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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Among those registered at the Palace
Hotel on Thursday we noticed the names
of Frank Corbin, T. j. Hidwell, Walter and
Laurence NordhOff.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Fall cleaning is going on at The Court
House; adobes, plaster ard white-wash
Getting ready for Court next month.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

There are about 100 men at work in tie
Gro Blanco District, Pima Co. The Os-
itch mill is laying up for repairs
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

One Tippit, indicted for bigamy in Ma
ricopa Co. forfeited his bail of 5000. This
rs acomment upon letting criminals off
on small bail
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Texas has three million six hundred
and seventy -four thousand sheep.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

We had call this week from Hugh
Henderson, of Antelope Peak. The rains
have benefited his rancho very much.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

We see that election tickets are still
doing service in California as newspaper
wrappers. Pink but not scented.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

A new catholic church is to be built al
Los Alamos New Mexico,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

The river has risen little but the wa
ter is still unusually low.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Ames is at the Palace Hotel San Francis
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Tucson viii soon be in telegraphic com
munication with Guaymas, Mexico, via
Hermosillo.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Edward E. Thompson has been appoint
ed postmaster at Silver King, Plnal Co.
AT
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Geo. Neale the Court Reporter is
Phoenix.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Delivery of one-half the amounts will
be required within rs days, and the bal
ance within 20 DAYS after notification of
award. no bids will be entertained M
less samples be furnished, which should
not he of less weight than l. pounds. so
marked Gs To he easily identified, and
should reach this office on or before the
date for opening Of bids. a standard
sample of Flour Of the quality this ad-
vertisemcnt contemplates will be furnish
cd bidders on application, which applica-
ton it is desired should be made at the ear.
Hest practicable date The right rs reserved
to reject any or all bids offered.
Blank forms, conditions, etc, embracing
all necessary information, furnished by
any A. 4. G. S in the Departments or by
the undersigned.
CRAS. P. EAGAN,
254t. Captain and G. s., U. S. 4
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25
PROPOSALS for Flour.

IONA, OFFICE OF CHIEF CoMMis-
SARY OF SUBSISTENCE, WHIPPLE T
BARRACKS, PREsCoTT, A. T.,
October LIST, 1879.
EALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLI-
~ cate, with copy of this advertise
ment attached, will be received at this
office, and at the offices of the Acting As
sistant Comriissaries of Subsistence at
each of the posts named herein, until Il
O'Clock noon, MONDAY, NOVEMBER
Sd, 1879, for the supply of the following
quantities of Flour at the posts in Arizona
Territory, named beloW:
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

Now is y% Glance Capt. Steve
Thorne is dealing High ball" at the
Corner Saloon. TSour luck
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

They have two opium dens in Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25
Will Contract for

the delivery of freight to any point in the
Territory, and make s. specially OF con-
tracing for Heavy Machinery. Having
had several years experience i'll the gene
raj freighting business in Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado and California, we feel
confident that we have facilities for the
handling of g,,eas that no other firm can
possibly have
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

THey have snow in Prescott.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1879-10-25

.00 P. M-DA1LY-Local Passen-
4 .UU ger Train to Santa Ana, con-
meeting with stages for San Diego.
ARRIVES at $50 A. NJ
, 1879-04-15


p1Trsnuho, Pa. April 1a.-Tllo famous eject
mcnt suit brought by l3ornnsd Mcister, OF Mich
igan, for Possession Of tic property OF the late
William Mowry ia this city, the sauu Of whlcl,
Is estimated ut &C. 000 0o0 will CONS up ln tho
United States Circuit Court here tomorrow
for rehearlny. Readers Of THE TRIBUNE WILL
remember that ptnintiH lost the case at the 1rst
trial upon the ruling nf Judge McKennall, that
the marriage Ut Mowry to tho Indian woman
Cuba You Quit should, TO be legal, con-
form to the statutes Of Michigan.
Tho ceremony did not do this. Tho
case was taken to Aho United Suites
Supreme Court upon writ Of error upon this
ruling. alNl tint tribunal dscldcd It t srror 80
the ease comes buck for rctElal, with this iu-
portant pont decided tu favor Of the plaintiff.
Judge Strong, Of thu United States Supreme
Court, will he on the lencl. for tllr trial. Ihe
attorneys for thu plaiutif1 arc siessrs. Gibsou
j. Weir, aud ]. Scott Ferguson, auf for thr do.
fcnso, Mark Acheaon and ono or TWO Michigan
attorneys.
But, icw Of the witnesses who ap-
uulrei this time, Tlnlr deposittous will
be sufficient, together With thu testimony
previously taken. ainny Ut the witnesses were
platntif1's rcst1euce, sasninaw, Mich.
Tho counsel fur tlln plantitf feel confident OF
winning tho suit. Mestsr, VIM brought The
claim Of the lndal wife t,t htuwry, u dead.
Mowry tliGd several feArb u.u IN this cttv, alter
deserving. big Wsfo, Cuba You Quit. ll'e rs-
Pcunsylyan'a. The result Of thp litigation Will
curry joy or crlnf to scores Of intnfes In this
city. The lAnd-t.tcs Of sryeral of our wexlthl.
est corporations nro also Involved.
, 1879-04-15

THE MISSOURI RIVER WAR.
The Chicago roaus leading 10 Missouri River
po!nts secm to be determined to n,akH tile var
resulting fron, the break Of the Southwestern
Railway Association as Sharp and decisive III
possiblu. They 10 not mcall to dilly-dally much
with tho st. LoulsAus, but make 1t 80 hot for
them Mt once TINT 1t will not take them long to
1nd out ttat they can't buls1oze tleis brethren
from Chicago. Tho war was inaugurated IN
gool earnest yesterday morning, alld the rates
from Chicago to Missouri River po!uts went
down TO lYa cunta OIL fourth u.ll spocal classes,
anil 10 cents OH third, second, A,ll first classes.
Snilar rct}ucttoI!s were tnade on East.bounl
business. l.owcr than this the rates can hard.
ly 60, for the bridge toll IN sou,e Of the
roads Is ~ much aB the rates charged for tho
freight Should tic 1T. Louis roatls, however,
60 lower than tnls, tie Chicago roads will prot.
nhlygo down to nothtng, a1!.l t:isc tue shippers
ST; sn!o%;s Of "s.. ui" u. IND "soottea
spccul tnlueen,cnt. On through business to
null IRON tho East, st.. Louis Will nor llu nb!e to
compete at all. Thu ratio on ilrst class from
10 cents from 1t. Louis 10 Missouri River points.
ths through rate will be $l.0l. TIC rate Oh tho
same article from Now yurk to Chicago Is rs
cents, Which, with tho 10 cents adde4 from Cai.
easo to Missouri htyes ponts, will make tia
rate tram Now York to St. Louis only, It is,
however, question whether Chicago Will boc
benefited or st. Louis damaged much BY u d.
version Of tie business to tho Chicago roads at
Sucll rates.
Tlle Ncw York roada do not mean TO lnedlle
10 this fight. Commissioner FlNk toltgrapilrtl
Mr.. MldEley yesterday that during tho light tho
trunk lines will ccuse gtyIng bills Ut la1tlg, but
will siYa bills 10 1t. Louls and Chicago Ut the
full proportions
That the ieht will bo short one there Gun be
but little Doubt for nole Ut te soads aru iu u
nosition to etutd THIS kind OF contest very
Iang. but this much Ia ceTtatu, that tho Chicago
roada will ba ab!a to sta,A 1t much longer than
tbs st. Lou!s roaas. 1t IL only question ot
time when the pool will bs reorGa1ilzcd again.
Thc Eight Ia suado by tue 81. Louis roads not
against pool, Tor they favor sucis au arrange.
lneut llloru than the Chicago r0uds, but aHainst
the Chicago j. Alton Cutting share OF tllr 1T.
1.oAis business, to wlle.! It Is Justly entitled,
YAe position Of tic 81. loals roa,is Iii rr.:ard 10
thl4 matter Is scau by the following from tile
IL. Louis f3iobe- Democrat:
In entering the deld for freight 10 and from Bt.
Lou!4, a. wo aIs informed Is their Intention, lha
Chicago 4 Alton no doubs desire " forea tho ".
, 1879-04-15

wcrs provided in mid act for thu consssuc.
tlon of tho Ehion FacIte 1snllroad; and wcre also
teHnfc hF thu nth mud 13lh ecctnna Ut Eat nct to
connect with the rUnh now called lhc Knnnas Pacific
lsoad within thr ltn.lu as llu ntetos ,hcrtahonts;
nth section required II mite with the natn trunk
OFT the 1Ulih me ritan wEat longitude, tins giving
tlA said l11nnuA1 Il st. Jossph Railroad md ita
assigns connection with the Union paclic 1tailrohd
and constituting II me 81 lts branches. ann
WnEnxAe. The said Ilanntha' Il II. t3aeph lsatl.
to thu Central HrAnch Uninn Pacific Rail..
road Company, anil shu sald 1htt.nalntd
company lIhh completed said 400 fntlea Of fad rail-
rohd, and the same las hecn ,ny accepted by the
tiovnst,tncnt VI il.u United States: and
WHEnEAs, Pending TIN construction Of said road
~ aforesaid, thu kaneas paetc Itattroad wcra aus
thofseli. bY M aes Improved july .. lattL. 70
change Lite route Of their Rad 81 NJ 10 connect with
tho inan trunk afty miles west OF Denver, ant dill
N change their route. hy REASON NJ winch Change
the eaIll Centsa! branch Union tncihc talrUad wns
left aOO tH!lca from the Unson 1acthc Railroad, md
BY hats, act: and
WHxnEAs. This salh Central Branch Union ractac
Railroad Company claim tint, under the 10TH sec.
tun NJ the fii rond net approved July :. lh4 tAty
nro authorized 10 continue theie rn1i 10 the malt,
trunk At the l0)th meridian IN thc contemplated
tied 10 receive 3,u. 0Ob per nilu thescfns IN bo'1s
of the United Htutes: and
WMEnkAs, JuEtice demands that eome relief
should hc given to said Central Branch Un!hn
rhciac 1'nilroad Company by this Government Of
lhn Unttcl States: and
the payment Of The iMtercrt on TIA 6rst'murtraEc
bonds s'nco May !. laf3, hnd IN httdn Tor tho
foreclosure Of Tho first mortgage Ia about 10 b.
commenced: Now. tbercfore-rtc.
, 1879-04-15
cH0TTEA|l

81. Louis, April ll.--M. Leon Cholteau, rep
rossutattyo Of tho French Committee to effect
treaty Of commerce between Francs antl the
uulted States, addressed considerable number
OF melnbtrs Of tic Mcrchants' Exchange this Ut
'ternoon upon that subject, mud wus ultonliyoly
ltstened TO. Emile Karst, French Consul OF this
city. also made ~ address Oh thu pEeseut
condition OF tsadS between the two couu.
tTiea. Resolutions were then offered by 0corgo
Rau, aud unanimously aduuted, " that It IL OF
!l!c greatest import to tho producers OF thu
West That an unhiuhered outlet far our ex-
posts b. found for lien. In Franco as we'll aa In
other countries; that an equivalent coueesaion
ln our tariff may fsIrly be granted to Franco bf
our Government for that purpoas; that = treaty
Of commerce witt. France would greatly Increase
spectfully urge our Senators Aiui Represent
atiyce III Congress to usa tAeiF influence TO he-
complish this obiact.'
, 1879-04-15

Hpttfaf p1G17tfch Ia 3ht 7FtbtsHt-
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 14.-lp tile United
States Court, this afternoon, an order was made
TO the Receiver VI the Grceu Bay l. Alint!csota
1sallroad Company to pay to May, Swallow &
Co., of Milwaukee,, the s,tn Of 3t,35S0s tur
car-whcels furnished to tic Company previous
to tho commencement OF tho suit Of lorectos.
ure.
ut the annual election of the North Wiscon-
sfn Railroad Company, In Hudson, Oil Saturday,
the following Board Of Directors was ELECTED:
David ". Duws, of Now York; r. =. Flower,
Of New York; Il. H. Cable, ol Rock Island; II.
i. Porter, ". II. Ferry. Ph!lctus Sawyer. untl
+. I. SAWYER, nj DsIikuah; John 4. illluhtr1,
Of Hudson; Jaeol' llunbird, Of aiaryIand. Tie
1lsasseisst ase Us fol1ows: Fh'lotus saryer
md Treasurer; ". II. pnlpps, Of Hudson, Sec
rotary. Iie Directors DECIDED 10 build twenty
miles OF new road at once, airl 1t Is thought
possible TINT thirty or forty miles moro may ba
constructed this year.
, 1879-04-15

-
The Chicago 1lailrpad Association, consisting
OF the General Ticket and Passenger Agents Of
the roads centcrlng In thls c!tY, hrd meeting;
yesterday at their rooms iii Ashland Block, to
make arrangements for ctanEng tho present
style Of rate-sheets After lengthy Discus
s[on, 1t wns decided to do away with tho prcs-
cut lnWlcldy BiIcct, md ilnye 1t printed here
alter In hook.form, eight pages.
The General Freight Agents OF the roa]s lead
inE cast from this city hold q meeting yesterday
afternoon at thu office VI Mr.. X. G. Ateldrnln,
Western Grneral Freight Agent Of tha Fits
burg Fort Wayne d Chicago, to rcnf1lrm the
rnses IN accordance With the Instructions Of
the Trunk ltne Presidents on the basis Of 2o
and rs cents from Chicago to New Yurk. All
took solemn oath not to violate ihe rates
agaiu-until alo:Ecr gootl opportunity oilrrs.
Mir. Z. NJ. Wfcker, Ut tho Baltimore 81 Ohio did
not intend :he meeting berausc lle Is not good
On swearing, and did not want to be gworn.
Tie ,property. Of the Leavcnwnrtb, Lawrence
& Galvsston lsalFoad Company ana Of sho
kaHsas City, Santa FL Railroad <G Telegraph
Company has been sold under decrce of tho
circuit Court of the United States for the Dis
ttlct OF kansas, nntl new companies organized
by the purellassrs, of eaeh, respectively, aud
then consolidated with each other alnl With tho
Southern Knnsas Railroad Company, under tho
na.ae Of tho Kanas City, Lawrence tE Southern
Railroad Company, to bo ogcrasc.l nnd managed
officers: II. Il. nunncwcli, President; !;
Charles Merriam, seeroary mid Treasurer;
Gcorga II. Nnttlcton. tfcnenal Manager;
John A. Clarh, Land Commissioners.
Ttls same parties iinvc nlso obtained possession
Of the Kansas City, Fort Scott u Gulf lsuilruaI
which Will nlso be managed by tllr above
named o.1lcers Tho following appointments
for tho Kansas City Fort Scott Il Gult Ra!lroa,l
md Kuts,s City, Lawrcncu s. Southern tal-
road aru announced by General Superintendent
I. +. Oakes: J. 8. barnes, Assistant supcrin-
tendent; J. 8. McCrun,, Master Aiccl.nulr; J..
Ducktry, Superintendent Track, bridges, md
buildings; J.. N. Watkins, General Freight
Agent; j. E. Lockwood. General Ticket AEuIit;
IL. G. Sprngue, Superintendent Of rclcgrnpls.
, 1879-04-15
Prison-Sttnks Rapidly Getting in
Very Bad Od0r with
Him.
His Oriental Dreams Of Vaporous Baths
and CASTLE Soap.
An Exhibit or tho Abscntecism Of The
pusillnnimous Despots.
Ths steam-Boiler Fraud on the People
Likely to Be Blown sky-Righ.
IN JAIL.


Sp-efat Ds,Aatca 10 7as 7r1sune
sANaAMor COUNTY JAIL, SrntNor1gLD, ILL.,,
April 14.-Thcra has not been q chlrp around
the old jail to-day. The morning opened gloom
lily. the gray sky changing to dark, mcuacinE
black, nnd then the pattcr Of fine rain for an
hour or moro, followed by lighter skv and a
little sunshine thrown In sDarlngly. The dim
light struggles In through the dingy Windows,
af1ording nc scarcely enough by which to read
End write. There are forty prisoners Just let
out of their cells for exercise, stamping up and
down Tic hall, singing, swearing, aud screeell-
Ing llka crazy men. just now the rcirasn Of an
old song which hear from morning to night ls
qulverfng on the air:
"oh, mother, may 60 ont to swim I"
Hang your closhea on a hickory limb,
hut don't 60 nenr The wafer. "
Before camo 10 this DastIle was fond Of
ballads anil comic SONGS, but tpctng compelled
to witness perpetual minstrel show Is worse
than recording ave-months' session Of tic
Legislature.
CALLERS.
The Hon. j. P. Root and a Carl pretzel'' have
Just Called These gentlemen inform tno that,
80 far as they know, public opinion upsioitls
THE TRIBUNE in its bold al,d fearless exposuru
Of the corrupt practice. Of tic Legislature. 1t
seems That crcat good has been accomplished,
md that. when the people come to stop an1
consider the matter in its true light, they can't
fail to appreciate this fact, and give IL true
weight. The p,unoerlng Of corporations has
stopped for this session OF tho General As
semb!y, at least, and the lobby might as we'll
pack their vallscs mid start for home, for their
services arc required no longer. That Is what
TnE TRIBUNE hns done. slngle-handcd.
THE Au3ENTEElsM
Of the present session has not been rs con-
spicuous!y great as at the last session OF the
Legislature. have taken the trouble to haYc
the journal Of the House examined, aud below
give the number Of roil-calls cacll member has
missed aInce the commencement Of the session.
It is due TO Mr.. Wall, who Is credited with the
largest number Of abscnt.marks, to say u1us,
since the commencement Of tho session, he has
been twice called home by death In his family.
The total numbcr Of roll-calls has been 148.
, 1879-04-15
ADJUSTED.
frMt{nl Dis1Eflch Ia The Trttttns.

EpFt1M 0ls1F1lek 70 1He JF36tNs.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 14.-prnminont OIL
cials Of the Adams Express Company ]ayc tcon
III conference nsl Of to-tiAy with Vrc.Prcst..cnt
Ncuconlbc, Of the Louisville d Nashville Rail
roa,l, III relation II important differences which
haro existed eetWccn thu two Companies for
anne time past. The conferences was 10 avoid
litigation, and II Is understood n, aIntcable
agreoilient was made. A heavy amount wus lit
yn1yej.
, 1879-04-15

INV YonK, A,rll 14.-1lic war between the
roads west Ut vt. Louis and Chf2ago will not
affect the Eastern roads. The latter will charge
full rates between Chicago, a,,l st, Louis, anl
Eastern cities, and guarantees no through ratcs
oeyonl Chicago and st. Louis until the Western
rates arc restored. 4 ctyc,ilnr to that effect has
been issued By Commissioner Fink.
, 1879-04-15


iiaIsn ti,ls ir,,sv. T1sn p1easn,,. Minh,,1, MisH
ItaaS Ia S'la''" Fewe sssutr rst
iinrI!.Y' i'e"''f
i''@ek.e!. m.'ss.,- 49,. ,. .,..u,
nj. au,tas,. sva',,s ,., ~ throe s,,;nIiss.
Win a;wnys ilnd Sait wEen ti'err h mn u,ior,1,,,
wsss nnrtic,,.nriy cn,,.rirnon, by t,cir hhsencn'
etr,lctc,l 10 ecour lis hotels uIrl briv In what
a&srnt meu,iers hr cmmii iml. 'Th. notiou
nrryn,tcI and ti1e Enenkrr nuM,Intcd F'rew as d
pussu colnitnt,,s III ont. to snatch The aGscntecs
bnt,ibeaded.
Crookrr. Morrison. and T],omaB nut in an
apnearanrs shortly aftcr 10 o'clock, md were
cotraled by Fruw IN n snal!nar shtel, Nnaltslts
hass thoroughly Tor capturing coekle-Dufs anu
marsh nhall"wa Oh tue wing.
TIE QUESTION or AnssNTREtsM
Mondays. IT the railroads would, 90 less
cl,alK,sig Of hats tha n.rs,.bcrs would be inoro
plnctuat in tlicir attendance.
nloTMOSEY.
Murray. Of Coot, will offer this afternoon tho
following preamble Mt!t resolutions:
WnEnkAs, a bill was introduced sone two
months aince to my tho i1lln"is National Guards
fos ssEses Fenaets @ two Si sears "a n1o; ~ ann, H. ~
third fcaJinv, tn, il 30 o Tar down. on ttc caisnsr
that te prospects OF its he!n reached thia session
nrr lInubtful; nnl,
WnEnhAs, Many otthu men to whom ths money
y due sta,d Efenty 10 nes o. \, ana are snanla T.
70 pay tbta o. tse!r ownithfohen ia hon'na7ment;
hess,ste s.arta " o, ,tou,o MI, M m ,,.np hi,
IN nnv IT, 1,m. ninn' H. f",, ~ H. iv ,cr. W..
formed In INT. o md hereby y. nino tho special
ofae9 'of 1""fsuhf' "pfi' ~ 1e'e' a. ~ H. ILL.,
AFTER RECESS
4 Quorum was on hand. !lerrlnEton withdrew
his molten ~ KY! li0use btll VI, nhd y welie
over. House Blll CIV tW!fs"n) on parks was
taken uu. llle tn0tin pending at ahfourhmcht
to strike out TIC eiact'liE clause was iost, ma
TIC sillt was orteee*i to thlrd feadt!iE. Hoasc
Bill S'u wHs araerct engrosscu 19F tlifl fchu-
ing. II proyl,igs LOT tile extension ot county
Court Jurisdiction.
Mor.MoxEY AGAIN,
I'm motIon nf Murray. tl,e hill ordering nav.
mc,,t to tic militia fvr s1yccs in tilc Riots 1T
,nnruInr. ~ p''
nv,1xq
mi or, ....,,,,','. H., III. ,o,,+ r,.,,ta,,
Mouse Eil vi. ptoV'u' loa tlao WV.
w., t.ras .t - o.ssGi .ntr,, ",nd;'1
"''o o'"etoo ~ @''A" 'e"~'
... PIRACY
oenAte G!ll loo, LOT tls lefMnton u .ih iusut
nsu w. Mus' a,,rre ~ co,,nittno
- 1n ~ ~ t. ~ t.u iiita "1.
20 WV - ."s .ea".oA, ..4ss .,os,
WIS called up On second reading
AT. uay, ot ~ NCaanapaieh, xety properly "oVeo
Tr. Cnrtcr. of .jonss,n. fathcr Of Tho bin.
mo,irnei tl1c fact that si0101 wort, Of property
was annually IIesfrnvei hv boilrr rxnioainns
md hopeI his little battling might not be-
Killed.
1,lo ,,,,o,, ,,.o,.,,,, ~, H., :, cot, =, so ., m
49," 'A"''oA P'S'"''-" y W." ot ~ ~ o"'
ooaouh,"oun o"'spts'
, an co ; Ill., unIr W. s9n ,,,s
H. ~. n.at 11.o ~, a,att., "1 .ose. % sn,. ~
" sIc ts ~ ,;s I'I 'oxeu ae 's'sess!' w.
u sssIn H., "'e ~ Gs ny
na.o ,t.e oT9Ma @ ~ rts a'.t y. aMc
mt, ~ he nav rsn.,Jre was stricken , n,,t 'e''
c1anBc.
Ii.e irrGpfcssioio 1; iiartz iaYoFea lhe ~, an
SiS E,m, ul , nj ~ rufI ia " .''
Oros. uMi others partlciuatcd In tic ucbate.
, 1879-04-15
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Hpeeiut pspltch to TAt tribune,
aPRlnGsIELp,. April N.-Auopg tho many
bills which have been introduced to And pisces
for the armJ OF tat-eatess. who have ulelf paid
agents IT TIC Capital, Is uouAo Bill 755, iusto-