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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-08-12
ONE MILLION ACRES
OF
SPLENDID MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.

The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
has been finished is $50 miles long, and
IFS entire land grant earned
In Farming Lands TO Actual Settlers, for
individuals or Colonies,
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR 1874.
10000 acres have been cold already. The
lands arc well timberod, making tie best
kind Of farms. Strong soils of great pro-
ducing power. Easily reached by rail or
water. Good Markets. Railroad runs
through the grant. Michigan is ono of the
least indebted and most prosperous States
i'm the WCst. Its schools .aro uucquallcd,
It's financial standing Is NO. /. N0dincul-
ty i'm transportation, Peace and prospect
" are i'm i,s borders. Lands from 81 10 $
per acre. Time sufficient. Interest Z per
cent. WM. \. HOWARD,
Land Comm, Grand Rapids, Mich.
i. T. PIERCE, see y Land Department.
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NTANTEp.-relia men to distribute
w packages OF the "Wonder of the
World aud make collections. To good
men l will furnish all the goods necessary
to conduct the business. Address, NJ. NJ.
Tilton, Pittsburgh, Pa. wl0-lt
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&C Q Q90 per day at home. Terms
pJ + DGU free. Address Geo. Stipson
ee Co., Portland, Me. 10 Il
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10000 CASH GIFTS,
AGGREGATING
S , 5 90, 600 T!
win be distributed by lot among the tick
ct holders.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Grand total 10000 Gifts, all cash, s., 500, ,OoJ
PRICE OF TICKETS:

Grand total 2p,HuU Tllti, all cash, -,luUuJU
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets 3 so 90
Halves 25 on
Tenths, or each Coupon 90
IL whole tickets for 800 90
% IL tickets for 1000 co
Persons wishing TO invest should order
promptly, either Of the home Office or our
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satisfactory agents.
For Tickets or Information, address
TlIOS, T.. BBAAlLETTE, Agent and
Manager, Public Library Building, Louis
Vile, KY, or
THOS. II. HAYS eco, Eastern Agents
600 Broadway, New York. 10 At
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-08-12
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

COnnoctod with the College.
"The largest 0nd best Grand Organ for
educational purposes in America" Su-
perior advantages in Elocution, Drawing,
Painting, Needlework and WaXwork.
French and German by native teachers.
Charges less than any institution in the
United States, aflording equal advantages
and accommodations. Fall term COM
mences Sept. 0. Send to the President,
Rev. 4. c, Pershing, D. D., Pittsburgh,
Pa, for catalogue. Whit
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-08-12

PITTSBURGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
The advertisement of this well-known
institution will be found in another
column. We would call the especial
attention of parents and guardians to
the very superior advantages itailords
for finished education for "our girls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

man mouev IN 10 IN search Of Gives them
In case Of accident and sickness gives their families
money In case of death IL gives them money when they
sre nSe vented from foow wing their work. and 1t gives
them money when they on strike but not one penny
have they given toward fund Tor seliemployment;
They have seen rich out of their labor and
have not sought to eet rich small scale for them
selves How is thsf DO they believe the trade profit
able one or mott Do they believe that as they have
managed the trade for others they conld manage 1t for
unionism 70 the peace ofco6peratonf Do they prefer
system where chances are ten to one against them
70 one where they nifty to In their favori Such
ia the difference between trades unionism aud coopera
fionv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

The advantages of cooperation are presented in
fOrcbe terms TO the wOrkmen of England By IN,
.CoSpadtirf Aers published In Manchester. Speaking
Of the iron trade and the superiority of cooperation
over trades uniOnisIn, 1t says:
Let us look nc the iron tfade In lite export view II
has grown. and grOwp and grown until f port
ing giant. The men, after making all the iron want
at home are making to send abroad in increasing ratio
In l6i0 they sent out OF the country tons Ia
1910 times the quantity the growth has bseh fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
Mem Publications.

HOW TO COOK. Shall we Broil, Bake,
ii Reci !; Fat good Food See Flying P.n IN
eta No New vol begins Address r. WELLS. $50 Broad
OUR AMERICAN GIRLS. How to Educate
~ and Tram Them What Can Woman Dol See SCIENCE OF
SEaiTh JAY = year 81 for half year
MAY WE EAT SALTf What are its effects
wi on the system THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH be-, Of the
s:nA Ne is'Ts % n is sss Tor n''A' 20
POPULAR MEDICAL SCIENCE; what is it 7
Iosypcrasies Pathology Something to Take Our Burdens
Carrot Afford spirits o. PSsa lssn ac~ to
si Ts s;iI o. aksiTa ya g
CONGS OF GRACE AND GLORY.-The very
y best sunday Book By w r. sgRWS and
a A D. oae np"a sap FREE boards 5 Is per
$50 psr loo. NAILED :. retail Drif soe .cp WATERS soy
'''"''' 4s1 Broadway, Sew.Yors PO'toGee Boz Sb67
NHE CHILDHOOD OF THE WORLDS:
l. MAJ Il iPR EsR HisS'T TI s%iEs
BY Edward Cloii =. r. A. s.
Bonnd in cloth extra price Toe Sent receipt OF price popad
70 any Ao''s"" j. N, HALLOCK,
PUBLISHER,
TAiNTOR's ROUTE AND CITY GUIDE.
TANTOR BRoTllERs '9slser. Los Btosasy Sew,Yors
giving q to the traveller for business or pleasure with
very perfect Maps PRICE % CENTS EACH.
or .n aa Pbe 81 r'S n
. lists Of Hotels d r s,s Of AT, s. R Ls
Il
Ferries Street Directory Travellers DIRECTORY and Church Directory
Mp 5 BGSfn isais B%a5R
descriptions Of cities villages and objects of
interest the route. , =, ", . .r ~
Ynine Lake George Lake Chsmpan Adirondack Noun
tsjps and Montreal Hudson River - 49,
Nv aHID,ON RIVER RAILWAY"New York to Albany, Troy
and saratoga Via II. X and r. ami g. X X.
TEf;s RAILWAY" R0UTE.-Ner.YOrk to Rochester, Dun
H. H''sS a3 Ss' 70 rsaAroe AND NIAGARA FALs
VII "HARBHM RAILWAY GUIDB. "
VIII "SPRINGFIELD ROUTE"-Ney York to Boston,
TX ashore LINZ R0UTR."-New-iotk TO Boston
X "STONfNGrON ROUTE YORK TO Boston.
XII NORWICH ROUTR"NewioI k to Boston aud White Noun
XII 1.-THE NEWPORT ROUTE"-NewYort to Boston via New
mort and Fall VITA full description Of Newport and AHaSAa
set Bar. .an ,.,
Yrv CONNECTICUT RIVER RQVTE'-NeH York 10 the
" XIV %THR NORTHERN RoUTR"-BO.tOn to the White
Mounn Lake hempbremsgog Green Mountains Lake Champab
sheldon Springs Montreal, and ogtensbgrg ncrv, -, ,
EewYork and Philadelphia .aston Bethlehem hAuch Chaai
Scranton Harrisburg, Wiliamsport. and Elmlra- . .
XVII PENNSYLVANIA COAL View Yors 10 Eason,
Deaware Water Gap Scranton Wikesbse and Mauch Chunk
XVIII "LONG isLAND"-ya Long Island Railway
XIX LONG IsI.AHD"-va South Side RAILWAY.
XX "EEW-LONDON ROUTE"-New-York 10 Msntrsal
XVI "UELAWARE AND HUDSON ROUTE PIN aderbia to
Cooperstowp Sharon Springs, Saratoga Lake George Ardaek
Mountains Montreal via Sorth Penn, H. Ia W, e. ana
Albany and Susqaehanna Railways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
REAL ESTATE.

FEw-YoRK. Saturday, June 10, 1874
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day, +. A.
Lawrence g. Company and WIN. Kennedy conducted
legal sales, and the prices realized were very low.
The market continues dull and without speculative
interest For ne xt week the sales announced arc NOT
Adrian H. Muller h Son will sell the premises on
with water rights The property Is one mile Dor'n ot
High Bridge and opposite the parade grouno; ana
on "Wednesday at the Exchange SalesrooIns. =,
A. ID. Mellick. IT, Brother VIII sen e. om w be well
located. aud is within 43 minutes OF New-York by me
Central Railroad Passes will be furnished on apphca
ton to the auctioneeis at their once NO. Iihe-s -,
The following sales are announced W 'aAc pi'0' ' Wv
Exchange Salesr0Oms next week: . y,
monday June Is. BY A. J. Bkeeker, Son d 20 90, -
Lrgal Prynnth-st south side 400 es west OF
o5riOO a.o side 026 feet north oil slrhs|
EVE H. Ludloo d Co. ooo
Legal sale 80 west Of Fourthave Zzo
By Wiuiam Rernsly.
Legal sale Kingsbrise road northwest corner OF
Fly oItl lx2l6x99l sl'o one hEnd "a
foaIh- north side 225 OF SiIthaye 21xlooll
Tuesday. June l6,-By f. A. Ldurene> o o-
Legal sale wsters Of RooseveItst, ooiZ
eata, north sde 80 feet east secondaye
''A'0'' Wednesday,, June II. By Hugh ". Camp
Legal sae no. 12S Pearlst., lot 23.7I39.
By RDiard Y. Hdrneh on
sale Ffv-nIths, north side 90 ieet east o. So
00Il005; also 0nehunded south sue 40 '
'''' VI gasr;.Sv Tine is-By Wtuicn Kennedy.
Legal SALE sixty ghhI. north 1919 feet west OF b0aa"
By Jqnss NJ Hiltr ,r,,,
LEGAL sale Nos 354 AID 800 sevuhy, 49 feet north Of im"
secold ST., 5Jxl0O. - ~ ,,,
Legal SALE HoGonst south side between Ch0toa anu su"o
2j1iO2. n, ,uy
Legal sale yourtn-s: north SIDE z4'o ee'
wet 4 flbave., l7lOI39iL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEW AND FrLLPOwERYD srEAMsHIPx
shrf Hsw-Yort SATURDAYS Liverpool THURS
DAYS "a LrR st Cork Hsrte- esh rs
ADRiArIC. SATURDAY. June 20 Of 10:0Os 4
OCEANIC. sATrBJlAi JULY 4, at $500 an.
REPUBLIC SATfRpAY july IL. a. 800 y
VTLTfC. SATURDAY. Jaly rs, At $500 a.
ADRIATlC. SATURDAY Juv %, nj 200
Prom White DooS. Pier so. North River.
Ras.~neer tor ~ esee unHylled combining
SAFETY SPEED ASp COMFORT
bAtnfooms midshp
aen where <nst 81 aswNdssss
Gtse stesInen-
EATEs-ssssn $50 xeia TekeN sllo go Btesrase
A ow Those wnre for hss1 s Ch Country
sss now obysn ssaerage prepaid certificates 81 iow
Psssse booked o. IRON ~ yss OF AnsneA Fsa hamep
Eorx,y Sweden. ipds australia China 80 ..
. Dufis from 81 sVwar.
for nspeense Other inOrnshon the companvs
s6stH AZ ~ Btvsdxsr. htrt~E" CQRrW Asest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
Justrurr,on.

For Boys and Young Men-country.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
Il Tor uakirg bors Intelligent. healthy. Christian m.n.
BENJAMIN MASON. Boz NJ 6o4, fonsGs' ~ L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

A HOME, with suitable care and instruction,
IA for six boys eer j. TUFTS, Monson. Aiss.
DROWN UNIVERSITY. Precedence, II. T.
ID Tn. lOsh annual cOMMENCEhEsr will occur hi. yes on
wgDS Jun. 2ith The a ter OF III. besl
FRIDAY L. hedo
DAY and FRIDAY 20 sad g. aud FRIDAY sept Can't
dates will do well the tt dars hat those
pce rsmine 10 September Tke Clety
scholarships for the bneat those needing pesuiar aid
liberal and
irdcert Special made of instruction ring
ard Cbemy applied the arts The oos4ntly enirgius rc.
,ons for thorough ancient seal ani.r
il 70 The attention seeking place 80 careful and btr.
Z. @. RoBIrsoy. Pre,den,
nURING Summer vacation, PIOf. E. FE-
DzAsDB will boaring pupls at his residence
kewJersey eIclen air, water and
view bshDs and fishing Circalsrs No 81 We Thirty third st.
Eeu.l Yah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

Ciip r!eal CstGtr for Sale.
NEAT and COMFORTABLE HOUSE for
~ SALE in With without carpets snd mirrors; terms
!" '"' p" ' T. H. q b. T. BURSHAM. 500 Hudson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

New- gcrsep Real GsIate tor Bale.
TOR SALE CHEAP, one hour in New-Jersey,
O. 10 ACRES all and fult: high ground; house
WEI, shaded Address j. d. wILNor Pesofce, Paterson n j.
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED.-Ff
~ Farm hour IRON Eew-York Erie Rai!say; c-m
eight out6uings plenty irlt; p1ee
$4,000 including stock and implements j. A. MORRlSSE,
conner Main and Msrketss, Paterson.
ORANGE, N.J.-tireat variety property FOR
" a oases ununhei Sale Catalogues
oaee holrs from to D. H. GERRY. 80 Nassau cor iber7-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

An Application, made 10 Gr.me,s Park for Oct 1874.
CPANISH LAEGUAGE-Ftot DE TQRNOS
~ continues giving during suml.I No. 100 Gb.ye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

HOW TO COOK. Shall we Broil. Bake,
Roll n, Fry our Pooif Food Frying
SCIENCE or HEALTH July SO 81 for bali 20
Eta No New vol begins Address X. WELLS $50 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

EDWARDS PLACE SCHOOL. I..
~ For Bors and Young Men, soekbndEc. Mss tsan i 2Oh
Sept - 5000 Sir professor" prepare IS pupils for
College Seirut6c School or Busire~
Mes,rs HOFFMAN FLACx. Associate yrineira.
FLUSHING On. W INSTITUTE, BOARD
Il ING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Room TOT one Z 4 PAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15


while you infer the opposite from Bret Hartes But
the threened Of each poem tell the story OF
bride no saw and loved kuigbrler than her Ia
fnl lord. In Browning
The Duke rode past In his ife way,
Empty ana fac, like sws:iless sheath:
And as he saw leaning from her window and looking
down hun the beautiful bride Of the Riccardi.
Lo. blade for a knights emprse.
Filled The hne empty sheath OF a man
The D1ke grew straightway brave aud Hise.
In "For tie KING:
Two hundred years ago, they say,
TIE viceroy, Marquis OF Monte-Riy,
Rode, with his retnue, that way
Grave as behtted span's grandee.
Grave as the substitute should be
or His Most Catholic Majesty,
Yet from his black plame's curving grace
To his slim black gauntlets smaller space,
Exquisite as piece OF lace
Two hundred years ago-e'D So
The marquis stopped where the lmetrees blow.
While Icons seneschal bent him low
And begged that the marquis would that night take
His humble roof for the royal sake,
And then, as the custom demanded. spake
The usual wish that his guest would hold
The house, aud all that II might infold,
As his-wth the bride scarce three days old.
BE sure that the marquis, Ia his place. :.
Replied 70 all with the measured grace
OF chosen speech and unmoved face,
Nor raised his head til his black plume swept
Ibe hem OF the lady's robe. who kept
her place, ~ her husband backward slept
subtle flame In the lady's eye
Unseen by the courtiers standing BY
Burned through bis lace and titled wreath
Burned through bis oody's Jeweled sheath.
TIL 10 touched the steel OF the man beneatht
TIE "nne empty sheath Of a nan" corresoon,: curl
eaax xIfe ne RVay JisYfGas asa" With tas "stesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BIZ UiIlaa KerHeuH oo. 49,. .,
Fen, % ror, side Of On rh-s, 200 feet west OF
Aurnne A. lOOxl0Oll. b. =. McCshl; SI,6oo. ,,.. .,o
Thre OF Siriethst 20 ieet east OIL
75Il005. Joseph L. Wood sllOoo ~
By T. d. Lawrence d Co. ,o,
and oath Eide oil i"i
set east Of 22xl0O5 j. Fettnch; 81 vv ,
poi'"
Foty sey .th-sL 25xG0 A. l.. Nosseri Sl6,uoO
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
HRw-YoRK CITY -
Pospsstst s.' 40 n" OF "ai,a.'oae $1,000
2Oths, 10 ZIG Ea.' or NO "a S,TeSS .g sh 600
a OF fhae. ~ Gee 5o,qs $4,000
4IstH Ms ~ ~ % o. ~ lS I'M ...,,........ l025O
o2d-s, Of 3!aye. "a 6xlOO sIo
F,r,hsm ave " lot No 80, map Morrsanla zVhl' V9
Fuou.aye No 1871 map Moirsans 3Uhoo;.' INV
Robbins ave :. norm nor hai III 10 a. may $50
horrna OK 40 In - n If I..t 25OJ MornaBis 1850
Sisve, OF For hsm,aSe'ws' S'o'' u ....., $50
N,tb'., 5yS5 $4,000
LEAsEHoLp CONVEYANCE e,oo,o
3d.s 263 Of Ave u, 249x96
RECORDED. ooo
Diyson- No 2l3 wears, per o9
Sartons, No 81 wears per year 5o0
2,t 50 II 20s74, 81 years. per Year.''. <oo
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

HARVARD yERSITY.
IL yCyR EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION 1874
COLLRGE-June g. 2G and 81 Of Harvard Han Can.
edstes admission In o76 part Of their
is74
NlRSTIPIC scHO0L-Jaue 90 81 N, In Ls~rsnce Hail. A,
1874 regard wn be had to the bs, bal ,hot
hss been the Of the requirements sda ion
gusskY lSsiiTCroMM-S1snesG III H. Lawrence Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15
KINDERGARTEN.

MISS HAIyEs and nADisosRLLEO JASoS respectfully an
they x continue under sifa ,eaehsrs
gartea at Gismen! PAX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

Of the man beneath It. All through the poem, Ia sur.
of thought In turns Of expression, IN sresmeh' "a SUI
,ct there Is curious family likeness. IL does not ~
All amount to plagiarism but imitation, either con-
scous or unconscous and the poem should have oeen
marked lin the corner "After Browning" as you see
pictures that painted by the student OF some
great artist revereny by such label referred 10 tno
influence Of the master spirit. But Bret Harte mas no
need to wrlte "after" anybody. The man VINO wio'o
Tim Flynn of virginia" and Her Letter." and
(" Bows Flat" need doff his bonnet to no one.
Tho other great gun of this number Is Joaquin Mler
who contributes "The Ship In the Desert" 1t is dis
tincty his owp 1t far enough from his best They
say poor Miller hOmesck and heartsick ever there OF
late and longing little for the old days of freedom ana
savagery 30. perhaps, It is not strange that tncre
should be wanting to his poem OF the old, lavish
seusuous Abandonment and fullness Of life. But these
lines describing the ship are strong and fue;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

Ia 1NDERJHE EN- =
IN Mr.. KRATs BORLTF will eos.gue Kindegaren instruction
assisted KRAuS WITH trsining for mothers and teach
beginning J. The location OF TIE school will be ADVERTISED
AFTER Aug 10 Address Mes. KRArs BOELTE No Creamery
Park Ia
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
Appointments by Gov. Baxter,

LITTLE Rock, June 2.-The folio wing ap-
pointments have been made by Gov Baxter
E. H. English, Chief Justice, vice John Nc
Clure, impeached and suspended; VIM. H.
Treipon, Associate Justice, vice w. L. Ste
phenson, resigned John T. Reardon and F.
NJ. Compton, Associate Justices, vice Searle
and Bennett, impeached and suspended.
John J. Cleaver, Circuit Judge vice John
Whylock, resigned; J. c. Davis, Circuit
Judge vice w. H. s. Clayton, resigned !;
Robert L. Fuller, Circuit Judge vice Geo.
A. Kingston, resigned and j. N. Smithe,
Commissioner Of Immigration and State
Lands vice w. H. Gray, impeached and sus-
pended.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
NEW ORLEANS, WI DNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1874
Oliver Taylor

oliver Taylor
went up to Colfax on the call of Jos. Buch
to protect the man he voted for. They told
him if he did not go they would blow his
brains out. He had liking for his brains,
and he went. Left on the morning of the
hight. Leve Allen was in command. Leye
wore sword. The men who summoned
him said nothing about the death of Nc
Kinney.
Allen Richardson
testified to the condition of the country
prior to the fight.
NJ. r. Lazard
said that he lived within or miles of
COlfax; moved his family from home to
Alexandria, on account of the tumultuOus
state of the country and the threatening at
titude of the negroes.
crowd OF armed negroes entered his
house and stuck his cook several times
with knife.
Joshua Smith,
a colored man, went to Cslfax because
Billy Ellis and another man, both armed
summoned him to protect the cOurt-h house.
he did not want to 60, but he went because
they were two TO one and they had guns.
Henry Olcott,
another cOlOred man, knew nothing about
the fight; remained at home; was not
troubled; voted when he pleased, and when
he pleased C: RE guns, and was never in
terfered with.
Sidney w. Harris.
Lived at J. w. Hadnot's (the deceased)
place from January, 1873, to the time and
after the fight; was at home on April I'd,
when squad of fifteen negro men, under
command of Louis Micken, all armed, came
to the house; Micken said he had come for
Mr.. HadnOt; that he was going to take him
to Colfax; witness had sou, S. w. Harris,
Jr., wounded in the fight; he died after
wards; two weeks after the event saw him
at o'clock on Monday, and was present at
the examination of his wounds; he was shot
in the left shoulder, two balls entering and
ranging down; moved his family before his
son lett.
Jno. Miles,
colored. Lived at Smithfield Quarters
testified about the interview between Sheriff
Nash and Leve Allen on the morning of the
fight, and also about things in general in
and around the town previous to the battle
Peter Lacour,
sworn, corroborated testimony of S. w.
Harris regarding the visit of Louis Micken
and his crowd to Hadnot's house.
Tom Jones,
a small boy of about 13 years of age, was
placed on the stand. In the forepart of
April was in Cruikshank's field when he
was met by Louis Micken and a crowd of
men who cooked their guns on him aid
threatened to kill him, but Louis Micken
told them not to hurt him.
A number Of witnesses were then called,
but none of them answered, and on Mr.
stating that he wanted some defin-
lite understanding about the returns, on the
before proceeding, the Court
adjourned until o'clock this morning,
The defense will close its testimony and
rest its case to-day.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03
Meeting Of the Interna tiOnal Typograph
feat Union.

ST. LOUIS, JuEe 2.-The Twenty secone
Annual Convention of the international
Typographical Union commenced session
yesterday, nearly 1000 delegates present
from all parts of the country. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President, w. H. Bodwell, of New York;
First Vice President, Henry White, Mem
phis; Second Vice President, w. T. Redfeld,
Washington; Secretary and Treasurer, w
A. Hutchinson, Chicago; Corresponding
Secretary, w. s. Pride, Wilmington.
In the International Typographical Union
to-day the new officers were installed.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Secretary to procure and issue certificates Of
membership to members OF the international
Union. aatt.l
A Number of resolutions of interest to this
craft were referred to appropriate commit
tees for further action.