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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
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- Wapcr 8sarrep bat an ben Siabi
rats stns 9Ctiduit tinJsf6tdt. porin sr
untsr anbtrm tsmsrft. baB Der Sisusrs
Ginntbmstr s14. .043.17 unb ttr fdett.
f6s anpaIt sl3,1i6.9S - 3ufammsn
S27. .190.15-tn i6rtn 5dutsn tabtn.
wslds Der Stabt asb6rtsn. Gr Srlnsi
auf @tntrsibuns bieitr Summs unb
maGt nod msbrsrs anbsrs psrnisftiss
8oritIaes.
- Cine pstitIon if bier ,dblrtih un-
tsri6rIstsn pcrbtn. wsI@t ftt gla6t.
ZIG. auf her G. 9. 8abu SH pOf,asfn
Ssma6t iu ittsn winl&t.
-0. s. Beaumont. Ter ben mtri'
taniidtn SrIss mitgsmadt b4tit, tpurbs
aHt NCntas CUR l.bttn Rube bsfatsst.
= Die SauI6tbErbt 6tS 3. DtRritts
uRlertr Staet BAT tarSlt& elm @ruHb
fGd an btr Gde BON Sib unb Balt,
tu9icn Slrnbs gum 8au ttntr S&uIs
fir Nsgertinrtr anesfaufI unS batst
10 unpsrautrortltd Isi6iilunie Gftan
belt, hab ss elmer S&pineslrI aufs
5aar slsi6 iisbt. Die isBtas Nsssr'
GhuIe III an Rsaanies aus9 unp Id
wta sussttu, pob fs au Helm n; bod
puret ttr COMMITTEE bic baran lfoetnbe
Set fir $4,000 anssbOIsn, Inn stnsn
qnbau barauf su MAIDEN. Stnit csfsn
gs6t Rt 10 einsm edneipttuIantsn unp
,dblt siefsm $4,000 fur cline gauIot
SO BEL 100 5us, Otrr s166.66S per
Gub. So babe 20 aus ,npnidltssr
QusGs, bag fur bic 5ilftt h,r Summs
in Der gdts ttH stsnfC pdF.ntss @ruat.
fiid 30 ta6rn mar - aIlstu Der Commit.
tee purbs tttn 9Ouus bst bislsm 8aufi
aussbctsn, wis sr pttn pFtrtrt ptrbsn
tunntf.
- Cow. 9artranft unb sius Gsiea.
fAsft BON 5rrrsn unb Damtn ttfu&itu
Scriss BOGs unisrs Siabt uup IOsirtsh
I'm Bailey 3cttI,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25

- Dor fipn Swan3i1 Sabrtn wutSs
Elm @sifB BON tsr @sfrbeebung RON
DsHnfplpantsu pofttt, ipfIcss wotl bic
tsbt nur Dtutssa pesiCusa tsfuunt iR.
DafeItr eibt ben Srsuubm BON psrIcs
nsn. bic In 5oIss bss gtrtaufs Don Ct.
qacr gu S&apsu sstummen fnp, oaS
Rs6t bic 0htts auf Sfntsasrlrb 5u
usrfIaseH. Der brittle atI9uitt tss ees
ba6'tn. ON 8. 1ai 1854 paFIrsu Ge.
iekte lautst:
n9frfcuFu. usIds ar iEgsnb tlnt 0srs
ion ttrauihenes Getvanfe SsrabGolssa
In 3ulptesrbanbIung sinst betstenosn
9siss;sss clfr ben Gsrfagunaen birlsr
afts, foIIsn pryau!wcrtii@ perptn fur
irssnS reIas eayaus eniiprinssnfsr Der,
lsbnns pOn S.rfpn Uper gtsrntRnm;
unN !rssno cine psrlou, UsI6s bur& bic
Ssrabfpl9ans beraui&snss Getrdnte tt.
i6do!gt wcrssn IT, mag pplfdnpisrn
ShaeenerfaB srIanssu tn BrBe etn.r
StptitIass Dor irssnO sinsr Court bielss
Staatsc. wslar SurispiEtipn in SaGen
btslsr Nrt 6nt.
Gin prrartissT daa fam tirslla In
Blair County jur 8srtanelung. Die
altoona ,,Srtthnt" bsritht barattr.
n0or unssid9r aGtlstn Monaisn tttIt
Der psrifUrtsar Q. 9. 9ursstt, wtldtr
Rdmit bsi&iiiist mar, @'s su fatrsa, NIT
lsinsm @fipann Dor ptm 5Otsl bee gR.
j. SrlSentsai In RariinSbnra an uEb
trant, wts Srbauptet pirp, ttns geniis
8sase Suaattt6t 9i1upr, um ton tts
rdultt 3u MAIDEN. 9u tifl.m 3ulianb
bsittss fr has Sattstpftrp unb frste feline
5atrt fprI. Sur3 barauf itI sr ppm
9ftrrr, Die 8dnr pss 0assns etnetn
attr itn meg unr CT wurbt ssiSenf.
Die Grbsn bss 8erfcrbsnsn fIagten 5rn.
8rLOsntpaI, etn 8sfBer bes 5ctsls, auf
stnt @ntibSbtsuns ppn $1,000. Der
5aa puste am Isbtsn 5rsitag aufssrus
fen, atsr sts nO& bic sup einssl6pu.
rem mar Wulpe bic 6Iaae baourh es.
idtIItist bGb 5r. 8rtcent6al f6 CUR
3atIans Scn 5000 psrrfthtsts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
Sm ADerfGsef fen :

3psi gRObntGaftr unb Cots, aeleaen In
Slattlg 5cwnIbip, unb tetre perlfbsn nit allen
8erbs1crnnefn, tpie 9afcffn, Srunnrn, Stal,
lung u. I. 10. ,3abIunGsirrmin lritt. gdbrrs
Austunft III btsisr Sff1rs, cher te auguf
Stmtt TIT prirspilr, uabs Slppbant.
2lmt6nt
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Merebants 81 Merbonjrs
. 1t ne.
49,. ~ =. - =. - - sAG -
BON grautOn, q


Capital ----- $500,000.0O
SmrpIns NSrpfit, $4,000
Jchn Sanblep, prdiibsHt.
q. g. 8ursee, gies-praFtsni.
NuSolpb 3. WeGabe, Gaiiirsr.
DtrtFtpren:
). S.Vsa &. sarsss, s1ads' n @ d @. ' atarnss
.. WeGann, Gbparb slpnss,
8. 8. Srainars, Danisl SOprli,
9ebu SanbIfp.
Diflr 9anf bat Elm aufbetabltfs Capital
bon 3tpet SunSert unO Tnnfjis
Gaufeub Dollars, nit sinsm aussbduf-
ten ilsbsrf&ub SOn TnnfSla 5aufenb
Scllars, 10 esntraI Icfirt, nit Ssamtsn
unb Dirtltcrsu, bic nit ben 9ebiirfuiifm her
G5sl@dftsptlt ssnau ptrtraut fin, unb rfrriri
ben aduHtutsb TrOfsifIpnilieH uHN anbreu
pOr,HsIias 8aeilitaitn fir ibrs 9anfasf&Gfts.
Ds6ftI ptrFauft fir aIIs Sbsils ssr gsrstnis-
ten Siaattn unb europa.
Srsanifrt unisr tinsm fpf,ielltn GbdItfr
btr @elsBssbuns pUn gennipIpanien, mt bop.
ptItr 8srbinhliHfeit. StGs prc3tHt 9utsrtf
fen bs,abIt auf 3stihspuftsn.
Gprrsfpuubsnttu nSssn elmer fprsfdItis'H
gsa6tuns ibrsr @d&dfts ii& SsrFGsrt baItsn
gpleftipntn an allen Sauptcrtsn irrrben &C.
matt unb am Gage bsr 3atIune lum ntsSrts'
ten @e6lsl-G GOuris bsri6tist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
SOrutOnie SOtel

$ enrD S I +,
R0rtbampt0n Stra6s @tIfsstarrs.
DER iints9st6nstr empfebIt benz ssstrtsn
tiefsfH unb auspdrtetn publttum fstH auts
Bette une Ssauemfr einsertntetss pctfl.
Spstfen unt @etrGnte su ttbsr 3assssstt -
Retnlibe 8etisn uub prcnipte geeisHung.
23ott 9l4tuugsppa
Senrp Wete
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25

S&eias sur gsfSrberr ing BON pafastersa
BON unb mad alien @!aenben Deutt&lanbs
unbbsr S4psis nit Do mpf- cber Ssssls S6tf-
fen iiber Nntpsrpeu, 81 rtnier, Samburg, Sapre,
etperpUol &c. su bebGltenb ern6eigten TrtiItu.
gasjatIunetn bwr1 pcf.aupslfuueen burG
ben Wor6seuiI6sn eIopb mad bem Norbbeut-
tten Sunb, Ba iern, WHrttembers 8abeu,
Ssnen, eurentbw "a, bfn RiebsrIanben, DGne-
mari, S6pebnl unb Rcrpeeen.
65tlber tilr unfers RtGnuug III DsutIG.
lamb etnbs;abu, perben In Sob cher @sgsr-
rertb tn papier BON uns psreitst.
Bonntahten, Rietbss une Rauf> Aentrafte,
gtretRtste Staaten p6fTe &c. auseefsrtist.
8iir auf bnu1 uns befprgtfn 0rf&Gfte iptrb
earanttrt.
6mi9 @tIb. Il. 4teGeI II, Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
RQnlots.

81 Cots, an Der Bennington apenue (Slr.
eums GlaD eeIsesn, tptrben sessn bier tsrntin.
pfife 3abluneen sum 8erfauf ausgsbpten.
tiir Baumetfer III bttle @eIseenbfit gut, ta
Cant efnug auf benz eanbf IN, um ben 9duf-
rrrts Der Cots terausi6lasen ju fBnnsn. s,G
ttrt Mustunft tptrb geee6en HVu 6 bas. D.
Bred, tber in bsr OF &C bss ,,gBghenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
Rta iDcrf0mfena: J:

S6Sne cots, bret tnbon an brr franf.
lin apfnue, cine ait WuIbsrryhraBr unb bic
anbtrrn an etns GlItp greusrub, tperbtu uuter
biatgsn Stsinsunssn psrfauft. 3an msIts
F& tst
f0ap Sotn 3eibler, @rdnton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
Sta iDer1spicfbeaa (:

Cir rire Rs,hr Sabre - y tsia Qffr aules
8nusrsiIant, srIrgen I'm eadapanna Scpn.
ibip unt an bic City Srrantcn ertn,enb, an
Der etntf pon ptttstcu 9Irrnue, unb uur 2u
Rtnuttn Gang BON her Seibefatrit. Dieie
8ausrst eisnst fI1 pOrliislit gum Saltfu BON
Sthbep fir WtIhgepinu un6 ,ur paan;uua
bon GrmflrH fir bfn Marft Die TennGpl,
pauta 8atn paIFirt eurd bas 9aue an tem
&faser Rfabecp Gnht. Wtbrtrs aaR duel
len fInb auf bem eane. Wegen Sermne une
8sbineurssn frass man mad Def
Sobn SaubIes
29trba Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
3al 4Derf0tsfeas 4:

Der lintsrsibnsis bisttt bisrmit liettn quite
pfsrbe unb @sf6irrs, cine 9ln,abl Gra6t- unb
anbere gBasen nrbit allem 3ubetFr sum Der
taufs an. 9iGbsre Ausfunft ertbsilt DR. 8app,
SCRANTON, pa. go
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
Garltamanna 6aus,

2adapanna ASsnue, nabe BEN Depot
Gbas. Grppp, TrOp'r.
Das rbtgs, In better @stfs eta9trtdtsts
Saus IN mtf allem perfsben, mas rem A6rper
iur Stdrfune unb Grfrti6uns n6tbie III.
@utss Bier, bis feinfsn @rins, etauSrs
uut Gtsarren, parme unb talte Speiifn; au'
fern. a. jfbe art subfrsttrt.
Gin feiner Saal fir Danttn unb 8amtltfn.
llm iabIrsi6su 3uipru6 Erfutt feline Greuu.
te 25fn8 Gbds. Irspp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25

314 Il 316 LackaWanna Ave-,
,fist tiermtt benz publifum an, baB CT sas fri.
Der pcn Wf. 81. GpIpin sefiibrte WSbsl-G G'e.
lb6ft iibernpmmen bat unb pirb Ih beniIbtn.
ale Ietne 8unbtn burh bic befe guspabl Srr
tseer Qrt MSteln sufrisbsu iu fteGlen.
8efeauraen uub Reparaturru aufs prpmp-
tfft ausgefitrt.
SD mace tiermtt bas heuif6e publtfum
nod aufmerflam, bab Id nit benz friibsr &C.
fitrten @eitdfts ntGt mrbr in 8srbinbnns
Rebe.
Dlein @t196ftsIsEal IT 3t6 2afa. ape.
5f72 Veter Ounher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25
Silte 0entldler 9riefe.

ptIGs bic sun gellristn Gage III bithgsr ppGt
anfaren rnh ntPt apgrtOIt purpen:
Bcwman, Spbn Srts, Franeis q.
Bctn, Ratbias TifOr, slbam
Sr1ter. Gtas. S&eu9, gbas.
CeIfs. Saspr Sdeib, Geo.
Sbalsren, Rarp SbHsibrr. Sfurp
FranJ, Apam Siibfr, WiddeI
Frable, @rr. Sbmiet, pbtaip Gbrfa.
F!sId, Wat9tas Smmpf Sepbau
Find, Wm. llehele, Mhs.
t9alinsfi Driar 98rrner Catherine
8srbare. Safcb Wuuid, WatbiIpa
8Sbeln. Wartin gBunI6, Sspsrin
ainbad, Stnip 3irglrr anbrsp
Wan bsmsrfe bsim ab5OIen, bae bic 9rttfs
in Ser ssahtsn 3situn8 aHsssstst tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-06-25

pie biaHe. asIbt, FranEeaiitkhsRss pant bIrs bsr'
eHesrt ~ etner irlj6tH uhb gtfhsn. Dist ernHIleis
tn btr pnni, 6lungn, gelAtuhre, nuo aHsihlag
Estesn sslsittat. SsraIa, EtrefHIels Gagta, mttes
0fiapHIl, HlRsasI4inhre nh dit gSuiietH eetr raee
tins nTeinlaeli sss lltes perf4pinett bde untr ts
REm etHfnk, Sit her 9bat tbutIss biz mesF Gut nns
tstlt bio ashrlnSsg herH iraeue clue gtegn uhe ale
tnIammeugef Bas m es absr y II Ger sd'
hfr sianer selhertsreiter Gin aueisHets ponSien
hexlf4t nit esm mthi5in1tn sJHpdh ber NotesBarisl
ksn uinnaenebme CndlttdteH berslbtH snttteest. es
Salut entfinueeH iiie R1eHmatisuiHs, GhHtTitH tn
Sen QaaaeH uHh 0fIseerH, unh Ipo sis Contribution
SUD rseffiirte TehHe estr aksre 1itts nishsr1ebTcs
de III sur esphills oesr Iephliitiibt aHhsfunssu
Sat 81 gSlHes @letH nt etH @erin9 irire ts teipei
Ea 1sEsss isT Ss. gsssfs gszhsaxs esrus 4 esEs
80
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Nerf6ufe -8erlQnQt.
2m ucrf0mfc1l: i:

Cine gartif Gensppfffu uub Brsttsr
bon prrjuslther GuaIttdf; frrir Bautcli ie.
Der art. tprI6ss uab BrRslIuns ssfaat uu6 ee.
lisfsrtpire auftrdse uebmsH an Sr. Gtartes
6tf6er Scranton, cher Stautu. SfretIi6.
Dunntues. 5m,74
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Raa aDerfOlafelt A.:

Der lintertsitnets Oiftrirt iein tuppeltes
8adfetnpobnbauS an NatiIpn gptnue ,um
@erfauf. DnfTeIte III NIT 9Ba1sr, gas unb
allen mCbfrnen gtrbrIerungrn eiuasritist unp
ltest an einer btr REORGANIZATION Snaben ppu
Srranten. Gin gutter StaQ unb aHhtre an-
esbauts llub auf hsm Gieentbum. gsbingun.
gen uub Efrminf IfiGt.
f6p74 8fprge Graittba.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17

HERoIsM OF A LITTLE CALIFORNIA
GIRL.-We were witness to an act of
bravery on Monday afternoon that is
seldom equalled, never surpassed. A
little child of Mrs. Saul, some two or
three years old, was playing or running
around. near the fume that conveys
water to the foundry, when in some
manner it chanced to fall in. The nume
was full Of water running very rapidly.
There was no one near but a little
daughter of Edward Keegan, who
instantly jumped into the flume, caught
the child and screamed for help. The
water was running SO rapidly that if
took her off her feet instantly. Still
she clung to the little one, and to a
great extent kept its head above water,
at the risk of being drowned herself,
until assistance arrived and rescued
them from their perilous situation The
little girl seemed perfectly pblivious of
self in her efforts to save the child, and
unless assistance had been speedily
rendered would have become a martyr
to her noble heroism. Ell Dorado Re
publican.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17
A Newark Scandal.
ELoPING WITH A MINITTER's pAUGHTEk.


John c Kraft is pastor Of the Twelfth Ward
City Mission Church in Newark. lie has
daughter Margaret, about twenty years OF age,
who, lived with him at his home on Charles
street. A volunteer choir furnished the music
for divine service in the church, aZd John Wa
genblass;; always regarded as strict church
member, acted as leader. Miss Maggie sang in
the choir, and read her notes from the same
book as The leader. A familiarity sprang up
between them, which was the subject Of much
remark among the church members. Wagen-
blass' wife, for he is married man and has
three children, frequently expostulated with him
because of his attentions to Miss Kraft, but he
assured her that her fears were unfounded.
Miss Kraft and Wasenblass were in their usual
places in the choir last Sunday week but on the
Friday following Miss Kraft suddenly disap-
peared from hone, and subsequent Inquiry
elected the fact that on the same night Wagon
bass also disappeared, There is no doubt they
both fled together, hut their route aud destina-
ton are unknown. Mrs. Wagenblass is in great
distress in consequence of her husbands deser-
toD. The parents Of the girl are stricken with
grief tecause of their daughters crime, and re-
fuse 10 say anything about the matter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17

TIN0 THE PUBLIC.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany have completed arrangements 10 carry Money
Packages and Express Me- tier to and from all poins
on the line Of their road and Vest Chester.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Reading.
instown, Mahoney City. Mt. Carmel. NorristoWn.
Pottsvil1e. DC.
For further information apply at the Depot, cor
ner Of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
Express matter sent " FRANKLIN Telegraph ofis Q.
No, w est Third street, TO their De pot, Front
and Madison. or orders left with Mallen d Seal,
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
G. STOLZ,
sp6-n Gent Sup't W. X. r. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17

A hale and hearty old gentleman living in
Columbus, Ga, is the proud father of thirteen
handsome daughters. He buys clothing for
them by the Wholesale. Thus, when he last
went shopping he bought $40 yards of calico,
100 of lawn, 10 corsets, &c pairs of shoes, and
other goods in proportion. Singularly
enough, he has "never used an oath in hi
life"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

RNCF1Uh LINE STEAMERS. 5
SAn EVERY SATURDAY.
Passeneers booked to and from any Railway Sta
ton or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland. Nor
way, Sweden. Denmark, Germany, France Hol-
land, Belgium, and the United States.
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON, LIV
ERPo0L, GLA SG0W and DERRY By Wednes-
days Steamers $50 By Saturdays steamers eS5
and e70.
EXCURSION TICKETS, s12O.
INTERMEDIATE, SS5, STEERAGE, S30.-
Payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try purchase tickets at lowest rates. For fur
ther PARTICULAR apply to tho Agents, HENDER-
SON BROTHERS,, Bowling Green, N. Y.,tto1 .
SAMUEL 7, BETS.
WV Wilmington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-17

40 pounds aud over at the rate Of q % per loo lbs
Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at
profit, We do not intend to be undersold upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday.
April l3.
POSEY RICE.
OrFIEcs-406 Shipley, 4th and Poplar. and 1916
Walnut Sts. apr7tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26

with on irresistible lobby. 1t Is not impos'
Slble that such q scheme will be attempt
cd and that It may succeed. Tho retiring
members of Congress are SO numerous
that they may conclude to avail them.
selves Of last chance to turn their votes
to profitable account for themselves and
other people. In that caso VIC should
undoubtedly see o temporary rcanlma'
tion in the iron business, let tho final re-
suit be what II might. Furnaces out ol
blast would soon blow In again, and the
immense volume Of production would ere
long be as great as ever. Whether
prices would not speedily break down
Ogain would depend largely on the ability
OF those interested in the thousand and
ono new railroad projects now before the
country to secure the necessary means TO
carry them out. Their ability 10 do so
may we'll be doubted when VIC think
what tremendous scare Granger legis-
latlon in the West has given to every
form OF railroad enterprise. 1t is there.
fore hardly too much to say that those
who are building their hopes Of perma'
nent improvement in the price Of iron on
Congressional aid this winter, arc build.
Ing on very unreliable basis indeed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26
FIGHT ON sH1pnoARp.
SPAIN.

MADRID, November e5.-The CarlIsls
attacked San Marcial to day, but were re.
pulsed, with heavy loss.
The CarllSts in force have again sur.
rounded lrun, and arc within Ave hund.
red yards Of the walls. They opened a
heavy fre 10 day, 10 which the garrison
replied.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS ARRESTED
HEHDAYE, November 25.-Buckland
and MaCGAhsn, correspondents OF the
New York times and Herald, were ar
rested recently while crossing Santiago
river, notwithstanding they had pass.
ports. These the officer making the ar.
rest refused to examine, and they
were subject TO great indiguIties In
Fontarabla. An order for their release
was received 10 day. MacGahon was
detained, however, because Of threatening
language toward the Mayor of Fonta-
ra6la, who has begun q civil action
against MacGahap, but which, 1t Is SUD.
posed, will not be pressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26
Judgment Affirmed.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 25.-The su.
preme Court this morning affirmed the
judgment OF the Marion Superior Court
in the case Of the Western Union Tele'
graph Company against B. F. Riley, the
Treasurer Of the county, q suit to eDJolr
tho collection OF taxes assessed against
the company by the State Board Of Equal
ization, on $900000 Of the capital stock
Tho Superior Court decided that the tax
could not be collected. In the opinion o
the Court they say they see no reason
why the whole amount OF the capita
stock oil the company (f400O0, ,0OW shoulC
not be taxed, ii the $SOOOO0 assessed IL
Indiana can be legally taxed, intimstinG
that tho Legislature cannot provide fol
the tax OF the stock Of foreign corpora
tions, From so much of the opinion Judgt
Buskirk dissents, he holding that tht
Legislature has this power, but that thI
law under which the assessment wal
made docs not fully cover tho necesssry J
ground to be taken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26

or can be relied on for fidelity to the
State. The claim 10 utterly incompatible
with that subordinatlon 10 civil govern
ment which every State has a right to
exact from its citizens. Such thing as
an Emporium in imperiO" is a monstrosity
in politics, and no government that re.
spects its own rights will ever tolerate
such pretenSion.
or course, in brlet notice like this,
we cannot do justice to the protracted
argument Of Mr.. GLADSTONE on tho great
question which he discusses with so much
learning and ability. His pamphlet will
be widely read by those who feel an In
terest in the coming International Cath
oliC Congress at London, wherein Is to be
advocated and propagated more eiectu-
ally than ever, as far as possible, not only
the dogma Of Inialiblllity, but also the
restoration Of the temporal power of tho
Pope, and the duty Of all Christians every.
where to return to their allegiance to
Rome, The Pope. has already delivered
himself on the subject Of this pamphlet.
OF course he regards its as q heretlcsl
production. And in this country the
Archbishop Of this arch diocese
Archbishop BAYLEY, Of Baltimore,
has been heard from also. Like all pre-
lates, he INDUCES largely in tho cx.
cAthedra style. Like Cardinal CULLENs
late pronunciamento against TYNDALL, he
feels like pulling somebody's nose. This
is the true prelatical style, in oil ages, Of
meeting arguments. 1t is the style that
tho Pope himself employed against DR..
DoLLINGBR when he accommodated
him because he refused TO acquiesce in
the dogma Of infallibility. However, It is
a style at which people nowadays do
not scare to any great textent. Mr.. GLAD
STONES pamphlet will therefore be widely
read, md will exercise a tremendous In
fluencc throughout the world against the
assumptions Of the Vatican at Rome.
The reading OF the document only con-
firms us in the opinion expressed in these
columns few days ago-viz-thAt the
most powerful blow struck against the
Papacy in modern times was that struck
by its own hand in forcing upon the
Church and upon mankind the dogma Of
iniallibility.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26
Mr.. GIadsione,s s Pamphlet.


Mention has been made in our columns
of Mr.. GIADsroNE's antl.Papal pamphlet,
recently issued in England, which Is just
now exciting wide spread attention both
In Europe and this country. The New
York Tribune Of Tuesday prints the
pamphlet in extenso, including its Latin
adderdA, and thus gives to the country
the lull text Of tho celebrated document.
It Is perhaps the ablcst and most exhaus.
tive review and exposition of the whole
subject of Papal'lnIsllibillty that has ever
been attempted BY any writer, clerical or
lay, since the enunciation Of the dogma
at Rome by the ste:Ecumenical Council,
It's leading purpose Is to!shOw that tie
dogma OF inialllhllity is irreconcllable
with loyalty to the Civil Government, and
the argument Is this: The Catholic
Church holds, and has SO dccrced, that 1t
is dlsloyalty to say that civil govern
ments have the power Of defining
the civil rights and province OF the
Church; also, that it Is disloyslty to say
that the civil immunity OF the church
and its ministers depends upon civil
rights; also, to hold that in conflicts OF
laws, civil and ecclesiastical, the civil
law should prevail; or,to hold that any
other religion than thesRomau Catholic
may be established by the State; or that
In countries called Catholic the free ex.
ercise Of other religions may lsudably bc
allowed; or that the Roman Pontif ought
10 come TO terms with progress, liberal
Ism and modern civilization; or that
Papal judgments and DEGREES may, with
out sin, ba disobeycd or differed from,
unless they treat Of the rules OF faith or
morals; or that knowledge ot things,
philosophical and civil, may and should
decline to bo guided by divine and cccle-
sissical authority.
These are few Of the eighteen articles
ot indictment upon which Mr.. GLAD
STONE predicates portion Of his argu'
ment against the dogma Of inislllbllity
He holds that no ecclesiastical power
that prstendS to bo the exclusive Judge
Of the scope Of its own authority can
be trusted with the liberties Of citizen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26
UrAH.
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