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PERSONAL,


On ,".sa,. ~ ae39 pAA"'"'9A ''''>S'" A'''1
N 10, ;,
"AIt1en IN s'4' ps'n'''s IL Nfs' 4'ooaea,s
et1sles, oeap''e tue eo'o "e"'ne''
Nr. BxEcHEH must begin to realize that his
"slNou ~ Nt-oas''-eoeoe7'
"Perpenafcnlaf DEAD men dono in marble =" Is
the ep'glammalic criticism upon WINNIE laKAais
s5atoafy'
Nile. ALBASi, amembsr Of ths Btrakosch opern
troupe. "asco ss&es olspanaed, sallea lof Europe
yesterday
nr. TooLE has been very warmly welcomed
back to Philadelphia, but Chicago will do better
By him yet.
AAhR I"A1sa works have been translated
into banish " ROBERT WATT, mud tho Danes
arc hard At work laughing over them.
1las RTAr HEAD IL giving readings out West.
Hsr business manager iR tha. vell.knowu aud
popular individual "Ae who funs olAY READ
ST. Loa4s o9ooeV)'
ROBERT brcnANAN has written poetic comedy
to elevate tho sthge. Its theme must have
something to do with the u Gunpowdor Plot
Ais7 bA7EAAa plays in 1t.
Nov the newspapers hays betrothed princeap
BEAgnlcE to the son Of tue Grunl Duke OF
Baden. shlch, though tsiae better than the
former arrangement. II Badenough.
The lleA OF Offering tho Aathor OF "Gartor
RasArtua, = Lattet.DaY Pamphlets" and :" Tbs
Flench Revolut,on," the Grand Croas Of the
Bath! low the old bear must have groulel In
Gaelic.
It Ia aaid that the position Of Hiniater to Tur-
kcy Was. With = ealary Of 87,500a year, offered
Nr. WALDO u. PorrEn, editor OF ths Davenport
Gazette, before il waa tendsred to sx.Consress-
man DOMAIN.
The lion, LAspos G, uAYsys who VA. . co,.
| fcae.ats Senator during Tho Rebellion, and for
many years prominent politician ID Tennessee
died ut Memshs On Tuesday nieht Of tnaamma.
tiou of the bowels,
| r,aoa po, .sn I. aa,d Ia ,,v. ,,.. ~ ,,,,..
:. flcsh In I'm 1.s. throe montI,s ,rd ". a..,.
ea,.sna.s ~ ~, a.. h,a ,.d.d -. a'a KY
liz h.s ascertatned that he aosan't ogn thia
countrv. Dr,nou F,et Ire.x.
="
pssassu so.a* .AS .,n to"uas 'uat certain
sena'oe taausos ~ ot'ns ~ "4s 10 washington
, 1875-02-18
4 ilASTf SHOT.

rather singular shooting affair occurred last
evening, which roaulsed iu tbs aovore but not
dangerous wounding Of Onleer William Jones', OF
the Twenty y.seeond Street Station. J. T. Crosby
d Co., ork-paclers At No. PCT Grovo street, sent
=, elerk to scfgt. Fltzpatrlck to infof1n
him that thoy had lad tl.xeo tiercen Of Lard
stolen from thom, one Of which had
been found amply under TwonYt-secunl
street bridge. and they desired = wstch PLACED
upon the thieves. Tho Sergeant ACCOMPANIED
BY Officer Jonos, weut 10 tho trlago and began
= aearch fnE any parties who might 10 lurking
about. On going uudsr the trltge, Jones lit :
match, and ubscrgedA \ man atsnd.ug behind one
q tho spslsa. lie asked him what lie was doing
there, aud the man Immediately tiled i
seyolvcr 1t hlm. the ball taking
eHoot In Jones' right arm, between the elbow
aud shoulder, passing through The muscle aud
coming out near tue shoulder. The bullst Just
gfazea tha bone. Bstgt. Fitzpatrick pounced
the name Of Robert Hughes aud explained that
he had been ssnt there bY Mr. Crosby to watch
for the return Of the thioyss. With OF.
dsrs 70 shoot any one who cana undcr
tls bttdgsi whsn Jonss appeared hs tbouRlt
he was thisf, and Nas. therefore, bounu to
get In tug trat shot. Dr.. Williamn attended
jones'. and s.4tsd that the bali aams very usar
tevssshg. the main ArtaEy. Haghes VIA Locked
~. and boo1aa ~ kas aaAs&s of ~ as4&plt viii
l1txhs 10 hAli
, 1875-02-18
OBITUARY..

THE DE:ArIELpA.
The mortality In tho DELArlELD family Ia one
of the 1uost singular cafes Oh record. On Fri
day last Maj. JOSEPH DEtAF1ELD, who sotved
With distinction during tho War OF 1872 and Was
Que Of tho Northwestern Boundary Commission
ere appointed under tile Treaty OF Gl.ent dlod
in Nov York ut tile nse OF 81. On the next dag
tho second brother, Dr.. EDwAnD DELArIELp, ono
Of the mast prominent physicians In New York,
and tho founder Of tho New York Eye and Eur
1ndfmary, died ut the ago Of 81. On the next
da7, tue third brother, IfESEY DEIAF1ELp, QUO
ct the heaviest merchants aud ghtp-owners Ia
New Yplk, died at the agc OF u. All throo
brotlleis died ur the Rame disease, pnonmonia.
They belonged to a rcmarl;ate family, al1 the
nen,bcrs having tccn distinguished In their rro~
fess:ons aud iu tho high tocial cnclcs in Which
tuoy moved. Tho other two brothers, Maj.-
Gen. RICHARD DEtAf1E1p, Of the United States
Army, and KCrus Il. nCLAr1ELD diel about two
sesra afo. The united ago Of the two LrotheEs
WAS over 400 years.
HARRISON orAY pYAn.
ore OF thu clainallls for tue honor OF inventng
The elcctric telegraph, died at Rhinebccii, n. l.,
recently. in his 70th year. lie always claimed
That lo otcctol his line OIL Long Island ten
years before r4ot. EoNsE began to talk about
Jlla. Or. DELL eara tho following account OF
llH invention in an injunction auit II was ell
Iagcd With HARRISON GnAY DIAR for mauy
rnonlhB In 1913 and often coussrsed upon the
subject of liH having invented MI electric telo-
rraol,. and I reco1cct lia speaking OF having
placed Inns Of wira ut al elevation around tue
rlce-cou,so at Long 1sland to alonsth which Sat
TILED hitu that ttlcro were no practical dillculties
Il, carving it FROM Now York to Philadelphia.
ff,ka
lily undt rstanding, derived frum ls conve,sa-
ton, @es that tho e1ecttie spark was to be soRt
1-om ono end Of ths wire to the other, and tint
tho spark would leave it's lna5k upon sono ohen1-
icslly-prepa:cd papor."
OBITUARY NOTICES.
The recent mails hayo brought intelligence Of
n auy other cm.nont people. among them Mr..
1..un,sros EAr.1r ono Of the Anti-s'nvery pio-
ntels, md tic Froe-Soil candidate for Congress
fryn. tho Second District Of Rhode Island
L, cyet Maj.-Oen. GEORGE N. MACY, killcl At
E>ston by tho accidental discharge Of pistol In
lis pocket, at tho time Of bis death Cashier Of
tbo Suffolk Bank in that city; II. PAUL
I.scuEr, Paris contributor to the Iadepenl-
anre Beige. aud famous critic and playwright +;
IsSolT EouLD, the wcll-known parisian bankeE
Of tlo, firm Of FouLp, OrpESI1E1H t. Co.; Gen.
CHESTER HARDING, aon of tho artist Of that
ra'ne, who served under FREMONT; Dr.. H1Tz1a.
tho eminent Biblical aud Semitic scholar. Pro.
fessor iu tho University Of Heidelberg GEonoE
FIa1AY, who WAS probably The last survivor OF
tho su1ail band Of enthusiasts WHO won't out to
6, acco with Lord DYnoS, and who was the
regular correspondent Of ,he London Times at
Aliens aud the lloy. JonN Hoppue. Ii. D.. Pro-
fcesor OF Mental Philosophy and Logic In tho
Tuye: sftv Eotlcra I0udop,
, 1875-02-18

J4ETETH SIFYiW0.
+ The 1lnou centr,i 1t,,,,o,a -. a.,.t.
- ~, ,."ss .oa' ..e - 'iah,ns NJ.
ta"so'nou'A u hsl' ''fon"n tieketa from Chicago
to vera Cfns aud the City of Mexico. The cutife
take tia Illinois coptral 10 Nav (r,c,os whici,
,,L.s ,hov, +,ro ,1.-. 1,rn,,, r,,, f,.t. =.
rasa c.,. 49, s,.a., =. ~" o.''no ',
'eiA LUZ Ltie fosAso 10 naue w steamer hod
consumes three Gays. From Vera Cruz 10 tho
City of Mexico they again take tho zailroad,
which will Consume something ]csa II An n day.
Tin r,,,, fror, vo,. f,ny -, ,,'a l,,v -, uox;oe
j.; ;.d ~, .on.a mn ~. s .ot ~ ~, H.,
, 1875-02-18
INDIANA RAILROADS,
pH1pn1En T,E,lTaf &TI1N,

Efforts having lately boon mnde by the Gfang-
eTs Of Indiana TO induce the Legislature OF TINT
State 70 pass Railroad Law similar to that in
othar Western statcs she Legislative COMMITTEES
on Railroads bold 4 meeting With tho most pgon-
ineps railroad meu Of the State few days ago
at indianapolis. Praslout Ingalls, Of tho In-
dtauapolia. Cincinnati i LafaYstte railroad,
mat,o long speech. agulog against such leelsta-
tion, aud finally proposed bill which resembles
tho QUO now in force In Massachusetts. and has
proved entirely Entpfactorv both to tue people
had the ratlroada. The following 10 = syuoras
Of tho blu, which has been taken ln cEareo BY tho
EoMmitteo{
BEcrIoH !. The Govsruor, with the advice Of the
Council. shall appoint tAres Competent poixons
oees tor three {esfs IL sue way That tue term Of
of them shall expire eAch year, and ha successor
bs appointed ty the Governor. liz uay alAo Felneys
s4c. y. Thtsu onm,ntssones. shall hAve tho gaaoral
supsfss!on Of al rsirouds III tbs e:4e, Ehotler op
sEasd by tteln ho1as. or other lower. aud sl4!i
iu VII respects.
Commissioners II shall appear that any roa,i fai.. III
auy particular Y eopy win tho terms of y. eaEtsr
or tls Laws Of tue State. or wheuessr, in thss tudG-
neMt my terAtr4 necetIsry un ttB roads, any
addition to s rulln&atocE. ol change IL rates Of taFV
fos .rsnspnEns f1utst Or passsnEas. Or eny change
huslness ts reaaonaLle aud s1pedent 1u order zo-
noo ths security soaseo!easo. md accommodation Of
suci raroai corporations Of thu improvements 4u4
changes which tlvy adjudsa to be pruper.
Skc. II aAall 10 tha duly u sail CAmHjssloatFs,
upon The compliant application Of the Mayor and
Aldermen Q! any city, to pske examination Of 4ny
r4'lroad. Auy part Of whnss location .s Within tho
limits Of such city or town: aud II, when thirty Or
leg. petition tho Mayor aud AlslcE.e,
to tnAkS surh application, thsy shlll do 10.
plain tleir refusal ln writing uId return ha writing 10
tbs peionsFs Tue psutonors 'n4y. within tan dssx,
appeAI 10 the Commissioner, and II tto xiO.
err sse proper to ,uRke NJ s14mnatiou. AZ il rusd
upon BY thS Mayor aud AderintI, after giving the
ptnuoAera enl corporation Reasonable uuttcs In wit.
Ing. Il, upon asaiatns!loa. thoy shal adjudge Ito
corporation " provided for iu ssc. i.
sLc. Tha railroad corporations shnl, on demand.
furnish I'll Information Ealltse1 by Tho Conuss ssioners
tn zsg.ra to tha eopdtton, mausKeusn., aud oEera-
on Vt u. railroads, including top!as Of Ill lSases,
eoutraets. and R2reanleuA.
ESQ. q. a nd Commissioners shall havs IN otias In
1ndjauA}olts tn WHICH Tbs records shall be kapt, In
tbs dlsrbarss .! thsis duties, tho shall
u ttsnhposts on I'll soads Iii the Rt+ts fEes Of eafge
hsy nay employ s1psss waass sssf;ot thsy ansg nss4
temporarily tasy shA Aaya Clerk. to bs Apv3ut44
By ths Governor, VITO ball tsco!ys ~ 90 psr yeAr.
~. I, tn GoMlnlsaaa4ss alaA tsss3To III An2HAl
sAlASy 1g u. ~ tAut.
Rih. l. Tas annual szpAa.al at Ia ooAsA AAAli b.
, 1875-02-18

.,.
correspondents ., ,as o. Aoais oooe nas
e'Aae to5no "onae,,ul a'se9ves'ee "'sa 'ssa1a to
"AAEs ooNpus nINSA'4s mp - !.usope.
eea'ea "eat toe Stove aoa eEy.nE osa'na1 1no
~" company 'nost vigorous euor's ~ prevent
l.s aolns 80, tne 1eeuef oi .ne asefaee newspaper
epsess'ns paf'61"pn u .ns onecs 1us, '"a' 'o-
to'e7''is so"us ietson nao eoho ~ 1utope ~
sal married "oo'4 ne'ef slvo 'ao sup!ses
eee'uu .nouent' Duh aeeotoins " tns eoi1o-
s'o''oeo1, J., nkSSkfTs mission aofoaa IL one TO
n'l''o4o N4uss auo e1Als nEsSh1F' TO "ahe
..e'ef'ih'saa tne sessan' ot oo"EnAl'e1n' anu
n'nss ana ries1"''.s aa'ee''s''s assnta ot 'ae
Ne" aosh 1t1aM' n's newspaper - 70 as'a'n
MT me9o uatl"nat pos "ofld-"iao o!tcnla-
, 1875-02-18

horne by tho several corporations operating ths .a.
ro4dt III proportion to tho In and proh Of said
curiora atit.f,q fur the preceding scaF. .
SIC. The rfostious Of tA act ~1Ia he applicable
n any ro.ti otaratctl by Trustees Or Ilncrivers.
sEc. ~. Ths Commissioners aall report In January
Of tuh ycar 10 tue Legislature the work Of tho rrc
telnE .r.r. .... -
SIC. II. Nothing in This act shall aGact tho 1ega!
aats @! eny railFoad corporation, or liability for tbs
consequences IT neglect nr .nianLana1emens.
htE u. Provides that no nmplo}c OF any railroad
anal hel,l any OF tho olira1 created by this *ct.
Stc y. ufn occurrence of accident rtattitibR n
laaH nf life cr pcr.ona injury the corporation npera
II. fhr rpAa Htfn whicn occurred elIn give
tiar it:1r - tic Commissioners, who shall inyestt
ga" tiIe sliFit.
, 1875-02-18

When the ylccioy OF Egypt VAS in London, at
the tluio Of tho great Exposition. Gibsons beau"
tfu1 statue OF Venus wRs on exhibition. Iha
Yiceroy stopped IN front OF the statuo one day
ann continued for some tiplo TO contemplate 1t.
beauties and TO study The features. Upon ono
Of bis aids romark,ng to him that tho afternoon
VAS passing away, aud that mucl. remained to bo
seen. IT'D Ficetoy said mo. do not disturb ine'
| wish to 10 ablo to recognize her, for Anu 90
lug to dlue with her this evening"" 1t WA then
revealed that tho Egyptian ruler confpnnded
Oibsoa's Venus with tho wife Of 5ilsnor Gibson,
d member Of tile Cabinet. at whose house he Haa
engaged to diu, that eysnlng. Tue nude statue
10 took for iife-lke representation Of tho
charms Of his hostes4.
, 1875-02-18

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. l7.-Tor the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, the
Northwest, aud the Upper Lako region falling
barometer, south and east winds, warmer,
cloudy, Of partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL oIsENyAT1oSa-
i.Htctar Fab ~
, 1875-02-18

day-Lcctnre HOctety, on his WAY BACK to Eflgl lai.
whittier he goes to tako part in coming political
complications. Tho last political complications
got alnng we'll enough without RHsDLAuaH. bnt
that was an "ofr year" for English Republicans
ism.
4 joke ;a going tho rounds IN prcss circ!ca at
Toronto, Gun. Tho editor Of tho Globe on Fiji
day engaged tho chief Parliamentary reporter Of
tho HAL, Dir. pAnxHrRsr, by An oirer Of ,C5J q
year higher salary. 1l1e Matt on Monday. TO.
turned the compliment by securing tho services
OF Ms Honros, chief reporter of tie uto6e, at
like increase.
DEs DE- BAR want to Indianapolis to play Fal.
s,aE, and WAS sued for the value OF = license to
wear doubtet qnd hose. being 49, 1Io won his
suit and vent to Evansville, where, refuAtDg to
pay 81 to tho Agricultural Interests Of the town.
ho WAS robbed Of bis nuit by Constable, and
once moro won't to Law about 1t. Dottos keep
away from Indiana, Jack.
As NO understand It. tic poat!on Of tho do.
fenae In tho DEEcltEn case Is just this Adultery
10 not adultery WHOM committed by truly great
and good man with tic wifo OF msu not truly
good and great. It Vas money ont Of MOSES
pocket that when he wroto tile Dccaloguo ho
hadn't Mr.. SHEAnMAa on hand as Ill adviser
! ST, Louis Globe.
Western }yceu.ns will DO p'oascd to learn from
| the GoEfke4, doe flat JAMES PARTON has re-.
variable facu1tv for ppttfna himself all over
| into d eontence. md sending It like blazing
shell right ,nto the ovo Of subject CARRYING a1
nnuuual ouantftv ~ .lnr1ipht and making 1oma.
a...N. ~. .,,1;sna. +,
tn'ne OF an e1Eloblon anolh tne @ou1e"eo ~
| nowhere else,' and take proper precautions
neo,nst accidont
"E"iuss aeeioo''t*
! co,s vas 1,roa,dcnt ~ tba unitca stutca dnrins
eolS was !fesloen. " 'ne oh'lea ".etoe ua'i,,S
| the War Of tie Rebellion" would be generally
regarded a. a sunorerogatory credit. But It ia no
mora ,oi1nni1ant tl,an soms of ,bo narpo,anha
nov floating through tho newspapers ascibing
| h Mr. 4 K n4nTtrr.r Mfchiron writnr. infor-
nation that may be found In any elementary
'e,'-oooe on astronomy
An old Bourbon war-horae waB In from tho
eouny "auneso1v, enu "1''o ;" so"n I"'a ..o
news from lonneasee. ,he1o' LIE, nc aa'a
| 80 s.,1.t. ~, It.. a.. ~,
, 1875-02-18

Snerfa! D;3patrh 10 7ht Chtcaao 7s4onns.
S1oUx CiTf, ID, Feb. 1.-THE Dakota South
cru and Sioux City l. Pacific Railroads ars
running tratns regularly. TIE st. psnl i Sioux
and no trains ran yesterday or today over either
road. 4 terrific suow and wind storm prevailed
along the Western liyisions Of thesa LIMOS yes-
teriKy,
, 1875-02-18
Singing Language from an
Outraged Stakeholder.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio aud Pennsylvania
liar Vigorously Wagcd.
Passenger-Fare Between New York
and Chicago Reduced to-
$16.25.
Through Tickets from Chicago to the
City Of Mexico.


uov rnc r. n a. ,,rs oonuixr TWO WESTERN
nv" 4~ na.ns
-, r,, n~..
srfe4at Dspa*" 10 rae C"'e'7' 1.'p""e'
BosTos, Feb. 1.-THE meeting Of tho bond
h,lde.s OF the Chicago, Clinton / Dubuque HAIL
mad and tbn Cbicaro, Dubuauo L. minnesota
:, 49, -. - .u..., 49, =
I'alfoau to-oAs nan aa''' 90 'ntsAe'lt''' ~ l
Committee was listened to ycry cI,sely.
r,.yir,ino with n dctailcA icscrution OF lila two
oar'.o,,,;,s ,ho renort aav. t,,cv v.cra hr;1t hv
'I'>... ..s,,;a, - ~ n,.aat ,rs
CONSTRUCTION cohoFA1llds etGa"4Aeo " 44teetois
Of the River Roals and Chicago. Burlington j.
n,;,,a, ma, r-ha cont,octu yarn ror, ,,,c,,
alike. That with tlo Clinton Road provided
t;,ot tho f,nnstrurton cotnnauv should cnps.rnct,
,a,.'. a ~. a H. a,,,; t,,o ra., fzo,,
, 1875-02-18

Four Cotorcd Men Killed In n Eight
with Il Sjleriiisx I'0skc-A XfclIfEcreut
CplOrGd lcEtslNtOfs

Colored Legislator
Snec1n' Dispatth to The Chicuqo 7ribuR.
new 0nLE.sH, La, Feb. 17.,A light occurred
to-daY in 1t. james Parish, Ia miles below Don-
nl3sonsi!.o betxeen so1no colorrd met and
shcraff's poeec. A merchant had been auvauc-
ing supplies during the summer to the men,
who wero working plantation Oh shareH. Not
receiving his pay When it BECAME due. 10 PRO-
curcd wri: oF seizure on b quantity Of 4usar
which had been produced on the plhulaton.
This morning the Sheriff. With passe, at.emps-
cd to execute tha writ, which the coorcl men
resisted. -Four OF tho coo1ed men were Eicd.
Ila affair c2lBol! Ero1t excitement III thu parish,
ani ht last accounts armed white and cooted
1Neu were hurTyng to the scoue OF tho conflict.
William Ward, colured member Of the uuuae
from Grant Iati.h. who was tue leader Ut tho
cuIored people in tho affair Which eliminated III
the Calfax tight. in April, 1873. beca,ne euragrd
at mt being recognized by the Speaker. Ham,
to-day. Tue Sefgeaut-at-Arma having been or
dered to scat him. Ward declared he would kilt
himself. lie attempted to do 30, and placed
ing manner. Cart. Lawler, Of tho Metropolitan
Police, seized Watd and took from Lis torket d
revolver Mt full cock. which he probably in
teudod to fire ut the Sergeant-at-Arns without
taking 1t out Of s pocket. Ray. colored member,
offered resolution e1pellnK Ward from tho
House, Which would have passod had there been
quorum praaeut. It will probably pass to-
morrow, most OF tho ooIurel membata favor
ing IT.
(z3 ne 4 Askoet1ted ETess.l
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-THE Conservative
caucus assembled this morning, hsty-four mem
bers answering the rol-cail, after which they
want into executive session. Several dispatches
we're read from the Washington delegation, the
contents OF which have lot trauspitcd. Tbs
CAUCUS then adjourned until Tomorrow.
, 1875-02-18

"Among the clerical correspondents thus engaged,
We informed IL tho representative Of me Chcaeo
finer, WHO writes Mr.. uA1NEs ur," &c.-TnInuHE.
Tha philosophers shoet Ia horeby notified os two
things, conceru!ng neither Of which it is ignorant:
First: Tie I1nes has clerical correspondent
At Springfield.
sscond: The philosophical dog.collsr ahest has not
been uniformed " thAt 1t had.
Tie reply is from, the unnhiosophIcat dog-col-
lar eLeet Of E. N. HA1SEs, to HloA the Spring.
field journal thus reapouds:
word to tho cditur Of ths Chicago limit: II has
eon asserted, time and again. In that paper that
emptoso Of the Ies Is permitted to ask for or receive
any railroad pass, hotel BILL other favor Tho
Respondent UfAyN1E] Of tic Iimts at Springfield is
now 1clkioned the Bato clerk Of tic Committee
1eyenuc. II tho editor Of the Times tnows Of Ibis
fact, how does hs recourie 1t With his former an
nounccncnts9 It doubtless accounts for the lnula-
tion Of The Speaker in the Times Springfield cor
teapoudence; docs It also account for the Jealous
championship ciitoriay Of .hs individuA u tho
Ismcs VI yssterday2
, 1875-02-18

rolling md Eusroaans csrk Of this nouss. 1t the dc
tstion OF Speaker ua1NEs and challenge that gem
tenan TO deny ths Charge Nay more, waa 1t not by
Mr. Speaker 1A,sEa specific direction tint tbs circ-
lur {syeady publshed} tent ont with this correspond
enre was preseutrd to members with ste Hrgen. ap-
real 10 them to sign it7
, 1875-02-18
TAPE WORM

Hsnovod In = hours, With head aamp!sts Or NO KX-
FhNsE. III xdJltlpa T.. sts ia1 ~ nnnhst WIN anaae
huadrs4s II q ,49E*xsax og xrstshsA sa.
bs Iyspsgsia, but vnat u W. realty tie sasss II ibis
TknRlILE PAiiAS l1'k IL ths .ttaAcn Thoss sr1sT~
weak nsal.l .tat: ats.st9y ,sa.at!Sa .vasa
light ooaAsleaai A., ~ sdsaYd 10 call be-
fpss tAste sIstsaa teesusa ro1aesd nesbu1
WuhN. Sss ~ cure r. = Z FEKMsNREf "a s,od -
seH 6a.tsss. Pflsah ts.tsa. i th.s ts.iassas ~
ttka<,} In y. b. HRuAu6&&k
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-02
SHADINEs.
Catch of 1875 Have Arrived,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL LIVE GRoCEs
TO The RuRLIO.

Five years since, after previous years Of eIps
in the propagation and preserv alton OF ShSin
young shad, we first introduced our fish to tie L;
can people
The unparalleled success of our enterprise rsE
from the production OF a good reliable uniiolE 81
OF food, isiar acknow ged fact.
The great demand, and cnnseuu mt ex haustiosf
crop at frat, for three successive seasons iGl
brought upon ths market the usual eruption d
tio1 goods, the production of parties endesuS
trade upon our reputation.
Shadlnes are put up in hermet ically eealed t,t
perfectly boneless, IN a mild, pleasing, app
sauce. pala' able To all free from oil tso obectis
sardinesD retaining only the natural richpes
shad, and ready for the table at ali times SOFT
lunch or evening meal-by merely opening the
They are economical, being about half the
saFdiRes.
Bear IN mind, we are the original and only pE1
ohadines and every GENUINE box has the lettelti
pressed on each side. HOPPE & q i
7f Warren street, New
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-02
CHAPTER NN.

About ten o'clock that night Catherine LIE
fevre and Loaise, after having bid Hallin good
night, retired to their chamber, which was
situated over the great hall. In this room
were two huge feather beds, with red and blue
striped curtains rising to the ceiling.
"Sieep we'll, my child" said the old woman.
Il can no longer bear up against my weari-
ness"
She threw herself upon her bed, and in a few
minutes was In deep slumher. Louise did not
delay following her example.
This lasted mayhap two hours, when a fear
fol tnmnlt broke upon them.
ITO arms! to arms " shouted fifty voices.
'They are on us! To arms"
Shots resounded, aud the tramp of hurryipg
feet mingled with cries of alarm; but above
all was heard Hullin's voice giving orders in
short, resolute, ringing tones, and to the left
OF the farm, from the gorges of Grosmann,
rose deep heavy murnur like that of An ap-
preaching storm.
Louise! dearest thou, Louisem cried Cath
erine.
"Ies, yes. Great Heaven, 1t is terrible I"
Catherine sprang from her bed.
Arise, my Child" she cried; "dress quickly. -
The shots redoubfed and the windows vars
lit up as if by constant flashes of lightning,
Attention " shouted the voice of Materue.
They heard the neighing of a horse without,
aud the rush of many feet below in the pas-
sage, the yard, and in front of the house. which
shook to it's foundations.
Suddenly shots were fred from the hall on
the ground floor. A heavy step sounded on
the stairs; the door opened, and HoIlin, pale,
his hair disordered and his lips quivering, ap-
pesred, bearing a lantern.
Hasten" he cried, 1--WE have not a oomsr+
to lose"
What has happened 7" asked Catherine.
Inc hiring became louder and louder.
is this time to explain !" he shouted
"Come onw
Inc old woman covered her head with her
hood and descended the stairs with Louise
BY the ftful light of the shots, thew saw Ma.
teFhe, bare-necked, and his son Kasner friro
from the doorway on the abatis, while ten
others behind them loaded and passed the
musHets to them. Three or four corpses, living
against the broken wall, added to the horrore
of the fight, and thick smoke hunO amono +ho
rafters. '"'
AS he reached the stairs, Hullin cried:
Here thay are, Heaven be thankedw
And the brave fellows below shouted.
courage, courage, Mother Lefeyrew
linen the poor old woman, whose stout heart
seemed at last broken, burst into tears. She
leaned heavily on Jean. CIaude's shoulder. lint
he lifted her like o feather and ran fro,,, e..