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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

TEE FAIR PURITAN. BY Henry William Her
bert. Philadelphia: J. 3. Llppiucott & Co.
From r. G. Eyrich, 1870 Cana street New
Orleans.
Crank Forester was :. f-vo-i:e ant aor with
our fathers, thirty wears ago, VINO Dc btiess re-
member The Warwick Wood lands" My
Shooting Box etc. The present -ollme was
prepared by him Tor the -ress in ! 6, bat the
stereotype plates were, Y some disaster mis-
laid, and on,y recently discovered, the author
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n sly e and appearance it o-yers a striking con-
ira 10 the ore modern novel Of to-day, and
vii doubt ass afford much cleasure to the
reader, LOT crlT hy It's novelty, but also by its
genuine mer.i as an American historical romance
1t is a etory O. the days of Salem witchcraft,
bearing date 0. Many Of the persopages
are genuine historical characters, ana he facts
and the spirit Of the age, are care uy
preserved.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28
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'onn. and Dinsley of Me-, and vice President

4
Speaker Blaine and Senator Ferry wore amonr
the distinguished people present. Darkness cansed
an abrupt termination Of the exercises, and the
audience was dismissed with the benediction.
lhis evening those of the visiting military organ
izaton that remain in the city are generally rest
ing after the very fatiguing march and exercises
vi tne Gay, having been under arms or on the
III. rom seven IN the morning till near eight in
the evening. An informal reception given Gy the
Mars Commandery Of the Loyal Legion Of the
u >. TO Gen. Sherman at the Parker House. was
largely attended by distinguished guests and mil
nary visitors. The exercis es were purely Informal
and exceedingly pleasant. The 9Th MARYLAND
regiment was entertained at the Somerset Club.
Inc Marine Band of Washington, serenaded the
club, which attracted large crowd to the neigh
oorhood OF the club house. Var Gus other of The
Vlstlng military organizations and being enter
tanned by the social and political click of the city
Inc 9th Maryland regiment appears a particular
lavoii e, and Col jenkins announces the reee p,iou
OF more invitations than he is able even to ac-
knowledge.
AT a late hour this evening the streets are
thronged by crowds Of people, attracted BY the
brilliant illumination of the public buildings The
state house and City Hall are the objective points
esch presenting gorgeous spectacle of gas Jets,
transparency and calcium lights. From each of
the four portal of the Bunker Hill monument.
powerful calcium lights are Displayed, rejecting
their brightness far out upon The sea and adi,cnn;
country. Various residences and private buildings
are illuminated, and there is general display of
fireworks throughout the city. The celebration of
to-oay mas lar exceeded any anticpatons that
could have been formed Of it. Carefully prepared
Estimates fix the military at II 800 and The apgre
gate number of men in the procession at 26, 0OO
considering the vast number in the city, there
has been an unusual degree of quiet. But few ar
rests are reported ut police headquarters this
evening.
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The above expression is peculiarly applicable to
the individual whose system has been renovated
by lfostetter'5 Stomach Bltters. III any man or
woman in this community has friend suffering
from the various paug5 which Indigestion, nervous
disease, weak back or kidney trouble can Innic
procure the Bitters at once, and them regular
ly." Ii this advice is beeded, we guarantee that in
short time the invalid will feel ''as good as new"
marked and so rapid will DC the change for the
better wrought by this peerless nvgorant, nervine
and diuretic. 1t not only re-establlshes digestion
and stimulates the organs of urinaton into health
u activity but expels by the natural outlets of the
body those acrd elements in the secrctions which,
when absorbed into the blood, produce rheumatism
t fectua action admirably hts il for the OF fe
males in delicate health, who require tonic slim.
uant and corrective. junelG.t eod&wlw
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Challenge Accepted.

On the ninth of the present month the Eagle
Base Bah Club of Cushnoc Heights, thinking and
believing themselves invincbe. challenged any
nine of the fat and clumsy denzens of the Heights
TO play them game of Base Ball. The challenge
was accepted by nine plucky old joggers including
one little mig" who Immediately went into train
ing, taking the name of "Nimrods" On Wednes.
day evening, the 10TH the game was played for a
beautiful ornamented black walnut bat In the
contest the namesakes of the grea, American bird
were defeated, the Nimrods scoring 20 to the Ea-
giles IS. Three innings were played. We think
the name of Eagles should be changed to O,cls.
"NIMROp.'
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NEW iIA NJ F'SIilkE.
Probable Murder.

Franklin, June Il. What will undoubtedly
prove tragedy, arising from drunken quarrel
occurred in the east village yesterday afternoon
INDUCED in fight which ended in Johns throw
ing his wife out the window. He then assaulted
her with an axe, pounding and cutting her in ter
rible manner, and then, if fearing he had not
finished his deadly work, he kicked her about the
head and breast. After committing the deed he
ran for the woods, where he secreted himself. but
a sheriff and posse finally surrounded him and af-
ter determined resistance captured and locked
him up to await trial. Mrs. Harrison still yes,
but cannot survive her injuries. Harrison is
spinner employed in the woollen mills, and is a
desperate man when under the influence of LIQUOR.
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STOP THAT COUGH live have, during the las
year sold large quantities Of DR.. MORRIS SYRUP
OF TAR. lid Che ny and Horehound, and believe
it &, lie the very best medicine in use coughs
co ds, sore throat, hoarseness, asthma and all dis
eases of The throat, lungs and chest, leading 10
consumption. 1t cures Group in II lew minutes,
and il the best known remedy Tor whnoping coue h,
con Jams no OPIUM and is pleasant to take Cough
worn victims, whose lungs are rseked and torn
with par0Xysms which threaten to choke them, find
sure and speedy reliet in its Trial size 10
cents Cnll aud inquire about it OF Partridge Bros.
or l.. II. Titcomb in Augusta, or W. X. Ballard,
Hahowell. Morris & Heritage, Philadelphia, Pro.
prletors. Octl7teodly
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. June 10, 1879.
Flour-extra spring 4 25at 10.
Wheat-NO. spring cash Jst,a; Jun. 96xa-,
so14a July; Aug, 10ok. .
Corn-No. >. mixed, cash. G81i6-: Aug, 701ia-;
Gj4 Jun. /; a70i. July; Aug, 72Ka-.
Oats-No2 2. 5sAa59 cash; July, 5Gka-; --a5st.
June: AJAX Aug.
Rye-So. 2, 96a. s
Barley-NO. spring l35al3j cash: 07al 07 Sept.
Dressed Hogs 90OaS So.
Pc,k-ls 70als - cash. Is Ga is 10 July: is So
ais 95 Aug.
Lard-l3 oo-a- cash;,s l5al3 TX Aug: IL %
IL % July.
Bulk Meats shoulders IA; short rib mid,
liza; short clear mid alll9.
Hams 10 ms average ID.
Whiskey-ll5all5
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, "a a. wheat do -.
s3.
Receipts-S,OOC nour: 5000 wheat; 1900 corn
2l,ON oats; 900 rye; coo barley.
Shipments 400e Hour; 81 O00 wheat; 4f3, 00h
corn Is 0ao oats: 1000 barley, 1000 rye.
Boston Stock List.
Boston. June IS, 1875.
tSales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad. 6l1z
Boston and Maine Railroad, . 1884,
Second Call
Eastcin Railroad, 7's, 90Xasi
At Auction.
Bates Manufacturing Co. 7S5.
Eastern Railroad, 6l1<a's
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ROCkLAND,
The Supposed Burglars.

Rockland, june II. j. II. Shattuck, S. p. Field
and Lewis Johnson, the parties supposed to have
broken INTO Hurley & Co.'S store en- the night of
June lf'h' We're arrested and brought here to- day
hey are now in the custody of Sheriff Torrey,
on warrant issued by Judge Hall. They will be
arraigned tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Comm encPmpnf.

Providence, June II. At meeting of the cor
Tora'ion Of Brown University, to-day, two new
scholarships were announced-the Glover and
Bartlett Rev. Dir. S. l.. Caldwell was elected
Secretary of the corporation. Vacancies in the
board OF fellows filled by the election of Rev
DIR. Alexis Caswell and Rowland G. Hazard. Va
canccs in the Trustees were filled by the choice
of Rev. Or. J. b. Simmons, Rev. Dr.. A. y. Ar
mold, Rev. Vim. II. Eaton Albeit y. Smiley and
Rowland Hazard. The plans for the new library
building were adopted.
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MASSACHUSE TTS.
Attempted Suicide.

Lowell, June Il. Frank P. Colby, of sanborl-
town, \. H., attempted suicide by taking lauda-
mum, at the Washington House, in this city, this
morning. Yesterday the proprietor of the hotel
took phiaf of some narcotic from him, but he
procured more. Antiiotes were administered
and he IS now out of danger. He attributes the
loss of $500, accumulated by years Of industry
but loaned to false friends, as the occas ion of his
attempt.
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Economical New Food.-25 cents viii buy pack.
age of Sea Moss Farne. made from pure Irish Moss,
which will make SO kinds of dishes, such as cakes
pies buildings, etc. l6 quarts Of custards, ellies,
creams. Charlotte Russo, blanc mango, ETC. Sold
by all Druggists and Grocers. apll7-teod&wly
A TRUE BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is truly balsam. 1t contains the bslsamic
principle Of the Wild Cherry, the balsamic prop
critics of tar and of pine. Its ingredients are all
balsamic. Coughs and Consumption speedily dis.
appear under its balsanic influence. so cents and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
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Is your Life worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life. When
sick, the object is to get well say plainly
that no person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and its effects, such
as Indigestion, Costveness, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Heart burn, Palpitation o. the Heart De-
pressed Spirits Blliousness, &C., can take Green 9
August Flower without getting relief and cure. If
Bros. and Henry L. Fuller, and get a sample Bot.
tie for 10 cents and try it, Regular size IS cents.
Two doses will relieve you
WORCESTERSHIRE
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LEWISTON,
The Raptist Convention.

Lewiston, June II. The Maine Baptist conyen-
ton adjourned at noon to-day. The meeting was
devoted to the discussion of business. The meet
ing has been fully attended, and next year will be
held at Augusta.
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Maine Editors and Publishers' AssOcia
ton.

The Excursion Committee Of the Maine Editors
and Publishers Association announce that they
have made arrangements with the propretors of
the Marshall House, York Harbor, Me-. to enter
tain the Association for the week beginning July
18th. From this point short excursions can be
made to Mt. Agamenticus, the Cults and Pepper
ell Mansions, Kittery Navy Yard, the Isle of
Shoals, and other points Of historical interest.
Full details Of the excursion will be given in cir
culars which, with tickets, will in due time be sent
to all members who have paid their assessments
for 1875. Z. II. ELwELL,
NJ. n. Rich,
WIN. ii. SIMPSON,
Com. of AyydpgeBleits
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DIANA.


Indianapolis June Il. Mrs. Jerry Monroe re-
Gently Obtained divorce from her husband and
was receiving attentions from another man. This
excited Monroe to fronzy and to-day he beat the
womaA'S brains out with wrench.
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a pair Of exquisitely painted canoe paddles on
exhibition in the window of Frank Pielccs book
store, attract the passers by. The paddles were
made by old Indian guide in the woods down
East. Capt. L. c. Pierce of Springfield, Mass,
formerly of this city, has decorated them in the
highest style of art, and will present them to his
cid guide Charles Meservey Of Creenville, in this
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A gentleman Of this city recently brought home
from Moosehead fine specimen Of the beavers
workmanship. 1t is piece of q stump of poplar
tree six inches in diameter, from which, the tree
was gnawed and cut into iunks, last autumn for
the ingenious animals, winter habitation. The
prints of the teeth plainly appear and look as if
made by chisel in the hands of an amateur car
renter
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NEBKASk A.
Indian Matters.

Omaha, June L.. \ war party OF - Indians
was cen on the lilh inst, sixty miles south of
Camp Robinson. They going south. The
commanding officer at Sidney was ordered after
them with every man he could put in saddle and
to XIII all he cou'd
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PORTLAND.
Accident.

Portland, June h. A carriage containing Mrs.
Fliield and Mrs. Albro +. Chase with an infant
child, was overturned in Green street, this noon,
and Mrs. Chase was seriously and the child slight.
ly injured.
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hENNEBEC S. SHpreme Judicial. Court, March
Term, 1873.
SARAH Il. DURGIN, Lb't, VS.. EDGAR Z. DURGiN.
Ordered That notice of this libel be given to the
det by publishing an abstract thereof, together
with this order three weeks successfully In the
LEGATION to be thirty days at least before the
next term of this court TO be holden at Augusta,
within and for the county of kennebec on the first
Tuesday of August next, that said deit. may then
and there appear and answer to said libel, il he
shall see cause.
Attest WIN. NJ. STRATTON, Clerk.
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CAN ADA.
Fire..

Lancaster, June Il. The factory OF the Lam
caster Knitting CO. destroyed by fire. last
night. Loss $4,000; insured partly. 200 per-
sons are thrown out of employment.
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CONN CTICUT.
Election.

Hartford, June II. Moses Culver was to- day
elected Judge of the supre court in both houses
OF the legislature to till the vacancy cause by the
elevation of Judge LOOMS.
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We know gentleman who has destroyed the
first crop of currant worms on his bushes this sea-
SON by spending few hours Of different days in
picking off and destroying the leaves on which
the flies had deposited their eggs. He says little
patience and perseverance will save the bushes
and ensure crop of currants, in spite of the var
mints.
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Weather Probabiiit,es for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States,
stationary CT falling barometer, southeast to
northeas; winds, warmer clear and partly cloudy
weather, stationary barometer and occasional rain,
clearing in the afternoon.
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Political.

Columbus, June H. The democratic State con-
vention nominated William Allan for Governor
and Samuel F Carey for Lieutenant Governor,
to-day.
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MI. d. L. Allen Of the Journal Office owns Il
genuine sword Of the revolution, twas the blade
Of Major Nourse.
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The examination of Crosby St. Intermediate
school will take place on Monday forenoon, June
81, instead Of afternoon, as announced in yester-
days Journal, the change having been made by
the Directors
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Clcrgymen, singers and public speakers troubled
with hoarseness or bronchial affections will find
themselves greatly relieved by the use Of Adam.
sons Botanic Cough Basam. Sample free. OF all
drupgists, June To- tcodSwlW
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rENNSILV ANA.
Religions.

Philadelphia, June II. Archbishop Wood wa.
to-day invested with the Pallium. Il was mos
grand and imposing ceremony
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DR.. Briggs, dentist. has returned from his
Moosehead trip, bringing big string Of fish with
him. He extracted, among others of less size,
magnificent three pound silver trout.
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The bells Of IIallowcll pealed forth with GEN.
tcnnial joyousness yesterday, commemorative of
Bunker Hill.
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One week from to-day Louis II. F. Wagner and
John True Gordon will be hung by their necks
until they are dead.
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Tie "burst' in the water company's pipe IN
front Of Deane Pray's has been repaired, and that
inconvenient street trench is filled up again.
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phaeton of Cony & Farrars, were tipped over
and the carriage badly smashed, the top being
torn nearly of-bent back like the cover Of a cof-
fee. pot. The horse was cut slightly
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Four ex-oficers of the same regiment and COM
pany accidently met at the convention in Portland
Tuesday. AL were severely wounded in different
battles. They don't think as the democrats do,
that the chaps who shot them ought to take charge
Of the country just yet.
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The "expo.e" of spiritualism in Hallowell Mon
day evening" is said to have been hardly up to the
expectations of the audience assembled.
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The theme Of the preacher in the Iiallowell
Methodist church next Sunday, will he Little
Foxes"
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FINANCIAL & COMMFPCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT

New York. June Il, ls.5.
Money cary at 2a} per cent on call S.erling ex.
change was weaker at ls7aiA for bankers 10 days
sterling, 490al. Tor demand Gold opened atll7a
and closed ll7s with sales at li14 Rates paid for
carrying were / and per cent. Custom Re-
ceipts $500 600. The Assist Treasurer paid out
$500 in interest and1 Sl%iC0' IN redemption OF
bonds,
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It was good weather yesterday for centennial',
There was one in Boston, we believe.
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We see it stated that the Auburn Clipper is dead
Mourners are scarce.
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80 patients have been admitted, died, and nine
teen discharged. Three new 60 inch boilers are

to be put into the engine room at once
No action was taken in the direction Of furnish
ing the unsightly brick chapel for the accommoda-
ton of patients, the Trustees, we understand, be-
ing of the opinion that its for this purpose is
quite impracticabe in its present condition. The
work ON the foundation for the new chapel and
amusement hall is progressing satisfactorily.
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The city is constructing cisteln near the top
Of Bridge street hill collect the water from the
springs in the vicinity. 1t has purchased Of the
railroad company the pipe that lies buried from
the site Of the cistern to the railroad track, with
view to supplying the street sprinkler and Water
street cisterns with water free of cost.
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Don't forget the Summer Festival of the Ten
pc rance Reform Club at Granite Hall, tonight.
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The two little boys-Tommy Buckley and Jamie
Blane-who so narrowly escaped death on We'd
nesday by being run away with while on the top
Of the State street sprinkler nicely yesterday,
though Tommy was pretty sore from bumps and
hrn
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JAMES Il. HENNIGAR,
Pres. of Conference,
JOHN McMURRAY,
EXPIRES. of Conference,
WIN. SARGENT,
JOHN A. MosHER,
JOHN w. HOWE,
STEPHEN F. HUEsTIs,
RICH'D. w. WEDDALL,
ALEX. w. NICHOLSON,
CRANswIcK JosT,
ROWLAND MORTON,
JOHN JOHNSON,
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80, what is so rare as day in June.
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GRANITE HALL.
Positively One Night Only,
Monday, juno 21st.
Return of the famous WASIIBURN
LAST SENSATION TROUPE!

After an absence OF twelve months, during v hich
the time homo ed manager, Il. s. WASfBURN, mas
achieved one of the greatest Financial successes
on record. The present organization is the crown
ing effort of thirty years experience. Every bfa7ch
OF the profession represented by artists OF sterling
merit In an original programme OF unusual bill
fancy Introducing the Talented Coleman Sisters
the Great Add Weaver and Son, the Monarchs
Manchester and Jennings, the Powerful Bliss
Brothers, the Wonderful sanyeas, ard host OF
others.
MOTEL am the original and only Washburn
engaged in the show business IN the world and all
Others using that name do without my knowl.
edge or consent and brand them rs base hnpos
tors. 80
Admission So and 30 cents; Reserved seats with
out extra charge, on sale three DAYS in advance,
at Eastern Express Office. Doors open at "a COM
mences at O'Clock.
+. 5. WAsHBURN, Sole Proprietor.
+. OSENHAtM, Business Agent.
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The light of other days"-our street lamps