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ADJUSTMENTS.


VARIETIES THEATER.
Director E. OWENS.
Business Manager. .THEO. HAMIL1 ON.
Great Success of the Distinguished Actress
MISS JANE COOMBs.
THURSDAY EvENING-LADY OF LYONS.
Faufne -......--..---..M Miss Jane Coombs.
FRIDAY EVEEING-Beneft of Miss Jane Coombs
THE STRANGER and THE HONEY MOON,
Miss Coombs as Mrs. Halter and Juliana
SATURDAY MATINEE-SCHOOL FOR SCAN.
DIAL.
SATURDAY NIGHT-INGOMAR Fs5st
RIDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY!
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing
Monday, Feb. 22, 1873.
Wednesday and Sats rflny Maiinees,
HAVERLY,s MINsTRELs,
Mammoth Troupe of Comedians in series of
Select and Refined Entertainments changing
me programme nightly, presenting the
LATEST ETHIOPIAN NOVELTIES OF THE
DAY. F2l
ct. CHARLES THEATER.
Friday Evening, February rs.
BENEFIT OF MISS KATY MAYHEM.
BEN DE BAR
In both pieces every evening
PET OF THE PETTICoATS
And
POCAHONTAS.
SATURDAY NIGHT-Same great bill repeateh
SATURDAY MATINEE at l2-PET OF THE
PETTICOATS
FRANK F. AIKEN for enc
week only, in succession of SENSATION
DRAMAS
Prices usual. Fog If
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Pinchback must begin to think there are
a number of Republicans in the Senate who
are not such "frens to the cullud man. as
they were. Springfield Republican.
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There is no calamity that can befall the
people of New Orleans and of Louisiana SO
great as that which will ensue npon recog-
milton of Kellogg as the legal Governor and
the confinement of Grants crime.
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DENTISTRY.
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ID UTION-REVOLUTION-
In the prices of Dentistry. In order to meet the
demands OF those whose means are limited / propose
to insert sets of Artificial Teeth $15 and $40 Gold
Filings 81 Artificial Teeth inserted with without
extIaeh n of the roots. All materials which uso
Will be guaranteed q. to their purity and durability.
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of 'Anes-
thesiea." q. +. MALONEY ID. ID. s,
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne st
F9 ly Now Orleans.
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Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Mall
EEOM Tile

llluc VI ATTlth anu departure vi sMSSi
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes st A. n
arrives at 2 P. NJ.
Mobile-Closes at 3:45 P. d.; arrives at 220 Pm
Eastern Mall-Cioses at $40 P. NJ; arriyae >
II p. NJ.
Western Mail-Closes at P. n; arrives
Has A.. NJ.
Texas and Shreveport Mails-Arrives daily. &,
cept Sundays, at P. II. Closes daily, e1cep'
Mondays, at $50 A. NJ.
Mail by Morgan's Railroad Closes at A. II.
arrives ct P. NJ.
Red River Mail-Closes at 4 P. NJ; arrives
Jam.
vicksburg and Coast Mail-Closes on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at P. NJ; arrives o,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at A. N.
.Plaquemines Parish Mail-Cl0ses on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday ct $50 A. NJ; arrives O.
Tuesday, Saturday and Thursday ct P. n.
Dona1dsonviue Mai-Qloses at A. n; srr9ves
$3.50 p. n. III
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AUCTION SALES THtS.DAY.

IL, NJ g. B. j. Montgomery sell Diamonds, Gold
Watches, Sverware, etc, at 80 Camp street at
ii o'clock A. NJ.
Albert Paul sells Household Furniture etc, at 10
A. NJ, at salesroom, 40 Royal street near Gus
tOmhouse
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DANCING.

DROF. J. ANGELINA'S DANCING ACADEMY,
At Masonic Hall.
st. Charles street, corner OF PeIdidO,
IS REOPENED FOR THE SEASON.
Ladies' Class - Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from II to 2 p M.
Childrens Cass-Every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, from AZ to Oh
Gents Class-Every Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day, from tO9P NJ.
Ladies' and Gents Practoing Lesson-Every Err
day. Film
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Bottomry Loan Wanted-The shin Prince

B0ttOmry Loan Wanted-Thc ship Prince
ton now at this port, i'll distress having incurred
certain expenses in exit gushing fires on board ETC.
say to the extent of $50 coo bids will be received at
the office OF Messrs. MEEkER, KNOX & Co, tor il
loan OF the above sum or whereabouts, for which a
Bottsmly and Respondentia bond will be given
pledsing the above ship, her 20 and freight for
the payment Of same ten days after the arrival and
moorlng Of said ship at her lock, at Liverpool Eng
land. Bids will be opened on SATURDAY, 21h
inst. at noon, and the lowest bid from responsible
parties, will be accepted, the undersigned however
reserving the right to rtfu,e any or all of them.
HENRY j. FLAGG,
F2i til Master tpripneton
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OUR BOOK TABLE

The READING CLUB AND HANDY SPEAKER
Edited by George NJ Baker. No g. Bos-
ton: Lee & Shepard. New York. Lee,
Shepard & Dillingham;. From Robert j.
Harp, Agent, New Orleans
| The design and scope of this neat little
volume, as indicated in the double title, are
most admirably executed. The selections,
which are really choice, include both prose
and poetry, in every vein-serious, humorous,
pathetic, patriotic, dramatic, from authors
both ancient and modern, of whom we will
only name Dickens, Bulwer, Ruskin, Mark
Twain, Theodore Parker, Shakespeare, Mrs.
Hemans, Will Carleton, JohnG. Whittier,
John G. SAKE, Robert Stoddard, etc.
THE EXHIBITION DRAMA. By George NJ.
Baker. Boston Lee 4 Shepard. New
York Lee, Shepard & Dillingham;. From
j. Harp, Agent, New Orleans
Mr.. Baker here presents US with fifth
volume OF the Amateur Drama Series, con-
tanning eight choice selections, including
drama, comedy and farce, suitable for private
theatricals Sabbath school entertainments
home representations school exhibitions etc.
Though here included in one handsome vol
ume, they are also published separately at
fifteen cents each.
SowEp By THE WIND; or, THE Poor Boys
FORTUNE. BY Rev. Elijah Kellogg. Bos-
ton Lee & Shepard. New York: Lee
Shepard Il Dillingham;. From Robert j.
Harp, Agent, New Orleans.
A capital story for boys, who will all be
deeply interested in the fate of this poor little
waif, cast adrift upon the wide ocean, on the
coast of England; clinging to the roots OF an
old tree with one hand while he tightly clasps
in the other nest of young robins, though
nearly dead himself when rescued by the
good ship Panther and carried to America,
where he makes his his way to fortune, fame
and happiness.
Dated at the time of Braddock's famous
expedition against the Indians, much reliable
historical information is interviewer among
the threads Of the story, which merits the
popularity attained by its numerous prede-
cessors, the elm Island Series" the "Pleas-
ant Cove Series, the Whispering Pine Sc
ries.' etc.
Oliver Optic. Boston: Lee & Shepard:
New York: Lee, Shepard & Dillingham;.
From Robert j. Harp, Agent, New Orleans.
Oliver Optic is too well known to all the
boys and girls to need any Introduction from
u.s. He is deseryedly popular, for he is al
WAYS Interesting and entertaining
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The whole Baptist population of the I'm:
ted States is now estima ed at S 900, goo.
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ITen Cotton Ties.-Special Notice o Deal
ers III ltang Stutis Planters and Country Merchants
geneIally.-ln coSsd.ration of the reduced cost of
Iron the General Agents of the american c, ton
Tie Company are instructed to reduce the price of
the Celebrated Arrow Tie to five % per pound
on and after the LIST day of March next with usual
discounts and to continue selling the same at
market rates during the coming season.
F25 lM r. w. RAlNE & co Cen1 A r.nta
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Special NOfice-Reports having been circu-
lated that the PARAGON BAKING POWDER was
no longer offered for sale in this market, the under
signed begs leave inform consumers of this favor
lite Baking Powder that he has full supply on hand
and that ii be procured retail from all first
class grocers i'll the city. H. +. SHROPSHIRE
Southern gent for Alfd $ Wood & Co. p1oprietors
Z. III. Collins Paragon Baking Powder. FIT If
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Il. Z. Lee
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
nc tt III Common street
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-Oiiers wanted for the following books:
1 Forty volumes lIarpers Magazines, halfbound,
cost $50 twenty -seven volumes Knights Penny
Cyclic edia. cloth bound s5i six volumes It wo
OF plates Topographic Encyclopedia gilt edge full
Medical Dictionary, calf cost SIC 30 All in good
order and most of them good new Offer for the
lot, or any OF them. Address F.. Lock Box 81 Post
Office. Fol If
ENOR SALE-An AL brown MARE; works single
Il or double and saddle also; six years old this
spring. Guaranteed without blemish very stylish
and trots well. Also Buggy and Harness. as good
az new. Inquire at Markeys stables corner Common
and Claiborne streets. Jag If
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Factors and Traders Insurance Com.

|
| At a meeting Of the Board of Trustees 0
the Factors and Traders Insurance Compan.
| held last night to consider the question of tn
| vacancy in the Office of president caused b,
the recent death of the late universally la
mented founder and builder Of the company
Harmon Doane, Esq. it was determined tina
the exigencics Of business required that al
election for president be gone into at once
and Col. f. A. Palfrey, who has been the
efficient secretary of the company since its
organization, was accordingly unanimously
chosen for the position.
We sincerely congratulate all those inter
ested in the welfare Of the company upon the
excellent Judgment shown in this choice Col.
Palfrey is too well-knowni in this community to
need any eulogy from us. A gentleman OF dig
nitied and most courteous bearing, he at the
same time commands respect and wins re-
gard. OF untiring energy and great capacity
for work, the vast business of the company
can never flag through any lack OF vigilance
on his part.
With an insurance education thorough
from the minutest particulars of detail to the
most important requirements Of the profess
sion, he stands second to no underwater in
the community in ability to direct the move
ments of a great insurance company. No
underwater has studied in more progressive
and successful insurance school, he having
been for ten years the intimate associate in
the business with Mr. Doane, who had no su-
perior in the profession Of insurance.
With the thorough knowledge of the theory
and practice Of underwriting acquired in this
school, We are confident no one could have
been selected 50 certain to continue the Fac
tors and Traders Insurance Company in its
present remarkably succ essfui course as Col.
Edward \. Palfrey.
Platform Of the White People of Louisiana.
We, the ,rhite people Of Louisiaaa, embracing
the Democratic party, the Conservative partg, the
White Mans party, the Liberal part!y, tie Re
form pu1ty, and al others opposed 10 Tie helOJg
usupation, do s0lenanly resOlCe and declare that
the government nor existing in Louisiana oriy-
mated in and has been maintained BY force and
fraud IN opposition to the acW Of large MAJORITY
Of the uoterS Of the State, IN opposition to the
principles Of the Constitution Of tie United
States and IL cioIation g ece'y principle e justice
and liberty
That ". p. Kellogg is a mere usmper, and zee
aenounce him IS such that lis government is
arbitrary, unjNst and oppressive, and that it can
maintain itset eny through Federal Interference
That the election and registration lars under ,ctch
his election Is being conducted acre intended to
oerpet'ate the ns'upation BY deprirng the people,
md especially l.aetrdlized citizens, Of d. OPP
o0rtunity to register and uote; but are announce
distinctly that Il is the determination Of the people
TO hare fair and free election, aud 10 see that
he result is not changed By fraud Or riolence.
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WANTS..

NNASTED-A white woman to cook for Il small
w family Must come well recommended. APP ply
~ 225 ST Charles street Fog it,
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NNANTED-A white girl aged between Il and
w Is years to mind baby Address $40 Espa-
made street, between 10 and Il o'clock A NJ
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Time Of Depafture.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Caiiope street at o'clock p NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal.
Cars all trains. iva
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THE EIGHTH WARD AROUSED.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 25, 1875.
at a meeting of Conservative voters of the
Eighth Ward, held at corner Of Marigny and
Leyee streets, Third District, the following
preambles and resolution were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. in our opinion the "Wheeler :"
Compromise, adopted by the Conservative
Caucus, is injurious to the oest interest Of the
State; and
Whereas, our Representative, Hon. Mr..
Seaman, having voted in favor of said COM
promise, without consulting his constituency
on question of such vital Importance, in
volving the interest, honor and dignity Of our
State; therefore
Be 1t resolred. That we, the Conservative
voters Of the Eighth Ward, do hereby mos.
so!emnly protest against said Seamans as
suption of power, in barteriug away our
rights, honor and dignity.
Eug Desdunes Alex Power
VIM Swan John Rizzoh
Jno d D0dart Miles RiOrlan
Michel Legeai MO Tracey
FACET Oliver
John Smith Joseph Foster
VIM Harvey Thos ID Dawson
Blenhen John Graycr
And many others.
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NJ n. PACKARD
STEAM WOOD YARD
Pittsburg coal and Charcoal a specially; also
bakers pine Corner Ursulines and Rampant streets
New Orleans Families supplied with all kinds OF
| fire wood at the shortest notice Wood sawed and
split to any size desired at the lowest prices.
js;e 3m
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1O3...........St.C Charles street
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. H.
This Institution is the best and only resort fC
the relief Of the DebiIitated, Mental and Phi,
steal organization.
Terms-Only s12 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, $50 P. h
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, fror
$3.50 to $50 P. NJ, at the rate OF Il per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY EANfiER3LEy.
Maitre dArmes and Manage.
n28 3m TnFrSn
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Rump Pork, Provisions.

KUmp Pork, Provisions.
100 BARRELS RUMP PORK,
100 bbls Extra Prime PORK
500 bbls Mess PORK
80 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
so - BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES
80 e. BACON SHOULDERS
50 terces Magnolia S. C. HAMS
10000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS,
Arriving and in store for sale by
E. K. CONVERSE,
F2l st "a Magazine street
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1 RTIFICIAL INCUBATION.-A gentleman
y who can by an artificial process, hatch d
false chickens turkeys and other foW Is desires to
enter into partnership, 18th with capital
Apply 10 :. LEONARD, No. % ST. Louis street
New tlrletns I2G
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Louisiana.

special NOtice-TO Camden shippers and
Passengers. The steamer KATE KINNEY Benton
master, leaves THIS DAY, Friday February
Goth at 5oclock positively For further information
apply On board or to
HITE e. CARLIN a Agents
F26 1t M&E Tchoupitoulas street
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AUCTION SALES.

BY H. Nj. s. b. j. Montgomery.
r NJ & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Triweekly sales of every description Of household
furniture mirrors pianos carpets, mattresses, ETC.,
etc, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at auc-
Hon room No. 20 Camp street. commencing at IL
Semi-weekly sales of horses, mules, buggies car
RACES etc, etc. at Gales stables, of Gravier
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ
Ua. door sales OF every description promptly at
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks. 1O
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
rooms Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kna ~ Inc south they solicit portion of the public
patronage both IN their line auctioneers and deal
ers In furniture. iaI 1v
DIAMONDS, GOLD WATCHES, NEW AND OLD
SILVERWARE, OVER sl0O, 900 WORTH
OF PLEDGES.
Largest sale offered in the United States of
Pledges forfeited to the Metropolitan Loan and
Savings Bank consisting Of valuable Cluster
and Solitaire Diamond Rings. Earrings, Pins
Bracelets letc Gentemen's and Latlies,. Gold
Watches from best manufacturers such as Jules
Jurgensen, Raymond, Charles f. Jacot Paul
Mathey, DOret Montanten English levers by
Russell Tobias, Roskell, Johnson ETC. Ladies'
Operas, Chains and large lot of other valuable
Jewelry.
Also
large lot new and old Silverware
The whole to be sold regardless amount loaned
DY R. NJ. e. 3. J. MONTGOMFRY- NJ Mont
ID gOmery. Auctioneer will be sold ON FRI
DAY February 26 1875 at II O'clock at No.
80 Camp street. near Comm on and be continued
from day to day until the whole is disposed Of
The above mentioned pledges forfeit ed to the
Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank
Terms-Cash on the spot.
p S.-All goods guaranteed as represented at sale
FlS
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SOARDS' 1873 CITY DIRECTORY.
The changes embraced in the above volume are
more umerous than any Directory since the close
of the war. Business should realize the
SAVING IN TINE AND MONEY
by Immediately purchasing copy of this valuable
Guide, containing an improved
STREET GUIDE,
giving compile miniature map of each street
Price Five Dollars.
For sale BY the Publishers:
l.. SOARDS & co,
F19 In No ; Commercial Place.
HAKrwELL CHAMBERS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
36 Tchoupitouns street
Between Natchez and Gravier,
Fla I'm New Orleans
vJNHE METROPOLITAN LOAN AND SAVINGS
i BANK.
No. II Camp Street.
VIII make LOANS upon Pledge of Ware House Re
ceipt for
MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE COTTON
And every descript OF valuabes also upon Silver
ware Jewelry, Diamonds etc.
ja}9 I'm cod T. ID. NANHORN Cashier
vINHE TWO REPUBLICS,
L MEXICO-
Mr. THOMAS MCINTYRE has been appointed
Agent and representative in New Orleans of the
TWO REPUBLICS. CITY OF MEXICO aud he is
hereby auhurizcd u receive subscriptions and adyer
tisements, and to collect for the same.
GEO W. CLARKE.
Editor and Publisher.
Mexico Feb sth. I-1J. F2I I'm
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OPERA HOUSE.
DE MURSKA,
The great operate Event of the season.
Mile. lima DE MURsKA.
Monday and Wednesday, March LIST and Sd.
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT,
at great outlay, made by Mr.. Mon.as with Mr. De
Vivo for the appearance in opera of the famous Ham
MILE. LIMA DE MURSKA who viii make her
debut in her great role of
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR,
in which character she has no rival and has achieve
her granht st triumphs.
Scale of prices. according to lOcation-Boxes sI6
81, SO s. and So reserved seats So So s. 81 so 81;
third tier, reserved, IS cents admission SO cents
fourth tier, 30 cents.
The sale begins to day at A. NJ ii H. at the
Opera House and from noon till 4 y. M at Ellie 5
music store Canal street F27 tt
GAYETY THEATER-
" Corner Common and Baronus street,
JAS FLYNNE. Proprietor and Manage
CHAS. D. WH1TE-...... Stage Manager.
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CITY
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
With Powerful Variety Dramatic Burlesqus Al,
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.
JAG 1y ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Onice Of Factors and Traders, Insurance
Company-New Orleans, Feb. 25, 1s75-At a meet.
ing of the Board of Trustees held THIS DAY, Mr.
4. A. PALFREY was unanimously elected President
and Mr. FELIX DUCAYET, Secretary pro tenn
FELIX DUCAYET
t2o 81 Secretary pro TEN.
Louisiana.
2-16~7ln.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE.
Frs EM&E+
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NIANTED-A situation as visiting governess in q
w private schoolor family by recent graduate
Address V Bulletin Office tia7 If
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WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage. of
w from ioir to seven rooms, within fifteen minutes
ride OF the Times Office. Rent not to exceed $50
Address, with terms and location H. L, S. Times
Office.
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1874

The above shows falling of in aggregate
receipts of 81, 500, or nearly fifty per
cent
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"ANIED-i party with small capital would
w like to associate with already in IN es-
tabllshel business or, with one possessing similar
capital. to establish new business would accept
q position as book keeper, clerk collector loaning
his capital to the house. Address Fisk Lock Box
SO y. O. Post office Eg6 II.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-09-09
TELEGR APHIC.
Press Dispatches. ]

JACKSON, Mich, September 6.-At cir
Gus exhibition, VIM. Doyle ascended in hor
air balloon. When it was some distance
up, he jumped out, fell in mill pond and
was drowned.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, September 6.-There
was $50, 900 incendiary fire at st. Ann.
PATTERSON, N. j., September 6.-Ballots
for the constitutional amendment election
IN New jersey next Tuesday were circalated
in the Catholic churches of this city yester-
day with several amendments crossed out.
The erased amendments prohibit the appro.
priation of public money and lands for pri-
yate or sectarian purposes, guarantee sys-
TEN of public schools and prohibit special
legislation.
OMAHA, September 6.-The water rose
all day yesterday in the Boyer river and the
Logan creek. The Chicago and North
western Railroad road bed, IN many places,
is three or four feet under water. No
trains have passed over the road, but all
passengers have been transferred over the
damaged part of the road.
The water also rose rapidly in Corn river
and Walnut creek on the Chicago and Rock
Island and Pacific Railroads. The track in
many places is four feet under water and
the track is badly damaged. The Pacific
Express, en- route west, was thrown into
the ditch just west of Commerce, Iowa, and
twelve miles west of DeMoines, last even
ing, and John Hughes, brakeman, instantly
killed, and several slightly injured.
The water in Walnut creek is three feet
higher than ever before known.
The west bound passengers are laid up at
Commerce and DeAIOines, and the eastward
bound train, which left here last evening,
is laid up at Stewart, Iowa.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September 6.-An
incendiaFy fire broke out last night in the
carriage factory OF John Ackerton, on Elm
street, south of Deerield street, Saturday,
destroying besides the factory the Bloody
Brook House and the Harder Hotel. Loss,
$50. 900; insurance, $50, 600.
WHEELING, ". Va, September 6.-The
scull race between Frank Denmark and
Ed. Poull, both of Pittsburgh, in the lower
course, yesterday, was witnessed by fully
ten thousand persons. The distance was
three miles, Denmarsh winning by three
boat-lengths; time ss:s5.
WAsHESerox, September "a dispatch
was received AZ the Treasury Department
to-day from DIR. Linderman, one Of the di-
rectors Of the mint, and reports he left San
Francisco yesterday morning fer Washing
ten He viii stop a. Denver, Kansas City,
ST. Louis and Cincinnati, todetermine nPon