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, 1875-08-10

T1ACINT: CoLLEGu.
Granmls hool II Rcttc College val rcni c,i Weau,s.
,IAy, Srrt. IL.
Itie restoration of Taylor Hail. with n.ny tmrrrye
Inthts, AMI nHx Laboratory anl Gymt.s-un which
"a he nitht cfnr" III" tarn opens will add nu3h
10 titr adslnfsu"s Of tht institution.
For alshi:bl9n sff1y tn .........
Rsrftn f.n"v". HaciIt, via.
f1sl.loene4 ran he had At Ja1Ia",,. MCmrg i C,...
Mitchell hathaway, liz stasrh... and al tho Mer-
chsnts National Bank.
ST JOHNS SCHOOL,
Nt,ardn9 AMI Day s"hnn fur Young 1.adica nn!
Children. Ery. THEODORE INrfSu. Lf.U, Her.pr,
II Nr-t ThFfy-s"tnndrt., new fnrk. Or. tSrinFA
hfft III claAa fur tho ttidy of the IEg!1sh Language
ana r,tnft, A. Illustrating And illustrated by fIs.
In Hnr"snlr f!s rast far The 1tatorca nni crit!a!
tHir Of fhn rtnt Arts will tevtn al thu tr;c.
The Fall fprm begins on Nrdn4+!AY. Tcrt. 10 1873.
For Circulars and information afp1y as Ahose.
U. s. school,. AND C0f.IF.GE DIRECTORY.
Look uf marty F'raaEs. cprnsl1ci expressly n
Rntdn tn aid iarcnta anil guardians IN selecting .
rcAool. Hr"ntsn4 a cnmtfce 'f.t ff III the arhoo1a
And colleges in rho Chtscd Stslss Information In
climate. railroad fAtirs etr. nro t}eria ,trscr-
tim Of tbs npst A'sitable ina.!tusinn, n earnnR.
8eut FREQ upon srrl a!on. l'o.taar. f,en.4,
T. CuJE,SWUNTH t1S.HSEY
Duresu of schnn Advertising Ati 1nf,rn III Il, nn-
Et'ifc Binding. corner broadway aid fols:tcrsii-
A., New Ynrk city.
Pamphlets of the !cading te,nfnarre and scede,ne-,
e1Icn.c. BY calling ii the Directory o!re, abo,t, til
uttf1 k1uatc.
, 1875-08-10
LEGAL.
LEGAL,
80
MASTERS SALE,

LLGAA.
MASTERS SALE.
Cntlcr 1etree Of Foreclosure in the matter Of
the Erch for'l, Rock Island l. ST. Louis Rail-
road COMPANY.
css ;". sss ae :, sts, ss' Gt T.. nss
s, Gs"G s'i:' iytJ Ht'a'i {! Sss fE Il Gs s;
Ent:s aar M .n y y ;hs.
hasn tntcrvaned h+rc,n. "Ns'
as ~ 'as' u Ja,. ehs' t.
G Hi i9 Ell W a0s + M: ~. n .d
1se suconie hisl:. mi To-. tiader
81 q HssS: n T. ss:
na hs Ind az +, q ,es "a Cox aud
The mot;tax.d .pTrm.~. d.:erits tn ,ne biz Of enrn:
d s'fa9t f .1 sts @ lei, sa 'ff E..
ps1, IN ~ esIehc, :nd trek: e
,shs =" w. sa.na. .as r. o'S.i
hhaa: II di:Et, ~. a:n?a;s.
az Z Fl FiGa. s
Z; i T: s +? T. ss
ss* ss: 1T nd s"' sss'p t. sa s:s!s;Js II I'll t.
:S & Il r II =; s s I'D
e'A IL 'ixs.. asss',.s e.,n. i 10 I'd I'D
brnr1a In md To- Ill lsa~,4, cnntr1ass and
aetccneat, ra.ts Wilt hny pA1sics ownng any coal
lads Of Mineral lanhr ralIrnnd, railroads. with
ahy other parties faF ntkes sutheF with hlt
and singular tnH lands senanonts. and
hSrrunfa belonging and tho seroaiuas. renAluaarB,
s.n Al. s s,' .S 5's ns..a I'D
s'' ad + st. % s,tsa 4 a: ';d Gabp*a; f
~ n sa!s lit t1a r. bs rsa S
cht,s rtsllrxts. and th-fct br sns:
~ Il. ":si: s''iS fi s'' ;%ssS:
"n,sny sna ~ ohsr tia y M'n in, neGss hs,a
tho possea.on "t WIlis. l. Fsrr3, Recsi1rr; nd =.
h"s property rEh's franchises and things shich rhk
bar" breu acquired by rufchase nhemss by tha raa
Hcoesrr harnF tbs pen Of this spit fur in
hccun with sat raifats sha1l he at thu itruo ii
thu eato uIosrby decrrcl IN bis possession, Of
u whIeh be rnaJ thea be entitled. together
- ono rrnrnrtJ and MT in separate p1rcrI-.
Hy thu tors f sAtd decree rn hundred Thousand 1Ars
Of the bid At such sale IL tn he paid ~ ta purchaser
In cash At tbs time VI sails, sud for tbs balance nt tho
:an by Y tho u's., il ..4 ..a ,he .s.s +
ANY Of tho ou.standiu9 and unra!d tonds coupons
sAttod under and scurd br tho ii June II, ~
uF Uctnhrt = l-f8. meHtunrd in sAth In
catss OF i'Hebt dneas b'ur n lien nf all, IT said
pms. Il .uch pesccuase said Court shall drect It
thr ArpthsAl nj sa!d sAft.
Forn particular de*c.lron Of tho said property
raforcncc can bo had TO said ;ice."s: ~ p,suo,
Master in ChanccfJ At tho Lrrut tnurt tho uultsd
states lnr the Snrthctn District VI lllnu4.
JAfR III HtY L. II
, 1875-08-10

Record Of 1SusiNcsa TrnnHnctlons Yes.
tert1nys
TIE ROCKFORD, noCK LELAND / ST. LOUIS RAIL-
ROAD.
n. II. Ferry, Tecoiycr Of the Rockford. Rock
Isihnd Il ut. Louis l.airoad filed hia report yea
torday for July, which IL as folloWs:
, 1875-08-10

lHl die. snA Little Girls, E~,ab,ah.d ID 1-5o Mrs.
Mary l. Jonrs and MIR, AIa,tland. Principals. Board
ing aud Day School, English, French. German, and
Vernon rlacc, DalltuorU. References giscu nppI-
cofi01
, 1875-08-10

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
b'rat Jsss of LiAsH, Inifana+as. ant Strf4<nft.,
u"4 fana""d st1te<ntA*s. sfetts oAes.. a. C1srstt
, 1875-08-10

u N
Il Bostou, Mass, \ Family School lor Girls.
9Hirt chris'u home, with best es1ncasiuna! ldvnn-
tuces IL provided IN lh!s school, It Ia also especially
recommended to te notice Of young Indies who have
graduated from other schools tur lts yery superior
thcA advantages, and for the farites 1t affords In
asalnR themselves Of tho conccrta lectures argalle-
TIES, snd 1nuncuns Of boston. References ta patrons
altu. circulars Will bo furnished spjca lon 10 tho
lrlnEipa MISS JULIA 4. WILSON,
Newton. hfaft.
, 1875-08-10

.srftirf Disrrrh IN rae Gnfe17o ftfhna+.
nuf7AIv, N. y, Aug. "a private dispatch htn'e.
th.t the achra j. 8. Austin an Automnton ashore
ia tho Straits at Bcelan1s. Tho srhr A. d. Moore,
which cleared here Thursday with lao tona Of coal
for Chcsgn, buck thls mn,ng leaking. Masters
ara VARIED cWare hf thd wrrrk of the rror Tni,a-
wanda which lnsH nearly In the track Of vcsses
iua our bar bor.
, 1875-08-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF IRAlNi

ExrtAFaItn* nT Rt7EREatx NAxks.-r Saturday ~.
eHnten s e. HnhnT escrbteh tMnada3 sfesptsj. A..
FFe SUNDAY II ~ :. m. Daily, -
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN Haitq1t1.
1stHFE U1Ff+ q" thsftt. In ASr ~
H.. eofhsf GHitsu".af.+ aHd al lA4 dssJs,
, 1875-08-10

Mr. Tilley Waa declared elected.
TUE MILK OnDtNAhoh
was then taken up AMI PASSED. Il provides that
no de&lera Aha1l brlng milk.uAns into tbs city
unless thoy have boen psopetly scaled by the
seaiet Of ~oEghts Aid measures, nor shall use
any wolghsa aud measures that Rfs not certified
bv him to be Of full weight OF measure. Tie
penalty for tho Infringement Of the ordinance IL
Ano OF not less than cas- nor more than $100
COLLECTION uF CITY TAXES.
Ihe epsolAl oEdsr OF khe night-to take action
on tie ordinance for tho collection OF tho city
taxos Of 1H76 Under the 0enurA Hevsnue lsw Of
tho btsse ~ recommended by tho LAW DepAst-
mont-Maa uext. called up.
All. White wanted The ordinance referred to
Tue spp!op1tnte committee. Thoy wero working
under tie charter OF 1874 which RAya them until
the second Tuesday in 8eptambor to attend 10
this 1na'ter Hs Ioped tho ordinance would not
pass, Ald ha moved 10 refer.
Tha Chairman Understood that 1t Fas necos.
sarJ to pass the ordinance 1t ouuo,
Aid. echahner waa surprised that any Alder-
man would make tootlou TO daief or 10 refpr
tor then they could not hopa to collect snytbinr
The tA1-tIahtsss would grow stronger aad mos
andAcioua than eyer. 10 postpoua would in 10
reduce 70 ordinance to waste papsr.
Aid. Whita-A1e wo not working undas the
charter Of 1B724
ALI BohAnusE-Wa In:ead to work shls undsr
, 1875-08-10


Tho G. q. a1eIael, which wsterloggod near tho
Charity islands, has arrived At Poti furon In tow Of
.e ting Drueksay The tic scht Alice hhs bcrn r'r-
ehssed by Mr. byron Dnrmeistcrs formerly Of c'aY
t,,ls. who hhh brought her 10 Afanltuwoo far thor-
nneb .rerarh. Tho mammoth scht Michigan, Will,
hrr 900 hunhcs Of wheat, Inns arrived At buffalo.
while en- ro,,te 10 int city shc lost ler nalnloom,
The prop fowbnre. Of the Union Steamship Company =
line, rsn nshuru Mllo ltces, Lake Huron, early
rh,!ay morning. Tie prop nlsncEat.t took of1 1ol
ious Of hrr cnryo. which lIahtencd Ler enough
10 &c. on without damage. .s1oat ot tLe raft of
iar,ter which tho pron. Nnw Era E4a compelled
enyrred unt taken 10 Grand Haven. It Ia expected
at Tho few sections still alrt will also e recovered
-, sa}1 tho by City chrohtc:c: :" Thnrsiny After
nam lle aailing yarht lem, If Detroit, whirE hal
trr l,nR In Tho slip At the toot Of Cere street, ret
sti and Geat ur the river Tho next morning fhn up.
reared hero will the nao u Fro'lc, Of Chicago lii
tlace Of Lcna.''
, 1875-08-10

TIE BAXTER CASE.
In tho case OF BAXTER W. D,hrd Of Trade, In
which Judge Moore recently dissolved tie In
junction. Judge McAl'istes has made tue follow
ing order:
Being Of opinion that tho I'LL In Ibis record to which
the Court below sustained demurrer shows Of
equitable Jur1Stictuu, that Tho questiona presented
worthy Ut consideration by court Of equity aud
the Supreme Court, and that complainant fairly
entitled 10 have attera krrt In stst quo pcntng bis
su law, 1t IL oricrcd that the appeal herein terate
to continue tho temporary INJUNCTION In force pudlug
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Ellen u. Lawyer began / suit for 81 900
against ". II. Powell G. y. Chopper, Robert
GtlHtin, - Dale. md J. ii. Wailaos.
Deloa s. Mills commenced u snit By attach
mont sgainss Danie! Castro to rocuyer $l.77U.49.
FIedelicx Steuler commenced Al action In
s5,oSo. o * ~ N'' " ~ "
c1ncu1r COURT.
Elizabeth Haas begRn an notion In treBraas
agasuat Johanna byer nlina Johanna 11olzfu5teu,
iaying damages At 95.6ua.
COUNTY coCnT.
In tho eEtate OF Lana Marks grant Of admin
istrnt!on was mado TO Henry M. MARKS undor
boud for Dt0J0.
In the estato Of Henrietta Marksos A., minors,
graus Of .guartianship .aa made to ueury u
Marks, under boul for "a, 400.
III tho ostate Of John CosRrovs the will MAS
proven, aud letters OF admlniBtr Anon were grant,
81 Anna L. CoARroye, under bond for 43.2&'. A
rcnnnciation OF sho exocutors aud the re!iu-
qu,slsuent Of the widow wcrs tlled.
Tho last of tue city tax casca wAa reached and
liaposed Of. Tho cases were alt dooldsl against
tho city. which pgayed All appeal to tho 8upreme
Court whicl, wan granted on filing bond in tho
sum Of 81, 900 aud bill Of exceptions III twenty
days.
JUDGMENTS.
EUrEhIon CnuAT-CoMFEtRtnSs-Juhn n, Hooper
~ y: Crowder, $t43.32.-Josuf rozar ". Matthias
Jupaz oaa.-uoms National Bank VI. Joseph
, 1875-08-10

THE CUTi1DERT CONSERVATORY or MUSIC,
St. Louis No., viii open Sept. 49, in connection with
Nfts. Engcnlk Guhberts Seminary for YGuMR LadeA.
Instruction thorough in al branches, Theoretical ~
wcll practical conducted upon European systeinn.
Tttma moderate. Fer circular: conta!ng al !nfos~
mutton. address ARTHUR ], EnEsWULD, Director
Sixteenth aud rlne.sta St. Lotilh. Mo,
, 1875-08-10

All these items except the last hare been
made since Nov. s, 1R74. Au allowance Of 81, ,0U0
was made to Tho Receiver, aud lia report ,eforEel
to tho blasler for examination.
Tic aalo OF this road under tho tfecrce Of fore
CLOSURE vii be made this morning 1t l0 a. nl., by
The Master MIR. IL. ". Bishop. At tie door Of tho
Republic Life Building, 16l La9alla htseot.
THE TOLEDO. rEoniA 4 WARSAW naILnoAD.
4. l.. HopkinA, nccoisor of tho Toledo, l'co1a
Il Warsa" Road, filed his moutAl7 report yester.
day, showing:
Balance OIL hand Jnne e1.......,........$b bnt47, 20
Received from frcRusA for Juae. ........ 49, 4xUs
tof JIl5.... ...,......-,. 1d949-3J
p!sDurAcd on local freighs for
Juna.. na.......................... .$tQo, ,l17,a2
fGr SQlf..t 4-VtatIsAA
-----&a?o, ,71s. .91
D1lance On baud. GG,fO144
, 1875-08-10

Nail End Express. s........,,..,,,
!ltt&*& auu sAcaiHt Passenger,
gut'a9us I alon1 UitJ E:4p..,.,,
IAeIlc art llue, fuf omaha, :,
kankAa Ele{. Leaven~arta, al.
y, cfiitun 4 ht. Josepn lixp..,.,,
1s1ka h1p, r4s,
AtlrofA PAsaeuGtr........,,,,,,.,
hlenaate:, a]ttawa Il Streator Psi
A1r'fA aAascnktF..........,.,,,,
Aurora Pass en xsr iSun'isy,....,
i1uf,u1us i 6lnntCitr Fun. -,
Pacific Hl4ht Exp, fm Ums.is.
htrsaa Ctk{. 1raEeuworlt,. ii.
nchlson ! ST. Joseph I:1p,,..
!!H"ners t;r,Fn A Accutnr,ntt aim
!3""Hct.atlrDss Accon1t1ofatInn
oo*hsfaiTGte Accommodate
'E$. GuHdRI, ~ Eatr..a
, 1875-08-10
Lears. | Arfiss.

KAAKAxEE Line.
From Central Dtro. feet Latt-,, mi d4oe, fao. y.,
9.e,~aM fteAft ''et Ii hauiafJh IT.. ani al deso
, 1875-08-10

4ndlauspolis. louisville i C:inciu. :
Indianapolis, f.nltsrf!le i C!nctn. "
nail sight Espress tta h. 4
, 1875-08-10
Seminary Of the Sacred Heart

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,.
Offers TO young ladies ali tho advantages of solid and
refined education. Day scholars are admitted to the
claatcs With the boardcre Far particulars aFpy tho
LADY SUPERIOR, 45s West Taylor.rt.
, 1875-08-10

*-!1'Fof corner a Wells and KIpfs.era
"-neptt c7rner Of CAb8l and Kiufin.sts
, KteHt7 7aH cENrRA. HALq1t1.
ptr1s J.'. y katr-H. ant foataf rr-nfy.se.4sf4.
non u t.t1F*'sf. sa1thtdH corner u Rasf,feA
""4 "a LlAs IT. Tr'n,ynt Ha4ss. ''
, 1875-08-10

CnuTH SIDE SEMINARY, 460 SiICHIoAN-hV,-
- Mr.. H. SlMuSs. lr7ncll'al-Ths school viii rc-
" eh TncsAiy Sept. I, with fu CORN Of teschrrp.
graduating elss IL forming FoE circulars ap-
= In ut;S.
, 1875-08-10

kan'Aa CITY md Ilenvrr Fart Ex,
bt. <,nts Aat >nsinx:isit Ef.
y. !4slIs. Springfield 4 ro14,..
tetfla, heoku1 Il I5utIinKtpn.,,
Irir1A, hH,4I4 ts.rl,nyt0n..
Chicago 4 Pa1ncAh Nailraad III.
Atnr. l4sa1, ,tasnt.sth1 Fl.
Jo'let / DstkntAoe NntlndA ton,
, 1875-08-10

Mastef 1n ChanccfJ q tho LtFrt tlrt u tho Unto
states Inr the Northern District VI llllnuts.
Dated j IaIY lq, A. Il. ls.i.
, 1875-08-10

}'ts;oo aooni' i'a:n1.a
| Am =. m.l'7:tsA. ~.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
Denocratle Convention.

The Democrats Of AshtabuIa County assembled
in Mass Convention at Haskell's Han. Ashtabula,
June 10th, 1875. Called to order by Levi P.
Blskeslee, Chairman OF Central Committee. Hen
~ Apthorp was chosen Chairman, s. B. A twOod
and T. E Hoyt, Secretaries ". h. Hub bard, J.
7. Strong, A. &. Beckwith, ]. B, Graham and Js-
cob FsgIer, appointed Committee on Resoulu-
tons, which Committee presented and conven-
ton adopted the following
We, the Democrats Of AshtabuIs Co., in con ven.
uon assembled, adopted the following res olu-
tons as ouI declaration Of principles
LIST, We are in favor Of prompt return to spe.
Gle payments at as early day as it is compatible
gard to the debtor class. 81 fll, II
md, We favor tariff for revenue only.
Sd, We firmly support and maintain the on
school fund
9TH, We oppose all sunptuary legislation.
9Th, We demand sterling honesty and rigid
economy In the administration Of public afairs.
9Th, No third term. .....s..s
Levi P. Blakeslee, R. o. ROte and ]. T. Strong
were appointed delegates, and W. h Hub bard
q. G. shipman and D. ". DOman, alternates to
the State Convention. H
Delegates were instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the nomlaation Of Hon. Eusebi us
Lee as candidate for Supreme Judge. E-l ,7s
Z. o. Rote, nominated as candidate for Sta te
Representative, John Harmon for County Com.
missioner and balance OF the county ticket to b
nlled BY the Central Committee appointed by h e
Convention. and consisting Of the following man,
ed gentlenen-L. p Biskeslee, A. R. Bsekwish
R. o. Rote, ]. T. Strong. J. B. Graham. acO6
FIAgier. Henry Apthorp.
Motion, that the proceedings Of this Conven-
ton, including the foregoing resolutf ons be pub
iished in the county papers, and Cleveland Pi0iR
Dealer, prevailed. Convention adjourned sias dSs
e s. B. ArwooD, la.o,,.
--L q. 3. HoYT. o0c ~.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The end Of the Pennsylvania miners
strike is st hand. Already two or three
of the larger shafts are being run to thei
full capacity, and the miners are con-
stantly seeking excuses for interviews
with the operators to the end that some
compromise may be effected. The most
significant fact in connection with the
troubles is the lack of unanlmitV among
the strikers. which Is manifestlng itseli
in some cases to the extent Of open re-
belliOn against the rules Of the Miners
Union. All Indications point to an early
resumption throughout the entire an
thracIte region.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

BIB. Clafiin, the merchant prince of
Plymouth Gu, and fast friend Of Beech
er, may consider it fortunate that the
draft upon his leisure and means is likely
soon to abate, and leave him free to at
tend to the more important matter OF
showing why he should not go to the
penItentiary for dealing in smuggled silks
knowing them 70 be such. The eVi-
dence against the great dry goods prince
is said to have assumed a most serious
phase. | ESQ
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Tweed, the ExTammany Chief has
been liberated on Hebeas Corpus. but
orders Of arrest are in the hands of of.
fcers for his arrest as soon as he steps
forth into freedom. Unless be is provi-
vided with securities TO the amount Of
three million dollars, says the telegram,
ne viii be taken to Ludlow street jail,
ana even if he cOsld supply that amount
81 Cail' ii is understood that he would
again be taken into custody on another
SUIT IN which an equal amount of securitv
would be demanded. The order n az
resi- In the civil suits is signed by judge
DAVIS, who was presiding judge at
Tweed's trial.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The ab-Legaie of the Pope is said to
have had an Interview with that son Of
the fOrest-Spotted Tail--and informed
the brave that he had another Great
Father aerOsB the water. His interest was
aroused, and he wished at once to see
this aew great father. to ascertain If he
could make any better terms with him,
than with the one at the White House
for the disposal Of the Black Hills. At a
public dinner of this ab-Legate, Wills
here, the flag of His Holiness graced the
occasion, while the flag of the Union was
not to be seen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The political imbroglio In the New
Hampshire Senate has been partIallv sd.
jusred BY The Supreme Court in dec,s.
ion affirming the legality ofthe action of
the Governor and the Senate in passing
upon the election contest, and adJudging
Messrs Priest and Proctor to have been
duly elected, This gives the Democrats
quorum and majority, sndis an I'M
pSla'aoie decision to the Republicans,
VINO had counted upon oyerturning the
ouon ol me Senate upon the ground of
~, " s,..sSonSnslIuuonality but It is probable
.-a' 'ne Republicans will accept the Sit.
oA'lon ana proceed 10 the election Of
Governor, though the Democrats cl.,n,
tnat 'his cannot now be done, az the
time prescribed BY law has passed
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The Cuyahoga Democracy begins al
ready to see that they have been pokin G
their head into a. hole not quite large,
enough to get their launches through,
and desire toiust turn the sharp point
Of their folly. The following Is one o.
the resolutions passed at CleYeland the
other day: e,9g e5 81 p -
That See faUOT FREE education toGlE, and hbdt
aos ts7doEss tie Ooa6ifHti01al pnOoisi0z d
the School Fund en- 0RS0, and pled0s lGt
faith Of tie Democracy Of. Cara AoQo h
the preservation Of our common school svs-
tenn y
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The Michigan State Medical Society
(Allopathic) tabled resolution denounc-
ing the introduction of a Homeopathic
element in the University faculty.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

An important REDUCTION IA foreign
postage takes place July Ist. The post
age on prepaid letters will he foe cents
to the following countries: Belgium,
Denmark, Egypt, German States, Great
Britain and Ireland, Holland, Italy, Nor
way, Portugal, Russia, Spain. .Swltzer-
land, Sweden and Turkey. On unpaid
letters. the postage will be ten cents.
Newspapers are charged two cents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

1t is asserted that Tilton's counsel, at
the conclusion of Mr.. Beecher's argument
will ask that the case be reOpened for
the admission of new EVIDENCE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

/
TIE CoNs1srENcIEs OF A PARTY.-
Has any one forgotten the ante-war
times. when the Democratic heart was
made to swell with indignation at the
depraviiy of mixing politics and religion ?
Any aIlusion TO slavery was politIcs-
offensive an1 rank. Political clergTmen I
What mOustrosities But 10 and be
hold Democracy and Romanism have
embraced each other, and Democratic
legislature shapes its laws at the sug-
gestion of the priesthood. Sectarian
distinctions sre carried into all the State
benevolent and refOrmatory institutions.
and the bill that brings about this re-
suit was drawn in the interest OF
the Roman Catholicism, and present
ed by Roman Catholic member. The
showing Of q little INSTRUMENTATION on
the part of a few Of the Democratic men,
bers, brought the Roman Catholic Arch
Rishop 10 the rescue. The terms were
explicitly laid observation-disclosures, or po-
liticai ostracism. The end was reached
obedience the reward-"The unbroken
rsolid vote ofthe Catholic citizens Of the
'SIate will be given to the Democracy al
the fall election
The Roman Catholic Central Associa.
ton of the city Of Cleveland, at its meet
ing 1n sunday afternoon. according to
the Cleveland HerGId, unanimously re-
solved shat the proposition that the &C.
"elesiastics should hsve no part in the
Legislative, executive, or educational af-
fairs Of the State, is antagonistic to oul
spriuciples as Catholics and citizens and
"atbrust at our clergy that smacks too
"much of Bismarck prescription to be
allowed to p lSs unrcbuked.
Times are changing. and politics and
religion have, lost their antagonism.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Royal JunketIngs are the fashion in
Europe just now. The King and Quee n
Of Sweden haYe recently; paid a Stats
visit to the Court Of Denmark, where
'hey were received with great cordially
ana magnificent hospitality. Tie usual
iu'ercnange Of assurances of distinguish
- consideration and everlasting fIiend.
body was hsPgy. w
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
sstts gives the following as a political
STRAW" Tsa
A lifelong Democrat from Columbus,
was accosted while buying copy Of TO-
days GGzstte, with the remark that it was
hopeful sign to see him ready to read a
Republican paper. "Yes, Yes," he an
swered, This division of the school mon
ey did the thing for me, and there are
plenty more like me at home. The Dem
Ocratic party have effected q sale to the
Roman Catholics, bat they cannot dsI5ceI
the goods : Hereafter am q Republican.
only offer this as straw TO show which
way the wind is blowing. l bs-
A good many straws of the same kind
IN Cleveland, indicate how the wind is
gong 70. blow next fall.
Another straw is taken from the pro-
ceedings of the Convention of CuYah oga
Democrats at Cleveland on Saturday last
There VISA asplit on the finance question
and in speaking upon the subject, Heis-
ley, delegate, said:
THAT the Democratic party had better
keep within it's old landmarks and not
eBdeavor TO break new ground. If the
Democratic party imagined it would
walk easily into power st the coming
election it was nightly mistaken. The
Republicans had fully awakened fro m
their former lethargy, and would make a
vieorots fight . y
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

There is terrible struggle in CleVel and
81 dispose Of the appropriation 6Y Con-
gress for q bFeakEater. As this is some
Whist in the natura of the private busi-
ness Of Dick Parsons. he should attend
to IT, The main thing, of course, is 10 To-
cate the breakwater 50 as to spend as
much money as possible. The present
appropriation ought 10 be exhausted with :
out making q sign above water.
This is rather a home thrust, by the
Cincinnati Commercial al our sister city.
and considering that it is firing at the
heap is pretty well directed. The whole
thing Of building 8 hreakWaterat one end
of the lake, carries with Il the idea oi
spending money fol the local advantages
that may be derived from it.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The Hoppers 1t seems have no too th
for milk weed, and this is about the only
green thing that il left standing.