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6p<tsaI ntspaseA to Tbs Chteaaa 7"eaf,'
TT, ATKINSON, Oct, 3l.-Jndgo !. +. rn'si n'si.
Republican clal,dldatH for Attornuy.Hent.eea,. t.ea,..
Cant, Ernst Il, Ti,mlnc, candidate tor s1as oe1ss
lury Of State; the Hon. 4. q. blcfet!!1a"nn Ian
cu1ldidate for State Treasurer; anu taDt taDth,si. ii
Il. Ii. Nlchol addressed a large and ellii;ntisl
astlc meeting here Tonight 0n the po0a'"
Issues Of tAs day,
, 1881-10-22
\ NEW STAFF.

Mr.. D. Pnttl,gcr, Chief Superintendent OF
tho 1ntcr-Coloplal Kattroasl, announces tho
following changes In the staif of TINT roatl;
TIE department heretofore under the ennfEe 1
scnger Agent, will ba Divided.
rho freight blsinrss Will ro!nnin unhhr tne
Ganur7.l Freight Agent:
The passenger. tho bnggngn, AMI the ticket
1,,ts!slesH will be under the ch4rKe " sIr. Artnus
scnxcr and Ticket Agent. All communications
with reference to patsenKer rates NJ or!iGrs .oE
tickuts. aud NIL tnEKaRu returns are 10 be ad-
dressed to him nt b0nceon. N. II.
, 1881-10-22

spsetal Dtspaeth to 1ha Chteaeo 1ftbuHs.
CARl.Dl.LroS, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Ahout O'Clock
this afternoon, wlle1 most Ut our citizens
were attending the GEeono County Fair.
ntxht of the prisoners confined III the ta1l
sifeeteG thcir uscaln, One Atat AIltn1ay, ltl
Tor lnurslor, WIS among Lie nutnber.
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T0tnl.. .........,......SE'TU
It WIS supposed until this morning that
.|acob Wat,I,:uk. Il weIl-known Milwnukeea',
llt bucIl bed tu tho tune OF Sl,o00 III olle ot
tho forged pe,loyer n0rtgagcs, but ltsceli's
tIu.t Hslci, Ii not tic clst. THE TRIBUNE IT.
nurter found Mr.. Wa.lcek ut tic Office of |
the RECORDER Of Deeds this morning. liz fl
II somewhat exritahlu German, Of portty |
form, mil was III excellent hn,nor
with himself, having just discovered
that the only mortgage held by HIN
which 'rh!ers iad l,a,,tIlut was genuine, and
that consequently tho s., ,i0o which he had
Invested III tho document wQuid not be lost
Mr., WnI,luclz stMtetl Tint Theirs 1ntl done
business for Him for scvcral years. ni!d th1t
hn had always entertained for tlle young
lltan tho greatest respect nnd confidence.
The way Il, Which he escaped buying tl'e
fraudulent $4,000 mortgngo OIL tho Pcnnoyer
property WIS curious, atlt1 SHOWS thnt Alr.
| Waltlcrk OILY escaped l0sl''g his lnoney
| by tho most palpablo kind OF
| /; "scra,cn." Thlors brought the document
to Him, and recommended 1t rs Il tirst-clnss
| Investment, nil OF which Waldcuk was rcndy
to believe. hut In reading over tho instru-
uent I,u NOTICED TINT 1t WIS tlatea JIM. l,
a,.tl, lluvl1,g In home ,l,nnter got It Into hls
| heAt TINT IN exul document drawn on tlint
day was binding III its nature, lie tec'ltled
| ,ulrcjl,lsIuy, rtitcfs said he would hnrv thB
tmte chn,,ge1t. nut GefVru tllis was tis,1e {ti,e
occurrcucc tsok ,i,tue lust Junu) Wnlsicek
n'"t e''"I 'lc"i';.1I mi III tn iny,.st.
ijriei Nn,,,rn,,. wlioEl ThIcrs Is stated to
]aya ,n,iictcI III tho sum 0f Si0,00O, liz n
farmer ifying D,eilr here, u,,d President 0f tho
i;,rst' Nniinnal i}unk. liz wi,s not in town
to,ny, aull tic casI,lr of tht institution, over
Which WHICH In, ,,resItirs ieclfuctt to giyO any In
! formn,!on concerning tic mnltcr. The
iac,s In tho ci.sa of Yu!e. nnl
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Epsetal phpateh to Ths Chttago 1FteaHs.
IT. Dop0E, Ill.,, Oct, M.-Jalnes D. Spring
or, OF tlls city, u lcadiug lawyer OF Northern
Iowa, has been tUndeleA tha General Solicitor.
ship OF tla Minneapolis Il 81 Lou!s ltall-
WY, A1.u las gone to Minneapolis to live.
, 1881-10-22
ATLANTIC A. PACIFIC.

i'jEstvrr, Attzona, Oct. 2i.-'rhe Directors
M the Atlantic IL pacltio Nutlroutl have
changed thu route Ut their lino fEol.l u point
In Nor tilorn Ariz0nn, abandoning the need
less route uyer the CulnEotto niyer, daserFthX
iasl rQuplpy lQItA va t2llytlle lllo 10 4e1uA
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Ncva,.e, there forming n Junction will, thu
1ltnll Stlltlarn Of ,lnY Gould.

WORTHLESS 1tON11s DEsTHoSEr..
EVANSVILLE, 1n,i., Oct. 2l.-Six hundred
thousand dollars OF lomls Ut thu II. u. Il u.
X. L. were burned tmlay t,y thn officers ni
lint ront, which l,us eu,l consolidated Will
lie Louisville i st. Louis mir lint.
, 1881-10-22

reasons for mt believing those r,.,nors, In
which the Macon & lIrunswlck N1au WIS
soil. prescribe TINT the Attatitn eStna's!a1n NJ
mo,,ey mil il sl,a! 10 forfeited ant! tho Io.. 5oa.
tiat Gil. CHA and his friends Will dts5cKnr,t ,
tic lnw under which they p!ircn.sGt II thas
very Very ittis for tin building Ut tho lsuino OK.
tension II, the Apcnnt plucr, We 80 1tot se..
any evidences Ut latn tlteting of th' par.ies
nj Interest," Ea Woti!ey, Il T. trae iias R"ft!o
. New York. 1at eS: A!ex,i;oft S.,; eot wv VIZ ~
snyeral tlnya. III tllo third place. there arr
st, many points of conflict and cotnpotition
t,rtwcrn ttcso three systeths that M n!islca-
ccpt @ by absorption oE Two nf them
III tic Third, md thu properties Involved Art,
too yast TOR uny onu to handle. It would not
hcgin to settle tho differences between tllc
o9syil!e Nashville an t ', Got@ fr,,' sysM!S, IN.
con 10 Atlanta, ind It nrtly T. poss,l'lo tli''t
nj, arrangement c,nlltl bD reached between
tt,ese lilies TINT would be permanent. ~
tic ntIlcr lnnt. 4 Is FUR to sny that thn LOU
n,c s i,svc 70 alrs''y Ina!ie n frlcna!y arra',gc;;
nIsrt lie involving The Nurfolk Is Wcstern Nt!.l
tic Fast Tennessee, ytrKinta. y t;eorgio
l.tatls, anl # is barciy poSstblo tiiat lia
al1o0t i,aye g9mu further. As to Co!: T., CnIt y
ucrfpcttnE tl,e Macon IL Driti,swlrt
Father tim build tllu Atlanta Extcl,sion., i
must % bc relle,iiWrei tlat lie l'as only phil i.
S:TW.OO), tic Lexlslnturs ut It's lMst seSslol
having refused TO taku tile SSt~,GN l,Alatl;c,
tiat fio offered to pay, ,obleGlins, to tE'
irobal,Iv tint TIC llas lnalte enough nut Of til!
ro,tl 10 reimburse him for the s21l,0o q
rea,y pnlu, 50 that his forfeiture wnl,l'
amount to little i,eyo,ul giving rpnvsr
,l WY low p,tce. t It Is tnp,sslblr to rstIiA,,
| tlN. amount 0f money nttp,t.y spent In til
pctual purchase AtuI work I'll tl'e eStel,;iins
II cannot i,1 much loss tinn half Millin
tullars. This Is exc!asl slve. Of Gatirst, Ht III
| whIrn can l,u easily PIT ,,lM,n the mark!
amt sold ut little or no tDss 1t tlle l'nrttcS
Charge have determined to sllspentt b'Ill'
| fuv.s
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THE iNntANS.

TOMBSTONE, Il. r., Oct. Ala letter from
Dtbisl,e, Sonora repnrts that the lntlials lad
attacked TINT settlement, but no particulars
hAYu brun received.
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II ls fuh0Teu That colablhhtIoh HuB uceH
effected between the Louisville j. Nashville
the Cole-Seney system. aild the Georgia Ce!l-
,rul system, by whtcl. Col. Cole VII! ut once
ceusu this building Ut the Macon j. lion.o cx-
te.lsion. and will USE thu Georgia Central and
tia I,0uIbylie d. Nashville lines far Ills
tiut1lc, giving them the same right over Ills
Lines.
The Atlanta Constitution glYeat 'arlous
, 1881-10-22

MlpDLxnuRo, I'a., Oct. 3l.--Emauuel Et-
tlngor, under sentence ot death for murder,
died Ii Ia4 here Lust u1K4k
, 1881-10-22

CLEvEtASp, o., Oct. al.-s1any rusnors
belug ntfont concerning the probable effect OF
Vanderbilt huying absorbed the 0hlo lsail-
way iuto Ills system of roals, n reporter to-
.ny called upon q gentleman with whom
Vanderbilt conyerscd while hero, alld LEARNED
upon untloubtetl authority t'!at Vanderbilt
declared tlla: his soiH PURPOSE III securing
control OF the Ohio Knilwny was to l1aye poE-
ntauently II ,Ilrst~class connection for tho
flint j1u {lt,gs int pl,rposu tn dictate tue pnl-
icy Of tl.a Ol.to Hallway or. Interrupt Its
business witt, ottler roa.ls-neither the New
York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio Road nor any
Co1,gst,tus, o., Oct. al.-It Is stated that
tile attorneys fur Jewett IN Ills fight win
Vanderbilt tor tho possession Of TIC Cleye-
Nisi Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton Roads
will iile II petltton III tho Supreme Court to
test tho validity Ut tho consolidation.
, 1881-10-22

KANSAS CGrY, Mo-, Uct. 2l.-Eyer since
the publication In TIE TnrnCSE Ut the do
tails Ut tho Passenger Agents meetlng IN
Chicago un Saturday lust regarding the
trouble ut this point, parties here llnye beetl
trying to create trouble between ID. 4. Fink,
Mayor of Kansas City, and $. X. lloaper,
General Passenger Agent Of the Hannibal &c
st. Josppl, halfway, because OF alleged re-
mnrls tlerogatury to Mayur Frink by Mr..
l[,,opor ut tile meeting. The aifnlr has been
generally discussed In the papers, nnd on
Thursday Mayor Frlnk addressed tho fol-
lowing letter tn Atr. Hooper: ...
Mayors OFFICE. Kansas Cry, Mo-. OCT: 4; 2l@ =:
1o.nt a M Iiaa'al l i st. Joe Kai!ry,i- sii.:
nro ,nosesl " b. llawea, of tho Alien lsatway, ~!
Ns l,,lklnx this statement at n nltBtinK IN Cht.
tnvu: "'rhat tho Mayor. Of. Kntaas CITY wua
guilty nj lylux and IN cousIon with the A!ta!.
Sow. Si" Il sa nd M ot fnako thls stateiacnt in aui'-
stnnce, will yu,, have tho Kindness tn Let MG
k,lt,y Ir ytil AA mike tho atatemcnt you noctl
fy trouble Yourself "0oa' " n pvasY <: FssSK FSiSse!
III reply, alr. liooper tonight mailed the
following:
KANSAS Cry. Mo-. Oct. :l.-nEAm SIN: Yon'
favor Of tue Aith Inst. tF ut hhn1. THO dtlly a1l
ono Tint wnul.i rAlse thu question of ycraet,,
bntwccn Mr. Charlton tn mysplf:% IND ana ,sshs wi,;ot
would fa to satsiy y" 1ho +, .nn dr.r en 5 nr1le
iiss., WHO wore nrssont-vEz.: l'crclvn! EoweIl
li1nerai Passenger Agent chlcaxo. Huntington
sutiHcr Agent Missouri Fasltc. H.. Lunts: Il
G. rownaostl, ucn.rnl Fas4cnKar AEont WI I,
nash, II. l.nnls lucille. Ut. LnAa; v,E v1,sosEo 4 !,
l.uuis s Paclilc, 1T. Louis. ahntl he contcnt +
rcAt my cnsu upon tho Etnthments OF thuso dis
i. X. IInnrgR.
Tho IIou. D. A. Frlnk, Mayor ot Kansus City.
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HOUSE.
funeral of Representative Woo

Mr.. Carlisle, from the Ways and
Means Committee, reported bill repeal
ing all laws imposing taxes on bank
checks, drafts and orders, bank deposits,
friction matches, medical preparations,
perfumery, 90 'metics, cologne and other
articles.
Mr.. Whitthorne, from Committee OF
the Whole, reported back the bill for
the registration and enrolment OF any
vessel built in foreign country.
Oscar Turner made personal expla-
nation in reply TO some remarks made
by Mr.. Reagan to correspondent o! tho
Louisville Courier.JOurnal criticising his
(Turner's) action in voting against the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill
and sttributing it to parslmony. Ii was
not parsimony but patriotism that i'm
PEELED him to vote against the bill.
Mr.. kenna thought the gentleman un.
necessarily sensitive. Nobody ever heard
OF his voting for any appropriation bill
except one and that Was one for the
erection Of public building i'll his dis
trict.
After a short reply from Mr.. Reagan
the matter dropped.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the agricultural ap.
preparation bill, but took no final sc-
ton.
A resolution was adopted providing
that, as q mark OF respect to the memo
ry OF the late Fernando Wood, and in
order to enable the members to attend
the funeral, the House adjourn at 2
O'Clock, and directing the clerk TO invite
the Senate to join the House in attend
inc the funeral.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February l9.-The Gre
dentials OF Messrs. Camden, Jackson and
Fair, Senators elect, were presented and
filed.
The regular order OF the calendar was
postponed and the Cattle Diseases bill,
establishing Bureau of Animal Indus.
try. &C., was taken up by vote OF %
to2l.
Mr.. Morgan, in view OF the objections
to the bill, Constitutional and other
wise, moved its rsconmittal to the
select committee.
After remarks by Messrs. Mcpherson,
Johnson, Rollins and Kirkwood, on the
propriety Of considering some one Of the
special bills pending OH the subject, Mr..
Morgan withdrew his motion, and MIR.
Rollins gave notice OF his intention TO
move substitute for the pending meas
ure. The bill was formerly introduced
by him. @ .s
Without progress on the bill, the
Senate at Q o'clock adjourned TO give the
funeral of Representative Wool.
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THE MOREY LETTER
"Not Dead bat Sleeping"

NTw YORK, February l9.-Col. Had
ley writes to newspapers that he never
saw or heard of the Morey letter till
alter it's publication, and suggests that
the proper Authorities offer reward OF
5000 70 s25, 900 for the author and i'm.
munity from punishment to the person
who did write the letter il he will make
himself known, it being understood that
neither myself nor any member or agent
OF the Democratic National Committee
shall receive the reward or i'm
munity. The Colonel further spro.
poses that il the authorities will
guarantee immunity he will undertake
10 place the reward agreed on, within
the sum named, in a National bank, "a
the credit OF committee who shell have
authrity to Jay il over.
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your face the other way, and l will take
you by the shoulders and while you are
helpless in the grasp will give you one
headlong push into the kingdom OF God.
Christ says we must compel you to come
in. II is solemn consideration to me
that this anniversary day finds me at the
mid noon Of my own professional life. 1t
is with me the meridian OF work. am
neither young. nor old. Profting by
past mistakes must now do more skill
full service for God and this people.
Lest | might by some sudden illness or
casualty
Be Snatohed Away
from you before / have done so, take
this opportunity OF declaring my love to
you as a people. do not say much
about it but my heart burns towards
you with affection seven tunes heated.
The circumstances are different from
where pastor goes to church all built
up and he is made to fit into circum-
stances already established. There
are not twenty people in this
congregation who have not come in
under my ministry. You are my fam
lily, my father, my mother, my brother,
my sister, Nny son, my daughter. Ye
are my joy and crown; the subject of
my prayers; your present and eternal
welfare the object Of my ambition. !
throw my whole soul into this pastoral
salutation. wish you all good and de.
fence from all harm. Upon everything
In your house-the table, the cradle,
the arm chair, the pillow, the lounge,
the nursery, the library, the drswiag
room, the kitchen-I ask divine blessing
Standing here amid these twelve wells
OF "reminiscences which are the twelve
years OF my pastorate, let US now SOL
EMMY VOW, God helping, that we will
after our work on earth is done, q
through
Ono Of the Twelve Gates,
Iand stand inside the wall OF l2 founda.
tions, and amid the IL Apostles, and IL
patriarchs, and under the tree with u
manner OF fruits. In this high noon OF
this Sabbath day, let US make the pledge
while the clock strikes -; l2 for the
hours OF the passing day; ~ for the mid
neon OF my professional life; IL for the
years of our church acqusntanceship,
and may the God OF Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob, and Joshua, and Pa IL, and
John Knox be our God forever.
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THE NEWS
OF the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.
Domestic.

Domoouo.
A decided denial is given the report
that Gould has purchased NcCalmonts
interest in the Reading road.
At Petersburg. Va, the wife OF Wilson
fowlkes has been found guilty OF the
murder oil her husband and sentenced
TO be hanged.
l.. ID. Green, OF Linburs, was instant.
ly killed Saturday while at work in q
planning mill. A saw broke in pieces
and one OF the splinters entered his
breast, causing death.
On Saturday Edward Cheever shot
and instantly killed Thomas Garland, a.
Farmers Ranch. near Denver, the re.
suit OF long-sianding feud. Both
drew pistols, but Cheever Cred first.
At Harrisburg on the thirty. second
ballot Tor United States Seutor only ~
lace, 81; Bayne, 20; Sch0held, z; ShifA',
|; McGrath and Lee, each. Adjourn.
ed until Monday.
The French Cable Company has filed
bin in the United States Circuit Court
against the Western Union, American
Union aud Atlantic and Pacific Tele
graph, as to prevent tho carrying out Of
some of the provisions of consolidation.
A society has been organized in New
York City for the purpose OF furnishing
aid to the Beers in the Transvaal. 1t IL
called the "Transvaal Beers Synpathiz
ers." A mass meeting in the interest of
the Beers is to he held at Cooper Union
next week.
At indianapolis, Joseph II. Wade, on
trial for the murder oi Brown, pleaded
guilty, SATURDAY,, and was sentenced 10
the penilentiary for lie. In former
trial Wade was found guilty aud Zen.
fenced to be huag, but the Supreme
Court reversed the decision Nh gave
him a new tiial.
A Kansas City special say: James
Adams VAS arrested on Saturday at Lees
Summit. this county. TOR the murder of
Samuel r. Armstrong at New London,
Ohio, two years ago. Adams has bten
living at Lees summit for about Two
years nnder the names Of J. II. Hall.
Foreign.
1t 10 understood that the English Cab.
sing the terms and peace proposed BY
the latter.
II is reported that the Beers have re-
treated in two columns, one oil ZOO,
the other OF 900, the latter INTO the Or.
snge Free State.
The Synagogue at Nuste,tin, Pomer.
ania, vas destroyed by fire, and sup.
posed to be by an incendisry. An anti.
Jewish meeting Was held in the build.
ing shortly before the fire broke out
Body snatching from the village
chnrchysrds in the nrighb Jrhood ol
Montreal is extensively carried on. Sat
urday the police recovered the remainl
of woman in the disseciing rooms o.
Bishops College.
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ILLINOIS TRAGEDIES.
An italian Murdered His Brother-Sui
eide In the Hay Now.

An Italian Murdered His Brother-Sui-
eide 10 the Hay Now.
ST. LOUIS. February 20 0-Baptiste
Costa, an Italian coal miner, living near
Collnsville, Ill murdered his brother,
Bartner Costa, last evening. Very little
is known about the circumstances, but
the brothers lived together in a shanty
near the mine in which they worked.
1t appears Bartner attempted to keep
Baptiste out OF the house last night,
when the latter forced his way in and
killed the former. Baptiste then went
to neighbor's house quarter Of mile
away and told him that he had killed
no attention was paid to his statement,
as he was considered insane, having
been confined at the county farm sew
eral times fer unsoundness OF mind.
Baptiste remained at the neighbours all
night and left in the morning. Shortly
after the neighbor went to the shanty OF
the brothers and found Bartner's dead
body on the floor. Baptiste has not
been found at last accounts.
John Herbert, a young man living
with his uncle, wealthy farmer near
Turkey Hill, not far from Belleville,
Illinois, hung himself in the haymow
last evening. No cause assigned Tor the
act
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Afternoon Session
An tsmp,at Reform IN Detroit.

DErRorr, February 20. A very large
and enthusiastic meeting OF citizens was
held last evening to take action looking
TO the suppression OF variety theatres
and low concert halls, which exist in
few places in the city. The action was
called out by the refusal of Mayor
Thompson 10 renew the licenses Of these
places. and incidentally the action OF a
police Justice in refusing TO issue war
rants when complaints were made fer
violation OF the liquor law as to Keeping
open saloons after 10 P. N, selling to
minors, keeping open on SUNDAYS, &c.
The meeting was presided over by Elisf q
TAYLOR, Esq. and among the vice presi-
dents were many OF the most prominent
citizens in all the professional walks of
life.
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A sAFETY.PIH

In the True Sense Of the Tsrn-By II
Loossning Child u Dropped Prom the
Tslons Of an Eagle and It's Life Spared
MILroS, n. c., February l9.-Thia
morning the nurse OF the infant of Maj.
William Daniels left the child In the
kitchen door feeding chickens. A lew
minutes after . large eagle, measuring
seven feet from tip to tip, sweoptd d
down at Q chicken, but missed, the
fowl running under cover. The eagle
scared upward, but soon made another
attack, this time upon the infant, which
it caught in its talons aud beak. The
little one made . desperate resistance,
and was rather heavy for its cap,or. but
finally the child's efforts from exhaus-
ton ceased, and the eagle rose with it.
Before rising more than iour feet above
the ground the child's diapsr.pin gave
way, and the eagles tslou's being fssten.
ed IN it, the child fell to the ground; sus-
tanning bad bruises. while the eagle
scared up with the diaper. The alarm
was given by the nurse, who came on
the scene. and the bird was shot soon
after.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
c,ruRpaYS SESSION LONG AND
TEDIOUS.
II the House During the Morning Some
New Business Of Importance Was
IransacteG, Also in the Senate
Dry aOnO;OnOus Reading
Of Bills the Remain
der Of the Day.
Isr SEPOST ON The SPECIAL SsS-
SION AND EXTENSION,
SENATE

H., senate was called to order at 10
An. saturday.
Mr.. McNeel, from the Committee on
Public Library, reported back 5. b. No.
: "A bill 10 provide for the appoint
msnt prescribe the duties, and fix the
.,larv OF the State Librarian" with the
,.r,mmendation that 1t do not pass.
Mr. Brown presented the petition Of
". Wetzsl and others, vi Jackson
r,,n,y. asking for an amendment to
Oh. charter of the town OF Ravenswood.
Mr.. Stollings offer the following:
Rs slrs{. That the Committee on the
Judiciary inquire into the exPediency OF
establishing 2 State Land Bureau, and
r,por, by bill or otherwise.
The reading Of the justices bill was
then proceeded with, anu at noon li2
sections had been completed.
The committee report concerning the
.x,ausion Of the session, as IL Is given
I'M the House proceedings, was received.
The senate then took a recess until
Afternoon Session.
AtSr.N. the Senate reassembled, and
N, consideration Of III. b No. 30 was
rssumed. After reading few sections,
n motion was made 10 recOmmit the bill
% the Judiciary Committee, but 1t did
Hu; preva l.
A great many amendments 10 the va
ri,1s sections were offered, and but very
,ss II them prevailed, it being the gen
rral desire 10 allow the bill to go through
A. /, stood. most OF the members think
iu, IL could rot be improved upon much.
several unsuccessful attempts were
maI, TO adjourn during the afternoon.
EamOuSirauces were presented from
RF. Caldwell and ll2 others OF Ohio
rorntv. and Henry Compton and 81
others Of TaylOr county, against the pas
s,gr q any law releasing nOn-residents
ir5,u attachment or gsrnishee process.
Both rcnOnstrances were laid upon the
table. Mr.. StOllings Introduced bill to
amend and re.euact section Of chapter
los Of the Acts Of 1877. Referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Alter having completed the reading OF
2Jl sections Of the Justices bill, the
Senate. on motion OF Mr.. Dennis, ad-
burned until l0A. VI. TO day.
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Tn. Course Of the National Banks.

NEW YoKK, February 2e.-Ths pas
sage Of the Funding bill led 10 prompt
action by some Of the city banks The
Market National bank proceeded TO re-
tire its circulation. Friday and ysster.
day there was deposited st the Sub
Treasury s.,ll0,0OO to withdraw bonds
to secure bank circulation. The princ!.
pal banks making deposits were the
First National bank, $500 0OO. and the
Third National bank, t750,o00. These
banks withdraw their entire circulation.
Their action will te followed, II 10 un-
ders,ood, by many other National
banks, which were unable 10 secure full
meetings Of their directors yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-21
No Public Ceremonies in New York

New YoRK, February l9.-Msyor
Craze has received the following dis
patch:
WAsHISGroS, February l9.-The fami-
" Of Mr.. Wood are positive in their adj
her, nee to the proposit on that there be
no public ceremonies or demonstrations
in New York and the remains will be
taken at once, upon their arrival, 10
Trinity Cemetery, Carmansville, there
to be placed in the receiving vault. No
objectioR to the committee coming here
to attend the funeral.
(Signed) JoHN G. THOMPSON.