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BOSTON.
nlseas or O.kes Ames.

Bo-ros, II ~ 6.-oakes Anes was
in Boston on Tue.dsy Of last week and
while standing q, desk, Was attacked
With Q severe psin in tte stomach.
which ne s,tributei to indigestion. On
Thursday MS condition vas such as to
excis ser;ous alarm. he continued
TO suffer extremely Last evening at
tour o'clock, Hhilein bed be WAS rem
dered insensibls by a psraletic stroke
in the lett side. His age and weak
constitution added to the aggravated
pslure OF the illness Vt CO has a@ ctet
him for FIVE years He bs. been
troubled with 8 difficulty which threat
ened to culminste iu Brigbts dis. ase,
he beng at thst time under special
treatment. He 10 sixty>nine years Of
age The son o, Ames who resides io
Canton, Massachusetts, and other MEM
bers Of the family we're not fed and
summoned to the bed de OF Ans- woo
was not expec ed to live through 10.
night. Tols morning hosever. ne VAS
still alive the report o. his dratn was
premature II ls supposed that tne
neutal anxiety which tn. Credit Mooi-
lier iuv-s,is .rion had ctusrd him had
90, little 10 do With o g ll!sess.
The Beer Law.
The beer Law psssei By the presens
legislature nominally goes into effect
today. The koosledge Of this TACT
caused q change OF arrangements on
the part Of "a te q NUN Der OF dealers
10 Boston aad o,-er o'scs4 10 the Safe,
some having closed up altogether rne
STATE coostanl-s have Tor SOM weeks
past made N .ttsrs noi ior the Sladiy
dealers.
Lass or the Steamship Tennyson-
Ioiormation has just been received OF
tie los OF the stesn-uip Teuu!son
sne sailed rom Calcutta Oh the l3ih Of
January for Boston, xith 8 valuable
CARO- O, East Indis produce The dis'
sster 10 stated TO have occurred on toe
2od of February wren, the vessel vas
g. dsys out from Calcutta No psruc-
uIars Of the los are gwen, Dot II ls
supposed that al hsnds were saved.
the vessel VAS bu,l, at Nevhury port,
Mas aud the rot4 'oss Nil be S35,
200 irc!u1 D. so 600 worth o. ind'gr.
Tne loss vii! te severely ;eIt by toe
d underwriters o. thi- city. Tie vessel
was sl.o insurei 10 the Delsss-e. Nd
tnsl sad North American office. O.
Phi'sdelpni4, and the Great Western,
o. New York.
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ings connected With the Director Gee-
erals Bure.uz to the right . similar
ro~. Tor the police, d: To the len,
further ves, the Jury PavilIioG to tbs
right is the beautiful Imperial Pasil-
l'on. Wherever the eye Is directed are
Plv1LLloSs AID oRSAxzSrAL srsccruas
Wandering amid the trees Of the
spsc Gus grouods one 10 met by constant
surprises We enter 9 veritable tsiry
land, although, it must be admitted,
tnst imagination hss 10 com plets some
o. the structures, even though il is tue
fret of May Fsntssticslly Tsrissated
structures, With cupolss and minarets,
take rs in splrit 10 the Oreut and to
the bierogIy phic euchsptment OF the
Nile, TO The peasant butts OF Alssce snd
Lorraine. to the plaius OF Hungary, to
the steppes Of Russia and .otbe school
houses and wigvsms of America
IN THz VAST RoTuSpA.
Itake nv position under toe dome,
OF which let il suffice 'or me e say
that i: is sn enormous structure and
twice the size OF Its prototype, the
dome Of s., Peters st Rome. Beneath
thIs dome, 10 the centre, 10 Q raised
circular garden, rbododeudrous and .
tountsio. 0sber objects, wanting IN
anything ike tsste, sre rather sdVsr-
t.emeuts for the exhibitors than any
ornsmsuis TO the & tunds. The only
artistic fesIure 10 8 graceful statue OF
AUSTRIA wELcONISo THs voRLD.
There are also twin figures Of Aust.is
and Hungary. The one is armed With
8 spear and the other is lessrug on
shield. Opposite the south portal 10
A RAISED pAIs.
covered with deep crimson cloth, on
sh en- are placed some eighty chairs.
To the left are the seats appropriated
10 the lad es OF the D plomstic Corps.
To the rlght are chairs Tor the Enper-
ore pecia al guests. The exhibitors, the
trend. oil the Impersl Commission ,snd
tue newspaper correspondents, are gath.
cred q, special places rslisd otr with
tre ceolr. point free. To repro
duce the cup dali you may
N ,oISs Tas VAST AxPaITasATRs FILLED
with every variety. male snd female, oi
dressed humanity, the gen
llemeu 10 ssslIos-tsils and white crs-
vats. Fortunately. Austria is military
na.ioo aud this jresry funeral mouoso-
ny is dashed with splsnded points aud
splssbes OF brilliant color in the great
est variety.
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DSpxerons Exhibitions,

There are two periormaDces going on
ni,htly in New York which should
come within the prohibitory scope Of
the law. 10 one case 9 young girl is
$40, from q cstspuls into the alr for
distance O. nearly thirty ieet. Soc stands
on The bead OF q monstrous engine
which shows above the stage, and in sn
lns,au, is thrown into the air to plat
,orn, The supports Of which she grssps
on reaching It. One can fancy what
would hst pen If her nervegsve way tor
an Instant Her limbs must be per
rec,ly rigid when the blow comes, else
she would be either mansle ed or lnstsot
" killed. A very slight thing might
cause this loes Of nerve; an alarm, .
cry, the falling OF anything behind tie
sceoes, or the least physical weakness
Nothing 10 all she does, before or after.
in scrobati.m is as horribly dangerous.
At another place, q man stands on
one side OF the stage with blue vine
glass on bic head; suother, on the op-
posi.e side, fres . rifis-balI and skaters
me glass to pieces Au apple placed
10 the cam. position, is pierced By the
msrksmsn. A silver dollar held BE-
tween thumb aud iuger, is shot away
A pip. held in the mouth is shot away
by the rsli and, 6usily, . silver dollar
held uprisb,in q bi, Of thin wood, is
nlaced on the head and shot away. the
tall passing within an inch Of the skull
rbe msn who fires is gooi marks
man. But fancy what bic compaoioos
cnance OF llie would be If anything oc-
Cured to disturb him al the instant The
sim Is complete. II is too hassrdous
q could use q lay fgurs to ss good
aivanIag. and NO. risk life sod limb
l. there 10 any Law which would apply
!, these Gases, II should be put in force.
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BiEgess s,0ry Yet OF That Apru
RaaA.s,oHm.

BiEgess s,ory Yes Of That April
SuoN.ssorm.
Correspondence OF the New To'k Herald.
Some idea may perhaps be formed
Of the beaviuess Of tbs snowfall vher
i, is stated tbs, BY three o'clock on the
afternoon thst the storm set in, the
Missouri River vas covered six or eight
inches deep sitb snow and slush tbss
fell too RAPIDLY TO melt, and formed .
cracking AID rustiiDg surface a. thick
a. porridgs, or the Eiug led snow. water
and sand through which Q foot pss'
seugsr trudges through the city after .
tbsw. Eve witnesses say that man
in snow-snoes could have walked acros1
the river on this q ,ating snes-dIih-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
lSaSy aaPAes.
NV YosK. Nav q


Mousy uss easy to-ds, ~ S to ] psr
Geo, The bank. are Offering money
more freely to the BANKERS All press
ing them to take il ., snd uadsr the
legal rates. The increased ease IN
mouey caused . better feeling 10 6,so-
cial circles F,ceiga sxchaaet WAa
quiet aod uachxnssi ultn actuL oasl.
nsss 90 the bass Of l0Si to lusi os
prime bankers sky days Gerliog. aud
1894 to l09f Tor sight Coli ss asn
and ragged between III and hit. The
marke, closing st ll7i Tne As-is,sat
Treasurer paid out to- lay 4is OOJ 90
account oil Interest and - w 10 ~
dem ption Of $50 bouda $50
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7 Five yesrs sgo ue tound great did,
,culty 10 raising $50 Nos scarcely .
mail ARRIVES tsst some banker doe not
solicit our paper.
. The weather 10 esttisg sssn sposfh
70 permit female ns'ghb bofs % isss over
the ferce snd talk sboat the psopls
-seFoss ss+hsssy.---- +hs
/, 10 about time the little giri sbe
jumps the rops three huodrsd tinss
sitbou, stopping 70 the DELIGHT Of her
parents add the pearss usdsytAksr,
made bsr sppeafsrea
lis Q littis singular boz nsch vslu-
able time Q mar sili 'sks ap In stady-
ing the postns-s y ,. f--rer tosss vbsrs
il comes tfoD r"f, . opsa The
letter and a. -. - o-Ss.
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ST. LOUIS.
Mistakes IN the Aee~ants ~ the
PFuSfsu Once

Psusfsu O0ee.
sr. Lorls, May e.-Ths Reps5heas
learns ,bs, mistakes In book. keeping.
In the Office OF Major james Lindssy,
Pension Agent in this city, bsvs been
discovered to the amount Of tventy-tvo
thousand dollars, snd that Major Lind.
cav has made the amount good out OF
his own private funds. Tbs errors are
said 70 hsve resulted solely BY reason
Of the iocoupetency Of the accountants.
Wm McWaters, who broke into the
Wyoming, Nebraska Postoffee. And
assaulted the Postmaster, and killed
Judge Wolf, who was assistioy the
United States Marshal to arrest him,
was arrested at Kansas City Isst night,
and will De taken to Nebrasks to-day.
jacob Enorv, Q farmer living IN Pc
RI township, Dubuque county. Iowa,
WAS found hanging TO tree on bis farm
Yesterday morurbg having committed
suicide Family trouble, is ssit to b
the Cause.
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Ct0es0sass asvses- yHl
CfscfySAyl NsV g.

.
COTrOv-Q1ies miidlss 1871; re-
eeip,s 1871 ba.ss; shipments S39 bales
stock IL 35l
FLOUR-Stssdy; supersns u. qso-
Ted Of IS 25t43 u.s. isnIy7 S59' IS
wHEAr-Pirm sod prees uG-
changed.
CORy-4594Te. ''F.' 81.
OhTS-42a%Sa CO.'S s.-s
RYE-Firm; Gales oi NJ sAa
BAkLEY-Firm st 81 l0sl IS
Hay -Dulk timothy SIS 10 42J %.
PROvIsIONSfnm spd uochsos-d.
PORK sis 50 Baik Meas
Shoulder 7s elesr ribs 81, el,srsldss
u. Bscoo-Sboolders &c; clear ribs
"; clear sidss lOi sugar cured baus
l4Sl5,. '''s
LARD-s,eshy ., ss9Se ,is1~
TALLOw-SGsis zrgs
WHISKY-AdvAnce3 % &c. .t
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BALTIMORE.
Accident.

BALTIMORE. Msy 6.-Mr George B.
TsIlsfero. a COMMISSION merc1snt o.
this city. vas run over By the New York
ard Washington cars ss they we're ps-s'
irau Prstt street a, the intersection
OF High street, earlv this morning. Il g
bodv vss bss badly bruisrd by the
norss tram mpling on it, and bis arm
vas also cut of by the shee's Of the
cars. There is scarcely sry hopes o.
his recovery.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PRoylpzScE, Nay 6-There Was 8
meeting OF the operators who had not
struck with the ovsrseers OF the OIne-
yiou. delsine mills this afternoon, 10
arrange ,or 9 meeting on Thursday and
Erday. Il isl expected that The ctr kers
will cut in an appearance, bat no s-rl-
GUS disturbance is su,icIps'ei, as there
sill Be simple police protection.
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BROOKLYN.
Var an 0a0hlera-

B.oorrrx, Nay e-Tae Court o.
General Sessions vas crowded TINS
morning, oucssioned BY the trial o.
A,dre. Mcclellan. indicted Is . com
u,oe gambler. The Indictment against
him ooutsioed eight different spreiss
o, gambling, but tb. principal oos vas
the further charge si selling io'ie!y
policies Several witnesses tes,inea 70
porchssiDE lottery policies .. AcClei'
80. nl..s al bosiness One of the Wit.
n....s 700 ,esuified for the prisoner Wsa
an employee Of Aecseus.s ana - IT, ~.
under IN Indictment - gambler. os
jury reedsrsd . verdict OF guilty, sna
'Ns0s,lsn yss rsnsndsd ior ssoIsec'
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OHIO.

ment OF the staie Legtsia'
turs-
CoLcxsUs May 6-The General As
sembly adjourned 1ne die at halt pss,
nine o'clock thi- norolng, bsvins been
10 session one huodred and twenty fve
dave, during vi ca time one hundred
and nin.ty-tnree general, and ont
buudred and twen,y-seven locs! lsw-
were enacted. Most o. the members
have alresdy lett or their homes.
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Tus Cesisssss Hrses.

Scene-Lbtsry 10 the house Of 20
elderly gent, sonevbere 10 Australia
Old gent telesr4pbs TO the kitebss, sSd
waiter ascend, 10 . balloon.
Old Gen,-John fy over 70 Calcutta
and tell Mr.. Jobnsop thst I shsll be
happy TO haze him sop w,tb me- Never
mind your coat now Col
John leaves, and ct the ssdof Eve
minutes returns.
John-Mr. Jobn.oo says be will
come, be has got 70 20 over 10 Sc
Petersburg for . nonent aod thso he
vii be here
Old oent--Very veil, John. Nov
starte the machine Tor setting the tsbis
and telegraph TO my wiies room, and
tel her that Mr. Joboeoa 10 coming !;
then brush np ny balloon. ior I have
80 engagement 10 Lopdo0 q tsdvs
o'clock
John fies, aod the Old eeutlsmsu
rune over TO the West ladies 70 bay Q
tresh orange.
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II ALIFAx.
The Atlantic Wreck

inc AtINhttC VIVA
HALi7.1, Nay 6-Tbs Atlantic
wreck is being slowly broken up by the
action Of The eea. Oo Sunday the main
portion Of the pull was broken, large
part Of the cargo drifting ses~ard
Fourteen more bodies have been secur.
ei from the wreck. making the whole
number thus for 39l The bodies .ere
sill much dlsdsured, sud no vaiuaoies
were found 90 them.
An explos on occurred on board OF .
schooner q, Lockeport, lsst Thursday
The cabin and cshin furniture was des
rroved. Eeven men who were IN the
c.uin al the time were all badly buroed
The explosion va. caused by throwing
& burning match ou the q oor where the
oil mad leaked IRON the cans.
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SPAI Y.

MADRID, May 6.-OEing TO the d.
crease If the Carists 10 the oorth, Ge-
neral Nsuvillos will sccep, the AiRistry
OF War, aud remain al Madrid
The inhabitants If the Canary Islands
have sen, and address to the Govern
mentrene~ipg their sssursn ces OF loys-
litv and deuyiog the ex stence oil
leeiipg 10 favor of separation.
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AAOTHE X RlRE.
Destr uetiou OF Ross a vaadeFvOrt's

Destr action OF Ross a vanderv0rt's
From the Weston democrat
Duripg the night OF Tuesday last oul
towu was again Lighted up by the burn
irg OF one o. the best business houses
it coutsiued-the handsome aud COM
modious store house owned and occu.
pied by Messrs Ross d Vsudervort, on
the west SIDE OF the river.-The FIRE
vas discovered by some Of the stten-
dar ts st the Asylum soon s'ter mid.
night, and the alarm given ss prompt =
ss could be 1os few moments our
people were upon the sgot 9, rsnIse but
il WAS at once seen thst the rire had ob.
rsined too strong hoId upon the doom.
ed building. To eave il Vas impossible,
20 q bands turnsd in With o will 70
remove the goods-the larger part oi
which were tsken away from danger
but huge pills Of clothing, several
huudred bushels OF wheat corn and
po;stoes, an immense qnsntity o. bacon
and q grest deal OF merchsndise o.
various kinds. aud . great many other
things, were lost.
The large upper rooms, sbove the
soc. hal been dttei up and sppropri-
stsly adorned !or the use o. the Masonic
Oder In this place, aud everything
there vss lost, including the records
snd other ps pers OF the Fraternity. The
los 10 them csnro, be replaced for
much les than 81 000.
Tne goods IN the store were insured
for "a 000-s2 OOJ 10 the Peabody
Company, OF Wheeling. and 5000 in
toe Franklin Company. OF tie same
CIV The buiIdiog was Insured for
81 500 (about hall ios vslus) 10 the
Stst. Company OF Parker. burg. We
bsve nor learned uhst basis OF settle
nept has been agreed upon with The
Io.urance companies. but we know
that ifMes.rs r i v receive the 'ull
amount, they will still be very heavy
Iossrs
The safe was opened sbou, seventeen
hours srsr the FIRE, and the papers and
books kept there we're taken out unlu-
jured. A great many valuable private
pspers, belonging 10 Mr.. Vsndervort,
aud which we're 20 desk we're destroy
ed An immense qnsrtity OF new goods
which the frn hsi recently purcba-ed
10 B,lti uore, iortu nstely did not arrive
uDul Two days sft.rthe are. The origin
OF the nre 10 mystery; but We regret
TO ssy that the opIuion prevails that il
was the work OF 40 ineepdiary. II ns
s.d thing to cay. bat the evidence seems
to he almost t"o strong to doubt IL
With s strong wind blowing east, it
.ould have been ion possible 70 cave the
town, but fortunately for us, the air
vas cain-t srdly breath OF sir bios
ing. Notsiths,sndipg this, the hardest
us,tle OF the FIRE vss 70 save the bridge
over the river, and this vas accomplish.
~ only bv superhuman efforts In
behalf Of those who are too old 70 work
sts FIRE, we oace more return our
thauk. 70 the gallant men and boys
VINO worked 90 nobly. Our town ought
TO Be . oud Of her fre-fghtsrs. for ve
verify believe their equals 10 this re-
spect 90 not exist
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We 80 that the Hoo. Samuel Shsl.
lab.rser 10 travelling through ths pesss
10 company With those senaton and
Rspress assiives Who refused the back
paw svas. I,is time that SanuA go
deprived Of the cr-di, for % doing The
thrifty Shellabsrger dido'f re'uss 'ths
back pay very much. but he pat Il DO
his ponmoansie, carried it dosa -
Springfield. and ps,ei II where k
soald do the most good 20 himsel hY
investing the pluuder 10 bank stock:
Thai is the truth about the MISTER.
Take Sheliabarssrys name oas ot The,
lisI-PlGsieai~ ... -..- "A,
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SSIA.
Death Of Hon. J. l. Orr.

Death of Hon, J, L UT.
ST PsrERssuRe May 8 Hon. Jas.
L Orr, United States Minister TO Rus-
sis, died suddenly last night at bis resi-.
dence IN this c,ty, OF inflammation OF the
lungs. He bad suffered tut shorI
time. H.suuexpectsd death has caused
q general feeling at the Russlsn Court.
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When you zee dead mao 10 the
road, Wit long hsir. no uudsrclo, hing.
and bis boois ruo down at The heel, you
NAV be coufient il is Q newspaper man
m7rdertd Tor his money.
A telescope hss been erected 'vhieh
briggs the moon within eighty miles OF
The rarth. Tne people 10 Goshen Who
manu- seizure cheese tor . Gving are
properly alarmed q this, and have
called . town meeting.
Tns Modocs have msde another raid
oo our people and murdered them. II
ever our Government gets ho,d OF these
savsses, gets them right where they
can 10, escape, geis teen inteisselutch-
e. some contractor vii make money.
The pr'cs Of . uenagerie 10 pou re
duced 70 $4,000 THIS will Be good
psws 70 the poor
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DaSttosss . uaskes.
B.trlxoss. Nay 8.

c0rrOv-Duil; loo midd'isss BE.
FLOUR-DaH Hovsrd ssfeei s~pe,.
has a 1896 o. do s1frs 8 30tS1 50;
do. family 8 2stsl0 IS; City N;h< 90
perhss s o0S 8 On DO ezra 7 IS 40 50,
DO family . 7Ssll 50; WsGsf- sd
psrfs.. 4 fss6 %; DO sxtrs 8 SO
Z 81 d, tsniiy 8 0069 50.
wHEir-Dull sod lover; ebo;ce
shits 2 osS2 VI; Tor good 10 prius
red ] 90s2 10 com,na 20 air DO ] 10
81 IS western red I 7s(Sl 90 do am
Der l os17 o.
c0RS-DuiI ard dsprsed.
= 0kT5-Qaies bat Orr; sosfbesn
50z3lS ssss<rs pixsd AZ dG whits
60S6ia -
RYE-rrm .. saesSl 90. so
PROvi5l0yS-Qnst bat 1rm.
Neo PORK 80 10 baIk Nests, sbotl-
dsss uS clear rib sides 9is eicSsBe-
eoG ID erm 1s-,.sd; snoaldai nf{e,
eiess Yib side- 10 sl0Se 6zsrf cared
ksnrllSG i5e = -sy e
LkD-CsGhaAes1, ~ -sc =
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FO IGN.
FRANCE
New Move.

PAR,s, Nay 6-Tbe French Gov
ernmeu, has decided to create Q second
chamber in the National Assembly, the
election will be held on the basis o'
universal suffrage. The question rs.
ssrdiny the formation o. the second
cbsub in the Legislature has been
prominently sgirsted 'or some time,
me proposition being fully endorsed oy
Pres dea, Tneirs.
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AIN FAlA.
Pre-.

MKxpar, May The town OF Paris,
between Louisville and Memphis Hss
partially destroyed by DE to-day. Loss
SlUu O00. Ireursnce light.
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A Dsnbury bride received among her
wedding girs . receipsed bill Of eight
dollars ior gate hinges from hsr father.
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L.veudsr. .colorsd p,ss are proises
in Nss Jersey. r. - 4
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NEW ORLEANS.
The War of Races.

Nsv ORLEANS, May 6-Serious
.rouble lie anticipated at ST. MsrHns'
vile. Large reiuiorcements o. Metro
poliran police started for there to-day.
Numerous meetings are beng held hy
the citizens to-uight, sud a petluoo
unsnimously gred has been sent 10 TO
the legislature ior rrisioIceuett oi
troops.N LA
The Mail Transportation com osny
have refused TO TRANSPORT kellogg
armed Metropolitsns on their steamer
Br.shesr to Ne. loora
fPM-Mouuted Metropolitan po
lice have sssembled at the central po-
Ice s,stiou, and say thai they are 10
star, a, once tor 81. M,rtnsvllle.
4:2Op x-About 10 police, armed
with Winchester fies. just marched
up towards the leyee,
Fire.
q The largest business portion o. l'en'
ton, Louisisns was destroyed bS 6's
to-day. Loss heavy. NopartIcuis ..
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HISTORY OF TIE PaArER.

Before going into description Of the
festivities I would add lev words on
the general appearance Of the Prsrer,
and something about il. history Since
1870 t belonged TO the lmper 81 Court,
where, iu the extended meadows and
among the iorestp, it loved 70 hold irs
festivals, it's hunts, promenades snd
f-esorka Tee people we're excluded
from it until 1866, or before tbs, time
only the nobility and bish-blooded
strangers we're permitted to d,ve IN
the Park during the months OF Msy
9 j June.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-07

The Exposition building stands in 9
lsrge ercloeed space o. the Prsier. five
times a. large a. the Champ de Mar,
on which the Paris Exposltioo stood.
On The space from the entrsnce TO the
building six fountains send up lsrs.
iets of vat.r. Tastetully arranged
lawn and fo.er beds greet the eye.
To the left 70 the long rov o. los balld.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-05-24
JOHN CHRISTIAN KEENER
A Card from General Beauregard.

Louisiana might have been spared
most of her Affections, which now bear
so heavily upon her, but for the po-
litical dissensions and antagOnlsms
among our own people. But there is
one scheme for saving the State which
involves no such antagonisms that
scheme is immigration.
| consider the plan proposed by
the louisiana immigration and Home
stead Company for restoring peace and
nrosnerity to our community entirely
feasible. On this, all honest men In
the State may unite. All who own
property within its limits, and who de-
sire to see our people prosperous and
happy. should be induced to work for
the success of the company. The only
obstacle to the latter's rapid progress is
the difficulty In obtaining the ear OF
landholder, merchant, capitalist and
others who have it In their power to
restore the State, through this COM
pany, promptly and effectively. A
council of such citizens in New Orleans
might agree upon plan of action on
their part that would electrify the
whole State with new hopes and in
spire our population with new energies:
By such a movement the exodus Of
useful citizens from the State, now
proceeding to an extent which threat
ems our ultimate ruin, may bearrested.
Such a convention, entirely discard
ing politics, may be called at once and
ifonr most substantial and influential
citizens attend it, measures may be
adopted which may somewhat palliate
the present anxieties and Affections of
our people, and ultimately restore peace
and prosperity.
G.. II. BEAUREGARD,
President Louisiana immigration and
Homestead Company.