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promDk vou IN unita III aRsin Grand fssyassc ss
honor Of Ireland,s glerious 1poasIe, &, 4as
pSplls oa 81 pste.'s school prsssns te Sen
Whose snotiess efssn - snS shsnsss r.s& 49,
havs to day anf1ried, ana VIII pfosssiis kessr
aIo,t amid sounds of martial masie. Oat he4Ees
puiss Whieh 1prsa yoa - sp,a y n s,s
demonstration in honor q tha1 IlsnssSisas
ratros whose name y 60 tenesriy llnksa wlsA
unite in TIE W,sS thas snscss. ss 2, !.
noble efforts TO awaken aud pgsasr Ss 81
she hearts Of yonr oountrymen 30 e6,e ar
and .,ssrsnais.n sann ~ srosS ~ sn "a
and gauerons cons es Esin. 1casrs. 6sssseussI
gentlemen, ~ testimony ef 1es ss1eeHas q "
a1d o q pug soxe We ne
golden Gro wn, the epotless hegitare sssnstsit-.
ted to you By Saint Patrick
Mr.. 3. II. Bartlsy responded fos the Brnnsh.
DESIGNATIONS.
Many bnilaings were alegAntly decorated ia
honor Of the day. Among The more pEcnllnont
may be Haeneioned St. Patriots Hail, % Kats
rieks Hall Association SaslngR Baak, NlisrE
mia Bank, Hibssnia KnsaTanae COmpeny Rsens
yuns oface Ana Mornlng gtae ofaoe.
srwTcp on xnn rvgo Aasoc,A Ax,ora.
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oeeite t0 sAy . 1eW waFos ap0ns ehe ksS ~
ganlsatiens which, wish the Mitohei HIases
saado pp the ep,endla prooassicn an ii. Pa.
vI.as,s -, ! ~ - 81
IN M . .s,s.,I -.
AAsssst naaa 1-1.OViSsIen vs. cF8lslesA =
Sannes5s A1gs pg brenehes 4 . ana 2. y %
onee received the easnses suPpcrs % ear xsssA
follow.ritisens, ana extended itself over tAeeitH
with oueh papIaity. thas n lsya Il unr,lsaeaS
fourteen ibrnnohe.. vish 4 gaan,,srahIp 4 ~ .v.I
l2o0. The very hnvil tis,sa vAiel, a,avn -.
upou our naopie ainea Al,an. nave 1890 Z -.
siderable Iose o. a.,enbssship. anA 4 sasy g. a.
vosker branches have .van hsea a,s1=sr,I
stilI the a.sooiasion q vsrv -s,o.,, Il, I.
and stronger In the love nnd arnalt.Ide " ~.
TftSh poOpie oe New oxlears' 81 ,vlsaaas -
Il has bean the ereat ohasasSlen ara ss,ee-s,l,.s
sSg many yease, The rseos.,a II tae e.asssar
1oara ahosy shaA frun ,ae ,.,-,an,ea1isa ~ ssss.
pary. 1875. ass COO we're als,fIA ~ - s,,.'ss-
IA oFnAana. And Il 81 go 81 s1aes ~.
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AraAcR,--Tho Iserasn Pastoral o9 Er. ReaSs.
tbo BiahOp Of BtEasSnRf, haa 6esn nsias1, nz
ths most gtGi9gelG GE1eEa given 70 the RGeGl
oGl6inle 20 pEoVeae tho ctre1iRki1n SzS aka
pGst OG anY egpsc1 e %. IL 8 knaUn ts
dRalb oIhaaeitw&ly with ere eeaeo1 qe -,
enfsEnHE noa-Te1f q cts elaga o =
Gha naussiaaIon " bogo and ntfis - eke uz
ao3Nn1 1ko uEelEaieu ~ rgsaat8 fsUM tlaE
GsalinN, IN ohGF1, with al ehG nRnsfe7g Wh31h
rscsre kaQt s0a haa feealEsa n 9 WY tnn1
errrsrondR nolaksE With aliB EfrSa ~ tlo
vopNRSsfSn nor with ChEfottna oea6toSels
fnS5rnene a. f1se HiHIsop Wns Rcaifea. - ~
geSv ales the RigAgr6 Gssatez Fcsnl
ssansG. Bus cnlR 3, q eproidsEaet % s
Ter ~ tAa eoplGr neina bSsn l1sEe Gta
ths eoEfsec6Inn - erfn1 out H.
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\ a.'es ~ - , 9 ete tenens SHOWS DO.
s;oey !; VI, sass toE Aoso. ls y staeed
Rss1 xisl qsnnnd 2t once vote OF
n : @ = - : = "A sne
= ~ =, Il & -
~ I ne p9iice neve received orders 70
'sss son tAinfDE eNcommu unfcAsions
Z 2
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z s..g Wss1oM 4,s O sns Rope and
2lsssls neF nope Ef0eiaonce
Z 9 9 i kssan lTom DetnG asvorced
81 ~ 8 tst :. 95 ssle xetslls y. ssa-
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81 ene epsiefs visiting and
MeAhze1 Caxaiste 10 she hos
81
hn Senate dsfspisely eleesea Dro
S5qhle an Rr6sidene, and n. e.
q k3tfeas 81 the fsef5. and Gen. f.ads
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q aaaS6n & ser, N tha Eeoek z q,
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QalF ohfnlnaa I 70 votna.
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"a &rNRH az PFenfdenss Ia rs,.
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nEe6nx ID the Charnber Of Depn-
II kzs 0ommonn. tl.a rnr,;a a.
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~ sdoption bv sha Sovssa; r -.
llsle $50 81 - EnSnreSa' y Ts,a
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ss-- ne &hFssinlEn foEcee, number
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Religious and Civic Celebration in New
Orleans.
GRAND PROCESSION OF THE HIBEREIAN
ASSOCIATION AND THE AEcIENr
ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.

st. PAsrick's Day, the l7th OF March, is eyer
day consecrated in the memory of the natiyes
OF that land Of poetry and oratofy, Of picture
esque beauty, the Ever Green Isle, where his-
tory says the men are ever brave and the women
aver chaste. Wherever, driven by the oppres-
sive workings OF tyrannical governments,
they may 60, they never foFgek che land shat
gave them birth. Tho bold outlines OF her
uountAins, the music OF her streams, the
beantifai lakes glitteFing ia her suniight an6
the bright evergreen collar Of her nsida, 60
stamped upon thsir hearts II childhood, ever
remain fresh ia their Rec0lleotiOns. Time may
aftsct the body, bat the memory OF chiidhood
ssill remains its spicEnres never fade, and every
l5th Of March setonches. thu pioturo ana re-
atofes the colors fresh to the mind.
& Friday, the 17th of March, 1876. -dAwnsd ~
heentifai o day - ever ease fss Eedisnee GRer
this onF faiF ECuthcEn land. The sir was SOFT
and bslmy, the sun, from an unclonded sky,
shone forth in all his Rserious splenAor, cheer
ing the hearts Of men sud heightheninR she
beauty Of all nature.
early in the morning the
RELIGIOUS cKLRBaAr1oN
commenced, as any one walking the strests at
about O'Clock could see by the immsnee mum
bers of people, ali dressed in holiday attise.
who wendod their way to eur many churches
which have congregations eitker entirely or
partially of Irish birth or parentage. High
Mass was celebrated ct st. Patriots Church,
where Branch No. attended In body, as st,
Jcseph's, where Branch 8 and Division 1; A. o.
b., attended, at St. Johns, with Division q, A.
o. a., in attendance. at Sc. Peters, Branch No.
attending, at st. TheEes4's. Branch 5 attend
ing, and at the Church OF tho Holy Name of
Mary (AIgiers) with ths Mttchsl Rifles and
Division 4, A. o. H., in attendance. At all
these churohegtho ceremonies weeeof the most
imPoaiBg character, and ct several Of them
clcqeent Panegyrios Of Ireland's patron Saint
were dolivagsd by distinguished olsrgynen.
Thn congregations were very large, testing to
she fullest the capacity Of the churches, for on
sc. Petriok's Day every IriShman makes IL .
point TO hear Mass. Thus, on this day, to the
immenSe majority who faithfully attend TO
their religious duties Throughout the year Is
added that small class of men who are willing
to die for the Faith, but who Will NOT live for
it or in accordance with It's teaching.
Immediately after Mass, the several oraaai-
Gsticns nsrched TO the rendezvous on Canal |
street, where, being formed into line,
THE PRooEssIoE,
at ono o'clock cOmmeuOed it's march in the
following order:
George 1fcCloskey, Grand Marshal.
Conners. Rranoh No. 3 John Power. Branch |
Nc. s; d. II. o'SfeaIlio, bsanch No. s; Thomas
GAfney. Branch No. @; TT. b. Hymn, Branch |
V 9; 4, Es, swss9y, 8rsncA 30. 9; ,. =. Eits-
10 j; james Wsipoie,, Division No Thos.
=. McMenons UtVtetDns No. 3; --- ----l
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aansan in esSf Eeanoisco W'as fctla1p
Bnt 1h6 mud from 3 stFset crossing o.
On in1h, He Tib hisnc1lg up P4IV
ealTsl 1at t t1tss ef EotrcE vnlf
-asti7. via - n 81 ~ iSlf et
cl Gfs 6a
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VIRsT pTvTsTON.
ChaElsa Donnslly, lgaFahal.

A$ls-James 6wesncys Thomas GsGhey.
mitchell RISL1s-Eifsy stronK. in new uni-
fosms. grssn cost and black panss, under the
believing oA1osrs:
E~ Go0Rey, gaptain; j. n. HeaIey, 1st
Liausanant a. Grimm ID LssnsonanG: g.
B. Lsvslins q Ltsussuant; Thomas w. tEo-
Dononah, kss Gorsoanes J. r. flynn, "a Ser
Geant John Green, 81 Sargent Ed. Quinn,
lta Ege'eaDss J. Russell, Sch GoTwaaat; I'd.
HluIlens Gales Sorgoant HGgh Rymss RegI-
nientaR geAns
Lnvisea Gnessn, conaisting Og promiDent
s.ti1e5e e 80 nnnh~r ef abolt ono hnuarsds
Is earEiaru
IAN ans0cIs4r0N.
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nav palassls. iasi receives ZEE E.s2y 9ssas
- tsss.t
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COnneFs. Hranch No. g; John Power, Branch
No. 8; b. d. O'MeaIlIo, Branch No. 81 Thomas
GAfnsy. branch No. 9; T.J. b. Hymn, Branch
No 9; I'd. Bweeny, Besnc1 no. g; J. J. Eits-
patrick, Branch No. IL si---- -. DfViaion
No. j; James WaIpolo, Division No. g; Thos.
=. McHehons DiVieiDns No. 8;
Division No. 4.
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Tsras-aiasas essy. O.aas y NAN. ss y AAsaass
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T1n MoRMHNa sEAa has Hsan etnsssA
with the apprcval Of tAs eceassssstEezz
aathoxity ef ahe Disesss. . sappsg -
aAnitsed want In Nsw 0flssas, anA d
nalnsy devoted - she intezsasa &c %
Cashoiie Charch. II viii ma insoszaa 81
politsss except wharein thsys int1s1
wi.h Cashoiio rights. bat WIN ezyss6
iniquiAs In high places. withees resnaz -
psssons or parties. Nsxs 70 tAe esxienz
sigAts ef al msn. il win sspesiallg 4Aszs.
pioa chs temporal rights Of ths psos.
s.. Asgvssal II 40 .Ms.s Ass. AssaassAss
We appreys Or tAs aforssaid aaAaa
taking. aad eommsna II b shs Caahss1ss
Of eur Diocese.
tJ.M.AanHnpHos osRaw onaaAiA
DsssnAse n, les7.
u ars... n fn.sn4ns N, eRasl m a. AAwnsac ~ 5,
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President Grant Inspecting Cen.
tennlal Buildings and
Grounds.
Navy Yard Investigation Completed
Important Development
Expected. -3 Up


PHILADELPHIA, April president
Grant Is IN the city, having arrived
last evening for the purpose Of seeing
the present condition of the Centenni-
al grounds. The Portuguese steamer
India, having on board the Centennial
commission and entire stock OF en-.
try goods, arrived In port to-day.
The subcommittee investigating the
affairs Of the navy yard here are ex-
pected to finish their labors and return
to Washington this evening. The
secrets of the committee have been
well kept, and there is no indication
as to the nature of their report, al
though 1t is rumored that there will
be important developments.
This afternoon the new building Of
the Academy Of Fine Arts, corner o
Broadway and Cherry streets, was
opened with appropriate and impress
i've ceremonies. Rev. DR.. Fuee pro-
nounced on able and interesting ora
ton, after which Storry's statute OF
Jefferson was uncovered. The build
ing is very handsome, and the largest
building devoted to artistic, educa-
tional and exhibiting purposes In
America. The showing exhibition
will commence on Mondoy.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Plllage, Plumber and Fire, the
Gr0an from Barbados.
Peace In the Turkish Provinces distant
aud Doubtful.
The Roof OF n Tunnel Ia wales Fails
and huFies All ihe workmen--Dead
and wonnded Numerous.

CoNsrANTISoPLE, Aprl! 22.-An Im.
perlal decree orders the formation Of q
camp OF observation at Scutari. for the
purpose OF watching Montenegro. The
rumor that the Porte had decided Ia
declare war against Montenegro is un-
founded.
BERLIN, April - 1t Is again pro
posed that In the event OF NIL other
means OF restoring peace In the Turk
ish provinces falling, Austria should
interfere forcibly.
BARRADoEs, April 22.-Very serious
disturbances have occurred throughout
81, Joseph, ST. Thomas, 81. John, ST.
George and 81. Michael parishes. Es-
tates have been plllaged and plumber
ed, and incendlary fires are frequent.
The situation Is serious.
CALCUTTA, April 22.--Seventeen
persons implicated In the murder OF
MIR. Morgary, Of the English expedi-
ton, have been sentenced to be exc
cuted at Bhamo Birmah, May 9th, in
presence of the British escort.
LONDON, April 22.--An explosion Of
powder to-day, during operation on the
railway tunnel In course OF construc-
ton near Wealth Glomorgan, South
Wales, caused the roof to fall, burylng
all the workmen. Thirteen dead
bodies and number of wounded have
been recovered Search continues.
The rumor that Turkey has refused
to continue negotiations with the
northern powers and prolong the ar
mistce has had the effect 10 weaken
the alliance between the Emperors,
but as this superstition proves unbound
ed It Ia hoped the Porte will consent to
further negotiations, course which
Is also being persued by England.
CoNsTANTIHoPLE, April 22.--It q
understood that Montenegro will be
fred unless she maintains strict neu-
trahty, and the Turkish troops VIII
immediately cross the frontier.
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THE FIRE PEND"
One Hundred and FlrU Camp
Meeting Cottages In Ashes.
Destructive Prairie Fires In Iowa
Nebraska and Southern Dakota.
The Arcade, a, Patterson, N. j., and
N chandler Bsoa.' Machine shops,
"a, w,aswor,h. o., Rased.

PITTsnuR0, April 22.--Intelligencs
was received this morning that ths
Methodist Camp Meeting grounds Al
rarleton, Pennsylvania, had been dc
stroyed by fire which broke out
about twelve o'clock last night, aud Us
all the cottages were OF wood, the
flames spread with frlghtfal rapidIty,
The Tarleton grounds have been own
ed by the Methodists IN this vicinity
for many years, aud the cottages be-
longing TO members OF the church In
this city We're numerous. The grounds
contained probably one hundred and
fifty cottages, which were generally OF
four or Ave rooms. The origin Of the
are IL unknown, but is supposed to
have been the work OF an inoendlary.
Loss about $4,000; insurance $50, 600
Sioux CRY, April 22,-Reports from
various points In this section OF Iowa,
In Nebraska and Southern Dakota,
chronicle destructive prairie 0res for
the past two days, involving great
loss OF property. No llves lost MS yet,
though In some instances people have
escaped with only their night clothes.
WADswoRTH, o., April % --Chand-
Ter Bro. 3 machine shops, located here,
burned ut three o'clock this morning.
The fire Is supposed to have originated
In the boiler room. Loss estimated at
thirty thousand dollars; insured for
twenty-slx thousand dollars,
PATTERSON, N. j., April 22,--The
Arcade burned lsst night, involving u
loss on building and occupants Of sew
enty.flve thousand dollars. Insurance
twenty thousand dollars.
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Both Houses In Joint Session
Yesterday.
Governor Ookes Majority 2.SS2-
hubbards Majority ioi $50.
standing COMMITTEES Appointed A
Number OF Hills ANA Resolutions
Introduced and Appropri.
asely Referred.

special TO The Dallas Herald,l
AUSTIN, April 29.-Both Houses o.
the General Assembly met In john
session this morning, and proceeded tC
count the vote for State officers, which
occupied most OF the day,
Standing comm ittees were an.
nounced In the House, but no other
important business was transacted.
In the Senate, during the morning
session, II number OF bills were intro.
duced and referred to the various
standing committees.
Governor Coke's majority, as au-
nounced by the joint session, is one
hundred and two thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-two. Hubbard's major
ity foots up one hundred and one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
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Fox, who had also been a clerk 10 tn,
Redemption Bureau, called on Prendel
and stoted that he had been appointed
detective by Secretary Boutwell, d
work up the frauds, aud wanted all the
papers and evidence he had In nj.
possession, Prender declined TO give
them up, except on an order nom Mr..
Boutwell,. Fox left, but returned a 1T
Tie while after with letter from the
Secretary, asking for the documents,
and Prender gave them to Fox In
presence OF awltness who knew their
character, and who Is now In Wash.
ington. ID tF
In the meantime Richardson had
retired from the redemption bureau
aud located at Albany, New York.
Fox visited him and soon after.
wards, Richardson, although Demo.
crat, was appointed Assistant Post
master at Albany, aud no investlga-
ton OF the frauds were ever made.
Richardson will probably testify before
the committee at Washington, Mon.
day, when 1t is expected this matter
will be brought to light.
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-Corn hrmer; mixed
western %, -
CHicAeo, April a. Flour quiet and nn.
No, q, spring 81 10 for spot, 81 0a5+ for May.
Corn active but lower; sales mt 321sc for spot,
8 20 for May; receipts steady. Barley quiet
sr. LOUIS, April. 22.-Hemp dull and UNI
changed Flour quiet and unchanged; sin
nie X. 81 25696 80; xx, "a 7o6e5 20; Xxx, 90 Is
as rs. Wheat du and lowsria full OF 20;
81 4oelI ~ foI cash. 81 tls{{Ml q for April, No;
lglzai7o onsh, sh9sc for April. Oats lower;
No. q mixed 341tS5c. Barley dull and nn-
changed. Rye lower; TO sell sc Lid regular
dun and unchanged. Eggs dull at l2he.
Hay dull; prairie s6@io. Pork dull at 81 rs.
Bulk meats nominally unchanged. Bacon
firmer at s@i2l1s@l27s@lSc. Lard lower OF lSc
ask I'D. Is I aNf sift .HfrFa4 ta tiNfIU.
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A Tragic Candy Pulling.

LOUISVILLE, April 22.-At Bowies
Harris, Mill Creek, Estell county,
Kentucky, Saturday night, what was
intended for a candy pulling had
rather a tragical termination. Inc
Young men in attendance, says the
Courier Journals special, imbibed too
freely and engaged in q row which 70
sulted In the death of Thomas Fetch
or Particulars not known.
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uallerlng. We saw IoilrIsa ia hIa cell

gatherings We saw JeilrIes Ia hiA cell
on the same evening, aud found him
10 be y man Of average statue, well
dressed, aud OF good appearance lie
wears n light musiache and goatee,
and has hair Of the same color, His
eyes are gray, and hla face striking or
rather peculiar, and shows much de-
termination, strong viii, and much
independence OF spirit Judging from
his letters, written 10 some attorney In
this town, he must be very sensitive
man, who loved his wife and child al.
most 70 ldolatry.
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F,,,y.mi,e Mustang Pony Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-Nell
Mowry and J. P. Smith rode q fifty.
mile mustang race at Bay District
track to-day, the former winning in
two hours and eight minutes. Mowry
will ride hundred-mile race at the
Centennial.
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-one night last week Mr.. Turner
Richardson, who resides near Cedar
Grove, Kaufman county, had MS new .,s
and elegant dwelling razed 70 .ne
ground by fire. The total loss is aoou.
$1,000. II Is supposed to be the WORK
Of an incendiary.
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1T. L,uIs, April 22.--Hogs aud cattle
nominally unchanged. Nothing done on
account OF no supplies; receipts OF hogs 9S5
head; receipts OF cattie l0a head. e fie7
CHICAGO, April "a Receipts, LOO
head, Market dull and lower; stockers and
feeders So 5OQsS IS; light to good steers y ~
IA 90. Hogs--reoeipts 1900 head. Market
generally steady; lower grades lower
backing 81 00a7 50, medium To extra "a 10
Sheep-reccipts COO head. Market quiet.
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THE FRONTIER.
Summary Disposition OF Horse
Thieves Formation Of Vigilance
Committees in the Neighbor.
hood or Fort Grimm.

Special Correspondence OF tno herhiu.J t.g4
aH roRr 1msFrs, April17, 1870
My absence on long buffalo hunt
accounts for my long silence. The cit
liens here, finding It impossible to
keep their horses by locking and tying,
have at last resorted to the expedient
Of not only locking but tying up those
caught stealing them. For instance, q
man named Mcbride, on the 9th i'm
slant, being, or having been, caught
In the very act Of taking what wasn't
"his'D,n In less tune than II takes to
describe 1t, was n
SWUNG 10 A LIMB,
and now hangs, rs they say here, o
hard looking sight. A pick and shovel
may be seen underneath the rotting
body, u silent hint, presume, to the
sympathetic spectator to cut down, II
he wishes, and inter the blackened and
hideous corpse above. Nobody as we
has taken the hint. A party Of horse
thieves, headed by young man
named Watson, having stolen a con-
siderable bunch of horses from cattle
outfit, were pursued and overtaken by
a party of citizens and soldiers. The
FATE OF THE THIEVES
is a mystery. The prevalent idea is,
they have gone to land where horses
will not be required, but quiea sdbe.
a portion only Of the stock was recap
tured. as
A vigilance committee IL now aston
fishing the authorities, both military
and civil, by the oti-hsnd way 1t does
business. Already d. n
SEVERAL SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS
have been ordered to leave, or fare
worse. The characters Aforesaid have
taken the hint from their unknown ad
mopishers, and cleared out. SO far, sc
good, and as long as the committees
cleans out and strings up the right
party or parties, 1t has the well wishes
Of every lover of tranquility. Bu'
power In this, as In all other similal
societies, Is too often abused, and thu
consequence IL =
INDIVIDUAL WRONGS ARE AvENdEr
before the welfare Of the public Is con
sidered. One good thing. however
the committee here has done: 1t ha
) broken up nest Of prostitutes, ant
J the soiled birds are scattered. Thi'
} was done on the principle that ba'
: meat draws flies, in the shape Of hors
thieves, desperadoes, etc., or, out OF pc
likeness to the ladies, we will say hone
I attracts bees. ooMANcHE jim.
ST.. LOUIS, April %. e Charles 3. WI
: kipson, ex.Collector Of Internal Rev
9 enue at st. Joseph, Missouri, was O
q ralgnsd In the Uuited States Dlstri,
Court at Jefferson City to-day, al
pleaded not guilty. He asked to hav
This case continued, but the Distri'
), Attorney objected, and his trial WI
d set for May 10th.