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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28

lowing to the bad weather the dedication of
s1new Church of st. Vincent, Mobile, did not
Ike place last Sunday. The ceremonies are
hRounced for to-day, Sunday, 25th.
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We sre indebted to the " Infant Mystics " of
aSobile for an invitation to attend the celebra-
zion of their eighth anniversary at the Battle
S1cuse on the 18th of February.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28

There has been introduced in the Indiana
iegislature bill making the managing editor
& . newspaper responsible in cases of libel, the
|analties provided being $50. 900 fine and ten
ears imprisonment.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28

Right Rev. Francis X. Lersy was appointed
IBishop Of Nstchitoohes December 10. 1876.
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3aHnaay- Jan 50 -scptus gesima Sunday.
lfnndAy.... Jan. 9-St. Franeis of Sales.
1saay. lam 30Prsyor Of Our Saviour in the G
IA din OF Olives.
Wednesday. Jan 3l-St- Peter Eolasque.
Thursday Feb. 1-Ss- 1anAtius, Pope and Martyr.
FkdAy Fob. S-Feast Of the Fabrication of the
Bleased Virgin and of tho Pre-
eentAtion OF the Infant Jesus In
the Teuple.
1AfWraAy. Feb. 3-St. Denis, Pope
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
A DISHONEST CASHIER.

SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY OF NATIONAL BANK-A
WORTHY FATHER RUINED.
MoSrRosE Pa, Feb 8, 1871
The accounts OF Nathan $. Lcnhenn, cashier Of the
FIRST National Bank OF this place. who arrested in
New York lew days so while attempting to negotiate
loan OF SO 900 forged note, have been examined
here and occasionei most starting disclosures. Tho
TACT apparent that almost from tho day that Len.
helm made cashier OF the bank he has carried on
system OF robbery. II Is believed he has deirnudcd
the bank OF ut least $1,000 by Of clever
forgcrics No suspicion attached to him until the
news OF his arrest was received hero. The cxnmna-
ton then began with tho result stated. run
made on the bank when tho TACT became public, aud
the bank closed It's dpors 10 consult on what was best
TO be such state that the continuing OF business
warranted. The bank was opened after days
suspension, depostors we're re-assured and the run
ceased
THE SENIOR LExnEiM RUINED
Tho banking house 0f ). Lenheim Son, OF Great
Bend, this cunnty, WIS not 80 fortunate. This hrm
consists OF the father OF the dishonest cashier and the
cashier himself. AS soon rs the the news
OF tho arrest OF the younger Lenhcim received
here through the HERALD run commenced. Depos-
TORS wcre paid until the funds at band were ex.
haustcd. when the bank
TO CLOSE ITS DOORS
The excitement was great. but the managers OF the
bank say that they will he abIc TO pay ali claims, but
that tho crime OF the young man will no doubt
rum his father who is his surety for ell he Is worth
The senior Lenheim has the hearty sympathy OF the
community. lie began business many years ago us a
New York and the northwestern counties o. Pennsvl
vania, selling hts wares until hc accumulated tor
tune. II founded The Great Bend Bank, and II was
considered OF the best institutions o the kind
this part OF Pennsylvania |; IS believed that tho
sums young Lcnhelm has obtained by hts opcrat,ons
hereabout and IN other places will amount to $l50000
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
THE BELkNAP SUIT DISMISSED.

STATEMENT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THAT
THE EVIDENCE WOULD NOT SUSTAIN THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIANTS INpoRsE-
MENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1877.
The OF the United States against General cknap
was to-day dismissed, motion Of tho District AZ.
iorrey in accordance with tho direction Of the Auor-
ncy General for the reason that the would
no, sustain tho prosecution.
DIRECTION PRESIDENT
The action OF the Attorney General is taken The
direction OF President Grant, who lndorscs report by
tho Distric, Attorney as follows:-
In view OF tho within the District Attorney
the District Of Co umbit ths effect that be
n able. and in view II she suffering
the accused aud the great expense whic lie has
already been subjected, think tho District Attorney
should o directed to dismiss the suit l. s. CRAM
Tho form al order OF the Attorney General toliows
aud Judge Macarthur endorsed IT.
ON readns the papers and Hied. and
tiom of H. H. Wells tniie states Attorney IL irdcred
the case being indictment Nj il.xjl he. and
same is hereby. dismissed. MACARTHUR Justice.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Albert G. Lawrence OF Rhode Island, Is At
the Brcvoon. General James Craig. Of Missouri, and
Ex-Governor J. B Page. OF Vermont, AZ the 81.
Nicholas. Rodney W. Daniels. Collector OF Customs
at Buffalo, ana s. II. H. Clark, General superintendent
Of tho Cnion Pacific Railroad at the FUN Avenue.
General John B. Frisbic OF California, aud William r.
Sh,ur Vice President OF the Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company, are the Windsor. Henry X. Pcrsou, vi
Albany, is at tho Everett Ex-Ccnercssman Hamilton
ward OF Belmont. n. y. is at the Metropolitan.
Warner Miller OF Hcrkimer. n. Y. is at the Un,ou
Square Lieutenant Wells l.. Field, United States
Navy, is the ST. James. Genera. David Vickers, Of
New Jersey, rs at the Hoffman.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

them with reluctance and neglect them With i'm.
punity."
The instructions sketch tho reforms recommended
by England, which include the appointment. OF gov.
crnors Of provinces and judges subject she approval
OF the European Ambassadors provincial cleo
tive assemblies, reformed militia, &c. On
the other hand. the instructions state that
the English government cannot countenancc Tho IN
PRODUCTION into the Conference OF proposals. however
plausible or vol intentioned. which would bring
foreign armies into Turkey in violation OF the en-.
gagsmsnts By which the guaranteeing powers
solemnly bound Great Britain is resolved not 70
sanction misqovernmcnt, but IL the Porte. through
obstinacy or apathy opposes the efforts which are
now making 10 place the Ottoman Empire on a moro
secure basis, the consequences will rest solely with
the Sultan and his advisers.
SALISBURY.
Lord Derby's despatch after the failure the Con-
ference couchcd 10 terms OF the warmest approval
OF Lord Salisbury's conduct II expresses the high
OF The Queens government OF his ability energy
zeal and patriotic motives
oREEcx AND RUSSIAN INFLUENCE.
A despatch from Athens says that Greek jour.
mails published Al Trieste. which accused being
in the pay Of Russia publicly burned the Greek
capital last night.
ASD THE UNITED srs-Ka
Ane neBetIar III buukTupCy nas occiocu IN ihvOT oi
the United States tho appeal from the decision OF
the trustee in the liquidation OF Ciews, Habicht
h Co. This decision viii enable the United
States 10 prove debt OF f299 which the
trustee rejected the ground that IL was
due from The New York house. because the
London house had not yet received the remittance
the time OF Henry cews and Co. failure The answer
was that Henry Ciews Co. received remiitances
merely as agcnts OF Clews, Habicht 4 Co. Tho decs-
ION Of the trustee was overrucd with costs.
DEATH OF FAMOUS sHoRrHoRy.
The famous shorthorn COW Tenth Duchess Of Gcncva
Is dead. This animal bought by Lord Bec,,vo at
New York Mls, in the State OF New York. in 1873 for
over $50, 900
PRICE SILVER.
Tho fiadncier says II thinks II probable that, In
view Of the forthcoming Indian loan the drawing OF
India Council bills may soon be suspend dcd. in which
case the OF silver would Improve Large amounts
OF silver held in london but holders do not
press sales until the intentions of the Indian
government are known. Only very small amount
OF balls was allotted yesterday.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
MIDx1GHr WEATHER REPORT.
WAR OEyARrnxyr.
oy1Io1 OF rHR CHiKv SIGNAL OYyIcgn. \
WARRINGTON, Feb. OIL A. n.


ovvIcl OF rHE CHfKv SIGNAL OryIcIR{
WARRINGTON, Peb. o-l A. ~
Indicdfions
For Friday. iu the South Atlantic States. cootes
northeast 70 northwest winds, risng barometer snd
cioar weather.
In the Eascrn Gulf staics rising followed BY falling
barometer northeriy winds, cooler followed BY
warmer clear weather.
10 the western Gulf States rising followed BY falling
barometer, northcry winds back TO eastcrly. cooler
followed by warmer clear partly cloudy wcnther
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, northeast 10
southeast winds, rising, possibly followed By falling,
barometer, colder, partly cloudy weather.
For tho Cpptr Mississippi and Lower Missour Val.
lcys and the upper lakes failing barometer southeast
TO souhwcs, winds, warmer, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For the lower hikes. falling barometer. southwest
winds, possibly backing to southeast, warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
For tho Middle and Eastern States, northeast TO
northwest winds. cooler, clear weather, stationary
followed by falling barometer.
The rivers viii generally fall. except slight rise In
the Lower Ohio
cautonary signals ordered for light "norther''
al Galveston and lndianoia.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
THE HARTFORD BANK.

OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION or THE FARMERS
AND MECHANICS NATIONAL BANx-THE LOSS
NOT LIKELY TO EXCEED THE SURPLUS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 3, 1871
Bank Commissioner Mygau to-day began offcial in-
vcstration Of tho troubles in the Farmers and Ne.
chanics' National Bank, and an accurate showing Of
tho condition Of affairs will be given In . few days.
The investigation by the directors has been continued,
and no doubtful paper beyond the amount first re-
ported has been found, while Of the coilatcrals
prove 10 be better than anticipated II Is claimed Dy
tbs directors that the losses win probably not exceed
the surplus OF $500 o00 instead OF cutting into the
capita. also, as hau been feared. The stock nrner
~ the Brokers Board to- day 81 being asked and 80
Did, which is an improvement on sales AT 20 and IS
yesterday. The bank continues open Tor business
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
w A S lin CT L O y.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s. 1877.

WASHINGTON, Feb s. 1877.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID TO JUDGE SETTLE.
report from North Carolina of something the
Pres dent was asserted TO have SAID Judge Settle has
attracted more attention hero than 1t deserved Tho
report that tho President had told Judge Settle
that Mr. rIden would undoubtedly be tho next Prcsi-
dent by tho action Of the Electoral Commis sson What
he did say that passage OF The Electoral
Bill, whether Governor Hayes or. Mr. Tdcn became
President, the country would In either have peace
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
DEPREDATlONS ON THE PLAINS.
THEFrs OF STOCK BY INDIANS AND WHITES
CAPTURE OF TWO THIEVES

CAPTURE OF TWO THIEVES
CHEyEySr, Wy. r., FEB. 7, 1877.
Tho following report is brought by hcrder who
arrived here last night. II lacks confirmation lie
Gays that the jth inst, while he was herdng cattle
twelve miles south Of Pine Bluffs and about Hfy miles
southeast OF this city, be came upon about thirty
Cheyenne Indians, who appearci TO have gone into
camp permanently. The hcrder loot when he
discovered tho Indians ana hid himself in the bushes
until he could escape unobservcd. The Indians found
h.s pony and iook u into Their camp.
Night before last the Indians drove of head OF
stock from SabcIlc's ranch, near Chugwatcr () The
hcrders were chased by the Indians, but escaped.
Last week lot OF ponies we're stolen from the Red
Cloud Agency by whte horse thieves. parry OF
soldiers went In pursuit. and yesterday overlook and
captured two OF the thieves. recovering twcniy.six
pories There was third man with tho stolen pvnics
who managed to get away.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
SECRETARY MORRILL,.
wAsuiyGros, Feb. 8. 1877.

WAsuiyGros, Feb. 3. 1877.
midnight report OF Secretary Morrill's condition
conveys le II any encouragement though he is rest
lug somewhat easier than in the early part Of the
evening. Physicians are IN attcn lance aud VIII 70.
main during the night. His disease seems TO nave
taKen the form Of a low fever
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS.
wAsn,xGrox. Fob. /,

WASHINGTON, Feb 8. 1877.
Alexander H. Stephens is not we'll this evening as
he during the day. He is kept free from excite
m IN, OF nil kinds Visitors not admitted 10 his
room newspapers and letters not read 10 him.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record VIII show the changes IN tho
temperature for tho past twenty iour hours compsr
ison with the corresponding date o! last year. ind'
ca,cd by the thermometer At Hrdnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

Lewcs In 1852, AMI has continued TO represent that
constituency ever since. lie has been u Deputy
Lieutenant for Sussex since 1853. Though liberal
he was reelected Speaker by the conservatives aftes
the last general election.
THE MARQUIS OF uARrIXGroN.
The Marquis Of Harrington is Spencer Compton,
the eldest son OF the Duke Of Devonshire, and was
horn on the 23d OF July, 1859. He il member Of Par
lament for New Radnor colonel Of the Second
Derbyshire militia, and has been successfully Lord
Of the Admiralty, Secretary OF State for War,
Postmaster General and Chief Secretary for Ire
land lie became leader Of the liberal party on the
retirement OF Mr.. Gladstone In January. 1875.
The New York herald., 1877-02-09
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A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
M,nnrrrnu.x X Y 4

MIppLETowS ~ Y, Feb 8, 1877.
David Gay. ngcd 6ty ycors, farmer, was killed by
the cars Al Monroe last night. while intoxicated
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

Average temperature yesterday. ~ =
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

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Earl Granville, or, as his titles run, Sir Granville
George Leveson Cover, vscount Granville. OF
Stone PARK county Of Stafford, and Baron Leveson
of Stone, X. g., P. c., was born May IL. 1915, and
heir OF Emerie Joseph, Due nAlbcry, and widow
OF Sir Ferdinand Richard Edward Acton. Baronc,
of Aldcnham, on the 25tt OF July, 1910. This lady
died on the 14th OF March, $780, leaving no children.
vile married his second wife, Casaa Rosa
lind, youngest daughter OF Walter Frederic
Campbell, Esq. Of Tslay and by her had three
children-onc son and two daughters. Lord
ls40. He was constituted Lord President OF the
Council in 1852, and held that Office until 1855, when
he resigned. He resumed the ONCE in 1859, and
again retired in 1896. He became Secretary Of state
for the Colonies in 1865, and held Office as Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs in the Gladstone admin
istration up to Disraelis advent to power
The Earldom Of Granville was created in 1888 by
the advancement 70 that dignity OF The Right Hon.
orable Lord Granville Leveson Cover. G. &. b. The
present Earl has cast his political fortunes with the
liberal party in England. and is regarded as man
Of great weight in the nationa councils
THE SPEAKER or THE COMMONS
The Right Hon. Henry Bouvere william Brand.
Speaker Of the House OF Commons, Is the second
son Of the twenty sixth Baron Dacre, and brother
and heir presumptive TO the present Baron lie
was born in 1914 and married IN 1858 a daughter of
General Ellice. lie was private secretary to Sir
George Grey, Keeper OF the Seal for the Prince OF
1878, and Parliamentary Secretary 10 the. Treasury
from June, 1850. to July, lsco. lie is liberal in
politics, and was nrst elected to Parliament lor
The New York herald., 1877-02-09

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-03
In the sweet Ry-ana-Ry

cannot bat be the happy thought as the
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tain Tourist" scans it's wonderful attractive
pages and peruses its fascinating descrip-
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letter-press a model of typographical
richness, aud the arrangement throughout
simply superb, the Rock Mountain Tourist
is worthy of comparison with Picturesque
America or The ALdtne. 1t is written IN
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the tour through the garden of the South
west (the Arkansas Valley, Southern Kan
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America Rocky Mountains. Jaunts
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and the two publications are mailed free tc
all writing for one or both to L. j. Ander.
son. Topeka, Kansas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-03
An Alton Scandal.

The social sensation in Alton is the elop-
ment of Chas Stetson, married man,
with q widow woman named Mrs. Sutton
who oficiated as help" in the family Of
John w. Hart. Stetson is man who had
heretofore stood well in the community,
and is member of the Baptist Church.
His wife is an excellent and esteemed
woman. Stetson however, became infat.
uated with the widow, although she is
several years his senior, and, in order tc
enjoy her society abandoned his wife and
home. The twain, after short acquaint-
ance, made their arrangements for an elop-
ment, but did it 30 skilfulIy that their in.
tention was not suspected. They left for
ST. Louis on the early morning train
Thursday. Mrs. Stetsop, discovering Their
flight followed on the next train. and
found the g0ilty pair at the Union Depot.
The injured wife entreated her husband tC
return, bot he was deaf to all persuasion
aud finally, with his companion, gave Mrs
Stetson the slip, she was obliged to return
home without him. Stetson's desertion Of
his wife was characterized by abominable
heartlessness, and the community hope
that be will meet with the retribution he
so richly deserves.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-03

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-03

alleys needing to be put in passable con-
dition and the matter be referred to the
Street and Alley Committee. Carried.
Alderman Carse moved that 100 dol
lars be appropriated to widen Eleventh
street over the slough. Carried by the
following vote:
Ayes-Carse, O'Neil, Huber, Simmons
Wood, Brooks, Wasnock,-7.
Nays-Lundy, Schlemmer-2.
Alderman Carse moved that the Com.
mittee on Bridges appointed TO confer
with the Board of Supervisors be in
structed to call a meeting ON the subject
at once. Carried.
On motion adjourned.
JOHN i. REED. City Clerk.