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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-23
MISCELLAN EOCS.
Dr.. PAUL NJ. Brennan.
HOW ALL MY br HAPPY AND HEALTHY.
7@e b esiags T GoaA Climate Heath
Scteat!FeaIy Considered.

I.se IL esiEgs Cf G1of EfsIsdte -!fed{tA
Scientifically Considered.
San Fransisco Justly bears the reputation If be-
ing the hesiihiesf city in the United States
blesssd with the mest eKhilersfing' and baiuy
climate. the hsndsonlest Glen ana most beautiful
women yet there Is more sickness prevailing z
there. comparatively, than in any city on the
globe. The question answers itseif. IL s the
reckless way Of living - eating, drinking and
riotins- Even the most robust frame mess 81
last succumb to the violated laws Of nsture To
the thousand and one ills. real and imaginary
that attack the YAsr man ard vognsn. eQuA ly a.
many curstiyes are suggested AZ this IN .
healthy climate to live in. il Is also Sd unhealthy
one when disease once gets fastened into the
system, and weak constitution is very suscept-
bic to It's severity. In orsier - prevent its at
tao Is the system should ee kept in gnod order
and the bodily constitution, therefor made
strong. when the frame becomes robust and the
mind serene. Those who DO not enjoy this-the
greatest gift OF NAtUre-should At once place
themselves under the treatment Of one skilled in
the science Of the laws OF health and life and
made perfectly familiar, bv lifetime practice
and experience with all the lis that human
hesh aud blood is subject 10. And In this con.
nection We Deg leave 10 recommend ID those SO
Affiicted spd oebili,ated, Dr. Paul II. Brenan Of
Philade phia. He comes with the hi ighesf posi-
bic Recommendations AZ . gifted scholar. emf
nently learned IN the science OF medicine, having
been educated in the best medical universities il
Europe and Also enjoying the experience of q
wide and extensive practice Of more than thirteen
years in the principal cities Of the United States
San Francisco Chronicle.
, 1877-06-04
RAILROADS.


NEW ToNE, dune a.-Tbe 11H<x says that, not.
wlthstandIns the latest railroad complication, the
officials connected will, the diiercnt t1uak t.acs
sny that they DO not think there will be any ecri-
ous trouble among tic roads. The meetings Of
tho administrative mud executive officers In or.
ranging the pooling Of tho wcst bound freight hare
been exceptionally harmonious. and all haze ap-
pearcd to be Influenced With lcsilo to make
lasting agreement. Another n.cctins: to continue
tho dlscusslon Of tho details Of the plan las been
called. and will probably tako placo this
week. SO far a the PPuusyIyputa
road Ia concerned, in view u iho
recent sweeping reduction ot 10 per cent n,ade III
tc salaries Of IL employees. 1t Ia not Thought th.t
II mnnngcEs will care to enter Into genera! cut
ting Of rnlcA Of faro and freight especially ut
tule when buslnvsa 10 dull and The water Fontcs
arc Open A tho matter stands now. It Ia doubled
by tsllroad rcuplu hers whether the loss Of - on
each PASSENGER carried from Chicago 10 New York
Will not to moro thau any profit Tint might accrue
II the Peoria 1Ea!h Hcrv taken oG, Col. bcot de-
ettel It II tpalHtalusl also. that hc had no right
70 ask this, ~ ho too had trafn On tbs Chicago.
BURLINGTON s. Quincy running from Omaha around
EhifurV.
, 1877-06-04
WASHINGTON.

leeaalta Of Cutting Down tho Advertising
lsntcs.--Su Changes to Jso lfadlo IN tho
Order for Consolidating tho Pension Offices
--.Thn lre@tarnt's Letter to t;rn. 0asllr1L.
Special DispateA to tit Tribune.
WAsn,xarnSA y. T., dnne J.-rm1cs the late
ruling Of tho Atsorncy-Gencrai. Government nd.
verifying II rapidly letnx thrown out by ncws.
papcu Ut thv country. Ii waa decided yesterday
tas ou'y 10 cents hundred worIs womb 10 al
lowed for Advertisements sent out before Tho dLs.
coyery of tho lax rcccntly published. Onc Of tho
Washington newspapers few daYs sineo &c.
cclved lot Of advertisements ftop, tho War
Department, which were thrown Into the waate.
ba4kct along With other rejected communications.
The appointment Of Anderson. Of Louisiana,
eEclltcd to Ohio ~ Consul to Funchal. has boun
declined. Upon lila antccedenta aud character be-
coming known, It wns gute apparent that this
la! been selection not El 10 be uaado under tho
new Eivil-6crylee rules.
tion ofthe order con.oltdatu. tho pension oacca,
10 that lwn 061ccA could Ee Fct1tnt, III Illinois,
enc Il caisaso aad one Ut 2ui's;y: n;1 Tha commts.
Chicago should certainly h1sp une otl}tc, but It IL
nnae1atood now that. s'n account W Of she pressure
' ss usae si H. assep - easuss ss eret
will nut howeyer, cease till tbs lust minute before
II soes INTO seiioa July !. -
widow naa been discharged from the Treasury 10
make room tos a. ai.tcr. Of Assistant f9st-
master. Hcntf1l iS1ef, ah4 thAt thas tl&cf. t.aE
has for oAtAs hcen earrieal OIL tho rolls With
out doing any work, Tho statcnacHt II ,nxde thst
tlaraclfs denial through Tho Associated Ftcss nf
The substantial truth 1t Tho letter receutly pub
lshcd q. h4ring been written 10 hin, by Ito Pscs,-
dent will have 10 bs Eccousidn.e. Several persons
Of cretb!lty who rad the original saY thst tho
subsla,,ee Of It, ~ printed, il trac. although Tho
published letter was. In technical seusr. q for.
Erry. There were several Inaccuracies p{ state-
mcnt, but the substance wAs tr,Ie.
10 4hs #kssefa A&soetattd Frtst
wAsnsxurox, u. C., Juaa 3.-A[f. \. II. Glib
ton, Washington eorrrs spondcnt o! tho New York
Saa has addressed card tu the eAcral gent OF tho
Associated Pre.s In nn.wer thu card flon. sisf,.
ta.dcld denying TIN authenticity Of the leisrt re-
ceetly pub!,.hsd y ss.e NeH York sya, pufro!tins
Dir. 1sbson sayA: ''!t Was not pretended thai tho
letter - published in tho Sen was literal
! sulstan:Ially correct version ~ 1t. Tho
published In the !suH x2a Gscs written to htal.
maintan that there was. an4 that t:ra. t'asdcld
deliberately suEpstsses lbs truth tn his card which
u ~ bad a. wsllflIly nttertng = f4tschood. Tbs
letter written q Gen. uaraeld by the Psvsidcnt
waa shown by blu, 10 score Of petsans within u
few honrs afiur he received It. aud among those
tssoerd With its perusal were t1rcu reputable cor
TcsrQp1FpA."
, 1877-06-04
fore tho Gran JusY to-day and tho body will Ind
HIN, ready 10 he put on tho rack and questioned to
their l,cartN' content.
ARMSTRONG;.

At,nrurru1%1
THE SUPPLEMENTAL AoRk.AEsr, ETC.
In The ,n,cr,;cve published With Egnn and
p.do..t x..,..a.s .h..s .nn....a, a.. ront,.s,s.
le1'o'"t 5chtetas5 tncse ApPessco a"t eu"9sa"'e'
elnde @ M that III IN .his who,e dilsnity tra.h wa be.
coming searee , ~ n.opsea a!1te
pottss W a"1so s"o rlsas =. s o'a'
scsFtce Sestefday morning IN otass taat mo ah'
ural afm Of rcsto,at, Armstrong 4 Eean nigh,
ssvo x N ~ opportunlty ~ to bays his ,,1eJohn n,
1rm.iions Arm n,ns.ns tho bsil At No. os Lincoln
ayenne. N taquirr for Nj. Armstron3 brought
forth Tho response that he wse in attendance upon
.ccn.to,n.a n.w, rhn ,rnn,,s- entcrcf ~. nst,a,.
to awa't b. atsval. smusf"E himself IN the mean.
a rontplcuout pleco on the centre. tattc.
and Which purportcd 10 be a eucelnct hss.
iG no, o. tc te.Sdinf :a'f 81 9, o,a Gnss9o. se
,ss.," sessn. nt.,tn ,;t' ~ a.. tat.s -
many perSons ns' not entreiv umknown. % m Tbo trst
ti,nsirntinn Witch mst fhc .erihss rvc in nncnInv
;ha 1ninu" was IL T nietmpc ~ 'p''''s
and in reading thc bIogrspaieai akctch appended
mot nnv 80 to,h hst III c " tStn.t
S Ss Ss !; I'D 5sss Ssta s;:s
aa In" III s sa & e' Gofs ny
% feeSe l,eath, H." be lad Gssn ' padaled about ,hs BE-
~ tSFn mi M fnF I'm tu1N nf
.ryntni n,onfhs - ~" A"3'-''' '0' >'e eP~~'~ "
Trr+has .v,ufrs.f,, of ~, rc,nrn w.. In
tcrsnntcd h. Ire nY,ivsi ~ H. Nrmstrnro rtnthci
H. hls hr.f' - nnd Ill n,ce cneirrird with Sh;tn
rrav.t Thc rrnorter syrlcomrd Kim tcn,cd i,fms
and nYncccdcI II oncn to hnf,iy tho {ntcYyfewrrs
n was snra!aht, bs between thc statements al Pcri.
ojst ind Eran lho story Of Easn wa correct in
tnto IN sn ~ NJ il" kntw tte Ssd hren thn go.tc.
twecp @ between ~ II peF,oia. and Ersn, 10 10 10 snesS
made in reiescnesso Who sfouid be t:onrt. 1ioare
rrYIolat In NJ nnrtnrr va thn fnct n stated bH
Eoau. tlat wthoa, lis a1si,tancc i,s could not b.
sMcrnssfmi' iis nni Ecnn hsI fhn frftndshIn al at
sae me1bers II tne Roar a. &c carter Msrri,on and
AD xsfirow. JONES, iiA1tnts. Asts c1ttyronp.
and withut tic ev,,,oFt Of ths atlcr l,e could do
henec liz agreement. sntl his snnscoucnt ence".e. @
III, nnd ~ tin,si. a,d hc s.io.n"d thr ntnn"nt
whIcn H. ha, mt hr",1 nf s;nsr. Teriniat i.ad
reysr ns,a nns ecmt'swo,th nf oxucnscs' a. inc
lI"sfd. eap,e 10 hin, aud caused tic making Of
""a' liz rnn a,tpc, rvrxr.,. r.rrps.
.,t.,, ,.o,. H. ,nsrt . ,ocarnt+inn fr"t,, hin, or,
MullA H1iEt ~ eHSh~ ttSNbutA!oh "tAa NtAt
, 1877-06-04

That honctt tho goolf. There hre In tho ttoro
now o. H. scenn9 aoor thirty bar' OF nustE
10 yen know of aiH;y etoosedncss on the pnrt
OF con'mHsoneFhl'
~ don't know anything sbous that. 1was ii.
ways on the outside"
''We1l, about Auv Of them
GETTING GROCERIES, THKRnf"
''somc Of them did. I know they paid for
ss:nat yon don's know anythIng about cafpen.
"No. i is out Of m, recollection. don't
,.,5g ~ g 81 i; VII fei'o' object Ia
:. II aons knew, j an sure. 1snpposed he had
,..n!d ha psJ money to Carpenter to 20 away
h,,i.:. .Iis ,'y''o lie paid him 50 much month.
fas as; i. % sss'5 p.y I'll H. % sa;,SnF sa1'a1F
,,.ais "no yon kno" Of suy money thay sent 10
::&&::;ss''': q: sss7';
on1; s,s G%,.; ySH s,ss'n chA'ey Reeds 0es in tho
..iH;o "i;ia ss0u esef ses him hsTo the bootf"
10 Jou know who're hs kept III"
No: vas IN ha office to apetk to Mr. Btrel,
..Whcn Wa thstf .....-..
..,., ,,Alons II tho Winter, !rst before ths Sullivan
:. You dldn't SEQ the book then7"
"llow long before Carpenter went away did You
~ think saw him rlaht after New Tears"
HIS ho been writing t. anyhodT here."
"fes. / had letter from him when ho WAS
::1id he aa5 anything about coming h.ek'"
"lie didn't 90 away with tho intention OF CON.
, 1877-06-04
Celebration Throughout America
Of His 6emi-Centennial
Episcopate.
Extraordinary Popular Demon
stratlon in the City Of
Montreal.
a huge Procession of German and
Irish Catholics at st. Louis.
The Golden Jubilee Appropriately Oh.
served at Many Other
Cities.


MONTREAL.
i4psctal Dtfp6.eA 70 zaz 1ti&tns.
011AFA. juno 3.-To-dsy being Procession Snn.
day with the Roman Catholic citizens the usual
procession Of religions Solaflt!es taok place.
Honses on the line Of march were aay1y decorated
with faRs and bunting. About 8, coo persons were
in proce.Aton.
br. Grant left this city last night 10 attend tho
meeting Of the American Medical Association NJ
Chicago. fae Joins Dr. Kingston, Of Montreal,
en- route. Doth these gentlemen arc dclegntea
from CanadA.
Special DApatch TO Tie Tribune
AoxfnxAL, June 3.-The procession here to-day
In commemosation Of the Cospun.Chr,sa Festival,
tho ais!cth anniversary Of the Pope, and the at.
rival Of the Delegate Apostolic, was the granieht
aud largest religious procession ever seen In this
csty. The streets along which the procession pisa
trees. and arches. st. Lawrence strcat fesemhlcd
lcafy bower from 81. Catherine 10 Ctat- ftreet.
Carpets werc laid between tho raia Of the street.
caf track al the way down the street, an saudn.s
hust to kncei npon. Atna. m. q !n'n.en.e pro:
II Tho Fi.se &rmes 'Aca Cathedral. i'ss:: oe.
ran taautng Into st. Jaues street,
'e oTet e s" es':
nreeeded The hoft. The children wero Clad IN
nnltorms Of rod. white, and blue. and the women
wore white wells. t,ehintf flle host and In tl.t,
socletic.. Eleven bands accompanied the pto.
cektlo, and It passed through, fifteen arel1cs This
evening the Cathedral towers. tic Fu1aco, 1t.
MnsyB college. the ScMtnary OF Vt. snlp1cc. nnal
e. Esesene1
delegate holds lcrec. In tile evening vii, te a
grand toFchlght procession.
, 1877-06-04

the paroeha1 schools, accompanied ~ sss priests,
mns!c, pnsaded :hrough tho city for several
hours. The profession ~As nearly balf 4,
milo in length, and contained some 1,GpO
men. women. And children. marching
Ia two Giles. Flags Of America and ireland, cruel.
Axes, Limoges paintings. notrtita Of the Popa, Ye-
tgous banners, Of white and blue silk Audtof vah.
Many OF tho naschers were clothed with uniform
eaahes, sseqnes, and Jackets, md detaehmerts Of
effect When The prncess|on bsoke up ihs Rev.
T. r. Gum. Of 81 Paul's, and ths far. r. <.
Neubrand, Of St. John's, addressed the crowd In
English and German.
, 1877-06-04

his DEALINGS WITH PER1oLAT.
sff. Egan having mentioned Mt. Theodore Ka.ls
Is one OF The ,archttccts with whom pcriolat had
made the eame Arrangements az With himtclf, bat
had broken faIt' with him, TnsnrsE representa-.
Tive called upon that gentleman ut his rc.tdencc,
No. 12 SIgel Atrect tast evening 10 Iearn whether
tie statement fnnoc BY Mr.. Egan was founded npou
facts.
'Mr. Kasla," sasd THE TnfBrxE representa-.
tre. after tho exchange Of tho usuat sa1utatfon.,
II 1suppoao you hare scad the Interview with Nj.
Egan In to.day's THtnrNEr'
~ haze not" replied Mr.. Karls. "I have Just
returned from ridc In the country, and have
bad no time yct to read the papcss. II there any.
shtng r. tha. IT. Interview e !nnlleallng rnsr'
M 81 Es" rs1s ;ss psTos aad re- nade
which II waa agreed 10 allow him certain nteseat
IL tho pfofta Of the Cou.t-lio work tot hin IN.
2as sa s Ss s s H. w
NJ. K.tls hunted up Tn,nrxx. snd, afte, ,st.
aa se s .ad wel can se' yos hsa e
words Tie ftett Of this who1o adair u far - It
for he joS Il tae taIc;siion q ny fienpds
n: psIiolst: ssho nd tis!s va, no fsssen wh;y
" course ssld would TO very willing to accept
;ho wots NJ re1lo1at then sta.ed tha; u order
.aia percentage Of the rece!pE. ID E iot Tx remen. en-
ber exactiy how much, but 1t was quito a large
sum. ~
'Dtd pertolat say he wanted this money for bis
OWN usc Or that Il was needed Ia secure favorable
action OH the part Of the Commis+toncr4r'
'iIc implied TINT he needed 1t to
SECURE FAVORABLE ACTION ON TIE FART or
TIE uoAND.
Thls, At leatt was tho impression hls Fcmasks
..''wha. reply did yoa make to Pcrlolats propo.
'sAtter long discussion, during wh,cl, PerfoIat
trlcd to convince mo that there was nothing dis
honorable In Ills nf0nnaEttOn md fhnt ht,y
scct would accept the job on such terms, ! con.
scned to ACCEPT his offer, and rertotat withdrew,
saying stl"'lld have the contract
''Hhat occurred after th1s."
- After thinking 0ycf The mhtter for EoHe tln1o
and cnn.ulena with my triend.. became conytne-
cd that pcftoiat Was acting dIehonurably, and to
becomu lhc Cnurt-Hou.e architect unticr snch an
my ssandtn. business. man mud architect, and
therefore told rcri0tat that woud not be cun
pcttoE fur the Job under tuc conditions a. p.opo1-
Cd W Him At our first meeting. since that time
had nothing 70 do with tho uattcr."
| INT. kaFle, were you not tho architect of tic
County Insane Aaylnm aoE1c years n.or'
''fcs was. and II was the u1lly honest to1I
| county"
.'!!nw did you secure that 3ob."
~ was elected to tue postttpn Of architect oil
tho fnsanc Asylnm without my Aolicitati0n. TIE
| first knew Of 1t WAS when Sit. Miller ttIuEnlo|
Informed me Of n!y election. The County ling cyt.
dcntly gu not e3'et vt that tin,c:"
~. kat's aaid thls was all he knew abont the
matter, and II called upon would tell thc SAINT
facts 10 the Grand Jury. lie had acted ionorabi,
IL tho matter. and couFtcd The strctest tnyebtiva
ton: The reporter thereupon bid the gentleman
good night anil departed.
, 1877-06-04
THE LOBBY FUND.

TME TnlBuSE has at last succeeded In getting II
5uet what was tho matter With 1ftnndafe's caah.
books. and proceeds with great pleasure to lay 1t
before the public, which takes deep interest III
tue private affairs Of the granite lnaa. bong
cusfous gossping public, and anxious to know how
people spend ttc!r money. There were two
erasnrcs on that cash-book. Ono whs Of nn item
for 81, 800, anu Of date OF laet March, tho time
when Htnsdato got his fsst money for his
granite. 1l1nsiaio says he took the money down
10 New York with him Ia order to buy meals on
tho war, and purchase return Ticket;
but 11lnsdaics memory Is Ut fanlt, and
will probably bo refreshed and restored In day Or
two. Tho other crpsnra was Of an itcu, for 5000
paid q month ur 30 ago to Glorious John II. Roun-
Tree. Why did 1l!nslale, rushing from tic County
Building. seize his pcnkntfc nnd proceed to tear
MI that name by tho roots7 It was bceausc that
money was contribution by This contractor to
help defeat tic County Commissioners bill then
pcnlEns At Springfield. Ills friends, Tho Commits.
slonc1s. were In jeopardy, md he vas called on,
with other contssstors, to hep thcM ont. 1hn
viii be- remembered, was watching legi.'atioti al
Springfield during tic greater part Of tho recent
Viii, Tho view Of obtainEng further Information
on the subject. TRIBUNE reporter
CALLED uFoN Nh. uOoDELL
':Mr. Goodell, i y eharaed by. liln.dais, tae
granite man, IN lis testimony before tho 0satld
a5 @ e nad sosn !. A. lSSnss + Ssqo t. n
County lloar,l, and which Va. defeated. owing
Vol S'hn ,nay W sec iii ii 10 make"
I'M nsa ass, eSSs Ss;g, s sa,s ~ 1
n,y !ssoliceton. i ]. posslbls .o m*Y hayc mi:
hin, M it j were 10 met hin Oh ihu street"
"ndn't he contribute to ray thr Expenses OF
, 1877-06-04

a{r DEAR DocTon: few neeks atneo had 4
eonscspatton with my janlltess ~ to paEalytfc
brottcr-in-!aw. lie wat stricken paralyucaliy two
Guiding the right arm and right 1eg. liz had not
carned penny during the ttiue. At my request
he purchased and used u bottle Of your 1olidt OF
Ann.on{n: before tho bottle was ont.hnf used he
could rals+ ht. arm and control bis teg. 1Ic eon.
i!naed the application until DO bad used second
biz work we'll. l'eu this certificate - ron plcats.
Very ttn1y. gr1EcE q. alcKLEs, III :a4s1s
street, Nsw lu1k. March 4. 1H7u, Dr.. wtLLtas
rSt4
, 1877-06-04
FORECLOSURE.

bptfldE D!iVd!ck 70 1K4 Tribune.
ikplAxAroLia, junc 3.--In tho casc OF Thomas
F. Mason and Alvin P. Mann. Trustees, n.1tnat
the Lake Erl., Evansville 4 Southwestern hallway
Company, adccrtc Of foreclosure wss entered yes
tcrday iu tho Quilted stntes Circuit Court, a,,tl
Nobsu e, nutler, Ut EBw Albany, appolntel Special
Master tu se the property with tho right Of way Of
tsncomplctcd porions from Eyansvillc 10 the UhIu
tt4te line In Union County. The sale wi be n,attu
Rt Seymour after ninety days notice. rbe amount
Of tho claim IL $ti5, 800. Tho su!o Is to bc Tor
tnxh.
, 1877-06-04

Lou1srItLE. 81 >. Iunc =. .-Ths celebration Of tb4
paph Jubilee to-day was simply immense. II IL
Estimated that 8. 600 persona marched, taeluding
al tho Catholic societies In the city, with othtss
from q distance. The procession vas aftJ minutes
passtng \ point Eighty. seven carriages knd
large number Of wagons eonts,nInz children wsro
In the p!ocesston. grsnd concert WAS gwen At
the Cathedral A. night In which leo performers
participated. Ths church consAInad ovsf 3, 600
ptpu1&,
, 1877-06-04


1t. Lofts. No., JHEc 1.-rhc celebration Of The
Golden Jubilee Of ropc plus tx. sp-!ay was ono Of
the most notable In kolne Of its features that has
cscr been witnessed here. II has brcn many ycaYa
since au occnson hss occurred 10 bEtn. uat tic
Irish aud German Catholics together, nft, there
fore. bnt little opportunity hna been previously
had 10 obtcryc tho numerical strength Ut the yar.
Gus organizations Of the Different nationaltstes.
To-day, however. brought them Al ont, and
splendid display they made. Tho weather could
not h.vo hccn better. The rain Of last nigh
completely laIi tLc dust ani cooled the atuap'erc
y = desrce THAI made marching delightful. The
long before noon, Ind tho airects were alive | Mi.
socctes forming aad marching to take their place.
preparatory to falllus into the, main 'sue. At .
ni, IT. line VI march from Tweuty-drxt street to
Ls se sren9e headfa * cf uptsa
the Emmet Guards. Of Peor!a, ill.,. tho Iiadell
G5!Is. s, ths ,Ta,lSr Gaa'as: i. and Attaek.
sssend, Thiri, ana Founh Divisions, oempo,eti u
tIe, headed e taels MaF:hnls I'D aass T. ther fsll
these lsinc esen the eentfo of tie column. Scsi
t s s % 1R Rs1 4 ause s sect fesa into
pisi.!es. Temperance Division, Solidarity Disls:
carlIagcs. on horsebaek. and afoo.: Theto
wrso between serenity and eighty So
ccstea aal organizations Of different
kinds In line, all Eayy d;cs.ed IN handsome uni.
forma Or rc7al!u, with beautiful banners snl pru-
tnts coral .d*coratlous. !Atort sortY brass and
martial binds furnlahed tho snHeie and at frequent
Lntcr,a!s the co!umn lade brilliant With lar:e
anslJ. cmbclltshcd, wagons o!led With c'ceantly-
s,s S";. Go f Mstsa ss suen sna ts p9s.. @
ehntehe. ia ths ety; There .s1a a!so nn,,'crous
sa!nius priests and officials Of different c1ades.
Altogether |: uss ihe araest finest. aud raoss at.
t,ueIre dltpay III this eaty for ysArs and FeI!rcr
ersA; credit upon ali concerned. i i uA.in,ated
that ~. 900 persons wesc IN line. including, chill.
lren. The atScets along the line Of march were
dtnsejy thron:ed With spectators md many houses
were !lam'.og,ely lsentatct ,s!!h An,er!can nass,
dc.ians This American Aas also Yiea with the
aln,ekt a. frequently. Tho procession, wa4 two
housf pas,ing ! gIssa point. aud moved at a b.I,;
rla, thets waa temperance society and several
hundred citizens from the saIne place, and neyeru
socl1t,rs from East ST. Louis, which made credit.
able appearance.
, 1877-06-04
THE EAST

New YonE. Irno 3.-The senn- Ce1tannIL OF
the consecraton Of Pops Plus X. - Archbishop
of spoteta was celebrated to-day At 81. Patfltk's
Cathedral. Solemn 1Iigh Mss was csletfstsd.
Dispatches iron, various quarters report that tho
Catholics generally celebrated tho Fope's golden
jubilee With appropriate aud Impressive cefs
, 1877-06-04

AM ALE ~hAteLSAAH AACnh
The younger Forsyth, vino lives on Ioomis
street, was sought Gut yesterday by reporter, It
being undcratood that 1,o Ia 10 appear bcforu the
Grand Jury this morning.
nliaye you bscu subpnnaelr' aatl tho re-
porter.
"So; but told them Saturday would como
ovor. No paper was served Oil MO. They tookmy
word for It,"
"Do yosi know what they want Tou forF'
"No."
:why did you vo!untcor to afpcari"
~ was asked to come"
.'IJy whoal1''
ul don't caro- about telling that.~
'.Was It q iuryn,an who asked yons"
t'Eo, 4 man was hero 10 sAlpUna Elc. hut
was out" r.
'.llow did you happen ores to The County
t'Iwcnt down to my fathcss onlee+ and ho took
mr oycr."
'you .ay you aoa't know what they want you
fors",
t'No."
'can't you gucsss"
"No."
.'pcrllars can cnlIshten rou.
rzRloLAr sArs THAT 1ou TooE cAnrES7EAs
NOOK.
's!ss' .Ss': :o'"
:You didn't take ity'
stNoyrr an,v IL.
i ~ S.sa 5 i =: w. =. t;,t gotten up"
tne,s." @a'ea' 'e'' II S''s' '''p'"''f "''''s'
p yoa yoaon5y knoT wpna ,Qt INV m It's
talIja t;cn. 3mftl, user SEQ ttr'
..,i'l xn exrr sec II Il In In ot Mr.
l'es4!
..i,.i re,,,,at ,,cr n.. xon IN stea, tty1
"Ho. -" -
HAVEN'T IA" AMI ~ - untr"''e"' "a WAL" S4''
.;nrc In left tbe store.
,.,s ..wa'n't TO ofcr to seo seu week ago satar'
Is % o's. s;e eess pats ys ats s nss Sose
!,s didn't say anJ.h1: .hoas .e y 81, 1oos"
.,m. ANY oue eseF 'e'saes' 5oa ~ sss po''es''a
Of "
Mo; ..Ms.n.t Il worth h.ylurr
~ t1nt Erow Il mi1Ss in! r., have nsnssd o,,.
~ lion't sss how thne y. Wo1la .;,s, b."
loa natsN theen y ~ 1tut H., . -. H..
,'Nos haven't seen u. "aese olo you set WEI
3drar'
'tst1otas saIs Joa took u; .,
"!ie uoe'' Well' haven't ~ much p1aas ~ he
haa: ,.,. .m
x1o hHow i1n MAs .nnCos. u, i. IN
Jancayt!ls, y Mn.m s.n haas ,ro,, III, ,...,,
~ heard troD, HIN y Indirectly Yesterday"
sMas he tneEe 5nent :,
., fs wns d, soese s aIGsuay st 81 er,nesoa''
"No, not unless 10 Wsnt there In Tue last two
aays; ys;,a ~ Inn. u,o -, ., lin, ~. n,on,u :, r.,
oat gf town.. .,
, 1877-06-04
AN EMINENT LOG.R0ltEn.

IxpIAkAroLI.. Ind, june D. '-tloE. Williams
attended m old fashioned log. rolling and brush
hemp burning At panyillo yeste1lay, aud took an
acsiye hand IN the operations. lie proved stst he
had lost uous Of hts ol.tttne skill At such work.
speeches were made BY the Governor and othors.
, 1877-06-04
The NEW INSANE ASfluM.
Hp<ct4 DlxpatcA u JAs Tribune.

DAxyEl1H, ILL.,, June "a committee ot citizens
ar1 now engaged In looking up eligible points tn
this Locality fur tho Eastern liitnol4 AsYun,. with
view Vt directing The attention OF The colnn.ls-
sloucss " tUch points when they shall Nv ap-
pointed.