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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10

This aAuer.uS eNu.aiI 90 tonnage bui.i
Is Al increase "a more ,dau 10 pei ceut.
OF The total tonnage O, 1872. Is near -
II can De approXimated. The toti value
Of the tonnage produced Iae prrsco,
year will be Sj9gu50.
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RAILROADS
SnirnUILnINn.


The following Table show, ;hc amount
OF tonnage Uuit from january 7. 1873.
tn J,nn,rA ! ~
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aud accurate information about v n v n
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bune. EN-Goy BloXham, Hon. G. II. Du Pont
many Of the largest planters SO year. Address
fHE AGRICCLTURIsT, Jacksonville, Pa.
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At The works il Pembroke the amount,
OF iron manufactured Tor the year Is 6. Pc.
600 tons. valued d, S4sJU0O The com.
pauy also manufactured 1900 kegs OF
nails, valued At $4,000. The company
has a capita! OF 100000. aud gives EN-
ploYm,ul to $40 hands. Their market is
Maine. Massachusetts and Coauecucu,
In 1856 the ii e.d OF orc ~ Tie Pi,cata.
quis iron Woras was 2.SJ1 tons. For
several years operations have been >us
pended, OF Uuu, new proprietor obtain
cd possession OF The property. Recently
new deposits in Tue vicinity have been
discovered. Tne ore i au excellent
quality OF charcoal iron. and well adapt
ed for machinery, cal wheels aud iue
castiugs
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed By the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County OF oxford and assumed the
trust OF Administrator Of the estate Of
STEPHEN REED late or Canton,
In said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs he therefor. requests oil persons who are
indebted to the estate of said deceased to make I'm.
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same TO
JOHN McCOLLIsTER
Jan. %. 1874
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According 10 directions, and remain long
unwcl, provided their bones are not de-
stroycd hy mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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THE subscriber hereby gives pnbilc notice thai
he has been duly appointed by The Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the couRty OF Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator Of the estate OF
DEBORAH WHITNEY late OF NORWAY
10 said County deceased by giving bond a. the Law
Directs he therefore requests all persons who a,s
indebted 90 the estate OF said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any demand.
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
GEO. r. WHITNEY.
Jan 20. 1874.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

Of January and three thousand reward 10
the arrest or e robbers Of the San Antoni,
stage, In Texas, in April last.
Phineas T. Baruum was married IN
Aew 1orz, Yesterday, 10 the daughter OF JohT
Tn civil rights business before ths
! eommittee on resolutions of the ChattaDoova
/ BY the adoption of a substitute favoriuR M
Philadelphia Platform Of 1874
| Owing 10 mismanRgement, only q
SINAI numDer OF the Masonic excursion partv
1 arrived in New York city Saturday IN time 10
/ take the steamer. The remainder with me
wee K, and All viii concentrate in London IN
october, whence they win travel over EurOpe,
/ through Asia Minor to Egypt.
A negro seereted himself a few niphts
ago In bedroom occupied BY the daughters
Of Or. Davidson, residing in Bedford county
tennessee and after the family had retired
attempted fearful outrage, which was Dre-
vented by the screams of mis- intended vic.
tins. The negro escaped, although fired m
three times by DR.. Dav idsOn.
The Refinement of the remains of
Colonel Tneo. OHara, c. s. A; General Carey
Frey, U. 3. A; Adjutant Caldwell, U.S A..
Ieteher, viii take place at Frankfort, ken
lucky, to-oay, and a battalion of state euarrIs
ana NUMBER OF prominent citizens from
LOUISVILLE Will go to attend the affair
&, AHS Lobuou ctUJtU0Tu says that the !
sehieswlg question is assuming a serious a. |
Pset ln consequences OF the daily expulsion of |
panlsn subjects. Owing TO the hostile tone of |
ste &c German ~ press, pubic opinion wiil compel
Sne government 70 send formal protest 10 /
bernn- and ultimately TO retalizte by tire eT-
p1lson OF German subjects from Danish soil- /
Two little boys OF Lionel G.. Levy verel
severely injured al New Orleans Sunday eve
nIngs while standing on the deck of a ste1nn
boat, by the falling Of a stage-plRnk which
Hss suspended 70 spar, the fasteningS OF
Fnlch gave way. One OF the little bows died
sunday night, aged nine or ten years, and his
lttle brother is not expected to recover |
Charles, aged eleven years. son of James Ren-
ann, .ll was also severely injured by the same
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

AS the Little Rock Gazette OF Tues
day predicted and the telegraph this
morning states, the Arkansas Radical
convention which met in Little Rock
yesterday, was made up OF Senators
Clayton and Dorsey, AIilt. Rice and
Jack Mcclure, Uphsm and Cstterson,
and other leading minstTels and brindle-
tails. The Brooksites who fought the
ClaytOn-.lCCiUreites with such bitter
ness two ysars ago, have made up with
their ancient enemies, and the two wings
are now as thick as thieves, as they were
in 1865. The result Of this fusion is appa-
rent in the resolutions passed by the con-
venti0u, which are false in every respect
in assertion and conclusion, and in all
the assumptions which they at
tempt 10 rest on local troubles,
growing out Of the nefarious and in
famous acts, OF such unmitigated carpet
baggers as have hitherto controlled and
managed the Radical Iarty in Arkansas.
but who, we aUe glad to learn frOm the
Ga-ltts, are now very much shorne Of
their influence and VIII not be able to |
lead al their partisans into the revolu-
u0nsry attitude they assume, Of opposi-
ton 20 the labors OF the recent
constitutional convention. The Repub,
licsu central committees OF Indepen-
deucz, Phillips, Hampstead, and other
counties, the Fort Smith AetU Era
Batesville Repu5lioaa and Fayetteville
Nera have at signified that they will
not join in such a movement, and We
have uo doubt that many other Repub- !
iican presses and people viii be found s
10 urge the adoption Of the constitution {
and DO what they can 10 reinforce the
good work already accomplished by the !
Baxter administration. We hope for ]
Democratic success in Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
ADDITIONAL RIVER news.
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
and on a stand.
NASHVILLE, September I5.-River falling
with - inches on the shoals. No arrivals
or departures.
81. LoUIs,September l6.-Weather clear and
COOL. River falling. with only feet 10 inches
OF water at Powers Island above Cairo. Ar
rived Colorado, NIcksburg. Departed: Yae-
ger new Orieansi st. Geneyeve, Memphis
LoUIsvlLLE, September I3-Riyer falling.
Win ieet inches in the canal and ineht 5
IN the Indiana chute. Weather cool ana
raining. NO arrivals or departures except
local packets.
CINCINNATI, September I6.-River 3 feet 3
lnches and falling. Weather fair.
VIcKsBURs, September I6.-River fell 4
lnch. Weather warm and clear Port list
Up: Julia Down: John F. Tolle.
NEW ORLEANS, September IB.-Weather
st. Louis. -
EyANsvILLE, September l6.-Rfyer fallen %
inches 10 Louisville, and "a inches 10 Care.
weather cool aud signs OF rain. Mercury 62s 10
u. No arrivals or departures except local
packets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
MARRIED.

ShOUSE'-BARBER-On Tuesday evening
september 18th, At the residence OF the bride7
motoeri iDZ Wyhe avenue. Pittsburx Penn
ssyiysnla, ~ q, kev.J. 5. stuchill officiating, Mr
". ". sHoUsE, OF Memphis, and Miss kari
". bARBERl OF the former city.
Mr.. w. W. shouse, it will be remem bered, Il
tne popular and reliable superintendent OF
the retail department In the large wholesale
ana retail dry goods house OF b. Lowenstein
& Bros, OF this city, with which he has been
connected for number OF years. Being
prompt and attentive TO his business, and
Adha and polished IN his department 20 ward
Al; nas mol only won for him the confidence
OF MS employers, but the admiration and es-
,sein -, or All who have the pleasure Of know
inE MIN. " are glad to know that ne has at
last embarked upon the sea OF matrimony
anu heartily congratulate him in his success
N IN winning the hand OF one Of Pennsylvania's
i9lreht daughters, and feel confident that the
oiushing young bride viii mud in him ali
ihcse noble qualities that combine to cqnsfi-
TUE a thorough gentleman, and a kind and
anectionate husband. We wish the fair
,o1PIe much Joy, and happy and prosperous
voyage through life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
ESTABLISHED 1870,
L.GUTEIAKA.

The people Of many Of the principal
parishes Of Louisiana have accepted the
resignation Of the Kellogg officials and
installed in their places those elected
with McEnery nearly two years ago.
This is good news, following upon that
Of the expulsion Of Kellogg, and we
hope before the five days limit Of the
President has expired that every Office
in the State viii be filed
by the men legally elected there
20, aIj who have hitherto been
prevented from occupying them
by kellogg and his minions, supported
by Federal bayonets. II this is done
Grant and his cabinet will have to desl
with a dc Jacto government, one in pos
session by the sovereign will and con-
sent-for there is nothing better assured
than that a majority of the citizens OF
Louisiana favor this movement, so sue
cessiul in removing Kellogg. As 10 how
he viii deal with it, we are not left in
any doubt. The result of the cabinet
conference Of yesterday Iesves no room
for any. He has recognized Kellogg,
aud viii restore him by Federal bayonets
and by them maintain him, and not |
only 10y bsyoHets, but by a Federal
fleet and go the will OF the
people, in free republic,
The will of the people OF a
sovereign Stsie IS to he set at
naught, and usurpation, tyranny, rob
berry sud outrage are to be sustained.
II in New Oheans, what is to prevent
So gross and offensive an exercise of
Federal authority in New York, Illinois
or Ohio And if to be borne without
protest, solemn, strong and effective, /
what is there 10 prevent a step beyond, /
ana lhe opening OF q Way, through
third term, for the perpetuation of Grant t
ls military dictator or whatever he
wills to be2 Many Of the leading cities i
)f the country have already indorsed
ne McEnery movement, and so r.
against the Kellogg. Let 2
Memphis DO SO, too. Let cur c
.uamJer OF commerce sud our cotton N
respond TO ami indorse those h
f New Orleans; and let al classes Of the u
eap.e meet aud add their protest to the z,
slpetustion ofthe Kellogg infamy, that 4
Grant and his cabinet may re- :, =,
lie that the great body Of the people Of II
be Union are with the pluHdered people h
r I .1rrt-fgug
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
EEFECFs ELsEwHERE.
THE ST. LOUIS MAss-MEErING.

ST. LOUIS, September 15.-The mass
meeting called tonight t5xaLnpathize with
lhe people Of Louisiana IN their efforts 70 rid
themselves OF Oppression was largely at-
tended. General William Shields presided,
and a large number Of prominent citizens OF
both poilhcal parties were elected vice pFesi-
uents ana secretaries. Speeches were made
Dy General Shields, Colonel Richardson, for
merry OF LOUISIANA; =. Herrad Clemens for
merry congressman nom Virginia; Colonel
slEy back Colonel Reed, lately OF New Or
leans A. j. D. Gafessche. and seFeral Others.
All tue speeches expressed earnest syrs pat N
with me people OF Louisiana. The following
reeoiu lions were unanlmOusiy adopted
WHERE'S, Business has agsiH been sue-
pended Al New orleans in consequeusa flf ID.
llicM disturbances 30 aggravated A. 70 mai
merciai portion % that community which -
a class, We believe 70 b. Conservatives in ~
normal condition and,
WHEREAs, From The evidenos before as We
are led to the conclusion that the reef,ols NJ.
citizens and merchants Of that city depfeeaie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
MASONIC NOTICE

EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6, r. & 5. NJ. q
~ The regular annual asserab bly, Of the ~
Ccunetl viii be held this CTRURSDAY1 ~
~ ssehslns, ~ september l7th at O'Clock. Election
Of officers and other important business viii
oe transacted. fun aud prompt attendance
OF members and visiting companions Is re-
quested -
By order OF JOHN ZENT II 7 NJ
Attest: C.. H MYFRs Recorsisr - sa-I. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

TIE Radicals, Of Arkansas, who
would overthrow the beDeficent work Of
the Baxter administration and the late
c0Esl tutonal convention, viii find
cold cymfort in the telegrspbic dis
patches Of this morning, which assert
and resfiirn Grants action in Tecogniz.
ing Baxter, .and consequently "all
and singular tae acts that have re-
Ceivej his assent and Endorsement, the
constitutional convention among them.
" 70 is an I'D wind that blows nobody
any ROod."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
DIED.

RUSSELL EDWARD DUDLEY, infant son OF
L B. and $ A. Fussell, in ST. Louis, septem.
Der s, 1874.
BROOEs-Near Germ antown, I4th instant.
JoHNIE BARKsDALE, infant son Of c. L. and
L. c. Brooks, aged sixteen days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Complicated Insrisues Of she Former
90 EmbF vi she Latter with France.


London, August 30-I hear, from a
source that commands my confidence, that
.Hs . lisa lT-emauf between Russia and Germa-
uHs p. which 4 have already given yea some
l.lr-. " really serious. FuEsl wa seriously Of
Tended Ca .the r-lussil uf Germany 10 support the
ltas, au dem nus az the Belgian rOlgIess; she
Na- oven more uri. uued al Ine attempt made
Europe lu tue rEcugult Ton ol the spanish gov
srlItuL. Nl information now points toward
en- com u.lcatea Intrigue, whereby Russia seeks
t1 lmBrll France aud Germany lu a quarrel
concerning tle CnrllstS, and 20 use thfs quar-
BED fog purposes or her own. Russian Glplo-
macy ls too IsfUIe 10 ue easily understood, hut
Do may hs useful 20 bear iu mind the facts mat
have usI stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

Al Cornwall, Ontario, Sunday morn
ing, the following mills aud other properly
were destroyed by sere; John Orilly d Co.'S
Fapef-Iuiu: HOldgeF plautng-miil; SformOut
coItou-ua Companys cfiice ana
magnificent mill; p. r. Adams's saw, lathe,
aud shiugie-mill-, aud an Old aEhery Total
loss mated az Two hundred and 1fty thou
sand dousrs. IN BE- believed all the losers are
lusural. luL b Whal amonnt is unknown.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

ifogfIuor DIX has ueclQed L1e case OF
Nayor Hzytmeyer OF New York. lie con-
dlmus au pointed terms the actiou Of tue
mayor, but Uhile declaring thai power Of re-
rnoVal Is Oh III limited by discrelon Of the eN-
srllIVe. 40 should be exercised only iu the in
IeresI OF tne public, tuat there b. no imputa-
ti1u OF corrupt motive, ana that under an cir
cumEIarcas ue deefus % prOT-sr 70 decline ans
further proceedings IA the case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

HORACE MAYNARD was nominated
by acciamation for governor, by the
Rerl bIican conventions Ct Chattanooga
Ia.L a -r.L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

John Hudson was sentenced to thirty
three DAYS IA the worlzhOuge ia Nashville last
saturday, for brutal treatment 70 an eight
Vear-uld boy. The brute had confined the
tog 3D. a dark. damp cellar, where he was
placed un Eis knees, which were Impressed
Infs inr earth, with MS hands tied behind
hIfn tignt gnd fast, and with rope around
his uecE. one end OF which was fastened 10 a
ha-arn overhead
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
TURN HALLE.

/ IA der Iurnversin seine halle Won den bis
~ her1 gen NeTWalter uebernonrnen hat %
Isl die5 selbe wieder zu verpaehten ida
Bedinsungen sind bel r. Kraft, Poplar street
l1S, ~ erfasren, eben falls werden dort YER
sic eite Anyebote bis Sonnabenu den 18Th
> . PleIhOeI, Iel4, Nash mettags5 5 vyr entgeger
yenom men werden. Der Turnverein behseIf
slsh aber das Kecht vOr einzelme oder ale
zu yer werfen.
DAS COMMITTEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
WANTED.

RY THE STATE NATIONAL BANK. New
u York Cotton Bills at PAR.
JNO. J. FREEMEN, Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

-7I111ag 1VI VEII1Ja
LOUISyILLE. Ky.

NASHVILLE, September I6.-MaiOr-
General Pennypacker, the regimental staf
ana troops, al Nashville post. are ordered to
New Orleans to-day, TO report to General
Emory for duty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
NoTTCE

NO bills viii be paid for steamers II,nofs-
~ A. J. White and Geo. W. cheek, unless
accom- panied by written order from IN 2
captain Of the boat or myself
GEO. W. CHEEK. Snr.srir,tar,d.r,t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
sHREVEPORT.LA.


SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. The last
vestige OF the Kellogg government has disap-
peared nom North Louisiana without a word
OF act OF violence TO white or black Perfect
quiet and order prevails, and can only be dis
lurbed by estranged Interference. The people
are buoyRnt and now hopeful of a future OF
material prosperity. W.B EAGAN,
J. &. M0NCANE.
A. H. LEONARD,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

LOUISVILLE, September l6.-A move
ment IS ou foot to arrange meeting to-mor-
row night, to express sympathy with the cfif-
zens OF Louisiana, in opposition to the KeI-
logg party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

No. SSs, R.-SeeoEd Chancery Court of shelby
ETC., VS.. The Unknown Heirs OF II. g. Clark
DURSUAN 70 final decree for sale, entered
Il In the above entitled cause on the 10Th
osy OF July, 1874, Minute Book 5, page 493, l
Will sell, al public auction, TO the highest bid
der, Tor cash, at the courthouse dOort in shelby
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

lean y. Ssyil this 10 inforn you tnat tne ioy
,Sss sent up 10 New Albany. Indiana, and
used 10 make the stem o. the kooert
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
NEW IBERIA. LOUISIANA.

NEW IBERIA, La, September I6-
A 'arge mas mesJing Of the citizens of New
! Iberia parish was held today, indorsing the
overthrow OF the Kellogg government Inn
mense enthusiasm prevailed and all business
was entirely suspended. a committee was
appointed 70 demand the resignation OF the
Kellogg officials, and 10 install McEnery
Congratulatory resolutions were adopted, aud
large torch-light procession paraded The
streets, ali citizens participating in the grand
jubilee. Good order prevailed throughout
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
Saturday. October 10th, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or 50 much thereof as shall be sum
elsnt TO discharge the taxes sdj judged against
decree to-wit: A lot on the north side OF
Madison street, beginning 60 feet east OF the
thence east with said street 90 feet: thence
north 81 poles; thence west an parallel with
said street 80 feet; thence souih 81 poles 10
the beginning, being part Of county lot 4so, in
the city Of Memphis.
This 9Th Septem Der, 1874.
B. p ANDERSON,
Sai0 thu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

st. Louis Residence, near busi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

49, sSe sli-htly on Missouri o. ps'z; w y,s
l.S ,,,,s-sss. 20; new tennessee, 70; nsW IT
1inia, =, Old Virginia, .; old HS.th IA ie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

The Republican convention at Chat
i9a q o4ga yesterday was organized with h. II.
iatLls9n, OF NashNliie, as chairman The
uluAlttSS on resolutions got stuck ON Inc
elNu rtnts Issue, the blacks demanding q
square action, and the whites trying 10 doS.,s
H.
The following Is the American rifle
s. seatl eslscled y compete with the Irish team
me twenty-slXth instant: II. Fulton. III, a
SlideFs' T. 5, Daken, L. L. Hepburn, {. "
l, aie' =, 4, IS S0iters, J. Bodine aud a. Ander-
the team. '''-n Va
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

55e-randt1 street. and Iunnlug usica nelEeeu
.1aTslIei lines. and both parallel with Pontot0c
rSrorlrrs laat more or less
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17

AfAf WV ~ r" VI At-f+tia AAe IN G OF Thur refav D
YESTERDAY, about nine O'Clock In the ,,g-,-
ing, as a young lady, tae daughter OF one of
our prominent merchants, was on her va, -
Mekazlne market 70 make some little pur-
come Iniscreant who, throwing some coVerf,,s,
OyeT leT face, threW her 10 the ground, me
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
INSTRUMENT OF INT. MIDATIoN
TO REVIVE THE LOST CAUsE.

oil southern Republicans, which pneets ON the
thirteenth OF October. Alter the appointrnenf
OF state central Committee, and the trans.
action OF some other important busjness the
convention adjourned sine oiie withont 13o-'o
mating ticket for State Officers upder the
new constitution. Senator Clayton and Hon
lQseph Brooks make speeches tonight on the
action o. The convention. 'Ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-22
BISMARCK AND THE POPE.

Last evening lecture was delivered on the
above subject by DR.. J. W. Rogers in the College
Hail. West Sixteenth street. About 600 persons
were present, and manifested their appreciation
Of the lecturer by frequent and enthusiastic ap-
plause.
The lecturer opened his discourse by sketch OF
the different prosecutions sustained by the
Church, and declared emphatcally that the nine
teenth century has witnessed the greatest Of all.
He characterized Bismarck as the arch enemy OF
the Churcn-a man raised up by the power Of
darkness to persecu tie her. He opened his great
persecution by an attack upon the Jesuits, who,
the lecturer said, were raised up at the time OF the
sO-caled reformation to battle against heresy,
ana might be called the tying artillery ofheaven.
Owing to the prejudice existing in Protestant COun
tries against this order Bismarck was applauded.
He then attacked the RedemprOrists and other
orders and at last. the Sisters Of Charity came In
for their share persecution. Finally the bishops
were attacked, and then the real intention was
made manifest. The Pope appointed the bishops
and the bishops appointed the priests and by i'm
prlsoning and banishing the bishops vacancies
were lett untitled. This enabled Bismarck to con-
fiscate the property OF the Church, the Prussan
law provided that II vacancies were left unified
for twelve mouths the property could be seized.
The character OF Plus TX. came IN for q high eu.
lOgtum and the social democrats OF Germany ana
Communists OF France for heavy censure.
The various attempts made In this country to
give the State complete control OF the education
of the rising generation were Stigmatzed as in
cipient Bismarckianlsm, and the concluding pOr-
ton of the lecture was entirely devoted to this