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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04
APRIL AND OCTOBER.

Any one investing in these Bonds has the
satisfaction of knowing that his bond is GER
tain to be paid at maturity and further that
he assists in building in the city Of New York
q permanent Temple Of Industry, which will
be an ornament and a pride to every Ameri-
can.
Each Bondholder, until his bond is re-
deemed, is a part owner Of twenty. two acres
OF land situated in the heart Of the city of
New York. and estimated to be worth Two
Million -Four Hundred Thousand Dollars.
And the building which is estimated to cost
Seven Millions.
The excavations for the foundation was
commenced on the 10th of May. 1875, and the
building will be ready to receive the goods
from the Centennial Exhibition at its close.
No investment for people of small means
was ever offered e~qualing the Bonds of the In
dustrial Exhibition Co. The bonds are Sc.
cured by mortgage which makes the principal
safe, n eminently secure, and in addition to
which each bondholder participates four times
q veal, in the allotment Of premiums above
named.
The difference between these bonds and a
lottery ticket is, in a lottery the holder must
lose his money or draw q prize, while the
holder Of an Industrial Exhibition Bond can
not lose his investment. but must have re-
turned to him the principal and a small rate
OF interest added, and in addition has an OPP
portunity to draw a premium ranging from
$50 to $780, 900.
The Board Of Directors and the Trustees Of
the mortgagage are among the most eminent
Of the business men of New York, and is Of
itself q guarantee that the bonds are a safe
and desirable investment.
The Company is not responsible for any
money sent. except it be by check, postal or
der, draft or express payable to the order of
the Industrial Exhibition Company.
Circularssent on application.
Address,
Industrial Exhibition Company,
No. I2 East 18th street,
123d&wt New York City
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04

REFERRING to section 3 Of the Consti-
tuition of the United States, the Nash
vile Banner of yesterday says: Whether
by the next meeting of the Legislature
is meaat the next regular session, or can
be made to apply to a called session or
not, is also subject of speculation. At
all events there is no pressing or immc.
date necessity or occasion for a tempo
rary appointment though the vacancy
would'probably have to be filed before the
next regular legislative session. If tenn
porarily filed by appointment, the next
Legislature to be chosen in 1876 would
have two Senators to elect in the session
of 1877.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04

Eleven women have been indicted a
Lynchburg, Va, for illicit distiIling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04
CANCERS.
MEETING.
Attention, TempIars.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF NATOMA
n Temple Of II. and I. No. /, will DO held
at their hall. GayOso block, Main street, this
"WEDNESDAY evening, August 4, 1875, at
D. q; REAHARD, W. CT.
john W. BRUSH, W, r.
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The Public Ledger for Absentee.

Inc PUBLIC LeuBeF o AbBentees.
Subscribers leaving the city for the summer
months can have the PUBLIC LEDGER mailed
to n address at 75c per month, postage paid.
Leave orders at counting room. No. ID Madi-
Ron street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August 4.-Moody and
Sankey sailed for America to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04

NAPOLEON BoNAPARrE SPEARS, De-
fender of the Constitution and the dear
people, 1.-THE Representative from Ma
rion, Sequatchie, Grundy, Hamilton,
Bledsoe and Var Buren," in the Thirty
ninth General Assembly, has written to
the Knoxville Press and Herald that he
voted for the suspension of taxes and
to reduce the rate to twenty-five cents,
but that be is opposed to repudi.
alton, and thinks the Governor should
call an extra session of the Legislature to
save the credit of the State. He quotes
the couplet, While the lamp holds out
to burn, the vilest sinner may retgrn"-
to the Legislature-and asks that
brother Dodson, Of McMinn, lead in
singing a hymn. Brother Spears, it will
be remembered, was robbed by some
heartless pickpocket Of one hundred
dollars, saved from his hard-earnsd pay
as a Legislator, just before the adjourn
ment. The hat would have been passed
around, but it was well.known that his
fellow.members were out of money, in
debt, and unable to get home on their
per diem without the aid Of free passes,
rendered graciously by the railroads, not
withstanding the passage Of a bill taxing
railroads. New, in order that brother
Spears may have one more opportunity
to make a speech at the capitol in be-
halt of the dear people and stand a chance
to make back what he lost in a single
hour, we commend his petition to the
consideration of his excel.
lency, Governor Porter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-04

WILL BUY A QUARTER BOND OF THE
w, Industrial Exhibition Company of New
York.
series allotments every year, until it is re-
deemed.
The following Premiums show what any
Bond may receive. A quarter Bond would
receive one quarter of the below named pre-
miums. Nf
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THE

THE NJ. E. CHURCH. SOUTH, WITHIN
the bounds of its circulation, embraces a
membership of abOutseventy thousand. The
geographical lines which bound its field en-
brace the largest portion of that territory. the
commercial center of which is Memphis.
Lawyers, Doctors, Merchants, Teachers and
Farmers subscribe for, and read the WEST
ERN METHODIST.
Business men will find it. no doubt. to their
interest before completing the. advertising
arrangements to consider the comparative
merits of our paper as an advertising me-
dunn.
We mean business, and will make terms as
reasonable as any fair dealer would urge.
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rae subscription price OF the
RUBLIC LEBGER Is IS per annum
for Daily, and % per annum for
weekly. POSTAGE FREE.
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Attachment Notice.

ESTES 4 ELLErr, Attorneys.
, 1875-03-31
HIS OPINION or THINGS.


4 reporter Of tho Eucning Journal yesterday
| had tho following conversation with Judge
WisiiarnB relative 10 the Storey case.
Rcrottcr-I need not inquire whether you still.
think your decision vas correct and Just for unques-
jugs WI most certainly DO, ..suro YOU
actei moro cooy, calaa,y mi, couseieutus4ls
Ill ny Ale th.a In rcfcsenco 70 Ills matter.
ncHorter-iou deny having boon "rash,n then. In
5u,lge vi xas the faFthe-t tcmo,s iron, that. I
w.. Gi.csd IL dsl,sate, d#sgrtsable poaIt!on se-
slo Question thoroughly; 1e1Atn.ucd ths facts ana
did whss believed to 10 legal, right anl rroper.
AM prepared to take tho consequences Upe or two Of
the iaper4 Iredlca that Viii frepent Il my scion
Jcatertlay. When AIN convinced that am wrong. /
shan reirnt hut long - an sure that am rght
sllal hare 10 occasion 10 repent.
juaas WI lid. is!iy sspostsa IT, '.m Ta, an not
dl.maYed II tho newalaers 1T to ab,isa mo for
cani.ot hclpit. Abuse viii nsIcr convince lns nit
nepostst- do you think, Judge, Of Tho sudden
Judge Wit " certainly an Irregular proceeding
IN faot unpseetdsnse<i. Judge MoAlIIater no doubi
sal. ee we1s eiearly IN violation of tho ~ statute
judSe Of suprsns coaFt Wien tSe conrt i nol IL
the wsy he VIA Whoa auprorie Court judRe
.natos trhssertns q Asupossedeaa. must then b
ogi for ts selea4s Of tho priaoner III that ID whst
L. roquired, o2 whkt, 10 Flacsd tho Official seaI
nf tho c"ust, End when that order 10 received by
tue ofhees hsHng tho prisoner in custody. 10
uust lsloAso he plaintiff! In without fuFthsr .-
.y Du tA this oase no ordnr tssas by tic Cierk
hs strength of talegrym from WAukeghn,
Aerorsf-Thcu you d1sclajn1 auy personal feeling
drclstony
3u!sge WI DO, most emrha.toa1ly. decided tbs
Question according 70 what believed to he tIe law,
k7}1 I'm data ~
'utncn; bcliovo an right but right wrong, |
IN ~nnag to ,ness the sesIon.i1y and bear ~
not, and eou!d not, atulfy myself, nor sscri1rs nv
manhood for Ill shcre il ln Chicago
, 1875-03-31
NEWSPAPERS AND CRIMINALS,
EffoFt ut tiau Police TO Got Hid OF II c.
4ponHitiIiiy.

EffoFt ut tjau Police 80 Got Hid OF fke.
aponsibilIty.
II tho potlce-force wonld display half the
amount of zeal In tas1eting out crlme that thoy
exercise In inycntfnE excusos to cover tbolr stu
psdisy and failures, 1t Is quito lskey that much
more valuable and efficient sesycea would b.
rendered by thom.
Whoncvor their sublime stupidity has lad
them to follow every claw but llB right
ono In working up Iii important c.ao,
and their efforts hare consequently
proven fruitless, tLey arc not at 3 loss fqf "a
raous circumstances and thugs to which 10 A.
tribute thoE defoRt, thus satisfactorily accauut-
inR for tlelE aot doing anything and preserving
themselves from tho Impression that theit own
IBnoranoa las boon tho ou1y cause.
1t Ia very cosnmon thing tar theso officials,
tncFuated with tsno1snco aud concot, 10 aaddIe
1Ae blame OF tAalr ihnumerable failures 10 hunt
down csi,uluals upon
Tor PremAturs!y publishing the detaiA Of tho
crime upon which taey sro It work. gAoy make
tue yery broad charge that their 1ohs ate spoiled
by those publications. in tho uewsp4pels, though
tbslr Asgnmsua TO subst2utiAta it ~, TO say tic
least, little Hhaky.
Arsporter Of tho journal haa Inst Asd An H.
tsfVloW NTH prominent police jllical With re.
Sara to tho management Of ths detective aud
police force, In which the lattor aid,
Ihs nfat Thing NO havA 10 mud fauIt With IL outaIs
oI ~ department. ltlls ths pEc4s. Tbs ubiquitous
thow ssarJthtnV, aud tGl su tAsy know sud
R5pess Ill suaounes that nle4o4 aud else
which can help tbs crinlinai to scaps Often u1An
aos* nos Know ~ ATe looklBg to- him until he 1t
, 1875-03-31
ST. PAUL.

An Important Dccision-seod Yhens
for eiraSsaoPpor-Sufferc
Memorial NIGcsiuK.
Sneetas Dispatch to 7ad Chicago Tribune,
ST. PAUL. Num-, March J0.-A llspatcl from
Washington today Aanouncos that the United
States suproms Court confirms tho decree OF tho
lower Court In tho Randall dover casoa. thus
clearing tho ttlos Of over eco ownors OF p1ppcrty
III tbls city, covering large aeoton In thu ha..t
Or tue eastern half Of tha uty,
Tho duik Was prosecuted By "a d.
toruay ou Shares but tbs widow in whose uasno
tae suits were ia understood to have protaysad
eht1ro Ignorance OF the purpose for which the
lawyer enth1nea from her tho power to bring tho
saitS. Mhen tho suits commenced, soveral years
~ tAafa waa strong focllng about It. Tho
parties threatened, at ono time, pEol,oscl to bold
III indignation meeting, aud llang t.e lawyer IN
ellgS. out Deter COUNSEL prevailed
44o stata Commissioners commence to-mor-
70" tue distribution ot seed WHEAT IN tho grass
noppcr region. Thoy will givo eAch needy fam-
IVY HiIoea 70 twenty bushels Of wheat, or an
clulsesons ot other seeds. The Commissioners
expect 10 haye tito distribution completol within
teh oays. Iho anow IL not al goueIn suy local.
W, except OH plowod fields, but reports ooluq
from avery direction Of farmers having CON-
nencel sowing whcat,
john Mitcl1e! memorial meeting hare last
appointed to act Ia coheort with similar commit
tses throughout the country for contributions to
honor.
Ile spefling-school mania s1aa scgclod heya,
nreaRllk out thla morning At tho Hope rsesby-
te11su Church, An. admission being charged tor
kuo peaolt OF soma church charity,
, 1875-03-31

tho claims OF Jamca &. AfcDoan at M. and L.
DaBgut wers dismissed.
Hfant OF administration whs taducd to Nancy
Cooper In tho cstAto of Joslua hf. Cooper undcr
an approved bond Of $l9,0u0.
CRIMINAL COUNT.
A notlc prose9ul wnA entered in Tho cAsos Of
1ootco Gillespie and Frank Ellsworth, charged
will lilo larceny Of fifty tons Of cual tho prop-
ertv Of Minor T. Ames and ollers.
ueorEo Davis, tried for bhrgtariouHly entering
Tho sesitionce Of Thomas l.. Gilmore; votlict,
mol gnilty.
from Mntt'o g. Dixon verdict. not guilty.
Joh, ftaryfy a1iaR John Clancy, mid Juln Afur-
ply niaa John Sullivan, char9csi will, stealing
1900 pounds Of l,'doH. tho property Of Tho Unon
1sontoring Company, peadal ot guilty. 1'y agroo-
mont Ut counsel aud tle Stnte's Attorney, a Jury
wRs waived and tho eaHo submitted to The Court.
Part of tho ovttlonce was heard, and tlIa Court
adjourned TIL this morning at 10 o'clock.
IunoE 0Anr-2o2, 2o7, 2tl, 213 to 22s.
,tuDuE MoOHE-GH.
JUinK ttoAEHs--.]l0 10 3ii.
JrD0g U,oTit--2i0 to 25D, oxcopt 2i9.
JuuuE TnEE-1G2 to 110.
JUDGMENTS.
UNITED BrATxT DtaTntcF CouRT-Jup0E nfoDorr1
.It.onas Huxley, Asa'gncc, ". William tIurt!le,
$t.27t.
Burxn1on ntounr-Conrxss1ous-ra UaysusR,,
VI. Ann Norcntt anu Jutn Norcott, t12H.!2
EIhCttF Cuunr-CbxYE EsstDNs-patt Burger ~.
Nncluty 1ewaf,tlno.k, $ilH-Oeorga 01As W. 1fcnry
Damn and Eliza Damn, $ia9.ss.
JnpaE RbuEns-Lssnan nrtdgea II. II. 1felslander,
e. II, Williams. $77.15.
jun1r f}oorm-I.. D. Wclstcr n. Artc1nus Carter;
verdict 500, and motion fur new trial.
, 1875-03-31

Tho Illinois Central 1sailroa1 has commenced
tho sAlo OF through tsckcts to NIo1lco an! Cuba
The now through rates haro been definitely net
tied upon Us follows: Chicago to 1Iayana, By
all lineB from Now Orleans, eG3; to Hayana and
return, via diroct liuo, s93; to Havana and TO-
turn via Cedar Keys. 500; to Vera Cruz, sos !;
to City Of McxIco, e118; to City OF Mexico aud
roturn, 91G7. Tho above rates nrc payable in
currency. Excursion tickets are good for threo
months.
BLKEr11a-cAn ExTnnTIov.
70 he Editor u The Chiraao TrioaHe'
AANKAKEE, March 20.-The travelling public
have long borno with tho outrageous chtrgos
tho Pullman Palaco-Car Company. Their mat
trosees aro now furnished Of about the thickness
of d Lopino watch, aud tho piows wou ii mako
a comfortable rest for tho hoau If you could put
aix Of thom into ono. ! have ffioud xl1o had
distance Of SO miles, in tho u'eepiug-sa by rea-
son Of her sicknesa, aud occupied q berth
for t"o hours and q quarter, aud was
CHARGED e for 4. When tho conductor was
charge l.o justified tho matter by claiming tho
lady had occupied two mattresses. This WAS
true but tho sfngio nattress furnished wna ill.,
sufficient to form i comfortable bed With. What
tho public want is bottor bods, aud more roal
comforts. and Ices carvings, silyer-plasinsH, and
fancy work, This charge ia simply extottionatc
and 1t bchooves tho Company 10 see 1t iH not ro-
pcatod, lest an outraged public may DO what III
boing donn In Oho aud other States, s,-1llace thcm
under Legislative control. Lex,
ITEMs.
The General Freight Agents OF tho Chicago l.
Nnrtltwcstorn, Chicago, Milwaukee L IL. Taul,
Illinois Csltral and othor river Ioeds bold d
meeting at tho Northwestern Nallroad oflloo yos-
toriay afternoon. and adopted new ration to Mis-
aisnippt Rlsor points Tho ratos adopted arc
about tho aane Is LAose Of last year.
Mr. Henry Wentworth, Octcral Passenger
Agent Of tho Michigan Central Railroad, las
gone 10 Detroit to maAo arrangements for tic
nov tickots at tho reduced rates, which will lie
put on Ba1o to all Eastern cities Ii, slaY or two.
, 1875-03-31
CottntGrfcf1liig Pennies.

1l69fH1H 7ft7ItF.
Il ss reported that an unknown person recently
wrote to tho First Lord Of the Treasury saying
n!es OF tho realm. l1o was very frank In hia
communication, telling tho officer tia. he had
made 92ooo sterling by the operation, and fur.
thefmore described how tho countorfcits might
20 detected: 30 far NJ tho public know, h.s story
moi, belief, ail Pennies having q cnnital al"
nnuos tho date 1874 nrs bogus. have pee,,
hundreds and thousands Of tl,om IN CIR
cSan!!atson Sa!! within tho past few n,ontls.
nhet Aos this tla1nolesA genius fi,l-
tends to 20 On viii, hs couuterfe;tinc. hereafter
leaving out tho test "i"-p trick yery we'll
known-or In really canscienco.etriokoo, / 10 nut
nretond to say. 1t IL only Just to add, however,
Tint many people declare that tho puun.ts with
thu :" IL arc perfectly genuine after all
, 1875-03-31
IMPORTANT WILL CASE.
8ptof1t D,sp1trh to TAs Ch1eaas It;suns,

ops'11s nep1Fh 70 1Hs Ch1t&ba iFisHHs,
BLoonIsa7oa. ILL.,, March 30.-A very inter,
esting caso hAa besn, by cbanga OF venue, trans.
tetrod from Vesmilon County to ths Mclean
Circuit, Il Ia suit Of four Aelts OF Htophpn
uF'shsh, seeking to set aside several dseds m.do
" that man, soma timo deceaaad, BY which he
gave 70 various religious and eleemosynary In
stisuiiona tho SUN of el6o,0 They ask Tor
lbas aee1sion On tha ground that Griffith was in.
aAas ~hen hs made the wills. aud, Ia
prove this, relato, facts ~ follows
IhiFty years ago, Q.ltiti., tten : resident
~ M'nhssoa, Waa about 70 lose al tle hsd IN
easae aug ngs hY change ia prices aud. after
effect that, 4 BY Lis powsr lie should syort thc
t'on'Gueu 3. hs H. b. would doyosa TO linn =, that
living. This hs did, aud. Ge,nv Methodtt
made staustious to the EbenozcF inatituta F!ss
Nock, .. ires1aan's All hoeivsY, American a,i
fofe'En Christian Untup t;.,urvh Exteuyion Ho-
r!aty, aud Anstioau Tract hostoty.: Which duus-
tsoas sre now sought to bs 4ecoresca.
, 1875-03-31

In ,he papers. To illustrate. Young, the man y, h,r,
IT. ,rreased =. sscorlce 10 she ilcis mutirr
;.ins A,sr .ms' hs h ftaf, 'teF e .ss aes.etan ss
.rane ai1a5,d a be began 10 sppsss On .hs str..i
Henessng him 10 be participant In thu crne Iiis
.se''hon va given 70 them by The giri Mon,eom.
aI.s man. and III. nest issus of s tMner nahitshri
n. desct'rsion. The conse1encea weTe ,hb erttnins
nas,e 1 fnanR:d NJ hs clothes. and though this officers
Il shs prs;. in Ill: nasr eu u. no. p.
a." nAo"iu hot 10 blamed tytt,
lierc tha public press Ii creJtetI will, tina fail.
n1ca tEee have attended altnont every step of tho
which 'eo "''o~o tautoeF, than
soxE wAs EsEE ,tonE rrrr1prY CONDUCTED.
"A4uealod" to tho reporter. Tia fac, ss Tx TX
elfi herself was tho informant, for wiiei, tha
po!!ce tlIe'nte1ses aro Responsible. '1'
p.nors 9o0'n1s IL tbs ss,e to .ay that tho
ya!uablo clcws. and information bv Ao tbo
Investigations OF their reporters thar wnmjd h.ro
Gaen gained otherwise BY tho oIliccrn vel t,noo
H.; H. 1ob: Ihey rei.'ered vslunle assisancs In
and should really receive st,anks rather than be-
charged With throwing obstacles Ia tie way OF
police officials. ' -
It is not llkclr that man guilty Of murder
hanss around tho acono Of bis crime, aud de-
READS IN noME NEWSPAPER
that he is wanted. Crim!ualn do not net In apy
such stupid manner. NJ police officers wouid
KNOW II they wcro better acquainted witt, I'm
criminal ciasrcs. 4 man guilty Of a great c,tuo
VIII. unasdiHtttl by newspaper pub)ica,tuna. nnt
himself a. fnr nwav from its fcelo IA pubsbIo.
y II safe to presume that the police will lind tl,at
lonng IA another wrong man." for IT is absurd
10 tlnnk tlat after guifsy man discovered ho il
"an'ea LOT q csinlo ns sc1touB as that Of tuurdor
he will remain in tho city,
iA9 only caAo "iero secrecy WIS succcssfulJy
preserved waa that Of
THE hCETz MCHDEH+
anu IN thtH the police. thus ieIt to thcmpnlyns
connltted tho stupid bluuder Of ar,ebtiur tho
dead old mai Il soiiH. '''e
The truth Is. that the publication. of which the
police comrtutn are valuable ra.hc7 than iniurj-
ous. The reported details Of robbery cnnnot
Affect the chaEccn Of tho robbers arrest. Tha
newspaper statement that the robbery has hncn
committed can be no startling nova to tie t,crpo-
tITatof, and. ~ tho police Invariably vithhnfd
tho names Of parties whom they suknect in surl,
caseH the publication of details cat, l1aya no j1,-
furious eiloct wLatcvcr. On the contrary. It mny
10 uHctul in warning people not to purchase lie
stolen goods described, or 10 ucentistp ntoln,,
notes. bonds. etc. Tho zeal Of tho nofico Il,
such toms looks M II tGey hni
something to make by leaving pcoplo uuwatned
THE ONLY nE,Enr
against " ubiquitous reporters" at nny rate,
!es with tho police officials themselves, Most Of
Ihe Information published is derived from poI,cc
men. nnd II they cannot rely upon the dscret.on
Of their Hubordinates thor should reform tho Gu
tire furce. ~ ~ -
, 1875-03-31
MICHIGAN M6slc.1EAcHERs.

~.'"P'ss*Ft I" I Hs NHsta9RH 7 1F1VHH*t
DsFao.F, hileh. March 3o.-1'o.dsy tho pub
ltc school manifestations Of thia stato held
convention and formed permanent orsanlza-
tion; H. WITH g. i; Jseteon. Of Detroit, President,
q. y. Fnisb.nss. Of Flint, Secretary; and @. u.
s1o 'nusio-toschsrs Of the State we1s present,
Tue ue1t meeting will bs hold In December Il
tha p'aos Of meeting Of the bls.a TescAars
, 1875-03-31

After an iutcrm9ssion of several waeks, the
management Of this thoatro haro pat on "Mag-
nolsa " again. Tho pieoo was in tho haight of ita
popularity, or thcroahouts whom 1t wns taken
OF, aud. shcro bcing nothing In particular to put
on just now, on wont "Maguolla." The audi
ence wsa fairly large, and tho funny acting Of
Mr. Crane and tho clover acon!o effocta vero au-
caat, Mr. Webstez playing johnson, alr. Boges
1oby and Miss DernhItl Giccly. Thoeo changes
wore nut by my means 10 tue disadvantage Of
the play. Mr. Webster being grsas IMPROVE
mont ou bis Predecessor in tho part. ssWaqno-
In" will 10 repeated eyoTy night this wosk bu,
SATURDAY.,
, 1875-03-31


ffr. Iawreuco barrett coElmcnGad tho sccnn,1
wook Of lis engagement at Mcyickcrs Theatre
Monday evening with Dutwcr'a snowy and effect
iyo drama, ''1sicholicu." Tho house was fair
only, showing no yery Croat improvement In
polut Of HlEe over tho llouaes Of .Iio previous
wock. On 31r. Barrcsts conception and rc:rc-
aontation Of the Cardiual this column ha. H.
roady given favorable opinion, aud anything
tint might bo said now would DO but rero.ttton
81 what has been aaiu already. III. Earrrt,'u
HtchelieH, III many points, euc,n. IT, "a
merits which. none othars OF tic prc . ,.,.y
share It is equally gront in its rol.?a!t,ir5
OF tho Cardinal Al IN iBo1Atod man whose yerv
gruatucss has lifted him beyond the nyyuuatl,y
md companionEhIp Of othor mon NJ ,I,o eUi.
itnry opponent Of enemies unuuulooreI ~ lie
nlfecttonate guardian Of innocent girllpoJ.
turning To Tho solitary loyo of his old ago az tho
willy statcntnau ;at'd Is tho Cardinal assionatcly
aetyHg al his foes together III the batle for hi
ward and Ills country. Ills execution ban beon
notol bofore, aud ita uniformity mud consistou-
cy. ~ well ns It's passionate powor, l!ayo Lad
their deserved commcndation. 1t is 70 recentty
that Atr. Barrett waa with us that fur stor rotna,,
upon th0 performance IL unnecessary. Tho gt,u-
port by tho stock company was rerv fnir, To-
morrow aua Thursday uights Hamlet i" will bs
rlnyoi.
, 1875-03-31
RAILROAD NEWS,
New Freight Tariff on Wisconsin
IsOatls.
WISCONSIN FREIGHT TARIFFS.

Tho Chicago 4 Nortlwestor,. The Chicago,
Milwaukee i 1T. Paul, and other Wtcopbiu roads.
l,nye adopted now freight tarif1s, in accordance
with tho now WisconHln Railroad law. Tho new
rates radically differ iron, ths old onoe. aud are
na fo1foNsi