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MINNESOTA,
Ikf1txl.ATItR.

fHfcfn& INh2u'th 10 3AA 1f1auN<.
sT. pAUy, Mlnn., Feb. fA-lu the Senate this
morning bils were introduced to regulate tho
carry Ing Of freight Oh railroads; appropriatlnR
$lb,000 to rebuild the Isclnrn,.Schoul's shops,
latefy burned; approprlattng S75, QUO to au Anti
DrEpo Well Association. 4 bill PASSED proposing
constitutional amendment limiting taxation;
extcnlinE the tine for the completion Of tue
Taylor Falts Branch OF tho Duluth Kailway; au-
thurtziaK Ut. laul 10 consolidate It's debt; au-
tllurizlnE the adjustment of tle debt OF st.
Louis County; llousu bill authorizing Sibley
County to fund It's aoAtiug debt.
In the. nouso lticks' bill proposing u constt-
tutlous! amendment prohibiting special legtsla~
tIon was ordered 10 third reading. 4 till re-
duelng the per diem aud nl.teaGs Of the LcRtsla-
turs was lndcilnitelY postponed.
1 LEAK.
The election vi officers Of the State Ag-
rtcultutal Hoeiety resultel IN r. II. Kelly,
wholesale grocer ot st. paui, being elected
President. Ills acceptance depends Oh tho con-
dttiops to which he will b. subject Ia managing
the annual 9alt, which IL to be in 1t. P.ul the
llsst week In September. The Secretary's tlnau-
cial report has provoked much unfayosable
comment concerning tho management OF last
season, from wh.ch, however, ex-Preatdent
Finch anu his associates are excepted. The IT,
port Admita the xale Vi tcas than 10000 admlA-
s!on Tickets during The week OF the fair, white
the popular belief, based on estimates Of t4u
crowds hy experts, WAS that a. least twice that
nnmbcr OF tickets was sold. / dedclcucy of
over So, wv IN sxpsnae account WAS ualr pp by
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former ntxc. Tho nces are then n,t ~.
intervals ~ ttc peculiar method thas h,lp lpfsps.
ILLINOIS EDITORS
Convention nf T1lta Ctnes of e,.,-
spr'nsf'eld. 11'.-ProceedInr. 0' u

Convention of Tit. Ctnss of e,.-
sprlnst'eid' 11i.-rroeeedInFs u
sofctti 1f*pateA to ne 7y,s
srRiSuFsELp. ILL.,, Feb, g.-lhc ti,l,,,.
Assoctation convened In tho Art fl,],c... tfee
statc-liousa at 10 O'Clock this mornlrn VI tht
voted the session 10 tho sltscutston ~ % "a de
Of interest to the craft The attcna.s suo1ets
larger than usual. Tlo Committed on o1Se g. ~
t;as reported iavo1ablY on about forty s5a .1e
Iy S' aai.ssd sSr Te se.9s,a5e s s applicants ~s
gratifying increase in The member,bina s.st7
hesoNdat1on during the last few yea,s q ias
tton, the dues for 1873 were rcntit,d =. oa no
having been held. This Committee w. ~ reassn ~
enlisls feoorssa against ,e application T.
iagton lanfagrnph, on the ground thu Pb,oor. :.
s!inply superintendent Of Iol, oIace, ~ ~ ny
cdt0rially connected With tue psner. III 1T NJ
loret not eligible. Col. ". II. lfaakeif' ~ VIZ
Ambov .Ioat7.a;, rend brict essay On San.a i ~
cusaion on tile Injurious effects to iha n,.ls a.
business Of the advertising and sale o ssns,.s! ssa,sas
"rntent inatdcs." "'e@ q
Heveral resolutions wcse offered on III. 49,,
referred toa committee which iii. ~ .f,,1eal1 1eal1
reposted against aaktnC Legislative prots,tioeaa
tntlorslng lie action OF the late TIM. .Fnneaoa;
Convention at Cleveland In t!eprceatjnr ,.Is.I
amateur prtnteEs who work for psF; rrrrs.
n'unllng lhe craft 10 trade only NTH tousaens ss'
tho regular printer; and inviting tic eo."n.ss
tlon OF all members Of the regular crafs. IN
reoort wns ndoptcd. 'ea
The Secretary WAS directed Ia corre.pond nj.
the osscrs Of tue Press Associations Of ths IN
fcrent States in regard 10 taking soma artu. ~.
standard Of tyne. @14o'@
= The afternoon WAS maluly dcYote,, n d.,...
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An ancient ainge eays, Mn Tins U! Fttes
prepare for war" la It not equally wise 10 Wt'
pare for sickness In time OF hcalth' When aa'
tiefpatlng journey. gutdc-books and maps ~
studlously examined, nnd Ill possible iatotni.
tton OF tEe route nf,d country obtained. ~
many make tho "IouFncy of lite" and throusa.
out the entire trip rumaln almost straneetta
Themselves, in profound Ignorance Of she!r 'sl,
tiles, a,l hayc no knowledge OF the phyaiolofkta
laws that govern mind atld matter. To suth.
life IL like o hoy hnntliinR III engtue he HsI
have asvcftaiued how to start and atop 1t, ou! -
knows not how to keep II III runulpX ortlet. les
reopln's Common Scnso Medical Adviser, s9a.
}ustratcd work Of over 900 pagcs. Ia designed y
lts author os popular hai,tl.book Of aasten!,
physiology, hygiene, modicine, al'd ~ 9oH 10;
common liseasca to which al arc liable, aa
plete with sound, practical suggestions f'xs'
$3.50. Addross ttie author, r. Y. ricFce, ~ "
pulfulQ, n, Z.
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ilptrfa! Dtspatch 10 7Aa Tribune.
MADISON, Wis. Feb 6.-fn tie Senate, bills
passed. nppropriating 5000 to the Btate Fish
Commissioners; authorizing tho Committee mp
pointed by tho Supreme Court 10 royiee tho
rules OF practice fn Circuit anl County Courts
to employ clerk. Undcr suspension Of tho
rulce IN extended and spirited debate arose on
ordering the Log-1.Ien law engrosscd and read
third ttmc, At the close Of which the bill Was re-
fcr1cd to Senator Kellogg for amendment, that
conflicting interests might be harmonizcd.
Senator Burrows ofIerpi the following;
Ltsoirtd, That Ills Senate has learned with pro-
found uorr0w and rc9rct of the death Of the Hon.
Levi Il. Villas, ono OF the pioneer residents OF our
STATE. and often an influential member Of tho
Rtsoirtd That tho Sonata now adjourn a. token
Of 70 si y
forward copy Of those resolutions to tho family
Short ard feeling culo0lcs were delivered by
Senators Burrows, Anderson. and Bailo7 In
honor Of Judro Villas.
IN fnA AssEMBLY
appropriate resolutions were adopted to The
memory Of judge Villas
Assembly bills passed. to restore mud con-
.iuuo thu Board III Trustees Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home; relating To iupigating, md
amcudatorY OF Sec. 4.CtB OF tic Rcyscd Stat-
utcs OF 1873, to authorize Koschumswtck To
build q pier extending into the watcrs OF Lake
Michigan; for tho preservation Of trout tn tho
watcrs Of Marathon County; relating to ule
Circuit Court ot Wiuncbaxo County;ao an
thnrzc the County Of Crawford to levy a,,d
collect sufficient aum OF money to
hu!ld bridges across tho kickapo0 River, atl to
authorize said county to build said bridges; to
1ega1lza tho ac.tun OF tho County Doard Of bll-
pesyiSuEe Ut Wiushufu County tu vuruttnr q
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tation to keep them straight. They had some
wants which wcrc different from tic wants Q!
the gentlemen from the rural districts. He !hta
down this platform. which vas Just "a ~, true ~ 70
hcrencc to this principle Was what Induced him
to support this bill.
During tic debate Mr.. Collins opposed The
measure, saying that, It Il passct'' u "o"'a
eventually become very unpopular ono:
Mr. Sexton made strong speech IN iaVor OF
the bill, showing tta advantages atd merits. =.
Mr.. Tayior, Of Winnebagot spoke against 1t.
~ did atso Mr. Shaw, of Carroll. ,
MIR. Shorman-i mn persuaded that tf1e 20
called prejudice aGainst Cook County Is largely
imaginary, md The remarks which are some
times made, apparently indicative Of such tccl-
!nTs, arc Joeose rather than sesions. , eannas sh;s
floor arc consciously 1nfair or unjust: Conflict
ing interests there sometimes arc. hut AN cot.
flacnt ,,,at ne!tllcr the gentleman from Cnrroll
A!r shnv nor the Esn;lenm tr9 e1 s H.
this foor eau be Justly charged with any t1csiro
to do injustice to Cook County or fts mcmbers-
In the heat OF debate cIprcssona eometfme8
lean ont which arc indicative rather Of the mo-
n',tl ono should be judged by the broad criterion
OF general conduct rather than any chance e1-
prcss!on In debate.
1,y striking Of lts heat1.
MH. rnuspELr, or LEE,
rlnme tl,a. the report Of tlu debate on the rcso-
luton relative to the investigation Of tho Cook
County Commissioners WIS incorrect. The re-
f,nrt was not verbatim, and, because of the ex.
element, may havo hecn inaccurate. Mr.
Trusdctl insists that he made no attack on
Cook County; AMI hc simply Unlisted that, II
her Commissioners had violated tho law,
they should be prosecuted by the local
authorities; That the State lad done
It's whola duty .hy providing tho law;
in its enforcement. Ito tulA nothing relative to
the l'atk investigation ot two ycars ago, except
fn reaponse to queatlun Of a t1tcmber from
Cook {sfr. Mason], WIN asked him. why he
tllnt he spoke and voted aganet lint, but wns
ncvcrtt,clcss, appointed on the Commission. fle
did not say That they were there lmpedcd al
crcry stcp, nor tint they found nothing OH
was much bravery Ut, tho floor Of tho House,
when thc Commission reached ChicsEo no one
WAS found to formulate clarrcs.
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exoresson TO tho hcarty love and .oneratIon which

expression 10 Tho hearty 1ove and vonc1atlon which
:, i'nrIng period conmeneInr befosc tho einva-
.md Il. 6s changes efeetea .5roash III .pss r.
.tms. ron N1ost Reverend Aies, h..e been our
aSs os
ana deeper until l, haR become part Of the better
life within them. Tho younger. who hayo known
n0 other chief pastor, mo pushing on 10 youth and
manhood with their first tmprcs.ions Of our holy
faith deepencd ny tbs constant memory at your
eonn.ensnee- siways benign, always kind. aiwaJa
:, iou. our dear bishop, hare shared our priva.
ttons, onr % joIs: & and @ onr ef'eff. fon sto t'ar
your ipir'tna1 children. CONS Win ala' fesoreneo
CHEFS Il. sSee eeen sren to .nnmor.te in It,
patient i.bor. Tie ehafehrs, ths sonvsn's, tha
which have grown up under you care. al men mar
see. They arc tho appropriate antnrnn wealth. Of
lie sn ta 70 1d S: s nsSs e''
soothes the troubled epirls, dlffusIng i heavsniy
ta.t psaee which snda!s % oseysf e' iefo s poor
for with more than .nststnal lore. thu, young
Citizens st thls groat iiepuh'e afe ttalns, in tic
prsclIca Of virtne; the youthful zeal Of thota
congregations Is directed with Wisdom aud p!ety.
Tl,osc things mar bc seen Of a'f men whu rc1otcc
with us that the cscRtng Of ,onr 1lfe Z biesscd
1t he1onGs ',tfIers 10 apeak OF lhcse ttnxa With
the 5ust need Of prasc due to great works accom-
Int, Most Ecresened Father. your children CONS
dead. hut Jet different. No como 10 remind you
hrtt coming 10 ns IN The carly primo Of manhood
uWn through all tho vnrytn4 cfiangca occurring ii
oSk .; d ean npeh TFva3
tho tn,pcimous conso!ns the nsncied. gni,lins III
lore.
all these things. and. IN 70 doing. 10 tttengthtn
We hase trea.afed these thing. ia ous hcarn; to
esrsh hsve ob.ansd ovo which anma,es @ % n,any st.
household; lore which rocala tho venerable
conntcnance, tho kindly ayes motstcncd with COM
ncain ccnocs back tho tender voice. tremuoun with
cmot,on, AZ II tsse =, .'a,t homer Domint ocncdfc.
With hearts, allied With these memories wc come
to.nfght, aest Reverend Sir, to congratulate you
md the very reverend companone Vt your hfty
th,s your term Of joy and triumph, and, as giving
u right to this, to asstsc sou that there u hero
~ nassn n, os 90. g With h1S
Gather s!ont you, ai.d pray that God may permit
their beloved Archbishop 10 remain long with
them.
The "Tc Dcutn l.autamus," voiced by the
tclcTQy. concluded the e1crcisus. Tile procession
then reformed, aud moved down jackson nntl
Wisconsin street 10 Grand avenue, whcro tho
socicttcs tlispcrsed. Nearly 1000 torches wcro
in line, ns,d nt least 10000 people witnessed thu
demonstration
As an item Of Interest, II may be stated TINT
Archbishop Furrclt consccratctl the venerable
preato In whose honor tilcsc festivities aru TAX
Ing place as Bishop on tho 10Th Of March, 1844,
or nearly tbtrty-ave years ngO. Bishop ncnni
has been nm Archbishop sfucc tS15
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLIONS,
Orgau-t1rlndors dsttlpg ThoEa1elves RsHdy
for tho Humluor Campaign.
Mn rorE dHn.

{srran-f1r1nders flnttluts rhanse1res Randy
for tho Aun,.uor Campaign,
Hto rork sun.
Latc In tho fall the grutcsquo 6guro Of tho Or
ganIsintler disappears from tho rural landscape.
and the notes Of the barrcl-or0an arc hcnrd no
more for scason. AS the voIcotul robin bo-
takes himself 10 the South, So docs the tuneful
organ-Erluder hle himself to the city. With tho
robins he returns: but. unlike his fcathcrcd
companion In song, be brings new melodies. The
requirement Of fresh SGT of tunes is lnattcr
OF great Importance to the rotary musician, md
TO this work l,o turns bis attention during tho
wfntcr It Ia enster tf1 nrcpnre ti,e Drnyrsmmn
of grund eoncert bcfore Boston andiepeo
,n.n ~ .s,oc, I'm ton n,.s.. wi ,.,,i.h ,ha ~,
dtnary barrcl-organ Ii |oadcd. The burden OF
It's song must bc rom1osct of popular airs, tho
words u well Us the notes III which are familiar
10 tbs multitude. Tim tllrrc must be a waltx
or soEethrs hvcly, IND At leaat ono Of tho Old
and popular Irish melodies. A selection from
tho music Of Tue seasons most attractive r. thing
In ope.a boutie !: sometimes ,!, thrown ~; The
neeessty VI plaJ'nK a'9s VII" "o1us la"'1!'af 10
Of two ptcres on t..u hand-orcan-the .Lettcr
sonpn from "La pcrleLole.u and u Nv To-
,smss ans ), from' lin roan,.nsv -, r1arst. ' ~ VI
nsnua' a'o"! t"s icpestofJ " @'a!f'R@u a!'u
Hart llle ar OF Inc former nas all ttls e'e-
mcnt6 OF popular r1ccts but tile words as
originally written wcro bcyond the reach Of the
,,,1,t,,,i. n,, ao,l ~ ~. .or.r,,, .-.n,t.,,e..
'Nu'.'su"o' 4n" 49, -. ~
WAs TOO a"Rwasu 10 ne OF uee' oa tae olllcr
hand, "My Johanna " bad great Fun-so great
tlat the orKa,l-grtnt1er who should hayp tho
1nr,1,bof<, to venture Into The country with IL
49,. ..s'1. s...., .,,...,s - T.,
tne eo'n'"s se"'o1 "ou'u w I" usokes u Ie'
celvlns tFratmenk more atscouraRtng than thut
Of TIC hero whom they were wont to throw out
Into the hallway or stow away on the refnocra.
49, anad.v ,,nh,s wnn,, -, ns.1,r ch.n<nG =,
o, 'sss M's ~. Ns.,." p .1.,I
y" occup'ea' Achee 'ac "ecese'J VI ota''luR
out With new set OF pleccs at Tho beRinnloR OF
the season.
One Ut Tho lew p'aces 10 this country where
hand organs are mRdn 10 play now tunes ID 10.
Gated tn Chatham square. Hcrc Il IL learned
that :. Sly ufandfathcF's Clock" ''Ny Mary
Ann" and Baby Atno arc to be tho leading
hant!-organ pieces tie coming season. Each
piece must be especially arranged with view to
utilizing tho capabilities Of tho instrument, tho
sAtne as pieces arc arranged TOT the piano, the
violin, or any other tnattutneut. II IL eontidcut-
~ expected tlAt the effect Of tho
"tick, tlcs.-tick, tick" and the bar
Illustrative Ut thu sudden aud uuaccountable
stoppage Of the antique stinepiece on
the dctAise OF It's venerable posscssor, Will be
very tine. Sly Mary Aunh will b a0ttEaly
new to the haMl-otgan, aud, With the Introduction
Ut sost OF running accompaniment to net a. 4
lubFcator to lhp lerky movement Of tue alt,
Cuunot fall to pleasc the multitude. When tic
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Nothing Of moment WINS tt0nG yesterday bv
tic MANAGERS Of tho roatls East from tnis city
who arc here to settle the difficulties regarding
the Enst-bound freight as,A passenger eou1plEcn-
tions. They held another conference at tic Fort
Wayne Office yesterday morning, but could take
no decisive action owing tu tho absence Of nny
information frnnl the meeting Of the trunk-
line Presidents in New York. 1t Is expected
tt,at some information will bc received from TINT
meeting by this morning, when thc5 will be
able to do something. In tbs mean
Willie both tho freight mud passenger
troubles Increase IN intensity, nfl Dar.
tEcliarIy Is thls The case rcrnriilng the
pA4acn0cr business. I'll thu roada leading East
from this ctty ARE now selling tickets over tllcif
counters TO all coniere for I'll, wtfu, Ia % less
tllan the regular tarlt1-ratcs. Auuu Ut tho
scalpcrs nro selling Tickets for even less than
thai, which shows that not ull tho ruatts havc
taken tic snee OF tickets out Of tl1eis ha,1tk.
The troubles IN rerars! to tllc Eastern bsstncas
have also spread to tho Southwestern business,
and tickets from this place to Kansas City AMI
points IL Colorado wcre sold yesterday at from
t3 to a less than the tartf-rates. Never huEoro
In the history ut railroads has there been such d
Mudtllc all around as ut present, ulsd souno of
the most conservative raitruad managers arc
apprehcnatve Of disastrous war both East and
West.
, 1879-02-07

REGULATING a RAILROAD.
Wednesday night tho Common Council Of
Quincy held n,ecttng, when tho Mayor lata
before II a letter from Vice President Perkins,
Of the Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Railroad,
In which he stated tht circumstances oycr which
be had no control prevented him from meeting
tho Council Committee to discuss grievances.
The letter, though couchcsi IN polite terms, was
considered BY the Council as detytnE the city.
therefore the resolutions ofIcrcl n few weeks
ago, and laid over nuttl 3 conference could bc
had With Sr. Perkins, were taken up a1d passed
By n vote Of ten to two. In accordance with
the resolutions, Mayor Rogers Inns sent tho fol-
lowing notice to Mr.. Perkins:
Company: Yon ass hereby noiiaet, that .ho CITY oi
tho provisions of ordlnanee So. -, adopted Iy
1873, relating to Inc Of the lcvee and portion
Of Front street. IN sad c!t{. Yon viii, therefots
y stif5 sssa Z ss Ss,st ssss
The notice was accompanied By the following
letter:
!!fn9ton e Quincy Raltro1d Company: ! have tho
terics Of resolutions adopted by our City Council;
:; ss se.ss !: ' X csnns Fs:%
earnest in this matter. aui viii n@c ali awfni and
@c aesse 10 e' ssssfe y"i a ;'sas the ey rcsdy
and wlllt,12 10 grant to the enrpotaton which snn
sep.s.ent II nsees.a.y taelics tor ~ '
tics may 6e adinstca In manner satisfactory 10
all par!le, interrstcd. a. All carly monent. very
w,.L,sx r. RooEns, Mayor.
1t has not get transrIrtl whnt action the Chi.
eaao, Burlington d Quincy Easlroad Company
fnLrn H. Nl-1
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fI.HSs
Nr. E. q. Dick has been appointed General
Agent Of tic Atcltsou, Topeka & sauta Fo
railroad at Kansas City, so. Mr. Dick Is q
worked up to his present position from tho
ranks, ntHl well deactycs tho promotion.
The meeting Of Ie General Managers Of
Western ruaais, Which takes plRco nt tho Grand
partflc liotci Wednesday, for the purpose OF
strengthening thu agreement not 70 give passc"
to 1iltltiencc tTAr, prUtlIjBg4 to he l1fyety Mt
tended. About iltts rouAs wcrc requested by
Commissioner MluEleY to bu present. uIlA Of
thcss sotue thirty llavS already ssgnillel their
!ntGution to attend.
The General Managers Of tic Chicago Il
Nsotti.wsseern, Chisasn y Alton, A.nl Chicago,
cnce yesterday with flee.Frcstslcilt Mccullough.
of the pcnnsylyallia Company, regarding liz.
building 81 grand unttu depot near Atasllson
street britya- It could nut he learned what
the difficulties In tue wAv 1T the construction
ot the contemplated depot have been overcome.
At the closc Of tho conference 4 TRIBUNE ru-
porter questioned ftee-l'rcsitcnt Mccullough
~ - what had becn DUNG. but he derllnci 10
make any statement " present. All that he
would ray was that he fclt quito hanpy, which
inucntcs ts.ut thu result Of tho conference WAS
satisfactory.
The tnrrcAso IN the freight traffic of ltlc Erie,
III consequence ol TIC narr"r gauge. surussea
any proEtols experience Ut llIat Fuatt. 1Ao
ulottsu lowgr ot The road ls being worked tu sts
utmost, alul tas hecn found lualeYuasr. hlora
particularly Is this t!lc Use ul ll!r Eastern
Dlvfslun Nearly aIl OF the new thirty Atty-ton
standard gauge locomotives hnyu !,cui. received
Ahl aru NOW IN operation. Notwithstanding
this addition tu lhe motive powcr, tho turre IL
not yct slticieHt for lm demand. rl,c great
cat anpedlmcnt 10 tlr sucrcssfut cnrr,iDg u tho
greatay Increased ttAtslc Ut tty rpaa IL found IN
!li' wa''t oi yara eapaets ~ Jsr.ey clty. owiaE
to tue ttuIlard gauge iLc Eric now carries
freight heretofore cnilEcl- untouched by this
road, mud tIaius ulalle up completely Of cars
from fur Western roatla arcno~ continually ruiz
ufhg over tu narrow-guugc tr4cks.
, 1879-02-07
JNI|IANAIsOLtS.

GEEC9u4
INDIANAPOLIS, fntl.. Feb N-Tho pool hero
ho'ls Its regular meeting to-snurrow. Our ship
pcrs still continue to mnko loud complaints OF
rates, hut 10 long III Ills orders for ears runtnio
to bo 80 largely IN excess Of thu supply tncrc ts
not nsslrh probability OF the managers needing
the protest against rates.
, 1879-02-07

BosToN, Mass, Feb. h-Scycn uccat atcam-
crt arl four largc sailing vessels have been do
tatncd hero for tfirco weeks by the freight
blockade on thc Suw furk Central Road. Ills
loss to Boston shippers IL ntout $l1D,U00 thus
far, a1ul to tho steamship oWucrs E40 dAy, on
tho average.
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Unqualified Success of the Cath
ole Celebration at Nil"
Waukee.
Ceremonies Comlncmorating the
Long Priesthood of Arch
bishop Henui.
Four Thousand Torches Carried
in the Evenings Pro-
cas9iQn.
Text Of the congratulatory Address Of
Andrew Mullen, Esq.
ARCHBISHOP ITENNE.
Hxcfdt pdspdieh to 7sts TFfbtHs.


ARCHBISHOP 1rENNI.
apsc'a' psoaseA 10 71s Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Fob. b-Ihe golden jubilee
exercises to-day, IN honor OF tue ittieth ami
versary N The elevation Of AFchbishop Aennt
to tho Priesthood. ha7o necn conducted on
scale Commensurate with tho establishment nn'i
growth ot the Catholic Church In this city "na
State. Tic exercises ut this forenoon wsro
purely OF d religious character, aid constituted
The jubilee OF the clergy. Tic torchlight pro.
ce'dson anil other exercises tonight constituted
the jubilee OF tho laty
SALUTE.
At o'clock this forenoon announcement OF
tho at'servanco OK Inc day was made l'y firing
. salute nj htty guns a. point In the Sixth
Ward near tho Waecr.Works reservoir. The
cannon brought into service belonged to the
National Military Asylum. The firing OF tile
cannon served rs signal to those who wished
To bc present at tho Cathedral TO moro thlther
for lilo purpose OF securing seats. Consc-
q'icntlY, lonE bcforo The hour Of haIf-past 10
O'Clock tic vast cdffcc, al well Is tho
ample space In front, was thronEcd with
people of all ages aud sexes. Iii fact,
many laa'fs "ele OIL Ha"n 30. eaTls aS Hai4'paet
O'CLOCK IN 'he morning, III o'"ef that tneS
coula "'aRo aura o. seats' l"c accosAtlo"s ol
.,.,'Is - s''.o.' ~, ~ o'. .I .,.Ns.'
espcc'amS s ~, ""out 'ie n,tas' "oso e'"p'y ueaa'
tIuL. lhc gallery hnh walls WcFc Gracetufly
fcstooncd with aycrGrcccns. Upon the con-
fe..tona,a wc,e n1nrcd nowrrinu an,1 fo1tnuc
l,oso-'0 ,.. "1.e u.1ss~ ",,., ~" Au"Ae
plants IN great NUMBERS IN po1s. lhe tnfeo
altass ~cre literally loaded WIN cus flowers IN
every conceivable shape and style OF arrange
ment' tnS stately eal,a illy pFcao'n'na'lnR'
AROUND at'out anu nealha theso ''o@efa was
tenrrs rrsrmhlci1 roIdeu b1ossama nrenfnu from
hot w,,r t,o ,o,va. n, +ho ..1t ~ IN rtrht
'"1s' ,.o 's"'sa' W .,o ~, W ~ ~
Of tlle altar space wore Inc !ettefs, ID. hl.'
und on the oppostte wall up, XII, III mono.
,rr,,, ,r-.,,rht T., .,,-,o,, NJ, lnenttIo,, l.,
G'A'l'' "'ouHAs :" o'e'soea' i'o uo"'n'!o.' IA
wotus u thcho uunossnm !e@tes' was 4 'o!in
, 1879-02-07

subscription In tho city. Tho Rubscrtbors arc Of
opinion there mist hare been financial leakage
sp1nnwltrr.