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MEMPHIS.
empted Suicide---A Riot
QueIIed.

MEMPHIS, August PA fire this
morning burned out Morris Bros. cloth
iers, and j. ID. Brudders, shoe shop,
Main street near Bcalc. Morris claims
IA loss of $1,000; fully insured in the
American, Central, LEtna, Phoenix,
Hartford and Franklin, Of Philadelphia,
$1,000 each. .' .....
l.. j. Nance, an old citizen Of this
county, made two Intellectual attempts 10
suicide at Raleigh this morning by shoot
ing and drowning himself. Bad health
the cause.
The Aralanches Milon, Tennessee
special says that the incipient negro riot
in that county was nippcd in the bud
Yesterday by the arrest of the ringleaders.
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Keno Among the Ladies'.

Rom Mrs Burnam'S New York letter 10
the ~. InliS Republican.
\ lady i'm much distress of mind asked
rc how she could raise a certain sum OF
ronrv. She haa already tried to pawn
SINE Diamonds and found that the bro
l,r- were only advancing, even on $500
dSrcurity, insignificant sums ranging in
tie tens. Wouldn't l bc good enough
t, talk some pecuniary liability Of my
own over before her husband? Then she
ould get large sum from him after
Mrd, oStcnsibly to loan me. This WIS a
Hsy nice scheme torrtne and ] asked
yhat sort Of difficulty she was in that
~ couldn't make full confession to the
tntlcman who had contracted according
Il the PRAYER book to pay her bills. Well,
4c had got in debt to Mrs. --, and
rust nay her. Then, knowing Mrs.
+-- wis neither milliner nor drcssmak-
{, but a lady of like situation with her
.lf-hnth boarding in fashionable
ht"l-I asked if it was borrowed money.
NO. Lost, Lost at lottery
! Mrs. - hes a fine ,parlor' in an up
twii hotel, il seems, and the other ladies,
the number of fifteen or twenty, get
Ecthcr in her room and play the game
tolled 'lottery," the pot sometl nes being
| big,S twenty. dollars. Tbs grew in
resting, % with Mrs. 5 permission
went up to play "lottery.
Eight ladies sat around a marble CEN
, ir-tablc while aninth bad a gentleman :
: ut hat in her lfp.' in Witch were ninety
umbcrsson littlewnoden buttons. Each
hy had put fifty cents into the pot and
hi three cards before her with numbers
! tsQuafe9 As Mrs, D called 26, At,
( }. IS, each little woman hungrily eyed
kr9 card, either rppringi up her glass
, alp triumphantly or dejectedly groan-
i as she f4led to find the pumber called
"a her row Of figures! Lottery The
'cciousi deas were playing the, simple
{ ilne n keno. ana getting rs EXCITED and
,ger over their s. pot as though it were
! 1000. ..... ~f...'u.E- a
Mr.. kindly desired 10 teach me
ie game, but ! thought I'd bring it up
u perfection before went in, so | show
'cm how when one lady got her row
mipIcte. she should say Keno which
ps correct instead of Full as they
tberto had dome Then 1 told them
cv should verify, by the dealers
ringing buttons in tens, twenties, and
on in lines on the fable. Before thst
e had always dumped from one hat to
luther. Then fixed It that the winner
, kcs the pot, and all the rest comes up
rain, and 20 on until the buttons were
ont, instead Of beginning a new game
the end Of each call. and they had al
sys to do, Thus, yot see, L tried to do
ese Hretehed gamblers all,the good I
mld.
And as wanted to helpmy littlsfriend
no Was in debt heavily on the bank +
allied Of for an hour. 1t was certain-
d surprising how many big pots she woR
pecislly as l instituted the buying Of
rds at fifty cents 4eaehsnd some greedy
dies got five to watch at a time, and
,uidn't see half their Numbers. As they
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CHICAGO.
Republican Nominations.

-CH1cAao, August 25-A Trib,nte
special says that the four Republican
Congressional Conventions held in MIchl-
gan to-day nominated W aldron, Willard,
Begall and Bradlcg in the 2d, Sd, 9Th
and Sth districts respectively.
The Republican Congressional Con
vention at Tuscalo, Illinois, nominated
JIG. Cannon for reelection in August
Fire.
Harding'S' brewery, near Danrlll"
Illinois, WIS burned this morning. Loss
$40. 900; insured for $4,000.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Te THE
WHEELINGREGISTER.
Annotated Press report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and l2th Sts. ....
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, August %.
Arms Refused.

In reply to the request of the Governor
of Kansas for arms and ammunition to be
used in defending the southern border Of
the State against the reported threatened
invasion Of the Osage Indians, the Sec
retary of War states that in view Of the
fact that the State was furnished in July
last with five hundred carbincs and fifty
thousand rounds of ammunition on which
to act, and that the State is still indebted
to the general government, he does not
feel authorized to grant the request.
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VOL. Il.
POLITICAL.
s...s senste-seoond District.

,,Dpliance with the wishes OF many
...nds, l hereby announce myself as a
II" ',tdsre TO represent the Second Senstori-
"n,s,r,ct in the Legislature, subject to the
" ,.,.,,, of the Democratic nominating
decision CI VIM. b. ICE.
conNrN.C on,,ntU. ". va. jyi
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Phila deIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2j.-Flour-
Dull; superfine 50 25Cd4 90. Wheat
Dull; red western - 20CGl -. Rye
$50. Uorn-Firm; yellow SEC. Oats
Dull and declining; white western 54td
55c. Butter-Firln at 2OCa BE Cheese
Steady at l23@l2Sc Eggs-Firmrr
at 20tT2lc. Prtroleum-+Steady; crude
sc; refined lltc. Whisky--Strady NJ
Al 90 ... ........ r....
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IOWA.
Fire.

MuscArINE, August pat late hour
Lost NIGHT a fire broke out in Chambers
Bro. lumber yard and saw mill, which
together with large amount OF lumber,
Baker Il Co.'S boiler works apd an
adjoining warehouse, We're completely
DESTROYED. Loss $4,000; insured
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The CarIists.

PARIS, August 2j.-Carlst ad-
vices state that 200 Republican volun-
teers who were marchihgto the relief qt
Puycorda, were taken by Royalists. The
Projects of the epartnents in southern
France received peGaIinstruCtious From
the ministers Of tho Interior to use every
effort to prevent the sale of arms to the
CaristS.
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Democratic Convention.

Each train arriving bringsa large num-
bcr of delegates and Others to the State
Democratic Convention, which meets
here tomorrow. The Supreme Judge
ship is the most important, and the NOM
nation for it will be hard fought. OF the
candidates, Judge Ludlow, Of Philadrl-
pI,ln, amt non. >! 4! Ross of Montgom-
cry county, seem to have tlfe lead of it,
and it is likely one Of them will be nom
inotrd
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RAILROAD BONDs-Quiet.
ST.rp DnEna .In,i.t ..

STOCKs-Dull, with slight changes. en-
ccpt in Pacific Mail and sc. Paul com
mon, which iuctuatcd 7 and / per cent
respectively. The total sales of the day
were $4,000 shares, Of which 2j,00O were
Western Union, 10000 Pacific Mail,
1900 Lake Shore 10000 Union Pacific
and 5000 Wabash. The market closed
duh and steady. .-L---
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LIST OFGIFTS

1pO Cash Gins, aggrrgatimg S2H,Gp
Whole Tickets, SO; Half Tickets. g.;
Quarter Tickets. $50; Eleven WhOl" Ti,J,-
cts or - Half Tickets EpT slO. No discount
,,,, Il.
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NEW ORLEANS:
still Living.

.y New ORLEANS, August 2-D. >.
Richards who fought a daiel el0Shh DR..
Grav in St. James parish on the aetn
inst and who was reported bt IA special
correspondent as having died IN gust Two wv"
minutes after being. wounded, still lives
and his physicians thmk he will recover
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BELGIUM.
The Recognition of Spain.

BRUSSELS, August 25.-Le Nord says
it would be hard precedent for Russia
to recognize government founded on
one coup d etaf and whnll 3 without legal
sanction. When Marshal ZerranO's gov
ernment completely fulfls the conditions
of established power, Russia will hasten
10 recognize IT,
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RObber. EmbezzIer and FOrger Ar.
PITTSBURGH.
Murder Of n Policeman

7 PfrTsB RaH, August 25.-Llsst night
Shortly bcforc midnight, Officer John
Wciner ofthe night police force, was shot
and killed almost instantly. a party Of
four was arrested on Wylic avenue and
as Welncr was taking one ofthem, named
Ii. X. Hillon to the Police station, at
Chatham street struggle occurred, and
Hillon was thrown upon the pavement,
when he drew revolver and fired, the
shot taking effect in Wcincr'S left side.
Hlllon is under arrest.
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IHE CrthDiic Rcr,e,r SAYS the shiet
"tjert Of Archbishop McCloskeys visit
T. Rome is to discharge the canonical
duty Of visiting the tombs of the apostles
Aid renewing those bonds Of allegence
winch bind the cpiscopatc to the center
OF unity. Thi, visit is made by Amcri-
'aA prr.u,"> once in ten wears 1t is
a." rumorrd that the Archbishop will
''. made ID cardinal. and that the Pope
wi. avail himself of the knowledge and
prudence of the Prelste in determining
hecr"atjon ofnrw dioccses and proyin-
'"' IN America. .r- -
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INDIANA.
. EIection orRail I road Direetors.

PKINCEToN, August l5.-Thc stock
holders of the Cincinnati Rockport X
Southern Railroad Company elected the
following Board of Directors to-day:
7. Il. Hammedin, 5. H.. Sabin, Jacob
Seasougood, Wm. Hinnamin, Henry
LAWS A. James, Francis Smith, +. M.
Sabin, Jno. A. Neim, NJ. NJ. Moore, w.
o. lockwood, II. g. ,Hammedin, and
Clement Dove r > } : = 'a-a-
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Congressional Nomination.

EVANSVILLE, August 25.-Thc Dem
ocrats, of thc First Congressional District
met ut Pfiiccton, to-day, and nominated.
Hon. Bcnoni :. Fuller, of Warrick Co.,
for Congress ON the Sth ballot, Hon.
Thomas +. Gunin, OF. Evansville, being
withdrawn,fnf the seventh ballot. Pa
sey eolmtySoted for Joseph Showers on
n,.nrr hnllnf
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PROBABILITIES.

...- .. PROBABILITIES.
Over Tennessee and Ohio Valley fall
ing barometer and slowly rising temper
ature, with east to south winds and part
" cloudy weather Over the Lake Re-
g1 5generaHI lover barometer and
higher temperature with easterly to
southerly winds land partly cloudy
weather, -and in thcJpper Lake Region
possibly light rains. Over the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
and the Northwest, lower barometer and
higher tempcfaturr,,with increasing east
to south winds, and partly cloudy weather,
and oyer-the northsEa portion Of these
sections possibly RAIN I
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Cleveland Market.

CLEyELANp, August 25.-Whcat-
Dull and weak at 81 05al OS. Corn
Steady at G7m15c. Oats-Quict at IT
G47c. Pctrolcum-Dulli standard white
car lots 9i@9!G
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, }
WAsHINGToS, August %, SP. NJ.
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From our reports this morning the
o,,b.bili,ics are that the weather to-day
vii will be partly cloudy, with east to
,,b winds. and slight rise Of tenn
r.-l.lre.
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Omeers Recommended for Dismissal.

The council also adopted the report of
the committee appointed to investigate
into the management of the fire depart
ment and referred the same to the Board
of Fire Commissioners. The report con-
tains resolutions recommending the dis
missal of the Chief Engineer, First AS-
sistant Chief and the Superintendent Of
the fire alarm telegraph. .:.
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Opposition to Increase of Currency

A paper has been circulated and signed
extensively to-day, by promin0nt buSi-
ness men, protesting against an increase
of irredeemsble paper currency, favorlng
a return to specie payments, plcdging the
signers tosupport for Congress no nomi-
nee of either party not endorsing these
views, and failing in this they pledge to
support third candidate put up by
thnYnSa1rns
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market

PrTTSBURGH. August 22.--Crude
Unchanged and nominaIiy 9t'o(S rl IL an
ear, at ParkeFs. Reiiucd-Firm; New
York delivery il!c. ..
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, August 25.-Bancroft Davis
has had long interview with Prince
Bismarck. c-.s -
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Railroad Accident.

>, Two men,, named Samuel Walters and
-haac j Stewart were killed at Overdale
station, on the Pan Handle Railroad yes
tcrday morning, by being run over by
the Express train west. Both men were
old and lived near Oukdalp
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CLEVELAND.
saloon Closing Ordinance Repealed

CLEVELAND, August 25.-The City
Council tonight repealed the ordinance
closing the saloons on Sunday by a vote
of 10 to l3. A movement for the repeal
Of this ordinance has been pending in
council for sometime and has been vigor
ouSly opposed by the temperance people.
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Fire.

o asJrFrERsoNyIIIR August 25,-Den-
scfslaYse Touring hhh,' at Chsrlestown,
Indiana, was destroyed by fire last night,
together with two barns, four hundred
bushels Of, wheat, seTeuty-6re, barrels of
-four. and considerable ether property.
The fire originated in the engine room.
Edward Green was severely, though not
dangerously, injured by falling wall.
Loss $1,000; partially insured i'll the
Underwriters. Of NewI ork.
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atheeliua Reeister.

CoID closed in New York on Saturday
q, lO9!
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- = 3 0. . o o .
TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

a NEW FEATURE, to VITA Gin is
Guaranteed 10 one OF every ten COnseCu-
tive Numbers.
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CINCINNATI.
Fatal ARRAY.

CINCIYNaTr, August ~ Poh"rt DIS
gett killed Burt Heller, II bar-kccpcr, at
Hillsboro to-day. Hellerattackcd James
W. Doggett, Deputy United States Mar
shall in the street. Robert, son of the
Deputy Marshall, made efforts, unsuc-
ceSsfully, to separate the parties. AT last
he took IIeller's own pistol ont of ms
pocket and shot him in the head. liz"
died four hours later.
Judge William Lawrence was rcnom-
mated for Congress at Urbana today by
the Republicans of the Eighth District.
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r. bs Wheeling Register
Al the solicitation of many friends an
.,',rre myself candidate to represent
.,,,,,i,.s of Ritchie and Calhoun in the
.,t .lItt 'I~gislature OF West Virginia;
r,po. W. Va, July 2, 1874. ...t
, 1874-05-24
UEDEay,

To the EDITOR Of The Ch.caqo 7rtDnnr:
SIR: Perhaps tho prcecnt Is not IN inopor-
tune time to recall IN old definition OF heresy
from Paul
4 man that ia heretic after the first sud second
adnionftion reject, knowing that he that snch Ia
eubrerted [overthrowD] snd snceth, being condemned
Of himself. -, - -
Heresy, apostasy, sin, and sef-condemnation
plain iutelligible qualities in the tribunal of
consciousness aa here stated. In the recent trial
in this city, counsel for the defense held that
the charge.of unfathfulness Was Indefinite. mas
much Us all, judges aud juro1s in the case. Were
untaithful. II thla Ii a fa:t as stated it is Of
much more Importance than any Issue of
mont OF conscious sinfulnoss and infdeliety
to the spirit of truth, in the lives Of a~body Of
men claimed and distinguished as preachers of
righteousness. To be sinful is ead indeed
- But we're they ashamed wien they had conl-
mitted abon1inatlons Nay they. were not ut
was not even an apolog7. Read also Rorians ii:
II, to the end substituting for " Jew" and "cir-
cumcisioni" - t''Te2cher" or +" Professor Hap
PLY the Scriptures and those in> whom ita spirit
thai preserve 4 wholesome, ASSURING faith.
:6aid Paul, II thank Christ Jesus our Lord,
who hath enabled mo. counting mo faithful,
putting NE into lie minority" Again, ':Ye are
Witnesses, aud so is Goa, how holly and justly
and unblameably wo behaved ourselves amoug
that walk so rs 80 have Us for an example,
Shall we cling to tho Christian records Of snch
as Paul. even though VIC find 4 fearful Aelip-
ping away" from his record7 The only
thought it. is Desired to bring nton notice hero is
that holiness and sin are the isaucs that sink all
Others, the former as the :. gilt OF grace" II
these citations boar On thoto who admit that
somethiue Of holiness inhercs In Faith, how do
they rest on those who mako 10 such ndmis-
sioa7 n. B.
, 1874-05-24
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

The Rov Or. Locke will olaciate morning End cren-
fng in Grace Church, on Wabash arenue, south Of
Fourteenth street.
Church OF tie Holy Communion, Dearborn street,
near rwenty-nath. The Rev. r. H. smythe will OIL
cate In the morning. and IN the evening Bishop White
house will preach and administer confirmation
Tho nev. Francis Mansfield Will oalctAte IN tho
morning. nnd the Rsr- r. J. Perie In the cFentng, In
tho Church Of Our 8ayior, corner OF Belden avenue
st, Poters Mission, No. Is Third avenue. AIora-
ing prayer, 1880; holy communion, u:So; eTensoag
Thu Rev. e. n Powers viii preach Is usual III St.
Johns Church, On Ashland 1Eenue. south of Madison
--Ths Ror. Dr. Stocking viii pceaoh morning and
evening in tho Church Of tho Epiphany, on Throop
street. between Monroe aud Adams.
-Thore will be morning md evening services IN the
Church Of tho Asonencnt, corner ct Washington anu
Robey streets.
evening In III saints Church. corner Of Carpenter and
Fourth streets. IT,
thedral Of S. pc1er and Paul morning and evening.
Thu Bishop Of Illinois will ofHclate.
Tho Rsv. E. Sullivan will cd1ciste IN I1an1y
Church, corner Of Michigan avenue and T~onty-t txtn
stres.. Morntng subject: "How to Ra1Ee Money foE
-The Eev. !. P. Walker will preach III u.ual In
Calvary Church. on Warren avenue, near "este.n
svenue. Morning themo: "1ha Church Of the Pe2:s-
TIL. Raw J. 11. Gibson will preach morning -nd
.rentnc in The Second Church. corner Of Michigan
avenue and Twentieth street. ....'
fnu to he Ashland Avenue Society, in tho s1edentor
gsn Warrington street ns3s Gn,on laf
inc in the Filth Church. near thu corner Of Thirty
trs. street and Wabash avenue. Bring Bibles
the nav. JameA MscauRhlan will preach morning
and evening In tho First Scotch Church, ooruer OF
Adams and Saugaunon strcets.
Tho Rov. J. b. Jackson, Of Greensburgh, Pa, VIII
rreacn 1t $50 H. In the United Church, corner ol
Monroe and PauliuA streets.
Pref Patton will preach morning and evening in
this American Reformed and Jefferson Park Church,
On Washington street, near AM
Tho Rev. E. n Har1ett will preach in the 1norn~
Ing, and the Rev- D. J. Burial Il the evening, In the
Third Church, co1ner Of Warrington md caxpsnseS
streets.
Evening sary!ce n usual IN Campbell Park M1s-
don Chapolr on LAayitt street, near H8z1dsau~
, 1874-05-24

being ttsf, in matters Of Church hiAtory, the
publishers have employed Roman Catholic
writer's, who have given versions dtfferant from
the ordinary Protestant accounts. The Chris
tian Union says:
Amore need1ess and bsae1css charge never made
Va have examined tho facts With care and soquls
tue gentlemen engaged this national Nort q any
such design, OF Of falling into any etEors b. nosdless
their sd It is right thxt thoy should It IL hnethat
W. had done with tho senselsss projudtccs which re-
eard Roman Catholic priests at conrse unchrisdan,
snd Roman Catholic scholars Jesuitc, inslnce1e,
and untrustvorhy. sone Of tho noolast prsates anu
most roliahlo scholars Of to-day are Roman Cathonca
, 1874-05-24
CORRESPONDENCE.

THE FIRST HEREsf TRIAL.
20 the Editor Of 7hs Chicago tribune;
6rz: As the subjects Of theology, of ortho-
do17, OF creeds doctrines, and hcresies, are
rgiiating the public mind just now between the
extreme Ideas OF Presbytarianiem, wish to con-
tribute Ittlo history and my own thoughts
uron tho subject.
for hereey in the Presbyterian Church. nor the
ceyerest, by any means. Before Chicago was q
city, and probably before any member Of tho
Chicago presbEtcy was ordained minister or cl-
der, aud Thie most OF them were boye, and
many Of them unborn, far more exciting trial
was had, beginning in tho Presbytery Of Phila-
de.7hia, appealed to thy Synod, and then to tho
OF America
1was member Of the General Assembly. git-
ting ii Pittsburgh at the tirne. relato the
circumstance from memory, and, though every
word may not be Literally correct, yet, in the
mala, it will be sufficiently reliable.
about forty years ago the Rev. Albert Barnes,
Presbyterian minister in Philadelphia (the au-
thcr Of Barnes Notes upon the Bible y, preach
ed Il sermon upon the subject Of actual and i'm
pused sin.
In that sermon DR.. Barnes denied that man
was actually and personally guilty and punish
able for the sin Of Adam. He showed the fall
i2cs and unteasonableness OF this doctrine,
which was then III strong point in Presbyterian
Dltu0NoAf 90 sAC AGQuAA1EA4oA - oIl Ast LOW L.
Nevertheless, DR.. Barnes maintained that Adam
was the father OF the human race, and that he
disobeyed God; he violated His command in
eating the forbidden fruit from tho central tree
in the garden, and thereby sinned. and fell from
his high estate Of purity; and that Eve, being
joint partaker ef the fruit, and in the crime,
that both parents ainned and corrupted them
selves; that they being the parents OF al man-
kiud. their posteIity partook Of the fallen and
sinful nature Of their parents, and therefore
al their posterity. having sinful natures
da1iTed from the head Of tho race. became
, 1874-05-24

Priest AT1ES 4 LI&AE<A[s@A
From lie RaI Hall Ga-eaa -, i,
It is not often that prisoner il o'aof.,. ..a.,
trial upon the charge laid sghns 1ns t1;sssI isnI
at Tro7iglio, in Lo,nta1dy, lAat vees.; .ti.s I :,
worthy ecclesastic. was accused Of pasai1s y sa :
strong emetjc into the vina NMc1 SONS .a!sb,. -
brother priests were about to use IN me ~ w..
ton Of mass, and his only defense vas tai :.
wanted to play practical joke upon tive 4h., o. ~
Who had recently como to T1eSigl!o. lag ri
iongcd to an opposite school; o: theology g: =
Fathor Baronius who seemed eurpflssea fsea,d II s.n
application Of emetlcs to religion shos.s u d
caused 30 great scandal, thought ua, .s.ss ~
could not convert them ho might 1t leaa. ~, n
them. It would have been useless 1o1 .;.., ~. y
have denied the main facta OF tho rictir3
the desc was 70 strocg tlat oae of n9 1x.t;cEa 'E
was Ill fora week, while tho doctors as lsaet i
Hosasss!Pg bn: ve slsm'pi,!z eh.: ts na
noison.d. a1d submitted him to so se7eEs aa:
That he vas reduced to skeleton, The oal sasn; j
priest WAS charged upon the double so,rnosd so
rnisdemcauor A1a saccieso, snd Tas Sea'>
to .Avan mouths lDlDri5onmeut.
, 1874-05-24

In Ban Antonio recently bare-hea$osa TX tx.
rushed fuEiouglJ into Town With the elI rsn.a
tho Indians we're coming II do9sn es are tts
~as IN requistion, and COMPANY Of za..s s,.srs r
speedily organized for defense. The ms1sesa ..oasa
after seeing that the whole town W. T1ss-,ed b.
and expectation on tip-toe, calmly inloa.,e:ea .;
multitude that the Indians coming consts'G.r G.rs
q squa1o and p1ppoose. They oueaea oueaesns,r:s as oR
shoes. Il WA al that could be found -
bodY. ,-.4. =. ~.-'' -