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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

They have judge IN Kansas who Gned
a lawyer for saying "sic transit" The
Official thought it was swearing, aud re.
marked Indignantly, that nobody should
"sick" him 10 that court.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

The New York papers have come 10 he
conclusion, in view Of The failure 10 detect
the perpetrators Of numerous a0ociOus
murders in that city, that their deceive
police does not amount 10 much.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

Long waiss, tight sleeves, aud high
rats, will be the distinguishing character
istics ol(eminiOe street garments next win
Lar
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

A prudent clergyman, unwilling 10 &C.
cuse citizen Of lying, said he used The
'tu'h with peuurious fIugalily.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02

The ladies' of Wyoming demand that
they shall have Two representatives in The
Legislature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-02
w EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
1S7I-72.

The last Catalogue show; attendance of
Ill Students at this Institute Five distinct
Departments of Instruction, ma full corps
orConpetent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Ian ages Mathe
mates, pure and applied; Logic Rhetoric, the
Sciences, &c, &c, carefully AMI thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics
illustrated by appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages for 'hr study Of Geology.
A good Library, Extensive Cabinets of Min
cralogy, Geology and Conchology, together
with many specimens in other departments Of
Natural History. Fine buildings beautiful
and healthy location, good society,
FALL TERM begins September 9Th, Winter,
December 9TH Spring, MuCh Goth Com.
mencement, June 2Oh.
Boarding from 81 to 81 per week
Tuition, from $l5 to S2l per year,
For further particulars, inquire of
ALEX. MARTIN, President
Morgautown, West Va,
aup. SLY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
aeri&ulen uno 1000 81. CUR Musfat

aerf&ulen uno 1000 81. CUR @usfat
tuna areter Dailenmdb&en. ebemalieer
35alinae pes sortteen ftdetti&en @at'
ltubauits, bienen. gu etneas dbnltden
3wede bat bic Staotreprdientanj BON
0ftn Elm Capital pom 10000 81. BE-
Rimmt. Dieis Stiftuneen weroen
idmmtli& ben Namet Der erlau@ten
Braut trasen. bereu Gbtentus ie per-
berrliden iouen.
Mus Datmfaet ben Z. slpril miro
beri&tet ~@eRern Ma@mittoe dbersos
unlere Statt EN- beftiees @ewitter NIT
9asel. Gin bur@ cas ibm RAID fol-
senpe xra@en iofert ais sefdbrli& fig
nolifirter Blisldla8 traf pas Monus
r,ent 2uopi9s l., bsitn Stanobilo bic
bic Stabt nett iberrasenpeS pibe front.
Cine alsbalp npreenommere unterlu>
dung ersab mertwlrriser @eife, bab
Be@dpi0uneen nt9t porbonoen tuarer,
jeeo@ 3eisten fi@ bic @pure1 oss
Blibes in lofern, ale pom, pbern unter>
Tag bic Broncefatue Bic weit ttnunter
ein;elne Gueeu Sor, M5rtel befreit rpa>
rem. Der BliB If eur@ bic 8leifIttez
rune Der 9aserfusen mad obwdrts ti<
rtoirt mproer. Der 6. Mpril 1T ju9lei@
Der Eopestas bes pur@ bds Monument
@erberrli&te, - Elm eisentblmli&es
3uiammentrefen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Fischer & Roeder,
5erausseter unb Gt9entbimer
bes 8u1es, betitelt
Dn6ansAYt."

Gin Notb. unb 6ufsbu1 Omit adopatstider
6ausapotbefe %perbunbeu) eeeignet unb tasltG
fur Seberuaaun unb ju isper 3eit.
2weite pielfa1 ntrmebrte Ane serbeOerte Nut
faoe. Entered according to act Of Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FL
scher. in the Office Of the Librarian OF
Congress, at Washington.
Snb.m i'd verfu4se. elm praftti&es tasbsua ID f&ret'
Sen unp barnit eine ~paheabe, gut sin8ett0tete 2aasdpos
tbete serbanb. CLAUDE I'd int Stdnse ~ ,eta. Seoermaaa
b~.frieetsen su tSnnsn, Der sen Der n.eet.n.@sn uS,asa,
ftaft %psrldngt, ibm bas au seben, mas teoen. ~ stussn
oereiht unb popular 9enadr rerten tann uHo easi.-es
ii nidt meine abI&t. plteat Mseit'nea IL ets noe't !.
i1iden, iuubera nit d4tea unb rid issn Wttftein' mtt
Sis:tsit unb beutlider Sprate has ~ letlten, mas u s'
| mem j~.rarttsen llnierusbmen ssletaet 'seroen iana.
Naf auidbrli4 furnnt Is i'm gGintsr Ser, eas 2osse
unb 5tro6en vt Gage lang etnsel1nett fno ano a'Dt e.
i'm Buibe ober auf etniamen yrairien ano wte part UNI
f1wer fam 81 nun fir fplte gerfonen oereen' oe am
Rroufeubettet raeub zines tbrer Nn3ebert8en nepen, Tsnn
lie ietne drstlide 5ttfe. weber @attsebsr ns@ r'0''se %t'-
a. fe & nnn aud Der 3w.d tisI.s gudss ietsa s%erndnf
,o S,nfene.n Menihen. Der ba7elbe feibtS ~etnt6e1uaI
bardltsst NIT ben TIM altaslt1snssoea m s 'S,.'% S"ns.
ovptbet, as unentbebrltRen Hotbanter an pe 9an0 3u
Das Bud sss nidts Meter als elm sstreaer taSrsr EN-
q.;ffaben unb 5elfer In Der 9loft. unb nit fsr Aprfpete
ssrbunbeu, elm nuttwsnb.ess 5ausserathe-D Arant.
b,itsn umfoitn ane iens gdae. mo- Ter Nrst enfIreoer Mot
nctbmentia III rstr pc srfe ausenSltd!'he 9!fe D'' sp
Das snd ii s~tnarts'ilt in sra9issites her e Msast tssrf.
men uub SGualinae barn fol8en S~dn1ratlIGe Atnrei1rants
Melton snr fE8 Jahren, ferner bic Rrarthciten &rrad,le.
ntr, grauertrauiteitfn, unD eins s s,I.'ss ,n,, us' bel isn,
1ioen Rronf,nz gorfcrnuniher unb rlbsltden 1n9luas
faaen; 4. 3. BEL 8ersiftansen, gsrbrsnnaassn' s'a"eh
Den ss6iius bilsst cine tarse abSan6lans s'm msaia-
titen 86rper. n. ST sishrr
Die ,um banbsua ~s.t5rissn @sbteamsnte sefaeen. ITO
IN e;n.nn nraftiibeu amt Northumberland no INN
Mfsier sMndtein upb BiGkn mad &umre-n oenaa
maS Sem Sanobubs nbsrsinfimmene) ~forafd!tis tH6adss
en- fieinsn %tSnntlien terben sur1 trentefen 81 Sdnrs
persebsn' bts bic 5auptarttfsi rerbraudt itne. poo I'm
mem an ietsr 2eit Set Slnsate Der sewiuihten Mnn.mesa
Bic Msbieanent, ppn xns cber an etnsm scn inns te;etd
neteu abli,ferunss.D Depot su etnen' sertHssn 9rst'e U''
Dr pr.is ses guSss NIT asstbsts fri yer Srprse an
trseub etn,n SRI Der Der. Staaten. eslanst nur 9essr
Rdor,atluna tetrdat SO; tas quo oletn Tam ssseu
Ginf.ubuna ION rs Gents ieser 3eit bssssea sDsrsen.
Mhrefe;
Slider nno Noeser,
81 Dor 63, WfabNuu, Dtseuufn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
Sic @terbli1feit.

Dem Dor 8ur;em Ser5Fentlt9ten
3pei:en Banre tes @en|us 1no unter
Anperem Rarten teiseseben, welae in
Garbenrrud ben 9terblidfeits9rap, Der
in Golse serl6ieeener &ranfbeitSsrup<
pen I'm Ser. Staaten @ebiete berrI9t
;ei9en.
Die erfe &arte rrldt in pier per-
idieeenen Nuanceu Der Garbe BIau
aus, in rpeldem Mase Die Aus;ebruns
in ben Ser. @taaten uerbreitet 1T. Nn
pteler &rantbeit 1oQen i'm Sabre 1870
ni&t pentser ols 69,896 se%itorben fein.
(Die 0elammtsabl Der GopesfdQe ,piro
als 492,268 aneeseben.) Inter ben,
f@ elmer pur@lanittliaen Didtisteit
Der 8eu5lferune erfreuenpen @esenpen
fommen bic beaiten Steuen Ono bic
&us;ebruns am .penisfen nerbeulat,
auf jenem Strt9 res Muesbaneys Sc
btrses Dor, pelder i'm flrli9en Tbeile
We1pirsiniens liest. Au9 Der Staat
Vtr9tnta pat etnt9e gang petbe Uleden.
Dies bereutet, roB weniser als $50
pur& Nus3ebrune berbetsefdbrte 9opesz
fdue auf 10000 fommen. Gbcnlo bsu
1T Die balbtnjel 6loripa uno bas mitt>
lere @eoreia. Die nddfe Nuarce bsu>
tet an, rae smil1en $50 uno 500 So
resfdue Coon je 10000 pur& Nussebs
runo eintreten. Sn nieler Nuance er>
i9etnen baS mittlere New Sort unp bic
meiiten @ef>S Staten. Gin GROCER
She'll Dol, Wiseonfn unb Soma, iopie
pas nerbpefli9e Suinoie 1T iebo9 ltatf
blau. Mm blaueltsn 1T Stem Gn9lanp;
pieis buntelte Nuance fast, eab lber
Elm Ginftel Der TppesfaQe pur9 ausz
sebrune be~rbeieeflbrt purpe.
Die stpeite aarte 1T oransenselb urb
seist bic Sterbli@feit in Gol9e iener
Sranfbeitseruppe, als beren 9ueue
nWalaria" anseseben miro. Muf bic
fer &arte 1T New Gnelane am beQiten.
Der @efen uno Elm Spell peS Saoens
babsn bic speite Nuanee. Der 8ef
res SIpens bat bic brittle Nuance.
Das n5rolihe Gluripa, Der 5Rli9e 3ip'
fel pom @%uccarolina, Elm She'll ron
2ouifana urp elm 9robes eiud Don
Ieras baben bic bunfelte Nuanee. Auf
pieler &arte besei@net pie erfe y'aanee
peniaer ols 100, Die 3peite jw'iben
100 unb $50, bic brittle biz 1000 bic
pierte lber 1000 Eopesfaqe auf je '0,>
900.
Muf Der oritten &ortc rriro bic terb>
li4fsit %parssfsat, wel@e auf &sanuns
pss Typbus uno serwanoter 3ranfbeiz
ten fomnt. Diele 8arte 1T ROTH unp
Die Fsdisie BON alien. Sie ;sist kS&ff
unreeslmdbise Gisuren. Ser 8efsn
uno Nerbe1 fino burbfdnittli& rStbsr
als Der Sdren ; bod fnren ft@ in rie>
fem lebtereu einis, Der punfelfen @tsl'
len. Gloripa rnp Der SGcwefen finn
betnabnre gang rpeiB. Sn SIpzGaros
lima fino bic Steusn> welhe auf per
orranseselbea 8arte bic bunfelften fne,
auf tieier Sarte weie. Seem @nslano
1T Yerbdltnibmdbis ounfel, Ma6a6uz
letts aber Der be0Re New Gnslanofaat.
Der procentlaB 1T beriel6e, wel@er fir
bic oranaenselbe ansenommen 1T.
Die pierte &arte 1T grim unp gilt ben
unterleibss 8ranfbeiten, ,pel9e in feint
anpere Gateeurie fallen. Muf bisle'
8arte tpiecerbolt fid bic grideinuns
uel9e auf Der critten berportritt. De,
Norcen 1T bur9idnittli9 cunfler als
Der Sdcen> i'm SGpen aber fommer
mitten in BET, bellen StelIen bic bunfel:
fen Der sansen &arte Dor.
D.. u~ue>rSn.r UNb>p <A~nrrntrfo>s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-03
8u perfaufem pber oerremteu,

speuex spraeridten alters hes Gissntbamers 1T tn
Ridlanb Conn, Rtee g.. Mtnnefsta, cine Sarm 81 Ser.
fauien pbe- Su S%errenten. Dteielbe bait 16D ader Ipsun
uber 100 Mder unter Gultur bas utrise 1T eutes Wieien.
Meilen RON Taritault, Ntce 60. ...
Beoinauneen fetr biQis. gum Reut fam Sanen une
@efpann aeesb.n werben unb sum Kanf a1e Geratts unb
9;sb. Der pterte 1tel pom Raufi&iaine utrb baar per
lonat. bos utbrtae tann lGnsere 3eit feben bleiben. SUITE
GebduIfdfetteu Inb nutes DaGer fnb am Tlase. SIR
weiter,s peube man f& an ben @tsenttdmer.
Sos. Daufer,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
,yrrpEsTING HISTORICAL INCL
DENT.

The London Globe, remarking ON the
- Of the ex-Duxe of Modena to the
t,s pr;nce of Wales, at Vienna, the other
iar saws: This may seem a very COM
a'y, .n:yn,nlace announcement. To those,
%nweyer, who know the facts, it is full of
interest. The ex-Duke-who is also, by
hs wav, an Archduke of Austria and
prince Royal of Hungary and Bohemia
Il at present the representative of the
Smart family, and might claim, by right
a birth, to be King of England. Hen
ystta. youngest daughter of Charles l.,
was born at Exeter, on June Is, 1914.
Sbp was educated as Catholic, in
France, by her mother. In 1861, she
became the wife of Phillip, Duke of Or
leans, the ancestor of Louis Philippe.
4 Princess of the House of Orleans
snrupg from this union, married a
prince of the House of Savoy--their
nneal decendant-became the wife of
Trancis w., Duke of Modena, father Of
,hs ,reseut ex-Duke. Thus the latter is
sirartly SIu descended, through the female
mi ,ine from Charles I. The male line has
iono been extinct. The gentleman who
Siai I some time ago, and whom the
nawspapers spoke of as the last Of the
Stparts, had strong resemblance to the
t,n,ilv but his claims to Stuart blood
rars altogether fanciful. The ex-Duke
,ot Moneno is, and has long been, the
Seod Of this ancient house. There are,
nrobably. still among the remote Scot
tish clans descendants of the heroes OF
'l5 who would be willing to honor him
As their sovereign. We are not aware
,ba, apy heir of the Stuarts has acknowl-
edped the settlement of 1858. Their
m6st enthusiastic supporters long age
ceased to dream of its being reversed
lookinr at the subject as matter OF
ripht, some member Of the family may
have continued to regard the Sovereign:
of the House of Brunswick as usurpers
The visit of the Duke to the Prince Of
Wales may be taken as sort of &c
knowledgement that long possession O
the throne by the reigning family putt
their title to it, even theoretically, be
yond question. To those acquainted
with English history, the sight of tn
Princes together might have recalled
long, dark struggle, which excited til
far in the last century fierce passions
and was the occasion OF much blood
she'd. The cause of the Stuarts is no,
forgotten one; but it once had tn
sympathy of many of the noblest mind
in England, and reused their enthusiasm
as the cause of order and justice. Thu
utterly may great political movemer
exhaust itself. Will the cause of th
Legitimists in France ever die out O
completely?
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

AN INDIAN CLAIM AGENT.-He is gen-
orally bankrupt-in morals, religion
and politics. He will make uncon-
scionable demands for the most imagi-
nary services; will make any kind of
representation to the Indians against the
character of his own people and govern
ment that in his judgement will over
gsSSAIid imnortanse h1 Gents and viii trsdaes desntn hS
will impudently claim an exclusive
knowledge Of public records that are
really known to every one; will threaten
others in order to carry his point WI,
accept pay on both sides Of HIS case ana
the last and best pay is the best served.
He will buy or sell, corrupt or be cor
rupted. whichever promises the most
money to him. He will attack any
other of the same class of operators II
NOT permitted to share in the spoils. ne
will marry squaw and become an In
dian to secure an influence among them
and will abandon his victim and childrei
if necessary for gain. He will abondoi
American citizenship for that OF pam
of Indians, solely to divide their prop
erty with them, and that done Will aoah
don them. In short. If there Is any
thing that an Indian agent VIII not q
il is that he will not treat his cheh'
the Indians, honestly Ex-Consres
man Shanks, of Indiana.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
NOTICE.
Dissolution.

,,,uE CopARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE En-
isting between George Eggetts and CnAries
Na,tenhnrph. under the firm name OF George
E1astts i Co. lis this day dissolved-by mutual
consent, GEO. EGGETTs will pay all debts {, OF
tba ate Arm. and to him all outstanding liaoili-
'iee N'" GEO. EGGETTS,
CHAS, NETTENBURGH.
,,ooho lima q 1874. je4 st
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
SAN FRANCISCO AGENT.

c. W. CRANE, 1s6 Montgomery street, is 5oiL
Agent for the PiocHE DAILY REcoED, author
lied to contract and collect for advertise
ments, at our lowest cash rates, in coin. Ad-
vertisers are requested TO leave their orders
with him, rs none other will be recognized.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

In Massachusetts,, when the preacher
reaches "seventeenthly" in his sermon
knowing chap yells fire, ana .ne
congregation is promptly diss misseu q ;
One good man, who had been cnokea On
two successive Sundays by the same
young man, coollly remarked on tne
third trial Of the dodge: young man
YOU amt half as much in danger OF nr'
now as you will be when you die.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

Miss NoyE Of Buffalo played the IN
trepid heroine to the life in trying 10
check pair of very badly frightened a
horses who were running away with her
and three other ladies, the other day, uS
bravely clinging to the reins ana turn- Turn
ing the animal squarely into conve'
nient omnibus, which stopped theh'
All this was glorious, but why, oh. why
did the brave girl faint as soon as . gen
tleman helped he from the carriage
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
REMOVAL.

w d. DURKEE HAS REMOVED TO or,fr =,
Heintzelman's JeweiTy s.ose, Wstchss At
nr;ces 20 suit the times. All kinds OF Jew%r!
RRepsired in a workman-like manner; f1Pe
Mnmnting done with nestness and dispatch
please give me call, one and all .oo,,
Nh. All Work Guaranteed. my"-i.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

The st. Louis Republican fears ina.
the present administration has not haa
Justice done it. 1t appears that We are
indebted to it for great many blessings
that we have ungratefully forgotten 10
give it credit for. One of the Repuoh-
can organs in that city thus enumerates
them: Meanwhile the government
still goes on. The mails arrive ana ue-
part with their accustomed regularly,
the taxes are collected, the public deot Is
being paid the fields are growing yer
dant, with the promise of good harves.s; !,
and the sun shines upon contenten
and prosperous people, who seem totally
unconscious of the dreadful tyranny oy
which they are oppressed we nave ,
forgotten that the sun shines, the neiu'
grow verdant, and the people pay tnel
taxes by permission of the Administra
ton. Let all those who grumble apou
the tariff high rates Of transporrtaItio,:n. .
the salary robbery and Credit Mopilie
briberies think of this and hold thel
mouths. Avant Courier, bozemai
Montana.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
NOTICE
To Abseut Claimh01dexs

~,oTIcr "a HEREBY GIVEN TO EDWARD
N WINANs and FRANK WHEELER. owners owners
on the Belle Of Ogdensburg lode, in Ely Mimns
District that if they do not appear ara Pm ~
then the deyeiopment Of said ledge within NlNLTi
DAYS from this date, the same will bs sold ae'
| cordiug to law. SiLnENA MI Nh Gooa
Ptocks, April q, 1878. apN'es"'oe
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
NOTICE
To Absent Claim Holders.

~1orIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO A.
Gatewood and George Rollins,
iocstors on the Phenix ledge. in Highland Dis
trict, that II they do not appear and p.y Their
proportion Of the expenses incurred IN .ne s. Cs.
srnua this date, the same will be sold. according
to law. InOMAs n DoDD oo ,s-oS
Pioche March 90. 1879. mrD'oewSod
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
Notice to Creditors.

DsTATE OF CREAMER talbot; D @
X, ceased. Notice is hereby given by the un.
ders;uned. Administrator Of the Estate Oh
CREAMER TALBOT, deceased, to the creaisois o;s
Of, and all persons having claims .ha ra"esssry
yonchers, within ten months after the frst pno- o
iicstion Of this notice, to the said AdmhnisrtU ,
at the Office Of Bishop sabin, in Piocne' Ain'
coin county, State Of Nevada. ,,r,,u
Administrator Of the Estate Of Creamer Iaioo''
deceased. "A aoa
Dated May 8, 1873.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18

Louise Mining Company. -Tns .se
Annual Meeting Of the stockhoiders ot r.,s .ne
tess for the ensuing year and Transaction OF suSn
other business as may be presented. will De hela M
st the once Of the company. Rooms 8 and o, NO
3O2 Montgomery street, San Francisco, CsntoL
nia, on SATURDAY, MAY u. 1878 ~ . v.oO
y. m. ""' n r,vaofd
May II, 1873. My.-.-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-18
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.

JOB WORK.
Done at the RECORD office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de.
livery, unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the Office. No de.
Walton from this rule.
, 1873-04-16

A Graveyard WnsAcd dAxvay.-VnuRhiss
tho uuriiorcr Of Enindmnn So Tho

A. Graveyard Washed dAxvay--Vnughn,
tho NIurdoror Of Enindmnn So Tho
Mayor In Troub1e..Fersonal.
MEMPHIS, April ia graveyard situated On
tho banks Of the Arkansaa, twenty mi1es below
this city, ca.ed into tho river on Sunday. About
700 bodies were washed away In tho rapid cur
rent,
Lewis Vaughn, charged with the assassination
Of Gen. Hindman, was brought before Judge
so1soy, Second Circuit Court, this afternoon, on
ination, 10 was remanded to jail till Saturday,
by which time It Is expected roquistion for
him from tho Governor OF Arkansas will DO ro-
coiyod.
at called n,oeting OF the Gonoral Council
this afternoon, thu chargoa against Mayor john
son, Of epeoulatiug in city bonds was referred to
tho Finanoe Committee, with power to Hond for
persons and papers.
Postmaster General Creswcl1. and senatora
Cameron and Howe and their families, arrived
here this afternoon from New OrloanH. Thcy
will probably visit Little Rock before leaving for
tho North,
, 1873-04-16
STATE LEGISLATURES,
OHIO.


COLUMBUS, O., April l5.--In tho House, tits
morning, tho following bills woro pasaod. 1louao
bill to provide TINT whore two Councilman havo
shal1 sorve for tho long or tho short torm tley
may decide tho matter by casting lots; House
bill to authorize Juaticos Of tho Ponce to- act az
Police Judges during the sickness Of said Judges.
After considerable discussion, tho gcnoral appro-
pr1stiMSn M sIll xss AefSsteayeas ,:ts %; nsys, e.
but leaving new trials to bo granted by courts,
~ at present, was lefeatod.
,ctoLuMnug, O., April 15,:In tho senata ttis
BY to provide thnt Trustees ct colleges and
pire during mcattng OF tho Board, shall hold
offtco during such meeting, aud until their suo-
ocssota ara chosen. Senate bill to provide.
for tho removal Of a caso from tho
oonIt Of ono Justice Of tho Poaco to.
Of an attorney engaged in tho casc House Bill
to amend tho Riot not 80 as to extend tho maxi
mum Of impriaonmont thirty days, aud tho maxi-
mum OF Ane $500. House BIZ to provide that
snita =, ngafnat administrators, executors, and
@sess msy Sytor h' brought a The eoua
gusrd!.nahip were grnnted, or tho county vhoro 70
The administrator, executor, or guardian reside,
House bill to authorize tho taking Of Tho dono-
sition OF : person imprisoned In Ohio House
n, to antn9rlzS adjacent townships having no
ing Cemetery. Bonato b to @ rcaura tha fsn sasro.
tary Of State to furnish tnly-Aloota and pohooka
Tor all eleotona. aonato bill rroyi{itnu heavy
nne and imprisonment for throwing miaaios at
trains az T., Of cara Gara or locomotives on railroads.
Appropriation bill waa defeated tbis mognine.
was roconaidored, and tho bill was put On ite
passage only to bo defeated ngain, recoYing 10
affirmative Votos, ono laaa than on thus morning.
, 1873-04-16

Tho boscgcd thon, by showing nag Of trtioo,
got a moments respite, which, with tho
treAchory Of hiodoog, they improved by
shooting 1adnot, tho white loader. Un-
able to force tho doors Of tho building, tho
assaants sot fro to It, aid, rs tho negroes ran
out to Escape tho aamoa, tlloy woro shot ono by
QUO. Ono hundred Of tllom wero killed, and
very many wounded. Ono hundred moro avod-
cd immediate death by 1ight, bnt arc boing
pursued, and aro not likely to escape.
Not ono Of thoir white 1onlorH vas hurt all Of
them having prudentIy Withdrawn boforo blood
was phod. Tho loss Of tho attacking whitos was
worry smnll. One or two woro killed., and aovoral
wounded. A1canwhl1o all tho plantations Of
several parishes aro doscrted, tho crops arc
neglected, river navigation Is interrupted, and
sooloty and government aro In chaos. Tho
State Govornment has looked supine1y upon
the struggle, whilo the press OF Nov Or
ieanB nro calling for restoration Of mil
ttary government. It la curious coincidence
that tho namo OF tho town md tho parish
Colfa1, In Grant parish-whoro tho troubles oo-
ourrod, al1ould correspond to tho names Of tho
PreHfdent and Vico-PreBidont undor whose 3D.
ninistrAtton wero sown tho geeds Of this omi-
nous slaughter in tho enforcement of tho Illegal
decision Of drunken Judge and tho recognition
Of q usurping Gov ernmont.