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, 1881-07-14
MINNESOTA'S DEBT.

tomple!ton u t"s AF,ouua. 10 ssus
mH,~'.sn,a% %" ,sa,,rnna rnmts'
-: sntetat p.,pateh to 1ne ca1.aao 1r,.uoe.
sr..T.nr,. N1ini,. July 13.-Alth6,,rh Gov !,
p;ilshi,rv hns ,,ot formally announced tha
coinDosition Of the Railrona Bond Tribunal,
which lie l,ny been busy ali summer #, form. ,
;nr. It In tleiinitly kn,,wn that the last Of the
i've Judges NECESSARY hns ACCEPTED tho ap.
not,;tincnt. md lint prncticoily. tho COZ.
ts,,..s,s ;,.h,rs i've a. =, or,i ',ntti: ,no..
ei.u's 'auots ate ~ ~ u"u uiit.t ...ts "e''
Jut'ges sliatl nave fenqafea tnelf accession.
They are, III the order Of their nccoptanca:
judge Young, OF ,AfIuueap0lis; judge
croshv ~ fIoxtinna. .1udvo i1ro,vn. nj
rosuy, " 1tast ! p.,,, ou"so 19""". -
Mohtesaeo, juaRo nFA'' ol d. tau'' a'o'
believe, Judge Severance, OF MnnKato..
Tllese gentlemen ,,ru tho peers In ab!lIty and
lnturr,tv of n,,v ,ludras. m thc' MInnpsota
mas. " 49,, tea,et" .,,n 1,,a.+toT, il
ocue!l' ".su tAo't "eGt7'o4 ~ uao Vueoo'. ~ ~
be brought befofo tlle!n VII! command tu8
universal confidence md respect Of the peo-
ple of Minnesota. and they may be relied
,,;,a,, ~ ,;;, mi tha atoir ~ ran;,dlntfon In
ups't y "tpo wv ~ ns'. 80 ~ I,sS svp ~ .ha
SO lAr as they caN ahuer, tne se9!lhe u w.
debt provided for by the lust Legislature
The duty now before the tribunal Is to hear
arguments and icnItin whether tia Lecisia-
a. o. ~ .,roui,,n ~ tha ,,ovmant
Iuta !ias po"os " p'osl"o ~. lau pt5ns"S
adjustment, OF aettlemeat OF tne AaoDEtY u.
the 6tata ratlroad bonds without submit
ting tha 1uuttnr'' to n vote !. Of tho
s,"ctors NJ tho Stnte. which woild dofeat
, 1881-07-14

The 1'ost,tastcr-GeMcral t,as alraady res
cl,od $tos0,O00 Il year Fran tho NAV of tho
star-routn rlug. and hupos to " oxpodlto" nu,n-
bcr Of tho thInvos Into the rcnltcntiary before
ha guts through with thenl.
, 1881-07-14
POSTAGE.

Entered At the Posl.1Mte 1t Chicago, H., a. Second.
Cftsa Matter.
For the bcncnt OF nur patrons who doslro 10 eend
single coplus OF THE TltiHSE through tho hnfl, no
R1vo herewith tho transient rate nf pttstave;
Fnrttan and UanfstIe PR Copy.
Eight md Twelyo laKo ihnoF.........s..".3 cohts'
, 1881-07-14

Ex-LoRp CuAScELLon lIATAERLy, whose
death was reported s4ew days ago, Is said to
h4ye been the abae.t Chancery Judge known to
the present generation OF Epglishmep, He was,
besides beln& great lemyeg.n 4 devout church,
, 1881-07-14

THE question betore the School Board Is
whother business. man Or a ward hummer
should DO appointed purchasing agcut fur THO
public sehno1s Of this city. ,'' - !
, 1881-07-14

TnE President las not bccn inlulgsta II, q
tlrrlo OF milk strnlRht, but has been glvon
kontntss favored with rum. Tho old topcrs will
smuck tho!r lips ut this.
, 1881-07-14

F., 3lns. Lucy lloorEh HrItlng from Paris,
describes IN IhlIadetph{a Journal, after tho
following fxaht0n, dssss3 Tor the ceiling Of i
bed chamber which julia Lsfebre. Of Paris, has
finished for Nj, ", u. Vanderbilt: -, q
The deelga FePfoseute fho dawn, but With
gxRaaxW Qf>nAltty tbA {stnteF hAs c6QseA to
, 1881-07-14

;Cn1cAuo's nlslxfmnm yesterday WIS 70 tic
grees: 1t. l4ou1s., 19f degsccs. hut 10 tiegrrcs
with the smell 0f tue ChloA1n fI!yer IL, wprae
thusl iUt with tho heitlful bruexus Ut the Mis-
sIesIppt.-St. LBnts Ut''e. Democrat. ~,
YOU can't offset your Gchonna hcut a2n!nst my
river "smelts" about bridgeport. 4 little locsl
annoyance In wurd or twn is not to bo cop.
pared with tho turrEl xone IN which. poor s t.
Louis swoters. Tho river ot'ors ut tho so,1th.
west eorner Of tho city may. not 10 As ptcnsAnt
Us cologno. hut they arc not unhealthy 1hoy
arc not sunstrokes, aud luke nd ono's llfc.
Como tp horo OIL tho cnol lake-stde md enjoy tho
hu!nny nir at thts os,arn!ns summer resort.
Seventy -nt,lc degrees is II temperature u bo
sought In dug.days, aud iol one from which white
mon should ilee.
, 1881-07-14

ExpoR5tion HMSIilnu.
Michigan nvonua. 0pposlt Adatns street. ThoEnns
Humner Nigh& Concerts.
, 1881-07-14

-, <srnnN Orrra- ouse.:: -
Clark street, orpos Icw Eoust-Itonsc. Engage
ueut Of Jamcs UNe!ll "Tlle Nor,anc, Of roog
Young Man." .-'
, 1881-07-14

olympic 'Thcnkre.
Clark street. bctwocn i.ako and Randolph. "1he
rWo Orphans"
, 1881-07-14

nooley'A Theatre.
nandoIph street, between Cintk and In sa!lc
"Eindegella nj SchoolH
, 1881-07-14
FAILURE,

! JEhsEy cETx, MI. July 1a-Wil!iam =
: Palmus, msnuiaoturer Of buttons, ha1 fa@'e~
I1ahllit1aa, 2t0naa
, 1881-07-14
SOCIETY ..MEI;rINGs,.

D. c. CnEGlEn 1,on1E. Nd. ErA a. +. Il A. at:;-.
This mon,borh nto hercby notified to mccs Mt thelt
hail Fftdny July Is, nt1 o'cinck j. sAr, tn attend
Tho funeral OF our latu brothor Crlatnt r. Fredrtco
Carriages from ball to the ruvn OF clccroi thence ia
Forest uomo ceuctcry. l5y order OF
'c1tAltLEs +. sfrtriG. s.AY.
JOHN UlNoCII1O, Secretary.
, 1881-07-14

TIE assessment rolls OF Now York City
wcro completed Just about tho tImc ot tho Mt
tempt on tho Presidents HE. md csonrod notice
on TINT account. They ehuw the following com.
parntlyo valuations Of real nnd personal prop
erty for 1880 and lB91s'
1850. 80 1881. i,,crcdtc.
Real cstnto,$ 0t267l, 100 S 178, 100 Oi0
PersuEal.,..s :s0l,lH ,G7 :Nuslss,B10 S,0l8SG,,
, 1881-07-14

81 $l,l43.7 .765, ri 8l.1Bb,0is00 $i22 .aa1, ,sil
Thorc wns deoreaso Ut $lD,0l0 III tho reRi
osta,c valuation Ut ono wafd,-tno FIftcenth,-
80 that tho net tncrcuso in tho valuation Ut nit
kinda Of property for tho whole city wus sIs,-
lEI.E71.
, 1881-07-14
SrArE-SEsATon WlrllEns, Of Virginia, Is
credited wlth tho following remarkable uttor-

Thor4 still romans the infamous tsec-
aohoo! clause tin tho rsad1lster plRtfotm], u1l-
der which q fcgsnunt Of YANKEES. the cirpet.
haggers, Will bs sent down 70 educate tho Ghll.
dTen OF lbn &lafs At the expenaour tho pluperty-
haluers. splt upop Tho provision aud trAmplo
II under my fept, - D.,
, 1881-07-14

-: JACon scH1RFElt,
:1l!Qlard Chumpiou Of America.
, 1881-11-04

WASHINGTON. u. T.. Nov. I.-Argumont
oil tlle motion to set aside tho criminal ill.,
formation Ill the star-rollte cnses WIS llegnl
this morning. Tho Government WIS rcpro-
scntett by District-Attofnoy Corlslill and Mr..
brewster, philadelphia, col. Bliss, nj Nav
York, niMt Cnl. C0ok, Of Washington, mud tic
tErfn,,so by afessrs. TotteM. Wilson, Shelln-
burger, ll0bert q, 1ngcrsoll SyplIer, alltl Jes.
torsUn Chandler, Of st. Louis. Tho arsu.
inei.l was oponcd Ry Jeremiah N. Wilson.
llo sccIlcsl the stops already taken III Tic casa,
atKl said thoro e0rlt bu tl0 authority fUIntt
III ally statute for lllng u criminal infor.Il1.
tson. lio challenged counsel vi tito othur silt,
tn pnlat tn my such statute. II II could b.,
lle.t III MI, It could only bo llled bceatlsu of
lts be!ug authorized by common law, Therp
lass l,eyer beel III this country prosecution
by Information, expept In case Ut lnlllur
o'lrIlsts, a.lcll III violations Ut roye,,ue laws.
-.Wlera tlntt nlntlo Ut proceeding has been ex-
pressly authorized BY statute.
THE Inland JuNf
was t!lo only recognized authority for tho
prosecution vt parties lur crInle, hut II tl,t3
proceeding should urvyAll grand j4rIes u!Igllt
| III well bo dispensed With IN future, uut II
thu prosecution relied 0M tlle conl.,,u,l luy.
!llen they mlst Le bou,ul by lts rutes.
IN This cahD tic Court Was aSkcI to
allow t''ls Information to be filed and war.
rauis issued on atlldavlts of the postusas.or.
, 1881-11-04

oPtttHs kIstNltt 80 AHo tHE(AHH 4f4AhgA
GRAND le.Ar1ns. .Afill,., Nov. J.-l}yrclau
broko into e, a. Stoycnson's jewelry store
III Rockford Elllage, this county, lust nisbt
bl0wea. of tho lock Of his state, uid stotv Il,
contents, abottt Sl,;00 worth. .rIlcro wera
lozo'ls Of rlngs. at,d cliatlls, and ncckluce,
niltt live dozen watches in the plunlcr. Ths
burglars lid not take my Of the contents q,
tho showcases, lenying SONIC solid silye,
ware. trlicy tunk the cash In tho money
drawer. They brooks into Tabor e HOPKINS
lumber 0tlfce, found tho safe onn,
and stola tic casll--s1d. They took
the lock Off n,ul tnre It a1I 10
lieces tn study the combinations Ut suth
locks. Tlley nlst, broke Into some othet
places and did SONIC petty steat!ng. itwu
evident frnu tlsa manner Of the work on ha
snfu tint II WIS s,ono by tho sane yery;ssli.
tnl professionals who 1,nyo operated IN 4
scoru Or l,lnrc stmifnr crimes III tho Stute tia
last year, but this Is ttu first time theywe
tDUk ni.ytttllg aavp money. 1t IS as0 sur-
posed that they aro tic san,e ielto,Ts wka
were scared 'nwny. about three weeks aro
when they had HcarIy nntered the safe Of
tho bunk III Thu sGnlu village. Tiloy lift 10
glDw,
, 1881-11-04
THE FLlPPER CoURT.mARTlhL,

BAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. 3.-'Che Flipper
cnlrt-lnnrltat mot, wllels Ju,lge.Ahyocate
Clotls statetl tllat 1t wolslsl hot be proper to
asrnIgn thu accllseA o,l the additional charges
preferred s!Ilcu tlls adjournment Ut coutt III
September, without. Ills voluntary consent.
Two kcts Ut charges wosu matls out The
court wns sworn only on tie tIrst. II FIipper
ll,atlu suct! . prUfusli0n u would bu 4ll right.
Thu Jut!geAqy0eatU wis 0nly permitted,
with tiesirg! to snvu tlsn0 ind money tn
ACCUSED. to take sl!cll suggestion, al lott tito
wIallcl t0 ua0pt. Cnpt. lIakur, dcfeiilant's
counsel, wished to ki,Ow whether the sall,u
cpnrt gould Try the sccoltd sut OF clargey,
which tha Judge Advocate rupiisl that hu h
could not innk1 such nli agreenunt, but rs
far ns Ae was cohc0rlloA all thu present lllenl-
bers bt tile present court would be
asked tO servo oil the SECOND trial to Klye tho
Asfelldant time to consider Ills beat course.
Tho court adjourned tlll tomorrow,
, 1881-11-04
NOTES..


WAu,t,ytrrny. u q. NM Y-1,l,n t,vost,.
ootinn inin thn ftofa,rn,inn in ,ho n1.irict ~.
1o,I,,ts lu,rc e1n,vs a. ,',nxt,",,n, ~ ",,,,.t
sI,fND. 'fhn, i,sfrtct v1ll sm,fnr IN 1,ss nv
t,n cna,,in,. In. n,rav t,n"cS.aJ root i ost,.o
n,nuri, ~ ~" f"iinn|',r -, ,a,n a % ~ Ia'no ~
tIcir,,y rytrnv,,rat r'orts ,ss" NJ tn tn t"o
"ytont nr thn acro,catto, ,n,,st 1,,.,cno, fran,
n ,insir In afcct I'm uac,,ritins ~ tt'o 1y NJ.
trlnt Tho x,ntcnc,,ts tl,ot tro .,o1ic,,nov
rmn,n,ou ~ skn1 M, ori t,,nt T. ,,,cs s,or,,
,,,,rl, ,nurc linn ID ,.nynr,., hv ti,a ,nn.ls -
Tia coIIoGt1r II NI,Hi;iv' 'iihs,;f,1. -
ry,y,.I,rss,tAy ,'r%rvnovr
l,anull[cuu.t tirct fran thp NnrfnIk fvo Ma.
tr,ct. publIslcs n rnrd In whIrl, In rer,,sa.
r. f,io,,, lin ~,st ~ ,,,o 1r,r,,,,sta I,..,u,-
nra l., Tia ann,,ort ~ Sfoh.r", ''' 4'''"'''s
wornx.S1, 'u ~, ~ % r,,,. n.,.,,,','n , =. ,,x,,,,,,
l,rcs,I,I,t f,,y,,n,, J,tu,,.., ,u,,a I,.rtn..
thc tto,, ~ tbo ,oi,, %
manifcyte,l directly n1M1 tl,ro,,rl, tl,o Vn,,' %
.'4,l, ~. .s Ai'. 1'1uus" t'o se'a.
GHueMt M.l'ssol' og.iot oan'ncno' 'ho NOSE
!,ots M..clesr ~ !.' teeuse's; ~ suo'l US
t,o "1ws :, ~ '.as usa1n lsaesen eh Eachs' tao
naoitni ot senen'tol'' ofaetou w acefeo on
.lle tita u Vcl"ool l"st, hl'oho "uelo." Ut
.ao",nang se'e'""mlrs e",l ~ llo 'ncnsofy OF our
l'''o itss'lehl. llo "ecteo slose ot nm as
oht "l1uso sn"to"s h'tHEE'o aha phlhlul
Ylglss'tn.les Weto 1o'sowet ny MnnRanu
' WI" .hS'cts 'a"' !ie1eas'ns aah'ira-
lnn @ r!va Rals announced tho news
W." I%e1ty'Nu "tl".sEons eo11plelol
s'lo ltesnoal.,"t saiue, Dof!he tall
s"Ss the l'allol'I' haE WIS a!slaayet at mt
''ast "poil tne pubic ou1'ati'gst an! t!lo
'si'Ii"'"1 rnu'vte' noso elhpe, A.i tao
i'c.'nciso ol ulo GAo!1e. "o,'t III pn1y lopay
v's't ol c"naotehee 10 tae Mtl''stcs-iesi-
'!ehI u NV :o.1test oltes ~ ea9acas, ING
ueosce "as p.tp''sne" III MI eStta hniaoer ot
tllo olncM. 1lc"spnpel' ~ tMceti' rs Il
proot ot esteem o. sene1nola 1or hor great
At'c'"'' ststct, a1lu ''1os'e!'
H. AHMuullVE % ohDEis:
,v ~ aae "e,,s'" ~ =, '',.oea'fa s, 1'ts",
~. s't'. ~. ~ - o' ~: .is'"el'
.; s;a. "iu"t t.ss pte. o. ,s"eel uifeet,ns tno poh
s,a s.o' asenss ~ 81. Lpu!s ~ " tenoVe'l
m.. a.u ~ ...,' " '"ns'.ssy ., !" a"peka' Nus.
1hf' ANNUAL "Efo!ta uF 1Ha pESsioS hu-
, 1881-11-04
u Lively Row Among t lac 7Ion1bcrs Of
l'ri1lnio Minstrel Company.


ATLANTA, t;;l., Nov. U.-At IL latc holtr lass
night. us lhe Isentz-Snntloy fonlala Ministries
wcru buaraltng train ut the tlcpnt for tho pur'
pose Of leaving for Columbus, Horny Wo0ls
atHl wife, members of tho conpany, Ind y
fight In The car. Other members tntcrtefed
rs peacetnakers. anu wore ut once set upon
by Woods mil wife, who seemed tU wanta
fracas NIL 10 themselves. The Hight became
general, mid amid blows t(ytnE In esers dI.
rect.on aiNl prbnalscuors pulling Of lnfr tho
police wcrc called ill. Upon their arrival
two of them wrre set t|pnn by half tazcl!
members Ut tho rnlnpatly. 10 carry thff
clubs. Two Ut tho members were pretty ta'
" bcHtci, nt,tllt tho head. William llack!ef
Joseph W. lsoan, Hurry Woods, aud y. H.
t!I1nsu wGru arrested ul.d Il Police C0hft
court md Imposed Il 1'no Of SUI aid costs
llu0ll cAGli,
, 1881-11-04
CoNrEDE1,ArE BONDS.

AsDtISr IN THE 1iStTEn SrATEs 'rr,t, A Htti,S.
Spfetat Dt,pateh to Ths t.ateaaa tribune.
WAsinyurox, u, C., Now a.-'rlm demand
fur Cuufc,leruto botmls Inns nttractctl 4 gtuol
dnal of attenttan n,,lt,,,u tic o,]lcnrs ot tl,n
tluycrn,uuut who kl,ow anything nDpttt tllo
subject, l,ot, In tilc Treasury ar,u Stats IT,
pnrtmcnts An examination tot,ay In tto
Division uf Eupturctl unt Aba,uto,,c,l Prom
.erty of the trreas,ry ueu0rt,ncllt Resulted in
tho discovery of Inc fact that tllo {;oycrn-
mcnt Inns iii TINT burcuu Confederate bonds
of tlle face value of 5000 ,ooO al,l Il grpat
many millions Of Confederate notes. Tho
bonds aro stacked away Oil shelves.
without my curu or order nud |,;tye
beuu so stored rs wusto papur sIucu
thu Wur. II 1t were possible Tor cyiE.ttEs-
pusc1t persUns To ]myo ucccss to tt,esu tt.-
rooms, millions OF these bombs might easfiy
be transferred to
,1rpA,t u, nryJANry.s avyr,rArr
in Lol,,lun. In view of tia cu,,tr,uni with
wJijch t],csn bort1s hny, ntwnys ,t,en rc.
rartln,l In thu Treasury. II is marianne s,,r.
nr,sinv TINT lnfnre nn,v thov l,nyr mt foun,I
theIr wuy to thn ya4tt..rnnnr ,,,nft.,. md tto
,,ulu yut. Gen. sui,,rr. wien l,o WINS t1mEi"l
STATES Troasurcr ,I1uf Clluao wu. sc.rptnrv uT
tho Treasury. wished to nyn;l hln,self nf I'm
fact' Tint these bands ,n,l n value Mt Snssn,,
Tho Ttcnsurv then Ind Il ,n,,nl, uun11rr
n,untjtv ot the tm,,tts linn II INV lu,s hmt II
Ind rno,,ul cnpt,,rcd nt so,nr rn1I nj ,l,n
vnluo thSf, c,,runt IN Nnssn,I II, ,,,,.losn n
yrsnul. '' ~ N'':s'S "
urx. sp,vxrn
Il IL ,ov rcnpnh"r..l in ststo', ,not ;, loo,,
tha hnr,,a II, thn IIvl,'i stnt,s ,r.e
~ n,,. t., ,,ra +,a,,, :. ,,nt,,a ;,,aa,,,,' ".so
,o iont.tn,, ~, ~ ." ,',,, ,,,, r"',mn"J ,,a 10
n,nn,mt n,tsta,ti,,.."thot - ,,.,. IT,. nv ~
,oatt,,,ut ,,,on,s - ,,.rso'', y. 1'sE s, ~
hr,,,1. ~ ,,,,,,,,,, T., N,a.,,,, e '~'u ~
,.n. d, gora'. ] ,,n,, ''"a ~" a,,,..',, VI, J..
~ ,,s, tho n,t,ni ,'".r",.,% "u ,, e""S .." . ~
,.t ~ .,rao,.ar ra H., ,'.s',.I'' ~ m' , m"
,.ar, r' ,,.I', ."o -. ,.. r WI
',. 't'ao:" napp's s Iyna ~ .!o noual '
,.. -. 49, 1i,t., u u.st. ...oM Nv t'o
.,.,,'i ~ ~ ,.s, w:Ia 'a"'.s ~ .,, o'"u. G M "e
>.,n,.. muss" & ~ w., e','oo ouus ~ !
.'.''o els..'',', ~ a ~ NV asse.ca t'e
,,. u,' san. su" ~ 1u"sns ~, ~ >'s'' "i' te'''
D"t 'o'"'S e""ao o"'''
~ Will So'r TOUGH THE srufFW
aha spinner cohltt not prevail upon hiM to
chnrgo hts lili1ll. Uhdor tho administration
Of the Treasury by AlcCuloch and Boutwell,,
I. coiniliEsslo'l was sent to Europe to recover
, 1881-11-04

WASHINGTON, u. e., Nnv. I-frGside,tt
Arthur left for Now York this morning. lie
wns accompanied by Secretary Iiunt, WHO
will bc absent toll days on Il tour Of lnspec-
tlon Of tho Northern nayy-yurtls'
, 1881-11-04

-----------------.------------..=--
..',-. ~, ,,,.,,.., .,,,,.
,n,rs n,,t of Nn,t,nol.h,,,t nrtrs hus r,,-
',''N ,t. - "'". y. ",,, A.. Ill., 49,,
'lt','e" ~ nuS'',ni t''e s'.rni, W ~ ,,.. usn
s'"' c'"'!"" ' a,,. '''.'., ","' -, , -,
tr, ~ ~. ,'s .,., ,a'' !. :. ,.aa
..3 1 :" u, ~ ~, ~ ,,,,o,,. '.cu 49,
,,,n ~ ar,,na,ns ~ m ~, ,or oo,,,
!" mti ,os,, n,,,, n ,,or on,,, +" ,,o,,s r. ,his
,e ~ sJ ...a. so ~ '"'''S f''' ~e''' ~ '"'
1''o 'Aesr as., 20 ,,,,,r,pr x,r,~,o.
,,,.,.. ~" ~ .sa,,..,,'. ,.a.,naa, ~, .,,,
w., ~" ~ Wa s,, ,fa"r,"ett,s o IN ~
.,. ~ sat1 NV ~, 49, t1,ss"',.' ,,',', 49,,
,...,.,, s...,.na;,.,, ea-s nv, nm ,a. ,',,,st
~, ,,,a,, ~ a, n,, 49, f1,,tt"I s,otns ,n,os
ut,n%ni, !" asirns ,t"t,"r. nro not rsooi.ni,," ]
.'n,o. H. a',,o "i,,nr,,, s,,,.or ae,,tt,nntns
49,, ,nt,,f. ,'ot't - II ~ t,r rrons,,r,. -,
,,,no extsnt. il, lar.c denominations, IL, lien
uf ro,tt cni,1. fnr use #, thu poylncnt ut Gus
totns tlnes. Ast,]o from nuy personal views
~ tn thp cytrfltrncy If rrytylnr ino silver
dollars. IL wout,l Acom nnw'so for ans branch
nf Tho t3nycrn,ncnt in encourage NJ, nrra,,gc-
mHt]u f,1ll lrunl tender IL ,liscrct[tted. ,rIu
gross assets of tho Government, III
.lulinr Inn funds hrld FOR tho
redemption Ut gold, silver, and currency Ger
IIlca,cs uro s:s:t, ,!S1, ITO, having Increased
more than SCI, ,oM,0oo during tho Inst year,
alHl being tar9cr than OH tho corresponding
late In any year sillcr 1s1S. 'rilis increase IL
due fit chief pnrt tn ttepostls oil nccotll,l or
silver certificates, which amounted during
the year to S41,f00,000. a large Share OF
these certificates wns issued fur deposits Of
.soid. which directly Increased tic assets.
while. 40 tnr ns ti,ey vera issuctl II, payment
, 1881-11-04


ginning 10 end there wis t,thinE hit hear
any In them, md l,r Ind nnyrr heard of any
hnly being inflicted simply on l'cllcf. Mr..
WIlsor proceeded tu crtictso tho Informs
tfO, for tts yrrbhEe, rultelMlfng thnt nttvcrl,s
did not constitute II case, nla rltnracterlzitlE
tho gentlemen who drew tho Information ny
"CllAMr1ON Observation-Disclosures ADvEltfI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
It WIS matter of public history TINT
Ms much ns twH ycars ngO Congress
c1abcratcly investigated this licntfenl INIT
trr, and appropriated money to cnrry out
this very contract, whtcl,. II wns said, was
50 very corrupt 1'1u facts Ind !'ccn ,.otorl-
OILS for more tl,an twD years. Wlht cxc,ise
WIS givcl, for tic delay? NOne whatever.
Trne tho Court WIS askc,i Ii aitow m it,
formation 10 lc filed, BECAUSE three years Ind
nbout elapsed, whto!, slo prosecution sHhl
would wnrk to l,arrntlcr tic statute Of Itmlt-
nttpils. Tint was 10 exclisc. 1t WIS the
fnult OF the prosecutions tint they hntt delayed.
AZ long nEo ns juno lust, III this yrry court,
tlcfcnsn nskctl for action III tlleso c,scs, but
tho government refused to sct~ The pr0s-
ccu.ton avoided tho gralul jury Why? l}e-
catlse, II they hn,l Eone before the gra1lt
jury. tho documents and papers james spUku
UT wotlla lnyC 10 be pr0luced.
JAMES, SAY so
rs to their cnmtcnts woultt not have been ne
ceptesl. nar Ills statement rs to What had
been told lin by soiIcb0tly received. They
kept away from tho grand Jury because 1t
wis necessary to suppress the truth Ill the
matter In ortlur to gut Il stalulElig III this
court. There hatl lfces, tito Rrosscst nisrep-
resc,tntlon in tllis caso a,ul tito grossest SUP
presston OF tito truth. lie tller proceeded to
thai fF f1nI1 ,fntt,
, 1881-11-04
: a Farmers Quarrel.

CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 8.-John Ferris ,'d w. ~
j. y. Maborry, OF Iiun.itton, d., oh1.e.lss'r -
day about tue dlylsion Ut corn, alhl MaoSiIttt III
ttl0t Forrts In the head within Shotgun
wound la supposed to be lioitnl
, 1881-11-04
A Young a1an Shot Dcad by Ills Step

Srfetal Dt.pateh ta Tht Chicago 1+ibuns. :.
rea:ns A1nAsA; H,,t a Tqx; Say sw'ss tss, asss
whicl. occurred llenr Rod Clay, II small VI.
lage III Winfield County, this State. adh VI
tw0 ago. Tho particulars appear to oo !ila'
farmer l,al!lcd r0rls hatl tllspnto VIII. H.. !
stepson SAIL, "FoE llaG better s'o99t ,a' m!9
llrst," wflcre'lpon York soilt loud ~ nt wv
inlo the yn,lnE NUNS hrpast, catIsine ns.'nh.
drntll. York then tlctl, but WIS nttes%Iin. ~ snE'
trkckut ton Awntnp nlu captured w pu''
sllers, who ll0ye hut Hin III jAlf.
, 1881-11-04
Criminals lGolea4od from Jn!l o5
vtlcMllks

WMEEL1SG. w. WI. Nov. 1.-Two Of ula
balsa OF He'd stcn wllo ]ero convicted ~ las
Circuit Court Of Darbour County ut rhipp,l,
". W., a fuw unya ago, and sentenced %
ono yenr's Imprisonment and to pay lllle y, y,
Sss,ertIay ,n"tiiiiR m % sG.i,t It'll neloek by wlSs
ur lf,ee, Of loIr comrades, wlo ratle 's w.,
tho town. 1u,t{ going to tie jMll. wtHgh hin, tass
yntef, tfe,nplqes the keys alltt tofeca ,',Is IL
by presenting pistols to Ills llcut, 70 0l'en Nv
door amt t0iUAso their Two companions.
, 1881-11-04
X Quarrel Over thp Possession ot .

H.. Jun. .,, 1ttrt
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Nov, a-Johh ia.
nan, Deputy OF Henderson County, VIZ"
'A4Vses Cotton, oppeslt Mount Hsfheo' WV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-12-21

might have disabled me from pulpit duty Tor O
long time, as II did twice for a few summer weeks
some three or four years ago. ! am sincerely
thankful for this opportunity Of changing my
cline. and Of making my home, for while at
least, In this paradise OF the southwest"
The question as to who was the youngest sol
der enlisted from Vermont during the rebellion
has Of late been much discussed In the newspapers
Francis v. Randall, Jr., son OF Colonel +. v.
Randall, and now living In westford, claims to be
the one, and his claim would seem to be good.
His father took him with him when he went out
in command Of the Thirteenth Vermont Regiment.
One Of the drummers OF that regiment having
died In Virginia, little Frank, then only tcelue
years DID, was mustered In as drummer boy In
his place, on the LIST Of January, 1863. The editor
Of the Free Press says OF him: :" lie was quite
small Of his age, and we remember him well as
an active and brave youngster He was in the
battle OF Gettysburg, and made himself useful
when many larger musicians found 1t convenient
to be out OF reach OF shot and shelly, by running
for stretchers and ambulances, and carrying wa
He subsequently enlisted, at thirteen years OF
age, as a musician in the Seventeeth Regiment,
and served through the war. There are accounts
OF drummer-boys OF twelve years old-like
Johnny Glenn Of Ohio, who was promoted TO be
sergeant in the ranks, for killing rebel colonel
but we think that young Randall was the
youngest person enlisted from Vermont.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1881-12-21

INTERESTING RELios.-Dr w. Bromley Of Rich
mond, Vermont, has musket that was in the
battle of'and storming Of Stony Point. 1t was
carried by Daniel Hewlett OF Pawlet. 1t has n
bayonet, rather worn the figures on the back
bear the date OF 17G2, and on the breech are the
letters and, figures, "43, d. o." Mr. Hewlett
was also in the battle Of Saratoga, and brough,
home this identical gun. OF course, 1t has a flint
lock, ard on the back is an engraved matchbox.
He mas also steel spear or arrow point, found
recently in Richmond, very much corroded, but
the outlines are in good shape. 1t is supposed to
have been left there by the St. Regis Indians on
their raid to Deerfeld, Mass, at the time they
burned said town and massacred the inhabitants
and brought back the bell on poles and hid 1t OF
the sho.e Of Lake Champlain until the lake was
frozen, wnen they moved it on sledges to St Re
gis, where the bell now is, but in a broken condi.
ton. The bell was bought in France for the st
Regis Indians and captured by an English cruiser
brought 10 Boston, and then sent to Deerfield
Their. was also found human thigh bone Of anti
quated appearance much larger than the ordinar,
thigh bcLe.