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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored,

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THE EQUINOX HOUSE,


NNNI TfFTF TTEt ' FT9FF7IT''F y
Open frata Juns 10 0eioberl
Al the fsos Of MOUNT EQuINoX. among tbs Green
Mountains
PURE AIR,
FINK DRIVES.
gOuD TROUT FieutsG.
Aisrss g. II. 0sYls Manchester, VI.
Routes To NtmnpheAter.
ThaE 81 y H8ls4B River Rtiirusa Tfau from New
York UGt froy aud Eptlsfd, reaches Mancheftcr at
eh
lhf n8fnlag Tfaln fram springfield. Mas ria Brat
feAafa 4aA bellows Pals connects at kaiiand Win
karm TrIn ~ Manchester
keW YlHk p4ss-asre- rSi Athens. Or Albany Bnd
s4rstnrs feaeh Winchester b Remington a lsatiana
Hslfasd lBusiaa Natiand st G :. 4. Qr ~ p.
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vANnrRL1p.s HnErL

vAEDERLIP's HOETL,
rsls ipre esiAblikhe Hotel stiil continues
1pea ar the aac3m nodatian ofthe travelling pubic.
panlcaiar attention Eivsn % boarders from aeroad
.Brnr thr summcr months. The public patronage
ustbegio literally cxtenhed srospectfuy solicited
L i. YAHpEKLtr, Proprietor, Manchester W.
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Atilla, the Hun, died A. d. 453. He was
buried in n wide, plain coffin, inclosed in
one of gold, another of silver, and third
of iron. With his body was inferred an
immense amount of booty; and, that the
spot might be forever unknown, all those
who assisted at the burial were deprived of
life. The Goths acted in nearly similar
manner on the death of Alaric, in 4I0.
They turned aside small riverifl Calabria,
and buried him in u grave formed in the
midst of the channel. After restoring the
stream To its original course, they put to
death ali those concerned in the formation
of 80 singular place of sepulture.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-08-23

CONCENTRATING FORCES AGAINST CATIr-
oLICs.-The Chicago 4drance, n virulent
Congregational organ, quotes DIR. Holmes,
the famous writer in the dHdntc Monthly,
as saying that: "The two or three churches
on opposite sides of the street, which are u
feature of every New England village, arc
very suggestive of belligerent roosters eye
ing each other before attack" The Chicago
paper does not deny the pertinence of the
Autocrat's remark, but points out a foe
upon whom they can concentrate their
forces, as in the following instance:
At N. there is greatly preponderating
Catholic population, and weak Protestant
element of all shades of UNCONVENTIONAL
belief. Plain common sense and sound
Christian policy would dictate that tho
Protestant forces should consolidate what
strength they have into one body, ignoring
their minor differences to church polity,
and labor for the common cause until such
time as there was sufficient strength to
form successfully one or more different
churches. But the usual course among
f1uencc by the organization of small, weak,
rival churches, is in full play with the most
gratifying results. An effort to form a
Congregational Church was merged in an
independent movement. The Methodist
brethren, with few honorable exceptions,
refuse to come in, and are organizing by
themselves. The other fragments are trying
to get together for the present, in which we
hope they will succeed. If God is honOred
by any such petty warfare as this, it would
take Omniscicnce to discover it.
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began to come in from the newly awakened
city; but Nellie never heard them. The
prison itself shook off it's slumbers, and
there was Il slamming of distant doors and
an occasional hurried step along the pas
ssages; and still she took no heed. She
knew, in "a vague, careless way. that at
one time or another some one would BIO
sent to her assistance, and that was all she
thought or cared about. In the mean time,
she prayed, or tried to pray; but when at
last they did come, they found her stretched
upon the floor, as cold, almost, and quite
as unconscious as her dead mother.
1Cuncllilicd Ii
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NUMBER 80.
THE DEAD OF ROME"

IdE DEAD OF ROKE."
Under the above title, " Mrs. Edward
"A. Waker' has an article in the Chicago
Adrance, which, for supreme Stiffness, exi
cecds anything hava -sceu for q long.
time. The first part is quite unintelligiblk,
owing to the personages spoken of being so
confusedly jumbled together as to defy dis
entanging. The remainder would seem to
be an emanation of idiocy, bad taste, and
malignity. Read tho following:
From our home Oh the Corso we were able
to see from day to day many curious sights,
ana the funeral professions were not the
least novel to our eyes. The monotonous
chant which announced their approach
called us to the window almost daily, and
VIC were usually repaid by seeing something
new, some variation in dress or the accesso-
ries of the ceremonial, but there was never
the least deviation from the dreary sing
song of the tratri, nothing but the two magic
words being ineligible, the rest inarticu-
late, and, l suspect, only an economical
blending of a growl, humble, and a yawn
the trick of mimicking perfectly the forlorn
bray of the market dOnkeys. One day, as
she was gazing down with us upon one Of
these funeral trains, as it went droning
people saying, Bel Z" ''Y-ah-oh yah! oh
yah oh YAH" said she, bringing out her
donkey note with great effect, and, as We
thought, equal appropriateness.
If the Adrance hopes to break down the
Independent by serving up such mental ali
ment as this, it will be sadly disappointed.
The writer's in the latter journal arc, at
least, people of ability and reading, how
ever pcrverse, fanatical, and given to isms.
If Mrs. Edward A. Walker" is in need of
means to support herself and "Bel," the
Advance Company should, by all means,
exercise their charity by paying her for not
appearing in their journal, and thus, hide
! their own want of Discrimination, aud tho
| incapacity of their contributors.
Once, but that was in Naples and not
in Rome, we saw a magnificent gilded cas-
ket pclted furiOusly by what, we supposed,
must be sugar-plums, as the rabble which
followed scrambled for them in the dust
but it had an unpleasant sound, suggestive
rather of stones.
One can readily form an opinion of the
gullibiity of reading community, when
such stuff as the foregoing is swallowed
with avdity. Has the daughter of Dr..
Childs and the widow of Connecticut
congregational IN mister no judicious friend
to rescue her fromAnakng such exhibitionsR
Some of her relatives gain a more reputable
living in the factory near Castlcton, VT,
and Lowell, Mass, than she derives by con-
tributing driveling to the journals-a lau-
And sure we are, her sanity mother, were
she still living, would coincide with us in
this opinion.
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MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.



NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, AUG ST %, 1868.
- Written for the Morning Start -
Helm GANG.
LEoNA LEE
Heimgang! Oh blessed words
They thrill my Utmost heart
They watt me back to childhood days,
As on the deep start!
Helmgang, Oh, noble bark,
Speed swiftly on thy way, ,-,-.,.,--
And bear me to my own dear land,
From which cannot stray!
Heimgang! Long, weary months
Have passed since my exile;
And have sternly bowed to fate,
But now weep like child
view cottage fair;
With wife and children gathered round,
To join in evening prayer.
Heimgang! Speed on, brave bark!
And will kneel and ask
OF God to bear swiftly home
In sunshine e'cr to bask
New Orleans, Aug Is, 1868.
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From the Catholic World.i
NELLIE NE4ERVILLE;

ONE OF THE TRANsPLANTED
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Vanity renders beauty contemplate.
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Fiat de la Louisiana.
COUR DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT
JIDICIAIRE.
PAROISSE. Sr-JACQUES,


En- vertu de trois wri,s de teri facias a
moi adrcsses dams les a~ffaires ci.SIpssns, par
Honorable Cour sus-mentiounae, al saisi Ell
en- vente pubIiqnc, sur les 'isaX,
MERCREDI lie II MARS 1868, a II ~llenres
A. NJ, Ia propriate ~ci.aPras dtcri,e, pour salts.
faire les dts writs, %sayuir:
10 Urc HABITATION tlablie en- SUCRE
RE, situee dams la p~aroisse Saint-Jacques,
sur la rive droite du heuve Mississippi, a
environ - miles au.dessus de Ia vile de Ia
Nonveile.Orleans mesnrant cinq arpen,s dc
face au feuve sur qnatrc.yingts arpents de
profondenr, avec trente-denX acres de terre
en- arriere ct attenants i Ia dite habitation,
bornee a la ligne snperieure par la propriete
de NJ. Ozone Melancon ct a Ia Unite infe.
rOlre par celle dc Veuve Joseph eau
%threaux, avcc toutes les balisSes ct ameiio-
ralions qui y appartiennent, sous la reserve
dune maison Ell dune cuisine appartenaut a
NJ. Octave Leblanc.
90. Cinq mulets ct qlatrtc charrettes.
Termes ct Conditions:
COMPLIANT sur les lieux, en- blllcts ayant couus
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Paroisse St-Jacques, s Favrier 1868.
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State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Parish Of St. James.
Succession Of the late Anatole MiNa.

Whereas Mrs. Clara MilIet widow Ana,ole
MiIet, of he Parish of st. James, surviving
partner in community and natural turk of
Inc Anatole Millet, has filed in this Court her
final account Of administration of the above
Succession, praying for the homologation of
the same:
Public notice. is hereby given to all parties
concerned to file in writing within thir,y DAYS
from the date Of notice hereof, at the Office of
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons why the
prayer of said petitioner should no, be granted.
By order of said Court.
T. s. GAUDET, Clerk.
Parish of st. James, lst February 1868.
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ORDRES IMPORTANTS.

LIE general Hancock a decide qu'une liste des
citoyens enregistrts scrait publite dams les jour
naux ct placardee.
II a tgalement dtcilt, envers ct contre les hil.ete
dEtat, par proclamation du % ''que tortes les Ii
cences pour meters, professions ct occupations, les
revenus, droits ct taxes de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana Sc
ront ~payab!es ct percrs en- billets du Trtsor des
Z. u, Legal Tenders"
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State of LOui.iana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession and Community Of late Foriu
Y. Ronssei.

Whereas Mrs. Zelima Schexneider Widow
F'or'an ,Roussel, of the Parish of Saint.
James, has applied 10 the above named
Court, in order 10 be appointed adminis,ra.
,flx OF the Succession and Community of her
late husband Flo'ian V. Roussel, deceased
lntesiate
Public notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned to Tile IN writing within ten DAYS
from the date oi notice hereof, at the Ofic. IF
the Clerk Of said Court, the reasons whv Tho
prayer of said petitioner should moi be granted
By order Of said Court.
7. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
Parish of ST. James, 2od February, 1865.
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ETA; dc Ii. s.Ouisinuc.
C0ur Al Qnltrirme District Iu"1iciaire.
PAR0ISS. sr-JACQuEs.
Succession De fcu Michel Eouireaur.

En- vertu dun oidfe de vcnte i moi adrcsst
par Honorable touf que ~jtessns, Tulfirai en-
venle pubJique, sur tes lieHN, JEUDl lie II
MARS 1865, a II Aeurcs a. NJ, la propritlt
ci-aptes decfiie apParienatt i Ia Succession
de fen Michel Baudaeanv. saloir:
10. uac portion de i ERIE, sitntc dams i.
Paroisse SAINT Jacques, sur III rive gsucta
dp iieuve Mississippi, a emirua GO miles
au.3essus De Ia Nouvelie Ofltans, me,uranl
nn temi arpen, Plus on moius de face an
dit ]tlenEe, sur qnara1te atPeHts plus on
moins de prolunienr, terntnt d4ns Ia pro-
%tondeur, bornee par en- haut par la propriate
de NJ, Dn,nesnil Mire, ct par en- has par
celle lie NJ. Pierre Letulle, ayec loutes les
authorizations qni s'y trouvent.
20. Un lot d'obje,s mohiliers.
IermcS q ConI1ionS:
Les ob)ets mobIliers p~ayables Compliant: Ia
terre payable $500 compliant, e., Ia balance
payable a IN an de credit a da,er du Jour de
Ia vente l'acqnarenr ]fournira so, bile, en-
dosse a satisfaction pour lie 'crne de credit.
payable aa bureau dn Recorder de cet,e Pa
r%otsse, portant Init pour cen, Fan d'inttsat Il
laier de P6cheance iusqn'a parfail Placement,
ct gafanti par lie privilege de v%endeur, hypo.
theqne spfciafe, ct la clause de non allie.
nando' ~Insan'a Placement final. lie Compliant
devra e're tait en- biilets ayant cours.
S. THEREOF.
SAtry.
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Prix Courant de la Nouvelle. Orleans.

Or ii2 al43-coton 10 a 23c.-Sncre, 10 \
re Melasse, 60 a soc, lie gal. - Cafe, % 4
2dr-fafine 50 a S1l --N'aIs CSC. i s,
le bo!ssean' Pore, S22 a $25a-Saindonx,
10 a lac, IA ll're' Bacon: t%pauleS, l2Ic. la
I a Zoe. la livre-Benrre. IL a H. -E,omann
- a zoe. In !lvre-iiniie de Charlton an ! ~
lie s'ion-Wlliskey, 70 a Zoe. lie gaIo,.
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a veudrc

unc MACHINE a NAHEuR de Ia force
d. six chc,auN, avec uua NnHiioltc cvlin-
driqne Dc Is pi"ds de long ct "A Pnuees de-
llarnetrp. complete.
une IOMPE de hlcGowAN, lie furte dimen
sion.
unc FILE a RIH, De 8 pi'nn<.
S'alresseI i NM JACOB Fiarrs. 25iv I'm
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Succession Ell CommunautG de feu FYorian
Y. Roussei.

Attendn que Nine Zelima Scheyneile,.
veuve Ftorian V. Ronssel, de la Paroisse
st-Jacqnes, s'est adressee a Ia Cour sus.die
a feffet d'etre nominee ADMINISTRATORS de Ia
Succession ct Commnnante De fen Floriau V,
Eoussel, decide iu,cstat:
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Aux plaMlcurs-
GAZ ACIDE ~SULFUREUy

M. CAMILLE +. MIRE aver,i, les plantenrs
dc Saint-Jacqnes 1t des aulres paroisses mil
est lasem GENERA! de NJ, r. A. STEWART pour
Iemp'o' tu gaz acide sulfuleux dams la Eabrica.
ton du sucre.
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Al ST. JAMES emporium BRANCH.
OuVERT DEPUIs LIE LEX OCToBuE.

OtNERT DEPUTS LIE LEX OCIOBuE.
o.
% wv. iubcrt Il T'cissicr annan.
Gent aux habiianis de- la Paroisse Saint.
Jacques qn'ils viennent d'ouvrir un nouyeau
magasin sur la propriete de Nine, WE. Eu.
gene Bourgeois, give gauche), 4 I'en,ree du
chepin de la Gfande Poinie, designe sons Ia
nom de ST. JAMES EMPORIUM BRANCH.
lis auront CONSIGNMENT en- magasin I'm as.
sentiment tres vatit de MARCHANDISFS
SECHES, CHAPI.LI. ERIE, C~HAUSSURES
SELLERIE, QuINCAIILERlE, FERBLAN.
TERlE, V~AlSSELLE, VERRERIE, PARFU.
MERLE de LuDIN, CoupnoY, MosrptLAs. e,
de Ia SocIiTa HyGleNIquE, PHARMAClE
CONsERVEs, GROCERIES, WINS p, IT..
QUEuRs des mellleurs crus, CONFISERIE.
etc, etc en- I'm mo, lnus les ARTICLES que
dot conlenir un eiabIissemen, de premier
ordre.
Ha5@PrIx memberships de Ia vile -Fs,a
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Collector

MI N. s. LANDRY a l'honnenr i'aver,ir
lvl. les Habitants, Marchands ri Madecins
ainsi que ioutes les petsonnes ayant DIES complies
q faire collector, qn'iI Sc chargera de leurs col.
%lec'ions pour la Pasoisse S..Jacques ct los Pa
toisses 'olslhes. "a mars 1866.
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Chncun sal, que NJ r. A Stewart It ttf t,-
,entt lie II lan,ier 1867 par lie Commencement,
DIES Etat--Iui, roar son >ySiGnte de- Qualification
ct de- fabrication ia sU.tc an ,poycn in saz
acidc si;tiuioIX.
Les rrr>onurs 1ui fhrianont IT, sucrc, c!ari.
fen, les ~liQnidcs ct les DEM iiqo.lrs an moyrn
do yaz aciA, snlfutcnx, Luiyen, no poin, nn-
hlier que Ie hroi' ani lenr est naranll TAR Ia
chat de l%appatci| Con many C2e, Wheeler,
Began on anlrp, ne les an,ntie en- rien arm-
ri"yer '' gaz acid" snifrtrnS &c irr IRE :
arparlicn, nNritteivrtne'n il NJ. Il. A Stewart
par leltrr> paieuIcs en- date dn II Jar,ier 1867.
Les petsGnle> vu,l,ni SO snlyir du Ill Ca,
se"l p'ocada rmp|oya "ujn"ld hui avcc ic plas
grand success, leiveIt s'adtessnr 4 NJ. CauilIr
T.. MlhE. Saint Jacques, (ri,e dmi,eD oa ai
hnreau iu IoHiNiagaiS. II tnnt 1sf7
NJ. n
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I-Point ne %voulons avQir dc balance folle
pour les magasins ct les magasiniers point
ne %voulons non plus exalter Fun au detriment
de i'au,re mais la yeri,e nous obIige a dire
que IEMPORluM de MN. TElsslER & Au.
BERT, slime an chemin de la Grande Puin,e,
est IN vari;able Bazaf de tentation. Les mar
chandises de iontes sor.es y sont nombreuses,
v%ariees, fra1ches, de premiere qnalite, ten.
,antes CONNIE Ie demon de la toilette, de la
gonrmandiSe ct de l'orgueil.
Voyageurs sans argent, %n'entrez pas; vous
anriez regret, a MONS ~tontetois que vous
n'aycz besoin de l'hospitaliia dun ami.
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MOULIN A =RIz,

Les propfie'aires de lEMPIRE PARISH
altAM RIG MILL ptesicnpen, les ri.
]'rrs gu lis sont maintenan, pre's Il fare net.
foyer i"ns les rz qni Iaur seron, envoyas.
L"uF moulin, lie plus grand qn'il V ri, aniarr.
anu en- lon1s'ane, possel lie les derniprs per.
fec'ionnements.
Sadresscr a Ia Nouveile Orleans ,bs, Fin.
MIN MARTIN, Rue de la vieille Leys..
No. li5, entire les rucs Toulouse ct Jefferson.
on a leur nsine a la Pointe d Ia Hacl-, Pa.
'o'sse de f~iaqnemines. lfeV, sm.
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Ncw.Orlcars Cards.
Garden Seeds

~ F VIRGIN. successor 10 u. Maufav,
~. Dealer ii Seeds. No loi Gfayi~f street.
between Camp and Magazine st,eelS. New o.
Leans. A. IN
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IM. FiRMlN MARTIN, Fun DIES propri6-
taires de fEmpire Parish Steam Rice lliH,
s'occupe essentieilement de la vente en- com.
mission dn rz ct des autres prohibits de la
Champagne.
S'adresser a F.. MARTIN, 145 vieille Lev6e,
entre Toulouse ct Jefferson.
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Smoke Point Store.

l.. Gnid.; Jr.. ayertit 81 nombrensc
Clientele ct lie p.biic qn'il a transpor,a son
magas'n an Ne. ! dc Ia Polnle a la Boucane,
ct Gull Wien, de ~reccvoir de la Nonyelle-Dr.
leans an assortment complet de MARKHAM
Discs SECllES ct de GROCERIES, tcIlcs
Cue Cotton, iadicnnes, chaussures, wins. H.
q"ents, wht'key, conservcs, graisse, vianlc,
iarInc, cate, sncre. etc etc, etc.
lie toni aux priS les plus mod6rts.
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BY virtue OF three wri,s Of teri diri4s, to
me directed in The above matters. by the
above honorable Court, | have scized an1
will offer at pubic auction, on The premises,
on WEDNESDAY, llth day of MARCH
1863, IT II O'Clock 4. NJ, the herein after
property, to satisfy SAID wits, to
w.t.:
10. A SUGAR PLANTATION situated ia
the Parish Of sain, James, Oh nv righ, bank
Of the Mississippi river, abou, - miles
above the city Of New OtIeans, measuring
tive arpents frost to the river. BY eighty
arpents in depth. together with thirty ,wn
acres Of land in the rear Of and adjoining
the above Plantation. hounied on the upper
line by the property Of Ozama Mclancon,
and below by that Of Widow Joseph Gaa-
t~lreauy, with all the buildings and fences
therennto belonging, with The exception Of
a house and kitchen belonging 10 Octave
Leblanc.
., Fig, m,IIns aol inrr car,S
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MAGNOLIA EATING SALOON. AT No..
Iva II, Perljlu street. lrtwrcr 81. thHtt.S
and Caronlc'"t. Open from 6 \ VI until II
r n. NV. 81 ".
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Il renGrc

~ Une MACHINE A VApEUR p,u.
van, ta're Is boncau,s par 81 h%eutrs, avcc ,
bonilloires lie 10 pieds,--nn bon ntnulin a Cru,
-12 chauliercs a sncfc de ~ 4 u pouces 3
Ell fer hatln,- 80 BAGS a sUcte en- bonnie condi-
iinn.
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Emeline Landry VS. Onfsime LeBlanc .99
Veure J. b. Molltre VS. lie meme 2S6
NarccliHs LeBlonc VS. lie meme 2S7.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-02-29

FOURTH lUDlCIlI. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH or SAINT JAMES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-04
THE IMPAIRMENT TRIAL.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-There was no
legislation in either House of Congress
to-day. The court resumed the trial at II
o'clock.
The evidence regarding the Presidents
speeches was resumed. The evidence re-
garding the speech delivered to the com
mittee Of the Philadelphia Convention
contained in the Associated Press report
the copy corrected by Colonel Moore, the
Presidents private secretary, and one re-
ported from the original stenographic
notes, was admitted.
The Cleveland speech was next taken
up.
Judge Chase ruled against the admis.
sion of the Cleveland Leaders version as
published. The copy was a condensation
from long-hand notes. Drake appealed
against the decision, and the appeal was
sustained-35 to II. johnson and Norton
voting aye, and Trumbull voting nay.
Two other versions of the Cleveland
speech were admitted.
Most of the day was spent in DISCUSSING
the art of reporting.
Two attempts to adjourn till Monday
were defeated.
The court adjourned until tomorrow.
Nothing new was elected during the
trial to-day.
Butler continues to do all the work
losing the papers occasionally, apparently
for the purpose Of keeping his associate!
awake helping him to find them. These
frequent searches for his missing docu
ments keep them employed, and they de
nothing else.