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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate and House have
agreed to extend the session for a
period not exceeding thirty days.
The tax bill las been hewn and cut
at every turn. Gel. Fulkerson sue
ceeded in ENGRAVING upon it pro-
vision that the school tax should be
paid in money alone. The tax of
80 10 on marriage licences was de-
feated. 1t is believed that after
the final carving and pruning which
the tax bill will get, it will be de-
foated, ard that between the i'm
pulse of selfprcservation and the
hard knot of the Funding Bill the
State finances will be left in mud
die. We can hardly think SO.
The Cumberland Gap railroad
extsntion is still before the House.
Mr.. Richmond holds with the grip
Of a turtle, and his grip would seem
to be about as void of tactics as
marks the tortoise, which will eeize
the object of his attack and hold
until it is carried to some point
which sc lures its own ruin, and
merely 10 a limited extent tor
menting its intended victim.
The minority report of Van
Auken was tackled on Thursday,
upon a motion to publish it, warm
debate followed and the cooler
minds OF the House STAMPED it with
the effect of inAirting on the A. NJ.
& q. r. r Co, an injury which ist
successful answer could not soon
counteract and they very wisely re-
fused to print it. Mr.. Richmond
then asked leave TO prin: it at his
own expense, and was at once pro-
nouncsd outcf order. Mr.. Fnlkers
s,n taeiT9ed the incendiary, Van
Auken, and was so pointed in his
renaks as to be called to order
On Friday Mr. Magrudsr moved
.hs appointment Of committee of
seven, with power to sead for per
sOps and papers to prosecute a
ssrehips investigation into Inc
charges of said report Mr.. .i EA'
rersonsthauked him for the MOTION
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
THE CUMBERLAND GAP
EXTENSION.

Oar correspondent SourEwEs7
has treated, at considerable length,
the structures Of our Richmond cor.
respondent upon the minority re-
port Of Van Auken ard Mr.. Glib
son Of Lee. Now it seems to lis
that all this matter, which has car
ried over to the personal and dcE-
perate enemies of the A. II. & .
K r., the Senator and two dele
gates from Scott and Lee should
be boiled down to very portable
quantity.
There is but one point upon
which can hinge the question of GEN.
surc or approval of the course and
extentiun Of Gen. Malone and his
directory.
Does the hesitation, or delay,
or refusal Ct Kentucky as to meet
ing them at tie Gap justify, nom
actin on their part. Now it is
plain 10 rs that outside of this issue
all Of US should be agreed, and
it is folly for those of us who are
favorable to the @. Gap extension
to do one single act which would
tend to impair the power or ability
Of the company to go forward to-
ward the Gap when ever forward
movement may be practicable. 1t
has been alleged by parties who
hold themselves responsible that
Il is minority report is intended to
cripple the company, and, if it be
50, then we contend the movement
is one which the Legislature should
stamp out. These very parties
Evcr most solernnly that Kentucky
will meet us, and in just that event
Gen. Malone and his Company
need no coercion. If Kentucky lie
willing let her say SO in an author
stivc shape and not through prox-
is who have no credentials as
such. Are these gentlemen tlind
TO the fact they are now fighting
Gen. Malone in obedience to a
concocted and clandestine scleme
VI certain parties who have sworn
that they intend to defeat forever
the very enterprise they SO much
wish. This minority report ia in
tended TO weaken the friends of the
Cumberland Gap road and to
strengthen its enemies, and under
these circumstances we are sorry it
has an tndorser friend in the South
west.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
The Plymouth Way.

Beecher keeps jolly under the
impending anathemas Of that church
council In his sermon last Sunday
morning to packed audience he
brought down the house" by his
eloquence and humorous salies.
Speaking on the subject of predestina-
ton. he used the most scratching
language in Reproduction of the fear
full doctrine, ending with the follow
ing iorcible words: No just man
teaches the hard t=nets Of prede thu
ed, inevitable, eternal damnatio..,
cruel as lions paw holding mouse,
from which there is no escape, and
calls that good news, That's a grim
joke. Foreorda med to enternal
damnation, and held still responsi-
Bile as for actual transgression To
say that such a doctrine of relentless
fate is taught by Gods Word Egypt,
with her grim deities. an Greece and
Rome, with avenging furies, had more
human theologies than that. So we
were to be the angels in heaven
we're to be delighted spectators Of
the torments of the damned in hell.
Mostrous doct;ine Any presentation
OF the Gospel that does not come to
the Sorid as the bounteous days OF
May come to it to freshen and fill it
with the sweetness of heaven; that
does not FL the air with as many
hirds as there is in June With as many
flowers as gem the earth in time OF
spring; everything in the presentation
that does not make man feel that
there is hope for him, is spurious
gospel--a SANDER against God and
blaspheny against love"
Here the audience broke out into
very decideh outburst of applause.
by clapping of hands and the use of
canes and boot heels on the carpeted
floors. To this manifestation Beecher
responded in his droll way:
"Be careful! Some folks are very
much troubled when utterances that
make mems souls jump within them
to applaud and feel that it is a
dissertation of Gods day to do so.
I don't know what they would have
done had they been present at the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
THE NEW MOVEMENT,


THE NEW MOVEMENT.
The American people seem bent
upon crusades against urbelief,
against whisky, against anti-farrn-
ing interest and against republican
ism. There can be no doubt that
the spirit of prayer and the spirit
of resistance are row running hand
in hand. Nor need it be so pass
ing strange, that a people should
both pray for the good and resist
The evil. We have the authority o.
heaven tor the divine injunction
that those who preach must be
soldiers of the Cross. Never in all
America has the revival interest
climbed so high and descended so
low upon the great social scale
which measures mans iniquity.-
In all portions of the union the
church is reaping a rich harvest OF
believers, who are fresh from the
field Of vice. Why it should be
that people should have seasons
of repentance or paroxysms of be%
lief, we do not attempt to say. We
speak of the fact that it is now 80,
and the good work is not done yet.
The war upcn whiskey has
reached wonderful proportions and
has assumed the strangest phases.
Woman, who is without political
suffrage, has armed herself with
sucial power, and clad in the ten
der mail, which is the chief protec,
ton of her sex, has gone forth into
the highway and hedges, compel
ing evil doors to close their ave
nues to ruin. We do not write
down our approval of this unpre-
cedented means of throtling the
mightiest giant of social evil, which
has manned mankind and disfgured
the world, but if woman can pre-
vent the physical destruction of
man, clothe him in his right mind
and place him in the way where
Jesus is to pass to~day, we shall
raise no voluntary arm to arrest the
work.
The farmers have a right to tic
means for developing their ener-
gies for the subjugation of the
thorns and thistles in their way,
and we are willing that their work
shall make more impossible and
unintelligible the present arbitrary
political divisions Of our people
This means the destruction of the
great political organization which
had its conception in the womb of
our artillery, and like all things
human, must eventually go down
under the farmers heel.
We believe its day of doom and
death has come, and 1874 will set
tie the question. There are newer
and better roads ahead of us. Let
us get up and pursue them to the
better country beyond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
INNlGER'S
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men iron the
effects OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Nan
hood Restored Implements to Marriage removed :.
New method of treatment. New ana remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
70. 2 South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.,-an In
s:tution having a high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
Oct. IS ls73.--ly.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE,
v ( formerly Prices Hotel,
MAIN STREET, ABINGDON. VA,

MAIN STREET, ABINGDON. VA.
The Proprietor has opened at this place a
First Glass Hotel for the accommodation OF
Summer Boarders and the travelling public.
Fare good as the county affords. Board per
day, So.
A comfortable Omnibus for the aecommo-
dation Of passengers and citizens will meet
all trains.
wM. A. WAUGH, Proprietor.
Jan. 81, '74-tfa
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sermon on the mount, when men
were continually interrupting and
asking questions. l do not know why
Sunday is too good for JOY. I likeit,
but don't let my likings mislead you
GGreat laughter and applause. r.
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THB
Public Library Of Kentucky
On March 81, next.
100000 Tickets, 1900 Gifts.
LIST OF GIFTS;

fetal, r. 900 Gifts all cash amounting to $500 600
EB The concert and distrihItion OF gifis will
positively and aatQuirocalig take pocs ON the day
uolc fred, whether all the tickets sold not.
and the 900 gifs all paid In proportion to the
number OF tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, *6e; Halves. s26; TeDths. or
each coupon, So, Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 :,
ian Tickets for $1,000; Il3 Whole Tickets for
$5co; 277 Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount
on less than $500 worth Of Tickets
TKHOS. Il. DRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
XIV. Dec, l6.4t
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DREHIUAf
l. CRROlIO.
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Garden and III, sOes. Seed.
Before ordering elsewhere send for
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Our Chrome, 'SLaitIe Flerfs.s.,s a
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by judges a success, Is low sent free to
all who favor US with orders to the
amount nf Five DsEars,
CHASE BROTHERS q WOODWARD.
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JOB WORK 81 all kinds neat
~ executed at the News Once.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
new YORK DAY-BOOK

A DEMOCRATIC WEzKLT Established 1850. 1t sup
ports White Saprs macy political and social Terms
81 per year. To clubs, nine coyies for IS. hpe-
cinsn copies FIRE .. Address DAI BOOK, New
York City
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-03-31
aG WE CALL ATTENTION

Another lot of that WIDE CHECK
MUSLIN at SOC. per yard, worth soc,
CHECKED NAINSOOK MUSLIN
at Zoe. worth SOC, per yard.
WIDE VICTORIA LAWN, with
side-band for trimmings, at Csc
worth 40c per yard.
SWISS and NAINSOOK NUS
LINS in Ill qualities.
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Ausfano.

seutidlanb. - Cine Spe;iaIzD epsIde Don
Berlin fagt, bab in Solse bet %lan9Iamen Sc
ne Jung bes Siiriten Btsmarf bic grnennuna
@ampbauIen's als 8ices8anSler in Nus1i9t
senomnen iei.
@iIbelm D. &aulba9. - Wlnden,
8. Mpril. - Wi[beIm Don &aulba9, Der BE-
rabmte U(aIer, 1T seitern Nadt IN Der Gbo=
Iera seitorbeH.
Sn 8erIiner poIttti9en Rretien
1T rpieoer piel pom General Selbmari9au ..
ManteuieL benz b0len @eiite bes alien Sos
niss, bic Rebe. SIS beibt, er ioqe @ouperz
neur uon Berlin rperben. Dteier Yoiten 1T
BON experimentation Irt unb brinst ben 8ouz
uerne,r in b~eitanbtse 8eriibrun9 nit benz &0s
mig snb leiner Srau. @emiB 1T, bab ber
Mari9aa b. Manteuffsl nod poItttidem gins
fluiIe biritet unb baB bteier gtnflub Elm uus
beiluoaer iein rpirbe. Bereits bort man, bab
Ct benz 8onige bariutbun iude, es Jet iebt Belt,
bic 2iberaIen fallen Su laiIen, auf bic man ii9
nidt perIaHen Tonne. limb ,penn am II.
Mar3 bic RreuNeituns i6rteb, penn Der
9ei6stas ben 5. l bes Wtlitdr9eietes ni6t
bepiqise, 70 ioue ct aufselot 1perber, 10 perz
WulpeI man oeH ur1prun9 1ol9eT AusllreHuHz
gen in berielben GueIe.
Gm 5. War5 ueridieb in 2eip5is Die Wittz
me 9aobert 8lum's, gusenie, seb. Guntber.
Sic rpar Seboren I'M ID. Sebruar 1910 gu
Ysnts in Sadfen, no ibr 8ater Gattunbrudz
ereibeliser mar.
Mus 9amburs miro Der 81. 9. s. 3.
geidrieben: Da mir in biefem Ntnter fein
Sis an Dirt unb Steue iamrneln fonnen, 70
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bic 8ensbarmen bies iabeny ergrifen Ite in
auer Gle bic Sludt, Die un9Iadliden 9aias
siere ibrem SdidiaI iberIalenb. 9efen
unsea6tet fubren biele fort, i6 81 uertbeioi>
gen aber mad tnenisen Minuten fan, BET
Heft Der 8anbiten uno mari li9 iiber lie ber.
Wit einent SGbeIbieb fpalteten lie oos gez
birn bes Serrn Bartboup, perwunoeten bic
Serren Wenuel SernanbeJ Carlos San6o
uno ~mibbanoelten Die iibrisen Yahastere.
Srau 8artboap mart fi6 f9lud5enb auf ben
2et6nan, ibres Gatten, bic Banbiten rii1et
lie nit elmer 8rutalitdt obne Glei6en meg
unb bur6bobrten bic ON 8ooen Iiesenben
2eiden 8artbolD's unb Or. Weitpbal's. -
grit ,nebrere Stunben ipdter erbielt man in
@uabalaiaro &unbe Don oielsn @rereln. 8ez
rittene Deuti6e eiIten auf ben Sdouplab
beriel6en, TIM bic 2et9en, bic Berpunbeten
uno Srau Bartbolp gu bolen, mas aud 9ez
lang. VI. Bartboup moute tn Gur3ein NIT
ieiner Sanilie mad 9eutidIanb iberiiebeln.
WeftpbaL eth iun9er Nr3t, mar ct pot etnts
gen Nsonaten aus Oeuti6lanb bertber GEE
fontme1.
Den gtiembabnen auf ben Gisi unb
ben Gablenbers iou nun cine ioIde auf ben
8eiuu foIsen. IS bat ii9 in NeapeI cine Gss
ieli9aft sebiIoet, tpeIde Neapel unb ben Gras
ter bes Beiups bur9 cine 8abn perbinben
min. Sin BON ibr ous9eiteltes Wobea Be-
ftebt aus elmer fleinen DampfnaiGine unb e,z
net 19tefen gbene pon etrpa 33 @rao Ileieung,
tiber ,pel6e spei 8eLeile laufen. Die am un.
teren @nbe Der i6iefen gbene itebenbe 0ampfs
maIdine Iebt 5pet Irotnmeln in entsesengez
iebte 8epe9uns. Sebe bieier Grommeln itebt
an einem Der beioen 8eIeiIe, uno INN ite rput
ii9 abuedieInb bas 9rabtIeil auf uno ab, on
benz Die Bassons befeHist fino, 10 baB bic
etnen @assons nod oben unb slei6seitis bic
anoeren mad unten seben. Sir hen aIerz
oinss unpabri9einli9en San, baB bas iebr
ftarfe DrabtleiL 3erreiben iplte, lit Elm 5i9z
erbeitsieiI ansebro6t. Auberbem Iaufen Die
@eleiie 3pii6en 8rufpebren, rpeI9e bis gum
Subboben Der Bas8ons beraufrei9en. Gin
ben pier Seiten bes 8obens itnp gesabnte
Stansen ansebradt pelde bur@ cine Druid
uorrtdtuns mad Auben 9epenbet ueroen fonz
r1en unb bann an ben Wauern Der gruItwebz
rem eine 10 ftarfe Geibung heruorbrinsen, bab
bet 3us fir ben SAL bes aeibenS bes Seiles
ieben IusenbIid 5um 5tebeu sebrodt merben
fann. Die sanSe 8abnlGnse niiroe ungefdbr
Is enSliide Metlen bstrosen unb baoon u
Weile auf bic DrabtleiIbabu treffen. Die
Dauer Der Gabrt rpirb auf etpa fiinf 8iertelz
itunoen uno Der Rofenbetra9 auf "a Nils
ltonen Sroncs bere6net.
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bringing in iene AnitaIt sinsen b~efannili6
bic ibertriebenIten @erii1te fiber ,Tpeeb's
luabrbaft s~rauian,e 8ebanblung". Sest aber
felt fib's beraus, bab er in Der Mnitalt iein
eisenes auf's iippisite au~sseiiattetes 3tamer
bat unb oaB er baIeIbIt obne ale gnfidt Be>
in9e empfansen fam. So als neuli6 einiSe
Safe, oarunter iein 5obn, bel ibm ,paretb
blieb nidt nur fem 3in,mer, ionbern aud Der
Sang, in Incident ii6 bieies befinbet, unb bas
5aupttbor bes Gefdnsnibbau's unper11IoiIen
unb Minuten lang unbewa9t, 10 baB Irpeeb
gang bequem, Obne ansebaIten gu perbeut
bate berausipa5ieren fonnen. Na9 ber Bers
T6eruns bes Gommiidrs Stern rpare iibrisens
Sweeo binlan9Iid bepatt unb bate I'M ieis
ner &rdnflidfeit ,pilen elm nit etni9en 8ez
quemIidfeiten periebenes, iebod nidt lururios
ein9eridtetes Simmer.
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AOer's
0QQr-M itttl,
(AYER'S HAIR VIGOR.0
nm grailcm Saagc icine natilrIi6e Gis
talttat mnn fyarbc luie~0er,uacbcn.

ihe Der Su9eub balo wteper.
CHIMES tbuar pdAit oidter, bent Nusfaller
luirp cine 5hrante geleHt u1O &ablbeit mlrG
nit, ueNn auh niht INNER, Durb ben Sc
hrluth bieie3 WtitteI5 gebcilt. 9tidtS fam
DIS Od1r wieoer berItellen, pettn einnlal Die
Sddr6li3hen 2erIt6rt poer perel Srulel1 err
itorben iilo; cher Die mob porbanoenen
weroen ourh Nnpenoun9 be5 Wtittel5 Ell
bllten uro pienerlm tbdtig genudt, 10 Dap
ein ueuer !0luripuG5 herpprgeruie EN- miro.
Stltt Die l0lure nit eiuem tet9i6ten 9lieoerz
ihldgc III perunreinj9en, miro e5 ~plelelben rein
rno trdfti9 erbolteN. Sem gcle9entllder Sc
brluh miro oa3 0lur ppr ben1 Grgrauen
pper WusfuIlen beipubren ltno buber Dor
8ablbeit ihiben. Die 0ieoerbertellung Der
Htbeusthdti9teit in Der &opfbdlt perblnoert
uno perbltet Die Niloung pm 9ppfz@rinp,
tpelher oft 10 unrelntiN uno pioerli6 lit. 8d
bieie3 O(jttel DON alien pell l6dOlihen Stofz
len, melbe ipthe GrGpurnte fir o1S 6dor
geiibrljh uno mgeiuno mnden, fret lit, 10
tuvn e3 oemielbcn uur Wobltbun uiD e5 ME
i0loigeH. 2ll6 Elm 6lortojlettennittel 1T e3
mnjbertrefflih. 81 6 weoer Del nod III.
genO einen 6arbeitrIi entbilt, 10 beidnubt
e3 meiBe5 2lunen niGt uno oOh baftet IS
Ilnge am 6aar uno gibt oemIelben etn lip
pi9eS gldnSenoe5 2lr3ieben unO ein oN9es
1ebnleS YarTlme.
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0briften 9ebner,

EigentbInler ber 9th WerbereI,
Gabri;iren ale Sortsn einbsimiidss 2eber. Sur Sdute
unb Seize pirb baar be3oblt.
2eber fIr Sattler unb S6utmader su ~Sertaufen.
StroBe, tpeftli9 BON 5piter'8 8rauerei, gplumbuS, 8.
ian 81 IA litD 4nltp
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8efanntma9nng.
Sr. Wenrg 8enner's hellenic galbc

beilt ole dronii6e unb bur9 3ufaa entftanoene @un>
Den uno @ebreden, tuel6e ionft fir ~unbeilbar ertlart
werbsr, als: @sibe @efdnulit, anodenfraB, Gntftsl>
lung Des 8adsrats, 1lebernadiuns Der @eIenfs, Gbeu>
matismus unO @i4t, @nt3lnbuns ber 2eber, Der Gun.
ae, Der Nieren. Der auSen uno Sbren, 9rhisl.@nt5uns
ouns. grifpelas Dber idparae 8latter, S6arlad,
Srupbuften, @rbsrino, 8ranomunbsn, 6rOftpunOen,
anod enserquetidung, no font cine Imputation uns
bermeiOlid 1T, MOrti1cation oosr ben falten unb biBis
gen 8ranb, aae ART SautausiaIdse. Sir Bride ODER
2eibidaOen. fur Gussebruns unb Waieriudt, 1T Die
Salbe Elm Mittel, tpenn es nod elm Nittel 9iebt, ODER
penn es nod IN Belt i'll, neil Die Salbe Die 3ieren unb
Nerpen neu su beleben pernag.
Seit ls47 ftnO i6brlid SunOert biz Sauienb gsbeilt
ipOr0en, barunter iOlde, Die lire Snofen unter ben
&abern Der gtienbabntarren 5~errnalmt batten, no
Identification ODER oer 8rano idon aue 9ofnuns ;ers
fort hattie.
Ser Yrsis Der ealbe it $l.o0, @oH @orto 30 @ts.
Aim liebifen idide i'd fe bel grpreb, ba lam bic Sradt,
bei'm Gmpfans be1ablt iperben. Sur 8erathune i6ids
einen 9ofitempsl fit cine antport. aOreie:
81. q. Benner,
april 2. 3mtp Siffn, SbiO.
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label ~ geitsauns auf beutfde 3sitf6rtften ehn,
unter 3uiideruns pinftltditsr 9efDrsune unb ~snpfIe6li
tarunter nan1enilt6 ~fOlsenbe:
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3a BEN 8ettf6riften: ,,l1ebsr 2anb unb @eer." oSlu<
frirte N3elt. uno ,Sluftrirts 8plfsaitans," mtro se9ea
Nadsabluns BON SO Gents cine grdnlie: .6rteosrt'
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uenten auf ,,aasemeins 8amiltensstiin8" urS "gud thr
aae," bic 9rdnie: ,,Grtappt" ssssn Ma65asIuns
BON 40 Cents.
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MAJ 27 N
, 1874-01-03
THE WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.

Removal of DIR. Tvomb1cy and Ap.
poinx.nent of PROF. Kascorn to the
neutrality-suspicious. for the Change.
Special Dispatch to The cAtcaoo Tribune.
Fo:D Du LAC, Via, Jan. 2-Pa1ties here, as
elsewhere in this State, are signiug petition
protesting against the removal Of Dr.. Twombley,
President ct the State University. The Com
mon1.eduh this evening, contains the following
on tie question OF change il tho Presidency.
I.s il formation llye reason to believe IS cor
rect;
We now h:Ye the personal assurance Of gentleman
1uly informed Of all the circumstances Ut the casc
zt in whose integrity placc tie fullest confidence,
s1st the best interests Of tie Uniyerty demand the
eisass tlat has been decided upon, and that the
Board Of Regents unanimous, and firm In their
conyi tio1s tt.t i4luencc that lie brought to
bear IN favor Ct DR.. Tworbley will induce them to
mcdily their opinions consent to retain him. We
dono presume to utter word ugainst he character
nt Dz. T~oI,aey as gentleman and Ill educator. but
our L gu estimation Of the gentlemen composing the
9,arl Of Regents oa61es that they would not have
d;sEl.cel him were they rot certain better nan
would taEa his place. We have only the good Of the
University at heart, and, though Dr. Twotnbcy were
OUT Arrest friend, could oEcr objection to his
removal nDGcr such circumstances. Prof. Ba3cona,
who d engaged for the position, comes highly recon-"
meuS>d finished scholar and successful teacher.
, 1874-01-03
ST. LOUIS.

,Anni inl Statistics IS Meeting of Cow
er.aors-Eiuance and Hus1neSs-Ehe
Work1ng-incn.
Special D1spatch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, No., JAN 2.-The morning papers
here al kept up the obsolete custom OF publAh-
ing review of the business Of the year, issuing
immense sheets on New Tear's day. It is not
likely that any Of them will ever do the thing
sgan, On account Of the CREST labor and expense
involved, and the inadequate reimbursement for
the sane, either in money or in patronage. The
statistical showing il fulr enough, but rather
thin IN places, if the journals OF other cities saw
Ut tto pick flaws iu tie statements.
Governors Hendricks, Beyeridge, and Woodson
Wy al be in the city next "wednesday. They
vii attend tie opera together. and afterwards
nsSea reception and banquet at the Laclede
Ho1e.
There is no change to note in the financial
Situation, money being reasonably easy, aud the
average transactions going on as usual !he
NUMBER Of destitute people is increasing, but
ee great efforts made BY the benevolent, coupled
6lth the remarkable mi}ducss Of tie season.
satiee SO far to keep things quiet. The work
inEnen expect to make great demonstration in
February.
=, There has not been any local news for the last
nies weeks interesting to readers at & distance
Epn st. Louis.