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The Cub ord Case.

This case, ut Montreal, Is exciting a
great deal of public attention IN Canada
and at the east. A secret association
called the H,stitm Cdnddten was
started. At first 1t was not objected 10
bp the Catholic church, but number
OF Freemasons and mem beers OF other
secret societies having Joined, the
church withdrew Its support, Inc
library of the bsttm was shorty nltef
supplied with the woiks on Mol,ele'
Voltaire, mud other infldel ana objec-
tionnble volumes, upon which the
church informed the members that SO
long as they were connected with The
society they would be refused admi ,s
zion to the sacraments Of the church,
and would he refuned ecclesiastica'
burial. Several members lett the 30
ciety, and Guibord, who. iiu uot
shortly after fell sick ami set 'or
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Austin. Sentemher n. IS1l.

Austin, september q, 1875.
To the Ed tor of The Dallas Herald:
At4 enclose herewith the important
ordinance. passed this morning by u
on,vote of So to 25~ only thirteen Demo-
Gratis voting against it. Yesterday ii
was advocated in lengthy speeches by
Messrs. West, Reagan, Wright and
Stockdale, and opposed by Messrs. Do
honey, Ballenger and Henry, ofSmith,
the debate closing at 1890 z. NJ This
morning Mr.. Brown, who introduced
the ordinance, closed the debate 10y
showing that the opponents Of the
measure had utterly failed to discuss
the only point in it, which was sim
ply to change the time of an election
and save the people the trouble of u
useless registration and election this
Fall. His remarks seemed to carry
conviction, for the measure passed by
n much larger vote than WAS anticipat-
ed X
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priest who refused him the last sacta-
ments I'LL he reuounced his memher-
ship. Guibord promised, received eX.
IRENE JUNCTION aud recovered, bat dtl
not leave the society. A year or 50
afterward he died so suddenly that
there was no time to fetch a priest.
The church refused burial on the
above grounds, aud law case was
instituted, The English privy council
gave II decree relating Ia Guibord's
body, requiring that it bc buried in the
usual consecrated ground. Blshop
Bourget and his curate have not only
sanctioned the Intervention of moi
TO prevent the sculpture in the GENE
terry Cote DIES Neges, but the Bishop
from the altar OF the French cathedral
IN Montreal, on Sunday, pronounced a
solemn and awful curse upon the
ground where, In the future, Guibord's
body may be buried. The clergy re
ceived the decree OF the prvy couu.
ell, ana claim to have 0beyed il To the
letter, being ordered not TO bury, or
permit TO be buried, the body, etc. They
have offered no opposition, and affirm
'n"s ~ 10 ooiiHatoIy on Tue part OF
the Institute TO enter the cemetery, and
from Information they might have done
so on the first attempt so far AS real
opposition offered vas concerned. As
an order Of the English privy council
is the highest form OF authority in the
realm, the utter disregard Of il brings
about very serious crisis, and ms the
English are sticklers for such authori-
~, the order will doubtless be enforced
in spite Of the appeal OF the bishop to
u "higher law" 1t is II conflict be-
tween the highest civil court OF Eug-
land and the Roman Catholic church.
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Az ORDINANCE,

P0stpoHing the Geaerm Hection Of
Decembcr, 4. d. 1878, dad for other
purposes
WHEREAS, 1t is provided by law un-
der the existing Constitution, that Il
general election for membe of the
Legislature, Assessors and collectors
and some other officers, shall be held
on the first Tuesday in DecembeF, A.
ID. 1875 and
WHEREAS, BY AUTHORITY of law and
the sanction Of the people, delegates,
legally elected, are now assembled In
Convention to frame new Constitu-
tion for the State ofrexas - and
WHEREAS, The election of Legis-
lature and other officers, and the cun-
ing together of the Legislature to hold
its session under the existing laws and
Constitution, are, for the time being,
unnecessary, aud will cause great pub
lie expense, and are likely to pro-
duce confusion in putting new Con
sttution in operation, ii one shall be
established together with doubts AZ
to the validity of the election of a
United States Senator If two Legisla-
lures shall assemble during the next
svils to rameIv with Ills Couven-
tion was ossamhled Inv the neonIe :
and
WHEREAS n il the dutv of the Con.
yentinn tn s,va IN liza stale fine unner.
essary expense and to prevent the oc-
eurrence of the other evils aforesaid;
Now, therefore,
,Note of Tbros. in C0upentj6n assem-
Med. rhat tie holding of the elec-
tion os nrnvidnI hv thc laws undpr the
existing Constitution. TO be held ON
first Tuesday in December. A. ID. 1874.
Lo and tha same IL hereby susnpnded
and nostnnned md nil officers of this
Stota' ara hareby nrohibjtcd from hold
mo and from in any manner aiding
In the holding of said election; and
ony election held on that day il here
NV declared m he void. and of no eff
fsot
Sec > Tbe terms of office of the
memhera nf fla present Legislature.
nnd ~ iii n,her o,,insrs whet6er state
district or comfy officers. whose terms
NJ Office ~ eyisting laws or Constiiu-
tion will eynira on said first Tuesday in
Dnreniher ( u. 1879. or at any time
thoraa,tar haforn a GENERAL election il
held Iva and the Same nre hereby ex-
tnnJed. and said members of the Leg
;.laivra and othar officers shall remain
TO- 1911" n,,ioo ',"d cnntinma IN exnrrise and
narfnrn, the du,ies If their places and
p pG n"dar twisting laws and pur-
Snamt y the existiny CONSTITUTION. un-
I'll their s,,ccessors are dnly elected aud
nuaiiIied IN ocrordnnce with the fur
thar mrovi.i"ns nf this ordinance or
min thav are sunerceded by the estab.
iishment If n nav Constitution.
Sac 4 In case the new Constitution,
when smbmitted 70 the people, be re.
iectel Inv them. then, the Governor OF
The State If Texas. snail, within ten
dnvs atter the Official promulgaton OF
sush reiection. issue his official pro-
ciamatjnn GyinO - dny for n general
eertion to he held in accordance with
eyisting Laws. Giving sixty days no.
tico nf snoI ejection. at which election
there shall be elected all the members
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DIR. L. M'LANE'S
y Celebrated American
WoRM Specific.
V E r M | F u G. E.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
eaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or eircumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swells, and
sometimes blceds; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny
or furred tongue breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, with
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; Aceting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pain, through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times eos,iye; stools Shiny, not
unfrcqucntly tinged with blood; belly
swollen and hard /; urine turbid, re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing of the teeth; temper variable,
but generally irritable, etc. G
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, O.
DR.. c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration of thu
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in pledging ourselves to the
public to
tSRETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness OF
the child or adult should warrant the
supposition Of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine
to te given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an limo.
cent preparation, net capable Of aoing
the slightest injury To the NEST teAaey
infimf. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, IA,
p. S. Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take none bit Or. C.
MLdsrs, Prcpd,cd6y F2emine Bros. ,FittI6Dgi,
Pa 10 those wishing to give them thai, we will
forward per mail, post paid, TO any part OF the
United States one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or ono vial Of Vermifuge for
fourteen three.cent stamps All orders from Canada
must I've accompanied by twenty cents extra.
"a For sale by Druggists and Country Store
Keepers generally
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Physicians and Surgeons.
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01
LAST EDITION.
BY TEL EGRAPH.

y COLUMBUS, April 1.-The two convicts
shat escaped from the Sheriff OF Lucas
bounty have been captured.
!, JERSEY CITY. April 1.-R. .Rosenbaum,
Ot Mt. Union, Ind. was robbed of 80, 800
on sleeping car, en- route from Pitts
burg to New York. His empty. pocket
book was found on the floor of the car.
LANSING, MICH, April 1.-The Mar
quette and Mackinaw Railroad bill has
passed the House, by large majority.
Ut has already passed the Senate, and
will receive the Governors approval.
p MILWAUKEE, April 1.-The Trustees
have filed bill asking that the Detroit
anu Milwaukee Railroad be placed in the
hands of a Receiver SO that earnings
may be applied to repairs instead Of its
1ebts.
+ LONDON. April IA special dispatch
FROM Berlin says a financial crisis is
feared there. Settlements are made with
great difficulty. There have been twenty
Eight failures, and two persons have
boinmitted suicide in consequence Oi
financial reverses.
WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, April 1.-The. ice
hbove this place has broken up, and is
passing down on an eleven foot flood. A
considerable quantity of logs, estimated
ut 10, 900 feet per hour, have been going
down ever since 6 O'Clock this morning.
THEY are supposed to come out OF Pine
creek.
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Illustrative of the power of God to- make
glad the heart Of Christians in the hour
of darkness.
He said that both Mr.. Whittie and
himself were even now suffering under
family aflictions which it was hard to
bear, but their faith was great, knowing
that Christ would make all things well
for those who believed in him..
He then called upon persons In the
room to give expression TO that particu-
lar part of the Word Of God which was
in their thoughts at the time, and many
responses were made, quotations, being
made from all parts Of the Scriptures,
speaking of Gods promise and his Love
for mankind.
Mr.. Bliss then spoke of the great show
er of Gods blessing upon the labors of
Mr.. Whittle and himself since they first
commenced their evangelical labors, just
one year ago to-day.
Petitions for. prayer for young man.
a church member, who Is not Christian !;
a young lady who is in the service OF the.
devil; a husband; a young boy, who is
without religious training at home, and
an intidel, were read.
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NetU York Market.

NEW YORK, April 1.-Flour steady and ia
modera demand: supel fine w cstcrn and State.
II 5Ota4 10; common to good extra, "a 96tG5 10.
good to choice, IS 1j9l5 45: white wheat West
ern extra, So 5oQG6; extra Ohio, "a 95G6 65; Sc.
Louis, s6GS. Rye -four steady at "a 0U(Q5 H.
Corn meal lirm and in fair demand at "a 45.
Wheat dull and heayy: No. / spring,
81 22Jl rs; No. spring, 81 12(g1 Is; No
Chicago. 81 15].Gl 1S; No. Northwest, 81 lyt9
1 IS; No. Milwaukee, 81 l7H(0l 10; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring, 81 1901 "a; wintcr
red W estern, 81 25tgl So: amber western, 81 -
6c1 20; white Western, 81 i30,G1 40. RyesqniOe
at 90dS1 OIL. Barley scarce and firm: Cam
ada West held at 81 IS. Malt quiet and firm.
Corn easier: mixed Western, S6x 'dS7kc; yss-
low do, S75(GSSc. Oats scarce and frnors
mixed Western, 69GTici white Western, u
g73c. q
Hay firm at 70GS C. =.
Coffee firm and in good demand: Rio, 16sic.
in gold.
Sugar firm fair to good refining, 7xqSSxc..
prime, Skc; refined finn at 92kt1lOXc.; censri-
fugal, 73s@sc.: Muscoyedo, 7X@Skc. Motas-
ses quiet and firm.
Rice quiet and steady.
Petroleum steady: refined. 14a<c; crude, gke
Resin dull at ~ 0st02 1919, strained. Spirits
turpentinc duh at Sic.
Eggs steady: Western, HlG32c.
Pork nral: new mess, SO S5lJ21. Beef IN
changed. Cut meats quiet. Mictlies quiet:
long clear, 11ktgll1sc: short clear, l2c. l1sxl
frmer: primo steam, i4al43<c.
Butter iirm: Western, Rl022c. Cheese nr9
at 1O@l6kc-
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three hogsbeads OF sugar were burst and

three hegsheads OF sugar were burst and
their contents thrown on the ground.
No assignee has yet been elected for
John b. Costa. o. B. Hallam is the
choice Of the majority of creditors, how
ever.
Jas. q. Gedge was yesterday released
from the payment OF revenue tax. on
$500, j. W. Walker on $7,634, all oil
which had been Illegally assessed.
Phil. Kechler, u cigar maker, has left
the city and his creditors behind.
Billy Quinlan, the legless trapeze per-
former, mas made all engagement with
the Cincinnati Hippodrome.
That portion OF the turnpike below
Walton purchased by the Z. 81 8. road
Is now open to free travel.
A horse stolen from Mr.. Stephens, of
Independence, about year ago, was re-
covered in Cincinnati stable last Sat
urday.
Albert Health, the young boy sent to
the P0er-h0use not long since; has
been adopted by an Illinois lady, and is
happy.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01

/ The Board of Water-works Trustees
met in regular session, with President
G. W. G. Johnston In the chair, and all
the members present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
tead and approved. -E
Il An application for reduction Of water
rent was presented by Adams Il Bro.
and referred to the Secretary.
1 A petition by B. ClOsterman, for CON-
pensation for injuries received while an
Employed Of the Board, was referred to
the Engineer.
I A petition for 500 to settle suit OF
k2000, by Fred. Westerkamp, for dam
ages OF property on Vine and Mulberry
Streets, was referred to the Superin-
kendent for investigation.
| The awarding of the contract for fur
nishing pipe and excayating was laid
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01

| NEW YORK, April 1.-Panama advices
say the report OF revolution in Costa
Rica proves to be unfounded.
The Indians of Chummaqua, in Darien,
have taken up hostile attitude toward
Eoncho, and an engagement has taken
place between the opposing parties, in
which Concho defeated the Indians, kill
ing two and wounding several.
The recent fire at Port Lyman, Costa
Rica. is estimated at $750OO. The two
heaviest losers were the Costa Rica
Railroad Company and Messrs. G. NJ.
Smith Il Co.
| Affairs at Columbia bear revolution
ery aspect. The approaching Presiden-
tial election is creating much excite
ment. f
discoveries have been made of i'm.
Mense deposits OF guano few leagues
south of Acquaqua. 1t is said there are
over zoo, 900, 900 tons ready for shipment,
and the quality is excellent.
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over to the next citing. to hear the opin-
ion of the City Solicitor.
A claim for $40 by Thos. Firth, dated
1851. was referred to the Secretary and
Engineer.
The report of Superintendent G.
Brashear was read and adopted, and the
same instructed to advertise for four
inch water pipes, stop cocks, hydrant
boxes, sc.
The gas bills, amounting to $500, were
ordered paid.
A claim for reduction of water rent
by A. II. Benner, was referred to the
Secretary. -.
The payroll of $4,3S7 O5 was ordered
paid,
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fined, 0dsxc: extra "C," lO5<@1g%c. ..D~
white, 10h0lOhc; "a" wbite, W5zQDl0kcS
hard. 11klgfllI nc per 10.
TALLOW-The demand Is equal TO the NJ
cs1pts, and there Is still steady market at ~
@Sssc per Id for prime country. ~ ~ Z
TOBACCO-The market is firm and tzere y
good demand for all offerings. We au0tss
shIpping grades-Bright leaf, 24(GS9e: bngist
lugs, lagz2c; bright trash, llDlUc; dark leaf.
lo(Dl9c1 DARK lugs. 110l3c: DARK trash, NlpIln
per 10. Manuiactunng grades are quotods
Bright wrappers, 8JcQ9yl; brignt flliers, i69z1Es
DARK wrappers, 14QlSc; dark filters, 10f1l2c per
lb.. ONO seed Leaf Is worth l4(G24c for clrszi
wrappers; Gq9c Tor cigar illers.
WOUL-lhere is rather an inactiyeanarke<,
with the receipts and demand both light No
change in prices We quote: UnNashad.
clothing, 85g36c; unwashcd, combing, as(G4scS
ieece- washed, i6lgdSe; tub-washed, bvNsxrS
pulled. 4Oc.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and DisOrderly johnson, VAL
entine Baden. Harvey Walker, SIS and costs
each: Belle Rogers, 20 days: Waiter English,
Zuber, rs and costs; Cath. Baden, Peter Moore,
dismlssed; Hugh O'Brien, 80 days and $25
John Cunningham, Jerry Dunovan, Ann Arm
strong, each 81 days.
nj Mlscellaneous-Sam. johnson, Thos. john
son, intent to Kill, continued TO April 3; w. H..
Gordon, petit larceny, 80 days and $20U; Mary
Shaw, petit larceny, 30 days and $50; Michael
Llsenbach, cohcealed weapons continued to
April .; Nellie Garrett, receiving stolen goods,
Lydia Thompson, vag, 80 days; Heury Munich.
careless driving, IS aud costs; VIM. Scott, petit
larceny. continued to April7 Z.
Assault and Battery-Wm. Newell, IS and
COSTS Jacob Frederick, Richard Harris, each
S. and costs; John Clavln, FRITZ Kramer, each
dismissed.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-01
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April Flour quiet and un~
changed. Wheat steady, firm and unchanged.
Corn quiet: WesternmiXed, axe. oats frincr:
white Western, 6Sp70c; mixed do, 66Q6zc.
Ryo ii,lner at 81 U3G1 VI.
HAY dull ami unchanged.
Provisions firm. Mess pork steady at $50 50
a2l. Bulk meats firm: shoulders SIC; clear
rib sides. 11MGl1Ec. Bacon firm: shoulders,
9kc; clear RIB, l2lac. Lard steady at l4g14aEc.
Butter luiet Western tub and rolls, l6g22c.
Petroleum dull and nominal at 7g7hc.
Coffee quiet an unchanged.
Whisky firm at 81 Is.
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ST. l.GNis Market.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-Flour in good demand
for medium grades, which are scarce: Extra
winter, ~ 3otG4 50; AX, 81 6j(p4 90. Wheat
No. spring. &c. Corn dull and lower: No. :
mixed eSta694c; April, G9c; MAY, rae. Oats
dlrii and lower: No. ,; GlCpt3c. Barley. duR
but I'M, hanged. Rye held firmly; no sales.
Whisky higher at 81 Il.
Pork higher: s2o 5000 SIX cash; $50 20
April. Dry salt meats very firm, and EeM
higher at "a, II, IN, li9S, Ike. Bacon high
er at *, ~ 12h, 1850. Lard is higher ut
139jc.
Hogs dull and weak, and some sales were
lower: Workers, s6lG6 50; bacon, $6 50(g7; good
to choice, 81 2597 rs; extra, IS.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-Flour and wieas
quiet and unchanged. Corn firm at O. Qtsa
Oats firm at G4G65c. Rye quiet and M
changed at 81 lU.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS stronger, and tending upward.
Pork, ~ :. Bulk meats, TH.Gli5sc, loose.
Bacon, eN9l233Sc, packed. Sugar cured hams,
!3Gl3hc. LAID: prime steam, 14zc; tlerce,
loo; kegs. 16c.
Tagging firm at 12hs1s13c.