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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12

Mexico-L n. Ayendano. Acting Con-
1u1 166 Common.
Observation-Disclosures Countoua1e, -
tDeenkaI.
Noasaeua and United States Of Colum-
ba-Room g. Caller Court.
Norway and 6vedsn-Wm. II Perkins,
~ Carundelss.
German Enpirs-John Kyut+ schmita,
| Consul, Il Pedido.
Portuga-A !. d silra, Consul. 81
| Decatur. ,
;. Rasaia-J. F. schroder. Wee-ooom.,
62 .Baronna'
:spsin-Cazlos Pie, Consul. l1s Dau-
sxitzerland-x. weisenbach, consu,
n Carondelet.
Vsnexuel.-Anderson D. Dieter. Consul.
~ CaTondelek.
EXPRESS coApANIEx
Crescent Express and Yfahsfe. Com
pany--1l8 GfAvieT street. !,
Southe1n Express Cumpany-ThoA NJ.
Wescott, Agent l64 Qnavisr and Is Union
streets.
c. E. Boznnt-Proprietor Par::l E-
Press. ll6 South Basin.
TELKURAFH OFFICES
Dalze Telegraph Company-35l Caronr
delet, cor. Gr~vier street. {
Pacific aAd Atlantio Telegraph. Com
pany-32 Carondelet street.
Stoter's European Telegraph Agency
- Union street.
Western Union Telegraph conpany-s7
HOTELS.
Caronlelet House-Caronde3ea corner
Poydrua.
Oaxrollton Hotel-D Hiekok. proprie-
to-: CAffullton.
Cassidyis Hotd-Hugh Cassidy, Pro.
pzietor; 10. III and ia GraMeE, nd 50
;Carondele4, European plan.
Ceut1al Houn-Mm. D. Puwuali.
proprietor; l50 and La Camp, oppoeite
lafayette square.
CITY Hotel-Camp. corner Common.
Cont Terandah-3, Is and n Cont.
Louisaana Hotel-213 and 2l5 Tchou-
pitoulsa.
Ouachita Houss-1le Camp, opposite
Lafayette Square; Rcdditt L llill, ;propsie-
tom
81 Charles Hotel-Rivers. Lonsdale L
Co., prUprietors st. Charles, bot. Common
and Grnvier.
81. Louis Ho,el-St Lonis, BET. Chs1tres
and Royal.
Texns Hotd-North Psters, near Delery.
Upper City Hotel-Aas.zine, corner
jackson. |
Wverly Hotd-Co1ner Camp and
Poydsa.;T r. ". Kidd.r. p.op'r.
NEWSPAPERS !
German Gaxette-Daily and Weekly;l
los Camp.
Tho Sentinel Corner Short and Second
streets C&rTollton- !
Louisiana State Register-Levee, south
west corner Oambronne, Carrollton.
Louiaianian- Ia Derbigny.
Morning Star and Catholic Messengcs-j
l16 Poydnas.
New Orleans Christian Advoeate-110
and liz Camp. Robert J Harp, publisher.
New Orleans Bee-73 Uhs1trrs.
New Orleans Cotton and Produce Circ,,-
lar-l22 0rayier.
New Orleans Picayune-6e Camp.
New Orleans Price Cu1fent-l2gand ISL
New Orleans RepubNc.n-N Camp:
New Orleans Se1i-Annual Tnads 0ui1e{
lis and Is Camp. I
New Orleans Times-7O Camp.
Our Home Journal-68 Camp.
Southern Temperance OzXan-139 poy- /,
I
Southwestern preabyterian-O Camp.
The New Orleans Journal Of Medic1no-
|SO Canal, (:
RAILROAD DEPOT&
1otRania Inuisisua and Te1N~ Railfoad
Depot: Algicra Ferry opposite .Jaokson
New Orleans, Jackspn and great Nosth-
Acknowledges: Aagaoha street. {
'orner Calliopa +
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail-
ued-Depot: Foot. OF Canal STREET. Il
P~ontchsrtrain Railroad UoupAay-i
Sylsian Fields, corner Decatur.
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THE NEW ORLEANS FIRE
A TElEGRAPh. :
THE SYSTEM OF STRIKING WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS.

THE SYSTEM OF STRIKING WILL
BE AS FOLLOWS.
Fos in1tapce, il On alarm n given
from Box No. 123, the bells will
strike l, then q pause of 5.seconds;
then the bells will stliks!2, then an
other pause Of s seconds, and the
bells will strike 3-123. There
will be a pause of 10 seconds be-
tween each full number. Or If an
alarm is given from Box No. 48,
the bells. viii. strike 4, then the
pause Of S seconds, and then strike
8-48 A General Alarm will be
indicated by striking Is blows upon
the bells. An additional general
alarm will be indicated by striking
20 blowa, which will concentrate the
entire Fire Department 10 the box
from which the alarm sounded. h
Boxes designated by *are anto-
matte. =,
s Conner Harmony md Lsvee streets
& Corner Washington and Chippewa
2 Ninth Street Narkst :
8 Corner Carondelet md EiRhtstroete
." Prytsnia snd Ninth streets
u aagno'ia and Washington
10 /" Sixth and st. Deniis st.o>ts
III Engine House az Dtse. ca, No. a
Is Engine House Of Fire Go. M -
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Mo-..ys Lib aud Ds.tA Of John ofBa>
neveld, z vols. evu. chuth, 81 CO
Hazperis Handbook fur Tr>vslszs II
Europe and the East, 3 vols, limo, fall
Leather. Pocket-nook Form, s. 0U p~s
vol, o. he three vols Ii ane, similar bane.
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Evangelical Alliance, Contsrene> III,
svo. cloth, nearly 500 pages, IS %; .Assp.
81 90; half call. Is 50.
Five Minnie Chats with Young Women,
limo, cloth, 81 80!
Northern Cakfon1is and tho Sandwich
Islands. pEofussly ~llustnssed, svo, cOA.
81 50.
4 Fast Lie ON tho Modem Highway,
illustrated, 13mo, cloth, 81 so; paper 81 "
Tho Doctrine Of Evolution, Aa., lsmo,
cloth, S1sOo.
~-Harper + Brothevs will send either
OF the above works by mail, postage pre-
paid. to amy part Of the United States, on
receipt Of the price.
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Third listsd-8evs.th. Kighth and
NTH Waadol Nsv Otlsaas. and e. Bsr
nasd parish; to Ssnatoez J. NasGioo
holding ovsr; ono Senator to-eleot. .
brA Dtskid-Tenh and Elsveot1
Wards Ono Senator 10 elect :
FIN Dtstid-Algiers and Phqueuinea.
Ono Senator to elsct.
6sR Diarid-Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wards, Se6srson, st. Charles and 81. John
the Baptist parishes, T. b. Stamps hold.
ing oves, swo ssnatossL Ons Senator h
elect. ...
Seue.h Distrsct-Puhbes Of Ascension
and st. James; parishes Of Assumption,
Lafourche and Terrsbonna Two Soma
tons to eleok
MIA Did,ict-Parishes Of ver1hilion
ana 81, Mary. A. J. Syphsr. No Senatos
to elect. -
1s~A Distrid-Pazishes Of Calossieu,
Lafayette and St. Landry. two Senators.
T: G. Anderson holding ovsr. One Sem
stor to elect. \
EsrsnA N;strid-Parishes Of Living.
ston, st. Helena, Washington and 81.
Tsmmaay, oae Senator. r. Z 1Mwie
ho1dfng over. No Senator 70 elect.
TssyaA D;st4;-Pssxhss II Posnte
CssPea, East Feiicisna and WsstFsljciana
two Ssaatoazs Z L. Weber holding ov~.
One Senator TO eleck
Thirteenth Disasa-Pa.iaA of RassB Baton
Rouga. One Senator TO sleet. -
RHvtssaM Distid-Parishes q Wese
Baton Rouge, ,Ibervills and 81. Martin,
tvo Senators, Wharton holding over.
Ono 6snator b elect.
N6esaR Nahsa-PAsishes Of Oooeosdi.
and Avoys'lesI o.s ss.stor 70 sasoA
&zseesM Disaid-Parishss Il Tsnsas
and Franklin. Z l. Whitney holdingovsk.
No 6eoator TO eject r
6eveaeseaR Dkt,3d-PariIhss olCasroll.
Madison and Nosehoase, two 9enaaoe,,
Curtis Pollard holding oves, ons 6saasor
TO elect. y
AgAis~@ Disaid-RArishes ofOuacAits
and Caldwell, o. H Bsswsteeh oadsi.g over.
annnnho~ A. >l>~A
Epasm6 DbhSa-Pasishes Of lincoln.
saoksoa AID Union, A. 0sssa holding
ovsE, No Senator u s,sc&
npaAsA Dishia-nazishss Of Bossiee.
WeanllA Nchland and Claiborne, Two
''esasoaa, ". J. Blackburn holding ovss.
uoe ksnatoe 70 e1eet. :.
1easy-Fta Dists;a-CAddo, v. Har-
psr holding ovse, no Senator 10 s'sst
nosaey-seooWd Dsk;a-DeSoto, Naschi-
Sabine aud Rcd River pariahss.
Two 6enators, B. Blunt and 7. A. OAee
holding over, no Senator 10 elect.
Tsa1yL77ant Di.&sa-PAsishes Of Ra-
pides and Vernon 0eo. Z. Kelso hoadins
oves, noSsnaAor 70 sasek
HsssetFosstA Nst;a-Pazi.hss ofCat-
lhou)s Union and Grant, J.R Alexander
over, no Senator 70 elsok
Houss-1ll Rspsssslsav0 b etecs;]
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AMERICAN. UNIVERSITY
49,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEoecAl oEPANTNENT,-

This College holds three sessions each
year. The AIst session eomnsooes Octo-
beR Sd, and continues until tho end Of
'Deoembsf; 0e second session commeoces
Jasaaxy ia, 1915 snd continues until
~ end q March; tbe third session CON.
msncas April ls4 and eondnues until The
nd II Jus&
Nhas an ahas sssrs Of twelve Professors,
and every DspasDMa q Medicine and
Surgery i 1ososshly taught
Evssy facility In he vayo f illustrations,
morbid specimsas. hsshasiun, cAenieal
and philosophical sppazasss, microscopes,
instruments Of The latest iayent;dA for
physical szanineaon and diagnosts viii
.bs'p1ovided.,
Splendid Hospital and Clinical 1nstsuc-
ton arc afforded; Free Tickets to ali on,
CITY Hospitals azs provided; Dissecsing
Material abundant at q nominal cost
Perpetual Scholarships arc sold for @6a,
which pays for Ill The Profsssors,s Tickets
until graduation. Nat1iculahon Fee, IS;
Dsmonstas&oss Ticket IS; Diploma
Fec, go.
~1R OpoulAr a1d- additions. mar
address
PsoG John BUCHANAN, n. D.,
ORAx, ga Pima 8eree&,
Ja1sa "A P~hil~adlPAia. Pa
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wv N.Y. wv SSS wv A~~4US
aud bourbon.
Sumner-Boys; $50 Common.
Yallette- Boys and Girls; V-llette. bet.
AK and Eliza.
Wlleso-Boys and Girls; Where, bet
1t. Anthony aud Bourbon.
Waahingt0n-0iIh; COZ. Chnrtzes and
Piety.
Essto.
ASYLCH
As1lum fe Destitute Orphans Boys
s.. Charles, bel, Valmot and Dut4aat
Jefferson City.
Asylum for tho Little Si.tees Of The
Poor-L,harpe. bet. Johnson and Prieur.
Beaufcgard Asylum-pAuliue, between
Claude and Rampant
Boys House of Refage-P.rilliat, south,
east corner Magnolia.
Convent of Mercy-Joaephiae. corner
Female Asylum Of ths. ImacnlAte Con-
eepton--8H Rampant, corner Emira,
Third District
Female Orphan Asylum cf Our Lady Of
Mt. Carmel 80 Riety, bSk Danphine and
Royal
German Protestant Asylum-Sate, bet.
Camp md Chestnut. -.
Girard Asylum-Metaiyie Road, bet. st.
Louis aud Cont.
Home for the Aged and In1rm-Tchou-
pitoulas, southwest corner Second
Home for the Aged md. LdIm-Wash-
Avenue. cor. Locust.
; House Of Refuge for Destitute Girls
Administration, corner Caliope.
House Of the Good Ehepherd-Bien-
vile, bet Broad and Dolhonde.
INDECENT Colored Orphan Asylum-:s93
Insane Asylum-orleanh bet, Marais
Jevi.h widows and Orphan Asylum
Jackson, corner Chippewa. -,.r.
Louisiana Retreat Insane Asylum |
Nashville Avenue, sw. corner Magazine;
|
Mt. Carmel Asylum-1 Pisty street.
Mt OA-nd Convent-2O Hospital.
New Orleans Female Orphan Asylum--
Clio, between Camp and Ttytanin.
Poydras Orphan Asylum for Femnle-I
Magazine, between 1eontine aud. Peters, |
Jefferson.
Psotss.e Orphan Home-Seventh. cor
|
Providsnce Asylum for Colored Feanaie
3hild1vn-Hospital, CDR Tonti. i
st. Annis Asyinm-Prytania. COZ st.
No. !
81. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum-Eaa
ids HagaxnA. bst. st Aaarsw and
tosephinA II
81. NaxyS OFphau Bonn Asy1hm-mar.
res, bet Masant and Tisaah,
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ERENoHxAN ON GRANT

Alate number lof the Reuve de
Dcss AoaJo snotains IN article On
Char3es 6amner, from the pen Of
HI. Angnsts Iangsl The article
contains tho iollnwingacoount Of .
visit by tho writer to Gen. Grants
headquarters
Gen. Grant Is . cold and sileut
mani he had given me = tent at bis
hesdquarterA bat during my short
stay I saw him only At the dinner.
which was a. short as frugal.
Hardly : word was uttered before
him: I remember that one day an
officer Of his staff spoke Of an attack
prepared at the month Of q river,
and said the bar at low tide was
sixteen feet deep. Grant lifted up
biz head: Eighteen feet" said he,
md sothing moro Was said. When
was rsadyto iess41 gave notice
The day before, % was the rule;
that day, altsr dinner, tho General,
who usually went back to his tent
did me tho hosor to ask mo to take
y short walk with him. Il wss
hear evening. in January. You
brought.me = letter from Sumner"
said he to mo-; take no part in
politics, yst some Of The papers ny
that I belong to tho Democratic
party. You can say to Summer that
am above ID, q servant Of the Union
and Of tho Government; - TO his
friends and especially himself, I.
esteem them sincerely. He does
his work well in the Senate; I do
mine, as we'll ~ can, here, and
very soon, I hope. No shall enter
Richmond" The Democratic party
was then building great hopes upon
Grant, and were thinking Of oppos-
Ing him some day 10 Lincoln.
These few words uttered by him
with tho greatest simplicity, touched
me more than they surprised me.
I was COMPOUNDED to receive such .
mark Of confidence from a man 20
chary OF his words. At first cold,
With a sort Of imidity contracted
in the solitudes Of the West; uhstere
in his life, in his dress, the indetati-
gable, the impassable Grant had
been impressed, id my mind, with
all tho signs Of command-as q
living tenacions and inexoeable will
one Of those men with neither weak
ness nor biias, who arc made TO end
. dsl war, too deeply imbusd with
tho principles al their raoe 10 think
a ending il in ny other Wy than
1or Tic bene1t u iaw.
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Haspsr's Magazine, HA1pe5s Weekly,
O hsspee's Bazaar viii b ssnt for ono M
70 any Mhserih~r In tho .Uniasdo kt~,
Postage Prspsid. ON rscstpt otRS>s Des
l&n by the PublisherA
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THE LOUIsIANIAN

was established to meet i necessity
that has long. and sometimes, pain
fully been ielt to exist
It was proposed through this
Journal 70 furnish to OUR Pxop1n
the information guidance en-
-coufagement and counsel which
they 90 much needed in the transi.
ton from. their former unfortunate
condition into the new and better
estate Of American citizenship.
In resuming its publication, we
're-assure our readers and friends,
that, holding this journal true to its
original aims, we shall honestly
labor to make It an efficient agent
in forthering the interests Of the
oolored people Of the Nation, and
elevating the race that it especially
yAnreaonka
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

~ Liz 6GHOUL0
Oio-Boys and Girls; Guo. bet. y
Charles and P1ytanik
-, 9G sss Coliseum, 1T v.''ae'
panphins-Boys and Girls; con Dan,
Derhigny-Boys and Girls; Derbigny,
bet Customhouse and Bienvilie.
Dedoeo- Girls; Vaudeville, bet. Ram.
part and s. Claude.
Dryades-Boys and Girls; corner Dry.
AIDES and Sixth streets.
Edmonfa-Gnb; 454 Common.
Elmira-Boys and hirls; Elmira, bet
Danphil1o and Royal.
Fillmore-Boys; Aourbon, between 81.
Claude and Marais.
Fisk-Yoys; o Franklin and Peraide.
EEankhn-0frls; St Charles, bet Girod
and Julia.
Fulton-Boys and Girls; corner Fulton
and Josephine.<
Gentlfy-Boys and Gifts; Gsnt1ly Sta
ton, Elysian Zelda.
Girls High Sohool-First Fourth, and
Sixth District Chestnut, bet Jackson and
Philip "'
Gifls' High sehool-6econd, Third and
Fin Districts, Royal, corner Hospital
Greenville-Boys and Girls; Masket,
bet. Chestnut and Walnut.
Hanooek-Boys and Girls; North Peter,
bet Monroe and Haocodk.
Hospital-Boys and Girls; 1a4 Hospital
Jackson--Boys; corner Magazine and
Te1psichore.
Jsckson-Girls; Magazine, bet Teepi-
choTe and Robin.
Je6san-Bsvs; Dry,deat bet Erato
and Thalia.
Jersey-Boys and Girls. Jersey, BIT.
Dpadesux and Valence.
Keller Boys and Girls; Aaenolia. bet.
Felicity and 81 Andrew.
1Aurel-Boys; corner Laurel and Philip
1aufea sud McDonough ~Bfanch-BoJs
and Girls; st. Aas3, bet Rotsssau and
Religious.
!inoela-Boys and dirh; corner csei.
and Coliseum.
Live oak-Boyss and Girls; corner Con-
stance and Ninth.
Locust-Boys: Locust, bet Clio and
Efato.
Madison Girls; col. Pr;eur and Pal
myra-
Mngazine-Boys and Girls; Magazine,
bet. Toledano and Louisiana Avsau&.
Mngnoia@Boys and Christ QAsundslet
between jackson and Philip.
MareDgo-Boys and Girls; Mafengo,
bet. Magazine and Constance. .
Mazig1y-Bogs and Girls; corner MAJ
igny and Urquhaxt.
Aarnhau-boys; Church, bet 0irod
and Julia,
Mason-Boys and 0iras: 0s,ois, bet
GIavieI and Common.
Mech rthy-Boys; Pauline, bet Oha.-
tres and Royal
Napoleon Avenue-0irls; Napoleon
Avenue, bet. Magazine and Camp.
New Orleans Central. High school
Boys; 81, 80 and Al Burgundy.
Orieans- Boys and Girls; Orleans, bet
North P1ieu1 and 8ohn0un.
Rampaxt--Girls; Rampant bet. St.
Louis and Toulouse
Robertson-0isb; corner Dienville and
North Rsbertson.
81. An4lrew-Boys and Girls; corner St.
Andrew and Willow.
IT. Ann-0irls; 81. Ann, bet Harais
st. Phiip-Boys; 81. Philip bet Royal
Md bourbon.
Sumner-Boys; $50 Common.
Vallette Boys and 0ifls; V-llette. bet.
Nix and Eliza.
v1llero-Boys and Girls; Where. bet
t. Anthony aud Bourbon.
Washington-0irh; COL. ChnrtEes and
Piety.
Vebssr-0i,is; oos,e. D,y.dss and
:rato.
AYYLEH
AsJtam ke Destitute Orphans Boys-
u Charles, bet, Valmot and Dukssat
City.
Asylum for tho Little Shtees Of The
!ooor-L,horpe, bet. johnson and Pfieur.
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POhCE

As our motto indicates, the
L%ouls1Ax1Ax shall b :*Repub.:on al
all times and under az circun,-
asnces" We shall advocate the
security and enjoyment - a1gad
CIV ..oerty, tho, absolute equality
al men before the law, and IN
impartial distribution Of honor and
patronage to all Who merit them.
DESTROYS Of alleying animoeities,
Of CELEBRATING the memory OF the
bitter past, Of promoting harmony
and union among all classes and
between all interests, We shall
advocate the removal Of all disabili-
tioa, foster kindness and forbear-
snce, whore malignitY and resent
ment reigued, and seek for fairness
~ad justice where wrong and OPP
preston prevailed. Thus united in
our aims and objects, we shall con-
serve our best interests, and elevate
on. -oble State, to an envisble posi-
ton among her sister States, by the
development Of her illimitnble re-
sources, and secure the full benefits
Of the mighty olangssin the history
and condition al the people and tho
oountry.
Believing tha there can be no
true hhartY without the supremacy
of lag, ~s shall urge . strict and
nndiscriminating administration Of
justice.
TAXATION
We shall support the doctrine Of
an equitable division Of taxation
among all classes, = faithful collec-
ton of the revenues, economy in
the expenditures, oonformnbly with
the exigencies of the State or
country aud the discharge Of every
legitimate obligation.
EDCCdT1OM
w shall sustain the carrying out
Of the provisiouso Of thesct establish
cur common school system, and
urge ~ = paramount duty tho ,edn-
Of cur youth, - vitality con-.
with their own snlighten-
and tho security and stability
RepuUaicAn 0uyo9nmAnt
FINAL.
By = generous, manly, indepeu-
lent, and judicious course, We
shall strive to rescue our paper, |
from an ephemoral, and temporary
and establish it upon .
that If we cannot command"
Ne shalt at all events deserve"
,uccesA !
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y1hsAnp13ae6sfhsdf o6 eansosiA
DisA6sss,nl aets MAI in tie
eoqt5he1tssseAss6esss u 'ts
]. Erst NasaaRhyk, eseoqd a,d Third
Wa.ds ofHW Ol1a(a Three ssnatDss
o eleck
ksnon dDi66ta Fourth, Eth and Sixth
wards. 81 NV oriAn& Two Senators;
r. .Dehees holding over; one Senator to
elect. :
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Maya 6.-Suit will be
commenced to-day in the Fifteenth Dis
trict Court by the Crown Point, Savage,
Gould e. Curry, Hale & Norcross, Chol-
lar-Potosi, Imperial, Overman and yell
low Jacket Mining Companies, against
Sutro and the Sutro Tunnel Company,
to cancel the agreements between them
in regard to the construction of the Sutro
Tunnel and the payment of the stipulated
royalty, and to relieve the plaintiffs from
the burden of paying the said
royalty. The ground Of the action
it is alleged, is the total failure of the
defendants to perform any part of their
agreement, or to do any act for which
the royalty was to be paid. The plain
tiffs claim that all work which has been
done is not more than one-tenth part of
what was to be performed, and is entirely
on defendants grounds and for THEN
benefit alone, and can never be of any
advantage to most of the plaintiffs, who
have reached a depth below the Sutro
Tunnel, and the balance are nearly down
to it. The plaintiffs further say that the
time for completing the tunnel has long
since expired, and that the agreement
contains an option on the part of the
plaintiffs to hold it void provided the de-
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cute the work as stated in the contract
Further, that from the time of the failure
of the defendants they have elected tc
rescind the contract, and the defendants
knew the fact.
WASHINGTON, May 81. - Butler, o.
Mass, reported bill removing the pc
litical disabilities from Raphael Simms
of Alabama, which was passed.
A bill giving the Navahoes residing
within the limits of the Choctaw ant
Chickasaw nations the same rights al
those Indians, was passed by stric
party vote.
BosToN, May 27.-T The body of thu
woman found in the water near Wey
mouth yesterday has been identified al
that of - Hawks, of St.Johns, n B
She had been visiting friends at Noun
!, Wollaston, and few days prior to he
, death, left Boston to draw none,
,, from the savings bank and since that tim
she has not been seen alive by her friends
!, SAN Francisco, May 27.-The Page {
Panaca mine was struck off the list il
, the Stock Board this afternoon.
A man named Samuel X. Palmer wa
found dead in bed this morning at tt
Pacific Lodging House. Deceased was
native of Ireland, 65 years of age. H
had been eking out miserable existenc
of late, repairing old mattresses for
lodging house.