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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-14
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Nous ne savOnS point 81 c'eSt Il
BENJAMIN Constant QUA NJ. dc Rocca
que Ia bAronnr de StaGl dit un jou,
crS paroles hicn coi,urS ct pru HAT
teuscs DepniS que ie connais les
honImrs. Jaime les chirns.
Madame de StaTl await de l'cs-
prit.
Mais sill est I'M personnase fasti-
dicux. plciu d'eunui, villain meme,
groS>ier Souvent, privc de charmc
ct d'intcrtt, aycc lequcl on ne p.ut
que S'encaraillcr de Ia iacon l.! plus
ahsur,le, c'est aSsurcmcnt rhomme
en- general ct lie politicicn Ell parti.
euler.
Et plntot que de prrdre son temps,
son style ct SEES mrur> avcc ce po-
liticicn,plntot qucuc hantcr les clubs,
les legislatures ct IL Congress. en-
nous detonrnant de Hayes, qui Gcrit
dies messages, dc Sherman, qui soc,
cupc ne finances, ct de Butler. Gui
louchc lorrihlcment. rntrOnS dams
lc monde sracicuX ct cliarmant DIES
temmeS.
La femme nous consolera sans uou-
tc de l'homme.
Car Get hommo. nous le rtpt.
tons, est dtpourvu dc toutc grace.
vain ct >ot, ct quaud vons le voyez
dams la boutiQue, au compton,, an
club. au Stnat, an Congress ct par.
tout. habille on en- deSlabille. ven
dant. acletant, pcrorant, ltgittramt.
jugcant, taisant IL rouc, lc po!icli-
nellie on de In poltiqur, vous tprou-
vez un male ennui ct volls ave. Tim
prcscriptible droit de rtpftcr lie mot
lc Ia baronne dc StaGl. Ce mot nest
humiiant que pour les chlrus.
Mais la femme. d'ordinarr, est
charmantc. Plus on Ia connait, plus
on laimc. II faut respcctlleuSement
courier Ia ttte ct plicr lie genou de,
want ellie. C'cst IL chef d'nuvre de
Ia creation, ct un chetd'Huvre Oui
detie toutc comparaison, qui he serl
jamais surpaSst dauS les temps !,
venir, ct qui portcra tonjours il son
front lc nimbe dies angcS.
lie po;itc persan Il done Ell raison
de dire: II ne faut pas frapper Ia
femme, meme avec une fcuillc lie
rose.
Aussi, c'est M senou Ell teIre, lie
front incline, Fame plcine dun res,
pect qni touche il Federation. c'est-
a,dire avec un cutie de dulic, que
nous comncncons ct que nous fl
nlssohs ce premier chapitre. LIT 81
nous NGtons point eli hivcr, saiSon
trlste ct sans tleurS, nous voudrious
rempllr cinquante-deux corbellles
avcc DIES roses embaum6es ct en- Sc
mer les tenillcs aux pic.ls adorablcs
du chciU9uvrc dc la creation.
Mais &c sera pour Ie printemps
prpchain. Oa est toujours plus poe.
tique all printemps QUEEN hiver, i la
saison DIES roses qua Ia saison DIES
helges.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-14
Z PRopos
DIES
KGMMeS.

nes intllvi'luS sans scNr, cn"rlnppt>
d'"mhrc ct d'hypncrSic. vons accuse
r"nt d'irrcllyi"n ct d'immorallt" lnais
Salpnon Il dit dams SrS Pr0rcrbrs ::
"Lrs lruN de lEtcinrl >nnt en- tons
h-uN. yoAant les mcchun,S ct les
buu>.'
SAPlENS.
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PauvreS follcs.

Les librc> amours, ainsi que vouS
Tentendez. sont les lihrrS debau-
ches. IL men peut sortir que la mi
Sere ct rignOminle. 81 vous multi.
pliez vos folieS on voS orgies par In
multiplication DIES hommcs, vous
tombez dams lie mtpriS de la publ
cite ct de la rue. Nous tteS In
chose tietric. partagte, passant lie
main Ell main ct Qui s'cst livrte
elle-mtme. VouS n'aycz plus de
nom dams la langue de la civiliSa.
ton ct du respect. Et le respect,
croycz-le, est bien plus que ramour
la vtritable puisSance de la femme
Lamour SGduit. cntralnr, emportr,
passc ct laisse la vicillcssc misera.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-12-14
VIII.

Oni, la polygamir, CONNIE le po-
lytllelSme, est un retOur au paSse.
fhomme reprenant lc cllemiu dc In
Servitude, Ia femme rentrant dams Ia
honte, Ia morale redevenant celle
dc la force, Gle Ia violence ct des
conSciencrs sans lumleIe.
II men taut point.
Et vons, temmeS de rl,tal,, vous
eteS dies mall'eureuscS. NouS n'avez
pas le lroit de vouS nommer citoy
ennes legaleS, dc vonS reclamer dc
la Constitution dies EtatS- UniS. bien
molns dc dcmandcr qu'oa httvsse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Contested SEATS

WASHINGTON, ID. G, May S-The
House Election Committee, to-day,
disposed Of four contested election
cases, by q strict party vote. The
majority Of the committee decided to
remand the cases of Small and Rain
ey, two of tie colored members from
South Carolina, back to the people,
on the ground that the voters 10 these
districts were inundated from vo.
ting by the presence of the United
States troops in the State; and, sec.
ond. on account Of intimidation
practiced by colorei voters 10 going
to the polls armed, and frightening
the white Democrats to such an ex
tent that they kept in doors and
we're afraid to 60 to the polls. The
Republican members Of the Commit.
tee will submit a minority report 10
both cases Mr.. Wait will submir
a minority report that Small was du
ly elected, and is entitled to a seat
and Mr.. Hiscock report in favor o
Rainey.
The committee decided unanimous
ly that Cain, the other colored mem.
Der, is entitled to the seat. Tb,
charges against Williams, of Oregon
were dismissed. The case If Finley
We. Bisbee, of Florida, was taken ~
but not disposed of.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
That baltimore Ghoss.

BALTIMORE. Mp, May T.-Bslti-
more has q ghost and it has appear
ed several times, but did not walk
last night. A dense crowd sur
rounded the building and remained
there till past midnight. During the
day the owner of the premises, a cor
puieut Teuton, applied to a Magis-
trate for permission II try the vir-
tues of a revolver on "dot ghost"
declaring that be would just "shoot
his brains oud." The Magistrate
declined to permit this terrible
slaughter of the innoceuss, and the
irate German withdrew. The Occu-
pants of the haunted house abandon
ed it this morning. Mrs. Moore was,
however, prevailed upon by some
prominent S%piritualists to test her
powers as u medium. She is not Ii
| Spiritualist, and finally consented.
The seance was held IN the haunted
house at midnight, and the Enquirer
correspondent was m Of the magic
circle. Mrs. Moore quickly passed
into q trance. and after great appa-
rent physical and mental suffering,
lasting several minutes. recovered
She declared that the ghost appear
ed to her. and the following ~coIloqny
ensued:
Mrs. Moore-Whose ghost are
you?
Ghost-I am the ghost of George
Dell.
Mrs. Md you die a natural
death (?
Ghost-No; | was foullv murdered
two years ago.
Mrs. M-Where?
Ghost-In this house.
Mrs. M.-Who murdered you?
Ghost-A man named Williams.
Subsequently Mrs. Moore passed
into a second trance, aud upon re-
covering declared that she bad seen
a female specter, clad 10 long, white
robes, and with pale, CHASTITY visage.
1t did not offer to communicate
through her, however. This closed
the seance, and when the result be-
came known to the crowd without,
the excitement was intense.
Mrs. Moore la terribly prostra-
ted, and during the past few days
had lost some twenty pounds in
flesh. The Spiritualist consoled her
by saying that as the ghost had now
communicated through her, the spec
ter that had so Startled her will not
again appear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Affairs at the Vatican.

LONDON, May IA correspond.
emf at Rome ielegrapbs that be fears
the Jesuits and the violent party have
definitely triumpbed at the Vatican.
The Pope's liver affection, be SAYS, is
not alarming, but be ought to GO
away, aud desires to go to Perugea
but is not able to Withstand the pres.
sure put on BIN to remain in the Vat
lean.
Cardinal Caterini, Project Of the
Congregation, has written to the Ger
man priests who accepted the Gov
eminent stipends, threatening their
suspension if they do not make a pub
lie declaration against The law, and
repudiate the stipends.
ROME, April 1l-After the publ
cation Of Cardinal Caterjni's letter
%censuring the Prussian priests, tn,
negotiations between the Vatican ant
Berlin Immediately terminated. Tn,
negotiations with other powers ais.
failed. The Vatican is stated to hav,
resolved on a policy of resistance
The Pcpe's health has improved.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Watching the Communists.

NEW YORK, May ll-Orders have
been given in Brooklyn by Colo mel
Ward directing the Twenty-third
Regiment Of National Guards TO re-
move their fatigue uniforms to the
armory, so as to be ready for the
Communists if they should avail them
selves Of any future labor strike 10
create a riot. If New York, as Po-
lice Commissioner Charlick used 10
believe, Is slumbering over a volcano
of Communism, the city shows very
little concern. The metropolis. in
that respect, is probably the safest
large city in the country. For a num-
Der of years Communist societies
have been active, but so have the
police, aud the police force, though
far from perfect, has succeeded in
making itself feared. The authori-
ties are not so tolerant as formerly
of any practice Of independent rights
of free citizens which may threaten
property and public peace. Tue sum
mary arrest Of Meey, for threatening
the life Of the World reporter, has
been a caution to the French Com
munistic breeding nest in Blocker
street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The Rev. S. Wells Williams, 10 o
letter dated February 10, says:
This day raj the worst of all. L
saw abundant proofs Of men eating
clay or stones, and bought three
stone cakes. The stone is the same
as our soft stone pencils. 1t 10 re-
duced to dust aud mixed with millet
husks, in different proportions, and
then baked. 1t does not look bad,
but tastes like VITA; it is-dust The
dead seem to-day to number more
than on any previous day, for there
were twenty-nine 10 eighteen miles
along the road, and the circumstan-
ces were more frightful.
In one valley the road branched
into two, and my servant took one
while l took the otner-on each side
the stream. On his road the servant
saw a woman lying in a ditch, after
being robbed of all she had, and still
moving, though unconscious of any
one passing by. Further on we saw
q mans head cut clean from his
body-a cruel murderer's deed. We
saw among the dead some wounded
heads, but not done by the wolves,
dogs, or birds. The dogs barked and
howled at as when We drove them
off from the dead. Many of the
corpses seen when we were gong
had disappeared, but their places
were more than supplied by others.
To these details of what | saw |
give you a briefer account of what
| have heard. Some men coming
from Sichum, on their way TO Pc
king, said that along the whole way
they saw dead bodies here and there.
Snow had fallen in Honsn province
a foot deep, and about eight inches
in Shansi. TO the west and northwest,
and none further north in that pre-
vince. In all that region west Of
this the cold had been unusual. The
soft stone is sold at from two to five
mills a pound, and bark from 8 to I
mills per pound for food. The roots
or sweet flags are dug. but they
cause the face TO swell. Grain is
three or four times the usual price,
and turnips and cabbage FIVE or Elk
times. Flour is /, 8 and 8 mills per
ounce.
In every city passed through the
report was twenty, thirty or forty
dying daily. At Ping Yang ten
great pits had been filed, and two
carts were daily employed in carting
the dead. One innkeeper told US
that one of his customers reported
having counted 270 dead on the road
in three days journey. Whole fam
lilies old and young, die in their hous'
es and lie there unburied. Ia one
district a third of the population are
dead, and the people maintain that
10 many towns fully one-half have
persisted, and they know villages
where formerly dwelt 300, 400 and
even 500 people, of whom not more
than a hundred remain.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

The result Of the National Green
back-Labor State Convention, is not
likely to worry either of the Two old
political parties in this State lhe
ticket is composed Of respectable
men of good character, but unknown
out Of their respective localities. Mr..
Mason. the nominee for Governor,
although long a resident OF Mercer
county, and a man of worth, has
never been heard OF by nine-ienths OF
the voters of the State, aud The same
NAV be said of Messrs. Shesrer and
Wright. The candidate fer the SUI
preme Court-Judge Bentley-who
il is said will decline on account Of
bis impaired health, is better known
by reason Of bis being the Greenbaes
Labor candidate for the same Office
last year. With The exception of the
candidate for Governor who was q
pronounced Democrat, none Of those
gentlemen are known to have bad
any fixed political principles, nor are
they in any representatives Of
the Labor element The candidate
for Governor was a school teacher
and is nov a lawyer; the candidate
for Judge is a lawyer, Of course : the
candidate Tor Lieutenant Governor is
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Explosion.

MEMPHIS, May 6-Shortly after
seven O'Clock this morning a porta-
bic engine, standing in ffJnt of Bob
len, Huse & Co.'S ice house, explO-
ded with terrific force, instantly kill
ing Thomas Hoist, the engineer, and
probably fatally ipjuring James Ken
nedo, the fireman. The following
laborers were also wounded:
Barney Burns, leg broken; Ttos.
Steene, arm broken and scalded. Fri
day Gilliu, colored, who was pass
ing the spot on bis way to bis work,
was severely scalded The engine
was used in hosting ice out of a
barge into a house, aud the fire had
been built under il with little or no
water in the boiler, which was dis
covered at the moment of the explO-
sion. A piece of the boiler was driv-
en- into the wall of Latta's soap fac
tory, and another piece into Glenn's
wharfbcat, a block away.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
manager Of the Womsn,s Hotel,

manager Of the Women's Hotel,
Fourth avenue and 3fth ST New
York.
A TRoUssEAU EXTRAORDINARY.
The wedding outfit of Miss Terry,
the Cuban heiress who marries the
1t lisn Minister this week surpasses
10 ~fulness and costliness anything
known here. There is underwear of
cobweb linen, valeuciennes and
mecblin, set off with bows of white
faille ribbon, sets Of underwear in
foulard silk, pale rose, blue, and
primrose, with ribbons and lace the
same tint, q wrapper Of white bro
cade, the front covered with shells
of lace and loops of ribbon, with
silk slippers and stockings with lace
instep, each fine enough for a sow
enir.
But the feature of the display is
the quantity of household linen,
which foreigners provide with more
care than ladies', and which includes
four dozen tablecloths, satin fine and
sever dozen of the lace bordered and
friuged towels which the Cubans ad-
mire, beside dozens upon dozens of
sheets, pillow cases aud covers, like
every article of the t~rousseau, en-
broidered with the cipher aud coro-
net which the husband will give his
bride. A superb coverlet and pill
low covers are of cream white satin,
embossed with embroidery, with the
large ron wrought 10 the centre,
10 colored seed stitch, to initiate its
rubies. emeralds and pearls, lined
with plain satin, aud fringed in the
colors OF the needle work.
pIFTRO
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
MoOnshfuers.

WASHINGTON, May COLLECTOR
White, Of Little Rock, Arkansas, in
forms The Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue that it is supposed Frank
Gatlin shot L. f. Rodgers, Deputy
Marshal for Clay county, April 30,
an account which was telegraphed
The still about which Mr.. Rodgers
informed the authorities was owed
by Gatlin, and the deed was com.
mitted in revenge. A warrant has
been issued for his arrest. Depnty
Collector f & Hoffman reports that
be, with a pIese of eight men, start
ed from Walhslla, S. c., in pursuit
Of the outlaw Redmond, who recent
ly broke open a Jail and released 8
of his friends who had been engaged
10 illicit distilling. They searched
Rocky BJttou for two DAYS, bat he
succeeded 10 eluding them The
pursuit has been given up, but fears
are entertained that the two guides
will be killed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

New YORK, Nav Ga special
from Weldon, \. c., says:
The election for town commission.
ers was the occasion OF a serious riot
here this morning between whites
and negroes. Both races had can
didates in the field and great excite
ment prevailed. About ten O'Clock
the riot began, and clu5s, buives and
pistols were freely used. Quite q
number were shot. cut aud bruised
One man, a negro, will die, it is
thought, and the injuries of several
others are regarded as dangerous
A military company has been tele-
graphed for TO Norfolk, as indiea-
lions of q fresh outbreak are immi
nent. The presence of Virginia mil
itary Oh the other side of the river
may have a quieting effect.
RALEIGH, n. c., May 6.-The
regularD Democratic municipal tickets
were everywhere victorious over the
Republicans, disorganizing Inde.
pendents and boilers. The fight al
Weldon was a dispute as to q ne.
gro's right TO vote. After words
came blows. Captain J. l.. Emery
was struck on the head and badly
hurt. Eight or ten shots was then
fired at the rioters. John Purness, q
negro, was shot in the mouth and
breast, aud died in Eve hours
Another negro was wounded in the
shoulder. The sheriff, a Republican
spoke to the rioters. Then a promi
nent newspaper man spoke. Mex
the Mayor of the town spoke. En-
cry aud Robert Day were bound
over in s.. 600 each. The excite
ment was great. The people wer,
wild at the time, but are quiet now
Daring the riot the polls were closed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Fire.

PETERSBURG, VA, May IA de-
structive fire occurred al Prospect
Depot, Prince Edward county, Vir-
gina, On the 18th inst. The large to-
bacco factory of j. W. ellis, con-
tanning 800, 600 pounds of tobacco,
with two out houses adjoining filed
with tobacco, also an Office, two sta
bles and blacksmith shop, belonging
to the same, were burned; also the
lunber-house and store-house belong
ing t, B. F. Shepard aud occupied
by Campbell & Baisentine as store
and bar-room; also, the stable, lum.
Der house and stere-house belonging
to James Nenable-in all twelve
buildings. The FIRE was the work
Of an incendiary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

TIE worst set Of disappointed
scbemers that ever "set it up" aud
had it unexpectedly knocked down
are the Democratic politicians Of this
state. For months they have been
intriguing to procure the nomination
of Armstrong and Agnew, for Gov
erpor and Judge OF the Supreme
Court, by the Greenback Labor par
tv. The COMMITTEE, however, when
II assembled in Philadelphia last
week. declined to endorse this nice
Democratic slate, and instead Of
adopting the tive Republicans, select
ed by the Democratic schemers, nom
mated two Of their own men, win
Democratic proclivities, much TO The
disgust Of the would-be managers, who
had hoped to draw away the Demo
cratic portion Of the new organization
by procuring the selection OF kepno-
lican candidates.
OF course, the failure Of this nice
little Democratic plot is attributed to
the Cameron managers, o lono
and deep aso the howls OF tire disap
pointed sctemers, and bi.ier are 'a'
d~enuncissicns Of the convention
Hois; with their own petard, andt h'
laughing stock Of the State, the pool
fellows must be allowed to vent theil
feelings by cursing some one, o
ihey'd burst, and what SO natural al
to denounce the Cameron managers
10 whom they would just as readily
ascribe the rarages of potato bugs
or the blight OF a June frost If the.
could subserve a purpose thereby
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Murder NJ Tim,

TIFFrN. o, May ll-Dln Smith,
q noted character of this city, who
has served q term in the peniientiary
for sheep stealing, and who was ia
dicted for shooting Pe;e Simouis,
but through ehicanery escaped pun
ishment. got into au alteration at
the Headlight Saloon, this evening,
with Geo. WicKers, over a whip
Words and threats were fclloxed by
Smith grabbing an ice mallet, aud
striking Wickers on the forehead,
breaking his skull Medical aid was
summoned, but there is very little
hope of Wickers living until morn
ing. Smith escaped from the saloon,
and up to this time has not been ar.
rested.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
Severe storm fn MemphfS-A Tramp.
Crime auG its Punishment.

MEMPHIS, May SAT 3 o'clock,
ibis morning. a storm passed over
the city, partially unrooliag a NUM-
Der Of business houses and The Pea
body Hotel. aud blowing down Mea-
chants cotton-shed. Damage by
wind and water probably $4,000
Last Monday a tramp entered the
house OF a planter, five miles south 0!
Oxford, Miss, who uas absent at the
time, and after attempting to outrage
the lady Of the house, struck her on
toe bead wish an ak, from the effects
of which she died. Her little girl
alarmed the neighborbood. Soon &
large number Of men were in pursuit
Of the villain, who was captured 10
the woods near Oxford. aud is doubt
less lynched by this time, as the ex-
element vas very great thereves.er-
day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
The Fenian Movement.

SYRACUSE, n Y, May 9-There
is some basis for the reported Feniau
Increment In this locality proba.
lily two hundred and fifty men are
engaged in it, claiming connection
with a general movement along the
frontier. Some money has been
raised, and the men armed with pts
tolls. They say they await orders
from O'Neil The better class OF
Irish citizens, however, give no SYN.
patty 70 the movement.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15
BiscIs IEiIis Politics

DEADwooD, May THE Law
renee county Treasurer, George T..
Brigham, having failed to furnish
the necessary bonds, the Board Of
County Commissioner to-day deeiar-
ed the Office Of the Treasurer vacant,
but Brigham refused 10 surrender
possession Of the Office and books, or
divulge the combination Of the money
safe. Sheriff Manning was ordered
10 take icreible possession Of the
Office and books, and proceeded 10
the Office. demanded admission bot
was refused, ~whereupon be broke the
door 10, gained entrance, and is now
10 Joint possession with Brigham, who
also refuses to leave his position be-
hind The desk.
Laier-At II o'clock 10 night ex-
| County Treasurer Brigham, taking
advantage Of the momentary absence
Of Sheriff Manning, opened q heavy
Office safe and attempted The removal
Of the books, but before his object
was attained the Sheriff came 10.
Taking the situation in at a glance,
be rushed forward and thrust bis
knee into the interior Ct The safe.
Brigham slammed the heavy door
into the Sberid7s head, and at the
same time struck him in The face
Manning drew q revolver and placed
it within q foot Of Brigham's head
pulled the trigger, the cap snapped
but failed to explode. The Deputy
Sherifs interfered, arrested and jail:
ed Brigham. The Sheriff Is now il
possession Of the safe aud ali Of th'
hooks
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-05-15

a gentleman" possessed Of 8 large
private fortune and tie candidate
for Secretary Of Internal Affairs is a
@horEy handed tailor It is a most
inconsequeBt conclusion, that The
Labor wing Of the party, after csPtur-
ing the Convention, should have
adopted such a ticket, aud that The
platform adopted favors he Green
back more than it does he Labor
element. Ga the whole, The move
ment which looked SO formidable to
Republicans, when it proposed to
nominate Armstrong FOR Governor,
and Chief Justice Agnew for he
Bench, has lost all further interest to
them