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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Intimidation in Massachusetts.

Intimidation in Massachusetts.
Soon after tho last autumual
elections we sent a reporter into
two Congressional districts adioin-
ing Boston with instructions to in
quire into the allegations that mill
and factory owners had intmi,
dated the votes of their employees,
The robort brought to us showed
as far as it went how systematic
ally organized in favor of Talbot
Tor Governer was the employers
interest, and how unanimously its
representatives combined 10 coerco
the laborors and operatives into
voting as that interest demanded.
Our statements were copied by the
press generally, and they excited
much comment, especially in tho
South. Tho work which Tho
World began has now been taken
up by tho Wallace Senatorial
Committee Mt Boston which has
a power not possessed by the
press to send for persons, books
and papers. Thus far tho evi.
denco Is of II sort TO emphasize tho
discretion of Governor Talbot's ex.
pressed intention OF not again be,
coming candidate. Every witt
ness has testified to tho moral and
social intimidation Of voters, and
many of the witnesses testify to
direct threats. 1t is in evidence
that the Manehaug Mill officials
watched their workmen at the
polls and made them aware of that
fact; also that the Slater Mills Off.
cials directly exercised control
over the votes of their employees
and discharged several mon who
voted for General Butler; also
that meeting ut Worchester of
employers Immediately prior to
the election Enthusiastically inilu-
encod tine course OF thcir snbor-
dinates ut polls; also that the
foeman of the Douglas Axe Com
pany peddled ballots to his en-
ploycrs at the polls, In this last
named instance three witnesses
were very precise on the subject.
One OF them showed that such
conduct on the part of ioeman
WAS entirely unprecedented, and
that it completely charged the
political complexion of the town.
Another witness testified that mt
the election Of 1877 he had been
warned Of his disclage If he voted
Tor Mr.. CASTOR, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, and that
| in 1873 hc had been directly dis
charged because he voted against
Talbot, the Republican nominee.
As the testimony proceeds it be
comes clear that General Butler
undcrstated the pressure excited
by the mill operators upon their
employers when he made those
celebrated charges which induce
the World to take up the sebiect.
Unfortunately for the fairness Of
the cxanincing committee It's Re-
publican members have been
taken froln New Hampshire and
Connecticut. In the maufactur-
ing districts Of those States tho
dictatorial relations Of capital to
labor at election time or 30 well
known that these Senators must
DC expected 70 do what they can
to limit and paralyze the ihquir-
les. To read Their questions and
objections is to see that while
they regard the coercion Of elec-
tors in louisiana as crime, they
look upon intimidation in Massa-
chnsetts as a sort Of moral saus-
ion.
80 limited and unusual is tho
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
HOTELS.
City Hotel,

MARK TpRRtLL proprietor, Mineral Point. Wis
eonsin Good Wines & Liquors. Well furnished
good Stables, aud reasonable Charges. 90
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Avoca House,

HENRY LEACH, proprietor Av0ca, Wisconsin.
Teams and drivers furnished TO any part OF tne
country. Good Livery connected with the house.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
DR., L. NJ. j. Leonard,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office and residence
in Mr., Shepard's house on Jerusalem street
nearly opposite Jerusalem Pump. Entrance
from High street between Presbyterian churc b
and Shepard's marble shop.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Farmers Hotel,

A. McCrrcHlN, proprietor, Opposite the depot
Arena, Wis. Good stables and Cattle Yards
attached to the premises.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
{. Patefeld.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, and General lnsuran ce
Agent. Office over Alton 4 lluse's store,
Miflin, Wis. 20-tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
William Eastman, M. D.

PnSsIcIAN AND SURGEON. Office No. 1Ccad'
block. (up stairsi Cor. High and Chestnut sts.
over Deter's stere, Mineral Point. Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
DR. HI. p Mix.

Homeopathic Physician, Highland, Wis,
will give prompt attention to calls in village
or country. Olice IN rooms formerly occupied
by DR.. Cosins.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
DENTIST.
j. w. Wassall.

pENrtsT. Mineral Point, Wisconsin ONCE
over Gundry II Grays store. Nitros Oxide
Gas administered for the painless extraction
of teeth 30,
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DRUGGISTS.
j. B. q q. r. Mofett.

j. B, q o. r. Moffett,
Have large stock OF Drugs, Chemicals, Fancy
Toilet Goods, Cutlery, School Books, Stationery,
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils, Glass, &C Give usa
cal and get cheap bargqius. Sign OF the Golden
Mortar. II
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Ann SuhGEoN, Miner
al Point. Wiz office one dour east of Y. 5.
Hotel.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
O. @. Smith,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Dodgcville, Wisconsin.
ONCE near the Post Oxide Attends to the
general prs uiice of Law i'll the Circuit Courts
of the State and the County Court in all Probate
matters XIE2lf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22

ATTORNEY AT Law, Highland. Wis. Collec-
tions promptly attended to. ottiec over Non
dorf & Kreul's store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
DR.. Van DusanA II. D,

PHYSICIAN GNs, SURGEON. vf1t hold himself in
readiness to answer all cs!ss in his profession.
Onice at his residence. ch-3
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Dentistry.

offer 10 do work IN my profcs sion and 70 10
ii satisfactorily 10 he and all at tie following
.rices:
One full set Of teeth, upper 81 lower, rubber
or celGloid, for $500.
Gold filling inserted. from : 0n to $i.0l,
Amalgam. from - cents 10 $lj0
Othet filings u temporary material ~ for
prices according 10 quty.
ALL WORK MAitRANTED
Respectfully, Z v, MOFFEFT
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Dr.. w. H. Osborn,

Physician, AND AcooucmEuR, Dodgcyille
Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Wilson & McIlhon,
B. Ternes,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELLoHs AT LAW, Oflce
In the City Bank, Mineral Point. Wis. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
NJ. j. BRIGGS.
ALDRo JKSKs.
Briggs q jerks,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
Dodgeville. Wisconsin. 0fliee over Jones i
Owens store.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
PH YSICIANS.
r. Cosens,
Mrs. A. P. Cosens.

pnYsIcIAN. SURGEON. AND oceuLIsr, Dodge
VILE Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
DR.. j. Il. Wingender,s

DENTAL ROOMS. Successor 70 the late DR..
j. i. Coykcndall. Oldest office IN the county,
Established 1891. All operations preiorme d
with care and skill aud at reasonable rates.
Druttbtr zabmar3t.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-08-22
Moses NJ. Strong,

ATTORNEY At LAW, having dissolved his law
partnership, will continue the practice of his
profession ON his individual account.
His office is at his residence, where he may
be consulted professionally and candid advice
be obtained. July lst, 1879. 5O-6m
, 1879-02-28

warren, Lewis. nni Prntt. There Ia feeling OF
aistrust Of this seemingly innocent scheme to
save the money OF t',e people by authorizing tho
construction Of state gas-worlss.
- wALLAcR-RArrELETR.
This afternoon the Houae Committee on the
Judiciary by vote OF D to I. resolved to repprt
back Mr.: smo1l's bill covering tho Wal'acc- Rap
9,oyG i,,s{ abortion ' The resom'nandat!on
will not, lOWeyer. abanfon it.
MAsKEtf matt.
The bills prepared by file Maskell Hall mcet.
Ing ia Chicago havs arrived to the addruss Of
Senator DctanJ,. Will! the request to call n
meeting Of t''e Cook County delegation to act
titlcs: "
A bill for an act to facilitate the collection Of
wages. referred to The Han. r. 4. Barry.
- a el ~ 1af ~ ~ ost It to o,d amend Sec ssss. 3,
1eoca i ees, g. a. So ~ 10, a Il, q. T. 4s. 'na 4. t. t
M act entitled "An act 10 revise tho Inv Il, re-.
latIon to licnss,", approved March 1, 1874. 10
SENATOR y. A. Dcfany.
q eonvlcte. Referred to tho Hon. Moses
Wentworth.
bill for m act 10 protect work!ngmcn III the
exercise 81 t'le right Of tho franchise. ind 1nnk-
inE curtain electfon;l?ays legal holidays. Re-
Also resolution to n,ncnd TIM Constitutiou
SO as 70 exempt certain property from taxation,
etc Referred to Senator Artley.
this IS THE F1Frr-FiHsr nAr
since the Legislature convened, MID the thirty
seventh legislative day. The per diem OF tnrt1.
bers las l'ccn $225Si each. Leaving out the sever,
Sundays which have 'ntervrpcl, and there no.
pear only aevcn days which The Legislature Ina
passed u adlonrnnlents. lint this Is fal[a-
elous showing, for tterc have been no Mondays
or Saturdays when et!lrr branch, Ind working
quorum. Tue total cost OF i!le General Assem-.
Ply Is sl,600 per lay. THIS would make total
thtla lar OF $dBt 500. Tile people havu received
nothing III return for this except tho election OF
Southern pcDltcntlary.
Attorney Small. of Chicago, ex-senator Retidich
q * 0ttawa; William kcrn., of Moline, Il. Il.
t!nr.lncr. ESQ.,, Chcago, an,l James i, Root, of
11ydespark, haunt the Senate lobby irum ear1y
morn til ADJOURNMENT. They arc Sharpening
their little axes.
Nor: interest was taken to-,ay in securing
scats for u1verly's nlgger show than Ia u1tv
LEGISLATION. a good, healthy nIgn, for when
they propose to laugh and grow lat they arc not
20 liable to run into unconstitutional ami OK
trarngant Ways.
In tic Leiand dintng.room ycatcftlav two een-
ators and two Representatives drank scycn
bottles nf wine., The amount III wine was not
surpr1s!igs but speculation was OH tip-too rs to
where y camo from, rs the 1ookcrs-on knew
that only ono gentleman Of the party was nbc,
HiHl he not likely, to indulge lii stirh e1trny-
ngance. Tile lobby might hnvc sent Oh the
wine. put the Stock. Yards, capital stock, South
erh Ica!tenttary, Piscasorlai, nnu Board Of
Health fellows might haye pooled In.
Dr.. FISHER, who holds sineclro ~ Sccretayy
Of the State board Of Agriculture, has begun
his usual lobbying for cytra appropriations, ND
met with poor succcss Two gears ago, but pror1-
ises to get ercn this time.
, 1879-02-28

seross nopsss1 she ocean! ot which 1attc, II, ,,
tIa racr t,S extra sapIe: lse following
eese%es cSs9eh', c1S!s h'i;, I;eby,dis by isesss At b.
Cr!splp Frederick frana9s' ''oi,, BY The Rey 'sf
Gapt +. lron,c, ;r.'r. y'uest Son Of sl,e ,,.
usoilFsy Pantaaenet Eari of A"eehscnlsnt ian
ony Mni,. daughter Of kng IienN1x1 N1'9a' hyMatllds
'a''e ono nsmT!9i; wo,,f Of slephefs n.I 10 ia.s
Of Wcoff9ey Ms psm,astne ihat !jrcet sonosn
susSts: 3 si h!ai1ssssft ensS ' S',id.: ss!
" well known 10 aava ths ,",st be su1cieni,
ing Tue Information In matr",y',p! y 81 intsoauc.
, 1879-02-28
KANSAS.

o1ee4u' Dftz'"'c" ~ AhS 1T7oHH<
TOPEKA. Kas., Feb. 21.-A special report was
made by the Chairman a, tho scnn,oris, rnra.'
ttru.ton ConmIttco to.dov a, tI,,,r ,,,.. nn
~ Ho,'ttco to.nas' atatlns tnat deorgo
,na,tnoS t,a,a- 49,. s'o.. ms.. VI ,"e noase, nad
'',,a'a1 ~ uo'osa 'uc eo'tlee an that no had heon
ohe.ea ~ oue '''1.e s'So 10 Voto Tor Il eeFtain
ca1lttdate Tor Senator. and. on another occasion
prior to the election, had been offered ss Ynr
lila vote. src7ltntic, rcf,,rI - ,,t.a ,,,. ao
,,tt too tho ,n,-,o -, ~ w. sNo '''e eo''i'
."'s.Io ue uano VI llo pcFsoh or pcrsons ollcr-
iht hlh' money Tor flla vote, Hnl Chairman Ran.
dolph submttted n resolution directing that
McCllnt,ck ho arrofrnc1 NJ tto h.r - ~"
Uousa r., ons,,or y, ~, ,,,.s" -. y. e.o w. ~ no
at'st.>'" ~ ,,,... ~ ~. e''a'Eo u contempt IN
sc1uslns 10 olVu'ee fhc hume OF tho party or
parties making these offers. Owlu, to tl,e ab.
sonro OF McCllpttck. uction IN the rc.oIutio,
wa, deferred, mil to.morro,v ''A''A''o"
was o''s''e' ''.,4' ".soonu ,o,'on'sow. sa's.,,
MANAGER sAlTH.
the do!au'tlng telegraph witness, submitted
communication to tho House to.iay In the no.
turo Of tlefo,,,o nj ,hc o*,ttor ,s,,,n ~, ~. u.s.
Wsa,orr f1r,,,n ro,.,. ~ e poa''on tahon " 'ne
w. "'su.n on'o" oo'"pa''y' nssa asRIns TINT ho
bs allowed rehcaring oil tho question OF dc.
privation Of his personal liberty, aud TINT l.c bo
permitted to present other facts bearing unon
the roxe. rcso1u,ton ,yns s,fy.rsd ~ @poa
, 1879-02-28

eoo fnr tho House, over half Of which IL 10
10 taken from the Rcllefai fund each year; also,
tax.losy snfl]cent to ratse $4,000 rnorc each
1S7v and 1850. III case of a deficiency 10 meot
Other atato cxpcnscs, the State officers arc M
thori7ed to borrow the needed amounts. Tic
Committee nlso agreed not to take Tho State
0k Agrieultufn. -.
, 1879-02-28

! c...-,., - ~, ~ - - -
eo"lh'tteu on tosPoratlons' ZIG hdd fceoiil'
sIans anu .Wo bi''s on this subject and not to
'o.u' 't''' LII "ooh' 10 aa 'nSa't " lib eom'
"'!,.os, -...-
se.ntse e'oltntt Hhrnon inc eonatofs aEa1nst
trusting thss Saluab'o bli' 10 tue pockets Ok any
one,-a direct thrust at scnntor Fostlick.
! Senator Ncucc, tho fnrmur.lawYer from ttAlec.
donner," not somevhat oxettod, md lcrelcd hta
forcfnoor nennc,nolv A. ucrator t,o,1tck' In
n's Juuement' senator Fosdlek nnd MS Corpora
lions Committc1 never intended to make m ia.
vesttEatIou, or do nnythIng about the Stock
Yards monopoly.
aonot,r ,r.,,s &,.,,.
~ Eas,t.,. 'p'' aa. Msfrls eahe 70 'he fcMc' o,
latl to sta,,d the laugh. The Corporations Com.
mittec lio eaist, ought to havo tic bllj.
9cnator ;Innrs ope,,n,, ur hr,vo,r tn tbn
c,nroo,. T,,o se.p..,.. ~ nas1., 4o1 t'o
u'"sn's' tne Gontn'!ttee On AGflen!tufc nou
.S,.. =. ,. uus Wv ""o'o ecsolo"' ~ !"
'ae ~ 10 ''ot "'at'e up oi laWSofs Or men N tho
'ntese5'S 0! eolpotatlonss 1t 10 committee
'nado up OF tic bono md sinner" Of tho
PEOPLE. Flo believed tho Corporations COM
"a., '..,, 'aso m .s,. a.hu .o.1's 'oe t"o 1ong
'A'n'"' "oulu w hoshI1'e HOW
SENATOR posbfcK NALt1np,
nn,;natton, This afternoon hi, cnmnnj,,o. ,,rr.
r,.o. " h.,- s,o,,, e.,,,,n... .,',' p4o
po'es ~ Aeas s'oe"'s"'pPets on thelf Rrlcv-
anccs.
senator Delaney was sorry to sec such feel.
I'M, rhc bill. IL II l,ns INV mcrit ourht mt !,
hc a,ronr,cI in ,nv f.omn,t,,oo H. 49,. .s s,s4 "
~ ,no 1r;a+ a. atan,s 1v".',. H.. ~ "as p,uua
VI tlc ohion otoek'i aFoe, out wanted them
thoroughly tnrcstiaated.
Senator 1n,taferyp, Chairman OF tho Com
mittGo on Agriculture, believed. lis Committee
s,'oa 1u etaasu mu n!i on tilc sninc
Srnntc t,a ~ ntcrfcre Win ~. i,,r. ~
Ih. ,.yr,,sr ofTerc,l h. Scuotnr Fs1iE I'M -.
Cnmtnittee fntcn1ic to Fcnurt tn sa,n, liz, A,s ~,
hIII WA nntIrcy tno trans,,arcn. ny '"'"o """ u
Thc cjoynu ioot of tIm nr..oI I ucorror,t,,,
1nonsicrn not sevcrriv sn'rezoa T., ~ ~"
susson. s'' =. 'a"'e1' ~ Jus o's'
Senntors Kuvkcn1a,. md Ford .u.+,,n,;1 .,r
1nurs in firhtirr tSc ~ rnnrotinra T,.,,,Itt ~
pcnlln,, thc tlnIat" tnntor Fn.,lfct. nnrwn,,s;,,
sat in hts yhrri.c],aiY um sn1,n nrann, 's H.. !.
frr.tn..,m frc ""e's"3' A"o sp"" "'ouno ''he q
, 1879-02-28

L1r7Ls Rock, Ark, Fob. 37.-Mat. John 8.
Adams was examined by the Bribery Inycstt-
eating Committee. Nothing important was
elected except That he read u dispatch from
Logan u. Roots, dated Washington, 26th Of
February, In which Roots SAYS. "Wtll loaye
WashlhKtou to refute tho perjury Of FuFbIall
md Dswson." lie says Roots STATED In hIs
hearing at Washington there wna no truth IN
to hlln.
, 1879-02-28
INDIANA.
INSANE ASYLUM lRnE6ULAn1r1rs.

1 ANfCtu* 1tVHACH ~ 1H6 1}loUH6.
| INpIANAroL1s, Feb. a7--The cl1o.res apninst
| DR.. T. II. Jameson, President Of the Hoard of
Trustees Of the benevolent Institutions, md
Dr. Eyerts, Superintendent Of the Insane Asy-
lun1, will 6o made public ut rneetjur Of the
Committee Tomorrow evening. They arc culr1.
cl With tlie utmost carc, and 1t Ia Impossible to
gct glimpse ot them. 4 copy Is IN the lla1,tls
OK gentleman not connected with the inycsti-
Gatioh tlu rllH,or states That among The churgcs
aro thcse: That the Insane Asylum larLoys u
large number Of lncurable inmates, from whom
S@00 to S3oo per annllm are paid, and tbnt
but fonr arc reported; that persons connected
With the management rcrcIve their groceries
4t'd facl, mud perhaps other supplies, from firms
ana parties having contracts 10 furatsh tho in.
stitutsons; that thu clothing bill Of ono OF the
officers 1t TIC atofa where tho supplies OF the
Institution Werc procured was sottlcd without
TIC BOOKS showing my corresponding receipt on
the cash.book or Journal. The Blind aud Dent
nna Dumb Asylums aro included in tho charees
against DR.. Jameson, but not to such M oxtsnt
as the 1nsano. Strenuous efforts vii! ba made
to su!e tho Investigation, atd II no other neass
will nyntt members of the Commlttce vii, ha
,trrea In absont t1,emsc1raa f-,n, ~. ,,a..,,.,.
T.. sr 20 4.'''1 '"o "'eet et"tse
~ 49,. u'as' " ossaN quo'"n' eoap1alnaafs soy
that. II quorum fs not present Tomorrow eyeI-
lug, new Commlttoo will bu appointed ut once.
SOLDIERS uoalE
Tho c,,,ut,too ~, ~, I,,,...,....o
o.1.,,ss, Sr"'.t',e w NV iusea',eatson ot 1he
eol4'ors IONA haso aoo!lt agreed upo' the re-
Po1t lhat 1ue iEuHtees charged Tor illegal per
diem anl extrayagaut md Outrageous hotel nr,
trovr,iuu blIta rsncctol1y ~ tIo a..s =, a.. IN
sa"ta.n Tsa n,s'..ss ,..,,, ~ s"u s4sc oi ar.
e"'aof"' 4no aeastees VIII also DO condemned
Tor purchasing goods Of firm Of which
Trtlstuo 1Villturna Is pculbcr, Tho majority
Of tho Committee arc In favor of reco,u,nonds,r,
that tile Trustees bo removed from Office, md TINT
, 1879-02-28
SPORI'lNG.


,- ~ Hs 7sHI0F oJ TIE Tffhvr,
CHICAGO, Feb 2s.--ln rcplv IN ,1s.
IRON Ar. Jnn,cs Smith. to wall; mn I'M ooo'.seass
"!'' state hare wnttel at the n,ass ,v' h. 'Fs.
cd. but lie failed to appear, shau,a 's =, aopoln.
s.'i acs'so 70 eontes', he knoss whcrs :, s'a'Fh
s a'''l u u not necessary for hin to ooao NIL
% Gt will aot % eey ceyes s,,s any deposit he may na.
unless aeco@oaoed s ry by atfien!!pn fors' e
uEoNaE ", GEynn5.
, 1879-02-28
Foverish Desire of tho Grangcrs
to Got nt This Corpora
ton,
Shad.Bellied Approprlation.Sharks
Making a Nuisance Of
] Themselves.
An Unlucky Wight Tumb|cs Ont In
Front OF the Kansas Jug
gcrnnut.
The Telegraph Man Still Rotting in
the Baztile-1udiana 0ompli~
cations.
THE LEG1SLATURE,

THE LEG1SLATURE.
SENATE.
Special Ditpatch 10 Tns Tribune
ePHtNoF1ELp. ILL.,, Feb, Ex-senator Bent
presented hcavily-signcd petition nGanstdoVs,
And to ratsc revenue BY their taxation.
TuE PENAL COMMITTEES
having reported adversely on Senator HamEl-
TOMS bill to attach Mclean to the Northern
Penitcntiary District, that gentleman made
another effort to carry his point. The fact cx-
;4sts that Mclean Is twcnty-iour hours from
Chester and only four from Joliet. The bill
was finally ordered TO a sccond rcnding, not
withdrawing the Commttcc's objections.
The enmc Committee reported fayorably on
paying tho indebtedness OF the Southern Peni-
teutiary, aud the lobby sniilcd.
THE CANAL.
Senator Dearborn, from tho select Committee
on giving tho canal away, said ho and Disbeo bad
done nothing as yet.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Senator Kelley, resolution about roye-
nuc. Referred.
By Senator Fuller. joint resolution to re-
move the Capital 10 st. LouIs or somo village
near Springfield. His first attempt at fun, and
not success,
By Senator Merritt, q Joint resolution to ad-
juurn slne die from Thursday, March 20. Latd
over.
BY Seuntor Hamilton, to direct thc Com
mittce on Miscellany to Inquire into the charges
preferrcd agatnst DR.. John II. Ranch. The
resolution authorizes persons and papers 10 bc
Hcnt for. Adopted: and Senator Ford was
added to tho Committee.
BlIL5.
Senators Walker, Fransz, Gallon, Dearborn,
and Marshall turned loose fresh batch of
bills. :,
Senator Mcdowell who ut ono time had
driven hogs to market, recognized tho necessity
Of bringing up lnsgartls, so, on bis motion,
bills on.trst rendng wore taken up, nudt tho
1iurdrum voice Of the Secretary soon lulletl tho
solons to slcor.-all except lsi1s.lc, who had
James 2. Root at his car, anu Dr.. Cheancy, who
Ind DR.. Fisher Mt his cllow. There wero
ciEhtceu bills on first rcading carrying the total
number Of Senate bills to 351. On this date
two years ago the wl,olo number ot Scnato bills
was a4e.
Senator Merritt moved to reconsider tic vote
bv which Senator Gallons joint resolution to
appoint an Agent oi tho Suite to settle clafms
for Interest against the Government was lost.
Carried, but mother vote indefinitely must
poncd Its consideration.
REroRTEp BACK.
asnntor Hunt, from tho Judiciary. reported
the following: "The Judiciary Committee ia OF
tho opnion Tint the Legislature l,us tile right, In
propcr cnses. to pass MI act requiring ru!lroad
roads, This In response to Mr.. TallsafeTo's
resolution.
sonato l1nl es7, to repeal Sec. C5 OF tho Prac-
Senate i Biil s8, to amend Sec. GO samo act
seanto B!a iss, Juror.' net, with a substitute,
Senate l}ill J9, another ono To re,aai Arc iii
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l!'c o2opolnt gatnc, bctwecn t}allavh., -,
MeAfee at Folcy's, ll5 Dearborn ,,rso, ,al saa
Gyei'!tig, WINS won BY thc former. r10 ~ ~!
ai'e w'nners largest run was u, AMI ihc II ia,s 81
, 1879-02-28

the ANNUAL meeting Of tho Kcnn|cott sb,,.
inE Ciub VIII be held a the Thoma, run,.,s'' s'
thia AFTERNOON, at O'clock s|,arn. e'a'asoss
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OeueAioxy.

OoneAio4y.
Gcuealogy naturally does not play as great
>art IN American marFiage-uptiGes IS IN soma