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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
THE EURF.
Columbus Driving Park AssOcia-
ton,
O'NeiI, Belle BrassfeId and Capt
Hutchinson the winners.

O'NeiI, Belle BrassfieId and Capt
Hutchinson the winners.
COLUMBUS, July 4.-Over 1000 person:
attended the races to-day.
The 6rst race, a mile dash for 500, be-
| tween O'Neil and Storm, was won by O'Neil
Time l:498.
In the next race, a 2:27 trot for 81 800
five horses started. Sam West took the
second heat in 2:32, and Belle Brassheld
took the fist, third and fourth heats. Time,
2:31, 2:32 and 2:32. Sam West second
money, Jerry Postal third.
After the first heat, in which Lady Mack
come in second, a new driver was put be-
hind her, but as she made much poOI er
time than before, her old driver was again
given his place, without effect, as on the
fourth heat she came in fourth.
The running race, two mile heats. for
$500, was taken by Capt. Hutchinson.
Time 3:43, 3:44i. Second money to
Granger and third to Hazzem.
TrOf Against Time.
CHICAGO, July j.-The horse Bodine,
owned by Mr.. Goodrich, Of this city, trot-
ted against time az Dexter Park to-day.
Time, 2:2&, 2:23, 2:233.
Aaron Pennington Wins the Mon
mouth Cup.
LONG BRANCH, July j.-There was an
immense attendance at the races here to-
day, and the sport was the most exciting of
the season, the fayorites in two Of the races
being beaten by the lowest horses in the
pools.
FIRST race, Hopeful Stakes, for tWO-year-
Odds, half mile, was won 10y Pastor, Lady
Clipper second, Freebooter third. Time,
5I4 seconds.
The winner sold for slO5 in a pool Of
81 40, Faithless, the favOrite, selling for
$1,000.
The second race, purse Of 5000, for all
ages, two mile heals, was won 10y Big Eel
low, Kadi second, CarbOO and DonnybrOOk
ruled ont after the second heat. Time,
3:4S, 3:43, 1865.
Kadi won the first heat, Big Fellow won
the last heats very easily.
The most exciting race Of the day was
the Monmouth cup, two and half miles.
was a hot favOrite, Wild Idle
selling as second choice and Aaron Penning-
ton third. The race was won 10y latter in |
fast time 4:34.
In the pools, just before the race, Ballan-
keel sold for $500, Wild Idle 81, OPS and |
Aaron Pennington 500. Ballankeel was |
first away, Pennington second, with Wild |
Idle we'll up. This order was maintained |
until entering the last mile. A. the first |
Iuarter Pennington moved up TO within a
ength of Ballaukeel and imme- |
lately came back under pull. |
Passing under the balf mile /
)Ole Pennington AGAIN closed and at the /
hree-quarteT was on level terms with Bal /
auksel, Wild Idle five lengths in the rear.
p TIE stretch the leaders came, Pen
lington wearing Ballankeel out at the fur
Ong and drawing clear at the foot Of the
tand under the wire, q length and a half
head, Ballankeel half a dozen |
engths before Wild Idle. The cheering
which followed Aaron PenningtOn's victory
veT the hitherto unbeaten cup-ChampiOU,
was very hearty, and strongly
eCalled the scene at the finish of the IA
nous race between Harry Bassett and
.0ng Fellow for the same prize IN 1872.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
Death horaDistinguished Educator.

Hartford, CONN, July J.--Rev. Robt.
j. ViTmilye, eighteen years Professor Of
Theology in Hartford Seminary, died this
morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
TrOt Against Time.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The horse Bodine,
owned by Mr.. Goodrich, Of this city, trot-
ted against time az Dexter Park to-day.
Time, 2:23, 2:23, 2:23B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
UNION AND AMERICAN.
TeTsDss OF sssbscrtpttOsa.

T 1lAIL Oh AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
TOBACCO AS A MONOPOLY.

How the PaternRI Government lOT
France Manufactures the Weed-An
UNPLEASANT Establishment on the
nuaf drnrzau
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-06
New York,
VieksburE.

VICKsBURG, Miss, July 5.-The ne
grOes had a Fourth of July celebration at
the courthouse to-day. Some difficulty
occurred among the audience during the
speaking, about ! O'Clock, when firing
commenced. Several negroes were wounded
and two unknown negroes shot. John
Hill, white, supposed mOrtally wounded.
s 2. M-All Quiet now.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09
9eutidJ>enaliidle Sdlule.

Sn llntsrjsi6nsis erIaubt ft. anbur9 isi.
nfn Grunben unb 9sfanntsn anlujsissn, baB
pom 6. September an CT feline S6ult fir ens1
lid unb Drutl6 erSifnst ipp ale snsliI6en unb
ttutIbsn esbrssssniants srtinbIi4 unb gut &C.
lebrt tperbsn.
Sir Ttutl6t, bic fnslil6 lslsn, I6rsitsn unb
Ipreben Itrnen ppllen, trirb cine MbenbI6ule
r6Ifnft unb nimmt anmelbunsen entge9en in
lsinrm Bud & Stationsry StOrr,
Simon llIlmann, Qebrer.
Stats Capital ecttl @uiItins GriHe unb
Walnut Strabs.
Sarrisbura aueuf II, 1875.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09

- lin weIfe 8Iumen uno $Iuu,cn
mieoer friid) unN itraif 81 MADDEN, ibnei.
bet man (uub 8ObmdIer) Die Stcn9eI
untsn ctluaS ab unN iteIIt iie baum in Gin
8efdb NIT 8afer, in WsIdcS cinise
8rOpfcn 8OmpberipiritlS sesoiien iinb.
Sie SirflIns 1T wubrbuft iiberraIdenO
uno beiuube uu9enblidIid. inOem islbi
bic an Der dubercn Seite bes @eidBeS
son3idIaif rabbdusenoen SHaweniid
in fllrjer Belt wieOcr aufribtcn unO
gang itcif luerben. SnfeIbs &erinbren
1T aud auf 9elammelte YHanscn mb
bOtauilde Spseiesarten oniucnbbar, mel.
DIE Der YHan3eniammIcr nidt iosIeid
bat einlescn fOuncn, bic man aber aud
in ibrsm tueIteu 8nitouOe nidt cinIessu
fam, GbcnIO bat iid aud Die &am.
pbersririiduus bel bcrpsIftsu Stcdlin.
gen betpdbrt.
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s,an alaha arnr. OIerharb.

tsm brfannttn bsutf&n gsrlsssr ssbt nnS prn
Samiltpr, Der Sauptfabt bsr 8trmuba-SnitIn
aus, Gin abl&isbsl@rsitfn 81, pprin sr uns
miiibsiIt, tab CT f& sansIi& BON benz gsrIass.
ssI9dft psl9ss auf 5srru G. Sanbiraut iibsr.
ssbt SariidspUssn bat unb nit itinsr FranIsn
Satin na9 ben Srmubas iibHssfsbsIt II.
gDir eUnnm tsm untrmfbIi@tn alttn Ssrrn,
hsr elm 7OiabrIsss bttpsstss esbsn blnisr lI&
bat anb Bit sr NIT StpIs anfabrt felt Sc Sab
rem i'm 9u@banbsl tbStis sspsisn H. bic pobI-
ssrbisnts Rube auf isnsm bsrrli9tn Ultt@sn
Grbs, psI&ss r f9 gum gufsntbaIt rrforfn
bat BON 5slsu unb ipuIlsn brhsnL ba6 sr iI&
nod rs6i Ianss Sabre bsr baliamii&sn Sss-
Iuft unb bes sslunbm aIima's, psI@ss ben
gsrmuta.S .SnisIH sissu fsin iOL srfrsusn nSss'
sus Isinem abI&ists brudsn mir foIssnbs
Shae al, psiI Fs 70 rs$t bsSsi4nsnb fur ben
@ltm iit:
Sd Faun aus tsm mir 10 Iieben Wirfunss-
frrile unb aus bfr angenfbmtn Vrbtneune.
In bsr Id felt Sabrtn nit bfr prtile ;u ltsben
bic Gbrs Bate, ni9t f1riben, pbnf Sbnfn Muen
msinen tief stfiblteI Dauf fir bic SisIfaGt
liutrrhibuns ausjuIprsbsu, bts Gle mrinsn
liutsrnsbmunssn ansfbtiben Iie6sn, unb cbnt
ben pieIfn psribtn pfrlTnli@sn Greunern. unb
Ieneu bic mir nod auf meinsr Sprjdbrisen
Rale burd ben Welfsn 70 niannisfa1s 8spei'
bss Woblppllsus sessbsn babsn, Gin bsrslis
9ss esbepobl ,u,urufer, ole Nls bittsnb, mir
elm frsunbli6s5 anbenfsn Su bspabren.
Wait 9lunsn if btr pfao msinss 8slbafts-
lebeus nidbt bs(frfut setptIsn, mas tppbl Dot
,usspeiIs Ieintn 0runb bnrin bat taB t9 ben
8sruf bsS @srIsserS niGt pom bios taufmdn'
niI9sn Stanbpunft bss 8elberpsrbfS betra9-
iets, Icnbsrn msbr bon benz bSbersn aus, baB
bsrIsIbe bic Gbrenaufsabe babs, an btr iitili9tn
Sebuna bes 8pIfeS 3u arbfitrn unb iiuBltbs
StsnntnilIe 3u psrbreilsn. SD trRite MID aber
nit benz 9tpubtlsiu, bab Id itets nur babin
,isIene Ssrleet unb, jenen 0runblab trsl, ME
aud nur einsn einSissn 8pgsn eserudt babe,
bsr ni9t ppllfOmmsn nit bsmlsIbsn unb msinsr
llsbr,susung iibntinssaimmt bStte, i0neern
ltet5 nur IpI6s S9rifisH, tpslte has ,iitlits
pbsr matsritpe 8Ubl hes gpIfss ju fOrpsrn
seeisnst tparfn,"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-09-09

= I'm @cirorenes Qce cream) Al
mtadeu, fam man iid aud luobI obne
Gismaidiue bebeIien. Nfan lteue in
eiHen tleinen Sinner Gin Oben perldleB.
bares 8ledsefdb, filIIe ben 8aum rings
I'M bieieS nit fleinen GiSitIden nno
Sals aus nuo 9ebe in buS Blebeefab
bic bOrber eetuiIrSte Sabne. 9Ran tbut
luobI, 0ielclbt auf Sis porber ausSufib.
len, gfadoem 0as 8ledoefib esIdlOi.
fen, befe man ilber ben GlHer Elm nai
les polIenes Sud llnb baIte oenleIbsu
in Ieiler brebenber Bene9nn9. Sc en-
ger Sas 8Ied9efdb III, nm 70 rai&el
boII;iebt Iid Oas 9efrieren Der Sabne
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SdintHe aninnrt.

SSeeit 0u bas 8immer aus ? fruate
Gin SrIdnber ben anOern.
Die rnlde anttuort mar !: Stein, id
fcoe Den Sduub aug benz Simmer.
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sApfr's abfiibrfnot 1iIen
(AYER's CATHARTIC PILLs.)


Tar elnetruns unb Sss
A lung autr StSunatu
e TN Wdatn, In btrptber
- unb ben Gtnssr.lb,n.
A Sic iinb Elm mtlbes
!: !; ! | i. !. /. !
kN4.f abthbrmiitsI unb siH
5&&N treffiHeB Relntsunss'
~, miit,l. Gls btRss.u
~ W. gang aus pFan,sufot'
fen unb enibaltSu mes
aA. her Quediilber, ncd trS
& esnb anhere Rintral'
~ 80 (tcfe. 9isle erntliAe
arantbsiien unb asstn
gsrstn tnr$ btr.n sessu @strau4 rtrsaist une isSs
Bamtlie iOue blsitIbsn Ju e4ue une S1lts psnn sr'
irIesrit@, peraiRs BaIis1; aanss gria4nns bGt b..
aasr qiIltu fnb, BON beusa esr aRdrst ibeTi4psmmt
NJ. DurA ctren stIessnilieH Gebrau& iriro haS 9lut
serttnis te perburten.n Sdite psreta ensrut, 9tr'
pisSsr su ssunbsr Gbattstsi ssbral SnHtr. Orsans,
pt@e reriupit NIB fridge eepcretn fin6, perhen burd
apsT,s ptllsI s.rslntst nas tu!ssr tnr SRdlisittt
anSertt. 90 piTo btsnnenee 9rantttt tn @eiunebtit
umsspdneelt uHb ber Gtrtb bleitr umranhluns fam,
rsnn mon bic srube ansaN b.tra6isL psl@s f9 eer'
tslteu srfrsnt, taum atssi&dst ptrSsn. Str 8u6sr:
iSr. ssitrsI. ansssaassr lr rssaS sns Ssiitaasr 70
bab tftidbtn lmmer frw unb po1dnbs buperldbis no.
StsIei& fe na9br0d@ wirten. 70 fub ft bed rn0 anb
saisn Mtne Storuns esT RpHituHsseH, esr Dsat oesT
aui BEN imiSiass i.b.r eSa&t,I Fus,t Fs slns ssr.
fdnese usdnpeiluns, Ipie fe als 4dasmtti se'
zen sts tcIssnetn ssi9psTe,n, psI6s etsie RtlisR
.Gss.n DpSpepfit otsr Sneis.5iirn, Deattisfsit,
&rf1idifung tn6 MppetffpsrLuh icuten fie mdba
eencumen msrben, bant lie ben Waaen anreaen unb feline
stfunee GpannuHa unb atdiisfelt pieberberiielen.
Gestn teberIetefu uub eeren rerthtetne 0rmptnme,
sestn biIibie Gcpff6merjen. netpbfe Geghd,mers
0aIeuliebsr fouten fe ie nd& GrictbtlHtb tn anaes
meIener 8abl atnpmnen rereen, um bic frdnibdtie
Gtdeti Su hsben, p6tr bic WsritpptunSsu, psl4e ie
0sssa as9t os,s SHr4fau HtD m'laeus nur Elm.
Gtsen SsHenmaiisnins, eidbt. Sarnsriss, esrl.
Rlopfeu, Gdbmer1en In Der &eite, TN Riiden uno
In ben eeneen fclgn Ne 70 anse anbautrne genemmeu
psresH als erlOrb.r4 40 be traliRus 1bdttsisit ess
SHisms ninlsIpanbsln; % rsEi4pinSsa hanH AUD bic
GsSsa SBaiIeriiidt unb waNsrsadsIse anfdbrveI.
Iauoeu tcuttn ife In erpben uno hduhstn @abtn ees
nomen lrsretn nm be Reirfnns siuss bEaii4sH NaT1
elrmlttele berpcrlubrinaeu.
Ctseq itnferbrdduna altme man elne srpbe Gabs,
ba htee Zen atwhnintn GrIclg nurd epmpathit beptI
aIe eine BeThauuusep tIte uetmt man eine bis
n5d Rtlls um bic Hsreauuns ~ btfaTnern une hsH
Mageu 30 eflet4tsrn. ftf.t
Giue ssltaeuillae eabe stat ben Raaeu anb be Gins
sgpelhe u syebsrer Ihtitsfglt an, sai Zen apptitt
piebsr Ser uHh IfaIsi has Gsem. 3absr pItt eb eft
pcEtbstI1ait aue ptHH feline syFsl9e RraHfbet rets
kaHbea IN. 9anbf her lemll9 nett ihhn finhet oft,
bab sr nae etHeF @abe bsitr HltIteu fA euti9tshlu
Better tsfnh.t tassR hsittttR hte HtJhauHuserTsaue
retnissH inb Rdtfsu. i
.firy Ptapartrt sSR
Sr,S,G .asst & &C., y2ope4, ,llaF.,
FyaERissH aae SHaIsllfasE SssRitsJh
Z EHFSHFt vVp aIEea HrcghiAfH 6bsFsH,
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- Ole nsneIte grinoms 1T Elm
S6irm, pcIdsr am 9Hue bstsftist pirO,
I'M bic Come uno ben Oie9en bonn
$anpte 6es &fnamOnlIes fern gu bal.
ten. What next
= @as If Elm 8uutt 2-giu 8infeI,
6em bsiOe SdenfsI uus0rriifen finO.
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Tar elnesruns unb Stts
lung autr Storunatn
TN Mastn, In btr etber
uub ben Gtnsertieen.
gie fub Elm milpes
abfnbrmiitel unb Elm
trefFi4ss 9aeIntsunss'
mitttl. sic btife6tu
gan, aus PFaneufofs
fen uub entbalten mes
her Quediilber, Noe irS
etnb anhere RlntralS
ftpHe. giele ernftliAe
Qrdulbeiifu uub qeihSu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-09

woods on Sunday, which. In the oplnlon
OF DIR. liardeman. were those of the chli
In crossing the river the wind lifted 49,
water up In a solid mass until Il seemed y
perfect wall Of water. Charles johnson q
man employed by Colonel johnson. w. a
hauling load of lumber 10 town FINN
Scotsboro, and, seeing the danger hastil,,
unhitched the horses. The wind picta1
the horses up and dashed them against ,he
ground, injuring them quite seyerelv
tharlcs, the driver, sustained painful *
Jury-the wagon and lumber We're blow
away. A goat ON the plantation OF Coln
mel Fair was blown on. n was AN m,
poultry. Small rocks were blown viii
such force that they were Undecided IN
trees and are still 10 be seen there.
In Columbia County. little Charley Az
cry had his clothes stripped from hi, boly
by the wind and coarse sand driven apain.,
his naked form with such force As 10 rnrer
his flesh. The grains were allerwards
picked out.
Mr.. Edwards saw stones that were i'm.
bedded in trees by the violence Of M
wind, and "A single which struck tele.
graph pole, penetrated through the poe
and remains there, with an end PROTECTING
either way.
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Soaring Himself into Sobriety.

A very decently appearing. well-dressed
man called AT the police station on SUNDAY
slightly lover the bay" and walking up
to the railing, behind which shone the
good-natured face of Bach he stead
ied himself, and with intense drunken
gravity said, "Ar, YOU -hic-Mar-
shall ~ mo- says Bach. "but I'll DO
ust as well. What's wantingsn Il
want 10 go into the room where you hic-
lock 'em up, and look-hic--look ii
over" "It's Sunday. and no time for
visitors besides. nobody is admitted with.
out leave of the Marshal" . tell you
-hic-I must look in there want to-
hic-bad." "What do you want 10 look
in there for Any body there you want
to flnd?r " no; but justlook h--hic--ere
You see I'm pretty drunk nPw, n I'm
-bic-'fraid ii don't get scared somehow
| shall get so-hic-drunk that | shall get
put in there. just le' me look the place
-hic--over, and see lift won't scare me so
that I-hic-that shan't get any drunk
err" Bach couldn't stand that appeal, and
became for the nonce an apostle OF temper
ance, and the man departed satisfied. and
we presume became a soberer man, for he
didn't get brought up.-Lanrenee Mass.
A,usrtcRn.
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Lactometers.

The lactometer is short glass tube
somewhat like thermometer without the
frame, marked inside with graduated
scale, from zero TO 10, and having AT one
end long empty bulb. loaded with shot
This simple instrument is plunged into the
milk. and indicates the density ofthe latter
by sinking TO a particular figure marked
on the scale. Thus, II the actometer
should go down 10 naught. your milk will
be all water; if TO fifty, 1t will be half-and.
half. ito 100, pure milk with cream .
and ii to Ito, skinned milk, which Il
heavier than cream and milk.
Ii is requisite that the milk register by
the thermometer sixty degrees Fahren.
heit, as difference OF ten degrees OF heat
would make difference of five degrees on
the lactometer.
To be exact, in conjunction with the
lactometer, per cent. measure, 10 show
the relative quantity of the cream TO the
milk, might be used, registering one hun
dred degrees, of which the cream should
occupy twelve degrees. as by the intro
duction OF a modicum of water theabsence
of the due amount of cream 10 your milk
would fail TO be indicated by the lactome-
ter.
A lactometer can be bought, we suppose.
for about fifty cents at retail, and a cream
tester for about seventy-iive cents.-Amsr.
lean Grocer
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A Great Farmer in Georgia.

Col. Lee jordan owns and cultivates
10000 acres. the original cost Of which
was $50 900. He has 500 laborers, but IL
gradually adopting the tenant system. He
raises twice "a much corn as he needs. Six
overscers superintond the plantations, and
raise from ! 400 10 1000 bales Of cotton. No
fertilizers are used, as Col. Jordan believes
them to be productive Of caterpillars. For
nierly he spent $4,000 per annum in
guanos and phosphates, but now makes
his own manure. DIR. II. III. Coleman
does the practice OF the plantations on the
following plan; He assesses each head OF
n family So year. whether he is sick or
not; and thus. bytaxing each man lightly,
IL is made burtiensome on more. lie is a
good physician, and says that II Is the
healthiest country he ever saw. Only two
adults died last year out Of over thousand
souls. The preaching Is done on the same
plan. There Is a negro preacher on a
$1,000 salary, who rides about the country
in his two-horse buggy, as fat as bishop
and as happy a prince. lie charges 81
a head for dealing out salvation the year
round, and with membership Of l,500,
never gets less than 81, 900 per aunum out
of the place. --Atlanta Herald.
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The annual report Of the pork-packing in
the West. prepared by Colonel sidney ID.
Maxwell, superintendent Of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, gives the total num-
Der Of hogs packed for the season, from No
vember l TO March /, at 5,537 .i2i; CORE
spending time last season, 5,5s3 $40; average
gross weight, 2s2 41-i00 pounds, against
26S 2.-l00 pounds last season; average
yield per head of all kinds Of lard. 81 s3-lOO
pounds, against - 5-iO pounds last season
total product, 1893 ITO pounds, against 1911 :
$4,000 pounds last season. or barrels Of
pork there we're produced 5oi, $40 barrels OF
mess, against 423jGI last wear: 46.sj2 bar
rels prime mess, against Az ,22i last year; 49,.
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FOREIGN.

II appears that the late John Mitchell. who
was elected a member Of the British Psrlia-
ment from Tipperary, ireland, a. subject Of
Queen Victoria, was in fact citizen of the
United States, a appears from transcripts OF
the records recently made in the Office of The
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia for the British Minister. 1t i pre-
sumed the Government of Great Bitain in
tended to use said transcript TO unseat the
rebel Of rs.
In order to promote the repatriation Of
French Canadians from the United States,
the Government has set aside several town
ships in the Northwest for all such who wish
% return TO Canada, and tske them up as
free-grant homesteads. Liberal terms OF
transportation II these people from all parts
of the United States have been made with
railway companies.
A decree has been issued prohibiting the
importation to France Of American potatoes
packed. This i done TO provide against the
introduction Of the Colorado beetle.
John Martin, member OF the English Par
lament from Meath, T. dead. He was a
brother-in-law Of John Mitchell.
At BrockviIle, Ont, w. G.. Greayes and
DIR. +. II. Spartan, on trial for murder in
causing the death OF Miss Sophie T.. Burn
ham. on the 18th Of December last. by per-
forming an abortion, have been found guilty
and sentenced TO be hanged on the 23d Of
june next. Greayes wss the seducer Of the
unfortunate lady, and was with DIR. SPARTAN
when the abortion was performed.
AParis paper says that the Emperor OF
Brazil proposes 20 sbdicate in favor Of his
eldest daughter, the Countess D'Eu. The
Emperor. upon his abdicstion, will make the
tour OF Europe. after whichhe will proceed 10
the United States, where he will make his
home.
The ceremony OF comforting the title Of Car
iinal on Archbishop Manning took place at
the Church Of st. Gregory, in Rome, on the
3ist The services were most imposing. and
were witnessed by large congregation. in
GLIDING / 600 English and American Caths-
lies.
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EAST.


Gold closed in New York, on March 81,
nj ia IL.
The Rhode Island Republican State Con-
vention, in session at Providence on the Goth,
nominated Henry Lippett for Governor,
HenryT. sisson for Lieutenant-Goy
w. Adamen for Secretary Of State, Willard
sayles for Attorney-Genersl, and Samuel
Clark for General Treasurer. The last three
named are the present incumbents.
The Rhode Island Democratic State Con-
vention has nominated Charles X. Cutler for
Governor: John Il. Pierce, Lieutenant-tiov.
ernor; Charles T.. German, Attorney Gen.
eral; and Philip Rider, General Treasurer.
A telegram from Msuch Chunk, Pa, Both
says that the striking miners in the vicinity
were compelling all others 10 quit work, and
serious disturbances were threatened.
The whole Of the business portion Of the
village 81 Ticonderoga, y. u, was destroyed
by fire on the 3lst. The loss is estimated al
100000.
The boiling Republicans IN Rhode Island
have nominated . State ticket, headed by Ro-
and A. Hazard for Governor.