The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-07-03

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The Pope received x delegation ii stu
dents of American colleges on the LIST Of
this month One Of them addressed the
Pope. thaukiu. him for the elevation NJ
Archb:shop NrCloskey to the rank u car
dinal The Pope. IN his reply. alluded "a
the excellent reception that appointment
had met with ina America, and that APP
ryutueA, had met With IN America, and
a,ided Il seems TINT the harvest IS ripe
m Au.eres, and that the only thing want
mg is 'loarer~ e. gather It. You are pre-
faru- yourselves for that work His
holiness. VI conclusion, called upon them
g, reach especially by example, IN order
to convert tins great nation.
Cen. titz- Hugh Lee said to the Norfolk
people after DIZZY return from Boston. III
wish ] could stop with you long enough
To give Won some Of the many interesting
incidents ut uur trip How a sightless
soldier tull He. General your boys tut
ug eyes lt. hut ! am glad N So YOU here
DOL .ur midst how an aged gentleman
.r,-tu HHth my hands iu his said
.,rurtAl ! IJst two sons ID the war the
.A.s ta. hAi but tur public considers
toms and 'Nl the nations good. am glad
tu -sv you and your people here at this
tame How my hand shaken BY
I.eJple whose uvcrhuwln- hearts prevented
"a single word If utterauce.
Mr. Beecher gives Brother Evarts this
Ll-e lttle ru1 ia one VI hIs late sermons
nnd, somehow Or other from Sunday
u Sunday. that preach longer sermons.
I DON'T think this arises from my only
D.. . 4
f.lr rANr III Is evil communications that
ruir good manners. ana that long
speeches are infectious. Laughter.
TAe circular note Of the Russian Govern
u-ut t1 the powers, dated May ~, says
that rle object 10 the st. Petersburg Con
ference is mot the cJuclusIO n ola formal IN
rrrAat..Il.u treaty. Invitations will be
assured NUru tlr Governments have replied
to t.. September circular. u Is believed
'.l- Russia intends HAT protocol shall be
a.trs. .ulmeu-u- the principles Of in
.erur u.i TAM. lo- mpanied with a de-
-ar.r.u 'r0- each X the powers signing
u THAT ..y vIu observe the principles as
"a, a, possible
tue authorities uf Hamburg and Altoona
.tIua..l -aIu-ed the nIted Stated steamer
Alaska .u Friday, and the commandments
1i the towns inspected the ship There
was amusJcaI entertainment Do their honor
sulse4 lently, and lunch vas served at
which the visitors and officers If the Alas
ia proposed toasts If the most social ma
tGre. Admiral Worden and the Captain
~ the Franklin have returned to the
squadron. The Alaska left Hamburg to-
day Tor Gluckstadt to JOIN the Franklin
lu the orphans Court Baltimore. Nd. .
uu the 10Th INST. IN the case If Paul Schu-
Dplt, petition to revoke the probate ~ a
eI.l II Miss Maria NJ Steinecke. deceased.
ami the letters testamentary granted there /
under, upon the ground Of an alleged mar
rage at Carlisle, Pa. betN cen testatrlx
ANA sand ochoeppe emitting him to ms en-
tire estate Judge lnglis delivered the opin- f.
Ion IF the Court, holding that the petitioner .
had failed 70 prove the marriage alleged /
uld chat the documents produced bv him .
to establIh it we're forged Ia the pro
grrss of the trial a certified record Of the .
Police Court Of Berlin was produced show \
m- that NchoepPe had been convicted II .
hrcent, forgery, and eXtOrtion, in a Berlin .
Court. Schoeppe is now a convict in the .
Illinois State Prison at Joliet having been
name If j. Y. Schulenberg.
The English arctic Expedition takes
along about one thousand tons of provis-
Ipus, enough tl last for three years
Everything which will tend to the comfort
ut the crews and enable them 10 amuse
themselves during the leisure hours in the
long days ana nights whce they will spend
IN the northern regions has been provided.
No expedition has ever been 50 completely
fitted OUT for an Arctic voyage of discov-
cry, and this, AIDED to the knowledge gained
by American expeditions, it is believed
will enable the English adventures to
reach the Pole, and So solve the Arctic
problem
A farmer IN Cass County, near Lewis,
Iowa, one day last week while blowing.
turned up copper box about the size Of
an UPSTREAM. The pillow had punctured
the box, and from 1t he took dozen pieces
Of foreign gold coin, some dating back
fifty years, and twenty ounces of quartz
gold and gold com. Afterward, near the
spot, were found some silver coin. The
locality where 1t was found was on a line
OF the old Territorial stage road, and it is
probable the box has been buried there
for twenty years.
A few days ago party descended the
river bank on the Ca ada side on a fishing
excursion. Their def cent was nearly op-
posite the toll gate, a, what is called ''the
Indian path. Near the bottom Of the
long descent was found the following in
serlpuon, written on the face Of a smooth
rock, evidently with zone.
4
here 50 you would not ru / away. Now
| am going to drown myself. | must
die l was born in Chicago. Dec. 3. 1859
My folks live in Buffalo. Mich; write 10
write to them if you please Write to the
address Of Peter Reich, New Buffalo
May %, 1875.
NEW BUFFALO, Mich, June Z, 1875.
Mr.. DUNHAN - received with grief. II
~ my boy by his writing Do you know
whether OF not any dead body has been
found, or any sign Of him, or any news Of
such boy In town Ii you hear ANYTHING !
at the coroners Office Of holding anv in
quest on such body, please let me know !
about 1t. Ask some folks if they did not
hear from him. If you can only hear I
word Of him If he did it or not.
Yours truly, PETER REICH. I
When George the Third came to the ,
throne in i760 the national debt Of Eng I
l. nd was f130 600, 600. The American
war raised it to G260, 900, 900. The in 1
sensate warfare against the French Revo- /
luton made it G570, OOO, 600, and bv the ,
tine Napoleon was safely landed in st, /
Helena, the debt amounted to the incon- Z
ceivable sum Of fS65, 900, 600. 1t NAV be | :
safely asserted that every guinea of this q
debt was unnecessary. Q