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The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Bargains in Watches, Jewelry, Solid
Slverwarc opera Glasses, DC; 25 per cent reduction
from uAarked Prices
GEO. G. ALLEN, removed
from Sal TO 100 Broadway near niufh street.
under the sturtevant House.
Ladies' Watches reduced to S25 $50 and SIS Watches
Clocks, Music Boxes Jeweiry Fans Opera Glasses &C.,
repaired by first class w0rkmen.
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Diseases OF tho Blood.

Corns. Bunions, Ingro~ing Nails, &c..
cured without pain; CORN CURE. by mail 80 cents
DR. RICE l89 Broad wav. below Dcy slrcss
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SPAIN.
The United States Minister to Present His Gre.
dentiala
MADRID. May 20. 1871.

Hon. Caleb Cushing, the American Minister. is
60 be received 0fricialy, to-day, by Marshal Ser
Tauo.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

DunvlJle & Co., tho Irish Distillers,
Belfast ireland the largest holders OF Whiskey in
the world Their OLD IRISH Whisky is recon
nended by the medical profession in pretercncs tc
French brandy. supplied casks or cases United
states Br anch 81 Broad street New York
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Rev. Francis Martin.

The last European mail brought an account or
the death of the Rev. Francis Martin late assist
ant pastor OF st. James Roman Catholic church In
this city, The sad event took place at Letter.
kenny, county Donegal, Ireland where Father
Martin had gone with the hope that his native air
would improve his health. Father Martin was
born In 1889. at Letterkenny, and was at an early
age destined by his parents tor the priesthood He
studied the classics under the direction Of the
most ceiebrated teachers IN the north Of Ireland
and in due course entered the College Of May
nooth, where he soon became distinguished for
his ptety and application to study. He came to
America in 1866, and TWO years later was ordained
priest OF the archdiocese OF New York. The
church OF the Holy lnn0cents was the scene OF his
hrst missionary labors His great missionary zeal
sought wider field, and he was transferred to st.
James, Here Father Martin was untiring in his
efforts TO reclaim the erring and minister to the
spiritual wants OF his parlshiOners He over
worked himself and literally ieii q victim to duty.
In the spring Of 1872 he had severe attack OF
hem0rrhage OF the lungs which brought ON con-
sumption. BY the advice OF his physician ne
turned to Ireland last November, and there, on
the 18Th inst. ne peacefully died.
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A.-Housefurnishing Goods, Cheap ind
good EDWARD d. BASSFORD,
Cooper Institute Building, Corner stores,
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Parmly,s Silver Pearl Cashmere, AO1
Sixth avenue below Fourteenth street; best
lii,,
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A.-Espenscheid's A New styl

HAT.
Again, with the opening OF the season, Espenscheid
presents the fashionable and buslEess community
new style of DRESS HAT.
THE SILvERY PEARL CASHMERE
cxcels in neness material in shape and in the exqus.
e taste displayed in Its set finish and trimmings
this country. kSPENSCHEID
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

New and Standard Patent Medicines
DRUGGISTS, GOODS STORE FURNISHIN0S ko.:
favorable arrangements with manufacturers
GREENE, ~ Maiden lame.
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NapOle0n's Cabinet ampngne-
the purest and most delicate.
ROUCHE Fills Il CO., sole agents, No. ~ Beaver IT.
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Foreign Ports.

CAPE CoAsr. WCA. April 7-In port ship sea Gull
Minor, unc barks sterling Emmert0n. do; WheauAhus
Goudy, from Boston. do. -, -
HAssLnrool, May iSA Arrived. bark Aiccdo we), Hsr-
from, Savannah. -. -
HsLvoEr, Nay M--Arrived, Maria ., stmonich. New
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OBITUARY.
General Robert Fleming.

General Robert Fleming.
telegram from Williamsport, Pa, under date
OF May so. reports as folows:-General Robert
Fleming died at his residence this morning. He
was senior member OF the Lycomng Bar, mem
Der OF the Constitutional Convention OF 1878,
and formerly q member Of the state senate.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-Eor Moth Patches, Freck1es, Tan
and All Brown Discoorations your druggist ior FER
RY,S morn AN FRECKLE LOTION Depot 20 Bond
street, New York. Beware of imtauon
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Liverpool Sharder from London (by pilot boat
Wtdseon, No. l0. "
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A.-Scalp Discases.-B. q. Perry the
skful Dermatologst, No 40 Bond street. New York.
cures all Eruptve and other Scalp Diseases also faiiing,
Loss and Prcnaturcly Gray Hair, and Dry. Moist and
scaiy Dand.uf Special attention given TO chidrehs >
lai
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-Who Wants the style Of Summer
HATS Cal on DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner OF
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Straw and Felt Hats, at Popular
prices, at MINER / CO.'S, 62S Broadway, opD0sits
Olympic Theatre
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-Nonpareii Refrigerators, Warran mt
ed allied with charcoal EDWARD ID. BASSF0RD,
Tooper institute Building, corner stores
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-Moles. Warts and Dfshg urinG En-
n the face neck or hands cured without
es wing sears by DR.. b. q. PERRY, ~ Bond street,
New York.
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A.-RfchmOmd Boots and ShOes.-I
would respectfully inform my friends and customers
that have removed the gentlemens branch Of bust,
ness to Lorn, Brooks SONS. f3s Broadway:
@. q. RfChMOND.
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Rev. Michael Mahony, ID. ID.

The Rev. DR.. Mahony one OF the most promis.
ing young Catholic priests belonging to this arch
diocese died in Rome on the 26th ult. DR.. Mahony
was born in New York, July 8, 1s49, and received
his early secular education in the public schools
while his religious training was carefully attended
to in st. Stepnen's Sunday School, He graduated
at st. Francis Xavier's College in West Fifteenth
street in 1857 and in the following year became a
student OF the American college in Rome. He was
ordained priest in 1872 ana in 1873 was raised to
the dignity OF Doctor OF Divinity. During his aca-
tracted the attention OF his superiors by his bril-
liant talents and won the aneciiOn Of his fellow
students by his gentle and obging manners. The
climate OF Rome did not agree with him and 1t ef-
fected MS death alter he mad suffered long and
painful illness. HIS fellow students In the Amert-
can College VIII celebrate q solemn requiem mass
Tor him in ST stephens Church on Monday, June
L. O'Clock A. M
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

S5.-Besf Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats
ana all the latest styles, FORMAk.
s5i Fourth afenue near Twenty. afth street.
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a-RrOoks' Boots and ShOcs-The IAnrg-
st assortment in the city established IN SiS Now Vt
lgS broadway. corner Twenty. ninth street
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-For PimpIes ON the Face, Rlack
Heads or Flesh Worms obtain Of yonr druggist PERkf :
medicine or consult II. c. PERRY. permatoloSiss "
Bond street. New York
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year ..-....-.............64 .64A
Average temperature last week..............72 81
Average temperature for corresponding week
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Dyspepsia.-Half Century in Uso
without single failure, Dr. SHAPES srEcIFlC Is pro-
Retail-Codding TOMS lS2 Broadway, Shcdden 4 Co..
Broadway. corner Thirty -Ouruh street Wholesale
Agent, Charles n. Crittenton. No. Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A-Erzems salt Rheum and Erysipe-
las of the tace shoulders hands, also unnatural ted
ness Of the nose are cured by G. PERRf, the noted
skin doctor No. ~ Bond street New YORK.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A Card.-Burke, Halter, Has Removed
to 2l4 Broadway Park Bank Buitdtug). Correct style
0cotepaena summer uATA
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

VIII be Opened sTo-MOrrow--Elegan ns
STYLES in BOYS Dress HATS summer The designs
G ntirey new and specially for nrst class trade.
SHAYNE, Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

MaeNevin's DiarrhRa, Dysentery and
CHOLERA fNPANT1rM row OE.Hs. sold by all druggissx
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Wigs, Toupees, &sS,.-G. Rnmchfuss,
practical Wgnaker and orray Harwofker No. a
hast Twelfth street, near Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

s.Metrap pole pagne."-ImpOrtor1
aud sole agents STANBukg Z FOX
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

The Centnur Linfment Has Cured and
VIII cure more cases OF Rheumatism stiff Joints Swell
ing5 and Lamcness upon and beast in day than
ali other articles have in 100 years One II have
not held pen in seven months; now am all right "
Another that ''The CENTAUR LINIMENT cured fright
full burn withouta scarn Another 1T restored
Aartu Ing
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A.-Chfne and Glassware 1t pouulas
pricea EDWARD ID. BAsSFORD
oooper Institute Building, Corner Stores.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Soamer. Sails. Destination. Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE.
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A.-RnPture and Physical Deformftfes
successfully trsstea by DR.. MARSH. At NO. . Yesoy
street old Office SS
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knapsack Pile Cure-Best Re me edy OA
earth for this dreadful complaint II every body
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=
nEAFNEss. RIN(ifNG IN THE BARs.WHAE
~ causes CReaf pamphlet on tns nsaicsn n ~ tnc
University Medical college Mailed Tor ioc Aooh~ ~
- Bast Twentieth streeL
C0NGs OF GRACE AND GLoRv>-fHE Why nhSS ~
- sunday school Song Book BY snerw,n sn ns snI -
PAGES splendid hynns choice music 1p,ev @ a.
ksners HoWsCE WA tx rs son, <si broadway. Boz
3.567 Post ochcA -----------------
TvUE ROY DIVER:
OoRA THE NIT nAKkk
iii soon be commenced Ia thA
| MN YORK WKkkLY
| osr,s sad saxs should ao4 tsn . rcsAA
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Lost Health Restored by the Applica-
ton of electricity at No. West ouriesn,h street.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Grnefenberg Vegetable Pills Operate
WITHoyT IRRITATION, M ExcITING The la LIyER HH4 HS
SYSTEM INvIGORATED AND THE APPETITE Rk-
STORED. GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, ID REAOE ST
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The Household Panacea
AND
FAMILY LINtMENT
Is pureiy vegetable
aud all-he aling.
For in ternal and external use.

viii extract the fire from bnrn iTmedissey ana
remove NIL nam In all tho
side, stomach back bowels, dysentery and summer
complaints should be- taken internally AS fclows:r0
tuinhler hall full Of water put tablespoonful
OF sugar, add 10 II teaspoontui Of The HOrSEHOLD
PANACEA AND FAMILY LINIMkNT. mix them we'll
together drink it In all of sore throat eithsr
from cold, bronchitis other cause, prepare tho
mixture above and take tcaspoonfl or two every
hour or two through the day. For rheumatic aiec dDas
spinal diseases stitches in The back side, make thor
ougl external application with the HOUSEHOLD PAN
Ad'EA AND FAMILY LTNTMENT. In its full strength,
rubbing il in we'll For toothache wet piece OF cotton
and put to the tooth II s best At all times when max
external application to take Of tho abuv6
mixture internally For burns scahs put II on in its
full strength immediately after the accident For cuts
wrap up the wound in the blood and vet nc oandsgs
FAMILY LtNiMKNT. II qu,ckcns The blood asd tnvt.-
the whole system. No mistake about H. sold bJ
druggists che nists and dealers IN medicines.
To summer HOtcls.-A Lowest osathis
prices all the and reliable brands " WINES
iI0IORs CIGARS ALEs PORrER &c. Cir bond OF
from store English PICKLES, SAUCES, CONDIMENTS.
&c Depot OF the Pleasant valley Wine Company. Tho
trade supplied at Conpany's rates, H. xxx CO..
90 Fulton street. Established 1888.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Pour BrOadsides OF Knowles Insect
DESTROYER from KNOWLES POWDER GUN into the
haunts OF the Bed Bugs ana Reaches Kill them in the
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Health Restored by Du Barry's Rev2~
LENTA ARABlCA FOOD TO the stomach, nerves. lungs
and liver curing dyspepsia dndigestion,. constipation.
diarrhua acidity papitai0n seeplessness debility.
wasting cough asthma fevers eonsuapti9n low spirits
Depot in New York. JOHN y. HENRY. CURRAS Co.
Nos and College place.
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If You Wish to tn ke June's Fra GRANGE
with ball opera or evening party perfume yo1r
drapery with "PHALON WHI1E ROSE" or 'tPHALON
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS" Dress the hair with
"PHALON INVIGORAfOR."
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

GEORGE G. ALLEN, removed from 81 10 !, 10 BrOau
yay Twenty nuth street under Sturtevant Hotsc
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

Hernia or Rupture Cured.-Trusses ~
the approved styles combining the latest improve
ments which the experience Ut practical surgeons ano
in n;eigcnt patients have been able 10 suggest SUR
GICAL BAZAAR, l256 Broadway near Thirty second st.
The New York herald., 1874-05-31

A.-Sflk Elastic stockings. Belts KncA
Caps Abdominal supporters crntches aud s,lsocosorv
BandageS Shoulder Braces At MARsH'S Tsuss ot,scs
No. = Yesey street. Lady attendant VS~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13
The tOtt1n Claims.

WASHINGTON, S pt. 9. 1t is expected thai
Secretary Bristow will recommend to Com
gress at the next sessi0n transfer of the
jur silctiOn now exercised by tn Treasury
Dep .rtment over cotton Chains to the Conit
Of Claims. The effect OF this change will be
to give claimants a tribunal not suspected OF
corruption. The amount Of the lund in the
Treasury now subject to these claim, is about
f urteen millions of dollars. The adludica-
tons have been manipulated chiefly by suhor-
dinite, instead OF the Secretary. and some OF
these snbordinates are general. bel eyed to
be corrupt 1t has been understood that no
cotton claims conld pass the department
ordeal unless VIM. E. Chandle * Assistant
Secretary, and his associates. were employed.
No ring Of the department stjnks more III the
pnbl nos'ris than this cotton ring. ":nci,s-
matt Enquirer
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13
registratiOn Offices.

The following are the boundaries aud loca-
ton of the offices in this parish for the regis
tration OF voters The Offices were opened
Monday morning. AUGUST 81.
First iiection Precinct bounded by Felicity,
Thaa and the Mississippi River.
office No t09t st. Charles street.
Second Bounded by Thalia, Julia and the Mis-
s!a@lppI River.
once corner Calliope and Carondelct streets.
WaH- bounded by Julia. Canal and the MIS-
-s~ippl River
Office 29i Povtlras street.
Fourth Bonl'ded by Canal, st. Louis and the
Mississippi River.
Office IRENE, between Cont and Bienwlle
stress.
fIH,- BOUNDED by st. Louis, st. Phil. and the
Office corner st. Peter and Rampant street.
!siHh-B 1unded by st. Philip. t.syIan.de and
the Mississippi RIVER.
Oc,. ". lti5 IRENE street.
Seremt Bounded by Esp'lnalc. Elvsian
Fier!s aud tn, Mississippi River.
Office corn,y .i !iagatele and Burgundy
streets.
..itH-'' nm 'y Elysan rielis. Lafayette
ifefue aud he Mississippi. E.fer.
one. No IS pn.t street..
Nipft Bo.nle,! by lafayette Aven,c 20 .ower
limits o. the .llv.
once corner .. Hoa.asu. aud ,,oya'.
!ta8. l9ua!e'. hy .'e...tg. First a.! the Ms
SIS 5iPpi :.lve:
t.re -. .ai'.. ~: Fil-,. io.danc an' tie
v. ~-s-. =. River
.a.ae ~. ~ Wellington street.
~. w. i.98ri q by ,otedauo sts.e'. : lpo.
loon Avenue AID. he Ilssjs-ippi River.
on :. A.a-Ea.i.la street, brcs.eol. Milan and M.
'cngc.
.atf'e-,N E.1nlel by Napoleon Avenue.
Up 6. Line ani the mississippi RIVER.
ONCE corner Magazine and Marenge.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13
VERY CONDESCENDING.

The Republican takes to itself and party
great credit because Badger, McArt nr ans
Curtis did not attempt to resist the authority
! OF Judge Honstoii's Court, after they had beel
sentenced to the Parish Prison for contempt
! It would make the people believe that theht
! Republican officials are law-ablding citizens
! because they did not. as they could easil1
bave done, uses the power OF the merop Oh
tan police which they commanded. to assault
! Judge Houston and drive him from the bench
Here was al instance Of remarkable forbeaf
ance on the part Of Radical chiefs and must
be accepted AS an evidence that they respect
the law and obey its mandates.
II would seem to be 80 unusual an occur
renee for Republican officials to conduct
themselves in accordance with law and Wit!
Difference to the Constitutional rights 81 the
peopIe. that when they are totoed 4. ii. 50. the
.'organ" becomes eloquent and blatant IA
nronla;mjno to the world the laudabc :once..
sion made by its friends and Their loyalty in
stncyurjttirg themselves to be housed in plis.
on ,6ovcL .yg.Jvndel NTH ne hun-!eys y.
,on~"
ConAeecendng. indeed. on the part ol
Badger Macarthur and Curtis. TINS quietly and
subnissivciy to yield to tn" order Of ;mplis-
onuent. In the name Of the whole people
we thaak them for rot turning ZOOS. Their
t:atlpg guns and Winchester rifles upon the
officers Of the court who had them in charge
They might have hurt somebody, and tn.
Republicas would have been deprived of tn
opportunity, which it rely enjoys. "f com
meuIing the official conduct Of some nt IT..
partisan friends
For so much Lee Us be thankful. and let rs
indulge the hope that in the future W" may be
the recipients Of mercy and humane treat
mest at the hands of our police authorities,
who can boast Of being surrounded with
the thnnders of war"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM.

independent newspapers and independent poll
teal parties are OF existing lmposslblties
and social paradoxes. They each and all operate
| on their own hook and perhaps the Cincinnati
iDnlno1ctnt, the grand panJandrum OF lndepeho-
ence. defines the situation when II SAYS
Trial by Newspaper is failure the jury can
agree.
For although the Commercial refers only to the
great scandal, its criticism applies to. eterythih
independent in politics ana III journalism me
function Of the editor and OF the politician Il not
to give a verdict or Judgment, but to advocate
purpose. How many editors are there III tbs
| United States whose individual political purpose
! il worth knowing or IIdOraing, How great man
must he be- who every morning tells fifty thous-
and people. not that they ought to be supporters
J Of this organized policy, or mat platform
/ Of principles Which some man = 10 execute
in civil life, bat that inst what he.
saws Of men, shall, for all those IN 1Esands, br
meat and drink and conscience fpr one day! fti
these two above named editors We have certain
amount ni regard their OpuHpns are entertain
ing but what they really say to people Is tins
You must take my paper for 50 many columns o.
news and 20 many columns OF Me-. Now. TIA"
ego il very uncertain; and after far acquant-
ance with the worth and pecu'larltles Of America"
journalists cannot hold up the fingers OF on
hand and say that they fewer than the names
Of editors who are grca. enough IL clam pei-
sona following.
We quote the alloy. remark, from a North
c.n paper not with view Of applying them
to the so-called Independent journalists Q!
New Orleans. whose As umei independence is
only threadbare Mardi t.ra, costume. whic.
deceives nobody. but for .he benefit Of some
Of our impracticable friend. who are eve.
ready to fly off at a tangent whenever all them
owl. ideas are not carried out by the party -
which they profess t" belong. However wise
ia his own estimation. no man fas the RICH,
t" expect that lis personal .ntallIblity will be
recognized BY political associates. and willis:
exercising to the fullest xten' the privilege ~
advocating his own views and of combating
those of others. he is still under the IMPLIED
obligation Of yielding 70 the decision If the
majority.
In this way on'y can part:e. exist aud hold
together end. as in polite. nothin. can be
achieved save through party organization. it is
the veriest twaddle to talk o. reforms to be
accomplished in any othe. way. IN times ike
the present, and under the state Of things now
prevailing in Louisiana, none but knaves OF
idiots should pirate Of '.independent political
action. Whoever is not WITH rs is AGAINST
Us in this fight, and no amount of ingenious
sophistry can blind MS t" . truth which is
clear as the noOn-day sun.
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THn SaLT MINES TO RE WORKED. The
contract between Judge Avery. the owner OF
tire Petit Anse salt mine in the parish of he
ma, and the English capitalists. which has
been under consideration for several months,
has. we are pleased to know, been consumma-
sed. cable dispatch announcing this fact.
from the Hon. Edward DeLeon, from London.
kas been received this day. This insrres the
speedy working Of these mines under lease
With the option Of purchase by the English
sopany.
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81 q Hardy 49,


Perhaps the coolest execution .i Lynch
la Y yet has just taken place in y cto!asvjlt
Jessamine county. KY. The whole business
was exceedingly quiet and orderly aud open,
and the result is generally satisfactory t. the
citizens i'll fact. some of the best citizens OF
t e county participated in the proceedings III
daylight, and evidently feel that they have
done good thing. Lewis Franklin. n young
NEGRO. had his preliminary examination i'll
Nichoiasville on charge Of violating the person
Of daughter of Mr. Strange, n substantial
and respectable citizen. H pleaded ..guilty"
Mt the examination. and was ,emande,i t.
prison to await his trial on char9. nt rape.
The sheriff took him and lodged him in iail.
The Sheriff and his iepil,ie. and the prs.
ouer passed by the iather of the girl. who
stood IN the street with his arms folded. think.
ing. One OF Iii. friends asked him Wy Ii
did no. shoot the negro. He replied .!tat he
did pot know what Wa. best TO 10. j. IN
hour or tw" after Strange aud Il part, q; b.,
trenda waited upon he aiieg. who hal locked
M his prisoner and gon. % h0tc IN g..
place. Strange. with drawn pistol ac.,i.n le,,
Franklin OF the i.r. The jail I'll ~ IT,.
PRISON keys TO Strange. but they were 1,t.s 4
Nothing short OF the .jpie, imsri, epei4in.
the Jail doors and delivering the IL. glt {. tn
uo' would da. II did il. Gus. Frank IA W.
magchei little way out .. town t" :. .iac.
While preparations ior Tia. execution wsr-
GOING IN a NEGRO burst oil the scene cl.Tv.n.
smatl bundle containing 4 shirt. &c .tii
tila' after Frau In tad committed .ne c.l h,.
Il 4 come 10 III oIlse and put on a sui o. ms
eloJhe, he was resolved that the .lggc,
should not >" hung in his clothes SO Frank
In stripped hin self on The sc.tfiiold and put on
his own Shir1. and ia this apiIed and solitary
garment he was swung into eternity, ejaanla,-
ing 20, Lords' rs he swung. He WIS let,
hanging for tle Inspection oi curious sight
seers fer some hours and the law-exccutiu9
citizens IF Mich .Sv.le returned to their Re
spective vocaticns. The negroes IN the
vicinity had a lynchirg spree Of their own
lately aud they silently acqaiesce in Frpkln's
fate. The authorities viii have no difficulty
III ed ng aud identlfyiu" the ivncheTs. They
are almost all the citizens of Nicholasyille and
they arg not hiding. y. Lolts Hep.hiicqo.
TIL IxDIAxs OR TIE Kr-KLrx-T The II T.
an Jtd;tes on .>5utbera Bl9cLS HiicI Cen.
sherman II appears has expressed the Opirl-
ion that All our regular troops in the West are
needed there for the paclication Of the m
dams and tina there is not an available mar
can be added to the soldiers already in th.,
South 1t 81 ems. too that lie does not b.
lieve that the reported atrocities IN The SoEtl.
are halt rs black as they are painted bv tn,
carpat-baggers. But what does Gen. sSber
mans opinion amount to. when the author
itv over the army not only Of the General-in- |
Chief, but Of the c fmmander-in-Chief, has |
been turned over to a lawyer, the head Of the
Department Of Justice ~ y He71Il
Prairie grouse are reported very abundant