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, 1875-05-26

Father nloapAS'a manly COURSE in relation
to raising money for tho building Of tho
Roman Catholic Church in St. Janea Pariah
has had the effcct Of bringing $50. 900 direct
out Of tho pockets Of his pariahonors-
thing like twice tho amount that could be
realized by that se1ni-religious monatrosity,
"ohurch fair" with all its attendant evils.
In this case, at laast, tha prophet has boen
respected in his own country and generation,
and public thanks ars due to Father n1oanAA
for initiating a reform that cannot fail to ba
productive OF lasting good to the religious
community,
, 1875-05-26
BEEcHEB CASE B1LL1na81ATE.


The BEEonEn scandal, during its trial, has
developed many grave breachcs Of propfioty,
but II tho opening speech Of Judge PonTEn
To tho jury In bohalf Of tho defendant is to be
a snrnpie Of what We nrs to expect from this
tmc on, 1t will be n,attot for public con-
graduation when the case closes, whatever its
issuo may bc. The opening of this casa un-
loosed a river Of corruption. It's trial has de-
velopod a dogroo Of malice. wickedness, and
perjury, heretofore unprecedented; and now
in It's closing comea Judge Pon7En, counsel
for DEEc1tza, with a systematic per-
sistenco Of personal attack upon the
plaintiff and his witnesses, ladiea as vol ~
gentlemen, which amounts simply to legal
blackguartlfsm. His conduct Ia aggravated
by the fact that those attacked hava no means
Of defending themselves By roply In court.
Their mouths ara Aealed. Taking advantage
Of this, aud shielded by the Court, Judge
Pon1En has applied overy spithet which
ingenuity can suggest to evcry ono who has
dnred to stand up and testify against his
client For nearly woek hchas poured upon
them torrent Of personal abuse and broken
through ali license In his denunciatlonu
Nothing in all this wilderness Of words eau
bo construed into An argument on tho merits
Of the easo, md those who hayo followed biz
speech have been disappointed In this regard
Whatever may be tho issue Of this caso,
whether BEEcHEa be innocent OF guilty, ons
thing ia certain that Mr.. ponTHB, whose ex
porience upon the Bench should hare taught
him courtegv. Ia plnvfpQ the rolls Of q legal
, 1875-05-26

1t Is only necessary to Soy, In answer to
those newspapers who criticise tho publicity
of the proceedings in tho inquiry as to the
mental condition Of Mrs. LncoLs, that such
publicity waa unavoidable. Under the laws
Of this State no person can DO oopmittod to
MI insane asylum or bosl,isal unlesa upon
tho verdict Of jury upon evidence presented
in open court, and in tho presence Of the
person whose sanity Ia questioned, to whom
tic Court assigns counsel, Il mona be selected
by himself. The pnblio trial WINS therafore q
legal necessity, and could not have bsen
nIoided.
, 1875-05-26

Tho end Of all the blustor md impudanos
Of the Sioux Chiefs in Washington will be, 1t
is said, firm u1ti1natum on tho part OF the
Government to this effect: The abandon
mcnt by tho Indians Of tho principal part OF
their hunting grounds in Nebraska, and tho
management by the Chiefs Of the preliminary
deteils necessary to secnro the ept Of the
tribes to tho cosaion Of portion Of ths Black
Hilla country.
, 1875-05-26

A semi Authoritative announcement il nhde
il, Washington, rs coming from n gentleman
who met Senntor MonroS, that tho latter will
permit his friends to bring his name bofore
the National Republican Convention as can
didata for tho Presidency.
, 1875-05-26

don, Cox1Y, Of the Ohio STATS Journal re-
Gently said, ia conversation with reporter, that
he believed the stAto Convention would bo saved
tho ssoubls OF speaking on the Tht1d-T -Term quos-
ton. Ha il very high political authority.
Ono Of thu Democratic Reform 0ongressmon
lately elected Ia Conneosiout, Judge PHELPS ia
now drawing two salasles.-one Of 4.00o yoar
from tho s.ass OF Connecticut, aud Aoothsr Of
$500 month from ths Treasury Of the United
Asates.
Tbs eolored voters In North CarolnA ners
considerably psrplo1od BY tho proceedings at
the Mccklanburg Centennial Mr.. REpg1rLp
says that a. tho exercises had nothing to do
with anAN7, or L1Ncols, Or LEE, or 'nAncipA-
tion, they were beyond tbs fAnRs OF African
comprehension.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial doplorea the true
toughneas Of bcing linked to the Cincinnati
Qazelte u Damon to Pythias. still 1t docs not
abandon the oAuRs Of Judge Tart. Did svsr =
candidate have hrmer OF more conslhssnt sup
poston7 AL common enuitiea are sank whils
TAr1's head u sbove vAtor.
4 strong demand will b. made upon the next
lows LegIalAturs for the restoration OF capital
punishment. During the week ending last
| Saturday, ak murders, not TO mention aeysra1
| oases Of sape, occurred in that State. It Ii
/ thought tbs! tho santimsnsallst party will naks
no shoriny 1t tha poiis in tas ne1t election.
| Hr. supervisor MuaK. ia tendorin2 his 1asiR-
patton. takes occasion to say that ho Ia entitled
| 10 the confidence Of ths Secretary OF ths Trsas-
ury. This Beosetasy 10 evidently Of = difArsns
opinion. There il plsin1y = question Of ata-
cieuoY 70 be couaidssed Tho Government can
| AFFORD no compromise with the officials who
ought to have known Of and exposed tbs whisky.
, 1875-05-26

In the Nebraska Constitutional Convention
a proposition is nndcr discussion, with n
probability Of its incorporation into the now
Constitution. submitting to diroct vote Of
tho people tho election Of United States scn-
, 1875-05-26

ncraasod 5000; in other words, there wero
that number of lots improved BY tbs erection
Of stores or dwellings. Estimating these at
an average Of $4,000 each. they cost Sia,-
4s0, 900, whicl, Ia doing pretty we'll for
bankrupt people, right in tbs midst and fol-
lowing financial panic.
, 1875-05-26

easier, at 9l.a2i cash, and $1.o2@t.es for
September. On Saturday evening Inst there
was III stora in this ci.Y 1906. 1S bu wheat
3,0s1,o41 bn corn, 472,26g bu oats, 1859 b''
rye, and 27,so7 bu barley. Hogs vers moro
active and strong Rales mostly at $3.50
7.eo. Cattle wero dull and weak eales n
S. O{>kaG. .G2l.
, 1875-05-26
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,, MAY o. 1876.

spectators upon tho eternal fitness Of things
and the essentials of subjective applicability
Of tho correlation Of foroes to tho Centennial
show, in Ruoh manner ~ to oonvinee them Of
their tenerity in boarding tho metapl'ysfcian
in his tlon and the transoendontalat In his
hail. It Is TO b. hoped the Ph'lsde'phia
cheek and Centennial impudencs which would
sst TO philosophy tho tasks that any hoor or
clown can do haa been rabuked before this.
, 1875-05-26

Catholic Church on the subject Of marriage,
he said that tho non-Ron,an marriages in En-
gland do not At present fall under tho foil eri-
ulots Of honlo. Not beca,lso the English poo
ple marry under tho sanctions Of telfg'on,-
for tho Pope holds such Protcstant) marriages
purely civil in THAR charnctor,-but for the
technical reason that tho disciplinary dcucos
Of tho Council Of Trent ara not economically
in force in England. II tho decroet Of Tho
Council of Trent DO deelnred in foroo In
Eupland. then. Mr.. G1ApsrpST argued, evszy
marriage in The Euglish Church will, accord
inn to tho Catholic doctrine, DO "a Althy
concnbinnge.'
TO this ar7aignmont Or. NEWMAN, In his
reply, says:
Hers III. GLApsToF. SCENT 10 consider that are
only two ways Of marrying according to Catholic
teacbIns: hs onia third in which ~ consider the
essence of tbs sacrament 10 ls lie spaain Of civil
Marriage and Of marriage under ths "aanttions Of
religion" bT which rhrass ho seons to ncAa marriage
With rite snA rai,sser. Dat Il IA also religious
marriage 1t tls parties without priest, BY mutual
act Of consent, ~ tn the presence Of God, marry
Themselves; aud such vow Of each To the othsris,
according u ous theology, reilly tha couadtuuz act,
tho natter sad form, tho sacrament Of mAFs!sce-
That Is. hs osas tbs vsEy contract vheh ~ specially
ealI Marriage
Ho then procoeas to specific denial of the
soyornl clhuBos Of Mr. GLADaToSEa obse1Fa-
tion on this subject, using the following lsn-
1raoa
-, :, air. c,.r,5.o,e ara, IN thu ava
- ~. ~. r,,,.,~ rx,, m,rriantr'. 5ust ths "a.
80. .r.,ta. - i. r. ~ fu,nrsh o{ England mar.
.,.s rh.. -. co,.l,,-od n ts c,s. ~ hxnt lad
.-es,a. ...r,nsnt.I m,r1,ur,
~ so,,t~, y. ~, ,t,+otront thot trotautant
Ia 1e4A' ~ 1D' ,,, .s.
marriages are only VAlo pecause tne oec1ee8
Of the Council Of Trent are not IN foFoe IN
England, DR.. NEwnAN Bays: .....-,
This !. not 80; aaote to n's poin. t"o sacsns
1u.no ss.,,nn o. =, ~, r,.nas,,,n,,y # rr,1s
t,lat ia, whoa Il Z contracted without parish priest
and witnesses, AZ an inped'nsat TO tta validity. st.
ALFONSO says: 4. rea,fas noncs.nones unaae,
s "an ~ rr,r ~ ~ not ha, r.ee,v.
such marriage il 7aud.1 Eren thsn. though Tho
dlacirius Of Trent was received In England. .l It
.oad not ec.se TO ~ rfo's't.n. soan1f. ana .nsts %
, 1875-05-26


CoY,-n 60 DO that Prof. MOTOR has passed
away,-how have the mighty fallen! This
sudden outburst Of surprise haa been caused
by tho announcement that tho managers OF
the Centennial celebration, in casting about
for suitable person to reaa tha Declaration
ot Independence, havo invaded tho quiet and
classic retreats Of Concord. whore tho Mimic
afan stands guard over his rustic bridge, and
have lighted upon Ralph WALDO EXzAsoN as
tho most appropriate posson to stand up be-
FORE tbs haaombied uanltitudes and Tecits the
hundred +year-old pioce-a performance which
has Aluoyz boep the anvy Of every school
boy and tie bore Of syery heasor.
It would be ploasnnt, or at least curious, to
know tho motives which induced the man-
agers to invade tho Emersonian philosophical
retreats, and assign this sophomozfcal busi-
nosa to the great metaphysician- Was it be.
CAUSE bis grandfather or grcat-g1nndfather, d
hundred years ago, fought half dozen regu-
1ara singlc-handed and carried scara from oil
their bayonots for years afterwards and did
they imngnc TINT the philosophical grandson
Of tho fighting pnrson would euthuso over
these rccollectiona and fire the Centennial
heart moro eaalJ than an ordinary man,
,,as "aos' "a ~ 49, ). ~ caaan~a h-,aa.5 ~ a,a
t,. ..o' ..-;- -, ~an,..hahia ,x.,or;o,1
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.las s ',,s. ,!n1.- 49, ;aananea ~ ~, ch.r
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tna' u tne tea s'1yse .eauy 'a!nhs , 10 s,a,
, 1875-05-26
To.pAf's ADJUSTMENTS

ACADEMY OF MI!sic-l ltsl.ted sfrrct, bewe.n MI.
4aau aud 4tnnrns, Engagement Of Jnan A. 3tassns.
= Kobs.t Of Wsodls!sh." Afternoon and svsofns.
, 1875-05-26

qNe2t ycn to give III III tho on1tAR IN ohie.
---
PERSONAL
oen"so. aoA.!A.r y. 'tAa 20 'D0eo :" 'Aa0
1.-.. 49,. -. 80 =. ~, ... ~.
= soaN Iuou W. .e - .4, NJ
ASsA.As DS'sNs, D-a 'Nss 1890 1se1 ~,
fT1ehue OF hlfs. An8fa eAoh N1onanDsoA aeny
'aA1 she IL sooe - ~ n.''.ea ~ A"' -, s'~a
DANIEL THOMPSON ana 1amuH o! 'a's Guy
hAVo resnrnea from the1F WinseF Tlea' 70 'ae'f
Aou'siAna plantation -...-. !
LII. LAKE, Superintendent Of tho West Dlvin-
ion Railroad Company. though BY no neans fu'ly
secoVaseo' ID up @aa Aooa1'
5raACs2' father boxed his oars for wasting
time wheu hc composed lii frat waltz 1t the age
of 3ears. That father know his buainesH.
Tho San francisco Hebreo 0oscrrtr odoss
HAMMOND $1,000 for ovory Issac1ito converted
to ClristfAulty By hin, according to hla boast
~MAntA Mosn.s daughter, Mrs BT. JouN
Eoxn1s, VIA burnt out from Ler Litchdeld,
| Conn. fondoncs> tho oshar da7. and IL peuni~
lsss
eon,n,festonsr f1Anrrn. WIN bora the .eciprocity
tro,ty botxoou tho United States snd tho Sand
| w,oI, 1tl.ndn. vss r&c.lyed at Honolulu With m
ovation.
M, o,,., ~ r.;.r,.,.nt.4ox,r,or n, f,nt.io
.+,aras -, ~ f7oc,,n,1 hv tha uon. oyonon
BROWN. ha. boen confo,rsa upon tho Hon, D, 4,
nrcnor.1n.
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| - 49, 1att s,,-innoo,a ~ I..k,on~,,,.
-esa.' y. 1 o,..s ts .ha .ras.,. -, ~. 1,,,,a,s
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AAe.- '-~N'
IaEoDoEh aA5s tns pfooA'Jn A'9"s' e.t
j j
speech yoatofdaJ flke = man feAflsasl5 0att'n9
! for the Resurrection"
"Tha CITY Of Hhirks.~ Ia tbs hssdtuo Of N
.a,.o,i., r,on o,,- ds,,,ou,nt t.r III. Th.
S..a. ..,,an,1, ar s1n,o... ~ I'm. n,ns ~ ths
msts. e'uon..' n - .appos". p,p.",.. Nv ~
daEuen t'sS 70 % 0nnk*eo'
M A. r. a,os ono5 of IT, ths .a.psn. NON s0.s sv0
tgo IN ch;csao 't cireal.tne b. tliend
aad enjoying himself sreatIy.
hssa H. . ,cnee. @ p,hop 1np 1s1 10 u. "19la
n""os' :. ~ ,s r.1vN. p ~ ~ ,o.o
H. s,s va, .s. es,o m n ass1,s',s assa 7s. ~ o R IN
s!s'.a ssu!y win n,'s4.ss, y, 70. md ss,
1sauea pastofM. 20 90 .s.a ~ sns - ,os1p',0 as,p
.p"''
uee. ..--..
1ho ensespr,nos Atn11ns ns's ao.msu nsLs
partne eraaip ~ath h' "F1SaoakSots OF faHs'
hoo n1 psoaaSs W sne no''.'ox ]" ~. sn's eouI
try a,.ses'5 1sef 'n'' 1''D" 'f0n 'a' . s'o'N
Tho Marquis Of Butte II going to travel In Pal.
esEoe WIN ois "As' ~ sHss sao p.'ssa'4o4 ~, >.
Of carrying bis own photographer With MIN. a.
~noes
pictures
[ A"*'' 0Aa*~' " ss "
fortune to tho 1esnsts. VINO onsfoa TO oonpso-
, 1875-05-26

The HuMAN CATdOLlE Law uF MAAhlA6E.
A caso ot libel or SANDER recently institut-
cd in Boston, in which Catholic priost OF
Chelsen, Mnss., il charged with defa1ning pri-
yato character, cannot fail to attract general
attention. The plaintiff, RonEnr C. FAsNtxa,
alleges that in 1873 lo was lawfully married
by civil magistrate; that on tho 9th Of No.
vsmber, 1879, the defendant, the Rev. JAMES
McGLEw, in church md in tho presence Of
large congregation, said:
"Thsro hare been parties that hs.e gone and 9os
married Of tho Church, snd thosc parties are lYiug
In mortal sin. Will call THAR to youRoHsnr
q. FANNtN1, Ir. aud CATHAntNE MuRsnr;s aud, af-
ter calling suudry other uAmea, ths defendant aail
"These parsipa rnu4t como before tic altar
and giys publte satlafaction = that on Tho 21d
Of Novembar tho dstandant publicly, falaey Aod
ticpusly spote Of tho plsinuh substantially follows:
"JoHx TANNING, RoDEn1, or NhAtsvay biz naula
H. Las gone to Iva With that Woman, living In stn.
aud will cal their names every Sunday uusil they
coma before the altar aud giro public satlsfsoion.
Thess pasuns viii be coming 10 mo bY and by With
thais baatarla for mo to chr,aen.7 That about
tha 39tb day Of Augus 1874 tho defendant tn church
and In the presencs Of the congregation aecused the
plaintiff substantially follow: II hAve heasd thss
coup1s hlrs Rone md got Married out Of e parish,
aud u they do not CONT and bafore ntzt Sun.
dxy VII call shcs nsmes from the altar. thought
the scandal Of year ago WA enough to Learn than,
1ssson they will run to ncGhboffng priess With liz
In their mouths. or, Ike GARLANDB son aud FAaNzHa
tmsauiug FAsNno, this PLAINTIFF, who vent 10 !
sweep Of tbs town. down 1t tbs square, who unlAr-
fully msrsied and living in ain and they cannot sp
proach tho rails Of this altar un they have 2Sap pub
| hn satlafsenon."
Tho defendant has fled plaa that. il hs
| spoke the words alleged, they were spoken
by him in his capacity and by virtue Of his
, 1875-05-26

ApErpIll lTr1EATRR-Dsatbstn tttest. cornsr Mon;
scH Variety Entcrthinme1t. "Ths Coustar Of L1oaas
Attsrnoon Rnd assnIne.
, 1875-05-26

nEAuTy.s nENEFACTOn-rT WOULD RE IDLE
70 sroct ptanes % hounr Of O. W: Laird Syst1 lady
niaom ot Y.u'b et ~ ieilet: aato.s hns With
pls.ian tGat Thu. cannat dslace so1d hy al drukgi.ts
, 1875-05-26

M'vICkKRts TfrEATRE-s Madison ttrtet.. bstrc4s
Dtstbern and 3tato, Engagement OF ChAt1nS Pops
~Tbs Habbsn."
, 1875-05-26
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

uESrERih LODGE, No. At, A. r. A, M.-Hesa-
Tar eopmuneA NuJne*day evening, 3Ay 39 tot woF
n the Third Degree Visiting brethren cordially nstsd+
1J eEdsf af TIA ". II.
, 1875-05-26
Ubs GbiifaDn U4ibn,st.

Wednesday Morning. May 90, 1873.
, 1875-05-26

Ths publication few days ago OF tho tax
list Of Cook County, making small Volume
Of 144 pages OF a newspaper, haa e1citod
curiosity and criticism In vnrious quarters.
The st. Louis and Cincinnati papora espe-
cially find IN excuse for prououncing Chi
ongo to b bankrupt. 4 few words will ex~
plairs the matter.
1r. Chicago the custom always has bean,
and Va suppose always will be, to postpone
payment Of taxos until as 1ato date ~ the
lew allows. Hence, what Is technically called
the "delinquent " LIST liz In fact an almost
literal transcript Of tho Aaaeseors' books, OK =
copy Of tho ta14l'st.
This particular List wss for all tho !ands IN
Cook County. which county Is Of respectable
ter1itorial dimensions. Tbs law requires the
enumeration Of each piece Of land by the
s1usllest subdivision to which II has boen
reduced. During tho last four years, and
especially within the last two years, there
hnvo been large traota Of land In the county
laid of In village and town plats, with tho
subdivision Into town lots Tho growth Of
this business may b aaeu by tho following
comparison. Tho dgures ase fos the whole
| u.uot1, Iv.1oIfru rhfaorn.
, 1875-10-13
JUDGE M'ALllarka.

concur, but 80 further than tbs aboye opinion II
tho Information bad n auldtalre tbs dc alll7tr
VI realara u dtiondahsb epecia pttaa AhoI4 la w
tesu carried tlck snd susalAAd to the information
think tho information WAa bad in substance, ul1 tila
ground that nelther 1t common law under cur STAT
ui'a tho relation Of private individuals e sgain.t
municipal corporation ~ : body. Al i IN.
defstanA ihB Eugish csasa At co,nnlon
law, alch al Information Axslual muutciusl
corporation 1he relation Of p.tvutr ,ltyiual4 wIll
not lfG lsex ~. The Corporation Vt Casmanth he'll !
burrows. h3 8. o., ", BtackstJua, lat; Taa peupo
~. A,chardson Oand., l09 snd sxacss there cIt,I
pfirAis corporations only.
The recognition Of such doctno would te fraught
with danger to tho tiHhts aIu litartiea OF the ela
uHicr ae4l govcsnmrnts. II private inAtyitu4s nay
snstttnic md prosecute such easus ~ 4lat the City II
c1ta4o ~ BODY, thoy may, BY parity of re4so,ins
sgafMst tue Couaty Of Cook ~ q body, to te.t ii
s4liy ot lts organization, aud II tho proceeding viii
It, then, by tho dcfAat mialsadiug of an attoruey
Judgment of uster hlay ~, and thIeta,4rts VI .
lln uf leopIe ~ d!ytsfel VI all corios-;p rig4t4
at,d privileges ln'uE au.h loeal goYsrn,ncuts.
II Npul Ie4d to confusion aa tliAur, ttI ItInn nf
society, II not revolution. II Il will liz ~ u
c.tips sud counties, Why iunJ Il not ~ u Eate47
III tbs Federal Courts against the Esato Of !Etaos, IL
determine wtletltr tho Eon,tutiou IT 1871 was reau
larry 4iuIttd. lnh !u the way, hy dptlut pr uIs
fersiit4 u jury, uhtAln Il jl"lyulrnt II a,s:er?
Slr ranIlul ts Tie law. The uAIll sn Il uI ,r,c
IL IL iree1d aaatnal tho Individual OH sts whu IL
clanirA hars usurIed tho frnnchiaU ~ o,nsttctt o
Til. UoGst has uot lAssod Arun this Questtu b. lhs
pet41 my yiews uton It. Fur tho re44pus given, Tia
demurrer Of 1raturs to tbs defendants pis.s SHOULD
h4yo Lcru carried back to tbs information aud MIA
1atnsI 10 that, ~ bad In substance.
, 1875-10-13

TIRE CASTING Or TWO nAL10T8
DO not neeeasar11J 1nputs Auytliag wrongful to tho
voters. There wsfo Two questions Sotsl urnu+ o{ ill.,
corporation and minority Representation. aud ws do
not understand tho ayermont Of The voers casting iva
balloss to Import anything thln that they caxt
ballot upon each ono Of the Two 1nest!ohs.
According II tho atetmeuts ct shn aftth replication
theru was grosa reHalaty In conducting Tho election
n thcse specified wards, and fraud Oh tie part Of ths
jutlgos u thu alsction in thoso wards.
, 1875-10-13
4Seto Fork Herald.

Il .eeeCK nRkATHEs His LAST
ahA .Ss Calwy1 stout lD u.1oek, after short
r. t,ss,hae ss aete tao young Enallsh,nsu, Edward
t9azd,as dls laat, 10 ts great grief or u all
= GQS .nn H. '*o rated peIumcters. w had nui4neI
NAL II. Ie :. OF our march from ths aea. aud hud
htsrs,t". eass OF tho watershel ~hsueu It's triot.
"a ii. na1 sd infant water. begin 70 dow NiIoward
VI Ia sseia young man dsl. W. buried hin 4t
ez1I.a. ~ cut tlhup iuto tree mark hl4 iaat
s,td Ihst W Travelled north xe became still moro
4tutem. w. hsa arrived III the ae~y land wlleuce
DIR. !. southern springs, rtsules. aud stream.
~ sts,.stsaIf ataf WsteE1 iuto lbs Nile From hiRl
i opn,.e .elaa vast s4tent Of country tbs story II
AkE,.s = plainly written 10 tho deep dsprcasjop1
.tlsj ~ tItsd tAcss slxus Of ths toclpsut Nils, va
I'D ~, ring hole that before long 1s SHOULD
Exh a. htaasshsd ~ .d eys& on tAa mighty reservoir
Nv al ~. tae@s *aters. which Puflsd snlt ttpplsd
&na IT. IT, bfo.d bosom, 70 discharge than IL
fnp a.. into TIE While Milo.
St.axse. ~ 1onkpased two days through Us41n
G94s~ = sasfs hAtf HaIIack-tAe c.r1iss of kirk's
r. - Il liz tins.toua, ~huul compeIIsd to ACCOM-
&texa N gnll In ls7l-waa brutally murdered. Er
|, fIs.. es,ns frolu s.shm4, anI h.u permitted
~ ii 49,, ,sae expedition s1osiy the rear guard
aEs ~ 1ofea - eazs!ass bee1u4e Of Tho 6s1yy
A4A No nst u w.s wAyl4td By the nativeY aud
see$s- THIS w ths ekas oyats VI qf &Qs-
, 1875-10-13

incline to tho opinion shst aAix Information caunot
be naa,ntat4ol sgalust city. town. rIlsas county,
towpaA1p, or othef municipality u I kpdy. huk Il
should " against tho otf@Is o< tha BODY That an
escioa for ths adoption of hs charter eaaRot "
tes3oA tn aucA lr0cosdipg,
, 1875-10-13

I An dispoasd 10 think thai IN information Ia lbs
nature u quo watsanto. BY pirate Ind, ldaals, VIII
that the demurrer to ths specla pla&s shoud b., aus.
t4inad &a tha tufofa.Atiou.
, 1875-10-13

Indianapolis, Loussvtlss Il Ctnct,1.
rAtf Day E1IlFess ...,.,.,,,,,,,.
lndtAnAt'ulix. Louisville 4 Etucin.;
tAs1 SlAht EIpro4A {dAIIyl,...,.
, 1875-10-13

kaNkAkEE Line.
Fyo ctntEat Dfpa Jvo4 takt-st. aad dep fa.s F...x
.-und-x. 1,e*t are III kanlo!pA+t., a.sd Al dspss