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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

LRvY BRoTHERs.-While we hear on every
eide dismal chorus Of hard times. trade" etc., 1t
Is both pleasant and cOnsong to know that at least
house is doing good business Why this houSe ahould
prosper while others fail every will guess after hs
own fashion. Our guess is that the Levy Brothers,
being intelligent active and wideAwake business
don't ait down and wait for trade to to them but
stir around. take advantage OF the big sales made ct
the North and Of the low prices of goods buy cheap
what they know peSpe want and make quick sales
here ut small profits It's tEue but tot the great benefit
of people, to the advantage Of city and to their
credit This American push and dash 10 their best
card, but they neglect means of increasing and
extending their business in illustration Of which
refer TO their column advertisement fifth page
wherein they tell readers that they making q
grand clearing ont ssle Of their present stock and
beOO cost to make for their fall goods which
under way.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

Con ron T1Es.-In another column we pub
llSh Advertisement from the American Cotton Tie
Company Uimited) the management Of whose business
In the South is under the control the we'll known
firm OF r. W. Rayne & Co.. Al Carondeet street. The
Company, through its New Orleans agents, whose
names are given in the notice, is prepared to supply
the trade, In quantities to suit, with the following
celebrated ties Arrow and Open Side Slot Beard
Brother's Look Tie, and Branch Crookes Co.'S Lock
Tie The interests of Beard Bro and Branch Crooks
& Co. have been merged into the American Tie Co.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

Last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday there
perfect jam at the popular store Of the Levy
Brothers Magazine street. Ladies' young and old
went with eager, longing eyes. and came out all
radiant with happiness ut the splendid bargains they
had made. During the last three days of the week
large thronged the store hut the three frat
will long stand rodetter dnyo in the history Of dry
goods in New Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06

TaRNIP SEED.-Mr. Z. f. Virgin, the we'll
known dealer in seed, No. % GrAver street. between
Camp and Magazine, has received large supply Of the
new crop Of turnip seek-grsWth Of lsTo-whioh he
VIII sen in quantities % si He hiss also alarEe stock
n ....nn-Ila onoa 81 - hIn.la Z IS
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Transient Advortsements, q 30 per square anoh in
certion.
Outs inserted as special rates.
VENTS aud Personal InfcruRttnn AdveFGtEowan1t1s
10 ceutN peE Inc each insagtlon-
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TIRE PRISON BILL.


the came direction, but that Waterford had
superior claims on account CT the superior
facilities of communication which is pos
seesed." That the spectacle here presented
is worthy of unqualified praise, We are not
prepared to say.
WORKING OF THE COERCION ACT,
A case which affords @ striking exempli-
fcation of the working of the Coercion Act
came oD for trial at Trim on Tuesday before
Baron DOwse. A woman named Mary
johnson, who owns small shop in the
town of Ke!ls, was charged with having OBJ
tanned money by false prstenses by putting
in at the Kelis presentment Session q
fraudulent application for losses che alleged
she had suffered by the malicious burning
of her house. She was acquitted, but the
manner in which tho evidence against her
was obtained is what is of real Importance
The police suspected her of writing a
threatening letter which she said she had
received after her application for compen-
satiOn. Even If she were guilty, this was
no legal crime, but nevertheless the police
illegally asked for and obtained warrant
to search her house for proofs of its com :.
initial. Not only that, but having obtained
authority to search for evidence OF her
having written the threatening letter, they
illegally proceeded TO exercise it for the
| further purpose of convicting her of the
burning. Finally, in the words OF Baron
Dowse, the authorities in Kells al got this
| woman to make an information against
some persons unknown fer sending threat
ening letter, though they believed she sent
it herself" 1t is little wonder that the
| judge should have added that " a more IN
just, O more unwarrantable, a moro unjusti-
fable act had never come before him on
the bench or at the bar"
SUNDAY CLOSING.
The advocates of Sunday Closing have
scorad smother victory, It viii DO re-
menhased thas, The Government haying
, 1876-03-01
TURKEY.
DRr0RSfa ItE1rCTEr,.


LoSDoa, Feb. GA Vienna SPECIAL GAYS tho
HerzegoyiulAn chiefa have te1esraphed to the
Bosnian leaders sha: they will reject tho reforms
recently nroirored by Turkey 90 'ouE az nthe people
are not cousu!tcd. They wish 10 &C. Ia concert
With tho Bosntans. In North Boenia tho amnesty
docroe has been published, hut the Inhabitants
refuse to accept It.
ELECTION ht0Tg.
Bangufnary ARRAYS occurred at kragujeya.z
and semen1ria. In servta, during tho Communal
oIocsionH. The fomeuterB OF tie disturbances
arc hoating the revolutionary flag.
ANOTHER PEACE PROPORTION.
LONDON, 3lareh 1--6 >. MA Berlin dispatch
shys the agent Of the Russian Society for AID to
hick and Wounded tletzogoyinlans is. with tbs
approval OF the insurgents. framing memorial
for presentation to the ak Powers. The pabes
recommends tho union Of the tnsurgent dls-
tricts With Montenegro Under sratem Of perfect
autonomy, but subject to the Sovereignty OF the
Porto, Al tho onIy acceptable solution OF tho
difficulty. The 1ussolmon OF bosnia par:Ic,,-
larry oppose tho po1to's proposal that Christtana
aud Mahommeaous DO equally represented in
tho Executive Comraitteos aud demand that they
havo = swo-thrda us}oritY.
, 1876-03-01

to eive Fisher An opportunity to make aome-
thtnY, and toionck Afterwards said he found
Fihhor q very valushla mnu. Flal,sr vroso ar
tfcIes for tho Lon.iou Mining journal, paying
very large prices for their publication, and tloJ
weFo oxtrayAgans In praise Of
THE HtCaNEHs or THE ENNA NINE,
hnd OF most extraordinary character as to tnis-
representation.
On June /. 1879, tho TmmA Mine literally
caved 10, or collapsed, and las not since boon
could aaslaf! tho Ens!!sh atockhotdera for tho
non-pro1nctton Of ORC, ho replsod that HAs easily
managed. Ihcy could say that the snovs. q
Utah wero 80 deep AZ 10 prevent hauling, tnt
thoy could mako up for ioBt time during tho
summer.
park wsoto 10 Anderson. connected with the
Company, on tho 29!h Of Jnly, 1874 aftos his
return from Salt Lako CltY, that while ho OK.
pccted to see in tho Emma hfihe largo beds OF
orc the sight Of thprn wont fer above hts e1-
poctatfons. Thoro was nc report concerning tho
vast products Of tho nsinc bnt what foil far
Bslort OF the truth. On suot false represents
tions tho stock IS consequence advanced.
Kocess.
AFTERNOON HE8HroN.
The Committee mot In the afternoon and de-
c!dod to continue tho Investigation. They hayo
summoned ox.Rnnator Stewart, who ID now in
Ca!Iforple, and r. W. Park, who Ia 10 South
America. Tho Committee will examine in = day
Or two tho testimony Of Con. Schenck. tARcn In
England, concerning his Ernmt. Nine connoc-
tIon. Tho Investigation will be thorough. and
full,s Opportunity will DO gtvon to 0en. bchenck
and his frfepda to bo hesrd Oh tho subject.
, 1876-03-01

LONDON, Fob. aD.-It Ia rumored that some
scaudals In connection with tho Liverpool cot
ton trade will shortly be mhde public. Thore
hayo been two or threo failurca Of brokers re
Gently, aud, In the caeo OF one Of the bankrup
arms, tt Is alleged that aome very questionable
transactions wore brought to light. They art
reported to hayo bought cotton freely for ti,eil
own account, giving tho spinue1s names ~ pur-
cAaaoss. Iheso nre other aenous allegations
against them and the two partners arc bollovol
to haYa decsmpod,
THE soEz CANAL ruRcnAsE.
Tho Times, in I'M editorial, says: 1--WE hear
with much reRrot that Stt Daniel Lauge has
Geased 10 be connectcd with tho direction OF tllt
Eue1 Lan6t company ~ representative of The
Lhe,ssn tntercata therein. Tho important share
whlch Biz Daniel took III the formation OF the
canal, share acarcoly second to that Of II. dc
Leea0pa h!nself, and tho fact that he Ass bael,
tho on'y Engltshman prominently connected
Win Ino enterprise, Iondur his dismissal by the
frepcl Administration especially tnoppo1tuno
at moment WHOM there arc too many Eugllull
politicians on tho watch for aIgns Of the Com.
pany'a disregard fur tho iptereat OF this country
and ita stake In tho canal.
Kxc1T1Nu ELECTION.
LONDON, Feb. 29.--An exciting Parliamentary
election Was hold ut lIarshstu. 8ussex, to-day,
70 htl the vacanpy canEed by tho unseatu. ol
Hurst for bribery. brown, tho Liberal caiitii.
date. Waa returned. defeating 8r Harding 8.
N'uo39a 1ouo&ot A2neEnts " nIky'fouf tna]of1tY.
AlSlB1EA BoIIENcK'S POSITION,
LlsDitA 10 .fets York {tefatI,
LONDON, Feb. 46.-The Daily Ketcs made ths
following announcement thta morning, "Ws
arc informed that Gen. Boheuck in nos iikely to
retire from the office Of Uaited Hts.es Minia,ef
70 this country. The President has not required
lis resignation: aud Gen. achepck IT, 1t IL said,
prepared 20 defend his conduct in tho Etnma
hltne knair before both tho EuE!ish courts and
the American Congress-"
TUE LONDON SEASON INAu0u1ATED nj THE QUEEN,
The Lonoon season was fairly inaugurate1 thls
week BY Court hold by the Queen Ia Bucking.
lam Palace. Vast crowds gatllored 10 greet Her
Majesty and the Princess Of Wales, ~ tho drove
from taddiuEtou station 10 tbs palace. Minis.
ter bchenck aud tho 3IiBeos Bchanck wefe pres
ent at Court. It may lntorest your lady FeAdsrs
TO- describe tho dresaoa which were con-
eldered tue most elegant. They were .
a Eseh blaok pouls DO sole, ca train,
trimmed In brocadsd gauze and 9nanlah laee ;
diamond necklace, veil, aud plume. Another
wAs black t&ffeta. en- train, orer = black tuiio
dtesa trimmed with Nbfte hyactnths, : wrsath Of
hJetiuths. tu!lo veil, aud plume. Another yas
rich pon't do sote train Of pals Rnauas, ! tulia
drsss OF the sauaa tint tftGpisd with shaded oAk
leaYcs, AooFns, and birds, hesddreas Of oak
ieaves. : tutfo veil. and plume.
On Friday HcF Majesty attended coucsst st
Alhert Hall A. spectacle It VA failure.
, 1876-03-01
IOWA..
IfOT.Er.

DEa 1torxrs, H.. Feb. 29.-In tho Houas, bills
were passed to q eccond reading to tax dogs,
Township AHscssors to mako returns Of all dogs
in tlcir distrlcts; to puuish trnmps to punish
poreons attempting to break out Of county jai1s !;
to exempt from execution mauuscr!pss OF Au-
tiors and models OF inventors; to organtzh
Cook County from tue oaa park of pottawatto-
milo County; to authorize cities Of 10000 popu-
latlop to levy tax Of hot moro than mill On d
do!lar for uscRIsulizing the streets limiting
the amount Of school funds loaned to oue per
nou to *l,001, and no loan 70 bs made to county
officers; paoyiding that action on debts agalnst
municipal corporations shall DO brought In tho
county where aucls corporations are situated.
The joint resolution providing for M Invests
Cation Of tho management OF the Ans:1oas Petsi-
tont!asy VAS presented, pending which tho
House adjourned.
Tho Ecnate rsssed bi1!s fixing tho weight Of
buahel OF coke at 38 rounds also that tic coai-
pcnsation Of School District Trcasurern and Hec-
setaries shall bs per cent Of all tho money re-
ceivod by them. uot including tho amount from
their predecessors.
Al!ls wore passed to second reading to pro-
1b,t tbs ssle pf liquor near the limits Of cities
not now prohibited by law.
4 bill providing for tho organization Of tho
6tsto rel,itentiary at Ansmosa under the Hsate
law whs taken up. peualng which the ssnate nd
fonrnetl.
Senator Nothcrt was this afternoon chosen
President pro TEN Of the Senate.
Tho House tabled the resolutions for com-
mtteo to investigate the Anamosa peniten7lary
management. Tho bal.uco OF the afternoon
session was bpeut On tho Capital Punishment
bill. An amendment vas ndopted that Judge
may, At Ills distretl0n, commute the punishment
to inj risouMent for life if tho same is rccom-
naenlod BY majority Of tue jury finding tho
Ferdick.
, 1876-03-01
Bosnia and Herzegovina Ro.
iect the Porte's Proposals.
Twelve Thousand People Rendered
Homeless by Floods in Hungary.
NJ. Lie Franc Appointed Minister
of the Interior by Niue.
nfn1ion.
Russia Formally Annexes Khokand to
Her Dominions,


SPAIN.
coAsr.otsnn ay,znpp
a,,,,4o ~ % vaa.".a" ~ , =,
tlbaAttAh' feo' z''-taetotdaS Vessel OF
Tho spanish cohst-gnards seized N English trad.
iue ycgapl s ruilcs from hcre. Tie merchant
~, hron.h, ,sn 49, f,,h..,.s .,.s .." sa.p,
a'N ~, 'sso e'u'A''a'' "''o pilAo eA""
IRON 1uo ti1asoa eoAst al pFisonefs.
DON cAR1<oa
PARIS, Fob. 20.-Don Carlos accompanied by
fnnte Cesnrta inf MAINTAIN, voaeer1.r nvn,tn.
for nm 1t IL renortad bo ;p,onds 1o;,. d, ~
4ot f@u' II ID toposteo ne 'n'onas gong 10 En'
e'ana. ..-..-.-
e' rs tSD 5aE Ssssn pon csfos .svs
at Pau, tic Project inforaIod him That he could
not allow Him to reside evcn tor BAort tuo iu
hts department. ue added that tle French
Government would pormit him to aoiourn tenn
porarily iu some town in tho north Of Franco
and suggested among othcrs Dioppo and Bou-
]ogne. Tho Project placed Hpeciat train will,
saloon curriago at tho disposa. Of Don Carlos
to take him with Ills family and suitc, II ho do
or to place Of residence In the North.
The decentralization Of Carltst refugees near Pau
hns obliged tue local authorities TO mako special
arrangelncntd to convoy thom to tho interior Of
NAyAnnr.
The flipLs of Don Carlo, has thrown tho Car
list population Of Navarro into complete stupo-
factioIi. Tho submissions arc 90 numoro,,s that
~ Ii 1ulpQH6lplO 70 {llA1. Alf0EpfhfH
returning to their homes In Navarro to lind them
entirely devastated. I4c railrpada and toln.
graphs arc being rapidly 1cpa,rej. % rha Aiton. i
stas troops arc pursuing tho remnants Of tho
Navarroz bnttaltonB.
Gen. a1otriouez occupies ali poaaes 1t puerto
Vsla.o.
-.. CANCELLATIONS,
Madrid journsis geographically insist that tho
Government must nov romose I'll cauaes Of dls-
content which might lead 70 q rcnewa, of tho war.
. srtLL 7uE1 COME.
LONDON. March l--G d. m.-,Iho Time, Parfa
dispatch eayH: Letters received hero give Gu
rious accounts OF the spectacle presented On tho
Spanish frontier. Whole banda Of Carf1ats
enter Franco Ut St. jean Pied do Port,
and max to DO intornctl. Some refugees
arrivo utterly destitute. Others bring horses
and mulea, which sell for baro trtflO. az hun.
dreds Of animals haye beon thus sold within =
few daya Th1 battsllous OF Navarro, Aiaya,
and luipuzcon hare diabandcd. Bo1uo Of tho
men hnyo nsked for amnesty. Others have
entorod France, generally at st. Jean Pied do
Port, whonco they arc aont into tho interior iu
various directions at tue axpeuao Of the French
authorities.
The of1lceEa accompanying Don Carlos aeeza to
bc we'll supplied Will money and arms. Carlos
, 1876-03-01

IroYcntr1s.-Thc nsns1 symptoms Of thta liaslaa
are cough. sasensAs Of tts lungs Or throat. hosrse
pAl"gm r*tter. and sometimes blood. II IL M in
lsnnatton of tie ne skin 1lutnR tho tuaids Of tbs
who's Of the wind tubta or air vtsscIs which run
Immediately surIFt.nes the cough, ra!u, iaa1nma-
tiou, favor, md iiiruty Of trt aiming: produces
tsen Aod easy expectoratiou. Ind affecta speed3
GurA
, 1876-03-01

IroSB Feb. 29.-0ambetta, 10 speech hero
yesterday, said tho Republican programme Hhs
peaoe abroad aud progress ut home. 10 urged
the nocosaity for coucllatory policy. and de-
clarod that tho Repnbiic should be opon to oil
Mho come to 1t sincerely.
IArSDAr1OE9.
PARIS, Feb. 29.-The waters Of tho Seino arc
rising, and tho plaiua near Paris arc already in
undated.
THE NEW MlHlBTEn 0r THE tSTEnIoH.
LoNpoN, Match 1--5 a. m.-Tho Standards
Paris dlspatch reports that n. Casimir perlere
haa aaa!ly declined the Ministry OF tho Iute.ior,
aud II. Le Franc has accepted 1t. II. NaIlou
will zntain the Portfolio Of Public Instruction.
, 1876-03-01
LYON.
4 IOTNf
THE KIND or A MAN liz Ii REPORTED TO De.

THE KIND or 4 MAN LIE Ii nEroRTED TO De.
Special Utspateh to The thfeoao TRIBUNE.
RACINE, Vita, Fob. 20.|ameB E. Lyon las
not boon resident Of Racine for q number Of
years. 1t pzcscut tbs headquarters arc supposed
to DO iu Now York, but he riats lis very oxcol.
tont family hero about once year. Ho Ia man
Of brilliant financial ability and*iudouitable On
orgy, aud hAs boon engaged in mining spscula-
tfona over alnce tho ativef mining feycr broko
out in tho Wcst. Ills claims that lie was ono Of
tho Original ouuors Of tho Emma Mtno La correct
beyond question, aud bis general statement be-
fore tho Congressional Colntul:tno is believed by
tAoso who know him best wllilo In thta city.
Blnco his revofao in Ills Western speculation,
howevor, ho has led rather nomadio lifos
, 1876-03-01
HUNGARY.

LONDON, Feb. 2o.-A special says the accounts
Of devastation from fuuudation In Hungary are
heartrondlpg. An hundred manufactures and
fifty other buildings at New Pesth have bccn
undermined and fallen. 1t ia feared that when
the waters retire, vast number ct nouscs III
Duda and other placcs along thu rtvor will fall,
Twelve THOUSAND Of the $4,000 inhabitanta Of
AlthQYer n5e homeleha.
, 1876-03-01

Ihc vhAt area Of The hall Was thrown Into gootn
by unpropllions woather and tho usual aombre
atltsa Of 1sftEuh hudtoncb. Tho soyAJ party
WAS IN mourning for tho 0santl Duct,css Mare.
OF ha'sta. Tho musical programme, which, "a
tAs Angtoman'hcs. and tho british Orchestral
Society declined 70 tako part Ia What : paper
Calls THE Duke OF ElinbuTg'a practira. 3oke."
The carly dopatture Of Her Majesty bosoto Tho
dteueR.
, 1876-03-01


LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from Tash-
kond. dated to-day, announces that Nusaia haa
incorporated khokand among hes POSSESSIONS
Con. scohelon has been appointed Governor OF
tho now province to which tho name of Ferehnn
h Elvon. The cx.khan OF Khohaul remains 1t
Tashkenl until further orders.
, 1876-03-01

snteta Dispateh 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
DErRolT. Mtcll., Fob. 29.-Tbe body Of Mrs.
Hannah Cta1ton, which wns buried few days
ago, was exhumad tc day for medical e1A.nina-
tton, it bnying been ronorsed that the lady rAs
poisoned by aone one In attendance.
, 1876-03-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To tho OOnssanlpifvc.-Wilb O0mA
ptulld Of Cod Trr Oil aul Linz, without possessing
Tbs very n4suAttng hIyoe Of tbs aFclu heettoor1
used, Is endowed BY ths phosphate uf lime With =
hesng property which rcneFs t'1a oil douhly caca-
etua. Remarkable tesnlou!.ls VI tA olhcacy can bs
exhibited 10 these who de.tro to tAem. Sold By
A, u. Hilbor, ChsluIst, Doston.
, 1876-03-01

NKw YoAK, Fob. 23.~-Pfesldant Jewett, Of tha
Erie HA1lrosd Company hAs issued ap ordsr for
bidding snY agent Or employa Of the Company
Iaklng freight for tha West 1t any reduction ii,
tho tsrf. qulshing al verbal contracts thas
haye besn made tor transportation At reduced
rates. and ordering that no contracts In future
shall be mAds II la2s than the ta1in chaIReg,
, 1876-03-01

5foSrnEAI, Can. Fob. 29.-Tho Redpsth
BugAr refinery has suspeadad. mud 800 hands Ars
t1touu out of employment.
, 1876-03-01

SHANGHAI, Fob. 29.-str. 0rosvenor, Secretary
Of the Drtlsh Legation. and party arrived At
Saehanoy tho 2sth Of january. whore shey met
tho British Escort, which IL to accompany them
to yunpAp
, 1876-03-01

SEw YoHs. rob. ?9-Tha steamship FaradAy
Arrived al the direct cahls yesterday, picked II
up and buoyetl both ends close together, and Il
now awaiting favorable weather to splice It,
, 1876-03-01

DEATH or GEN. TEL.
Tnx HAGUE, teb. 29.-Advicos have been ro-
cetved hero announcing tie death by chofera, at
Aoheen, OF Qeu. Pei, commander OF tho Dutch
fofcC8.
, 1876-03-01

Eg. Lorrs, Feb 2o.-Gooree neering, yonn4
man just coNyicled In the Washington County
Court Of numbering man named Beckett, Soma
months ago, At bail in Kingston Township, waa
brought here today and placed iu Jail for aafs-
keeping. Ile is to be hanged April 7.
, 1876-03-01

Cures for Cough or CSjd.-As soun ~
tl,ere ~ t4e slightest uueanncsa Of the cheat. With
difficulty u bralhiny, indication Of cough. TAXA
during the tay few " Bruwab Bronchial TEVches."
, 1876-03-01

ClNc1yxATl, Feb. 29-MrA, Ma ~ Ann Thorn
lou, aged ~, fell from an elevator in the build
Ing cornor Of Fifth and Main sssoots this Attor-
noon, q distance Of ONLY feet, and diea In few
hours. Deceased nas ono OF tho ptonoors OF this
city, and had recently cefooratod her golden we'd
ding,
, 1876-03-01
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. G., FOB. 29.-For tho Upper
Mississippi and Upper Aako region. stationary
or rising. followed By falling, barometor, uosth-
eas. wlnda. colder, cloudy weather.
LOCAL ORDINATIONS.
{tHididn. Etl1, n
, 1876-03-01
LOUISIANA.



New OnLxASs, La, Feb. 29,--The following
paragraph from the loading editorial Ia tho Plea.
yune fairly indicates ths prevailing sensinont
hers regarding the impeachment proceedings
agaiust Gov. Kellogg. "Tha impeachment fares
Ia over. 1t mas brief and beautiful piece OF
low comedy, in two acts, and AZ many scenea
The scene Of the first net was In the Lover, that
Of tho second In tho upper. HouYo Of tie Con-
e1al Aasomhly."
WARN TINE EXPECTED.
New ORLEANS, La, Fob. 29.--lndtcstlons aro
that tlero will be = ltvely titEu ut tho state"
House tomorrow oyor the impeachtneut buai-
ness. The talk AMONG Conservatives IL that tho
1louee will Ia body proceed 10 the sepAta Aaa
uemsud tie impeachment Of Kel!ogs.
, 1876-03-01


LONDON, Feb. 2G.-Tho Munich artists hayo
junt celebrated Rraud ast festival. II which tue
wediinB of tho Emperor Charles V, WAS 1epre-
aented In costume. Thero we're 400 participant,
in the pro session and 1000 perhons hi!o9osllor
took part ~ ;ho performance. kau!hnch's son
Emptess. Tito costutuda wore made fr1m
Bketchea supplied by artists. No costumes wcre
admitted without having been first approved by
hu artistic committee. Among tle hstorica1
Duoros, Holbein, Hans HacllB, Ulrlel Won Hut
ton, 0oetz Vou BerlichinRcrt, Ietzof, Electors,
Princes, warriors, prclates, monks, citizens,
}hdins, and 1naitlenH Of tho sixteenth century.
f1nB Ludwig himanli was supposed to have
colony put In full appearance. It waB true
srt festIvai, such aa Munich Aaa not seen aince
the days Of Ludwig I.
, 1876-03-01

SV9UHNA TUH Qf PEHJUHf.
NEW YonE, Feb. 29.-Augustino Il. Mcdonald.
a cotton Chin agent, was arrested In Hrooktve
to-day OH soglrison from tho Governor Of Ar
ksnBas. Mcdonald ia charged with Bubornattou
Of perjury, through which. II Is alleged the
Government was swIndled ont Of 9200UUO In I
claim for cottun uaid to have been burned In thd
late Tnr.
, 1876-03-01
A MINER FATALLY INJURED.

A MINER FATALLY INJURED.
dpeesat D1Spateh tn fhs Chseaao Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. 20.-Joan Conkliu,
minor tu = coai-shaft u Bloomington, received
probably fatal tniutios to-day By the roof of the
miuo falling In On him.
, 1876-03-01

provo that protection In tho Untesd Bkatst had
neon detrimental to tho prosperity Of thai
To-morrow. being Ash Wednesday, Ill pub|ts
business will be suspeuded. 80"
, 1876-03-01

LOUISVILLE. kv,, Fob. ao.-1t hss becou.
known here to-day TINT Charles j. brent, book.
keeper Of the Falls City Tobacco Dauk, commit.
ted forgery last Thursday. Brens disappeared
On that day. bat, as 10 sent telegram from
Cinciunnti 10 d friend hero that bo had gotten
married by clipping With 6 well,known Louisville
boi!o. hs absenco excited no auup:ciou. Ihe laaly
was IN Frankfort ut ihe time. and therefore tho
officers discovered that Drans lal clip,od reg
ularly.mndc-out cl,ocs from ths hanks cneck-
hook. filled it for el5.U00. and written tho nsrne
o. the Merchants Hank OF New York rs the ono
wtshsd to bo drawn on. This chock Brent pre-.
Bented 10 tbs kentucky National Bank OF Louis
rlte for collection, lu 1oturo tho latter handed
hitn e7.4o3 in cash and tho balance In check
against hin own bank. Trout had been con-
s'dercd au excellent young man and his fall has
produced considerable Comment,