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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
INSANITY in the Sexes.

contributor to the Popular Science
N0hthty says: 1--WE obtain an idea of love
ditferentially aa it exists in the sexes by
observing the degree to which it affects
men and women as probable cause of in
sanity. In the same manner, / think, we
can gain knowledge Of the comparative
intensity with which emotions and states of
consciousness, common to both sexes, exist
in inteilection, by observing the extent to
which they react as q probable cause of
mental alienation. FOR my purpose / shall
use DR.. Kirkbride's report for the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital for the Insane. The ANALYSIS
is based upon the supposed causes of in.
sanity in $500 cases. Domestic difficulties
are the probable causes of mental disease in
forty-seven men and eighty-six women.
Nearly two to one expresses the difference
in intensity in the action of the cause.
Fright resulted in insanity in sixteen men
and thirty-six women; grief affected
seventy-seven men and 256 women, diff.
ference of more than three to one; reli-
gious excitement acts as the cause in
seventy-nine men and 1877 women,
difference of sixty,two per cent? nostal gia,
seven women and no men; from mental
anxiety there are l64 men and 26l women
insane. These causes, which present such
dissimilarity, have one bond of union; they
affect the emotional part of the physical ma
ture. From this would not conclude that
women are less able to bear the opera lion
of these exciting causes than men, but that
the emotional nature of women is more
largely developed, and thus more exposed
to tbe action of such causes as directly af.
feet it. If am right in this, we would ez-
pect to see in women the emotional forms
of insanity developed in excess of the same
in men, and this is Just what we find. Con-
tinuing to analyze the tables of DR.. Kirk
bride relating to the same cases as above,
we find the number of women to be 1920,
the number of men exceeding them by 459,
and yet there are 1892 cases OF melancholia
among the women to s32 in men. Professor
Maudsley defines this form of insanity as
great oppression of their seli-feeling, with
corresponding gloomy, morbid ideas."-
WOman'S Journal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
Stare House Items.

Governor Antoine having granted leave
of absence to w. L. Thompson, fifth Justice
of the peace, has commissioned l. w. Falls,
seventh justice of the peace, to serve during
his absence, under revised statutes, 2O87.
. Leave of absence has been granted Judge
E. T. Dewing, Of the Fifth Judicial District,
for sixty days.
H. B. Smith has been appointed recorder
of the parish of Iberia, vice E. Montague,
Jr., resigned.
Robert Hewlett has been appointed police
juror of West Feliciana, vice w. L. Ster-
linz reeSQned. "ir tfss2 rl Hsla y sFrel
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''The Unbroken, Solid Vote OF the Catho-
lie Cittzens.',

The other day We attempted to show that
the unconditional pledging of the colored
vote to the Republican party was against
public policy, considered in respect to the
interests of the colored people or Of the
white people, or of the whole country. 1t
would encourage narrow, clannish preju-
dice. 1t would obstruct the attainment by
the freedmen Of the real equality which be-
longs to intelligent, independent citizens.
II would create q political class which, in
the hands of unscrupulous POLITICIANS, might
be powerful for evil. Equally &RRinst pub
lie policy is such pledge as boGhtsined in
the following extract from the Catholic Tel
egraph, published at Cincinnati, Ohio:
THE unbroken, solid vote of the Catholic
citizens of the State will be given to the
Democracy at the fall election"
This Is o worse political consolidation
than that of the colOred vote would be, be-
cause it introduces into politics sectarian
considerations and Influences which should
have no pAce there. The Roman Catholic
pledge to the Ohio Democrats is not found
ed on supposed soundness of political doc
trine. 1t is an avowed reward for the pas
sage by the Democratic members of the
Catholics desired to have passed-a bill the
effect of which is to introduce the bitterness
and strife of sectarianism into the charitable
and penal institutions of the State. The
Roman Catholics Of Ohio who are in favor
of coin currency-and we hope there are
many of that mind-must, if they obey the
bishops and priests who speak through the
Telegraph, do violence to their convictions
and vote for rag money bscause the Demo
ctats in the Legislature obeyed Roman
Catholic orders in voting on q sectarian
measure. We have seen in New York the
results Of pledging the .'sOlid vote" of Ro-
man Catholics to a party in a city. 1t is the
principal obstacle to good municipal gov
ernment here, Before long we shall see
how the scheme works In the larger field of
q State. l - g.. - p1.
Certain newspapers and platform speak
era have q habit Of objecting to Swhstever
may be said in depreciation of seotarian
movementa-such, for example, as that in
opposition. 70 the public .school system--on
the ground that 1t tends to fAise "a dan
gerous issue." We DO not regard the intro
duction of any religious question into poll
tins - at ahSdesirabls, bat What shall we
do when the question is forced upon usi
When the members Of . party cast their
''t0lid vute's for Roman Catholic meaAure,
when MotnAn Oatholic pri0sts ana Journals
dpmand it, paasAge and openly rejoice over
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[ARSHAL'S MONITIONS.
I'd States VS.. Sixteen Thousand Four
hundred G. gal g. etc,

I'D States VS.. Sixteen Thousand Four
hundred CgaIs, etc.
LHR UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOR
!. Fifth Circuit a d District of Louisiana
tsa.-ln obeaienee to an admiralty warrant to
siected In the above entitled suit, I have
and taken into NV possession
fHT TT 0USAND POUNDS or LEAF TOBAC-
kEo Cigars, packed; 50,2S0 Cigars loose; 500
y Of Tobacco, scIsps; 25 ,Tanlrs, Press,
trl Desk, 20 hairs, 3 Chests, a lot of empty
Boxes, and 25dO Cigarettes, now l,beled by
[nied States fol the causes set forth in the
|nwpendiug il Ghe Circuit Court OF the United
J lido hereby cite and admonish tie owner or
n thereof, and all and every person or per.
laving OF pretending to have any right, little
tkfest in or TO the same, to be and appear ct
kgit Court of the Uni ed States. for the dis
EOresaid, TO be holden at tine city Of New
e, on The third Monday of September to
ltsuse, If any they have or can, why the said
tsshould not be condemned and be sold agree.
d the prayer of iibelant.
lsd States Marshars ofhce, New Orleans,
y II, 1875.
5. B. PACKARD,
d sell 10 United States Marshal.
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States vs. Three Hundred Pounds
Leaf 4 pbaccO eJr

States VS.. Three Hundred Pounds
Leaf 4 obacco. etc.
FHR UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
the Fifth Circuit and District of Louisiana
PL-ln o6edience to an admiralty warrant,
INJECTED in the above entitled suit ! have
and taken into my Possession
IL HUNDRED POUNDS LEAF TOBACCO
lsars, packed; 22 $50 Cigare, Ie0se; ii Tables
| empty Cigar Bvxes, now libelsd by the
States, for the causes set forth In the
~, perding in the Circuit Court Of the
States.
| % hereby site and admonish the owner OF
thereof and all and every person or per.
fving or pretending to have any right, title
pest In or to the same, to be and appear at
pit Court of the United States for the dis.
floresaid, 10 be holden at the city of New
I, on The third Monday of September. 20
pause, " any they have or can, why the said
should lot be condemned, and be sold
ply to the prayer of iin. liant.
States Mslshais office. New Orleans, Au-
!, 1873.
:, S. B. PACKARD,
81 sell l9 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
ORLEANS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1875

the same as victory for themselves and
their church. and when they boldly and
impudently direct their followers t, cast a
..'solid vote" for the party because its mem
bers have cast q solid vote for them, must
every body silently agree to the scand alous
contract from tear of raising dangerous
issne?"
We do not court such a discussion. and
when the Roman Catholics shall have been
thoroughly defeated in it-as they certainly
will be if this question shall be fairly pre-,
sented to the people-they must remember
that the fight is Of their own making.-.Ye,c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
school Board visi,Ins Committees.

President Dibble announced at the meet
ing of the Board of School Directors,
Wednesday evening, that the visiting com
mittees appointed iniJuly would SERVE dur
ing the month Of September. They are as
folio We:
First District-Messrs. Tracy, Dumont
and Boothby. 49,.
Second District-Messrs. Bourges, Stamps
anu hey. All u 49, 4. -
; Third District-Messrs. Carey, Glaudin
and Pinchbaek.
E9grtk Dhtess-7Aeasra Hastseh& a1d
Dib6ie.
Fifth District M MeGAsthy.-
Sixth District-Mf. LOpRetreet.
Sevsash DistfistC ClE EynJii :. 80 ~. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03


lib UNI FED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FOR
! FIFTH Circuit and District of Louisiana, No
fla obedience to an admira ty warrant, to me
e in the above entItled suit, have seized
pstn into INV possession
{RTEEN HuNDREb POUNDS LEAF TOBACCO,
Fsars, packed; 1000 Cigars, loose; Tables
y, l3l Cigar Boxes, and 20 st amps of 81
now libeled by the United States for the
act forth in the libel now peuding in the
| Court OF the United States.
do hereby cite and admonish the owner or
Z thereof, and all and every person or per
fAylne or pretending TO have any right, title
fiest in or to the same to be and appear at a
Court of the United States, tor the district
Hd, 10 be holden al the city of New Orleans
lhlrd Monday in Sep ember. TO show cause
they have or can, why the said articles
not be condemned and sold agreeably to the
! Of libelant.
I'D St,t-s Marshars office. New Orleans
tl7, 1875.
8. B. PACKARD,
u sell l9 United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
POLITICAL.
The Election In Califernia-Breaking the
News Gently.

News Gently.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 2, 2:45 A. M
Election returns to date are ineagre, but in
dictate that the Democrats elected their
State ticket by a large majority. Hough-
ton, Republican, and Luttrell, Democrat,
for Congress, are probably elected for their
respective Districts, the third and fourth.
g. A. M-In the second congressional dis
trict the tight is between Page, Republican,
and Lsrkin, Democrat. Little, Indepen-
dent, in the same district, is much behind
his ticket. ysf s-rrt.-. . ,..5l.vr.4.r LIZ
The Impression is quite general that Pi-
per, Dempcrat, for ConQress in this district
ithe dfst u ahead, but al specnlations e.
70 the Fl il IN this city at the present hour
are uaA1a1e.. VII -4r b
s Elsctioa. returns Ase coming in slowly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
The Bank of California.

reQulsltl0n charges Mcdonald with forgery,
but the sheriff says there are several in
dictments against him.
The Bank of California.
SAN FRANCISCO, September IA person
in confidential relations with the Bank of
California states this evening, with refer
ence to the rumored meeting of stockholders
tomorrow, that he has no knowledge of
such meeting having been called; also, that
the examination of the accounts had not
sufficiently progressed to enable the di-
rectors TO make definite statement as to
the condition of the bank. The directors
are in session tonight, but nothing is known
OF their proceedings.
The Prospect Frightening.
Itis believed the stock board will reopen
next week,
All the clerks of the Bank of California
were discharged yesterday.
There are signs that money will soon be
easier; in addition to the disbursements by
the United States treasury, the United
States branch mint in this city will be
ready to issue about 5000, 900 in coin in a
few days. The prospect is Frightening,
and the feeling is buOyant.
The Merchants Exchange Bank opened
its doors at the usual hour. The National
Gold Bank aud Trust Company report an
improvement in their outlook for resump-
tioh. 4hC bodtu VI pAohSEb Will nave d
meeting to-day at which some action is ex-
pected looking toward a re-Opening of the
board, though 1t lie thought that some set
tlement of the affairs of the Bank of Cali
fornia will be necessary precursor to the
opening OF stock boards. The report of the
called meeting of the stock of the
Bank OF California is unfounded.
i The Bank - Resume.
1t is stated on good authority that capi-
tslists interested in the Bank of California
will obtain transfers of stock from stock
holders, relieving them from liability and
guaranteeing them against loss and will
subscribe the iun6s necessary to place the
bank in condition to pay all demands and
put it on sound bssis. Should any surplus
arise in the settlement, 1t win be credited
pro rata to atockheldsrs. This arrange
msnt will go into effect in few daRs. - :.
! The recent authoritative assurance of
the speedy reopebing tf tho Bank Of Cali
fsrnis hss ha1 an sxcellsnt effect on bpsi-
ness prospeots. The executive committee
of the Beard Of Brokers today sppointed
business meeting of the board for TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
NEW YORK.


New YORK, September 2-The young
Italian who committed suicide yesterday
was Pietro Vianni, aged twenty eight years
and was successful artist. He had 9e,u-
sion that some one was following him with
evil intent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Arrest of nm Ex.Judse from Texas.

CHICAGO, September John W. Nc
Donald, formerly Judge of the court of
Harris county, Texas, was arrested by the
sheriff of Harris county upon a warrant is
sued by Governor Beveridge upon the
,requisition of the Governor of Texas. The
reQuisition charges Mcdonald with forgery,
but the sheriff says there are several in
dictments against him,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-03

BOMBAY, SEPT .mber The heavy rains
in the Baraach die trict will necessitat. the
replanting of large part of the cotton
crop there.
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RrELS AND RESTAURANTS
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MEMBER

MEMBER
|en you go 10 Biloxi don't forget 70 call q
THE PRESS SALOON.
my wishes to see you all
P. J. MONTROsS,
|n6p Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

[,yEES ASE GAS FIXTURES, AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
mt, for the great Barstow Range; Dealers in
[rY,nres, Pumps B sth Tubs and Plumbing ma
n Plumbing and d"Gas Fitting promptly at
SULLIVAN Il BULGBR'S.
| Il, Poydrss street Ut xt to the corner of Camp
ut sel 3n
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A California Bank Suit.

Judge Brady, of the Supreme Court,
granted an order of publication in the suit
OF Drexel Morgan & Co. VS.. the California
bank to recover s25,oO0 in gold. on aifida-
Wits that the defendant is foreign corpora
tion whose president is dead. and whose
cashier lives in San Francisco and which
has no officer in this city on whom service
could be made. The suit is not for deposits
hnt ON a circnlar note
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The composition of this company is
guarantee against either compromise or
consolidation. II means competition, and
that guarantees all that is desired.
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dealt with US directly; no elevators or
warehouses were owned by US, and no
banks or insurance companies were con-
trolled by u.s. Now, in one state alone,
there are thirty-eight FIRE insurance COM
panies; and more than half the eleyatorst
and warehouses in Iowa and Wisconsin |
are under our control. Furthermore, wei
have agents in every section of the coun-
try to whom We ship our products, and
from whom we receive prices forty or Fifty
per cent. higher than those we used to get
from local buyers. In consequence OF the
fairness Of our treatment by these agents;
who are bound BY the ties OF brotherhood
and heavy money bonds, the Patrons OF
Husbandry saved $1,000, 0O0in 1873, Sl2, >
OOO. 600 in 1874, and, according to present
Indications. will save at least $20,OOO,OOO
lin 1878. Six years ago there were ten
4 Oranges: the next year there were thirty
: | eight: the next thirty-nine the next TO-
lO0o: the next 10000, Now there are
fifteen Oranges joining our ranks daily,
ond we number 100000. Our exper-
. I;ence is pointed proof that women are wor-
! thv members of every union. We have
40. 600 of them among US and we ought TO
, be auali6ad to give an opinion of this
kind.
; Past Master Wright said:
!, / heartily endorse what our Worthy
t Lectuer has said. The Grange movement
! began in California two years ago, yet we
! have accomplished some important results
, in behalf of agriculture. Our State Gran
3 ge was formed when there were only 4,5Oe
= subordinate Oranges in the whole country
3 We now have 243 subordinate Oranges
5 with membership of 10000. We have
saved between $4.OOO,000 and $4,000 900
n The Oranges have also brought nelghbors
: together, who, although living only few
8 miles apart, were almost strangers. W,
E have the Changers bank Of California,
' with a capital of $400O,0O0, which il
Z doing good service; and the Farmers
E Fire Insurance Company" which insure
g our property at one-third Of the forme
: rates. We arc completing a business as
: ISOLATION on basis of 81, 100000, We d
= not expect these corporations to manag
I all our affairs, but merely to establish
healthy competition. We have don
e much to reunite the sections sundered b
the war.
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS \

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
To the May term A. d. 1875, of the Circuit Court OF
saic County,
DJrothea Hahn, Administrative de b0his non of the
estate of John Hahn. deceased, VS..
John +. Hahns William Hahn, Louisa ErnZt,
Minnie Hahn, Maria Hahn, and Minna Dietz, De-
PENDANTS. Bill in Chancery.
To the said defendants William Hahn, Louisa
Ernzt, and Minna Dietz:
You and each Of you will take notice that the
above entitled cause is pending in said court,
hat summons in Chancerv has been issued there
in against you, returnable on the first day of the
next term of said court, which term is to be begun
Island, In said county on the first Monday OF May,
A. D. 1875 at which time and place you will appear
Rock Island, Illinois, March 23rd, 1875.
GEO. ID. GOULD c. rk of said Court.
OLIVER OLSEN, Solicitor for Comp ant.
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