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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-03-11

Local notices 10 cents per line for first insertion and
10 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Legal advertisements Of not than 10 lines solid
nonparei $3.50 orrs insertion, and 10 cents for each
additional insertion-
, 1876-03-05
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

THE CHURCH II GENERAL
Seven million OF children, it il said, arc in
structod in the Sunday-schools Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States.
1tis said that about 43 per cent Of the families
Of St, LouiB are destitute of tho Bible. The
Bib!e Society Of the city ia making strong
effort to remedy this extraordinary condition Of
things.
4 great event has occurred at Jerusalem. The
Muesulmans have permitted the Christians, who
dispute the possession Of the Church Of the HOLY
Se7ulchre, to put up bells in it. Such sound
has not been Lenrd in the building since the day
when the Sultan 5aiadn entered the city in the
twelfth century.
We are sorry to see that the story OF the
Brooklyn scandal has evidently reached Mexico.
Tho Police Inspector OF the Mexican Capital has
Just interfered to prevent pions Mexican Ossho-
lies from storing the Protestant churches thera,
on the ground 4s that Protestant churches ara
public places where anybody can say or do what
ever he pleases. ."-Ne'o York World
1t is said that among the $4,000 ministers who
belong to the regular: baptist Church, only $50
are for open communion. The position Of these
clcrry1nen will be- somewhat affectel by tie
passage Of the resolutions at tho Baptist Minis
ters' Convention in New York, Jan. q, =. dis
owning communion With any except those BAN
t;xed by immersion" aud the discussion ia like
II to come to point throughout tha whole Bap-
ti=t body.
A dispatch to the London Times undar date
Feb. TO- says that the Voce della Verita, repnb-
lishiug the Kev. Mr.. Mackonochie's letter to the
Times, says it confirms the contradiction already
ciyeu By the Eoce to the statement made by
'sP1esbyter Anslicanus" aod repeats that no
intrigue, eecret or not eecret, exists bet#oeu
Rome and London Tor tho ho;cslled fusion .at
, 1876-03-05

Israel" is in Ca!cutt ta where he announces him
self a. 81 the Ame..ksan singing evangelist" A
companion does tho preaching.
By the will Of nIr:. Roger Lyon Jones. quiet,
nnpreteuding Llyen5col merchant who died sev.
cral months ago tifty.lonr medical and seligioua
charitable institutions OF that city will receive
Sums ranging from S:2.-5, 600 to Sl5O, 600 each.
Bishop Whittingha1n has depozed from the
ministry OF the Episcopal Church the nsv. Al
fred g. Season, Deacnn latoly assistant oi
Mount Calvary Church, Baltimore, he having
announced his intention sof connecting himself
With the Roman Catholic A;hurch.
The death of the Rev. Gaarles P. Afc1yaine,
last OF the sous OF the lata Bishop Nlcllyaine,
was announced by telegraph few days ago. He
vas educated at Kenyon College, Ohio, Which
vas for long time in charge OF his father. His
FIRST charge was the Trinity Chapel Mission, of
Newark, N. J. In 1869 ho had, temporarily,
charge Of tho Church of the Evangelist, ia
Philadelphia where ho remained until June 6 Of
the same year, wien he received aud accepted q
call to the 1ectorshp Of St. Jolu.'s Church. Nor
ristowu, Pa. After ssvering his connection with
that church he Travelled for some time in
Europe and on his return he went to Christ's
Church. Towards, Pa. which church WIS under
his charge when he died. He was married to
daughter OF Bishop Lee, OF Wilmington, Del
, 1876-03-05

HN{5f7[TG }6T .ldFtN. :. :,
The persuasive powers Of Balzac Se1o - - n
ma1kable that ha won his hearers over 80 ~ =.
improbable projects and viows. Sofnetnat ~
after the styla Of Poe's "Gold Dn8,, Nc Fl ~
tended to haze discovared the place uaess ...s -
treasure OF Tousssint L'Ouyartu1a vas oa.s 80
uear Point-e-Pitre. He exercised snen G
netism in hin account OF the hidden sfeisJis Iais
that he persuaded Theophilo Gautief noo i. .s1s "
to receive one-quazrer OF tho loot. be 1eapstG: ~.
the services ot t1o t1usty friends to ald -. -
They actually want so far ~ to look ~ - 80. -
ehove:s and picks. It is hardly necessary H.
that they never discovered THE treasure, ~; III
had no money 10 pay their passsge, ard tna III
ect Was reluctantly abandoaed- Dn5 OF ": LIZ,
mada public confession OF bis p.1tc..
tion in tho scherao. begging his rasaoIs .sa-n +,
to quiz him too munh therefor, and snlo"'s
the blame a the irresistible saa9netsA
Balzaa -
, 1876-03-05

Beyond ts:ao narrow confines, there's Erutc epus.
Try grand,
Thsre he weary mind lota ,:anter when at rest.
There in harmony it revels, far atova ta tcublos9
strand,
In the company Of spirits, likewise blcst.
It has vsles of tropjc R,lcnt,or,
And thick groves Of Shading tre,e,
Where the crystal, sp,sshlu: fountains
Simmer jewels In tho Lrccze:
Where rich Hawer5 sled their perfumes
On the stlnli3ht-tinted air.
And the sp:ri. wsnders freely,
Without earthly thought Or care.
HerePlsa1nre zncets oach sd one. aud with e.Ys7
] Wits strain'of sweetest music on Tho Spirits -
s-~-~ DOTH fail;
Au eazshly cara forgotten when the mind il hthA
-b-ou1a,, 49,,
Aul daily tolls and troubles seeIn to dxiQdla i1a
ncnsht.
Int, despite these lovely visions,
And scenes Of heavenly bliss,
The.a = many hidden cavern,
And dark, f2tAo.nlesa aay5s.
Where, instead Of gaotlo spirits,
Hideors enblius you will meet,
Who, with hor1id Yells and l4nsh.ea
Will pursue your dragging icct.
o 80 dreams that comfort sorrow, and nn III ma
/ That make 'ths mind heaven, and wilh hlssa
thoughts employ,
Mag the poor, and s=k, aud weary, ever eco Jour -
ious best. ,'
t-aussa5 7tsk-
All raany find their only joy
Wh1n locked In S!u1nbsr'a hsla,-
There heedtn9 not the fro1en itabs,
Or HuugeTa ti2n fous eals.
'Tis thera the troubled, doubling soW
Oft gets glimpse Of Hsarea.
And dreams his esring u1ful "ays
Have fully been forgiven Z. ~ W.
, 1876-03-05
BREVlTiES.

Cent.imentalism-P Putting penny in tha con.
tribu ton box. ...~~--
Deecher Ikens hinsolf to St. Paul, and Jealous
Minneapolis is mad about it.
1 uDont swear OF aak for postage stamps is a
Boston druggists placard Of admonitlon to his
customers.
That was CONSCIENTIOUS young housekoeper
! who sent her grocer around IN order. reading,
"pleaae send ono can Of died ham,"
The revival feeling is spreading, but it hasn't
yet got down deep enough to affect arresrages
| on country newspaper oooks---DdnouryN Netcs.
What is the difference between 1nisled per-
| son, wolf, and the Bishop Of Orleans 7 One is
4 dupe, the SECOND a lpup, and the third Dup
! nnloup.
| Boston Post: It is understood that explorers
! in Palestine have failed to find any trace OF G
mortgage upon tho temple which Solomon built
| to the Lord.
! prominent clergyman says that all editors
are liars. Tho necessary corollary IL that good
many clergymen must have bcen editors before
they we're cIergyme1.
Hair-apltting piety-The jersey City BARRIERS
have resolved 10 stop hair-cuttiug on Sundays.
but will continue to shave their customers a.
usual Vici:sbtrg Herald.
a local debating eociety is preparing to wres.le
with the following Question g Rssolrsd. That
mao who plays on IN accordion and keeps
barking dog can't be Christian"
New York Commercial: I" Ia the Captain OF
YOUR ship religious man 2" asked city mis-
slonsry Of a Jack tar. Yes, replied tho lat
ter so course he is-that is. when he amt
drunk
4 little variation in the form Of letter made
venerable preacher, who e2id that - 'ciorgYmcn
shonId work and play too," utter in print the re-
markab'e doctrine that 'clergymcn should Work
and play loo"
He waa mcmber OF tie African Church, and
after be was scatded to death By 3 boiler e1pio-
sion h1s bercaved associates erected = tombstone.
on which was chiaeled, ''Sacred 10 the memory
OF our 's1ecmed friend"
They nre going to explode $1,000 pounds OF
nitto-slycarinc at He'll Gate ncxt year. say the
present to accommodate the rrave! from Now
York aud ooklyn.-Defroit Eceni:.g !Selcs.
In speaking OF clerical friend who possesses
q very rubicutld connteuance, SOME one said, the
other dav, II don't think he drinks in fact
know be does not, for ho told me- SO ; but he
probably sleeps in bed with very red curtains"
Now York Commercial: 4 chap on his way to
Washington to get patent for scandalometer |
incsutiouslv took his machine over to Brooklyn,
and now he is looking for tha pieces. He says it
wasn't calculated to register beyond tho Ten |
Commandments. II
grocer, Bho prayB for l1s feIioB-1nen On Sum-
day, and pregs on them ths rest OF the week. be- |
ing asked why ho sold the same sugar at 10 conts |
to poor people and Is cents to the RICH replied |
:. Well. don't the Bjbe command, Charge them |
that are rich III this world 2 ~
, 1876-03-05
LIFE.

God gives M life, nor shows Us why,
But tells III that His N1l Is hleas'
We struggle helpiassly, and die,
And then--Ra only knows the 1e@
BE marks our seprate courses ous,-
No follow bliudfy to the end
Haraased by trembling fe7r and douh9 -
Wo watch Ma:s lights and shado"a hlcna
Moa weep aud smile, are sad and gsJ,n
Mourn DER some Torshiped 1do's f@S
But kneel again. scme brighter aay.
At other shrinea, forgetting all.
Missed fer month, perhaps: or year, ~.
And then Ahr we'll God xhia II so'
x cold grave passed without esar:
But dead hearts never break. you noss
Another life ID wood and won,
New lips are tenlocl5 cazcssca,
While eTsz with just 4 touch Of snt4
Shine into those your own oneo o1easo@
And so wa live and paas away;
We struggle helpleas1J aud dies
We look abore to God, and pray
For Life, and set we know nos Why vvs..
, 1876-03-05

State. High Chutchmen and Catholics Ieact
that tho Church h.s right to the services OF the
State, and, when its authorities demand them,
obedience is only q duty. But all othors may
now be regarded ns opposed to that idea, and to
concede duties to the State quits independents OF
! or even IN defiance Of the Church, and in no way
whatever recognizing any obligation to it.: In
I this argument the term Church embraces all re-
liglouists. a. N. P. seems to cror over present
| SUCCESS in excluding The Bible. and claims that
the lovers Of good government are against its
presence there. In this feel assured he is mis-
! taken. The religious public are stunned. not
satisfied There is = want, need not
public school. That want is as real
~ tho truth in any unsolvcd problem.
Tho people will solve it by and by, but they
need time and discussion. Liberty came at last
to the slave in eplre OF plausible arguments foz
Statc-rights and masters rights, although now
every one secs that it would have been far better
to have listened to reaBon before the war. II
statesmen OF people could have foreseen consc-
quences, assuredy some solution would have
becn arrived at without such tremendous sacrl-
fees. SO now let US discuss tho matter calmly
Arrogance OIL either side is uncallcd for, but let
it ba admitted that there IL in men an Inherent
Worship OF Deity which the State recognizes,
aud which, while it hus in our land perfect
freedom. It ii yet duty 70 our future citlzans
and country to have before them the book
which, when read has done more for liberty and
mans happiness than all other single causes
combined. On all hands the Tito and teachings
Of Jesus are admitted to be the very best mo-
raity. :, From my r standpoint as =
eitizen,S think oil is clear, and
at tho eano time in perfect harmony with the
duties On the one hand devolying on the State,
and on the other tho - teaching Of religion"
no: by the State, but religions own respective
supporters. That the State should " teach re-
lson" is An exploded notion. 10 far as these
United States are concerned. Now, then, the
III the public echool be justified? On this all
important point take the affirmative viz. !: that
, 1876-03-05
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK,


MdTeh 5-F1rss Sunday in Laat
A[arch fifth Day Of Lent.
lAgrcA 7-Sixth D4y at Lent
March S-Enber- Day.
March Eighth Day Of Leuk
iMdrch I0-Ember-D -Day.
.Ndyeh u-Ember-Day,
+e- CATHOLIC
A;crct 5-Sirst Sunday iu Lent
ktdrch C-Fe:ia-
HarcA 7-St- Thanzs Aguinaa, c. D.. ;sS. Perre.u
and Felir3tas, adM.
4{arch 6-3t- John Of God. c.: Emhec-DoJ,
Hdrra 9-Sk. Ftlncea at Rome, ".
-MzreA 1o-Ho,y Grown o1 Thorna; Enter-Day.
N1Tch 1I-Ihn Forty Martyrs at Sabzs:s {fts1
M1reh 10y; EMber-Day.
, 1876-03-05

10 the Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
puuAnErnH1A, March 3.--1n the many -nded
1ar against IntemperAncc, some small attention
)e helng paid, 1t last to the tact that there is
Kreat deal of human nature in fo1ks.'' The very
commonplace discovery that hungry man will
take tract with bstter grace after toll and cup
Of hot coffee has been made; also, that tho rum
shop has no letters-patent on its cheap (falsely
called FREQ y lunch system also, that half the
u,en who patronize this eort Of lunch would gladly
, 1876-03-05
TIE ORDINANCE or 1857.

To tie Editor Of I'he Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-I have read the letters IN
your paper Of Saturday and Monday on tlls sub
ject and think that each OF the writer's ia some
what befogged.
Tie first in the fourth paragraph. quotes with
approval, as if the Law Of 17s7 authorized re-
lieion to be taught and go also ar. Bonney. Nov,
that would be good teason for aboliahing such
relic Of State and Church connec:ion.-n req
son for continuing it through this centennial
year, nor for an hour. The difficulties arise
| from confounding tho dutiaa Of Chu1ch and
, 1876-03-05
THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOL 6,

DID e
...,.'-'. 'rsS G1.e IN n. 'nG ocno 20,
ME- hoSSEh Asp TUE olsDaSASch of 4'of'
10 e"e Ha'''T q Z "e t"'eag' 451o"11;
CHICAGO, Marca 4.-Nr. Bonney, by double
assumption, brings the ordinance OF 1887 to t1p-
a,hao,s f>
een"o4s .-.. ...
Ihe Are1 assumption ls' fhat oecan8e the ofdl-
nance provides that ;'schools and the means OF
education shall forever be ENCOURAGED, " and be-
csnaa This ,,rov;ao ia ,,rocodod h,- sort ~
N.., 49, 's4sa eAo ~, -, =. eo " po@
anlp'e tnos 1sehs.on' n1ofaA's. ano ano"l-
edge beng necessary to good government, and
the happiness Of mankind" therefore the oedl-
nance coutcmplated that RELIGION was 10 he
r,,,oht j., t,,a sohoos ~ :. 1aaat ;,.-oa,,.oa -.
~ c1arc;se wv Nop sae,4;.,r ~ ~ ''7' ID
AZ .h,t con ' hs rrte3;ca,aa ~ TIN ~ A.,
nor1la =, +h;s conre.,o o., = fha+ + o -, suo
od thora saa anTa ra,a t,o,, ho.rao ~
md n,h,r n,aeus ~ ad,,c.tin, aud va1aa,, @
rnnrctty ~ vol a. Eo.,ods, +, Iat.n. Aua
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
FANCY CAUTION LABELS.

The arm Of Jacobs ca. and association Of cigar
makers devised fancy caution label 10 be affixed to
boxes OF domestic cigars OF their the
latest being almost exact imitation OF tho revenue
stamp prescribed by the government. Under section
1897 OF the Revised Statutes ufacturcrs Of cigars
forbidden using any stamp IN the likeness
or simlntude OF that prescribed By law Twenty
thousand cigars in boxes bearing tho fancy
caution label seized BY the government as
coming within the provision Of this section and SUIT
was broprht in the United states District Court
their condtmnst On The ground that the labels
limitations OF the REVENGE stamps, and we're in
tended the public under pretencc that they
were imported cigars The defence conlcnded that u
was the duty OF tho government TO protect tho revo
nue. and not the public, ana fat the labels lot
counterfeit within the provisions OF the statue Yer
dict gwen Tor the and the defendants
appealed. The Came before Judge Johnson. of
the United States Circuit Court and yesterday
gucd By Roger NJ sherman, Assistant United States
bistrici Attorney. ior taa government, aud by Mr..
Spingafan Tor The claimant. The Court took the
papers.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
DECISIONS.
suPnysx corar--cnaunEux


Palmer w. smith; Williams vs. McCcmb; Fowler Va
Wood. GosAns VI Harris, sse,n vs. Canning cham, aud
Spaulclng VS. rartin.--crantcd
sherman ". Bamenshai Motion granted
Bryn The Paoi scls Company -kxpanstson 70.
quired-
sage VS. Grant Decree as settled
woyskey vs. frohwcin, and The People, kc.
The Mason Manufacturing Company. -hcE'crandum
for counsel
Matter of chapgrll --Repor, Of referee confirmed,
ana order sraned With The prayer o the
petitioner
Kohn.--Jgsies BGrs.i HAVING denisd the motion
wh ca the paintn aks leave - renew ths appll-
cation should be made 20 him, ani the mosIcn wll
stand over iof that purpose.
Janson Pck~ft The motion 20 N1caie the
order % arrest ~ denied.
Gnrancr ". Jones The nfadnvt submitted
seems 10 be sulhcicni aud shc nemcranfum asked
Tor is granted
Bapncy w. Fisher -~Thcre mast be reference %
this case az prayed .or b the Parties nay
agree upon referee. II tney caunct 10 80 vii ar
point one.
Hendr,ckson vs.. Hendricks son -Ecpor q fefsrce ID
confirmed ans judgmrnt - divorce sranieG tLs
piaintsH with custody u child
Matter ot Bocss Il Co. Report CONFIRMED and osdes
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
A BLACK FRIDAY SUIT.

salts growing on, or gold speculalons the
memorable Black Friday still continue to haunt tho
suit brocght by Isaac ". Bussingcr against
Jay Gouli and others SIS 900 account OF
the gold purchases alleged 20 have been MADE the
day named by the painnG, pursuant to the defend.
ants order. lrcd yesterday before Judge Dononue.
Mainly the testimony merely a repetition OF that
gwen former smar suits Some additional interest,
hoxcser, was eiven 10 this by the calling OF Mr..
Jay Gould as witness. HIS testimony was brei, but
explicit Ne emphaucay denied having gwen the
orders tor the purchase OF gold alleged IN the COM
plaint and thai he indebted IA any amouUt for
sucn purposes The iuain witnesses were Mr. Albert
speyers, HeIry NJ. smith, Mr. Bussingcr and Mr.. Os-
borne. Ateibe conclusion OF the testimony motion
Was made that verdict be directed Tor tne defend
aDts. wh ch granted. Mr.. A. u. Porter appeared
Tor The palnuH. and Mcasr-. Thomas q shcarmsn,
William A. Beach and Henry Clausen for the defend
The New York herald., 1876-11-28

srrrsson CorHr-sfrciAL TExx-Hclo ~ Judge
Spelr-So day calendar
COMMON ftrks-iEiAt fxxn-fsrs l-hS BY Judge
Eosinsen >e. soc. ss. co., iiS. SOL -, 81 sas,
ISL. .ls. SO. IA
coxsox rLsAs-Eerrr rssn--Hsla BY Judge Van
Brnnk->os % and ~
srrKKss corKr-.rsrsAi rrnx-AcJoarDed for
the term
ssrssson corsr-rniAI Tsxs-rsus 4 ana 2-Aa-
Joarpei Tor tke
cozsox rIkAs-GEssxsn 9ssa-AdJorrnsd for the
term.
corxos PLxAs-rnAL rkxr--rars 2 2-Adjoorned tor
tho term.
MAINS corrr-rssAl -srxs--rarss I, 2. and -
Aelourned for The term
torSr 80 Ss>KnkL SK<sfoss-Part l-Hch ny Re-
eofeer hAekstL - De fsepse Louie bro~n- berxnry
same " loan iixserald. slary same " John W.
ntAnerson. burglary; Charles Richardson
burglary: same W. John y. RYAN and Thomas bfeEaa
ours.Ary same " jacob rlmi aad others. bareiai,
same vs. Conrad froads. burglary same -
s"hn pwrer, srsnd larceny: same " Isaac
Rose, grand iarcrDv: same John bcvinc
anu Thomas tarrshsr. grand larceny; same
Va Josephine lEomp~oa. assault AMI battery (,
same VS. George ~. Gsuhcr. oescere literature
Part 2--held bv Judge suthsrisna.-rn People w.
Christopher Haug. burglary tsoE,lnueil. same vs.
Jonn Kelly Edward Leonard aud Thomas tcdangt0n
burglary; same vs.. John Haley. grand larceny; same
vs. Isaac Morse and John Costello. grnra Larceny (.
same VS.. William u. Conover. forgcry: same vs.
Margaret hrahnms and Leonard W. nrsifcn sorgerv
Same vs. Charles Cameron. false pretences: same Vs.
John ". Carter, petit larceny.
Couar or OYER ASp TERxfxER-Heid by Judge
Noah Dayis-rhc People vs. Charles Raiston, forgery.
The New York herald., 1876-11-28
DIAMOND SNATCHING.

Detectives Adams and Thompson, OF the Central
ONCE, yesterday morning arrested man who gives his
namo as James Carson, OF Philadelphia, 10 answer
charge OF grand larceny. II appeared from the evi-
dcnce submitted the that while Mr.. jacob Rice
OF East Fifty street, standing the rear
platform OF a Third avenue Sunday
n,eht, ne was pushed against by an unknown party
who stepped out of the car. Mr. Rice
discovered that his diamond pm valued at $780, hnd
been stolen. Actlng formation received, Detcc-
tves Adams and Thompson, of the Central Oiice this
morning arrested Carson, who is known under the
alias OF "MyterIous Jimmy" On being arraigncd
before Justice Bixby at the Washington Place Polce
Court yesterday afternoon, Carson held in S. coo
bail to answer the charge Counsellor Oliver who APP
penrcd or him. claimed that the prisoner had been
rested in the stead OF Charles Wilson, alias
"Nbsy." An examination in the will be hed TO-