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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
A Powerful Electric Light.

The steamship L'Amerique, now at
Philadelphia, exhibits every night daz-
zling signal light which she carries.
About twenty feet from the bow is a sort
Of wrought iron lighthouse, six feet in
diameter and twenty-five feet in height
including the lantern. This has an arc
OF illumination OF 5000 feet, within
which, on the darkest night, the
steamer may be deserted at distance
OF twelve miles. The light can be made
night can always be seen from the hori-
zon twenty eight miles. The electricity
is generated by friction, which little
machine in connection with the en-
gines, and which makes 1000 revolu-
tions per minute, supplies. The en-
gineers have entire charge OF the elec-
trical arrangements, and the batteries
are in the engine room.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
tAssOclntcd Press Dispa tchcs.p
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WAsfiiNGToN, April H.-No Congress
slonal or committee business to-day.
Memorial Ceremonies.
There was n grand procession ~ col
ored people and appropriate proceed
ings Mt Lincoln Park, whore tho Lin
coin statue was unveiled The uererno
MICS occupied tho day. The President
some Cabinet officers. diplomatic corps
many members Of Congress. and vas
crowd attended Prof. Langston pre-
sided and Fred Douglass delivered tn,
oration.
Purchase of silver bullion.
Tho Treasury Department purchased
ten months supply or silver bullion u
fcw weeks ngo MT three cents per ounce
below the present rate This. with the
bullion fund. IL III supposed, will be SUI
ilcicnt for coinage until the annual sot-
tlcmcnt at tho mint In Juno next.
Lincoln square soIemnitics.
Tho speakers made no allusion to cur.
rent politics at Lincoln Square to-day.
The President to Testify.
After spenking unquultledly Of McD..
Ford alluded to some claims pending
before tho department in which tho
President was to have m interest. This
matter will probably afford another sub
ject for investigation. President Grant
viii be subpTnned by the committee Ia
yestigating the frauds when the cxami-
nation OF witnesses Is concluded.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, April H. AT Algicrs. or
"Wednesday last. n serious engngomen
occurred between the French troops
and insurgents south OF Constantine
The latter numbered 1000 infantry ant
100 cavalry. The French force was
much mailer. The insurgents were
completely defeated. and lost about GOt
killed and wounded, including Their
leader A largo number were taker
prisoners. Two French officers were
wounded and twenty soldiers killed and
wounded.
| Changes of Prefccts.
| The changes Of Projects reported this
evening consist principally or transfers
only one Prcfect has been dismissed
Eight have been placed on tho retired
list. one of whom II tho MARQUIS De
Fournes, Project of Savoy
Republican senator.
NJ In Serve, Republican, has been
elected Senator by tho Ilo De La Re
union.
A heavy snow storm has prevailed
throughout France. Tho snow was un-
usually deep ut Bordeaux and Mar
seillcs.
Tho body of infantry insurgent force
defeated by French troops south Of Con
stantine. Algeria. numbered 1000, not
1000. M NJ first stated
Pastors Appeal RcJcrtea.
LONDON. April Ia. A Madrid dispatch
to the Times states that tho Court or
Cessation has rejected the appeal of
Pastor. condemned to death for an at
tempt TO shoot King Amadeus. Tho
whereabouts Of Pastor Is unknown.
The Concoraat.
Tho Didro ministerial paper cner-
geticnlly denies that the government in
tends to ro-ostablish tho Concordat OF
1861.
Dnby Farming.
MONTREAL, April H.--The baby farm
ing business. MS carried on In this city.
IL attracting considerable attention.
The Board Of Health held u meeting
and discussed the subject. It was
shown that out OF 10 babies received ut
the Grcy Nun Hospital last year, only
ss survived; Al OF tho illigitimnts chill
dren belonged to Montreal and ~ were
sent from the United States.
Apologies 10 Prince Wrcdc.
A Times Vienna dispatch states the
Servian government has apologizcd to
Prince Wredc. and promised to prose-
quito those who took part In tho insult
ing demonstration Of Sunday.
war AKninAt Nero.
The Russian H,raiidc says the Shah
Of Persia bas sent u large force of troops
to Meschcd,a u city in North Eastern
Persia. capitol Of the Province Of
khorassan, whence they will commence
war against Moro.
II tho Shah succeeds no may be OK.
pocted to take possession OF Moro before
Russia can annex IL.
Attitude NJ RUSSIA.
A special dispatch, to the Times from
Berlin says that tho journals Of tho
Czech party In Austria assert Russia
plainly informed tho Servians that she
will protect them from Austrian coercion
IN the event OF Seryia declaring war
against Turkey.
The Question Of the Fucros.
MADRID. March II Is considered
certain that tho question OF the fueros
will be solved by placing tho Basque
provinces on tho same footing rs the
rest Of Spain as to taxation and con
scription, but permitting them to retain
their democratic municipal organiza-
Jon.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

John Trinun, who has been on trial
some time for n violation Of the Sunday
law. The Law and Order Society have
presented complaints against two-thirds
| OF Tho saloon Keepers, aud refuse 10
compromise. Sunday traffic must stop.
Efforts In Favor Of Mcdonald.
ST. LOUIS. April H. McDonald's i'm
| prisonmcnt dates from last November
23. A strong but Intellectual effort was
made to have the Jail substituted for the
Penltentlnry.
CHICAGO. April ~. In the United
States Court this morning proceedings In
forfeiture were entered by the Govern
mont against the distillcres Of Gholson.
G.. Russell Parker. l.. Mason Mcsercle
* CO.. and Steward Meserele plead
guilty TO ono count of the indictment
against him.
Riot Among Miners.
CLEVELAND. April II. A riot occurred
near Massillon between the green hands
who wore about to commence work in
tho ccal mines and the striking miners
George Warrington, or this city, pro
priotor OF tho mine. was struck In the
head md severely injured. The Sheriff
has gone to the mines with Il strong
posse.
FALL RIVER. April H. Marvel, Dovol
& Co . L.achino shops burned Loss
100000.
Greeley Mansion Burnt.
CuArrAQuA, April H. The old Greeley
mansion in the woods, which was unoc-
cupied. was totally destroyed by fire
this evening.
Blown Down.
GERMANTowN, KY, April IT. The
house Of John Mcffert was blown down,
killing Meffert and his grandson. and
injuriDg six others.
Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, April IA For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley. stationary or rising bn-
rometer, cooler north and west winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
The Mississippi river will remain
above the danger line from Memphis to
below Vicksburg, nnd will continue
rising ut st. Louis.
AbsrOnded.
OswEGo, April ID. Richard Kingor,
tax collector. absconded with $1,000.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
DOM EsTIC MARKETS.

Loutsyu.Lw. April ii--Flour and grain dul
mud unchanged. Pork s25 Bulk meats shout
ders 81, coar ri IL sides its@t2. clear sides i2p
mI2A. Bacon shoulders p',. clear rib aud clear
sides s2 756t13 80. Hugar-cured hams H'4G0ib
Lard -tierre i4Aoitp. kcg Il Whisky firm
81 U7. BagginR uuiet and unchanged.
CINCINNAI1. April IA Flour stuady and un-
changed. Wheat atsndy. 81 21tDi 81 Corn firm.
~. Oats quiet. a7a1a Rice aud bari ~ unchanged.
Pork nrrner sl2 81 ,do22 III. Lard steady steam.
rendered iae. Bulk moas stronger. shoulders
AZ, clear rib sides M ennr sides ~ Bacon
Il N shoulders %, clear rib sides l2st. clonr
ailns 49, Hogs firm whisky. domaud good.
generally hold at 81 %. Butter dun. prime to
choice, 2etG2s.
Sr. IouIs, April 1iFlour duh and un-
changed. Wboat ilrm. No. rcd fall u %.
Corn inactieo i7,.gi7t, cash Oats inactive
No 2. a5's@a5A. Rye scarce and nrm; Go Bar
ley dun and unchanged. Whisky stondy 81 us.
Pork easier s22 TbGo2j Lard dun. i3hmlsb.
Bulk moata. bacon and cattlo unchanged Hogs
active aud lower.
CHICAGO. April H. Flour dull. Whoat oasior
at 81 0i's. Corn demand fair No. 2. 45l on the
spot. Oats weaker No. .. 800 on Tho spot. Rye
duI aud unchanged. Barley inactive ht toe on
tho spot Pork demand fair at S52 25au22 80.
Iard flrmor at u G2ig 1861 for juno delivery.
Bulk hlnats stsady and unchanged WHISKY
nominnlly 81 o.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

They werc sitting together, he and
she, and he was arduously thinking
what to say. Finally he burst out with
'In this land Of noble achievements and
undying glory, why is it that women do
not come more to the front? why is it
that they do not climb the ladder OF
fame 90 Il suppose" said she, putting
her finger in her mouth, lit is all on
account Of their pull backs" And then
she sighed and he sighed, side by side.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
River News.

SHREVEPORT. April i.--Wnntbcr oloar unt
caol liivor fallen inahos during tho last "
hours.
No arrivals OF departures
MEMPHIS. April n.-River fallen an inch
Weather generally cIoar and cool
Ar yns: Ruth from White river. legal Ten
der from Arkansas river. Durkstcp from Mad
son. fdlowild from Gaines Landing
departures: Parker for Cincinnati. Joscpl
Williams for Pittsburg.
V1cRsButa April H. Passed up Loo at 10 II
m. Morgan Ut y. m. Alico and Yaeger ut g y
m. Down; Katie at o y. m.
,INcINNAr, April u. River twentysly fee
and rising Weather clear and cool.
PITTsnuEu. April ~ River twelve feet nnt
rising. Both rivers rising ut their headwatcrs
Heavy rains last night and to-day. Weather
cooler. with prospects Of clearing lo-n night.
LouIsvrILE. April a-Itivcr rising: clever
feet six inches in the canal Weather ,ool ant
clear. Up: Chcrokee, from New Orleans 10 Gin
cinnati. Down Schenck. from Cincinnati tc
EVANSVILLE, \. .,ril u-Rivcr ~ clio feet nnf
rising fast Rain and wind last night cooler
to-day Down sherlock mt 0 10 p m
CAino. April ia.-Arrivad: Mary Houston from
Now Orleans at 2 n. m: Hte. Genevievo from ~
Lonis at SD m. bepariod Houston for On
ing. Weather clear. Mercury &c.
Harine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass April a., =, m. Barometer
1920 Wind northwest. fresh. Weather cloudy
"A Krriv"di:: ,i: Steamship Knickerbocker. Mt . p. m
kcmhlc, master. from New York. to A. M"ulton
sailed;a,, Bark Prosporidad and schooner
Jennie Wood.
GALVESTON, April u.-Arrived: Steamship
Carondelet. from New York. Sailod: Braaos
for New York.
NEw. YORK. April it-Arrivod: City of San
Antonio.
Arrived: State Of Pennsylvania. Othelo
Australia. Tybeo Reading. Arrived out: Hops
burg Cornwall. Erato, Charlotte. LANCET, Wild
Hunter. Konkotdia. Ebnnezcr. Mamma. Eleeta
Tellers. Ida Constantia b. II. str,eakoar. P4rvonir
Aladdin. Morland, Tros. Australia VIM Hunter
Bravo. N. and IL. Gardner. Success. Colonist and
G. g. Van Horn IIomeward bound: =. n. W
Blcthou for Charleston.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Coroner Praedicow, Of st. Louis, took
some money and fine diamond stud
from corpse that had been found in
the water, and put them in his pocket
Soon afterward he missed the diamond
and could find it nowhere. 5. ared by
the likelihood of being accused OF steal
ing it, he went home, and his excite
ment made him dangerously i'll. The
diamond was discovered in the lining ol
his vest, but he has not yet recovered
from the shock to his nerves.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Join them In bringing out new can
didate like Mr., Wheeler. The united
conkling, Morton, and Cameron forces
viii mnke the mountain. and tho Ohio
Mohnmmed may have to go to it.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

When the Turkish census takers 90
about they don't count women at all
They put down lot Of ciphers, and
let it 60 at that.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

The man who believes the condition
of our public affairs is theme for Cen
tennial rejoicing is not talking at this
time.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

The following is a new rendition
"Cry havoc and let slip the Secretary
Of War"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

TWITITT7 Tt''ETNIHT. n UTIT I6I
A cutting affrny occurred last evening
at tho corner of Royal and Theatre
streets, IN which II negro man by The
namo or Andrew Mitchell received u
dangerous wound IN the right side. He
alleges that II white woman, whom he
claims for his wife. did it. The case will
be tried before the Mayor this morning.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15
Dispa tch to Morton.

GLOUCESTER, April l4.-Great anxiety
is felt for the safety Of the fishing
schooner Kearsage. 1t is feared she has
founderei. She carried ten men.
License Revoked.
BUFFALO, N. ", April 1.-THE Excise
Commissioners revoked the license Of
, 1876-02-19

tton Of Geneva to recover tho sutn loft by the
Duke Of n1unBwlck TO that city. TIE young Vis-
count, her son. appears TO havo anticipated u
favorable decision Of Ills mottlor's sult by pro-
f,lse expenditure Ia Paris, but tho of1onae es-
poc1ally imputed to him was having. takon part
In tho review Of tho French troops by Marshal
AfAcaralIon lsst Juno. In order that ho might
figure to alyantago on that occaBion, DO puf.
ol,asod 4 hofso on credit, 1onacd tho uniform Of
IN officer in tho Fronci, Ol,assours, and Joined
tho Marsl,als STAFF. When The vender OF tho
horse applied 10 him for payment l,o wrote him
violent letter, and challenged him to mortal
eoneihing 90 account, aecoptod Tho ohalcpRe.
hut when ho repaired to the place OF tnoostng Ills
debtor snd adversary WAS nowhere to ho found.
Lilo WAS, however, hfterwarl discovered by tho
Police, and, Notwithstanding tho advocacy Of u.
Lnchaud, sentenced to two months imprison-
mont.
, 1876-02-19
DopIoston Extfnorttannrys

- -... AHfhs feny Hound.
II mAkoa one ehuildor to road jn Ameot do IL
Uoussate'a Memoirea that Louis tho Thirteenth
waa bled forty-sayen times, aud etnetized, OF
pusgel. 2l5 times, in = ainglo year. Unneees.
sary blee1ng hhd somashinE to do with RAphaela
carly death. Although, during tho last thirty
or forty yoars, the practice OF bleeding has beon
reduced In France TO narrow limits, its abuso
stil persists In tho Spanat, and Italian penlnAu-
las, and strangers ought to bo warned Of 1t. Tho
Italian DOCTORS outdo the 6spgradoa Of nvoHy
other country in tho world In employ
ing venB-Bectton for slmost oyo1y COM
plant. You may meot With Italians
who hare been bled 100 times Ia
Tho courss Of their liros. The doctors
justification L., that the exceptional climate OF
Turin renderu this remedial meaaute indiapensa-
bla! one Of thcir most notable victims must
DO fresh tn every ono's momory. On tho 18th ot
May, 1861, after stormy lebate In Parliament,
Count Cavonr went homo depressed aud anxious.
In The night ha was auoko by vomiting and in
toslinal pains, the consequence OF Indigestion,
which frequently OCCURS upder similar circum.
Stances. 1lo was bied immediately; again At q
In tho morningf again At s In the Afternoon,
Tho Paris medical journala did not conceal theis
conviction that under snch treatment the illus
trioua etataaman'd case was hopeless. On the
1Bt and 2d OF June he Was bIed agaln again or
the 4th. On tho morning OF tho ~ he died.
ln the November following one OF hla doolosa
fell martyr to tho Same abautd syatom, having
undergone, In the illness which carried him on,
aoven bloadings, bestdsa numerous lcecblugs.
, 1876-02-19
LOCAL LETTERS.
THE FOURTH WARD.

10 tie Editor of 7hs Chicago 1f,bune:
CH1oAao, Feb. 18,-Would yon DO kind enough
to publish this cali. Wo want every Republican
at these mcotings. and 1t will do them good to
DO thero
70 4e rottrs Of Tie Fourth H'ard: We ara on tbs
eyo Of m important election. EynEy Responsible, sw-
sbid!ng etuien should tcel II NJ duty to iat. an sst
tho present awtss rings swept away md our city
Offices plsced In tho hands ot honest faithful otneia!s
,sha Will do their dutr without fear or favor. We
want an honest Mayor, honest TIeasisrer honest A.
get thera7 Yea But howl Dy The honest s!s!tens
seetug that honest nominated. and then thlt
,onest .nen zrc elected mud by their donoth.ng,
toY-at.home haven't politics Way Of
doing permit tho rabbi, tho tbleycs, tbs gamblers,
etc., "a sgasa obtain possession Of esery office.
lail nas been rented, chairs provided, and eyery
Saturday ward meeting 10 he!I At No. 96o Wahash
avenue, near Twenty-aecond stzeet. Abls speakers
have aItrcaacd tho different meetings., At one Of
which ar J. Ate1lll gave an Interesting a!dreas upon
Municipal Governments n the principal cities OF El-
rope and pointed out the causes thst produce cor
rurtson or cities. Msrt Dexter also haH been
Invited 10 add,eas tbs Club. Now, gentlcmen, turn
out, let tho roster Of the Fourth Ward een.ssn tho
rams Of every respectable voter in tho ward.
FouH1u WAND REPUBLICAN,.
, 1876-02-19
DEATHS.


CoR1iEs-Thnrsdsy e.on!ng Feb. Il, At the nti.
". CorlIcs widow Of tho Iats Alfted r. CorI!sst Of Kv
York CITY.
Flnern ncrvlces at tho honsc, No. % South Ashland
av., gu1tlay ii ag II. IN. Friends OF the family IN
nyitcd Tho retnalua will 10 taken 10 New York for
internsens.
FERuUsOE-Tcb Il, af scarlet fcsoF. Ut No. ~
North EanKamon.st., Thomas L. FeFgIaon, ngsd
yearb and months; afso Fct. II. Of scarlet feTcf
No. 1s1 Eorth sangamon.ss., Virginia Ferguson, ss
years snd months.
11ALLocK-1n this eitJ, Fob. 10, at blu Residence
No. At Weat Huron-at., Arden II. Halock, aged 81
years.
No!Ica OF funeral hereafter.
k1-Brooklyn and Now York City papers please copy
GOLDSarIT1I-1n this city, Feb II, OF consumption
William Goldsmith. nged ~ years.
WlER-Feb. 1s. 1lzzc T.. beloved wife Of AuatlaH 4.
Wior, agod - yesss.
Funeral from her lao reAi.tcncc, No. i19 Vetnonsy.
Haturlay morning 1t 3 O'Clock.
COLWELI-At Jackson, Mich, Monday, Feb. II, d
hoart lisease g. L. Colwcli, aged 30 yesra.
nICuARDsON-Iu Wlunctka. ILL.,. Feb. II. Of scarlet
fover Marion s. youngest daughter Of George =. and
LsnA X. Richardson. ..
~ B-Kenoshs ('vIs+l papers please cory.
WI1BON--In New York on the 3th Inst. Of hrain II
vcr Henry bradford Wtlson of Chicago, aged 10 reatA
Nemalns 10 DO inferred IN Greenwood.
rENHY-Fob. II, Of typhoid fever, at hl residence
| No. $40 North Wella~at Darwin ". Perry.
His rcnalna were taktn to Malson MIS-, wheEo the
! funeral will take place on the 10Th fAst.
1Nuffuo papcTa 1lcnae copy.
, 1876-02-19

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There viii DO = meeting thfs evening Of tho
rasal pnlntsn glass dosters Of this city, at Tho
Contrai HotA, on Market etreet near Madison,
to hour tho -oport OF tho Committee, and tako
such further sops rs shall DO suggested.
Tho old tnou,lers Of tho Fifty-sovsnth Illinois
Vo!uuteors Will assemble at No. 100 Madison
straet Room 0, ca tie ed Of thIa month, at 2
o'clock p. m, Ia oommemotAtion Of Washing
toms birthday, aud 70 do such business ~ may
come bofors tho orsasizatfen.
Moncure D. ConsaY The brilliant London
correspondent Of thu Cincinnati Commercial,
lectures for tho that THO bpforo hia foturn to
Enrope before tho auadAY Lecture 8ocIoty, at
AioCosmick NaiI. so.mof1tW l13 afternoon At 9
| 10 conts.
rrof. Ransom Doxtcr. wellknown Naturat-
! ist. and Professor IL the UpiYerHty OF Chicago,
| Will lecture in Farwoll Hall Thselay evening.
| Ilo will talk about the pheuoment Of tho brain
md Spinal cog tracing tn thS ~ phssls! ,s aud eut, 4.
| many beautiful illustrations,
| OEnMANA MEHNEHClOH coNCflT.
Tho GermaniA N[nnnorchor, with tae sssist-
| anceof Mmo. Jenny Vally, Will give aconcort
! programme:
- ~'ee' '>''" oreattt,a.
.D'' a' An'ss'", n,.'~ss ,..s,a''
- '>''" 49, xIme. jenny vat,r.
| 1. Adsgio-afenuett aud anale from tho
s!ss a's.y. Geksa, ;,sxi;, md Sis
g. "pss Dsu'sh' Leg dh:,:: 'sshn''d'
r.nt..ls-srom r.anssuser. an3as .sta.n,
=. "1roca dor Vein r-Terseit -. .Kun.s
Mtssrs. Biathard, christn'a"n, and Ktlint': -.
D. im: ysnay iae.
q. Fgntaao from Eru4pI for YQlonce1o, Yerd
, 1876-02-19
4 Remarkable Wager and Its Hln0u-
IAr lkcAultss

Troy w. ~ 1tsHss.
Some yesta ago, J: Y. beryiss, ct Amstardsm,
to plny = Joke 40 stephen Arnold. Of the Arnold
House, both Of that place. went to him and said
that they had bet drlnka On certain question:
in dispute, and that they desired him to ast ~
referee, tho drinks to be paid for when the bet
aud drinks to the amount Of S3.t0 wore disposed
OF. Mr. 8srviss then sald that Id hAd bet NANNY
tho drinks to tho onsiro party At Arnold's thai,
when the api1o of tho new Catholic cathedral
bot that il would fall to the east. OF course tho
lsugh mas upon Arnold. Hs looked puzzlod for
, moment. then quietly producing book, ha
carefully noted down the terms Of Tho bot. Dur
in9 ths gale of IT xesk Tho sR1o Of shas estho.
reached Arnold, who drew on h,s Ulster ~ It he
bad bsou CREASED, drove up 70 his house ~ .Apl1-
" ~ possible, produced the book In which he
had recorded ths bss, and almoas before Iii.
, 1876-02-19
PATCH KNOWS NOTHING.
WILL "TAx-rAYEn nEPNEsa MS MEMORY
rhn foltov,np letter was received as TIE Taiu'


WILL "TAx-pAYEn' nEpNEsH HIS MEMORY:
Tho following letter WAS received a. TIE Tniu'
usE e!1ico q few days ago:
10 he Etftf,r NJ rh- thirt1a !ritanes ,.,..
CNlcAno, Fet. !G.--fFhy dent YOU lhteeSlc" MI q
D, Coy3t,s rc,s. who is always 70 bo found It hte
traneh offices nj lrowns salonn No. q North Clsrk
strset. Or unlcr tue Sherman House, n the corner
h.ac,nent7 He knows moro about II. u. GolSln sud
tic charter election than Seae, or any oe ese except
In order 10 eound tho tlcptl, of Mr.. patche In
formation, n TR1nusE man charged around tho
city YESTERDAY In search OF the knowlelKo.lnlen
Inspector. Finally ho!,nE Thin ht shn office Of
tho Superintendent, the ncwsgatherer charged
OH tho WORKS.
But sir. Patch seemed taken utterly by SUIT
priso wten the subject Of frauds at the Chattee
election waa broachod. He Lad heard, Oh! +!
yes lo had heard t1lere MAS bad work IN some
Of tho wards A. that ofectlon but he kne1 Of
nothing, OIL no, absolutely nothing, coucet1l-
ing tllcm. AZ to tho Sl1teonth Ward {Alr.
patcil's wartl) Oh bleba you, there had noTer
been any frauds tllaro OF hnv kind not Of an{
kind sir positively none. Why ho (Alr: ra:ch)
should be suspected Of cognizanco Of frauds
anywhere, he {Alr. Pasch) could not divine, ns
ho (air. ratch) had noseE loaned himself to any
thing OF tho kind, aud he {Alr. Patch) never
would, and uoyor will. As 10 the Ninth Ward,
he (Mr. patcl) had mover heard word, not a
word and ho {ar. pAtch) bad 10 zcason to be-.
l,ovo that any frauds hhd error been committed
thore. -
II !" Payer f" has any Information rs 10
Mr.. patch's information, now is tho time fnr
him e. Tax pagct y to crawl out OF tho brush.