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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24
PEACE JUBILEE
International Musical Festival.
T b 8 TO- ".
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Executive Committee OF the Worlds Peace
fully announce that the great ing to which
the nusie-loying people Of the Country have beer
locking forward Tor many m On' rs with such deer
interest will Commence in Boston
on THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JUNE,
ard close the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT.
tits hardly necessary to state that the preparations
piieation for months Of the thousands who are to
Participate in il, and have Involved enornor
expenditure; but the committee feel confident tina.
the time, labor and XpeRso devoted 10 the succe 8
fuldeyelopment Of so noble an enter prise must
sub in pot only ardng the hi CHEST qualification to
all Who may hear the glorious 1sic TO be rendered
upon scale Of grandeur never before attempted
and witness the magnificent spectac which such ar
asmtlage must present, but that IL will also confer
alh'ing benefit upon art, the country, and the age
While the programme Of the frSt week Of the Fes-
tve will embrace all the atures to be pre-
sented-including the CHORUS OF
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
THE ORCHESTRA OF
TWO THOUSAND PERFORMERS,
the most powerful Organ ever built, together with
many OF the most eminent AmericaIsand European
Bands and Artists 1among whom NAV be mentioned
tha great maestro,
JOHANN sTRAUS AND HIS FAMOUS AUS.
TRAN BAND
az fifty six performersl-the Con ,erts TO be Civ en-
entertainments ever presented to the American pub
SEASON TICKETS, transferable, admitting to
sve, FiFTY DOLLARS EACH, ineu3ns gre reserved aaea
seats now ready and tickets for sic gle admission
each entertainment during the first week, FIVE
on and after June and may be had upon applies A.
t1on personally or by letter. to A. p PECK, N usic
7 Per order Of the Executive Committee.
rny20-eo6t HENRY PARKER, Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

DEAN o. Densef Weeeeer App1eson
BosToN, May 2t-Daniel Webster Appleton
died a. the hospital last night from barns re-
seived several day. ago In die sixtesnth ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

ERANKLH q Co.,
0PfIciANs,S
No lSSx YES.yLyAMA HvIns..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

An ILLINOIS DISPATCH received by the
President yesterday says that state is COED for
5000 majority for the nominee of the Philadel-
phla convention, and that the recent state con-
vention was the largest and most enthusiastic
ever held in the ate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

LIEUT.. COMMANDER DENNIS W. MULLAS,
L. s. N, has been ordered to the receiving ship
Independence at the Mare Island navy yard,
and Lieut.. Commander Chss. II. Craven has
teen detached from the receiving ship indie
pendence and granted four months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

BaflroaA 90 be SOLD.

ISpIANAPoLls, Nay 2s.-The United States
circuit court, Judge DAVIS presiding, yesterday
and Cincinnati junction railroad BY w. ID. Gris-
cold, receiver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

Hon. REEDER w. CLARK died at Batavia
Clermont county, Ohio, yesterday morning, o
dropsy. He was member of Congress from tn
sixth Ohio district from 1884 to 1868. He w.
then appointed third auditor of the treasury an
district Of Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

The OelofSde nePasaiess Oenyenttsa-
lDkNvHR, May A--The Territorial republican
convention met IN this city yesterday, end
elected Mon. j. b. Chafiee and George NJ. CHI
icothe delegates TO the Philsdelphia conven-
don. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

I PHrIHprIPHrA, May AVN. p. SehsiI
has accepted the nomination for governor mae
by the labor reform convention 90 wIuIaus-
port IT - : !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

A RECENT ORDER from the Navy department
adverting to punishment by confinement on
bread and water, frequently inflicted by courts
martial, says courts here after will exercise care
and discretion in resorting to this punish I'm emit
and not award il in any case for a longer psrioi
cOnsecutively than i've DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

THE Presidents VISITORS to- day, before
the cabinet meeting, were Senator'S Morton,
Clayton, Lewis, Kellogg and Robertson, and
Representative Wallace. Hon. Charles O'Neil
also called with a party of gentlemen from
Philadelphia who desired to paw their respects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

TIE WAR DEPARTMENT has just printed in
the form of general order for the infor nation
of all concerned, the act of Congress authorizing
the survey of the boundary between the United
States and the possessions of Great Britain
fpm the Lake OF the Woods to the summit of
the Rocky mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-24

LIEUT.. FRANCIS V. GREENE, of the fourth
artillery, son of General Green, late engineer of
the board OF public works, has been assigned by
the War department to engineer duty upon the
northwest boundary exploration established by
a recent act of Congress.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Ten thousand human beings set
frth together on their journey. Al.
Ter ten years, one.third, Mt least, have
disappeared, At the middle point "f
the common measure Of life, bat halt
are StlI upon the road. Faster and
faster, as the ranks grow thinner, they
that remain I'LL now become weary,
and lie dawn to rise no more. At
three score wears and ten, band of
some four hundred yet struggle. At
ninety, these have been reduced to a
h1ndtul Of thirty trembling patriarehs.
Year aIt9r wear they tall IN diminish
ing numbers One llnger-, perhaps, \
lonely marvel, TIL the century il over.
We look again, aud the work Of death
is finished, ,- Btshop burgess.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

--N " g sometimes meet with men
who seem to think that any indulgence
N an atlcetionate feeling iS weakness.
they will return from journey, and
greet their families with distance
dignity, and mCve among their chill
dren with the cold and lofty spIeuder
ol an iceberg surrounded by it's bro.
ken fragments. There ls hardly
more unnatural s,ght on earth than
one OF these famlles without heart.
WHO that has experienced the joys Of
friendship, aud values sympathy and
affection, would not rather lose all
that - beautiful III natures scenery
than be robbed Of the hidden treas.
preN OF hj, heart ? Cherish, then your
hearts best affections fnialge in tho
warm and gushing emotion OF tihal,
rrternal, aud lratetaaI love. - H.ss.
HHl0ch
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08
Ct Il FREE LTNCU

-"To relieve the oppressed is tho
most glorious arta man is capable Of;
It Is, IN >o@e measure doing the work
0l Gnl.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

-
~Ruskin n4s sail, Know thy
work ntd do it," The preacher sa,s
5. Work Wh,le il /. ,l1v. for the ni,,Lt
lrGmrlh when no man can work >
And uaturu SAYS my work n ccas..
rs4. Am instant srlspru.lou of NV
laws aud tins world wontd bc
chaotic mass, AmnpJ my cherished
fnrnr,rs tiln one | most ,tfq, +. th,.
dignity Of labor" From amoo,
,hr marlty Of God's uf.s tn.m,n. /
select tho necessity, capacity aid
,MIt, for labor % prp-c.nlfirut.
Nntblug. from the simplest l.yin If
t,ep to the salvation ct has immortal
.pIrIt. cau bc Necr red wthou, it. If
he Eib.y and na,u.e are eXpouelI,s
Of ruth.
Not the shadow Of a clrse rests NJ
on LABOR well directed And whel.
a. uul uutfvQurnt.y occurs, hear t4c
ilbouns classes referred 10, AS t
Nnrk aud drgrrdatIDn were rynnuy>
loas terms, | teei tempted 10 rrmll,d
Tie lhoughtu,s speaker ot "A tact al
most ignored even by the lntrligen,,
llut We owe Our hta, utoyemeui AMI
ogug to tho gepspte,s energy OF "A
crcauye force, walch neither siurnber.
nor Sleeps that the &" vrgln Moth.
or MAS cnO,tn from the Iab,r,u,
eia,scs the adopted father wa. =
carpenter; the disciples aud friends
u tao AIn~ior, men who tolIed Tor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Silence /, ID lrula tie attribute Of
Con, aud those who seek hm lrou
that side invariably learn thai mediia.
tlon i. not The dream, but the reality
II life; not it, iIiu~ion, but ii. truth
not its weakness, bai It's strength.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

Rcspoctfully, s. 4. 3.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-08

7. p GROAT. GRO II N&DTLEToN,
Con. Ticket Agent. Gen ~u.t
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-04
IS. Der Ahidieh BON ben Nnincn.

Die S9ritte BET fi6 gntfernenben rparen
faum perballt, als Werner nit a,berfer 8orz
iidt Die pon ibm ielbft in ieinen WeS se56os
benen 5inoernille nnb oemnddft ben uon Harf
nieoersebrodenen Stein CUR Seite raumte.
GIetd barauf iprans ct in Marguerita's al
ten. aerfer erapor. Gs rparen entiebIi9e Mi=
nuten, ,pel9e ct in Der ensen Hobre nit benz
8emubtiein san;liber SnlHoiisfeit nnb Mr=
seiidts zines srabli6en gnoes Susebradt batz
te. Gntiebliber fir ibrt aIs fir Marsuerita
uno Gardner, peld)e Die Srpiiden ben beiben
Sali6mtinaern sewe6ielten Worte ni6t per>
itanoen uno baber nidt abnten, ipie nabe unb
in pel6 fiirdterli6er @eitaIt her Sob tiber
ibren 6dupten i9tpebte.
Trob Der i'm ,lmsebenben sinlternib leiites
te ct benz iunsen Nabden unb bem @efdbrten
bulfrei6e Sanb beim 8erlaiien Der &obre.
Der Sdneib perlte ibm pon Der Stirne, iuahs
renb bas fieberiid ruallenbe 8Iut fait betdus
benb in ieinen Sdldfen bdmn,erte. Die 9robs
ten Gefabren, ,pelden er iebt nod besesners
fonnte, eridienen ipn, ieitbem ct iicb rpieber
i'm freien 8ebrau6 ieiner @lieber uno 8afz
fen pubte, faum nennensrpertb i'm 8er9leid
NIT ber Gage, rpelder Ct eben entronnen mar,
.@enise leiie sefIaferte @orte senisten,
| Marsaerita uno gareiner init ben naberer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-07-04
Columbus, Obio, Donneraag ben 4. Suli 1872

4 polIfommen iiber,. unb .bies in un{ere Belt
i 9ann ipia id eud fiibyen 10 leiie, als l6ritte
ibr, anltatt iiber Iriiunler, iiber 6ife ,Sbi9
/ ten ,buftenber 9p5enbIatter, nnb einen g8el
4 rpiq ih eu6 seiaen, a,tf Iuel6em ibr lll,entbed
Bis in ibre unnitteIbare slabe gelan9t = ID
babe ibn ielbit sefbarrt uno binter mir iorg.
| fdItiS perltopft i'd bate MIDI in elnen Utaulz
purf per,uanbelt; iie 9laubent i'd Jet eine
Grille gepeien - r,ein, cine Gaube, Die betntz
lid baponsefIogea 9, ,uie babe i'd searbeiz
! tet! Meine Ganbe iinb bluti9, rneine Sibe
numb - bapon 10 roth bic Golen blntros
tie GoierL 9ewunben gun, Strange 5int
6o13eitSfrart3e - fur ibn ~ fur mid -
Seller nnb letter bate bic arme Dfarsuertz
ia sefproden. Sic Lag auf etnem brelten
SeIiert bas pon ibwaraem 2odenbaar un,=
,uaIIte !6aupt auf beibe 9anoe sefitt unb Die
natten, f1mern1iitbisen 8life iebniu6tspol
auf Die 9raue, ,non 9unoerten BON &raben nnss
| Idparmte Girde seri6tet.
+ Sbre Nu9en waren susefauen; nab ben
furdtbaren Mnltren9un9en Der lebten Gage
uerIanste Der &orper letn 3e6t. Cine 9lrt
8etdubuns bate ii6 ibrer bemabti9t, rpobls
tbatig in Banben 31lagenb ibren ratios ilno
ams srs.'sa Ma;st Siy'I''''s '''N''''
. ro,,r;a syII;. hIf+on mornsr ,,ns Goro;ner o,,f
saa sss..,,sax,sss @ ~ wv ;; ;kre, - ;ss;as,, ,
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,erfr;;nneIts IS seoer,, @ ,no,a,, wv o. fs1,;
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20

Pioneer, 18Th: We nOtice tl,at Mr., Ww.
den II plA ntlng f,rcst ttsxs ar,;und his lots.
Arrangements are alsl, lei,g made ~ plsn,
tires In the C.,urthOuse yard.
George MOsirr's OK train. which has win.
tered in the Bitter Root valley. ps-setl
through t'wn yesterday loaded with Hour,
en- r'u,e for Deer Ldye.
We ARE in receipt Of letter from J K
Clark If Horse Plains. under date Ok the
18th inst. in which hc gives Us s,,ne in,
ln,rtmnt Information IN reference l., the
Walls Wallis r,u,e vie Pen h'Oreille lake.
He says: Il have l,eem informed IL. .lay
by letter frOm Ell. Jennings, that the
steamboat ss'inls.ny will run ln,wt IN the
Pm d'Oreillc lake this summer. hut will
nat make regular trips. They will cross
when there IL enough, H. pay tor cr'.sing
81 If there are any l'ar ties going below
from M"ntanS they had better q" in squad.
large enough tO ply the lnmt tor running.
BY writing u Ell. Jennings ~ Peter An.
dersOn ut the PEN d'Ore,'le lake, The b'a'
Can liz had NJ ANY time desired"
W. notice that Mr.. Pate Is planting the
lots where Rev. lliff is living. IN everSreens
and other forest trees. laying ont walks.
and arranging things In handsome style
Gil. Scribner, on last Sunday morning.
l,Ois,ed himself uM'n tie spinal column If
. kiyns, aud after considerable bucking.
backing, aud other performances peculiar
IL that animal. succeeded in heading him
l.wXrd the J"ckO, where h. has gone W
r,,stics'e y few days among the de"izens Ut
that I,csliiy.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20

1857; that HE Secretary, violated Il neither
In letter or spirit; that the psv'cceds IT tie
sales were promptly paid into The Treasury {;
that M sales were made to any known agent
Of either of the belligcrent governments,
and M act was done calculated Ia impair
any international obligation that no official
of the United States IVES pecuntarily Oene>
fitted in connection with tire sales; and that
the only party benefited wss the govern.
meat of the United States. In disposing ut
unsuitable arms ut the highest price 10 the
amount Of nearly $1,000. 600.
WASHINGTON, April l5.- Senate-Trum
bull presented memorial protesting against
The exaction Of freiyh, and travel over the
railroad bridge at Omaha.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20

Of views upon this subject. and We are ctr.
ts'n!y.Ied I" infer fr"m the columns Of To-
New York Tribsse the, he sill occupies pis
old grOand Il Il possible that the Libessl
Republican party Il ia. christen itself with .
platform that will he swisdIc and sub.
terebge; that they arc tn ssy, 1.-THE only le.
climate object Of n tariff 10 to provide .
revenue.". The Eastern .memhers' at tile
party are to add" 50 adjusted - to afford
protection TO American manufactures and
predictions; while the Western members
will add, "ncver u be % adjusted q 10
build up monopolies and tax the masses f"r
the benefit If class" The laet National
Democratic Convention at New York. cum.
mit'ed the folly of adopting u Janus faced
platform upon the subject Ut finances, and
the American people src>so intelligent and
% we'll informed that they saw through the
suh'erfnge ut glance. That party thought
II could adopt platform which In the East
should read that the national debt should be
paid In gold and silver. aud In the SOUTH
and West that It should be paid In green.
bucks. and that the deccie would be success
sal. 1t WAS = failure. Can II he that Horace
Greeley, whose name has bec0me house.
hold word In this country, and WIN has ~
long burn proud reputation for sincerity,
Is now ." gsngrcnei with prejudice that be
Is about ~ cs''"mit The folly. not to say Pr.
liticsl crime. i" bus I'D sge, Of lending biz
name COVERED with ~ much Ut honor. and
Hsrlanded with ~ much Of affection. to MI
equfvocal and d"uble-headcd platform. in.
tended. and well understood frvm the start.
I" be cheat and . swindle; the result Of
the action of the Cincinnati Convention will
answer.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20
4 German Organ on icl,arz and Opposition
Republicans.

The Syracuse Union il spirited and re.
liable German paper. The following 10 u
Translation 1T lr'r,i"n Ut one of its .1li,o.
rails ~ the Liberal Republicans and Sena>
i"r Hciurz.
'Thc Liberal Republicans appeal IN have
tarne,iIy taken up the cu.lgel far the over
ibrs'w Of the regular Republican party. AM!
yet this new I'Ar'y has hut few leaders anil
.rw followers; they have no rrcDrd Or ,Mst
deeds ~ rely ulWn. unless 1t may In in
M'sst'Nri. where they have helped the De>
''"M'rnt;y I" l'rtsMne masters 1T tho situation
md elect Ia the United S,atcs Senate on..
+. L Blnir. IN inM,lsnt and unprinc,,Ic.i
renegade and Ocnhwrat There IL truly M
worthy record about this. The Greet and
programme ut the new party pr,,unisc IN.
I''Iiiicsl Millen nm. since II the l,O."rr is
given into their hands M had maj, and NJ,
ring shall contr.'l Offices; and lcss,-m
better yet--nO taxation q all shalt te i'm :.
ln~e1|; they promise truly that the negro
shall tc free. yet they "pjx'se the ku>k!px
laws which were enacted t"r tue very pur
lr'rc At protecting the Iifc and fr.t.i.mn u,
tie sa,'"rvd people. II app ars then thut NIL
that the l.ilx'rHI Republicans have done aud
have l'r''n'ises! tn slO. results merely in play
VIZ u'V sUS UOsSuS III uUC U1CtUNbCC0Cy. NOv
Carl Schurz. ii he does not return T., the
Republican organization after the Ci"cin.
""'i '"ventMtn-which We believe and
expect will he The Case, judging from the
spirit l,c has ,menif.~,c,l-- will. ~ Nh optpo.
Nent 1T The Republican party. naturally
fall intO The ranks 1T the Dc,s0crncy ami
support the Democratic ticket IL tIas Presi
DENTAL clecti'n. And yet Schurx in NIL his
rrccnt speechts has denounced the )emn
cratic party ~ u ls,riv 1T incOrrisible B0ur.
M'nisln, the bane ri the Country.
Does Mr.. Schwrz believe that VIC CTR.
m'.s Will f"lk'w him aud append ourselves
IT, the tail ut the Dem,cmtic kite! That
We will give ~ 'ur principles and our ,or.
gressivc ID. a. Ia lHt,me Inc tools 1T the
reac,i''anry D.'scnstic party and mere po.
Iitical Jesuits! W. Germans arc not such
admirers Of grcs. men (ss, cal ed) that We
viii give up our se'f.respect aud blindly
follow interruptions men. wlrse aim Is MT
10 advance the interests IT the Germans.
but their own selfish ambition"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20

The n. Y. Standard Of tue eth says:
!" Investigation 10 clearly not the forte of
either Senator Summer or Herr Schurz
They may win applause Ivy brilliant periO(is
In defamation or gain the appreciation 1T
their omnibus k,ntl If l,ariizlns by parlia
n,entinry skill; the Gxni.llaicrs may glOst
over their rxncOrOus exhibitions It disap
pointed ambition or mortified vanity. bu,
they should never have male iheinaelves
liable tO be called M witnesses. When
brought under cr.ss.examinmtiOn their
mountainous charges At corruption dwin
died u unsul'siHniIsl nm insignificant mole.
hills. The product 1T dis0rdered bruins or
Gisicmpered heariA Last THURSDAY. Herr
Schurx was asked to read sn.l ,rnnxtase. I've
fore the c'mmittee. m article from the Off
cisl organ Of the Berlin Government. sls,w.
Ing that the German Administration made
no charge against that at President Grant ::
On tho cs'ntrMry. that IL warmly appreciates
our friendly inicreat Throughout the late
war; The cx'rxci alan shOws that intelli.
gent 0ermans pn'perly estimate the motive
ana intention which has prs,mptcd this in
vcsiigati',N. Mr.. Sumner hss at last cyme
To- understand In what damaging light the
witness stand would display him. and he
prudrntIy pr'lsats against l,esnv asked IN
contribute his testimony IL sul,aiantiaie the
petty and malignant charges he l,xs brOuxht
against the Administration. Knowing moth.
Ing prrjudicisl he shrinks fr,m the pr,,lyjnv
1T \ quesiioning under ns,h. Having set 81
h"t an unfOuDted imputnti.,n. he wnps
himself In the Senatorial mantle ~ eva,je
the responsibility ~ the admission that liz
charges osiginxtcd smelly in lsis hatred Ut
Prssident Grant. Alss, for Senatorial dig
Niov
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-04-20
Saturday. rMerning, April 2Olb, 1872

1T will he seen In our dispatches the Fl.
nance Committee, on the 10Th. reported the
hill establishing an Assay office Al Helena
Arizona is great country-rich In min.
ersls and agricultural lands-s good climate,
: and all thaa but II Is hard to tell who is
going ~ own it'in the end-thc whites or
the Indiana. Sometimes one seems to have
possession, then the other. Lately the
Apacbes have the best Of It.
The California Republican is the name
ofs new daily paper recently established IN
San Francisco, the 6rst M. OF which We
have received. We welcome It u our ex.
change list. 1t 10 On excellent paper, and
well worthy to take rank with the other
valuable dailies Of San Francisco.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Ex.
pendi,ures OF the War Department. after
making thorough investigation Of the sale
at arms during the Franco Prussian war.
has reported that 1t was authorized by the
oct Of July 1857; that 1t was fair and
square deal, the U. 8. being the only party
that was pccunisri)y benefited. So that's
settled.
The last issue Of tho NEW NORTH.
WEST consumed our winter supply Of pa.
pet, mud that shipped from C"rinnc on the
the Cd INST has failed IL arrive. owing I"
the recent SHOWS and illaws on the Divitlcs
Il IL only through the courlcsy Of the Ga.
sesse Publishing Company that We IRE rnx.
bsed u issue this week. they having for.
warded US some of their paper Ivy Thurs-
days coaci. Our readers will appreciate
with u this lasting favor.
Mrs. Sylvia Taylor. writing from
6pringville. Utah, under date If March ~.
to the editor of tho Washington !Sxar,
closes in this manner:
4" To war against polygsmy IL tn war
against the supreme law 1T the cs'Uniry.
against nature. against the Bible and
against God Will tho Chief Executive. the
legislative and the judicial departments Of
tue Government consider ~
W. have this from higher authority than
the Mormon Let every husband have
his own wife, md let every wife have her
own husband" Which doctriue sylvia
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New fork. April IA Grant meeting
II called at the CtsOpcr institute for next
week to out.d0 the Anti. Grant meeting, IL
pfssible.
There WEIR IS deaths from smallpox du
ring the week.
The Metropolitan Piper Collar Manufac-
tory, corner If Washington anil Jay streets.
was en,ir~ly burned last night Lass on
stock. $1OO.00O. A grs.t p,stionof NE
machinery. valued st $3.50. 900. L. ruined.
AMI its has will doubtless reach hnN it,
value. The office ut John Tsyk,sis S'ns
wss damaged 80, 900 l,y water. The ix'iM
ing owned i.y the same was damaged a..
OO0-all fully insured. Five hundred girls
are not 1T einpk,ymrnl
Buffalo. April 13-Arrangemenls have
been made for national Morse memorial
meeting on Tuesday next
Osweg,. N. Y, April IA fire occur
red this morning On Lake strsct. and de-
stroyet! B,ndlers 81 thing store. Pil"tt's
drug store, Mrs. Ashley's salsn'n. Os.lc"'s
cigar store. Days sahUn. aud Mr.. Man
ni"g's millinery store. LMs. 4s5 GOA, iU-
sursnce. 3l5.OO0 It 10 supposed IN have
l,ern The work Of IN incendjsry.