The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-10-09

, the superstitions, imposten and mum
ries Of the Church Of Rome, that wasted
iece Of human craft, a . substitute Of per.
NAL piesy, and which exerts an influence
q the people because imagination II stronger
han reason. The audienes applauded Mr..
'uller 20 loudly and frequsntly, that b vas
to requeee them to b lsD demon
trative in their appeeciaeioa for him. Il
NJ vsfy painful DO trsat Of thess thinas in
citation to Roma.
THE MoRxINo SESSION.
~ brought 10 . esoss b IN address from
D.. Naa. Of Cineinaafi.
Rev. Dr.. Fo0 called the philosophical
SETON ofthe Alliancs % order in St. Paul's
Chureh, and The Hon. Chs. Reads, n. p,
~ made chairman.
Rev. J. II. Rig, Of The wese Ryan Col
ege, Westminsssf, EnelaDd, rod . paper
u modern literature, and il relation to
taking What il called . purely
European view Of the question.
DR.. Potter delivered an address On the
ame subject.
Invitations were given to the Philosophi-
al section, and the session w. adjourned Till
evening.
Mr.. Butler in his address said: Mar u
aid soon to run his run to it, course and will
soon come to an end, bat not - long - man
is sinful and fearful and expectans without
any help, nor a. long - the world lives in
wickedness. Not till man il transformed
and the earth ia empty of the human race
will the work of the Christian ministry cease.
Never vas there such hope and cheer in the
work that real men would reap A. to-day.
and II went to choose again to-day with
all honor to the grand. through the Law and
endowments through merchandise, and fame
through Silence, would choose the ministry
in it. II il sweetest in its consolation. II ID
most contented in its worship while il 10
poor; il is more full Of crowded hopes and
Of whispering messages from those gone BE-
fore and are near to the threshold, near to
the throne, near to the heart that was pierced,
but lives forever. and says, ''because l love
You. you ehall love ALL"
DR.. Adams announced the yielding 10 the
request Of the committee Of Rev. n. 6oteb. ;
of the University Of Bonn, Who has consent
Cd to red . second time the pape. on Meth
DDS Of Counteracsing Modern In6delity.
This announcement ~ received with rounds
Of applause.
DusINEse ACTIVITY.
A Washington special says that Morton,
Ross d Co., Of London have been appointed
fiscal agents for the State Department in
England.
The feature o: business il gratifying. Con-
adorable activity in grain and grain freights
- ~ in
il on Q liberal scale, with prices quoted up.
ments of freiehts for British ports embrace
purchases and tobacco charters are reported.
Cotton declining for both early and forward;
delivery il moderate.
WYE, Knows 4 Co, sugar dealers. have
suspended. They have now no statement to
make.
HoNoRs CONFIRMED.
The italian government has confirmed the
Grand Gross Order Of Italy on the Italian
Consul General 1t this port in confederation
of his efforts to suppress the traffic in Italian
children.
The Senatorial Committee on Privileges
and Elections held . private session this af-
ternoon declining to give information - to
deliberations till the converting of Congress.
Ex-City Treasurer Sprague, Of Brooklyn,
was arraigned to-day under four indictments,
and his trial was set for the 10th instant.
Lizzie King, alias Kate Stoddsrd, was
arraigned, but her counsel said they were
not yet ready for trial. No day was fixed
for the trial and she was remanded to prison
CORRECTION.
Cincinnati, OFT. THE Commercial this
morning published the results Of many in
tervievs with the leading manufacturers in
various departments, from which it appears
that though the number Of hands discharg-
ed on account Of the stringency Of the mon
ey market il greatly Overestimated, it il
comparatively small, and most Of the manu-
facturefs and artisans express the hope that
they viii be able to 90 on without further re-
duction Of either force or time.
Boston, Oct. 7.-Memorial services were
held to-day in 81. Paul's Church over the
remains Of Bishop Randall. The attendance
was large, Including the Grand Lodg e
Of Free Masons, Of which the deceased was
Past Grand Master. Rev. DIR. Babcock G
Dedham read the prayers and conducted the
brief services Addresses were made BY
Revs Drs. living and Venton. DIR. Potter,
of New York, and other prominent clergy
men were present. The remains were taken
to Warren, X. l., for interment.
SNOW STORMS.
Kingston, N. Y, Oct. THE weather
has been very cold here to-day, and the cars
on the New York, Kingston Il Syracuse
Railroad, coming from Delaware county.
we're covered with snow. A snow storm be-
A o. a. snS he
continued nearly all day. About eight inches
Of snow are reported to have fallen.
Philadelphia, Oct IA dispatch from
POitsvilie says that the tint snow Of the sea-
son fell there this morning. and a quite Sc
we're snow also fell at FOrda, n. Y.
CHICAGO FINANCES.
Chicago, Oct. THE Exchange Bank Of
8. q. Short Il Co, Of Danville, Illinois, has
asked an extension OF the depositors, and if
not granted the bank will probably be COM
PEELED to suspend.
The Third National Bank of this city an
nounces that il will reopen tomorrow, and
matters continue to improve.
Judge Williams of the circuit court, to-
day, in several appeal cases, affirmed the de-
cision Of the validity of the Sunday liquor
Law in this city.
The convention OF railroad passenger
agents met here to-day. II is understOod
that they decided to abolish the system Of
paying commissions to middle men on ticket
sales.
Acting Mayor Bond to-day Issued procla-
nation, setting apart Thursday, the 9th, the
second anniversary OF the great fire, -
holiday, to be observed a. the people think
proper. He orders the city Offices closed at
noon, and requests that the schools and
places of business also close nj that hour.
FINANCIAL COMPROMISE.
Philadelphia, Oct. THE Union Bank
ing Company submitted to their creditors
The following proposition, which they say
will enable them to resume bushes at an
carly day: The creditors shall take 80 per
cent of their money in the stock Of the bsnk
and the bnnk shall then resume business,
placing the other 80 per cent. in cash to
heir credit.
Atchison, Kansas, October 7.-Over
three thousand Sunday school scholars
from the city and county, assembled in .
Rrand Convention at Woodland Park to-day
for . picnic and reunion. The Central Branch
road gave them all a free excursion.
-Four Of the large iron cylinders, or tubes,
for the iron bridge that il being built across
he river at this place, have arrived, and