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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - HOuls.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., August l9.-l =. a.
For the New England and Middle States,
falling barometer, generally higher tempera-
ture, southerly winds. partly cloudy weather,
followed by increasing cloudiness and local
rains.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Murderess Arrested,

PnnApELrHIA. August Is. Agnes Riddle.
aged Ii, was arrested for attempting to poison
three of the family by pouring oxalic acid in
their coffee.
Deaths from Accident.
Katie McCrystal, four months old, daughter
of David McCrystal, died last evening from
injuries received in the disaster at Mays
Landing. Miss Lille Grace. another victim,
died at Nays Landing, yesterday.
Accident.
READING, Augusta Is. Hon. Holster Clymer
sustained a severe fracture of the right arm
last night, by the overturning of his carriage.
His wife was uninjured. but his mother-in-lsw
and sister-in-lsw were badly bruised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

REV. HENRY ARMS says: 81 earnestly be-
lieve that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only in
fallible remedy in the world for that preva-
lent and distressing complaint Back Ache"
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The Friend of Delicate Ladies'

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is
the remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women. Headaches, neuralgia,
disordered nerves, weakness, mental shocks,
and kindred ailments are etfectually remove ed
by its Mothers Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

Grape was displyed on the doors OF T.. Z.
Aliens publishina,ouse. the flag was at half
mast, and no bushes was transacted. yes
terday, on the OCCASION of the funeral ser
vices of Madison Men, Esq.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Arrested for Murder.

CHARLESTON, August Is. A white man
named Jacob Anderson has been arrested for
killing two men at Reidsville, three months
ago.
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new HAnPsHIRE.
Typhoid Fever.

PORTSMOUTH, August Is. Several cases
of typhoid fever have appeared on L. S.
ship Portsmouth, that arrived here to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

Rev. J. Decentralization will preach on
Richmond Campgrond this Thursday fore
noon at 10. 80 ocloc.
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BASE BAIL.

At Chicago. In.-Chicagos Z, Bostons l.
At Cincinnati, O.-Providences 5, Cincin-
ua,is .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

Mothers never ia to Recommend Matt
Bitters as nourishinAnd Strengthening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

Police COUET.-One summer boarder ar
rived at the Libby Hotel, yesterday. Tues
day night Charles White, who had been dis
missed from Jail but few hours previous,
filled up the flowing bowl, and began war
dance near the Farmers Hotel. "Im the
best little man in Augusta. I'm a Garlock
veteran, | am. 'Rah for Hanfield and Irish.
| don't take no Warcock and Garther in
mine I'm fr that s'perb soldier, Hanfeld
Scott Wincock. 'Rah FIR Fogg. An one cheer
more FIR the Maine Stannard." Just then
officer Jones appeared on the scene, and in
terrupted his celebration. '.I'm having a
fusion rally for fair ballot an a ronest
count OUT explained White; but officer
Jones rallied him of to the station in double
quick time.
Recorder L. w. Whitchouse interpreted
the statutes to meet his case. 81 will give
YOU till noon to leave Augusta" said the Re-
corder, ''and if YOU don't take the first train
for Waterville or some other foreign coun-
try, Charles, beware. Bring on the next
vc.im.''
John Higgins was the unfortunate. He had
rolled out of his bunk in the lookup. while
intoxicated, a few hours before, and disloca-
ted his shoulder. He really looked wretched
Higgins" said the Recorder, ''what is
Your business?"
Il work round
You ire a hummer, amt you?"
by C,ipps,. no."
"Well, Higgins, Twill be easy with you
this time and simply fine you $40 and costs,
in all amounting to sl6.90. Next time it
will go harder
Higgins couldn't pay, and was taken to the
county s'le factory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

President Henry f. Robins of Colby Uni
versity, writes the lions Advocate concern
ing the change in the College calendars which
is designed for the benefit of large class of
students who teach school winters. There
will be two terms in the academical year.
The first term will open on the first of Sep
iember, 1850. In this term there will be
two sessions. The first session will continue
eleven and one half weeks, closing on the
twentieth of November. At the end of this
session an examination will be held After
a recess from the twentv-first of November
10 tie twenty-seventh of November, inclu-
sye, the second session will begin on Sun
day, the twenty-eighth, and continue eight
and one-half wecks, closing on the twenty
sixth of January, 1891. Here will follow a
vacation, continuing from the wenty-sevcnth
day Of January to the eighth day of March
inclusive, being five weeks and six days.
The second term will open on the ninth day
of March, 1881, and, continuing sixteen
weeks, will close on the twenty dav of
June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19
Reported Outrage.

A despatch is printed here this evening
giving the details of horrible murder and
outrage committed upon Mary Cassidy, 10
years old, residing near Barnstable, from
where the despatch is dated. The account
states that the child's head was nearly sew
cred from the body, which was found near
the roadside in kelly's woods, in that vicn-
ity. An investigation of the report, however,
does not confirm the story, and the sheriff at
Barnstable telegraphs in answer to an inquiry
that no murder has been committed in that
county.
L,TER-The reported murder cannot be
verified, and is probably hoax.
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TENNE SSEE.

Freeman Gross sho, and killed Mike Flem-
ing in selt-defen>e, to-day.
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NEW YORK.
Arrested.

NEW YORK, August Is. Elijah Alliger,
broker, is arrested by the police, in connec-
ton with the disappearance of bonds of great
yaluc
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Death Of Ole Bull.

BOsroN, August Is. Ole Bull, the cele-
brated Norwegian violnist, has died at his
native town, Bergin, aged 30.
Aged Man Dead.
Michael Barrett, a native of Ireland, died
to-day, aged l07 years. months.
Claim DisalIOwed.
The commissioners appointed to examine
the claims against the estate of the late Benz
+. Bates of Watertown, have disallowed that
of Bates College of Lewiston. Me-. for the
500, 900 subscription. The conditions of the
subscription were that 500, 900 additional
should be raised to go with it, and it is said
the commissioners disallowed the claim on
the ground that portion of the additional
sum had been raised by notes, and not paid
in cash
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19

ArBURN, August Is. Jas. p. Morris, chief
engineer of the Auburn fire department,
suieided this morning with a razor. He was
aged 80. His mind seems to have been un-
balanced by the strain of the reception Of the
State fremen, now holding a convention
here.
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Grain Exports.
Weather.
American Bar Association.

SYRACUSE, August Is. The American Bar
Association met this morning. Benz. II.
Bristow was president and read the annual
reports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19
I9tf0.

In Sidney, August 16, after lingering sickness,
Wesley Robinson, son of Hiram Robinson. Esq.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-08-19
California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, August IL.
The following the closing Official prices Of min.
,,,., Iav
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Shipping Interests.

The Board of Trade will hold convention
October 9Th, in Boston, to consider means of
furthering the shipping interests of the coun-
try and procure National legislation thereon
Grain Exports.
The exports of wheat from eight of the
principal shipping ports last week were
$3.50, 900 bushels, total seldom if ever
equalled.
Weather.
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WANTED

CAPABLE GIRL, to do housework. >;
-. e. augloteodlw
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Panama Canal.

PARIS, August Is. The American objec-
tons to the Panama canal have been waived,
and the construction of the canal under the
guardianship of the United States has been
accepted. DE Lesseps wishes to issue the
total amount of COO, 200, 900 francs in shares
here and in London, New York and Frank
fort
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Railroad Accidents.

There was collision yesterday on a rail-
road near Vichy, in which nine persons were
Injured.
A train ran off the track on the Toroscon
4 Cettc railroad, yesterday. The stokcr was
killed and several persons injured.
, 1880-05-09

Huency, q supe,structuro Of comparative cult
ure, which think must in the end be service.
able to modern journalism. It Is found that
less editing is needed in the present state OF
things, There was q time when reporters
cow needed so much revision as to make 1t
almost necessary to rewrite the entire matter:
Now f1 becomes largely question OF space, and
If that is ample trifling revision, and general
iy then as matter OF taste, fs needed: In
view Of the fact that there are hundreds OF men
earning their living through the columns OF our
great papers, 1t Is interesting to us, and
Particularly TO those Of us who arc passing
along, to know what becomes Of them when
they get along Now and then you strike
happy go-iucky fellow who doesn't caro- much
whether school keeps or not, ind whose life
seems to be perpetual holiday among his craft;
but US a general thing life is hard. duty is ex-
acting, and compensation Is small to the workers
on the press. Charley Webb, formerly Of the
Times, and since better known as John Paul. )"
Of the Tribune, married money and went into
Wall street. George Alfred Townsend, whose
work is as well known In the country as that OF
any other man, long since severed regular con-
necnon with the press, and now devotes his
time to universal correspondence and special
articles, and lately has published u volume
which am pleased to know Is meeting with
pecuniary success Some OF our otd-time writer's
have gone into book publishing, and one or two
nrc in the street, but the rcst-l don't know and
fear that nobody cares.
, 1880-05-09
NATURE.

Thou'rt 1oveliest now, dear Mother Earth, for
Spring
Around thy form her emerald robe doth fling,
And gayly trip along the laughing hours,
While Flora gems thy breast with fRtrest flowers.
Tet Natures face ts SCARED with this great
wrong:
The weak are ever preyed on by the strong.
Who can look on the Ocean vast at rest,
When Nights pale Queen glides slowly to the
West,
And Ger him f1tngs her tender, trembling beams,
And not feel Natures power? Yet meath the
deep
Full many a monster grim doth swim or creep,
And all their Inurderous instincts they employ
To crush the weak, to slaughter and destroy.
Or II upon some forest grand we look,
Sublimest page in Natures wondrous book,
Entranced We listen as the wind-swayed trees
Pour forth to Heaven their pfaintfve melodies.
Each sense Is charmed. But bark! yon startled
From song birds throat proclaims the hawk is
nigh;
How swiftly doth the feathered murderer dart
And thrust his talons through his victims heart.
And thus It's always throughout Natures plan,
From tiny insect up to God-iike man.
Might still Is Right; the strong hand still doth
reek
With the hfe-currcnt of the helpless weak;
And Natures face is SCARED with the great
wrong,
The weak are ever preyed on by the strong.
MAY, 1850. ROBERT TURSEY.
, 1880-05-09

Hptpurds Later u Philadelphia Tinn<s.
The active men on the papers to-day range
from Is to So years ct we: Mr: Connery, the
OF age, tai! and thin. Mr.. Ford. tho de facto
editor Of the Times, is about IS, short and thin
Mr. Reid, the managing editor OF the Times, is
g, tall and weL proporuoned- Mr;, Whitelaw
Held Is little this side Of 81, very tall and lat
terly tncltning to stoutness. 1t has been the
general impression fur some time past that Mr.
Hassard, Mr. J. K G. Hassard, one Of the best
musical writer's Of the country, was the manag~
ing editor OF the Tribune. The fact is that Mr.
Whitelaw Retd's former stenographer, MIR. Mich
olson, has gradually had the duties Of that po-
siuon placed upon him, and to-day he is all In
gil = as ne important scpresentative Of Mr. Reid:
l should Judge him to be 81 years of
age, tail and spare. Ballard Smith, the
managing editor Of the Sun, is about
NJ, medium hight, and thin. OakeS Hall, the
managing editor Of the Word, must.be e. Or 81,
let me see,-I believe the city editors OF the
various papers range from g to 45. II may be
that shanks, Of the Tribune, is little over that,
bur s he doesn't show \, and Harry Hill, Of tae
phase Of reporrerdon is fast developing In met
ropolttan Journalism. Very many of the re-
porters are graduates OF our best colleges,
bringing in addition to natural aptitude and
, 1880-05-09
THEODORE THOMAS.

Spectus Dt11R3{tH 70 1HS Cattd1V 1TsoeHs'
CINCINNATI, O., May 8.-Theodore Thomas has
secured passage on an ocean steamer that is to
leave New York for Germany on the first
Wednesday after the Cincinnati May Festival.
He intends to pay long visit to hts favorit mod
ern composer, Richard Wagner, whose works he
has done much to introduce In America When
organize his old orchestra, the members Of
which are anxious to be again under the sway Of
his baton.
, 1880-05-09
WHO KNOWS2

Who knows, who knows
For what the wind bloWs2
To scatter the rDse-leaves sweet,
Or rout and wreck q tieot?
To rock q bird on a b0ugh,
Or break u heart and vow?
Whether it blow from North or South,
TO or from the harbor's mouth,
Whether 1t blow from East or West,
Who KNOWS why, and which Is best?
Who knows who knows
Why the tide Gibbs or 1oNs2
II 1t 90 out or como in,
What it shall lose or win?
What it doth seek On its quest2
What secret bring back III Its breast?
Ever the old sea-song is sung;
Never human car or tongue
Understands It, or may tell
Yet it may breathe from the heart Of shell.
Who knows, who knows
Why a life comes or goes?
Why its thread is with others crost1
Or tangled, broken, and Iost2
Woven in weftaye gay,
Or with warp and woof Of gray?
Whether are better, smiles or tears?
Whether IRE trlcr, hopes or fears2
Whether Is sweeter, joy or pain2
What Is loss, and what Is gain?
Up above, in His grand repose,
One sees it all. and He knows.
e. Il. b. IN Golden 1t,lc.
, 1880-05-09
WISCONSIN SOLDIERS REUNION.

Sp1taal D7J73dtth 70 7Hx CHtt0g6 1T5bHHes
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 8-Gens. Grant and
Sheridan have notified the Committee OF the
Wisconsin Soldiers Reunion that they will Mt
tend the reunion June s. remaining during the
9th and 10th. Gen. Grant will be accompanied
by his family.
, 1880-05-09


SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK
Tho following is the total amount Of city md
suburban transfers within radius Of seven
miles Of the Court House, filed for record dur
Sales, IT.; consideration, $53S 73s. North OF city
linits-Sales.-4 q; consideration: $10,0oM South Of
city umits-Sales, -; consideration, Sl3ur r.n60.
s.: 81 Total sales 49, Total consideration
IN NEW YORK.
The record Of real-estate transactions In the
New York Herald of lust Sunday showed that on
the preceding day, May !, they aggregated near
ly $3,U0,UN. The transfers we're unusually
heavy during the whole month Of April, rs If
there YVES general and powerful awakening to
the prospective value Of New York property.
On this the Herald says editorially: I'VE have
no doubt that the aharp-sghted businessmen
and capitalists who have embarked SO actively
OF their Investments. They are too keen and
shrewd to buy property whose value can depre-
ciate- They know what they are about, and
their confident judgment that real estate In New
hopeful signs Of the times.
The Boston Transcript says: "Real estate is
Tpd re u ana vslVs IL lot en
BY 91h feet, with buildings worth $4,000, was
Mtely sold for Ss95, ,0O, making the clear value
Of tho Land, shallow Is it was s. 4U0 front foot
In Chicago. The estate contains 8,2sS feet of
lund, and, subtracting the value Of the build
ings, it would give price Of $3.50 per square
foot for the land. In Boston the highest price
that can be learned of by auction was that Of
the lot on the east corner of State and klbly
Streets, where, in 1873. the buildings to be de-
little more than Isl per square foot. At pri-
vnte sale. probably the highest price ever OBJ
tained here was that for the jackson estate on
MintSr and Washington streets Which, covered
costly alteration and repnir, brought something
more thnn SlU0 per square foot.
, 1880-05-09

era1 hundred feet m the Parkway. is about to
set out 10 trees. and WI probably erect this fall
nas for Under the
tend sixteen-ineh % water Mater-maia:
Work o, On the Harrison street tunnel "l'A oee'n
'o-'nof10"' SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
Thu fo1,o,r,ng .Nnu tnstr,ment. were filed for
record Saturday, May 3:
cIEr Fnorxnr1: ae1, 2s:rf.....n
4 s. 3oib + Fl to slier. dated M Nay tJohn sediacek
nSss5* MSsS !: siiss u ! Wi:sss;;s a;ii;i; +
dated April u John G. hiden to 1snatz bu~ ,25o
Indians ~. II i.io II Of Thirty third IT. I,
Ta: Ra::5 t. dated u 5upe Is II sg5Ee T. $50
B1rter St i0 It Of Union, 25x;3 Il, dated .so
in T. dnled "a asy john f. Freeman jere-
A4snR msh hng*es To- Is + oi 1and ~: S.io
Il dated xpril 10 cThonnas Low 70 John Ham ,so
81; Ps9saisi ss9t
ss$ ;ss 500
Ssssss %f;5 ssssa ks. zm
+ kisass1s b. Ass'sass 400
T. ALA = sSS ~. 81 u pfser e Meh
81 Lauer]. ;,,;a ..oft ao
1ita 8 t. IS Il - of ABOVE, dated April tJna
shlek . Miil'an, TsmPelj % Il. IL, :; ;;a;ad o
b8sn Ssys e snss nas'es %
1Tentiein i. rs Il E Of Jefferson. I. 2tx1o0
f1ea s. aitsq boslze1,.s aaz .as.rs..s - ] 500
Same q. l!0 Il OF Jefferson, !. sa1lu1 IT. sso
ssms sa.ss a. ~ q /. tSe q 5snsiea q % i1a dated
May tSane 70 thrlstlan NtAss}. u"
Hafo eoaEAo II " sHneny ~ ss,a5 p Ra1amachnr
on1Eo NAY so"4no ~ 1'e1 " @sa*1e 575
wstd sSa!t. i1 oi ijsaslsqa f. t. s5rlUft, s,o
for. ~ rtnth sri
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-24
FRIDAY. DECEMBER "a, 1880.

+
Oakland, California, is ag,tated
over . most unfortunate affair which
occurred recently. 1t appears that
about haIf-past s O'clock young man
named John Scotch!er. son Of Mi.
sScotchIcr, 81 San Francisco, commits.
sion merchant. was about taking his
leave after visiting Elizabeth Taylor,
aged is, to whom he was engaged.
He was bidding ler goodbye at the
gate, when she noticed somcting In
his pocket, and asked what it was.
Hs replied BY producing foor-barreI
Sharpe pistol. Imagining II 70 be
unloaded. be snapped It off two or
three times The girl said "rm
afraid 81 PISTOLS and wheeled around
- be snapped il again. The pistol
was discharged, the ball entering her
mouth and penetrating her brain, kill
ing her almost Instantly. She was
the only daughter 81 widowed moth
or. Her mother and lover bore her
into the house and sent for physi-
clan, but she was rigid ii death when
he arrived. Her mother and brother
ere almost frantic with grief. and her
lover j. ii an equally distracted con-
dition. /
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-24
The Kansas Experiment.
S.F. ChronIcla.

Maine no longer stands solitary anc
lalone among the sisterhond If States
- the only one legally pledged to sup
port the cause of total abstinence. Iii
future il will not do to denonnce pro-
Inhibition as q 'Down-East Yankee no
ton. inasmuch as one of the most lib
eral and stalwart Of the young States
Iof the far West has given in her adj
Ihesion to the principle. Last week
the people Of Kansas went to the polls
land cast vote in favor If constitu-
|tional amendment forbidding forever
|"tlie msnufactnre Of ininxicaiing liz
uors, except for medicinal, mechanic
al. Or scientific pnrposea.' I'LL one,
and BY no means the least valuable
feature Of orr American system Of
State Government for local purposes,
that doubtful experiments Of this kind
can be tried on q limited scale. One
State can abolish capital punishment,
IN purely tentative spirit, and an.
the rest, without the risks or distur-
Dances Of questionable innovation, can
watch and study the result. In this
way the light of experience can be
thrown upon such questions as those
Vt woman suffrage, the infection Of the
death penalty, the regulation Of the
rate Of interest BY law, the selection
'fjudges by appointment Or BY popu-
ar vote, etc.
The prohibition provision now In
reduced into the Constitution Of Kan
'as Is practically identical with the
Maine law on the same subject. It'll
emains 70 be seen how it will work
y great and growing Western COM
punity The result will undoubtedly
y watched with interest, aud there
an bc nc doubt that it will be in1n-
initial - controlling Legislation on the
anne subject in other States. The
uestion in regard to the practicable
! Of combating the evils growing out
fintemperance and the free sale uf
'toxicating liquors BY legislation is
cry generally recognized as one Of
lc most important problems of the i
az, and Kansas experiment can 7
,arcely fail to throw much valuable d
ght upon it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-24

The Leaders Rawlins. Wy. r., spe-
cial says: The famous road agent
and murderer, George Parrot, alias
Big Nosed George, was recently SEN
fenced BY Judge Peck to be hanged
next April. George il tbs last but
one Of The worst band Of road agents
aad train robbers that ever infested
Wyoming. The last act Of the gang
was an attempt to turn a Union Pacific
train into cllasm 15o feet
deep at Big Springs in 1878. Two
Deputy Sherifs pursued the gang.
and We're killed. George confessed
this crime, and desiring to be hanged
IN expiation.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-24
The Fish or Fish Lake.
Candelarld TINE Fissuree.

~N'eSeuf W Lfu0 Il tSSuTtc.
The waters Of Fish Lake are warm,
about so deg. Fahredheit-and the
iish taken from il ace naturally warm
like the water. These fish are Of the
sucker species, and they bite eagerly
at 9 hook. They are very small, sell
dun exceeding three inches III lengI.
Their flesh is Of beut ful light wine
Color and they arc remarkable free
from bones. The flesh is, however,
free from flavor Of any kind. 1t is
rather soft, and has not enough Of the
tslly taste to be pleasant. 1t il pro-
| osed TO stock the lake with catfish
II they could stand the heat they
would have pleasant time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-24
IHE bill introduced ID Congress d

inE plll introduced il Congress On
the 10th by Senator Hill, Of Colorado.
ior sle retirement # small legal ten.
der notes, provides that IN place Of Il.
gal tender notes Of denominations less
than " which may DO held il tho
treasury shall each month substitute
q note ef the same character but of
higher denominations, 10 the amount
rs nearly as practicable) oi the stan
aa'd silver dollars coined during that
mouth and aiatno more legal tender
notes Of al''Rer denomination than
% shall hereafter be printed. A copy
.oi this bill was introduced in the
House oy Representative Beltord.