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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-14
VOLUME aIX--NO.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS, ~
0E. CHARLES THEATRE.
FAREWELL NIGHTS
EMILY sOLDENE:
wednesday and TssrsAay.
The grand triumph.
MADAME L,ARCaIDUC.
Friday, Senens Of ssldepe,
Last night of the season.
GRAND DUCHESS.
SATURDAY, FARkwKLL MATINEE,
-. MADAME L,ARCHIDUC.
KxFSsiTlON HAIL.
Tb.rsAay Rvs.tss, April Is. 1875.
EMILY SOLDENE .
GRAND RECEPTION ..
MADAME ANaOT BALL
(BAL PARE 1T MAsQUk,.
khK ANGOr LAscERs-Led by Miss RMlLY
soLDENR
AwALTx "ToURNEZ--Mile. Lange tAfiss SoldeneD
end the whole soldene Company.
\ COSsPrRATORS QUADRILLB
Z opening of the BAL AAsQUS.
Dancing win be. conducted BY an .efncient corps
sfHasters Of CeremOniea -.s- -
The orchestra win comprise thirty 1--WE musi-
>Ians, selected from the most eminent professors
under the baton of ProEeassr Louis Mayer.
TICKETS can be obtained at tho st. Charles
hotel, st. James Hotel snd a. Elie's music store.
canal street, snd on the evening 1t Exposition
BaA. Tickets admitting gentleman and lady. 81;
1aay's extra ticket, ~ apli
RIRsT GRAND FESTIVAL :
OF THE SEASON.
TO BE GIVEN BY
MISSISSIPPI NO. = AND ST. BERNARD
49,. NO. T., '..
At THE. PAIR GROUNDS.
sunday, AprN lS, 1875
OOAK ONE. COME ALL-PLENrY OF SrORT
Admission fifty cents. Ladies and children free.
?. the s. WrSH "a
p.: sfv y poIIxss sa1b
The full programme Of the sports will oe pub.
ns6ed on Saturday moEning. April IT, apll IS
RIOWKLL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
AlshAay, April ~, and Daring tho Week,
kngagement of the Popular Character Actor
J. j. WALLACE,
Presenting his famous emotional Irish- American
drama entitled
THE MAN FROM AMERICA,
Elegantly COTTON up With new and elaborate Me-
shaAlcA etfects, scenery, wardrobe and appoint
0euts.
The Dramatic Company is reinforced by the en-.
gagement OF Mr. J. II. HUNTLY, the talented
young leading actor; Mr.. BUG. BLtTZ. the comic
AeiAl DOnol0gue actor. and the marvo}0us chill
Area. the ereat CAV NHORNRS, who VIII appear
IN their versstile sprc'aities. apll
NR Nh EEsYlVAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-14

People most anxioss y obtaia sssreaa,
saldeo keep th@. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-14
LAND FESTIVAL
TO BE 'GIvRA By

to BE dlVkA BX
MECHANICS STEAM. FIRE COMPANY NO. 9
Pelkca1 Hook and Ladder Fire Company
No. A,
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
On SUNDAY. MAY 2 AND 9, 1875.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
JAMES STEWART. a very wealthy q

JAMES STEWART, q very wealthy and
benevolent citizen of Austin. Texas,
has published number of begging
letters received by him.. They give an
inkling by inference of the experience
of philanthropists of more reputation.
One was from n young woman who
said, being penniless, friendless and
beautiful, she had determined to mar
ry rich man. She wanted thousand
dollars to enable her to enhance her
beauty with such adornments as n
lady of ia ste and culture knows how
to use," and with which she could
hope to marry into fortune" An
inventor of flying machine wanted
five hundred dollars to pay for model.
and would repay the the favor by al
lowing the donator to Twin everlasting
fame by flying from church steeple
when the apparatus would be COM
pleted. A gambler had been informed
in dream that, by buying certain
lottery ticket he wonld win large
prize. but, alas! he had no money.
Would Mr.. Stewart send him ten dol
lars by mail +? A young divinity stu
dent had been invited to deliver trial
sermon before an aristocratic congrega-
ton, and he needed new coat to wear
on that important occasion. These
beggars, and many other as impor-
tunate, signed their real names to their
letters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

The THEA1ER.- Mckinley Sis
ters played last night in Montana Hall
to q good audience. The seats had
been arranged in tiers, one above the
other, and before the performance COM
menced, the whole staging broke down
with crash, percipitating almost the
entire audience to the floor. Forum
ately no one was seriously injured, and
the play went on, and was very credita-
bly, rendered, notwithstanding the nc
cident and its effect upon the actors
and audience. They will perform again
tonight with an entire change of pro-
gramme. The seats have been put up
in q substantial manner, and there need
be no fears of an accident this evening.
A social dance will be given after the
performance.
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C r A p HlC
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.l

New YORK. July IL.
A special from Cleveland says Judge
w. D. G. Kellogg, of Pennsylvania. Of
high tariff reputation, delivered n
speech on finances on Saturday night
to the iron manufacturers of Youngs-
town. On his personal views, and no:
as the exponent of any party. he attri-
butes the present premium on gold to
the reputation of paper money, and
the depression of business was caused
through the rapid contraction of the
currency. and the time fixed for re-
sumption must be repealed. He ia
vored the issue Of greenbacks. with
the option of converting them into
bonds. as the best remedy in the pres
,ent emergency.
The Battle of the Boyne will be cele-
brated by the Orsngcmen to-day by q
picnic up the Hudson river. which will
be participated in by the various
Lodges of this city and vicil i.y. No
public demonstration will be llade, it
having been decided to proceed up the
Hudson instead.
The pulpits of the churches of New
York and Brooklyn are being gradu-
ally vacated, and the pastors are taking
their summer vacations. During this
season the various churches are under
going repairs. Many of the ministers
are spending the summer at camp
meeting grounds.
The steamship Columbus from Hav-
ana has arrived at Sandy Hook.
WASHINGTON, July II.
The President has recognized w. W.
Johnson as Vice-Consul from Sweden
and Norway at Salt Lake, and Peter
Headbin as Vice. Consul from Sweden
and Norway to Denver.
Colonel Samuel Belden has been or
dered to the temporary command of
the Fortune. and on her arrival at the
Pensacola Navy-yard to regard himself
as detached from there and proceed
home aud report his arrival. Master
NJ. M. Hyde has been transferred to
Mare Island Esvy-yard.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

ANrrMoSY MINE General Buckner
left here last evening TO attend to his
antimony mine. in Bloody Canyon,
near Star City,. This mine produced
considerable anthony ore few years
ago. and General Buckner intends to
commence work on il again, or lease it
10 somebody that will. The mine is
favorably located between Unionville
and Mill City. aud return freight teams
take the ore at less than the regular
rates to the railroad.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
DISTRICT coURT-JULY TERM.

The following business was trans.
acted in the Fourth Judicial District
Court yesterday, VIM. S. Bonnltield,
Judge:
Grand Jury presented partial re-
port and retired for further delibera-
ton. Said report being indictments
against Samuel Grove and A, j. Reed.
charged with felony, the defendants
not being in custody, the Court ordered
that bench warrants issue for their ar
rest, and that they be admitted to bail
in the sum of $500 each, in United
States gold coin.
Thomas Parker vs.. Perry johnson
and others; upon APPLICATION OF counsel
for both parties, the hearing of said
case was postponed until July Oath.
Pat. Bell VI. George Metzger; o. r.
Leonard was entered as attorney of
record, on part of defendant, NJ. S.
Bonnitield appearing as counsel for
plaintiff. 1t was ordered that the prop
erty under attachment be released upon
defendant filing II bond in the sum of
81, 2GS gold coin, with two or more
sureties.
State of Nevada vs.. SAMUEL Grove; de-
PENDANT appeared in Court for arraisn-
ment, S. 5. Grass and NJ. S. Bonnifeld
appearing as counsel for the State, and
z. IL. Harris for defendant. Defend
ant was granted uutil Thursday, July
18th, in which to plead.
State of Nevada VS.. A. j. Reed; de-
dendant appeared in Court for arraign.
ment; not having employed counsel,
the Court appointed P. II. Harris and
o. Il. Leonard as counsel for defend.
ant. Upon motion defendant was
granted until Thursday, July 10Th, in
which to plead.
Counsel for defendants Grove and
Reed asked that their bail be reduced.
The matter was taken under advise
incnt. after which the Court adjourned
until 10 A. N. to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

FREraHr.- Yesterday was one Of the
liveliest days of the season for the rail-
road boys at the depot. Eleven car
loads of merchandise arrived and had
to be un.oaded In hurry, so oil hands,
including the agent, pitched in with a
will and made things smoke around the
freight house for a while.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

The ExcyRsIoNIsrs. The editorial
excursion party from the East will ar.
rive here tomorrow on the regular pas
senger train. The party is composed
of editors from the Eastern States.
When they first started the telegraph
placed their number at 700. This after
wards was reduced to 400. and proba-
bly, by the time they reach this place
they will have dwindled down to $50.
They came to Ogden on special Pull
man train. but from that point west they
take the regular train and Silver Palace
coaches.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

FREIGHT FOR IDAHO. Three of
Baker & Hubs teams left this morn
ing loaded with $500 pounds of freight
for Idaho. This makes 50, 900 pounds
that Baker & Hubbs have loaded here
within the last few days and sent on
on their teams 20 Idaho
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

CRoPs IN PARADIsE.--S. b. p. Pierce.
of Paradise Valley, who arrived in town
yesterday, informs us that the crops in
the upper part of the valley never
looked better ut this season of the year
than they do at present. Mr.. Pierce is
one of the oldest settlers in Paradise,
aud. as one of the proprietors of the
Pioneer FIGURING Mill. has kept we'll
posted for years on the crop prospects,
and is, probably, from his experience,
as well qualified to judge of the condi-
ton of the growing crop as anybody in
the county. From this. it appears that
the scarcity of water has not proved as
serious as many for time anticipated
it would.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

EMIGRANrs.- -Five car loads of emil
grants passed here last evening. The
fair sex was tolerably well represented
among them. there having been quite q
number of young American girls
aboard, class of emigrants with which
California is not yet overrun.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

A MIsHAP. - Johnny Barrett's team
left here Sunday loaded with lumber
for Cornucopia. At the bridge on the
Little Humboldt, the back action upset,
and there was quite fall in lumber for
awhile, some of it fell into the water; but
was caught before it foated far down
the stream, and the wagon, being
righted, again loaded for its destina-
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lafayette Hotel, J. GERMAN, Proprietor.
W Baker. Virginia NJ Graham l. W, Silver
r Z Ensign, Silver CityR Allen. Battle Ninth
" j Pollard, Oreana T. Mullrich, Denver
Parish. Illinois CA Post, Wadsworth
W Portsr, WsdsworthC johnson. Virginia
Boynton. flko McClosky, Eureka
Hosking. Lake Superior
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This Mornings Board.

525 Ophir AZ, 475s. 471t
$40 Mexican 1871, 1871
1905 Gold IL Curry 1914. 1872
1850 Best d. Belcher 49,. 45l<
SIS Savage 90. 100, b III. 90, 95s+ ,9SL
1875 Chollar rs
50 Hale & Norcross 80. 3S1.
1850 Crown Point 81. 321., 80, BIS
235 Yellow Jacket 80. 50
965 Imperial 81. 90, 90, OK
240 Empire 1867
$50 Kemtuck Is. I41
40 Belcher 271s, 27s44, %, 27Is
800 Alta lgI
10 Seq. Belcher IS
10 Excheqner 200
400 Balloon 40. so. 49lS
1856 Overman 60. 63. So. 61Z
975 California 56s4. 571s. b 30, 5Gs4
b 8. ,56$., b 5. 56s., So.
$40 Con. Virginia $40. sos. 500. sos,
30G. 3l3 80. SOC. 5. SIG
COO Confidence IS, 251a, 26
sos Sierra Nevada AZ. 1l's. l4s.
7i5 Utah 91S. 9s., 9H
ITO Challenge
360 Silver Hill 1917. 1917
$3.50 Rock Island 3. 2I
845 Julia Az. AZ
81 Justice SO. 95, "a
$50 Caledonia IS. 49,.
$500 Lady Bryan ~. ~. b30 lose.
ISL Baltimore 4. Az. Al
300 Occidental 3ls, 81. 3
100 Pacific 2. "a
600 Wells Fargo l21lsc. 15c
$50 Prospect Az. az 80
4S5 Lady Washington u, TX
$50 Union ~, Y.
100 Succor
10 Knickerbocker 81
100 Sheridan
1880 Andes 81, 5. 81
100 Cosmopolitan soc
$50 Maryland 25c
$40 Kossuth IL. ~. 11s
335 Dayton 3, ia, 4. 81
80 Woodville 2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

LUMBER FOR CoRNUcoPIA.-Ac car load
of lumber for Cornucopia arrived at
this station yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

Wool. - Henry Hoppin unloaded
fifty bales of wool at the freight house
yesterday, which was brought from his
ranch in the Quin river country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last evenings bONFus
$50 Meadow Valley ~, TX, tx
1898 Raymond & Eley 81, b 5, U,64A,
b 30, G31s
1870 Eureka 62. b 5, G1s4
$50 Jackson l1s
$50 Phoenix ~. IA
so Phoebe A "a
so American Flag "a. %
so Rye Patch w
20 Prussian %, 25s
80 X X AZ
335 Leopard II. III. 171l
1850 ella 8. 51I. 81. b S, 81. 10
900 E,dorado Sonth
35 Belmont "a, 294,3
so Condor soc
so Newark |
535 jefferson Az. "A. AZ
so Panther 1;s
100 Tiger S7Lfc
100 st. Patrick 17s
i75 Mansfield 2Jc
275 Golden Chariot OK
1870 Mahogany 3, so, u 80
500 South Chariot
40 War Eagle SOC
200 Illinois Central AZ
100 Washington 4 Creole Toe
1850 Poorman
2lO0 Andes Az. b 5. ~, AZ. AZ
$50 Best IL Brlcher 45. 451a
$50 Con. Virginia eos. 306, 307
1895 California 81. 56T
1910 Ophir 4G14. AGA. 4Gs4. 46s., 49,.
go Hale & Norcross 3G11a. 36H+
200 Crown Point 1914. Az. b 5. 30
l05 Gold IL Curry I6, l6H, Ii
10 Savage SO
1863 Yellow Jacket Sc. So. 65lI
655 Mexican 1914. 1928
$50 Imperial s, 81.
so Julia Is
200 Nevada IL "a
$50 New York 2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

LARGE PIpE.-Two car loads of heavy
ion pipe, twelve or fourteen inches in
diameter, from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
passed here last evening. 1t was con.
signed to Gillis. Mott & Co., Reno,
and is evidently designed to convey
water across some valley or canyon,
where it will be subject 10 great pres
sure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-07-13

MOVING. - Some of the ranchers
along the Humboldt have commenced
haying. and others are preparing to do
so. Yesterday james Sloan, vino has
about five hundred acres of hay land
on the river above Tule, bought two
mowers of Purdin & Wood for the pur-
pose of starting in in q few days.
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l'ali6nation mentale, Ia phthisie
pulmonaire, le cancer, etc.
Toute alliance avec ces families
maiheureuses est r6prOuvee non.
settlement par rhygiene, mais par
IL morale. 4.'" ".r ..@ .''' '..'.I
Nest CO pas, en- effet, une espece
de crime que de contracteE pour
Ob6ir a un entralnement du cBur
on A des id6es dc lucre, une union
qui peut.6tre cOndamne d'avance
dinnOcentes creatures, soft d une
mort anticipee, soft q une existen.
ce tlinfrmites on de dOuleurss
Les unions de ce genre peuvent
etre Denies par le pretre, rails el.
les ne sont jamais Denies de Dieu.
Eexistence anterieure de mala-
dies hereditaires graves dams une
famille doit toujOurs inspirer des
apprehensions, lors meme qu'elles
sembleraient avoir disparu depuis
ID, certain temps. .a5"af DO.
Ces sortes dfnterRa attences s0nt
trompeuse!l ] Linfluence de pher6-
dit4 est 81 profonde que des moda-
lites organiques, qui semblaient
eteintes, reparaissent quelquefois
au bout de plusieurs generations.
Ces retOurs 6tranges que Phere.
dit6 fait sur elle-meme s'Observent
assez frequemment. Fl '.-E.
Ainsi, par exemple, IL arrive
souvent que Ia phthisie pulmonai-
re, apras avoir. decline une on
plusieurs generations, disparalt,
pour So remOntrer avec une nOu-
velle intensit6 dams les genera
tiOns suivantes. 1m-A am a.par'a
Ce phenomena, auquel on q don
ne le nom d'0tovssnse, 6tait bien
cOnnu des anciens. ,.a
Aristotle raoonte qu'un h0mme
qui await au bras une tacbe nOire
engendra un flls qui men tut paa
marqu6; mais on retrOuvs sur Ia
meme partie du corps dn petit -tils
| Ia tache de paieuL ts~gsTH IE
On trouve aussi dams les auteura
modernes une f0ule d'exemples de
ce mode de transmission, qn'Ou a
appele ''l'h6redit6 en- retOnr."
Quelques.uns sont tres singu.
liers. azsea. !.
Ainsi, on q cite une fanille oa Ia
disposition a etre Catcher sautait
de Ia premiere 4 Ia trOisieme gene
ration.
Girou de Buzarcingue larlednne
autre famille on phuinenr acariatre
affect.,it la meme mxrche dams "a
transmission. Dr L. NOIROT.
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plaindre, tout For An, aSondant ct soyeux de "a
tongue chevelure.
Un instsnt, rfd9e lui vint de sen aller ssie,
rinsu d'Adam, trouver le bon Dieu, pour avoi, ellie
auss, son 6trenne. Car endn il faut etre juste ellie
en- await 6t6 pour ses fais dhommsge ct n'sTaitrecu
q6un mauvais compliment.-M non, q ditelle,
je nfrai pas Dailleurs, il est pass6, le jour des
etrennes ct Il est probable que le bon Dhu se sou.
Went de cette miserable pomme, qui portant etait
ezeellsnte!
1t, nsit ct jour, Eve sonee e don niracaleux,
ct, pour d3cider ssa homme Ale lui prtee quelqueu
instsnts, eiie lujdit: sqs Ems
1Msn petit Adanis ct Gle le csjoBs, h niel sur ID
lAvre ct dass Les yeux, ellie abreure de teadresAes
elle lm pssse b man . main Ane, sous le mention
AAdsai msa petit AdAm!' Ahi CONNIE ellie file
doux, = pansrettel NJ .g
Ada. = laisss faipe et Ia laisse dire, mails de b.
guette, pcinti berniquel
Un homme est un homme, finalement
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ger, sllaut e. reposer IL vue su
lea sites cubains que sillonnen
aussi queIques sgreables ruissea9l
de sang; par hassrd, Ia ny
velle-O Orleans est sur sou che90,
ct le heros s'y arrete un moInt;
mar hasard encore, IA LEgiSlfre &c
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Lee MILE ct UNG
CONNAISSANcES TITLES.
CCxCvI

On Q souvent dit que rhomme
ne monrait pas, mais qu'ilse tuait.
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nasssnt Ia baguetts tombee des mains de = femme
ahOl6e: W. h'eH
--Uest CONNIE celia, S6crietn, qu'on oublie Ii
sainte parole de Dieu Eth bienl attends nm pen H..
1t, de mieux gu mieux intentionn6, lretombe q
bras raccourci sur le dos do % femme. iira 81, 4G
Pour Ia faire danser, pas neut bssoin do chantsr
on de- sih1er! s# Ea"i IA R"sia-'s
Et voyez le mirace.. Doh Ii brebis blanche 6tait
sortie en- faisant: bel bee sort IN CHEM par bon
heur!-un gros chieh de berger quiz en- sortaot fait;
vouah vouah! sauve ls. brebiA pecafr6i ct court
apr0s le loup, naturellement! -si'ai fia'hL
It Il court Vi bisn. qu'il court encorsI. Y. NJ
sfy laftavr YAfs n ysgtlst .aaua# ".
Et VOLTA doh Went, mes enhnts, ,-nous disait ma
pauvre grand'msre-que rhomme bat y femme, que
e loup saute sur 10 brebs, ct quse chen court sas
~ loup 3..,..,,., @,,...,
RoUMANuLE.
FIN. .sgtaa .
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X ,,.sh,e-..,-.,-~.elpu q cause
~ es elements disparates, de ses
eiantes CONVERSATIONS; on en-
at aux gros mots, aux sevlces
Sveies de fait, ct Ia ligue blanche
entire eh scene; c'est Ia que Sheri-
dan va desainer bravement etree-
diter dams Il cite un de ses ex-
ploits de IL Shenandoah, pourfen'
Dire ct occire les febelles qui osent
insulterl le drapeau des Etats. Unis'
Tout celia, pour le maintien de For
DIRE, Ia conservation de IL paix e'
le respect des lois. Tant pis pou'
les ligueurs, lis ne devaient pal
s'y frotter!
Mais les chooses ont pris up
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Vue AF
taire. DeA iss
lie malh, /
les uns apr4 !,
dune union
seul a presidA
II sacriferai
seul t0ute lsf
Ia seduit; nd
inlpuiss;snte |!
ses conseils
| I'm privilet
| celui della nOg
c'est d6tre ii
| pl,.ysiologiqJ
La vie Y
Pitre fav0rM
| libre lie tout6(
| ma qua Sc sol
| dinaires de IN
a une heureus
| An cOntrair
| que touiOnrs I.
| pour celui que
rative a frap'
immeritee.
| Celui qui 90
| done, dams y
| sepreoccuPer
| de tranSmett!s
| sang pur ct
| elnpte de to.
| h6r6ditaire.
| II s'6l0ignel
| families sur l
| tissent certait
inexOrablo6,
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ULTIMA RATIO

Lnjak.h6e du 4 janvier, 81 i'm.
pLHemmout, 81 endorsement at
teudue, que de loin on sentait
CROSSE d'6venements serieux ct
rsstAtre tragiQnes, s'est d6livr6e
d'ua coup d'Etat pourvu >t9ptes]
iss graoes monarchique .assy1
tio6 ! stre IL farce, q ridic, le |
du monde, pour< 4ufl sc tror
encore quelqp( ages \ Wash
ton ct IN nombre suffisant a.
mes libres aux Etsts. Unis.
,le plus simple \ comprenS .de
,lte piece bs 'esqua cor ARE.
|. r6gl6e vance re les
,ouv0ir ,- Yash-
Il D ,-Ori6ans.
- disposition
( on d'outrages
-s~ rales de Ia
Louisiana de requisi.
totre . - ,amment
nomme II .lepartemeh .,ius-
tice; deuxieme acte, agi,
torale ct exploitation hi ie de-
d6sordres inh6rents 4 { to pc
rode; troisieDe, arrestaions bru
tales de citoyens inonensifs; qua
xiAme, board des retours, arithme
tiqse fabuleuse, ekhssemeu. d
flsades, premeditation de finsults
logiquement,la mine ainsi charges
devait 6clater an cinquieme acte
ct 10 ligue blanche aCcourant dam
h rue, docile 4 tant dappels o.
irrit6e de tsnt de provocetiona
allait oomplaisamment fournir /
r6plique ~ president des Etats
UniA don't ls main coupable es
"a fond de cette odieuse conspira
ton. Et celia est 81 vrai, tout a ct
ii bien prepare suivant un tel plan
que le general Sheridan, choit
tout expires a raison de son host
lite 4 Pegard de n Louisiana, G
qai No peut repriuer un ricant
usent siBistEe qasnd II descend d
cheval d b Nouvclle- Orleans eI
@ disaut le conservatism de /
Paix,-que CO traineur lie sabre
sans ; songer autremeDt, adress
aa seeretaire Belknap, son supt
tieur, 40 telegrsmme r6dige q
provision dune emcute on dun
insarrsctioo. La d6peche O
Sheridan pr6vient le secretair
d b guerre que lui, Sheridan
pcend 10 commandment du de
psrssment du Golfe, nest pas dan
b situation, csr Il lui manqne !
rettexts Dc y revoltA Tout sen
chalnait - mieax dams lo drame
Sheridan 6rrivait des PLANES
. pea blas6 sur les Peaux Ron
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-. N des hommes, il est vrai,
..ccomt mt prelnaturement parce
au'ils ont gaspille le fonds vital one
Ia nature leur await DEPART, quel.
quefois avec liberalite, au moment
de Ia naissance. ...
Mais souvent aussi, quand ils
perissent avant Page, c'est que
ieurs ascendants ne leur ont trans
mis- Qu'une vitalite insufiisante, on
leur ont legue le germe dune mala.
die don't l'evolution devait braver
les efforts De Ia medicine.
Ce sont des victimes qui sc de-
battent SOUS le poids dun peche
originel don't phygiene la mieux
raisonn6e serait le plus sOuvent
impuissanb q operer la redemption.
Eheredite joue un role immense
dams Ia path0genie. Ellie est pOri.
CINE de ls plupart des maladies
chroniqusqui afaigent l'humanite
ct font le aesespoir de Ia medicine.
Malheursusement, d P3pOque de
nositiyisma on nous yiyOnS. on ne