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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

lance, ips3ieI in Der Gsssnp BON Manns
beim berrihte, ersaben iib aud in Speyer
einise rpenise Sale. Der erite perielben
in sinem 5aale, pslIsn Sswpbner, 70 pieI
nur ireenc ermittelt pereen fonnts, nit
ansetedten perlonen in feinerlsi Ssribs
runa aefommen tparen. Die Soridbrise
Gpicemie ;u Speyer brad ruieper in benz
ielten 5aale aus, bier fam neuerpinss
Der erfte Sal Dor, unp rpieper fonnts feline
Art Der Nnteduns ermittelt perpen. Der
@usbrud Der Cholera ;u Wlden Witte
pss Sabres 1873 erfolste In Der Gamilie
ces Protectors g utbe; ceiIen
Satin unc Elm 8inp erlasen Der Ssude.
Gs feblte nibt an Dssinfeirunsen, unp,
mas widtiseE, ni6t an lorsiamfter gers
meipuns ales peIsn, mas bic 8ranfbeit
fbrrern fonnte. Na6 balbldbrissm Ysrs
i6wincen bat ii6 iero9 Der furdtbare
0ait in psrielben @pbnuns rpierer elm
sstsllt aud profeiipr Cutie ielblt
parp Don ibr pesseraTt. SIN Infanse
Der Gpipemie unterlas .perielben u. a. Die
Satin bee WiniterialratbS . Sois.
Gin balbss Sabr lang bate man in pies
Ter @pbnuns Hube. Oa ersriF raS
llsbel aud ben %senannten 8eamten unp
madte ieinem eebsn slsi6faaS Elm Gnrs.
Sn einem anrersn 5auis, in wslGem Elm
peiterer Sefanntsr reS 9srf. ppbnte, bat
pie Gpicemie in Sntsrpallen sebn Ysrlps
nen ersriffen. SIS miro mad iolden Seis
ipielen, reren 3abl iib unsemein Sermsbs
rem liefe, Gin 3uiammenbans Der 8orens
serbdltniiie Der einselnen Sduler nit Der
Gpipemie wObl faum ;a beitrsitea Isin.
5ier idcint iitrissns ole Seu6e enelid
,um 9bsua lt1 ansulbiden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Nus WInden iGreibt man unterm A

Nus Man9en i6rsibt man untsrm A.
6eb.: Die Cholera berri6t bier in rem
a6ten Mpnot. lln8ea6tet hes Mufaebpz
ties aler mspicinilhen 8rafte III ss ierp4
leiper bier 70 penis pie anesrpdrtS sss
lunsen, pas 8tien risier entisBli6en
Sranfbsit ;u srsrlneen unp elm Seilmits
tel casesen aufsufnpsn. 8ei pisier
cabbage mus ieeeS aud empirii1 err
mittslte Wpment, eaS irsene sinen Ins
baltspunff bistet, iprsiam bea9tet werpen.
DAP bic Gbolsra, unter ibrer Musbreis
tuns sinAisen llmianoen anfsdene IT,
ldbt ii1 ni9t bssweifeln. Mbsr bic glns
fsduns II es ~teinespess ausin. mas bier
in Yetra6t fpmmt. 3abloit Gaue be-
weilen, caB bic Sransbeit nit cen 2ofalis
tdten, init rsm 8otsn in bsfimmtsr Sss
itimmter 8esiebuns itebt. gS wuree u.
u. pieeerbolt beUba6tst rap bic 8ranfs
belt In einem 5auls Die 8epObnsr Der UNI
mit!elbar lber Upey unter sinem raspn
tnicirten 3immer bs6neli9en @obnunssn
ersrif pdbrenp Ge bic 8swobner Der
Hdauae sur Seite (neben, binten, pprn)
psrIdont lief. No1 aufaaenper IN cine
anesre Grl&stnuns. alS Dor etpa feds
eesr ilsten Sabrsn bic Cholera I'm Hbsins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

fen bic 6rase ssefeut: r&o 1T Der
gfaff Ter Slterreidiite nSolfsfreuno"
tebrt beute ben Spies UNI. Benn
06reibt cas 8Iatt) Die 6auptlduIp Der
ioeialen Galumitdt i'm S5risnitwinpel III
iuben 1T .io fam unp BARI IS Niemans
libel balten, ruenn mir oisislbe Grase beus
te auf elm anperes Ierrain perlesen unb
rufen wolten : DO in Der SUP 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Die 8itte her Wurj&aQim 8a,aine

~Ss" ~~0"~f
bic Daft ibres Gatten tbeilsr su ei,fsn,
miro, rte n,anbem %. Gour." idreibt,
ni9t abSessbnt tpsreen. Das 0sbaupe
inmitten Der Gefuns auf Der Snlel ct.
Marsuerite III bereitS 70 einseri9tet, bab
Is bic Gamilie 8asaine aufnebmen fam.
Gin ssraumiser Garten fSst an pas Saus,
in benz bic Tamilie rpobnen rpirc. Wan
mirp ibn NIT Wauern umseben, aber eS
1T auspriidlide Wsiiuns srsansen, eaB
man piele nit @rin beflsipsn fol-. @us
benz @arten bat man ben Iusblif auf
eas tpeite freis Meer une aud bic 8dits
GranfreihS lsudtet binibsr unp fiebt
man an, llfer bon Cannes bic I9aumens
ben @ellen tes Witteudnri1Gsn MssreS
ii4 brs9en. Der Satin peS WarI6aas,
ebenlr wie inn ielbit unp leinem 9lpjutans
ten, Der iib jebt CUR 8eseluns Der lestsn
Tormalitdten unp Der lleberliepsluns in
paris befnest. miro man pas Gbrenwprt
a%bperlansen, rae fe in feiner Weile bic
Sersiniisuns, Die man ibnen sepibrt,
miSbrau1en pereen.
, 1874-06-13

THE RIVER MD llAAHCA QlAL'
WAsulsaToN, .. G., June 12-The sonnto
COMMITTEES on Commoroe, in reporting the River
and Harbor Appropriation bill, recommend tho
insertion Of tho following items: Twcntv-avo
thousand dollars for the improvement OF tho
Detroit River; 425000 for the Chatsahoooh 90
and Flint. Rivers, dcorgih. Tho committee
recommend tho strikIng out OF tho entire second
section Of the bill, which dirccta surveys and
tho examinations to pc made at largo
number OF, specified points throughout tue
country, and striking Out tho appropriation Of
S55 ,000 made by the House for tais purpose.
they also strike out the itonln OF 3b1 o00 LOT tne
inproyoment fof White River, nboyo jack
eonnnort, mud 925, 900 for the OBage River. hlla-
souri. Tho item of $50, 600 for tue Falls OF IT.
Anthony in made applicable to the improvements
Of tho mississippi River above thore'
THE ANTl.h0tETY BILL.
Tho Committee OF Ways md Means have
agreed to recommend to tho House noa-conour-
ro1,co In the senato amoudn1ept to rhe Anti
Moioty bill with reference to tho production OF
books. invoices, and papors in all suits aud pro-
oeedinRs other than criminal arising under any
Of tho revenue laws whenever tho attorney rep.
reaentug tho Government. believes thoy Wilt
tot.d to prove any allegation made by the Onitou
6tltos.
: PATENT DALT0T-DoxEa
Senator Carpenter. from tho Committee on
Elections, reported today thai while satd Com"
naitteo considered 1t impolitic TO adopt ballot-
box, 1t recommends unanimously to the States
seyerally Marstona aafety bnllot- box aH all OK
celont preventive OF bAllot-htuilng and otner
frauds,
, 1874-06-13
REAL ESTATE,
PUBLIC SALE. .
A Magnificent Suburban. Homo
for Sale at Sterling, Ill.


Tha splorFid tssdhnoo Of Mr.. l.. r. Doron fs now
pt!oIo4 er lslo beautifully located on tue 5ank el
Rock Rlett In Sterling, thriving, CncrRestc ana grow.
33E Nv with superior
oithe e. XN. y. II. r. Ns psin. 8 o1rense has boep
spared 10 mako It ono tho ost and lost elegant roa
Eahops ID tnb Woet. Thu afounds eomptso ex hcroh,
Chat tet natural beauty ngd magnificent eeono5x aud
MI Sssf: h'sEf: @ Saras2: sn
TIE ThGlo coyorod th natural conp.is;
Etstdeur oIcoi nnything fn tic entrp Wont.
Tho house odern built OF brick 10 BY ~ fcot. With
es.st;sto5 snd sysr, Elsa aat.t! ssrfsd oat
1or. btary reception and dln!ng tooIns. balls, and
9to nhq ~ ororv
drooon The hou:o & supplied Win al tts ,aodera I'm.
prpytMenta suoh a. furnace. cDoknRFan9o bAth.Foon
hes eta ana cold wa,or ia eys.y roqn} ..,,,,
4soat eare for oomt9st .nd oonysnionoo and a. TIC
en Tia p;t,aisoss nfias ~
q h ay an sS ~ Il ssSt
o1arnuo this eithor bofoso tho day Of sale.
, 1874-06-13
NOTES AND NEWS.
liptciai U.spatch 10 1ht Chicago TRIBUNE.

"
WAaurHuroH, D. g., Juno 12.-Tho Claim OF
$3.50, 600 Of tho publishing house OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Chu1ol South, tor property used
aud destroyed at Nashville during tho lata WAT,
seems likely, from rumor, to pass the Committee
on War OlaimH, In spite Of tho bttcr fight mado
againas it by Judge Lawrence, the Chairman OF
that Committee. Tho House usually defeats any
measure specially ohamponed by Judge Law
rence aaa the defeat Of the bill relating to Com
1nisBionars Of Claims was the result largely OF
prejudice against him on tue psst OF LIZ soutn .1s
bl. No bill on that subject Gun
bo paeaed at this session or duriug the coming
winter. Important changes IN the law creating
the Commission will probably be made.
DEATH OF cIYl1~BEnV1pE REFORM.
There III considerable rejoicing an,anG Con
gIeBsuen over the killing OF ClTiI-bery'oo Nolot
IL the House to-day. In TACT, there ata Sefy
fow people IN any position Haye those directly
jnteroHt1t M examiners who appear 70 GfleYe N
tho lcaBt for tho defunct.
FONT 1T. puILLtp CANAL.
Tin friends Of tho Fort et. Phillip oanal
project arc confident that the bill will phss
Il. the Benate without much opposition.
HUNDRED REcoNo1LIAT1oN.
There are rumors OF . reconciliation between
President Grant nnd Carl Hchurz. Jones ~ nHtd
to 10 doiug the olive branch business botweon
them In thla connection.
To the Associated PTtsst
CnoUTAW CLAIM.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Juno 12.-The Honee tl'ls
mor1lilg suspended the rlloH and Incorporated
In ths sundry Clyil Appropriation bill al appto-
priutio, Of 80 100 900 to pay the Chootaw Indians
IN accordance with tho old troaty stspulasions.
| EXCURSION TO oArE MAY.
| Tho President, with two or throe cabinet offs-
! GERS, attl several members OF both ho1iHea ot
| Congress- will leave bore tomorrow on m OK
onralon to Cape May. The party will return on
| Monday morning.
| pEcLlNEs TO INTERPRETERS
| Representatives. Platt and Howell to-day cRlfod
upo, tic President mud requested TINT troops he
eeH eertai" IL oioials whoso ii.es, hey psss wsre
! ia du,gor. On losring this, the remainder ot
tho Virginia delegation, with the oxnehtion Of
hIr. Thomas. unitod in q requess to t}to Prasi'
burr burs. at a. they believed that undor ka Marsha
, 1874-06-13

by this motion: and such reduction shall oont!nuo ,n-
y ri sha e.. 1oa sts G
count Of thu ankns fund provided for BY Tho second
clause Of Bco OF the act approved the 18th Of Fsbrn
ary 1901 entitled An aes to authorize Tho ssa Of
Unitod Staten notes. snd for tho redemption md fund
un!tod aiaes, and aha constitute portion of a.id
sinking fund. And tho nereat taoreon computed at
TIE rsse q per centam sa 10 added annually 70 saa
ia hcreb7 authorized TO astio And so ct public salc
scen Of he eonds Of Tie Entd sis Of
tho character aud description III tlS act for
United States notes to 20 tnet ros'foa 1na o.nce'c
1873 any holder bf United Status notes to tho aunount
of SO, any multiple thereof ay proseut them 70.
ates, or 1t tbs ooe Of tho Assistant Treasuror At
tho CITY Of Now York; and thoroupon he shall boen-
IT, @ s. II: ss ss 4ssd e
elass Il ths coupon o. rsassosed bonds q hs United
fbo aolise n tho ' rasandns @ Il ths nsens
as rs pSSa. esanas S s1
from taxation - provided In said aot: PTotidtd ho
ers, That the scorotary Of tho Treasury t. Aen Ct
~: 1s;::as 4. ssS a:;s: 5s.:: is:s;sd
Bont Of tho holder in The redemption Of bonds then
5odeemabe at ns or IN ts prean;e or pona a.
publtu service; and wlcn used to mcot current pay
montA m equal amount OF tho gold in tho Treasury
ahau be applied in redemption Of tho bonds known Al
$40 bonds.
So o. That nothing In this act sha'l bo ccnstrlea
to authosizo ny Of tho principal Of the pub
lio debt o! Tho United states. f''
O. r. Mon1eN,
JolIN HHtNbtAN,
A. B, MEnniLoH,
MHnagozs on the part Of The Senate.
HORACE MAYNAnp,
r; q, u. FAnwELl
Managers on tito barl of tho Homo.
, 1874-06-13

.,,5 n,a,,s,t- -A....,,., a.. 5l.w. - tta noun,rv
anu o d r. smn "n oa u
sn nea" no ha s;i n @ nnriasd prdarina sol
ioto dn taro ns H. ts 70 ,,n,I ta sate
nnt anu u9 ooi},,nd III "s9t3 ~ foga 70 any Jus
oon. ooo"nea uo,Y 20 .n;eTioso: ;e11an .n.vr47
r.o uoraa "'qn n 4ShMnm naosr,,ttno ~ tim ho,e,
today. agreed agreed to appropristo elooyo0o for tho
Rook faiai,d 1r1nofryp rp mi Arsonal.'
e s,oe.1- r,..sa -avr,nxtrr
rh. aarsln '41tUn9 no,,7rn,nd n III fol,ow.
,,9 "o rom1n"tfo,u .'nHf Inhn Wasaon. Hur-
w vasor. Gcnnrni ~ Arfeonn: i.
snorry Indian AGENT At Fort Dorthold, Dakusa
11n%n Noh - r. PSrkcr 9so]loc,or of Inter-
nj Reyen,1o for Coioradn TorHtory A.; q.
, 1874-06-13

Catnorou, Daunis, Lewis, and Window. Who
would huvs voted for the report, wserc nadrod
with Mossss. Cragtn, Kelly, Wadlcigh. and sauls-
bury, who would have voted against 1t.
JUDICIAL.
Mr. CARPENTER, from tho Judiciary Com
mittoe, reported fav osably OH bill to determine
tha jurisdiction Of Circuit Courts OF tho. United
States, and to regulate the removal Of cauaes
from State Courts, and for othor purposes.
Placed on calendar.
PoBT-oFRIoR hill.
On motion OF Mr. WEST the Post Ol1ioe Ap-
proprtat,on bill was takau up.
The SeIlate then went into executive session,
aud soou after adjourned until tomorrow.
, 1874-06-13

A motion Of b1r. LAMI80N'S to strike out m
item Of $4,000 for light-houao aud beacon at
Alr. BENEn making q apeeoh against striking
out, In which he assorted that the motion uas
nude on tho bas|B Of some observations lnado by
members Of q pleasure trip, tue expenses Of
which rsrs sd By 1 fss 1o
Matthias Point was Of no eatthly use, and that
there wore enough lighthouses on the Potomac
to supply tho who!e country, II thoy wore fairly
distributed.
Mr.. 6ENEn suggested TINT hfr. Lamison Ind
"aeon double" on that occasion. ....
Mr. LAMIsON retortel that aIr. Bener never
drunk too much un1ecB liquor waB suppl1ou ~
somebody else. [Laughter.] man ml.ht 20
drunk when hs made ~ 1of y he he
insisted Oh it after he got sober. lLaughtaT.!
Attor further discussion tho motion to STRIKE
out was adopted-97 to 10. A..
On motion Of ~; rAnMhnM as n,.S Smo.3 o.. t.so ar
Jurisdiction Of tho Lighthouse 1soaio WAS OK
% An lem % or SO. 600 was inserted for the light"
house at tie mouth OF IAunEof bay liver
rhe i1on Of a7otoo for 0nt'lng guns for for
ttGcations waa dlYcasnod Mt some leugth, being
onnnsod by bIesarl. WHEELER md MAY.
| NhRD, and aayoosted by Moasrs. BUTLER
| (A1nss.) ind COuuAN. M 40
On motion Of hlr. COpUlsN the appropriation
| n, SIS 900 was made to boglu on publication Of
tho of1icia rooordH Of the War OF tho lsobellon,
hath Of tho Union aid Confederate arn,ies.
wsn inaortad for converting certain buildings In
| Tort loayeuworth, Kan, into military prison,
| CURRENCY hill.
Having alupoacd Of thirty.nlno Of tue flfty-four
pagos OF tho b!ll the Committee fose. :,
SIy. MAYNARD gave. notice that ho would
seek tho flour at - o'clock tomorrow to mAke
tho conference report On tho Currency bill. ::
Adjourned.
, 1874-06-13
MISREPRESENTATION.

9ELF-PRESERVAT
Specfat Uispatch 10 1Hs Chfeapn Tribune.
CLAYTON WILL F1dnr THE wEsrEuw, AnKANsAs
JUDICIAL DISTINCT n1LL. ~, -
WARRINGTON, .. G.. Juno 12.-Tho bill to
abolish tile Western judicial District Of Arkan-
sas which was tho result OF long and thorough
investigation BY tho Committee on Expenditures
In the Department. Of Justloo and which, upon
being reported to the House, WAS passed by an
unanimous vote, wont 10 the Senate and waa
rcforrei to the Judiciary Committee. II report
cd upon fnyorabiy by that Committee. thote,ls
no doubt that 1t will pass by at least 1arge
Senator Clayton. Notwithstanding his reecnt
ths % grip Of death upon any aud, tho
slightest means whereby he may retain
political power In Arkansas. Il the bill booomos
low 1t Legislators out Of otlloo the presont Mar
shat Of tlat District, Clayton's friend aud lily,
aud under whose management tho j.
PUBLIC FUNDS HAVE DEEN sroLES
to suoh an extent that tho expenditures OF ;hib
district have reaohed tho enormous sum- Of
s25O, 900 por npnum. Clayton thoxetore dosiFes
to save hiB friend, and through him to cont1o!
tho expenditure OF the money for tho support Of
hiH olIlo0 Ho has consequently 1vowed hls de-
termination to defeat the b II Possible but
ia. to prevent tho judiciary Committee
from reporting tho bill to tho 5ouate. His intlu-
onoo is, therefore, being concentrated upon tho
mombors of that Committee. aud to induce
them to AZ
ALLOW TIE Dill TO SLEEP.
There ia one other reason apparent for Which no
tIesiroB the defeat Of tho measure, nameiy: to
koop in office the corrupt Judge Story, who. like
the Marslal, would loso his occupation by tho on
octu1oit Of tho bill into q Law. Tuis Judge haa,
ny horotofore printed iu these dfepatchoa, been
provon guilty OF roosvlng bribcs and OF admit
ting to bail murderer convicted aud awaiting
sentence. If Clayton can sage aioa, he rnhy be
useful in preventing Justice in the nterost Of the
thieying railroad fantlon vlioRo iron heel Las &c
br,liBel the people Of that stato.'
, 1874-06-13


Consideration Of tho currency question was
resun,ou. nnd aftar debate, at hnlf-1Ast O'Clock,
a vote Was taken, and the report agreed to-
vans. D2: nayB, %. ~ followa: !.
, 1874-06-13
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD. =.

mEMon1A1s:;
bfr. SCOTT prosecuted tho memorial Of work.
adjourn without action on tho pending financial
f3nty on Iron snj steol. Roforred.
Wr, WEST presented tho memorial Of John N.
morce, e' aud Of jed. Thompson md Ja,nos Long"
street, Louisiana State Engineers.
RAILROAD NILS.
Mr.. oGLEsBY, from tue Committee on Pub
lio Lands. reported back the bill 70 iasorpoIate
tue Eaatern d western I1hnepottataon CoAs
pany, with tho authority to CONSTRUCT q rnaIroad
from the coast Of South Carolina to, thp Missouri
aud sshsd tat i % to 'h'
NAH. TRANSPORT ALTON.
tho superintet,dent OF tue Railway. A1all Service
explaining tue differences s ne.%eon Tue to5sro.
regard to the transportation Of mails. asd asked
leave to haya 1t printed. -. - t
PREFERENTIAL. ELECTION ETo. '.
Mr. .cARPENIEh, from tho 9omn.ueu n'a.ae,, o.. o..
Privileges and Elections, feportcu a4'a1tely on
tho souate blu for further Eroteetlon III Ihe oec-
tions for President. VICE -floeidehe, ann mem"
tera Of Congress- With written report, aud the
Committee was discharged from further eonS'd"
ef''''n ''' 'aSSs1s; ocFsnioars, ETC. -; -.
The amondmonta Of the House to the 1i to
amend tho laws relating TO patents, tradomafks;
nsssedp naa sdIp5fshss ""f' e'a'"'tsa ILL., anu '' ''
,.sALA;n11s or FosfMAAEEaa. 49, HM
Mr. RAMSEY, from sae Ios.,Ua'1 sa Son Iii
too. reported without amenamen' 81 moase n.. o1a
for tue fevtaion OF tho sa1@1'os u ro"'Faahl'''
Throughout the oonntIys .ns :
xIaJ n11thoD t,. -, LASns: Mo,,,;.,aa ,,,> MI,
Mr. sphAtoE, from 1n9 So,tlts1 III " W a,ot
io Aenda repoftad aovaIso on ~ u ~
tho titlea OF settlers gu Ino Mss t,a saia
road Gompanys amns, laut4E la snAt 80 =; H.,
paoy may, 4poa tet1A4!lo saoit; san1 ~ ~.
LANDS from tho lhqsnnlty n5'7 P,aaal an eia
d Lake superior Afanon "oao' *'aoeu w 'n'
calendar. ,z ,,r. 4
THE flSAnos' .se'..; ILL., ~ ,a;aor,t,,t -.
The senate then fes91loa NY o.snr. ~ w.
unfinished business, na'nG 1Is ropgaa ~; VI '1'*'
conferenco Gommtoo 90 Inc @ G'nnnue nnnnroniaa o ~
tho question: , ...t A.
The CHAih Nnga!ie1 annoNnceu ~ ~ .Las ~. tho ti,o
question Was upon agreoltg 90 ING lepors ~ ;ns
COMMITTEES OF Conference. No oeaatos 'aa!ne
| tho floor, he directed tass sne soA-oan rto.
| coed. A. violent rain-ssoFm Was ptevalnng AZ
| the time, aud the noise upon tho masau'o dooi
Tns 30 efoat tnat ounh.ol su'aG is,s. us ha9 ~.
aerpaa tho chamber, therefore .naeIneaa uao W
| be suspended for short sllnp.
| hIr. STEWART took tho hoor, ana sala ~ was
evidant that tho Chair WAS not hearn ny son
atorh when he directed INC to 70 % ea1lou: ~
, 1874-06-13
SPAIN.

btApnIp, June l2.-SenQr Heabala, Presldens
of lilo Ministry, las authorized the 0eAerhla
commanding tbs National forces in the north to
graut parslot,B to Carlsts who BiSo in their sue-
mission to tho Goyernlnant. ~, j.
senor Montillo. wlloae appointment as Minis
tor to tie United Htatoa was some time Ako nh-
nouncoi, and afterwards ooutraltctod, has been
ordered to proceed to Washing ton without aelas.
Thp Carllata shot two officers wlo uutlnleu hE
Uul4npp.
, 1874-06-13

Mr.. SHERWOOD presented tho petitions Of
the tobacco manufacturers OF Toledo against Al.
lowing farmers to sell tobacco without tax; OF
tho grooesa aud druggists Of Toledo to dof'ne
grosa OF friction matches. and Of Northwestern
, 1874-06-13
ITALY,

NomE, Juno 12.-Tho American pilgrims and
tho leading members OF tho Society for the Fro.
motion Of tho Catholic Interests In tile United
States met to-day at tho palace Of Cardinal Bar
romeo. Tie Cardinal nude an addross, pratslng
tho pilgrims for their zeal and conraEe and din. M
members, and Bishop Dweuger returned thanks.
Tho pilgrims have proHented to the Pope
elQo ,9oa Ia money, besides Golfer Of gold from
tho American raines. Tloy leave Rome OIL Tue
10th inst,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-05-16
A GhOStIY Chateau.

Travellers in Switzerland who have
explored the fiat alluvial delta of the
Valley of the Rhone may remember
fine old house about three miles from
Villeneuve, called the Chateau du
Grand Clos. OF a solid square form,
with high-peaked roof, lofty chimneys,
spacious hall and perron, and pretty
old-fashioned garden, with expresses
and fountain, it seems to have been
transplanted out of northern France in
the last century to this region of ugly
little stone town houses or mountain
wooden chalets. It's story is curious.
1t was built, and for long time in
habited, by the self-styled educ de
Normandie," one of those numerous
claimants to be the real Louis XVII,
of whom, it seems, we are never to
hear the last. The educ" at all events,
took great pains to inform himself of
all the particulars which (supposing
him to have been the ill-fated prince)
she might be expected to know. His
library, which recently remained in the
chateau, and is probably still to be seen
there, consisted of books, pamphlets,
and papers of all kinds, many hundreds
in number, but all, with one exception,
connected with the story of the great
French Revolution. Is it necessary
to add that the quaint old chateau pos
sesses its ghost storyP An English
family, it is solemnly stated by the
neighbors, were twenty years ago ten
ants of the house. They went to sleep
as usual one night, but next morning
the place which had known them knew
them no more. They had disappeared
utterly from the face of the eaath, and
from that hour dismal clankings of
chains have been heard at midnight
through the echoing rooms. Unhap-
PLY the narrative just stops short of
the interesting point. Had the lost
family paid their bills?
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1874-05-16
Good Night.


Out Of the shadows now cry " Good night, a"
To those who knew me when the world was
bright,
When life was gladsome and my heart was
light.
o friends, the darkness shuts me from you all /;
1t rises round me like an iron wall,
Albeit hear afar kind voices call
Tho night has come-a night that brings no
rest,
With thronging phantoms of the past pos
sess'd
night that weighs alike on brain and breast.
o dim eyes blinded with excess of pain,
. feet that stumble though the ways DO plain
o aching heart and weary, restless brain!
If only slumber sought you from the night,
Sleep that were broken by no mornings light,
Sleep that no dream nor sudden noise could
fright,
would not sorrow, though the sun were set,
But to cease from anguish and regret,
To fold the weary hands aud straight ferget!
But though the day be gone, I may not sleep,
Beside dead happmess.my watch 1 keep,
Nor may even linger here toweep.
But forth into the shadow must go,
see no star above my pathway glow,
And whittier it may tend do not know
Will ever morning chase away the night2
l seeno dawn-blank darkness walls my sight
l have outlived my happiness. Good night.