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, 1875-09-16
A Talk WITH THE aTToRneY.oGnsHaL

TALK WITH THE hTToRhEY.oGnrRAL.
'p<tidt b'patth tn The thrrnna Fr,p"ns.
WAsst,s0roS, Il. e.. Hept. i5.-sena.or Bruce,
Of Misslaspp, headed delegation Of tho Au7es
faction from TINT sitnla, who called upon ths AT
tornoy-ue,erAl to-day with tofotooco to the 70.
cent riots. No recommendation was brought
shr delegation stating that t,neco hui been rn-
Atoreh Tho Attorney General advised that thu
Republicans should Edp.t ftnanH for nell-pro-
tccsion and If They foHnn after actual trial that
tlIHy could not tiufond their rights, tte fact
wuHll form bahia upon which the natio,,al
authutiticB might trccec1
t7o the .iasye'attd rres&,l
WAatt1Sdfns, u. C.. Sept. l5,-The Attorney
General wa1 sisItc'l today bv dclosaton rem
rc4onsinE tho Enpihrat yot.ry Of hfise.ssipri,
conustns ol tnltGd Btatos senator bruce, W,
q. buchanan. Sheriff nf Marshall Conutv; 4. II.
How o1.,netnoer Of congreas; Jancs Hill. Hsc-
publican Executive Cotnln,tteu =; aud John i.
ltAyHond. c'lttar of tho alIebinHippi piof. Tho
Delegation called II explain tho situation OF
affairs N their Stale and assortod that. owing
~ tho White l.cngnn organizations wllicl, eto
i'caa roscfn aEo rot hbie at ali timos to
osorcsn their political riyhts. Although the
Republican party, which in culnposed Of
tho ent'ro coloro'l eemeut, will COM
rnralivcIy fow white men. IN Largely ia ox.
:!
Of ORGANIZATION they arc eynr At tho mercy of
Host;lo ORGANIZATIONS Of opponenls, who t,y forco
nt artnB and rioto,sB demonstrations, generally
refusn To allow Republican sutorB to aesemhiu ii
political meeting, 10 register at tho proper
llaeeu Of registration. or 10 vote upon election
darB. Upon tho huhlnct or tho disturbances at
tllr pscsrat timo the delegation waB united in
tho adnesiou thAt nonu c1iased. Their Loliti.
cal meetings had been bioken up, an.l there was
they 0asertod. no rcason Tor any further dis
knthnHcn. What tHGt YNrfGEnufhH
Tint there was a'wa7a danger Of ror,oun
difficulties unless tho Htato Government,
which is utterly unable to give them protection,
shall havo tho assstauCe u tho General Gov
erusnans. In fact. ts!o State Government could
not DO carried on Without tho MD Of the United
btaas. Tho delegation oxprssTod tlO opinion
tint recent aud unpublished letter from tho
Attoruev-Noncral 10 Gov. Ati,cs. referring OIL
tirtly 10 thehe troubles. and tho inablts of tho
stain Government to prevnht them, wuu!d, II
published. have II favorable effect. Upon tho
advice Ut the Attorney Genernt tho delegation
will return to Mi s1sippi and cunfor furIher
with tho Governor. aud Ascertain what they can
do IN their own SUPPORT. A report Of The rcAuls
Of this conference iA expected. and NAV he
mado tho subject for consideration nt au oasly
Cabinet mectIug.
MEMPHIS, Inuu., Sept. l5-re,sone who
reached hero fEon' TaltAtcllo County, a[iRs this
evening. state that n Is quiet, AMI ar mod bodies
both black mud white, Aave dinpsraed. Johnson,
n negro mho is charged with having instiEatcd
tho nogroea IN arm and Eo 70 Frioraon'a storo in
body, IL ln jail at Charlcston. Nowhere u
trouble apprehonde1.
, 1875-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
ALTON CITY ELECTl0N.

Spsttai Dts3xsfeh to f1te Chieaqo Tribune.
ALTON ILL.,, t3ept. 15.-Thn city election passed.
on quietly yesterday. Although great interest
waa manifested In tho result, thero wAs but little
e1citotaent and no disorder. Tho vote WAS tho
largest ever caa4 Il city election. There were
nopatty tickets In tho fold, and politics played
no part whatever In the contest. Tho following
arc tho canddstes aud their mAjorit.cs: Mavor,
Alex ". Hnpo. 81 mai; Register, James McNulty,
lp6 maj: Treasurer, Charles Holden, Jr., 71s mai
4as ,5:ss 5:ss' " ;s MI nj, 9sss 9ss
John Melnnta, 34s msI.; Marshal, John Dawson, sid
maj.; Haloor s.tav, r. L. HooaIand, 2sl mai; Bsroe
J. + ooppinser, Il. g. pszley, F. w. Joeasna, and NJ
Q. Hathaway.
WISCONSIN TEMPERANCE mER.
Gp4cta& b4spatrA IA tAs ch,t4io f+,a4.s.
JANKayILLh. Wla, SEPT. ls.-The advocates Of tenn
perancs met IN convention hero to-day. and, a!tr7
IN nomination atrctly sesnperance st.e ticket tho
Convention VIII NOT very largely attended. Tho trEct
IT, get ssssssst ao a,a =, y sa
Fss:@s:t = w v Il dfs.n ] 1te'ns3denslsi' scj s
TIE IOWA CAMPAIGN.
a,,n. 3psst'' % ia*oa.eh @ y r. cs.saa9 @ T.sy9s:
ven!oa It on.w. ytsr;, no1niussd aeolse Rs"
M p!.tr!et 81: kis9xeod speaia e ths Republicans
THE COLORADO KLEor1oN.
DRIVER, Col, aeEt. lt.-Aoturns from tho election
IN &hla Territory como !n yary slowly, Atapaaoe
County slsct4 majority Of tho Republican t!ckos The
Democrats ploct one Of two Councilman and une VI
four membef1 Of tho House. They also ulect tho
County 1feaAuree. Last fall tho county gavs oYer tl
Damocs.tn majority. Tho result In tho Territory ia
doubtful, both parti<o claiming the Lcgslatru. The
Governor has asued us for IN election on tho 2sth
Of OetobF for members OF the Constitutional Conycn-
lion, which will meet On tha 10th Of December, This
nepublcana claim shst thsy viii ba1o good majority
in tue Convention.
TIE NKnuasxA consrnrsnx
Special DhpateA 70 TAs Chtcssao JtGskas.
LINCOLN, Nab. Sept. 16.-Ths NebEaaks HtAte II. L,
Oonferenee eotnenced it, sesa,on hero to-day Nshop
Gilbert Haven presiding. About 1o deegstes, clerical
md ~, are r!taont. Tho proceedIugs will probably
be OF marked interest. Bsvsral important question:
arc to como ~. Dahop Haven will preach tu tho
Opera House sunday. Ths Coufcrenos viii lat uu
Monday noou.
OMAHA, Neb.. Fab. l5.-The Republican Btate Con-
Vunhon met a. kearnsy Junction to-4y. VI 17b d1e-
gaess lus 100 *sFe present. Many proxies wsrs hold
hJ those pfcsents ThA Hon. E. H. 1ogurs of Fremont
VA elected Chairman. @. E-Yost tha Hun George D.
Lake, and f. Z. Can't ware nominated for Jud1us nf
No supreme Court un4n1tnnualy th1 lr4t tsaliot,
snd Samuel MARVEL, Of Dodge County for Third
Chief Justice on tho Fifth ballot.
TIE MAINE ELECTION,
AuousEA1 Mst bcpt. lt.-Aoturns from SIT towns
town. gtyg ConnoE, HspuhoAn, -, ,297 Roberts, pen,u-
towns ast year Esrs pln2!4y, Nspnblirs, 4y0l0 ri
comb. uauooetst. 37sl8: hinsieya tpA{or,iy TO- !r1
Our hundred and twenty-five town aud plsnxtloux
G9e yet 10 be heard froul.
.Ths Republicans elected twenty and ths De,nnerpss
tlaYap E<pAtosS.
, 1875-09-16

REPUBLICAN AEEffN0 At CLEVELAND
Sptctat U.soatch ta Ths Chicago Trftune
C1EaE1ANp, O., Sept. 11.-Tho first great Re-
publican meeting Of this campaign in Cleveland
ia now in progress. Ex-doy. Hayes and Gon.
Moves arc speakers. Monument Park is brill
iantty Illuminated with long featoons Of eolorod
lRhts hanging from the trees. Il vast crowd
fills tho pnlk and uverloEs into tho surround
ing s.rocts. Noar the pagoda, from which tho
speaking is taking place. the crowd il 20 donse
that IL Is impossible 10 got In or out. Around
tho parh ls Gordon Of torchbehrors, represent
ing the Hayes Clubs Of dlGcrent wards. At
tho close Of Gov. Hayos' speech cach
torehbearer flted two or thrce Rouan
candies, Lighting up tho part With coneentrto rain
Of IRE. Cannon heing, bands playing. everybody
cheering, combined to rucall the great grand cct-
ngs Of 1868 and 1914 Cleveland In thoroughly awake,
anu ths Democrats for tic nrst time realize ths utter
against tho soid underlying bass OF honesty and 10y
atty TO Republican principles In The hearta Of hh CON-
Ills Two Governors were received at tho lspot by
large c.valede Of citizens OIL horseback an escorted
throughout the principal atreota to their hoei Both
speeches werc received with great enthusaam.
CINCINNATI.
sotstat haSatsS nu, 70 r. cAeaSo Tiis""s .
erposs anothsr y en s.@ne + nonsnsa esy
frauds: "ou thu 9th Of December, 1874 ho received
$s.too for lot on Msin ssrocs occupied aud possessed
W QultFA StAtcd t1E xQat'OuEG Puf.
posea Az ho made return Of any valca represent
Ing THU money, In tho following April official inquiry
wea made - 10 the disposition Of this cash. and he
stated 10 tho Deputy Auditor that he had invested thu
entire sim In United 6satts bonds. lie IA b1athcr.
skitnG tho state against bondhodass" The Hon.
aeorss 8. Boutwell, spoko IN hour OIL 'lnnce to largo
1ucutinR At Nobtnson'a 0pora-Housp tonight LIE
well EeeelTed, and his Ytews made agool impression.
THE JUDICIAL AMENDMENT.
CoLuMnust o., Hept. l6.--1u resFousa TO : request
from Committee Of Tue Bsatn bar Association, tbs
sssto Executive Committees OF both political parties
have ssue circular letter to ths committees Of Tho
various counties. dsc.rng that - the deae1al A..
authorizing tho submisston Of ,he amendment To TIM
state Constitution providing for Commission
tho Supreme Court, 1t eaunot 10 considered
partisan matter. Tho circular Btates that tho
Judges Of tho 8dpreua Court beliavc the proposed
meas uro to be Of vital inpottauce to remedy the DO.
lay Of the presaut syss. which amounts to practical
donal og Justice In y1ew Of tho fact that thcrc
70 bs no opposition 70 tho amend1nen, Tho Colnms-
sioners suggest that tho ticket Of both parties ba
printed havang on them anply tho words, - For Tho
Camulisalon.* This will leave all opposed to tho
amendment ftrs to expreaa tlelr dsapproyA by
striking cut tho words suGgeatad.
, 1875-09-16
GEN ERAL.

HI WILL TAxE THE 8TuMr IN ONO.
speeat Ulpateh to 7he Cascooo Tr1bunk
COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 15.-Tolegraphio advicoa
hayo boeo received from New York from Carl
Schurz, who returned from Europe On Monday.
declaring his iutention of entcring tho Ohio
campaiRn In bchnlf OF tho Republican party.
Tho words OF Bcl.urx aEe that mo greater dis
aster could befal tho country than tllo sucress
Of tho imitation enlutlasts. IIe therefore. f"e1s It
bis duty to rAiaa rs voice favor Of 1louoRt money.
lie will mike. rrobkhly speeches. No datca hhvs
set E4ep aealaned him.
, 1875-09-16

sDseiat Nspatth 10 The ChIcaao T11bunt.
PrTTsarAo, Ia, Sept. 15.-TAis morning 1t
half past O'clock a fire. broko out iu ]. ".
Mootehead l. Co.'S remnant Of the Novelty
Works, large building uped az 4
foundry and pattern shop. Tho 1anoa,
owing to tho ln1ammsbfe nature OF the material
noread with remarkable rap1ilty. destroying La
mans pump. works and Tsylor'a Aca1s-rorks
Wien tic walls fell the tre'nen narrowly cscapcd
with their lives, and hal to leave their hose.
1.ors on Moorchesl'a building anl contents.
et5090; pump-workH e5.U0J; scale-Fotks,
S5,0E. Insurance light.
, 1875-09-16

y little S-5cas-o!d. who hal ottcn bcen repruy-
hor Pic WAS recently afflicted with sore to-.
Ono day. when 1t d,nner. 4he was observed to
s!yly remove the cruat ot hsr pie and place il ul-
der hor plate Wills eating the inside. On bt!ng
NY too Ia 10 sufo / couldn't ext tho otust
, 1875-09-16


t'SciaSA1i. Sept. E.-At 1eorgetown, Ky.,
Yesterday, an 1.ous Ers"n 'c',ntdt 4 clark In
baflo"a :tofo. MAS bell nd Tho counter, loading
= pistol Tor young tnaH n1naod John Herring,
tic woaro" fred at aalr-cock, discharglnR
into ran OF Gunposdsr. which OK
plodcdr blowing out tho front Of The
ssosc and flooring Etsenachnidt md Herring.
at'fne'l. The adjoining etoten Of Hankit 4 Webb,
Frank LTon, Norris DAvss and N. Secht vere
also aholy or 1T part consumed. Tho total ,osa
Nill rroboblv reach I;5l. .1M. Ersenschmldt and
Herring wero very dungosolialy injured.
, 1875-09-16
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

IN CHEEAs5o, =
Tho alarm from nox No. 53l 1t 10 o'clock lsst
evening Wa caused by 6ro III the two-story
franc building 1t Nos. 3a7 aud $40
West Lhka strast. Tue building WAS owned
by Patrick Btudy. and tho upper floor was
occupied by him ~ furniture factory. us
, 1875-09-16

Inses 9l.5'N. anu Aan no insurance. Tho to7or
Il or VIA nccnpol hy JohnBon ( rarker as 4
1nacisine-shrp. Tl"ir lprs is ti.1K, ard they
st7Tn :l.2Sf ihaN.srcn In the nrlt1Bh American
it.'"' a're t'ntnI anr of Toronto. Outaro Tho
III" t.tn.c oEs in tho rear of tha furniture fac
lcry, hit tho CatHe In not ascertaincd.
, 1875-09-16
SUICIDE.

6p<tia' DiapohA to 2'ht catase tribune.
N1LwAuxxa, Wis.. Sept. lo.-Frtz Baesz,
polaudsr, living near the uouke OF Correction,
hanged himself by rope I'LL dead. in the kitchen
Of his house this morning. Ile attached QUO
nd Of ths 1ope 10 the hinge Of the kitchen door,
, 1875-09-16
DROWNED


Spteiu Dspateh 70 III Chicago 7ribuns
eIoux CRY, H.. Sept. 15.-The body Of The
Hon. William Pounds so1, Willie, who WAS
drowned in tho Missouri Riyor at Yankton last
week, was found to-day about ,uiles below
thute, lodgod IN dsitt-wood.
, 1875-09-16
SETH DEAN, LACROSSE WIS.

UPtes@' 00F7N*e7s "
LACROSSE, Wis, bept. 15.-Mr. Seth Deau
On old citizen and prominent business man of
this city. member Of tho flsm OF Dean. Smith
4 Co., manufacturers Of agricultural tuple-
mcnts, aiod very suddenly at his homs this IT.
tptuOuu
, 1875-09-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE TuR

LospoS. sert 1.-THE st. Lcges stages wsro
~on by Craig Mi!lar Dalfe second, and Eall Of
DAr&uey third.
, 1875-09-16

THE NEwBDoYa.
The neusboys Of Chicago wcrc yesterday
morning on the streets crying tho Nav York ps-
nors Of tic previous morning, brought BY the
fasa TAIN of tho Pennsylvania company.
, 1875-09-16

tEFnw tin otl,hr ept with l,notn over the door
mi thus ttrant Il htnHplf. In had l,.c ,,ne
dasrnrent owlag to l,is inability 10 obtain en-
ploymnut.
, 1875-09-16

WAsmro7os, D. g., Sept. 10-1 q. m.-For the
Qppes Lakes and tho Upper Misalssippl and
fLower Missouri Valleys. cooler, generslly cloudy
weather and taiD. with northessscx,y to posth-
westerly winds, increasing In forco, and alosJy
sisng baxomoter. ''''
LOCAL OBSERVATION,
OaioAoo, Sept. u.
, 1875-09-16

At ST, PAUL.
Special Dispateh 10 Its Chlcn,o Tribune.
ST. 1Aul- Mum. Sept. 15 "A barn belonging
to Dr. Smith l. Sou, Fourth stFaet, near 1t.
Peter. burned at | o'clock this morning. with
thres horsca and other .ontontg. Loss, u, ,230 !;
in4uEAnce. S3Ug.
, 1875-09-16
hkys been taken 10 mako wav Of escape for
ono v]lo, in high Office, vioatod tho law, hn'i
in = sesiona mAnuor betrayed tito trust Commit
ted to him.
THE LIGHTNING TRAIN.

MIR, 1F3nNTNFI FT1ffAFrI
AAA1 AA>'A
e, at.,,.,.
cr.aa- Now snccitnu in the First
Y1cnt-Thc prcssdont to Tntso IL short
T2ido Remind tho Wlnnle~~ pcansus.
Spsctal D''patsh 10 1hs catea7o Tribune
New Yona, eopt. l5-Tho fast mai'-srain will
leavo New York for caioAgo to-nofso"
morning At $40 Tue FOLLOWING pos-
sous havo boon invited 10 seeompany
thts Eain, anu most OF tlom naVo accsp'ea
the invitation: Mayor Wicklhn, Of No" York
City, Gov. Titdnu, Bonn.ors Conlt1ipE and Kor-
n.n. A. =. Htevart. II. n. Claf1in. william Il,
T.,.- yut,,,.r II f1tion r. frcnrcannf,no
pooso' ". n.'.. % na.. ,,s.a,a ~ sa ra.ra,.a.1
NlLlAna q duIon}' oh-to'' aloss1'', - Aopt oaon.a'
uye1 OF the Chicago. New York, Phiiadelphta,
Boston, aud Albany newspapers, tho rostmastora
Of Now York, phllado1phla, Albany, and Boston,
1t,ur,ow Wood, aamuol Dowloa. j. ncnry f1sr-
per, Of Harper = Bros, several .rtlss for illus
sratcd papers, John Lay, fntfel, OF tho AEnorI-
can Mems Company, Loslie, OF tho Now York
Nars Company, and several e7,oBts of The New
vs,l cor,r.l Railroad romnenv NJ v.nan-.
bllt himself d0es not accompany !hs train.
President urane WILL join tho train at Utica, and
accompany 1t 80 miIoa to Syracuse. Lowia
atouars. at Plano. ILL.,. and william p Vast. NJ
Aaror. ., seoompaoy sbo tsa,n as s'o'ta Of MI;
Da I'D nm IT., ,r,o ~ 1raSo.s.a a",'
ea1' a"a 1Io e"t. hsIe"ltos' eac1l
tfsin viii nave fonr poatas cara. TITO running
tlmo to Chicago, OCT mics, will bo 81 hours.
Twenty new cara havo boen bullt, costlnr
ahont ma cscb. This tratn w;lI not corr1
,,,,o,, r,a;, 80 ~ 49,. .a1.'
~, ~ musn 'a'' ~ tne 'nss tta,n
Will hefeafsof. ono postal car ie loft
bahlud on account OF tho weight OF tho invited
guests, and tho delay which their presence will
"crtpion In tho onera.ion of f.trihu,Inn rho
oss o.Ss.s .,...an,ans 49,. ,.ss .N'1. -.
n'"oss ..sau Mssaaoa' m ns'o oeeu 81. snsoa lof
, 1875-09-16

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LIVERPOOL. sent. 15.-Steamsh.pa Catffornisy,
Vile do Paris, md Donku, from Now York. aud
Peruvian, from Montreal, have arrived ou:.
, 1875-09-16

hT HlhCKlEf. MfNH.
ct. PAUL Mimi. Sept. l5.-Tho 1aH-mill Of
Accaino nroe. l. Isarseau, at unckieJ. HAS
burned laa: night. Loss, a12U10.
, 1875-09-16

q. WHEELER, OF BLOOMINGTON. i'll.
SPECIAL D*pa&eh 70 ike Cakuus TRIBUNE,
BLooAlSoruH, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.- benjamin
Wheeler died at Hudson to-day aged ri. Ho
was oneof tho oldest settlers of Mclean Coup-
u, having resided hero since 1880,
, 1875-09-16
CRIME.


CAPTURE OF BANK nopBEn.
LOUISVILLE, ky., Sept. l5.-Uctectivcs BIgh
and Gallagher rece,yed dispatch THIS morning
from Crab Orchard stating that one Of tho vis-
ginin bank robbers. supposed To belong to tho
Younger gang. was shot and captured ut that
point. Oficsra arc IN hot pursuit Of tho others.
Louisville detectives report tho wounliug a1ld
capture Of tho men who recently rotbo1 thu
Huntingdon, Va. Dank, OF 100000 in daylight.
The detectives state that tho capture was made
atpins ILL, KY, by two residents namod Dillon
during Tuesday night. It teonY that
tic four men who committed tho
robbery in Huntington wofe pursued
into Southern Kontucky. news OF the flight bo-
ine tefgtaphed aaoad of them e'ory day with
Instructions to effect l. capln1v. Oa Tuesday
word was received at Pima uillthat foar robbers,
supposed to belong to the lou eur band, wen.
near that place. The two billions AEu,cd t1eM
selyos and sot UP Ut night OIL Tho lookout for tho
nutlAwb- At j. o'clock four lnen ..1n bv
the door md asked what waa waited. Oh, two
men we're now oeon. aud, without answering,
they fred on bilious without inj jusy. The alAo,s
were returned. and one Of tie outlaws fell. At
In the rear, the billions firing ~ they ap-
preached, but without injury. Tie billions
then rot1eatod to tho house, firing fsss. AB they
did 20 dnzeu SLOTS wsEe Tired, aud when III
waA over tt,rao men had flod, leaving thsr como
papiop, whoso AppoAr4nco answers to tli-
description Of Colo Younger, tho Missouri out
law. The people Of Pine Hill and Livingstone
arc very much excited over tho Aralr. aud aro
number 1t sixty. The wounde4 man roftses
to royeal hs nane or anything concerning lis
comuanons. f1e WAS shos through the liRIt
breast, aud: though told thAt 1o was dying,
Mould not d!se losa anything leadiug to tue idsa-
tlacatlon OF hllnsolf or fri6nds.
The cou'1er-JournaFs latest adytces from
Pine Hill report uen in hot pursuit OF tho rot.
lera. Eighty ehota weFe tired At then. last FRI
day mo1n'ng In 0waley County. but slsy ID
csped; aud, on arriving III Clsy County. stolo
ware again oyettaken On Tuesday III Jackson
County, but took to the bushes and escaped.
, 1875-09-16

alusoATsHE; Iowa Sept. 15,-Qu'to sensation
"as csaAted in our city Yesterday evening by tho
Asrost Of confidence man calling himself tho
Hon. G. ". Bolton, uho sought to docca tho
unsophistcated by inserting sa advertisements in
TUE Cu1cAao Ta1puNk for Congrossmaa's = clerk,
Offering o., 0U0 aud expenses. aud lnatrucung
applicant to address him At this place. Lestasa
from him came iu by crery mail by the soors,
aud from all directions, FROM pesyons Of all
grades. and professions, doetoss. lawyers, edl-
tors, aud fa1mess. Qua writer said be
waa connected with the Chicago Ix4sr~Oceoa !;
another thai hs VA nephew Of
, 1875-09-16
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Chicago 0ppositionists Start
in to Head or tho
Slraishts.
Discussing the Great Question
Of Primary Meet
ings.
Capt. Connects Soundness In
peached by comiskey.
Another Intellectual Effort to
Organize in the Sixteenth
Ward.
Carl SC1lurz 10 Take the Stump In
Ohio in Behalf Of tho Repub-
fiCan Ticket.
First Grand Republican Meeting Of
tie Campaign at Cleveland.
Judicial Nominations by The Nebraska
Ropublicans-The Maine Elec.
tion.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-04

The ingenious French have contrived novel
way to impress the barbaric mind, NJ 10
sSrazza, who has charge of the expedi tion to
senegal, carries an electric battery in his
Poeket d communicating with two rings on his
his person. When he shakes hands with u a
savage chief, that chief will be very much as
tonlshed, for an electric shock will run np bis
arm arm ana he will see lightning playing about
me the mead OF his visitor. Naturally he viii
thlpk I he is being interviewed by the devil, and
to get away.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-04

York as soon as his affairs at shellbeach were
settled.
Margaret was quieter than usual, and more
simply dressed than the doctor had ever seen
her before, in plain black silk absolutely
without ornament, except that she wore round
her neck an amber rosary. which she said she
had obtained abroad when she was q heathen
There was in her face an expression of serenity
and qniet happiness that was new to it, and
Dr. James thought he had never seen her so
attractive and lovable.
The evening flew away; Father Barry was
TO return to Sealing the next day, and the doc
tor with him for n week or two, but he would
soon come back to New York to live. At part
lug he said in low voice to Margaret:
II am to receive communion in Father
Barry's church week from Sunday; you will
pray for mos
81 will not forget" she answered with
happy smile
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-04

II don't agree with you Mt all, ma'am. Miss
Lester has done right because she has consult
cd her own conscience, aud been brave enough
not to stop for what the world or her friends
would say OF think"
He then changed the subject and Miss Spell
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vague idea what they were. She described to
her attentive auditor how she break tasted in
her own room, every day, at ten o'clock, or as
much later rs she liked, (which bad always
been her idea Of comfort), and then bad the
carriage to do what she chose till luncheon at
two, when she saw Margaret for the first time; /;
for she was always full of her charitable Ell
gagements till one, when che came home to
dress. After luncheon, in time for which some
pleasant person always oeopped in, they drove,
visited, or shopped and eined at six. Then
Miss Spelman told of the opera, and concerts,
and dinner party that Margaret gave while
che was there, and of the old friends she had
met, and of the many calls and great attention
she had received; and she went on, telling
about herself, with only now and then word
about Margaret, till the doctor was quite tired
of listening He was very curious about Mar
garet's morning work; of that his old friend
having seen nothing, could give no informa
ton and after the account Of the gay cites of
Miss Lesters household, Doctor James grew
more restless than ever.