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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The City of New Orleans VS.. +. sOniat
Cufossat.


myl8 n iel8 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

mvl6 q el6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The City of New Orleans W. Mrs. Moses
Pfeifer.

EUGENE WAEGAMAN,
my3i jel0 jy2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
Tho City of New Orleans VS.. q. C. Pau.
line Andriao.


my20 "a q 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The City of New Orleans vs.. Mlre. w. II.
wheaton same Va Mrs. W. A. wheaton, same

my3l el0iy2 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The City of New Orleans W. Joseph de
Fuentes.

BCUENE W AGCJANAN,
my31 jel0 jy3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31
The City of New Orleans vs.. WIDOW M""'
ford Perks; same Va. same

On - iela Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-31

EUGENE W AIGANAN,
ap28 my6 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
, 1876-06-05

been poisoned. lie became greatly alarmed,
az a1d appealed to those present. ID = frenzy
., ,nv e;psrs0n to ns, ssye him from h. igpen1
sent for, and while The messenger VIA gons Is,
alarm was communicated to the neighhpra
One of tic men seized pail and rtlhed out tut4
thc pastt,re, where ho wokc up COW, m{Ekcd
ThIs thc dying man drank, md had i,,st III tntshsd
when another neghbor came In and said that
there was nothing 50 sure an antidote for ali
kinds Of poison as INV eggs. Seven or eight
s sa% cEgs wsre glVen tho suilerlng man, and ho
him u swallow another, when two more neigh
bors arrived stmultancously-on bearing can
Of lard md the othcr, tes.sauccr full Of
coffee The lady with the Lard sa.d that
down Tin r!eht away-thcrc wssn't 1 moment G to q
lose-and the one with the coffee set shout prc-
pairing rur Of that beverage for the dying
man, which, Ai,c said, must be strong enough to
had got down about ihreo-fourths Of tca-cup-
ful Of lard when tho coffee was ready, and ho
unhuttoned llis waistcoat and drank IT, Thetd
seemed to be Just room enough left for It. An.
other neighbor catne ils and insisted TINT what
tic patient needed was an cmettc TO throw ths
poison out Of the systen. lie said the quicker
they did something OF that kind the better II
woud ne Tor him, and that Il was dangerous "a
delay thc matter . moment longer. They had
prepared quart bowl Of strong salt and water,
anil were urging Holland to take sone Of II
wien tic doctor arrived. lie examined tlld
cnnienss Of the bottle carefully, tasted 1t, and
then said: "T.is Is ull right; very good
patient rest for time from his pain HAnd
full Of new milk, raw eggs, lard, coffee md sajt
water tlat he coud scarcely articulate, 0ain's
II poison, doctor!" "Wcll, no: not exactly !;
and yeta quart or two Of It might kill man
or Il might not-it would depend good deal
on hts condition. A man Of your health and
sonstttut!ou could easily get away with chuzn
, 1876-06-05
FIRES.


The alarm from BOX 8t7 at 4:45 o'clock yes
terduy afternoon was caused by fire In the
New York Store, Nos. ISL and $50 West 3Iad!-
son STREET, owned by c. w, s; E. Parlrigc, dry
goods DEALERS. Damago to building md stock,
81 900; fully covered BY insurance. The fro
was caused by bomu goods tu show-window
catching tlre from agas-Ict.
The larm from Box $50 at / 20 o'clock yes
tcrtlay afternoon was caused by the sudden
breaking out Of q tire In the planing-mill and
box-factury Of II. T. Pitt Il Cooke, located at
No. 4O3 Lumber street, near tho corner OF
Twcnty-eccond street. The mill was one Of those
infla1nrnabie shell rookeries> that have go long
aboun1cd In the lumber district, md, as cou.
but a minutes duruttou. 1t WA built
so long ago TINT nobody rymembcrs
exactly 6y whom It was built, mud nobody
coull say that 1t was constructed for augl,t
alarm WIS first sounded the entire structure WIS
a mass Of flame, anu, despite the excrtions Of
the trcmell, iu ten minutes tnora H. WIS rr,En,
with not single yest!ge left to mark It's Size or
cuginc-housc md uutbuilllngs aud Upon THO
stock, witch included quantity Of seasoned
lumber as,d large number Ut manufactured
poxcs. Ms. Pitt estimates hts loss at s25, 900,
year ugo for $4,000 but the total loss VIII
not be mure than $15,OO0, when accurately
figured up. Tho building was not insured, aud
upon the stock there was policy Of but u coo,
III nn Eastern company. The bo!ers and much
OF the machinery in the engtne-roosn, which is
stoutly-built brick structure, that formed liu-
clcus to the Are-srap surrounding It, nre not In.
jurcl to any grcat extent, while the barn aud
drying kiln escaped even ascorcMpg, on account
Of the favorable condition Of thG wind. The
rapid burning caused an Intense heat, whtrh
bally scorelcd u lu.nbcr-yarl directly opposite,
owned by Aia1ns s. Lord The latuage there IL
estimated at 81 900.
TIE suuse Ut thu fire Is mystery, but II WAS
probably the work of some caNicss elnploye. A
| number OF tie barn employees, aud tllu foremals
Timothy Sullivan, who resided IN two-story
frame structure Immediately north Ut TIC mill,
which was totally destroyellwith It, were around
! u few minutes before tue fumes were discovered,
| but neither nouccd anything Ut the time. snoke
! was first seen issuing fruIn q shaving bin
| In tho rear Of tie engne~rooin,
and when tic employees OPENED i u
ascertain the causc, tho fumes burst forth 50
| Violently that, despite their efforts to extin-
guish them, thr euttre eMgine-house was 10
dames. Ttlt forcnian, Sullivan, who occupied
rooms over tho olllce, loses $500 upon furniture.
Owing to the TtckcTty method of construction,
scvcral OF the lire,nsn had narrow escapes from
tllu fa!ling buildings, one poor fellow being
caught by tho neck by falling beam, and PIN
foueu fast for solae tAnG In rather close prog
| unity to the Erc.
, 1876-06-05
A Fond.du-I.Ar Toot1tuchas

&tHd III Lac tnHaFakFf71s :,
man palnel Holland, living out on tho
Goss far1n, was attacked With q severe tooth
ashv the other evening, and he thought his
head would split opcu. He would s!t down for
u n,o,utut, holding Ills face In one Of his hands,
and groais. Then he would Jump up and pace
tLs lioor, and kick at something that happened
to le Iii bis course, aud then Sit down and
rroan some more. 1t was y bad ease. Every
Gody !n the house was nude miserable by tic
lna,i's suiIertugs aud lamentations. liz
tried holding alum and salt tn his
tnouth, ami tindtug horse-radish leaves On
tho outside Of his Jaw, but they did no
good. Finally sotncboay came across u copy Ut
br, Chase's Recipe HOOK, and therein was
balm for every III. In twu minutes rcipe was
selected anu i courier dispatched With # to
drugstore ln. thu city to have II put ~. lle
returned In luu time, mud dose vt Tie COM
pound, which contained, aluuug otheE ingrc-
llcats, librEal quantities Of etlIer ard chluru-
form, WIS administered. Presently the tooth.
aci.c was relieved, aud the p4tiurt telt !u4belf
gradually being uverpuwercd By slcel'. lhc sns.
plcluh all as oues cstsased hs 1ulua usAs ln ha4l
, 1876-06-05
THE TRIUMPH OF TRAVEL,

Arrivnl OF "Tho Train" Mt San Francisco
Several Hours Ahead Of Its Schedule.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE truin arrived at
the end Of Oakland Wharf, whlrh Ia within the
city limits Of San FrnnrIsco, ut 9:25 q. In., 26
minutes less than u hours. It arrived at the
wharf this side at D;45, and ut 0:5213 tho pas
sengers alIghted III the court of tho Palace
Hotel, dusty aud traycl.worn, but In good health
aud spirits. Engine No. 40 brought
tho train through from Ogden, with
tho assistance Ut an additional
engine in crossing the SIcrras. The time from
Oglcu to Han Francisco was 05:a Tho actual
average running time from Ogden to Oakland
wharf was II 6 niles pcEhour. Considerable trou-
bio was experienced on the Ccntral PueiAc from
wearing out Of the brakc-shoes In thu pennsyl-
van.a cars, md oh thu mountains the Central
Pacific Company put IN two of lts own coactlcs
t. brake thu tralll. NJ accident Of any kind
throughout the trip, Shortly after tho
arrival, breakfast WIS served, to which pro,ni-
nrnt citizens. army and uayy officers, represent
atiycs Ut tho press and the tleatrtcal profcs.
eion ral!roau officials, and tho Mayor Of the city
sat down. salute Ut GftCen Buna WAS fred
from the roof Of the Palace On the a1rlval at the
wharf. The rest OF the day will bo devoted 70
needed sest and serenaue In the evening.
, 1876-06-05

THE HbDsE FosT-oFF1CE COMMITTEE.
specias Dispasca TO 1as 7rtouae
WASHINGTON, D, c., june 4.-Tho House
Pact -fn1}cn C,nmitt.r Ina summnnp5 n vitncss
.'... ~ "nsn, ~ .t a,,a,-.>, ,,sa - ,,,onnv
u testiy III reeato " UT "'.est4 u'e ~ ,'o"eJ
to prevent investigation III tlle eorsy-thlsa Coh-
gress. Ifaving called the witness, tue Commit
frr ns der}fuctl tn exn.ui,lc him. It Is reported
th,t tha rcoan ,1ot tl,s u,tnrss Ia mt rro,nuel
s'As 49, ns.'.,s'.s ,.,I,h. ,... a.,,s.,,.
ls oecau6e hofc De1noetals "'sn' W e1osHt
than Republicans.
nonEsoa ALL HIGHT.
aasil 49,. ,,a,,, ~ n,,,sn,,,s 1,f.o ~ him..
spGHA XIV Ky 3,r - ,,sn hou t.9-at,,isv foi,aad
81 oIit ., tms.n, sorS o +hus Rninsnn aonn," ~
i.,,. n ts leasa, iso11 IL .unrv nortirnnr Thc
Democratic 'nep.bels of tue C9lilm!ttee certain
y e.. ,AssS .,ti,n,, ~" =, a,oss<o~,.in"t, "
tees 'eS''''o"' III " = ItoT .'n' srM1sos
AA1 ~ ~ ssAA'Ns
, 1876-06-05


4 Tribune reporter hunted UP Col. Louns-
berry, Of the Bismarck Tribune, thus morning.
The Colonel disrredits tic magazine story mud
rcpurts Of wholesale butcllcrics thut are said to
have occurred ut or near Custer City, but admits
that straggers are constantly being murdered
by the Indians, particularly south mud west Of
tic Hills, where the hostile 1ndinus aud those
from Red Cloud and Spotted Tal Agcn-
cics are operating. Up to the 18th Ut May the
Pierre ur the Bismarck route to the Hills, Or OH
the eastern antl northern side VI the Hills, were
tlM following: b. Mccall, BY Indians who
gained his confidence md Slot him; Hurry
1Iurnn, killed while cutting logs in the Hills;
Chris Noslslroin, slot ut u camp fire ut night,
when on the road from Rapid City to Dcat1wood
George Wnrd, killed in II tight for stuck the In
dtars captured, null which Wurrl's party had r.
capturel Monahan, struggling l!caa VI his
tran abuut . miles: Henry Sa!l!er,
sSargc" jackson, john. Harrison, md john
st. Clair stage~lrivers, who went to the rear
or mllrs to brlng up some stock. md ]. G.
Dodge, wllo went to the rear + miles nlone and
without gun. No train from the Missouri
River has bgcn attacked, and the Colonel dors
not believe that any will b., the lost!tes nrc
cougregnttng III the Powder River reglon, md
have licycs, to my extent, operated In the
region east Of the Hills. Besides, the Missouri
River Indians pretend to he friendly, and what
ever depretlattuns they do they wallt placed to
the crdit of the l1ostlles, and therefore eare-
ful in their movements.
, 1876-06-05

The Great Northern Railway Company OF
France hls undertaken series vi experiment.
which seem to Indicate the approach ot Ereat
invs ad thorustares ' uge rom tho re-.
ports recently published, electricity seems
drstined To sclipse gas altogether. tew weeks
as.o three-aIoEse poweF CANINE machine was
s @ eag t. len NoSe, H. oSss SSa1 sIs RI; Gi
ruo.n ur llll measures Do0o cubic Feet, md Is
generally Illuminated by twenty-five gus burn
ers. Tie nrw electric light wAs placed at dis
tanee ot 10 metres from The srouna' and . gayca
derrd the use of the dull glube employed to
cl,cvk the Irritating glars Of Eas quite unneces-
sury-a fAct III some Importance, ~ It tends To
augment the economy realized oy the new sys-
ten. The light continued to burn thu whole
evening with grcat regularity, excepting Of
COURSE, when 1t was plrposcly lowered The
suctess attained was 81 conclusive, II we may
believe accounts, that the Company Intend illsl,
uiirating the vast structure, contslnins @0 GU
cubic metres Of bpace, where the trains arrive,
by the same prucesA, For this purpose electric
lanterns, II we may SO call them, Of exceptional
power, VII be placed at height Of 20 ,netres t
rectAngle, ~ that there will be no shale or dark
corner III tlle whole edifce. The goods sutton
at La CLapelle will also DO lighted In similar
manner.
trlc system, has been nb|e Al Inst to estimate
thu amount OF power required to prolucaN CIV
IN quantity OF light by thc magncto-elcctric
machines. III this respect former experiments
lad been elnincnt!y unsatisfactory, and NJ.
Tresea gives an exhaustive description Of all TIC
difficulties tl.at ilAAl to be surulountetl, In a
rcpurt which Is Inserted In the minutes Ut the
Acalelny Ut Science. The results h4ye been
obt,.ucd chiefly frun two machincs-the lrst
giy,ug light equivalent to ,S50 carccl-buruers,
thst c.,Esulnu forty grnnInea Of oil per hour,
and the srcond equal 70 500 similar burntra.
With tic forncr It Is easy TO read at tIAtancc
III 1150 nj, atld with the iatter ut ITO IN. The
reelection, also, from the walls il 10 strong thut
persous c1ln rcal at these DISTANCES even when
holding the book With Its back to the light
From lump equal to . hundred burlers the
euInc result can be obtained distnlrs Of S
1netrcs. Fur electric lamps u this power hare
ecn In use during the lust year in the fastoEy of
Messrs. He!lman.l, Duc0lsIaon 4 Stcinscla Of
auihousc, and give satisfactory light over a's
area Of 1880 square metres. 1tic 1nost iApor-
tait and crownlng fact however, - the INSERTION
tlat the electric light Is hundred times less e.
rel.stye tInn oil, Ii,d tlfty times chenpsr tlni
Eas. Should prolonged and practical applt-
cation of the new system rrosp t!i!s startling
| comparison ~ bc correct, W. may look !ur"aEt!
10 great change, whiol. will ultimately compel
| the gas makers tlb, at any rAte, inaks sFeaI
alteration fu their scale Of charEes, II It shpuld
| not interiors even luure seriously with Their In
|
, 1876-06-05

crops arc looking unusually well, and, II noth-
Ing happens r.e ha1yest nay BE- s5pes,ed.
i,LAcKBENRr sTAT1oN, IT., June 3.-The trc-
mrndous tfundcr-showcEs on the. iss inst.
thoroughly saturated the ground. Vegetation
never locked better. A large hay~crop Ia ~.
sured. Corn planted carly has good color and
q good stand. tnrge amount waA planted
late owing 10 the wet condition OF the soil.
The potato-bugs arc multiplying rapidly, and
BID fniE to bv as troublesome ~ ever. Tho
prospect a few weeks ago Of large fruit-crop
Ina becn blasted. But very fcw cherries and
apples arc u be accn. The mean temperature
of May .was, at 8 q: .a., 52H deg; corresponding
period 1ast year, ~ 10.
sptetal DtspatcA to Tx TFtbH"&-
s,orY C1rY, H., June IA heavy frost oc-
c,rrctl In the lo~ands Ia this section last night
Vegetation IN many places WA Killed, md gar
PLANTED.
sptctai Dt.patch 70 77x 7rtbunA
MADISON, Wis, June 5.-Tnerc has been fine
rains, AIT! I'll crops are looking finely. Siuce
lass nights shower It haa been quite cold.
, 1876-06-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Tho Murder Of Darcy MoGee Brought
Prominently into Recollection.
Confession Of u Dying Man that
Whelan Did Not Do the
Killing.
Wholesale Murder by Negro Near
Plaquemine, La.

,1,1rr .s,,upu,,,.t, <,,, r,.ucv .1,aEr.
141E N MuAOENEN or D'AhCf h'oE1'
Ftn FORK 't'or'd' -
n tanat'iah Papc', not at oil given 70 invent
Ing or c1aggctatlngtts Is ucws, tells very strange
and sensational story Abnt condemned mur.
~. H. ,',, ~. % ua'.s,. % t',a. sv.',"a e..
..ss NC, aau u ,a, to. "aes "ne'ast hxos,
pntr!ot ard most charming companion, Thomas
U,Aycy Mcuce, Niece, then q member Of
,h,, cor,r,,,,.,,, I, f,,ana "a. .o, /, ,~,l, he
sae ~ osss"a, 49,, "na s"Is'
Femethpefeat AZ ABOUT oSioeh on the morning
Ut the 1th Of April 15Is. He had delivered one
VI hts most brilliant speeches, and, lcaytug the
Canadian uoute Of Commons, l,au walked to
~. s ,''a.s,a. - s,,,s,' u ~ .undro,, v,r1. owox
's ,oosns', eoupc ~ MINUTES @ sa'.s =, 49, a" wv.
As he stopped to pus MS h'sht.NeS Ill the .oe'S
him, placed pistol close to Ills head
.rra,,oJ ~, .,,,ic,on anil +lnro nj IRA, ,1,e
s aa,os, NJ h;}n sr,,ne' u vrsy .r he wa
finally convicted, mainly on circun,stantal cr-
dence, and hanged. Trottcu WIS page in the
House of Com,non. At the time and the sou Of
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, 1876-06-05


The debate In the Spanish Costca on religious
toleraton has ended in the adoption, by III over
wheltnlng luujo1tty, OF this formula proposed by
the Ministers. protrsta,,ts aud other nonc1u-
furusts aro by tl,s letter Of tho law to sl!joy
freedom Of worship, hut they ate prohibited
frum the celebration Of religious rites IN public.
II the law IL construed In Its natMral and Obvious
dissatisfaction. prote6tanta laye 10 need VI
PROFESSIONS Ia the streets, and 1t may bo pre-
eeu,1leA that prayers and sertnons Ia their oWE
clapels asu not included tu The prohibition of
publicity Difficulty Is most iiktfy 10 oecur ut
funerals, which aro nccessusily conducted ou. of
doors, but probably thu law which may DO uit'-
n,Ately adopted will provide for oTdi!a{y aud
unavoidable contingencies. It seems to b. uss.
derstood on MI hands that tho fragment VI re-
llgioua liberty which il conceded by law VIII d.
pend for its reality On the spirit tn which the
law may be administered.
, 1876-06-05
MAN1STEE, MICH.

fn- - I r. %t,@
..,. .,,.,I ,..',,,.,,.
of J"1y-A chnmpt"n Lox-hldlnE Race
=. epee'o' eo.!etto'1enee "1,aq n, ~ =. r..
MAH1sfRf, htlch., may oo.-fos many years
behind the times ia the matter Of celebrating
,ho r,mrtb ri 1n1v. rcp,,1ar old.fashiot,cI
~. u'.a ~ ~. 1naoos,,lcn"e h,,
te.ep'asloi' u 1Ae aay - oal .ts.".. T,,s
arose, nut from thu fact that wc had no patriot
ISM but mainly from the division Of feeling TX
jt,I',r among mr. ,,ccnlc We have alyays Iecn
..s,,h,,,I & ~. ...,. ,,,,,.-,,,.,,, ~, III.
terness between DIR classes. Tho temperance
fight, which ragged In our city to sOinc
extent fur the past fyc OF stx years,
.ro,t ~, o,,, bart o,lro rorv hIttcr cc,+pst.
oe.'su ~, -, n"u n.y. u ,s'1 ,,.S ..'' III,
anu ~hlle thls mas eut!'e!s suslaeo now, sun
the ordeal through which VT passed has fnlsea
the tone Of morality aud temperance 1o0 per
rent higher than IL was I've years ngo. THIS
se'"' ~ ouf o"i peopis na'e sou's tsus..
through the representatives o' out olEosl1ls
classes. and agreed upon good old-fashioucd
celebration, such "a Manistee has never seen be-
tss' the German m "G Workincne.t's Society nlnr!e
t,,g.+bor T., mo,,tnr arronScnrnts for The rrxnd
st4s,si"n, - Xii ut6cr Societies III lie civ huyc
cnne t.rwnri tn tske 1,art In The ceremonies Ut
t trtutis snt % and love low Il conlon cou:.try, alI
n,ti snres md wounds linye been forgotten aud
Hnnl"t, Etu n ..rer a'A "'A' ""'S
nts " s,,rs.. ,,rder ,bc.r crcn,nstanret ue In
.osn ~ ~ ia' 1,a;a,,-atin, tha, sh" nttrart n
.tt. vs " rtw. ~, tnir fr1n ti'a asiotnfrr Tral
,us.si,ts m fro1n snn,e ~ ti,r jnrr,, citirs
~ In West md vijlaprs alpne the lake.Bhorc.
~ II ~. .,,ai ,ta,r % ~ tiTesnrfs martial mtlsc
,,,n W raaina ~ eciaro,,n n Inenandence
~ NJ ,n,,rs.. v 1 nft In tnrsotten nr viii thr
u,nrsnv ra,uta cs,,,s,stinr o{ climbing greased
nia 6h,, a. ~ lrnrss catchin prensEd pige
H. ~, III, 1,,,.. .sncra3 feature Of The pcc
s;nn' int H. entirc}y nov md very Interesting to
viu, iii viii he genuine lor riding
contest. omen to tic world. To the unInltiatcd, 1
Viii nytoin thnt ~, mn rvers thn nine lnps are
, 1876-06-05
THE INDIANS.

CnRrEnss, Wy. r., Juuu 4.-1l'rce men wero
killed By Indians this morning OIL Cedar Creek,
10 miles south of Sidney, and IL miles west VI
Riverside. Tie deed Is thought to have been
done by Chcycnnes on the!E way north from the
Republican Valley. A courier In at Fort Laramie
to-day, from Rcd Cloud Agency, reports adai-
nnrth Eight companies of the Fifth Cavalry
have ieccii ordered from The department ot the
Missouri to Fort Laramie. One hundred and
twenty, Snake I,!!llans haye been enrolled NJ
start I'd to meet Gen. Crook, to co-operate with
h[.n IN tile catlruign. -.
ST. Louis, Mo, june 4,-Detachmcnts Of the
and Fort Hayes, Kansas, are under orders e
proceed to tic Black Hills country, aud will
start ns snon NJ relieved BY Infantry HOW en-
route to these posts from Fort Learenwostl
It Is thu Intention Ut thu Government 70 mass
all Its rayulry III thr Dlae4; Hills region, aud
garrison the frontier posts with Infantry.
, 1876-06-05

10 sA$ AG|foF " las 1To0Ha.
CHICAGO, June Ill the South Park mana
gers purpose following up tho plan Of musical
entertainments On Saturday afternoon,-and
hops they do so Intend "a suggestion will not
be amlss, the adoption Of which will do away
with most exaspcratlng nuisance Yesterday
afternoon tho prussian Dand gave very lne
concert at the South Park, offering most
admirable programme. and rendering It with
excellent elect. But the enjoyment OF more
druve out In their carriages to lts-
ten to the music and breath the fresh
pure ali was proyokingly married by this lack of
proper regulations. During the performances
ii tl1e band fully onethiTti 0f the carriages wero
continually In motion along the dHSs which
surrounds the tnusie~stand, md the noIse Of the
wheels crunching the gravel shut out complete
|y the more delicate a1l beautiful stratus u tho
selections, greatly 70 the annoyance OF hun
areds OF peoplr who casns tu lear thu uIusic
and not 10 parade elaborate tuilettes aud snowy
euutpages, This ought to be stopped, and the
mark policemen instructed to c4use q general
halt among the carriages while the music is In
progress. Thern Is plenty. u titne between
pieces to move about, md whcn the music
starts the carriages should stop: Ths would be
no hardship 10 tho fashiouables, and II would
be most agreeable regulation TO some thou
6aada OF nlustc-loycls. blLAx.
, 1876-06-05

CusrENns, Wy, June A young lady
named Jcnnte Martin, agcd Is years, lu COIN
pauy with Anuther, whilst walking Oh Eddy
street, III this city, as O'Clock last evening, was
uhot in the heart mud Instantly killed. 4 negro
boy, ard -, Is nuw In jail, ald tue evidence u
almost conclusive thAt he fired the shut fron Il
pistol, whether Intentionally Or from What mo-
tive Is uot yet 1nale out.