The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-05-11

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Adsocefs' b enc OF the lrst Catholic edifices o
the city. Is was first built yeArs ago by Faith
er Psrehc, now Archbishop Of New Orleans
Tho Archbishop Of New York CONFIRMED
| 80 persons 10 his metropolitan city in Eve
days,-April ed 10 26th.
| EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS
John Stuart Afill 10 dead. III.
+ The government has ordered Il. ooo, 600 pos
| tai cards. 6 ! .'aatra s,"oz -
vssseis from this city are now quarantined
two weeks at Havana. s..r.z.,.i. g.. .. ..
oakes Anes Of Credit Mobiier notoriety died
| in Boston ON the 9Th. r"tall- $3.50
Greece has abo1ished her legation in all for
eign countries excepting Turkey.
The Democrats elected their candidate fol
Mayor Of indianapolis, Ind, BY 3zs majority,
We regret to learn l,y Telegraph that Arch
bishop Bailey Of Baltimore Ia again very i'll.
President Davis is on o visit to Texas, and
is everywhere received with heartfelt cordial.
ity. -. ~.
The New York courts have deoide ed that
Geo. Francis Train il sane and responsible for
his acts. Is: .f@i ia ; p ssJ - Ga.
8. p. chsse;is chief justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, died in New York on
the 7th, Of paralysis. ,a,i f "a ~
There ara more than Ave hundsed ofaeers
now sorving Don Carlos who have belonged 10
the regular Spanish army. - 9t' ,a ia.' -
/ 4 SSOO,O0o fire, destroying the greater por-
tion of the business part of the town, occurred
on the 9th, at Trenton, La. ..r
The Board of Education in Jersey City en-.
dorses the enforcement Of the rule for reading
the Bible in the public schools. ~. o..
The Supreme Court of Missouri has de-
cided women are not voters under the Mis-
souri, constitution or fourteenth amendment.
1t is expected that four cables will be work
ing across the Atlantic and five ACROSS the
Gulf of st. Lawrence before the LIST of septem-
Der. ~. - -.
Seventy Eve Congressman have accepted the
invitation TO attend tho Conference of South
ern and Western members in St. Lous on the
18th. alg 0*i - 80 to'l a,t go ..t -
Jas. L. Orr, the renegade South Caroliniap,
who was appointed q. s. Ambassador 10 Russia
by Gen. Grant, died in St. Petersburg ON the
9Th inst. Fl s-ns a.r ..
Homer Lane of New York and John McMa-
hon of Rutland, VT, have agreed to wrestle
on the 30th inst, at Troy for the championship
of America.
The Ohio Legislature has adopted resolu-
tious denouncing the retroactive salary act
and calling for its repeal In the House the
vote was go to 90, in the Senate IS to4.
The Westers Watchman Of st. Louis says that
Capt Jack ought to read Gen. Sherman's order
again. 1t means that he and his band, not the
troops of the United States, are to be exter-
minated. ~. .-.sH
ALI liquor aud beer dealers have been noti-
fed in Boston that the liquor law will be en-
forced. State constables are going about the
city now serving notifications suited to the
various grades of liquor dealers The whole
sale dealers are not interfered with. but the
bsr-room keepers are notified to close ct once
on pain of prosecution. -
Advices from Cloud county, Kansas, state
that another fearful storm had occurred in that
region, by which . number Of lives were lost,
and much property destroyed. The roof of
the house owned by Mr. Snyder was blown
down and Mrs Snyder, his wife, ave chill
dren and q farm laborer were buried in the
snow, and frozen to death, within q few miles
Of neighbors. houses. A family named I'LL.
richer shared q similar fate, all being frozen to
death. -,.Hi - n' ID 80. .H..
At o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th tor
nado struck the Lanaux place, abont ten miles
below Point-a-la-Hachs, extending an arpent
in width, blowing down Lanaux's kitchen, the
Catholic Church, and all the cabins surround
ing the same, destroying their contents, kill
ing u young man and wounding several other
persons. The stable was also blown down,
killing two horses, mule, and several head of
cattle. The tornado extended across the
river, destroying house and killing a oolored
man. ..
1t is proposed in Texas to pass law making
inability to read or write disqualification
from sitting on jury. Colored citizens, who
know Of no easier way of earning dollar or
two, are opposed to the proposition, rs it
would exclude nearly every one of their race
from the jury box. It would seem, however,
says the New York Sun, (Rspublican), that an
individual who cannot read or write is too
ignorant to be trusted with questions affect
ing life and property. Besides diagrams are
frequently used in trials, which makes know
ledge of reading necessary.
The New Eureka Printing Once, No. 80 Nat
chez street. between Camp and Magazine; received the
highest premiums ct The Louisiana State Fair for the