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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ SUNDAY MAY l0rH, fspm.l
PROM WARRINGTON CITY

fhoM WARRINGTON CITY.
10 .. m, Point of h 'cks, and sn Way Sta
$40. NJ, Baltimore, ApaspoIi.. PscanOu, and
sie.. n, ss. rOrs, PAI.aslpAl.. Boston, Bal.
90 : m PIticburs. Chicago, Cincinnati. Lous.-
vile, ~; Louis. Columbus. sSndnsky. wbeeiine
tiOn. on the w..siSs,on 6aaSsy v.iieS srsaes.s.
80 st>snton. PsHHa- oays. Dssss a Csssssr-
$50, $50 q m, Bsi-ipOre, Annapolis and al Way
10 oea. N, Baltimore and Rel., only.
stsi,Ss @'' Baltimore, Enieost City and sllW
pi,leg m se- rcrs, Phnsdslphi.. NOrfOIs,
s .ss isssy sssases
s, Ia ,. m, Baltimore, Frederick ana all WAY
800 t n PsYi q RScs,: H.s-r.,s-n, VIA
sIs D. m Bal imore, Annapolis, asd eli WAY Sc.
500 .. m, PhiladslphiA aud Bsi.imor.. ss,,.,
6ts m. chioHso, Cincinnati. LOui.vitl., o..
West, PsllmS. oa,s. B's,tias az tiSsriss. $40 'as
100 p m, BsIins5e snG R-lay
WV N 'sGYDsT f fTa N S'' stations
20 ~ s,a 80 M, 10, rs, 90,
All Tfs'Hs S'oy al T'afsI tfO'si. Rslay Hosss Ssa-
For further Information apply a, THE Baltimore
ard Ohio Ticket on. Washington :. AEON, and
taken fOI BassSss 20 be ehccKod .sd rscoiy.d -
any ISini IN the city
Ln. cox, General TicSst Asoat' '''''
wv. Q. hOoNrb, Gent Agent maT9
RALTIMoRE \ POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ DEPOT oORSES Cru AND Il sTRE.Ts NV
Amer April 10Th, iS4. trains viii run .. follows,
Th1 sfs T hs4gs stoR TRxihs 1skLLE Ar
s:,. m kiSiTa Mail, sIs.H S S..sss I T2S I,
dsily, ex. Monday. Tress,d aiIy
e;vo g. M, AoooDmoda -;Sss m. Accommodation
on.0 aW MT
9:s3 .. m, Limited Tx 1910 q m Daily r..,
daily ex sunday. Par s:ss D m, B.i,,m,re
loI car train. and Phiiadeiphia ex-
bais and Yes, .iD. gSs,: d.y sG.Ssy
sios ss fis &c. ,sGT sd Ms. f0rs'
sse Pis,:Sars sSs. .. % A ssSSs9
s:S for Psn.s s ssasS. foS ave-! s., an. md
si Ysstp s M ssslIy; ssr lies southern
si S1s.I p an, NJ, PsOine Er-
frsns fesvins Washington a, s.os . ms nm Mon
dsy, wednesday and Friday, ana 34 n m daily
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains Coz
,. M, arriving Of Popet Creek al las and T:ss
Train. leaving Washington q, son -,
$40 .. m. connect At odsstOn with ain. Tor Al
Train. arriving ct washington at Io:ao an.
and : 80 .. m, connect az bowie with train. nom
Popeh Greek lire. ~
Ps.enser leaving their orders At Ticket once
avenue northwest cor ner eth street ana Pesasyixs
mia avenue, can have their bsssSge called for and
and wesf. Through tickets % oincinnsti, ooIun.
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, Sc. Louis, New Or
sSD,. sn .S sp sar rae'o0' and eli
l.: DUBARRf, General eurr
= .. fOUkG, een1 Passf Agent. aPZS-u
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The DEMAND for summer clothing IL now in
sTder and 70 satisfy IL 20 its fullest extent. pur-
Shssers have only 70 examine the large and
entirely new stock Of Mr.. A. Strsus, which has
1ast been reeetved. Thls comprises the latest
youths and boys clothing Of the finest QUALITY.
snd may be bought 1t greatly reduced rates
See his advertisement.
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NOTICE NOTICEM NOTICEM

DRY GOODS are still selling nj Loo rates a.
BAATkkf, 1870 Pennsylvania avenas. Mohairs
and Apacss cheaper thar ever. Dress Goods, PiQues
Sslcoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Iable Linen at bargains. Hosiery. Ladies' and
Gents Hsndkerchiefs, and q general assortment OF
Notions ct low figures apaa-tr
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CLTY ITEMS.

QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY.-Dooley's Feast
Potcder stands prominent in market as being
the only Baking Powder that Is free from in
furious substances. Not only this, but each
package contains the full quantity represented,
while the quality is far superior to all others
Dooleys Yeast Potcder will produce from twenty
nve to fifty per cent. more good bread, rolls
biscuit, pastry, &C., than those of other manu-
faeture, while 1t is always convenient to have
In the house, and is reliable and economical III
you have not tried it, ask for it at your Grocers,
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MEETING OF THE BAR AssOCIATIos-A
stated meeting OF the Bar association of the
District Of Columbia was held at their rooms in
the City Hall last night, Mr.. Webb, president
IN the chair, Mr.. Reginald Fendall, secretary.
The executive committee, through Mr.. Payne,
submitted an interesting report, which gave a
brief history Of the prosperous and improving
condition Of the assoc alton, showing a marked
increase in the number Of volumes added to the
library during the past two years; the report
also contained several valuable suggestions;
which were adopted. An additional Committee.
which IL charged with important duties, was
provided for. The members Of this committee
have not yet been appointed. The next meet
ing Of the association viii be held June 9th.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenents, &C.. To-uighs.

National faedter.-Dlly's Fifth Avenue Com
edy Company in Monsieur Alphonse."
Yords Opera Fouss.-Schumanuis Grand
Transatlantic Novelty Combination.
Tsedter Coniqw.-Ls Jsrdin Msbiile and the
Partisan Can-Can, and numerous other attrac-
tons.
Lfaoola Bau.-Frsnk MacEvoy's New Hiber-
nicon or Ireland in America.
Karini-s HaI-Third Lecture of the Toner
course. by Prof. j. n. Da Costa, NJ. d., Of Phil
adelphis- Subject, "The production of disease
OF the heart by strain and ovsr-sction."
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FIRHs-About Tx o'clock last night an
alarm OF are was turned in by Oficer Collins
from box 81, caused by the burning Of three
WOOD sheds IN the rear OF 2226 street, occupied
BY John Carroll. The IRE department re-
sponded promptly, and saved the adjoining
property. The loss was about $500.
Omeer George w. Nokes, at 3K o'clock this
Al, caused o. the discovery Of a Ore in the book
srore or Z " Angiin & Co., No. 525 18th street
ne nre oepsrtment and police responded and
esed oy insurance. IL is supposed to have been
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-" CROWDED ALWAYS
EVEN WHEN III RAINS,
CARTER,s
NEW AND CHEAP DRT GOODS STOPEy
T0T Market Space, near 7th st.
i@yares hDe trehch Cambria, l3h, worth Is.
coo yards good Calico, only 6.
LOO yards splendid I Cot:on only 10, worthB.
loO large Hon ~ comb Quilts, 81, worth al So
y pieces Black Grepadine, from Csc up.
Our very cheap SILK AND WOOL P0NGEEs are
esllirg fast; &C.
Back Silks very cheap.
Black Alpaca. very fine, soc
- Straw Mating, -, 30, 81.
- OIL Cloth, 50, very good.
Large assortment OF very fine Csss,meres
TOT MARKET SPACE
(CARTKE'sD
is the store 10 buy goods cheap. maye-tr
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The PILGRIMAGE TO MATHEMATICIAN
large number Of our Catholic citizens as also
number from Baltimore and Anne Arundel
and Prince Georges county, Md, are on a pill
grtmage to the shrine OF "Our Lady OF the Rock
spring." At Whitemsrsh, in the latter county,
about two miles east Of Collington station, on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. The
societies here, among them the knights OF ST.
Patrick and the Hibernians, left IN two special
trains. 10 cars, between and O'Clock, from
the 9Th street depot, and q number left in the
1l:l0 train to attend the evening services. The
Marine band and q colOred band accompany
The visitors from this city, and on arriving at
Coliington, q procession, under the chief mar.
shall, Lieut.. j. z. Kelly, was formed and
marched 20 Whitemarsh, where, on an altar in
front Of the church, mass was celebrated and
Rev. Father Mcguire preached a sermon appro-
pirate TO the occasion. This afternoon there
will be addresses, and the pilgrims will return
about O'Clock to- night.
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SrIT ON DocroR's BuL.-Yesterdav t. n
Hine, attorney for George Mccoy, entered s1it
20 recover the sum OF sli0 from Malachi ateIy,
for medical attendance to the Iatter's vie
about year ago. Gately, il Will be remem-
beTed, shot his wife IN the stomach (sccidsut-
ally, u Il said,) and IL vas thought the wound
was fatal. She, however, recovered, and the
bill sued on IL for six visits 70 the house ons
efnee visit, and twenty-five consultations.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burn 6
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, sprains
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
iamenese, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
noarsenees, diarrhRa, and all hemorrhages, ETC.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that it IL q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
Known t. be q cure for these diseases. n, g IT
THBRMoMRTKRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory It'll street,
Inteiligencer building. 1928
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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OPENING OF STATIONERY BIDs-Bids were
opened yesterday for furnishing the depart
ment Of the Interior with stationery, com
mencing July 1, 1874, and ending June 80, 1875,
from the following parties: William Ballau-
Beall, j: b. Adams. w. Choate & Co., John O.
Parker, X. b. Mohun & Co., and A. 8. Solo
mons, of this city; 8. A. Wheelwright & Co., A.
Q. Preble g. Co, James st. John & Co., New
York; Morgan Envelope Company, Massachu-
setts, and W. b. Burr & Co., Philadelphia
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EXTRA SIzRs Under Shirts and Drawers, A
and IS inches.
Linen Shirts and Collars, 10 inches.
5,13,l0 HoLLANp.R Bros.
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ALLEGED INFIDELITY OF A WIFE THRG ROUND
FOR DIvoRoB-In the Equity Court yesterday
Judge Wylie made q decree divorcing w. b.
Anderson from the bonds Of matrimony with
Margaret Anderson, giving complainant the
custody Of their child. Complainant staues that
he narried respondent in 1850; that they lived
together until October, 1854, when he enlisted
In the U. s. cavalry, and was mustered out in
July, 1855; that on his return he discovered evil
dence Of infdelity on her part, and on his charg-
ing her with 1t, At their boarding house, on ID
street, between 18th and 18th, she decamped
with one Samuel Allen, who, he says, continues
to harbOr her
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKsr To-pAY.-sols
BY X. A. Golden & Bro, 1900 shad st from a.
TO % Per hundred; 5000 behring's, II IS Per
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COFFEE DROPPING.

COFFEE DROPPING.
We are glad to offer our customers still another
DEDUCTION ia the price Of Oofees, and quote:
% government .:-.chOioest, 40c
Old Government good, Sc
large lot Of the finest ever re &C.
LsguyTa-Whiss santos, Bio, &C.. at V remarkably
Mocha-we are also Just in receipt of 8 new lot Of
this variety, which we guarantee to be OF superior
quality.
SUGARS.
NEW YORK STANDARD BRANDS OhLYD
tinue to SELL
0rushed lbs for q o.
Light Brown tneaTiy ibs. Tor 90
TEAS
We have recently added TO our stock in this de-
OF NEW oR5f TEAS Of the diforeSt sarietiss,
are ,ros. to offer special
imperial, New and %
imperial, az
Imperial, Extra IS
yapan, IS
japan, Extra Fine Silver L esf-..
30ilons New and Best in this market for price g
0olong, Choice Goods .................... Id
English Breakfast, Choice New Goods. / OOCDl g
- W
0uupoWoefs Suoice IS
0unpoWder, EXTRA y Inc ........., 90
FLOUR.
Welchs best Family, per a. "a
Solden HLiI Family, per ............... SO
puIH mnls amiiy lowest rates.
Isaac w eaeer,s Family OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ["
Extra Flour at s2.4O, 81 Is and "a Der sack.
SUNDRIES.
=. u. Smith Co.'s CRUSHED WHEAT and
0kAHAM ILOUk Just received fresh from the
mills in Brooklyn, n. T., and for sale low.
Also, another hogshead (nearly O ton weieht)
choice new TURKEY PRUEES, which we sell at
ID cents, or seven pounds for 81.
In short, our stock Ia now large and complete, and
ELPHONZO YOUNGS Il Co, Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, 9TH STREET,
Opposite q. q. Patent once.
ELPHoNZ0 Y0UNGs,l
j. II. JOHNSON. apll-tr
ERRNCH CANDY FKkNCH CA1DY
L MANUFA0fORY!
The special attention Of the public and dealers
generally H called to the fact that the UNDERMINED
Is constantly manufacturing and always has on hand
most varied and select stock Of the finest PURE
iBkNOA OAHDIkS manufactured on the prem
tsesl, FRUITS, NUTS, etc., which he is disposine
OF at remarkably low figures both ct wholesale and
retail. 400 ps,n.v,1A;, . CAvAGNARO,.
maro-om- Under National Hotel.
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FOR GENTS FURNISHING GOODS 20 to Hol
lander Bros, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue, neal
Hall; 1900 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 1911
street We cell our custom made Shirts O.
$50; hne Gsuze Undershirts 81; Jean Draw
ere, COED quality, S1.25; Negligee Travelling
Snlrte, 81. 1I6
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CARPETsl
CARPETSI
DRY GOoDsI
DRY GOODS!
Our New etock Spring
CARPETS
DRY GOODS
Attracting univ ersal attention.
"A PklZk NOW Is sT0RE FOR livery ONE
hSnpeOMI GOODS 81 considerable less than
AT oUR PRICES ALL ARE KNARLKp To
BuY-THE AssORTMEET TOO aSRG2 10
1NUMERATE EVERY ARTICLE
OUR sPkC1ALTIkS comprises:
BACK and O0LORED SILKS and DRESS
GOODS OF all classes, DOMESTICs of every DE-
scriItton. LACE JACKETS andLAOE sBAWLs
PAkAsOLs and SUN SHADES, Of latest newell
Our Stock Spring CARPETS entirely new, and
All the latest designs, imported and manufactured
ENGLISH BRUSSELS, LOWELL and HART.
FORD THREE.PLYs.
IkGLIeb and MsRlCAN INGRAINs
Rag and HEMP CARPETS.
EXeKLLEET WHITE MATING at sc.
OIL-CJ0THs in all widths
BE PROFITA6LY SPENT.
The ARCADE.
WO0LROhD SHILBER0.
<3T sEVENT6 STREET,
msy1t TT between d and southwest.
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Easy Feet

Being indispensable TO health and comfort.
visit DR.. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
establishment is located at
$50 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury Department.
Dr. White removes Corns without pain, so
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sue
cessfully treats Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing
Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de-
rangements Of the feet.
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RHAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Duncanson
BROS, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon lot
10, IN square $50, improved by q two-story house,
situated on Sd street, near the corner of q north
west, to NJ. A. Harrington. for 81, 525.
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ing OF the Eureka association TussSss 1Ss
IL shares were redeemed, aud As shares x.rs
sold (oy eompetition) for 9lX per cent. Of the
amount paid in. SA $40
At the 10th meeting Of Washington Co-ons,..
tive association last night, TX shares ri 20,
were sold 1t IN average Of 40 per cent nre,
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IoI4PENNsYLVANfA RourEIS74
E9RTBwEsr. sottTTa. AND SOUTHWEST
lilo an M bsui%ore ss N.
!. s;se pm. :. -.!:asp. N
TEE CHEAT DOODLE TRACK ROUTE.
49,. e,sssnt SCENERY, Palace ststeroom Day and
81" SeTs, with mOnosrB improvements
New ork. - "s''eiH sno Oohtrt
The IL: 80 O. m. daily, eroept supa.,. sou,,,r..,
arc Ao..LN est; D; so D. m, daiiy, Oinclnp.ff
sDo soutnves,; s1e s;Ss N: daily. west
t su1g1en - IRON MAsHlHGTOH TO BUFFALO
OIISASS And ST. LOUIS without change
Ilekets ~ this route be procured al Inc once
corner o. LIB street aud Penney iva Mis- svepu e snd
sonea o. e5n street and Pennsyivaais avenue anoeF
given q all times. ~a "
Passeneefs procuring tickets af these ofso>s can
secure accommodation In PsIsoe Oar Tor 0bsosso
%. Louie aDd Buffalo. w. SA'ess0'
I'D. .. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
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The TRoTTING MATCH lover the Brightwood
course yesterday was spirited affair, and drew
together several thousands of lovers Of this
entered were the bay mare Golden Belle, bay
horse Dan, Kitty Fisk, brown horse Feniafl
Boy, and gray mare Charlotte Hall. The judges
were Gen. Morgan l.. Smith, DIR. Sam Hou ton
and Sir. Jefferson Rives. The following IL a
summary OF the heats: b. m. Kitty Fisk, 1 4;
D. M Golden Belle, 2; b. z. Dan, 4 3; br. q.
Fenian Boy, 4.3i; 2. m. Charlotte Hall, dis
90. Time, 2.53, any 24iX. AFTER the race
the series for Wednesday next was announced
from the judges stand.
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To PRsvKEr Fever and Ague there is no
preparation Like Dooley's Cslisaya Tonic. 81
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Office hours from a. m. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per visit.
Press of business at the Office precludes visit
ing patients at residences except after D. m.
Established in Washington 1861.
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FOUNTAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS move
and beautiful for fish and flowers. Just the
thlng for conservatories. Call and see in OPP
GRAFTON at the show rooms of Hamilton & Pear.
son, Y. III. g. A. building. eos
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. HELMBoLD's BUCHU is still in the zenith of
its popularity. Notwithstanding the absence of
DR.. Helmbold, the celebrated medicine is still
manufactured at the laboratory at Philadel-
Phia, and Is sold by all respectable druggists.
1t is warranted for all diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counterfeits.
Genuine has proprietor's private stamp. John
+. Henry, New ork, Sole Agent. eos
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AT THE SPELLING CONTEST In the 4th dis
u ts between ten classes Of secondary schools
me medals authorized by the Board Of Trus
noian, secondary No. s, Miss Lizzie Riley
seeacheri Howard Larcombe, seeo ndsry No. i
s MS " v; IIeok; teacher; and in the giri'i
NJ. A. Bowen, teacher: SarsS m .sy so.a,Sa Us
No. 6, Miss Hattie Davis, teacher
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06
Current Notes.

1os 1t looks as though Gen. Farnsworth would
occupy Gen. Hurlburts seat from Wisconsin.
ID Connecticut papers spell the next Republic
can candidate for President thusly: Marshall
Jewell. oa i- hea hE.ia taf 1rt
a Senator Thurman is certain the Demo.
cratic alphabet is spelling out his name as a
White House candidate Where is PEBBLE
ton? f-" N- 'Hi 20 ial 'tA
Don't talk about Banks for Democratic
Speaker. Thurman says such thing won't
do. The fact is Fernando Wood is as good a
salary grabber as Banks and much better
Z Democrat, having been, a secessionist.
rsj Secretary Bristow informs Mr.. Dawes, OF
the Ways and Means Committee, that there
are about fifty articles which can be added 10
the free list without affecting the revenue to
any extent. The principal article is coal,
which yields arevenue Of s3o7,a79 5ai
The leading Democratic organ.of the coun
try, on the morning before the election in
giving its last words of advice TO the faithful,
said eve are free to say that this time in
all elections to Congress, in all elections
to the state legislature, in all elections, in
fact, of which the result may anywise in
fluence the course of national politics, per-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06
Death of Bishop Bacon.

Several thousand of our citizens will BE-
moved with the most profound grief at the an
nouncement of the death IT the Right Rev
Bishop Bacon. which occurred in New Yorl
city last evening, and We may add that all o.
our people who have met this distinguished
| prelate or witnessed his jealous devotion and
worthy life. will deplore the sad event. Few
men are endowed with such rare executive
qualities as Bishop Bacon. He had zeal, devo
ton, discretion and tact. He knew no word
like fail. N H73ai,9 naiis5z s....=f
Bishop Bacon was born in Brooklyn, N. Y,
in 1911. He was educated at Montreal and
Baltimore, graduating at Mary's College in the
latter city in about 1889, where he was ordained
and began his life work in the cathedral at
Baltimore. He was soon transferred to st.
Joseph's church in New York city, and SUISSE
quently to Ogdensburg, N. Y. After remain
lug there short time he was recalled to st.;
Joseph's. Shortly after he was sent to Brook
Ign, where he built the church Star of the
Sea" and subsequently, the Church of the AS
sumption. gl. 5l
= When Maine ald New Hampshire was form
ed into diocese in 1856, he had displayed such
rare ability as an organizer that he was wisely
set apart for its Bishop. The balance of his
busy life he has spent in this diocess. i {
When the diocese was formed there were but
five priests in it and only few missions At
present there are 30 priests in the diocese and
the communicates of the church number 3d.
600. About the middle of the summer Bishop
Bacon set out for Rome. His health was
somewhat impaired by his incessaDt labor, and
he hoped to obtain relief. His disease, that of
the bladder, assumed a violent type during the
passage out, and when he undertook the home.
ward voyage, he was near to death.
Father Bradley left for New York on the
midnight train, not learning of the sad event
before his departure. When he arrives in New
York arrangements will be telegraphed re-
specting his funeral. -. tla.ns q.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-06
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.
An Alleged Plot TO Count out the Cor
seryatiYe Vote. ftas 4i'ii-iu

An Alleged Plot TO Count out the Con-
sentative Vote. 'o
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Herald's New Or.
leans correspondent telegraphed the following
last night: -. q, .-
Gov. Wells, chairman of the returning board
of this city, refuses to resign to allow the APP
pointment of Conservative members, and has
called session of the board for the 18th to
count the votes and declare the result 1t is
very evident the radical leaders intend to count
the radicals in, as they are to-day securing aft
davits charging intimidation of negroes in their
parishes and in the districts of the city where
the whites are in the majority, SO as to throw
them out. Helewig, Deputy Collector, is cred
tied with the statement that the returning
board will give the Republicans 1900 MAORI
ty. fI..tlH Hi s3.iE
The whites are greatly excited, and openly
declare that the moment this is attempted they
will hang the participants for an outrage upon
the rights Of the people, even if the federal
army have to be brushed aside to reach the
persons of the offenders.
Gov McEnery has declared that while he has
counselled moderation and submission until the
people had just election, if such an attempt is
made it will be a revolution, and he will be in
favor OF meeting revolution with revolution.
He thinks President Grant will not dare to use
the army to protect men in such deeds of out
rage. and even if he does he believes the people
viii! summary punish them in the face of the
entire army. f''i"
A gentleman who was present declared that
he would 90 further, and if the whiteswere count
ed out not a man of them would be left alive,
even if they were forced to meet in conflict
with the forces Of the United States. The peo-
pie are not in the tenn Der to bear more, and so
exasperated are they thatif the returning board
throw out the white voters, l expect to see lamp
posts adorned with Kellogg, Packard and 9TH
ers before the federal troops can be concentrat.
ed to protect them. a---il ''''-o
Numerous Arrests. ailf