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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
THE PSYCHOLOGIS7'S OPPORTU-
My.

Al the papers East and West, and
everybody else, seem to agree that there
is most outrageous perjury on one side
or the other of the Beecher trial. 1t is
everywhere said that if Tilton and the
Meultpus testified the truth, MIR. Beecher
is the very Lucifer OF perjury. On the
other hand, if Beecher swears honestly,
then Tilton, Mr.. Moulton and Mrs. Moul-
ton are rank liars, whose propensity no
oath can restrain.
is it not possible that everybody may
be very mistaken in this judgment? Is
It not easier to account for the radical
discrepancy in the testimony Of these
parties without supposing willful per-
jury on either side, than to explain how
it is that not only Tilton but Moulton,
and not only these but Mrs. Moulton
herself are guilty of such unheard of
perjuryf Is it not easier to account, on
psy Geological principles, for the differ
ence between the statements of these
persons and those Of Mr.. Beecher, than
to suppose that 'the great preacher"
himself is guilty OF perjury?
Toe people are divided into two great
parties in their judgment of the case.
Oae party believes Mr.. Beeoher to be
muecent, net solely because he protests
his innocence under oath, but because
they believe that Tilton and the Moul-
tons are conspirators for the ruin Of Mr..
Bsecher. The other party believes Mr..
Beecher guilty because of the in
Unite weight Of the motives that
force him to perjury, and because
there are three on the other side
who concur in the same facts and who
ruint onlv ba~> s.=..-~,a--~.
,1's ""'. ....,o Deen eminently respect
xble members Of society but are operated
upoa by comparatively slight motives to
such crime as perjury.
Under the facts as they have been pre-
scented and thus far interpreted, NO de-
cisioI which the jury may make will
very much increase or diminish the rel
asiye force Of the two great popular par.
Ties 10 this conflict.
We suppose thst Psychology COULD de-
eide the issue, both as 70 Beechers guilt
md as to she question OF perjury on
sither aide, more justly than either the
sssst Ne jD-y sr the people are likely
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
FOUND.

EOUND-LOW PRICES-At the Globe Shoe
IL Store, 189 Vine street, one door south Of
Fifth street, opposite the Fountain, ladies',
misses and children's, gents, boys and youths
custom made boots and shoes at astonishing
low prices. , ap14-St
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21

SSI IANTED-YOUT TO KNOW-That we are
w selling the cheapest custom made shoes
in the city, at the New York Shoe Store, No.
East Fifth street, one door from Main street.
apl I'm
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21

VNTANTED-YOU TO BUY-A nice stylish
w kid, pebble goat or lasting side Lace, our
owT manufacture, ct the New York Shoe Store,
No. East Fifth street, one door from Main
street. ap1-lm
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21

WTAETED D-PAINTING- &C. +. Lauten-
w schlaeger, house and sign painter, works
for small profits. Try him. No: II W. Sixth
street, CoVington, Ky. ap5-4mo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
DON'T BUY
Bogus Wheeler & Wilson Needles

Genuine Wheeler & Wilson Needles, 80 cents
per dozen, cents each, at Company's office, 55
West Fourth street. apl2-1m
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
LARGEST CIRCULATION In THE CITY.

THERE is still trouble in the counties
thxt border on Mexico.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21

XNTANTED-TO SUPPLYING public with
w good Photographs and Ferrotypes at
KELLY'S, 500 Madison street, Covlngton, Ky.
Open every day. ap5-4mo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21

Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time minutes fast
Sandnsky Ex........... $40 Am. 6:l0P.M. 7n0P. M
Sanduaky Elk. daily. $40 PM. 6;50 Am. 800 A. N
KeAtoD Ac.u.v.....~ $50 Pm. 1880 Am. lo;lU I'm
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-21
wANrHD..-M1sCnLLANEoUa

. .ANTED-BOYS-Tw good live boys at
w this Office. ap5-n
, 1875-07-31

cnco t'ri: aud il now At Ena. Miss Glars
ttorrin did. All the International buRtnoss
" Jarrett 4 Palmer. OF I'oot!'e Theatre wls
Aouo through duncan, Sherman x to. THIS
war II will eo small. At eartnin peru'de II was
very largo. f3,ki K Cillzxoin htn ccrtsln. II
no. 10 rnfcr by this business, to DO largely in.
cnnso onicn:ed nY it, Anything that aciaya or
ThNtte!n their plans thrnwa eycrv resident rnnn-
ager in tho United Statna into cunfns,on It tl,oss
ventures ho DELAYED for nossi stfi aotdens ara
duo IN almost oyery ctr in tho unitoA Stktos At
specified ttmc, and II thc7 arc forced !" fail
theto IN nothing to MT ths hfstus thus crsAtHtl
hoorps thcm tilom tn seo abnut tho probable fate
Of ths Lyceum after this falluro.
J. n. foap 1 co.
Tho Atssta OF ]. y. Ford 4 Go. ara Rtatea to
hn &22o. .0t0, largely in printing massrai anil
sloet aid bookh. Their aasots, ho~hver. they
eAtlinlle Mt cost value. THAR liabilities are
given II $l&0,0Un.
Tnsouy ar TIE rAr4.rRK.
Ser FORK Sun, Juip y.
Ono Of tho n.nat conapi0uuua Of the eo1ndsi
calebFitles yeetsrt9y informal = reporter that
Tho tIeA1tbr which hhs hafat,en Ford i Go.
comes lkrgsly frou tho amounk OF capital that
uaA put into tho - Lifo at Christ" lilo said
positively thst to snow that whsn that work
with Mt. lssscher heid frequent aud long con-
sultations With tho Plymouth pastor - to wbotl,-
er tlla life Of lie AA1lpr shouh be written from
An orthodox OF liberal standpoint. Tho Engsiah
suhrcrber1 to tho hook refused 10 take the Tat
volume until tho second was finished, And the
firm wAs tytng up mnney IN tho book on this ae-
count Tho second volume wAa tWo.thtrds
through tho pross. and Mr. Dnochor wAa expect.
cd 10 feaulue Hprk OIL 1t In tho tall.
, 1875-07-31

Speetat D<patoh n 2At Chteaas 1yibnnA
ponT nu.os. Mich. July 30-11:3o p. m.--
powr-p1ops Vanderbilt, May 1arecki. Keswena
Fountain City, Coruo1ant aud oonsoFt,: tclar1
r. Il. Turuer, J. r. Gilmore. ]. &. Mfno1. Bit
III Lion, Nonauk. II. A. Kbnt, q" T. G4le.
0enos, ChArhea Wall, pelasAukee fAtvest Queen,
Na~sbpN I. Z. Aye<s, i1nslxtnd;
Yr-}Yps!|2s Qusbse, China, Canl'tep.
WiNp-Noftheaat, AriHk, =.
3hA schooner 1t. +. l'ratnhle, which paused
hete yesteHls3 10 tow pf tho tug Craaader. Sue
ceedsd ID getting aslo1e At tic head Of peaoh
{xland, whele she uow lies. She u entirely Gsa
FROM Nhkct, aud mill hAve to DO lishtonad.
, 1875-07-31

Inland NAr1DB HDSnb.
ispeefal DfapattA Ia 1At Gh4rao~ 7ffbnns.
GnAxp RAPIDS, July 80.--Ma]. rlerce hss sold
nearly all Of The second issue Of tho city bonds,
ebO 400 in the second aaf Of Tho sories, At per
cent premium and accrued Interest.
rHitAnELrtI1A.
NEW YonE, July ao.-Thc liabilities OF MeFdrs.
Maeon, OF rhiiadelphis, arc now reported to bo
s2800,o00. ....
NDMTRIAL.
MONTREAL. Can, July 3u,-Wfiliam 1Ander'
sou, lumber marrl,ant, has made an assignment.
Ills liabilities aro 4lGo,huo his nHsota Sl6u,D0.
NORTHAMPTON. MASS.
6rnyvnptxLp, Mass. JnlY 3a--Tho Arms d
nArdwo!l Manufacturing 0omnanr, tnanufactuie
failed, Liabilities. sl75.opo to s2oo.o0o.
, 1875-07-31
AN IMPORTANT |; LETTER.

From rspmiaana ftAl1AuAa A4d resident Of Unainnih
pub!ishsrs throughout tho untod htA4es.,
--... NEW Ynn1, Oct. II, 1850. !.
pn. NApwAr.DE4n Sin: ! ain Induced by ! saa.s q
wo,klux Of xour lnslteme .ayss Tor several ycsts
utluaEy ~lto twulss unphs Axo cu,Iuu.et
In letat srstbx sKssa9 dtsaafs xats etss p}so..1
a.nta.Yah q ths kiausn "a aAadoI. era t.se ~
phyaeians, Md Had At III largo aHznth3 u msdeInse
l.d rad of i ling nsea made b r.. +,
philadelphia .taT3sv itan9 tOe ot hAvlnx hsts
enoCto persoa ho hid long bsen suffering haa
pgule Iis*!snt Hsa5y Nslst. ,sad Nfxalasaat r!!.r
i yfsnsssd. sad now |aas = vol II Ssef
q. W.JAAEA olaelnaAtt O.
, 1875-07-31
BEEcHea's LITERARY PROGRAMME.

NEW Yoax, July so.-lhs World sayss "IIen-
ry Wsrl Ueect,er has decided to give up his
usual cidusss of wlutor lectures. and wilt devote
noyt OF III. sps1u Ane to ti4o building up Of tbs
Lhristiaa. Ultion, writing for 1t eysry week ~
riey Of articles. When not occupied Oh tls pa.
per, and s1os from charch dutses, he will spsAa
his time iu completing tho - Lilo Of Christ"
On tl.e lst Of September, llr, II. II. Cleveland
viii become tho publisher ol tbs Christian
Lnio,. with Hotatio Q. Hing, tho presoat tusl-
usss msusge! and publisher q tha Civialasa a
Work, NJ assistsut.
, 1875-07-31

EEw Yonx. July so.-At a meeting OF notnan
Catholic pastors last evening, au address 70 tho
ropo oppressive OF tho Aopso OF tho dignity con-
fotred on thiS dloceso by tho elevation OF lss
Archblshop to tho rAuk OF Cardinal. ~as adopted.
A committee was appointed TO plcssnt tho ad-
drcas to Mousisuor Roncetti. OF TIE rspA Lcgar
lion, Nho Ia to be escorted down the Day eo-rnot-
row on hls departure tor E9rop9;
L COMMITTEES OF tho Catholic Tokal AbsausucA
, 1875-07-31

apAetot pt<p14th 70 1ha CAteauo 1rthana%
D&sMo,sxs, L., July 80.-tudge Colo hstiDR
setigntu bfh rrofossosstip III tbs LaH Depart
nnat OF the State UpirseniAy, Judge Lovs, ct
the United HtatAs DIastiot Court, h4s tesa ep-
painted his eaaceSsa1, nd aasepts thu DoAlIoaAs
, 1875-07-31

nH."'ss. ~ NV - r..... ,r...r.,.
tho streets. .
A special tnoatlng Of thu Common Council on
cali Ot tho Building Committee, was hold last
ayoning, President Dixon In tue chair.
THE counr-MonsE.
AID. Coey, from tuc HaIlalhH tommttper ID
anaver tn uIe routine Gull Of committees, stated
,,.t t,,ov ho5 ,r.n,yed a n.rfi,t rooort hut rora
.,,n ~. ,. =, - .,t ~, ~ ,,,f,r to tnar1,.ioot
unaplo 70 pfose"s t"'. o"o ""''e :" to'tn'os
tlme ana 10 tlo 1acs tnat tno "'o1ao"an y. tao
Law Dopartrpcpt wero busily engaged In other
mattcra. Tia Con,mi,tee sskol for further
,;.,a -. ,,a.oot . Arm, rnnort.
t'n., ~, >" .1",ss - ,.., 49,. H.. ro,k ~n,,a
h!t. eehaMnet AoPei ttat tH1 e'9.n ruala
read the osdinhne9 fepostoa oy .ee .n' To.n.stee s
1os me fepea! o. ~ aotn,u. S.r,, ~ hn.,no
befs OK thc Commsseo ~e'e III tAFoE u n"''ns
ono arct,tect .,u,
INC iDno"lng Ii 'no ofu'"eueo 1oeon''asne'"
os tho comm1tee: 49,, .a
An nfdnauco repcalng d! ordnsnees oseFa, anu reeo
@ rss,n,r S n 9sr.r % eas so.ap Of ha
a,.a. nnn q. III s.cs.on ~ - aston of m
sr,hisat ar areittosa. or ohsr Thing done in do
prenisea.
bEcr1oH /. IL It ordaitei, ttc Tint Ill ordinances
md rarts Of ord!nanses, oFdcs, ana resolutions n
any manner pertaining o. feans % INC FL @ nn
o. toe s, mi, ., INV" 1"" rom5,an;v
snown o ss te cous sanrc, tho asn,o beins
ock %, Original Town Of Culeago, tho propasa-
ton of rlann sud specifications therefor 10, and tho
sams arc, hereby repealed. ,,z,.
to Oily 1t Ohlcsgo seloctiu8 or oectn9 sny person
psrtons arehitest sseh!teet. prsRsss the
necessary pans md tos the erection and
Of tas s. portion ct ea ~ a. OF
70 R W t. n ha sarn i, crrhv rcnealei snd
tae P5smaes ~ ana LUZ 'An'' - nsss0' ~"
INC. Il This ordlnsucs ahnl tato effect md be In
wEs7 INDIANA STREET.
Tho ordinance in reference 70 laying truck
On Wost Indiana street for a horse railway was
laid over and made the special otdc1 for o'clock
Monday evening. ..
| An ordinance III 1oferonco 10 laying railroad
truck from tue intersection OF Milwaukee ayonuo
and uaatcd atroot to Clinton, oYor the now Via
| duct, was Also laid over.
! CHICAGO 4 ENaLEwoop.
| An ortilrnuce authorizing tho Chicago d
's L :; ( e ST.;
Of Chicago, commencing at Wentworth avenue
! 1T its interscctton with Tlirty-ninth' struct,
thence running north on Wentworth hTcnH0 to
Twenty-accnnd street. thoncn running enst on
Tuonty-aecona Htseot to South Dearborn street,
to Fourteenth htreet, thence cast on Fourteenth
, 1875-07-31

,,--.I .,,.. ,.u..,,.r - f,.,, ,,u...
Stato rights, tho payment Of, tho public lalt,
t1,A ro.umrt,n ~ snnc,a ,.vr,ants isr{aIAtjye
w" '., =, "Poe'o l'...,'. 1s..,as
reform in ali t1enar.monts: bids for tho support
=, ~ ,..t.a,,. - tI,,.,,.na.w a,,,o,ou rr,.
a. tan iatsana oI. hnaoaonsr' 1ruoaoh Tso-
toet'se tarH. p1por currency Nationhl nanKs,
Ch.noso immigration. and srand and corruption
In oflco Tho ,,o1,I,oe for GorErcBs Lafayette
Lanai In XII tsf r}tn Ino f.st,3 4 YH,iur In T.
rnr ~ anna n,,i,tv n,,j Iinn,1c1ntir noii.ir.n
ot - ~ ,t 49,. t.is. % S F
" |oe "oas s*"'co' s@'t"'
NEW YORK pELsahTES TO THE clNClN.
NATi cURRENcY convenient,
Nr TprE Iribuet, yvfn 70,
r,,,.,,, =, .,,.,,sss ,.,n,, no. ha,a Ia, ,ro,-
a meeting OF oaA'ueta u1oI "As as'a 'an' oFoh.
lnT at tho rooms ol tho AapocfAAoh OF foA'lcai
Reform, ht No. 10 South Washington SgnaEo,
10 consider tho quca.ion Of sontltng
Joct.tas IN !, oo,,yensi.n ~hlnh 1t to
C;u.,.., - ~ nr,' ~
meet III c!nesnoa'', W o" tno &o'n .,
Uctober. noxt EeaPscuhg thc oliifancy anu
tho Internal taxcs. and to sievi4o tho nost 1othod
for roturn 10 srcc,o ra9monts.. Mr. William
IL. Wiley, OF tho trim OF wiley, Weeks y 70,
Pres'ood. hau Al. hoEaaein g: Ant'or ogpusy
collector ol tMs CITY. aasea ~ sspclosatY. IasSo
tendance
Tbo following resolutions woro otfoted by Mr.
Algornon i. Hiii,yau:
Er,orcd, Tint scardlng oil party feelings, md he
layiuR that }prsixu and lnnesue commerce. aud sl
onrcc!atel and auas,latius ia yalps. and revonno
tyston which ts unequal In tts burdens, wo respond 70
Tho Alcn"l call, a,ui that twenty-five delegates 20
ing 10 attend tho p.nposetl Cincinnati Convention.
!. Tint VIC n1c1hly sc onr faccs against all schene"
t"r currency iatln@ or any t1t'n o. pais. eM.reoy.
sali rrs.i ~ s,r.iaan,.1. ~ n,",sss ~ sv nons1
nn.i We viii arpross any policy which has III iirect
, 1875-07-31
CASUALTIES.

pHOWNEt.
Special Nsptteh to The Ehleddo ffTbuna.
M1xSEArol1s Mimi, July 3o.-ole Luna. OF
this city. WEB drowned while IN bathing beinw
st. Anthony Falls yasterday AFTERNOON. Tho
body has not yet boon found.
Special D'srltth 10 The Chea9o 7>sbun4.
DAsESPonT, H., July 3o.-Iho Great Western
Circus Company had ono OF their meu drowned
Monday morning while crossng the Cedar River,
near Moscow, and whl6 dragging tho river for
hia body tho bodlos Of woman aud Two chill
dren wore found although they did not suceeed
ID finding tho body Of tic Snowman. Thero iH
probably mystsry connected With theso bodies
that may dovolop somo dark orlno. Tho mana
goE hns oi1erod 4 reward for tho secoyary Of tho
BODY Of tho circus 1unn. Tho three strange
bodies woro not idehtldel. aud wero buried.
C1Nc1SsAr1, O., July 30.-rho na1noa Of tue
mon drowned by bo!ag run down by the tow
boat "3iy Choice" near Huntington, Y. Va,
yeatcrday, aro supposed to be T. ". Kohlbrand,
Harry Dullman, Fred p. Damsmon!, and
william Och, Ill Of this city. They lad
boon up to tho falls Of tie KauawhA
on hunting aud j1ehiug excuFsion, and At last
accounts wore on their way down tho riyer Ia =
sklH, Unfolding to como all tho why In that man.
ner IT ia supposed that t,loy woro exhausted
by their lahola and nHloop whom they wore struck
BY tAs upward bound toE-buat.
, 1875-07-31

t3asclas Dsspatch to 4As thHaao 1s7aa's.
AuNo1n, July B0.--petes HANCOCK, = s&tmes
living IN Pleasant ToWneh1p' was hoknd yossa-
death ensuol IN = few hours'
, 1875-07-31

Rvo7 dup Of hefArsspaTtl,iap Rs4oirent co.nmun4
catss throu9 tbs boad, kweat, utn4, sgd ether auI
Ard !aes q ,e r. n{c, ~ saor et uh. tsf f saps!,
Setofas syphilis aon,n!ste.: si.n'!o'.t ae:
othbr parts o tho systsnt sore di.
charges teni ths e.r ny the Nar fofs Of skin di.
rhoun1. ersioeli. .shs. bl.at spots. H. he'd
painful discharges. night twtats, aa OF spafn aud ii
Ha.tes Of the III. pslncpl ara within c sratiYs
vii to dsiha Il lot othor di.oaso il
ina patiant, daily beaatninR reducod hy tho
and dcc'aInsion thas y rsaunaau, vxoFrss.laR mo
Nth ncw s9toaa .as fs.is he.,bY bloDd Ill. d
iut wlsn uafo tia toasdf ~ .osk ef pus&
Gallon 40 tne9Sedt A dlnni.htng tho loss d Faatsa
tail hhAAnif xro~ns bstsr and sttnnst ~ tosd dL
Coating hotteE, &YpsH0 IapeaFIu aud 1aeh and wexA
Increasing .
Not oHIy dnHt THO satfapaFtHtf tteHhtsrnt exoe ID
known frmnhht agents In D Of GbFqu1c Sprofutoah
uTo ours Tot
, 1875-07-31

New YonK. July 30.-At hnlf-paht this morn
Ing torriGo explosion occurred on tho lighlor,
laden with oil, aud lying of tho Jersey Clsydoc
Ths weasel Wac instantly envoloped In hames,
cnusinga grand illumination. Tho exposIon
shoot tue lower part Of Jeraey CITY, md WIS fol'
ceeled in preventing tho flames from spreadias
to tho adjoining shipping aud other property.
Tho lRhter mas Aaklly turuod into tho strcaH'
and Hcuttlsd. It Ia not believed any lives woro
lost. The looa will not axooed &6,0t0.
, 1875-07-31


1p<ciat DispatcA 10 lh< Chlodoo 1ftpttas'
BAN FRASG1sdo, July 30.-A diapAte4 from
Eureka, Nevada, reports a caVa A. tha Eareka
CONSOLIDATED. a1ina luby Hill. k'vo miaefs
rere killed. Two bodies h.1 boon atscoTofot.
and Yaateh vas boou made for tAo offers.
, 1875-07-31
SiIEEoCnTEQ.

sr. Louis, July ID. About 4 o'clock this alter
noon Thomas Donahue, proprietor OF board
lng.houaa Ia Catondelot, noar tho Vulcan Iron
Works, WAS drowned IN a psivt-vAult, 'and
Charles prnnty, JAnes Henfy. and Joseph
9chitchtlH, who auoosslyely descended into tue
vault 10 recover Donahuas body. rere overcome
BY tho foul alr and vapors Of tue place, aud died
before thoy could bo rescued. >,
, 1875-07-31

HpksfN9 lHs1XI{eR % The ENAo01o ITFbuJ58.
Nopxzoa1,. ILL.,, July So.--A man named 1ue~
400 Aoed, uhllo engaged tordAy III lxing tue
roof ou Dronn'a 0resa. Aouss, fel! oH aad W.
prodrhtated to the pavement, disthnee Of oo
feet. He wAa INSTANTLY killed. Ill. Noed We
respectable. hard working uan, and losyes wills
and largo family to mourn his sudden LOBE
, 1875-07-31

r.
srteast Dtstatrh 10 Tbs Chieaoo Tribune.
R1oux c,ry, July 5D.-Tho sto1m !ant night
vas very severo On crops. Uncut Rraln for scg:
erhl niles arplnd il lying tat on thu ground, and
in bad condition. In many places tho hail eu'
troly destroyed whole fields Of cotn, stripping
It clean 10 The stalk. Reports to-uKht fro1u tho
northeastern part OF tho Rtato say eFasHhoppeEs
havo eppeatcd, and k1o doing great damage. On
Perry Crock several bridges were sattiod away
by tho faDtd 1ine OF wAtnr last night, among
thcm the bridge which spans the creek At fhtrd
street In this city, Tho wind Waa worry heavy.
Troea were ullooted, and fences aud buildnsa
bluHu down. 1t wrs tho mont destructive storm
Of tho season. Al slis writing auothes storm
ss approaching.
TENNESSEE.
MeupII.s, July g0.-Iho stage Of thb river IL
the all.Absorbng topic hero II present. both on
Change aud in the streets, and The preaB and
Tho hlpuAl kilograms from above ato eagerly
scanned. The river roHe lnch again to-day,
and row tts1.ds ID inches below tho high water
Of tl!s yps1ns, and 9 feet inoes below Tue tlooa
Of 1887. few inches more 1iue will DO cotlhi,l-
| ersbls injury 10 cotton and corn Oh the planta-
| ttnns unprotecsel BY lsqeeH, while thnaa pro-
tected are l1a1lo 10 serious Injury from spe
| water. Tbs tituAttoa thls esoninK. tn view of
tie continued f!ss Ut Cairo aud W. Louis, Ia
| gloomy one.
, 1875-07-31

KENTUCKY.
I.ou.av1nLE, Ky" July 20.-Thc crop situation
In this Btats. N well III In large portions OF tho
adjacent stataa, ia becom!ng very alarming.
There ID heavy rainfall every day, and the
short intermissons With hot sunshine aBgrRvate
tie eyll. This kind Of wekshsr hnA continued
for shout Hx woeka, nno 10 beloved to 10
without parallel. IN the lass day ef Two shs rain.
fall has Increased, aud gloomy approximations
ars felt In xll sectiohs OF the country. Thb uoEn
cfup has not boea usmaged seriously ~ ,nt, but
il ia believed that the crop Of what. Data fyn
batloy, and hay has beon injured 6o per pent 10
quality 1nh qunutlty. Yhs aobacoo crop ii greatly
!njurod. Thu situation u 'e1afeHsly precautions,
aud 1t IL believed that, il tho ueather 1oea nni
bo reduced ~ low a. In 1874, Ia whlc! ycAr tlit
product waa not moro than ~ paT eent OF Al
average ctUp.
, 1875-06-30
quet Of Tho alumni will TAXA plaes 1t tho Drevoo4t
House 1t p. n, busness meeting viii taks psc4
4 I. N.



The Sunni Of tho uuivsrslty ot Chicago hs1d
reunion yesterday evening st tho Michigan
AYsuue Baptist Church, mar Tweaty.thrd
stroot, The Nev. Il. c. MabIs presiding. Tho OK
orciHes began with sone delightful singing by
tho Quaker City Qaartetto. after which the Rov.
]. c. Sabe, Of Rock Island, of tho class Of ca,
delivered The opening prayer. Tho Quassr Ctr
Quattette sAug smother soug which 10 pleased
tho audience that they wero enthusiastically ~.
coted.
TUE REV. Il. 9. KABtE
made short address Of welcome to the ssaana-
b!aze. 1t was tho Atss tins that = reunion ot
the alumni had been made part Of tho un,{r-
nifty exercises. lie Introduced Mr. F. 4. gnith,
Of the elass Of '67, who read = paper prepated
BY tue Rev. J. 7. Sunderland. Of korthfotd,
Mass. Tho :heme Of the eHsay was the need OF
political educssion In nntitutions Of learning.
1chool syBsem insured the educatiou naceesaD
TO fit men to be citizens Of : i1eo re-
public. It waa now beginning to b
Questioned wbothex there was not :
founding of general snteusencs Win poies In.t!l-
Reuce frosiAon for ep~e!al education ia ts nature
q 81 Il. fta s;
uon, hut psivate nttltuttun supplied the lack. We
were in ths anomalous position d being nation Of
ballot into thu hands Of everybody. hut re-
qn!ed political caucatlon Of nebad!. There vess
Nthare four lnssrunentaiittea iof dsdusng
loi't!t;a 1assi1senee u ~ conntry.-tnb pub
institutions of learning Tbs sayst then proceeded
70 e1anlne he value 0! these tntt!nmenalit'ea Tbs
reviewed. amt nj Of them pronounced to 10 Without
avail 10 giving political eduest!on. The litsor5ea
APed VETO fecorda Of fact1 aud not dlsculsiont Of
principles, and gars no idea Of political science.
. The platform. IN which were included tbs pulFtt
tA: lyeeuin, and lie stump WIS then dsenatcd. Tbs
fulrt had little Or no inatsnco on politics. TITO
ceIHyinhn roht!eal ehaer NJ atafes ana tohia
n pe 1eaoa ni;oh a6 an tha'fictoe o1 tne people ~
PoAHcal aHAifs. 1ae Heeu!h eonn fsacA
pay smail claee. Inc :tnmp might seem
70 10 ~ m eneet.se .hssrun,ehey. nat e1aminatsoa
soMeu tnat wah " ~ neEeo etH:atlouAI. tsnueo
" n,e .hz.e oaEto"'1Mnueo las'nhas' nos 1n'enSent
, 1875-06-30
CORNELL COLLEGE.

,,, ,..t - M. CL..... ,r.A,..
W. vrn~a" ~ ~ 1uro ~ Wat m.nv v.,u
.,. .sms.. ~. .raa,aI, :, ~. s.,ts -,
eaeo' Sonese aas a. auoa'ay . 80 tao n'ass =.
lows. bus' during the pass twenty years. many
un,v,ra,t;.4 b,re anrnnu nm and aro now 1ook-
cd upon by tue people as matter OF course.
Among tic fotemoat, II not tho foremost Of
theao, IL co'ocll College located at III. vernon.
;nhs,itoals @ % m tha chiearo 4 No9thwestern @
-, '"t tr.uo .s,,a, ...,.s.ss .,'.
plnnac!o Of tho beautiful mount, commauds
vie" which, tor beauty and variety Of soonc'y'
IL UNSURPASSED In tuu Most. But to those n-
teseHtod In tho ads.ncoment Of learning sho
tusss Which attract tho eyo and inspire tho soul
to Tar gIeatsr o1tons than oosasy Of location
and grandeur Of scenery. Tho
x,nrTy,aru .syuAt. cnxn1ycyuesr
I'll, ia I'm, avor L.nt rr.sn in tl,o -, ,arro,x -,
viii "a ePos over hoP' 61osa III 1ac mtMoly os
Ill who Witnessed It. .......
Ihe .nnu.l ea,"lass'ons n n commenced on sas.
urday. Juue 10. On Sunday morning. at
,na" ess' H. 10 e1su
4o;5o' &no eseca'auseaso o'soousso "aa oeAYoseo
to The s'sana.'s ss,s x by u; ptssa.nt Of The
Corinthians, H.. o-lo: "but Is 1t Ia written.
4.,o AA|. .e .o ~. 80 ~, ., :.s ..s'e
entered mo Tue heAft Of man, LILO thnRS which
God hatl4 psonafcd for them that love Him. But
{,,,d In n rayc,lsI than nntn m I,y III. snfrt
for lie sni,it .osrrhsti, Il, thinos Nv..
~ a,sn th,el. ~ ooJ T.n. nocnr,. +rn3.st,o1 m
ths H.. not ~ 10 Is. Srn III +T w
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aanoo ~ onH OK ne asePes1 thn.e f. o. , tns "sss, ~
.,ai ttIy unoas euoanatnb ~ soi~tu
.. nna IN, " IT, IT,
ann, tao a5 ~ 1s9 "esI @ eoieHe" u WI. , 'a1 "
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III sxeninr. III, snn,sl f:nnrcrs -. c,1sn ~ thn
,nn,ie esa. under H. ii,.cIl', =, rrof linn V III"
ilnx5 and Xfiss asil,no trotn ~. ~ ,"nsrnn - ths
~ &tnns @ hnth insttm1ns;t ~. ~" si = ,s,; ~ @ sue
,asr n. III. tssnsrttnnnt 81 ~ Gns1c {nsni.h. -
pnnoftmn,sses to thoso destrnR ~ scsomni.hment