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COOK COUNTY NoHsfAr.

40 4A6 ftH%%uF u ! ~ 4tst""N
ExaLBwoop, July 14.-The citizens OF tn!a
uupretontious suburb Are much c1crrlsed on tho
subject of the Cook County Normal. The nD-
sorb!ng topic Is the retention Or dismissal III tue
prrscnt Principal. Churches md schools aso not
desirable backgrounds, and Whenever, either
witt, or without good cause, parties urls" and IL
contest casucs, prudence dictates tho lasty ro-
moyal OF all o2caslou for llsaelson.
Tho schools OF Englewutxl, Including the Nor.
,npl, nru objects Ut great interest, anil Gvun ot
nrlIo, to its citlzans, md my e!cment
Tint dtsturbs, or threatens to disturb,
their peace or rctara ti.rr progress ~
watched With extrcmcst jealousy, und "a Justly
regarded calamity. Willis uG i!redttlt prll1cl-
ri, Mr. Wentworth, IL regarded by 1haNy as
having i10no we'll there certainly does appear 70
ba a strong opposition " Ills Ietc,'t!on und tLa
Hoard will best inlay and quiet tho uiscnrd'lt
elements and unite the people, and brst pro-
lnoo tho fntercs Of t!,e scoo, aud Of the c!,t,-
ty tiluy represent, by y cllapga In Tho prncip1l,
rycn though ilo better Or ahlcr n!ti tl'na thu
present incumbent t,b employed.
iu Wow of All tle facts, It ia sincerely Aopct!
by many, and essn by sonls of the personal
friends 81 slr. Wentworth, Tint !lo VIII volu'',
tnrily resign, ut,d allow his Special fre'ts Ia thc
lluarl to units upon rrul. Phelps, ! ycry as,''
educator, ur upou bOlAu utAer otlv VINO slA,l Nv
entirely acceptable, both 10 tho l'oasl aud tue
peuulc OF the county, C4FtzkS.
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An EAr!'s Daughter a. Defendant

An important divorce suit wa coflmencod 10
day ia tue Matrimonial Court, Dublin, before
Judge Warren. The petitioner IL Ar. Richard
aprenu Murgun, Of THO County Of Cork, who
seeks judicial sepasstfon from ais wttc, l.aly
Cathartl'u Louisa, daughter Of l;s Easl q
cruelty. Thu couple were married IL August,
1858. They have 'ha1 four children. Of Whoa
three g!rls survive, the eldest 10 years uld. 1t
Is alleged that Lady Morgan WIS Oh many occa-
sipns guilty OF cruelty to her husband, that she
puiled Ill whiskers, cut him with whip, pre-
sentel a gun vt him, struck him With g,ia4r,
and prevented thc servants cooking hta food.
ahc i aycu.cd Of adultery with groom ualned
Morgan, boy aa,usd Fleming, mud two geatis'
men.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

QUALIFICATIONS QE hRHtASta
n, ma Editor Of The Tribune.
cr,c.no. yuly l1.-In n few recent issues Of
.,. s.,,,.,,v rn,n,,xv ho.o rnt,cri1 a discus
your euHnAI tM'noH1 Naso n1' ~. ,,,so 49,.
stou nj the question 81 Wages paid To 8onse-sc',
wants. The discussions have been varied md
htphlv interesting In many respects, but have
..er 1,othiro. n. vet. concrrnInt, tho wortl, and
',,au'.t. a. s.s..,-. .,,,,rt.,i,, ~ TIM
qua.lncatlo!'o VI tno A'e'ate ~ W ~
period. a good serVant Hoy Aao
regular IN her habits, and, above all, obcd'ont 10
her mistrcss, This latter nuality Ut character
In, In q hv ,nnl,ca,,on. thc fact That tho c1,,-
10. -. n,,r.s. sas.an.,to ,n1 ,v.ti. .,trca
manna afc A.""ys 'va''iHul' u'''' ,'..,.ss
Tho successful serrants worth IL gauseu ny tiet
ability to make md maintain good isrc In the
xtnyd whon needed, since To cool; nnd bake well,
tna ,,.rs,,, ,nn,,s m, lime. 1,r,,k, hot fire IA
anu p,sp"s' 'as.a y. .'i a i,anr
essential, as well a. uhe HeFVa''ts MN" 'N'"H
constantly on thu conksnE and baking, that
II nil NAV 10 we'll dnne anil nothing
a,,,rhod M i,,rrca. Of thc tn,,rtlcss number
~ .,s aga,,ur .l",r serrI,1s T., t,,c tv win,
" EHio otA'' NV ~" o.. " ss ~ .I' ;.
yer ce1't arc competent 70 10 tnat paft ol tt'e
llousework assigned 10 them daily tn aat'sIae"
torv Misunderstanding tho Kitchen and lts
,,,n,,.u. o,o., NM, l., ,r,rr1 ron ,hrsc .crrorts
ats"s"" Iean u'' :" ,a,.a..'..
tell ua mle1fosses ~ny IL u lucy 10 no1 u7'|ln !,
accomplished IN all tho ocpastMcnb ~ ~
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INVITE TIE I.Ap1EB.
n, tha kdtf0S NJ Tkf Tfit4tfi6.

10 tbs EdttoT of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July lA-permit nc to say few
words on subject which 1t secns 10 me has
been unwittingly neglected by those whose H.
tcrcsts would be better observed by giving II
little consideration. Between NOW md tho day
of the Presidential election there will undoubt-
edly be number Of large and enthusiastic
"mass- s-lnccIngs." Believe me, gentlemen Of
tho Coulmittcrs Of Arrangements, those gathor'
Ing viii b. all the larger and nll ths more ell
thusiastic II the lit.lc scntencc be added to your
announcements: "Lalics cordially invited TO
attend" During the Presidential campaign
which took place in WAR tines" think fafr
third OF tlla large audiences at tho lsepubliean
70 sd pasa sseaFA ,o1e ''y yyct 9 tho
c1prcsa!on upon tin iatc Of school-Etsl and
thcr were to tlle rcsult Of ttose Issues which
had 40 long absorbed the thought Of tho hls-
bands and fathers present, and upon Tliel. tlia
weltaru Of thnr country depen1cd. slneo
wolnnn cal make hcraclf tho power tar GOOD siie
wa in ths Revolutionary callso nf '76 md in
o,lr Sanitary Department IN tfae late War, Or tue
towcr ior ufil si.c became III tho llausls Of tbs
Lost Cause, tt would becnl to be wise to accord
70 her such political privileges ~ DO not dstract
Ills wife to feel with him on questions eonccrs-
inr their common country's gool. Little rs
women ever hayc had or ever ,nny have 70 do
with sspolltics," yet nin,l loving BY country
rrlcycd did he think tue being nearest and
dearest sympathlxeI with that countIy's cno-
mieB,-wi.h those WHO wcro plotting her
destruction. -..-
GontIernon, when. you appear It Tho next
grand Republican meeting, trust you Will be
rcquestcd to bring your mother, wiss, y sister.
dn not think the eloquence a1d WY OF thc 70
littcal rostrnnl, or tho fine Mrs sung by the Cleo
Club, viii be thrown away Oh sllcul. u will sub
tract aught from THUR gcntltncss of dispoaltlon
or manners. Many man OIL the eve OF mass.
meeting lleaitatcs betwcun llis 1esi.b t. attend
tie gathering and Ills fcnr Of doou,ing lis wife
to q lonely evening spent without hts society.
Tho eourso hare Suggested would so!ys III. I,
nyolyeii in ti.ls present canvass worth guntglu>-
Ing ior,-worth roaslug the enthusiasm Of the
peopls al,out,-then Il will bo worth the little
Tplftcness It costa the old patty o. Union Alll
nnnvacations. r.U.
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other towns for illc Increase nf IT, population.
Only ai,nnt y, per cent Of Tho inl'abtnts were
elsewhere in massachusetts, Hil3; horn In
Other sintns, 5a..tU: bor, out ot tic United
States, III Jos; plaee II birth unknown, lI!s.
thus II viii he sren that thu ftreiSiI-lnrn III
habitant* vi Hnstnn n',tnu,nher tEc nntvca by
1,8tl, The ceuKtla slluRs that the negroes NJ
thr city number ): III, thu mula'tAes 1,sEi tho
Chinese 45, Japanese ., and Indians 81. s!nce
the ceisus was taken tilt CAinesc population Las
sAfnrWint lncrcR6sYl.
, 1876-07-15
CHICAGO,
DIVORCES.

chrtstlana Caro,tuA Rabo, atter nearly forty
Fears Of married life, ands shc cannot live with
aer husband. Carl G. nabc, any longer, and yes.
:etday aled a bill for divorce from hin, charg-
hg Lin In general terms with cruelty ana
making th.eats to kill her. sho also asks that
hs may bo enjolnel from transferring or COL
getting mortgage on 10 aercs OF land IN
ozaukee County, WIscousin. tho !sna having
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IOWA REFORM SCHOOL.

CVT7E4F'Q5s01IHH =
Dns Mo1Nss, L., July 12-Thc periodical
pow-wow ut tho State Reform School c:lne of q
few days ago. Or. Jessup, the physician, III
formed the Trustees that Mr.. Rogers, the su-
ronntondcnt, did not know his business, and
suggested u eha1,gc. The Board concluded that,
Us Mr. johnson lad tho experience Of twenty
ycnrs rs u reformcr, md tho Doctor only that Of
Six months, th1y could supply 4 doctor tho
casicst; md SO Dr. Jessup Lost his place
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becn bought with her money, though tho lilo
was taken IN Ills name.

Avn Rrny&h a1Hr 1nHH that MIG 1nRlAH u
IN taking William Smith for a husband, sa ha
,a ."S n.,, ht,'.nit unt.t,hfn, rcpcatodlY IN tho
past year, lris companion in ain being WON xom'
an In her 1,ouac- MH. smitll, rs."n, Iao.e,u
i,nr hus,,.n, frnr ec,l,np tbs houss No. $50
rve e, . .o. ss 3ha furniture therein.
Mest hsaz'o e1ees, auu m,n ,,cr rnrninoa though
WI rn;h ~" ~ss pa5saGn tsaen IL nl,4 his name
Iast,v, Dorotbea Busae complains that her
,,.na e,' ~, S1,r,sti.n d. Dusuc. a we'll known
ncse iolu, ..ss.n, 1, IN ri. civ. taa pocu &c.
duccd by the wilcs- Of tfail fair one known ' ..
IAn anenccr. and tt,at he has also been euNty OF
ss4rsn,. and reneatcd cruelty. In Auril last
~ .,.a,. tar an lounge md beat her severely
in February hs ehook sosu,ss' s"s. ~ Mov vi 1nnn
threatened to enoot ne1 Hau saaa,t ,m;nt,s H.,
and tlIc irst part q tho plusEct pEn anT rirtc1
has repeatedly asehultea nct cnokua M "0 stsnct
hei' her' WITH > large .st!ek q yooa, snl also % .
coircemttl, severely i1ut.hS 9Ss, 9.G ss%ttt sntt ~
has shown an ugly tcunper; f1naliJ ns 1G!e , aer,
carrying oil the 9sds aa Deam9 hn ssn s1 mi H. .
proved real estate, and l,ns ~ inc2ne of ABOUT ABOUT
$4,000 year Ih.s IT, sias yam hey w'' lii
may bc tskcn into eonsuafaI9qn WIEN l.r,ran
mony Is bxcl. she eao III aaaisoI tse eoa tMsf usS
fs1s sfem lG' ~ h properly a' lie has
Threatened to do.
iIhaS t1,,, u n 1s,r
Win nteadei Eullty to robUiuR the malls q short
tinr arm. tn The PanitcutiaTy was Yeaterday
snrther extended until July Is by Judge
nIoirctt,
uNtrHp 6rATEs COURTS,
TIN Wcstcrn ElcctrIc Manufacturing Com
" a, ~ Xii vcatrrilav apainst Etf1rIn Spcnr
pn..y asu Iii, hI,,, }rnm in{rin,fnV infant for
70 reatfn , 9n ~ o1nvatnrs osantn tn An.
electric nl41eatola i9r sSys's e.n. ~ mi
Eusts liaht MafcH ~, 4o'4, a1s9 a..VInei P."n
Tor electric atinunEiasofs !or eieFatolb issueu
Feb /, 1876, Ia Elisha Gray. both Of which
PATENTS ore now owned by complainant.
Hnubrn pcnHell berua suit In trovcr against
pnfnnrI;rr NJ. Deau 10 recover $1,000 lainuEcs.
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on certificates; and the Mayor md Finance
in Tic caec nt certificates negotiated at the rate
of Interest specified ti,rrcIn the arcr1lr interest
thereon waa always crrtlisc1 IN tn the cltsl nnl
appears o. III accounts of The various funds luf
wtitrt, The ctitlflentrs we're drawn.
And thus Ia the fabrication punctured.
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tistlcs from tho report nf tf,c Aulitnr ot that
ely. It shows That tho tota! population, q! the
tlty In 1875 was 3Il,3l0. Ut whom l79,oS7 "ero
Wo,l,cl,, nnu lG3,ai@ Mtn liusto1' l4a dta~a
much more tlan Is G.ucIally supposed upon
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

CoH sALE-A FLORIDA, ,r1ASTAT1nS-;sT.
i Johns River. Qns thousand 70 $50 arfse. ham.
front: maepos% lsy trscs &C.: ansg%1Is,ed
nrDspect. Az " health, character soil. accessibility.
every alranagc Ut sltuuttl. not aprpxAs Steamer:
several times day; valuable !mpruvemra1. haw NIL
ta7 Year, olJ rift ean,lnE iato bearing; a@n2sea *
years old; sAk kb.D to ltkltEU coming vi. go hcar.
IN psach.trops viii b. tvl whUls u IL IalceA.
Location peculiarly adntrd y ssrxs hotel and st*E.s
Of for fouildng tow 9y colony For partculArd MP
plY tu J. H. NORTON, tsiDfncy. 1aeesonyIlle. r..
Tor SALE-TWO Filuir AM STOCK EARNS
OF treie for city ptusrty IL nAIts Eool iHHty's,
Wayne Eoty. l. sonthern 1!aotss and Are oe stsa;,
and raw .in, cotnh!.cd With IN acrcs Of g4od land
For further inihrnston call n l!om - &i!I lgtrl
corner ST. xtEeHth and bl.e.*t. j. II. 0hhlthITH.
7,o,. s.,l.E-apn ACilHs IUWA LANDS At nEA.
i toralu Trcrs at.ti ~ lbtra iiine. Fi1Ltr sIIEH5
q CO.. ltounl = III MH!obt.st.
TOR sAtK-A FARM OF l.1 ACRES. WELL ~.
l. proved, With RNt.i 1ule and buildings situated IN
ur1inly County, ID W!I exchange for shck " VIZ
dreta W 3D. Tribune office.
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GOOD HOUSES AND LoIB IN
w exchange fur Southern fr1lis. Owners call vt 10
Ea1t Mhll6l;l. NJ. lk.Skl IL
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I,on sALE-s1.tHo WILL RuY 4 7.KooN COT.
" for balanre aao new 2stosy room nonae aud tW9
lots at Park Kttxc; S.tDl; only $3ou t0Et an! 61l
monthly; EoM Iann Will be taken on one Or tnG above
placea IRA BROWN. l42 l.aBale.st lsOom +
L'Ois SAIE-slu' WILi. HuY 4 gE.AU1lFuL Lot.
r ono block from dernt at Lagrange. miles from
Chicago; $t3 dowu anil s. nortlJt ctu&pe8t property
n Innrkct md shown frrr, Abstract frees nce train
Msyndy on. Ira BROWN. IT, LasAie.ss. KDDia I. =
Lol: SALEM HAVESBWOJD AND VICINITY,
r neat atld substantial dwellings aud good lots OIL cary
terms; houses 70 t9nt; ske water: een{a f1re: fEe
unent trans. A: BENNETT. Agent eoutheast corner
Monroe mid Markci.st&
Tor RsALE-AT EVANsTON-TolsE WlTH ltOb.
Crn improvements L0t8 IN any part " the v1lrEG
DEii. u CiafE.si. '
nor sALE-FfVE ACRES, ONLY $1,000 CASH,
Z worth f. o0p; must have mooey. Addfe1 III
Tribune uidcs-
ron sAiE-AT < 1AisGAiN-s HOUSES AMI
Igs al South Evanston, cas hlds Of Railroad trAtk
enly three bluck. from Lepot WI f1cha1se ~ EoS4
hauth Evanston, III.
ASES @ ;,gvs s 8 l,1s ,SSS B:
j. q. EAliLE.
1iOK HAlK-COZY HOME ON EASY. TERMS
T. 1.story Eew ho1se. With large lawn. lake wHtGr,
iurnis1.od 10 ufder. t. G! easy teruls nonty pay.
%sass e. IT, sesS SS 1:s an'
TOR sALK.-UR uEST--A MGR HOUSE AND COT.
l. tASe M EnE1cwuud: Qrst- -clas4 lcIShbvrhto1s nCAt
dcynt2s ALSO, verT nno TIAdvucn In south Esansou.
ll1LOTsON .I!iktis. Y Mes!!nStonat.
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i O;T-KED M)lkalCtal pNCkETnn,k tCQNTAtS.
inE nlo1t - an wv t,,sts ctcff' W iaai.a sp u
lsAIlafn.It, wtCrc nnlrf viii b. suitably srHAlI..l.
+ Usy - MElinHN DUN, IUUK, WEEK AGO;
p11crs yaluclrAs except to owner nAhatS1 pS G2t
tItt.: su(t,IH reward rrtufn ~ pllLO ChttI!.s'
rs Il. TT AshIp;ld -AY.
, 1876-07-15
1Sktt'lEtjC"l'Gts.N.

WAX FLOWERS rAEnIfr lif THE NRW aErli'
w vi 1t your hn.ucs ~ our IVon4ds HafI AIlla-
lug tuol4 e.. lJ AdauHss
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| boro specified rutc Of lntrrcat they should be
81 antcdatcd ns to Increase thu Interest or >
per ccnt--al!ow!ng, apparently. OH tta insy that
est, while IN poinaNf fact it was ut y h!ghcrs''
ss Se & IT, ssS Sey Noa4 rss net ssss ssss
becn entertained BY Mr.. Hayes for ono moment.
| His honesty and integrity arc ahovu suspicion"
| bidding Tue Mayor-cloet gootl1lay, tslu rul'ort~
| eE pc1t sought other members VI the Into f.
nance Committee. uo wis successful only IN
finding ...
| Ex-ALD. acHAY1NEN,
who stated that, to tho best Of l!s recollection,
all the sccrled iuterest resulting from tho ne.
| gQttaton Of city certificates subsequent TO tho
1ata. thereof was credited - ehy city; " dlu
| not believe that any certificates had been auto
dated to inc.csse tho rate OF inteEcat.
| MAYOR coLylN
was subsequently visited, and IN his brusqltc,
uGf.hand way hc pronounced the Timer story
devoid Ut everything bearing my scsnb!ancs u
truth. On ba!ng a.ko4 IT, sspla1n y, w4t ,t he answ
:" Come in here and Mr. Farwell will explain It
! to you" On being appraised Of the ropostoxs
COMPTROLLER FARwgtL -
sud, There Is nothing In the alightest degree
crooked about this certificate busluess; and no
attcupt At eonccalment In connection Herewith
has over bccn made. The business hns becn
lo,lo Just as any Uthur corporation would 10 u.
Two or three lots Of certificates calling ioF u.
tcscst At tlu ratu of7 per es:'t wers Negotiated
= baals, which would nake the Interest .
per cGnt. lis did this WHEN hc found
II wRA impossible TO negotiate ut tho nYuFe
specified In the body Of tho certlh!sta. 1t Wa
done after conaultation With thu Mayur and ~.
the same WAS done with QUO ANAL lot ncgostut.
I'd ln New York. There was no conccalnent Ut
The tacts In connection with any Of these loans
, 1876-07-15
WANFED-nALE 1IELF. ....
ISnokltrepcrx. CLERKS. etc.
JITATTEU-{1SE EKrEI.tEsGE, HIlr f;Otn1
sml-slaan: Gcs1Hnl. IN WYit!na:st, corugF of
Market, ..

IrnuE,.
yJJATTED-A FEW sTinSf; nt:;CHsfAKEH3 10
w "a to tllr afcrE part bf The State: t Ahnyrcr.
ctr. Amply h:twu.n \ untt 10 this morning NJ 2t5
WahAlh'HF,. ut. stairs
1{rAETED-A GtnD DAIIDEt: At POitD's, al
w West hadIsni,.u
, 1876-07-15
PAEITNs;l&x 4 WANTED.


1)AWrEEH wAATEl,-A FATTY WITHOUT car.
l. ltai, but h4vta1 LII pxltLI!tu scllLIsaNun and
thorough rrsrttral enuwlrtgs u kafn aH lncra, u
Lleurss xoMd !lkpA PARTNER WIN n.sa's % .ivtnl t.
rhafscter ana huiluc4s csy4ety. address, WA IFlb'
uuu 4t!Ge
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14
The Campaign.

1t may be worry soon to open campaign
for November, but W neither it is, or is not,
it is opened, and the hour and the hours
wants call for action on the part OF the
Democrats. This action should take shape
by organizing parish committees, ward
clubs and by arousing the people to work.
The Radicals, with far less at stake than
the Democrats, have never failed to out
strip us in their organization and discip-
line. Let their State Central Committee
issue a call, or an order, and even the man
who never expected an office or hardly
knew his rights, fell to work at once in
every parish in the State. But look at the
Democrats; it is doubtful if they could
have been moved from their business or
firesides had the Democratic State Central
Committee issued nitro-glcyerine, or dyna-
mite, instead of written appeals to their
pride and patriotism. This stupidity and
Incidence MA be Joverthrown, and a
healthy, hvsN Stirred up that will
move men to right the wroI4ee-~,f their
outraged State. Let us go to work at once
and If we can't do anything moro, we can
talk and think, and that is no little-good
hard thinking especially. Set man tc
thinking about his wrongs. as they exist in
this State, and he is very apt to swear first
and then move. Don't it?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14
Congressional.

Congress, since the holidays, has gone
more earnestly to work, and tho proceed
ings grow in interest. The Senate has been
mapping out work i'll the way of resolu-
tons for debate on the question whether
this be, or not, "nation." Nothing
beyond this and routine has TRANSFERRED in
that body; but in the House there has been
some lively fitting. Randall called up the
Amnesty bill, to which Blaine wanted to
add an amendment excepting Mr.. Davis
from amnesty. Randall refused to accept
the amendment, and then followed run
ming fire between the two for some time,
Randall exhibiting tact and memory that
put Blaine on the defensive, if indeed he
was not vanquished. The bill did not re-
ceivea two-thirds vote, and failed. Following
this, Blaine made a lengthy bitter speech on
the NIortonstyle, attackingth the South and the
Democrats. Next day Ben Hill of Georgia
got the floor and replied in effective style
to Blaine, vindicating Mr.. Davis and the
Confetleracy, and concluding with an eio-
uuent atlirmance OF equal rights between
North and South. From the report sent
the press, we infer that Mr.. Hills effort
was one of his ablest, and that Blaine, in
,,omely phrase, met his match.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14
MAItlsllSIs.

DAVIS-FAUSI-OnT Thursday, january
Mr. J. Nj. Faust, by tho Rev. .. IL. White,
DR.. ii. +. DAVIS and Miss l.. A. y. FAUST.
We acknowledge, with thanks, the receipt
1f the printers usual fee, and tender to the
happy donors II field uiarshal's division of
bost wishes for their future happiness
md prosperity-and may they live long
md bless the land they live in!
BEHEN-DAEBS-On Wednesday, jan
uary II, 1856, at St. Matthew'S Church,
Monroe, by the Rev. Father Enaut, Mr.. j.
T.. BEHEN and Miss MARY T.. D.\BIss. both of
This city.
The nuptials of the happy pair were SOL
emniZed at st. Matthews Church by Father
Enaut, with all the impressive ceremonies
observed III the Catholic church. The build
ing was crowded with friends and 81 ecta-
tors to witness the rites. The bride was
beautifully attired, looking lovely and
womanly. and filled the eye of admiral ion
20 fullness and she alone surpassed her
maids in loneliness. The groom with his
| attendants behaved Eallantly, going
through the ceremony in fine style.
We thank our happy friends for kind
circumference of the printer, who exhausts
all the type in his case i'll extending his
congratulations and hearty well wishes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14
MUrSlCrCsl.

n Pcddlcr, named Barney Dugan, left
shreveport about II month past. Ho was
to meet his brother and some friends here
on Christmas. His brother waited here
and hearing nothing OF barney. he went to
Shreveport, and went along the route he
had taken for the purpose OF aSccrtaining
his whereabouts. He WIS traced to within
Il short distance of Monroe, near the line OF
Caldwell parish, in tho vicinity of tho resi-
dence of r. II. Morley. lo spent several
days in its neighborbood looking for his
brother. His remains We're found in a
hollow or ravino. The head was severed
from the body, and Dugan had beon killed
about month. 1t is supposed that he was
followed and murdered, as ho had his
person several hundred dollars when he
left Red river. \ few nickels We're found
about the remains. Mr.. Worley and neigh.
bors have been active in making investi-
cations in relation to tho murder. AS yet
no clue has been obtained rs to who com
mitted this foul act.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14

On Thursday night, about IL o'clock, q
young man named Anthony Smith, while
iaboring under mental alteration, threw
| himself into the river, near the residence OF
Mr.. McLeran. Ho was formerly from
Buffalo, New York. Tho deceased was Il
young man of intelligence and of fine
appearance. Ho was teacher by profess
SION, and had taught in Tensas' parish, and
in Warren and Kinds counties, Miss. He
had been stopping for several days at the
Monroe House, and was quiet and unas-
.uming in his manners, and made very
favorable impression upon those with
whom he came in contact.
On Wednesday evening, he gave evident
signs of disordered intellect. lie went
to tho room of Mr.. Webb and told him he
was afraid of being killed that he made
certain statements in relation to the Clinton
riot, which he would not have done had he
not been sick, and that parties from Clinton
were here and would kill him.
On Thursday at 3 o'clock, p. NJ, he was
at the Office of Mr.. Grady, Recorder, and
conversed OH business, and t. all appear
| ances. was perfectly sane. He went to
Anthony Overton Thursday evening.
! later, and stated that he would be killed,
| and would drown himself before he would
permit himself to be shot. Mr.. Trousdale,
| fearing that tho deceased might do himself
| some injury, requested Mr.. Robertson, an
| acquaintance of the deceased, to inform the
police authorities, and he would do the
same, in order that the unfortunate young
man might DO provided for.
1t seems that young Smith went to the
residence of Mr.. McLeran and while there
Jas. 5 Ray and II. j. Larl>iu. policemen,
went i'll quest of him. He ran out of the
Yard, stating that II policeman from Nicl>s-
burg was after him, and before he could be
I checked, threw himself into tho river
On tho same night, about four miles
| below here, tho mate of the steamer Shan
non, foil overheard and was drowned before
? any assistance could DO rendered.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1876-01-14
The Legislature.

Tho proceedings of the General Assembly
thus far possess no special interest for
she general reader. What has beel, done is
chiefly the passage of n few resolutions and
the introduction of bills for reference
merely.
Both parties, SO far AS we can soc. stand
pretty much in the attitude of two DULLES,
each Boosting of what he will do, each eye
ing the other and neither advancing. AS
in tho case Of tho DULLES, so with the two
parties in the Legislature, they will COM
rnence advancing about noon, will meet
and begin the scuffle for eyes, nose and ears
about sunset, or the heel of the session.
TO tho Conservative-Democr DULLES in
the legislature the reminder may be timely
chat the recent Convention is pledged to
stand to their backs, and furthermore has
said to them, if not with an oath, certainly
with distinctness, that the people expect no
bacl<ing-ou no strategical movements, but
IN old fashioned mauling of their Radical
.ntasonists-just as soon they can got
to them.