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, 1875-10-12

FATHER HENNE5SEY DETROIT.
Hrxcrat Dispatch T. Ths Ehtcado Tfsbun<.
DETnolg, 3licb.. Oct. ll.-Father Henueasoy,
for thirty yeAra prominent pr!eet in this 6tate,
died hsrr to-day
THE HON SAMUEL c. ptMMfCK, HARRISBURG.
HAnR1snrso. Pa, Oct. 1.-The Hon. Samuel
e, Dimullck, Attorney 0cne1al Of this State,
died tonight Of pneumonia.
, 1875-10-02

was in better demand hntl 1642oc per 100 iba
higher, closing at a13.Go caa1s, and 3l2,45
seller the ycnr. Meats were qriot and 3@1c
per II higher, Mt 9@9lc for shoulders, Ito
134o for short ribs, AMI 13s@l3so for short
clears. I.ako froights wore active and nn-
changed Mt 1a@2o for corn to Buffalo. High
wines we're dull and unchanged at 31.1i' per
gallon. Flour was quiet md firm. Whcat
was active md 1so higher, closing ut Sl.1o}
cash, S1.10a seller tho month, and S1.Oal
seller November. Corn VIVA active, and 1@}c
higher, closing Mt 55so cash, and 601o for
November. Oats were active md irregular,
closing Mt 32ic for the month, md 8l3o for
November. 1syo WIS steady at 72c. Barley
was dull and easier, closing at ss1.o19 for
October. aud 9?ic for November. Hogs we're
active and firm, with sales at ss775eRs 80 for
poor to good grades. Cattle wcro dull mud
lower. Sheep were In good tlo1na1,d, and
werc firm. Ono hundred dollars in gold
would buy S11G.s74 in grecnbacks at tho
close.
, 1875-10-02

The litigation over tho play Of Tho 1.-Two
t0rphans" waH virtually ended ycste,day Inv
ttho decision Of Judge Dnuxruosp m n
notion to commit MCKEE RAsK1y for con.
Tempt in violating tho Injunction cranted a
low days ago. The Judge, though holding
hat technical violation Of the iu,uuct,o,'
lind been actually committed, declined to nm.
j ill RANKIN, both on the ground TINT tho trans,
sresaion WAS undoubtedly unintentionul, and
1 s1so that tho right to tho uss OF JAcksos's
Version was not at present Of scarcely INV
l?ecnniary valuo. At tho aano time tho
eminent Judge upheld tho dignity Of the
1aw by requiring that tho defendant should
12ay tho costs Of tho motion and givo security
iIgninat similar violation. Tbs decision was
''nlncntly able and sound, and will be quoted
Whenever another suit Of similar character Is
0mmanccl.
, 1875-10-02

There is very painful suspicion, growing
ovcry dny moro and moro into certainty, tut
tho people of Bellofontaine, O., hanged ths
wrong person the other day for the murds,
Of Miss LAuon11N. Tho facts, as they con,
out, coincide with tho lying declaration Il
ScuELn TINT his wifo WINS tho murtlerc,,-
that she was jealous Of Tho girl, and after
enticing her into lonely place, murdered
her. They further 60 10 show that, viii.
sonE1h WIS undoubtedly brute, lis MI,
was o tiend, whose confession caused Gls
hanging of her husband. With rcgara 10
tleao facta, the Cincinnati Commercial says;
Thu mort startling hi. OF evidence ng1Inat MAL1sp,
sciIEL ca.no ont iu tho morning. 1t had been or.,
looked IN the excitement Of tho 1yncl IN tae h1ni
qf the dtud aTi, tnhtiH c!ttehed, haa ben found p,
thrfatls n hair. IN her dtaiA-struqgie rth he ~
my, ss had tern these from ih* roots, and hid Hfs
tka ris. Tho 1air waa fine, lark. and straight,
but examination under tho microscope they -.
pcared darker and cosreer for lila l,ar VA III.
commonly 0ne, and what Gctt!ed tho matter u %
BcnELL7 tho hair rangci from Ito II inches In .pas
and 10 hair In Lis heatl measured half that, wg,
they AL1cE'as No: her hair VIVA a dark aubuEu, ut
finer in texture. Whose, then7 They bt|pnatd b
a1AL1SpA. In enpth. color, AMI texture, they p1sas
etact counterpart a} tAis ROMANS tocks In orl, /,
ahcli1 hcrHolf while ller husband waa In aiI and pub
!io opinion ready to allentn him fororcr tts ha
evidently manufactured tho greater part II not a Il
tiat horribly a.ranRu story.
, 1875-10-02

Our readers will remember That nea,1v !.
week ago tho Secretary OF tue Treasury iss,,d
pcre,nptory order that the work on III.
Cnstotn-liouso should 80 nleat1 at oa,t
Nothing las yet bccn dnac, notwitllsaol;r,
tho order. What ia thu matter? Why in tho
work lagging? A dispatch from Washing.
ton processes to throw some light IN tks
mntter, wl.icl, snys:
fnrcrF1sfng Architect rorrEn waH mora e,r,
muntcst1sc. lie said lc waa simply m officer mi,
to carry out the instructions Of lis surcrtora mn ,,t
ter what They might he. for they rerpon,bj. h.
fa!Iurea II my should occur, anil not himself II
though Secretary DntsTow hnd instructed hin 10 r..
Viso tic plans OF tho building aboro The second sto,
Tho business Of Ills ofce such that le would ~
be ab1n to giro any Intention to these plans Il, ,non.
months to come. It not hIa Intention to ,uah n.
work on the building this fai, but to let II STAND IN h.
present shape uutil next Hpring.
We donot altogether credit the origin of hi.
no'1a, but the fnct TINT nothing Inns set teen
done on the building seems to confirm it. u
it be tho fnct TINT young Mr.. PorrEn is no.
going to do anything until next spring, then
it is timo TINT he should bo pcremptorily and
sumlnnrily lifted out Of Ills Office and r..
aaoat, eTcn If he be relation of Disbop
THO Secretary lifted A1r. HAM for less reason
Although Mr.. Ham wroio very long and dali
tariff articles, 1lo Inns not PRESUMED to oues.
tion and aisoboy orders from his superior Of,
ficcnt Either young Mr.. poTrER should 90
ahead or stop down nnd ont.
, 1875-10-02

Ono Of tho Cincinnati pnpora roatca thls b:t
Of history about ex-senator I1r1ox, Of M.
brassa who has been making imitation speeches
in Ohio to small and disappointed audiencsaL
T1proH used to live In Ohio, and was au ardent
Whig md tierco hator Of tho Democracy Dut
tho story:
some thirty yesrs ago, whio resilient Of that st.s
lie ran Al tbs Nhig candidate for tntp noprese1ta.ii
aganat une LAWRENCE, o Democrat, III Guerntsy
County. Their raupa!gn HaA carried on v1g1eoulI,
they Aodng Joint discussions III oycry schbolhouas
and flace ci public meeting In the county. Ths ele
ton day came, aud tho votes counted cut suda
~as found that T11Tox had beeu elected by Just
majority. That VIVA boforo the Fourteenth Amend.
1nent wAs known. however, and the faithful rolura
man, ho got voto had 10 show thAt 10 bud
white blood than cooted blood In hin vciua Anonf
those who voted for TiproN was man named 1I1sost
with colored blood, but rlosa than half whtc, Il Vii
sad Triton got his certificate Of election snd eant
up to thu Lcginatuso but found ha seat contested b
1.AwRENoE. gibson "as summoned to Appear b*fol
tho Legislative Committee IN Elections, and e1us
up. and, like wise child, toll whu h,a father sst
and this admitted htr. TirT0N md 1cf! Mr. L4wREseg
out. Soma tino las. year. Mr. TIrToN rays, he VT
ssst!ng IN hts aeat til tho Benate. wben carl w
brought to him With tho nATue Of "Mf. Hils0s" o.
It, lie didn't recogu!7o the at frst, tu upon
Bending Tor tho owner Of It to bs sdnltte he found
that Il was tlla satno colored man. Ho to ~
mind tho Senator that he bad hoen Of important s
yice to lin o oEe occasion, and-t1o usual storJ-o
brR tho loan OF eoing money. Gibson bad been Fo
!bH with coEnendAbc regularity for thirty yes ent
had failed to put money in h!a purso. Finding lta.
self npceunton. n.atl IN Warrington, 10 h9ntsd "
thu Ohio Legislature and "ha was now Ia tho unlts1
Hsaes Senate, to soc!t iitse grocnlack sympathy
II IL recorded 10 tho hnnor Of Mr. T1Pros-a
lcast he s.ys NO himself, and have opIoitnn;
man have what money be wanted, md sent Lin On ~
way rejotcing.
, 1875-10-02

AaEing been unsuccessful in securing from
aEhe Commissioner of informal Revenue re-
siuetion Of from to II per cent in tho rnto OF
Tho Government ta1, amounting to SEQ, 900,
'aow IN course Of dispute, the Illinois Central
7sailroad Company clni,ns M abatement of tho
''rlginal basla Of the ta1. Tho levy was made
upon lie comPany's published statement of
7aet earnings, but it is now urged that lareo
]pars Of tho surplus thus reported was not de-
rived from earnings, but from the salc Of
1alnds, being borrowed from that fund to swell
tho showing Of dividends. A Treasury De-
]2art1nent expert will 10 detailed to look
Arongla the Coupauy's books and straieaton
I tut tho 1nnttos.
, 1875-10-02

cnn live, md tint hin money In tho bnnk will
go gEeat way in doing this. 1Io draws his
money, hut finds that It will not purchase
moro thnn half NJ much building .,natorials ~
It would have tlouo heforo money Ind bcco,no
plenty and clieap. Ito then triea 10 borrow Mt
slow interest on three yeara' time. 1}nt
tho money-tentler frankly tells him TINT to
lend money for three years. Ia out Of tho lres-
ton, because al tho end Of three yeors tho
currency may not lie wortl, 10 cents on tho
lollar. In his bcwillerment, tho man aaks,
In no money lent at al?" "Ccrtninfy,"
answers the lcn,er; ''noney in lent
on call, upon good security, SO that
con demand Payment Mt my time,
nntl if pnyncnt il not made, cnn convert
tho security" Appeaiingly, The ,nan asks
II there Ia no why in, which lie can obtain
loan, and is then told TINT he 'nny figure out
how much tho money he wants will aInonnt
to in gold, md then accuro tho payment Of
that sum in gold when due This lo cannot
do, |,ecnuao ho can mako 10 estimate Of how
mitch grcontacks lo would hare to rny in
tho end 10 cqnal tho loan III gold. IIe has,
therefore, to abandon the project Of building.
In tilno lie finds TINT tho valuo of his deposit
in tho savings bank 1,ns 20 declined that 500
Of it will not purchase n lontl Of coal lle can
save nothing llo il consuming wlat little llo
once Ind. Finally, his employer, who has
been doing business with tho cheap money,
fluid" he cannot sell, aml discharges his work
men. Credit cxplotlcs. There in crash.
Tho wealthy man is eafo and prosperous Tie
workman is wreckcd md ruined. The
cheAp money" has proved to bo the gana-
blor's token tho means Of awintlling tho
sharpcr's dovico. Aud this IL but tie story
Of pnrer money in every ngo md III every
country,
, 1875-10-02

The different effects produced by tho dopro-
ciation Of tho legalizod paper money Of thu
country wna admirably stated by AIr. sc11unz
in bis Cincinnati spooch. In case tho cur
ronoy be increased M proposed by tho Demo-
cratic madmen Of Ohio, tho capitalist aud
merchant OF large means can ut once nloet
tho consequence. 1Io immediately calls In all
tho money due to him, and cnforccs payment
with tho least possible delay. llo ut tho
same time makes up tho prices Of nil he Inns
got to sell, not only to covor tho existing but
the future depreciation OF tho currency, He
will buy on crodit at existing pricos, knowing
that he can pay with paper dollars TINT will
have declined III valuo. 1Iaying the means
at hand, he ia able to mako profit from
every fluctuntion. lie in this way accumu-
lates, adds to his wealth, and absorbs tho
property Of those less fortunate.
The other sitlo Of tho picture ia not go
roacato. The man who has to labor daily for
the support Of himself and family has but o
few hundred dollars in tho savings bank,
Engaged at labor, LIE does not notice tho tlaily
fluctuations in the money market. IIe knows
genernl1y that tho "paoplo's money" Is bo.
~oAAaAH p'pat5 oitA tAGAp. Uut III slilo TIE
change is brought home to him. lie soon
discovers TINT tho prices Of groceries, cloth
ing. and shoes have advanced, and, In
answer to his inquiry why, Is told that gold
has gone up, and the prices have advanced
with it. Ho cannot afford towait until prices
come down; he must have these things. 1t
does not take long for him TO discern that his
wages are no longer sufficient to meet his ex-
pon8es. Ho aaks for more. and his employer
puts him of as long as possible under tho
delusion that gold will come down and priccs
fall. But gold does not come down. At
last, perhaps after strike, ho gets an
advance in wages Of 10 or 10 por cent.
hut gold and tho cost OF living
have advanced 80 or 10 per cent, and keep
advanced Then the landlord demands an in
crease Of rent proportionato to tho general
Increase. lIo then thinks lie will obtain
homo for himaeH in remote part Of the city
where lots a1o cheap he thinks he can build
hisnseH ausu tenement IN which his family
, 1875-10-02

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cou,tab1a w;1l. m Thmr.,,ay s1rs rov. ~.
XIV nv, ,vas onn ~ ,ha ~, .;..as. .,,,..
originated the xn;,;,no, -,,,,;nr. o,t1 ,ohto
t;nn;no. In 1ocho,,or ,,n..or ~ oon,r-,,
aao. md WIN is st;11 nroc,ic;no hcr rrofcs.
a;on n, r,.1irn, .,a,. 49, a,en., ~ i tas.;
, 1875-10-02

Tho first d tho Standing Committees heard
from in tho matter Of the Illinois Bishop
elect is that Of tho Diocese Of Ohio, which
yesterday gavo unanimous consent to the
consocration Of Dr.. McLAnxN. This was to
havo beon expected, coming from Dr.. Nc
LAnRs's own Diocese but no doubt is enter
tained TINT consent will be obtained from
very large majority: Of tho Standing Commit
tees throughout tho United States.
, 1875-10-02
A COLLISION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

m" r 10 ~"t'eIao1NeEo'
-, "o ~" Iuhe na'' ~ t,o ,"ng"a'o' Two
s.4on 49,, a." '..se'' u 'n' nt'''sn NaVy' DOM
,r.a.... $1,000 e'' ..'s.s 4N.oS ~ ,"o .AA''Ae'' tn'
"-As 'u''t ~ ae'',iS'lsni Wheel sona8 Tie
~" .'', n, rn,. "9An'. ~ w '4las.f'er u
y" ."u "o' D"Ao !" t'iosinB ~
,',.,,, 1870, p.1e tne 1',oiaen'u'n u her vast
49, vsam1 Im'su p'', p.o" P""s'ns 'nto
foun,1 ~ r. sn.., n.n IT, "''n ~, oueA'1' WIS
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N.Y. y,.", 49, al'et''lto l" @ leo' long a''l ~ae.
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a.,a.1 M. ~" ""a 1o'l"""seiS fes-
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ill., .,,,a 49,. 1870. t '','1' oeon WE
Wv .'t eo''''' NV at'' ~ III hehtlhg
tha ~ nras,'.a - e ~ "poA ~ "uss'aaiy uns'ef
,tn,,i9 =. =: too'i''o o''.'ce u
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cnnn,n tyh;a,, NV W. w ,,,., osou aassm % nols'es
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. an,aas 49, - - a"a "1' 'osa 'a'oa,, 'nis
~ w. w.. p'ss' o:!.nsn' VII. SIMPLY
n,.,o ;ss ~ ""'''uo 'nu afo"nin9'
a,,aa. NV ~ ~ a't.s s'' e,nS',ucSea IN tue
nsa9 80 .oa,sn ~, ".a ueS''nea TO ne
49,, % ~ 49, a, l4.;,, VA. ,I .np'neo aga'nss each
49, a.hos -, M s1as. su'o"sa l,'o s.s'e o.
.s o ,., '4la u.Ate"n.'' =. II eo'oSS" oan VIII
,naaat @ t .rha ~ ne,ua, a1o,uo 'lao 81 ''e op-
asa,sa p .a,.. - 49, 1oa' 1'aa.. 'Aa" rhu' nota
s:s,' ."1 so ~, 'ao .oa'e, "".on sAel1 snlps
A' . ,'t'1 p'AA " =, ''eet'ol AZ hea1ch OF
, 1875-10-02

Leading bankors Of chicngo and othor
large cities are in receipt of telcgrams from
Mr. THOMAS Dnows, Cashier, authorizing tho
announcement that tho 1}ank of California
opens for business to-day. The event will
be regarded ns subject Of general congratu-
intinu
, 1875-10-02
THE EUROPEAN MILITARY SITUATION

LIE GUAUILAN m4L41dd4 HkIuAllUN,
Col. Cr1EssEy, the English military officer
md writer who has become famous ~ IN
cssayist upon military subjects, Inns con-
tributed worry remarkable paper to MacmH-
ana -Hagasine. in which lo forecasts "Tho
A1ilitary Future Of Germany" or moro proper
y, tho military futnro of Europe, since tho
ono has como to involve tho other. Col.
CnEssEy points out that Germany has only
Russia to fcar, aud that this fact is already
causing uncasiusss in Germany, because it
involves an alliance of France with Russia.
At present, ahe has nothing to four. France
is not SO veil prepared for war now
rs Ble wM IN 1870. Ho fntimntes TINT
her territorial ar1ny exists only on
paper, TINT her ornaments are incomplete,
aud TINT hor supplies arc inadequate for q
campaign. sho Inns nothing to fear from
Russia ut present. Russia now can only put
in tho field Go0,Goo effective men, while Ger
many has peace nrmy, or Laad'oeAr, Of
100000 men, 1nagniflcoutly equipped md
trained, anl roady for war at days notice, to
which force sl1o can instantly add 1,s0O, ,000
reserve mon on furlough. Behind thoso nro
the Landsturm Of million men, who arc
only inferior to the Laatl'ceAr in tho quantity
and quality OF their officers. Woro lsrssia
to invaao Germany at present with an army
inferior in oyory essontiat Of victory, yho
would be crushed, and the German army
would ~ easily go to Moscow or st. Polcrs-
burg and dictate peace ns thoy went to Paris
avo years ago.
But tho military preparations Of Itnssia aro
boing made with reference to period fifteen
years houco, md with French alliauce in
viow, 80 that when tho attack docs como,
probably after tho death Of the prosont Rus
sian Emperor. who ii ostensibly peace man,
they will be enabled to crush Germany be-
tween thom. Nussia is making all hor moye-
lnents with this end III Wow. Lnwa have
been passed recently extending military duty
to oil c1aases, on tho German plan. Tho
soheme Of tho Government contomplatea m
army Of lvo millions Of men, flfteon years
hence, divided as follows: Two millions Of
effective trained soldiers to bo aErayed
against an enomy; ono million Us homo d.
fcnsivo army, IN efficiency between tho Ger
man Landsturm and Laadeshr; and two
millions OF tho Opolssaeni, or LandEsturma.
While Russia is thus perfecting lor military
power with referouco to tho future, Ger
many IL doing the sana, and also ia making
preparations against the prospective alliance
Of Franco and Russia. With regard to
France, aho is securing herself ia tho most
elaborate manner against the possibility of
invasion by constructing double chain Of
fortressea along tic Rhine frontier, and
, 1875-10-02

The Chicago produce markets were gouer-
atty strong yesterday, and some wsre consitl-
s1nbly excited Mesa pork YVES active, and
=596oo pas bsl higher, closing at e:3.6o for
October, and 9lo.l6 ssllss the yeas. Lard
, 1875-10-02

Secretary Dn1s1ow is good authority for
the asatoment that the snug sum Of 33,342,-
5G2 waa rubbed from tho debt Of tho United
6tates during tho month OF September.
, 1875-10-02

Grcenbacks, Mt tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened ut BIT, rosa to 85s,
md closed shade above the opening price.
, 1875-10-02

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yention of th;s ainclo c1,;of ,r,,o ~
rims tri],es mnat h,vo hoor ;nfo~n,.,,
Of .ho nrr,,oao of tl,o ,ro,,,,oro,,n Co..
hundrcta who bod ,,n1or,,1,o,, a. 49,.
for nj, rofusoa to oomr,nta 49, ,.D,,,, ,nn,
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1,oxv fron, thu ,,,r;r1 o,,1 ,oft .;o ,no,. tra,
| for fin traocbo,o,. sn,,,os, - .o,,,,..s..
, 1875-10-02
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
kA7Ia or scHacnrr1rnr trATArI4E II ADVANCE.
Fe*tnke l'rrrnsh Mt this ONCE.

kA7Ya of eCFfCntrffnr tfATArE4E n ADVANCE.
Fe*tnke E'rrrnsh ut this ONCE.
DAILY Tdit!,n ,rnst pald 90
Paris OF year At rams rata.
Mailed II nny Ad,trtss Fnun wIExA fos...4...., f.tM
Hunt1Ay Edition: Literary and Roli9tous doub1s . ~,
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CHICAGO COUNCIL, No. !, II. 8. +. 3. .M.-stated
Assembly this {saurdny1 evening at 10 O'clock ia
Monros-gt. JAMES II. MfLES. 7. !. u. IL.
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HooLEY9 TnEATRE-nandoph street, between
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ADE1PHr THEATRE-Dearborn street. corner
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ACADEMY or MUsIC-1Ia1sted atrcet belwren
Na,.lsun and Monroo. Enlargement Of ". T. Melville
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Saturday Morning, October 2, 1875.
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stances the features were distorted, as
though extreme agony had been suffered
before death, but many looked az calm az
though smothercd. An were blackeneo
with smoke; some were burned beyond
q possibility of identification, nothing re.
naming but the trunk.
Louis Desjerdin, ffty-four years oid,
whose wife and daughter were Dotn
burned TO death, became insane to-day
from grief, and cried continually In az,
onizing tones: "Oh, my Julie! my J ulieF'
Some were taken out alive who were un,
der Others who were dead, and owed 10
this fact their own salvation.
One Of the most protracted cases OF
suffering was that Of Mary DesJardin,,
who was burned past all recognition ana
blinded. She somehow found her way
to the hill north of the church and wan
dered around there about twenty minutes
before she was found and taken to her
home. where she died about eleven
o'clock this morning, having fingered nj
teen hours In fearful agony.
The fate Of Amminie Menaer and her
lover was touching event of the FIRE.
She was the organist for the evening In
the absence Of the regular one, and was
cut of from escape when the church was
burned. Her lover escaped, but finding
that she was still within turned to rescue
her. was overcome with the flames, and
perished with her.