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U h ono, Sa, /. Sej.-Dte geieege6ung
oes Staotes trot beute in Sisuus. 0te Soti6ait
oe5 go-oerneurs Semper 1T elm lebr unfGnsrethss
Sotument. Die giHuu9men betruseH iE Iebteu
6tstaIjabre S2,6ii,79O, uHo Die Qusgabeu beIiefen
I'D Gui S2,Stt ,o9ii baUOH puroeH Sl,Il7,3l5 fir
Stnien an Der StaatsifnIh besnhIt.
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Gin aautpfcr perbrnnnt

. etrott, Yitdb 1. 3eSember.-Der 0ampfer
"Pbu. Sbertoan" o:rtrannte seFsrn auf Dem @risz
See. ga fam 9IadIiherUeiic Riemano um's g5ben.
Ser DGmpier Dur0c Oui $4,000 gefbatt.
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Der WcrlWft ocs 9UfrS. ,,stnttN=
HNp a.

BOngbtccpite, e, N.-9., ,. 0gbr.-
0nsumgctommene trldnOii9e Wtao6eu beiBt,
wle iid) lcBt berauSitcut, Sri9itte 0onuebGr.
Die umgcIonmsnc 6rau loappOoO mar Die
9cmabltn oeS S5ru. 81. i. S9upmooo III 9Seru-
2Orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-12-03

Sinh nod am 2ebsu lei. Das auBere Gridjei=
lIen mar ieOcf elm 10 uatitrlide8, OaB man
nor Der Sano BON Der SeeroiQuna abItano.
1uT oem 9eidbte Seiaten iidj ;mei rotbe
6itdcn. 9a5 Smo ut 3 Sabre mo IL Wo.
nate alt.
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ttH1sp anoImn8 etues SOOes &lr

Sttatu q, 80. ytOpember. - 9aS SoSe5z
llrtbeil 0e8 AbOrtiOniTen 9r. 0Oois unO iet.
nsr 6rau pe9en @rmorOung oerSaue &augbn
@llmOr lit trlebeuSidnglidle oaft umgeman.
belt nor0en. 9ieie8 tuurOe uotbmeu0iq in
fOlge Der Silfe, welbe fe geleiitet baben, Inn
Den Serfiibrer beS Sri. @iIaOre III iiberfiibs
RON
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ttlAer SstttSn cntBauptet fitnf

& ing It 0 II, Sumaita, %. gtuo. - Gin
oInSu, nelder anf Der 9on1tantz Sprina-
Planta9e arbeltete, cntbauptete finf &tuoer
IN Solge religiDien gBaBniiuns. Die SSpfe
Iielen 0uf Ctneu Shlag nit elmer Madleta.
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Gtne breNSRtftcftId5e @auftrertn.

Wt Il or0r B(nnl.l 80. 9t0Dbr. = DIE
nteui9liheu llebcreite, pslhe inter cen
Sriimmern elmer Sd]eune i'm gebauOnz5omn
ibtp, wel4e UNI Iesten 8ienftage abbrauute,
gefunoen wurOen, bdlt man fiji Die elmer
6auiirerin, gtamenS 6rauce8 Steuaro, melde
tir3llA III SnOuOSbUrg oerbaitet uuO einge=
tertert murbe, neil iie auf etueH 6armer IN
raubnl0rOertiAer Abfd)t iaoB, 0as De
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gtaat oa8 @erlAtbauS ii 8rauO uuO euttQm
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fenen &ermirruna.
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Nem Yort, l. 9e3. - 9ie @roBqe.
)d)nOrenen Der aifien rei4ten beute beim Ste
coroer 9adett cine 0anfifrift su @uniteu Der
antelerHdnng Der iogenaunten yPoOl.Ser.
talte" bel Pferberenuen, 8egatta's, Bableu
&C. EN-. 0as lei elm llebel, oem ginbalt ae=
l9e9eH miife, uub Die @eiete iollten, menn
lhot9lgr amenotrt merOeu, nm ole llebertreter
IN alen SSdaen Sur Strafe Su bringen. Die
gPooi. Sertdufc" ieien nifts @nSeres, ais
Soittssrtelptel unO ifdbigten eiusu grOBeu Sbeil
oeS YubliflIma.
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(SrObebe1t,
Nitte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NniMr-

Secne, H.=p., l. Deg. - 3uei leihte
@rOit6Be wuroen Btute bier ueripitrt, aber felu
Sd)apen auaeridltet.
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5raurtse &0u0e BON 6en see'n

aralttt8e fHnoe OOm OeM See'tt,
@ b ice 0, l. 0e5br. = 0Qs ItitrmiidC
SS5iter bat out Dem See gtihigau groBes
llHbetl angertftet. 2ln oerihieOenen Bunt=
ten IOuen 300 6atrSeuge auf Dem StranOe
lle9eH: Gtne Dtenge UtatrOien fino tbatidd).
LID erfroreu.
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Selegrap5iide 9ePei6eR.
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Rattd, 80. Roo. = 9ie Qeid,e Ocs Sice-
PrGiloenten @ilion liegt in &atbbauie ouf
elnem Satafalf, un0 trob Ser furd,tbaren
Sdlte itr5mte cine groBe Meuiheumeugc ber=
bel, Inn bieieIbc gu ichen. Die Secr6iQll1o
tinoet nOrNen I'M / llhr fntt.
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VIM Gin S>nfnr
Hcr Qttnno yoJtSInnr,s

SuffaIo, ,. 3e3br. s. 9. Gotru,
welher bui Dem gcitrjgen giienbubn llniaQt
ctn Sen oerlor, gIng bCute mt Gooe alb.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02
DERNIf&Rs NoUvHLEs


L. pr<dd0t Grant aasigtait nkcrsM .
snptembro, De- nsines, lows, svec 10 r.
N Sherman OF b secr6taire Belknap, ! Ii
r6 ea des vSt6es.s d psFm6e du Tennes-
sncoesceur ! Delano, sscr6taazc a<mission-
naire Dc rintEreuf, DawDon A. Coleman,
risAs nasiand d shsrSoa d Philadeiphis.
j. Russell Jnnes . ascept6 II plACe d oollec-
tsur des dcusses } Chioego-n - mort l7o
peEsonnss lndianola, TexaA q sa1 saNi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

tive de paciRcStiOn. Les inSurges
d'Herzegovine ct de Bosnie insis.
tent pour obtenir radmission du
t6moignage des chretiens devant
les trihpnaux, une reduction des
imp6dSe et uue police indigene. En-
Servie, Ia minorit6 de 10 skoupt-
chine, minorit6 imposante, est
pour Ia guerre immediate, ct rsr.
NEE scribe est m0bilis6e. La Rou.
n1snie, en- refasaut q coop6ra-
ton, entretient un corps d'armee
d'ObservatioD.-En Allemagne, les
pretres (vieux catholiques) jettent
le foc aux orties en- approuvant
Il marriage du doyen Susczinaky.
-Une conspiration socialiste o
et6 decouverte q Madrid.-Le
Gear . exile dams le Turkestan
russo 1890 cosaques de lOural
qui refnsaient obeissance aux nou.
velles lois militaires.-La vile de
Cork, Irlande, est inondee, ct trois
navires se sont pertlus sur lea CO.
tes d'Angleterre, Mary Reynolds,
King Noscnr ct Ellen Soutkard.-
La subscription lie la Suisse en-
hveur des inondfs francais a at.
TENT IN total de 4S5, 900 francs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

P AROIs 8 E 9
ST.CHARLES

LIE st. Obat1os Hevsld vent bier
complimenter un des r6dacteurz
du Meschaotk al sujet d6 retoul
de ce dernier 4 IL sant6, en- dea
termes sympathiques ct fatteurs.
Nous prions NJ. Marcellus Vsllas
d'agr6er pexpression de notre re.
connaissance pour O t6moignage
de bon voisinsge ct do bouno con.
fraternit6. a - ss.a. -r
-Le Herald relieve une sttaque
de Jasper Blackburn, 6diteur de
pIliade 6Hom1ke { Homer INadJ dc
Claiborne, coutre rex-goQverneur
Hahn, mis- On cause l propos dun
article dn Herald, ct proGte de
loccasion pour sieclarer que ce nest
pas NJ. Hahn qui redige le journal
de St Charles ct encourt Ia respon.
sabilit6 de % qai ~ imprime.
Blackburn est IN 4nergamene
bilieux, infini,nent moins grand
one le We'll Homere, dht.il Sc gon.
fier CONNIE Ia grenouille de Ia fable
pour arriver q Ia taille du poete
immortel de II Greece. La perte de
son amitie, sill est capable toutefois
dan tel senti&6nt serait IN gain
tout claiI pour Michael Hahn, ct
les republicans liberaux de n
nuance du fondateur de Hahnville
ont d4jA coupris que les revers du
pari republican,, dsns t0ute l'6ten-
due de pUnion, sont causes par h
presence dams son sein de ces In.
dividus don't le s6nateur;journar
liste Blackburn est un des 4chan.
tillons les plus complets ct Lee
moins respectables.
Nous Hsons encore daus le
H~ald ~ ~
Mardi, q ssptsnbee, ! S heuree
moins 20 minutes dn matin, ct d6c6-
de, 4 II r6sidenos da colonel T.-R.
Eashars, Mme 6assA nsa, Ag6s As@
sns ct no . PAiladslphie, hsossyl-
vaDie. Nine Ross 6Gait b mNee d lene
F.-D. Earhast, ct 80 exoellsotes Qaar
Et6s lfavaiest tenduo ehaso D dAno0-
hreax omis.
-Plusiears svooats dsIe Nsavslle-
Orleans ont assist6 cetts ssmaine ! II
ssasios Do h Cosr Do paesisss e ont
longuemsnt argunent6 pour obtenir
"a srret qd eslAve ! \. Hi)leal ID
fonction 4s16catsar = heasesssion
BougAss.
LA roulaisou conuepoers oette,
asn6e lei plus t6t qua rordinaire, les
plasteus supposant Qse 10 ge)6e
visndrs Do bonnie heure.
--Des oosrsss ont q Hen, dinanche
-. aux enviEoas da magasia Chapsky
entire des oheveux aprertsuaut, dune
part ! NM. CIV. ksating Ct II. Val
lsa, ct d'satrs part 4 NY. Keating ct
Allen, 6conomes de- habitatjops Dan
jean 6 DaGgao. Uno eoasDe pcochains
est arr6t6s sntrs lss ponies d Nm.
GortOn ct KoatiuH.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

10 Losisssssis eoiststs rsxis.
tenca Jacques, ds Asax gtnn.
eeA dues 1 l'loitlat(vo Ell 4 toei.
vito de II. v,.A-M Aa1sssos.
-OhArley Hill . - eueis
prisonniers 6vsdls = = psisea
de StJscques b vesdredi
II seVes8bre, . 6tI asreeS b ~.
ue0 % dn mAme nod, - =
propfi6N = 3a1g A1,
s6ys:
DoaIi, = 1vS6 - - eu 1or.
eousfshOo toasdna w. =
ps11Ds ~ q nAGpp g. .
tAab0on1loa o1Aa6oo ODOV8 .
y. DusaGe0A q ~ v10oco -
- septelbe6 - 1oax tAllvo =
qu'on croft 10 O6luntan -
ct Albeit Wits ~ 1Gu8 e1(Dl6
evadea caDeG.cao y Go&
vito d. Charley Hin. Neas e.
psuntooD - rsaoaDnoman1D q.
0essus . u. Lon1 16u11nGl
--9amedi, q eop1ouphoA G1D1k
e6d6 4 r Nouvo11e0 0gllaoa !
Arthur ]. 0aadst, n6 . otJae.
ques, Ago d - ans, 6 dsp1is pla-
sieurs ann6es commits d = 0ai.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

Lea Photographers A. L. A. Moses
d0ivent partir au commencement de
Ia semsine prochaine pour le Bonnet
Carr6 (St-J jean -Bsptiste), d'oa ill., -
rendront ! ID Pointe du College (St-
Jacques), pour tsrminer leur exp6di-
ton 4 Donaldeonville.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

La chasoo Q C0OOo0C6 10 -.
maine derniAre, ct MN. Rodrigue
freres, qui en- font Voujouls hoa.
verture, ont tu6 Ia prsniArs poule
dean et - deux iooui1Ces -.
oelles @ u eoisea.1 f,,,,,as.,s,,,,
,... ..-...
.-Nne9.8 oeae -
Moo O0seSot t
Pnceas. &C., - ly
~ faleoni y Iss.ee.es A
q rosvrsot g ceass q n =.
tsubre dsrsise, 0alGs6 - hga1b
d maladie qui - ~ Al1aD -.
ses do l'sutomne co0no - ptGloo
d'6meates dQns - JD1Gs roosar
struts. Eintollieooto pood1oGloo
louisiauaise 3 idsti1A loDoor .
lAabiIe dirostfioo ME- Os1nRio
Lsbrsuche, et lss. Daus beiilnaAos
perspectives sont asanr6eo 80.
mais 4 cette institutioa hssD -
IN; c',t ~ = - ,sS,s 49,. -
fsns:i.r.-...s !. - ESe.S. AE
isr~ne .n.is;ss - rti..iilN
rcant so;crSs a. ~ ~. esSse
ies h.snchos A. co.csisa.,ces "a.
disns~sSi,iss ; M snr ieaass 6Iles. =.
nss.s1t se.s 4 set.s csl16 No.e
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

sT.JEAN.BAPTrsTE
nya, IL n. Gsioau1. .du BwllStis
Jfans az, des sseptiquss qui n'ajou.
tent PEI fol sax dctons agrioolss. ID
out tort. Ces proverbs No soat 0us
le resultat de- rexp6rieucs du payson,
lui On sait plus long sur le temps pro-
bable que bieu de- Savants. Pleuvrs-
t-ilS Ters-t-il beauS c. sont u deax
questionsque lefsrmiers pose chsqus
Jour et quil . tout intlret ! Aucider,
car . r6colte pcut strs d6tssits pr
une rafale inattendue on dcabl<s pog
.uDe succesail,o de bellesi inpSn6es.
C'est par up/ suite ID 6acfvations
personnolles q 4e lss geEs do h saD-
pagne sOnt arrives 1 conua1tre l'heure
d'apr6s Ia hauteur du soleil, ! pr6voir
Forage on voysat 10 liseron dee
cha1ps, 10 souCi plavial ct IL belle
de-jour fermer leurs calioes, ct 4 pro-
dire le temps du lendeuain d'aprAs
10 eoassement des grenosilles. LeusD
notions agrieelss 6 n6t6ocelogiqaes
20 trouvent consignies dana une s6rie
de proverbes originsux, rim6s sans
hcos, 1 ls paysanne. Leplus souvent
% sont des axiones indiscutables.
Ainsi les r6coltes de- bic ct de vim
donneat gSo6ralemeut raison ! CO
dioton populaire da1s 10 d6pRts-
ment d'EuFe-et-Loir: a..
Pour svoir une beune snn6o, a..
fsut qu'elle soft bieu Aannetsan6s.
En- dehors des hannetons, d'sutres
signes permettent de pr6voir l'abou-
dance des grains q des rsisins. "
rt ysuoie s6ehsFssse %. -
.,.l .... Qanl1ns oh6gsnA 'f.tl IA a,
dit-oo dans - Ardsopss et dans n
Marne. .r-, -..s ..a-y
Ls.a0s ssseSo *lets >gfl
Lee = b,
LonRus s6cheresse g..
'' N' Lee Dc vin, f'1
r6pAtent lea paysans du Lot.
Dams II Nisvre, c'est en- voyast les
groeeilliers converts d gTappea, que
le vigneron % r4jouit: -. ...,,.I'.f
Annts dsnssslIlsa .-r.t.,,,
AnnSe Dc 66u1sillea ''.t
49,, Ca. no- q. .-.,lL :
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-02

bUlEI1N De Va 11AINE
- adfE"~GOo~- ~ ~
- vpllidsutl 0suat n,sst perti
poor h0ssst qas y 81 ssoee9bcs
Il - eeoonpAgl6 d 6 Amille
On asDure qu1l 3 Tintentioo De
rosopso, oarie teops qui lai rest(
4 VIM Doli6Qusaeat, = systAme
auqoel Il dot uue impopularite
croissante, ct 4 n'appeler aux fonc'
ticns publiques que des hommea
rtuniesaut u double condition de
capacit6 ct de m0ralitk. uaaccep.
te, 10 - du meme mois de septem.
bre, y d6nission de Delano, secr6.
taire u lint6riear, laquelle etait
datAedu 3 Juliet, ct aura son enst
q p3rtir du Ter octobre. President
ct secretaire ont 6chang6 lee adieux
ct oonpliments d'asage On pareille
c;rcod. lance. Le secretsire de II
2uefre Kprime b regret de ne
ponvuir yoyer des seooars aax
inondks d Texas, Get Etst reliant
pas comprH dams le district pour
iequ6l une lol ID Congress . sato.
rise ed sssois extFaoriinaiRes.
S'iI Inst en- 6Foirs le prs6essepr
Tice, de ST. 1ouis, que 10 realise.
ton d u pronostics sur les rs.
cep1ss lghpetss 6quinoxiales .
rends esatlooap e6lAbre, 10 vent
ct Ia mee nous r6aerveut dc mon.
yellee fdreurs pour les 10, IA et15
ocenbtN les q y - Aovesnbre ct
ie Is d6eenbs ia place do COL
lecteur dee p \enes 4 Hhicsgo est
oserts a3. 4 iii JONI ci.devant
mini5ere De- EtGts! Unis ! Bruxel.
les.---Dsaxl chsfb i,sco1nus jus-
qu'ic, - signalept, dams le grand
conseil des 1ndiens; liz se nom.
y1snt OAlsa Rouge It Tsureau
BislA-Lo Oeavesnemeut . ooa-
treu,end6 y 4psrt ,du stesmee de
gnerTS A0Sa11l, qui devait aller
4 pWtaa.R a.Rsino0 taaltD chercher
les nsurg6s s11hgils ehes b consul
an6Jia1in Bassett, H., din6repd
enti slssdenx gouvernements Giant
rsg'i dune msuiAre satisfaisante,
an n,oina pour les Etats. Unis. ,i'
Ia vile De Galveston, Texas, 81
eprouv6e ~lle.meme par b grsnde
tempets 81 . s6vi du u a II
sspts0bro, ., s6n6reusement sou-
scrit poar uue somme de e3, ,37S en-
Esvesf daI6 vilS6 skc6ee plus NAL.
traitlA .lsdiasolA Les details qui
noussasayDst sont navrants: cinQ
maj 6nG resteat deboat 4 Matagor.
da, qainse haAilles ont peri dams
ls p60inoale - m1oe non, lee VI.
lsgesde Velasoo, Quintaro. ct pla-
sieurs eutrea, s0nt an6antis.
Le natire aDgiais Westsvr ~.
pirc, 'isarptis par b cyclone dui
Golia, n 3t< Abandonne en- moe, d
.35 niles sud de Pensacols, Flo.
ride I sept Dc ses nstelots oSt
pSri. psfs tsttits s'fis g.' lta fnHi-
Peyton, p1fsidsnt de n Cour
Supreme de l'Etat du Mississippi,
ct msM6re do parti 'republicain, q
accord0Gns isjo1oei6n sooatsoi lel
psieluont, en- deniers duditg Htat;
<lx, In s~sls~~ ~,~--Al~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
THE RAILROAD WAR.

TOM SCOTT ON THE wAEPATH-THE ERIE AND
LONG BRANCH RAILROADS.
The Scott-Garrett controversy on the freight
tariff has given rise to an important move on the
part OF the Erie Railway Company. 1t IL well
known that Colonel Scott Is first tho list Of the
Erie directors, and this new policy Is attributed to
him As the first attempt TO divert traffic through
the Erie to the West. On and after the lst OF
April communication rates Tor passengers IN local
trAvel-viz, between New YORK and Sunerns-
that have heretofore run only 10 Paterson VIII rug
to Sutferns. The directors have reserved to tnet1
next meeting the question or the reduction OF the
freight tariff.
Inc fight between the Pennsylvania and the
New Jersey Central Is beng waged nercely IN tae
New Jersey Legislature. The main point on
which the dght hlnges Is the construction OF the
Long Branch Railroad from New York Dg the Cen.
trail Railroad. The question was submitted 20 the
courts and Was decided III favor OF the Central
Railroad, ana the Pennsylvania Company are now
endeavoring so to modify the general railroad Law
as TO accomplish their object indirectly and pre-
vent the completion OF the Long Brancn RatlroAo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
THE BROOKLYN BANK ROBBERS.

The astute Brooklyn detectives claim 10 have
q clew to the Whereabouts OF the burglars who
were engaged the attempt to rob the Long
Island Bank, No. Al Fulton street. Otacer Cnarlea
Frost sergeant OF detectives, mas assumed charge
OF the case, which circu instance, judging from the
experience OF the past year, would not appear TO
jeopardize the liberty OF the thieves 20 any par
tlcuar degree. Frost complains that the publlcar
tlon OF the facts OF the attempted robbery may
prevent the arrest or the culprits. and ne did oil
In his power to keep rhe case from the preax. The
Treasurer OF the Police Board, Commissioners
Brlggs, prOnounces his action in suppressing ne~o
q Migrant violation or the rules OF the depart.
mcnt, but wnetner 1t VIII lead 10 the removal q
the OFFENDING oflcer Is q question snat the Cum
missioners ueciIue to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
THE OLD GUARD.

The Old Guard parAded yesterday, It being the
occasion OF the presentation OF SILK nag BY Ne
sons OF tire late Colonel Thomas T. Ferris. The
Guard assembled at their headquarters, No. all
Fourth avenue, at two O'CLOCK and, headed by
Gllmore's Daad, marched to Irving Hall. where
were IN waiting over one thousand ladies ana
gentlemen, the members OF the Common Council
and various Officers OF the Erat Division New York
Stata National Guard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
CAPTAIN LovEJOY's WIFE.

10 THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD:-
In tho HERALD OF last Tuesday You mention 3
shooting ARRAY in Williamsburg. In which L0rsnae
W. LoveJoy was attacked by his sons. Your para
graph contains q mistake In saying that Mr..
Lovejoy mad u divorce from his vile. | xm hia
wife. He never asked Tor u divorce or made aug
cnarge against me. On the contrary, commenced
an action against MIN, whlcn was nuDse que u ~
dropped lor legal reasons. Hoping you win coz.
rect the error, am respectfully yours.
MARY kOV00H.
WiLLIANsBuAu, msrun ", ls7A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
FREIGHTs TO CALIFORNIA.

The Committee Of Conference of the Pacific Mail
the Panama Railroad Company and the Represents.
arives OF the overland route held meeting as the
ONCE OF the former yesterday afternoon, having
IN Wow the establishment or u permanent anS
Uniform rate oil Ireignts between this point An4
San Francisco. The committee adjourned wlthoV
taking any practical action In .ne matter thouUf
1t Is anticipated that definite deter minati0e
WIN be al rived at at an early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
GEORGE HEAfPSTEAD.

special HERALD correspondence from Homo
lulu. OF March 10, supplies the following intent
gence George Hampstead, native or New
London, Conn.,, committed suicide, by cutting h1a
throat ut the Sailors Home IN this city, on the
8th lnst There Is no known cause for the RASH
act. Mr.. Hampstead has sailed out Of tho port
Tor years past, and earned y reputation second 70
none as q steady reliable Ofllcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
MAJOR FRANK q. HARRIS.

The special correspondent OF the HERALD at Hoa
noiuiu. =. l., writing the 10th OF March, reports
rs iollows:-Major Frank II. Harris, son Of Vice.
chancellor Harris, was drowned as Hl0, on The
2oIn OF February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
JOHN Z. LILLOR, EDITOR,

J. E. Lilor, editor OF the Colorado Springs
Gazette, was found dead IN his bed at three O'Clock
yesterday morning, 10Th inst, probably from
heart disease, ut his residence, Denver, Col
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

SHOOTING AN EDITOR Mr.. Csrruth. edi-
tor of the Vineland, New Jersey, Independent,
was shot, and, it is thought, mortally wounded,
by Mr.. G. X. L4andes. well known as the s'Fa-
tller of Vinelana, "and wealthy citizen. The
following is the article to which exception was
taken:
A prominent Vinclander sat down by the
side OF his loving wife on the sofa and looked
up in her eyes and called her duck and bir-
die, and rabbit, and all the other endearing
names, Then he told her he wanted she should
learn the use OF a revolver, so that in his alb
sencc she could protect their home and silver
ware, and defend the honor Of Vineland. Then
he went OFT and bought an elegant seven shoot
er and new target. Then he sat ND the tar
get in one end Of the parlor and gave her a
frs. lesson in shooting. Then he told her he
wanted she should practice every day. Then
he went away for a week. When he returned
he found the revolver on the other side of the
looking-glass.
The parlor door resembled a had case of
| smallpox, and the furniture looked as though
it had been indrlging in a wrestle with Bur-
lington county hal-storm. Did he walk up to
his wife and sicken her with the endearing
| names of all the birds and four-footad beasts
| Not much He marched out into the street in
his sleeves with but one boot on, and that
| patched over the bigNtoe. Then he went sal
| Looping up and down telling every man he met
contdentially' that his wife was crazy. Then
he went offanG tried to(get her into a private
insane asylum. Yes he(dd, the wretch!''
In this article MIR. Lahds considered thai
reference was made to him, anG hence the
shooting, :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01
Hotels.
yUHE SPOTTSWGOD HOTEL,
H:srris0nbMrg. Va.
O. r. LUCK, PROPRIE

C.. b. LUCh. IROPRIEIOR.
The new Hotel, THE SPooTswooD, under my pro
ors and guests The establishment has been reft-
ed from the cellar to the roof and is in complete
ter 1t is emphaticaly new house, and it is de-
isrnined to make it stand of the very best
very enlarged experience for Is years as hotel and
springs proprietor, having kept the old Column bian
hotel, and the new Spotswood Hotel at Richmond,
destroyed by fire in December, 1870) and the Jof
dan Alum Springs in Roekbrdge. He is quite snre
he may claim, here in the Valley OF virginia 10 De
able to keep hotel He therefore invites the PEG,
PIE of Rockingham and the adjoining counties ana
the travelling public generally to call at the Spotts
wood aud see whether he does not we'll understand
the business OF his life. ~, A,
It is scarcely necessary to say that the Ia the
Parlors and the Chambers Will always DC iouho
The proprietor, in conclusion, is quite sure the
,eone of the Valley will cordially sustain this ef-
fort to establish a flrst-cass Hoeel, SUCH DO INC
Apottswood shall be, in HarrSonDufg,
NV Omnibus will always be ready 10 convey PAS
seaSers to and from the Spotswood. ,,,,,,
povla Proprietor OF Spottswood
A immediately at c. Ohio Railroad Depot,
STAUNTON, VA.
lcCHEsNEY & NADENBoUSCH, Proprletor rs
The Proprietors in resuming the management OF
ably known to the travelling PUBLIC, promise IN the
future to retain the reputation the American mas
borne, as a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
It's locality immediately at the Railroad Depoe rem
Aers it a convenient stopping place LOT person' o1
business or in search OF health
Bar and Barber Shop in the House.
All the offices of the Telegraph and Stage run
rinr to this town are adjoining this house ~
ga frst-class Livery Stable, conducted by fat
oToole' Is conheceeu WIN ''''' McCHEsNEY co.
~, ct,,or. ~ tho county will lie furnished din
der at so cents and Horses fed by Pat oIooe AZ ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-04-01

THO THE PUBLEC.-The undersigned, having
i purchased the interest of Mr.. F. o. Hydenrich,
in the Tin and Stove business heretofore conducted
by them takes.this method of informing the public.
that he is now prepared to do all kinds OF
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C,
And manufacture Tinware of all descriptions. He
will also keep constantly on hand all descriptions OF
Stoves, including the best patterns OF
COOK, PARLOR, s. OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, SC.
He respectfully asks continuance of the patron
that mas heretofore so generously been extended to
him. A. GRUBERT