ZUZUSZ'JZ, PA.,
Fiiiiy M?rfihi, - - April 9, 1S75.
Yo"-.c. city frxpericr----i ar, -:a-Lsj-J'.y
s-ever-. sa .w s'.orta f! the- '-"a
fcoj oa We-lae-i-y
ClriTAT? wa. r.ot l-.i:--l Coa.-iet-r-
t si! 1 do uh!e 3 her Denr-cratrc ra-
jo tv of lis-
ii-T'-n .rom a:i
.
l&.n-t til OJ. t
.ere f-!--:'.:v7j! frrrv.
tova sr. " "t:-L'p o-f --were L -; I.
:, ilcate that th
I-s ttaa HI')
r.re n
tv next year.
Ohio n-l Cc.-r:r'.t;v.. to tlv? ftn
of -;:cr-s !ZAT.iZrr f -r r.-s rvr la
Bri5i::ort thv ;'.! Ji-iT-.'im ar l
in Cirtati thr hU-A Jl'.-,ns n.
A Loth th--
n:t'r.r tr.
v-.r: -si-r-i It-Hv-r:V-rr
'j '
thick it car l-f - if-:
Nor it ; r:-v ' 1 that thf I'o:? :
ccrjij'tj thi- c -';nrj -Len it
cor '.fit-5-! that ! '.annvt I-.-nc-'-r
rrr:"n in Wr.r. T1.:j ia! :. t!-
-., I of t'..e n.' :.iif- !.-air:Z f r
cannot h it fijcliue t the o.-Lfoa
tap:-'! !'v the l'itt'.jr'i P-M tfjs
we cjM itir. J a -ctfrr r-I yrr-i K: tj
it jut the CafjiiiLtS I'an I. Lit t:.rr
t! I'fjKr. It noi.! 1 be af to t.
howerer. tiiit Le Lvtr p-t- Hi arj
The Tr.-trrof tfi? L"i.:tl jjt-it-cs.
I rn -ii Y.. . .r. ;T. L rortr-.-I s.!i 3
sr.1 -r,- v, r- xlrtr fr m ofhcr. II ! ?.?
.! I tijv y .: .n .;r;- n'l lesrM
rtrr. :.t 1
h r!f:23 1 JTrK Ho
-:.t ti-i fo.-i in
N--t V -rk. r-.-i f.r
i- of j-rr;j.:
Hf-ik;n.-r ' .ji.ty
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term
j- . -. ':i-'t-t'M: and f-vr
V. h-;:;i.:.Z !' r- "it :'.::' I if. Co!i-
r, .-i M .:. !jy h-.-t. The Ie"io-
.1)1 I I.J-.-:-! i j . i 11 r; : . re--;-I- c
tc 1 Ii.',-fr ,;i ( I -ri v.-ral ; iverii r.
1 y i in-Jor.t;. of ::"vi t 1, '.-.') 01 r tho
KIic::l Mi i Temj-er-ii.-t-e cm il l:.'...-.
c.u ei a ia ;jo ty n j' nt ' a'i-.t h the
L 4'.!-tnrc,a:.d iaii.c I two m--Tars of
('lirrii, rti jki.io the del-iratiou -tai.d
-.- Ifc.-n y:ra. to o-. Itt i.r.-l in the
Ij'.xt. ia-tea' of thy." KsdicaU and
I e:r.c:r1
a? it
d
ia the lat
Ho :--.-of II-.;. e.'.i.tti vc The coa
lUiori thr ;'ho j. th- r-'tite I-tt?-n
t'.eIerao.i i I.i'orJ Ih-j. ;! !i-:,!;5
--err)- to Ua" e
1 tor-'
' to
u:tv'; v.-i ti rr i- o"il :a -e f?.;t jro'.-l
faith. This c-i.'.ot of ae'.i-n '..-- ri
t"..o .' .ti'-.i! or-:rIzttirri linviTrj1 pre
cisely th? sir;;'; c jmraon obje-t in
view, and t!:e "pl-.-ndid f-ftlt a'.-hieved,
i an exa-npi which ia iy h- profitablv
irjiitAtt-l y otiier .State, and will Ikj
ml- the .v-,rt co'!iie!s prevad. f'ol.
McChire. in hi I'iiila k-ljihia 7V
r -k'f.i of the- re-':it. -v3: "It is
the di alii-kt.ell of the third-term . retail-,'.,
n. or it U t he dnth-kii'-fl of
I !-: hi: .-ani-ra, and it rmy he
Tnr. Vv'ss' i ig'.n corri.r.dent of
t!jc Phil-oM, hia P.- a et up the fol
lowi'j'T el .i:a ia Urhalf of .Si.'uon Cam
eron :
He wa on .f the t-t-t mi w!i ro'npre
Ll.d"l th C .rtct I'nijrti'ji of the ie
ler.:'.i. Hi 'fit '2'.''ify T-ri'y'z&( ti.e
f.wrt that ue;!ii r t"', tneii r.-r n;:j'tv
days men w..s'd fc i::j ;? t- e..n;isii ijie
preinaey f t!ie Oovtriiuient. WLen
fJnenl ( mr'ni be--.irn StCief.iiv of
War Le uj' d uru Mr. Lh,c .hi ne-Cps-ity
of providiii f r a hi'Z c.vrcj.."t:;rr.
Inte.-sl of cahiriff f -r one li-jnfj,ed tli ns-!.-!,
Le pnir..i V.t put a ni:ihua of me j
U'idtrr ai il.
It 1 scarct-iy necessary at thi dav
day to 'U.-:u5 Cameron'- f -resiht of
Hie ra-t-rriitu le of the relx.-llion. He
a 'opted thf ro-c colored prophecies of
Wihiam II. .S;ward, who regarded it
o:ne-vhat in the liht of a bi row at
a Ihonuy brook fair, andcorifstantly pre
dicted its en I within ninc t v dav. The
-et-in view nw claime! for Cam
eron i manifestly an afterthought tnd
ha no foundation whatever urKn which
to rest. HeWime Secretary of War
in 1 S j I , and wa banished, from oflico
and sent into olitieal exile at St.
lVU-rsburzh by President Lincoln in
H2. I:fore ha retire-1 from thf De
partment, he made a viit to .St. Loui
in reference to the pro'evution of the
war in the southwest, an t either going
or returning met General .Sherman at
Louisville. In a conversation witii
that officer he a-ked him how many
trop; lie thought would Ik? require-1
siicce-f,illy to resist an-l put low:i
t!? reLvl south and eat of Kentucky,
r-heruitn replirl that in hi judgment
it would take at least two hundred
and fifty thou sand men. Cameron re
turned to Wa-hington, and in view of
Sherman's conversation with him ex
j)iesed hi iK-'icfthat he v.rn insane.
This interview between Cameron and
Sherman wa publihel all over the
North, to the great injury of Sherman,
and. a will be well recollected, it wa
a subject of serious lh-cusIon by the
proer authorities at Washington
w he titer Le ought not at once to h? re
moved from hi? military command.
IJut it was not done, and the neqncl
proved t!at he was correct. Cameron
never dreamel of iirszing upon Mr.
Lincoln the nicessity of pruvidiog for a
long campaign and for putting a mil
lion of men nu ler arm, but, on the
contrary, regarded General Sherman
a a Ct suljj. ct fr a lunatic asylum
brcame Le nad exprcjsc-d the opinion
to him thnt at least one-fuurlh of that
Miuler would be li-pded to conquer
the retell ion in the .Southwest alone.
K'uvliil an'i the Speakership.
It L as r!J aisire that time? charge
xrA :an cLar.ce with tLera. sr-l it
truth ''S-5 tevtr more r-orBpieiey ;!
! aerate-1 than in tU y-l'A'j vxpil
tt-dsv It nine-ttatas cf tLe Len-
era tic pars ia thhs .State- ia re fe recce
to th Sker-shiy of the c-ext C',:j
crc. It is oc!y a little more thaa
to veil s'ace the Cor -rre then ;n
u !:-ctC'-1 itf2f as-i shoc-ck-!
the. cior: St.. aai pro.-rl-tr c! the
e-V r cn.t ry by fretting the k
piv swindle, "an i tvtrr one WH -re-ir-t:r?cr
Lit a univer? short of L .-n-e:,i
iadigr-itlon it ecco taterd from
Mix to Orr--.-'."- TLe Hacr.! frty
kvl in v- lor.rr so cor;si-ir-d'y
:T;zare-i !-' the c-r of 5 i'jn
o..j !a tLo .r.l n ffcrt-ct waj,
that f-ve.'j this Ltt ar.i rr:ot f r.rrarit
tvijiton the r:r i:e
rf:Aurv d-1 n .t
-a.:i forth -;thr from it ka.iir cr its
r res a? vijzororj ani greneral len-un.-i-at:on
a, it -3'.-rri:ilv i-;5rv'ei. TLj
ia o-; j to th f-'.t that Grant L:ia
;jif ,'a.'4 tcaLie1! to j.Ovket oe i.!irj-dre-1
tho -saiid ticllar ::r,-lrthe extra
r ay clause. The Iiintrrkc f rt's ;n
this .Stt-r. cH a in ever 7 other
tiXiXa, alroo-et a unit in o; to-iti
to it. although a. ascr:r.j ths-t f-t-i-ti.-,n
i: wc.:M' r..-e?arilj t c--jilcl
U tr:V;e rr.fr.v o:
it own u
1-1-
The I'frao.ra
.tate Coaventia o
that vear. -"hi.h
t at V.'ilke-srre,
piT-str I a rcSvIiitl n 'eno-ac;:.g it ia
n.a...v ar-1 ar. I ;ii ...rnint ,eriji5, a-iho-jjh
.S-ra .e! J. Car.ia'.l. vrLo
then Chairman of the Sut? Cvmtalt
te. vainly atterxj-tel to orrn'ze the
cr.-r.veii '.ion in a way that f.uM rr.
tent -r. v deci a.'j-I o't,-kcn re
LuVe of hi:iiKlf sr. 1 LI; I'e:r.:erat:c
o:nth:s ihate
a La 1 TOVri : r ;t.. i irar-i
for that p-:rj.?e or.-; of the mo-it bril
iiaat an I f.roraiir:z yo-:r.z state rr.rrn
in the I'eraocrat:-: ranks. Hon. K, Iii
fn ?j.'e-r, hore -r.ly iitical sin
the i-e'-j.'t?r.ee of the -.alary craV
-csinst wi.i .-h h; vote is re.-orlcl. for
'-;-:rTr of thi t convention. A f:er
. . 1 . r s
rh this. Tth;-.h
tloa of eve: v o
fresh in the recIIe--
e. the Iii2'tih-r rccta-
-!e i - r'eriel to-dav of the Irno-
cr.itL- 'it thro'j j'uoi;t the .State, with
a f.--v honoraL!s ex.e,.;i s,t. Leii.. en-
J ia l-iter.nz the f ret-n-,'.n
of till .J
.1. P.
i.f.fC-py st. -. te r.'i a n , .- .1 m -1.
t . tiiO 5-p;-aker"s chair
of the next r.iti iil II of Iltp-re-e;t
'-. Their xce. allot, of f."u '
?.r: j lirj h-r to ycrs rro aw.:r.e
th? -hapc to--lay of a; j-.-t rluirkey i-m
to the ma waosi tirry rightly chart r.1
with Laving .V--..-U.-1 iu ro . i.ig the
tr aurv ' v',tii uti whrhcl h'n'.s." The
terv oryan of the party that a! way
c;im to 1-e the 1'eiii.i.itlc fs.ger-brr-ls
at j-ohtic;!.! cross-? oa-i j
cifvrrou in the Lunjiiiathig -rk and
at the same time in proclaiming their
own shame. They daira that Uai. Iaii
OM'ht t- Le e !.-. ted sker lecaue
at the la-t fcss:-ri lie exhibited irrertl
s'
W-t an I p-itliamentary skill in ob-s'r-i-.ilr.g
ti;? pa-'tge of the Civil
K:ht and Y-, ce hli. Wt io no
Ui!d:-re-;mate !jI- pi'.tck p.ud gool er-
ice
.
t dirt '.-'.ion. but are weai
enough to rerr-emh-r tliat when the
alary grab w?.3 the petion of th
day in Congress. th?y wore exerei.-'d
with eq'al vigor ia its favor. Above
all. wc cannot forgot that the Demo
cratic p.r,rty wa then and "ti!l contin
ue, to re opposel to tl e bold and
fchanvdess roi-ery. Wc kno'v full
well th it our voice is powt-i !es, but
we will at leaot frescrve our consis
tency, while the men who r.m the
Democratic machine are shoutinz ho
ssnnas to Ilin if.ll and stultifving them
s he an-l the:r iartv by advocating
the election of one of the chief su:-
a
porters of the extra pay iniquity to
th - Sp. nhio's ch'Jr by a Democratic
HoUscof Itertitntti ve. When that
happen, as it seem likely to do. Dem
ocratic denunciation of a Congre-sion-nl
fraud ought forever aftercea.se.
Gov. II artranft ha at last leen
constraincl to isstie a proclamation
coiniuanding all lawk- a.crnll3ee
ii. the coal region to disperse, thourli
he has beer, beseiged with apjal fr
troof. A yfar go on the f3ist tlis
pitcli announcing a di.stt!rbr.r.ce at
: .Su - pieharma Dejjt lie Lastily ordered
a divi-ion of soldiers to that place un-
; tier command of Gen. Q borne. Thi
military force remainetl at Susquehan
na D.pot unler arm for eleven days,
; though there was not the slig!itet Hs
jsition todisturbthe jacer.nd thouz'i
the citizens of the town indignantly
protested against the employment of
j the mditia. Thi Hde miiitarv ex-
eJItion cost the treasury $10,000.
Koitunately at thi time the caution
of the Kilitician prevail over the in-stiin-t
of the soldier, t-le the entire
con I reeion would be filled with our
gall.tnt militia. It wa no doubt Lard
for the brave who are iu command of
militia companies and regiments to
Ioe s ith a good opportunity for dis
tinction in a campsizn aztinst the
miners. Hut the exigencies of the
i political situation cannot be disregard-
ed, and Governor Hartranft i there
fore inexorable by every importunity.
j Were he not a candidate for re-election
the Susquehanna Depot campaign
might be repeated on a much grander
scale without regard to the expense.
General Osborne, General .Sigtried aud
the rest have our sympathy, but they
mty as wtll make up their mind that
the war is over. The Governor will
order out "nary a troop."' So says
the Harrisburg Patriot.
T. .i- T.'.n.r.. -e . i r,i v:.
( ..ii-'.. j.i.n r.i.i., ui viic ouiuinma
; district. L iving some time ago decided
I that School Directors could not asses
!a tax exceeding ten mills on the dol
j lar for school purjKjscs, the case wa
' appealed to the Supreme Court, where
; Judge KlwtlPs opinion was overruled,
the Court deciding that the highest
rate of tax is fhirf?en mill on the
dollar.
if f,v Trttth he Knovn.
TLe ChimT'er-borrr V-iVey ?prif Is
r.z'Lt dW'arlaz th-It tLe suse treas
ury cf IV.o-Ivani Is bed-level to be
a s:aK ol uii-'ju;
sr secrets w
II,. idee in ;t tteptr:
f-ear ti.e
lvLt of 4s y. Corrnpt practice ia
relation to it? aaii2c:5C3rSt bare. here
aa-I there. Leer, partially .i:-:-!-:-!.. t-tt
:r e k:!I of the mtntrArs of tLe trea.
crr rlr? Las tLu fir tLart?1 tbe ef
f' rt- f.r tLir cls j Itf xp"i'--r1?- IIu
t3r Lx wLt-irci it ill over Stato
tL3t c:rt.A:ri worthless ev:Vr:r,Cc3 of
itl. Lav i-e.n -arr'c-l ai-r.-. arel
:j .1-,
more more auvtis eata
xnyT how ii.::ch rcoiiey in
rc-rreiri-ted Ly the
j i - . " -
ury.
This iarr-tiatic-n can not be t&Tel
crTmncb 1 oarer. There i an increa--i:-;
deaiaii-.i fvr the truth aa 1 the whole
trnih. sa-i n' thiii tut the truth will
satisfy tit deraar, i. There 25 ao rea
a.n vhy the iavesticatloa -h .ulj ie
tj.aeL It a q-jeer thirc. ia-'Iee-i,
that th i l'-'t- "i can n t oh-tain iaforuia-ti-.-a
ia rers-ri to this matter. Are
t:ey content to ho I a;He-i iy the of-
t ie trTi rr; w
the aa.er thit ttIII as i ouhtt'lly coa-;
f.-cra the iiUite Treasurer Lea the
c-jraraittee. sr ;rir.t- I ! the House of
Ke ecnttiv5. tlvraac-J an opportu
nity to look into the -;ere; of the
treasury? That ar.?irtr l.e that
one Lraiicii of the Legislature La no
j'jvrtr to or i.r aa iiivet;zt;on ar.u
ti.it Le wi.i a-.t tec CTize any com
mittee l-it a jvi it committee af-jiate-l
Ly the to LoJ-rr. Will the e
sui-mit to this ort of a respas from
the .Stat Trs-J-er The Lavech ae
it before aa J c presume thev hi suhi-
Hut if the Treasurer Lke this posi
tion an i e do not doubt for & mo-me-.t
that U'- will there L? an oth'cer
vsho Li the jrjwet to investigate.
That oiUcer is the An iltcr er.tral.
He cm. :.itit-:Vi an in ,iry whl- h will
lay btr to the p-.fio- ail the ecrets
of the tr-rc -ury d-partmei.t. We do
cot expect tlie pr-rs-nt A'i Iltor General
to cuke tL:- ir: pnry. He bus had
ti.e r.l:
, . . .
tv to m it br ti-e Ij-t
t.j. o-.ir. out his a
vai.tacr-r of it. Hut the
er hah-r. a 1
'.5. a v. ho will
assun. tt.e-.t'i.
is a Icr '-rat.
5 of th-it o
lie ".'as chov.Tv t-o his
ernh-c-r over the- pr -The
i-o;.!e ra-a5f..-st-
r-Os.ti -n n- ?
cd the!
ii,-;h:
. , r M.
c'.ir-e in thi rc-i-jr-l 5'V
v..? U
o r
elet.-t hirn. Mr. Temple wes thei;
I 1- 1.1 :, irj :i -a
wishes ia this rt-pe.t.
it. or 'i pro;; j j:i -e-1 a r:
tire- TLe investigation
1. :. .1 1
io meet their
He must do
rr. :st cjme.
therr-f ore. It coanot he avo
rau-t not arol deL The u
k-l. It
1 r
1. Mr. Terr.pl?
latform. can disrez-j
Ier a lilgh repiitatioa in the west rn
portion of the State for int'-trritr. He
n i-t lc e 1
rd
to
the-du-
V T.;,.J?i ir
laid n;on Ins shon'-iers. Like (Jov
ern;r 'ih; h.u lie must not know either
.ohticnl friend nor foe in this business.
He has a great opportunity f r ':
tinction and he must not let it slip.
No muter whom it hurts. Le musts how
u the insid. of trie treasury depart
ment. If Democrat ar sharer of
the guilt w hit h lie imbedded there,
let the people know it. The investi
gation is demanded in the interet of
reform, and let "us hive it whether it
shatters our political idol or those of
the opposition, or both.
TiiE question of the American Car
' din&Iate ha been generally treated in
this country, -ays the Aitoona Tribune,
by our journ-iis from an exclusively
' Ameiieari point of view, while as an
irn;.ort?.nt ecclesiastical que-tion. the
j Italian papers give the Iioman view,
i which i rno-t complimentary to the
Komm (. alhohc Church of America.
and attaches to the honor mnt-Ji more
- . . . , .
trait imponance man Las oeen be-
siowe-t upon it, nere. I l,c Acw 1 ork
papers are full of the detail of pre-
parations for the f.nsl investiture of
the in'elP-r..,!. ,.lt" n
-T. , r .,fc
zarcthe Church of the .cv orld
an importmce hitherto wanting.
1
I fix Lend n Court
' f" ',' il whieb
nlv thirty vears
, La1 it been itsue-t on
"-i tbf V V ll', i i't'. :. r . " " m
' ' " iiiiis, uu;i
. ur ,iav.e rnerri toned a I'api.-tical
ntc, contains thi notice in it issue of
March 13: !
being oje of i-Vefct olrriri:t ie-K-.f the
, Itornan CathoLc Cbtisch. riarr.e'r. "Exixv
; kit son of the hvo5 rerart.erjt." Amon-M;
thoM ho tx,k ui,P-, w, . ,
i.i me wi.j i a jesjr firt wa the
laro t or K,pon, it is now -well
known, i amert.berof ths Prr.an CathoLr
i BleZd c'rarrnt a o-7d te'e rarch th. I
!..-'. cramem aroi.M t,ie rii.jrcl) the
ca'nninr.i'j. In
Blesid Ft era men
l nobl Mrn.-in n.i
! of the caoony which wm heU over the S.a- i
retj Jo.. ti,e iarers
cieu Host; and this jrtibhc tc-Mimotiy of his
. oeii-i oi tiie real p.tret-nc ot our Saviour in
Sot our Saviour in
ttiacted rnnch ob-
me ij.e-ei acramer.t a
i nervation.
j . . . . . r .
"'in er I yz (I r 1 1 w r.i inf rannr.T
U. . . . .
ul out With tbe choices, fbvtrerm. Th
r If - - - -
Jiarqnwor Kiu j.ii,edwith thecotigre-
gallon in adding the blessed Saciamcnt.
the new Cardinal with def npMon of ' is,er ai"1 w't''e-"s J oath. bere tLe
Li robe, hi state CirrbaW Lor-e, ? throrr-dually stands ai ahar had bceu
.1 .1 , i-.i .- . - tl erected, on whrcb t -re s,x b-1, ted cannles ,
tt Vm I ' n ' ArCll'ishoP audaveiVcraeinx. it l infr Pa-ssion tide. !
Met iO-:r y received a Cf.ble telegram and at p.eii bo ,k on ibe Ep.:stle side. TLe 1
t,. . - ir- a - . .. . - , 1 1 .
. Ir'im fir;; ;ni P'rni-.l-i r. , .1 . C.ip l'r?i..at 1,1 .--j j-iff'i 1 trf. I:-.- air jr
..... .......... . .. ... .... . -- - - . - - - trndnced him to the audier.ee. saving that
fact thit bo b-d l-r.., ti,- .1 . anil, after kneelin-r bef'ie it for a f?w nio- f . . . , .... -. . s
.... ....... ....jt ,,T nc. . . j m .t - . . ' ne i.au Kaowrn me mfss uiii'teiitiai men .
; conizeri Cardinal. TL, announcement - Shim I p.l-t t-
was also made that Mgr. Uoncetti j Manning, then De ChampA and lastly, to t President but Le c-.ns.dered it a R.eater ;
would har from Hi Holiness the Pope the left, Bar toliiii, the four Cardinal -it- . L ,,,5r .V V" ,u "e- ac'1;,a.,:!,tr5CIor th,s
the oCIcial declaration, attende-l v ' ne.s Jtandin in a line across the right 7 nl rJ.lVp T,C
; r, . 1. , ,. ' - i , r . i , . . - -rt c. r:.,,i i";,r,L.r'; dentials prven t rather lJ-ehrr. when he
; Count Mareloschi. as quardin nolle. , e,"V.,t r 7 a r ,'i I I , i h-?can:e a preacher, January R, his
Th& ctf-.i.l f . iii .i read the formula aloud froru the b-ok. and. .. , . j . - ,
l V thuaCcor,lf1 e pLin hi right hand upon it, t.k tl . wlsnary parchment, dated May o. "
. Lead of tire Church to an America.! . Ltb, in which he was f..lirwed by the or h- i ,,,e:, htf ordi.n.d an elder by B.-hop .
. A rchb:s!iop cave nnlxinndcl sati.sfac- ers in the order in which they -twd. The , Aabnry. auc. other Ilr of interest were j
tion to the Catholic in this country Cardinal witnesses then withdrew to the 5,',',whlk,n7
... . . . . u.iLiy, . . ., tr ; Jjoehni was blotSiiht forward, the entire.
a.n" I5M6thoo-1 natura!ly revive. 1 1 ",!.7. .V i audience rUing tothei, f-et iu tcker: of re-
The Oratory 'Tt-M Cstholle. c!nrcb, ' rS tne Apostolic lu. A short u
lu-orrjpv.-n, viMKiriW Trjdy wi'h cr , it Vi i- """"
a r.;.;,-i t ... nellr. to which Ha Holiness replied to the
"--- ' . 'i X ' Z . - .' I. L IlffT wraiiKin . . ... . .
r.i. ir:. l
. ii..si.ij, wni. um Mtm. .nr. . maid of .Mrs. Jofies, the w
;...urv"' "e 'I""- Mr- Mr. Galton. i .Torres, is to be led to the
, . .... " .11-.1111 a no me nanctnary icr s cook, ureal prep rati
wrie UIIIII.ITI1IY IllUminaifl h(I tUlfflll't r.rltiol.llmvlrilTil
li tenia rck' ' Rule.
:i .''rS51L!TS 15D ' EIETT JUS
f.tBEEe ItXETta 15 t'3E Kv-5TH.
Tte nriifl rT-TroItt c-f tL New
T.:k r,'i. wrtrj crj-der date V-f Marrb
J tit it hi bifs?j:s dib- r:"r
Lnl f.vr iT or t- in a a;-3 -e-rritT
sa tLejerwn Efr-j.;r. The o
0t! L:-h st " rqi:re3 wtip
Le iti:.f.ts-t ard ctntj-j rectit
f-etsn t' t" an st-tiT jii-ns ;
irt -abf ;-k-n t t: 9 ill is suckr.t v
htc fr-e fr'-ai the
f Gerriirj, e-j dc-".b
t: e ofl-'i nits t-f wb-t j.Tw-braetila
t-f k'.'l a.- l-e:r, ir.-'-te-d on tLe It -nn
!b'-i'C f--i ; rcr4 In c- o-ff-.td
that li;?T gttii:. si b--t- I-j
lbj l the -r.!y j'jjTtrer. There L
fc.t a di kn a --snres. a bricis-fayer.
an artijri. a 5-p-kcjr. a cUil or inillt
ry oc-, ao aatnctr ir j-ii;xI.rt. a d-:ct'r.
or a c'.c. 7 Kiiu PrMai or CaiLolic, is
d t ca-ie 'j l-e a Tk::m t o tLe l !ai of
tie Grra3 eT'r. of c ur j- ri;-trK
tL rrr,kf-rt j3"e. TC'Je rnccli of its
rtace t rec;u -f U. jaDi5irc.ms it
rj'a tL-? tr3i.-rc-vr -f tW ucw
Hren "to yak ilsie7ctfGl!T cf
Prince I..rmirck" L criruc. D..jig lie
lat rr.;r.'L i""tbt:a-y , nhrtj cUitt-s were
er.troeii t f.r lir.j-: : ;.t f r
jek:g drt;ctf ji'.f cf Dli-rarck."'
F-b?'nai'T is a w-rt n.'t.tb : bst ia it
tectj-e-zht dyi tLe c-:iLs l.ae uA
citi ur-dor these r.s fr tie r-roa-
ee
bar;
;;!:- te a u't' cT a"fi;.'c:.a-
jttA.cns c-t jca-xis a'vi 013 an j.ro-
i.-.asts :rij of 1 n j. c ::,tar.?N 1
rie i . a:.k-
f .-rt G ir-iii cr-tiaTva the -o.k cf the
-aor;;L 'Lui :
Sev-a l.i.L:r as ,1 fffv rri'' arres-! :
to.;;;-!x:tii
C -
a id:.:-
arr f rr? was r. --Ary to f-revnt be
I-
it, t;-e ;ji:r.ary
at F-l fa 5rr- ' -'i.
cp-n a pr:"t f r bis fns t'rt a
fr:i a:'er I:t--jr:z L-'-es rrr-M iv tk
ra": -t. :p.:rn-l: of 'rh'r i isnc
Trr- i avd Uaaibo. vnU hj'i-
rtjttr9 ror-i-in to e-triif mrir c-..r.g.
tLirtT--is iunia.?-Ts r--o s.-LI L r;.;eonui-
?-riv-L tL-i.
Hrrr Meyer ft
ti-.e C'i' ti
x Frtri Pr?, iiT-tced tot wen-
;n- ircp.f ;Trrj-tit f'-r
"rj's 2 '
ir. T 'r. ." !. '
--rt-.: t.? -
!.'.' tt t
a-. '. -f s.t K
:-f----l:'i t tf pr-n.e V..-
r t.' . -.-
-. "r. "',- eii"tr ' f t'
' - A" .r. a . tc.:i"rr.c--t to
-fi-T-ij -.:.a-i.t. On- n i r,
u-i -'- :. : r tb ?"",-r ti
ST i'.;:. f I -. a:i.k ' a - rt '::..
- r r :f. : ".,r, . . 1 -rl -- -s
of It i. -'.- :-z.i-a- !
- - - T r.4. Ti.i2 .'.-i.i "Trr-o
:' :fj;r. .- ii ' i:-r. :s lls-
: : - C . w ,. :-. T .,-...-.'--.
r f.-.r a .
ir. j r - .
lL- 2-t
tsrr.JS cf :r ,
f-.-ir ? v .
Tf-r
I
:y of tLe
Il-o;-s." ai.d --
V-.--J If-y r-;.- i"'-- t.
ar: t cl. if - ' ! -t !.
Cath'.::c-. LV: r.t. "-VL
of the C'a'i. -h 1. -.it
ir-
Ii
:-;tcs
A f .r ti.e
n--t. th
.0 ;
e Patham-nt,
tl-seirre
t:ie w .sLes oIi.:s co-rei-gv u -
:t tLe other dav :
I am t vi ft- rha: 'hr a;-l
in lr h we :;d vir-g:"-r
rrjT t--. a-:?.:
. and i b: h drt:
...?"t than 'h- t:.
cf :h 't:'ir a f ---!
s-t a Tr'.-x'; .-. ..f
to 1 rt tin '. 1
a:.-i vt ft.v ni,
! tit al r...::h '' 1
i-Z that i . 'Li tr .',
-i C-TKr:'-?
--ae.
-"r. 1 A"
fl.irarj n
v-
- r'--a 'a-..;
r -Te'-K fl c-'.e--
' ': Lsh
rh f--l:i of Tl :
a-i rm ;f era t';r
I Ti .-j:..! tL' a
'Ti rr es:t -r 7 i
t-rr-l. at.-.
tori ii - r v
i
-1. :
!
f ar 'h-.t
ir: Th T'.;.' v ; i -- f.-f
"Tt!., iii:.u t"i.::- iS a'
n--ir r-.-i-T.s
j'r -v -. vv'-;,; ti.. pr-a. r j-r
t-rti'--rr cf i-L.''-.;- a t- - Pro-e8!.-'.
Ir i r.ot i:rfr!'r.-r. rLr-:"re, that ad (liw
irii-j :-re ;.-a i:r-:t t!ir t to tLo-r
:!,tr'f- A r; " a tl ) . It -,t in
t!.i-e r tri- tV et-ari'.ir n "1 Ch 'r' L
l S-are ti'jf- n.-t mean t:.:ir rLe 'ar'f
if -! !;e .',: .r L an i -:?rt!i'-.! Lrr vri.L
r'- f'h.'e an! ---r. ItT:;". .-r-j-binc r r--?:.
?r-.Ljt g a::V r;iTeTTr-st "i h r hji. Kvery
Cl.-:.r' a is cf; y fr-e, 'Lrr S'.l2 --
'"4 '''!ie TirT-.-rn.T a t--. f!.e -i ir rt'.-i-caVs
hT rr:: '.-r ar-tv :r ih! rr ex'-r-
her d
L.-vvei
u i rn. i'jf1 r ti.'
Les A.c::. au l lL--rr
hia'.e
: r ra
T -tE
r-f 7'ikir.j tl t.li'h. The R-r!iari corrs-pI-.ridi-Tit
t f tL f.nd u 7t?.t, writiig un
der iate tf Mircu IGih. ?rjs:
At 10 G'ck-ek this moiriir.'r the f..nr of
the i:ew cardiiut! "L'tme ifi II me Maii
nir.j. Docbamp-a. 4anii ili and Ilartopid
repaired to tLe V.tTic.-in to take the ens-
ternary oath ard r.eive the l'T'A i from .
the Lands of l::s lb !:rres. The ccrtni -r:y
was very yimp'e. Tbey ?re ret-rvc-l in
the lb.r. of the Consist.? by trie Canltr.al
Vicar Patrizi. Caniinal Vaimiceili Caoni :
"l.-t faniml Viit.inrl.-. .T--.I r-sr-n: I?' .rr re,
",:.;," Vi'l, r c,, ' i
v,;rrethe carliral bish-t.. vriests, ad
deac .n atid by
erUr.zi, whose uai
Cardinal Pdra, its Korr-
tel dntr it was to adinin-
entered, to-,fc his seat upon 1 he tui-one. antt,
the lonr Cardinals having seated tbem-
n-cs on 1 in a line to the left of the j
throne and facing acro it, tbts Cardinals- -
'elect were ursLcrcd ititJ the presence.
; Thev advanced iu a line, makbiz three '
genunectins and having reached the fot
wf VlC t,;'rc kn,cli u1;" f lowest step,
while the Pope place.! tLe red btrnlta upou
.r.,.r ,M lliov arfs aa.'
cendirr? thedais in turn, placed'thcir hands
upon the thouMer of the Pontiff, while he
extended his hands to tbeir, giving and
ci(!.niomary upon the creation of new car-
dinals had been fdioni of much of its srlcn-
nor in consequence oi tie caiamiious con-
i .... ...,.. ,i,.rmc. ,..;,. r, .
I"""' "L'l.V.K.r, i J rm - If?
ar ? mmtl that it was triuanti cmp-lete,
. , ' 7
the cM.W of the hat with which Le had
. , .......
. . . ... .... .. ,
it d'Coruti.
Co lored society of WashingTon, D. C,
i deeolv interested in ar. aristocratic wed-
. 1 ! n , . li fa L-r. ' I nr ti mi v i . 'I l..
- i - j ...... . ..
dfe of .Senator
altar by Gen. P.ut-
10ns are making
...-... .,..'. I!l IU.IIUIVI 111,1.
!. man..... r f s,.,, t - .
.-.t.n.t'i -7 r;r? Will HI"
thiT.wn oj-en, in order that be fav.retl rair
may hold a reception.
effect that altuong.i t.ie ceremonial once
SfrAen CTiiitfren.
Th alter f.n3re afier :b ;s "r-rth of ti?r.-e
aad itsii ali L rtarj
a.r" t.ac vf tL :n H.
ii-J. tas
cataseo a feel.r.2 that the cLC
dad tLa: L- a t:iir k.:?e! bj tLe
k-d:iapj-er fr Y t be k. I:e-d frc-ca iiur
ai caus-. Tt :J ? c :t n-?.r-ar .:j f:-!krw.
Ttre ae Bnait:i ;r.i-t-a a rt o -i d
of Kt c-r cliden Lar tra
f ar-i Vr-e after all L ;.-e Lit be a a!ir.
d 'TV.xI. I a s..-re ct il ? i t or,-es Lit
cc l-een G-5CJC'vere-i for a fali b fe
ting. Jude J. W. WrirLt. f:-froT!r cf
led : ai.. bit sw re:c;r - in W &L zXk-z
Mrs that in I-"-4 he a i:v-;-r at I gins
port, en tie War;u-ij iter. in icd.a'a. At
lLat lime there were hut f .sir or me ?t
; V: ,'r.ets t-f iir:jtarjce ia c-oiti:efn In
d irt, D-:th tf tLe VVaVa-h. A Ksa ty
LLe canve c-f Bromii. living jkU.w, twelve
HiiTe of Iv-gaaspor. ss ciearir g a
j-Irrce cf Lir:-d, aii-i st ii.i h".s s"::"e sett
their f-r-r.v-jira':-M ty to call to d:Q-
; per. Brcu rvattr-;! Lis L-.ui s-iiewlAi
lite f r di&Li;. itdtfl ei; iiriati- n it was
f.-ud I L it he Lai r.-4 freta the l j. I ii
tL afierTi-.i the fU;er a.vJ ci..;htr ai.d
r t.e few j-ersr.; in tLe r:gL;.rL'od La:t
ed f rT tLe cL?M i'Lo-.t iiCOi Tle
text dy all tLe c--Jt.trT a far Ljcar.v
port c;iJ -at in the are;T tut Tj ?
trace of the child c u'd be f r"d. At ti..a
t:.e a larre ; r j-rt: -a of lire ri:ate cf
clar.a rx-i-ii f Ir.d:arar-i- bercired t-
the Miaiii r.d I'f-ttawattaCiie Ii.Jsar.a.
' Mi, B.'uwa vi-iu i all tie Irjiiti cai.j-s ia
the btre :f L;:i.-iv av-d M.eh:
g-r. and wer.t ai fr tt-e pre-senl S:ae
cf I-a ar.d ilac.-is cv;.ti:j.u:cg the 5ea-ch
f r s-.-rce rears. In 1S Jcdze V.ii-ht.
asair tLr-?u.b wbat i c'sr W!.i;.clv coun-
-
ty.
Icdiara, i-nx. a nrLzt-:- child :a a stray
bar d cf Kicknpoo Ir:d':ars thit from irs a,:e
a .'id ariaratsce Le 'hr-.z'-t tr.ifc'jt l-e t;.e
iks ir j. He rjclirhcd ii.-owi;, nLo hi!il
t'.c child and decided ti ?.t it wa cot L;s.
iL'h it wasetkientiy a tt-.-ieu r-i.-e.
news of tLe kst tee as ta:-.ed, a-nl r.t
ienth all L -i-e wa abui-xei atd :v
1
wi.;.-e . an c-xd ti.
Laid ..'fa white nan
near P;kss Peak.
tLe CLever.Tie- that wvs s.-ld i-j hs
te-ii
taken Horn the Wabvt-h in I.U cLildbJ.
He irfrtne-l Coloael Ben;, bad !;vcd
f-r i;a'..-y year a-noj 5 tLew I:.d:nri-. of
ti-e facts atwjt tLe ic-ss cd ti e Lnii chhd
d tie aoa-sri. a-vj a-if.i hi-a o see ti;
! mbite rna-i aud taik witL L;.rr!. Bent d.-
s-i ar d i!.'i:.'-e i !.::
1 1-e u''-it rc .r. x h.-e-.o
.. h- 1 -: v the 1
-.e. tv,
I..n-:-..t. ih ;:
a J r..a..s.r . f ;:,
c u:d : I u w :i
-:. ; i : , '
'x !t-re b-.- !--! a - :
.-: t .-t-y Ji.t o
hv t, J .it l i tl
the V ai
t .S 1 ir-:.
;y yt ::
v at
r. ' i--v.d
i r
'Af:e: a
TA hi -.-h
; e r
a; d f."t:i:l;y.
' ; ce -.ri
.- I 5 A
!;"- f J j5- pt.tu.e
ii- in the hj.h?-.-: h i
lie --h-t: t-ra'-snav
ca . .
' 1. e..
i!..r.i:
t;e who d I n.-t b-i-t-.n; to
'ttaTt.iittaTTiie. 11 tised
'a'-iy w.s c-p-nr-d bv t .e
t .. tLe i ;
. ;.-"de. H .'
- wL.le vet a '.v. ;,rd 't.s ad-.--
Jd r;y ..j
iio-e.
r i it,u ct ve.
- f
uud ti.-; t. rib !-' c'l.i.iZ- d Lie t-i i; ks--rie
r.fu.r t!;e vrl'u sieed .;rj A 'u.a :j madie career
.tl. ti e red Ti.e.i a -d be rttur;)td tj Ls
w'Swain wta Ir ..:n vi ;
hh:i wuL i! e Indians.
a i ix La Li J A
L N-HZ!; -i-.
hrv. U.-.-.V ii,
0 ! : Ih.stVr."
1 !. he i
tit -i t it ii d ! 'A I
. T - i j.ir.s
? i a C.l
in kjiild
?:: 7 went .
cd n -..- . st -t.
ie i
t c :.:
;ortt
.r.i a
ith;.t Le sh .t
Ij i:'W7
the tlr,
;u m. ;.-: :er:c.
e s llo i:- 4.
: d r.'.A lr.t r !)- w ?.t
He s"y tr -r. ;if:cr
Le Lr.d t'e-i
cl.rf ei, tv- fnerd raided
n.tT'y t-- ; i;: ;l r.Lt;tute f -r h:it: that
an art.cie as j.rii.Tf-d ".n arsfcr 4''ji.i;5-h---d
1:1 Clear Tie. L and d.ted by the iH'e H.
fincl.er a " i-;; th-t s-ije cue -e :t a rt-j-iv
to iLe attic'-o- and i-izne-J h is lub.-riy".
n.trr,e to ir : r-i t,: rt-,dy Mr. rrw-upe sts
a!nd. and the litter t hen utd his ii.rl-i-ei;ce
m j revrnt La-i.-lynr r-Jtt::iZ in ;i
subtitu;e. N-me mvuihs after this ivr.j
ntt-n e?n?e l" Lis he Sund ry m .ra
in : he r?. up in the- 1 -f: rerji.j s-trr-e
e. .-: j; they br--::e ir. d ;: it was cailv
iu tLe Tif.rrdvg : -a ben he cme u fr'airs.
one of them d.c w . p-Ut.-l anu t::td at hi :i.
the ball -trikinz h-ui on iiie Li: jer. -aL;cIi
be Ls never sir.ee been able toci-rie si!rt
h:s hand ; that he i:imc iiattly seized bis
rhie fr".r behind the rhor. nt-d sb-.t l;s
ris-rlla-:.t, w : died'ihe nxt flay, il-r.-yg
t!se i::en were n-'t i't nr. it), m. he did not
k-i'.w !; jhry were, ar1 b? bed i-r self
defence, lie sj-.nt one year i- SigT.iw,
'lichiar:. a:sd fire rext i::ter in Erie
county. New York, 'the last ni x; yearsjhe
h.s btea iivM-g at Kniji.iium. Cameioc
coutity. He deriiestvei having t-er; c-.-nrr-ty.
He denies ever l.avinz L-e;i unse!.-d
by P-jekaiew, Wa'lac or a;iy ne cbe, to
re.ist the draft, ar.d att 1 inritt. Lis a. rot to
p.htical ni.ti.ec. 'i his is a!r..irt t lie; t-ub-
.stance of Id
titernt-
VS leu Ills cj.-e
r -.; a i r. ;-i ---A ...!.. ,.r-. . i
. . . - r"-
t;at tl e ki.Lr- was -.-a self deft-tie. Pit's
A . wrr h 4 tl r. rrp - r 7
Fatheh Dokhm. A SrtJto by a C'tr
$n,'jrt AV-i.'fy Oivt Jlund.ed IV-iri Oi-f.
1 ire leading Aat.ire t-f the services in the
Methotlrst cor.fe.erice Tvice in Jersey
City on Sunday wa a pernron by the Her.
Tather B.ebni, w!io will le one hundred
yt-ar..ld i:i May nest. Bishop Janes in-
spct. TLe venerable clergyman l,.ked
feeble, but Lis utterance was clt ar and Le
coemedto be io fall posses-inn of Lis fac
ulties. He pleached froru Nalmrn. xvii :
"Tle Loid is fr'od, a sironcLoid in the day
of trouble." In chisin Lis errnoa Le
; , - a
spke of the fact that tLis would
probably be the last conference he would
attend ori earth, but hoped to meet them
all in heaven. He pronounced - the bene-
dlctl by request, the confere tree standing.
. "."I I
e way a Tennessee locomotive engineer
' met Iuk dearb to temper ith M mpailij the
jnnment wn.cii nis t xjinardmes deserves.
ir. i . .
t w'45 enipioyen on ine ...eorzia ana iX.
Tennessee Iilroad. and was cautronsly
; ? . ; J v, " vn-
tender train just after the recent floods had
s subsided. He reacld Sweetwater CrV
fire r u h ir It o ?orri -- r-v- l.sl V.-.
' n o replace the one washed away by
the swolen waters. It neemeH nm -.,.1
he feared La risk lo tram im ?.;, r....
: gers in cros-sing it ; tv, iinconp.ling the en
; gine firm its tender, and ordering the fue-
man to leave his post,
mirht l. r.?-.r..r
that but one life
he dabbed at frill
-. 1 r . 1 . I . m..
rr--iu ir i iik ... per nan it. i n. t i ri r
merits of breathless siisrnse. then a crash
of broken timbers, an explosion, a cloud of
beam, arid a wrecked engine. The en
gineer was seen no mere : the rnshrng river
into w hich lie fell sw ept Ids body far away,
leaving only his name, Datid HahWuy, to
metaoiize Li geneions but reekle act.
.veif!" r.Ji' fHftcU Item.
v n I afi.:2e:Tir .:r in
n'ti-l'viT-h, iarir. GTi--r- 11
i r.-.tMH( :; tt.ict.
icital'.j th- a-i kh'i-i
If C'r-r '--d m."t tAied iLe F.'-rre
blTI Gra.' t c-.Vj fcaie taka care of C-.-r.-E-Ec:icct.
TLe rj-a-rts fr-T! the rr.::.:-e dl-trhr"
irtl'tre trre ill be r rice5tU'. for tiili-ti-y
i'-.t'-rei.;i'--n.
A trf-xTT r.L ?he Ird-a- f : r tVe fr
fffci'''; i!;t Lljck 1 1 ills ;U be ac-c-.
rr " -.r-c-i withii tL:Tty c;..
M-rrav ard Mer the ir irderer . f
of :I:e Ge.iaar. te.ir VLl. at P;-?rh. j:sh,
L.'.t t-eec ier.te-cei to I tar . ed.
TLe ."e trc-1 in Ge-'-ir-a c--trzht
j; a hc-aty Lure n fr; m a dcrr.-.-lhed L
a.d oars it a d.siirc f tj-n n;-;"c.
Av:.'J terror Lis L ers ad "j u, t'.e
Cer.tea;Ai l j the ar.:i .nr rcr-.e:. th t t1 e
f;.5i ;tra!Lst win h .-Id arj irj:t.r.ri;l. xl co
cti rs.
x-ve
w
fr s-'.i e re c:eei.h-c'i. .-- --e "h'-t Mr.
'. -ica.. is hke. It c ner
e"1iI Spir-ei's.
A LJiisvit' lrrs-nari !; '-fd
C-f Ii!':;Li.i.f Py4i; a. f ? "':.. f..; l.;ti.
i:.r fi'ul'y I .j-ire-i 1-er bnsh .-! tl - the
irj:tLit:..:s ce'en.r:les.
In an elect::-! ri rt Ar-sj.'-.
on M 'hr. tio ti:cj at-d f;:.t roe
t-esh-. O e !je--djed, an i :w.
a:e n t7-rted t-- ii re.
The t lis.ir.z Te-tj -k -sse c:i".e 1-? r.
r bora a bhr -"cd c-'r::t : i f r
the -"C-ad li cf ir,r y:-r L; i-dar-g:er,
La.s h-cerj i:dv ned ly the 'j'ver
r.or. ;
t t rr atcv.
it the n's'trr P-r sr-
rr.r-, tlirvl be-wen ttr
.f d-"lrs f"! slver c -i
the Ur: iicd rrtites iir.
..ree j:
1-? c:.i
t- li u .::
t.e 1 er-.i
r:.o:.'rt.
The E-zh-h fa h. lies
a-e r- a
-'JS.5Cip-t!t'l t CJilL!.? Jlrillf.aJ MT-;5i
to maln'iD h:5 : c t .;t -:: rt slr'i' rt
l er. The f .-.ke cf -V.nV.s Le.I- ths
wi:b ?..-.
r.'t:?!
I.
d.i. ai d iu a i-w-d ij, 1 Ih "ftr; c z
of Kr.Lx.'id wsii ?-rvi.-.t h'-n a
jrr'.T-iiirry s'l.ire-' ar.a a te
At fir.c;-!-.i!:, Ar..;re-r Thr-r
r crder ---i" llert..a-j .--iill:;:j ru i L- Tt
.-d
! f
...ric-i.ijf-r i't-r. h.-ir5 ;-re-r sinter; .-rd t-j te
j - r T-.:e-! iy. .1 .-V
A ' '-f-t : . " ' r -"' v d e
V"-k e '. z it : :. -
v ..llv : . a. 1 1 -:r.': .
t .n . ; - - -i : i"-.c:.d-.-i ;. . - :
to t :,e 1 . t -
A 5 TrC o"
! V.
'v. ar.-l
k;-j 'c- ... a-
-le-.er-.d lj
i.a- ha i l ? :!
P i f.t-b..li.-rs in t
c-:T.cial ten.-.. d -1
th jd - c- d- r .
. -.
r r
6- I-
the a f.e -,t T.r ha - fi-;- Kiih,'! ry
r---r l-tr f th ICa-iii I-i-hit .v a
dfteci- ' hi Lai be:: t.v.Vi-i - L:-rr f.-rt
year as tLe father .-f the mt::de.u- Dei. Ur
fannr' v.
e Vnjt riii tii--: o-i --oi
ba i-' -e.'i .."I "u-."" : f r: ;t- " r"i r
f- ver ia ?Iex'c . T t. V. i ras
Viltcr Phcl; -. a;,d s..'"e rt !ci : :
a"d Co:.;:( --::cn. L- atver, La-e it r
taken '.he t. sp.
T. t'-tv ecolcsl v.-;lci r..c at r.c-r.iit hrt
irlvr.fd iu P-vri. P ulru a'-n-. I: i-r-iir...ied
thrtt the z -re.-rirr.t"? has a:r--.?
he rt-a d- le-At" w'- . ".r bern .-tt.v
&:;r ii:.i-tti tLe a:
s-i'.-cc tl e an -st f lb
A cent'err a.r ;r.
has ai c'rtL--ti
ii. ' p: .0
- h".":'.r .
Tt; X.;
't r;e--?-.:;-
i t .
-i-a
i.-.e
It
la
Crt-.(I-Tit.;!,-I b
t.ier.eral I-rael P
1 . . t-r! t;;'" occ.-.r-.i:! , f l,o.r rr:s.r
liatei;ar,t i.: Piir-aa'sc-a-.md.
a:i eaelc. j-l-te. ! jctii -rlc -n
The c" ic3 ev-1-ta'i-:
v e-J "cot.'nni Iv
Crecati---.; of r".
tort. i-c-Triar;ca.-'e
- rerr.a:.a. La a
-:1 -wa f ;: d -tr I-d
a t-f Piime-Tr.u- a ;:r,.a'
: -f f -r"rra5
Ch.rri.
c .ver. ;,z aa anaof z.rjj.,-j C J
--.f. ... . ie s norr.? i.r"a mK."-? i.t-'e
to deoy the cliartre thai iT; iine i a Catfr
"T e. It says t-o ba l-"n a P-!.v.--r: or
fr twenty vear . a 'id ' c--:in-rnt :!-;
there i. rch a dLTir.r-e 1-twten ( -ho:i-cism
ar d iV--byterran a will take the
stir rrr r-f tb TTip7 v -r -:r.r.
rhete is a yorvg f ',l..w in Portland
wh--e f'lt.jre dor end nr-sn the re.pt f
the I5roTklrn tra'. !-.:-.-e tbe c;-3 be l.-.-ea
Las promiaed to marry binr if iieevier t
p-i o'l-iisneed i-inopf.. ; otherwise jtt,.
r!arc-s that her calderce ia maa will 1
dejtr-.yed and !.he wil". never we-1.
'.oiowi -.-r.ir. i l.ext i 't'-n.
i v..
s?ys an o'd lady o:i h;
- -:i-ro:
Lu:g m that city, was K-l vc-ars old lit
October. But the o!d lady is ki'ding Iier
seif smoking a pips?. ?he b.as l-c-n at it
n-w fr the last b;df centnry. ad be
thinkhe can't tsnd it mar:v years 1 rrer.
The reply of Pev. Dr. Xewma-i to Mr.
Gladstone's vatican-s-n was published on
Tuesday last. Dr. Xewman q-,ti.t aithr
ities to prn-e the P..j is nt vi fallible in
the subject matter in which conscience is
r.f snpreme ntbority, there for dod lck
Wtween conscience aad the Popie is Ln
pwsib!. bhn Ttonrke of Dauby. Vt.. elo
with a giil only twelve years ohh Her
f-thei caib.t them iist after the Marnage.
and tbe three iaiVed the matter over
calndy. Tlie upshot was a tr;r.rtite c iv
enant that the bride should go home and
live f-vrr year, when tlse husband may go
aud ret Ler.
Miss Hester F. Bowman, rf M.'.lrille,
N. .1.. aged twenty-one years, left her hoTie
on the 1 tilth t-f last month and has not
been heard fro-n since. She wore when
leaving, a y-how a"d black ri'iort y
plain brown delaine die. bla-k t-.-'v.-;
and black Aspired ved. rilie has dark eyes
dark hair ar.d one artificial eye.
A q'isck n w travelling in Vew Ting
land aims to pr-it by arori'in? the rehgi
oa superstition of his dupe. He professes
to he a chosen emissary of Gd. commis
sioned to crre diseasos by baptism. The
least astonishing part of tbe story, consid
ering the latitude he is operating in. is that
he makes plenty of convei-ts and mortem.
During the stallmn show at Par is Ky.,
on Monday last. Goldsmith's Abtlalhib,
while gaing around Hie track, was met bv
his fnll brother John Bright, and the shift
of the sulky drawn by the latter entered
the breast of the former and came out near
the top of the shoulder, cansing. death in
a few minutes. He was valued at $:0OO.
A traveler in Northern New York after
ths late snow storm says that while driving
to Pnlaski, Oswerro county, be saw a tdn
gnlar sight. A farmer had ting a hole in
the snow down to his wood-pile, and was
at work chopping some wood. So deep
was the hole that only the blade of the axe.
while it was at the height of its circling
sweep, could be seen.
At Boardville, on the Monnt Clair
Hailroad, about sixteen miles northeast of
Patterson, N. J., on the nieht of the 1st
iust., the house of John N. J. Monks
caught fire and was destroyed. Two chil
dren were saved by being thrown from a
window, but two others were burned to
adies. Mr. Monks was so ten ibiy burned
that he died the next dav.
X m CrlA-i a
Vifj'T li the c''?7Tv-. ' r
,?; ra'T-i-i -ri 1' --ciit,
h ei. tf re -j i-.'-I 1-; rr---
fiir y- i'h --i -
twe-r-tj-f r;r f the z ! t.
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ire w-.-.J the : . -.
ri m Li t--i ror I f
let it tb'-:g t tr.--...- ..
tl-e e--Z:.i- lir-etir. . ;
Tr-r-.t t .- Cs-l't''e - ,- - -i;.ri-
ty - ofl r-i- :c
t in f d :c -' . 7 h t- .- -a
'gu-a-e; i y ll c a, - - --".".
pi;-- I :ti O-
.tt. '-r.t. hy tL- :
l";..re.i ty L- -"
r ii d:.tic ei.-lr
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a-e C.-j-;! x ..'? P'
. -h-;Ul -;'..r--s-:-.t t . '
C h.k of I.'.ieleTiti ,-. "
n .J M-is"--.. J . . -Wrs
fr--T. the P r .
l.-a of it-.- i I..! al.:'-. ,
of 'Le -tei-.r.e: t; j i. ; : .
-: .';S thit -;"" 2
r..-eet t ' -:: t ' 'hhzv.c -J. -C-'.-t
-: '.VM.
a Vie ih:''g - ;:-lr a -rr
r- .c iLi-: hlf the
t-ni",h. wi;. w:ke! -:
r-.r w;i-jc"1-3
?t
ry
of
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sr.r.d pa---:", hf z ' 1
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t' - a-; is th -.t '."a, ;y i-ir'
the "i iy f -r ai v;;v t I : r -rhe
it.r:cd t z:ve'i:;.
' : .'.'cri- c. e.i i e. w-'.'l 1. -ia-iu:ii.-'i
m i r-sptrti
s r -.rc--i t!ie f i nily. r -:.
h ion I. aa 1 f ir chil.!.-- i.
i he state c -rria-'1 . f 1 "r "
hey ws j hi.-d n eahll.'ti -.: ;-
n Pri liy last, by the Tr:a r.:
is an eight sprrf.g" B.i a c .1
tcr. 'i ig a: :-arar..-o. bat . r ri
n ii-h p. Ps weigLihs i .
l-ly is black, whiie the nu:
pa ).. d a very dirk green.
w:b hh.ie gre-a v:a. The
ti: s ys'd a i.-,- ,'.s f -- d
Ct f the I.'-:;, r.- f r "
silver. 1 Le Ca-.uinal's -,-.
1-rn !.adT:;elv e nhlc -2--- .1
The carritje wi'l l-e d
ca-ion .y heavy b' ck L-r-:-morjiited
haitics. The vc-hlc
th--ird d ilhi-s.
It is to b .!ij?rv.! that '
Mr. IN-c".ls ot:i s v. ,f i --lei-ir-
ri'iT ..vi the w-f:?--Tiitoa
Uclaied f hi-i :ht -to
T'l -n a co f-'SsT--.ri ''. .'. '
with Ptccher lad i t h-tt
s-rch a case, en-ri if t: c c :
false, we must udmtt th.t T: '
.ty gi-l reav.ns f.M se uV: :
tint Mr. Triton, ar-d n.-t 1
the person who deserves tl h
-f I'ly mouth clmrch. It :s ' .
that a sane w.-n aa w.-r."J '
st ter-ent', r..r ls th'-e t
it ; ar d if be did. it i- .
to perceive liow her hr,.- -.r ;
ceptir.g her story as tin': !hh-
FxTiiftFi Dr. S.vFT. "A
to AmPi-ci." sa'd Mr. Vt-
leciial of this extj.a-.:d":'.arv - .
Bishops Hnicbes ai d Iurce 1
to the G.ivcrnrvcLit c-f v.! -.
value thi missi'-nary cn''1.
their dealirsgs w ith the I., i
vice w as accepte--. a:.d f ;-.;.".
few years ago, when he cl
aiy labois, every adiuiidst-r.:".
services as a mediator 'f -
all th'-se jeai-s be r-evcr rcc-.
pensation fi-om the Gove::nv '
all the offers of salary that ! J
to him and sustair.irg "
own a?i?p.le means, pi-cvi-.-rst
he founded a splendid Cath
1 ! " J
It
fw
St. Louis whcie he h.'d sr
dating the Last few u-: 1
f !.
died about a yt ar or tw- :tr -wctly
remember -ahen. 1
convirtced that if he had 1 "' J
cf orir recent difficult h--s " , ",1
ndi-ht bare leen kparfd t'; , ,
Wee.l c -included tliis I: ' V1
bean felt eahgy on the cxl ' l .',j '
of his departed fiiet-d. -:l lTh'..,r
niisshmarv's state-rie-i's ab '
posits in the Clack Hillsc- ;
, -. . r.n,. n.. i.v, t n e i-1''
the Indians sorifS but ' !
... T .- .- . o . th
r.i ,
. ;.f rt
be rod the eonersa'i rr b
and c-"dd not reoolVot t,'-,.S .
stns nsed bv hini. - "'
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