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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

SPIRITUAL, 81 AND INiANiry. Tue Supreme
Court ot Name has BE- 81 calle.l upon to de-
eide curou, will case. arising from the fact
t rat the MAKER of the will b lieved t nat her
dad husbands spirit appeared to her and
dictated or indic his approval Of the will.
In. ain is ,ues W ,eth1r or not the te =
tatrix WAS OF $ und miul W len she III lde her
will. and whether not she WAS unlu.yi :
d iencel III its pr.p.r stiou. A jury sus-
tanned the will. and when ey 'eptlons wer
taken to the verdict th3 = Jre ne Court over
rlel them, ani orl3r5i III, uent on the
~ rlct. Tie Colrt r5tls ID to say that IL
belief in the appear snce Of y spirit wa such
Il proof OF instnity Il to VOID :. Will, aud fur
Their said IF the t3Ststrx WAS 20 influenced
BY others that the in'trdnent WAS III fact
tleir will, aud n It hers, it Is voiu for undue
indurnce but mere I'D ice, opinions, or IL
gnm-nts, hnyever per istently and >trongl y
urged, will not amo mt to unlu, influence If
the test.l-rix retained her own jnlgm cut and
free agency. 40 a to be governed ultimately
by her own w.ll VINE her sne followed the ad-
wee gwen or rejected it; Dor does 1t make
q ~ d # renee i-ther this alvlc. came from
living person, r WIS supposed to come from
re de e .>ed, if she regarded it sim ply Id
vice or opinion.
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A QJIEr HINc FOB HCS3lND5.- When,

AQJlEr HINC FOB HUs3lNDs Whenever
20 hld a stout, healthy n!st>r the Cos
pei han ing ar IN your wife. with II holy
and s.ncer4 !. tn.r .tion aud affection, itch
sentiment is rsclp.oc..t-d by your wife, h.vin,
Il LOFTY. spiritual, religious yedrl,uy and
pnre iaonic love tor int priest tn,.t at
Tracts her frequently 10 his side, do You. un-
sophisticated yo,ns hus,til. just 90 right
out to the lie lre,t cooDler AID buy IL he IVY
pur OF p-Sged st''gv Loo's Pat those sto y
noots right on, Il III the next tine thlt minis
ter calls ut your resie.,c. to pc Idle his
spiritual essence" take nm e, ltly by the
coat collar III Ike Il short or ito 1. whereof the
prrOrstion shall be - get on T. aud then
clnch tna argument Il posteriOri with those
so5ys. Its the best way to get alOl with
an intimacy. innm'ent tn III IN it may BE-. tn It
sometimes br.ngs heap Of irouLl, in It.,
tram.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Plenty of sympathy with the Western farm
ers because the green's are all gone; but how
about the poor grasshoppers 2 No one heeds
their panss Of hunger Fine field for Bergh
olt there
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AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

ATLANTA, Ang. I3.-Atter harmonious ses-
sion at Stone Mountains the state Agricultural
Convention adjourned too day, to meet at Tnonas-
vile, i'll February, 1919. The Convention tab.ed
Resolutions urging the re-enaction of the usury
laws.
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PIGEON MATCH.

BUFFALO, Aug. IL. : The Pig. on shooting match
between James Ward, of Toronto, and ira Pavne.
of New York, for he championship Of America
and one Thousand dollars slde, was won by
Ward by two uirds
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Berlin Correspondence of The London News
Berlin is fast ontgrowing slow matrimonial
machinery. The diplomacy Of the motht r
and the larcle IS arts Of the ia lighter are CIV
ing way to the more simple and more expeai-
tious system Of mltlim oni,.l agencies. An
English reader would have ope trouble in
conrelvine the progress made within d year or
two by that extraordinary business, and not
even II German can forecast its future posi-
blllties. 1t is not enough tina, there are wo-
men who. in seductive advertisements, m Ike
known their benevolent purposes, and who,
ID modest APARTMENTS, and 10 private way,
bring the ANXIOUS to ,ether. Not even the STEM
der veil Of that degree Of prudishness is now
tnrown over the traffic. There are now,
great OIL ces. with their managers, their
matrons, their ledgrrs and hierarchy Of CLERKS,
and winch offer applicants Of either sex their
ch ice from two or three b udred candidates.
lacy issue their talogues like the old book
slops, and omit no important details. Thus
the candid ties Will be classified something
like this: Two hundred an ! fifty iiden5
from the bon geoi lie, It's widows OF til. same
cliss. 8 IN lidrns and widows from the aris-
tocracy, with fortunes, ETC. :" and Ga the other
side, gentlemen, merohauts and th.t
class, 100 Govern nent otti ,iils, so country
Ian owners. etc " And recently the business
has risen to the dignity Of an organ OF it's
own. The Marim mid Joarnl, issued week
ly, contains tn a tvertis IN sat5 # these agen-
cles as ell as of candidates Themselves, no
TIC g of books, and misc I'll ,neoaS M liter wei
calculated to set forth the bel tiles OF NJ lrc.el
lite and to lconrtye the wlvering.
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CAlINE DE THE LATE FIRE

PTTTsBURo, Aug. l3.-The oil fire was caused
by the light ing. The Liberty Oil Works. now
burning, are now threatening the Allegheny Val
ley KalIoad shops
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INDEPENDENT CONVENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug IL. = The Independent
Mass Convention met TO complete the ticket u,
delegates present. A comnl tee was appointed
to correspond with the Ind -ndent orgauiza-
tons OF other States now forming a nationa!
organization
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TUE KACkS-EXrkAD TINE.

RooHEsrG.s, n. A =. IL ID Is csll.nate
that tlcre were WITTY tl1usa I'd p1ople pre- cent
n tue RACES este,ds f.ie list race MAS to,
horses OF 2l class, left uul-iIsLed. Inc fro,
I ~ all ral1c NJ next tiled
II va. anuoiIced iaL uoi lsmith Mai would
he driven - VIII I'll; ditto SAD ~ OF red, 10y
bat nS her record of ::lIl, nIatic at y iii H. s ,t
Was tic $3.50 Al .irA6 aid rJ.tel the mtle
Ill 2:.44. This extrxorJi. .aty pei fornuaA-c war
recol.ed with tie wil,ie.t Enthusiasm.
SUIEA4Y.
Purse OF 1901 ffo- al !; first horse $500
second rl.s0U. tiilrL siUu.
la AJobie u '..trni.ta al ill ..........
Belj. II We sad g F..i..r.on.
N.n. L'ycli > AnIeficlL u.ri z 3
Dal. Al sees IL nry Dist
l.W' W. Aai Ttt- r. Ai.v
First 1el 3jI iaJ l:.' 2:,J
s co ID H. at.3,l 1:mi L.. z:.t
TA.fl Lsas..ji 1:J5{ l:41 x:.J
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CUBAN CROPS,

HAVANA, Aug. 13-Statements Of the sugar
crop OF cuba for the past year shows that 31..S
per cent OF the total exports OF the sugar and
mo asses went to the United States or was taken
by United States vessels
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RENOVATED.

PAIsEsSILLE, O.. Aug. IL. - Gen. Garfield.
Char an OF the Committee on Appropriate ms
Of the present Congress, has been renominated.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

TIE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF BIS
MAnCx. The connectio OF Father HI tuthaler
with the lstely attempted assassination ls
given ~ follows:
He I'D q des re to seek Bism arck. He
was in Schweinfuran, and not haviag mucn
money. yet bent on seeing the @ .lncolor be-
fore returning home. he p.i living visit to
Kissengen. He arrived there ut early morn
ing, aud since Bismarck does not dr.v- untll
] o'clock. he had some no lrs to SIP ire, which
he spent i'll Walking up aud down the pve
ment III front OF the Princes 'u-e. In his
peraMbuations he got in colversition with
kullm lnn. wac, too, said he Wa de>irous Of
seeing the Prince, aud they talked together
at intervals. At last at / ocl ,ck the crowd
grew lar ger. AMI B-mlrcks carr .ge was ex-
pected every moment.
Knllmamn stood on the pavement opposite
Bixm rck's house. F., tor H ia, h ,ler found
him ,elt III what he thoI .ht OIL position GA
the other ii IL OF the street. Tle wagon OF
the Prince drove out of the yard. Hlu n,ier
thinking he mad not n moment to lose. a i'll
being -xcee lingly short sighted riu across
th- road. H. was slightly ripped mp III the
middle Of the r md by III, long cot. and the
Princes c0achman had to rein up denly 10
prevent al accident At this mo ueat the
sho, WAS fired H ,utbaler kaew l,y insutiol
in VII u CT teal position he hal pl ced him
self, md therefore hi desire 10 get away as
quickly ns l,o,Sibl-. When H .uth ,ler lett the
court. the justice accompanied him i.s Tar ~
the r.,illss.d depot. in order TO lrove 10 the
outside word tie old man innocence.
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One OF the +, ~ stiVu, III Inc Beecher-Iu-
ton lu..tler i, that Theodore Tl.uu ala.srs
paid grocery bills. Ibis IL il go.d lian az
Taevu0f., lriAAnS Us 1t nIs.y "a eA..
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This paragraph is a tolerlbly complete his
tory OF country Journalism: "A Kansas editor
at rbutes his non-success to publishing a Lon
pareil paper i'll a long primer town.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Marshal Won NIL Ike hls directed the G r.
mar officers to cuns,d The toil,w.l9 ,,ntin-
Rencies IN rep .ring III .rchin , or lers Tor war
time. !. GERMANY alone az inst France. 2.
(seSm my alOne against Ra~si and France g.
Gefmal,y and Aastria against Ru >s.a De-
mArS and FRANCES.
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When they come to try the man who threw
q fiat iron out Of the fourth story window and
killed Mrs. Hester, depend upon it the lawyers
for the defense will say it was the attraction
OF gn.vitaion that committed the crime-N
l. Commercial
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

Fossil GUARDS The regular meeting Of
the Fossil Quarts took place last evening ut
their hall, No. 81 Carondelet street, and after
the usual business was transacted the meeting
adjourned
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. ia change of Ministry is inn
.no took Cartagena will become Munster OF
War, and Gen Marionez be placed in the supr. me
command OF the Army Of the North.
LONDON, Aug. 49, Soir reports that the in
'estSalon into the circumstances of Bazaine's
escape, shows that the director OF the prison is
gravely Implicated, while the other ottica $ arr
exonerated.
The Mllanese journals assert that Bazaine has
passed through that city on his way to Chata,
de Arenemberg, Switzerland, the residence of tn.
Empr, IS Eusenie. 1t is also rumored that the
Marshal arrived at Spa yesterday
The Americans having completed their inning
with one hundred runs, the Enslshmen went t.
the pat, and when the game WAS suspended for
the day they had made nine runs, with two wick
ets down.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-14

British crop reports have suddenly assumed
q changed and omnous tone, and one OF those
vissicltndes which are always to be appre-
hended has fallen upon the harvests Of Eug-
land. protracted drought is apprehended.
and water 50 scarce that in several OF the
agricultural districts, for domestic purposes it
Is being carried from the brooks. This is at
tributed to the liquidation Of large tracts of
hnd OF their timber -aridity and rainless
territory being the invar able sequent upon
this wholesale and eutire destruction of forest
growth. As a consequence OF the Late deh-
cl-ncy of run, the hay is thin and light, and
other crops are likely to he injuriously affected
by the same cause. The result OF the season
Will probably be lem md tor our cereals con-
slderibly above the hverIge, and that will as
naturally stifen pr.ce5 in our home IN lrkets.
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Chicago msy b. d. scribed just now as in O
panic aoout nre. Tne Cn.c.so newspapers
describe tn nervousness OF the people o. tnls
subject ana tue Anxiety about it which Is DE-
veloped whenever any niger of the kind APP
pears. At the last fire, wnen three days ago
II Large warehouse WIS burlt the public
2nxie. WAS SHOWN i'll many ways The heavy
cloud OF smoke r.slng from the fire and the
passing OF engines attracted mole than the
usual attention, AMI the news spread With
lightning rI.,idty, whilst multi ude OF peo-
pie rLshed to tue sc-nc t. make n pt-rsoutl
ipsp sctou Of tue pro5res, OF the f.ues, SO
that au est .u,lte OF the danger might be
tom al. Tie Clicls, T'i,uls s lyj tn,t at
least ),O0J persons tnroI5ed the stree,s III
tine imnl elhlte nelg lbornoo of the ii e. Be-
sides tntS pop liar .,ll.c GA tile TO- est, there
Is III % TAG Il II ~ ILL., III sur lnce comp Lues
;,bolt Ict., htt. L le ulI ,rwtlter. seem
to think tls CITY Is Il 20 u ID aud lhlt sooner
or later, it will DIS ~ % II III SMOKE.
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HaraEal Bazine.
MULES, CARTS, HARNESS, SLACK Coal AT
AUCTION. Messrs. Nash Hodgson, auc-
tioneers, sell at 1O4 o'cloch this mornipg. on
the levee head Of Louisiana street, Third Dis
trict, mules, CARTS harness and slack coal, for
account Of the estate OF Edward Beales, bank
TGpt Zee advertisement.
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MADRID,

MADRID, Aug. 12.-The Ih,pdrciat reports that
England, France and Germany have formally re-
cognlzed the Spanish Republic.
MADRID. Ang. 13.-rhe report that Il crisis in
the Cabinet is Imminent is contracdicted
The Republican troops under the command of
Marshal Ceballo and Gen. L.onzerna, have been
united at Miranda, where they We're confronted
oy Is battaLons of Carsts
MADRID, Aug. 13.-France will send an en-
bassador to Spain as soon IA the Spanish repre-
sentative Ill Paris receives his credentials as
Minister.
1t Is officially reported that the Carlists have
attempted to cross the Eib, without success.
VIENNA.
VIENNA, Aug. 13.-The New Free Press states
that England has recognized the Republic OF
Spain.
ROME.
ROME, Aag. 13.--The band of rioters which
appeared ii Bar Letta have been dispersed and
several OF the members arr ested. member #
Concealed rifles We're seized
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FIRE

PIrTsBCRa, Aug 49, Twelve thousand barr. |.
OF oil were burned ny hghlning.
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PEnSONAL.-The Rev. j. II. NJ. Chumma-
oeira and family, arrived IN town some few
days since. The reverend gentleman was
elected some weeks ago the Minister Of the
Portuguese Jewish Synagogue. He will at
once enter on the duties of his Office. As he
comes to us from Charleston, with an enviable
reputation as q minister. the congregation Of
the synagogue above specified are to be con-
graduated in having obtained the services OF
this gentleman.
On Wednesday evening the Witt Guards
were out on parade, giving their friends evil
dences of the fact, tn 1t they still in ext IT.
ence with an Orga ization intact For the
serenade rendered to the BULLETIN while on
their rounds, thanks are returned.
A trio Dlor hly on the summit of Metz
Cathedral, which had been constant eyesore
to the CIR ans, was recently removed 4 re-
ward of SIS having been offered for the fea',
which Was attended with consider lbIe danger,
q, after the top of the Gothic tower was
reached, two balls had to he scaled tc reach
the flagstaff A man named Demange, a hnu G.
painter at Metz ltely made the attempt and
brought down the obnoxious emblem of
French rule, substituting therefor German
nag Of black, white and red. Previously,
seven Germ ans had tried to accomplish the
task, but two lost their lives and the other five
failed.
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CHICAGO, Aug l3-Blacks Paper Mill, at Ma
zilies, ILL.,. Id burnt. Loss, sou, 900.
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BASE BALL,
A LARGE FIRE.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Boston II; Athletics g.
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FOREiGN MARK ETH

'ustoms receipts $4,000, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-12

Mr.. Poland said he would not say whether he
vas or was no; ashamed of things done.
Mr.. Crosrispd fkyl argued mat ne propo..-
tsn ci MI. HaIletJn should be submitted as .
The int sud seq nd resolutions we're adopted
without division.
A vote was next taken on the re.slu,lon Of
fered by Mr.. Harrison declaring Mr.. Cannon
duly elected and entitled 90 his seat aud the
eAs and nsys were ordered. The vote resulted
yeas III, nsyssa
next voted upon, The yeas and nays being or
asnc, tni tie resolution vas sdop'ed-yeAs
10, nsys 81.
The resolution 10 ss follows
Whereas, George X. Maxwell has prosecuted
contest aessnss the sitting m smbef. George q.
cannon, pow occupying sesf IN the 45d Con
charging, among other things, that the sad
Cannon IL disqualified from holding and A ne
worthy Of . seat on the floor OF this House for
the reason that be vas Al the date Q: bis elee-
ton, 20 Wit: the 5th day Of August, 1872. aud
prior thereto had been, and sun IL openly
living and cohsbiting with four women
ss bus wives nSder the pretended sanction
toriorsly endorses aud upholds against q statute
OF the United States approved july L. $50
which declares the same 20 be q felony, 70 TIE
great scanGsl and disgrace OF the people ana
government OF the United Ststes, aud an ahu =
OF the privilege Of representation accorded -
said territory Of Ctsh, and that he has tau en-
and never renounced an oath which l. incna-
sistent with his duties aud allegiance 90 th-
said government OF the United States, aud
whereas the evidence in support OF such chRrss
has been brought O. the official notice OF the
Committee on Elections Therefore
Resoined, That the COMMITTEES on Elections
be instructed 90 inquire into the said chsrg >
and report 20 the House "a 90 the truthfalness
thereof, and 10 recommend such action on ths
Part Of the House in the premises ~ shall sec IA
meet and proper.
Mr.. Negley PA moved % 90 into Commit
tee OF the Whole 90 consider the btil 20 am an 4
the set entitled an act 10 provide FOR the better
security of life on bOari OF vessels propelled ia
whole or In part by steam, approved Feb. =,
ISL.
Mr.. Swami (Md) moved 20 go into committee
on the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill.
After a contest, the former motion was agreed
10, and the House went into com mittee, ~ moved
by Mr.. Negiey, Mr.. Parker MOI in the chair.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE WAR IN ARkANsAs.
u. n. Troops Stop the Ffghti Ak

FOUR BANTER NKN ArD TWO BROOKS MIN
NEW YORK, May l2.-Lttfle Rock specials
contain the following items The regulars yus-
terday took all the arms at the arsenal 20 pieces
20 prevent either the Brooks or Baxter people
from using them. The RAFT with arms from q 10
the river arrived safely. There was great sr-
citeme Mt yesterday morning. q uringt he skirmi.h
across the river. Col. White, OF Bakers force.
was wounded in the leg. After the skirmishinS
had lasted some two hours q company OF resu-
lars crossed the river and stopped both parties
releasing train OF cars which Bakers men
had seized.
-Four Baxter men are reported kfilei 4, and two
Brooks men killed and two wounded.
The clerk of the Circuit Court swOre IN the
thrown mp another bsrrtcsde across Markham
street Col. ROse has telegrsphed 20 General
Sherman for 3 company OF regular cavalry.
BROOKS DISPATCH TO TIE PRESIDENT.
ST. Louis, May l2.-At late hour last night
the DemqcTCt received a special from Lutte
Rock, containing q dispatch from Jos. Brooks
TO President Grant, Of which the fOllOwine IL
the material part: After stating that Baxter has
declined the proposition of Attorney General
Williams he says: elm conversation with M en-
bers of the legislature they say Baxter boldly
proclams that he will not permit Investigation
OF his light TO the office. You ask me 60 recDg-
nize the call Of the legislature az
the Instance OF one who declares
insist On Its being assembled, shall not be set
bled by the tribunal YOU desire 10 convene
The attempt at organization made today failed
although persons were sworn in a. members
from districts In which no vacancies had been
declared.
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The Contest I'm Arkansas.

THE PRESIDENTS ACTION IN THE NATTER
Soon after the President sent the dispatches
to the rival Governors Of Arkansas Yesterday
recommending an adjournment OF the lesisia-
ture Tor ten days, he received q telegr am from
Baxter saying he was in favor of the legislature
adjourniDg from day to day until every Brooks
adbertnt Is present. With this understa pdine
he said he would disband his troops in proportion
"a Brooks disbands his. He further said tn at
Brooks must get away as far west as he is east
Of the state house. and allow 1t to be turned
over to the Secretary OF State, who is its legal
custodian, and that Brooks must deposit the
state arms In the state armory. On the receipt
OF this dispatch the President, after consulting
Judge Williams, sent q telegram to Brooks
saying that in his (the President's) opinion, IL
was fair and reasonable and should be scce pted
Baxter was informed by telegram Of the Presi-
nteiecomms ndatioD. During the day dis
patch was received by the President which was
seped by the president of the state senate and
mouse and thirty six other members, approving
Oh Bakers telegram to the President.
BROOKS DECLINES TO ACCBDE TO THE TERMS
PROPOSED BY THE PRESIDENT.
ulspatch mas been received from Governor
bIooks In response to the telegram from the
acesSs aa ser sent TO him last night declining to
was the subject Of some discussion At the cabi.
net meeting to-day, and II may be that the
PRESIDENT viii feel called upon TO decide daft
nitely some time to-day in this contest The
refusal Of Brooks TO accede to the reaueet made
oy the fresioent In the interests of peace will
very likely lessen the Communications with that
party, snd h appears very probable that the
next adyices from here may be sent tn the
United States forces ct Little Rock contajnir,
the decision or the govern ment, ana a king hat
all parties shall be made to res peet it,