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THE PEOPLE HAVE CHOSEN.-The ehPoiio
f aars bas convinced an intelligent public that lor "
ailments involving weakness and irTitaoilIS VI
ston,ach obstru ctions in the bowels tnoroiu
of tho liver and nervous debility
TARKASr's EFFERvEscEST SETTER APEhihNi
T., the sprest aatest and swiftest remedy. MOI wei1
agreeable but absolutely delicious to the PAiA' =.
Possesses four medicinal clements winch nav
been united in the happy proportions In any
DranaratIou It is the gontlest ana most =.
ao.h,-ttcs a wonderful tonic unexceptonAOio ~
.~s and a certain corrective Of al impurities "nIS-
80, avi.t In the blood or other Auds Of the oooy' "
clina all limitations of the genuine article.
mv4 6msp SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
GAS FIXTURES---.---- IN
VI TNEw YORK PRICES
FOR SALE BY P. II. DUNLAP
No $50 Camp Street, near Cal!iope street.
- $780,. .d roo.t apuroved patterns In ChAndenefss
| oonntantIv on hand. Stores OfhceS anu nA"s@ ~
M on abort notice and on reasonable UoTN ocIe ,msp
| JobbfnR sohcttec
John N. HEALT'
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
NO. Q COMMERCIAL PLACE
| CPostoffica Box, 1884,
au25 70 1y5p Dew Orle4ns:
9 R. MALLORY, JR-,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
~ Camp Street. 1900"
Rear once HberniA Insurance Company
mhi6 q IySP Nh" 0AA
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or MARY-JE RsoN COLL T.
~ PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.
Situated on the Mississippi River, Sixty MiieS ahoVe
New Orleans.
Tb,a ancient and magnificent establishment inoor'
norsted by law Of the Legislature and empowered 70
Grant Diplomas and degrees. will be opened on MON
nav the 18th of November. 1t is under tho direcuon
- tho M,riut Fathers who society specially de-
voted to education. College Point and Convent Ian
arc and places for
going to and returning from New Orleans
PAYABLE In O. S. currency half yearly in advance;
Board tuition washing and stationery, per term Oh
Toc sora fees and medicine, in ordinary cases OF ILL.,
| meas flor alb per annum M
Entrance fee to be paid only once m e
| n. BAH music lessons are 10 10 paio lux "i'D
| in advance.
ne. cra.. ,ba Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans
'hA' "' The Rev Clergy OF Alsiers =, .
For further details, apply to the Kew. Presloeh'' o
the College. MD d poJRSINE
,o-, No ,Ao Gravier street. New Orleans-
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TO the above beg Leave 70 iniOr tbs
X 800 and cu.tomers will confirms, tn1
NV GRAIN AND WESTERN ;PRO,puCE Po I'd
NESS for my own account; AZ .n0 0N
solicit CONTINUANCE VI w mo MCCARTNEY.
~, ~ pondras street corner OF Fulton.
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"a LONSDALE.. .dac. {
:. Article of BLACK ALPACA : - ,yl ''c
A large assortment OF Two.Button KID GLo'Ee' so,
slightly spotted at .-......''.....'
| n n i%5p LEVY BROS. $50 Magazine street:
NAME. ROSA REYNoIR,
FRENCH MILLINERY,
600. Magazine Street ;:.. .-'-''oo'
Country and city orders solicited and pT1 IN pay e
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MRS. MONTAGUE,
! GATE OF MRS wAsHinGToS,ss, I'D
/ FASHIONABLE DRESS MAhER,
WITH NINE. REYNotK
Dresses made in superior style and PerieS nv
. | ontaed Prices moderate Country and CITY oraets
promptly Sr.: no2 lm5p
HERMITAGE
: House, Sign and Ornamental Painter
;, SIGNS AND LETTERING
70 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
w sA11sFA or1oN GUARANTEED
100 Girod Street, .--------.l Loo
NO ,m,n Near Camp.
,o7a CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC. 1874
~ Nav Ea;tion-First and Second Thousand Copies-
will be issued November 4, 1873.
price Csc Der copy ; q so per dozen; SIS per loo
CHAs D. ELDER Publisher
MO ,m5n 1874 Camp street. New Orleans:
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uEDIpTNERss1P HERETOFORE EXISTING
between tho Indsr the sb ssyI s inst
McCAFFREY & CO, was dis $50 Wah;tiss and will
" McI;AFFREY assumes the hSohi'ie'' ~ Vs.
collect all debts que 'ne LII -" J. McCAFFREY.
E. L. MCKEON.
Sar orfeans October 10, 1873
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ARTICLE
ARTICLE VII.

wbeneyer stockhoder shall be declared snt th 70
W. or ioana he shall allow to be deducted inc PIC
ium offered By the same and before o. ths
the same he shall secure the paymens % ~ no,iey
Of ire the PARISH and MnD
my In case OF failure 10 give satsiaceoLy
security for loan within three th All coats
S charaes or expenses attending the enamna.on "
;tIa and searches shall be charged TO such pureh@So
tue an anu oney revert back to the Association
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rTOME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK,
No. II Camp Street.
Joseph RAYMOND, President,
GEO w BYRNE, Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Joseph Raymond, James d.. y. nS%c'u0'
Louis A. Witt, -. =.
MaTitz Keifer, " r E.anan'
Joseph Keller ~ 1,-r raui H'''
HOME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANk,
No. II Camp Street.
rh; Rank having been in a position not to suspend
Currency Payments continues ITS reguar to
w. nsnastors who have Currency balances n ~
he sccommo of its Patrons will receive III. cit q
Ine ECKS on tie Associated Banks oil tnis eilS
pa, able only in kind. GEO ". BYRNE,
Cashier
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THE PREMIUM BUTCHER STALLS
MARTIN LANNES, BUTCHER,
STALLS 81, 80 and T.
MAGAzIN MARKET,

resi- tSat he IL prepared furnish Faniss
sL-SInS bouses Steamboats Ships and steam
% ths bsst BEEF MUTTON, FORK, sAUSAGES
49, p1s Fowa Game, Vegetables etc etc, xnH
,be marie Affords the very lowest rates
Thanfing my for past favoTs SO Ns a. IS
md MsahSine Market, where AL orders sent van O
thspffuy received and promptly nneo. 80 em
re- All meats delivered free OF chaIRe' u"@ Wa
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Te1ag Democratic Convention.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Sept. 3-The Demo
cratic State Convention, which met to-
day In Republican Hall, was called to
order by G. 81. Wrinkles, OF Corsicsua, at
10. A. NJ N. D. K. Taylor, of Jefferson,
was appointed temporary chairman, and
W. B. Sayers, Of BAstrop, temporary sec.
retary. The entire day was occupied In
organization and appointing committees.
The convention then adjourned TO o A. N
Thursday. n e z go -
.Th6 contest for Gubernatorlal honora
will be liVsly. Judge John Ireland, OF
Seguin, Judge Richard Cooke, Of Waco,
and Colonel G. W. Winkler, Of Coraicana,
are the most prominent candidates before
the convention. Judge ireland repre-
sents the anti.railroad subsidy party,
while the other two gentlemen are
conservative 10 their views. Since
the unqualified withdrawal Of J. W.
Throckmorton tho railroad inserests have
not brought forward any one to represent
them. Il Is feared, however, that they
will report at the proper time and create
confusion in the Convention. Both par.
ties are CanVasslng tonight.
The delegates who have arrived during
the day from the frontier counties have in
creased Cookies vote. His friends are
confident Of success The opposition to
the railroad subsidy Is very strong and
bitter, and If q railroad man receives the
nomination there will certainly be split.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 3.-In Pioche, Ne
vada, this morning, Policeman Mckee
killed a rough named Garry in selt'de-
tense.
The storm Of yesterday extended gen.
orally over the Territory. The lightning
was very severe, and several persons
were injured. The fall Ol rain and hall
was unparalleled.
Returns, so lar as received, from Santa
Fc, New Mexico, indicate the election OF
Hon. Stephen B. Okins, Republican can
didate for Delegate to Congress, by prob.
ably 1000 majority, over Padre Gallegas,
the late Democratic Delegate. Santa Fe
county which went Democratic two years
ago. has now gone Republican by more
than five hundred majority. The cleo.
ton yesterday in Laramie county, Wyo'
ming Territory for the Legislature pass.
cd of quiet The whole Republican ticket
was elected with the exception Of mem.
Der in the Lower House.
A man named ]. ]. McLernon shot and
instantly killed last night at Tie Siding
near Laramie man named j. W. Force
in quarrel about the voting force. He
acted entirely on the defensive.
Tho Duke Of Manchester and party
ol English tourists are here.
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MiuuesOtn FarmerD' Convention.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8-The Minnesota Far.
mers' Convention ut Owslomms, yester-
day, nominated the following ticket:
Governor, A. l. Barton, Of Rel; Lieut..
Gov. Ebenezer Ayers, Of Washu; Treas
urcr, E. W. Dlcke, OF Rice; Secretary Of
State, Col. ]. Il. Stevens, OF HennepiD;
Attorney General, W. P. Clough, Of Ram
sGy.
The platform is very IOLg. 1t denoun'
cGs the existing political parties as cor
rGpt TO Individual interests, and re.
fuses to support any person for office
who will either deny or object to the ex.
erCise by the Legislature OF the power to
reverse and annul at any time any
chartered privilege OF 50 called vested
right or any privilege claimed 10 be In
v0lved in any charter to any corporation
railroad or otherwise which experience
has shown Is or may be exercised by such
corporation or by other similar corpora
tions u the detriment Of public welfare;
fAvors q tariff for revenue only and ia
vors governmental improvement to the
Mississippi and other rivers;oppOses large
salaries for public officers as likely to make
office holding attractive to human cupid.
ity and denounces the Credit Mobiller and
the management OF the State Treasury.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

The EIection-.PrObabIe Success Of
the Anti.AIonoPOIy TIcker-.H .HOml-
sAN FRANCnCo, Sept. 3.-The election
has been very quiet. It's estimated that
there have been about $4,000 votes in the
city. Itis impossible to get any returns
tonight. It Is believed the anti.monop-
oily ticket has carried the election q good
way.
Tonight John Gallagher and j.. G,
Jsynes, known as Johnny Sticker, quar-
relied about political matters at the Third
ward polls and Jaynes shot Gallagher
inaicting q wound causing death in one
minute. Jhynes Is still at large.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-The vote oil
the city will probably reach $1,000. Its
generally conceded that the anti.railroad
peoples ticket is elected There areprob,
ably lew exceptions. No returns from
the interior heVe been received.
Jaynes, the murderer oil Jno. Gallagher,
has been arrested. He claims that he
acted in selE.delence.
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A Saratoga correspondent Of the Bos-
ton Journal thus sketches the Commo.
dere: .-. .. .
Vanderbilt Is the marked man at the
springs. He comes in June and remains
until September. He comes for rest aud
recuperation. He makes it his business
to attain these at all hazards. He occu-
pies suit Of rooms ever the offices Of the
Congress. and has for years. The sun Is
hardly more regular in his comings. He
smokes ten cigars q day; he does not lay
them In, but buys them at the stand every
morning. By reason Of strength he has
reached four.score years; bis form Is
slightly bent, but his step, though slow, Is
still elastic. he can be seen any day, sit.
ting on the rail Of the piazza, with one
foot under him, usually surrounded with
a company Of gentlemen, deep in horse
flesh Or stocks. he cOnVCrses, In low
tones, unimpassioned, listening rather
than talking. He has engagements that
ill up the day. At 8 o'clock in the even.
Ing he sits down to whist, and has for
years. he once in Albany kept COM
mittee waiting Tor an hour, who had sum.
moned him before them. When asked
why he did not appear at the proper time
he replied: Eight o'clock Is my whist
hour, gentlemen, and l would not leave Il
at the bidding Of the President" He has
an exact hour for his breakfast; this meal
Is avery light affair, an egg, little toast
and q cup OF tea with lemon squeezed
into It. His dinner Is equally simple q
decanter Of wine Is placed on table. A
small glass sufilces
After breakfast he looks over his busi.
ness letters, puts mo" hero and a
"Yes' there, scribbles word or two, for
he Is an Indifferent writer, and after
spending fifteen or twenty minutes on
business that involves millions, he turns
to his friends, who are usually with him,
and says "Now for business" which
means "Let us go TO the stables and look
at the horses" He rides daily and goes
TO bed at an early hour-aummarily dis.
missing his company by taking his candle
and saying Good night, gentlemen" We
have men here thirty and forty years oI
age who are older than the Commodore.
Their heads are bald; their step uncer-
tain, and their underplnning indrm; men
who cannot take their dinner until they
have swallowed q bottle .oi wine; men
who envy Vanderbilt his Vigor and health,
but who give o wide berth to the temper.
ate and confederate line Of life that has
made the octogenarian what he is. -
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Ipceudiary FIG at CoIumbus.

CoLUNBUs, Sept 3.-At 6 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered In the rear
part Of H. Withoff & Co.'s Hardware es.
tablishment, corner Of High and French
streets. There 10 no accounting for the
outbreak OF the fire except by the hands
Of an. inCendiary. It was speedily extin-
guiShed by the fre department with aloss
10 stock offabout SO, 900. and damage TO
the building Of about $500. Insurance
on tho stock $4,000, in the following
companies: Richland County Mutual 3d.
900; Knox County Mutual 81, 1000; Frank
lin, Of Columbus, &5 900; Manhattan,
5000. Insurance on the building S.
900 In franklin, Of Columbus.
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A REMARKABLE FRAT-James McDer-
moi. E,u., who is well known TO every
rilizen Of Washington, performed q re-
mgrknble feat in the Reporter office one
J.y last week. He put in type the arti.
tIc headed Jefferson DaViS Speech, printed
on the second page Of this weeks issue
Of the paper, and when the proof was
csreluliy read but single wrong letter
was found In the whole OF 1t. The fra
lernity will wonder at the accuracy OF the
work when we state that Mr. McDermot
4, now seVenty.nine years OF age, and
will agree with us that there few men ot
Ne wears In America or elsewhere capa-
BE or performing such feat. When a
I6lnp man he worked TOR MesSrs. Gales
Il SeSton, proprietors Of the old National
Iatsligelcer OF Washington City, and al
lsr he left them and came TO this place
they offered him lie situation at good
wages II he would engage with them.
We believe he learned his trade In Get
,vsburg, Pa, and worked in the Reporter
olHce many years before most Of the pres
rut generation were born. During the
war Of 1912 he served his country and
participated with General Scott in the
battles Of Chippewa Plains, Lundy's
Lane, and Fort Eric. lie was twice ap-
pointed postmaster at Washington, the
irst time by President Zachary Taylor,
10 ls4S, and again 10 1851 by President
Abraham Lincoln. All our citizens will
testify to the fidelity with which he dis
,horgpd these dutiGs. He also served in
An official capacity one or two winters at
Harrisburg. In all his long career he has
been very abstemious, leading sober,
Industrious life. That he may be spared
many years to enjoy earth's blessings is
the wish of many friends Washington,
Rr,, Reporter.
The old gentleman here referred to,
who was Postmaster at Washinton Tor
many years, is the father Of JQHN F. Nc
DERMoT, former proprietor oi the INTEL
IIGRNCER
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PERU

FIGHT AMONG RAILROAD LABoRRRs-
RIVER DAMNED BY A sLlDE-FTRR AT
VALPARAISO. .
PANAMA, Sept. 3,-In q fight on the
Lima & OroyA Railroad, bOtWeen Chllian
and Peruvian laborers, many Of the latter
were killed.
The threatened inundatlOh Of the coun.
try around Matucanla, Peru, by the dam.
ing Of the river VimAc, 1t Is estimated
that ten million cubic yards Ol earth were
displaced by the slide, which damned the
river to the heighth Of 800 feet. The va.
ter in the river has risen to the height OF
the OSsO nCtioA, and flows over steadily,
descending into the former bed. Three
lives were lost.
VALPARAISO, Sept 4,-A fire in CAtlle.
dral CabO caused an estimated loss OI
$780, 900.
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LONDON, Sept. 3.-SteamshipS arriving
yesterday and to-day from New York re,
port having experienced teETiac hurri.
cane. They were tossed about 30 violent.
" that much Of their glassware and
crockery was broken.
NEW YoRK, Sept. ga London dss-
patch says the steamer Hammonia from
N. T., arrived OF Plymouth today and
reports tohave encountered terrific hurri'
canes on the 24th and 25th Of August. Her
cabins were BwGmped with water and the
panBengers Tor q time compelled 10 VacAte
them. Several of her boats were lost,
She passed large quantities Of wrecked
matter after the storm, which had been
carried away from other vessels.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. iS.-MIss Emily Faith
full contemplated establishing an fpduStri-
al bureau in this city, 10 provide employ
neGt for women, In connection with the
institutions Of . Bimilar character In New
The Nv WSEEicE ssptsniber meeting took
place yesterday and to-day. Ths War
wick cup was run for. today and vas
won by BoHeS b. b. Field Marshal; Hip.
piA,' 'filly, second, aud, u, 7. Lombards
8. b., Combat; third. Only the three
horSes meRtlohed. Hlppia, the ally, was
the fsVOritA 1t the start. SO
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KANSAS.

Letter From Gov. Osborne TO the
President Touching The Usage
Lands.
TOPEKA, Sept. 8.--The CmmOHNaalM
tomorrow will contain letter from Gov.
Osborne 10 President Grant concerning
the Osage land controversy In this State
The Governor takes strong grounds In ia.
yor OF settlers and against the railroad
companies, and urges, the President to
take or order such aCtionEat Washington
as viii bring the matter before the courts
lor q speedy and declslve adj lusdcation.
The plan commended is that the depart
ment Of justice bring suit to test the right
Of the railroad companies TO tho lands as
seller, II cannot on Sccount ol embarrass-
ing the legal situation bring suit for them
A party Of two hundred and twenty.
five Indians and nlInoh farmers arrived
here tonight on their way to the ArkAu.
sas Valley where they propose to locate.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New York, Sept. "a. Mason, yes.
terdsy at the inquest relative to the death
OF eight parsons by the falling Of build.
ing on West Eleventh street, said 4
would not have cost more than five dolv
lars TO have braced the walls and prevent
ed the disaster.
It is reported that counterfeit New
York city and county bonds have been
discovered.
Leonard Brown, the alleged operator in
forged bonds, has been held for the action
OF the Grand Jury.
Up to noon to-day ten Of the counter
felt $500 notes have been received ct the
Sub. Treasury. An expert clerk In one OF
the city banks detected two points ot
difference between the genuine and coun-
terfeit notes, which were not mentioned
in the government description and which
were more easily observed than some OF
those mentioned. In the genuine note
the signature Of Spinner clearly oVerlies
the seal, while In the counterfeit the seal
has evidently been stamped on after the
signature. In the counterfeit the centre
star in the cluster around the neck Of the
Goddess Of Liberty is detective, while In
the genuine 1t Is perfect.
Il Is now stated that the counterfeit
New FORK Central and Buffalo, New
York & Erie bonds have been in Circula'
ton since July let. u
Sir John Grant, Governor, Of Jamaica,
arrived here to-day -2 %
A complete reorganization OF the Gus.
toms service Of this city Is contemplated
at an early day. glOa .aI--a |
The bondSmep Of City Treasurer
Sprague oI Brooklyn and Of RodmAn gave
their notes to-day, payable January Lat,
for sufficient amount TO secure the city
from loss. Wv, ~. q, ,., r,-,.. ~.
The Democratic Stste General Com.
mittee tonight issued q call for Demo-
cratic State Convention at Utica, on the
1st OF October. .F--
The Coroner's Jury rendered the fol.
lowing verdict in the case Of the pei ms
lIllsd hy the falling OF Q building on
Eleventh street: ave find that John Eos.
ter and OtheTs c0nao TO thoiS dsatka GSNsN |
injuries received by the falling Of the
walls of building No, 1871 West Eleventh |
street on the 22d day Of August, 1873,
caused by gross negligence BY the con.
tractors, j. W. Crawford, ]. Newman and |
NJ. Ploftner, in not properly bracing the |
westerly wall when removing the timbers
from said building duringllS construction.
We would recommend that the building
Inspectors Of the Department of Build:
ing6 should be increased, 90 that one could
be assigned 70 each Ward In the city"
The bail Of c CraN(ord and Newman was
fixed at 5000 aud that OF Pfortner at
$1,000, which was furnished, and the
four liberated.
Tonight eight large diamonds, said to |
be worth $4,000, were seized from
Messrs. Maunce and Josephs, passengers |
from England by the steamer Adriatic, on |
the grounds Of smuggling them into the
country and offering them for sale. Che
officers did not sustain the charges pre-
ierred and they were discharged. They |
also rendered them To the Custom. House
officer, not knowing his position, They
state that they intended them for their
own wear.
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Further Particulars OF the Great
storm in the Eastern Provinces.

HALIFAX, Sept. 3.-The schooner
Thetis Of Lunenburg, before reported lost
with all hands, Is in New London, ?. E.
l harbor. Three bodies were found in
the cabin, and the remainder Of tho crew
are supposed to have been washed of
About fifteen bodies, supposed. 70 be
the corpses Of American fishermen, have
been washed ashore on the north side Of
Prince Edwards Island. Thirty.three
bodies were picked up between North
Cape and Cascumpi.
The bark Helen, laden with corn from
Montreal, Is q total wreck on Hogg Is
land, north side. Seven Of the crew per
ished and two OF the bodies tloated ashore
at Campbell. An American captain at
Cause reported having passed at sea after
the gale Q foreign bark painted white on
fire and that she burned to the waters
edge. 1t was probably the Norwegian
bark Koerse Favor, which left Halifax the
morning of the gale for New York.
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Secretary BslInap, Attorney General
Williams and Commissioner Douglas
have Fetnrnedrto WaabinVtbn. =. uL -I

Secretary Belkndp, Attorney Genera,
Williams and Commissioner Douglas
have retnrnedto Washington. /" I'D
Hon. Samuel B. Ringo, the tlrsl
chiel justice OF the State, and TOR twelve
years United States Judge Of the eastern
district Of Arkansas, died at Little Rock,
Wednesday morning, sged 70 years,
u, B. Hartley diediat Madison, Ind,
Tuesday night. BE was q celebrated
horse trainerand veterinary surgeon In
New Orleans and Mexico, and was known
all ovepO the south. For the last lew
years be has been keeping livery stable
at Madison. La ~.
"A revenue cutter and merchant
steamer have gone from Gloucester, Mass,
10 the relief Of the fishermen caught In the
late storm on the Nova Scotia cost. II is
estimated that the loss to Gloucester by
thestorm 1885 lives and $4,000.
The vile Of Capt Traverse, COM
mandet Of the British steam yacht Deer
hound, at the the time Of her capture by
the Spanish irigate, has published q card
appealing to the public to aid her in her
efforts to secure the release oTher hus-
band. .l' ..-...
"A letter from Rome says well In
formed circles are promulgating q report
TO the effect that the Pope Is willing tobe
reconciled with Germany as to ecclesias.
tical questions on understanding that tho
German government will not interfere In
future Italian complications. ..-u