Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

following order in the Anderson case:
at is ordered and decreed that a re-
hearing is refused, and that our judg-
ment stand undisturbed.
Mr.. CastellanoS, one of Anderon's
counsel, immediately went. with cer-
titled copy of the decree, before Judge
Whitaker, who at once ordered the re-
lease of Anderson from the parish
prison. About 1880, General Anderson
was released.
AIIocrTloN,oF POPE LEO.
A Rome special March 3lst. says
Pope Leo's allocution, delivered At
the consistory Thursday, gives
the Italians general satisfaction Allu-
sion to the churches captivity is very
mild. His holiness expresses no inten-
tion to struggle for the recovery of his
temporalities The main stress of the
allocution is laid on the relations which
it is intended should exist between the
pope and the cardinals. The sacred
college tvpties the council of seventy
called by Moses to be his assistant, and
advisers, in the government of the peo-
pie of Israel lie wishes the cardinals
to be his by-standers and fellow labor
ers, and lest it should be thought that
these are merely unmeanng words from
his lips, he expresses all the reliance he
puts in their wise counsel trusting
and begging it may never fail
him. Ii was the dear
es wish Of the council Of
Trent that the administration Of the
universal church should rest on the
council of cardinals. This, says the
Times correspondent, is clear hint of
return to the old constitution of the
church, and the reference to the coun-
ell of Trent seems plainly intended us a
repeal eff the act of the vatican council
which, by declaring Pope Plus Y nfal-
lible, entitled him to dispense with the
advice of either the college or council.
To the vatican synod itself, to the
proclamation of the dogma of infalli
bility, or of that of the immaculate con-
ception, and to all the acts Of Pope
Plus IN, except reconstruction Of
the Scottish hierarchy, no allusion
whatever is made III the allocution.
The acts Of the deceased pope have
been sanctioned by the church, and
must stand, but Pope Leo seems to
think that the least said about them
will be soonest mended. BY the
choice of Cardinal Di Pietrco, one of
the youngest and decidedly most liber-
al Of the cardinals, as Camcrlengo, the
pope confirms the hope of those con-
ciliatory views, which were always
thought to anima,e him, and which
were expected to actuate his policy i'll
his dealing with civil powers.
Havana adviccs under date Of March
29th, states that the surrender of the
insurgents, armed and unarmcd. con
tinues in ditferen tportions Of the island,
and only one of the prominent chiefs,
named Macco is still holding ont III the
mountains Of the eastern department,
with it is said, about 400 followers,
mostly colored MARTINEZ Campos is
still actively moving from one district
to another rs if the campaign was still
in full force. A short time ago he was
at Santiago de Cuba, where he was re-
ceived by the Cubans and Spanads with
great demonstrations of jubilee, and is
now expected as far west as Colon.
Although there are still rumors ailoat of
new risings of small bands circulated by
discontinued persons, there is no doubt
that an earnest desire for peace pervades
all classes OF Cubans.
LOOKING AFTER POOR 10.
An Omaha special of March 10Th saws
information has been received there
that Capt Pollock with the third cavalry
and second infantry companies, started
out yesterday from Mckennev to scout
the country for one month around the
Black Hills in search Of bands Of In
dams who may have struggled from the
reservations. Gen. Crook has gone to
Fort Hull, Idaho, to be absent month,
on business relating to the affairs of the
Bannock, Shoshone, and Snake Indians,
among whom there is discomfort con
corning the agents and other matters.
THEY WILL LOVE AGAIN.
A New York special of March, 2Sth
says that Mrs. Tilton willrejoin Theodore
about May l, letting hygones be by
cones, ana that the reunited family Will
90 to Europe. Tilton has been long
trying to bring about reconciliation,
but his wife refused to have anything
10 do with him. The children's entrea-
ties were added, and finally she Welded.
Beecher's friends say that Tilton's pur-
pose is to get her under his thumb and
make her manufacture another confess
sion On the other hand, it is rumored
that Mrs. Morse, the mother-in-aw, is
the chief promoter of the reunion, and
proposes to live with the happy
couple.
TO DEALERS IL GRAIN MARGINS.
A Milwaukee dispatch of March 2sth
says, Judge Mann of the county court.