Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1876, Page 2

.been condomned by tho United States Counrt, —— TH. CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1870, matter, and concurred with the Grand Jury In tholr action igooring tho bill nader tho decres sntereds . WASHINGTON. —_— NEW ORLEANS. ‘LIORTNIXG 70 STRIKE. . Bpectal Dispateh to Ths Chicaco Tribune, Wasuma10x, D. C., Fob. 23.—Private advices from New Orloans rapreseot that indiciments will soon bo found thors which will make 28 much sonsation in the country a8 those at Bt. Lbnid, Tho nsmes nt‘vu?epromlnm persons wreusod, but it would not be proper to glve thom i advance of the final actionof tho GrandJury. e imris THE CABINET, “ ANG 10 prisTOW ] " Setiat Dispatoh to The Chicago Tribune, fWasmnarox, D, O., Fob, 23.—Very stroog lotters and dispatchos wero recoived last night and this morning from varions sections urging Bovators and mombers to provont romovals from the Cabinot, Thoso from New Hampshire and Mainn woro particularly poiuted. Tho effect thers and of sovoral consultations here seoms 0 bavo boen to sty contomplated procoodinga £of tho prosent. CRIME. THE WADDY THOMPSON CASE. Menrms, Fob, 23.—In tho United States Court to-day Judgs Brown rondered a declsion fn the Waddy Thompson Laboas corpus case, holding that tho writ of roplovin undor which lie obtained tho goods was fraudalout and void, and his caso sbonld bo laid beforo the next Grand Jury of this district, and the Dietrict Attorney was directed to see this done, provided Do action bo taken on any indictment till Thompson shall Lave been dlacharged by tho Btate Court. The prisonor waa remanded to tho custody of tho Bheriff of tlus couaty, but ho prayed for appesl to tho United States Circuit Court, which was granted upon hin giving an appoal bond in ihe sum of 8,000, which bo is wying to do. Tho Mouse €aucus Committco Still at Work on Their Currency Bills Mr, Payne's Bill Likely to Be the Basis of any Measure Reported, Inconveniences Arising from the Lack of New Currency, The House Railroad Committeo and the Scott Grab Bill. ‘| An Early Resumption of Speoie-Pay- ments Predicted. Toxt of the BIIl to Redneo and Consoll- date the Army. THE CURRENCY. THY. DIVISION OF FENTIMENT, Special Dispateh ta The Chicago Tribune, Wasmnoroy, D. (L, Fob. 23.—The Commitieo appointed by tho Chafrman of the Domocratio cnnens to doviso some currency policy upon which a majority In tho Honso can bo united, held another moeting to-day, but roached no concluson. The Committea is apparently moro divided than ever. The so-called hard-moncy party in the caucas and in the Committeo rocog- nizing what they think to bo tho necossity of making a compromise with the inflationiats, or s anti-contractionlsts,” as thoy call thomsolves, aro willing to agreo to & repeal of tho Curroncy act of 1876 provided somomoans nowinally look- ing to resumption at s distant date bo subatituted for it. This part of tho Com- mittes would probably agreo to Payno's bill, either an it was origiuslly introduced in the Housoe or with cortain modifications which havo becn supgested, No vote hag ss ot beon taken in Commlttoe, and, ssits meotings are socrot, thersis no way of finding how many of its membora would bo willlng to agreo to such » bill. v LEFT TOVIN, tir. Lowms, Feb, 23.—Bomo days ngo a small ‘bank, known as the Farmers' and Traders’ Bank, In tho western part of tho city, suspouded, its Directors giving out that they would soon bo able to sottle all the indobtednesa, It mow socma that tho accounts of ita Cashier, Rudolph A. Dyer, the son of an old and bighly-respected cltizen, ' digcloce a deficionoy of £30,000. o was to have met the Dircctors an Monday, to #groo upon means to make his acconnta good, but ho did not appear, and now it turns out that o loft his homo in Glondale, & faw milos from this city, last Saturdny, and has uot siuce been kenrd from, nor {8 it known wlhere ho i, A STREET ENCOUNTER, LouvsviLLg, Ky., Feb, 23.—To-day Gen. JFoln Rodman, formerly Attornoy-Coneral, e, compaulod by two of his sons, met Capt. Iarry 7. Todd, just in front of tho Stale Ilonso ab Frankfort. Gep. Rodman stopped nup to Todd, and, denounciog in strong lapgunge certsin ptatements mado by that gentloman in the Lox~ ington Gazetle of to-dsy, slspped him o tho 1s00,, and immediatoly aftorsarda a platol-shot grazoa Todd's leg. Hodman thon drow a kuolfo, But, Todd saying ho was nnarmed, bystanders intorfored and provented tho affair from pro- ceoding further. Both parties oro of the high- et standiog, and gouerally estoomod, THE GENERAL DITRESSION is that & majority of the Committeo, following tho fead of Chairmen Dright and Holman, will vote agalnet any such measuro, and inalst npon tho ropesl of tho obnoxlous act with- out aprecing to = substitution of any .other monsuro for it. It may be authori- tatively assorted that no proposition for issuing any groater volumo ol paper ourroncy than is now in ciroulation bas beon considered by tho Committes. Somo of its membera do proposo tho ropeal of tha Nationsl Banking law and the substitution of o greonback currency for tha Natiounl Baok circulation, but it is bolioved that this sentimont is not strong coough in the Democratio party to carry it through the Ilonse, Tho paseago of the bill repealing thio Resump- tlon act of 1875 MAY BE COXFIDENTLY LOORED FOR. The Vemocrats, inclnding thoso who favor a sound currency, will almest unanimously sup- port such a measare, and it will aleo recelvea con- sidorable numbor of votes from smong tho Ropublicans, Previous to tho action of the Topublican Convontion [u Indiaoa, it was roported that all, or nearly all, tho Itepub- lican Ropresentatives of that StateIn tho Houso would vote for sach a bill, and that it would algo receive the votea of many Ropubliczns from Obio and other Westorn and Southern States. Bright, Chatrman of tho Caucus Committoe, and who probably represents o large oloment smong the Domocrats, {8 not only in favor of repeallug tho TResnmption act of last year, but is strongly op- posed to any measurs looking to o return to specio payments, and holds TYE STHANGE DOCTRINE that contraction carticd to its utmost oxtent woutd not approciate the value of our curroucy, ~—would in reality cause the premium on gold to bo groater than it now fs. lleisuot in faver of the accumulation of coin iu tho Treasury for ultimato reanmption of specio paymonts, bo- cause ho balioves it would b impossible for tha Government to provent tho coin from flawing out of tho countryas rapidly as it was paid out by tho Treasury Doparimont. Ha says tunt & roturn to &peclo payment whilo tho United Stated owes #o large o foreign debt, tho intorest upon which 18 to bo lmld in gold, {8 entiroly out of tho question, and Hnt tho ouly way in which reszmption can be brought about s by a reduction of the debt hold in foreign countrics. Itis not undorstood that ho favors any extremo measurcs to bring this abuat, 88 hio describes the financial condition of the Southern poople as vory doplorable, and would bardly liston to a proposition to iucroass taxation for tho purpose of rapidly payiug off tho national debt. Whils tho nnti-hard-monoy Jontinont {8 very strong in the ITouso, 1t is AN INTERESTING FACT that hardly o singte membor of that body will admiv that ho is 1o favor of au,increase in the volume of the currency. In tins rospect, at leant, sowo advancement of sentiment in Con- gress towards sound eurrency views has beon mado during the last two years, Previousto tho pusseg of tho Rosumption uct of 1875, & vory arge numbor of tho membors of both Ifousea favored nn expansion of the currancy to at lenst ,000,000. Now, whilo somo of the inflo- . tiobista favor a substitution of grecnback cur- rency for bank-note circulation, tlioy all claim to be simply opposed to any furthior contraction of tho currency, and not in favor of suy oIpan~ sion of its total volume. TT0 the dasoclated Press.) ‘Wasmiyatox, D. C., Fob, 23.—1The Democratio PENNSYLVANIA MURDERERS. PorrsvitLe, Pa, Feb. 23.—This morning, Munley and AMcAllistor, who woro rocently ar- restod and chargod with the murder of Wron and 8anger, Inat fall, had a private hearing on a writ of habeas corpus. Tho doors of the court were locked nud guarded to keep tho crowd Irom entering. THINNING THEM OUT. Lrrree Rocr, Feb, 28,—Six men, four of them Tudinns, ono a nogro, and ono o white man, hava and aro to bo oxecutod nt Ft, Smith on tho 21st of April next. Thoro wore six hung at tho same place on tho 4th of Hoptember last. ACQUITTED. Jomxerows, N. Y., Feb, 23.~Fred 8mith, who has been on trial for somo time past for the mutder of Edward Yost, waa thls moroing found ot guilty. CASUALTIES. A SLEEPING-CAR BURNED, Mrearems, Teon., Fob, 23,—About 8 o’clock this morning tbo sleoping-car Tonsss, in tho train from Loulsville, was discovered on firo Just before roaching Gallowny, and bofore the train conld bo stoppod tho flames gamned such hoadway that tha passengers wore paroly enabled to escape. loaving their clothing aud light bag- gago bebiud, which, with the car, wore cntiroly sonsumed, many of the passengers, {ncluding womo ladies, arriving biere en desbabillo, ACCIDENTS AT DANVILLE, ILL, Specwd Dupateh to The Chicago Tribune, Daxvitre, 1L, Fob., 23.—Alonzo Evaus, who was kicked by a horso Tncsday, died this moraing of the'injuries recelved. e lived ot Fithian, {n this county. By the caving In of tho roof of & room at the Ohio coal-shaft yestorday, s miner namod Brenan ad both thigh-bones brokon and his hoad 8o in- Jured tuat bis life Is despaired of, A MINER KILLED. Bveciat Disoatch to The Chicago Tribune, Pexiy, Ill, Feb, 23,~This morniog sn em- ployo'at the Hops coal-mine, just east of the olty, Eugena Pbillips by name, was killed by falling from the second to the third vein, a dis- tanco of 150 foot. He was endeavoring to move & cago of coal to the shaft, and, losing bis bal- ance, foll and was ternibly mashed to pieces. BRAKEMEN KILLED, Bpectal Duvatci I'he Chicago Tridune, Inpiaxavorss, Ind,, Fob. 23.—Lnst night a brakeman on the Pan-Handle Rord, named Will- {am Heab, waa Lilled at Greenville, 0., npd this afternoon another one, Jesso Bpray, of thie city, at Groenfield, Ind. Caucus Committes hold an adjourned meetiog spectad Disputeh to The Chisage Tribune, to-day on the financial question, but, arriving at Gavesnorg, 11, Teb. 23.—0O. Pogg, » | no conclusion, adjourned to meot on Friday. brakoman on the Chicago, Barlington & (Quincy Railrosd, waa instantly killed botwoen 4 snd § o'clock this morning at Kirkwood, a atation 20 miles west of this city, by baving lis head crushied botween two froight-cars. EQUESTRIAN ACCIDENT. specral 1mapateh to The Chicago Tribune, Qanunvitiy, 1, Feb. 23.—Yesterday after- poon & young fon of Peter Coruollo, of Plain« vlow, while riding to town, was thrown from a horse sud instantly killed KILLED BY EXPLOSION, PorrserLe, Pa., Fob, 2J,—Adam Bherman sod John Harris were killed this morning by the ox- plosfon of sulphur in Klng & Co.'s colliory. it FINANCIAL, Thoe membors of tbe Committeo say they are under an injunction of secrosy rogarding the proceedingy, and therofore arc not at liberty to communicato any spocitle information on “tho subjoct, further than to sssert that all the mem- bors are desirons of harmanizivg their opinions, in view of tho political as weil as financial importance of ~ tho question; that tho delay in arriving at a conclusion arfaes from tho fear thutif o platform bo propared to satlsfy the hard-monsy men, thoso of a contrary opinlon 108y bo placed at s disadvantage {u certain Btatea. Tho proposition of Rrepressutative Payvo, oo which as & basid tho Committes sre #till ongagod, does not, howevor, design inter- foring with tho presont volume of curreucy, bat merely roquires tho Hecretary of the Treugury and tho National Danka respecte ively to reserve a certmin percentage of gold from year to yeat 88 u slop in mdvance towsrd specie paymonts, leaving time and clircumstances to produce & gomeral resumption, In vidw of such proposition, the repeal of wo much of the Specio Teaumption oot _ne tho first of January, 1479, this purpose bocomes, necexsary, Yvon 18 the Committoo should not larmonizo on tho general question, thoy wauld contider the repeal of that clause of more advantaye to the country than jts retontion, all agroemp that the resumy- x}unbt;r specla paymonts e that timo (8 imprac- tioablo. —_— . SCOTT'S GREAT GRAB. 178 FROSFECTS. Svectal Disvateh to The Chicago Tribune. ‘Wasmyetox, D. O, Fob. 23.—A vote was expoctod to-day in the Housa Committes on the Pacifio Raliroada on the Toxas Yacifle bl but, after vomo discusulon, it was postponed for one weck. Ithas been generally supposod that tho majority of this Comwittce was in favor of Beott's scheme, but it s not aa certaln thatn majority will be in favor of reportivg it at the SHAW! peciat Dispatch Lo The Chicado Triduna, Brninariecn, Maes,, Fob, 23.—Elijah Ebaw, of Wales, who owns tivo woolen mulls, haviog fiftean nets of machinery, and employiug some 475 bands in turniog out flue-grade caasimores, is reported to have failed with liabilitics of sbout £300,000. He owos real estate to tho waluo of £300,000 or 800,000, but for which thera 18 no certain market. ‘Thero is 00,000 in mortgages on two of the millly, snd though Mr, Shaw lhoy tho entiro coufidence of tho woolen men and selliug agents Lo failod of getting the usual bauk accommnda- tiona, Thoro was a call for some of the mort. flgeu, and his woolon manutacturing bolug at a oes, hie haa declded to suspond 1o réalize on his roperty and protect himsolf and others, The holp sre puld up to Doc. 1, Mr. Bhaw is almost the creator of the town, whero he bogan busi- noss about 1848, and is bess known sbroad uatho foundor of the colorod Bhaw University, at Ia- T ik v iio Yo ita na | Prcsent sossion. Many of tho Reprosoutatives church of tut doowiuation, Mr, Shaw is | Of both politial parties who support President of tho local saviugsbank, which junot | the bill, —snd who, ehould §i e at all involved, Noither 18 the woolou firm of A & E. D, Shaw, 5 CORRECTION. New Youx, Peb. 23.—Tho report telographed that tho Phenix Bilk Mills, of Pstorson, N. J,, auspended,” ly untrue. ‘Lho uitly aro in opera- Aion a8 wsual. Lrought bofora the Ifouse, would prob- ably feel obliged to vote for it, doubt the ,mluvy of takig it up st the present session, The wontiment of the people ircenprctive uf E‘"’ thioughout a large wection of country I nown to be opposed to ull subaidios, and to tno graut of soy further aid to railroad or other pri- vate corporations, aud sbould this it} pass be- fore the Prosideutinl stection, party leaders on both sides fonr thst 4 wespon would be placed 1o the hands of thewr oppouents. For this resson it would not bo at ull strange i tho Committes, 8% ita mevtiog next Wodnes. day, should voio aithes &0 postpauo tuo wholo —— SUICIDE. . PBILADPLPHIA P's., Feb. 23,—~Yestarday Frank Thomss, aged 16 yoarw, committed suiclde by Aapgicg ab Lis fathor's sesidence, order, prohibit all persons not Indians from cutiing or romoring wood o€ tloms from s, reservation, and an; jolating this order shall bedeemed muu{ misdemtanor, and, upont convietfon, fined tiot lees than $100 nor niora'than $300, and {mprisohed not e min! iwo yenre, Me. Windom opposed the anbatituto, 1le moved an smendment ta the anbatitute providing that the pro- viniona of (his sot shall not spyly to that pard of the * Bloug " reservation Islug In between the north anid nouth forke of ihe Cuéycnno River and east of the eant line of Wyoming Terrilory, He was determined that e peapls of {lie Unitod ‘Hletea ahiould have tlie right ta go to tho Diack Hils and dovelop the wealth of that question until tho next eceslon of (Jongross or agrao that it {a INEXPYDIENT AT TIIR TIME 1o take any further sction on tho aubject. The Atklos bill; aa roported from the 8nb-Commit- tee, movides for the constrnction of & msin_ trunk-line westward from Fort Worth and for four branches, Very great opposition lina beon made to_the eonstriictiona of somo of these branclios, Ono of them, which it is pro- posed to extend from Jofferson, Tex,, to Mom- plils, in nenrly & eteaight ling, {8 oppoded by tho O'Marn, Otis, and tho rast of t:o commities roe turn by way of Phitadelphia and Now York, A CONORERSIONAL DANKERS. Tho list of stockholdors in the Natlonal Banks enlled for by tho Iousp will ho ready early In March, A largo force has boen at work on {¢ in tho Tresnry for eoveral wooks. Tho objoct of the resolution wad Lo obtain tho names of all tho mewmbois of Congroes who baloug on much a t. NIDDLE, It {s intimatod that W. N, Riddlo, Cashior of roprosontatives of tho Iron Monntain Ratltoad, | tho Ponnsylvanis Bank of Pittaburg, will ano- | country. tho Memphis & Littla Rock Iailroad, and othor | caod Mr. New as Troasuror of tho Unitod Btases, | A long discamion enaued, {uvolsing questions of g:mplnlu which have counlncuoln- wnlr-:mllhgrr:i Bl'r.‘llkldln‘ls‘nnw :n tgo (;i“" The pr?blbll.:ly '1,:-;';; f‘m'.";',“u‘:'.i'fl;nfia’:fi‘;};‘- up the Disck iillato irect connoctions aro alresdy entavlished | of bhis appointment is based upon tho fact that | ™0 " B s o reana from all - polnts | somo carreapondonce hua badn had with partian | . eRdin discuseion, M, Edmands, trom the Sudlc in _Texas now resohed by the railroads | in Pittaburg in reforonce to him a8 & nob ime | cusoge the ime for tiolding the terme of the Distriol to Memphls, Bt. Louis, and other polnts un the Mississippl River, Tho southenatern link of this line it alroady in the hauds of tho Toxas Pacifio Company, and no discriminations aro made ngalnst citlos or towns situstod on any of the conuncting railronds, Tho Iron Mountain Ttoad {s itsell & Iand-grant road. and is juat be- ginning to secaro a largs amount of Toxas trado. Tho line proposod from Jofforson to Memphis {s bot s fow miles ehorter than tho present line, and, to an uninterestod person, would saem to be entiroly unnecossary. OTHER NRANCHES. Anotlier of tho branches proposed is to extond from Jefforson and Shroveport to New Orleans, third from Vivita, in the Indian Torritory, to 8 point on tho matn trunk at or near tho 100th meridian of , Joogitudo, and a foorth from Shroveport to Vicksburg, The opponents of thess branchos eay that it is nnoccessary to grant thom Government aid, since, assoon a8 the trauk lino ts completed, private ontorpriso will in- nAaro its connections with tho railwavsystemof tho country. The smount of bonds, the interest on which " tho Company ntks the Govornmont to aranteo for the “construction of the trunk- ino 18 about 70,000,000, whils the proposod ‘branches call for about 850,000,000 more. OF COURSE, 8COTT DOESN'T CARE WUETUER THE GRAD GIIALL DE DIG OR LITILE Scott, it {a understood, cares vory littlo for the branch lines, and_Las ouly allowed them to bo attached to the bill iv order to sccuro tho votes of tho Reproacntatives of tho soctiona through which the branchos are to oxtend, Tho opposi- tion to theeo branchos {s so strong that, oven should a bill for the main trunlk-line bo roported thie sossion, it is cerlain that & proposition for tuo branch line will fail. ‘probable succousor to Tressuror Now. BPEAKER KEOI resumed the Chair to-day. 1lo says ho naver folt botter in his lifo ; that ho thinks ho will be ablo to romaln nntil the closo of tho sossion. Ad 8 boy Mr. Kerr sulforod from catarrb, and haa been s victim to it over sinco. Rocently, hovover, tho discaso stiacked tho bronebisl organs, and waa olso scoompaniod with great nervous , derangemont, Under medie cal troatment b tho discaso las beon rostored 1o its original seat. 'The rest and recre- ation, atded by the advios and treatment of his Ehyu[chns hava restored him to tho 'nvango ealth of later years, though bis frienda etiil urge s visid to tho Honth dnrlnfi month. Mr. Korr now thinks suc necosInry. Courl for tho District of Weat Virginia. Fassod, TILA DISTRIOT DOND NILIa . Mr. Waillolgh moved to reconwidor the vole by Tl the report of he Oonference Commitica on tia Jolnt reaotutlon to pay the fntorest on the 3,65 honds wan ayceed toon Mondsy last, ligald L mado tie motion for the prirposa of atating tho reasons which prompled him fo give that notice on Monday, If means cauld be devised Lo sacertain which bouds bad ‘beon danued for feaudulant chaims, It ahould bo douet It, after caroful examination of 1he subjoct, ho Lisd come o tha conoluston that the: ratod, and_mustall be pald, for 'fraudulant claims_Wero now of tho thioves ihoy conld ba put off on frinocent persons Lofora any inveatigation conld bo made o sacertain which ud been fasned for frondulent elaims. He spoke of the frauds commitied In tha Distriet, and said they had almost made thename of the Diatrict infamoun amony tho Liorieat psoplo of the cotintey, Tonds had beon igsued 10 pay counsel omployed 1o difend tioBoard of Public Works, and thiey had been {ssued to_carry out ihat diabolical mafe-burglery conspiracy conoerted to injure an Innoccnt man, atd_Also to pay for all the fraudulont cisime nodee a monatrous syslom of extending contracts, bub it was imporsible to have thom separated from tho bonds fssued for Honest clstms, and all mst be pald, Mr, Morrimon aeked i€ the Senafor ratd (ke 3,65 bonds ‘wero iamuod to pay counsel employed Ly tho Board of Tublio Works, Mr, Wadleigh et ha imderstood that tho gentlemen who condncted thelr defenre carrled thelr clim before tizo Doard of Audit, and wor allowed §12,000. F could not Le Repa- Ahiese bonus {ssuod fn the hands tho coming a visitis une BILVER. The accumalation of- siiver and current pro- duction bas reached suct & puint thst resumption of silver paymonts in the immediate futuro {u pow a anbject of earncst_consideration at tho Treasnry Department. It waa intimated to-day that this desirablo stop was not atall jmprobabla within thirty days. The silvor now on haud ia ©12,000,000, whioh, with the monthly coinage, is considered smple to iuaugurato the work. 2 BCAMMON'S CABE. The h‘wyn‘r‘: o'r d:b:n Boston {hr:lf’ \;hgc aro Lejora secuting the_indictmanta against J. Y, Scam- Fon. say. that Unitod Sistoa: Distrioi-Attorney | Zcasons abore niited, sk it would be'imposrible to Dangs, after oarofully examining tho caso, said | SoTATRIE tLe K e 10 foconnid thist b should not oator & nolls prosequi excopt | " 1hyati skl the motion toaconsides eoud not by spocial positiva order from the Attorncy-Gon- | be withdrawn, and_he aubmitted that, if the allega- «l:u\. fl%‘tmy also :.h.n’l l‘lhn:: tho Av.tgmn -Gonoral | tions ‘r:ugu ,'i.’x u--‘ iu:m:m d{:m Now Hampshiro wero o true, it ahould not be withdrawn, T ‘,_.,,;g‘;"} ato wm;h:"h‘:;,“ tho | |, 2Mr. Bogy ‘alid tho Benata. of thia United Statrs owed managoment of tho Soammon caso la not to be | 3191 own gty 1o, SEaiEd, ”;‘;n‘““:flf‘o&“g' . e entiroly as tho Boston lawyors wiah it, It is R FREMONT. oo latimatod thiat tho mathods omployed by | “CHes Walislan ssked oavo 1o ARAL bis motion to HE TOISKS THERE'S NOTIUNG TIE MATTER WrTn | the lawyer in prosccuting this case and in inati- | reconsider tho vote, TEXAS PACIVIO, gating the_procuromont of tho indiotmont will | _ The question being on granting such leave, Mr, Mor- Spectat Dispateh to The cm;nun bl not boar closo erutiny. It is nos improbablo | rill (Me) moved to- lay tho requeat on tho lable. Agreed to—yoas, 57; nays, 1 (Edmunds). Mz, Morril thon moved to lay the mtion to rocon- stder the volo on tho table, pending which Ar. Sauls- Dury inoved o adjourn, Agreed to—yoas, 3; nays, 28, Adjourned, that tho Attornoy-Goneral may dircot District- Attornoy Banga to nolls pros tho indiotment, & THE 1812 PENSIONERS. Tho discussion of the bill o grant pensions to voterans of tho War of 1813 evoked some rhetorical aud eloquent appeats for the soldlors of old days. Bouthernmen and Northern mon emulntod cach other in thotr zeal for thoe defond- ars of the old flag. Jusé before the adjourn ‘mont, Bon 11ill sought the floor, and it {8 thonght Wagiuxoroy, D, 0, Fob, 23.—Cen. Fromont was Lofore tho Bub-Committoo of tho Judicisry to-day, with roforonce to the inquiry lnto tho pasengo of tho Texas Pacifio billin 187). Ho #sid he had no knowlsdgo of the uso of any cor- rupt or impropor moans to affoot tho passngo of tho bill, and no monoy wag, used except for lo- gitimate purposes,—the hiring of counsel, ad- Lovar. Bpeaker Kerr was n tho ehalr fo-dsy, spparently Utk Waproved In. healtt, and was warly Weloomed by tho members and officers of tle Touse, Mr. Jones (Ky.) introduced a bill for tho repesl of somuch of the ac of tho1ith of December, 1872, as vertising, printing, the cmployment of agents, that to-motrow ho may ondeavor to nndo some [ providen "B’h‘. pivot draw in any bfid to layémcécd ote. ITo hiad no koowledge of any monoy being :;“:h; %‘:Efif ":::u:;?‘:od by /LS Avosty ;‘.’E." uerm?u.'"'“ besirouts Qovlaghaita o paid for any improper purposes, and did not bolfeve any waa paid. Thore was a fand of $90,000 ot asido for oxpenses, A portion of BCUBNOK. The correspondence on tile in the Btate Da. partmont in rogard to the conmection of Gen. ADMY BTLL, Mr, Danning introduced a biil to promote the effi- elency of thearmy, to provide for its gradual reduction, Hohenck with tho ¥mma Mine and Machado | Aud the cousolidation ‘of certatnof its ataff depart "_‘I;, was used to pay for tho sorvices of Rlehard | o 1,341y 1yas boon forwarded to tho Houso Com- ’,‘;;,“:;mf.‘fi,“;{:fi' I ?;"l%fi; e |l A €. Pacaons, st that timo Marshalof tho United } mittes on Foroign Affaira, It will bo Iaid boforo ty-thres, and provides that thero shail not be any now enlistments tll tho number of enlisted men shiall bo roduced fo, 2000; that fregimental ograniratious of nlrzul!llr.r‘,.nhn'}( be aboli ed, and u:;t the lrflller; shal oreafter known as the corps O 0 H0 ot it Svemd arillery, wad il conslt of o beilerie of Wasmnotox, D, 0., Feb. 23.~The Bupromo | o ofioers o actitle Art Court fo-dny 'hoard 'sddressos rolativo (o tho | aniie nn;f&rfifim?(fi::&n? g:hu‘:‘c‘:rfloneu? x death of Roverdy Johnson, and resclationa of | Lieutonant-Colonels, twelve Mafors, sixty Captains, ropect to his momory were ontored on the roo- | 120 First Lisutenants, and sixty-Gvo Bocond Lieuten: b anta, 1t providesfor an_officers’ achoot for cavalry and infantry. It provides sides-docamp for general ollicers as follows : The General, three; Lioutenant- General, two; Major-Goaorals, dwa caoh; and Lrim- States Supreme Court, aud since s momber of the House from Oliio, John D, Defroos, formorly Congrossionnl Printer, and R, M. Corwine, lowyer of this city, These gentlemon wore recognizod as tho sgents of tho Company, and thoy wero paid for thelr morvicos. The wholo oxpenses, including overything in the way of connsel, _advertising, printing, salaries, ote., wora 46,000, which would ssom to leave a small margio for the corruption of membors of Congress. Gon, Fromont did not atats who was paymnstor, but ho said that $45,000 tho Committao at its mosting to-morrow morne 10g, after which, it is bolloved, is will bo given to tho pross. THE ANMY DILL. Tt ia estimatod by Gou, Bavging that the Army Teform bill introduced by bim _to-day, and ro- 3 of the original fand wea roturnod uD- | fareed to. the Committes on. Milltars ATairs, | e Et e mrometoma 1 fhe Busean o nsed,—n rather remarkablo circumstanco | would, if passed, evontually effoot a saving of i’uumy Justice, or among Judgs Advocates, It in tho minds of gomo mombers $2,600,000 annually, morgs tho Quarlermnsters and Subsitence Depart. ments {nto one organization, to bo known as the De- partment of B‘I’l}VY' loa, which is to consist of one Ohief, itk the rank of Brigadier-General, six Golonels, o Eieutenant-Golonels, twenty-four Msjors, and foriy- of tho Committeo, eloco it is not regarded ns customary to roturn monoy ralsed to promoto legislation, Fromont bad no list of mombors of Cougrosa who wore or were allegod to have TENT DILLS, 1t spponea from official statemonts that the varione Departmontis of the Govornment ox- nd over §200,000 annually for ront of build- two Captalns. The Modical D t s t ot Vot procilaod bonds. If each promisos waro | fogs: ta* s, city. "Tho Houso Commitics o | bF- omo- SirgtoR-damcral, Wi e rank . of mado, ho bad nothing to do with thomw, sud had | punlic Buildings snd Grounds contomplate | Brigsdior-General; one Assistant - Surgoon-Gon- no list whatover. ‘The Committeo, howover, | torminatiog such oxponditurcs, and will on- | oral, with the rank of Coloucl; two Medical havo information that bonds woro promised Congressmen, but it is not sufficiently dofinita in charactor to bo given to tho public. * Individ~ usl mombers of tho Comnfittao ald that Parsons promuied bonds right and left among mombers and ontaido $o inflaonce tho passage of the bill, Aftor ita passage, howover, tho promisea wero not kopt, for tho good reason that no bonds woro over issuod. Pareons will probably be sum- moued. Gon. Fromont did not finleh his tes- timony, but will bo hoard again to-morrow, DEN DUTLER soys to-night {hat Fromont |FVH the Committoo o list of mombera of tha Forty-first Congreas who recoivod monoy. It bas ‘come out that Morton, Y'remont's confidontinl ageat, testifiod in bis oxamiontion that, tohis knowledgo, $290,- 000 woro spont by Fromont bero in conogction with this schemo Tho laat $00.000 was given by iry, Fremont out of er own fuods. LUBOPEAN TOUNH, A singular fatality has overtaken sll the im- portant witnesses 10 this caee. Bichard C. Par- sous, who 13 uu}mmnd to biavo beon tho dieburs- iug sgent, has found It nocossary tospend o year in Iurope, Paige, a Washiogton lawyer con- nectod with it, has gono to Europe to join Par- sons, and I, Al, Corwive, another Washington lawyor whoso name bas been mentioned a8 an altoruey of Fremont, cannot bo fonnd. Yurvoyors, with tlie rank of Lisuteuani-Colonel ; five Burgeons, 'with the tank of Lioutenant.Colonel; forty Burgoons, with the rank of Major; and 135 Asalstant +Burgeons, with the rank of ¥irut Lisutenant, mounted, for flio fivst five yoars, snd with the rank of Captain, mounted, ofter five years' servica. The number of contract Surgeons ia lo be limited to fifty, The ofllcs of Medical Elnrnkc‘zfim’ s abolishod. Tho Paymastor- Geueral 18 ta have tho rank of Drigadier-General, snd tbero are to be no now appointmeonts to the o of Major in tho Puy Department untll the number of Majors slsll have beon reduced below twenty, st deavor to restoro to tho Departmont, all busi- nees now transactod outsido of them, ety THE RECORD. BENATE. ‘Wasntnatox, D. G, Feb, 23,—In the Senato Mr. Logan presented o potition of dieabled sol- diors, asking that the provisions of tho nct of Juno 18, 1874, bo extendod ko as to fucludo all Aston i e e n number Loy are o vides who lost an arm bolow tho elbow or a leg holow | hich Famber tioy Pre 6 SO B G e tho kneo, and tbat they bo allowed & pension of | reported untit 1or a proper. uuctuniq of thelr dutica, i poroont, Tateze, ey G, s e et o ot contract argo o Mr. Morton prosontod s potition elgned by | 0 Tha sppointmont th tho grade of Second Liocten- over 16,000 women in Indians, and nenrly 14,000 | anta Lo the graduates of \nafimuq Academy, and to votors of thot Blats, on tho eubject of tampor- | ¥irst Sergeant of arilliery, cuvaley, and tpfeliep. Bt anco, asking] Congreas Lo appoint a commisslon | cavalry, and infsutry at $10 per mouth, It repeals (s to invostigato nod roport a8 to tho offoat of tho mvtb:f aliows womon 10 accompany troopa ss laune i &7 slcobolio liquor trafllo; socondly, to probibit | *3ir \imme tatroduced a bill to tncroase the clerical tho importation of alcohollo liquors from foreign | forco of tho Pensiun Bureau and to provide for the countries ; thirlly, to prohibit the manafacturo | #peedy sottloment of all pension claima, Roferred. and salo of alcoholla Jiquors in the District of RESOLUTIONS, Oolumbla and tho Torritories of tho Unlted Btates ; and, fourthly, to roquiro tho total ab- Alr, James B, Rellly offcred a resolution instructing the Commiltee on Public Expenditares to investigate stinenco from alcoholic liquors of alicivil, milltary, and naval officers of the Unitea Btates, the acts of il disbursing officers, sgents, Col- loctors, Racoivers, and other persons having in posses- #lon wionoys of tiie United Hiates from the Iat of July, 1563, to the d0th of June, 1875, and fo sscertain —_— r. Morlon eald, as his petition was signed by | whether any of them hoVe illegally sppropriated votors, mothers, ond wives of Indlans, he would ask | money or madedefault in sccounting forit. Objocted GREENBACK-PRINTING, o vt roudy printod - the Record, and reforrod o, | 10200 withdrawh, Bpeciat Dupaten o The Chwcars Tribune, tho ‘m'm T co. 80 ordorod, Mr, Robbins offerod & resolntion calling for Informa- WasmyoroN, D, 0., Fob, 23.—If the Tressury Commi tiou aa to anny oflicers holding Consular or diplomatic e also presanted the potition of Nobert Hmall, of Olazlestan, asking for corpensation for the ospturo of tho steamer Planter at Charloaton, fn May, 1563, Ro- ferred, Mr, Morton, in prosenting the potition, sald that Bmall captured the Planter ia Obarleston harbor, snd delivered her to the officer commanding ths TUnited Slates squadron outalde the harbor, 1t was s gallant achiovement, and bad bo beon an officer of the navy he would have recelved & largar amount of appolutments, Adopted, Hals offerod & osolution reciting that charges havo beon mado and spread at longth on the Tocord eeriotaly roflocting on_Goorge F, Seward, lato Conmul- Goneral to Shanghal, and now Ainister to Chins, and dirocting the Becrolary of Btato to commuuicato any information or facts in hia possoasion bearing on the truth of such charges, Adopted. 3ir, Wells, from the Commiltea on_Appropristions, reported & bill suthorizing tho Bupervising Architect of the Tressury Departmont to contract for irom col: umna and pilasters of the first story, snd for roliod officials aro to bo bolleyed, thora s to be a cur- rency famino in tho Deparimont unless Con- gress takea carly sction and paases tho Do- flcioncy bill for the Printiog Buroau, amounting to over #300,000. Tho printiog of curroucy, in- cluding greenbacks and National Bank notes, Lss beon stoppad, and the sum nawed is noeded to continue work until tho ond aof the flacal year, prizo-monoy, An it was, hio recelved but & very small Over 1,000 oporatives aro suddenly thrown -v“n!:!.d x}ov&wdu&a nb"x hr:l:‘xltlu on ans\r,Mllfl fron bealg: ;r the mnona atory, of 1L sri:. Louis Poat- give tho n o, Qoo and Oustom-! and approj 76,000 Lo ":h "m,l‘:"’"'““" and ‘:;" Bocretary | YOO B8 ko presented & potition of 2,000 citl. | thorator. Pasmode PRtspeiatiog 3 of 0 easury comes Congrens | zens of Indisua snd Kentucky in favor of aid to tho | Mr, Whitehouss offered s resolution declaring that and osks for monoy to eot tho presses 2;::“ &:col:: g Cowpany, Heferred to tho | the commercial, manufacturing, and business intor- onta of tho country are s serionsly dopreased in con- requonice of tho nosrtainty of tho future financlal yoltcy of the Government (hat it ia unswise and inex- podient to legislate In Fegard lo any ratical chango in o tarif laws until after tho resumption of epecls payments, goiog agalo, Trossurcr Now says that currency for mxemftion 18 coming in very fast, and thst tho general circulation throughout the country je in a bad condition, 3Much of tho ours ronoy sent in, howovor, i fit for ciranlation, and RAFUNDING DILL. 3tr, Bierman, from the Commitico on Finance, re- ported a bl aineadatory of the acta of July 16, 1870, and Jan, %, 1671, puthorizing the refunding of tho national deft, Placed on tho calendar. The bill is as 20 | Tollows : ‘That tueacts to autborize tue refunding of | Alr. Hogan objeoted to its conmideration, snd ite i ?mm' purposs to assort it snd sond it aus | {FICHNL Fgy approved July 14, 1816, Rnd da 29, | Tesolution want o e sgoin. 1811, bo 80 amended that the smouit of bonds bearing | 3ir. Morrison offerod a rosolution suthorizing tho UNNECESSARY WASTE, 1t is not, rmlupu. geuerally known outside baaking circlos that it is (he oustom of the “I'reasury naver to pay ot old notos, but to give over its" counters nothivg but now bills. .This practico, however, must soon stop, and the oconomical ona be adopted of destroying ouly such notes as are no longer fit for circulation and paying out the othern, I'he "House Appropriations Committeo will to- morrow cousider the roquoatof the Socretary for £300,000 to coutinue she printwg of cur- rency. sub-committoea of the soveral committees that aro charged with Inveatigations to conduct those investi- gationa wilh power o send for persous ud papers, Adopted, PRESERVATION OF TTIK BUFTALO, Mr. Port, from the Commiitos on Territorles, re- Pnr,udm bilt to preventthe useless alaughter of hufTéloos n To Mesary, Fort, Maginnls, Crotnse, (N, Y.), ltegan, Throckiuorton, Hancock, and Gdnger, the bilt passed. ‘Tha bill makos it unlaw- fal for any person not an Indian fo kill, wound, or in any manner deatroy any foulo bnffalo, or any greater numbar of budalocs {han aro nosded for food or for market, 4% per cout intercet, authorized to ba saued, bo i+ Choaked 10 £500,000 00, and that they ba payshie at the pleanure of the United’ States “after LDirty yours from ihio date of thelr iscue, instasd of after i Seeond—This sct sball not be conatrusd to suthoriz any increaso of tho total amonut of bonds provh cd for by the cta to which this sci ia an amendment, nor sutliorizing any incresss whatever of the bonded debt of the Unitod titstes, and all tha pravisions of the acts to which this act is smendatary, not inconsistont with the provialons of this sct, are’ heroby continuod 11 force and effoct. NEW DILLA, WDils futroduced and referred as follows : By Bir. Clrlstiancy—To rogulate the eloctions and elsclive franchise in the Territory of Utah. The main featare of the bill faa restriction of the oloctive franchise to mala citizens of 21 years of age and n)'mmh{ who binve not violated (L United Hitaten lawof July{, 1863, by commencing the practice of polygamy subsequent o thes date, Tho Lill aluo re- quires Ls use at all eloctions of uumarked ballots of o uniform sz and appearance, Dy Mr, Btevonsou—To repeal so muoh of the sct of TIE RED-SZAL YOOLISHINKSS, Thore I8 no doubt that a majority of tho mem- bors aretin favor of stopping the exiravsgans and inoxcusable hapit of printiog the soa! of tho Deparsmout on tho curconoy by what i known s tho plate-printing systera, - They say that the old manner of surface printing ia quite a8 good, 2D will eavo §200,000 s 6AT, O TDENRION DILLy ‘Thio Houss went ito Coramittea of tlie Whol on the Etalo of the Unlon, Mr. Blackburn ip tbe Clalr, on the bilt amending tho Lawn granting pensious to sal- dicra and satlors of the War of 1813 and thair widows, 1t direots the Becretary of the Interior to placo ou the yonsion rolla the names of the nnmmw oficers sud enlisted and drafted men, fnoludiug wilitia and vol- by “rotuimiog | to . Uit eyee | po fartevensou=ilo repeal somuch of the sct of | untoars of the mmilitary aud naval pecvios of ihe Unitad fomy 60,000 could © be saved In 'tao | hedssscroed fhe Do’ Tuver betrben Goviagten aa | Suaices o servad foc ton day In thut war, and wara next four months. ‘'ne Committes scemod dis | Cinclanau, - posed to materially reduce numerous oxponso of the Printing liureau, so that every perfoct greenback that is {eaued will not cost” from 10 wuch officers and men, pravided that the widows wera marrled prior to 1830, Tho pensions are to be at the rate of §4 per month, and the sot is Dot fo Ipfl L2y ptrvon s recéiving a pousion aé the rata (or over COMMITTER REPORTH, Mr, Wright, from the Coimnniitiea on Olaims, report- ©d adversely on the petition of the citizens of Wi 1 %o 20 conte. It is nlso probablo that Bir, Now | 3iPpl askiug that Ll timo be extended for the pro- oF L0 any parson receiviag lesa thad §3 par montl wil bo given an opporiunity to pay ont such :,"_‘,-‘,3,,"_“.‘:,;{;‘;“5;’;’;{:“‘.“’ Fouthiern Claims Come | oxcept for tho ilferenca up to $3 & month, It also wus dischargod from its | dirocts the restoration to the pension-ralls of ali namea ez consideration, stricken thorefrom on accouut of sympathy with the second-hand notes as are fit for clml!lllonl furth 1, Anthony, from the Commiliss on Printi 3 ng, but it is pot uulikely that the Committea wil 6. d thelr death thetr Tetuso to sot tha preeses ot work in tha Treas- | porte atalion. seenily sebitian by b § e L e O ey 1o st The eob ury. If & spooia) appropriation is not mado the | io regard Lo Lus publication of debates Lu tho Congres- | equont marrisge of the widow {a not to prevent hot Duresu will stand idle $ill tho beginning of the | #ionat Racord without amendment, snd asked foe it | from recelving arrearagus, aud in case therais no immediate conalderation, Ho eald 1t had boen sug. geated to him that wweek was ton long 10 sllow & Speach to o reserved for corvection, Hehad Do obe Joctlon to making 1ho period shorler f Beuators do- widow the arrcaraged ara to go to tho pouslonor’s minor children, Mr. Hoakins inoved to amend by giviog pensions to those who secved Ia the War for Bve days iuatesd of next tscal year, whou the regular appropriation will be nvilabla, e NOTES AND NEWS. alred to Lave it a0, {on days a8 provided by the bill, Adopted, BAVE TUE DUFFALO, Mz, Anthony moved to amend the resolution by lllr. c.ml‘ moved u‘:’y strike out m.p":flov(-o, which Special Duwkhjf‘u Fhs Uidady- 15 e striking out all tho latter part in reqard to currectin | provides that the widows of soldiors wmust have been married prior to 1820, Adapted., speeches, tho time withis wich they shall be retura N t M. Bakor moved to striko out from the bill all that Wasumixoro¥, D, Q. VFeb, 23— 10 repurter, etc, Veb, 23.—The Touse | 1 Farith U5, ytr, Pretinghuysen moved to re- ort's dige o+ - passod Fort's Lill for the proscrvation of bufalo | coint the resolation ia- 1ho. Gomamirica 6a Priating, | Poms u oaes of e e et rom rom wanton dustruction, This {s practically | Agreed to, on sccount of aympathy with ibe Het<llion, the bill which was introduced by Fort last year. THE INDIAXS, In the course of the discuselon, Mr, Hunton stated It was opposed Lo-day by eoveral of the fronti The Sonate thon resumed consideration of unfinish- | that the number of persons who would Lo restured to 8 frontior | oq buainecss, being the Lill conferring exciusiva juris | tha pensfon rolls under the Lill would be ouly 450, snd mombors and delogntos, who maintained that tho | dictiun over Iudisn reservations upon Unfted Btate } thoir suuual awount of pensiuns ooly $3,9%63, The buffalo are a hindrauce 1o civilization, snd thau fulinient of crimcs committed | amount of arreatuyes was not exactly known, e Indi 0 peuding swendment belug Mr, Caswell woved to mnend by furbldding psymeont #0 long a4 tho Indians aro encouragod to tako to | nat of \r, Allison, praviding (lat the second scotion | of nrriarager. the chuau there §é Dittlo prospect that they witl bo_construed to prevent the cuidlny of tn- . Uaawell's amendment was oppossd by sfarcis willingly entey upon the pareuitaof pesce. ‘Thera woa not oppoeition cuough, however, to defeat the bill, rans OF use of 810l 00 suy Indian reservation | (Va.) snd Vaucs (N, U.), the latier muking an appeal to neceesary for the army OF use of tho sevorak | the luorality of the Houso in regard (o thoss old pou- Aam located un such reservation, aud it wey | ajoucrs. gre A . v, Alllson moved to amend (b third sscllon b; Tho argument n the contestod osse of Le. | &1 AAR etel 19,5060 (28 LEL bariens o Moyna agaiukt Farwell wau set for to-motraw, | Huperiuteudont baving charyo of tle reserve,” and in- bot u podsponement scems fnovitabls, owiug 10 | aert, # The order of the Preuldent of tha United to tho ilivess of Diok Merrlek, Farwoll's vonu. | Htates,' s that 1t would read, * That sny person found sel. ‘Tho latter is now contined to big bed with | ten suy Indiuu seservation coutpary to law, aud who shall refuse or uegloct to remove thorefrow upon (b avaintal likess, and aunot expeck 40 B0 GUE | order of tha bresidout of ibe United iatcs, ‘ohait ‘e or sumo days, doomed gullty of TR CRICANO DELEGATION, My, Pxddock subl Mayor Colviu bias 1eturiod to Chicago, Lich, s My, ffale rermarkod that (he Democratio side of tha House was not exnibiting & spdrit of liberality n cul- ting down {bo necosary appropriatious, reducing the salarios uf ofclaly, and in turniug oul of ofice hua- drodu of dossrving men and wowen, Al this wee dous on tha ground of the nocesuty of coonomy. He rominded them thab thors bad beon waspicions aud suggeations thut vvery dullar saved by this paring pol- ey would bo caten ny Ly certain elsfma of uno sott of another coming from the Bouthorn pact of the coun- try. . 1". Hnuton fesp'onded, and ram‘ndod As, I1 1 that \ ELEOTION CAMES. whon the annnal Pension Appropristion ‘Ym wan befors the Ilotise, no member on the Leémocratia widn mani. fested Any opposition to it, and he had haver sup) that anybody would raise s Tmuw [} o RADWAY'S REMEDIES, R.IR.-IR. Radway s Ready Relief QURES THE WORST PAINS In from One to Trenty Minatey, bous ibo crip- pl&d penalonars of the War e, llanke remarkod (hat thera was some résnon in Mr, Tiale's auggestion, but still tho necerity of re- tronehment wat no obvious that 1o member conild eafo- Iy rotuse to vote for it/ 1ut tha quention was entirel \fterent, 1t was an obligation, a debéon tho part o the Government, Hn thought fliad the exception pro- poned by Bir, Caswell ought not to be msde. ‘Tue amendmeni offered by Caawall waa farther op- . by Harrison (11t), Hlogs, Townsend, and Cox and othorn, omt dirpostng of 1, {hs Commilles rota and the adjourned —_—————— STATE AFFAIRS WISCONSIN. LEGIALATIVE, Apecial Dispateh lo The Chicace Triduns, Mantsox, Wis., Fob, 23.—The Hcnate had session this morning, with s ellm attendance, expocially on tho Democratic slde, tho members not laviug toturned from ths rocoss. . Rosolutions wors offeted instructiog (he Com- mittoo to whom the Troasurer's teportof tho receipts and disbursements for last quarter was roferrod to exsmina vouchers in detall, some of tho exponditures indicating a vondocfal rolaiation from tho oconomla profossions fa tho fast quarter of tho Reform Administeation ; also foetructiog the Committee on Public Lands to #scortain the amount collected from trespasses on Btate lands during 1876, Bills passod for publisking the reports of the Qoologleal Sutvoy whon complated, snd appro- pristion of $25,000 therefor ; for the bettor pro- tection of Jands and timber an tho 8t, Croix & Baperior Ratiroad Isnds. The bill amending the Potter law was roported from the Enroliing Com- mittes to tho Assombly, aud it now goes to tho Governor. ABRENTILY. Tho Assembly mot this ovening with quite fall nttendancs, o Numerous potitions and remonstrances were progonted on & great varioty of subjacts, in- clading ona by 600 Iadios for & prohlbuuri Tliquor 1aw, aud many_remonstrances against the tax- ation of church property. A rosolution was offored authorizing the ex- hibition of the Eighth RNegiment War Eagle, *0ld Abo,” at the Centonninl Exposition, at a cost not to excoed $500. Sonate bills wors concurred in to amend the Inw for the protcction of tho Jands of the Bi. NOT ONE HOUR After reading this Advertisement nesd suffer with pain. e Radway's Ready Relief 13 A CURE FOR EVERY PAIL It was tho first and fs thy Only Pain Remedy That tnetantly stovs th . {rllamimation, ‘sm Sures songseria L Sann ATy E; Lungs, Btomach, Howel o orgaas, Szna, Harmich s, of oilier glnds of Infrom One to Twenty Minutes, Tn matter haw violent v _exornelallng the Rhoumatio, Ted-riddan, Infiem, gt ralgic, or prostrated with é‘u!‘."..?i‘.'}".'..nzfi' Fevout; Hok Radway’s Ready Relief Crolx & Lako Buperior Railroad; suthorizing a WILT, AFT ]rallmn‘fi ponwonmbfir}g: Inwgln“u'm Elian:fiprl S OBD INSTANT EASE. ver from somo at in Buffalo Couaty; to ammatios amond tho obarter bf 1o Minoral Point & Port. | - of the mw?x&f fgflflgfimiflfi?gfif‘ o Railroad ; momorlal to Congreas for incrons- OIHL Mumps, Congestion of algnal gorvicon, - A unfia. oro Throat, Difould A fow local Aerembly bills wereassed ; alao to Hlfll“"g- Eaipitation organizo the Thirteonth Judicial Circult from of Jfus Heart, tho Elghth nnd Ninth; to amend the act for tho Croup, Diphtharia, Oae enconragoment of thia invoution of steam road- 3 uenan, Hendaohs. WAZONS, - Toothaohe, Neuraigls, Rheumatism, The billto Jimit the rate of-intornst to 8 por ColdChills, Agds Chills, cont was indofinitely postponed—75 to 11, The Senato bill sppropristing 20,000 to pro-~ moto tho reprosentation of Wisconsin as tho Centennial Expomtion cocapied ‘somo timo in concurring in_smendmonts, tho Committeo of The amollcation of the Ready NoMot to gt where s pa G alioalty aiia wil ‘o sa%s Fwaniy Otopa 1 half & tambler of wator will, 15 8 few inaies cure Orampd, oralin, o Siraaol 1 ui the Whola roducing the sppropriation to 10,- | 1a,the liows ntern. 3 000, which was opposed and she bill ably advo- | READY REITEE Wi tham? A drobe i D AT cated by Mossra. Fiflald sad Grifiin, The | provent tokness fir'vvtlu-hmm A:‘:’:‘.:' ol -'K’J,f“’xl"fl. e otter than Frenoh Brandy or Bittars a8 8 stimalans 'FEVER AND AGUE. amendmont was adopted—47 to 40—and tho bill ofdered to a third roading—47 to 42, ——— lowa, Fovor and Arne evred for fifty evnts, Thers. el remodtal meoit 13 U watld ihat Sl s forne tag e aud a1l other matsrtomaw, i 2 "tar Jevore (hidea by Tesdware i 0 s dy Rellat, I° oty Droxgiste, - 17 conlaperbo Des Monves, 1a., Feb. 23.—Ta tho Houso bills passed to a woocond reading to amend the.codo rolating to motico by publication; to abolish Cirquit Courts and eatablish County Courts ; to authorizo Bupervisors to Hmit tho ponalty and hatd, yollow, i o0 atiok ad tue, intorest on all delinquent taxes whers the Troas- HE A I TH E T urer bna noglected to bring the same forward ! B A.U Y ! for four yoars ; to enablo countiesto voto & taX | girong and pure rich blond. fo prrchase fair-groundas o Togalate tha right | © et skl 40 beautifalcomspiarion sosmied ol M of rallroad companica to chiange tho line of thelr road, pravldlnq that the petition thorefor shall first bo flled In Circniv or Distriot Oourta ; to compel tho ‘bunkmmpt debtor to sanex to his na- signmont an ioventory of all hig ostate aod a list of his credita, with tho amount of olaima ; to punish frauds in commorcial transastions b solling goods bought on credit to defraud erod- . DR. RA.'DWA"Y’S SARSAPARILIAN RESOLVENT as mado the most aatonishing eores. Ho qulck, & rspld are the changes the body undorgoss itors, and such salo is ovidevce of fraud ; pro- ‘uuder the Ini f this te - viding that (o eulo or mortgugo of ;pwn- ettt o orty, ‘when s vondor or mortgagee o ing possession, ehall bo valid sgainet | £v¢ry Day an Increaso in Flesh and Welght iy croditors ; that ohsttol mortgages givon o Seen and Felt, by merchanta on stacks in trado shall bo socurity pro rata for all croditors intorested insaid atock'; to givo Clorks of Prabato Courts tho foon of tho THE GRE AT B 00 court 08 componsation, not to exceed $2,000 per Every dropof tho Barsaparillisn Resolvend communt. cafes tirougli (ha “blooy, aweat, arine, and other falds i it o e U e o, R 1L year. . ‘The rosolution Inviting SBusan B. Anthony $o addroxs the Houso this ovening was laid on™ the tabla by a voto of §3 to 82. body with '} Berofula, hili ‘The opinion of tho Attornoy-Genoral, relative | FEfl M A7p. ml;-“?uw»g?nfl ghm}: . to the woman's sulfrage amondmont, was resd, in which ho dcclares that all lymfloml logis- lation on thls amondment Is illogal and unconstitutional ; that the Constltation caunot bo amonded by a joint resolation, but must bo by & reguiar enactmont of law. This defeats this movement for nnother four years, althongh he eays tho present Logislature has pawor to logalizo thalr scta alroady dono. e ll"o strumorous Biicuty Jorss soces, seuid Hod, Mg ni, 3 worn Theam, eraipbias, aoho, LISOK ¥pot, worme {6 tho i tumors, cancers in the womb, and all wnakening palniuf disohargos, night wastea 0f tho iifa principly of thia wonder of 5 thron other parts of tha 203 charges from the ears, &ad the ‘Saaos, erapiion; M AW ] Wil Drove o ‘Nay borson Using i "fo¢ oltber dis6sao 18 potent power Lo gure thoin. If tho patient, daily hnmimmdueed by the wastes snd decomposition :h is 0"1.‘1 ually progressing, suc. ! “I'he ull_providing for tho establishment of | ceedsin arrssting thess wastes, and, ol the ‘same now school districts was pacacd to ongrosamont, | Fithnew materiat mads from healthy bigod.—audthi the o romsdy Samtnonoot 118 Work 3f DAt o 4 T Soooreds I diminWbing, the Jow of WA {ta ropairs will ba rapid, and every day the pationt will fool Bimanlf growing botter and " sirangor fho.tood dir ng better, sppolite fmproving, aad fosh and welsat i 375 Abants D aure of CLfonie, Sermialon. al agents lo ronio, . o ondiruiTonal, a5 Skin laoasess UL 1018 the OuAY Dok tive curs for Kidney and Bladder Complaints, nary aud Womb Discases, Gravol, Diabtes, D: e B e, e ioohea ol ariag: Selants ar ¥ A R m o oy, mix Sabtianoes ifke she while of AT 8, o Toreads like whi BENATE. In tho Bonate, bills woro passed to a second rending, repoaling the law that graduates of tha law de onts of the State Univarsity shall ba admitted to the courts of the Hiato; that suits may bo_brought befors a Justico in counties whora the dofendant roaldos, The bill to enlarge the powers of the Trustocs of the Boldiers’ Orphana’ Home, and provide a home for tho indigent children of the Stato, was possed. The bill removes all the Homos to Dayv- enport. Holdiors' orphans aro first to be pro- vided for, thon tho indigont childron, oo the recommondation of Bupervisors. An industrial school i also connected therewith. * il or there iy bid, 3 N Pning sensation whep pasaing wat o tho Lack and alova thololass © o1t 1 P E® TIHE STATH DEDT. ' Moxraouzny, Ala., Fob, 23.—Tho bill passed by both Houses of the Legislature ratifying the seitlemont of the Stato dobt made by the Com- minsionora of Alabama, dlroots that Btate bonds except those in aid of railroads, bo taken up and new ones issned. 'Tho naw bonds are to bear jntorest from July noxt, at 3 per cent for flye yoars, 4 por cont for ten years, and 5 per cont Tumor of Twelve Years® Growtl Cazred by Radway’s Jtcsalvent. BrvanLy, Mass., Jaly 18, 103, Dt RADWAT: Thave bed brscian fotior b vhe ovarios All liu ‘dootors sald ** Lhora was no belp for 5d averything that was rocommendod, hus toths I saw your Hosolyenty and \hml ae [ ke " ook at< Botilen gt it Houpl alx bottle '8 Eilis Sed es Dotsles. of” for ton yoars, All the past intoroat coupons are "t 4 i th 1o bo Fiven up and cancelled, T bondholdora ocit s, o ot of the Alabacis & Chattanoogs lailroad are to You exn g RRe I RN ATE surcender tho bonds issucd by the Btate, and take the road avd ita franchises sod land nud rocolve, in addition, 81,600,000 of bonds, to baar intorest s othor mnow bonds. . The remalniug railrond bond mattors are yot unad|usted. This sottlsment will bring the entire indebtedness of the State insido of $10,000,000, at a low rate of intereat. —_— MAINE, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ADOLISHED, Avavsrs, Me., Fob, 23.—Tha Governor has siguod tho mct to abolish capltal punishment. —— Pricey $1per bottlo. AN TMPORTANT LETTER. ¥rom s promfhent gentleman and revident of Ginolansth ., for the past furly years well knawn (o the newspaps? pubtishors threngliout the United Btatos Nxw Yonx, Oot. 11, 180 D, AmwAY=Daan B1m1 Lans todaced by i Loies of daty to the sufforing to make s brief statement of Lhe mhfll f your modigine on mysel! 'ar several e o Dhesu alleotad with suine troubie Kuhn Ifll? or and sl - arkana s hioh some twsive mont i Torribly afcouns disesdo, whic > aaf 8 A proatatio s fammarion of 1be kitneys 5 tueir optulon that iy age- Il rs~would provent n.y IL.I ting radically ourod, ad tri s uunibar ol Bfl" ians, and {akon & h’:r u\unL.lg it modiojne 00Dat] Lat b 4 mo rellef, o 8pecial Dispatch to OanuNyILLE, LI, Fob, 23,—Mr, E. A. Buively, editor of the Macoupin Enquirer, was married to Miss Catharioo M. Dubols, dangbter of A, MclCim Dubols, » prominent banker of this aity, this evening. e e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. Loxpox, Feb. 23,~The steamships Cornwall and City of Montreal, from New York, and Datavia, from Doaton, have arrived out, Poutranp, Me., Ieb. 23.—~Arcived: Bteam- ship Prussian, from Liverpool, TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. The passenge:s sud craw of tho steamship City of Galveston have srrived st Naasau, afior sufferiug sovero privations, The temperanoe organizations of Buffalo have gecured a fund of over 819,000 to prosecuts the violators of tha Sunday Excise law. Thirteen prominont saloon-koopers were arrcsted ou remedios, Fhiladelpl effeatad of hoonl 1 weni rig! parills, Resolve and gommonosd tak 4l 1y relioved, aad gow feol DR. RADWAY'S Regulating Pills tastolots, slegantly costed with swoot gums sud atzenginen; itad- ol tomas! uisca, pirily, luatise Mondsy. an e kalie s Ry oL, T rrring Cut Oft His Own Hend, ‘:"“.:.'E'nu“u‘.‘t' g B L L i e Rl A An ingoulous Fronchman Lving bn London lias | Bodsibilet ssdsll Dertagtuisdtecl the paraal i o Siibio, eratiiiieg Bo mercury, minsrals of daiotrius dzugy 'U~ Ubsorve the follawing symploms resulting from Disordurn ol io isoetiza Ui petige iy deni] e, Hoariburn, Dix accomulislied with great saccess the very diti- cult foat of uutting ot his own hesd. Ilis uama wad ¥ranois Auguste Chere, Ho was :3( years old, and he hived in apartments in New- ‘Constipation, Juward Pilos, ross Hosd, Having becomo tired of life, hio [ Muid: Acliilyof s g la'1ho b e for Hisseld a iiile gnilotine in ana of bis | Famkit,t o hlzstl, Menkek 18 o pic e {Bantintc own rooms. It conslsted of two wooden u ach, Swinmisg of the H hx‘:‘.'fit‘:‘nu aud umm“v‘ righta and a lurgo donblo-hsudled nife, to the | BSIREEAALIAE e’ Pattare, RS AT upper part of which ho bound twa heavy stoncs | {of, Dot of w'.'f.‘.','P.‘LrH sty Barar sBd. ull Pels 1o glve it waight euough, when, all buing roady, it Dufieigaor of Jaspt tin. Yol owaset 0 e placed the machine on his table, put o baskot 1 Tloat, ‘luml'\, intho Fleal, below Lo cateh his hoad, Jaid down ou the tuulo o RADWAY'S I'Jl L3 mln.ln‘::.ghc: with s faca upward, elevalod the kuifo by meaus of & pully, the cord of which ba held n bis bund, sod tuen let it alide. 1t felloa luy throat, slicod the head off s clean &y possible, aud »ll was over, Love-naned disor: 1, S0l ta. Read “False and True,” Hend una Igtteratamn o HADWAY & Co., Xo, B v & Wasran-at., Yk, - Talo th Wiealentn Mo g S0k rmalion worth theeadd 3 | 2 tomnol reod] Di; 5y Disrhes, Drsentery, mullo,alldl