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, 1875-05-03
TIE 1yASli1HuTOSrAN HONE,
This Last Meeting In tho Old Nuitd.
ANKa

Tbs last Meeting In thC Old 0uig0.
snR.
The closing exercises OF tho old WAshingtonian
Homs, corner of Ogden avenue mud Madison
street. were hold last evenlng, being Tho faroHell
display Of officers, inmates, and graduates, pro.
vious TO tho demolition Of The ancien! structure.
Thoro wns very full atsondhnce OF ladies And
gentlemen, all OF whom appeared to be deeply
interested In tho exercises, which consisted oi
oratofy and sacred yoealistu.
Snpt. Wilkins occupied tho chair, and the Bee.
Rotary, Mr. II. q. MotsH occupied Ills uauai
place.
made tho opening address. which Was very brisl
hut effective. lilo dwcit upon tho holy memo
riea surrounding tho Institution. That parlor
bad become to most Of them sanctuary. IL
bad been, By teachings tlleto received Tue .ueenR
Of sslvnton to sou!a that had b1on led into dark
VARS by lncbrtety: lilo hoped that tue nov
sero, u tho Old son b. equ.lly s Productive " Of
good to their e.rinc brethren in tho future. HI
concluded bY thanking i1s oillears for Tho bsne.
vas tho no1t apeakrr. iio dja not spoak At any
length. but thought that thn Homo would evei
DO dear tn the memories Of those who had found
therein tue 4ea1ing waters. The WAsh,ngsonian
liome-the old placo-Honid e7or ro1nMn
Mr. Mu!l;n said that the Homo wns nndotlbtcd.
" one OF tho best institutions Of tho kind III tha
United Statea lie could Bay from sweet OK.
perionce that Il had been most beneficial tc
hin. lie had forever exercised tho demon OF
dtunkenueaH, and tho Home had boeu Ills good
&uAaI IN that work.
Mr., JOHN 31cQuada then .ang "Almoat por.
suaded," 70 an organ accompaniment, aud wai
much arplnuded.
Mr.. Drake made q short speech, in which M
exlorted his hearers to stand by 1lle1r good reso
1ueions, ns only by hobriety could they be hon.
oled, prosperous, and, consequently, happy.
MR. wAAnEN
was loudly called for and expressed hcr srati
tudo for lie mark Of recognition, which was mol
1t ali expected. Tho Chairman had done he1
Tho honor of calling her the Mother Of thu Homo.
largo family. Whatever shc la,l done had moi
bosn done to Ttu their p.etBe ur thelr
applause. but bad sprung from l'er hoart for tls
ald Of suffering humanity. fAprlause;l With
MR. CLARKE
waa next introduced Seven yeara and Revcn
month"; before hs had come to tho lfomo a
vreck,-in sattera, scarcely fiji to be recognized
az belonging to thc hunls11 family: One woman
only had faith In him. That ~as lia Wife IAp-
plAuto.l She aaid that If ho could be persuaded
TO make promiHa 10 give up liquor
ho would keep ha word. 1le had been ou .
drank tor over four months whom he cnms to
the 1lu1ne. brother Drake hsd jone muri. foz
hm, uud so bud H,C. Mo1ey. lie made promise
that liz world never rrH,rn touch intuxicating
drlnks, although hc had boen tempted aud tor.
ncnsod as BY dnsuoas.. His oan brother had
because he aureared 10 be completely
bro1on dnun from Tho reaction Of
aotdaty:- Ho Fe!used ths liquor. l1ls brother
ssd ssnsa Iso ~ dSs st ;Hk 50Ha w, d. IT,
did nos die. however. bnt VA redeemed. In
| that room In had SIZED tears uf repentance.
lie vns not abhan1od OF them then. and lie was no.
, 1875-05-03

Strtia{ f0rTfyt,o,,denfe of Yhe C,ieo1o Tf1htins
~. ,I,..,,,, ID, m NJ. ~ -
o.s alo'Hss, nP'n o9'N1Ae ts's. " o. e.
NaAR!nr ex-Stato Treasurer, and ex-Troasurcr OF
tho State Agricultural College. began yesterday
afternoon, Tue cbaree ID, Tint he, eabezzled
~ nm NJ frn1. ~ tba Cn,.oa wben thn
%',.Tw ~, w. .a ,,.u ~ s ,,, e.a, @ w
tbs College all his property, so that tho ioss to
tho College will not bs mora than few thousand
iu1,a,.
n..'s ,.u. .,.r1 n r,.,.
buflhg the examination OF the l1on' W C'oss'
one Of the TEustecs Of the College, Judge
Nourao, counsel for tue defendant, developed
TN. pnnu4n1r 1txr or pErEysE:
n...t s.t.1..,,s., -. T., ,ha p..,o ,r,...,.,,
.a@. 'as aesa,uss'ou ~. ~ .''a,"s. sao s'u
, 1875-05-03

housos Of worship. 0thor engagements, more
attractive aud pressing, keep thom away from
devotion and instruction. Pray. Can Reformed
Sabbat|ls and hulY dnJ aro shamefully neglected
aud trodden down eau 1t look hopefully into
ths future whla leaving tho rlaiug generation
nucarsd for Thare. have boon appreheaslons
OF danger from tho introduction Of = Sunday
heryIeo Expressed. But coutond Atnoticau
Judaism ra!s tho rlsk Of bonR absorbed by
tb9 surrounding religious secta should 1t
fail to substitute Sabbath for those
day. Tho tire Reform has klnuled auew will
dta away II tue aympatIies Of ths younger
generations arc not won for tho atciont faMh
aud its wonderful history. American Judaism
oloctyd III tho quartets Of ths poorer claaaos to
usu it's educating religious ln.luouce upon thois
children iu order 10 save them from
tho tomps1!ions Of ety.iifo, and from the
Christian t!ssion.rlee; and ia aonneotion
thorow,sh clivuispsoacling might be Of good
serylcs, too Another uIgont poed may be but
mentioned to-day the institution Of 4 1ewtsh-
taken taken il hand by eompetont schoIsrs, wLosa
religious schools Mill Engllsh Bibles. revised
and prepared for private use IN accordaute With
the demands Of our age, and with jewish hls.
torios, suitable aud pToll.sbls for children and
for our grown people desisous OF Informs
tloh. A mere ttanslatlng, however, OF German
works OIL JewiBh history. Of moro copying Of
auoLlaeF English translation without any rsKtrl
to thair value, their character, aud tLeit usaful-
mesa. ~ II Ia intehdod BY other publication 10
| cleties Of this kind, viii not meet With support
aud sympathy Of trao representatives Of Re-
formed Judaism,
But there Ars other ssesnlugly mora important
matters % which tue attentlon Of American
Israsl has been called iatett. safer to tho pro-
posed erection Of = Jewish.Amsrioau eollsgs
aud union OF Jewish-A,nalceu congregations.
On tAese I will dwell tho no1t tsme. while cloae
With this 10 whom Ia American Juda-
lstu indsbted for tbs rogenera.ug influence OF
| rofo1m? Not to Englisl-spsAkng congregations,
Of Portuguese, aud Polish descent, who. Win
! tLer conservative tendencias, fscl somewhat
uneasy ii this great success Of Reformed Juda-
isn. But to tho 0eElnAn spirit Of rafotra par
xad'ng tue dettnan jewish congregations Of Tho
East. md asonaod by theIr powerful aud inspi.-
| lug icado1H. Tho German mind, Nth It's energy
md vigor, has euklnd!sd new iifs in American
! Judaism. ln Germany, it, birthplace, tho old,
tull-booded Reform has lost part VI lta strength,
/ awaiting revival. with us It has takop leep
roots. Il stretches forthts branches Of hopo into
tho boAvpn-wltlo future, promising golden fruits.
Joseph, tasiug brought hIs tno sons to Jsoob,
hls fsthar, to receive hls blessing, saw with dir
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S4lt sic c:tr.1,

lbr, Ncilcrn crit Der 9uufubri rutii;otu
lln> bcutc blUbcno, movacu ld)on nsrleilsu,
Gic mubrc Nird)c utnnt ibr cud) pcrmcjlen,
lluo itroft oos 3euAnib allrr sSeilcn Yiig.n
Nbr, uncins lonit, nur horin Gins, bciclicn
Non 9od)mutb, 6hrilti Nird)e ;u bctricAcn,
Zen etubl su &om, oui Dem aetrout nit
Sie9cn,
Sdon Gin &cibc @cili9er acisllcn;
1br tttnpft rmIoult, ibr bril- itct cu3 pcr9c'
Nit ount(en Gnmcn, Die ibr uns pcrtiinHct,
Die nid)t 9cidr!chcu itcbu i'm @ud oes yc>
benS
9enn nibt eridiittcrt pon Der Aoae Yfortcn
@iro oicic Airtc, oie e5ott ielbit aeoriinoct,
9ie ibr nernidltcn pollt nit gMtEl ld>enlporter.
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81 II & fu 1t 1T.

Nniro9c: SIT Gin llntcrid)icb smiid)cn ci
ncr Clinic uno cincr 3 Belle: Sd)rclbt man
rid)tigcr 9ompfcr obcr . dmpier; SIT
cs heutid), mcnu cine Sobcsnu;ciAc nit 3 tai b
oufIuot? SIT bus Mort v9ltidcn" Gin ocutlbcs
9&ort:
u ntport: y Ser llntcr d)ieO ;luiid)cn
2inic uno 3cilc bcitcbt earin, oob man i'm &C.
mobnlid)cn @cbcn cincn CT nj Il d Ell Strd)
cine @1nic ncnnt, cine Belle ooAcacn lit Der
Naum suiihcn s>pc porollclcn oocr Aleld)luu~
frlbcu Strid)en 9iclcs lit j. 9. cine "inic:
----~- ;nicicS obcr lit eiuc Belle ---------
p Sos @Surt 9ompfcr lit Aebiloct BON
Dampf, bos 9Sort Sd dmficr obcr bon
Il III b en-. M(uu ncuut c,n Sd)in, ooS nit
9umpf octricbcu miro, Gin SampHdiif Oeer
encn 9ompfcr; cine &orridltunS ober, mo-
ourd) man Ncucr crltift oOer BON Dem 3utritte
bcr 2uit obihlicbt, bcibt . i impfcr So ba<
ben bic Bidder 9cm0bnlid, Elm eijerncS Gci0b,
nit cierncm 9cdtcl, III ircldcs bic a(i6enbcn
5ol;fobcn Gus Dem Todofen 9cb6mpft ober
oeloiht lpcybcu. 9icjes @cf6b beibt 3 Il m>
pier IS lit bobcr fulid) iuenn mou ein
9ampfi6iif nit Dem sSorte . impfer be-
;ci1uet. Sin 0ampiid1if ODER 0ompf6pot 1T
tein 8 Il mpfer ionoern Gin 8 III fer.
81 Scr @cbraud) 5oocsansciacn nit oem
NSprte vStorb" on;ufonAcn it II d ocutid),
ionbcrn ciuc Nohobmun9 Dcs Gihcn
Sprod)acbro,,d)s, Die lid) bier in Nmcrifa cil=
aci idJlid)en 9ot. GoS gSort Start" lit oas
Smpcrfcct bon u@terbcn." Gs lit ober ncm
Sci itc unicrcrSpro6c suuioer cinen ansci9cnocn
SAT- nit Dem Smpcrftct an;ufangcn. Ncin gutter
pcutider @d)riftl teller 9cbra,ld)t jcmols oiele
Torn,. ~ 0oS gSort vgleihen" lit ein oeut=
ld)es @ort, bat aber in Der ocutl6cn Sprad)e
cine bur6olls onoerc 8ebeutung ols man
ocmiclbcn bier su 2anoe meiitcns I'M geiprd@
beilcot @lcid)cn bcibt Il mild iein.
80 ioat man ridtia: 9ic 3milling5briiOer 9lcis
d)en iid, 5. y. iie linb iid) 0Duli@; ODER: Ser
Wonm o(eid)t cinem aubern ben i'd friiber
ld)pn 9ciebcn babe QSenn man abcr oaS
NSort q lei Ell fir germ J Il b II ooer q G.
ful len gcbroud)t, 10 lit bos lprodli6 folI6. |
Gtott su io9cu: Sd glcidc ben Solot, ODER
sd 9(cid)c bic Mi1iit mub mon isaen: Sd
elle gern Solat id) b0rc gcrnc Nfulit
Nnfruge: SIT cs cine Sllnoe, an Sonn=
tooen 3citulgcn su tra9en, pc,1n 1llon an gSo=
dento9en feline trGat? Sd belfe Sonnto95 nur
cincm Srdscr, oomit or frliDer fertia miro.
q ntm ort: Sie &ird)e rcrbietet an Snnn>
uno Tcicrtu9cn Die fn III tde N Slrheltcn.
Nun obcr lit boS 9crunttrogen BON 3eitun9en
mobl toum cine 9rbcit iibcrbaupt, bicl ipeniger
cine fne1tlid)e slrbeit I'M @inne bet STRIDE gu
nenncn. 9ie 3eitungen, aud luchn cS einigc
bunbert iino, bilocn teinc 70, idwerc 0ait, oob
man boS Sro9cn oerielben ais eigentlid)e s(r>
belt anItbeu fonnte 0as S(ustro9en Der 3e=
tun9en bat Nebnli@feit nit Dem @eDcn iber~
boupt. SDa nun bicics, ioipic au6 0abrer,
@eiten, &ou fen unb Sertoufen, ia oas Sanii>
ren nit &lciniafeiten an Cont nno 0cicrta>
gen ni1t berbotcn lit, 10 lit cs aud feline @iinoe
an iib 3eituneen ouSjutra9cn. S(atilrlid aber
\: *. ~ Oosf,, "a /.
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@ein Gbicrlein lit ouf Grocn
Dir, lieber Soft, slt flein,
Ou lieb'it iie olle perocn,
llno ollc lino lie bciu.
OaS %o9lciu in Den 2iiftcn
Sinat BIT aus boiler &ruit,
SIC Sd,longc III ben N(iiftcn
3ii9t bir III 2ebenSlult.
0ie 0iidlcirl Bic ba lt1pin,mcu,
Sinh, 9crr, Dor Dir nid)t itl,1m,
Su b0ret ibre Stimmcu,
Tor BIT fommt teiucS nm.
Mor Dir tonst in Der Spuuc
Der tleiue Mliitcn ldporm,
Bum Cant fit Ycbcnsluounc
Nf fcius su flciu ,lnb urm.
SDnn', Mono Ncbu ouf unb inter
Nu ociuem @noocnrcid,
llnb ale bcinc @uneer
Siuo ii@ an @r0bc 9lcid).
Ncin Spcrlina i1l(t bonn Sadie
Sbn' oid, bonn 9aupt fcin @oor:
: tDcurcr &otcr, pod,c
@ci uns aud III @ciobr.
3u Dir, su hir
Muft Nlcnid uno 5bier,
Scr @oacl bir iinAt
0os UilNlein bir iprinAt.
Iie @ieue bir iummt,
Ser Safer br brllmmt;
?(ud pfcifct Dir Dos Mauslctn flcin:
9crr @ott, bu iolllt 9clobct icin!
ST. &rcntono.
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-Giucn 0an clsortifel in
meDrcrtn 81 lt!iden Stdotcn 6ilOcn 5ur
3eit ouh mcnlNlit)c Stclcttc. $50 1T Der
gcp0bn:iNe 2turftprcis, un0 Die Gcrippe
9ebcn inlofcrn niNt su pcroNtcnoe 0o-
binctsltide ab, olS lie i6rcm Gigcntbu~
mer iortgclctt bos bcherijgcn5Ipertbc
Memento mNri urrI0ren >piitHcn.
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Obio N9aiicufrei1Nb,


ocrlld, I'm cincn ncucn N!pbcutrupp III
i orclWrcn uno Stun Nc}ilo Gottc fcinc
M{'tttl. 9l3 CT oos critic Ytol lcilc Shier<
dbtn c'nrrtrclrtc, mar CT mod !cCi0. Sebt
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Noter mehrercr tlcincr &inotr fir bie cr
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pcnlamm.cr. Iicltr Gerui 1u0tc iAm obcr
niht SIT, uuo Der &urmcr uno oie roubc
SoArcsicIt brohtc i'm toh ins &rob.
Gr ltarb in lcincr bclheioencn GuNjtnbe
an Der Yallo0s So;u>c 9)lorie. mo bic
&moer meltc nnr hrm McyNlt lcincr
ob9cridtctcn Ul9be CT 10 gut un1erholteu
batte, biiocn cbt Den c5c9enltono Scr 81
ieutIihsn 2Rilotbdti9ftit
- Gcnotor 2p9un fat einc 0uberi
prottiihe 9tctbooe entocdt, Den angeb=
lifbcn NihcrlprllN spi}hcn Tcliaicu unb
SNillcnlboi ouf cine dubcrF linnrcidc
9Nsile ST l0lsn. 99ic Gin Sueitlihcs 9lott
mittbeilt, bate bic cnor*,c Wus0tDnung
II. Der grcBe GiufluB Der WictDooi ltenfirNc
i'll Amerifa ouf i'm sur ,3cit, ols Der lebtc
FGon0rcs pcrlommclt lnO |cint 3cit upn
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mar, cincn lolhen GinOrucf NcmoNt
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6 INN obcr le!nc Belt niht erlautte, lib
oui ciri9c Sogc aus 9Solbinlton ,u ent=
fernel 10 fom CT oui Sic ovginclle sSScc,
lclncn geitritt sur &irhr tclc9ropbil6 i'll
crtlQrclt uno bthui? Der 5ouie 1cine Yho=
to9ropbie ein5ul lhicten. 9Senn audi 0iclc
GelhiNte nidt ,pubr lit, 10 lit lic bod
>uo6rid)cinliN uno w0Gtc 9ons i'm @eilte
Ae>uiller "Ncuipoliiten" lein, Die in einem
Sage ous Dem Qr6bten SiiHber Gin Homm
@ottcS 5n MAIDEN beDouptcn.
0crtotbolilb c Cen tt d T.
ocrcin III Cincinnati - 10 lDrcibt
Der Y. .. @croIo-bot SnbiNnotion5bc=
lNluiic 9cacn Nismartt poMirt. 0iclcs
1T cine crnltc 9ln9clc9enbcjt. Die mciltcn
&ric9s9criihte in europa loiltn Nb oui
Die "unbs nrneue" 0onolunymci1c tiIrigcr
&atbolitcn, Die Y!5morct ocnuncirtcn, su=
riltIUbrcn. SScnn penn 0cntroIuerein
nidt Der N}uno 9eltrpit uiro, 10 wcrocn
mir BATH cine 9fote pom btuiiGcn Ncibs=
tonjler boben, uno Gtootslccr1tdr Slid
lollte li6 I'M oie1c 9(nNclcAenAcit bctiim=
mcrn uno 10 ernlc %cupiflungcn nit
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unb lcDen elmer 9lero oes Urieoens NIT
SeGnl ludt eutgcAcn. 9(tcr unlcr CONNER
wiroc nuon9cncDm uno ocf0ruGbrin9cnO
>uerocn, 1uenn uns cine bcutlt0c Snpo=
lipn5 9lrmce iibcr cen 0ois fpmmen
lollte. Sismord ober fat ebcnlopicl Ne6t
NIT uns on5u6inbcn olS NIT ,0cl9ien.
-Giucn 9anocl in
mcbrcrcn DltliNen St0otcn bilocn 5ur
3cit ouN meniNlihc Stclettc. $'0 lit Der
9)torftprcis, uno Die @crippe
9e6cn inloicrn nibt I'll pcroNtcnoe Go-
binctsltijcfe ab, ais ]ic i6rcm Gigcutbii~
rnr f,rtcr1rit S,a ,ho
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-19
THE IEGISLATURE.

MONDAY, Feb. Is. -Senate-Ihe only business
transacted was the introduction Of two bills by
GrouseI, one in relation 10 stenographer for the
Recorders Court OF Detroit, the other regarding
anne ndmcnt 10 the police government OF the cityof
Detroit.
House-No business done in the House, owing
10 the absence OF a considerable number OF ths
members by railroad detentions.
TUESDAY Feb. .-Sendte-Numerous pot-
tons were received, the more important being one
from the Saginaw valley, asking tho repeal OF the
law for the inspection Of lumber; one from the
State Pathological Society," for an appropriation Of
81 900 TO enable them TO make exhibition OF Mich
igan fruit at Chicago; and several n,ifnerousiy
signed for the abolition OF the Office OF County su-
perintendent Of Schools.
House-T1,e joint resolution asking Congress 10
allow the soldiers and sailors to acquire home
stead lands without regard TO time Of settle
ment ami that asking Congress- TO remove the
Chicago and Michigan Lake shore riilroad
bridge across the st. Joseph r'er, on The ground
that IL has spoiled the harbor OF relug' ana the
bill incorporating the village OF Hancock, Lake
Superior were pa, ~ 1. The latter has provision
allowing the Board of Trustees 10 give 10 them
selves and other officers of the corporation an all
nual dinner at public expense "A large mum
Der of petitions received for tie estibllshnent
of tax upon liquors also, several to have the pro
hibitory law made str ngent; for the rpeal OF
the law taxing mortgages: TO establish school OF
dentistry at Michigan University; and for legis-
lative request 10 Congress 10 award discharged sol
ders and sailors 5000 in money, instead OF leo acres
of Ian
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New Grasses.

The Savannah (Ga.) Republican says !:
After Gen. Sherman made his ma oh
to the sea, all in the wide track of wa ,te
aud desolation that he made with the
tramp of his footmen and the iron feet of
his cavalry there sprung up new and
unknown grass from the soil, which the
farmers called Sherman clover 1t
would grow up in the most unexpected
places, and it is said would root out Der
muda grass aud, aSk strange similarity,
we now hear that after the Franco Prus-
sian war of 1S7O-71 in many districts of
France new vegetation sprang up, evi-
IDENTIFY the result of the invasion. 1t was
believed that this vegetation would be-
come acclimatized, but very few of the
species introduced in this way appear
likely to continue to flourish. In the
departments of Loir and Loir-et-C Cher. of
l63 German species at least one-half have
already disappeared, and the surviving
species diminish in vigor each wear.
Scarcely five or six species appear TO
manifest any tendency to become accli-
matized. Can any of our naturalists ac-
count for it Z"
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McDougal of Litchfeld, and Asa q. Edwards
of Hillsdale, Directors.
A YOUNG lady from Minnesota, who has been
living with her relatives at Eagle, Clinton coun-
ty, for some time past, jumped from her win
dow, few nights ago, having nothing but her
dress, skirt and stockings to protect her from
the cold and went to the house of an uncle
four miles away. In tho morning che made
two attempts to kill horself by cutting her
throat The cause of her insanity is unknown.
The Board Of Supervisors of Wayne county,
in special session for the purpose of examining
the accounts of the County Clerk, discovered Il
deficit of sl2, for the past two years. The SEES
sion cost the county about 1850.
w. +. WILLARD, OF Ferrysburg, was last week
paid 90 600 by Messrs. Kerby Z Co., ship build
ers at Grand Haven for three sticks Of timber
Ir il reported that n cook in a lumber camp
on the Manistee river has fallen heir to
80, 900, 600.
The pretty Observation-Disclosures is good
this class having been opened there in the past
thirty days. Complaints have been made 10 the
Mayor asking him to revoke their licenses
A CHARITY BALL recently given at Detroit
Melted II, 2O0.s0, which was turned over to the
Relief and Aid Society.
THE State Reform Association is to meet at
Lansing on the Sd Of March.
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hstrOtls 10 my family, ana silence could be no
longer safely maintained. / intended to put
forth true statement in order that the people
who thought there was some foundation
for her story might say, Well, here wa
have the true statement which explains every
thing" The witness showed this story TO per-
haps twenty or twenty-five persons, including
Mr.. Beecher and Dr. storrs. At the conclusion
of Iilton's testimony an old employee Of the Til
ton household, Catherine Cary, was brought on
the witness stand. and created a sensation by
her evidence She testified that she had seen
Mrs. Tilton on several occasions sitting on
Beecher's knee. This act was perhaps, harm
less in itself but according to Mrs. Gary it was
supplemented by frequent visits by Mr.. Beecher
10 Mrs. Tlton's private apartments.
Foreign.
The Kahn of Khiva has paid the last install
ment of his war indemnity to Russia.
Bismarck will not resign.
China is threatened with civil war.
The Irish home rule members propose TO
withdraw in body from Parliament unless a
resolution to repeal the act of union il adopted.
1cIuauy pIOLlDitSu ihiloieodou VI
the American potato.
The bill for the creation of Senate has been
defeated in the French Assembly.
Seventy thousand men arc wanted, and must
be forthcoming, for tho Spanish army. The
government proposes TO send Is, 900 of them to
Cuba, and the remainder will be used against
Carlos.
Ex-Marshal Bazaino, on his arrival at
Santander to assume an important command
in the Spanish royal army, was Kissed by the
French residents, who had obtained permission
to serenade him. The police were obliged to
protect him from violence and insult when he
departed for Madrid.
NJ. Achille Fould, the eminent French states
man and financier, formerly Minister under
Napoleon Ill, died in Paris on the 18th.
That troublesome bone of contention, the
Manitoba amnesty question, has at last been
removed from Canadian politics by the passage
of bill pardoning all engaged in the affair
but Rel, Lepine and O'Donoghue.
The Archbishop of Dublin has written pas
toral letter condemning the mission of the Chi
cago revivalists, Moody and Sankey.
Major Leach of the Irish international Rifle
Team, has written letter, stating that the an
nual match for the "All Ireland " or Leach
Challenge Shield, which has been heretofore
open to Irish clubs only, is now open to Amer-
cans also, but to no other nationality.
The British Foreign Department has in
structed its representatives at Madrid to recog-
nize Alfonso as King of Spain. All the other
European powers will probably do likewise
shortly.
The Japanese government has called in all
the struggling currency of the country, and in
May next will fill its place with treasury notes,
Of the character of the treasury notes of the
United States government.
John Mitchell and DR.. Kenealy, the counsel
for the Tichborne claimant, have both been
elected to the British Parliament-the former
from Tpperary without opposition and the lat
ter from Stoke-on-Trent by 2, 900 majority.
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STATE PIONEER SOCIETY.
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.

President-Oliver G. Comstock, Marshall.
Wee Presidents-Henry A. Goodyear, Barry; Al
bert Miller, Bay; Charles Dickey, Calhoun; VIM.
Besley, Clinton; H. A. Shaw, Eaton T. II. Thorn
son, Genesee; T.. o. Grosyenor Hillsdale; Minos
McRobert, Ingham; Louis Lowell, Ionia; David
Johnsons, jackson; Henry Little, Kalamazoo T.. j.
Hubert, Houghton: Orsou IL. Look, Kent; +. A.
Dewey, Lenawee; James Terrill, Lapeer; II. II.
Harmon, Livingston; X. y. Eldrdge, Macomb
Jacob Houghtou, Marquette; Gouyerneur Morris,
Monroe; Ii. ii. Holt, Muskegon A. C. Baldwin,
oakland; Charles A. Hull Saginaw b. o. Williams,
ShiaHassee; VIM. H. Cross, Ut. Joseph; Mrs. Is. G.
Farrand, st. Clair; Townsend North, Tuscola; 4.
d. Lay, Washtenaw, and jonathan Shearer Wayne.
Secretary-Harriet A. Tenney, Lansing.
Corresponding secretary-E. Longyear, Lansing.
Treasurer-O. NJ. Barnes, Mason.
Executive Comnittee-O G. Coinstock, otticio
Witter j. Baxter Jonosville; Levi Bishop Detroit.
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Two JAPANESE gentleman, who have
been examining the Pennsylvania oil re-
gions under commission from their gov.
eminent, have purchased for shipment
to Japan, two boilers and engines and
the necessary drilling tools and other
fixtures for earth-boring.