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The PsTUate Life and Public Services Of
Salmon P. Chase. by R. B. Warden. One
vol. royal svo. s54 pages. We have re-
ceived a copy of this work from the pub
fishers, and given it a hasty glance
enough TO give favorable opinion of the
ability and care of the compilation and
preparation of the material of the work,
and to afford evidence that the mind that
has thrown these materials into such salts
factory shape is not unworthy of the task
undertaken. We shall make occasional
extracts from the work, to show its drift
and liter, ry merit, and enable our readers
to judge of the desirsbleness of possess.
ing the life of so prominent an American
statesman. See adv,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19
NEW ADvERrusEmENrs.

r. ID. CASE, Physician and Surgeon, Office
over D. W. Haskell's store, corner Of Spring and
Main Sts Ashtabula. Ohio. 12S9tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

Mems kid gloves, both black and color
ed of the best make, at Morrison 6 Sned-
ekor'S.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

Fall goods received every week and
sold below all competition at Carlisle &
Tyler's. 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

Novelties in ruchings and collarettes al
Carlisle s. Tyler's. 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19
Staple Goods Now Arriving.

Flanne Blankets Cassmere, Waterpof Ladies cloths Under
and 81 10 worth So $275 worth sl5S Shaw
Scarfs, Nubias &c, from Auction
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

They have the best cotton batting in
the city for 1S cts. per 10. at Morrison 8
Snedekor's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

For SALE.-A few gallons of Rubber
Paint will be sold cheap. Apply at this
Office.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19
MARRIED.
DIED.

In Ashtabula, Sept. 18th, by Rev. 8: y; .h1Gs' b1G'
Mr.. z. Ziegler to Miss Emma Pratt, OF AsnS-o---
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

Woollen yarn one dollar a pound at
Carlisle & Tyler's. 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

SATURDAY MORNING. sEPTt0, 1914
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19

Rubber boots at Morrison 6 snedekor's
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-19
THE TELEGRAPH.

Tsrn.. se per Year n Adyanee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10

pbtIaOtlptta, ga, 4. DEC.
StOmaS Cooper, paRUr Der fr.isH Gan
arssatiOns &tr&t In 5rantfOrb, bate
H& ssasrn auf cine iaItmms anf6alpt'
auns 3u SsraniwCstsn, ant ct ittbi tset
uutsr $4,000 8arsl&uit- Gr DtrS be-
l6uIhisi, auf Die a&lsbntabrtst Slpra
RaY S.ttrs pon GrunifrEp stueH csT'
brsGsrtf&sn GneriT asma&t une Fs sc
mtsbancslt tu tubsn. Die @ntlass
mar pom Batter bss Wdpbsns uR0 ;uar
i'm gDsss bee GtUtIprvssfss, erbobsr
wurpsn. Der Rldssr ptrlaHst sint
S&aplOstanbIuus Opn $4,000. Die
Ulttsltsfsr Der 8tr&e prs 5rrru Cooper.
tallsn tbn fur unl&ulets.
Die bsihsu 5auisr sss @cusrs0sS
trat,n Isbltn WOnlGs In @aisinstOn
,ufammsn u. tr5Fnsttn bic. swsits Ssi'
| Iien brs 43fsn GonersTte.
| Sis Nta.r In W,ftliiippt btbrObtsi
In srobeu Saaarsn ,. SIart StdSSurf
In b.r @bf6t, R6 bss 9srt6lbauise 81
t.md6tissn. Die 0st6sn In Sids5art
erifsn ,u BEN DaHtn une 8Uetn e''
gss,rn sutssssu. Sm srf'n 3uiaW
msntrsFsn purptu bic 9lsesr unt'r stnsI
8srlut pom bier Sppttn unO ptsls
Slsffirisn, iuriidssf&la8sn.
prOfsGOr 6OIssnsCrf pirD ben @rd
, fen arntm ptttbttot9en.
@tnetunntt 5. SB. gir'
4 Daniel 9osan, bic Srau stnss mobile
bsnbtu Sarmsrs In 0lrntscmsrs. b
290 Yfunb pOs, fam cnburb um b
esbsn, bab Fs Dunnsrfas aus psm S'
f,I unb ras @tnid brad.
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sfndlridltu uon Guropa.
Cpsr 8absI.)


Deutfhlaub. DIR 6sISmarl@au
@rof pom RuUu 1T lfwsr trfrantt.
8srIir,3. Ds,. Die 8sst'runs
bat pi, prcutnsaISsbOrr our6 ensa
lar onosptsIsn, bic SsU5Ifsru a in e'r
prtuoIt6R.u B.if, por ptn Bor'pt'as'
lunasn Der braFItautihsn auspanft'
ruuosa a.nttu ,u warntn. Soriwdsrias
t.tr,u BON bisitu apsutsn psrlsttst'
Queo,pauosrtr In osr ranrisftn 8tr
faNuns suriid.
9trItn, 6. Dry. Dir Sunets
rats bat cas prtu,ip stnsr 8stdsban
oua,nommst uub tsn Sspinsunssn gu
a,ltlmmi, auf ptlts bin bic 8sStsrun'
Die G.IlfOn Der Yr,ueii&sn Sant an fa'
R,t6 porssftlassn bal. Gtn Commit
tee 1T nit Der 8spaEttOn Der S0rld9fn
pslds Der Iss,sIatlpsu erwaeun8 81
un,,rbrsitsu hub, 6saultri4t potptn
Wan erparttt, oab bic hstsn S@rtii
in Der austlss.ntstt tm eanfs rss nd&
fen Wunats sstban wsrssn.
CUBA. Bh 9udutamani TT Ell
ipaniIdts 6ifsufttf psrunslhdt. .
| pufcufu Fuo rrtruntsn.
| @rc6brttani,n. 3u Duuets babe
10000 5arbrttartsittr bic arbstt Ht'
bra'lsat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
- o.. altoona ,avssum" tsiVriat

- De atiooua nepssum" btiprtHt
pi, grase: ,,ednn ttu @auH unttr III
Sabr,n fur i.tu,s SObnss 5anptln vsr'
antwprili& ssmuat wsresuS" e'nt
sptttps nit stusm 18iabrts,m Sobns
,u.brunnts uamlt6 in f,uttssr atsb' s's
osu sin,w swnn,iatdSdasu Ssti@'u,
b,t R,lt,r Der TuuEt auh Fu8 anr IN
maSts5I @latb psttsr braunts bic pie
rer Rnptrn ssfautsest T'FrsH fDHn's-
DIR SnsfiObn i6Ius aus asrSsr par'
User pta Nn6baru ris 5tnRsr eln,
,, u.I&. S,r iuuss Batter b'sab!sn i0ut'
abr Mot Woais.
Der Suys.e BON Sr snpil' ba
stusu SFsutil6su guiFuf stlnRsH gu
uu,erItieuns css as.nsn waRr'nS 0s'
gBtnttrs.
- d. Gtnrubnsr pCn Wtla Otuas'
@ue,r County, Ofatrsu $1,000 D'mt'
utaru, psI&sr stns @hbh. @srt'r'
gDO(lsufabrit oter 9apisrmibIs stabl'r'
w,u. gh wcGtn fsrnsr $4,000 ~
raenp tine Sabr't tEifsusrn, ws'ae D
Qrbtttsr tsfadfhstn wtrp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10

Dtt 0untsipaIU 10 b tnr
unlsrt Stabt ilt ntGt mstr 3u nett snt'
fernt unc Inn tstns psittrsn 3rutsl NIT
unfsrn 9tamtsn su bubsu, 70 " sS bic
pFtht einss isbtn 8aresrs ben Tom
menb.n gcrwatIsn feline aufmsrtlam'
tsit su l&sntsu unb paraufs su isbsn, rot
quite Dslssatsn sur GUnOsntiOn ssianoI
wsrbsn I'M bort quite esuts fur Stamtsr
,u ncmtntrsn. 81 btsfss bsfOlSt Il
braubt nan niGt immsr In unSswtb
p.it su fsin, OF bic sinbsSabItsn Stsusr'
quo Su ben bsfimmtsI 3wsdsn Osrrtn
bet ptrSsn unp nt6t elm GROCER Sest
NO aubsTss Bin sstt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
Meta IsMnrftprriIc.

SrrantUn, 9. Ttitmbsr.
8tfIHGel. Sun Siibntr IS &ts. per
plumb, Bl,25 PER pdar. Iurisp % Gts. rtr
rfr. Gnit % per pfuns. SGnis % Gents
PR pmne.
8ra6ts gimpnsn 70 Gents PER DustnS,
gIpfsliinsn 10 Gts. 81 90 per DuBsne, Coco.
uue 10 - IS Gts. has 9fiid, Atpfsl 25 40
Gis. per ped, Bananas rs 9is. - $i.W psr
DuSene, 9trnsn IS - 30 Sts. PER Quart,
Glerphdnien 10 - 20 GEMS has Stiid, Dc.
ldparr 3raubrn IS - % Ste. per plumb Ubtr
40 GIs. per StatisL 9pneOre 80 Gents per
8pr.
STD uns aufsrn. aunrn so =
rs Gems per Quart IN eSr Staae 81. so ptr
6uneert. Sabecd 12I Gle. ptr plumb, Saii
but 20 Cts. str pfuup. SCef d. 10 bis 12t
Cts per pfurb, !Srht is Cts PER plumb, &C.
Gfrsifis Yab Is &Is PER pmne. GIOuabsrs 10
9luis per pmno, gottsrs IS Gents per Yfunp,
Salmon Irput IS 9is. per plumb, pcrstts ~
Gts psr Plumb, Wtibiib IS 9ts per plumb,
Shp rItr Bag fS 0is ptr pfunp, trii6t
Dtad rel IS 25 Cts per Stiif, 9llufi&
Is Gts per Plume, sssaiFiS i25 Gents per
8Tttf6. gortrsaus unS SirIuin 20
Cts rer yfune, runp l6 Gis, SirIpiu Brattn
90 &ts, fur,r Ripprn Yrutrn Is - % Cts,
suppsnRril6 tC - 16 Cts, slnSdHrtss
Nmp ~ - iS Gte, iunsse eGmm IS - 20
lts rsr pfuno Samml 10 &s per rfunb.
6Ilb is = - Cts. Shptius i2- IS &ts,
Dsll9tr Spsd l6 - lS Ct rn Yfunp.
8smiiIe. 9pbntu 8 It's PER Quart so
Cts per ped ptttrlIie 5 - 10 9ts per Bun.
pti, 3uiebtIn 10 - ~ Gts pr Quart apbl
ruben % - 80 @ts per prd, Wpprubsu 81
&fs per ped, Bolton Rtrreiitg une Subdrb
Sauaft 4 &ts per pfunb, anobIauh 80 SIS
per SurprL ptise Rnhsu 81 Sis per ped,
i6RarIs 8ttlias 20 Cts psr Plumb, % - 81
Gems PER dlai1s.
GItfbt @emiift. Rriiis, s Gts per
Sunptl, 3lrtpff,ln 25 9te per ptd, Slumtn.
rs grs ptr Rppf, AnIbiIe 20 Gis per
Stiid, rstb. Riissn 10 Gis rtr 9unetl, rrtbts
Rrduf 5 Gts. per pune., Sibt 9artOftIn 60
Sts per Ord, Gina Spbutn Is - 25 SIS per
Guart, iiiBn pftfTsr ~ 25 9ts pr Oustne,
9paITsifTsIs 10 - IS Gts per 8unetI, 9'ltrie
25 - 80 Gts per SInet.
@erGu6tTtts 6lsilb unb slid.
S6iuftu. gan 10 9is ptr Plumb. brim pfunp
2I SIS psr pfuup, ,3uugt 81 - 50 eas
Stad, 9tinl lstlt % = 20 per plumb, Spsf
t6 gts psr pfc. @Idu6n's Salmon 30 Cts
PR plumb, Salitut 81 Cts, Ssriuae 30 - 10
5ts pr Der, Brlusnes 20 - Is SIS per
Plumb.
BerGGtebsnts. Gin 35 Gts PR
Dusrne, 5onig in 6laslbahulr 30 Ste per
Plumb, iauTe- NiIoiuusn i23 Sts ptr pfunN,
idurr 5gp intfiier 5 GIs pr pfune, frt6t
adleauurn 10 Sis ptr pfune, 8sit Is Gfa psr
punh, Tatttlu 20 9is Pr pfunp, Ropir
zurup $3.50 i.75 per GalpEs, Atpftl
S2.50- $50 ptr DAP, Soalrr Sueiern 81
asuls per Quart. Riuu 6Ifil6 20 Cts pr pfb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
3al Oerf0ufen:

Cine partis GsuJpe1sn uue Brstttr 7
pUn pcriiali9er Qualtidt; icpw Baubrlj ts-
eer slrt. rtltes naob Btlfsauus sridst unb &c.
IitfrrtRirb. Aufniss rtbmsn an pr. SbdIlss
Bit&er, Scranton, prtr Stautu. Srttltr.
Dunniras. 5ml74
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s. G u c r!


8priug une 9ortbrile BON (MutuaD
afasuiritietu 6tuerprriibrrurgs @rirlltaftsn
aeasn (StockJ Capital. Gpmpdanitn.
9Sarum In elmer auslGneilhsn tSeIrul6afi
perEpsrn, psnn 5br in Ysnupoanisn in elmer
bsiern @ritalhafr Cub als 1beibabrr az
@tpinu unp SerIuif periibtru unb nrIhIirben
fGHni, unb babel
ID Bon 25 bic 50 prrsrnt @elb trfpart.
q Ststue 6rfabr lauft, ab Cure 9rmpaanis
aufgrbrphen pre, peer pis beim 9biraac 6tutr
aus lbrsr 9riiisnS aeiriebtr.
Dur6 3jdbriae 9rfdbrura, bat etr llnlsr.
ssibnsts beirr pIine pen Ystiberunssn &C
prift, unp bat hie Ilrbrpeusrna sswpnnrn, Oab
eie Mutual Gpmpaanirn an iitr'itrn unh bill.
lsnen Tne. Dtbbalb fprs1t pOr unp ptrf.
drrt Gu6 in Ter frlssnetn juSrrlaliietn Com
pa9nien:
9tbiab Bailey, gllltniopn, pa, s $4,000.
Columbia, Of Columbia, San-
talfer &c., T25, 600.
prCtselipt Nutual Of SbrHans
boab, pd., 100000.
9nmania 9strnsprri. Co.,
9irw gorf S,G00.C0O
Ditir Gompdsnisn iinp ale iitrr. ;uptrldiIia
uuo prompt i'm S3ablrn. Danibnr fir raa
mir biebrr sti6rnfre 3uirausu ais 4arnt
ptree ib mid bfmlbsn, aud In bcr 3ufunf
meutn 0rsuneen RtrCbt ~ perren.
SSft74 SbrtiftaR SpllneL N9rnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10

als bier pbsn anasssStnsn 9tiT6se ilnb i'm
0ordus ttJdbis AbUuusmtutsgtIefr ppm l..
Stiobrr anp ipdisr an gtrsdutr Snetm mir
hafir ednitu, sIiu6su mir unitrt 8Truuet
ptnn Tic st'ass tiumal bri aalIr iiuh, unltnT
ju stptniea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10

Dtt sSctf&aft bss
praftbeuttn, nellie 81 rsm Gone
srse Isstsu @OHtus auf&tdts, 1T s'n
Iausss Document, weI&ss tsSc& an
Iaas unb pirtlta aud ju ntttsfas'no
tR, um Bel barattr ,u IPrs&sn. sStT
wsrben I'm 9auis Der 3sit stntSs Yantt'
perIelbtu In Ssraibuns Sistsn. Sh'
bisit @C&e if bic 3sit 3u tura anb un'
fee Raum su bsIGranFt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
0erflufe -Nerlangt.
3u t,erf0mfen g:

Dae an tsr Ode BON Gsbar u. Bird StraBt
Ii.Nsarb. ssltStnt spsiiiSdtss @Sbnbaus ~ NIT
Got fsbr btlis ~ psriaafsn osrr. stasn sins
6arm ju Sfrl u5&tn. Wabfrs Austunn eIIapri
man In tsr SfTet be. vi. 2ou3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
ROAD WAY HOTEL,
IL. MARI

Senrp 0SaiIsr, Gistribiimr.
Wstur Jrsuntr 10 rttn bet mir frts quite Sc.
trantr uuc artls GrirIi6Gnen rrbaltsn unb
fsts tine CUTE Inter altuus ftneen. 26n4
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Rm aecrmicfbcM :

Uiir cine Rs;bs Sabre 81 iSis Alder autss
eausrrildnb, gsIsasn i'm 2adapanna Scph'
,bip unb an bic Giy Serantcn srtnStne, an
Der Finite ron pittstuu apsuur, unD nur 2,l
Winut'n Sang prn br Stibtufabrif. Disis
Sausrst tis ct iib ppriiielltt gum Sdlitn pcn
auber fir R,lbarpinu uub Sur paau:ung
vrn 6ismifsu fir hen Warft Die Tsunipl.
pania Babn paIirt purb eas eaub an etm
Beaver Wsarbop Gnbr. NrbreIr quite duel
len hue auf esm 9ane. Wssed 5ermint Mnf
Sebineunssn frass man nab bri
9pbn 3aubItS
29irbr Suantcn, pa
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Ranlots.

81 Cots. an hsr RsmiustOu sssrur (Slc.
Gums 5lat) ssI,stn, ptrrsn arstn pitr ttrrtn'
ptife 3abIunsrn gum Wsrtauf ausatbctsn.
,iir Baumriifsr III biris @elrasnbtit gut ba
Sant ssnus auf rem ranhr IL, I'm Zen alnt-
rris rsr tets btrausi6Iaasn su FSnrtn. va
btre NusFlnft pirb arasbrn rVn 9 has. D.
Bred, rter in otr STi &C prS ,gBcGsntlat"
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Osaebias ppa GbarIes Qaua.

Der liunrtitrsit III ais aOminifratcr fir
bsn Rl6laB bts prrtorbrutu Gbprlcs 9aus
ppH ter Orphans Court tiuati,st pOretH.
81 Spbu 9auffiau.
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stc,ue Nss;ct0em.

Gene Fdt6ueu Slaee @alnut Stl.
brrrabmtu iinb ned immrr In ID. Srpp 8
Tpalrifprr su bnttu. .--
Giue Tdh6ue HusDnhl bon ptl3sn
In W. Rrppn's Dpndi Stpre.
stu Slu;rioer. Nue ptrlrntr, p,lGe
otIOnnsu GinS. NIT ausipGrtis'n 3situnstn Gor'
Tnfts fir 9nIcriruus bon gnieissn ju MAIDEN.
Iclltsn 25 Gents a.
Geo. P. ROWell d Co., 4lPark Row,
New York
lrneen, I'M ibr l00iritistS pamptist cine eiif'
pru 5000 3simugrn unb SUf uaaldi &c fur
sn,sissn snibaltenb, su rrbaItsn.
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NSartner 9eimbt.
Gin 9Gdsr, mir $500 Capital, nm sini
usus gaderr aulufanasn in rinrm sutsn 9's'
i6dfIsplas. aeiur SpPrfttUn. Ha6iufraasr
In periti Srp,bttton. III
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-12-10
ADLER LIME.
Npfts Sampffbifffabrt
ipilbtH
SSetu SEprf uar Sambir0,


ria pIpmsutb uub GbsrbourG
psrmiitslff btr ptuer, pratipel ttnatrtbfti'n.
tii'rnsn pot. Ddmpfitiffs srfftr alaIit. ttbtS
pon 5000 Gpnnen unp ron 800 fHseitpsr
pfrrrstrafl:
56tbf, DteIaue, gtiitH9,
S6tIIeE @ellsrt SerbtE
Die Dampfsr eisirr einIs bsfSrSsrn bic
Sersiuiste Staaten @oit
unb fabrrn ne fOlst:
BON 5amsurs BON Rtp gOrt
Shillcr, &c. Nor, 1874 IS. Dsj. "a
seiiina, 10. Dss. 1874 20. 3ss. "a
9srsssr' e. sa Gs' 5s7t Js7i & e. Gan. Gam 75 75
pa(fu ss-prstft:
Bon Rsp gprf mad plsmruib. 9OnsUn,
grihol, Gbubcurs unt Samburg:
1. Saiat' .. saiSH, Sob 60
3wi,heuprd, Gurrsnts 81
Bon 5amturs mad 9sp gOrf:
II. SdIpn, Sob Si20
l. SaIu" 2. Gallon, GCIp 70
3p'Ihtnefd, GurrGntY "a
GLUE riuitlirsli6 Ter . ISlhguns.
ainter ipiitsn Inb 10 9abun bic oGlfts.
Retpur.S illsts Su billissrsu prtiitn
Die Dnmpfrr her ,sIclr.eiuie" inp
Gimmtlt6 neu une NIT allen 0rbsfIsrunesn
ausgsllaittt in Srlue auf
Siherbrlr, S'q IrmiId,tsir u. . ShnSltatsit
Die rIt Gdiif II aufS tIrsnntsls sinse.
riGtst; bic annette Gailts btSttt ben erO6su
8crtbtil, I'D ebtnfallS auf benz SduptOff ~
tefnstn, mo bic ats ssIssrn II. las 3pi.
ldheneed BIT Lbibtilunaen fur 8 bis 20 peIIo.
mn, IL nit 8snhsrn uno 9biilsn Strfrbru uns
mmt brnjsnigsn 3beil Der Sbifs tin, in
prldptm Id auf erH mrifsu Dampfsrn BIZ
,peiir 9aiIts bsfnprt.
pldtle ei, ms ,us,ibtdi rtrhru, tsfErbtrn
mir nit bitlsr S6tTsn nab alI,n IbsiIsr
DsWi1Ianea.
Wlau prnbs ib pessu pdiIaas an
Knauth, NachOd & Kuehne,
1i3 Sroabray, Yep Yprf
8eHrral Ayeutsn.
SS. 8. SSisfel,
26u4 Serautpu, pa
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A0olpb 0esmer,

9Ti.rtistr BON t&tsH nab IiiaFIi&sH paar-
fa6tu. t0e
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& NIT tn II q { u

ittt srbaIisnc abrnntmtaisstIen RSbrtnS stt
perfIpTeutn GRpnatst
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11
Court Items.

In the Superior Criminal Court, on Mon
day, the trial of Edward Coleman, for
murder the killing of Charles Bennett, on
the twelfth of April, on Peters street near
Hospital street,, and Patrick Dowling, for
accessory before the fact, was commenced .
By ? P. NJ. a jury was obtained, and-ex-
cept recess from four to six o'clock the
case was proceeded with until 10 P. N.
1t being impossible to finish the case
during a night session Judge Atocha CON :
menced again. at A. NJ, on Tuesday. and
the case closed at 3 A. NJ, on Wednesda y
morning. when it went to the jury, who,
after about twenty minutes absence, re-
turned verdict of"guiIty" in tho casa of
Coleman, and mot guilty as to Dowling.
The jury unanimously returned its thanks
to Judge Atocha for. this quick and time
saving way of proceedings. and also to the
Attorney General, who, although still suf-
fering from the consequences of his late
attack Of sickness, manfully kept at his
post until the case was finished.
Jurors find out that this is different W ay
and tar more agreeable from the former old
system to adjourn court in capital cases
early in the afternoon, locking up the jurors
night after night, sometimes for a week or
more, while the proceedings were slowly
dragging along.
The Superior Criminal Court has ad
journed until the twenty-second instan t
when the celebrated Earle and Gary ey
case-the third trial-wiil take place before
Judge Cullom, of the Fifth District Cou TT
Judge Atocha, as former counsel for de-
fense, having recuse ed himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11
Marks Kaiser.

We are pleased to learn that our young
friend Marks Kaiser, of this city. is every
where meeting with success and apprecia
tive audiences on his concert tour. On the
fourth instant he gave an entertainment at
st. Paul. Minnesota, and the Daily Press of
that city says of him:
Mr. Marks Kaiser, the young New Orleans
violinist, made his bow to large and tash-
ionable audience of the elite of St. Paul last
evening, at New Music Hall, and the bright
est expectations relative to that young gem
tleman's proficiency on the "king of instru-
ments'' were moro than realized. Mr.. Kaiser
is exceedingly graceful in his execution,
and plays with . marvelously fine touch,
infusing much feeling into his softest notes
or dashing impetuously along, as the music
REQUIRES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11
BY TELE GRAPH
CONGRESS.
House.

House.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-The House TO-
day passed Buffers substitute Tor the
Geneva award bill, by vote OF ll3 to lol'
The provisions of the substitute bill are
substantially that the amount of the award
shall be distri buted, first, to those who SUIT
fered direct losses in the capture or destruc-
ton of vessels by the Confederate cruisers.
Second, to remunerate ship owners tor the
war premium which they were compelled
to pay, even where they suffered no direct
losses, and. third, to insurance companies
whose losses exceeded their premiums.
The point at issue was whether insurance
companies generally should be paid for all
their losses, or whether any allowance
should be made for war premiums The
war premium men, under the lead OF But
Ter, of Massachusetts, triumphed, and the
insurance defeated.
In the Senate to-day the Committee on
Foreign Relations reported adversely. on
the Colorado Jswett bill, for the establish
ment of telegraphic communication between
the United States and Asia, and it was In
definitely postponed. q,
A bill was introduced to abolish the board
of Indian commissioners, which was referred
to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
The Senate was engaged after the morn
ing hour on the moiety bill.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11
A Call from the Grnngers.

At meeting of Orleans Grange. held
Tuesday evening, the following resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, Owing to the distressed con-
dition of the producers Of the Mississippi
valley, occasiOned principally by loss from
the recent flood, from want of proper pro-
lection from the unprecedented destruction
and devastation by the waters of. the Mis-
sissippi river; and,
Whereas, 1t is absolutely impossible with
the crippled and depleted monetary re-
sources of the local or State governments
of the Mississippi valley to construct said
levees and render the protection necessary;
therefore, be it
Resolred, by Orleans Grange No. 53, in
regular meeting convened, First, that We
heartily indOrse the able and Jealous effort
of the Hon. Frank Morey in his appeal to
the House of Representatives OF the Con-
gress of the United States, delivered April
"a, 1874 calling on the national govern
ment to take charge of and construct the
levees of the Mississippi river.
ResOlred, That we urgently appeal to the
Congress Of the United States to nation
alize this most important work, feeling that
it comes under the puryiew of the national
government as directly and justly as the
protection and maintenance OF our forts,
navy and custOmhouses, which are indis-
pensable and absolutely necessary for the
general good; be it further
Resolred, That we respectfully recon-
mend and urge for approval and adoption
these resolutions to the State and subordl-
nate Oranges of the entire country, and
that the secretary of Orleans Grange be
and is hereby instructed to forward certi-
fed copies Of the same to the several State
Oranges, and to our Senators and Repre-.
sentarives in Congress, and that they be
published in the Rake, the official organ of
the Grange, Our Home Journal, New Or
leans Times, Bulletin, REPUBLICAN,, Plea
uxpe and Bee, and that all papers friendly
to the movement be requested to notice and
ccpy the same.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-11
NEW YORK.
Storms.


NEW YORK, June lD.-The details OF the
storm an Sunday show widespread damage.
The hail broke an immense number OF win
dows; two lightning balls exploded in the
large square at Utica. The Catholic Church
at Hamilton was totally wrecked. No loss
Of life reported; many barns burned.
The storm of last night was very severe.
At Patterson, New Jersey, several houses
were struck by lightning.
Reports from various parts of the State
show the storm has been widespread and
very damaging. Several persons were
struck by lightning in this city during the
storm.
Convention OF Civil Engineers.
The sixth annual convention of the Amer.
lean Society of Civil Engineers commenced
this morning in Tammany Hall. The con-
vention was attended by upward Of a hun
dred delegates Reports were read from
the various committees.