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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL
UABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Texas Land Agency.
VIM. =. BROWN. Sr

THE undersigned having recently returned
i from Texas where he has given special
attention TO Texas Lands and Land Titles and
having made permanent arrangements in
Texas, whereby he Is fully prepared to
undertake the investigation and perfeeting of
titles to hand in any county portion Of the
State of Texas, whether owned legally, eeuita-
bly, by heirs, devisees or other parties, here
by invites all parties interested in any man
ner in Texas Lands or desiring any Informal
ton or assistance in reference thereto, to call
upon or communicate with the undersigned.
A large amount of Texas Lands for sale or ex-
change, Address A rs
e. L. BOWEN,
Brookhaven, Lincoln Co., Miss.
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r~-Entries must be made before the close
of second day Entree fee per cent on
the value of al premiums offered.
The Competitors for the premiums 'iii re,
will be required to furnish a detailed state
ment Of the mode of cultivation, showing
date OF planting time Of ploughing and
hoeing. Kind of implements used, KIND and
,,,hon annlied-aIl for the inform ,tion OF
Awarding Committee. and with a view t"
nublication at close OF Fair. The land must
be- accurately measured, and the yield certi-
fled To by TWO or more respectable Wit
nesses. A bushel of Corn in the ear, ana Il
haIi-bushel of Wheat, Oats, Rye aud Rice
must be furnished by each competitor, as 4
sample OF the product.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26
MISSISSII'PI sTATImp
oF THE CONDITION Hr II
HOME INSURANCE
or new YORk
DCCCmbcI' ssIst. Isl

The name of the Cummug
Insurance Company uf Sew l.r.
II is located in New luIh, 20. $780,
way.
The amount gt ii- capital TOOLS
half million dollars.
The amount of Dts cHpIl| H... 81
two and "a half million dollars.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26
Keep t:ae Recipes.

Every housekeeper should have her
own recipe book-a book of her own ere
alton, of gradual growth and proved
excellence-and we propose to show our
lady readers how to make one In the
first place, buy blank book and write
your name and the date on the first leaf.
Divide the book into as many different de-
partments as you wish, heading each page
with the department to which it belongs,
as follows Recipes for cleaning; recipes
for soups; recipes for cooking meats
recipe for cake, and so on through family
cooking. Then comes cooking for the sick,
care for the sick, and all the various things
that are part of awoman's duty, and for
which, unfortunately, there is no school
but experience. Number your pages if
they are not numbered in the beginning,
and make an index, leaving blank spaces
in the index to correspond with blank
pages between departments which you
do not expect to fill Immediately. Write
down under these different heads every
recipe which you have actually tried, or
the result of which you have seen in the
houses of your friends, and enter the
page in the index.
In the diary of j. @. Adams, edited
by his son, Charles Francis Adams, vol. ,,
p. 332, he says, January 4, 1872: ''Mr.
Raimbert brought presents of porcelain
for my wife, for Charles, and another for
myself ] refused to receive them, it be-
ing principle which have found to be
necessary to adopt from the first day be- |
came public man, never to accept for /
myself or family gift while l hold pub
lie Office. |
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

Bestdisplay sewing machine thread,
silk. etc, made in the United
States ........ ............ diploma
Best and largest display of all kinds
of needlework, on any machine
the work to be made during the
year 1875 diploma and $40 90
NOTE.-Other entries may be made in this
class, and if there is competition diploma
will be awarded to the best.
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THE FAVORITE
Ii O m q r. EN- DIV
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Mar. l8. 1874

rs WARRANTED NOT TO CONTAIN A
l. single particle of Mercury, or any injurious
mi eubstaucf but -
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

SEWING MACHINE WORK.
Competition open to Mississippi, Louisiana,
Tennessee and Alabama.
EE There will be no premium offered on
Sewing Machines, this year, but manufac
turers will be furnished any reasonable
space, without charge, for display. Space
will be assigned in the order in which appli-
cation is made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, OR
MEDICINE.

Is emInently a Family Medicine; and by be-
ing kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour of suffering and many dollar
in time and doctors bills
After over Forty Years trial it is still re-
its virtues from persons of the highest charac-
ter and responsibility. Eminent physicians
nj - =
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI s
l. W, II. Gums, AuIl.uru.u.
Of the State aforesaid, lu h.r...
the foregoing statement u'tH.
aud Marine Insurance tumrH.
Va, is truly and CORRECTLY uf
original ON Gle BOO my office
Given under WV hand lnI .H
Jackson. this )Hlh day ut NHuN r
lsEALI vs. D.
. Auditor on Fuh
CHARLES HANDY.
General Agent Canton. NH
RARROWS ~ SvIXTITE. a
InrI..nn. h
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

con aiming those Southern Roots and Herbs
which all-wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail
1t WILL CURE ALL Diseases caused by Derange-
ment of the Liver and Bowels
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Amount due or not due o. Ina
or other creditors ............ ..........
Losses adjusted and due.
Losses adjusted md uotdur..-.a..
Losses uuadiustcd.........- ..........
Losses in suspense, waiting fn-
Their ProOt......................
All other claims against tHc Dum-
buuN ,.s..r-.s... ...... ...s........
Amount necessary 90 insure QUE
standif . risks...........,-.......
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

CAUTION
Buy no Powders or Prepared Simmons
Liver Regulator unless in our engraved wrap
per, with Trade mark, Stamp and Signature
unbroken. None other is genuine.
j. III. ZEILIN & CO..
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Rg~ For sale by all Druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26
EFFECluAL SPECIFIC

for Constipation, Headache, Pain in the
shoulders. Dizziness, Sour Stomach bad taste
in the mouth, bilious attacks. Paipitation OF
the Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys
dependency, gloom and forebodings of evil
all Of which are the offspring of a disease ed
Liver.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-05-26

1t is the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World!
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Total Liabilities
The greatcstumOuutiusWcIIuaUf
one risk ,........,........... ....,.......
The greatest amount allowed D."
the rules of the Company. f.. 0.
insured iU any one city. town
village ............goycruod D.. @
The greatest amount allowed 0u '.
insured many one block ......-.
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For Dyspepsia or INDIGESTION.

Armed with this ANTIDOTE. all climates an,
changes Of water and food may be faced with.
out fear. As a Remedy in MALARIOUS
FEEERS. Bowel Complaints, Restlessness
Jaundice, Nausea.
1T HAS M EOTTAT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
Washington Items.

WAsuINGToN, September 4.-There were
no transfers of gold to San Francisco made
by the Treasury Department to-day, but tits
probable that on Monday additional transfers
amounting to haf-miilion of dollars will be
made from the bullion fund of the mint.
The aggregate amount of gold transfers al.
ready made is S2,501 900. The transfer made
yesterday in favor of the National Gold
Bank was requested for the purpose of aid
ing the institution in retirement Of y por.
ton of its circulation. Thus far, as reports
coming to the Treasurer indicate, the de-
mand for gold is principally for commercial
purposes.
r. Holland Duell has been appointed COM
missioner of patents vaCe Thacker, and ?: D.
Kaufman receiver of moneys at Huntsville
A l.,
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,EATuER on SATURDAY was very
LOCAL MATTERS.

THa SECONDHAND CLOTHING HALL DEMoL.
ISnEp.-"The secondhand clothing hail.
conducted in the interest of white man
and colored woman, on the south side Of
B road street near Shockoe creek, was totally
demolished on Saturday afternoon, including
crockrry, glassware. furniture, &C., &c.
Wolkmen had been engaged for day or
two in putting some repairs TO the under.
pinning Of the house, and IL is supposed
that too maoy Of the supports were re-.
moved, and the building, which was a
framed structure, from this cause gave way,
and the whole concern toppled over, crush
ing and scattering the pieces all the way
down to the creek. The family were in the
house at the time OF the disaster, but they
crawled out with only few cuts and
bruises. the man being cut about the face,
and the woman on the head. Later in the
afternoon efforts were made to recover some
Of the furniture AMI other Effects of the pro-
DrietOrS.
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MANCHESTER NEWS,

DIscHARGED.-H. c. Giddings, charged
with obtaining money under false pretences
from Messrs. Jordan and othc,s, was exam
ined at the Mayors Court Saturday. All
the witnesses testified that they believed no
criminal intent was intended on the part of
the accused, and the Mayor tbereupon dis.
charged Mr.. GiddiDgs with an admonition.
CITY CouNcIL.-After our report closed
of the proceedings of the City Council Fri
day night the profile of the map of the
grades of the city was referred back to the
Committee on Streets. The ordinance con.
cerning the scavcnger was amended and the
subj >ct of electing city engineer was dis.
cussed, but without any action being taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

A COMPLIMENT TO ONE OF THE RICHMOND
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES. - The Knoxville
Press and Banner has the following con.
cerning Colonel w. E. Tanner, who was on
Saturday nominated by acclamation as one
OF the candidates for the Senate for this
district:
" "We notice by the Richmond journals
that Colonel William E. Tanner, president
Of the Metropolitan Works of that city, has
been called upon by large number of pro.
mineut and influential citizens to become
candidate before the Conservative primaries
for State senator, and has accepted the call.
Colonel Tanner is so immensely and uniyer.
sally populir that we judge his election is
assured. He is almost as we'll known and
ADMIRED in Knoxville as in Richmond for
his high personal'character and prominence
in Masonic and musical circles. Richmond
would be honorably represented by Colonel
Tanner"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is statement of the c0nreyanccs of real
estate for the week ending September 4,
1875: Lots fronting 323 feet on Q street,
corner of Mosby, for 81 800; so feet on Ea-
ge alley between Twelfth, Thirteenth, ID,
and + streets for 81, 900; ia feet on Thir-
tcenth street between Main and Franklin for
81: 26 feet on Fulton street between Or
leans and Virginia for S25; IS feet on bu-
champ street between Richard and Baldwin
TOR 800 ST feet on Allen street between
Calhoun and Webster for $3.50; l93 feet on
Third street for $500; 90 16 Is feet on Third
street between Il and Z for So; 2t7 feet on
Ninth street, corner OF Arch, for $4,000;
% feet on Hill street between S.. Stephen
and s.. james for Sl50; 2G feet on Catharine
stree, between Smith and Munford for
81 500; 80 feet on Moore street near Oak for
$50. ......-.
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Lost Overheard

FORT MONROE, September 4.--Captain u
Smith, sailins-master of the schooner.yacbt
Eva. Of the New York Yacht Club, was LOST
overheard on Thursday the I'd instant at 2 sc
A. d., about forty miles south of Cape Hen
lopen. There was gale of wind at the time,
with heavy sea. The yacht was running
before the wind, and Captain Smith, while
sitting on the rail, lost bis balance and fell
overheard. The yacht was Immediately hove
to and boat lowered, but in the darkness
and heavy sea it was impossible to save him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06
Burial Of the Italian Suicide.

New YORK, September 4.--Plerre Varini,
who committed saicide on Tuesday last at
clam bake while exhibiting his dramatic
talents in recitation, was buried yesterday at
City Island, Hhsre he killed himself. The
deceased having been Roman Catholic, ID
was desirable to have the funeral services
performed By . clergyman of.that Church; !;
but, although several Catholic priests were
applied to, none could be induced 10 otficiate
at the grave of the suicide, and Rev. Aa.
Manuenel;i, a Protestant Episcopal mInishen,.
performeGthat duty.
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Tribute of Respect.

Alta called meeting OF the Boari Of Managers Of
the Richmond Male Orphan Society, held on Sltur-
day morning the 4th instant, the President, Dr. W.
DUNLOP. Esq, late treasurer Of the Society, on
motion, Il committee Of three was appointed to
draft resolutions expressive of the feelings Of the
Board at The great loss they have sustained.
The committee having retired, prepared and re-
ported tie following, which was unanimously
adopted aud ordered to cpuollShcd:
JAMES DUNLOP, late treasurer Of this Society
was elected TO that Office In the year 1855. ga
many occasions before and since the war our trea-
sury was empty, and he fOuEd it necessary to draw
uoon his private resources to meet the wants of the
Society. This he did not only without word, but
cheerJuHy.
Unlike most men, he did not throw up his office
of labor without pay because If increasing years
and inGrmity, but held steadily on his course OF
Christian duty, always taking lively interest in
whatever concerned the Society AS modest as ha
was true steadfist In principle, yet meeky YIELD
ing to opposition when no principle was involve J.
he illustrated the character of i true Christina.
Not TO miss and lament such \ man as he pas 'es
ont of our sight and from our association woulT be
remarkable indeed.
May the mantle Of his devotion to duty fall apon
lis and upon his children, and crown our lives, as 1t
did his, with spotless reputation.
Resolved That this Board will attend his faneral
I'm body, and that copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded 10 the family of the deceased.
SAMCEl. SINToS, Sec2etary.
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DEPARTURE OF THE GEsANG NEREIN VIRGINIA
FOR WAsuIN GToN.-Tbis well-known singing
society, composed mainly of German citi-
zens Of Richmond, started Saturday night
for Washington via Qlantico on the through
train. The Nerein assembled at their hall
on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth,
and mlrched to the lovely music of Profess
sor Foelker's band up Broad street TO Fifth
street, down Fifth to Franklin, down Frank
lin to Seventh, down Seventh to Main, down
Main to Eighth, and thence 10 the Union
dcI0', where they embarked for their dest-
nation.
Captain Gill, the conductor, with bis
usual attention and poitcnesS, attached an
extra coach to the train for the better ac-
commodation of the CXcurSionists. Some
eight or ten OF the party decided TO Gclay
their d.pr,ure until Sunday afternoon.
The festivities in Washington will continue
until Wednesday night, when the visitors
will return. The following is list OF the
cXcur>ionist>:
Ii. &. Miller. president; A. Moll, vice.
president; B. Brauer, treasurer; 5. Stein
Icir, cashier; c. Juurgens, librarian; e, l..
Sie.cl. musical director.
c. Unckcl, l.. Rueeer, J. A. Book. Louis
Eukcr. Otto MorganS,ern, j. kcudervater,
Peter Euker, Ii. WaIlerstein, Joseph Laube,
Fl. Phillips. +. kleyersal. l.. Werner. X. Cau-
thorn, +. Thomas, Ii. l.. Phillips, John kep-
pier, Ed. schumacher, Charles Hollzhauer,
+. Schneider, II. BGhmer, John Creme,
\. Gippcrich, H. Schmidt, Joseph Harra, A.
Wolf. Charles Hcnninghaus, William Ii.
Page, George Mattern, n. Schaap, ]. q.
Tbilow, NJ. Briel, }. Ebel, William thinner.
man, A. Heinrich, o. Heinrich, B. Heinrich,
z. Rabenau, G. Wendirger, C. Haas, Charles
Seihert, l.. Pcrrot, }. J. Spillng, NJ. kastcr,
G. Kuajg, Willilm Nctherland, G. Weiss,
E. schraber, D. G. YuengIDg, Charles Poin-
de- ylcr,
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECr.-An adjourned meet.
irg Of the Corn and Flour Exchange was
he'd on Saturday morning to receive the re-
port Of the committee appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressing the sense OF
the members ut the death of Mes$rs. =. D.
Mckinney ard James Dunlop. Alexander
Walker. vice. president, occupied the chair.
ard Luc;cn l.. Bass acted as secretary.
Mr.. Lewis u. CreDshaw, chairman Of the
committee, presented series of highly-culo'
CYSTIC resolutions; which, On motion of Mr.
I. ii. Elicit, were unanimously agreed to-
Adjourned
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Political Riot.

VIcKsBURG, September A difficulty oc-
Cured at a Republican meeting to-day at
Clinton, Miss. Three white men are re-.
ported to have been killed, also three
negroes, together with several whites and
negroes wounded. No positive information
bas been received regarding the origin of
the difficulty. About one hundred and fifty
armed whites from here, and fifty from other
places, arrived at Clinton this morning to
protect the town. The negroes are reported
to be armipg and threatening another fight.
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San Francisco Affairs.

SAN Francisco, September 4.-There is
nothing new to report in firancial or CON-
mercial circles this morning. Quiet and con-
fdence prevail, ard business is moving along
in the usual manner. w..
D. @. Mills authorizes the statement that
The delalcation Of the late president of the
Bank of California will amount to between
three or four million dollars, and that an
oyer-issue OF stock has been discovered. 1t
is not supposed that this will in any way pre-.
judice the arrangements now being made to
rehabilitate the bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

Personal Robert +. Bell has been ap'
pointed a policeman vice Pat. Wood, re-
signed.
J. N. Brulfy, of Rockingham, and William
B. Harrison. Of Augusta, have been ap'
pointed no.aries public by Governor KEN
per.
Thomas 2. Jackson, Esq, deputy collector
Of customs, who has been extremely unwel
for several weeks, has recovered sufficiently
to resume work.
The Governor has returned to Richmond
from the Rawley Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

HUsTIsGs COURT GRAND JURY.-The fol.
lowing is list Of the grand jury summoned
to appear at the Hastings Court this morn
ing--viz.: +. Fl. HsblSton, Albert Ordway,
George w. Gretter, Samuel Maccubbin, Pat
rick 81. Stake, Jacob A. Levy, Edwin C.
Peasants, W. l., Fleming, Andrew L. Elicit,
Thomas N. Jones. Isaac J. Mercer, Josiah
Ryland, William F. Drinkard, John c. Page,
Jr., Hiram Oliver, George 81. Poindexter,
Charles ]. Sinton, William Ira Smith, Chris
,ian Unkel, A. D. Williams, Richard L.
Brown, n. c. Lipscomb, Oscar Crarz, and
E.. 3. SDeuce.
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Postal Arrangement

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-The Post
Office Department has perfected for a per.
feet mail train from New York, Phladel-
pha, Washington, and Baltimore UiG. Pitts,
burgh to Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and
all points in the Southwest. This train will
commence running on the 18Th instant over
the Pennsylvania railroad, and will accom-
modate the immense postal business of the
cities mentioned, also few through passen-
pprS
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,,rI, I,r\r. Very desirable BRlCkG:.
|, ,'',,,,p rn EroAd str,rt thir'i door from ia
~ . g....afr with seven rooms: gas "a
'.-.'' '' ' ,r.r,,r-: Kitchen and coal-h use; IN
49, !'i".'' Hn NRE NEWMAN.
-l.-t.frrc! urt0cc" Hr"aG and Grace streets.
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The CITY GAS-W WoEKs. Some time ago q
resolution was introduced in the Common
Council FIGURING whether the light carriage
used by the Superintendent of the Gas
Works could be dispensed with. Al a recent
meeting OF the Committee on Light it was
decided that the wagon could not be dis
pcnSed with, but the committee recon-
mcndcd that the services oftte driver be dis
penscd with. The committee also agreed to
dispense with one of the night-watchmen at
the Gas. Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY.-The case of
CathariDe Johnson, charged with assautiDg
and beating Kate Dill, was continued until
Tuesday.
The case Of Maggie Dill. charged with as
saultng and beating Sarah Johnson, was con-
tinued until Tuesdly.
Mike O'Donough was fined 81 for assault
ing and beating August Baccigaluppi.
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Tup O,n FIRST REGIMENT PIc.Nic at Bl

The OLD FIRST. REGIMENT PIc.Nic at Blcn.
rer's Park to-day promises to he pleasant
affair. Many tickets have been soid, ana tae
indications are that there Will be a large
crowd present. The object for which IT Is
piyeu is one WHICH suggests itself to every
atriotic citizen of Richmond. The Old
First wishes to raise money enough to take
proper care of the graves of its dead. What
an appeal there is in this one sentence
Every body who wants TO have pleasant
time should turn out and give the "boys" Q
lift.
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Vessels Robbed.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 4.-Sis: YES.
sells were robbed while lying in George.
town harbor yesterday Of property to The
amount of $500. There ls ground for the
belief that the thieves belong to a gang of
river pirates who are known to- have come
here from Baltimore yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-06

POLICE CnASGE.-Policeman A. j. James,
of the Third police district, has been trans
ferred to the Second district, and Policeman
George Koch has been transferred from
the second TO the Third district. This change
was made by the Chief of Police at the re.
quest of the two policemen.
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AHair or Honor.

: ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Msjor John N.
Edwards, one OF the editors of the st. Louis
IIrses, and Colonel E. s. Foster, editor Of the
Essning journal. left here last night for
Winnebago county to fight duel. The af-
ialr grew out OF an editorial In the Times
august 24sh) on the ACTON OF the people Of
Wlnnebago county in refusing to allow JET.
DAVIS to speak at their Fair, aud a reioinder
by Foster In the Journal next day, In which
be cast very severe structures apon the writer
OF the Times sarticle. Nothing has been
heard frem the parties, and 1t Is Thought a
hostile meeting has been prevented.
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Canada.
TIE GUiHoHD BURIAL TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, September 4.-Mr: Joseph
Doutre, Q. c., has prepared an affidavit de-
clarisg the public peace threatened: fhis,
with another affidavit of Similar eject, has
hsen submitted 10 magistrate In order TO
procure the presence oil i force Of volunteers
At tho burial OF Guibord, which has been
postponed until some day next week. Fur
;her trouble is apprehended. With the Ill.
feeling on both sides, IL will be fortunate Il
no serious result follows tie second attempt,