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, 1873-04-15
TIRE pApAL THRONE,

Tho doath Of Plus TX. will loayc tho pnpAl scat
unihcumbored with political cares. It has boon
for aomo conturios part Of tho official oath Of
evory nowly-olocted popo that he must noycr
ylold any Of tho temporal possessions known Us
tho atatos Of tho Church. This oath has hero
toforc been taken by Pontitra in possession.
Tho no1t Pope, If ho tako it at all, will do 30
assuming TINT ho is in possession de jure though
not in faot., Though Popoa have been dcthronod
repeatedly, and have boon in exilo, and hayo
had their Btates taken from thom, thoro
has boon no time at which tho ovor-
throw Of tho, temporal sovereignty has
had such an appearance Of permaucncy as
now. Tho King Of Italy has beon q popular
monarch in his day, Ho has boon brave SOL
dier, and, by tho help Of othors, has wrcatod
largo part Of Italy from Austria. He has dis
possessed and driven tho Bourbons out of Na-
bles. and has contributed largely to tho revived
patriotism Of Italy by giving hor d national
name aud government Whilo hiH personal lifo
Is not bla,noloaB, ho is perhaps Us good Is tho
genoralrun Of Kings certainly as good .as anyof
tho ru1ors which hayo t1ourislod in tho Htatos of
Italy. 1t is anticipated that ut Ills death thero
will be d revolution, aud that Italy, and espo-
chilly nomo will roject tho sovereignty Of his auc-
cessor, Prince Humbert. Out of this revolution
It is expected By tile ultramontanes that nomo
will como forth tho restored capital Of . tho
papal donlinions. The progress Of ovcnta In
Europe does not promise such n solution Of tho
future. Tho tendency is not towards union Of
Church nud State, but the contrary. The danger
to DO apprehonded from revolution is, that in
tho now order Of things papal authority, oven in
purely spiritual concerns, will bo swept away.
II tho nexf Pope ii contont to bo tho head of
tho Church, aud to oontlno his functions to
ecclesiastical mattore, llo will not probably
suffer from any want Of support from tho
members OF lie Church i; but If ho
shalf doyoto himself to tho tnsls OF
recovering tho political power md torri-
toria1 possessions tahon from lia prodoooysor,
ho will only weakou the confidence Of his own
adLerents outaido OF Italy, WHO eare very little
whether Victor Emanuel or the Popo is civil
ruler i'll Rome 80 long Us the Romana thoua-
selves aro contont. Assuming US q fact that tho
temporal power Of the papaoy is 1oat forever, it
is not difficult to understand how tho spiritual
authority may DO wealtenod mud lost in fruitlosa
struggle to recover, with carnal weapons, TOM.
poral authority over people who arc noarly
unanimous in rejecting aud repudiatng It.
, 1873-04-15

American correspondents wore to bo allowed,
according to arecent rumor, to go with tho OK
petition which Russia ID nhout to send in throo
dotachmonts against Khya. as journalists Of
all other nationalttcs woro excluded ind the
Go7ernmont rofl.sed tho permission which it waa
at first believed 1t would givo to English officers
to march with tho army, this fayoritism excitod
good deal of angry remark, for which thoro is
no causo, as ii Ii officially announced that thero
IL no truth in tho report.
, 1873-04-15
THE STATE CAPITAL,

Tho Isullro1,si md IYnrcaaoaxao Conl-
1sllEnton--EefsonnI--N Quorum T&,-
iR.y.
Special Dt&patcA to The Chicago Tribune.
spn1SaElELD, April 14.---Tao Hon. Edward
Rumnaol, lalo Secretary Of stAto, will leave for
Europe with his family in Il fow days, and OH Ills
return hc doaigns settling in Ohicago.
Tho Railroad and Warehouse commissioners
left for Chicago to-day, and will hold aoasion
thore tomorrow for tho purpose of reorgauizng
tho 1nspcotor'aand 1loSistor's Department.. II IL
not probable TINT mally chnngoB will bo mado III
tho clerical force, 80 far as those now employed
l.ayo given satisfaction.
Fiftoon Senators md Hovonteon Representa-
tivos woro present thin eyoning. No business
WIS dono, and both IIu,.Hcs adjourned until
morning. Tho new Railroad bill IL the spoclal
order in tho House.
, 1873-04-15

HAVANA, April 19.--Ddwoll was rccapturod By
the police on the son shore twenty milcs above
yere'y whom ho jumped from tho balcony Of tho
prison. Maps Of tho city and island were found
on tho person Of tho prisoner. Ho refusos to
gay who aided him in his Escape. Bidwell'a
friends undoubtedly neglected to instruct him
thoroughly az to tho route hc should take upon
loaving tho city.
S]j:eia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 1.-two Deputy United
States Atarsl!als' havo boon detailed to watch
forgeiy otorey hoy tax nSo ian }"rs q aterasaog
day and night. The authorities foar that he
may attempt to escape.
, 1873-04-15

PRINCETON, ILL.,, April 11.-In relation to tho
bnck pay swiudlo md tho course Hon. r. B.
uawloy, Of the Sixth Illinois District, pursued
with reference thereto, tho Editor of tho Bureau
County Republican apoaks authoritatively aa
gave to tho Troasuror Of tho United states
Lis check on tho Borgoant-at-Arms OF tho
House OF Representatives for tho full
amount OF hls baok pay, with tho
request that 1t bo conveyed back into
tho Treasury, aud it was so conveyed and
recoipted for. This removes all doubt about the
mattor, and demonstrators the consistency Of AIr.
Hawley who opposed tile back pay clause from
the start"
, 1873-04-15

Sir Hugh Allau's efforts to raise loan in Lon
don for the Canada Pacific Railway, of which ho
is President, are said by tho Toronto Globe to
have failed. It intimatos TINT tho Company will
be unable to sell any OF It's bonds, for which it's
lands nre a1 iuadc gunto sec,lrity.
, 1873-04-15

SDtcfaI Dispatch to TIC CAtcaqo 1316lne
DErno1r, April l4.-TAo following steamers
and veasols c!oarod from this port to-day !.
Albans, for milwaukee,; propolora st. Lawrence,
City Of DoAton, and Champlnin, for Chicago !;
echoouers Young America for Cleveland, Maria
for Alpena. Eagle Wing for Trenton, Moses Gage
atoaness Northwest, II. N. ltico Jay Cook, Mil
ton D. Ward, Dayo, md Island Queen, aro max
Ing regular trips OH tleir dliforont routes.
, 1873-04-15

Boy7oN, April 14--A suit has been instituted,
In tho Unitetl States Court against Onkcs Amea
for 5300.000, Tho trial is to taho place in May.
The suit grows ont Of certain cotton transactions
at Now Orleans during tho war, for which the
Government obtained Judgment against A. 8.
Mansfield and oti,ors, and now sues Amea for
tho amount, alleging that ho was a. partner Of
ManSfl old.
, 1873-04-15

Several bhukors nnd brokers llnve boon OK
amined by tho New York Grand Jury. which is
in search Of oridonco on which to baso indict-
ments for .usury and conspiracy i'll tho money
market. coesidering that money has boon
1oanod at oalriouB ratca every hour of the day
in New York for weeks, tho jury has boon sin
gularly unsuccossful. It has failed, it is said,
so fur, to discover tho namo Of single violntor
OF the law 80
, 1873-04-15

Nearly flro thousand dollars worth Of Tickets
to tho Musical Festival wero sold III Cincinnati
yesterday This il tho first salo, and its SUCCESS
is looked upon as very encouraging, and as IN
to result in honry loss like that with which
Gilmore found himself banrupt il, Boston last
, 1873-04-15
Accidentally Shot II1a Wife.

Ing, at Warren. ILL.,, II. q. Gam, editor of the
Warren Sentinel, while preparing for hunting
oxoursion, took out hiH gun, Which hc handled
caro1essly, not knowing that it was loadet whom
lip, inaicting HoYoro wound, md blowing OF
one of her Angors. Hor recovery is worry doubt.
, 1873-04-15

The ohioago produce markets woro less &C.
tive yootertla5, but genorally stronger. Moss
pork waa quiet and 400 por brl higher, closing at
e1o.0o cash and 810. 0.40@16.45 aoller June. Lard
was In fair demand and 30 por 100 Tbs higher, at
%a'ao@7.4o cash, and $3.50 soler May. Moats
, 1873-04-15

CHARLESTON, s. g., April 14.-Mra johnson.
wifo Of Tho keeper Of tho uapo Roman LIGHT.
h%ons. wfs ,' ioana IN her bad a.t night
yolyer by hor side. A largo sum Of mnnov
Which tho deceased had recently drawn from
, 1873-04-15

N1xoN's AKPu1THEATRE- - Clinton, hotweon
Washington and Randolph stroots. Widor Co.'s
National Circus,
, 1873-04-15
Tho Common Council 1aBt night decided, by a
vote Of 81 to II, that saloons must bo closed at
hnf-past II o'clock ut night.

4 memorial has boon introduced into tho
Arkansas senato asking CongrosH to give thai
State a republican form Of government, as
guaranteed tho State under tho Federal Cousti-
, 1873-04-15
Cincinnati Uous,cll.

CINCINNATI, April 14.-Ilc pow,v.o,octod
noarI of co!ulcilnon. To-day, organized by oleot-
ing lsaao J. Mlller, Demoorae, PreBidout. aud
Dan1ol Wolf, Republican, Yioe-presllout.
, 1873-04-15
TO.DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

M'VICKEH8 characterization street, botwoon
State md Dearborn. Engagement of Miss Noison'
''Romeo and Ju1iet.n
, 1873-04-15

ACADEMY or MUSIC fialsted street, south Of
Madison, Enlargement Of Mr. T. 8. Chanfrau. Kit.
tho AfkAnsas Tsagocr.n
, 1873-04-15

MYERS OPERA 1IOUBE-Monroo stroet, batween
Steto and DoA.born. Arlington. Cotton Kamblets
Minstrel and Buslasquo Troupe. "Nomco and juliet"
, 1873-04-15

HOOLEY'5 OPERA IIOusE-Randolph streot, boz
tuaau Clark and LaHRiIp It. sAiIe."
, 1873-04-15

TAc Town Farmers.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DRS AoiNzs, April 14.-The Executive Com
mVgr0W. WV ~
, 1873-04-15

aonnisa, Coey, McAvoy, 8idwell, Stone, Tracey,
schmitz, Cullorton, Mc0lowry, Clowry, Bailey,
Bond, CLARK, Sweet, Kohoo, Hoatl, Moore
Cleveland, Quirk, Stout, D1nhr, Longachor,
sohaffnor, Carney, Cannon, ogdon, Brandt,
Woodman, Corcoran.
THE sERaEANTs.
The following communication from tho Mayor
was read:
py virtuo ct the power and authority unon mo By
law conferred, I hayo this day removed William d.
once q ,sofgeants Of tho Po1ieo foree Of tho
that tho said Bergonn notcientin in tho discharge
OF tho dutes Of tho oce and TINT teir services woro
mo y tbs Board & Police and tic 81
an prSSsry f. of hs po:s
forco required that tloy DO ron.ovod from olIico.
AID. sohat1ner was surprised by tho commu-
nfcatfon, ainco 1t did not include Sergeant Doug
las nalno, who WAS called ino1iclont by tho
Board Of Police. lie moved to rofer tho matter
to tho Police Committee, and 1t was 80 ordered.
PETITIONS.
Petitions woro presented and reforrod for
.yiaduct ut Twolfth and Cannl streets for vator-
pipo IN Commercial street, from north to Wau-
I beneia avenue for paving Indiana from Noble
and 49, Groon's South Branch Additions for
sidewalk and curb wall on South Clark street
for Howors on Douglas and Vincennes avenuos,
and Archor avenue, west Of tho South Branch
for woter-pipe on Airport Btroot, between Evans
and Harblne, and On La1lin and Bluo Island
avenue.
THE INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
forrod to tho Committee Oh ,Wfaryos and Public
Grounds, to report Monday evening:
70 ths Mayor anu citw coanci! ef Chicago, M.:.-
May IT please your Honorable Body, we, the under
slghed nenbera Of the Doard Of Directors Of tho In
ter-stato 1ndnatrial Exposition Of Chseago, III. havo
been deputcd to request In tho Of tho AsHocia
9n ahs 10 eS s 9 21 nGssd m Of rab
holding grand Interstate industrial Exposition on
tho Lake Front located north Of Congress and south
'front.' tho conditions that ho Interstate industrial
Exposition Association furnish a tho plana and money
for TINT purpose
The building sunder tho direction Of tho Board Of
duhtria Exrositions, and olcr entertainments Of pub
10 interest," ana benefits md 10 be constructed as
to 10 ornamental to tho Lake parf grouna
The term Of occupancy to be entirely at tho will Of
tue City Council, an tho structure 1tHclf TO be ro-
moved by tho Association wheuoyor tho Council shall
Subscribers respectfully submit that Tho reocst ia
1nado tn strict accordance with tho understanding
upon which subscriptions were received to tbe canta
stock Of aath Association.
Tho Subscribers number over 9G5 md ron.esen MI
ho leahg nfms Of our city In ovory brunch OF inus-
Try hnd commerce. Thoy consider that the holding OF
tSe1 te an g1h9n wiz cny promoe and aevepo
Of tho Northwestern Htatet aud tend iargcly to Induce
tlo location Of capital nmoneht us. With this vicw
for your honorable body to sly whethor Uca1" anf1
hayca Grand Interstate Industrial ExDositnn this
Timo will not permit heightened consideration O,
Our memorial. Tho work niuat Btart nt oncn Thna
AHk that you sla entertain tho v"r ~ nr nt.
tion this night. (signcd) t. i caAsa, NE, po'A-
A, G. HEs1Nu
j. I. NrySoLDB.
POTTER PALMER,
, 1873-04-15
Tho Mayor Removes Three Inefficient
Police Sergoants.
Passage Of the Ordinance to
Stop Whisky-Ped-
ding.
Saloons to Close at 1Inlf-I,ast IL
O'Clock ut Night.
milwaukee, Avenue Street Railways
Street improvements.

Tho Council hold regular mooting yostcrday
evening, Aid. Bond In tho chair Present: Al
dornlen Bowen, Richardson, Dixon, WARREN NO.
aonniss, Coey, h1cAvoy, sidwoll, Stone, Tracey,
schnitz, cnllorton, Mcolowry, Olowry, Bailey,
Bond. CLARK, Sweet, Kohoo, Hoath, Moore,
Cleveland, Quirk, Stout, D1nhr, Longachor,
sohaffnor, Carney, Cannon ogdon, Brandt,
Woodman, Corcoran.
, 1873-09-03
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Thc range Of Temperature
this day, as reported by L. MauRsHe, optician,
No. % West Madison street, every half-hour, is
na fc1lnwa,
, 1873-09-03

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p goyprnaas IN sop pvna ie!ly sroet selIool best
Af T{eronccR. Address " Il, Milwaukee, Via -'
, 1873-09-03

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, 1873-09-03

PERSONAL,
I)EnBONA1.-MN. BuI.LEN. OF CHICAGO MALT
] luz GnnpnnY: Please send your n1lrcas tu JOS
MONK 10 and Bl Houth 0anaEst.
I)KMHONAI,-IF THEODORE pOHLMANN IN IN
l. tOwn he eau find hls f4iunu LEWl6 HAk16E a. VI
lihAth Chnal.Bt. -
, 1873-09-03
MATRIMONIAL,

JVANTED no CORRESPOND WITH A GOOD.
" anling nrat tidy laIy, With Wow 10 mnttlrnnny.
hnfstsie9 Etsea and required. Address y. WORLD.
Qhlt9uD, III.
, 1873-09-03

4 GENTS WANFitn-AlEN AND WOMEN ARE
~ assx x ~ ~ H., ro 5 9n'l somp ~ = ay G Ttl ",
iop sai.ao I'll syrng send % cent. for to cent samples,
call from tn ". ol MERRlLt, CO., lGI EaAt Kun.
tlnlrt-st.. Aanm ID.
A GI!NT5 WANTED-TWO GOOD MEN OAN FIND
~ sscnay oniploSngnt by anpylnx Ut kEtlY HOW
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Some discussion arises in Republi.
can papers as to the admission of op.
position members of the Legislature
who have been Republicans to the Re-
publican caucuses In cases where
Republicans have been elected as In.
dependent candidates, and desire in
good faith admission to Republican
caucuses upon the theory that they
are In fact good members Of the
party, we do not see why they should
not be admitted. But as TO former
Republicans who were chosen as can.
didates on the. Anti Monopoly ticket,
we cannot see how they can unite
consistently with Republicans and do
justice 20 their constituents at home.
There may be cases whsro 1t was un.
derstood by the voters that the mem.
Der still claimed to be q Republican,
and was elected as such, solely on the
ground Of choice between men, and
the member desires to affiliate with
ue. Such cases will have to be de-
termined upon the circumstances o.
each case. Generally, however, W.
apprehend than Anti-Monop member,
| will affiliate with the Democracy
whose representatives they are, for th,
| most part.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

( was US good as his word. In less time
than it takes TO write il. the big brag-
gart was rendered unprescntable for
many long day. That number one
caused him to see fifty suns beaming
in the armament with his right eye;
and that number two produced sim.
liar phenomenon with his lett; and
that number three obliged him TO
swallow front tooth, and to observe
| the ceiling more attentively than he
had hitherto done. And when two or
three. other ''thats" had completely
cowed him, and he threw open the
window and called for help, the straw
berry eater took him by the nape of
his neck and--well, some other and
lower part, and flung him out of the
window on the flowcr-bed below.
That strawberry-eater remained at
Bordeaux month to fulfill his prom.
Use OF giving the count his revenge
But then, again, the bully met more
than his match. The strawberry -eater
had had Angelo for master as we'll as
Owen Swift, and after few passes,
the count, who was too eager to kill
his man, felt an unpleasant sensation
in his right shoulder. The seconds
interfered and there was an end to the
affair. 1t was his last duel. Some one
produced sketch of him as he ap-
peared being thrown out of the hotel
window, and ridicule-so awful to a
Frenchman-rid the country of him.
The strawberryeater was alive when
the battle of the Alma was fought, and
is the only man to whom the above
facts are known who never talks about
them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The State Leader says: "Thc names
Of four colored citizens Of this State
are to be seen upon the list of petit
jurors for the present term of the U.
S. District Court--Albert Nuchols,
and J. Fl. Warwick, of Davenport /;
Chas. Davis, of Mt. Pleasant, and
Alex. Clark, of Muscatiuc. The first
named is Familiarity known in Daven-
port as "Prince Albert" He was
once q slave and never received the
benefit of an education, but by indus
try and native shrewdness has raised
himselfto position Of comparative
opulence. Warwick is q barber and
wig maker and ia also rich. Alexan-
der Clark is another rich barber. and
dabbles in politics quite as much as in
hair. Davis is the best looking of the
four, and is also in good circurnstan.
ces. These gentlemen have the honor
of being the first representatives oi
their race ever impanneled as United
States jurors In this district
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

q vhe issue of the recent elections,
SAYS the New York Times, makes it
certain that the Democratic party is to
be the opposition for some time at
least. The New York World says for
four years, at all events, it is to be the
opposition. Beyond question all this
sis true. Where, az in Ohio, Democra.
ICY under its old name, beneath its old
dag, with its most prominent Copper
heads In the van, can wiring from the
Republicans such victory as they
have, 1t becomes self-evident that
then the victors In the future are to
be Republicans or Democrats that
they are to be the contestants. The
zissue we cannot entertain the least
doubt, win crown Republicanism with
ssuccess. In Iowa the contest must be
also between Republicans and Demo.
scrats, for the best of reasons, viz: be-
cause seven-eights Of our opponents
will be Democrats.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30
A rsn,c.s,rnck uansr,.,-

New York Correspondent Chicago TirGe.
speaking on this subject, J UNDER
stand that Petroleum v. Nasty, who
has recently become i citizen Of Man
haitian, has had the misfortune to lose
$4,000 OF his individual means by
the failure Of kraus Il Smith, private
bankers in Toledo. He is philo-ophic
over his ill.luck, and speaks in mock
heroic-strains of the manner in which
the hard earnings of many years have
been ruthlessly swept away. He has
no doubt. he says. that the ivm i. en-
tirely honest, but that it has had an
unhappy destiny. Originally their
capital was $4,000. aud some shirwd
speculator in this city managed 10 get
| $25O,O0o out of them (this wns their
! deposi.ors money, and compelled the
house 10 carry him, financially, Tor a
number of years. with the hope OF in-
indemnificatiou for what he had Dor.
rowcd. The hope proved futile.
Nasby thinks he may receive for bis
money few soiled postage.stamps. a
broken chair on two, half dozen bills
receivable made by men too poor tG
nav even the debt of Nature, and
possibly, birtl.cage withouta canary
and the remains of a supernatural
huh dog. Consequently he is cheer
iul over his lot, and anticipates setting
up daily newspaper aud building
another Opcra-house in New Norl
with the proceeds of the eAplcde'
firms liquidation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

The State Rigister Of to-day gives
The political complexion Of the next
Iowa Legislature as follows: Senate,
30 Republicans combined opposition,
10. House, Republicans, 81; combin.
ed opposition, 40. Several Independ-
" Republicans are chosen to the
House, who will, doubtless, caucus
Ind act with the Republicans, So far
as the Anti -Monops are concerned, i,
4Anot expected that they will do 9th.
1e5wise than stand by the Democrats,
7ho elected them.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

A very sad instance Of loneliness
will be seen at the next session of the
Legislature of Maine, when solitary
Democrat will take his seat in the
Senate as member from Somerset
county. His only consolation will be
found in the unanimous support
which every measure he proposes will
receive from his party in that body,
unless now and then one or two OF
the thirty Republican members. ont
of sympathy, should consent to vote
with him on questions not OF party
nature.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-10-30

Geo. D. Perkins, of the Sioux City
Journal, has been elected State Sena.
tor from that district by over three
thousand majority. He received all
the votes In Sioux City but is. He
publishes an excellent paper and the
Endorsement given him at home is the
very best Recommendation any man
could have.