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CARVED WooD,

Wall Pockets, Brackets, Closets, Book
Shelves, Stands, Racks, Gard Receivers,
Clock Shelves, etc, in an endless variety OF
patterns suitable to all tastes. Everybody
Gun find something they nced, at
W. II, WATKINS
Book Store.
p S.--Just received, MARK TwAINs
'Gilded Age" Price, So so.
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Capt. Sam p. Wright, V. g p, leaves We'd
nesday 10 attend tho First Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias, which assemblies at Pitts
burg, Penn 'ylvania, on The Est list We
wish him pleasan; trip, aud safe return
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TEE OaAroRi0.-We wish to remind our
readers that Queen Esther will DO performed
Thursday and Friday evenings, at the Cum
ssrland Presbyterian Church. in this city
This event will mark an era in music in Waco
We are informed by excellent critics that the
d'tiicult composition is rendered in rtyle
worthy tie best talent ia the lard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-14

One hundred druggists and dealers testify
that DR.. Gilmans Cobosh and Tar is the most
sa!eable AID popular cough medicine in the
market. We have the names. For sale by
J. L. Sears, Drug ist, Waco, Texas.
febl9D6W,
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". NJ Anderson hos the largest 1T OK Of
erockery, wood and willow ware just in, that
has ever been brought to this market and
HAS then marked down to prices to suit the
times. g.
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MASONIC.

MASONIC.
The following members are ap-
pointed a committee to visit aud attend
the sick of Waco Lodge No. 92, A L Il A
NJ. during the month of April
John Robin, 7 l. Reid, Thos Stanford, ] G
Sanderson aud T + Skidmore.
BY order of the w. M.
l.. A. IIrGnTowEn,
Secretary.
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All Communications, EDIT on ExA MINER.
specisl notices, Lext " reading matter, 81 50 per
square orltss.
Local column. 81 so for one to eight lines, soid
and Is c. Dta for each additional line
Reading matter, In local column, 10 sper line
for either edition.
iV- PAYMENT IN ADVANCE -6F.
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The heavy gale that prevailed Sunday ar d
Sunday night. finally eliminated. in severe
rain storm, but yesterday was bright and
beautiful aud SO was the clcan.wpshed face
Of old mother earth.
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A United States Quartermaster, from San
Antonio, passeI through yesterday for Dalss
We understand he gees to buy h Uses for the
use Of tile government.
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Nj Auhur Mullins is now absent en- a
trip to thu fr, ntier in the interest Of the Ex.
ANlSsR. We commend him to our friends
We are urdor obligations to him for large
list Of new subscribers.
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MONEY SAVED.

B. Alexander e Bro. most respectfully
invite the attention of the ladies to their
stock of Summer Dress Goods, Hats,
Parasols, Trunks and Ladies Furnishing
Goods. Please give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Apr. 12D3m.
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LADIEs' DRESS GOODS.

In great variety, of all the most fashion,
abe styles; white goods, laces. trinmings-
IN word, everything to please the ladies'
lu received at Klilouvh's Store. al d&wtf
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Order of Patrons of Husbandry,

by EDWARD WlNSLoW MARTIN.
Illustrated with sixty fine engravings, and por-
traits Of LEADING GRANGERS.
Ittr'als ofthe Agricultural classes, showing how
they ov,rcharged and robbed Of thejus dues OF
their labor, and the causes of the evils from which
they u IT r, and The remedies therefor; printed
fion clear new type on fine calendored paper,in one
large octiyo volume Of five hundred and thirty -four
pace. 1t will be fuiEi,hed TO suhscIiberf, in neat
and suNttantal binding, at the following prices
In Fine Green or soferino Cloth (per COPY. 81 70
In fine L.ath,r Library styi')....... %
i, lie sold by subscription only, and cannot be had
except throulh regulail appointed agents,
| Agent for NcLennan, Dosqle, Hill and Coiyelle
counties, A. J. JOHNSON,
| apslwD3mW Waco, Texas.
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ATTENTION, VETERANS Tho veterans OF
the Aexlcah War arc requested to meet in
Capt. rorbet's Office, in the old courthouse, on
saturday next, at O'Clock p. m, for organiza.
ton. There will be busiress Of importance
to transact
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-14

PERsoNAL-Mr. A. Ewing, Grand Chan
cellor, knights Of PSihias, of Texls, has been
in ouf city since Saturday. He took rooms
at the Herring House.
Capt. W. S. oldham, a leading meml or of
the Houston Bar, called TO see us yesterday
His visit TO Waco was of a professional
character. Tho Capt,in goes hence to Dallas.
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FOUND 1

On Bridge street, at the dry goods and
clothiug establishment of D. Alex ,nder 4
Bro, the flaest Diagonal Suits, Fancy Csssi
mere Pants, and full line of Gents furnish
ing goods, at prices you will gladly pay.
Come and SEQ them apl2Dam
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John Hall was arrested on Sunday for
carrying pistol, and pledged his horse
for his appearance. The horse "didn't
was" Johns. This fact becoming plain
to the police, they "went" for John, who,
after various vicissitudes, was finally cap
tured after q chase of some length, and
is now awaiting trial on the compiled
tiops,
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The following members compose COM
m!tee to visit the sick OF J. II. Guiley Lodge,
No. 337, for April: John s. Moore, W. D..
Jackson, VIM. Kellett, G. i. Munneryn, W.
p. Martin. By order
E.P. MASSEY, Secretary.
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SUBSTITUTE IN THE DENTAL RANKS
Are not desirable; therefore. keep the
natural teeth sound and pure with that whole.
some vegetable elixir, Sozodont. Do this, and
they wi last as long as the breath lasts, and
the breath Itself will never he tainted
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

In great variety, inc uding the celebrae s
Miles make also hats for ladies', gentlemen
aud boys, an! full stock of Ballou's French
yoke shirts, just received, at Killough's.
1IdAwtf
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Local Intelligence.

W. N. Anderson is daily making additions
to his already large ana elegant stock of fur.
niture. A large shI mcnt just in yesterday.
st.
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LATEST By WIFE.

Go and get vn q rs Of those shirts at b.
Alexander Bis in't received. Everybody
says they are chap.
Aprill2D.n
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SUMMER DRINKS

SUMNER DRINKS
For invalids. Imported BrenlisIn I. GER.
Imported Scotch Ale, Imported Dublin
Porter First supply just received by
MARSHALL L EARLY,
Third St.. Corner Franklin.
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IF YOU WANT
The latest style hat, go to Levine &
Bros who have just received their new
stock. m3Dlf
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A1114aA

We have seen letter from Mr.. Delknap,
Secretary Of War, 10 Hon. W. s. Herndon.
which establishes the fact that our fellow.
citizen, Capt James Torbet, IS one of the
veterans of the war with Mexico. Tie pro.
posed meeting on Saturday will prove imp1r.
iant to the survivors of that war, row lvi, z
in this vicinity, as it proposed to act III con.
cert so as TO secure that recognition ct the
hands of the government Which they richly
merit. We trust the "cli fellows" will all
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Eight car loads Of freight up yesterday,
four of lumber and four of general merchan-
disc.
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DRY GOODS

A full stock, spring st, les, and NARRATED
good, just received at K,lough's lld&wlf
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\ WoRD OF THANKS Is Due
To the bo'anist who first discovered the
virtues Of the Qiillaya Spauonarla, or Soap
Tree CT Chilli. Tho wonderful cleansing and
purifying property OF its bark gives to the
fragrant Sozodont much of is unrivalled eff
cacy as prescrvative of the teeth.
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Call ana SEQ those elegant Hair Goods at
7dlm u. LUDECUS'.
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Just rec ivod, n new aud Urge supply OIL
Hair Goods. 7dlw u. LuDECU.'
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Ny splerdid store, LOW occupied by
Thomas P. Abeel, is for rent. A splendid
stand for dry goods or grocery store. Will
be rented cheap. m25im
R. w IJJ3K
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@:s;SS ~ 2 f1.s)s5A s.,,'s,,.' 49,:

this morning for Virginia lIo has been hero
but brief time, but has made many friends
by his gentlcmanly aud correct department
We are glad 10 know that it is his purpose to
return II the foil.
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CURTIS & BRowY

CURTIS Il Brown
Have on hand large lot Of TIE very
purest Liquors, Imported Scotch Ale and
Porter, Cigars and Tobacco, Stoneware,
all sizes of Jars and Churns, and the best
Texas Flour ever brought to this market
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HAIR.

IIAir Goods of sll shsd.s, at
7dlw n. LUDECUS'.
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HALO EOYS.

HALO EOYS
Cigarette Paper, ard other Gm iker's ar.
ticles. A new arrival at
BERGHEIM BRO
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Mr.. Wilhelm invites his old custo.
mers to call and take cream, Iced, with
him on Wednesday afternoon and even,
ing. Apr14D2t.
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Mr.. Charles Himnell, advance agent of the
Selden Irwin Combination, called at Our
office, yesterday. lie requests us to state
that the talented combination which he rep
resents will not be here this week, because Of
his inability to procure n su table hall
" Rchey" having been Transformed into a
"T mple of Justice" The Thesriau muses.
will 10 longer hold carnival within is WALL ;
and the chaacts, of the last entertainment /
Sam Houston causes Mr.. lImmsll 10 hesitate
as to Whistler he shall advertise ks COM
pany to appear on those boards"
FOR RENT.
Store houses, Offices, bedrooms, ware
roons, cellars and comfortable dwelling
houses. mar25i&wsm r. W. LUSK.
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HISTORY OF THE
Gra ngc NJ OVEN G n t {;
or,
Farmers War Against h0lOpOliGS.

Being full and authentic account o. the strug
gle of the American Farmers against the monopo
lies Of the Railroad Companies; with history o.
the rise and progress OF the
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DON'T FAIL

DON'T FAIL
To look at the beautiful styles of hats
just received at
m3D3lf I. W. LEVINE & Bros.
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DISTURB ANCE.

UI SIT ND ANDE'
Those Spring style Hats for ladies and
Gentlemen have created a stir on Bridge
street at the store OF Alexander 4 Bro.
Aprill2p3m;
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A FULL

Stock of elegant Spring and Summer Mil
linery Goods, comprising all that is elegant in
style and quality, at Il, LUDECUS.
7dlm
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CIGARETTE PAPERS
Can be found at
ap3Dlw MARSHALL 4 EARLY 5
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1919 GEO. l. FOx,S ~
- BROADWAY THEATRE
RE sKsoXADw NAY. BROADWAY
GLoRious XXD DECIDED ssu icscIEu,Ss A.
NEW YORk'S SPECIAL and AMERIC As Pav0prrR
". GEO. l. FOX,
will appear every evening al eicht o,c,,.r
HOLIDAY FEsfiVAI OF sh MI p,Si9ck.
Mr. G. h. FOX, the famed Pantaloon ana a GRAND
CORPS OF the supffI aSroM,xro ,ar
fntf oducing his superb bouquet of -s
THE WORLDS WONDERS
ali appearing In Geo. l. Foxs great Comic Trick psuA.
mime,
IN u
p ALL HIS
sov. GLORY let
your tame for O. l.. FOX, all rejoice and
sport go be happy.
" OWN COUNCIL
AT HoMEi AT HOMRi r
LADIES' SPECIAL LEvEES
will be held every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT AT AT
2P. " 2P NJ. 2PM
BRING YOUR CHILDREN-HUMPTY AWAITS THEN
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADvANCE
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THE HOLMAN CLUBBING CASE.

The examination into the charges against
Policemen Fitzpatrick and Toohy of the Nine
teenth precinct for clubbing Mr. HOLMAN. was
continued yesterday before President Gardner.
John Mahon, liquor dealer, OF No. S24 First ave.
nue., was the last witness. He said he gave Mr..
HOLMAN 500 and induced him In other ways not
TO press the charge against the policemen, but he
was actuated entirely by personal motives and
was not acting in the interest OF the Oiilcers He
also said HOLMAN was not arrested by Fitzpatrick
on the night OF the clubbing at his request and in
consequence OF that he felt himself bound to in
terfere to protect the policemen and uphold the
good feeling Of the German public in the neGnbor-
hood. who were the principal patrons Of ais estab
lishment.
George 5. Derikmeyer and James Davis botn
members OF the Coroner's jury who brought in the
verdict against the officers, were sworn, and said
they had heard the paper read to them by the Cor
Oner, but they did not understand IT, They
affirmed. as an excuse for doing things In so hasty
manner, that it was the first time they had
served on q jury.
All the evidence in the case will be submitted to
the Board OF Police on Tuesday next aud the prob
ability is that Fitzpatrick will be dismissed Toohey
~ not supposed to be in any way responsible for
the clubbing or the failure to arrest.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN NAVAL OFFICER

Mate Morehouse, OF the United States Navy, died
On board the United States receiving ship Ver-
mont. at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, on Wednesday
night Deceased had been on duty at this station
Tor the past eighteen or twenty years, and was
one OF the best informed general officials In the
government, though occupying an interior rank,
In directing and supervising the movements and
mornings OF vessels, the shipment OF stores, I'M
loading and loading OF vessels and similar duties,
WHICH nccesstated his exposure at all seasons and
quick perception OF order. He was about fifty
tive temperament. Mate Morehouse was found
dead In his bed on the Vermont at five O'Clock
yesterday morning. The ships surgeon says that
death was the result OF heart disease. He leaves
wife and one child. The funeral WILL take place to-
morrow
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CLARE-DUNN.-On Wednesday, April 8, at the
residepce OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Father
William Everett, JOHN CHARLES CLARK to Miss
ELLEN DUNN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, March %,
by the Rev. Or; Thompson. AUSTIN @. FirzPArRIck
to MARTHA W.. youngest daughter of w. A.
oGps ESQ., nSth Of this city No cards
Philadelphia, Mr.. J. WEST HoRNoR, OF West Phila.
delphia, to Miss NINA, daughter Of Mr.. Abner
HuLL-CAMERoN.- this city, at the residence
Of the BRIDES relatives on Wednesday, April 8, by
the Rev. N. r. Demng, OF Boston, Mr.. john +.
HULL TO Miss LIZZIE S. CAMERON
KIRgY-REEs.-- Tuesday, April I, 1874, at the
residence OF the brides mother 226 Henry street,
BrooEyn ~ the Re e;,, Henry p, J. vandySe D. D.,
late Thomas A. Rees. No cards.
Richmond lva) and English papers please copy.
NICHoLs-WELIs-on Wednesday. April 5, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
w. I. Egbert FREDERICK p. NICHOLS to JENNIE r.,
yongngest s daughter OF F. G. Wells, Esq -.
residence of the BRIDES parents. by the Rev. Edison
Rogers, ROBERT NADswORTH PoTTs to FANNIE AU-
GUSTA, daughter OF George p. Hyer, Esq, all OF
Ravcnswood. No cards.
MISUNDERSTANDING. on Tuesday April 7,
GEORGE BADDELEY, OF London, aged 90 years.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence, 23S East 18th
street, on Friday. at one p. NJ.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, on Wednesday, April 8,
WILLIE, eldest son OF william and Mary Bang.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectuly invited to attend the funeral, rom the
residence OF his pareD s, No. 90 Sixth avenue, on
Friday. April 10, at one O'Clock.
BEECHER.-On Wednesday night, April g. at the
house OF her grandfather, Rev. II. w. Beecher.
SUSAN SAGE, daughter OF Harriet Benedict and
Colonel Henry b. Beecner aged years and
months
Funeral services at the house on FRIDAY.
:. bfGLoW.-At Rockford, H., on Tuesday, April 4,
MIS-. CHARLOTTE II. BIGLow, aged 65 years.
Inc iunera! services Will take place on Saturday
ai.ernoon, at two O'Clock, at the residence OF Will
hi,n recK smith. 149 Warren street. Brooklyn -
bLACk.-on Wednesday, Apr! s, after long Ill
neSs, " ARGAREr BLACK, aged 10 years.
:, Inc relatives and friends are invited to attend
neI iuherai, rom her late residence, II Hester
SIreet. on Friday, April 10, at two Z. NJ.
Watcrtown IN. T.. papers please copy.
.bLuhENTHAI.-On Thursday evening, Aprl O.
MIS-. =. q. bLuMENTHAL, aged II years.
me relatives and trends or the family arc re-
epecslniy invited to attend the funeral from hef
late residence, BIZ East Fifteenth street. on Sun
DAY, April ", at ten O'Clock A. M.
BRowM-On Wednesday, April g. or pneumonia
ANNIE l., vile OF O. Alonzo brown, aged SO years
The relatives and friends also the members q,
Mosaic Lodge 4lS, +. and A. NJ, are respectfuliy
invited TO attend the funeral, from her late resi-
dcnce No. 20 Second street, BROOKLYN ~ n or
Friday, the 10th inst, at two r. M.
Enthusiastically, on Thursday April O. NAM
EIECTA CLARKE, wife OF 0. p. Clarke.
Oberlin (Ohiol papers please copy.
COOLEY On Thursday April ., after long and
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Suicide by Hanging.

Yesterday morning Eliza Williams, an unmar-
fied woman, twenty-nine years OF age, who kept
house for her two brothers In Tenth avenue, near
Tooth street, was found hanging by the neck in
che basement of her residence by one OF her
brothers. Deceased, very respectable woman.
had been partially deranged for some time past In
consequence OF the death or her mother and some
other troubles, and no other cause Is known for
the act Coroner WOltman was notified.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL TO- l874-TRIPLE SHEET

infant daughter Of James Turnbull. aged years,
months and 25 days.
Relatives and fire nds OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. David Bell, No. 400 West Nineteenth
street, on saturday, the 18th inst, at ten A. M.
w Enthusiastically, on Tuesday, April I, HENRY
Funeral ut his late residence, 700 Pacific street,
Brooklyn, on Friday. April 10, at one O'Clock p. NJ
WILsoN.-On Thursday, April Q, DAVID A.. son OF
month ana DAYS.
Funeral on Friday from 80 India street. Green
point i. l., at three O'Clock T.. M.
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Fatally Burned .

Coroner Woltman was yesterday called to hold
an inquest at No. SIS Perry street on the body OF
Annie e. Clark. woman twenty-tour years OF age,
whose death resulted from burns but IN what
manner received did not transpire.
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Sudden Death.

Ann Hubert, woman twenty-eight years OF age,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon, at her resi-
dence. No. 437 West Thirty-nrst street. From the
TACT that glass jar containing cyanide OF potas.
STUN was found In her room, the police suspected
that she had taken quantity OF poison. although
tnere was no evidence that she had done SO.
Coroner W0tman will make an investigation.
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Suspected OF Poisoning Himself.

Coroner Woltman was yesterday called to q
public house near Fulton ferry to hold an inquest
over the remains OF Mr.. A. v. Ketchum, late q
drug clerk In store in Beekman street, who died
suddenly in his room on Wednesday evening Mr.
Ketchum had heart disease, and lett letter ad-
dressed to his wife, saying that he had been taken
and help him home. The stomach was very much
congested, which excited suspicious that deceased
nad swallowed poison OF some kind; but doubtless
ne died OF heart disease. Deceased was o native
OF schenectady, where his family live.
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THIS EVENING FRIDAY,
April 10, 1874,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
and last appearance OF
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The Bin for Preventing the Illegal Ex-
ercise OF Ecclesiastical Functions.
The bill lately approved by the Federal German
Council respecting ecclesiastics has been SUBJ
mitted to the Prussan Reichstag. 1t contains the
following causes:-
observation-disclosures or other Church servants
dismissed from Oflce by sentence OF q tribunal
my pc prohibited from residing in certain DIS
tricts or places, or may be assigned q residence by
the police authorities OF the State. In case OF re-
Bstancc to such order OF the ponce authorities, or
the continued exercise OF religious functions by
disqualified ecclesiastlcs, the central authorities
OF the State shall have power to declaresuch eccle
Bastics deprived OF their nationality and to expel
them from federal territory.
Second-The provisions or clause are also appli-
cable to persons who assume ecclesiastical ftlnc-
tons, or have such functions transferred to them
contrary to law and to those who nave oeen legally
condemned TO punishment. The police authorities
may prohibit or assign to the accused residence in
certain districts or places alter the commencement
OF judicial inquiry and until the termination OF
legal proceedings.
Thiyd-PeFsons who, according to the provisions
OF this law have been deprived OF their nationality
in one federal State, lose that nationality in every
other, anu cannot be naturaliZed in any other fed
eral State without the sanction OF the Federal
Council.
long report is appended to the bill, stating the
reasons that have actuated the Federal Council in
proposing i: to the Reichstag.
BREAK III TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
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A BREAK IL TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL,

PORT JERvIs, N. y, April o. 1874
break occurred in the Delaware and HUDSON
Canal this morning, near Rowland, Pa, by which
thirty feet of the bank was swept away Nayiga-
ton Will be stopped for two or three days.