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We were in hopes that we had heard the
last Of the unintellieible news from Port .Ier-
Wis but various journals still publish letters
and dispatches from there, some telling OF the
wonderful success OF the revival. and others of
the prevalence Of practical wickedncss. We
ourselves had a despatch couple Of days ago.
informing US Of the continued progress Of the
revival, and estimating the converts at one hun
bred per week. Putting this estimate with the
statements made some time ago by the Rev MIR.
MUNRoE, II is evident that nearly all the sinners
IN Port Jorvis must have been turned by this
time. Now, then, how does this agree with tho
evidence that the mass Of the population stir
follow their sinful and evil ways? We had been
led, by pcrusing the Scriptures TO believe that
true conversion changed mans life; and We
supposed that when a community was CON
verted, a deep ana manifest change must have
taken place. There must be something wrong
about the news somewhere. The Tribune has a
despatch from Port Jervis, dated On the sth
inst, which says:
ITO casual observer the revival has not made any
close discermen It l. noticed that the lager beer "a
looms % much business and that the tone Of tue
town Ii greatly improved"
This last remark about the Improvement Of
tone noticeable TO close discernment, is agree
able but we don't like to hear that ordinary
observers can't see any change. The alleged de-
Gay OF the lager beer business since the revival,
IL not Of much account, mr. showing the power Of
religion. Lager beer il not an unwholesome or
implous beverage, II used with discretion. II is
enjoyed by many religious people, and there Ia
no doubt that the increase I'm It's use, within re.
cent years, has been advantageous to the growth
of sober habits, ana has greatly diminished the
consumption Of fiery alcoholic liquors. Week
pect to get to the bottom OF this Port Jeryis
business yet.
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Here be crowds Of other lmagnanlmous folk,
oesrlns ACE IKE go.samer turs from The Pole bronzes
tuaiy give them away tribune
30 writes the young editor In a ponderous
leading article on holiday gifts We have not
ourselves seen the crowds Of people who are
bearing the lace, fur. and bronze market, but II
the young editor says 80, we suppose they are
around somewhere. Is JAY GOULD bear 10
that directlon2 II 40, We advise everybody to
pay no attention TO what he says, for, talk as he
may he never gives anything away. His Idea ia
to corner the market, and then sell out at a big
profit. However, It is truo that people will be
able this year to get their holiday preaeuts at
reasonable prices but they must not expect to
buy fine laces, luxurious furs and rare bronzes,
for song. Those articles have value almost IA
fixed as that OF gold or diamonds, and II you buy
them you have got to pay the price. II you can't
AFFORD the purchase, why, you are not so badly
on, after all, since you look at those OF other
people. An eye which loves the beautiful Is tho
treasure to be priced rather than pocket full Of
greenbacks wherewith 70 buy pretty things. A
good many people have the eye aud not the
pocket book and these can lsok In the shop
windows and see the tempting display. II they
owned the rare brcnz.s and beautiful pictures.
they could only look at them. We wish every
body had all the money essential to his happ-
ness, but more people do have It than are aware
OF the fact. Still, there will be many thousands
in New York this winter who will be without
enough for ordinary comforts, and unsupplied
with that greatest source Of happiness, work TO
which they are adapted. These are the people
to keep In mind at the holiday season, when we
commemorate the birth OF the Carpenter OF
Nazareth.
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A Great Fact Briefly stated.

Every one rushed for THE SUN last Sunday,
but very few got II. There probably never was such
demand for paper slncs the time VI tAe war The
heWtdeaIeTt were ITantlo
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nsstkr Theatre Neg Msrl'.
npsskIyn Theatre Little EmU.
nevery theatre Jam.Esd
eslssseuna- sl,ss sfFanA
Efnh Aveuuc Theatre OR ssJ-
lyssum Theatre Camille
efy.pie Theatre The Pony cifeu', a.
f.rk Theatre -Mfhy Dons.
Rsrt.isn Varieties -ith u. 80 srsad~sy
-. Irsnesca ssinsteIs -Vsn"r.
gSsrs Avenue Theatre Leu dFan. n. Vsssaw.
wksstre Comiaue Glaze rsbisssS.
re.y Pastors Tbeatre-A Crest BIZ. hsu.s~
usis. SQUARE Thestre-Ro.. Mebsl.
Wsllssk's Theatre Bosom Trsnd,.
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AdxertisInR Rntea.

ks.ns. ,s-rim,s, f,.hns oooe readers, ..iy
elh-L
EsShsry Advsttsnsnn, sfss Nns. 80 80
ksrP msstutsmsnu ref line, 80
FsIs.s Notess, b.ts Msfrsge AID DEATH, hns, 10
y c~i Notices, an,t Msfrlsrt md Dssihi lias so
k.Asf snd Fasncisl, arr Mo ~ Ans lia., ore
H~.Asf Notcs,. With ADV - "a lsgs. p,f La, so
ks.1ns Nslcsi vh Adv" lat " VI hss, 80
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said that II HAIsrEAD should appear in wash
inRton he would arrest him on criminal charges
and lick him at the same time and we are not
astonished that 80 many distinguished Journal
ists should have gone there to witness the execu-
ton Of programme so interesting. SHEPHERD,
however, should understand that HALsTEAD
Is dangerous man to NEEDLE with In the way
OF personal conflict, as several persons who
have undertaken the job have found out to their
bitter regret. But is II not a most cheering sign
that journalists holding such different views Of
public policy as those we have mentioned should
combine In such a hearty manner for the sup
port Of one OF their number la such contro-
veryi
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The Methodist Church has communion
numbering millions, Ia far more powerful than
the Roman Catholic has . marvellously per-
fccted discipline. and pushes its interests with
great skill and assiduity. As a religious body IL
does . vast amount OF good; but II It under
takes to 60 into third-term politics under the
lead OF Boss GRANT, II will get setback that
" will take It generation to recover from-f II
ever gets over II. We wish no Interference in
our politics by any church whatsoever; and n
bishops and priests undertake to add to their
OF souls the business OF instructing us for whom
we shall vote for President, they will neither
save souls nor succeed In making Presidents. II
bishop HAVEN and the two hundred Methodist
parsons who adopted and applauded his third
term gabble wish to vote for Boss GRANT for
next President they have perfect right TO do It,
though II they do they Will Ind themselves I'm
pitable minority Of the voters. As ministers OF
religion, however, I'm conventions called for re-
lieious purposes, they will be wise II they hold
their tongues about voting for GRANT or any
body else for President. A sectarian nomina-
ton would spoil the chances Of the best man
TO say nothing OF Bishop HAvENs nominee.
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We are not surprised to know that many
clergymen and members of the Methodist Epis-
copai Church are beginning to protest against
Bishop GILBERT HAvESs third-term harangue
at a religious meeting In Boston. lie will ind
out that he cannot carry the Methodist Episco-
pal denomination with him into the third-term
camp lie is introducing n nrebrand into the
L3dy he 10 inJuring the cnuae Of RELIGION 10y his
tomfOolery. The Methodists throughout the
country belong to diverse political parties tens
OF thousands OF them are Democratic voters /;
tens of thousands are anti-GRANr Republi-
and we don't believe that more than
handful ~ them Will follow him into the third
term morass. II Bishop HAVEN proposes TO
drag this question through the Methodist de-
nomination, he will have hard timo 4 II. He
will not ind many religious meetings as quies-
cent as that IN Boston. We can promise him tnat
be viii soon see the meetings which he tries TO
manage IN GRANTS interest turned into red-hot
political squabbling squads. There will be hAr-
argues ON the other side, plenty Of them, ana
from Methodist bishops, cler-ymen, deacons,
class leaders, and other members, too. He will
learn that he cannot control the politics Of
Methodsts, and that, II he Is to ntrude his third
term whim into their religious meciines, all
sides must he heard. We have occasion TO know
how some Methodists feel about his conduct.
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Rand - Music,
Comm on Iruco lrANn uY 81 4 -

MlurItre Mlut.
The route TO the grave Wa through the main s''''
the village. hiatt was made TO alu" d p.''''-'
tomake picture " the pageant At ur grave "'4
was discussion as to whether The cohu NW
shaped to mold the animal VITA his lee ua' 'i'.l
tended should be buried on the aide ~ sian "s
edgowiss. Some argued that the hors sho1'- 10. ~.
his back Just ike human corpse Others ""
should bs left In a standing attitude " 70 "V Ia
third party held that he ought to repose on ''
Tho owner who had intend ID Nc buresque, dec 's"
bury his fayorite in the latter way sud' %" "'-'
funeral rite ended deeoronly,
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The gift season is upon us" shouts the
young editor. SO It Is, beyond all doubt. JAY
GOULD should give his stool pl.eon something
handsome for his faithful service durna the
year; and the rich men generally 70 whom he
toadies, should see that his stocking is not
empty Of sugar plums on Christmas morning.
Sweets to the sweet.
, 1875-06-28

guilty to AL assault with intcnt to do bodily i-
Jury. md waR rotinlnltt for Ht,tcnce.
Th,irs,Iry wfls Fa at,tonrc tlay III tho Criminal
CuMt. Ono weak from tn-tnorrow .tudgo Fa'.
wuli taheA tho lt1!tll and JII4o li2oth goos 10
tLe Circuit Count.
rtft rNfa
JunrE E!i,nHErr--pAnie:k casck.
JEpuE usnr-'7 to -, II, IL. Al to Co. 62 to
5G, 55. ~, GO.
JtrndE JAMEnoS-tin cali.
Ju1niH MnnnE-Su ra'l.
.JrDuE lttn,i:i:l-5t. c,has aiG and 2,511, aud
caleiNlar Nus. 3.7 tu :)ii.
JNbftNI:HT1.
UNITED EvArEs CiRrEIr rtucht-IuD1k uL0pGErr
J. U. h.u!h ". H.hnreuGal Il Hand MAntel Com.
paHy, $1l9.AI.
BUi'En1uA Cnuhr-ftoNFrs EtnHs-D1v!l r. Arracuo
Tk Joseph II. howo MD Philip a. Earl, u iint.At.
junoE uANr-Fr:nk Dlaskn,an VI. luh'l Kuler mud
Martin Ecttcr, SA3.'st.
Clnuufr mt-CoxfE'athSH-1{ntry L1wIenec
n. 1At,isk c.tr" "n'l Jnhn u.asv {!a'.-s; j. Wake
Felix Bchauz, kss1.11.
, 1875-06-28

Hfl1 Iark HtFdtd-{ndtt tfhdrn& Hf7nntrqt.
In 0lln the Democracy havo presented plat
form which operates yomcwllat "Aks to tho
lightning n tLo coled niEbt." giving glimI,Ao
Of ltgut which enahles tho wayfarsT 10 SEQ tho
chAs'n thsk yawuB in his path. xnd leaving him
in tho g'ooui. troubled with woudet low he u,ny
get safey over or around tue danger. Cau NO
Eet away from Grantism only BY moving gu tho
road that leads ultimately 10 financial cal1m,ty.
reputation, anil uiSllonor u tho Democracy,
upon which the country counted for tic over
throw OF tho corrupt party now IN power, dis
posed to rsoder this service oaly At price al
which the country cahnot Afford to take II
Must No accept tho Republicans for four years
lungcF, thlr1 ternl and all. unless W. are prcpar
cd 70 kiva place to party whIe! avows It's lur;;
bring upon ua = financial catastrophe that will
loAve Of our whole commercial and iudus.rial
fabric and our national utedIt only Iuin.- .-arub-
lsh hoap for begERrs 70 grub in1 This ~ tho d.
country. Ihora ID u possibility that the sky mny
c|oAr little nheu tho Uulo conflict is over. Il
IL probable that on thelr iuhation dortrines tho
Democrats WILL carry OHIO. With that State In
their fsroF thslr cAapoes arc greatly strength
sned everywhere, aud It IL possib1o that ia Ken-
era1 Domocratlc rally. and tn generalization Of
Democratic force the country over, there may be
enough political virtue TO Put down tbeso Ohio
paper maksrs. tue good may outweigh tho baa,
namo aud rueorl Will bs . guarantees against
the thiugs thsesteuel tu tAia Ohio platform,
than which no do not doubt tue country
wonld rather hkvo AL the corruption Of sqe 1lc-
pubIican2. ljut II 1t doe. not turn cut III this
way there may arise out Of tue conflict another
isauo- that OF tho restoration OF the o1d System
by which tho 1tates and not tho nation reg,,-
lated tho banks and their lasres. II tho Olio
pe1plo want TO multiply dollar bills till they ere
worth about a cetita AIuoco, tho people u this
State have not the sans dssils. And II, out Of
thisty-bayeu atAtss, uinatteu or twenty should
syupatAizo With Ohio. tho people OF tho other
ktatsa would becoa,o very Eestiso under the lues
that thts would int.ict, sud they would morallze
with oussHy upon tue sYssom that lhua de.oE-
tnluod their comparatively local concesns to suit
lands iu which sha love Of wildcat cnsrency IL
eudanlc. 1t would DO graAI lntAhap to fall
aga,u into our old system OF State curronces;
hui 1t would ba smaller calamity than whAt
tho pamocssts threaten, and poitAps preferable
10 tie continuation of Republican rule,
, 1875-06-28
4 SERMON TO THE BuMMERs.

nrr,,,o r,uA on IT, tbs 1,,,.,nu. ~ ,,1....
=, Vnm ,,,,, u -, ,ov. - xo"r ~ S,a .';.
5aa-,,,,e, T., t,a -.a.os ,..1.,ua. 11...s.. sA''
t"osn."b !" luz oacfeu "f''nR' oouto3onoiny'
tveptloth chapter, tenth and eleventh verses,
and In tile following words.
Whcu thou comest niah unto city tn fight aestnst
1t, thcn proc!atn peaee into It anu II shall be 4 they
make Thea OF eaes and open unto thee then il
,la 20 tat y! tie peopiC that = found therein shall
10 tI'ouAnos nnso lhoe, and 'hcs aaau serve 'hee.
1t would oe 1fnToasiolo 10 gkthor You together
In any one place tint might address you in
pe1suu, TEeuueutiug % you do tho tiebs and
.y,,u, ~ t1,o tnwn ,,rna,i.d IA N,. h., ,.,,,,t.
,A'A' - ~ F1. ~ Nv ~ "eelous'
''ohe Ny osY alo n'satoPoh Tue pesaons ahd prop
orly of this doeasing pooplo and city. acalE TOT
public meeting could not roach you in time, hnt by
p,oachtur to yo,, in tbs church and from ona n
H., ... ..I,. -. r,.. r,.... ~. ~, :,
sno 'AaouS Pa'psso " A"a Ah'"o"n. 10y "oto7
will reach you all, mud add vigor snd doteEmina-
tiou to the courso laid out for you.
mill snd bonsv Wn1s .nd - ~aerse " .ns WIZ WY.
'""@ NV Ae.o1' Nv. .'A NaA eua ".u
our garments III 1kea hna tatteEa after our forty
Year, mach through vsriods nildernessos,
compara. a.iye!y few In numbers, but with hoarts
~ o. s,,s .a,,.,,; .s,. - , t..,s., w.
eoe pe,o'a o" auu Mou'lu @ us .aM anu oeauu!u1
city fllled With wealth and culture. but With
every noble and patriotic impulse Of its tnhsbt-
tanls rottel out aud crushed BY tue luxury,
,.;Nr ~" N...,,,".,t"N t"' ,."t,
hssa stste OF c'Vlilzatlon. 1nscFosa upon your
bannars ia tho tucantrovor!l5la aud inspiring
truth, "Iha survival OF tue tittest." Tho page OF
history Ia filled with records Of tho overthrow
OF once powerful nations who. grown rich
and luxurious, have allowed the vices OF clyilza-
tion to san tho taauaood and ygor Of tts peoplo;
Wttness tile chptnro aud spo'iAtion OF tho land
AIussulsuan swept al Europa rlth lire spd swotd.
Head tho conquest Of the vaat and Populons
, 1875-06-28

and snimai btoso. and got boa, tie largest ever
aecn in this country, Bent to him. Tho hnn
hroko ont Of hin cage, and a fnotnont tater
KstAten was caper3ls Abnut small ro,,n with ~
feot OF snako after him. The serpent Knocked
tic Iann down and :uitei isso1f mp on him. hut
few DAYS ago Kireten received another conaigu-
lneht u hoaA. Aud reacl,ed In to take ono about
9 icet long from the bog. At the BANJO instant
tic matte reacl,uf out for Kristen, Heize him by
Ing tsself about until finally cllockad ofT irRtcs
doesn't feel At all we'll since tho encounter, aud.
a. already stated. td gct,ing prcjudicod against
tho snake ltlainsns.
, 1875-06-28

rerles Of pcturoa. with dsercot md brilliant
ADMINISTRATIONS III tic c.ef actors II tint t,ig
trn.rt'v. The H.rl3 ii a,,ust s,yG:n In ITS m
g.rsr, and dh4 In: nEs"t iIrrhk into TIN in!foa
tlux ~ !n.+icai "nr.ts wbfc, rue1lH Mr. TGn "
tlncoI "lch recall tl,s, 0f tho 1tyls anl which
noeln 10 mark tnnta oIharly tito colder historical
siYIu IL tlIG nrInla
, 1875-06-28

Ike CnrtoF, Of Arizona, has onl7 bcen vsB!ting
In Aiessaohnastta b,1' months, but ho NAs half
aud eyeb1owH burned on at uolYoks church.
aud on Thursday, BY the bursting Of cannon 10
Boston, he bad 40 arm broken, and nov Aa'a on
hH way homA Mutterlagt ~ kin dalend nyaaN
In Arizona, bsgod."
, 1875-06-28

ThsodotA +. K!rsteIl- OF ChsshAn, straek, New
York. u getting prejudice sKsiust snakes, Aoa
is fostiaed il Ill yaexs, too. us kssps snake
, 1875-06-28

4 EllAAQE TO GIT 4 HAKlAtN ~ a FISH
~ p.zir suttA brand now e9a walnut and Tesy psFos
i.d French x.laYi so,s'sd wisa ne brown Tsz sisa;
elcya Enty cs1tsd aud polishsa
eal With sPlsnli4s hTtsiAio ealtsiy nav. c'~s e4-
ld$acs 673 MAhssh.As.
NRw wAHDHECoND-flANDF1 F1NN}TQRE 8 H0U0IT
In aud s1d hxhrst prcs paid for 0l cutasa and
pots 1t 441 uuttsxA GroTo ~.
, 1875-06-28

COUNTRY REAL ESTATh.
Tor SALE, OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 LEWIS,
eotn MaloF lpck. curIter at Isaallp and Mati%1.
tts h,yo large namter IT Improved isrut ais1
pr,sed lAnda III Genital 1tnna and In~a, Ae ii Jaw
psces aod on ezsy tcrus VI Fayunn. or tn e1c1snu"
, 1875-06-28

TO RENT--ROOMS.
rT,O RkST-a1 EAST 1NpiASA.Sr, SEAE HIisfI
st-itscs Pa.or, with or without iIbrarJ.tuom 1t
saehe nna1ul+aed prsat1 family. ef.rcncss required
TO AEST-SlCEI.Y FUKSl>HkD kUUaI, WITH
1 Or without bnatd: K.nEsbufy BIock 1ian1olphst.,
uuar Glatk. Apply At Room 81.
T'O KEET-FURS1slIED ROOMS AkD TWO NIEE
front r0ms for gentlemen. No. lal Suuth HslsteI.
It. ntAE YAEllrqn.
, 1875-06-28

Death stays The w1eteAsdaoss aud l|fta tha
cnrso. Mary's poor lho Roos out. and bright,
brave Elzabeta stands BY ahs dsatb-bed. and
Quseu Of England" heass eloquent Dageuha'l
utter With deep gratitude "1oi tavo the
Crown! TIA Papaoy u no uinEs," Wills paget,
Looking paihapsfas iuto Tho future, maxaluss
~ h.oself, "Ars we 40 sure OF tnAt2'"
As. Tsuuysou hAs bssu alpRnla5ty snecessful
in aAylnR u.uty sud completatioas to this drama
Knd presenting powerful historical picture, or
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DERNIERES NOUvELLES

On annonoe de France, Paris, IL date du
Il, une faillite dc Is millions do francs, de
Joseph Halphen 4 Gle, marchands do dia-
mants..Un t6lkgramme Reuter- ME le pro.
let de visite du prince allemand Frederick
William aux Etat& &Unis--Le pr6tendant DON
Carlos propose Iine tr6ve au roi Alphonse,
dane 10 caa, gun juke probable ct proclaim,
o. on u, ,s guere ecluterait entre les Etss& Unis
Le grand jury dc Columbus, Mississippi, .
renvoy0 e hcutenantRouvcrneur Davis des
charges Dc corruption qui pesaient sur %
:,1 hart fonctionnaire.-Le CITY Hall Dc Louis.
vile, edifce don't Il construction . COLTS
millions de dollars, 6tait en- fen 10 H.-Le
monument funNbro d,EdgAr Poe . SIS de-
wolfe mercrodi, Baltimore. .5.
En- Louisiana, 10 gouvorneur Kellogg y
lance deux ordros detection pour remplacer
deux repr6eentants d6c6d6s, des paFoisses
Ouachita ct Grant; u nomm6 dEl6gu6s b In
Convention dee chemins Dc fer do Louis,
NJ: NV. Joyce, Hugh ]. Kennedy OF
A.-H. Sogcr, On romplacemsnt de- 4MOgles-
by, Fleoders ct Hefnandes qui most pas
accepts cette mission.-Joha W., Foster,
ministre dos Etats- Unis a Mexiqne, ct srri-
ve le II ID Nouvelle Ori6anA-nN. LATTE
= Dudtho - chargeut des ssaseignNmeots
donner aux porsonues aynDt droft una
partdans lAsindemnitfs diSssde0t-Do Dominique.
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do 1874, do NJ. Hsgins, transfSr6 ~.
A. Travis denomination par 10 pr6-
sident dun comit6 do 3 pour exaai-
nor In vente du Old VaeAeris Res1,
faits par rhonorable G.-E. Bovss .
rex-jugs ST.. Siskroo ;-ordre An
vocAt do paroisss u poursmvre =.
D.-S. Hunsaker pour recouvrer 10
montant du loyer du ferry do u
Pointe du College ;-allocation do
$50 su ferrymsn do Ia Maison de
Cour pour trsverser les oDgciers Do
paroisse ;-ixation du IS noveUbro
pour 10 r6glement do pex-collecteur
Kerrigan svec ID paroisse.
Nous lis0ns dams le 81. Jassls
Sentinel que NJ. GIN. Payne . 6t6
cruellement echaud6 par rexplo-
sion dun tuyau 4 vapeur sur l'ha-
bitation Jules Druilhst ; que viii.
liam Thomas a Gu le pouce tran
che par IN couteau de cannes quo
10 whiskey faisait mouvoir entro
les mains de Henry jenkins; ct
quill y q Gu tentative dincendio
au bureau de Jack Kerrigan, 10
collecteur don't le nom d6frsysit
nagu6re les conversations 4 10
vile ct 4 IL csmpagne.
La Cour sup6risure do die.
trict de Ia Nouvelle. Orl6ans . con.
firm6 B..F. Yates dams son titro
de collecteur de ID paroisse st.
Jacques.
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Correspondence Dc Ia Nile Orleans
NnUvELLE-oRLkANs, ,
IL nove,ubro 1875. {

Lsa deux pins importantes fractions
do raTd E6pablicain wont - dessiner
danp quelques jours, OF probablemeut
les oonesrvatears nauront pes ! 10
srettsr b tactique dc temporiaasios
qufls ont adopt6e. N. William son.
d Caddo, ministre des Etats- Unis
- Guatsoala, nons rsvient On pcs
can't par Washi.gtos. n ct impa-
dc0oset attesdu pr les r6pubK-
cains gut b coosid6rent CONNIE le
de. d h machine ct 10 r6giasear du
toess!e, Grant paraissast 1ui avoir
doast carts blanche q coud6es fran
cheA AvaDt m4me son arriv6e, Il
pasae pour 6tre b successeur certain
~ jnge Durcll Ct 10 successeur pos-
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Marks, ETA 81. Charles Herald,
MN. Earhsrt, Horanson, Rost,
BaudOuin ct BIS. LAbranche.

Marks, etVA 81. Charles Herald,
NM. Esrhart, Horanson, Rost,
Baudouin ct BIS. LAbranche.
Mons liso0s dams le Herald:
Les afaires 6ouliS cootre Ranson
(sur sppel), Burbanks contre Harris,
HoTapson contre Friedman, ct Youngs
conHo Luliug, ont etA renv0yees 4
In prochaine session do la C0ur de
district.
--Mardi, 10 uovembre, le grand
jury a mis- Luke Spencer en- accusa-
ton dune tentative de meurtrc, COM
mise sur-Williams, colporteur,
habitatiou Destrellan, Ia semaine der
uiere. Williams, qui voyage en- char
rette, ne pOuvant traverser 10 crsvasse
du Bonnet Care resolut de sen
retourner d Gretna pour = passer le
feuve. La mutt le surprit d rhsbits-
ton Destrehan, ct il retint un loge-
ment dams une des Dombreuses
families de couleur qui vivent sur
cette propriets. Peu dc temps
apres one Ia mutt fnt tomb6e, au mo-
ment on il etait assis devant Ia porte,
buvant uns tasse de cafe, II fut
sccost6 par plusieurs individus,
evidemment animes de mauvaises
intentions, lesquels lui demanderent
du cafe. leur montra "a tasse vide,
disaut on men await Plus, sur qu0i
s'6leva urh alteration dams laquelle
un komm de la bande, qu'on . re-
comm st} Luke Spencer, lui ports
sur la bouche TN coup do SOD poing
ferme ct continua / 10 maltraiter.
Ces coquins sen allerent tout triom-
plants des indiguites don't await 6t6
de leur part Gun damne colporteur
juif." lis ne tardSrent pas 4 revenir
dependant, ct appelerent Williams,
l'invitant 4 les rejoindre dams Ia cour,
ce 4 quoi II SO refusa. II etait encore
assis d Ia porte, ct Spencer, syant
ramass6 une brique, Ia lui lsnca
violemment, ratteignit 4 Ia partie
posterieure de In tate ct le fit chance
Ter. En- 10 voyaut tomber, le misera-
BILE tira un pist0let, fit feu, q Ia bale
effleura Ia poitrins de Williams.
Spencer et ~ complies ayant pris
Ia fuite, H. bless6 fut examine ct une
large pleasure fnt constat6e 4 Ia par
tis posterieure dc Ia tete. On le sol
gna ct, le leDdemain, il fut en- etat
de traverser le feuve ct de faire "a
declaration 4 In Maison do Cour.
Spencer 6t6 arret6, mis- en- prison,
ct II sera jug6 ! Ia prochaine session
de Ia Cour de District.
-Extrait des statistiques agri.
coles ct industrielles du capitaine
BOuchereau. St Charles, rive gau-
che, TecOlte de 1874.75:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-11-20
p A r o I s 8 3 8
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Ie juge de paroisse Alcibiade
Dorapau . donn6 - d6mission,
sans que le motif de cette r6solu.
tion inattendue soft encore coDuu.
Parmt les no,ns mis- On svaut pour
. succession, le Ne,o Orleans Times
indique l'avocat do district Morris