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POEMS.
HEno: An tI1sT0R1oAL FI4AY. Dy W. " BfcRr
lamo., pi,. .75. Hsw York: bcsihref. sYelford i
lrtce, H.
OAa7ooss, ~ MARGARET J. Pa1s7oa, lomo,. M.
$40, Hnston: Hattrls LrotAerA. pltrv 81 6y "'
TnE HID 4xp THE HxLL; WITH O1HkH ioEns LIZ
tHKl4IoPMER IEAhkK CnAKc4. l3mo,, I'D at.
Eostun: Janrs Il. 0sKood 4 Co.
Tue MYTH oY sT"sk 1poL: lovx-rxaKxp or pA-
xo7A. Ny WILLIAM i. IoNrs, a. H. Iat9 President
Of lhs Northwestern Female colleac. Evanston. iii.
l2mo., ~. u. Chicago; j. G. Gz,g9a 4 C., Fries.
M.45.
Mr. Story has chosen for tha hero Of hs drama
ous Of tho most defeated Of the vicious aud
brutal Empesors whose priof but bloody retxna
occupied, With two or threo abort lntetmlasIous,
the ltst caututy Of tho Augus&an era. TLa ae,s
Of Nero xsss sufficiently grim lnd d,sefui to ill
many sepA1ato sragedies full OF gloom and hor.
sos. yot the whole measure Of hls odious dooda
IL condensed nto this. hut, with tho skill OF tho
cousummats astist, tue story IL ~ varied aud .e-
llsved by tho charms OF tho Yehic!e III which IL
is conseyed. aud BY ths ezpodients alwsys lsslti~
E-::; In :ae hands Of tho dramatic narrator, that
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young Nllru Just u It 4OcH tA0 A4utt: Ne1kptlY
aud yltascs it, until 1t cccts. because it Is ID.
erAtuya Of sterling merit.
II comes in our Way to notice worry often, and
in terms Of p1asse, lho jayenilo works that pour
steadily from tue p1ess Of our counstv; aud kho
oommcAdation IL cheerful1y, because deseryeu!y,
givon. soule OF our lnoat gifted writer's are en-
gsecd IN producing shosa books. which are IN
eyory way clever and winuiug but,
sn'onS tho whole humber that have
lhsuod from our prominent publishing houaes
during the past year, not aboys hali-doza1-
aud !ao allowance il hberal-hayo simad to DO
anything n,o1e lhau diverling. Tho greater ra1t
Of theBe are pure. oven moral, IN tone aud, taken
stngy, would bo wholeaoDo; but, road iu auan-
t!tes aud exclusively, ,-as thors il presumption
that they arc. Or they would not he su lavishlJ
pua1ished.-the et1oct IL certainly most piufious.
There IL an easy remedy for tic oy, aud how
Rn1lously parents should urge 1t! Let our H..
Eenious authors. W1o AaVe taste Tor preparing
lnyenlle literature. employ their tatcnt part Of
tho tlme ~ writing simple verb.ous of the actual.
influential osents iu tho career OF uauAnot,
There Is Al exhausttcsa amount of tho bcat
material for chlldrons books to DO extracted
from the history Of anc!opt aud modern
nations. 4nd from tho biographies OF em'-
inY, ,tssgtral stories that have been Pre-
served IN thu Teoorn8 Ut the people, be skiIlfuly
adapted to Guilds understanding aud lApy
Will lose nono Of thelE Charm from bc,ug t.uo.
Imagination c&unot invent more touching st!s-
ri"g accounts than tho.s Which lla emballssd in
tho aunAls OF tho past. and which SHOULD 30 So
leesed and f!eshlS rendered for tho Instruction
VI Young readers.
There are exsaut three or four Juvenile his
tosIes of moder, natious, aud Tow luyeulle
biographies OF celebrated pcrsoua:es Ut 1eceut
tunes but they are BY far too rare. Why
khnnld not authors in every generation repeat
ano" tue tales of history for the good Of the
enudson, md thereby get tho return. which
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mona Of the epgsaree's art.
THREE GREAT AMERICANS.
Hsx1enss. ny Sill EVAN nosI4sn ,onr* Gn'ss untis,i
ssa,e. consul. Newcastle ucon.ryas: With sss.l
Mso. sta yp %s ch,ssSo Ssw fSta
l. Co. r1ire, -.
1Aess sketches are written with good deal Of
vlRor aud generous feoling. aud impart = lively
conception Of the subjects and scenes portrayed,
Thcre ia sosne inequality III tho strlo. .-occasoa-
a pssssges being st!!ted and oyerwlonghs,- but,
for tho most part, tho writer ia inspired with
sincere Azdor. that burns and gowa In his Ian.
gaage. and klndIes = similar fro in
the mind Of h& reader. Az good
tssto does not always control the authors
dict'on,, 10 it fails At slmcs to guide
him fu tho oppression Of sentiments; ; and there
nre corlsin shincs said, especially in tue i|rht
eassy. which would bettef havr boon omitted.
Iha manner in which tho marriage OF L,ucoln.
and the insaoty OF big widow, ara treated ~, to
tho hearta OF the widow and her son. The
sketch Of Lincoln IL much less feIicltous than |
tho two others the author not hong able 20 |
thoroughly to forgot himself IN tho tntorost Of |
bis theme. 1t Ia moro l4borcd and unoypn IN exe.
cution. The portraits arc c:osrly and !ipeIy cut
CHRI5TMAS.
cHhEA4. r. aoso 1sn s19sy "i!h illustrations By
dto Now York JAue. Cutkeroft Co. pr1ce, st.
This g,ft for the holidays Is made up OF = 20.
lection from tho popular prose and poettcai CON-
positions. iu English and AmoncAa literature, |
that celebrate tue sanctity and fsativity of the
Christmas time. Tho uunyAled r&vorite, "a
EssIt from 81. NiclolAa," ieAds the llst, and 10
followed by TeslsJ1 we!l-knowa l,ric, "usrkl
tue hersid-angeIs sinR !" "a Legend Of the |
Christ -Chl!I;" y Gwen Back on Ctristmas
hlo1n" by Hood; IA Christmas Cerol," by |
Dickens; and other equally old sud cho,co poems |
atll skelchea.
Tue illuminated lettets used In tho iecorst,oa
Of tho work arc rich In design aud noatIy o1e-
cute!. Tho wood-outs vary much in e1calenco
4 fcw sEa fFoah aud we'll engraved. Tbs text ia
handsomely ret tn / red-lino frame on toned
[stor.
BOOKS RECEIVED.
1as LtEH o. sA1nt TkaksA. by The Author ot d.
vottoaa b*foru and AfsSt Holy Coluiuuiuar limo,
". 314. hew fuFk: Macmillan 4 u. Chicago.
Jaussp. MfCuIS l. Cd
L1pkAEs. Vol t., No. u, FoR TEE KMa:
~ HIs1oktcAL RoAAhck. Dy cHAxLEa dihHua.
ohicsgo: Dounaley, to,a co. trl;e. " cents.
PERIODICALS RECEIVED.
Lhfan4ts Eo,f4 for December tl4taoIio Publication
1ionss, New fo1A}. Coutsntt :" Mr.. 1ladasuas aud |
Mar, l4ul Tolerate ~; Ats Yuu My Wife u" As.ol
llE&lQux 1f MQrtsYoktA =: " h4r IAun29 kQsS: 4
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Cuthn!ts E'o,4 for December tfl4taoIo Publication
Houss, New foxA,. Coutsal+ !" Mr.. 1ta4tatuns aud
Mar, lau1 ToIar.t!on" Ats Yuu Ny Vile =" Assol.
lae&,aus of Martsvosth ,; ~ har Ihomas Aoss 4
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BOOKS RECEIVED.
THE LIFE o. sAlnf TkaksA. by The Author ot " pe-
sottona b*foru and After Holy Coutuuuiua.r limo,
Pp. 81. hew tosk; Macmillan Cu. Chicago:
jaussp. MfCEuIS "a.
lAK1s.pE llukAHy. Vol. T., No II, FoR 7Bk KINa:
AZ HIs1oncAL RoMAhcE. Dy cHAxLEs 0lHHua.
oAlcsgo: Donpollty, 10y q = q. ttlte. " teats.
, 1875-06-04
fftSCEl.L hNECUS.
THE RYFf}tlf;Eu CHCRCf3,

IuE ATFRNTkp EHCkGHb
NEw YonK, June j.-Tho General Synod Of
tho Ro[nrnle,I Church Of tie United stales To-
assembled III this city ths morning. and, aftor
devotional exercises ana announcenents Of tllo
order Of b1siness, the Standing Committees
wero announced.
Tho Rov. J. \, Debaum, who was appointed 10
nstetld tue scaeon of tho Synod OF tic Churel,
Wont, held d. Fort Wayne. Ind, May IN, re-
portnt that he met aith tho hssussnces of 4
heassv welcome and lovc for tho brethren East
aud e1ptcasions ot t,opo that tho two Ssnoda
Wilt bc united. Mr. Dn1sno wro:a that, while 10
would advise the continuance Of tho friondty
interchange Of Delegates, yet for tue renson cf
internal difficulties in tho Church West lo
thinks union practically impossible mud uuad-
vlHnhle.
4 translation Of LITTER IN 1Ioiln.d Dutch
from tho hey. ". Dorloer, Of thn Synod OF tho
Reformed Church Of .icthotiRs.. was read.
Tho letter conreye:! request from tho Chuch
iii Holland that ucleEatcH 10 vent teir S;uol
which waa held May 2o last.
After the tlaus.ctioM Ut routine buainess, I'd.
joaEncd.
THE ONO uSiyEnaAL1srs.
CoLu1InCB, o., June 3.-Ihe Stats Uniyoraalfat
Convention met hero this morning. u. i. bhet-
man, Of kcus was elected President, an! Mrs.
| A. T. parfor.l,, Of Ctrct2lnatj. Vice-prcsdnut.
| Delegates arc present from abont thirty cilies
and townn.
Eo4o!usions weEs adopted heartily i"doraIng
| tho conferences Of thn Church Which have hcu,
hnfd 10 tho Western S.ater. believing them T.,
! Ieco nrend1aG their continuance; alto rocosn
n,ond!te tho holding Of hoiso-eon:orcnecB to re-
yisn Christian iIfo in tic churches. and tavt
| souls uutsluo.
, 1875-06-04

Suggestions 7fado by the Congress Mt
Cincinnati Regarding thu lkcyHnus
s.usy4-I3l 3lc 'IGcnulnlcrs Como Ira for

ru-o.~,s.,. ar,ru So. .s,- rn--~x
..s'..s....,.s. r..a' -, s .,...e...'s
't ~ ~ ~ ks"x@tiAs sau tees"'tuo
s'ass-khc '4eeoo'n1cfs co'no In FOR
Ehp'
CiSci*S'Ti, O., juno I'm TT" Brewers Con-
e-cas to-day 1.n Committee Oh Resolutions 1ynde
n ,cn,,y,v ,e,n,t ue,r,, yo,;,os ,h. f,c. t,,n,
snhs'' .er.'" en ~ 'oe.'es 49, tAo '.I' 'AA,
pEc"o's ply 4oo"' ss,ooot'o saFehuo TAX hno
ntntea that they woNlh probably pay moro bus
for tho stringent 1ulca Of rercnue officers: tha.
i. is dcsrabEc In oh.ain Tim hcst ,,.,,rf.fa
!, 4,o ,,,annos, ,n,-,st. t-.a ,.a,,' .,,'.
- s'o esNpeo. eo ."'
hut! no" itnPoaed upon iMpoE'ea bet'e;
and hors, in order to compete With
tho foreign brpwcry Taoy requested tho GoY-
c-n,ccnt /, ramaro all ,nocras.arr rc..r;ctia,s
s,'tas ..,';o,, a. ,s,. ,',.a. s.s...s
uuao. "n.sn wv A,A' e"at'' 'A.'4o'' '1oois' n.ia
ask that Congress 10 petitioner to amend tho
Internal Kovonuo re, csrecially to limit tho
power Which Ia assumed by tho ConuIgsIonor
~ r,to,no1 rovom,o of ,,oria,y t,,o ,,,,rn, ~
~ ~ ~, A9 N"s ~
lax oFe"ct IL "ap.s - tas. 44ey AaA tia1
certain sections Of tue pTasant Int hal nnvo mo
laws that arc obnoxious to tho hr5xing interest.
| will, t,o cnsoa that havn arfaen f,n,n thcr m.
,o-c.r.o,,, % ho ,-o,ebt tn ,to noti.a =, th. cox.
'pt.It.tI''S' ~ n.ot's W wv ~ - y. .no
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tho roats wcrc almost Immediately hlled. The
interior waa beautifully adorned With profu-
Pon Of flowcts. Tho procession entelod at ~
1at 1sSsl s @ ss :, fss cssso yss ea 1as eis s
ce!eLlant. ami tho 1lev II. Iieudis, asnistant.
Tho How. c. Wopfot,otst acted ~ MaH-
Ter OF CctoInnnieo, aud tho 1ey. J. konRs,, aasis
tant. The I!sv. Louis D.tz. OF s.. ,iary.H
ttbnEclt acted A. DcAcon. ntld tho Rcv. y. q.
Willard OF Fond dn Lac, Bnb-Dcacon. Thu
NevH. II. WfB.ancr. of Burlington, and r. i. Dna-
ohue. OF the Cathedral. acted M Archbishop
Ilcani't assistants, At the ctoso Of tho Mass
In!lop 1lyail. Of st. 1.oaiA. delivered verr e!o.
qnont sermon iron, tie text: "tia that abidoth
III me- will learn much truth, md wilI abide i'll
him"
bishop nenni wns then robc,l in Aschicpie-
csnlrd ths pulpit. and scad in Latin. Emglist,
and GerinAu
TIE Rrl1. OF TttE PORE
comforting the in.tsnIa Of tho palllum npon John
him to tho dignity Of au Archb!aI'op.
Etshoa '1eisa: the 8ep.os Dinhop. read tho
brief which dc!cgated hitn to co1lser the
ps!i'nm upon archbishop 1ionni. Nonsiznnr
tho Arehbishon'A throne. and liz. n leneshy
speech In Latin delivered his mission a. dele-
| pa'cd by IIts holiness, Arcl.n:slop flonni then
read Lis acceptance Of tho dignity conferred upon
hin.
hni been brought nt" the tauct1asy By
s,onmsnor Roncrt:l md PLACED on tic Gcspni aldo
Of the altar OIL n sayer u thc talo color an tho
Archbishop'H ves.mon.a. There Il rcmniaed
until taken bv Eishop Ilelss aud conferred upon
Archbishop Jfcuni who k,!clt to Tcce,ye II at III.
foot Of tho altar. lie then nsceudsd Tho steps
Of tho alsss. Tho ArchsisApp's c1osA wan
Brought in. AMI thh choir 1Infst fottt,
into grand "AIlotuia" Oc:aefo.,ally piano
pa:eaHs wae giyrn. during whirl, the ringing OF
lilo bells If the Cathedral could he heard, all ol
whicl. pfolnced ycry aoIcmn effect, Tho Arch.
| trhnp Rnve tho bnnedictinn, and, alter tic
singing Ut tho 'Te Uaun,' Tho ceromony WIS
cncrd. cle7gyu,en nnasng Oil. If tho eanctuayy
to The Atc!s.i.En,.a rcslde.ca r. he ..uo ur1e.
In wh,cl, they on:ered, aud the asidunco dig.
pcrs2A.
| BIOGRAPHICAL
1ohr, ". lfcnni wia bern in Canton Graubou.
Hwitk"ra;,d. IN 1s01 and studied in st. Gall3i
AMI }4uzorne. I!e came TO Baltimore In 1929
lilo was made Bishop in 1882, and offcfhtcd q.
Caution, O.: aud vt st. pcter'a Church, in Gin.
c:nnati till 1884. when i,c waa n1alo vicar-Gen
ctaI Of tile Eco OF CnrtnnA:t. In 1913 Io wat
| appointed Bishop Of Milwaukee, where ho has
lahorod over since.
In Is man Of eminent picty and Rreas In
aMstty In l1la labore and It MAS great tarprl.,
to many today who had not ntcn lin before
to find hin, . mhn looking AZ vigorous At 10 o.
mos. ulCu do et 81.
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Spec1at DtEpdkfh % 1hs Ch.eoys Trtbtns.
1EplANApo1lB, June 3.-The Episcopal Do
ccsan Convention continued lta sesa!on to-day.
Oi1lcers wero e!octed as follows. D. f. Snyder,
RcgisteE; ". II. 2Iarrsou, Treasurer; tho llo,4.
3.E. Mcdonald. Chancellor; Standing Commit
toe, tho Rows. ". Il. Noberta, Edward a. nen.l-
ley, John B. Wakefield. William Richmond, !. O..
D. Lilly, John D. Now1lnd. j. u. MGC4rA-
ney, samuel Adams, Delegates to tho
uenesai Cou7onsiou. the NuYs. ". II. Rob-
ests, John Fulton, Thus,,ah L.. Austin,
tho lion. john u. Howe George q. Day,
william II. Morrison. Issao L. Dosob, tho NoY.
L. 4. urutley EocleniaatlcAt Conrt, the leT.
William Richmond, Thomas Il. Austin, john l..
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BAPTIST.


rho P,1 nivcr nantist Association conmeneca
-, ..N - 49, r., -.
~ 'h'so oa' eses'on ~ sn' I"eie".oa Dap@Ss
Church yesterday morning ut O'Clock from
t.rayer-nee.inp. lad by tho toy, &. C, Yau
ns,'a,, ess, ~ saa,n,,,ut - -"
-. - a,s,..s- IT,, .aa,..,a ..,,.a L..
~ e'ot-A ~" As"oe'a.''a "H" so'!ea " oluor
hv tho Moderator, who called upon tho NoT. E.
Goodwin FOR Al Invocation.
MISSION wony.
.foaor,.o- r. 7, Ch,,n,l, ,nsdo an sd,,rs,, o,,
"l9oos".u. st 80 Ha'o ~ s1u's sn' "
Association tho necessity OF oarncs: work iu tho
promu1-atiop of iiod's truth among tue far
dis,aut hcatLcn. As far % he was liusclf con-
"-sss Ia r,,,,, aI,r,-v .u1a,.or =, ,;ra ,,-o.t
eha.o '; Of hs tino and money to the 'nseroaa OF
th,s VOTE. ,., .. r,,u.,., ,y. .x.
,s. s,;,sr,, ~ u.,o Ma.;,," u, s t"r ses.a
- g. .au ~ n,s,,, - ~ c'n
r. ~ ,,a, ui ax =. t1t "',s ras
Mah, .Ium 'vhia h5,i, "a,,1 - .al5a Aao' "A7
aHo'as 0iesaea @ VIII 1,.,s soSe'a, onnse'7'ouS'
,ar,,s .,,a a.,nn,.o,, .,i,,;.,e, t,,,ot ,s,orv
sao ssn oes ~ to an9as anu , ihe oe
iiIinni. fron, ~ iccinntn. ~ IN r. nnint1 lin t.
1ro -, ut,,o ti,t ~ .hn s1n Te,,t;st ,,r,t,oa T.;
wcn ,ss,a,, na.nrs Th;s
,sne r,ainiv Ina :, Nv. ~ tSst FtMc n,r;s,nr.
wn1a ] ino fnod t nj gooI ni.,esA In h,s ',ni1,ina
ttn i,on,c ,nis.in, worb wss ta ,noet ,,,nr,tar rt
y oo ~ 1,,n ',rel o, W. sn os. IL oat sa
aI5 va T., ~ x.s;,,;,r ~ ~ .itias '' "ea'
| votn ~ IIartn Mss - ,,nan;,rnnsl,. y, anil n
+hn rnn,.n ~ Fnr,avont for I'm hnu,;;t.ht t;,o,
| saJ Po9ttnofod ~ thn 1na,,rara ~ tl,e Ton.nn
~, eA'o-0s" ~ "N' 1'S'N''s'' Va '@' e0"''
"In. ~, ,,,tio, Mo,.rstor rhor,o,t c,o+t T. WILL
;enr nri tt,a n,.tn, ~ tn ii,,1,.,,t rh"-.i,
.' ,s"rn c,nninto5 f,omuit1no m hrr.u"o",ants
muty "put1sau t,t, ~ ~ ~
lot LILO uoAt noesang M e.::, u, LUG nssoe'a1'on'
communicable. was sas rccc;yaI fran Tim fon-
10, ';',ad ~ tn ~ nn.t;,. 1s.a,, ~. ~" Nv,
rn,,t,on 1,ci NJ In Nichi'.r Arc,,nc rInrci,
sn.; on.t - evhrnttinT ni'n ~ NJ.
notiors "iM III 1trorahont H. ro< p;u 1;xcr VI
| i.i =, hnhsis ~ t,s iso,,tan,,;,i nau,,tinn,,
~ srn asti,, ~. 49,. sstehar
nuu ,,.e,,, nns,,o,,
~ ~ 49, afase 1, oI;,, tort tI,n 1,i., -;
~ " Jouo,;et;n,, ~ ~ inst in raar. ~ Ss,i.
~" ~ r..sn" ~ '. rertonr;s1 anil IN cl1;r,.
of educstinn ,lnon ali intc15ccnt christisms.
H., n,,m,,ica.ton ,on,oa,cd tos eve ~ c,,,"rI,
H. ,ho A.."cis1,on dcsti,u," NJ nastnr an,iv /"
taa''.sGo ~ W "!,poIsGo !s1' X, =; t!' 1sso.
| elatou. "nn 6aousu 4i!n'aa ants HpaAtsss
to bring tho anbtoct before shem also.
that such chttrca appoint coulmltteo
curing tho largest possjlle su},scription from
each men,hor al tho cburcl. mud 4 co,I,1ultteo oi
| .rcna.r -. asov.ss,nr tl,n ont;r, ni,,,rst, ~
| uy st. .i ~. -, ~ tiaf. - ,,, Sit s.I ""1
slnaay-school On oeualI nt tha aoltal l'iha: 4,
RESOLUTIONS iudorslng Tho HuGgeHtaons OF tho
Centennial Convention Committee woro unaul-
| mo,,sly ,,aesoj
| IN motlon tim Revs L. T. Trcst and r. r
| sForc,n II !, yora snnointc,l n f,on,m,..oa r.
rnnt;i' .,tristo"s ,f49rr.nf j.; ~ Jnsti' -
raUxtas cnnFenos, ''''e'A " p''''O Ill 'A0 a0''''"''
vosru ,r.u crrncu
| NNAAA nA"tN N*sAA-As
, 1875-06-04

Gay; Richard T. 1foinal, Androv MacKte. Ed.
ward !. 1'urdy, a'd john Glrfow: Trustees Of
the Diocese, lieosge ". Ginger. John u. 1foy-
lam II. MorriHon Ir;:stccs uf tho 1onnfals
Tleoortcal Hefnioary. tho 1.c4. Andrew MncKco-
and tho 1.oy. Edward BRADLEY. 4 plan for sg
Eplaco1al Chapter aEt TOR tho hettry w.,rknf,
Of tho DioceBa mtHons Is to bo reported to tho
nA1t EonYnutfQp.
, 1875-06-04

CoscoRp, N. H., Juno 3.-Aftcr considerable
&kirnithimg to-tay, resolution to refer lie
Senatorial matter to tile Supreme Court for
| decision was rroascd II vote and pAsaoI-yess.
| la0; nnys. 133. Notfrs 0f motion 10 tecon-
slider was s!sou. and ut 3p u tho uouso I'd
1uurnpd.
, 1875-06-04

new ArcbahopTtt Will bn found o1lDtef8ft!
II will embrace tue Diocese O. Northern or
Marquette and sault Sante Marie; tho Docesea
OF Milwaukee, Qrosn Bay. Ind lacrosse, n
Wisconsin; and tho Diocese of st, laul, xhlch
Includes part of tho State Of Minnesota and ths
ahole ot that part Of Dakota cut OF tho Mis-
sourl River.
An idea Of tho strength Of tls Archbichop-
rio may 10 gathered from tho fet that as tho
last eRtmkteH mado by tllo EathlIo c!1rgy, 1t III
stated that it, equipment aud population wore "a
Tue Diocese Of Peniosulas Michigan. al
churches, 40 priests, 4 tomRie rslgioua !nsstu-
tions, 2chartsolo Institutions. 2sn1le m ~ acade-
Tna Diocese Of Milwaukee, q churches. 1Ss
prieass, II chspeis, Is stations, eoo]es!asticsl
seminary, q Clpuchlu nositiate. u ma!o col.
leses, Afomalo acadomics, 10 reR(ous cotnnu'
rit.es, charitable Institutions. ud Catholic
population Of 175,00h.
the Diocese OF Lacrosse. 9 churches. SO
rsicsts, IL churches with resltsE c!orgy, " sta-
| tiona With churches, % sat!ons without
churches, 8 institution. Il psrsa schools. aud
Tie Diooese OF aroon Day, oa ohnrohes, 68
prlests. and . Catholic population Of GO, o02.
The Diocele Of st. lauI, 163 cl1rches, 81 atcu-
ia. priests, 81 prioAs OF xsligionsorders. 10 sta
tlo,is, religious 0rlors of met. seii$loua Of
dors Of women, college. loa'tal. asylums
aud protectos4tes, u tonsale scalenlss aud
boarding 8 eonfe1oncetof St. Vincent,
| sn,l = Catholic population OF 10000.
These reckoninaa 40 tho tiguss OF 1873, and
thefo eau ho no doubt hut that tb diacces WoulIl
NOW .hov COO churches and 4o,ooo Catholic
Gys Ia As.eetatad Ira.1
THE 1Mrosiaa oAnHNNi.
MILWAUKEE, Via, Juno S.-TO doors OF the
Catholic CathalrA we're oPene4 no o'clock and
, 1875-06-04

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lakes, stationary or falling barometer, warmer,
cloar. aud partly cloudy weather. with southwest
wlaia, shifting 10 northeast aud southeast on
the uppeE Iakoa.
LOCAL. onsEHyAT1oH.
, 1875-06-04
For Sale---A: Bargain.

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03
From our Late Editions of Yesterday
The Swimming Match.

DETAILS OF THE IcoNTEsT-coYLE TO LOOK OUT
MORE sHARPLY-S1000 A SIDE ON THE RESULT.
The Chester Erening Ne,cs. OF Saturday, has
the following details
Mr., Coyle notified us by wire last evening,
from Gloucester, that second match, between
himself and Mr.. johnson had been arranged, the
course to be from Chester to Gloucester, for a
purse OF $4,000 $4,000 on each sde.) The day
has not yet been fixed, but it will fall between
the 18th and 24th of August, as the tides be-
tween these dates will best serve the swimmers.
Messrs. Coyle and Johnson began this morn
ing their course Of training for the match. Mr.
Johnson's preparation may not vary from that
pursued by him before the last match, but in
the case OF Mr.. Coyle it is to be presumed that
his training will be more thorough for ho is now
in tho hands of parties who, having money
staked upon him, will take care that his regimen,
etc., conduces to a physical condition that will
promise success.
The many errors Of the last match will, un-
doubtedly, be guarded against. The hour OF
starting will be named in the agreement boats
will be required to keep certain distance from
each contestant, and it may certainly be expect
ed that, whatever untoward event may happen,
neither Coyle or johnson will be drugged.
Until after the match, Coyles headquarters
will be at the Centennial Park Hotel, Glouces-
ter johnson will remain at the Buena Vista
Hotel. Both men, at their interview yesterday,
agreed to swim against Bernard Rowe, OF Kings
bridge, N. Y, if that person insisted on match
or they would permit Mr.. Rowe to make his se-
lection as to which OF the two should contest
with him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-03
THE .REDEMpTIoNp OF MARYLAND.

The Wilmington COMMERCIAL says 'Maryand
can be redeemed" Redeemed from what neigh
Dor n 4 = = = = ALI Maryland needs is an
active purge of Democratic salts, administered
by her own yeomanry, aud she will be all right.
The Democracy will attend to her health. Veri-
ly they will.-Eltton Democrat
The redemption we suggest, friend and broth
or, ia one which your own editorial articles ac-
oompanying the above, clearly explain. 1t is to
redeem the State from what the Elkton Demo-
orat calls "the ring-mssters' of Baltimore "the
cormorants who pack conventions" by whose
aotion "Goyernor Groome was cheated and Will
liam T. Hamilton swlndled," who have "dishon-
ored" their own city, are "a curse to the Demo-
cratic party in Maryland" and who, having 30
fattened upon Baltimore, propose now to clutch
the whole State. It does seem to US that re-
demption WAS meyer more urgently the need OF
any suffering commonwealth, taking your own
description for our text, neighbour
Oddly enough, and with an inconsistency which
makes us. grin to witness it, the Democrat while
hurling good round epithets-deseryed, we dare
say, every one-at the " vermin" who put up
Carroll, and made hin q" the nominee of the
ring masters" (these are the Democrats own
words) proposes, nevertheless, to support their
nominee, to help make their " swindle" sue
cess, and to put.the seal of approval on the
whole tactics Of the Ring. 1t believes Carroll a
pure man, though, from its own account, which
qaite exceeds in vigor of language anything we
should have dared to write, he ID foisted upon it
as candidate by means that are simply despica
BILE, and which, if he has grain Of discrimna-
tion, he knows are such. Can it be possible thai
Mr.. Carroll can swim up to the Governors man
sion on wave of filth and be himself perfectly
clean Come, dear friend and brother, you talk
well and act weakly. II your descriptions are
true, you are going in bad crowd when you rur
after your " Ring ticket" and join hands with
vermin" to elect it.