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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-16
End Of the World.

from the New York Sunday Mercury
The semitic articles in the Mercury on
the probable approaching dissolution Of
the universe have awakened a general in
terest throughout the country. A we'll
known Western pillar Of the orthodox
Church. Elder j. B. Berhrens, combats
some Of the propositions Of NJ. Herault,
whose theories have been ventilated in
these columns, and thus replies to some Of
NJ. H.rault fears that the ''suns fnr-
mace must speedily consume ali meteoric
and planetary matter biologists tell
US that our solar system is at least a
hundred millions Of years old. and all
the time the sun has been feeding upon
metcorc matter; wonder he has not
been starved long ago. and been COM
PEELED to swallow up the whole solar sys-
TEN. Nor does Mr.. Herault give u any
symptoms Of the approach of his catas-
trophe If the oil in lamp is exhausted.
the light burns DINNER and DINNER until
finally i, dies out entirely; but We are
not informed that the light and heat Of
the sun have diminished particle Of .
degree, even since the days Of Cesar un.
til now. If, however, eur servant was
not much afraid of religion interfering
with science he might discover that the
stupendous universe Of creation has for
its back bone an omnipetent Creator. and
then he might console himself that this
great God, that has for . hundred mill.
ions Of years supplied the sun With mete.
ORIG matter. can also do it in the future
as long as he pleases, without collapsing
the solar system. / admit the boiler
theory os the earth. II in boiler un'
usual pressure takes place, and there
being no escape-vaive attached. theu
there is danger Of IN explosion. But il
. proper safety valve is attached, and
the pressure is not above the power "
the value. then. in whatever locality Of
the boiler the pressure may originate. II
will escape through the safety.valve with
out doing any harm. It is the same with
earth. Internal disturbances do tax.
place. 1t is we'll understood theory
that at divers times and localities sub
terranean gases are generated which
cause the pulsatior Of the earth and tn
high temperature in the coal mines:
these gases and their contents cannot b
thrown of. an explosion is inevitable
But now we find the earth rind perfora
ted with volcanic mountains, which serv
as safety-valves Of our globe In TIL
ieht~consider the recent shocks at Rich
mend and Washington the presen
threatening demonstration o Vesuvius
and the whole matter is simple and q
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ChicagQ. Milwaukee & ST. Paul R. r

Passenger Depot, foot of jackson street
Ticket and Freight Office, southwest corner Of
Third and Jackson streets. ]. A. Chandler,
Avary Do,,1
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It traverses finer country, with grander
scenery, and passes through more business CEN
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western line. And the only Railway line trav-
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And along the shores Of Lake Pepin Also via
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Boiler Tubes Welded, and All Kinds Of Boiler
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Agricultural Tools, Bridge and Building
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MINI.
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road, for

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Passengers rrom Minneapolis will take tie
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Tickets and further information can be pro
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st. Paul, and at the Depot foot of Jackson st..
and from COL. JOHN W. HENION. Ticket
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ST. James Accom- mOdation
L ayes st. Paul at a, M, and arrives at St.
james at p. m. Returning, leaves st. James
at 9:45 .. M, and arrives at St. Paul at D. M.
Sundays excepted.
J. ~. BISHOP, General Manager
JOHN F. LINCOLN, superintendent.
&c. BOYDEN: General Ticket Agent.
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CDiCag', \ Northwestern R, R,

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kee and all points West, South and East should
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igsn Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pttsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
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Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific Z. 3. At Omaha for all far Yves.
points
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebratsd cars are run on Ill night
trains on al the lines Of thus rad.
This il the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul Of Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland .leepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all point. west Of the Missouri River.
Among the
inducements Offe red by this
Route
TO III. frav ling public arr al thu modern i'm
provements -Rock and Gravel BaI.axted Track.
Steel Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Dav Coaches, Smoking and
Lounging Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air
Brakes, AilIer's Patent Safety Coupling and
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All ticket agents csn sell you tickets via this
route.
n you wish the best travelling accommoda-
tons, ron will buy your tickets By this route.
and will take no otissr.
G4RTIN HTGHITT.
General superintendent
". IL. STENNETT.
GsneTal Passenger Agent.
9ly-Wk
, 1876-06-06
HON. Il. n. ARNOLD,

HON. I. n. ARNOLD.
The lion. /, ". Arnold was next introduced. lie
said that in order to rave onr country there must be
reform, nnd they would hare 1t through the llepuh
1ean party II they could but they would have 1t
anyhow. Virginia had furnished the country Will.
4 good man--Washington fapplausr]-for tue arst
csrlr and during second cr!a's Illinois raIrcd
up our own grcat Abraham 1fncoln. IApp1ausc.
And now Dcn1ana H. Brlstow [appln,lsc] ~ss
raised up In this grca: crisis, and he deserved d
niche beside Washington and Lincoln in tllc Temple
Of Fame. In times part men bad been hplunted
to office not Sr their honesty and integrity but for
their political ssFvlcea, and when another PARTY
came In they were turned ont. aud There
wA1 no object for fidelity. lie wGs IN favor Of
keertng men In ofcc w!,o served faithfully Grant,
who never to ls cn.ny ~ x9 s1Fssn
vice reform. The peoplc visiting our grcat Expo.
rtion might sec great deal to admire. s+t. q
hlnsh Ut shame 1nutt come to onr s"nntrymen.t
civil service. The question 1T the h,nr wnH win
thou'l bear the standard in the great movement
nomination for President. liz then dItSceicI their
political chasacter and said that the 9ucaon Of to,
upun tho question Of The Aonr. wlo ttak up tae
standard and cry Of Reform; and they wonld rally
around him. Nj. DrIstow reminded him Of 'lc
thu fro The people were for uristow. The poll
t!ctan~ werc no. for him. bnt the rcople were.
hucaure It was nsatnst thcIf interests to nominate
him, and they would cntcnror tn defeat him al
tow must and hardest were those who had rolled uP
their sleeves nnd dIyed decr In the public treasury
1t was tho time now when honest men would be put
form n yhould be the platform OF the Republican
party.
, 1876-06-06

man fot ma. want to s<o fuch = man elected u
the otiest otce II the country. because II wc get
sash man ri Ea. there st tho hsad we d ase golig 10
time past. tchcets.l
Il W. ny FoS'a '1 torsqns . short Tine afo E to 70
Mr. Drlstow. hut / hal business I connected witi,
the church to which bclonc. While was there
Va, oas!ng !th 49, gentleman ho n for fgss'
snd we rot very Intimate, taking things oyrs,
sttlnR On tho stnop, IN 4 familiar fa.hlon.
se o nny !on man ' d # Sst !; s
better
TALK TO 1l1s NEfoNnoR.
II there ia llu1e In hin enat you murt aak his
tnfe but he ssys: vie il The bel msn knaw
e. e 'ss's5 III ss .s1a; ;e H. T n3r % % s
exactly what you think oi hlm ~ nan" iii.
t@ndsf @ lone M IN his yose: a. i he W. talking q
some saered matter. r1e did mot talk lonr, hut he
saia; MI collyos, Mt rs!stow H.. Il one If tho
lived with him as elorc ncigibors and f:cnd.
many ycare, and hnvc yet 10 sec tho first .crl-
81 a nne. II ne fnc n f
because had mt known much about Mr. lsr!atow
Br.tn4 @ IN IN lit she Kentucky scnatc 10 many yeass
md went there thinking / wan bonehody. Of
nd ws 81 tso" ys1v EsG s e thas
| KyENY MAN IN THE SENATE LOOKED uf TO
| ME. nNfsTOw, ...
md when he rh!d word 1t was wise wnrd In any
| piece us business wc had In hand" was glad ~
hear 1t, becaukc c]ati to ind he was man OF
Wisdom as we'll US Integrity. and mnp whos:
nsatcsnsnthip md .ay the right word AZ the right
time. And. gentlemen, It'll ynu what ! have
said already In another ttlapt: want to sec this
Republican party purified and Btnnd fast In history.
| The 1Ongcr tho better. ~ 1t answers the grand
puEpoec for which It WAS creatcd. liut, lf the
Republican party Il to be dragged down again. there
Ia one voter In Chicago and that In 1tubcrt ColycE
| who II there ia better, noblcr. trtrr, more nm
m!Ataknble man fl the other aide thnn the one we
| ret On our side. don't Just exactly know what
| thnl do.-for | lu 60 hate 10 Eu b1cs On anything
have lnycd we'll and no long " the Republican
party hut in my prlsntc mind. II yum wont n.~n-
| lion II. rather think will vote for Tint man.
| [CheeEs and laughter.
| IF 4 MAN LtKE C0EK11SG-
there Ia tltslt hupc nav for f'latne who. It ar'
penrr, Is about done for-but |! man like Conk!ins
IL brought forward by unr party. and T!ldcn. d
New York. Is nominated hy the democratic party,
1t IL very likely tint yp will rec great many mtI
going to vote fur Ti1Acn From 20. coo to .0u, 00l
I men will change their minds. ltnt, In order t.
l,nyu the thing Strengthened out. and In urAcr to h
sure tint will carry this election TINT s pend
Ing the thing to do II. II possible 10 bring rnet
Influences tn bcar on the Convention at Cincinnati
thai tho nomination q Bristow will he 1nntter o.
forward he will 30 tho reHt of the way himself
prolonged cheering.
, 1876-06-06
GOLD FROM THE BLACK HILLS.
1,ha ftllnwInr letter Wla received by tho Eaahlof

Of ono of our leading National Banks yestefday:
Flx.r NarmsAk nAsx. CHsY1xNx. " +: hsy sl;H ;,1
froI liz Hack lls tle !oealcs iro.l whlfh T. ~
iakrn Icing krd zach Aolt!e You H1uld eon!sr
u xss { s.n u sssa IND fS1t ,sx ch'sssXs s
rn " Ectalslent In tFyng u ul4te Eeople believe tha
Hills NJ fruua and huhihu.. contao!nY h9 &H!a: thas
Gx4 been We hAes bought about ~ nH 9f dust. Ana1
Wiz hsvu SHIPPED il away themselves. au. slso IA.
fpfned by psftcs fEou hs!c whom know " he rel!A.
safc nsss Ut shipment. Thu Indians BID no ons
will attempt - bilpx snJ latgs amount out Hieh them
Y1 rnn safely 10 my unp aAE hcF4 - lcntJ o.
goi and u rasnT aaan'ss :. .1o =. i oeeones stts
su.,c sul ihu W4,orlty Ut usn who hare gpnu there
have NJ t1iufteAto, ny cspit.l aud worst OF W. As
lvu khIttlrAs " lo 4uyLaipg. loufs truly.
wv A. u. CQxTkx41, PEpa!1eat.
, 1876-06-06

Ing It part Of the ga1axy Of etateA Va are not
W. 20 for one Of the bost men In the party. There
worr few Of the men that undertook to run Tho
campaign and .....-
uNpERrooK 70 rHoscRrnn GEORGE sctsxrpEn
bccautc he was known 10 be for Drlatow, unh pre-.
vent him from, beng candidate 10 the Cineinnat! 4
Convention. Thcee gentlemen will md that II
men who arc In favor Of Isristow, they will have
very slim show 10 hare any ono In a. all, Let ns
between this and the 14th, 10 SEQ II VIC cannot
bring the united htscngth and patriotism Of this
community III put Him In nomination 70. tho Freq
tdeucy. loud cheers.
, 1876-06-06

Special Dtspdfch to 1ht tribune.
Iowa CITY. juno Sin 4 somewhat recent lctte
to TIE TmnrSk concerning Dristow's strength -
Iowa said: "Gov Kirkwood Is 3 wnrm ndnIsct
Of the Secretary, and would give him earnest nut
actiyc support" This he repeats to me to-day,
tunch tie press Of TIC State active In cunsa'
dieting what did sny. lie s mn adm!rcr Of l}rls-
tow 1nd Will give him earnest support II nom!nnt'
I'd. BrfetuW Will 6c Iowa - second Cholte ~ Cld-
Cinnaii. .....
AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 5.-A Brlhtow Club was
formed to night BY a large and enthusiastic meet
Ing Of prominent citizens.
, 1876-06-06


Ixp1ANArollH. Ind, June d.-Artlctes OF tneor'
no.atton of tho Tcrte llaute, Worthngton =
u,oomacd hallway Company hayo been hlcd with
thu Suctetary Of ssatc. Tho proposed line c1teHda
from Tcrru Iiautc. through the Town Of WoFth!ng.
ion, to Huoushcll Ia the County Ut Greene: Ths
eapat stock Is placed 1t $50, D00 and tho Direct
o1s.rlect .AEu Solomon C!ayp0o! George g, uax,
1tuhcrt n. Hudson. William A.. Ke!chaui. l.. !.
Chapin, Robert !. Coz, and Frrd 4. ltoas.
, 1876-06-06

MILWAUKEE Y ST. I'4AUL.
MILWAUKEE. June 6.-At the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of tho Chicago. Milwaukee d 81.
Paul Railway tn day, $a, 600, 900 Of stock and
bou,ls were represented. The following gentlemen
wcre elected Directors: Alexander Mitehell and
linn rlanktuton, u! Milwaukee; Julius Wals-
Wnr,h. wa1,cr S, l;u.ncc, David DAVIS, jeremiah
M5bank. Abram IT, yanncst. John n. nurke, and
Peter tiedtta, Of New York; George Y: Wild. of
Uuslo,.; Jo.crh u. Thorp, Ct Eau C1Alta; aud
I,nnthnr M 'ijow,paf, 1f klhourn City, At
subscaucnt u,rcti.,s ot the DtrecIors thu present
ofIcers urre tu elected.
, 1876-06-06
FIVE CENTS,

and for tht 8 Itremcnt Of tho National Bank cur
rency, fA';5 sttdedly for Mr. 1'rl'tow for Prcsi.
dent, In : renee 10 1slaine Aiorton or any other
ut the ma = 10 politicians. am Liberal, to use
Mr.. coliy~.- phranc. uot sosc.headcd, hut aoEc-
hcartcd,-sosc hearted bccause at the treatment
Mr. Sumner, Mr. Greeley, Mr. ,1ulfan, and othet
old apostles Of Anti Slavery and Fathers Of tho
Republican party have received at the hands OF
Grant and tho machine men and traftckers that ho
has gathered about him and placed In ot1ce; md
sore hearted at the national shame and direrace
which hasa thereby been brought upon tho conn
try. Mr.. Drlstow's public record IL brief and
.potlc.s. The rccorl Of The machine men
they have been fn Office altogether too long, ani!
sFHns says e ar.ns. se aehna
dlAntcs, md fnsorahlc In ilrIstow. am An Old
Line Abolt1oni.s; md ttili prefer ns,ssnw, bo-
nuntty-he must l,aso been the genuine article.
md can meyer - 60 lre* "n hs "ntaro Ts
s%Ra SssE sow e any sn Il. ssn:
canlintca, l,ccauao III. whole life u Identified
with the people Of the H'cat and snnth. and there:
Wall rtreet thnn TIlaon, Conklnr,. Or liatno.
Bretow In hnncss; therefore flc Will be likely.
w nsw TT w s' to sto kx II tha
Sonih. II Peter cooper cannot tc President, let
Us lave Dr!stuw. 4. j. uHoyEa-
PROPOSED nntsrow CONFERENCE.
II TIE Edttor n TAe Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, June al am pleased with
The TninrsE in !ts course towards F. ". Palmcrs
platform read at the late Republican Convention At
Springfield. md In it, support u Driatow. lam
nlro pleased to zee that somc Of the leading c!t.
zcna Of Chicagn lluyc urganzci 1}rIstow Ctab.
The time fnr nctfnn has surely como, II Illinois IL
to tnyc my Influence for BFistow anil Reform ut
Cincinnati, It Il time In do eometnLng looking to
that end hence prop"sc that there be confer
, 1876-06-06

Epecfdl DttpatcA 10 TIE Tribune
DEcATrn, ILL.,, June :i,-Thc Him. X. i. O3lesb}
has been at home since Inst Wednesday. Aprro.
nos one or nlosc private letters from Washington
came anggcfting him a. the Grcnt Unknown who
would be the compromise nominee nt Cincinnati
for rrcnIdcnt, uud tue probabilities are beihS wh.s.
pcrcd here.
, 1876-06-06

0HERNBACkkH FOA COL BR1sIoW.
10 tas Editor a TAa THbaAt.
CntcAoo, June s. Notwithstanding | AN for
nalloual currency like tho legAl-tendsf CURRENCY,
s1eh.ugsable u .te option oi tho holder tss eonds
, 1876-06-06

es hans 10 ~ e,
Shen iha pcopa @ Of Ill soantty I'll n'ofe dserly
tes Sy I,, s9s so ect ,%,s ns
only Of o. o,,r see.ions hui ali oVey ts County,
in coooce.,nn s! "up III ass cIy cice,on, because
t.tc i, ~ ,onni. -, hi s.nnie NJ In
people ali oycr thc county IN our Character feel.
SGs sppsssd 4 tSf la.t esstisa ,. r IT. G!y =
ss Il g. 5:ssts sxs IL. Ssss;ss sss; St
int up It's ticket, and put n,an on n ticket BY
tho name Of Clinton irigRs. The Republican
who scee,e a. for 1
wa DEFEATED by i. 0oo maJnriiy, This wns
striking Indication that the people did
tt,cy iudr"d for themselves, and demanded an
honest man for Tsensn1cr.
yno 70 TEL tSp 1sn sat q III Gee ese s Sa i. ":
inclined 10 scccssion.
TIiEY WANTED AN HONEST MAN,
~ onr wr ,yili .ceE Kim where ws cnn ind lin.
Ihppiau-c. Thfs il tho expression of the
feeling TINT Ia pcYyadTnr t6ie whole cour.
try a party to b ,auceestfal must
put that In lis candidates md III !ts pattnrm.
me14 that are thsi'!nE the lIcart. Of the people.
ice pes. deas snas IT,
XII: xnd now = tseie aay 5 ides Il tso mtna Of tho
HHS!iNoH PEoP1G Ht"1V utSP'S
which has taken hold Of tic whulc natlon-
than the feeling of refotn1,-adlcrcnce
to honcnt, upright principle, fidelity TO Fight,
The cleaning Ut the Augeau pp1itcal stables; which
tayc become 70 full Of unelcanneaa ~ to become
evident 10 all American citizens who havc any lave
of thclr country. Whnt IA the one cry running
through III t.lIs people in vicw Of these enormous
costupstons. md that has gone all over our lasld
0lyE Us HONEST MEN
give us high. .mInded mc,l--glye US mcn Of prin.
cp1c-gtye Us men WHO will not Iar.
icf % Ind I'd .elI themselves for gaIn," md
we demand 1t. The American people
demand IT, IT In tho voice pf the hour, It Is the
cry Ui humanity on behalf OF honesty. tic cur
scs,cy IA m important question, and the tariff ID
impurtaHt question, nl 3hcte are other qncst!ons
o! Importance, but in my Judgment they nrc MI
absolutely lost sight n by Of this higher md
nll.npnrtani question whether VIC arc going to
have any country to exist in such state Of cor
tnpston and fraud ns laa Infused Itself through
ont our country. II reform, uprightncts,
and hancsty arc 10 he the great, watch
to represent these deat over the natfont Who Ia the
best nan 10 carry the standard Of principle adel-
ity, and duty to oyctw,clm all his foes! Who i-
lhan Uenja,n!n Il. Dristow, Of kcn.uCkyl Now,
gentlemen,
, 1876-06-06

IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.
so<ctus p.pa,ch 10 7as 1rthun*.
t,xs Mo,Srs, ill.,, June :,.-Thcre IL wide dis
crepaucy In the published announcements oE tho
xn1. of thc JSnrtinrtrn CcJar I{nnIds 4 MlnNcaou
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Railroad 1rt1ct the decree OF lhe Ch!teu okAtca
fa,urt ma1e in October last, Tho official notice
fixes the enlc at Ccuar Iaplae' 1aAe --- 4he oa'k
Is 10 hatisEf thc io!so"'nR me'lsaReS:
Charles L. Froht and Il. Edgar Ihom.
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