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MILWAUKEE, Aprll lY.-At the session OF lie
Executive Consnittce vi tho Hoard Of t.nko I'm,
uer"Tlscrs ycatcrday morning, john Il. Merrill,
ESQ., appeared anl adblnttca brief Argument
aRHl"st INC erccllon Of the proposed br;Ige
acrosa Detroit River, at or near Detroit, Thu
a.sc"i'on was discussed at thu meeting Inst
nlelt, and the following preamble und rcso4
luton unanimously adontcl:
WHknEAa, A committee Of commercial and yes.
Sc! men having cnrH ,tpt,n thr EXECUTIVE Com.
mittec Of Tho jonrI Of Lake Underwriters, Icnfn.
ssalinx con'ie' capital of SAL lu0, tl00, asking
inel - exprcan their sentiments un 1,c con.,f,C.
t9 o. bFldgs scFosa thu river at Of neaF detroit;
- Hesoftfa AZ ing sense Of this Executive Com.
1ttcc, that while IN their upn.on bridge nj thnt
place wnHla be highly objectionable. ni,i d great
obstruction to navi.atiun.. thc construction VI a
tanncl "omh To fnr preferable ntd entirely nrnr.
y, teant: VI Taat ons ot ous number aa ts op"n
60, WHO had pattly conttructed \ tunuel II lint
punt. to THAT eaoci, and W. sltungly recommend
rs our optnion that tunnel would meet The wants
81 lfado and pforc anobjeettnnnulc We ,n,rl cnt.
daily recommend tho construction of tunnrl iu
steal VI btldHG At that no{nt, "
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e'3ned to serve on thc ground that; sl6 wns not
| fully. In decori with Tho plans proposed. A
numbcr Of other gentlemen declined, but after
Fowler Jamcs Wood, and !. d. /. Harvey
Mr: Paxton moved TINT subscription. .psptr
bo circulated Something mus. DO dons 1t
nncc, Of ti,ef *ould lose tho chance Of acquIr-
I, the hill. THIS Was thc stgnnt for general
exodus, about half the meeting remembering
that II wns getting late.
you'd subscribe 500 instead. md nngninasc Mr.
Wood also offered sio6 eacn for roiicf. i Tne fhs
Commtttca nas tcno!clel upon this basis.
rofntmcnt OF committee Of G1e to draft q
| pfnh.
Ths pnper which Mr.. Paxton bad industtjoue1v
circulated had By this time pledge for us
Mr. Wood salt that II the community In the
nef9htafhood Of Twenty street did not
respond, tic men from the cxtromc southern
en.l Of tI!e city could not be expected 10 carry
Tie llov. Drookc Herford thnurht tho ncpt-
whole community.
Mr. Rumsuy replied that II would bc hard to
There had bncn In Tho room mel, rcslulng within
rasil'ls ol pig blocks who represented an agErc-
gate capital nf fnl1y S5.000, 000. mud several OF
wl'om lived In eeo0,0oo rcsidenccs.
NhA MulRr NELs0H
took up hi. cont md Int and remarked that ho
t0uld not subscribe. There was no definite p1an
nroposctl, n''u lle did not uCrce with Aome Of
views advanced. Having thus explained his
position. Ar. Nelson departed, and several otll4
era followed.
Dn. RIDER
then said that he did not feel disposed to con.
tribute any towards The maintenance OF FREQ
cot'cert-room. He was opposed to r,s.eemosr-
mary Institution Of this kind. There were thrce
cahsea StIo had to bo conbtdered,- the few who
would come uvetv night, tako oil that was OF.
Tered 10 them and look for more, and for whom
thcy could never do enough; tho larger ctass,
rcipsstable class Ut bofa md girls, who
places Of amusement anil pay thctr Way. Tie
question ht issue sncmcd 10 be how tu reform
boys nfid girls who did uot want to be reformed,
In tho end committee Of seven, consisting OF
Mcssrs. Ryder, pattcn, Crafts. Herfori, Mitch
Gil, Stevens, and Kuhc, was appointed to draft
plan. " waA announced that $ttU3 lad been
subscribed. The Committee were requested to
communicate their Proposed plan to tho
Fiuanco COMMITTEES In order that the
latter might be ahlo to inform bust-
ness men and prospective subscribers
Just what was n1cant by the movement. They
were also requested to report at ! meeting Of
subscribers to be called by their Chairman, and
the lneeting tlseu adjourned. The absence Of
any delln!to plan proved great drawback to
the success VI last nights meeting, but 1t IL
hopcu that the Committee may be abla to agrea
upou aonlc basis of action which will enlist the
aYmpathtes Of those who haYe at heart tho well
lore Of the young, aud that the movement thus
lnangurated may result In good.
, 1879-04-19
TIE rIrTsBtH0-n -n1oT LOSSES,

HAAnlspulto, April IA joint resolution
Vas Introduced In tho uousc to-day providing
iut the appointment Of Committee fur tue
purpose Of sccnriig tliu determination by The
Supreme Court Of the State tile following
poIass: First, whether Allegheny County Is
liable for tic losses oceasioncd by The ptt.bure
riots; krcond, II Allegheny County Ia not liable,
i tle state Responsible; third, il the State Is
table, bus The Legislature power to appropriate
money to meet the Iussos. II It shall 10 deter.
'4IHed tlnt the State Ii rcaponsblc ind tho Leg
,,talurc las te appropsiatlng uowcr. then In
ConmitteG shall Investigate thu subject, value
ihc damages, nnd report to the next Legtsla-
tQre.
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O. B. Green wilt put llta dreugcs Iu operation
at otscc, beginning at the mouth Of the hsrbor
md working at the slla1luwest places Until a
good channel Is obtained. The work will bu
pushed vigorously, atrl before The grain fleet is
ready to start fur bc1ow so.no Of the bjrrcsr
mud piles will be tlrcdgel away.
:, One Of Mr; Grecn's lredgss hns bocn In opcra-
a'l bus made IA feet of wntcr there, but in thn
msddlo Of tho stream lhere is suid to 10 bui 0
feet Of wafer.
iii orlcr to prevent tho grain, laden vcsscls
now lying In thu river from getting aground go
hard that the tugs would bc utlnb!c to null them
OF, tho erafts have nlooscd twenty Or thrty
1ect from t!lc ducks, nn,l eycn ttrn tic juncr
vessels kiss the mud-bankb.
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CHICAGO.
Capt. Charles Berg will sail tho schr Rear
! sarge.
The tug Goldsmith Afaid is beIng fitted oui
preparatory to taking her departure for the
South.
Tho 1lcw stcanl-yacht 10 now at Miller Bros,
sltp.Yarls receiving her finishing touches.
T'lo ecsr Otter anil tho tug Frank II. Crane
arc ut Miller Bsos.' tlryaocks for minor repairs,
4 private letter from Buffalo, dated tic 1GtlI
lust, says tho ito OIL Lake Eric was aoll for Ia
miles west Of TINT port.
The schr Live Oals left port for Manistcc res.
tcrday morning. Sic Inns received new sEars.
How wire rigging, ste.
Capt Ct. petar, Of tho Lifc-sayine Station,
ropurts thlt hlty.seycn vesBols passed In and
luz with u'c1ock Lass ogenlng.
Capt. alichaul Fay l1us plrchused a llalf inter.
ekt tn tllu schr FL Tempo. u'n Is golM, 10 llnye
lcr overllaulcd nnd put In good condition for
thu lumber trade.
TIC lug George D. Mcclellan, Capt. Drt,col1,
left for Mic|,!gnn City lust oyeiInH With lwo
tcown loaded With st0Eo for tile work on tho
harb0r ut that Pust
The damaged coru In the schr Two Fa,,uios
WIS not all tnkcn unt up to last cventng, As
sm,n rs 1t is the vessel will bo placcd ii dr..
dock for repairs.
The old krlr lsalpll Campbell, wl,lcl, uus re-
Gently purchased by William Drelako, was towel
bc repaired un'l placed III sraworthy condition.
Surveyors Hal! anl Conghlln repurtoA yester-
day tllnt the cost ol rcpairlng the tug Triad,
which Was roccuty dan,agul by fire, would t,u
S515. The rcpairs will probably bs msde at
onro.
The first tug.race Of tlse season occurred ycs-
terday tnUrnlnE, the Aoster and American ia.
gle being the participants. TlloY went down
,hg u. lako ilyiug, both ""l''e opoll," and both
,;fhs yacht franklin, owned by Capt. Charles
Walker, had liur bulKteuds crushed Ia md was
otherwise considerably damaged yesterday
morning at an curly hour IN tho lighthouse
slip. It IL slppused by d pasaiug tug,
Capt, Egan did not stnd d telegram OF In
qulFy to Capt. Fitzgerald, US FcpDrtcl, hut TINT
Eontleman Truts him that tho Milwaukee
Vcssri'Owncrs' Association l,ad merely dis.
taken any definite action on tho subject.
Tho Local Uoar.l Of Marine Underwriters did
not appolnt an Inspector Of lfulls for tlia port
es s aay sets La'ts5da n % o. - a ~
clitnuatlng, and considerable pipe is being laid
hY aailu persons who want tho berth.
ilecklcY j. Meuordon Of MuskeEon, hayo
concluded to withdraw t!'clr vessels from their
scilr Albright to fetch lumber from, 'Ehi,o Lake
~ th!s purt asd tia sci,r lsuusu simmons, tun-
per from Aanlstce to Chicago. Their 4chr katc
Lyons weAt TO lry.dock yesterday to have somu
unfinished rGpalrs attended to.
Eurly yesterday tnorug tic wind GOT around
from tht is1resicaat to tho southwest, md about
y. III. chahgg1 to The north, u,,l Inst syel,-
ing was vsry light from ths east. Durtng TIN
were quito 4 nltnbcr OF arrtya!s, aud q good
aeut was on this lumber market.
ELsBwA2ng.
Capt. John Ne'son IL coming hero from CloYe-
!ana 10 III OIL tha H. IL. Foster, and sail her this
, 1879-04-19
THE EXODUS.

&I3ts1l 3H4bHftH 70 711 3FJ5HH4,
PN1LApELPlsiA, "a. April 18.-Tho Historic
anu Literary Assoetatlon.of the African Method.
lat Episcopal Butllc]:CLuscA Of this city forward.
by express to-day to lhc Hon. Milton Turner,
ox-uu!tcI States Minister to Liberia, at Ut,
Louis, tlle sum Of sur mud largo boz ot cloth
Ing, for tho asststance OF tho colarcl cagra nts
Ia TINT city en- route to Kansas. There Ia an
act!ya movement on foot to taka up general
eollect1on snoug TIC colored residents Ut tais
clty .or mo sasna puIrot,o ,, ~ ~ AM9ulay party
Sp<cfdt Hi1paieA to IAs 1stbuM4
0AyANro4T, Ia., April ta.-A Coloreit Emil
grant Aid Society wat 0rgantzed hero last night
Society Is tu hulp caiurcQ pcopla lbaYu thu south
far RRusRs unl the Northern 6tstrs.
, 1879-04-19

Tho local hcnd4 Of tie marine insurance pool
were put together yesterday ut the Tradsss'
office, and 1t Mas subsequently asccrtaiued that
they propose to do the business, a'lt, to uso the
expressive language Of an underwater" :" any
ono tlat has gol scason coutracts Will bu aiex
csrcd egainst the tlrce outside companies tho
u1eat Western, Rochester German, aud Buffalo
, 1879-04-19
TORNADO VCTfa1a.

CHARLESTON, s. G., April 1s.-The distress
in Wultcrboro On account 0f Weducs.lay's tor
nat1o Is 80 widespread tint the city authorities
llare forwarded 5000 worth Of provisions mud
Sl,U00 cash for tile rrltcf of the sufferers,
, 1879-04-19

GLOUCESTER, Mass, april 1e.-Two tidal
waves weEo perceptible IN tho hasbor to-day.
The lrst, at hatf-past 70, raised the water two
and q half feet along the wharvcs, sweeptng
vessels ut anchor directly against tho wind,
Aoattng OF vessels that Wefa aground, and
stirring up the mud from tue bottom. Tho
second occurred at 4:30 O'Clock, and was simi.
lar to the lrst,
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T. I
Specfat Ht<pnfch 10 7;at TtTbtitts.
MAcK1N4w C1rr, MIrt,, april 18,-Thc ,cc
broko Up tins afternoon between hero aud
Maekfnaw Island. A good heavy wind viii
drive 1t all out. It has mt moved yet aboya
Mc3utpcr'a, hut think boat cat ret through
IN few days. The weather has becu warm to.
day, asll the leo Inns melted fust.
, 1879-04-19

hR1DdHronT, April 18.-Arriycd-prop Nom
tauk, Lockport 510 brls Gour, 600 bsls meal.
Clcurel-frop atonta,lk. LocKport, i,30t In
wheat 4,4tU lbs Iudsc; Venus, Ottawn as,4y0 lbs
nails, a9,39G II lumber to Morrls; 3,474 posts to
Joliet
, 1879-04-19

Forrsv1ILE, April 1s.-I'Y an explosion 10
The Otto colItcFy, ncnr Dranclda!e, eight minors
were burned, some seriously. The mlnu was
much damaged by fire.
, 1879-04-19

1utctat Dvd;th 10 The Tribune
DETnolT, A1irl., April 18.-At meeting Of
sailors tonight 1t wns decided that tho rate of
wages should TO $l.75 per day out OF this port
, 1879-04-19

- 1sVstAF3~R I . 11I.AIlls
WELLS. Me-. April 1S-TAr town farm build
ings wera burned lust night Grorgc Dykc.uau
tic keeper, alll 4 panpcr minute, perjsled.
, 1879-04-19

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW YoNK, April 18.-Arrtvcd, CalIfornia,
from London; " A. scholtcn, from Rottcr-
dam; Maine, from bremen.
, 1879-04-19

Every lady should nes Browns CAmphorntcl
sApnnaccons Dentifrce for Cleaning her teeth tho
most attHtocrAtc and agreeable dcnttf!co ever
used. 15ccnis. Remember tho namo
, 1879-04-19

Nohotty but gamp nog'ects = cough. Taxa son.s
OK !talea 1laney VI !l0tehoual and Tar tualsatss.
plkes ToulAAchu ulepa cure ~ une minute,
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118
AN ACT to appropriate money for the st.to untvor'
aifx. 49,

AN ACT to appropriate money for the State Untver-
sity.
Be Il enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of Min
neouta:
Section /. That the following sums 80 much
thereof as may be necessary be and the same are
hereby appropriated to the State university out OF
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropri
ated to be expended for the following purposes that
IL to say:
For furniture and apparatus for the university the
sum Of four thousand dollars.
For enlarging the present grounds of the univer-
sity the sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
For water supply for the university the sum ct
three thousand, five hundred dollars, tho
same to be paid on warrants to be
drawn by the president and countersigned by the
treasurer Of the board of regents and upon presen-
taion Of such warrants to the state auditor, 1t shall
be his duty to draw warrants the stae treasurer
for like amounts; such money to be expended under
the direction of the board of regents of the univer
sity.
Provided, that not to exceed one-half of said first
named sum and no part of said second named sum
shall be drawn from the treasury during the current
year of one thousand, eight hundred and seventy
nine qS79.)
sec.2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1879.
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$50

AN ACT to appropriate money for the payment Of
expenses of the present Legislature.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of Mn
nesota:
Section 1. That there is hereby appropriated out
Of any money in the State treasury belonging to tho
general revenue fund not otherwise appropriated
the sum of three thousand dollars for payment Of
the expenses of the legislature.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after it's pBsage.
Approved March Z, 1879.
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AN ACT for the relief of Thomas Harris.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State OF Min
nesota:
section1 That there be and is shereby approprt'
aed out of the funds in the State treasury not other
wise appropriated, the of one hundred dol
lars to reimburse Thomas Harris for money expend-
ed under the proviso Of section one of an act en-.
titled IAN act to provide temporary relief and
mutes of the State" approved March 4, A. D. 1863.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1879.
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AN ACT to provide for binding the census returns.
Be enacted by the legislature of the State of Min
nesOta:
Section L. That the secretary Of State Is hereby
directed to have the census returns Of Minnesota,
taken during the years $780, 1861 1865 1870 and A.
D. 1876, now filed in his Office, properly assorted and
arranged and bound in q strong and durable manner
into volumes.
Sec. 2. The sum Of two hundred dollars C$20Ol, or
SO much threeof as may be necessary, is hereby ap
propriated for tile purpose above specified.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect and be In foroo
from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1879.
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AN ACT 10 annroprata money for t,e sunuort of tia
Sansrsl etata institntons therein M nsms4 FOR ia
sears 1870 snd lsSo. snd to prescribe the mannar
II djsbursina all apnronrdafi fions. s. s
IA Il ensnfad ~ fho ivslatnra ~ thA tatA ~ 9in
81 nssots: y - :,
s.ectscr ,,.r. q. ,.r.,,v rror, IN,
stste institntions fund the SfIoSino snnns. or ~
mnnf fheraof a may Ia necasssrv, M. Nor fha
current ertnses 81 the First Hosna for the Inssne
st II Pstar Tor the yesr 1910 ona hnndres fhonssnd
dollsrs mi for the Year iaao one i,nnred tnnaand
dolars: and Il aha be the dnty Of the boerd al na
soer ~ ths First Hosnifai for te fnsane "a - reon
sto the current expenses Of tie institution e 5 como
vitli,, ta .r,, fnr t1a cmrrsrf srren
ses ~ the scnnd Hnlnts sor ta Tn.sne q nochs
tr for the vesr 1870 ninataan thonsand dclsrs mi
for the yesr ia80 tventy.nine fhoussnd doilsrs snd
fr the cnrrent eInenses Of the State nrdson a ti
water. for tha vear 1879 fty thousand dolsrs. ma
for the year 1870. 6fty-nye thousand doilsr1 md
for the current ex Of the Inatution Tor ana
Dad and Dnmh and Hind. NJ Faribant fhirtv fhons
and doIlara Tor tha and fa li ann for the
vesr 1naO. and sor ta nreyt e1non.e. ~ fha s..ts
Refom School Il a. Psni for the vesr 1919. tventv
Ave thonsanS do,isra and the ike snm Tor the vasr
1ass. and +era - 40 farahv .nnron,iatd for fhe
cnrrent exnanses ~ the State the INCOME
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An ACT TO appropriate money for ths Mnnssots
Ststes prison.
Be Il enacted BY the Legislature Of the State Of Mn
Section j. That the following amounts Of mony
or 20 much thereof as may be necessary - hsrehy
out of any moneys NOT othsrvsss sprsopeia5sd.
Nrst-For the extension Of . stone WaQ around
the prison yard the sum Of fifteen th0usand dolaxA
Second-For the extension Of tho main building
to include rooms for deputy warden, guards laundry
and the enlargement OF the hospital and chapol
ten thousand dollars.
Third-For nre proof iron floor in the foundry,
nine hundred and eighty-nvs dollars.
Fourth-For the extension OF dre weter pipes hvs
hundred and twenty dollars.
Fifth-For extending tho main sewsr and Planktng
the prison yard, sixteen hundred and my dollars.
SEQ. a. This act shall take effect and bo In force
from and after its passage.
Approved March q. 1879.
125
AN ACT to appropriate money for finishing. heetdn8
and furnishing the Minnesota institute buildings
for the deaf and dumb and blind.
Be enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF Mn
Section /. That the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars or 80 much thereof - may be necessary b
hereby appropriated for the purpose Of finishing,
building for the deaf and dumb and the blind. Ths
to paid upon warrants drawn by tho president
and countersgned by the secretary Of the board ok
directors Of the institute, and that presentation oS
such warrants to the state auditor sha1 be his du
u to draw warrants on the state treasurer for Mks
amounts, and such money ehan be expanded by d.
recton Of the board Of directors OF the ead instute
Provided, that the warrants of the state auditor
the state treasurer for this shan not be
drawn during the year 1879.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be IN 3eEos
from and after It's passage.
Approved March 8, 1870.
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AN ACT to approprate the sum Of $500 for the pur'
pose Of purchasing . safe for the surveyor gen.
eral Of the First Lumber district.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State OF Min
sofa:
Section /. That the sum Of i've hundred dollars,
much thereof Il necessary, be and hereby is
appropriated for the purpose Of purchasing safe
IN which to keep tho official records and papers in
the office Of the surveyor general Of the FiIst Lum
bsr district Of Minnesota.
Sec. 2. The surveyor general 70 hereby authorized
10 draw said sum on the warrant Of the State auditor
from the treasury for tAs Aforesaid purpose.
1ec. 8 This sct shall take eject and b n force
akom and sftsr IT'D passage "a 81
Appeoyod March 10, l51. sss.5 e
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AN ACT to amend chapter one hundred and four
teen of the general laws of one thousand eight
hundred and seventy -four, amending an act to ap-
propriate money for the payment Of the salaries Of
the officers of the State government.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Min
nesota:
Section 1. That subdivision twenty three (23) of
section one ~ of chapter one hundred and fourteen
Q14) Of the general laws of thousand, eight hum
dred and seventy-four (1874) is hereby amended 80
rs to read as follows:
For salaries Of the judges Of the supreme court
and district courts, forty-nine thousand and five
hundred dollars ($49,50O)
And said section one ~ Is hereby further amends
ed by adding thereto the following subdivisions:
29th. For salary of insurance clerk, twelve hum
dred dollars ($l,2OO.)
3Oth. For salary of the clerk Of the secretary of
state, one thousand dollars t3l ,o00)
31st. For services of superintendent and labor on
experimental fruit farm, one thousand dollars
($1,O0O.)
SD For salary Of the public examiner, thirty five
hundred dollars (33, ,5oO.)
Sec. AZ That subdivision II Of said chapter be
amended 50 a. to resd as follows:
For salary Of the engineer, twelve hundred dollars
8($1200) and for salary of fireman aud day aborer,
seven hundred and twenty dollars ($72O), and for
salary of assistant engineer and night Waterman,
three hundred dollars $500
That subdivision % Of said chapter be amended by
striking out all after the word messenger and insert
ing the words six hundred dollars t3600l insteao
thereof.
That subdivision q Of said chapter is hereby
stricken out.
Sec. 8. This act shan take effect and bs in forcs
from snd sitter its passage.
Approved March 2, 1879.
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AN ACT to appropriate money for the payment Of
: interest on State bonds for the years 1879 and

AN ACT to appropriate money for the payment Of
interest on State bonds for the years 1879 and
1880.
Be It enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of Min
Section j. That the sum of thirty-one thousand,
two hundred and fifty 25O) dollars, or 80 much
thereof may be necessary is hereby appropriated
out Of any money in the State treasury belonging 70
Of interest on State bonds falling due in the year one
thousand, eight hundred and seventy as7sl
five hundred dollars 6 ,5OO) or SO much thereof e
may be necessary hereby appropriated out Of any
money in the State treasury belonging to the State
on state bonds falling due in the year one thousand,
eight hundred and eighty Q88O)
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be IN 1orce
from and after its passage.
Approved March 10, 1879.
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ever, in his judgment, its condition or management
Is such as to render an examination Of its affairs
essary or expedient. The said public examiner, and
every such examiner shall have power to Administer
an oath to any person whose testimony may be re-
quired on any such examination, and to compel the
appearance and attendance of any such pesson for
poena or attachment in the manner now authorized
in respect to the attendance of persons as Witnesses
IN the courts Of of this State; and all books
and papers which it may be deemed necessary to
anime by the public examiner, or the examiner or
examiners 80 appointed shall be produced and their
production may be compelled In Like manner.
Sec. IS. Whenever It shall appear to the said pub
hc examiner from any examination made by him,
or from the report of any examination made to
him, or from the report made by any such corpora-
uoa y pursuant to the requirement. Of sections 49, So
and 81 OF this act, that any such corporation has
committed any violation Of its charter or OF law or
is conducting its business and affairs in an unsafe
OF unauthorized manner, he SHALL by An order under
his hand and SEAL direct the ontnuance Of such
Megal and unsafe or unauthorized practices, and
strict conformity with the requirements OF the law
and and with safety and security IN its transactiofs
report As Is hereinbefore required, or to comply With
pesr to tho public examiner, that il l. unsafe Or nep
transact business, he shall commnicste the facts to
such proceedings as the nature Of the case may re.
quire. Tho proceedings instituted by the attorney
general, may be for the removal Of one or more Of
powers to other persons or the consolidation and
merger OF the corporation with any other savings
corporation that may bs willing to accept Of the
trust or for such other or further relef or correon
- the PARTICULAR facts communicated 10 him shsi1
Seem to require. s----5
And the court before whom such proceedings shan
Pc instituted shall hAvs power to grant such orders
sna, N its disors from time to time to modify
situation OF the parties and the interests tnyolved
snan seem 70 requiEs. n