The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-31
Star and Catholic Messenger.
new ORLEANS. SUNDAY. AUGUST 81 1873.
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.


IRELAND.-The Dublin iriskn,an publishes the
new programme of the Irish Home Rule party.
It includes tho establish ent of new paper in
Dublin called Faagh- -Bellagh, to be the Official
abolition of the maine and ONCE Of Lord Lieu
tenant, and the substitution of aSuzerain to be
elected by universal suffrage, and to have
hs ana title Of knS he
cation of the estates of absentees.
FRANcR.-The high price of bread causes
agitation in the populous quarters OF Paris
Serious trouble is apprehended on this account:
the question. In reply to o toast, Duo dc
Broglie said the government of the Republic
was engaged in struggle, not against .the
which threaten to put an end to social order.
The struggle was Perilous one; it might be
long one, and it would require in the support
citizens of the Republic. The problem which
the situation presents will soon be solved by
the National Assembly without passion and
He delivered high eulogium on President
MacMahon, saying his life and public services
entitled him to be called q model. 1t was q
good fortune to have such a President as Mac
Mahon, whose loyalty to his country is above
the ties of party. Let US rally around him.
SpA1N.-Last Sunday the Carlists met
with q serious defeat at Estella and have been
compelled to retire towards the frontier. Don
Carlos has issued stringent order against the
interference, by his forces, with railroad COM
municaton. The penalty of death is decreed
for violation of this order.
GRRMANY.-Dr. Falk, Minister of Public In
struction and Ecclesiastical Affairs, has order
ed the Roman Catholic seminary at Posen to
be closed.
UNITED STATES.
THE LAST OF THE MoDocs-The President
approves of the sentence of the principal
Modocs and they will be hanged on Oct: 3rd.
They are: Captain Jack, Schonchin, Black
Jim, Boston Charley, Barncho, alias One-eyed
Jim, and Sloluck.
ATTACK ON THE YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.
The abundant preparation which the Yellow
stone expedition made for the reception of the
4th Gen. Gustav with "Bloody Knife" and 45e
men were sent on q accommodating expedition
and were attacked by 800 Indians. After Sc
we're fight tho Indians retreated. Gen. Gustav
and Adjutant Ketchem had their horses shot
under them. Lieut.. Braden was badly shot
in the thigh. Private futile, Ge... Cnstar's
ly wounded four horses, also, killed and three
wounded. The Indians loss is estimated by
Gen Gustav at forty killed and wounded. The
Indians were we'll armed with heavy rifles,
and had abundant ammunition. Some were
dressed in clothes procured at the agencies
MISSISSIPPI REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCE.-The
Convention met at Jackson on the 9th
Cen a; Ames was nominated sIe, for Governor !;
ernor, and Hill of Marshall for Secretary of
State
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Tie Convention met at Wilkesparre on the
9th and nominated j. r. Ludlow, for Judge
of the Supreme Court, and t. w. Hutchinson
for State Treasurer. The resolutions of the
Ohio Convention were adopted with this ad-
dition:
Resolred, That we will no longer tamely sub
NIT to the repetition of election frauds, by
which the will of the people, expressed at the
ballot-box, has been subverted for some years
past ; and that the Democratic State Central
Committee be directed to use all their efforts
to prevent q repetition of these outrages on
the franchises of the people and if, in spite
OF their eiGrts to secure honest elections, the
to adopt such measures as will result in GER
tain yindication of the right of legal voters of
this Commonwealth.