Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1870), 1878-05-23

              vr latin p0 State nxml 0 VOL. XXXIX. SIEBERT & LILLEY, Blank Book MAHCFAOTCBERS, Prlnteri,Uloder, SUUoner and I.BI Blank FabUstaeM. i foli urn or Keftdr-Made BI.A5.K BOOHS Kept constantly on band.) BOOK BINDING Of every description, by the Edition or Single Volume. COLUMBUS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1878. Open Homs pt 'y Building (Up Stair), ISAIAH PlLLABS. RODMM FoOI. PILLARS & FOOS, Attomeys-at-Law, Boom No. 8, Pioneer Block, feW dtf w4t 1 COI.BMBira. OHIO. SPRING AND SUMMER Woolens GEO. T. DUVALL, Merchant Tailor! aula ly 1S7 HOUTH HIUH ST DR. F. S. ADAMS, A. M., Medical Electrician. CHRONIC DISEASES Successfully Ironed. ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS And other methods of Scientifically applying Electricity for the cure of disease. Assisted by MRS. ADAMS. 193 NORTH HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, O. my23 eod ly In BY TELEGRAPH TO TBX OHIO STATS JOV&SAl WASHINGTON. Thimblerigging on the Pot ter Investigation. Extension ot the Inquiry Into Electoral Frauds in Any State, Where the Committee Has Proba ble Cause to Believe that Frauds were Practiced. The Committee Apparently Still Retains the Power to Stop with Louisiana and Florida. Another Discussion on (lie Army Appropriation Bill A Texas Representative Hakes an Appeal for the Frontier. Democratic Arithmetic In Collision with the Rule of Three. ATTORNEYS , W. NEIL DENNISON, Attorney"tXiw AND NOTAIIY PDBIilO. Office in noTld II Collections promptly attended to. Pioneer Block. X9. O. BHIGOB, A. ttoru y--xt",X-aaxf", 23 E. State St , Columbus, 0., (First Building west of City Hall). A. JS. CBBIGHTON, A.lt o r xx o y- t-Xj aw, 14 Plnneer BlocK, tfllambni, Collections promptly attended to. mylld.wly O. jV. PAliMBH: ATT O R IT E Y-AT-IAW. NO. 71 NOBTH HIGH ST., Danlir Fersnn Block) Oolumbns.O. oiti.": IliKli, Poarl iiikI 4'lsupel KlB. . ..... i- A. W. rRANCIICO. COMLT & FRANCISCO, M'BI.IHIIBIIH AMI Hlt'l'lUKTOBS. ' A. W. I'ttANCISCO, Ueneral Manager SECRETARY SHERMAN. Washington. D. C May 22 Sea retary Sherman expresses his satisfic- tion that the subject oi nis connection with the Louisiana election had got be- vnnd the newspapers. Bpecifio charges. he Baid, had been made, and what 1 wanted was an open hearing ana no layor, and this Mr. Sherman asserted with no little warmth, he intended to have. BONDS CALLED. The Secretary of the Treasury has call ed the following bonda: Coupon bonds dated July 1. 1865. namely: $50. JSo. 60 (101 to No. 59 080, both inclusive; $100, No. 9001 to 101,000. both inclusive; $500, No. 66.001. to No. G9.000, both inclusive $1000, No. 120,901 to No. 125.000, both inc naive. Total coupon, jz.ouu.uuu. K-gistered bonds, redeemable at pleasure of the United States after the 1st of July, 1870 : $50, No. 1951 to No. 2050, both inclusive: $100. No. 15 701 to No. 16,600, both inclusive; ouu, no. vtoi in 9700. both inclusive: 51000. xnos. ao.. 901 to 82.200, both inclusive; $5000, No. 8451 to No. 8700, both inclusive; $10,000, No. 15.781 to No. 16.250, both inclusive. Total registered, $2,500,060. Aggregate, $5,000,000. The principal and interest will be paid at the Treasury on ana alter the 22d of August next, and the interest will cease on that day. FOUR PERCENT. SUBSCRIPTION. The four per cent, subscriptions to-day amounted to $242,000. XLVIIl OoiiajresB Flral Neaalon. SBNATfl. Mr. Davis of West Virginia called up the resolution submitted by him a few days ago, authorizing the (elect committee appointed to investigate the finance reports, books and accounts of the Treasury Depart ment to continue lta investigation ana sit during recess. An Ttfnmfi niscusaion 101 oweu. Pending discussion on the resolution ot Mr. uavis, tue uiuruiug uuui cHltui Mr. local s called for unhmsbed business, the bill to provide a permanent form of gov-arnmant. tnr the District of Oniumbia. Mr, Ferry said the understanding of the Senate yesterday was that the House bill to fnrhiri the turtner retirement OI legal tenuer notes, should be taken up at the expiration of the morning hour to-day, and then laid aside informally, to allow the senator irom Mississippi (Lamar) to address the Senate upon the Texas Pacific Railroad bill. Mr. liBmar men maae a sppecu m mvui u, the Texas Pacific Railroad bill. Mr. Allisoo, from tha conference commit- Indication for the Tennessee and Ohio Va'ley and Upper Aliasimppi Valley and TTnoer Lake Beaton Vended lau in oar- -I- . .-..,,-, fnmpriti 10 bwuihg, (v I tpe nn iae inaiau ADDrouriBtitm uui. nuu- vind.; generally rm,r, threatening and mitUjl . jjport. bich w.. .greed to. and ratnv weather, aecompomeo by thunder 1 jns geDate then resumed consideration of Korms, and otfouied in TTeslern portioni by the bill providing a permanent form of gev-r nment for the District of Columbia, and ristno oaromttcr w"9 h. -.. section, recoaniziog f he District as a municipal corporation, etc , was agreed to m.Ti nlnaeri In New York yesterday at ,;thnnt. amendment. Mr. liayard moved to amend me Beconu I unction, nrnvidint? for aDDOintment ot Com- Nallonal Convention or llie rni missioners, so as to provide tnai me two nr.i...n ,'..iD.iiiiv. i i nrnmiRssnners to na bddoiiucu iruui ci... I lite suau nave Deen actual resiuenvB ui w. 100J. n vr. 99TV, thirtieth District for one year, inBtead of three years, 1 r T.rr,T nf the Phi the Senate committee proposed. Agreed lonal Convention of the rni .. ,o ..a la. Special to the Ohio State. Journal WooaTER, annual .National lynnveuuuu u. - ,., 23. nava 18. m nnU. Thata FrfttnmitV ODened in tUlS I ni ... U. VM-1.... Intrn. . . r j reuulUK uinuuoaiuu oil. iwiu oity thii morning, in the national urano ucedabill authorizing the conBtruction of a Hall, and will continue three days, ridta across the WBbash river at any poiut Charlei a. Boskill, 01 Altant, ueorgi., Withiusix miles ot tbe town or meroiu, iu- Dreaiding, who delivered an eloquent di,na. Weferred. , , Jinpninir address. After an Eiecutive BesBion the benate ad- Thafollowine otEcers for the ensuing Mourned r r elected bv acclamation : I'reei- hous. j. n T Vioiililiir. 8hinnenaburg, Pa.; it. Rpnhn olTered a resolution calling for Firat Vice President, C. W. Bixby, information as to Presidential pardon of Wilkesbarre, Pa.; Second Vice President, criminals since 1877. Adopted. B W. Cohn Richmond, Va.; Becrnary, Senate bill, for relief of settlers on public J, 0. Norris, IndianapoliB, Indiana; Urand Banner, j. v. rvnitenenu, auuuui-nnnlia. Indiana. Delegate from thirty Colleges, repre senting nftwn Btates, are in tutepunniai. Rvnort of me Bran Jury Joll Condeuinau. lands, whose crops were injured by grass hoppers, passed, Mr. Harrison onerea ine iouowing nnstiinn nf nrivilpirn : Whera8, a select committee of this Bouse has been appointed to inquire into certain frauds alleged to have been committed in Florida and Louisiana in November, 1876, in connection with returns ot vote lor rjpMiai to u ...... v--D t , Vi. pPMident. Urbana, O,, May 2Z.-The rOjury T87.h.;d th. fiaud. of like . afmr n-ilemnin2 tne county "7 ' " " ,r..j .im reaolntion to the select committee, and demanded the nrevious question, which was seconded, and'then (apparently in consequence of a hint from Potter) Mr. Cox offered to withdraw his motion. This, however, was objected to on the Republican side. The motion to refer was aeieatea yeaa 89, nays 115. Tbe resolution was then adopted without division. Mr. Springer, Chairman of the committee on Expenditures in the State Department, submitted a report, which he stated set forth ten articles ot impeaenmeni agam j. u. Bradford, late Vice Consul General at Shanghai, China, and concluded with a resolution that ha be impeached at the bar of the Senate. Inasmuch as two members, Dnnnell and Bandy, had grave doubts as to whether Bradford was an impeachable officer, the nmmiitAa runammended that the whole sub ject be referred to the committee on J udi- ciary. oo oraerea. f ollowing are tne principal arucies ui im peachment: 1. That Bradford became interested and promoted officially a railway from Woo Sung to Shanghai in violation of treaty ob- ioatinnfl ana tne acta oi uoneTosj. 2. That he conspired for pecuniary gain to deceive the Chinese authorities by procuring the consent to build a carriage road and af terward constructing a railway irom vvoo Suntr to Shanghai. 8. That he was guilty of injaBtice, tyranny and extortion as Judge of the Consular Court. There are five specifications under this article. 4 and S. That as noatal aeent ot tne United States, he abstracted letters from the mails and opened them for the purpose of prying into me Business anu secrets oi persons writing letters. 6, That he took a voucher in one instance for $80 and paid in person only $60, retaining $20. 7 That as Postal Agent at Shanghai, he received Mexican dollars, which were at pre. mium over gold and currency; that he paid menses in like coin, but charged the Gov ernment a premium, bb if he had purchased such coin, tnereny oeirauuing me uoveru- ment out ot large suma. 8. That be embezzled lees Que tne uovern- ment. 9. That be embezzled $2600 uovcrninent funds. The Bouse then went into committee of the Whole, Mr. Springer in the chair, on tne Army Appropriation bill, all general debate to close in one nour. While ende.voring to have the latter order made, Mr. Hewitt ot New York, in anBwer to a question, stated he was in favorof adjourn ing June iu. Mr Schlicher opposed the bill because he did not think it provided a sufficient force for the protection of the Texas frontier. It bad been Baid the Mexicans promised tokeep pace upon the border, but every one who had any experience with the neigborB on the Rio Grande, knew their promises went (or nothing. He cited outrageB, Borne of them quite recent, and aaid that the frontier resi-dams nf Teiaa were being murdered, robbed and impoverished, without even the poor boon of pity from their. countrymen, who were making laws for the whole country. Ho had hern accused of being a filibuster. On the contrary, he would say God forbid that this country should be any larger. It is far too large now for the minds and hearts of its legislators. Laughter and applause on tbe Republican side. He oppoBed it on the principle of cutting down the army to a inirle man- He had been puzzled to under stand the arithmetical problem laid down by the gentleman from Hew rork, tnat mere could ba more men brought into the field with n armv of 20.000 than witn an army of 26,000 He had tried to understand that problem but unsuccessfully. He gave it up, (Laughter.! Mr. Hewitt remarked that the gentleman's failure to understand the proposition was not his (Hewitt's) fault. Mr. Schlicher No: it Is my weakness. I never was able to learn tbe game of "thim blerig." Laughter. Mr. Hewitt intimated the figuring was not his, but had been done in the Adjutant n,nfr)'R office. Mr. Schlicher But the figuring doefl not protect our people. Laughter. All the arithmetic which he could bring to bear on the question was contained in a simple ..,.., inn hv the rule nf three: As 25.000 men is to the actual number in the field, bo is 20,000 to the actual number In tne neia, a.,i iha rpsiilt was certainlv a reduction. He pleaded for tht exposed people of that frontier against the jeers of the gentleman from WiBConein (Bragg), and the fratricidal economy of the gentleman from New York (Hewitt). , Mr. Baeuing slated that under the new organization, every infantry company must hare soventythree men, while at present there was not an infantry company which mustered Dftv men. The bill increased the force of the infantry and cavalry companies and left the artillery alone, and under its provisions there would be more muskets on ,t.a t.t.i frnntier than there are at nresent. The gentleman from Ohio (Garfield) had been alarmed oy a letter oi an jkukubu uum, If the, Revolutionary tamers nau oeen alarm ed in that way, there never would have been mvemmpnt here, and the gentleman from Texas (Schlicher) wanted me army Kept, strong because there had been a row in Tex- about tne owuernmp ui ueiboiu bbiv well. Those were the only arguments maae against the bill, which he hoped the House would fairly consider and pass. This closed the general debate, and tbe committee considered it under the five min ute rule. Mr. Throckmorton moved to amend by making the limitation of lhe army 25,000 instead of 20,000 men. Uf VnatAr a member of the committee on Annrnnrlatinns. favored the amendment and indulged in little sarcasm at the expense nf hia nwn aomnillieo. NuyiUK i. nao rantir annnront that if anv reform was to creep into legislation it must come from that committee, because every other committee was utterly woriniess m man rcopcui,. a.o confessed that the problem, as stated by the gentleman from Teiae (Schlicher), was as incomprenensioio w uiim b - gentleman Ab to the suggestion of Mr. Hewittr tnat tne expeunH ui luowiuj UUgU. to be made proportionate to its expense in men h. A.ifnil whv that Brentleman and the committee on Appropriations did not apply that. rnlA to tne House OI ttBDreBemnoo, which cost to-day twice as much as it cost in I860, leaving out tne cost oi pnuuug , He denied the claim of the Democratic side of the House as to the large Baying of ex- POLITICAL National Greenback Labor Con vention in Indiana. A State Ticket Nominated and Long Platform Adopted. A General Overhauling of the Fi nancial and Qovernmental Structure Demanded. Paper Money the Panacea for all the Ills of the Times. The Pennsylvania Demooratlo Conven tion Stall! en Credentials. Indiana National Con veal Ion Indianapolis. May 22. The State Convention of the Nationals met this morning at the Opera House. After organizing, with James Buchanan as Chair man, and listening to addresses, the Con-vention adjourned until one o'clock. The National Greenback Labor party nominated a State ticket to-day as loi-lows: For Secretary of Btate. Henry James, Grant county; Auditor of State, Jacob x1. .Bird, Uibson county; ireasarer of Stale. E. P. Main, Floyd county; At torney General, David Mobs, Hamilton county; superintendent oi ruonc instruction, Prof. John Young, Marion county The resolutions were as follows : The National Greenback Labor party of Indiana, in Convention assembled, declares : First That we declare our fealty to the American monetary system, the abolition of all bank: issues, tne !re ana unlimited coinage of gold and silver, and the issuing by the Government of full legal tender paper fiat money, receivable for all debts, public. ttila mnrnlno- Anil wan called to order by Captain McClelland, Chairman of the State committee, a few minutes after ten o'clock. The proceedings were opened with prayer oy xtev. u. a. juuaiij, o. Newcastle, Pa., one of the members of the Presbyterian General Assembly now in seseion here. After considerable confusion as to what formed the roll of delegates, the roll was called sod the Convention effected a temporary organization by the election of Hon, Milton Bpeer, of Huntingdon county, temporary Chairman, who was introduced to the Convention by Hon. W. L. Scott, of Erie After the appointment of committees on Permanent Organization, Contested SeaU and Besolutions, the Convention adjourned until three o'clock in the afternoon.On reassembling at four o'clock, which hour was substituted for the one originally named, the announcement was made that the committee on Credentials would not ba ready tto report for two hours, and a further recess was had until five o'clock, when order was restored and a committee of three appointed to wait upon the committee on Credentials to ascertain how soon they would be ready to report. On a report being made that the committee would not be ready before seven o'clock, the Convention adjourned until eight o'clock. The Convention reassembled at eight o'clock this evening, when the committee on Credentials being still unable to make a report, the Convention adjourned until nine o'clock to-morrow morning. MURDER TKIAL. ProeeedtngB in tbe Terrel Case Yea. terday-DifHcnlty In Scenrloa; a Jnry An Undercurrent of Excitement, Willi a Lynching; Tendency. Special to the Ohio State Journal. Loqan, Ohio, May 22. Counsel for the defense occupied the afternoon yeBter- FOBEIGN. NO. 121. IBHER Has on Sale 150 Buebele ol Choice STRAWBERRIES! 50 Barrels New Potatoes, 50 Bushels Peas, - 50 Boxes String Beans, Cabbage, Etc., Etc. Fresh Strawberries received dally. 1O0 eft? XIX SOUTH FOURTH: ST. The Attempt lo Beatoro Mnrad London, May 22. The Turkish Censorship suppresses the particulars about the affair before the Tcheragan palace Monday. As far as can be gathered from the details permitted to come through, there was a regularly organized conspiracy to restore Murad, who was at the Tcheragan palace at tbe time, juu' rad denies anv knowledge of the conspir acy. It is reported he has since been removed to Topkapoa. The number of revolutionists is variously estimated by the correspondents of London journals at from 100 to 500. The Government, in their circular to tbe Turkish representative! abroad, eava the number was thirty, The correspondents also agree that the attemDt at a political demonstration was a complete failure. Ali Bvari Pasha was the leader and organizer of the move' ment. He was a hot-headed adventurer, who had been several times exiled. He lived some years in London and Paris, and was engaged in journalism. He was recalled to Constantinople a ter tne ao m ConsIjU , ht) pleIia,e c d arable garments, from reliable houses) appointed director of the Lyceum, but I at reasonable prices, and oar well-earned reputation Is a gnaran-was dismieaed for mismanagement. He tee to the purchaser that WE offer these Inducements In a tar became needy and went among tne greater degree than any other house In this city or Mtnte. we nave reiugees unaer me pretenH ui urKuU.uK (he most complete and choice selection ol BO BXPOU1UUU tU 1U uh-- gents. He secured a sufficient number of adherents to make Monday's attempt. The neraona arrested are said to be com promised by papers found in Ali Suave's hn,,ca after hia HnAth. The affair created I tbe utmost consternation in commercial I And as our purchases are immense and invariably for cash, and ana nnanumt virc,c ,u iuuBi.uuuuiri. . Qm garments munuiaciureu nauer our luiiucuinio w ,- .n.uu, when all the generals and prominent ofli- we can ", and do sell oiala of Seraskierrate were absent at Buy-1 TMimiJli nAAHC! Am TAWUD TJOTiflTQ nkdere. It is believed the position of JJXi J. XJCilli il-A H JUMX A REAL ECONOMY Good and Reliable Clothing, Than any other retail house in the city. ana private, in amounts euiucieut w uiemi . . , . , .,. . .. the wants of trade, to give employment to day in preparing their bill of exceptions, all labor, and to enable the people to do a The examination of the first juror this cash business, and to relieve them from the . fo. challenge Deremntorv. left debt system wnicn nas mado industrial ana , , , V commercial classes the slaves and drudges of eleven jurors, whereupon the defense tbe credit mongers of the world. asked for the venire to be filled anew, anrmeaslre lookTo'g "he Zmp" of -hW gW. There has been no specie payments, the monarchical system of progress in the trial since. It is doubtful finance which puis all tbe interests of in- whether the venire will be tilled ready for austry, trauB a?u coaimerio m uo .,. hof tr,Mv. Thro i. an a tew, ana eutorcea a monopoly 01 weaitn . -- destructive oi tne nigoest material goou ui i undercurrent oi excitement teouiug iu so?!?'y- . . ward Ivnch law. if there is too much fili hostility to the perpetuation of the system o: bustering or any Buccessful action taken government bonded indebtedness, wtiicn is f0r a continuance or change of venue, it intended to bind unborn generations in . . , ,1,... :n u .!i..., h chains, and we declare that the Government "hoped there will be no violence, but should use all the funds now hoarded for re- there isooleUirg. Both counsels are sumplion purposes, to pay and cancel out- determjned to have the full benefit of Btauuiug uouub, anu mat Buuum ma . .KU nf 1-In thai, fvnr. The new ana liberal issues 03 money to oe ap- "j " --- plied to the same purpose; and that the defense will prevent a jury if possible, in LT!ft order to secure a change of venue, which Fourth We demand that all legislation should be bo enacted and bo administered as to secure to each man, as nearly as practicable, the just reward of his own labor, end we nenounce an lawiefiButnuj, viumuce uuu fraud that refuses submission to the will of MERCHANT TAILORING. -. . Ti a. 1 ann wncr rose to.day, afier (O-.uemning tne oouuy - commilted at the ,ame time jail, reporting tne iouowing , the 6Mtt of Oregon and South Carolina; inc. : Ninetvone witneeBee were examined. Fortynine indictments, as follows, were ge )( Tetoiv,it That said committee be and found : Assault and battery, grand lar- jt j9 hereby empowered to enquire into the oenv fornication, adultery, malicious de- Same, if in its opinion testimony of a sub- 1 .nna.i ami mhi.ltv. The otn,itil character shall be presented to it. laiteV we learn, has wenty .indiclments. And be iturthcr re.olvci, That the Senate pour8t adjourned untif Friday, May ToteB for President and Vice President, and Uavaltll'fl RlllA. il hnvintr herni declared that Rutherford B. -a v vr 00 PrannieoA I u.vaoj hurl TPfnived the highest number of P.,lto began at tour this rooming, at votes for President and William A. Wheeler Peraito began at lour "J" .jW tue highest number of votes for Vice Presi-wr? it noon dent, ft is not bow in the power of t ongrees. .ttai in m nnnapcntive hours. At noon t,. y.A man. 171 miles, when he retired from the track for rubbing, resuming the ride at 12:22, At 3 o'clock, eleven hours from tbe start, Peraito had made two hundred and thirty miles. Peraito completed 305 miles in 14 hours and 31 minutes, having 29 minutes to anr. The Quickest mile was in 2 min utes and lOaeoondi; the quickest 10 miles, 22 minutes 12 seconds. Children BaO'aeated, Dbbiwjb, Ia May 22 Three children of a farmer named John Wormkey nffneated veaterdav by burning sticks thrown into a woodbox. Worm- W and wife had locked the children in the room and gone to wdrk in a cornfield. Fire. CrunnjiiATi. Mav 22 Beniamin Pol lak & Black's cotton drying house, formerly Whitaker'a slaughter house, in Deer Creek, burned this afternoon. Loss $6000; insurance $3000, In Bostoncompanies. nor is it the purpose of this House, through o.iri inva.tiirAtinn. to annul or attempt to annul tbe action or tne roriyiuurtu wu-gress in the premises. " mi. I..-:- k... nvaBantofl AH T.O li.,l.av tha ratnlntinn involved a OUeStlOO of privilege, the Speaker pro tem.(Sayler) 8Ubmltted tuo questiuu IU mo uuuuc. y--,o,iinn vnta hnth aides manifested a disin- ni:-,;nn tn takn vrnnnd on either side, and the vote was taken by yeae and nays, and .im,l tni 71. navs 60. But few Repub licans voted, and not nearly all the Democrats. The members of the eelect committee who voted at all were Messrs. Potter, Cobb, Cox of Ohio, Morrison and Stenger, who voted in the affirmative. Ti.a nhiaptlnn baiao- made that no auorutn had voted. Mr. Harrison, amid a storm of calls to order, withdrew the resolution, stat ing that he was not desirous of obstructing Mr. Wilson then offered a resolutionauth-nripina- tha Ralect committee to investigate electoral frauds in any State where it has probable cauie to believe that such frauds were practiced. , Mr. Cox of New Tork moved to refer the waa their first motion in the case. THE CHURCHES. Pre.uyterlnn General Assembly Tt - If..- OO Tha P.aaVtTtavian the people, honestly expressed through the GenerM Ag8eBbiy met at 9 o'clock this Fifth We denounce the Ked Flag Com- ,, , , . , ,a , u . hi.i. ..t. fiev. Mr. Fulton nresented a paper, set c ji.iainn nf n-.nr,r, on,i va tini? forth that the reiireBentative position .u Hucu -v a I n(K.. .ha!. denounce ine communism or me national oi our uuneu dimct vwib, Ranks, of bond syndicates, and of the con. eminent social rank, and their interna- BOliaateu rauruau corpurBtiuuo, vruiuu um. i tiouai rollgious luuuouco, Tvueu ucuisi.c, secured and are enforcing an unequal divis- nhriaiian. make it a matter of the first im- ion tt property, having already divided DOrtance that the cadets, in the course of th.muliiu tan thmiBanil rnlllinnant' F. .... ... .wg .. . .. their training at tne navai Aoaaemy at lbs property of the people by corrupting the Annapoli, who may have gone from Pres. representatives and servants of the people. ? ... . , 5(pI.pra8hvte- The one system of Communism ignores the bytenan families, be Kept unaer rresDyte i. T i inn anriflrriBinn. and be not. through neCE- loequaimeH oi capacity wuiuu uavu uteu ; --r- :-,nan(.rl kvr ir. tha human filler fC.l. lOfit tO OUT 06000110 atlOt) . anri hnth fluntpma a. dflBtruQtiTa of the re- Resolved. That this Aflsembly urEently wards nt toil ana ot me inceniivea 10 iqque- rt aueet rresoTieriaa iiareuiB wuu iubt try and exertion. have eona in the Naval Academy, and all Sixth We dec! era that until the Amen-1 nofr,r nnA Bflionaof conereeationa from can monetary syBteni, which will result in I which they may have gone, to watch with tin piK uwiuuucwiu i u "3U.',J ' HDeciftl Bolicitude over tneir religious nUestablMfaed, tne ataie anou o, oy aii me . . Referred to committee. nowsr tnat it can exert, nam anu reuuee r, ... ! . .L.A I L .11 : me rate oi mieresT, hu iuat it bum., iuuu , :,u ti- i"u.,.nk ,.r event exceed the average increase of wealth ten on correspondence with the Church of bv productive industrv. nuonauu .a iiruu.. . Seventh We favor simple, plain and D. D., Key. William M. Paxton, V. V aannnmical b-nvernment. as few laws as and Elder BelknaD. ooBsib e. and thev rigidly entorced; as iew The order ot tne day, viz : tne reception officials as practical, and they held to a f the renort of the committee on Foreign close accountability. To this end we de- Missions, was here introduced. The remand the abolition of all useless offices, and port wag Ieaj by KeTi j),, . D, Morris, offices are made to yield almost princely ' ... ..nalni. nf th Rnarrl fmm all fortunes. It is the first duty of the next shows the receipts of the Board all General Assembly of Indiana to secure such sources to have been $463 ,351 6b, ex- legislation as Bnall mane it lmpossioie ir icimi.u.ca, .u,-. .., ......B anv local or State official to receive more debt of $43,032 99 at the end of laBt year. .. V- . u: !-- A -.U T7 ! t.:- .... th. if, nf tRU ftAfl K practicable, the compensation Bhould be fixed Mr, John C. Green exlinguished the debt by aspeciued salary. and left nearly $uuu towaru tne current Eighth We denounce the conspiracy of eXpenBe8. Knowing that the country the Democratic and Republican leaders of In- waB 8til in a depressed pecuniary condi- uisun vu uuim uua.., "." ,:. which was likely lo atiect seriously iiouse,wuicn,aB experience , the income of lhe Board, all ita a isimiar cases, wouia resmtmtue gene. --- . , , . plundering oi iiiepouuio. imueuuiiuw vuo r , ,, .. j j it -ui K-.i ?u. -. ..n:nM - ! nttr.fiiliv flcru tinized. ana its whole BUllun ui tua uuyaruui m .itiiuj( a ouvmi rf - - , , session of the Leoislature for the purpose of work waa conducted bo as to guard against fostering this scheme. We denounce the in- the recurrence of another debt. It is decent baste with which tbe State House therefore with unusual regret that the Commissioners are proceeding to let a con- Board has to report a deficiency at the tract to bind tho people of theJState, and we en(j 0f year of no less a sum than aemanu mat DU cimtraoi, buau uu , uuni J7 oou j 'I'h a da mtp.ncv did not nc- the voters of the State have had an oppor- 1 . the it9 of the women 0f the tunity to express. their will upon'thesubject, . thru . lhei. auxiiiaty boatda inrougnmeiifgiBiatureiuuBcuouiuuciu- .!.,! "fn, th.ir rlonalion are the War Minister is compromised, Catbolle Opposition to the Pnbllea lion of Voltaire' Works. Paris. Mav 22 Some lime sgo a meet ing of Bepublican Senators, Deputies, Town Councillors, journalists and savants was held here to organize a celebration oi Vcltaire's centennary during the Exhibi- t;nn A rinmniiafclnnpr Wflfl then BD nointed and it was resolved to concen- We can safely SUV that onr slyles in Worsted and Fancy Snit- trate tbe essence of Voltaire's philosoph- ngg are -ar superior loany goods ever brought to this cify,and voi lZ of one thousand pages, to be will he mannfactured in the latest styles and at bottom prices ipread broadcast throughout France, ana . n.-A HI... ri I nnnA:mr.B. Cu ts that public subacriptions to cover the ex- Q DBS1 DIUU ridllllCl tillU UdddllllCI O OUllO nenses ahould be opened by the Kepubli- can papers. Public interest ib now con- maae to order for 25. Please give ns a call, and consider for Th?(oim0mi,lPt:TedctCth?ZrTs y"e" " oods the Cheapes t II aoods composed of Victor Hugo and four other are not as represented we win cueeriuiiy reiuuu me mvat,, oenators, lour xepuneH, twu juuuiuj,., Councillorc.two members of the Institute, Le Qouve and Kenan, and several arlUtB, journalists and men of letters. Tne uamouc aiguuar.es are buhimub thanrnnosed celebration violently. Car dinal Quibert. ArchbishoD of Paris, has issued a pastoral, denouncing it. uiunop Duponloup has published a pamphlet ASAinat the celebration, and he also, yeB- tarHAV. in the Benate. asked Dufaure. the President of the Council and Minister of Justice, whether the Uovernment would prevent the fete ana prosecute tne puo-lishers of the book containing irreligious sections from Voltaire's worke. Dufaure said that the celebration waB a nrivate affair. The Government had no right to interfere, and could not prosecute writings wnicn naa neen puonsneu a million times and been many years in general circulation. uonmanin, jaubh-.p, H.&N.GUNDERSHEIMER 101 SOUTH HIGH STREET. OOEL THIS! EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE! Iiota In Fark. Addition, Lota In DoualdBon Street, Being the remainder of the real estate belonging to the estate of Dr. Ii. Goodale, are now offered at very much reduced London, May 22. There is no truth prices and on easy terms, to close the estate. Call at the Executor's Office, 131 South Ulgii Nt. WM. ARMSTRONG, Executor. in the renort that the Russian military authorities have lormuden tne xsessara hi an Dermtiea in the Boumanian Parlia ment to attend any more of the sittings of that Assembly, though Austria refuses to permit Montenegro to acquire antivari, IC81 It UCCUIUB V.r.U,J a, uuidwu my 23 lm DIED. Littlb Tuesday morning, at 9:15 n.nr.,n H son nf t. V. R. and A. M. Lit-i She does not object to the acquisition of I tie, aged eight years, eight months and twen- Spizsa, which will give the Montenegrins ty-tnree days. anaaaa t.n IhA RPA. IDS AUBtriHU ureoau- r uuomi luureuaY, Bl a P. Ui., Hum .i ,: T..n.. Un , hainoi haatana. am souin tiiLTn street. r rieuoB ana ao- uuua.u X1-U.J...... ... n T I . ,f.,il. , attanA it A Vienna correspondent Bays tne reia- h"'"""'-,i tiona between Austria ana rtoumania . have become closer and that the Emperor XV ew iTaQVertljpnimia. wniiam naa auviBtu rnn ' nimiirn innfll rsir yield Bessarabia and abdicate if the Kou-1 S U 1VI " E 11 W U U L t N O . mam anu rumuu uiuiuuuicn, uui mo nmw refiiRfHl and went to the army. The Uerman interterence lias given 01- fanaa at VirtnnA. Opnflral ManteufTel has arrived in Vienna, It is reported he is TQHN U. RICKENBACHER. tne nearer oi nn Bunij(i.pu ,oi.vo. ,iuu. the Eimieror William to the Emperor FranciB Joseph. It seems certain that the feeling in Austrian Ministerial circleB is becoming distrustful of a peaceful issue and more and more anti-rtUBSian Tbe Fenians. my23 3m 1 ip 178 N. HIGH ST. Assignee's Notice. -VTOTICB 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE unuersignen nasi ueeu nijuiui.cn .u WM. O. STEWART. Columbus, Ohio; May 17, 1878. my281tw3w I" ."":'":.. V.t!.:atan .h.tth. air. newitt ui .w.........-... claim was fully borne out oy ugures ana no aaM that a. to the arithmetic nroblem which appeared bo difficult to the gentlemen from rv,.a and ( )hio (Schlicher and Foster) the American people, wuo naa ma aavantage oi a common school training, would understand and appreciate tbe reduction of taxes by nearly four million dollars. A running ueua.o ououcu uu closing it, the neuse tooa a recess iium evening. PROPOSALS FOR FR1SH BEEF Social Science Convention. PranraatTi. May 22. At the Social Snlanna nnnvention this morning, Ga maliel Bradford, of Boston, read a paper on Congress and the President, predioting a nam no lrrflDreBSluie uuuaiuii minoeu the legislative sna exeouuve iuwot ui the Government. Robert Porter, of Chicago, read a paper upon Postoffice savings banks. Durbin Ward followed upon tbe subjeot of American Coinage and Cur rency. Tho Conference of Charities branch met at ten o'clock, Dr. Kenyon, of Rhode Isl and, presiding. Dr. Moyt, oi new xora, submitted a paper on treatment of insane at nnhlir. axnanae. followed DV Dr. natuan Allen, of Massachusetts, upon the same subject. In the Department of Jurisprudence, Professor Pomeroy, of Rochester, New Vnrk. anoke noon International Code, declaring diplomatic relations between n. linns are only of effect ss long as they are to the best interest of the Govermenls instsncing the treaty of Paris. uerneAi. . ....... .u. .. .k. . Ninth We protest against the wealc an. " " ineilective election laws ol inaiana, ana we intm iu iuo iiiot-;uii,8 i. o aaW that the next Legislature shall enact lieved that in no former year of the his. statutes which shall secure fair elections in tory of the missions was greater self-denial .1 . n.. j i....u i i, ..... . t:. .,: i i tne oiaio, ana wuitu nuaii pruviuo no.ee ana more nouie uueruuiy uiHpiayeu iu and adequate punishment for fraudulent tneir eupporl; but in far too many in- votera, and for those who bribe voters or slances through want of consideration ..... f-.nrlnlant vnlsn . . .. ' . . . - , mutu.o nauuu.cu. i. chienv. no support nas Deen given, ana Tenth we denounce tne criminal ana - - ,,-.. ,k. -.,,,i. unfair apportionment of the Legislative and 8?J m , Wnnh ru ".;a,.hl. Congressional districts ot the .State in the The report 1brongh forth eraWe intArest of the KeDublican party, and the diaoussion. Rev. Dr. Lowry said the equally UDjust apportionments made in the most important question to be considered na.t hv tho Uamocratic nartv: and we is one of policy. Shall the Board go for- v. . , . r .1 ' t 1 -. ... I 1 I 1 1 . . 1 1. ,k. pledge our memoera oi tuo uoKi.ia.uio ,u waru, ur buah it miconii iu mo i.wj ui m, vote for a fair and equitable apportionment debt of $47,000, a deficit of $50,000 in which shall secure a iuu anu uuirouiinoieu contribulione t What ought to Deaoner expression of tho political sentiments of the ThaM : .onnd to acticinate that better people. times are coming, when the ability of the JSSJfLKa aSS? Church to give I all beneficent purposes the Seres s of men who work in mines, by will be correspondingly '"e"l -.:ji . ,i.a nnna. oantiiAt.inn of the While 2(99 churches contributed mines; and the earnings of all employes of to the cause $12. each on an av-corporations should be a first lien upon the erage, not less than 2354, or forty. nrnnarrv ot snia cornuraiiuuB uve uer cent, ui tue nuuio, iuuuo uvj mu' Twelfth If it was wise and needfnl in tribution. If the churches would add but 1867, when money was plenty ana tao ten pt cent j0 the present receipts no re- amintrv nrnnnernnA to enact a bankrupt law, J,1n,;nn ,kA ...t .ahIiI ha rant,! rail it is certainly nnmane uuw If they would add twenty per cent, the law aa to prevent frauds, and conUnue entird,bt oan be pad and tbe great work iB. .foroe h' It" .e.P,!.0.f Vh.haPS.v go on without embarrassment. The time aeotor iron, tuo -. . , . . ,., nower: and wetavortne exemption ot uui - . .1 ... tknna.nn dniian worth of oarish of the land the people will be edu- property to the'householder from forced sale cated by all practicable methods into on execution. Tbe Constitution Bhould be prayerful and generous sympathy with bo amended that the rresioent, vice rresi-1 tbe momentouB work or missions. dent and Senators ot tne unuea bwhb subu be elected bv a direct vote of the people. Bntelan Nea-ollatloni, Thirteenth we are unaueraoiy opuusou uoston, May 22. The -KtiSBisn WOV London, May 22. The Times, in an qualiflad bb assignee of William Chandler, of anitnrial nn Kir John Holker's reply to Uroveport, Franklin county, Ohio. All persons editorial on eir jonn nomer r"P"y jnd8btHdtos.dM8.gnorM Ear. wouriey, iu tuo uuuw u uu.mwuo , immediate payment to the undersigned. last evening, expresses tne uiiuubw culu- dence that England has nothing to fear from Fenians. The united states win do ile duty. Assurances of popular Amer ican lournals to thiB eneot may oe ac cented the more frankly because they are not always accompanied by complimentary language toward England, and are very generally qualified by expressions 01 good will toward rtusiia. Rnaaian Troops Advancing;, Constantinople, May 22. Russian trooos continued to-day the forward movement toward Belgrade forest. Gen- Orrics Actiho Commibsaby or Subsistence, Coluiibus Babbacks, Ohio, liny 20, 1878. J riir.r.K'.n PRopoqjia. in DUPLICATE, O will be received at this office until 11 o'clock a. m., June 20, 1878, for famishing the FreBh Beef required .by the Bubsistence Department, U. B. Army, nt thiB Blatiou, during six months co-i meacing July 1, 1878. Information as to conditions, quality of Beef, . , . , . ...! T " .:T-" Dsvmeats. etc.. can be obtained by application era! BKOOeien, reiniorcea witn aruuery, (- H. R. BRINKERHOFF, -LEGAL NOTICE. SARAH SAW ME 9 AND ANfflBI INE WEST-' ERVELT, wbo reside in the State of Iowa, and Rosalie SpurseoD, who ret-ides in the 8tate of Illmoia, will take notice that Lewis R.Good-tpoed, executor of the lait will and tentament of Peter Weatervelt, deceased, on the 2ttt day of May, A. I. 187(1, filed hie petition in the Probate Court wiihin and for lhe oounty of Franklin and State of Ohio, alleging that the personal estate of said decedent id msuffleent to pay his debts and tha charjies of administering his estate; that he died neisad in lee simple of the following described real estate, situate in the oounty o7 Wright and titate of Iowa, to-wit: The followingdescribed lots of land ; One let, being the southwest quarter of section (11) eleven, in township (91) ninety-one. range (23) twenty-three, and containing one hundred and nivlw aarai- nr. ft Int.. hattitr thtl SOUthWeflt QUar-. ter of seotion (14) fourteen, in township (61) ninety-one, range (23) twenty-three, and con cerning one nuourau, iuu oiavj huicd, uh being the east half of section (26) twenty-six, townamp (i ninety-one, iko vTajvj ihran. and nonUimntz three hundred and twen ty acres; one let, being the east half of section (36) thirty-five, township (91) ninety-one, range (2:i) twenty-three, and containing three hundred and twenty acres; and one lot, being one eighth off the southwest part of section (3ft) thirty-six, township (91) ninety-one, range (23) twenty-three, and centatning eighty acres; and that Hannah westerveu, as wiuow ui muo-cedent, is entitled to dower in eaid premises. The prayer of said petition is for the assignment of dower to said Hannah Wcstervelt, and for a sale of said premises, aubject to such dower estate, for the payment of the debts and charges aforesaid. Baid petition will be for hearing on tnea.d day of June, A. D-1878, or as soon thereafter as leave can be obtained. bb leave oan j,EWS B. QOODSPEED. Executor nf P.ler Westervelt, decenaed. Columbua, May tt, 1878. myiS 30 jefl 13 to adding to the burdens of the people by ernmerlt through its agent, Captain Grip. an increse of tha standing army, os.ieving . ha, 0Detle(i negotiations with a with Washington mat o"'' 6oaton iron company for the manufacture ..lablisments underanj torrn of OoTemet of u rf P , M ice ,;, are inaUBpiClOUB IU i,uo,.J " i.....-. . . , . r. .. , . ,kanaV..nit. nf hostile to Bepublican libsrty. -.a..,,.- - Fourteenth We endorse and reaffirm the the works as at present run or under the platform of principles adopted at Toledo, highest pressure, has been submitted at February 21, 1878, and we congratulate the the request of the Russian agent. country upon the union of the political in- terests Subserving the useful ranks of society Revenue Selinrea tn Cincinnati, in one party, which ehall advance this de- Cincinnati, May 22. Chris. Kayeer's creeofa higher and better civilization, and di,tinery, running about three hundred this oldest gospel that there shall be work for all and that au snau wore;. Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.PrrrsiBRO, May 22. The Demooratlo Slats Convention met at Library Hall and fifty bushels of grain per day, situated on Gent street, end the wholesale liquor house of John Izar, at Bedamsville, a suburb of this city, were seized by revenue omcers last evening, has stationed hie troops close to the Sweet waters, daman, Baker, Mouhktar and Faud FaBhas to-day inspected the 1 ura-ish lines and ordered the detachments in front not to retire. A Russo-Turkish Commission will fix the exact line of demarcation.gcnonvaloir Carrying- Pad Be Pro- poaaia. Berlin. Mav 22 Count Scbouvaloff, in conversation with other diplomats, described tbe proposals he waa carrying to England bb pacific. He seemed confi dent thev would not be negiectea. naaen Baden is again proposed as the place for the Conference to meet, and it iB not thought the proposal will be relnsea, Koamnnlan Cabinet ITrnt, Vienna, May 22. A special from Buchareat eavs reports from Russian sources that a new military Convention has been concluded are emphatically denied. The present Roumanian Cabinet will never lend a nana tome conclusion oi a bbuuuu treaty with a power which violated tne convention ol April, ia. The Lonlavllle Racea, T.mirRVii.i.ii. Kt.. Mav 22. The firat race to day was the Alexander stake, daah of one mile and a half for two-year-old colts, $50 entrance.half forfeit, mere were twentyfive nominations and eleven Btart-ers : Druid, Stilton, Goodnight, GeorgicB, John W. Norton, Cily Merchant, Athel-stone, Alex. Grant, Vender, Thornton, Moore and Enterprise. Swigert'a Druid waa the favorite. Bufotd's Goodnight won, Vender second, Athelstone tnira. Time, 2:51J. The second race. Louisville Hotel puree $500, two-mile dash, Einlock and Uncle Jeff started. Kinlock won both heats. Time, 8:45 and 3AVt. Tha third race was a handicap, all ages. purse $350, daBh one and onehalf miles, John R. Sweeny, Spring Branoh, Felicia, Mahletick and Kennesaw started. Mahl-etick, the favorite, won; Sweeney second, T- 1 .1. , , T?.II:. kn.l a ka ataat n.enneaaw tnira. x-ouma u - a.. Time, 2:401. m?23 4t First Lt. 16th Inf., A. C. S. 000 O 0 O 0 O 0 O O O O O0O H H H H H H HHHHHH H H H H H H OOO O O O O O O O O O O OOO FURNITURE Sheriff and Master Commissioner's Sale. Donald McLeod, John W. Wolf and Frederick Collins v. Uranville W. Doylo. Court of Common Pleas of Wllliama County, onto: IN PURSUANCE OF A AV KIT OF YfiBut from said Court to me directed, I will oner lor Bale at pUDHC aucuuu, at .no uvu. " Court House, In the city of ColumbuB.Franklin oounty, Ohio, on 8turday, the 22d dny ol June, A. D. 1878, at 10 o'clock: a m., the following described real estate, situate in the oounty of Franklin, and Slate of Ohio, and in the city of Columbus, to-wit : The E. of lot number 9S and the E. Y. of lot Iium?8,r IS?' V Kranltlinton. a so, lot no. i iu wjiv a i,,. ra addition, in tha city of Columbus, Ohio. Appraised bb follows: S360O for th E. Kof lot tt and the E. H of l,ndMrloo for lot o.J . Shariff and MBBter Commiflsioner. Pbtt A Bksttlt, Att'ya. my23 llawst CCCO 0 O O O 0 0 0 O00O CCCO 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0000 o 0 o o o o 0 119 and 121 SOUTH HIGH ST., Offer great Bargain, In all grades of FURNITURE TTTTTTT H H II 8SSS T H H II S 8 T H H II S T HHHHHH II SSSS T H H II 8 T H H II S S T H H II SSSS 7 W W WW W W W W W W W W W W WW WW WW WW WW W EEEEB EEEEE WE E E E EEEE BEEE E B K R K K K K KK K K K E Sheriff and Matter Commissioner's Bale. Abraham P. Smith v. Leroy L. doft and Mary m. won. Court of Common Pleas of Franklin oounly.O.! IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE from Baid Court to me direoted, I will oner for bbIb, at publio auotion, at the door of the Court Homo, in tho city of Columbus, Frank lin county, unio, on eaturaay, tno u.t June, A. t). 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m., tbe follow ing dsscriDea rai,enuue,Biuiai iu hidu... Franklin and btate of Ohio, to-wit: Lot Bo. four (4) in Weygant'B addition to tne vnigo 01 WeBterville, in the ccunty of Franklin, State of Ohio, aa per recorded plat ol flaia aauiwuu. Said lot No. 4 fronts on Ent Main street, and Is 03 feet wide on said Btreot, and 2CO feet deep north and south. Appr.i..dat,8). jogfAH K1NNEAR, Sheriff and Master Commissioner. H. B. Ai.bebt, Attorney for Flaintitt. my2S 30 je6 18 ao EEEEE EEEEE K K Ebii, Pa., May 22. Forest Citys, of Cleveland, 15, Eriea S, WM. NICHOLAS . nxAt-aa in Boots sdb Shoos, HO. 483 S. HI8 II 8T. The bast and cheapest goods in tho market. Boy onoe, and you will buy again. ap2t 3m 1 J lp In the District Court of the United Statos) for the Southern District of Ohio. f In the matter of ) Joseph R. Short, In Hanknptcy. Bankrupt. ) Mo. mo. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE 10th day of May, A, D. 1878, a warrant in l.-nb-nntyiV W.B lsSiied BBaiDBt tllB AStBte Of Joseph R. Short, of JameRtown, tn the oounty ortireene, ana olhi.-, ui unio, wnu iiab ueuu BdiudRd a bankrupt on his own petition. That the payment of nay debtB and delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law. That a meeting nf the creditors ot the said bankrupt, to prove their olaima and to choose ona or more as-BlenAes of hia estate will be held at a Court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of the R.glBter, Columbus, Ohio.btfore JohnO Mitchell, Esq., Register, on the eth day of June, A. D. 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m. W. R. THRALL, U. S. Marshal, aa Messenger. By Taos. B. Tiiion, Deputy. J. N. Vam Dihah, Att'y. It