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1paeaH DtlpsssA d m CRieaoo THburs.
Ppoz1A; Juns q -rhs Peo:ia Board ol
Trsda viii taka aeerapd s1cuzsion % Cincinnati
on Lths: a4haia< july. tundss III auspices ol
tia Toleao. ,HAota H. sWasssw Eoad. Reooiyer
Hopkins has mpea&adly, Iavitsi the BoArt to
sals tzip orat ths Peoria 4 Warsaw and its
connections aiti6Ea vt4s Of showing them wha.
biz road n dais fx P4osa and her tntoros.s.
Baoe Mf. Hopaaalk' x61 sksmsnt tho road has
steadily increased liz hi Eissss, both freight and
p...sayes. .aal ne.s / ~. Popular route East
nsctlue link w1t4 oAAhato, md now, through tbs
ensespaiss nd :paafie sptsta 1t this' rod oar
business men - letv& hsss \ lI.s9 p. ~, In
slsg&xt palAcA Alesanf-oass, snd. 4Rnye h 6hI-
csSo curly ths fnalosinx morning. :! Ills Chicago
rouss u new datly neasAznz IN pahaa sAsps.
Nr.r Josspkf qaokar, ths, dat,szat 8upsrIn.
tend4at 1t ths ninois osa.Fsl Railroad, has lust
issu4d khe foll,HinE anatioas "In scoordspos
with th4 ra1uiSmsaA OF shs lAw OF ths Stats Of
nnua&A ta5 Company hAva placed In their pas
senkse a1s3 oos ~ ons hAnd-sAw. ona gle1go-
hammar. sai two laatbsxn huaksla, for use In
eAss Of assitans."
III. n. 7. nssnness. ths General Passenger
AGENT nj ". 1htali, the General Ticket Arsnt.
Of the Clo&Kp 4 Northwestern Il4ilroad, who
havs S4at dotuR California during ths lass Two
1sAkk. ut tsa francisco for Chicago yeatarday.
, 1875-06-24
CHICAGO CuSTOM.HOUSE.
TIE REPORTS or ARCHITECT POTTER AND TIE
ExAMfHfHU CuNNiByyUN,.

CHICAGO cusToM.HoUsE.
TIE REPORTS oP ARCHITECT POTTER AND TIE
ExAMtHIHu cuMMlBs10N..
Spte,al L.snateh n The Chicago Tribune.
WAsHixarox. u. c., Juue 23.-Socrctasy Drts-
tow left for New York on Saturday. to accom-.
psoy hin family 10 tho steamer which saiIs for
Europe to-day. lIta fnm.iy vii. npend tho GEeAtcr
portion Of tie summer on tho Continent. Hu-
porvislnR-Archltoct Potter submitted his report
upon tho Chicago Custnnl.IiouAe building 10
Secretary Dristow shortly boforo tho iattor left
for Now York. Con. Dristow took this report to
New York With him, and will probably submit 1t,
together with the report Of the Commission. to
tho President, at Long Brsnch, tomorrow. Tho
report Of Architect Totter, ~ to tho general
facts and findings. refssB to the rnrort Of tho
Examining Commissiun. which It iniorscs in ali
particn1ara. Tho chtef purpose Of Iotser'a report
IL to allow tho history Of thu construction Of the
building ~ It 10 contained III tho t|Ics aal
records Of the cslce OF tha Supervising Architect
OF tho Treasury. Tho exact nature Of this 70.
port cannot BE- ascertained, but it car bu stated
that tho oflce-recods will show that Sir. Muflett
Ia not without responsibility fnr the present cor
dillon Of tho building. aud that dangers uero
long ago preaented to bis knowledge. against
which no adequate .nafegua1ds veto PROVIDED.
Thesa records will also SLOW that Bone OF tho
public renaissance, sulphuraAn uttertuces OF
Mulie&t arc not substantiatod by tile official
records Of his own Office. II has come cut that
Mullett personally visited ona Of tho members
OF tho Examining, Commission, aud hogged bin
to deal equity With him. Gen, William Sooy
Smith wrote tile conclusion Of the report OF thu
CommEsatou and drafted tho material pottona Of
lilo taxi. Tho Secretary Of the Treasury, after
hIa conference With tho pseaident. wil doubtless
speedily decide upon his action in tho matter.
Ihe report Of tho Corumisson. and tho decision
Of Secretary Dristow, vii! probably be m&de
public u tha aAtna time.
, 1875-06-24
WHISKY.
Il TIM QUINCY ARRESTS.
Xni6kF htA-Ak.L

, ~ 49, d
s&x D<asstsA d IAs Ciissan Trtbun,
r. Qugc1, H.. Juns 19.--Ths examination Of
Phillis md 1cKsan. N account OF Whose ar.
fsst'ss tslsarsphsd 10 THE TRIBUNE lsat night,
xes continued to-day bsfors the United Btatcs
Coualsstausr. Philnps: tsatIded that, On Mon.
dsFast. he visitsd The dlatl!ery OF Kramer Il
Co in this city, whore he discovered ton barrels
ofuighwloAs without stalnps savan barrels Of
wtch wess sent to the depot, and thrss were
fosea In IN aajscent barn. IIe was ordered on
10 prenscs, hut told Tausman, = member OF
he firm, that be was swindliug tho 0oyeru-
}nent, and that ho should nutify the revenue
etdeers. whareupou 1auamAn, ~ Phillips
testifes. 1t onco offered him check for $500 II
10 would knep Sill. TAts amount Phillips re-
fnsod. when TAusman ofrorsa to increase the
tmonnt titst 10 4G00. aud then to &8U0. pAjlllru
anally cold Tsusmsn that 1t would cost Lin
2l,oW to settle tho matter, for which amount
Talsman Immediately drew chsck aud payo II
70 Fhil!lps. the latter agreeing to eocrecy, On
11osday, however, TAusms,l stopped payment
On tho check. snd mado certain injuries OF the
revenue ottcera Which confirmed thar sus-
pictoaa that t1eFe waH crooked whisky in
tbs cAae. SHORTLY after both Phillips and
uoKoAn went into the Collectors office to ssk
shout tie lteseuuo laws. wl8u they wore taken
into custody, aad arc to 10 taken to Springfield
fot further oxamluatlon. II appoasY Thai tho
COLLECTOR here l&d boon Watching tho diasil.erY
for some Hsaks psst and II IL rauoFed to-piabt
that u u to ho se!xed. Supervisor Na:thswa IN
aow ln tho city, and tho AFFAIR ulll b fully iu-
vsatGatsd-
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RAILROAD NEWS.
AN INDIANA ROAD.
THE LAFAYETTE, BLOOMINGTON x MCSrJE.


spec4at Dsspateh IN The chieaoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Iud., Juno 23.-The Directors Of
the Lafayotte, 3func,o 4: BLOOMINGTON Railroad
ha,a .n,ot,.ctcd .c..io,, ysa,ordsv ,tto,,,oo,,
.as ...a;,. ~" .s.,ta,' s -, ' ssas.. .A.oA
sou sse"iIB' .1om "nlcn "l! feposte's "eFc o1-
c'udsd. Tbs President read q notice purporting
to be from ths Frankfort, Muncie Il Blooming
ton Railroad. directed to this Company. saving
th,, w.. r-,rtfo,t aTrno,. Z n1oar,,,.r.,a 81;
suAs 10 s,HuA'o,., uuue'1 p'o''n1aSson nail
ioaa nta oeeh guy ofeanlzou according TO the
laws Of Indiana for tho purpose OF completing
tho unfinished, forfeited, and abandoned rosd OF
the J.afny.tsa, Ntnnc1a 4 nioom,nrton f,omn.nv
80 ..ssi.:s 49,. -. ...ss.4
ena requiring 1oem 10 appoht man
10 act - appraiser. to aFpraiae tho franchises
aud propsfty Of tho Lafayette Muncis / Bloom
inston Company, etc, Il was resolved tt,s. they
bsa mt fors.,,sa .nv fr,nchaea mr. robt ~ ,r,r :.
-. ~! s.s.ao' VI y. wy
aaa completed phrt OF their road, and Fero
speedily completing the rest Of it !; denied tile
right OF tho said pretended Company to appso-
prista its franchises "a contemplated in Inn no.
IT,. ,na r.f,,,.a ~ ,nroint ~ s,,n-.;sas ~
fort, Nuncis l. Bloomington Company and pro-
tested .o,inet snch aotinn or hv an onlcr NJ
clfnton Conntv a. .tt.m,,sd H. .u,,, 1o.,ro
1.1nun eoausJ ?. *s'en'p'o" " sucn ooace'
achon u taken y sncA prarandod Company,
or auditor, Or pefEou, or officer. for or IL
behalf Of suoh COMPANY. thay will
, 1875-06-24

OTTAWA, Juns 29.-Ths leading lnMrBnoa
Directors instruct thslr agents TO taxa no sew
s..ks Oh os1tssn AnAs Q4 p1opsrty, axsspt n very
high rst&s~ Il u atatsa thAt Canadian hsus.
ena4 &omp4al4 hApas ukiiala 6taaa &AyA lQeA
ahsk Aad4 -
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Rs~ Yoax, Juno 29.--A quantity Of xhiaty
which ~ altppsd from ths Wsst and rscSati,
s4txsd ~ "oeooksd." was eondsnnsd IN III
VAts4 atssts oesft yaasefdAy, ~ slakaaAzts To-
y AAeesAkAk
, 1875-06-24

ty-thrco to Great britain. twanty-ono to Cor
many. and Ayo TO Hwltzof1And.
Three thousand stK hundred and nlnoty-four
money order oli:cs lla7o been established dur
Ing tho current fiscal year. and onl5 nins dibson-
slnua1.
, 1875-06-24
VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENTS,
AID To1 T1LToN 70 rnoREcuTg Ills SUIT IN CASE


AID FOL T1LToN TO rnoeECuTE Ills SUIT IN CASE
OF NEW TRIAL.
10 Ghs Ed,ter u The Ch,eaoa TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, juno a3.-The suggestion Of J. T. G..
in this mornings TRIBUNE is truly good ono.
will subscribe 80 To this end. will agrce,
furthermore, to raise amoug my friends s450
more, making in thu aggregate 1900. Let
somo zofiabls party, we'll known to tho public Of
Chicago q vol ~ the State. for his integrity
and honesty, b known as willing to rooelve and
take cha.ge Of moneys advanced, and have
no doubt that , largo suna,- sufficiently
largo, 1t loaat, to enablo Ttlton 10
effectively p7oseouts,- can b. easily raised.
When the propAs time comes, l trust thors will
DO NO del[csoy: In Tho matter anywhere. Thls
matter now belongs TO the public, including re-
Ngious interests. social interests, professional
interests Of hi classes, hn1inesa interests, Gnd
tho interests Of Ill mon and women who love
truth and hate hypocrisy,-who desire tho truth
should be known, no matter what mans reputA-
tion aheli 10 tsopsfdized thereby. G. HT.
~ a. Bt.tor of 1as Chicago 7tt1uns:
CH1dAoo. June 28.-"J. T. O., In his letter to
TIE Tx1uNx to-day, holds that . NOW trial In
the Beeqher cas4 Ia Indispensable to tho attain
ment OF truth and luatlcs. ThAt seoma obvious
enough. The daily drcss-parades Of Plymouth
= VI ETY ft:r.I -, ~e
room z osssn.eesoos 0ackes o. h's 'nnocenee'
hetofs aaag sesa; heard tae ,e1dsnee the eooF.
clo1 2 peAs on @ne lasotA % thfeate e1
SSaeo II; spa sofaaa osIsacs a,n
@ q ooro5s htssnnss Derrsdina IL conrt. .room p'
sud antrousisg The trlal. 4 verdict e.culpat.
ns ths 1:. astsaaa. would T. such otoumst.nces
travesty OF tustaos-. Such , verdict Honld. no
doubt hs III onos - aalde BY tho Court on many
grounda,@ 4 verdict for the plaintl1 nobody
seeus y sxpsct from the present. jury.
go further, thsn, than your correspondent,
and hold that not ouly ehese must BE- new trial,
but that 4 change }of venue 1nuss be obtained,
30 thAa tho cass nay b. deolded far AWAY from
The nslzhborhoca Tot Plymouth Chureh,-A
seighhoehood sppAnsntly ~ fatal to truth and
11atscA a ~ paatie4nlal marshes OF thu CAM
pAgAA &rs 70 huNAd life, Let tho trixl take
pltcs In ths Ns*saxp part Of New York Btats.
and thsrs viii thao ,haA tar chance Of justice
beinT dous- ~ ::
As suHRsstad by your correspondent The pub
lo unaoaht4dlY oQRht to provide funds sufficient
to datAAxAksa't expenses, heavy as they must
tnstseeAsilF b.: ! hope soon 10 see Au organ!sA-
aop e4ect41 fo9 r@oslvIpg inscriptions, to which
And man3 Of ny friends will gladly add onr
oonslihatioa& Hat jsssttia, rudt c9&am. Re-
spset1uAH -, :11oKAS CouRTxdAy.
, 1875-06-24

Prof. Icnncysa Report NOT very En~
conFnRing.
WARRINGTON, Iuno 23,-The following 1tBpatch
hha bcon received at tho Indian uure.u from
rrof. Jenney, dated.
oA1T ok FnEscM CnrEk, REAR Hanxxr.s pxAx,
sane H = ao.9-1ht Mon Il. Stnth: have discovered
gold 10 fmAlI quantities tho uorth LoTd OF Hssts
Greek. In tarracea or bars Of ruart1 oraye isTYsd
here yesterday. About hftcoi, minefr have iocat,s
camp on tho creek above hers sud lsra cnm.nsncsd
working. Gold IL found from, Cath Crnsk .o,,tt
war.lly TO Frcnch Creek, 1t thls poiut ard TIA hs
Foetts arc slMoAt uho1ly in Dakota TLe rcatnn hsa
not been fully explored, hut the Yield ol col ihua la
has bee quito snlall Apd reports OF ts riclnesa II
tue gravel bars arc greatly exaggerated Op French
Crchk the depoatts Of gravel ycty 1tnfayorabty
situated. The wascr auPpy Ii snatl xnl failing. an,i
tho grade fa too le 10 admit Of apgs etna carriod
OF by tho ssrean Tho prospect At prestut Il ot stuh
- r. warrant extended explorations in mining.
t8lgned} W.f. JENsEr, +. II. q. ExIet,t,,on,
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Chicago 7t1bune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., June U.-The Interior
Department dooa not RIvo much credeuca to tho
dispatches from tho Hack Hills Published to-day
concerning the discovery Of gold In large quauti-
tles. No dispatches havo been received q. the
Department from tho expedition, which ipduccs
ths belief that tho pross dispatches are somo.
what Sensational. Tho hostile Attitnde OF SONS
of tho Sioux bands llas created apprehension for
the Huccess OF t!e proposed Treaty negotiations
and the safety Of Jounoya expedition. The ut-
most caution will havo to bo observed to prevent
tho precipitation Of protraotod ludisu war.
, 1875-06-24

Altsmoat, Etngham Go. Ludlow. Champaign o.,
bAntnRton stAuan. Cook. hctienry. MoAsnry.
D.sr!. like. Mart!nsv!llo, Clark.
oassy. CLARK. O'InlIon Depot, 81. ola.r.
Chr.sinau, Edgar. Paw raw Gto5e, Lee.
Goal Valley. ltoci island. Iadom, Washington.
Cornell, Livingston. l!ank!n. velmlllon.
Cubs, fulton. Sheridan, Laaa![s.
~ Ess1s; sSs; S:tmn sses:a a:sssss
Granville, putnsm- Vlols, Mercer.
Heyxorth, Mclean. Walnut, Bureau.
lostngton. Mouittls. WAyorly, Morgan
Alle.tan. W.yn. Go. Lazs.ns, Benton o.,
Altoons, Polk. Litt!e sious. Harrison.
Assliss., Muscaline. Martlnsburg, Ksokat- >"
Aautonsport, Van Du1aa. Montuur, Tana.
uEush Crock, Fayctts. Olln, JoneE.
uutlef Ceatss, uItlar. Orange CITY, 8ioux.
Charlotte, Clinton. f4FkofsbltrE, Butter.
w..sxaa nsa@oaa ws.spson
Dsav!ls, peaAoines. MdXewAy. WlnuesAlst.
Delmax, Clinton. Seymour, Wsyns,
Drstn4ttlis, pAy!a- Sheldon 0'Dflsn.
Dyssrt. TAInA. Shenandoah, psgs.
EtRIn, fsystte. hibley, Oteeola.
E1itn, Audubon. Brrinevls, Aun.
0uthtts Centre, authste. Uniol, Harlln.
!iors.ills, 0laFks. Van Meter, uMlas.
Llnesals. Wsyas. Vest Mitchell. hIichsll
A'n., ar.uot %. M.aeae4tar, ,w.sh.snavo o
HAldr1n, Lake. MenioQ, ". Joscph.
Uiara. Clafs. Nuutcs, OttAws-
Clio, 0eneses. gt8tsop. Montcaim.
Constantine, Bk. Jos4rA, 8Aul& d. ct, A&s4e. Cn-
Coral, Monte4lIn. pswA,
Eaton Hspdl, Eaton. GchoeIcralt, Kalxm4zof
Fatwcl, ClArs. FaudsliA, Cass.
fluslinK, 9enes>t. YlckabuTe, Kalamazoo
aHtlsnds Lrtn4sinQ. White Pigeon, VI. JosA.
= AuNK&14A.
Dodge Oentze, Dod&s Ca. Marshall, Lyon GO,
pA1uAs, Mts. Nstroes, 9ksArns
fTsuasrtle, WAAeo4, lush CITY Chl1aRo
Aaistoas WiaoaA Tsyloss 1slls, ohlsA-
| W1HookaIN.
4nsp4s, KsvaunAa ca. NV R!ahxson4. ii Cfolx
| hhlauds AahlAu1. 10,
| DAxh1, R4iA& Cxotx. Psoysr, poFtsqs
| Ely, Juneau. Kjo Oo!u,ubas
| Assl tAAaat Afaot, AosAadais, Fond LA
AAstatim. WasAiAstsa. ehullaburs, Lsfa ~
| AA7sa4s QoQa&o 6pFtn4 Qfssa, VI.
| . WaaAvocs Juasf
| y@ypfzs nm fr4dkn @onsy-os$ of4ass
sa& aef4 ~ haiasAs4 u ~ ~ d @b-aSsAr
, 1875-06-24

opttsat DApotth 70 1h& Gh3cdd1 IFt1NH&,
81oux CRY, 1a Juno 23.-The news from tho
Black Hills only connrrns what no have al aiong
known. While the military captured few Of
she minors on their way to the Hills, many mora
got In. AZ least 800 mon FROM here and various
points on the Missouri arc now there sud on the
way there, following tho routo marked out from
Sioux City. The Transportation Company s.i!l
l'vos, and Is dail5 sending men, who in due tme
will bo hoard from. They can mako the trip to
Gordon City, their base Of supply, IN
slgh: dara from here. Tho fony Ex-
pEese Company sent cut a rider Inst week.
.ho Hills With gold from The IN minsrs. Frazer's
party, consisting Of himself and I've othoss,
~ers not killed bJ Indians, as reported. Private
.dvices = received to-day from Fort sul1J ststo
that his party wero captured by 1udians, but
subsequently released. after being robbed Of
everything. Tue party attempted to mako their
way home, but were intercepted On ths rcsor-
Fatton by fho military, and arc now IN conflno-
nlent,
, 1875-06-24
POSTAL MQNEY.ORDER OFFlC

POSTAL M0MET.CRDER OFFICES,
NEW oHEs TO m EsTADIlBNKD luL1 d.
WARRINGTON. D. O.. Juns 23.-Two hundred
sud ntnety.uine additional postal money order
oflces Will bo established on tbs 6sh psox. Ths
following u partial list.
, 1875-06-24

TH1 NEW xoAk R8oHIblF1oN1sTS.
6ra&oua1+ \. y, JunA 2a.-,rhs pzohlktso
ftsas pea7As&aaa aaseastAd ~ az1AsizA44aa akla
, 1875-06-24

eeoiy n.sP VI sho casa, bPfthRhht tae fec0el All
t'e etfire accuiacy Of Joir numnrotin doclaionA.
You have tic qualification To know that you
t,ayo roskcd no anjua!ico to thia DO
fo",,t, fon'': :, ,ao,I ndnlFs o hope t,s. tbe
mo WILL ~ will my own warm foonnA towards
yourself, grow and increaeo AftOr tho cluso OF
thcne tofaono days.
! cannot cloao without expressing nv grateful
thanks to my noble friends AMI aasocia!ca. II
any merit haa attended my efforts 1t Is duo to
their aagacity md wiso prompting. poAllng me-,
in front of the battlo, toy hAye still stool IN ita
lenders. II lah beon q great loss that ty una
yo'tlshe circumstances my friend Gen. Pryor
t!aa not etrtckct 30 many blows in tho fold, ho
llaA boon tho wisdom of our cabinet. Deeply
are "o all inhabited 10 his roady aud large learn
ing mud judiclunh counsel.
You will cfedit mo when l doclate that tho
duty have performed has been unucIcotns and
PAINFUL I have mt sp1keH auglt Ia malice. /
loayo this caueo without Tho slightest aBpenty Of
feeling toward any ono, filled with Unaffected Sd
ttngnisled antagonists. No ono sdmlses moro
largely than tnyacIfthe magnificent gnni,1e Of this
defendant. l1ich Al ha II In mental e,liowments,
prodiga1 "a hts lnbors have been. they cannot
could not Haye Bscon; he ahmed aud foil, and
li,ot his memory history has written the epitarh,
Tho .wiaost, grcatost, neanest Of mankind"
Towards Rteat men in diEgraco. like theso who
"a fa wt' c.IIe1 ksT EnSsnas gifted pos writes
10 fallen, 10 1ost;
Tia l1Ahs Withdrawn which onca lo bore,
Tia glory Of btu, hts esay Y h.cs Gons forsssrmoFs,
Mr. Beach then
SUBMITTED TIE CAUSE TO TIE 1unY,
By reading all extract from IN addroaa OF Daniel
Webster. Tto extract Was m admonition to the
Jurors to do thoir who!o dut1 according to thair
oaths resarlloss OF consequences.
Hearty applause followed.
Mr.. Abbott then sad they had number Of re-
dos!Eed 10 mako auy. " We hRvs none to make"
said Mr.. Beach.
ave will hosr your requests now" said Judge
Nelson. Mr. Abbott then road tho requesls to
charge, which were very volumlnous, aud fifty
Two In number. aud Of which copy was hunded
quests Mr. Abbott quoted from several Aushori-
tics, to which MotEis objected, on the ground
that counsel Was nsing atgumentB, but Judge
Nelson said that tho reading Of them could do
no harm. "Any way, said he they al retato
to divorce sases, aud an perfectly familiar
When Mr. Abbott had finished his reading,
Beach arose, aud requested the Court to appoint
so1s time and plAoo for tue hearing Of an lppli-
cation to rcopon the caso on the ground Of
NEwLG-pfscovEAEDE EVIDENCE.
To this Judge Nelson stated that hc would
like hear what tho defeoBo had to say about It.
but Evarts replied they had nothing to aay in
the matter.
Judge Ns1son aaid that there Was no nocessIty
for fixing time aud place to haAr the motion, aa
no objection wAs rRtssl by the other Btde, and
that II tue afl1Avits which counsel said he had
to sustain tho application woro givpn him ho
would examine tllem and give bis decisioo To-
morrow bcforo ho began bis charge. The aifi-
dayits wero then passed up to his Honor, and tho
court adjourned.
, 1875-06-24

MY asgumeht now IL f1slla4bu. All tnea6 dtaA-
gteesbie circnmntancoA aro past, mud am glad
ain ffos from thou,. We haye communel for
some tins on great thomos, A1socl4tel With tho
highest interests Of humanity. truth. and moral.
ity. All the gtoAt topics which stir hntnanity
hAYe mingled in our communion. II anything
can exalt 10 uoble conception Of tho bcautlea Of
truth, 1t 10 = Bcene like this, 80 full OF Hravo
responsibility. ] Lare felt my inability wofthIly
to meet tho dutlea OF MY poniton iu tue face of
adyelyRrios 10 cunning, but tho RICO il not A.
ways to the swift, NOR tho battle to tbs strong.
have little faith In my ekilI but hayo ~ Infinite
trust in t!iat Justice which rtlos tho world aud
notes tho fall OF tho SPARROW. On the coat Of
artns and scal of your city ta tho motto. "Rl8lt
Makes Might" aud on any daJ Of public colsbEl-
ton 1t Shines upoI tho i1Ag which is dung out
from tho do1ne OF your CltJ-}ialt. 1t is tho one
which encourages aud strengthens weakness !n
| lsB contest With arrogance aud power. II iB the
sentiment which hts sustained my client IN
Ill The diftioultieB nd diBoouragements OF this
trial, aud which will sustain aud evsutuslly.
trust, redeem nm because II bests the promise
Of Him wlose word shall never fail. WeAsied
and worn with the trial. ". part from you
With respectful regret. Our long association,
bringing un into intimacy. inupreaaos Ine With
kindly Sentiments aud interest for each Que of
you. Wo have stood before this community Anl-
mated by = common object, seeking after tho
| right in honest sincerity, aud without dktampor,
1foe from tho turbulent iaauouccs, anxtetlcs.
mud sympathios OF IN excited people, actuated
templo Of tru.h aud houessy. aad to pEsssr7o
tho altar OF God from enoss4 aimed u
i;s ru4n; The struggle this day l. between
| snd great church. il the latter triumph, and
the law IL trodden doan, WOO unto him Who
c&lleth GOOD evil aud evil good ...
nsy It pleaso your Honor, 1t needs not that
should e1presa the COMMON sentimonts OF my
a4sociat%A aud myself u us recall tbs tndulgsnt
dignlty aud fearless learning with which you
hsvs guldsd ~ through ths tangled uazee Of
this kisl. YoH can rsaelss no noblas ttients
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05

A BANGOR man has invented a fire shield
to prevent fires from leaping across street
on to adjoining buildings, and also to protect
the firemen. The device is light and por-
table-two men can easily handle it-about
fifty four inches in width by six and one
half feet in height. with protecting curve
at the top, the whole being of galvanized
iron. Near the center, and on level with
the eye, is an orifice some eight inches i'm
diameter, which can be wholly closed or
opened sufficiently for the Introduction of
the nozzle of the hose when playing. The
patent also includes the insertion of a small
window of mica, through which the hose
man can watch the action of tho flames
while fighting the hottest fire i'm safety.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05
A NEW SHOW.

Paris, the city of ccccntricitics, Is about to
witness the spectacle (vouchS<licd by the
manager of one of the thcatrcS) OF man
tatoood all over his body. lie is Greek by
birth, at present aged forty seven He was
when young made prisoner by a horde of
Manchoux Tartars, who amused themselves
by tatooing every part of his body in various
colors. The torture he endured from the
continual puncture or so many needles was
Gdcscribable. He often prayed for death
but he survived the trial, and hc II now about
~ show the effect produced
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05

OLD Ira Thornton was adreadfully mean
man, and had difficulty, sometimes, in
drawing his breath, because he begrudged
the air necessary fer that operation. One
Gay the old fellow was at work upon the
high beams Of his barn, when he lost his
balance and fell he..sily upon the floor,
twenty feet below, he was taken up for
dead, with fractured skull, and carried
into the honse. All forts to bring him to
consciousness were unavailing, and the
doctor WIS called. Finally. the doctor
having trepanned him turned and asked
Mrs. Thornton for silver dollar to put
in where the piece of skull was wanting.
At this remark, Ira, who had been breath
ing heavily, turned in bed and groaned
out "Wculdn't q cent do as well f''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05

ONLY a woman's hair Who has not
some time in his life, picked such golden
thread from his best coat collar, and felt
his heart beat the quicker foT it? Orgazed
upon a tress laid away in some nook, and
not felt the influence of tender rnemories9
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-05

new METHOD of preparing coffee is be-
coming popular in France. After roasting.
the coffee is gronnd to very fine -four.
which is then slightly moistened, mixed
with twice its weight of powdered sugar.
and pressed into tablets Coffee prepared
in this manner Is eli ned pound - pound
to be stssesI ti5le Of far 1ncce complete util.
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