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, 1881-09-03
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Preparing for tito lkDun1oM at Bloom.
ln.ton-4Articlcs OF r1AssocIn tlou-Othor

Preparing for tho lko,ln1on at 1sloo. III >
ln.ton-Articlcs OF or4AssocIntlou-Other
ltci,tR. /
sprefai Correspondence Of Ths Chicago Ts4bune
SrntSGf1s1.D, ILL.,, Sept. "A trnin.load
of arms, ammunition, tents, ,ir1 caiup equl-
pago left here today fur Bloomington for the
,lsu of tho Secon.l brigade nnu tho Veterans
Mt the reunion. Adjutart~Ga,prnl EL!lot
and Brig. .-uclh lleece icaYu tonight, .acconn-
pailed by clerks md ortlerIics Cnpt. Uclt's
bnttcry lcayes tomorrow. Gov. Cullom will
leays M"ntiay night and camp on tho ground
will, tliu militia.
Articles Of association were to-tlay filed
witt! the Secrctury OF Stato by tlie jersey
Willie Construction uo,hpany: object, to col,-
struet The proposed Quincy, ,Vaudalla L
Eastern NoAd; unpltAl. Sl,GO, 900; cOrppr-
atoYs, john \: Shepard, Elsas t0ckrell, md
GE9rs,p ". Ware, Ut JerseyyllIe; JHiln j.
wilson, OF Ptosa;t i111d Ja.nus H. Bell, Ut
Certificates Of Organization wero, TO-DAY
filed by tho ltflnois Marriage Assocln!ton Vi
Alnroa; object, tho etcunraRe1nent .1!tl PRO
!nUt1un Ut marriages.; Corporntors, Thomas
" l.e,lyltte, .lolln s. SurEuNt Elnnuuul
freedman, taaorgo ". Russell. May1r Freetl-
ninl,. -
:, Tic Auditor t.'.lay registered 100000 Of
Wabash Cnslnty bonds.
Tho nl,lt,,lllt Uf Auditors warrants drawn
es O. tfio N Sthto Treasury during August WIS
Thu funeral of the late AIaj. Geotge o,
A1hrcy: Of chlcnEo, t0ok place tllfs afternD0ll
fron 81. rHnrs Church, i,,ltt wns attended ly
q nMlnbur ut prominent citizens nl1 uIlicinlj.
llleiuullE tho llleiubera ut tile lllr,
, 1881-09-03

Figuring Up the 11oss Of Llfo ni.A pror.
srty itcHultll!E from tic Recent Ikutl
-4At Lcnst Fltay H'cr.oi.n Supposed 10
Have Isecn Killed by ThcAo nIood-
titrsty HettAitl1tx.
SANTA FE, SGpt. 9.-(Ioy Sheldon leaves
Tonight for tic sdutterh part ut tho Terri
tory to Investigate tho situation and tnku
measures To gunnl agnfnst further ru!ds Of
Nana's Apacllcs, who are now III soiaor1.
Delegate Trannnllna Luna l,as returned
from. ciase inter NaI,a's batld, gllI reports
moro killing ,ul1 Injury done tlian first sup
posed. From Aie.nns tn Esttoi,,e1utIn. n
Ils!ane6 Ut teyenty-lYG nltles, ,llttge,l dead
bodies wore fofl1id on tl,ta W,aG. lliiti
s wero "s1 ots1e Pe III IT, eaptlycsy' sa ryo 1r{s ..
Doys afterwards escaped. l.,ila'a yolu,l-
tGcr coli,bany cllasGd pnrt OF Nhna's bauui.
Twenty-Five strong, 10y four duys, two days
OF which they llah only cDrl,.nrul for fool,
l4aI1'sl also reports tint Il band NJ Nnya]Dus.
numbering alJult .fUrty, wllD lilye bee1i n{t(-
!nG tlct1ri1 a1ul NHnn for ypNrs pust, nctine
" spies, hlyiig their plnuticr, p.r., wcre nt
NnyA|1 Sprlngs, t40 miles. frnril tl,b rrynryli-
lion. 'l'l!c Goverllor md yclpgntu l.tluu nj,
now urging thu Secretary Ut tile lnterIur 10
ln0fo them t., thetr reservations. Evidence
received to tho present tins Hllbwb tint III
leaHt fifty persUils Wero killed during tlo raid
anl uuca property destroyed.
, 1881-09-03
OBITUARY..
f11E s1IIt9' ION; 1rENpl.tcK n. wp,or

T111s HON. 1rENDntCK n. w,,
Special 1t'pdtsa to IN ca,.aan ~, ~ rMRforfr.
WihKEsnAnlsn, pa., sept. " aoi,nusst; iif'sust;
onEr.a ''In1cr ,.., IRON tli!s district IN ts H.. ~
o'ess' o's ".ea at MS i!one IN ,hls rI,, us. ~
~. ,nu-r.st II oclock this tnotnu, ~ as
Wright was born IN the Town S' Of I'hK. Ill., NJ.
or nre the .,, ws,t q s'o Of the river I've m!ies !id1 Ia
nrnn,'"a,t ' ~ sears "eo and Ills filled ,nons ,
sarly i'Ahllobd up to tho lust yeor 1t os ~, l.o
lle was lawycr by profession. and Jus |'fe.
p.a ,ro,,',a. y. ..c pefi'9cratlc sllc. liz .waa ~
y Mel'oef VI tho State tAeislot,,r, "as
>Sncaker OF tito House Of Ilrnrrs"n,e,, Ila's a1"i
was Chairman Ut tho Dc1nocrn,iae Dnse',;a.!'es: Maue
imoio,, ~, ,'."s,', t ou''les n. Folk was ham.
t.rr,as 'o IT, tss'uent. ICY tic was member ~,
congress N 1851, and was again claoto.,'e "
, 1881-09-03

E'to1s ,as s a.S,1sa - as Tsp 5; s # ss,.,,
lnlnc by this mnn Il sa,i 10 t;ovssGe. t;o Ths r['t
n1;i afrt r. that or my o o. c,9 ess q .i.,a
n,' tat =, n' s!S y,S frn hls ro' % S
tho rtinca Mid Inn hts Wink s,,i' nt. hin - ~
tnsnor 't!r!lK fo iny WIN 'sIrs ',s, ,t'ayIsx b.
@ ta9r md ns shcs % 'r ps"rps y ". . ,o ,hr'ns '
ssG5sset to uyestRht t two cftarse ,rsek h.
.es' Syss e. 1':qS |: Il. @ % 'ss as H. tsrt i.
nf UM!on Co.,nty. ilcnrga, wv 'a. ne J. iIa,~,;
s11I'iIsr; nn.! q, Anril Ii, iH,, NJ t"nfctlerain
to1t, ,,se ,s, n 'n'nn'r bill .s siitpP"na,or t9na,
''''''o' e""s'"R tho t"tnl nss nf uye,iun, 'xh La
, 1881-09-03
STORAGE RATES, ATaBA1 TlM1pr

: DAtrIMolt. Md, Bept, AT tta uloso ot
Change to-day a.i'leetlnE Of the members af
the coti. ai,d Flour .ExelIa.ige was held, To-
pr0test aGa!lst tie proposed Increase ttl stos-
Akp ratts In tho, cantn,l eleyatorE i cUui-
!ntttee was appotutets ~ colfer with thc aii-
tl9S!tles Of the Northern Central Railway
a,,G,tae a'a TIE oalttmo{s Elevator conpany Oh tle
, 1881-09-03

About two wock& aKo III Id uls,ie to Wdpk,ur
atantc.t ~ r. Hutnk rcxsop lngnty;9.e .ailes urt
ltailtosd, sucking eipp!oyniSbf % IL iala"r lSf| 81
c4nl. ;Whan Il WIS t!lsn0f0rpd thAt 10 wus stotio
blind be H!ts iaughed ut. and It Wnl thought al
petsstet III bis et!usts 10 eeauEe d placU, uu1y
asktag that tair test 9c styet him. After 1
ehort tinis he was carried iuto tbo mine aid
, 1881-09-03
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE.

Epttlu} U1f1NttH u 1he Chlead7 77oH"'7
LAFAYETTE, lid, Sept. 3.-li'e Swetp,
stakes prize for bUst hull vi any ase OF btcftt
wus contested for by seventeen bulls lfo!'
different herds, aud was iinalIy n"afds!i y
Mr. Co,ls!,sule, III De.'eIlur, H., wl!t, sliQ"e"
tho Hereford hmll lluru. Tue licl'l "ee III
unusually IIuu Utlu.
, 1881-09-03
pOLITICAI,,


Special ptspateA to The CAtcaoo 7nb,a.
DUBUQUE, In, Sept a-Is. II, Wright waa
nominated by tho Republicans TO-DAY nt En-.
Dotl go for the Legislature. lie II. in fayor
ol james i. Wilson for UnItel. States Sun.
:. DEs MONIES, H., Sept. AT ths Reuu,,.
liean Convention Of Tic Seventeenth DIsiriri
gol1l'3sed 6f Sioux, Lyon, all riyuIouutti''
Go"Itlcs. held ns PAttef9otvllle, Slolix Cuun-
tic 1S4tll ballot, w
, 1881-09-03
Sl)]c|DE,

WIHFtE1n, n. W, Sspt a-Iheouap,ro W,
Walker, u groees, who conlmltttst an''aa
ycstertlay, rft letter stating .l,at Ills 1sle
died III n Western Insane usyluIll. ti'd NV
same addiction hn.t liz terrible holt sspoa ~.
insut, alld, tn consequence le fs!t napts i'!,,
tU provide ft,r llIs wfe, for wEit'Se plvI,,t''oa
lle ilnkcn u uatlletie nppcal tU Ills trlrll'l"
, 1881-09-03

sptetal DltpateA to Tile t"ttata 77paaf' =,
UsliKosit. Wis, Sept. "A ''lspa.r'', .,,a !'. IN.
Cllnto,yllip tuslny Ii tu tlle elect tlat ths ln
Atans ut Kssl,snn l,aya discontinued .'.at "
.ailrt ,,,id tllat visiting Indians hive !r's ~
their rssoryatIo.. The t1nItal stasss ,I,. h n.
It ii sail llayo iisl ll,o clfcct I" Eeep 9''e ~
tlfAlls fruIu YlUlbrte.
, 1881-09-03

HORSES AND HORNED CATTLE,
8pfefas Dispatch to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
QuEnEC, Sept. a-Abutt ono hundred ai4
forty head Of horned cattla which Ilass becn
In quarantine ut Lcyls Left yesterday By gafl
for tllelr destination Mt l'tgasant llilf, No.,
wlloro tlloy are owned BY sIcssrs. t;t,l4ers
4 Simpson. Two English lmrses an1 Two
N0rn,nn stalsiu.ls iilyu bGen brought out ly
Ar. Walker, Ut SEncomb, Ill.
6psetat Ditpateh't 10 me Chicago 7rtbtns.
+, MoSrl.EAI, Sept. a.-FIfty.scygn E!yles-
tlAtc !orses. lately imported here. left b5 tia
Gfaud Trunk Railway Tor Chfcago tottuy.
, 1881-09-03

To- THOSE INTENTIONALLY, Z, INCLINED. u.rs
hes MotsEs, ln,, Sup.. @-l'Ic i"."1s.s WFaa,.s
Ut t.s Stato Falr, 10 bB lIeld Ut rs '11ss pns,.
lext week, otfef prfxo Ut 5so 10 ' w. 'u ',,,,.
couple WHO will be married he'it1lfi 'I Ii"raI
STIR. lloral ball lloW suspands" ~ f
, 1881-09-03
BETTER

-
BETTER
Ar1Asr.
Special Dtspa.eh to 1ne Chtraeo Tribune.
WAs11SuroS, d. c., Sept. a.-Thu prcst.
dent Is bettnr todny tllan La l,as bccn for
several days. TilnL Is the cheerful story OF
tho evening bulletin, md It IL more grateful,
because tho two bulletins today wlicIt lloyc
preceded 1t have been almost silent NJ to the
Presidents condition, except that tt,ey hnye
given pulse, temperature. nnd respiration,
Tonight everything seems batser, except tho
wound, which rs vet s|,ows little clnuve.
But tho doctors tell us TINT II il not II, In ~.
peuted that tile wound will show m,,cl,
change until after tlte great purrowlnu at,-
scess in tho swollen slalul Of the neck lus
healed, for It Is
CONTRARY TO rnE Law or NATURE,
they sny, that two 9reat Irritating tuuses
shall bc active In the ,,umut, system at lilo
same time. When tho swollen ola,ul 1ns
ceasctt to supp,trnte and hns begun tn tcul,
new life Is exprctcd to show itself III the
wound, md the grnnnIutIug process which
for more tllam ton days l.as lncn nl1uot SIM
pended, 1t ia hnped will be renewed. This
swollen gland Is rapidly diminishing In size,
and the surgcons hope TINT IN few
days 1t will altogether disappear, but
tho funr severe !ncsluns in the muck
and face will le,uuin for ,uany ley, prob
ably always, unless tho bear4l covers thau,, as
u reminder Of the terrible nbscoss. Tic p,,s
from he gla1ilulnr swelling still continues
to flow freely, although IN more diminished
quantities. and tic opening into the mouth
does not give my trouble.
THE STOMACH, ruu, Is nErrrl,,
The President, t!tls morning, hte the juice Of
, 1881-09-03

u,,-r.,,,.,,., -. s,..a 1as o"'easo . tnou"t'
rim sa,,aras. ,,,,,,,' ~. 49, y, 80 nu uto"s" u
Aiu eoec.cst h"o"' III tlils section or tile
country Tor ten years. Streams, wells, and
springs nre dry or rapidly falling. 50 that a
nearly ali ranel. Ncadows % nro scorr1,ea yS ~
| that cuttlu have to bo fcd. Milk and buttnr
are scarce. Tho latter sells Mt 80 cents n
pound, price never before known hero at
t|lis seaso,, Of tllo year. a fow tlrops Of rain
fell last night aud touny hut It IA nnw c,por
| and hot. The rivers arc so low IA to hn forfl.
ablo Mt almost any place.
ABOUND MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Sept, 9,-'rllu water IN thu f,t.
tawa River Is 70 low tllat tho uurkct-bonts
drawing four feet six inchcs l,avn n,uri, III.
y1uu,y1a
Ilfouuosn, Vi Ao,t n-,ri,, ,,.,,,.,,
continues thro,tehnut tha sIuta r.. s,re.'..
arc ruiuous, In 1nanv comnties tha cs,.., u v,n'
tol,occn crona nro 1',,t ,''9 ~. ota tno eoan au
put to srcut lnbor getting water fur stock.
The Jancs River is lower than for jlflv
yeurs. The tobacco crop and falt crops gcn-
orally may probably be II complete failure.
Tie dust III tho rouds Is fcurfui. Tho sltl,,.
tlon Is ularming.
4 srrnrn nary
NEw YonK. Sent a-.trtnrn Una rorros,,-
Ing shower hero today, aid telenr,.,as fr,Mt,
ynri9!ls poEnts Ia tho interior Of tliIs Stato
MI" 1,e"hSs1salil" report Rood full OF rain.
oon,,Co.
CoIlON.
NEW omI,rAas sent an.ni"nnto,,as - G,'1,. f.o,,,
Mi porton. NJ Tia cnttn, counss" s,,sa .'u., t,n
rn,1n,.," sa,.;' y. .' so''''A eoun'fy niaSo the
, 1881-09-03
The Medical Men Now Almost Ready
to Believe He Can Be
Safely Moved.
An Opening Eaten into the Right
Nostril by tho Glnnttll-
lar Absccss.
No Change 0bseYed in the Big
Wound, Which Means an
Indolent State,


6ptttas Dispdtth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept, 81 4. 1.-Tllg
night is progressing wtthout any unfavora-
BILE symptoms tit tho Presidents case. Ife
has been sleeping, and tho surgeons nre
hoping that, MS the tlay goes Oh, 1t will
belle Its traditions, and proyo ,iut to he Il
terrible Saturday.
LAS 4. H.
Everything IS quilt Mt the Executive Mat-
sion, with nothing to Indicate any change in
the favorable symptoms which prevailed Mt
midnight. The physicians ara doing and
tired for tile night
, 1881-09-03

Sp<efas U3pdtea 70 Tia oAlsa9o 7ftbvas,
Osltkosif, Wis, Sept. a-rle farmers Of
sGscral Of tho northern colsntIcs Iieltt a Grand
union riclltc ut Riverside Pnrk, Neeual1. To-
lMy. The object Of the gathering Il la
c!nlnetl, is to untto tia disaipciei elements
OF the Granger Organization, ilnd TO deter.
1nlllc matters relative tn tia approaching
election. Speeches Wcro delivered by prolu.
iIellt farmers present.
, 1881-09-03
FAILURE,

piutAnEl.p1u., Sept. THE fa''"!s '',,'.
ANNOUNCED VI Wolfe, MaYer y ~; W, 'pl TIIr4
fatt.itvrs Ut wooden clotl'hr, SoF.a u sm'ot, a"
street, An assignment WAS nlaue u.e.,;ya'uI ~ n ii
Huc]luraclI. 'rk6 liabilities afe es''''"'SN
upwards Ut $:auk',0N
, 1881-09-03

TouoSro, Sept. a.-'rllu .lteY. FIJI. Adams
las resigned the pastornto Ut Lewis Street
Baptist Church, Iiiycrsltlc,'a suburb Of this
city, M l,g. lous not believe III close con..
nllllitnl,. l1p belongs to Spltrgroll's Culege,
md intends to rottlrli 10 England,
, 1881-09-03

would ratltor go tlloro tl,an 10 auy other
plaee along the c0ast."
Till: SWELLING OF THE pA,lorIp GLAND
continues M OBJ yet Ut uxtreEla splcitu,u oh
the part Of tho physicians. 'rntay tic a!,.
sc'ss broke Into oaa OF the llostrlls,
nnd IL now tl!scl,arginy through thai
oIlahnoI. as well as tlttougl, tho fur
lncIslUns 1natle by tho physicians aud The
audltoty eallal. DR.. I30yMtun tol,t tho West
cru Associated rresa reporter tu,Eght thut
there was low Ito tlaleer OF tile gtaMl
Slo0EtlnE 0iE, rs was ut mo time fenretl.
lie says, however. tlsat the Presidents per
sonal appearance, sllurltl Ito yet well. will
not bu Iuoi, butter tllan II sluug,lng hid t1l-
faryencd.
M1DStutIT.
Up to tIlls hour the Presidents symptouls
continue favorable. liz Is now resting uut-
etly.
"1sAutl.1rY."
DR.. Doyllton sala thdny that the President.
III the event Ut hIs recovery, would be ,,,,-
Ablu to perform any Ut Ills oflctal dulles bo-
foru tho first day Ut December. I'lle ttlne IL
no l0ngur thah would be allowed private
eltlzoh similarly wounded Tor eonynlcsce.ce
before t.e would be puyl,ltted tu Atteutl to
his business There wll, therefore. ba, atItl
u porl"d VI three nlnlths during which tile
Gosernl!s1l will ba prpctlcal}y without OIL
Executive unless Geil+ Arthur becomes Act
NY PRESIDENT. IN casu an emergency should
aflsq.: " IL nqt delllva. tlAt tue ptesl-
dent III 10 dlsa6lo.l that he co,lll
nit act, an4 u!br, at least, Oeu. Arthur
would bs con.palled. In the opiron ot tnany
lawyers. to nsau,ne tbs duty. There have
been scnos&s for q duy Or two that the Cabt-
, 1881-05-05

\ New Arpcllmtlon Applied to senator
Gotkain1 Wl.scla acensn vory Fitting.
NEw Yt,,.x, Mny a-The ltat, uutlcr tho tiilo
"a McphistophoIos uono Crnzy," says:
Nov that Mr.. Conktiug, through tho Bun0t0
Caucus Committee, has botlly nv0wctl that II Is
ho who has tpronlotetl'. the deadlock for tho
sake at compelling tho President to withdra "
Judge laubcrts0n'A nomination, 1t IA timely 10
otfura fow hints to otnnocpnt tlnLfttlcd Republicans
III tho Sonata and out IT as to tho sort ofdanco
Mr. ConklIng ia likely to lead the sonato and
party IN uaso obstructionlsm Ia continued. We
wish to State fow fncte that ARE we'll known
ntnong Mr.. Conklnx's fntnlllnrs and that have
been disclosed BY sumo or tho iattor. It ts no
ling H camo ,M hhck M iron, tho Ghlca4o Convention,
y xas "e only G taty Il stuns e' ste esS.y a s
af w h"ss S aai isSts psteaf %f
existence, and feoltn9 sure that his silence would
hsstroy them ALL got hi!n sa.sed very much rs
managed 70 sn,,b 0en. GSriielti in ovcry siSceii
asvo lit ten lines ou. x Il sIxsy paSes p 70 a,y
nltuslon to his rscatonttul caadtdAte, and that
the alluhion he did make was tnnre tlanBKIug
aud otfaEea lotno iop1iiieaf,s II by ~ irnorinr
ss ash o as ss ss The o t r4c: #
atnlcFoacopo. sInglo endorsements Of Carilclti'a
sseehes; tSat no bas ' io'd bis II ircaS.p tsss
e. ,se dn 5% sHsT"S9 @ s s viii ih ate { s ss 3"
nnother md another. until ho shnil becnInu
ctther utterly coatemrt!bs or be compelled 70
hopes Tor tic Presidency and t,ns exhauatcl the
h"GRfs q ss ~ vii siiinssss; tho ondluR eru
1cuus Ut this city TINT tho Governor, Mr. ltatt,
, 1881-05-05
STERLING,


a Cltizen or That City Opens His Heart
TO tho World aud apoakH Forth tho
Wrongs of Whitcsidys,
~ fhe Editor n TN Chicago Tfihunk.
BrERLiso, ILL.,, May 4.-WAlu our unhappy a,ld
oss-fortunato noivlibor east OF us oalled Dlxun
Is spending her already-strA!ncd credit In u RIOT
Gus attempt tu socllro u convention Of polittoul
deatiboAts md hr.,kcn. down and played-uut
politicians for tho PURPOSE OF Ina,lsusltluE ano
nf tho xrandcdt government atunas Of MtAlurn
tunes, tbs 8torltnu people. who are 10 hHve THUR
fAst Wntnr- power ri.lnch Ivy 1t, maintain tultl
lndiRorpnoo, uot willing to beiuyo there arc
knavos and fools enough loft to curry nut such
SlEuntlo swlndo. Tho id0a Ia to build canal
frusn Honnepiu west Into the Mississippi River,
aid build feeder frum Dixon to tho summit,
taking the water from tlook River to 10 It. TAls
would give unhappy Dixon IN substantial stouo
dam" at Governmont expense. For years
hor waiting and watching peuplo have prayed
for tho consultation Of this her i.ue
earthly hope. For this t1un shaw was nude
Canal Commissioner, and r0f this he has laborcd
annually three hundred anu sixsy-Aro ttHts, ut u
a day. Gov. Cullom appoluts Commissioners On
tho part OF tho Hate TO help on tha gruntl 1tcuI,
without any law to warrant him Ia yo lolug.
Whltosldcs Couaty, that has maro Intorests o bo
Affected by this "substant.al ktuao" dam steal
than any othor part Of tho State, Is not even
y!en5ioa. hat tho ncop[e u Whl!asl.ies aro xia,i
tto s. attetapted under tbs false and Ieiusso
Viewed many il ths lsaiinS snansausirera, ,ner-
Arm as.ar!aInntion s resl:t. Win I'll tbe pe%sr
uring iuterea.a hero aati beit.w Oh Noqk itiscr
by takIuY wnter fran It to feed any canal. Thoio
ure. but thns u sotppcrc.l With q trlst thui. il
the United States ti0vernllvut aycr rub ttsni t,f
INC WAtof Of tdo f1foF Nnd thuS ruin tho tllHaIl.
fNEftr3llK In$DF&ktH will
, 1881-05-05
GOSSIP,
AI'lsQtfTtOys1ESr.


5ptetal Dttpatth to Ias EAieaeo JrtbuuA
SFRlNuF1ELD. ILL.,, May 4.-Thpre nre lndEca-
tions to-ntaht thAt soycra! lneEnbara In both
tlouses will tnlitate thu action Of Mr., Littlo, OF
Fhyotte, and iolivcs thotnsclves III n day or two
ut full.llcdgct! senatorIul apportlonmcnt
schemes. Thu Senatorial AppoFton Con,-
n!ttec lu tho ScnHt0 II grinding nit Senatorial
and Congressional superintendent blll, And viii
rrobably havo thsm In about Friday. II IL Just
likely TINT they Will 70 through the Senate, and.
ike tho Clark resolution, be thrown Into tho
itouso and breed further discussion thorc.
Tho House bcuatorIa! Apportionlneut Coln-
m!tsso has neither mot nor K1ycl,
my sIgns Of .ncstttR. and 1t
tk nbout hu hyon thing that appustionmullt bllla
IN tho Houto will scarcely rot much further
thaa thair Introduction.
THE ltUait 70 FINISH up
hegnn To-day and viii probably last to the end
or THO sesstua. Just whom that will DO nobody
uAn tull but tho tAut that tho Commlttee on
lutes Will reportfayoratly on tho strattan reso.
luton ptur1dtng Tor M adjournment a!ao do On
Tho 2ath Ut this month Rhows that tho llRht ID
hreaklng alld tho end drawing ni9h.
} OFF NuTy, nut avlLL ON THE pAy-NoL1,
For soss,a days pAat the SonvtG ha4 run itself,
10 FUR III tho Sergeant. nut hls two Nv.
sIstAnsa ura concerned. This worthy trio havo
@ been eonsplolous. for thelr absonce, 1t IL sa,d
r tas 70 aapEotns tss " the pouekooUrs has
h!. Aalayry iru4 id ssa!o. ThS atsontses were wore
WIN. ~"'~''' 1'0*"'" ~ ~
HELD ~.
Tho venerable Mr. Martin. OF White, author
hard lux. Wlls Es.ttlnN s6osri liz chiouso ct I
q plokpock i. rsi ase9sd lin. md. touss ,s Ill
livsed hina Of lis Ans'rsw jacksoa yellow ieatber
!ls.skstot,ok, r.. eont.lnln4 so Ia RIO currency ii
, 1881-05-05
PonAaylyania's Unpaid Taxcs..Thrco
aud Half billions hue,

tIAiNl8llultN, blay 4-&Af tho Auditor. OoneF.
nnl0MnEa for tMxos uuiuU4 to 10 luU tho StNtu
' aEgsoyat!nA1 H. *n@o&a., 3.SI., T., The nunants warY
yesterday Tor coiiuetl0n. AuOiIx the ut,raor,s.
t!uns which haso faElct! to pay the tnxex IL tho
stAndAttI on Cn1Apany. whsMts 0liierrs llayu boon
not llabIo to taxation IN tht4 clly. Tho alnounts
plnlilIeA fr0n, thu EtnntMny u0yGr tha yu.lrH
from 1s!s tn isSo, lncloHlvt With interest at II
cent Uu al AuluuntB uyurtlus. Tic tlnAllcHt
0tloara or tho Commonwealth have Rrcnt cuiltI-
leK.ll prslceas.
, 1881-05-05
The STATE CAPllAL.
The Valued Policy Insurance Bill
Resurrcctctl in tho
Senate.
Resolutions Presented for Adjourn
ment About the Middle
Of May.
"A Donation for q Deaf-and-
Dumb School in This
City.
F"The House Calendar Weighted
with a Heavy Load Of
Business.
A Ponderous Bundle Of Appropriation
Bills Read and Referred to
Committee.
Passage Of the Bill Donating $12, 600
for Temporary Barracks
at Anna;
Also tho One to Suppress md Prevent
the Spread Of plcuro.Pncn.
m0nin.
More Apporttonment sohemes--seuate o.
fosrs Absent, but Still on the Pay
Roll-Held Up
"A Ponderous Bundle Of Appropriation
Bills Read and Referred to
Committee.
Passage Of the Bill Donating $4,000
for Temporary Barracks
at Anna;
: Also tho Ono to Suppress md Prevent
the Spread of plGuro.Pncn.
monin.
More Apportionment sohomes--senate o.
fcsrs Absent, but Still on the Pay
Roll-Held Up.
SENATE.
MERRITT t,t:t,tvtvttS.

SEN AVEs
MERRITT t11:ntvfv,ts.
Spsetat Dftpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
sPRtN0FtELp, H., May 4.-'rho Senate mot
this mnrntng nt tho usual hour.
sonntnr Merritt moved to reconsider tho vote
by which his Valued Policy Insurance bill was
defentcd tho uthor duy.
Senator Eonltce said tho bill might be Justly
called a bill for tho
ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARSON.
Several States Ind tried tho law and lorom-
mendbl itd repeal.
Senator Clark aAw no rood reasou why tho bill
should not become n Inv. Insurance companies
should bu compelled to pny the full amount Of
policies issued IN real estAtc. Unless fraud DO
clearly shown. The pAssnpe OF the bill would
necesstAtc tho employment or bctter agents,
and give mnto security to pnltcyhuldors.
,ScnMtor Adatna remarked be hid heard no
sound argument In favor Ut tho hill. Thore was
no comparison between lifc nnd tiro insurance.
"A lifo risk was Aetnit to uny nnount, the
ahAlicrs VI committing suicide ~ got Insurance
money belug very susNll. This WIS
a H1IL4 10 nENttATE PRIVATE CONTRACTS,
witch citizens or this 5sntc chose to nuko with
regard tn tho!r property. oyerlnsursnco came
only frbn deliberate fraud or earolrsncss, mitch
o1tenar on tho part Of tho Insured than the
company. He regarded this as II bill to incrcasc
the agRrayation 10 c0nInlt tnccndiurssIn.
Senator Ncetc Made an argument for tho bill.
There were MANY lnsnrln:c companies In tho
Brate he sntd, who Bvnt out sc!ttpers to do thor
work. In other words, their h,,s[nrsS ,Sus not
legitimate. Tho passage uf the bill would do
away
WITH THE TENDENCY TO DrEniSsu,ASCE,
Companies would be more careful, aud would
look Info the vnlun ut fnstirrl property nnd cnt-
poy responsible tncn lls agents.
Senator Whiting remarked that ctthor tho In
surod or tho company ruuld pruvunt oyerlnsur-
, 1881-05-05

ce stnt tnSS tx 1m n,nhcr H. s FAN IN ftic
Wabash "b,ifTet" tho conductor. and got Into |
Springfield III timo to hcar tho chimes u tnfd- |
night" They didn't do things III ths way fn tho /
Lnys OF tho Fortda, -Hlackhnwk+ mud Moaicnn /