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, 1875-10-22

The most impertinent, not to say bins
phemous, utterance developed by tho cur
rency discussion was reserved for DEN Bur-
1En, when he compared himself to st. Paul,
aud quoted the following words from the
Acts Of the Apostles as applied to himself:
Ton certain philosophers Of the Eptouresns. and Of
the Btoes, encountered him trAuI) And roma said,
What will this habbler say7 other aoc, ue sppears to
be setter forth OF strange gods: And they
took him and brought him unto Arsopsgus, ss5lng,
May va know what th!a nav doctrine whereof thou
speatest 7 For thon brngest certain atsa ngs hnss
to our cara; vs would know therefore vhas thess
thlngs mean.
Now, ST. PAUL, at this time, was In Greece,
revealing q new dispensation. 1le spoke
from Mara Hill to the men Of Athens, and
told them Of on unknown God, who made
the world and al1 things therein, In whom
1--we live. and move, and have onr being"
and that they must not lillen the Godhead
"unto gold, or silver, or stone craven by
art aud mans Device" Did Dur1xn mean to
doape bis new patent currency by this rofer-
enca2 PAUL told the Graaks still other
things,-of the Resurrection among othors,
that came to them in tho light Of rovela-
ton. He spoke by authority. He had been
converted by . miracle. lie had hinaaclf
been a doubtcr md acotfer, and was On hia
way to Damascus breathing out threatonsnge
and slaughter against the disciples Of the
Lori, when suddenly there shined round
about him Light from Heaven, and he fell
to tho earth. and heard voice saying ,snte
him: Saul, 8Au1, why persecuteat thor
me? And he aaid. Who art thou, Lord
And the Lord said; am jesus
whom tlou psracouteat; 1t Is harl
for thee to kick against tho pricls.
And he, trembling aud astonished, said
Lord, what wilt thou have mo do 7 Aud tn
Lord said unto him: Arise, and 60 into th
city, and 1t shall be told thee what thou shal
do" Paul did as he WAS told, was led Il
Damascus blinded, went throo days without
eating aud drinking, was filed with tho HoI.
Ghost, aud - Immediately there foil from hi
eyes as 1t lad been scales" He arose au'
was baptized, sojouraed some days with th
disciples Of the Lord, and straightway
preached Christ In the synagoguea, oonfound
ing and converting tho Jows. The rest Q
hia Life Was devoted to tho oral aud write
explanation Of the dtspensation he was 1t
spired to preach Ha wrote OF 1t to til
Romans, tha Corinthians, Galatians, Ephs
iaus, Philippians, Ooloaalana Thessalonlani
: and Hsbraws.
: Now, wherein does BEN Bu7Lxa xesembl
PAuI, to whom he has hsd tho glas|ng G.
J tsontssy 70 liken Limselff Ho IL certainly
babhlsx, ~ tha dopbtesa esllsd PAUL; b.
J | A'ao ~ sAttas foeth 1t strange eodA", u
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, 1875-10-22

An interesting summary Of the reports
made to tho Comptroller Of the Currency as
to tho condition Of the National Banks In tho
leading business oontrea is given in our
Washington dispatches. 1t will be observed
that among the Western cities Chicago henas
the list In the matter Of National Bank re-
sources, which constitute an accurate and
unfailing index OF the volume Of business
transacted. In round numbers Chicago shows
total Of 345, 800, 900, against SCI, 2s3 600 for
Cincinnati, aud @l7, 300, 600 for St. Louis.
, 1875-10-22

The Nav York Herald givea editorial axpros.
sion to ono Ok the most astounding musical
csticiums tina! las eyor 70. beea put on record.
It says Of WAoHTEL. tia German leuor:
Thero IA no doubt but thit Mr. NEu1spoRFy has on-
gaged fins company. 1e Las ars.t touor. whoso
fault IL ono from which most tsnore arc ex-
empt--ysx. he has Too much vo!oe ratl,sr than too
no doubt but that Mr. NEukNnoRyF has engaged .
good compsnJ. 0o haa very good tenott whose
fault IL peculiar onc lie has too much volee rather
than too lltte, md too Its voice rather than too
much.
In the name Of all that Ia musical, what does
the above mean ? What hind OF tenor Ia ho
who "han too much voiee rather than too little,
and too little voice rathor than too much ," Tho
Herald recently read the other Nav York papers
serious losson because thoy nado : mistake tn
ons Of AaAHE1LA GoppAnn'a programme num-
ters. What will they, In turn. have to say OF
this remarkably double and twistod criticism OF
WACHTKL}
, 1875-10-22

Tbs Chicago produce markets were gener-
ally weak yesterday. Mess pork wss active
ana isTegularly heavy, closing at s2o.05Y
3l.oo Tor Octobssr, and 91s.76 sallsr the year.
Lard was dull aud eaater, closing 1t sls.6o
per 100 ths DIR new, and Sl2.205 sellsE the
yssr. Aaats were quiet, It 83@sic for
summer shoulders (boxsd), l24o for short
hbs do. Anvil lss@1so for short clsas do.
Hlshwtnss 'wers Qpiss And st4sdy, n 8Lla
Par gallon. 1aks ft&ghts vsss aatass spa
s<soasss, At u fss vhsAs to Buffalo. 12a4a
, 1875-10-22

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, 1875-10-22

At tic psoaont term OF Tue Unttod Htates Din,
trict Court at Des Moiues. it IL oxuec.o .od
decrees will bo rendered for tho .n!o. Oh fora,
closure of mortgage, Of tin following railroads,
Davenport h Ut. Paul track lau 1niles in lonsth
Burlington, Codar 1snpids i Miuncsota, fou,
divisions {tAo Burlington, hliuncsota, p.c,ac
md at,lwaukeo). aygrogssing about 400 nllcs a,
track lows Central, nbout 200 niles In length
the Chicago, Clinton Dubuque. and tho Chi,
cago. Dubuque Il Minnesota, comprising atom.
250 mites of t,ack. The Dubuque Gazette s,y.
the decEeea will undoubtedly bo entcied for ii.
Bh'o Of zach. Tho auita arc mainly trouYLt l.,
foreign londhotderB.
, 1875-10-22

The JeffolBunlau Club. which linz been 40
long silent, at Inst puts in M appearance III
the political field, md ut the Inst meeting
voted, with but one dissenting voice, to call
q County Convention next TueRlsy, the dele
gates to thiR Convention to be- reported by q
committee formed for this purpose. The
objects Of the Convention, however, are left
in very indefinite shape It docs not mp
pear cortnin from tho printed proceedings
whether they propose TO nominate fresh
ticket for tho more respectable classes Of the
Democracy, or indorse tho Dovil-Fish ticket,
or whether they propose to nominate any
ticket at ali. 1t is not impossible that tue
only object Of calling tho Convention il for
the appointment OF Central Committee md
tho formal organization Of the Club aud its
constituents for next years campaign. But
ono thing is certain. II it be the intention
Of tho JofFersonian Club to nominate
ticket, 1t will falsify its own declaration
Of principles and will fail to commend
itself to any portion Of the community
If it does not nominate n fresh, Glenn ticket,
filed with strong and honest men, md llso
it's best efforts to crush out the Opposition
ticket which Mr.. HEsrsa heads, aud which
is not in sympathy with tho straight Demo-
cratic party, except ns fur as that pnrty can
be used for it's purposes The inaehnitenese
Of its proceedings does not look well, aud
points towards m indorsement OF tho Oppo-
sition,-that is, in case it makes any nomina-
tious at MI. II this is to be the outcome OF
the Jeffersonian movement, the people may
we'll wonder why tie Club WIS ever organ
lied at all, since in its declaration Of princi-
pies it proclaimed itself in favor of political
reform, Of honesty In politics, Of honest men
in ofaco, md III opposition to every form of
corruption and dishonesty. It proclaimed it.
self in fnyor OF the purity Of elections and
tho inviolability Of the batlot-box, and gavo
the city to understand that the straight DOM
ocratio party would in the future boldly op-
poso oil rings aud innugurate On ora Of polit~
ical purity. In ono respect the Club has
/ shown disposition to live up to its princi-
rles. It has put itself On record with refer-
onoe to the purity Of elections by unani-
nously adopting tho following resolution;
tso!red, That this Club. ~hio deaIrng the defeat
Of tho Republican party yet desires victory ovcr that
party only by means Of fair aud free election and
we becvs auc election bn most certainly Hecnred
by giving each rar!y representation the garoua
Doass Of Election OF honest lnen seocod GJ the pr
ties ahch they represent respectively, and we earnest
" hopo that tho Republican party MIL be gsen repre-
sentayca chosen by the organization Of that party on
the Precinct boards by the County Commissioners At
| the onsula8 election In this county.
This is at once both courteous and honor.
able in political opponent. It will be ap-
preciated BY the Republicans, and will give
, 1875-10-22

4Au AulADuE VI t1e l'IeteaeltA EoAoAA4a "
the Democratic pnrty has nowhere boon 30
completely shown al in Wisconsin, where tho
boosters OF reform have been particularly
blatant. Among other claims made by tho
bogus "ncform Administration ia ono to the
effect that tho Rcfornors" hnve saved tho
administration of tho State Government $500
n day, mud the changes havo been rl1ng upon
it oil over the State by tho Democratic pm
pors, ovon to tho extent Of issuing 1itho-
graph, with the portraits Of the State officers,
on which the same fa1se statement Ia 1natlo.
E1-Gov. WAsnDunS, in lis speech at Port
age last Monday night, to which the telo-
graph hrs already alluded In TuE TRIBUNE,
30 completely exposed the hnnlbug and fa1se-
hood Of this olatm, from official data fur
niahed by the Secretary Of State, that no ro-
ply has boon made to 1t. The Ex-Governor,
in the first instance, showed from
tho official figures that tho expenses Of tho
less thai, those Of tile first year Of GOV. TAy
Ions, aud then entered upon comparison
Of the fiscal year just closed with the last
year Of tho Republican Administration, which
furnishes still stronger evidence Of tho falsity
of this protcndcl reform. The report fur
nished by tho Secretary Of Stats shows that
there was received into the general fund,
during tho year just closed, 81 ,13G, ,4e3 O.,
aud that thoro waa paid ont during tho same
time for tic expenses Of tie state Govern
1nent, 91,2G0. .1G8.30, or $l2o,684.72 moro
than tho entire revenue for tho year. On
tho 30th of September, 1874, there was q
balance Of 1926, ,631.8O in tho Treasury. On
tho Goth Of September, 1876, oil the o,,r-
rent revenues had been used up and
| 4123,884.7a additional, lowing balance
Of $l,s40.s8, from which financial out
look Gov. WAsnnunN forcsoea that on the
1st Of January, when tho Republicans
bo bankrupt over 100000. During tho
last year Of the Republican Administration
tho expenses were unusually large, because
over quarter OF million Of dollara were
expended for permanent Improvements, and
| yet, during the Reform year Just closed, the
expenses exceed 1t by the sum of $08, ,202. 28.
Giving the Reforplara all the credit possible
in tho way OF deductions, the comparative
expenditures stand IS folows:
Ths current expenses Of ths ueform Ad-
mn!sssatson fos txo !s.'sM - sFs:.;;
as No st
Difference sgslnst Refor1nsra +...,..t 13a,7eo.1i
Instead, therefore, Of saving the people
$500 day, the expenses Of tho two years o.
Reform Government have e1oeededed those
Of the two years Of Republican Governmen
by several Thousand dollars. 1nstesdof beint
an economical Administration, 1t has beon
, 1875-10-22

THE MONSTER SUBSIDY,

A convention Is to be held in ST. Louis on
tho Esd Of November to mako some arrange
mcnts for combined attack upon the next
Congress- for grand subsidy to enable Col.
Ton Sco4T's Construction Company to build
the Southern Paciac Railway. The Southern
newspapers arc discussing this matter rather
vehcmcntly; tho most Of them, in their an1i-
city, arc quarre1ing over tho question of
tho eastern terminus OF tho railway. Every
town md village, from the Rio Grando to New
Orleans, and from New Orleans to st. Louis,
claims to be the spot destined from nl time
as Col Scorr's headquarters; and each town
comedies that if any other DO selected, the
road will DO an abortion and the subsidy
waste Of money. The Louisville Couri.r-
Journal considers that tho St. Louis Oonven-
ton shall settle this question, and that all
other places must submit; that If st. Louis
ba designated, as it is intended the Conyen-
ton shall designate it, Now Orleans mus.
submit, It having river communication with
st, Louis. Leaving this question Of the &C.
lection Of the eastern terminus to be settled
at tho Convention, We invite the attention Of
The public to tho subsidy scheme itsolf.
1o;,.s. .a...sos .,.a,.a.oa ;ro,,,1;no ~.
.,o,-r,a f ront;nan,o, afia;r. thora hove heen
much selling Of bonds, aud swapping Of char
terH, aud grants Of land, until at last an
the charters. and ali tho grants, aud all tho
r .,a..;a,,., ooas.-na..a te.a fo,,on ;nto A.,
tnnan ~ ~, ~, e,o7,, ~ ~ a cor,oro.
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.shs ~, ~ a~.n.s s,,hoi,,,aa md othor
~ r. ro,,.w,,t;o,, ro,,,.,v hoz
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- .n,, x,,aro oe u, horan rtara nra cor,
OK any AoFo " '.a ooooS' 1noio "'o ~on'
strlcted several pieces OF saalroad' staftln8 at
various pointa and leading towards common
centre. OF these roads there are Sl7 miles
OF railway completed, md lit mue8 partly
equipped THIS 434 1niles Of roadway is in
debt to the e1tent Of $4,000 per mile, the
/ interest being at the rate Of per cont in
| gold; in other words, they owe debt Of
s10,s5o, 900, bearing per cent interest In
| Rold, which interest is in default since 1879,
Two distinct routea were laid out to tho Pa,
c!lo, but it Is proposed that tho two roads
shall unto at some point, aud thence run Or
aincle lino to the Pacific. Tho whole dis,
tance to ean Diego ia about 2 200 n,iles, with
the right to continue tho road to San Fran
, 1875-10-22

The leason Of Ohio isn't lost On ex-senator
DuoxA1xw, Of PenusylyAnis. He avoids tho
fatal foolishnesa ct the Els rag-mousy plat
form, by solemuly declaring that ths only au-
tbority empowered 10 announce Democratic
docsfine /. tho National Convention. which in
1917 declared for ~ speedy return to specie
pay1nsnss," and denounced "EepudiAtion In
e,sry form." That IA declares the Democratic
platform uot!l TIA asxt Na&ieaM Convention b.
hpla md IN xosk Vt tAs Es44 rlasfosm-ess-
pshissA counts faS uAnxht axAlnat II. That. ha
, 1875-10-22

II tic later reports Are trl1e, we were Rot1lc-
wl,at premature about conTatulating tho
public upon tho establishment Of n now
tllrough-line from Chicago to Now York by
the joining Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio and tho
Erio Railroads, The new limo haH heen eB-
tab1slctl, md tho traitla will be running, hut
in this case, ay III 50 1nnny others, Mr..
ApAMs' doctrine, tint "conlpctition lends TO
combination" in rnilroad blsiness, Inns ai,-
other confirmation. It III rumorcd that VAs-
pEnp1Lr, Bcorr, md GAnnErT l'nve entered
into combination to put up freight rntea
upon the closo Of navigation, and passenger
ratca to correspond. This ia tho realization
OF the scheme which was attempted year
ago Mt Saratoga, aud which failed on nccount
of Mr. GAnnETT's rcfusal to enter into 1t.
Now, however, 1t appears that all Aro willing
and enger to recoup tho 1oHses Of the railroad
war, un1 Aoeco the public to that end. Tho
new condition of things III moro favorable to
tic combination. VANDERBILT controls two
ront1s to Chicngo,-tho Michigan Southern
md tue Michigan Central, both connecting
with the Now York Central. GARRETT has
ono-t1,o Eric and Baltimore & Ohio-and
ScorT anothor,-the Pennsylvania al,d Pitts
burg 4 Fort Wayne. GARRETT md Scorr
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, 1875-10-22
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1Ao "t.,4'es' " H. t'"'o' o'Snop o1 s'oosAfs'
'a at sho sherman' -....
Tho Hon, William Lowering, Buffalo. Ia fAts
Arrival At tho Pacific.
Doaton Corbett, who shot J. Wilkes Booth, Il
coming to ltva tn Chicago.
Gorald alas7ey has been placed In = prtgsts
lunstic asyum iu England.
TIN linn r. IT. 1,a,roho of 13attlnoo,a IN
registered as Tho Sherman.
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~. 1'oso, u i,u"s4e u1s "l4.1en a''St "usa
VIII S'ou W puD'lsa0a III 1ofi1' iosm'
Won Hu!ow's logs arc 90 hhort that b. IL
oon8ou 70 p,af on p'au''sIno-oF ''''' p'~'s
~cons't"sseo oel'eo'a''5 1o' o'' us''
helph "a1ao Emerson says: no!mes u
lnll ho can VITO ~ auY tune fu, lnossa'
"lat! IN eaao eeft'as' oouot1esa 70 n's mos'''
Harvard boys stanchty refuse 10 withdraw
from shs Rowing Association, OF csen cona|d's
tho question: until they ha7e won ~ leass oo'
saco.
"Jenno June" denies that she eros sssd mia
wers unfit for the higher duties OF journalism.
Her husband is too conspicuous Al lusEratioa
Of tho contrary.
, 1875-10-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

70 ONE AND ALL-AnE YOU SUFFERING FROM
counh cnld, asthma, bronchitis, Of the various
palsoas5 !rgnnles thss et!eq I'D n son.unpt!o1
AN ind shicAcous rsnsdy This quaok
but hy tho faculty Aan''iaftorcd
Unly bJ K. b. WILb0R, Chothist. boston. bold by al
, 1875-10-22

It Is suggestive. In connection with tho furlou,
charges Of tho Ciucinnnsi EnTtircr t,st Bill
ALLEN WAS defeated by ltepnblican repestiug, 10
noto tho groat Democratic gains III tho coupuos
bordering on Wost Virginia an d Kentucky.
, 1875-10-22
Gl,t Gbieann Ufibu>1t.

areenbaoks, at the Now York Gold Ex-
change yesterday, opened At s55, and rose to
sG33. but reacted to eet, at which figure they
ctnsad
, 1875-10-22

ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 70, A. F. and 4. M.-sree!sl
Communication this friday evening at 7;3o O'Clock
Tor work On ita til Degree ty order Of TIM Master.
E. n. TUCKER, Sex,
WASHINGTON CHATTER, No. n, n. A. M.-speo.
or the H. H. Dceroc Aro saturday evening for u. =.
and n E. Degrees. Visiting Companions cordially
iny1ted. Ds order Of Tie II. r.
, 1875-10-22

WOODS Mu6EUM-Monroe street. between Dtsr-
born and Etate Afternoon, Aurora Floyd" Esea-
ing, " A Dangerous Came"
, 1875-10-22

ADELrnI THEATnE-DearboYn street, corner
Monroe. Variety performance.
, 1875-10-22

uOoLEy's TnEATnE-lsauaolph street: Mtwcet
C!ark and Iasalie. Engagement Of tho Caufosn1'
Aunatrela.
, 1875-10-22

Tho Constitutional Convention abolished
tho old, rotten, and dishonest County Gov
eminent, which consisted Of forty-cight Town
Supervisors, and provided in place thereof n
Board OF Commissioners consisting Of If
teen members, ten Of whom were to be resi-
dents of the city and five from the towns
outside Of tho city. Ripe in tho experience
Of tho oppression and corruption Of the old
County Government, the people Of this city
and county proceeded at tho first election to
provide a new and cretlitablo County Legisla-
ture. Wo invite tho attention of the public
to the difference in tho character Of The per-
sons elected to the Board Of County Commits
sioner Mt the first election, and that Of the
Board rs it will stnntl in 1876, il Afr, Hrs1Nos
, 1875-10-22

PLYMOUTH Observation-Disclosures avenue. near
Tvtrt street I}cprtt entertainment for 81.
.1osc's Orphan Asylum. Recitsons, etc., BY Daniel
pouXhttty.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-01
Knoxville Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY RoCKAFEL-
Low & GgEENLEE, GRoCERs.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-07-01

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