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State AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,. M
6psetai 1,trnteh II Tht Chicago Tribune.
MApisoy, Wis, Feb. t7.-In the Assembly
this fnorntng resolution was pnssrA order
Ing tho Select Committee to report It's bills
next Monday evening.
Bills wcr0 killcu u re,nnvn clouds from
the titles to real estate byrcason of erroneous
tnx-tlcetls; obtiHing seIloo1 districts 10 build
fences and p!ant shade trees around school-
hnlses: requiring School Superintendent u
hi practical teachers and to hold sceond-
Er,slc certificates; and cutting down the rail-
rarl messenger tariff from four To three cents
In tic Senate o number Of circumstances
uguinst Tho taxation OF church property way
presented.
:rhc Committee On Charitable Institutions
rcWtcsl ln iavor q rebuilding the Deaf and
i'' Tic nomination of II. il. Giles a, a u,en,-
her of the State Board OF Charities WIS eo1'-
sir. burrows, from tho cornnlt.ec on State
port on llo biennial Session bill. The report
Is nj, exhaustive paper, showing the greater
cost Of liennlal sessions than .tnnual:
t sls WsrH sssf ir fe 1RR!pa3ntnH RRp 5 nWs S19 ee 70
cral Acknowledgements. companies 10 trans-
Mct business within ,tllc State.
yhc .Nalanlus bill was made the special
CIV G"v. S,nitf Viii send n,cssuKe to the Sell
ate tttl.iorrow Recommending tliat The lender
inntln by the Supnryisors q Milwaukee, of
suitable grnnl.ls for tho Milwaukee Insane
Asylum b. ncrcpt4u..N
, Tae s tl1yernrr ~ nT1ay fay ergpGnter rppv 1rc Par T.
Tilc Committees on Railroads tonight re-
portet the bill Increasing tlle tax OH railroads
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STEAM-1iEATING.
The Chicago Steam Company and It's
Plans for the Future.
WIat Has Dcon Done In Other Cities
Tho New Ordinance.


a., Among e., s improvements ., Of tho "tnra a.
tnrt,c1,nr m % hns hccn ~ 1amnnto%iv | bel,tnu a." -
uoAG'' uthos cltles N ehe co''nl'y'-ho III.
tr0tluct[ol Of steam Into business ltoitscs alitl
tllo streets md alleys md ,pruccc,lluv from
cn,,,,,,,, staa,,,.,,r,,,I,,ata,, Eli ."',t'
.u"" ..,,... ~ .ont'u WI, MIN
WIN t''e pr"ctleas application OF tle elcctri'
s o nroees GpgI st oak ke'I a 1 ew s so r.
ts ely id .nonyn !, u n"lyst N ras'lenl
far 'Is hccnn vr n, "os .ta.a "1 ~
pne 19p was 6e Ga prese1 seGt%s xnr all established '"''
The project Is In the hands of MI orgoniza-
i'Iinas a uae' e laws ol '0 '''o OF
1'''''o''' anu Nl'o"h "s .......,.-.
Of which % John q. sH shorI.I i01e Is President;
Charles II. Wood. General Agent of tha j,luo
I.,mn Vlco.1,rout,tont. fos.n,, " ifa,,n"r
tr"as, is' s .us', t'.'. soaspn ". iie,'ti,
1tima 11tLfi'as.aoi HuYene Eitefy, Mecerver 0i INC
omH Ss"ntnr tnm,l,"i, iiSI Il. t,i,r,,., sT ~.
Jsst of ~ c9ia!,iny. as a6oys s!stel, i Is tho @
strccts It'd alleys, and tic simplifying Of llcut
power &c fvr fil,,nnx min % iousee!oyatoTs, s,inil en-
Einry, md ,Nacliiie-shnps. Tj,o systcni WIS
invsl,tor Of iha iioiIv svste,i, 'of ~, wmtrrw"rs'
mid ins been in usn In {lln WlIy nf Tockmrt''
N. Y, w!iere !ie resides. for the prst foar
years. Tle idea underlying H. ~ that, l'y
concentrating All of these l'nusrl!al'l and IT,
tho individual can Obtuin heat Or steam pow
er at less cost tnn lic ca,l make. It lfmsClf,-
M !ttca whose sounlness has been. pracii-
Gally demonstrated wherever Tho system l!as
tloM III Springfield, Atasy,, Dayton, O., Dy-
.troit, Micll., Dubuque, In, Auburn, n. Y,
Troy, n. T., London, Out, Garden City, l.:
l.. milwaukee,, Wis, .Belleyll1e, lll.t and
which systems of two miles or over
have already beeM lnI'I. IMndlitlnn 10 these,
several other cities, silcl rs Schenectady, n,
X Syracuse, n. T., Buffalo. N. T., Utica,
N. T., n1d NORTH aud South Adams, Mass,
have lii llSg SUnll SrYttmy of IL Ullilrl.r to n
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We'd Conuor VIA chairman of the aoor COM
mlttcu at Colorado ball. and avowed hA lhtel'.
tIon OF excluding nexrucs. II ho had 70 shoot
the fAr1uf hurIy whltU dcspsE,no and send
him 10 forco III tEtEluce; but Vc1 carried OAt
bis promise by ahts0tlnE tie Intruder.
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BIG C01I0N CASE,

NEW York, Feb. l7.-The trial OF the snit
Of George l.. Kouns & Brother, of New Or
leans, nganst Capt. Otis n. Butter, formerly
United States Purchasing Agent, to recover
Il bonus Of &c, 900 rnid to the Government
during tho War for the purpose Of allowing
500 bales Of cottbn TO bo put In tive market,
ended to-day, tho jury rendering u verdict
for s2n,83o IN fayor OF plaintiff. Tho novel
question involved in tho -cnse was tho
construction nf President Johnson's Wnr
proclamation, tho plaintiff claiming the proc
laUAtlon ISSUED by the President June II,
lkg't removed all restrictions on trade and
cnmlnerc1al intercourse In the territory east
OF tie. .Alisslssipll lllyer, md made the exac-
tion Of tho hol!us illegal. Tho cotton ~
question came from Shreveport, y u THO Red
wns pnil to Cant. Butler, then Purchasing
Agent, WI 10 turned the money into tho
United States Treasury.
Browns Clnrhorutctl Suponnccous Dentifsice
contains no injurious Ingredients, and 1t uon-
fnf1 t.r+ttt tkt 10 h nxanfu
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Aob bAt fUU MANAUE AU E4UDE IflF
HuAHD?"
by bclng very careful and very patient.
VI course tic guards Cu,llH and 10 Irregular
ly.-nt lGast thpy intend tD,-hut close Ub-
seriauon enables ore tU form pretty good
Tie great danger III .t.iis work !rs in q maM's
getting ovcrl,0pctul and enthusiastic. Itc
gets 10 work at night md Is. doing splendid
1y,-so we'll that tile temptation Vi remain ut
iinuers moment M lonsar Jim ' Ia ousht 10, Is
discovered, and then Merg Ia MI e,td of II NIL.
Many ttnB when l!nye been working oyer
that patllnck, have become 70 excited with
tft te 5 S t e I w fe q snao S 1ep1eft o Y sw ssG liz
rule had formed, namely: TO stop work 81.
why's some minutes before Ind reason 10
believe t'nt the guard would bo around
again; ialwHys 4 managed. 'Ioweycr. to Get
work at tho paddock / perfected my key.
wns ut my scrvlCe."
,n "llad Il, ~ yo. % no narE9w esssapes 81 who work.
lnE S' ing 2Msf eeweea eaaGfsHI srsIy the ruo which
hnvc already referred to and always Ind
time to spare nftor got back 10 TIC cell.
The crtrnnce To TIC tower secured, | at once
prepared for
THE EsCArR FHoM THE TOWER WINDOW.
The arrangement for our cscapu-iDr hu
was as follnws: Early III the night va were
10 lenvD tho cell together n1i *, 10 the tower,
which, being ote!rt(, WINS 10 enter, my cell
innto locking i after 'nO md returning 70 tlle
eS 70 fnys aSst w ~ 1csst u o. ny w9rk p[ev
II! my bed to sntisty the curiosity Of tic
officer when he inadu Ills round. ., This done,
We went Into tlle PASSAGE together, Rained
locke. locked ne nc iq i md ett; W 10 !his point
window wins about twelve feet from the floor,
but there wins staging WHICH enabled mo t0
knifo saw Tito pIay I ani IeEan e csuiting lds
awny the two bars which stood botwcen
me and tho freedom had bccn work.
lug for for two months so patiently.
l. WIS toqgh york, but nj nf1er sonIo
md then all tint was left to do was to gut
awhy tic woodwork Of the window. This
was soon. done, md then remembered tho
promise had g giyen ;,y tH ny M!atc, to let him
upon the tower doer,@bu. he ditf not i ai,.
swer. lie had evidently gonc 10 sleep. l
wAitud awhile and Gtvo tue signal 9gain, but
It was no usg, ana l Ind t!ion to Look after
morning, and, rs i gainetI the wlndow iagai,
u,ltl looked ont upol, tho dull sky, tho clouds
nartcl and y bceane suddenly much lighter
1 tllan (. wanted 1t Tor ny purpose. ! kneW
WIS WIS ITO TO tlms to spsre Tore ' was 81 's iong
piece of wtro in, tho tower, which, together
with some cloth 1 had with me, served us 4
means Of letting, mo down from the
Swsf SesS os wSw ss o IL III nSo 5 ai Il dop u fot o
some distance upon the solid stone beneath
md run u terrible Risk of \ general snast,-
up. ! reached tho ground i, snfety, how
EYER, ard at once strIick off for the country,
f4It tIttSur rrrkr rtn%
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Browns Canrhorutct Suponnccous Dentifsice
contains no injurious Ingredients, and 1t uoH-
fars u brliliuncy 10 tho tocth.-26 cunts.
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Everybody u talking about St. jacobs 0tl.
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st,oe7 year more than The bid Of the present

81, ,ee7 a year more than the bid Of the present
lessecs.
their opinion, IL was desirable to
CONSOLIDATE THE sEvErlAL sc1tooI-TAx
FtiSD3
from 1877 to 1870 Into one fund. to be known
M tho :srIrnot-rnx Fund Of 1T1!l atid prior
yeafH. Thcy therefore Recommended That
tTansfer Zig balances 70 tha credit 81 dc
them 10 tho credit 81 1914. TIiey also re
o,nmcndcsl TINT tho Controller BE- author.
sss z T. s'rn5by bs 1easfy 5a'sffT f5e Se"nens ns
Ut 1" tho xxi Schooi.rax W Fund stt'ooo. and S
viacc the snn,e 70 the credit ,of tho
School Fund ulpn, the nnderslalldtng t',at
y ~ the ns sei!siTax f' fun M from thc aecrsins
revenue Of tho School Fund or any other
source NJ fast NJ TIC same could be collected;
nlso, that q sec0ntt payment on account Of
I'll employees equal to two months, salary, On
the same bnsls, as Was paid during the fall
term Of 1915, these tenGlIers who had aes..
cred their connection with the Department
since Mnrcll, lySo. to receive 75 per cent Of
~ After a long and tedious debate tho report
was concurrGtl In.
rho Committee on Textbooks submitted
rules, for month. They recommended only
few changes.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Inspector Keith offered Il resolution, which
was attoptctt, .instructlng the Committee IN
buildings and Grounds to take steps towards
UltAiniilt, possession 0f tie Watnlsh avenue
trout Of the atosely Scltoo lot, to the end thnt
suitable school building might he erected
tlereon to meet the wants Of the locality for
sc!Io0t accommodations.
inspector Stone, from the Committee on
the Examination Of TeacllGrs, reported tho
succcssful candidates nnt nf the 100 !ex-
aminetl Saturday. and recommended that
they te given par tial certificates.
Inspector Woke asked leave, which was
granted, t0 withdraw tic petition requesting
the introduction Of German into the Mar
quctte School. since It lIntl not received the
reuuistt number of signatures.
The Board then adjourned for two weeks.
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t!lorone!ly informed BY official friends Of
the C;zats movements. Wo received warn,
ing That, pursuing his usual custom, he would
lcaye tic official train. !n w'lci figure rep
dSssn,"E o y M % f"r w" Ss w q ar @
himself, expecting thus Ia !Hscapc MI danger,
Travelled disguised as railway servant. a
telegram told mo a!l was right ntltl t'q GzAI
wns coGling, and as tho train passGa firrtI
blown 10. tha win,ls. Tho. wreck Of tho
train was blown away from tho 'l0,isc, but to
ny ny clingrin | spu't lenri,ed t''ai ulo t%at,
thinking hInseI snt tr91n M ~ .nEer ~ fn cr ''
and rcIOlned my friends. WD remained
quietly within twenty MILES q t!le scene ior
ne wsek a tcn tra' nI"asn to kiers ~ g n1
shipped for Turkey on boartl the 1tnliaI,
steainer Florcntinn, I heing IN inc. employed
rs nh engineer. From CbnstnnttnsI'lc We
tnok passate 70 France DyWaynl the LAZY ld;ya,,t:
fricn.ls. When walEng i! the Chamns
Elystes, Feb. "a. viii, three friends, tic ,n0l,-
cl!nr'!s. who Ind been following ~, came ,,l
,rlareo Of them selzed ns, anti ! WIS @ arrestet!.
cnptnrs down and rscnp!nK, and ,Sas taken
to Afazes. Ny friends went 10 u. C!e,nen-
cen,., who advised them to employ EnEf1t''art;
municipal eonnselnr,, which tl,oy .,l'', aud
to Calais aud put on board the stcaIner for
Dover. Although expelled fr1n France, no
Official paper WIS issued. My friends walled
In w'le-sl'op in tIe Aycnne, VIncsnl,cs for
known, accompanied nc to I.o,,tlol,"
satl l,c Gspouscd the Slliflst cause because
no means but force could avail 70 SECURE
anlle degree Of Freedom for the tOiling Rtls-
sian millions aEnfnst whom brute force was
used by Il cruel, selfish Czar md his myrtnl.
!ions TINT they, might reyel II TIE fruits q
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NI1III,1SM.
Tho Reign Of Terror in 1eusaiR.

UifjMfth IN LontoH TltntS
OnEssA, March, 1T-Arsaynce Bogoslav-
sky, son Of MI orthodox priest aild an cx-
rcllc.l student OF tho Poltova Theological
Seminary, md one of five NfhilIsts nien-
tinnc,l III my telegram to you. of the 9TH inst.
M being tried by co,,rt-nartial nj KietT upon
tho several charges therein mentioned, has
been condemned 10 death. Ills execution Will
make the nineteenth In Russia for political
ol1cllscs III less than two years. III addition
to these, four or five sentences Of capital
punishment were comm1teA. Arrests Of Wr-
SONS suspected either Of Ntlllt1s,n or Of Lib
crat tendencies have not CEASED 10 l,e itlntlo
iiave been taken up within the list few
WEEKS. Among tllein nrp persons t!llluE I'M
portnnt public posts; one = chief Of depart
McMt In tho management, Of the Odessa
this 1l,ilnIclpaii,y; but ne larger number
sce1n to be tcacllers. Neither they theln-
selves nor. the public know what they arc
charged with. Unless u be with holding, and
pllhli: examination IL even held ~ reference
10 such arrests. ,tnr dnro nny mention Of their
names. what llas linplIened to them or what
),ns i,een done With them, ever appear III tho
suddenly IL the nlght, al,l,. eyen though
nothing mny be found therein to incrmtnate
them, they nru Mt once nlnrcllel oil to prison.
without notice Or explanation, or right gf
pr1lc5L Ut NpjWnl. OF I'LL opportunity VI lHcll
being hcartl In their own defense. Aftcr tic
lnpSo Of n tlay or tWn SOME art told THEY are
frte to return 10 tcr homes; others. OH tile
contrary, are 9cllt Oft to some distant Gov
er1llnent to be whnt IL CALLED tnterlled there.
Many teachers who llAye been set free flave
yet Iecn forbidden to give lessons, md thus
suddenly slcprisel Of tle means Of ginning. q
livelihood. Frequently, moreover, wife
rIed, MI agcd mother, M invnllded sister, ,r
other tnlulngi rHtnifyp9 nre involved In tho
ruin Of thu bread.win1ler:
PANS, Mnrcll GA NihllEst trial in Kieft
Inns resulted IN n number nj revelations COLI
ccrnIng the why tho Russian revolutlolllsts 80
10 work. The ncG,tsetl, WIN laA been cn,,-
t1c,l,ned to death, onn Arsayneo l'ogoslaysky,
tlle son Of q Clergyman. was charged Will! all
nttclnpt to rob inn!l-vnn alld 10 appropriate
tic cas!..lIux of a regiment OF infantry, with
manufacturing. explosive materials. with
numbering fcll0w Socialist, st,-knril0if.-
witt, dwelling III kfetf with Il fnlSe passport.
The murder ut kuriloif, ono Of their own,
was tlected upon because lie WINS believed to
have been hctraylng his friends. llu was
fnllen upon by tho litter md shot, and ILLS
ko,ly was flung into tic Dnicper.. According
to mt OF the witnesses, III, cX-NllItlist, the
chief 0t their AssneiatIon IA invested will.
tho right nf life ard death over tho members.
| For the tlrst rnH1 Ut dis0beslfeneB corporal
| punishment IL tho pe,luIty; for tho Sccn,tl,
| lleatll. According TO thu Hantc mil another
cx-NilllI!st, une 0f their fGlt0w-MelnhGrs Ind
| been the son OF n Prince. Tile sum c0il-
| tr1hutel by the iab0rng clnsses for tho sup
| port uf tho Association wns 20 per cent 0f
| their Wngcg.
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to have Airs. Arbuckle discharged, since
there wns m testimony against her.
Mot much" said Cameron,
Sparkling wanted to hear the evidence

there WIS nm testimony against her.
mot tDucf,,' said Cameron.
Sparkling wanted to hear the evidence
Cameron wanted her held because It was
impossible for a1 thc cprcpnratfons to be made
sitles. hasifpt ier ciothins been TEN removed
from tho house and slowed away in trunk
Spariing urged that there vas no testimony
e"d a s eny tJk e. s % s a ss' se ie
diin't arise from the }acts IS proved.
Cameron clal1ietl el 1i that sl'o was an acces-
& q All sfise seba1ss swivSSr Sct t na asxSefb t
j" 81 90 sts' baii. sf'"' e''' "e'' "'''s A'''"'
Cameron tllen charged ton. the statement
of an officer" who had heard them ssay that
te Their la name wns not Arbackle bnt iMGn,',.
Ind A. wife md three chi1drcH living In
Philadelphia a,-tllat Arbuckle and Mary Carr
were
LIVING IN Az orEn STATE OF ADULTERY.
lie asketl for a. continuance for. ten days to
gt:t testimony ; from Philadelphia to substan-
Spar'lns saIh sucll q, charge was '.an In
suit and mn Outrage to humanity"
The Court remarked that II reputable
gentleman " wou!t! make the statement un-
Cameron then "chargcd" Lieut.. DonAeld
Il. arrest the pnrties.
But, before he. dill so, Policeman Costello
cnrle III and male the necessary affidavit, md
the warrant WIS at once Issued and served.
SparIlng wanted n hearing Immediately.
1}DNtlcll asked for continuance for a
week.
After some talk between the lawyer and
the Lieutenant. during which the former sait!
prosecution was now persecution, the Court
granted tile motion, and held Mary Carr, allAs
Mrs. Arhuckle. IN 500 bull.
As .neitfler Wis able to furnish b0nds, Ar.
fpt
the woman WIS locked mp at the Madison
Street Police-St9ti0n.
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by every available means from re,apslng
Into slu1nber from, which II might be impos-
aibIG to awaken him,
SAWYEI,'S STORY.
IIc Says He Hllot Tr. Steele in Self.
nefcnHe AneF n EIow.
Feta 1.oFk IfsorJf Apfif

IIc Says 1En Shot Dr. stecle in Self
Defense AfSer n blow.
iy,w FORK World. Aprti:.
DR.. Thcophltus Steele, OF No. o6l West
F0rty-scc0nl street, who WIS shot IN the
face Monday night by William f. Sawyer,
the electrician, was unable to appear ut tho
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Duffy. Sawyer WIS committed to
awnit tie. result lie said le a,i dono tho
shooting IL !self..dcfense.. 1le Ind not, he
said, been following Dr.. Stecle: Before leav..
s S @f Fnr ot a hha eeGm W"nsa
said the phyhicfan was un!lef The Influence
Of liquor and very ugly, ]la attempted once
to 80 oMs lt the back door, but saw Or;
ses aes s sbb @ AID ID ,sa Wes In d tSoas Ssf
Dr. StcelE had lost sight Of him went quickly
ont of tie same door again. lie had walked
bt,s fSw ,'S stops g. w4et, happselInH to l3ok ,
house, In which he and his family were
boarding was Just ut the corner of Seventh
nyenno and on the south side Of tho street. j
Pr. steele's boarding Kf.housa % was an the north
mlle, and pr. Steele, t!sstea.l ,ot crossing to
up With him q . he was 81 about g; entering hls
Now. -, I'm going to XIII youP' Dr. !.
md had, Ills right hand, in, Ills coat
Ssst set frs sawy'f lis was pocks afsfid Il wGda saa
lie continued, III lon't want to have any
trouble wifi, you.' Tic struck Mt me with
Its left hand, and drew pistol from his /
pulled MY revolver. drew back Tic hammer.
and discharged the contents. it sccns In his,
face. There was no, !hclp, for It,, lad no
iaea where should hft him, nor did haye ,
know he would have killed inc. As soon as
sl.nt l,e dropped Ills weapon and staggered
little. THEN lie STOPPED to pick itup, I,
did not wish to 10 shot myself, moi, did I \
way. was on, my. way to tho Thirtict'l
Street Station wEcr1 the officer arrested me-
wns afraid to 40 back to the sccne ct tho
shooting, for ! Old ,ot know how badly p:
;'tee1s was ,,1 hurt and toushtsome one might
Sawycr's side Of the story Of the disputes
TINT led to tlle shooting Is rs follows;,.
sccs nn ba vsa n2 II ts a oa1s sss Will wt1o D ng
satisfactory. and Mrs. Mandclick, the land
| lady, wien proposed taking meals outside,
wailted me to leave. refused. and she got
out i moved away: \ week aEo, wien /
| came home In the evening, ! fo,!!ld my wife
outside the door. She said, Don't go III
sitte:. pr. Steglo Ia fta tile, parlor With two
% ani ca,ne in. ii 'Wiat I'D yonr iH wifd' tro% gs!
XIII sl!s i ;eais. III E # + Isi.ali hsd s yo,' =.
spomsb!e for anything your wifo does he,
AWAY. Next day I left tho house. T!!en I
| sent him tile letter, but he did not know
whero had moved to. ] d!! not mean to
Fsr se @ n.y. y L FL FSSn Ttf sre m and e sea ss @ as
! rather. than bother INC ut home, II he had
| Dr; Steele, WHO Is not out Of danger, says
| that Sawyer followed hin and tried to beg
hfa jLNpEnr 4ntit the 1AffaF tn him.
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dragged into the cessphol Of politics, and re-
marked tint parties, would takn # Up soon
.ns9a Sa!aH w1!sn " s'rns tey discovered that IL was
Atr. Frrttylnan spokc III favnr. OF tho reso-
lntl0n, and Mr.. Potter oppusgl u.
AfrEll spME FURTHER D1scyssloN
THO resolution. was withdrawn. This Com-
!nlttGe t!Icll adjourned IN meet at thn call af
the Cltulr'na,1. n casc n!other meeting ai!nl!
thc Subcommittee viii prepare tlle ,bt!l ntHl
the address md send tliniM forth On their mis-
slun without consulting tic Innln Committee.
4 CANAL MAss-MEErfNd
was held IN tic evening. nj the Opcrn.11onse.
Mny1r Warner called tho inetting Ia order,
aai tho lion: Henry Wells was fliSsen f|; to rre.
tlG flrSt HpreCli and In response set out Tor q
talk nll thu subject nf Widening alltl t!eGpcn
inE the cannl antl improving tho Illinois
or % "ther as tes. sliaId 5 t BE- col,ncct@n @ etwcs
!;9ko Michigan a'nl TITO alisSisslppl
ls!yer and M Illinois River ny tho
SSnnss'"E e 5 s ss viii ns e w'f m nessssRy spssRfy
!lwelt Mt sang length nn previous attempts to
build sl,tf'-canal, all of which Ind cnl'lc TO
nothing nt0re than Il harrow sttennl dug by
tme Stnte wit ltS towpnItl, M Its TGsst
war measure, and lle proposed to trnl witt!
fnrts which liia hearers would tl0 well to put
70 their ConEressincn, atN! thus force tlie "a,
tional Government hu!ltltt; ilnd tlie United
III war WITH Great britain IN tho days Of tho
Rebellion. lie feRred tint the country would
have been conquered anu dis!nclnbcrcd ~
British inyaders: The Importance, ,!i of the the
put through tlo !tul,Sc, but went l'o further.
Since then nothing l,ltl been tlone to col,-
struct It. During tllo War the country was
to- poDr t% but; ow Il wgs ,p9 psned ,noGa BY
no Heed Of It. 1t was Just Ms well, how
Tho ;iu, coln'nercia % iinportance Il lie snhject
wSs ssrs eay My6 GgfSt e a s sfsTT e Te 1oa sfq"aS
themselves would 10 heneitetl when forced
l0t of eXpensiye mud ornamental officials.
The s so%tSr @ as safS % we,s ss, wnE Eyo a9 I'd s'S n
pie Of Illinois to stand Idle md let the thing
70 Just because snine of their members Of
Congress feared tho opposition Of n few
t;n farSad 1n;ss f"s'Ss ls At sirv 9 s1t fnc e'eS e.
support I!is Cnnal bill ~ Congress, but now
Ind wnkenMl npt9 It and WIS linking III tte re-
| cessity. She took It III, Through thn hr!.lhi
in through tho nose. Tho people .along tho
inE a,li deepening Of. tho. cA!lal boil,
Chicago ansl tho people atonE the linr would
eMterprIsp. When lItlnots could show
that sllo WIS, producing 70 per cent
! 1T tho National rcvnl.ue on whisky, was It
md tint the government shnMltt build T.?
Tie moment the people OF Illinois LIT It l,e
known TINT tho nnll WHO didn't vote FIR tno
canal io longer ree,t npply, every Illinois
IL favGr Of the prnicct. IN conclusion,
Afayur Harrison said tint MI he asked OF Ills
, 1880-04-09
Women yotin8-Tllc AMtli0r Of !" Little
yF0tnoI, - DeacrtbeM the kc0nc,

"DfADU II Ue"VFJUEH tH8 Hchnts
Miss Lnlilac 81. Atcutt, In a letter to tho Irom-
ans jt.r,snt nbout tho Co1scutrt {siass ulectiot,
Schuol Committee. thus iexcribrs tho sccno and
rUports her Impressions: Tho Mu1ernt or iwhO IL
AlstD tho llcRtstrMr, and llna most kindly and
of hIH owl, tiIiIcreco Of nplnIuui thU ai,nuicctl
tlat tic qtlea wuttd nrcI,,rp tituir vDfas and
jccteE, WI Were roNdy autl fitut ont In good
order, dropping our VOTES and lnlssI,ig buck 10
whija In asset.ai'jed rti,tic,om wutche 11a Il,
solemn silence. No tsoEt fcii oi, tIlr a.llaoo,s
hnntiu mn nnrthumnkC 9honk AIN fntvts