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A Mormon Love Tragedy.

.".s4-fH TON Lut Otdu OOoptl.I
Miss Laura Claire, the beautiful daughter
of Professor Ignaz Claire, the astronomer,
has, it has been well known for some time,
been engaged to Mr.. Alfred Vivian, the
young writer, author of"Hell and Heaven
Which Will You Have?" "Think and Re-
pent," "Prayers for the Sinners" and other
beautiful tracts, which have given him quite
a reputation; but tor some reason or other it
has been suspected that there was GOODNESS
between them. Still Miss Claire loved him
devotedly, and the preparations for the
wedding were going on. % Aa'zifl4 t...a
In the meanwhile, Mr.. Joseph Morton, a
young gent of this city, had fallen desper-
ately in love with Miss Claire, and refused
to be denied admittance to the house, al
though Professor Claire had several times
ordered him out. He, when treated thus,
declared mysteriously that he knew certain
secrets about Miss Claire, and if she did not
marry him he would repeat them. He de-
manded to see her alone. This she finally
consented to, and, after long interview. he
departed, stating he would return the next
day. To this she smiled, and said, "Yes, l
shall always be glad to see you" '-
These words were repeated by one of the
servants to Mr. Vivian when he came that
evening, and he asked his affianced what
they meant ShcSaid, Nothing After a
while he said, "Do you love this Morton9"
Miss Claire laughed and said, Don't be a
fool, Alfred" "Thenl you refuse to answer ~
he said. She frowned "You know / love
YOU" she answered; sand if you ask me any
more silly questions shall be angry" Mr..
Vivian left shortly after, appearing much
displeased.
The next morning Mr.. Morton came. The
servants noticed that Miss Claire was deadly
pale, but she received him quite cordially.
"You must have some wine," she said. "Of
course" he replied, with you" He took a
glass and drank it. Shortly after he depart
ed, but before he walked three blocks he fell
to the ground and was picked up dead A
post mortem revealed that he had been poi
soned. Miss Claire was arrested. She sent
I for Vivian. "Doyou believe me guilty p
size aeked. II have nothing to say" he re-
piled; II am and have been far month en-
gagged to be married to gay lady in this
city, and it is not right that should be seen
with you"
3a The young lady uttered piercing scream.
f" Oh! Aired" she shrieked, Il did it for
your sake i loved you He could have
prevented our marriage. Oh! Alfred do not
desert me-save me save me' Mr. Vivian
tore himself away and would have quilted
the cell, when Miss Claire placed herself
with her back against the door. "Look,"
she said, and before he could prevent it she
had drawn dagger, and stabbing herself,
she fell dying at his feet. II forgive you, 1
love you," she murmured, and her eyes
closed forever. I.3t.
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Our STANDARD Bearer.

When political party chooses man by
reclamation it pays him the highest com.
pl:nent in its power. When on Monday
last, Republicans, in open convention, with
out caucus, said with one voice, sour
choice rests on SAMUEL F.. PHILLIPS! !" the
announcement sent, q thrill of pride and joy
through the entire community. The con-
vention meant to honor Mr.. Phillips in its
choice. 1t honored itself more. A known
man, tried man, an honest man, a capable
man. man who never seeks Office but whom
Office always seeks-to nominate such man
is evidence of party integrity and party ap-
probation of worth. -.-.'.I
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The commander of the Fifteenth corps
has made an official report to the Govern
ment of the battle before Orleans. He says
the fighting was desperate. The Prussian
artillery lit rally overwhelmed us for three
hours. However, the enemy was held in
check, when a flank movement compelled a
retreat, which was effected in perfect ord-r
Each canton of France has been requested
to furnish battalion for the national de-
fence. The total number ofcantons in France
is about 1850.
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.fhe ammunition boxes for the English
army in India are now being constructed on
a new plan. The boxes, 10000 in number,
are made of mahogany and teak, are lined
with tin, have sliding lids and rope handles
They are twenty inches long by seven inches
deem and will hold 1000 rounds of ball car
trioe for the Enfield Snider breech loading
rihp
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A steamboat genius has developed plan
for assisting boats over bad bars. The plan
of this genius consist in utilizing the balloon.
A large number of these are to be carried on
all boats. with necessary conveniences for IN
flating them. When boat approaches
shallow water she is to be hoisted by the
balloons sufficiently to pass over.
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Mr. Jefferson Davis. for whom rooms W,

Mr. Jefferson Davis, for whom rooms were
engaged at the New York hotel, did not ar
rive there by the Russia, as was expected,
owing to his being unable to procure accom-
mediation on the steamers, the best berths
having been all engaged before he made ap-
plication. He is expected to arrive on the
Cuba. which sailed from liverpool on the
OH O.
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The Grand Lodge of Free Masons in San
francisco has adopted resolutions condemn
ing strongly the Government of Spain and
members OF the Catholic Church in Cuba for
the butchery of Masons. They also repealed
the decree forbidding subordinate Lodges
to bury the remains of brothers who commit
- -: III . ~ - ..l4- .l51
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CANCERS, JUNIORS. ULCERS.

CANCERS, JUNIORS. ULCERS. b
n R. Il. Kline, NJ D., at the PHILADELPHIA
CANCER INSTITUTE, 93l Arch Street, Philadel-
phia, Pa, and E. Fl. Green, NJ. D., CHARLOTTE,
N. c., are making most remarkable cures of
Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers,
by new princlples-Cancer Antidotes-that re-
move the largest Cancers and Tumors without
an operation with the knife without caustics,
eating or burning medicines, and with but little
pain.
No OTHER TREATMENT SHOULD EVER BE USED,
q For particulars, send for circular, call upon
or address either of the above. - ~
DR.. Kline will 10 with DR.. Green, October Goth.
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Edwin Forrest, the first living Tragedial

Edwin Forrest, the first living Tragedlan,
opens this evening in his grand representa-
ton of Vlrginius. The sale of seats has
been very large, guaranteeing large houses
for each evening of this celebrated actors
performances. Parties wishing to attend
his performance Of Richelieu Tomorrow
evening would do we'll to secure seats as
early as possible, as there has been an un'
usual demand for tickets for this perfor-
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A dispatch from Marseilles states that
Gambetta was we'll received; that the gov
eminent is fully sustained, and the postpone
ment of the elections for members OF the
constitutional assembly aequiesced in.
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1t is the opinion in the Commissioners Of
flee, that s54, 100000 of the new currency
authorized, will be sufficient to supply all
demands for it, coming from the East as well
as from the West, the sections first entitled
to receive it showing but little dispotion to
come forward to take it up. ogg
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Princess Beatrice, daughter of Queen VIC
toria. now near sixteen years old, has never
vet worn anything but short dresses, even
upon the grand occasion ola drawing room
recention when court trains are universal.
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Information reached this city Saturday
that a large ship, name and destination un-
known, had gone ashore at "ashwooos'
about twenty miles to the southwark ofcapc
Henry. - Il $1,000
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One of the largest sufferers by the recent
food in the Shenandoah Valley was Captain
Avis, the owner of large distillery, when
was swept away. He will be remember
ed as having been the jailor OF John bf TO
before his execution.
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The "nub" of speech made by the KING
of Italy to delegation from Rome, Monday
was: AS King and Catholic, l guarantee
liberty to the Church, unity to Italy, and In
dependence to the Pontiff."
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The Constitution

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Once affected with Organic Weakness, requires
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The commanders of Cambray and Laud-
revies have given orders for the innndasion
Of the surrounding country as means OF
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aNetkly StaHaare

The Chicago Republican newspaper has
been purchased by the Democracy OF iil'h0'S
for $4S,0 900. .H.
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Five dollars per minute is the income Of
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A little girl was heard to wish the otner
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when she dropped her booksin the mnd'
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What the Democrats Propose to do.

- W nat INC OCmOCiosS IIOPOse ~ 0Os,
"Senator Thurman, of Ohio, is canvassing
that State for the Democracy, taking ground
that the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth
amendments were not legally adopted, and
are not therefore a part-efthe Constitution
of the United States NE.schange."
"We said in the Standard of Saturday last,
that the Democracy held that the 18th, 14th,
and 18th amendments were unconstitu-
tional. Senator Thurman is the leader of
Democracy in Ohio and the great West.
What he says is Democratic law" H..
d s"You are right there Mr.. Standard /; and
no Democrat in the country pretends TO the
contrary. Men cease to be Democrats when
they endorse the reconstruction legislation
of Congress, and surrender the doctrine of
the rights OF State to legisiate for itself on
its own affairs.
Democrats everywhere hold that the 18th,
14th, and 18th, amendments are unconsti-
tutional, and the party which recently went
into power in this state is not the Demo-
cratic party. The distinction is found in
that it Is the Conservative party, endorsing
the legislation of Congress on reconstruc-
ton, pronouncing the 18th 14th and 18th
amendments constitutional, and therefore
denying the right of state to legislate for
itself. '' iie
Why not cease your insinuations that, be-
cause of the declarations of Democrats else.
where, the Conservatives in this state are.
and will prove untrue to their professions
in the late campaigna They will fill in
good faith, their pledges to the ruin and
disgrace of the people, and the irreparable
injury Of the Democracy, and the still fur.
ther destruction of the rights of the States. -
wilson North Cdrolinian. 'tS
The North Cdrolinidn claims to be Demo-
cratic sheet, and represents large portion
Of those who oppose the Republican party.
Read what it says and vote against the party
that proposes again to disturb the peace oil
the country.
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feel the futtering walls,
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|aaln 7Hay % And 10, vision ash.t .raJ
y E-tt..;r All Eysian, lii. f...s s...i ,..t.
And glories, like burst of morning, beam!
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Whose evangel
Unto me comes!
Ni-- ia7L And golden drums .'3l d 1Al
4 Beating to silyerY pipes in sweet accord
s.,r 1t is the army of the Lord H .
For around me L DeEOld t'r.'.t.'t'
ssF Clad in panoply of gold .lf..r e....
A vast and mighty horde! t....
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fi The awful vision takes away my breath
e. 90 90 And this is death! ,1nH1sgmss 49,
'''' o, who art thou
With archangelic brow p .L 8i H#l
That dost salute me ''son - .-u
r. Sire ofmy country! Mighty Washington
l4i Lo, all the past forgotten and forgiven,
b. The armies slain .f ..4 .
Are brothers here again,
The faults of earth bar not the love OF Heaven
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in fact, Universal Lassitude, Prostitution, and
inability to enter into the enjoymeuts of society,"
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From the largest Manufacturing Chemists In the
- World.
~. -' ID --0 Ed .2'is NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
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he occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-.
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siness where Others had not been equally SO be-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-10
From the Baltimore Gazette

FROM the I'm Gazette.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The critical
condition of the Radical party may be
seen in the difficulty of assembling a
caucus of both Houses of Congress to
determine upon the measures before
them. This step has for a long time
been considered indispensable. A
searching preliminary inquiry has re-
suited in disappointed hopes of har-
O Among the bills undispOsed
of and in regard to which serious diff
ferences of opinion exist between the
faithful, may be mentioned the follow
ing: The bA TO reconstruct Georgia,
the Tariff bill, the Funding bill, and
the bill to modify the internal tax
laws. / am enabled to state, on trust
worthy authority, that upon neither
of these measures would the leaders
dare, for the present., subject mem
bers to the stringent commands
of the majority in conclave as
sembled, and hence, as yet nc
general caucus has been held. There
Is, however, a strong party in favor
of extreme partisan action, principally
made up of Eastern members in both
Houses, their Western underlings,
and the hirelings of the manufacture
ing monopolists generally. After the
House shall have matured a tariff
bill, and felt the pulse of members, by
indirect votes, upon the Georgia and
Funding bills, ETC., it is not improba-
BILE that refractory member will be
subjected to the feRE ordeal, and
either compelled to sEcamb or be ex-
cluded sHom confidential ~consulta-
heresy fpon the tariff question is to
be deaI with after the fashion of the
anathemas against the attempted
seq Con OF the Southern States Gale
aposed to the protective AsAE
eeps the. shhsQluta Stree,
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THE committee of Congress ap-
pointed on MI. Fernando Woods
charges against Howard & Co., Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, is making rapid
progress, and, like workmen repair
ing an old building, the more they
examine and the deeper they probe
the more they discover Of rottenness
and corruption. The latest discovery
on Howard is that he bought a square
Of ground in Washington for $1,000
with Bureau money, and had the title
vested in himself.
He sold one-half to a patent brick
company in which he was interested,
and decided the other to a North Caro-
lima negro school. He then spent
go, 600 more Of the government money
in grading and identifying the square,
Of one-half Of which he retains the
ownership; and so S32, 900 is spent,
and half for his own benefit. More
discoveries by the miners into the
depths Of the Bureau are hourly TX
pected.
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H. 7. FISHER has retired from con-
nection with the Jackson (Miss.) Pilot
as editor, and is succeeded by Peter z.
Bailey. Mr.. Bailey thinks that edito-
rial life in the North since 1856 will
qualify him for good service in Mis-
sissippi, and especially that his long
membership in the Republican party
will enable him to detect the least
deviation from sound doctrine in 9TH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-10

A FEW years ago the abolition Of
slavery was deemed an impOssibility
for this country. And a few years
later the enfranchisement of the ne
gro was deemed so absurd a PROPOSE
ton as hardly to be worth resisting
By anything like argument against 1t.
Ii was next to insulting the intelll-
genee of men Of any respectable eapa-
CITY to discuss the absurdity at all.
But, when once a little momentum
is given, a launch downward Is
smooth, easy and swift, The courts
have now decided that proprietors
of all public conveyances are under
obligations to provide equally good
accommodation for both races, though
privileged, if they choose, to make
separate provision for each. And now
the Radicals are proposing to put
black children with whites into the
public schools, to expend the public
money for schools in which both are
admissible, and to make white parents
foot the bills, and educate their own
children privately if they please. This
is a step forward toward social equal
ity. which is thoughtto be an a0surdlty
so great as not to be feared, just as en-
franchisement of the negro was five
wears ago. Ifone absurdity is a fact
accomplished, why may not the other
also be accomplished? If the negro
may be a voter, why not an officer;
if an officer, why not a governor; II
a governor, why may he not mingle
with his subjects, and his children
with his subjects children; and why
should any law forbid intermarriages?
II YOU break down the barriers OF
law, do you not 20 much to weak
en- social prejudice and overcome an
tipathy of race?
II is within the memory Of men not
very old when he would have been
held crazy who should have predicted
that a man in London should write in
san Francisco with the lightning for
his pen. And ten years ago he would
have been thought equally 80 who
should have predicted a negro would
become Senator Of the United States.
And is he not equally insane now who
predicts the early advent Of a day Of
social equality of races? 1.-THE hate
of the eonqueror can bring n degre-
dalton, why not another? If it can
put arguments in the mouths of white
men for one, why not for another? 1t
is not asked now " will wonders never
eease?" That is a sane old togyfsm.
We do better now, and have a crazy
worder every day, with fresh advo-
cafes. We stopped nothing at the
threshold, and the tide is coming in,
and men are deemed crazy who say
social equality Il coming with it. We
cbaH 500