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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21
u "a. W. s.zsi EMS,

tSuecssSor to Co6b & likeness
. TTO,NtY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
\ MiaerG Point, Ns. Practices in the L. s.
aud state Courts, aud attends to agencies and col
irctons in all pats the tate.
O,ice IA Len3h.ns Book, opp5s site the est
flee. II -ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21

NOTICES.. w. WIS. INDUSTRIAL.
AssocATAoS.-All premiums now unpaid,
will be paid by the Secretary, at the Bank
ing Office Of Wm. T. Henry, on Friday and
Saturday Oct. 18th and l4th, 1871, at
which time the diplomas and gifts VIII be
ready for distribution.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21
VI. w. C0TEgRIN,
sYRus LANYoS

OFFICE WITH
LA NIX Xon N 81 SIP EN1 SLE z
Aw AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Mineral Point.
1 Wis Office oyrr Post Dnicr So
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21
S. D. GAYLORD, Sec.
Mineral Pt., Sept. l5. 1871. Nv.

THE Democrats of Iowa County
assemble in Convention at Dodgeville on
Thursday Oct. 5th, ito nominate a candidate
for County School Superintendent, mem
ber of Assembly for the Northen District,
and if thought best, member for the
southem Dl.trict.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21
ALIEN. WILSON,

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
n Agent f-r y. ". Mutual Lie Insurance Company
anu Republic Fire Insurance Company Office oppo.
ste the City Hail. upstairs, Mineral Pout, Wis.
XXI-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21
J. IL. r0FFxyT, NJ. ID.
JOSEPH uHTCHELLE.

DHYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Mof
L Drug store, High street, Mineral Point. x
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21

SMALL Pox This dreadful disease is
lowering around US and though it has no
where in the country appeared in epidemic
form, 900 much care cannot be taken, every
individual, man, woman and child should
be yaccinated, to be safe. Don't delay
attenh 10 il al once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-09-21

MRs. SIMON LANYoN has laid us un.
der further obligations, by the presentation
Of a sample Of choice varieties Of apples
from her orchard. 1t is as fine a sample as
could be desired in any country, and po i
lively asserts that Wisconsin is fast becon.
ing an abundant fruitgrowng State.
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" BsII OF Iyen,s Ws.ted.
We BfH OF Items <sfrsn.
Everything Satisfactory.

The subioined correspondence, rich, rare, and
racy, is particularly calculated 20 expand the
ribs at this hot season when there is such ten
dency TO collapse IL is not necessary 20 state at
what enormous outlay and by what surrp-
titious means we have managed TO secure these
remarkable documents. We know, too, what
risks We run Of incarceration i'm Legislative cells
after Senatorial precedent, for the publication;
but our duty to solemn and ioke-starved oom-
nlunity Is paramount. So here goes:
IE LEGISLATURE TO UNCLE GEORGE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, June -, 1s71.S
Geo. s. Gideon.
Dear sir:-The House of Delegates has directed
that a bill OF items of each charge made by your
Auditing Committee Of the Board of Registra-
ton, OF which you are the chairman, be sub
mitted TO the Committee OF Ways and Means OF
this House, and therefore have the honor 70
respectfully request compliance herewith al
your earliest convenience.
Very truly yours, A. s. SoLoMoSs,
Chairman Committee Of Ways and Means.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded
features before agreeable lose their comeliness and
the whole expression is that OF advancing age This
being TACT, il Is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish TO avoid prsmaturely gray hair
dered At that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
SHOULD have met With such extraordinary success
IL is the only preparation furnishing safe and re.
liable restorer for the hair; absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterious matter, and without sedi
themselves Of it. not simply because IL restores the
color OF the hair, but because il supplies noursli.
decayed it becomes vigorous and healthy again.
Efom all sections Of the country orders and TESTING
terms of its qualities the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward &
vert Ford I1o5 Pa aav. thristiani Bros 7th and
a SITS; G. w. Cropey, 10 Bridge ST., Georgetown:
ID. Oponnell, Sth St, Navy Yard; D. P HickIirg'
st. and Pa. av.; B. A. Bacon, ~ and sts, Island:
VIM. III. Daw, corner 10th and i sts.; and at the
Depot, corner OF ID and ID SITS. N. w. iel2-d
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A Talk on the High comms..,ou
Secretary Fisk's Positive Ndsure-Earl de Grey
Senator Willsams Of OREGON.

Secretary Fisk's Positive Nature-Earl de Cries.
Senator Williams Of Oregon.
From "Gath's Letter, in Chicago Tribunal
ro, ,hs gaxe some interesting notes
he was a member.
He says that secretary Fish developed 10 be
not only more positive man than is generally
assumed, but to be, on occasion, almost a yehe-
ment and generally aforcible man, a. earnest an
American In his prejudices a the most demo-
cratic member Of our society and his knowledge
suffer by comparison with either Of the ENGLISH
Commissioner or any Of hiscountrymen on that
board. Williams gave an instance Of Fish,s
decision by citing the fact that when they came
10 the San Juan matter, he was 90 peremptory
that Earl de Grey fared up and remarked:
"Well, IL we are TO come 10 the matter y
spirit, PERHAPS all our iabon here via h' thi
superfuous.o <ve beef
This story was not related by Jr'
70 Instance Mr.. Fish's impruder -dge William
tAe other charge 30 frequenti' zee, but 70 NEE
hss no backbone On se oo msse th LIS Is
sI;sbtesf Ssssii of ths. as having arranged IN,
forethought OF n no. and CUISINES with N.
from his place * the center Of tie bosra - ana N.
american side Of the table he ear-sed -. On "a
facing each otbss on Earl de Grey and himself
part o. the debate. Both the Fnss,,. ne greater
Amellcan Commissioners were in fhe haS.. 1s
cifon3g sepadrasely before repairing to the cou0
sn.t tlne upon every head, 70 thar fhers - nen
little OF what we csll in cur exnress'va Va very
e car chin music" Mr.. FIJI and bis .s.e.;-
made for ererv DC.s av,, had z superb portfolio
s ute being engraved In e1lf charsctsr.. N
Se s Se1 him .heresf and with t pretty soavenir
WIN q sumptuous lunch brou obf IN A.es an
Sy Day consisting OF claret, sherry port ~
snus oeer pstss De foe gras sandxickes' cold
fSe svsIn s s meas, and cigarette or cear-
with their stomachs f~' VIZ s0oo terms
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1,Oo3 G1ETa.
ORAND G1FTC0NCERTAND DISTRIBUTION
FOR, THE BFNEFrr or

uRAND GIFTCoNCERTANDD ISTRIBUTION
/ 49, FOR THE BENEFrr or
Ans YcSf, esa as ss. ss;loss o,ssaa s N'''
Home, Washsngfor,
Virtue OF Permit frem U 1saef and
missioner OF Internal Revenue, ON the 9th Of July,
ssl ss ss sss:s e Sssa
acres Timber Land in washin9t"n Co., Ma, With With
oSo can. and sor NIB Brick n Chs
ton street. Baltic, Sl6 500 story Brick House, 30
CONWAY ST, Bslt2;, 81 900. fine Residence near
qss fssaeBse near
same location, SsO0o. fine Residence near Govans
town, same location, IS - fine Residence near
90 Cash Gifts, $50 Be- Bonds, BroWnsviiie PreciDei
and LINCOLN County Eebras "a, per cent. gold int
Shares National Mechanics; Bank, Balto.: loo
Shares Citizens National Bank, Balfo.; 100 shares
Northern Central r.. B.; 100 Shares Erie r. r. ~
and bs0 sasSss ph dn;
will be sold, at s5 each, $50 0o0
Hon. IL: MSCoLLoueI, ElktOn, Mag commis,,,
Hon s. NseITT, N. G., Pittsbnrs, Pa, Ttust.e.
ington, d. C.; Hon. Jas. 8. Negey Pittsburg, Pa;
late Atty Gen I, Baltimore. 80
Deeds of the above Real Estate certified by
eHemsr. in the sp S.s Of % Tickets
Music Dealers, s25 Pennsyivania syenHs: " H
Q. H MOrrison, Booksellers, as Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz DeWsf, Jeweler, 6l9 PENNSYLVANIA
AistIOp Dudley, Real Estate Agents, II Lonisians
Genera i.ssa:, s;.;s,ns.. and Printer, No. 81
ton. }eetivT
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:, This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, nor any rttdte poison to produce paralysis OF
b2asting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sold
~ al druggists. Applied at l6 Bond street, New
Iofk. fe5-u
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THURsTONs IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
SoUVENS IN0DOROUSK KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancyssgoods dealers. Price, Is
cents. daS- lv
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Great Reduction.
IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISTLES

~ bRANDfEs, GINS, &c, "hishlhS
q the following brands, viz:-Family. Nectar
a. years nn old, SEQ per gal; Robertson Do, ssa
do, ~ do; Pine Apple, ,(rectifedJ SI.5O do
are heller, SO do do; incl S. do
DsPgy Co, ISIS, SO; California Brandy, 90 do.
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, blackberry
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myu l21J and 1919 Penns avenue,
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MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10.-A dispatch from
Bolivar, Tenn, % the A,atdnoke saws Satur-
Gay last, near Toms Station, on the Mississippi
Central railroad, John Rushum. A negro. frsd
two shots az his sister, when her husband I'd
ward Bugg, interfered and received a bali I'm his
body, MORALLY wounding him. Another negro
without effect Rushum fed, but was CAPTURED
and lodged In iafl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

ByA palace car Is running on one of fhe
street railroads in Boston. 1t b drawn by four
horses, and is very popular.
IA grand mass for the repose OF the souls of
Archbishop Darboy and his associates In. Paris,
Dame des Victories, In San Francisco. Arch
bishop Alemeny ofiiciated, assisted by the entire
clergy OF the Diocese. ~
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Cheap Fretght movement.

PoKTLAND, NE, men, mem
bers OF Congrcss, merchants and business men
on the line Of the Portland, Rutland, Oswego
and Chicago railroad, ard from other western
cities viii hold a meeting at Portland, on Wed
nesday, July 26th, at which time senator Ham
lin, OF Maine, win make an exposition OF his
railroad bill % secure cheap Transportation OF
breadstuffs and provisions from the west 20 the
seaboaTd ct uniform rates throughout the wear
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

THE GREAT DIsCovERX.
Letter from JUDGE WYE, Of U. S. Supreme
the Di ss, IT. nsys GIVEN SSaI BAN fEE
effects; is heaiihfui wash for both the scalp and
mhen sd
Se HS ssea as but
s1d o . inc e
eonndsnce IN taking 4 e medicine, according to
'Gs 9 ss csst Very rtsgS6osi a& y%FFiEln
After esins your BALM OF LIFE in many I'm
relief SOUGHT For n sls co IL say scF
headache, eatarrh, cough, and all external inhsm-
n''''n ." convinced Of Its .Sf:ey X MICS His u.
L.ne, fs~ Req. FATHER BOYLE
Ps.r friend He fe... send me . supply Of BALM
Vim Sss gssay :S:rssS e NJ
wili be DAILY honOred. en- sltcssther pleased with
JUN -, 1871. F.T BOYLE.
KEEP CooLi
D. bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
isrins is.@ s s.sr, Win a9S that hat. SUI
:, ,,l ssSs q cSSxSF s ss'i:!sn or ElsEl
Ss ~ r. e %. ssi isS E. E.
sG sG s:s p, s ss
Washington. g. W. Crepley, lilo Bridge street
ITnopes A. kitchie, ~ High st.. 7. L. cropley s
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
gh and d streets. See testimonials and direc-
MADAM MOODEY's ABDOMINAL CORsETs
N1 60 highly recommended BY good physf ans, q
sAuns c9ssEr FACTORY, los rs street, bet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

APPOINTED. The President has appointed
James Neville United States Attorney for Ne
braska.
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NEW NoRK, July lo.-rhere was an excited
meeting Of the Irish Confederation In avenue al
yesterday afternoon. A resolution aeprecafin- a
any attempt 20 obstruct or prevent the Ors-,.ss
PROCESSION vaf voted down. The dlspositi1 a, 20
the majority was In favor Of violence we
ulssioners. ~fo0 WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

REV. DIR. JoHS W. FRENCH, professor OF
ethics and law, at the United States AIiIitary
Academy at West Point, who died Saturday
will be buried to- morrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

INTERNAL REvENuE--The receipts from this
source to-day were S1,1s5, 621H.
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GOVERNOR COOKE has appointed Mr.. A. S.
Pratt member of the commission to audit
claims against the late corporation of Washing
ton, in place of j. c. NcKelden, declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
MARSHALL has gone to Fauquier county, and
VIII be absent about ten DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-10

GENERAL BABcooK, Commissioner of Public
buildings and Grounds. returned here fIom
Long Branch this morning
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The Railroad Murder

NEWAEK, n. j., July 1o.-The cOroner's Jury
In the case Of the Newark Railroad disaster re-
turned the following verdict We, the jurors
empannelled to inquire into the cause OF the
death OF George Hill, Frank Herman, Daniel w
White, John RockafellOw, and Samuel = Tay-
Tor, employees Of the Newark and New York
Railroad Company, do find that the deceased
came 70 their death IN the city OF NeWarksn
from Newark and the T:s5 train from New YORK,
IN consequence Of a misplaced switch. and we.
the jury, do say that the misplaced switch was
The resut OF oarelessness on the part OF The switch
tender, William Thompson, and We 90 also CEN
sure the company of the Newark and New York
Railroad Tor employing, or allowing 90 be en-
ployed, nron their road young and inexperienced
men 70 hOldresYonsible POSITIONS.
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Nxw YoRx, July Io.-Fred aer,,.r,
~, icing discovered this morning fn a honse 3,
- - <geet, jumped from the second vinao1
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PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-Madame CarOlins
Nskaw, aresidentOf AOyamensing, aged ninety
seven, died few DAYS since. She had been
thrice married. Her first husband. Mazarre,
was the agent Of Marshall Grouchy. and built a
large mansion in Christian street Tor Marshall,
but the latter not coming 10 this country, IL was
sold, Mazarre becoming the owner, and his
widow occupied u. She afterwards married her
coachman. named Smith, but he diving. she
married MakaS, who, deserving her because she
refused 70 deed her property % him, she became
recluse- She was very eccentric, occasionally
appearing I'm the street inagnincently dressed.
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SECRETARY RoBEsoN is expected here this
evening
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A singular Piece Of yfIIafny.

M1PHls, July ia dispatch 20 the App4aT,
from crinth, Miss, says "A tobacco dealer from
Louisville, named Shufy, was robbed OF $500 az
with deputy U. 5. Marshal, named MesSler.
The latter took up the lamp for the purpose OF
looking for the money, but purposely OF by ac-
cident broke ~, and the burning oil fen ON Shu-
fy's lap, burning him 30 badly that little hone A.
entertained Of his recovery. In the confusion
the purse was forgotten. IL Is generally believed
the lamp was broken 20 conceal the crime.
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Fri<htfuI AceSs

BERLrx, ONT, July 10 So .cno,, ma.
n nsr se, ~. ee reaee om the rain in tan
one bnndrsS srfo,e >py, precipitsfing about
The scene 4 reer~ ~ into The vsts bcneafh.
ali vers rescne lscnted a. fearful. Fortunately
drovned. "a except one little boy, who Was
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PosrNAsTER GENERAL CREswELL Is expected
to return from Elkton, Nd, tomorrow morning
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Prom View York.

Adyor HdH Sdyt Tkcre WI BE- no Riot.
NEW YORK, July 10-Mayor Hal this morn
ing again asserted that there would be no riot:
That the Oranemen in case they paraded would
be protected. The impression prevails that tn,
Hibernian Societies win take the advice OF the
clergy and not interfere with the Orangmen.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc
EXCURSI0N NINTH STREET METHODIST
II PRoTESTANT CHURCH AND
SIfNnAY


ExoURsIIoN NINTH STREET METHODIST
:" fhor sTNbHT ssthHH 6ot. AND
TO MARSHALL HALL. on steamer ARROW,
WEDNESDAY, July 18th, at 10 and ~
IS cents n B."No bSnd d no dancing dancing
no other excursion same day to same place. jylO2t'
EXCURSION OF THE FIFTH BAPTIST
DON'T roRGETH fRE sR GHER GGHRcuRsroN TO
RRbhG c s,sSI "a on "WEDNESDAY, July I2th.
9TH street, at 10 O'Clock a. m, stopping IT,
Ct "a. Alexandria, arriving at Aqua Eaz
win be taken for Richmond The The eacursionist. will
leave for Washington on THURSDAY att O'Clock
TICKETS, ROUND TRIP, 50. jyIo-a.
GRAND EXCURSION no LAKE SD.
" PERIOR.
IT. THE FL! UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY win
ffa HId 51g i TSrrnfT vlfEaEThpgg
2Oth, DETROIT July 2lst, ona
Grand Excursion Around Lake Su.
peri0r,
Visiting every point of interest that celebrated
The trip will Occupy twenty day. Prominent
Detroit, Detroit River, Lake St. Clair and Hai' Rte9
SSa;r r, Lake Hur9n saSlt Ste Marie, St. Marys
Silver Island Fort William day yh to S Sis
AmeSys BGath bsy and she
field, La Pointe, Portage Lake, Copper Mines one
day; Marquette, fIron Mines at Negaupee one day
the Pictured Rocks, Point aux Pins, Debour, Mack
mac and Putin Bay.
Parties intending TO camp on the Fishing Grounds
AZ Neepigon River should provide themselves with
Tents. Camp Equipage, &c.
experienced physician will be on board the en-
tire trip. sufficient number of Laundresses will
be on board. good Band of Music will accompany
As only EIGHTY. TICKETS will be sold, applica.
ton for them should be made at once.
. Fare for the entire trip, including Meals and
Berths, 1928.
For passage and oil information apply to
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
I Main street, Buffalo.
3. ID. CALDWELL, GENT NJ ger
B. r. PATRICK,
JeAtJyl9 General Passenger Agent, Buffalo.
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COMMISSIONER PARKIR, Of the Indian Bureau,
here on Saturday evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T INcoLN H ALL.
In accordance with the request of many citizens,
THE CHORAL SOCIETY
Will givea
GRAND CONCERT,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY ~, 1871,
On which occasion viii he Sung their celebrated
-4 PRIZE SONG. - ava :.
They will be assisted by 80.
MRS. EDWARD DROOP,
BEETH0yEN OCTETTE. 20.
Conductor .........Mr. Harry G. Shernanl
Admission 8 4. including reserved seats. ri
Sale of seats at Metzerett * Co.'S /
Active and inactive members will forego their
privileges for this concert By order of the society
! iylO-3t Ia - 81 - -.
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RICHN E SIS !!

RICHNESS!
We HONORABLE LEGINLATJrRE
SEEkETH IMPORTATION FROM
UNCLE GEORGE
UNCLE GEORGE IMPARTETH IN
FORMATION TO YE HONORABLE
LEGKsLATVRE
We Expenses of ye Board Of Rezfstra-
ton.
Ne Letter OF We Honorable A. =. SOLO
mons, Chairman of We Committee
OF Ways and Means OF We House
Of Assembly TO We Honorable
George y. Gideon, Chair
man OF We Auditing
Committee OF We
Board OF Regis
tration.
" Ban OF Renss Uststed.
.fnsscer or Ia Honorable g. =. g., Chafr-
saaa OF Ia "A. q. Of IS ~. OF N. TO
Ne Honorable a. =. -. CHAIR
saaa Of ~ q. OF ". a ~.
or Is m. Of A.
IS BfH or Efsms sfrsn.
Citations from Plato, Shakespeare.
Beau Hickman, Escuiapius,
Soerates, Sf. Paul. aud
Lydia Thompson.
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BEER STANPs LOOKING UP.-The orders re-
ceived at the Internal Revenue DEPARTMENT for
lager beer. stamps are now averaging about
600 per day, being nearly four times as great
as the orders received during corresponding
period of last wear
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Archbishop NcCI~StSey ON the Threat
eBed Riot.

at Queenstown Sunday.
Archbishop rcSisSkey ON the Thre,t.
eBed Riot.
NEw NORE, July le.-Archbishop McCl ieke,
IN sermon al the dedlcstion OF a new Catholic
church at II arlcnl. said 80 Everything tells H.
systematic and combined effort 4 now beir.,
mace 20 excite anti-CathOlic move IN tn
community. The procession announced % take
place "wednesday next Is intended by the partici-
pants cat least BY the chief moversl 10 t,ro.ll,.,
the end have spoken OF. hut what they do All
how they act, n r. not our business % discass.
The question for Us IL, what Is the duty OF to
Catholics of tits occasion? Beyond AT 'donlf a
Is 20 prove before their felow-cifizells ana bef -
The world that, no matter what provocation n 81
mayreceiye, and no matter how wantouly sow
they may be taunted aud insulted, they knt.,S
how TO sustain right, and they can DO thai Only
by showing themselves % be devoted lovers Oh
order ana preservers Of peace. Therefor 4
earnestly eNhort every CsthOlic % beware 81
even going near that Orange PROCESSION Wesns.-
day next, II Il Is % take place at all, aud hope
the wisdom of prcTentsnsft With sII NV WI, M 9
entreat YOU. Irish Catholics TO make no couDf.r
demonstration OF any kind. do nothing that
would give your enemies the chance they covet
20 divert % yOu the Odium the Orangemcn
viii De sure 90 bring upon hemselveg
II they arc allowed b carry out their unprOvokcd
programme Of silly Oifensveness unmOlesied.
They are not worthy Of recognition even a. foes
Avoid them as you would any other pests III
YOU pursue any other course under the lead OF
these dangerous societies that have been A.,
church, then you will commit a crime against
your God and country by disturbing the public
peace and resisting the constituted authorities:
you VIII commit most grievons blunder by fall
ing into the very trap that is set for yOu. warn
all parents husbands, and brothers 10 90 % their
empioyments and attend 20 their ordinary
ayocations as usual on "Wednesday. ani re-
Turn peacefully TO their homes I'm the
evening as though no such temptation
70 DO evil was ever thrown in their way. Let
Catholic mothers and wives and sister remain
az their homes and attend 90 their home Duties
and allow no unworthy curiosity % draw them
near this procession. ON the other hand, let me-
entTeat you TO do everything in your power, now
ana hereafter, 20 spread and foster q spirit OF
conciiiation and fOrbearance, IN accordance with
the teachings Of our holy church, which, echOing
the words OF the Apostle, commands YOU 90 love
tht m that hate you, bless them that curse YOU.
and pray Tor them that prosecute and calumniats
you. Re member, We are In a free country, and
that you yourselves were instrumental in making
the Laws in which you are now asked and er-
peeted "a obey. The authorities also who are 20
enforce these laws are chosen by the people.
Therefore any resistance on your part 20 those
laws would be the most grievous Of crimes and
the most dishoBorable OF deeds"
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,e. 1917, July Do. ssrses B. ssa.s.. .
last night, aged seventy-fve. Pse'soy
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BoeTox, July Io--Col. a.. - ve.Sesdsx q.
on Gen Banks, died In Walths. 0ra,sa !
eonsgmgtson He arrived from Eex :
yss,. vse1 me where he has been for seven
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SeveF1ne1t Lea Wffna~-,
e. Szw y OK July 1e.-If d freely rcporfeS c.
nc &c sleet Today that the new Covcrnneuf los,,
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,. Saerma. A.s.g sne Ksssek..

oaerHSn A6oaG s1e A sse.s
q. s. A, and party Of twenty-one lsdies and
gents from West Point, arrived az the kossin
Houee- They are going on an excursion doyn
United States. Several other sfhoers Of the ..
g. A are here.