davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-04-16

Grant Parish, Louisiana is tho scene Of the
first battle in the war Of races that inoxorably
follows tho policy Of arraying tho nogroos as q
party against tho whites as party, and making
politics question OF races. As far aa can be
gathered at this moment, the trouble ln Grant
PariHh aroBo concerning the distribution OF
the parish offices. Tho Lynch Returning
Board ignored all tho olilcers elected
by tho people in the parish, and Gov. Kellogg
filled their places By appontocB Of his own.
These failed to qualify, and tho Governor thon
ordered the partieH originally elected to asaune
the Offices. Most Of these aoe,n to have been
McEnery men, and It was the determination Of
tho Republican politicians Of tho parish to keep
thom out Of the positions to which they had
been elected that led to the bloody con-
lict OF Sunday, and tho loss Of moro
than hundred lives. Undor tho inatigation OF
ono or two white men, mombers Of the nopubli-
can Legislature, who carefully Bholtorod thcul-
selvos from my peril, tho negroes armcd thom'
Belyes and took possession OF tie Court House.
and all tho county of1loes of the parish at COL
most of them served in tho army during tho war.
and woro armed with tho Enfield liaos which
thoy Ind retained when mustered out
Of tho service. These desperaloes
plundorod all tho plantations about, aud
boarded steamers on tic river for supplies OF
food and other neoeBBaries. 10 rosist thoeo
outrages ind to rocoyor possession Of tho gov
ornment which had boon violently aud unlaw-
fully wrcated from them, tho whites Of Grant
parlsh began to assemble about Colfax, and
woro Joined by white mon from all tho neiglbor'
| ing parishes, who knew that il the movomont
| wore not crushed at once whoro it began It
| might imporil thoir own homes md local gov.
| ornment. Tho wlitos at first attempted to hold
| a muss meeting, but they were few in
number, and wore ovorawed by tho nogroos, who
numbered hundreds, wero we'll armed, and under
| crafty and unscrupulous leaders. BY Saturday
last, tl1oro were about 1J0 whito mon encampod
| around tho bAr1icaded Court-lIouso at Colfax
within which woro fully 600 blacks. At thit
moment, tho wAlto renegaaes who lind
urged the colored mon on botooA
themselves to Now Orleana, whoro their ar
rival is chroniclod by the New Orleans
Iicaysne Of Saturday morning. At this dis
tanco thoy watched iu safety loslaughtor Of the
victims which followed. Tho Arat fight tool
place Saturday morning. Tho whites were lin
| der tile command Of Hadnot, member OF th'
Fusonist Legislature, and wero dofoatcd. There
was no loss Of life. After parloy, tho struggle
WAS renewed, and tue whites woro again doteat
cd. At noon Sunday took plaoo tho leat combat
Tho proportions Of which ontitle 1t to be callo'
= battle. Tho barnoadea wsro ssormed at noo'
apa tho jnaaxqps driyea into the >oQp&t-Aouas
, 1873-04-16
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Examination OF Elis Mental Condition
xx3Ylauf ETC SuYz IQt In.

Examination OF RDis Mental Condltlon
--yyhut E1e Snys IQa 1a.
NEW YonH, April 15.-Tho Investigation aa to the
mental condition Of George Francis Train was
to-day resumed boforo Judge DAILY and special
Jury. District Attorney Phelps opened tho pro-
ceedinge by stating the object for which the
Jury had been impanolod, namely, to discover
whether Train was or was not insane, the result
Of which inquiry would determine whether ho
could be tried under indictment for publishing
an obscene paper.
DR.. ThaddeuH II. D. Cfoss was examined,
and teBtiiod tint, at the request. Of the
District Attorney, hc aud. DR.. Hammond
had made MI examination ct Train,
and from tho convorsntiou, nlannor,
mud appearance Of tho nuhioet Of investigation,
ha formed tho opiuion that Train was Of un~
sound mind. The witness visited Train twice,
and conyorsed with him on politics, religion,
Grant, Greeley, and his property In Omahe-
| Train said he was the pagan dictator Of thia
country, and tho nation couldn't got along With
| out his leadership. Greeley had been poisoned.
Within pi1ty days from March IS, every brick in
| the ToJnbs would be leyeled. and tho streets
! would run with blood. Ho crrain) knew thia. !.
| and ho WINS tho only person to stop 1t. DR..
| Durant had $40, ono Of lis and paid lin, IS per
| cout interest. Wall street and tho banks we're
rotten, and would have to 60 Up.
| Con. ChatAeld, Trains oouneel, croes-exam-
| inod DR.. Cross vary soyoroy, asking him if ha
| Thought Galiloo, Hacon, Newton, and Socrates
| woro insane because they formed theories Of
| their own in direct opposition to tho general be-
liof Of their era. AT tho conclusion Of tho tes-
| timony Of this witnosB tho Court adjourncd
until tomorrow.
, 1873-04-16

Hooton means to Imply that our Court have =
ftlhviah practice Of following proeodonts, no
think ho is greatly mistaken. II he means to
imply thAt precodonts should DO excluded from
tho determination OF cauaos, that would simply
rovolutionizc tho law practice Of tho country,
aud could not DO brought about without e1pel-
ling lawyers from both Bench and Bur. Tho
question which hfr. Hooton asks,-whothor this
Court will docido "that q drunken or brtbcd
Legislature may irrotrievably bind aovorogu
pooplo to tho fulallment Of 11linous contraosa
which may deprive tnom Of Ill tho attributes Of
frcomon,"-Is question that no cannot answor.
1t ia caao not likely to ariHo In practices |;
but we may say ganorally that 1t Ia no part Of
tho functions Of tho Supreme Court to mako
Lc8islaturos.- s.-atil loss to mako better Logtslh~
turoB than tho people elect.
Finally. Mr. Hooton says "Iho farmors be-
iicye that tho romedy offered by tho Supreme
Court Ia no remedy ut hll." Wo anawor that
thoy have not tried II. Thoy havo no right to
say that 1t Ia no remedy until they do try 1t. II
tho expensc and Inconvenience Of prosecuting
railroads for o1tortionnte charges and un1ust
Determinations Is too great to be borno BY iudi~
vlduh1 sufferers 1t lis vory oasy for tho Legisla-
turo to provide machinery whereby both the or
ponaa and tho Inconvenience shall DO borne by
the Htat4. 4 failure to do go will surely not bo
tho fault of tho Supreme Court.
, 1873-04-16

In discussing tho Compromise Railroad bill,
ycstorasy, In tho House, there vas n e1lnrp de-
bato on the amendment offered to provout rail-
roada from oatab1l4hing special rates for heavy
manufacturing firms whoroby thoy may obtain
discount On largo shipments. This discrmina-
tion rvas opposed by representatives Of tho
farmers md smaller manufacturers, who be-
1iovod It won1d injuro their intorosts. Tho largo
manufacturers ASSERT that without somo such
concession their bualnoss will bo sorIoualy
cripplod.
, 1873-04-16

which, by lta buugllng, got thom into 90 much
trouble. They arc literally - botwoon l.ell and
arc needed to mako d new party, they stick TO
tho old ones In tho abaoncp from tho Go1d Of no.
ltical action Of both brains and leaderahip.-
1oaisttM Qout.icr-Journal.
exactly know In what latitude or longitude we
wcro aai1ing.-.pittsIle. {Iu) Dld F1nq,
1t is to DO hoped some permanent good will
reault from oil tito uncovorng OF corruption
w1n s Scen anu - schg 1 1of afG tne
II Erpress. '0'
2ZAa XIX monrIv aa wo ram ,ndoratn,,l thu Tim .,
and Ghrontcle tho recent rigo in nold ID cnuuod
| y tho @ ercoesvo ] Mn i1nroStntiona which come Of The
frociom NJ fra;1a ,vEfo1, ,yo oninv II It in froo
tTa1c t1,at wn ara entovuo' wn ,novo that a trist
bo rna5o Of nrotootion. Ht ioast thoro could bo
no fiaadynntnre in q ohnpco,-O Oi,.oiuuaN Conf
-Home of tho recent debatos In tho Albany
eonato hnyo aIrordod entertaining rcading. il
notlljne eleo. Mr, Woodin. for inatanco nppoal-
ei oloauontly to hia follow -hepubllcans to "snko
liz would not but a Democrat in any oillco from
goavengor to PreBdont. His definition Of gonu1no
roform wnn to turn Democrats cut Of Office aud
koep ON out. hfr, Lewis quito coinoldod with
lfr. Woodln. Ho felt 1t q Ho1enn and i'm
Positions Of trust md powor, aud koop thoso po-
stiona Tor true Republicans. BY tho way, II il
populArly supposed In Now York that both theHe
benators hayo Mr. Tweod'a brand on thom.-
Springfield Republican. ~
-Tho KANSAS farmers, at thoir recent convon-
ton In Topeka, concluded tint they wanted salt
aid lumbor placed on tho froo List, and . mate,
rial reduction In tho tarir on iron. Also that
thoy would "ignoro ali political proferonces and
pro1udioos that have ewaycd ua hitherto to our
hurt, and support only utioh mon for Office aa arc
known to bo true to our interests, and in whose
integrity and honesty re havo the most implicit
8prinaj1cld Republican.
-Wo look upon this question ~ ono that VIII
DO fought to tho ond, not only y tho formers.
bus Gil othora s9Ino 81 oar 1aror ~, ny,
III! only examine thia malter caTotany, tnos VII
nnu thas 1uly nlno'tentns o. tno p1p pn91p!n, nIn
, 1873-04-16

The Chicago produce markets wero quict and
irregular yeaterday. MesH pork was in good do
msnd, with little offering, and advanced Aoc pcr
brl, closing st e10.4o@1o.45 cash. and e18.85@
1000 collier June. Lard was in fair request aud
shado frmer, at 98.40@8.45 per 100 lbs cash,
aud es5o@9.55 seller May. Mcats were moro
sotive and firm, at e1a@e76o for Shoulders s1G
@s14o for short ribs, 894@sh for short c1oar,
and 10@12}55o for aweot picklod hams. High
winoa wero moro active and unchanged, at
se1xo per gallon. Lake froighta wero noln-
inally unchanged, ut 15o for corn to Buf-
Wheat was woak at Mondays rango, closing Mt
Clio cash, aud s1.21@1.21S seller hfny. Corn
WAS quiet and unchanged, closing dull at $500
cash, and $3.50 sellos May. Oats we're moro
actlro, and 1So higher, but cloaod tamo at 26e24c
cash, and 28}}6o seller May. Rye was quiet and
firm ut 84@G5o. Barley WAS moro nctiyo and 10
lower, closing firm at 70@71o. Tho soaHon Of
wintor storage expired yesterday, md Irregular !"
grain must DO subject to only 90 pcr bu atorage
and have ayo days to run on that storage. Tho
above quoted prices arc on that basis. Tho
stocks Of grain In store on Saturday evening Inst
rere 2,247,813 bu wheat, 6.s2o,514 bu corn,
1,75s 291 bu oats, 296, ,2eo bu rye and 1885, 78t bu
barley. Total. 1o,351 1853 bu. besides 162.sso bu
wheat and ,9G4, 100 bu corn adoat in the harbor.
Hogs wero active and advanced loo, or to e6.so@
5.60. Cattle were in fairly active request but
sold st lower prices the decline Averaging an
10. There was good demand for sheop at
s.Q rEf7H OK
, 1873-04-16

The fact that Chamberlain Do Ange'tn, ona Of
the vory few Cardinal. of tho Church who IL not
at Rome, has beeu summoned to tho Vatican,
oiyag credonce to tho belief that tho popns re-
ooyory is impossible. II tie Rtntomont made tho
other day OF the policy Of tho conolave may be
trusted. It Is possible ne may be already dead,
and that, In pursuance Of their expreased deter
mination, no announcement of It III to DO made
uuti, hia euccaasor Is elected.
, 1873-04-16

Yesterday tue termp OF imprisonment expired
of tho gaa-stokers who wero sent to jail for TAX
ing part in tho atriho that left London in dark
ness several nights, q fow montfs ago.
Their treatment has excited intense 1ndig-
nation among tho lnboring men Of all c1aasca in
England who have regarded them as martyra to
the cause Of tho liborty OF labor. Upon their re-
lease they we're given q great ovation by the
Yorkipgmou of London.
, 1873-04-16

Thoro has been ministerial orlsla in Khiva.
The formidable advance Of the Russian forcou
has softened the heart Of tho Khan Of Khiva.
With the freedom and colerity Of Oriental pre-.
rogatiye, he has bohpaded his Primo Minister,
thrown all the leaders OF the anti-RusBian party
into prtson, and released the Russian cnptiyes,
whom Lithorto he hhs declared as stout}y ~
Pharaoh of old Ao would never lot go.
, 1873-04-16

Whilo Con. Farneworth'R letter to J. 8. Van
Patton, Esq, Oaahier Of the Knno County Ma
tional Bank, enclosing to tho latter tho amount
Of his (Fnrnsworth's) Congressional "back
pay" and directing him to place 1t In tho sov-
era1 County Treasuries Of lis district vindl~
Gates bis own oourso In opposing with voice and
voto tho whole salnry grhb, It dora not fully an
awcr tho ends Of Justice. II tho SOW
eraI countscs Of Mr.. Fasnnworths dis
trict aro entitled to ths money, still
moro Is kr. Farnsworth himself entitled
to It, Their eight to tho money is derived from
hls right to It. Thsk right Is only an extension
Of his right. Mr. Farnsworth makoaa very good
argument to chow that neither ho nor any other
Congressman has any right to the "baek pay"
A .Jortio'i, he has no right to give 1t away. Tho
proper placo for IL is the Treasury OF tho Unitod
States. He anya that,. 1t ho should return 1t to
the Treasury, 1t would always be atempting Bub-
joot Of claim for himself Or his representation
It is fair to presume that, aa Mr. Farnsworth
has rosiatod tho temptation to keep the money,
ho could equally resist tho temptation to claim
it hereafter especially Us It could not be gotten
out Of tho Treasury again without an nppropria-
ton by Congress-. What his representatives
might do after his deeeaae, ho would In no wlso
DO responsible for. Mr.. TarnBwotth has mado
much better record, as regards tho salary grab
than moat Of his colleagues. and we therefore
rogret TINT ho did not add to II the browning
merit OF rcatoring tho money to tho place whore
| II belonged.
, 1873-04-16

Congressional salary-thieves, who have oeten-
tatioraly informed the sergoant-at-Arna that
they did not meau to draw tholr back pay, in-
tending tho wllllo to claim 1t when
the public lad forgotten tho mattor.
will be sadly cast down BY the
aoolslou whioh tho First Comptroller OF
tho Treasury has just nude. He says that
simple notification Of an intention not 70 ORA"
ths money 10 all Tho Aastlqntx aaSgsaat !QsdFax
, 1873-04-16

ST. louis. April 15.-Yostorday afternoon as
a freight trim on tho Missouri paeitio Railroad
was passing the Ponitontlary, III Jefferson Olty,
No. two conyicts broke from tho guards, and,
with 4 donble-barro1 shotgun. Ono Of thom
dropped to the ground severely wounded,
whilo tho other climbed TO tho top
Of one Of tho cars, inid down,
and liod. Some 200 conviotB Witnessed tho af-
fair, and bocanle groatly oxcted and threatened
to break, but tho guards stood firnl and the oni-
cors Of tho prison soon got tho prisoners undor
coutyol,
, 1873-04-16
WALL STREET..

Ncvtcxv OF tho nonoys Gold. Bond.
Stock, nnl Produce Markets.
Special D..patch to TIA Chicago Tribune.
tav ooht ao
money ID BILL exsrasasansly aehF' Un CAL. al
nasinoa6 "aH at 3a to 4 per dom, with moat OF
tho loana at Lie to H. Tho receipts Of our
rency, to-day, by expross vero about 81, 900, ,00o
This falling on ca, hn ern1aned bv Tho faot that
t,as, ao,,,s..t.. ,,.,s, 1910 ~. =! s.... 5ir-
.neso compenles or'ng money anieny from o's"
tant points, and, to-day being Tuesday, tho money
to reach hero.
Tho Now York uentrnl ua,1road COMPANY
+o-J,v corncncod ~ dt.hnrao an mn mn
'o'aAy ". eo"mon.oo =. W uaoutsn @ooo''ooo
this ismonoy will soon find Its way into the street.
or at least q considerable portion OF II, Ono Of
our lending banks called in this afternoon .
largo amount Of money for tomorrow, which
onnration ia suppoaed to hayo Home connection
With city finances.
4 petition In favor Of the repeal Of tho Uaury
laws. signed by loading baukors, was aont to
Gov. Dix tonight, with tho request that he will
onoo moro call the attention OF tho Legislature
to thia Important subtoot: 1t Was reported this
afternoon that the Governor would send
. BORT OF compromise mesHnBo to the IeHia-
1aturo, urging tho repeal Of the Uaury law
for this cotsty, 60 far Rs plodgoH
Of psrHonnl property arc concerned, lowing tho
limit On real estate ut 7 por cont. This, It Ia
hoped will oonolliato tho farmers and their i'm
mediate representatives In tho Legislature.
It has beon suggested that tho Grand Jury
themselves should petition the Legislature Ia
favor Of repeal OF tho usury law. This would
no doubt have groat effect.
Wall street advicos from the Grand jury ROBIN
conspiracy, rather than violation Of tho Usury
law, THO Investigation Of uBurorH to-day WAS
about as barron Of results az yesterday. There
were plenty Of Wall street men On hnnd, but
there waB not one Of them that waa not regular
knownothing. Mercantile paper continues dull.
GOLD,
Speoulation was heavy, and tho price declined
to l17A, Tho Immediate GAUGE was the sale Of
several millions Of ro1d by an occoutrio Hbull.'
who suddenly became weak in faith in nnticipa-
tion Of tho Treasury disbursement Of the May
interest," and tle transfer to the United Statcs
Govornmont Of s15, 100, 600 Alabama indemnity
money. Late In tic dhY there vas some reooY-
ory.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange opened firm, aud tho leading
bankers advanced their rates to 1O79l for sixty
| days sterling, md 108A for sight, hut this
advance checked tho domand, and tho market
closed dull and weak. The actual business dur
ing the day was below the regular asking rateB.
Tho demand from importers continues light,
money hoing still too acarce and doar to permit
Of liboral PURCHASES Of exchange.
STOCKS. ,,.-....
The stock market vas steady during tho morn
, 1873-04-16

Subscriptions have boon begun in Halifax.
New York, and number of other places, for 8
testimonial to tue Rev AIr. Ancient. tho Chrstian
hero who 1iskod his life at the Atlantic disaatcr.
Tho SUN raised in Halifax amounts to $500,
, 1873-04-16

Fall of q CIlinncy--Ono Litt1c Girl
Ixfllcd. md Thrco Dtacrs Entully l.t-
jurad.
NEwnunoH N. T., April 15.---Last night tho
residence OF Sylvester Townaord, in Mattowan,
waH buruod. This morning, wl,ilo number Of
children wero playing about tho ruins, the ohlm-
noy, which bud been left standing after tho fro,
topppled over aud buried 1--WE littlo girls. Alice
Un1erl,ill was killed, and Kate McKinuin, Eliza
beth sin1m, and Mary Coleman seriously injured,
and will probably lio. Kate Colomun wcs badly
bruised, but will recover.
, 1873-04-16

ALBANY, N. Y, April 15.-Tho bill extending.
for ono year tho timo for tho discovery OF a do
eirablo motor power for propolllng boata on the
canals, passed tho Senate to-day. Bill permit~
ting members Of tho Legislature to rio free over
Office, was reported back adversely from tho Sem
ato Committee. The report was disagreed to,
and tho bill Nas committed to q Committee Of tho
Whole.
ALBANY, April 15-In tho Assembly, this
evening, the bill providing for ship canal from
Troy to Lake Champ1ain was ordered to third
reading.
, 1873-04-16

CINCINNATI, April 15.-Tho gazette's Frank
fort, KY, special says: "On Saturday, at mid.
night, baud OF masked mon called Richard
M1,llams, Q farmer IN Henry County, ct that
him. Williams had boon notified to leave some
days previously, and, having armed hi1asolf, ra-
turned tho fire, killing one Of tho party, nAmod
Bram1etto, md wounding thrco othors. Will
inns WAS wounded In tho arm, aud iB in Frnnk-
fort for surgical treatment. It is feared lo will
Ioap lila arul,n n
, 1873-04-16

NAoK1sAo, Mich, April 15.-The weather is
clear; no wind ; thermometer, 60 dogrees.
Toams arc oroAslng tho straits on the leo.
Au BAnLE, April 15.-rho wind In northeast
aud light weather o|oar 1ako full Of drifting
Ice,
ponr AUSTIN, April 15.-Wind northeast and
light woathor coar and pleasant. Plenty Of
leo on thtB shore.
, 1873-04-16

nools to turn tho money bnok Into tho Treasury,
uhsre II will hc toat forever, for, as tho Comp
troller sayB, II ia a very easy thing to got tho
money into tho Treasury, but quito another
thing to got It out again.
, 1873-04-16

N1xoN's AMPttlTHEATRE- olnton. betwoeu
Washington and Randolph strnsts. Wtldof oo''a
N.tior.i f1Irou.. Afternoon and ovonIn9.
, 1873-04-16
MICHIGAN,

Speefdl D2tpateh to The Chicago tribune,
LANalEo, Mich, April 15.-The bill drawn by
ing the aalo OF medicines and poiaons, nd rs-
qniring pharmnco to DO Registered was lost.
The Senate bill ropcaing tho law allowing
Catholic Bishopa to hold Church property IN
trust pasted in the Senate: Two b!lls passed. In
water. A joint resolution urging tho conetruc-
tion Of tho Niagara Falls Slip Canal paasod.
Judge Howoll's general bill for tho incor>
poration OF village8 was amended and passed.
BY the House, Hovon monlbors opposing. A
bill passed tho House strengthening. extending,
and confirming tho law setting apart for the sup-
port Of desortod wives part Of tho property OF
Husbands refusing or noglecting to provide for
them. 4 largo number Of bills were disposed
Of, many being local OF Of comparatively Hlight
Importance. Tho House was discussing bills in
Committee Of tho Whole In tho evening.
, 1873-04-16

oity and fnterrad in tho lot recently purchased
by hia wifo In Grown Hill Cemetery,
NEW YonK, april 11.-Gon. Canby having bocn
nov. Dr.. Thomas its book agont at San Fran
cisoo,. tho prsaoliors' Association will com,notnn-
ratio thoir ltvcs and doatha by suitable roHolu-
tfonB aid Borytcna
, 1873-04-16

memorial from tho Judiciary Committee,
asking Concrcas to remove ali restrictions upon
tho navigation of tho Great Lakes. has boon
adopted by the House.
, 1873-04-16

Tho Indian peace policy Of tho Government Ia
conlonned by the State Senate. which has cen-
eurea 1t in q resolution calling for tho summary
punishment Of the ModocH.
, 1873-04-16

ACADEMY OF MUSIC IIRlsted street,. aoath ol
Madison. Enlargement Of alr. f. .. unah1tAu' n1r
.h. 4 rtnnsau Trayolor" Afternoon and orsntnG.
, 1873-04-16

A1KEN,s TftEATRE-Wabash Avenue, eornor OF Uon
york. Afternoon and oYeuiug.
, 1873-04-16

srv1uK FRS Tl1EATNE-hfadisoa stsass, hstwesn
atsts and Dearborn. Engagement oi Mha 9ehao
s'As You Lka It."
, 1873-04-16

Governor Beycridge las sgued the Lake-Ffonf
Repeal bill, the Supplementary Warehouse BILL
and tho City Tax Collection bill.
, 1873-04-16

MYERS OPERA 1IOuSE-Nfonros stFcot, between
et.to and Daarbofn Arlington, Cotton i Ktrnble's
tt,rntrol and 1,urosauc Troupe. "Romoo and Jnst.'
, 1873-04-16
Morrill,, OF RVcrnont-Idts Back
IsMws

Nmw YonK, April 15,-Tho Springfield Repub-
lican nays Tint senator Morrill, Of Vermont, has
sent cheok for bly, back pay to tho sthtc Treas.
to tho reduction Of tho State dobt.
, 1873-04-16

Senator Morrill, has given his buck pay to Yer
mont, to bo applied to tho reduction Of tho State
fnlt
, 1873-04-16

LITTLE RooR, Ark, April 15.-Both Houses
hayo passed b:ll abolis1ling tho position Of
County aud Probate Judge aud Associate JUS
ticoa ct the County Court.
, 1873-04-16
U5}2e Gbifsapn U2ibu1,t.

weaneaday Morning, April 10, 1873.
, 1873-04-16

"A fond father recently wrote. " It general
" takea twenty years Of training to eradicate tho
word nice from q woman'a vocabulary. The
Falls of Niagara, tho Psalms OF David, md tho
urograas Of tho human raco wore Ill tnico to
my oldoat till H',e got married."
--philpdelphia'n public boggara form Email:
army of 1000 persons, aud writor in tho Press
Bays Of thems "A!lowing the low average Of 40
conts to each, VIC have q total Ut 9A00 Il day, or
tho enormous aggregate Of 5lA0.o0o annually
thrown away rs 4 Yast premium upon yico aud;
lazinoHs, 10 por cont 1nore than is required to-
support the four largest institutions OF charity
iu our CITY," And further: Ono Of our mort;
noted beEgars whose income FROM fraud 10 ofton-'
nonvy at uaury, koeps soyera! women, aud gets
drunk nightly. Another, dofor1ned young
woman, OWN q row Of hnasaaa. and Ia q Large:
doAlor In real eatate.e
, 1873-04-16

1H0 315t11H u THEdAAU HoEA6F8s
HAVANA, April 14.-Deteotyea have arrived
from London, and fully identify Dldwel1 as the
alleged Bank Of England forger.
, 1873-04-16

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1b.-1t ia expected that
the body Of Gea, Candy will 10 brought 10 th1s