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certain large questions upon "hi'h TIC /
country d'sl's ~ hh"" me opiHlohs "n'
purposes oi the NdministiIt'on. th"H are
really handled ~ vague ana uh-'t''l"'-
tory manner I'aNlh" orc about a' m''"
IN doubt al''r reading t'' message
through c"h''i''u- ""'I H. '"N\'
hih ms "'""' "'il''' ""'' '"''""' as Cd"
III II '"N'"- up we ''' .'I'. "''
hs lui-"' '' ''I' ''''' 'h' s"'J'' 90
'"p' "''"p''' PI''lN "'t' N''''' -'"'
hh UhP"i''hl l''' Ir'I'H'E i' '' ''''"l
trlhsd''I"i'- III lhat lsllUh an" the ''"-'-
qn'ht heE"Uhu"lls WIN SPAN T. set l"i'h
~ho>' substance hau NOT h''h "hh"I"'Vi
by tht enterprise o. tue 'N'l'Pt4s III
in,s country and IN England.
or course. th, t. has been pans" IN the
matter touChuc those recent Outrage, III
Cuba which have excited the Indignation
OF the ciNlli>.l world; and persons who
do not look Glow the surface of event. IN
order TO discover their cause, may think
with the President and his Secretary of
state that our complication, with the
tcachcrous volunteers and tho totternS
so-callcd republic are on the high road a.
n speedy. peaceful, and honorable settle
Those who thus imagine, whether theN
Hemcu h office or prlNut" citizens, may
IN due tim" find Themselves seriously and
sadly mistaken. The seilltrc of the Viz
piuiu- and the murder of 81 many OF her
passengers and crew j. only n littl" ill
winch flows from n great fountain, winch
We may sum up in u s,iglc ord IL the dos
potic rtl" OF spain over cuba. or an I'M
natural aud uuiusthahlc mtlntennuc" of
the European system Ui government over
u portion ul the American hemisphere.
There will never hc order, law. justice,
liberty, humanity. aid peace in cuba until
Spanish rule ther" j. terminated; and our
relations with Spain Will never hr stable
ana satisfactory whilc she has u Iooih"ld
in Cuha.
Though our Government seems on th"
surface to have obtained some concessions
mud promises of reparation from spain in
the matter of the Nrgiuius, We have
really given up the vital point in dispute
by leaving il open for spain 10 inquire
whether or not the Nirginius was in fact
M American vessel The ouly safe ground
for our Government to assume on thar
subject j. that ships paper, and her ilg
are to De accepted by every power on Garth
as proof of her nationality. This ground
we have in this case practically ana we
think explicitly abandoned. Time. with
its stern teaching win show that 10y tins
ruwardly surrender We have prepared the
way for vcNatipus coutr,N,r-ic, IN tn"
future not only with spain hut with
every considerable government ON the
face oil the globe.
The sun., 1873-12-03

'Thr Constitution saNs thar all trials sta
kc by iur,, nrd the accused IL entitled. not to
be drpi convicted Nv can't oud then 10 be &C.
aaiued bV iur,. hut 10 BE- convicted o. a.
uuiucJ ~ TIE IiH~T tNsTANrE by a
iul."- shBVLL BLAltuIJt.
The sun., 1873-12-03

SNrtri.. Tupi.V. - Democrat. nsuI q
the dotc Il ~ Of wrltt,N VI TWrtr. Mr. TIL
ufN now stands hi.ncc than ever 81 the Deun-
cratic rurty. wl1t leading Republican h.s
brought amy of the kcpuhli"an rohh'ric- ia the
lirht and vet retained hi po-itonin the Reruh.
Lean Iartvt
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N N~UtNOTON, -. g.. Ott. 20, l',i.i
DfAu "a urI Nuch uaa boon aid in the pub
liz IItII. relative T. Your c'li ,ua, senator
Carpenter, during IN visit g ~ Branch tni-
lH.t uu mor one charge ilodr against him /
with ne dulu. the oyculn. Of hi, stay, and !
can answer ~ hi, being AZ the time strictly sober,
giving no evidence oi having been drinking to
mark IT, fleet al that time. Tine other charges
| know nothing about, and uisdc no inquiry
about, thinking them impossible.
Yours Truly, l, =, GRA%1.
Judge I. -. Howe.
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A REFORMED EPISC0PAC y.
BIsHOp CUUBJNy'S HEW CEUHCH
HOTiVENT I'M HGUI. trED.

.,n.,,tTWT TTvS,rU. ,cEO.
The Hcv rntcrp.i.r Lanu,tcfrud'r fayor-
able iu.pi, "a Wie "'nbAik ~ tac noVo-
mc { Vac Gr'r Il PIur 81 'hc 'hn''h
hr' 'h""eV o. 'h''n-" h""o h's'""'
B'.hnp Numinin y n"w cr reformed
church ni jy men wNe launched dt N.'ociotioh
Hall y, tor.1y inC t11tn' t"t u-paft fNr the
.r..cc,iu.. .g'r"tlc rl''.i 4 Lhc os o.i ''on,
md wcrc -. Iuycu md u.l for the oDdi'nce
t.t . t..r,e ia ,i... "a ., ,.. .'tt ,d .tf. tfYu
H.
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fh" movement & 1h og ton wcto or t'd been
.,ctr,q.c1cfth. rr.'t an, rpis.oph { d. tr.h
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Church Chic,go .t., Rry Calrlps ~ Tucker.
49,. ,t.. II. ,.,. MI
also oi 'h'a~'' .' i"""N hhu"r 'hli W "H'u
want ...os tne Rev. n. B. smiJh. rector In good
.'''',E ~ Wv Z
tine institutions ON Ward leland: the
ncv n n In,r,., ro,v or reco,,Iv oss,.,,nt
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cn'. ol o. many c'crsymon oi other coipscI''l
dtu'uuu1t Hta, 4iuNrs Wu'u were the l'' w
ii'hc "i the "'N i"iN ''"iI'f me '''. g."
-. .tu of the uy,rtv Pace Presny 'r .r
,..u,.t e.. tt., -tr \yviie a Pro I,vt, ian
mini trr from Nylcl aud othcrl Whose names
uer. uot ascertaln.d The attcn1,ncc o ia,-
mcu was much moro numerous W'"le tue
women were largely r'if'' Nt'i'
o. Tue "'o-'"-' o" w.. '''-" ~ '"..'
wa convened % organic rather 'hw d"'"-'
va.,cl IN ar.,T,p,. pro and c,u.. 6.t
tine v'rk Of ortiuNntion w's begun ana
u .N ts
The sun., 1873-12-03

The Democrat. ~ Congress are for back
nav.
The Republicans tu '.ngrc- end'r-c aud proc
mote the Crcdit Nuhiiier i"hher~
Both these parties are rotten e. ia, core.
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thc Philadelphia pcyil ri.h.

: he Philadelphia Dryii Iieh.
TN, Titc. r.,,..,.. of p,ru.,Ivnuio and /
nuti..ui,,lv of piiloI.t,ai.. Lny,. hpd q |
mood d,altosny uDoilt tI,.. ,ou,irti.u of /
.'v,.rn nrl L.. roul.l,rn,.. IS.rr.oil. ,
and I',rrl<..rnN. Tho. .p,r ui,lruily re- !
fui,,d that such infamous public ROLLER.
hnvr.t ln.. brrn Irpurltt nlsiicr. WbM /
:. ,,totiou. i,fu.- rnr th,. cati., of bour,tv. I
lr,, ru,tuult, cur N,w York and the /
WI.,lr,orut\!
such ~rntimt uts .,,. worth, orhirhcom- !
lnruouiiou and A.. .,a..r.... uttrigiuc.
hy tl,. P.ruf .t..u.r. ...f U.ru., lVouia
.hows tlrt ,i, T..i. oi.,,u- If tlui state
are r,u,iv tot,.t,,i aud d,ununcs cotrup- /
tiou rI,cvhcr uIou tho -liglt,.t ,.uvucl-
lion. Ttr Audit .au. Division. ana silence
crowd never read that miun,t ,tion about
the Beam and th" Mote. nor much else in
thr ho.,, which contains ID. They douot
I hnuLrr nft,r that kind of ut.rtturn If
no stones were thrown cNc,nt by fla,
ouileln,s not many would come from their
ou,,ter ,rb,r.i. g, ,,.,,m m ,o,h ~. .f
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/ Btsl.ic them no scamp uut idr ui Washing
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VA. ,.,ry,,.,r ,v,.,. b,,l,u,.n ,.no,,ob I'm srud an
or,pt to tnr Federal Tr,,.,,iv with th,
Recommendation u.,t Ib, u,l,t-t,.J Adj
Iit.ou Di,isi,n ,pl Sil.n,rs
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me "'l"H''Ph'' i''i'-' "I "h''h Ih"L"
l. me h'au nud 'front.' h'I-ls th"' ~ can
lNll forty thousand III gal votes ~ ia Ia
d,Qhia. ana can always decide "A state
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"inudtrou- RuwOr. i,lI rrcsid,ht GrHu
N"urhr. to- thp Scnntor'~ ~obrietN.

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AN ANrNup1lvr oovWurrt.

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The ReV Mr Ioacnck Dfrr.d the following
,t,, inrnI milo, 1 D., l., .utnr.ol uiul tl,. T.. xI
'i,,, ,', ~ ~, r'.',n',iI ' ''' 'N 'N
h'e''h@ W Wv '"I'"
Minister'S iu good standing IN other churcht shall
n',, r,.rd, sti,, tbr, st,t,tn,, .a,,.,,t p
nation Ou such polntsr may hereafter be- deter
mlhrG, huu SUBSCRIBING 10 lh' uuttfIhr "d NoltNlp ~
VI, '.UI .n,,.,.t,.,s., ~, p,.h,. i i,h.,.t, ,.,. -,
,i ,ir"i s,sli lr r,rt"rn1ei n, n' or ii,, IA, r. NJ,
Nj, lie ia,is on " tie hsis OF thr Pre-. L,tcry
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The B~hpp thea gave lengthy and interest
ing history OF the separation of the Church in
ms country i'On the mother Church ia Eng
ltnd dvril NJ Al length On the conventions Of
I'EI i's' aud liSi. md the measures taken for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
The Brain Worry.

Many of us pray to be delivered from
sudden death, and do we worry ourselves
into it? If we do, can we help it? To
most of us it is not given to choose our
lives, to avoid the rough places, to gently
shoulder to one side disagreeable facts.
We must climb over the rocks though
they hurt us sore, and the difficulties,
however they may annoy us, must be met
with brain fret and wear until they are
conquered, or we have passed them. They
are as real, living, annoying as any tangi-
BILE ache or pain could be; as bruising and
Irritating as the peas in the shoes of the
pilgrims of old. Nervous health is one
thing, and moral health and purely physi-
cal health is quite another and different
thing. Calm and steady mental work is
conducive to long life; but nervous emo
ton, mental work that is constant urg-
ing, and, at the same time, is an unhing-
ing of the even tenor of the mind, eats
away the brain faster than any mental la
Dor, no matter how hard, that is syste-
matte. AS men do not really die of heart
disease as often as supposed, but of apo
pleXy, or congestion of the lungs so they
do not die of brain work, but of brain
worry Scott died of it; Southey, Swift,
Horace Greeley, and probably Thackeray.
London Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

I'd, doing considerable damage TO the wheae
crop. AT Camden, that county, IL assumed
the proportion Of tornado. II was dfty feet
In width and came from southwesterly direc-
ton. Houses, stables, trees and fences were
demolished.
There were three deaths from the effects Of
excessive heat in New York City on the I'd,
A destructive tornado visited Neosho Coun-
ty, Kansas, on the night Of the LIST. A fearful
storm prevailed, the heavens being filed with
flame, while the rain fell in torrents. The
tornado came from the southwest. 1t first
struck the stone house of Mr.. Giddens,
half mile south Of Galesburg, blowing 1t
down and burying three children and
Mrs. Giddens in the ruins. The children,
aged fourteen, twelve, and ten years, were in
stantly killed, and Mrs. Giddens seriously in
jured. The gale next struck Mr.. Rogers
house, southeast of the town, and demolished
IL. Mr.. Rogers was badly injured and his
wife fatally. Mr. Jones' house, west of the
town, was moved fifty yards. Andrew Rhodes
house, east Of the town, was moved from its
foundation. The tornado did not strike the
town of Galesburg. 1t was a narrow belt and
swept everything in the track-houses, fences,
trees and crops--clean as the mowers scythes.
Much damage has been done to the wheat and
| corn crops.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

the vehicle went dashing along the road
the rockets took fire and begun to shoot
out at the windows their long trails of fire,
illuminating the whole landscape. Then
the Roman candles became ignited, and
soon the lining and whole interior of the
vehicle were in flames The fearful race
was kept up for more than mile, during
which time Webb and Huston somehow
managed to get out. When the horses
were finally brought to a stand and un-
hitched, Fleming, who had been fastened
in the vehicle, broke out The hack was
by this time so near demolished that it
was allowed TO burn up.
Fleming was not so badly burned as
might have been expected, and, with the
hackman, started back to the city. Pro
ceedlng about half a mile they found
Webb lying on the road, with his clothes
literally burned off him, while Huston
was still further back. Procuring assist.
ance, they took both ofthem to the Ameri-
can House, in this city. AT twelve O'Clock
to-day Webb died from the injuries. The
other two, though quite seriously burned,
are in fair way to recOver.-COluDlbus,
o., June 28) Dispatch to Cincinnati En-
0lirer
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
THE NEW WORLD.

Gold closed in New York on the I'd at 1875
@t15H
The Catholic clergy of Brazil are forbidden
by the Council of State to publish the bulls of
the Pope until the Government has accorded
its permission, and the same authority deny
any civil effect to sentences Of excommunica-
ton.
The steamer Great Eastern arrived at Hearts
Content on the 27th having been entirely sue
cessful in laying the new ocean cable.
A Washington dispatch OF the 27th says the
Attorney General would, in the course of sew
eral days, forward to the Secretary of War his
opinion relative to the unsettled balances of
the Freedmen's Bureau, and there was reason
| to believe he would recommend suits against
Generals Howard and Balloch for the recovery
of money alleged to he due the Government
The Secretary Of the Interior has made an
important ruling as follows: When a home
stead is cancelled and homestead claimant is
found on the land at the date of such cancel
lation, together with others, who all design
taking the land under pre-emption laws, the
homesteader being legally upon the land, his
settlement right rests instantly on such can
collation., while the claimants having gone on
| the land while it was covered by said home
| stead, were trespassers, and the homestead
claimant is the preferred party under the pre-
emption laws.
Albert II. Smith was recently executed at
Springfield, Mass, for the murder, in Novem-
ber last, of Charles ii. sackett, of Westfield.
A joint resolution, censuring the recent Con-
gress for its action in raising the salaries of its
own members, has been passed by the Lower
House of the New Hampshire Legislature.
The jury in the Woodruff -Clafin- Blood case,
under the instructions of Judge Blatchford,
returned verdict on the 27th, Of mot guilty"
The Judge decided that newspapers were not
included in "obscene publications" in the act
of 1872, under which the indictment was
drawn.
In the Walworth trial, at New York, on the
27th, letter was produced in evidence and
read, from the senior Walworth TO his wife,
traducing in the strongest terms the memory
of his father, assailing vilely his brother and
sister and wife, and in awful language threat
ening, in case his wife would not see that hi
had something for his entire life to kill Franz
and Tracy, and wipe out the name of Wal
, worth forever. The closing portion OF tn
, letter was characterized In special manne
by obscenity and blasphemy Mrs. Wal
worth then testified that, after reading thi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
A Ride to Death-Reshlts of a Drunken
FrOlic.

BETWEEN ten and eleven o'clock last
night party of men, who were deter
mined to have 4th of July celebration
prematurely, and on their own account,
effected their purpose by burning up the
hack in which they rode, and also in burn.
ing one of their own number so badly that
he died from the effects of his injuries to-
day.
Early in the evening Daniel b. Webb,
the passenger agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad at this place; Samuel
Fleming, q railroad engineer, formerly
employed on the Hooking Valley Rail
road; and Jacob Huston, sporting man,
procured Il quantity of fireworks and
commenced firing them off in the streets.
They were warned to desist by the police,
and hired hack to drive out of the city,
with the intention of finishing up their
fun there. Going out to Franklinton they
shot off number of rockets and Roman
candles Not content with this, however,
they returned to the city and procured an
other quantity of fireworks at Wagner's
and then proceeded to Meneeley's saloon,
where they drank copiously. They then
went out to FTanklinton the second time.
While driving through the covered bridge
they commenced firing off crackers inside
of the hack, and frightened the horses,
causing them to run away. By the time
they arrived at Franklinton again, how,
ever, the horses had become quiet, and
they got out and gave another display OF
pyrotechnics.
Returning to the city once more, they
procured another and much larger lot Of
fireworks, and still more drinks. They
then started out TO Camp Chase TO 6nisf
up their nights revels. When about foul
miles west of the city, the hackman
whose name is Waloutt, noticed that thu
party had lighted torch in the vehicle
lie tried to take it away from them, bu
was unable to do so. Almost immediatel,
afterward the fire-crackers began to ex
plode in the hack, and the horses, fright
Tened at the noise, set of at full speed. A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

"A veteran observer asks; "What be-
comes of all the men who, in youth, ex-
hibit high talent and give promise of
brilliant future9" Although the question
is not put to us individually, yet we take
the liberty of replying that they may be
seen enveloped in white aprons, and
squirting from behind diamond clusters
as bar-tenders Their voices, that once
gave evidence of Ciceronic talent, are now
heard retailing vitreous pastry-or glass
puddin." They command canal.boats
and streetcars, and occasionally, one,
with more ambition than the others, be-
comes a manufacturer of root beer and
other pleasant and refreshing summer
drinks.-lSt. Louis Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11
Miscellaneous Reading.
AFEARD OF A GIRL.
. BE SAMUEL SLICK, JR.

M SAMUEL SLICK, JR.
O DARN II alli-afeard Of her,
And such mite Of gall
Why, two OF her size rolled into one
Won't ditto Sister sal
Her voice II sweet as the whipporvilre,
And the eunshine's In her hair;
But I'd rather face redskins knife
Or the grip OF q grizzly bear.
Yet Sal says, why, shee such dear,
She's just the one for you"
o darn II allir-afeard OF Q gal,
And me just six feet twoi
Though she amt any size, while I'm
Considerable tall,
I'm nowhere when she speaks to me,
She makes me feel 80 small.
My face grows red, my tongue gets hitched,
The cussed thing won't GO;
II riles me, cause II makes her think
I'm most tarnatiOn slow.
And though folks say she's sweet on me,
guess II can't be true
o darn Il alli-afeard OF a gal,
And me Just six feet two
My saxes Just 'spose II what the folks
Is saying should be sol
Go, Cousin Jane, and speak to her,
Find out and let me know;
Tell her the gals should court the men,
For isn't this leap yearG
That's why I'm kinder bashful like,
Awaiting for her here.
b. And should she hear I'm scared Of her,
You'll swear II can't be true.
o darn II alli-afeard Of gal,
And me Just six feet twoi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

The latest Ritualstic innovation in
England relates to funerals, At the obse-
quies of the daughter of church warden
at st. Matthias, Stoke Newington, the
vicar, "censed the coffin, which had two
lights at the head and two at the foot"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

Prof Plautamour, who prophesied
that the world was to be burned up few
months ago, is now in Paris. He desires
TO read a paper before the Academy to
prove that we shall all be frozen TO death
about 2011.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

The Missouri River has made cutoff
at the Big Bend, four miles south of
Onawa, Iowa, thus transferring about
1000 acres to Nebraska.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-11

Bonds issued 10 the Pacific Railroad
Companies, interest payable in law
full money, principal outstanding.
Interest accrued and not yet paid....
Interest paid by United States. .....
Interest repaid by transportation of
MALE, etc.