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SHeRIFF.-John NJ. Troxle o
ShERlEE.--At the solic.

SHERlfF.-At the earnest request
Of many of my friends OF both parties, have
concluded 20 announce myself asa candidate
tor Ia. oi1cciof sheriff subject to tho rules otthe
Democratic COunty Convention. should be
nominated and elected, I will discharge the
duties fthe ONCE with imrsItiallty and hlellty
JAMES i, SMITH.
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WYOMING SEMI.MONrlILy
IMPORTANT
To ConSumptiveS.

A Gentleman having boen so fortunate as to
cure his son Of consumption In its worst stages
after being given up 20 dio by the most cSle
brxted physicians, desires to make known tue
cure (which proves successful In every easel To
those AIN icted with Asthma bronchitis Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, and all affections OF the
Throat and Lungs, and will send tho Recipe.
FREQ OF charge to all who desire II, II they will
forward their address to DANIEL ADEE 81
Liborty ST, New York. July ], rs. ON.
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Az USpLEAsAST FIx-A short time
since while party Of five men were
peeling bark on the Blue mountain
they got into very unpleasant fix.
They had q cabin in which they cook
cd and slept, and heavy rain just
before night put out their fire and
wet all their matches. They put in
the hour rs best they could until
bod time, when just as they were re-
firing for tho night they heard rat
tie snake under or on one OF their
hunks. In the dark they feared to
move rs They might step on the rep
tile They finally decided that they
would each get Il long pole with
which they would thresh around I'M.
ill the sound of the rattlcs ceased ;
this they did, then went to bed. III
the morning they found they had
killed very large snake, Which lay
dead in front Of ono Of the hunks
BioODifsh T6acs.
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TO THE DEM0CRACY.--At the in
stance Of many Of my democratic friends, ofet
myself "a Candidate for the once OF sheriff
aud assure my trisnds that IL nominated I will
use overy hOnost endcavnr to bo elected, and u
elected will perform the duties ei the Office With
hdolty and " tho bo-t OF my ability
URlAH I. HERROLD.
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DR.. E. b. fOOTE,
No. l20 Lexington Ave-, N. Y
Or. Bsrger's Compound Fluid Extract OF
Rhubarb and DandeliOn,

The best combination Of purely Neietable medicines
% entirely replace CAome or Blue Pill. IL stimulates
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1t once tJrpdity VI the liver, bilonsness and habual
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. bottles, IS; will b. sent on reospt of tbs price
TO any addtsss, free Of charge. Prepared only y
y. ALFRED RBlCHARDr, PHA1MAcIsy, t09 fovsys
AyIauE, new YoAy C1Ix,.
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SHERIFF -Irespectfullya announce


20 the uemoor,ts that hereby orer myself as a
candidate for the otiice Of sheriff subject u tho
decision Of tho Democratic County Convention.
J. =. kANrI.
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We the undersigned
Auditors OF tho Township OF West BeAyer. sny
der county aforesaid, do certify that the fore.
going ts a truo and correct statement OF the
Expenditures and Assets OF said township, Tor
tho year ending Juno fth 1870, 70 the best OF our
know ledge and belief.
in testimony whereof We hsve hereunto set
our hands this 7th day Of June A. ID. 1875.
AtRX'R A. RONlG,
!. J. MATTHRN.
HENRY II. LAUB.
Auditors.
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CTATEMENT Of Expenditures and
- Out.ta pdine tsxes'of West Beaver township
snyder county School district for the year end
fno I une 7th "A. ID. 1875.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

A committee formed on Friday last, of
which the Lord Mayor (Alderman MacSwiney)
is the chairman to make preparations for re-
ceiviDg the American team that is to come
over in June to contend with team of the
Irish Rifle Association. At the same meeting,
after heightened address from Major Leecb,
who narrated his experience in the United
States votes of thanks were passed to various
public bodies in that country for the reception
they gave the Irish team last autumn. Amongst
the rest, special vote of thanks was passed
to the New Orleans Rifle Club, and here are
Major Leeoh's observations in reference to that
body:
81 travelled to st. Louis aud New Orleans
here a deputation from the New Orleans Rifle
Club visited me, with the intention of offering q
banquet, which I was unable to accept, the
climate not agreeing with some of my friends,
and at the request of the Now Orleans gentle
men visited their range, when one of their
number, DR.. Beard, came forward, and in q
speech as warm- hearted as it was eloquent,
welcomed US to New Orleans, and presented
me, in the name of the club, with this gold
medal, prize that was won by Major Shipley
who waved his claim to it with q view to It's
presentation on the present occasion in the
name of their Association. I need scarcely
assure yon how much l value such delicate
attention." J. c.
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the fatigue of your labors, less creditable than
that of the public executioner, You concluded
with disgraceful bacchanal in q place we'll
suited to the occasion, and applauded your
work, like Nero fiddling over the burning ruins
of Rome, consumed by flames eDkineied by his
order.
We therefore declare before the world that
the man who so shamefui'y abuses the trust
conhded to him by the people is q wicked
traitor. That he who iusnlts u woman and in
public assemblies attacks and ridicules her, is
u low villain. That he who pefsecutes the
Sisters of Charity, wto villIt-s and calumni-
ates them, ID n cJwardly miscreaut. That he
who dictates ordinances of spoliation, of dis
honor and of persecution against the religion
of our forefsthers may be deputy of some
atheistic lodge, but never of the Mexican
tion. which rises quick in anger to protest
against such insolence and peri idy.
And though fear has changed into quakers
men who still call. themselves Catholics, We,
tie women of Mexico, openly protest that We
WILL as much as possible, disobey the edicts of
death we will obey our ecclesiastical superiors,
whether they speak to US in the churcb, from
their exile, or on the scaffold. We protest we
will not acknowledge as brothers. as husbands
or even as sons those who have taken part in
the ubiquitous expulsion of the Sisters of
Charity. Aud finally, we protest that we are
| ready to sufer with joy and courage whatever
prosecutions this frank and open anfesto may
bring upon us.
We invite all the Catholic ladies of the re-
public to side with US, affixing their signatures
TO this document, which we request ali Catho-
lie periodicals to reproduce also to open lists
IN their respective offices, and publish the
names of the sgners. Furthermore, desire
that other journals, even those of our most
impious enemies, should publish this docu-
ment, though they may even accompany it
with burlesque and injurious commentaries, to
the end that it may be universally known that
the tyranny which has been proclaimed Il law ,
bears with it the most energetic and general
Reproduction on the part of the Mexican people.
(here follow the signatnres)
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Star and Catholic Messenger.

while sauntering through the crowded street.
Some hali-remembered face meet,
Albeit upon mortal shore
That face, methinks, hath smiled before.
III.
Zsoss II <he gay and festal throng.
I fre7aSje at some tender song
1seltffz ".
slf Va IN air whose golden bars
4sslst have heard in other stars.
n sanred aisles love to share
klessipgs of pliestly prayer
WA$1$he whole scene which greets fnine eyes
In se1zs strange mode recognize
As ons hose every my site part
q fsof pfengured in my heart.
/ Al SUNSET. rs calmly stand.
a stranger on an alien strand-
Eeua;>sEk as my childhood's home
she long stretch of wave and foam.
3z>e Bails toward me DER the bay,
AID what he comes to do and say
cau foretell. A president lore
sSpfznf8 from some life outlved of yors.
<3x M3Zt, instructive, startling CLEANS
Z Eaep soul-knowledge! not as dreams
<t35 XIII.
&4E BYE ye vaguely dawn and die.
I'm oft with lightning certainty
1eFce through the dark. oblivious brain,
~ make old thoughts and memories plain
pghts which perchanee must travel back
ID the wild, bewildering track
XVI
% <Bantless eons memories far,
3Rfsireaching as yon pallid star.
XVII.
known scarce soen, whose AickeIing grace
slnts on the outmost rings of spacel
PAUL H. HAYNR
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COUNTRY ORDERS.
1879 SPRINGSPRING 1878
ajaen
DRY GOODS FOR CASH,
Re oend usNr $ MI hkhwulbe
FREE POSTAGE PAID,
SPRING--SPRING
1873
DRY GOODS FOR CASH,

& @ % that 60 FH WIFE FhEeHF FHEREos WIZ shsDS
MONEY ter BnkDu $500
S ps sas , ps d @
nt
@ S
sfis
TWENTY
yinoeas
BRASELMAN ADAMS
aud5 Street, New
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

A Michigan man has quit smoking. He had
been knocking the ashes out of his pipe a
keg of blasting powder.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

The best trusses, supporters and braces in
America Europe made and fitted by h. Spill
mann 90 Baronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
T A. KEENAN, & THOS. WHITE,
PRACTICAL 0ILDERS,
log Customhouse street, near Royal,
NEW ORLEARB.

Looking Glass and Picture Frames Plain and ornh
tai made order. RegildIng done in the very best
style. Oil Paintings restored, refined, cleaned and
aInished- Having . business experience Of nearly
forty years this city, they hope to give satisfaction
70 their customer not only in the superior quality Of
their work, but likewise in their moderate charges
n. B-The patronage Of the trade solicited. Churob
decoration and comfy egders promptly executed.
aE30T4 IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07

K. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
DIRECTORS
ED CONERY, FREDERICK WING,
r II KELLER w. Fl. THOMAS
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON,
Z. C. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to deposits.
Deposits Of Fifty Cent? and upwards received, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed.
jyIaNIy JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
GRoCERs--coMmIssIoN MERCHANTS.
SHADINEs.
Catch of 1875 Have Arrived,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL LIVE GRoCERs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Five years since after previous years Of experienced
in the Propagation and s Of sh had
can people
from the production OF good reliable, uniform article
Of food, Is an acknow lodged tact.
crop =; srss for three aggressive seasons" for time
ton goods the production Of parties endeavoring
trade upon reputation.
eoS Pa md Pss.ns aPpeD
sauce paa able to all free from oil $50 IN
shad, and ready for the table at all tmssto dinner
daily want for every family during Lent.
They are econr mical being about half the price OF
Bear IN mind we nre the original and only packers
sbadn;s GENUINE box has the letters o H.
~ Warren street. New York.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
McGRATH & COMPTON,,
i4sI sm 1913 POYDRAs STREET. New Orleans.
K. Conery. E. Conery, Jr.
z CoNERY d SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce.
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS
no24 "a ly
TT T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IS IT, 7o 81 and date New Levee),
Poy dras, Neg Orleans,
FOR
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE.
Good Supply of the following articles always
PORK, EAG9N, LARD; FL@UE, con>,r,,
POTATOES, ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS ETC, ETC.
Cash Advanced on All CoDsRnments mot pcrishabe).
Shipments a dvanced On. Must Be Insured in Ny Open
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Business Entrusted
toM Ny Care
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution Of your commando, in tho acknow-
odRment receipt and advice Of hAe Of your consgn
ments, and remitting net prOceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western or Southern Produce filed
promptly at the lowest market rates. HatisfactiOn
always guaranteed, commsSion charged for eKec1;
ting orders for R0ods which may have band full
commission charged for selling ali cOnsignmentG.
ConsignIoentA and Orders respectfully solicited.
OciS ~ ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
HoLYLAND,
Engraver and Printer,
st. Charles Street IL

All kinds of Engraving done in tho beat style. Ball
committees invited to look at the latest OF
orders of Dancing and German favOrs received from
Berlin and Paris when the most fAstidiOus mind can
he aatisfied nO22 3u
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

RE NOVA AL.
THE EXTENSIVE
OROCKERY AND CHINA STORE
HOUSE-FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
w. c. SHEPARD & co.
Has been REMOVED the spacious Stores,
% Camp aud lI2 Common Streets,
oRrEAEs.
warerooms afford shall display the largest variety
DINNER SETS, TOILET SETS: sprs
CHAMBER SETS, SETS OF GLASS Etc,
and g ENERAL HOUSE-FURSISHING GOODS ever
offered tho Southwest all Of which for sale at
prices AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
Notice What Little Money Will Buy.
An elegant White Granite DINNER SET,
comprising lc4 pieces. SIS on
TO TO T niSi Plates i, Soup rureen,
~ Tea Plates, Sauce Boat
e e f P1qser1s Plates. S oH% Dishes
y Butter Pates, Vegetable dishes.
10 eqP So aRs cGps and Psfa shS
A Porcelain De Terre DINNER SET equal to
French China in appearance and much more -
durable), ssme assortment as above. 9lS 90
same assortment ia pieces ..'e.. $50 90
DINNER SETS from. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 up.
White Granite CHAMBER SETS. IL pieces.-.- q 90
White Granite TEA,SETS, a. pieces. 80
French CHINA TEA SETS. a. pieces ----..-. SO
French China Decorated TEA SETS, ~ pieces. So
Good Table GOBLETS from so cents per up.
n. B-When ship these goods additional
charge is made for the package (box or bSrreD and
drayaSe.
These prices contemplate arst class goods, and
all warranted regular and perfect.
Agents for the Ceebr atei
BLAN CHARD CHURES,
And the Largest Dealers in
Housekeeping Novelties
In the Southwest.
w. G.. SHEPARD & CO.,
No % Camp street and II2 Com mon street.
oc4 New Orleans.
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Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. IS Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
A. Elmer BADER. President,
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Henry Abraham, A Elmer BadeE A Baumgarden
Del Bondio. Oh Engstfeld, Frank,
Gogreve BY Halter, Sigmun STATE,
J II Keller. Keiffer, Louis Leonhard,
Theo LiHenthal, II Miller, Rickert
Frank Roder, Louis Schneider, W Scnnidt,
R. Seigs Isaac Soherck, Louis Sohwarta,
J II Schwartz, B Waterman x Weissenbaoh,
au2 74lv
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NEW ORLEANS

Office, No. IS Camp Street.
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
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CoRDovA CoFFEE-CoRDovA COFFEE
440 bales Choice Mexican CORpOVA COFFEE.
For sale, in lots to suit, by
SMITH BROS & CO.,
81, 49, 81 and ~ Poydras street.
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TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
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A. Elmer BADER. President,
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
, 1875-12-10


SKETCH or TIE CAREER or MICHAEL t. k:A1.
htr. Kerr uaa born near Ttusyillo> Crawford
County, Pa, March II, 1927, Of paronts in mod
crate circumstances lie wss chiefly selt. edu-
Gated, but studied ut the Eric Academy. unero
he graduated At tho ago Of Is. During hia At
tendance 1t tho Academy Mr. Kerr became At
tached 10 Miss CooVcr, q Bchool-teAchez 10 Erie,
and Immediately after his graduation married
Acr. At his request the marriage MAS kept !
secret until hts return from tho West where he
remained about TWO yeara. BY teaching school
Mr. Kerr oarned the means 10 defray hia OK
ponses It tho Lou'syiilo University, ~hese 10
received tho jegfco ot bachelor Of LAWS In 1851.
In 1852 he began to practice Law in tue office Of
po6ita Louisville, On tho Ohio lsiver. His abii-
ty, iudu&try, and integrity soon brought him
to rho notice Of the public, and In 1S5l ho was
elected Ctr Attorney. Ono ycRr later 10 Was
chosen Prosecuting Attorney OF the county
(Flovd). In 1866 and 1857 he MA nember Of
tho Indiana Legislature. Five' years lasor. in
1869, be was elected Reporter Of tho 8uprono
Court Of Indiana. and editod nyo volumes Of 70.
ports. 1n 1901 hfE. Kerr was elected ~ Dcm-
ocrat to the Thitsy-ufnth Congress. in which ho
seErad On tho Committees uu Private Lsud
Claims and on Accounts. In tho Fortieth Gop-
gresa no nas Z member OF tho Committees on
Eecttope and Roads and CanB!s: IN t4o Forty
urnt Congross of the Ciyit-3ervice Committee,
aud In tic ForsJ-second Of the Committee on
Ways and Means. In 1917 ho wAs defeated for
Cong1essmsn.At-LarGstn IN The FostJ-third Con-
Candidate, who received = msjorlty Of 198. and
he was olooted 10 Tho Forty.fouFth ConRrosa IN
1n74 by q majority Of 1,2o9 out Of total Of
90, 673 votoA.
, 1875-12-10

Barbour Ler!s, Menpbis. Tenn: II. B. Ho~lcst,
tonle!ille, Kv:; Il. &. Feldcamp, Chicago, Ill.
ConBnls-1,. r. Dyer, Of Tennes.oe, 0detsa !;
Joseph ksetta, Iowa. Cbiahuahua; EuIsns
sch,lyieE; Secretary Of Legation, to Turkey. and
Committeeman at Conhiantinoplc, lostnlaslcrs
-,,Chn.oa Spencer. Yppilanti, Mich; Thonlas
Haylor. Eaat Saginaw, MIrh.; ". T. Forsytlse.
Jefferson. Win; ". Z. 0asbes, Madison, lnd.
!. ". Davis. Richmond. Ind; d. u. TAYLOR,
Cambridge, O.: q. ". Simmons, Jacksonville
H.: ": G. anvdc7. Fulton, Ill; 8. z. Smith,
Peru. ILL.,: Charles II. 1o!t. Clifton. Ia; n. +.
Sunderland, Burlington. 1a.: David Day. #.
Paul. Ninu,; Luke Marvin, Duluth, 1tinn.; John
Z. Compton, Columbus Mob.
ADDITIONAL Nu3ttHaT1OSs.
The PEeaidens nent to tue Senato to-day very
large number OF nominations. alhloat al Of
them being made duriuE &he tccess. Among
them hre tic following: Zachariah Chandler. l.,
b HecEotary Of tho Interior; Christian Wu}l-
webes, nf fova, Minister AcH'dent to Ecuadtr
John c. Now. Of Indiana, 1reasnrer Of tho
United s1atea; Curtis r. Durnha am. Of Zen
tucky' Assistans Secretary Of the 1roa1urv
John z. sm'lb. OF OHIO, Commissioner Of In-
dian Affairs,
, 1875-12-10
THE RECORD.
SENATE.

w..1,xoro, n r. nac n TINA ,,.,,.,, =
..'"a. a.s,,s ~ 49,. ~ sansrn.aI >. sn,,oss
Privileges and Elections Chairman Logan,
M!fcut!i. WsdIegh, Cameron OF Wisoonan. Mcllilau,
Bausbury. Merrtpou, Cooper,
Forcisu ulula.lons-can,eron Of pennsylyania Chair
iine. MsCreer,. uos5. Eaton. 0111'e'A' e'"1
Finsneo-Biermsn, Chals.nHu; Morrill, OF Vermont,
1st bs1sns Ks3psn zones OK
Aunronri.tisns- Of M.Iue. Chairman: Eln-
do Wsst. sargent. Allison, DORSEY, Days. Wl.leFs.
Wallace.
f,unmeree-t,onklluu 0bsirrrnn. Bpeueer. Itout.
veil ua1nerou of WissSusjn. nurusie. McMsi4u. Isn
som, Dcnuis, Mcdonald,
EnHiIsh, Wsisse, @'' "' N~"'
utIyes nsy5.. IdFd.n! A''e@''o"'
Military AnAirs--Logsn, Chairman: Cameron Of
aen'J aenn'sJftanss "aae'sh' puFnaae'
NsSsi Anairs-Orsstn. Chairman; Anthony, Moss.M
Jndetsrr@Eu,a,nds Chairm.u: s . Conklinr Frelina.
huySn, Wtixat. iiowe, Tnurmsn. stsyeoaon.
foss-bnIces snd To,t.itoats-liamlp. chairman
pnh1tn H,ae:v. III; ch,,rtn,n. Window liar.
xny jIsmiNDn Ps,tifnck Honth Ks1IT Mc1nn.ti
jones Of Tloriu..
,,t' M.sy. t EImunds. chrlst!ancy.' eD D@'-
iii, nnAM ~ 1rrsi1s 1,s @os-
~ nrn,inn.~ fna.'s: rh.rmsn. Aj{.nn. HaniIton.
Hail nr,cn NcTtnsld Wftierr
NeVoIut;onttY CismsM8teysn.op, on,t.tp.u yobu,-
vi oll.ImsMWssaht, Gh.il1nan. MitcSs. Wsal.tob.
ctM,, tnt3,,,.n H,H.oo - vSi.c,,.tn
,.ttnn Gsr.krriI Jamc: n F",Hs, ~ "N'''1' e~
f5lSa pist1et Of uou@SaosraUssI Chairman Hitch.
-orr mnr... I,,sms n,hsrtscr N.r-,mnn t.n~i,sn
johnston, Kesnan.
Pubdr buildings and 0souads-Morriil, Of Vermont,
Chs!F7nani Cameron OF FsnnsyiFsn's. Psddoct,
, 1875-12-10

TON.
Sy<esnl Dtspatth 70 Ths Chteaao Tribune.
WAsMiNu1ost o. c.. Dec. 9,-It Is understood
that eariy next neck Mr. blaine will Address the
tlouac At length On tho ansncial question In 4
formal speech, Of which advance shecta will be
sont to tie press. Thoso who generally know
Mr. DtAius's movements md pu1ponea nay thAt
tue speech will be caustio review Of tho dnan-
clal herestes Of tue Democracy, and will DO un-
m,stakaby tor hard money.
NOMINATIONS CONFINED.
The 8snRte oday confirmed Mr. Chandler
Bnd 11f. FleFrapont without rofcronco, aud tue
sans compliment wsB extended to Tfeaauscs New.
met officer or ex-3enatoF. John Q. Smith WAS
aIso ACTED upon Immediately upon its reception,
aud attesmards confirmed.
DKNtAL-
Senator Morton denies iu tho moat emphatic
tcrns the statement in tho Now York Sun TINT
bo te!eRraphed to tho ii. Louis neu In 1874 for
naoneY 70 hetp the election. lie says he neyor
graphed TO them OF to any ono else seeking
solutoly falao.
woop's uNroru1Anl7r.
ThoEe ts ~ undestoeling among tho Demo
Gratis tssinst Fernando Wood. Tho scaFrilous
bpeAkeruhp campaign has tntensihed It. A
lsadipg Democrat, and friend OF Kesr, said To-
day that 70 dispose Vt Fernando Wood wa the
most difficult prob!em 10 framing tho con-
uittses,
THE HOUSE coMMtrrkEa.
The conservative Democrats are working hard
to have Northern man. aud II possible y War
Democrat who mas soldier, made Chairman OF
msnt u entsrey political. In order 10 avoid tho
oncct upon tho country of tho appointment Of
liebal Botdier to that position.
II las bsen settled that New York IL to have
the Craftsmanship Ut Nsys and Meaps, and Penn
ayasauia Of Appfuptiauons. Blaine will psobA-
bly, have place Oh the WAra aud Means. Hs
Will Il hs wau&A IL. bons Of hts friends sro urg-
Ing btu 10 saks ~ active place Oh eanlnittse4
, 1875-12-10

SALT LAKE. Utai,. Doc. 9,-The caae Of George
Noyno1ds. indicted for tgamy, ~ho has once
boon tried aud convicted. but The verdict set
asida " tho 6upremo Court on account Of au
error In tue plumber Of grand Juryn,en, Ia again
on trial bsfors tho THIRD District Court, aud tho
Jury WAS obtained to.siay.
Tho panel Of tic tirand jury In the aocond
District 1t I,e4yos, Utah, Was filled to-day.
Thr1e Is only oue Mormon upon this asaad
Jury, and tt is expected that largo number OF
indictments for bigsnY will be found ~ tho
Jurivo called their attention particularly to
polyrsmJ and lAsciytoua col,abitatlau.