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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

Col. MCCLURE, of boiling notoriety,
has purchased John ". Forney's inter
est in the Philadelphia Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

EIGHT fine horses were slain by being
run over on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway, near the Relay House on the
morning of the Goth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

BURGLARS are doing a splendid bust
ness in New York just now. We hear
Of no ''strikes" among the profession,
tho they are quite generally locked out
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

JERSEY CITY has had an explosion
1t was key of gunpowder, and il
killed blacksmith and his son.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

ONE THOUSAND miles in one thousand
hours is going to be attempted by one
Franklin, an English pedestrian, at the
Hippodrome, New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

Hon. HAN FISH denies that lie is in
bad health and declares that he has no
intention of resigning his place as Sec
retary of State. Catch o Fish resisning,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

II is thought that the Democrats i'll
Congress will unite On Western man
for Speaker,,ot the next House of Rep
reseptatiyeS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

GARIBALDI is 10 have an annuity of
100, 900 francs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28

AN earthquake is reported at Beverly,
Mass.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28
New To-Day
NO TECE.
In the Matter of the ReceiVership Of
the Estate, Funds and Effects Of
the Co. partnership OF Duviss.
Freeman

~ by order Of the District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District. i'll and for the Comfy al
OrlnsIy, State of Nevada. made and entered the
2lst DAY OF Noveu4btr, AID. 1874, Ile subscriber
was appointed
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-28
FURNISHED ROOM FOR
RENT.

A VERY HANDSOME FURNISHED
IA ROOM is offered for rent by the under
signed. Said room is located in a very de-
sirable part of the city and contains all tho ne
sessary articles to secure the comfort of any
one in need of a room. Apply on the premises
at the residence of
MR.. 4 MRS. ROWE,
Carson street, between Sixth and Seveath SITS.
Carson City. n28.tf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
NSpbenfban.
(s(uslono.)

(Nusluno)
Yerlin: M}an bel l@dfti9t lib iekt
in Der &ei6SDouptltaot gon5 ernl ltlid)
nit Dem @eoonfen bic 5u pcrbannenben
totGol. 8il66fe iber Die - rullil6e
Grcn5e brin9cn unb oort inter freuno=
no1borliber 8eibilfe internircn iu lolen.
@eut5uto9e muB man li6 iiber ni6ts mebr
>punber1,, lonbern lib piehncbr ouf olles
M}6gl;dc uno llnm09lid)e 9efobt MAIDEN.
Non 1cbr gut unterri9teter Geitc erfubr
Die r&oln. Noltsst9." tirSlid6, ooB oie
So0c in gSisbooen 5um NbldluB 9e=
fommen lei unb Ser &erbonnln9 Der Si=
IdDfe nun ni9ts mebr i'm 98ege lte6e.
9gir mil5en obtportel, pb li1 0ielc 9fo6=
ri6t bel ltdti9t. - nYerlonen luelbe bei
ser Nbfabrt 6es &eidston5lers no@ Yor= !
gin ouf Dem Gtettincr 8o6ubof ]i0 6ee
fonben, lporen ertount iibcr sic Sin fdQia=
felt oes leitenoen Gtootsmonnes, Der
oDnc fremoe @tiibe weoer leineu Mo9en
perlallen, nod bos Gileubobn Coupe be-
5teigen tonnte. 9ie frlber 10 1tottli6c
Gri6einun9 oes TUr1ten 8ismard bietet
beute bos 8jlo eiues 9ebro9enen &reiles.
Siefe Tur9eu bur6Sieben ]ein ob9cmo=
gcrtes @e]iGt un0 Bic NugenbDDlen lino
bis Sur ltnbeimli6feit ein9efollen."
Sub a, %. Stunt. Sn Der uSuloacr
3eitun9" liest man: u9ie bo6p, Sil l6Dfe
PreuBens be5w. berea @teQpcrtretcr lino
iul 8erlaufe oes 9eltri9eu Su9es ale bier
onsetommen nit 9(usno6me oes 0errn
Bi19of IS BON W}ain5, pel6er berte 9l6enO
ertportet miro. Qlls 5tellpertretcr er=
56ienen sic bereits 9enonnten @erren:
WeibbiiJof Sanis5elusfi BON Yo1en, Dr..
&lin9en6er9 fit ben S0jd6ri9en 8il6of
bon Gulnl Dr.. &irG fir ben Gr5bi ldof
BON &0ln uno @eneral=Yicor Sc 2orenji
BON Srier. Bei ben Deute Mor9en BON
Den bo6u, 8il l6Dfen celebrirten MeHen
botten 1i6 5ablreiDe g(nod9tige in Dem
entlpre6e11o 9e5iertcn 9ome etnge funoen.
lin 81 ubr be9oben lid bic &ir@enfiir=
iten su 9emeinl amen gebete in Die @ruf It
oes 9omes sum- @rabe bes fl. 8oni ifacius.
Gs tuuroe bic 2itanei bonn beili9lten Ser
sen Sc 5u nno bonn III. Bonifacius por9e=
betct. Cine ami lebnlibe 8oltsmenge mar
luieberum 5u9e9en> UNI Sic Oberbirtcn gu
ieben 1lnb NIT ibnen 5u beten. 9}o6 ben
2itoneien luur0e sic @tropbe aus Oem
8onifociuslieoe on9eitimmt: . @lou=
bensuater lieb' Oie 9lotb 'c."> luelhe BON
ben 9lnwei ienOen 9elungen puroe. 9ier=
ouf begoben li6 Die bod>u. 9erren in ben
bel Den friiDeren Gonferen5en i6on be-
nubten @ibungs1aal I'M Yriei iter=@ @emi=
mar, um bic Gonf feren5en su er0ffncn> bel
oenen oer bo6p. 9err Siritbiidof BON
8reslau> DR.. TDriter bies Nfal ben
@orlik fiibren pir0. 0iel lel6en fnoen
td9li6 itott bon 9-12 l1br 8orn,itto9s
unO BON ~ lift 9fo9mitta9s. 9Dte
piele Sage lie in9lniprr6 neDmen meroen>
1T no6 unbei eitimmt, jebob lueroen iiewobl
taum iiber ben Treita9 binous 1i6 als=
oebnel1."
Oitro,uo. gBesen zines ger9ebens
gegen bie Mai9elebe mar GrSbil6of
2eoo@omsfD tiir5li@ nod su Saul leno
Sboler @trofe perurtbeilt. 9a bic Gre=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
Q>oaneroeo, =. oeao 15+ e1eeli 1874.

cutipnen in Yolcn bcrcits crld)Dpit ,uarcr
crying BON bort aus al oos 9icli9e &reis=
9erid)t Die 9(ufforbcrun9 bel Dem Serrr
GrSbii i6oi icl61t nod Yidnoun9sobjecte1r
su lu6en. Sn Tol9e bclicn erlGien or
Mlonto9 oen IS. SUM-, Der Grecutor inn
beli9en &reis9eriDt39efd uno wur=
De no6 SprScigun9 bes Yplencr Tcalli=-
1itiors 10eineS in sic 3e0e oes 9crrn Gr5=
bil1p{5 gcfiiDrt. 9ioboem CT bemlelbelz
1einen Mu itro9 mitSctDe!lt, Dfnete er oe1.
einsigcn bort Del 5ino!iden Sd)ronf> INF
na6 Yfdnoun9sobjcctcn 5u ll6cn. 9fa=
tiirlib puroe nidtS 9efunOcn iuos Slr
pidnben mar. 9(uf Die 6ro9e ocs Gre
cutors, welicn Gi9entbum Die 9fo6el leien,
>puroe cr>pieocrt lie 9eb0rten oen Tiscus-
No6oem ]id 10 Der Grceutor unperrid)=
tetcr Go0c cntfcrrt botte, crl9ieu er ei=:
Inc Gtln0c 1p0tcr uodu1als Inn @e fQny=-
nib, INT oos bil96Ft9e @rcuS uno oc,r
Sting ben CT Au SJerrlr @rsbiI1o{ BE-
merit bottc~ 5u in1piciren. ga CT ober
sum nodmo1igcn Gintritt fciuel be7pabe=
rem t1ftro9 batte ,uuroc CT Sum 9err1n
G1Di{9ofe nidt mcDr su9elalien.
-5tro i bur9, "a. SUM. Go c6er
1T oas bieltge bi1bH1i6e Gnoben e.
miuor poli5elid) 9el6lo1Ien luoroen. &C.
gen lbr NQdmitta9s, >pdbreno bic
3D9ln9e Der 9(n taft li6 in Der Gopelle
befonoen, I'M eincr 9(nbo9t bci5u,pobnen,
er19ien elm Holiseibeomter, I'M bic @dle
ocs 9oules Su i4licbcn, sic @dlillef
wurben mit9enom>nsn. IT. 6u4grtor
Nlurp 9ob 1T leincm Nouel1, inv Tn2Dg':.''
oes 8ildofes, Ser Yrpfeiioren, bes &lsrus,
Ser Gltern Der 369lin9e, unO Ser 2atbn-
lifen bes Gllolles einenen Yrotef 9e9e1r
otele Nlabre9el su Prototo0 8epor bie
Yoli5eibeomten liD entferntel,, perlos Der
YoliSei= =Snlpcctor cinegel ltimmung hurd}
lpel6e oenjeni9en 2cbrern Die es nad)
oer G6licbung periu6en wiiroen, nr
| 9oule l1nterridt 5u Dolter> cine Gtrofe
bis 5u 100 Sbolcr ongeOrpbt purbe. 6r-
MrD be9o6 1i0 lodbren0 bic 4olijei hie
@6licBung pornobn> in oic&opelle auriif,
Inn noDSeen0i9ung ser 9(noo6t oie30g=
lin9e BON Dem Yorgef efollencn in &ennt=
niB su leben. vDcm letten Gegcn in oic=
fem 9oule Dobt SIR bciselupbnt," 1pradp
CT NIT tief6elpe9tcr @timme gSabrenb
SIR betet> lino Poli5ci=M9enten in's
9ous 9cfon1men, 1lm 0ie SDr1Gle Sa
lhlieben ... @crbaltet Gu6 rubi9 unop
piiroi9. -. @er9efet ME Bic 2ebren, bie
S6r bier empfon9en bobt ..." 60 fef
ourba pol5eiliDe 8eroronun9 cine por=
trefflid)e> nit uiclen Mlii6en errid)tete2ebr=
ntolt, bic leit 1911 be itano> un0 ans oer
beinoDe Der 9onje cllollilde &Eerus Der=
ppr9e9on9en it,
Golcar,15 Suni. 9(uf Wei1uug ber
f9l. &c9ierun9 mlroe III Ierem 9e6antcn
9errn Siifers bur6 ben 2an6rotb BON
Glepe erDHnet, oab Bis @onntag=Wben
8 ubr bic 3reiie Gleoe~ Geloern, Moers;
uno &ces Su perlolIen bobe, ipiorig9e1-
fails ct internirt perbe. Ser G9la9 trifff
unlere @emeinbe I'M 70 16mer3li6er> ols
gu oerlelben @tunoe, no oer g Yforrer &C.
stpungen ,uerOen lou feline @etmeinoe 5lE
perloi len> Der bo6w. 9errgBeibbil6of 5ur
@penoung Der ~. Tirmung bier ein=
treffen 1ollte~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15

NrantDel1 oeluIle lDl1 cll SeltellpreDl9er.
9ie1er erfldrte cnbli6 Der &ronte Der
li9 etpos erbolt bate, pbipobl nod lebr
l6>uo1 an 2eib uno @eijt, miilje pieoer
getauf It iueroelr oa Die Sau fe, bic CT ols
&inO EMP pfangen> un9iiltig uno ulrfungs=
los lei. Gie einfdltige A(utter lpuroe 10
longc bronylolirt Bis lie enoli6 ibre 3u=
ltimmung gu Der >uicocrtdu ferii6en Yro=
sebur gab. Scr orme Sun9e muroe
1nitten I'M Tieber in Oem ct Td) befano
unb pDontalirte, aus Dem Bett berous=
9erillen uno in faltes 9SoHer 9etoubt :
sur re9ten Sau fe lpie Die @9mdrmer
meinten. gSeni9e Mfinuten borauf mar
Der QlermIte cine 2eide - 9cmoroet orr9
religi6len Tunatismus. en- 9el9ebcn
I'M Sabre 1874, 0as iuabrli9 oos SoDr
reli901er &olerei 5u >peroen perlpri1t.
Ser unld1rg1t in 9 Dilo oelp fla
perltorbene .@r. Mi9ael Boupier fat in
leinem Sc itamente no6ltebenoe fromme
Serma4tnille 9emo9t: Scr fronS0li lden
Wobltbd 9teitsoni taft $500; ct. Sobn's
Woi1 enfnoben= =M1Dl 5000; St. So]epbs
Wui1 1enmd06en=MlYl 5000; ben s(ruen
Der ct. MolaGios &ir9e 5000; ct,
Solepbs 9o1pitol 5000; &leinen G6me=
ltern Der Mrmen $500; ct. Solepbs
&ir6e $500; &irde Sur +. Tomilie $3.50; !;
an 1eine S09ter, Inn es na6 iDrenl eiz
9enen GrmcNeu unter Bic 9rmen 5u pcr=
t9eilen $500, uub an bie Q(rmen in 1einer
Na9borl6aft $780, 5ulommen $500.
Gep. Baskerville bon Qaurel, 8u.,
prii9elte feline Trau ba lie an eiuem
@onnto9e BON einem Na6bor n1ebrere
@ier oe(ebntsun0 10, na9 0erQ(nliGt i9res
@otten Den @a6batb entbeiligt bottc.
Sic Nn9ele9enbeit lit Der @puooe unter=
breitet pDrOen
- 9ie @6entung BON 100000 fir
Die 9n nfertigun9 zines Sele}eops >pelde
@umme Der @obltbdter, Sones Sid oo=
su bel ltimmt bot> miro alle 9lltronomen
uuo aturfor59er in Grltouuen ieben.
9as neue Sele lcop i'm Oblerpatorium
in Wa1bington> lpel9es NIT su BEN grDB=
ten 5Qblt> fat nur $44, 900 9efoltet. Sid
fat aber fef9elekt> 0oB fir 100000 Elm
Sele1cop on9efertlgt lperoen 1oll oos
gr6ber un0 md6ti9er 1T, ols ir9eno zines
in Der Welt. Sic Optifer Glart 6 Gobn
in 9}ew 9 Off lino NIT ber Nnferti9un9
oes 2id'l6 l6en Sele lcops beauftro9t
- Sn g e>p @open County, g. e.,
1T Elm 5lpDlDdbri9er &nobe gum Sooe
uerllrtbeilt lporoen bo er cinen anoern
&uaben nit Sor6eoo6t III einen T(uB
mari uno oaSurb beien SOB hcr6ei=
fiihrte.
Gairo> SQ., 10. Suli. @efern
9e9en'5 l1br luur0e unlere
@taot BON einem beftigen Grb ltobe
beim9eiu6t, tpel6er 1i6 BON @eiten na@
> iten belpegte un0 et1pa cine bal6e 0G=
mute onbielt. gs puroen beutli@ 5tpei
pcrl 6iebene Sri 6iitterun9en oerlpiirt, bon
benen Die lebtere 10 beftig tpor, oab 2am=
pen umitiir5ten unO auf &anlinl item be-
fin0li6e Nippla6en 5ur Groe fielen. @lid=
li6er Wei1e 9e16ab fein @9a6en jeoo6
'puroe unlere 8epDlferung III @1reden
perlebt uno picle 8emobner 9en1auerter
9duler itiirsten ouf bic @traBe. J
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-15
2SpGemfbau.
(Snlumb.)
/ 5nb slp eier 8i}9 6fe. i

(SnlnnD)
+ 5oo s>peier Bii66fe. +
Scr @oAw'ite 8ii6of Somes 81. o.
Gormon 1T om lebtcn Gom1to9 ben 4.
Suli in Omaha, Ncbrosfo, in Tolse pol,
Gbolero 9J}orbus in einem Sitter BON
ledssi9 Sobren 9eitorben. Ser 1cli9 i'm
0errn Gntl6lofene lit am s. Moi 1859
sum 8iIbof BON 9lopboneo in partibus
infidelium cpnlecrirt uno sum Mpo to-
li]Gen Yifor fir ben Goot 9lebro8to, bic
Gerritprien BON Montono uno QDDou1in9
uno einen Shell bes Serritoriums ppn
0ototo ernonnt nprbcn. Sir einen
,3eitruum bon n'cDr ols fiinfse9n Sobren
Dot er IN Der linn iibertrogenen Gtellung
snit uniiber,uinbli6em @ifer unb pielem
Vrfol9 oufs Se9ensrei1lte 9etpirft. RIP.
. omaha, 7. Suli. 9eute Normittos
1ono Die 2ei6en feier fir ben per1torhenen
Sil6of .Son1es O'Bormon Tatt. Sou=
lcnoe lppDnten ber|elben bel unb bie Sd
tbeorole fonnte ni6t bie Menge fo1len.
Or. Tolep aus Chicago bielt Sic 2ei6en=
prcoi9t uno piele ous>pdrtige bpbe @eiIt=
li6e uno BHh6fe moren on,ue1 1epb. Die
2ei6e lpnroe inter Dem Mltor Scr &utbe=
orale beige|ebt.
- Scr 9o6p'ite 8i1hpf &iAore
NinSen5 98belan BON @beeiin9 @.Bo.
itorb leli9 i'm 9errn ouo 7, sSSuli I'M ct.
S(9nes 9oIpital su Baltimore. 81 mar
geboren 5u Baltimore an %. Sonuar
1909, crboben 5um Si|6pf bon 9ti6mpno
ga. om l3. 9esenber 1910 uno ouf iei=
nen eigeuen Nntrag per1ebt no6 @bee=
ling om %. Suli 1850. Seine eriten
5tuoien ma6te er 5u @mm;ts6urg> Mo.
nno pollenoete bieIclben in Asaris up er
sum Yrielter 9e,veibt wuroe, Seine Ga=
tbeorole, bic Mn|aoit Der 56peltern DON
Der Scin11 1ubun9, Die @bulen unter Qei=
tun9 Der ct. Soicpbs S6,peferu in
9Sbeeiing uno onoere quite Werfe> bie ct
begriinoct poer Be f6roert fat, >peroen 1ein
Mnbenfen i'm Gegen erbolten. R.I.P.
-Bbilo 6clp bio. gm %. SUM-
fano bic @runo itein1egung ser ncuen
fotboliI@cn @t. Soo@imstirGe in Tronf=
for0 itott.
- Sn SleepD GDc, Minn. ,uiro
9}itte Suli NIT oem Bou eiuer neuen
totboliId)en &irde int sotbilden @tple be=
gonnen.
- 9ie neue fotb. ct. Sobns Strife
in NuincD =, MaN. ,purbe am IA. Sum-
eingepei6t.
= 9ie Ne,p Yorfer uSri6uns"
bere6net Die Our6 Die lanoesii6li6e Teier
oes 4. Slli in SEEM Dorf uno 8roof(Dn
perur}a6ten beoeutenoeren l1n9liidsf fdue
iuie fol9t: Gin &iot, feds 0}oroo ffairer>
fiinfunooreibi9 Srdnbe> pier5ig &inoer
1b,pcr uer!punOet Orei Perlonen aui ber
5telle getDotet uno Elm &in6 perbrannt.
9lls 9}o6lpiel CUR l1nabb bbdn9i9feits sfeier
fano am Montag in 9}elu Oort nod cine
fur@t6are @rploIion itatt> bel oer oele
YcrI onen Nerlekungen bapon tru9en.
- Ser u2utberaner" beri9tet folgen0e
booritrdubenbe@e ldi6te> liir oeren@obr=
beit CT (i6 perbiir9t:
Sn Youloin9 @ountD> Obio, lag neu=
li6 elm @obn Der @itt'ue @6ncQen6er= |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

Sc Encourage her 10 take her beau into the
house, and our grown ap sous and dRu ghters
won't have 20 many severe colds. And vet it's
funny feeiing-thls kissing when both noses
are cold.
fSA LeAvenwOrth man told a lie aui then
said, al hope = ne struck dead ii 7 have not
spoken the truth :" He hal scarcely ceased
speaking when he fell 20 the l3Or-a man haF-
Ing Knocked him down.
ePThe Milwaukee Sentinel SAID last weak
"the school marms in these days don't thump
the childreD's heads when she catches them
whispering, for she knows It's about the Christ
mas gift they have clGbbed together TO give her.
S-Ihe dangers OF dissection are recalled by
the death Of Dr. Richard lnglis, "tbe most nj
nent physician in the state Of Michigan" Who
died az Detroit last week in cOnseqgenc OF
handling al anatomical subject"
es~The American water color artists have
passed resolutions excluding shsdOw fran es and
similar denominations from their exhibitions
They probably think that NJ the cArvefs aud
gilcers want exhibitions they should organize
enc.
~ Miss Charlotte Patti, who hal come to
Nottingham, England, recently, to sing there,
was 20 much offended at nnding herse Ru-
nounced as "the sister OF AdeUna Patti. )" that
she declined TO appear, lett tho audience wait
ing, and took the first train back to London.
~Bill SmOOt, of Pike county. Ga, SAYS: 81
hereby announce myself as aCaldidAte iOT kar-
rener Of your county. 1 co this because 1 be-
lieye the Sivil Rites bill Will pass Congress aud
the Office will be worth Something. People has
lsIed al IL heretofore; Eut as Il s going d be
worth something this time, 1 hope everybody
Won { be pitchln' into me for It."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28
EVENING STAR.
IupchInx wf,S Lofhair.

Colonel Forney's Cores. SIlAdelphis Press.
LONDON, December 6, 1s1s.-Ihe fayortte
Catholic orator, Monsignor ?. j. Cspel. resides
IN a beautiful mansion, Cedar Wis.,, Wright's
Lane, kensiDgt on. 1t was purchased ron Mr..
r. A. SotherD Lord Dundreary}, the O. Tor, is
set In handsome grounds, and has the air Of q
comfortable students retreat. IL IL near the
rewly established Catholic college, or which
MonsigDor Cspel ts the chief, and In close
vicinity 20 tse cathedral I found him alone
when, In response 10 has Invitation through the
tSo correspondents of the New York HstAld
AID World, MIR. GirArd and MT. Ssuer we three
lu3ehed with him, and had the pleasure OF en-
ioyBg bis fascinating conversation. He IL
yoUsg. evidently not yet forty, OF fine presence,
bsncsome face and features. erect. tail and
stout. de soon put rs st our case, and we
talked on various topics with the utmost
familiarity and freedom. In 3 marked
English accent, for the Monsigaor is an
Englishman born, yet with q pronunciation
for more than an hour with csndOr and
ability. 1 directed the attention of the Mon
siREOr TO the number Of gentlemen or the Cath
clio religion IN America whose friendship / had
enjoyed. and was glad TO observe that most OF
The n we're familiar names 70 him. We talked
CT the LATE Arch bishop Hughes. Of New York; of
tie present Archbishop McCioskey; OF BlSaOp
Wood, OF Philadelphia-sDd on this subject we
dweit tor a lsrE time; of my personal friend,
Ds9iel DoGgherty, OF whom he spoke With
much admiration; of the venerable Father
America last July, ST great -ninety-tive-
and ] hope yet remaining among his people.
aGd Of many more, including The Catholics who
had figured in cur public councils, fought IA
our srmirs, and held high rank in the repu olic
or letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-28

From THE ALTAR To A LUNATIC ASYLUM,
AND FROM THENCE TO THK GKAvK.-A singular
SUICIDE OF the sensational sort tOJk place IN
Newark yesterday. Joseph Lindauer, n man
about SC years of age. shot himself throcgh the
breast, at his residence, No. 21l Plane street.
He lived with Mr.. Cyrus Hart, whose sister he
married about eight months ago. Sabsel aent
10 bis marriage he became possessed OF Il = OF
deep melancholy, but from what cause no enc
PROCESSES ability 20 divine. AS far as known he
and hls wife lived very happily together, They
we're comfortably situated, and no cause Tor sOr-
row seemed to exist. Lindauer, however. be-
came 70 unsatlsfed with his Ife tbst twice he
attempted it-once by trying 20 jump from hts
window, and once by means of a dose OF lladR-
mum. In both he failed, and was removed Tor
safe Keeping and care TO the BloOminglale
LuBatfc Asylum, IN New York. There he re-
NAMED till Thanksgiving. His condition WAS
greatly improved, aud he was restored 70 his
home; but soon be fell back into his old fits OF
causeleFs melancholy. Yesterday morning,
while alone in his chamber, he leveled a heavy
Colts pistol at his left breast, near she nipple,
and fired. The family heard the report, rushed
10 the room. and Lindauer said, 81 d I it, He
died later in the day. Unless upon further ex-
animation the statement above given, on aa-
thoTity Of the suicides relatives. i found 70 be
untrue, no inquest will be held.-N. T. Herald,
December oath.
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Terrible ACCIDENT TO A NEPHEW or Hon.
CALEB CCsHIEG.-Ab bout O'Clock last evening
q SAD and possibly fatal accident occurred 81
the gymnasium of the INSTITUTE OF Technology.
A student by the nsSne OF Caleb Cushing was
swinging by his hands on a y3Ulting bar. when
mis- grasp suddenly loOseDed. Such was the mo-
mentum he had acquired in the exercise that
he came 10 the floor, about fourteen feet from the
bar, and several feet from the mattresses piscad
under the bar 10 guard against accident. The
young man on being taken up was found to be
completely paralyZed from bel0w the neck He
was conscious and able % speak, hut c0uld feel
nothing in his body or limbs. City Physician
Green WAS called and on examination, found
that the unfortunate young man had struck on
his spine IN the region OF the cervicai vertebTe.
lie was sent TO the Massachusett General Hos
ptsl, where he lies in q very critical con iiton.
Ii il should prove that the paralysis results not
rom the shock but from an injury 20 the YER
tebIR his condition is hopeless OF bet.erment.
The young man is sou of MsyOr-elect Gushing
OF Newburyport, and is nephew OF the emf
nent juTist, Hon. Caleb Gushing. His parents
were notified of the accident last night-BOstoH
Herald, .5th.
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DIE ID.


OFT. Sud6euly, on the morning Of the 97th ian.
IL EiCnno uc, Va " ILLIAn OFT
VIII be burfsd from the Church Of the Tuoarna-
ton tomorrow, t29th lnsisut.) ~ "a O'Clock.
Friends o. the family are invited 20 attend
RAYN0R. On Saturday, The 18th instant, after
short but painful illness, CHARLES SMITH,
son OF Smith and 4 ate RayRoF.
We lay him down beneath the SOD,
lis bui TIE form Of clay;
His soul on airy inRs has nown
To brighter realms far, far away.
Ii Heaven our Charlie now does dwelf,
'6sund Uhrist's eterEal throne;
he left this rand 4 w0e below
To seek = biissiul nome.
SIMMONS. at 10 eCl0ck Sunday evening, De-
Cenber u, Is 4, sweely fell asleep IN Jesus, Ar. a.
SlhhOhe, aged 3 yusrs, mo1ths, and ~ days.
Gone, but not forgotten.
The friend aud relatives are RESPECTFULLY invited
10 attend his funeral from RylAnd Chapel on Tuse-
Gay evening, December 18Th, 1874, a. O'Clock.
SCHLOssER. On the 18th inst EVA g. ,dsugh-
ter 81 George aud Oordeia Scbiossor, aged years
ard months.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respsSs-
fully reQu sted 20 attend the funeral from her gar
tuts' residence No ala ~ street souths est Toes
day, 81 2 O'Clock p, m.
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THE RECUsAsT WITNESS, GRARAM.-Sen-
ator George ". Graham, Of N0ttOwsy. whose
presence before the Congressional committee
charged with investigating the Sto we'll school,
craft cadetship sale, hiss been so much desired.
appeared in this city yesterday. He went ID tae
United States msrsbal's flee, 10 the custom
house building, about IL O'Clock, aud allowed
the committees summons for him 10 come to
Washington 10 be served upon him. He repre-
seuted 20 Colonel Nye, the deputy marshal, who
served the summons, that he had beel absent
on a visit north, or 20 West Virginia. To an
other gentleman Graham said that he knew
The committee would want him, sand he dast-
ed" Anyhow, he IS nov here. But the com
mittee will not have another sitting until after
the Christmas holidays, and therefore the delay
he Desired has been prOcured.-RisimoaL Dis
Patch. 2itt.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF A
~ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF kEADY.MADE
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ of fera facias, issued from the
clerks Office OF the Supreme CourI OF the District
Of Columbia, and to me directed, will sell, ar pub
lie sale for cash, in front OF the court door
Of said Distrio;, on THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF
December, ls74, ~ O'Clock m, all the interest,
L. Crawford, being 72tN In fee, subject to the life
estate Of Margaret Lee, widev Of Alfred Lee, ds.
h IL gIces subdivision of square No. SEQ, in the
city OF Washington, d. o., tsgeshcr with al aud
singular the improvements thereon, seized aud
levtfd upon IS the property OF William q. 0rav-
ford ard Maria u. CrawfoS q, and viii be sold 10
tstisfg executtss No. il.ly in favor Of Jsmes 8.
Edwards, TO the ase Of efsinard 81 Warner.
ALEXR SHARP.
cscli-tt United States Marshal, D. O.