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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28
& BARKER, Editor and Proprietor,
|. -nrs.n,.lIcar.No 81 kne1ri,le m..r
1roffssional.

HUGH THOMPSON, n. o.,
uSTIsT .-OGes over FreelaDd ( Thonp-
l .ou,. Bakery, east side Psbiic Sauars,
xroxvilie, Iowa.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-28
White League WhilcysaSh n.

Pella, Jan. 25. 1875.
, 1875-02-14

atre. never listened to N opera, nerer explored
the mysterious faaclnatioos OF \ cocktail meyer
smoked cigar, 3nd usver missed two sermons i
Sunday through ali his mild and ino11ensi.e lifo.
perhapa, in the most 1uxnriAnt dreams ct bus
boyhood, he never contemplated . prospect 70
ecstatio ~ tho right to sit at Henry Ward Beech
er's elbow before At least 500 people aud BE- dia-
cunsed Of man in the siguihcant query, Who II
that"
Perhaps tho recent exploits Of two BROOKLYN
clergynon have hsd something TO do with thu
increasing severity with which ME. DaecteCs po-
sition is criticised About fortnight ago, II
WIS rumored that
FATHER H1cKm,
Catholic prieat iu South Brooklyn, had been
exposed to his Bishop ~ worse than tbs proven
bial !" wolf in sheep's clothing" Not only did
the gay young priest carry on int1igues with sev-
erai ofis female parisdioners, but also ipdutgod
in tie t}eehy lusta OF fast horses and bot rum
He raa frequently seen wh;zzpg up tbs ConeT
Island boulevard behind costly and impaasatle
team He bad likewise been remarked rnder
v1nous or alcoholic Influences Tne crouninE
sct OF AL WAS his criminal connection with tho
wife OF sea-captain abseot on = voyage. That
last discovery settled his business with tho
Blshop, who sent him, forthwith, into I s'xe-
treat"
Right On the heels Of tho Hickte sclalrctsss-
ment came tue
REv. SFv1N wooDsrDE's EXPLOIT.
Mr. Woodsides hock, + Presbyterian congraxa-
ton. keep his diversions very secret, but enough
that 3lr. Woodsids actually maintained Isdy
member Of the Church In the character OF :
chore-auie. His own brother pFecipitated .ha
crisis, and now Mr. Woods;de is fugitive fraxs
public opinion, and hls church closed for -
pairs." DocroB BYHrAx.
, 1875-02-14

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mordiao Coun Of Cook and State ot 1llinois also
frontnx t6iTtyfouI ~ feet Thirty seysnta t3ith)
impro1aents thereon, and being tn section fuur
al townhp thrt..nIne {, range fourteen lis cast,
County al Cook and SAto Of Illinois, subject to tncu-
br1uce for $5,ND.
Aaa Il. of -sid property will he sold tnbj=ct to al LEM.
.ncnmht and taxes. The undersigned Will also so
It said ttne piaee al ho unsolicited and desperate
whereof my feen application to tbs uudersigaed.
Chicago. Jan q. 1876. .,.nx~r,,, ,r,,.>,,,.
, 1875-02-14

bHOUNLlN AO11:fs
BEECHrH CEAs1Na TO "DRAw "-TaE AHorHEoB1g
OF MoruER-n-IAW-So APPARENT RESULTS
FROM TnToHS CRoss~ExAM1SAT1oN-fE -fERsoEA1
sKEIcHEa-MoBE CLERICAL SCANDALS.
Special Cor7esponde1leo to TAe Chsaoo Tribune.
Bnoox1Ys, Feb 11-Nhon Htton responded
to Dr.. Bacon's indictment OF him as an ungrate-
fu1 dog, with suggestions at least OF the truth.
the leading newspaper Of Brooklyn boldly
ayeEred that, however Mr. Beecher might have
sinned. it ras
AoA1Nsr THE INTEREST or TIE coHNU111r
even to consider the charges against him. "Mr.
Beocher, argued the Edgk *'is such neces-
sAry element OF our social economy. has done 50
much for the concretion of our city, has
been in 80 many TAys, nd in such
laree degree, the leader Of public
sentiment, that to lose him on any ground will
bo to destroy our very underpinuings." IN other
words, Mr. Beecher waa not only 80 useful, but
10 vaguely sw ful, 30 u:uch of potential ab-
straction, that to measure him BY tho ordinary
moral law would be as irrational Is to sum up
the contents Of the Ridgewood reservoir III
.pothecaries' weight. ITO judge such e1cep-
tional- humanity, and, above ail, ouch harm
onizer OF local forces BY the code Of every day."
protested the Eagle, "is not onlT impossible. but
IA grave and mora compalsiT6' argument,
politically Is undesirable"
That was the tone OF tho Eagle last summer,
and that WAS likewise the tone Of Brooklyn sen-.
timent- Our people regarded it, it no: as felo-
desc, ut least as 3 rort of parricide. to hustle
Henry Ward Beecho1 into court sad try him for
seduction and adultery. Not. that this was tho
first deck on IN immaculate character. For
twenty years many grim and unappeaaab1e rumors
have haunted the old brick church. All great
men. even in undesenerate imeB, have walked
With their heads in cloud OF poisonous aie7.
Bsecher has never been an exception to TINT
hu1tful rule. As far back as hs is remembered
here,
uaIr Mnn OF MORAL LAu11
hava buzzed about h1s careless perbon. Tho
vsxy recurrencs Of thoss yague and impalpahlo
, 1875-02-14
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE.
TIE EuLINOIS
TRUST. & SAVINGS
u sANE,
l22 & l24 CI,ARK-ST.

Pays 4 1-2 per cent interest on de-
oositx in its TRUST DEPART
hIf;HT, for which certificates OF
deposit arc issued that are a'aua-
bic at any time.
Pays 6 per cent interest on de-
oosits in SAVINGS DEPART
11ENT, the interest payable LIST OF
January and July.
Women and children mny open
.:c<.;.,uts subject to their own c2-
c!,.:;i:e control All accounts con-
iucutia1.
The Eank has a Cash Capital of
$500. 800, and a Surplus Fund of
$4,000, and will loan money at
less than current rates of Interest
on first-cl:ess collatcrals, and OH
long time, on good improved city
real estate.
, 1875-02-14
BROOKLYN.
No Important Results Appar-
ent from Tilton's Cross
Examination.
The Apotl,eosis Of Mother
Portraits of Some of the
COURTROOM At
tendants.
Tho Charge that There Is Too 1luch
"Progress" in Plymouth
Church.
Some Important Speculations Re-
garding Future Developments.
The Woodruff Anxious to Tell What She
Knows Of the Scandal.
What Bowen Will Say If
Called to Testify.
hn. sw wisshelm Couches a Spear in De-
Tense OF Liberal" Christianity.
What Bowen Will Saw If
Called to Testify.
h5. swisshelm Couches Spear in De-
Tense Of Liberal" Christianity.


TEStERDAT'S CJSSlPs
r11roa,s orEnHAut1xo.
ense,al D1spateA to Tbs Ch,eano Tribune.
BaooK11s, N. r.. Feb. 13.-The unexpected
iotern;asion Of yrsterday has only sesved to whet
popular curiosity, because up to the present
nothing evident Of dramatic has been developed
By the c1oss-e1amsnation. Tnere ia general
expectancy that fomothing or other ia going TO
turn up before the t1nal "That's all " sha!l have
been pronounced. Thanks to the vitality OF
public faith, EYarts handling Of Tilton up to the
present has been looked upon as the play Of
cat with mouse. By and bY. at the end Of Ill
this rough aud tumble repartec, the talons will
strike home and hfs blood spirit That
is tho c,oed OF Plymouth, and that has come to
be the last despai1pg hope Of the casual apec-
tator. MordaT afternoon Tilton will float out OF
tho tricky shaIlows Of c1oss-examinatiou into
the convoy Of bis own attorneys, unless tor
redo turks 1T the mouth Of the channel and
blows him sky high in au unexpected explosion.
lave patiently endesvored to sum up tho
RESULTS OF TIE cRoss-xxAannAT1on.
and. to mr ine1perisnced and nninst1uctad judg-
ment tho footing up falls considerably short Of
zeso. What il 1ilton paired on disconsola:e1y
NTH Woodruff? What If ho entertained Al
early jealousy OF Deecher? What il he drafted
ono or two mildcr veralous Of his tragedy under
the influence OF hope to shield and excuse his
wifef All that irrelevant showing did not need
Evart's high-priced demonstration, nor does it
al rotate to Dcechcr's present jeopardy between
conviction and acqui:tal Of adultery. OF course
1Ilton has not come ont OF the ordeal Is clear OF
~ strong a. Moulton. Mouitcn's relation to the
case was very different one He WAS an out
post to ekirmish with and surprise. Tllton is 4
citadel to take and 1aze with sword aud
H+a t,v
, 1875-02-14
DR.. a.
1IAGSETIC HEALER,

6ersrs Of Kea8alxiA aad Rhcu1n&:sH nss-
rtahly cured ia few minutes Without tha ne 81 dsaxa
Ths most penfuao peE1pratton produced ~ ma
iniat1nAttoaa subdued. Chrenis niseases fe1aA1o
Weaknasa, snd Parsl5ks s7seixll. cszEot2u9a tEss-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
The virginia Deadlock.
The Prince OF wales.
Newark Items.

NEWARK, DEL, Dec. 13.
VIM. McInally, chicken fancier, met with ex-
treme good fortune at the Pennsylyahia poultry
fair OF this year, having taken four prizes-one
for the best white leghorns, one for the hand
somest chickens exhibited, one for the finest
golden pheasants, and one for the best cages.
For the leghorns he received very beautiful
canary bird which had taken first premium at
same fair for the and, a $40 gold piece for
3rd silver medal, and for the 4th diploma.
This gentleman has, we believe, received pre-
miums at every fair he has exhibited his chick
ens III
Saturday was to the lower end Of Newark
" Porkopolis' from the fact of all hands joining
together for hog killing. No less than fifteen
were killed by one party of men. The combined
weight--amounted to 4,227 lbs. 1t looked as if
the owners would have spare ribs for some time.
Speaking of hog killing, we think VIM. Norris
son, of W. G. O. Hd., noar Ogletown. had the
variety He slaughted three weighing respec-
lively $40, 497, 1885, combined, 1,600 lbs. Now
who can beat them He had one to die in the
early Fall, which he thinks would have been The
largest.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church, gave
sociable on Friday evening in the lecture room
of the church. Everything WAS very pleasantly
conducted and very largely attended.
Newark and vicinity has had the worst roads
for this time Of year that we have ever had The
general cry WAS bad roads and Of them that from
Newark to the Culvert, or railroad bridge, is
considered the meanest Of them all. Now, citi
zens of White Clay Greek I'D. "what are you
going to do about itY' r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
CANNOT HE ExCEI.LED.

CHARLEsrowN, March 10, 1869.
II. X. STEyRHs:-
DEAR sIR-Thls is to certify that have used y0nr
"Blood Preparation" In my family for several years.
and think that, for serofua or Canker0uB hum0rs
Of Rheumatic Anections,lt cam the excelled and
as blood purifier and spring medicine 1t is the best
lining have ever used and / have used almost
everything can cheerfully recommend II to any
one ia nee OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSM0RE,
10 Russel Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

CING GLE PERSONS INCLINED To-
- WARDS mstrimony can get wedding cards, al
most as neat as engraving printed at the CONNIE
OIAL ONCE, at one-fourth the cost. We have beau
xful type suitable for the purpose.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH AND
APPETITE.
My daughter has received great benefit from the
lse OF the vRGETIEE. Fer declining health WAS a
Aonrce OF great anx ETY. to all of her friends few
bottles OF the yEGETINE restored her health hsengh
nlli appetite.
N. II TILDEN,
Insurance and Real state Agent
No. 49, Sears building Boston, MnBs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
mnryInnd state Dinner.

Governor Groome intends to give, on the
2lst, grand State dinner in compliment to the
Judges of the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Among the guests whom he has invited, or is
about to invite, are all the ex-iudges of the
Court of Appeals, the judges Of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore city, the present and all the
ex-attorney generals Of the State, all the ex.
Governors OF Maryland. the two Senators, and
all the ex-United States Senators from Maryland,
the present delegation in both Houses Of Con-
gress, and other prominent citizens OF that and
adjoining States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

TIE OLD SYSTEM REsTonED,-Beginhing 70
day. there will be q consolidation OF the New
ayi YORK and Washington regular express trains be-
tween baltimore and the Capital That is, u
Stasd NJ = separation of the south bound trains
stoHa 81 Rsvv;aw one going through the tunnel and
on to Washington over the Baltimorei& Potomac
m road and the Other over the Baltic; q Ohio, and an
i instasd ado Of the north bound trains leaving Wash
layton separately and uniting at Bayvlew on sne
peW' 4 B. r, r., these trains have been con-
ac,dstad and ali pass over the BALTIC. & Ohio as
before The roailroad war. The Pennsylyania \;
R.. however, retains its Limited Express
trains. which rum as formerly. No changes are
made in the time table.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

FraHr AMONG SEAMEN. yesterday several OF
the Seamen from the U. s. steamer Po,ohdtan,
which is lying in the 5 repsrs to
machinery by the H. 4 H. Co., were permitted
70 come on shore, and as result they became
nstrioticaily ru drunk and quarrelsome. Notwith-
standing the Sunday law. one or two saloons i'
in Front street, East Of Market ;n wmcn p,,int me
ed ont. sold the desired liquor and in "Chick i"
Foy's Green House restaurant at Front and
King street, violent fight sprang up from ?
onarrel among the seamen. Stools, chairs ana
every movable thing made telling Diows on esri sar
% ons. until the proprietor quelled the disturbance
with stout club. One arrest was made, pu'
tha marty WAS afterwards discharged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
The Pacific Mail Suit.

Parties who were recipients of the Pacific mail
subsidy fund are not to be allowed to keep their
share Of the swag without fight for it. Mr.
Riddle for the steamship company, appeared in
court Saturday morning and stated that he had
dismissed the cases in Misrepresentation Of the
wishes of the company, and without authority,
and he moved the court to reinstate them. The
court 30 ordered, and they were reinstated ON
the docket accordingly,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

THE DEAD WOMAN AT CLAYMoNT.- Coroner
Groves held an inquest, on Saturday, over the
body Of Mrs. Michael Finland at her late resi-
dence, adjoining the farm of Dol. McComb,
about one mile west of Claymont. On Friday
afternoon the body Of Mrs. Finland was found
lying along fence upon her own premises, near
her awelling. 1t is supposed she had fallen
there and died several days previously. DR..
Cardeza was of the opinion that death re-
suited from heart disease and 30 the
iury said in their verdict Mrs. Finland
had lived alone in her dwelling since the death
of her husband, last Spring, being maintained
principally by weekly stipend from the Com,
missioners Of the Poor. Her house was decided
to her and her husband by the owner Of the
farm from which it WAS taken prior to its com
Finland was about rs years Of age. Something
over $40 in greenbacls was found sewed up in
her dress. Father Reiley took charge OF the
body and gave it decent burial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
Montgomery's
NeYvine !!

inltRomery's Nervine cures Rheumatism.
Montgomery'a Nervine cures Neuralgia.
Montgomery's Nervine cures hysterh.
Montgomery's Nervine cures Headache.
Montgomery's NervIne cures Sciatica.
Montgomery's Nervlne cures Fits.
Montgomery's Nervine cures TIC Dolo,euA ,,o -, ,,a
Heart, and ali Nervous Affections ,..,,,
Why suffer, when one bottle Of TINS meulcihe 10, WI
give you immediate reiief9 Prlncipai aep1a' as q,
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa For sale ny HI
drr ggisls.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
Medieal.
Mfdifal.
THE GREAT REPUTATION
which vEeEr1sE has attained in all parts OF the
ountry as
Great and Good Medicine,

and the large number of testimonials which are con-
ranfly being received from persons who have been
n,ed by its uHe, are Conclusive proof OF its n eat
valie Il is re commended by physlcians and apoth-
,earies. AS bood-puriher and health-restorer, 1t
wy SEaETfSs is not prepared for fancy drink made
from rOOr liquors, which debltatSs the system and
lends to destroy health 'nste ad OF restoring It,
Are not The many v stimonais given Tor The dlf-
,.r, nj complaints sati factory to any reasonable
narsona suffering from disc se that they can be
rrnred? ? Read the different testimonials given, and
Ia one can doubt. In MANI OF these cases tile per-
asns aay that their pain aud suffering cannot be ex
r,as d. as in cases OF Scr0fnla, wnere, apparently,
ihe ehole body was one mass Of corruption. II
yraErIsE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure
ih dsease restoring tha patient 10 perfect health
aiter irving different physicians, many remedies,
tierlDp ior yeara IL 1t not conclusive proof II you
are a sufferer, you can be cured? Why Ia this med
,rnr perfo ming such great cures? 1t works In the
Mood In the circulating mud. 1t can be truly called
tie Grsat Bisod Purifier. The great source OF dis
ease originates In the bio and no medicine that
nea not act directly upon H. to purify and ren0vate
has any lust claim upon public attention. When
The blood bee lfeless and stagnant, either from
70 guar oiet or from any other cause, the vEoETIHK
wil renew the blood, carry on the putrid humors,
,leaIlse the stomach, regulate the bowels and Inn
mart a tone OF yigOr to the whole body. The con-
ylcton is In the public mind as well as In the medi-
ral profession that the RENEE les supplied by the
peaeable Kingdom are more safe, more sucoet sful,
In the ture OF disease, than mineral medicines.
yEgETIsE is composed Of roots, barKs and herbs. 1t
IA pheasant to take and IL perfectly safe to give
lnfant Do you need 1t DO not hesitate 10 try 1t.
ou Will never regret 1t.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS,


IFrom our Late Editions Of Yesterdsy.l
Heavy Failure In Boston.
rREELAsD, HARDING d CO., 90 UNDER FOR $780,
600.
% Assoctated Press Special telegram.
BOSTON, Dec. 10.
Freeland, Harding Il Loomis, extensive
Wholesale clothing dealers, here, have failed,
with liabilities estimated at $3.50, 900. O. M.
Freeland, special partner Is also reported
failed, having indorsed for the firm for half a
million.
Death In a Church.
coLoRFp WOMAN FALLS DEAD DURING THE OPEN
ING SERVICES.
Associ ated fress Special 1elegran,.
ti BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 1s.
During the opening services in the Ebenezer
African church, yesterday morning, Elizabeth
Cole fell dead IN her pew from heart disease.
Mrs. Cole had been suffering from the disease
for some time, but felt better yesterday morn
ing.
Tweed,s Bondsmen.
BAIL FoRFKITrD TO THE AMOUNT OF EIaH cEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Associated Press speciai Telegram.
NEW YORK, Dec l3.
Judgment for $500 was entered IN the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, this morning.
against Charles Devlin and Albert B. salds
Tweeds bondsmen in eighteen cases in which
he had been indicted
The Virginia Deadlock.
THREE MORE BALLOTS, THIS MORNING., WITHOUT
RESULT.
associated Press Special Telegram.
RICHMOND, Va, Dee. 13.
The balloting for Senator continued, this
morning, and three more ballots were taken
without any choice being made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ. =
pRAR SIR have had Dyspepsia In It's worst form
for the last ten years. and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth Of medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
NEGRTIHE, since which time my health has steadily
Improved. My food digests well and have gained
nlteen pounds of flesh. There are several others IN
this place taking vEGSTINE; and all have obtained
relief Yours truly,
THOMAS K. MOORE,
0yerseer of Gard Room Portsmouth Co.'S Mills.
VEGEIlNE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
uOy214W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

GEOGRAPHY OF THE PENINSULA IN THE PUBLIC
ScHooIs.-A special meeting OF the State Board
of Education WAS held at Dover, during the ln-
stitute. last week, at which arrangements were
perfected for the introduction into the public
schools Of the State of the Geography OF the
Peninsula. State Superintendent Groves and
Prof. Purnell have prepared this deog,
raphy with reference to both its physical anu
will accompany the pages. Thus prepared, this
addition viii be put into the Geography now 10
nae @ 1Warrens) BY Cowperthwaite & 20. It Is
the only history Of the kind extant in the schools
of any State in the Union, and will be an impor-
tant feature in our Delaware schools, inasmuch
ss If Will impart to our own children better
knowledge Of their commonwealth, embracing
it's early settlement, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14

soo,vrY ELEorloN.- Msrys Benevolent
Society elected the following officers, last even even
;na presidept VIM. MoMenamin Vlce-freal-
ihS daSSt John Splaine; Treasurer Michael Wheelan;
Secretary, William Housk.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-14
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Feb. 13, 1911.
HENRY II. sTEv EMS, EsQ.:-
DEAR sIR-About one year since found myself In
fe, BILE condition from general debility. VBGETINE
was strongly recommended to me by q friend who
had been mucn benefited by It's use. procured the
article and, after using several bottles was restored
10 hea TIL. and discontinued Its use. l feel quite
confident that there is no medicine superior TO 1t
for those complaints for which 1t Is especially pre-
pared /; and would cheerfuLy recommend 1t to those
Who feel that they need something to restore them
10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
U. L. PETTENGILL,
Firm of b. N. PettenRil Il Co..
No 10 State street, Boston,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-31
FOR 1879.

Doc TAX For male
2 - -"
Notice further that
pay the full amount such before the ld
before
hd Monday April aud The remaining half before The
h OF
and The road tax before the laid third Monday April
charged will be returned delinquent.
added and The Treasurer required by
nqu'ht taxes 10y distress and
Examine Receipts property included
and your change correct before leaving the office.
in habit OF
specially those
only
about the middle Of March
lcep cale for
There will he
in ihf
the las fnd
IN avsaye Time and ruuhle
he ilauNp t>nnow ing tax
No road FOR tho
on OF which will ne Law
NJ romI oilnr to
lotok, NJ. r.. X Treas u r,i>t 90