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MUSICAL NOTE2.


Tha reappearance Of Mine. Christine Nilsson
in opera still seems to 10 matter Of doubt, QUO
paper ANNOUNCING that she positively will, md
another tllat she positively won't, DO Aourd In
Italian opera this season.
urlNnoli II singing III "Carmcn" In England
with TrebsllI md Mr., Carleton, ana has been
making great success, which speaks we'll for
the u}uycnatiug1uaitles Of Tie English climate,
aud thu ease with Which british provincial
audiences are entertained.
The last-rcce!ved Loulun Figaro sara that tic
absonce Ut Niue. Albaui's natno from thu PROS
pectus Of thu Coycnt Gurlen ouesa season has
excited numerous protests from tIiu 8ubscFih.
ers. an& tllat "Aime. Albanf will appear at ll,e
end Of thu season, when the State ot her hualtls
allows It,"
Miss Emily c. Thursby Is In Paris. where she
las secently had soule cuucert engagements.
TAe London Fgaru says sitat "flle American
soprano would probably hayo bcen eugaeel for
the Cp,lservatore Soncerlt, but, unfortunately,
*he cannot slug iu Ftcneh. antl the aocfote uos
coueerts Is far too conservative to permit any
other ianguagc."
6srakosch's announcements appear IN the Cal.
ifornia paues4, Marie lsosa beading the ltst Of
hls Artlsts The season opans next Munuuy
evening with Lucia.h lu which Ltta Will mako
her debut "Wednesday tyeuIng, Mario Roxe
makes Aur debut +, "la FaYortA,h md Friday
eyru!ug. Cary first sppc0rs tu "1'royatgre.'
1lis se4sol IL twenty ni4s.a.
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Surcfa' Disuasch TO The Tribune.
WAsIIsGToN, d. c., April 10.--rle President
has thus fnr taken ITO ncton OIL tln rcpnrt Of thu
Board Of fuquIry iu the FitzJohn Porter case.
4 nGmbcr of tho Cablnct said to.day thut tho
subject Inns never been referred to In Cabtnct
meeting, atl tho Administration seems at loss
what to hu In tho promises. 1t ia safd TINT Gen.
Porter will bring hts caso before tlle present scs-
sion Of Congr1ss II he enn 10 SO, aud, unless thu
President acts On tic report Of tho Board,
Con. Porter will petition Congress OH tho
strength Ut tho report to relieve hitn
frum the sentence OF the Court
Martial which cashterel him In 1909 Efforts fur
restoration to tAe service au4 for stxtnen years.
bark pay will be thu subject for future actlou.
The opinions nf officers at the Var Department.
aro tint Gen. Porter never anticipated or
thought Of repo,t 60 overwhelmingly In his
fayor, md that al lie ever expected waa relief
from tho dlshonor Of Tho spntonro cashioring
him. 1t Ia thought by Headquarters officers
llat the Court-lartlal In 1S0. rendered just
sentence from tho evidence boioso them, but
tlAt tho later eyitencu showed that Porter waa
not untall,iul to tl,e interests Ut thu service,
but TINT Ae was unjustly ansagonistlc TO Gen.
ronc.
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believed tfnt ttla old 1.unman ea.c would he
followed ~ a precedent. 1Ie Elections Commit
tcc, took ttsut view, nlld rc}n1rtcd against
llcIl by strict marty yntc. The action at tin
senatu nYrrturns tho t.anman precedent, anl
established: FiEat, lint thn Hcuatu Intends to
hnvc two 9euators from each Htatu Ut, i,s tuor;
second, TINT thu txlst!ng Legislature In New
!tnnpalsiro 10 tint ~hirt, wns elected In Noyct.l-
brr lnst, n,N, Will ennycnc III Juna next.
,Hells tEseu1s whu llavo becn quite nettve In
]Ifs behalf during tin contest Just rctl, tic.
carn t!!at lff admission strunH!1Wua Ills pres-
peets IT ctccttnl Tor tc full tern, by tho Icsts-
lalurG ncxt June.
Ie acna.ofH ftcc,slon to.t'ny establishes very
Important precedent, whtrtt, II followed, VIII
hereafter allthprza 1,e tinycr1lors Of Htutcs 10
I'LL vacancies of every tlcsrript!on whatsoever
Legislature. - '''0
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11ow tho Railroaa Mon Hood
wl,lked tho Committee and
the Indians.
And Dootorod Up the Testimony
After It Reached Wash
ington.
ucli, Of New Hampshire, Admitted to a
Sent In tic Scnatc.
An Important Precedent Estab-
lIsl1ed by tl1q Decision.
1NItAIeMONIOIJS.

THE uAnps AND sorT3 IN THE pEMocnATlc
PARTY,
sutcfai dispatch 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, u. G., April 10.--ll,crr has
been a general panic among tllc laril.uloncy
Democrats over thu iullatlon victory In the
House yesterday. All elements w'Io favor
Boyar!, or Tlidcn, or eomo Eastern Democrat
fof President, instead Of aoft-lnonry men like
]Jenlsicka or Thur,nau, have bcon parttcu.
la,ly dlstusbei1. Ono elect Inns been
10 dclaY the announcing OF tue COM
n,ttces. 1t Is understood, generally,
amonr tho hardmoncy wing, tlInt Mr. Randall
has concluded to do Mi no cnti by thu compost
tlou Of Ills Committees on Banking anil Cur
reuey, Ways aud Menus, and Col'lugo to offset
tic movement In tlle llouso yesterday. To ac.
eonplIsh this In tllu 1lost effective n,nnner lo
found It necessary to nAko suvcral cl,angeH III
Ills first draft Of these committees. Tile fact
tba. hc has docllod upon tllis coursc las
EXCITED THE LEADERS
In ycsterday's operaiions a,'i they lcctnre that
1! Randall packs any of tho leading Committees
agatust them tlloy will framo tIictr legislation
in CAUCUS, and compel tho minority 10 Yiold and
eiyc It consideration tu the House. Tlrre are
numbers Of Eastern Democrats who declaro that
tloy wilt never follow CAUCUS llctnton III regard
to lny proposed financial legiklntiun. The feel
las between tue two wings VI tho purity Is very
bitter.
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.AMUS.EA[ ENTS.

At lIoolcy's, last evening, Tic Hess troune
presented I'll Trovatorc." The house was rather
lsght,-Lt probably being tho general SUPPOSE
ton TINT tic operu would prove rather too
heavy for tho capabilities Of tho organization,
Dut such was not altogether tho fnct. Of COURSE
thero Wero marked deficiencies In chorus anil
orcl!estru. a,,s1 some of tic parts wcra tnalc-
quatelJ filled, but tho roles Of Leouora. A<ucepg.
and 4Kaarico received good ,rcatment nt tho
hntsds Of their representatives, Mrs. scgutn's
tmpcrsonat!ol1 Of lhu gypsy is woll known M d
very iine specimen OF lyrie art, aud her rcputa-
tion In this connection suffered no abatement
from her latest effort. Miss Montague {who
lnado her first appearance Ut tho wecH)
surprised hcr auditors by ise breadth Ut hur In
depreciation OF tic character of Lr<uHora. She
exhibited vocal qualities Of a high ordur,-her
natural swcetnes art 1exibity being supple
tnentcd by an unctpected degree of power.
Her acting, top was crctlltnblo work. 1nRtiltcat-
tug considerable intensity Of tragic tut,e,-
which was something hardly tu be expected
from lady Whpse uhllai expression II tlIat Of
piQuant 1olsty, Miss Montague Is developing
rapidly III her profession, nllu giyc8 high prou1-
ise for tic future. Mr.. Turner, "a thu Ifonts-
dur, exhibited thu possession Ut tenor With
moro robust ar.d staying properties than t1au
heretofore been suspected. Lie wus III good
yuco throughout thu uycltne, uld won 4ulte
popular triumph Mr. llal was thu Count 1T
or II tho qunlisy Of Ills voscc were equal to its
quantity. lnurc satisfactory results would at-
tend llts 0rtleny0rs.
THIS aftcrnoou, "The Rose Of Castillo" with
Atisa Montague as k9pird; u,l,i tonight. "tnul
unu Vlrguta,h With Miss Abbott ~ the heroIno.
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aumcd Of the New llampsl!rc Senatorial casc,
aml Mr.. sau1sbusy opposed tho admission Of
Mr. Bell.
Sfr. Carpenter argued TINT to authorize tho
0overnor to tnakc All appointment tlrre must
havo been rcccss Ut Tic body which at that
time possessed the Legislative towcr oftle State,
lceansu tho Governor, In making sucl. appoint.
tnent, acted ouly for tic Legislature, which, II
III scsstuu, could nuku tho rleetIon TO iii The
term.
Thu Vicc.1'rcs1cnt announced the q,ssslon
10 tc IN thu pctdlng amendment, namely. TINT
tic ftou. Charles II. 1lell IL entitled to sent
~ SENATOR by vir!uo Of appointment bY the
Executive of Now lIainpshrc, aill tic amend
incnt wns ngrrc1 to us follows:
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE,

Democratic Isully Assautts Man Who
Narcs tn Inquire into His Forage on the
Public Purse.
6ptetai DaspatcA 10 1as 1f1essnx. >
BurFAEo N. r, April 1u.--strcct Coultnfs+
soncr Hayes. Democrat, to-day knocked down
Wilson s. Tilt, weil-known Republican ro-
formes, on Eagle street, near the Clty-uAil, and
badly pummcled Him IN tlte faco. TINT
somc ttmo ago preferred charges against unyss
for e1travagant bills for shovelng SNOW
from tho streets md sc1ool-!ouso yatds during
the winter. Mayor echendcl dismissed tho case.
Tho Common CounclI, which IL Democratic,
passed resolution on Monday authorizing tho
City Treasurer to pay Hayes $3.50. Tilt got
out an Injunction from the Superior Court and
stopped payment OF tic order. This great-
ly cnraged 1layes, and It is rumorcd
that he has been threatening Tilt sInco then.
Yesterday he caulo up behind TlHs tn the loca-
uon named, knocked him down, and jumped
on lin. lie was taken on Of Tilt, but when
tho Inter nrose the maddencd Street Commits
6!oner struck tho refatlu0r IN the fnco several
times Hayes stated, in IN interview last night,
that he oulY Wished there was moro Southern
ln" up here. annl he would take IL out OF Tilt.
tlayes claims that Tilt Is pcrsccuting him un-
justly. There Ia Ereat excitement III the city.
tIayts Will bc tnkch before 4 Arand Jury it
once. Tilt is Vary wealthy.
, 1879-04-11

6pseiat HisputcA 10 The TribAHe
WASHINGTON, u. e., April lD-A sun Of Sen
ator planu WIS ttroxn from his horse md i,ud
his shoulder Displaced. llo IL, however, doing
well.
Attorney. General Deytns, willie OH the way to
tho thcatro with hls Chief Clerk, was badly
shaken up BY tle horses running ah a'll smasl,-
Lg thu carriage anl whrling Il uyer so lllo occu.
pauts had to 10 takeu through tho window,
Fortunately theY escaped scrlous Injury.
Proposed AMENDMENT 10 TIE HULRs.
Williams, Of Wisconsin, Is try!ns to sccuru
acttuu On thu amendment to tic rules providing
TINT In calling the roll ouly surngnics shall bo
called With thu pro;t1 Mr.. as In the Benasc. THIS
would reduce t,le tlme TOR taking Ills rols-cafl
about ono half. unlur the present Is'uthol III thu
louse about Unet THIRD OF thu TINE Ut tfb enttra
*csslun IL occupied iu calling thu yeas nnd nays.
coNFlAMRD.
To fhs Irtsteyn AsIoetattd Tr't1
cotss Anatn p Ags e uptsa ssaite slite
TsHas; JAMES Poiloek. Naval 0!l!cer II tie
District VI faliatlclptIa; William W. Ile1lry,
Unsed States slarahal for vcrnout: Georao :.
smith, su,Ssyor aesta % for IT, pis,rs. q
tltno!., Receiver Of Public Moneys a. Mcslla.
Post,nasters-Thoma D. Nob,c, ludtauo,a
Iu. Axur A. sn!itll. Lcads.l!e, COL; Adam d.
Jumper, Canon CltY, Col. TAonlas II. Dickson,
Vicklbusg, Miss.
Chief Muse, anl ollirr Oregon Indians now
this morntAG aud hatl atl inturmaa tnterrtrw, tu
wl.tel, Mnses declared hIlnsst 10 ba srtend OF
thu Wl:itGs.
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HUMOR or THE SCALP

Thnt synx dehtrHsing tho Hair cared with
nMG h0x Of CtiTlUpltA,
Afcrsrs. Weeks i ppttcr-dcntlcmen: want to
scll yum what CuT1cunA llau dunr fnr me-. Abnut
tn yeArs ugo ny half bsgan falling out caused BY
Humor nf tho Scalp, ssiuI various remedies, too
Anlnsrans tn mention, without relief until began
Hain9 CurIcunA. Dne box Ut which ha4 entirely
cnro4 me- III! new hslr ls beginning to grow.
1tgaNeeifulY, MIS. o. j. ROOT.
BIT West lake'st., Chicago Ill. Nov. u, 1875.
We knnw tia auuye 10 10 trur.
MARY Il. TOWNSEND, II. ". Jecksoa.st.
AlltS. G. A. GRAY, jill Fulton.st.
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Salt Rheum and DandruH

Cufcd lint sevrrh1 plIya1ctnns Ind fnltnti to
treat succeaAfuiIy.
Mcasrs. Wecks s. Potter-Ucnt1cment have had
tAe Salt fahennl on my ncRd and ali thfnugh my
iny 'uffrseh exceedingly With It. TIN dnndru.f
falling frnn1 niy hair waa sesy annoying. cun.
suited seVcEaI dst{ngulshed physfciu1s IN REGARD to
nut s!ld not aHd any euro and but lI1tlc tuliuf.
wnh told ~ many persons who hare TIM Ynlt
,hat there M cure for it; that It ttas iu ths
tlooa, md | shnuld olway. have 1t; and was al.
most inclined tu agree with theu,; but ffisnit
did. anu. to my astonIehnont In 1css than tiirea
weeks my bend was entirely FREQ from all Salt
Rhenn al: Dnntlsuf', and cannot sec amy sp
prafuhcn Hf Salt Rhtum OF my persQn, th}nk't
wonderful remedy. lcsrcctfaly yours,
GEDRHE a. NUDGE.
Portsmouth, n. L., Feb. u, 1878.
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TIE C1tA11lNANsIltpY.



Wis11Su1oy, b. c., April 10.-Spraker Ran
dali Tonight ticclfues to give Information about
The Committees, ai,d II is possible tlmt eono
changes may att f,u made. Tho, following 'in-
furmation, however, derived from d trustworthy
Eulscet Is believed to bo It pretty accurnto stntc
laens Of tlc Chatrmanslips Of the principal conf
l1ttees:
Elscl[ona-lJurl, Of Ohio. 1lurd prctcrrcl
tic Craftsmanship OF tic Committee to ascertain
tic beat mctliod Of determining tho Presidential
!ollnt, but the Speaker desired tl,at he should
taks tic Elections. II 1urd has consented, he
undoubtedly Will llaye tllat plncc.
Ways anil Sieans-Fernaudo Wood, with Nor
fIsosl Of Illinois. possibly SECOND, nud Buclsncr
ef Missouri, and Greenbacker at tho cuu Of
tue Democrats.
IN Appropriations Atkins Chairman, with
blackburn second, nill Dlount, Cyu,cr, Sparks,
olls9cton, and aGrcenbacker. Gnriicld or Frye
MIL lllprotably act for the Republicans.
bauklns as'd Currcncy-Elthcr Tom Ewing or
nlaexoufn was offered this Committee, but
DECLINED TO AougrT IT
u Fe~ Of tic aGtlo1t Ut tho eaueus Inst night.
.,o"efcf, IT IL believed tflat he las rcconstdgred
@s refusal. II hc has not, Ewing will tako It.
rae'lse Railsunds-M -McI.al.e OF Masylaul,
I's'Lns-Drghs Of Teuuossrc.
rost.(,t,,cs-.,."sa1 1a'
I,.tsot -, o:,ny
Thu s,,al... sa"a-nouch' VI 'scons'ns
It's not a proper thIu,, IN nnnoint n MAJ, M
Chairman Of thIa c,,,,n,i,.ns s"+,s.. AA" 40
ruu ,v,,aa'"s '"'s eoal'4'tseo ~ lso'h
mi, a%,s4, .s .'no.y ~ DO involved IN tho local
eason wAy l1uuton. ,f v,,@,rio -, tt"nh,', ~ ~
Nsfylam1 will - 80. 'S'.ta' VI oen"tc' VI
1.a,1,sL' 3' "'1. IL not uavc the place.
usr~ uuuss'aF'-hnost, Chairman, uurd, Of Ohio,
aasns'
,yc tr.@a ass-ine ,1 speaker at first Intended to
s-u,hn,a u wisconsin, this pluec, but tho
za,.s,,a' su Deasocrats so Violently opposed this
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fcnt,trc nr I'm ,,av,e ,,rano.,,,. -. w uo
which FIN cr,n,r, ,yT,, sIa, tr, ~ .,'u lio's. ~
shows tlmt lin liam ,nr,,,o ~" ~" -"
portv. lin, fta ,cn,ors ,,o., ,,,,.'u.1 49,,
t1cmnror. NM ora .rv,,". ~ ~. ,..'s a"so ~ W
NatnnnIs. nnJ ,at ,,,.: .,sos,o.,ne s'na Nh. '
whIc1, foynrs ,,ore.t ,,,,,,o,, Ia. ,,,...,,', 49,,
from t1,o Gr.u,,,oI,. 1,o.'osa.,, 1,"., y. 1opa
yery little from I'm f,ongross n,I lin. ,,, ~, "'
rnarantc, o1o,,s, ro,laa, ts,n..a ~. W,
lin foct i1,nt tho pro.,1.t ,r,t, ...a,.',..
hv htx vo,n lin ,p,,,, .o,n,,a. 49, @ ~, "~e's
In lin. ma oc,i,n nj tho 11.,,.a W .. T..
ehau,r tho r,,,ca il n, r., ,,nt !, J., H., n ~
of t1u tm,ptionisia ,r t,,n ,anahio.., ~ ~"
t1m to fntrnt,,,r. thcir nrnia..s o,t ~ a'ss
t,e,n n, mn i,,moI,Ioto a ,,4a 3'" ~ ''e''
ropEs11Apo,ys 1,1r nrvocp.r,c ru,,,oo,
which is. to surrcm,cr rou,nlo,o1. -, H.. - a.,
u,pnny frcnzy. Yhcrr scon,s M, l., IN ona
in tlu Democratic marty In Couorcss ,v,,a ~ ~
sneak tho author,tnt,ye wor,, ooo,no, t,,aso s,'
hercs[cs. In t,u Inst Conrrras t1,cro ,vo. Ahro,n
Hewitt f.jnrtaou pottnr o,u, III, .,.s.'.
other sucl, ,ncn WIN wor,, uavor ro,,a",a s'' na'a
ocra,tc cn,,cus tnto Grccnhorhis,n +, rot ~
mn,u. In In sccn ,vhot,,or sr, s,,ot, .,,., -.
,ncm,cr nj t1,n nou,uro,i, .ss4 T.. 49,. s'A" - :.
House.
'rhe f,nanclo, c,,o,ttou ,r,s ,,ro,,r,. ,,.a .,,a
tlehntc ~, ,tc .n,ts1. ,,,o III, ~. ~ l'
# Moua,,~. .s,s',' ..',, ~ W. u''e"u''cn1
shstia"o", WHICH pFo'laeu, anuhG other
th'tsgs, that tho $4,000, ,0o0 lcgaltonder lDw
kupt IN tho Treasury Ms specIn rrslttnp,lon
fund for the rcdcmniion of fraritouo, cnr-cncy
a,,or,r, IN ,,,,,,,-,,. -. .n". s"''e">'
t A.. en 80 !AAlo4AiS.a ISSUED
4
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viii 5s pa,s ,lan SIn w neeE
iii, ,inar mr '''h "''' "'ao'' "'u ea''soufs'
Dell, nltd the olt'ers against admission.
Mcsafs. thurman uttu butier were nut pres
tnt.
The RESOLUTION Of tic Committee rs amended
Was ttsn passed ~ precisely tho aamc vote,-
yrnE, q; HAYS, 28
Mr.. Bell was then sworn In.
ceed win tln consideration u tho Army APP
preparation hill.
ar. llerctoru said tliAt week aEo lie gnye
1 notee q II his Intention to speak on 'l!n rcsol,'.
4!,, sppesea ,es te s 10 ts snasras Sy ~ 1
privilege tast decided. lie did nut think ''n
o!tEsit now 10 10 a'ltaGonixeu With thc Army
si!l. ......
!llc Senate, however, dccldcd to take tip the
Dill
a resolution was adopted giving to tisc select
Committee to examine the tltmnco reports. nc.
tue power to hive printed tostiMnny taken fson,
tine to time, anu such statements as tllc Conn
tnittcc may desire.
alr: lsailuolpt1 mado melton that when the
senate adJourn 1t be 10 Monday next, saying
lt'At tomorrow would bc uoud Fr!'iay,-a day
country:
Tile Senate disagreed to tie lnOtf0r,-ycns,
q: nays, ~.
Alter executive session, n0jOurncd.
uo,ou
,r,o ro,,.,..,.a ..as..a'a,o,.>u oos"I In,
~, j." r..tt.ns. H. ywa1n "1 "as taReh
H. Mrsfa1nn s,;rnrsl M @ ~, "o,.. o,v.,,,,,,, -o,,
Inv ~, a'.n.'',,.a ,'it a "eann'ens
, 1879-04-11

HpkcIa} W&p0eth 10 1H1 5F161HA
MADISON, VIA, April l0-llcpuolcans here
wero yury much gEati1e.l tonight Oh reading
your New York specta! IN tuzlay's TNlnuAs IN
regard to tllo favorable chances fur leu. qsaus
for candidacy ~ next prcstlent. Tho Kop,ib.
licaIa III this suction Ut tho state orc thoroughly
uuitc1 in tltIr support Of uen. Gsaut.
, 1879-04-11
THE PRICE Of COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, 4pr'! l0.~-'llesa Ia not TIC
sligbtcat foundation for thu report ltult rtesl-
idcnts GoHen unl Packer havo agreed utxu tho
plaA for raising the price Ut coal. .l'tIc Eornor
will not agEct 10 = suspension; tlIe lutkcr will
uos agree to 1aaTtIns up taa pItec, WILLY ls
, 1879-04-11
SCALD HEAD

For kiur Iemrs currd wLpn all other ncu-
cdies fnllutl.
Mctsrs. Weeks s. Potter-Ocnttemon Since july
last have becn using yonf CuTtcunA TOT ScAjd
lIcAt, and Il has cursd ME whan nil medicines that
.laye taken fur nlno yeass did rle no good. AM
np,x using It as hair. .dresslr1, but my head Ia
we'll. Il keaps 1ae halr In very nice condition.
fuars truly, II. a. llAYMDNu,
Jneksun, Alch., Dec. ~ 1873.
, 1879-04-11
IMMENSE GRABS,
HOW TILE SENATE COMMITTEE WAS oyan-


REACHED.
| Ro<ctdI Rsbdtch IN 3as Tr!1::n.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 10.-llcprcscnta-
yves ol tf't i've civilized Atto,s naye arriycl
llcFe to represent Tic nannrs In wtic! tbs n,l-
thorlty Of tho scnnte was abused mud nrostt.
tuscl tn tl1c Interested railroad corporations.
Their story ia substantially this: 1'attcrson's
Con1m'stou was, charged by tho Soua.e with
aaccrtaiH'1iu whether The railroad companies that
i'a7c tle right OF nay aud conditional grants Of
tat'd through tho 1nlinu Terrstury to wh!cl,
tl'ey have noyor vet received little haya Issued
bonda based upon ti,rso latus a. security. Tie
committee was nlso Instructed 10 nsrcrta,n who
Inc bontlho!dcrs werc, although It came
out carly In thu investigation that b.
tween s14oo0000 and $1g,O00,000 Of
tl'rto honda hul l,ccn issued. Patterson
ma,lo no attempt 10 trace out, although lie llui
VITA Him lu Ills special cur In tho lndan Terri.
tory
THE VERY OFFICIALS
who llal thu information tu was instructed 10
obtn'n. 1t appears illnt llrse bonds wero held
as follows: 1n Amsterdam, 80, COZ, 200; In Lon
don, s0o0o00; III Paris, 81, ,i00, 900; mn, tn Now
York, $5,i00U Ut0. No subWr,iaca were Issued fur
those whU llasl aIl tic needed Information, .,p
no books werc called for, all the uyl-
dcnco accepted being a brief transcript
fru1n tlse alleged books wlstch ono w.t.
ness brought so0u after tho sub. b.Cunnltttec,
consisting of Patterson and Grover, rcac1Ird tho
Indian Territory. TlIa Inter wns eal1ct1 homo by
sickness IN Ills iatntly. rnttcrson then ronluct-
cd the af1airs uonc. lle too1 will, llIul ii. tbs
spertai car the attorney for tho tnain railroad
Interested, several railroad officials, nlul uardt-
ner Hubbard, of Massachusetts, III mn unknown
railroad capacty, and soon aftcr Oroyor's dc.
pastltro Patterson gave almost tie entrc mn1-
agcnlcnt Of tl,c investigation to
THE RAILROAD CROWD.
Tie attorney prepared questions for witnesses,
aud It, this appeared to have tic help Of Huh.
bard. Tllu attorney even went so tar as IL ex-
amino witnesses IN the absence Of Patterson,
al'd there directed the stenographcr to make
It appcnr IN tho record tlsat Patterson
had conducted the inquiry. Although ouo Of
ttosc manipulating tic railroad ,ncl, was man
who had placed these questionable bonds aDroa.,
lic WIS not examined, tut, OF the contrary,
given full opportunity 10 assist IN shaping tic
investigation III the Interest OF thu roads. At
one sutton in tic Creek Natfut, thu 1'rrasrlrrr,
members OF both Houses Of the Council, Judges
Of the Supreme Court, nntl bctwecn 100 ard 5U0
citizens, some OF whom had cotne eighty to 100
miles to be examined. were all
LEFT STANDING At TltE STATION,
Willis the train steamed OH Without
licarlDg ono or c1plan!ny tho neglect.
At one Stallion fourteen witnesses were
COLLECTED In advance by tic railroad olclats, at,l
the Testimony was all IN favor ot opening the
territory. They turn cut to 10 persons #,
various posltlons dependent Oh tho rai.rua1. allI
not Indiana.
- %n&fo IT,. ~. ~
, 1879-04-11

would 30 perfectly willing to favor suspcn.
slot,' ii!G latter tnose would hc II good no to
cents 10 u n tu1 ott tllc price Il the stoppaga
were onIT for fortnight, a. the stocks arc Yury
, 1879-04-11
GOV. NICHOLS.


SpstfuJ DispateA Ia Tas Iftduhs.
NEw ORLEANS. April l1-lAe date Of Gov
NEc4olls' .eiTgnat!on is liked for the Mtl,.
, 1879-04-11

The CurfcttnA 1sEnEplRs arc prepared By Wcpks
4 pnttvr, Chemists an,i DruggIsts. lO Washingloa
strcct. iuat4,. and aro for safe BY All Druggats.
hnxes. coniaInlng two and ane. half tiuca tbo
quantity Of snls!I. 81. REsuLyIsT, Il por bottle.
CrTscuMa Soar, 25 Cunts; ny mall, W couts; thtsa
CakGd II Cunts,
, 1879-04-11

while the 1rfas wn'r roaming over,
breathing new. tnossH hay and clover.
Will think Of her. n il our wunt,
Wllnan teeth and breath are. avery daY,
Nhts1 ~ tlDFer sweet IN hay,
Aud all from using aoxodont,
, 1879-04-11

DON'T trl1o with affections Of thu throat and
'amxs. Inke l!.,e. Honey Of Ioscl'onnd and Tar.
, 1879-04-11
DRUNKENNESS,

QhuhhEnHE55t
d. Dungct, dfacoyct vt the cfnchona cufo {ot
drunkenness, cures all eases. Hoom ~ Palmer
iioua..
, 1879-04-11
WHAT STARRED II.

Hpfrfal UtpdtrA to Ths 7rthnge,
New ORLaASs, La., April l0.-Tho negro
exotlus from Carroll Parish was tastcned by d
mob OF artnul men invading the Court llouso
on tAe "a lust. nna presenting ptSto|s ut tin
, 1879-04-11

County Commissforers) demanding and recstv-
Ing ticlr designations. Previous to this act tho
negroes manifested no etEns Of dissatisfaction
, 1879-04-11
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Try Caswn1i'a Cnn,p.,nr 1ee Lotion fne
cAarHcd hands and rouRhneas of the skin oNc1
anu you Will alwaya nse H. luck j. Iiayuct Chca %
Uu1tA,uUTGCUIaAI ItEsOLVENT
, 1879-04-11
THE RECORD.
EEh&rE.

WAsH,soros. b. T.. April lu-soou after !ha
teKl..!.lsI U: III, tcssiuu, consideration was re-
, 1879-04-11

to him In the shnpe In which II has been 1,asact
by the House, aas,mng that tho President Inns
no ohloctton 10 thu sixth section OF tl1at bill,
| vii T.
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