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The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

c~ossHlESoE MoNEY.--About $500
|fnsS |ISS'ence q money" was recently re
|'vu rsu ~ 70 Mr.. JOS. Primrose, of This
vso =, VINO was robbed In smyrna seye
Is ;sS's ~ 4, ago. Last week, the execu
feIve.d y. iSsomas S,Goas Carrow. of Smyrna,
boes s~ea sloO Of the same kind OF
(. IA Az evidently from the same per
knsciaaIne ane smyrna zSmes thinks he
10 k,oce h,o.t stricken party is one oi
Vino ,.Ists ras who We're suspected Of
bCO ss,0.o, .oobed Mr.. Primrose of eve,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

[ 5. CoCRT In TIC {. S. Diae.,.:
Court, this iac;aiL5, Judge Bradford
presiding, the ease of L0ckvood v
the nGaufactusey3 Of the Joues FeacL
Cutler for "a Infringement: Of patent,
vas opened. 1kc case will las: sc-eral
days
Eestc:i5. @itc.1.-- cGEis5ioz :.
Smith took c-iueGcc u the edniraltT
case Grc-ic- ct cf the recent 6nding
3f the Abandoned schooner [.:s, the
particulars Of which Leve been pub
lished here:osoTe n this paper IT,
case will be tried at the present tcrn
Sale % NoEET.-Hope Loan Asso
ciation, last eTeuinE, sold STQ0 at le
per cent 81 no A. II $500 At Il e1d
$500 81 1
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

!. Z EVnSa 1S WEDDING. In st. Paula
/ Miss Ii u last night, the marriage
Scbsmna;;, IAN a; Lee Showalter to Mr.. VIM.
|ev. Dr. S, q Reading, took place.
EistiDe 1mScCaulley, OF Reading, OF.
|de, TS lumber Of persons were out.
bk and ue bride was attired in white
6d S wss travelling veil OF white lac
colls,,, sasIended by two bridemaids
The hSSn Ssis.ssIn ana receptions at the houss
Pw pcnls.s istRer, Third street, be,
s'sr, ended the si7air.r
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

Leei:ng for a Fdrn:..--Mr. Cow. mana.
ger Of Gen. Van Vorst's famous farm
near Milford. is in this city to-day,
prospecting for farm. He proposes to
purchase place near this City, proba-
bly, between here and New Castle, and
will doubtless consumnate the purchase
this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
WEITHER hEPORI
WAsaIyoToE. Sept. : -! a II
PR0BADuITIEs

For New England aud TIE Middle
States, slight fall oi the barometer
except in Virginia, cast 10 south winds
except on the coast, where northeast
70 southeast w!,ds. srs probable high
temperature clear q Partly cloudy
weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

All Who suffer from coughs, colds, Irrl.
tation OF the bronchial tubes OF tendency 10
consumption, will lind In DR.. Wstar's Bal.
sam OF Wild Cherry remedy as agreeable to
the palate as efectual In removing disease.
The Ralsam Is q pleasant. safe and powerful
remedy; 1t aeta promptly and seldom fails TO
effect cure. 80 ots. and 81 q bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
CANCER

~ ~ ~ "
ssSoraia ana all Skin Diseases
Cured Dy DE-. 5oEd's Discovery,
DB. BoNo's CusancAI AETIpoTEs unit
with ana d..stJoy tie vlzus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections. tuf VIII not Affect the healthy
part Patients may visit !hs City and remain
while under treatment at the PsunA. Cancer
Institute lone OF the hsndsones. marble edi
nres In tie city and the fnsst remedial IN
stsats In the country. Remedies, with full
dlreotions, sent to any part Of the world.
dts;s.
H. t. BOND. N. D.,
PESrA. CANCEL IusrITuTE.
fcf1aiZ S2os Chestnut St.. Ph l., Ia.
rrodfc's Miraculous cure for COrns
An English remedy of great popularity, for
Z. BRNGHURsT & CO.
Corner sixth and MSrse: stFoels.
Concentrated FavOring Extracts
or Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
nond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
and sold wholesale and rctail by
Il. BRINGHURSr & co,
tCorner Sixth ami Market streets
or the Bnsn.
= Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
and Bath Soaps IN extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF norse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles VI the same class at
Z BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streo
Toilet Mirrors.
A, full assortment Of all sues, including
double magnitying, Sc
E. BRTNGHURST & co,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla B~aus
toii " holesale and retail by
E BRINGHURST & Co,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brslshes, Hand
| Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, to-
sale By L. BR1NGHCRST & co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

Sale :f Fine Residence. ---Mr. Joshua
L. Pusey has sold his fine residence No.
l4Vs Delaware Avenue, to John II.
Adams, Esq, for thirty thousand dol
lars
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
coNs sU MPTI0N CURED

70 Ia Ej.ie' sf ~ p5ily Gi.si...
EsTEENEp Fa!BSr
WIN you please irf'rla S0aT IisisEa that
CURE FoR coy5CIP TioS.
snd all disorders Of the Throat and Lungs.
and that BY its use In my ptaeeics. have
cured hundreds OF cases. and will give
$1,000 90
for case 1t win pot benefit. Indeed, 50
strong Is my faith, viii send o SAMPLE
PkEE. 10 any sufferer addressips me,
Please show this letter to sny enc you may
know. who 10 suffering from the afave diseases
and ohnse
Faithfully yours,
DIR, 7. 7. Burt,
jaul4d&wly 50 Williams ST., NJ T.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

FARSI SoID.-Mr ] + Maucha has
sold for Mr. c 0 Groomo the iarm
near Mile7 River Bridge, in Talbot
county, Maryland. containing 49,
acTes, Il air Robert fl.ttou. # ohio
for Sll ,0C0
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

THE Lr:i.-ET I,7vEs71GATI5.7 lie
Rev Mr kenney investigating com
mittee met again, yesterday afternoon
and received further evidence for the
prosecution The defence will open
and probably conclude to-day The
evidence will not he made public until
it i Ill received.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

Tic chasa - bridgad, sue enough
Jefferson Davis Is TO lecture in Boston
ri wiutsr,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
POLITICAL.

NOIlCk-DElOCRAIIC MEErIH9.-.Ihs
IN Democrats Of the Fourth Ward are re-
quested to meet et the Rsliarce Engius
House, tomorrow (wedns sday) evening, st
~ o'claSk. BY order of the
sugsl-lt EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
An EEe for N.Y..

/, .edr e7ss sTe railing ron. there Ia u Cd.
article tASt viii 50 truly s.Te you Ian eFe tor
Al eve" as the Diamond Spectacles. which
are clear, briliisnt, and manufactured iron
tho very ee5t crystal pehslel with the great
est possIb.s Gaze and 1bul Tvery pair st4uip.
81 with q srrAu diamond
For sale IN Willinstou hr D g CLARK. 10
t,' Market stIsst aussUe5iS ~
I4s1icS 0iSHInE 40 I-urCEus4 Ii. ht
Eunrl1s ah1 Simple Seall, Ma chins, would
do Hsd - sail at ~, rs Market Street Viii
DtnSton, Del, en! see one 0t tie uicesi Fami-
iy - Lg Machines in the world. 1t has Ia,
equal - sews fFom the shieEsst to the thiasst
material desired without change Of nesiiss
Our t9boy ;s simplicity, Durability, nsAI
runnine. and 10 threadlns up re3uise "a salt
threadiGs sGuttle and sell ssttins heal!s
Sold I easy monthly instlAasLt. n ittsfai
discount od for cash. Ladies d1a'ttu7 a
heavy and complicated machine. tut seI H..
lisht running New American.
rs Market 81. Wiluinstou. psl.
iy7davlv J. H, PRIMRO5E. AzsAt
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eabr9 s. Yomerop, - De5embcr 1875. 9o 1885,

| Atuu uIIlltltl Uub 1fO lUtutulut
in 9orlpih 9elanoet uoroen.
3m0lf 2ei6en> borunter Die bon bier
Nonnen, ,puroen in9armi6 selonoet uno
| 1T mon Der Mn 1i6t, oaB nur. nod menigc
Ober piel(ei6t feline 2ei6en an Soro liA
porfinoen.
Sic Nonnen, BON 6enen bic 0epc|bc
lpridt, poren Transisfonerinnen aus
@al5totten in 9@eitialen, Die wcgen Ser
&eli9ionsuerfo fol9unginB Breu ben nadQme<
rita 9in9en, aber in Dem @6if6ruh INNS
2eben fa1nel.
- Nod ben lebten Na9ri6ten ii6er
6osStranben oes9ompfl9iifes v9eut16,
lanO" nimmt man an, 0aB weni9ltens 6S
Yerlonen, BON oenen 46 8alja9iere pa=
ren> ertrunfen linb. Sn @beerneb wurbt
Elm Goroner's Snquelt iiber Die beiben i'm
Boote oes Quartiermei tiers 8ed gef fun=
oenen 2ei9en 9ebalten. Sic Surp mellte
lib ni6t eber uerta9en, bis lie oas &elul<
tat Der in 9arwi6 Dor iih sebenoen amt=
li6en unterludungen Der &ato ltropbe er<
fabren bat. Sn5luii9en eob le Elm ouf
Sob in Tol9e BON 8lositeQun9 lautenoes
1erbift ab unb iiberldBt es Iomit ocr
Surp in Sarlpi@, Die 8eranttportli9teit
| fit Die &ata itropbe feit5uiteGen. Ser
Snquet iber Die 2ei9en nabm 9eltern lei=
nen Nnfang, bod er9ab oas @erb0r bes
Gopitdns II. oer Mannidaft ni@ts Neues.
onoon,7. 9e5. Cine @pecialoe=
.pel9e aus Berlin meloet, baB Die preubi<
|lAe &eoierun9 oen @r5bil9of BON &0ln
formlid) CUR &elignation ouf9eforoert
babe. 9iele Mufforoerun9 sebt eincm 9ez
ri9tli@en 8erfobren, wel4es feline Nmtsz
entlebung beStpedt, porber.
2onbon, s. Seq. Cine Specialbe<
pei9e aug Berlin meloet, 6aB BET @rof
BON Nrnim lid, &ranfbeit Dorl9ubeno,
9emcigert babe elmer 8orlaoun9 gu leinem
Pro5eiie tpe9en 9o6oerrat6s gu erl6ei=
nen, Gol8e gu leiiten.
9ie 2au@ anner3eitung 1aot
bon Berlin lei bic Muslief ferung oes@ro=
fen Mrnim ni6t be9ebrt mproen, oa Elm
unitreitbar politii6es 8er9eben porliege;
iibrigens lei @raf Mrnim bereits no9
Gan &emo ab9ereiit.
Moorio, 7. 9e3. Sic 8ot1Aaft 6es
prd1. Grant ueruriadt bier 9robe 9lui=
reguns. Gin poaitdnoi9er Mus5us aug
Dem Guba beriibrenoen Sbeile Der 8ot=
I@aft wuroe per &abel Sennor @ullan=
tes, Weiniiter Der neutrality-suspicious.
beiten, nit9etbeilt, worauf beute Nbeno
Elm Minilterratb itattfano.
2onoon, 6.9e5. vYoqMaq@asette"
BON beute Wbeno entbdlt ben fol9enoen
8eri9t:
rSn Dem 9aupttoQen beg @maitb
9oblenberswerfs, nabe 8ornsleD in @e1t
@ioins Oortldire, fanb beute cine f6rcd<
li9e @rploi ion ltatt. @(an fiirdtet, oab
iiber 200 Meni9en umsetommen iino.
Das @u6eu nod ben 2ei@en in Der
@waitbe &oblengrube miro nod INNER
fortse5ebt. Sic 3abl Der umgefommenen
perlonen miro jskt ouf 1870 angeseben.
@s berr|9t np1 INNER 9robe Iufrc9u n9
i'm 9anSen Diitrifte uno cs miro nod
eini9e Sage baue:n, c6e Die 3obl oer@e=
(t0oteten senau fefaeitsllt tusrosu tonn.
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@pbenfban.
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g. (Muslanb)
- Won Der lebten Mo9e 1T Elm See-
unslud 5u beri@ten. Wm 5. Seq. perlieB
Der i90ne groBe Dompier "Deutl6lano"
8remerba fen I'M cine Nndabl 9lusmanbe=
ret na@ nlerm 2anoe gu brin9er, bod
]9on e1e bos @9iff Den Canal paIlirt
uno in Den atlanti16en Ocean gefommen
mar, seIGab oas ltn9liid oer 9ampfer
1tran6ete in Der Norb1ee. Sic fol9enOen
Beri9te barber brin9t oas &abel:
noon, Z. 9e5. Nus &o@efer
miro 9emeloet, oas 1eute fritz in Der oor=
ti9en @eseno Elm Boot bes 9an1pfers
v9eutl9lano" ans 2ano fam, lpel6er an
4. b. so. BON 8remen nad Neu Dort OBJ
ging. 9as Boot entbielt nur einenMonn
uno bic 2ei9en 5lpeier Matrolen. Ser
Mann meloet, 6ab ser ~9euti6lano" in
Der Norolee 9ejtranoet lei. .Die beioen
Mlatroien tamen Dor gri&0pfung UNI, oa
Iie 4S @tunoen in oemBoote 5ubra9ten.
Nem Dorf, 7. 9e5. Oelrias uno
60. baben loeben folsenoe 9epelhe bon
ibren M9enten in 5outbampton erbolten:
Ser n9euti9lono" itranoete an ben
Song @anos. Gs miro 9ealeloet, oab
50 @erlonen BON ben Yaiia9ieren uno
Der 8emannuns ertrunten iino. Gin She'll
Der Matrolen uno Der Poilasiere wuroe
am Dienitag Na6mittaglSu 9artpi@ &C.
lanoet.
Qoneon, 8. 9e;. Ser r9lopertijer"
meloet, 6aB i'm @an5en $50 Yerlonen uno
25 Yoridde bonn 9ampfer" Deuti@lano"
9erettet tpuroen.
NemDort, 8. Seq. Gin 2onooner
@pecial% %Sele9ramm meloet, baB Gapitdn
BridenItein ,pel9sr ben oerun9liidten
Dampfer ~Deutl&lano" fiibrte uno beute
in 1artui6 Fd aufbdlt, folsenoen un1<
|tdnoli9en 8eri6t iber oas@traneen oes
Dampfldiffes eritattete
Wir perlieBen Bremerbafen am Sonn.
tag Wfnreen uno batten ftlb am fol9en-
Den Mor9en (W1ontas) NIT einem befti9en
@9neeiturm bon Norooit 5u tampfen
Das Wetter tuar 10 nebelig, oaB mir oas
@entblei unaufb6rlid ausperfen uno Die
@@neuisteit oes @&iffes perminoern
uubten. Gs lief nm $50 Morsens Die
5anobanf an uno be9ann balo oarauf
lebr Hart 3u 1toBen. Mebrere Tabr5eu9e
fubrtn gaa3 nabe an uns porbei, bea9te*
ten aber unIereglotbI ganS nno gar
pi9t. Sd befabl nun, Die &ettun9sboote
bersit an balten, era@tete. es ober nibt fiir
ratbiain, Die Boote bel Dem llnseitiim Der
Wogen' ing Wa0er ,5u lqiien. Gin Boot
tpuroe iebo9 trob n,eipes ausoriidli9en
@erbotes ing Wal1er 9eloiien. allein es
1dluo um, als es taum oos Wa0er be-
rubrt bate uno feds in Dem 8oote be-
finoli9e YtriDneh ertranfen:
Cine un9eDeure@d @dla9meQe fe9te ein'9e
M1in. lpdter iiber oasDeroed II. l9memmte
uele BON ben Paiia9itren> tpel4e por9er
nit Qsbensrettun9s : Qpparoten perIeben
moplrben maren, lber 8oro. SD 8ebot
nun ben Noiia9isren in oas Satel'uert ~
flettern, bod retteten li9 einige aul oas
Sad bes @teuerrobes uno tpuroen oann
BON Dem in5tuii@en angefommenen
@6leppoamp(sr UNI 10 I9r 0{or9e"s be-
1ireit.
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SWuIeIE tu YuOtu. 2OtlttI IuSIUeU DQUH
unlere 8esiebunsen gum Wuslonoe, 3.t
Guba uno @palien nuseinanoer gelebt.
Was @rantin Der BotI@aft barber la9t,
beoeutet teinen &rie9. Dann ma6t Ser
Yrdiibent nod peri9ieoeue Bemertun-
gen iiber Naturalization, Sart9elo5ab=
lung, unlere 5lotte, Die 11mar3en 8er9e,
10 tuie oerl6ieoenen anbere 9ingen unb
oonn idliebt Die 8otl@aft in folgenoer
Mei1e:
3d. bies Die lekte Sabresbotl l9aft it,
Die i4 Die Gbre babe an Den @on9reb gu
ri4ten. ebe :mein Na9folger er,udblt lit,
min i4 bier no9mals Die Tra9en mieoer.
bolen, Die i9 fiir 10 tui6tig uno tpeient.:
li4 balte. oab le udbreno Der sesenlpar-
iisen @eilion our6 @eiese regulirt wer'
Den 1ollten. ..'
Gritens. DaB ie6er @taat 9ebalten Iein
lou, ie6em &inb innerbalb jeiner @rdn=
gen, @elesenbeit 3u seben> f9 cine sute>
oQ9emeine @6ulbiloun9 5u erperben.
3lpeitens. 9ab teine @etten-@lau<'
bensbefenntnii1e in irsenb elmer @9ule
gelebrt iueroen ioaen, Die ean3 ODER tbeil-
1ueile bonn @taate> bon ber 9lation, ODER
our9 eine@teuer auf ir9enb Elm @emein-
welen unterbalten miro. ginfiibruns bes
@@ul5wanss inlo,peit, ooB nod Dem
Sabre 1880 Niemano mebr bqs @timm<
re9t baben ion, oer ni9t le|en uno {9rei.
ben tann, obne bob oeBbalb Semano Iei-
mes @timmre9ts beroubt tperoen Ion,
Der oqlielbe Sur 3eit ber @alliruns oieles
Mmenoements 5elaB..
9rittens. 9aB Stride uno @taat fit
immer getrennt .aber bic cine .tpie Die an
eere in ibrer Spbqre: frei jein Iollen un6
oab aues &ir9enei9entbum 5einep Mntbeil
an Der 8eitcuerun9 tra9en loq. -.
Wiertens. Sob bic lieenirte Smmora-
litat, lpie Die polp8amie unot bic Smpor-
tation bon 6rauen5tmmern fir un9eleb.
li4e 3tuede aufb6ren. Da mir i'm Be.
sriff ino, oas 3tueite Sabrbunoert un{erer
Gyilten3 an5utreten,: 10 tpdre oies Der se<
eisnetfe Moment fir bieie Reform. Il
Tdnftens. @infiibrun9 FOLDER @eiebe,
bic cine baloise &udfebr gu cine eeiuu.
ben Currency fiibren, luel9e Die M9tuns
Der gansen Welt befbt.--
Sn Dem @lauben, oab oie1e Mnlidten
1i9 bur4 iid lelbit Der. 9roben Maioritat
oer ebrGi9 oenfei,oen un6 patrioti16en
8ur9er Der @er. Staattn empfeblen,
iiberlaKe i'h aQes llebrise benz gonereb..
II. 6. @rant.
grecutiue Weaniion, ben. T., De3. 1875.
81 ton. $685. 9eute pprot bier o:e
@atbeorale gum bl. &reu3, cine oer 9r6b-
ten tatb. &ir@en oes 9an6es unter ben
ibliden impoianten geremonien einse-
,ueibt, tuel@e nit elmer Yroseiiion I'M DIG
Stride be9annen. Ser 6o4w. Gr5biidof
@illiams eelebrirte einYontificalqmt uno
ocr9o&tp. 8ii9of 2pn@ belt Die preoist.
Die un9ebeutr 9roBe STRIDE mar 10 orii=
den6 sefiat, bob minoeitens 1000 perlo<
men anpeienb 9eiueien iein miiiien. :.
st. Souls, 9. 9ej. Ser @eneral
8obcod. Der 9ripatletretdr Ses Yrdibenz
ten Grant. 1T lpe9en permutbeter Sbeil+
nabme an@bisteplteuerbetriisere in Mn.
tlqg3uitano oeriebt u. >uur6e Elm in@erbafts=
lbefebl 9e9en i9n naA @9icago 9elanot.
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9ln Montag ben 6. .9e3ember lit Der
a. &onsreB ber 8ereini9ten Stoaten 5u<
Iammeneetreten. Die Contribution ser
Wereinigtsn @taaten uuroe am II. Sept.
tember 1857 BON @eorg WaIbington als
Prdibenten Der Convention unte3ei9<
net, BON Den perl@ieoenen Staaten rar
tificirt, uno am 4. Ofar5 1889 trat Der
erfe @onsreb in Ne,p Dcrf 5uiammen, I'm
1i@ 1eitoem ale 3pei Sabre bur9 Die
Wabl zines Geptdientantenbauies gu er<
neuern. Seoer GongreB bat eine lose=
nannte, lanse uno fur5e @ibung unb
ieoe oieier @ibunsen beeinnt nit Dem
erlten Monta9 i'm 9e3ember.
Ser @enat bes jebt ta9en6en Gpn<
9reiies betebt aus ID W}itslieoern, bon
oenen729 9emotroten jino: 9os @e.
rdentantenban bat gum eriten
W{ale leit l6 Sabren tpieoer cine oemos
trati19e Majoritdt, un6 beltebt oajielbe
aus Ito Demofroten, 100 &epublifanern
uno 12 2iberalen un6 l1nabbdn9igen,
nebit elmer ;8acan3 i'm 4. Gon9reBbiitritt
BON $ennei{ee, bic o6ne 3tpeilel ebenf fals
bur9 einen 9emofroten ousgefillt wer>
ben miro, i'm Die 3obl Der 292 Heprdlen,
tanten pol1 3u ma9en. ~.
Sim er1ten @ibun9sta9e tpur6e ber
9emofrat M4ael g.: Rerr bon Snbiana
gum @pre6er oes &eprdlentantenbaules
gepdblt.. 9as @pre9er=Nmt lit eins
Der mi1ti9lten Memter bes 2anoes. Ser
@pre9er 1T oer ei9entlide Tiibrer oes
9ouIes Der &eprd1entanten, ct ernennt
Die .uerl6ieoenen @omitteen, oeren Gm=
pfeblungen Dem 9erfommen semdB, 10
gut ,pie @eiebe fir bas @eus fno er
fann Die Yo1lirun9 bon @eiekoorlasen
binbern o6er f6roern, uno ct beitimmt 9e=
tuillermaBen ben gbaratter oieler @e1eb.
porla9en. 9err Mi9ael 6. &err lit 48
Sabre alt, i'm >ueitli9en @enniplpanien
9e6oren, unterri6tete ii@ bauptid9lis4
ielbi, tubirte aber aud in perl@iebenen
Mfabemien, bielt@9ule, itubirte oie&e9te
in 12ouispille, i&entudp, Ieoe!te .i9 1pd'
ter in Sem MlbanD Snb.. on, 1uuroe 1856
in bic @eiebsebunG 1862 gum Reporter
0ea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACOf ~ oeH VUu~
9reB ee,pa1lt1 unb7 1866, 1863 1870,
1872 unb 1874 tpieber eripdblt.
dim Gienitag ben 7. De3. ian6te Der
prdp6.nt BEN, @enereie Die iibli4e5ab+
resbotiAaft, bic in beioen 9duIern perle.
fen ,uuroe. Mir seben bier tur3 ben Su:
balt Der lansitielisen Botl4aft. Na9 ei'
ner einleitenoen ueber1idt berGortlaritte,
bic ,llniere &epublit in ben 100 Sabren
ibres 8efebens 9emadt bat, etinnert
@rant auerit ooran, oob 10 piel &ir4en,
eigentbum ni9t periteuert weroe ct
19ldst baber Dor oas @runoei9entbum
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14
The vicksburg Disgrace.

Under the above title the jackson PHO.
speaks of the fourth Of July riot at Vicks-
burg riot as follows:
We have not the heart for the portrayal
of this additional disgrace that has been
placed upon oar sister city OF Vicksburg
1t il quite as much as need be said, that
some of the citizens of that place, with
others, determined to honor the day re-
vered by all true Americans as the nations
birthday. in proper manner, at the court
house: their meeting was interrupted.
broken up-the people making their exit as
best they could, and some two or three per
sons killed and others wounded. The Sec
rotary of State and the State SuperintenG-
emit of Education, both colored men, we're
for time in danger of losing their lives
Judge George F. Brown. Chancellor Edwin
Hill, and other honored citizens, had to
make their escape, and barely succeeded
The intamy Of the affair is chargeable upon
the White League organization. It will
stick TO it, like the shirt to Nessus. and if
we are not greatly in error, its members
will ere long have cause to curse the Gay
that they ever begun this difficulty. They
have covered themselves and their party,
and that party's friends. with objectionable
and irretrievable disgrace. And this is
enough upon this topic The soul sickens in
contemplation Of the enormous aggregate of
similar disgusting charges that are being
piled up toward heaven against the unfortu
nately accursed-by some of her Own citizens
City of the Hills. When will those beings
in human form learn to act like men, and
no longer emulate the habits and low in
stincts Of rapaciOus wild animals.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14
Above low

In conformity with request contained
in the will Of John McDonogh, the boys Of
the McDonogh school will tomorrow after
noon strew the grave OF Mr.. McDOnOgh
with flowers at Greenmount Cemetery.
The boys will reach the Union depot,
Charles street, at half past three o'clock,
accompanied by Colonel William Allan.
president of the school. and his assistants,
and will be met BY II. Clay Dallam and
David d. Bartlett, Of the board OF trustees,
and Mayor Vansant. The boys will be in
uniform, and will march from the depot to
GreenmOunt, where the interesting cere.
mOpy will take place.
In the latter part of Mr.. McDonogh's will
these words occur: II have still one small
request to make, one little favor still to
ask, and it shall be the last. 1t is that 1t
may be permitted annually to the children
of the school situate nearest to the place of
INV interment to plant and water few
flowers around my grave. This little act
will have a double tendency; 1t will open
their young and susceptible hearts to graft
tude and love to their divine Creator for
having raised up as the humble instrument
of his bounty to them poor, frali worm
of earth like nae, and teach them at the
same time what they are, whittier they
came, and whence they must return"
Mr.. McDOuogh died at the town OF
McDonogh. opposite the city OF New "
leans, on the twenty-sixth OF October, looo.
His remains were subsequently brought to
Baltimore for interment, a. requested IN his
vilI. and this is the first occasion since his
death that the opportunity has ever &C.
cnrred in which to carry ont this simple and
touching request for the McDonogh school
has lust completed the first full year OF It's
existence. Tho trustees at recent meet
mo. desiring in I'll respects to conform Ut
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14
Local Intelligence.

WHERE HAVE You BEEN ALL SUMNER !
"Why, Billy, where have you been all sum-
per' You don't look right healthy
'Well, Harry, you remember that last
spring started out ON q collecting tour. and
when | reached tho corner of Ninth and
Carondelet streets, l concluded to return to
my office, so took seat in one of the
The car did not travel at lightning speed,
and before night dreamed l was in an
easy Pullman and went to sleep; l slept
about five or six days, when l was suddenly
awakened by something which thought
was . collision. looked at the driver and
at the little mule. The latter was exceeding
~ FESTIVE and as we turned the curve Ut the
corner Of Felicity street, I asked the driver
what had occurred to cause such an uncom-
mon speed. He said that hornet, Charlton
Or nee had stung An ear. After we had moved
about fifteen feet every thing was serene
once more, and only regretting that dis
eliminating wasp had not tackled the
driver. once more resumed the recumbent.
How long snored will never be known.
but two or three days ago we reached Canal
street. when . newsboy, peddling garter.,
taking me for stranger, brought me TO
consciousness by stating that the depot had
arrived. Feeling very hungry, thirsty and
tired. my first thought was to seek for re.
freshments, and while on the way l met
several friends, each asking me where l
had been all summer. Then began to un-
derstand that last May had taken passage
in Carondelet street car. Now, Harry,
you know where I've been all summer"