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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23

now 0xks
NEW YORK, October 20-3:00 P. M.-Cot'
ton-Steady at 1910. Flou1-Dul! and in
buyers favor; receipts 1900 bbls; sales
6rm and Unchanged. Wheat -Fsvsrish
and unsettled; spring 2@4c and winter 80
Sc lower; very heavy: receipts 2s0, 600 bus ;
sales 340, 900 bus No. white cash ct ?1.479
l49. Rye-Quiet. Corn-4oderately 40
tive; receipts $4,000 bus; sales 2o0. 600 bus
at 60@e0Lc. .Barlsy-Firm. Oats-Duu
receipts IL, 900 bus; sales 5000 bus; mixed
western unchanged; 46@47c for white.
Lard-Rather at $637h@6.40. Butter-At
10@2sc, Cheese-At 7@12He. Whisky-
Unchanged. sugar-.-At7h@71c. Egg
-Unchanged. Petroleun-Crude at 61@
71<c: refined unchanged. Tallow-At exc
83(c. Coal-Active. Leather-Quiet and
firm. Wool-Very strong. 1 =. >g..r
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
A Great F109cO,

The great contest of the oars" between
Hau]an and Courtney, on the Chautauqua
Jake, New York, which for months past has
been the one theme of conversation in sport.
ing circles, is now q thing Of the past. Court
ney, owing to both his boats being destroyed
by malicious or interested parties during
the night, was out Of the race, there being
no boat available that would suit him; 80
Hsnlan rowed over the course, and claims
the six thousand dollar purse. When it be.
came generally known that Courtney's boat
had been tampered with and rendered use.
less it was thought the raee would be post.
poned to some future date, but the referee,
Blake, decided that the race should take
place at the time appointed, hence the
"walk over" for Hanlan. Each party
charging the other with crookednsss, aud Il
il impossible to ascertain whore the fraud
lies. Blaikie, the referee, gave Hanlsn e
check for tho 1900, and soule says he viii
resist it, payment until the men have rowed
q race. p .[gr<.t..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Death ON the Rail.

An express train ran into freight train
on the Susquehanna road at Oneonta, N.
Y, on the 18th inst, by which the engineer
Juddman, aid fireman James Mcclure, of
the express were killed and both locomo.
tives badly damaged. No passengers hurt.
The accident was duplication of one
lately occurring on the Michigan Central.
A train was being made up in the yard at
Oneonta. There was heavy fog. A flag
man was sent to warn the express that was
due, when it came rushing into the yard
upon the partially made up freight.
The coroner's jury investigating the
jackson, Mich, railway smash.up have
brought in verdict of criminal negligence
on the part of E. T. Colwell, yard master,
and censured switchman Joseph Sawyer
and Robert Jones. engineer of the switch
engine.
A passenger named N. Narmile was run
over by the cars on the Wisconsin Central
road at Green Bay, Wis.,, on the 18th inst.
His death was instantaneous.
A collision between passenger and freight
trains on the Chicago & Northwestern road,
occurred at Baraboo, Wis.,, on the night Of
the 14th inst. Both engines and FIVE carr
were badly smashed, owing to the engines
having been pretty we'll stopped, none Of
the passengers were injured. The mail
agent was badly hurt by jumping, and the
engineer and fireman considerably bruised.
The accident was due to carelessness on the
part Of passenger conductor, John Mont.
gomery, who pocketea q a.dispatch and for
got it.
Near haywood, ILL.,, on the Chicago and
Northwestern road, on the 18th instant, q
freight and q passenger train collided. Mon
roe w. Anderson, of Elgin, aud w. P. Sau'
Der, of Chicago, passengers, were killed. A
number were wounded.
At Milwaukee, Wis.,, ON the night of the
18th instant, during dense fog, an engine
and two cars of freight train, ran into tht
enomonee river through en- open bridge
draw. A telegraph operator namtd Hill
who was on the engine, was Instantly killed
and engineer Leonard Reiter so badly hur
| that he died soon after the accident.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Forsigu.

LONDON, October 20-12 80 P. M.-Liver.
pool wheat market opens strong; California
club at 12s@12s Sd; average Californis
at 12s@12s Id; spring at los 5d@11s Sd
floating cargoes quiet; on passage weaker
New York advices cause depression; whea,
quotations nominal; arrivals of coast fol
orders wheat small.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
GOred to Death.

Gen. Bull, Robert Bricknen and George
Nichols were gored to death by an elk, at
Bulls City, Kansas, on the 14th inst. The
elk was the property of Gen. Bull, and was
ranging in bis beautiful park where visitors
were accustomed to stroll
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Cabul has Fallen

At noon on the 18Th instant, British
troops under command of Gen. Roberts,
made formal entry into Cabul, accompanied
by the ameer and his suite. Three regi.
ments now garrison Jelaiabad, and Bala
Hissar, the citadel of Cabu], will be revic.
tuated for five months.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Going for Them.

At Adrian, Mich, on the 18th inst, the
coroner's jury concluded the inquest owe,
the Adrian fair grounds mishap, and
brought in a verdict to the effect that w
T. Lawrence, owner of the stand, Sizer, the
architect, and E. 81. Armstrong and brother
Henry, carpenters, who built the stand,
were guilty of criminal negligence. All
have been arrested on charge of man.
slaughter, and released on bail.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
C0minH to L1Ght.
Cremation.

In accordance with his last request, the
remains of DR.. LeMoyne were taken TO the
Washington, Pa, orematory on the 10th,
and incinerated, only the immediate rala.
tives of the deceased witnessed the cere.
mony.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Fall of n BRIDGE.

The new bridge over Big Walnut Creek
for the Luuday Creek valley railroad, about
ten miles from Columbus, o, fell on the
evening OF the 18th inst. with terrible
crash distance of forty feet into the water.
Eight wo1kmen were on the bridge at the
time, and their escape from death was mlrac-
ulous. Five of the men were slightly injured.
A defective trestle caused the accident.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23

The confidential clerk Of Henry Memory
Co Chicago board of trade firm, named
Herbert B. Waterman, absconded on tht
11th inst, with $4,000 of his employers
money. The books had been doctored fo,
some months back.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
Obituary

! Hon. q. A. Corker, prominent lawyer and
former member Of congress, died q Angus.
ts, Me-, on the 18th, Of paralysis 49, !
Rev. VIM. B. Whitinghall, Episcopal
bishop of Maryland, died at his summer
residence at Orange, NJ, on the 18th inst,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
DISASTROUS Explosions.

The magazine at Bala Hiesar has been
blown up. Twenty.seven of the British
force, and many Afghans were killed.
Joseph r McClintock and Edward Swaine
were blown to atoms in Boston harbor on
the 18th, while experimenting with new
explosive
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23

Reported by CHANDLER, BROWN 4 Co., Commission
Merchants, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Rad f1Rh.

bad Fish.
Thirty persons died recent in Genijesb, a
small Russian village, from accidentally
eating poisonous fish.
Coming to Light.
Five thousand dollars worth of United
States bonds, stolen from the Manhattan
bank, New York, were received for re.
demption at the treasury department,
Washington, on the 18th inst.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23

G. NJ. CAMERON. E. B. CRANE
CAMERON & CRANE,
" ATToRNETS AT Law,
An Real Estate Agents. Collections made
and taxes paid. Office, north side Public
Square, in brick building, Austin, MINI. 40-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-23
TOHN KENT,

From his new Grocery Store at RAMSEY, sup
plies the surrounding community with ever "
thing needed in his line OF trade. Goods first
class. Prices low. Give me q call.
, 1879-03-25
Tho British National Gallery.

LHhH1a TIME.
4 Parliamentary paper tlas lccn issued con-
tnnnE the annual report Of thu Director pf the
Natnnal Cutlery to tho lo1ils Commissioners
of tho Treasury for the year lB75 During that
period Tho following pictures were purchased
out Of Government funds: "Alary Mag.lalens
Approaching. lhc Scpu!chrc," BY GI6yanni 0lrnl.
ami, Sayolco; "St. iinlEna-VlsEon OF the In
vcntton Of The Cross" hY Paul Ver0s,rac; "llm
Agony IT.. thu GArden," bY pauter ot ,Ie uu,-
hriall School; ''TAe Adornth,u Ut lAu Ma.i,"
attrlbute1 to Filppmo LIpp! for Botticsll!);
"Thc Nativity" hy sandro iottleulli; "rnr-
trait Of u Gentleman" BY Fsanrla Blgto; IA
Landscape" tsnow sctnol by aiurcady; unt
"A Lan!scnpen lGorlaiu Scar, Yorkstlre1, By
James Ward, Il. l.. The following were pnr-
chased out Ut The "Lcwssn Fund: "t'ortruit
Of a ticn.len.a1.' by Fluntsl, painter u lie
sixteenth century; Landscape ttlvcr ainl roeks},
by W, j. buller; Portrait Ut Geuttemsnh
(tlrceluarter lengts), BY Catllarlna van llelnes-
sen; null fragment at q composition III lIcsco,
by Ambroglo Iorcuzetti. Among thu additions
to tilo gallery may be noted: IA Cuuan anl
Ills Patron satnts,m', BY Gheer'nrt David. b..
4ueataletl By Mr.. William Honon! NnItu, md
y a Portrait of The Rev. S!r. Henry haeo Dul-
10y, D,rt.,n uu.l seScn studies III Ianiscaps III
crayou, ali by Ga!nsborougt,, presented by Sir.
Thotnaa Birch Wolfe. TEu totai number ol
pictures now contained Ia tho public soo,us Of
tho gallery Is 1,0Vs, COZ Of whch arc covered
With gloss.
, 1879-03-25
A TEST CASE.


Arc Private TeloGrams tnvl01nbfH?
TT. Louis, March 9l.-Mr. Brown, Manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph o,lIce, instead OF
onnoa rIuy ,.foro th f,r.,m, .,urv ,s ,,rr,,,,,,,
apue",'.'@ us'o'e ~ '"' ""'3 t"'s NV, n"'7
win aisnatches ea'ea tof w me eooPfefla ulfces
tccutr, served upon Him on Saturday, went d.
rcctiy befure tic Criminal Court wttt, !s ttor.
nr,s, Me&srt A,1rn .ud .o,,rc tn. ,n,,,,r ,,f
,n,,',', ..s,at =. t.',.tt ~. -ss ~. ,''. ~"
ml'on' statsa Ut 'e"ssl tnc rcasooe WY MF'
brown could not nsoduco tlc dispatches tic'
matIdct1. The Court then aske.l Ar. Brow,
wlat he wnnlIl do in case oue mr. p,nso NJ I'M.
n..,tos r,,r,nru,a .n,<ortod -, h.vo ,,,,,s
tas 'ie' @o's''"s'. .'"ae".s" :" navy 'ne's
teIcgsams produced, amt stated Hat he
lad received a letter from Uoy. p!elps
saving he wns willing nny tc!evranh
o,ao .houI1 ,,oso,t N lin +, ,r,rl ,r,rv ,,y a..
one' sao.'a u'e's"' " t''e ",'u ,.' 't5 ",5 o'o'
patches no hau sent TO cl'tier Nfcaclus or
Wakefield. Mr.. Brown replied that, under the
rulo Of the telegraph COMPANY. Gov, phulus or
onv ot,,nr scn,,or of ,rcpr,ns ro,1i o,,,,, h,a
a., o.us. 'e,'"s' " s." ~, o'sa" "'
a'tPalcncs u, personal ap',1cat'on Ut ny rfqoest
written over Ills own slGnatiire'
Judge l.aughlEn tllcn continued tho case It'll
Friday wscu l,u will hear rho argument NJ, hnt1,
Sides In conversation. ,llr JlI("o xii! il, m.
tlcrstood aud nt,nrriIc'nIetl liz imnnr.n,,t,, NJ
III: casn: rrcnpn!zr,l liz. wi,lrntt.ntino Il wr,,1i
, 1879-03-25

iAG uukIulaS III HctGTANIlEG hlkn lkV lAIth
down. 80 far a. Was atlo TO sbservo tan'
was present nearly tho whole of Saturday night,
IN Iact awny into Sunday nornis'g}. It wns a.
ortfnrly l,arty hs ever saw. There wcrc many
moro women and children than mcn.H
'" How about the
nHgn.0uzzI.tNa AND sMoK1Ndt"
nees has always been sold here ever since
the building was u,oncd. at earl, Exhibition
The v'sitnr can obaEn either vino. beer, or cI-
gsrs; ngeT %as soa MI .hronS tug walking
~ WAS t,lere u was served up either n the son
lsts .'ycupfttl the, house they porr,a II
10 .n9 s. ot the vss si.y o1ss s Sss RSsss'ss 1
mob Of ro,tghs on tho outside wns trying TO
hrehk III through tile window they llad smashed
thev gaFe tiln guard nf twelve meli, WHO acted
1'lst as faithfully "a tile city force could haso
"What do you think Of tie moral effect Of
fslso'att,E ~ t!',s country tho origin OF Tho
"Tlht Is purely political question, nt,,l, II
thcru were .no election pending, no sensation
Saturday"
Summarized, *. Reynolds, statement Is that,
in'ttec chose to rent the building to II Eang of
people wIlDse principles, II carried out, would
deprive nm Or hIs property, w0ltd sweep lin
lrom the otllro he occupirs, subycrt witt, ytu-
n,cnt under which ha ltvos. atrl refuge this
canntry tn II state of anarchy and tnistrsc, tt,e
parallel Of which could 0ny be fnnnd in E,t
worst and bsoodest days Of the Parlsian COM
tntlrc.
THE REAL REASON,
however, Of, plausible ono nt least, for thus
routing il1e building Is nssipncd by ccstnin par-
ties who claInI 10 bc tu position 10 k.tow. 1t
VII ,e seen lranl tl!c sunract given aboyc t!rIt
e e Hcra s 70 .ae a u e /: ts co @
tee. ur to some one of It's 1netluers, tint the
Socialists at Tie ensuing election would cllouss
about five Aldermen, anu that they would have
SIR Tie tenure Of occupancy Of tl,e Lake
Front by the Exposition people WAS nut 80 vury
strong, perhaps, tl,ut they cuuld niyurA to
slight those votes, which, might turn tue
Terminating ti,cir pos.e.s;or. By leasing Is;
the building for The usc Ut the Communists
they could gain those votes. Dv refusing ~
lease u they would certainly lotc them. II
true, this Is il NATURAL explanation OF tho con.
duct OF tic Executive Committee.
oLoRtrrINn THE COMMUNE.
The following Is the poem, headed "AlaF
Song Of l31i.h which was towu on the Socialstc
nroQra1nmo to bo Sting at tlarir dibordcrly gath.
erns Saturday, but which was not executed,
selleinc:
In ruin IL tho structure lost,
Our During brethren reared;
X X. .%ty t1ss sps!nEmp ,!s, npapns FROST
whence the free Stats
shnti retmlnatc.
To help uAd grace
Thu human race.
For eQnal Fights for all.
Fiereo raced The acht, a. never fight before,
Far tife or death they fought thal DAY;
Tt"tosstivo fell to rise no more.-
ThG new time went Its cOntnerlng way.
The new limo sec,
Fron Rcryile lot
, 1879-03-25

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alpeit lof many years known well enough It, VI
ihc., ill., mara,, f4ra, vi +. nes. nsnnt, nnu
i,rI,I.nt r.,,,, ~ .ia,, 10 ] naa 'nauo hlnro
H. "insn VIA ~. rnnnrint s",r t"o, n' IT, come
H." n,1, eiuse. tH MMs rcpostea year neo lnt Tho
u,n. H., ,',Ia x.1. hsTita.s % .tuta ' r ~, ~. VIM
ir,r IL i9, !. eo,, lnrI,x II ,,e s,,sc ri tlnt ~ .n,
ora nr rit.mts wn,,,i ;ipsirn Il, t.trst n,any In.
nr .,nins ~ ,ato % H. fo,,r,1 ,,,u,."f niii,o 81
in ,t,ii,Irn,y III ntr5trs frtm, enii.Iors ,rhn.o
hiI,snvn1 i,s f. ,,,nt,rv ,aI.l r,,t ,,f morxa,s
h. ro.,,i ~, 1nmrcr ,i;.r,'nr,e snG ,,"r ',avo
hoo,, ,'nnano ~ Ia "terl """ att,I, ~ ~
sun,s sini ha1tnSe M,rhon, no " t:o,,, ~ I'M
nr"mt,"s' "''e"' ~ 'e"' 0'' '"S
Whcn hc on,ttad t},a s,,cna,,t e.tab,,.hn,cnt
,yt.rn i,r ,,.a,i ~ 1ni, aMIiarr. iii ncc,. nif
t' II, n,,,t ~ ~ ,a'h,,n i' '' H. % H. p ~" -,
emhmti /" RI" hmIiiatin" ~ na"in,, ] rcr, r., nj,
ynnr f,r ti1r m,"t"st ho,,,.,r 70 hn wos lila II,
hir" iii. ,,,,ro ",1 it,',, i,t;,,." n, E"n.l,,,
I'm hns n.vn. h.',,, o".,,,,,aH .fri', H. ~ t,,rsr
tios ~; H.. o, u.', @ n !, H., a,,.,:
tinm. hit hc nrvcr ~ ,.nt n h,l f"r i, xi,;,.j,
ran,'. ,,cnr Ir rcscrrr ,rtcn p.,. mn III,
tr. Mr' t}ranf iMicrd, ha1I NJ, ini,rrst In lin
sajr. TI,c rcscrv" rrnrrarnsri thn sun, fnr
..t;, .i ,,r,..,s, ,.,f ~" "r, .nr ~ ",tJ
W., ,e ~" .nu it .i.at y. %
Whe,, he ilt t,is ,,.,usfp" r ,Irron,cd of All.
sm"o.s H. ia a.i,tonoi,in III" na IL Tr,,;i,nr i,ss
'iasrrird in mI,,c WV We' i,lvn INV i: wf.tto
liz. fnIl,rr nf tne yrtrtr ls,,y whom sir FcIix
,1"r"n f,r",'t =. 10 wo,,ia i',v" horm hs,l his
drnsm ~ s"c.f st,,.n.r nn,n,. ,r,,r ;IY." i,r,."
.in,,I. IN sovcn nirrs ~ ,rrn,tnn nm, i. iuiit NJ,
srats tno W.: for nv fortl,,,c ,,at snesusatiy.
II ;ta nr,rtn. n wt,,ii n"vr r,at tIs ,,w,,nr
m+a ,h",' Kim fxk1 wnnr r., rc,t ,I,r" #, ~,
st,,no ,n ~ -, fr"lt nv ,,rc".r ,"n,'nr w,h
# Vas ,nu,,Sl s,f hrilhu,,t IIscun.{ort. iii.
arranvc,I. nrctsntto,,s. without raj grandeur.
%r ' t,,,r 80 sr,ciou" viii il w,nti} iInyc i1a,n
l,n,d nr.,t rFT"wJs om1 nm maui ,,nt In ,..ry
, 1879-03-25

1,,a,,.,,s. ,,,., { n,nt, a...t. r,,a tt.',..
n,,n" s,,,nsa "" ~ 1,,.a.t". =, ',,.. 1,,s
s'."v,, S."v ,1"a.,a u" ] -s ~
f.t% .,fs oarear e,%"''0" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Cnrrtspondtncs ft,o Fork Tribune.
LONDON, March Sit Is now t:go years and
more since hcartl an eminent lawyer say tint
II was ,mnossih1o t., collect n drbt NJ *
~. .m'N.s ~ n...,.>4 VI e''V'o
from sl1' atoeet utaat. uat'hs lfe interval
tlo gseat promoter has t!oatca along somehow,
hut ille cras, has come ut last. lie bus filed
pctitlon In bankruptcy, md tho LEGAL mil which
J., .s"n H.. -. .,.".aa T.. ,' ill.,.
~ " s'''' sn. out alsehatso !" ouo a'nle Is III
full movement. Ills dcbts arc slated at sa,O00,-
600; assets something under 100000. Thts
la.ter amount ia supposed to consist main.
- w. s""e =, ..saa,,.,.,,.n sa' .o sa'e ~
several tons Of "seeurities" to dealers IN pnpcr-
mnkers' stock. Tic splendid chambers In Lon-
bard street were fuli Of suc., stun. No man Of
t,' ,,.,,,,;,, ,,xns. ~ n,t,,t.,s ~. r5,n
u'e p''ntn'h p'eao 'o' so,"ln5 'hone5' LIS laltn
was not ot tho cheap aHi vulgar Kind which the
orarlcs Of your Grccnback party have brought
,,,..,...da ,un.., ,,o,. 1.,I,., 49,, .,,....,u.,
"tet.'ous "s.o '.'ol' usueaso ""a e9,pp''easeo,
lie never souEas TO print money. ltc printed
certificates VI shures, for which he found, dur
Iur u luug przod, 10 dif]eulty In Obtaining
,nnnov rhnr. ,v,a timc ,rl,c, h,s inns IL
~. ~, ,.,,.o, ,,'n, - ,.a nas,a st's ,s ~ -
Wy IVY t~'tHII st ~ IL ..H'nhet M.s.' Au'
rams nt!tl iotnesEiIas. iio uhasretooo' as 'lo
naN nc1oso 1h.a ',ao eses Mnue.stooa, the asl ol
,,nFIosms ont eohpahS. l9 kheW
,,s ,. t'h!e a's' me nun o. hls t'ne;
tFo YEATS, s3onee or lateT' a'H.
10 Suen cateef conla navy oeuH f4u. y was mol
- lll.. natnre u tnEA l!1. ~ hnouta lnst; ~!
IL wah ptotho.S niesaieu'attoh .! 'he aatNtinn
o. human efeuu!tV WIN lcapect 70 paft1enlar
to' ,.ia ~ IT, oad iat @ as IT,, ''At% tn
N sHet. ~ lnaao Hnolehso su'ns; oat tilc
s11ns lc bneht were also l'ht"ensc. Nnt 80 Elucn
lile etlHis hu !n'stetl III mere f'slthtatiah, aa
t!ose WHEN tlo course nihs ineloc'ts VI n.s r.
sillsar business cxtrnctcd from hl'n; Ht* 0ig
home At hcns1lEton, MS rieti1rcss h1s guy of
i4e'ccatsr sqllaFe ~ Lonson, ms nftoery a. hlu.
AetEninster COST MN dcart ccrtalhty. ntlt u!
tlis was as nothing c9f'lfhtfca 10 "hht ~ spent
~ kcep!nE up inc elaborate tllaetllllerf " which
tug nuolic Was !ca 10 pnrt WIN IL
millions. 1t would be, Q mistake to suppose
tlInt Grant was tue soso beneficiary ny tlIc pc.
cuIlaf ptoceeulnes "ltn Nnica nis ua1no was
nost consrtcuously eonncetc1. INC plumber
*as d1yldca among many: say n,Gh VINO
Know nm a'u hls alla'Ea lntl1hatelf' lney tot
tln money aWhY from n'ts utmost ae lust rs ne
madu It. IT," l d,dn,t % sars to v as.; "hn ,, "thsy"
WERE out 1t Is easy 70 guess. You might make
hrhrewl conjecture. tor INSTANCE. III t9 tho d..
vision Of profits III ths E'Iltna MIne business.
No ono casa ilas proved SO disastrous to urant
a. ltAt. II WA3 Ill thai AN tuuk Ills Highest
, 1879-03-25
INDIANA.
PROCEEDINGS,


1nD1ANAroLIs Ind. AIarct, 2f.--A resolution
passed the House tn-tlay agrccsng to adiourn
next Monday, provided the Fre ntnt Salary nni
Specific Appropriation hills are passed. This
means session prolonged to The end uf tho
constitutional limit Of forty days. 4 bill was In
trotlnce III The sc,atc to coiifv the snws t,f The
etnse by commission IT five attorneys. 4
resolution llas eeH attopIul tU cnttfy thu lnsr-
ancc laws by tho Attorney .t1ennsul Mn. by tho
Auditor VI State antI ali attorney. The Srnato
killed tho METROPOLITAN Police bIll. Intended to
put tho forcc Of this taty III the hands vi tho
Democrats, b. Indefinite postponemcnt.
, 1879-03-25

WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMKNDMENT.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., March A.--Thc House OF
Representatives yuted on thc question of
woman suffraRe,-25 ayes to II nocs.-not tic
two-shirds minority necessary for submitting
an amendment OF the Constitution to Tic pel-
pic.
, 1879-03-25
Blacksmith Printing Adding to
the General Legislative
lctl,nrgy.
The Enormous Sum of SD, 900. 600 to
Bo Spent in tho N:xt Two
Years.
Further Cruel Attempts to Giye Mr.
Frcw, Of Ford, the Civil
Lccr.


f1I0s
PROCEEDINGS.
sENATR.
Sptetai IHxpatch To 7he 7Fibnne.
BrR1N0F uEt.p, ILL.,, Mnrcl, 2i,-The Scnnte met
a. the usual hour ttlls marlng, Gov. Shuman in
the chair.
No committee reports ucre mado and, what
is more to Ge remarked, no new bills were sent
up. When tic Senate had proceeded thus fur,
the Chair imputed what was tho further plcas.
uro Of tic sc7atc, adding tn lower tone. "as
tllcsc docs not scctn to br n quorum present."
Thu usual order was called for, and so tic
Senate, by avoiding cnli Of t,e roll, managed
to carry along It's business until quorum au.
pcnred. Nineteen RcnublIcaus, Including The
entire representation from Burcatt, md eight
Democrats we're present. Several bills that at
tratccd no special interest weso ordered to a
third reading.
MonTaAoEs.
ScnEto bill No. 16 tl,en came tip, md pro-
voked long discussion. Following Is the bill:
BILL for mn net IN relation, r,orsgnRes of rcni
10, i:hap D5. nt the ises!sestn,utrs. lelnr Sec.
10 III an act entitled, "An nct revise Tho law In
ts e FL IA uy
sscrios !. lie It enacted by tho reoplo Of tic
eem,a1y Tbut scc' ID. s,i,a1, III. nf the Rsviaei
Statutes Of an act cMllt1ci "An net 10 reytsr Tho
as !sss% iSa ts? III ess'Saft
]. 1871 Will r"atss ns tnlowa: = In all Accrees
70 ~ " s IN ss y ecf ssy oy e
dcrees for. anr baisnec Of nancy that may
.hnn t, uv r,cot. o ~ ,ho sn,' y, o1eG @
csccm,nn nav ,srm,, fnr the ci1cctun or snch haI.
ance tho sac IN when sl.a scfee IL solviy fos lnc
payment Of munny. And unch decree may bo sen.
Nprrf1 ccntft10nNlr. nj HHcrprin,r he
foreclosure. o. y nay oc rendered after tho sao
and tbs astefiaihtncnt Or the ,'lancc DUO: Pm
ea tha. sarh s.cSns,1n sGa .'1Ms ooiy y cases
edo ~ ",, "nrs msJn @ npGn @
be entered in such suls, BIZ and tho samo il heFcby
rcneaicd.
SEC. .. In nil proceedings 10 foreclosu mortgages
hereafter commenced 10 decsee .hali be rendered
dne complainant over ant annse proceeds o! Tho
SAFE Or aalss q g tis n,oftsa:ei ntnperty. nnd N
ner snn ss s ae o
sSo M J. Fl e. ~ .i
1ccsyer Judgment Or obtain dccrcS fos any part
Of such deht In smother nctias,. tho ground That
,he yelue q tho 'nortgase'! propefty was lnsut.
fctent at the time Of foreclosure to satisfy the
dcnt, snch reeoyorY shall open tfe foreclosure, and
tae person ent;tle9 may redeem tno property i!nl.
Mshat nav av sn.eed myuis t1a II XIII
for fsemition Is brought within Two ysata s II The
tbe dcbt,
SEC. L. In all forcclohnrc proceedings hereafter
commenced, no salo ot mottgaEed property ahnll
he conhrmed BY tho Court, Or furthe. proceedings
Such evidence may be in lilo forn, Of nijdaylts.
SEc. :. Az luws and parts Of laws In conflict
WV .'i'e ~, 80, ~. uo..v; 's"saau IN,
,,s,t ~ ,,,at H. ,,,rn3.n ,ns ~ ~ ,.To a.. ..s w
1cf tn lin vnst f,i,,n.,cr of mnr,,,nrr ,irhtor.
who were now In the power Of tI,eir creditors.