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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17


COOLING THE ArMosrurpp-A w.,,0s
II the Pnbiic Health recommends tLnt % =
dish or basin large enough ia p npos"ni '"' " "
good surface OF water be placed in rooms
where the heat is oppressive and tbO ,VV",s ~.
yer changed once or twice ON verv G",
uays, to secure general lowering Il iSo S
temperature. The hot air Of the ton,o @
takes up the water in the form Of Oimos'
pheric. vapor and difTuses the greater Cool.
mes: Of the water throughout the room
until air and water become Of the same
temperature. When this takes place ircsh
NMer shonId be put in the lish, lie sovs
S Saa! ne has found a tumbler full of wntcr
potential enough when he has been si,,
uhg in IA small study, but the greater tho
sltlace Of the water In contact with tho oir
Me more eilectual will he the dilTGsion n
atmospheric vapOr The writer does mi sSv
nnS'her the doors and windows otc y
Eept open OF closed, condition ibS,
might might have an important bearing on tho tho
s..Ses' ,.,E oithc experiment. The tbino l.
;',net ;, doubtful AZ to its feasibility. bS, i
Say enough to try, with the doors and
vs,'.S C%s9W' either shut or open, and with a
I,oss I,s' containing any quantity Of water
"Vu' " lumber full to a tub full.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-17
WASHINGTON.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AND DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AND DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
WASHINGTON, July lO.-The complaint
OfthG Postmaster General against District
Attorney Fisher was In consequence OF
apparent listlessness and lack Of interest
displayed by the District Attorney in his
preparation Of the Kinds case. Seeing
this and fearing that Mr., Fisher had toO
much business In his office to allow him
to properly attend to these cases the Post
master General offered assistance by the
employment OF an assistant counsel which
Fisher declined, the Postmaster General
reported this fact to the President and
was directed by him to again make an
offer OF assistance to Fisher; he did so and
the offer was again declined; Fisher as
suring the Postmaster General that he
would attend to the case. BY lack Of in
terest and failure To devote the proper
time to the case before the trial, mistakes
occurred which resulted IN the acqnittAl
OF lIinds.
A CANARD.
There is no truth in the rumOr that
England and Germanyare in cooperation
with the United States in pressing upon
the Spanish Government the policy Of
abandoning the West India possessions.
INDIAN COMMISSION.
The Secretary Of the Interior has ap.
pointed member Of Congress elect n. II.
Vanvorhes, OF Ohio, Judge ]. g. Parker,
Of Missouri, and Indian Inspector KEN
bic, Us u commission to visit the OsagGs
and inquire into their condition. Hon.
John Hancock, Of Texas, will be added
to the commission II he will accept the
nositiOn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Domaci PAM, u niz ODE hrdinky nase
byly ubytovany, jmenovala Sc Smithova,
byla vdoyou matkou til dospelych synti
dvou deer. Synov6 vzd6lavali nekolik
akrd pozemku, ktery TAX blizko velikeho
mesta byl arci velmi vynosny. Pestova.
Ii zeleniny, iahody, ranni ovoce podob-
ne plodiny iez Sc dobfe vyplacely.
Ones vecer odebral Sc jeden syn, jak
vyse sdeleno, do Noveho Yorku a drnhe
diva sli loviti ryby. Farma byla tedy ma
presto bez muzskych, coz obavy Bertiny
mnohonasob zvysovalo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
TrZni hlidka.
New YOrSky pen6znf trh.
New York, dne 81. kvetna 1875.
Zlato, ---. 1861.
CIeveIandSky trh.

Cleveland, dne 29. kvetna 1875
Nasledujici ceny jsou We velkem. Obi
nj ceny isou We skladech (Elewator). svJ
minkamy zvlast6 poznamenanymi.
Psenice: tislo /, cervena zimni
1.3S cfs 2. 1928.
Kukufice: 80-79 cts.
Owes: els. 1. SO els. 2. 81 ctI.
Zito: 110-110 busel.
Jecmen: 1.2O-1.50 busel.
Mouka: 7,Oo-725 "a sud cerve
ne neb z bile zimni psenice mleta v
m6ste; samctne druhy ma venku NILE
te so ct1. meme; jarni psenitna mouka
5.75-6.5O "a sud.
Zitn ka: 5.50-6.25 "a sud j.
Pice "a Tund hrubych otrub 24.00;
nejlepsf (Middlings) $500 - 5000
Seno: Timotejske ma fdrech 20.00-
22.00 "a tonu; We storu 23.00 = 240O
Sadlo mest6 pfevafene 15 ctd pfi
soudku, ma study 10; ma venku pfevafo-
14-144 die jakosti.
Maslo nejlepsi 26-28 C.
Vejce cerstye 1918 ma study ma
kose.
Nasol enc hovezi maso: Ceny
stale poptavky dobr6, 12.00-13.00 "a
extra Mess.
Uzene maso sunky nalozene "
cukru 12s-13. Pfedni 8 ct1; spek 13s
90 ctG, zusene hov6zi Is
Cukr: All - b -10s kostko.
w; drobny V zrnkach 11g-12 extra 10
10s, zluty 9-9s, Porto Rico 9s-10i,
Kuba SO. ctG.
Dirt b eff: ziva kufata "a libru IL
II ctd, zive krocany 103-11 eta.
Ocet: pravy cidrovy 12-14c C Gall.
jiny druh 14-15 ct.
Sal "a sud, Saginovska Onondag-
ska pekna 1.55, hruba G. $50 lb. 1856,
kuchynska 2.35.
Chmel: 1870 ct6 "a libu zapad-
niho New Yorkskeho.
Slad: "a 200 busel, nemlety.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
ROZIllar.

Malieek. ze nevis. jaky ie rozdil
mezi vetroplavcem hracem ma burse!
Palecek. Vetroplavec zakrvaci SO,
kdyz mu to pills rychle stoupa bur
sian. kdyz mu to pfilis rychle p ada.
Tudy nato!
Panicka jedna, pfijimaic sluzku, divi-
la Sc tomu, ze ma tax mnoho sluzeb We
sve knizce zaznamenano.
IL toho je videt," namitala pax zcela
logicky, ,.ze's to nikde dloaho nevydrze.
la"
nAle ponzeh prosim," odpoyidala sluz-
ka kurazi, ,,zac pax stcii takova devecka
ktera Sc mezi panickami trochn neohled.
Ia"
Jak kostelnik do chramu
Pane.
Kostelnika obci K. pfekvapili vetici
jdouce ma rannf, phi meteni kostela. Ko
stelniku nAvsteva takova nepfisla who'd I
proto pfivital je Sc slovy: ,,Kam vas sen
| iiz certi nesou do horouciho peklag!''
Take ute. cha.
Otec:lk dcetD. Tys tedy Sc zamilo
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
7 u d y n u tot

uu y n TO!
Syndcek, ktery musel kazdy den tatin.
kovi daleko pro sDenni Listy", byl mr.
zut ma ty dlouh6 cesty proto 81 uminil,
ze tatinka napal1. A napalil ho. Hned
outery koupil noviny ma cely tyden ma
pred!
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Byl vecer. Ma pavlanu pekneho dom
ku, pobliz zatoky stojiciho, sed6ly dve zen
ske postavy. Byla to pani Landerova 6
dcerou svoii.
,Jiz mne skoro znepokojuje, ze po celJ
tyden ami Collin Urquardt AMI Flip Ire
main Sc neukazai"
,Ja jsem take pima dzkosti,' minila
Berta. ,,Jakasi pfedtucha mne pravi, ze
Sc nam neco zleho pfihodi."
,,Upokoj Sc, dite: Cobyse nam mohlo
pfihoditi2 V tomto dome ismehplne bez
pecni, iinak by verny pfitel mas Flip Ire
main nebyl nam jej "a dtociste vyhlid
nul."
PHI tom popatfila matka laskypln5 ma
svou dceru, ale tom okamziku polekane
zyolala:
Go je ii drahouskus Tyf jsi iako ste
ma bleda2 Neni ii snad dobfe2"
%, maminko, podivejte Sc tamto ma
ty diva mule, opfene plot mas 81 pro-
hlizeifci. Jeden mich ma stejnokroj po-
licejni."
.Tys blahovecek, Berto. III muzove
zaiist6 ma mas ami nemysli. Prohlizi 81
bezpochyby toto staveni."
,,Ale co ten policajt?"
,,Nuz, co toho! Proc bys mela bali
Sc policajta vice nez iinych lidi"
yTy ale zapominds, ze jsem uprch.
Il vezenkaw
Matka ma smrt zbledla 20 chvilce
pravila pcloseptem:
,,Ja ma to zapomela; ale neboj sc mile
dite, muzove ii te zajiste nezatknou. |
kdybych vlastnim Mvotem mela t9 haiti,
nedopustim, ably Sc ii neco zleho ptihodi
To-"
Oba neznami muzove nehybali Sc do
sud mista aniz spoust6ly zraki svych
obou zen.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
O Y k o II ! C g..

O zkousce.
Katecheta. Proc tedy Pan Jezis
pfisel ma tento sv6t!
ii och. Ably ably - ably
Kut. M, ably lidi wy
III och (velmi rychle). - ably lidi v j.
del.
M alicek. Proc pax mas tenn sa-
rvatkdm mezi Cechy Nemc neni uz jed
nou konec!
PaleGek. Inu Wis, on Czech stoii
pofad ma SVEN Nemec ma cizim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
KAPITOLA XXVII.
MateGnost pdnt Lanler0v6.

N)eNVtSfeV"t IfNfec A~N"ttfOCC.
PAM Landerova byla srdnata a odho-
diana zena. Nahlizejic sama, ze zevlo.
vani tech dvou neznamych Jest podeziel6
odhodlala Sc iiti K MIN a zeptati Sc jich,
CO by tn pohledavali.
,Berto, ty jdi 40 domI' pravila: MA Sc
p6idu tech dvou cizincd optati co by chte
H."
nMaminko, pro boha te prosim nepfi-
blizuj Sc Jim. Chtela bych ma to umtiti
ze ii muzi jsou iii 70 nam chteji ublizi-
IT,"
,Neboj Sc. Jsou lide ma blizku tn
Sc oni diva, byt sebe horst zamery NELL,
neodvazi ubliziti mne. Jdi jen spesne do
domu. Zda Sc, jakoby 81 nebyli jisti,
jsmeli ty, jez snad hledaji."
Berta bazlive odesla, kdezto matka ieii
sla k mdzum.
Kdyz byla samych, pravila: ,,Ceho
tn hledate, panoveg"
mic" odpovedel jeden.
,,Tedy proc zevluiete cizeho plotu a
pohlizite tax nesetrne ma cize vam da-
myl"
,Myslim, ze jsme vam tim koukanim
neublizili," pravil jeden, jehoz tvaf pro-
zrazovala darebu nebo suroyce.
,Neni slusne zevlovti cizich plotI,
opakovala pani Landerova. .Zavdecili
byste Sc mne, kdybyste odesli."
,Jsme ma vefejne ceste nikomu nepfi
slusi pravo odhaneti mas odsud."
Wy nestydaty cloveeel' zvolala pani
Landerova zardela Sc Uneven.
"A kdybych byl, co z toho?" pravil
chap usklibnul Sc.
,Nepdjdete-li dobrovolne, zavolam tam
to domaci syny ativam odsud pomohou,' y
pravila Landerova.
NE tax zhurta, panicko. My jsme z
tech kten Sc leknou teprve tfetiho dne
Povezte nam spise byla Ii to vase dcera,
CO Sc pred chvili odkradla do doma."
DO toho yam mic neni," pravila pan,
zbledla.
,,Mozna ze neni, ale mozna ze Jest
Zda Sc mi, jakobych tu holku byl nekdy
drive videl."
Spocivalo cost We vzezfeni, hlasu cho.
vani muze toho, co neznamenalo mic do
breho. Pani Landerova jiz jiz ztracel,
duchapfitomnost. Po chvilce pravila:
Wy Sc zajiste mylite. Moi deer
jste nikdy pred tim nevidel. Ostatne b.
to bylo zcela lhostejno, kdyby jste il by
videl. Opakuju vam jests jednou, ze mi
site jiti odsud, sice vas odsud vyxenou."
,Pdjdeme, az Sc nam zlibi," pravil n
to drzi chlap ten. ssf
Pani Landerova Sc obratila a ubiral
Sc k domu, ably pfivolala syny domaci p
nj. Kdyz dosla k pavlanu, obratila Sc
k dlev5 sve spatfila, ze muzove zmizel
Kdyz vesla k dcef sve, ktera strach
, pfivfenJmi zalusiemi ma v5jev plot
! hledela, - pravila k nj:
.Muzi ii jsou vskutku podeafely. NJ
/ sim dnes jests do m6sta, abych o tom d
la zpravu Filipu Tremainovi. Nahod
Q tomu chce, ze dnes jede pravs jeden ze I
}. MI do nlesta mohu Sc tedy pohodlne
MIN svexti." A1l
Berta Sc tohoto matcina dmyslu lekl
Nahlizela, ze jim zvlasts il hrozi velil
nobeepeci. Snazila sc matku pfemluv
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
V o SIX ole .

KNEE. Mile ditky, svata cirkev nam
uklada, abychom Sc vzdy rano vecer ma
bozne pomodlili. Nasledujte tom svych
rodicd. =. Vanourku, co d6la nejdfive
tv6j otec, kdyz rano vstane9
Vafourek (po kratkem rozmysle-
nD Jde stahne Barkn palandy, pro-
toze nechce vstavat.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
ri d o v 8 k y lok e t.

U citel. Smoulesi, mnoholi ma 10.
ket ctvrtie
SIN dulles. Z mas tfi pGl.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01
KAPITOLA XVIII.
P8lnOGn5 host.

hATllOLA AAN III.
Piln0Gns host.
Vecer sedely ctyry zenske rozlicnou
praci Sc zabyvaiici kolem stolu, mad nimz
visela trojramenna Tampa. Byla to pani
Smithova a jeji dve dcery Berta Lande
rova. Vsecky byly jaksi lzkostlivy, me-
bot teto osamelosti znamenaly teprve
iak neprozfeteln6 bylo cd Mich, ze pustily
vsecky tfi muzske ma noe re staveni.
V tom zaklepano ma dvete. Vsecky Sc
polekaly zadne nechtelo Sc otevfiti.
Berta SO zd6sila nejvice.
Zaklepani Sc opakovalo a sice slime
il.
sNevpoustejte zadneho," vyrazila Ber-
ia re sebe, mrouc strachem.
proc ma mila sleGno? Mona ze to
bude nektery soused."
Ne ne! ia vim kdo to je!" zvolala
divka.
Zatim zaklepano ma dvefe po tfeti ST.
ce jeste prudceii. |,
,,Ale me drahe dit6, ia muslin otevfi-
IT," pravila pani Smithova.
,,Tedy mu fekn6te, ze neisem donna, ze
isem odesla matkou do Noveho Yorku,"
prosila Berta.
"A kdo myslis ze jest o!"
,,Policejni straznik."
,,Policejni strazniks Co pax ST ucinila
neco zleho." A nepromluvic ami slova,
spechala a5y otevfela. Berta wy
skocila spechala Ike dvefim, ably mimi
do sve loznice prcbla, sklesla ale bez sebe
ma podlahu.
Jedna divka Smithova bezela K nj a
pozdvihnouc il, pfivedla il k sobe. "a
tim sc pani Smithova vratila prayila:
,Vzdyf to byl pouze Muzziv celedin;
pfisel Sc vypdjciti ohlavku udidlo ma
kon6."
Berta, uslysic tuto zprdvu, pon6kud Sc
zotavila.
Nekolk minut uplynulo mlceni, ma
cez Sc pani Smithova Berry otazala:
,Vysvetli mne Berto tvoje nesmirne
zdeseni bazen pred policejnim strazni-
KEN. Wis, ze pan Tremain tvoje ma
tka byli jste mne oupln6 CHI, kdyz jsem
vas pfIala do domI; jest povinnosti
mou, abych Sc ujistila, jakeho druhu lidi
mann pod stfechou."
zach, pani Smithovaw zaupela divka.
IVY snad myslite, re jsem neco zleho spa
chala. Zatim jsem nevinne pronasledo-
vana cd zleho muze, ktery mne Sc sveta
sprovoditi chce."
,,Ale proc Sc tedy tax hrozne boiis po-
licajta9" tazala Sc pani Smithova.
Pied vecerem sedely jsme matkou
ma pavlanu. A tn jsme zahledly plotG
podepfene muze, ktefi 81 mas nestydate
prohlizeli. Jeden mich mel tastecni po.
licejni uniformu. Matka, ktera Sc mimi
dala do feel, poznala mich zle lidi nej-
spise nastroje mebo 1hlavniho nepfitele a
te pficiny vydala SO dnes do mesta, ably
o sbehlem pfateldm nasim zpravu dala."
(Pokracovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

ably nj zdstala, ale lmysl teto byl ne
zvratny X veGeru rozlouGila so ustrase--
ma divka matkou svoii plaGem a ma
fkem srdceryoucim.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Manzels k a ele gle.
Tam yenku jasny luny svit
a listi Sept "a vlnek tfpyt,
rusalek smich tam v haji
a vsade jako V rail-:
ien zde - hu! - zena chrape!
kdoz hrIzy take chape?!
,,PalcSekn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

vala do malife? HIM COZ kdyz ii ma
maluie 8 straku IL ma vrbe?
Dcera. PAX to bnde aspon ume
ecke dilo.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Dratafstvi p Il br oty.
Drataf. Maj'-li n6co dratovat?
PAM (otevfe dv6fe a zvola). he Sc
nestydite! Proc pax nejdete pracovat -
tax mlady clovek?
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
The Recent Paris Loan.

The result Of the subscriptions to the loan re-
Gently put upon the market By the City Of Paris
IS calculated to suggest reflections III Other quar-
tiers besid, s Germany. The CITY asked TIT, French
people for JD,D90, O59 francs and they responded
with f0rty-two times that amount, in all 10, 300
0eO, geo francs or twice as much az they paid 10
Germany III thG form Of war Ill iemnitv. In our
money the subscription would amount to about
81 Gc,OU0,O q, or little short OF the sum Of our
national debt. Judging by the promptness with
which the people respond to the loan demanded
by a Republican municipal council, thcv have
abundant faith IN tie future Of the Republic, and
mean TO give It vigorous support. The En-
pre- in its brightest DAYS, never drew out d more
generous and general popular testimonial of con-
iidence thsn the young Republic can now claim.
And the Tact that the people are able to sub
has vrg fsp af 4s
rule from the effects Of the war
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

During the past few months New Orleans has
had 70 mourn the death Of many Of her most
respected citizens, but the loss Of none will be so
keenly felt in the circles to which this paper
goes as that Of the gentleman whose name heads
this notice.
Mr. Mckenna native OF Newry, county
Down, ireland, and was only torty-siA years Of
age at the time Of his death. When but & youth
OF twenty he came to this city, and though he
had no friends to assist him, soon secured
muneratlye and responsible position in one Of our
large commercial houses. About fifteen years
ago he and Messr-. Thomas and Charles Smith
formed copartnership, founding the house OF
Smith X hckcnna, which rapidly advanced to
the foremost position in its line III the CONNER
clal circles Of the South.
Having made handsome fortune Mr.. Ne
henna withdrew from business few months
ago and began preparations to return to the
land OF his birth. But his health. which had
been falling for some time rapidly declined, and
he died on Sunday morning, the 14th inst. HI
had the grace and consolation Of receiving all
the Sacraments of the Church before his death
Warm hearted and generous, the ever faithful
friend OF the poor, the outcast and the orphan,
IN his last hours Mr.. Mckenna forgot not those
whom he had always assisted during life, as his
requests to the Infant Orphan Asylum and the
House Of Good Shepherd, in his last VIII and
testament. ~. T. -N01ming It1., 20h inst.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
BARNUM'S HAPPY FAMILY.
ONE MEMBER EATS THE OTHER,
From the New York Sun.


Two lions, two leopards, and tame black
panther have for some months been kept in
one cage in Barnum's hippodrome. The lions
are separated from their companions through
the night by If, n bars, but in the daytime the
bars are withdrawn, and the animals form a
'happy family
No sooner were the bars taken out yester-
day morning than the leopard made spring
for the panthers throat. The panther was
young, but his muscles were like iron and his
skin as thick as sole leather, and he struck
the leopard blow with one of his fore-paws
that laid him sprawling on the floor Of the
cage In an instant the leopard was on his
feet again, and the animals stood face to face
For fully minute they glared and growled
and then, with a shock that nearly turped the
cage OH its side they met again, each trying
to grasp the other by the throat
The employees of the hippodrome, attracted
by the noise Of the conflict, tried, with bars
and spears, to separate the combatants, but
without avail. Seasoned spears We're snapped
III two Ike straws, and even the keeper Of
the animals dared not approach the cage.
The leopard, with an unexpected spring,
fixed himself on the pauthers back, and
taking the loose skin or the back of the lat
tiers neck between his teeth. gave the panther
toss against the side Of the cage that bent
the tHtck IRON bars nearly double. For {.
minute there was danger that all the beasts in
the cage would escape. The top of the cage
was broken, and the floor was split. But the
battle was over, for the panther, without a
sound, struck the floor of the cage, liteless.
But the leopard was not satisfied with the
death OF his antagonist. No sooner was he
convinced that he could approach with safety
than, selZlng the panthers head between his
fore paws, he gave him a tearing with the
sharp claws of his hind feet, that nearly
stripped the skin from his body Then he
began with his teeth, and before the ployes
could interfere, nearly half of the dead
panther had been eaten by the leopard
When at length sufficient force had been
collected around the cage the keeper, who
had tanned the panther, entered the den.
There upon the floor lay his pets silky black
skin, almost entire. His body, not yet cold
quivered and his eyes glared. The leopard
erouched IN a corner of the cage, satisfied
with his meal. The iron bars were soon re-
placed and the leopard prevented from doing
further mischief
At the afternoon performance the leopard
was so unrul " that 1t WAS deemed unsafe fer
the trainer to enter the cage but the hrs
were kept in their places and no more dam
age was done.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
THE CASTLE BUILDER.

gentle boy, with soft and silken locks,
A dreamy boy with brown and tender eyes,
castle builder, with his wooden blocks,
And towers that touch imag nary skies.
fearless rider on his fathers kree,
An eager listener unto stories told
At the Round Table Of the nursery,
Or heroes and Adventures manifold.
There Will be other towers for thee to build;
There will be other steeds for thee to ride;
There will be other legends and all filled
With greater marvels, and more glyritied.
Build on, and make thy castles high and fair,
Rising and reaching upward to the skies;
Listen to voices in the upper air,
Nor lose thy simple faith in my, teries.
II. W. LoSGFELLoW.
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SPRING GooD-. Read the advertisement of
Messrs Braselman & Adams, the great cash
house, 5SG and $50 Magazine street. They have
on hand most attractive stock. consisting Of
deteigcs. alpacas chaics, domestic. linens plat
ln@s, parasols, halfumbrellas, tail busties, etc.
BE sure to take note Of tile remarkably low
prices OF artic ,es enumerated in their ADVERTISE
ment.
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RrTP Pork, Provisions, ETC Our good old
friend, Mr. L. X. Converse. 81 Ma gazinc street
is now DESTROYS to sell, a. remuueratiye prices,
large stock of rump pork, mess pork, bacon
clear sides, shoulders, etc., Magnolia sugar
cured hams, dry sailed shoulders, etc, The at
tention Of the trade Is particularly iii. ected to
Mr.. Nonyerse. 8 advertisement.
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BLACK GRENADINES These well known and
popular dry goods merchants, the Messrs. Dan
tigers 203 Canal street and 12S and $50 Royal
street. have just received and opened most
splendid stock of black grenadines, percales,
parasols, etc In addition, they have full line
of fancy and staple dry goods, which they are
lively the advertisement of the Messrs. Danzi-
gers, and examine their stock.
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The Catholic Church in the United States
From the New York Herald


The Roman correspondent Of the Boston Pilot
writing on Jan. II, sends the news that the Pope
has been pleased to raise the Dioceses of Boston,
Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Santa Fe to the
Bishops to that Of Archbishops The correspon
dent adds: 1T is also said that the Diocese of ST.
Paul Mimi, will be divided into two
/ The Bishops who are thus elevated are as fol-
! lows
The Right Rev John Joseph Williams, d. D.,
| the fourth Bishop Of Boston, was consecrated on
March II, 1866. The Diocese Of Roston was es-
tabllshod in 1908. To all Catholics within the
diocese priests ana peope-this great honor to
their Reverend Bishop viii bring heartfelt low
In the United States there is no Bishop more be
loved than he. lie il eminentlv fitted BY nature
to guide wisely to judge Gispassionatelv and to
take safe charge Of al the high interests which
belong to the hierarchy. archbishop VILLAINS is
native OF Boston, and il in his fiftv-third wear.
The Rt.-Rev. James Frederick Wood j. D.,
the fifth Bishop Of Philadelphia was consecrated
cum lnrf S"ccfSSi9htS, April rs 1851; succeeded
Jan. 5, 1850 The Diocese Of Philadelphia was
established IN 1909. Archbishop Wood is a
native Of Philadelphia convert to the faith, and
is 80 Yeas of age.
The Rt,.Rev. ]. N. Henpi, D. D.. the first
Bishop Of Milwaukee, cansccrated on March
49, 1911, in which ychr the Diocese Of Milwaukee
The Right Rev. J. b. Lamy, D. D., first Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Santa Fe, was conscfrateG Oh
Nov. q, 1850 The diocese is very large, COM
prslnS the Territory of New Mexico, with 4
population of about 5000 MeXicans, 5000 Pueblo
Indians, and 1000 Americans.
As instance of the rapid growth of the
Catholic Church in America we may take the
dioceses Of New England. In 1926 Just fifty
years aGo-when Bishop tenwck arrived in Bos-
ton, there We're: l priest IN Massachusetts, /
priest in New Hampshire priest IN Maine 8
churches, Of which only deserved higher title
than a chapel. And this was the Catholic Church
in all New England.
Ten years later. in 1885. there were p priests:
% churches 600 Catholics.
In 1874 when Connecticut and Rhode Island
were made diocese, there were but 30
priests, 81 churches, 10000 Catholics in all New
England.
To-day in New England there are one arch
diocese and Exceptionally soon to be six-iio-
ceses. Everywhere you find the Catholics with
their churches, schools, colleges and academies
with their hospitals, asylums, and houses of
refuge. In the New England Of to-day we num-
Der ! Archbishop, Bishops, All priests, 1872 |
churches and nearly million Of Catholics.