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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Inauguration of Governor Straw-The
New Governors Mcssagc-Financial
Condition OF the state and Savings
Banks Statistics.
CONCORD, June s, 1873.
Governor Straw was iuaugurated and delivered
his message TO the two houses OF the Legislature
to-day. The document gives clear exhibit OF the
affars OF the State -
The total revenue 70 the past year was s42 4l2
Total expenses. 4l5,44S
Reduction OF the state debt during the year $4,000
ssrhs unusually small reduction or the debit the
Governor says, occurs in consequence OF the re-
ducton OF our State tax one-hali, and the payment
Of the interest on the municipal war loan made by
the eject Of reducing our net income this
year about $4,000, all OF which would
the State debt our total debt is but little more
than "a. 600, 000 ana 1t will be nearly thirty two
years before the last State bond natures, so that
an average payment Of $l25,00O per annum on the
principal win cancel this debt at maturity. do
not consider 1t desirable to do more than that
believe every taxpayer in the State will desire to
The Governor remarks that the prosperity or the
savings banks Is very fair indication OF the pros
perity Of tire business interests OF the State
Their showing at this time is as follows
Aggregate deposits OF the slxty-one
banks $2s, 49,, $50 %
Aggregate surplus ........-........... l290,Z4z ~
Total assc Is OF depositors $50, 1853, 1872 81
These assets have increased during the year
about fourteen per cent, being an actual increase
belonging TO depOsit0rs OF $4,019,4I3 ~. The num-
Der OF depositors in these banks has increased
during the year 1875, the total number at this
time being o4665. or nearly 0ne-thrd OF the entire
POPULATION OF the state. The educational, reforma-
tory and benevolent institutions of the State APP
pear IN a satisfactory condition.
The Governor says OF the Centennial ExpOs-
tkJn Tine occasion IL one that cannot fail TO en-
Nst the whole American people in It's favor. Every
State should, and undoubtedly will, respond in the
most enthusiastic manner and there Is every
reason to believe that the Exposition will be the
largest and hnest ever seen, and the most wonder
iu an Illustration OF the progress OF the country
during the first century OF its existence
The message recommends q local option law as
the best method OF restraining intemperance 1t
also recommends q revision OF the state constitu-
ton, which has remained untouched, with the ex-
ception Of one simple amendment for eighty
years
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Rio Jansiro and the Rio do Ia Plata Cities Clear
Of Yellow Fevsr-Bahis More Healthy
.asc Provincial Insurrection


LISBON, June s, 1873.
The steamship Cordillers, from Rio Janeiro May
II. arrived here this afternoon.
the yellow fever had entirely disappeared from
40 Janelro and the cities on the Rio de la Plata.
The number OF cases In Bahia we're also daily
growing less.
ARaESrrNB PRovNorALIsr NsURREcrIoS
The nsurrecti0n In the province OF Entire Rios,
Argentine Republic, continued Notwithstanding
.he vigorous EFFORTS Of the government to crush ".
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

M rN.N BELFAST, June s, 1873.
The magistrates OF this city, with q view to the
adoption Of measures for the prevention OF dis
surbsnces on the LIST and 18th OF July, the ami.
versaries Of the battles OF the Boyne and Aughrim
respectively. have determined to prohibit all pro-
cessions on those days. .4.
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THE MoDoc MIDDLE.
Consultaticn Between the President General
sherman and Secretary Dslaao-The At
tornsy General b Decide Whether x
III the Nodocs Are To Be Tried il
BY the Military or
by Civil Courts.


a.tags 4axa WARRINGTON, June s. 1879
The President. Secretary Of che Interior and
General sherman had q consultation to-day on
the Modoc question. This was the arst formal
consideration OF the subject by o1cers OF the gov
eminent, and preliminary steps were taken to
determine the point fat issue-What shall be done
with the Mod0c prisoners In the hrst place.
1t seems to be the understanding that the
Secretary OF the Interior has no power Of
direction in the premises. or. ct least, he
will take no present action. the Indians having
violated rheir treaty obligations by ressrrtng 70
hostilities. ann thus placed themselves, beyond
the care and supervision OF the Department.
Secondly, thu United States troops having con-
Quoted operations against them, their custody be-
longs TO the military the same a. OF prisoners OF
war captured or surrendered. or other persons
taken in arms against the authority Of the
United states and guilty Of atrocious acts
Thirdly, these premises being settled, the
question as to what shall be done with the Modoc
prisoners whether they shall be tried BY military
commission or RENTED to the civl Courts viii be
submitted to the Attorney General by the military
authorities for his opinion which win govern the
law in the CASE ana in this course the President,
the Secretary OF the Interior and General sherman
are in accord. arE Is xisa- y
Regulates BY the Governor Of Oregon.
q BAN FRANCISCO. June Z. 1873. Il
The following despatch was sent to-day from
Salem, Oregon, to the Secretary OF war, at wash
ington, d. c. :--1fAayNst Spz su 2NAN ID "a
In regard to the outlaws now In the custody Of
the United States military authorities must re-
spectfully request that those standing indicted
In the Circuit Court OF jackson county, Oregon, for
the crime OF murder, and who are not ane1Able to
military execution. be delivered to the civil
authorities OF this state for trial and punishment
II they have legal defence, based either upou
amnesty or q denial Of guilt, let the defence be
L. r. GROVER Governor OF Oregon
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THE STOKES CASE.

The Decision Of tho Court Of Appeals
Not Expected Before the 13th OF Juno.
ALBANY, N. Y, June s, 1873
The Court or Appeals will adjourn week from
next Friday. The decision In the Stokes case may
be handed in on Tuesday next, but probably not
before the day OF adjournment the 18TH
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OOMPTRoLLER's RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the City Treasury, VIE. -
COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS
terest 1886
or ARREARS.
and interest 4s7a
sUKEAU or cIrY REVENUE
From market rents and fees market cellar rent &c. 30
From Croton water rent - .................. 7,l22
BUREAU
From permits to maze sewer connections and sale
ofvitrined sewer pipe 81
- -, SAYoRs SECOND MARSHAL.
From licenses and fines 99z
REGISTER PERMrTs-MAYOR's 0vrfCE.
'' 27S
Total S69,sI7
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THE BODY OF A DROWNED MAN RECOVERED

WEsrPORT, Conn.,. June s, 1873.
The body OF Mr.. Abbot, who was drowned on
Seymours Rock, Westport harbor on Sunday.
May 25 was recovered Yesterday by M. Aott Allen.
and seaweed, on what Is known as Great Marsh.
An inquest was held to-day by the Weatp0rt au-
thOritips
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ESCAPE OF A CONVICT.
How Valiant ~ Omcer Fired Two
II Shots ut Him without Eject.

- - ~11SsHH1 W OmCcT F'ITOU TWO
81 Shots 1t Him Without Eject.
Philip winslow, an escaped convict, was arrested
yesterday morning by an oflcer OF the Fourteenth
precinct, taken 10 the station house and searched
NO weapons were found about his clothing. He
was ironed, placed IN charge Of onicer Jeremian
&ahoney, who was instructed to proceed with him
10 Police Headquarters IL seems that the party or
parties who did the searching failed to examine
the prisoners coat sleeves. and that when the
oicer reached the premises 49, Mulberry street his
charge darted into the hallway, and, letting
revolver which he had kept concealed all the time
evelled II at the ocer's head. These are the facts
OF the case as given BY an oficia high in authority
at the Central once. The oiiicer, however, SAYS
that the prisoner jumped into the hallway and ran
that ne tine onicerl nred two shots at him without
eject At all events the prisoner made good his
escape, and II does seem little strange that an
Oficer having free use OF his hands and arms could
not outrun mar who was ironed.
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A LONG TRIAL.

The trial OF Garrison and Powers IN the Paterson
Courts for the alleged robbery OF Samuel Pope has
now been on nearly month and is the longest
criminal case ever tried in the Passaic county
Courts. IL Is now being continued day and even
the trial Of Van winkie Bogert fof the murder OF
Ransom Y. Burroughs, Is to be commenced on
Monday.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains q Select Story, entitled with
the Current" together with the very Latest
News by Telegraph from All Parts Of the
World up TO the hour OF publication; TIE late
Fire in Boston; Full Particulars OF the waiworth
Murder; how Decoration Day was Celebrated In
this City and Suburbs; The Work OF the State
Legislature the Arkansas Quo warranto Contest
and How 1t Ended The End or the MOdoc War !;
Racy Developments In a "Hub" Divorce Suit; Re-
voting Case Of Wife Murder at Yonkers; A MUIR
derous Lamb; Murder in Virginia; A Delaware
Modoc. and the Public Debt Statement. It also
contains the Latest News by Telegraph nom WASH
ington; Political, Religious, Literary and Sporting
Intelligence; Varieties; Amusements; Editorial
Articles on the prominent topics OF the day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial ana Commercial
Intelligence and Accounts OF all the Important
and Interesting Events OF rne Week.
TERMs:-Single Subscription, 81; three copies.
S. i've COPIES So; ten copies, $15; single copies,
five cents EACH A limited number oil Advertise
ments inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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III, Mftf tHrGst tcNH ST. 1923 fOMk, June 0, 1875
J The death Of Signor Ratazzi was announced in
HE Chamber Of Deputies this afternoon. Several
speeches highly euogistic OF the deceased states-
man were delivered, and q national mourning OF
,two weeks voted, after which the Chamber ad
Sourned. h r5fs5a a,r.ram
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ENGLAND.

Bullion from the Bank and Movement Of Specie
On Balance Discount in Open Market
and Rate for Money on Change
Civic Honor to Royalty.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW york HERALD.

BARCELONA, June s, 1873.
During the inactivity OF General velarde at vich,
Don Alfonso, the brother OF Don Carlos, levied one
years taxation upon the town OF Aonistrol de Men
6orrat. fa4 E@ta3 aW
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AN INDIAN MURDER.

ST. LOUIS, NO., June s, 1879.
On Saturday last small party Of Usage Indians
attacked some herdsnen on the New Ellsworth
trail In Kansas, and killed and scalped man
named Chambers. Il s. .se. .ai4s4 &
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AagistsriA Prseaution Against Party Process
sions
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SCOTLAND.
Municipal Honor to the Persian Potsntats.
TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

EDINBURGH, June s, 1873.
The Corporations OF Edinburgh and Glasgow
have resolved to invite the Shah OF Persia to visit
those cities.
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YANKTON AGENCY. ID. r.. June (.

YANKT0N AGENCY, d. T., June 81
via FORT RANDALL, June s. 1874. n
None OF the Yankton Indians have left this
reservation to join the hostile bands on the Upper
Missouri, reported lately by General Custar.
The YanktOns are AZ At home attending to their
business. JOHN G. GOSSMAN, VI
sf 43l United States Indian Agent.
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ssntanta And Big Tree To BE Released.
-,.,M WASHINGTON, June s, 1879.
Recent ofIical Information leads to the conclu-
sion that arrangements for the release OF Santanta
and Big Tree will finally b. made, and It is probable
the prisoners win be removed to Fort Sill to await
further action by the Texan authorities. a.fA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

ga stitch I'm Time Saves Nine," but .
flask Of KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER clears house
OF reaches and bedbugs in mo time" KNOWLES BEL
LOWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

A.-Uso Kearney's Buchu for all Dis.
Of Bladder. Kidneys and kindred complaints Sold
/ nv druuU
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

The American Department Opened Industrisi
~ , ,r.f, % Results.
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ITALY.
TrlEnaAm 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

Parliamentary Tribute to Ratazzi's Memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

A.-For an Elegant Summer Hat OF
superior quality direct 70 tho manufacturer ESPEN
SCHEID lis NASSAU street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

Corns, Bunions, Nails. &c., Cured withs
out pain CORN CURE. by mail 81 cents.
DIR. RICE, a5 Broadway corner OF fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
diseases OF the feet cured by DR.. ZACHARE q Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-06

| CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans-
forms hoary heads into youthful simultaneously.
1 Soil eva hers
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Attending to Their
Business. M

The following despatch, directed to the agent Of
the Associated Press, was received here this
MORNING. st#s s# 4
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A.-Buchu.-The Curative Properties or
this shrub in Of dropsy gravel kidney and
obscure disorders well known 10 phy5icianA
DR.. fiembold originally popuarzed this medicine and
other chemlst has been able 70 extract It's virtues with
equal skill. hELMB0LDS BUClIU Is still the standard
genuine Extract Patients and physicians prefer it.
The genuine H. T. Helmbolds signature. AL apoth
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Corns Cured, soc. to 81. Bunt0ns. Mails
&C.. treated by the oldest practitioneI E2 Broadway
- = WESTERLY LT. ChiropodiA
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Bachelors Hair Dye II the Best I'm the
world the only true and perfect hair dye; insantane
Gus, harmless at all druggists.
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GOOD AND BAD INDIANS.


Red Clouds Boys In Good Temper. r
WASHINGTON, June s. 1873
H.T Alvord. Special Commissioner to the Sioux
Indians telegraphs 10 the Indian Bureau from
Cheyenne. wyoming Territory. yesterday, that his
colleague, Mr.. Kemble, had just arrived from the
Red Cloud Agency and reported all quiet there and
the temper OF the Indians good. council had
been called for the 10th inst. tfill8 sG #
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A.-Millf0ns OF Bedbugs and Cock
reaches are killed daily with LYONS INSECT POWDER
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Warnoek Il Co.'s Summer Hats fOf
geatierien are light cool and comfortable
= modest, dashing or jaunty.
Quality and style unquestionAble.
$40 broadway.
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A.-Who Wants . HAITI Go 70 DOugans
l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann street.
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The Irrcpressible Henry Again Rushes
Into Print-virginia Politics In New
Light-"HOw Happy Could 1 BE with
Either!'-Peacc At Any Price for the
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A.-The HandsOmest Productions OF the
those inmitable HATS introduced by KNOX
the elegant Beaver Cashmere and the picturesque
"Drab Felt" Buy your hats KNOCKS, in the Prescott
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

s,rHE AMERICAN BUILDER" PLANS. RLEvA~
Gnxs. D. IxRES q Murray street, New yors
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Prince Jerome Napoleon has arrived in this city.
His presence causes much agitation in the lob
Dies Of the National Assembly at Versailles.
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In ug uratiOn of Governor StraW-The
New Governors blcssagc-Financial
Condition OF the state and Savings
Banks Statistics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17
G~vernment securttiesL
Tho MaRkAaa.

BALIIMoRE, Feb. E.-virginia SIS, consolidated
61,. West Nirginias, 144, bid to-day.
BALTIMoREs FEB; T.E1Cotton quiet but hrm-lov
middlings, lgs@lgst. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Whe.t dall-while choice. g. 2oa 25 fair to prime
do, S1@G 80 -; choice amber, S21@ 81 Is; good
s1Has1 90; red western, 81 so@si; amber ives.
ern, S2U5td215 Corn 6rm--white southern, g. yell
low southern, $500; mixed western, sl@si. Oats
frm-western mixed, E@l3; others nominal. Rye
dull, $500; Hay unchanged. ProvisiSns strong
and huoyant. Mess pork firm, S1t4. Bulkmeats-
shoulders, So; rib sides, Ga clear rib sides, 6s7
Bscon-houiders, Sc @s@i rib sides, 5A@s; clear
butter steady stock scarce; choice rolf 80. Whisky
nominal, 926921z.
New fokI, Feb. H;oStocks dull Money firm,
lS2 to 1l6 per cent. Gold firm, Hs. Exchange,
lorg, %; short, l0lS. Governments dull and steady
NEW YORK, Feb. II Flour dull. Wheat quiet
Corn quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Feb. u, II a;m.-Consols opened at 92szz
for money, and ga G97h for account. Bonds of
1865, old va; 1867, ssa; loAos, Sai; new yes, 9ss
FRANKFORT, Feb. H.-Bonds opened at 9s1s for the
issue of 1862.
PARIS, Feb H.-Rentes opened at IS francs, IS CEN
ines.
LoNDoS, Feb. IL, p. m-The rate for money at
the Stock Exchange government securities is
lower than the Bank of England rate By per cent
Erie, 50s<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

Three important reports of Congressional in
vestigating committees may be looked tor this
week-one in relation TO the charges of bribery
against Senator Caldwell; one in the case OF the
Louisiana election; and one from Judge Po-
lands committee, which was recently engaged
in investigating the charges against members Of
Congress in connection with the credit mobiier.
All these reports will be looked for with inter-
est, and win doubtless give rise to much discus
sion At this late hour In the session, fout other
estgations-two in the Senate and two in the
HOuse-are in progress, and a majority OF them
promise to continue throughout the week. Re-
ports from these committees will probably be
made next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

The mayor of Philadelphia is waging re
lentless war against the gamblers Of that city,
and thus far has been very successful. There
Is no earthly reason, except pecuniary one,
why gambling hells cannot be broken up in any
city if the authorities are really determined in
their action We don't know how II is in other
cities, but in New York it has been proved tAat
in many instances policemen are under the pay
of the gamblers, and consequently do their best
to shield them from the law. New York Is an
exceptional city, however, in more respects than
this
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New York dispatch says that a SON of Cor
nelius Vanderbilt owes the Greeley estate
$4,000 borrowed money, and that the senior
Vanderbilt has given each of Mr. Greeley's
daughters $500, at the same time informing
them that they can have such money as they
need at any time. A more honorable way for
the Commodore would have been to cancel at
once the obligation contracted by his son, by
giving the Misses Greeley $4,000 EACH The
obligation is one which Mr.. Vanderbilt can very
well afford to assumn
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Minister Sickles acquitted himself hand
somely on Saturday when he conveyed to Senior
Figueras the congratulations of the government
Of the United States on the establishment OF a
republic of Spain. Figueras seemed touched
by what he aptly styled :" the robust voice of the
American people," and concluded by saying
that SPAN win remember the worthy example
set her by the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

formation has been received here 10 the eff
ieet that Minister SiekIes, acting under the
ii.-'-uetiOns Of the President, communicated
tilaHgh the Department of State, has, on be-
hai OF the United States. officially recognized
q, Republic in Spain, and that the relations
between our minister and the officials OF the
q government are OF the most cordial char
?. ser.
II setns that the President OF the Republic
a. spain and his ministerial officers attach great
ilapOrtsnce to the prompt recognition by the
uited States of the new order Of things in
) pain, which leads to the belief in Official cir
cleS here that this friendly act, so promptly
rendered by President Grant, will have the ef-
feet Of fastening solution of the troubles in
Guba.
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THE WEATHER,
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHINeTON, ID. O., Feb. II, 1873, II q. m.

U, %. D, H.. n. y
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS -
The area Of lowest barometer, which was Sunday
morning in southern Illinois, has passed northwest
developed on Sunday afternoon on the middle At
lartic coast, and is now off Cape Cod The baron
eter has also fallen in the extreme northwest Fresh
to high northeast winds have extended since Sunday
afternoon from New Jersey to Maine, with rain and
snow. North and east winds now succeed from New
York to Virginia, with cloudy and clearing weather.
Southwest winds have veercd to northwest. with
pleasant weather. the southern and eastern gulf
setes The temperature has fallen decidedly in the
latter and has risen in New England. Very rapid
rise was. reported Sunday afternoon in the Ohio
river and tributaries.
PROBABILITIES Northwest winds continue du-
ring the rest Of Monday on the east Atlantic coast,
backing TO northwest by Monday night, with clear
ing weather. Diminishing northwest winds, rising
temperature and clearing weather prevail i'm the
middle and south Atlantic states. Falling barom-
eter, rising temperature and increasing southwest
erly winds prevail from Missouri the upper lakes
preceding an area Of low pressure in the extreme
northwest. Pleasant weather continue in the gulf
states. Cautionary signals continue at New York,
New London, Boston and Portland, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

These be parlons times. Last week "society
editor was kicked out of house on X street, a.
is said, and to-day another of the same ilk felt
called upon to pitch into one of the prOprietors
of the Chronicie on account of some alleged
grievance. "Things is gttin' mixed" as the
darkey said up at the investigating committee
room the other day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-17

Things are getting very foggy again about
those ten thousand dollars 50 kindly handed by
DIR. Durant to Brother Harlan. The more the
singular circumstance is explained, the worse it
looks. At this rate, christian statesmanship"
won't reach par again in the next half-dozen
generations.
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Nothing like looking out for the future. Act
ing on this principle the New York Sun of Fri
day had long and earnest editorial article
urging an improvement i'm the comfort of the
cells in the Tombs prison i'm that city,