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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-03


EufTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Par
Il ish Of Orleans, No. s5Gs- By virtue Of writ
Of seizure and sale I'd NE dire, I'D By the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. ia the above entitled cause. | will pro-
esed 60 sell AZ public auction, aT the Merchants
and Aacai0ueers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Cusronh6use- streff7 in the
Second District OF this city, on Thu ESDAT,
February s, 1879 at = o'clock m. the following
described property, TO wit
4 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. together
with all the buildings add in prayemenCs Ehers-
90 add appurfeuaness thereof rIghrs ways.
privileges serviEndrs and dependencies there
Unto belonging 81 IN anyv1sa a1pertatntrg.
situated n the Second Distrf OF this city. In
the square com priced wi hin Orleans. st. Anne4
Burgundy and Ram paTG slreefs. having N
American measure. thirty feet ten faehes and
six lines front on said Orleans eet the same
width, more or less. on the rear line 81 . depth
Of about eizaCg-sIX feel bounded on enc siGs
by the proper " CT NJ. b. Drenx and on rfie
side by the property Of Mrs. widow j. 3. Fer
\ rari. Being the same property which was ac-
Gatrsd by the defendant herein from J. 3 Ca
mors, BY aet passed before 2. d seghers. notary
public. on the seventh OF March, 1874
Seized IN rae ABOVE suit.
Tsrms-Cash on the spor.
j. z, ALCEE GAUTHEEAIA-
t Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
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SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
~ iah OF Orleans, No. Al. t33-N9Glee - aereDy
given 80 the CREDITORS OF this estate and % Al
other persons heretn Interested, 20 show s;itlss-
WtEhin san days from the present norLcaLl9 Z :
an~tney have. or eanWaV the account oresssL -.
byrhss fstTfve testamenTarTe5et lITor iqsfh1s $50
should net be approved and sha1G IazSsbrsl, e.
Chs. funds Distributed IN accordance lHer7 l4--
.,sr ~ q,d p or'-7e j. Tr5Hy HEERBERT Clerk-
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sECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAR
= ish II Orleans, No 409sI-Whersass Jacob
A. sehalck has petitioned the court for letters
Of administration on the esGare Of the late
John Eaian and wife deceased. Notice is hereby
given 20 all whom fG may concern 20 show
Gause within ten days why the prayer OF che
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order IF THE court.
Ia9s fe9 - JOHN EEEBEET, Clerk.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
> parish OF Orleans No. 40. 9a4-Whersas
Joseph Cazanbon has periEioned the court for
letters OF administration on the estate Of the
Iat9 William z. Eatrigau and wife. deceased.
Notice is hereby given 60 all whom ir may
CONCERN TO show cause within Ten days why
the prayer Of the said getir1oner should not oe
granted
By order CT the court
taag ia - JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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ucrss.sssn al PAM Denaseux.

GRCoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
> Lsh CT Orleans. No Is, SST-W hereas, RdwIZ
DehlieUX has Deririoue6 the court for letters o.
admin iarraIf5n on EEe estate OF the Late Pau
Dehlieux deceased Notice ia hereby given
80 all whom tE may concern TO show cause
within zen days, WHY the prayer OF the salt
petitioner should not De granted.
By oF,ser Of the court
ans 81 fss* JOHN EERBERT. Clerk.
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ETFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE PAR
IL ish &C Orleans, No 9354-Bq virtue 0r writ
Of Herr saef4s in favor 81 third 9DDouenrs p T.
Gasa1et, agent &c me -staEa OF Mrs. u. =.
GassxgIsb. and against Leon Boyer and Ars.
Adele Boyer 10 me- directed by EAe hon6r2hEe
tina Firth District Court for the parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled cause. 7
viii 1roesed 70 sell az public sasf1en. or rsss
premises hereinafter desig areG. On FRIDAY
February = ls7g at 70 O'Clock a. H.. the follow
ing described property 10 w.t.
a LOT OF FCE&ITEhR AND MOVABLE
PROPERTY now In M warehouse. Nos y
and Is Orleans street heswsen Royal and
Bourbon streets in q seeGna Dtarriss CT sAla
eiry as per inventory On lie Ii my Office.
ssiAsa Ia Eaa above suit
Terms-C4sf On the spot
= r ALGEE GAETE RF5EA-
CtvA sheriff cf shH PARISH oz 1aizS1s-
jaay SAT
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NOTICE.
CITY LaGENs ~ FOR 1879.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CRY Hale.
New Orleans, December 81, 1873. !
This department. will receive tor City Ia
eerses Of 1879 on THURSDAY 1ext. January 4,
say. during the month Of January, 70 per cent
in city Indebtedness Of 1874 1877 and 1873, and 30
ger cent In cash And for the month Of Febru-
ary Droxfmo, Ger cent In city Indebtedness OF
1876. 1877 and 1878. and IS Der cent In cash.
ALE. e. I5AACS0N
iaf 70 faH9 Admins rra1ar Of Finance.
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Nv ORDER TO EFFECT 4 PAETITToN-
SUIT IN PARTTTToN

MRS. ELLEN O1BRIEN vs.. JOS. MCDONALD
HEB HUSBAND.
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cvEroNp DISTRICT COURT No " ALE
~s-s.1us having Claims agaInsg tns sai,g
| astars.s and all persons fnGFhsed thereto vii
Lease present saen claims or MAKE such gay
/ er 10 H0RA0k & BENEDICT. AEfgrnsys
! JaS 80 ieSs No. u CaEDadelsg street.
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Third District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. q so
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JUDICIAL ADvERrIsEz6EHTs.
AUCTION SALES.


SALE BIT THE CIVIL SHERIFF or THE PAR
I5H OF ORLEANS.
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n. o. WATERWORKS COMPANY,
Office Cor. st. Charles and Perdid0 SITS.
TO IRON FOUNDERS.

Sealed proposals for Cast Iron WaterptDes
ske following sizes will Be received az the Office
OF the Company Until II n. February Is, 1879:
TO Tons % inch uiue.
3935 Tons 3a-iEea pipe.
80 Tons - inch ptpe-
fsS Tons ~ inch pipe.
1S Tons s-tneh pipe.
100 Tons 6 Inca . De.
50 Tons Special castings.
Specifications can be obtained oy application
10 the Office
The Company reserves the right TO reJAer any
and all bids. EDWARD TOBY.
ia3G I'd President
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BOARDING.

DOARDTY9 = DESIRABLE FRONT AND
ID sassk Rooms Wt~b BO4RD, may be see1rad
By aDulging AZ 315 ST.. Charles straer. Jt2a W.
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ITO RENT-A LARGE. WELL FURNISHED
IL front room In q private family. II has a
af,Fsr hav7 eyprsura and Ia near the business
rsr+ af fb.a efTy. Terms low. Address B., DEM
6graf osaea ja93 fw
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SPECIAL NOTICES

ssftmer the Captain. owners ner
rS1saIsS-.sored agents of the British steam
9e aT7aISysfgfAED. Capt Gill. from Liverpool,
40 49,. 1+s vii be responsible for any debts
g $500 1d in the crew Of said gess-i o
al
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FIRE And WATER!
To all Whom it May Concern !:
Having effected settlement WITH the fnsur-
ance com . snies, We viii now proceed and sell
our entire stock OF
FINE CUSTOM Made CLOTHING

tAH more or less damaged By the late IRE il
our rear ar Less than 0ne-half the 2csa 81 value
our Stock eonsisrs OF our own naks Of FINE
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, Of a. teseriD.
lions, HATS. and
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xsr~5srsiRns1 gents CT rhe British sE~ane
IA WARRIOR, Capr. Jones rom Perna1a9u
- - gvsII ~ responsible fer a1y d6b's contFsete
y M crew u said vessel ~
'hs1T DE11S L ~.
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800 rIoon WHICH InI5TssB 70 4u5s 81 Ls5I2Ul
49, 49, Nj call End pay s4ra@ On or nef0rt
RRsrTTEDlY, February me fifteenth, 90 avoid
81 - - - saIe fs2 I4s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-27

evening that he replied he thought the step
ought to be taken as one of Justice and human
ity. The Presidents information, it now ap-
pears, has not led him to suppose that there
are thousands of colored people on the banks
of the river waiting for transportation and no
did not advise the charterins and sendlng OF
steamboats, to carry them away. Mr.. Conway
was authority for the statement telegraphed
last night.
SEEING THE PRESIDENT.
President Hayes this evening received some
800 delegates from the international convention
of the Young Mems Christian association,
which adjourned last night in Baltimore. The
reception took place in the east room. Mr.
Ames, president of the Washington Young
Mems Christian association, introduced the
delegation as representative of 2,4OO Young
Mems Christian associations from all lands. The
President said it afforded him great pleasure to
receive so many young men, and expressed
himself as in hearty sympathy with their noble
work of helping young men, Each of the dele
gates was then introduced by name and shook
hands with the President.
WAIT ACTION ON THE WARNER BILL.
The Democratic caucus committee of the
House held conference this afternoon and
agreed to recommend that no further plans be
decided upon by the majority until the Senate
shall have disposed of the Warner silver bill,
which passed the House Saturday. This propo-
sition will be submitted at joint meeting of
the Senate and House caucus committees to-
evening.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
EPIDEMIC DISEASES.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The House committee
on epidemic diseases this morning agreed to
report with recommendations the bill passed
by the Senate Friday last, relating to the ma
tional board of health as substitute for the
House bill of like character.
REFUNDING CERTIFICATES
The secretary of the treasury having received
letters inquiring why he does not advance the
price Of refunding certificates, he answers that
the law is mandatory, and directs him to Issue
them in exchange for lawful money of the
United States, and fixes the rate at which he is
compelled to sell them.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed the following nomina-
tions: Engine SCHUYLER, New York, consul
general at Rome; David h. Bailey, Ohio, con-
sui general at Shanghai; W. F. Grinnell, New
York, United States, consul ut Bremen; Judson
O. Ioomis, consul at Sirea Leon; Steven A.
Kirby, New York, supervising inspector oil
steam vessels for the second district.
coNwAY's MIsREpREsE NTATIoN CORRECTED.
The report of an interview with the Pres
dent regarding the negro exodus is now said By
the Presidents friends to have been erroneous
in several particulars. For instance, the inter
viewer desired to know definitely whether tn
President approved the proposition to go will
chartered boats and deliver the thousands OF
he banks of the river, and it was said las
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CALLED BONDS.
NOW IS THE TINE TO COLLECT.

NOW IS THE TIME TO COLLECT.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The following circu-
lar was issued this afternoon:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE SEC
RETARY, WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26, 1870
Holders Of called bonds, which mature before
the 1st of July next, are requested to send
them to the department for payment during,
the month of June. In this way holders Of
such bonds will receive payment for them with
interest to maturity before the bonds mature.
The very large payment of called bonds to be
made in July will fully occupy the different
officers of the department for that month, and
preferences ir the order of liquidation will be
given to maturing bonds rather than to bonds
past due, the holders of which have failed to
present them for payment. All United States
bonds forwarded for redemption should be adj
dressed to the "loan DIVISION secretary office"
and all bonds should be assigned to 1.-The secre-
tary of the treasury for redemption" Where
parties desire checks in payment for the re-
demption bonds drawn to order of anyone by
payee, they should assign them to the secre-
tary of the treasury for redemption, account
of owner or owners, giving name or names
therefor. AS it ia impossible to notify directly
holders of such called bonds, the press of the
country is respectfully requested to give pub
licity TO this notice, that there may be no more
delay in the payment of bonds and that an &C
emulation of money in the treasury may be
avoided.
Slgned] JOHN SHERMAN, Sec'y.
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PURCELL's DEBTS.
Conference Of Church Dlgnitaries-AnA d-
dress to tho Faithful Asking for Aid.

Conference Of Church Dlgnitaries-An Adj
dress to tho Faithful Asking for Aid.
NEW YORK, May Ga private meeting of
bishops, who came to York to attend the cathe-
dral dedication, was held tonight at Cardinal
McCloskeys residence. for the purpose of de-
vising measures looking to the liquidation If
the debts of the Aschbishop of Cincinnati. The
cardinal presided, and near him sat the vener-
able Archbishop Purcell. There were thirty
bishops present. among them being Bishop
Ryan. st. Louis; Corrigan, New York:
Gross, Savannah; Laughlin, Brooklyn;
Lynch, Charleston; Monterrey, Albany;
O Reilly, Springfield; Healy, Portland; Nc
Mahon, Hartford; McClosky. Louisville, and
others. The proceedings were entirely har-
monious and the whole circumstances of the
financial embarrassmentso of Archbishop Purcell
freely discussed. It was decided to draw up
IN address to the clergy, to be signed by all
for their cooperation to liquidate the liabilities
of the archbishop.
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MADISON.
Railroad Extension-so1dier Reunion
WOmen's COngress-Heavy Rain Fall.


WOmen's Congress-Heavy Rain Fall.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, May 26.-Another effort is being
made by managers of the Wisconsin Central
railroad to extend its line from Portage south
ward to Freeport, ILL.,. President Colby, General
Manager Finney and Chief Engineer Baussr-
vein left Portage this morning to personally
examine the proposed route. The line will fol-
low down the Wisconsin river to Wayzomanie,
from thence across country to Freeport.
There will be grand reunion of all soldiers
of Richland and adjoining counties, at Rich
land Center, June 18th and 18th. The Gov
ernor and State officials are expected to be
present.
The next annual meeting of the association
for the advancement of women, otherwise
known as the Women's Congress, will be held
in this city October 9Th, 9th and 10th.
The storm Saturday night done considerable
damage at Paoli in this county. and also at
Glendale, north of Elroy. At the latter place,
perfect deluge of water falling, the creek
rising SO high that water was up to the first
story windows of some of the houses.
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The Cathedral Dedication.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Tke one dignitary of
the Catholic church who commanded attention
in an eminent degree of those inside the ca
thedral yesterday was Archbishop Purcell, and
it is stated he will receive from laymen before
leaving New York substantial evidence of
their esteem for him.
At the vesper service in the cathedral were
many empty pews and vacant seats. In the
morning nearly all the holders OF one dollar
vided with seats, SO great were the number of
sittings unsold and which ticket Spectators
in the neighborhood of the temple endeavored
to dispose Of
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JUDGE DILLON.

Authoritative Statement of His Acceptance
of the Columbia College Pr0fessorshfp.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, May 26.-Judge Dillon, it
10 authoritatively stated, has accepted the po-
sition to which he has been elected in Column
bia college. His resignation, as before stated,
will take effect Sept. LIST. This will not pre-
vent the President, if he sees fit, from nomi-
mating and the Senate from confirming his sue
cessor. Unless the successor is confirmed be-
fore Congress adjourns, the circuit will be with
ont circuit Judge after September until
probably January or February.
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ZulAL0nd.
PLANS OF THE ENGLISH CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, May 26.-special dispatches from
Cape Town say the dragon guards 60 to Trass-
vaal not Zululand. Some accounts say the change
is intended to overcome the Booers-others to
guard the border. A correspondent with Col.
Wood at Kambula telegraphs under date of
the 4th inst. that he understands the scheme
for invasion will undergo important modifca-
tons. The idea of concentration on Doom
berg has been abandoned. Col. Newdigates's
column will concentrate eome miles further
north. Col. Woods brigade is no longer in
tended to act Independently on Col. Newdigate's
flank, but the two forces will amalgamate when
the invasion commences. The line of march
will probably be along the Umvelosi river. 1t
is thought the Zulus will make a strong stand
to cover Ulunas. Probably the system of cut
ting adrift from the base when the advance
commences will be abandoned and chain of
fortified posts be constructed as the Invasion
proceeds, to which escorted conveys will con-
vey the necessary supplies. This must retard
progress The conviction is general that the
war will be prolonged over two campaigns.
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CAPITAE CHATTER.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS and GENERAL
CAPITAL NEWS

Mcdonald Speaks In Support of the
Reserved Rights of States-The Legisla-
tive Bill In the Hands OF the President
The President Corrects q Radical En-
thusiast's Misreprosentation-Vls of Y.
NJ. c. "A. Delegates to the White House
House Caucus Committee Propose q
Waiting Game-The Fate of the Warner
Bill to be Decided Before Deciding Upon
a Further Programme.
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Wooden Compsny's Failure.

New YORK, May 26.-The steam wooden
company, of Catskill, which consigned all its
COED. to Whittmore, Pet, Post Co., recently
failed, has suspended, pending settlement Of
$500, 600, including its drafts on Whittmore
Pet, Post Co., amounting toabout $40. 600.
The assets will depend materially on the set
Element Of the firms affairs. The company
has a capital of Csc, 600, and is composed Of
Samuel Harris and BENJAMIN Rowland. They
employed $50 persons.
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James Gault, former editor of the London
Morning dduertiser, is dead.
The racing at Louisville, yesterday, was post :.
poned on account of rain.
Copieus rains fell in a greater portion of
Ohio Saturday night, doing great good to grow
ing crops.
The champion gold medal Offered by Capt.
A. II. Bogardus, Chicago, was won by G. G..
Jewett, of Howell, Mich.
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The Jilden Tax Case.

NEW YORK, May 26.-To-day, in the clerks
Office Of the circuit court of the United States,
the district attorney fled his bill of discovery
in the case of the United States sgainst Samuel
J. Tilden, to recover for alleged deficiencies in
his tax, which case was on the calendar several
months ago. Counsel for T1lden was ready,
and the district attorney asked leave to file .
bill OF discovery, on the ground that much
testimony taken before the commission out
west was liable to objections, and bill of dis
covery would very much facilitate matters
and make an early trial possible.
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The following are the favorites in the racing
at Louisville to-day: Mile heat race, Ada
Glen; Clark stakes, 2-mile dash, Faisetto.
Tomson stakes, a-mile dash, Cottrell: Mer''
chants stakes, Emile dash, Ella Roweli.
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BalIand Rat.

At Albany-Albanys q; Springfelds s.
At Rochester-Hop Bitters 4; Buffalos 8.
At Washington-Nati mails 4; Troys 3-ten
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New YORK, May 26.-The remains of VIM.
Lloyd Garrison were taken to Roxbury, Mass,
tonight. Wendell Garrison accompanied the
body.
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EVANSVILLE. Wis, May 26.-Frank Dicker-
son, having been found guilty of completely
with Mrs. Mack in the murder of Geo. II.
Mack, was to-day sentenced to the penitentiary
for life Mrs. Mack has already been SEN
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RusSiG.
N1H111sr OUTFITS.

K1EFF, May 26.-Two suspected persons have
been arrested recently but they have not been
identified. Among their effects the police
found bomb cases, several bottles of chemical
explosives. four reyolvers, two poi nards and
several forged passes.
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Af0hantstan.
TREATY MOST SATISFACTORY.

TREATY MOST SATISFACTORY.
LONDON, May ga dispatch from Simla
states the British will remain at Candahar
until autumn probably. Yakoob Khan will
request them to stay longer, as his brother
Ayoub is at Herat preparing to seize Candahar.
The treaty with Yakoob Khan is most salts
factory. Every political and commercial
advantage that the British hoped for has been
gained.
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ton Of depreciation. npon public lands in the

lion o1 uepIeuaSlous 49, PuOA1o A"Aeas ~ Cno
future. 81
You will consult with the surveyor general
of Minnesota, who will be instructed from the
interior department to cooperate with you in
making your report. Very respectfully,
CHARLES DEvl1s, Attorney General.
|. The proposition referred to above is sum-
married in the statement that the trespassers
all logs converted to,,3h use. Ehey baae
their proposal I'll practice obtaining in
the interior department during the period ex-
tending from 1864 to 1874. They claim to fall in
this category Of offender, a. all the trespass al
legged against them is slid to have happened,
for the most part, IN the winter of 1884.
The So settlement insisted upon by the gov
eminent is of later origin, having been insti-
tuted under the present administration and is
coupled with conditions: II the tres
passer settles when detected or ap-
preached with the commission Of
the offense he gets off with the $S charge; If
action is begun against him, he can effect q
business have gone SO far as to have legal
process for recovery begun, and if 3 compro-
mise can now be- effected according to their pro-
posed plan they save the difference between the
governments demand Of IS and their offer of
90. 50.
As stated, the above named parties in Min
neap0lis instituted the smeasures for q COM
promise. AS seen fromsth letters above, the
government is leniently inclined to extend a
benefit to the whole class of offenders, and has
duly commissioned District Attorney Billson
and Surveyor General Stewart to examine into
the merits Of each case.
Preliminary to this Investigation, Nh. Billson
has directed suspension of all legal proceed
ings, the continuation IS which was 50 near at
hand in all the seventy5ive cases set for trial
at the June term of the United States circuit
court. This then may be considered notice,
even an official notice, tasll the witnesses sum
moned in these cases that their presence will not
be wanted. 1t is the intention Of the commits
sion Mr.. Billson and d.. Stewart) to push the
investigation forward, 0.that such rs may not
be reported for a compromise, can be brought
to trial at the December term of court.
THE PARTIES INvoLvED.
There are seventy i've, persons involved in
the ultimate provisionssof the above letter from
Washington. They are both great
and small, and ,4 are distributed
in business throughout the State. Minneapolis
contains the greatest number of these persons.
Among the most important of all laboring
under this trouble are the following from Min
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:. 0,z4o
The total amount of stumpage included in
the above suits is $115,378.
To the above many others have been added
involving small amounts, which in the aggre-
gate foot up fully as large as the above grand.