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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
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@ai9iugtom. -Es iinb abermals piele DOR
Trauen unter3ei9nete Denfldrtften eeeer
Trauenftmmre9t AT ben @pn9reb se1anb,
tpereen. Sis jest baben ca. 5000 Trauen
tasesen protefirt.
Der Glsrf bes &eprdltntantenbaulss, SIC.
Ybarion, bat elm gerjet4niB Der Witeltebe,
>es t6aules onsefertist. Der pplttiIhenMn,
fdauuns na9 lnb $50 &epublttaner, &c
Demofraten. II Bis Is 9ise I'm Gpn9reE
tperben betritten.
Der 5Aasamts'S efretlr bat SEN 9ulfss
e9asmeiter tn New gorf an9ewisien, jeeen
Mittwc4 pibrenb pe5 Monat5 Mdr3 ;pei
MiQtonen Bombs 5u perfaufen uno I'M Gan'
sen iieten MiQipnen @elb a%n,utauien.
! Der Steuerttmmt1lr BAT mittslt 1unb'
idreibens betannt senadt, bab er fur BE
3ufunft nidt e~e1atten spirp, bae etneteuer.
bearter irsene Elm Staats' pberNunieipal>
amt netenbet p~er.palttt.
Su G9ieagu traf Gin "a. Der iapaneFihs
@elantte BET ber &esieruns gu @aibinstpn
prta;M esxiseeni, in8esleituns son 81 anoe.
rem Yrinsen Elm. Gin Stei1 Der @sleuiaafi
bestbt ii9 na4 @albinston, Der anbere mad
England.
8erunslldt.-Iuf benz Dampter .&cb
Roy", rpel9er i& Int %. auf Der Tabrt
Don ct. 2ouis mad 3eotut befunb, erplo>
birte In Der Ndbe bes Sort @afbtnstcner
arienals bic Dampitrouamel, wobur& Elm
Neser setobtet unb etn spetter tins @a6er
seworfen, ober fpdter serettet wurbe. gben-
fats wurben 3spet Der @1n Mub ursbfaen
Menaserie, bic I@ an 8orb befanb, 3usebS>
rise @amee1e tins @afer eef4leubert. Sbr
@irter .erlitt cine fawere @unbe am &oYfe
blieb aber font unoerlest. Der Dampfer
leste fofort an.
81 NaibbiQe taste in BEN lesten pier ST.
gen elm Convent Der Garbtsen ppngennehee
Is purben 8eiAli0e ansenommen, tn noel
den ertldrt &piYo, tab fat aQe S4ulen fur
fartise &inter aueerbalb Der @tdbte tn6ol'
&c Der an ben 2ebrern b%esansenen Grce6e
seialo6en finb, unb bic farbtsen &inber Jest
son Der 8unbesresteruus bic @tttel ermar'
ten ma6en, I'M @4ulunterrtdt 3u 9enteben.
Su Soma inb tnnertalt bret Netlen Don
MarYsptne, Nartun Gpuntp, flnf5etn Sob
lenminen in &rbeit. Mud in Der Ndbe Don
Spencer, GlaY Co., wurben &oblen entbedt.
aus Ri@igau.-1eber BE MusiiAtsn Don
Der Yfrf&'Grnte in Der nd4fen 5atiou
.pirb aus @ranb 9aoen beri4tet, tas sesen'
rrdrtis ale 9ofnuns auf eiaen unsew0bn'
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Is rreIppnbena.)

Netu 11lAt, 4. M dr5, 1871.
Sn :@et .Netpton lit unseadtet Der idle9~
ten eAlittenbabn cine imn1enie 9uantitdt
Don 8aubpl3 fur bic ter Stride aufaefaps
pelt. Dem Sra&tasenten Der Siour Gitp
&ifenbabn, @rn. 8eYben setubrt beionoer:
Nnertennuns unb DAM, ba ct fir bret 9um'
berears auf @nfuden 6srrn @f1rrers III.
8ersbolb bic Trabt Bis our 9dlfte nadlieB.
Desslstaen taben aud bic 9erren @af4>
burn unb Camp in Minneapolts Don benen
bas Qumber sefauft puree, b1s @niuAen
oeflQi9t unterftaBt une auberbem nod bic
@umme Don Is Dollars 5um 8efen Der
Stride nadsela6sn. &ae @9tuns uno Gbre
ipldem @%robmutb: =
Die @et,Newtner taben feline llrfa4e
teim gesinn ibres l1nternebmens entmutbist
3u iein, penn ii9 aud bartn man4er Stein
bes Mni tcbes funb ma9te, tab, ais iiber Elm
Dusenb @6litten mad Gem entfernten
ct. @eter nad benz 2umber 9in9en, tas
8isAen S4nee I9mo15 unb bic Tabrt wirf>
lid cine bDAft erbdrmli6e mar. Die Stride
Don New l1m bat aus Der Statuensieeeret
bes 9erren @erf BON Netp ycrt Elm prdbtt>
ees Gruciir Don aniebn1iAer Orobe erbal>
ten, unb serfeblt be1en Mnblid nt9t, ben
"tieiten Ginbrud auf ben 9ei4auenben 3u
MAIDEN. Gta19Dner 8reu;wee ausManden
miro erpartet, unb barber ipaterbtn metr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Sbafopee, 4. Mdr3, 1871.

SyUtupeVs =. utuI3, 1ol1.
BUR @rsdnnjung bes 8ert4tes uber bic
Tair Der ct. Marfus Stride TIT @bafopee
tptrb uns mttsetbeilt, bab bic in oortser
Summer entbaltene Correspondent; lber tas
eladltAe &eiultat ber senannten Tatr et>
tpas einiettts fei; benn tuenn AUDI bic Spfer.
wtatsfett unb bas unetsennast9 8efreben
Der In berielben senannten @erren, wdbrent,
Dor, unb mad Der Satr, porsisli9 anertanut
gu tuerben Serbtene, 70 1iese bod sernlnftt.
ger 8eiie tint @uni9e ber betrefenben Mit>
9lteber bes COMMITTEES. bab aud bic ubri>
gen opfermiatsen @emeinbem ttslteber we-
ntsfens int Musemetnen Dfentli9e &ner>
%fennuns fnben io1eu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

Die S@ul6rioer (0hristian Brothers.
taben in Nep gprt $4,000 36slinse. Der
Orben 3iblt lest $50 Mits1ieber in @meri>
ia, 100 pirten in Der Gr3oiSceie Stem gcrf.
ST Sort &idarnian, 8eras, taben bic ta'
tbplii9en @plbaten bes 6. Ser. ct. @apal'
lerie>3 estments unter Dem 81. Sanuar e.
men 9rctef seeen bic %1furpation &cm's
burd gictor emmanuel er1aFen.
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8ermi16 teS 8.

Grhbehen.-Dte ;ueri aus DarmRabt &C.
msleets Grberiaattsruns 1T laut bis jest
sorliesenben Na9ri4ten weitb;n reripart
tporben. Die fabltde @ren3e Der Bewesuns
f9etnt dbnlt9 ME int Sabre 1869 bur9 bas
norbSf1i9e @artembers bis Stuttgart unb
GBltnsen 3u seben, Don bort tpefwdrts tem
@Gnor;wolo ;u uter Calm mad M9ern an
ben 89ein. Die Gridlttsruns Yfanate ben
beiben nfern tes &teines entlans uno auf
cine Strede laneeinpdrts (Darmaabt,
Srautfurt, @iestaben ,c.) fi6 fort uno fanb
wts es ibetnt, an Der Milntune Der 9atn
ibren Aussans. Aud In Strabturs 1T an,
10. Sebr. frab IN balb 6 ubr cine 3iemltd
tarfe Grberfdatteruns psripart pcrten, pas
taeur6 beicntere Grmdbnuns peti EFT, bab
ais cine Tolse terelben auf benz Wutten>
bersplase an Der Gde Der fog. @ewertslaute
Elm Sod Don et'pa a6t SUP Stefe unb einert
rlmrfan9e ron etna rier Q%uabratfu6 ent>
fanben 1T. Guberbem bat l9 In Der
@&lo0ersafe cine nidt unbebeutenbe GIN
fenfun9 bes Strasenp1aFers eetileet.
Gbiua.-8ur bic 3eirednuns bergtineien
beainnt Mitte Sebruar Elm neues Sabrtau>
ienb, Don Der biForiiAen 3ettgbina's an &C.
re&net, bos fanite. Gielss Gretsnib miro
bur9 Elm 6ef ssfetert befsn Cauer
auf jran5is 3ase fefselebt 1T.
&ergiftung.-Gie 4emifae llnterfu6uns
Der sesen,rdrtts 70 bsliebten @apter.Graeen
fat erseben, bab bas ba3u permeneete ga.
pier eutwsber nit 3infwei6 (3tntoryb) ODER
nnitS 9weripat (g1sitiulpbat) iiberscsen 1T.
8eire Subfansen iinb uebr pber tueniser
sifis. Gas Srasen folder Yapier,&ra9en
er;eust raber bduf9 @autanfrsf unsen am
9alle taeur6, bab bic @autausointuno bic
reise Tarbe lost uno Seren giatrireen in
rje }2autrcren Yerm!tte!t.
Gin Sdtuinaier.- SIC @rlilei ;uSiHus.
lsten BAT neulitb eiNcn tntereTartm Sung
9ema6t. Gin junser Damn, Ger lh iirn
felt ldnserer 5eit ais uSrpnpyin; BON t5aa>
npper" 1aaentli1 bel rtelen 0anbbewrtaer
Der grooin3 9annousr siasefubrt bat y
Don ibiaen NIT bebeuteHoen @clcIuMmca
untertast worten fem fDQ - BON eirer 6a<
milie fpa CT felt Nooember y. S. lber 500
Sbl. erbalten 9aben - 1T in Ter @abnbof5
Rsfauraticn feitsenpmmen wprben. Gr
wurbe balo aus elm fd,cn tefraites Cub
jeet aus Ser Ge9enb ron Oeutbtn entbedt,
TatalismuS. - Cine 8emerfuna, pelGe
nc9 bon N;emanb eenadt .porben it, 9lau>
ben nit, faste bic vGuYenne", 1T bic, tab
tas unbeilpoae (desastreuse) Sabr 1870
nit einem Gam flag bescnnen unb beih1p1.
fen Bat, 9eaau pie taS Sabr 1914 xnslud.
liaen Mnbenfsns. Das cine unb bas an
bere bis1er fur Tranfrei@ 70 serberbliAen
Sabre BADEN ben Riebsrsana beS Napcleo<
niiden @efirns ssisbsa. Die rGuysnne"
tdtte binsufasen iannen, oaB berSamfas bel
BEN gprien ME bel ZEN Srlinbern ais I'M
eladstas gilt,
9nmor.-Ter uGbarisari" bat na9 elmer
gasiir e%rrreiponten5 aud pa1reao bes
gomtaroemeats ni1t ieiaen t9umpr rerlo<
rem. Gtam, Ter berIbmte 3eiAncr, felt
unter Dem Sitel: lie Bombardement" et>
men gapa rcr, Der ieiasn SYr0blins an Der
@anr, eiliaft i;ter bic grids ~rettrirt. vWas
ii tenn bas, sara z" fraste Der &leine bein1
MIf leuHten Der 8rmten. uMein Spbn,
ba5 1T bas Shtu6bpuquet Der Teusrwsrfe
tes Is. @u9uit (hes Narptepnstaess)."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
ct. Neter8 nuterftntung8=De rein.

Das Rrantea<G Committee beg ct. Peters ltnteraasunes>
Npril befett aus ~frlsenben 5erren:
Oberer Dtfriet: Ser Sch. grampf. A.. gDarb.
nod Bel Sob: U eter. wlt&ael Gid, sr. 10 Gr@aase
Straee, 3. Warb.
unterer DiRritt: Grrrob QBfeltrl3, 2. Warb.
Rstert unb 13. Ctr. geter grOpf. A. 05arb:
TrautS | d, Sefr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
Smlanoii@e Ma9rt@ten.
Rir41i3e s.
(Offete1l.)
Tafteu : Oeroronune fur bic Di6=
ccic ct. 4au1.

ccfc ct NanI-
Mfhumittmp4, Der erite Sag In Der Sa'
fen.tt, fdat bieies Sabr auf ben %. St.
bruar.
l. Mae Sage In terTafen3eit, @pnntaee
ausaenpmnen, finb sebotene Safta9e.
2. Das @ebot bes Tafens serfanst bic
Gntbaltuns Don @peiien, NIT Musnabme
elmer Mabl3eit, fowie es aud Don bteier ben
@enub son Tleii9peiien ausi9ltebt.
3. Der @enub ponSetiafpetfen Bel btefer
etnen @ablseit 1T tebo& in bieier Dt6eefe
bur9 Dtfpenfatton erlaubt, nit Musnabn,e
bes Mitwods unb Srettass ieber @odt bes
Quatember.S Santiago unb Der 4 1estenSase
Der Tafenseit.
4. Slide unb Tleiia blrfen ni9t BET
berielben Mabl3eit 9enp0en rperbe..
5. CUR 3ubereituns Der @petler 1T
@dweinefett er1aubt.
6. Cine fletne Grfrii9uns, 9etpobnlt4
COLLATION. eenannt, bic ben 4ten She'll elmer
Mablsett niat aberfAreitet, 1T &tenos e.
laubt; Bel elmer fol@en COLLATION. barfen
Slide, Butter, Safe, &c. seno0en tperben.
@ewobnbett srlaubt au@ bes @orsens
etne @9ale &aiee, 1bee pber tiinne Go
eplate NIT esnem 8i7en Srob gu senteesn.
7. Das 5aaensebot YerpFidtet unter e.
ner GobfanbeIQe jene, pe1de tas q. eebens.
jatr pcaenbet baben. Tolsenbe @erionen
inb aus belosberen @riinben pom Tafen
disagreement:
l. Die 3ranfsn 2. bic nit iAweren
arbsiten rper erid6pfenben pftdten Be-
ibdftisten; 8. Srauen wdbreno .ibrer
@%9man9erbaft unb 70 1an9e fe ainoer IT'LL
len.
@erlpnen, we1be iG felbt Dom TaFense>
Bot entiauloisen.ob sr uutAbifen3 nadluaen,
1onen I'M @ewi6en iber3eust fem, bab Der
@runb ibrer unfd9isfeit gu fafen in wirf>
li9em u%nsermDsen unb ni4t In su GROCER
MaaiiGt nit Rd fslbf liese. SIN sweifel'
baften TdIen wenpe man itd an 1eiuen5eel'
fprser; AUDI iolten iid jene, welde ausse'
nommen fino, na& Srdften bemaben, bic
Nt1tbeaAtuns bes TaHens bur4 anbere
Bubmerfe 3u erieben uno in1ebereinfimmuns
nit ben, @eife Der Stride In bieier beilisen
:3ett in @emeiniaait NIT ben llebrisen Dem
@ebet unb 5ammluns bes Settles Der 3eue
unb 3erfnirihuns iber bic Sanben ih Bin
seben.
s. Dusgebpt berGntbaltun9 ponTleii1.
ipet(en p~erbinoet ale, nit Musnatme tleiner
8tnbcr.
9. Yerionen, tuelde RON Der obligation
gum Tafcn ,pesen &ranfbeit, f9merer Mrbeit
&c. fret Tne, fino nidt u%erbunben, blps ein>
NAL Tleti6 ;u elen, an ben Sasen, an Nell
den Tleiid erlaubt 1T.
Die prteler werben tpibreno Der 6aien
;u fefsefesten 3etten beionoere @noa4tsab'
unsen balten in ibren Rir9en. @rattii4e
8elebrunsen uber bic driRtiAen Ylidten,
BITE 9atramente unb bic redte gcrbereitun3
auf beren tpurbisen Gmpfans folea bel bic
ier Oelesenbsit geten weroen; aud ip1len
fte bic tbrer Serse anpertrauten Sinner i'm
&atedismus gut unterri9ien unb bieienisen,
welde bas seb0rise sitter erreidt boben, fur
ben gmpfane Der eriten 81. &cmmunien auf
Slttn scrbereiten.
SIN Outrage pss 5oaw' fen 6rn. Si'
ihrfs.
Sptn Sre1anb, Sefretdr.
ct .YauL %. Seb. 1871.
ct. Qcuis, Mc.-@r. Grjbiidcf &enrid
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

Senatoren b%ebaupten, es wcroe unmD9lia
fem, elm 3u:tbritte1suptum rehabilitation bes
Gertrases auiamuenjubrinsen, pte aud Der
Beridt Der Gcmmi1ipn ausfa nen tperbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

St. Qcuis, Mc.-@r. Gr3tiidcf Senrid
Fat Elm srpBes @runpild 9efauft, auf BEN
eine pradtppIe Gat6etra1e 9ebaut werten
iou. Das @runbfud umfabt bas 9an3e@e>
ntert, peldes RON Der @tesnut, Der Ytne,
Der %. unb %. Strase, einsei41cGen 1T
unb bilbet cine Der beten 2a9en, bic man
fur bteien 3wed in Der 5tabt fnben tann.
Gs tei6t, ba6 Der Bau 70 balb pie mS9lt9
bescnnen unb tab bic neue Satbebralt etne
Der er6eten unb srobarttsfen in cen Ser.
Staaten perben fol-.
81 Saltimcre, Mb., beabd&tist man bic
Grri9tuus elmer bDbmtia> tatbolifaen Sir
de I'M SNlt@en Stabttteile. Gs befnben
f6 iebr pie1e bSbmtlAe &attolifen baltltf.
Dieienisen unter ibnen. pelde teutia per-
fsben, sinsen btsbsr Scnntass in bic teut'
1hen &ir9en, aber tie anberen blteben mel
items su @aule. Debba1b bate ftA ihpn
Dor lanssrer 3eit Der 6o6w'fe Grsbtlhcf
Spalotn9 hepcsen 9efunben, einen@ eltprte>
fer aus gDeinen gu berufen, wel6er nun
f9en mebrere Monate lang int ct. Miha>
els.Sdulbauie i'm pberen5aaIe @pttesoienft
fur fdmutltde 80bmen sebalten BAT. Nun
lit am Is. Tebruar etn @runbfid an Der
Nprbpf>@ de Der 8robwas unb SIC Gloerrs-
fraee fir $4,000 anesfauft mprten.
Die fat9oliide Stride in ben Ser. @taa.
ten umfaet 7 &irdenprppin3en nit ebenlo
stelen GrsbilhDfen, SO 8tiASfen unb apo
Rplilden gicaren, 4 infulirten Mebten, 4l40
grisRern, $50 relisiSien uno G~rstebunssin>
~tituten, SO 9~olpitdlern unb Waifenbauiern.
etua 1000 @farridu1en uno arndbrene s.
100000 @ldubisen.
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MR.. BEaGH AND TINE MAYOs.

10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The public are generally gratiled that the lndis
Greet and illegal acts Of the agents Of Mr. Bergh's
society in the stoppage OF cars and other public
vehicles have at last received the attention OF the
Mayor and police, and It is nope1 that after the well
merlted rebuke administered by Mayor Hall the
operations OF Mr. Bergh's society will hereafter be
confined to the legitimate OBJECTS OF IFS ncorpora.
ton. Drivers OF vehicles would doubtless never
have so quietly submitted to the imperious acts or
usurpations Of power on the part Of the persons
employed by Mr.. Bergh had it been generally known
that no agent OF the society Is authorized 10 make
an arrest In any case whatever unless specially
deputzed by the Sheriff for that purpose. Diligent
inquiry at the Sherirs office has failed to disclose
that any such deputy has been appointed. While Mr.
BerRh confines himself to acts within the letter
or spirit OF the law he deserves be supported bnt
when he usurps the privilege Of organizing what the
Mayor terms street court' to try and condemn
onenders without q legal hearing, or attempts 10
set up the individual Judgment OF himself or chat
Of any one or more OF his agents as against that
or the owner OF horse respecting the capacity OF
the beast or the load ne ought to carry he assumes
prerogative which the law does not confer The
statute makes ofences against the act prohibiting
cruelty to animals q mfsdemeanOr, before convtc-
ton OF which the accused has right to trial BY Q
Court and jury. The provisions or the law are am.
pie for the protection OF the dumb brutes and some
to the owner Of q horse self-interest would I'M
doubtedy secure fair treatment TO the animal and
In the case Of the owners OF public vehice THAI in
nuence and the liability TO be indicted for INSIDE
mean0r is undoubtedly SUFFICIENT TO guard against
any abuse. JUSTlTIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-04
BROOKLYJ BURNIyGs.

Losses md Insurance, During The Month of
thusiaspI.
The subjolned report Of Fire Marshal p. Ready, for
the past month, was yesterday submitted to the
Board Of Police Commissioners
To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF PoLIor, BROOK.
GESTLEMKH-There 10 fires in this CITY dnriny The
month OF june just closed against 80 during the previous
month The causes were Spontaneous combrs
uon =; incendarism stoves and gasghs defective
nues q unknown, q kerosene OIL lamps u sparks from
chmneys 3 There very large hres in Brookiyn
during the month The losses and insuances io
ows:7Ioss buildings, Tl1s6O: stock, &337sj: in
suancs on suidngs *5sloo; on stock, $is7o Estimated
Will be from the above figures that BROOKLYN sus
fered very little loss BY fire last month or much or
their success due 70 the pronptness and efficiency
Brooklyn than other city country and n
the people themselves would be careful especially
think losses by fire might be made lower s me dan
OF various burning fluids have already been pointed
those articles st on the Increase here For
instance IRE occurred the 2sh Mt No Is1 Pearl
street. where oil lamp fell the floor three O'Clock In
the morning Mrs Dunn liz match to ascertain the cause
in flames the vilanous stuff having taken are
never he entirely safe from this danger nntIl the
sale Of such compounds Is either totally prohibited brought
THE pASGRR yIREwoRKs THE FOURTH OF JuIy
The use OF fireworks, presume, Will be ms freely
Indulge, rn IN on the coming Fourth Of July as hereto
seven fires IN Brooklyn from this the Fourth
Of July, 1862 some OF which proved quite oisasrons
person who Injuries the property another by fireworks
even shough may not be done maciously leaves himself
spo The rule II ares are caused through the careless re
OF fireworks the Fourth July shall deem n INV
iuy to prosecute the guilty psrts; 70 ihs fullest
BnooKLYN, June 81, 1871 ""'sAA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-04
JERSEY LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Strange Phcnomeron--A House Surrounded
by Firc--NnrrOw Escape from Death.
On the morning OF the Sd the inmates OF a house
situated on the top Of hill known as the Park
Pond Property, were suddenly startled from their
sleep by loud crash. as II The building had been
shattered to It's base. To their horror and amaze
ment they saw the house surrounded by what ap.
peared TO them liquid name. Escape seemed I'M
possible and the fright Of the inmates was increased
by the noise Of falling stones, and
THE DRIFT or BURNING ASHES.
Frantic PUSHES were made to escape from the house
under the impression that 1t was burning and would
soon be q heap OF ruins. When the excitement was
at its highest, however, the body OF fame was
noticed to move Off In the direction OF wire fence
where 1t set fire to large quilt and double blanket
In passing across the intermediate space the flame
struck a tree, blasting 1t. Leaving the wire fence
TO the ast0nisnment OF the beholders who
were now somewhat recovered from their
fright 1t travelled along the ground q regular
pillar Of fire. and, encounlerlng huge oak tree on
Its passage. wreathed itself around It In thousand
fantastic shapes, completely stripping or the bark
ana splitting in Two the solid trunk When the rsi
completely paralyzed, and only reused from their
prostration by
THE DREAD OF FIERY DEATH.
AS soon, however. as it was discovered that the
house was not on fire, and 1t became evident that
tne phenomenon they mad witnessed was entirely
conscious OF cruel burning sensation In
their frames and severe palpitation of the
heart. IL would be impossible TO describe
the feeling OF acute suffering which succeeded to
the FIRST moments OF terror. Sitting hot air filled
the house. which seemed 10 burn up the throat and
nosIriis when inhaled and produce Something OF the
enects OF the simeon IN the desert. Fortunately the
name and heated air passed away in q few minutes
or the result might have been fatal. Indeed, the
people OF the house who so miraculously escaped,
attribute their safety TO the attraction or the wire
fence which goes all round the house and had the
erect OF turning OF large volume OF
THE LIGHTNING FLAME
IN It's advance towards the house. As 10 WAS whero
the flame struck the piazza II passed quite through
cnarrlng the tlrnbcrs and tearing up the planKs
winch were scattered TO distance. The house
stands In a triangular location, and the distance
rom the back OF the, house to the oak tree upon
which the lightning name expended
THE FULL FORCE OF ITS FURY
IS about one hundred feet The galvanized wire
ence WHICH enclOses the grounds exhibits signs OF
having been red hot ana In some places completely
burned away In the intense heat OF the lightning
name. Fortunately u heavy fall OF rain came down
Immediately after the pillar OF flame had passed and
completely extinguished the hctpient Dire In the
charred timbers.
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their superi0rs. me rebels whom called upon
istins to the trouble had pretty much the same
story to tell-viz.. that the priest was tyrannica
The psris6ioners, that he had refused 70 give man
the temperance pledge until the temperance society
had aRoG log for disobeyng him By walking In
testant ministers conducted the religious services,
and so on Alter doing my utmost TO get at the truth
do not In any way representthe feelings OF the vast
MAJORITY OF THE TRANSFORMERS
which was truly represented at their meeting to-
night. They are mere Insignificant faction. Their
charges as to the priests accounts found false In
every particular, as gentleman, who has Official
relations with Bishop C0nroy, told me oday That he
had seen the Bishop as late as ten O'Clock last night
counts of Father O'Sullivan and had found them in
every way correct AS the priest OF every parish
s to the ap S
matters about Decoration Day and the refusal TO ad-
minister the pledge to man whom the society de-
sired to make member, they are mere questions or
obedience. The pastor had forbidden the rebels q
certain thing which, as pastor he considered wrong
ior tnem TO do' ana -
for the dsobedience was the least they could have
done to mend matters. There ls always IN every
parish considerable growing about pastor who
has to be constantly calling for money to erect
schools and benefit the parish generally. Father
talk, learned from many Of the pensioners, has
Prom time to time made subscriptions come along
have been unable 10 md any one of the parshioners
outside OF the bakers dozen OF rebels and their very
very few abetsors who charge that he even mfsap.
ceived for the church. Now for the result OF
THE BAN OF INTRODUCTION.
1t will be enforced to the letter by the Bishop
as he sent word down to-day to that erect. The
church will be closed until the rebels' are made to
confess the error OF their ways. In the meantime
the administration OF the sacramentS as q c0nse-
quence is suspended in the parish. The innocent
must suffer with the guilty and the dying die with
out the last consultations OF their religion, which
consultations good Catholics prize SO dearly. This
is indeed, harsh q very harsh thing for those who
had neither hand nor voice IN the rebellion; nut
innocent, therefore, It 10 to be hoped the evildis
posed men will come to terms at no distant day.
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BURGl AIRY IN SOUTH STREET.

on Saturday night last the warehouse, 2se South
street. occupied by sias W. briggs, was bur-
Rlariously entered by means of the rear window,
which was forced open with some heavy instrument.
Two boxes OF cassla buds, valued at $l60,
were carried of. About ten O'Clock that night
ohicer Michael Walsh, OF the Seventh pre-
cinct, found O man named Bernard Bottinger
in Montgomery street. near madison, with
one OF the boxes In his possession. When arrested
he told the 0n1cer that he had received them from
one Armand Dem0iselle, who was formerly IN the
employ Of Mr.. briggs Demoiselle was arrested on
Sunday night on the corner OF wooster and Spring
Streets BY officers Wild and Jarboe. Mr.. briggs
made complaint yesterday before Judge Scott at
Essex Market, against both Bottinger and Dem0t.
selle. and thew were held In defHult Of baiL