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We have received from Mr.. Donahoe, of tho
Boston Pilot magnificent chrome of Father
Burke. 1t is very largo and is beautifully exc
cuted. Father Burke himself pronounces it
an excellent likeness. As an evidence of our
appreciation, we have had the copy sent Ills
framed and hung in orr sanctum. A copy of
1T is sent to every yearly subscriber to the
Pilot.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

ITALIAN CHURcu.-We publish the authori.
cation given by the Most Rev. Archbishop to
Rev. II. Cajone to collect for his church:
ARcHBIsHorRIc OF NEW ORLEANS,
February Goth, 1873.
Kew. IL. Cajone, having opened under nv
authority church for the Catholic population
OF ltalian language, authorize him to solicit
the heip OF benevolent people, in order to
maintain that church aud to establisb Il IN y
permanent basis.
NAPOLEON JosErn
Archbishop of New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of this associ-
alton, will be held this, Sunday, evening at 81
O'Clock, in the Star Hall, l24 Carondelet street.
Gentlemen wishing to join, are invited to DO
present
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK .

Sunday $500. March 9-second Sunday in Lent.
Monday. March lQ-The Forty Martyr of Sebaste.
Tuesday. March list. Thomas Aquinas, Confessor
and Doctor of tho Church.
wednesday. March i2-St Gregory l.. Pope Confessor
and Doctor of the Church.
ThnrsdAy :. March i3-St Frances Of Rome. Widow.
Friday ....MaI CHI l4-The Holy Lance and Nails.
Saturday -. Ma,ch ia-St Longiuus, Martyr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

MOBILE AND WHISTLER, AIA.-Mr G. J..
Pritchard will visit Mobile during the week of
March 9th to 10th. in the interests of this
paper. On Sunday, tho 9th, 10 will DO in
Whistler.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

ST.. VINCENT's HoME.-The directors are re.
1uested to DO punctual in their attendance
at the Home this Sunday evening, Mt 5
o'clock, at the extra meeting All officers of
Conferences arc invited to attend.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

There is a rumor that the Marouis of Lorna
and Princess Louise, daughter of Queen Veto
ra recently married, have separat K 4 on recount
of incompati5ility OF temper.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09

The Bank of England was swiudled out of
100000 last week by American sharpers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-09
Letter From His Grace, the Most Rev
Archbishop of New Orleans.

We believe it important that we should
call the attention of the faithful to the ne
cessity of sustaining the Catholic press
and especially that of this locality.
The press has always exercised an i'm
mense influence, whether for good or for
evil but owing to the perversity of our
nature, SO profoundly corrupted, so strong
ly inclined to what is wrong, that in
Auence is much more powerful for evil than
for good, and if We should give q picture
of the crimes which it has produced, it
indeed would be frightful one.
1t is, therefore, the duty of every good
Catholic to sustain the religious press, now
moro than ever, and in this connection
we recommend, in a particular manner,
the MORNING STAR, journal published in
our Archiepiscopal city with our full ap-
probation. 1t has already rendered great
services to the cause of religion, and is
destined to render stih greater ones in the
future. We shall be happy to see it pros
per more and more, SO that it may long
continue to subserye the interests of reli-
gion and of society.
I N. j. PERcHE,
Archiepiscopus, Neo Aurelianensis.
New Orleans, La, Feast of the PuriGca-
ton Of the Blessed Virgin, February, ed,
1873
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-04-10

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will please cali On The subscriber
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Ter restoring 70 Gray Hair it
naturol Vitality and Color.

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, 1873-09-10

Cnnnvan Sentenced to tho Poniten-
tinry for Life.
Special Disputch to The Chicago Tribune.
GnANp RAPIDS, Micb., Sept. 0.-Your reporter
want to Muakegon this morning, and found strict
quiet prevailing. Tho impression was purpoAcly
given out that tho Judge could not arrive and that
Uanagan's trial would be postponed At 10 o'clock,
however, tho Grand RapidH Guard, mtycight in num-
ber wcre drawn up In front Of the Court-House and
nnavnn wus brought into tho courtroom, whcn Judge
Giddingu and tho necessary officers, with fow Hpec-
tatorg had taen seats Tho pzisonera counsel spoke
no word Of defenae, asked any clemency He only
said "The prisoner pleads guilty." or ban8 ques-
toned by the Judge, the prisoner said TIC same.
Tho sentcuce was brief and forctble, In
thess words: ~ do not propose to read you
lecture on tho enormity OF your cruel and detcstane
crime. Your ofense Ia rank 1t smells to hesVen. It
only remains to inpoae upon you tho s1trenest pen
to hard abor in the State Prison for tho remainder Of
yor natural ifo During the grlovous ycars OF your
shame and toll You will hare time to reflect upon your
terrible oGenHo against God and Roclety and may you
60 reflect with peniten. Do not hopo ever to seo tho
open world outside your prison walls again. You Will
not 60 from thenco TIL you 90 1eat 1oremoat 10
felona grave"
The prisoner then hurried out md plnccd IN the
midst of the military, and all marched quickly to tho
depot, aurpriuing the reoplo on the Streets WHO
now saw that nll was over. There was no time for
crowd to assemble. Tho train started Immediately.
Tho military left the train at this city and the prlsouer
continueu On the train to tho State Prison at jackson
in chor0o of the Sheriff. He ia American born, Of
Irish parentago % years old. Tho bullet nrod into
hin By the father Of tho girl still remains in big under
lover jaw The poor litte victim OF Ills holah Act ia
likely 10 eventually recover.
, 1873-09-10
THE CANADA PACIFIC SCANDAL.


hUfA4 NO441AA4HpAU"e
Special Dfspatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Sept. 0-subnequent to tho evidence Of
De.hune Telegraph Manager In Ottawa Of the Montreal
Office, Deanby and Murphy, two members OF George
Cartlors Committee, wera sworn. Murphy placed
ALBANIA subscription to tho election fund at $4ouo
The commssionsra did not nsss On dates peang
nles s'Fcs .n Ct s.ys p1ss'n w satesa into @ +:
ot a ah 9 MURPHY
admitted having seen Carters letter to Allan on tne
soth OF Auguat, to which aluaon hhs 30 frsquGntly
been made but, ~ 1t was not tue original, tho Com.
contens It il thought the sitting ot The oomnse@lo len
viii laat about Fortnight and that fAfnA'o0N' "t'
-A0- IIb ths Associated Prtss.l
OTTAWA Sept. oThs Royal oomn'lsson 1" Tosumao 42a
sraph Company, and Manager at Montreal; Knew
% Sir Mush Allan snI MohIuneu, or between sis Hugh
snd the government respecting she Pacific Ga RailM:y
Had messages which passed nosTeon aI 1em -
iEa Tho nessagss for 1917 destroyed according
to tic Company rules. III tho oics books there was
h,Seis EsS9Fa to 81 sr s scaons tho
nane aud addrcss wore recorded. There
was also record Of : telegram from Biz John to Az.
why kilograms wcru destroyed. The rulo for destroy
imH kilograms as sx1Hte for long PERIOD 1t had no
reference whateyer to oocton Pacific Railroad tee-
Bir. Leblanc, shosi0 Of Montreal, depoaea as fol-
lows: Know nothing Of thu matter contained ~ Hun
tons. a Vas pis on oArtte.'s oonmittee e,sht daya
af.er tts formation. Money wsa rnissa BY oartsFa
10 0n 70 s Ss .seos iun sr Kasa
nothing Of thu receipt given 70 Abbott for go 900
Was surpriIcd whsn aAw It published. Tbs olectiol
vss :. rsy ss esso sn s
0ther witnessea ware examined, but nothaa9 NJ"
was ELECTED;
, 1873-09-10

Special Hspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
JoLHT ILL.,, Sept. 8.-Tho Republican County Con-
reution assembled In this city this forenoon to nom
mate candidates for tho several ocea to be 1cd this
foI Amos Savage, Of Homer, called TO tho Chair,
and L, L. Baker aud A. L. Granger appointed Becro-
taries.
The Committee on Resolutions presented resolutions
Of tho rcglar Republican tenor, which we're unant-
mo,lsy adopted. In substance thoy are as followa:
F4rst-Reatlrmilg confidence Ia the integrity Of the
Republican party, aud declaring it capable Of solving
the oueationa present has those Of tho past
Seeos.d-DecAring that railroad companies aro crea-
tons Of law and such entitled to no privileges not
conceded to individuals.
Thi1d-Declariug In favor Of an Interstate railway
FOURTH. Opposing Any further Immigrants to rail-
Ways or other corporations.
fIth-Denandlng tho repeal OF tho aalary-grab la#
6trth-Decla.lng tho mining and manufacturing IN
ereaa Of tho country entitled to the same consdeEa-
ton az the agricultural
Notwithstanding tho Credit 1lobi1ler and other
plundering schonacs, and demanding the puntahmant
| Of nll concerned &horein.
Eiqhfh-Domandlng Tho modification Of the neve.
nuo NV of the state 60 far it authorizes the taxa
ton Of property tho Of both debtor and cred"
itor. no,
Tbs Convention then proceeded to select candidate
for County Judge After two ba1los, on motion Of AIR.
LEONARD, Mr. g. O. Camp Of Wilmington, WAS declared
| tho unanimous nominee for County Judge.
Mr. William r. Cation YES nominated for County
Treasurer, aud Mr, g. 4, Hilton for County School
Superintendent.
, 1873-09-10
The Dc Rn1b County {Ill.) Earmcr's
Convention.

Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune
CnEs1oA, ILL.,, Sept. 9, 1873.
Tho Dc Knlb County Farners' Convention met, pur.
euant To call, at Do Kab, Sept. O. The Hon. John II.
Curry, Of 8Quaw Grove, was elected Chairman. On
talduR tho Chair, he said ho considered himself high
" hopored by tho Convention In placing him In that
poaitlon; and that he did not hatter tho members
when he said that in them lay the future prosperity
aud welfare Of DeKab County. Ell. Leach, Of Malta,
wos theu elected Secretary; and Voashi Hx, Of tue
Citp Weekly, Of Sycamore. Assistant Secretary.
The Convention proceeded to nominate . ticket for
county officers.
For County Judge, Y, II. 6edgwic1. OF Sandwich
Luther Lowell, Of Sycamore, tho present Incumbent
ars formal ballot stood; sedgwlok, 81 Lowell: y:
Mavo 6: and ", W, 6cdgWtck Waa declared tho
nominee ct tAo Convention.
For County Clerk, casaiua n. Conrad, the present
follows: conrad. 30; kirkpatrick, 70 aud Conrad
WAS declared the unanimous choice Of the oonvontion
For County Treasurer, Robert Hampton. Of Paw
Ell es d tanss Il s, sofe Ss pssaeasd sa william
On the drat formal baut Hampton received 50 yntea:
Mcdowell III Wss nonsr,7 ,sa ho eepraa mSpnhitsh IN
unanimous choice Of tho Convention:
For County Superintendent " belooa, on tAn 'us
uKl ballot IT, r. Hull received Is yntez; uroseot. ~
aud II. r. uau waa declared the choice of tho oonsoa
nobort Hampton, tho nominee for Treasurer. ~as us
! caliotl on, md responded as foAowa: ~ am 10
speech-Iua1er, and II was. could not maze 0y ntsss
tho groat honor yo hSye M nv s md nsye
nn auy 10 gpend this ttmo, aul, II mn elected you
! viii have to DO It," (oreat applause.l
ho 0a1sy y Msa n1t Sa'a lie upG@ Tax. 1n y
the fermcrs, ho would got out Of the way. aud let
soma other have the Presdenoy Of tho county argeni
xauou. Ho explained how 10 hAf for
, 1873-09-10
tor has mol been able to do much. Russell tho COL
lector Of Doaton, has worked his 1ovel bcss.
rrtsF

tor, has mol been able to do much Russell tho Col
lectoE Of Doaton, has worked his 1ovel bcst.
TIRE anEAE TIdnT,
"a 1t now socrns, will bd tho rusoutona TO con-
aurn backpny md Qredit Mobiler and to fohlke tho
Federal Administration for seeking to trampto down
the FREQ expression OF Massachusetts, In opon party
convention.
now THE oouNI1KB 8rANp.
cnrBory rnv1ow, tonight, Of tho counties Of tho
State ahoH1 barnstab1e, which IL Inhabited chiefly by
nshors ind Sailors, In favor Of Butler; Derkshire
Dawes county, IL almost wholly Washburn. Even the
Hoosao Tunnel 1abortrs send Waahburn delegates.
Driatol County Is flVo TO ono for Waahburn. Il il
county strong for prohibition, md Dnf1ngton's con-
ststucnts ropuliate Butler, although Oakes Aes town
OF Eaason supports him. Dukes County, thu lannd
county, ts equally divided. WhiherA town Of Anaea-
burg goes for paer although the poet is decidedly
9sls4 ; students r s9a Rrotossor' a,,,9p sspud9t;
mainly for Dutier. Waahburn'a County Of Frantln
In solid for him. unlike Easex Dutlors county, whore
than onc-hrd Of tho delegates againae tuck
Congressman. Tho City Of Springfield ta II to
In favor Of But1or while the county ia nearly equally
divided. Hampshfre, tho nost Intelligent county III
tho st1te IL overwhelmingly Washburn. Derkshtro Is
for Butter. Quincy where tho Adams family residt,
rcpuliAtca Butler altogether. Plymouth County II
two to one for Washburn. Worcester County, where
tho Hoer family reside, 8vea Wasburn 11b delegates
to 70 for Butler.
BUTLER wAs nEpULaEp.
In hin attempts to coquoeto for the nuppoTt OF tho
Springfield Republican, and for the favor Of the Hon.
Charles Sumner. To both Of the above 10 eent mes
aRBca soliciting treaty. Even Wende1l Phillips has
turned his back upon hin.
, 1873-09-10

Porrsv11LE, Pa, Sept o. Labor Reform Conycn-
ton easembled ia tic Courthouse here to-day.
Jae. Kelley was elected Chairman ana y 9,soE shGr tSs
Republican or Democratic parties, but was Labor
7sefor1ner frst last, and III heime: nesolutt99s
wore adopted plodging tho party tn thls
county to adhere to tho principlos laid down
IN the COLUMBUS Platform, and subsequently enun-
ciatod by tho LaborOongrees at Cleveland
ihc eatabshmont Of Uniform national rne Of interest
md rights Of lsbor opposed to capital denonncing
tho ealarygrab, Credit hobier, o;o; advoc1has tho
erection and maintenance Of hosptal for those tn-
jurod in It's production and transportation aprIogng
fhe establishment Of homes md schools for aolaiors
and ssilors' orphan advocating tho reduction Of tho
hours Of labor and approving tho prcssns ssste Of
education.
, 1873-09-10

THE ,yAbl1punNtrEs yubr1ANr.
OF @ quiet jasilaon When young coiese6lea msn got
up on char, cleared hts throat and read % foilows
Th1 s 6 s
doubtful votos il.
GENTLEMEN: ' Tho snake Is not only ecotchod but,
Con. Batcr ind doubtful. nddcd together, only 48{
votes,-a clear majority, In any oyon for Washburn,
" sati.facon without uo,se WIS Expressed On ovory
face circular wa soon distributed aaying: WASH
burn delegates aro requested to ronn nfter tho Con-
ycntion III sdiourned on Wednesdoy, business Of
Importance viii be- brought 10 your attention." This
supposed bo tho onthaBng Of tho dolegacs to resist
ticket Il IL also Interpreted to mean tetorring Of
Iutor seeking to proione tho soason Of tho Oonven-
fion with tin latent hopo that ho tnay t1re out the
Va Waabmrn3tes '~''A' N1'R' '''"' ~ A"' ~N'
TuE anEAr ouEa11oy or THE N1our
ncndcnty a lid ioft ha 1,arors and gone into con-
ference With uRhor, Hcraan Of Lawrence, barney Of
NV BEDFORD md tic smaller FRY Of bis satellites.
N'" rnE ooNrEaTED pELEaArIovs.
til. main HIT arm, stm1nons Supcry1sor Of Rev.
onuc ia meanwhile engaged with The State Central Ex
ecmtvn ommttec nnd 10 is resolute naainst any roy-
ou.ionary measure. 10 has voted Ill Of this sfer
NoItsmntnu. The waehb,,sn men mean to contest
tha iaMrenco and Springfield delegations WHICH aro
non1nittes favn,nGu ~ 1"'''' "A'0 N'o ''0 =" -
oo4DA INV r7,r orrrnA, COMMITTEE a1Arps.
~ r9a Wnler IL or wasnSr ToSays eYenta aaye
sdo os Il Tia asysrai Of Dutiera obers aro crAw-
n oTa conynntion and Il Il thaaht that
7vti,isr, ~ ~ T{n ~ Vorcnstar wbn ici in wasji.
sa mlh + ~. ieo' tsn rr % nen III, ha niaccd IN thu
nhnirmansbt, Hs tS rolntiyo Of Gov. Wsehburn.
o"ssF Tnr 1wrnnrtay oouwrryEs or nEsoLuTIoxe,
v he intrnsted' aceordina to report to JudRc noar
t =, ~ prcadont a former Cabinet ofccr md as
nre.mc1 ran1idse for Tia tlief JustIceshlp forbid
H. prospcct ths ho viii Introduce any resolution Of
~ tha prcatIant Int Il Ia 1noofod that fo
, 1873-09-10
Rock island County {1lf.> Republican
Gnnvgnft0n.

Special Ditpatch 70 The Chioagn 1T7oHhe.
ROCK Ia1AND, ILL.,, Eopt. 0.-The Republican
County Convention mot hero to-day, with full at-
tendance. Unusual interest Was mnnifestea IN tho
result, an the Court House was overcrowded WITH
spectators. The Hon. 8. g.. Guyer, Of Rock 1siandr
was nominated for Judge John N. Cook, Of Rural
for County Clerk John ololsnd Of Eagngton On d 1or
neriutcujcut Of Schools. Cook and Oleland nro
faruors aud leading 1nembors Of the Grunge order.
, 1873-09-10
Political Complexion Of the California
LeHi9lAt1Ire.

Ban FnANo1aoo, Sept. 0.-Tho B1a}et3n g1voa !6o
composition Of the next State Logslature: hopnbli-
votea will bo required to elect Bcnator. The indie
rondents and Republicans together would cast 30
vutes. Assuming TINT somo holl~oyer Republicans
vote for Dooh his strength ut tue outBot would be
greater than my other candidate.
, 1873-09-10

sptofaE Nspatch to Tho Chfca0o IIFi6unt.
Morris, ILL.,, Sept. 0.-Tho Hon. Lewis = Lott,
nominated by tho Farmers Convention, Saturday,
for County Judge, Immediately sent IN peramrtory
refusal to accops the nomination, but the same Wan not
read lie sated to his frtena that he lad notion Of
being Kicked about In political CANVASS for IN Office
he did not wnnt.
, 1873-09-10

oregon Congressional Nomination.
SAN FnAnc1soo. Sent. 0.-Tho Democratic State
Convention at Portland, Oregon, Tonight, nominated
J, ", Nesmtth for Congress on the ffth ballot.
, 1873-09-10

Tho Cincinnati Ohnmbcr OF oota-
uurcu Presidency.
o1so1axA91, Sept. e..Ths Hen; s:mas ~ ah.mbse q
Gommaroe eft41 spaxilsd al = -
, 1873-09-10
ASSASSlNATED.
Il Louisiana Judge nnt Disfrict.At"
tornuy Why yi1aiA tasaA Murdered " hat'
Mn .a.larir XaY to Hold Court.

MosnoE, La, Bopt. o.-Ju1ga 7. Crawford at os-
trlct~Attorney Arthur IT, lnrriH Of tho T~esn JMn .
oIn Diytrjct were asauBsnatra yesterday, ~ m'Gs
southwest @ o| Wlnusboro, III Ffauliin raris w!le IN
their tn hold court a. sst plaee. Ihs bsarcr y,
tilis Il lion atates TINT thoy wero slos seven
tin.~ IL thelr bra!ns blown ont. Tho murtsserst
aro not k4ow,,, Gut It u thought that peraona AZ, nE
POLITICAL differences LED to to ansnssanaon as Gsaw
ford was Radical and Harr!s Democrat 0o'a 4eA'o
falutlifA.
, 1873-09-10

Special D73pa{ck 70 Tic EHic00o 7Fl6H'z.
QUINCY, ILL.,. Sept. 9.-The Adams County ncpubli-
cau Convention IL called TO 1noat Ut Gamp Iont Oct
g. to nominate candidates for County Judge, Clerk,
TroaauEpr sehool Superintendent and State 1soprc-
sentative.
, 1873-09-10

by tho regular OF regency Republicans with = Wild
Great Attriuonlst~ "What beat Butler I" asked you,
correspondent Of ono Of tho great uoar family, o'
Worcester. ",Yel1." was ths Eeply, "his growing
people, tho ealA1y-grab finished him, That put hitr
on tho defensive III over tie sate and he IL not goot
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-14

make full crop Of corn in the northern
part of that State.
In the wrestling match at Troy, between
John Mcmahon and Homer Lane, for $500
and the championship, Mcmahon won
throwing Lane the first and third falls.
Four convicts escaped FROM Sing Sing
Monday night
The Mas. achusetts Republican State
Convention will be held at Worcester,
Sept. H.
Anna Dickinson most emrhatically de-
MES the rumor that she intends going on
the stage as an actress.
Mrs. Yost, German woman, 105 years
old, died at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on Tuesday.
Seventy-two lives we're lost by the Wa
wasset disaster on the Potomac River.
A desperate fight took place Monday,
at Kildare, between two Irish regiments,
several being killed and many severely
wounded.
Strangers are leaving Vienna, and the
number of visitors to the exhibition de-
creases daily. sfh 1a
Austria has ordered fleet of war YES
sells to Spanish waters.
Legal proceedings against nine insur-
rectionaEy.members of the Spanish Certe.
have been authorized by resolution o.
that body.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-08-14

Mr.. Beecher's letter has received no
notice from the scandal-mongers, which
should be regarded as good evidence Of
the falsity OF thu reports that not many
weeks ago filled columns in a thousand
napers of the land. II will be remem-
bered that his calumniators have not Oh
" his permission, but his request to pub
lish everything that may be in their pos !.
session. We have been prepared for
their reply. bat the Monkeys have lost
their tails. s4