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An address by the Roman Catholic Bishops
Of Germany to the Emperor WILLIAM, re-
monstrating agninst tho withdrawal of State
grants to tho Church, and also protesting
against tho requirement Of unconditional
obedience to tho odious State laws, has been
replied to by the ministers authorized to ex-
press tile Empcror's views. Tho rqply om-
bodies n cold rejection Of tho appeals Of tho
Bishops, together with significant intima-
ton TINT the Government regards with
maskol disfayor the change Of feeling which
the Bishops have undergone since the ex-
preston Of tlcir warnings at the Vatican
Council, and tho subsequent transfer Of their
loyalty from tho State to tho Pope.
, 1875-04-12

THE LEGISLATIVE DISGRACE.
Tho House Of Representatives at Spring
field on Saturday last reached o climax in
disorder. Almost since the first doy after tho
election of Speaker the House has presented
continuous scene Of t,lmult. Il could hard
ly haro been otherwise. A1r. UA1sEs, Of
Lnko, was, SO far as long service in tho House
was concerned, m experienced member, but
always an unpopular one. Eo was always at
variance with everybody. His temper is m
unfortunate one, and his speech, both in mt
ter and manner, is exnsperating md bitter,
and never relieved with tho slightest intona-
ton Of dignity or Of respect for hia fellow
mombors. Tie made himself conspicuous on
tho floor, md as offensive as conspicuous.
To elect person thus constituted, and whose
experience had merely qualified him the better
to insult irritate, and excite the members, was
n mistake which no political party would
have ever mado. But dozen or more "1t1-
dependents" in tho House demanded tho
Speaker, md tho Democrats by treaty con-
sentcl to elect 11A1NEs as mn Independent, in
consideration Of other concessions to thom.
Mr.. HA1Srs carried to tho chair all his natu.
ral asperi.ies OF manner, ofIensiveness Of
speech, bitter partisanship, md rindict;ve-
ness Of revenge, without acquiring tho lcnst
dignity or respect for his Office, or for him.
aolf, or for any member Of tho House,
Those who remember the men who
hayo formerly held tho oitico of
Spoalser Of tho Illinois House Of Rep
resontatives will be ablo to understand
tho wiao difference between them and Mr.
HArsEs in all that peculiarly pertains to the
office Of Speaker. Among these we may re-
call TnostAa j. TuRsEn, WILLIAM 81. Monn-
son, SAN BuoK'sAbrEn, Gen. a. q. FULLER,
WILLIAM ssi17H, Of Mclean and Shelby N.
CutIoN' Though these gentlemen served IN
high party times, they had no difficulty In
maintaining tho personal and official respect
OF tho members OF both past'es and IN pro-
serving order md peace aud dignity. These
men were accorded respect because they de-
served it. They did not abuse their place to
Insult membera personally, nor collectively;
they had a pleasant recognition OF evo1y
member, and never greeted him with asnecr,
or rebnke. They never descended to
have m exchange OF har-room rufdanlsm with
members, md OF course no such controver.
sios wcre forced On them. But Mr., uA1srs
],as scanned to glory in such a life. ho haa
neyer seemed to be- comfortable in thu c),oir.
save when inviting insults md then rcpclling
tlom with othet insults. md inviting black-
rnnr,1isn md violence bv the uae Of both.
Tho stnto IL fomi1inr with the t1a,lv scenra of
,1sor,er
On Saturday hovever tho Honse erceet,ed
ovon In orvn rast rccor1 Tho sneot,er Ind
ma lin m ;nromors ons IN which bo woa
tn.o~a..aa an5 ,~h;.1, H. -.;.,,oa - ...s
.a.aoa n1,aro ,,,n .no.,,au It'll aaaa
e ~ No.. nanas,arn IVA rn,,;.,, h. s,ea,,a.
w.. ;utoxastoI /, aof.o,;na ~ ~
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4DHLrTtI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ttrect. Garner Mon.
fos, VARIETY entertainment usSgaEs On Horasbsek
, 1875-04-12

ACADEMY or att1sic-Ha Haitted s..est h b:twesp Mad.
%aen Ind Ntunsoa Engagement OF tho WAllacs sfstsEs
Combination. Z" Minutes Luck"
, 1875-04-12
FERaONLL


slrn. Con. DrLrNAp ia ths bost-drosaol uor,,,
In Washington.
Nine. JAsAusonsx and party nriyot1 ,.,,
aycniug at tho Sherman uouss.
An Albany sharper Ina swindled Bn,ao,,,
Youso'a son Jona with bogus tlt!o-dcod
Mad. GEonoE BAND haa commenced ,...
atory In tho Ecoue dea Deuz lMondes, optlt,.,
- *'Fjamaraudo."
The 81. Louis Republican l,opca that Mad, ns,-
onEar, who Ia now in Moxioo, mill lescr,l,. ~.
country without bins.
WILLIAM a. POTTER, Supervising Aschitcc, =,
tho Unt:od States Troasury. lift tho Tromo,,
uouao last oyoafng for sho Capital.
MAcnEADY's "reminiscences aro t,,st out I.
London. The story Of tho "MAcnEApY I1,et,s
as told By tho aushor, Ia wildly Interesting.
ConoT tho artist refused to dino with MIN.
LEON III. bccanso iso would b unable 10 smns.
lmmcdiAtolg nftar dinner. ConoT Ia doad nav
OLD Gout-" Whit do You wear specs for, bo,;+
1ootblaci-"C puts auch \ shiny ebtuo =,
gontlemon's poats 1t hurts me eyoa."-Harner,,
Ba.ar.
O. D. AtnEnsax. formerly Of tho ChIc,,,
Journal. has sottlol down 10 Cincinnati a. MN.
ASG4 u kA0 %Ef*&etHkA& VtAfuAt AQE LILO hGtth.e
States.
Gov. ponTER has pa7doned State scaato, .}c.
KENaA. Of 1ennaseoc, who was reutoncol IN,
Pouitentiary for fro years for mats5ur II.
granddaughter.
Br DAnTLE FnEnE aocomp nulcs tia p,focso,
Wales to India, and tho London Times eesn,
rathor undecided whether tho Prince viii |,
properly treated Or net.
4 careful computation puts tho amn1pt d
tears shed by BntanAM YouNo's family in cs,,
OF his death at 1929. To verify thin lt nh
havo to die aoon, ns his family ia daily dim,1a,
Ing.
"TA11INo WATER" Is tho protty name Of n
1ndian maiden up In Chippewa County, but d,
elbows lobacco and woara an old pair Of asn,
pants, with horn buttons On thcm.-Ailgeav,x,
Ne1rs.
WAn LEE Ia called the Chinese Jar t1or1n
bccapBo ho owna elovrn laundrica in iiite,rt
parts Of tho United Btatca. t'ant 500 tho sim,.
larity unless It lies in thoir both handling dir,
linen.
Le 1fc4setie1 of Paris atatcs that tl,a Now Te.t
Academy Of Music has passed into tho lauala!
n1r. Cons. tho capltn'int who babkod M4ugr1r7,
and that FnyER, srnAKosoua risLt.bouog I'd
be bis manager.
T. 4. DnENztNaEn, OF New York, has jast Tan
game Of chess. Ills contoa.ant was Dr. DR.s.
z1NoEn, Of PfoIzheln, N Dalcn tia conteat IN
/ commenced In 1859, aud VAS carried on by lat:sf
for sixteen yeard.
WINNIE REAA haa obtained eight dcgreoa Ct
Frocmnaonry. and ia said to DO quits p1oulc c!
her honorn, which wcre conferred by AL1:r1
ft,lr,tr at, In ~ a ",
, 1875-04-12

Wv1oKNn's THEATRE-Msd!son ,tsss'- bst!Tea1n !.1o
nsSrbern and htate. HuE1xttneut OF LattsA A1tts
Nell and tho NaErhlouoti,"
, 1875-04-12
Gbe Gb1fs1yn Ufibu,le.
Monday Morning. April Il. 1875.

Parson BnowN1ow is getting ready to M
swcr ANDY JonSsoN's intemperate and scan-
dalous speech. Tho matter is in good hands,
, 1875-04-12

GRAND OpEnh.nOuSt2-Clask street, orpqa!t'
6hstman uonas. KaJno. Hal! Wambofd's NlnsIfa1
, 1875-04-12

TO TIE E.-NfEnOR'S COMPOUND
Of Cod iteer OH and Limo, whln possessing ths EerJ
nsasea. iss da,Sr 10 atele her'2is uted r en-
which lender: ha " danhi! os.c,En: u enas.Ss Ta,a ~
doairo to 500 thcm+ Eor sao by A. u. WuBoRs Chen-
II. HoItnu.
, 1875-04-12

TO uousrKEEPKRs.-THE ATTENTION Or
aasit1 of gnsns.t's FavornE Eitraos, Tnc; afe g.
fn,o tho eompostton Of many of tho fac,iiaut limit
|? the tnsrkot 1hsy aEe hfhiy eonson.sed
which thtJ Prepared aud afe les e1penslrs Meh1
Soups, nc, b. assutl5 lnproScd ~ burnotee hx'
tract d Ea{erT.
, 1875-04-12

x4
.rho proyramtue wee unique and vel! Hc'ss's]
covoliug wido field, from SlassrcsFesn o''n, ~,
to cl,arsoter-skotchea and busos4ue; eDo ~
reader succeeded in displaying his nnnsun vi.
satiltsy to good advantage. Ills so'ee ~ 1 ~,
aud flexible, aud his dlstinct uttefabcs ~. ii,
rect reading sra worthy Of notice. h's "' s.s...',
abiltsyts vory marked, aud 10 emp!osa " 49," ~.
giving to most Of hla ptoceB tue eueos w. y. i.
msto performance. 1n humorous paNs n
very atrong, possessing many ad1ao'ass =. il.
giving then, effective oppression. u, maam, m,ta
tends, hs keeEB out Of old Rlooses a.n,.,i,g! ~
nev uatbs for himue!t, Which Ia cliafae!e.n.s
Chicagoaps, he cannot fall to acl'eso e1's'
HoTEL ARRIVALS. corts
8hfmsn Npxss-A. II. Was.on. uro1U;I1, III. .1i,rrs; l.
" s'oan nasins q.r' a,! ~ +, iI H, H. Lsui. ~
Rsss Ra;s NV Yert Ise, ,qea "l1 nsos
ss.aspsis rs aiaeni.; 4 fa sonaa. %,Ps1
GisyeLnI. :, Irtma7t$ Hgst&s--F. 4. fsa VAR
York u: ~ Wheaton. pettot; ;;;da Gsss lit, Asss
sS,iI YoIi; T. j.. %.srsa. uahalo: H. vi. \ u
Htt:SSss; y d,naap.' p u:sstfD g. Sss d.,
arand Fae:ee~-john buell., Da,enI%t'; +; 4; rsrtis
lius. Denver pt.1s 81; n!s;a ma' il :" raj. r.
1s'gga i Larry nunont, NJ Yort A4.oes soas D.s -
1o*ton; AIsi Heath, ttllads'Rn,a,; Rns,ae; joba *
iii g. rsai; ~ osorss d. wIlian., w y: 1s1 1Issns.
japan; Joba W nietsy, onshs; En-, ~
! NV Yosl; j. r .. D. kE'111 1ou,H Hcs.ss
tsn ssf9s. Shtns P1smtFd 1psmt.dsIpa!.i Ea;s1' Ea!s'
sssiissf a,a f. 1Gss fon w!m " xoGsF E.
JOIN il. nosss. f,al!more; .: L. Jaes' Gs l5Ss; IL
i. Williamson, 81 Louis HsIFsc u aS.ses:t, re-
lSa tara n.a..c. l. u s' ST., Nv Yast HdI.5,
7Isnr!.co David, J. Mcguire. ~ xInsisJ, ~
Yosl; jnuA k.psals Qulaay.5 !. S'''
lev fetk.
, 1875-05-28
SPAIN.

FATAL 1EhiNAps
MADRID. May 11.--Tho Papal Nuncio, 3ton-
a1guore sitneoni, has Informed homo leading
pereonagos tLat tho Vatican Ardently desiros
that Spain should restore the principle Of ths
Catholic religion, and that the Grown should
abandon certain privileges to tho papal Aa-
thority.
DON CARLOS AND DON ALFONSO.
PARIS, May 12.-Don CAros has written
1ettor to hls brother congrntulauug him on hav-
lug been pursued by the llatrod and persecution
Of tie leyolution. Ho sara:
It is precious gtor5, and ms Of thu mort signal
heushta Of tlo hoy defend. Tbs CoaInopol1-
tau Revolution IN logical vhcn It fears And detess u.s.
We are III trreconciAhle enemies. They Will never
forgive you for having donned the modest uniform
If pn1tiacs1 zouase, And of having afterwards, ~
General in Spain pIArrd your aword at the seFs1es
Of thn legitimate Ring. Always and oyury-
where soldier o! right and faith. tho sanat-
icstn Of inlamos atct doomed It necessary 70 auy
yuur nsme and through you 10 d!khonor our hlatorv
10 ron!nun1 the heroic Con1neror Of Cncuc2 with
vulgar criminal. nor tle cly3rn11 fnfanta at spain
with ~retched bandit. confess could not lelp
blur!ing at the monstrour conjunction of Madrid,
demanded. the Berlin Government ordcrn II. and at
GFatx thern Ia rtot AsainEt you. How can holr
buahng when Prince Of t,s ssme name a. you and
the blood ourncyaA haz u,ade himself tbs &C
comrl,co of 20 seandnlotu aeEradAtton. l1s5 this
unfortunate, who By fate chiid Of The teEonon has
agreed 10 be ts Klng. ald CAL onlJ b ln sa4e. He
nuGers frou the tyranny Of thote who surround him,
but l. who do not and will not suffer II, prollss you
HoIeMnly with Coda help, and relying Oh ksafAtance
from on High and tbs onort Of my bravs army. to re-
matons xhloh will nnnounce my danniss triumph II
Axdrid4
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plank Ia thNr platform, 10 defend A12 aeH4Ast tbs
malicious uAargss of tho Opposttion.

plank n thar platform. 10 defend An ae.iaz& tbs
malicious uAAsUss d tho Opposltion.
fux POSTAGE FRAUD.
Tha costly dlnnef1 Of tho express lobby are
yielding tholr fruit. Tho returns recafved At the
rost- Ollico Department show thAt tbs modified
law ~ TO thrl-clAts matter will Kreaty reduce
tho inoous ot ths Fost-Of1aeo Department Tor
the current fiscal year. Poetmaster- General
Jewell will recommend chanUa in ths law.
[1seAs Asssrtaxx Srasa.i
THE Is1MNGA CANAL HuhvET.
WAsnrHnron, b. G., May N.-The surveying
party hent out BY tho Government 70 locate the
lins Of tho proposed ship conA across ths
1AtAmus OF PRnat1h, having completed tta Work.
has totarned- Tho expedition waa subjected to
sumesoua hardabips aud dangers To health, but
ttefo Was TO loss OF Ifo among the othcors or
mon. Tim early estimate Of 90, ,0D0, ,000 for thu
completion of tho work IN not now regarded ~
sufficient. The Sapipl-Alreso Iouto In the shoft-
cut, but ril requ!.a " miles Of tunneNng.
MKIHs' hUndTlTuTE
Con. 1.ufua Ingalls,, tLe Assistant Quarter
matter General, Was to-day detailed 10 set ~
Quarter General during the absence OF
Con. MeiRs, who haa been detached for special
service In tnspscting and reporting upon tho or
gsnizston Of foreign armlea, especially in refes-
cnce 10 the Quartermssters' Departments Gen.
MoiRa will ba Abeent over year.
TIE WOOL ptrrf.
This Becretary Of tho Treasury decides that
imported a!,eepskins. dressed With ths wool on,
must pay duty Of Is per cent hd7alorenn.
, 1875-05-28

Mxupnrs, May c7.-Tho Aomphia cotton To-
port for May. Just completed, Kises tho follow
iug aggregate from 1GG RESPONSES, including Ten
pessos North Mississippi, North Alabama. aud
Arkansas north of tho Arkansas River; Flrnt-
all tho Answers ars to tho eReot that eotton-
planting IN completed, eayc rcplantlng. Second
tho acsoago: there has boan ~ por cont less
acreaRo planted in cotton than last year. Third
stands- -ninety-ilvo Of tho snsweta report good
stand Of thu cotton.plantiug; seycuty-ons re-
port thnt thors Il lacking II per cont o! an avcr-
age, two-hfths Of which will DO sep1antot.
Fourth weather thus fsr his
been moro favorable In that thoto has been loss
ra,u leea favorable iu tint it has boon too cold;
tho average u much more favorable than laat
ycar. Fifth h-labor-uinotY-four report yo1y ma
terlal improvement iu tho morals Of labor;
thirty-ons report modorAta improvement
tbirty-aix no change, and tlye report
not 70 good. th-coston'stands-t1 answer
thai cotion-stauds obtained earlier ths year than
last: ~ report tbout eame time; 4 report latet.
ga report worx-stock in bettes condition thso
the ragt two poasouu; 81, same condition W re-
port not 10 goud, Tlie general toue OF our COZ"
renpondonts Indicate 10 pos cent worse condition.
Etghth-conditiou Of cotton-orops-a3 report in
very good condition; 10 'n ayefags eond;ston; @ u
port tho ptant suffering seriously from cold
Weather. Etnth--comnorc!al ferttlizors--tho uui-
form answer Is, nouo tiSad, Teuth--Tho coSn-
o.op-l29 report complaining oomp!sssd; ~
not completed; tncrsaBe of &craARc, IL par censf
% report tho crop 10 superior condltloni o. ~
Rtsfps-83 report tho growing small grains ID 81.
peror condition 50 good 8 moderate with but
ono reporting bad condition. ID In bottom lands
report nono soMn.
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THE FREIGHT AGENTS.

THE FREIGHT AGENTS.
a mesting Of General Freight Agents wAa hold
ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel In this city yesterday
for tho purpose Of putting stop to tho destruct-
ire rates from Wcsturn 70 Eastern points that
hA1o prevailed during the past winter. aud to
adopt = reasonable taH1 70 be nsntatned by all
the roads. TITO following roads rers represont-
ID Ut tho meeting: Chicago, burlington i Quin-
cy, Chicago, Rock Island i Pacific, Chicago
Northwestern, Toledo, Wabash l. WeHtcrn. In.
llanapol,s Bloomington Il Western, Michigan
CeutsaI, Michigan Southern, pittehurg i Fort
Wayne, ChieaEo i Alton, -. Louis, Ksnsas Cl.S
l. Northern, Indianapolis i St. Louis. Fandalla
Liuc, aud few othors.
After lengthy debate the following rates co
fourth elAaa aud grain were adopted:
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tie Enparor Alexander and ths raeintonaucs Of
poaco II alt1doa 10 tho indicationa Of unoaAi-
nesx which veso recently manifested In tho
noiehborlng States, and which asoee in eonnoc-
tion with certain foaiing In the public mind in
consequence Of var plans being attributed to
Germany by her noo,nios, who. to strougthen
their allegations, distorted tho actual facts. Tho
article tAyn:
ltta sr,lrut thnt 4he reAfruaon o! the policy rur
Ecd In eonnou by thn txo Empcrnrs VI eFfry ~hfFa
rfrtVe tha tranqnil,x!ng conviction that Germany
tsrnrHt5 and derfde1l1 dnlrts reaos II much - so
d't ehree years nga She ran I'll ihe more oonhuebtiy
follow her inclination In that reHpect n shs II Ab'o to
rely not only nInn hrr vnltri-l eFtngh and ron.
ttant readiness b alrr upoh !lo union Of pntca de-
flrca snd aims suasI.t!ng between her and most
powerful ur'ghnr to keep lnwn the possible foreign
ambition which aims a tho disturbance of PEACE. Thu
renewed cordial meeting RI tae Enrerorn Of IsnfAis
aud ueFHlary, anI ths confidential conversation be
tween the SovercIGns and atassmcn NJ tho two
tries ipNn tho Atate Of Europe, sie1E1 their political
sisuifcanre chleh1 from thoir connection With tho al
l,ance between ta hroe Emperor. and is aims and OBJ
jecb, Inn in tIc aamo wty 1t every sriL tne+tinR
continuation Of Tho Intimate understanding WITH the
Emperor If Austria may matter Of courna Ia safe-
ty are1in,-l beforehand. Ths veIt cf the Emperor
Alexander, thnngh 1t was not rromr!ed by political
unsisr4 ntcntjon hut rather hs TIM {c.aonai .frc
tim OF tho two n,onareha. will neverhsleaa. tnfallty
have r,ust hspry influence upon tbt further develop
tuent Of peaceful rolatonB and the general v1ffAse
, 1875-05-28
POPE AND PRESIDENT.


THE PArAL ENJOYS VISIT THE WRITE HoCak.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Nsy a7.-To-day Aons!g-
nor noncetsi, AblegAte, accompanied BY his soo-
retary, the noy. DE-. uba,di, Count MArcfoachl Of
the Pops's Noblo Guard, tho Rer. Dr. O'connor
Of phi!Adolphia, the Rev. Ds. h1c0lynn. aad OF.
Collector Murphy Of New York, called upon tho
President 1T tho Executive Manalon. The Pseni-
dent resolved tho party very oouEte'
ous!y, Altar tho forma1itles Of IN
introduction, the AhlegAso addressed
the President in italian. At tho conclusion OF
his remarks they wsEo translated for tho prcsi-
dent By tho llev. Dr.. McGlynn, II foiloxs:
" Tho Holy Father, In sending mo TO ptaaont to
the Archbishop Of New York the insignia Of the
to fiji, bofore leaving the United Htatea, to call
upou your Exoel!enoy. Aud TO c1presa to
you hss regards aud beat wlshes for tho great
aud illustrious American nation. aud Tor your
honorsd IL fulfilling this commissiof aud re-
toIca that 1t g,ves mo tho opportunity OF know
Ing your E1coilenoy personally, and OF present,
ine lilo mr own most respectful compliments"
Fhs pros,dont said In ropy: ~ beg. Monaig.
nor, that you viii convoy to tho popo my thank,
for bis h{nd expressions os regard and good
wishes for my country aud for myzelf, and ! An
happy 70 ssoiprocats your own kind expressions
for me- ,-,
moments about their intended "Trip to tho Wost,
and tho duration Of their visit.
Tho party Alao called upon tho BecEesAr5 Of
Htate aud Ill sho Other members Of tho Cabinet.
They wore everywhere received H!th tho greatest
afa b@ssit 4. vsIy much pls.aed with tho !isit ot
the Abtsy.se, and spoke OF the great Satisfaction
which lie objects Of tho Ablesate's inisblon 10
thls country had given to !argo portlon Of r. q
honor Of Tho Cardsualate had been deserved By
pns OF his own Stato 1nd city tho Archbishop OF
New York. with whom hs had the pleasure ot
being acquainted.
the pcpaftmsnt OF tho Interior. st tho rb4uedt Of
| Seoretsry Dslsno and Mr. hmith, Commfsstoner
| OF Indian AnaIrs. to the fremont House, whsEe
the delegation Of tbs Bioux ohiefs ware presented
70 shs pssty. and son'srssd f@ Ass1s "n'te
through !nsesptstssa.
Ths Ablssais and party leAss tomorrow fo'
| PlttAburR.
, 1875-05-28

TOPEKA, Kan., May N.-An excursion party OF
150 ladtsa aud gentlemen, mostly Of Illinois and
Indiana, wont Wess to-day over the Atchlaon,
Topeka Il 9anta Fec Road. Thcts arc hfeseo
families in tic party who havs come to locate II
tho ArkAnass VAl!sy. The xho,e party ata pros
peetors who arc seeking now houea- They viii
locate In Kausaa II the country sui4 them.
Tbey hay& never seen : more delightful coun-
try than they nAl ind In tho Arksnsss
Valley and they will sss II when e dseksd in IT.
holiday drsss aod In tts nost suaiAble and hos"
|ltabls mood. ThA party will 70 Wsss u sAs -
nnfhsk.
, 1875-05-28
NOTES AND NEWS.
SIGNIFICANT oONkIHT.

Ep4efat LA*paseA t. Y7.s Chse4as Tfnnn<.
WlsuuoyoN. D. c., Nay 27.-Ths National
Republican, which has bsen called th!rd-saEn
organ, hA. the following upon ths resolution OF
ths PsunsylvaniA Conventions
Tia psnnsylsania Republicans hAvs potntsdfy spok~
- sgs!ns! ths tAEdtetm project Ihs} bare ACCOM-
psnel this protest With ost convincing alsu1pens
to show Why s4Acty such uaan ~ President GEant u
shou4 b. ssisc:>d hasss4 10 declare that the 4gtiA-
lisa Of this question srlgtu4sd With ~ political s4e-
NILS md ~ saamiAe q ~ R:pAhaaaa pa1tI. ~
ID ar ~ pss2f ffEe&s b ea4 u ~ &arthaest
ESA1S Il - pA3 = tatatt&EkN h AsisS u
, 1875-05-28

CHURCH AND bTAIE.
EnEsLtr, May 11.-Tho District Court Of
teobsc!iu.z hns eentenced the Archbishop OF
Olmutz 10 flne Of 5000 marks for having vto-
lated the May Ians.
Az regards the origin Of tho datnrbaoces 1t
KoDingahute, It las ttanspised that for tho pur-
posos Of an Archaeological Society 1t was in
tended to exnrnlno this constitutions Of certain
children who had baon iuecsibed for rosAcciua-
tion. From this circumstance = report arose
that thn Old Catholic priest. DR.. karninskf, who
was rresent At tho proceedings intended to bring
about tho conversion Of tho ohlldfen to Old
Catholciam.
, 1875-05-28

About II s'ciosk lss. night william E. Ha~lsy
shot Ososss ". Rldsx IL tbs lsss ohssk. and ~.
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, 1875-05-28
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EtAeaat Dtssateh h Th4 cAesss Trisusa.
pTs Mo,sks, L., Nay N.-Ths Stats Medical
soclaty Of Allopsths adjourned this aft~tnoon.
The following officers vsrs s!sctsd, ". :. Pssk.
Of DAssspata Pss&!dsua, Il. fnatlue, af csdAs
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, 1875-05-28
THE WHISKY FRAUDS.


CHICAGO.
Ths investigation mado by tbs detectives into
tho amounts Of whisky shipped from Chicago by
tho dttforent railroads still continues. Yestos-
day the books Of soms Of tho roads were e1au.
inod aud transcripts made Of auch evidence ~
tho detectives thought had bearing upon the
cases. There has latoly bseu no trouble In g>t-
ting whatever information Was wanted and, with
tho exoeptlopa heretofore mentioned, there lavo
bean no refuYAla to give accees to Ill the books
required. The results gained by tho trantcripts
have boea submitted to Mr.. Tuition, but thAt
of[iceE has bson 10 buBlly engaged iu othes work
thas 10 has not been Afforded time to make
tabulated statement OF tho whisky shipped In
comparison with tho whiBky which has pald TAI:
Enough has. however. boeu revoaled by partial
calculations and rough balances to show That ths
nuount Of whisky shipped has very largely e1-
ceedod thht which has boon accounted foF.
Sir. Tutten yesterday turnol over the
btlsluesa In his hnnda to tho new Supervisor,
and wont Esat on tho 5:l6 train. Ills protence
Ia required In tho Uuitcd States Court IN Pills
do!phia, and no Ia compelled " proceed thlthor
at once. lie Is, however. expected to rotnrn to
take charge Of tho casos whom they como before
tho Court.
Nothing In roferoncs to whisky was openly
done In Commissioners or Attosnsys ot!lce:
Mr. Ask Matthews. the succeHaor 10 DIV. Mum
~ Suporyeor Of 1nteFp1l nayenue. WAa A. his
olfco for the first time yesterday, and to him
Mr. Tutton turned oyor all the husinosa now on
hand, excepting on1J tho prosecution OF certain
suits in which the Latter had taken Ill the !nisia-
toly steps.