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NEW ORLRANs January 90 1874,
kN1oHT, Eto, No. 50 West Lombard street, Bal.

G. p KNOTT, Ese, No. SO West Lombard street, bal
timore: 1900
Dear SIT affords mo muc pleasure to advise You
how well satisfied with Bradlsy's Patent Enamel
large cottage new) at Ocean Syringe Mics having
found 1t to cover and work admirably, very
jeot to fade besides being decidedly cheaper It is my
Yours respectfully, r. w RAYNE
OF Bartlett Rayne, 4s Carondelet street.
For further details respecting this now celebrated
paint, see advertiser and testimonials
inside pages.
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DIED :

B0YLE-on Wednesday. June 16 1878 Iswreuce
o. Boyle, nativ" of County Mayo Ireland, and resi-
dent Of this city for the past thirty years
Castlebar. County Mayo Gland. papers please
FINNEGAN-nn Monday, June u. Is7s, a: n A. N.
Mrs Mary FinDegan aged sxty four ears ma i've of
County Meath Ireland and resident of this city for
the past twenty. nine years
MEEHAN-On Friday June H. Is75 at % A N :.
Cornelius j. MeebaD. aged twenty years and eight
months, native of this city.
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most useful article in every household is q
combines every degree the most perfect machine
invented 10 eea ant in finish. simple to learn runs
smoothly and quickly and what 10 Inost important IL
the cheapest The Wilson Machine has received the
highest praise from all have used It, and stands ut
the head Of all sewing machines.
SaiesTeom, leg Canal street New Oreans-
This Company want few more good agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE o. II Members of the
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANS who have agreed
to organize military company under the auspioes Of
the Order, are respectfully invited attend ad
journed meeting which will be held MONDAY EVEN.
ING. June aist at u O'Clock sharp as the Hall No
Caronde,et street. Punctual attendance is earnest
desired. A. o. BOYLE President pro tenn.
JOHN. j. MURRAY, Acting Secretary. jeaO It
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-DIvIsIoN
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
are held in their Hail. No. lilo Carondeet street. the
FIRST TUESDAY Of every month, ct II O'Clock r. n.
The next meeting will be July 9th, 1873.
MARTIN FINNRRTY, Presidents
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. seI374 Iy
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OAK. ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTsBURG
COAL. FULL LEGAL MEASURE, LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED. SEND ORDERS THROUGH POST
OFFICE, Or OTHERWISE. TO MRS. FRY'S
WOODWARD. I2s cALLIoPE STREET. BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE. L. e. MEEHAN MAN.
AGER
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ST. JosEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The regusr monthly meeting of this Society will DO held
THIS Sunday EVENING. June 49, 1875, at o'clock,
in the Hall, Of Common and Derbigny Streets
full attendance requested the Annual Election
Of officers will take place at this meeting.
Gentlemen wishing to Join invited to attend.
JNo McCAFFREY, President.
NJ DRISCOLL Secretary. jeaO 1t
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ASSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Association will be held in the Star Hall l6 Poyd
street, TODAY Sunday at O'Clock. Every MON Der
lie expected to be present business Of the utrost
Importance Is to be brought up at this meeting.
Gentlemen between tho ages Of eighteen and thirty
wishing to join this Society respectfully invited
to be present.
N. J. HART, President.
GEO. B. WILT. Secretary. jeaO 1t
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JACOB OFT, a,,ua
289 Magazine Street, Corner of CalliCpt

Stores Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
with ptSpstch: JobbiDg promptly attended to-
Clsterns made and repaired
All orders for work left at the Office 2ss Magazine
street, or sent through the PoStofBce promptly at
ten ded "a lY5p
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This magnificent Hall, Ghs LARGEST IN THn
COUNTRY, will be completed about the lsth q
December 1t lie admirably adapted for entertainments
II all kinds, LEc1uREs. CONCERTS, FAIRS,
BALLS, ETC., and viii be rented At VERY AopER-
ATE PRICES.
The four elegant STORES on the ground floor. front
ing on Camp street. and the BALLROOM, REsTAU-
RANT, with all cOnvenieSess attached ErOatinG on
Lafayette street are for rent 1t moderate prices
Apply to JOHN HETDERs0T,
Hib,rnis Insuranco Company.
Bo22 81 If no, 81 Camp street.
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GEO. B. WILT. Secretary.
GARD OF THANKS.

ST JosEPHs ORPHAN ASYLUM June II. 1875.
The Sisters of Notre Dame. in charge OF the st.
Joseph Orphan Asylum of Josephine and Laurel
hereby wish to return their thanks
the ladies and gentlemen who kindly took part and
manifested such lively interest the occasion OF the
Entertainment, given at st. Marys Hall tho st and
2d Of June for the benefit Of the above named asylum
Special thanks also rendered to the many generous
friends of the orphans, too numerous to name. for
contributions made to the department Of
also to Profs Deiler Rainod and Gardner for aiding
in the usical performance To the latter gentleman
particularly indebted for many kind services
and for the loan Of excellent pisno used the
occasion. The net proceeds Of the entertainment
Calls So which handsome sum will nabe the Sisters
the amount of debt by tie
tion of an additional building to their Asylum.
OUR GRAHAM BISCUITS,
so HYGIENIC DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS,
can be had from the Principal Grocers and at our
Depot, CORNER COMMON AND TCHouPIroULAs
STREETS.
BAUMGARDEN e. LANGLEs,
Propr-tors c ON N ercial Bakery
je2o 75,y Nos. 5 7. and 8 Triangle Buildings.
EInME-BkLWED LAGER.
CASPER LUSSE.
Nos 476 and 475 CHARITIES STREET, between En-.
Rhien and Spain,
Respectfully notifies Saloon keepers and the public
that having perfected his apparatus for the
manufacture Of LAGER BEER be 10 prepared TO fur
nish Ice Cold HON -Brewed Lager delivered in any
part the city free of Charge at prices far lower
than any other brand furnished In this market Give
my Beer trial and be convinced. je20 3m
John L. LAVELLE,
GROCER.
361. Dryades Street 800. 361
One door North OF EIatO.
BUTTER AND TEA A SPECIALITY.
Goods delivered free of drsyage. my2l ImSp
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T AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE r. SHILLING,
.Dryades Street

.Dryades Street 3Sl
7reen car from corner Canal and St. Charles streets
passes the door every ave minutesJ
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Havipg large stock Of REAL HUMAN HAIR per
LCDAlly selected in the North and Europe. am pre-
pare make der SWtohss Curtis, from dark
sA0 ghtsst in the best style. Every article
reqAred for dressing the bead Fancy Jet and blsoi
Sats Fancy Articles Of all kindB Stock complete and
PRICES TIE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
Hhlr Dressing and Hair Outing for Ladies and
Children. ~ -
EDgHsb, German and French spOfen Gt137+E5p
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WILLIAM LEE.
COAL AND WOOD MERCHANT,
oFFIcE YARD
On the tLevee, at the Foot Of Robin Street,
NEW oRLRAAA
Orders can be left at my residence Of Clara
and CypreSs streets, and ct j. @. DysArts lat Common
street.
Dealer in Coal and Wood wholesale and retail ct ths
lowest market rates.
Orders filed and families supplied ct short notice.
iy90 ~ Iy5p
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MEETING ROOM Fob RENT.-THB GPACI0U
stroet, Of Camp, viii b coated 70 SooEotisa
Clubs, etc., by the evening 81 month On reaSonAb
Apply 1t The Oinso eS he MOHuus sEAR. ssII u
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IRON. IRoN.---........-.IRoN
Soluble Oxide Of Iron.
A preparation entirely new, free Of ali inky tasta
and easily dissolved.
Neither constipatea. injuries the tseth-bsiag
entirely free from acid
Easily absorbed, can DO used by tho most dslioAss
person. Invaluable for children.
For further information apply to
FREDERICTON g. HAREE.
CHEMISTS,
l39 Canal Street ..........-.l39
felt IS ly5p
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Tea drinkers ordering their supplies from cha
Great China and Japan Tea Warehouse,
No. s Camp Street,
NEW oRLKANs,
will save from Twenty-Five 10 Seventy .avo cents on
~ pound Of Tea they commune besides getsing
more palatabe article into the bargain. The following
q few Of our leading varieties
Best Best 99EoNG ts IN
Beet IMPERIAL t0resn)...... -............ 90 -
Best GUNPOWDER observation-disclosures eo %
Beat YOUNG Tyson (0reeDi. ..-...-..4s... LEO -
We guarantee all OF the above be stioty Al Teae
Our prices for 0olcng and Imperial Tees range from %
cents per pound upward.
We have good, nR, we'll favored Black or AiIed
large consumera-
Orders from the country, unaooompantel With the
livery of goods CheoEs. drafts and poseofcs orders
ahouid DO made payable 70 the proprietor.
j. j. MARTIN,
No. Camp street. New Orleans
N. B.-We ship Teas TO all points In shs Southern
States. jsas 74lysp
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A DenisOn Comedy.

Denison News: Constable Cumnins
and Mr.. II. N. Beauchamp, went to
Carpenter Bluff Ferry Saturday morn
ing, to serve warrants on T. Middleton
and Theodore DeGrafiepreed, charged,
the one with committing theft, and
the other of indecently exposing his
person on the public highway. They
discovered Middleton as they approach.
ed the river standing on the gallery OF
the house, with rifle In his hand
and n six shooter In his belt.
They called to him that they
had a warrant for him, but as
soon as he discovered them he ran out
of the house and took across field.
The officers gave chase, and Cummins
fred off his pistol in the air, thinking
II would induce Middleton to stop,
which he did, and turning round, dis.
charged his rifle at them. The shot
missed its mark. Middleton again
started on the run, and Cummins ana
his companions now fired ON him'
One shot struck him in the left side
and brought him to the ground. The
hall made serious, though 1t is not
beliey ed a fatal wound. He was taken
to a neighboring house and DIR. Jones
called in, who dressed his wound.
DeGraffenreed surrendered without
resistance, and, we understand, has
given bond for his appearance.
The Cresset says the officers were
justlfiable in shooting Middleton, put
we do not know where 1t finds the ID"
on which to base such an opinion. iht
that an officer is not justiflable II
shooting down man who has not
been convicted of crime, simply be
cause he is attempting to escape, Al
officer who kills man under such cir
cumstances is liable to indictment TO-
murder. Middleton and Degrafien
reed are no doubt bad men, but tina
does not justify an officer In violating
the law.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago Lawyers and Alder
men Fined for Contempt
OF Court.
The Difficulties In the Mining
Region Wrecked. Etc.

BALTIMORE, June I-h negro named
John Simmons, who committed n ter
rible rape, found temporary safety IN
the Annapolis jail.
POTTsviLLE, PA June All quiet
The troops have been withdrawn rom
several points.
NORFOLK, June Captain Chase,
of the schooner s. 5, LOWS, rcpOrtsh
hermophrodlte brig ashore on chi
maco beach, bottom up, Her name
could not be seen. The beachcrs have
taken charge of her, and claim they
lowed her IN five miles from sea. " IL
rumored there that the captain OF the
brig and one seaman were saved, out
IL Is not known positively whether
any of the crew were saved. Tne
beachers were cutting the wreck up TO
Yesterday afternoon.
CHICAGO, June THE twenty-five
aldermen who have been before Judge
Williams during tbs past week for con-
tempt of court in having violated m
Injunction restricting them rom count.
ING the votes east at the last municipal
election were this morning each lined
500 and costs, and their counsel were
fined each $500 and costs. They imme-
diately took an appeal,
NEW YORK, June IA vessel sa He'd
from here for Liverpool, saturday,
with 6,5l0 bales Of cotton, which Is,
with one exception, the largest cargo
of this staple ever taken from any
United States port.
HAMILTON, ONT, June Ian IN
cendiary fire, Sunday, destroyed n cab
met factory, Herold Brothers piano
factory, North's tin shop, two stores
connected with Copps foundry, two
dwellings and large quantity OF lum-
Der. ,,
ASHLAND, Pa, June This morn,
ing a number of miners were arrested
and prraigned before Squire Griswall,
charged with an assault upon John
Degnant, of Donaldson, and making
riotous demonstrations around MS
premises. Degnant was working at the
roIlierv ON terms to suit himself, but
not the miners, hence the demolstra-
ton and threats. u
HARTFORD, Conn.,, June "-Haies'
|; Hartfords, B. ,,
OTTAWA, June IA fire yesterday
morning at Hull destroyed Gilman,,s
large steam mill, the engine-house only
being saved. Loss estimated atS2o,Ooo;
insurance, $500. mn 49,.
ST.. ALBANs, W., June THE house
of II. c. Greene, farmer, was ue-
stroyed by an incendiary fire yesterday
While the house was burning Greene
was shot twice by Clifton Weeks, who
subsequently committed suicide. DIS,
appointed love and the belief tha'
Green had influenced the object OF his
affection against him, led to the trag'
nlN
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Chicngo's Liberali,y,

From the clinton (MO1 Dpmocratl
A few years ago there was u great
IRE In Chicago, the Sodom and Co
mOrrnh Of 10 day, Ia the time VI her
need she gave u long, loud and lusty
cry for help, Out over the whole land
went the cry, aud 10 the credit Of the
people, DO II said, the cry was not In
vain; help came 10 them from all sides,
Among others, the town Of Clinton nm
Awered 10 the call We sent ~ Chicago
over 81 ,00O We do not mention this
for the snlIc Of boasllng, although we
think that 81 900 given by town Of
5000 inhabitants 10 city In u dillcr-
ent state, ~ something 10 be proud 0f,
and speaks well for the liheralIly Of her
people, Time went on, Chicago was
rebuilt and prospercd. a calamity fell
upon Clinton aud the country that sur
rounds II. A terrible drouth came In
1874, ana entirely destroyed the crops,
The grasshoppers came and eat up the
little vegetation left In the fall, and
are now eating up our new crop. Our
people are greatly distressed, many of
them are In u suffering condition aud
must starvo unless they get assistance,
Under this state OF facts, u meeting
was called and committee appointed
10 90 aud seek aid. They went TO
Bloomfield, Iowa, where they were
kindly received aud the people acted
kindly and charitably, sending W. food
and seed for the suffering, and TO 81.
Louis where the citizens did and are
now doing all In their power to relieve
us. A portion of the committee went
TO Chicago, reminded them of the man
ner we had treated them, told them
our condition and asked them to help
us. Did sue do II? Not bit of II.
The president of the Board of Trade re-
fused to do anything; he would not
even call meeting of the board.
Our committee was snubbed. No
aid or sympathy was given us.
They were not willing to do by uslas
we did by them. Charity Is great
thing with the average Chicagoan 80
long as he receives 1t, but very dis
gushing when asked to relieve his fell
low man. We hope that our people
will remember this, our merchants es-
pecially, and that no more Chicago
goods may be brought to any portion
of this stricken country. Let us re-
member it when prosperity returns to
us. Tell their drummers about 1t
when they call and ask you to buy
their goods.
Mr.. Heath a. Co., General Macarthur,
G. II. Smith, and the proprietor OF the
Sherman house received the committee
kindly and donated literally to our
wants. With these exceptions, not Il
dollar was received from the great city
of Chicago.
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FOREIGN.
Immigration Agents Com ing 10
tlIe United States from
England.
eti.y.

LONDON, June 7.-Messrs. Adger and
Wicks, delegates appointed by the
federal union of agricultural laborers,
TO make an examination of the Mlssis-
sippi valley for the purpose. OF ascer-
tanning its suitability for the settle
ment of immigrants, will leave for tDe
limited States in two weeks.
Three members of the crew OF the
American schooner Jefferson Borden
were brought up at the BOW street
notice court to-day. Miller, the Kus-
sian. made statement in which ne
attacked the seamanship of the cap.
tain and reiterated the charges OF
cruel treatment, of the crew by officers
The magistrate ruled that sufficient ev-
idence had been adduced to senu the
prisoner to United States, which VIII
be done at thu expiration OF hfteeh
days. ,r.,;sh
Edward Welby Piegan, the English
architect, is dead.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Tile steam,
shin City of Melbourne has arrived
from Sidney.
Madame Ristoul, wife of the French
communist, has written letter saying
her husband and his companions es'
caned from New Caledonia to show
TO tbe world the manner IN when tne
communist prisoners were doomed 70
death by starvation In Caledonia
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The secretary of the treasury to-day
made u visit al inspection 10 The cash
room nI the treasury department aud
ullipr ro0Ws where money II handled,
WIN u view Of making some allera,
ll0ls ln Tie construction Ut the desks,
elGr ana for the better protection oi
government funds,
The secretary gave notice to-day that
nom and after this date visitors will
not he admitted 10 the bureau Of on
craving and printing, the vaults OF The
treasury, or 10 any room IN the bulld'
Ing In which money IL kept or han,
died.
Tho detectives have not yet obtained
u clue TO tho robbery, There II some
talk Of the treasury offering u reward
for the arrest of the thief aud recovery
of the stolen bonds, hnt Secretary
BrlsI0w has not yet decided ~ do so
Ia the report OF the treasury robbery
II was mentioned that Mr. Wynnn,
the cashier, WIS the first person
searched by the directors, II should
he mentioned, In this connection, tint
Mr. Wyman voluntarily presented
himself for thatpurpose ~ m example
TO the clerks under his charge, who
were also searched, that being c0nsId'
cred by the detectives the first thing
necessary 10 be done,
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
Manager Greenwan Found
Guilty and Fined Five
Hundred Dollars.
The Editors Of the Galveston
News Cited to Appear
Before Judge Nor
riIl.

GALVESTON. June 7. - The civil
rights case on Trial before the United
States district court here, in which
Henry Greenwall, manager of the
fremont opera house, was defendant,
was decided this morning by the jury
bringing in verdict Of guilty. Green
wall was fined five hundred dollars.
The suit was brought because Green
wall refused two colored women seats
in the parquette of the opera house, OF
which he is manager
In the Galveston News, of Saturday
morning last, appeared an editorial
criticism of the constructions and rul-
ings of Judge Morrill,, of the United
States district court, in the civil rights
suit above alluded to. The article was
moderate in its expressions, being en-
tirely shorn of personalities, and was Il
simple reflex of the extent the editor
deemed the civil rights bill was in
tended to apply, together with are
view of the decisions of Justice Brad
ley in the Grant parish case, and the
slaughter house case before the su-
preme court of the United States.
This morning, in the United States
district court, Judge Morrill, took up
the article that appeared in the News
and commented upon it in severe
terms as "an attempt to throw the
court into ridicule and 10 inform the
Judge of the court that his decisions
We're to be disregarded." Having an
alyzed the article, Judge Morrill, re-
marked that he could not suffer con-
gress and the United States court to go
into contempt by remaining silent, ana
tOereupon instructed the clerk to issue
an order for the United States marshal
TO summon the proprietors and pub
fishers of the Galveston News to ap-
pear tomorrow morning and show
cause why such an article should APP
pear. There is the greatest excitement
prevailing here regarding this action
OF Judge Morrill,, and the result to-
morrow morning is anxiously looked
lor' The prevailing opinion among
lawyers is that no such parallel case a:
this has occurred since the days of the
alien and sedition laws.
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Nav YoRK, June 7,-Cotion quiet
and nominal. Sales, G0d bnles At lGle,
Net receipts, go bales gross, 1905
halea-
Futures closed steady. Sales aO,7lO
bales June, 10 la'a2mlb!c July, lbsGo
! . sO-lai August III l-lsci Sepienhur
lb27 a2ci October lhl'l0@li lb''i2ci No
yemher 49,, 7.a2G0lO b'l0ci December,
l57'lGG February, $50 aaC0lhloi March,
10 2b.laGGlbColb 21-agc April, 10 al'a2C0
Ice May, 10 b-a9@lOlc.
NRw ORLrAEa, June 7,-Gold lOi,
Sight ! premium, Sterling - GOl,
CottOn-Demand fair Sales 800
bales, Quotations unchanged, Re
ceipta, an bales exports, continent,
1910 bales stock, $3.50 bales.
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TIE Couricr.J ournal thinks that
the vicissitudes of war play strange
pranks with the warriors, because
Mcclellan and Buoll and Fitz John
Porter, three of the most accom-
nlisbed officers of the army, are in
eiyil life, while Assistant Commits.
sary Sheridan and "Cra1y" Sher.
man and the unaccomplished Grant
are exercising themselves on the
top rupgs Of the ladder OF fame
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Found at Last.

The lucky holder of Ticket No. $780,
oo7 In the Texas Gift Concert Associa-
tion drawing recently held in this
c,tv. and which swept the $4,000 "per-
simmon,n held bya man In san fran
cisco, California, and ne has been mott.
f,ed to come on and take 1t away-or
invest Il In Denison. The managers
~ the Association expect him In o few
DAYS. and will be prepared to fork
ver.n-[Denison News.
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TELEGRAPHIC
FORT WORTH.
Il. IL. Wallace, EsQ., Nominated
Nv Choice Of Tarrant
County.

Special Dispatch to the Gpallas Herad,l
FORT WORTH, June 7.-B. H. Wal
lace was nominated in the county
convention as choice of Tarrant
county for delegate to the constitu-
tOnal convention, and the delegates
appointed to the Lancaster convention
so instructed to cast the vote of Tar
rant PAX.
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THE WEATHER,

For the gulrstates stationary or rls-
Inc baromeler cool northwest winds,
backing to warmer In the southeaslcr-
lygulf states with clearing aud partly
cloudy weather for the south Atlantic
states, higher pressure, cooler and
cloudy weather and occasional rains,
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WASHINGTON.
Visitors 10 be excluded from a portion
OF the Treasury building.

WASHINGTON, June THE follow
ing was received from the signal ser
vice observers at Cape May:
CAPE MAY, June CA box contain.
ing the following writing on a small
piece of paper was picked up OH the
peach near this city this afternoon'
40 William Jones OF ,rk, Pat
Come out and help us. We are In
Hanger of going under. Tell his vile
and children good bye. j..
=, Detective, Sergeant and McElish OF
this city to-day, arrested a colored des,
Perado from South Carolina, named
Johnson alias Dial, charged with the
murder of DIR. E. G.. Shell, o worthy
citizen Of Lawrence, Seth Carolina.
Johnson was turned over to the
emeers Of that state TO be taken back
lor trial, %