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PUNCTUREp,

AN AnsUnD sEsHATIoN FnoM A DIRTY SOURCE.
Sn.c,ai Di&pntsh to Tie CA,caao Tribune.
WAsuISoTos, D. G., Oct. 1j.-The Chicago
Times charges etitorially TINT unimpeachablo
evidence eau bo produced In that city 10 provo
that, tho occasion of tho lato roturn Of Socro-
tary J'ristow'a family from Europe, eightcon OF
shoif ttunkB were taken OF at point down tho
bay by rosenlio cnttcr, and brought directly to
tic city md landed Without being subjected to
examination. Attorney-General TioEropont,
wEoao fan,iiy returned with Tint Of Con. Bris-
tow's, authorizes tits statemont that hD started
down sho bay upon tho revenue out.or with tho
Secretary for tho purpoAo OF meeting
their families, but mot tho stcamor on
which thoy woro noar her dock, consequently
thoy did not board her till aho MAS rounding 10
at her wharf. Tho matter Of baggage e1amtt,n-
ton was talked over when shoy Bt11ted, and tie
ollicers upon tho cutter wero notified that
NO AAuuAGE WOULD nE DItouanT OFF,
anu. rs matter or fnct no netnber of either
fany oven carried OH the ship the usuH s.uall
handling. Further. no member of either family
waitol to eco The examination, but tho
koyB wero left With tho attendants with
Instructions to tho Customs officer to
maao . Thorough search. ar,l collect duty upon
oil dntiable articles. Tho wllolo party then
drove to tho hotol, leaving every article of
baggage to ho fully examined. 4 full schedule
OF dlstles dup under the declarations which nlI
n'atlo we're paid tho noxt day by Secretary Iris
tow iu person. This
E1H1D CpHroRMIS0 TO THE REGULATIONS
and searching examination Ut buggayo WAS In
aintoa upon by bosl tic Attoruoy -Genprnl aud
Secretary Bristow. becanso Of q previous uulor-
standing that, OH account Of their positions, and
tho peculiar relations of Con. IfiBtow to tho
matter, no Oustom- House or Rovonup officer
zholild he allowed to oxtend any facilities to OK
podlto tAo,r landing which wora not onioyc1 in
common ty ali paaeongoeh, 1nstoad at Accre-
tnry Drtstow's family having eghtoen trunks,
thcro nero ouly live tn all.
, 1875-10-14

TIE TH1nTxrsTH WARD 1appEsEs GAM.
THO l,opub!,can Club Of tho TAirtoouth Ward
hall. h,,.;,,o,, r,o,t,,,. 1,.t oy,,,,,r a. o,rno
.ao's. 1i0'"'es 1.'e''"'' .uet ',.'""b AZ o"e'o
Hall, corncr OF noSev and West Madison stroets.
ie'o attendance as'good aud Tho best of feeling
pfe'a'loa III consequences o1 'to 1oaul's VI 4ues-
day'a e2cctioue
,rno ,1,.a,;,,1, ira. ,,,,., ,, ,raor hr r, r1
1"o A4ee't"s ""e tt'4'csA ~ oi"e@ ~ 't' ~
NhItEef, f!cslaeht oil TIC Clups u. IL. Cafnoh-
ter acted aB Secretary.
va Alo''o' ~ Sat's' H'o'o1'i'''' " oeAoAtto1 ~
thtco was appointed to HuEgeSt tho uai,lcB OF
ni,.t,t tlcInrntra tn thu Cnuuty tanvcntinn IN hn
~ s"o sou>' 49,, w w
fo1ea LOT NJ Ino primary elcetlon hoxt ffioaY.
Measrs. Cartcr, Fuller mud Capt. I.onShIln
wp,e arpputri lhnv su},anuusntIv rennrfo n,
lin fnnTintr na,nrs Which. m, n,ntia,,' wcro
a,io,ioI. @ "'"6 "4'''e'' ""'eA'' va '8''l''' "o''
t.fst frc!h.-."; ~. !.o,,,Ihlln W,13T H1w1clsl.
ETY.. :T'vn" , % i,1,'gnntM, =. ~. niftSt.
1hta !ffsnrsIeess Ms 2F.' Hea9sn G!ssssad'
f9'F1' fffehf4-alal. nasis, !. II: nh!tncy.
NJ. ~. llh"Itt 'nosoa tAas tne ae1Reaton from
Tho Thirtcenth Ward in tho County Convention
Ju,]na Ut lie Sunsr,or T,,urt' In wns mna,,nrs
nnlv nnnn.nd ia t,o nr,4ttnI,o,, ri ftn lujtc,orv
ss l'roi' 'Gsed u some quarters. NO puler man or
pGt.eF ~, '1dse ti'A'! ual 4lse!. .......
Tho Mentlon CT Judge Garya nanlo WAS To-
ceiyed NTH perfect storm of applause. but
rno objection WIN ,asls 10 instruct!nx tAn eruatcy,
Thu nosiun WA changed 70 ~ 10 express to u
Tho l.eilLlirs,s Of lie Thrtre,tl Ward thai Judso
Gary should receive slo nomination. This wIs "a arrud
unss,l1nourly.
Air iawry al,o tuoyoi 10 instruct tin .1cso,.ion
not 10 yute fr a,y man ~ candidate Tor puty rrsn.-
,iscr, any othce olf'ce u.aa hs t IA upeA aud
avuwed Republican. Coiaslacrablo ds.,4.ipn cIsuca
MIxn this niutiu which wus i3aaiy Withdrawn u,I tue
s,gGrson that o.s Of The grntIonltu proposed ~
sirsutes Ind any tutuuun Of dung Ru}thiug Ut tho
ElI,d.
AItrr making soms arrangements for 4hs 1uanrca OF
tho Cub the piosiux adjourned.
sp1nrurTH rn,rspH.
largs. iturpttant uue,,na II the friends Of John
+ - nlj nj Il,,rt.. Ii,fsf Ia. ~o,,1ns ia
,,t,1" ~ ~ a,sr"uc his ,.,,si hnfse, H. Isn ~
With t,rpSrn,n,, t,.pmr1nw In III ssSiacy t for
i ~ s1.,.rs ,r. s, .,vocn,,ro II.
c,,.n. fr i'm ,n.it,n "f "Irn AMI :, nm,.1 ~, J.,
1it t',. ~" ~ - sns"isiaJ tian rnnae,S ~ him. ~
w,xn "" r. sli"a n wa'eo ~ t rt1 90 I"
tIT 80. - SO .7 ~ . : ~ 111 @ 1.s..I" aele w..
n, tv'ae ~ ~ - sM' - - 1n..ly ID aSes ss Ell
., ts iuk cvK u @hs superior c"uft o tha opIAs-
NV W,'1; 'r.et; wv a.,tr ,,t, ,n,, T., ,.
mt':'-s' IL: te,Ain u'ean' ara RiaK nT1t u aeisaI
Ms w., saia 3"sn e fnsFty.@means wicb ws c"rsae1
s'iSn Et,sIr.1 am.t ~. a.a us.
anas sais 'est!at feeash1es IN 1ohn :.
,s u an nooc.s u a', Hio e!ss!' ~" 9tnl!o
, 1875-10-14

y,I,ntto iuforrn,tgo,, 1,portsl hv tho n.-
.1], AoaD1 ,. '"s,r 'nea4 W. ~ '"o Day
tofl to.9 "oHfhat: lhe coll'nbns Journal III
gFave!ca to know who tho thlndor the lIon.
Franklin I4nndeys is 7 iIo don't know hiAsayf,
lie in wing to Conpres, fron tl,e In,1;onano,Ie
r,t'..u;st f.. ,,.a ;r,,n a,,1, Nv .,.;'', =,
''m - ~ wv - Nv 0A' ''4Ao ''''' w sa'iA no
Will
As to tho CRY TINT tho South demands initiation,
tho Mobiio Re7f,,cr s,ya, ..,rtcro ~ NOT .von
q temporary advantage to be ganct by tho
South by processes which reason and cxporl-
enco show can have no other product tllnn crnn,.
quantities Of useless paper"
tt Ia aia,ouracno to tl,a nrt;sttc ora =, M,
tia rod. in leugti financial tlisnuaitnns nf .le
tIhirarn Infpr.f} .f}rcon o,nic inin iivsIv nonnrs T.;
inuiana. It il bad sEm. Nobody ioads .ll t.en, H.
Int thev mar fla svmmetrv and hoa,,Iv ~ IN
Iiuorier inurruis. Wn nro afrnitI III" NJ crca.
t;on NJ fi,a,r cIitnrs hou hcrn ,e,.In,tntl "1S;a
ci,uat TI,ats.
1he reason Why the lnteresta OF tl!o IAborn2
IT,. ta ,on,;n, .n.n - ~ nt,t sas -,
smut tne ieau.ns !nen o. the o!nor parties atau',
ously ignore thom aud t,osr lssaos. It was sasl
public ruan over troubled hf,,solf about such .
difficulty rs that ut Fall lttser.-SprlAyJletd Lc-
pabttcah-
With characteristic proar,l cenoros,tv. TIM
Gnrinvt1cli U,nuhj;ron hit uiv.1 II. cd; ,co ~
nach hnrty. ..Whnt tl,o ilou,arIo liz nortv han ~
10 ~ n,o- =, conr,ia ;, tnt an',i, H. ~
witout when II IL i1n,,ossibln t., ejcct t,rcsis
,In,Its ia In t,ot IN whora inv Ti,.Ior ia via,
I'm tlnnn,inn,, nr,.v han - H. - Is ,rn,,a mn.
nnnn,n fiacif tr Tx i otir xocra ~ "H IL ~ Nv,
IN xfnra Mr' A,a1na nI,,l S"rretnrv Hr;.tnS s-n
isp,h ~ these nnrtjea ,,ovo stnnnci1 ~ coraMar
In previous elections, mr.! Aayn soIied themselves
badly III tap FEocuss. The word now 3e, 'csi,Nt
tu conquer"
paraon nrovc1ov thua ov,,,,ra In ,,,,,u
rla,nt. anh..,r;har ,xhv 1,a ,,nnsr In E,,s'uiia
Ghro1;cl, snnnn,ts NJ hnnest P, c,r.",,,v nm H.
n,ivn.,tc n,,irv thot ,ai,ns t1n n rau.. ,,,. w.
IN ceps ~ ,1s W., trs.t .nu aa os saH u
Wa .to fo- cnr,s.o,, .,st n,,or,r"aa .'ta Sttn
intlnstrv mi Sisco"rnocs ',a,i,;'," +. r., l;.ss
whci, cncrn1cs :" tha ssiyant,"o ~ tia na,Ito1'
i.t and IL In t1otrmcnt ~ tns farmnr ani NO..
.n,o ~ ,dvoa.to o,,r,','o. ~ ,ai.. au "4o
whiris novnr dactnstcn nt ,,I,on r,,', "'n" .,o,,
alar na t,,,xs w,st IL IL arth ....ts.s,th ",,
h, ~ ~, ~, "t a"'oan n''e Mo mie
~. ~. se " 'Aoho "no 6ap~
, 1875-10-14
NOTES AND NEWS,
I,rriNn'a kY1rrruut,n


Special Dlspatch to The CAfsnao Trbunt.
WAsulNaroN, D. O., Oct. 13.-Thero is little
doubt that within tho past week tlso President
has changed his mind upon tho subject Of De-
lanua 8uccoABor.
TIE wITKowHKH FRAUD.
Con. NcGloy Ia iu town, aud dcnies any COM
pliciy in tllo WItkowskl fraud. lie thinks tho
Inter haa property enough that tho Government
CELL sciza to mako good ita claim. Yot theto is
not much doubt that tho Treasury will institute
legal proceedings against Negley.
PEksONAl.
Ex-nepr essntatiya White, OF Alabama, 1eaves
Justico Of Utah. lilo WIS lilo author Of Tho force
btu! In tho last Congress-,
TIE BrEAKEhautT.
6uusot Cox says that sam ltaudall Ia too san-
gusne about tho speakorsl'lp.
Senator Edmuudy. of Vermont, has bcon tom
dered by tho p1caident tho appointment OF
United htatos Circuit Judge for thu Second Jt-
tlicia Circuit nude vacant by tho loatl, OF Judge
Woodruff. lie arrived hore shis morning 10
consult With tho Attorney General and Others In
rospecs to tho matter. E!nunds says Ao has by
no moans dec!dod tu accept tho place. but, oil
tho contrary. u dspoHed to decline 1t. 1fo
tllinks tho salary is Inadequate and ho il already
III ? position which satisfies htH tsstes and
ambition; lilo thinks II ~ probable l,o
will declino. 1Io says, In addition, that ho
i1 not physically strong onougl. to enter OH tho
dulies OF tho othcc a this tmo, aud that the
business Of tho Circuit ought to be attended 70
at ouce.
l1ofh Assoetafsd FFtas.1
NEW AEyESuE oFYICRHA.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Oct. la.-Tle following
Intcrna! 1tosamao ntorokeopcta were comnsston-
Ii nss s'y .,rs %S %sa sx a,ass n"s Ss
tncly; F. kresmann aal A. &. S.ooton, Fourth
Illinois J4mos Mcbride, Third lows.
, 1875-10-14

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Special DFs7'afth 10 The chsca9o tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. l3.--A stock tsain on tho
Toledo, Wabash Il Western Railway WAS thrown
from the track be!ow Hannibal to.day, wrecking
oigAt nara md killing several cattle. Tho on
gincer jumped from tho cuglno and was badly
injured. The tlrofnan csonped unh1,rt.
\ passenger srnsu on the Quincy, Alton 4 st.
Louis Road mot With an nccidpnt lust night
caused by tho breaking OF n car-wt.eol. Ono car
was thrown from tue track, and Harry 1laines,
tic tsain-boy. wn4 severely injurot. so.no Of
tho paasengers uere badly bruised. hut uono
seriously hurt.
CALAIS, Me-. Oct. 13.-A waiting trhin, engine
md four cars qn tho Nov brunswick Railway
near West Audoyer, N. H., ycstorday broko
through q temporary bridge, ki!ng John Mo-
Donald, contractor, aud Inlnring Conductor
Bubbots seriously, mud four otllo1s slightly.
, 1875-10-14
Tuuaor Of Twelve Yenrs' Growth Careo y
kuAwny'H lsCaolrcnt.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

From prpninsnt gentleman h4d rssident q 0nonss =;
o.. for Ito tAss furry vol known u As hsssSF
pubithoss throughout tas United btAtas-
NEW Yoax. Oct. H. ~.
m. AApWA1-DK2n 6ERt sua tadueod W eSaaS s ~ y
duty "a AAs suffering To MAkY htet stAteho9A " ~
working xout 4o1lns nIss For ss1s1.l {se -
a1asss sfxans sbios sa.aa swslss aonh snt9;caa
l1 .aYst tatsbl1 .dsatlnx dseA,s sblsh r. sso l.
Aanuiaton Of thb kidneys aad blsddar fpd gsse III
tnsr op!H!on tbst ;y sss173 }snt-trasSa ts ru@bsr *
Phgs'e!*n. sad ~ t*ksa asts pusq sas oi 20 4sas
had ta4d Of astonishing having besu maa 1. H.
!nMsdlea and fpu! mouE4s ago !oAd H. tfrs sts
lhilAaslpa Saturday E~ia9 Ip.t Of cnfe HsHa ri
rsated % persnn whs I'D ouE bSsa ~ sAs..
Lson sent I9ht e. aad Ct T.s .ems ~ q Hs3ajtns
saa nnmonoS tckinT lhan It. thJes dsys ~ sEss
1'sll'''d sud ns* f's' {. W. " j. t:tg c.sotaau
, 1875-10-14
PASE.RAl


HUE sTodKtNos vs.. uNlquEa.
Yesterday afternoon, On tho TwentY-second
street grounds, tho Chicago Uniquca and
tho st. Louis Dlne Stockings (both colorod)
met 10 play n match game OF ball.
Tho garo MAS played peacefully till thu end Of
tue tlrHt half Of tho ninth inning. whpn darkness
interfering, tho umpire catou tie game, aud de-
cideh It then and there IN favor Of tho UniQncs
by acore OF IL to II In eight innings, b,,t Inst
osoninR tho following noto. algnod with tho
namo OF the umpire. Was receiveu:
To- Editor of The cAfe1go Tr.t~nr:
UntcAao, Oct. l3.-My ttocison IN reference to tho
Eame Of today helween tls Tnilues of Chicago and
Tho Blue atoctgs at st. Louin Il that, Upon the
ftaal Of thu Uniqnos to proceed ~it tho Gamo and
their conrcating tho bali when called upon to pru.nt
* unter Tho cttrumssaneea tho game belongs to sllu
Bl'tc stochings by 0 tot. J. F. TnAonEn, Umpire.
Tho first decision waH given npon the field,
Whic tie ]etsor rccriscd later speaks for itholf
, 1875-10-14

OMAHA, Oct. 13.-Complcte rcturns uou1e In
worry slowly. Enough, however, is known 10
sl,ow ttRt tho estimated Republican atority Of
10000 IL mona too low. Douglas County goes
strongly Republican, except in tho caso OF the
Sharif, whoro tue Republican candidate IL olcot-
ed by Only 10 votes. and Col. James w. Havnge,
Democrat. for District Judge, whose majority
is 431.
Tho new ConaIitttiou has doubtleRB carried by
= vnrY larEn majority. 1t III nut expected tint
anythinR like a complete Btatcllont eau be u,ado
before Saturday.
, 1875-10-14

bNfiH1 LxE11cH q 1Hd [Nfoa11 1TIbfs5k.
ELsF SAGINAW. Mich, Oct. 1S.-The ting E. H.
Miller exploded her boiler on Thunder Day about
10 o'clock THU morning, and went to the bottom.
Capt. Miller, tho owner, and the cook, wcro
killed, and tho ilteman badly burned. The Mil
ler was built in this city In the spring OF 1873
and cost $1,000. 6ho took fro tho Banln acason,
OIL tho saginaw River, anil burned to tho waters
olge, but Waa eabee1uent!y rabullt.
, 1875-10-14

wnmah'a work nt home. Al tho evening ncsaop
Mr*. rh"lo ffannnfprd addressed tho i'ongsrss
On tim statistics nj f'wornau'H ministry. followed
By Mary Eastman, Of Tnwksbnry, Mass. un lilo
educational ihtcrrEt1 uf tho country. f1p a,1-
t',ence Attending MI lilo FesAnnH arc nrg". lilo
Congress will continue Thursday md Fihlay.
, 1875-10-14
FIRE AT ALLEGHENY CITY pa

PlTrsuuHu, Pa., Oct. l3.-Htedeford Il Co.'S
planltS-n.ll) p4ia Aa4l-tactosy, on North avouuo,
Allegheny City. was dsatroyod ty aro this cvcu-
lug. large knouut Of .lnmber Was also burned.
1toHs about Sl7 .oQoi tusurAncc. $1,000, tho
orlRu OF the tire u not known.
, 1875-10-14

THE TURF.
TEGIlu 1IAIITE lltJfEH.

THE TURF.
TEnnH MAurE RACES.
TEnHk HATTIE, Ind. Oct. t;t.--At tha Terro
l[nllto TrottnE ABsoeiation's raccp. rccond day,
lilo weather wnH tlnor, nl,l nluctl larger MIMI
bsr Of people were present. including many la-
slics. There we're twn trottlng racra IN tho 2:,u
c'aes aud 2:35 cla4s. for purscs of :750 each.
Ilcre were hino entrics in tIlo first, with three
u start. Tho fourth, heat wns declared no licns
l'y tho Judges although Tom nrlstoli, Tulcdo
i,nrne i.ai taken hired straight heats. As It wna
ufhlcnt Tint tscn. Atncs had been pu!1a,, ,.nw
driver wnh tleinat1slot hut not grnrtol. ami, nf-
trr rcIaiIianl OF lls driver. ucu. Mask tnol;
this Gayo him tito raco. Fcnrn,ugl,., dr. tns-
m"rlr Dirk. wan put otit on areonnt Of ru,,ning.
1slo },nlgoa decided al! poola aud hets On tho
faco uI.
lifn alatks. .sa-+.....,..,.........1 0 l /
Tn fs,,,',;;n, l,,tsn'
ii'"<-;:5a iii $;;r :liiY s:o 2:io.
III tho 2:i5 heat shcto wcro hlpo rntricH, fur
to stsrt. Thoro wcro ilyo heats Marion an
indianapolis horse, tflnning tho rsdo.
suM,!ARr.
Marion .........................,3 l 4
E'l't. 'acK. +...,.....t..-............i 2
niotn :. hcli. ...................",.3 8
" Iams@3:5i'i 3:a3 .Ss 2:,.,; 2;ssx a'''
At uhLtAT1N. TENN.
NAssisit.Gf Tenn.. Oct. l3.-Thn revival meet
44N VI LHc hlHllH HpEAGr OIIp EututuGDCGl ~
Gallntin today. Tho track was in srlonald con-
dItlon and tho attendance good. A largo uun,-
her Of ladieH woro present. Tho tacnu worn
closely contested.
The. first race. tho Murphy stake for G-year-
olds, dash mile, six started:
barnes b. I. Thubs
Waters Co.'s Oh. t. WlteQrsas. s............,.......
TsMc-l:4ih; The fastest limo fur 2-ycar-olds on
rtcurtl4
Tho socond raco was for tho Granger stake,
milo heats. for grcon 3.ycar-ods:
y. I4neAs ch. +: Bal',e Gardiner .......,.... i
4. Keeno 1tfchartls b. c. Rednlah. .........,.. =
Jamoa Dasis eli. O tyth!aH.. .
Tfm-l:43: 1atH.
- PHILADELPHIA RACES.
FH1LADELrH1A, Oct. 13.--At tho Point Droeze
races the 2:31 Clans rhco waR won bv Billy Kny,
Lookout aecond, Ltttle Mary third. Tlmo, 2:B1,
2:8Olf, 2:31.
Tho 2:2G class race w,s poatponod on account
Of darkness. Joo brown secured two heats aud
Ella Madden at,d Nellie Walton ono each. Time,
22G34, 2:27341, 2:2D11G1, 2:8015.
, 1875-10-14
LATE MONTREAL, FAILURE,

MONTREAL, Oct. 13-The statemsnt of the A.
fairs Of the Meolanics' Bank Hhoss that 1t holds
discounted bills amounting to eos9, ,000, Of which
s1sG,s94 asa past duo; oyesdrAwu accounts Of
customers, $50. 600; cash Oh haua, only *l4.000,
asslnSs $140,U00 on tue 1st Of August The
P<osldont tssusd 4 circular "a tho effect thAt he
hepss thats viii b batter Ftaltaasl9a Of aAsats
than There tRus4a shox,
, 1875-10-14

Special D1spatch to Tss Eh.eado Tribune
DGurrros, Iud., Oct. 19,-John n. nuaeell, q
young man about FL, son OF one Of our oldest
aud ,uoat respected citizcps to-day while gather
Ing hickory nuts, about miles from town, fell
from tsoo Adistance Of 70 faot, sna 1aa iustsut
u killod
, 1875-10-14

pldKOS-RnooT1H0 MATCH.
Special D,speteh to Tho Chtedto Tribune,
OrTAwA, ILL.,, Oct. ia grand pigeon shoot
ing match whioh Ia to como OF at tue fair-
grounds In this city tomorrow attracts consldor-
nblo notice. A largo number Of wild pigeons
lhyo beeu aecnrcd. Tho prominent sportsm on
from this locality will DO riesont to contest for
tho prixes
, 1875-10-14
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb p!sossos. Glavoi M.batas R.spT: I
AttppAGa Of watpr iEcoutneuce Dt url1e Hfikhss ~
ea4 Ai1aminufis aud ii a whess thsrs afs bea.
dgstdcpoal!s, ths w.sos thick elony misa M s T
SILK thorq morbid dark, hllious spPsstsnes .6a
white boue- dust deposits. anif when there Is pcKAasA
burning sensation whom passing Natafy Rnd PAIN Lis aa
Of thu lack and along tho loin1.
IkuAwn5'A lsCaolrcut.
REyEnLT MAss.s Jnly n E&i
nn. RApNAr: have hSd orstssn tupor u tue o1sHN
and bnwe! All tho doeors said There ~ az nsp eI
IT," tried sYofythinx thRG TecGMt1auds1 Iat E2as
x heipod wv s9uE Hs.oEtsnt aa9 foSsfas Ss ~
fe1sd o tWclsc ycsrs bottles q ths letolssns
oup boz Of Nadray Pills snd s~e ootues q IT,
r spa Iee5 sasIte nd a:9p1f H. saisf IF,
tjdc of he bovsjs over ths Kron w.s tha Y !oa eof
tho benefit Of others You GnPllsh 7 i 2o4
Price. 81 par botkla.
, 1875-10-14

WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 14-1 :. m.-For ths
lakcs. tho Upper Aiissleatppi. Lower Missouri,
and Ohio Valley, falling barometer, eouths1ly
winls, warmer, partly cloudy weather, wtnda
shifting to southwest and northwest In tho three
tlrst districts.
LOCAL oAaEnyAgioN.
UutdAuo Oct. 10,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-24
QUESTION RELIGIOSA.


Baio este ep1grafe publico ell 20 de
diciembre Ell Diario de la Marina, Or
gano principal del partido espafiol de
Cuba, Ell siguiente notable artlculo
que con gusto trasladamos nuestras
columnas, pues nos complace mucho
YER que un peri6dico de tai importan-
cia E ilustracion este perfectamente
de acuerdo con ell BoLETIN en- IN
asunto de suyo delicado ytrascena en-
tai.
Gel principe de Bismark en- Alema-
MIA, Mr.. Gladstone en- Inglaterra los
ultra-liberales en- Austria, los gari-
baldinos en- Italia y todos los revolu-
cionarios en- todas parties combaten al
catolicismo con indecible sana, como
81 fuera ell Gnico obstaculo possible a
las ambiciones de los unos y las To-
curas de los otros. Nosotros compren-
demos bien que los demoledores de
o6cio quieran empezar su tarea des
| truyendo el ancho cimiento de las so
ciedades humanas verdaderamente ci
vilizadas, que 10 es Ia religion cristia-
ma en- su doctrina y en- su practica
mas perfectas, que estan en- ell catoli-
cismo; pero nos asolnbra la ceguedad
de los hombres de Estado, de los GO
bernantes y.de los reyes que pugnan
para echar por terra 81 principle de
autoridad.
Ell por tantos Rtulos ilustre mar
ques de VaIdegamas, dice 10 siguien-
te; FL catolicismQ es un sistema de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-24

Derturbadores como III enc mlgo que
no consiente sus demasias.
Asi proceden los gobiernos, asi
proceden los gobernantes, asf proce-
den los ingebe enables, y, sin embar-
%, Eli una sociedad verdaderamente
reliqiosa, verdaderamente cat6lica, no
cabe el despotismo, que yiene de ar
riba, hi pueden tener efecto las revo-
luciones, que suben de abajo. Los GO
biernos que miriam 4 la religion como
4 un elemento completamente extra
NO q la buena polftica gubernamen
tai, estan ofuscados; los gobernantes
que la consideran como IN pellgroso
rival, aestan ciegos; los pueblos que la
Green su enemigo, han perdldo com
pletamente la razon. La religion que
santifca la obediencia, es un gran ele-
mento de 6rden. Ia religion que di-
viniza ell principle de antoridad, es un
gran elemento de gobierno; y los prfn
cipes Y los gobernantes que no saben
utilizarla piadosamente, son unos pig
meos indignos de cefir coronas nj de
goBernar 4 los hombres.
La religion que, divinizando Ia au-
toridad y santi6cando la obediencia,
condena ell orgullo en- sus manifesto
clones mas tremendas, en- ell espfritu
de domination y en- 81 espfritu de re
beldfa, es un elemento de libertad,
de seguridad y de justicia, que nc
pueden rechazar los pueblos, aunque
10 tasquen como un frenp los ingo-
bernables. A pesar de las culpables
indiferencias, de las riyalidades y de
los 6dios, todavla existen doscientos
millones de catolicos que conservan
la fe de sus mayores, y estos doscien-
tos millones de creyentes merecen,
por 10 menos. cumplida considera
cion. Los cat6licos de A emania con-
tlenan los severos castigos que 'impo-
ne e! canciler; los cat6icos de In
G aterra, mas Ibres en- cl sjercicio de
su religion y de sus derechos, reba-
ten las falsas aseveraciones de Mr..
Gladstone; los cat6licos de Austria
rechazan las doctrinas de los ultra
liberales del Parlanento, y los cato
licos de Italia miriam con horror las
sacrflegas afrmaciones de los gari-
ba dinos Los cat6licos de todo ell
orbe protestan contra la impiedad y
admiran en- ell catolicismo IN sistema
de civilization complete, que abarca
ola ciencia de Dios, la ciencia del an
gel, la ciencia del universe, y la cien-
cia del hombre."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-24

dican la desobediencia q las leyes de
ia nacion Y obedecen las bulas res
criptos pontifcios que atacan la sobe.
ranfa del pals, han dado lugar a Sc.
stones acaloradfsiInas en- las dos ca
maras. En- la de diputados Sc acord6
IA subsistencia de los artfcuIos Dor
una mayorfa de dos tercios cabales.
En- la session en- que este Sc efectu6
hubo espantosos des6rdenes, provoca-
dos por los ultramontanos, que con
palos en- las manos quisieron atacar al
vice presidente, serior Malta. La bar.
ra invadi6 ell local reseryado 4 los d.
putados y prorumpio en- vivas al CO.
digo Penal, al Presidente de la repd.
blica, q los ministries de Estado y 4
la mayorfa de los representatives del
pueblo.
a la noche siguiente hubo una gran
manifestation popular. Mas de ochO
mil ciudadanos entire clos todos los
i6yenes de alguna ilustracion, quema
| ron en- las pazas y en- Ia alameda Ia
pastoral en- que los obispas excomnl-
gan q todas las autoridades superio-
res.
La turba atar6 la imprenta del In.
dependieate, diario clerical, y los en-
pleados Sc defendieron 4 pedradas
Hubo algunos heridos y contusos.
La fuerza armada de la policia tu-
vo que intervenir y rodear las casas
de los ultramontanos mas odiados por
ell pueb'o.
Finalmente ell Senado rechaz6 por
una mayorfa tambien de dos tercios
los artfculos aprobados por la Cana.
ra de Diputades, quedando asf sin
sancionarse
Por consiguiente, no seran promul-
gados en- ell nuevo C6digo Penal.
Hay en- todo eI pals un gran encO-
no contra los clericaIes, que no tie
nen mas apoyo que las mujeres, y una
simpatfa inmensa Por Ell gobierno."