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Here is curious instance of false pride
and vanity. The Borghese of Rome, one
of the wealthiest of the princely houses of
the Eternal City, descend from the same
family as the illus:rious st. Catherine of
Sienna. But, as is we'll known, st. Gather
inc was the daughter of a dyer aud of
humble extraction. Towards the close of
the fourteenth century the Borghess family
began to become prominent, but they still
boosted their connection with ST. Catherine.
In 1901 NiccolO BOrghese wrote life of
St. Catherine which contained q paragraph
Glowing the way in which the saint was
allied to his family. A few years later, the
house of Borghese was presented for its
services to the state with the title of
prince. The first act OF the new patriciaDs
who we're ashamed of their poor origin,
was to buy up all the prOcurable copies OF
the book and burn them, 90 that at present
it is very rare. The late prince whose
pride was of q more commendabls character
than that of his ancestors, offered large
sum for a single copy Of NiecOlo BoTgbese's
life of st. Catherine as he was only too
glad to be able to claim relationship with
that illustriOus wOmaO.-OdthOIio Reriesa.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NsTiTU TON OF THE SISTERS ov ST. JosxpF
Corner St. Philip and Calves strsoaa =
New Orleans.
And hey St. LouiA on Aha Ssa Sho~>

Tho aevernment througheut this sstshisa-... a..
nna ana parental The psps never esparstsS A..
aneuaoeressee 8Acresttsn table dor1aisofs. -
snS ssnae TOT ALE In sAsr$ everything teuIa - nr
moe aneotiensto union bseween the Mstnra - ~.
ScTGnS ialca intrusted % their Mstherfy cave ~
nstruottonis thorough and sslid and jn hsrme,,
WIN tne uremepte OF society. The csUrna oo1,vr.
gn Dotn Engtsh and Rrenoh) an tho branches IN 49,
c9itlvated at the present day Each a.
.nsns " natives Of respective Countries 40 ~ n IN
sure correct pronunciation. - " IN
1ne acaaenical yeer closes with public exhih,A,on
vited " "H'on parents are In
Education is hero the object special sttenton ana
sohcsude Governng thoso placed under their charos
ny egaaen alone, the Sisters of ST. Joeeph cn
Voc principles Of solid pety REQUIRE ths
scS ooservanoe polite and amable deportment and
TnpAs OF all denominations are admitted
:, HoTA.-Durng tho bathing season the Roari,,o
Scnooi moved to the Bay st. Louis whore tho sister,
Oh ot = osepn have fourlshinR academy.
,TERMS-To be paid In advance as foovs.
Washjne 70 f0n ~ ohtns- DC
Enrrancr a. ..--.---.---..--....- 10 90
81 Iusio lessons and use OF Instrument. ... % 90
s<ssIs lessons.
xSasw ,A8 ,sooscno o 10
keStei OIL painting according to the numbar OF np,a
Neeaie-work In all 10 varieties golden embro;daro
howers ts Taught to the boarders without
Eor further particulars address, Superoress Of ths
csdemy OF the Sisters of St. Joseph BOZ I5ii New or
s..o, TH6aAs LAYTON.
49, AsS or C. D. ELDER Agent.
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CHILDREN's SCHOOL.

Mrs. L. E. THOMPSON respectfully informs her
friends that che hAs-TemoTed TO No. ISL SECOND
STREET, between Laurel and Annunciation streets
where sho will continue her sslSos School fog Misses
and Youths. Private ssons in AuSie aad French
TerRs moderate. noD In
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October 2. lszA.


am sohslsstiS year on ' "' sA''f aPsn ''s
Wednesday, October z, 1874.
With n, eld Advantage q Q seana Ciaaaisal ana
Ssa now or g tSsr p sSS sSs aaS e s
tAges Of arateiass building, eatirsy rev, and muoh
Arrangement and socomnOdsssoa '''A' ~
.. The Professors being mepbsre Of secisty whish
youth n, siyG Sor ss 70
vantage OF long traditional experenSe The Kduoatioa
% only 2 ss a aaa
pupil; with useful knowiedge, but also to inst into
for tho duties they viii have 70 disGSsrs. r SSve
The Plan Of Instruction consists Of three principal
mercia The Preparstory so1rss lasts onH yssr ana
sasr e sSs for higher
The CLASSICAL Couree la.,s ak years, asd en-.
braces AZ the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
those proofs Of the requisite in the
esSoy and S p ana H1a sow
and the higheE branches Of Mathsmatics are entitled
to the degree Of a: 3. tBnchelor Of ArtsD.
ply and Scianoe in tho College Or who have passed two
81 HssS e cdslss s AZ. 4sss and
embraces all the branches uauay taught in Commercial
81 re e
Students attend lectures In Tatural Philosophy and
Tao age Of admission is from ninS to afsssn years
read and write.
TKRMS PER sEssIox OF TEN MONTHS.
Entrance Fee. FIRST year only. -....,...-..S Is 90
Board Tuition and Washing, payable half yearly,
ana IN 800 10
Bed and Bedding .-.-..-,--........... IL 10
Ciroulars can DO obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF sP2IhG HILL COLLEGE,,
THE Jrsu IF. Fh 1Hstisi A
80. '- p PoUHsi iis' ccl ESs AGENT AGENT
au2Hly 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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CT. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL ooLLDeu
BAY 81. LoUm, Mlssu4rrI

This Institution chartsred By the State Legislaturo
has been n saocsasfai opsratoa since 1885, Bsaaif
sive view Of the Gulf and a6rdinR All The advantarga
Of the sea hrseze and bathing In the Summer s eplS.
and amusement for the pupis The Commercial Course
comprises all tho eraacheo of good Engish education
...tf, TERMS; =
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly In
advance $3.50 90
Mnnfng, Per ssston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS 90
Beooing, per eession, (optionR) 20 10
Doctor Q toes ---.--.---...-..-. 60
Vacation. If spent &C the Institution. 81 ns
EXTRA cHARaEs: sab.
Piano and Violin. per month each. ..-....... @ 20
Use OF fiano, per month"; so
rlute per mouth -----.-.-.---.---.-.---.--.. 90
DrAsn inssrumens, Fer month. 20
Spanish and German languages per month, each. 90
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND
apps "Hly Director of the College.
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN. MISS.

The next Session Of this Institut0n will commence
on TUESDAY. October 9th. The most ample accom-
mOdasonS Afforded to young dssirous Of pur-
suing thorough Classical, Scientific Commercial
course Of gtudies.
languages.
For Prospectus, giving terms, eto address
CO.'S T3Iy BRO. STEPHEN, President.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MOUNT DE CHAHTAL,
RzAE WHEELING, ". VA.

Parents in quest Of hrSteIAsS school for their
daughters viii do well to Investigate the claims Of
this celebrated Academy.
For thOrOushnsSs in every dsparteSs Of female edu-
cation, Mount de Chsntal ranks Pre- emiDsntly high
Great attention is given to perfect the pupils in
speaking and writing French husAIy. For thOas who
sufficiently advanced # is the language Of Tie
recreation hours The purity Of end correctness
Of pronunciation acquired in ths InssutiOn have long
been matter Of surprise 10 the native Partisan
The for superiority in Music Widespread
to have made this Academy almost . national one
One feature in particular that sbOald recommend
Mount de ChantAi the seRsibIs parent 10 the inaa
exercised form the pupil to views ana habits Of
economy. Simplicity in dress is enforced By ruls.
ThsSs facts united to the exceedingly odsrAso rates
for board and tuition, viii, trust secure 70 thla
school large and desirable patronage In the future
hs It has enjoyed in the past
For farther particulars apply for Prospectus to the
DIreotrsss Of Mount de ChAntAl Academy Of the
visit.ssOu, near wbssliaE w.vA jaIs7sIy
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The best trusses, supporters and braces in
America or Europe sre made and Atted by a. Spill
mann, 93 BarOnne strest
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
Under the Direction Of the
SISTERS MARIANITEs OF HOLY CROSS
Corner Rampant and Congress sts, Sd District
NEW ORLEANS.

Th: Institution. incorporated February ed, Ies6
occupies large property sgreeably etuatod in the
suburbs OF the city not far from the river and In
locality most favorable for health and study
csivos Sosrders aud Day scholars.
For part0alsra apply % the snperioreas. ae20 en-
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GIANT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpEAU, missouri.

CAPE GIRARDEAU. MISSOURI
This institution, conducted by Priests OF the Cen
gregation OF tho Mission OF St. Vincent Of Paul in
located on the Mississippi river forty les
above Cairo, and hundred and Fifty milas be{o NJ
Louie. ~ - sA0" De-
The College buildings are large, commodious and we'll
well adapted for beautiful exercise. W. -
The College 10 Of easy acoess Regular dav paokas.
touch ut Cape Qirsrdeau. S
The scholastio year begins the FIRST MONDAY
ob sEfTEMbEh' and ends about the Arst Of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year soso
washing and mepdlng Of articles washed q
Phydctans Fee and Medicines. Observation-Disclosures. 10
For further insormation apply 70
Rev. A. VERTNA, C.M.
Or to Rev. THog. j. SMITH O, IA.
st. Josophs Church. New orleanA
Mr. JOSEPH 1ITCHEL, Caahier Of the Mutual
NatiSnM BsaS No 400 Canal street, Asw Orieana 10
abeve Institution. -
A vERr1A. O. n, President.
ne" ohaeaAAs Aosuss j. 18TH sso7 70 " .
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E G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
DIRECToRS
EB. CoNRRY, FREDERICK WING,
J. H KELLER, W. II. THOMAS
DAVID WALLACE JAMES JACKSON,
Il. G. PALMER.
It's capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Cents and pwArds received and
SIX PER CRET INTEREST allowed.
tyISNIy JOHN s. WALTON Cashier.
ETIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK,
CAMP STREET.
Pais-up Capital. s6oO, 900
p. IRWIN, President.
=. COGERE, vice-Preaident
JOHN G. DEvEREUx. Cashier.
P. Irwin, Z. ConerJ.
John Henderson, VIM. Hart,
ThonAs MArkey, Emile Gauche.
Thomas Gilmore
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Every reasonable man must draw his plan Of
life, and make it in due time.-FoTmsy.
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st. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Conducted by tho sistsra Of Charity, .
Near Rmnitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
1nis insttutfou situated In healthy and
pGsurceque part Of Frederick county Maryland Saf
mno rom 1mntteburg, and two miles from Nount ~
Masys SoleEe. 10 was cemmeneed In 1909 and iacar.
butidings arc convenient and spAoioua.
Inc academic year is divided into sessIons OF ave
Board and Tuition per academic year. Including
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mending and
l. B. for each session. observation-disclosures. iSS SS
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year Is divided two Sessions Of Ava
months eaeh beginning respectively the frat Mondav
OF september and the FIRST Of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos ~ ~ Sr Ioseph's Academy Emmitsbure Nd
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
OFT. JosRrn's,)
NBAR HoB1LB, ALA.

This longestablshed Institut.ea, % favorahy Known
asth Scholastic year on
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EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLIN,
payable in an parts of Ireland for any amount from
II SpvaId, soad st suRrent rates. iaa5 T4Iy
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,
Incorporated in 1855.
1885, ------------.Ca Canal Street. 1856
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
CHAS. KILSHAw, Treasurer
L y. GENERES. President.
DIRECTORS
DR.. W. Newton Aeroor, I. r. GeDeres
David Urquhart, George Jonas,
j. g Gaines, T. A. Adams
Carl Kohn Thomas Allen Clarke,
Christian Schneider, Chas. J. Leode,
Saml. Jamaon. j. Tuyes. ocl "a Iy
7 ,OUIsIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
Capital. $500 900
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THE CATHOLIC WORLD,
Monthly Magazine Of Gsnsrai LtOEssuSS sad sosssa
Five Dollars . Year. in Advance.
, 1875-03-26

They hayo iusursoco suits in San Francisco,
and thoy 90 At thom Will, pertluacity which
would mAko pfinco1y fortunos In tho bricklAying
OF alop-scllng lines Of inlustry. In the caso Of
HANNAH LEE agaInas tho Guardian Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of Now York, counscl for
tho plaintiff has grown ola and woary in the
suit. Tho caeo has beon gfvon to a jury for tho
flf.l' siu,o, tile amount Of money involved being
only 1000. Andatil. We sre told, Iii. DuLKEtY,
tho Widows counsel, speaks with unusual de-
cle.natory energy which In California must indeed
be energy OF 10 common ort1or. "dol knows" :"
Mr. DULxkLY poinss out to the jury, II wish
had mover undortakon tho caso; God knows I
can make moro money hooiug corn In eautn
Glars County u; and when at last exhausted, botl,
In person aud timo, tho Court tells lIim to eit
down, 10 cries IT will et down. Gentlemen,
tho decision Of tho caso rests NTH you. md thank
God 1t does" And btilf tue dismal prospect re-
natna that Mr.. DvLkELY will bring tho mattcr up
Jet again and again.
, 1875-03-26

Telegraph Difficulty with NcWfouud.
lnlsI-Ncflnsau Cssnnl nua Ht. Law.
rellC0 lIapFuyEtu C31tH.

Telegraph Difficulty will, Newfouud-
| lnnI-NVcflnsad Canal nua Ht. Law.
! renee 1mpr0vGtn CsstMs
OTTAWA, Cant March 2b.-Tho Cable bill. as
nncnlcd by tho Senate, passed Lo
House Of Commons yesterday. A petition
WAS presented from Toronto that tho duty
on lea bo reimpoaed uutl tho United
htatos repeal their discriminating duty. Seyon-
tset' Senators hayo entered rrotest against tic
tll!Ed Ioadlng Of tho Marine Electric Io!erranl,
b'll. On yar1ous Grounds; principally tl,at tho
Withdrawal Or tho exclusive privilege IRON tho
Atlantic cablo Ia question to be settled betweon
tho Newfoundland Government and tho Lecta-
'Rtnto, and the Anglo.Amnsicau Company.
aud 1t Ia 1lnwes to cocrce The pooplo Of Sow
found!and ny tilreat OF non-intcrcourdo into
tue alternative Of pro.emption and because such
Legislation IL partial In prohibiting any jnter-
chai'go OF messages between tlla existing Caua-
dim companies aud company epfoyj,E a mo-
nopo!y IN Newfoundland, Mlittn permitting it to
20 !svoroi company with all tho world Also
becsalsa such legislation IL OK post facto, main.
talis no existing rights. and is calculated 70 Rf-
1oSt 1a!urlons!y our crolit abroad.
Tho bill to preyout cruelty to nnltuals on rail-
1oSah W. passed 70 final reading.
Ohe hundred and Ion mou.bura az Parliament
nave elSned 2 petlttou t0 Tho Government to
haso tho Wol!Anl Canal deepanel to II fees,
Anu tIlAt tue Rfysr 1t. LAurouco bo surveyed,
river. '''N' - ''
, 1875-03-26


now THE DEPARTMENTS MERE DEPRIVED or TuE1s
| BTAMPH.
Spsria! Dsspdfeh to The Chfcaoa Tribune.
WAsutSoToN. D. c., March 25-Ihe OBJECT of
| tho surreptitious increase OF the postage on
thira-clasa matter known NJ the "axpressuep's
Job" vii! bo ovldontly moro far-rcactinc thsn
fta authors had anticipated. The estimates
for tho appropriation for tho oflicial
postage stam3s for all tho Govern
mont Departments were bnsod upon tho old law,
OF cent for evosy two ouncea Of tl!lgd.c1ass
matter. A great portion Of tic Department
mai! matter consists Of tlird-claRB matter. The
effect OF tho change the law in favor OF the ex
pross companies wall consequently bo 10 roduco
tho stamp appropriations Tor Ill tia Departments
by one-halt. The appropriation for this rurnoae
WILL be exhausted in Six months, instead OF ono
year. Tho Post. .Otllco Dopastmeut caunot rlyo
any Department crodi. fur IN additional
amount OF stamps, ~ there-is penal etatuto
Which prohibits any Department from expeud-
lug ~ any fiscal year any stun in cxcoAs or tho
appropriation ma1a by Congress fur tho fiscal
year, or from involving tho Government Ia auy
eohtsact for tho future payment OF moucy il,
exccss OF stlch appropriations. III somp Dcpart-
rcnts, whore there sre largo approximations Tor
e1rroasagc. tho mall matter will bo sout by o.
press tustoad Of By mail wllou tho STAMP ap-
preparations ara exhausted.
, 1875-03-26
The Recent Increase in Revenue
Receipts and The Causes
Thereof.
Denial Of Rumors Concerning Al.
legged Treasury Changes.
A Large Issue Of Bogus Kansas Bonds
in Circulation.
Notable rerycrsfo1l Of Tacts In
Andy JOlIlsun's Recent
Speech.
TREASURY MATTERS.
EEHTflarA HECEiIsrY.

,,'.', evan -. ~. m.]E.ft'' t..
u...." ~ D'1~e@ ~ =, " :. "' 1h'ea9o 1r!ouhf'
from customs thus far for tho current month al,
about SO tg 0O and arn NJ xneotod tn reacl, nan
IL f13 mn nm tv t,,n o,1 ~ .I,. ,.a.,h tr,, J.
f,,I. ~. -. n,.I.D ~ AA''
H'. .p !" s''a e"osot.'s toee'p@H iof Ino CORE
Apoho'nR month of last yenr. conailerabt.
sum will DO reu1izci this month from tho in
creased duties on s,,car Under tla art of M.,c,
q. Homa invo,ccu ~ su.,- Wv. ,,a.x., 49, 49,.
ttcipntion of tLa Increased ,,tics hi S.-n - ~ a.
rot atcat in tjtns To- 10 am,ttcj nndsr tho nI n,r
paieH ~ "9o's s1'o VI"
THE nyer,r7a pnov ,x7rov., ,vv,,xr
tbua fnr far tha current ,,,,,,tt, raa'. ~ .o
G0 900 auI viii reuch 10 nfIi i'm ,v ,',a ,in.o
tho inoutL. IJ;s icroaan n Inic,sl -a,n',,,t "
rocointa IN attrhutcd to thc Ia ~ ,a,,i,;s ~
sn,ritn AMI fnhacrn 1r,,t,,r",r ~, ~ "
sro ~ ti,o ~ -, II. -, u m. ~ ~ ta7*'
A. f.x 49,, onir.+, Iii ~.t.,I !IIe'n1s HuH
tn ,,oxt ons.,,n1, ',1't, H.. aat "! toF 1ne
hnnd, aud uot iiabio to- be ,ncrc.sc r. ,aq ao" h2a o
i,ca,, H.. o.ot a. r. W III !uGsascn N ta1. has
inction r., tnn ,non,fans,,sa 80 ,t na'el'a' IT,
">'o' =" -" ,a.. -',,... -. eit1ts'
Tn conncct,on ,r;, +i'o III =, e,o nm m. =.
bonls for tic sinStpw funa scycraI nrcs5oea q,
Ijnnnrtmnnt Inc dactta,, III ~ sTMHtoaa 1Ae
tnuS5 in ,inJ,ntaJ foe, H. 'o"s Aia ,uo eu.ponH
ionl md tta !, W hn1,a i,r H. H. @ ss.ue o. sho
Lnnd srlnra i. ~ 80, ~ ~ ..A sno UMaet y! tle
mart Of ions or stniem co,1r ~ ps'ea'i'6 LUG pa}
THE Hgw t,utyISs c,,Yrnv 1tor.r
4 Baard nf s"ar;ai s"o.t' Htoa s,I. nuusE.
Nav rleou. ~ ,.ana.,, 10 MbUMnn secnn.iy hent 10
-aco,,,rnnIa so,.is ~" GhtoM!'iionse o tbeFo
oyrnrJ;tura. - ~""1'"'o ~ sne aunua!
e1f'N''''ae'' r.,x.u.,n ooor
Tim ,r,enarrr nsn. n.rs,'.,,t uou,ns' ~ s
,ocnts to c.nyo trc cis.sGnn9n' "e ,@us eI1anee
ami cntton ooon n occmsI.nea s;., VI ca-hsir
~ I'm rscott n.. "n Ill., tus tesuts
tho nroncr cina.,icatior ~ tna.o & question
hceI IN J,annIc hat vnn,, sha huus uah ione
imnortors. gi,,ca 1sGs thasa t,pah. I., au1 & my
Al V.lorc Tnc ,n;,.f,,a u ~ ,ro y. ~ pes censIn
microscono ,ssts can"es Ia cIs.s;assto oTesau "
,.,ni.e. w son suaiee tuo e1AHssuea'loh hha
, 1875-03-26

An obeso member Of tue late Grand Jnrv
taking Ills befote-broalfass cocktail withou
sugar.
It looks aa though suAnxrr would don TIM
heck-tto after a1t.-Boston Post, Abandon /.
Tou moan.
MAE MARE1zEK has tired OF tho irnnorte,
variety, aud Ia going to Manufacture hls ON,
prime dome.
Wu1TxlAw 1lE1n can find substituto I,
MAs1Enost. It whs tho latter who did not al
miro loss SHEPHERD,
Capt. DICE THOMPSON. deuerI Trave]fut
agent OF tho Texas l. Pacific Railroad, IL gucs
1t tho ehorman House.
Miss EDITH FISH has been distinguishing ler
fell IN private thcatrlcals 1T Washington, ehs
MIL mako good catch.
Fortunately for tho victim" ;" aays q Ktlkoony
paper, "ths bullet struck her o, tho cantra ni
The forehead aad glanced or"
Jous RusE1s mill not pasronizo The stoarn carr
pecansc he mot With an accidout, This La the
nas news that he has quit railing.
B1shop BPAuLplxa, Of Colorado, hss dsnosed
Iho Hev. JouS @. Flr3AN from tla ministry an
Tue ground that lo Ia Al unfit man,
B. dnArz DaowH Las boon spouR in 4 rnatcn
Gown In Missouri. u # surprising that he wss
I'll. r.a;.,a. Nv ~, ,',s lsSs round
I'm T,.na,san ns o. o. oql: & l.. r SANGER win lsaro
viii ,aas, ,hs,. !os so'Ios On sunday no1s, and
~" r.s .s4su s' ''.1 a't'ina''on On The 271h Inst
Iho municipal authorities Of Rono arc about
tn, 1s ~ar'os meaa ~ ,i nonof Of oA#1nAID1 with
other. ~ oA' '"0
big hotel In Washington. 30 m.nv th1ne. -
.a sooas nl1a that nobody cares Of boiavea What
-a'a.
A., AosarE1Aow declines to he n,ade member Of
, 1875-03-26

binasion has been formed to dispose Of tbsso
bonds. T1cao charges, and many Of likc na.
t',re, aro made by citizens Of Kansas now here,
who W nro endoavorins to induce Tho Attorney.
honnral to tako sorno action In tho matter, ri.
though what he can properly do IL not mado ap-
iaFnnt. There IL no furthor ovidonco In lila
!r.a maHeT than tho charges Of these partieH.
i, nc Meno1ltcn, WHO are making homes around
.lsre costiten, arc said to ahun thom for the
fcaAuuH named.
WANT tn nE Civilized.
q un,eHaEoh OF WISCONSIN Wtnuebago Chi1fs
,at,e n5eo nere today tn request that tl,e tribe
.sns in ns permitted 10 dsAolyo its tribal rein
s.ons' x eha sAas the mombors might become citl.
, 1875-03-26
THE SusQuEHAHh4 G0RGES.

Nav fong, March 25.-Specials from Renhyo,
on tho west branch OF the Hns4uehanua lIiyer,
asate that tue Ice gorge extends from there II
miles bc1ow, but 10 danger to tlat plice Is tear-
cd. Aul tho leo Aboys IL suit, Whia thut below IL
lesvy, and rests OH tho bottom ct tho river.
AZ Lock llayen about miles below llsu4yo,
au tce-cLanusl ia bclng cut, In hopes 10 save
damsR8 tn the town.
yesterday, cutting channel 70 feet wldo anti
olhor measures have been taken to pro1ent dam.
sRo by backWater.
At Milton, 1t u believed. The rirer ID forming
new chauuel.
, 1875-03-26
FINANCIAL.
"EHCRr.H

"SHoRT."
0pfe7at Dfspaseh to 1hs t1ttaqa Islblnt.
SouTH LEND, lua., March 25.-It has been to-
day ascortaiAod that the Darths father and sou.
or the Es8le Company, aro HAost in the sum OF
sae4o. Tho Company hare published their
forced resiromens from the concern. They SO
!as sRse re matter worry cooiiy, aud have rather
GIeGalaf!t!es were susceptible Of explanation.
uppoltumty haa been giyeu thom to oxpJatu, but
they bare failed. Other n,atters arc coming to
hsas Aga'nss them, one bning near el,oQ0.
, 1875-03-26
FIRES,

AT FORT DODGE. a..
Special Iispateh to TIE Cf,rago Trtatr.
FORT LODGE, L.. March 25.--A fro broke ou.
IN the dr5-goods houao Of q. T. Riddle as 3
o eloc9 this mornlng' destroying Tic entire stoct
nha ITO buildings ono Of wilicI, was vacant,
insurance on asoclE and buildings, e12 COO, M fol-
lows: Phensx, Hartford, e. 2oo Hartford e. 600;
;atna. fl.5oo rhnnls, Eer York. 81 500; Con.
!.uentnl. s5.009; German American. Il. .0Ti
Sat!ona', Mt1waukoo. e1.09O; Wcstcucster'
sl.oo0; German, Freeport, t.J10. The fire il
annposed to be tho work Of m if,coatllnry. in.
other fro occurred last night in boarding-hnlso
g. g. II" ~ coaI-mines ines from this city. Lo.s
, 1875-03-26
AlUNIClI'AL,


DETROIT SCHOOLS.
.sps.iaI DIsnaftA to Tit ChIeaos 7ftbun,
DEr,IoIT, Mich, March 25.-TAla ovouiug tbs
board Of Education, by vote OF Is 10 4, recon-
adcred the yoto of tho Init ulooting, by which
tho study OF German VIVA introduced into tho
common scloola. Tbs Board thon adopted tho
minority report excluding It from Tho CON-
mon schools, by "A to I. At tho
last meotlng tho mutton to introduce /. tnto tue
schools waa carried by to 7. In tho aDseuoe Of
sir mcmbers Who were all opposed to 1t. This
suap judgment created considerable Indignation,
aud uoU tho Board has reversed ity action,