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BUR NAH.

t4~'">1'' '"'~~'
CALCUTTA, juno 15.-Tho Calcutta phpors of
this morning announce tho arrival at MandAlay
~ n;- nonclax Fo,.vtb AM. ,hc nther mentors
,..'",. ~. s,.,,., 49,. ,,.,,....
ot sho al'ss1on' ~ "eeo"a.a uA'v nosu,1s' .''
reached us Of tho reception given to them by tue
Hing. Tho oatoutnttous wocoruo accorded to
tho fyfnese noneru, T,eesootal,t. still continues
-. :. ,..m..oI .,,d t,,o~o NJ, l.. ~ ,,o,bt ~ ,o
~ ~ msoue'o'' aau .,' W. '1, ~ ~ sIs
facs That tlo ectloh OF tAo hahg ol o"fm"n IN
this mattor has hal upon the Ihllan Government
the esroct Of making it take a moro ecrioug yiew
or tho aituntion. Il hns been aaycrtod that tho
o,,,an, ~ ~. nnvo.,,o- ~ M,woi, i, y,.tt,,,,,
oplco1 " LILO oo'o'no1 VI ni''p'4 :" ,'''''''e
Mnndaiay WAS to endeavos to procure tho eur-
render Of thn PantLsy fugitlyeB. who, al you
nre avaro took refuge epme week ago III
+i,t 1ryt,.,, naaIdonny nt I,fnu,o. md WIN were
..,.as,aa - 1,.,,aoo ,,v I'm m
l!t.cai agent, caps. CooKe; on no otl1et hahu,
the IhnBoon t01ctte Ri1egeb That 1eeacotan
camc ns IN eccIeditea 99ont from thlna asa
Was tho baafer OK disratchcs otnclalig anho1ho-
lug to the htnR Of busmah tue ueatn OF tho Eni.
pofor q Gh1nn. under tl'ose circumstance. II
Ia said tho king Gould not 40 othetwlso than
treat him ~ ~ honoIed gtlest. notWi.hhsannnE
tle eraYo sasplc!on ot nos.I.y u 'ne nIttast!
eIoyefntneht aiiaef sncn ao !apVseu. A'losnos
view o. the matter, which ~ not without con-
siderable numpor OF supporters taat tlse
King conduct III dtia to iolsy aud ossentatlon
rather thaf TO any aeiiocfate intontloh 20 lhaMt
". Inc account OF s!s uoaPlas forbyinh nsni
interview rttA HIS Mn1estY u hnaioasly !ooaoa
for. 1t ought to By received here bofoIo thG oI.l
OF tho carFrnt week, although tlaso woalu s,-
noar to b. some ibto1ruptlouh OF tLe tolesraph
lines u burnla'. Which may 1'ossso!y canho ae-
lay. Notwithstanding ne taes tnas lne aoVelh-
serious !Hht, the ba,ance OF 1n!pHe othnlan at,'1
appeara to loan to sllo belioi that peacoaoI'
bott!omene w yet 10 CONS 70.
'hloanWhslo n oot4 s4es y % continue m M 70 70 carry on
preparations TOT war: y may pe ~ me 1ecolloo-
ton Of your readers that Home weeks ago mon
stouod atory told ey one OF tho bomhay news
pareFs loEAtal1lS certain ausplolonh-t ltai.
tans "ho had ar!!yeu a. th4t nort 1y EeSons
, 1875-07-30

Proclamation frNEA E0ts &snsst
Fonr Scorr, Ian, July 2D.-TAo dispatches Of
yesterday etAting that William /. lEoss, Chief OF
tue Cherokee Nation, lad beeu assaassnased. 10
untrup. Tiie following proclamation from him
will 10 published III lie Daily Monitor Of tlla
city tomorrow:
cuEuoxxE NATION, !. ia meeting. Of Fl
inst tn ako luto consideration TIC st"ra'ed state ot
a,aIra growing out Of tho painfully Arge number of
cuulmitlp Thtss leeds nuosallzat country aErcad
uurs VI uss apprehension aMlolR tic people. ahlau-
gsr our mo-. y.i1.s Esht. anu tfs1s ,ss. nn @
tho power Of tho officers Ut the Suton u s1rlFcEs
titsu crimes by tho e1erciAa u energetic elosts III
dss shs law, i. xaa deomed adyiaallo that
yo,,r Intention should ho directly caio thu sublecs
snd .s1 .tfc!ian given . = we 4, #ss oss IT, ealsa.
yo:if saort 70 prevept tho Introduction u
Il a'aias tso mol s' fruitful S ssurss y eus sotsa
sreoni. To ratuseo fully The trossaous If t!y act
ses' W. T. as e a my saer!o
sS .s P.urb s'ars sl.s.y ';;ssp'.ss ;s :s.. s4ii .a
soisr.te i. IN .Sfs...as sss1y person I1as % 10
fuu..u III your d!sTltt wha Huny ba k.uSn to bs
yan VIZ Id suae 10 W
such Iersous md continue n their pursuit until A.
1tsted., III s!uw Of tho ue.r appsosch Of the
called to ths Importance Ut preserving order during
kn,pe protection for qulu., leacsabe, aud free
ssrsa u the electye franchise by the so1rE4 q tbs
Ssson regard esA of paFty ao', " rase 1n .pp'yna
thu dsy and the day fulluwing .. Tho court
house, yon will cotnply with tho third instruction
g.yeu abovu, t.sptctnH guAsAa. Any drunkenness
Or law!eas department ,le lart Of any person act
lug ~ uuas,l during shu lSr'ol II tie election
referred to will Ia promptly mud impartial,
reypostbu for tls recurrence by Immediate
from plse., ur such other procedure the aw aud
the ercum1tancet Of ths may wuFra1t
You WILL Alsu caAks ths circular, whlrL
h4s been kati1csat.l to all other oidcest
Ia tho Nation, to 10 properly p sled ut tbs Court
Iutlsa your district for tbs OF to putt
liz, .uu whuse to-uprlation iu SECURING tbs sud-
sought t0 eu accomplished bY 1t IL earnestly solicited
! MILL L. ltoss Principal Chief.
, 1875-07-30
THE MANITOBA TROUBLE,

OTTAWA. Out. July 39.-A Winnipeg co1e-
tponaeut Of the frse I'rras telegraphs AZ fol-
ows: "lieliaLle dispatches raceiys4 from tla
Nest state that tho tcene ot ths reported trouble
u ri ii. Laurent, 81, mltes sast from Carls-
on. 1Ae rlaiu hunters have seized and contis.
4ted The property Of huutsss who refuse 10
1mply With the regulations. and nud,r tho
eadesshiu Ut Qus urQMoud shay ARys vet UP
oyulty to ttie Queen. II IL understood hero thai
Aa lion. lif. Laird will be Rrst Lieutenant,
4osrrnor ot shc nrv Province iu the Northwest"
Tho steamer Cen Liz. tliashlcd, was toxsd 10.
Q u l"sulea yestcrdaY morning lY tho tug j.
atkld having struck pieF vt WAiteA4ls hhe
~ bces, dceked Tor repairs, but it IL probable
hat he" hul will ba BULL for her engiucs
Nalls tae miutps.
, 1875-07-30

..,-.
~ "nlsa ~ msny , vsRrs sns pn.n.o IT. n"1 h1e', I
!. 1 m ;hn ,m !. nwny ~ tt,s .n,v s..Ii.
mrnt will whiss, II n inl- r,nIrcI.
f}ur cnrraa,,,n,lnnt Mt 1}urci,ator xrtto..
RI, ,,rr.,y1n. 1.n,,. ~ I,.rr,,o.I.- h.,, h..,
nn,i,ed IN cn.c",,rnrr If lin nrr.,.nt RAIN. nni
il /. feared many tr,fs nrc u,nch ,lanari. Int tho
Injury 10 utlur kuIs Ut pruIMt1y haa bpuu snulpara.
thrly enIll. To-'l1J tho hhols have considerably
ah1tet,
Our Leicester correspondent writes:
Tie ralu has inne Considerable ,ianlgr in rrirts.
crslrc much Ut Tue hay not ~" gu 1etn9 rendered.
"pthtai by lho wei h'ld the earn having heen bnstt
a"wn ~ ao.e M 'ss1 i ~ " sn W e.'s " ~ :" "hts
n.n, W. n,,tI,nnteJ mi .rs;ctI.y ,snni wern IN,
v1unl In carrylpU o,{ ura,s ,,,t nj ta rslpws near
tlsl orutu faarinN ts,. II lett IN TIN GqIL It w,ul
b. ,rse.l away BY thu rtsnK water. Thu tributaries
~ ~" Innf,-!aa i'er"s' and IL" aaF-hte bank
@ n.y. mo '1''ef f'eF 'ose 1ee' AZ n'.A""F'n oh
~ 7,..
ano tnnrs E.ses hlt!1us irnlt nv! - u
!'ohta h''a"nB tlla. 1ho faa,'htl Ior 5't!s la.lo
MaH .ie ''e"S'eA' 'nat Aaa ocs"s1oo 'os "a''}
sthio'!
THE PRINCE or WAITS rocR.
,o sor,,; ",.i ~ .,'a, , ~" at ~ t,r. .u
!, T. 1e.t'T ioaao ao tt,.,., a.. na,,
~ " y $1,000; =; ' ,sS - naS. ,T r. ..,','t.... ~ "o
t. =, t"SR ~ ~, G"A i,n,, , ti, aa s,,;,s
,.iM o,,,n,rt ~, nnt "a ~ - n',sr, ~ ~ hnn'r
" W" ~ on & - - m on oa,,. ',,,
~ L., H., aa,a1,;s ~ ~ - - r,sout nrr.,nnS
ho ',,,o. X ~ ,'n,, "J ~, +, 4,as
,, ~, a,,,o., IN n, h''n =. ' "s,a H.. aeco,,
,a,.,;n WI ~ no r. i. ,riH A' ,n's;1,ia
~ sn,.1a- liza ,, ,,'a-or"hIv rnn'a.
sn WIN ~. o,,n",' Al, r',n"n,sy.,v c.hin.
, 1875-07-30
CASUALTIES,
ASSURANCE ACCIDENT.

a STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Frtrtai D.anaf'h tp The Ch.rd1o 1ribnnA.
Fast sAaISaw, Mich, July 2o.-Yc.tcrday at
tc,ioon All accident, resulting in tho death Df a
lady named Mrs. Faloy. occurred OIL tho Macki-
nav Division Ut tho Central 1loal, ncar Sterling.
1t appears that Mrs. Faey, In company with two
ncigAbors named Mrs. 1iostB1afry and Mira. Jay,
VIA returning from horry- picking excursion OIL
fla.,tl-car. al tllrea wetp scntel q. tho front
Of the car. Mrs. liorrsharrT anl ars. Jay OIL tho
uutur sue aild Mts. faioy III tho ndsl'o. alrs:
MlH. Fa!ry attempted to grasp her. whozeupon
both tell 10 tho track in front Of thu
car-wllicll passed over the women, TIM cog.
wIlccl LpeatA tin car striking alrA. Faley allll
killing her instantly. Mls. lfo,rs!arry mas moro
frru,lnto, however. rs her body lay in such n
position, us to emo between tho co1-wl,ael nlnl
iraclt-"hecl nm ihnn elo cecnpld death, al
though rcroiyll; HDycro iututies.
, 1875-07-30
FRANCE.

PANS, July 2o,-siany kilograms haye been
received here from Americans in various parts OF
tho Contluant holding lettsrs Of credit iss1ed by
Duncan, Sherman i Co.. which Lays been dis
hopored. tntlniring about them. Il xasrumorod
hero to-day that tho English aud American
bankers would accopt Duncan, Sherman / Co. y
circular notes, aud taese was much diaappolnt-
ment when the report waa found TO BE- Untrue.
CLAIMS AGAINST TUE UNITED STATES.
In the Assembly to-day II. Raoul Duyal asked
, 1875-07-30

tn HST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, July 29.-r1occcdluga wero had ia
tho United statos District Court to-day against
tho parties Indicted for violation OF tho Revenue
luwA. kelcsmnll WA arrested for
fraudulanty executing Documents required
by the Itoyeuuo law; Simon
Hay Hau.e chnrga Qutnan Dlos., Simeon ltay,
John Mcdonald, and Nudolph ". Uirios, for con-
spiracy to uairsuu tho Government. AL tho
la1tieB waiyul formal atragntne1l:, and ontcred
personal rccoeu,zalsco in si,00u to appear fronl
1aY To tlny,
, 1875-07-30

DEnsE, July 2o.-Twonty-two hundred Hor1E-
meu employed on tho vt. f'othard tunnel Asruck
while at work to-day, and gathered at the north
cru outransp Of tho tunnel al,,l blocked 1t. Tho
SHiBs Goyernnlont ec,.s bp,iy Ut trc0lH to tho
stot, who Aisperjod tho ruterH, killing aud
Wuulidlug several.
, 1875-07-30
IMPORTATION or DRAFT HORSES

StFcIRI Uup4seh @ 1hs CRfeago 3Ft60M
New YoaK. July 2o.-'The lasgeat sud aos. g.
Importation Of draft horsss ever made 70 y.
United 6tates arriyod here to-day pet sisaae
Qreece,-twenty.sevou marca aud stai!Io !;
owuel by IL. W. Duuha,u, Du Page County, ~
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tOWA,

S,xctaf Disndtch to Tht Ghndnn Tribune.
Rtorx Ctty, H., July 29.-Tho heaviest rain.
etorn, Of thu scaaou In tl,|s section occurred To-
night, An in'n,outo quantity Of water foil. The
Illinois tcntral track III raporso.l TO- ) fent I'LL.
der water 4 ti1pu cart Of l,erc. making II neecs.
nary to hohl trains hero till morning. thn cx-
trns Vt iila tlaunge lnno IL not knowh Tonight,
ln. IN Floyd Valley ths c.opa must lie nearly
rtltf,uu.
, 1875-07-30

LodAssroR1, Ind, July 29,-The foundry and
uachlne-shop1 ot ". 4. Lincoln aud tho plow-
hantte factory Ut j. II. Tucker Il Cu. were par
!ially tent1"Syed by tga this Httorro0n. Loss,
10000; fully ,psnred.
, 1875-07-30
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, july 29.--rhs Ptssss says tho Prince
BIshop OF Dtoalau, MousGnor Forester. in Ills
dusl capacity ~ German aud Austrian bishop. IL
madlsti,x bot"esn the Vatican aud Prussia
through tho rapAl Nuncio ut Vienna. 1t ir Bsated
that thu Nuncio llinsolf ts now In communication
with thu rsussiau Embassy al Vienna.
, 1875-07-30

15|7d7HT 77911TIGH
KASHAH C1Ty, Mo, July 2J.-A young son Of
II. J. showaltcr, American Express ngens at
Wyaudotto was run uvcr by switol. cu6ins OIL
tho Kausas Pacific 1.oni aud lt!ilcd, and cclotot
boz uaI,lul Edwards aoycroiy bruised mud cut
ju the lnco. 10th boYs woso riding u,l tho lint
cars mud jumped ofr III trout Of the eugino NJ 1t
backed up,
, 1875-07-30

CINCINNATI, O., July 29.-rhe Gazettcs Hunt
iugtou, ". Va, dispatch rnports that tic seanl-
CT ALy Choice, upward bound, ran oror a skin
containing tour unknown msu last night. AL
Ncro drowned.
, 1875-07-30
h- rI,hr hAtrA

Special Dtssatch "a 7A4 Ghscaas Trtbtsas.
LANSING, July 2B.-Two DArus were burned 1t
Flint Yesterday. owned by Alfred y. Hayes autl
The llou. Ehancy sp1aEuo. No INSURANCE. A
horse WhA Uua ueu
, 1875-07-30

AExRu1s Tsau,, July 29.-lhe outlook In
regard to tho overflow ID gloomy this evening.
Contrary to all expectations tue river here roHo
'au snch to-day, aud this afternoon heavy rau-
storm swept over the city sud adjacent country,
while naWs Of heavy rA.nA aud frsslets III tha
Missouri and 0l!o Valley Indicates still farther
, 1875-07-30


Hr. PArt, Mimi, July 2'.-sttsa Abbis john
son, asud III. Ut MotlcH injured by fracture Of
the skull and hip in tho rai|toad accident OH
TnesIas at I,rainertl, died this morning. This
il the fifth victim Of tho ttlhaster Tile body OF
Engineer Toterkin vas forwarded to TouE!l-
kcopsls yesterday in charge Ut Fneese'lSer.
Tho body nf Fireman Granton inctoscd in
metallic sulin. WAS buried Vt Rtalnerd thu eaIno
hftoru.}oI,. No communication could hn la1
with friends in Onal.s. The probable loss to
t,c Company OH f5eghta IL estimated by Zen.
1[enI ut 5l0,O:U. \ largo proportion Of tho
freight will no fecoyerad. but in damaged COLI
.li;iun. Tho Coroner's jury haYo not dcaiaed as
tp tho causo of tho ncclcnt, hnt lilo evidonco
r1lsRtI,s tlp theory lhat thu cars jumped tAa
track tiisplac4ng tho Eu;porta.
DEATH FROM INJURIES HEcEHTtY RECEIVED.
Sit"n.' D.:Hfth IL Thc Chtr'lao Tribute.
ANN AMOR, Mich, july 29+-Go.leib katsnn-
Inch, Of Linn Township, whp wns run oser BY n
1nowitl.-nactino Il few days since, and had three
ribs n,ld shoulder broken, died this morning.
flo had yot,ug TENN attrciictl md Has standing
ns their head. Yhey berame frightened antl
dragged lilo machine over lin. KAinahacll WAS
ona ot lilo wealthcst anu nloat Influential
farmers i'll Washlsnaw tounty.
, 1875-07-30

khNSAS,
Hreetal M.ratth 10 The th&raao 7rib'nt.
I,AwnExcr kan., Jniy 29.-ffcavy rains con-
t,rue 10 fail In Eastern Kansar, PORTIONS Of TIM
kansas Pacific AMI s,tl,er ratlsoad tracka Eayn
bcru rniucEgctl. hNt m htidses llavo gono nit.
Tin hottest # Ant weather prevents eertous it,
fury ~ ctops.
, 1875-07-30

OiNcINsATI. u. July 2a9.-1lle residence Of "
Andrews, urar alchcsi|ie. o.. burned last uigAt
Loss, $4,000: insurance, s9Btu,
, 1875-07-30
INDIANA,


spertas pttpa4h to 4he CHICAGO 7+fbuae.
Isn1As.pp1IH. IutI,, JuIy 9D.-The winl.storm
which struck Hendricks County oil Tuostlay
night did 1uuob sortouB damage tn Fountain
Comfy. near uaryoysburg, co miles from hero.
Two houses woto blown down and utterly de-
n,o,tsl,od. not 4 yessiuc ro.nalning and otiery
uprc unro,fed and moved from, their fouuda-
la. rr,',. y,,,o ~ n,c Wind wns .n.h as 10
"oAs' NV 'e4.e ~ 49, 49,, T.. "a,.. ,.,.,.,,..,
nptoos tAo growing coGn' sau ~ eono las'Saso' Nv.
large trea". aud carry them iohs INSTANCES. one
x "a ctcsn m thn,inh IL ltad
49,: s. ,1au,d ovcr Tim falling t1sbris
,'t,,s, ua ~, sa,.oxs bsr hi1ca rirI
~. ~ ;.,. ",,,,l n,,a n,mne Mrs patte,son'
md annsler iady. un,,o unknow,,, tic wives uf
furmers In that vicinity. Tho country devastated
was about half milo vide aud ma'o anu ha't
long. ,v.,., J.. at. t,t,4n,, 7.;,,,,.
c.m"H,."k ] % i,Is Ln,y MIIatrr repuris show
Nm dsn,aun ,iouu 10 lie Ml,itQwxtpr Valley Hull
rna.i by thn regent storm to ilnyo beel, much
mora az tsnslyo tnan at tlrst stated Sky teot VI
thr track xnrs w0nl,cd nwny batween llecso,4s
mud Miltons. Anuthor Lr,jco. nbout 4 miles
from town, togo,ller With lbU loot Of tr4ch. was
vvept sway, aid in soyoTal otloE places eulbank-
, 1875-07-30

Mpte kGftOu4 thn w1s 1T list Anticipated. 1Aa uAlE-
age to hay II 9rtu trss Quantities having been swept
away, and tna Brst. PORTION submerged, ~ to os
relStel uzrless uEan traa are badly beaten t!o"u.
Tho Avon It'll rises RAPIDLY aud ~ Invading tho !aTur
apartments u louscs adjacent 70 tho tisrr. willis
great GItsut Of nealow.!And il o9yorsd.
Our bristol correspondent &atcgraphed yestsr-
day.
fru,n an easly hour this morning tho R!1er Frnom,
tie eastern side Of ltrisu. gradually oYrro"c it,
bsAty, aud, hrxt covering tAs low.lyn8 lneatowa
shutting upon H. thu noods rsarhad sonts auAdseda u
huusss recently built thets, aud ro.s IN tAe lowet
obstruction Of property elhued, several VI he new
atrees4 bcng turuud into rivera. Communication
could oAly bs kept up wish tho inhabitants by means
Of rails aud bsts AND too bad y 10 carried - the
datro4sed people by ladders raised to ths bedroom
windows. Must If tha Inhabitants arc poor ptopls,
Eud solua who ledst4lrn had to ~ retnovet tu
calls, TIE clergy of tAs district undertaktu9 W.
work. In the country districts around tbs city Mura
| iamass Las besu done " The lay Fad 70 growing
eTo!s.
london Times Julyl7.
Our Worcester correspondent HEltea JeafeF-
day,
tn shuft lin,s tue whns Of the navigation *eifs
put Out ot sot!on, that ye&ael4 drawing ~ much ~
leet of wAt+r toultl sail over tluu Tho lnesAoxa
tAh side Of the rlFes fsonl MucattaE to tocsae!
swly aud muen grass las beeu spoiled Ths too4
was sneroacbtns Gu tho quaJs 1t Worcester aud u
u'rloek tho wstcr s rl4ang, and tackpd up b,
heavy tlste doxn the Ts1ns, xhtca. n.s osttdowet
Tsxkvsiry, where II tails into ths bsrefu, AxA over
| flowed thu meadows.
Our lsatil correspondent telegfaphs last night
The weuther In thu ncIQaloFhood Of Yath haa to-da
| Undergone favorable eAauEs. and thu doods ar
ahapB, although the river II stu ysty hgh. ana lnAu
hunlEx.is Ut Aefes still under water. TAu gran
crops InuCh Injured, 6elg laI u many places
tat - though they had beeu beaten down BY ~ass
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-17
State News.

The population of Des Moines accord
ing to the census just taken, is 16, 141.
Hon. Sam Murdoch, of Clayton Co.,
Iowa mound builders, for the Centennial
Mr.. Abraham Clough, an old man
sixty years old, was gored to death by a
bull, near Indianola, last week
The DEBORAH Republican says that
rcsurrectionis;s have been plying their
grace calling in that vicinity They chose
for their operations an old unused burying
ground, and opened the grave of u man
who has been buried 20 years. Thcir Oh
icct is not con iectured.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-17

Ir is said our city property owners
will rebel against the law that holds
them liable for liquor damage suits,
as well as the trafiickers upon their
premises, and will soon give public
expression to this opposition, and, if
possible, take measures for the repeal
Of the law.-UubuQue XeroW.
We notice in the same number OF
the Xerold, that lady of that city
is about to institute suit for damages
received by stepping through de
fectivc sidewalk. Now, why should
not those testy property owners a'so
seek to repeal the law which mulcts
them in damages Of this description ::
If they are to have immunity from
prosecution for setting or allowing
one kind of man trap, why not for all
kinds?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-17

AT the primary election in Page coun
ty, space was left on the tickets for the
people to indicate their preference for
United States Senator. The vote was 1863
for kirkwood, and IS for Harlan.
The Republican nominations in Black
hawk county are, II. c. Hemenway and
II. P. Homer, Representatives; d. B.
Washburn, Treasurer; ID. w. Foote, Au
ditor; Geo. w. Hazlctt, Sheriff; Jas. S.
George, Superintendent G. Rodenberger,
Senator; DR.. W O. Richards, Coroner.
The Republicans of Jones county
have nominated for Representative that
sturdy old war horse and honest man,
Col w. T. Shaw. His colleague on the
Legislative ticket is Geo w. Lathrop.-
These nominations, with IA strong county
ticket, give assurance of sweeping Re.
publican victory in old Jones.
The Republican nomination in Fayette
county are as follows: State Senator, Hon.
VIM. Larabee; Represent alive, w. f.
Fuller; Treasurer, F Y. Whittemorc; Au-
ditor, Col J. H. Lakin; Superintendent,
w. w. Quivy; Sheriff, G. \. Dorland. 1t
is matter of congratulation that Mr..
Larabee is to continue in the Iowa Senate.
He could not well be spared il wise ..and
able legislation is desired
I,n Il
spectacle of a candidate for office, with
full assurance OF his election, withdraw
ing from the canvass, to better promote
the unity of his party p. NJ. Sutton, the
Republican candidate for Representative,
is the man. and his disintercsted self sac
rifice tor harmony is worthy of note in
these days of INSCRIPTIONS selishncss and
dirty strategy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-17
A RARE CHANCE.

I OFFER my place. one mile northeast of Court
| House joining the corporation. and contain
ING thirteen acres. for sale FOP CASH at a bar
gain This is the finest location on that side of
town. and affords rare opportunity for garden
er and fruit grower TO secure the place of all 9th
els for this market Two acres of orchard and
small fruits already established. ~
J. l. LOOMS.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19

Before morning Mrs. Foster was at
Alice's bedside--trying, In vain, to soothe
the delirium of her fever. Her one effort
seemed to be to tear the Scapular from her
neck. Don't bury me in that ugly brown
habitn she would cry out Katie, bring
me that soft white tulle for veil enough
to reach to my very feet. Bring me, too,
some sprigs of the clematis that climbs
over the garden gate. 1 will tell you how
to dress me for my burial. But no: there
are white rosobuds and delicate vines of
smilax which l like better and thus the
wild fancies chased each other through her
brain.
SIN vain was the ice laid on her throb-
bing temples. In vain was every remedy
used to quelI the raging fever tha was con
suming her life. In vain did her almost
| distracted mother try to calm her enough
tn make an aspir alton of sincere &C ntrltion.
For, while the priest stood with her father
and mother and " eepin sisters, at her side
| to give her the last beautiful Sacramento
| for the dying, she tore from her neck the
brown Scapular of Oar Lady Of Mount Car
mel, given to her as u Child of Mary, and
with one shrill cry, fell back on her pillow
"a corpse!'
"Oh! how very dreadful!" said Annie
"Who could believe that anything SO aw
full could come of love of dress!"
But this, my child, is the danger o
al owing any taste or inolinarlon, however
innocent, to become predominant pas
| sion n-Are Mdrin
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-19
7 INSTITUTION or THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
L Corner st. Phiip and GalVez streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this establishment 10
lid ami paI entail rhe pupils separated from
their Recreation table, dormtor
the for all In snobt m ssers and no
Young ladies intrusted to their mOtherly care.
with the req nrements of society The comprises
I'm both English and French) all the branches OF know
taught by natives of respective countries SO as to in
The acsdemicaI year CLOSES with public exhibition
and distribution Of premiums to which parents are in
is here the object Of special attention and
tho s Of ST. Joseph seIE
incucAte principles Of solid Pety require the
in sti feeng gs respect and affection towards parents
Pupils of all denominations are admitted; ,-.,-.
school is moved 70 the Bay ST. Louis where Sister
OF st. herS Se in s
Boarding per three months. M
Music Lessons and of "a 90
Singing Lessons. ~ W
Pastel oil painting according to the number of Pupils
Needle work in all is varieties golden EN- OroideIy
artificial 10 taught to the boarders without
For further address sgperioress Of the tn
Academy Of the Sisters of St Joseph Box 5II Ne" vi
leans or ii more convenient TRR6XHs 1RRXE LAYTON
de2o7ily or G. D. ELDER Agent.
or JosEpHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity.
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County Maryland.
TBi, institution E. eaaan situated in healthy and
picturespu ne part Frederick county, Mary and half
mile from EmmitsburG, and two miles from Mount ST
Nary's College II was commenced in st9, and incOr
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in isi6 Inc
build. gs are convenient and sDacious.
The academic year divided into sessions Of Eve
months each.
Board ana Tuition per academic year including
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mendins and saso 90
Doc orB fee - ~
l. L. i'' All ALL Fay! sP1YABIE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided into two Sessions Of hys
months each beginning respectively on the hrt Monday
OF September and tho 1rst Of February.
Letters Of inquirv directed 70 The ,,py,,op
nosmIy - Jo.spss Gssds5y, ES1isSbHIG, Ma.