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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

MILLIONS ON THE STRIKE I'm spite of
the enormous amount of capital invested
in the promotion of Intemperance, the
Missionaries of Sobriety have no reason
to be disheartened. The strike against
alcoholic drinks is not confined to the
ordinary liquors Of commerce. It is ex-
tending to all medicines of which ardent
spirits form component part. The be-
lief that stimulants of this nature are
stoao fo1sons gains ground everywhere.
Eminent psychologists preach the doc
trlne, and the dissecting knife and the
microscope afford post norton evidence of
its truth. Fortunately at the very time
when our distinguished surgeons were
making the experiments which led to this
conclusion, sagacious member of the
profession, DR.. Joseph Walker, of Cali
lorna, was perfecting vegetable tonic,
possessing all the restorative properties
claimed for the spirituous astringents,
and free from their deadly sting. To
those demoralizing, health destroying
potlons his famous VINEGAR BITTERs
seem to be giving the coup de grace. The
demand for them declines, while the COM
nerclal and sanitary success of the new
medicine is complete. And we hear daily
OF cases OF dyspepsia, biliousness, mala-
nous fever, rheumatism, constipation,
general and local debility, govt, kidney
disease, ETC., ETC., that have succunbed
to the great rest0rdtiue after resisting all
others.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on the 9Th at
1151z@1153s. Is
Blatchford, of New York, on the LIST, grant
ed tenn porary injunction restraining the
Credit Mobilier from dissolving until time
is obtained for judicial determination Of
certain heavy claims which her husband,
James Fisk, Jr., had against the company,
and which are opposed On the ground that
he obtained the shares in an illegal manner.
The following is the condition of the
nnhlic debt March l.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20
THE SCIENCE OF HEAT

The SCIENCE OF HEALrB
is one of the best numbers yc, II
new and popular monthly, WHO !
ing in public favor. This nambs,
lar Physiology and Diseases Of.
everal illustrations; Bald He'd, G.
ders; Signs OF a Healthy CHE.
Young; Vaccination Problem. D
Treatment; Seasonable Dis1gs. =
Them; Alcohol and Opium; Eel
Health of Women; Airing Bed-5l
of other interesting reading mr,
lished at the popular price Of ga
a number, including GGe CHI
scribers. Address S. r. WELLS
New York.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

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generally a hack" - We ne f'ts
chest, difficulty of b T Ugh NJ
OF the lungs. sonelbbain,a,.in s O. !.
once to check the conphs 8 'lCg
irritated parts. AIef'ss' ailsy a.
break up the cough in o. LII 6
time; also prevent the , au la,f.1
lies. Where .ubercles s lo!as'E
d sease is hard to cur. ''e thce /
For sale by oil Medjcinon
A UNIVERSAL REagny =.
chial 7Toches," for Couabs r. b.
chial Affections, stand fra, >S !.
and confidence; this result -. ID !
By a test of many years. '' q
CRIsTADoRo's rycy1.Tra
most sure and conn,otaa EMe
Kind In the world: il. 90. pFeEa..
character harmless, its TINS + r'. ar
during. % "@Icral /,
Lice LIGHTNING arc the III
ed with tLAGG's INSTANT -pp5dlte1t9
sprains, Bowel Complaints ''hiLIP
this great medicine is used ~ g
money returned -e'.ti
VEGETABLE PULMONARY b.,
less the best Cough Medir;D+n
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-03-20

THE PHRENOLOGlCAL J
March contains q good portal.
William F. Havemeyer. Mayor Of .
The Problem of Life: Driven to
Relics, and Our Indian Policy;
for Criminals Mrs. Mary Seme-.
ist. with portrait: What Shall
Dreams and their Ca1ses; L0acs7
LESSONS; Il Cannot QGit Il, Q
Plea; a Good Memory, how 70 az
it; The Celt; Hugh Stowell Br0El
etc. Price 60 cents. A year: i
a " taking" Chrome. 500. Adj:
$50 Broadway, n. Y.
TIE LITTLE CORPORA
of Hidden Treasure by Mary /
full-page illustration, and Chap
Miller's interesting serial stU?,
Legacy with illustration, Gre g.T
number of this popular little MOI
these are several short stores %.
together with the contents Of "R
constitute a rich treat FIR tie
Terms: $3.50 year, with Two bs
to each subscriber On Teceip!
postage. Published By joan :
capO.
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FACTS AND FIGURES.

The population of Egypt is j, 900, 900,
besides the alligators of the Nile.
The rapidity with which fish will
fourteen years ago fourteen black bass
were placed in the Potomac River as an
experiment, and to-day that is the best
stream in the country for black bass fish
ing.
The capacity of thirty-ton locOmo-
tive that will haul 400 tons on a level
grade is reduced to 356 tons on grade of
10 feet to the mile; 293 tons on grade of
30 feet; 200 tons on 60 feet, and 100 tons
or 100 feet to the mile. It will thus be
seen that 100 feet grade reduces the load
to one quarter of what could be drawn
on level grade.
The imports of flour and wheat into
England during three years were as fol.
lows: 1869, 80, 100000 bushels; 1870,
SO, Isl COO; 1871, 1880, 600 The re-
ceipts from the Emitted States and Canada
during these years were: From the Uni
ted States, 1869, %, 5O4 600 bushels; 1870,
%, 1872 600; 1871, 26,0S0,00O From Can
ada, 1869, 6 100000 bushels; 1870, g.
422 900; 1871, 6,3O7, 0OO Russia sup
piled an equal amount: This does not in
clude corn, which, with the wheat, makes
VIC tolai SdipLACAtS dUout MY
bushels per annum. Russia does not
produce corn; this country is the one
great producing corn region of the world,
and the foreign demand for that cereal is
rapidly increasing.
The Railroad Commissioners of Illi-
nois, in their report for 1872, show that
the 6, 25S miles of railway track in the
State have earned in gross average, dur
ing the past year, $S,10S per mile; the
average net earnings were $2.7S9 per
miles the expenses were $500 per cent.
of the earnings. The total cost of 1881
miles Of classified road has been 1895,
439, 271 or $42 ,264 per mile, but the &C
tual cost, had it not been for bad man
agement, delay in construction, sacrifice
i'll securities, etc, ought not to have ex-
ceeded S25, 900 per mile. From a care.
fully prepared table it appears that "a
per cent. of all the land in the State is
within five miles of railways in actual
operation; 2113 per cent. lies between
five and ten miles; per cent. lies between
ten and fifteen miles, and IL per cent
les between fifteen and twenty miles.
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The Chicago produce markets we're generally
dull yesterday, ind breadstutfs wore castor.
Mess pork wes quiet, md 25o per brl higher,
closing Mt s14.o5@14.7o cash, and s14.75@14. 80
seller April. Lard was dull, and 60 por 100 lbs
lower, at S7.75 cash, and $500 sellor Mny.
Meats were quiet and strong, at 51s@514c for
shoulders; 711@79Go for short ribs; 715c for
Hhort clear, and o114@111lc for sweet picked
hams. Dreaaod hogs were quiet and ahnde
hmor, at s5.25@5C0 per 100 Lbs. Highwinea
were quiet, and advanced 10, to s7o per gallon.
Lake freights were quiet and firm at 13@131 e for
corn to Buffalo. Flour stoady and moro active.
Wheat vas dull, and 56c lower, closing firm at
s1.2oS6@1. .2o36 cash, and s1.2116 seller April,
Corn was active, md 80 lower, closing ut 500
s9]]so cash, and S21Gc seller April. Oats wero
dull, and 10 lower, ut 2e111@2e94o cash, and
295S@3oo seller May. Rye was quiot and un-
changed, ut 64@65c. Barley was dull and steady
ut 7o@7214c for No. 2. Livghogs woro active to
tho extent Of the supply, aud pricos wore firm ut
loo advance, or at s4.G0@5.20. The cattle and
sheep markets. were unchanged.
, 1873-03-15

sp7e7u9 17spa{tH 70 7H5 CH1ta96 777bNHe.
BIooM1NaroN, ILL.,, March 14.-AAide from
ment Of Col. Morgan upon tho Board of Hall
road Commissioners would satisfy, tho pooplo OF
this section Of tho 6tato are we'll pleased with
the action OF Coy. Beyoridge, In aaleoting Col.
Il: u. Cook, OF Normal, % ono Of the three into
trusted. Col. Cook Ii q man Of ample ability,
Of Arm conviction in all matters, and especially
devoted to the best interests of tho poopio
In whoBa servico ho las been for manv
yoars as Claim Agent Of Illinois !. :
tho capital. Ills abaonce from The State dr,,naSss "
larao part Of tho past twelve ypera t,aa ras
leaeod him from all obligations to pett}f
politicians, 80 TINT be assumes tho roytions ',rs
bo n1e1a and oi q3hnRoao 3na Qt Of
gun as or ideal Of perfocon are as vet II sretv u
eyer eyer his failure but your correspondent pre-,
aloib that thetr osteom Of tho mombor from
Mclean County will grow With acquaintance. 0'&'
, 1873-03-15

The appropriations made by tho Minnesota
Legislature aggregate 734,5CG, for tho current
year, including 5000 900 to be raised by loan for
tho completion Of tho Insane Asylum, Deaf,
Dumb, and Blind 1natituto, and State Prison.
Gen. Joseph Il. Hawley, tho Hartford (Ct.)
Congressman, ia speaking bravo words to Lis
constituents. In rocont speech he said
The gentlemen who belong to the dominant political
party arc digging the grave Of that pnrty. :, I
am willing to assist at tho digging mud tho funeral aud
don't caro- what party coos atlcr It, We CAN'T have
anything worse.
don. Hawley presided In tile Chicago Conyen.
ton Of 1868, which nominated Grant and Colfax.
Tho Administration newspaper ut Concord
N, H., thinks it was IN dishonest trick" for
Liberals to vote for Democratic candidates. for
Congress-, aftor having nominated Htraight-out
candidates OF their own.
-Barnes' History Of tho Forticth Congress
speaks thus Of the "honest man" from North
Eaeton MaHu.:
NotWishstandtng tho demands Of largo businoss,
Az UAkes A1uos gave timo aud ntteuton to ru-
ltlcAl a!fars. uu sorycd for two years aa member
Of tue Executive Council OF Massachusetts, III 1864 Aa
Was elected frou Massachusetts to the
Ihitty-elgath Congress, aud WRH rd-electeu to tho
lhtfty-ninta aud Fortteth Congresses. He served
!ae commAteo on Manuactorira and Pacific railroad.
~ was not IN tue habit Of making spoochea, aud yet
10 f9frtea mitch tfYtutaes in te9islatfon.
The Cleveland Leatlsr lilies 10 tho defense OF
, 1873-03-15

Senator Schurz WAS tho Chief figure in tho
Caldwell dcbato yesterday. His argument throw
now light upon tho duty Of tho scnato to use its
constitutional powor to judge Of 0aldwoll's oloc-
ton and qualifications. After gtato had
oloctcd Senator, 1t loses alcontrol over him. 1t
has no power to recall or reconsider tho election
There is no remedy except through tho Senate.
Tho Senate can e1pel tho unworthy candidate,
and givo tho State, otherwise helpless, an oppor-
tunity to rotriove itselt. If tho pending resolu-
tion to declare Caldwell not duly oloctod fails to
paaa, Senator schurz says ho will vote for Semi
tor Mcorn'a resolution Of expulsion.
, 1873-03-15
FOSTER.

Gov. Dix Will Not lnaerfore With thu
Execution OF tho ~ Cnr-HnooA,, nxur~
doFcr.-tlo In 10 1so Ranged Next
Friday.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
NEW York, March 14-Tho announcement
that Gov. Dix had decided to lot the lav tako its
course with Foster roached tho public late this
evening. md causod groat surprise, as Albany
rumors for the last week indicated that
his sentence would surely bo conmut-
%. TAo general sentiment is largoly
IN favor Of hanging Fostor, though !
tremendous stir has boon made in his hohalf by.
other Interested parties. When Foster hoard
tonight 10 must prepare for tho acafrold, he
dropped into sent and burst into tenrB. The.
nowa caused q complete rovn1sion in the de-
meanor OF tho condemned nun. who had fullv.
expected repglevo. Flo was led to Lia
cell unnerved and broken down. The Sherir
has begun preparations for tho exccu.
tion next Friday, md placed a double
watch over Fosters cell to prevent suicide Eos.
ter'a friends say tonight TINT eouao hope yet re-
mains, and that their resources are not OK,
haustcd. What they mean, If anything, rsmaip'a .
to bo developed. -
{1o the Associated Press1
New YoRK, March 14.-The private .,.,.,. ,ox,,
the Governor had written lat!p, ~ ~, nan 1a,s'
Pr Tying, saying that the public ogcty and 10y.
tce demanded tile execution Of Fnatnr ~ Ju.s'
shortns are now guarding hl,r. in the Tombafl bf9''
, 1873-03-15
Obituary..

BIBN0F III 1ftYAfNE
The Right Reverend Charles Petit hlo1lvaine,
Bishop of tho Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Ohio, died yesterday, ut Florence, Italy. He
was the son Of United States Senator Mcnyaine,
of New Jersey, and was born at Burlington, N, J.,
in 1903. Mtor being graduated at Princeton
College and receiving Deacon's orders, he was,
| IN 1926, made Professor OF Ethics and History
at Wost Point. In 1927 ho resigned
hia position to assume pastoral duties
in Brooklyn, and in 1881 Was made Professor
of the Evidences Of Rovoaled Religion in
the University Of tho City Of New York. III tho
next year he HaB made Bishop OF Ohio and prosi-
dent Of Kenyon College. This important trust
he filled until. 1910, when ho becamo President Of
tho Theological Seminary Of the Diocese of
Ohio, position Which he has since hold. Bishop
Mc1lyafno WIS one Of the leaders Of tho Epiaco-
pal Church in this country, and his loarncd and
prolific pom has greatly enriched its theo-
logical literature. His chief works we're
"Eyfdences Of Christianity" which has
passed through thirty editions; " Oxford Divin-
ity Compared with Tint Of tho Roman and An
glican Churches, work well known to poraons
interested In that controversy; "Tha Holy
Catholic Church !" Valedictory 0ffering;" IA
Word in Season to Candidates for Confirmation
"Tho Doctrines Of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church as to Confirmation u "Chiof Danger OF
tic Oiurch;" "Tho Truth and the Life,". &C.
rica Of twenty-five dBcoursoe, and "Direotious
to 1nquiring Souls" He has also edited
"Solect Family and Parish Sermons" and
memoirs Of tho Rev. Henry ". FOX and
tho nev. CharloB Simeon. He was honored by
Cambridge with tho degree Of Ill. D. In 1858;
and by Oxford with that Of D. Q. L. in 1868.
Bishop Mc1lvaine endeared himaqlf to his
, 1873-03-15

SALT LA1E, March 1A.-No further danger ia
napprGhendod from interruption Of overland
travel from snow the present season. Tho track
Central Pacific Roads, and the snow Is ovory-
whore melting rapidly. Dispatches to-day ro-
port an extraordinary aud lively time with pas
se9gera and freight. Tho shipments OF ore and,
bullion from this point eaat ayo very heavy. r
Is expected that, as soon as tho roads IL tho
canons aro fairly, opon, they will average ten to
fifteen cars per day.
George Gardinor's club has been incorrorated
at Ct. George to build extensive wino-ya,lilts and
fruit-canning establishments. THIS III regarded.
as one OF the noat important enterprises in tLs
Territory md as affecting trade III that line bot5
East and Woat. 0Ns~4>
A company Is organized WITH largo capita1. tn
All quiet and oven good-ny .turoi Getwoo59 9 TIN
Morn Mormona and aenlles Political are gen.
nrGanocea nse N ta en cmors to profit by the usi
every hand, aro unprcc9dently pron,ja;nr w
, 1873-03-15

Ecrth Easton aonda greeting to South Bond.
The Hon. oakes Ames, the honestest man IL,
Congress-" has had Lis reception, his wolcom-
ing speeches, his complimentary roaolutions
his banquet, aud the reward OF his distinguished
virtue. oakos Amos Las beon In Coneressmapv
yenrs, but never before now have hls constit,,-
ents chosen 80 direct way to testify thoir ap-
probation Of lis eminent abilities and exa1taa
patriotism. Heretofore 11r. Ames las returned
to bis homo and Ills occupation OF making
shovela without exciting any particular mani.
fostation Of honor and public esteem. Credit
hobil1or haa changed all this. Mr. oshes
Amea has now national position. and
is entitled to extraordinary consideration
In the great effort to establish tho doo.
trlno that corruption Is impossible inside tle
party. Instead Of being defl1sd BY ditch. the
party purtaea everything with which It oomos In
contact. oakos Ames IL the great apostle Of thia
new creed. aud hls rcoanhon IL North Ea,ton
, 1873-03-15
THE EXECUTION, OF DRIVER

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bovo ham IN in.reoro,t +h,no,, ,,,,.7o. -.
haan oon,n,on 49, ,har, 80 .-~,..1,- ~. -'1'o
,,oo,,a .,,o .,,',,,,ou., ~, t,, s1'
t,.t - q ,,o,aa,., - -.
+ho o.11o,r. 80 .-.,o,;.. 49, 1eo.-
or;n,a +,,a n,,,raor =, ,,ta 49,. 49,,
.o,1a, .zo,,..,,;.;.,e. .,,.,. a.: ''.'NA
.,.,....,' ..,.-1., .--,,.-,, AA"'
~ ,otoat,t,nn for ,,,a ea,,,,.,. .s,.-,e ~ w.,
mittod ue hed beaton md crna1lv ,husos .
patient harpnlsga woman FIR voara and u1,an sho
sought to f1v from hta cr7,.,t1aa ho so,,n-
er.ta,v k;,te7 her a,d va, .,,ora ,voro .,,nu 49,,
, 1873-03-15

Evidently tho Senate rneana to shir1s tho dis
stands informally pledged. A resolution I,sH
boon prepared and submitted by Senator An
thony, which questions whatler 1t Is proper to
considor tho case OF ono who LAS coaacl to bo a
mcmber of tho Honnto. 1t declares that tho in
or against 6cnator Patteraon's gull, and gives
him leave to havo statement OF Ills case ontorod
on tho journal, and published In tho Congros-
aipunl Record.
, 1873-03-15

Wnr Department Prognosticntlons
--IIcp0rts from Various Sources.
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFr1oE OF TIE CHIEF
SIGNAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEaRAMB AND
REPORTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE..
WASHINGTON D. c., bInrch 4.-Probabilities-
For Saturday In the Southwest, noutherly winds,
with threatening and rainy weather. For tho
Eastern Cult, and South Atlantic States, SOUTH
easterly winds, falling barometer, rising tcmpor-
ature, partly cloudy, and possibly tl1reatenning
weather. In tho Middle and Eastorn statos,
falling barometer, eouthwestorly winds, and
eloar wcnther along tho coast. For the Ohio
Valloy and Lower Lakes, fresh to brisk south
westerly winds, and generally cloudy wcather,
with occasional rain. The storm limo in tie
Northwest will movo over Iowa and Lake Micli-
gun. with northeast winds on Lake Superior, aud
northwest winds in Minnesota and Nebraska. .
Cautionary signals will be displayed at Lake
stations from and after April /.
CLINTON, March 14.-A heavy rain accom-.
panied by thunder and lightning visited us this
afternoon.
CHICAGO, March 14.-Tho Signal Service re-
ports continued moderate weather ali over tho
country, but genorally cloudy, with rain in Utah
and Minnesota.
CEDAR RAr1ps, March 14.-The first thunder
storm of the season passed over tho city to-day,
accompanied by rain and hail.
MADISON, Wis.,, March 14.-The first thunder
storm OF tho acason took plaoe here this after
noon,
, 1873-03-15
CONTENTS OF TO.pAT'S TRIBUNE,

FIRST pAGE-WashIngton News: sonato rrcceodtugs-
Now York News miscellaneous Tocgrams-Advor
ttsomcnts.
SECOND PAGE-Wsoongn Latcr-Tho Law Courts
Personal 1toms-1iacing 0osalp-A Bad Bory Of
Crimo-Nsw York Town Elections.
THIRD DPA0E-Ycstertlays y Proceedings in tho Illinois
Gonoral Aaaonbls-Oard from Ex-Railsoad Com
missioner n. r. MoERan, Js.-Tllo Railroad Quos-
tion-Torrlo ro-Advorttsoments.
bOuETf fAGE-EdltoriAls: The Execution Of Driver;
Oakoa Amos Vlndlcation; Tho Wisconsin Land
Ftght-Curront Nowa Items.
FIFTH TAGE-E1pEation. Execution Of George Drivpr
and John Marion nOAborno-Adsorscmouts
SIXTH FAuE-Monotnry and Commercial.
SEVENTH PAGE-Tho Ttadoa.Asap,nbly, The Quos.
tion Of Mechanical Trades in tho State ronltoutasy
Tho City in Hrief Small Advertisements; Real
lsstaso. For. salo, To Ront, WAntod, noafdiuC,
lodging, eto.
NlQHTfi PAGIe-Yostorda,'s Executions [oontinuod1-
Markets by Telegraph miscellaneous ToeRrams-
Auction Advertisements.
, 1873-03-15

We suggos to tho Cincinnati editors and poll
tioians that this Ia good time to stop quarrol-
Ing and do aome seryico to the State. A Consti-
tutional Convention ia soon to be choaon in
Ohio and since tho ofito OF delegate thereto
be fillod by tho ablost and most disinterested
mon, why should not Richard Smith, Murat Hal-
atcad, and Frederick Hassaurok bo chosen thcre-
to? II they cannot contribute az much aB any
three citizens Of Loaantiville to the framing OF d
good Constitution, We have greatly mistaken
their ca1ibro and patriotism.
, 1873-03-15
ANoTHEH. SUICIDE,

a HANK Cnaha.:r, Fearful of tho norcc.
tton OK SOHO IrregAlurftics, Sets Firt,
70 tho Assets OF tho Institution. ma
Head. *ne'
FnANK11N, Pa, March 14-Tho commnnitu
nero was thrown into state of The profnl1ndastt
MHa MG1HcHemenI this morning, by tho suicide Of
Gank' a1d one Of tae oldest Cashiers in .his ra-
and transacted business with seyoral
Me Tas afterwards noticed running in and out Of
nc bank In a hurried and excited mannor, and
town towarda huFTEyinE Eya r.ul un Thrteenth street
thon seen issuing from tho bank. and thu nala Maa
sons who had noticed his mannuyera ontared
thev he 9gHidlng, snpposing it to be on fire, when
notsa bond M Iho grste leaped With
by re anu Tha TShaapspor ~" rapidly being
quickly as possible, and the notes; bonds, eto..
drawn out. Some were IN charrod condItion''
wno im e., otnsfs we're burned to ashes. Upon roach
entorod by tue back way and, landing Iis via :.
letter. said that ho was about to commit an awful
oct, at the samo timo exposing pistol. which he
nel4 ~, n a hls band She ondeavorod to tako
stepped into the yard, raised bis land and nd fred,
thS eaA entering, the right temple. His wifa
torvals OF short duration for an hour or more.
nut no 6aEo no explanation for tho act, and soon
expired.
Several 1ottors we're loft by him, but their con-
tents hayo not as Jet boon made public 4 note
loft on the counter said that he had destroyed ali
the special deposits and bills receivable, Thirtv-
eight Thousand dollars was Mr. Lamborton'v
individual Government bonds. Tho amop: :.
absolutely. destroyed cannot be as -.at -ae
ssoortained. The United States Treaaus .r Sss yos
been autographed to send some ona - or nas
examine tho olarrod bonds. Whab ~ ~ onee 70
cannot DO possibly ascortauoa, v 1oa 70 tn!s
supposed howeyor, that HI, Y
conducting tho busipeaa wev the os',aoa "a u
the .s mS Miln ee large oyerdrafs Tor
thorized by the pak na .'hInal ham1, ,r,onaa anau
taanas ed 10 was roqMaatod to Lave tie
t;ca WIZ, T, wnle would expose these irregularl-
not affeUt 4, ak osos heavily but tho Losses will
4e!t in tts security. 'A'A~' 40
, 1873-03-15

Michigan legislators aro busy with bills regu-
lating tho relations Of Church and State. In
tho sonate, tho University Committee reports
against measures proposed to prevent aeotarian
teaching in medical md theological schools, but
tho bills withdrawing from Catholic Bishops
their power to hold property in trust, and
throwing tho protection Of tho State around
Catholics desiring to prosecute suits against
Church dignitaries, but deferred by threats Of
accommodation. arc reported favorably. In
this last bill tha Michigan Legislature proposea
the PruHsian Government in itB recent contro-
versy with the Catholic Church.