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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

TIE Mayor Of La Mothe Saint
Heraye (Deux-Sevres) has just inter
dicted The Performance Of Lucreee Borgid
there, on the ground that the play is an
outrage on public morals and religion
He ought to come'over here and inter
dict few OF the American periorman-
ces in that line.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
LONDON.
The Atlantic Cable.

The Atlantic Cable
LONDON, June 19.-The following
dispatch has been received here from
on board The steamer Great Eastern.
now engaged, saying that the Atlantic
Cable from Valencia Bay, Ireland, to
Sidney, Cape Breton. The steamer
Great Eastern, on Wednesday noon was
in latitude $50 and 2V, longitude 2O'
and So west. Total cable payed out
443 nautical miles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

THERE is an old gentleman in New
York, a descendant ofthe old Knicker-
bocksrs, who, though ninety years old,
has not deem to bed sober for sixty-five
years. He lately applied for the posi-
ton OF Inspector of Liquors. but his
nose, one Of the Hovey's Seeding straw
berry kind, betrayed him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
INDIANA.
DFOwned.

WoRrHISGroS. June l9.-About s
o'clock last evening while q party OF
Young men we're in bathing near this
town, John Connell, clerk in this
ylsce, ventured beyond his depth. and,
being unable to swim, sank without a
CRY OF struggle before aid could reach
him. His body was recovered this
norninp
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
MEMPHIS.
Drowned.

MEMPHIS, June 19-Alopzo Hub
bard, while on his way from New Orr
leans to Louisville, yesterday, fell over.
board from the steamer Nick Long
worth, below Napoleon, and was
drowned. He has an uncle, harbor
master, in New Orleans. ....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

Iris binted that Conyers, the colored
cadet at Annapolis, who has failed in
his examination. is really able to pass,
but shrinks from assuming position
90 anomalous and intolerable as that OF
q negro who is an officer IN the United
States Navy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFyos OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 20, / A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For the south Atlantic States east OF
the Mississippi, light to fresh winds
mostly from the south west and north
east and very generally clear or
generally cloudy weather. From the
Ohio Valley aud Missouri to the. upper
lakes and Minnesota, generally clear
and somewhat cool northern and north
cry {, west winds diminishing to gentle
and fresh. For the Middle States and
lower lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and gentle to fresh and occa-
sionally brisk south west to north west
winds, with a low temperature.-
For New England occasional rain areas
over the northern portion, but followed
by winds veering to fresh and occsslon-
aily brisk south westerly and north
westerly bringing clear weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
WHETHER unsittingIy or not General

WHETHER unwittingIy or not. General
SHERMAN gave President GRAsr . pretty
hard rub 10 MS West Poin address.
THE soldier" be said, should discard
all idea OF the pursuit OF wealth. Glory
il the soldiers wealth. That is tru.
nov and will be TO the end Of all time"
GEAyT, as lie 9 notorious fact, has used
bis popularity ss soldier to coin mosey
By. He has houses, bonds. borses. car
risges, and piles Of other good things TO
show as the direct product of that pop.
ularity. And we ara also reminded in
this connection that the General him
self has not lived up very religiously to
bis neat sounding aphorism,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
FOREIGN.
CANADA.
Execuled.

SARMA, ONT, June l9.-Mrs. Work
man, who was tried. convicted and sen-
fenced for killing her husband last vim
ter, was hung to-day at 10 q. m. Her
neck was broken and she died instant
ly without groan. There were but
few persons present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

PRESIDENT McMAHoN's eldest son,
Pstrice, is q candidate for admission to
the School ofsL. Cyr. He will endea-
yor TO initiate his sire's example.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

8You can "do" California in good
style for $500 in gold. That is il you
are q bachelor. II married the trip
will cost about $50 less.
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NASHVILLE.
The Cholera.

NAsHvILLB, June l9.-There were
thirty deaths to-day. and the weather
is very hot and showery. Reports from
the country state an increase in the
number OF cases.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
MICHIGAN.
Fire.

DrrRolf, june l9.-Ths village Of
Marysville, Hecter county. this state,
vas burned down last night Losses
heavy but no, stated, except that the
Home Insurance Company lsses 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

The Massachusetts, Legislative Com.
mittee on Prisons reports that the only
occupants found in the Nantucket jail.
was q few hens and q rooster.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
$4,000

Az Indiana woman, vhose husband
was killed on a railroad while drunk
has obtained 5000 from the man who
sold him the liquor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
OHIO.
Accidental Shooting.

YELLOW SPRINGS, June l9.--Yester-
day, while hunting, young man NAM
ed Dielin was accidentally shot in the
face BY comrade. His nose was CONS
pletely severed from his face. He died
this morning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

TIE following table, showing the
municipal debts Of the cities Of the
United States is going the rounds:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
A Fatal Kick,

URBANA, June l9-Wm. Powell,aged II
years, son OF Clay Powell, farmer,who
lives about three miles from this place,
was instantly killed this morning by
being kicked BY an OK and knocked
under the wheels Of a wagon.
Shot Himself
IRoNToS, June IS.-Joseph Stegmire,
q German shoe maker living here, shot
himself in the mouth with a revolver
this morning about 9 o'clock. Family
troubles and whisky were the causes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

Il general Banking. Exchange and Collso.
ton business transacted with ddolity and
promptness.
paid thereon,
New Fractional Currency and !, Z and &c
eoin always on hand for the AccommodA.
ton OF tho public.
Accounts Of Merchanu, kAnufsetursn,
Gan and Others solicited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
a PLANT T7,

planning steadily without dlminution OF
speed, with one horse.
All Of these machines are attached 10 one
frame, which only occupies space OF two
and a-half by four feet, and are convert able
from each machine TO another In from one
70 I'VE minutes. With
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20

All interested In mechanical improve
menu are invited 70 witness the practical
operations Of these machineL They can be
seen In full size and working order, at No.
Main street, Reeds Building. Wheeling.
west Va.
oFFICY xornfoo s,o o,-io~L
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-20
COMBINED MACHINE,
A FEED MILL

Improvements driven By one Horse Power,
that griDds with great rspidfty, leaving the
meal as 10 comes from the mill perfectly
cool and ready for bagging without injury
from heat
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-25
The 9utlana Daily Glnbr.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1873.


EDr First cray g1nir.
And that white hair. It Is moi nlne,
=. MY locks are Ike the ravens wing;
NO nag OF truce ding to time.
=. NO monody to age ! sing:
Haste then. be Comet thou form OF fright.
l VIII not have thee curse my sight
one CLEAN OF whtc--but here It lies,
stlifenCd shining sllycry thread:
In sad and plaintIvc notes it cries,
"Tye come to tell thee youth has lied.
Then In thy presence let me stay:
send not Thy messenger away.
"And wherefore shrink from sight OF me.
AS from bitter thing to rues
And why behold denying,
u As though thine age IT could renew?
The child was born to grow I'm years
And leave his childish Joys aud fears.
"Wouldst thou an infant always live
Loved aud carcsscd rs childhood IS?
Who for It's peace would manhood give
And make its futile pleasure his?
The higher gifts are bought with tears
And come TO man with rolling years.
True. youth il beautiful ana bright,
When love and hope It's transport bring;
It's laughing vision breads no night,
And songs alone It's voices sing;
But storm and darkness lingcr stll
Along the way II trcads az VIII.
And thou hast felt the childish JOY,
And borne alike the bitter pain,
Has Kept the gold and for the ALLOW
Say wOuld'st thou be boy AGAIN.
Where all that's fair, as false IS found,
WOuld'st give the scar aud take the wound:
In faith IN man and trust In heaven
We have II bucklcr and q shield;
The first 10 youth Is kindly given;
The last, In age we bear a-Hcd
II foretell the thOrny road,
Know that It leads to Heaven and God
And In this tale OF lcngthcncd DAYS
tell of added wisdom, too;
or heart withdrawn from selfish ways
And gain OF what Is tried and true
Then In thy presence let me be.
Send not thy monitor from thee
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rttc.
HYMN.
whose holy prese
i their faces whit
saI Ia

Thou within whose holy presence
Angels vail their faces white
Let thine hand In benedlcton,
Resi- on every head tonight.
one has lately come among Us.
AS our Pastor, Brother Friend
lpru endure hin with thy spirit,
IN MS soul let power descend.
May we gather closely round him
TIL the battles safely won
TIL we've fought the fight and conquered
Through the well beloved son ..
Then wen blend our deafness anthems
with the hosts before the Throne
Angels. Saints and Cherubs crying,
Glory to the Three In one
Tho first stauza was sung by Mrs. Nae
Donald, concerning whose singing no COM
ment is necessary, save that her usual stan
dard was if anything surpassed. At the
second, the voices of Mrs. Watkins, Mr..
Walker and Mr. Abberlcy joined hers in
quartettc. Mr.. Walker then took up the
third in SOLO and again all four blended in
the final stanza. For the music throughout
the evening the critic finds nothing but
commentator.
l0.-Praycr by Rev. c. Z. Cobb.
1l.--Singing Of the Doxology by the
congregation.
IL. Benediction by the pastor. The
Kings county Chronicr says of the oc-
casion
Thus happily, with the plcasantest OF
skies Of welcome faces and cordial hearts,
the new pastor is settled. Could the other
pastors have been enabled to greet him as
ono with them, to receive him into their
midst with cordial grasp of fellowship,
the services might have had a broader and
less UNCONVENTIONAL character but rs it
was they were very impressive and will
long be remembered. The Chronicle adds
its best wishes to those of his parish for
the newly installed clergyman.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-25
GLOBE PAPER COMPANY
rrBIISnERs PRINTERS. srArIoNER

Having purchased the Wholesale Paper and
Stationery business OF II. A. Sawyer, and the
Printing business OF JAS. X. Nc Lean. with the
addition OF complete Book Bindery, they have
consolidated the whole into one business, and
moved the same into the new and commodiOus
"Globe Building" erected especially for the
use OF the Company.
With one of the most complete Printing De-
partments OF any establishment In the State,
under the supervision OF one of the best practical
printers in the country, they are prepared to do
all kinds OF plain and ornamental work in the
most approved manner and on short notice.
Our Jobbing Department will comprise iull
lines OF Writing Tapers both folded and Hat,
Envelopes, (Note. Letter and Oncial,) Blank
Books OF every description, School Books,
States, Pens, Pencils, Inks, Law Blanks Cut
lery, Wrapping Papers OF all kinds, Paper Bags,
Flour Sacks Twlnes and Gordagc, Wooden
Ware, Matches, Brushes, Backing, Bueing,
&C., &c. This Department Will DO found well
stocked and worthy the attention of close buy
crs.
The BinderS VIII bc under the charge OF one
of the most thorough workmen To be found In
the state, and all work viii be executed In the
best style and with dispatch.
with men Of long experience in charge, and
with extensive facilities for conducting their
business In It's several departments, they pre-
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OF the kind TO be found outside the cities, and
solicit the patronage OF the Public, feeling con-
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upon the most favorable terms.
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orr M 1 OK ~ q,
FOR
HARNESSES, CARRIAGE TORS,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
Fits harnesses perfectly and prevents crack
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softens and preserves the leather. Excludes
the water. Excellent for boots, shoes, az
sw-Gives universal satisfaction. Mnnuiac-
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their classes having been separated by but
a year, enlisted at once the hearts of the
people. His charges regarding study for
the Sacred Desk. caring for the poor and
the rich as well as the poor, and
proving himself the minister of Christ
rather than of q sect, were distinctly put
and were remarkable no less for their
clearness of illustration than their beauty
Of diction.
8. Charge to the people by Rev. G. +.
Cobb. of Flushing.
lie charged them that they should pray
for their pastor display in their daily lives
his teachings and frown down all busy
bodies who should make free with the pas
tors reputation. His remark on this latter
point, that though Rome was once saved
by the cackling of geese, he had never
known church to flourish under similar
treatment, provoked a general smile.
8. Hymn composed for the occasion by
Mrs. W. X. M, was then sung rs a
solo and quartcttc.
The sun., 1873-05-10
LOTS orcAAInAyrs ron rnH cAsn
The Fortune which was Ama-.ed by the
AMLh1I Of the :. nInnk Grnak.n

The Fortune witch was Ama-sed by the
AntbOr Of the Biack Crook"
John NJ, Alfred NJ, and Wiuahingtou
Barras, with their lawyers, app AIRED yesterday
in the eurrogate's Court, desiring TO have Mr..
Reynolds ~ Greonwich adjudgcd the admin
istrstor Of the estate ot the late Charles NJ Bar
ra-. The Public Administrator appeared io op-
POGO the m ltion The henEinr was postponed
until the lgth inst.. that Hiram B.rras ot Cali
foruia might bo able 70 appear Ia the c.l-c. Mr.
Reynolds had been appointed In connocticut
with tho concurrence n. the brothors. A. was
stated In THE svH on Monday. Mr.. Ltno
Of Cos Onb desired to admin -ter the estate
himself ant bciny unab 10 d. thts, and nav
lh- received severe fcpuH ~ t'hhecbcut
court, came 10 NeW York and had the property
here pat la the hands uf the Public Admini--
TRAITOR lh' cstite, ~ tiT us known, consists e
about SSLEO In "a frtgLges, u itcS, aud money.
several thousand dollars worth of jewelry not
y,I anpta4sod and the ooiyiiEat OF the " t.tk
Crutk.'
To this fortune clalm Is laid hv the four men
above tneUtioncd ~ bruther- uf Mr.. n1rras hy
Mrs. Wander fritt 81 tpV,ngton, Ky, prutessing
10 he MS aunt and saying he had no brother (;
and by Li1zie lalrras rtin, styling herself hil
accont cousin. IL is also said that there will ba
at least three c,nmlnt- ~ wild rvs, and there IA
story current which will give the estate 10 TIE
state II proved 20 he tFuc.
The brothers say that they are the chdrou of
John HAira-' caIcntor ia PhilalripAia, who
died furiv-hve vents ago az the age OF a. Their
mother was Don Ia ireland and came 20 this
county wnon L. y"r- uld' thlt ai:or their
Market street Mark where ahc sold vegetuhlu-
and fruit, and aftCrwild she kept "A SANDY store
ia Noble street mat about twenty years ago
she married D4niei Stockton, farmer up tho
delaware river, whom she survived, that she
lei, At der death about 500 which was dis.
trioutrd amonS her children, which estate John
administered, and still holds Charcs's receipt
Tor h's portion. They say thAt Charles was ap-
pren;iccd 10 cabinet maker, and when dis
charged by him al the age OF twenty -one bor-
roNed a little money from mis- mother and made
sofi in her attic that he was put aboard "A re-
ceiving ship and lnst trace of for Elk years that
| all thoy know of him during that time IL that he
wap a purSers clerk.
The brothers are all honest, honorable men,
without stan upon their name, and have "A
great many witnesses rcady Ia swear 10 sustain
Their story.
The sun., 1873-05-10
Justice DowlIu. Of En-t Ncw Yoril.


Tho local editor of the EdH N,g YOIh
sentinel desires Va, In tho interests Of the Ger
man readers Of East New York, to publish the
following communication which has been seut
~ him:
lIoNoRED SIN; The residents ~ East New
YORK have tlr long time past hecu ComptIled d
tn unite AGAINST the almost absolute bower If "A
Judge Of the name of bowling, who has repent
edly so far FORGOTTEN himself "a % abuse, from
the tud cial bench, persons who had the mis-
fortune To be brought before him. The victim
Of the latest exploit Of this man Duwlius was
a young man named GeOr 20 kucl,h, Of East
New York. lie had been knocked down and
trodden under fOotat "A uall. He defended him
self To the hest Of his ability and wa therefore
arrested. lie declared before the Judse that
his excuse was tnat he had been dTluAius Inn
moderately. Upon this the jude, without
swearing Jingle witness against him, sentenced
him % pay hne of So or Ia default thereof 10
six moths impliSonmeut in the Kings County
JAN May ho allowed TO ash II this b. Justice :
Can imam tc condemned To paN peualty OF
SIlfor drunkenness Rt.ptctfully,
MAY D, lo,t. A CUILLE OF NEW LOIs.
The sun., 1873-05-10
Pubiie aud Private Tune AbsurdiN Of hA4'
ing HriiiuH Requisite,

a Chillirpthe correspondent Nhi'
j. the fastest time Nr luuurr's D. NJ. N'aiu.
has made iu private, for q hulf-Wilgt N,''e
ddY morning, MAY h.. lsi2, when Stf'f.o W.
yt tts aud me- day old he was driv, NI M
NJ flcptwo 40 PMk I'm l0iM. The 'r ~
Thomas Carpenter, Mr. Gilcudcr H.d W.
tuwiu. The Friday before tins, Mas .- 3'I'
carrying ia wei .ht. driven hy Nj '. u,t
RIMS and II ned by Commodore U.u..- hp
tl"t'hrr ana tIm HuIsnud trJltrd = fAI. ..' N 4
pect Park ~ the atuul-thE tlne ot t.. ''r
quarter was Huur Ia ,3l =, tlC lIti uAlg .. -'' s
quarters an Be- j, ln, hliu'C II a,
given uH q q "Wednesday following fHr .I. VTf a
tttlNg NNttIFI or uut tur uItsH had IN. 80 L ,ross
Fri in r ptl'n .uuurc e. Prospect l.t. I.. s.a
exhibition, were pubic. AZ hutn - act- 'i' ''"t,
timed hy Ep' I'mcl who rather Iuuhti I'd. ''f'
trut A., tst - hr uil tlut. Bdt 40 va f.. .o..,
deprnins, a.. ~ lc NL' thr uu |uI
lng, u MT ltHd iu theNHCuri ilrl Nr p. .' b q
t5J Win any atlrm n mat ~tIrii" w"u' ' rus.
Prospect P.. th" l.d .r., unior in" I". .a re
SouId lay" 'rn ool 90 20 pace a.. ,ri.t
record Iueir is a sux ul1rrruCt D. iNr"t a, "A p
private tim. Had tur hursU been urNtu p" '. ,IiT
klGs ~ the ta,nt gray ot the moru.p- 81. y,F,
ptescut mus Nt NHlhrr, tNit accOI .It 3. pu
won q have l.tHu priya,t Tine. RItd wen oIll,s &
course carry .. me required we,eht, IN tH '..,,ut
Acrowd ~ twenty ~ rhlrtN Hesti"mrn N"r' uk
hir Judges m tre sta 49, II AnytMns hut %"
beAi aennso ~ puhit ti!ne.
The sun., 1873-05-10
Brigham Souug's Peace PoiioY-The Way "a
PrcNcnI IndInn II nnIIIIfIrs.

SALT LAKE CITY, May &, The correspondent
Of the Omaha Hsfdh yesterday nteryt' wed BRIGHAM
Young and obtained his views OF ,he Indian question
Mr. Young said that IN lS7 he settled In this country
with 40 souls and for thousands OF miles around them
I land infested with hostile Indians H. gained
thct irrnushp by acting h0uprably with them aud
mover STOPPING 20 drci pttoh When he made promise
he kept t Tao hostility OF che In Hans had been aug
ncLtrd by the rObborrs commit d by uuscrunui0 N a
agents OF thu onYernmunt They mad lost ala fam Ia
the honor and Integrity OF Government officials Thp
Modpts did TO the Clmmhsioncrs Just what tty
Hhou' Ia was being endcaYorc To ne done 20 t,toni.
Peace should he made AZ any cost the rutlre c
would he tmOrolled Ia geherRl Indian war.
Nhun the correspondent askd Mr.. Young whether
he endorsel President Grants Indian policy he replied
eudof-s the pOtoy so far as II abuses an
ltnut 20 las ng peace and to Tho ciylIaUOn OF the
ladllnh" Hc also said that an Indian war would de-.
troy me commerce, capital and lmn Weau
Mssouf and the Pacific coast, aHu rctard the lctt
HeLl OF the country for twenty yeaTe, which F9uld 10
.Heh he great calamity,
The sun., 1873-05-10

VI
KY WEST, Fla, April 2S.-The Norwegian
bark lNukan otsFion, Norway, G. Rrynhuld, master,
oour lrom Zen acola Fla Vltha load ~ pitch Pine
deals CONSIGNED 10 UuUcan Ewing & Co OF LIVERPOOL
England, went ashore az o'coCk NJ OF thu 26h inst
On the Western SIDE OF Rebccca Shoals about cisht
miles norheast OF Tortugap Tne cargo IL now holm.
o total lose. ' ''N'N
Henry Anderson, on engineer employee AZ work al
Fort Jetcrson, white wRlklng last evening along the
Ohlcones buit without ralilg Ia front ut the t,nvrr-
mssss,n.s or me Iarspei n the tort, tel TO the
Late Chtef tnPinecr lshorwOod VINO has hren nan
tshed TO Key Mes by the secretary of thr Navy u he
k,Neh possible Ny tht yellow fever Mil alive ~
tesy lie was nou!naiy sent here TO or cOnsultlne z
drS Tor Tive hsVi DtpAfIlu.nL kuurL aas Cau.s
The sun., 1873-05-10

II il reported that the contract 10 build
the bridge In Dixon, M, which gave way last
Sunday, oaIeinS terrible loss OF life, was OBJ
tsIned by briblng four Aldermen. one OF the
Aldermen who is named az k,ving accepted a
bribe from the bridge contractor had daughter
Killed by the falling Of the structurc.
The sun., 1873-05-10
Prize Fighter on Temperance and Il Rcllsiou

A Prize Fighter on Tcmpcru nee and Il cIigiou.
The Society of Good Tempiars in Eng
land has lately been strengthened by new re-
cruit in the person Of the celebrated Bendigo
formerly the champion puGilist of England. At
n late meeting In Nottingham this veteran was
the favorite OF tde occasion. lie made a speech,
from which We take the following:
Bretheron, and ladies' and gentlemen round
I'ho'r-I. II assure You slnCc | hcv joined
aWong-t tho associations from drunk feet
tiuuJ better both In body, health, and mind. \
publican goes about oouu ing In hi horse and
gi', with his rings and hi. pins, horse racln,.
ant the poor iudI has Co. maintain hiu. lIuugr-
ter, hoar, hear, tni 'Wcll done. NcnIyF1 Tho
poor nun co"s homc. makes a row, his wife g..
in danger, ana tho buuIa.lUs comes aud huu-
dies om out and they hey 60 20 to the work
mousse or the midh h'u'e. IiIear, h trl ! can
only say II ~ great honor for you to hev anon O.
yun nan like uc to turn from the dc II aud
hcht for Jc- ~ C.ri-t, non. lR11rs NJ aIgh-
ter and cheers 0m an old lu, and sav to
tho rising generation, stop lrtu drink, and
work for Jesus Car,t Amcn. loud cheers. j.
The sun., 1873-05-10

Although it has been officially proclaim
Cd that Gen. CRooK has succeeded In entirely
supprcs-ing tho hostile Apaches In Arizona,
gentleman OF -. IoIis, who owns q mine In that
Territory, has received n letter from tho War
Department bearing dato May 3, saying that II
ls Gen SuEHMANs advice that he should not
attempt mining anywhere on tho Upper ella or
the Mlmbrcs, for the reason that II would bo
simply impossible TO protect him In that region.
From this II would appear that " the Indian war
that has been waged since tho days Of CoRrE1"
has not rocn so cnectully closed as Gen. CRooK
supposed when on April he issued an order to
his troops oongratulating them on having sc-
compliahed such q result.