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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-25

The Boston Transcript says: 'If the
gates of heaven were suddenly TO swing
open and all mankind be asked on equal
terms to enter into the kingdom, don't you
know some people who would pause to
see what sou.e other people were going to
do about it, and some who would draw
back for fear the Celestial City was getting
vulgar; and some who would refuse alto
gether, if they saw the so-and-sos about to
enter 7"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
;Slno nod elite Gat6ofifGe 2lniperGtdt
IJt

Sos ySournal De 6lorence" seist an, bab
cine, DER nobeliten YrGlaten oes rDmil1en
5of@, oelIen Sinsebung iclbIt Sur6 Die
Scribe Der Stride benunOert miro, oaB nit
einen @orte Niisr. 9apier De Merooe,
grsdidof BON Welptbene, aus ieinem Yri=
patRlib Die Ntittel liefert nm im Yalaite
gIltea,ps gu 8om cine neue fatbolii9e Uni
perltdt su griinoen. Ser cole Grsbil9of
mill es Den &Omern mD9li9 maiden,
Dap Iie ii9 ben bObern @inenidaften uno
Den inbultriellen &liniten binseben %tonnen,
obnt a~uisubDren Satboliten gu lein, unb lie
bel ibren Serufsituoien als gr6itecten,
Mafr, Snsenieure, slerSte u. !. 10. seleitet
tperfn our6 Die Y.inSipien Der reinen II.
mabfen Wiieni6aft, Die BON Soft fOmmt.
Sum oieie 6reisebi9teit bat ii6 Woniei=
gnetr De Mferooe einen neuen Sitel auf Die
Saitbarfeit Der GOmer unb ME 2iebe oes
b. Saters erporben. IlIo Stalien piro
,uieter feline llniuerlitdt baben; 6ranfrei9
erbat, 10 balb Der b6bere llnterri6t ireis
sesben lit, orei iolder @nitalten aui ein=
mai 8elgien beliBt in 2Omen eia tpabres
Suel; Srlano bat li6 leine fatbOlil9e
So6i4ule sesriinoet; England 1T ibm se-
folt. Wann fOmmt Imerifa an Die 3eibe?
aus eisenen Mtitteln sriinoet Wisr. De
MdpOe cine iolde Initalt. SIM fleinen BEL
glen nit ieiner Sanopol Ginpobner un=
terbdten Die &atbOlifen auf eisene Soften
elmer Der bliibenOiten wiiieni9aftliden Sn=
ititut Guropa's unb Die 6 WiQionen Sa=
tbolfen in Dem rei9en amerita tie opiern
ibretalentpoaiten SDbne Dem llnslauben,
peiles ibnen an elmer Initalt manselt, in
Der Ter Singing elm Gbriit bleiben uno
Den )Oberen Stuoien obliegen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15

9.Ten &raft (bie BEG @a1ers BON Sour
bes) LIT nun bel orei peridieoenen 5dlen in
bieien Staat (Sopa) erpieien poroen. SIN
jeOen Sieler Sale puroe Die Seiluns be-
uertfeaist II. in ieoem, pie aud in oieiem
Sale plDsli6, pas cine wiieni6aftli9e
Grtliruns unmOgli6 ma6t. Ser Ybilo=
iopb mag feline @elttueisbeit gu Silfe III.
fen, Der .Materialiit mag barber bobn=
ld6dn, aber Oas 6aetum lit oa, es itebt bier
unite: unlern ausen ulo spinst uns gu ia
gen, baB Die y@abrbeit ieltiamer it, als
Die Ginbiloun9".
Sbr ergebener
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15

binss fanp Der Grsbtfdof pamals serapc
in Der SlItbe Der pollen Wannesfraft
unc barur, mar ct I'M Stanoe, lolde lang
aneauernpe Wiben unp @nRrensunsen
gu ertrasen ; bod mar iein Gclunebeitss
sutanp bicrbet nidt INNER Der bette, ma
msntli6 in ben er1en Sabren fldnfelie
CT bdufs, aber bic wuneerbare 3dbisfeit
ieiner Natur BALI ibm ourd ielbt in cens
jenissn Sdaen, no feline swei feten Be-
slsiter BON @niresuns ;uiammenbra6en.
Mortittuna felat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15

ireien. Bouten Die 5reimaurer BON Der
8abrbeit iiberseust iein, 10 fonnten Ie in
jeoer Geographic Yius Ia. ieber, oaB er
ME in Sicilien s%eipeien, ME III Noroameri=
ca li9 auibielt uno aud ME in Cuba mar.
Seine Sbdtisteit mar in Chill in SIo=
america. Sort iuirfte er mebreren Sabre.
Iber nein Die 9iige Der 2oge bat 3wed,
uno oieler 3pef iteupelt tic sur Nieoer=
TT d d tiafeit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
gom Is. 6is %. mir, hieltcn d

yom Is. bis %. 2sldr, bielten ole
patres &arlitdtter. SasS uno Giiele, S. j.
cine 81. Wiiiiion in Sla DIP atriOgG
bel MetamOra, Sainois. $50 Perioncn
9lngen 81 ben beilisen Sacramenten. -
p. &arltdtter belt Swei en9lii6e, p.
Gilele cine iranS0iiide gnipra6e. GO
Yerlonen troten in einen Wdnnerper=
Elm sur llnteritiibuns Der STRIDE uno piels
anoere in oas gpoltolat oes @ebetes Gin.
lleber 40 abonnirten li6 auf oas tatboli-
i6e pWtiiIionsblatt," sewib Su groBem Se-
gen fir ibre Samilien. p. Rarlitdtter l6loe
Die Wtiilion nit elmer pGecture" iiber 6is'
&dmpfe unb Siege Der Stride in Seuf6.
Lamb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
2lieeisfams Graf Seoo6owsGi,
Grstii8Of pom @nsien. Yoisn.
Uurtissuns)
V. Der cute 9irt In Der &riess,eit
Die 9eeanen=G Congregation in
0neien.


Die 9eeanen>G Congregation in
0neien.
sm 81. Musuit prdipirts sr Der erten
0erammluns Der Dseane. Oamit less
tie c ben @runp ;u eirer iebr wi1tisen
Gini1tuna. SIS ioIts pies Elm Subitis
tut ir bic BON zen, auaemeinen GOncil
su Srient YurstIhrietenen. aIiabrli6 alb
sub ltsnben DiSceian : Syncren isin.
Sn,ielsr 9srlammluns purpe ;unddft
feieisBt. oaB an Gem leyten Mittpod
pes Wpnats Ausuit jepen Sabrss Die
OGanen Gpnsresation alb
weelelnp in 0neisn prsr pslen sulams
mearete. @ae Decaue unp propecas
ne ioaten pbne belonpsre G~inlaruna ii6
Day einitellen ; bic @twelenrer aber.
mem Der grsbiidof ibren Gntl1ulpiss
unssrunp ni9t sebiaist bate, wiirpen
DOT Sreinariate in Strafe senommen.
DID, ioats eieis Ginribtuns nur eirr e:rs
liriae 1ein, unp wurpe Die Nbbaituus
einr feieyliGen Oi6eeIansS Ynope mad
finli9en Vorltriiten in Musli9t senoms
me-, fails bic 3eitpsrbdltniiie e5 erlaubs
tenurp bic nUtbwsnpisen 9prbereitunssn
bisu semu9t wdren. SIS purce ais
ban zine beiimmte Srpnuns fir bic
Bsatbuns fefsefteat. Der prdfipirsnre
Grbii@of lest bic YerOrununsen in lutsis
niber Spra6e Dor. Sepem MnDelenefn
blot es uutencmmer, iei es in perlslben
Grade, lei sS aud in Der pplnii6sn opsr
perl1en Sprade, feline aniidt bieriber
fn ~ dueern. Wiu Semanp ielbit Ell
nel Mntras itellen. 10 mus er ben Snbalt
ccaelben 80 Sage scr rer Gcnferen, Gem
6nn Gr,biidpfe mittbeilen. Oiele Be
lttimunsen purpen einlfimmis auses
no,men. Der Ser: Grsbiidpf bsnuBte
ban nod piele @slssenbsit, UNI mebrers
rpbtise firdlits Inselssenbeitsn cen ans
rpenpen 9eeancn ans 6ers Su Iesen.
G,ipra6 bon pem Wsrtere 9erbreitung
pe @laubens, that G%rpdbnrns pcs pol
niben Seminars in Nom, pelheS unz
ldplt srridtst mar. uue foreerte CUR I'M
texiBuns pesielbsn purd Spencen unp
9sate aut pamit cine mbsli6it arpBe
@sabl bon 3beOlOsen aus ben beiren
GipiSceisn rprt in wabrbaft fir6Iidem
Site sebilrst wercen f6nnten. auBsrs
re ma6.s er auf allerlei Mibltanre uno
aa,dlis sinsslbIidene Wiisbrdu6e aufs
mutiam unp empfabl ben Anweienesn,
ertli1 parilber bis CUR nititsn Ssrs
la,mluns nadsucenfen. auf ,psl6e Wsiie
IN rurd wel6e Mittel pieleltsn am
3edmibisiten beisitist percen fSnn.sn.
Slitbli@ ermabnte sr Die Dseane, pa
ferie sissntliden Oculi Glussn) pss
Bibofs leisn, iber eie ausfdbruns Gls
bee Srpinariats lcrsfaltis 3u
wden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
Der drtefte aller fatboliIder Wii,iOuc

Der dftefte aller fatbolii6er MillipnG.
re Gbina's Der bo1p. 8. 4. Sapano BON
Der @elelidaft Der iremben Miiionen in
Yaris itarb Su SldOnfin am q Nopember
1873 i'm 60 @ltersjabrs unb Dem 40. lei-
ner Sbdti9feit als Miiionar. @u6 an-
i~tralien bat einen ieinsr dlteiten yuBprebi-
ger perloren. Ser So9w. q. g. Spplins
itarb gu Rem Gaite bel Waitlano in 9luitra.
lien in ieinem "a Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-15
2Snnoer6are 9eifams oar& oas 2Saf-
fer aus Oer &rotte pom Sources.

g8ir entnebmcn Die folscnoe GorreipOn=
beng Dem in Gloora in oieiem Staate err
i6einenben y2eoger", einem ni6t fatbOli-
i6en Slatte.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

Hon. Warren johnson has been re.
appointed by the Governor. State Superin-
tendent of Schools.
Mr.. johnson has had large experience
and given general satisfaction in the per
formance of his official duties. /, is every
where admitted that under his admins.
traiion. our schools have advanced In
character aud usefulness, aud it is doubt
idl if more judicious selection could have
been made to Nil this important office.
We also learn that W. J. Cor,helI. Esq.
OF Calais. has been appointed an Assistan,
TO Mr.. Johnson. lie is to direct and take
charge of the Institutes in the State. and
attend 10 Office duties at Augusta. Mr. c.
l. laborious and methodical worker in
the cause Of Education. and he will add
much to the efficiency of the Department,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

Rev. Mr.. Nightingale contributes TO the
Springfield Republican the following story
ofRey. Dr.. Lothrop, an eccentric parson
who ofiiciated IN West Springfield: "A
youuV lady. "A ,rar,hn- of IL ~ihrop,s
church, went on a visit 10 neighborinp
town, and while there attended party
and danced. Tidings OF her sin reached
home before her. On her return she was
visited and called 10 most severe account
ior the disgrace She had thus brought IN
on herseli and upon the church, and which
had been found out, Notwithstanding il had
bcen done among strangers One st.id
maiden was especially earnest in her re-
Dukes. aud made the poor girl feel very
bad. What shall | do? she asked. Won
had better 20 and see DIR. Lothrop.' She
did 20, and told him all about it, And so
my dear, you went to the party, and
danced, did your he said. Yes, Sir
And did yon have good time" Yes
Sir. We'll, am glad OF it, and | hope
you will go again, and enjoy yourself.
Aud now want you TO tell me the name
oil The woman who has been making YOU
all this trouble She told. Go TO that
woman. and tell her from me that, If she
wants 10 get TO heaven, she had better
make more use of her feet, and less of her
tongue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

Oatmeal porridge, as the Scotch call it.
| IS no" very general article of diet in this
vicinity. One grocer informs us that he
now sells barrels Of oatmeal, where he
formerly sold as many pounds. We are
glad to see this tendency to simple forms
OF diet. Oatmeal porridge is a better rene
dy Tor dyspepsia and liver complaints than
can be found in bottles. Nor Is oatmeal
with cream aud sugar or simply with milk
an article to which the palate will usually
object. The quality of porridge yery
much depends on the amount of boilipg
which 1t receives. Ii cannot be too thor.
oushly boiled. Imperfectly boiled oat.
lnea porrd.e is very coarse article of
1000. common mistake in making of
porrldge must also here be noticed. as
tending much to the deterioration Of its
quaiity-the aiding of meal by degrees a
the BOILING goes on, until the proper thick
ness Is acquired. the result being that only
part OF the meal is perfectly boiled The
COOK ought to know the proportions of
meal and water-knowledge not very diffi-
cut TO acquire-and mix them at once, SO
mat ali the meal may be equally boiled.
but IL Is to be observed that the water
must be boiling before the meal is nut in.
winch Is not TO be introduced in a mass.
out. as 1t were, strained through the lin
gers. handful by handful, as quickly as
possible. Lewiston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

broad and liberal construction. that we
may shape our ends to our means. Cues
IONS OF great moment may arise which
we Will have to decide. and in so doing. we
should be prepared to judge, not with un-
due haste. but with clearness and know
ledge that We are carrying out the views
and wishes of our constituents. who have
placed US in office. | would therefore call
your attention TO our natural advantages
and resources, and which are unsurpassed
by any territory Of the extent in Maine.
The Union River abounds in water power.
1t finds its source and passes through in
Its course to the ocean. no less than forty
lakes and reservoirs of more or less extent.
spreading out over great breadth of
country, forming basin whose products
should pass wholly through our city. We
should foster our privileges. and bend all
our energy to make this city the common
center OF this traffic, Improve, and facili-
tate transportation TO and from the ex-
IRENE points to which our view extends.
in order to bring its products, raw aud
manufactured. to our market. We have
but little conception at present, of the
wealth in timber and water power which
now lie almost worthless for want Of trans
portat.on, and which is daily passing from
us TO enrich our neighbors; our business
men are supplying themselves through
other channels, all for want Of cheap trans
portation. We have a vast amount Of
ship-timber decaylng for want OF Railroad
facilities, which iflocated on the Sea board
would add millions TO our wealth Our
harbor is finely located, and in its outer
roadstead thousand vessels could ride nj
anchor in perfect safety. We shonId be
able 10 determine whether we would favor
Railroad which brings wealth to US
rather than one which takes it from us.
A few years and we shall be obliged 10 de-
eide what we shall next turn our hands TO-
whether We sh all improve our water pow
er and transportation or suffer those great
Interests to go to waste Allow me in
conclusion to say have at present no per-
sonal knowledge OF the financial condition
OF our city. Our debt was all funded in
49,, and take it for granted we have
contracted no new liabilities. II however
the past officials have been obliged to ex-
pend greater sum than their appropria-
tons, we must make provision TO meet il.
either by loan or taxation. As we have
taken upon ourselves this great trust. let
u faithfully render a true and impartial
account at the close OF our Stewardship.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09
VALUABLE INFORMATION,

BVsTON DEC, II, NV.
testimonial il III snread y.i,ahi, ;nf>rr,a,in,
uaVing been badly affected with Salt Rheum and
.ne whoie surface of my skin being covered with
PIlnpies ana eruptions, many of which caused me
great pain and annoyance and knowioriit 10
DC ood,disease, took many of the adverti sed
nioou preparations, among which was,any quan.
nt, until ] commenced taking the vEGErINE and
before had completed the first bottle saw tina 1
hah got the right medicine. Consequently tol.
lowed on with II until had taken seven bottles
when was pronounced well man, and nv Ski
Is smooth aud entirely free from pimples and
etuptions. | have never enjoyed so good health
before and ! attribute il all TO the use of vEGE
TINE To benefit those affected with Rheuma.
tisin will make mention also OF the yEGETISE's
wonderful power OF curing me of this acute com.
plant, of which have SUI aered so Intensely
I. IL. TUCKER, Pas Agt. Mich T. RR.
% Tyler Street Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

We deprecate intemperance, but would
be much pleased to see mercury get high.
There's man in town whose mouth
is so big, the dentist declares there are two
achers in it.
There Is a man out west too law to
chew his owe tobacco. His son chews it,
DROPS OF WISDOM.
"hen our enemy parleys. he is half conquered
As we treat ourselves, others will treat US.
The fool. waits till tomorrow.
The sabbath breaker is always in want.
FOR want OF courage to say no, many q youth
has been ruined FAC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

Pennsylvania has ll76 less proJuciny
oil wells this year than last.
Fifty cents day is the pay Of a labor.
e. in Quebec.
An English boy, on being asked the
other day who was prime minister of Eng
land. answered without hesitation: "Mr.
Surgeon
Mrs. General Jacksen's snuff-box has
commenced to come to the surface, and
every respectable town will soon have one.
-DiO Lewis told Washington audience
that the Parker House in Boston took from
$1,000 to $4,000 day for liquor selling. He
also said Boston was decent town. but il
had 3492 taverns.
Horace Greeley's estate will prove
much more valuable than has been sup
posed. Instead of being worth but S25. 900
or $4,000, as was thought short time af.
ter his death. it probably represents a val .
ue of about Sl25,OOO.
-Advices from Guadslijaia. Mexico, of
March 9TH, state that the trial of the muir
derers of Rev. John Stephens Of Boston.
was progressing. Every effort was being
made by the government to bring the cul.
prits to justice.
A fire in Millerstown, Pa, DESTROYED
sixty-nine stores and dwellings, by which
seven persons were burned to death.
The remains of DIR. Livingstone left
Alden the 23d inst, In the mail steamer
Malwa for England. They are encased in
lead coffin and preserved in salt. The
body was fully recognized at Zanzibar.
The great clock Of the British Houses
of Parliament has been stopped for clean.
ing on account of having lost second in
one month. The average variation Of the
clock does not amount to a quarter of q
second in the year.
The French steamship Nil was lost on
her last voyage from Hong Kong to Yoka.
hama, and all the passengers. eighty in
number, were drowned. Among them
were the japanese Commissioners to the
Vienna Exhibition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09
Special aotiees.
Or. scHEmck's STANDARD RfAaep,e.

4 =
Inc standard remedies for all diseases of the
lungs are schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck',
sea weed Tonic, and ScheRck's Man.irake pill.
and u taken before the lungs are DESTROYED. a
speedy cure is effected.
10 these three meiicines DIR. j H. Schencg. of
fhiiadeiphin, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases
Inc fulmonic syrup ripens the NOR bid matter
In Tue lungs: nature throws it OF BY an easy ex.
pectoration, Tor when the phelm or matter is line
snght cough viii throw IL Of, the patient Ia.
rest ana Inc lungs begin to heal.
10 enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 do this Schen
ick's Mandrake Pills and Schenck's Sea. weed Ton
&c must be freely used to cleanse the stomach Ana
hver. schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver
removing all distractions, relax the gall bladder
ed. - so"H reHeV'
schcnck's Sea-Weed Tonic IL a gentle .,imp,.,,
anu Alternative; the alkah OF which il is comnasa.,
mixes with the food, and prevents SUFFERING i,
asslsts toe digestion. by tOning up the stomach 70
. neaithy condition, so that the TODD and Pnlmon
&c syrup will make good blood; then the innns
neal, and the patient will surely get we'll n aSSs
= taken !, prevent fresh cold. ie
IT Shenck can be cOnsu lied at the Ouincv uors.
10 nSston, on Wednesday. March 18Th ADrii sth and
Advlce will be given free, but for a thorou,h
~ y. with the Respirometer the charse h
.h scnencks Medicines are sold By al Drusris..
~ sn.Sa4nopt the country. SchencAI XImans r -.
Sse"Ss ~. spno, 1yI1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

snow was forgotten aud i'm fact there was inst
enough fell to redeem the poor fellows good
name, but suppose we should be grateful that
we have some one who can tell us even eighty
three times out OF one hundred when il will
rain and when II will not. for sometimes u,a
find him very convenient person AMI watch
lot MS productions as narrowly as though no
never failed in them. We hope that soms ,ime
local offices can be established rs we are tni5
,hat this VIII remedy this occasional or seem
ing want OF fulfillment.
SUMMERS PORTRAIT
Parker's excellent portrait Of Senator sum.
ner Is now on exhibition at Williams & Ever
etts, and Is attracting large crowds Of neople
IL Is considered by his friends as being the best
likeness IN existence Of the great statesman and
IL ELECTS warm expressions of approval from NH
VINO see II. A sufficient amount of money i.
being subscribed by those who loved and adj.
mired the lamented original OF this very fne
portrait with which it will be purchased and
presented TO the city. Nearly the whole sum
has already been received
MUSICAL NOTES
The gratifying announcement has been made
that Theodore Thomas Orchestra would re-
turn here and give two more concerts assisted
oL the celebrated prima donna Pauline Lucca.
The concert by the members of tho Rostop
Orchestral Club will be given in Music Uali
next SUNDAY evening. The Club will have the
valuable assistance OF several vocal soIosts
Last evening the Handle & HAYDEN society
performed Elijah" at Music Hail. The chorus
Mas IN excellent practice aud the solos were
rendered in very satisfactory manner.
=, Master Harry Walker excites great aimira-
uon wherever he goes. lie accompanies Mrs.
S'duons almost every evening in her readings.
EASTER SUNDAY.
Ihc solemn Lenten season has come To !,
close. and Yesterday the welcome Ginning of
the bells ushered in Easter morning, the great
festival of the year, commemorative III our
Lords resurrection. The day was celebrated
III lhis city at the Catholic, Episcopal and nj
yer! many OF the other churches, with great
ceremony. The music was the hest anal r,rcst
winch could be afforded, while the display Of
nower,, including tropical plants. garlands,
iesloohs OF evergreen. rosebuds. callas, and
ferns, was profuse, indeed In some churches Il
seemed that everything was heaped with bloom
IN some form or other. No expense was spared
and the floral expressions were really so besnti-
tul as to surpass description p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09
HAS ENTIRELY CURED WE.

~ !, :, BOsTON, Oct0Dcr. $50.
Dear >ir-My daughter after HAVING , ssvara at
tack OF whooping cough was len In q iecblc stste
~ health, being advised hy a friend She tried Inc
NE1ErfNE and after u-ing a few bctt e. W.
fully restored to health ~
nave been great sufferer from Rheumatism
nave taxing several bottles ofthc VEGErlNF Tor
uis complaint, aud AN happy to slg it has entire.
~ ulcd me have recomme ndcd the NEGFTi<E
10 "'hers, WIKI The same good result. Itls a
great cleanser and purider of the blood Il ;
1t.
JAMES MORSE 35l Athens street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

HARD CAsE.-The Argus says that sail.
or belonging in Bristol. Maine, lately ar
rived at Portland, sick with infiamatory
rheumatism. He has been for 30 years .
sailor in American vessels, but on the last
voyage shipped in Danish vessel. which
debars him from entering the marine hos
pitaI or the city hospital, unless the cap
tain will give bond for his maintenance.
This the captain refuses to do, and all that
seemingly remains is to let the poor fellow
die. The mans name is Nelson Upham.
He has all his life nearly followed the sea
and probably paid during that time be-
tween $500 and $1,000 hospital money.
And hsing in . foreign port, and no Amer
lean vessel being there at the time, he ship
ped for home on the Danish vessel. Yet
this fact technically bars him from enter.
ing the hospital which he has helped to
support. 1t IL proposed at Portland to cut
the red tape that bars his entrance to the
hospital. Right.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-04-09

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY N NEyAp,.-A dis.
patch from Austin. Nevada. gives the par.
ticu ars of tragedy in smoky Valley. in
That State. as follows Christopher Recl-
stem has been for a long time Jealous Of
MS wife, In consequence OF attentions paid
her oy ayoung man named Norton, and
they had frequent quarrels On Tuesday
man named Oysterhaus went TO Reck-
steln's house, and receiving no response to
his demands for admission, broke open the
door. On the floor lay naked the body of
Mrs. Reckstein cut into pieces and her
head split open. A. her feet were the bod.
les OF their two little girls, their heads
nearly severed from their bodies and near
by were the dead bodies of Recks,ein and
young Norton, grappled as in the death
struggle. Reckstein grasped in his right
hand large bowie knife. covered with
o!ood' and in Norton's right hand was a
dragoon pistol, two chambers of which
were discharged. There is no living wit.
ness to this terrible affair