The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-11

tt ssnbsr q Na:ioGa! Banks o.
sanissd within the past three nonth
3 sixseea, viti - sstSos.ze3 caps.s
Of oo,0s0O In the same tim,
%, 752 ,5es of Ikgal tesdes have bees
deposited for the redemption Of cir
snlation, md over ., 100000 of !
has actually been retired and burned
and il three months el,sls.slo sd
ditiooal circulation has been issued
to new banks. The total number d
banks organized in the year ending
Nov. ~ III. With an authorized cap
itaI or eI3,IO4,Oo0. This includes
two eoid banks with an aggregate
capital Of 500, 900.
Tie Brooklyn scandal bids fail
again to rear its disgusting front be-
fore The public. Thursday evening
Mr.. Aoulfon vas expelled from Ply
mosth Church on account Of her con.
tinusd absence. She obsyed the sum.
mons - appear before the meeting and
stated the reason Why she remained
avsy Was that she knew Mr.. Beech
e. 70 Be On sdulterer and prejurer,
and % knowing him to be she could
no. attend upon his administrators
The New York and Brooklyn Asso-
cistios Of Congregational Ministers
hes appointed . committee to inquire
into the proprieiy Of longer retaining
Mr.. Beecher in its membership. II
is said that be viii voluntarily dis
solve bis correction With the body
rather than submit to m inves'iga-
sion.
The affairs Of the Faeedmans Saw
.n9 and Trust Company are being
vousd up - fast ~ possible. The
commissioners, who have their head
quarters .. Washington, are nov paw
ine out the twenty per cent. devil
dend 70 deposisors. The total a9gre-
rate o6O0, 600. There are 10000 de-
positrs, and not more than from 400
TO 600 pr day can be paid So claim
ants are exborsed topatience- From
500 70 400 deposition books are
daily received BY the commissioners
from sn parts Of the country. These
facts attest to the desire OF the South
ern negro TO save bis money, ho~ev-
e. small the tribute they pay 10 his
ability to End safe deposit. for bis
The facts, too, illustrate
the cruelty Of abusing such trust Is
vas reposed in the management OF
the bankrupt concern
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Cleveland has proposed plan for the
settlement Of the school question in
that city. II 10 that the Catholics
build their own schools, which, dur
ing school hours, shall be under the
jurisd. elton Of the Board Of education:
thu, no religious exercises Of any sort
be held daring school, that the teach.
En- shall be Roman Catholics; and
that salaries shall be paid by the
board; and that they (,hs teacbes)
shall be allowed TO hold religious ex.
srcises after or before school hours.
This would Be putting the school on
IN exactly equal footing with the
Catholic schools slresdy in operation,
except that the Catholic management
would be eased of the burden OF pay
ing the salaries OF the teachers. Then
and now, the school hours would
reach from s in the morning until
il the afternoon, about three hours of
this time being given to papsl gym.
lstics and Latin pattering, Is now
The proposition is altogether too thin.
Il 10 some what remarkable, the reluc-
lance Of these priests to take . hint.
10 every place where the question
has been brought forward the Amer
can people have decidedly and
expressed their intention to
,se that the schools were not touch |
ID; but the church bangs away st it
lust . deliberate . stroke a. though
The work was holy one and approx
ID Of men and angels.