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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

FARMERS READ. We are selling the
Crossiey Gang Plow and Corn Cultivator
Combined and other machinery to the far
mer direct, and will allow you the same
commissions we have been paying agents.
Write Us, or come and see US and we will
make il pay you.
BLACK, IRVINE & CO.,
2l.tf Apple River H.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

AS the time passes the evidences o,
tho disgraceful bargain. of the Greeley
ties ia New York with the Tammany
ling accumulate Before the close OF
the campaign it is more than probable
that the whole thing will be SO thorough
~ ventilated that no che willing tc know
the truth need be longer deceived.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

Or Horace Greeley, the CONNIE roiaI
Advertiser says: "More absurd than
Sancho Panaa, more crotchety that Don
C3ixote, vain rs Narcissus, treacherous
no Arnold, fusion Of all peculiar quail
ities of all these mythical and actual
pcrsonages would be requisite to form
his double
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

TEA AND COFFEE The law repeating
the import duty on tea and coffee took
effect last Monday, and the prices of
those articles are of course considerably
declining We congratulate housokeep'
ers OH this as well as many other effects
of Republican legislation and good policy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.
WESTERN DISTRICT OF wIsCoNsr

WESTERN DISTRICT OF WIsC0NSIN-ss.
Cat Madison, the 9th day of May, leT2,)
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
pointm as Assignee OF Alexander Davis, Of Min
rral Point Iowa Couuty, Wisconsin, within said
District who has been daily adjndged Bankrupt on
Creditors Petition b. the District Court of said Dis
trict. f. VI WILLIAMSON
2I-w3 Assignee, Madison, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

EACH Wednesday during the month Of
United States in New York, will pur-
chase 100000 bonds, and on each
Thursday, sell 5 100000 gold in accord
ance with Instructions from Washing,
ton
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

TRE PRESIDENTIAL Ticket -Presiden.
ial tickets are being brought out Sc
apidly now-a-davs that it may be well
.nough to recapitulate the list to date
CINCINNATI.
President, Horace Greeley.
Vice President, b Gratz Brown.
PHILADELPHIA.
President, Ulysses s. Grant
Wee President, Henry Wilson.
REVENUE REFORM.
President, William s Grcesbeck.
Vice President, Frederick L. OImstad.
LABOR REFORM.
President, David Davis.
Vice President, Joel Parker
TEMPERANCE.
President, James Black
Wee President, James Russell.
ANTI MASONIC,
President, Charles Francis Adams.
Vice President, c. II. Howard.
noNpEsCRuT,
President, Victoria G. Woodruff.
Vice President, Frederick Douglass,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04
LESS than year ago Horace Greeley

LESS than year ago Horace Greeley
said in public speech:
'lf the Democratic party were called
upon TO decide between Grant and my
sell, know that their regard for what
they must call principle would induce
nine-tenihs OF them to vote against me-
Wby2 ] am decided enemy to that
party, even in its most respectable
aspects
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

"THE lofty politicians who have not
been able to pick flaws in Grant rs man
or President, but have indicted him fer
being lover of fine horses, frequently
charge that his stalls are filed with fast
horses John II. Bacon, of Washington
county, our noted Iowa horseman, while
in Washington, recently visited the Pres.
idcnts stables ile informs us that he
examined all the horses He found the
celebrated carriage team to consist Of n
pair of large, aged bays, horses that he
rode during and through the war, and
are kept because of their fidelity, but
would not bring $3.50 in any horse mars
ket His single driving horse Is a three
year old iiiv, of very common action,
aad driven daily in a dilapidatcd top
buggy; said horse and buggy would not
sell for $500 These, together with one
more horse of ordinary value, are all he
keeps. There are many farmers in Iowa
who own and drive faster and finer
horses than President Grant does. -
DeS MoineS ioWa) Register.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

E.N& Your wateh>or clock does not
keep gs.4 Sane, take ii to Cartwright. He
all, p4t. i in order and Warrant it TO r.n.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.

is offered for sale on good terms.
This farm embraces every necessary adj
vantage to make it desirable tor Stock
Raising, Grain Culture or Mill purposes,
he re being large scope of natural mead
ow, plenty of good pillow land, excellent
water power and an abundance of timber.
1t will be sold in lump or parcels of 100 or
more For further particulars apply to or
address the Undersigned at Mineral Point,
Wisconsin.
WILLIAM KARLyN.
May 1917, 1872 2o--3m.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04

VuE LABOR Sr2lAE.-Tlo strike Of the
labor Unions in New York, which is
.now IN its tenth week, does not appear
70 make any headway toward attaining
the ems desired by the strikers. The
undertaking is proving a very poor ia
'estmout tbs strikers gaining noshius,
bat IN the meaatime losing much.
EEE JuU,LEE-E,.e great lnteruatiorI
NJ Musical Festival i Boston is new in
is third week, after fortnights most
bfiAant success, bQth actistically and
hnap tally, The great Coliseum has
thus ar been daily crowded, aud the
preseE. week viii probably witness q
.ontlR aate Of the Jubilees success.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-04
FARM FOR SALE.

The RABLlN FARM, lying in the county Of
Lafayette, four miles southwest Of ,he city
Of Mineral Point, comprising
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

-a There is Type Ring in this coun-
try to which every type founder in
the United States belongs. In conse-
-euence of the enormous and thieving
tariff, these gentlemen of the Ring are
enabled to put such prices on their
wares as suits them, and just now it
suits them to charge printers and pub
phshers $50 per cent. profit on nearly
every pound oftype sold! How long
will the newspapers stand this sort OF
bleeding? Every paper in the coun-
try ought to protest against sucharob-
berry, until Congress would be forced
reduce the unjust tariff on foreign
type and thus compel the home sharks
to be just.-E1.' tiiii5-t 4if..s3z 19I bfe
This is but one Of the many inter
Iests in this country, robbed in the
name of "protection."in5s sijso Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
wholesale Discharge of Brook.
Iyn Navy Yard Grant Voters.

o. - '- > - From the w Orid
Great excitement and dissatisfac-
tfon prevailed among the mechanics
and iaborers at the Navy Yard Sat-
friday, the 9th inst, owing to the re-
port that fully 400 men were to be
discharged, orders having been re-
fceived. from the Navy Department to
that effect, and the names of those TO
Fbe discharg ed being complete. Early
yesterday morning the yard was Wis
tied by q large number of politicians,
among whom were Supervisors S. B.
I butcher, General j Jourdan, Alderman
+ Stewart, Jake Worth and Chapman, j,
of Brooklyn; and j. O'Brien, Sheriff
William, Dan Crowley, of New Y ork.
The order for the Wholesale discharge
SO soon. after election fell like a thnn-
derbolt among the employees, and for
a time it appeared likely that a riot
would be the result. The Offices
the several Chiefs of Departments
were crowded during the day (espe-
cially that OF Naval Constructor Del
I-ano1 by the politicians, who made the
most strenuous efforts in behalf of
their constituents, and apparently sue
ceeded in the course OF the day in
having the order of discharge coun-
/ fernandez by the Secretary of the
Navy, telegraphic DISPATCHES having
been forwarded to the. Navy Depart
nient yesterday morning representing
the facts and asking for a postpone
ment of the discharge: Itappears up
on inquiry, that the order of discharge
| applied chiefly to the Brooklyn men,
and giving the New York men the
most favor in retaining them in place
they being principally backed by
tOpBrien, Murphy, Conkling and Fen
ton. The Commandaht of the Yard
Admiral Rowan, does not appear. to
take any active part in the matter, az
the politicians, of whom there were
about $50 in the yard yesterday, have
i :. I.L.. ....a..l- 49, ] ..-.o.-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
sHERIFF.s SALE.
STATE OF OHIO, a.
Z PORTAGE. COUNTY, =

STATE STATE EoE 90 saSErS 9Mro. ss: .-, .,s, ~.
DURSUANT to the command Of an Order OF
ItA Sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas for said County. to me directed, in the
Jacob +. Slough & ais defendants shall ofTer for
sale at public anctior, at the door Of the Court
House IN Ravenna, county and state aforesaid,
Saturday. the 3Oth day of November, a. ID.
1874 between the hours OF Il O'Clock q. m. ana
O'Clock ?. n. OF said day, the Following descrtb-
ed real estate. to- wit: Situate In the townshiP
OF Ohio. and known as being part OF Lot No.
49, in the south division oflots In said township,
and bounded as follows: On the north by lands
of Abram Eckert and Jacob Eckert, on
S Rss s"S Of Joel Bssry and on on sne sne
east by lands of solomon slaughter. being
Slough. septem ber sd, isss; also. another lot or
parcel OF land known as being part Of said Lot
and and q Bounded ~ S T As folSWs: SssiSning in the
Township line at a pile Of stones az the south
and Ssx links along said sbough,s south line to
a post; thence south chains, Ssk links toa
Stoueh,s south limo II chains and SIX hnkN
to the Township line az = post; thence nortN
10 place of beginning. containing three acres OF
land; being the same lands conveyed by Joel
also one other piece or parcel OF land TO be sold
separate from the above described parcels ait
Known as part Of Lot No a. IN the south biSiS Thu
ION Of Lots In said township, bounded and des
cribed as follows: on the North and West bv lot
lines Of said Lot No a. on the kaSs by lands o of
j. Eckert, anil ON the South by the Pennsylyania
amt ohio Canal Feeder, supposed TO contain Z
acres of land being the same land conyeSed TO
John slough by Peter slough. May 18th iSaa.
But all OF said lands TO be sold subject to the
ell therein by metes and bounds, Wig; i6IT
acres between the lands OF Abram Eckort and
John slaughter deceased; also, about l2S rods
of timber land, and certain right Of way and
tho frse use OF so much OF barn i'll stable two
COWS; all OF which Will rally appear in writ of
under to which reference is made. -
First Two pieces subject to the dover of Mary
Slough. appraised ut $2O6S.
Third piece. subject 70 the dover of Mary
Slough, appraised at $i76-
NV - o. b. PAINE. sheriff.
iRANNkY Il HATrIED, Atty,s ~
Oct. "a. 1ST2-n2le-Sw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
Many Wrecks on the English
and PruSSian Coasts.

LoNpoN. Nov. IA4The heavy gales
on the British coast yesterday caused
the wrecks of many vessels, inciuding'
the barques large and Hiawatha..
Fiftv lives are known to be lost, and
it is thought the number viii be In
creased by reports of additional dis
asters.
The gale last night was exceeding
ly severe on the Prussian coast. AT
Stralsund twelve vessels were sunk
nthe harbof.t The Town was mum
dated, and at the height of the storm
a fire broke out among the warehou-
tses, which spread rapidly, and is still
burning. Several lives are reported
to be lost. and many persons were IN
jured. go. $3.50 3 ea,gaslgss17. s.
HAMBURG, Nov: IA very severe
rain and snow storm, accompanied by
! "a heavy gale, has prevailed in this
section Of Germany for several days
! Telegraph wires have been prostrate9
| in ali directions, the, country, flooded, |,
and at Lubeck The Customrhouse and
many warehouses, " were submerged.
y STRAALsuND, Nov, II =. Evening.
The storm has .abated, and The, water
il, ,subsiding, The, fire. after destroy
ing several, large buildings, has been
extinguished. The inundation ,sxten-
ded along the entire coast, Details
of storms, and disaster have not yet
come to nand, but, the damage done on
the sea and shore must be immense,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

.tTHE EDIroR.-An exchange very
aptly says:
W An editor is a man who Lives on
what other men owe him, until he
starves to death. a subscriheF is a
person who takes paper and says he
is very much pleased with it, and he
tells everybody else that hesought to
issnbscrii5e.. After he has 'ssabsefib-
ed" about seven years, the editor
writes to him and asks him to let him
! have $3.50 (two dollars and fifty cents
and then the subscriber writes back
A-toff1e editor and tells him not to send
liimshi old paper any more for there
is nothing in it, and then the poor ed
] tor raan and sfaruaS. .saIna- -mAra.........
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
President for Life.

loThe proposition to have Grant fol
a third term is squarely indorsed by
Senator Brownlow, in letter written
after the election to the New York
Times. q He says he would even prefer
Grant for life tosa return of the Dem
ocratic party to power. That the
President is seriously thinking of a
third official term is asserted by a
prominen. Republican, upon the
strength of recent interview. ...;,f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
What Beat Greeley.

/. b Hon! Montgomery Blair has recent
I1y written an important letter to, the
Liberal Republican Central Club of
Baltimore, pointing out thn..causest of
failure in the late campaign. 8 He
says:a.t ,,.., s.,oo5,, ..,s.,-,,.,si ~
r,t.sAt the outset I learned from an au-
thentici source that. the money organi-
cations. of the country had concerted
to make vigorous war on Greeley.
This, fact communicated imm ediate-
| ly to the editor of the New Y ork Iri-
bune, giving him the source OF my in
formation. which was of q character
to prove the. conspiracy beyond all
controversy. But if !, the correctness
OF my information could have been
doubted, it was, not long before IT was
verified in the enormous sums of mon
ey lavished on, the preliminary cleo
tions in North Carolina, Maine, Penn
sylvania, &c. There could not be
more conclusive evidence OF the .ag-
gressive nature of money, power than
this money war on Mr.. Greeley af-
fords. He was a protective tariff man,
and had been the champion of the
bondholders, of the National banking
system, of the National railroads, &c.
His nomination was a, perfect guaran-
tee for, all their rights, and if nothing
more was required than, security TO
existing rights, there was no reason
for their onslaught on Mr.. Greeley.
But it is not in the. nature of such. an
organization to be content witt, toler-
ance by the political power Nothing
short of control will satisfy it.nnd 6ne
There can be no doubt of it, The
Democrats to-day, as in the days oil
Jackson, have all the powers of cor
porate monopolies combined against
them. It is the same old fight over
again of the partyiof equal rights and
equal privileges against the privileged
orders. --t.','i1' ... :. AZ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

Dick Oglesby, recently elected Gov
ernor of Illinois, had hankering af-
ter the. United States gSenatorship in
place of Lyman Trumbull, and imag-
ined that GubernatoriaT honors W ould
aiie him in securing the object .of bis
ambition. But itseems he is not to
have cit all his own way, for Wash
burn is at his home in Galena and fig
nring Tor the place, and there are said
to be other distinguished aud idisin-
terested patriots who arc anxioHsito
do the state some service. giiot f5'"7i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

'Straws show which way theCwind
blows, MS a trite proverb. When Chi
cago was laid waste by the fiery ele-
ment there was no offer of relief from
the National Treasury. But when
Boston is the sufferer by a like calaln-
ity Boutwell, is prompt to, tender as
sistance. The eastern capitalists con-
troll the country. That's what's the
matter. oiHW - '270ia a'l y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

the day before the meetingoo of
the Alabama legislature the United
States Marshal, on frivolous pretexts
arrested three members of that body
and took theme off to Mobile, refusing
TO admit them to bail. This was done
in order to give. the Radicals a major
,ity in the Legislature, Il It is Q novel
method ofHobtaining imaiorities in
Legislative bodies unknown to 9the
founders of the republic But, then,
in these purer and better days Of Rad
ical rule the States aud their people
have no rights which the. Federal au-
thorities are bound to respect.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

aoIT is reported that /. p. Jones will
contest for the United States Senator
ship against. Jim Nye, the carpet bag
ger, and stands q good show to win
the price, Hs is said to o be, an anti
monopolist, and opposed to giving
away all the public lands to private
corporations, which will not tend to
render him great fayoritc with the
administration. s- ai5e 4ad .4au4i-i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

Dy-As remedy for Bronchial Alice
tious and Chronic diseases OF the
lungs, nothing ever before discovered
equlls Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
5lisSiY y s"97''pisilnu nei3Animlu9 efii 80
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
VANCE l& WELLS

have this day received their Spring Goods, con-
sisting in part OF Window Shades, Shade hx-
lures, Shade cord, Chronlos, Picture Frames,
Nails, Picture Cord, Table Cutlery, Glassware,
CIockery, hooking Glasses, Window Cornice.
Our Window Shades are all this spring styles,
and not old patterns out of use for years.
We are selling u good extension Table of our
own msnqfacture for 81 ,25 per foot.y
Have .J,ist received ashne AND barge assortment
OF Lounges all new and desirable goods, which
wo shall sell very low.
We ARE agents for, and keep ON hand, the cole
brated Woven Wire Mattress ss+-the best bed in
use Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction
3,1 VANCE Il WELLS,
Ravehna, Ohio April 9th, 1874, AZ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21

examine the accounts of the State
Central Committee, the meeting ad-
joerned 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
! ThelNext Senate.

On the 4th of March next, the terms
OF. sixteen United States Senators will
expire. In the meantime the Legisla-
lures of their respective States will
be called upon to elect their successors
The following is the list, Liberals IN
italics s@.,5 ..;ls.5u - v5ar
) Alabama-George E. Spencer 80
a. Arkansas-Benja f. Rice. Il
eFlorida-Thomas w. Osborn.
Observation-Disclosures Hill ad -qoi .s7i
Illinois-LynGaaI IrunlbuU. 10 5i7ifi
~ YIndiana-Oiiyer.P p. Morton 30 h.
re- aKansas-SamueI G. Pomerey. lsd4
ID, ,tI.ouisiana--Wil lillian F. Kellogg. al
ia Massach chpsetts--He enry Wilson ,t,sa
d tIMissouri--Frank. p, Blair. .bs5sa
ID yNevadarJamesi w. Nye. s,aad -
: North Carolinaa7Jo ohm Pool. seiL.t
E,,, E,,,SouthCaroliEa--FrederickA Sawyer
| m Wisconsin, O, Howe. o.ti
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cameron. -
siNew Z York--Roscoe Conkling. bad
ID The changes that will be made will
probably be about. as follows - hsad
b Alabama Arkansas, Florida and
Georgia will probably send anti-ad-
ministration members. lEsil e. ,-tIa
will send a. Radical to occu-
py-not fill--the seat of Trumbull.
i Kansas will most likely send Pom.
eroy again. He has got the money to
purchase the Legislature, and the Leg
islature of Kansas is always purchased,
He bought his first election with
money and "cold yictuals" and will
do it again. - 10 u yl.;a bl5o ..a92as
b4 Louisiana, win probably send w ar
mouth. auti-administration, instead oil
Kellogg Radical. lea4 Ola y-selElmso-
k,s massachusetts, will most likely send
[ o Radical, TO, take the place of Wilson.
/ Boutwell, or Hoar, will probably sue
ceed the Vice-President elect. a3sis9g
Missouri will most likely return
Frank p. Blair, Liberal: If not, b
EGratz Brown win mos most likely be the
man. .i.',.t-.I,5s5, IL -11a..,,fe.s-seIf
'Nye, Radical, will. probably be re.
/ turned from Nevada. f,,i.,r.e.2.sf
North Carolina will .undonbtedly
send Zebulon B. Vance,' Liberal. in
place of the Infamous Radical. Pool
T.. South Carolina will probably send
I sawyer, Of Massachusetts, back to his
seat. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania. and
New York will undoubtedly re-elecI
the present incumbents. IN, 80
Thus it will be seen that so, far a:
the Senate is. concerned the Liberal;
have not done SO badly. -. -,
I Out of the sixteen Senator'S whose
terms expire on the, 4th of March
there are only two who, are, Liberals
But of those who will succeed then
there will be six aptira9diinainistratior mi iig9diinai
Eim0fa gam OF four. qgi aaw Il .awo4a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-11-21
NElEMOCRET|e PRESS

TTTFTTTTT 7 ~ II T 1TT-7zT u
SAMUEL D. HARRIS EDITOR AND PUsLIsHRR
1000 = TTI7 "a 7T77TT ~ - ? Z z z = :
RAyENNA, THURSDAY. NOV. 81. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-29
G. EORG EFT 0 " N .

TIE FLOUR MARKET is very 6rm with an ad
yancing tendency.
GRAIN continues very scarce. There were no
receipts up 10 noon to-day.
THE LADY OF TIE LAKE took down 800 bar
rels OF four to-day.
he FISH MARKET-About 500 shaa were
sold to-day at from $40 to SD per hundred,
So,o0o herrings ar from 50 TO ~ per thousand,
100 ,taiiors at 30 cents per hundred and 80
black bass at % cents each
1HE NEw WATER MAIN has been placed in
position in the trench on Bridge street as far mp
as Washington street, and a large force is az
work digging the trench as far west as High
street. A. soon as the main is laid il is under
stood work on the new Bridge street sewer will
be resumed.
JOSEPH & j. f. LIBBEy received 6 1000 feet OF
lumber per steamer Lady of the Lake on Satur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-29

0The Aberdeen cab drivers have struck for
advance of wages from lis to 29s per week.
~ The poor curates in England are contem-
plating the formation Of a Clerical Trade Union.
ga COW I'm Dover, Tenn. excites the envy
OF her companions in fy-time. She has two
tails. "
~Some helpless sort or a person i'm Pitts
buTgh advertises for " one or two steady Girls IN
help on pantaloons.''
0The Boston Traveller recklessly speaks If
an approaching political assemblage as tie
orevet democratic convention.
1A promising boy of twelve in Racine. Wis.
has fallen a victim to base ball. The ball struck
him in the head and he died.
ga blind woman at Sioux City. Ia. nnts q
needle and thread between her teeth, and xith a
de1terous movement of the tongue, passes the
thread through the eye.
~In the Dominion Senate, Thursday NIGHT
in reply to Senator Miller, Hon. Peter Mitchell
aid ii was the intention OF the government to
protect the coast fisheries this season.
E@Tweed's contest for his seat i'm the New
York legislature Is still the subject of committee
investigation, but will not be reported on until
ne xt session.
HA coroner's jury in Wales lately held an
inquest on the body of a convict who died in the
county jail. and rendered a verdict that the
way OF the transgressor Is hard, and the deceased
came to his death by natural causes"
So In "A recent interview with some travelling
Americans, the Pope Is reported to have sti,I
that If he should ever leave Rome he would be
glad TO take up his residence i'm New York he
cause no city i'm the world contains more earnest
Catholics, or those more devoted 10 the highesr
and best interests VI the Church.