.
Precautionary Measures Against the
Plague.

Precautionary Measures Against the
Plague.
VIENNA, January 1.-THE German
aud Austrian delegates have agreed 10
propose L. the International Sanitary
Commission, which meets here to-day.
for immediate adoption the following
measures: Despatch doctors to the III.
irrtel districts i'm Russia u study thC
character progress and local extension
of the plague; the complete prohibition
ni the importation Of all merchandise
from the infected region, AMI certain
articles coming from any portion Of Rus
sia, and, finally, 4 quarastInr
# twenty days against all the
eastern and southeastern frontier sta
tiuuf and on all persons comm. irum
the infected districts.
The Austrian Government intends
introducing hiil VA the Erirh-ta. Tor
meeting the extreme measure against
thn plague
Tho Russian representative arr rN-
pcutci to-day tp attend the first meet
ing Of the Sanitary Commission.
Royal Marriage.
~ PETERsB, ED, January ~ Grand
Dlcur- Anast,,-ia, daughter Of Grand
Duke Michael, was married TODAY tp
Prince Frederick 81 Mr,AlvUburs
Schwrrin. at the winter palace, With
great ceremony. The city j. Illuminated
tonight. /, brsas were sung IN
an the churches and bclls will continue
ringing thre, DAYS.
Afghan AhAirs,
r. PETEE,ByEu, Jan -i.-IEe G.+a
-lys utat England b. 3 f..u sovereign
m AirhAnistan and has every chance
iur carryinsthruu.h hrrplau- IN A-lltlg
Turkey The Gu-ai,. saYs ! akp'h Khan
has feel Aighaai.tan.
Threatening 70 Resign.
PNRIs. Jan. - 1t b, sdid that ires:-
dent MarMahou told Gre,y, President
Ii the Chamber uf Deputies. that hr
would resi,a should the Chamber inn
r..l.l IA. ir.-pl.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-25

BAR SILNER-l.lUi.
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Strong.
STATE BONDs-Dull.
STuCKs-1he stock market was more
active than iur a long time past, ami the
aggregate transactions were larger than
on any single day for years. In early
dealings there was an advance Ot lta2i
per cent, the latter lor 81. Louis, Nan
sas City and Northern preferred, the
granger shares, Lake shore, Erie and
the coal stocks being also prominent In
the improvement. After midday, how
ever, a break Of l(G2l per cent. o.
CURED in st. Paul, Delaware, lacka-
wanna and Western, and Cleveland, Co
lumbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
which only slightly affected the general
list. Towards the close, under "A most
pronounced buying demand, the entire
list again moved upward, Michigan Cen
tral advancing -, and the balance of the
list l(d2 per cent, with the highest
prices of the year generally current in
final dealing. The recent activity and
advance in II. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern is based on improved earn
ings, and an impression that the
road has arranged for an al
vantagcous connection. The firmness
of Erie securities at London
strengthened the stock here, and the
report that the connection with boston
was now assured, also had favorable
effect, while Northwestern and {. &. &.
4 l., were active and strong IN the con
tinuod favorable reports oi condition.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, Of which 10000 were Erie, i3,OW
Lake shore, 600 OWabash, 1900 North
western common and 1900 preferred,
$4,000 It. Paul common and 1900 pre-
ierrcd, I7,gO Delaware, lackawannn
and Western, 500 New Jersey Cen
trail, 800 Morris and Essex, W,Oo
Michigan Central, 300 g., C.. {. Il l.,
!, 400 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
2.OOO c. G.. 4 | C., 800 st. Joe, 10000
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 800 Western
Union, l0,OU It. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern, and 400 New Jersey
Southern.
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Ohio LeElslature .

CoryNBys. January ~ In the House
bill wSs Introducci g. ry,juo the
homestead exemption in real estate from
81 go o. 500. and personal prupyrty
irom $50 % S3iO The lluu~e bi!i 10
regulate ths Transportation Il frcight ca
railruais - A. 30 VlAcc timber ant
stoves in the same class a. ~ iron, SAs
ltfratf,l