Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 14, 1877, Page 5

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUN. T 6 WEDNESDAY. eopreepodent never e il {he ronvict Tahar Tessy ] thoat advers teement for proposals, What vour corres ent. wtaterd, and what f« the tenth, 4 that. tie Monn-work wes et to Richardeon without, advertisement for Bid«, 1Hs labor confract wus eomstruerd a8 a contract for the stoneavork on FEBRUARY 14, 1877. : : ' : 5 1] N=FAP ' were sold. and the prices were well up DI'Y GOODSR, Ete, TIMES-EARLY. to the current market mtes. Chicazo | ~~memsmeeiomnns sl fe repeesented in (he eale by the Chienzo Cutlers Compa 2 AL IR P . The purpose The Trial of Meesrs. Wilkie and Flynn | i tofix Drivc, wiilch have heen il brok : . A up: to get rld of & large overstock of goods di Procteding at Belvidere, 11l to depression, u’nnly. and nrn 9 U pmher il ES of new establisiménts pecently started in the [] for more than fper cent upon the State and eounty asscssment. TILE OMIECTORS wanted a provision {nserted in the biil for o re- bate that would fetch the uncollected taxes down to what they would have been if lesvied upon the coitnty aAnl Sfate fnstead of the city tieability and expedionc. Jieralted, That any conttitutional amendment and law [nvolving thin question snst contaln, ns o fundamental conrition, that the reveral loeatitics Yesterday’s Procoedings in the | must pey thele awn nehta. ant that the State cons rent to'be manager on the cxprens cendition that STATE ATFFAIRS. | i o e - 1 ArKeRR] t. Th i to the Wil were | the new State-House, The auestiny which r Illinois Legislature at e e e i i selieb o™ | Meenrer St Doicnor il Kelioe, "7 | eoneorns Inquirers. Fers (5 (s Wos. any- B West: and 0 cheek the ineessant introduction Springfleld. In support of this measure Mr. \Whiting ar- | Wentworth mnds the fugther point that thebili | body but_ Richardsen * informed that | An Imposing Array of Costly Le- | of new atylee, It fs proposed Lo sdvanee the whoeyer was awarded the contract for the labor of the convicts wonld get the stone-work for the new State-Houss at the fancy prices ixed to make the Penltentlary eel had the appearance of special legisiation, whirn wan sn oppearance of unconatitationality. Mr. Anthony was gubjected tn a fusilade of ques- tions from members of the Committee, Which ered that It involved ygreat eavine to the peo- ple of the Btate without any fnjnstice to anv- one; that the $3,000,000 or 84,000,000 now pald l‘OXt of Two 'B“]S’ C[mcern[ng annually may ba reduced one-half by the State . e vrice Het 20 per cent abave the rates obtained at RETAIL DEPARTMENT OF gal Talent on Lach Side. e Kaley, and b make (nin s permanent 1hing a8 ut annual regulator of Lhe trade 1 i 1 Opening Specches by State’s-At- m]_.-‘(rjlu.;](i‘ :‘ ['AHB[]N, PIRIE & [’U., A hee T 1 A questions served to discloze how much must he | tatning on paper? Richanleon was so Rdviscd at ‘Vflf.el"TflXGS Introduced |’,cnlx'|‘|“|‘el;'g|:',|.’]emr::3n¢:,,,:I{,’:u’::?g;:: }‘,{,.',Tf,','.".fi cxrhlned and how many objections answered | the meeling of the two Buards when he signed torney Garver and Em-~ dm State, aud thele rellefl was to bo renarded | before any amendtnent 10 the Revenue act can | his labor-contract, - 3 s M (“ d P x in the House. accardingly ns n fit subject for lectslation such |'Be passed. Mr. Authony succecded, however, e e ery Storrs. . THI: AST. Madison an corin-sts, as contemplated, TheState could abundantly | in galning his first poinf,—that was, in gettin WISCONSIN, CONSTANTINOPLE. 3 for his bill the atrention of the two Commil —_ guan] herself against any Mabllity by such safe- THE LEHSLATURE, Loxnox, ¥eb, 13.~Tho Stundird's dispatch Testimony of E. B. Clark, a Chicago | from Berlin says thatdesplite all official denfals, T"E GOLDEN OPP‘)RTUNITY guarda as would cnable the Stato ta force the | tees, and ie was listened to with close Intercat. pecial Dispateh to The Tridune. 0 i H 3 nleipalitics to pay thelr debta, The resnit TO-MORROW Wis., Feb. 13.~In the Senate . ammatod Disounssion in the Senate | ® Al € be Agaln meets the Committee in Joint scs- | MADISON, Wis,, Feb. f.—In the Senate fo- Lifc-Insurance Agent. disturbances are fearcd in Constantinople. The Regmding Municipal In- R, ‘.‘i‘é.?&é,‘,! fh?(‘fi?e‘;’éflg’g’i‘ému’fi“ ndebteducss | 28 A48 ofe Je. ono clrcunmatanco which threat- | day bills passed appropriating to the Deaf and o troops are coafined (o thelr barracke, and num- For thoso who desira to economize. A BATINICAL AMENDMENT, dobtodness, Mr, Castle offered an amendment Including farm mortgages. e helil that If the State pro- posed to relleze the debtor classes (& should take those where it would be the preatest general fax-Ridden Municipalities to | beneit. lewag opposed to the winle resoln- cns to serlously obstruct, if not to deleat, the passage of any bill to collect. tho bnck' taxes, That ‘clrcumstance Is, that there are before the Leglalature two bills for that purpose, One was drawn by Antheny, a Republican, and the other b{ Adams, 8 Democrat, Each bill has cham- o Dumb Asylum £34,000, to the Biind Asylum £18,500, to the Industrial Behool $62,000, to the Northern Hospital §60,570, and to the Soldfers’ Orphans’ $1,000. The L}l making County and City Treacurers Leraof the *Yaung Turkish Party" have been | The reductions aro apecially noteworthy on The Eorts of Mr. Slores’s Lieutenants (o Protore | imprieoned. R F ¢ THE RUINAN MILITIA. an Aftdasit from Wime Aletter toths Cologne Geselte from the Soutt D ESS ABR'IGS! T it reports that the police have been or- | Of which over 1,000 piecss are nssorted in tion, belfeving those who mada delts should {l ns, and the tendency Is toward setting up | fncligible for-a second term was indefinitely Bpectal Dispatch to The Trigune. o husten the general levy, which will de- ohisap lots an follows: he one as the sperific of one party, and the stponed. 24 , M.y Fel, 13.=The Wilkic-Fiynn i i > Slough Their Burdens DA, o nok L1y to lay the bunlen an Uhono | Gkfer as the riva coya of the rival party for | P it Kescmbiy the fofnt resofation for final | b o [DERE: Ly Feb. 13.—The WIKICEIYDN | fond thu: onntry snd_ malntain oriler, hut I8 not. | AT § C18,~Dark color Fay, Stripo Safte Off on the State. Tolor o mara e e e o maved io | e eviin complained of. Tho matter Has not | adjournment on Fob, 24 wns adopted. branch of the Early-Zimes seandal at lust reuch- | jiahtg 10 ervien outeldo of Russtan territory, ng. i | miltee. el renched that lasue, but already the two billsare | ~The special onder, helng the resolution for an | €18 trial today befurc fudge Murphy, of the | gy by thought to Indcate that the southern | AT 10, CTS,—Hoavy and good Btripe Sulte beinnine to ncutralizo cach otlier, and, if it be not checketl, THEY MAT RILL EACH OTILR. amendment to Conatitution for the taxatlon of all property, except State property and cemetery Tots, cume up nnid caused nlengthy discussion. IN SUPTONT OPF TNE REfOLUTION . A Mr. Hanna eald the proposition cmbodied In * The Proposition Regarded with a | the resolutions would save the peoplnof the Boune County Cireult. AL 10 0°clock thiemom- | sony il sgon assume the offcnsive. Py l,\nchigs wida, and heavy wido Ing the casa wos <alled, and the following HOUMANIA. AT ‘a.l:u nGTB;;;%‘sfir&"'&?"“h doubl countel annonnced themenlves for the d Loxpoy, Fel 13.—The R ola; wide, good atyle, and n e | Ahoutasbig o contract as anyhody peed un- | An” amendment exempting the” property of ‘ N e e i Mecllin, Soumanian pabers GToaLbATEALD | Alioy Dest uality rs Kindly Eye by the fiate from $1,60000 to SLEON0, I munlcliul | gertak fn (6 gt through this Lerislatire an | chuschics and eharitabie Justitntions wa adopts Eeiehy S tors sal g frule, ot azsin st that w trenly hus beon elgmed to | Coop B 48180, bast quahty Ty countion 10 aonuiro. tho credit. that the Btata | eMelent Wil for tiio collection of tho back taxes, | ed, when the Aseembly refused tho resofutlon s | G- M. Brasec, of Rockford; 4. I wermit the passage of Ruselan troops through | AT zod(‘l;a'fi m%wmur Ennllnnd dar) Senators, CommaaE. M"‘l”‘ of 'tho. county bonds now | Whenever such bills are presented and each | ¢hind reading and ‘adfournsd (Il this eveulng, Marengo; O. H. Wright, of Beviderr. The | poumanta, osirable shudes; Dogns, Camel's Is expecially champlioncd, thera Is not the most hopeful prospect for either. Mr. Anthony cx- {vn:ssr:sh msclf satisfied with the results of his draw from 8 t0 10 per_ cent Interest, while the honds of the State to bear but 4 per cent would Mr. Elliott Anthony Before tho Rovenue | find a rcady market, County bonds had no prostcution was ably represented by State's At- SERVIS AND TURRET, Halr Buitinge, ete.all of them very cheap. tornes Garver, of Winnehago, Charles E. Fule | _ The Telegranh's speelal from Pern says the | AT 25 c'rdf—Bukutclom-.sergosuulm. lor, of Belvidere, and the un, Willtam Lathrop, | Grand Visler at o recent futerview said he way Hen CRIME, Alpacs Poplins, ali-svool hoavy : o jabors thus far, but the prevalling sentiment of e > trite sanguine that ¢ 1d e Twill Begos, oto,; most of them re- Committecs with His Bill, :::{‘);‘;"r;:m‘zf:‘fi“:t k::uluslls.n‘{ki:e é?ntfi“c:?fllk};l‘l’l tho members of the Committes to-night acems UPOCRET DISTILLERIES.? R. . Crawtord, awd William Marshall, of Rock- | Qi eqinamitoihat “:;:flnfh‘|M',E>:3,'.:,'il‘!:'|x_"d duced fro doubls the peico. oo nols woulld ecll with a view to the money snar. | {0 b In favor of tho “new bill to'bo draftea by Special Dispotch to The Tribune, ford, S0xTENEGNO, AT 30 O, Steine ranch Kpickaerbook- kets of Europe, where money conlil be cheapiy | the Joiot Committee. GrAND Raptos, Mich, Feb, 13.—~United | The work of impuncling the jury commenced | It has been decided to zrant Montencizro's s ) rine Suitings, Ooa. fume 3408, 610y 010.1 Bse b Troceedings In tho Penitentiary Invesils | obtained, and probably ot a rate of fnterest nof i 8, 810, 510} & Femarkably Etates Marshal John Parker, of this (ths West- shortly after 10, and at noan only seven jurors | request for a rectifieation of her frof - fer. An cheap lot. v TIHE PENITENTIARY o . v ) . ateable arrungemnent ls alsa probable as to the | AT 40 OTS,—French - gatlon at Jollet Yesterdays ORI by ol (ahast v | ROTHIN T0 he BEPRCTED DAMEDIATELT, | YT e o e, oy | Yoreaepie By B eloontheaterooun | s SRt B el A anl formarty T8a. .V ikognes, alk AGATATTUR BOHEA(EL Spectat upachity The Trbans. g bty s bl ol Toted, and consated. of the fotlowin STk R A TITRAE AT a4 O 5, At ool Taakes! Dlotiisy, & THE LEGISLATURE Mr, Mills supported Castle's amendment.and |} goriper, M, Feb. 13.~The Committes on | 8¢ 80d dlars rizell an win Luce, of | was completed, and consisted o followlng GREAT BRITAIN. AT 40 GFH—ir, Diagonal Borges, all-wool, H =y el b argued that Il the Stato Is to assumn to pa¥ | poniontiaries again took up tho cadgel this | Fokegon, In thls State, sesterday, ench of them | gentlemen: Valorus Wait, Warren C. Rowen, TUE CXTRADITION TREATY. S gnt d 3 smt:‘to Xi';afc'i‘?a”z'i'."i-ffo’;u. ;mgl;lmnl ;::;l L:'l"‘";fif;,‘\'fb“l""d"' '2.'5‘{12""&‘“:{, 23‘ morning. As I have previously predicted fn my | being charged witn violations of the Rovenue | I H. Tnas, Joseph 0. C. Sharkell, Wiram Bid- |y ocpo Feb, 13.—In the House of, Lords | AT 47 CT8.~All-wool ‘% French Casie laws relating to dlstilleries. Within the past three months onc Thurber has been fn this State, Iudlana, and Ohlo, selling the right to use what he calls a * Condenser,” but whot s termed by revenue ofliciels a * Pocket Dis- SrnmxarieLy, 1L, Feb, 13.—A petftfon was | nese. These debts were slf created by the presented from graduates and students of the corporatfons themselves, and the fate of inter- . Industrlal University at Champalen, praying | ¢4 agrecd upon, and prompt and_retiable pay- Wi d tl b that the Leglelature confer npon that Institu. | SR oubl enable them t ug‘l’f’[’::l’;"“lc!:”l:lfi?:fi]‘l‘l‘ tion power to grant the usual colleglate de- | als, munlicipalities, counties, and Stato puy wall, B. L. Cunningaam, George . 1ungue: | 1orq Dorhy gase the detalls regarding the ex- | AT 8070 T A DAl St Some hiripo Sate Theadore Bowman, R. F. Whitman, Jediab | \bpiion controversy. Ito euld the ditficnity {nes, vory handsome. Ellott, Henry Mammond, and Jolm Brown. AT 58 CTE,—Fino quality French Satines, State's Attorney Garver opened the case for tho | " beeause Ameries intimated ahie wonld try cleoant Kliadon worth BB A ey Garv " er of- T Y prosecution. 1o ect forth the facts n Lawrcence, who was extradited, for another of- | AT 57 CTS,—French all.wool Diagonals, & dispatehies, it will not carry the * war fnto Africa,” 80 to speak, at'tho present time, be- cange it Is only breaking ground for a sub-com?” mittee, which is to hold eittings in Springfield, where witneeses will ho exammned, Owing to i fense than the oue named under the treaty if . bargain, grees. promptly as per the terine of thelr coutracts, | laving to attend to the sesslounof the Commit- tlllc‘r;:." T""‘"“ “6""“"'"‘ {'f“"’ 8 ca- | the Indictment, Iwhld‘xl °';”B'° “"':'“ 2 | e frst failed . Americn communicated AT Mb%?fg\'-. 5:::‘:?:%55.0".‘" fuer.out 3 THE PARK INVESTIGATION. and lecrn 111 b nio difilculty in refunding theif | gee, [ hiave been unable to conduct my indepen- paclty of turce, five, or elght gallons | Flyne with having, by the use of money fn August that she never Intended to | AT 07 CTS/~AIWoo! Fr. Matolassos, fors This morning the Judiclary Commitics of the | 0Wn bonds at a very low _ralo of interest. The deut book examinations for the henefit of the each, and can be aet up on | aud other means, procuredcertain falseafliduvits c: try Lawrence for a econd offense. The Beitlsh morly Sl from portles defaming tho character of Mles | ociny ot therefore, while naintaining the u’fsh:fgl‘:gm:&lofl:gfin l‘ron’uhMofl.ngl Alice Early, some of which aftidavits clalmed & 3 shase mats by ua of a onnre 't constructlon it adopted, felt that there was no | stock of a larze importing iouse, 8t a faarful that ehe had visitedu ploce of jil-fame. The | reason for lunger suspending the operation of | ancrifice, boifig not moro than 5O or 00 cts . prosceution would prove that both defendants | the treatv. The surrender of ‘Brent, the Louls- | on the dallar of regular pricos. foltowed Jepson, Mra, Jepeon, and Mrs, Orvll | ville forger, Was unconditional, because con- | AT 43 OTS.—Lot of. ¥r. Morinos in which Wood Clark, and tricd toobtaln from themn | Qitions e not ”\'l“xm“ areangements ol ég?g: l:t:émizdlfm?lye ul?r.‘rclfas’:mgu‘rn statements of this Kind, and that both Wiikic | jinuini as before. Segotiations ate now pend- ha baate n common stove. Thurber solil county rizhts as high ns $180 cach, and machines for pstterns. It Is charged that the Vroomans made such con- densers, and sold them, without properly noti- fying the United States Collector ol thie sale, and “who bought them. It is charged that Hartzell and Lyce set up these dlstlilerles, and has no rizht, as a State, to nssume to pa; ftouse reported back Rowett’s wholeaalo park | §87 188 50 HEtb W AR o "ot g o itk nvestfgatlon resolutlons, with recommendation | eitizona. Al such parties must bay (ha azroed that tho samo bo adopted. The report ‘was | price for thelr ewn cxtravagance and folly, made, as_such reporta often are, on the-| AR, PARISH . vague suspicion that on gencral xrflnnvl}wlcs there ?’fl?‘;}'flsfifl_&g tho resolutions. in a brict but .was “something under " tho resolution, On | foreibic epeeche publie. ' I dosay this: Therearea great many things which need explanation, and, tn justico tothe Penlientiary Comtnlissloners, should by thoroughly investizated, MORE PRISON ACCOMMODATIONS NEEDED. 4 MR ARSTZEN, There are at present nearly 1,600 convicts fn ¢ ¥y ¢ e king clder bramily, without havine first ing f chasors will get t) the same general-principlo theory thoe report of 11 that he ho; tho coll-houses, while it was hullt for a capacity | Were making clder i i Ing for o new treaty, AT 63 CTS.~Fr, Merinos, fal o Commitco would: havo bean concurred fn | {7S3EPorLSE the fesalution, sald that e Bone | e 1.0, Tt s iy ventilated, andmorg | Toilled {he Collector,of Jtolr burlicra, a8 they | asid Flsun had been allty of consplracy. S i of shiades; lormer ‘wholensle. BrIve: tad ok Snlth of ook advlsed tho Llouso st | Caminiies on tho Judicary,as hat Commitien | prison srcommodatlon ts undoubtealy needed, | hetoro Uhited Staies Commusstonst Hothl hees | roiome for the doions ™ nm 1 not aderest ITALY. AT 7O FH =T, Morinor, choice dark the matter was of consequence, and that the | Was alrcady fo ",‘1““'}:, """'“\’Q}E‘{""h"’fiu"“g‘; The Legislative. Committee will probably make | tolay, ‘Special Azent W. A. Garrett s crediteq | fotlowed for the e'flmv& ‘w n )um tlrlc's ’ THE CLERICAL ADUSES ACT. ‘aBados, heavy fine Gualiting, would be House ought to kaow what was Involved before :S;!ll\:\l:lyuln‘l\;g;n and "l'mffimhn‘.f.. et s | some recommendations upon this subject. There | %ith discovering the #llleit distilleries, and {t, | Mate the imnortance and extremne solemnity of RoME, Fcb. 18.~When the clerical abuses very cheap at $1. will nut be strange If e ilnds more of them in -the report was voted on. Upon lls motlan ft | proper favestization of so Important a subject this district, k are sixteen scres outside of the Penitentlary was niade the speclal order for Tuesday of next | deserved and required, but that the Jolnt Com~ thecase, It was o case in which u woman's Fep- | law {4 promulgated the Pope will fssue 8 brief which the State owns, aud at present there aro utatlon was Involved, and all men were Justly | 4o the Trallan Bishops and elergy, expressing :m['flcfi\fi Bfll‘gflillS ill si”\s- —— 3 mittee of the two flouses contemplated by the | convicta enough who could bo profitably used -3 A sensitive when that was the casc. e then gave | disapprovai of the measure, 2 peck WATER TAXES, rc‘a’;nlul‘lml Wouhlx‘b;' un;z?lnlcu"lnntl t}mltl such | by %zlm Etate in the b\[tlh‘lllnq fi.‘ uew ficll-huuiui 5,!23:"03:;253‘:(7’7{:,7):4?:;, a history of the -rlmlle m}v. from nxl: writing of Tio P 6 ":-lullfifilaflflr.‘“un”“m," 4 nfliflsl“l'&s‘:l‘fl zglfl"%d gx’?;'o.‘éih';i’o‘& g;’l; Comuuitteo would give the eubject a full con- | guch as are now required. The southern part o e, 10 Falrl 1oy | the forged letter to the Times to the present o I ] : d at the 110, £l 40 2 to‘:r;ov!;:d“:l?:r (:‘,:?dc:fifc‘l“:::o{.°g‘:‘§fgm;’g' sideration. Eomo. two years ogo o 1aw was | the Siate wants & prison, and here is wheroa | BUKLIXGTON, I, Feb, 18.—A Falrfield specia | the fore v betovr the market. ) passed Involving the reglstering of local bouda, dispateh to the Mawkeye mives aceounts of an rates, or assessments herctofore levied in cities: | and the collection And payment of the debt and fizhit 8 linely to arse in the Committee, between unvroveked murder at Batavia Monday evening, ¢ b 0! ont time, usinz hia well-known cloquence o flie | TEPIV of the Uardinals concerning the restimp- Tickor Liyona Hiack Gros Grains at $1.75. the advocates for different sections, This is best ndvautage for the prirpase. of vindieating | 100 Of the Vatican Coundll, s, und $2.05; cannot now e equaled 3 at the p-icoa. Bze. 1. Je il enacted by the People of the Stale | Interest by tho ofticers of the 8tate in nlace of | niore Smportant than muny people would im- | gana great excltement. {n that corning | Wikle and the Thuer. e declared the doeu- NDIA. Liarge linuol’p Colored Bilka from £1.95 up. %HI:I':‘:L" tl”"l”""":'fi:"g"fil!M""gl:"’”:'é:::‘(‘;""”g" L ht’lu o n"“x‘l""-mul'I'ml‘I‘u““d“;,'-"’,l AL hfiu'(’l“"‘{; agine. Ilmoumtr prison wuuj? p‘rulve ‘? fiffi:lfr it. !frhem, W.HlL e dm:!\:!mfic"t‘l;:;i:‘;:c::. ;,“; t‘r;cn:- nr;\cur}:;tl' b,r‘\\nkru wnr‘! only shn:’u to ““{‘ ,3,::\ ;g:gv.:u: which are somie spocisl bare counties and municpulities wi chal cxpense to sustain, proportionately, if b n ‘s vin ¥ Mr. Goudy, their atlorney, and.were not pro- 1 Bonths a o iRt e clanssdy e Siofn f an ot | il a3l e (1o T o | 243 il cktiop Y a1 e ey | pacool Dufnae s vl at s rednce | . Gk, 0 attoms M wers, m0L I | upna, . 10Dt trom it ar e | Bevors, Arkoloa Dack Fancy. siroo sl cotltied *LAp acktoprorlie for tho fncorporation | intercat, ' and substituto for thelr almost | it would take, of ecessily, as fo support aud by threo or four men, who demanded Tiquor | SEHt e B I o B 0 FER 10 proctire aucl; | Ported near here. The numbers reeclvlnz rellet Dought thie, Sperae. which, prior to the adoption of eald nct, had pow. | Worthiess bouds tho recistered bonds provided | operate it, und the convict Igbor could "be used | from the' drugstore. Hil' refused to go with SaNaFIsgiwese have further decresed 40,600 in Madras and | Cloak snd Arimming Veivets specially ro- ar (o provide far tho asscssment and levy of water- | for under that Iaw. 1t ls not contemplated by | tg coustruct the bulldings, . them, and onc of them, with abuslve language, writing—dlrected to pursus Ulefc investigations 25,000 fn Rombay., duced for thia aalo, iaxes, rates, or asscesments, and in which such | the reaoxudqn that ulnsocounllmlt or munl:xflpla’d- ONLY WORKING INFORMALLY, = drety & revoiver omd fircd Keveral shots, three ~zalely for this purnase of using thew for the — Bargalns In Liuens and Honsckeeplng xcs, rater, or nssessments have been. cither be- | {ties who arc #o fortunatc as to have no debts ‘The Legislative Committes met at 10 o'clock taking effect. Il was Lol expected to fecover | defeudant in the TimeeEarly scandal-sult, CUBA e . fors or elnco such chaugo of organization, asscesed | shiall pay the debta nf less fortunate communl- | this morning at tho Penitentinry, with Chalrman | (SWPRSTEES Ll (WS b e | Whih he . copsldored was * Tapfal, AW Great Tt l..“ 1 : Tlank :'”c"fld P’Ahno?m ot }J:I;'l‘lcn \:‘I:u ta "’xf ks | tem but, on the contrary, the resolutloncxpress- | Rowots presiding, The first witness called was | £, OP%, SRCp000 urrested, and is ' jull In de- | Jogitimate, aud creditable. Storre’ speech 3% FLACE 8 CLIA irent Reductions in Flaunels & Blankets, Sieuch rulea aud feguiations fo the-coliccton of | 17 fecorulzce tho principlo that each municipall- | Commistioner Southworth. o, was asked br | ElY dr 85,000 bll, - Frank Honry, w0t the | 1o o ans: aas elnucnt snd efation | . MADRIN, Feb. 13.—Captalu-General Camipos Cloths, Waterproofy, Beaters, Clonkings, L v § Vi . B e Chalra o ? . " | e » Cuba o ueed, B T hiten A Sf apctementess 1 mO7 | Tites to d ublect ehlch fs 0 nora Importanco 10 | fuoeard fo. the rebates allowed contraciors. | ShOOtINE, has ot yet, been eaptured; altiough | il ot telegraphe thot 1t Cuban tnsurrection i1l be | Spectal Bargalns In Winfer Underwear nicnts levied by the City Councll of such city since | the neople of” our Stato than any proposition | My, ‘Southworth stated that fn tho latter EW:," it lio will bo . THE FINST WITSESS :"nprcsm by May, when he will return to and Hoslery, ¥och ehange of arganization, *hich has come hefore ua far our conelderation | part of March or “P i, 1630, Lisce or lour 4 for the prosccution was E. B, Clark He haa | PV = #0,000 yds Hamburg Embrolderies at Szc. 2. 1o all cases whero warrants have been | durfug the prescnt sessfon, and may be the Iu- | contractors—the heaviest firms—walted upon DURGLARY AT DIXON, ILL. 93 f 1' 0 A T 3 limost half price Irenicd for the collection of water taxes, rates, or | auguration of measures to save many millions | the Commissioners, and stated tha’ they were Spectal Dispatch to The Triby i J reslded n Chiengo for the past five years; was BUSINESS NOTICES. almost half price, aszersmonts, asseascd or Ievled by a Hoard of Pob- | of dollurs to the peopla of our Btate. lostog money by renson of competition and jalchita Hiw) o the lite-Insuranco business: had kuown Patrick Flynn for ix years; hud known Frane | ¥lorldu, St dames Hotel, dicknonville, 4 \' - (1 15 Wilkio Ahotet & yeuss mct. Flynn anl Wiikle Tite tavorita ouse'fs wow avei for b eason, CARSON, PIRIE & CO. Fol anvenier £ . Fuod ta or. appolats fa Chicago fn September, 176—they both came | it ST Ba! S i ofen St | e h¢ Works, as aforesatd, the Cliy Counciof any ‘TG BCHEME CARRIED, such city as la mentioned {n the preceding section ¢ i Yoy, ,.; ‘ordigance, provilo Tt the iy Cols ‘The motion to refer was then carried by a vote Jeciorehall make a report In writing (o the goneral | ©f 1t0 18, The vote on thu motlon io refer ofilcer of the connty authorized to apply for Judg. | stovd Drxox, 1L, Feb, 18.—0ur citizena are very much excitedover the almost constant depreda- tions befug made by burglars and thicves. There 18 hardly n week but some ono of our hust- cheapness of outstde iabor, and that they could bty compote withs them. Mr: Swan of tiie Ohlo Butt Cotmpany, said _that Lo would rather throw up his contfuct, and run the risk . 7 3 e EMBROIDERIES, & , and eell landn for taxca duo tho county and TEAR. . of sulton recavery from his bond, thancop. | i i ¢ to his oflice In Chlcago; raw Flyun thrccor four | ments furdioard by the week or peason, Jtoomm Fbide bbb B T T e, oo it S opeonty a0 } Archer, Fosdick, Morzan, tinue losing moncy. Tho Commissioners ol | Ress men or citizens are victimized, Theburg- | e, Fisnn told him that he was en- pecured by mall or Kclegraph. “Nddrevs J. it 2 ty in which he shall havo' been wnable to | Buehler, Muat, Erote him to put s atatement tn writing, Ho read | lars, from all Iudications, aro experts, Lost | pyoog by w04 Storey worklng up the | 4 Maneger. = Collect the. water —taxes, rates, nr oreceue “""I" Maroamt, :,:::fi,.mh Mr, Ewan's communieation of the 17th of March | night the houses of 1% F.-Burs, Dr. W, W. | L "0 o Fiynn usked Mm if ¥ 5 -—” i i menta mentioned In Aald waerants, together with m‘.’“- Miinnath, s 10, Tast, in which he laid down bis gricvances. May | Wynd, II. P, Becker, and_Martin Pltcher, were iy A - Toland's Aramatie Bitter Wine of Tron Isa 5 auch waerants, or a brief desceintion of the same, | Lastle, oy tompeon—10. | Fthe Commissioners mado sn order aliowinis | entered, and money, watches, nnd other val be knew auything about Alice Eurly, He-rald | remedy for nervous debllity, Inpoveristied blood, Juch popertabiall e asconipasied wlth tho ontisof. | Debuos) NaTE tlio Obilo Butt Company to retatn 25 per cent of | Gies taken. They wors also. scen hovering | thut be Lad plenty of testhnony to shuw that | Andymnaired diseation, _liepit, 3 Clark piee n'i-t ‘Lr‘iu.%' ln‘:d:. ?m\"n ‘:1:?"::11 'fm‘-'x“},&'.'.‘m{f, Arntzen, Tlanna, Tarish, tho contract-price, subjcct to= the final action of | around the resldence of the Hon, Joseph Craw- | Allce was a glrl of bad repute. Flym also told e ° escribed In sald warrant on which the water taxes, ash, Hodges, Plumb, the Leglslature, the retalutog cnly belng can- | ford, but wero frightencd away by o nelghbor | Liny §f he (wltness) could tell anything sbout rntes, of asscrsmenta remain unpald, and that ho 1 | Honfeld, Kehue, Talliaterro, sldered an onizsfon. who happened to be out late that iight, her, he (Fignn) would make it ol nght. . Flynn Catce i unablo to collect the mume, or any part thereof; | Dearhorn, Krome, vare, This matter was 8 flne qucstion, and ovoked psdes i hier, hie (Fly: ght, salul roport when so mado ehiall be prima facle ovis | Dewent, McDowell, ‘Whiting—13, some discussion, PERIURY. suld the Times was rlch, and had an fucome of dence tlint nll tho forma and roquirements of law STATE-JIOUSE GROUNDS. : Mr. Pinaey wanted to know by what power or 3 . in reatlon to making sald return have been come ‘The subjcct of enforving the hond given by clf plied with, and. that the water taxes. rates, and ( fzons-of Springileld- for tho purchuse of a four- arscasmenta mentfoncd in snid report are tne and 3 unpaid, and that they wero ....éma and lovied | 267C block to bo added to the State-House a3 dewcribed tn Eac, 1 Of thix act, Erounds wns uudorcnngldcmlun n hoth Houses Sre, 3. When eald gencral ofileer shall rocclvo | to-days Tho hond, it will bo remembered, was said report hiu ahail at uhice proceed to obtain Judg. | exceuted whien the propasition was pending for ment azsinst sald lote, parcels of jland, and prop. | 8 removal ol the Capitvl to Pearin. In consld- erty for nald water taxes, ratos, or asscexments, ‘n eration of the retentiun of the Capitol here, Ao mamo manniee as_{n or may o provided by iaw | theso cltizens agreed to donate the four acres for obtaining judzment ugstist Iande for State and | adjoining on the southof tho prescnt State- county tsxcsiand in_obtatning enid Judument and | Tlouse grounds, Beveral privato residences making sald satothe general reveniie luw of this | pove™ vion™ bullt upon the four acres I tuata shall apoly, 80 far as applicable, and ot fa- T Stto: T LY Dilzatt Y cansistent whth tho provisions of thia act. question, snd, the o on o tor taxen, futes and nascsaments | the lond can bo enloreed, [ cd of leviol a8 montioned In See, | Wil cost the S{srlnzflv:ld slzhers o rouud sum, 1 of this nct, and all warrants sssucd as nforesal In the House Mr, Cronkrite's resoiution direct. are hereby declareit o bo a8 valid and eectual 8t, Louss, Feb. 13, —Amonz a bateh of In- dlctments returned by the Grand Jury to the Criminal Court this afternoon were two againat A. M, Britton, formerly Vice-Presfdent, and 8, W. Lomax, formerly Eccretary of the 8t. Louls JMe-Insurance Company, charging themn with nerjury {n swearlnzz to false stateinents made in thureport of the Company to the State Buper- Intendent of Tusurance fn December, 1874, Toths gentlenion enterad fto bouds of $1,500 thts eveuing to appear and auswer to charges. precedent they bad reduced this price of con- Lracts, Mr. Southworth sald they had o law or pre- cedent except in Indiana, To the Chair—~The Warden had omitted the {ndebtedness from his report, Mr. Crocker—The legal question Involved Is what this order incans. Mr. Soutliworth stated that this order was so made that the 25 per cent comld be agaln added when neceasary. Swan's contract price for con. victs was 03 conts per day for each inan, COOFPZRAGE. The contract of J. II. Winterbotham (cooper- age) wwas next taken up, He hail been allowed the reduction of 25 lwr cent, which had smcy ue in new englnes und Ho (Fiynu) had slresdy puld some parties for SUEs afildavits, and would pay him (witness); Flynu a came back sgalu on the followioz Tuesduy and ( 0. taokwitnessto A. 8. Trude'softice, There be et o s Wilkie. Trude voluntecred to write him out an When the binad becomes weak and Impoverlehed afidavit Lo swear to, but wituess refused, add- | from whatever cuae. e n’nmvg ,:,"":',"":‘ i"x‘y:;i,‘:{"";n.f":{“ T‘)l’("ho" Sm}'l'llfl LilGCS, l: of onfer, and, 1 bleak westher sttending the wiute ‘ AND Inz that he was going to make o stutement—he | enovzn 1o Tlamburg Embroideries, Wilkie, Fiynn, and Mr. Thomas Murray at | $i, Fhe Ditkers Honel tho next oy rectived Hotat she TUE POLLOWING LETTER from Witkie, which letter was produced [n evi- denees would write It bimself; eubscqueutly saw | sist e e ¢ the vl Iond [ pumir tee & 111 RAVET Sl the re (n nuthing whivh will a0 for 1 vuld or elinngestis @ratt The VaoKr ELOIEMENT. 2 Cixcinyati, 0., Feb, 18,—Mra. Nelllo Whist- ler, ncting Postmistress at - North Liverty, ing the Attorney General to taka tho necessary KUlCY 50 Mo G been paid by him putts Tav. WAMUSGTON BTREET AND 3 0 th M dercision. upon | 7, SN o iko tazcs, rates or nascssments Jevied, and liko | action to secure’ tho performance of the bos ‘ Adams Couty, 0., and Calvin Rhine, 5 school- Aveser, Oct, 4, 1875,—£., I, Clark LRI T e T LT A TS e havejust received i b B oF b e Sty of oy eney | dction tn secues tho performancoof tho bond | bullors tn s shobs and furniebing fucl il 10, . Firmi AL Gl WS )i i We havejust receivec Tostore precisely whet [ cers, which, under his couteacts, the State wos compelled to furnish, Tn justics to this contractor {t thopld be sinted “that he has al. ways pulid his labor-bills promptly upon the day they beeamo duo, and I8 shout the only one fin the Penltentiary who has done ro. . BWAN'S EMOARRASSMENTS arosg from the Butt Company belng unable to dlsposo of their goods, Iis bond was grood and suflicient. Ilad"these men been thrown upon thelr handa, thero would have been 230 convicts {dle, which coulid not bave been leased at over 45 vents per day for cach man, Mr. Bouthworth went {nta an cxplanation of the contracts entered into by tho Pevitentiary Commissloners and the contractors, None of the ather canttactors have pald the rebate. ‘Tho furnishing by Winterbotham of engines and boilors saved tlje State moneg, and by which tho contractor really pays mors io tho B{ule by eeveral thousand dollars than he was allowed by the rebate of 25 per cent. Mr, Bouthworth stated Lhat % THE KEASON TS MATTER WiSs NOT MADE x resLa at the time was beesuse they wanted to protect tho firms contractiug with™ the Penltentlary, 8elz & Co did not ask for more shop-room af- ter tho rebate had heen allowed, 3 3r. Hopkins atated that the contracts wero a matter of law, and that the allowlug of rehatea was u juatter of equity, Mr. Crocker sald that from inference, those :llw lanva power to make contracts, have power o undo. Mr, Bouthworth stated that he woa aware whut thelr dutles as Comnilssloners were. lo did not want to appear for the contractors, and what they had doue had heen, as they thought, for the best Intercsts of tho Btate, e thought that it mna‘mmlon snd clothivg bills were taken from the Penitentlary Comimissiouers 000 would carry them over, teacher, with whom sho cloped from that placs on Friday lust, were arrcsted hero last evening, charged with abatraciing valuablo letters from tho mulle, Mrs, Whistler was o grass-widow, und had the entire charge of the mails at North Liborty, tho Postmuster being old and rather Ixtapm;fincd tor the dutles of thu positlon, DEATI BY VIOLENCE. Apectal Diapatch (o The Tridune. DANVILLE, Il Feb. 13.—A well-borer named J. Bmith, who lived fn Ross Township about a year o, mysteriously disappeared, and until yester- day no trace of him could bo found. Searchbe- iniz e, his rennins were foynd huried near Iui"s bridge.” 1t wag found le' the Jury that he had come ta his death by _violenco at the hands of somae one unknown, ~Great excitetuent exists in the nelghborhood, —DEANE) W 50 Thmes oflice, between S and 4 p. mot truly, Frase TIN# nd thi clty ainco its chanigo of organization s aforcsald. | eypredin, Besldes, Wildermun Introduced o bill ‘This bill was prepared by Corporation-Counsel | having the_ same’ oblect, ‘The resolution was Anthony, aud is designed to supply defects In | sent to the Scnate, where, also, a biil amllar to, the existing law, so nsto cnablu water rates, m't':"'""“"" wln |n|ru;l;mdl‘ nlfnl lllut‘,}hnlu taxcs, and asscasments now in arrcar to bo col- | Mattcrivas mado spectal onder for next Tues- e doy, The_question juvolved {s a8 to the legal leuted o5 are Stato and county taxcs. cl;fmnllun ol such a contract. In the Livinrston v ANOTHER BILL. County caso it was declded agafnst by the Stato Mr. Easton also {ntroduced tho following bitl, | Court and in favor of by the United 8tates Clr- which provides for tho colloction of water-taxes, | cult Court. ete, Liereafter to accruo: continues, only “;:{:ciq:n—‘ifi“mrmbeu answer- o ) . A 1l for an gt to amaad Bes. 171, Chap. .90 1 ing to the rulleall Wls morning, | . Do Lany and Towna, " Y ) aC% | Introduced a bill providing that the Park Com- BEcTioN 1. Do it enaeted by the Peopls of the | Wissluners hierctufore appolnted by the Gove Blate of Iilinola, reprecented in the Gy prel As. | ernor ehall bo clected. by tho peopls of the semdly: That Bec, 171, of Cbap, 24, of tha Qte. | town in which the park “or parks under thelr * Citles, ee, and | charge are located. Towae, bo sulended #0 that tho sime shall' read THE INSANE. ReioVioirs, (0swik: The appropriation for the Jacksonville Inmana 6Ec, 171, Tho City Councl] or Board of Trustees ' Y e o s o ] T oar o8 Frnstens anyluo was. tntadnend. in botls Lauses. . Th regulations concerning the ues of water supplied | SPPropriation ia 807,000 a year, by tho water-works of aald city or villaze, and to ANDLITION, doall acts, and miake such riles and regulationa | A bill abolishing the Iourd of Rallroad and for the construction, completion, mnmEnumm. or | Warchouso Commissioncrs was Introduced by coutrol of tho water-works, and for the levying { Mr. Connelly. and collocting of sny waler taxes, rales, or Anscss- DOLGLAB MONUMENT. meate aa the vald City Council or Doard of Trusteen Mr. Smith, of Cook, introduced s bill cobatl- may deom necessary and expodionts and mich | (it dudge. Caton, Joscph stedih. Ly Waler (axcs, ratew, oF asscasménts may ho levied | Subng ik, tobert Lincotn, Melviie 0, Faes of amessed’ upon' any lot of parecl of graund | pERROUH b Lineoln, Melville W, Filler, tving & buliding or bulliings thereon which | Lotter: Pulmer, ex-ov. Kuerner, snd Judgg shall ‘sbut_or foin any ‘strcet, ovenue, or | Fricdley Trustees of the Douglas Monument, alloy 1n such cily or village tarough which | and sppropriathyz 850,000 for the completlon of the” disteibutinz-pipes of such water-works (if | tho monwinent, 'Tho same bill was also Intro- any) of sald clty or village are, or may be lald, | duced in the Senate, which can bs convenivntly supplivd with water UNTS OF ARBITRATION, €0 fram sald pipce, whether the water vhall bo uied | My, Kedzlo introduced tho Chicago Dar Asso- on such lut or parcel of & d or not; and 1l o : ooyt or parcel of Eround of nots and the | cltion bil for tho establlshment of Courts of contihuing lien or charce npon sich lot or parcel | JThitration, 7Tho bill bas already been pub- of fmnmr boilding or buildinge situated lhtprunn} lished fu Tue Tiinvse: # andsuch len or chisrge may o collected or ens REDIBURSEMENTS,' forced {n such manncr as the Council may, b The biil appropriating 100,000 for reimburso- enlinance, prescribo. Abd tho corporate uutborts | mont of the Btale-Houss Fuud mado lts appear- n o way Ihrough whieh [t fiss accompiisties s derefuf cutea, aainay b seen from e foll several cuses of the Witness did nol go I response 10 i e Quesinnable erlicaces ‘e Joods,of owr own, Wilkie: azaln came fo him, ond o did FY A lushand’s Stateient of tho (ireat ‘{'IIIOIE:{ ;;I ,’of,-‘"” ,”l ;l The lutter auld there was big mm-\"l‘l:ulll.fl" L Sullerlng of His Wite, l,)",])()) avion, i 1)“ - vired ‘tatutes, entitic g th ESCATED FROM JAIL. Speciat Dispatch to The Tridune, Catro, 1), Feb, 13, —Four men confined in the County Jail made their escapo last wight. ‘The prison Is n very Insecure affalr, and, os the County Connnlesloners have repeatedly refused to repalr ity & Jafl-delivery has leen expected some time,. The Sherlll f» makivg every “effort to effect a recapture. Kio suld he liud Just pald : n..".ili‘:lulx;:{?i(.l“:'.uil bt ot s T I B | e e, IRen s i | e ns entirely new and woull give iim fn dollars aml conts, b {112 S " s . ':1?:“::'"\:9'(‘1;;3’ ;‘:Y“fi gt wimit T"\”\*{(:cu ,\“r;'-'é :E.:E' !!lz;?ll'::»:'fl!;‘#;'fi:géfih&zfi'fif.“fis‘f '1'.";5 €rery choice. T hfl[l were mean! vas Known. i L W 1 he ] which he A1 not keep: had no Turther conyrrsa- yeveric f(lfitll)'(!l’: cxpressly for tlon with Wilkle i regant (o the nuatfer, Piyn | Vear resalel ey oce = and Wikl botih told bim they I ctuned | By i sl il M | 208, We place them. on, 2rs. Wood, depgon, I, Clutk; and o, gosl i e b, o ey ere 0 | seele this morwing. rec- irty Wil i ¥ P : Iv. A few days afterw: t 1 I B ? 13 oy R mpiaads i st et ouuhending thom. to room lllfllc,"o"uml llllou;;!, )nw: l»u‘mm)wl(\'h;l:; 1)'”"(.‘/[.(!.\ 1’s as worthy ¥ U] vo seen the Farly giel down at Je| 4 . :'.fifii’,',.l:lffi{.fi?tlmnhn \l\;nm‘ul?-:f;} i e | The Wif's Stafement. of their attention. iat gho was the {dentical same wom- I 5 iy ulufixf‘loc:ll;|no(“1qmfis uul;lr\llrlln;vy\nlllh E Ianwie, Sept. 20, 173, A #J,c(;i((l, I;".r”((in, P Lt Cll of ponting out Mice Early ¢ % et - :gfim"o':;x:xn‘r::r A’C\:TO’: EARLY'S “:"’ S l'l"‘c:;:“;:"’:"',’ I"":”r.-?!'l n""‘"‘;‘“"m fi ne Embroidered Cor- AFTER N, AR id : - DENCE SEVEZHAL THiLs unta tt bunor sud Ll i s sonpisoy it | sefs at $1.75 and $2, they came to thu conclusion that she was not i whio sultered more with tho plies coliilng out that duy. He then weals usked g T piysiclans sl nuld st may o uas cor | 009 )¢ fo .76'3,0(). ; witness to muke a staienent, which witness T taly ik the VEGRTINE has rve ] ’ uguul to da. lllu I!»ul-\ uwlyl(mcanlu'.' ‘l‘. lll}lu iy, nelihirssay Jl";'-fn:""n"fif;‘r'n':-' s ’ aud him) had *a dead sure thing on the Eurly c! Bl b g L St Tl (R aeeey v ot S el (e Lt Hodnina ta Chas. Gossage & Co X A e 4.1 BUTLER, g At this polnt, and just us the witness Clark — ¥ NEW LICATIONN. “fiflhuw{nz;fl the pccullfl manner whlvli Further Proot, eI AN S R S Vilbur ¥. Storvy runs his newspaper, u et r N » throwing considerable lght upon Wilkle umt ] TE fl I' flfls Flyum‘n%lovemcm-. the Court Kdujuurnml unthl ?Jsgg‘és“ EL 'I'LLL‘ o t-‘l):-'ulxll": “l“r‘:a l::s.r;lc'llf':lu m;}‘h:m&uflf:-‘m;‘,fi“w& T e Wk fo say & word 10 favor of Veo- JUSTIFIADLE HOMICIDE, Cuevesne, Wyo,, Febo If—In a quaprel ahout tnoncy-matters between two Mexieans, Jose and Miguel Armlfo, at Bear Creck Cross. ing, forty milcs north of this city, last night, pistols were druwn, and Mlizacl shol Joso {n the neck, kitling him nstantly, Miguel Armijo caing fu and surrendgred to the oflivers to-day. Bell-defense. . 1 ure very that r THB PERMANENT IMPHO i R h o) . 2 y lies nay luvy a general ax for tho construction | ancon tho Houso tu-dav; also the Il or the | nut tn the past {“::".."l;‘-g:‘o My more | SEABBED, crowded to autfocution all day, :J:‘..}&;.-;fi:flfi';'n.'-f:l"l'l'ufi et thearos | CLARKE'S NEW METHO ’8'.}0}&5," iitcusnco of such waler-works, and appro- | submission to the people’ of u constitutional | [liun 860,000, They hat advertioe f 1 < Te T — St aatl e miln of the fullaning Sune, sl 2, 50) is univeraally known as one of rare wer- [ Pridte monuy thetolor, ot Trustecs | MlCNUMeRt authoriziug th expendilura of | luhur to e e R e Speciat Dispatch (0 Tha Tribuns, THE WEATHER onauserais dId ot ait o uwa houte B weck. bk | (83500 1o WLiGtlly RUORR AL o0t the watl :hn'\'} direct that & report 1is writing vhiatl be made | TGN miory ““figéfifi:“‘,&‘“’ House, -lbln \otlcx lldu sur llu:i e gxplnlncd the set Mfi:c’;““"’- 'll!L'*‘l;lll. ”~“=“l“'m“3‘;“'f’:,8l:1(= WaSHINGTON, D Cy Foi, 1=t . mi—For 1":1fim'fr'f sonktuntly gtk ore, iy Shmved hat{ | - cliasen alte for practice. o the ‘ 5 . - ement mi 3 Jalme cen. one Tompkins ana two me; 5y &% L 3 Rl 7 3 apuly f.f."}'.ifi'g‘.’.f'l‘,’,‘{:’.'.,.‘ o Souuty guthorized 10 | 1iy'th Senate Me. Thompsongatraduced abit | 5" ad0 Yiith Str. Webarisan, and claio i ed that it had been made fo the hest Iutereats of tho State. Aftor Mr. Southworth lad cou- ciuded his -l-t.cmcnll'J the Excelafor Gas-Maching Hannum, a few whics west of Mackluaw, Satur. d:\{ Tompking was hadly stabbed with & pene i 1 coudition, 438 counly and btate, of the lands, town-lots, and | approprinting 810,000 to bo offercd us arcward 16l property an which the collector of walers | for tho discovery of the cause of hog-tholera; taxes, raics, or auscastients shall have heen unablo | also appropriating a like sum for the discovery 1 and Mauey vuims | qpuurang e FOR PARLOR ORGAN. i the Upper Lako region and Upper Misslssippl | pialnt, and could never bo sy vetier. “Twnsreanced tn | (P7E'S SCHOOL O TARLO OnaAN. : and Lower Missourd Valleys, south and cust | {ri b vouds, Which faniuch, for 1 amu naturally | 178 10 mnn:ul.(fllcnplclyh e veat ‘hroat o itx winde, warmer, tloudy weather, snd falllg ".'_" -'“:' flMlDrl'u'fll"“ under (ho freatment of preat popularlty, » ey und s In @ cntle vhysleison, | eommeuced the use of Viuenise 4 'L r Company, through F. M. }aincs and ofhe; e il . Lirouy PAAY N Iy Folt BEED b2 colect iuo wame;, witl thy wmount'of thu | of'a retedy for that walaly. The blldaisn ab- | wors aliowed a boms ficasime. Tin Coonpar ey e T batonielen skt ief i b o o LS | EMERSON'S NEW METHOD 03, de EOCAL OLILRATATION « #ame It aliall bo tho duty of such gencral officer, | ,000 to bo offered as a reward for Uaon reeciving wucl reports at oucs o broceedid | [roniates BB 1oL otfered s b feward for eal“usiacnt agalnut, sich lands, (wn-lots, | o'l sum for tho discovery of a cure therclor, :?‘d‘ 3.:, ruperty, llur the u‘filev-lnb!u. rates, or STRERT-RATLWAYS, ki TEE an nearty wainny b5, on boky s by aos myovided | | Mr. Plumb lotroduced o bill 10 empower chles for ohuln!nu}udgm:nl aga -{hml taxes due | to bulld and operate strect-ruliroads aud tram- and unpaid 1o the cuunty and 8t d slsu in | ways. the vame manncr toseil ibo sata e waters PARK COMMISSIONERS. o oo, eb. 10, | ponins i el dad it up i, wall Buifa tite, i } B 50) 1a the work of two distinguished inusi- ‘ “Tivie, (Br, (Thr i, | Vied. . Hn. beather, 1810 grvatly encous and shall eontinue using the v, and Iy equal toLhe best, : g L L L LB ke i W bLIO 2T \ ) ed, Vao, €1 oy iy ¢ inan, hut for 2 CABIN| = o:Cia, . H17 DT PE thix stAG et | P '.-r‘ui‘:-'?.'fi maaintores | ROOT'S SCHOOL ER% Gi%,C4DINET o ‘._!.{{?;:k ;Efi‘,: % g L e own N a1, | oldest and best mctbods. Widely known und R 12 put a gos-machine in the Penitentlary, which does not eecni to come up to the mark, The Cowpany cloim thers wus & contraet to accepts the wachine, which fails to lght tho building, The cost was ta be §3,500, and 1t §s clatined was only to be ucrel-ted when [t would prove satls. faciory, which it has not done, Special Diapaich fo The Tribuns, JANESVILLE, Wis,, Feb. 18=-John Racthinger, Jr., was arcested to-day charged with highway robbery, baving knocked down o drzuken Ger- wman Jast night and rohibed him. Keveral others ary tmplicsted, but no other wre Aug. ), 13T Sl . 0. Id 33 used, ¢ .o T ' _ lory, i o < S A & R Reliable Evldence, CLAERE'S §1 INSTRUCTOR ouasee ia3es, rates tang. 4 3 5 R Tue’ Committee then adjourned (i3 d'clock i 4B 1:Inp. Sk, t BTEVENS: i Unpaid, Tho Tevenme oot the tiuty ohattsg | . The Comnmbssloners of the West Blde parks | {n the afternoon. Mastaiut therdiotiet M I b BTENENG: ecrtully s4d g sestimony o | 14 84 sbbreviated but very good metbod fac be- Hicabls ; e GRASSHOPPERS, lunces farss apulicable aud not Inconsletent with tiy | 824 of Linculn Park, sppointed oy Gov, Be THE AFTERNOON BESSION ., TKE Kreat BUIDOT o ayo Mlrcady fecelved In favorof | Biucrs. act, .,,rfi, 10.and govern all applicstions for judg- | ¢Fidze since the adjourument of the Twenty- | wus consumed maluly with the gas question, Speciat Dispateh to The Triduns. Juunurest sud iied nedlicioe, VEurring fur Ldo aot “““_:“'vg \Hw gflmo FOR CABINET meats for such water-tazcs, arscasiments, or tatea, | Binth Geucral Assembly, were contirmied, which had uothing fu It of Interest tothe public, Foat Dobar, la., Feb. 13,—There are reports LK euUEh cal Lo aald 11 16 pratae,. 44 truul AR hA b BENATE—MUNICIPAL [NDESTEDNESY, Corporation-Counsel Authuny’s bill for the The question of the fundiug of the municipal | collection of water-rutes aud taxes was fotro- Indebledaves of the citics and towns of tho | duced by Bash lu the Senate. Blate was this morning brought up in the Sen- TUE REVENUE COMMITTEES IN BES3ION, over by Years 1th that dreadful’ divase, Catarrli, ORGAN (T5ctay ¥ P # ‘The wholo wmatter will be reported on hicro- sl it e ted coughing speils that 15w b s u In the cheapest, aud an excellent edsy Instruce ; # n 3 d ter, . - G 'I'Lhe Committes has concluded to ask fura sub-conualttes, snd adjourned to mect, in of prassboppers hatching already; but, what scems o have been mistaken for them here fs & sort of little midge, full-fledged and very B AT N TR By : i lo el v e s Vice et st et | OROAY AT HOME, 5500680 o dicines FUF cougha and giit) bas 200 well choeel #o upon the resolutlon futroduced by Mr. Whit. | A Joiut scssion of the Reyenug Committeca of | &pringlield and report to tha Leglslature, active, Tho cggs, however, show quitc an ad- el kipicreelig e Soiiach, aud miolsa ov: (- Decd Organ piecce v {ug, sud was the subject of & littlo’ lively dis- | the 60 tousca was eld this aftervioon, for tha A CORRECTION, vagcemnent towards the hatching period. 3lost | Facanshecco a2 e e R ST for yaawsre (hewit | pyyyor book malled, post-free, for Retall Prico. L Torgy '+ Mr Whibog'a resalution was ws fol- | RUBED, S PETIRE Colperttn gropisd | - Lvant to sorect, i cifor, milch fmadola | of them ave becoins auie plusip, aud s snall | Siels™ S8 £ Cor. Magaitue and DS N. LYON & HEALY, Chicago. <3 Wue tases, Mr. Authony was prescnt, and cxplained | fo bouds under Ricbardsou's old contract with | Proportion show the dark eyes of the lrva g;uu Huon s, wui! 1 - = ron e, sha WS UTEE, S abi ity | choprovisisasur o bl deiallors Qe | tho Penteutaes,ater voc of b bondmou ot | rough ihe pasly-truuaparent ‘hell. ‘Tho | iiis w2t S0k APPRECIATION, OLIVER DITEON & CO.,Boston.. [ dn largo debts ununfi nearly $40,000, 000, and | #lon ensued, during which somo npdno- tlon was | camo fosolvent. It scems that the Commis- | moat advanced of tho cogs arc fyund in san . CUALLRITOWN, Slarch 10, 1860, e i {flrlnznu the sanio s hij imu of tuterest, thereby | nade, not to the purpose of the bill, but toits | sloners did endeavor to have bim furalsh now | soll, where they are protected from’ the nort THE CUTLERY TRADE. "il“'.“fhv—:fn 440, certity that I have uvsed yuur l SUALLES, * & lfl?xlu;‘lrlku- burden on themeelves aud su | provislons for carryiog out that purpose. 'Tho { bonds, but be declived, us thero was uo pro- | Wlud, or in some warm, suuny place which Is Special Ditpateh b0 The Tribus N| L aw s 010, cctitiyhat ] have vaed yutt | o i “.‘::;“l.uif to the public fatercst; and, ¢hief polut urzed agaiust the bill was that, In its | vision In his contract which compelled it. Ma]. | kopt ruthcr molst. *This last sccms to be neces- New Youe, F .b“’i‘:‘)‘ B ." i “‘; % and S0k Tl 10 FAIRBANKS' 1 deli Couid Ve fouisiivved ihatanoet of this docal | prescut forus. 1t vrovlded for the collection of | Taylor went to Sprioglield, and & new bond had | $ary to thelr carly developiment. . Persons L e e el Mo ane e mullodsloon | ot o, St Jonwt op s STARDAUD I Slata bonds bearins a low rararot torrslCoseriae | the taxes lovied upon the elly assessment un- | beew even drawn up, but Richardscn refused ta [ i the ezge aud put them fu s warm placo and | cutlery under tho ausplees of the Tablo Cutler | {5,,306000u 16, cavut e enegiicl: s3d us o : 53vinz 4o tho poopiv of the Sluts shour 31,400 voh | Ger Dill SM. Tls ascesmeut, 1t i3 ured, | makeit good by lndorsenient of sullicleut surety, | fet them dry up, aud then suy *ibey won't | Mavafacturen? Assoclation of the Unitedy | Bivesitr b w1 et el oot EVerinihie § S C A L E S i aunually, grestly’ 1o tho Lliaot ool Yot | Susnut e Bpsalued, Jutthe Jeur st o tuulo T e It o T o™ lutch,~dout, show wny slu of Latehiug? | Guucshegun to-das. There was a laso atteod- s e s 'y those uw- . o ol ! ‘mhi l\éx: yeueral good, when the real reason may be they are kept Loo ut Injustice to dry, 1 by oy weans wo should escape their thelr ravugges ft would be the geeatest blesslng Towa ever recelveds OF ALL XIiNDS. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, 1 & 113 LakaSt., Chicago, | All Draggzists . + Bezurefultobuyenlytie Genuines i therefore, lower. The levy under Bill 300 would, It is sald, h"lgln;l. by the Benateo, the louso concurring | b In excess of the b pv cent vonstltutional lm- 12, That 8 commitiec of tive o the part of the | ftatlon on taxativn zud fudebtedness—that fs, suve, including representatives of leading houses in Boston, Philadelphla, Chicago, Clucluuatl, Baltimore, aud Sau E~uiclseo. Sowe 300 lots Diapaich so Ths Tridune. Braiserisi, Il Feb. l{i.—\\'l‘;h refercuce tothe cord of Cuspar Butz which appears fu to-day’s TRILUNE, [t sbould be stated thut your NSMONL, 19 Lusseli-ot.