The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-07-12
AlsrnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
~ oRLEANs, SUNDAY. JULY IL. isT4.
EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMA

Cairo on the evening Of the 9th inst
Tho true secret Of living ut peace with
the world is to have an humble opinion
ourselves. "
The Young Catholics Friend Society,
Washington, pays for the education of a
boys In the Catholic schools of that city.
General Beauregard has accepted the pos
tion of Chief Engineer of the Argentine r
pablo, with tho rank of Major General and
salary Of s25 600 In gold per annum.
In response to o letter from q number of cit
isens, Alexander II. Stephens has announces
his determination not to be q candidate fo
1ae-election to Congress on account Of failin,
health.
Tho Iron Moulders International Union bel,
its twelfth annual session In Richmond, Va
last week. The report of the President show
two hundred and thirty-six local unions, will
membership Of about ave thousand.
Kind words are the bright flowers of earth.
existence use them, and especially around
the freside circle. They are Jewels beyond
price, and powerful to heal the wounded heart
and make the weighed-down spirit glad.
The Princess of Wales has persuaded her
mother.in.lsw to allow her to wear the Kohl
moor occasionally in order to teach the Duchess
OF Ednburg her place, and convince her that
her new Ceylon sapphire isn't much after all.
-Bosien Globe.
The "Anti-Fsshion" society of vineland.
N. j., in . recently issued circular, say that
they seek to accomplish the liberation of
woman from one of the forms OF eervitude
which hinder her perfect phy hysisal developn,eus
and her mental and moral growth.
The Catholics of Boston havo st length
been granted long delayed right. The Board
OF Directors for public institutions have. bv a
unanimous vote, passed q resolution permitting
Catholic services for the inmates of that faith
In oil institutions under their control.
A spark from rocket exploded q pile of |
fireworks in Washington Square, New York.
on the 4sh. 5000 people were present at the
time and were panic stricken. Four men were
seriously injured by the rocket sticks and
many persons were Injured in the rush.
A gravs-digger, walking in the streets Of |
country town the other day, cbanced to turn.
and noticed two doctors walking behind him.
He stopped till they passed, and then followed
on behind them. "And why this ~ said tbev
s know my place in this procession said be. |
At the twonty-ninth annual commencement
of st. Johns College, Fordham the degree ~
Master Of Arts was conferred on the following
gentlemen Edward Bermudez, A. b., New
Orleans, La; George Denegre, A. b., New Or.
leans, La. L. A. Huguet Latour, Montre.l
Canada.
Tha doctrine of purgatory was once disputed
between the Protestant Bishop Of Waterford
and Father OLeary. 1t is not likely that, tbs
former was convinced by the arguments of tbe |
latter, who, however, closed 1t very neatly bv |
telling the Bishop, "Your lordship NAV oo
farther and fare worse"
Something worth special notice took place
the other day ut the annual exercises of Ford
nam Catholic College, NY. One of the mem.
ners OF the graduating GLASS recently met with
serious accid, Mt, and was unable to com.
Pete for honors. His fellow graduates, "a
mark Of affection and sympathy, roted him IL.
aighest rank On the class.
a oeuntryman with his bride STONED at
Troy hotel the other day. At dinner, when
she waiter presented bill of fare, the youpu
man inquired, "What's that" "That's bill I
OF fare" said tho waiter The countrvman
sook 1t in his hands, looked inquiringly at his
vile, and then at the waiter, and finally dow.
GOWN into his pocket and insinuatiugly in.
CURED How much is itf"
) Bishops Quinlan and Fitzgerald are At nros- 1
ant in Cincinnati. Referring to Bishop ouin. ;
Ian, the Telegraph says:
Inc bishop 10 in the enjoyment of good ,
health and as CHEEKY and radiant as ever. eT9e Ta
Gus Joke or story in the same inimitabie :
say as IN days OF yore; but it is sad to see :.
nan OF his noble build and suppleness of limb !
Gaming on stick " hile he walks. However,, .
me ne a9Gtors tell him he will have the perfect
ors tell the truth P '' o0e- n
Fellows who send stamped copies of news \
papers addressed personally to some one on a
ne editorial staff of q journal, and forget or
neglect t" mark what article they wish spe-
many seen' are tho cause of much profanity,
4 rather would be if editors swore. The ioprn,
list takes no delight in searchius tbropob n
hS columns of o newspaper he has seen dars y
etoSe' for the stamped copies are always late. Il
1t is said that an answer is to DO M ade to Gen Il
herman's complaints of the Limitation of his Il
0werS' sho~ing that it is quite impossible for =. e.
10 PRESIDENT and General Sherman to hold =,
'e Same office at the same time. If Sherman y
ere the philosopher he ought to be, he would &C
title down in some cool spot nenr tho+ =. il