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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-10-18
What builds nation pillars high,
And its foundation strong!

And its foundation strong.
What makes it mighty 10 defy
The foes that round il throng9
Not gold Tor only men can make
people great and strong,
Men who for truth and honors sake
stand fast and suffer long,
Brave men who work while others sleep,
Who dare while others lily;
They build nation 5 pillals deep,
And lift them 70 the sky.
Ralph II'a!do Emerson.
And VINO. itmight te added, call down
upon themselves the everlasting hate
aud the unresting abuse Of those whose
interests are inimical to the interests OF
the people.
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FOREIGN.

OnIclnl Score ~ the International
Match The canada CopSrlRhi mn
Passed Defeat aud Route nj ihc Cnr.
Iists-Thc CHINA Amir Settled,
BERLIN, July 8.-rho Germany COM
mIssloners 10 the Philadelphia Ccuten-
nlal Exhibition IL preparing TO get
consent 10 oller price TO goods sent
there.
LONDON, July IA dispatch from
China says several Foreigners have
been assaulted In pokln by the native
soldiers who Insuled the American
Consul and wife, and made n hostile
demonstration against the British Con-
sulato, have been punished, aud the
affair IL now settled,
PARIS, July Am important meet
ing OF three groups of the Left was
held lust night, three hundred and
thirty Deputies were present. a rpso-
luton was unanimously passed agree
ing to abstain from all unne cessary
discussion, so all necessary bills may
be pissed by the middle of August.
Provision was made for u committee 10
negotiate.
LONDON, July 3,-'rhe House OF
Lords passed the Canada copywright
bill.
The Steamer Tenebec takes out 500
Memenite emlgrants.
MADRID, July 3.--Gencral Jouvlllar
reports the defeat of the United Bands
of Dorresory, Cuvllla aud villa Loine
between Vista Villa and Nlella Franca.
The Carists suffered heavy loss, and
fled in disorder towards Iezlesia. The
Chief villa Loine was killed. Gener-
al Compos reports suG9psg IN Caln-
lona. General Lima has defeated the
Carlists who attacked Gocidollea and
Berberrona. They are showing great
rigor towards Carlist sympathisers, sew
eral of whom have been banlshed.
DUBLIN, July 3.-The official score OF
the international Rifle Match at Daily
Mount Oh Tuesday, which is published
to-day, gives Dakin 90 instead of 81 at
the thousand yards range, and makes
the number ofpoints by which the
Americans beat the Irish team 80 in
stead of3S.
The contest for the Abcrcorn cup at
Daily Mount ended to-day, Edmund
johnson of the Irish team won by n
total score of 1888. Messrs. Rigby and
Pollock made higher scores, but as
they had been winners before, the cup
was awarded to johnson. OF the
Americans the scores were as follows:
Fulton 81, Gildersleeve $3.50, Bodine
364 and Coleman 800. The other Amer
leans won several prizes to-day.
BRIENNE, July 3.-The National Coun-
Gil voted twenty-five thousand francs
to defray the necessary expenses OF n
proper representation of Swiss pro-
ducts and industry at the Philadelphia
Centennial Exhibition.
OF the larger European States, Rus,
STA is the only one which has declined
to encourage participation in the eShi-
bition.
PARIS, July 3. 1t is estimated that
the destruction of property by the
floods of this country will reach three
hundred million francs. The number
of persons who persisted Is estimated
at three thousand. President Mac
Mahan continues his tour through the
inundated district.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Lone BRANCH, July 3. Tho first
race for mile dash was lost IN starting
the horses, Searcher first, Countess
second aud Vlrdlgris third -time li5,
KEY WEST, July 3,--'fwo deaths from
yellow fever yesterday,
SAN FRANCISCO, July .. -LIndpll and
Dean, Captain and First Onlcer respec-
lively of the bark Anon, lost in
Puget Sound, have been arrested for
wllfuly wrecklng the vessel, The mate
has confessed, but the Captain denies
the charge,
RALEIGH, N. G., July 3.-The second
animal session of the Cotton States
Congress convenes on the 18th instant,
A large attendance IL expected, aud
every arrangement lDr the entertain
ment of the guests have been made,
Miss Todd, living near this city, was
killed yesterday 10y lightning. Her
neck was broken and her shoulder dis
located.
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WARRINGTON.
Postal Affairs,

WASHINGTON, July =, The Marietta,
pillahurg aud Cleveland llond refuses
10 curry the mail over III line between
Marietta aud the canal NJ Dover the
pay being inadequate, aud to-day the
Postmaster General saya he hns no legal
right 10 Increase H. n IL pOpulous
country, over one hundred niles IN cX-
tent aud viii he deprlytdof mpila, The
Poht0llce Department las been noll'
He'd by the Contractor for the carrying
Of the mail between Key West aud Go,
dOr Keys, Florida, TINT the local all.
thorllles forbid the landing Of United
States mail mallcrnt those ports, on
account OF yellow leyor The C0nlrac-
tors telegraph that the Collector NJ the
Port IL the lnsligator Of tho order
As soon m this intelligence was ro.
cclved Ut the Department the Post
master General communicated the
fuct TO the Secretary of the Navy, who
NJ once directed the Collector to allow
the mails 10 he landed,
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MIDNIGHT DIsPATCHEs .
NEW YORK.
The Cougar VIII Case settied-Fr"zzied
End ot tbc Beeeher.Tiiton Case.


NEW YORK, July 3.-The Cougar
will case, so long pending before the
Surrogate court, has been decided Ivy
rejection. The will was contested on
the ground that the testatriX was un-
sound in mind when she executed her
testament. She willed most of her
property to religious organizations, IN
GLIDING one quarter of million TO
foreign missions.
The Marine bank recently lost a
mail bag containing thirty-four thou
sand dollars worth OF drafts. The mis-
sing mail contained remittances rom
several eastern cities and Baltimore.
A dispatch from Dublin says that the
match for the Freeman's Journal to-
day resulted in tie between Major
Fulton, of the American team, and MT;
Doyle, of the Irish team. The tie will
be decided by shooting off-hand at an
ordinary target.
Edward Corners, one of the wit
nesses for Leader in the Conspiracy
trial, and who was arrested under the
charge of bigamy, was brought up to-
day on writ of habeas corpus, when
he bail was fixed at two thousand
dollars, which the prisoner is endeav-
orlng to find.
Monday will he generally observed
as a full holiday. All public offices,
except the Exchanges etc., will be
closed, the day being given up to cele-
bration.
Robert Dale owen, the celebrated
splrituallst, Is insane.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8. THE Reeve
nue. officers have seized the tobacco
and snuff factory of Henry Mehle "
Co., and taken into custody Henry
Mehle. The proprietor is charged
with having removed snuff from his
factory unstamped and improperly
packed. M, xy
ing Insurance Company, OF Wilkes
barre, wound its business upyesterday.
It has not been paying lately. Ar
rangements have been with the Com
mercial Union, of London, to assume
and pay all risks on outstanding poll
cies. -, ,,u
NEW YORK, July 3.-The buildings
of Lees Box and Lumber Company
were burned last night. Loss $40, wv.
NASHVILLE, July 3.-The Committee
on Information and Statistics give a
most favorable account of the crops.
CHARLEsTowN, July 3.-The South
Carolina Bank Trust Company Of Co
lumbia has suspended with two hum
dred thousand dollars liabilities. :.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The Cali
fornia Democratic State Convention
adjourned to-day. The ticket Is re-
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I'M Allen, of Ohlo, regrets that he
viii nul be- able a. attend the l'hlla'
delphia Centennial, hut expects ~ b.
0n hand NJ the next
RrlnUM's NEUTRALITY II ~ fragile
~ glass, according ~ German edllOrs,
Perhaps that's why they nre trying 10
break II 10 pieces,
"A project for the construction Of u
canal iva hundred aud my leagues
long, for the purpose of uniting the
Hack aud Caspian seas, II Oh foot In
Russia.
The establishment OF u system Of
Heating hospitals for the curing Of dis
ehses liy means Of the pure mir Of the
rivers and lakes ~ la contemplation Ut
Chlcngn,
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FORT WORTH.
A Small Blaze Celebration OF
the Doth Anniversary.
speciol plspatcb to The Dallas Herald.l

Special Dispatch to The Dallas llerald.l
Fort WORTH, July 3, 1875.
AT about eleven O'Clock last night Il
fire broke out in DR.. MarshalPs resi-
dence, situated i'm the Second Ward,
which together with the DOCTORS med
icines, books and four hundl ed dollars
i'm greenbacks was entirely consumed
The citizens and firemen saved nearly
all of the furniture. Total loss proba-
bly, one thousand seven hundred dol
lars.
The Ninety-ninth Anniversary OF
our Nations birth was ushered in this
morning by the customary sun rise
racket, firing of anyils, etc. a fine
flag was thrown to the breeze 10y Post
master Alexander. Some of our more
enthusiastic citizens chartered the Cor
net band, who, in their new band
wagon, drawn by four prancing greys,
bedecked with streamers, presented u
fine appearance. After one or two
national airs by the band a procession
was formed, which proceeded to Par
son Fitzgerald's noted Soda Springs
three miles west of town, where
pleasant day was spent. A committee
of fifteen was appointed to arrange for
u suitable celebration of the Centen-
NAL Fourth of July, 1876. The party
returned to town at four o'clock.
EI.SER.
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fpcthtIS OI the RECOMMENDATION tNSr-
MouIton Publishes II Gard PiymoutII
Pledges its Fidelity TO Bcchcr-Gcn.
oral JOuvcIiar's victory over the
United CarIists Confirmed.
New YORK, July 3. Admissions
wrung by the reporters from the jury
men indicate they were divided as fol-
lows: For Beecher & arpenter, Hill,
McMunn, Holstead, Wheaton, Taylor
and ,litler. ForTilton-Jeflrey, Flatte,
and Davis. Taylor in an interview with
an Eagle reporter said. when the jury
first went out they stood pretty even.
After the first day the average ballot
ing stood eight to four and finally the
vote settled to nineto three. Their de-
bates were at times violent and demon
strative, but there was nothing like
coming to blows.
Mr.. Beecher shook hands with each
person as he passed out of the Court
house, after the discharge of the jury.
Francis p. MouJon, in u card pub
lished in the Brooklyn Argus, notices
report that the counsel for Beecher
are to proceed against him for conspir-
acy and subordination of perjured wit
nesses in the Leoder-Prce affair. He
says a judicial examination of the
origin of the Price atlidaYits and his
connection with them is exactly the
thing accordingly he has returned to
Brooklyn to meet the menace of Mr..
Beecher's minions, and challenges and
deties them to institute their threat
ened proceedings.
The Plymouth lecture room was
crowded to excess. Beecher's entrance
provoked q loud ovation. Sherman,
lea ding in prayer, hoped that Ply
mouth Church would join him in
pledging their fidelity to Beecher, and,
God helping. they would never leave
him. No voice uttered from the press
or pulpit could make them leave him,
and ten thousand juries could not
make them doubt his word. Beecher
then gave out the hymn, pronounced
the benediction, and the audience dis
persed. 4,
Beecher's address was confined
wholly to church matters, including u
running history of Plymouth.
A London dispatch from Madrid
confirms the report of General Jouvil-
lars victory over the United Carlists
Bands of Dorregory, Cuvilla and Villa
Loine. General MARTINEZ Compos,
with an army of Catalonians, effected
junction with Jouyella yesterday,
and their combined forces are now
making preparations to attack Conto-
yagO.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 3, The heavy failures
of several parties In this country was
cnused by the suspension Of Alex. Col
lin a Co,
DUBLIN, July 3,-Thc shooting for
the Irish chnll lnge shield prize took
place ut Dolly Mount yesterday. The
competitors were four members each Of
Dublin, Belfast aud Now York Club,
The ranges were 900 aud 100 yards,
In each of whiJh every participant had
twenty shots, The shield was won toy
the Dublin MOrksmcn, thescoro stand
Ing, Dublin, 6OOi AmatouGNew York,
55Si Belfast, $50.
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eeived lhruughonl tho State with u
fair degree of satisfaction, bat eN,iles
little enthusiasm,
The liullefn Ia ils morning edition
says The Convention WINS run hy The
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
The Democratic Congressional Con-
venlinn NJ the fourth District met TO-
day aud nominated T. u, Wiggorlon
for Congress.
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TELEG RAPIHIC
TEE BORDER.
A Mexican General Declares His Intcn'
lion TO Protect American citizens.
United Stascs Soldiers 10 Assist In the
Preservation OF Peace In
Mexico.
Special Dispatch to The Dallas Herald

Special Dispatch to The Dallas Herald.
New ORLEANS, July S.-Dispatches
from Brownsville state that General
Christie, commanding the Mexican
forces, has declared his ability and in
tention to protect American citizens
from the raids and forays of Cortina
and his band of thieves and murderers.
Isrhe military forces az Brownsville
have received instructions to cross the
river and support General Christie in
preserving the peace, in case such II
measure should become necessary.
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BANK NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that our offices Will
be closed on Monday, July ., 1876, a national
holiday. All payments maturing on the attn
or 9th instunts II due and payable on Satur-
day July 3, 1875.
CITY BANK,
CASTOR " THOMAS.
DALLAS, Texas, July 2, 1875. july3d2t
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IlliMNXAI..

THE DALLAS HERALD office has been
removed TO the second story of the
large two.story brick building on the
northeast corner Of the public square,
formerly occupied 10y Messrs, Ullmann
n Co.
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TIIE WEATHER..

For the Gulf States, lower barometer
with southerly to westerly winds de-
decidedly warmer and partly cloudy
weather, with possibly occasional
rains.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July 3.-Cotton quiet ana
nominal. Ordinary, il1sc; good ornihh,ry,
l25ac; low middling, 1896; mlddling, 1875
good middling, 1870. Sales 81 bales.
NEW YORK, July a.--Gold opened at HIS.
Stocks dull and steady. Money per cent.
Gold III c,no,,
Exchange = Long, "a 81; short, a Wl2
Governments little doing but strong states
dull and steady. Flour steady
LONDON, July 3.-Erie, l2h. Street rate,
Q 3-l6d, which is bid below banks.
PARIS, July 3.-Rentes &c T13f
LIVERPOOL, July 3.-Cotton firner, Up
lands, 3-l6d; Orleans, 79sd. Sales 1000 bales
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, July S.-Cotton-,DemaEd
limited. Sales II bales Good ordinary 70
strict good ordinary, l2SS4@ l31scilow middiing
to strict low middling, l4sl45sc; middling
to strict middling, l5@l5hc good mid
ding to mlddling fair, l574@lGysc. ne,
Receipts, 22O bales; exports continent, blot
bales; stock, 1869 bales; unsold last even.
ing, e, 400 bales coastwise, 10 bales; Great
Britain, 2,239 bales; weeks receipts, net, SGt
bales; gross receipts, 1875 bales; exports con
tinent, $780, coast, 3i2 bales. Sales 800 bales
Gold, MS. sight Is premium. Sterling
S. ~.
NEW York, July a.-cottton-sales l'iS'
Futures Closed steady. Sales 1900 bales
July is 7-S2@l5I4c; August, l5h@l5 9.32c
September, Il 5.32@l5c October, IA 9-3l@i4esc
e.i6c: january, l45k@l4 2l-32c; February, 4
y-S2ai41sc; March, 10 l-l6@l5 3-32c; April, l5l3
Sl5 5'i6c; May Is 7'32c@l5 9-l6c; June, 10 Hit
dl5 2}-32c. :.
lsiI. states quiet and nominal.
1he stock exchange will remain closed
from o'clock tomorrow until ii O'Clock
Tuesday.
Bank statement.
New YORK, July 3.-Loans Increased two
and five-eighth million dollars specie In
creased 1--WE million dollars legal tenders
| increased two and three million dollars de
nnsits Increased ten and one-eighth million
dollars reserve increased four and seven
eighth million dollars.
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. w Christian 4 3. =. Morrison, doing
n general commission business at Gil Main
street, Dallas, aud terminus Of Texas and
Christian x Morrison, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, l.. W. Christian, retiring.
=. p. Morrison will collect aud receipt for all
accounts due the firm, and settle all out
standing liabilities of the same.
The business will be continued by 8. p.
Morrison at the terminus OF the Texas and
Pacific Railway. L. w. CHRISTIAN,
8. z. MORRISON.
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Referring TO the above notice, L. w. Chris
tau, the retiring partner, would return his
thanks TO the public and his western friends
for their liberal patronage during the past
year, and respectfully solicits continuance
OF the same 10 his successor. -
july2dl2t l.. W,CHRlSrlAN.
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IrInIcrs' Mncilnp.

The printers ol this city are requested 10
meet to-day NJ two o'clock, ~ the city ooun.
ell Chamber 10 receive the report Of the
committee on permanent organization and
transact such other business m mny come
before them. by order Of o. A. EYLAR,
President pro tom.
r. H.. RYAN, Secretary pro tenn.
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STATEME NT
~ the cay Hank oi Daiis. -, the omen.
ing ~ iiusinesa, isi nay of JnIy, 1870.


Nlnto Of Texas, County OF Dallas, Thomas
i ferguHH0n, cashier Of the above named
bnnl, do hOlomuly awcnr that the above
statement ~ true 10 The best Of my knowl-
edge ANA belief
TllOs Il, FERGUSON, Cnsi.ior.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me, this I'd
day Of July, $50 W. W. PEAK,
49,, Notary Public, pallps County, Texas.
lgad3l
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"A thorough exploration is soon to
he made in Indiana of another man.
moth cave that has just been discov-
cred there.
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The1ailg
SUNDAY MORNING IiliiiiJrLy s.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival ana Departure Of Trains NJ
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Thc Herald lab Olhce

In the hest place Ia got your Posters, CIR
enIam, Rriofa Latter Hends nnd iWll Tick ep
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WASHINGTON.

secretary hrisioW Gone ~ NeN Yorl,
Mr. New ~ work,
WAsnlNGTON, July a,-lIon. Thos,
H. Florence, eX-memher Ut Congress,
formerly editor Of the Washington
Union, IL not expected 10 live through
the night
Paymaster John Mcmahon Il order,
cd temporarily 10 duty ut Pensacola
Navy Yard,
The papers suspending Governor
Bard ~ postmaster Of Atlanta aud the
new appointment Of Rem. Conley have
renched the P0slolllce Department
from Long Branch,
Secretary llristuw has gone TO New
York ana returns on Tuesday
New spent the day IN the eXnmina-
ton OF q method for conducting the
business In cash office.
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DIssoLurIoN.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Noise Kahn, Harry III. Jacobs and NJ /:
]. Jacobs, under the firm name and style OF
Noise. Kahn & Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Harry II. Jacobs and NJ. j.:
Jacobs retiring. The remaining member Of
the firm, Noise Kahn, assumes all liabilities
coll ect the debts, NOISE KAHN,
III. ii. JACOBS,
NJ. j. JACOBS.
DALLAS, TEXAS, June 18th. 1875.
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NOTICE /! NOTICE !
TO CITY RETAIL AND COUNTRY
MERCH AN rs!
Come Early ana secure Bargain.
Is. @ a II II II n M.

20 Casos Lemon Syrup, per case. ............S 90
u Cases Strawberry syrup, per case",,". 2 20
~ Cases Tomato Cnisup, quarts, per ease 2 so
IL Cases Cove oysters, 2 n cans, per case | 10
10 Cases Worcestershire Snnce, a pints,
per vhhe';,..''',;;,''' ',;;;,,,,'',,,,'"",, ~"
I Gases London Chow CHOW, pints, per
pnse 90
10 Gases Caulillower Onion ana Chow
Chow, plnts, per case.,.",..,,,.".,."..,., 90
o Cases Cauliliower, Onion and Chow
Chow, quarts, per case...-.......,,.,,, o 90
. Cases CELERY salt, per cnse".". ..."""," 20
10 Cases Peaches, n cans per doz..,.,... | 10
10 Cases Durham Mustard, a II, per doz ! NJ
10 Cases Durham Mustard, v H. per doz. / W
10 Cases Colcman's Mustard, a h. per
dozen .,""..... ...".. on
10 Cases Colomnn's Mustard, Il h. per
80 lofen, .;;''......,..,.,' 20
/. Cases Blaol, Pepper, u N, per dogen,. 0l
l7b Cases Dallas Soap, 8U n, per oase....., q 10
% Cases Schplies Soap, 90 ID, per case"... 800
10 Cases Candles, per lb,..".""."".....".,.. ~
Gases Cream Tartar, q h boxes, per h.. 20
10 Gases Clay Pipes, per box",",.....l GOAL %
20 Gross Backing, large, per gross. 5O@7 80
10 Gross Backing, small, per gross. 6O9i %
100 h Tobacco, Durham Leaf, a n,
$50 lbs Not for Joe, IA ID, per b...".......... ID
8 Cases Bar Tumblers, per dozen. .......... 10
0 Cases Beer Mugs, per dozen........."... 200
LIQUORS.
10 Cases WhislSoy Cock Tail, per case..... 100
Gases Bell Schnapps, per case....."".,, D %
10 Gases Amsterdam Schnapps, per case 3 81
% Gases Brandy Cherries, per oase,.,r.,,. 50
10 Cases Yarmouth, imported, per case. so
Gases Absynthe, per case......."""... IL 10
Gases Pepper Mint, per case........".. 0 90
l.. Caperan's pure Apple Vinegar, best
quality. All goods cash, and no accounts
made. l22dtf
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DlSPAT CHES,
NEW YORK

"Details of the Recommendation Case
Mouiton Publishes II Gard plymouth
Pledges its Fidelity 20 Bcchcr-Gcn.
cral JOnycIIar's Victory over the
United CarIisis Confirmed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-04

in he.c respects made INJURIES ago here
are our States repeating the rame errors.
Again in speaking Of corruption
in high place he says:
Now, assert that as rule, our public men
who have received an advanced education
have not yielded to gross corrup ion. Under
stand The assertion. 1t is rot that men who
have not had The advantages Of an advanced
education yied general y to corrupt influences
far from il some Of The noblesi opponents
of corrul ton we have had, have been men de-
barred hy carly poverty from thorough edu-
cation-but what l assert Is simply this. 90
among the men who disgrace our country by
gross corruption whether in city, state or
national councils-and Won find he great ma
jority Of them IF the class hat has received
just education enough to enter into the strug
gle for place or pelf, and not enough to APP
preciate higher considerations. =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-02-04
The wife of Henry Ward Beecher

THE wife of Henry Ward Beecher
until recently has preserved a calm
and digniiied appearance at court,
while attending the trial of her hus-
band; but during the last few days
the strength of her nerves has given
way, and she now presents an ap-
pearance pale and excited, showing
that she too has onward sorrows.
Clouds, that do not escape her eyes
begin to darken around the purity
of her husband, but still she deter
mines to stand 10y him while there
remains a ray of hope.