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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE IIERZEGOVINIAN REVOLT.
GREAT CKUFf1IEs by THE INsURGENTS-PEACE re-
TURNiNG-sERvER PASTA AUTHORIZED To GIVE
HOME RULE.
LONDON. Monday, Sept. $3.50 a. m.
A special dispatch in The Morning
Standard says the British Consul has
arrived at Mostar. He witnessed hor-
rible cruelties, pcrpctrated by the insurgents VINO
in one instance roasted children alive. Tie in'nr-
rectioa is put down. Only raids by the servians
and Mcutenegrns take place, and these are ex-
aggerated tenfold.
A telegram TO The Daily Ncrs states that server
Pasha has been authorized to propose limited iorh
of autonomy for Herzegovina.
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GREET EXPECTATIONS
are seldom fr realized who look for wonderful re-
suite from PAIN EXTRACTOR are
| nsve, lis ,npnined 4 cures all Shu ID seases. S.
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RRIGHT'' DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY,
I'D GRAVEL, Calculus, Cont, Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Dis
eases VI The Liver Kidneys Bladder Prostate Gland Prcna
ostratiOa organic DVUby, and Chronic Affections
uncnr.hle IactitOnersl Two pamphlets explain
atmsnr by Natures specific, Bethesda
Mineral spring Water and Dr. A. ia WILEY HEATH, tie
a proprietor address. Depot ana recep
rooms, New York ". B.See his trade
MARI isabel, Made Of cod" on all packages
III n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton -s..-Watches,
4 L. Jewery, Diamonds, Sterling silver and kogerss
Plated Ware AN Of TIE best quality aud smallest prottA
TX ITCIIEN Outfits, for range and laundry,
RNhoGsefrashns hardware in quantity AZ haiclayst
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
IVA all sizes, styles, a1d coors. j. r. COMMOSs Manuiac-
tnIer 70 Murray a. -
DRESERVE Kettles Fruit PIeserves the
iaype Patent is invaluable Agency at AZ Barclay ST.
GTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- Geuera'e ORGANS radically aud eddy cured. HFS
A. DANIELS. n. D. ~ e5.netorava. ONCE hours TO 8.
GMiTH's CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT. the
- most HEAlTIFCL aud DELICIOUS ARTICLE Ut
ROOD mao ftom WitEAr sold ny all Gr0cers Address
'. T.. Smith = Co. BROOKLYN, y. Y, for circulars
WATER CURE.
w Or. V. IOLNONSNiiS Water Cure Establishment
formerly G. schief r"ckeT 4G3 West Twenty irsC st.
Office hOars . ~ II IL III, Ia p,
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EFFORTS TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING.
MICHAEL MURIAY's FARO BANK sEIzED-ARREsr OF
POIICY-pEAIERs.


MICHAEL MURIAYs FARO BANK sEIzED-ARREsr OF
PoLlCY-DEALERs.
Richard johnson of Sixth-ave. called at Police
Icadquarers soon after midnight yesterday morning
and Inspector McDermott that he had lost $oo
at the gambling house Of Michael Murray at No. l3S
West EiChth-st Inspector McDermOtt summoned De-
tectve Officers Lyon and White ard teegraphed 10 the
Fourteenth Precinct for Eve patrolmen IN citizens
clothes by l a. m. everything In readiness Tor
descent upon the house Three Of the officers first gained
admission two Of whom passed through the inner door,
while the third prevented the outer door from beng
closed and gave easy ngress to the Inspector ana
his four officers An alarm Immediately gwen put
too late 10 prevent the arrest OF all IN Tue
house and the capture OF $3''o4 20 "a
the hands Of the dealer. There were l.
nersons r the room at the time engaged IN gambling,
Who wi,h The deaerAndrew smith uf No 2Zo slNhaVe
were taken to the Central once Inc properly, WmSh
was of the most EXPENSIVE Manufacture ives TAX 10 inc
Central Office II consisted Of one roulette table, one lay
deallOxes three check-racks, II packs OF cards ctD
hace-boa I'd and over 1900 IVORY CHECKS Inc t.nies
were so constructed that they could he taken TO pieces III
very short time that all appearance of gambling
hon 20 coulC he quickly removed Ihc prisoners were
taken 10 the Toinbs yesterday morning, when Andrew
smith WAS held III 900 bail tie remaining ID not be-
Ing held on the ground OF want of sufficient evidence 10
connect them with the game. -, D,,
lanes Lynch of No. 35S FOurthave. ana EI"trd
Ieary OF No 1O4 West Twentyttht were held by Jus
ce Bxby the Washington Place Police Coiii1 Oh cat
uiday in default 81 900 ball. for sell poicy-tickes
Officers citiz as clothes purc chased the tckcls OF INC
policy dealers Friday and thus Obtained the heeeS-
saIy proofs Of their guilt.
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Knox has introduced his Fall style of gen
tIeu H. ATS at his establishments No 2l2 broadway,
ner lto j33 Broad 'r sc0tt Housed Ind In
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel. 1t merits popular appreciation
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Cholera. Cramps Diarrhea, and all Bowel
Comabis sDeei; Cured by Dr. JAfNKs fARAihAIiNE
BAeA all sOreaes. OF sc aodoinen, soothes
the = .oinaci, aid r, stores 10 natural ACTON
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HOME NEWS.
Thermometer, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
san, es'. Noon. 7e1 SEE SO Mld9 as1 IT,
Average, 1871. Name Gay, 1874, C9's'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
I'm Arenme Hotei-John OConnor Power, M; +. Oh
Nav3 ireland the Rev Dr william Patton OF New HAVEN
Capt W. H. Thompson OF the steamship srsnhc r and
Galnsha A. Crow Of PeDnsylyana. Wfndsor noesInei
Hon Isaac Burpec anigtr OF Customs OF caas r,s,
B,,nsoE~ AM eu FRANK lin Townsend ~ Albany VIZ.
oe-Cspi Won OF ne German
Metropolitan IoteLCo r. r. yillnnuevao o. the span sn
Ordnance Commission .Breroort Rvue-j - paa
Mp.stef for Venezuela Washington Seo i1is fgxt-
Capt " Grogan OF the steamship Egypt graz sraa d Ly
ki-N Adams Of Mem phs. EcefeH -,
raj Reed Wsrden, u. 5. Navy.
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ouest relative 10 the death OF Michael Connolly the con-
Wet who IT is alleged, died from injuries received III e
hands NJ the deuuy warden and keepers ON BacHwels
Island Five keepers and several prisoners were exam
i,,od and their testimony very unfavoraoie To
Warden Cowenhoy and keepers Gcaiy, 10y 4c
and Reese Keeper Charles Osborn testified that lie ne
lieycd Connolly be quiet, harmless, ana lnoIchsVe'
and never knew him to offer resistance TO any NJ Tie
kecr,ers On Aug. "a Connolly told Osborn mat he was
sick and was permitted To sit down in the she'd Keeper
roye ordered him out carry beams and struck nm on
the hack and head with a Acting Warden C"wcn-
boyen upon seeing Connolly moving slowly, struck him
several times over TIE shoulder with wooden slat. Cor
molly sooped for a stone let IL fail without using IT,
The witness had prisoners throw Conn0iy lhtO TIE
watering trough 10y order of the kceDeis Other keepers
stated that they had Geay and Cowenhoyen strike
and kick Connolly George Sloan, convict, TESTIFIED
that lie had seen Reese Boyle, and Cowcnhoven repeat
edy kick and beat Connolly but had never seen 0cary
thai ShOrfly bC'Orc Connolly ulVu hc WIS
knocked ovn nv CowenhOvrn with rule-Stick sew
era other cOnvcts testified that thcy had seen Giy
often noticed CnwcuhOvCD, Reese, and Boyle KICK ana
strike him. Whenever Connolly complained or pcihS
SICK the keepers always asserted tat ne was Ia AZ
they INA him work under Blows SbIic mes COHhDhy
fell down from exhaustion while WOrAlHS III nIe' -
The inquest will he resumed to-day. Coroner Croker
has accented 81 900 bail for bOh Cove nhoVcn ana efy
Delrck Knapp bccalde Gcarys honnsndn ych''idlN'
In order TO prevent general uprising OF the c"ht
detailed ElacwCs isldDe, and WORK Dds teeh
suspended Rdndas Harris, and otter islands wici7
large GANGS Of ccnvcts were employed recently III 0icr
that dc extra TcIied 10 ~atcA the WorAlE gangs
can be retained fol service Blackwes Island Ward
Fox COMPLAINS that he has hot eHouSn Keepers, tLIc
being nearly 20 cOnVicts TO one keeper.
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freighttran approaching from the opposite direction
which struck him and passod over his legs managing
them from shove tho knees the ankle The injured
man Was placed on train anil taken to Newark, To he
sent TO ST. Michael Hospital but he ded In lew mh
utes after arr wing al the depot.
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DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
swecten ard pr ~ the breath.
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NETWORK CITY.

10 rain Distance Travelled BY the wind durns the wee
430 miles
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Announcements
BuRNETr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.
CRIswoLD's STARCH FINISH makes ironing
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CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
.,srp.cr OF rEroRr FOR TIE WEEK EYpIyS AT r. n
SEPT .. 1879
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JERSEY CITY.

Herman Meyers, . teamster fell rom his truck IN
F,est Saturday, overcome BY the Acdi.
The FisS Congregational Church was reopcned
YESTERDAY " Rev IhGts iiaI nafcj lsarre' n he even
The Sisters Of Charity manag. ~. Francis Hos
riia A. an annual expense Of $1,000 Hh;c the cy Hospital
Win similar STAT and the same number of paen eosts over
James Dougherty last April assaulted L3t!er
Earle an eIrsniboy who had collected BIZ on parcel Of
FOODS and took the mGcy from hin On ssrnay Re sa
.ri commit, I'd trial on cnlrge OF highway robbery
Tie a-essors returns tor the State census are not
all yet; county Clcr@ Drann tas Called several OF
scal them he WI orher the woI
WORK.
The popnlaiion of the townships of Essex County,
except Caldwell and MillburD 10: ye. officially r.turfe
shows OF about $4,000, which the Other townsis vii
over 10000. Tho total 'r'asa in the townships
E.,n 70 son 1000 & getSys roS Newark ? not
", made Ou viii IIjbaIIy roach loo makHs Total n
NEWARK.
Daniel Schwarz OF West Parkcr-st complained at
Police Hsadqnar.rs tnt his wifi. had fl50 Of
Lis ucley and elopei with MS nephew Aintlee sci'wml
Peter Belts driver of q beer wagon, drove az int
Sun'ay aud he roc penetrating thu ,ds Of
the seriously INFUSED h"J passenger Des ws ar
rested.
Louis Bischof of South Eleven,h-st fell from
scanud In East Newark distance Of 80 iee rlia aG
a.i his scalp ba'lly cIit.
The Newark Industrial Institute will DC rcopenod
fI visitor, sept 10 Cow The
doors InstItc havs for The ng le been opened
Ia - respOn have bt1 reeelN CT fIJn
all lae leading manufacturers
seI erai days ag, trsiu f cars the Delaware
IAkawahna and western Railroad from the rack
An THIS cty switch. John ia Igud
empi,ye, sf.os railroad GCtec8 susi zion Of
ma couay trbs the swi.,n, aud On hatriiy nigt ie
examination aud Led q bail ~ thc cum VI y 900.
NEW,jERs.sY.
ElIzABErH.-A horse belonging IN thc Ncy-Jcrsey
EXPRESS Company against o".traln the Cenrai %
rad at crossing FRIDAY uShI TIE ni
amos Van Bhcom thrown from hs seat By The collision,
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ru,.us Heck a butcher At No. 1S8 Sixth-avc., fell
Yesterday morn ng at aud Pearl STE and rlptn.ei
ulro.vessc the fleets Of which he died soon after
James McNie aged years, sailor. fell overheard
vcs,;lay morning at Per II, North River and was
drowned. TIE body not recovered.
Charles Dchms, age 10 years, of No. 81 East
v me fync lis kite roof yesterday fell 10
The vad depth of tee stories and instantly killed
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Cheapest Advertising in the World
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Great Newspaper Lists.
CHICAGO LIST.

81 50 PER LINE.
In the West and North West.
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Dp, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly ascss elegantly coated for the cure Of all ds
orders stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
constipatiOI cosveness ndgestoD dyS
peSa hoLs fever Inflammation or the bowels
niles eIneHis internal yiscera warranted
10 effect positive cure.
fnee % cents per toI. Sold by Druggists
DR. RADWAI & Co.. 81 WARREN-ST., ~ Y.
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ST. LOUIS LIST.
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Liberal Discounts on orders Of $50 and Orer.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-06-05
LOG A l..
20:

-Exhumcr lie passt nest pas Guvre
vainc, 1t ccrtains lommcs ont tort de
dire: ccst i;,it, c'est fait, men parlons
plus. MGlions-nous dc ccs hommes.
Et rhistoire? La rrcncz-vo,ls po'tr
une simple revue retrosrcctlve' A qui
done protteraient alors ses renscigne-
ments prtcieux: Outre quill taut esti-
mcr les hommcs pour leur caractere,
pour lciirs Guvres, pour &c quill valent,
ne iaut-il point que les je,lnes s'instrui-
scnt,apprennent ct sachcnte Ou le pas
sc est inter, on lie passG est a deplo-
rer ct quclqucfois a maudire. Dams Pun
ct rautre cas-, louange OIL blame, sa con-
naissance est litile, pour ne pas dire alb
solument Indispensable.
Mons entcndons done o,lvrir histori-
0ucmcnt les Liryes dc notro Darolsse,
non pour lc vain plaisir dc critiquer ct
lie condamner, non PER haine OH NAL
VIGILANCE i rendroit de certains indivi.
,lus, mais par intGrtt pour Ia commu-
tiautt, atm den tircr une profitable le-
comet pour que notre prescnte admins
tration, plus soucicuse de ses levoirs
que les administrations prGccdelltes, ne
jouc point ltgercmcnt notle honneul
sur unc fantaisie, une carte politiQue OF
un int6rtt purement personnel.
, All reste, lie peuple est las. IL lie vcu
pas ttrc tondu .j,tsqu'au sang, ct ii at1ir
me que sd laiuc nc ,'dit plus servir :
tisser dc chauds inantcauN d'hivCr pou
Ccrtai,,s inditidus dc provcnance etran
&C ct p0litique. Auraitil tort! lie gou
vcrnc,nent republican,, que nous sachl
ons, ne doit pas ttrc lc gouveriiemen
tiu luxe, du gaspillage ct de Ia concus
sion, lnais bion dc rtconomic, dc Pordr
ct dc rhonretete.
Or,rAdniinistration paroissiale Ihie1
NJ. Bovec 6tant president ct NJ. Jacl
son Giant secretaire lu Juri dc police
rGpondait- t-clle aux besoins dordre, d,
conomie ct dintertt general, quand el
| SC payait la fantaisie dun Journal Of
cicl a dOuse cents ringt-deur piastres p:
5 an, sans compter quelques ceAtalnes
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lie fleuve baIsse: C'cst Ia sans dou-
tie un inconv6nicht pour les riziers sans
pompes; nlais les champs de riz ont etc
barfaitenent arroses, moyds CONNIE on
dit ici,et Ia plahte est belle: QUAINT a la
canine ct au MATS; lis ne sauraient avoir
une plus magnifque apparence. Tout
poiisse vigourcusernent. Grace y Dieu
ct grace au travail, 81 le diable n'inter-
Went pas dams Ii pensee tie Dieu ct
peuvre dcs hon1ihes, Ia rtcoltc sera tres
bonnc. Aimee du Jubil6.
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lie vicaire de St.. Michel, NJ. Coppin

lie vicaire de St. Michel, NJ. Coppin,
est parti pour Ia Sicile.
Les fideles dc St..Micllel le rcgrctte
ront sincercmcnt; car ills pertlent Ell lui
I'M brave homme, un bon plttrc ct nm
excellent orate,r. Et ces trois qualities
la;sans ttrc pr6cisement incompatibles,
lie sont pas toujours reunies.
Mais lie pere Coppin est Maristc. Com
me tel, il obtit aux. ordres du superieur
ct va oil soufIle Ia yolonte du maitre.
Unc paroisse nest done .jamais si,re,
quand ellie possede I'm rtgulier, lie lie
posstdcr longtemps. LIE rGgulier map
partient au diocese que passagercment,
accidentcllcment,po pour I'LL temps ordinai-
rement limitG. Est-cc bon? Est-il bon
que Ia vigne change souvent de vigne-
ron? La fol dies tidelcs ct leur CONTAIN
&C, faitcs a'labitudes CONNIE toutc cho-
sc, pcuvcnt:elles gagner 4 lie nouvcaux
visages ct Il dc nouvellcs voiN? Certes,
la doctrine est toujours excel!ente en-
sol, mais son excellence sc double dc la
confancc qu'on met eli celui qui l'ensei-
gne. Oh sont done ici, dams nos paro}s.
ses, en- &c pays de changements ct dc
mobilit6s cn toEtes chooses, les pretres
qui baptisent une geieration,la marient
laccompagnent d travers Persistence
vicillissent ct finissent erx -mtmes ave,
ccttc generations J'ai etc baptise pa,
Pun, j'ai commune avec rautre, I'M troi
sieme ma marie, ,un quatrieme ma visit
all lit lie souftrance,et dix ou quinze Gu
res, Pun apres pautre, CONNIE Granger
ct voyagcurs, ont pass6 devant mon i'll
:, difference ct mon insensibilitG. J'ai CT
, Ell cux. Les ;lje aimcss Ont lis aims
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NOUvELLEs.
20:


VIEUX MoNDE.-LEurope csl aussi
calmc qu'il est possible tic lttrc aprcs
unr bourrasque.-L'Assemblte de Yer
sailles tait sa cuisine or,linairc. lie vi
comtc de Meaux ,ministrc de Fagricultu-
re, demantlc un credit dc 100000 francs
pour les depcnscs dc Ia commission fran
caisc au ccntenairc dc Philadelphia,
Cissey,le ministre de la guerre, ,t'emandc
nn credit de 81 millions pour achcter
des peignes aux sollats. Bisn1ark, lui,
volt touiours DIES assassins en- rGvc; mails
le roi dc Suede ct 50 femme ont rendu
visitc 4 Guillaumc, qui est tout tacitur-
nc. QUAINT a rEsp;sgne, ellie a toujours
DIES combats epiques. Les Carlistes a',.
raicnt une fois de plus, malgre Eherois
me de Veuillot, ,mordu Ia poussiere a o.
saka. Lord Derby, ,ministre anglais, croft
uu'aucun homme d'Etat ne medite Ia
reprise de la guerre, ct que Ia France
apres ses humiliations,a le tlroit de pos
seder t,ne armGe qui lui donne nne intiu
cnce legitime ct meritGe.-Les navires
anglais Alert ct Discovery, de lexpedi
ton arctique, sont partis.-Paul Boyn
ton a traverse Ia Manche ct pris terri
i Transformations mile cinq cent
pcrsonnes ont peri dams lc dcrnicr trem
Element dc terrc Ell Aisle.
i NoUVEAU MoNDE.-La Conventio
republicained dc Lancaster, Pennsylvania
don't Ia plateforme peut satisiairc Il
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ueMOcraLeS euX-memeS, car les TepllDll-
Gains retourncnt prudelnment leur casa
que usee ct radicale, fait sortir Grant
de son mutisme. Grant q Gcrit. II ma
jamais ete candidat pour une premiere,
pour une seconde ct pour rlnc troisieme
nomination. II a accept6 la premiere, il
ma pas refuse la seconded ne repousse-
rait pas la troisieme,s ,si linter6t du pays
lc voulait, car la Constitution ne sly Op-
pose pas; mais il. ne croft pas I'M troll
siemc tcrme absolument n6ccssaire. La
Convention ravait dit avant lui ct Sc
TAFT prononcee contre, ainsi que le peu-
pie dcs Etats- Unis. Honntte Grant !!
Wilson,so vice c-president ,man6uyre de
son cote. II voyage, fait des discours,
loue feu Breckenridge, ,rend visite a Me.
Jefferson Davis, parle dor ct pr6che Ia
doctrine dies transitions. Mais Get habile
cordonnier-M ma point la mesute du
pied dc Ia RGpublique ct nc chaussera
jamais les bottles de la presidence.-
Grant est parti pour Long Branch
Leglise catholique francaise de South
Holyoke, Massachusetts, "a brdle pendant
In cerGmonie religieuse. Il personnes
ont etc tuccs, 90 br1lGes ct 81 sericuse-
ment blessees.-On decore partout les
tombes dcs soldats tGdGraux ct confede-
res, ct les tivants sc jurent o,lbli, union
ct amitie. La ceremonic dc Memphis a
etc touchantc.-Les Sioux ont ell une
nouvellc entrevue avec Craft, ct plu-
sieurs calumets ont etc flmes.-Un cas-
dc tievrc jaunc i Key West.
Lou1s1ANE.-I1a grandc question dt,
jour est celle des jetees i lembouchure
du Mississippi. Les trava,lx sont COM
mencGs.Le peuple partagGla contiancedu
capitaine Eads. La chronique de Ia Nou-
velle- Orleans;politique en- noins ct NOR
te,est Ia meme. Suicide lie malheureuS
ct d'infortunGcs, incendics habituels
rixes ct coups de rigucur, capture dt
faux monnayeurs italiens, vols d la tirt
on autrement, brutalites des soldats d.
Sheridan, qui traitent les Orlcanais Ell
Modocs, ,etc.-Les travailleurs artisan:
de la Nouvelle- Orleans ont Unite Lex
propri6taires ct ont formc une Associa
ton protectrice ,lu traval.-Pas de 20
litique;avons nous dit, ct NJ. Kellogg nj
flit pointd de nominations; mais Al. Brous
sard, d,l Pont Ercaux, Attakapas,vicn>
d'abattre un pore pcsant 126 livrcs.-
lie dominicaiii Maumus prtchc toiliour:
Il la Nouvellc- -OvlG:,ns;lt il nest partou
question, au Nord coniI!lc au Sud de !;
Louisiane,que dc fores religieuses, con
celts sacrcs ct tetes supcr|'es. lie j,l
bile va son train.
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-Lundi Z JUN, Cour dc District.
~ NsHf, fforr;nc,, ~ ynlns 81 1l;cr

--Lundi JUN, Cour de District.
Et NM: Kerrigan ct Yates sc dispu-
teront phoiiiei,r ct ravantage de collec-
ter les taxes lie notre heureuse parois-
Sc:
lie public, a vrai dire, n'attend pas la
decision du cas- avec une impatience fs-
brile: Et nous entendons par public
le monde des .contribuables serieux ct
responsibilities; non les braves gems com
me NJ. Fisher ct ailtres politicians, qui
ne patent point, perdrent beaucoup ct
s'intitulent iliodestement le peuple. Car
payer a Pun, payer a rantre, c'est tou
jours paser,-es siea.pre pagan, CONNIE
dit fort bieh rEspagnol. &c qui int6res
serait vrainient les contribuables de st.
Jacques, 60 serait la din,inution des
taxes. Mais il nest malheureuscment
pas question iii celia.
Qui sera lie collectsur' Sc demanded
on. NJ. Yates ou NJ. Kerriganl Pas con-
,.ais. Nous n'avons pas poreille des
Dieux, nous ignorons 81 NJ. Yates aura
plus con6ailce all jqri qu'au juge, ct nous
pouvons tout All plus siipposer que Ia
Cour Supreme decidera rafairc en- der
nier ressort.
Chers ct malheureux contribuables,
nous avons done encore de la marge ct
du temps devant nous. Profitons-en en-
nous hatant leitement-testina lcnte.
CONNIE dit lie sage Horace. Largent est
pr6sentcment aussi bien ct meme mieux
dams nos poches que dahs celles du gou-
vernemcnt: Gardons-le jusqu'a nouvel
ordre.
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-Aujot1rd'hui samedi, 5 JUN de Fan
de grace 1875, f1tes sur toute la ligne.
Foire ct concert a la chapelle Ste.-Ma-
rie, 4c. district; concert ct bal q Gentil-
", magasin I. Hebert, all ben6tice dc la
SocidtJ PhiiAayn.onique; enfn, Vaudeville
ct bal au Caf1 de VAigle, paroisse St.
Jean.Baptiste.
CONNIE il tait chaud! II est temps
que NJ. DelavallaUe nous expedite sa gla-
cc.
Mais les hommes dn midi tic sont
bien vivants,d'humeur riante, dansantc,
|joyeuse ct meme bclliquellse, qu'aux
jours du soleil qui brdle ct dc Ia cani-
cule qui devore.
CONNIE il est encore trpp tot pour
parler d,l concert ct de la foire du - ct
13 JUN all profit dc rEglise St. Michel,
ct que nous men commissions point le
programme, gardonsnous de gatcr Pa
grtable surprise des iaroissiens ct des
tideles de Ia rive gauche:
QUAINT Il Ia foire ct au concert sacr6
du 10 ct 90 JUN au ben6fice de rEglise
st. Jacques, nous laisserons une voix
plus autoris6c que Ia notre en- parlcr
CONNIE il convie1!t.
Que voillez-vous: qisind nous traitons
ccs suiets:1a mtlne ayec notre ineilleuro
bonnie vblonte, on nous compare au dia-
bic force de louer lie bon Dieu.
Et le Louisiana;s, tout c5mme i'm au-
trc,a son amour propre,et snrtout s;l fol
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-06-05
,u faire tout Il bien quils adraient pu

ip,i fairc tout te bien qu'ils auraient pu
fairei
On devrait Sc rappeler le long minis
tere,ld sainte Vie ct Ia grande Guyrc du
cure Mina,de St.-Jean- Baptistc. Le We
nerable Nina a vecu, travaille, ,aime, ,con-
sole ct beni pendant pliis de quarante
annees au meme chainp de bonnes nu-
vres. II est mort i son presbytere ct au
milieu des stems. Ses festes sont Oh il a
vecu,en terre coanue, dams sa nombreuse
famillc, pastor inter ores. r. mort ma.
pas separe le pasteur ct les brebis. Et
les fills respcctlleux savent celia.
Et nous gems de St. -Michels
Plus de vingt cures ont desseryi notrs
Gglise depuis sa fondation,et pas un seal
Tie reposG All cimetiere de la paroisse.
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-Dtcede;le % mai, a 9 heures P: NJ;
dams cette paroisse ct a sa residence,
NJ. Theodule Pertuit, a Page de ~ ans.
De nombrcux amis, parents ct connais-
sances ont assist6 a ses funerailles, qui
ont ell lieu le lendemain reglise st.
Michel. s
NJ. Tn. Pertuit etait un honnete hom.
me, un paisible ct consciencieux mar
chand de notre localit6, aim6 ct estime
dc t0us ceux qui le connaissaieut: