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p1se and Agriculture.

Anotller proof at CtleaEos lrogreds sinoe i,or
co,stlur. aton III fornl III tho elegant and costly
reuidonco Of Mr., Fralloa B. Peabody, now uoar-
INK completion, OIL North Dearborn street. Tho
exterior Of thu bu!ltlng which In OF stone, il
dotl,a I'll .losIgn, noblo aud laassiyo; while tho
interior decorations no far as completed. incl,d-
Ing manse'a. las.isstNras, etc., are very lne. 4
ornamental bron1e Of tho moat tasteful and deli
oatn pntterns affoll'nY y ilnn example Of tho
l,olotn tonsloncy toward combining lBo with art
culture. 1t waa n'aao to order by tho llorkiraa
Il Dickinuon Manufacturing Company Of fsT
Yorh, Iho building will ho tea4ly tor occupancy
DpUn.
, 1874-09-24

" Hold on, Doctor. hold ont thorc tnust be no
miAlhIo ahout th,a' + wont this itono IN right
MY nan,o aln't Henry, It's William Henry" Tho
Doctor smiled. bowed, au{ proceeded mo1o Cor
rootv I'M, In ,,n1 ,o,,,,,a,,.., mi At tl,o con-
cSms1n ~. If tn w rn~cmonv ~ t.so roan Hpoogfzol
fnc n;a ,aatv ;t"rr'io,, '0n p,,f cndoi that Io
nsjd nnf ,,svc ia;3 na,r +, IL far ti,o world"
~, a wv ',"'o -'~'. """ :" ~ ~ s, .~,,,.,,
hNve boon eonai1otng tto For9yth contract tnes
yessofaay ana oono!',ooa tsiotf iaDofs. Ky
nhu minority report NIL DO supih'tsoo ~ 'ao
oo"'o 'o'a"s'
v. 7; von Nnron, .Tto was recently .,laol,a1rgo.'
ton, D. G., cacApod from Ills residence, COB W.
baBA avenue, yesterday morning, and Ii now ut
large He fg q yoarB old, dark nair aud mus
tacho, and dronaoa iu dars c1othcB.
A md caao Of rotaouipr occurred nj Oa}t park
Inst SATURDAY. afternoon, Tho son OF Mrs. John
Kellogg, Of Troy, N. y, IoY of, IL Years. and a
uou Of Thomas ii, Doanp Of nenr1y The sntne
ago, won't ont tho day aboro mentioned aud
gathered q uunntity of toad. .Btoola, which they
sek ef y eGss s Tux Ssv ' s IT,
roas shery aforWsr tUs shes seS se Ware
tsSsS ssry ss aud aRar,s %sa!o"' I'D way
ay, 'Fs sftot tor andsrsoing torrbo ssey. T Tic la
Doano antl tho girl Mlll recover. Mrs. Koiiogg
n,,tl l,nr son wero Waiting at Sir. Doano's. silo
loft cor Troy yesterday Afternoon, With tito ro-
-,....1. -. .,,,.,, ,,,r,,o,,,,,,n,,t ~ x,,,
% oaad o. o'mU ans psaua.,1 oa nu ro1 ~ e9,,
eccutrca eoups ~ y o hr,dna p ,n Hn iaa! 'sn
ea nes "ns nr " sn p hnn r,so IN M rsns to S i
lsanu asoauo caa msh nnsnt tsan ~ suo ..a M
te noa'es y ~ ~ ;.ron ss,;r >xna .1,,.t
Wlsa M ~" tTbs born ~ as nntbno nnt ~ liz mav
~ nie A1'',e, "'1 49, tis,, .1I,nt Ih1
n the sislnlty, set' W Nuas ivy iuSts. ~ ~
driycr and conductor woro NOT nblo TO lhunco tho
Aorses to 20 ahcad. Suddenly nn Intelligent
raaBnnEor hnthouglt linn TINT tho horses might
think the bridge WAS open, 90 hc walkea npo1.
md hR}f way over tho bridge III M tholr WOW.
This MAS all tlat was necessary. Iho horaes
Ieancd forward mud crossed ti1e bridge without
! auy further niaNivings. aud tho lttlollfgonss
| messenger received tho smiles anu THANKS OF MI
, 1874-09-24

G1llN 144t444 A* &tSF Ss
Il 10 atatcl that tho two prolFator Of q Dcnr-
harm stroot restaurant With sanity ap}.olts!an
lute,ul to advertise tlioir establishment In man-
,,os ag for,i1lo as 1t is un.qnc< Tho aonlor part
nor, wl.oso proportions are quito Falatailau. will
stand II, front af tho rnataurnNt bearlpG bl.Ge
nlacarl, uTha lna,l tllnos al tho st. - uhilo
tho tv.ulor, uho turns tlio sca!o ut I'D ponnts.
will carry tho logonl, ".lhts man docs not dine
at tho III. 49," Such Ingenuity ~ taia vii!
hardly go unrovardca,
Aa amusing conrrctomps OCCURRED ut n wea-
dug In tue Third prcabytoriAn Church ono day
iast week. poalious had been anly takon, ataa
tha Doctor bad got Bo far III 10 bogln ono OF the
,uoat futal Bpntcncos In tho aorsico, ~, l1onry,
tuko ttao -" Hero tAo groom lmpotuollsly
interrupted the Doctor, ren,alklnE hastily,
, 1874-09-24
GNTnIINAL,

LVVIlas
Hans 1ay!no wna arrested yesterday for orllol-
tJ to auluaIa. Justice s2ul!y tluad him 5l0 and
tobta.
Tho only person hold to tho Criminal Court by
Juatlca aoul!y yoHtoray wan JolAuna G,skloor-
eoll, who IL charged by Jo!u Nu!aun with lsayils
staleu 40 from her trunk, whllo both parties
wcre living Ut $50 Twenty-lourtl ssreot.
Juatico hcnl!y yostetany insposad tlua of 800
oaph un the following Acknowledgements. for iteep-
ing opea their !ipp!sug houaoa altar Ia ouiooa ut
night, IN violation Of tho alty ordinance Of juno
, 1874-09-24

TULIT1CA11 MEETINGS..
Tho Ropublinana Of tho Thirteenth Ward will
meet at No. 78a West AIss!iso.s street this eye,,-
lug for tho purpose Ut organizing Republican
club.
Tic Republicans Of tho fourteenth Ward viii
hod 1neotlng this evening at Ta1nmany Hall,
coruor of Lincoln anl Indiana strcats.
Tho Twotttl,.Wart Republicans moct In Alar-
tlue's Ilal, Ada street, this eyoniug, to orgnnixo
for tho campaign:
Tho Tenth Ward Republicans will organizo
this eyesiug III the l,al oyer tho 1Iomo National
uatlk. ou tie coynor OF Washington und Ilalstod
ntreeaA
The Opposition OF tho Seventh Ward will Or
ganxo it 7D4 South llaistod street, Saturday
orehtng.
The Republicans OF tho Eleventh War,l ars re-
questol to meet at headquarters, No. LII Mil
, 1874-09-24

ia the Editor Of IHe CHICAGO Tribune;
Sin: Thn Executive Committee hayo dirootod
mo- to oxpreaB their Acknowledgements to TME
TRIBUNE, Times, Iaier Ocean, Courier, .5ou,',al,
Post and lfail, aud afs-zeitang, for oopes Of
their daily edition. anu for many other fayora /;
also. 10 William Donuoly i Co., for u copy Of
!lo " Lnkoudo City Directory, 1s7l-'G;" Egbort
JamioBoll, Es1, City-Atsornoy. for q copy Of ilo
" Laws u1.d Ordinances, Chicago, 1876" aid.
". II. Richardson, for doonmouty am other ia
Underground Cflicago;" Fire Warden i. z.
MeCnrsy for document and valuable iutornla~
ton; propri0tor Of tho Pai1nor if0nso, It's nana~
gctu aul clerks, fur various fuypru.
..... .. J. Z. AADLEn, Clo,ls.
CHICAGO, Sept, %, 1911,
, 1874-09-24

as,J ozgauizo.
EisoErIANEoua.
h fair for tho nonaiit ct 1T. 0olumbkiil'a
Catholic Church Wil begin this evening a. tho
Wcat slo l.ink, md will continue Tor ntne anSs'
Prof. awing'a congregation .neot to-plght Tor
ntntiaotnnnt, ic2-orca'n, maBtd, hHa consoIsa@
liou.
The regular monthly n,eo!ing Of tho poain Of
Managers Of tho 5oldiota' Home ,ylll 10 hoia 10
morrow ut 2 O'Clock as No. d2a Wabash asohuo'
Company D, First Regiment Of 1itnois t stnfs t;ts
ogoniug, fnr drill aud tllo transaction q 1m-
portland business. full Attendance Ia aesarod.
4 moot,ng Of Tho Mulltgan, zouayos viii bo
hold at their nrutogy tiis eYoning at halt-paat
o'clock. ALL tho 1nenlbors arn raa.loatoa 10 20
prcsent III full-tlrosa uniform. Iho honorary
members Of tho company WILL bo ~ atsonoa'aoo'
Tito annual aoelablo Of tho Wostorn AycrnS ~,
Dartlst Church, cprner ct Warren ;avonuo. ,yill
DO held Tomorrow evening, In tho church build
ing. The afEetr ID IN thp hands Of tho Young
r1on Of tho congregation, WHO havo t'eoiaea tha1
tic entertainment ia to bo hlg success.
Tho third concert In Central pnrk will tako
placo Saturday, commencing at O'Clock p m'
Tlla Young Mems Christian Association EN-.
ployment nureau, 1i5 Fifth ayontie, 9oos NOT
employ female l!olp. but matte specially of 30
lccting ,nDn md boys. Employers ato daily ao-
cptnAotIa.ed With 1aLorora, ta2mstcrs, coaohnou,
garlonara, and GRAND boys.
Tho Chioaso academy Of Homeopathic phyBt-
olans snd Surgeons maots at tho fremont llo'lae
this evening. THO aoction Of surgery will pro-
sont report, with cuses. specimens, otc
Tho Contral Conference ot German ministers
mil congregations belonging to tho Goncral
Synod Of tho Evangelical Lutheran Church In
tito United States assemblies NJ Springfield to-
day. Tho session in oxpootca to continue until
Monday.
Tho Catholic Library Association announces
that 1t will give Library sociabioa" OF tho
evenings at tic aocond Thursday OF oach mouth
during tho Hoason oxcopt In Icnt. lilo flssE
will bo given this ovonlng, whom tho FARGO Of
ia Good Nights Rest u will DO presented. 4
q,tartotte from tho Apollo Olnb hab consented to
aing. Arrangements hayh heDn snado for North
and Woat Side ntaRen to lcHye at tito conclusion
Of tho performances.
There is to lo = vcry excellent concert at tho
First Congregational Church this evening. I2io
public arc 30 Burfeitcd with church anti sut1any-
achool concerts Of mediocre character, 10 fas
es tho performance Ia concornoa, TINT when one
Of this kind Is gscn 1t deservos specin! rat,on-
age. A glafica 1t The rtogratntno publiahotl 10
atlotlcr column will satisfy any ono aa TO the
choicouess Of :he aelcctions and tho ability Of
tnosa who aro to render them.
, 1874-09-24

Amocting Of tho Equalization Committee Of
tho Board Of County Commiastouara was to hnyo
hoen hold Yesterday, but. owing to tho abaonce
Of Commissioner Doguo, tho othcr members Of
tho Committee decided to do no busiuoHs. uad
there been uaoctiug tho following statautens
from tho Town Board Of South Chicago would
, 1874-09-24

C1iIUAdO AND ST. LOUIS.
10 the Editor OF Fhd EAteago 1.7buns:
It requires Sc pagca Of Dradstreel'a report for
January. 1874, to seco.d o4o8 ..a,.lcs Of meu aud
firms doing bnh,n1sa III Chicago.
Tho aamc report roqnirea 2i pngcs to record
0,17l natncs Of 1ncu a1ll Nrms doing business III
1T. I4autH.
Dalaucu III favor OF Chicago, 3,23l.
, 1874-09-24
THE NORTH SIDE STREET. GAR CON,
DUCTOE.

strcwn win, rosoa IN r,ao. oa,,, ,s;7 ~ - NV
bcd fato m ooch ;l,v of tha vo,.n, ~ 1,s1n W
intellectually iuc}irc1 In h.s w. ,,,a", ~ W.
of hcr loncst duos to cu1,ivots ,ho p ,,nn,as uas
form OF his iutcllcctual ,ucnotior ~ 'rass'',
fourteen hours out Of tho tvon,v.fors o,'a .,s
maiorilv NJ lin mon1a ,.,,no ,,as,,'sa ."'' ~ .a'
o@'A saa, u .ae car aha mnscs n!l iiay long up
Oh tic disadvantages Of hulann W con,paro.l
with animal llfo, III represented by tho alool,
team, TINT draws l1s car alonu, woso ,n,as wo.,.
hnnrs cao mi, wlnso S nH n,oa1. *os apoaI 1oar
, 1874-09-24


ecuto hin, csimiualy. II appears, however, that
some Of tho heaviest rcdftorn wore
unwilling to Let him antoy shc 1uxuriea
to hayo atolou, nud they accordingly appeared
formal complaint agalust him. They tolt satis-
tion, as hlr. Sphinx, I'll expert accountant, hnd
examined tho books Of tho bank, aad found ral-
Pablo evidence that e55,Ooo laa bosn abstracted,
an1 good proof that e2o, 600 moro had also boon
appropriated. ThiH gentleman, togethor with
j. .. Harvey, tho Assignee, G. II. Eaay, aud u.
G. Vesey, testified belorc tho Grand Jury, aid
tho reBnit Of the inyestigatioa waa tho tlnling
Of trus hil! aEalnst ur,ilgga. Tie Indictment
fraudulontly carriod .away :. . iargo na1n of
mouey, tho persona& gouas ,saHnh ohMttels,
oifoots, a1a Property Of Wy ~ Sfank!n Na.4k,
slates notes and cussent bank-notos, a,.l per-
spnal goods aud property To tho 'va!uo Of
Tie faot Of Tho finding Of the Indictment WIS
kept secret, ainco 1t was hopot TINT briggs could
DO captured. llc, howoSor, must hayc o!Asincd
Information about tho investigation, as II
"foYthwit1s- -snu,,nona" was returned by Tho
SteriR with tho iudoreemcnt, "Iofentaut not
fo.lma.' It waa Subsequently aaccrtatncd that
prEgs haa gone TO- Nor 1or nn r99nis'tioa
Of tho creditors vent thtthor to hayo him uppro-
headea briggs haard Of his arrival, aud i,l.i,o-
aiMtely started for llis summer residence, wllol
IL located GU ono Of tho Thousand islands. In
tic st. Lawrenco, between Now York md Uan-
asla. lilo Sas followed thither, ana posse OF
Deputy-SlerlTH started for tho Island III q small
boat, nribgu saw them coming, Alld jumped Into
d skill anu nude Ills way to CnnadA. where he
waA aocllse from nrrest. Tho creditor aud tho
doputaeH Mndo Hoycrnl other attempts to captule
tin fnTftfYA- itft uttkffrcGiHffff. 5Ea
, 1874-09-24

ehoworol upon tic Society ly tho liotola and
restaurants Of tho city, and tlat hlcaarn Fsol1,
Letter Il Co. latl presented 100 yards Of a,lnsz,
and TINT tho Homo now contains thrty-ilyo ILL.,
matos.
Mrs. Crooko, from tho Soliciting Committee,
reported THO receipt OF soyoral contributions Of
money md provisions. Another nnls,ber fe-
ported the receipt Of nifty brohd-tiokots from
Woodman$e bAkory ana thu proHer Or tue use OF
q HowiliB- -nachino for the uso Of CLIO llomo from
Tho Trdastfor reported that, .ainoo tho Inst
,noeting tho SI1ol.or-roas had beon pail, and
TINT balanco Of $500 was tn hor l,aslda.
condition Of tic Society, and slated thai 1t was
necessary that somle atops DO taften to rh'sc
funds. Silo y.tggoatel the proprioty of HetttMg
I'D a acrics Of entertainments, anti thought
opeil-air CONCERTS could DO gsyon st tho Homo
with stccesg.
Tho suggestion 1od to aomc diacaaaion md
tho froo interchange OF op1nion. All Boon1ca to
favor tho i1oa, aud TINT, IN commission with the
concert o lunch, nftor tho dor1nAn Btyto, Of
which boor should bs loadinB foaturo, ought to
bo norvotl.
Mira LEONARD said tho nocoseary bcor would
ho donated, and thought the lunch cot,ld bo OBJ
talnod In the same way.
concort TuoHany eyeufng ut tho Homo, coEner
Of Mono1ntnoa aud Hammond Btraota.
Mrs Leonard nnd hlrs. Whoolor waro appo!nt-
cd q committee to enBago nuslc for tho concert.
aonorai Cummllt,oo of Krfangesnentss lliss
Hattie Leonard, Mrs. Caspenter, Mrs. Dakor,
MrH. Daf!um, and Mrs. spausdiug.
Several other committees 'Fero appollnntca 70
work tn connection with tho couccrt. Tho al
mlssion-fco vas tlxod at Is conts.
Mrs. uigglna anl Aira 0. ?. llaker uoro ap-
pointed to ao|icit provisions for tho Shelter for
tho coming wook.
Tho Co,Smittoe sAsn adjourned to moot at tho
fcf,tn ,4nutfu nt{ l,.o1c -
, 1874-09-24

Tho moeting throughout vas harmonious, and
characterized by determination to work moro
aud quarrel less III tho future.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
GOV. kELLOGG'S LIFE AGAIN
ATTEMPTED.
He Is ASSAULTED AND SHOT At
SEVERAL SHOTS FIRED, But NC
BLOOD DRAWN.

Yesterday afternoon. between three and
four o'clock. while Governor Kellogg. ac'
companied by Judge .itocha. was driving
ieisurely up Canal street to his home. III
cab, the vehicle was hailed by Major E. a.
Burke, at . po;n, between Rampant and
L :sin streets. The carriage was stopped.
and the Governor extended his hand in
friendly greeting. Major Burke seized the
protlere.l hand. stepped upon the side OF
the carriage. and attempted to pull the
Governor from his seat. q. the same time
striking at the Governor. The driver
Immediately started ths team. throw
IN. Burke to the ground. As the
Carriage started Governor Kellogg drew
his pistol and fred through the back OF the
carriage. the curtain be;n. rolled up at the
time. Burke drew lis weapon and fred
five shots a. the retreat;ng carriage. but
fortunately none OF them took effect. Quite
a crowd gathered. and thers was for a
! time considerable excitemen: in the neigh
borhood. Major Burke surrendered him.
self immediately to Detective Walsh and
was taken to the central police station.
Shortly after arriving there he was released
on parole. In another column appears a
letter from Governor Kellogg to Major
Burke. the ;nc's;ve points OF which it is pre-.
euned were made pretext by Major
Burke for the commission OF the assault.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
Steamboat Combinations.

The Cincinnati LOmn,cf.ia' ot the twenty.
seventh. says:
The New Orleans Steamboat Owners' As.
socation have nearly completed thei1 n:-
ganzat,on for the forthcoming season. The
captains of eight steamers have signed 2
written agreement to load in turn. and send
ou: a boat every Wednesday and Saturday.
The eight steamers are the Cherokee, now
loading: then comes the Charles BOdmann.
Thomas Sherlock, Charles b. Church. Louis.
vile. Nick Longworth, Exporter and 1D.
diana. when the river rises. The captains
o: enc or two other boats may sign the con.
tract. Captain Stein. Of the neT Charlie.
Morgan, il considering the matter. and
Captain Miller may induce the owners o..
the Mary Horsto. ~ Run her from C!ncin.
matt instead of Louisville. in the line. III.
Rober. Mitchell! w!!, also probably Join ';'.
line: Captain .-urge ". Neare has b. ec
appointed superintendent "c genera! iaan-
aver ., the linc. In case an outside so..
puts np for Me-: Orleans. al saduc.3 rites.
til. association will seut gu: on. Of
their beats will, the ''oUtril.er.' ,..ir!
f,eleht at still lower rates. n. .:..
anc. of the boats IN the l.Ha iI..sin. AZ
The deficit in the line boat. trip. if az"
loses money III rurDin. th. ""r:s!dei %: ne
track. is" captain Of Tie boat leaving 10:
N.w Orleans and Manage: E"ace a:e 70
regulate 1Lc rates Cl IltlE'L 4!l3'
;h- captains Of all other boats II III: inc
vii! keep o.i Change wi.'e :De oo.: in '.g:.
i. loading. ':le lin. Will have only a1s.
aseat. " 10 will probably ," sciee'ed &. :a.
next meeting. TO be :,e!d on W.dC. >dav.
Tine agents have been sniicl:.d :" send n
bids tor :hs;r seasons serv;ces. TIE :;''.-
ion prevails. however, thai 'hc sl:'te. atui
.ge,'e Will bo Mr.. Gl- :io..e: 20. ::le New.
ts!FaBs boats. and NJ. Thomas :. Boy"
for the Memphis packets. Cap'sin- P.,ter.
son of the Church, Ka,es CT tn. Long cr.!,.
and Powers @: 'he Louisville. we're IL.
committee on agents ior the Ne'S crleaa- :
line. and will report OF the suhje.' 'o.ncr.
row. Captain Hates left Cor Louisville ias:
nigh. TO consult the owners Os the Mar:
Houston. Providing she plies fram Louis
vile, and dom. come to Cincinnati. al
effort will be made to have her leave Louis
vile one day ahead Of the packet IA turn
from Cincinnati.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
NaeuraliZatfOn.

The E.:les:,s is giving i;eelf unnecessary
trouble about some prominent Republicans
Of foreign birth. As matter Of course.
the opinion Of Attorney General Field ef.
fects the status alike Of Republicans and
Democrats who have received thei. papers
from tho Second D;str;c: Coart, and no
partisan consideration influenced the At.
torney Geueral in framing his opinion. As
for s.ms o! the eases cited. however. the
;:.u. ii" is unfortunate. Take. for example.
;ha: vi Mr.. Sparic;o. the popular and &c.
complishei Republican candidate for Ad.
m;nistra'o. o: Wa:erworks and Public
Buildings. M.. Sparicio WAS na:urali2ed by
Judge Paul 4. Tnes:d. in the Fourth Dis.
.r;ct Court. i'll i>'.-a good many years.
pr"hao!y. before the B"'st;n's para.raph;st
had reached the years ot discretion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
Military PersOuals

On "Wednesday evening arrived ic :his
city Breve. Er,sadier Genera: Philip Il.
De Tvohr:and. Colonel Thirteent'. United
States Infantry. General De Trobriand
comes 10 join his regiment. ROW in this de
pac.men:. and by virtue Of his rank will re-
:i.ve Colonel DE l.. Floyd Jones from the
direct command Of .he troops in and about
the city Of New Orleans. The General :s a
native OF France. "a thorough soldier and
gentleman. Ha.n:ereG our service in Au.
gust, 1861. "a C,.cnei Of the F!ity-fftll New
York Volunteers. In Decem Der. lS... he
wa. ~ sn-:crr.G 70 the Thirty eighth Regi-
ment. Of the sane State. and in May. !St:
was made E-iyahier General Of voiun.
teers. His appointment Of Colone! in the
regular army is dated July -. ie';..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
a Kentucky Crime.

\ special dispatch to the Louisville
'o"r'erJ"""a! from Shelbyyille, Ken.
tucky. October 20. says:
A body of masked villains are again AZ
their helllsh work in the eastern portion -.
this county. They were seen in Clay VIZ
iag" last Saturday night. at the b-eakin 9
us OK q pr"tracteu meeting there. but too.
their departure without doing any acts .i
violence further than haitin. raliou. per
sons VINO Were returning from church.
From the village they went 20 Tho'ng.
t"rGs. !. Gistancc OF about one mile AMI :.
halt. where .he. whipped three negroes,
and threateEe! Mr.. Ford with similar treat
ment unless he sn"uis! drive the uegroe. OF
ant 90 {" work himself.
From toTus hey Wen. to the house Of a
negro oy the ram. OF Barringer. and caiie':
I" h!ni Z" com" out OF the house. and
upon his re'nsa! to dc so. began t" tire :.to
the doors an1 windows with pistols an.;
sEotgins. A pistol bal. struck Barringer'
daughter. - girl "t sixteen. who was sleep
ing on IN" h'or. putting out her righ; eve.
irac'uring the scainla. burying itsef: dee y
IN ter r'gt. shoulder i; not indeed III hex
lung T""oi III" mur.!erous w,etche. :h"f
came into the cabin, cursed and abuse.
Bar'i'tg"T. ai.i get HE their horses and rods
HH. A!iis wa> about three in the morning
oiTrHser 'hiik' there we're only siS ~
eight oi them at hi. house. but the woman
"h" keeps 'he io.!-gate above Clay f,i!agr
say. she counted sixteen passing her house
IN he early par: If tn. nigh-.
Dr. Hickman. or Clay Village. and Dr..
W.dney. OF this place. were called in to zee
the wounded girl. who is still living. bu: in
q precarious condition.
We are sorry to say that, 80 far as We
have been able to learn, nothing has beer
done to ferret ont tho perpetrators Of this
erual aod o0wsrdly deed Of blood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
Appeul to the Governor and Auditor
the stale OF Louisiana.

Rocss pARisE t:f.U7IsY Gov MIrTKp Pans. ~
Caldwell. Columbia. .October 20. 1874.
At meeting OF the Republican parish
executive committee. the following nra,
amble aud resolution was uuanimoiIslv =
adopted:
WHEREAS. The crops OF our narish hav,
lug been hl!ghted by food and drought to
such an extent. amounting almost TO entire
failure; and
Whereas. Our farmers and farminp in.
teresfs were already embarrassed from the
effects OF the disastrous results of the &,
nancial distress ana deraneement of last
year: hence the people and taxpayers OF
this parish are utterly unable to nav the
taxes now due. therefore be il
Eesolrcd. That the Governor and Aud;tor
OF the State be informed of the crippled
condition "t our people, and Of their ina.
b!i,ty 10 pay the taxes now due the State.
R'sotreA. That the Auditor of the State
be requested TO instruct the collector of
taxes OF Caldwell! parish to suspend the
entOrcement OF the collection OF taxee in
this parish indefinitely. until the material
condition OF the people ie improved by the
production OF another crop.
Ecs"!r'd. That a copy of the above pre-.
amblc amt resolutions 10 forwarded to The
= .rrnor OF the State and Auditor ci
Public Accounts.
Res"tred. That copy of the above be
forwarded to the Columbia Herald. Mcnroe
Intraigercer and New Orleans R.rynr.ICA..
Tor publication.
y. B. GORHAM.
Frfsicenf Parish Executive Committee.
.. w. MAiF!hLc. 5 'cretary pro TEN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
Vle Oneca.

Manager Canonge has his troops now IN
active rehearsal; the artis:es have recovered!
from the fatigues Of travel and are in
excel!en. voice. On Thursday evening mex,
the season OF lS.: and IS.. will be in.
auguTated by the production of Veri's
grand opera lie Trouyere." The selection
OF this opera for the opening night is !elici.
GUS and shows the good judgmen, Of u
Canonge.
This gem Of Veri's will! introduce to
us sisno' Chel!i. the seno.. fort. N. Nerec.
the baritone. and NJ. Greet, basse chan.
tante. The ladies who are to bs introduced
Tor the first time to a New Orleans au.
dience are Nine. vexken, the falcon. and
Nine. Teoni. the contralto. Seats may
now be secured at No. Isl Canal street. at
any time between the hours Of (? 4. II. and
+, NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-30
Persona; Politics.

III: onslaught Of Major Burke upon Gov
erna Kellogg. and his summary vepu;sc b.
the executive. is duly ciron:c!ed IL to-day;
REPUBLICAN,.
Major Burkc. though, iar;n;: and a,n;.
tious. lacks judgment. The political ISSUES
Of the present can no: bs decided bv the
b!udgeon or the revolver. and Major Bark.
ard lis adhelents mus: learn that .:u.!.
Euii,:s are poten: arguments in time o:
war, bat when dove eyed peace hroods DER
the land. each hostile shock recci!s upoI.
the party that administers it.
Major Burke is welcome 30 al! the sur.
posltitious glory he may have temporarily
gained by his attack. but he Will en.ent.
,ially thank us for The ccunse! We give lin
''of peace and good viii! to all men,