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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
The Usage InNe>IIgnflon.

ST. Louis, Sept. 4.-The GommiS toner's
who recently Investigated the charges
against Indian Agent Gibson, of the Dsag,,
Indians, arrived here today from Lawrence,
Kansas, en- route 10 WASH ngtou. Tney saw
they had two open councils with the In-
olans' lasting Three days aud gave them an
opportunity 10 make all their statements
without being prompted or inundated hy
any person. Tie Commissioners then sat as
Court OF Inquiry and some forty white
men and Indians were examined under oath
ngaTdlng The matters under tuves igatiou.
The Indians We're divided into two parfies
one IN favor and the other against GibSon.
and both sides were allowed 70 bring their
witnesses without reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

toRTREsS MONROE, IA, Sept Cant
r. smith, sailing master OF the schooner
yacht Eva, New York Yacht CLUB. was lost
on thursday, September 2, at 230 a m.
about twenty miles south OF Cape Heulonen
There was gale Of wind at the time. with a
heavy sea. The yacht was running before
the wind, and Capt. Smith was sitting on
me rail- he lost his balance and fell over
board The yacht was immed ately hove TO
and a boat lowered, but IN the darkness aud
heaVy sea IL was impossible % save him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
THE ITALIAN SUICIDE IN NEW
YORK.
Refusal OF Catholic Priests 60 OIL
"a RnnaEaI

NV lux, NepI- F.-IlcIrO NaInI was
buried yesterday at city Island, where ne
committed suicide Tuesday last. Deceased
having been n Roman Catholic. ~ was de-
sired Ia have the funeral services conducted
by a clergyman OF that church. but. although
several Catholic priests were applied 10.
none could be induced 20 ofiiciate at the
grave Of the suicide, and Rev. Mr. MousellI,
that duty.
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ANExcURsIoS TRAIN BRrAKsrHRorr

ANExcURsIoN TRAIN BREAKS THRoucHr
,bhIDGk-TwENTY PERSONS INJURED.-
wednesday hight a heavily loaded train
rom me National camp meeting at Wesley
Groye, near Goshen, N. Y, while on the way
70 kingston, broke through a rotten bridge
Dear shawaugunk station. Five OF the cars
went down an embankment and twenty-nye
persons were injured, q few seriously. Tha
cars rolled down twenty-foOt EN- bankment.
and turned on the sides, and IL was half an
hour before many OF the passengers were re-
leased. The wounded were carried 70 the
neighboring farm houses and cared for. Most
OF the OTHERS remained In theopen f1eld around
was so badly wrecked was burned. the
palace car Cataract and one passenger coach
was considerably damaged. The baggage bar
and one passenger car were uninjured. The
whole damage viii probably amount t9A20-
600. All the wounded are doing well, except
Mr.. Nichols, OF New York, who is considered
20 be IN q precarious condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

NASHUA, y. II, Sept. AIN Hudson last
night the extensive table works OF George Il.
Colburn, together with a saw mill. grist MILL
barn and store house, were burned. Loss
So, coo; insurance small.
CUBA. N Y, Sept. 1.-The Cuba house,
three barns, six horses and a man namei
Kelly, were burned this morning. The total
loss IL rs, 900 INSURANCE - 300.
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END OF THE GEORGIA "IxsUl

END OF THE GEORGIA "INSCRRECrToS. -
A telegram from Augusta, Ca, September
), says: The Harris case i regarded as a test
case IN Washington county. The trial has
allayed i!l-feeling. and there is no danger OF
the cisci argeG parties being mOieSted. All
is quiet AT Sandersville. Tie grand Jury OF
Washington county, before whom the alleged
insCrrecuOnistsh have been on trial, presented
report this morning recommending the dis
charge OF the remaining prisoners, and com
mending the Judge and counsel for faithful
performance of duty. Judge Johnson then
addressed the grand jury and citizens, advis-
ing acQuieScence il the decision OF the Jury
and commencing the people for the So;lser-
Yatlye and law abiding course they had pur-
sued. All the prisoners not indicted were
DISCHARGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

NEW YORK, sept. 4.-Loans, Increase,
$50 eco; specie, decrease, Sl,s3i, s0a; legal
tender, Increase, 81 coo, deposits, decrease,
3. 80 coo: circulation. increase SlOf 100: re-
seTue, decrease. Sl,022725.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

REV. FATHER JACQUEMEr. who n few
moths ago renowned the Catholic faith in
this city, has written a letter from Montreal
10 Archbishop Bayley renewing his allie
glance to the Catholic Church. He has been
admitted TO the Jesuit Community In Can
ada.-RnN. Gazette.
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Railroad Bridge Hurued

CISCINNATI, September "A bridge on
the Louisville, New Albany, aud Chicago
railroad, near Bedford, Ind. was burned LAST
night preventing the passage OF ali trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The CoUPLE-a young man and woman
who were arrested on Wednesday night for
abandoning child on the street, yes Jeriay
consented 10 a marriage. which took place at
the middle district station. The baby was a
silent but not an uninterested witness Of the
singular wedding ceremony,-BdI. Gazette,
Ed iNSf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTS TO SAN
FRANCIsCO.-The Treasury transferred to
san Francisco yesterday $4,000, a total
since the failure of the Bank of California of
Al 900, 600 DR.. Lindeman. the director of the
mint. who is now in San Francisco. has sent
re following telegram from that city to the
secretary OF the Treasury: can additional
half million in gold coin may be transferrei
rom the bullion fund OF the San Francisco
Mint tothe Treasury of the United States
without interfering with the prompt paw
ment OF bullion deposits and purchases by
the Mint, which is refini1 g and coming on r
large scale. The business outlook is imprOv-
ing, and matters VIII soon move forward on
a more solid basis. l leave for the east On
Sunday morning"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

THE CASE against Alexander c. Goss, in
fraud insurance companies out OF $4,000
mas been settled by the claimants consenting
10 the cancellation Of the policies.-Bato
Gazette.
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Australia at the Centennial.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-Advtces from
South Wales by the steamship Cyphrenes
state that preparations for the transmission
10 the MelbOUrn Exhibition of Colonial pro-
ducts designed for the Philadelphia Centen-
NAL Exhibition were actively progressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

II IS NEWSPAPER AXIOM that when the
times are oul, that il the time to advertise.
II business lagS, the true rule for the mer-
chant is to go after II and summon IL to new
life. This Is more surely done by liberal adj
Tertising, as some Of the dealers have found
out, and as more Will discover if they adoni
the specific which always sharpens the elSe
OF dullneSs.-Br OCklyn IrCrlS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

RT Six men were hanged at Fort Smith.
Indian territory, yesterday.
~Moses Charles, colored, was killed
yesterday, near Elmira, N. Y, being struck
on the head with a handspike by Charles
Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

NAVAL ORDEEs.-The following leaves OF
absence have been granted TO naval officers:
Captain George +. Belknap, at the navy
yard, Pensacola, during the month Of Sep
t'mbcr; Commodore George 3. BaIch, naval
asy ium. Phi.a iClp'ia, for three weeks from
the z. IN instant; Chaplain Frank Il. Rose,
Tor thirty days from the 18th instant: Lieu
tenant John r Merry, for the month OF Sep
u mber Master Charles w. Bartlett for the
month OF September; Chief Engineer James
+. Sprague. for the month of September:
carpenter +. ID. Han, for six months from
the 9Th August: Passed Assistant Surgeon
u A. Brown, for fourteen days from the so h
instant. The orders ASSIGNING Lieutenant
a. H Fletcher 10 the Onward have been re
Noked, and he is ordered as executive of the
receiving ship Independence; Surgeon Adj
rlan Hudson. ordered to the navy ward Wash
lngtoh, ID. C.; Surgeon Thos. Hiiand has
been detached from the Washington navy
ward end ordered as member and recorder of
The naval medical examining board, WASH
lugtOl, 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

THE MARYLAND CONFERENCE.-THE
baltimore American says: The gubernatorial
nomination Is still in allegiance. In spite of
all II at has been rumored and asserted 10 the
contrary. Mr.. Syester has not positively de-
cllned. There is probability that he may
accent. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

GIne Gibson house and the Henry house,
Two OF the principal hotels In Charles ton
W. Va, were burned yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

VICTOR HUGO, replying TO the invitation
OF the American team 10 visit Philadelphia
during the centenary festival. states THAT
be is uncertain whether he will De able TO
avail himself OF the Invitation. III, however,
his engagements permit he will visit Phila-
delphia during the exposition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The GUIBoRD GRAVE TROUBLE CAN
ADA.-1here were no new developments yes
tertay In Montreal i'll reference 10 the course
intended 10 be pursued in the Guibor1 inn
broSllO. After the remains had been taken
away from the cemetery on Thursday after
noon, the mob filled up the grave aud tore
Gown The cross that had been placed over it,
Inc mayor arrived shortly after with force
OF fifty policeIn n, when the crowd DISPERSED
Ibe Prince of Wales regiment was under
arms yesterday in anticipation OF further
trouble. IL Is not known when the funer.t |
VIII TAKE place. There is great deal of i'll
feeIlng between ProtestantS and Catholics
and the OrangeInen talk about turning Out
at the funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

GOLDSMITH MAIDS GREATEST AcHIFvF-
MENTAL Charter Oak park Hartford,
Conn.,, Goldsmith Maid trotted two heats
with running mate 70 beat her best record
for purse of 5000. The first heat was made
In 222 and the second IN 2:l4k, which IS
considered her greatest achieyafnsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

y MURDERER hTLLED.-Martfu Hams
who was tried for murder at the last term ol
The United States court at Fort Smith, Ark
and acquitted for want OF sufficient evidence
10 convict, confessed after his release that he
Killed his man. Last night, while engaged
IN drum Zen row ia house OF iiI-fame he
was fatally stabbed in two different places
with knife IN the hands OF Jim Bailey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

The BALTIAORE Boy MURDER.-The
coroner's jury IN ire case Of the alleged boy
homicide IN east Baltimore, conc uded their
investigation YESTERDAY. A verdict was rem
Cered thal the death Of Faupel was caused by
a blow IN the stomach given 10y his compan-
Ion. Rapp, and the latter, mere child, has
been committed FOR the action OF the grand
iury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

SHoEMAKERs on STRIKE.-Eight hum
dred boot and shoemakers are on a strike et
Cochltuate, Mass, In consequence OF the re-
fusal OF the employers TO restore the wages
TO the same standard as before the reduction.
which took place some months since. Tt .
workmen in two shops at Natick also struck
on Thursday, but a compromise was effec 81
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E%The leading hotels I'm New York have
their rates for board 40
SGeneral VIM. X. Kimball. of Paris
shooting himself ~
~ Mr.. Hutchinson, a farmer, living near
nsnrthingyon, Ohlo, was found yesterday
The boiler of saw mill near Rloonntng-
ton, Ind. exploded yesterday, Killing one
man and seriously wounding five Others
~ The American schooner, Lottie Klots
scutIled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

TEE CHARLIE Ross MYSTERY Store I'M
T'crtCHt Ie5timoRU.-In the trial of Westervejt
yesterday on the charge of being accessory
10 the abduction of Charley Ross, the cross
examination OF SuperiB tendent Walling was
Completed. Charles oil. Shamberg a New
nork saloon keeper, testified Mosher and
douglass and Westervelt frequently held
NEE iiDgs In his saloon during the months of
august and september OF last year. On one
occasion Vestervelt said 70 him. 81 can tell
you Confidently that can make from SO 900
10 $4,000, but by doing so / would have TO
give somebody away, which would send them
To state prison for ten or fifteen or twenty
years, or for life" Witness, after hearing
mat Mosher and Douglass were suspected OF
s'eallng the child, notified Walling OF their
visits This was about the first of October
detectives King and Holding, were also ex-
amined, but their testimony was OF no great
Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

PERsONAL.-Hon. ]. b. Chaffee, of Colo
RADIO, is at the Ebbitt House. Mrs. Rams
dell and family, who have been spending the
summer at AllOway, near Sandy Spring.
nave returned to the city, and are at the Ar
llngton. Rear Admiral l.. NJ. GoIdsb0r-
ough (retiredl is seriously i'll at his residence
in this city from rheumatic govt. Ma
thaniel Wilson, Hallett kilbOurn, L. NJ.
holman and c. c. Huntley, Of this city,
We're registered in New York last evening,
Indian Commissioner Smith has re-
turned to Washington from Massachusetts.
Secretary BristOw has gone TO New York
on official business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

ABoRTIoNIsTS CoMATTTED.-At Toronto,
Canada, DR.. Davis and wife. who are In fail
for causing the death of Miss Gilmour by
abortion, have also been committed for pro-
uring abortion on Miss Laing, of Hamilton.
and causing her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

THE NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO is Of a
lar more hopeful character, and the prospect
or speedy resumption by the bank OF Cali
fornta, whose assets are said TO be in a bet
Ter condition than at first supposed, is very
good. The transfers of gold from the United
States mint has thus far relieved any strin-
eency that might otherwise be felt and has
probably prevented a panic. The analysis in
the Ralsfon inquest failed to disclose any
traces OF poison. Mr.. Ralston's successor has
lot bt en- appointed, but Mr.. d. o. Mills is in
charge OF The affairs of the hank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04

MURDERS IN THE PENNSYLVANIA MIN
ISG REGION.-Two young men namei
1ourg and Kirby, while driving near Lani-
costed by two special policemen. Thinking
they mad fallen into the hands of some of the
outlaws who now infest the mining region
one OF Them drew his revolver and fired
wounding one OF the policemen. The other
omcer returned the fire, killing Young in
stantly. Kirby fled to the woods, and es-
caPe1. Great excitement exists throughout
the Schuylkn region in consequences Of the
prevalence OF crime, and in several localities
vigilance committees are being organized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
SEw YORK'S ITALIAN SUICIDE.
IHE PRIESTS WOULDN'T BURY HIM.
FOREIGN NEWS.
&aWxNn Mn Hat. UIa..-a-

FOREIGN NEWS.
seryta will Help Herzegovina.
IoNDOS. sept A corrcS ponieut 81 the
Ategemeine ZsiftutJ writes from Belgra.it,
that Arince Milan - not likely TO prevent
Servia from helping the insurgents.
special telegram 10 The DuilV Nssrs asserts
mat SerNia Intends % call out ~ .nnn men-
The Official Montenegro J1JraTi avogS that
Montenegro Will remain neutral only m cas-,
clrcumstances should prevent action.
Derre<aray's Escape.
MADRID, Sept At * reported thar the
Sarlist General Dorregaray has escaped into
Proposed SClaNOutc Com erotat~e
LONDON, sept a.-The Pail Mall Gazette
oi this evening publishes a special telegram
nom Berlin, stating that the SclavonIc pa
peTS announce that the leaders OF the tnSur-
rection against Turkey have agreed upon a
manifesto demanding the Independence OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina under a christian
prince 10 be chosen nom one Of the European
dynasties. They are willing 20 pay tribute
10 turkey, and proportion 81 the national
debt, hut refuse TO participate in the confer
ence at MoStar, fearing Turkish Influences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
NATIONAL POLITICS,
LETTER FROM SARATOGA,

The Political Gathering at Saratoga
Presidential Talk-What Il said OF
Candtdates-New York Ruled Oat
Vice President Wilson-The Sneak.
ershiP, Etc. Etc.
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kilograms to The Star.
HERZEGOVINA REINFORCED.
SERIlA TO THE RESCUE.

A YAcHrsMAN LOST AT SEA.
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To PLEASURE SEEKERS.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY, Cant. WI. Bic,

After tbs date and during the SUNNI er months the
1ne lron Steamer " LOT Boy" will
cave W ashi ngtOn, from 9Th street cJRS41H
-hGrf, ever TUESDAY aud SATU r. s&EsEAEx.1 n
"a morning, al o'clock, for principal landings
N the Potomac, including the faVorite Summer BE-
Sorts OF Cotton and BlakistOn's Island Returning
E-n arrive IN Washington early on Wednesday and
sunday evening On Saturday, in addition to the
aooye landings the Pilot Boy will take passengers
tor LeOnardtown, arriving there early sane eve
oing; leaving on Sunday morning for WashiUZtOD
The scenery on the Potomac being unsur passed ,
tld the Pilot Boy the only steamer al lrdinR q View
tnt entire route by daylight, makes these most
pleasant and healthful trips for families and social
parties Fare, single trip, 81, round trip tickets
good until used, IS Apply 70
b. B. FITZHUGH, Agent,
els11u Sixth q
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Not having succeeded in finding q purchaser for
my stock 81
DRY GOODS,
have concluded 70 continue business under thA
niisua-.-.IaEr e SIR T T Wi-Egys, who has been
Connected with OBr house FOR over ten years.
Busiuess viii b conducted as heretofore b. fair
dealing and low pTiCe-.
IrespectlUIIy ask CONTINUATION Of your patron
age.
GEORGE J. JOHNSON CO.,
auESl-tr I'll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-04
DRY GOODS.

nONTFAiL 10 VIsIT THE NEW STORE OF
BOG An WYLIE,
No. 1O1I SEvEvIH STREET,
Between New Ysrk avenue aud l. street
h hey are now Offering SPECIAL BARGAINS
aud GREAT ATTRACTIONS in all kinds Of
DR. Y g O % DS
Their ONE PRICE. Cash SYSTEM, affords chs
tcmsrs every g. antage Of Low PRICES and
FAIR DEALING TO all.
81 The are also agents for Nine. Domorest's
RePable Patterns.
N.'r Iaii Sfy'ss J''sf r.--i-sf. sugsl-tr
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to day were from intern al
revenue, S331 $50; from customs, s+93, 10lst
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY recruits have
been ordered by the War department to be
forwarded to Fort HAYS, Kansas, for as ST n-
ment TO the 5th Cavalry.
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary OF the
Navy under President Lincoln, has pub
hshed an elaborate article to prove that New
orleans was captured by Admiral Falragut
and not b. Admiral Porter.
AEMY ORDERS On the recommendation
o. The ChiefOf Engineers, LIST Lieut. Clinton
b. sears, corps OF eu gineers, has been ordered
TO report 10 Col. H. w. Benham, corps of en-
gineers, at Boston, Mass, for duty under his
orders.
APPLICATIONS for the transfer of $3.50, 900
gold coin from New York To San Francisco
have been made TO Inc Treasury to-day, but
owing TO want of coin in the sub treasury
AT The latter place, the applications have
been refused for the present. 1t is probable
that within the next few days the Treasury
Will be In condition to accommodate those
desiring 10 transfer.
NATIONAL BANKs-The Treasury now
hold $50, sI2,7G2 in United states bonds. to
secure the national bank circulation and
Sls,l92 POO TO secure public deposits. The
National Rank circulation now outstand-
1rg amounts to S3lS,0Il .l39. of which amount
8, $4,000 are notes issued to gold banks NJ
nonal Bank currency received ut the Treas
ury today for redemption, 1857 Joe; total re-
celpts for the week, =, 47S.gIf.
THE NEW DISTRICT ATTORNEY TAKES
THE OATH OF OFFICF.-This morning Gen.
H. H. Wells, the recently appointed L. s.
attorney for the District of Columbia. took
the oath of office at the hands of Mr.. X T.
Meigs, the clerk of the court, aud imredi-
ately took charge of the office, relieving
Judge Fisher. An Inventory of the effects
OF the office was at once made, and the re
ceipts given. Mr.. III. II. Wells, tr. has been
appointed an assistant, and Mr.. Campbell
Darlington will continue for the present to
perform the duties of assistant at the Police
Court.
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FOR EXC SONS

For EXC RsIONs.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
aAs larger room for pleasure parties than any other
boat FOR CHARTER livery
DAY AND EVENING. Regular EAN
rfps 70 Glymont and return Mon G
Jays W ednesdays and Fridays, leaving 9Th street
LAND, 2l9 a. street. - ~ A""
ies Am P. III TROrH, President.
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Dsrr~<aray's Escape.


MAnRtD, Sept At Is reported that the
SSarlist General Dorregaray has escaped into
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-04-22
NO. AZ.
Brother Talmage on the Scandal.

''Down at our court house day after day
there is uncovered the corpse of an abom-
ination vastcr in its blight than Sodom
ever knew. 1t is not a corpse Of two or
three days lingering, waiting for a Chris
tian burial, but for eight months, since last
midsummer, it has been rotting in the face
of the sun, and thousand pens are stirring
it up, and thousand gibbets are lifting it
up on exhibition, and the printing presses
are cutting up the loathsome carcass and
making it into niincemeat for a savory re-
past, morning, noon and night and as tho
periodicals don't turn it out fast enough to
satisfy the public appetite, they had to pub
lish it in book form, so that we can carry
it about with us for lunch between the
morning breakfast and the evening supper
of putridity."
Brooklyn to-day eats scandal, drinks
scandal, talks scandal, swears scandal, lies
scandal, sleeps scandal, and from Fulton
Ferry to Bushwick, and from Gowonus to
Hunters Point, the city is paved with
scandal and reeks with scandal, until one
is tempted to 90 over to the Five Points
to get breath Of pure air. (Sensation.)
There are 5000 carrion crows which alight
every morning at eleven o'clock on the top
Of the court and stay there until four clock
in the afternoon, and these carrion crows
fly north, south, east, west, with an exault-
ant cav, cav" (Applause.) Eternal God,
when viii this surging, groaning, stipend
Gus, overwhelming nastincss come to an
end ? The city needs a thorough fumiga-
ton. VIII somebody burn rag Qaughter.)
or carry about a shovel and lighted char
coal for the stockholders of newspapers,
who build themselves up on such hell
broth. [ prophesy eventual bankruptcy
ruin or discontinue in the world to come,
OF come, or all three God will be even
with you in some way. Money made by
the publication of these perpetual, pestifer-
Gus indecencies, will, in the end, be not
enly death to those who read them, but
death to those who print them. God will
get away from you if he has to chase you
into hell for it. Waiting for no other man
to do his duty, let US do ours Kick the
Internal stuff out of your house. Cap
plausc)