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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
IMPLEMENT TO SCALPEL No. 46.
THE ORGANIC LAW.


STRUCTURE. vARICoCELE HEMoRRHoIDs, and
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Tho Of American Women Is u properto checK
TnatIsem Of structure internal Inoision nstru
three type cases operaei on Dy
The ,thrOtine his private hosphsl Dy VI Dion SO
iecd from three treated during the past irv
los Of yry in Young Married People an unsupported
'"iueuenoe of Tobacco the Sexual Powers.
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Tr,n.no Index for 1879. Prce 500
iTGne Mining Digest s sc
~"pgn and LABOR BY Robert col Price lee
Nsp'"' M" AG,ress TIE Tribune. NOW ork.
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State bonds and city bank stocks were entirely
neglected, the quotations for each being steady.
The dealings IN railroad bonds dwinded TO very
small proportions and the changes ia prices gener-
ally we're unmportant. Erie second cDnsols fiUctu
ated between 50 and SSi2. closing 30 $3.50 against
sSaa yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols were % higher 1037s and the seconds q
higher at 314. after selling up TO 635s So. LOUIS
and Iron Mountain second debcntures fell from -
to 10 and recovered to "a. st. Paul consos -
lower at 112.
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasury for the
week ending tonight included receipts OF
50 24O 53I aud payments of 81 .S9f2 resulting
IN q loss TO its general balance Of S2O13.744 and
leaving it at $93 40S,271 against S00,O6Z.Ol1 June
%. 1ne particular changes Of the week are loss
of 1888 POI currency and loss of 81 o2OJ43 coin.
| he weeks receipts include T3,OOO,OOO coin re-
ceved tram the mint. 80 that the weeks payments
70, 800 900. Money still easier. loaas
on call being made at 2l2G2 yer cent
The domestic exchanges on New-lork are ~
last quoted. The United States Treasurer
at Washington to-day received tlsO.OOO IN
National bank notes for redemption The cdstons
receipts were $4,000, and the internal revenue
receipts S53O.OOO. The following - the Clear
ing House statement to-day: Exchange,
SAG S19,442; balances, $S.2O7, BOB. The tran-ac-
tons at the Sub-lreasnrv covered: Receipts,
SI114S51 payments $4.350,7l7; currency Ddl-
ance, X6 S37. sos com balance. SS6,5IO,1tl
The following is the statement OF the assets AMI
liabilities Of the United states Treasury on July
l, compared with the statement OF June I:
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BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
10 O'CLOCK TO II O'CLOCK.

Nv TF - West 1MoK q Texas G As Del L & W Is 1907
" New I'd Con 10 OO0. 1888 1000. .... 1901
1O5 900 -, $50, Central Iowa Metropolitan II LIST
81 600. .. Ss7s 5000. ...-..l03 1000. ..99
~ G19 80 1000. .....lO22. n CT 6s 1888
< ma S95s Lal,igh q W. C. 1000 1864
400D0.-.. $50 5oV9:. S14 n I hdeVaoeu Isl
b Cedar RE n LIST Nil 81 Paul LIST - 900, IIO4
10000 -. 81 La Crosse Div Union Pac Fund
500 92 1000. ..... II % 2.OO0-......1l77s
CC&ICIst MI & st Paul Con Kan Pac LIST Coz
Trust Co Ger As 1000 ----.- ll2+ 1000 9sa
supplementary 20,OG0.-.-,. ! Y Anon q IL INC
10000. Sc Nil & ST p LIST " G,oOO. -: ~
Canada jouth Ist Southern MINI d n Cen lst NJ Cons
& 0uO. .......9 90 $4,000. 1904 Assented 80,
Canada southern D d II Reg Pl 1000 .lO3t
isf CHAR 1000. 100 ST & z lst
5000. -. 922 ind Bloom & W lst 5000 .lO2
Mo Kan q TEX ID 1900. 10 Mobile o mtg
10 0OD -. -. 63as $1,000 .. loo
hnUO. .G3 y
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I formerly Mrs Ogueu Uofman'sl English flchcn snS
German Boarimp and Day School for Young Lanles anu
Children II West 3Sihst NewNoIk WIN REOPEN av %.
"a Application be made Dy letter OF peisoha a"
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la London British consols were strong aud
higher rising is to 9Slsle for money, and L to
9si5le for account, United States 3, and g
respectively the 4las being ls lower at 1928.
Erie shares from 403s to Alb and second con-
soils from 9012 to 3d. AtlAntlc and Great Western
frsts after an advance 10 ~ fell TO 10 and the
onds sold at 32s4 against 3214 yesterday. illinois
Central was u lower at 10Sl2 Reading 1i2 lower
at III and Central aud Hudson 4 lower az 1914
after 131. Bar silver advanced lie 70 52sid. Ger
ounce. The Bank of England gained fl2.0 900 bull
ion on balance. In Paris, French per cents rose
from 1918 to S5.S50S5.55; sight exchange on
London rising to $3.50 francs to the 6.
Messrs. George X. Sistare's Sons are Offering for
sale large variety of choice investment secure
ties, and attention is invited to their advertise
rnent in another column.
the gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS.
Month of May......... &l3952i Sl6Ss59 Inc. sig3l5
January 10 May ST.. 76zS4O $50 oJO Inc. 1910
DENVER AND RIO GRASpE.
1879. 1850.
Fourth week In june. S39i48 S9s.2y7 Ire. f657i9
Month Of June. 9lo72 293l0t Inc. 2U2,253
The total movements for the week ended juno
80. $780, were as follows:
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here are no changes to note IN the foreign ex
change markets. rates remaining steady on tn
hesis of the following quotations:
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filming.


LIZA MONTANA COMPANY,
"a WICKES. MONTANA
Capital s5.0O00OO. shares, $40 each. UDassessable
Present price SO 90.
OFFICERS-Presldent w. W. Wickes Vice-Presdent
Michael Snow; Secretary, r. +. Brooke.
DIRECTORs-W.W Wickes A. s. Barnes, Alanson Trask,
L. M Sheldon Michael snow, NewYork s. T. Hauser. cole
Saunders Montana
OFFICE 15 AND 10 WALL STREET.
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SECOND cALL-12:3O O'CLOCK P. NJ.
THIRD CALI O'clock p. NJ.

Aub 6R'k OK Barbee & VT Chrysolite silver Nugget
200 20 G5o 10 10 900 100 = 100 4 900 TX jSs
Anne Battle creek Con virginia 800 DO I''O
200 - 81 300 e.. e. ~ 100 sl0. 335 Bulwer
Durango 500 bSO As, 100 200
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NETWORK and PALMETTO MINING co.

InCOTpOT ajcU undtI JiIt AWE OI NJ" IUTA
CAPITAL. S2.O0O00O. SHARES, 500 each.
OFFICEGs-Pres't r.. B. Catherwood secy ana Treas''
pro tenn. f. G. Bramhall
TRrsrERs-A j. Warner f. c. Bramhall, Alex. stewart
Henry Morgan L. Brown, II. De Peyser, X u CatheI-
wood r. c. Root Robert schel and A. +. Roberts.
limited OF sae for the purpose OF re-
binding mill For particulars apply general Office No. 10
fpoo - proa
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Mlning.
, cE NTpAI. CONSOLIDATED

COLORADO CENTRAL N,THIn CO. CONSOLIDATED
Al Georgetown Clear Greek County Col toinlnus OF te
Colorado Rairoad). Capital stock SSOo9mm0 70
a1o nnO shares PR value 80 Non assesslble Once ~
pjnest New-York CITY. Register, Farmers Loan linst
Company President, Paul Lchensteini VICE tresussnN
eTn r. Baltzer Treasurer, Albert NrOnn;
Assistant Secretary Paul o. ssterhszy Manager In Col
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CONSOLIDATED MINING Ca

4 W
i PIONEER DISTRICT, PINAL COUNTY, ARIZONA.
CAPITAL srOCK, s2,b0O,O0Oi ~ 100000 SIS SHARES.
OFPICERs: A. Des Marots, President N. Y.
stock Exohsnge) c. G. Murphy. vcoP President Iindey
r. seaman Secretary Board Of Trustees
Theodore Williams, Vernon seaman. z. g. Murphy, W r
(Yewsi, John A. Robertson. Financial Afent-1heodOre
Williams IN \. Mining EIchsDEel, No So broadway. New
Yorg Register Of Transfers IN Now-York-Union Trust
Company. Counscl-RemiIgton VerHan No 1913 Broad
way, Sew-York Hon A. w. Blair. san Francisco. Cal
Mining supefin Pndent-F. r.. Benton
OFPlCEt NO. b8 BROADWAY, NETWORK
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Go Ubom II Man Concern

NEXT OF KIN-HEIRS AT-LAW, LEGA-
~ TEES register containing the names OF 10000 per
advertised for to claim money aud
erty 1900 post free. 81 DOUGAL CO. s16 Lexins
ave, G6thft New-YOrk. Wills searched Tor
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Gam SCHOOLS

ALBANY LAW SCHOOLGIRL term begins
n september 1880 For circulars address HORACE e.
SMITH Dean of Law School. Albany, NJ Y
CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.-Term opens
- october IL. 1880 Tuition 500 per oItraA For
circular address HENRY hIiChCoCk' Dean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03

MINING COMPANY.
MINES GAP CREEK. ASHE CO., c.
800 ACRES OF MINERAL LAND
CAPITAL stock. 100000 Shares 81 each
Registrars OF Stock. Mining Trust Company
OFFICER5:
O. D. Flint President
VIM Brandreth, Vice President and Treasurer.
General T. Aucock General j. X. Muliord aud GAVIN -
Cowles, Trustees
Edwin II. Milford. Secretary.
r. NJ Eames, NJ. f.. superin endent
OFFTCE OF COMPANY. SO BROADWAY. ". Y
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DOBERTSON ELECTRIC
IL ORE REDUCTION COMPANY,
Organized under laws OF the state OF New YORK. 49,
Capital STOCK S59OD000; 100000 shares par value 30
Full paid and unasseS5aDle. ,.,--
IINDLEY f.. SEAMAN. secretary aud treasurer,
company prepared to sell Licenses or inc use Oh
their process all classes OF rebelOus and TO
act6 except containing lead at cost OF 70 per
All inrngemens the patents o"heu ny ING cVn
pany will be promptly prosecuted; ~ - o.,u ,rar
Principal Oice Rooms %, No % Broadway New
NrnVE
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CACRAMENT0 MINING COMPANY of Col

orado Capital. s2OOOOOO; 100000 shares $40 each.
stock l.pad and unassessable.
Officers and Trustees William d. Frue, Detroit Mich
president Joseph Hobson. y. Y CITY, vcepresdent: r. g.
Law Y City secretary and treasurer J. A Hubbel
Uouohton Mich Charles W. Dwelle Denver Col. John W.
PIummer, Mine Superintendent.
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CHRYSOLITE SILVER MINING CO.

LOCATION OF MINES LEADvELLR. COLORADO.
Capital Stock slO.0Oo,OOoi shares 200 oOOi par. $50
Daniel Appeon President H. A. v Post Vice President
l. NJ. Lawson, Treasurer. Drake Dokay, hecretary
Winfield Scott Keyes. General Manager Leadvilfe
Senator John r. Jones' OF Nevada
William Borden VI Cbcaso Governor H. A. W. Tabor. Of
Colorado. Arthur Sowsil Of Bath Me- lliam T. Nichols
OF New.York Dorsey, OF Now. YORK Charles A. Whit
tier OF Boston; Ulysses n Grant j.. OF New YORK.
Trust Co., of New-YOrk.
Ohcos BOreel Building No ll5 Broadway, N. Y
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EAGLE RIVER
- CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
ORGANIZED uader the Laws Of NewYorS
Principal Office 1877 Broadway, N Y
Own thirty mines mil site situated N Eagle RIVER
District Summit County, Coli capital slOOO0Ooo oooooO
shares par value $40; stock full paid and unassessaV
OFFICERS:
Hon. CALVIN T. HULBURD. President
PRED W. CROKER. VIce-President
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEES-Abe d. Breed, Charles Whte.jr EDWIN A.
Merritt Hon Adebert Ames q. Reed Frederick W.
Croker, Hon. Calvin T. HuDud, Anthony "Eison' "l"n
II uort Henry ID Atwatr Martin Thatcher, John h. Clark,
,sh, ~
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jan i 80 800. EiO05,7l3 70slSQ 5a6l5OT7 sss.Ja9
TT per 70 4S1lG 800 lOsivts3 lSS0a.sa5 oOOi.l3
The receipts of Hour amt gram ri the principai
Atlantic ports this I'd ddy of July were:
, 1880-06-21
THE WOES GF INDIA.


There nru three questions OF prime inl-
portanco which must occupy tho attention Of
the Liberal Government In Engluld, ,-tlo
Irish question, tho Eastern question: md the
Indian question. Tho two former hayn been
pretty thoroughly caiyassed In the colunns
Of Tile TRIBUNE, md wu havu brought to
their discussion all the evidence and suE-
gesttons that l,avo been Furnished by tiloso
most competent to express opinions upon
them. The ll!dian question Is now bcgii-
nIng to excito great interest, as well from
Its pressing Importance us FROM tic fact
of the dreadful mistakes MAIDS by tho present
Opposition In dealing with 1t. That auos-
tlon, like several others connected Will! the
English Administration, has nt Inst reacl,cl
d crisis that demands solution or implies
ruin. and consequently nnY fresh light
thrown upon 1t Is Ut interest.
III tlle Nineteenth CettMrp for June,
Amerr Ali, nn.iye 1ntllai,, Inns addressed
hiulsolt to the task Of setting forth tho condl-
tt0li of his country and the reforms neo-
essary for lts improvement, anli points Unt
that tho llrst thing Which must b. considered
" ule finauctal status 0f India anla tho sya-
tt1n OF taxation In turce therO, III t!Ils colt
| ncciion he lwel!s ut SONS length upon the
seriU1ls mistake ttat was n,ude In partially
repeating the duty upon Imported cutton
goods, which has giYeh rlso to tho lmpres-
si0l that tho eottul, duttes are maintained
1lot fur protective purposes. but for fiscal exl-
gencles. The Indian people want IN I,Ali-
rect tux, and tllerefora appruyetl OF tho cot
| ton duty because !ta Incidence WIS !n,per>
eep.ible to them. Tho license Tux. however,
yplln1I sana E11sffttt f&u nv thn f;nvnrn ant
, 1880-06-21

hin. DYKE,iAN, Of Logansport, Ind, Ia MI
Elcctor on the Dcmocr,,tto ticket, but hns nj
ready ca1,sc1 tho fact to be widely published
thAt he will not serve II Sum Tllden Is nomi-
mated at Cincinnati. In conversation With
correspondent Of tho Now York I'ost, Mr. Dyke
man satd:
~. It would be impossblo to and moro than one
T1lt1cit 11DHOcrAt III Thousand III thu district.
bhall not y0tG fur him Ii ho Is nominated, and
Eieeiar E ish IL the III trat tip pcr. Mr. IIden i not
considered ~ auncsf lnan: its is too IN, I,
tn trust him. lIo y tu, ready to buy
yutea md 10 contrul conventions by the
.3so : Of MONEY. y,. we Democrats I. IN this
ing politics. Wu may shy good doal that might
be left unsnil. and W. ln,1y nuke ii Yood deal Of
s!ont believe in .purcbuainK elections. Another
roaso, why slr. Ii!slan is dlstked by Dems,crats
hers T.. that ho dId not tnk9 tho rrSstdonoy BE-.
his nwn right, and light for IT. can't bo 6f Any
llse to anyb'Ay else. 1nttnn was loynl to I'LL
tlGn. We ont horo WORT rcns1Y to fight for tho
Inst Presidency Il so had bud nun to lead u1,.
Hut Ttlhen snt still, and did tic Democrats Ut
bis stato: II they had ~ fclt .as wo did IN In
llHnn, Ttltlen would hp President now, or thcro
wouldn't DO my President Mt all"
, 1880-06-21

This natural Inuutfy WIS put to lAflleS Win
the f0ltuwing result:
Q.-n'hn !if he not receive bis cortlrcate7
Al tlD mot kt.,w.
lit attempting to get over Tits stumbling
block Oakes Amcs contrat'lctcd himself
ilatly:
yourself nj cnstottiaf, iniiinls ii tiia check.
s| 5 ~ i; H.; NJ ia i'll " ssy ;s: sF: :Ssss ;s;S
@Esss !" rosnd r. s, S;rss a' S}Snn #; t;"s T.
h. Ill as.l III lid " y @ !sa 'n. isd n IL. st
% Ssance "f hs !vide"$ 'M'nsss is"lanss : rf,n @
:t ::k, e.: sSs q; S's*' sas ss's9 " 70
x fos words from Oakcs A1ncs' own sworn
statements cnucerning Ills memory mid bnst'
ness habits will round out ills character rs q
vi ness:
which y,a, Viii s,%,ct Mr xi!is" retnr',e' III. s'sek
aM,l tho ps,stark III which shows tt was mailed
III i,ai.attlis III March; tho year w's not given.
n x 4 ;nysr Were . E ssn 4 s2; Il, sstk @ rs it,
A.-Yes, sir; according To tho rostmnrk. As
tp'd u'a. rt'!'sh te'atmfer cates. Y naE harg
lfSa "a. ',.f ia:f a!* F 'o "' '' f"'' 'r' 'Aouo''
~. . .,,t& &...
~ wftncSs whosc "mcmnfy'' Is ITO PETER
linn tl,is cnnnot bo tlepcnded IN for nny
....... ~ ..s. -, '
statement OIL tact Witato'eF. ,..-.....
Q.--rhis statement Of Mr.. GArlcl'i's recount
H. tho lnculonIilGusn-bonk Is mt crnsscd alf.
rHcp M!Sn nrm sntic ~ t!;'snf IL S 'no te' nS
A.-No, air; II ncyer hhs. ... .......,, -
entry & ss}siIon ONO 10 III. dsriisliS 'A''' ''
3L,S yoar nai., 1s matcr o. @ nnslngss ,Gm "
persas,s, io do It Without inaki1g my n.utlo.
rn,,tlnm2 T. ;, ,., ,,.. -
or fwo INK W,S H., TX m ,",nsk %md ,tsca r.
, 1880-06-21

: PRINCE WILLIAst, eldest Son OF tho l'rus-
stan Cruwn- Prince, has just been solemuly b1'
aged Emperor brought In tho bride, and beamed
With qualification a. ho presented nIsu,arok and
other gMoata to hcr. Sho hlts great peFsoDpl at
Gaetlous, and IL In hur I'd yeur,-neaEfy the
samo age Us Prince William. Sue woro whfte
silk drtss, and q hat trimmed with Aaytowers,
With white volt. 4 bouquet Of toa'rosas restod
OIL her bsusst, snd IN hor band tho .Pfiuposs held
ono of white r0sea aud MaytioMera, 4 six-fold
, 1880-06-21

BUSINESS at tlu CIty-llali will hnye 10 run
itself this week, rs there has been II general
aescruon of posts by sInyor 1larrison's np-
poirtccs ind rush for Cincinnati, whoro tho
pattiea pnid 10 attend to tho nttutrs ut the City
Ut Chicago Will earn their suuncy by working up
tho Harrison boom. They haye tukon along
Cartcr's eayle, In the hope that tho exhibition
Of tho poor old hrtl will somehow help nonx tho
Mayors prospects fur gottlng Oil the tull-cu,I
Of tho ticket.
, 1880-06-21

official net as Minister 10 Turkey wus sitting in
Judgment OIL I'M American citizen chnrgctl with
the murder Of n Turkish I'nsha. The American
was found guilty nnd sentenced To death; nlld
this ia believed to he tho tirst instnnco in whleh
tho extreme penalty NJ tho Inv has becn pro-
nouncc1 by nn American Minister.
, 1880-06-21
CROP NOTES,

8pee1o1 DIspaleh u 1M C6l<apo 1ftpu""
WATERzoWN, W!s, Juno oD.'-Notwtthsfa1lo'nss
tho recent heavy ruins In this section. cFo!'s y.
oil kinds arc Roncru.iy doing well. and pEonso
y Auo yield. Grpps OH low lallds, 1owesof INV w.
been set baok some, but, with oonttuallu ~
tho pscsc1t dry- weuthcr, will s09H ~ @ pIu.s ~,
cut all right. hHno uaFshee aud iheaIumss w. sy', ~"
under wAtus, but no great dRnaEa Or saoItulE. y.
t. the hay crop IL anticipated, unless Wy xro NJ NJ
ited betwcou now mud haylux tlula with III VIZ
usually heayy 1a4nfkl4+
, 1880-06-21

AND now there ~ all OF sudden boom
for nantlnll, whose chnnccs arv considered tn
have been Immensely improved by 1tl,'un's lot
Ter of withdrawal. 1t is auld The Pennsylvania
delegation will eolly uuit0 OIL llandnfi anil
they really br}!cye tho Lightning Is coming bis
why. 30 says u rlttBburx sispA.ch.
, 1880-06-21

TIE sermons whiel, VIC print this morning
nre those Ut Prof. Swing OIL "Tllo Now Quality
of Futth"; Ut bishop Cheney. Ut tho 1tefurlncd
Episcopal Church, oil "1ntidel!ty"; Of tho Ksy.
". j. petrtc, Of tho Church ut Our suyiur tlrol-
cstant EpscopAll, ou lteligion uni state l.Efo";
mud tho uacc.luurasnto sern,0n by the Jiev. ur. j.
4. lsruatldus, uf tho Southern DAptist Thoologi.
cni Seminary at Louisville, deyortal ut tho First
1Iapttss Church IN connection with thu Co1si-
1Menccmtnt exercises to occur this WCck ut tho
Chicago University.
, 1880-06-21

THE late Empress of Russia Gcrn!a1ltzed
her Court Al mitch na ahc cotlld, und Ravc cum
stant otrcnso by srcHklng hor natIyu tongue
lnsten1 OF Fronch. Her antlpathy to thlugs
FrcHct mover relentcd; anh her frequent war1l-
Ing to returned travellers was: "Tulk ~ mu Of
ntiYthinK cxcunt rutia.''
, 1880-06-21


THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aor.
= Upon OCCASION Of the adjournment OF Con-
gress we called attention to tho bnrrcntless Ut
the session In Legislative results. From the
standpoint Of the citizen who regards a fall
ure to pass laws rs the greatest blessing COIL.
gress can confer upon tho country, tho lato
session wns M eminent SUCCESS. "lIow not
to do 1t" seemed to be the min ailtl clli Of
tE1 Democratic statesmen who controlled
the action of the secoud session Vt tho
Forty-sixth Congress, It Is but Just,
however, to nlako III exception, in favor
of tho two or three members who fought
nanfully for md succeeded finally iii sec,sr..
Ing the passageof tho mlnpdate-'rransport,l
tlon bill, known first as tito "Aaretl BILL"
nlul ultimately rs tho Wilson Compromise.
, Mr. AldricEl, Of the First Illinois District,
never Tagged In his efforts to push the nl,as-
lire, aid Mr.. Morrison, Of tho Scvcn-
tecl1tii District, by reuson OF his posi-
tlon oil the Ways ard Means Commit
tee, was nblc, as he was willing, to
SO SECOND tho efforts Of MIR. Al.rich rs to
render tiorn effective In tho ppssagc Of The
l,lll tslrousl. tho Co,n,nltho mud tho House.
Iii the Senate, Mr, lIcck, Of Kentucky, showed
IL uIA3lEIt nk LIIl SunJGC4f UNtl1ltt{HfH
tho bill with patience Md Ingenuity through
out IN extended debate, which developed
t'Its Significant fact: thAt hardly Scllalor
on tho flour, viii, tho exception Ut Allison,
Hnyar.l, AMI Beck, knew anything whatever
ot tbs Interior customs System, which has
been In operation nearly ten years, and hence
wcro entirely igllorant Of the inject OF tic
pending bill. LII tho course of tic debate tho
,nmcs OF nlnny ports ot delivery were IN
sertct IN Sec. 7, atlt, nsl,ong otl,ors, Seta-
tor Davis, OK Illinois, moved to lusort Icoria
md Quincy, In this State. Icing asked
whether they wcrc ports Of, delivery,
hp replied: II think peoria and Quincy
both arc. Peoria / know Is, and I
am pretty certain TINT Quincy Is" Subsc-
q,tcntly Mr.. Duyls gave his Idea of q "port"
by stating TINT Peoria md Quincy wcre
lurger than Burlington md Dublal,c, H.,
nld Gra1ld 1Invou, Mich. (which hntl
been I,,sertetl), tall three nut toxctllor." IIo
then ulletl: II think they nra ports of de.
livery; but will g,,nru,ltco TINT Peoria atl,l
| Quincy nre as much pprts OF delivery us
| burlington and Dub,aue,n and this honest
! Ignorance OIL the subject Of ports Of tho
| doughty Seua.or from tic E,uujrc State Of
thu West--unu,ely: that tie question. whether
Il city 10 & sport" or not depends ul,on it's
size, does not appear to hive ruiscd sn!ils
In tlae Suunte Of tic United Statpsi Ilg
must, however, hive obtained some infor.
,nntlon OIL the subject, for Inter fiji tho debate
and Consideration OF tho bill ho moved ID
hive Peoria omitted from Ills former amend.
u,cnt, Which Ind bce1, a,loptctl.
a[r, Mcdonald, Of Iu.llnuu, outorcd oxto,1.
1
, 1880-06-21

IT Ia believed TINT Victoria md his trouble
sorlu baiitl Of hostltcs nro rccl,pcrntinK In thu
Other lncurson upon American territory. Gan.
Hutch has applied to tho Mcxican Government
to follow V!etosin Into ind through tint cDuf1-
try, mud 1t is probable he will DO allowed TO do