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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10

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Tor advertisers. Edition
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5000 900 Acres of the best Farming ansI
Agricultural Lands in America, situated in
and near the beautiful Cottonwood and Great
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ing the manafacturer, DANIEL =. BE1TTY.
W ashington. New Jersey. 45-It
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GnTvInIvu UuaG arVoT1GIUns anu utI-
ditions in their works will be com
pl eted in Jan. next, for the man
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frightiul destruction
necessary to make
noes. Timber shnnld
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SUPPLEMENT-;
Presidents Message.
tEEf TL-,
RETROSPECTIVE.

a. the Senate and. House ot-RspreSentG-
- L.rss ~ - ga = ~ - 81,
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Iecond-hand Inafrnman.a go.
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Ia The month Of July Iasl The building
erected for the Department nf State was
taken possession of and occupied by that
Department. | am happy to say thai the
archives aud valuable papers of the gov
eminent in the custody Of that Depar
ment are now safely deposited and proper
" cared for
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Since my last annual message the ex
change has been made Of the ratification Of
treaty of commerce and navigation with
Belgium, and of conventions with the
Mexican Republic for the further extension
of the joint commission respecting claims
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CHURCHES SHOULD BE TAXED.

In connection with this important ques-
ton would also call your attention to the
importance of correcting an evil that, if
permitted to continue. viii probably lead
to great trouble in cur land before
the close of the nineteenth century.
II Is the accumulation of vast
amount Of. untaxed church property
In 1907 believe, the church property Of
the United States which paid no tax. mu-'
nicipal or state. amounted to about $s3,-
0O0, 900. In 1905 the amount had doubled.
In 1875 it is. about $1,000, 100000. By
1900, without check, it is safe to say this
property will reach a sum exceeding 3d.
900 ,0OOO, 900, So vast sum with all the
hrotectioh and benefits Of the government,
without bearing its proportion of the
burduns of the same, will not be looked
upon acquiescently by those who have paid
taxes. IN growing country where real
estate enhances so rapidly with time as in
the United States, there is. scarcely a limit
10 the wealth that may be acquired by cor
porations, religious or otherwise, if allow
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.AMExue HoxoRAbLE faoA cad I

|NDS "'s'S-SADA%A NA-~A 49,
Chill has made reparation in the case of
the whalesbip !. 6 God Return seized n;
ont sufficient cause upwards OF forty years
ago. Though she had been held accounta-
bic, the denial was never acqniesced in
by this government, and the justice of the
claim has been so earnestly contended for
that it has been gratifying that she should
have AT last acknowledged it.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyKsTOs May ~ ihIa
Cotton steady middng 6o Vet receipts, loS bales;
grosA !sd sales 2si5 stock, STAG
KEw ORLEANS. MAY H. 1915
Cotton nrmer good demand; midilng l59Se, Nei r.
ceipts. l2t bales gross, l3i2 sales t6vu stock lho
MoHILK May Is. 1878
Cotton steadicr; Kidding, l5ne. Net receipts, 81
bales sales 5O stock, 2ll2L
sAvAHsAH MAY IS 1874
Cotton quiet; mddInG, i5sc. Net receipts S67 bales
gross, 5N rNporSlu GREAT Britain, aV4is eoastWIse
~ sales, is4 stock, 5000.
coton-pemapd fair middhng S.se =. Das S Ss'
receipts 90 bales Exports eoastwlse I'D SAFES GU
OswEGo Nav 49, Ism
sprng. 81 amber winter 81 25 Tor white winter and
- ~ Tor double extra. Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee
sI % ,5 5V eAhs whs Mlcsa ~ 30, I9 Urn s meai
sSl for boed $50 for unbolted. per ton Mieod IN.
changed shorts s.s shipstuns SO aud middnes $27
par Ton Railroad ireiants lower-Flour % Boston 81
TO New York. &c 70 Albany Troy and schenectady 2Sc
Lake receipts2 5O0 bushels wheat $4,000 feet lumber
BUFFALO, May Is, lSh
l23 800 do oats, y 600 Co ahpmentsFour, Ab5O bblS
wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, A000 oats, Y,0O do,
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat-Buyers and eliers
generally wide apart with little disposition 70 Operate
under any circumstances. sales 40 bushels No Ghi
cago 81 ~, 400 white Michigan at 81 80 Corn held
above BUYERS views about sic. SIC for Western No
in siore demand X remcy meagre. Oats quiet and
nnchanged PORK steady Al So Tor heavy mes. Lard
steady at 1916 Highwines nominay ~ 81
CHICAGO, May Is, 1873
The Board OF Trade closed noon on OF the
reunion OF the Grand Army OF the Republic. The iol.
higher 81 Oh SIUl1 cash or May 81 O3A une 81 O64
july. Corn hrmcr, higher and steady 72s4c. cash or
May. 74'sc N,c june, nc July oats quiet but firm,
81 Is June s2i 80 july So y august Lard dull Of
hogs quiet steady arm aud unchanged. REGENTS, 1901
Castle dull Receipts, $500; market oveTstccked
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A -$l6O,OoO MADE IN TWO hoNTHs-A WALL
Alex Frothinyham A Co, L. Wall stree who deal in
privileges have paid tins enormous 10 their
customers during short space OF time some per
have made high $4,000 from only 500 origi
naily invested AM many have made Sl,OOe ana over
rom only $50 They paid IN single day over $4p oV
for winch only $500 received or $1,000 net Droht
10 various people, Tney employ continuously from
twelve 10 competent book keepers anu assistants
With this strong they often compelled TO re
main at their work until midnight This energetic hrm
well deserves tie credit OF being the leading house IN
their branch business and II Is most wonderful 10
knowledge that they have established thus business IN
the short space OF five years
they have customers who reside in nearly every state
Of Union the Dominion ~ Canada; nom the Island
OF Cuba they receive orders rom persons VINO are Don
tinuay dealing stocks Their business has become so
extensive renced respondents are EN-
poyed atteod 10 Their advertising accounts Their
cards may in every first class newspaper pub
shed ia the United states To this they attribute por
their We advise those desiring 10 place
their business with arm POSSESSING The very highest
uprghtness and who conduct their business
upon honest principles 10 deal with this house
They also Issue weekly report OF the condition oil
affairs Wall street which they glad mail tree
for year, any who desires and coniemDlates
specuatin0
send for iL-Evening Mail Of yesterday.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Steady and the Mar
ket Heavy.
GOLD l15 90 a 115 81.
Honey on Can gI-9 and Per Cent and
Capital Abundant
WALL STREET.


Tho STOCK market to-day was dun ana the prices
Of an acaYe securities changed less than one per
cent me sales amounted 20 only I5S, GOO shares.
and arc thus indicative OF a gradual decline 10 the
pubhc interest," winch attends active operations
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes u The past twenty-four hours are
"a follows
ApyAHcR.-Auantic and Pacific telegraph, =
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, rs Delaware anu
Iackawanna n Erle, ~. Joseph Lake
hnOre n Northwest common, = Pacific Mail, y
Rock Island, "a 81. Pau preferred u; wabash,
x Kansas Northern preferred, X District OF Co
fnmbia three sixty -nves, y; gold, , Erie Ia Lon
don, 4. -
DkCIrRR-ohio and Mississippi, = Panama, y;
Onicksllyer IL; ST. PAU common, = Union Pa
che Western Union, y Kansas Paclnc J;
New Jersey Southern, y.
The stationary stocks were New York central,
G., q ana !. Z, harlem ana missouri PaciHc,
OPENING. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIcEs
the fonowing TAME shows the opening, highest
and luwest prlces 81 the day
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night fell through to-day owing 60 the n IDEAS ~
holders fne market Glosed irn some oi the business
reported ~ SC advance sellers generally ask
ing ~ advance as the market closed. Futures
closed strong AZ the following quolauons;-hay,
y Sso l6ac June 10 Izo l64ci July, 10 is-i2e
AZ oc August 10 1881. l6sfc. September l6'ac
~ e sc Octt Der 4 81 ~ l6c November - . ~
~ - December, laMe NJ 25azc January, 10 SLID
loc February, ID &ihc. l6'4c, March. l0 7-i6e.
a 10 las-e April lhae l6A4. Quotations based o.
standard OF classification IN force September INA AMI
upland cotton ia store running in quahty not more
tnan malt grade above below the grade quoted Or
binary it4e. good ordinary, lb54c. strict good Or
binary. l55G low Tniddtng Ice middng, l69tc good
middhng, TAG Quotations based on American standard
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For future aehvery baSis mddng) The sales have
been follows; YESTERDAY, after two +. M-May 100
at 10 il6c june 100 at 10 SIZE 700 AZ l6isc. July,
100 At Ia BE- SOo at I6kc GO at 10 932c August 100
at 10 53c september 800 al 10 6-iuc 500 at l6iac 40
at Gs2c Octoper 100 At L. "a &c December, 30 at IS
y sc January, 40 AZ Lac February 600 al 10 3S2c.
March L00 1870, Total 100 bales To-day, up
June, 4O i6e 30 at 20 6c July 5000 at 10 slice,
40 az 10 BE August 900 at lolsc, ~ ct 10 l5s2c,
2OOO i6jsc., 400 at 10 IT-s2c go at l6Ac., 60 At
l6 7s2e 40 at ~ l6c loo al ~ Use 900 At 6 y6c
September. 100 A. 10 s-32c. 500 at 10 5l6c. 100
rs ll-2c 400 l66l6c. 800 at is l32c 800 I6 6c,
80 al 10 lis October 100 at 10 sl6c 1900 at l5sSc.,
$40 At rs 295lc November, loo at 10 l9sc 90 l6Ac,
M al 10 2S2c J9uuary, 500 at is 20 &c March, s0O 1t
lGsc April 100 at l69sc. Total 49, bales. Grand
total "a gu bales Exchange-Ac paid TO exchange 200
November for October The receipts at the ports
follows:-aaveston. 63 bales; New Orleans 1924; Mo
bile, 81 sRvannah, 5O1; Charleston 346 Wilmington 20;
Norfolk 100; New York 295 PhiladelDna a. Total,
20 This day last week, 2-isl fhs day last year,
frelghts closed follows ITO Havre by steam, &c To
Hamburg. By steam, &c To Bremen, by steam, &c by
sail NC. compressed 10 Liverpool by steam, I'D. by
fLouR AND GRAIN -Receipts-Piour $50 bbls wheat,
40 100 bushels b5 81 do oats 81 BOO do,
meal. 30 bags The hoar market remained without
change. The demand was moderate and transactions
were crc nmscrbed owing partly 10 the limited supply
shipping but the tendency OF the market
downward, ana sales 10 any considerable extent could
not have been made save At lower prices TIE sales
about 100 bbls including $40 bbls extra state, At
81 20 RIVE less active Corn meal was Inactive
The sales we're go bbs and sacks al 81 ~ for
DIVINE 81 20 o. 50 for Western yellow 81 ~ 81 SO
Jersey ana Pennsylvania per Dbl. 81 w tor yellow
Oh Va nd Raj
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

PROVIDENCE X. L, MAY IL 1879
Printing cloths very dull; offered at 5sc. thirty DAYS
for best 64x64 spot goods
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Wheat remained dull ana without decided change III
free Hesrs . arTSe There e Was %ey hte de
mand however either for immediate future delivery
Chicago in store; 81 Is Tor 30 MirSesota 81 q ior
choice Do, to arrive, 81 a for amber, 81 10 for No
not changed We note sales OF 7sO bushels
held 81 % Sic, ina Sc Sssc Tor mixed see Tor
yellow Oats were active at in prices, the market
$4,000 bushels ii nc. Tor Canada mixed adoa; 75c.
751sc store 7dSc sfoat and 76c for all way for No
Chicago mixed 561sc for white Iowa Tic. 7711c for
cnoiee Western mixed Rye was quiet and nominal at
81 Is asket and 81 OF bid Barley was neglected and
nominal former prices
FRsIGErs were more active The engagements we're \;
bales cotton At al as 10 London ~ sail 5ol
cheese sos The charters were AN Italian bark,
hence 70 Cork for orders With $50 quarters grain At
Is IVA another, with SOOO quarters grain. hence 70
Bsla1 o. Waterford. At IS 4iSi. An Austrian bark,
weEan snip, hence U Bremen or Hamburg with 5O0
b, refined petroleum AZ a. A Norwegian bark, with
4s "a another hence ii \ wedsh port with 200 bbls
refined petroleum On private terms a German bark,
y 40 bss -efnec peIr"leum AZ 4s: another with go
b0Is rchn-d petroleum. hence 70 Norwegian port
lenan hence Il -tet in Al 4 Sd
HInLs-.Ae market continues quiet with sales y
200 Matanpros private terms 5,2l0 Monleyideo at
sSilshier- II S5,c We auote .-Dry-Baenos Ayres %
lps q rs, 2s,1c se, gola seeeted, DO. z
Z Is ~ "a Isl doi 20 0 s,o s1.nas q lbs
a. California u ibs Is bs &c IA. do: Central Amer
s sa z H. % a. DO Ma.a@oT a q r. sa5 HsAn
ALE, A. do Vera cruz e NJ lglbs lsc &c. DO, DO
TsOasso dIy p5 gisslfs@ 7 r. lss Isc 0G
l7c 90 40. Bahia u rs ~ hi ice lie. do. DO.
DO Curacao snd Rio dache dry and p,ckledi, L lbs
LsATHEs -ielniock sole was in hight iemand steady
priceG We quote
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ml5 AND 1870 4. III.

d 4 "a r ~ i22 ginO0 q 6-gn 7, iH...... 1927.
Ia i2l7s 10000 9 $40 &, Ga l2lli
5 "a n u, u. l2l7S 1900 6s, :, %. b e no.
rlKSi B0ARn-lO:S0 A. N.
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The Treasury balances reported rom wash
ington to-Iay we're follows Currency,
$4,000; coin, 500 ESQ oo0 less coin certificates
Sal 65OoOo Natiousl uank notes received for re-
demption TO-DAY 10000 customs received
$4,000; revenue 10. sts0.0oo; customs receipts
Tor wees ending May 3 s. $4,000. Inc Assistant
Treasurer paid ont to-day $4,000 % account 81
interest ano tiss,oOo n redemption d aye-twentv
bOUQ9
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MURRAY.-Aprt n ~ No. z Alfred road, Claugh-
ton. Cheshire England the vile o! CAPTAIN
George :. Murray. 81 -icAmsnip City u Brussels,
Ol son,
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THURSDAY way u irs

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A ASSOCIATE WITH 500 TO $500 WANTED Al
Il 50, tour experienced statesmen In WesthroGks Bon
Ton Table sauce and Vinegar Factory, us hudson -
, 1875-04-16

shon will como tbs destruction nf tho wicked
and publication Of tho oar.h by fire. after ~flcti
tho New Jerusalom will 10 set lip and Christ will
Reporter tho affair does not come oH on
tho 18th according to 'hc programme, will II do
etrny your falth7
T2ara,sn-it ia not possible that 1t slon1a
fail. II II shouldn't como, thon l elion!d any
tlloro WAS no tclliuy anJtliug by reason. Dut
IN ross,untrr or rA11unr
qod's prom!aoa nro tho ccar and dct!ntee.
1eportcr-llo" many arc shore Of your belief
hcro7
Tlu,sman-About 100 I belong to Doaton
but am lore now bocauso tho Church Inns not
been long started hero. There will bo meetings
9.aesye q oshaos Il onta s 4y Doson
Lynn, philadelpbia. nasrisonb,,g; Fn.. and at n
placo snmo co miles below 1llrhm0n3. whose
name I forget Thero aro abcqs 2,oo0 Who cx-
poet tho Lords counting there.
Neporter-1That a1o
THE PECULIAR CEREMONIES
Of your Church,
ThurmAn-Juss Tho samc As In tho Apostolic
Church. Wo heal niolt by tho laying OIL OF hands,
o.o* somo Of rs arc moved to prophecy at times,
but We arc mistaken sometinoa. tor up IN LsR-
trail they prophcs,cti tho coming ef Christ On
April G. but lie didn't come. you know:
Roportor-Aro yon native Of this btate7
Ihnsman-No; MAS born In AlbomA.le Coun-
IT,. Va, and was farmer thcrc,. I Was an inf-
dol once. Why. usna to rand Tom rsine.
wan frat convinced Of tho truth Of tho DIbio by
in tLe csming Of Christ. That was thrty-two yoara
ago, aud lava beeu e.udSlng this ever ainco.
| spent eovon yoars In astronomical tuvest,Ea-
tionB and calculated cclipaoa for 40 years back
Ia otdor to got my chronology tight.
neportereAre you acquainted with Greek md
uebrew7.
TIurman-1 gst along by means Of 'nteslincar
trnnslations ami dictionaries.
, 1875-04-16
COtOREp JUBILEE,

Sp<c,aI Dfsrdfeh TO Yhs Chiedao 1r'oa"e' ,.
BouTu bend. Ind, Apti! ,l5.-Tho co'olea ~ ~,
pto OF South Dead and surfounilnG eoaaI, ~
LsId = celebration in tho A-a1emy Of Aus'1 80
honor Of The: pataage Of ths Civil ls'sn!' ,.m.
Ths Indictment weather DEPRIVED them OF I'D ID.
expeeted patronage from the whites -, A.
missiun foo was charged Tor tho pnFpose ~ .,so -
fsaying tho expenses, and supper W. sa.
served to those rbo, desired. 1ot ct
dresaes ware delivered BY J, - M;sn.
of this city, and o. O. Lur.is, Of Ni'ssSS S,,, bs.
Mr. Lott said that lilo colotet roope, ana' a =.
tpg equAl boforo tha isw, we're TOO p'oaq p1o uo,
waited. lit. Curtis was proud 10 eelse.th ~ - tpt M
satitIcation os'the Flttesntn Am*namsa,. 80, ~ but
liz Carrying out oi lilo .s.e,:op1, =, oso o. =. ~
Declaration Of tndarondeucs, thAt y. A. uuphen
CT eated equal. Ile suloglzed !he asi I,sxa Tsa
party for tIeir part tn esvssus tha slatsd III
10 oqualitye before tbs !as, And @ eaa a!rthnr ple
dcted thai that part. would st:nd u9m N'n,' ''i
would no longer ba any tssF Of AGi:sad AG.nsd s1ai
colorod gles club from Nlles fu1paaee
lent muaio fos tho oocasio1.
, 1875-04-16

Ths leader Of tue Timiats as those who fix
on the 10th ara btyled, Ia = man nanod william
q. Thurman, who publ!ahes pspar at Doatoa
entitled Tho Time Appointed. He has beea
preaching through Illinois great deal lately.
mud will swat tic crack Of doom tn Chicago.
Ills followers claim that they can
PgnronH M11AcLxA
"a according to tho Dihls, "uenous are cays
out; tlley speak With now tongues; II they
drink any deadly thing II does not burt them."
Tas baptism in thsr nav faith cous!ats OF ;
triple immersion. They aEe PMS under ths watsr
threo times, face aowuwaEd, IN tho pAme Of tho
three persons OF the Qol-hesd taRen ,BspA.
xateIy, There are = number OF those
religioolsta In Oshkosh, Wis.,. and At
ons Of sheir meetings during tho wtnser tho
excitpmcn. ran 10 high that The police had 70 b
, 1875-04-16
ADVENTIST DOCTRINE.

k.osA Aooi.1o'oA W 4nI -:
1ne1o Is 1oGna, ~, % snon ~. ~ sa's Wy,
meesns =. 40, 80 "s". a9osoa asor,,a,'", u.s
!of 10 r. pas,os aso M NV. - ..,aa. ns -,
'ns No oae NE "eas 1aao ..,s a,n,t.m.n na
An1 t"DoNI sA'sa up1a s.'. ~ ~ r.. ~.
oo'.''eo eoPA''1 e'e'"'' 49, Aea~ - A~
is1 ooct3'ue' ,
49,. a"' n e'.-1ogaA ~, ,,.
sceps sfna'1 oakoss. "'lo' nnuans COUNTS
.e s asas a1 aud dGa s..1 and ht t. uro
"a ~. no.sh,a phvsinal characteristics of This
sa,oa+ .a,sr.t,s, Fl. b.. tbo con,.oa n, t,ia
oosuas NJ e s,,,,,,sa d.1.ss .sa .rc,s ,rt..,
freedom and ehEnessness Of hls belief. The son
Of Baptist preacher, and reared In Massachu-
s,tts hi,naeif and his three brothers sro al Ad.
.an.s.t r.o,ctar~ ". b,. ho., ,rc,c,,,n, for
tho last thirteen yeafs IN dsi'erent States, ana
bis congregation lere numbers about sixty nen-
bern.
Fron, hi. statameusa. It apnesra that the Ad-
.sr,,.ta dIfyo, m,ter1,l,v ,rom nther Eyance.lcal
Sensista asnes ms.es'aIy lion o.ael 1sauseaea,
churches IN their theo'og'cas no1aona' ine5 no1a
that In consequence Of tho trhnsgresaion Of
Adam ho became mortal, aud that this mortality
ues desceuded to al Ills offspriug. The work ot
ths1sts asohemen' ~ !" "!Po sway tne eou,@
queues OF that trapsE1eeaion' and restore tho
saints to that condition Of blissful immortality
from pbIeh Adam fell Those Hho do not tae-
49,. a." s.,r..ia., ..-ora,aa ~ t,.n ~ w..
eeps se So. ..,i.s. - Iii,
bAvior iaa OF obtaining Immortality aad nlti-
mbtely aui1et extinction. Tha reportcE called
Mr.. Mccullouch's ntteutiop to the fact that the
rGh1a de.,nrad thn
0'~'.
Taking down his Hfeek lestamehs, Ae posnteo
to Matthew .Av.' 49, whiel ia tue EnEl'sh
~ - stir, ,,,,,,ui,roart hrt +Ec
, 1875-04-16
RAILROAD NEWS.
Immense Increase in tho Enrn-
ings Of the Baltimore
s. Ohio.
Miscellaneous Items.

Special Dspateh tn TAt Ch,eaoo 7rsbund.
WAsH1NoToN. D. g., April 15.-Tho. RAILROAD
war does not accm 10 hayo diminished the onthu-
elaam Of tho Baltimore l. Ohio noad With respect
to ita Western connections, President Garrett
has Just mado report, which Is published hoFc.
He says: "The month OF March showed M In
crease In the grcss earnings OF tho Baltimore &
Ohio Company over tho san1o month In 1879 Of
4l03. TIA, Notwithstanding the diminished rates
for passengers. Iho scsenae on tho nain stem
from this source slloMs au increase OF 45 per
cent. Ths earnings OF tho Chicago Dlvlalon
wore &lO1,C25, an Increase Of moro tlan 30 por
cent on tho preceding mouth" Speaking Of
Tom Scott, Mr. Garrett says:
70 punish tha Baltimore l. Ohio Company hs re-
ducoa tho rates from baltimore to tho West to
half and In to much leaa than ouehaf tho
eharges from rhilade!rha s9d New iosk I'D noston
the city 81 rhl!adeplla to I'D directly sha Baltimore
il policy With suceess that has attracted Tho atscn
ton of tho whole country. Ho haa given to the open
.H % u enss' e. t.
ee and fano for unparalleled usefulness which ye'rs
short urno ws hare seen tho announcement tEat the
Peapsylytna Company haa ceased to po7 Interest on
iaaisn. oentr.l CONF Company, @ .na Il ai.o no,eed within
few days past that !. tue annual rsetinR of tho Pitts
. s ps 81 I: sSa 4s.soes s
mousy adopted declaring, tho income. OF
thnt road ;. insufficient to rsy tn in;
tic principal, $1,000 900, due April 1875. We know
full wel ta.t tho rites hxsd BY the pennayyan!. Rail-
tire 70 that roaa that Is csns per 1o1 pounls from
Dal4mos To- Clicago, with laEgs amounts Of drAyago
great loases whnn that lam i divided be:ween the
Northern Central the rsnnsyIran1a, aud thu 14tsbuEg
Fort Wayne Chicago 1!oaus. Bueh rates may pro
daee cataa'Eopho % Tho great road from ht,so1sH 70
upon their Two great aud loadipE. lno'. 10
wh!ah ratsteucs bas besn msdst aud tas bonds Of
practically guaranteed by the poDnaylyania Railroad
Cun,papy. Whether thte conflict continues fsF long
or short PERIOD the Baltimore Ohio Company arc de-
tesminsd to preserve tho policy of tndcpsndcnse.
We have deemed It privilege to battle, and y neees-
sasy nake sacrifices for tbs great ob}eot In view
We a the satisfaction Of knowing at this poriod that
investors from New York and Chic $50 arc purchasing
real esate In orr suburbs anu merchants from mRo9
quarters arranging % t1ansfer their homes to our
city and 4mong tha gratifying results attendant upon
tcse tsxay d}nculata lilo constant md iuereas-
Ing prosperity Of our commnn3.
, 1875-04-16
A MASONIC JAR.
spsesas D1paseh to Tho chieaao a$tbun*.

Epsc3aE Dl5poEch % Ihd Ehlad7o aF76Ua3-
DUBUQUE, H., April 1o.-Tho Masons Of Du-
buqus aro now engaged In Al exciting oontro-
yessy, tho point Ia dispute being whether or not
dancing shoo!d be SLOWED As Masonic fcativala
and other entertainments Of that pataso, 10
Mastes Chapman holds to tho negative, aud has
deprived two prominent officers, Taylor aud
uullbest, OF thoir jsve!s Of office TOR insubo1li-
nation. Ills action Ia tue matter ls strongly
condemned by all the loading Masoua. and IA
Appea1 has been taken to tho Grand Lodge,
which meels in Juno ue1t. The Mksoua OF Du-
buauo propose 70 lind out what rights ttoJ hAys
In this matter.
, 1875-04-16

In The county-seAs questson between Sioux
Vaplds md NaAsll. Hueua Waits County. lowa,
remousttauccs aud patit,oa4 have been consltl-
and thu matter haa beeu decided Ia sa,os OF
Newell, and tho people thsts celebrated tho
eYepe, fripg caunou, ek1.
, 1875-04-16
DISSOLUTION.

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