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Memd0e.-Les jours de la semai-
ne Qnl Went sont ]consaercs algX
saints ct aux s%a!ntes don't les mons
suivent:
LunAi, st. Louis-mardi, st. Der.
nard-mercredi, Ste. Jeanne
jeudi, st. Sympholien-venlrcdi,
Ste. Sidonic-samedi. st. Bar
thelemy-dimancllc, st. Louis, vol.
lie st. Louis de lunli iut IGvc-
que.
st. Bernard est lie fondateur dies
Bernardins. II naQuit ell 109t, en-
Boursogne. II int picuN. eloquent
ct savant. II prtcln unc croisade.
II fonda s%olXante dome monastercs.
Les libres penseurs lui reprochcnt
d'avoir. dams son grand ztle pour
fortllodoNie. comhattu Abtlara,
Arnaud de Brescia ct plusicurs au-
tres villains sclismatigues.
Jeanne nest pas Jeanne dare,
cc}le que fit briller l'ignoble Gvtque
de Ranvais. Cauchon, hi la papessc
Jeanne, qui n'eyista .jamais, mails
sans donte Jeanne lie France on de
ValoIs. file de Louis NJ ct femme
de Louis MI, Qui, atdaignee ct re,
pudiee par son mari, fonda i Bour-
ges l'ordle des Annonciades.
-Symphorien fut d'Autun ct du
lie. steele. II fut martyrisG pour ma
voir point voulu adorcr Cybele.
-Sidonic ,fuit s0ncta.
-Barthelemy, bien que lie plus
monstrneuX DIES crimes histori0nes
sc soft commits lie jour de sa tIte,
est un grand saint. Etant Pun des
douzc apotres, il prtcha lEvangile
dams les Indies ct PEtliopie. II fut
martyrise ell Tan II, en- ArmGnie.
lie saint Louis du % est lie roi
de France, Louis TX, celui qui fut
deux fois croise, rendait Ia Justice
sous un chGne, ct mourut de la pes
te 4 Tunis.
III abolit les combats j%udiciaires ct
les queries privfcs.
II fonda les Quinzc-Vingts ct com
4menca la Sorbonne.
Mails il traita trop cruellement les
Vaudois ct les Albigeois.
Joinville Il CERT Sd vie dams III
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oiQue luin DIES Chinois. kearney,
est irlanaais,- lies elections de la
Floriuc ont etc enforcement demo
cratiunes.-Le rGprtsentant Black
burnc, president du comite demo.
cratique congressional pour la
campagne electorate, lcgarlc COM
me certain lc triomphe du parti de
mocratiquc.-La convention DIES
banqniers, Il Saratoga, a salut COM
me II hencdiction Ia mTocl,aine re
prise dies placements en- cspeces.-
'iremblcments de terrc i liayti.-
L'etat de siege est leve i Cuba.-
Troubles a Ottawa, Canada; mails
miracles a Ste. Anne.
La tievre jaime trcnd positivrmcnt
son foyer %l'intectiun. On en- 81
gnait dies cas- a Memphis, Nicks-
burg, Grenada, Winona ct Canton.
\ Grenada Surtout, ellie est maui
va!Sc, ct la peur, qui conselllc ton
jours NAL, Sen mGlc.
LouisidRc.-La Nouvclle Orleans
est triste. L'epidGmic NY est pas 81
terrible qu'on lie croft dams les cam
pagnes, mails men tait pas moins
ule vingtaiue dc vlctimes par jour.
Aussi. pas dc rolitique, &C qui est
TN bien, ct point dc commerce.. &c
0ui est uu mal.-Ioutes les bourga-
dies dc rEtat sc sont misses en- qua
;antaine. Cello dc ThiboueanX d
drtenlu a sol maltra dc ro$,te de
dellvItr ailcllne calSSe de maIrhHA,
discs sGche$. pasur prohibition surles
marchandises mouillGcs.--l aru
TN cas- de 1lHvrc jaime i i'laqummi,
ne.-M. u. Loisrau. I'M dies collaho,
ratct,rS dc llheijle, est mort. II. Loi
seau, natif d'Orltans, France, ttait
TN homme distingut ct un profess
seur de meritc. LII cololic trancai-
Sc perd en- lui I'M disnememhrc.-La
Ghamhre dc commerce dc la Nou-
vr!le- Orleans piotcstp cOntre la Gua-
rantomaniu aesholIgadcs lousianai-
ses.-M. Andre Br0nSScau, estiMa,
bic commcrraut de Ia Nouvcllc Oh
leans, est molt.-Lcs ]jounanX de
Ia c;llnpagne en- Sont tonS a 1t p.uIe,
al beau temps. an Soleil ct Il Ia qua
northumberland Ia fevyc iauue
DoGf0,cS cc,taHt Ct adhNc sub jNdicc
lis est. Mails p%ersonne, cette aimee
ma ttte Ia st. NapolGon.-Lc riz ar
rive an marche.
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fait-il pas lie sort lie plus miserable
ct lavenir lie plus sombre! Et les
grandes villes industriellcs he sont-
Giles point aniourd'hui, malert leurs
splendides apparcnces ct lie luxe de
uuelques heureuX, les cites de la mi
sere, du p%auperisme ct du p%rolcta-
riat? Car le mot prolttariat, mot
dc Ia vieille Europe, a dGsormais
un sens aux Etats-Unis. II dit meme
plus qu'en Europe, distant lie vaga-
bondage ct lie vice.
Kcarne,y parle done 4 un rc1outa-
Die auditoire, ct il ne lui fault PAS
grande logique rourttre Gcoute ct
compris. l! lui suf,irait l'ttre brutal.
Mails Butler, le plus rynique ct lie
plus rou6 dies politicians de Iepouue,
dGmagogue subtil ct sans vergogne,
dirige habilement la voix ct lie bras
de l'%agitateur. P%ourquoi! II nous
sutfit dc SAVIOR que ce nest point
par patriotisme, hi pour con l,rer le
danger.
Conjurer le danger, telle est la
question.
Mails comment?
&c nest assurtment pas lie partl
republican, qui lie peut. Nous Sa-
vons que &C parti, inc heurc dams
lie vrai, s'cst perdu dams la corrup-
tion ct dams IariStocratlc tinancirre.
On conLait aussi lc militariSmc de
SEES tcndances. II est plus que tout
autre le million, lie monopole ct lie
capital exploiteur. N'cst-jl pas me
me responsible dies chooses qui Sc
passent anj ourd'hui,et ses vingt an
nees tie rouvoir sans controle ne
nous ont-elles pas valulanarchie eco
nomique ct sociale Qui menace Pave
mir du pays ct de la rtpubllque!
Mals 81 le partl democratiquc,
GcartG pendant vimgt ans de la di-
r%ection DIES attlires publiqucs, aspi-
rant au pouvoir ct y ayant peut-
Gtrc dies droitS, veut ttrc III paciti-
catcur ct un sauveur. CONNIE c'est
son devoir, il lui fault hien com
prendre lie temps, lc pcuple ct les
besoins du Jour. Commc nobleSSe
oblige, il est tenu i honorcr SON
nom, a taire preuve de sens ct de
libtraliSme, i Sc METRE resentment
ct pratiQuemcnt dams lie vote dies
reformes, DIES amGliorations ct dc la
justice. II ne dot pas permet,
tire il IN groupe de se procla,
mer eNcluslvement n%atioaal, ct
il doit Acknowledgement abSorbel
&c groupe. II doit aussi, pan
I'm systemic tinancier intelligent.
attirer a !ni les partisans du green.
back ct les hommcs du socialismt
nouveau. La question du travail,
qui est la question capitale, ne pen'
lie trouver ignorant. indifferent OF
resistant. Inutile de dire que 81
p%lateforme, Ell matiere l'tducatio,
publique, ne saurait Gtre que gene
reuse, democratique ct souveraine
ment large. Est-il bcsoin de dGcla
e quill lui taut reai1irmer bier
haut, devant lie mGtlodisme ct II
romanisme qUeique peu turbulents
le grand principe de la separation
absolue dc l'Eglise ct dc rEtat?
Eft hoe signo rincet.
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qucun ordrr scmblable a l'ordre dies
avocats dc France.
L'ordrc DIES nvocats francais, on
vertu dies O~llOnnanccs dc 1892 ct de
1880, est soumiS il une discipline in
'ttlieurc cxcrctc par Guclpucs uns
d'cntrc ruX tlus par lrnrs contrcres,
ct uui iurmcnt lie conscil dc lor,lrt.
lie consci) de luulre est preside par
lc ha%tonnicr, 1ui est t%galcmcnt
clrctif.
La creation dun tel ordre dams III,
pays OH l~'avocat est tout. IL blcn
CONNIE 10 NAL, est ~ahsolument nfrcs.
Snile. L'avocat dot ttre controlf,
lie barreau ne pent ttre Il la mcrci
dune multitude de diplomrs sans
%raractrre. ct ccuX qui font les lois
doivcnt Gtablir entire ruy, pour Zen,
crcice hc lrur profession, ullc loi de
hi@nitr, dc moraiitc ct de rcspccta-
bllitt Supcll"ulcs.
En- plus, il nest pas bon quill yait
autant dc codes dc pratiQue que
u'Etats.
Cherchons l'uuitc Gui est honne.
NJ. J.. De Poortcr,l 'avorat de pa
roi>se dc st. Joan baptistc, est
vcnu nous rcnlrr v!site.
Nous sommes lltureuN uaNnlI
trouvr notge cN puloIssltn 1T notr"
ami hlen portant, rciuu Il la SantG
ri blniD I'tuprUir.
Car ses talents snllt utiles an bar.
rpau. ct l.. DePo0rtrr est IN dies de.
~irnSeurs dc In cause dc lu Louisiana
ct dc democratic.
lie jury de police est ms doutc
iii brave 'lomme.
Nny.z SEES resolutions eli -contrc.
Mails il a pris cettc semalnc la
place dc Fi5sctte.
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E

Tieur Wonde.-La Bosnie ct rIIer-
2tgoyine rtsistent a l'occupation
antriciienne, ct rAutriche dot sen
emrarer d coups de canon.-Les
puissances occidentales sont d'ac-
cord pour bonner lie p%rotectorat de
Tunis a la I'rance.-L.a RENE Veto
lila q pass6 Ell revue liz tottc an.
slaise Il PortSmouth.-Les journauE
russes ne sont pas tiers, mails me-
contents du traitc de Berlin.-Odes-
sa, OH les tmeutes continent, a etc
mis- en- ttat de si6gc.-Les Russes
%eyacuent la Turquie.-Bibesco est
canuidat au trone de Bulgarie.-Le
parlement allemand est convoauG
pour lie 8 Septembre.-Mouvemcnts
republicans dams IEstramadure.-
LIE Cardinal Nina, successeur de
Franchi, nGgocie ave Londrcs, st.
Petersburg, Bcrne ct Berlin. On
croft quill s'entendra arec Bis
mark, ct on lie dit tres conciliant.-
Les Anglais Won't s'etablir en- Aisle
Mineure, d Alep.--Les Hltramon-
tains ct les socialistcs d'Allemagne,
dit-on, Sc sont coalisfs.-La loi du
dimanche a etc Hotee pour rIrlande.
La vieille refine Christine est tres
malade.-Les elections hongroises
sont fayorables au gouvernement.-
Reformes Ell Turquie, su%ppose,t-ou.
lie projet de traitt de commerce
franco AMERICAN ma plus besoin
que de la sanction DIES deux gollver-
nemcnts.-Le petit prince Napoleon,
qui % ans, epousc positivement
Ia p%rincesse danolse Tiyra, qui en- a
2G.-Les cochers de facre de Paris.
qui s'etaient mis- en- grove, ont repris
leurs fouets.-Trois etudiants de
Pau, accompanies de trois etu.
diantes, qui avaient etc faire dies
farccs ct DIES miracles avcc un tGl6.
phone dams les environs de Lourdes.
ont etc emprisonnes.
Nouteam~ Monde ,est
a peu pres desert, ct Chin Pin
ambassadors clinois, ny trouvera
point Hayes. Mails lie plus chinois
DIES deux nest pas celui Gu'on pense
lie gouvcrncment de Washington
Il adopte lie traitG postal nouyean.-
lie semateur Thurman, dc rOhio, q
pronounce I'M grand discours a Ha
milton.-Le part national-green
backiste s'organise partout.-Or
redoute dies greves ell PeInsylva
nie.-D. w. Reed, grand marchcnr
est parti de Boston ponr San Fran
cisco, d pied. II pcnse y arriver G,
$50 jOurs.-Butler est candidat gou
verneur pour lie Massachusetts. Bat
stu d'avance.-kearncy, l'ami lie
Butler, man4uc de soui1le ct dc 10
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DclniCICS NouycllcS.

I'm proiet de loi ayant pour but
,iarrpter les progress du sccialiSIne
allemanl etc soumis au con>cil
federal. Imhtciles,-In arrange.
ment a etc conclu entire r.Antriche
ct Ia Porte.
Butler ne s'cst scpnr6 DIV parti
republican, que sur la question Ii,
nanciGre. Parbleu. Butler va auN
green.hacks.-Ie part national
greenbackiste Oh Connecticut Il choi-
81 son ticket dfEtat.--I.a Gtvrc jai.
nc fat DIES yictimes Il Memphis ct il
Grenada. Grenada est sGyclrmcnt
6prouytc.
IL est mort 20 personnes a Ia
Nouvclle- Orleans, dams la ,%iourntc
de me!credi a icndi. lie nonbrc dies
morris 4 cpttc date. ~s'cieNait i 1873,
ct celul DIES cas-, Il COS. lie nolnbre
ct II proportion ne Sont pas ciliay-
ants.-La soclGtG Howard. don't on
conn"it lie devoucment. est i SOl
po>te ct an lit dies ma'aaes. Ellie a
envoyt DIES mGnccins i Grenada
lie pArti national, compose DIES dc.
blis de tout genre. s'organiSc er
Louisiana. II aura 81 convention.
SEES canhlaats ct SEES tickets.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES,
SHERITF'S SALE.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
+. p. POClIE. Attorney.
In the matter of the Succession OF
MARCHING Acosta wife of
Paul Vegas.
ALEXANDER VEGAS Il AL.
vs.. NO. 30.
PAUL VEGAS 4 AL.
STATE or LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH COURT,
PARISH or SAINT JAMES,

BY virtue Of a decree OF sale to
me directed in the above entitled
and numbered cause, by the Hon.
orablc the parish, court OF the parish
of Saint James. | will offer for sale
at public auction OF the premises in
this parish, or Tuesday, August
Goth 1873, at II o'clock a. NJ, the
following described property, to-
WITT:
a certain tract of land together
with the buildings aud improve
mrnts thereon, and all rights,
ways, privileges and arpurtenm-
e thereunto belonging, %inclul-
ing the right Of b@attnye, situated
in the parish Of st. James, on the
right bank ofthc Mississippi liv.
CT, seventy three miles above the
city of New Orleans. measuring
about two and one third arpcnts
front on said river, by forty ar.
penis in depth, between parallel
lines, bounded above and below
by la:HlS now or formerly belong.
ing to Jean Jacques Leblanc, ull-
der the reservation of II lot of
ground of one hundred and forty
six tret front ON the publ. road,
by M hundred and torty.six feet
in depth. with the buildings and
appurtcnrnces thereon, belonging
to John Vegas.
2nd. Ten mulrs.
3rd. II plough@.
18th. One horse.
9th. / carts.
9th. 8 ~Iiayrows.
1tll, \ lot Of gears.
Sth. \ lot of hoes.
9th. Six knives.
10th. One saw-mill engine.
18th. O:rlot household furniture.
l2-tl. One carriage.
18th. One buggy.
Terms and conditions:-Thc NOV.
ablcs cash on the spot.
The rea! estate, one fourth casl,
and balance in one, two and three
years, represented by notes OF tho
purchaser or purchasers. hra,ing
interest ut the ate OF $ per cent.
per ann,lm. from date OF aojudica.
ton until paid, secured by first
mortgage aud vendors privilege on
the above described property. viii,
> per cent. attorneys fees in case
of suit on said notes.-Subiect to u
lease recorded in the Recorders of
flee OF this Parish. in favor of Mich
oIas and Israel Vegas.
:SIleritl's Office, Parish Of st. James,
July 18th ISIS.
e. MILES, Sheriff.
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poIH1Uol?

Nous parlcz bien. apotrrs,
puand NuuS ditcS: II taut
S'aimrr les uMs les antrcs
Par amour du Tres IEaut.
tcs, Ia loi ~souvcrainc
De In redemption:
lAnour est bon, Ia laine
Est la elimination.
Hair est chose Sombrc
1T triStc. tn NHIltt,
ttnanu l,amour, fol sans ombrr.
Elillr dams In clare.
II FAINT done s'almcr. Juimc,
Mot riia$te Ct GlatlenX.
Mol de doucrur extreme.
Est Ir VERDE DIES rlcuX.
Jesus. lc diNin Mai1rr. ...
En fit lcnsrigncmcMt
Dc >on disciple on pl@trc,
1T son Commandment.
Or done. Villain bonllommc
Sans ru.ur ct sans vcrtu.
de trnrNr Ola de Rome.
I'ouruuoi nous maudls.tu'
i. G..
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DE. MING, Donaldsonsille:

C'rs: nvec lie Plus VII ,laisjr que g vuus
vols iepitildrela fabrication de VOTE Ten
tnre itpnra,ivc. Jc nc ~s.IIai. tVoI, Ia
~r.cu,1mainier Il lolt> CeuN 4Hi suuiilont de
mala,ii,s~ au%ciaunes, .t'eu ri Neudn i,tati-
coup ddlts /" temps, 81 "A dc ttnioin dc
cures uusai uplNti.I,>es que snflatAai}tos.
Mas drn slrtout sont lrsttes ~eylv1cs
dams Eia me!an.ie:
Nine. Santiago TroNillo. ago" l'eryiron
Al ans, gni ,lepuis plusicurs annfes n'lsait
pm qnitier son lit t@.etonr dinee), ~,.st tlo,t-
zee enforcement gHtrir. apes l~rlnllol dc
%qnclqncs louteillts Dc trlnturc dtruratiyc.
Ellie est devrnue forte et puissantc. ct ma
plus RESENT a,cnnc cstpee dc douleur.
Me. Lugre2e ,igcc dc % ans, uli d-I,uis
9nsieurs anatrs h'IVait pa Sc livrer Il aI-
cune csptcc travail, en- ploie 4 nnc migrai-
III qui Ia lniait tloutc la,s 81 ehn,alrc.
s'rst vue ,"iirrte pour t~ouiours de cctt"
.loulnnrctse inalndic, alnrs l'n>age dc qucl-
qrcs botl;uillcs de cctte bonue tviuture.
81 CO mtlicallent, lticn conllu ct elap'o.
St daas nos rarages await irsoin .,6trc
rernmmand", lc ppnlrais onnrr le nom de
noilhlc lie ls.iSnaitts ,Iu! ont etc yueIics
par Ia teintnre dtpura,ive.
Neuillcz men rXlGdicr uur caissc. llu-
slrnrs lnalades men ont dcllundG ii l~'attcit-
dent.
ANADEO liRAIB.
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j. * GAUDET e. SoEJ
Attorneys nj Law and Notary Punlic.

VIII practice IN the Courts oftllc Fonrth
Judicial District and Supreme Cont, and
attend to n~otarigi business in the Parish
of ST. James.
Ofhces:-Parisll ofSt. james, Right Bank,
ut Mr.. j. Billions Store, Opposite the Court
House, and III their residence, five miles
above the old Court House.
VIII be at their Billion office on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week. ii.
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AM, @anntsiouc
'.igs.4N proprittt ct Maison +;

Nculre, il 80 miles de la Nouvelle.
Orleans, paroissc st. Jacques, rive
galchc.
LII maison est ncuvc. Il ttagc, avec
cuisine, c%iternc, pigeonnicr, etc.
Tn grand masasin y est attic
nant.
Icmplaccment est excellent pour
lie commerce.
La maison conyienlrait partial }.
ment a I'M doctcur, Il TN RENTER OH
i nne famflle.
a I'm prix tres modtrt.
Conditions tres libarales.
S'adrcsscr il NJ. j. ;icbclin, sur
les licuX, on Il J. Gchclin, Convent
L. o., st. James Parish.
at. ). rs.
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q. 4 T'rcpngnicr ct i.shoua.
Hohtntion 4. Uamnrt,
Pres iu Convent.

MN. T.. T. Tripagnirr ct C.:Shoof
avrrtisSent 'c public qu'i!s vienncnt
d'ouvIir I'm atclier dc carros>iel. de
cilalron ct dc %torgcton: uu'i!S fabri,
quent ct rcpale1,t voltnlcS, buggirs
ct cigarettes: qu'ils mcttent aux
voiturcS ct aux hnggics dies tops en-
toile circc on en- CUR: qu'ilS tahri,
qnent ct rtrarcnt les h%arnais; In'
lis lrrrent les cllcvauN: qu'ils tabri-
Qucnt DIES %ccrcucils, &c..
y DIES pl!N tres moItrcs.
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NOTICE..

The taxpayers of the Parish of St.
james are notified that the revision roll of
The assessment for l-1S has been filed in
the Recorders office, OF Saturday, August
Bird, and will remain until September Srl.
AT Il rrqnisition of plaintiffs, the under
signed will be present at the Recorders
office.
ST james, August nd, 1s-
JULES UDENIER.
Assessor.
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NV

Les contribuables sont avcrtis que L.
tableau de revision pour l'a>srssclnent de
l'anntc 1873 tt6. rclris an bureau tu Re
corder salneti 3 courant. ii J scra insuu'-
au ) septembGe.
lie so%ussigne sc rendra an bnrcau dn re-
corlcr Il In raqnisition du plaignant.
st. jacques, &C 3 anht is1s.
JULES DORNIER.=
AsstssCuT.
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Tn tolhil|arl pour !~tlnGraillcs
est a Ia disposition DIES dcuy riycS,
a DIES pliA fort modegcs.
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Whereas, Coyinne Cllcnet, widow
j. Gcryals Gaiennie, has applied TO
the above Honorable Court for let
tiers of administration i'll the above
succession,
Now, therefore, public notice is
hereby given to all whom it may
concern. to show cause. in writing,
within ten days, Why the prayer of
petitioner should not be granted.
BY order OF the Court.
EMILE j. LAICHE,
Clerk OF Court.
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SUCCESSION AND COMM NIFTY OF
WILLIAM FOSTER.

SIAlll OF LOT lSIANA,
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Succession OF GEEEsTIN CIIENEf.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF 81, JAMES.
/. T.. IOCliE, Attorney.

i.F. IOCiiE, Attorney.
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The Verdict Guilty and Insane.
CHICAGO, NOV. y-2.-Ths jary@ip the
KennedycAse returned into court ID is
afternobn af haif past 8 O'Clock With
the following verdict:
'sWe, the jury, find the defendant,
Jeremiah Kennedy, guilty in manner
and form as charged in the indictment,
and fix his pphishhient at death by
hanging. We, the Jury, also find the
defendant, Jeremiah Kennedy, to be
insane at the present ptime.',g . ii
Upon the reading of the verdict con-
siderable surprise was expressed, and
scarcely any one comprehended its ex-
act meaning. Kennedy, apparently,
did not care what 1t was or meant. He
did not change in expression nor give
any outward sign of feeling or emotion.
The effect of the verdict will be the
confinement Of Kennedy in the insane
asylum. The jury admit that he was
sane at the time of the murder and be-
lieve that he has since become insane.
1t will be out Of the question to hang
him, although the verdict is death, for
by the law an insane person convicted
of murder cannot be executed.
In the case of kennedy's recovery
and his discharge from the asylum, the
sentence of death can be carriedsout.
Kennedy's crime consisted in MUIR
dering his wife last August. =
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AFTER the series Of events subse-
quent to the Berlin treaty, it seems
very natural that the liberal party in
Great Britain should be in the ascend.
ant. The tinseled glory of BeaconsHeld
and Salisbury has been sadly tarnished
by the irrepressible fact that the Berlin
congress enacted ghastly farce. As
chief actor in that congress Beacons.
field was honored. And for the same
reason he is most condemned, now
that the hollowness of the bauble is
realized every succeeding day proves
that the position of Gladstone and his
liberals in parliament was well taken,
and their spec ches now read like proph.
esles.
These facts are appreciated by the
people. Municipal elections were held
throughout England and Wales Friday
and what Is strange and almost unprec
edented Is, that they turned upon polit
zeal issues, and not on local questions
The result was that the liberals made
large gains, and they would carry ma
lority of parliament were an election
ior members to be held this week.
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WASHINGTON.



Washington nov. 2.-The Charles
ton Ne0s, just received here, contains
reports of Hamburg Butler, Gov.
Hampton and others, who spoke at the
political rally at Charleston, s. G. All
the speakers bitterly attacked the dem
ocratic leaders of the independent white
movement. Butler asked what his con-
federate comrades would have done
with one of their number who deserted
to the enemy on the eve Of battle?
Voices We'd hang him. just as
soon as you recaptured him you would
have tried him, before you had court
martialed, and shot him like dog.
What are you. going to do with your
democratic colleagues who desert on
the eve of the present battleP Voices
shoot 'em.) You can't shoot, but
you can denounce them and place them
where they, belong-beneath the con-
tempt of honorable men. loud
cheering.) He is as much traitor to
the best interests of his country as a
deserter during the war.
Hampton's speech was devoid of
vituperations and personal attacks.
The speaker of the house Of repre-
sentatives, however, created great ap-
plause by stating that in the field it
was as much as life was worth to be
independent, and in that country they
meant business.
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NEW YORK.
An Important Military Decision.


New York, Nov. "A careful re-
view Of the minutes of the Fitz John
Porter board, s1ows its emphatic de-
cision to receive in testimony any GER
titled utterances of Gen. Pope affecting
the case. 1t was founded on the fol-
lowing reasons:
That Porter's application is to the
pardoning power, and that the board is
advising the president. That in such
an application, any evidence that a
principal witness against the applicant
has since his examination made state
ments inconsistent with his evidence.
that all such testimony Is new to the
board and rs If orally given. Had It
been given orally the applicant would
have had privilege of discrediting the
witness after cross-examination. Gen.
Pope is not now cross-examined by the
applicant, only; because the board has
exhausted its power to bring him be-
fore it, except upon conditions which
would prevent such cross-examination.
After General Terry had read the
decision, General Scho6eld added that
in all military tribunals an officers
deliberate utterance of any kind is held
| to be as binding as his oath.
Pope's refusal to appear Is considered