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The New York herald., 1875-02-23
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THE GERMAN PRINCE CHANCELLOR TO LABOR
WITHOUT AN ASSISTANT.

TIE GERMAN PRINCE CHANCELLOR TO LABOR
WITHOUT AN ASSISTANT.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1875.
A special despatch from Berlin to the Times
says:- rumors that Prince Hohenlohe 10
to be appointed to assist Prince Bis
marck have no foundation. Blsmarck's labors
will be nghtened by arrangements facili-
tating his control over the Prussian Ministry.
Thus the Premier will be enabled to retain his
post until summer. wnen IL may become neces-
sary for him to consult his health with regard to
the possibility OF continuing IN ONCE.
THE GREAT STATESMAN NERVOUS, WORRIED
AND THREATENED by HIS ENEMIES.
Berlin (Feb. 81 Correspondence OF London
Standard.]
Respecting Prince Bismarck's health, subjec:
upon which fertile imaginatious have been very
busy Of late, the following notice appears In
morning paper:-
The change which took place In the weather
day two ago has brought with 1t a return OF the
Prince Chancellor's old nervous disorders Our
information, however, leads US to treat as wholly
without foundation all the rumors which have
been set aflOat with regard to any more serious
Illness. In the Princes family great surprise mas
been caused by the existence oi these reports,
which are wholly unwarranted by the character or
the indlsposirion.
It Is added that the hostile parties md 1t to
their interest to mislead the puolic by represent
ing the Chancellor as thrown into such a
state OF nervous excitement by the fear OF assas-
sination that his retirement from once
may be expected at no distant future.
This, the paragraph which l am quot
ing proceeds to say, Is simply ridicu.
body guard supposed TO be in permanent
attendance at the Foreign once as protection
against assassins. In conclusion, however, we are
nOrmeu that the police. In order not to appear TO
disregard the warnings conveyed TO 1t, has given
carefully watched for some hours OF the day by
secret agents. This agrees IN substance with what
/ have written IN Iormer letters respecting the
almost daily appearance of insulting and threaten
ing mlssves among the contents Of the great states
mans pOstbag. Sucn effusiOus were at one time
treated with the scOrn they meiit but since the
KlssIngen attempt they appear to nave produced
. certain effecl although, II one looks calmly at
the matter, u threatened man may consider him.
self as tOerably sale, for whoever really means
mischief would scarcely be SO ready TO put his In
tended victim on his guard 1t is, however, quite
true hat reports OF the Princes resignation have
been anoat, Tor have heard them myself with
the frequent accOmpaniment OF speculatlons as 10
his probable successor.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

FrzPArRIcK.-On February %, 1875, Mrs MABY
FITZPATRICK. aged So years.
Funeral from tine residence OF her son, Sylvester
FItzpatrick. Gravesend Neck, east side.
[EOr Other Deaths Nee Nilsth Panel
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

CAPTAIN JOHN MEEK, OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
[From the Honolulu Advertiser, Jan. 30.l
The above.named venerable and much respected
gentleman, who at the time OF his decease was
the Oldest pioneer among our foreign residents,
departed this life at his residence In this CITY, at
a quarter to seven O'Clock yesterday morning, az
the advanced age OF eighty.three years,
two months and FIVE days. He was a
native OF Marblehead, Mass Belonging to
ia-rily that has for generations fol.
lowed the sea as an occupation, he visitci these
islands IL 1909 rs first officer OF vessel In the
northwest trade, and In 1872 he was master OF q
ship In the port OF Honolulu. He sailed rom this
to China and the coast OF Mexico; but
mas been permanent resident OF this
island Tor the past fifty years. Tne late
Meek that he built ship specially for him. He
engaged extensively In che grazing business, and
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
A RAILROAD IN TROUBLE.

CHICAGO H., Feb. %, 1875.
Messrs. Henry B. Hammond and John B. Brown
have been appointed receivers OF the Chicago
Danvie and vincennes Railroad, under bond OF
100000. The Snerln's officers took possession OF
the company's offices here to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
F r A N G E..
A Project for the Creation Of a Senate
Proposed 10 the Assembly.
EHlT TIE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY REPORTED.
An Excited Debate and Impor.
tant Division.

PARIS, FEB. Y, 1879.
Tho Assembly had most important and excited
session to-day. Tho noor and galleries were
crowded.
The report OF the Committee OF Thirty on the
new projects for the organization Of . Senate was
read.
II rejects the American plan, proposed by Mr..
vantran at the sitting OF February IL, which was
to elect Senators by I method similar to that BY
which the President OF the United States Is
CHOSEN.
Tue Committee approve with certain modinca-
tions the bill offered by NJ. Wacdtngton on the
same day, which provides for the election OF Sem
ators by the Assembly, the Councils-Genera, the
Colonies and the Institute. They say that
Senate formed in this way sure to contain ex.
perienced men and would be to a certain extent
modelled after the Senate OF the United States.
THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT DEFEATED.
Notions declaring urgency for and In favor of
the immediate consideration OF NJ. Waddington's
bill as amended by the committee, were made,
and receiving the support OF both Centres and the
entire Lett, were passed.
Thereupon the members OF the Right withdrew
nom the Chamber.
THE PROCEEDINGS SUSPENDED.
Tho sitting was suspended for a few moments.
MoNARcHICAL DECLARATION.
WneQ pTOCeeuluRS were TeSumcu Jne marquis
de Castillane monascnisr, mounted the tribune
and declared the Senate would lead to dissolution
and anarchy. He threatened that II measures
were voted imposing on President MacMahon the
necessity OF organizing the Republic the Deputies
Of the Right wouia reslan In body.
THE QUESTION AT ISSUE,
The Assembly proceeded to debate the Senate
bill.
NJ. Duval. Bonapartist again moved his amend.
ment tina. the Senate be elected by universal
Suffrage.
The motion was rejected, the Bonapartist Depu.
ties only voting for IL.
BoNAPARTIsT AMENDMENT.
NJ. WALTON. Bonapartist offered an amendment
providing that the Senate he comprised OF 800
members OF whom the Departments ana Colonies
shall elect 225 and the Assembly rs.
Inc amendment was adopted by a vote OF AZ
yeas. to 26l nays.
THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
At this point motion was made and carried
that the bill for the organization or tne public
powers be made the order OF the day for to.mor.
row, and the sitting was adjourned.
A CLOSE CONTEST At AN ELECTION FOR THE AS
sEMDLY.
The second ballot for member OF the Assembly
In the Department of the Cotes-du .Nord yesterday
resulted as follows:-
Foucher de- Careei (repuhicanj ......... T'000
Due de Feltve (Bona napdrtlst) ............. 3l,0J0
NO candidate having minority OF the votes cast,
snother ballot is necessary.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
KING ALFONSO.

AN ASSASSINATION cANARD EXPOSED AND PUN
IsHED.
MADRIp Feb. 70, 1875.
A person, who originated false report OF an
attempt to assasstnate King Alfonso has been
arrested in this city.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence appeared at the
Boston Theatre on the afternoon and evening of
yesterday in Bouclcault's play OF the colleen
BawD." Mr.. Florence was called before the cur.
tain and paid q hearty tribute TO Mr.. Boucicault
as a dramatlst.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
7. T. WILKINSON, F. b. A. 8.

From the Manchester (England) Guardian. Feb. ST.
Mr.. I. 7. wilkinson. F. X. A. s., VINO resided st
Pickup Terrace. Burnley, died on Saturday morn.
ing. lie was born at ABBOTT House, Melor. near
Blackburn. on the nth March, 1915. HIS father.
William Wilkinson, was a farmer at Mellor. and
was not only not a iearnei man himself but ne had
an aversion to learning, ana opposed his sons
acquiring IL, on the ground, he put II, "that II
they were learned they would never WORK." He
had two sons, the deceased and his brother John.
the tier OF whom Is now schoplmaster at Ashton
in-Mager1eld They labored diligently to improve
themselves and Thomas soon showed consider
aDuIty as mathematician and alterward as an
antquary. His first pubc engagement was
at the Old Grammar SCHOOL, Burnley, az
second master under the Rev. Mr.. Allen.
lie then removed 10 CrawshawDootn. where
ne taught as master at the National Scnool.
About twenty years ago he was admitted Fellow
The Royal Astronomical society, ana he was
also member the following societies :-HistOric
Society OF Lancashire aud Cheshire, which holds
It's meetings at Liverpool; and the Chetnem SO.
ciety, the Literary ana Philosophical Society, the
GeolOgicai Society, and the Literary CLUB.
Manchester. He contributed many valuable
papers to the publication or these societies.
VITA ine late MIR. uarland he was joint editor aud
compiler OF "Lancashire FOLK LORE illustrative
OF the superstitions, bellies and practices, local
customs and usagcs OF the people. ''rhe Legends
aud Traditions of Lancashire" and -rne ballads
and Songs of Lancashire, Ancient and Modern"
In 1917 ne was elected as commissioner. and
wncn Burnley was incorporated in fS6l he was
elected as a Councillor iOr st. Paul'S ward, and
the same year ne was MADE Alderman.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE POPE IN AMERICA.

ROME, Feb. %, 1878.
It Is undertook that at the next consistory TOUR
ecclesiastical provinces will be created in North
America in order to provide Tor the rapid extern
sion OF the Church in those regions.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

AN INEXCUSABLE STUPIDITY TO USE ANY
wretchcd eta spring hoop trusses. The ELASTIC
TRUSS 6 Broadway, worn easy. always holds and soon
cures the ruptures.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

THE ITCH, WHICH Is PRUTEAN DISEASE,
and undoubtedly of animacular origin can only be
efecually aud permanently cured by sulphur. GLENNs
SOAP presents the remedy In its most agreeable
and effective shape sold everywhere. Depot CHE
TENION'S, No. Z Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature during the last TWEEN y.!our hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as recorded at Hudnut's drug store, No.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
A.-INpIsPUTABLE A. EVIDENCE.

AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
Ten THREE Eight CYLINDER iloE RorARY Presses;
WILL DE- SOLD Low Address rIlE NEW YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
DIR. GEORGE R. ROBBINS, sR.

DR.. George r. Robbins, Sr widely known ply
scian OF over Iorty years standing died yesterday
morning at his residence. Hamilton square, near
Trenton. N. j.. OF Br'ghts disease OF the kidneys.
From the year 1854 until 1858 he represented his
district IN Congress. He was leading public
man and his loss Is much regretted.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
CHINA.

LONDON, Feb. 2a-3:30 A. NJ
Chinese fanatics have destroyed the telegraph
line between Foo-chow and Annoy.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

A.-RUPTURES AND PHYSICAL DEFORMI.
ties successfully treated by Dr. MARSH, at No. vesey
street, opposite ST. Pauls church.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

A.-SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
CAPS, Abdominal Supporters Suspensory BandageA
shoulder Braces and Crutches at MAkSHS Truss ONCE
No. z Vesey street. Lady in attendance.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

EvERDELI'S, 302 BROADWAY, ELEGANT WE'D.
ding and Ball Cards. for Note Paper Crests Monogram
Orders OF Dancing, Engraving aud Printing, every de-
scrln
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

wAsHNoToN's BIRTHDAY FErE IN PARIS
PARIS. Feb %, 1875.
The Legation OF the United States and many prt.
vate residences Of Americans were decorated with
aags In honor Of washington's birthday. Minister
Washburne gave banquet tonight.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS; ENGRAVED METAL
and brass Signs; store, Office and Sign Painting
UPllAM * CO., 3yJ Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
DIED.

Avtrage temperature yesCeruay. =. 81 =
Average temperature lor corresponding date
last
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

FRAGRANT SOzODONT.-Th PEERLESS
dcntiirice hardens the gums, sweetcns the breath,
cleanses and the teeth from youth old age
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

o. cattle an ana horses iato TIE coun,ry: cophiysd
capt. Jonn Meek was noted for his prObisy
ooi ,ans,, character and ana a genial kindnss:
and often advisor OF the cliefs and sue
cessive Kings 0f these Islands, rom the days OF
the first kainehameha 10 the present time, and
was pilot and haroor master OF Honolulu i0r many
years. lie was the last surviving pioneer OF the
Order OF free Masofs In tie Pacific, having been
one OF the ten who were Instituted as Lodge lo
Progress de rOceanie,n No. 124, by Captain Lo
Teller, In lS45. lie leaves large family OF chill.
dren and grandchildren.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
prv rsrAr1. cu.Npprr.ArN n n

Rev. Israel Chamberlain, D. D., died on Satuf.
day. goth instant, at LyndOnvle. n. u, aged
eighty years. Mr.. Chamberlain was one OF the
founders OF MetnOdism, and editor OF the Northern
Christian Advocate from 18S6.ro 1885.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
ITALY.

ROME, Feb. %, 1875.
The Crown Prince Humbert visited Garibadi TO-.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS OR
Group, at WfsrARs BALsAx WILD CHERRY.
80 cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much the cheaper
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
WOODS MUSEUM.

The theatre OF the Museum was crowded last
night, ana the play performed was OF that mixed
kind which comprises the pecunarlties OF the old
time meOdrama and some OF those OF
the now favored variety perior nance. It is
called ''ochnelder, or Dot HOus, the Rhine.n
The principal performer III IT was Mr.. JOhn
Allen, gentleman OF certainly varied aDilltles
who Is known to ali kinds OF audiences. as he Is
not only Breitmann actor, out also a negro
mluStrei Of reputation. H. pleased his auditors.
That Is enough TO say OF The performance. The
play Will not stand criticism neither VIII more
than the majority OF the performers in IL.
The New York herald., 1875-02-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SIS WILL SECURE rHE MoSr VALUABLE
"A compendium of beautiful fances that ht. been
published In many years T. q. De Fodtiine's
ECyciopcds OF tue thoughts OF Charles Die kens
Published by Il. j. HALE a SJN IL Murray strest AMI
sold by all book sellers
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

" OBSERVATIONS On TUE DISEASES OF WI
~ men, by DR.. SPRENG, late member New Yofk
Academy OF Medicine, mailed or ~ ceuts Address lho
author III West Twenty second street The Medical
LADY,
The New York herald., 1875-02-23

The air Is full OF .:.=a-- r.: -. S-ures are
not avaiiaoe tlll eosemsn, the experi. makes his
vcport Inc whole state regards the Treasurer
, 1875-11-29
LArs LOCAL ITEMS,

For soma tlaae paal 1t haa boon considered The
thing snaoug tho fancy TO hold = ball or benefit
entertainments every Sunday evening In tha
aauta Side Tusues-Hali, ind theso eutestala-
1aents bare neser failed 10 gather together >
rouga-aod tumble mob Of ii! the warrants
and prostitutes in the city. Last night the
nsnnl dn'.ce Ta9 adYaE.lstd ~ tho benefit
4heAIe. Towards ! o'clock tlia uaoralng
the Armory folce pouaoed dorm upon the
ptach aud csI tlrad the euuse mob. 1uale and
iaalAle. nuMbslng III Ill ahaut l6D. Tie COLI
lsotton embraced = beautiful a4sostmsut OF
picApocaats, gamblers, Luuko>sopals. ansak-
shleses. and othas Varieties Of tha ;" c1ooksd,"
nasMsaa Q atd o'clock lAat evening two M
groes named Wilsn Frsyue and James A!lsn
sssate M 'ayo!rsd IN = quarrel ta Ito rear OF No.
lHo Fourth syanue, in The alley betH een rwofth
and Tay.os streets. t.asus Aoenaed Allen Of
being on too intimate tcfms w,th =
WOMAN ho ciaimed to own. aod thoy
aafssd to setsla tie difficulty In
tight. Fssyne wa getting thu worst Of it uutl
ha became 10 enrsSed that hs dseH rasoE and
, 1875-11-29

GReefHf DSHtsW 10 tAE thtcHun tribune.
I 1sn'saAPoiIs, Nor. as.--1',is afternoon tho
=, communion set Of ST.. paul's Cn.bolra] v,s ato.
! I'm frnn tho church. 1t Was yaluod n: $1,000,
! A MOTHER ARD SON SENTENCED TO DEATH.
! Tho conviction on SATURDAY. of ].o|tcia and
i Albert Fsedanbnre Tor tho murder Of Orly Da.
viz. at Graz. Hegkimor County, wa8 followed by
tho Immediate een!cnco Of tho prisoners to
dsath. Tho Usiea Herald describes ths eeoyo !:
| Tho verdict wah stamped on Tho face Of ouch
jutor. After rolt-cali, Foreman jackson pn-
sweyed The assal question al tho Cicrk, aud ID
clarcd: "Wo find Tho prtaontrs guilty OF mur-
dor in tic i1ras dcgrcc!" At Tho request OF
rrisonsr'a co'.nHcl. tho Jury was po1lo cnch OF
the smelvs answering to Tho verdict.
At thn announcement, Mrs. Fre<tepburg bo.
tFagcd no fceling-tn fact did not scem to real
10 llor Bitnaton: Ao:i'd flco flushed, md
nervon twitcltnE nj thn feat,ircs waa all tlatin-
dlcated tho fcc,inE on his lart at tho result.
httor t1ttie dciny caused I'y the n.,na1o.ion
~ r.. as sau'encs tho co',rt nrdot0d Mrs. Fsoaen-
T y.taa p4 II teny s to tho question
70" law ahontd not 70 pronorlurpd upon You p
nha nnswefca 'Sos. hayn !" thon nc.itat,nr
,si, aof Msan.o, " e, J5yndge said: 'wa'i. what
aass uaro YOU 5 70 fa5 r. Ihn woman, coming to hor
guilty; l a!n innocent thcro wns no
sn:h cnn7n,he'ton between mo nnd nv
son. "a hlnrT EHora to-" Again ah,,
htppreh, and 3udee Mesw.u psocoedod to
Lronounco her sentence. she iutetrdpting, II
don't undasa,anl von," but waa kept gnjet by
Deputy y-S!lotlT Mayors who B.ood by hnr aido
until the Court had declared her fate. She thpn
not heoffsnH 70 know what h.d been sad. brohs
out again with: I'm happy; wby dou't YOU
mako II 9uicter7 I don't know a. sha}, hayo
smother winter; I'm getting od"-a ps,sao.-"I
feet happy"
Tho sentence uas that 'sLoatcis Frcdcrburv
ne retusned to the jati, aud that on Friday, Doc,
VI. botuaou the hours OF 10 o'clock In tho morn
11ng aud o'clock ~ tho afternoon, sho bo haugca
by Tho meek nutit nhc ho }had."
During tho whole sceno. from tho reudoricr
Of tho vcrdice until tho Judgment had bcpn
pronoupcea. tho woman continued n running
CONDENSATION with thoae about her, froqueu,ly
smiling and asserting her Innocence.
, Albert tredcubrrg aruae when called without
octrnying moro fcoli1g than previously mon
t1oned, and IN firm clear Goiop Bah1 ~ nm
not sns!ty OF tho cstms charged axal.st nc:
did not kno" anything about tint m,rticr til
| H.ont into tho barn in tho morning.
Fnrthbrmorc, l Hay TINT my daughter hns
sworn to q l.c, to save hor neck ont Of tho rom
aud got mint IN inatoad." After hcsltat]tr !,
fnonsnt. he srautneA hin seat Gut! quietly i;s-
tenod to Judge Mcrwiu'a remarks. and the eot,-
tencc, l1lhs tho tmo Of execution at tho sarno
day and hour N that Of hh nothor.
After tho aontcnco tho Herald reporter callod
on A!bost III tho tait. He prsleatod h]s ipnn-
canco. and Hatfi Tint ho bollovul h!s mother ana
daughter worn tho guilty parties. Thy mother
and son, 1t Will TO rulnembsret, wero copyf.tpd
Upon tho tsstssnony OF Asbest's daughter.
, 1875-11-29

me Cardinals Nays ~, tha t;t,,,a
s'' ann INN T0pa-s:r1n.Jlr:xth oun,
sat Pr"infuent l;rents tn v,t.
81, ress ;y,srf. ss,, a.,
e"a'oa' ale';ios"cy Grslveh 90 boar! Inc
aseaA'ef a"yssna o!f Saaly H,ols at a, m, W..
tos.lny. o. '1' ses'
Tho caran.i ras ,sstsd ut bis re,Ia,0..
'ahs M evening 1y a c,,os.or nj tho 9,rih,ss
,hsa tms 1nhInsS. ho saia, Ind hcen p}ca.,n,
With gt'@t ktnduase escsyvuero, uo ,,,MS sSSI +,
~ t!Hintoncn In tho appearanta t,f ~ = ~
from what Ee had uottced IN lin yss to No.,rt ."to
Snsf H. aHo' It was truo That ho lnolcd a~od
suffo,oG ,.r nG "as at,t;o,,; aud v;aorols. il,
t. BIT" sa:d .he Cardinal, sal>';ae' 9 T., ~;
.nahy 'olE walk Ttta tltnl, aud cspfo,r +.t ~.
.,,o it'st ~ t"s'ro 10 ST down." J,uao Ereoeuss;
sI iss trro ev xc.r, a' isa.tcs ~ + H. oo 10, lis
p!assd q. lilo e'ssfa:e. at 4.esa l. aa nes','r ssa
fent ahst'rG!!llRth tho Eonula:i I'M Of 0ny"-, ,.a.,
aud society,"" rcn,a1od tho Cardinal viz ~
sa'nrS'mo:s. saHa', .: IL aswar TO I. question \"
ctor En.nue En-, H's r.a 80 ,.tIer tBr ill., Of ,''y NJ
camsta''eoa Gun .a over which ho haa no con- on.
tso', fhan tbe primo muyer il, tic .rsceattHs te.
o. tho Church Anl she Holy Father IL
n'o hos heard tnuch at t4s aayau.s.
nst's a: s!a ot Ii. The Pope said ihs e.. @sua
dInal ''aH greatly ptnaaod slh tho lua,1ner ~sl t.
"'lich my a2Eo5htment to tho CArIn,Ioto n,s ~
beon tccelsed In tnia country. IIo looac5 n,,n
Atnfcs. e'e' 'ao o'iLc1
Toward the cloao OF tho roasaraa;ioa. ,.t
Cardinal hlmhoti lee,no tho iu1utstos' ~ ~;
showed himself much interested In III, wv Nv.
cent turn Of political ogcnts in III, H.
country, Particularly az they Threatened -,
!seenacd ia thgcaten Ca.ho.cs. rsan w.. =.
~ had heard or read ef 1r,,
ovents while abroad. !e naorncd inc|ined In H.
s'eyo That tho Republican pahy IA, a,s1Rl",. w, ~"
a4i-Ca!loc attitude, purely ia party cry r., a.
tho saiio ot patttica iect, Such 81. at.laI, /.
desuled "hofiy nnwarrnlros ~ a9yrensirnno..
Oil tho psrt Ct tho Ca.tnlcs, TGn scI,e,
question "ns spoken Of. "Wcii, vllst ars ths
Latho'ic nskfuR now IN tho school unevt;nn ti,.t
thor hayo not always asxod fur? Tuon whv i this
rnddon outory agalus& ttcmt ria finn,y. ~
ytyaf Of tie Old Know Nothlnx uuvanonts
ln relation to tho Guitord e4olteli,ort, bn sa;i
e What have the Catholics In tho Uuiled Htste.
to do wish that? II was . question bs
twoen the oourta In Canada mud the british INV,
esutunot a. homo. IAe highest cat,rt in C,nsi,
had decided IN favor ot tho Catholin AIDA hn.
taa doeiston was ovorruled In England, Il ~,
ts,ts co'!taiplfbeswocn tho co,rsa Tint arostSs
th1h e5cttenentt and at ali oYcn:a wq have noth,
Ing to DO with It bore." "S'~
, 1875-11-29

atlanta tG&.t Gpnstdatton,
1T b waa coza4ng up-taMa !sepa tho Atlanta /
Richmoad Air iias Depot ysstardsy, l,c iu-
dulRed lu little souR al to hIulaolf, Two otaex
negroes passed BY, aud ono Of lhom shouted
backs
PIN up yer ondes lip. ole lnau. sn' stop dat
racket"
"Who yer talkin' ter2" aAid 81, atopping shost
and tarufug aruuut.
"TaIklu' to yous who gar tnk I'm tAlliu' to.
you oln 9aipoA zooater, youa
''ior don't snpW a.se, Do yek J" katd 81.
II dou't hoer who yon is, you a|n's 10 grand
army Oh do public. no howl"
Look hysr, I'm do uos' disooursgeous Niger
In dis A,isnty CITY, Haa I'll 3ss saks d. hJs5
, 1875-11-29

carved A''rn In n1oas doy,Ijsh n,aDno,. gv.-
ns5S ;. h''.s Tho r':or Ont tho logs to Inn ~
!!A' aDo;" III" k:"c-'nps. uhilo with neo,',l w.
rn'H "si ~ cut thH u4fortulato ,Io.-a.f ,ns
ca,',s mns "sH !" t"'. ra.e1sn7 al TX ~
rio rn, "' 'e"f toa ,e connecting With tho llneo,,
up 70 asr tonr last evening Wills rtnyno' IN
s.stnE hin1 allon ALLEGES that he WAS Ini,neS ~
NM sn named Charles Wells vim Was arscslc ~ -
,aSnssa.Y "n,s aitor t.o aHs,r Aim IN wou;,'es
~ Fs .sas'1aasy a"s 40 hs sccoYe! pr,, ,c =
~. ,a',Hntluh tho wn,l.tdB nra mt t,teIy t lr-.
1naai at c'nnpt fall lo crinp;n Lin, ,caty u.
t"R t'o fest ~ hn lifo fIo Sss duuyuycd In ~.
nouo' No. 1so Fourth ayouup. ''''' ~ n'a
, 1875-11-29

FFOF. s4E7TNI.
ESn OF ms rAiT 'IsfT WITH INT; rarr TT CnunclI.
III, r3ntcc::on y: psos. SWING eith Tho Fourth
frtHb.t'r'ar ht''!, ln.v trtI,rntc,l. At tho
o'ore "f Ee t:.nlof ssst tas, tho l'ruf' seor Au-
ilcuptcl that lint vAa III. last occasion Hlan 10
wphiL o.cnry tl'u 1Miitt in hrs pasyo:n1 capacitJ.
Thu nnnoun 'cn,tn.. nlthoHE!, BY no means un.
n,pc;tctl. TAs secrtse1 With dsHs, reglet bv tl,e
u.eutere Of tie r. usst Gtuarct, and the largo
congregation whir!t !taA hcen attracted by lilo
r1'usH re Of thc celebrated preacher. 1t III, ry-
pcrtel that tlIpr will g mt in operation dur.
ing III" Present wceG b. Which Prof 8 sing will
IN Hrcyht't w.th = feratfoD 1T tho central mart
ot the r.ir. where l:a Will In ab1o 10 combine his
sns'tsr u,thFt aliens. II ia probable that
rtl-r ir,tSket'a lhcatro pr tho licw Chicago
ti"1frc VIII l's cnrased for that purpose. Thoso
'1aa' arc etaafiv accesHhfe hild l,ave sufficient
raracl:y to ac.anntr'ato tho crowd that will fo,.
iow liof. Ewing vuosayor hs crects his tabor-
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