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dire que c'est bien lie monopolc le plus
etrange ct le plus arbi,rarc qu on puisse
lmagner
81 lie gouvcrneur 'appronvat pas ce mo
nopo;c, il aulait Ju ayolr lc ccurag" IT..
METRE son veto au bill, CONNIE il l'u fit
pour dautres bills. ct ne pas lc lais>"r >n
brepticement dcvenir Ioi par Ia publication
qui tn etc faite, jcudi, dams lie journal of
icic
C'est encore sous !" failacieux prttestc
de la "a ubrite publiIue que ce nonopoc
est cree. Ou sarretrru't on dams crttc
vote la. Les proprietaircs d. maiSons qul
ne voudront pas Sc soumct'rc aux prrsCrp-
tlons du bill ct acheter les commodities de
la comPagnie serout pa~>iblcs une amcnd.
de SO a 500, ct les travaux dr fermcturc
dc leurs fosses serunt op6res lcur> frai>,
par ordre du Bureau de Sante. par un en-
treprencur. Jusqu'oG l'arbitraire va-til
descendre
On comprend que Ia faclite avec Iaqucl-
]e les privileges ct les mouopoles sacror.
dent-il lie sagit pour 'c!a que d" graIs>cr
les rouages de la machine ltgi>Ia,'vr-net
Ell apletlt les spfculatcur> iu>sl drvous-
nous nous atteudrc, colnm- lie dit Is Mes.
:agr a voir surgir bicn lau,rc< rrnjrt~.
En- sentinelle vigi'ante, nous ,~rous T. af-
fut pour leg siyualer an passage.
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Une Emeute Negre a Brashear
DEUX HOMAlES TUES.

lie Picnyune public: dams son edition
du soir, la correspondence suivante
Brashear City, 3 janvier 1871.
Les deux derniers jours, nous avons eu
lei une grande agitation. .Samedi il y eu
,.ue representation du cirque dc Noyes.
Uuelques joueurs de profession attaches aux
barraoues aui suivent lie cirque ecorchaient
les ueares. In dc ces jouenrs fut arrcte
at l'oficier, nomme Hanchett, tout en- lie
conduissnt, arreta aussi un eyre qui essaya
de- s'sohapper. lie premier prisornier pour
suivit lc Negro, ct Hnnch"t' 'nl dit d. t''er
sessus, &C qu'il fit, la bale tr"v"rsa"t lie
,,ouu.on 9 .ucLe du nesro 1n' Wourut ls
lendcmain.
Ce,te Attire causa une gran1e agitation
parmi les ue 1res eft, le soir, ausslt6' ap'cs
IA representation, les ne grcs assemb'erens
en- foreo devaut le cirque. I'm jtnne An
x,sis, dsn,eur ct ohanteur, etant sorti DE- Ia
tentc, les neyres tirereat sur ui ct lie tue
rent, SUI te champ.
hbonme qui await sue le nesrs s'esait
sauve immediatement. ct le lend'msin le
anaire ct le ju e d parols>'. pr. Handy,
firent arrescr les hesres qui a'slrnt tue le
blanc Eu pen avan, lie iepa't du steamer
4e bruit courait que les hrn'ucs du cirque
ayaient menace d'aIlrr prcndre lcs prison
piers par faree * de les tuer.. On dit Que
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La bataiIle du Mans,

New York, / Janvirr.-l'n >,tr;,l AT,
Telegram, date du Mans. !r ~ ui,.ut,
dit:--L 'armee de Ia Loire, lc drrr;ivr rS.
polr de 10 France, etc ha'tue dan. une
sanglante bataiile a Z miles. dc cr,tc vile
la canrunade etc cntcnlur t"nfr la jnnr.
nee Tou'e Ia population du Mans c~n,
vrat les tots dars les fanborrrs ou rem
plis>aient les routes >"ivant avec aHxiett Ia
ma'che dn combat Eien que Ia population
eut ete habtnfe a la c1nonnad', II ny a
va' ]1mais Ell plus d'rxc;atin1.
n hrures du matin, IalIe droite de
Parn'ee francaisc qui t;@it / Est dn Mans
etc subitcment attaquec par une avan:-
garde prusscnne qn est sor'ie d"s hois a
l'extrtmc droite des Frnncai> L'alarme
ayant etc donnec, lavant- -cardr dc l'int,ar-
tcric francais. s'eSt mis-" "n ligne, lartille
rie poussant en- avant dams les inerval|c~
laisses dams les ranes La cavaierie pris
des positions sur Ia droite ct sur la gauchc.
La plus belle armce n't,lt pn former une IL,
gne de ba'al|'c plus par:aite. I'arti'leric
etait bien pourvuc d" munitions, ct l'nfan.
tere await recu 100 cartoucheS par houme
Les trains de munitions e'aient hicn places.
;.c champ de batai|le e'ait unc vale 49,
Les dtux armees occupaiont leg hauteurS
opposes les uneS aux autrcS La ligne
FRANCHISE etait semi-circularc ct await dot
T. miles d'etendue. dominant la vallee qui
etait couver'e par II pouccS de neige.
Sur les hauteurs opposees, les Prnssiens
occnpaient une position pressure srmb:ahle.
Peu apres 8 hcures, les PruS>iens ont
commences unc furieuse canonnadr des bois
aupres de l'extrtme gauche, hunqnee par
une immense force de cavalerie, les h"is ca
chant la position Oh les tronrc~ t'aicnt mas
aces avec lintention evidcntc lie tourncr Ia
drote de Chanzy
lie feu dc l'art:llcrie a continue dos drux
c6teb jusqu'a ce que les munitions de lar.
nee prus>ieune eus'cnt etc rrcsqnc tpni.
sees. A,ors leg of1iccrs pruS>irn> >ort lie
venus fnrienx ct ont donne urlrc a irt.n-
terie l'avanccr, les Francois :'asancnn' \
vec une egale rapidte tout lie long de> Ii
CUES pour rcncontrcr les Allemands dams
un combat de monsquctcric rapprocht.
Les AIlemands etaicnt froids ct cunron.
tres, ct les FrancaiS Sc compor'airnt bra
vement. Mais vers midi, les mobiles ont
commence ftchir, ct les Francai> Il ont
pas pu tcnir plus lonet'm''s leurS positions
ct ont commence retrlilcr
Les morris ct les blr>se> lonchai"nt les
champs Qui etaicnt rcnges de- sang. ct 'r car
mage etait cffroyab'e. Quirs. mile Frau
Gals etaicnt tombes avant ) hcures, moment
OH |armec FRANCHISE etait en- rlein" rctrai,
te. lie nombre des troupes engagrc> d">
deux c0tes etait de GO,OOO On dit que le
gen Cbanzy est maladc; mais il u encore lie
commandment. ct on sa'tcnd &c qu' unc
autre bataille Sc livrc demain.
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$40 de reCOmDenSe.

Eyarcc on voice, du sousSignf
va Il Oprlols;,s. il v environ un
@3S<h mois, unc belle mule tcxicnne, for
tcmcnt constitute. cnllcur bruno fnnctr,
crinirrc ct Queue ra>t'rs, en- bon ttat ny-
ant dies marques dc traits 1T de collier. -
agte d'cnvjron Is ans, marquee CS sur In
c,onpe ct sur l'tpaul;; crttc mar4uc ttant
prrsqne invisible.
La rtcompensc ci dcs>t,> scra accortl,;r
il cclui qui iarnt'ncr:t ccttc mule au sous
sign.:, ii Opclous;.s.
MARTIN MEDlc1S.
0Irlousas 2l Dt'cembre 1870 lJtf
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AVIS A QUI DE DROIT.

KTNE runscur ci,eulaut que j'ai pris 4
u bail 10 Cate Eerandah, tenu recem
ment par N. y. Quatrevanx, je crois de-
voir informcr mes amis ct patrons que .ie
s,,is cntieremcnt stranger Ii Get etablisso-
nsent; mais que jc ticns tonjours mon an
Glen Cafe, devant la Mai
son dc Cour, Oh je me ferai toniours un
plaisir dc continuer recevoir mes amis
ct le public qui voudra bicn m'encoara-
ger. W. r. COCHRAN.
Opclousas Il Janyier 1871,
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CRANES De JARD|NAGE.

TABACS, CIGARE$, sc. &c. Sc &c.
- lie proprit!airr On. p"s"y) dtv"ur
tnut son temps i l'ttudc 1T Ia con,l,o>i-
tiun It la vtntr 4" ,n'dirnncnts >;;l y It
rccomr.andnblp-
Ninyt -,lcuk ans d'cSp,'ricncc 1T dc pr,-
tlpuc lnrr<>lntcS. joint ullc determine
ton cnn>iHntr IT, e r,.nlrr utilc It com
plaiSans, srlvlunt il lui mtritrr III conti7
nration he lrstimc ct 'lr l'rncnurAy,.-
Eitilt de- scs nnmh,,IiN riirnt>
I.r> prtsrlirtinnS DIES mtdrtn4 Snnt
rrmllirs avrr lc pln~ grand snin ii toutc
hrurr du Jour on d, III mutt ct ricn u,,r
les plus rul> ntdicanrn,s ~"nt employees
pour ltur composition. IT les c"in,nun-
DIES dies hahItautS >crcnt { yalcmrnt ,"ni-
plies nvec ~uin rt clurrtS>tmcnt.
JOHN pnSEI, pl,arna, len.
Opclou>aS % oct. 100. 1T
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Prix rebuilt des anaonces.

F.n So rcfrrant !, nos conditions, on vcr-
ia q1" nous avnnS ltdnit dc lcauroup L.
pix DIES unnoucrs. C'tst pourquoi nous
osons presenter au,jourh'hui lc Courier
CONNIE ot1'rant les conditions davis les
plus nodtlcts, quand to,ltctnis la lni sur
les impressions ne force pas rannonccur
d"llcr payer d'avantagc aillcurs. Avec
dies priX uannunccs ;ussi rcduits, (2J
cents par carrt) nous avons lieu d'attcn-
Dire un avis dc chaquc marchand, lc cha
que profession, meter etc.
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Male trOuVee.

TN affranclli dtposG il mon nEgasin
u Opelous;ls, unc petite MALE de
voyage (neuvt) marquee II l'cncrc: Miss
\. Gilmore, piaquemine BrulGc, conte-
nant dies effets don't Ia nature nest pas
connue. Cctte MALE etc trouvtc 4 10
on ! MILES Sud Quest d'Optlousas, en-
tire Noel ct lc Jour dc Fan. Lcpropric-
taire est prize de venir la rtciamcr, payer
les Irais ct la recompcnsc sill va lien.
sol. lSAACS.
Opelousas IL Janvier 1871. lotf
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n IaoUETR.

6NET'rF partic de III httisse du Cour-
u rier des Opclous.s occnpec CONNIE
magasin de marct.andises sechcs par NJ.
J. Meyers, rue Main, Opcloussas, une des
meIleurcs positions pour lc commerce
dc tout genre.
S'ad,esscr d VI. JoclH. >ansto7,
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mcnt fortitlt; les trlvauN conn
mtncer"Dl Ir jour OF, Particle II du
traltt dc Paris @Srra aholi. Dr>
chantlrr> 'lr gl1crrc >rront cons
fruits Il Niculaictf, ct sur rrs cham
tiers, dtS monitors. Dt~ currt>-
pendants de- NarSOvic -avrnt de-
.ja qu'on a, Il Get etttt, Conclu DIES
engagements avec DIES coiIstrllc-
tcurs dr rttl;tnyer. Les bourhe>
du Dnltpcr Srront tgnlcment for
tititc>; ct en- dttiuitivr. ON ctablit
I'm >N>ttlnr u'ambulanrrS.
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A nnI"ur''' 'hUl lrronlIu c"mmc lr plus
;'g'rahl' ct t. plus. >ilr rcnILr offer, au
iuhl'' pour Ia gur, l~'n rapid" dc t"tiir.
les affections d"> hnoncl1c>. pour Ii t"uN,
It 'lHmr. les ratalrhe~ TT la c"n>r'nptirl:
ll'l"lr i';'! /. i. Nlr"l.,-''. No. 80 lur
tir 'hHltrt>. Nile On llralr- Ct !, vrn,llr !,
u Ia h"utelllc lpris 't' I'ioplrtn''r) par
JOHN IrSI.l, Agent.
"i"'"n>a>, II Dee. l~1O. I'm
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~ Ann ur porter autaht que possible
il l., cnuu;.i>>allrr ,lt l.u~ I,rl.,,,, les ycu-
ties de- >urcrssiou> It DE- >lnril. tub.caux
50. nous dnnnrr"n> hc~ulmai~ ,hau,r SO
malnr, IN s"InloaIrr "n Inn l,Durr,, pui
scr les rrn-r! Snemruts voulu~ dams I'm
r>i:ac" limil@, au lieu davoil !, partoulir
les tongues ct nomhrru>rS COLONIES de-
la tcnl'lr que ". Wa,moth 4 Co. ont de-
sl1'lcc c"nInlc journal o,lcirl,
t'cst un >urcr"it d'ouvrr e ct de- pei
nrs gratis Qit mons mons nous impnSnn>
vrlonticr> dan~ ,'nttltt de no, lrctrl..> ).
\uir notrc par'lr anyla>c.
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Clinton 3. Andrus.

Encoig""rc Mai" ct Landry, Opeiousns.
WENT dc rcrcvoir I'm grand asso,ti-
v ment de Sr"ceric, provisions dina
hitation, Quinvaillcric, faycncc, wins, IL
qucurs, ciYares, tabacs, pipes. lampc>,
fruits il l'cau-dc- vie, &c lc tnut aux rrix
les plus modtrts pour du compliant.
"a Decem5re 1870. Gn
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lie Messenger Franco-.Amcrirain,

!
l l. ME>sAHf.k ffAN' t'AMfklCA
'S' ir se''' Joilha4 Taii'a'' pou'it aux T.
MS 4n rep P''''h''' 'S ''''S l''n'lpS ;cp""''-
''''> "' ''''' X "' '"'"' "H.'a' ''e ,'"'''
N'''' f''N"i'N' u o. = NV f'N t'7 ~ a.
f"''' >'''' vs. P!'> ''''P'e'' e 's P'"S ~
s'' VIC '''''""'o u' 'o''.a ''''S ''F"os "a''>
'' f"ss' s"', 'out rc 1ul NJ r"fpo'te h"!e
E"F''' "'' H'I'' !>o''' "'.'' sSe'> f'! o.
| '',: ,,: 'SI"'"'s rs p.o7 '>'i''s"'S ""i's u J"'i
n"'''' '''',"'S' '"' ",'"e'Fn's"S 'ont P'','e
'o'. ~ s"' ~ NV III VIZ ~ "'~ ''''oI'''
SOL =, u" ,., . a., 'I'er.
'' r'l''''. l" "' i,s' ''!"''"' '''''
''t' VII. "'' ''''' Spt'.'' aux F"'
w. "''"" ",'' SUI ~ s'"h"S '''''''''''S
u" ''.
~ "F'' t'', '"'" ''h''h' 'nro'
~ va" k'"e '",t'i''' u'S h""F'''s
p":."'" .,'','''l" r. '.",'l' '''''' gus
| Y" "' "''''n ~ w. "''''e S''S p''SS'' "'S ''''S
a., :" '''' S''' .''> 5'' nt' !, =
: az 'I"': u" ' - ''''tS''"' q ny
Ee"'' '',> ''''''' >'''''''''' TS l''"> ch"h'H'
~ ",,' "' i','''' .'' ~ .'''''i''' ''a'' "e'
'' '"''''''' o', T." "a !, NJ MEX" '' '"hI">'
I''"''. ''" n,i'',''' ''''' >',I'
S'''"> l''''''H VIZ - >'' ~ N''':i''F'rHtIl ne
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~ Nos ectcCrs francais dc cette Pa
enisse sont prizes de lire I'm avis dams nos
colonues d'annonces, intitule: "Le Mes
sascr Franco -.anltricaiu.' ii nous ne
nous trompons, &c journal scla cnSoura-
gt ear unc gran.le paltie dc crux qui u
sent le francaS.
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4 NEl r. iEESSE r"ru !" p,r,nirr pli1 a la
Y F"li" IT. l'E'4t de- la L"ui>ian"
(CIKTiIHATD
-isSutt"fto" po"r I" FOtrs .igriroir de ta Lou
>,"n". NNr -Urifams Q Mai 1870.
Nous les s"ussguts. Come pour de .crnrr lee
p'N de- la cIa~st' No. 3, certtons par les pr6sen-
t"s quill n fle "xhibe nntrc Fcilr Il Etat recen-
t". qua'"ze pm sS.s a cn"n e differrnts Etais
de lnion, N"d ct Sud. 1T apihs un -xamrn at
,.n'l, de- c!lacune d'"lirs. tant rrlatiyrmrnt an
pix. aux materaux don't rlles sont constitutes,
les differences applications de Ia force, "a duree
&c, It apres avoir obtenu ropinion d. planrurs
"Hnr'> sur &c smIrt, nous donnons CONNIE notre
"l'iniun one la Press" a cotton le Brooks. ditto
"Hl"'''>' Patent Revolving Iron Screw Press"
ST, nnr la si.nplicite. la turGr 1T IT, bon march&,
IA nl"'!'nr' qni ait ele -xh.be-, rtrn consequent
cr, hui dec"rn"ns |" premier rrx.
MOSES EASTMAN, Chairman.
{ L. kOER.
EDW. DREWlT
II" de- rrs presses est monttr All magasin do
Bloch 4 Dupre. Op"ousas, OIL sont invites
v"nir lrzan'inrr t"ns crux qui sont inttresses
Ia cuitRre du cotton.
~ Les pix sont les mem"s qua Ia Nouvele.
Orleans plus lr fret ct lr cont dc transport.
Op"l"usas ~ aout 1870. If
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Dt'e"r, lie T-c"u'an'. a l. .llauurnlln,
Elulrr, NJ. PATRICK kEhu',H. age diem.
,irun 81 ans.
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Nnf">. A l'E2ii-r CathnlIunr Il Ar
nau'''llc, It. Il coll,ant par IT, Rev. VI
lalrt"n, VI. NuMA RINlTrE, fills dc NJ
Jr>cplI RlVcttc, !; MaucMui~rll, MARIE
fEANc"I>E LAM Los, file de ". AleX;n-
dire }. Lanclu.
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tcn,r par JOHN Tr>EY, It par lui ''ta-
bile rn lists.
NNOUTE> les mtdrrinrs patcnt,rs de-
H. Get age du l',o@lt'>. dloyurs dc tom
trs lr, descriptions. m''IicanIrnt> dc t",,-
ties soitcs. pcinturr- dr divcr:r> co'i!rul>,
hullcs de tou;rs ~"ltC". vitlts, lives de
cole, livrcs blauc>, puricl~ divers, anti
clts dc toilette,
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AVIS

TE(N qui d"ivcnt at so,sSSi gnt snnt
y Instrument r:it> de vrnir lt;plrr IL
'vrr lui Ec plnS.rlomptrnrnt pn$>ibl".
II :a'>t cHttr occasion pour r,'ittrcr il
scs nomhrcuS dcbiteur> quill arcrptc,a
en- paI, mcnt: du cotun, du s.,crr, de- la
nclaS~r. du h"i@ Il" rharpcnte, dies prux.
du mH,>, de la paillc. du tnin, DIES ht:,.fs,
DIES v"lalllrs etc., au p,ix ,lu marrhf.
.InEL II. SANDOI.
NpclousnS .Ianvicr lS7l.
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Quoique uous ne pulssions convenlr
uu'il e 4 de uotre fuute dams ce cas-. mean
1noins, nous sentons toute l'amertume dc
re cOntre- temps.
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MANUFACTURE
DE
\E1'EMENTS
POUR HOMMEs ct GARCONS

lis so sont assnrts ) ect cGet les seyvf-
ces dun maitro coupeur ct d'excellents
ta'I!curs, CO q"' Ieus permettra de fake
chois.r les ttottes du gous des clients ct Ia
coupe scion !e"r gre. Les vstenents Sc.
ront eontecticnnes sur commando, aves
pronpt''u''e ct roavrsge garanti
Des co"tnr'srcs experiment6es serona
employees des prix rasonnabes.
BLOCH & DlPREu
fAls'ensas 20 aolt l-1Q,
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A vendre q l'amiable.
Gs NAn a'p"ntS d" ter" rN"cll"n'"
OVV pom Ii ru!IH'r de- l., r:,n,r
It du cn'un, >ltu..' ~llr 1t lI>r yAErlr. uI
i:nN"h H"urh, Il environ : miles Iu
GRAND Irlruu
ttttt ttrrc >tra Vrnlur tn I'm >cul lot
an par m"!rratiA de- 100 ~ prnt1, an choX
DIES arGurrcurS, avrs du loi~ Sulti~an
p"n: lu>ag. Fame lilhitAt"n
Pour les conditions I autrr> ull,i,u-
Arit">, s'adrc>>"' l''':> d,~ lrnv i
II. CiiRtIIi.N.
Sr. Laundry 2i Nov. l-10. II
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Observation-Disclosures etc from
x,f 6.llls notre nttente, nous nous voyons
aopoe regret dc n'tmcttrc aujcurd'hui
4u'unee demi feuille;-encore aommes-
nous ea rctard dun jour- dams notrc pu>
1,IicatioH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-26
GtreGrtetIiaetrrer:
The Election.

Reports this morning do not add much
to our stock of information about the re-
suit of Thursdays election. In addition
10 what appears in our news columns, we
may say reports have been received in
the city that Jefferson gives over seven
hundred for a Convention; Berkeley l4O,
and Fayettc 400 tho same way; while the
majority in KanAwha where "the paper
of the State" Is printed) is over 600
against.
We have been looking for large MAORI
ties for the Convention in the southern
border counties, that will moro than over.
balance the adverse msjorities in this part
OF the State. We shall not be surprised,
when that quarter is heard from ia bear
of n number ormaj like that report
cd from Jefferson, and will not be ut all
disappointed in our expectations If II be
touud q Convention has been called.
Meanwhile, VIC should esteem 1t great
favor flour friend at the county seats wOHld
send in the returns.
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.Ha|Hl At 600 o.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 20.

.af LONDON, August 20.
Watrcrcys. majority for Parliament is
1000 lDli.,a n.
Some Of the English papers comment.
Ing on the death Of Renforth, hint that
he may have been poisoned. ~
The Bristol ships, Sam Carns and
Knight Orient, bound for San Francisco
were lost off Cape Horn. ., r
Eight lives were lost yesterday from
the sinking OF a schooner In the English
channel, In consequence OF a collision.
The report Of cholera In Antwerp
caused the enforcement Of quarantine in
that port. 'r.i..
Tempestuous weather Is reported hay.
Ing damaged shipping, especially on the
Irish coast. Damage TO the Scotch crop
Is also reported. ~
DR.. Samuel Warren, author Of "Ten
Thousand Year" and a bachelor In his
Gath year, Is about to marry a daughter
OF Edward Beaumont, a member Of Par.
lament from South Durham.
The independence Bilge to-day dlscredits
the reported appearance Of cholera at
Antwerp. At Koenigsburg, on WGdnes.
day, there were 1876 cases and 49 deaths,
and at Dantzlc, on the same day, 10 cases
and 10 deaths, The epidemic Is decreas-
Ing In Russia.
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THE AGRICULTURAL col.
LEG ES.
Their Usefulness Discussed At Chi.
CagO.

Their Usefulness Discussed NJ Chi.
CagO.
r,i. CHICAGO, August %.
At the evening session of the ConVeII-
tion for the advancement Of agricultural
and practical education, the question dis
Cussed was the relations which agriCultur.
al colleges bear To each other and the pub.
lic Prot. Gilman, of the Sheffield SCien-
tilc School, gave history Of the work
which hG had done. The sum OF all the
experience which had fallen under the
Professors notice was that there was 60.
ing forward great change in the
forms and objects of education through.
ont tho country The results Of
the new training were not yet far enough
advanced to fully decide as to their value,
but had been asCertaln0d TO show that the
new form was success.
President Welch, OF the Iowa Agricul.
tural College, related the satisfactory re-
suits which had followed the experiment
of selEgOvernment In the dOrmitOries ali d
boarding houses. This consists Of divis.
ions into sections, from each ol which a
member was chosen to form court Tor
the trial OF culprlts and settlement Oi
disputes The speaker had some differ.
ent views in relation TO the question 6f
manual labor, and would have this made
one OF the elements. Of the college
course, and his own experience was
that the experiment was entirely sue.
Ccssiul. The woman question had
never been u matter of doubt with him,
and that he had always been successful
that the element introduced by woman
into schools was one which had made
government most easy. ....
President DCnnisOn, of Kansas, dis.
Cussed the woman question, and fully
agreed with the previous speaker con.
Cerning the advlsabllity Of admitting
women. ....
PrO.es Folwell, Of Minnesota, was
enthusiastic for admitting women.
President Gregory spoke Of the intro
ductim of women into colleges. He
rather favored their education with men.
Professor Jones and Professor Roberts
discussed the labor question and advo.
Gated the necessity OF farm connected
with each college.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The London IntcRigcnter states thai
II has been discovered that the Itch
bourne claimant was at one time con
Vlct on Cockatoo Island, Australia. "
Pedro G. Polar, agOd seventeen
years, and son of the Mexican Minister al
Washington, was drowned yesterday at
Fortress Monroe, while bathing. The body
was not recovered .......,
Mr. Harcourt, the British Charge
ID'Afiairs, and the Ministers of Austria,
Belgium and tho Netherlands, have paid
their congratulations to tho Pope. ''''
THE famous U. s. Hotel at Saratoga
ls to be rebuilt at cost Of half q million
dollars. D u m.t
The CauOnchit Cotton Mill at Hop
kinton, T. l., wAs burned Thursday night
Loas $4,000; insurance $4,000. ..'',l
"A Selma, Ala. dispatch says the
army worm has commenced operations In
that vicinity, and Is now committing fear
iul ravages on the cOtron crop and will
materially lessen II.
Rev. Jno. Brccha, Minister Of Leav.
cnWorth, was seriously beaten and shot, by
q gang OF rOwdies at a camp meeting near
Rulo, Nebraska, few dayS3lnce.
AT Terre Haute, Ind, Friday even
Ing, girl named Jennie Downs, aged 10
years, deliberately swallowed a large
quantity OF morphine to end q sad life
She died shortly after ten o'clock.
The International Quot match al
Niagara, yesterday, between Buffalo and
Toronto was won by the latter by 1902,
Rink played II. Total score--Toronto
034, Buffalo d72.
"A fire at Ottawa, Ontario, yesterday,
burned Hobbs Hotel and Concert Hall
and six dwelling houses and barns. Loss
$4,000. Il
"A sub-Contractor on the West Wis.
cOnsin railroad, name unknown, was shot
at Hudson, Wis, Thursday night, by one
Of his men who mistook him for q thief
The wound was in the breast, and proved
fatal. The murderer gave himself up.
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Expedition Fitting Out a,
Sc. Paul.
ST. PAUL, August %.


a military expedition Is now fitting out
here which will have the double object Of
escorting the engineers of the Northern
Pacific Railroad while making tho final
location of the line through Western Da-
knta and Eastern Montana, and of repress-
ing any hostile demonstrations Of the
Sioux Indians in the Yellowstone Valley.
The expedition will consist Of seven com.
panies Of infantry numbering 42O men,
four Calling guns, 20 mounted Indian
scouts, % members o, tho Northern Pa
citlc Engineer Corps and 20 teamsters
and government employees, making n TO.
tai ol about 600 men. The troops will be
commanded by General Whistler, and the
engineering party will be in charge of
General Rasser, formerly Of Confederate
cavalry fame, now Chief Engineer of the
Dakota division of tho Northern Pacific
railroad, The expedition will leave Fort
Rice, on tho Upper Missouri, September
9th, and will be absent from that point
sixty or seventy days at the latest. The
survey Of the railroad line through Da.
kota, crossing the Missouri at tho mouth
Of Heart river, will wholly avoid the bad
lands east of tho Missouri, and traverse q
fertile prairie country. ~
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CHICAGO.
CnICAGo, August q.

I.,.- Ir CHICAGO, August ~.
Last night at about II o'clock, three
men known as suspicious characters,
named NltEtael Hickey, Henry Petrie and
Richard Joyce, were standing on Canal
street, corner Of Franklin, when they were
approached by watchmap'ioE the pdr.
pose Of making an arrest. Hickey started
10 run and number Of officers joined in
tho chase. While he was running up
Franklin street officer James Caughlin
called on Hickey 70 stop, which he refus.
ed to do. he then fired two shots at
Hickey, killing him Instantly. Hickey Is
said to be noted thief Caughlin sur.
rendered. A short time since Caughlln
engaged with three or four other police.
men In fearidlly Clubbing Morton Lang on
81. Charles street, and Is now under in
dictmcnt before the Grand Jury for that
ofIense. ..r.
Arthur Guerin, who was shot some time
since by Deputy Sheriff Houston in the
Criminal Court, died this morning.
A private dispatch from New York an.
nouncing tho loss oftho steamship IodO.
ma creates painful anxiety.