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, 1879-04-25
THE COMMUNISTS.


What tho " 8tnntA-XeItmng Thinks of Thst
Military Organization.
The leader In yesterdays Staais- Zeisung u d.
voted to The new Militia law una tho Opposition
to It of the Communists. 1t Says, among oths'
things:
The law for the organization Of well.regntsH
militia allows nit citizens capable of bcsr!nR irni
and who are of agn-not green iIohcu,!a1t a.
l'ules Or such other clngranta who have eeenhi ~
who erc not nnsitlcd 10 civic tights-so !e!a
thu National Guard on condition, Of COURT
rsace. IT, h9y Syat .h.1 ass nS th9 Sata Of H.
THAR weapons only for tho protection and ta
maintenance Vt t!e Constitution sud the lsN1 ~
Under the 9rticra of the legal anthotislea. lssst
Communist bands who arc cItjzens-st Is doaelts'I
4 they iusM the inajoritY-cnn enter slc Saaoaa
iuasd II the{ please. II they do,t they %l'i ass
p2 e. Sss M s ss eeynx ef s 4 sS sSf. n ssf reM " VIZ
will end III thetr ann1lltlatton. !.
4 few hundred armed mon might bo tn'e 70 ~ g
mischief fnt couple Of dayt,-to mnIash a ~; M
would be trcatel like any Other robbers ana taSt
down like wild boasts. Let any one who 49,, dsas
bulteyc that ntk DR.. Ernst Schmidt Of iii! y!
worst Vi MchoI's that both Wilt ssy lhs sans
thing. though, perhaps, In different phfaaeo'osts
the c9inmun!st leaders say that shslt nI,si ssi
Ganas ne e RofS the
kxFl
this Ia cuwat1lly, hypocFttical prctc1t. The! @ u
not armed and drlsd In order to hsp the aata9n Y,
tics IN the maintenance Of orIer, hut t1 fes' +. ~
authorities. That Communism fcador who dtals w.
that IL simply cowaruIy hYpocslttcal li4s. a.s,
that tue CunuInlst1 sye with tho Lehr ana ",s ~
IL nut the n!nlHtenance, out tho oyssIafo" "
present AociAl Urder. al
Tbs '4sass, when they came to this eonn!n .s .ss
found IntfHa!tcd fFEed0m Of spcech p!eas,, sS s
anton allowed to nut, n,cttizons In America paaSd
out plans fur the improvement of tno m'.,sa "a
many OF which wete yufy wild md tantas,.lnr,, -
tho % KonuSlc NJ % wI,.eh Hill not axact)S s.t4fy thenI
It was. hut they never went far ~ 70 taoH ~,
tbs c1sation OF armed FREQ haAda to csf' eSieI
"ors sA adoptsa @ fsf" y nj hn,stot!y Of =: 4:
Legislature elected by popular suffrage, tege;,,sa ~
GoH!nluntYts should understand inaE Chls..I.1lf Chls.l
neither Par1s OF Berlin, aud that tsape. tape. fof
successful riot IN Chicago haa no etsn!ltaasos, H.
tho State of lIl!nols. and q! conrse noa9 ~ "utaa
uutcl States aud that, OF tue othur hana' ',sse!e.
RIOT would moan tho utter annihllntion o. "
llouary Socialism In tho who!e country.
, 1879-04-25
CHANCE FOR ANOTHER HtETRop-
OILS.

PHILADELPHIA, April M.-A private dispatch,
from, London reached this city to..lay, aud was
known on tie stock market nttcr the First
1}oart In iimc to het Reading booming UP to
tie head OF the list, With the heaviest advance
known in any ono day for many mouth. II
was from Thomas Collins announcing that the
English bondhnlders had been nonsultcd,. and
that 81 quo 200 now In tho bank In England was
subject to their order as fast rs tllc NladeIra s.
slautorc Railroad was britt. Tho Collinscs had
spent $250, 900, which would 1,avo been n dead
loss had It nut been for this
decision, and MI work had been
suspended waiting the actlou OF the Master Of
the Rtlls. Now d new force Of lnen will 20
down as. soou rs possible, md just as inst ns
until there are fully 3,0UJ, mon on thu spot.
Tlley fully cxuect to lave tho road finished In
year from uoW,-110 mtles.
, 1879-04-25
TERRE HAUTE'S SHOW.
A CrodttAl,l0 3IuAeuu Gutten Toce''''
6utcidl nispatcA to 7hS TFfaaa& =.

A CredltAl,lo 3Inaoun Gutten Toge'o''
6atcids PfspaicA to Tia 1rfeane ~.
TRNAs 1AuTa, Ind, April GA !om .,,,r
htbft!on WAS opened 10 the public as uod ,"',d
Hall last evening, by the Young Laale' We ,t.
Of 81. Stephens Episcopal Church va h,
narhablo display, entirely of articles o"ps j.
residents herc. Atauy Of the articles 49,
grcat value, Among them aro huo<1n aoe.
Van Dyck, tireu Ten[ers, p'a'e m,
owned by Atary Queen Of Scots II
pot Of Queen Elizabeth, - ",
OF splendid china otee ~ .,,u.
bY Napoleon L., book written anu coul ~ h..
autograph notes by Lord Bacon, eoia VII u Pap.
nlnler tlu Great, baak printed in I'll l.M
peilan, Mayliuwcr, Washington, ano MI. cur
relcs, all tlu original lcstcr W oe'i In ID ht
tatu!ng ILL., famous order 10 shoos a'I .h,n NJ
sput. It ~ much greater exhibition s,r,t !a
supposed possible hire, aIul A!trafteo ffle ~.
tsEest, l,uing visited hY large croWas. .tmiIth
alogue Numbers ncurly 9,Nn srltclGs srls.* eeasl"
by u very competent Boartt ot JHuk. i" tbe "
men Ut culture, who used much tase -
lections, 1t ts i tlAtterinl{ SUCCESS.
Knowles' 4u4ees Powder Gun IL b{ fas 'a' WV
, 1879-04-25

bad tint they could stand It no longer, and they
aFo nnw dGicrsnllctl to bring the Wabash Il,
tern,sif i takcs them all summer. TnIs viii
bu hard iot. though, for tho Wabash can hardly
cxlat without cutting rates. The lntest report
n thnt tho Wabash lias n!t, commenced 10 cut
the rates to Southwestern points at Detroit, OH
the csalln that thu Michigan roatls hAl bcen t!o.
las1nE tho tariff rates. Of course the other
roads leading to tho West mud Southwest trum
Detroit Will bo compelled 10 meet the rates
made by the Wabash. This WAS onn OF the sub
lccts also dtscussea ht yesterdays meeting.
, 1879-04-25


Sptcta. Dlspa.ch to The Tribune
srR1aGFtELp, ILL.,, Auril A.-Spcakor James
and Ills Secretary have been busylDg themselves
to-day trying to Tx up tho scandal about the
railroad pasa wlcn thcy obtuiued from Repro
sentative Wheeler md 1Uancd to suncboly else,
by throwing tho onus upon Mheelct's shoulders.
Representative Wheeler WIS sent Tor to.dny,
and was locked in tic Speakers room for aomo
tltne with Mr. Cory. Tllu Speaker also called
Representative Robson to the chaIr md went
tlown upon the floor Of the House and tried to
tix II up with the members. air. Cory ltus writ
ten letter to alr. McMullln, stating that The
Speaker lid not borrow tho pass, und that he
(Cory) did not use 1t,
ALI. or WHICH IS PROBABLY TRUE.
The tncta are, l'owcyer, that tho Speaker sent
Cory to ar. Wheeler requesting his pass, aud
obtained It. Though Cory did not usc 1t hul-
self, Speaker James did glyo tito nEr'end named
Slushcr, Or directed Cory to deliver # to him,
who has bccn rtaing up aud down tie country
on It. On Thursday last, thu day the p,thliea-
ton Of this fraud unon tho railronti company
was hrst made In TnE TRIBUNE, Hiushcr
WAS ON TILH ROAD
from Chicago to Springfield on this identical
pass, which was obtained from Wheeler
at the request Of tho spcakcr, nnl given
to him by lis direction. Thcse
facts havo been withheld from Mr..
MeMuEln, ahd a statement has been written to
that gentlemen by dtctattnn OF the Speaker
which is calculated to mislead and to conceal
thu truth, thus adding tho cownrdly o!lenso OF
lying to the other olfense OF having committed
traud upon thp railroad company, md having
placed worthy Representative III a wrong atti-
tulo With tu railroad officials. james Is
l'usntlEated by the exposure, md is trying to
brush the matter up aud
TO THROW TIE RESPONSIBILITY ON WHEELER.
1t fs uuGetstoud TINT Wheeler hns written a
Straightforward letter to Mir. Mcsiullln, c1.
plainng how the matter occurred. Wheeler
bAys hu did not knnW the Isaas was to bs Eiren
t0 any onu When II was duhtamlct! ot hin by
Cory 1t thu Spcakcr'H tcanest. This statement
IL substantially III Wheeler tells It himself, anu
as hu represented 1t tu Mr.. Mcsiu!lln.
, 1879-04-25
THE RAILROADS.
Reported Tabooing Of the Wabash
by the Trunk Lines.
Prospects OF n Long War Over the
Missouri River Business.
The Collins Brothers Cat Some Good
Naws by Cable from London.
THE MISSOURI RIVER WAR.

THE MISSOURI RIVER WAR.
IT Is becoming more evident that the Snr bt.
tween tito Chicago nud St. LohIs lines on the
Missouri River business will not be short and
decisive, As was generally believed, but will Inst
Tor soino time, and probably nj, summer. Aud,
% far Us the Southwestern pool Is concerned,
1t looks now rather doubtful II Il will
ever be rcosgnn!zcd agatn. GThc Chicago roads
arc hectnnlhE to fcs that they lave nnle
nothing. expecting thrroby to force speedy
Termination 1T tile hostiIitics. 1le ct, Louis
roatts retnecd 10 follow suit in those rates,
knowing full wcl! that by do'us 70 they would
fused to make reduction at oil In tile ratcs
frDm st. Louis, and continue to charge u
cents per 100 On itrst class. for which Chicago
ronds charge but 10 ccnts for almost double the
rirapcr ciasset. Tint under these cIrcum.
stances tho Chicago roads get nearly all tho
business 10 but natural, but The St. Louis roads
bav That Is Just Whit tley want; tho tnoso tho
!hey MI! DO played out, They prefer to carry
lIt'le Mt paying rates thar. lafEe amounts as
losing rates. Wheru the St. Louis roads make
tllelr fight on is on tic through business, Gelne
s asspFn F1rocp 1hi ope sp q # ha ' st. "aposs Roa
roads, however. IN coming out nhead In this con-
teat Ii In tho belief that the Chicago, l}ur|lng-
ton q QutHcy aHh the ChlcaEo, LOCK i3ianu "
Pacific will finally get tired OF tho wnr rnd 20
buck on the Altou, against which thu war Of the
St. Louis roads is principally directed. There
Is, lovcvcr, but little prospect that such irish
will be grattad, Tor these roads are hardly mem
enough TO 70 buck on their nily. Beside, tho
Chicago Il Alton wiclls two-cdgc1 sword in
having l!tIe both from Chicago a,nt st. Louis.
II the two aboyc.nnmed roads SHOULD draw out
Ut the fight, Tho Alton could Join tho 81. Louis
lines nnu fight them. 1t will lhrJeforu ba their
interest to stick tn tic AitoD to the emp, and X
they do there Is but little doubt that tue St.
Louis roads will be beaten.
, 1879-04-25
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES,

LlTThn RocK, April al.-ihc lscv. Mr. Todd,
whosu aflair ut Drinckley has elicltcti mulch no.
tlcr, died in this e!ty thIs morning from thu of-
fects Of fright and consequent exposure. llo
WA lIatiya OF Kentucky, ~ Years Old, aud sta.
ttonod Ut lsriuekicy by iht Conference Ut Van
lurcu last February,
, 1879-04-25

LANSING, Mlch., April 24.-lu The House to.
day, tile Mosher bin, which proposed to rcgu.
late the sate Of liquor In this State. being. In
substance, tile sante US the Mano Liquor law,
MAs IGf0Rtcl BY 4 vote Of 81 70 81.
, 1879-04-25
MISSOURI,

Gesctal 1ispdleA TO IAs 1fihHHA

Gesctal nispalcA 10 IAs 1ftbHHA
ST, Louis, No., April 94.-proMlncnt 81.
Louis pol.lrIaus aMi merchants are today
assatea over an offer mads by tho bustllMg
Town Ut seaalta, No., towards securing; tho TO-
muval ut the Slato Capital from Jefferson City
to that burg. whose utlzcns offer lOO acres Of
land, p,ll will construct ~ elegant Capitol.
, 1879-04-25

and penalties ~ mar 10 necessary to enforce
The provisions Of shts act.
phuas.
House bf,, IA. tntro,lu,ed hv sttehsm. 10
regulate tl,n selling. tisne,,snp. Ind con1pouuh.
Ing ri druVa n,,1i mt,i.cm.. mi rronIrinr lint
druggists Shall 1tst nroctlre A reTt,acnte Of
proper qualifications frntn the state hoard Of
Heath before euuartY If, si,c hxsines9 OF com
pounding medetuce. otc.. was lost,
n.,.r,,,..
rh., Ahsssoa' ,u,
.na sese . Is SO, sGme prospect "fteF oil that me Rev
1tonse bIlI w. ona o. te three measures reeently
uoslseh ot Inc Jotnt lscVenue COMMITTEE at'.i
.cnor!sa oack u thc lousG, va tassea ~ a..
iii u raIhss s1ie. r M mm Ing sSpa,e hn ls
bsen nottcd A. rvt ~ III uus s r
ronclnLk ENTRY.
Mt. Trusde1l's bill 81, IN regard to fose!bto
entry and tletatncr, was defeated
rA,g.rtus.
I'll. t,o,.. ,t,.. .-,,.,
NJ Ho.o t,I, tnE IL 20 !he
:. ~ ,t ~ 4lo. W pecfchI ttlt sa4e OF !nio4t.
unaG ur G,,t, nn,s n"a gam,!nE On tllc RrnnnMs q
sucte,r IN tn. s.e n. or aof.enatafa. M
n ;is ,,. 20 seeuats ui!aVs was manifested
~ ...t. utssao.u., .! li1s measure. nu!hnce
ousst pS,nsa a., "etn t u'aas on oota sh.es OF re-
,|chatiu. nm rr,ttnr ,r,'.s, .i.ae foasa'so ~
,,u,. n,i.t. 'nau.eF a, msn' un.!el tMe Jaw aa "
",cd n,M ~ E'IIS II, ,Mps poMet. the !otl "es
rcns ~ ~" =, I"s ""t VI l,nsseu W soto ~ ~
frnsI,s,,,,, =. 10. ..tn ~. Ntof"cs t!At w
i,ra lnechancai. or hnrtIc,,i,,rai , .,e,si. ,s,
shall orr,nlt nr nf1nw tin ssis ~ nrv in,3rtra'.
Ing. spirituou., yInous, or mai: iioilors on tc
gfoun1is ar inrfnsnrre n; .,v a~,tSrItn ~ ~, ~
tnecanical, or hortisuttura,@ ~ stcieiy n th;.
S,ate, Or who alIows or nrr,nIt. onr rn,ns s nT
Catitcs Ul chance to he payclt, either by carus
oI act, or anv otllcr game Of any description
"naseses 70 " run OF plavcd on tho grounts OF
lnclosufcs OF any such sucictY In this STATE,
, 1879-04-25
EASTERN TRUNK LINES.

NEw YoaK, April 24.-rho joint Executive
Committees of the trunk lines and Western
connections adopted the following:
Resotrtd. Tint, after April rs, full Inland rates
shall bO CHARGED on a1l export freight from the
Wcat. Rates from Doaton shall rot ,bo less. than
frnm New York.
Retolr<d, Thai tho members nf this Committee
Mt notIfY all thur agents and connecting roaIs
not represented ut thiB Menttng, and give iustsuc.
tons 10 carry out these resolutions.
, 1879-04-25

oura, but nrn on shc natural rise and IN
soll, aud eyen the sano track Ii nnt LII q As
races on the snne coruee. for, NJ S.ei VEL inf vi
and Ascot csDcctalty different rac.s .ra rsa"natt.i
.'icrst a,!h pafs a,ca, 81 tho course, WITH bo5u q
That pAroio will hold hfa own 1, A.,
Gun raccR we bu.esc Is not impruhnh,s'h1e 'he t'e,t
the kafnp iinlc, II must bc trtnrmh .sn' 6nt It
IN them meet clnss Of horsct tat ssa sa, ht VII
IN hand!caps. IL Ia 10 l,u regretted ,hst stsn
IA not entered for ts,n Ascot Gun, A. '"t u fiFoe
faeo tses o., .me ySar 10, quality aer he ~. ~
.~ natefai nttnafrh II Tie Ttfs.,.
SEw ruRk, April A.-l'arolc's orsv.,
n En9lninl have resulted In a hat hms.to'es
Pierre LorIl'arsl hhd Col. Clark, Of sanv,sssta
tn1 Iarcrs aS,e " @ ~, soot. m pr"nNs
Nj. Lor!lafcs stable at the Unlon tI,esaoa tImb 10 II
gentlemen agFeed to test the rcenrrI,ro ne tn
ttte Kentucky ant Lor'l!asd stnhjns nTs;lltsat
WIS 49, 0.D, on the terms tia, CoI fI,,a.n ane y,
aaiect 'h'ee kentucky horses that vii; has,s ,sail
rGS ~ ~. pssn 1area on te otlard Farm Tive
*lu,NU contingent IN each event. l,' lon',,sms,a ~
auu Monmouti Park nre to 10 the cnufst. f''!nls Ms
match Is bi1up1Y nne of friendly rtyaIrr III
IN ths 1Ft.ttrn dt.otfattd FIX
!, atw onk. April .l.-M. LOUIS Ciarx :.
mud Pierre 1.oFillard hnyc arranged fnr , IN
"t tro patches to be run at Louisville M, ,'ss1 W'1
mouth Park. LOrI!larI IA to name thro. .a slea
years OLD, bred al Rancoca'a atucK Isrr sv!t4 a
tol. Clark Ia to hafe the ptck n TTaNs
t,icky. There Is much excitement over Ii. nss n.y.
ter IN club ctfcles, whore It is Chained ths., Wy
progressive Representatives are rcyivtn~s 10 w
sectional contests which tn tho pnst aron... ~
much interest. 1''aaea "
Yesterday Pierre Lorillara bought al n,
Leamtngton calls owned by AIr. Welsh, At rh.s .s'
nut lllll. There arc Thirteen Of them. ~1S''
, 1879-04-25

Tho General Ticket mud Passougcr Agents Of
tho roads leading East from this city held
meeting yesterday afternoon to discuss passen-
ger ra!cs, especially about the "cut" from st.
Louis and other Southwestern points and from
Detroit to tho Southwest. No dcbntte action,
however, was tal1ep. But II the war from
Southwestern points continues much Longer the
Chicago roads Will be compelled to take hand
Ia the game aud reduce tlaeir rases correspond.
ingly. TIC Southwestern roats claim that
tho Wabash IL tho cause of the distuEh-
anca For years thts road had dona
it, best to disturb tGe passenger
trouble, have allowed II 10 20 On pretty much
, 1879-04-25
THE CAR ACCOUNTANTS.


ants' Association rcnssembied at the Grand Pa-
c!nc Hotel yesterday morning at 10 o'clock,
after having paid visit to tho Northwestern
car.shops. The President, Afr. a. W. Briggs,
occupied tho cllair, and Mr.. F. NJ. Luce nctcd as
Secretary. TIC subjects discussed yesterday
were again taken up, md aItcr somo talk were
1lnallY laid oyer.
Tho following question vas then discussed:
"Should cars belonging to private firms or cor
porationa bo paid mileage ~ This subject was
finally referred to the General Managers for
thelr action.
as system Of dcmurraRe for the unrcason-
able otentIon Of ears o. foreign roads dostrab!cI
which dcmurrage should be patd, aud what
should bo the ratc per diem allowudP' was tl,u
naxt topic OF lfscuss'on. It WIS finally decided
tliat t?io Association had no authority to say
linz opinion TINT IN arbitrary rate should be
pa!d, and recommended thu sum Of fifty cents
per car.
adoption OF per diem SYSTEM 81 compensation
for .he use Of ours desirable or fcasiblcl' This
matter WIS t!natiy niu over.
Several othcr subjects Of interest only to car
accountants were discussed.
nrc u fine body Ut mcu, most OF whom Aays elo-
eutionary talonts tint SHOULD cntltle them to
sents In illc Uu!ted States Senate. .llle speeches
mGdo were oil taken doWn BY, shorthand
writer, to be- written UP ind pub1lshed for tho
e0iacation Ut future generations.
THE LOulSVILLE & GREAT SOUTH
1s3N.
Rumors hava becn aioat during the past wccIs
That the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad uas nego-
ttalng for the purchase Of the Louisville {;
Great Southern Railroad (Loutsyt!le j. Nash.
yilfc), and the Western trip Of Vice-Psesldcnt
John ktng, jr., Of tho former road, was nell
toned fn connection with that schene. A Tn1u-
uAa reporter tried to interview Alr. King, who
came here day bofore yesterday, but could not
morning. Yet It Is loarnod from other parties
intimately acquainted With Mr.. King tfat his
visit bud nothing whatever to do with
that achomc, antl that ho Is simply
lnc. controlled BY his company. No eredenco
whatever is placed IN thu reports tllat tho Bati-
more d Ohio Is trying to get control Of thnt
property, as thu possession ot II would hardly
lines controlled by tho Baltimore d Ohio, and
much of It's business u now Eivon to 1t at Cin.
stnnatL Tie fact that the Louisville u Great
slo.ss to Its ltne-tho st. Lonl. y snith- Eastern
.1l tho Eufala ltneis considered sure oytdcnco
tlat lis owners have 10 idea Of selling out,
but TINT th.yy mean to work the property tlrtn.
bclfEb luf Ill ~ ~ HDEA1. IL ~ TURNER 4fKuGu
that tho Baltimore u Ohio II not iu a condition
financially At this time to secure SO pxpensiyo
property a. tho Louisville d Great Southern,
1t IL alreaty considerably involved on aecol1nt
ilas mt proved as profitable ID was experts.l,
md securing control OF the ohio d. Miss,x-
sippi. The rlttnors regarding this matter were
no doubt gotten up by stock spectators, who
ing all sorts Of absurd reports. Ono OF these ID
10 tho effect that Vanderbilt Is tiIsposinE OF h.a
interest In tlln hrhigau Central u,,d ii invest.
ii's tho procaeds IN The Chicago 4 Northwestern.
, 1879-04-25

Two.hasr hi,s-Ansoti. SnatfcY, Larktu Hsak.
inaon. Williamson i:), MeLan ~, Flynn
Total bases on clcln hlts-Chicagos, 70; p[tttt
nino, IL.
g.. 80, -
Dases on called ballk-Chicagos, .; picked uls4
l,
UmpIEc-Y. L. Ehcpard.
, 1879-04-25

BILLIARDS.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
New YoRK. a pril a4.--In the Paris blll'id
tournament, VIgnaux defeated Plot tonight
making an average Of ovur 81.
, 1879-04-25

atultlly tsult W going haclt on W4at 1t had
done.
CONTEST or r1sM,nns.
sntgg said II The iIouso eYur llu.1 done wise
thin. II immediately rrtlslccl It's atcps. lie be-
lcscti tho bitl VIA good one, md ought to
stantl. Iio c,nrGed tho handsome gentle
~ attorney fnr the Insurance companies.
Next to SnIeg, Nctf Is tic slunllest man In
tic ll"tise aud combat between Agamemnun
a!td Avhilrs tsr n 'nousent seemed imminent.
Mill ross 10 hfs feet-'nl they nre pretty largr
Iect, tm'--al.l denounced snfgg With making
statement Tint Nus iutasltUslsty laise mil ull-
lust Hna IN doing 80 ho llei'l haselt physically
fs.mons'Slts ,% f0r ,n9 eHrgs: Ie li"u;s
lhts rassago ln detalc took place, nntl tho
galleries tfcmblcd IN H.o,nentary approximation
IT blonl;ahed. When. Sn!gg rcsolutoly rc.
,lr asl.ust Of thtnss Induced l,oks,l tit!rk. When
ho hs'! closed hs rcti'nrks. however. Nell ptose
IL privileged question, aud explained that he
VIVA ln III way eannGrtcd with my insurance
co'',rany, n'nt In what to bad said 10 hnu oplly
ha.l nn!y Used thu language he had towards tie
gentleman fsou Sallranon lSniVg) in j l'iek-
w!eK'an scass aud he desired to apologize II i,u
ha1 said anything 10 hurt thu fcllItgs Of thu
se'4tlunlau. Ihcrcupos Salss nraao With equal
gravity alltl 1isrlaln.ed my hard fceltnga
LowAIds TIN gentleman fEo.n Stephenson {Nutt}.
Tho llouso hreathct! irccE auA Tho suu IruI ,lslt
ululnunt passeu
PROM UNDER 4 CLOUD,
Taylor, Of Wsnncbagc, hlatiu strong spccch
agutnst this bill, showing its iu|racttcah!lty
ulll injustice.
Trnst!eli arose IN defense Vt Ills measure, anil
said It was notorious ttut every poss{1le Effort
hasl bcvn s.auc to dcteat ti'ss I'LL. Newspaper
articles hnl bColl wrlttgn against II; It had leutl
pubIfstlc a. pratical neasurc, a,al all surss uf
uIcaHa had heen reHortCa to to prcyeut It's llas.
saye. lilo ulun went into the nrs.usnelts ul lllt
,nests Ut the measure. wlllch weru t!lu SAINT he
lul formerly presented to thu House.
After II lengthy Bpeeeh tho roll was called, aud
the mutton to reconsider was lo.t 1y u votu OF
41lo84.
! r0LLTAx,
Duttcrworth'a bill U.s. being tho special order
t1r this hour, was taken up lipl passed. THIS
hlll provides that tIa City CouncIl iu all cittes
aud Ills President antt hoard OF Trustees in ali
villages In thts State. rnay Ilaya power, bJ
ordinance, 10 rcQuiFo every c-bod!etl male In
llAGltallt u any such city or village, aboys tl,u
aEe VI ~ ycars aEA under ths a.e OF ~ years
ttxeept!nE rautcrs, iltots, lunGtics, untl s,,eh
otiefs % a's exeulrt by laW) to lubor on H.,
stT''ets ala alleys ol any such city or ylauu not
Ingfc than twn days FL each year; but sucll
ORDINANCE shall provide for Communication Vt s4ch
labnr Ut rs CENTS Der tluy.
6Kc. :. Auy sub City Council or President
and Board of Trustees Of sny such village shall
hsyo poweE, BY qEdlaasce, to provide such apy4
, 1879-04-25

Kuowles' 4u4ees Powder Gun IL bt fas 'a' wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-30

The race is not always to the swift, mol
the battle TO the strong, nor is 1t the man
with the largest mouth who gets The most
favors in this world. Yesterday forenoon
a very quiet stranger entered a real.eState
Office on GriSwold street and softly asked II
he could use blotring-pad moment. One
was handed him, and he sat down to table,
looked around, and said:
"Ah thanks, but have you pen and
ink ?"
They were furnished him. He tried the
pen on the pad, shook the ink around, and
modestly continued:
.EIf you could spare a sheet OF paper?"
A sheet was handed him. He wrote a
brief letter, folded il up, and whispered:
81 snail have to beg an envelope OF
your"
An envelope was passed over, and when
he had directed it he looked all ever the Ia
BILE, under the table. up at the ceiling, and
inquired:
"You cosldn't lend me stamp, could
your"
A three-conter was banded out. and when
1t had been kcked on, the stranger rose aud
started out, saying:
GAS you haze 10 ,office-boy I suppose
shall have to take this letter to the Office
myself" -hfse i,reSS.