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, 1874-11-23
.EIVl1Ie IMPROVEMENT,

1tct1lrn OF Gt1pt. Jhincs II. Ends from
II Tonr OF Observation In Europe
The Jcttv SYstem.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22-Capt. James 3. Ends, who
has 1ust returned from d trip to Eufopu, wboro
ho went threo monthB ago to examine tho i'm.
provenenta dt mouths or various rlvofs on, tho
Continent. in in intotview yobtorday gave
much Interesting Information regarding his
obSersatiohs:: no yiaitcd tho hI6u6o, Oder;
Tipper, 6tolpo, Vlstula. Pregol. Danube, Klino,
and other rivers, who5o lhe jelly syatotn is Ia
,uae, and found it snccoaaful ii every instance,
the depth 6t the channol Of thebo rivora hsvine
been iaoroaa6d FROM to II fedt., Tho 1ottio5
atSuliha, at tho t1huth Of tho Dahula, ,Layc
been DO great q huccose that st. Ge6rgo'e 'Chdu-
mel, which discharges four timed aH lnlloh wator
% the 6uliua, .is to ho. improved in tho
same San mannor, and the Russian Government is
Dwiua, and Ndva: Oh tho iattdr stroaui e, az 10
be 8 1nlles Of .jetties, which will givo depth
Of 81 feet; and enhbiing the largest vesBola to
hsRfh St., Petersburg. At the mouth OF tho
K!o9no, who're it has been stated jetties had
pr{aysa Eps{ss h., dlass chpt; Eada fonna t4e:
aImplo embankments had boon thrown up along
tho river banks for tho pntposo OF oloang soma
lateral ontlota. These ombankmonts do not ex-
toud within half a mile OF tho mouth Of tho
river, and are sercu-oiEh Ehths Of milo from the
baf; ba,;ar Tho engineer in charge o1pressed ths
to or beyond tho bar. tho 3osired
depth Of chanroi would bo obtained. Cant.
Bada found the. jetty system in great favor with
the engineers whom :he met on his trip, and
tions that the mouth Of the mississippi should
be improved by 1ett'os, aud will at onuo COM
nence vigorous efforts to aecuro the adoption OF
that system by 0ongress. :
, 1874-11-23

FROM Tho Springfield {Aass.> Reuubtieain. ,
Work will probably 10 suspended at tho con-
tral paft OF tho IIooHao Tnulol thls week, aftor
which tho ttmbors and ilooslngs supporting tho
pumps and forming guides for tho cages will 10
tatet, ol to insure perfect ventilation. Tho work
wii! ba attended with considerable danger, rs
tho t1n,barB arc covered with Bl!n,s, and very
alippory. The cages WI DO taken gut gnd 1o-
single sopo and without guidos: Tho iloorlbga
viii probably bc blown Up by nitro-glycerino.
aud tic tllnbors taken out from below upward.
Tho sroling will bo carried paHt tl!c shaft some
ventilation Aftor tllo shaft is cleared curb Of
masonry about 20 foot high will pIpnably be
orccted over 1t to prevent. a,lythng FILLING int9
tic tunnel. Tho whole work, costing several
Thousand dollars, will ho cpniplete In two or
aliaft, not belonging to tho Btase, will BOON DO
ronsoydd, sllaltleA aud buildings pulled down,
and tho place loft aosolato.
, 1874-11-23
THE CATHOLIC WAR.
Tho Sword Of Tho Lord Taken up
by Archbishop Bayley.
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It Is Pointed Straight at the Re-
bellious Gladstone
The Archbishop Would Rather
- Pull Noses than 35o Polite. =,

New ,YonR, NOV. aa.LArthbishop Bayloy, Of
Baltimore, las wnlton 4 short letter on tho
statement made by Mr. Gladstone in his lato
pamphlet that slnco tho Va.iaan Council defined
Tho dogma Of tho infallibllity Of Tho, Pope,
a.esoty Catholic fs cA1loa Upon to ionbuncd his
montal and moral treodona, and place Ills civil
loyalty hid duly 1t tAo'morey Of anothe Z" Tho
Archbishop saya:>, .Whon, d porson tolls mo
that my religion requires mo to bo dsloyal to my
country, tho oll Adam comes up III mo, and
feel moro disposed 10 pull his noso than to
.answef him politely. Tl,e only thing tayo 10
sny dgalnst Gladatoho's declaration Is that It is
fnlao; shameful aAlumhy; unl would appcnl
with porfoct confidence as to the truth Of my nssor-
ilon to tho consolouo6 of fpyory Catholic over tho
face Of tho earth. It haa no foundation, oitlsor
fn tho word OF tho decree nor iii any possible
deduction from those words. The thought oven
,tfht dt wo6ld AaYp my Snth bearingI ard eertaln
tho -sCohncil. Z Tho: yaticai, canon did
not change In ono iota tho rotations Of Catholics
to tho civil power anymore than It changed those
of protestants. It loft that important matter,
aa connected with tl1e orderof civil society.
'1eased Iol d loft Il Mh6n He told hb to 'Londor
to CpsAr, tho things TINT arc Cnsar's, aud to
God tho thingsthat nro Gdds-* Eyoc sfncc Glad
stone committed political hari-kari by dissolving
Parliameut ho hc hus buun 4 Roured and disap-;
pointed mqn md thore Is no bolng Oh this Garth
m6fe mlschievotaa Ana dangerous than ! ID Old
politician turned out to grass. Everything ho
has doue, and said. and. wrltton since, Shows
that he is Oh anxious to get back into his cago as
Polar bear ia anxloun to got out OF his. Aud
90 he hns 4 taken s to what N old English divine
pory cry, which .littlo, johnny! and many
otlers have tried before him, and Is
endoayoring to raiBo tho whirlwind In
tho hope that It may blow him back on
to tho Treasury benches. Il will DO more llkoly
Gladstone has paid but d poor compliment to tho
good eenae and intolligonco OF tho English poo
plo. and have my doubts whether thoy will
dauco to hia music, II ho Was situated lilo Bis.
hollcst ctizon to mako him danco will ho, nlil
l,e,' then there, would 10 Roi1a -sonao ia tho
tlihr"
, 1874-11-23
fosr. .oFrtdE DErA,TMEYT, I
:,WAAl1NoIoA., Oct. l, tB7t.I.
PROPOSALS

ANoA ck31Al19
"" b reeoi1ed At tic Contract oalcu Of this Depa.
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rivals hornln fpociacd.'
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, 1874-11-23

The. American Register says; "No novelist
ever imhglnod marriage toncudol under more
eccentric ciroumatanocs than TINT Of tho Conte
do D with Alisa do v. Tho future Con,-
teseo, who fB ono Of tho best sportswonen Of
France, happp4sd IN tho beginning OF tho sum
maf seaRon 10 bs present with her father ut Tic
races Of D.. llor attention was hero at
tractetl By . bmnll pony. which sho found ro.
markahly BEAUTIFUL. md which st,o uakod
hur fatlinr to purchass.. Mi. do "
IL immensely ricill md Atlores hlA daurh-
TOR. Consequently he Ut onco called With
l6r OH tho osnaf of th6 pnnY, the ,Cu,iito do
D., who reeciyel them III tho moat graceful
manner, but firmly reflaod I'd sell hfs horse,
Howoynr, as Mt, d. v. rms trying 10 chnngo
hs yesolution 1,o added, looking at the boiutl-
fl. anahsone, : hare sHor" tl,st tha horse shnii
bolong to no ono hut to my wife, Need add
Oomte WAS endowed With other qualit.ea thn,s
tl,ose ot remarkable Hportsnnit, hth that their
marriage iA to bo celebrated yoty boon'
, 1874-11-23
:. INDIGNANT BALL PLAYERS.

- SDdVt7l Dsudfch @ 77:e Chicago YriG4nf. -,
Club Ii in trouble over It's playora. Eggler r.
oeivqA 81, 2g0 for playing in tho out-Gojd whiol,
ID mo mora tl1aq tho otllera receive, and thry ara
indignant that q MIN tlat can only play
oat-flem should 10 paid such a price. while They,
oeivo lesy Anspn, Sutton, Egglor, and nall
hayo resigned, hit deaiio to Be- replaced. I'LL
othbra Iotllse to sign unleHh Soma compromise ID
maas., MGGoary has loft tho Atheticb aud signed
with tho philadelphia. 10 the Athotics, with ali
Aia place.
, 1874-11-23

,eE to .ohbfaeo>A Fhlg 1fses,aent ;by there41i,p'
2)000 0sn&j6fity. The lko ii her bslhvIot.a,ow.
I roqnaYlYa9ln, which wort spetno4ratlo u 1893
b9a &c syS a!tss{n S s i
or $40 n,ajority.-oloBo ns We find hor running iii
tho present confusing year.
virginia. alBu, IN ono yoar Reversed Demo-
na}erisy.of- 1900 -Hasr4son-by GOO
Illinois wns moro atablo and stood ncnrly tho
saluo in iaYor pf- Yan luton -aa previously. for n
Denlocrntio Governor. Hno voted IN 1870 !:
iuhts, I14|lo2 t1'en,oorntic ~, ,a75'; IN 'ieS9
80, ,5s5. In 1905: r1larnson, s45i597; Van l,uron,
,iiisn1gau ehuwousotne4h. Of shossmo rsla-
i tlon tothe elangeg uowoatront. t:."
Daron majority otI25js76, with ID voting popa1-
!lati0niof 1o01t 1851 turned 1rottnd in fouryoara
and, ,vutluE u4401 900 ;'votes: gsFo aaindionty
against Van'Duton tct'1a5,9U. Van aAaren BOT
but lG0 electoral 1tptds"out tof R94, Aud eeve
+ Staten out: OF twsn&ylHix.
st'ron tho Calhoun qualification ~laobellten .of
| 1883, .attendud1with uhiH abandonment Of, 'the
poMocratio party, TO tho defaRt .of tliat party
uptlor.ht opponent, Van Turpn lsrkB slx-yekrss
From Jahtaon's coastruotion:tcl@llioh tand
.stupeaohrneae Of s1eGS;to tho lsfoatof n!lleptb
llcan CoIBrcaB, ut thop0lfs 1874 .aH eix years.
MArclt = 1911 ,'s4hon slie Whig sreso1ntfou was
I'ussalfed With Harrison: tho aNhigs had Congress-
aby a'1najosity Of %. hataou'd sthey do;with
tlt ec@aa tho gauaral inearrogakory. MAen sGon-
.gresa dame i:to5etuer. iptwo ,.yaars, on-Deo!4,
|. 1S&3 Whig: Administrations Aalfbat c6Oavotea
the putnocratB 1d0 -Althougls tho Stountfy Ind
been swept over by aatormltko. .tnat.of 1871, ths
|new. party. could notbuld:tho generation (Which
Phad hAbisually bean voting agaihst 1T. At ,tho
expiration that ThttyIoighth Congraas,r Polk
aud uaI,asasero foady to1aaninistcr tio:ooi,ntry
,The Wh!g x7niatskos 'woro oln Congress, sai,-
I sagonsztng tsaic ownaExeeuttve sIyes nsayaat>an
.idaa from thom -pf; what tho Democrats NIGH.
s<loin 1876 TO complete tho'parallol.,
saVhan&he Wings GANG. 70 .powas, .wtthon.sany
nattoual .p1attotm ;whatavor, they 'nnoyedfnts
.1uto xo uurtonuY dobato faa,d parsed "a bill TO
|;ohaetor ~ National Bani lat 1au extra BeRslon
sosllsd. by Gen. .4Aarraaon. .Tylor.yetoedtbts aud
-allrad'cal' protoceiyo ilegislat,on; $50 Congress-
smeroly passed, under tho plano .of.tlle veto. :
Loan bill liTteseury'Nst Provisional Tariff
bankrupt law, AN not to distribute tho arc
cecdu Of tho public lands. .Tylor had become
proHident BY the death, q .HergIsQn. IL tho ro-
ossB, Mr.. Qluy qonoulcod him. The Wings gen-
orally believed that Tylara refractory spirt nroso
from his jealousy Of clsy aa tho ,idxs Whlg can-
'didate. MEr:Cihy resigned bis pent i'll tho Senate
andrelrod totAyiile1fd, and the Wings .ero with
+eut,a .leader.in caetive tifc. They brought.hfr.
Cay forward in 1884, and run him for tbo prcsi-
deucy. asid woto dofeateu By doarly SO, 900 votos
GATH.
, 1874-11-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

RECEIVED THE THANKS or TIE PORE. ..
DUBLIN, Nov. 22.-rho Pope las written to
cardinal Cullon Thanking him and the Irish
Bishops for tlloir condemnation Of ito address
delivered by Tyndsu at pofast, and declaring
that pothing Is 80 depraying as g thone spir1tnni
ri1atSs;s whose tfado ID to. aespoil fho souls Of
"~r pENsE roo. 3 =
, loEDoN, Nov. 2s-5:30 q. MA dense fog en-
yeloped p portion Of England Saturday and suh-
day. Steamboats, on the Tbames suspended for
twp days. At Liyorpool the ferrytost cenaed,
ind railway aeoidonts occurred at Wovernamp-
ttans csmo IN eoaoo nt Norort In
Monnlouthshlro, aud fonrteeu persons wore ill.,
1ured.
, 1874-11-23
:fAE 'fNDihNA BHPflSfs,

.sDeeiut bispatch o Thf c1icado 9tibitne.
lSp1ANApoLls, Ind, Nov 22.--Tho DaptiatB OF
the centennial anniversary of. tho Introduction
OF their faith into the United Statea by eatab-
liahing an institution d. leerning under tho aus
pices Of the Church. Tho matter has been uu-
I lego viii be. au' honor to tho denomination and
prtdu.to the State.
, 1874-11-23

"A lady wrote 10 say that she could proonre the
II wah consEobed OF tho lnost pouHlble cambro,
most olnbpratoly worked, and lad boon banded
down te ler from early anceRtors; bat unfqr-
tunatoly u waa then III tue hands OF tho pp"n-
II sl.o could @ receive Eha stun, und i tutlher
amount sufficient to buy sasH caso tor IT, this
would prove ono Of tho grsatest attractions In
tho exhibition aid show how superior waa tho
ncodloworlt OF that ago to auy produced at tho
present tlluo.
, 1874-11-23
,ORfItkRY.

ClscrSsx71, 'ctus Sol -Bolapuer, Colonel
..or! tleyIantt Ohio, "auu Ltdutcne11t- Colone1 of
tho oTwonty:eglth :0hio .yohlutdors, died .at.tho
,Soidlers' ,Honie, at .payton. yesterday, where,
disabled by Wounds, lie has beon for aeyeral
yeafB.
WAsn1xu1ox, NOV, o. John 3. >lsllts,t il young
.lawyor,. taken sick lBt might, Wltietr1uking
'witll'sdme cotnpahtons 'aui died this morning.
MAnR1n, Nov. az, Tho Spanish -paisiter, For
:ttuny, tS dead, !,'3
, 1874-11-23
WITHDRAWAL :0FA CHURCH,

Lopisy1hLE, ~, Nov. 22.--TAe First presby-
'terian Church OF this city, tho Rpv. Samuel Il,
Wilson, .: D.. pastor, formally Withdrew from
tue Louisville preahstaty tosa2y., lt will be yo-
niemberod that tho :preslytery, in sosAon last
uoek, aoverely roprinanded Dr.. Wilson aud CALI
ed'upon him to teaigu hia pastoral charge
, 1874-11-23
sijiC,rlE.

ClNc1NNAT1, Noy. 22.,-,oharlos Ernst. TOR thirty
yoars daucin. -,uaHter hero, coamittpd suicide
|ast night at tho Good Samaritan Hospital. lIe
juat iotu.i'ed yesterday from trip to FranPo.
To irst camo to this country as q member Of tho
nayct troupe.
, 1874-11-23
KHIVA;


sr. pE1EnsDUnd, Nov. 22.-Tbo Russian Gov.
crpmont declines to ordor tho rooccnpa!ion OF
Khiya, although Con. Kaufman advises such
ktap. -. -" H. :
, 1874-11-23
,KM,GHTS TfMpI an.

Special .Dtspdtchifo 9Ae Chtcauo 1tfbuhe.
DANy1LLE, ILL.,, Nov, 22.-1ho Sir Knights Of
.Athe1stana Commandery, Of this place, who in
tend attending rhotriennial encampmont at Now
Orleans will laaro here at o'clock tomorrow.
Thoy will talo boat at 6lawnsetown.
, 1874-11-23
.b'ET !ON The :" "sOUARE."

dial-frnternal footing Of the York nito and Scot.
tiAh 4nitc Masons, ID bhe 'reoaptiou, yesterday,
.giyon to the Hon. Josiah II. ;Drnmutond, tho
highest national official inboth Orders is regard.
cd hero by MasonR with great satisfaction, as an
feeling botwecn tho orders havo been broken
, 1874-11-23
ITALY.

I! HEAVY GALE. =
RonE, Nov, IA heavy gals hns prevailed in
ashore. One American voeEol .ls total wreok,
and al but three on board have been loHt. =. :,
, 1874-11-23
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, 1874-11-23

Special Ais3lasda to;Ihe. Chicago Tribune.
CIac1Ey11Lr, o.. Nov: :22.-7Haturday morning
al,ont ! o'clock tho Scoto House was damaged
bYfro from 81 200 to $, 900; insured for $1,000
Origin not kuoWn.
, 1874-11-23
OCEAN 'sTEaMaHlP NEWS.

'HAs FnAsu1scu, -Noy. 22.-The steamer Consti.
tuition, from panama, arrivel to-day,
'LTEnpooL, Nov. 22.-I,lo steamship uohen-
zolleru, from Now York, has arrived out.
, 1874-11-23
: Dicu or His Injtirtts,

. , SD1.iHl Llspat3h % TIC Chicago 7T1G7tNe.
ISp1ASAro1is, Nov. 22.-n1itoholl Connlr1, a
young married man, Of Rushvlllo. died to-day
from injufioB received while coon-hunting. Ho
was;holtling the.d6gs while bis companions were
quitting a tfse, (which fsll upon linn.
, 1874-11-23

,SrEAqUHE, N :Y.i Noy a2.-lIatl's baksry.:Nas.
~ end IL JamcHsseoet, and, e:adioiuing stores
toJ.-L Thur rwachter,. wi|low land .Toodauwsro,
and Of .Rughanp .:Haah iblind, and. glaAs. were
900 Two neu wofe sofool.sly aid soteral slight
Fly inj.iidd' bya afafiing' waits.
, 1874-11-23
tA1' New'Ur1rnns.

lutnGoriyaftl 'at itltb foot bf Nap61sof ascnt,o
'wero bur,elto.night. LOSS, @s15,3oo.
, 1874-11-23
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, 1874-11-23
TIE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 29.:-Tor tho Upper
Lake :Region aud tue Northwest, areas Of rain
or ~snow, with lower Temperature, rising
,baromeses, north. Of vest Winds aud
..Qautiouazy Signals continue At Chicago, Milwau-
kee, Grand Haven, Escapabs, Marquette, Apo:
IN, Poks Huron. Detrolt, Toledo, Cleveland,
Eric, and arc. ordered for Rochester,, Oswego,
Dape May, apd Now York.
: HotAL OBSERVATION.
FHIcAao Nov % 1874
, 1874-11-23

'Sptdrat Dspatch to 1ihs tChttaao 1fibt.nt: Al
Err, Pa. Nov. 2o.---Tho schooner Osborne
yoro:laden. asloro noar Port colborue. hss gono
to pieces, and moat Of the wreck washed asEore;.
Tho yosael ssah owned bs Mr.. Wilcox, of PAinos-
wins. Ohio Loss about $4,000; inhu1anco,
I'Sj00lo. ,,Losa On chrgo about Sl0.ob0,
, 1874-11-23

CHARLOTTE cUsHMAN.
O1yo1NNAr1, Nov. 22.ACharlotto C,iahnaan Ia
still Quite i'll, but III considered out Of danger.
, 1874-11-23
broke rlis Naclk, ,

speetat D*pu;iteh 10 The CAicaoo 7y,bi.s.e.
claotEvlLlE, o., Nov. a22,...-John Taylot'a aon,
aEed 16. oght mi]os from this city, foil from q
load OF turnjpa, Thursday, breaking his neck.
, 1874-11-23
A VV0n1tn Kills u 11psi tvh6 1yna A..
tempting tO XIII llur ikttsb1,1lti.

t.fou. tho CAarlosfe {y, c) O1serrer.
4 frlond III Salisbury wrltoH us that, on last
Thutsday night, 12th init, negro man wus
, 1874-11-23

'Eaad Ills 'Lcep Cut orr by the Cnrs.
:SlHttal D'spateht n The Chicago TRIBUNE,
BEFnoIr, Mich, Nov 22:-Frank LocIener
:had his legs cut on by tho cars ut the Coutsal
Depot 1ast night. IFS recovery is doubtful.
, 1874-11-23
Frightful Accident at South
Bend, Ind.
The Undermining OF a Heavy Wall
,Musos ,Alle Death Of TWO Men.
seros1.. Others Severely, Probably
r.. Fatally, Injured.
Minor Record Of Accidents.

,,p,r..,,,tS,,a 4ccta-u. ~. ao,,h no,,a.
= .s,,.,,, :, ,,..,.,, ant. m5 500.
%,.,... %.Is, 4ze ~ %eup a.sonm
oooth BEND ana, nov '22.--Xobtetday sste5-
noon, noaf thetimo FOR Quitting work for tho
day, 'nn aecilent occurred at tho stuaobakcr
Wagon-Wofks by which two mon wtro Instantly
killed and Ayo seriously ,mainod nnd iniurod,
49,. - 1n ~. @.l; ..'e!o1 1,u, Au AnIsuoo,
sWo OF tham' pe'hhpa' fatally; While neVefat
otliers rccelvna sovora bru'scs, Tho aecsslcnt
Was ,caiiiael from tito Ednt OF hood To positive
oiraors ). eiyon . to 5Ie, two mon WHO
;loat tho,r jiroa, .1rhoaa two men: woro
5'a. - ~ N ~. sA' oa' ,se t"e ' 49,.
ees 70 Ms s.enon ins'ao Or t"o.
story bu!lting, III which to lay = aowor beside
!;! tho 1ounaaaon OF =, ,le-lnch wall ,Iaoy ,, woro
,EiSon cotip'hto guido by which TO go, and when
t9eyhad 4 y got sufficient depth wore ordered BY
thoir 1oremnn ana one of the 'pr9pr1otofa e. stop
dstgslnB and level on, but fhoy Kept on diselnG
!oTor. 1no stoHo -nasor WHO la1d tne founaa-
tloh warned them 70 dos1st. :ahIey wero also
MaInea Py othess, bnt sept on nitil they ma m
'CluHt1 Tt to CNYo In on tutm nld takb thUr
, 1874-11-23
RUSSIA.

a UIHTUNUAECEt v 20 T
Sr. PEgEnsnuna, Nov. 22.-Serloua disturb:
ancoa havo occurred In tho Medical Academy Of
Tho University Of st, Petersburg. Ono OF The
Professors has resigned aud tho police hayo 1os
stored order.
, 1874-11-23

Reports have been received TINT tho Tur!
comane recently attacked town onths Caspian
Sea, killed eighty mon, and carried of 100 women
and children into slavery. The RuHzian troops
pursued, but without oFortakng tho TlroomaEs.