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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

After the Tichborne trials. people must overhaul
and revise their ideas of the impossible. Nothing
has ever been attempted so absurd, so insane one
may almost say, as tho scheme of the Australian
butcher to make himself baronet and millionaire
by simple lying. He had scarcely single point to
begin work upon. young gentleman had been
drowned at sea, who was heir to title and n great
estate His friends convinced OF his death, gave
his heritage to the next of kin. His mother alone
refusing to despair, advertised for the missing one
The advertisement coming to the eyes of butcher
In Australia he resolved to personats the lost son.
There was not one chance IN million that he could
succeed. There was no accidental resemblance OF
person. of manner OF Of character. Mr.. Nasty tried
to get drink once at Willard's Hotel by saying
he was Charles Sumner. But this attempt was no
less ridiculous. The baronet was little delicate,
"scrubby man. The Claimant was a man-mOUn-
tain. weighing 800 pounds. The baronet spoke
French more readily than English the Claimant did
not know ono word 10 the language. Sir Roger be-
longed to widespread family connection Of which
the Claimant had never seen single member Yet
he confidently sailed for England and for seven
years fought the desperate fight which has ended In
his conviction as felon, with varying success
which must always remain a wonder to succeeding
ages His trial has changed mems opinions as to the
worth Of human evidence. Dozens OF witnesses
among whom was Sir Rogers mother, testified that
this was the rightful heir. Several members OF Par
lament espoused his cause Popular subscriptions as
sisted him in his scheme. He was defeated at last
by two things-by his own statement IN regard 70
Mrs. Radcliffe, which oil England instnctvely cried
could not have been made by man born o gentle
man. and by the evidence of Lord Bellew, who said
he had tattooed Sir Roger in his boyhood Remove
these two comparatively unimportant incidents
from the case aud it is not impossible that the era
xest crime against rank and property ever attempt
cd might havo succeeded. by form OF law, In the
most aristocratc country Of earth. ..
Mr. Wilson OF Iowa has introduced blu in the
House which is calculated to meet q great public
want It provides for the establishment of the De-
partment of Agriculture as an executive depart
ment the head of which shall be member Of the
Cabinet with the title of Secretary of Agriculture
What the country wants just now is a few more de-
partments and plenty of places In each. Then the
Agricultural Department can be divided up into bu-
reaus as for instance. Of the Cucumber tho Cauli-
flower, and the Squash the Potato Bug. the Grass
hopper. and tho Wooyil; aud when the bureaus are
all organized. tho Secretary might have q monogram
on his landaulet voice in the appointment of
ChiefJ lsuce aud perhaps DO consulted On this Sim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Gen. Butler yesterday formally assumed the
leadership Of the Republican party in the
House. The Essex statesman means to be
IN at the death"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Wacltel is at Berlin, where no sang recently
in william Tell" Wagnor's Lohongrrn" has oee.
produced &c the same capital With Ma bnger Nlensn
bearsal .-a.' HHHH POT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

From Key West we have the singular rumor
that the maneuvers of the fleet off the coast
of Florida ere preliminary to demonstration
on Cuba. The evolutions are to be continued
two weeks longer; the naval officers, puzzled
by this unexpected order, see nothing IN 1t
but war. A much more natural explanation is
that tie naval drill has developed so much
Lack " efficiency that more practice Is deemed
ueceSsary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
necessary.

There is now little doubt that immense num-
Sers of people are likely to suffer the horrors
of famine in India. A telegram, which we pub
lish to-day, informs US that over a million per-
sons are starving to death. Mr.. Disrael might
gain some credit on humanitarian grounds if
no should resolve to apply to the relief of
these sufferers that portion of the surplus IN
v,e British Treasury which Mr.. Gladstone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

After nearly two months delay, Secretary
Richardson has replied in part to the resolu-
ton of inquiry adopted by the House on JAM
g. intended to open investigation of the gross
frauds on the Treasury perpetrated under the
disguise of refunded duties. The inquiry is
confined to Mr.. Richardson's administration OF
the Treasury, being limited to the past year.
and shuts out investigation of what is known
as the "Silk Ribbon" and other raids on the
Treasury. Secretary Richardson's reply is sim
ply report that he really knows nothing
definite of the matter, and cannot give any
details for month to come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

proposed to uso for tho benefit of some wealthy
British taxpayers. .TUWM H,f 9fU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Washington dispatches say that the root of
tho difficulty between the Indian Peace Com
mission and tho Interior Department is the
contract business. The Commissioners are
supposed to have supervision of certain class
of contracts; they have refused to allow bills
to the amount of $369,5aO; but the Interior
Department has paid these, notwithstanding
the disapproval of the Commission. Usually,
q Government Bureau is glad of an opportu-
nifty to suspend q CLAIM until it can be inves-
tigated. The Interior Department makes haste
to pay these. Therefore, people are justified
in thinking that the Indian Ring is inside OF
the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Additional particulars concerning what may
be very properly called the Sanborn con-
spiracy are published in THE TRIBUNE to-day.
No such deeply-laid and ingenious scheme of
public robbery has ever before been brought
to light in this country. The plotters procured
the passage of law which could have no
special meaning except to themselves they
secured the active assistance Of one of
the Executive Departments, and they were
able to enlist the courts in the pros
ocution of their schemes. The job is an i'm
mense one; it had money in it, and its ex-
posure involves the reputation of some men.
at least, who should be above suspicion. We
print the facts as we find them officially re-
corded. The candid reader must draw his own
inference from the disgraceful tale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Netu'Oork daily grib1rs1e.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

In the full report which we publish to-day
of DR.. Brown-S6quard's second lecture, there
are many interesting novelties and sugges-
tons. The various influences which may be
brought to bear by accident or design upon
the nerves which govern the movement of
the heart receive particular attention ; and it
is shown that the human body is far more
vulnerable than is ordinarily supposed He
announces as an ascertained fact that the
cold douche of the water-cure may prove
fatal to persons in whom reaction from its
shock does not readily take place. One of
his most curious congratulations is that the
vitality of both men and animals IN America
is more persistent after great injuries to the
nerves than in Europe. The whole lecture is
replete with the most recent information on
the abstruse subject which it expouuds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

An explosion in a Broadway store yesterday
blew out part of the front of the building, in
jured several persons, and spread CONSERVATION
through that part of town. The cause of the
disturbance appears to have been an explo-
sive toy manufactured by "The Parlor Ar
"tillery Company" This plaything is insig-
nifcant enough in itself-a mere toy car
fridge. There were 100000 of these cartridges
in the explosion yesterday; and the result, as
might be expected, was serious. That such
casualty is possible in the midst of crowded
city indicates an alarming disregard of the
public safety. There have been two or three
fatal accidents in the city from these danger
Gus playthings; that there were no persons
killed yesterday should not be taken as any
evidence of the harmlessness OF the explosive
toy business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
4 uOy-NO7 AN BKPosyqyoy
THURLOw WEEDS VIEWS CONCERNING
JULY g. 1873

THE CEHrENNIAL ANNIVERSARY or TIIg DgCAR..
TON or AMERICAN INDEPsNDESCE--T SHOULD
DB CgLEDR ,TED AS THE GREATEST or ALL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04
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w. passstsal 80 4aatte'ieA N 'tls
assWsst hslA ~ sa~aaaAAa Nv tAssaas
IA nssit lwAAlss .sais " tAsslaS u =
ffaeAla y Naas 4 NaAtAis y
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" 49, itshtlia II NsAa ilwn -
siMs N 49, Att a IA tswr+ta~n y
N WI VI We lsta~As slsnt A~A tseilts.
hlm sssts -, deserving t~Aisp rmsh
asA+t a.a s~lfAss w. u 4 mss a
ili#fsi seA s.lasu.a shes wre~ M
aassssars n shs sAs ha hssn Ara
sswtsshlss arr ssa hsss hve eth
We sassl~s ma~~.. M ,hss ~hA~~s
wv sess 49, ~iiss n ~ A~wswAx~.
W. n w. eNr~ ,+.tt, m ~~s~sas@,l,
W. sssFAsw llls sl~Tsina ~Ill VI W.
.AKaal a hWnt., stfssw W she legs
isslw n urrt. vhee men II We Asn
y, Integrity h.ns. sna hastssls svrl
retA snh sslsts rvahh.u ~ MsfA n
I,HNnsil.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

There can BE- ~ longer any doubt
- ~ The proper course fDr honest mon
% take. both ofthe Old political part.
ies hare ~ rccklsAsly rrnounfed their
own theories " administration policy
tbst Iarty allegiance u 10 longer obIi.
gatsry ~ even the mort dev. ted III.
lower. This fact should forcs sll who
hare honest political convictions - ~
art ~ ~ rshuks ths "manAgcrk" n
both parsiss.--N. !. Evening I'os'
lRerC
Tbs grssnbaek wss = piece ~ psp~,
that wss intended 10 meet 81 HoysSn.
mvnt necessities 1hpss nvcessities
we're not confined Immediately 10 sLs
war. They existed for hong years after
and exist INV. aud will 70 exist nnii
The IovsrnmsDt debt il psiA. - cinrIn
rsu KNisisss f)sm.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

The g. NJ. h NJ. +. II. II. Go. has
,ssucd mn order cutting down the foscc
" employees IN The machine shops about
foriy per cont. Til, II 'lone owing %
lilo dullncs. IL Tho -cason The receipt.
u ~hea. arc rapidly falling or--'nrs
nre not needed. therefore thu manufac-
turc has to q large degree eenscd; con.
.e1nen.ly many u tho workmcu are to
10 discharged
should tn business continue ~ In
present state, ether departments will 10
reduced. III other words, tho company
proposes 10 manage tho roal exactly NJ
business firm manages its affairs.
That II. if business demand.is. workmen
IN sufficient numbers IL I'LL the 'lcn,abd
will 10 emrlo, vi, II sl'arc !, nothing for
~orkncn 10 ~, w.rkmen will w di-.
charged.
Tho managers state tia. tho "lphtcs
bill" IL entirely responsible for this
aud their reasoning sse,as very conclu.
s,ye. ~ Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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HE1sI'g = DER.

A Whispering silenr brphs DER MI arm,t Il
A. In cathedral xi,ru tl,e prnI~r nnd pr1srf,
Arc lingering In,Ise1 IN ihe waves ~ sn1ld
Aud nnugl,i distnrlw hut muillcd heart.
tl,rpl,s there.
Yet all Ia bright the SIM scarce past The
noon;
And stealing ous from du.hy. d.rkIing
wood.
From on her brpNs sIc lajs liz bn.Iine
enOfM
When -. her cl,esinu. locks noat on Tie
Like siIkcn nlxt I'm ccrmlenn eas
The flowers have hung their heads, hut all
eny things
Tim, laizxling Ill. On busy. gausy wings
III cl,ai imr lsu,itjcs gratefully roinei.Isf.
And hail m,r princess. iimid, grave np.
itmi@r.
aAiliH a. Bnnek.
III ths Iloman Gsleu.lar this WAS Tho
seventh month, though II ours IL IL tho
ninth; and Tho original usmc with Tho
addition u tho terminal syllable has
been added. Various Koman smpsfors
initiating The example " Jalius a0l
Augustus who changed Sexiilis u
August attempted 10 substitute oshes
names for September. but In spite u
nli their Efforts the month hss retained
IL. ancient sppellstion. Tho sasonr
called II gcrrt.,souath Or barlsy-montll
because harley their clisf crop. VS.
harvested during this month, generally
NJ ruthless hand has ever robbed Sep
.emLsr y . ~ u IL days - ~ - W
can learn. Il having always contained
thirty. the sams ~ nov.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

Pupils Are received any time during ihe
year. sud charged from dAts sf entrance.
NJ Lr,lHesten made for partial absence.
Unless IN esss u pSotrsctsd iIlac1s, " dis.
missni
Communications 10 and from the AeAdr.
eWy are submitted 10 Tho inspection u the
kuperiarrs~
kneh Pupil il required 10 hive ehsnges
" rinshtnf sufficient ~ sp,snr NJ MI times
neatly and respectfully dressed also sIA
towels. sis table napkins, ens dressisg.
gown. me bathing goAn, to black npross,
knifs. fatk. silver table And teaspoon. md
nApkin.rint. sish mans marked III full ;
dresWihE.rasr furnished With combs. br1sh
l0oih end nall brnshss Asap, sie.
l'sekst mehey snd Postage stamps sre 70
~ entrusted ~ the pirrrtre,s. M sspenA.
iiares for Clubbing or sther items Will bs
nsde, aHlses ann Of money be- deposited
with the lnsiitail1N for that purpose
lt9srenee ~ Religion forms 80 obstacle
10 the adtmissIsn III surh ~ ~ Willing u
Desform - phs established vOstiss oTlAs
Institute. otsass - rArn111A,
Wn osrsaesess.
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lm~Asst *gil W rwNA ~ - Il
W. sAlalH 4 WstAtts ksHs aNslHx
iiwss II a8ass8 g8elsA u sAs ~.
~ 49, lHsss#e M slss $50 -
fsssNa / - lAs 'taa tAlh - III
II $500 49, 49, sAMf4H 49, -
tsAAiiAs4 Il AAes AAi tAtsla. sal
inAst#aisNi II tiiaats 49, ,fsAs III
Nv tslAHti,s u el+A ~ ~tA y. II
wsnt sistfs insvi.i~s ,ht hs4sasssf
~ instr'ss hsssss,l assss ~ n
.W stissAil,, hss W *.sta ~ lah
w sei e+s.. N IA AssAAssrssse. IL
a., sni wssAsailtsl w VIZ hsslus !. hsl
A'si Miwsatss#s a~A assvn1iv VI ~
aaise. tA.sltf rsias's " lpilse. W
N sasllsA II drive VII wt,l las.saa Il
hssng asissA i, II A sili. Il ,he
sIi f,am rhnlrs. ~ l.ls hls farm y, ihs
wtgsns aaiiei,sssan II biz faswet fti.pis
n eenaae, .hsit kssine. In haHal Il snl
shiprins ~ them sh.it rsfm ltuiur,s
"A their urgent solicitations ", n. W
srreanr.A W. raniiasr, ftf The rl.,I
shir. Ard ~, u rfasii, ha ewa Ter
s~usi snas and ambition. ln,in,s,s
Ane~ledsr 4 hia qualifications ~ eel
q. personal relations sven III ass. ahst
= differences In ent political nIiaian'
ssrr.ei = stronger influence uInn ~
ballot than Il does III iht.c da,., rent
rrri him II onr uI,inicn. cne vha ~.
served veil " the people. Seventeen
sra,s acquaintance has saari. " ~
iiiIeftn, lssson. prompted ~ 10 ~
,iiaeftn, art, inspired ~ Will, NJ o'hef
though, Or da,, because these things
are y, w eheerfally acreI, his eanai
.l.ey ~ fsreslladowing she wish a 'h'
people and w raise his name aiming III,
III, u candidates, inviting and accept.
Ing whatever fate hetile IA and hin
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-04

The srsestni eaifstst lures Hn ths irvt NtHisY ~
september snd ttia atnut The " ~ july ]. II,
pUti)a - m Hlt,.Ht H.sdss ths sHnus. IiasFs sse
tt sts tlssttllt foundations ~ sits several ttassss
II Ntigi 4 Hga thsI ~ ~ s,ndaet. ditit eufe
a.t trufietnYset tserttss MT M hanufs
IN entering. fssti sinirm isss su,inrd AHd fisred
~ ihs fsass IL sitss he rtrs,us ~ shtetsse snt ;
- him. A sf#~I mural etar~trls required Ut nj
HtlyEns ~ af,uta.sttitt
1iss nf,fsfs MI ap,rfs department sftr -i,tt. vi
eesniAsaittt natshta utAfi The Hrasheis rrtslslr
IA lsat fft uiss sns lirfi auinsnfis st n ruin
iAffls grfssitr rtsts attention.
Hati.flHs ar ssHi Al hsfitnAs AMI fIessf ~
parents yttafsssuss III lHttrm ism m TIT I.aItf.
te,utg. aits nIfs,ss ~ NJ iheif ~stslst
TIN fstltiaH ssHWsgt Ia Tile list tHts Il Human
rsIHIr st.elis ~ sais,f l,HtnInatinits mr. ri
n,ttltsi. ttss ie tiass ~iue faf ti,a *sks ~
stgdt AL IN aftsts II attsmi ,l,s pabs ssarfses
~ HlsiHns .ursltlp.
Tts e,tfttp,tt,t.iee ~ STUDENTS. ~ we'll ~ MI
tIks us.l Ls tssn,. an suid.ft IL the tust4siiuh
| III tits tHfestnt
TiW IssI.t tuuHsy ~ tLe stuiriIs Ii Deposited
With tha irs4sHrrf, IN Nv given ~ tfuinHsa itay
| sHfasst. si Itat IT, partly, ~ tassi, withheld
isHD ists. setaa ~ tniseutnes ~ HsstsTt ~
duty
~ entering, each hoNrirr should ~ rsesiels.i
Viii, nfAtsa 1HAlHs ~ stHhlns. nnd suIlffiDt
| Hupisf ~ shEHe, sssks, hahdkefshtsfr. iuw~la
ra,Hts, tfif,lss ritz Meme ~ three will ba frn.
.iri b, ttll.Rs. usiess stseIsl daiasit H. made
t.efy aaltaa .l,aud b. marked Will, the ,atss II
she asfI ih ftsli.
f4ftat Wishing tn have ihrIf children sahi hetns
should alss tiHsly nstiee, and fDswani travelling
4 TsIatnt.@. lut further Eafiis Hiags. Wiift~
1 tsta nNOt OLIVER. tksslhssr.
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Il seems 10 be n sotll.i far, lhst
The black and white rumpns waieh u
raging In tho South hns bcrn Kicked
np ~, political effect. There !. 10
question. !" sa,sA Washington cures.
Ionisot, "of the fast that tho polisi.
eians ~ ti,c South, alarmed ~ the rc.
suit " the elections vsesnily held IN
North Carolina Tennessre anil ksniuety
ani. fearful III losing tho othrr south
ern states ny The civil rights lssue, ~
generally comprising - ,'klnin fe,lsrAl
interference. pressure and intimidation.
10 this end the negroes sfs stimulated
by them 10 insolenee and or. breaks.
and when conflicts with the white,
follow, - might be expected. letters u
M excited mud Sensational character
are sent - 10 headquarters ~ Wash.
ington The game won't work =
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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II We bring Tho professors ofindspcn-
.lent journalism down 10 ultimate dsdni.
tipns. w Ahall find that they near
nothing but 10 manufacture . newspa.
per 10 kuit tho market. and therefore
whose whole aud anI principle Il y Ut
tho largest sale. Jhns ~ shall Ind
that indsdsndcncs IL journalism il tho
same ~ independence In manufacturing
clothes, boots and shoes. textile fabrics.
hats, CAPS scyther, soap, eanIlss. besr,
cyerybody's Li,ters. and MI osl,sr ar'i.
clct; TINT ii, II mcsns 10 manufacture
~ article that will sell the best. and
TIN. their only trst " merit y Tho
larges, sale. Cincinnati Gasxet ( Rep
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Tho Now Hampton Courier publish
~ sfIidasiis from Mrs. Emily t;ano.
and from Mr.. A. Rice. her brother.
about tho collection " mortgage aud
note lor over fosr hundred dollars, BY
u u. Prstt, NJ sttoSusy v Charles
City lows, snd The p ~ master ! rsnsli-
datr for congress In the fourth, con.
gressional district 81 Iowa. which be.
longe.l to Mrs. Emily Gam. aud Which
money l,c l,as MT ~ paid oyer q The
owners. Though collected III Is6s II
the statement huA Tho .lament ~ truth
II ought II wreck tse L;rsh bark ennoc
II lion. II y l'rutt's congregational
aspirations nyer tlie nnfutl,ollsblr
niagara II mnial tnrri,wle Tint ssen,s
- ensel,p liz private "lataeser, a. sal
my grabbing and tho Snls u BIZ per
,DDnl influence 70 Job matters shrsuk =
congress l,as BIZ public record
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rut,l,rt;l>rE DEPARTMENT.

IutEfil tfA~s s@thYtrttnn byrsttns, NJ the,
tyIihHttT raAi nrsi tn'trit IA AttHtets " fs.ts.
uttlsp. FLAME 1rs 9e,1ansssss. spherical ittusHstts
aud TfgnlHrAeffy. Hlsi,tfsr, ktggith idts rssufr.
syunnymes ana sHnf,i thtas"iat spnttpuei.
~ tsni ttlss.tt. fIlslra .sm ysisly. fsssts.
uah'his thtst..4 Latin. tr,ek tsfsnab sni tt.hrt
pia nHa'.
Tttittb tlAsss #~gtldsH,s arathnIielis. Elneu.
ti"r, FfststVit. AHtisHs ist@fy etd tA ngrstt4s
NORMAN .uI t.r3eian snttaH 's, fiai 81 iFtetssaf..
nitrfAty tlIeftta rtiHtfsti VI, ~nftrstnv. fssgis,
t*sass. Huntti, Iehat.-, ttiin, trs~a. TRUCK and
tiaFngsn ultlltfAf,
srrOSU ttsss - VI a.rrrs ~ rMhuitesty, k...
hi, f,, lss4is. Nentat rh,t+oriy, ls,xs stai NJ.
apt, uaials, Itifay's. Chemistry AllIitnan'sl
Sas HaI suu. A.st.iaat,. Apniy irat ufotrfirj. ~
sN.. Nanshty Uebatss, latin t.rssk tfensb anil
tI"fiisu uts tssisi,
ttK.r ,IAesst .snfai rl,lln.orly. Political Fem.
amy. ist as, asn'.,py, As,n,psny. shaui-srs
rapaiHA, mr. aaetiuiss. Anaytisyt Mechanics,
tsnin, t,fssk it.f.uau ana tfcDsh aptt.nai.
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re.s,,il+ $~v,k ts.,s,u lana tslr.


The saraAl Fair II the Nstsh Eastern
lp~s Agricultural xeetst, ~ili " hvld
a l'e.ss vile M The nth 10th aal liih
aa,s II September This h lara,ra -
~ 81 seesmsls,s f.ar u The lsa eaaa.
iies II northern Iowa. ard IL quite ~
aerre-lhlr II toward raae,s A. ~ any
ef,iem. The probabilities, ~ m inter-
ss,ing AMI rreGlablr ereasiun " The
agt'ralimiss AMI the aair,mau ass Aas.
,vring. while NE mechanic arts, mann.
fse,nrcs, and The trials u s,rv~gth.
speed. and bottom In The equine race
eauhs - interest The admirers u hns
horse nesl. Let ~ many VI our PEG.
pie 4. can 10 ~, give DAY " two 10
tho i'es,ville Fair. aud III lrph, and 70.
creation receive hundred fuld On shs
investment.
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Nktt n NM.
lsWAlms VI I'M tssmmltts~
srAtparsee, ,e,,i,s,oss,

sSArrarss ~ eas,itsiosa
fifs, WE snI fsem the s,ilenr.
,ts' llen,, Ward i,tvehrt ia ~, rem.
nit aial,er, with Nj. Elizabeth II,
'ril,en. either 4. .hr time. " times, u
~ The place, ef places -, forth II
the third and fpurlh subdivisions III
Mr. Til,pu'. statement.
seeond--Me iini from the evidences
that Mr.. Deeeher has noscr committee,
any nnchss,s " improper remark rrof.
fer cr solicitation II her III any Kind ~
description whatever.
Third II TIL. werc 4 question u sr.
rois " judgment IN Tie part u Mr.
beeeher. II would no easy 90 cri,irise
especially IN tho ligh. cf rresent events.
In such criticism. even the extent u
regret and ccnsurs. we are sure 10 man
would join 'uors sincerely than Mr..
l'eechcr himself
Fonr,l--We find nothing whatever
In the evidence tia. should impair ,Le
perfect confidence of Plymouth Church
" the world in the christian characte,
and integrity Of Henry Ward Bescher
and now let the peace u God. tim,
passcth all understanding. rest and
abide with plymoath Church and IN
beloved aud eminent pastor, - much
and 50 long afflicted.
llkSaS W. SA0s,
AUGUSTUS srosRs.
IIgSHy NJ CLg,EDND.
lIonAcE b. cLAyLis.
.eus WILSON.
y. Y. WmirH.
Committee 81 investigation.
Tho report u tho Committee " III.
vcs,ign.ion. with tho statement VI con.
illusions. uron being rsad 10 tho church
war adopted ami.l shouts o. acclaim.
alton.
1hc following resolutions were Misc
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That tho evidence laid
before the Examining COMMITTEES ~,
only docs not afford sny foundation
for putting tho psstos II this church
Few. Horny Ward Beeehsr. upon trial
hut, Oh the contrary. establishes q
the perfect satisfaction II this church
ln entire ipnvrrnro anA absolute vcr.
nonal purity with respect % all charges
now " hereafter made against bin b,
Theodore 1iIton.
Resolved. That our confidence apl
love Tor our pastor, ~ far from hsipf
diminished. are heightened and ieej.e,t
oil by the unmsrilsd suAerings whi.l
DO l,ms W long borue. and that W vel
como him with ! sympathy more tendeI
and trust more upbounded than v,
ever felt before 10 bis public labor
among ", 10 our church. our families
our homes, and our hearts