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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-17

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-03-17
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-02-07
Mutt s. Leonard,

rTopNEYS AT LAW, Texas Street
A shreveport, La. Will practice III the
Courts u yl0ni0
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4. NJ. FORT.
T.. ". Watkins.

ttornev and Counselor at Law, Minden'
A Webster parish, La. viii practice III
- - of Bossier, Webster, Red River,
S;snyille, Mem Claiborne, union aud jackson
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T.. w. Baker,

rroRNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, IA.
uy;i, ,ractrce in any court i'll the State,
.,t the parish court OF Bossier Parish
exceps '"o eilnlGly.
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B.F. FORT. ''
En,.t e. .Wc Donald,

.,.rnevs ut Law, Bellevue, La. Practice
A " Rus,ier and Webster parishes nos
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Strakosch opera season closed on Satur,
sngpessed all previous experience. The performance
WAS % remarkably hne one
number of musicians in Philadelphia pro-
no.e syng Parepa-lsosa Memorial Concert, the pro.
seeds of which be expended for marble oust VI
Madame Rosa, to be placed IN the Academy OF Music
Mr.. ii. z, Humphries will have testlmo-
nial concert at Stenway Han next satufuay Iuia
GnIager Miss Drasdil. Mr.. Nelson Varley Mr. "htney
Miss ebe Mr. Pattson, Mr. Werner, aud other artlsts
Will participate In H.
Miss Anna Book, very young pianist, Is 10
give a concert-ner trst in public-tonorrow evening
AZ Stenway Hall. she will play, among othef thnss
Beethayen's Sonata Appasionata and LlsLts aus'
Warz" Miss Ida Roshnrgh. MI. Remmertz. MT btahdt,
Mr.. Werner, and Mr.. Won Inten will assist her'
The programme of the extra concert an
nouuced for next Thursday by MI Theodore Ihonias
embraSes RATS Forest SYMPHONY" the overture 10
Wagner's Flying Dutchmau" the allegro from Bachs
concerto string orchestra, the warmarc from Men
dclssohns "Athslie" and two movements OF Choplnt =
concerto IN y minor played by MT. = b. Mlls MT.
Thomas viii give matinee he last OF the season. next
Saturday
The Holman English Opera Troupe inspired
the following passage, which we clip IRON me Au
burn Daay AdpertiSer: Prom the opening SOLO by
Ryse ~ the closing by the troupe In the favore
opera OF the bohemian Girl all was but deliclous,
OF music, In which the entranced listener
became resstlessly subme ged engufed, a. II were ana
only released from the ecstatc embrace bY the err
saton OF causes, and then was compelled 70 re-
| uctantly return 10 earthly tnings'
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
NEV-ENGL1ND HALLWAY iNlEEEo1o.

AN AMICABLE COMPETITION CONTRACT BETWEEN
TILE EASTERN AND BOSTON AND MAINE ROADS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
.Bosroy, April 5.-Thc long-expected compe-
tilon contract between the Eastern and Boston ana
Maine Railroads was signed. sealed and deiyefed sat
for A time at least. This prevents all competition
except east OF Portland where IL VIII be as active AZ
ever BY the terms OF the contract an executive COM
ntee of three from each road Will be appointed IN rev
DAVIS 10 take charge OF all competing business
10 or from and at Somerville, Malde0, Danvers, Law
renee Newburyport, Dover, Great Falls, Rochester,
Salmon Falls, North Berwick, South Berwick VOL
borough. Saco, BiddefOrd, and Portland. All re-
GENTS OF whatever description from these places
will be kent sepaIatey and from them each ROAD VIII
reserve CD per cent OF receipts the remaining Az
.belne placed IN common fund to be divided equally
The immediate EFF CT of the ratification OF the contract
will bo an increase in passenger and freight
Tariffs by each road, the Eastern having
already taken that 8. p, advancing their rates
from D9nyers their second competitive station. Allthe
tn-ear and other time contracts between the Boston
and Maine Company and various manufacturing COM
panies on their road Included in the terms OF the
amicable agreement. The contract will proba-
bly prove OF greater immediate advantage
n the Eastern Road than to its rival.
There are numberess conectures aoat concerning tue
duration OF tho peace thus established. The contract
takes effect May and the time changes on boh roads
will DO made q month later.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
SUFFOLK COUNTY TOWN ELECTIONS.

The annual town meetings III the several
townships OF Suffolk County will be held tomorrow
There is generally very little interest manifested IN the
canvass as there are questions to be decided. In
most OF the a separate temperance ueket VIII
be supported. The following are the nominations MADE
HUsrTSGToS-For Supervisor stephen c, Rogers
Dem; Town Clerk, Daniel Baylis, Dem; Justice OF the
Peace George 6 SOpeT, Dem Republican ana lempeI- =
.nce-FOr Supervisor, j. A. WOodhul; Town olerh'
Ansel B. Gild-rsleeye; Justice. Melville ConcSlih'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Charles . HaVens, Dem.
Justices Chas T. Smith, Lester DAVIS, Dem ffesiuehI
of Trustees. William II. Clark. The Republican nohIna-
tous are Supervisor, James Obs JUSTICE oldhey o.
Overton; Collector Holmes W. sweeIey -, w.,
SyITHrOwN.-SuperylSOf, Lyman B' ohItn, OHoh'
Justice, Theodore W. Smith, Union. NJ,
SoUTHOLD.-SupervisoT Henry A. reeves DEM Io"n
Clerk AbertsOn Case Dem Justice OF the Peace james
TIm,on Dem. Republican-SuperIls lsor JOhn n halOch;
Clerk Charles 1illinghast Justice Orin r. brown.
STATEN IsLAND.-Independcnt-Supe =; ID
Nron: Clerk, H. H. Preston Justices, Henry H. fres-
ton and Charles H. Smith. ~ - O.
acknowledgements. sldney o. 0ea
man. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John H. Hlrelanu.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (no oppositonl-Super-
visor william Il. Post; Clerk, Edward H. Soser' JUS
tce. VI. l.. Griffin. ,.,..
IsLIP-SupervIsor, John NJ. Rogers, Union; Justice,
BENJAMIN DOxey. Inc Republicans have homihated
John Wood for Supervisor. . . ,,-.,
FIsTHAHPTOS.-Supervisor VIM. Sweet, Democratic.
RIyERHEAD.-TheTc are four tickets IN the htId Ior
SUPERVISOR. Consolidated Reform, Temperance, Dsno
cratic and Republican, with the chances IN favor o INC
al
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
HOME POLITICS.
LAWS FOR NEW-YORK CITY.
now The METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL IS REcEI

HOW The METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL IS RECEIVED
BY THE PoLrrCANs-oTHER PROPOSED LEGIs-
LATIoN FOR NEw-YORK CITY.
The question whether the Metropolitan Police
bill will be likely TO the legislature and receive the
signature OF the Governor eagerly discussed on
Saturday and yesterday in political circl
TO be the opinion OF ve-informed politicians that the
bill would receive o majority Of the votes OF both
Houses The present Board OF Police is by no
strong one Two, at least OF the members are looked
upon as adding no strength to the Board and third
disked bv members OF both parties especially the
Democrats. The leading Democrats say that they do
regard either OF the Democrats in the Board as
representing the party. argued from thshst the
proposed act Will be likely TO receiyeisome Democratic
votes, as the party has nothing lose, and mghtgan
by change in the Board 1t is known that the bill has
very strong force behind st. led by Sheridan Shook
and other prominent Republican leaders. The bill
poses that the new Board Police shall consist OF five
Commissioners OF whom it is understood two are to be
Democrats. The bill was drawn by exMayor Hail. the
author, OF the former Metropolitan bill. 1t is
objections which might he ralsed against il
on the ground OF its unconsttuonaty have been OBJ
waited by the manner In which it has been drawn.
There are Others however who claim thatit will not
pass the ordeal Of the Court OF Appeals aud cite the
decision OF that tribunal in the case OF tho Troy Police
ton. They claim that Is striking at local elfeovern
men Even some OF the friends OF the bill are doubtful
is undenfood that other bflls are soon TO be pre-
sented affecting the interests OF this city, among them
one changing tho Dock Commission and another the
Commission OF Charities and Correction. There was
bill under consideration a short time ago proposing TO
consolidate the work now performed by the Department
OF Public works the Department OF Parks, and the
has been abandoned.
Iti expected that on Tuesday the Assembly Com
mttee on oltes VIII make IT'S report on the late street.
cleaning Investigation 1t Is believed that the report
Will recommend that the Streetceaning Bureau be
made a department, presided over by three COmmls
sion IL ron qfVah
who believe that the work sufficient magnitude TO be
placed under the supervision OF Commissioners who
give IL their sole attention.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
TIE GRAND CHARITY CONCERT.

At meeting Of The Joint Committee VINO
managed the recent charity concert gwen Tor the pene
ft Of the poor OF St. Johnss Guild and the Society OF o
yineent dc Pau held at the someryle Gallery Satur
day, resolutions were adopted thanking Mme Pauline
Lucca, Miss Annie L. Cary, Mile Alice moresi'
messrs Henry wieniawski. Campanini, Del Puehte'
Nannettl, p. g. Gilmore and band +. ' MuzlO'
s. Bobrens, Pattison and the German LAeder,
krapz for their services generously contributed
on the occasion OF the concert. Tney also shaak
Robert Somerve for placing his gallery anu once h a.
tne,r dsposal and Albert Weber for the use OF MS
pianos In conclusion. the Committee express Ineul-
selves to be "under the gr'aes 20 Ine % .,
of NeW-Ynrk for their liberal and hearty support OF
this charity ana for their characteristic n
giving the amounts OF their respective Oliis ior
advertising the concert thus materially augmeh'ihs
the net proceeds OF the charity" ,..o.,. o..
The amounts thus given by the seVerai W
the Charity concert fund as follows: IHH IkBUSh,
sl7 81; The Graph,c. So 20; Ire Hess go o.; lie lie
COmmcrcinI Advertiser $50; Inc F0St go ~ INC
Erpyess, SIS 20; The Mqa. SO; The World sSJ 10.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
Iihsral.kepuhlican
POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. p. B. s. Pinchback, who arrived IN New
Orleans the other night, complacently informed re-
,orter Of The Nel. Orleans Times that he shoud remain
in the city only until recalled to Washington to take Tue
senatorial oath.
The oft-repeated report that the secretary
n, the Treasury about to resign thus roasse'eu Ny
TIE Boston Journal: 1t is currently reported Ihat
eIeary Richardson has secured his passage Tor EUROPE
in steamer leaving about the middle OF May IL Is also
stated that he proposes connecting himself with for
eign banking house"
In view of the frequently asserted fact that
he revised platform Of the Democratic party embraces
Pree Trade, Home Rule. and Hard Money 1t sounds
strange enough TO hear that there is but one peho
cratic newspaper IN OHIO which supports Senator IhuI
man in his opposition imitation. Yet The Cincinnati
Enquirer reiolced 10 ind that such is the case III l
700 bad but that platform must be made over agpi
IL has Just been decided III the West that the pdiy ~
alive After thaLi ought TO be comparatively eas! W
provide 1t with a,platiorm.
Mr. James 'Redpath is conspicuous In the
effort damage Judge Hoars chances for the senator
ship by the declaration that he is the opponent OF ne
civil Rights b which Mr Sumner spoke OF 40 pathet-
icnlly on his deathbed. In a card In The BoHo" "'ooe
concerning unauthorized denials. MI RcdpA'n Say
Whenever Judge Hosr deoies y. or Wn'ne'~ ne
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
DIED.

ARGUIsBAU-In Broctlyn sunday morning. A,s Jobs ebh
% p' spi s1 fneSi. Of the isms are reii-s.e
faaers from seonipio ueslAJ. she ~ ihst at
BROYH-On FRIDAY April 3. C,olSe L. vie u John & bro.s
April D. al O'Clock p. IN
BRUHIOn Friday Betty wife Of Moses BruAL as-d 70
R.ye, aOd friends are respectfully ps attend the ess
from q West thirty esb.ost. Ao1day morning. hPn D. -
10 o o'clock without isTthsr notice.
EDNOSDs-At t, late residence su'a'y Assi g. iOha *'rH
Tbs Sersi services vii be Georges Rpcopa caqh s..s
WI be HUDSON Columbia Co.. ior Htersenl FneHd are ~
specially nyitel TO attend
English papers please copy.
FERGS-At Paris 29. Tsonn Resi' son OrCaiAnne
PuDsr. services At cs A1ol T. - PnsAs tie
family respectfully invited 10 ssesd
GRDNgf-On sunday April s. 'ne- Gdney agod 81 , and 10
Services on Tue-d, Apr T. 0eocE from the rsneepe
b. sorip,sw Thomas Palen No 20 Seveatbsve TweL
ST. Relatives nd friend. respeciiall, fsVited
LAwAg4 The residence Of si, brother 81 Usdr''A b'''s
FaheraI Moaday, April 8, froia the above place
MARTIS-Attae Hotel FRIDAY eoHing H ses
breilne COrSeBs harua. in sss $50 JaAsf
The freud, Of the family invited attend the ,snsr. Ii.
Church Of the usrrcs.on Washington hsh hssdy sssi ..
g55 Stopping at auadred and y'seeOHdst sLaiiOn
' .S1 m.so. Sso sis a.1 5 sssi
pn from , parents residence No 437 Gin ave- BrvLlrn 81
IL Tuesday morning Seas are Hhie 70 aSer2 ~hoss
PATrERsos-satuay svenaz April 4, Mr.. MarSo Pstsso..
Relative. and ia@ sud Of ler broh,,n.- o
redes'c 2J9 wess fTou''s' on Il Apo at OoiOes
PARROr-Ap 1874 Willie PMro aged IA years 10 msntAs
and "a days
rsspeely syled 70 AZ sDd uue, service. TIE
vi bis ttAe Abfam Parrot Eaera- MondAy April H.
inst, IL The trau leaving o Lheyst " \.
Rtosdt. NeE,E Us shJ AnI 9:s3 vail stop al
Finderue that dsy.
IgNsRS-Ath his residence a hnhArs Hesry Ratsers RsIsen
the Goth year ksage
The funeral viii t.ks place OF "Wednesday tn, s r from .ss R,
formed Dah ChsrcI Vast hztonsa@e. Rev Aaaces Eatos.
$3.50 The OF the
at b late residence, oeok aeconDaD, the
mains TO the chGIch.
sUYDAM-On Ssunisy sht April Of pnelmonis Carrie aged 81
years, only child Of Je m ~ Caroline A. SaYdsm.
Relatives friends family s'est hs gnerst
from the residence Of her grsB.her william Losefe No l5l
Wet Fourteebh ruesisy April T. at 10 u o'ciock
wBEDln Boc <Jp, Thur.a April Louss cumnne, iaisa,
daughter OF L. HcLe aged ssd
| oar.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 tesd the funsr
rom To- cadence 0f her gIsndbef william A. CANNING 2SI
Unioup' q MOlday snerDoOa, Apul O, al = oecck.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
LAnoR coMPLICATIoNs.

The coopers that are on strike al fratts
Astral Oil Works Brooklyn, L. d. have not YET come 70
any arrangement with the superintendent OF the
The latter appears determined not 10 employ sooe
men unless they renounce all connection In future Wild
the society and the discharged men, at meeting held
on Saturday evening. resolved not 70 make any sucn
CONCESSIONS to permit society men pesceaDy 10
deprive them OF their employment. The sirkers claim
that they supported by the society men OF New
York. and when the superintendent desires TO hire more
men during the approaching busy season he Will De
unable to procure those who understand the coopefs
trade Ii sexpected that serious trouble viii arise the
nrst moment the police protection is Withdrawn from
tho WOrkmen
The master mechanics OF this city will mold mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon AT the Mechanics and
Traaers Exchang ge for the purpose 81 securing united
action OF all connected with the building trade. as 70
have uniformity IN the number OF hours as set down for
day1 work The master carpenters assert that 1t ID
useless for them 70 enforce tephour rule while The
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
ALBANY.
SATURDAYS SESSION OF THE sENArE-A NEW
CLAIMS COMMISSION PROPOSED.
SENATE. -. ALBANY. April g. 1874.
The following bills were Introduced:

BY Mr. BoorH-To provide for the repayment OF
moneys e gally collected bv the Commissioners OF the
Board OF Public Health OF SewYOr City. II provides
that the Governor within thirty days after the passage
OF the act, shall appoint - Commissioners to AUDIT
the claims and certify to them when found correct,
which certificate shall be final The Commission ls 10
expire Jan. 1, 1875. The Commissioners shal give zen
days notice TO tue Attorney General OF the state De-
fore receiving any testimony "a 10 cIams'
of the time and place Of taking such testimony and inc
Attorney General shall have the right To attend ana act
FOR the people The fees OF the Commission and consei
shall be paid equally by the claimants and the state,
which compensation shall not exceed = dollars per
day while actually engaged In taking proofs Ile Con
trOer OF the STATE upon presentation 10 him OF the cer
ticates OF the Commissioners or majority or them.
sha issue to the claimants certificates or evidences OF
debt payable within 30 with interest at the rIe
OF = per cent per anDum, payable semi-annually.
BY Mr.. BooTH-ro establish the Metropolitan Police
District OF NewYork. This bill is the same as that In
troduced In the Assembly by Mr.. Spencer.
The bill TO amend the act providing for site Tor an
armOry in the City OF NewY0rk for the 7th Regiment
National Guard WAS taken up.
Mr. Fox opposed the BILL saying that the Commission
ers of the Sinking Fund now have power 10 give TINS
II they m which they do not, hence this bill s
Introduced to require them To do so.
Mr.. BOOTH sustained the bill, SAYING that it provided
for giving part or Hamllton-square for the purpose,
of land which had been vacant for twenty years
Mr. Fox moved TO strike out the first section, which
was lost. and the bill ordered TO u third reading
Mr.. LOwBRY reported bill TO repeal all laws allow
ing towns 10 issue bonds in aid OF railroads.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
A POLICEMAN TERRIBLY BEATEN.

James Vantine, conductor of car No. 40 of
the sscOndave line, found early yesterday morning
reaching the depot at Sixtythirdst, Patrick Condor.
laborer. and Denis oBrien conductor asleep in his
car He awakened them and told them TO leave the
They refused and when he attempted eject them they
assaulted him and chased him into the depot. Patrol
man Lnenda came 10 the assistance of the conductor
The rufians then assaed him, wrenching his
club from him and bruially beating him on the
head with 1t, infieting serious wounds. Patrol
men Curtin and Lsnkenan, hearing the row,
hurried o. in time 10 prevent their from being
hS aten 10 death Condor and OBrien made desperate
ra'tstlnce ana a severe hattie ensued. Curtin was
severeIv beaten and the ruans were roughly handled
betore they surrendered. WHen the party
s,a,onho1se u Fifty -nIntbst, nearly all needed the
services of a surgeon Condor aad Brien locked
IN Patrolmen Lnenda and Cursin we're inc apac ated
.o, aeryee the former being severely Injured that
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
THE STATE OF TR1DE.
HAVANA wBBKLY NARKyTa

U.v.sa Apdi 4-sogr elss euc and s,esy He 10 n IL
fsiaaS5 arobe Nos IS - % 292sls rsis ho
Sugar ial4a reals, Maovsde sugar. Inferior To Common u
reals; Pair Good Refining. l6@l7 real, Grocery Gfs10, -
d22 resls
Moass nominal, C,ye 1915 resis tss; Mssro. $50
OF warehouse at Havana and MssBrs
900 hores sDd % 900 bids pts The Ses $4,000 tese
and hhcs during the week 5000 bces and IL SO1
bbd senng II 500 boTes and 900 hbds the Ut,5
Baoou weak Batter Flour 80 1OH-SS SFla per boil
Um-Anecan Sugarcured In fair demrd Lard quiet and k m
$27 v quntal Potatoes dali IaoI In far desf WAL
Yellow Hrm; White quiet HoHey nominal Onions oninsl
say,l stores in AIR OIL in fair dcnsnd al e56t
reals ps gson Empty Hoghess IN fair demand a. inDbsr
Whit. Pine finer at s8Saf7O per Pitch Pine scnns Boz
Shocks ogshesd Shocks luot sugar 81 y rnaA hon ae@
Hoops-Long shaved s9OaSllO wv FIcighs Eeak. ,oo -
United Stairs 90 GsTs errrses 'DS pr
MUM shor dyti lOalll prenua; 80 daFs, go l2saISo
szht 1920 3f pre-iom on bona IhtIbs pc
mum on Paris. l3Oq 1872 premium spanish god. Z]f@ESo.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
RESULT OF A SATURDAY NIGHT BRAwr.

Richard and John HicktOn, aged respectively
10 and q years. became engaged in aiscue on SATURDAY
evening and In some manner the former was STABBED
in the left side Of the abdomen with alarge kDe by MS
brother. The wounded man conveyed TO the ffnce
ST. PoliceststiOn and subsequently, Bellevue hospital
His brother arrested and locked up. Surgeon Cook'
who examined che wound stated that he believed the
wound would prove fatal. Coroner Wotmsn attehueu
TO take Hickton's antemortem statement put tnc
wounded positively refused 10 make any staemen'
that would implicate his brother who was hVMchot,
taken before Justice Sherwood OF the JEFFERSON
Police Court, yesterday. who committed MN 10 .ho
IOmns. Coroner Wotman again attended yesteruatf
and received the statement of the wO1ndeu man. ny
sald brief that himself and brother attempted TO i h
hand He ran against the weanop the blade entering
his side. He attaches no blame 10 his brother.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

authorizes any reputable and conspicuous citizen 10
deny 1t In his name, shall not wait single bour-not
one-before I produce witnesses Of unirnpeachsoie
veracity and the highest character who will attest
that, late O'Clock in the afternoon OF Tuesday
March 3-Only few days before his death-Senator
Sumner, in u sad mood stated that Judge Hoar believed
his Civil Rights bill 10 be uneonsttutiona and that no
had not been able 70 convince him OF the aacy OF this
pnstiQn."
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
cATTLR MARKRr.

cgc,so April AoReesips for the -eek-Cs'e 225 sors
S32O sheep 63ll CATTLRThr msrke. closes - hes r'ta n
the week farJ active and STEADY S b ysri vel cleared % AZ %
sbe grades Tue aiendacs % "A lsrf aui wv Ns
anrus 70 bay view of hs favorable reports o the Bat q y
r Medium Far - 75fJ 10; Good
Choice - 5O9s6 l2s sBd EIs 40 1885 30 stoek e.tas
steady, With at ~ 2jdS5 Choices
yogng feeding buchers qscs es6y sSo
Poor Choice Cows nt Far d T.IR t3 100
IS 30; through droyes. S2as3 7j.
Hoes active bat closed receipts rbel sse g,n,rsl qaatv
Good Choice grades and steady ~ 3OnSJ
So 1896 While bnrz as l2La.
Pair grades, ~ 95dSj %; Commor r. 7OrSf 90.
goOi throughout bot dnatr
poorer the the close ccsag 81 So
s6 80 r Poor Medium and 10 75Us7 IS for Pair Coos
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