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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-08
FTG KENO5HA TELEGRAPH
KENOSHA, WIS, AUG. s, 1878.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT CONVENTION.
FIRST DISTRICT.

~f FIRST DISTRICT.
A Republican Convention of the
First Congressional District of the
State Of Wisconsin, composed Of the
counties Of Kenosha, Racine. Wauke-
Sha, Walworth, and Rock, is hereby
called to meet at the village of Elkhorn
in the county OF Walworth, on Tues
day, the 18th day of August, 1878, at
y o'clock II DON Of that day, to nomi-
nate cand idate for Congress, for the
District, for the next ensuing two years.
Each Senate and Assembly District
will be entitled to two delegates in the
Convention.
Dated July 10th, 1878.
JOHN r. BENNETT,
A. ID. THOMAS,
ELIHU ENOS,
T. G.. FISH,
w. e. REED,
Committee,
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The BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of the In
stitute for the Deaf and Dumb, to cor
rect Misrepresentation and to relieve
unfavorable impressions, has issued a
statement which is worthy of a care
full reading. And after giving it as
careful a reading as we can the follow
ing conclusions are arrived at. That
the members of the Board were and
are better able to judge of what is best
and right than others are: That they
have done what they believed to be
best under the circumstances: That
they erred in asking the resignation of
G. l.. Williams, q teacher, and passin.
| the resolutions and giving him the
papers, which they did upon lis resig-
nation and afterwards, in place of call
ling him to account and disnissing
him, but that this may be more evil
dent now than at the times of ..heil
acIloH. IlaC Jnere is room tor differ
ences OF opinion rs to their action in
relation to A. J. Woodbury., Steward,
and W. II. Denote, Principal: That
Mr.. Woodbury. is virtually removed, as
he should be, and with as little detri-
ment to him as possible: And That
Mr.. DeMotte is re-engaged for another
year, us it would seem best he should
be.
And now, if the press will cease to
do injustice to the Board of Trustees
and the Principal and to keep alive the
scandal, the Institute may recover
from the injury which has been done it
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lord HARTINGTON's resolution of
censure of the Beaconsfeld Ministry,
for it's course in connection with tie
Turkish controversy, was rejected in
the House of Commons last Friday
night by the vote of 1875 ayes to 53s
nays, fayoring emphatically the Minis
try.
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Foreclosure Snle-Asa asaa County Circuit
GOurt.

COart.
Maga PaXon and Andrew J Smith as Adj
mInFstIatriX and Administrator of the estate OF
Daniel Brooks deceased.
Against
George r. Andl7S, Marinda Walker, Aaron
Walker, William Walker, Julia Jackson and
slnpAa A. Walker.
By virtue andimpswSuance OF certain judg-
nent of foreclosure and sale rendered in the
iaboge~entitled action on the 9th day of August.
1877, shall offer for sale and sell at public Ven
due, at the front dOorof the Court House, in the
city OF Renosha, on the 2lSt day OF September.
"A. D., 1878. at two O'Clock in the afternoon of
sal&day the following described real state, viz :
TIE west half OF the north east quarter and
tsle east i'ait OF Tie north west quarter of sec
tTOn number tWenty-four III township number
one q north of range number twenty-ona (2D
east. in the TOWN. CT Bristol, in said county of
kenoSha, containing ONE hundred and sixty
acres Of land, be the same more or less.
HUGH MCDERMOTT,
Sheriff Of kenoSha County.
1Ey j. Y. QUNIGLEs, T1ff's Atty.
DAsed Renosha August z. \. d. 1878.
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THE MILWAUKEE SENTINEL is try

q The MILWAUKEE SENTINEL is try
ing to defeat the Republican candidates
for State officers of Illinois at the com
| ing election. It's ostensible reason i.
the platform Of tile State Convention
ON the money question which does not
suit it. It's method is to get up a split
Of the Republican party in that State
or, failing in that, to induce Republic
cans to fail to go to the polls, or tc
vote the Democratic ticket. It says:
NotN outstanding the urgent necessi-
ty of Republican success this year, the
Illinois Republican who refuses to go
to the polls is not to be blamed. The
Republicans Of that State, led by the
honest-money papers, should call new
convention to repudiate the platform
presented by Gen. Logan's convention.
If the Chicago Tribune had fewer per-
sonal ends to serve, it might be expect
ed to take the lead in such a move
ment-as it is, the thing seems hope
less and we shall not regret to record
the election Of the Democratic ticket
in the hope that it will teach the Re
pu5licans of Illinois an important les
son.
1t is fortunate that the Sentinel has
as little influence with the honest
money papers and the Republicans Of
Illinois us it has with the honest-mon-
ey papers and the Republicans of Wis
consin. If it had influence enough it
would split the Republican party Of
Illinois and defeat it's candidates. And,
if it had influence enough, What less
would it do with the Republicans party
OF Wisconsin and It's candidates.
FIRST CONGRESS DISTRICT &. EIGHTH
SENATE DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.
DO not get confused about these con
yentions. The First Congressional
District convention is held at Elkhorn
on the 18th instant and each Senate
and Assembly District is entitled to
two delegates.
The Eigh h Senate District convention
is to be held at Elkhorn Oh the 9th IT.
stant and is to elect two delegates to
the Congressional Convention. Each
town Of Kenosha county is entitled to
and should elect one delegate to 9Th
Senate convention to be held on. the
9th inst, and Kenosha is entitled to
and should elect four delegates. This
Senate convention is the only one
which will be held in the District this
year as no Senator is to be elected in
the District in 1878.
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THE RACINE DAILY News FIFTEE
DAYS BEHIND TINE.


We never receive the Ra2;n" Daily
News on the day OF itsp" 1,alrl
never or scarcely e>cA GA .44o ~, ,s-,cr.
1t usually arrives two, OF three, OF four
days after its publication. But the
last received-we write Aug Twas
last evening, July 81, and came on the
) :23 p. m. train and was the Daily of
July 10th. just fifteen days after it's
publication. 1t often comes addressed
to Telegraph and Union, as if the Tel
egraph and Union were one paper.
whereas they are two. In view Of the
foregoing facts we would suggest to
the Daily News that it look to it's mail
ing clerks and see that they attend to
their business, or else discontinue send
ing us the paper, as it's of no use to
as as wereceive it.
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ANOTHER STRIKE.

LONDON, July 25. - Twenty-foul
thousand nail makers are on IL strike
and express unanimous determina-
ton to hold out. The nail makers OF
BromSgrove and Blackheath districts
will join the strike.
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Renmhlican Convention.

a Republican County Convention will be held
at the Court House, in Tie City Of Kenosha on
the 10th Of August, 1878, at O'Clock, p. M, to
elect delegates to the Congressional Conven-
ton, to be held at Elkhorn on the 18th of An
gust. BY Order OF COMMITTEE.
July 81 1878
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THE yellow fever is prevailing in
New Orleans. At the close of last
week there had been over 200 cases.
There had been twenty to thirty new
cases and five or six deaths every day.
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THE communication of the Board
Of Trustees of the Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb, printed in this paper,
is slush to the Wisconsin State Jour
nal and unsatisfactory to the Milwau-
kee Sentinel.
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THE Greenbackers, in convention at
Elkhorn on the 1st inst, nominated
Charles II. Parker Of Beloit, for mem
Der of Congress. No delegates were
present from either Walworth or
Kenosha county, and the attendance
was very small
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LORDS Beaconsfeld and Salisbury
England's Plenipotentiaries to Berlin,
received last Saturday the special hon
OTIS of London.
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subscriptions to the Government i
per cent. bonds, on Saturday. rearbatl
S3,lO7,95O. The mill that makes the
paper tor printing the bonds has been
directed to resume It's manufacture
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-27
General Deyens on the hcLin
Confession.

NEW York, April 26.-A special from
Philadelphia says number Of attempts
have been made to induce the President
and the members Of the Cabinet who are
with him TO express their opinion on the
alleged confession Of McLin regarding
the Florida Returning Board, but not
withstandipg the most strenuous efforts
no information could be gained from any
member Of the party. This morning,
however, Attorney General Deyens, while
In conversation with 4 gentleman, ex.
pressed his opinion somewhat fully In
regard TO the matter. He stated 10 sub
stance that be and other members Of the
Cabinet placed no crederee 10 the Alleg-
ed confession. AfidAyits could very
easily be obtained in that part Of the
country to suit any purpose. Heregard'
ed the whole thing a. emauating from
the disappointed politicians aud disai.
ected Republicans for the purpose oi
fomenting discord in the ranks oithe Re-
publican party. Apart from the illegality
Of attempting 70 reverse the decision ol
the Electoral Commission, Gen. Deyens
thought that 10 reopen the question ai
the present time, when the country is OF
the eve Of financial prosperity and re
sumption Of specie payment, would b
nothing less than crime, and should b
denounced by all prudent men irrespee
tive Of party.
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The Freight Contest ON western
-. Roads.

CHICAGO, April 20. : Commissioner
Fink, Of New York, has suggested, by
letter, 10 all roads concerned In the pres
ent contest for the Missouri river traffic,
that they have q conference TO see
whether their differences can be adjusted
The allied Chicago roads met here to-
day and resolved TO continue their present
organization indefinitely. They referred
the matter Of rates to the Executive
Committee with the recommendation
that rate Of Eve cents per hun.
dred between Chicago and Missouri
river points, south Of and includ.
ting ST. Joseph, be made on all
classes as the Chicago roads had declined
the proposition to equalizs the through
route from the seaboard to the Missouri
river by adding ten cents to the rates
from New York to ST. Louis.
Mr.. Fink asked that the Chicago roads
name what rates they would accept.
Commissioner Midgley replied to-day
on behalf Of the latter, that as Chicago
local rates have always been taken as The
basis in equalizing through rates Wis
Chicago and 81. Louis, the Chicago roads
now propose the present rates from Chi
cago, which are frat and second classes
IS cents; Sd class, 10 cents, and 4th class
10 centS
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ports, asserts that negotiations have been
suspended in consequence Of RuAsias re-
tusfng the propositions made by Prince
Bismarck.
A Vienna correspondent telegraph.
that q Cabinet Council Of Austrian and
Hungarian Ministers was held to-day, 70
conEider the employment Of the credit oi
sixty million florins and the occupation
Of Bosnia in certain contingencies. ;
A dispatch from Berlin says: There Il
prospect Of compromise between the
Vatican and Prussia. The Vatican has
instructed the ecclesiastics in Prussia 10
be moderate In their Language.
WILL STICK TO ENGLAND.
CossrAsrISorEE, April 25.-The ex.
treme Mussulman party has asked the
shereef Of Mecca and the Muftis Of Tunis
and Morocco whether Turkey should
Join England 10 the event Of an Anglo.
Russian wsr. The Muftis replied in the
affirmative.
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Collision on the Rich moud d
Danyille Railroad-Cause, Gross
Carelessness.

RIcHMosD, April 26.-An accident
happened this morning 10 last nights
mail train on the Richmond & Dauville
Railroad, near Clover, 90 miles from
Richmond, which resulted in FIVE persons
being injured, as follows: B. F. Graneley,
Of Patrick county. Virginia, fatally; Q. E.
Parker, Of New York, seriously; Zsnt-
meyer, OF Patrick county, Virginia, seri-
ously;F F. NJ. Ironmouger, Of Baltimore,
slightly; and Mrs. Heyser, Of Macon, Ga,
slightly. The accident was attributed
entirely to neglect. A train stopped on
the main track to cool heated box. and
the train officers failed TO signal the train
coming in the same direction. The re-
suit was that the rear end Of the sleeper
on the mail train was telescoped by the
engine Of the freight train, badly smash.
Ing the sleeper and freight engine and
injuriug the persons named. The other
cars Of both trains were damaged.
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NEW YORK, April 2s.-Cotton- ouie
1O3Ial0Ic. Flour-Fair demand; No. 2 a
s. 25a4 20, superfne western and State
81 40a4 so, common to good 81 95a5 10
good to choice IS l6a5 IS, white wheat ex
TIA IS 90A6 30, fancy 50 55aa75, extra Ohio
IS 0oa6 70, st Louis s. 00a7 %, Minnesota
patent process So 75ss 70. Wheat-strong
ungraded spring 81 20al IS, No. ! sprinl
81 3Sal SS3i, No. 9 red winter 81 SIX, No
/ do 81 40, No. white 81 A, No. Q Chicago
spring 81 %, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 %. Rye
Quiet and firm; western 72a7ic. Barley
and Malt Unchanged. Corn-stroug, un
graded western mixed at 62a55c, steam
mixed 541la56c, No. . 55l<s56c. Oats
Steady; western mixed S5aS6ISc, whit,
western 35a39kc. Hay and Hops-Firn
and unchanged. Coffee-Steady and IN
good demand; Bio cargoes 13I<al7c, jobb
Ing at 1skc gold. sugar-Moderate de
mSnd and unchanged. Molasses = Un
changed. Rice-Quiet but steady. Whis
ky-Dull at 81 06Sa1 or
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COLUMBUS, April 26.-In The Senate
bill TO prvide for the appointment OF in
spectors Of the minerals used for illu.
minating purposes was passed.
A resolution was adopted providing
for the appointment Of select committee
TO inquire into the truth Of the charges
that money was corruphy used Tor
passing the Sontuern Railroad law in the
last 9eneral Assembly.
In the House similar resolution was
adopted.
as to provide for the taxing Of houses ol
worship which are valued in excess oi
5000 was defeated, but eleven votes be-
ing cast In favor OF Il.
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Tnlann.

TOLEDO. April Firm; No
white Wabash held at 81 20, No. VII ite
Michigan 81 3lK. extra white Michigan
held at 81 IS, 81 IS bid, amber Michigan
spot and seller Nay 81 sax, seller June
81 IS, No. amber Michigan 81 "a, No. 1
red winter 81 3l1f, No. 2 spot 81 q, seller
May 81 27K, seller June 81 2s1f. No. 5 red
Wabash 81 IS, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan
red 81 261f, rejected Wabash 81 0S. Corn
Firm; high mixed 46c, No. 2 spot Axe,
seller Nay Axe, rejected spot 4Sl<c.
OAtI-Duil. white Sic.
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CINCINNATI, April 26.-Cotton-Quiej
but steady ut l0Nc. Flour-Firmer; fan
lily IS 10a6 so. Wheat-Active, firm ant
higher prime TO choice red at 81 lsal %
Com-Demand fair and market firm at AT
43c. oats-Demand lair and market frn
at 2Sa3lc. Rye-Dull at 5ga6lc. Barley
Dull and nominal. Pork-Quiet bth tirn
at 50 00a9 %. Lard--Easier; steam &c, ket
tie 7<a7Ac. Bulk Meats-Quiet and tirn
at Ss<a49<c. .Bacon-Quiet and steady a
81 25a5 40a5 50A5 @ Vas 70. Butter stead!
and unchanged. Linseed Oil-steady a
G0a6lc. Whisky-Quiet and weak; nomi
naliy 81 02.
Ho6s-steAdy and In good demand; com
mon 50 75a3 25, light s. S0a3 40, packing
s. S5aS 30, butchers s. 50sS 70.
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CHICAGO, April 2s.-Fiour-In good de
mand at full prices. Wheat-sttong ant
higher; demand active and prices ad
yaneed; No. Chicago spring 81 AK
No. 2 do at 81 IS cash and April, 81 l3A
May, 81 11iS June, No. s atSl 07, rejected
at S9a99Hc. Corn-Active, Grm ant
higher at II Ifc cash. 42c May, 42slc jane
4Sc July, rejected at size. oats-Fairl!
active and q shade higher at 26Hc cash
26SIA265<c Nay. Rye--Demand light bu
holders frm and higher at 53)SaG0e. Bar
ley-Firmer at 475ia4sc. Pork-Demant
fair and prices higher; IS rs cash, $s 75i
8 Tx May, IS 90 Vas 95 June. Lard-Ac
tive and firm and higher at 81 100 cash ant
May, 81 05 June. Bulk Meats-EirmeI
hat not quotably higher.
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NEw YoRK. April 26.-Cotton-Net
receipts at all United States ports during
the past week, $4,000; do same week last
year, 26,O00. Total receipts at all United
States ports to date, 4,050, 900; same date
last year, S,s00000. Exports from all
United sta,es ports for the week, 70, 900;
same week last year, 10000. Totsl ex.
ports from all United States ports to
date, 2,9il 900; same dale last year, O..
10000. Stock at all United States ports
$4,000; same time last year, 5s4, 600.
Stock at all interior towns, 81. 900; same
date last year, 1900. Stock at Liver.
pool, s62, 900; same time last year, ,l4b,-
600. Stock Of American aaoat for Great
Britain, 222,ooO; same date last year,
I'LL nnn
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Run on the Dry Docks Savings
Bank,

NEw YORK, April ga run was
made this morning on the Dry Docks
Savings Bank, and al the hour Of opening
the bank more than three hundred ex'
cited persons, mostly women, asked for
their money. They were ranged In long
lines The entire length Of the building,
Every person having deposit Of less
than 500 was paid Al once, while those
having deposits exceeding that amount
were required to give sixty days notice.
The run is attributed 10 n feeling OF 10.
security, caused by the collapse Of the
Tutoniafand Six Penny Savings Banks.
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NEw oRLEAss, April 26.-The United
States District Court Judge Billings, has
rendered a decision giving n seaman
named White $500 damages against the
steamship St. Louis for injuries resulting
from the breaking Of a rope. The poinl
is that vessels are pecuniarily response
bic for damages resulting from rotter
tackle, and Ia therefore important
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FIRE RECORD.
Destructive Fire NJ River Fall

Destructive Fire At River Falls
RIVER FAILS, Wis, April ga de
structiye FIRE broke out At 2:S0 this morn
ing totally destroying Is business house.
and rendering six families homeless. A
young man sleeping 10 one Of the store
was not awakened until his bed was il
flames. Among the buildings burned wa
the old pioneer store, erected 25 year.
ago. The FIRE was undoubtedly an in,
cendiary. There Is not 4 business houSt
left in the village. Loss on building
S25 900; insurance unknown.
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Savings Bank EnjoInedl.

NEWARK, N. ], April 26.-The Chan
cellor to-day enjoined the Railway
Savings Bank from complying with the
demands Of the depositors and appointed
sitas Whitehead TO examine its eondi
tion. As last reported II showed $685.
1853 assets and S4s6, ,2S6 liabilities. Over
100000 have been paid out since Jan
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Movement Of Rri,i.h rroon.

iss sSiS.sA', ~! April 96.-TrOOps are arriy.
g., ~ SAily Tor embarEation. The
Anil SSeansnt - will leave for Malta
R., R NJ y lad the second on Nav ist,
all,.I..teP At Alden. Fifteen shipS
b H. I've steamers have been engaged
sSieS v,IS ,SITSppvsylnse Of the expedition,
Gfsst wi w I. q conveyed BY q maa.ot.Wsr'
at lSSi, SSiIuGaln ,ns 4 l' manifested through.
ias ios i s,,Ioa aSa the natives are yOIun.sssr-
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

"A tight rope performer, while walk
ing backward over the rope at Catasaqua
Pa, missed his footing and fell ffty ieei
TO the ground, receiving injuries from
which be will die.
Frank Stewart, Of New Brunswick,
N. J., who fred four shots, all Of which
took effect, at his friend Ted. Ashmore
December last, in East Brunswick, plead
guilty Of an atrocious assault and was
sentenced to four years in the State
prison. Ashmore has entirely recovered.
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chicago Cattle BlarkeLvrHE

CHICAGO, April 2s.-The DrorerP Jourgal
c1TTLE-Receiph 5, 900; shipments $500
Market slow and shade weaker ship.
ping at 81 l0a5 %, feeders and stockers
IS 20a4 %, butchers fairly active; cows q;
50 2oa4 90, bulls at 81 5OaS 80, steers s. 00a
5 10, oxen 50 00a4 80.
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments 6, 1900
Market steady; choice at s. 45aS 20. light
s. 20a3 40, buteherS pigs s. 30aS so
mixed rough s. 20a3 40. All sold early.
sHRKP-Reeeipts 900; shipments 220
Market steady and unchanged; sales Al
S9b0
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Death by The Pistol.

sr. LOUIS April 26.-John A. Kay
architect. who has occupied 3 high pro-
iessional position here, was found dead
in his room In the building on the eornei
Of Fifth and Pine streets, this morning
with pistol shot wound in the head
Supposed TO be q case Of suicide. His
wife and family are in Charleston, South
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ITALY.
The Pope's EuclyeiicaI-The Drift
of His l.ontilicnl Wnnts.

The POpe's Enclyeitcal-TheD Drlii
OF His l.ontiiical Wants.
LONDON, April 90 The passage in The
Pope's Encyclical issue, which was an
nounced yesterday, regarding the civil
power OF The church, is rs follows:
The hopes Of Italy and the world rest
on the beneficent influence Of the Holy
See and on an intimate union Of all
the faithful with the Roman Pontiff. II
therefore stands to reason that We should
with all diligence do all In our power TO
preserve intact the dignity Of the Ro'
man Catholic Church. In order, before
all thiDgs, to guard ihe rights and liberty
Of the Holy See, We shall
never cease TO 10 insist that our
authority be respected, that our Ministry
and our power. be left fully free and inde.
pendent, and that the position be restored
10 US, in which divine wisdom long ago
placed US. 1t Is no vain desire Of
dominion which moves US to demand the
re establishment Of our civil power. We
demand Il because our duties and our
solemn oaths exact Il, and because it 10
not only necessary TO conceive fully the
liberty Of the spiritual power, but also
because 1t Is evident that " bile It Is o
question Of temporal dominion Of the
Apostolic See, il involves the well being
and safety of the whole human family.
The Pope distinctly endorses the policy
and acts OF his predecessor, condemns
civil marriages and deplores the rejec.
tion Of the authority Of the Church, pro-
claims that to be the cause Of all exist.
ing evils, and in language Of calmness
and dignity devoid thoroughout Of any
tone OF offence or violence. The Ency.
clical contains no attack whatever upon
the civil government Of Italy, nor any
mention direct or indirect Of the House Of
Savoy.
WILL srIcK TO THE VATICAN.
RouF AnriI 06 The Pone will not
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Rine shooting.

|. MILWAUKEE, April 26.-In the rife
match between the teams Of Saratoga
N. Y, and the Milwaukee Rife Club
four highest scores to be telegraphed, tht
Milwaukee Teams scored 293 out Of {
possible 800 at 500 yards and l59 out OF {
possible 200 At 200 yards; 454. Weather
cool and cloudy,