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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

WILL OPEN on THE TWENTY SEVENTH
The event of this month at Pass Christian
will be the opening of the Orleans House,
under the direction Of Mrs. NJ. j. Cowan,
and the table will be set for guests to NOR
row for the first time this season. The
Madame has succeeded in perfecting ar
rangements by which she will be enabled
to make her establishment A No. L. The place
was formerly known as the Harris House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
By Placide J. Spear.

REC FlFYISG ESTABLISHMENT IN OPERATION.
WAGON. MULES HORSE HARNESS, ETC,
TO BE SOLD IN BLOCK.
SUCCESSION OF MRS LECARPENTIER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 81 83k
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
Meteorological Report.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New Orleans, May Is, 1875.
The following is the report of the weather
and rivers at 3.42 2 NJ local time to day:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

ONLY PART WAS ToLD-It has at length
leaked out that all police captains received
the same kind of order that Captain GRAY
qua from Coroner DeBlanc, directing po-
icemen to prevent press reporters looking
did, even though he should delay his work
u day or two. The doctor was urgently
called on to explain his reasons for issuing
such an ext raordinary document. but up to
this date he has failed to offer an answer,
and perhaps his silence is WISE particularly
as his so-called order fell etillborn. Five
reporters will aek Superintendent Loan for
the original copy of that letter, and hold
mock inquest upon it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
By Albert Paul,
SUCCESSION OF MR.. AND NJ

GROCERIES,, HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE, WAGON,
ETC.
SUCCESSIOS OF Mr. AN0 MRS SOULIER
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3.YIl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
BY J. B. Walton.

TWO LOTS ON COLISEUM STREET, SIXTH DI
TRlCT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

District Court OF the United States for the Distrc
Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

GATHERING HORSE AND BUGGY.-Yes
terday morning DR.. Chastant, coroner,
left his horse and buggy in front Of his
office on CarOndelet street and when ready
TO start discovered that his establishment
had disappeared. He Immediately visited
police headquarters and telegraphed all
stations Soon afterward a message was
sent from the harbor station that both
horse and buggy were at the lower coast
steamboat Oriole, taken these by cool
looking young man who said his name is
Richard Martin. He was arrested, unable
or unwilling to explain his eccentric con-
duct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

The Temperature.

Below high water mark of 1874.
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n nochercau - Co., Axena., W. A.

ClvlI SAerlH OF the Parish Of Orleans
vrv2J ie6 - rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26
STOCKS AND BONDS Ar AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH W. CARROLL.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 81, 1872.
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Pacific Coast.

San FRANCISCO, August 1.-THE Dem.
ooratic Municipal Convention last even
ing nearly completed their ticket, except
number Of minor Offices. The anti.
Piper wing have also mostly made their
nominations, in many instances Indoors
ing the regular nominees. The Citizens
Independent Convention is unable to
make choice Mayor; Gen. Cobb is the
favorite over Hallidie and Bryant.
Thirteen thousand dollars has been
collected in San Francisco for the relief
of sufferers by floods in France.
Dispatches from the principal tosns
in The State report lively meetings VI oil
parties. In Amador county the Repub-
lican and Independent Conventions
fused and nominated ticket made up
from both parties.
| FRHsSo STATION, August IA party
from Sycamore states that band Of IA
Mexicans this morning robbed Parker's
Hotel at this place and drove Of lot Of
stock. A Mexican recognized the leader
as Chavez.
LoaAs, U. T., August T.-There hal
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been considerable number of Indians
hero since last Thursday. who remained
over Sunday. The Bannocks moved
north this morning; Shoshones moved
last night. said they were going to Wind
River mountains.
SAN FRAscrsco, August 1.-THE fair
of the Mechanics Institute opened this
forenoon. A large number we're present
to listen to the opening address by Pres.
ident Hallsdie, and the orstion by W. ].
Shaw. The exercises were interspersed
with music from fine band. The build
ing is Handsomely decorated, but many
departments of the exhibition wore a
deserted appearance, though the room
has been engaged and will be soon filed.
The work Of preparation is going on
busily. but it will be several days before
order is fairly introduced; considerable
machinery is in position the art gallery
already makes good showing and pros.
poets are good for the success of the ex-
hibition.
J. J. Nicholson, who was injured by
the fall of an awning on the corner Of
Market and Kearney streets, on the 4tb
of July, died this morning ut the City
and County Hospital.
The British ship Bremen, 19l Gays
from Liverpool. is at anchor ON the bar.
All hands down with scurvy. The TUG
Rescue has gone to her assistance.
About O'Clock this morning the bark
Milan. lying in Mission bay, loaded with
lumber and merchandise for Yokohama,
was set on fire and entirely consumed
loss about $4,000. no insurance. The
Milan was the property of Pope & Tai.
bot, lumber dealers, and was to have
sailed tomorrow.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-18

A Word TO BILLIARD PLAYERS.
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
Of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast. one of them being
a full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan & CoIlen-
der's everlasting steel plate cushions.
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS.
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate You at either game. and
will be liberal enough to give Won good
show and not heat you all the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars Of
the best brands. One price One bit :!
A word to the wise il sufficient. If
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin Il Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. IL.
BEsrbrands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches, etc., at Rolla Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin's
saloon. IT. W. r. WILSON
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drus
store, Main street. ~
lcE, CRYSTAL Ice. delivered daily b,
5. .. Martino. Leave orders at saloon
OF Il. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin.
Go to Alexander = Tor your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-18
Names of EIempts fros. Jury Duty.

The following comprise the names OF
the officers and members of the Phoebe
Fire Departments exempt from jury duty
this term Of Court:
Lightuer Hook e Ladder Company
No. l. Offcers-H. Ward, Presiden,
and Trustee; A. H. Emanuel, Secretary
and Delegate; c. weiderhold. Treasurer
Joseph r. Hoag, Foreman; E. Thomp
son, First Assistant and Delegate; VIM
Seaman, Second Assistant and Delegate
NJ. Shustrich, Delegate.
Members-Joseph McLane, John Cart.
wright, Frank Gendorf, Geo. C. John.
ston. ID. b. Shsnklin. Rock Drolette,
III. Horst, o. p. Sherwood, Lewis Betz,
Z. +. Morton.
Phoebe Hose Company No. /. OFF,
cers-Thompson Campbell. President
Louis Sultan, Secretary and Delegate
j. j. Halpin, Treasurer and Delegate
W. p. Goodman, Foreman; w. G. Mil.
Ter. First Assistant; NJ. u. Hslpin.
Second Assistant.
Members-A. c. Claresy, Xiv. Phil
lips, John L. Donahue. G.. Beaupre, Ii.
c. Clark, Louis Klein, j. b. Ayres,
James Clark, Ike Phillips, A. NJ. Pol.
legs, L. McAvoy.
Protection Hose Company No. .
Officers W. Arnold. President and
Delegate; John Roeder Vice President
A. E. Arnold, Secretary; L. V. Loomis,
Treasurer ard Delegate; A. Brown,
Foreman; +. NJ. Richardson. First As,
sistant; Henry Mahlstedt, Second AS
sistant; p. J. Cullen, Delegate
Members-T. r. Butler, D.. W. New.
man, II. G. Chaplin, d. j. Robbs. Thos
Dwyer. Alec. Veitch, W. p. Glissan
Geo. W. Phipps. Benny Hyde. A. Ad
dleman, James d. Murray, ]. G. Rourks
Officers of Phoebe Fire Department
Russell Scott, Chief Engineer; Ear
Hamilton, First Assistant; John Roeder
Second Assistant.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
DEPARTURES.
By GILMER h sALIsBuRy's HAMILTON LINE:
AZ Page Baby Cohn
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10 ST.

<yUECK NO, lO,G26, TO ORDER OF r. NJ.
u Flynn. drawn by the Raymond Ely +.
NJ. Co., for $122. The said Check VISA dat, d
May Sd, 1875. All parties are hereby cautioned
against negotiating the same "a payment has
been stopped. + ". CLUTE.
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LOST.

A CHECK DRAWN BY f. W CLUTr,
Of Reuben Alton. The said check IL Numbered
1876 and drawn for 5000, was lost in Phoebe July
9th, 1878. AL parties are cautioned sRsinrt ne
gotiating seid check - payment has been
Se1ppsd. js7-90d
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-18
BY TIE LEGRAPH!

SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RsooRp,
RI WESTERN UNION LINE.
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sAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


sAz Francisco. August II.
snAnEs., MORNING SALES.
ITO ophir-72k "a rs TAN
Dos Mexican-27h 27h AK
47O Gould { Curry-25h 25,s 2skbl0 25A
1880 Best & Delcher-6l GIN 6lA Gibbs 81 sb5
260 Savage-142h IA 143 las
rs Chollar Potosi-l1S lit
16o Hale & Norcross-60 59S 50
735 Crown Point-SGh Sc ssh 36b5
$50 Yellow Jscket-l0l 100 l0Ob5 %
1875 Imperial-l3 l3A 1875
2i5 Empire Mill-6A 81
50 G q Quartz
las Kantuck-l7 Ibis Tx l7k
l120 AphA-96 26h q 26k
275 Belcher-29 29h 29h
40 Conhdence-29h 80 29k
40 Con virgiina-330 800 330b5 329H
345 Sierra Nevada 20 2o4 2ok
$50 Daney-l
1860 OaliforniA-6Sk G8A co
ITS Bullion-57 56h Sc
40 Exchequer-220 222k 225
400 overman-79 ISL T94 30
ass JUSTICES 80 Ssh 1884,
Is, isS s Snisn oan. Ii nsil1.
90 Buckeyes
1875 Lady Bryan-2k ga
ass Julia-34 IS JAN
35C Globe-ys y
$40 Oaledonia-31 80 3lk BIZ
$50 Enthusiastically 80 IS.
40 Baltimore Cons 5A
l155 Utah-l5 15a
5s5 Silver Hill-12k 12S
AFTERNOON SALES
100 Meadow valley-64
20 Raymond Ely-46 45I
Goo Eureka Oon-43 AN a.
20 Belmont
100 Rye Patch-1k
100 Ell Dorado South-A y
$50 Leopard-157S Ii
$50 Gila-4n ~
$50 Geneva Con-2k
lbs Eureka g VI
$50 NAnsheld--9Oc 81 Nc zoe
14l0 Golden Chariot-ls
$50 Empire (Idaho)-h
GOO Poorman-3k 81
so Illinois Oentral-5
600 South Mountain--1
900 Challenge-7k I7s
1880 Dayton-6h 6k 6& 6ss
A20 Rock Island-3k 81
720 Pictou-h
40 New York Con-
S95 Occidental-5A 5k 81
600 SenAtor-1
645 Lady washington-2k AZ AJAX
$50 Kossuth-2A
CTS Tyler-lS
A5 Woodville-3 2ys
400 Mint 81 Nc 6Oc
go Original G II Quartz-2A
20 Leo-Ik
1880 Andes-4h ~
100 PAciAc-lh TX
100 Wells Fargo-4Cc
225 Mides-h4k
400 Europa-22A
30 LeviathAn-lk
625 Prospects, 3k6
$50 North Carson--35c 4Oc
$50 Cosmopolitan-AOc y
1855 Msryland-l
100 Morning Star-3k
$50 Monumental-60c
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oHEEsEl Cheese! One thousand pounds
OF White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or At
retail. at T g porI.nr's
hoLlA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store,
~ re CAosnas brand Of Cigars. three for
, 1875-06-08
CIVIL RIGHTS.


F1Gt$M bE Il EAfkA 0bANHC4
GALVESTON, Tox., Juno 7.-Tho civii-1tghts
case or trial boforo Tho United States DiHtrict
Court hero, 10 wlicl, Henry Groouwa!l. manager
OF tho fremont Opera-1Iouae, was defendant,
was decided this inorning by tho Jury blipslne
In verdict Of gufiey. Greenwall wRa lined
$500. Tho case M, brought because Groanwa!l
refused two co1orct1 women soats iu tho par
u1ctto OF tho Ope' 'a-I1nuac.
In tho Galveston Nc,os nf Saturday morning
last appeared all editorial criticism on tile coD-
htrllctlon and lul,nes OF Judge Mo1ril, Of tho
United States District Court in tito cy-ligs Bnt
abnve altuaod to. 11io ttclo waH moderate in It's
exproBslon, being entirely shofn OF personalities,
and "aa aim, j. statement q the ed.tor'h slowa
aa to tho caseH to which tho Ctyil-t,Ehts bill was
intondctl to apply, togetiter with roylew Of tho
decisions OF Ju<t!co Bradley IN tho Giant Parish
caao aud tho slaughtor-lIouso case before tho
SUPP cme Court Of the United States. This
morning, iu tho United States District Coutt
here. Judge Morrill, took np tbs att'cIo that up
poared i'll tho Ne,rs, and commeNtod upon II in
Beyero termB as MI attempt to tulnw
tho Court into. ridtculo and to inform the
ions were to be diyregartod. llavfng aualyzsd
tho article, Ju1ao Morrill, ,omarkol that ho
could not suffer Congress and tho United 6satea
C0,lst to 20 into ooutompt by r'mainiug atlont.
md theroupou instructed tie Clerk tu bsnc IN
order for the United Status Marshal To summon
tho propriosots and pubiishcrs VI tho Galveston
Netcs to appear TOMORROW forenoon, md chow
cause why such article should appear. Tloro Is
tho greatest exclcHaut prevailing hero regarding
morrow forenoon In nuxiouHly lookud for. The
prevailing olinon among faw9crs IL That no such
caGo III sllin haa occurred alnco tho days Of tho
alien aud aeditiou lava.
, 1875-06-08

Richard Watson Wau arrested last evening By
Officer DArgon on tho charge OF stoaling somo
articles from 4 room at tho Mattoson House.
Ilo WAS locked up in tho Central Station.
Walter lIolhrook, young ruaa who claims 10
bo IN actor, was hold In sGo0 bonds yesterday byl
Justice 6ummeraeld 10 Appear At tho Urimlna
Court to enswcr charge Of larceny. In purloia.
Ing some arts cles 1t bosrdiug.house.
David Aiexandrowits, peaaler living ut No.
ITO Went Inil,ann street, nas knocked down on
IfstBtod street viaduck at o'clock iaat might By
two youpx men and robbed OF : lot OF nesktiea,
Ons OF tho pa,.!ea, John Konacdy, was subse-
aueptiy Arreatod.
1t WAS reported yesterday that tho house OF
George FarnswoTth. coEEcr of TAllty-eoYenth
strees and Stewart avenue. was entered by tbree
sneak-.hloyea bunday syenlng, and lot Of
clothing stolen. A boy 1osurnol the goods yes.
tertIay morning, after man namod Frank
Williams had 6een arrested, The prisoner waa
held to bail ia s700 to awalt further hearing.
, 1875-06-08
THE RIVER.
EfFEtfr OF TIE HAIHH.

Tie recsnt rama 4aye yastly Improved the con-
dillon of tho North Drauch, and just At pfesent
thore Ia little to complain of In the way OF bAd
o1ors. At and aboso tho Division atreot bridge
thesu IL no surface scum. aud the wator soenls
to bo FREQ from GASEOUS oxhaiaaions, although
mud machine. It work near the bridge, etIirod
1t up from tho bottom. The rntns that tended
to purify tho North Branch caused tbs bad ouors
iu the main river, by carrying down the staguans
wsse.a {sotn t!e nsAucA,
With dry weather Caty-EngtnscF Cheabrough
thinks sl,cEo will oe no trotl0lu along tho Sontt,
branch or mHiu river, but shora IL no hol for
tho bad odord along tho North Dshnc, nusti tho
Faerton aycuuo conlult IL completed. snu tho
renewal OF WORK on it r,ll depend on tho acton
Of tho Council. Tho Hoard OF Public Works,
however ext,cct thas tnAttera will soon DO aE.
Jaugej 10 that tho work u,ny DO Ee-lot. About
4,U0O feet lave boon constructed alrpaly, and It
ii intended to push work ou tha 1oss ~ fRht ~
ross,bln. Tho CONDUIT will extnna from tho
| NORTH Dssuch to tho LIKE. aud by means
| OF suitsblo machinery 4 eutluut Of watcr
fron the Moth Branch will 10 kopt !n motion
ylouK the conduit. This will hare tho etfoct OF
| establishing circulation in tho North Dtsuc1,,
~ IN tile south. III which, owing to liz lealiug
main river. In tho case Ut thn North branch,
the Fullerton Avanuo conduit ~ili supply The
place OF the canal, sad clrTont OF water will
dow from the lake aud maln river to supply ths
vsst> through Tbs conduit, Aod q eemptsts olr.
, 1875-06-08
SUBURBAN NEWS.
EVANSTON.

ESANS1OSs
Tho First Methodist Church was crowded In
ovory corner Sunday afternoon, for the " Union
PralBe-meetsng," which vns participated In by
the clitdlen OF Tho Methodist gabbatb-schoo1a
OF Evanston, North Eynuston, and South Ev-
nnston. nnd the Baptist, Presbyterian, Consro-
gati0nal, Scandinavian, and Oakton schools.
Thcse wcEo nearly 1000 children present, and
tho gal1elics waro li!ed wish their parents mid
friends. Tho oxoyclEos consisted ct AlngiDT by
members OF tho various schools aud by tho con-
greEatiou.
Arrangements hayo been malo by which my
parties from Chicago accepting invitations TO
tho marriage anniversary to bo celebrated in
Evanston this oYeniug can DO rcturaod to their
homes III Chicago. at Ruy hour of tho evening or
night they may desiio, by omusbus at from 76
accommodations for the night will be furnished
for those ptafoFring to re,nhln. Il is partIcu-
lsrlY desired that gueste shall be prompt to Ito
appointed hour, O'Clock.
OAK pAnN.
Mf. ". II. Wood and dnughtor, Miss Nellie.
started yesterday morning for Monticello SEMI
nary, To DO proaont at tho graduation OF thoIr
yonngost daughter and siascr, Hiss Carrie Wood.
hllsA Marion NiIes also accompanied then to
visit tho seminary from which ahe graduated
some two years ago.
Mr. aud Mrs. Dure!l Owous, neo Hobart, re-
turned Ihnrbaay from tlla East and Tho we'd
ding trip. There ware no cards.
day evening in Temperance Hail. It was not
sufficiently adyertisod and consequently not
genotally known.
MIR. Warren Furbeck Is receiving tho oongrht-
utationa Of his friends on the acquisition to Ills
family Of young son.
, 1875-06-08

Thomas Moaitr, Deputy Coroner, Was yoater-
day quite Ill.
stsse's.Atsosney noed was sga1n At his post
yesterday, refreshed by his Eastern trip.
Tho jail gave up scven Of tta iumates scstot'
day to tho tender caro- Of FELTON,, Of tho City
DrIdswoll.
sho,iG Agnsw goes to Joliet Thursday and
will DO accompanied by twenty-five Of lis
boartlcrs.
County Treasurer sf,s1cr. County Attorney
Rouutree, tho Hon. ". F. Coolbauah, md Jako
Rehm start for Fog Lsko Thursday Tor fem
days sport At fishing.
Tic Tinanco Committee completed the o1-
animation Ut e1-Corouet Stephcna' tlnal account t
yesterday, anl agreed to recommend ita adot,-
tiol,. exceEt bill Of sG00 for transportation,
which they conshlotetl Illegal. The samn Com
miitoe also completed its work upon tho report
of ex.Sllerin DshdIoy, finding the same correct.
and that Iso owed tho county 1906 at the OK
pnntlon OF hia office, Which had been promptly
pala.
Tho announcement that Judge Williams bad
let The Alderman on with iln0 mud lo1rossing
effect Of, sheiiit Aeuev. 1le had confidently
o1psrtea to hayo thou1 With him last night, md
bau Eone 10 far III hts preparation for ticlr COM
turt as to incrcaso hin Bn,'piy OF fooi. The
Jail cfork, too waB Borey diatrcsacds for ho lad
opIt4t EOuStAoAA0'o tAtA2 Ill plSH"4hR AA GAAtAJ
fur tho accommodation OF yisitole to tho eetis au&
apart for the Allctmen.
Tho FINANCE Committee yesterday morning
completed tho inspection Of tllo tolnty Clerlia
pa7-roll. tfnalng tuat il contained tho n1nles OF
tlrec employees WHO wero not found tn the ol!cc,
bcHNloa 3lr. Jusklo, wllnao case waa roporsed IN
tht1o colnmna fow days ago. Tho matter waa
EXPLAINED to tho Co.,l,nlstoo by Con. licb'H
cl,ef cl III, w1o said thoso not found in tlIo Of
iico Ind beoa engaged in record whiting on tho
outside. Tho Committee agreed to report
favotably upon tho paY-rolI after tho ox-
planation. and 30 pleEared slctr report clos-
ing it wikti An admonltlon to Gcu.
L,sb that hereafter II such work Was dono ont
siio os the otlico tte better way to paw ior Il
would bo by the follo etc. 70 this tho Gouerat
took exception, and wanted tho Committee to 60
with lin to bin liel,so aud osnmine tho wtrE.
The Committea objected, cxcopt Commissioner
liolden. aud m exchange Of words ensuod. Tho
{ieuers thought tho Board hal bnen particularly
scserc on him, aud That. II it had followad the
other heads OF dopa7tmenia as closely as
it had him. It would have saved the
county thousands Of dollars during tho last
ycas. Commissioner Durdlck replied that too
ttoublo with tho General was tlnt lo could not
appreciate good treatment. 1la thought tho rc-
port Of tho Conmtttoo was mill aud just, and
MolId not couscnt to alter 1t. Tho Generals
eyes then rcstcd upon tho Commissioner for d
moment, and sIleuco fo!gued, whlca vas broken
by nild inspuatl0u Oil Lho paft OF tile General
thht Ito Commissioners cou d not Afford to throw
too mnny etonGs. Tic Fcoue thus closed, auG
tue report was suhtn;ttol as prepared.
, 1875-06-08
THE MYERS CADETS.

Tho ceremony Of presenting Tho flag awarded
10 tho Myerb Cade!s Of Toledo, Ut tl,e lato re-
untou, took place in tho Opera .uouAo Ia that
city Saturday evening. Tho matter was In
chnrse Of \ committee OF Chicago gentlemen
consisting Of Gen. ., l.. Mann, Con. Frank r.
Sherman. Col. s. Il. baldwin, Dr.. ". O. Osgood,
Ma1. j. ". Drockway. aud Capls. Q. G. Overlook
ana Frank Marshall.
GEN. MANN,
In presenting tho banner to tbs Cadets. said that
the Myers Cadota l!sd come to Chicago In re-
yponso to tho call from an sasetnbago OF tho
national Holalory. Inclr appearance sttracttd
attention and applause from the first; lad1cs
whitoned tho alr vith handkorchtofs in waving :
welcome 10 them, aad mon shouted In their
honor.
when judges. Governors, aad great soldiers
were tholr critics. Ro marked wRa thcis ao!d!es!y
beartng thar, when tho coutest for The fling camo
OF The pext day. but QUO company in that vast
assembly WAS willing to couteat Tor tho honorB
with them. Tho company which took up tho
gauntlet which the Cadets threw down WINS not a
company OF boyB, but of mon. many OF whom
had carried tho sword Or gun IN tho late Var.
The boya wnro undaunted, mad tho contest wau .
Tho reply for tho csdots WAS made by Tho Hon.
Frank Ifutd, who thanked the Committed aud
tho people Of Ch3capo fox tho Tag hntl tbo klna
wolls, as well as for the kindnoss and hospitall.
Chicago.
bxN. FRANK :. SHERMAN
waa than Introduced, and aaid though he was
tuors q nan of acttou than Of talk, he would Try
to mako = SHIRT speech. He had bofore OK
pesseuced tho trouble complained Of by tha pro-
celltsg SPEAKER, ia regard to tho indifference OF
tho people ID to tho support OF such companies.
llo had seen companlea disbanaei beciuse Of
tho neglsct Of tho people to maintain them. Ihe
reault was seen when tho War broke out. uad 1t
not boon for tho organized mliltia OF New
York aud Massachusetts. tho rebets Nouht
have takon tho Natlona! Capital at tho out
BOT. Id Kpoko IN high terms Of the efficiency nf
the dsill Of tho Cadets 1t cnfcago, which had
| extostod tho warmcet admiration Of even old
army ofIlce.s. Many Visitors expressed thom-
solves that no Captain from Wcnt Point could
haze hnnu!eda company OF met, in the face o.
thn thousands OF orisica! spectators with tho
hsnEutar aucctsn that Uapt. Minor had. Orderly.
soTgt. Cook WAS also mentioned verv tiattor.
| in1lf. lie believed that Lad the drill takan
! rlaco indoors tho Cadets would hare swept tllt
| Held.
| Bref addresses mara also matio by Col. nall.
win and Ds. Osgood, a1,l letter wss road from
Oau, Drum reH sttiug lia inability to be present
| and pRssirg Ltgh oncomfums on tho thorough,
soIdioslke bcar1nR Of the Cadets.
After \ bliadfold drill tho exercises wert
| closed.