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ptchmond Base- Ralifsts Abroad.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Tbe Pacific
Baseball Club, of Richmond, arrived here
this morning, and played game this after-
noon with the Nationals, of Washington, re.
sulting in q score of IS for the Nationals and
for the Paci6cs. The Paciics play the
Eagles, of Washington, tomorrow. TIE
visitors are entertained by the National Clue.
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lscESDIARY FIRE AT FORT ANN, NEW YORK.
WHITEHALL, n. Y, September GA IRE
occurred at Fort Aun this morning, causing
a loss estimated at $4,000; only partially
insured. The losers are Clements, brown d
Co., dry goods; William Crosby, groceries;
Griffin, harness shop; Finch. Babcock a. Co.,
dry goods; Hall & Co., bankers, and William
Browns dwelling. The fire was OF lncen-
diary origin.
CARRIAGE FACTORY AND TWO HOTELS DE-
STROYED.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September 5.-An In
cenuisry fire which broke out in the carriage
factory of John Lexington, on Elm street,
South Deerteld, on Saturday night, de-
stroyed, besides the factory, the Bloody
Brook house and Hayden's hotel. The total
loss is es ima.ed at $4,000, and the insu'
rance at $4,000.
wooLLRN MILL DAMAGED.
TRENTON, N. j., September "a tlre
broke out in the pickers' room of 5. h. wal
sons woolen mill a. $50 this afternoon,
damaging the stock and machinery to the
amount of $l2,0 900 or $4,000.
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CarruptiOn furnished.

PoTTsvlLLE, PA, September 6.-Poltical
circles are excited to-day over the sentence
of the commissioners Of Schuylkill county.
Patrick Conroy, Valentine Binker, and Moses
Zine. convicted of neglect and corruption IN
the discharge of their OFFICIAL duties. The
sentence of each was two years imprison-'
ment and $1,000 ine;. the embezzled funds
to be returned TO the county. They were
Immediately taken from the courtroom TO-
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The GesanS-Vesein Virginia IN
WasasDSt0n.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-The. concert
tonight by the Washington sangeteuno ana
the Gesang-Verein Virginia, OF &lchmono'
n, Lincoln Hall, was magnificent success.
The hall was crowded. The YKginis's sing
ing was received with prolonged applause,
and they were encored in every piece. Every
body was delighted with the concert. ;,
After the concert the Richmond and
Washington societies held red hon al MARI.
mis- Hall, at which one hundred laoies "ess
present. A spssdid supper was served, aa'
a band OF music was In attendance.
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The GERMAN PILGRIMAGE.-Pdris,S eptena-
Der 5.-L'Echo UniUersel states that CORE.
Spondence has passed between France and
Germany with regard 10 the proposed phi
erimage of German subjects to Lourdes.
The German communications are concllIa'
tory in tone, and pronounce the French
Cabinet entirely free from responsibility IN
the matter.
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weather Report.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-For Ne"
England aud the Middle States, the Lower
Lake region, and the South Atlantic States,
SLOWLY. rising barometer, continued hIgh
temperature, northwest to southwest WINS.
clear or partly cloudy weather. with afcas OF
light rain 10 the northern part of New Eng
Ia nd and the northern part OF the South -At-
(, States
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AN Episcopal CouSclL.-Ne,o ToTk, Sep
tcmber 4.-The Presiding Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church has called
special meeting OF the House Of Bishops at
Giace church, New York, on October 2Sth,
to elect missionary bishops for Africa and
China, and receive the report Of the MeXl.
can commission.
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The Second Triai of Reecher.

NEW YORK. September 6.-Ex.Judge Nor
ris. of Tiltob's counsel, is busy preparing the
napers for the second trial OF Beecher. MIR.
Pearsoll, another of Til'on's counsel, stated
that the acton was bona ride. The case i:
No. 40 on the calendar, and will be reached
about the third Monday OF the present
month
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dizziness In the Lumber Trade>

OrrowA, September 6.-Dealers heae re-
mort continued dullness in the lumber trade
not only in Ottowa, but in the whole Of
Capasa and the Eastern States. Reports
from Nova Scotis and New Brunswick say
MANY mills will shut down for the season.
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BY TeIegrap,,.
NEW YORK

New YORK. September s-Eoam.-s,eeks d.Ii and
steady. Money, X. ',old,1 Has. txekauge-Loux,
tS5h; sh ?rt, 4ssk. Governments attr. andsteany.
tates quiet. -
Evening" Money easy at Ib62. Sterling dail
at .AS33 Gold active III IfH@sl15. Governments
tdu and strong. Siatesqhlet aliJ nominal,
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J. LA q. g :; 5 FOE 4. cN NE5Ts.

~. Il ~. RRin. sz..:s
RlfsTst AsKis; ron saatsnsrr.
u MlDaD, September 6. - MINISTER'S IN car :.
lists from all partsfof gatalonia Navarro Ana
-BesceeaD Provinces are giving Their st1tn,is.
sion to the Government OF EfDg Alfonso and
asking for amnesty.
~ - Scrvia. SIS
no AID FOB THE INSURGENTS.
BELGRADE. September 6.--The SeryIap
Minister of Foreign Affairs has officially mo-.
lifted the Turkish Government and the Pow
ers that Scrvis has taken the necessary steps
10 prevent armed bands going TO the aid Of
The HerzegoYiDian insurgents. !. i15
Rome.
RcNg, September Sd dispatch from Tu-
I'm announces that Cardinal McCloskey
passed through that city to-day. BE will
arrive here Tomorrow.
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North carolins Constitutions Con.

80 =
spesias stseisgfan 70 the nisps.ch1
sALk,oH, N. sC:, September 8.-D Delegates
20 1ne Ce'nastitrtt ionai Convention assembled
~ y Y. in the House. OF Repres;entat,yes
ana called to orderrby Judge Thomas Settle
taasseeiate justice Of lie Supreme C,urs ,ysno
administered s1l1 ii the OATH. The swearins =,
delegstes proceeded very i,armonioussIy np MI
the call for the Robeson, county delegation
was made, there being contest between
Messrs. Sinclair and NcEachln tCouse,,rryy,n,.
tives), with certificates from the sheriff, md
Messrs Normeut and Mcneil, with certif.
Gates from poll-bol lers.
Judge Settle, the chairman pro tent, said
that from what be knew and from other cyl.
dencs the question of qualification OF the al.
legged members from Robson county would
create deb1te, aud therefore. in the interes.
of harmony to facilitate The organization OF
the Convention, he would order that tbe al
legged members from Robson county stand
aside for the present.
After the qualification Of the other dele.
gates had been finished the Robson county
delegation was again called, and Messrs. Sin.
clair and McEachin (Conser vativesy qualified
and we're seated. .,,., ....r...,
Nominations for president being IN order,
Mr.. Albertson (Republican) nominated o.
e. Dockery, and Mr.. Reid (DemocraJ nomi-
mated e. Ransom. On the first ballot Cock.
cry received 5s votes, Ransom SO, Wheeler
1, Reid 1. a second ballot was had with the
same result.
On motion Of Hr. Ransom the Convention
adjourned TIL 70 A. NJ. tomorrow.
GAssocated Press Tesegram.l
RALEIGH, September 6.-The State Con-
yention met to-day. There we're one hun
lFed and nineteen members present. One
vacancy is created by the deash of ex.Gov-
,rTor Graham. .. ~.
Two ballots were bad for president, re-
ulifng in Ransom Independent DEMOCRACY
eceiEing 50 votes. and Dockery So. The |
NO candidates vond scattering, leaving the |
esuIt undecided. The Convention then ad. |
burned until 10 O'Clock so-morrou orn-
Dg.
Intense interest is' felt :, the result, and |
arge crowds are in the city.
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GSeCond DisDQtsS.3

NEW TosK, September 6.-The superin-
tendeut of She Direct United States Cable in
this city says messages are now passing over
the cable at high rate Of speed, Although
the Farraday arrived at the scene Of opera.
tons on the ed of August she had only
three days OF moderate weather, during
which she picked up the cable in $500
tathoms Of water, cut out the faulty parts,
and made the tbna splice. The superintend.
cnt hopes to be able to say in :h.y or two
when the line will be ready for business.
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California Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, September G.--The vote
for Governor as far as heard from is as fol-
lows: Irwin (Democrat). $4,000; Phelps
(Repubicanl $4,000; Bdwell Qndepend-
entl, $4,000. The legislative returns are
not complete, but the Democrats have an
overwhelming majority. The mayorally'
contest is still undecided, with the chances
in ssYor Of Clayton independently. The Re
publican candidate on the constitutional con-
rention question is defeated.
Later.
SAN FRANCISCO, September G.-Brant, the
regular Democratic candidate, has been
elected mayor of this city by small m'Jo'
ritz
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Port oF RICHMOND. sEPFga&saI 9, 1878.

A2xIEED.
Steamer Wyancke, s,0sGh. REV YORK. merchan~
disc and passengers. G. ". Allen & 20.
steanier sohu sylvester, Gakasa Hsrfois, Me1s
chai1tsr and PASSENGERS. l.. Is. Iatnm, agert
Steaaer j. w. Erexmar. pSssf. PnffadeIpnsas
nsIc ndiss aud passengers. w. Y. Porter.
lark Nora. HslI. Boston. TO lead nonr.
schooner j. s. lvtn.. tugeysVe> Fhltadephiat cs6h
PoWhatan Iron Company.
SCHOONER Artfea Godfrey, shaw, Phiiadei ania.
Schooner Rhost Ma Blew, Newell, Philadelphia.
coal ~, ..,S..
coal. ". j. Mcdowell.
Schooner Errexe. CraSR:r, New YorE, ssSFehan.
schooner Florercn Mayo. Hall. Philadalphia I'D
Osh,rne, pig iron. Carrie q To "a
schoorer II. G. KY, WATSON, Philzdeahis, gran.
lite Currie & Go.
| Schooner Ida B. Gibson, Ascy, New YORK. cannes
! coal Gervas SIorfs 90 e.-,f ..r.s
! mel COAL Gsryas torrs. VI. - -, ,,,. s.fn a.
| Schooner :. b. Raves OFT, SSfaossp 114A "
bornes, coal. urtis & PArxcr, s,,s,,sxe,a
schooner Maggie Ar OopneA naaas : T.
| phia, granite. Curtis q PsEksh
| rBy Teiezsapsl 8. =, E.
Anpe sIarf frDfn Liverpool foI sisin mann,
NEW YoaK. Sepfmiss -A ss,,vsa aut CilY OF
CITY OF ,,r,,ssels, Sayarind Art'Ss - y
Berp 80
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Fire.

RUrusp, W., September 6.-Tii ,a rs
gooren mills, at Cayendsb, were entirely ae.
siroyed by fire last night. the p Ma Iiah,
are supposed to have been sl5u sas s ~ ann
MING The mills we're insured Tor slv,s,ees
in twenty six companies
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EplzoOty Revived

ROCHESTER, N. Y, September "a disease
si.ailar to the old epizooty has brokan oil
Among the cattle near Avon. Forty base
died Sithia two weeks; twelve yesterday.
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Bank ClOr,Ad.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 6.-The New
York and Erie BaDk has closed. The ru-
mored cause is large Indebtedness through
outside speculation. The capital OF The banK
il 5000, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

mazes of the mazurka and waltz passed the
6ssy hours in sweet con verse .s,ssssyassa4s
BEFORE the sun had arisen from bis eastern
), ,me The many who bad bowed down at the
a,,.rs Of pleasure had wended their, way
home W., I'd. there to dream of the happy
begin again the stern rcaltiesot life.
:, . '@S'e' - ~ STUDENT. :
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BALTIMORE,

B y. LT1MoRE. September 8:-ylrsinia 6,s. see'ers,
4S: consols H2. West Nirginfa's, 9sss North Caro-
ua d IS, old, IL; new, To-. BID. sI; s5 4s,stl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

The Direct United STATES CabIe-Eire
Final Splice Made and the Cable ata
Nighs.
New YORK, September s.-A Rye Beach
dispatch says the laying ofthe Direct United
States cable was completed yesterday MORN
ing, and messages were transmitted TO and
from the London office.
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4 WOMAN AND BOY DROWNED.

TRENTON, N. j., September GA colored
womap, with boy six years old, who had
come 10 Trenton to draw her pension, 10
turning the horse backed wagon in which
she was riding into tho Canal. The woman
and boy were 10th dseGned,
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SUMNER RESORTS.

4 FTON HOUSE, ALTON. VA.-Per-
N sons leaving The springs who desire to say In
the mountains through SeFtsmscr W j ind plea
Chesapeake and Ohio railrCsa. The proprie r0rs
will er.seayor to make the gues<Tcomfortabe. FOR
/ se7eg ''' rs S. Fl. GooDLoE & CO..
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NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VIRGINIA,
will no ~ pit one >, ;aei OCTOBER 9Th. S6?tcm
her ana October zs beautiful months to be .h the
mountains, anrs tt;c BATES at the WARM
SPRINGS are delightful.
JOfFE L. EUBASK,
au 16.lm PrOprlefaS
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. DC.

+ IGHTS> AND SHADOWS
Og NEW YORE
Is deeply lnerestln gana very Instructive boo h
1t can be hardy subscription of
". J!RGFFIN, saayssser,
Sc 2-eod1 w. No. 63G Main street.
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GOLD PENS
The oldest, best, aud chesraGo':re
John HOLLANDS.
They are male tosuit cyerHatyte OF wrtsing, anH
by their ease and great durability are preferable
and far cheaper Elan steel pe -. one of T,em can
never be worn ors;on paper.
For sale by
RANDOUrff' &c ENGLISH
and WOODHO5sE s.PARHAM.
an 17.eod1m
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BRONZE,

EHOR SkIE>DISEASES ::
L CARBDLIC BATH SOArt.
CAkBOLIC TOILET SOAP,
CARBULIC NURSERY SOAP;
PACKER'STAR scar;
COSaTkNTlNE'S- PINE-TAR So. P,
STOCK HOLM TAR SOAP;
ZARDLETi5 SULIFlUR;S0AP,
JUNIPER-TkR SOAP, ut
MEADE &;BAKER'S-G rrsstorst
au "a 9IUnalD stEeSI
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

BOARD gOR SEPTEMBER AND'oCTOBER:
So Der day aY the morrb; $3.50 PEI Day by the
week.
The SCISSOR Fsriug these months Is TIRE most de-
liglsff of the2ear.
au cslOt GEORGE T.. PEYTOsH& co.
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MARINE nNTRxLIGEsCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC,s xPTEAa,zx 2, 157
sau riscs. doom SITS. .......,.10..
San se,s...... G.l9t K0h tioe........... B.
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A wooLLns MILL DAMAGED. il.
Drowned.
DROWNING OF AN AERoNAUT.

JACKSON, MICH, September AT the
conclusion of circus performance given
here this afternoon hot.air balloon was sent
IN from which the aeronaut, William Dagle,
in,nped when some distance above the
ground, and alighting in mill-pond was
drowned.
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ST. AouIs, September g w heatdull and aroop.
lower: 30. anixsd' 8ic. Usts dali and. iower;
No. e 34al,34Hs. Rye dull and. lower ss use.
Pork STEADY apd unchanged Lard apist and nm
STEADY and VI changed, Whisky steady and un-
changed ut 81 ~.
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HUNTSVILLE.

J .oUIsyIf4E. Ssptemtar 6.-EIour quiet and un.
cf anyed W heal duli AUD unchanged: Com, IN.
81 ,angcd. CATS dull and aasettled; Asle26Ss. kye
ull and .ower at 60c. PrGv,siors 4ptet and tfm.
Pork noraipaL Bulk. sAsis-shoulders, M Clear
oEc clsar. rib and ciear sides, l35sl34.. hams,
sugnrc,. ed, 3sf91 4Ac. Lard quiasaRd unchanged
4 tlIaK.y h 10. =
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Markets by TeIegraphs
NEJN yNDK

WHEAT JEhi!e, 2s6 bushels.
OATS. LEO bushels.
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The remainder of the morning was spent
in social enjoyment and singing by the dlt
fprcnt clubs. The Richmond club sang
elbow Have Loved Thee," and tire Sanger-
bund and their guests united in singing Ihe
German Song
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30
bleeding from Lungs, Catarrii. urou.
chitis. Consumption-.A Wonderful

ROCHESTER,, y. V, Jan. 10. 1874.
II. V. PIERCE. NJ. D., Buffalo. N. Y:
DEAR SIR had suffered from Catarrh
! in an aggravated form for about twelve
Years anu for several yc RS IRON BroncGisl
| trouble. Tiled many doct Is and things
with no LISTING benefit. In May. -, be-
coming nearly worn out with excessive
Editorial labor' on a paper ia New York
City. l was attacked with Bronclntis in a
| severe Torn, suffering almost a total loss o
voice. | returned. home here. but had
| been home only two weeks wLcn was
completely Frustrated with Hemorrhage
from the Lungs, having tour severe blee l.
ing spells within Cwo weeks, and fret three
inside Of nine days. In the Septem-
| Der following, improved sufficient
ly TO be able TO be about, though IN very
feeble tate. Ny Bronchial trouble remain.
| ed and the CatSrrh was ttnfJlu worse than
before. Every effort for fei,f tcemcd
truitless. | seemed to lie losing ground
daily. l continued in this feeble stata.
raising blood almost daily until about the
| fret OF March, ~, when became 20 bad
a. TO be entirely confined to the house A
fritnd suggested your remedies. But |
wGseKtremeIy skcpticAl that they would
Do me good, IS had lost all heart in rene.
dics, and began to Look upon medicine aud
doctors win digu't However, obtained
one OF your circulars, and read IL care fully,
from which l came u the conclusion that
You understood your business, at least.
finally obtan = quantity OF DR.. Sagc's
CatArrh Remedy, your Golden VI, deal
Discovery and Pc lets, and commenced
their vigorous use according TO directions.
To my surprise, soon began TO improve.
The Discovery AM Pellets, in a short time.
brought out severe eruption, which con-
tinued for several weeks. Iielt much bet
ter my appetite improved. and gained in
strength snd flesh. In tnrec month, every
vestige OF tho Ca'arrh was gone, the Bron-
chit, had nearly di.sppcafed ed, bad no Cough
whatever and had entirely ceased to Iaise
blood and, contrary 10 the expectation OF
some my fruinds, the cure has rem,ined
permanent. have had no more Hcmor-
rhages from the Lungs, and am entirely
Zee from Catarrh, from VIII ch bad suffered
20 much snd so long. Tne debt Of gr,t tude
] owe for the blessing have Z, cciyed at
your hands. knows no bounds am thor.
oughly satisfied, from my experience. that
your medicines will master the worst forms
OF that odius disease Cttarrh. as well rs
Throat and Lung Diseases. | have RECON-
meDded them 10 very many nj slall ever
speak in their praise. Grateful y Yours.
WM. II. SPENCER
+. o. Box so. Rochester. y. Y. l-2j
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ever heartl--the freest from abusive argu-
ment." did not hear Mr.. Chase's lee
turc but am told by persons of large in
telligence, that he struck as hard as a
man could strike who was striking at
ian airy nothing"
And now, my dear NJ. T., Twill venture
to say what, but for your fattering enco-
miums had blushed to say, that If your
test lie correct | am not possessed of an
"ordinary intellect. for | do not con.
slider Dr. Thayer's lecture either logical
effective or scientific; but. on the con
trary. of little force on either side of the
question he was supposed to be dis
cussing.
fine houldrcpeat lido, please. present
him with pair or two of your new-ian
glcd invention. rs favor to
Yours, gratefully.
Mrs. ). !. ).
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GoILADAY's lottery, which has been
Kentucky institution 10. these
many years. is about to be sup
pressed. Golladay himself has been
arrested on the charge OF swim
ding. The ticket that drew the
capital prize in his last drawing, called
for u superb mansion" valued at six
teen thousand dollars, in Bowling Green.
Miss Amelia Caldwell. Of Boyle county.
Kentucky. held the ticket, and when the
result of the drawing was announced
journeyed to Bowling Green TO take pos.
session of her prize. But when she got
there, she found that she could read her
title clear TO mansions in the skies. with
as much certainty a she could get title
10 any mansion In Bowling Green. She
got, instead, Golladay's notes for two
thousand dollars, but the notes are worth
less, so she wiped her weeping eyes and
had him arrested for swindling. And 80
the case stands.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

The reports Of the proceedings of the
Illinois legislature and those of the bogus
legislature of Louisiana. have a similarity
which disagreably affects the citizens Of
this proud commonwealth" In Louis
lana, where the Assembly now sitting as
the law-making power of the State Is COM
posed Of illiterate colored men, and igno-
rant and greedy carpet-baggers OF the
Radical persuasion, the spectacle of dis
orderly and supplementary House does
not seem out Of keeping with the circum-
stances surrounding it. But in the cap
ital Of Illinois, designated by the Presi-
dent Of the State Press Association. now
in session at Springfield, in his openin g
address. as lone of the central States and
In point Of education and refinement the
peer Of any" the same spectacle cannot be-
characterized truthfully in less harsh
terms than as disgraceful in the cx-
treme to the actors in it, and dsgraccful
10 the whole State.
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"MORSE THAN TIE EIRSI. :,

A special dispatch TO the Louisville
COarier-JOunat from Washington saws
Attorney General Field. of Louisiana.
who has been for the last two or three
mouths representing Packard. Casey A
Co., and who returned with the House
committee To fix matters up, has sent n
telegram 10 q leading Radical Congress
man tonight, in which he says. sub,tan-
TALLY, Haul OFF your dogs. The new
committee Is worse than the first"
The house committee here referred TO
are the members Of the congressional Lou
isiana investigating committee. who. dis
satisfied with the report of the sub-com-
miitee, went Ia New Orleans with the OK.
pectation OF being able to prepare re.
port which would be acceptable to the
administration and to the Radicals In Con.
grcss. 'Seeing is believing" If the new
committees conclusions agree subston.
TALLY with the report Of the first commit.
tee, the cause Of the long-suiiering pco,
pie OF Louisiana will be made doubl,
strong before the people Of the Who'll,
country. The indications that the com.
mittee are disposed 10 deal fairly with the
subject before them and decide O.,
the side Of right and justice, are bad fol
Grant and Kellogg and Sheridan and 18th,
party" Congress will hesitate before i
VIII repudiate the report Of a cOmInltte,
which itself refused to accept the report
OF Its subcommittee, and were ther
forced by the evidences Of their Owl
sight and hearing, TO coincide with il
Gen. Field was right when he
telegraphed 1.-THE new committee Is worse
than the first if by worse he meant
worse for the Radical party. The moral
weight Of the last report viii be crush
ing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

"WoULDN'T it be WELL" says the Phil
adelphia Chronicle, "to send Gen. Sheri.
dan into certain regions of Pennsylvania
for the purpose of getting murder Stats
tics? Allegheny county reports forty in
the last four years, and il the facts in re.
gard to the coal regions were collected. il
would be seen that the Quaker State is
nearly as prominent in the matter OF
blood-shed ling as Louisiana or Missis-
sippi,'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

THE navy yards at Washington, Phila-
delphia aud New London are pronounced
wholly useless by the naval committee
of the House of Representatives. But
they vote three thousand Radical votes,
and so it is not likely that Congress will
abolish them Just vet.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-30

Ak Omaha woman kissed King kala-
kaua, on a wager, 1t is supposed. during
his reception at that place, and he was
ungallant enough to wipe his mouth with
n red silk handkerchief Immediately al
forward