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H0uliCtdea.

Homictdes.
Court of Oyer and 7erniner-Judges Ludloto and
PdTs0n.
This morning the Court sat with view 20 Begin
ming the trial of homicide cases, but finding none
ready for trial, simply arraigned John Doris and
John Weaver for the murder Of Fanny Weaver, and
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Pension Omce Embezzlement.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-Judge Ludlow.
The trial of George B. Thatcher for the embezze-
ment OF $500 from the United States Pension ONCE
Nc. 7lS SAMSON street resulted in verdict OF guilty,
with q recommendation to mercy, and the young
man was sentenced to fifteen months In the County
Prison and the payment OF 1925 fine.
West Philadelphia Burglary.
This morning the court took up the case OF the
young men, James Young, John Dougherty, Michael
McTague, and William McTague, charged with
burglary, committed at the residence of ZophaeI @.
Howell, Forty hfth and Chestnut Streets on the night
ton Of verdict Of guilty last week, the court
granted new trial because 1t was discovered that
pending the trial one OF the jurors had held pr-
vate conversation with the prosecutor concerning
knife that had been found upon one OF the pri-
soners.
To-day s proceeding is the new trial. The Offend
ing Juror, who is itinerant match-merchant, sits
in the front OF the dock with his basket OF matches
at his side listening intently to the details, which he
before heard under different circumstances and
anxiousy awaiting the issue, because fine Of $3.50,
nected WITH this result. The evidence given to-day
is prec ely the same that on the former OCCASION
to the effect that the house entered and robbed
in the night time and siverware and other articles
stolen from there were found by the detectives In
the prisoners possession. ON trial.
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FROM EUROPE.
rhi, MORNINGS Quotations.

This moruing's Quotations.
PARIS, June 22.-The Bourse opened dull. Rentes,
12f. Soc.
ANTWERP, June 22.-Petroieum opened quiet
BREMEN, June 22.-petroleum opened firm yes
terday.
HAMBURG, June 22.-Petroleum opened quiet yes
terday.
LoNDoN, June 22-Noon.-Consols for money
92%; and for account 9224@921s. American secu-
rifles steady u. s. Five-twenties OF 1862 90}&; of
1865 old, .s91G; of 1867, ss1S 1O4Os, s72i Stocks
steady. Erie, 20; Illinois Central, 11315; Great
Western, 2SH.
LIVERPOOL, June 22-Noon--Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, lOA@1O3sd.; mddling Orleans, 10Y
d1O%d. The sales are estimated at IL, 900 bales.
California Wheat los. 9dC910s 10d. red West
ern 9s. id. @9s. I'd; red winter ss. LODGES. lid
Flour, 24s. @24s. Cd.
LONDON, June 22.-Calcutta Lnseed firm. Re-
fined Petroleum firm
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 22-230 p. M.-Consols for money
92h, for account, 92%. American securities quiet
United States 'fve-twentes of 1852, 90A OF 1865,
old, s9h; of 1861 sszs; ten-forties, s74. Stocks
dull Erie, 1917 Illinois Central, 1134.
LIVERPOOL. June 22-2'30 p. M.-CottOn steady
Corn, 24s. 3D.; Lard nrmer at 6ss. 3D.
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REMARKABLE INSANITY.
Respectable Citizen after Years of ECONOMY
Becomes IN Reckless SpendthrilI.


Considerable excitement says the Pittsburg Com
eTetal OF yesterday was caused in the Seventeenth
ward during the latter part OF last week. by the
markaole conduct OF man who had for years been
one OF the most temperate, respectable and econo-
nomcal residents OF that part OF the city, and who
II is stated had amassed fortune of over $780, 600
1t appears that his strange conduct was first
noticed few days ago. when he gave a free lunch
at tavern ON Pike street to large crowd, the ex-
pense being about s75 On Saturday he went tO
Mitchell Moreland's livery stable and contracted
for a splendid team for STo0. He chen hired four
men TO drive around with him, paying them s. per
day each. His next step was to engage a band OF
music for one week, at s25 per night to serenade
him every evening.
On Saturday he went TO market and bought SIS
worth OF bouquets and distributed them with a
lavish hand along Penn and Butler streets. He also
purchased some six dozen bottles OF wine, saying
that he was going TO give grand celebration.
His conduct was so strange that t was deemed
best TO have him taken TO DiXm0nt, and he was re-
moved TO that hospital yesterday. The unfortunate
man mad been for several years sober and indus
rlous citizen In explanation OF his strange con-
duct IL ls stated that some six weeks ago two OF his
children, OF whom he was very fond died.
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at in the evening" and lasted until yesterday morn
ing Buildings were struck and persons injured
In Greenville, Whipple & Co.'S wheelwright shop
was struck and destroyed by fire; loss, $4,000
The fire reached the store of Barnes & Sprague
which was also destroyed; loss, s60U0. Along the
Highlands, on the Hudson, the storm ragged
furlously. In one place the lightning struck the
rock, splitting off an immense block, which was
hurled into the river. In New Jersey several
casualties occurred, but no loss Of life is reported
In Boston and neighborhood the storm OF rain
hail, and thunder was terrific. Skylghts and win
dow -panes were demolished on all sides, and some
buildings were struck by lightning In the harbor
heavy squall drove several vessels from their moor
inRs. while the lightning damaged many others.
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FROM NEW TORK.
Editorial Excursion.

SARATOGA, June 22.-The New Jersey Edito-
rial Association passed up in the morning train
to Lake George. The party numbered over two
hundred. They have their annual banquet at
Fort William Henry Hotel tonight, and will
return here and have ball tomorrow evening
Departure of the Parepa Troupe for England.
New YORK, June 22.-Carl Rosa, Parepa and
troupe leave in the Scotia to-day to re-establish
English opera in England, where there has been
none in twelve years.
rev York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton quiet; sales of 500
bales at 2l9Sc. Flour tirmer and advanced 5@10c (;
saies OF 600 barrels state at s5559650; Western
at s5'35@690; Southern at s625@10. Wheat hrmer
and advanced 1@2c. ; sales IS, 900 bushels No. at
s12T@1'33. Corn steady; sales al, 600 bushels new
mixed Western at 92c.@S1. Oats nrmer; sales
2S 600 bushels State at &c., and Western at 62965c.
Beef quiet. Pork dull; new mess, S30'75680 80
prime mess, S2292325. Lard firm; steam, 15(9l6z6c
KETTLE 1890. Whisky quiet at 81 104@1O5.
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-2'261l, 2'2S1l, 2'2S1l, $40.
Transportation of Freights.

CINcINNATI, June 22.-The Committee on
Transportation of the Chamber of Commerce
have been investigating the charges against
certain railroad companies of discriminating
against Cincinnati, and yesterday submitted a
report to the chamber declaring that there was
discrimination on the Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland road as far as Bellefontaine and recon-
mending the Cincinnati merchants to look to
another direction until changes occur.
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DOUBLE SHEET-THREE CENTS.

afterv ards making It s2O050. The entire sum re-
ported during the day will not fall short OF $3.50 0O0
The Hon. Robert II. Pruyn then offered $4,000 to
found fellowship or a course OF lectures, which
ever the College pleased. DR.. Campbell chose the
fellowship, but urged the Alumni to found the
course Of lectures. The thanks OF the Alumni were
presented to Judge Bradley for his address, 1900
copies Of which were ordered to be printed. After
few short addresses and singing, the meeting closed
with the benediction.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCR.
EVENING TELEaRApH Orrrcn. /,
"Wednesday. June %. 1870. r

In the local money market there is an ample
supply of funds, far in excess of present wants,
the result being depressed tone in the rates for
money. The outflow of money westward is ap-
pareDtiy less active, and the market is emphati-
cally dull. On call advances are made by the
banks on good colaterals at 3(d)4 per cent, at
which figures the brokers are literally supplied,
but the demand from this quarter Is yery light
First-class mercantile paper is in sparse supply,
and all offerings are promptly taken up at soc
per cent. for 10000 days, and at 614 per cent for
longer periods.
Gold continues very quiet and with slight
changes in the premium. All the sales were
made, up to noon, at 11254C01123I.
Governments are also dull but prices show a
slight advance on most of the series. The cur
rency Us are slightly off.
Stocks were decidedly dull this morning but
we perceive no change in prices worth noticing.
The State war loan sold at 10515. City securi-
ties were steady without sales. Sales of Lehigh
Gold Loan at S9A, eX-int.
In Reading Railroad there were small sales at
53;% Pennsylvania at 5Sss; Camden and Amboy
at 11S15 Northern Central at 4515; Minehill at
81; and Oil Green and Allegheny at AZ. 2994 was
bid for Philadelphia and Erie, and 38& for
Catawissa preferred.
All the miscellaneous shares were firm, but there
was total absence of investment or speculative
demand, and no sales were made.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
by De FIRST f5S BSARb Sf 40 Third street.
$4,000 & A m $3.50 s4A 6 sh Penna r.. 5sJS
tluU 90. IA lOO 90 .S0WnH1. bSA
$500 Read deb DDS. 43 do.....ls. 5S1
lots. =. s3k 100 do b5wn bSs5
$500 Penna Is. 90A do . b3s%
$4,000 Pa IS w l. Cp. 80 sh G IL Am R.ls. .l1Ss,
lots .105K sh Minehnl r. :. 81
s sh Reading r.. o3H a sh Cen R...A 4515
JAY COOKE & Go. quote Government securities as
foows-U. 8. Is of 1881, 116%@l1s3S b-20s of 1862,
l121S@1123S; do, 1854, 11l2s@11l%; do. 1885, III a
@1llx; do. do, July, 11aS@114; do do, 1851,
113A@i143S; do. 1865, 1134s114; lO-40s, i0sA "a
1OsN Paci1cs, 114A@114H.
MEssas. DE- HAVEN BROTHER. No. 20 3. Third
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotations:
u. s. 6s of1ssl 11sA@1lsH; do 1852, 112H@1l29s
new, 1is%@ll4; do. 1857, do. 113Xsll41S do 1868.
do, r14@il414; 10-4Os, 10sAal0sH; q. s. 80 Year
Notes, 10; Cold 1l2N@1l2% Silver, 1OSa1lO.
Union Pacific r. r. lst Mort. Bonds, Ss70@ssO; Gem
trail Pacific R. r., ss25@s35; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds, t7s0@790.
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THE GREAT HAIL STORM.

Enormous Haiistones Falling like sn0w
Flakes Widespread Disaster-The Tornado
and the Lightning.
hail storm swept over the northeastern part OF
New York on Monday, doing serious damage Some
OF the hast0nes were five inches In circumference,
and fell thick as snow nakes.
Early in the morning OF the same day a terrific
thunder storm visited Maine. Telegraph poles were
shattered, and at Bucksport the telegraph lnstru-
ment was destroyed.
At Providence, X. l., thunder storm commenced
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BaIrimors Produce SrarEsr.

BALTIMORE, June 22,-COtton 1rm, but not higher.
Sales at 2lc. Flour quiet and less nrm. Wheat
steady; Maryland 81 60a1'7b; Pennsylvania t15O0
1902: Western 81 409l4s. Corn dropping; white,
81 ls01 21 yellow, st1l@lI2. Oats steady at 659
66c. Rye t1O561'15. Provisions trm but prices are
entirely unchanged Whisky in improved demand
at 81 lO4a 06.
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FROM THE WEST.
Cincinnati Races.

C1Nc1NNAT1, June 22.-The spring meeting
for trotting races began yesterday, and will con-
tinue during the week. The attendance was
small. The first race was for the club purse of
$500 for horses that never trotted better than
three minutes; the first horse to take $500, the
second $3.50, and the third $50. The following
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n.w York Produce Market.
FROM THE SOUTH.
The TnYior Earn Sauntters.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 22-The troops
sent to the Taylor farm on Sunday last to eject
the sQuatters have returned to the fort.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For addttto,.al Mart,.s News see I,.side Pages.
(By CdbLe.)

GLASGOW, June 22lThe steamer Cambria, from
New York for this port, was signalled at Movlle
this morning.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 22.-The steamships Weser
and Hanover, from New York, arrived here this
morning. Also, the Borussia, from New Orleans
and Havana.
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ARRIyED THJs MORNING.

Steamer Q. Comstock, Drake "A hours from New
York, with mdse to w. Nj. Baird a Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde n Co.
Brig Frontier, Morgan, IT days from st. John,
n. b.. with lumber TO Warren Gregg
Schr John Mace Birmingham, Newt0wn, Nd,
with lumber to James l.. Bewley & Co.
Schr Mary Price, Ferguson, from Norfolk, with
railroad ties.
Schr Mobawk, Bradley from Norfolk with logs
and shingles to j. W. Gaskiu & Sons.
Schr Back Diamond, Merrill, days from New
York, with cement and l0gwood to captain.
Tug Hudson Nicholson, from Baltimore, with a
tow OF barges TO W. r. Clyde Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchins, Davis from Havre- de Grace,
with tow OF barges TO w. p Clyde Co.
MEMORANDA.
snip Saranak, Dunlevy, Jr., hence, at Mobile this
morning.
Ship Portland, Rice, for Philadelpha, at Bermuda,
TO SAT 22d inst.
Steamship Volunteer, JONES' for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Steamers Ann Eliza, richards; Concord, Norman !;
and N. Massey Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New lOTk yesterday.
schr j. ID. Ingraham, Dickens, from Portland,
Conn, for Philadelphia, arrived at New York yes
terday.
Schr Madison Holmes, Slate, from Providence for
Philadelphia, arrived at New York yesterday.
Schrs Bonny Boat Kelly; .Ta Lanrenier, Allen;
and Plymouth, Kelly, from Boston for Philadelphia,
arrived at New York yesterday.
Schr Jane 8 Hewett, from Hallowell for Philadel-
phia, arrived at Holmes Hole ls:h inst
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Str Anthracite, Green. New York, w. NJ Baird & Co.
Steamer Frank Pierce, New York, do
Steamship kn pre Hunter, Richmond via Norfolk,
W. p. Clyde Il Co.
Str Beverly, Pierce, New York. do.
Br bark Aberdeen, Law, Cork, for ORDERS L. Wester-
gard Co.
Tug Thomas Jefferson Allen, Baltimore, with a tow
Of barges, w p Clyde & Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrhew, Havre-de-G Grace, with
tow OF barges TO W. p Clyde Co.
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Time-245, 244, S'4l, 2'4519.
The second race was for club purse for all
horses-$250 to first, $100 to second, and $50 to
third.
S1las hlcn. .................s....S l l
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ............J JUNE

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M........66 IL A. M.......76 2P. M. 81
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MARX LADNER Brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as fOows:-
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GHOULs In CONNECTICUT.

The Corpses OF the Poor to be Chopped up In
the Yale Medical ColIege-rhe Bill which the
Yale Professors are Smuggling Througb the
Lesislature.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

J'LESE UStQUALLED MACHINES DO AL
/ the different kiuts f work required II b.
done in family. .nh make al TIL different kino-
Of Stitches, without lhe locations Of the other
Machin-S
All parsons wi nlea examine the WHEELER
hiiS'iN SAVING MACHINES bef,re pur-
chasing any .,tler.
TIE Wheel r Wis n, is we'll known has
won At netrry every triai in which has mp~ted
the hi-hrsI award f merit. The representatives,
Of 9th ,chn-- confident, have entered
the lists, ime d again MY to b. q. feated; aud
finding it impossible {. cnnp-t- fairly. have u
deavored to Il cry the value If Premiums Toy
are not slow, however t, boast # the few they
have received. Rnl in the grand triI d lily
throu b ut the world. where only t ue me it finds
favor and sut,-riarify wins the race. the h-eier
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These Machines are Adapted to
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Prom he ghtest mu,lins TO he heaviest cloths
They w.'rk el taliy well upon SILK, Liren W ,ol-n
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seanug Quilting, Gathering. Hem Telling.
Cordng. Tucknt, Brsiiing Embroid-rirg. and
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If it he inconv-ni-nt fer the purchaser to visit
the saeS'oom the ord-r nay be t,r@ardr'i TO the
oti'-, and it will be a. f, ,hfullv filled l. the
selection h d been Iaie pei -onaly.
fHll in q ucti. ms recently compiled and giving
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Our interest in the successful V'rkihg o. Ma
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We g, e-in II privilege TO aid by correspondence
or "fiierwi any l,ers requiring il
New Machines and nacnines repaired here, war
rantei ,r one year
Al the Modern Improvements, including the
kesf Vn 'lify of & IT n ant Snk, f r sale at San
Francisco rates Call and see terms.
w. NJ. STOOD ARD,
General gent FIR Pacific Cast |
Montgomery street. corner of Sacramento, |
San Francis O.
N. j. SAW T. u s.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
Crrson, December IL, 1879.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

THESS G lLD AND SILVER MINING
n mpany. Notice is hereby given that at n
meeting of the Board If trustee- # the thens
Coll an Silv.r Mining Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary and Treasur er the 22d
Of Jsnnary. f>70. it W res, lived that an Assess
ment Fifty (50l enis be and the same ia hereby
levied upm each and every sh IRE of the capital
stock OF the cumpt v, pay Bile Immediately to
the Sec etary Treasui er at his office IN Proc
TOR str. et in Carson Try; a if in any case the
paym mt IF such -sessment shall be made
within fur week. from the pub ic ttion Of this
notice the ~hlres on which the same sial remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM D. KING
Secretary and Treasurer q. S. NJ Co.
Carson City, 24th January, 1870. 4w
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II. s. NJ SON,
EC lie CTIC PHYSICIAN.

A LII DISEASES OF W0MfN AND chill
N dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis.
eases cured. private Diseases If every character
treated in strict confidence N. N.B-NO 0CCA.
SION TO GO TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Once, We side of Carson street, o. few cors
south Of Penrod House.
August 9th, 1869.
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Human Misery.

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Some of our newspaper publishers

Some Of our newspaper publishers
say that Hooper & Westervelt, ad-
sertising agents, :.o2 Broadway, n.
York have failed. This is an error.
They never bad anything but . repu-
tation for swindling and fraudulent
dealing generally, Of which they al
ways had = stock, SO large they can
never fail. To our brethren of the
press We say don't get scared, they
are just as good now As they ever
we're, and pay just as we'll as they
ever did.
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The present term of our school We
believe will close three weeks from
to-day 1t is understood, or should
be, that Mr.. Augustus Beadle will
deliver = lecture on that occa sion
and has chosen as his subject, THE
Permanent, and the Transient. -
Like all the productions of his pen,
it will take a wide range of thought,
embracing the pungcnt. the useful,
and the beautiful, in smile and com
parisoD. ~...-s. ri .n. ,E..
Mr.. Beadle does not seek notorie-
ty. but there is more merit in any
Quo lecture of his than in the froth
aud foam Of all the popular lecturers
now on the rampage east or west.
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Hon. II. 0. Pratt Of Floyd county
am bitiops to succeed W.. Is. Allison
in Congress has been interviewing
our citizons to ascertain who il their
choice. We preAumc be found out.
We admit to having been partially
subsidized solely on the grounds that
Pratt locke as though ho might be
as honest as Allison has been If he
will try. -s
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Brainard's Musical World for
june il at hand, filed with beautiful
new music and interesting reading
The beautiful song and chorus Alice
Lee, contained in this number, is
alene worth the price Of the Maya
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splendid new march BY A. p. Wy
man, aud other eboise music. Ger
tainly no person interested in music
can afford to DO without Brainard' 3
Musical World. The terms are only
$l.OO per annunl. Specimen copies
will be sent to any address on receipt
Of ten cente. Address s. Brainard
& Sons. Publishers, Cleveland Ohio.
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81. CNn1Ce.

The ceremony Of laying the corner
stone Of the Catholic Church At this
place on last Sunday WAS largely at
tended. and conducted with the beau
sifal ceremonies peculiar to tho cath
olic religion. The Rev. Father
Harding, from this text, (GxS. Xxx
VIM, %. "And this Stone which I
have set up for title shall be called
the house Of God." delivered = dis
course appropriate to the occasion.
The name chosen for the Church
is blended With the historical legends,
the traditional and real incidents OF
St. Canics Cathedral, Kilkenny,
ireland, during the most stormy Pc
riod Of the reign Of Charles the 6rst.
The puncio was received At the en-
trance Of the Cathedral by tho Ven
cradle David Roche Bishop of Osso-
~, and tbs ceremonies were Of the
most grand and imposing character.
The mission of this Nunsio al an
nouaced by himself vas Ito rescue
from pains and penalties the people
Of Ireland. and to assist them in Sc
curing the free and public exercise Of
the Catholic religion" objects secur-
ed and guaranteed TO the entire relig-
ious world within the United States
by its constitution and laws.
The corner stone was laid by the
Rev. Father Harrison Of Wausoma,
who, but for an impending storm Of
wind and rain that burst upon the
multitude just at the close Of the Ger.
emonies, would also have address ed
the people '