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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-02

~. A. WILCOX,
SUCCESSOR TO
HOYT & WILCOX,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
BUTTER and CHEESE,
S2...TchOupitOulas Street...S2
CORNER LAFAYETTE.
Butter.
$50 FIRKTNS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTTR.
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
Cheese.
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE
500 BOXES CHOICE WESTERN FACTORY
CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.
300 BIKES CHOICE ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE.
300 BOXES CHOICE NUTMEG CHEESE.
so BOXES CHOICE N Y. CREAM CHEESE.
so BOXES CHOICE N. Y. CREAM CHEESE.
50 BOXES CHOICE N. Y. CREAM CHEESE.
N. A. WILCOX,
my3 50 Tchoupitoulas street.
BERCIER & DESMET,
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VICKSBUNG, GREENvILLE AND THE
BENDS.
- VICKSBURG AND THE BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY stsPM.
r. For Greenvilse, wi ksbarg ana
E. the Bends-The fine and fast passenger
packet
Katie,
j. M. White master c. Holmes CLERK
Connecting at Vicksburg with Parisot Line for sEa
points on Yazoo and 1allahatche Rivers FreirhE
taken and through bills of adins signed all panfzs
on N. La. and I. r. R. by W. b. CROCKETT, A gane,
80 Camp street
JNO JANNEY, III Com mon street.
ADAMS & WORK
ja20 If Commercial Psasa
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nj AKINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Friday Morning, July 2.
Cleared Yesterda

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Wilmington Holmes, for Key West via
Cedar Keys L K Roberts
Arrived.
Steamship Warrior Hughes from Liverpool June S,
to Ocean. Zerega &co-33 Sd dist
Steamship Lizzie, Felcher from Pensacola, to Stu
ber-New Basin
Italian bark Dominica Lanata. Rosasco, 40 days
flom Genoa. to MASTERED dist
STEAMBOATS,.
Natchez Leathers from Vicksburg
Bart Able. Sinnott. from Grand Ecore
Hodge Brown, from Bayou Sara
Bastrop. Hodge, from Marie Saline
Hy Tets AucOn. from ThibOdaux
Era No 10. Dalferes, froH LOckpOrt
Orioe, 0 Pry from Lower Coast
Grafton, -. from Southwest Pass. with one
barge
Stella Block, Block from Bayou Macon
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW Basin.
Steamer Alice, from Amite river
Steamer FavoIite, from Tangipahoa
Schooner Rebecca, from Tehefuncta river
Schooner California from Apalachicoa
Schooner Petrol from Jordan river
Schooner MOcking Bird from Biloxi
Schooner Jalouse from Bay st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Laura L. from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Josephine No 2, from Bayou LacomDe
S hoOner New from Tchefuncta river
SloOp Buenavista, from Blini river
BelOw.-. Coming Up,
Italian bark Eneo, Dodero, SO days from Marseilles
to master
BeIow-At Quaranti
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Steamship Tappahannock, Pendleton, from Havana
Via Florida ports to / X Roberts
Spanish ship Nueva Aurelia, Pons, 10 days from Ha-
van, to master
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Memoranda.

(by L ole g ra p ~
Havana. June 1910 E. A. Yorke, Agent: The
steamship C. w. Lord, Capt. Cotton, arrived at A
NJ this morning, and sails for New Orleans Thurs
day July 1.
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cleared Yesterday
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, for Key West via
Cedar Keys K Roberts
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Exn0rta.

KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Wilmington-FOr Key West e55 bbls flour 25 bbls
crackers 20 bbls potatoes ID bbls beef 46 bales straw
1875 sacks oats $3.50 sacks 100 sks bran pianos
10 tierces hams 90 bdls broom handles III pkgs
dries. For Cedar Keys. IA bbls -four 300 sacks
IS casks bacon bbs whisky Isl pkgs sundries
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Imports.

HAvANA-Per steamship Juniata-lo,o coo cigars
to Y 81 via-56 do Masch-9 bags seed j Barba
LIvERPOOL-Per steamship WarTiOr-7 pkgs OF
mdse to L Pierre &co-1 do r Maitre-4 do Ii Isaac
| do Rev G Raymond-3 do G L Febre-.0 cases of
wine H r Gogreve &eo-2O do II Benezeck-1 case of
machinery Lehman, Abraham &cO--4 pkgs mdse 25
boxes of tin plate Stauffer Macready &co-.-50O do
Bridge Beach &co-4 CASKS hardware Mnlan. a
co.. do Gaines RELICS tcs beer B Solari e. Sons
500 bdls iron W McMaster-6 boxes mdse parcel do
Anderson & Smpson-3O cases cider 81 cases mineral
water 8 cases biscuits Clark & Meader-1 case mdse
Wallace $50 bbs soda crystals 200 kegs bicarb
soda j Hart Geo. cases machinery pkgs mdse
Seig & Krug-1 mdse B WaIner-l0 cases of
pepper 10 bags do 10 hbls peas $50 cases gin Gepi
Bro pkg mdse 81 Damiens-2 casks wine W Mehle
casks hardware Foger &co--50 cases beer Rare
shide e. Maes-1 mdse Frank &co-l5 pkgs of
mdsa A Palccio-1 cask earthenware - era do Mrs
j Gauehe-lO2 boxes lemons G Grande-3l pkgs mdse
C T Buddecke &co-1 do Z j Forstall & Sons-72 do
L Crin-6 casks soda ash--0 drums caustic soda
40 bbls soda crystals 25 Y boxes tin plate $3.50 bds
cross ties to order-16 pkgs mdse Rice, Bros &co-2
cases caps ID L Ranett &co-67 crates earthenware
H W Huntington & Son-l case mdse L Lyons-l
parcel do G Whitney &co-1 do Brousseau-2 do
K Decan-1 do Isaac
PENSACOLA--Per steamship Lizzie-Sundries
to order
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rICkSBURG.
SATURDAY VICKSBURG PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at PM
n For Vicksburg, Dnvis,s HeuE.
- - Natcbez all intermediate landings
The paSst ser steamer
NatckeX,
7. p. feathers. master, IF Muse clerk
connecting at Vicksburg with the Parisot Linz far
Yazoo Tallahatc lie and Sunfower rivers, and witkr
Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and St LSaisu-
Freight takenand through bills Of lading signed for sg
points on n. La and I. r. X. w. &. BROCKETT.
Agent 80 Camp street.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY. III C0emou St
or to HITE e. CARLIN, Tehonpitoulas Sc
au1 6m
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OHIO RIVER.
REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July TO- at S P. M.
r. = For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evans-
AE4sH ville Henderson, Shawneetown, Pada-
- cab, Cairo, Memphis and all intermediate
p0ints-The passenger steamer
Thompson Dean,
W. B. Miller master, Geo. Miltenberger, clerk,
will leave as above For freight passage apply on
board, or to BURDEAU Il WAYNE,
LOG Gravier street.
n. B. A plan of the cabin can be seen and state
room engaged by applying at the office of
je39 BURDEAU & WAYNE.
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OUACHITA RIVER.
OUACHITA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY, July 3, at p. M.
0-s = For Camden. EldOradO, Trenton,
s4tGEsskEat3 Monroe Columbia, Harrisonbu Trini-
EEI&@ty and all landings on Bayou Barthol-
omew, Ouachita and Black kivers-The new light
draught steamer
Bastr0p,
Gus Hodge MASTER L. P. Delahoussaye clerk
will leave as above, positively For freight pass
age apply or board, or to
HITE e. CARLIN, 4 Tchoupiteulas street
LORD e. McPEAKE - Camp 81 eet
Will connect with boats for all the tributaries.
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BAYOU SARA.

- - For Bayou Sara. WatertsAw
>ka5 Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge
Plaqnemine, and way landings - Tho
United States mail semi weekly packet
b. l.. Hodge,
On place of steamer w. S. Pikel
j. j. b own, master, s. s. Streck clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p M
for Bayou Sara. For freight passage apply to
HITE g. CARLIN, 4 Tch0upitouTss ct.
s10 A. G. GODDIN, 50 Magazine street.
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BIYLY 6 POND,

We invite the attention OF the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
(some OF which are enumerated below, which we
offer at low figures.
g. M. BAYLY POND,
"a, 36, SO, 40 and a Canal street.
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Cheese.
100 boxes choice E. D. CHEESE.
so =. Nutmeg ..
100 :. choice Western :.
Just received and for sale by
q. N. BAYLY POND,
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Coffee.
$50 bags old Government Java COFFEE.
140 :. seed Tick =.
$500 =. Good to Choice Rio =.
25 :. Laguayra :.
In store and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY l. POND.
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BelOw...C Coming Up,
Bel0W-At Quarantine.

Italian bark Eneo, Dodero, SO days from Marseille
to master
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25
Die @tnrtdItittg oeS W6rSers
SUutS SS00tter.
(Ans Der "g. q. Staatsz3eitung.

Il"
6eute iOa Souls 8a9ner, Ser Sie Dlorb.
tbateu auf Ssles Of Sboales bel Bortsmoutb
N..6., ueriibt bat, in Sboma8tou, Re., hin,
geri9tet nOrOeu. Am 5. OiGrs 1873 ereia.
nete ita ndnlid1 cine Der grauenuollIten OtorS.
tbaten auf ben iOgeuannten ySSles of Sboa.
les" an Der Siiite BON Raine. SIS mareu
ianftmitbtge, sebiloete, treue unO aottesfiird.
tige 6rauen, Die Souls Baguer in Der Wtit.
teruaft OeS 5. Mdr; 1873 ermorOete. s,
periibte bic 3bat nidt aus 8osbett, er ber.
Nii6te fte an9 ntdt in Der Site Der 2eibeuid1aft
ooer i'm gSahniinn. @s mar cine Der faIt
bliitigifen, noblbeba6teiten Otorbtbaten. mel.
DE Die @riminal9eididte tennt. Gr ielbf
iagt, oaB iene Srauen uuO ibre anaebSriaer
ielHe belten 6reunoe tparen, OaB iie ihn nil
eineu SruOer bebanOelt baben. Die ;SuieL
auf Der ieue Srauen lebten, uiro 5muttn
geOie seuannt, friiber bieB fe 6aleh's SnIel
Stint Sabre uOrber mar Sobn uno Ieine Nrau
MareH 6ontpet BON IOrmegen nadl Qmeritc
gefommen unb batten iih auf Der etnfarer
Sniel aHgeFebelt. Auf'oerielben befunoeu fif
etnige alte uerlahene SiiderbGuler. 4m NET
li6en @noe Der SHiel itano Ons alte 6aleh
9auS uno bort ruobnten Die beioeu @6eleutt
9anS oaeiu, lln6 Mareu peruan6elte fas olt,
1aHs iebr balO in eiH bebaslttbes 9:im, Sbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25
Die beoOrfieben0e @ottperne1trs
Honttnaftutt in WarNIatto.

Selt ben oemotratIihen 8rtmGrmGblen Der
Staot Baltimore, peld)e allaemeiu an @uuz
fen beS 5rn. Carroll ausgefaleu iiuo, hat
mdu bier MIR nenig BON Der Iaitation oe.
bort, meldle 81 @unIten OeS Aipirouteu. SRI.
toliumS 9roonle, 5amilton uno Carroll oil
lentbalbe1 i'm Staate gefiibrt pirb. gSie 6ie
Yerif]te aus Den Counties erieben lafIen, no.
mint Der &f bort tGglid) mebr an Sn,
terefie. gteuerolngS iprid)t man BON elmer
Combination 81 9uulten 9roome's, nm oas
oHrh oas 9eulft 8alttmore's fir Carroll
au6er Srait 81 ieten, iubsm Iid3 bic 9(uh6noer
Damilton's auf ein Sifet qeeiniat babsu.
tuelfJes 6rn. Daniel @larfe BON 8rince @eI
orge's @ountp fir oas amt bes @enerals
anpalts empfieblt. ytuE rehnet mau, bar,
fueHn 9amllton NIT "a Stimmen in Die @on.
DentiOn fommen tann urto Glarfe "a Stim.
men mttSubrtngen i'm Staube lei, ein Ser.
gIeidI genlaht perOen tDnne, moonr6 So
Stlmmen geit9srt iperbeH, ooer brei mebr,
ais n0tbig fino sur Nominatton. Die @oun,
ties Sent unb 9orfeier ioueu fart bafiir ar
beitcn, I'M 0urh oteie Combination oas @on-
troleursamt einem 9epobner bes ,@afterns
Sbore" 81 flfern. Baltimore Gountn hat
lIdl nod nlht erflGrt Ino DeHtt nit ielnen
1leben Sttmmeu ben Nusihiag 5u aebeu. Die
YOlititer perOeu 10 lange iiir 5itdter @yaon
tlmmen, bis ne NIT ibren Stimmert 6as
.Sln9lein Der Baage 5u controltren i'm Stans
Dc Eno. Die anbdnger Des @oup. @roome
6ebauptsn, oaB eiue anSabl Stimmeu Der
Galtern, ,Sbore Oelegaten BON 6amilton auf
9roome ibertrageu peroen uno baf, audl
SalttmOrer Oelegaten genel9t ieien, pom @ar.
roll 81 @roome 81 Oeiertiren. 9ieSes fiub
leoo4 MIR Sermutbun9en. @inen beiBen err
6!tterten Sampf pub es iepenfaas IN Der
@onoentien abIetpu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25

Cine 5abrt aaT Dem SaI;Iee. - Die betBen
Smeuem Sss 2Daiatd1sebirses. - SEiudb
bel Srigbam 9onmg. -9tpdI etnmaI Sano
ulo 9eutc Ses gSeitenS. - Ser Snoianer
ais "Sett9eIomeEidI. - 5eutid1eS Bier
uno SoItiHorer @tuitern pom 9atapsco
bis ans epIoene Sbor. SaItimprcr
lImteruebmun8sseiit tn Den 8tIiensebtrs
nftt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25

Die SAlfsaneIIcn Oer Pacific
WatI Comp"
Snlol9e Der lInanbereH @utbaaunaen fiber
lie le'@tllnnlge Sslrtbi9aft bes Srn. Stods
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25
Die @odeH=Ansgabe
Sts npentf9sn GOrrf[ppHSsntsn, !"
beruus9sssben bon 8. 8ainc,
Baltimore, aRb.,
eriGetut jeoeu srettas Wloraeu,
eriGetat jeoen 6rettas Mor9eu.

Prsis: Portofret no& irseno eiuem GbsIs Der Ser.
gtadttn uno GauGbo's $3.50, nod europa $500 pro
Sahr, i'm Soraus Ja6l6ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-06-25
ton, fritberen Brdiioenteu Der yBacific @ail
Nnr1n nm hifgSermerAifrn MN t1nhe1rr pit1rr

ton, friiberen Brdiioenten Der yBacific Mail
Comp" uno bieScrmenoung BON nabeSu elmer
Dfillion Dollars CUR 8eitedung BON @ongreB=
mitglie6ern, fuuroe bieler @ompagnie Die bon
Der SunoeSregierung pernilligte peitere Cub.
iioie entSo9en; lln9liidsfalle unS SerluIte aler
art fOl9ten Shla9 auf Sd)lag un6 bic 4ttieu
ftelcn aus ben Siinf;igern bis auf 3S4. -
SOrgeItern ma6te iidb in Weiusg gorf plDbIid1
cine uuerpartete &eaftion Qelten0 uub bei'm
SdluB Der @ela1ite murben Die 4ftien Al 374
notirt. Dap bieieS uu9erp6bnlid1e Steigen
stne uu9ep6bnlidle llrIad)e baben muBte, Iaq
auf Der 9anb. 9ieielbe mar raid entoedt.
Der BON Der @omplgnie mad Merifo uno
Central Qmertfa abgeidbidte 4qent Sisbale
tebrte uor9eitern Suriid unb beriftete iiber ben
@riolg ieiner 0fiiiiOn. 0erielbe bat nit alien
central.amerifanif6eu &cgierungen @ontrafte
eb9eld1lohen, ipornadl bic OampiergeieaId]aft
| iGbrIib folgenoeS FSlen erbGlt: Son Gotta
8lca $4,000; bon Ricaragua $12 900; BON
SonouraS $12, 900; BON SaluaOOr $15 200;
bon Guatemala S25 200; BON WterifO $780,
900; 5uiammeu s107 ,O0Oiu Sob. gluBerSem
bat Sr. StSbale Sorfebrun9en getrofien, einen
Setra9 BON $4,000 Sob, peldben Die nteri=
faniid3e 9tegterlIns felt Sabren i9uIbet, Gin.
su3ieben. 9od Die @Ompagnie iGeint oorge=
tern etnen @liidsta9 9ebabt 81 baben, benn
aus @n9lanb trafen gleiffallS 0epei9en ein
iiber dbnlife @rfol9e ibres Ageuten in arl=
ltralien. Die 9tegierung bat uemli6 eiuen
@ontraft NIT iener @ompa9nie unterseinnet,
iporna9 ite fir etnen nronatli6en 8oltbien1t
5mtidlen S1one1 un6 Gan Sransisco cine
lGbrlide Subiibte bon $3.50, 900 sablt. 8ed).
net man nod bic $500,OOO aite SubfiSie
welde bic @eiellid1uft nod INNER Don ben
Ser. Staaten erbGlt, biu5u, 10 fiebt man, baB
bteielbe Uielleift Die anl reid)fen iubiioirte
Srunsport9eieui6aft Der 8elt 1T. gteuer-
Sin9s bat bieie @ompa9nie nit ibrer Concur
renSliuie, Der .Srientals unO Occidental
0ampfergeielidaft, /" "einabtommen getroffen,
mad meldem iidl Seibe in O:n Serfebr Spiidleu |
Afen unO Amerifa tbeilen, aud bic BacificI |
8abnen fino Dem @ompaft bei9etreten unb |
man geoeuft lett, 6abin Su arbeiten, baB Der |
ouitraliIdlc S9ueQuerfebr nit gn9lanb iiber |
Gan SraHSisco 9eIeitet luerbe. 9ieie neuen
@rfOlge beS 9roBen Ntonopols iinb iebenfau8
redIt erfreulid]; nur muB man ipiiniden, bab |
0teier 5r. SiSbale iid) ni9t ais ein 5Ueiter
Srmln entpuppt unO baB niht IN ben GOu-
grefien Der 2anOer, tuelde oe@eieai9aft neuer'
bin9S bran 9efrie9t bat, dbullhe @ntbGlnn-
gen genadlt merben, rpie i'm ameritanli1en
Son9reHe wGbrenb bes letten 8iuters.
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aus9eben? 9relmal ebe iie Idieocu pteoer.
bOlte er Oieie 6rage, @r iab, baB aue Orei
8ur Snicl geh0rlgcn Mdnnsr nit eiHaHOer
me99egangeu ruaren, un0 Der GeOante beganu
IN lbm aufSuoGmmeru, oaB iett ieinegelegen
belt 9efomnen Jet. Ste autporteteu ibm, OaE
menn lbrSOOer NIT Dem Grain, III wel1em itt
oeuIelben ermarten, antomut, iie nod in oer
yta9t 5uritd6ufabren boffen, neuu niA1t, oauu
meroen ite mobl bis morgeu narten uiiiieu
nm lbre 0SramIS" 3u f6beru, unb ite frdgteu
tbn, oh er tbnen babel belien moQe? 9ieiea
SOoern lit etn iebr Iauglpteriges@ei9dft, neil
mebr ais tauieuO Anaeln manipullrt, Dit
9Gten uOn alen Gerrpifeluuaeu befreit mn
tn&uien 5uiammengeroqt werOen mii1eu, I'M
itber Soro geuOrfen gu weroen, iObalO Oel
Sll4eretplae errct6t lit. 9ouis g8aguer pcr.
lpra9 thnea balb uno balb ieiue 6iilfe, abel
ne laben tbn Hift mebr, als Iie oiegGerfte per
lteBen. Die brei Mduner paren buugrig mi
batteH, lettOem iie Die Suiel uerlaieH, uidt5
ne9r 9enoiteu. Sle fragteu etuanOer, oh IL
9eho eluer Selo bel it9 babe, nm Srob 81
taHteur aber ie0er bate iein 3ai9enbu9 81
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the propriety Of shattering the jewel into
= thousand sparkling fragments.
A Rebuke by Theodore Thomas


Mr.. Theordore Thomas gave the w ash
ington ,concert.goers lesson in good man.
ners, recently. General Boynton gives
this account Of the occurrence in his let.
tiers to the Cincinnati Gazette: AT the
last concert four ladies, one of them the
wife Of cabinet officer, sailed in with a
great flourish, just in time to 3isturb the
opening, and so fix the universal gaze up
on them. Shortly after, following in
their wake, and smarching down to the
seats beside them, came four sprigs Illus
trating the latest fashion.plate, and rep
resenting the legations and the marines.
Soon the eight we're jabbering poor
French, much to the disgust of ali about,
and Of Mr.. Thomas in particular. Sew
eral times the leader turned toward them
with look Of the utmost annoyance, but
still the gable went on. Finally, in the
midst of one Of the finest parts of the
music, he could bear the nuisance no lon.
ger, and rapping sharply, brought the or
chestra to sudden stop. Then, turning
directly to the crowd Of disturbe,s before
him. he said: we cannot play if you
talk. If you choose to stop, the music
will 60 on It is needless to say thst
the ill.mannered crowd felt thu merited
rebuke, and kept still enough for the rest
Of the evening. But the high. bloods,
men and women, are fearfully indignant
at Thomas
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Henry M. Cleveland was lie ID principal w.t. 1t
ness in the Beecher trial March 23d. He testi-
fed to tile VIII. reaboub of Mr.. Beecher during
pe9Gtion of the forenoon ON the day when Mrs.
Moulton claimed to have received his confess
sion. In the cross examination this witness
proved rather moe valuable to Tiiton than
the defendant.
The national board Of underwriters has de-;
termined not to reduce rates of insurance tor
the present season.
B. F. Allen, ajDesMoines banker, il bank
rupt. He owes Cook County National bank,
of Chicago, alone, over $500, 900.
Late crop repor:s from Kentucky are mere
encouraging. -. = :.-
The Louisiana legislature adjourned without
date, April oath. The only important bill
passed was to appropriate money to pay the
members.
The mill operatives OF Natick and Arctic, in
Mass, have tired of the strike, and returned
to their work.
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Princess Demid0rff and Her Diamond.

Princess Demidorff and Her Diamond.
The old Pricess Demidorff used to wear
the Sancy diamond as shawl-pin. One
day she went with her husband and Jules
Janin to visit the Louvre, and taking of
her shawl, because the gallery was very
hot, gave it to Janin to carry at the same
time asking him to put the diamond pin
in his pocket until she should ask him for
it. Now, you know the Sancy is worth
], 100000 francs, and Janin put it in his
vest pocket with the same soaag}roid as
if it had been new piece Of glass. On
getting into her carriage. the, sprin
cess asked for her shawl. but
forgot to inquire for the diamond, and
drove off: The next day she sent round
to Jarin for her precious stone: But no
diamond was to be found. The vest, a
white one, had gone to the wash and with
it, the Sancy. Off went Janin in trepida-
ton to the domicile of the washer-woman
In order to avoid suspicion, he asked he1
quite quietly if she had found anything
in the pocket of his vest. '*No, said
she. ''Quite sure!" asked he again, be-
coming lividly pale. "Ahl yes, I did, By
the Wy; = Big piece IF glass. my little
boy has i aow;g :heis PLAYING With It 81 " |.
cover the gem; tho bzinisntS cnlofs at
which were delightine batch Of dirty
urchins, who were even then discussing
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
st. Paul Wholesale Markets, April "a

ST. Paul Wholesale Markets, April "a.
Wheat 90 to Csc.
Corn 70 to 72c on track from store,
75c.
Oats So to 60c on track; in store, Csc.
Flour, 1915 to SIS for xxx; $3.50
to 81 for XXX; patent process 81 to 80.
Rye -four 1915 to Sc.
Corn meal 50 to 1926. Dat meal
$4.75 to SIS.
Pork 1923 to 1924. Hams 1a
to l4c. Shoulders 8 IL to &c. Lard
Is to lie. Bacon ii to l5c. Mess beef
$40 to $1,000.
Eggs quotab!e to-day at 10 IL to lie.
The market for butter remains stag
nant. Fresh roll 81 to 23c; second Sc
lections Is to l8c; common shipping
grades 10 to Is 1.2c.
Grass seed-Timothy, by wholesale:
$500 to 1925; retail $3.50 to $2.75.
Clover, wholesale, $3.50 to 5000; retail
IS to $3.50.
Oranges 5000 to $3.50. Lemons SO to
$s'50. Apples 81 to $475. Cranherr'es
1915 to SO.
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POLITICAL.

Gov. Allen predicts Democratic majority of
TO- coo in Ohio at the next election.
The recent settlement OF political difficulties
in Louisiana, promises most beneficial results
The solid business men of New Orleans, who
have heretofore kept aloof from politics, have
now come forward and are exercising power
full influence for the welfare Of the State, and
already there is marked financial improvement
in New Orleans.
The Louisiana Senate being Republican and
the House Democratic, the people are confident
of full exemption from all political steals Of
whatsce1err o'>"rac*ar,
The restored peace in Louisiana was Of short
duration. On the 21st inst. the Democratic
majority unseated four Republican members,
contrary to the terms Of the Wheeler compro-
mise, and the breach bids fair to open wider
than ever.
An Ohio paper proposes Secretary Benjamin
H. Bristow tor the Republican candidate for
President and Marshall Jewell for for Vice
President.
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ment Of q commission, for which there
was not the slightest ground Of 1justifica-
ton. The observations alleged to have
been made by the Chief Justice were
grossly misunderstood and misinterpreted.
Mr.. Whalley remarked the house SEEM
ed to be Interested in the suppression Of
an inquiry which would lead to the expos.
ure Of a Catholic conspiracy against the
Itch borne claimant. -.
Sir Henry James, who was attorney
general under the late Gladstone minis.
try, denounced the motion as an attack
on the jury system, and declared the com.
mission asked for unprecedented. ::
Mr.. Disraeli said Dr.. Kenealy's speech
was . thrice told tale. The charges of
misconduct made against the chief justice
were entirely unsupported. Abiding TO
DR.. Kenealy, he regretted that a. talented
man, under an hallucination, had destroy.
ed his own reputation. ,r
John Bright reviewed the evidence in
the Tichborne trial, and declared he could
not but agree with the jury in their YER
dict. - :n!''''
The motion Of DR.. Kerealy was then
rejected by avote of 433 nays to l,aye.