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, 1879-03-28
.EfEEP--Tho market WhB active anl lrtn, with
es Of commun to cholco grades at 81. 7o0 10

EAST LIBERTY.
,,, FAT IT. I'ssnEy r. r., p M:reh az cs7tE 1c fon
sa sss I! sai as co days hEs
mud 600 local; supply only !ar. wiz. llttlo notu
demand. t!ouvh no material change IN prices: beet.
81. .siNl4. ID; ali ali .uld ont.
ss,;54 ssTf sSS: S5: 7s'&e'' u ooS4 i0 faads''S'''
s1sEr-Kaeepts, 800 head; total for thron days,
4 61o; mons for sale; prices rnled for tao wpok ut
Sa.oo@6. ID for fa'r to cStrn.
uurFALO.
DuprALo, Mnrc1l q. Notwithstanding. 765
head; good demand; prices adynnce,l Shade, ow-
lng 70 light snpn!y; sn'c9; !: cats. ,,,
nrm; tending ,up; fair to Eooi Westorn sheep,
S4.7S8o. o5; choice to extra, s.. a5Go5d5; lambs,
and heavy, 81. joG14. IL.
81. LOUIS.
81. Lotus. Mnzch 27-.cArrIH-1naettvo and
sS;as.', sa1ss nnt nos Sno'S's lo"'f receipts f4oo;
j(oao.-ln fair demand, but at lower rates: York;
&; O. j;jsis SasFfs is3:f & s. ;sss @
1, 100; shipments. ., NOD:
HakEg--Flrm and unchanged; receipts. 1000.
F.. NEW YORK.
NEW yonx; March .a7.-DEEyEs-No arrivals;
iuy At si6 .;as io. 20; Western ;ireassd from De-
tro,t sl.001G. 90; from Missouri, 81. 0o1s.a0
s,!EEr-i,ecelptf, :i.0oo; market active and firm
At s., 0Oa10. 10; shipments, 1GID carcAsrcs.
9wlaK:.,stcceipta, =, 100; MARKET quilt; no saics
hofnre Change.
KANSAS CITY.
KARsAs Ctr, Mo-, March 17.-Thc Irtes Cur
rent reports receipts, 201; shipments, 1:!3; fn!r
native hhippors, ~ 1901; O.; natise stoskets aud
lious-Rrcsipts, 1.5s7; shlpn,ents, sill; low.
cr fair to choice heavy, 81. 1905. 10: light ship
ping, 81. g0G13. IL.
CINCINNATI.
ciEclSNATi. MSsch 27;oli,nas-1nac!iye - log, m and
packing, 81. .75b 20; butchers Sl.10lpi.1 Is: re-
ceipts, Z, 100; shipments. G1U.
, 1879-03-28

feet eight 1aches. Thn esfI,nated coat Of sneh
change, now that our new. shdp. hntsLnEs A Ct Ia
$500. 900: Possibly, soma nnw rolling stock may
10 needed and tho +So carr. now tnnntng npon, 70 H.,
pNschatrd. 4 new hrldoo nt The crotsnE Of Rch
fEycr IA contemplated during the coming year. md
its coat Ii cstlu1atcd ut about 200. 0l0 IA qMo
puasthle that 1t inny he rrtcshary to afranca S!
boo IL $50 coo dutin9 t'c year TO preserve our title
10 tho Inntts in Arkansas, no sthted by tho Land
Commissioners.
'rte Chicago Mining ant' Milling Company n1o
said, By tl,r New York Graphic. to oc abous to
make m application tn l1nve their stock placed
on t1tr list of the New York Stock Exchange.
Tho capital stock is 81, 900, 900, dvdod INTO TO-
Ooo sllarcs, Of which 1000 afo offered for sao.
Y. l.. Young. No. GO broadway, 10 agent for tho
tonpany.
Tin fnlfn,sinr r[7rA t1la fluctuations Of the
, 1879-03-28
1sRt}V1Hft1NS.


hoo FRODUCrS-Wose lcstAcstvo IN Tho AFgrc.
gate, md steAdler. rho market averaged llt'lc
hettcr than during Wednesdays pslnclnat Boarl.
sIonts but lost tc ground gained by l.olors tn tho
aftcsnonn At that day. 1uss were quutc. eaAicr Mt
thu Stock. inrd., n,,d liverpool rcpostch llccln
In soule descriptions Of meats 80 that the fccinY
In .prMinct horc was really strong ono when
raNccd ngnfnst these facts. t,aEd was offered
rather freely. md waa relatively tame. while there
WIS little apparent export demand for meats. 1t
IL. however, wsl known Tint tho oxpart inavc.
mont Of n1eAts Is vcry seldom nndetratcl In tlla
magnitude ot roparte sales.
MKes rnnK-Wns steady. with 4 fair demand.
and closed 2tso tEf bs hclow the latrst prices OF
Wednesday. sales were reported Of 1900 bFls
srler April nt $40 l01 10. III: IL, 200 brls sul,os
May at 610,.uD D10.:t0; ind 800 br1s seller Jahu
Mt $40 37!sf1 4at:. Total m. 500 bsls. Tho
market clnsf stcnty At $40 tor cash Ct sc!!er
for Shy. md $i6 ii "a; 10. ID fof jana. olG pofk
was quoted at ST. 405lS, ii.
r,'v ,,,s s., rex " u, antsa at 3d. and
low the tntcet prtcrs OF NGtnestaY. Snlcs w.rc
tcported " " teN sot cnlt'!tsy) a. ~ h0 ., 7a'
81. ~: %. =: rota!: ID sao tcs. m market
se:S xD; '?5 s2 g VT for as Nay
ana tes ,inne. ,,.,, ,r,,r,. ,no.,
OF the trading being In chanvcs. with Iii tlc doing
for shipment. There was little cha,Igo In gunta-
tlunF. Tho market being fn, curly an lator rnthur
H. H; Ws1e eae r. tost 7 S. it, at sasS scss a.
April. siuo5 l,sl5 for May, S. oo9;. U5 forJunu.
mid 81. III for nly: 100 bxs Wt!tsi.iret, scllcr
hay, and seller IunG, nt ttc. 'fhe following we're
tho clusIng prices pcs 1uu na nh lle lculng cnts:
, 1879-03-28
sand intcrc.t.
COIN QUOTATIONS..
Tho fnl.oWJnr arc the Chicago quotations for
By TELEGRAPH.
NHW YORK..

New YoaK, March a7.-Governmcnta were
steady.
l.a!lroa{l ponls wero qutct. Eric second con-
solidatel mortgage funded coupon bonds, the
amount Of which Issue Is about $500, ,00U, sold
for the first tinle to.day at G2s9{.
Htnte securities Nero dull.
Stocks weso quiet and without important
feature. Transactions were 01,0u0 shares; B,000
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern
eomnou 1000 nretef5et', 6a5 1900 st. Paul. $1,000
ost, ciosing at O. rEime mercantile paper, III
aG.
sterling exchange, sixty days, quiet at 4851SS:
stp1,t 4S1N
, 1879-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Thursday, Mase., n,

Tic following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Thursday, March n;
CITY PROPERTY.
Ffhtt st. 1fft Of fhngn,non Ut, I, 10
xl.o 4, improved, daitd March 81 II.
r.. lli!debsand 10 "a'ent!R Knhlckh ....$ 1000
.0H sl5i II, iatsd hlatch i? SDsW,.
C. Light to William UWlcrhllti .....u.. &, 800
West Jackson st, :!?.4 ttwut Western
1y,n I: tsxloo It, dated March =! .
South Dearborn IT. :!to It n Vt Flfleenh
4, datra March Hubert chambsssto u.
soaf, Ss''I I,aisssa aissssa; i; lii il 81 twenty. 1*''
asisa ,i.te'' % tssta!s % Il 'o'E.ai''a SEei' Is
VIII cson TaS,ee%4l. ,ansa tass hi Il Il Iii: 5000
t !ana ~, t4 .4!4 t. a. inprose q dsssi Hs
March Il tNiissam II. Thompson 10
Arn"!4 ,,,a =. T. = Of Thii,ie'h II &, " e
WI, ws%1S5 FIJI csI'!st1 u SO Il ii Western a. 900
AZ H6ki$t:i T, aa.aa March 22 tEs ,o,o
souS a5n & III T. i :; a;x.oi It l''o
March ~ tAdolph il. uphnf 10 John j.
saith iialscd i, Iii Il soi Twsuty scc ''oo'
olid Il, u, :4'1l0i II, improved, aascd
Marcn @ - u. n. s.aplstoa to Vubia =
,las i. iiidX i. sof 0ui,sy Il. vi. Ii i0'
xl03 u, improved, dated Fob. ! ttfAion
Mutual L!fa-IMsnrlncu CumpGuy 10
Aary unrlunl. ,......... >. 1900
aour" nF tt1T LIMITS, WITHIN \ MAulus ~ AEYkx
ch,,,.t,,. Aa1ss ~ IL. " r. ri.E I:'.1ar'n9psk:
a. .llvk:a7st .vas ~ =, datssl March II o..
COMMERCIAL.
, 1879-03-28

Ivsresks ss: 80: S.o;5 d;od Ssf:o57 25'1Sa'as7
Corresponding
week, 1878. .10, 1877 s.7D0, 5o2 IL, 0t3, 411
=. Comparative nummary Of aggregate exports from
Nov. 10 March Ii:
tH7H.'7p !a77.7s, Inersass. DeeYease.
Totk. lr.; 8.1t,bn II, :3t. aoo atrksoc
hAns lbs $50, n trso 1s7 f17, al1 49, OH IR7 ....
Las lhs LILO 172. ..G7 III, ,ati 7ua .t..... aa7
Totals. tA. 27l Mi sG7 tE7. III NJ 0ts 1877 7,s71h17
GonDs REURlVHD
at port Of Chicago, March n: Root 4 Sons
Music Company, cases !maslcal Instruments: j:
c. ". Durham, case bucks. Collections,
$3,Di0.GJ.
, 1879-03-28

~ 49, .rac,s VA s7m ,s @uto ~
sS ,nn,,sn.Nsnio wo, ,,,a a, NJ, TIM, ., en- mn
10. ~ Is. ' ''' ' " ~ ~ '' ~A'''
CnlH-MEAt--Snlo WAS mado Of 10 tons coarse ut
s13 20 rcr ion on track, ~~0'"
sHnlso wnEAT-was les. active and easef,
declining ~ and closing 50 below tho latest
ou.et esceo. that earpoes OF roa.t @ ware e's' ,tau @
Our receipts wero small, especially Of No. y. but
last in causing ga easier feeling by Illuminating
tho demand both for apnt mil tuturta. rtlr tra,
Ing ScCtne to be chiefly local and for May delivery
Thc difference totseen tho Two remained ii about
4..s, which IL lcss than the cost Of carrying. !n.
cMatnx storaFa elsarsns a'a aho fact nay tn?'cate
shipment. Sill some oporatoss ,piotcsted
to SEQ In tho recent Gradual widen.
ln0 ,,.n9.,o. siGn 81 Weaknesa asnong
nn IN r"o reocst h easlsr n enmnanx th
fnturcs Thcy cloncd al Dl aic for No. ., an,. a0c
May ppshsa s y c % TseGnp m so Z; c co,n
selcr Apsl ragcd u sM%s,sic cosinu at At sviss;
anl ssor thu os.il was nominal ut tho same raage
TO- saas nndsr T. e1o;nx S T. Ut Ss Spo: ssls:
4 ss15sso!tc; s.oGo bu rejected al I5llo1o; ana
II: II: 000 0' BY sample at ''e'S'ss. r0'''' o. 40o
w1xrEn WnEAT-sales wero 6, ooo bn No. 2 rca
sre9Mass' wy IA At si.oo; 1000 BY LIE 20 selsF Ans,! at
Sy sa,!,,,ie 1t 81, oNal. DIX; A"3 - 4e' ="
MixEu WuEAT-Sa'u waa suado Of 100 lu as S4Hc
op ,,tX.w,, ,,1s1 II t,,r .nona ,na o,mo, rn,or,,
S$Sssss 5 s"S so:s sss u H. ~ "a !, o.
sss Ss T. s 1t ds 4sss a fssy s
mxst nnd i,nw irh m,x"G. mil Ss.sz:IEs,c ior M.
, 1879-03-28

CATrLE-Srllcss had no reason to complain at
the courso Of yesterdays market. Thosc was not
4 bsIsk demand by any means, but In qulet way
a largo volume Of business was accomplished. and.
notwithstanding tho fact that tho receipts wsra
large, tho prevalent feeling vas fairly asm,
Wednesdays prices be!ug uniformly well sus.
t&iued. In quality tho oler,ngs woto hardly up 10
the rocont average, the proportion Of common aud
mo4tu.n grades Icing nuticeably moro prominent
than for soMc days previous. which will account
for tho slightly lower ayerago OF prices All
clhsses Of buyefa werc fully represented, aud all
c1asscs bought moro OF less freely -e1portcrs Ut
8l,75la.45, Eastern buyess At 81. 0odD4.7 faed.
ers at 81 U0b4 .O0 and local butchers and cannoEs
at 81. b0Gb4. o0. Tho market closed quiet, With
but llttle stun lott oyor.
QUOTATIONS:
Extra Heevos-G}rndel steets, Weighing
l,h00 lhs mud upward s.,.,.,. ...... u. .00D6, rs
ChDicp nsuycs-Ninc, fat, we'll fprMed -
s,euEs weighing !, O0 10 ], 500 i6&.. loot. 70
Good Hecvcs-Well. .faikened steer1,
Weighing /. 1U0 tu J.. :iU0 lha. .a5h4. 30
Medium .uraAes-stecEs in fair Nesh, -
Weighing !, ,US0 ia l, zoo lbs ,,,..,,. 3,76{h{ rs
HulcheEs' atock-poor to common
steera md common to choice cows,
for ctt{ slaughter, weighing 800 10
], Q51 ba...,.. ...,................. q. Q6lt1 90
Btoek Cattle-Comnlonc caatle, Weighing
1tO to l. 050 Iba,... ......,........ 2.7bG2a. 90
ssaps, balls. a.a scaiawag slsoTa -. .0oaa ST,
Feals, per l00 ill., ."............,,.. 3.00Da. 90
, 1879-03-28


NEW OnLEANs, March 17.-e1ght exchange
Gu New York at par. J.
FCHHE0N,
l.oHnoN. Marell a7.-Conso!s, G7 LIN.
StocKs-lscadlngt 12H; Erie, 2l}5; preferred,
II.
un,tct statcs bon1s-'e7s, 10a; 10-a0s, 1911
ncw Is, l0tt9s; 4}fs. 1o151; IL, toi15.
, 1879-03-28

Tho following were the receipts md sl'fp'
fncnta Of tho leading articles Of produce In th!s
city during the twcntY-fo,ir hours cndnE at I
o'clock IN Thursday ,nurnIng, and Tor tho cor
responding date twelve months nHo:
, 1879-03-28

ltOVS-Tho market openoi slow and dragging
largn rocrtpts woro tooxcd for, .nnd buyers rrn.
orally Showed IN inclination 10 tlu!t OF for !owcr
that tile receipts wurld not equal thoso at tho prc
yloIs day. thu slemana improved and the .narse.
prieus, or Al s:. .TUis:i.K0 for common 10 prlmo
bacon grnucs: at 81 UOcb3. 10 for packers. anh At
81. .H0f4. ii for fair to choice heavy shipping lots.
skip sold at So lD0GE,J. 80.
All hales of hogs arc n,udo subject to etrinkag&
Of ~ lbs for ptpYY koSh md 80 punnGs for stagH.
, 1879-03-28

SEEDS-TmotllY was active md firm. The aetd
tat hns becu atnred hrto 10 long IL now coming IN
tho de,and, wh!ch Is now good. Salos wore niale
~ st. .I4sl.7. aid primo ssas about 81. 4atl !. -.
Coser was trm Under fai. inquiry aellng nt ST. NY
moth no]d it g. H0fDi DO. Slllct was In soua
rcques; nt D0c md Hungarian at S0lbSac. Sow
Ing fax was Aalnble ut DiGl,10c.
, 1879-03-28

10 AVl4N r.
1ltPE1&tAL.
Common, 10 far. .,2GV3t
sunerl0r to fine. ..io5b3O
Extra tlnc to ilncsttisGkb5
JAPAN uEcnf4oIlEn.
Common to fair. ,. .1M4:3H
Superior tu tll,a.. 4tJGeh0
Extra hnc 10 Ilsests,t4lssQ
Dot.OH1,
Common 10 falr. >. 1923
Superior to tftle. 3tME40
Extra line to tlncst 4lMI I'Hs
choicest .. .HNtIQ
AnutIT0Ntt AMI, C0Stl0.
Superior 10 tiliG. :. g8sii,4O
urate demand at tho stu.
|. Oh for hIgf,wined. Sale
u tilat bsB!s. Alcohol
alc per gallon dcliYorea
, 1879-03-28

Reducul 2R degsess ............ ....20 Gt@5
TDTArOES-Wcte In good dctnAnd. when largo
AAd alle. Thu receipts Wcfe enlnt, hut tberu was
Mo prer.nE inquiry, tile rctailurs were Supplied.
l'cacibtowa weso quoted at U5li0c, and rose al
U0Gtic In la,ce lots.
b1H nt recent nrlcea. 0amp MAn slow and lErcuilas
, 1879-03-28
Galf........ sagt. 70 lIarRsas .... 32@ 10
Ktn..:. GoD o5;so1o.:...."" $50 40

CA1f ........ !. .151e. 20 Kip.... ~. 85Fa1. 10
LuM1Ets-Coittn"s nctive, Common attiK ID
billed At ha Htfut the t,rcctrt, bnt It n claimed
such instances ara not nun1croas enough to war.
rant making ehnhge In. quotations. The supply
nf try humber IL getting Jnw, and tito etock at tho
.nls that will como hero Aoon II, II ID end. mol
large, the nlk ot the stntf N!lct In Michigan being
, 1879-01-28

urc. Ths general reduction OF the ratio OF
interest consequent upon the with
drawal Of all Government Q per
cenh, aud the auccassfut negotiation
Of psr oonte, will be Of svsn greatar re.
lief to tho mnss of the people In their per.
sonal, corporate, md municipal debts. Tie
average reduction Of interest on the private
and pnbllo debt Of tho country, oven II tho
reduction b Of only per cent, would be n
relief Of great aggregate nmount. 1twould
b. equal 10 nearly $500, ,ooo, 900 yenr It
wonld be leaving tho products Of 1abor 10
that amount in the hands Of the producers
It would DO equivalent to that much nd
ditional substance retained By the iudustrial
labor of tho land Tho Issue Of I per oents
has begun this work Of the genorai reduction
of The rates of interest; md az tho work
progresses, md the whole bonded debt shall
be converted into por cents OF oven bonds
Of lesa interest, then tho interest value Of
money will Of necessity 70 decline that tho
whole personal, and municipal, and corpora.
ton dsbt Of the country will flnd ready In.
vest1ncnt at &, Q. or per cont. No greater
financial relief could bo dovisod or accom-.
plished than this.
, 1879-01-28

official cnredrs of Collector Arthur and
Chiof.Deputy LrpEo1ra. We nasnme now
that The LIpEcxra case will bo laid before
the Senate, land with It tho statement that
on it's subtnisAion to Collector ARTHUR that
official neglected or refused to take. action
upon It by tho removal Of LIDEcxEn. To
this case We earnestly request tho attention
Of gonators.. We submit ~ that It Is con-
elusive, on It's facc, Of tho guilt Of LrnrcrER,
and (2) that ARTaun's failure to act In the
promises ia equally conclusive at least Of
incapaeity equivalent to criminal careless.
moss IN regard to tho public interest.
, 1879-01-28

bitterness shown by Mr.. OoNKI1sa and hsa
anti-Administratio friends. Senator THUR
MAN touched upon what should be considered
very essential point in the controversy
whom he declared TINT the Committee On
Commerce had not made the Investigation
called for In Secretary SuEnMAs's letter eH'"
bodying the charges against Gen. Arthur.
and that tho Senate had the right 10 insist
that such an investigation bo made beloro
voting upon the nominations. Tho fight is
now an open one, Senatorial precedent hav-
ing been net aside by removing the bar to
publicity, and tho people will judge Of the
merits of the case.
, 1879-01-28

s1rrmo Bull is in tho very Rub-cellar Of
gloom and despondoncy, and is ready to
consider any proposition which includes for
eiyenoss aud food for tho 1900 bucks,
Hquaws, and papooses now engaged In
a struggle against starvation in tho wilt1s
OF Northern AIontann. lie las sent word
that hia, spirit IL broken. md ha wants peace,
and In willing to give up all his guns and
ponies to show his sincerity. 11o would
probably evon DO willing to sign bond no.
10 60 on the warpnth a3ain until he can
secure q fresh supply Of improved arms aud
q choice collection Of ponies cullsd from Tho
herds Of white settlers.
, 1879-01-28

the nrn,y, mud the civilian work is done mn
dor 80 loose system that tho demand Tor
police work IL almost constant. As tho ci.
Villains cannot do the police work, and Will
not do their own work as they should, 1t fol-
lows ns matter OF eourao th"s
the Indians cannot BE- managed without
the services Of the War Department, hence
tile army Is constantly chilled upon 10 correct
the grievances occasioned BY tho mismanege-
ment Of the civilians. II some system can
bo insuRuratcd which will obviats the asccs-
sity Of employing either Department at all,
wo may thon hope for a simplihcntion and
responsibility iu management which will lead
10 good rest1lts. We believe such system
eau be put in operation BY treating the In
dans AZ citizens, not as foreign nations. Tie
whole tribnl systom should be broken np.
They shou1d bo collected md placed on
reservations and made to adopt civilized
habits In dressing, education, md labor.
They tlo not need naturalizing. They were
citizens here before NO wore, but they do
neod to be tlismounted, tlisarmed, and aes to
work, and made 10 go to school, md obey
the laws like wlito citizens. They should
| no ]ongoe bo considered ~ wards Of tho Gov.
ernmsnt, with tho privileges Of nnnui.ies, mud
supplies, and troa,y stipulations 10 fall back
nrou. They shon'd DO doalt with as En-
alautl deals with her African ooloniats, who
arc every way rs fierce and much
mora Ignorant than our 1ntiians. En-
gland mikes Of them Grown subjects
aud gradually assimllatos them to her cirili
/ 4. 3c,.3tx- rr$fh ~
, 1879-01-28

The senate yesterday had an Interesting
debate on Southern war.c]aiIa which las
been rejected by the Court Of Claims, The
Supreme Court, aud by Congreas. It Was ona
Of those "loyai claims which have not the
slightest basia OF Justice. aud which ought to
be barred from presentation In Congress.
The chief feature OF the discussion WIZ the
" eech OF Ben Hill, who etnphaticallY op-
roxed the whole business OF southern vaE.
claim4, whether Of l.ubals or Union men. Ho
Processes q strong desire To scs removed for.
ever shs distinction bstwsen loyalty ind 1is-
loyalty, and to lcar no more about confud-
crates and Union man,-a hops which will
never be realized 10 long as Congress IL con.
tintlnll5 called upon to poy some old and
woru~out uar-clAim.
, 1879-01-28
EFFECT OF THE POUR PER CENTS ON
INTEREST.

Ihe ihsse OF 'no = i'es oent oonos "as
llaa tue oneet OF seaao'ng TUG oaFfent s"'e u
Interest III Ihe country. esofe'amen1 oonoS'
because s'ot su0loo9 70 lux hnu los otae1
Toasous, vii! commahu Par' shoaRn tney
beaF lower rase Of .a'e.est ta@a osnef oonas.
When Government oon'S oanno1 De sou a.
rar Tor lesa snan U l'cf eehs interest," money
Will command IN other lorna OF Investment
from 10 10 per cent. Tue fednet'on OF ILL.,
terest on GoYornfnent bontls 70 pee cent
rsducos The value OF money III otl'of gooa
bouds to OFT per cent. according I" tae
credit OF tho company issuing the'n' Tho
Withdrawal OF al oovcrnmsas pef cunt
oon"s rsnasss IL poa"'o'e 'of o1ate' fa""tca@
pal' AND al othes CORPORATIONS tnas nave 1na'n-
ta1nea the's efeaa' ~ se'"uo az 'ae1f
indeutoonesS a' tn"'" 1owes sa.e u 'n'ef.
oss than they hase oeen paying LOVES aoa
couul'es al1 over the country WEIGH nave
ocen meTo'leasiy pon's1'eo W 'n' eaAo1'on
OF ~ Or u or pef cent interest," can no"
70 upon tho market "Aeh the ooFefnmont
III only paying Por eeat, ana ma "ln1ng
purchasers, even among the'f own people,
for bonds at s, U, or per cent. Tho policy
OF Issuing those locsl bonas 10 Small dsIon'-
nations, rcndor71g It possible LOT small oe-
poaitors TO invest III 1he'n, ID most destrA'
ble one, That community which eau dis
pose OF It's own Dontis among l1s own mem'
, 1879-01-28

In vulgar phrase, Sonasor LAMAR, OF
Mississippi, has taken "the rug oil tho
bush," having given notice that At IN early
t1ay he will introduce bill providing that
Senators sl,nll ba furnished at tho public
expense each with private secretary. Tho
gentleman from Mississippi is evidently
nothing II not hfeh.toned and sumptuous,
anl Is determined to atl'l still moro Btyle
AMI importance to his office. Having pri-
vase secretary, 1t will bo necessary Of courae
to have m Office and janitor for him.
Then, to preserve tho unities mud not appear
mean, tho secretary should have d clerk, and
tho clerk should have an assistant, md there
should be messenger 10 do do the running
THUS each Senator would have little court
about him of which he would be tho heud,
and would live in style aud state like tho old
Knights with their squires and retAfnors. It
does not seem to have occurred to Senator
LANAI, however, that there aro 900 gent1e-
met In the other House who already
look upon tho Senators rs too nfry and
important; that these 800 gentlemen Of
the lower crust will lavo tho voting Of tho
appropriation for the gentlemen Of the up
per crust; and TINT those 800 will Sec the
seventy. y.sir aristooratio gentlemen good ways
farther before theY will vote them penny
for any euch nonsense, unloss they can hnre
tho same privilege. Az they hare sense
enough to know that such raid upon the
Treasury would bring down popular hurri-
cane upon their heads, there neod be no fear
That they will ever vote cent nut Of tho
ft4 - Il
, 1879-01-28


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any 1on''nte''"ao"' wv ~, e'"'o oA'"0o
against Puoio decono9' "aon oooeota1Y
sAEhMAA a'scofefeo' '"'oush .Ao nlaonA"
anti iltNDS oo"'n'ss.on' tua' oon'esof n''.
1aoaa cn'et aepu.5' 'o"S ~, .'o1oA1., n"o
oeen iouha s""'y ., "''noua oaenso
hBa'nss tne 4a"s u "n'en Nv "aa 'uo e"o!"
execa'of, IL was nl& nFst ou'S 10 toko
tho P"p1'o ln'o n1a eonnoonco ~ p"o'
lishanB tno tao1 u 1no "ofa' oon'
oca!'n9 tne results o1 n'eaa8a''oh
aaa plnS'ne o''oo''so "ooa' .''v FI.p1es =
uu@ne'a ~ Ao l'as' .. s1o a''s - 'nu ~ 11oso@
ITO ofenea OF sno oose,h'nen'' 4ne peo-
p'e want 70 hno"' a''' '"'y hase 9ssns ~
kno"' ""a' 'n'', 'o'snn'S Ato aon8' nna
/ one servant hno" os't toe cr'mo o1 eno1ner
u 's n's imperative "a'y NOV on's ~ so'nose
inc gu'''y nat II no u@@ s"o po"ss' o"t =.
te' lHe co'ntfy 1s"aais .ao teosoas I'VE ~"
summary action' o.oeFw'se 1no puo"o may
cone1aaa that no au'nc'on' catse e1's1et,, ano
hence tnat the act o. 9otnosM "a& a3oatsasy
aaa UNJUST IN tna case unues eoos'assa.
tloa more WIS tho sttonee"1 I'o'a'o'e stou''s.
ior 1fahRheaa' s'aoa Alr' oAhtaaA" power u
reinoval was not aoeoIa'e' 10 purge 'ns sefs.
lee OF ahe'nc'ent aa.t cos."l'9 ScfFants' :,
was necessary mat III. eAkhaAS shon1o
lave Tue cooperation q! the 0enete. taat
al sAo sfo'h's Oh tne suspension o.
0en. Arthur boon pa"lisheu, tho sohate
would haYo bceli plased III posssss'oa o.
them without tic iorn'al'ty Of q spoclai aa
Signmoht OF ca'ses' 4es.eM OF pursuing
this open co""o hoth win tho een@te ant
tho country, tho raporls OF tho blSoaAn AMI
H'Ans Commission were locked up tn III
pigoou-holes of tue istaA"ry usPa1tmtn
aud securely guarded ~ staso secrets. Al.
when M ensorpsising newspaper correspond
ent uneartae1 aud published thom, grea
} outcry WIS made anl an investigation insti
! tuted to discover what particular Govern
, neut Official had "leakod." 1t II no" 1nt'