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, 1875-08-20
THE cATTLE.DRlVINC ORDINANCE.

MAYOR COLflS Vs. 6lll.lt!uASH WAAfs
A large ,nooting OF notwithstanding Bridge
port WAS held Wednesday evening on Archer ave-
nuo, md ended Ia tho whole assembly forming
itself into Committee OF tho Whole to wait
upon Mayor Colyn for tho purpose OF ascsrta,u-
lug why Ao Lad instructed bupt. liehm not to
make any moro arrests for VIOLATIONS Of al orAl-
nance PARSED SUMO timo ago prohibiting tho
driving Of rhsslo through tho streets between
tho hours of 4 a. III, u1,a s p. m. The crowd full
minated A1ou1.d their own homes uGnry al th.
1uornlng, nnd lid not Isach lown-town untll
lnto In tlIo day.
Mayor Colvin raw their approach, aud hurried
Aroltu1 to LH Office Just titus to Ieoelye thad.
Headed by Cnpt. licaey, tua delegation, nta-
bcriug sofIo twenty-five Or tl.I.ty lnen marched
in md surrounded tho aln'or before he w1s
aware what was going oil. Tucked Oh to the e,iti
wotaan uaaIinK Oh her forehead ard face the
inrreAs Of the horns OF Ill iufusiated T0xR1l
steer.
The Mayor wRs juat about clearing hih throat
for al eloquent reply tu = preruntation spheeh,
when tho speaker ot thu delegation opened u,
on him III io uuIniBtakable tcIms. llo wHnteA
to know Why thu ordnance had been euapetdel.
1le did not suppose that tss Mayor had auy right
to 70 oy0ka any Law At hls OWN pleasure.
lhH MAsot tnuils q passionate reply. hVcfElnK
that liz Alere'y suspended the order for making
uETcstn for tia REASON that several srrests
llAd alraady beon u'ado and hsQ been appesied,
AnH 1a8 4HoAEAL ta.RL b!l6 QeCl9iun tuOutl b6 Aka
lM!oro any great numbor u ArEesta had boan
mals. lfo also took OCCASION 10 censure the
delegation IN No measured tctua fur tbeiE per6e-
cnt,on OF Bridgeport carita,intA. TLcy paid thelr
zases, aud Wero eltIt.sl to stilo privileges.
Several of tue delegation mnua sharp raplles
" tue Mayors speech, asBeFkiuR that the rKhts
VI 40,GO0 roopIu Htloui not be tranp!ed on
tho nero pleasure OF come twa Or three
tl1uRL:e1ing houHus. .Dns wo1d Brought oil
uuother until tue conversation was becoming
.,ute excited. MANY of the delegation Avowed
their inteation Of s4kiug tho Law iulo their owu
lands II tho city authurities refused tu do tho
duties imposed upon tholu-
The Alhyor adnloushed them not 10 10 far
and end III lawlesbs,8sB. but "as cut short by Y
remark lIo,n the laAdar ot tue delegation that
lie thought the Executive WA the first
breaker Of the lava "Iben I'm law
Erea1er," said His Honor. striking himself
heavily On Lis bteast ",t may ba, gUntiemen.
bu! did what cons,dered beat when ADVISED
the Superintendent
You know very WE'LL" said another member
Ct The delegation, "that the hardest time u
take care Of children and keep them in the llousu
u when tey are under years Of ago."
"i know uoEhlng ol tue kind" sad lhe May
or. "The hstdess time IL When they are grown
up. So long HI was able to keep my children
tu ono Ioo1u, VIZ Asra happy, but Whom they each
Eot 8 soonl fu1 themselves tnels MAS dlscofd."
TAs dvlusxt4qu A1s1 vi shq Arguments NoJ
, 1875-08-20

7 NF kT*kAa1WkD 32k kta0 N1A3WRp*
Tho Varta DridRe OF Arts hIs boon tue 1ceno Of
comic "a woil - serious events aud, Of tho
former, QUO wAa furnished by Professor under
tho seIgn Of Louis Philippe, 1t whose appo!ut-
meut 10 Tue Chsir of Hygiene in The School Of
Msdiclno tho studapts. for aoma season OF other,
took umbsaEe, sknnoying him with hisae4 an41
cries duling lls f<st lecture. us. however, Meue
through with 1t. aud. thinking his troubles over
for 1T least that day, proceeded toward hla honls
by The Uridga of tie Saints Pores, w4on. to hls
SURPRISE he fouud himeelf accompanied by 200
HAT students onty are capable al. Tbs Bridge
Of Saints percs Oh his iest was free. That on bis
1igAk-tbe UstdRo Ut Arss-at that tlmo took
toll. An lslea struck the Professor, aud he
tusued towkrd ths latte1, still accompanied by
tho Students who funblsd In their pockets 70
saa It their ansnoss ners equal to N unexpected
denaAnd. It appears shat they wore not, when
w. Professor, 1t tue head Of the column, haid-
ea a2o-lsApo piece 10 tie tol-keepe1. say4ng !:
, 1875-08-20

Thcae gcntlenon hso will, mn-int them ra's,"
This t!'ea med Tho crowd and eet It to laughing.
and afteTuh,H tim PIuferHor do!ivttctl hla lcct-
urea wtthnMt in nrvnYaRo in perfect bafatg.-
Scrtbuc,''s Monthiy.
, 1875-08-20
WHERE SMOKING SHOULD DE PRoHlD1TAp.

WHERE SMOKING SHOULD NE PROHIBITED.
To the Edttor of The Ehfr'lGo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-WLle "a 4 non-smoker I
like tile perfume OF good clgar, have tho ut
most ropugnnnco for the poisonous exhaustion
from fittav old pipe. Il is duo to non-stnok-
era md to Indies to whom all tobacco smoRs Is
obnoxious, that smoking shonld be strictly pro-
hiblted In all public conveyances. In cose
thorourhfarcs, such nn the Washington and La
8ale street tunnols, and In Ill depota and public
halls. Tho North RnJ Sotth Side Car Companies
are very Ink III this pArticu1ar, ,-neishes having
nur enforcing any rigid regulation, but allowing
both inside and outside OF their CATS. Tho Wost
Side Company usually on opou cars assigns the
smoker to . rear scat, whlIo On closed cars the
snokcr is permitted to atand on the front plat
form. where through opsn door or window tho
wind mads by tho cars motion takoa mp the e1-
halation from impure breath aud l'thy pipe. and
wnit4 it squaroiy into tile faces Of all the ladies
and gontlemon in the car. On both opon aud
c1oso csrs Rll smokess should DO required by
conductors to either ceaso smoking or take
back Acat, nntesa the car-comraHy will huuor
thcm by putting un blnoklng-ca1s for theie
especial uao.
The Gc,mshs have perfect right, In their
own hslls, tu do Al taoy p1oase, but II IL All un-
questionable fact that many n1oio American lA-
the Tiyoli and Toledo, bus for tho somewhat az
Gesslve tobacco. smoka to DO found At th1ao
places. In conclusion, l will monti0n ono other
plaee where smoking should 10 prohibited.
namely. in tho mouths Of mere boys aud minors,
where it should DO considered both = nuisance
and violation Of the ordinance which torbdA
tic carrying OF lsobtanda about tue streets.
, 1875-08-20

working Girls Should Take Advice,
aud Ay ty small sim each month by buying ion stnAli
monthly psyments)a Weed sowins-maehtno. II will
never fail, you girls. Comranys oflce, 9Q3 Wabash
avenue aud tasy dpai libcralIy.
, 1875-08-20

Ing the weapon and wronchcd tho rln-
tul from him. BwArhon's escApo from
death was n verY narrow uhe. The prlaoners
weyo hookcd Al Tho ArMlory anil lockoI up, and
lir. Martin elainled h!a rlopo,ty.
, 1875-08-20
Caution

CAUt1oUt
Tho public sro cautioned sgsiast purchasing any Of
the following Tickets which have been stolen from tho
Ch!csRo Alton Aaiiroad Company: Chicago, II, to
Eyansytlle, Ind Foru, 423. Nos. H. 4a 10. II, ~,
~ 81. d. a. 80, 81. and t5 These ttckets, II pre-.
scnei Tor 1.sssgo, will 10 refused su fnses collected.
JAAEa CHARLTON,
oeneral Passenger Agent Chicago Alton Aairnsd.
, 1875-08-20
DEATHS.

WonLEY-In Riverside, ILL, Aug. 10. Grace Allen,
only child Of Joseph aud Ansls II. Wozlays xsot /
year.
Fn-roughh<epse papers plcA,e copy.
WILsoN-FHnrrnl tsrvtses g 41.. r. Agnea Wilson,
wffo Of 0eorKs Wilson. will take place 81 residences
I'll West Harrison street, this afternoon u O'clock.
Carriages 10 Itoxa bill.
, 1875-08-20

Plano8 and ORGANS.
large assortment Of Aew IiAHos aud organs u
rent Secondhand pianos from 80 70 500.
". W. KiArALL,
Corner Btste snd Adams streets, Chicago.
, 1875-08-20

" MAnTsrfttE. o.. h1ny #, ls71
"G1aTa: Ton certainty h.vo tia n'os' rnr4e,n,,
remedy havc nyrr arcn. l'nve suffered Win L.
RcAtirA tint could mol get nus IT the hnu,s -
times for several yenrr To say Inst dpctnred ~
tried remedies does mt express IT, When t,1 H.
Crntaur I.nin1rns ndvnrtfstt. went fnr 1t. h.
nnw useh thrcs .ntina md csn walk without thu ii =
ny esne. l am improving daily. think you itoss
tho bottom Of my hcsft.
"Truly yonrr, Jf,stAH WEST .AKg%
Bnftl t,y att ,lr,.ggIsts--s0c md II tTr h,t!e,
, 1875-08-20

Joy and HRppiu1Bs
ID slwsJs experienced when you purchase your shoea
Of Wiswsu L Greene, Neaaon--They nt 10 sssy, and
wsas we'll 10 Btato atrset, and Ill Twcuty-second
, 1875-08-20
ErAEEr-PAyING CONTRACTORS.
To the Editor Of ihe Chifnro Tribune:

70 The EdJFOF 07 The IHftHf6 7Ft6HHt'
t,ntoaao. aur. t9,-Your correspondent
.:,ncs y IN hta cerm,n,cstio, ef ths 18th.
~,,,",. ~, 49,. ss,a.rI.,,,,. ,.,r. -, xour
WHICH hppo"seo III tA,s "'ofh'ns 'nauo ~ !oos
while, from his hns.iuoso. he entirely fails to
discover tho caases for tho dc fscts ia the wood
on-,,ork navcmo,t n wh.c., ho conplsins.
,1,r ..1~.. ,..>xss.,a., -. s;,t-
aeny llls assotl'on t''"' o'e's u o'uN
holeln tue "Nlcolsoh pavement ID . tA'o "
fraud, and that the contractor has not properly
, 1875-08-20
Electro Silicon

as seeeFeh thr h~ar n! tim American ns.!tuts of ~
York tho bc<s ar tc'e kno.n fnr c""uns And po,b
AdHatnrc. will mt scratch or cnrrndc, and rrs1.ts
tho srltlsine polish witt, hut fs labor. tfsI
nlshera. 1l.naxl.s. tcvetrt, and HtnesIs. .Afs,fs
1T. GhleaRa. ''
, 1875-08-20

man now has considerable forco Of mon em-
rlorod IL putting tho building in such abnFo
that work cannot be GcRnmcd shE SEASON. ex-
copt at great additional expciee, anti In uns't'
featuring eyfcncu wtiornwIth Ia rrDP up Inl-
ters case, 10 s.i. ond two mrn nse specially
hitod 10 cxan,lno eacl, ln,iiril.ai stone and
n.xe n mole of what can be SAID aaainhs It. And
ono OF mora OF Tho dcrnckn and a
sseih ssseshaniins tIo pslos of stons in
tho yard, Nhilc auoth"r gang Ia shifting sand
iron, rlace 10 place on tho concrotc Two Largo
picccs l,avo boon talsen from tho ccllfng Of ono
of ths 70 cIles, under tile ,retonsD Of M appro-
l,onnon that thcy woud fall! Froroaals have
cover tls c. ncrcto. mud tho public manoy In be-
Ing Iavintly use,t both to manufacture evidence
for Potsor. an.l to fix tho building for tho Con-
grcesionni Lnyestlga:ion On which, ~ a tfcn!nr
resort, tho Potter Clique rcly to accomplish their
rnfposcn
il, view OF tho facts that tho Potter party has
had full SWINE at tho building. and Tho Eantcrn
Committee silcd its report of '.fActs anh y COLI
cllrona " moro than two months ago. lilo Chics-
go Commission has. with the conacht of Tho
Department, also made full examination aud
report, and o tom.oillcal inttmation has been
uinJe by Judge Butnnnn', Assistant sccrssa'y,
that tho apparently lrroroncllablo dlflos eHecs
Of fnct nnl conclusion between tho reports OF
the two Cou"liAeiona would be arbitrAtcti
uron IN nlnnncr satisfactory 10 tho pcoplo or
Chicago, /. wuuM seem 10 bo manifesty proper
that tho prcn,Hea bo left for fow days ut
1onst in tho sRmo condition as whom the last
Commission concluded its examination, and o.
peo,ally that tho public money should not moan
tinln 10 employed tv peraouB ATUwedts hostile ia
tito work. aud whohe Official tenure probably do
pensls upon the Issue. In Misunderstanding owl
denco changing tito nspcct OF tile premises to
nnit their prposea, mid doing oil in their mower
to render = present resumption ot tho work tn'
poEsbe. II.
, 1875-08-20
SPECI ". NOTICE.


al)sy rain, sni 1No aweIItneb h..,
lnfHe, end w,ll c,,ta rleun,st,,s
'lty ii. s1t, Htr,I. lonr tna frn..,.
ailments. Tie Wh!'a Wra,lrxs !!
f1r f.mIly uer, Tho Yellow Wran,aa
IN fer snltnals. fp"
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23

A SAILOR from the Schr. Indian
ola died at PascOgouIa on Tuesday
night.
The case OF this man is remark
able for the wondrous vitality .ex-
hibited. He had been down with
the yellow fever Is or 16 days.
He had had the black yomit three
separate times, with intermissions
OF IS to Sc hours. He was then
sick in the cabin of the IndIanola,
lying at Moss Point; he would get
up and walk about whenever the
nurses back vas turned ard few
days ago, just after having the
black vomit, he went into ior-
ward cabin, got pitcher of water
and drank about half of it ; a week
and over, ago, he was expected to
die every hour and his coffin was
made and grave dug, and yet or
Monday last there was actual hope
OF his recovery. In order TO better
his situation, Messrs. Denly Il Go.
had the IDdianola towed down the
river and to the Seashore, in front
OF the house provided by DR.. Moore
(under appointment from Washing>
ton 10 attend sick sailors) for sail
ors. to which he was removed on
Tuesday. But it proved too much
for him aad he died that night.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23
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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23
The Treaty Of Peace.

10 The go called treaty oi peace
between Gov. Ames and tie Demo.
cratic State Executive Committee
at Jackson, Miss, whereby the mil.
tia was disbanded, the committee
assure the Governor that there vas
no other desire omong the whites
than that peace should be preserved,
the laws enforced, and fair elect,
ion had, and the leading whites
would do all 10 their power to this
cud. Tue Governor responded that
in view Of this sssaranee be would
meet their views as far as possible
and would order all the militia COM
panies to disperse and return to their
homes.
it was agreed that the arms OF
these companies should be placed
in depots in the neighborhood in
which these companies we're raised,
and be guarded'by United States
troops and be removed only by
order of the Governor. The arms
would not be delivered to'the mil
itia except in case of a riot or in
surrection which eeuld not be sup>
pressed by the civil authorities.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23
A Democratic and Conserva :
tive Legislature.

VIII reduce taxes one-half below
the rates.
Will pass an amendment TO the
Constitution tor annual, in place of
biennial, sessions of the legislature.
viii reduce ihe number of Judges,
and thereby crrlail the expenses of
the Judiciary Department, which be-
fore the war, averaged 100000
per annum. Now they average
$350,UO0.
Will provide tor the resappoint-
ment Of the Legislative aud Con-
gressioEal Districts, 30 as to secure
fair representation for both races
and for taxpayers and non-taxpay
ers in the State and National .Coun-
ellis,
viii reduce the cost of public
printing.
Will abolish the Judicial print
ing system, and give to lawyers and
clients he right to elect their own
medium of judicial advertising.
viii iniuse new liie and hope into
the people-enconrage immigration
repeal the Calling Gun Standing
Army bill-encOurage peace and
goodwill between the races-en>
hance the property valuation of the
State by reducing the burdens OF
taxation-pass liberal and just re-
demplion laws-abolish sinecures-
and send tue State forward on a
career of prosperity and happiness.
So mote it be So mote il be =
TClarion.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23
HON. RODERIC SEAL.

A friend who has the best oppor-
tunities for acquiring information
and who has himself had occasion to
pass recently through several cOun-
ties in this district, writes US as fol =
lows:
Your friend and nsighhOr Rod
eric zeal is making a very vigorous
cauyass for Congress. | have not
fallen 10 with him, but | have been
Just behind him in several counties,
and wherever he has been he has
lett broad and deep trail. he has
made a strong Impression, and has
aroused much enthusiasm. L have
never seen lie Conservatives
more united and 10 better spirits,
aud not q few Republicans have de-
clared openly for him, and very
many will silently vote for him. In
Adams County. | am told, he will
receive 500 Republican votes, aud
in Amite, Franklin, Jefferson aud
Claiborne, the Republicans are di-
yided. If East Mississippi does its
whole duty--if every man turns
out on the day of election, / am
sure r. Seal will be your next Rep
resentatiye. heard of one instance
in which a large club Of colOred
people, after hearing one of Seals
speeches, dissolved their club, ana
declared themselves for him.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23
COUNTING OUT.

The Clarion OF Monday comes to
US containing A secret Circular OF
the Radical Executive Committee,
ito all the Judges and Chancellors
throughout the State u" which cir
cular undoubtedly means that an at
tempt will be made to count in and
ont such candidates, and throw out
such boxes, as the Registrars may
determine upon.
The Circular is as follows:
Rooms REP. STATE Ex. Con-.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON, Sept. "a 1875.
Circular Letter.
DEAR SIR:-You are aware that dur
ing the present canvass, and in the COM
ing election, while the opposition are
using every means to defeat the Repub-
lican party, we are forced to the necss.
sity of employing every lawful ADvAN-
TAGE OUR POSITION GIVES Us Not the
least of these is the matter of Registra-
tion, and 10 the proper performance of
The duties Of Registrars. 1t is appre-
hended that many Republicans have
already been prevented from register
ING hy threats and intimidation. II is.
therefore, of the greatest importance
that the majority of the Board OF Reg
istrars should be composed OF men
not only true and faithful. but Who
will also have courage and firmness 10
discharge Their duties fearlesslv. EsPE-
CIALLY IN cASvAssING THE VOTE AND
MAKING UP THE RETURNs. With this
view we earnestly ask you to examine
the list OF your appointments critically,
ard satisfy yourself fully IS TO the char
aoter Of each man, and make snch
changes. as in vonr Judgment. will
promote free ard full expression OF the
people of the ballot box. We take the
privilege OF addressing this Circu'ar
Letter to all the Judges and Chanceliors
the State. because il has
been supppstei to us that there are some
professed Republican R.Prirars who are
unworthy and of doubtful
fidelity.
Respectfully.
[sIaSEp 4 WARNER.
Chairman.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23


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Offices 10 maiofily o' ,bs t1safas.
AIloycr tie state bog have sc.
',clrI a, their uoIidlies. mon who
aosd 80 credit TO lao various
o1isoa
10 Dbi. County, and in cor DE .
ts,-LrgIaryc Judicial and
Congrc.siunai--iu lhclutcrby Con
ycutona in Tho former By Phi
mary Election, have the Dean
ocraric Party selected candidates, .
honestly fairly am sqaarely TO reps
resented them in the election.
The Democrats ol This County
aud these Districts, as q part Of the .
great party OF the State, aud work
ing in unison and in q common
cause, for the veal and welfare Of /
the whole State are expected to I
stand together, shoulder to should .
er with their pcighbors and friends
Of other counties ard districts, in
the great battle for the redemption
Of thc STATE from the rule Of tyranny
and oppression, fraud and corrul-
lion, which has cursed and blighted
Mississippi for so long.
And there Is but one way to DO .
ito vote for the appointed Stand
ard bearers, the selected nominees.
There are only two parties in
the field. The Radical party is con,
tending for i's very exiSterre in the
State, and If it succeeds, Mississippi
is doomed and damned. The Demo-
cratic party is endeayoring to regain
possession Of the State and inaugu-
rate thor ugh system Of economi>
cal reform. Each party has its
candidates, in every county, for
every Office. Aud the man who
does not vote for the regular nom-
nees of the Democratic Party, ,
votes for the Radical Party.
There is no dodging the issue.
Choose ye ! on the 2nd November,
which party ye will serve.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-10-23

OWING to the expenses necessarily
incurred which have exhausted the
funds in the treasury and left a debt
TO be provided for, the Relief Asso-
citation, at meeting on last Sunday,
appointed the following committees
to solicit subscriptions among our
citizens:
For Moss Point, Messrs. VI. NJ.
Evans and ID. Price.
For Scranton, Mcssrs. S. X.
Thompson and ). II. Alley.
For Pascagoula. Judge Blount
and w. 5. Dodson, Jr.
The officers Of the Association
are also authorized to receive .dona-
tions.
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all along the line that. on the
+ 10 he g an % slec,ian G,o H. ng1 ytisb ug,T onr
rights and liberties are at stake. Then
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| am yours trnly,
B. f. II w.

The orange crop of our coast, though
not quite so large or abund,nt as j,
some times has been, may be generally
considered fair; and il our people will
glther and pack the fruit with care. it
will doubtless command good and re-
munerstve price. We are glad to lfarn
that many gentlemen OF enterprise and
mems are going largely into the orange
culture on our coast, and we feel sure
of the sucoess ofall who bring knowl-
edge, skill and perseverance, to the
work. With 6rst two or three years.
the orange tree grows here as strongly
ard vigorously as in any part OF the
world; and in quality our oranges are
TO be almost unequsled. SO
le, us plant more groves aud take care
of those we plant Handsboro Demo-
crat.
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THOMAS TREEERN, a youth OF
about eighteen years, died OF yellow
fever on Monday night, at his fa-
theirs residence. about three miles
from the depot on the Mobile road.
Tom was frank, manly fellow,
who as our pupil had woR our es-
TEEN. Stout and vigorous of frame
he had promise of long life, when
the fell disease struck him down.
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&. L. Irving of Moss Point.
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Wg received 90 order ior 300
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The clrc,inn.