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, 1876-08-15

Epecsdl MspascA 10 ma 7tfaun4
PEORIA, H., Aug. l].-Tho establishment OF
a Work House ill tl!is city haytng been agttate1
for solne time. +. W. Wints, Of Bprtngleld, will
at!llress thu citizens OIL the subj lcct Thursday
evening.
The Peoria District Camp Meeting will bo
held Vt Oak Hi, commencing "Wednesday.
, 1876-08-15

GsSsza as4!s9 aSi; GsSE eM5Es

This UutteL stateA Government sdppted tho commoa>
sea,e Irus. :. ~ ~! a q.e G9au.!Iss y Eusops
lure. MsautarIu1sl ~ BARTLETT, buTAAN 4
I'D UtvIlns Huppvrtcns,, stlk Elsstls hsoekiaxss
CEutets4. lu4ttun4eaIa far uSIuIulttA etc.
, 1876-08-15
CAPTURED.

Special Di1paleh to Tie 7rtbaaA
61oux ClTr, Aug. 14.-A notorious horse
thief named Williams WAS captured here this Rf-
tcrnoon, aud pair Of horses belonging TO par
ty In Ayoca, Ia., recovered. Williams has sey-
eral aliases, and las heretofore confined his
operations chiefly TO the river posts.
, 1876-08-15
CASUALTIES.


CHIFFON HousE, Ont, Aug. 14.-ucman
Ncigel, one Of the c1cursionists from Toledo,
O., while walking OIL the bauk OF the Niagara
River, Just bulow the llorse-shoo Falls, fell
oycs aud was tnBtantly killed.
, 1876-08-15
IHF WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 1b,-l a. 1n.-lu
the La,ts region, falling barometer, northwest
to northeast winds, aud cooler, clear, or cloudy
weather, succeeding rain areas in ths Lover
Lake region. ......-..,..
LOCAL osaERyATtosa.
, 1876-08-15

DAEvhLE, ILL.,, Aug. 14.-A Lafayette drum
mcr, who hired horse Of one Of our livery
men on Friday last and drove him nearly to
death, WIS fned by Esquire htcAfnhon this
morning $40 for cruelty to Rnmnls.
, 1876-08-15

Bpz17H IH510EtA 70 1He 7F9u0H1
ST. LOUIS, aug. 14.-Dny before yesterday two
men named Ford and Rogers engaged ia guar
rel over a game Of cards at Farley, ,ealo, which
ended in the fatal stabblng Of Rogers by his an
tagonist. Bad whisky WIS the cnusa of the
tragedy.
, 1876-08-15
TFIFGRAPH1C NOTES.

SKw YoRK, Aug. 14.-Thc aEst wires Of the
East River hridgu wcro stretched ACROSS the
river thts morning. About 1000 people wcro
prcseut, md considerable enthusiasm was maui
f.,atnd
, 1876-08-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nnrnett'a F1Avor1nE Extraota-Ths snrer2.
pfjty Vt thcsc extracts consists In thee prrfscE
purity and great strength. Tloy arc wartanted
tres from the poisonous nla and acldR which enter
Into tho c0npOA!l0a Of many 0f tho fictitious fEne
nayotY now In The market.
, 1876-08-15

HELInlOUs PERSECUTION.
SHANGHAI, Aug. H.-A French mission chapel
Mt Ming kooc, for the provinse Of Ugan sal!,
was attacked by the populace during tho cclc-
bration Of Il mass. Tue priest aud many Of tho
congregation were killed.
, 1876-08-15
DROWNED.

Special Efspatca to 1As 7Hbunt.
M1NNBAroL1s, Miun., Aug. 14.-lsobcrt, aged
IL, son OF Herman Corklcr, OF this city, wns
drowned while battling In Silver Lake 1t Ger
nun pcu!e Yesterday.
, 1876-08-15

ctea:e s1ea sompsnisss ,Es. Of eval,y ,o ,cEi,
sGt' s"s g Il eq npa; @est to aos
II: !;:.E ~ ]; H. s$ss i:
yee: q; n.y. i, and ths iii q amsndsd s.a read
sss 4: ss sf;sos' , lie t:;s. s:ss;
as% +: +. s%h
hsnE sEna.5 80 wsh
sirn IT. only: a... n,., :, o.ox ..,. ,n.r :.
,o,,,v
1ns neu.s met a. 10 o'siash, In continuation Of
On motion n of Mr. rseket The senats b; ~, su'hor
rls: i sss!aa @nsy. sssetoss:e :pS;sp,'sted tof
sn tapsn ~ fsog guin}s H. t.hn anG sr m
sse'aa:an fS :, hi% IN ss ": pssse 'e' '"'
~ Al. Singleton shsn Proceeded 70 addrss3 ths
so IL 's se sn eae dena Is H.
menn maize n to laoase ana senate ti'at thers haa
san and I'll tat 4 m haa
s!prl: Ct q The oleeton lndge.;:: ..,.,.u,..
ase ssae m nfos m "a nG
~ ~ S!e'ess.s II! ss4.sS T. .,. .'s ~, M
tueSy q iii s sasaaey @ eaa.sa Tho eatS e
w. ~ ,n marsons a1s Rsssenea Himself and lock tbs oath
OF oHicc, moaiaea; A..
Senate hl. TT ths printing q the report o. .hs
ae!Ehag lmpsaaehineht a .tla!' ana lor ~ apnona.
ssI foF Ike q eeia%sa e e.:ssl
u,san 1GMieeae1 M "a"e speech ID ao'oeacs VI "'
al.yer niit.
IL sreecn c!oSen tne iegasasave hesalon u sa'+
u'sny xft H. anu NJ 1' ~ ~, p, r,,,.o, ht,s
were inssoduscd sna Ieis.5sd: 1 t ,s r..
hf; Ianna!l snt'Mltied lho fcpaft OF ny EommM'
o roo+ .ea ..t". y" ~ ~ mnn p
srs ;cmarhs on III seseIsi appropri.ioas. !io
Eett sn o1 INC s po!ss1
" tne mbs, 9i, stnssns .ne acnn.e VIII nns'hs " "
!gaten b11i sFSats. sCon9h1 eontemrialea ~ y' ine
III! ~ nethaca tae sanu"s Hph.op.ht1on
Eatty ~ oostfnctite 70 economy ana esem 10 ea.
teasasaMce. ~ dwest ~ 1fnEta pr tne flsuua @ ~ ~
l1rlAs pteposen ~ tne OciMocrauc Hones ,ur
'encsRs E, sno norv,cs s,.
economy a..a eMceaSJ IN .ne paoc ssr.e. n.n ntn
1oMee ~ ~ Iom m,+sy any "un n;' 81 t aaass H.
aeGnn" a - w pnpsnh y .ne fro IN non ~
@ an ~ tae rIcsu1Mt r. ison F'E, Wy 3 70
-, Vov, ana ~ ", t ttht as
~ ~ X. nrnnns.d Tcimct5nm III tse enmnrnssi"n
Of senatof. aad nembsrs, tha senate had nrxed
asalnat It tho abo1 ton Of the frankinE privilege.
but Tie sonate had sEncs the porsago Of the 6ilf
ws 70 easay 'ns woaa o seap: esa
conlpllshcd had been the enactment OF provision
agans pnl1lsal .ss;fnt ot uoveMISnt en- o.
fhe Annro,rfat1nn hills. Thn easmntes of The de-
ptn,1fs'en.s pt,f Ut ns 5Sa9 Ms'o s.iss Ssu, ~ ~,
Hs,sr,rs;,ttonp Il ~ o9r 11.. XIII ~
,nWg..J IL the fn,,.t NV; aI1a' 4ep 1dn. b1iis
Easseu tnn S1S ;.S tpa; rnS VIZ Ii,,,, o's
, 1876-08-15


MADRID, Aug. 14.-In spitc Of statements to
tho contrary Rlnintsterlal crisis exists. Tie re-
turn OF ex-Queeu IsIlIella hoacs no good. Thn
removal Of members vi thc Cabinet who took
part In the revolution against her Is contem-
btnfnd.
, 1876-08-15
FRANCE.
HAfi.n0A iCf.IDEET.

LONDON, Aug. 15-5:3osa- ma Paris dis
patch to the Duly Telegraph reports TINT n.
TrQuot and his sons, acronauts, nsccndcd on
Sunday In u balloon from the envlrons Of Paris.
Thc balloon was torn by contact with the trees,
and fell rapidly to tile ground. One Of the
young men was instantly Killed. and tho fatlcr
fatally injured
, 1876-08-15

~lst' g. y, Y; n'i*s, shebG{san; l. Fvetth' New
anortr Honss--p. schf Chicago: e, barnard,
Illwhukco; j. Fcrgntum A1,i1 wife, Ocunonlowoc.
, 1876-12-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1876.


clnr!nR tic Electoral VOtc6t 'huGpenaeHt o1 INC
interference nf Congress-.
II Congress, nr either HouRc, possessed the
power to exclude yoira, mud Should Ito SO on the
mast basrlcss prctcnfc, In thu mo.t arbitrary
md corrupt manner Tint they might elect II
lresfdrn, rir1rly tn. the rhti!vc nf the people.
there Is nu way III which HE IicInlMrs could he
punished. Hit the President NJ the aetntc l'e-
ing ell officer drsllnatr,l hy tho Constitution To
perform prescribed tlntieE, II ln sh0tl1l cor.
ruptty Or wtliiully violate Ills dntcs, lie could
he lfnpcnehcd and punished.
The Missouri case, whicl, las been referred t0,
cannot have the force of precedent. It waa
nothing tnorc than an agreement nF pledge that
no attempt should be R,alr to CLAIM, any a,1ci!
power unless the counting Of tho votes should
alter tic result, leaving tho question ot tho
right ul ohyeetinii, an uIcn unc. tf, however; Il
could Le trrnted as precedent, It Is operrlled
by the later Wisconsin eAAc, whcrl, hs recol!eet
It, hcr Electoral yutGs Were not Gust until after
Thu day prescribed by law for cus&ng them, md
we're nevertheless opened md counted by Mr..
Ma,o,l, the President Of the Senate, thougl, OBJ
jcttcd to hy 4 member of the House. Mr.. Mason
refused to recognize the right Of objection, anti
declared The duties Of the Joint meeting exc.
GIFTED and the session ended, and, followed by
Tie whole Senate, left the IlDtlsc and It's objcc.
t!ons behind. Many things may have been done
Or allowed by cuurtcsy unchallc1ECu wlicl
have no foundation in right. q.
, 1876-12-19
Old 6l's Suspicious.

:, N1I4H16 "a, NtFUH. =, -,-.,-,-
Old Hl went to tho theatre 10 soc the magician
performance tl.s other u!ght. Next day VIC
nskct him: .....
"Uld you soo that man handle that money
last night1"
II did, fcr factl" -....-
1Young boss, dat man's pow'lul slick Wild
silber ,sliunvyr'
"Wllat did you think Of hin, sl1' ....-
MDat nun to0l'l round dar Wild dat mlnncy
toll hc 'rnusea up my 'spislIuns. be did,"
"busplsluns Of what ~ =.
Wit tsks lots at pravt!ss fcr to max half
dollar 'pcar Gnl 1!s'pear III dat stlle."
|uI COURSE
"Dat's what meks ms l1ab u 'splshuu dat dat
white nun wux QUE t!1no tia cuslirur OIL freed
u.vs's bunk, an' tuss want 10 hanuel blu taw
Mnuits, hAO's you Loru.h
, 1876-12-19

Naw YonK, Der. tB.-Thcrc is hitch In the
new fast-matl arrangements. Postmaster james
says the fault Is not with the post-O'Jlcc, but
VIII, the railroad, which refuses to accept tho
mail after 8 o'clock in the morning. The Gen.
rrai suncrntrntlent notified the Division Super
in,cntcnt NJ tho Hallway Mall Service that the
malls for that train must be at Jersey City not
later than o'clo:k that Is, nut latcr than lty-
i've minutes before the, Atnrting u thu train,
between ami tlalf-past J, It would be necessary
10 dispatch tl!s mail by thea O'Clock boat, which
Is one hour and twenty-five mlnutea before the
starting of the train,
, 1876-12-19
BAD ENOUGH.

ST. PAUL, Nnn., Dee. 1s.-A Pioaer-I'r<u
special from Winnipeg says recent Toronto
specials concerning the rayogcs Of smallpox
near Lake Winnipeg grossly mtsrcprcsentcd tho
situation. The 1ceIandc settlement Is ISOLATED,
aud in population Ut 2,500 Icelnndcrs and S00
Indiana there have been only eighty deaths, md
but five deaths III the last two weeks. For o
tnont,, past there has been strict quarantine OF
tho Infested district, aud there 10 no panic or tn-
tcrrttUtiou OF trade.
, 1876-12-19

COUNTRY HEAL ESTATE
11oh ohsALE-VALyAnLE HEAL EeTATE IN THE
winter; Il ts u.lrquaea aud thu city & t:roxnE rap
idly. the property As M Investment WGulu be drais4bie
AIlreSs Lock Boz ~ psns!cOl1. Fla
, 1876-12-19
real, ESTATE WANTED.

tE1i1IJ E+H I Ak 4 H " JE4N 4 N4Uf
LlTASTEp-sa. ol},-A uuuD CITY HOUSE AND
w lpt for part enst md part hnc land Ia TC1M,
.EERI 4 HUNT. aa Maghl NEtun.at.
, 1876-12-19

ssrS,,,,nr @ v .T,w,,et,. M ~"''' "' "eep ''''' ''0
Mr i!ts,i ss'd y considered y ysry 4 lc,tas, 81!
sceHro % tho rights ot lltEants bit whether u
aw f 5 betfe ets @ Sa cnastes g % @ s
t'o% aas'S gu nt = psGs ps Ind alwnys fsn
alut1mci,t to thts ty1,liar recollection ,u SUP.
,,me,l Il wuttl IT, m t,, tnu ct,l Of Time, aid
MiIss hGoe @ suggested TINT als Go.mm'tiGe IG
thought therc would be u1ors uf dixn!ty In the
courts II they werc made courts pi orlgllIal
'usE's'',st,s ssa,;,r b,,., ,.,, ,n,. ,roorc,, wa.
tSn, Hetng '',anS ha Oh t'o heVcoae ol'' III "' ~"
AZ. Storey replied tla. Mr. anthony an4 S,t ts
assistants were h1elly engaged on II, anu 'hat1 II
"A' 'np'"'' A'sn!.',afS M'!. Mul,,r asllsi Nrrsox
had eutcrcd during the progress Of the dfa.
losues, and. having taken thc el,nlr, now said:
~ H., 1;iti."n. tssnclntinn sn far AT rnn sinfn
Il n 11 fnw wuris IN rrrari to tLis ,cctiry. 1l,e
gtoiiml was. Judge. 1rclty well covered ffan tho
ssa e s M nss o qs ls . sSa .! M II: sas.ss s
elect tat tan Eiiizins Afstc!a!tnn Y .p
sion"na stsnm nun} III Assuetaan VII II. aaIsnaI
S Sfs GS sos tr eo,.ns
Ms a rns1ats T. nsi mi, msnsss Of at nartes
| und va arc simply Interested In bringing
abuut I'm econDlnlca! a1w'nlstrattoh e1 thc
goseshns ana e ~ ~, ;i,a. innsmnrl, n, va wc
hn g;xnn % tn." nmnsssnns ysNrrn stwSy. Mssth.y
a ~" cHS1 iii H. .S"restcs e. ts jeurlntnrr viii.
ont aay desire or tRr I,urt OF tGe Assnclation 10
Ilctac in any wny or 10 cal In any way but yNthcr
10 fullow. This meeting WAS called In llonaK Tint
yon might perfect Hone ortanlxation i amSpK yoarii
sclvca Whereby q reGara to ~ ngn' 'pavstt,,an aMM
~ trns ~ ~ .n11"v
na tacstGIy tIy 1ahe , ey,,. III IL shnt ,nvn"nf
thst hN prnrit wo caei Ills meeting ani iercr you
, 1876-12-19

Mt. Elc aeu 1etse ~ ~ \. III IT, n"s,3,oi 5"s
posals to ~! tAo new ice.iiouse ~ .nS aoap'1a'
Us soon 10 y Was caniplstea. Auv.e1 ,,,no ~
Mr. Con!y hstouuva ns}s ."y"H nos ~
atA chilling LOT ~ oplna9h IRON, 1tons tHc eounsy'A'-
torneY On tne sup!scs. .npr Auupt.u.
couAIfIArfohskt. ,..,.,,
MI: ftfsefaia lMetoaueeu ieso!Maton paovau. W.
my thRt tIe e'eetlon " county o,co1s u ~ Wy
cccued With at Oucg' enu that tas e!eet'oA q
eaeli olilceF bs hao ny call o. Inv 1o'i'
Au99ptcd. cd..,,-., n.....-
Mr. duonthcr nominated 'ohh louhtsee -
, 1876-12-19
IN MEmORIAM OF HARRY S. MURDOCH.

How nowf What means Death IA this rude AassnIt7
-Gtny KirAardH H.
The curtains down, the lights arc out: the lust
Sad ecene " enuel, and tho task IA 0'cr.
Thou'st p!uyed thy part; the wor1d's applause anu
praise
Shah greet thee on tho mimic stage no more.
Iet thou vert youn1-tno young TO il'e. ere life
Had brought to theu the lniIMrts Of the fame,
Whose wreath, fufcsAaaow'd, glca'nca upnn thy
brow.
To ltuk With immortality thy name.
And thou art gone, but not unmourncd: for those
Who knew theo learned 10 love thce for thy
worth: .-
Life's drama ended, thou hast won a rest,
Deop anu eternal, that IL not Of Earth.
Dust unto dustf 'Tis but shifted scenc.-
Tic clDsng act wherein Death plays part.
Majestic, uiinppruaclcl. wh0se mighty power
But mueks the triumphs OF the actors art.
Tue curtains down. the lights are out Wis
finished,
The rolc assigned thee on the worlda broad
ataGe. .
The to,uh has claimed thee, but tho name once
Is left to stcm'ry ana tn historic page.
CnlcAuo. Dec. III, 1871. OWEN u. WILSON, Jn.
, 1876-12-19

L easy tor1lta. at snnlins! alc. chirag0 T. North.
western la!ixay: milwaukee, n!.!.o!!; Ihe iaEs ~
R,vGs tlls Pr1Itrty za1!talal Adsantnxcs Nhcs aEa
WaEtiy tho attention VI IntcsuFR. Houses IT, tcM Tefy
low. a. Nt.SSETr, Agent. southeast corner Aonras
, 1876-12-19

nOOKs Al a DISCOUNT, TO CLOSE A CoNs1GS.
Is msnt sisnd4sa xo1ka llHsLt.ea y ito1s: r.
FaDleA HhatsprHu. Byrcn, Moore Child. blee, e'c-
o. j, Gi1iEElTU, l2J UeAIbosp-st., tEe0ua 1asE.
, 1876-12-19

"Alan," says Adm Smith, It is an antma'
that makcs bargAins. No other animal does
ttis--no ,,ug exchanges boMcs With anothcr'
Not unless tho larger dog happens to have the
smaller BONG.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
TEXAS.


Our city u now full OF life and vigor.
Cotton Is constantly cunning In and
nnding ready market at very good
prices. We do not know exactly v hat
the daily average u, but for the past
week or ten days Il will no doubt reach
Que hundred bales per day, and ~ n
legitimate result from this our mer
chants aud their clerks are kept pretty
constantly on their ieet and Ueiiind
their counters waiting on customers.
List night, the westher from being
very cold had moderated greatly, snd
people were pleasant without roaring
hrss or great coats, but this morning h
coid, cloudy and raiuing, with north
Wind Indicative OF sleet or freeze
Very expensive aud valuable add.
lions and Improvements have been
going ON ~ the Texas and Pacific head
quarters for the pact month or az,
which are now rapidly spprosehing
tpmpietion. We will speak farther OF
this at another time.
The rapid approach Of the Christmas
holidays, perhaps. has something tu
do with the stirring trade now going
on with our jewrlsrr, toy dealers and
notion houses, ~ well A. the shopping
operations In more useful and sutsian-
tisl srticies.
Prairie chickens from your section
% the country are sold In large num-
hers almost daily Ia our city and com.
mrnd good prices.
Our District Court has been in ses-
sion for the past ain weeks, and II do
Ing noble work In bringing criminals
90 Justice. Harrison county will be
largely represented ut Huntsville after
the adjournment Of Judge Booths
coart.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
The ru,y Of the stonr.
10 the Editor Of me nerail: :. :.

To the Editor Of the Herald;
are the Americans as a people alive
10 the terrible dangers that menaee
their country We fear they are not
The movements OF the Kadical party
tlrouchou, backed by AL the available
machinery OF the fed, raj ADMINISTRATIONS
have been so abrupt. aud OF such IA
glaringly fiagitious nature. that he
more honest of the American citizens
are dumbfounded at the III precearnied
presumption of IL party that conienius
even their very liberties. The people
nave btheld amazed. Yet passiveiy. the
prostitution Of their high Offices for
sofdid and mereenary ends Those
who have been entrusted wish The
guardianship of the government have
proved most reCreaut TO the trust and
have set at defiance ihe constitution
which they swoFe to abide hy and
defend For partisan reasons, the
chief executive has oveTsteppasi the
homsds OF mis- office and the laws OF the
land, tnupled the rights Of people aad
really assumed eithout cprenonv Nr
consent the dictatorship OF free peo-
pie lie administration ot Grant to
day il nothing more or less. lie is Pre-
sident only in name. Chamberlain is
the viceroy of South Carolina and the
various otlieesholders co-ralcIs of the
people
The Radical party have made the Re-
public a sham.
II is ior the people 10 reclaim their
eountry, demand their rights and
denounee in our voice this corrupt and
unconstitutional administration.
Ill the blessings that emennte from
a free government are in jeopardy, and
the people seem Go forget the fact that
The government belongs TO them; that
they are its willing servants, but not
the slaves Of an avarieious and corrupt
party.
1t Is every mans duty to take ar
interest in the politics Of his country.
Let them give these political mis-
ereants and bold usaspers to u.-der-
stand that this is a government, OF the
people and by the people ana that it
shall ever remain So
They have, by the popular voice Of
three hundred thousan majority and
the requisite electoral vote elected Til
den their president, yet the Radical
party, backed by the present debRueii-
ed and putrid administration undrr the
most shallow and transparent excuses
are attempting 10 deffaud Tiiden OF his
iiehts. assl the people ui their rights of
suffrage. Will the people permit such
gross wrongs TO be perpetrated, Umin-
ohs clouds hang over their country 8
liberty. They should be wary and
prompt TO meet any emergency.
SINroRTE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23

FRANKLIN 5 MANNERS. Although
the philosopher was popular with
the French people generally. as the
representative Of TIL !, democracy, he
was di-liked by tho leading aristoc-
rats like louis XIV, Marie antoi
nette. and Madam De Ghequv. The
latter thought him any thing bu,
lailsnt' AZ u repast where she
Eat alon yside of hini. aud whare he
was aabited In the rnemorable
brown Goat. brown waisteoat, breeeh
cs OF same, and crsvat striped with
red, che thus describes her Impress
zen: That which | " most re
aarkabie 10 bin was his mo ie Of
eating eggs, lie emptied FIVE or
SIX into a goblet, mingIing salt pep
per, and butter. and thus made II
jpli ragput p'tiiadelpiaqus He eat
with his knife The pieces OF melon
he wished 10 ea,; aud ae bit the a.
parasus, in place Of cutting of the
point with hts knife on the plate.
and eating II properly with FORK.
You perceive it was the mode OF a
savagel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
Salt Tor cabbage.

A New Jersey farmer considers
saii necessary to the Development
o. cabbage, especially IN places TAR
from the coast. He finds them more
or sh, of better favor, and 10 keep
better when salt is used than with
out lie uses il as follows: A few
days after setting out the plants,
and when they are damp, Gather
after II rain or when the dew is on,
! take "A small dish of fine snit amt,
walking among the rows, rprink ie
a title pinch II salt on the center Of
the ienves begins To form The head
| apply sail again, scattering il over
ts:e leaves. After this ! lock them
over occasionally. ard ii / ind
plants that do got mend vel or 40.
pear di-eascdi | sprinkle ti,o salt
over freely, This will safe all 4neb
plants. A qnarn of salt is sufficient
Ter 50U plans IN q season. although
more can be osed with safety
Fruit Recorder
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23

eG HfNlt - ohO0FsA a1sH AAsE
pope.
Referring 20 The rumors about The
Pspe's grief at the death of Cardinal
Auton.iii the New YORK fablet speaks
thus OF hir Haiiuess:
1ne 0seeTyatere Romano officially
conlfadgets, Ia the ipesi emphatic uian-
ner. the feport that, in consequence 81
tue death of Car,ii al AHtoaeiit tie
pupe his ialisD isits, a stated f,fuitEcnG
melancholy, ~ winch The effects ale to
be dreaa,ti- The Holy Father cannol
be other than deeply XII we'd at the
death 9. his iaishiui n1ibisiei ,iit tiis
seui of his Hs,lii es-, adds the OsseTva
tore IN ttuipeIeu 10 the duties ot the
high rni-sion coufided to tllm hy God
On II uday, Novemb ., the Holy
Father recsiNeii in audience the M.ssL
Reverend Father General OF the
lIsesionists and eyenteen students
rom the college recently form
ed by the Passionist Fathers
AT the Scala santa. This cc,liege ia the
EterDal Cay is aB offspring OF the pa
ttrnal heart Of the reigEing pontitf,
u no ia the midst of his own bitter
suiierings, like his divine Mssttr, IL
oil the a ore arxi,.i.sis shiakis.g %! The.
wants OF tiie grest family 81 the ehurt d
0i which ne il the suffering fleu,.. a;
his own personal expense be has ad
,ied smother story To he already uag
n;ficent tuiiding previously erected by
hifn. His Holiness received with See
ial Joy this first contingent of the stu
dents of lac uew college,. He Wa NJ
lerdsd GA Tire occasions by four caroi
rsls, Seytrsl pr.iaits snd officials, ard
appt AIRED iu his usual good health.
With evident satisfaction and great
Warnth aud brightness be addressed
the students.
''Thc Holy Father gave audience 90
sunday 10 two hundred French phi
uTims rem the diocese 81 Mans They
were introduced hy MopsiRnor Chgsse
( d'Odtrenout, bishop OF Msus, and pre-
seuttd his Holiness with large sun
of g1un@VH
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-23
the PrssIaessy IN Foreign Po,ni of
NlsM.

The London Economist thinks il
was n great mistake ON the part of the
farmers of the Constitution of the
United States to refer the PRESIDENTS J
election to body specially chosen by
The people Tor that one junction. Not
ouly has that Resulted In uepf wing tnt
BODY so elected OF all consuitaJ i've pca
ers, but the representatives of ihr ma
ton. chosen for other purposes, hav,
thereby lost one OF the iupe.iour
wbie1, had IL been allotted lothem.
would hsve greatly increased their ia
fueIct and dignity, aud teuded To Ell
hauce their ia portsnce and stimulate
the popular interest ia their sIsctinfi
Moreover, II j. now very evident bow
Unfortunate ~as the policy OF raising
sill the questions which are apt e,
grow out of contested elections, IL, con.
lection With the choice Uf the chief uf
the state Mt all. IL was ohyilue, too,
that IL was quite unnecessary.
The London SATURDAY. Review re
marks that the continued unctrtsinty
AS 10 the result o. The Presidential eiec.
ton la the United States must be very
inconvenirbt; tut the dangers or diill-
culiies which il mny he supposed to
~ NtlNt NtkbN NV w We 8it ~.
Both candidates posses. character ard
AGILITY. aud IL il already ascrrtained
that tue strength OF the coniending
parties IL nearly equal When IHdi-
ana IL opposed 10 Ohio and New York
10 Penney lvania, IL is absurd to say
that the success either Of the Demo-
Gratis or Republicans would offend
public opinion. The most serious eon-
sequence Of the pr, sent crisis ill be a
lasting suspicion that the defeated
party has been unfairly treated
One of the chief political elem6 nts of
American felicity IL general independ.
ence OF the action OF Government
When the President wac few years
ago subjected to Impeachment the ad.
ministration was not interrupted, or
war public order or security disturbed
a President claiming office under q
disputed election would probably be
found not less innocuous.
The Pail Mall Gazette asks: "But
what IL the chance OF fair count IN
Louisiana? II heppens that We know
a good deal about the management OF
elections in tbis STATE. The scan.
dslous frauds OF 1874 we're proved to
the satisfaction Of the Senate; for that
body, though Republican. refused 90
admit MIR. Pinchback To ihe seat he
clajmed.n