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, 1880-12-24
JOSIAH CALDWELL.

Lcaving Fragrant American Memory,
Co4tIng His Frlenls s34O00,0uU. lie
Shines for q Time In 1sngtnnd, and
Fakes In tho nlusted Jrltisllcrs for
&2,50U,0O0 More.
llvssoa Correspondence 81. Louis Giobs Dtn.oeraf.
Loatiuw capitalists Of th!s city are grcatly In.
toEcstcd In tho future, just announced Of Josiah
C0ldwoll, Of I0ndoll, for &5oo, ,0Qo, taaB1nuch as
they hold clAims aRuiust him for over &30o0, 600.
Caldwell swndled the monoyed mcn Of this city
right ad lott, aud hoartlcaly. as many tnan III
beRKnrY md ponury to-day will roadily attest
Ills doings hero have not hccu exposed until
now, ind h,s tsA1sactona whtlo In boston aud
vicinity caulnot but be Interesting to tho busl-
ncss community Ia tho whole country. lilo IL
Emnll OF statuse and smnil In build,
and vns unknown to tho pnhlio until after
tho War. lfo WA brought UP ut Ipswich
this 8tato, and In 1865 wont into tho lry-gools
business in th;a city; but aoon fnfioa, loaV!n9 q
onco wealthy partner to meet his creditors. In
1905 ho Iundo hiB flrat notable veNturc in tho
stock market, md Ia rapld succesaon organized
tho Franklin, tho Mammoth Voln, tho Gilberton,
and the Short 4tountain Goa! Companies, and
plaood tho stock upon tho market, meeting with
great SUCCESS. These mines Wer0 all locAtcd In
Pennsylvania, and were worthless. It WIS sub-
scQucntly learned TINT not only WAS this prop
ctty of little value, hut that ho bad no ttlo
whatevor to It. ny his gontll aud afahla 1ua.s-
ncts aud posdnaatye elthlueucc ho hud succeeded
In lngsattatIdg himself With large number OF
wealthy and influential Boston Kcntlolaca, asli
80 Implicit was tho confidence rrp0sotl III blu,
by hts Mcqualntapoes thut Ito e0OHnr wAa tho
InlltnK stock placed upon tho market shAn 1t
was tnkeu ut hlgh prices hy TUG eager capitalists.
With tho prnt.0ts he resnovui to Lynn, aud In
spent @ inooy viii sccEsss isrssssd ] ID Of cot, ~
III tho full of 1850 ha wont to l&hudo Isanu, bt,-
eu1no GnatnoreGi 9f q young Cuban lutiy, AnttA
possessions In Cuha weEo said 10 10 very axton-
slvo and valuable. Tho n9sElnxo, Was enon
BRIDE home tn Lyttl. iie .,l4 mt long, however,
enJoy tho occupancy Of blu palatl4l resdencu
US u boston funk. which hold mortXagu OIL tho
CALDWELL continued to liyo by Ills vita in 1858
ho took an active lntercst In whnt is now known
sutccedcd In inducing George u. Uptou, samuel
II. Cooking, &ad Y. ". Huntington. Ut this city,
, 1880-12-24

sEstinlAett.


THE NOTABLE FEATURE
Of tho large table Is tho splendid showing mado
by tho State IN tho mn tier Of It's nun!l3cent OK
roudtturca for educational PURPOSES and nlso
for tho charitable Institutions. Tho statement
In regard to tho state tott necessarily begins
with 1Bi0, previous to which tiino all WIS ehaoa,
80 ia as tho financial affairs Of tho State wero
concerned. This debt was cruntct1 by tho canal
State Hunk, and other legislative experiments,
and finally rcAohoi auch proportions that
tho Btate WIS obliged to suspend tho
payment Of intcreat. From 1910 to
1850 tho debt Increased nbout $1,000,000, md
stops woro taken to fund tho Noatl1g debt md
nsoertaIn wheru tho Stata stood financially, Tho
debt reached its mnximum iu 1858, mud eIncu
TINT tItno tho State hAs been engngcd In o
systematic and bus!aoss-lIkc manner In sten,itly
reducing tho debt until II Is now practically TX.
tingutshptl. Tho record Is ono OF which any
StAto might well be proud.
, 1880-12-24

vanccment and final harmony Of the raccs and
sections. ffe wns nnrcsprycd In ex pressing be-
lief that civil seryIce In tho South that would In
aurc fidelity n tho t]nvcrnTnent and people could
not fni to end taritsan or sectional ias,es he
ttun, hlni iitt th Sorth Mf11 south IN tho prtl-
motion Ut tho Natont interests OF tho whoio
, 1880-12-24
PRINTING,



stNMKEr.
WARRINGTON, y. G.. Dec. 1.-1ohn D. Defrcos,
Public Printer, III his annual report. shows tho
actual expenditure on account Of printing,
binding, engraving, lIiho4raphlng, etc., for tho
Government OF tho United States for the fiscal
year ending Juno W, 1880, as executed at tho
Government Printing -Oalco, amounted to
&,al, go. Tho valuo Of tho stock on hand ut
tho end OF tho fiscal yoar was 14.70s.
During tho second session Of tho Forty.slxth
Conrress hero wero printed for tho Sonata ], ,8a0
bills md Joint resolutions, 2l5 Executive docu-
Mchts, l04 miscellaneous documents, 725 reports
Of committees. Ii resolutions, and confidential
documents. Fur tho ilouse thoro wero psIpt cd
;documnuta. n ujscelianco,,s ,so',,n,rss a sss,.
buttons. and nj rnnor.s ~ co,n,,s..sns 1,rtn',
,ho voar thnra VIA rnoatvaa .u., nas'ux ~ =.
documents, records, waste papor, oto., {lb5, ,403,
which has boon deposited Id tho Troas,lry.
nrpAnntna rur rt,4urpuvNr -. ~, ,,-,,.,-
$3.50 1 1Hn " ALE "o'Ao
1.,.. :. s .--.....
Ut'iees sa3s' 4ho e"oFil1ous llcrcas0 or pub
NC printing aud binding IL such Us TO fequlEu tho
enlargement of tho building in which rim ,rortr
Ia t,nnc nhorc Ia MT hnif rocc, ano,,,.s -
.,.s ~, 80 80" ~" ..s ouous" ~
a"'p tho IF!HteA 1uAtter W. tue printing pro-
geesses. Fifty thousand cppEcs Of tho Inst an-
nual renort of tho Commissioner OF Agricultural
bnyc f,,.o, nrfrtod tnt yor ,.nnt ~ at,.os. 49, .
~ aka ~ y. tue
, 1880-12-24
MINNESOTA.
flAAarY AM 1fIaff1IiA

Special Dtspatth to The Chicago 1ttbunx.
WAsnING1ON, d. c.. Dee. 23.-Secretary RAM
Soy, referring to reports TINT he intended to en-
ter tho Hold us candidate for tho United Statoa
Semitic III Minnesota, said Tonight: ~ would
net havc entered tho CAbinot had It not been
TINT know that tho service would bo OF short
duratIon, M, not euro that want to 70 to tho
Senate. am tired of public 1tfo. but hnvo re-
cofsel mRny urgent lettoEs." 1Iu iutimatcd TINT
.hu WIS In tho hands Of Ills friends.
SENATOR MM1LLAN
Bald that ho was not advised that Ramsey WAS a
caud'lato; TINT he should not 20 to Minnesota
hlmaelf punrltng tho contest, but should remain
here Rnd lcavp tho nattor with his friends.
, 1880-12-24

!he Marylahd q Uc!HMHro NntiT0hi was Rtl-
penplo Of thh city na m Investment which wsla
s,irs to ray iaras!y: The buI,l. q hat C.,'npany
cen! Ut thu stock IN nldltIn,.: nnd Tor per,trI
r ting tho interest on tos,: bo'',ls was pull 1r
tatnns ;bs sns sefeso m prvch nf5ssS
rnt!rc u tho capitalsts WHO Invested.
Tho IdttIo inGk & Furt HinItt 1,n'lron,l was
building OF tho road was concluded In this city
i. it.. Tho pFege.cd tonvtt t this rt.a,i va lla
WIT 'tS e. i..s Is S6 II aRrant bonas shs
ss .,dok q s; IT, oFSS !9. ,; s;scR e
forest In tho ruai, tboy we're offered II gratuity
OF cointnpn und prprorred at0ck in amount otlnli
tin W poopo Of .sto, S y AMI sa,ns wsro inaaee 10
sibscrt1e literally. Tho bot1ds wcro gil Issued
Of i oniy si.ty.two inilea wcro built. Hsins Tho
untiru seoMrttaes. 4 foreclosure of tho MoriKnxo
followed, and II sh1e was tnndo.
TIE NEXT EsTYniitIAE
In which Caldwell figured wns tho Vinetnnd
lta!lroad Of Now jorsoy. f2r The building of
oas thy IT, s r"sd: 5 I1t ia after % copiasins @ .wi,
iy-.ivu miles Of tho limo, hu was unns,lo to COM
plete hls contract I'ostonians wcro again
iii III fsaS anj 1870 Caldwell WIS contractor for tho
eotlftrueil9n @ u tsso other % Tos:is II Arkansas,
tic lie Mississippi { Uuaehita river. ii Witch 10
indcc.i ,i'suy Of his Huston fricn'is to Invest.
S q. stsy oyer M tsSsa S' s fs cS sbs wa1o
AGain1pl,rl L,y him In NIL unfinished condition.
About tt!a time he cnlnrNed n af'othor ".
hu ot,tulncd tho building contract. lio com:
plcte1 only twenty nli'os O! tho road. and so't!
Merl""rsi. ia % "f i New Y York rcooi*ips tierei;or ti;
vaiuhn'u consideration.
y, While rcaping these golden harycsts Caldwell
! 1ived well Atn1 moved in EotM bucety. 1io wns
sporting. liz entered q Will deiight Into tho cx.
haso lot on, wpt, At various times 'arre sums
Ut :noney. ~ m tl!nssrMton Or h!s pMssao1. for
n1S nssf % e e saS xht re sakea is dst
sl.M0 IN Nsw York aaln1IIng. establishments;
F1ssa %n tns of f s hs rfS s
on ttu Duck 1'sy which should be Tho itneat ~
tllc city. lie secured lot OF and. and expended
ExMsuro of BIZ snethoas u !mposinx o!i his
drss c'scd hin to 1eaye @ 1loson suddenly .1
ny M usS m e5ato It W. nss SS
attacheti by tic continontal 1iMnk of thts eitY,
aUlu ut nuGtont 1ltld is now tho finest In tito city.
sGss5n&; ;t,;S with Its furniture not less tban
Gntllwell roma,ned in Now York nbout tl,rco
ocks ia yea n G sy az o Nu
York llotel. IN juno. ls7a. hc sallgd wtth his
nlly In tho stcamor spain. landed at Liver.
Himself as u railroad contractor. English cap-
ttAltsts were unAwute Of bis operations [n Anler-
II se sout @ sna a buFns an tho
aaainiat'ecs q tho. c1toat Of his operattons
Hun. Jamss L. EIaino: callweli bus moved il
ssfs % i y rlss & Waes ss ana g otess e
hiKh tank. ltealizlng tho Importance, e, q social
5ssYss, Of MSIs!eS !s5Fspon 9, Ssf
hGlnc, declined tn Netcde. Mr. ulaitIc wuy, how
, 1880-12-24
SOLDIERS HONE.
Annual Report Of the Secretary.
h. II. II. NRcQn. thu Sccret4fy Of tho HOtdera


MI. II. ~. I}Rcon. thu Secretary Of tho sodfers'
Home at Evanston. haB propnrcd bis re-
port for presentation to tho le91sa-
tnre at Springfield. It Is very complete.
giving rGsum6 Of tho history Of the
Institution md ita work from tts Inception to tho
present. With u complete stntc1nent Ut tho funds
and property now Ii, tho bands Of tho Aasocla-
ton, which they hopo, i,y tho aid Of tho. neccs-
anry legislatlnn to bo obtained this wihtcr to bo
nhlo 10 employ IN some charitable work, np-
preaching, ~ ncarfy as possible, tho orlglual
purpose for which 1t wns founded, tho fund he.
Ing In Rood, hcnlthy condition. ucforc
the Home wns Incorporated It was Bus-
ta'nca as voluntary association Tor fvo
ytars In Chicago rs a rcfu20 for disabled sol
dicrs ot tho Wnr Of tho Rebellion. mainly from
IlltnoIs. 1t also sustained tho Yot.lIcrs' ltest"
for thrco yonra, until September, ls@H5, which,
during ita existence, supplied food, lodging. and
othor comforts 10 u large humber Of nttltlters
from ali parts If tho oyal Stntcs passing through
Ghs1 Tns msan wc." athered ny yo;
an VIZ IT, Se sa q s u Gssn
II chaa tue Jst Il ts aSney ia; @
chased tot at the junction Of Th'rty-hfth street
x nkS ws este Thss rs s os ssy tsf a
sSo9S. nnd tl ti,ere was @ *oa% Il, 9oyer1,nen.
tn.nnteB then il the ifpme aud It tDok $1},ttO il
year To run it,. In 1a8! tho corporation received
i'm appropriation os <ai,00o, the expenses being
$l0b16. mid tho number III inmates forty -oIv.
The Ealna year a large !lunl!Icr OF Inmates wcro
seHt TO tho Sationuf Soldiers Hume. tn th8 III
of lime, tR30, tho Property WITS Rold for &51.0a
md f4ILU invested III u l,a.n on rrnl tsnte dur
tt,x tAu Au1nmcr. Tho property In Evanston was
p,iro1lnsGd for $7.5Dl, and tho present. building,
iluv nccuplcd W tho Dlris' 1nlnstr1nl Homo,
upcueh Fell. =. lx7t, With twcnty.sEx inmates,
mid wAs kept open ns n Soldiers tIDno until tho
iii 81 iK''. in is;5 thu corporation inaned
t:9,Of} Mt D per cent interest on improved Chi
cngn rcnl cstntc. Oct. TO- lB'5, tho corporation
owned:
lIuIldtng and GROUNDS, Evanston =. -, .sfa:sI7
L0ans On rcni estuto........ ..........,... ;sM1
Cnsh On hn11d ,....,....,......,,..,.,T TB.i
Totnt. .................. .................$ $Gi.18H
In March. lh11. tho cn$h on hand WIS reduced
to t.Bl7, by tho payment Ut the expenses uf tho
1reasrer % ' ia w. icryed f 'e eho 4e;amsr
| Of tic funds In its halids-fl,5SS--Ior nearly i
fS6 t1ctAllituN In their interest to jarx extent
fur pur3 Of lkIU A1,tI 4tl OF 1877. In Uctuler. 18
tnok tho secs,rties in satisfucton. If. TIC Int.
| ter pIrt Uf 1E,I the Interest WIS tlcfu4lirl
| Of 1850 was NOT collected, owing to tho i.l-
| ss,ivcncy of tho borrower. Thu corporation
ha
, 1880-12-24

INDIAN CxNSuas
-. spsetat bhpatft 10 1hs Ghleaao 1ft5tel.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. G3,-1t probubly IA
so'seaasalIy known that, in connection With tho
, 1880-12-24

Dad areams. dlbturbed sleep, Indigestion,
stomach gas, all vRulsn before Hop Blttels.
, 1880-11-26
THE WHAT Is 1T,

AQOpRlOn OF n GONAtltu4lOu.
Tho "Weaycr und Chambers Central Ctub'.-
m organization Of l,borTls, Athelsts, Cour,u-
nists, Fhttsts, and stinnry other dIscoutentetl
clcments-,net at No. % West Ranlolph street
lust ovonna. Lucinin It. Chandler, tho irro-
l'rcsalblo, who Il President, In tho clnis. There
wero oIghtcen mon. twelvo women, and QUO
bnhy prvsont~
The President opened tho proceedings With
speech In favor OF fomalc suffrage
Then tho Committee on Constitution submitted
lholr report, which sot forth TINT tho object
Ut tho Club WINS to educate pcoplo In
"corroct principles OF finance, labor, land.
md othar reforms" and 10 porfcot and mnip-
tain thorough organization OF tho alyooa too
OF thoso principles. Tho Club wants ail wnmou
to v0to, tho Government to issue all tho money.
destros TO abolish convict la1or, and to nbrogata
tho hurlfngAtno troaty. nnd to rosorvO all tho
G1vorntnent land for actual Bottlcrs.
Tho different secllonA Of tho constitution, OF.
cAnt ono, Went through without my oProBItIou.
Ilis one FeAtod to an admission fec OF IL. OyUr
u tl,oso WIS wrnngle, somo of tho members
catnK 1t III 0rder to keep ult ttlc1nAgu8s aud
politicians, who would self tho party OUT Tho
lattcr cnrrled thotr lMint.
Usually theru Ia lots OF fun ut tho uleetInHu.
nut thAt OF Inst night was very Tat,
, 1880-11-26
Torture At Harvard University.


=, report haa colllO to III lrou1 tho City Of CAM
hrihge, which VIZ tFuAt ~ uutruo, that tho
ChinusU Instructor at lIaryard COllexe,-A dig
nltary whp ttF0ssus III silk, Rld n tho NutLor Of
vulumu Of putiha Oh which no AlnurlcAn critic
stn Wy nsf ,Sai abIo 10 pass an ndsSrso !tgmcns.
torpret ~ a.chest hlutoRlyphtcs,- subject.
Ing hs llttlu daughter To- tho tout. binding PROC.
tn4k!ng tho ehlld erpIo for itfp. We havo been
told tln1t Tho scruAAls nf tho poor child huye
leGn hoard By tue lleIghbnra.
The operation has Geun often described, Han.
NAKes tcn feet long aud TWO fuGt vito arc ibid
on tho inside ut tho lnstoP anu cArrlesl oyur tho
thu two cxtscmst!cs naarur ouch other, bulviny
tA9 ihslop. a!4 ,nnktnR deep holl0w III the
ssllo lhdgr1eath. uAeo mouth or utteIrr tho
pAn!aKu ~ removed, A1Id tho foot uro soAkel
n,u kntajetl. lulsrrlzc.l alum is put On to iro-
voilt tle suukhln9 al.d putrcsccIluo which often
taln, which u inteusc, continues atuut u yoar.
thon gradually dl1n!ntshrS, and " tho end III
wv sse9ad yeaS taV feet ase d0a4 and paiales.,
, 1880-11-26

H'hf1ers of tho movement trembted on accInu n
.,,rhan, march ,ieiibaratcIy into tho % camrci. mt.
anH wn!k With the air Of n 1icnt, up tho nlslo.
@ asS hsf sS; ". n ha" ss 4. s1
ihe @ tat and trembling ones came 10 their chair.
tmS,,: Mr'; FRANCES ?. nn9c, and saii with cnr.
r,,,1' vs. Every newspaper Ii t.1e lani viii hive
"s ps,,os s",5n a tnlxsd up With Abolition nnd ne-
comes TEe icnts waxei @ W war1 .' sosm" nc Of ' ti,o
lwni;v KY W., were on tho potn: of losing their
,Mtnksncd .t. storm. Slowly from her sent or, tho
HOSE BoJout1En rnu11r,
wan I'll now had scarcely ftc, her bead, tDot,'t
L. i.s h.r speakr xas:d ha,f.n-,ioznn 1f tho lead
ra " n ~ ne e. stana ts W., moved sI9wjy and pol-
xr.mt ,reaknR cyss Ms: e. Iss rs" I'll I'll H. aSs
t1,se,i nnrs 70 tho n,i''Iencc, sojenrner Trufh'
Snln;9snss s3!t,;. spoke i deep tones, and 1t lhe rat
f'11 ,Wn1i thnfn h1T was 1,r1onnd hush. said aho:
dnr ,n,,aa sh''nn' m when iar u 90 much racket
,,.nr W1ats g., a1 as yere talkin abntt i,at mai,
ino enrr,sass .r sss "a. w"n needs 70 to helped
.,avo tno Inst plnco everywhere. N0tssIy evrr
~ [. ne lto cnrriaaes. Or over mud pnes
an1 L,'ok n ino! Look III ,s,y ar1n, ranT To .ho
h@ared @ her rxht arn, 10 tho shoulder, hn fhowjnp Irp
t,s,,xoI ner tIrc,nSndons , in.,sclar rowerl hnsc
and 20 one cM!d hcul t,,o III: ani ia ain;t |
MtHNnf could work Ms much and nnt M
,rnr DO lnsh ~ wsll; and Htnt n won'nnS mi S''
tno, Dofne snI M thIeen children. and ruos Of
ot wh o,ar, D IT, ID, h.m cs,ea
AND ANT I 4 WOMAN?
Per der talks nio,,t dis ting In tlc hcad-what ia
nn ncy cnils ~ Intellect whispered some ono
With rnsnans rlshis5 If my c,,p w.,nt bali n m'} M
5ii' fn'' 20, pn q ;c, s hav. ny tse
sSs Ssan s' haHr hHas d {: ynr s cS1sf sas
ssnE d hfs yost sefS sSr en- eons Sae ;on9 M
,yIsh SfTin @ nod ana woman. Man Ind nothing 10 do
,a Wa ~ tbo nrns tsnsss {; {, rnoer oher peu1 sns
sif u. fust woIiun Col ever n,aIc was strOnv
desc herr 10 6c nbe 10 tttrn ink.
n.l Kei ~ II T,fnt side up nga,n; and now dey Is
cEe 10 ye r r. beaTrx ' " pcea 1ne and ~ nd ,ne n:
soJo!irnor hatnt sut not1tn' more to sny.' ani
a'n'a Numbering "ppln.,so the snt down."
HER VIEWS ON woMANs DnEHJ
hav aa tho psoH.'l!nx fashinn. nrc intcrcstnr
re'ne,nb,r: "iin awful lard On s dse.s, s s'", "
,nMt,s: x,"tw. y, w,omem yo.l fnr9ct that you Mre
IN pann!eFs. aud 0reclnn bends, and tiu1nneTtes
yes, t'il,t mothers anti gray haired KrunDthors
i, bends and put tho,n on their baliGs and stuif
%ws; II' rc, ,h,s h,nathsrs. n n:haoc q ye Mhat
k kin'l o ol 1eiorn'ers bu 70 With Fosae- wings on
Ts;.se yDnr en; +, s, hs r,,cy. # y were Fo t.
r.inFn 1'.i, md woncns rlahtsf 'Ieara to n,c y0u
i!M in,r, nsstsr ref9rm ynur.e!ves nrs,. !lut 80
when sho 4ts thar. Lor,! havs don" my ,uty:
iasN naye 'ol ,hS Tho'e truth and Kept oh.F
sh0ney, ~ bceti to do woInat's meet ing, and
umIhehes! s.,1! good deal. Iey wnntGti mo f,lr to
, 1880-11-26
Churches Ns Savings Bank 81

There arc in the city three ponuy Swings
lonw to ". Anurcw'a. Ut. Jauca', and Ali 6atnls.
IAo oaHGa receive any amount frotu two cents
HpWafA, put go not encourage tbs iGposltlug 0f
hablts of economy among the po0rer clisses,
Trustees Aud otacors havo been appointod for
moneys rvcelved. Thu hank IL iopt opsu Ovcry
Saturday evening from to9. A committee uf
twelve lnanaxo THO institution. giving their
CENTS upward may 10 deposi1o1, 1 Ter cut lii.
terost 1olny allowod on every even dollar feuIn
About $l0,00O III oa deposit Ia the threo banks.
, 1880-11-26

those cpnpnnicR Of tho right OF way ncrtss Tim
ey ewa 10 ~"t nf farnSny s"Sns at tme e. s,, s'',
OF tha l,anlN m carly and satisfactory adjust
snty nat q eet t,e ies'on OF compensation Ii eon
iRnfstA41oN nEcnMHkansp.
Tharo arc lo0 bills relating Il, Intlan subjccts
i i,inu tho cAlnnlnr Of Congrc.s: ,Snt, 1,utylti,-
tcrlor Department, tlorn mcro tti,rjux III" nst
scsslon but ttreo Or fniir bills paHsrt1. anti Uf
these one relasSd to 4 private clalin: Ncvertho-
Insist llp,l tho ncccssfy nf aItIi ti0nal ,Hjslm.
tlon n Tho s!,est ut Iidinn alrnlrs a,,tI noen"sn
oas9ss &c iar T taor aer s..s sssSs
tcct. aro thus summarized in tho lttiian Com-
'n,'si!tncrs report:
@ t!nn 'ip1n the following subjects conncctn.l
wish sno welfare of tic indians has been
't1,ni-Tl'o snactsncnt Of n Inv to prevent
po!ygAtny, md tn proyldo for Legal inarringSs
,nt'o,H r., s, ind!,1s Upon !his subject nethins GU,
PORTS. Tho urtenoy Of. Legislation 10 prnyi,jo
nropgr mnsriaHo laws for. indian tfiins is MP
ecensty Ind ;hat
.,, SssoMl-Iho &C. atnrn,,,nont of lilo law III rola.
Under existing laws trcspasscr rnilst tlrstbo
rspns turrs m 1r2m }cts t,o ana then f h
d san, nd s,s psase"y et rS stol Ths i, aw sHs
troApnascrs ordinarily IelUi,E to tho irnnecI nt1s
e,ass, f M lrom whom, even # convlctod (which ID
-
m hGtion Of debt To rccnver tho peliatty; hence
ING ,rs,n ,rsnlln,.ents ,sts y, % %s,cnpo unp,,uIrh6d.
i; 1 md incur IT, pcna!ty for tho first md every
ornnse.Es,ic t, IN nfensG e 10 punahabIc by nn
t, ue ,npr1sonmont. or both. at tho discretion OF
"Ihtni-Tha enactment, Of suitable Iaws for
tnaaM reservations. III tho annual REPORTS of
Judicial system or cole Ut laws fur tho i.idlat,s
as.',s s ree spcs'ally eo,ngntc npon. ,At ihe Inst
amended. was fayurahly reported from tho
llosc ,,,. CoInmItteo on indian Affairs. This iii
"'That the provisions Of tho laws Of tho ro-
spcctlyc States and Territories III which NTc To-
M cHtca! lntlla reservations, relating to tho cres
larceny. a,,d roGpery shsil 10 see' and H; akan
r. 10 tip lAw niltl i, forco Within such rcscryn.
woh; G ,a M to District corts Of the United stnes
and tho territorial courts OF tho respective 1 % Tep.
catui. shnll have orlpinnl Jurisdiction nvcr MI
=" Gu onoi.ses which inay be committed within
IL rcspeet 10 al thu. portion Of tho 1u,,tan
SSeISkss Gresks, Ghostaw, chsRasax,s " and 'G
lnws OF tho state OF Knn.as relating to tao
crimes OF murder, tnansiu.1vhter, nrson, rauo
b,;ralnry, .and robbery sha(l Gc tluar,od unnd
tho United stntes District Court hold Ut Fort
s3Gnt. kns:. s9 hnve exclusive original jnris-
et,oa F ~, ; nvGr q! osnsos arising In snsd portion
- ,..1no piaco oi pur,ishmont Of my an.l nit az
sali ol'cslscs shall le tho anu aa ior other iiko
aflss within tho Jurisdiction OF suid
1T Is Of tho utmost importance TINT some
s1cn measure as tho forexolnR should lo passed,
lnn'E tho fntltnns. but nfso Al IL nucea.ary fnc-
tor IL tho work Of tior civilization. Unier tho
!rlbca, crimes and nfrenscs committed b. Une
.n.atl nealtist tho person md property OF Hl,.
, 1880-11-26
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Ouf"D0or Relief in Hyde Park.
n The Etttpr pJ TIE Ehiraoo J+fiutnr.

| =" tHf fA4AuF " lNc LhttHFQ Tribune.
| CHtCAGo, Nov. A.-tu n communication Il
THE TRIBUNE Of this morning, ltobert Finley. Of
liydn l'nrk, asserts that tho charges aEnipst him
ars "tr1linl'cd up" IL, my opinIon It would
have boon far botter fur Sir. Finley IL he ha,l
kept silent, for his uelghbors, whose namcs baye
bccl 30 llberalsy used III bis bills against the
county, nro anxious to apuear nntl testify to thd
fuu,s,
In tho year ending Dec. tho nrcssnt commIt-
leo OH Town aha Town Accounts has saved 10
INC county tho sum Of fi00O0 over tho amol, Mt
exnentlssi for 3nt-oor relief for tho year ending
d,no !. Is'u; Thi. kavinx II mainly due 10 tho
OF parties unworthy or reIlef. In tho amount nj
Improper expenditures for tho yenr lH7V tho
t"Mn Hf Hyde lnrk stands lrss on Tic llst, aa
poslt0n' Respectfully, IA, 4, =: C,.*anEnl;Als.
Richard Grant White OH Public
Schools.
7b the Editor at 1h1 Cateaoo Ttibun4.
tiElcAno, Nov. 94-Atr. Richard Grnnt White,
scholar, critic, and journalist, has soon 1T to
publish In the last number OF tho Nnrth .tn,ert-
tdtl Rertttp I'LL nrtIclU on tho "publjc- School
Failurn," In which he usscrta, uttorly aud unrc-
servcdly. tho fauro Of our National systosn Of
education. Mr.. White has but recently turned
fron tho sunny fields Of Sllnkspcnrean criticism
10 tho thorny Iath OF social SCIENCE and In 30 do
lug scc'ls to hnvo lust some Of that gontal In.
sight mud moderation which hc formerly pos-
sessed ll treating 0f uore iit0r,lry thsnlcs tlun
his present oAc. That Is to say, that 5fr, Whito
nus cetMe out ~ All extremist III treating Of q
very wo!uh.v subject. amt that Sir. White viii
QUO ia whom MI considerations and arguments
pr, aid co'i have often occurred aud been pre-
Thu basiy o1 3ir. Whites argument aeoms 10 bo
s.,. co,nassrisosl Ok thu proportion Of crime and
@ S,e1 in t.n Regulation " tho MUCH bc-schtplv,l
, 1880-11-26
nr,vo Hundred and Fifty-six Thousand
Indians In the United States,
Exclusive of Alaska.
rho killing OF tlto Uto Chtcf Shara-
naux's Son, md tito Lynclling
Of Ills Murderer.
r,,finr.g goose'a Band-Tho Ponoas-Iowa
aud Minnesota 1ndians-Railroads
Through Resorvationa..
T,t,sl,!atse Measures Urged BY Tho Co1nmis.
ssner upon lfle Consideration Of
= Congress-

Sptelal Dilpatth 10 7he Chttaoo tribune.
wAsulSar,S, %. G., Nov. 2i.-Tl,a report OF
I'm Acting COmmtaeinnDr OK 1iilnn Afralrs
.hos1 that tho number of Indians In tho Untct,
s,a,es. exclusive pr Alaska, Is ..l,,G)s. u'hcsv
arc dtitrlbstci nnnus tho alxty.cght Agencies
4, present cstnhlIshel In tho following Suites
md Territories: