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, 1879-05-01

plan Of having tho Ministry agreo with
the House or 60 out OF Office. II wo do not
adopt that p1an, Int morally Lavo tho Cabinet
attend tlio meetings Of Congress to ornte,
t1lon tho proposed systom locomes absurd.
When Mr.. pxxpLEroS prepared tl'ia measure
In tho House some years ngo. II waa opposed
by Mr. Cox, thon OF Ohio md now OF Now
York. That gentleman l1saectesf tho bill
most akiilful'y. Ills spuecl,, which was ono
Of tho best Of bis mnny ab'o ones, killed the
bill instanter. its rilIculo was so Irresistible
that tho Cahinot-In. Congress 4s1Sasnrc par-
iahod a. its birth. During tho Jonra that
Nj. PExnhEroN has been ont Of Congress lo
l'a4 been broodinY orcr tho fato Of lIis pct
schemu, and now, upon his return, repro.
dnces IL revised, corrected, and improved.
It. will hardly need SAM Cox's wit to over
wholn, 1t again.
, 1879-05-01

We aro glad to 10 ablo to announce TINT
the su,n OF $4,000 In oash has been raisetl In
Chicago and forwarded to Kanshs for tho
relief Of the colored refugees. ALI who wcro
called upon for contributions not only rv-
spouded promptly apd choorfully, but cx.
pressed themselves as glad Of tho privilege.
Tho subscription WIS 8sartcal at noon, mt!
bsforo 8 o'clock 1890 lad boon COLLECTED,
aud the Kansas Committee wero tolcgrnrllal
to draw for the amount. Nothing like q
thorough onnyass has been matlc, but
u fow individuals aud firms to whom,
The mnteor was presented gave the entire
amount. This will no doubt accomplish, a
grcat deal of good, but much moro is needed,
as those needy refugees are numbered! BY
thousands, aud thoy are destitute OF cycry.
thug Thoso IL no intention OF supporting
them In idlotoss, bnt funds will be required
to transport them To points whore thuy can
find employment, md 10 furnish temporary
relief to tho women and chidron aull tho
aged ana sick. l'ultlp D. An,1ovH, Eyu.,
No. lhB Washington street, will continue 10
roceive and forward any contributions for
this purpose,
, 1879-05-01

31r. PExpLEros, of Ohio, IL m inventor.
Ills original invention was the issue Of greeu-
bucks when they wero worth 10 conts OH
tho dollar, md their use in paying of tho
go bonds. Thoso bonds have now oil been
taken up, and that patent has beco,no ,tao-
less. His other patent WINS to require every
President TO hayo an oratorical Cabinet.
Whom ho was ii Congress l,ofore.--that
III, during tho War,-hs proposed
bill to have tho Cabinet officers
attend tho meetings Of Oougross and par
ticipato in tho debates. That bill was in-
touded to assimllate 10 ao,no extent onr
Legislative md Executive branches Of tho
Government with those Of 0reat britain.
Tho attempt must 10 failure, uuloss We
havo a revolution n the form Of The Goysra-
lnout. III Circuit nrisaiu aud other European,
countries all legislation Of m important
character Is proposed by tho Government.
Such thing as 1Iouse Ut Commons op.
posed to tho Ministry is an lmpossibility.
Tho moment aley Disagree, then the Minis
try go out Of Office Or Parliament Is dis
solved. Tho Government proposes all leg[s-
lation OF Naiional character. Tho House
debates, approves, and accepts 1t. If tho
Ministry insist on my measure aud tho
House refuses 10 acocpt II, then the Ministry
rosIgn, aud II now ono agreeing with tho
1louse ia appointed. The Executive aud tue
Legislative branches, therefore, Must always
agroe, and IN that case, w the legislatiou
proposed proceeds from, lie 1linia.ry, It Is
appropriate and necessary TINT tho alinls-
Tors shoull participate In tho discussion and
hayo cents in Parliament. Our theory OF
government makoa tho Legislature aud tho
Executive wholly Independent Of eaoh other.
Legislation Ii to originate With tho Congress
exclusively, aud tho Executive has oaly tc
nccopt II or veto 1t, whom Congress, II 80 dis
posed, tnay pass It notwithstanding the vsto.
10 adopt the English plan will bo to reduce
tho President to moro official cipher, and
practically commit all Executive power to {
committee Of tho House OF Representatives
lhs whole systeua III clwcks and balances
devised by our Constitution will bu abol
hhed by adopting the Cabiuot.iu. Con
| greg. syYle1a II No follow the Engli4l
, 1879-05-01

The Now Orleans Times Of tho eth giyos
tho details OF another outrage upon tie
1ndians, this time In New Mexico. The
Apaohes hive left their reservation ut Ojos
Callcntes and aro at large In tho Ban Alatro
Mountains, their Chief, YloTon1o, declaring
that ho aud Ills people will die rather than 60
back. The cause OF tho stampede WIS the
promu!gation Of IN orlor for them to go
upon the Fort Stanton reservation. Thoy
woro first Unsigned to largo reservation
kbound!ng In game aud well watered, at Fort
Tulerosav Spectators having influence set
at work and got the1n removed to Ojos Cali.
pates, serlos Of warm springs at tho base Of
The Ban Matro Mountains, aud then bought
the reservation for 1900, which hAq cost
, 1879-05-01

nue. amounting IN oil to perhaps s''"'ooo'"
on.
Iherc IL no scrip iof !s'" or lo'' out
standing; nh ms ooeh pan' an" toRoh nr'
TINT for 1878 VII! DO promptly l'a'a ~ tho
tax IL coi'ectea. iho 1oeaaty OF t"eBo inter
cese'hcatos hns ooen "intaou W 'no supreme
Court
This record Of tho City Government OF
Chicago stands otst In brilliant conttast with
that Ut other citiea In tho country. While
overy CITY III tho land Inns been ndtllng 'ar8o
auna nnnnAlly to its debt md to ils current
expenditures, Chicago has boen ray'ng oil its
dobs md reducing taxation, mud at The eano
timo Inns never boen no ably, oinclcntls' nnI
wisely governed It required co"fago "nu
perseverance 70 "ttaok mud resltco TIC army
OF persons on tue aalary list but the Council
elected IN 1910, and those In os'lco Until last
woek' havo been faithful to thoIr trt'st They
have doilcu tic Threats nnt[ blantaishlnonta OF
thoso IN oilioe ona those Hooklng ofilee, anl
, 1879-05-01

At no timo alnco tho pendoncy Of tho
Electoral contest of 1sTt.'71 llnyo tho Demo-
orAts III Congress. bcch confronted with 30
serious problem rs TINT which Mt present
cngngos thoir undivided attention. via:
What to Do About tho voto. Tho ffonso
and sonate caucuses grnprled with It yestor-
t'ay, but woro ,,uablo to arrive ut nny con-
ciusion touching flturo ncsion furt1ior than
to ngrco that tho question Of pasaing tho
Army bill over tho Presidents veto shall
la voted on in tho Ilonso to-tlay
without t1obatc. Beyond this nothing. The
Joint Caucus Committee aro oxpootod to con-
fer together and devise somo escnpo out Of
the dilemma. From tho extraordinary pre-
cautions to pravant auy leaking ont Of tl'o
views expressed by tho difIeront spoak-
crs, 1t Ia evident that tho Demo-
Gratis aro sadly divided ns to tho
proper stand to tako; TINT ia to say, they
aro utterly unprorarod for n position Of nf-
fairs which was ns clearly apparent SIX weeks
ngo as 1t in today. Ono thing seems at this
time certail-that the Democrats lavo,
by their own blind md reck-
1esA M464HaNAbtAisAt, tuotI htutsA
misapprohenB1on OF tho Presidents
views and purposes, worked themselves
into corner, and oau't got out except by
backing out. Tho alternative is either 10
carry out tho threat Of adtonrning without
any appropriations, or else to pass the ap-
preparation bills without ths political amend
monts, poss tho latter rs independent meas"
slres, and then adjourn with nil possible
f1hnfn
, 1879-05-01

coptcl tho appointment, n.ero,is 10 doubt Of
hts confirmation, t|,ougl, tho french 1.ayo
boon trying very hard to hnvo tllor Co1nulis-
siotlnr, II. DE CourosLr, nppofntud.
TEua far, therefore, Tho wprk Of recon-
str,lctlon goes lravoly on, nnd II tho powers
cau satisfactorily solvo the vo1od problem
Of tho occupation Of Eastorn 1soumolia md
choke of Turkey FROM hor determined pnr-
poso of being tho occupying Power, now
ora Of prosperity md frcelon will have
tlawnod upon tho vlo!,ms Of Turkish porse-
cukiou a,tt1 intolerance.
, 1879-05-01

It ia quite likely that the average American
citizen who Is ongrossol with getting his
tlai1y bread a1ltl tho education Of his Children
does not fully understand the bitterness Of
tho debate now going on in Washington. It
ia really one Of tho fercest discussions that
Ind over taken place in Congress, mud there
l,aa certainly bocn nothing like 1t since the
close Of that famous session in 1860, whom 10
many Southern Congressman shook tho dust
Of Washington from their fcot md won't
homo to socede with their States. 10
show something Of tho spirit Of
tla debate and tl.e spirit which nni-
mates tho Confederate Driga.lors, VIC need
only quote fow sentences from tho speech
which sonutor GARLAND recently delivered
in lilo Sennte Of the United Statca on tho
Army Appropriation bill. In roply to Mr..
BLAINE, Mr. GARLAND said that in order that
t'ore might bo no misunderstanding on tho
subject, so far as ho was concerned, le would
say II would SEQ this building crutnble
aud glyen up to the owls, and bats, and rats,
md ovory slip Of ours rot In ita mornings,
nntl tho Supreme Court anl nil tho balanco
OF them suspended before would see, with
ont Attempting to protect them, tho rights
Of tho huInblest citizen s,aokled by tho leg
islation OF Congress, or the humb1cst citizen
Of this country deprived Of his rights in eny
way" Tho real sentiment which Mr.. Gan
LAND was trying to express in this rhetorical
way was, TINT ho would SEQ the Capitol and
the Supreme Court perish rathor t'lnn sec tho
Democratio purity fail to carry ont tho vicioua
ard revolutionary legislation TINT 1t haa on
tored upon at tho present session Of Congress
for purely partisan purposes. Alr. GARLAND
and Ills confoderates may Us we'll understand
that they will not SEQ the Capitol cru1nble,
nor tho Supreme Court stop, nor tho wheels
OF Government come to atantlstiil, merely
bocauso tho Confederate party cannot
hayo its wny. Tho patriotic sentiment tint
kept 3fr. GARLAND and his Southern friends
from crossing tho Long Bridge III 1868 md
burning tho Capitol will prevent them now
from giving it over to tho occupancy Of rats,
bats, and owls, Tho private donations Of
the well.to.do North-if worst comes to
kworst-will DO sufficient to support both
nrnly and navy until an appeal oan bo taken
from an insolont Democratic majority In
| Congress- to tho supreme aoyercign--the
| Pootlp.
, 1879-05-01
After ltfe's t!tful fever, tho Army .Appsupr,'
ton bill sleeps well.


Tho 0hio n1nn. nftar all. r,roycs To bea
,o,t.h,.to
:, ,,1,,1.,,p, ,.,a.z.,~ ,..aa,o,;,.
T., ,,'o.','s .1"'t 4o"" - o''>*''''' ''~''1'"'
80, ,,.. :.
anna OlcH'nson ID s1l1l seeups'a'ns ~
f'.'1''A' - ,,,
5Pe"R'n8 o1 tae E1csl"e!1'7 oae~''A''
Long may II wase'
Mrs. Winslow should have the second place
on tho Davis ticket.
Mr.. TYlt1on to Mr. David Dayfs: What ala
you doing on MY sido Of The ieuco.
Thu Z,,1, warriors covor themselves With
u1o-w ond vcrv 1Ittl. m orv,,,inv .,.e.
A1r wos,o,, ,,os .o,,,, In tho conclnsIoa
,,n, ~. uo,,,tnr J.. W, ,,,od t., vno,ord
'Hs NV s - w."
.,", D"u na ...a ~. s ....s... "H 49, -, ~ nm
S1.~a ~ '''' '"ss '''A :. =.
El1za I!hkstoh has eoho 10 Aans's' aua nv
waits 's'as'a ahofn'an 10 seaa moas "'' D'4''
Tho report TINT drant VIII not hcceps
third term ought to silence tho Fuu1ofs thas nsh
'hsane' ........-.. ~
The IHl'is arc still lighting. Ef'asnu9
they hayo not yet read Senator DaYld pa''' ''
speech.
blr. Dootl. loves Eago9y,--that IS 10 sa',
tho kind which scauires nothing moro ha'~'''
'3an BUNK e"f1''uses. h,
Tho extent OF DIR. llayoa paekpoa' ~,
ruined him With circus managers As peffo'ee'1'
oohelesa eon1os'sonA Asts' IL,
John Il. Raymond whipped man NJ au.
burn, N. T., tho other night. The mil fetu'ea''
Shout At him. VIC 'uppo''' ,,,, =,
The President dlaplayod gooa aea4 ", y,
backbono after alt; bnt pcEhar Ito uof'o"sa"
3oF th1s paF9'cuIar OCCASION -uu
1t hr. Lincoln weto alive no" Ae "oa.. ~.
doubtless inaist oa reconstruction In tue es'e"
hia dear fson1, David Davis.
Tho KLedlvo has just succeeded In making
ralsc Of 81, 760, 600. and has temporarily a01''
doncd bt4 isoo.luuch ruutcs.
trl,o ,po,, ,vl,o xt,,t NJ t}e Tzar Ia to lRya
tr!al, and no bad better take change Of ssna' 10
Chicago and &c: a packed 1ury.
Tim Tolmaoo trim, ought 10 star tho
... .,....,. =. I. ,vo,,,a ruin tns bla!.
uoss Of !. pinsforo !" cou,panics,
1oh,, s,,.rr,.r ,,,,,,t la pr,sitlopt. Ind
,.n's % :, ,as. -, ~ ennnah u tor n nan to be know
"t ~ ''u" -, na",s. :" W ~, % ,so n1..t sI.c."
, 1879-05-01

The publishers OF Fronoh newspaper
layo boon fluod 5000 and condemned to
three months imprisonment on account OF
printing letter Qualifying tbs Commune.
Evan with the inoreased libera!ity Of tho
present purely Republican Government Of
Franco thora arc -son,e things which tho
iournala aro not permitted to do, mud up
holding tho Commune nnl tile horrors Of
1871 in Paris is worry properly one Of tl,o111.
, 1879-05-01

file question nov Ii. "sl,a1l tho Arms =.
nrorrla'lon but pass, 'fic obIccllml, a. ~ ~
President to TIM contrarY notwlsh.,,nt,.'s sss
Two-thtrtls Of tho mclnbcrR.cleet nrc ",s'' raa".
III tho affirmative aud the Coptetcra,c, 1a'fea 1sa
got t,ictn. They must trr some other a.tat
to bulli1ozo the President. 'assaod
, 1879-05-01

Thera IL report that Con. Brrlgn v,,, ~.
10000 atrcs Of land in Wisconsin, 10 Lc mi rs Nv
Into tarms for the benefit Of colosc1 implar,n,st
frum the South. That IL better than runn,o,
for Governor vi Massachusetts.
, 1879-05-01

When HENhr WATrEnsoN rca,ls the pr,,
dents veto inessage llc will regret mora h.,
ever that ho had not used his l0o,Goo e,as,.t
kontuckialia Rntl seated TiLpEH. lIESA. m,d,
d great mistake that time.
, 1879-05-01

who killed Cunrlss, as,l who Is Under .o..- j..
to tlIo Fcultontfary. PolHnExrEn /, I'%eacs .
tnuetl young man, a1"l belonrs 10 n h..'Sa. va.
ras11 fellows VII" think It ITO harm In ,sa ,'a 't
one they don't likc. The Governor vi, M anr
tho pcoplo best by letting the iulrmcnt )" sel's
Gcutel. eex@
, 1879-05-01

oronburg, largo city of Russia Hituated
on tho Ural River, waa devastated by fire on
Monday md Tuesday Of this week, tho prin-
cipal part Of tho city boing destroyed; whilo
Gratcheuko, vil1nge on tho Vo]ga, has been
COMPLETELY Wipe{l out by fire.
, 1879-05-01

Gov. DtsHor, OF Ohio, is In The grocery br.,
ness, Of lia belongs to lrn In Cslrtnna,, sa' 'e
Is In It, anl now tint l,c Is canllatc n, '..@
cuctton llo finds 1t convenient 10 travc, ..1.. ~.
The country solny sugar, coifcc, ani loan s. W.
and hasd. 3et'
, 1879-05-01

"congrcss should stand drm In support Of
the freedom ot tu baliot uslsl tue l[bgrty ot te
cltizen,h says Democratic exchange. or course
IL should; aud the freedom OF tho ballot, In
Confederate parlanrc, means to atutf the box
with H. null the liberty ol the citizen signifies
tEsu privilege Of excluding from the polls cEcry
voter opposed to the regular Democratic cantli-
dates.
, 1879-05-01

Dulldoztng In Mississippi anl Louf.ian. se,n,
to be mora successful than IT Ia IN Washington
It succeeds better when tried OF "nfg,.,n
t11an wien applied to tho Chict EXECUTIVE o,.
ccr Of tic United States.
, 1879-05-01

Mr. LOWE says he will not brand Inn,
LOGAN 1iar " because he IA senator of 1f -. a..
United statcs," which is not roul rca.on ~. y.
oil. A much better reason, MID probably H.
true one, WAS TINT JolfN Didn't lie, 'As
, 1879-05-01

TIE Cn,c4ao TatMrEE has established 'ranct otltei
fnr tls receipt of subscriptions and advertisements ~
fellows: ..-......
NEW yoGK-r,oom 70 Trtbans building. F. 7. Sfc.
TApnEY. Hhnaget.
rAIsIs France-So. IN Hue de IA Grange. .nAteorc.
II. MAILER, Agent
LOEDON, Euk,-Amnsiean Exchange. 40 Strand.
uKxhS F. UILt,u. Agent.
WARRINGTON y. C.-lalp street.
, 1879-05-01

Alr. CAR7Ea II. 1IAnn1aoS Is undertaking to
rilo very high horne. Tho foat Is ono that
nlways involves tho danger Of fnl!, mud tho
fall Ia npt 10 DO sudden md hard II It comes.
Tl.oro ia something almost ofrsusivo about
tho naughty manner In which Mr.. 11A,ntsos
hns nasutnod tho position Of Mayor. II ho
means to SECURE advantages for tho tax.
pnyers, wo with him success In spite Of tho
imperious fashion ho Inns assumed. but
there Is reason 10 fear TINT, no tnattor how
good his Intentions may bs, he Inns gone
nbout bis work with mistaken estimate Of
his own Importance. Tho post Of Mayor Of
Chfcngo Inns tocono very democratic sort
Of Office Of lato yoars; 1t will not bear tho
ceremony Of tho presidout's position, mud
nnythiug like tho imperialism Of m a,ltocrat
is npt to nttract hostility That may prove otn-
barrassing. As ru1o, tho Mayor can accom-
pliah moro by conoilintory methods, 80 long
rs he docs not sacrifice any principle or be-
como the tool OF any clique, than he can by
my oatontatiouH display Of official authority,
Mr.. HAnn1sos may bocomo bo.ter convinced
Of this after fow weeks experience tAnn 10
is now.
Tho ovor-con0dent OAnTEn plunged into
very hot wnter nt tho very beginning by tho
announcement of lis Council Committees.
Flo soelus 10 haye made mp his ltst 20 as to
dissatlsfy good many Democrats as well as
good many Republicans, md Mt tho Bhno
ti1no attract good denl Of Outside criticism.
The hostility which ho hna thus excited will
ombarrnss him considerably, oven II ho shall
succeed in maintaining the right undcr tho
present charter Of appointing tho Council
Committees. THIS hostility, according to
present Indications, will bo increased when
ho announces lils appointments to tho various
city Offices. There is something altogether
too formal, not to speak OF tho cruelty in
volyoel, in oxacting from tho present incum-
hcnsa resignation of their places. Why
should Alr. BENHEn, for instance, with tho
consciousness OF having done bis duty as
Fire-AIarshal, and enjoying tho confidence Of
tho community, tender his resignation at
Alnyor HAnR1soS'a call? II 1t Ia the purpose
of tho now Mayor 10 retain BIZ. BENNEn In
bis present position, as everybody has aup-
posed ha will DO, thon the ceremony Of res
ignation aud rcappointmont might well 10
dispensed with, as Mr. BENNEn's torn of
office has not oxpiretl 1t is only puerile to
insist upon this recognition OF tho new
Mayors supreme authority. Ii D1r. BEN-
xEn's place is 10 he filled by somo ono else,
then Mr.. HARRISON has no CHIN upon that
, 1879-05-01

An exchange Iamcnts tint such d ]}ttlc st,,.
as Vermont should be represented by 50 great,
innn rs Senator EDMuaDs. Sumo Of the t,t,.
States arc not orcrbalanccd IN Init way,
, 1879-05-01

DENNIS KEARNEr llns not yet hccn commits,
in regard to the GRANT reception In San Fran.
cisco. Hc may issue Ills pronunplamcuto sod
stop It altogether.
, 1879-05-01

There seerns to 10 backbone enough ID ia
White House for all practical purposes.
, 1879-05-01

CLANA LOUISE KRL1.oaa falea from NJ,
York on Tho nermantc Oil Saturday, Now Ioot
cut for fuss "oycr thcro" in "ulo street. hr
md byss
, 1879-05-01

Tie Cincinnati! Commercial saYs that when
DAVID DAVE was on tho Supreme Bench tia
biggest suit In ti!nt court was tic one 10 uotes
, 1879-05-01

8ome Of ".hu hsst families Of Virginia" arc
appealing to tho Governor for the e1eFclse Of
Executive clomeuoy III favor Of tolspAx7sA.
, 1879-05-01

Tic Confodcrates have captured The Capitol,
but they llnvo not yct captured The WAlta 1Iouse.
HAYES holds the fort.
, 1879-05-01

The wheels Of Government arc atlll rlnninr,
the Denao-C -Coufcderates to the contrary pos,
withdrawing.
, 1879-05-01

The sicgo Of tho Nhso House: Tie Conts,.
crates surrounding tho Executive Mansion aud
crying, "Slgn or Stnrye."
, 1879-05-01

Ifnmlin'A Theatre.
Clark street, opposite. tho Cnurt'lionse. EngGgH'
ment Of Frank FraJne. t'Es Gl0cufn."
, 1879-05-01

'h's e,rcunathnce lofeahaao"s .ao fcSa's
"nen tao 'ss'to aahl CONC oo1oEo ''o peolto'
no fnhster no" 'i'e De'hoorats may ooserul'n8
10 s"o1h't II 10 tue popular Vo1a'o''
@.-:----=----..--
WHAT HONEST CITY aos1hShEST MAX
,roror t,r,r,,,s ,,;;ross ~, ,,os,no ,,;a +o~r,
=, af'oo trrnts,,os - s, ono 80 ~ ~ tbo c,asrnst md
n,o., s,.;.t,o,or,, ,,t,s,r,,,ors ~ ,yhot or
,'n"a,, 0;,m nor..n,,an. fn,r,o.a,y or,,
]aaa.nto,, . s;,,,;,;.,aroa hv rn~i,,,,t ar,1
,,,,,,,iaont os1,oa-s v,v In if eo dla.
rosa,, w;,,,,n . na,,norot;v.,v 1,r;of Hmo
T., s,,-,, 1u-o --.,,r,o ,,onrs oeo u-.,ho f,,or-
c,o, cnr,l;tton of f11,icayo vna nj ,1,o 1owcst
no,r, - ,,os s,ror,,,, ,,,n,,o1 ovon bv ,ho
% moat son op;no whc,bc1 I'm citv 9oyernment
cou1d n,n; ,,tn,n ia eY;a,onrc. so f1csncroto
~ oa Tia condition of nIro;rs.tln. n flishan1.
,,,n,,t ~ 4ho C,nuo+r,,,o,,t ,v1a ,,auor;1ad ,,v
.on,o nj I'm univ ,,eo,a of fe,{voroncc. ond
srch n rnsr,t wna atronotv foarcd M tnev;t.
nhlo ~ hv othera Ar nnnco, 10 lin tntcrest
nm, r..riot,am ,f I'm anta,nnt,o, c,tfzcna ,,ol
lin ;.tyoot ri i1rawioo thom to t1,o no,]a, ana,
~ tho ro.v nounc;i e,actcd NJ that lima a
,,,o;cr,t,, ~ t,vo.th,r,,a uoa co,nnosod of ,uon
~ h;gh 7,oroonn1 c,orocter 1oroo ;,,tornstu
md ,e ,ira 1,,,sfrasa ovnor;orcn A. ,ha
snn,o t;,na Nv rr,,o,,,. uoxxr ,r,os e,octod
ar.,,r .vho NJ ovco ,,n,tad WITH ,bo nav
co,,no;, &, ,rv,no :, ovort t,,o fr,thor am
-. ,..,..;, i,.,,1.,,,>,a,, mt a,a,,,a, -
70 ,Is.-s. ,'a.-s.. 49,, .*,.. 49, s.;a, -.
...,'.,,,s,;.n as'a =. ~ ~, - 1~,w ~. ~
T,..'".. = 49,. ''
~ a. .,,,t 49, 49, 1870 ~ a,.,: ,ras il ao,. j., ,n,x
.,,a ~ amonnt - | ~ a. mn @ nm ~ ovaanooa ~, % o,,,
~.'o Ao"As - *o,o''''.'' o~
standing scrip Of questionable Legality, tho
The city Ind also used up for current OK
pouses s1'soo' 900 belonging to special fundsi
city waa prohibited from borrowing, aud
could not, with millions OF it's papor under
ploto8t' posFo" penhy' esoh II ~ nao ING
legal powor to do 30. In various other mat
ters, the hnanoes OF tho city woro In hopeless
and inoxtrioable confusion. Nearly Blk
months salarles OF tho public omployos were
duo mud unpaid. ........ ..
The now City GoVornment addressed itsolf
at once to grappio with this condition OF
aifairs. Immediately, and to tho extent Of
its power at TINT time, tho Council abolished
olilccs, nnd reduced salarics, md suspended
appropriations The second year 1t carried
| this reform to tho full extent Of it's power,
and thereby, In addition to paying of largo
put'1'ns VI Wv '.oo.' H'' ,o!e ~ io''aeo lux
a''on u,as o4u 1'.1i'o' ~ ,.1 uo'N.t9, ~ .no
ono ~ W" o.'e'a1 ~ 4e'Aa ~ aNsoi 'iA"4h '"o
fesa't u 'Ao su1oo s.''sn u AoneSt tna
eeono,l''ea 6osoinA'ous "ao s''tnn'eo up'
win 'au -o -o'u"'ne e."s's''s oAn',,.s ~ m ~,
May is7o"F,.ndsd dcSt. IL III, tNW 009
| -. -
July IL iS7U"outslandugi ilicval Ger "''''0'
iacates; 81; a'oi1, a3o @
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| Nedncti0n.. ":.....9 = 79e, BIO
ln!y ta70-Cre1!t funds oYerdrawn..3 !, 800, 00U
| July, lS7pEtFedt Iunua o9etdFoWu-. D00. 000