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Fourth of July Excursion.

AS announced on last Sunday, the Excursion
in prospect for the benefit of st. Stephens
Church on the Fourth of July next, has en-
listed the hearty cooperation of the people of
st. Stephens parish to secure its success
Round trip to Donaldsonvile. dinner included,
SO co. Supper SO cents. Suca as want the
use of q stateroom will have to pay extra
The boat will leave Canal street at Z A. NJ
to take in passengers at jackson street and
Carrollton, and will stop at the Convent Land
ing, twenty miles from Donaldsonville, for
those who wish to remain there to see their
children or friends till her return. 1t is GER
tain that the La Bslle can make her return
trip from Donaldsonville in about five hours
and q half, and consequently make her last
landing in the city at about 10 o'clock.
The number of tickets to be sold is limited
that there may not be too much of a crowd.
It is expected that all will be disposed of
several days before the excursion, thus giving
the managers an opportunity of providing all
Things necessary for the occasion.
Tickets are for sale at the MORNING STAR
pffce, Mr.. Dowling's, No. ~ Camp street, Mr..
Fitzwilliam's, 76 Camp street. and Mr.. Elders
corner Camp and Erato.
The Hon. E. John Ellis, II. c., one of
Louisiana's most pleasing and popular speak
ara, is to deliver address on this occasion of
landing Governor Nichols in his native town
to witness the military display there to be
given in his honor. Besides, q first class
brass band several other things are in
prospect to keep up continued amusement
during the trip.
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We don't find anyo of the Republican organs
eending up wall over the wrongs of the
of infamy practiced at the Illinois Soldiers
Orphans Heme.-To steal from Union soldiers
is bad enough, but to rob and maltreat their
children is very reprehensible A dispatch
from Bloomington, ILL.,: to the Cincinnati
Gazette says: 1.-THE new Board of Trustees ap-
pointed by the State for the management of
the Soldiers Orphans Home of Normal are
busily engaged making an examination into
the true condition of affairs which have ex-
listed at the Home for several years past. The
board has found out the fact that the State has
for long time been swindled by those de-
sireus to keep the institution in existence, and
that q very large proportion of the youth who
are inmates are not orphans of Illinois soldiers
who lost their lives during the rebellion. 10
told extravaganza is met with on all hands,
not only in the management and treatment of
the children, but in the style aud manner
which has entered into the living of the off
cials of the home. The institution has been g
sad disgrace to the State, and when the true
condition of affairs is fully made known the
people throughout the State will be more in
digDsnt than they are to-day"
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aaoruIpg Star and Catholic ~exsen ser.
SrW 0RIEANs, SUNDAY, JUNE II isi7.
Execution Of Three Nurdsrers

Last Friday morning three men, two colored
and one a native of the island of Manila, suf-
kered capital punishment at the Parish Prison
In this city.
The crime for which these men suffered was
handler in the fret degree: George Morris. q
voune mulatto, twenty five years Of age, hav-
Ing killed o negress in November, 1875; Adrien
'Evesue, q negro, twenty years OF ege, having
killed a comrsde at q negro ball in February,
'1s76; and the Manillaman, J. Florence. hav-
Ing murdered his wife in January, 1876.
II Eyequs and Flcrenzo had been attended
&ince their conviction by Father Duff, 8. j.,
bad the Rev. Father Palmer of the Cathedral,
ing of their execution, five Sisters of Mercy
Ind member of the Society of st. Vincent de
Paul being present. Shortly afterwards
|Father Roydhouse, s. j., and number of the
members Of st. Vincents Society arrived and
Remained with the oonvicts praying till the
unfortunate men were led forth to execution.
Both the convicts appeared resigned and
prayed very fervently.
Morrie, who was Protestant, WAS attended
by DR.. Percival, of the Episcopal church.
We shall not pander to depraved tastes by
giving the details of the execution, believing
it, however, our simple dnty to make mention
Of the fact to show the world that now that
Louisisna has q government of her own choice,
eyen-handed justice will be melted out to all,
and wrong doors will be punished for their
crimes.
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LETTER FROM PELICAN.

PLAoUEMrNE, June 9TH, 1877.
Editor Morning Star:
| Last Sunday was pleasant day with our
| congregation. The celebration of the Feast of
Corpus Christi and Of the closing of the month
of May was deferred to that Gay. In the
| evening our church was filled with o fine
! gathering of our people, and after sermon by
Rev. c. v. D'Hemecourt, procession was
formed and proceeded through some of the
leading str eets of the town to the front of the
Convent of the Holy Cross where n beautiful
repository had been erected aud whence Bone
diction was given, when the procession re-
turned to the church where Benediction was
twice given, first from st. Joseph's altar and
then from the grand altar. This being done
the closing ceremonies of the month of May
began, the pretty feature of which was the
number of sweet little children who, approach
ed the altar dedicated to our Virgin Mother
to deposit beautiful bouquets of the rarest of
fowers-an Offering mete to the Queen of
Heaven.
One night last week We had lecture here
by the Rev. DR.. Harmon of Your city, tbs pur.
pose of which was to call attention to the
frightful effects of intempersuce and to set on
foot some general movement to check the
same. The lecture was we'll attended, and we
believe had q good effect. A meeting was or
ganized and club formed, with DR.. R. A.
Kearney, as President Jacob McWilliams
Vice President; Alex. Hebert. Secretary and
D. N. Barrow, Treasurer.
The object of this organic alton 10 to get sig
natures to petitions to tie next General As
sembly of our Legislature, asking that law
be passed by that honorable body authorizing
the closing of all places where liquor is sold
from Saturday night until Monday morning.
If this can be done, great good will have
been accom- plished. The amount of "kill-
6evil-6re-water' consumed on Sunday through
out our country is frightful to any one who
may look into the matter and consider for a
directly from it,
We consider here in our Parish of Iberville
that fully one-thrd, if not one-half, of the
crime committed is attributable to the drink
ing brawls occurring in the drinking saloons
and grog shops from Saturday night to Mon
day; and in this the late sheriff of this parish,
q well-informed, intelligent colored man, bears
us out. He says he observed, while sheriff
that the greater number of criminals brought
to Jail came on Mondays and Tuesdays and en-
quiry showed the greater proportion to have
bout the Saturday night or Sunday previous.
Crops in our section are fine as a general
thing, and all progresses finely under Gov.
Nichols sway with daily improving prospects
for all. Laborers are in demand and good
prices are being paid for the better.class of
workmen. PELICAN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

The GREAT SOUTHERN HEALTH AND PLEAS
URE REsoRT.-We refer with especial pleasure
to the card of BIr. j. d. Towner, Proprietor of
the Alabama Blount Syringe, which we pub
liah in another column of to-day's paper. The
waters of these springs are justly celebrated for
their medicinal properties, which innumerable
instances of cures in cases of rheumatism, neu-
ralgis, govt, eruptive diseases of the skin, etc.
prove. Competent judges, among whom are a
number of phi yscians, pronounce them equal }
any known waters of the kind either in this
country or Europe.
Another strong point in favor of the Blount
Springs is the fact that the Jackson House
and surrounding cottages afford the most
ample and pleasant accommodations for WISH
tors, and that the fare is first class, including
everything desirable from city markets, to-
gether with the best fruits and vegetables
from the surrounding country.
Blount Springs are in the mountainous min
eral regions of North Alabama, $50 miles north
of Montgomery, aud passengers from New Or
leans are landed there inside of twenty four
hours after departure and without changing
cars. it will be interesting to our readers to
know that among the visitors at Blount
Springs, just now, is tbe Very Rev c. T. O'Cal-
Iaghan, the present distinguished Vicar Cen
eral of the Diocese of Mobile, who is we'll
pleased with the accommodations, etc and
strongly endorses everything that Is claimed
for the waters of the springs.
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MARRIED:

SIUTzER-HoEY-Cn Tuesday, June 10, 1877, at
S. Peter and PAul'S Church, by the Very Rev. C.
MOynihan Mr.. F. StutIer. of Switzerland, and Mics
Katie Hoey, of this city.
RENEHAN-FEENEY-At the Chapel at Carrollton
Halt Howard County Nd the residence Of the brides
uncle Csarles n. DOUgherty, by Rev. Father Griffin,
assisted by the Rev John Dougherty John Renehan to
Ellinor Feeney, all Of the above County.
NATURALIZATION Wednesday, Nay 80. 1871,
At st. Alphonsua Church, by the Rev. Father Falvro
Mr. Charlss k Burasuu 70 Miss Minnie Aiken Nc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

It Is calculated that in the Confederate por-
ton OF Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, Va,
there are $4,000 graves-as many perh APPS as
all that have been dug in the other part of the
grounds since Blandford was built, in 1877
Yet memorial day never passes that all of the
mOunds are not htly honored in some way, II
only p : leaf OF single flower.
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and out of town, Gloved and rough handed,
rich and poor. "Prejudice against lord be-
cause he is a lord, Is ioosing Q chance of find
ing a good fellow, as much as prejudice
against plowmsn because he is o plowman.
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nURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. II. MALoNEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
Streets near Magazine Market respectfully informs his
patients and the public in general that he performn
all operations appertaning his profession Ia the most
scientific manner Artificial teeth inserted, with
without extracting the roots on new plan Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas OF
chloroform. Charges within the reach of all
ial4 "
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The Albany Lac Journal estimates shat there
are 5000 lawyers in the United States, of
whom New Orleans is credited with 80.
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MORNING MESSENGER SUNDAY JUNE
DIED

MACIAs-on Sunday morning, june 10. 1877, at
o'clock George Charles only Of George J. AaciAs
and Mary e. OLarey, aged II montna ana ~ days.
FINEGAN-on Tuesday. June Ia. IsT7. at 10 o'clock
p. Mrs Bridget Finegan, aged - years. . native Of
County Galway Ireland.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD sHEPHERD
hsve constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Undor-Linen for
Ladies Fine and Coarse shrtsi Plain ones and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics. All Substsr-
italy made and at low prices. moi 75ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-06-17

Ordinary Of Marriages and Deaths SOH hereafter
be inserted for fifty cents. Obituaries IUu be charged
al Gse rate of ten cents . Zine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ST. MARYs CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS
ASYLUM.-New Orleans June 16 lo77.-At an cleo
ton on the goth ult. Directors for this Asylum
serve for tho ensuing year, the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected, namely:
Most Rev. N. j. PERCHE,
very Rev: g, Rayraond5 A. Bea4&1 -
Octave de Armas Victor Sere,
T. w. Collena G. sporl,
John T. Moore. n. E. G"rvey,
j. Llado. e Bermoudez.
John pevereux a. Robert,
J. Viosca Thos: Layton.
And at q meeting held on the 29th ulS were unani-
mously elected
Most Rev. N. j. PERCHE, President;
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND, Vice Presidents
VICTOR SERE, Treasurer
THOS. LAYTON, Secretary;
DR.. z. DOUMEIEG Physician.
1t THOS. LAYTON, Secretary.
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ST. JosEPH,s TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting of this Society viii be
held THIS Sunday EVENING, June II, 1871 at )
o'clock their Hail. MarAis street, near Common.
PunctuEl attendance iS requested.
Gentlemen wisbiDg to Join are invited to attend.
JOHN McCAFFREY, President.
PLACE RsctefnrE. Il
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FOE BALLS, CoHCEREs And EALRS.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-06
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rem Sdnsltnsen 10 sefdbrltd 1T. Weun
8erludunsen iid Dir naben, 70 cerfe
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arme Wutter perfu1te i'm nttt fe bofs
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winldts, raB irseub Elm frommss 3ei&en
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pelsibt Gnersie maae!t, penn aud IN
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bier itUlS unc freuris eintreten une Iasst
%tannit: Sd babe msine Yai9t sstban."
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nsr Wuttsr uno amarmte lte.
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Wfale bic bOdTnntse Natur 1einer Wuts
ter, pslte iid bis jes I'm S9attsn psrbors
gen bate unp pesbalb nur BON @snissn
ertannt uno serpitpist rrorpen mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-06

Sie Rinber batten lange ni9t mebr lore
Wutter 10 i46n 9elsben, = ie la9ten uno
fIatidten Dor 6reube in bic 9dno4en.
Marie iielte nun einen srobsn StramB aui
ben 9iit, Hoht Blumen in bas 2odens
baar Der beiosn &inoer = unb nun tpar
Jules bereit. - lin ibrs llnseouIo better
beme:itern gu fonnen, Sos fe oas Spinn-
RAD berpor. 2ansiam periri@ cine Mi.
mute nod Der anoern, cine 0iertelfunbe
nod Der anoern, Sugar fam nidt. sic Iebte
Die Suppe bonn Geuer ab, mari einen trau.
risen Bid auf Den fefli9sn Slid obne
Sat, bieb oann bic &leinen ju ibren 0i.
ben nieeerfisen unb bssann ibnsn anerlei
ldone @el4idi4en su erSdblen, Die iGmmt-
led bon elmer pobltbdtisen See ODER sinsm
punosrtbatisen Ssilisen banosltsn.
IS i6lus neun ubrA 3ebn ubr, 9asar
fam nidt. Iur nit Mibe belt Marie
iid aufre4t; Die finiieriten @ebanten be-
i6lidsn fe. War benz @atten elm In.
slid 3useifoben 0ielei9t botten Die
sbiere i'm @eoranse I9 losseriHen, 2a3ar
lu9ts lie in ibrem wiioen 2auf f~sft3ubalten
elm unsIidli9er StoB - a9, ,penn
man ibr nm Witterna4t feline 2eide in's
Saus brd4te - Warie ienf,te su
Soft, boB ipsnn Elm l1ngliid Re trefen
ioate, es bod tein anbsrss iein mS6te, als
ioas lie bisber einsis sefir9tet bate, Der
9erluit ibrsr 5abs.
Sie 3inoer tparen ianft, lid ~sssenIsitis
uml4lunsen balten6, einsel1lafen. Sie
Mutter lrste tie onseheibst auf lire gettc
den unb ieste fd oansben. 9is Sdnbe
iber Die aniee s%efaltet, bas huge troden,
Dos SerS idwer, 10 iab lie Do fie fiblte,
nur @ott tonne belfen, unb na6m ibren
sroben &oientran3 BON i4warSem Sols
aus Der SaIps.
Sreimal bate he bielslben Bitten gum
8ater i'm Simmsl unb CUR Sroiterin Der
8etriibten bereits wieoerbolt, oa I9lus ss
nit bampfen Saldsen elf ubr auf Dem
&ir4tburm. Bon einem eleftrii9sn S9la-
&c setroHen, fubr lie auf. War bas ni9t
sgleB" uno r9lant", bersn GebriiQ lie
eben ssb6rt bate 9srnabm lie ni1t oas
freubise Wiebern bes v@rdu9en"? &sin
3weifel mebr, iest murine bas Softbor boz
itis aufsemorfen = Warie laui9te, ben
&opf senei9t oas 9erj 5itternb
Gs'ino 2asar's Sritts. CT ipri9t ii.
nise freunoli9e Worte 3u ben Sbieren =
Marie fann ni9t bon Der Steae; Fe iinft
in ben Stubl 5uriid unb bri1t in lautes
@einen aus. Cine Winute ipdter ifanb
9a3ar Dor ibr.
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ga, Marie, serettet, burd elm tpabres
Wunoer! -
gbe er ersiblen bari. Siinoet Wtarie cine
3peite Serge on un5 trdst Die Suppe auf.
Wie ie bic S9ifel nieberitslt, fdlt ibr
Bid auf blante @olbihide, bic 9asar lei=
men Sdnben tlinsen ldbt unb auf cine gel.
be 2%eoer9urte, peI4e our9 MeHetftide
5erfsbt 1T.
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VIII.
Nsues Qeben.

Dos er6e, ipaS 5ubsrt mad ieiner Mns
funft in paris tbat mar rsm 5srrn
pfarrer BON Stienns cen Gmpfsblunsss
brief btnsutrassn, welden Jpn 5err Gam,
Bert m~itsessben bate. Ssrr Salts eu,s
ping 6utert nit piterli1er @ute u, ba er
ieItft feline @e!ssenbeit bate, i'm untsr<
subrinsen, CAB er itm bic MereIe zines
6auies, no Der junse damn Elm flsineS
3immer mistbste. Serr Satis bate
trefflid sswablt, nirsenes Bate Der Sobn
pss pd6terS BON GoIenlaub before aufz
nabme unp innissre 6reunpl9aft finpsn
fSnnen.
Watame Coles, cine feline eprpuIsnte
6rau BON 60 Sabren, mar unter ben
Stueentsn alS cine trsfTlide @irtbin Be-
fannt, psl9e in all ibrsn Sanelunasn
ben suten @si6maf elmer Srau unb
bic sdrtIi&e Gdrlprss elmer Mutter bes
funeete.
Die Ginsn ma6te aus ibr tas Steal
aIer ls6ssis jabrissn Srausn unp psrsbrs
ten le ibre 9roemuttsr, bic anpern pers
ipptteten he tpeset Der Strense. pomit
ie bic Sdnslinse bewadte, tpel1e bod
ras @lter batten, i6 lelbf su lenfen.
Wenn iOlde Geeen Der Grau Coles pies
cerbolt purcen. 70 %aatportete fe fsts
sd peiB iebr rpbL bab id frenee in
meinen anfrperunsen bin, absr i9 swiuss
ia Memancen, su mir ~ fcmmen oper
BET MIR su bletben, rpenn ibm bic SauSa
prcnuns ni6t tebast. Sd bilee mir
cine 6amilie BON srnfsn iunssn eeuteti,
wslde pes Stupiums, absr nidt esS
Uer8nisens ipesen mad paris fommen.
Disjenisen, psl9s BON Ydaen unb euits
barfeitsn trdumen, fSnnsu antsrpebin
seben, mir prresn uns ni9t sulammsn
peritebsn."
MemalS turfte man BEL Watame
Gclss ldnssr a!s bis 10 uubr a%usblatsn.
Oe6 troB Der Strenee, nit Ger ie iiters
all Yerfubr, mar wobl ME cine @rpemuts
ter oper Saate 70 beliebt, rpie ls bel rem
junSsn eeuten, pslde le bod i6dBten
unp bel ibr pas GlternbauS ni6t psimies
ten.
Sei. esm Wprssn bon Subert antunft
l6midten spei srObe Iopfe nit Stsms
blumen uni Elm prabtiser Seliotrpp pas
8enitsr sessnlbsr ieinsm Bette, unb Elm
I@bnsr 8lutfnf fang In BEN 8afse 70
muntsr ais mare er nod frsi I'M Wales.