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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
THE FOIL TAX.

Attorney General Ogden in answer TO Super
intondent Lueher'a communication. regarding
me effect ot the Judgment rendered in favor OF
the University Of Louisiana wrote aa follows
The decree OF the court simply established tho
right OF tho university to enc fourth Of the
funds derived from tho poll tax. II confors no
priority In payment. lfthare has boon devoted
TO the free public schools an amount In exoess
of what should legally have come to that use il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
PARISH COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Conservative Parish Com
mittoe assembled last evening Al M no Garnn.
dolet street IN special ansaion tn ennai1nr the
differences existing IN The flfth ward President
i, Il. Shields ~ the chair hut me- quorum pres
ent t""ese of q quarter If an hour was ia on
At the expiration " tho time 40 ,runr,Irn 10
ing ~ s''t, The committees adjourned until
Saturday, whom II wna agreed tho nnntnat mo
parties in the nth ward would ha requested ~
attend with such evinuna na they wish to pro-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
THOSE SUPERVISORS.

Tho Republican clerks and supervisors of
registration who hay" been giving tho Repuhli-
can state Oantral Committee ., much trouble
lately, have been offered 50 per cont Of tho
amount duo Thorn in full snttiomant If their
claims for salary. The offer is accompanied
with the guarantee that the money will hs raid
wlIhlh tGlTtF days. II has been annaptnd by -
majority, aud tho rect will probably decide N
day =" ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
THE WEATHER.

~ Tuesday the off shore aignale at Galveston
and iniianola were ordered down but yeator
day, owing I" great harometric depression in
Northern ToSas during Tuesday night can
lnnaiy signals wern again ordered M
The storm signal at Key West was ordered
down.
Tuesday night the thermometer fell to- a do
grneH AMI on Wednesday morning thoro WIS n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Al haf rae' O'Clock last evening q child If
NJ. FrHnf2 nPna four aud Il holt years rnsilinp
rn Fulton street hntwnnn Harmony aud Flnng
ants, ewa'lnweh large beam end rhnkad ~
death hef"re auv oesiefnnrn could 30 'nnlntrd
Tho "pr"nnr hold ~ nuues mud returned .
Trrdi"' according With ~" fa,ta
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
- = -

= y Weston. ~ Trail county. Dakota. in
sisted that he didn't want to he elected 10 the
Legislature His nelghbors persisted N elect
Ing him. however. and now the goynr,S has
hnen forced by Westpn's positive resignation
~ call q NOW elentinn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Whom Sir John Keane invaded Afghnuisfan.
IN 1879. his IbGOh fighting mon were fpIlowed
by n train of l6O0o servants and 30 600 beasts
~ burden the commander in chief having no
less than 30 eamsls for himself while ono If
his staff had 600. tho minimum number owned
NHpier's suite consisted ~ 70 elephants, 80
cntuels a1d nv tent pitchers whenever he
made simple tour If inspection. md even
during the nntiny scarcely single subal-
tern had ess thnn from eight ~ ten servants.
one horse and three drG1ncflaties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

{ hlnagp TriI,rfna. !

he Erenj"g Wisconsin laughs because tho
IfihHpf said thrra we've thirty tln vs. in baGntn~
bet. u positively asserts. upon the authority
~ the lnst ALMANAC. thai thore are thittv-ou
But how can thor9 he thirty one If there arc
not thiity2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Some years ago 81 button found On the scene
Of ~ murder led IT, the detection If n murderer
and n pin has been nf similar service latclY it,
farts 4 anudrses. having received hand
some legacy. was foolish enough to mention
IT, IN acquaintance In the Same house where
shc had placed the money A few days later
the other announced that she too. had quite
unexpectedly como into come money, ana in
vtted tbs latudrcse to breakfast. This latter
came and the entertainment passed. of charm
ingly. but strange to say. she got dreadfully
sleepy after it, and only really woke NJ whom
her hostess had made her an extra strong CUP
pf coffee. Upon returning to her room she
discovered that she had been robbed The
polics cnrHe and searched her bureau when
there tumhled out Of some linen pin which
she Immediately recognized MS ono that she
bad seen in her hostess fchH on the day pf tho
breakfast. search in the latters room re-
vealed the thief. who had drugged the lapn-
dress ut breakfast. slipped out Of the room
with her Keys. robbed her. and put tho keys
back in her pocket
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

The Atlanta fpnaifuFitn notices that the
st Louis fkpLc- BrWoym haS iuaupHratnd q
daring reform among the adult male popuIa-
tion ~ its citY by reducing all the bogus.
fcpones to the ranks Such a movement In
GeorPia. If effectively Carried out. would tho
f"natH'H'on says. be u social upheaval Of tho
first magnitude.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
Chew Jackson's best sweet navy tobacco. ~

There Is no better remedy than Raed's Gill
Edge Tonic Tor dyspepsia and indigestion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Tho "fissun ballots" TALKED IT in connection
With tho Soutbnrn elections are limitations q
The "tap"wortn" tickets by which the NAVY
Yard Republicans carried California for IIaye,
In 1916
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

NO hotel III this country or Europe Ia more
thoroughly comfortable for families md ladies'
travelling clone than the we'll known Colonnade
Hotel In Philadelphia Pa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Ny grandfatbar was most wonderful man
and he hpd aeen md hoard Of many wondarfui
things. but acknowledged that no had nevor
soon anything equal 10 Reeds Gilt Edgs Tonic
as a cure for fever and HgUe md declares II an
unfaiing remedy ia bilious And maInriaI fever
sia: It viii tone up the stotnaeh restore The
appetite. purify the blood md stimulate tho
whole system. II E pleasant. safo and efft8tent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

A pamphlet entitled "Thn Democratic Sit
Gatinu DerlaTatiou Of The Napoleons' Is
about to appear says The Paris correspond
ont pf the fpH MN G0zrHc ~ Is due to the
pen If Cnrute dc In thHpellN. and is nothing
more nor loss thnn the acceptance Of tho 70
p4bic by Prince Lnllis Napoleon Anothf j.
Correspondent hIIufing 10 the same pam
phlet. SAYS ms writer states that QUITE re-
Gently ih., rinoe IMPERIAL. in n conversation
with alr oppressed himself as follows:
Tel vrfyhblly that ! will never consent 10
reign ere Trance as the head Of n party. I
wauld rathor remain in exile than sWsrve
from th" principle Of nationality whirA nv
name fepresents. and from the motto which
10 q" dgaF +" ne All for the people and
through the people," ''eA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Nothing else will effect a euro In fever and
ague and liFsr. complaint 80 quickly as Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Tho epidemic having caused pecupIarv di.-
rome street. have greatly reduced their priesa
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
THE. FIG HTING POLES.
FOUR or THE CHIEF IELLIGEnENTs BOUND OVER
TO AWAIT TnIAL-onEAT EXCITEMENT IN
sHENANnnAu
lpY rgLIaRApm TO THE HsnALD.1

lDY TELEGRApH To THE HGnALD.1
SHENANDOAH, July :, 1875.
The excitement the recent trouble between the
two factions OF the Polish still remains
unabitcd. During tho dav the two clements held
rneetugs In different halls in town, considering
the matter. At lsc hour last night the Chief Bur
gcss allowed thirty six of tho prisoners to depart
for their homes after granting them u hearing
Those discharged were dncd In varying
from $3 to $40. IN addition TO costs. -Four
OF the ringc iders who occupied Conspicuous po-
si,ion tho meeting In tho woods saturday even
Ing are Yet he'd IA custody Their nomes are Peter
George Miller Miller ~ recognized leader among
the Littish element ana Is bad man. The TOUR pris
ouers were gwen hearing before Judge Deng,r tins
Afternoon fhcy were arraigued on tho charge OF IN
siting TO riot ana unlawful uespass on church prop
crty. During tho progress OF the hearing the square
ia which the Office ~ located was 50 crowded Nv the
twS conflicting elements, irenzled wuh excitement
and ready dcvour oach other. that II with the
greatest uiculty the police could keep the sidewalks
TESTIMONY AGAINST INN EIorEKs.
The pastor, Rev. AeAaDuer Lamar kowcz, over whom
tho trouble originated. appeared against the Prisoners
and tosiiled that they bad called the meeting AZ
which IL Was dciermned 10 destroy hin, aud also
that tney were the men who were urging Ds people
oppose hi. Tho burgess anu his officers testined
the prisoners were disposed to riot when he
aid the officers aud intcrfcrcd with tue efforts
keep the peace Other Witnesses testified thai they
had the prisoners chain aud lock tho gate leading
TO tho churcn carry Sunday morning they were
bouud over to eppcr at tho next term OF the criminal
court. aud II will no douot 10 hard caso Tor tho
leaders OF the Lithuanians.
ABUNDANT LITIGATION.
A number Of cross suits have grown out oil this
treache affair aud there Is no telling at present
where tho matter viii end. The streets ure stIli
paraded by the dssatsed pion, VINO declare the
tor will have TO be removed.
Archbishop Wood viii not remove Rev. Mr. Ian.
arko Wiez Is considered good pastor, and how
the ALTAR VIII be settled timc can only tell Our pco
pie iceI uneasy about The mater, es the Poles are
considcrcd determined ana erous sct will
carry almost anything taey undertake. to an end rho
church Is Al present heid by the Poles proper, and
pastor Is using all his inDueuce to quasn tho whoo
affair, but so FAR without success.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
JEWISH CONVENTION.

MILWAUKEE. VIE, July s, 1873
Delegates from American Hebrew congregations Of
tho rncipa cities In the oitcd States meet
nual venion at Concordia Hall, thiscty, to-mor-
row. About hundred aud Gity gates will be
present, aud as they are representatives OF the
igous and educated classes oi tho jewish people Of
the country It Is expected that the gathering VIII bs
one oil more than usual Importance special ooJect
OF tho Convention will DC 10 harmonize aud unite lno
various interests Of tho Israsites of the dinerent
SECTIONS Of the country. Tho Convsnuo Will also
discuss tho feasibility OF securing lands IN tue
Wost and South. 10 DC colon ICED by Jews who
not possessed OF sufficient means to establish their
own homes and business. The principal aim OF the
kesson will be to consolidate all the reformed
grcgaiions OF the country TO the imporsaut end tnat
number OF colleges under the auspices OF the Coun-
cll may be established. Another object ~ to secure
uniformity OF service among reformed congregations.
The session Will continue until Friday On Wcdnos-
day evening banquet TO tho guests will bo givon a
the Piankinton House ana on Thursday = sumner
nights festival During the progress OF the session
there will also be hold more the seventeenth ann ual
meeting OF The Rabbnioal Literary Association, at
which about forty rabbis sections Of tho
country are expeetod 10 bs present.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
STRANDED IN THE CHINA SEA.
THE WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF THE BRITISH
STEAMSHIP oLAMrs cAsTLF.

THE WONDERFUL ESCAPE OF THE BRITISH
STEAMSHIP oLAMrs cAsTLr.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
ESPECIAL CABLE DESPATCH TO THE rELKaRAM. I
SINGAPORE, July 8, 1875
The British iron steamer Glamis Castle, Captain
Greig, from Yokohama, Shanghae and Annoy, for
New York, via the Suez Canal arrived at this port
on the 9th inst She had been ashore Tor four DAYS
on an unknown reef, situated to the north OF Ma
tunas Islands. The captain, to save the vessel,
was compelled to jettison large portion OF the
cargo. Ali on board worked day and night. The
vessel was somewhat strained and Is said to be
leaking. The balance OF the cargo Is 10 he
unloaded forthwith, and general survey
will be held her by Loyds' agents
and different inspectors OF shipping representing
different insurance companies. From all accounts
this Is the first case on OF vessel strandng
on this new reef The exact location OF the reel
has been transmitted to the British Admiralty ana
Lloyds, with request that captains may be warned
OF the new peril. The "Natunas" are described as
several groups OF Islands situated on the north
west coast Of Borneo, lin the China Sea. The great
Natuna Island. In latitude deg north by longl.
tude 10s deg east, II forty miles In length.
THE NECESSARY REPAIRS
The Glamis Castle Will be thoroughly overhauled
before continuing her voyage to Hong Kong,
shanghae. Yokohama and Hiogo Her strong and
substantial build " credited with noating her Off
the reef The captain and officers also brought all
other appliances to bear incidental to these cir
cumstances, and their iabors have been crowned
with success. The crew worked excellentiy also.
Her nve watertght bulkhcads gave confidence to
all that the vessel might be saved If the weather
only continued moderate, which 1t did. The gen
eraI impression here Is that the reef Is OF recent
fnru Cnr aft tho Ir,t,. RI.
of
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral Joseph +. Green United States Navy,
and General J. 8. Whitney, Of Boston, arc 1t the
Windsor John D. Cough, OF Worceatsr, Mass, rs al
tho Westminster. Writ Dexter, OF CLucaso; Osmua
Latrobs OF Loudon and H. E. Church, aho artist, ara
At the Brevoort. Ex-Governor A. p. X. Stafford, ol
Arizona; excongrsssman ). r. syphsr, OF Louisiana.
and George w. schuyler OF Albany, are AZ the Metro
poitan. ExGovernor Henry d. Cooke. OF The Districs
Of Columbia, is at the ST. James Naval C.,nstructor
Edwardharu and Chiei Engineer }. McEiweh, United
States Navy. arc at the Astor. Captain Kennedy, the
steamship City OF Boriin, Is ut the Rossmors. General
J. b. Stonehouse. OF Albany, IL at tho BruL swick.
James G. Berret, OF Washington, Is At the Fifth
Avenue
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
SUICIDE OF A PHYSICIANS WIFE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 8, ISIS.
Mrs DR.. Ailyne Maynard committed suicide at the
house OF her here this afternoon. Fpr eighteen
months she had been subject fits OF melancholy and
had been in several unatc asyiums without regainng
her reason. This afternoon hor nurse lett her alone,
for couple OF minutes and on rs.cntering the
found her cnvelcpcd In . sheet Of flame. She had
saturated her clothes win coal oil then are to
them. Ia fifteen minutes she dead. The deceased
was forty yoars old, native Of Cleveland, and Tor
years OF the most refined ladies'
the city. Two years ago, while travelling Europe,
she was seized with fever. anu since then had bcen
impaired In mind Her husband D among the mort
suecessful phi sicians 10 Northern OHIO.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
PARDoNED BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, July s, 1873
The President has pardoncd Charles Goodman. SER
fenced somo time ago to three and hSlf years In
tho Pcuitentlary tor assaultng with intent TO kill
Lem Weeden His pardon was strongly recon msudsd
nv Judge Macarthur, who presided at his trial; BY
niue of the jury which tried hun, and number OF
very respectable citizens oil the bslrct The reason
his pardon IL granted Is account OF hts extremely
feeble condition ot health. IL Will be remembered
that he was shot by Wecacn and subsequently was
badly hurt by Jun ping rou railroad which
he was being brought here prisoner.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
ST. MARY's THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
[BY TELEonArH TO TEE HERnp1

IBY TELEdnAPH 10 TEE HERALD
BALTIMORE. July q, 1873
Oncial intelligence has been received here OF the
appointment President OF ST. Mary's Theological
Seminary OF ST. SnIpice OF tho Rev. LOUIS hagnivn as
SUCCESSOR OF the Worry Rev. j. =. DobreuiI The app
pointmcnt msdo by tho Very Rev Dr. Icard. Su.
perior General OF st. Suipico, In Paris rne newly
appointed president Is spending hts vacation at ~.
Charles College, Howard county Father Magnicu 10
eminen,Iy nted Tor tho responsible position aud his
appointment regarded TN great satisfaction by
the Faculty OF the seminary and the Catholc clergy.
He is about fortytwo years OF age nnd has boen Ia
tho ministry about ntoeu years. Nine years ago be
sont to 81. Mafy's seminary, and sncc that time
no has filled the chairs OF Moral Philosophy, Dogmat
cal Theology and Holy Scripture. Ho is naive OF
the diocese OF Mende, IN tho south OF Franco
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
A SUSPECTED MURDER.
[Br rELrGiApH TO ruz HERALD


BUFFALO, July s, ls7G
The usually quiet hamlet OF Glonwood, In th.
town OF Golden, In. tnis county, about twenty
miles distant from this city, was thrown into wiI4
excitement on Saturday by what is thought 10 bs
cold Liooded murder. wealthy farmsi
named Dennison visited the Aurora races ana rs-
turned home on ths night Of the ath. His family
were absent on Wait cast, and Ne
Dennison Is supposed to put out hu
horse aud retired. he being the only occupan,
of the house. There were no signs OF anypody
about the premises aiterward But nothing was
deemed suspicious until Saturday, when passer By
attracted bv tho unusual resilessness "i horse
proceeding thither he found the horse suffering
The want Of food aad drink. Alter attending 10 his
wants he proceeded To tho house, and there
iound the bed aud room Ia which Mr. Dsnnsou
had evidently slept covered with blood. The indca-
uons were that dsspsrSs struggle had taken place
aud tnat the house had been robbed OF silver
ware aud other valunb Mr.. Dennison
known to have had on his person $500
In money and gold watch Search mas been made
snd no discovery OF the bpdy has YET bee ound,
any clue 10 tho perpetrators OF this dastardy CRIME
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
MRS. INGHAM'S MONEY.

About week ago an express messenger delivered Q
package addressed TO MIRA Margaret Inghan, or No
400 Fourth avenue, to lady who answered riog st
the bell and signed the receipt book. Tho package
had been from Boston and cnntainsd 50, 250 Il
was discovered shortly after that tue woman
who signed for aud received the money
was not Mrs. lngham. Tho services OF De-
tective Ferris were directed to tho matter
aud he yesterday arrested u nne looking and well
dressed woman named Mrs. Mccall AS the person
who took tDc package. Tho greatssr portion OF the
money Was found IN nor possession. Sns locked
up last night In Polico Hcadquartsrt.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July g. 1873
Winona special 70 the Pioneer Press states that
Miss Annie Sweet, school teacher OF that city, and
Maud Bissel, ten yoars Old, daughter OF Goueral NJ
BisseIi, OF Richmond, Minn. wero drowned 10 the
river At the latter place, Sunday, while bathing.
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.,, July s. 1878
Edward Miles. aged thirty -trve, who has been IN ss-
Ing sin90 tho night OF July j. was found drowned In
he harAOr here tcrdav
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
TROOPS usDER ORDERS.

KINGSTON, Ont, jelly 8, 1873
Battery A. 100 strong, has been ordered to Montreal
Tor tho 18th II leaves To- morrow.
oRAxGgxES IN PROCESSION
A mass meeting OF Orsngemen will DO held here to-
morrow TO complete arrangements for taking part In
tho procession In Montreal.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
PROBABLE DEATH FROM cHLoRAL
FALL Riyrr Lnlx g

FALL RivKR, July s. 1878
James NJ Anthony, who wns ioand ooad at his
silence to-day at noon wa, largely interested n
tho Union Mills. Tho faiiurc worked upon his
nervous system, causing nm TO usc as opiato
chloraI bydrstc IL IN supposed that his death was
caused by an over lie ~ believed to have been
dead four hours wnen iound. HIS age was about
sIxty.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
lire AT DEFIANCE. oHI,.

CINCINNATI, July g. 1878.
A hro occurred IN Defiance OHIO, yesterday, and
the following cstabishmcp were dana gcd M
Blair l. .Frcass, ary goods; Mcssrs. vAnderoroak.
clothing; Imber, dry goods; GoodeIi JeweIry; Ma
poeon, cigar factory snchisId banker; ToDx. print
inQ ollie The losses are estimated al $4,000 10
s25, 900; Insurance, sl2,00
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
MAILS FOX EUROPE.

The steamship Scythia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool and Amerqus, for Havre will sail IRON this port
ON Wednesday.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post once q
eleven ~, and for France direct at twelve o'clses
~
The Nxw YoRx HERALp-Edit,on Tor Europs-wili
Be ready ~ nsi past eight O'Clock In the msruing
Single copies, In wrappors Tor mailing, six csnts
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
"THE NEAREST WAY TO HE'LL

TRAMP JUMPS INTO CANAL AND DRowNs
HtMsELF WHAT HE TOLD SOME FURNACE
Nun.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
EAsroS, Pa, July 8. 1873
This afternoon tramp, name unknown, committed
suicide by Jumping into the canal at this place. Be-
fore committing Tho act no told some furnace men be
was going to he'll and tts nearest way to get there
was by water he refused to give bis name He was
about thirty years OLD, aud hailed from New York;
wns dressed In a dark brown suit.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON.

NoRrnAsproS, Mass. July g. 1878
Ira B. Wright South Hard,pg's dcfauitlng treasurer.
was today found guilty of embcxznng &29, 0o0 and
sontspcsd 10 I've years In Stata Prison
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
FIRES.
TACK FACTORY puLNtp.

TAUNTON, NHss. July ), 1873
A Grc, which caught IN the engine room OF tho
Taunton Tack Company's building, NJ eleven O'Clock
TINS morning. caused damage to The extent OF $40 00O
Insurance. $50, 600
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
DIED.

De GRANBy.-At HIS residcnce, EDWARD DE- GRAynY,
agea 10 years sha month";
Funeral services will take place his inte resi-.
deuce, No $50 East Hath A.. on Thanisy, July IL
~ twelve o'clock
London (EngiAnd) papers please COPY.
For Other Deaths See Ntnlh Pare
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
THE ORANGE YOUNG BRrToNs

TORONTO, Ont, July s, 1878
Mr.. Douglas. OF Montreal Deputy Grand Master OF
the Orange Young Brtons. arrived Tonight ooufcr
With tho Toronto brethren. Tho County Orange
Lodge meets tomorrow night to discuss theeprcsent
ASPECT.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
THREE PERSONS BADLY INJURED.

CAMDkN, N. J., July ;, 1873
by slight Are In tho varn,sh mandatory OF Mr.
schrsck, on the Burlington turnpike. near Camden
to-day, the proprietor aud his brother and Henry
UpJohn one OF tho workmep, wsro burned In . ssri.
Gus and dangerous manner.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09

TwENTY-roUR HOUSES CONSUMED.
MKRIpIAS, Mirs, July s, 1873.
A nro occurred to-day at EaterprIsc, Miss., witch
destroyed twenty four houses Loss $5O,o)o; insur.
auce $50 600
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
CLEUPATRAl


Her power retained by force Of charms She
led the od boys captivs VII shs tAiksd
TO them aud showed her teeth History should tell
she used sozoDoSt. but IL don't Tie preparation ste
usod might have had another nAme then.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
GENERAL SHERIDAN TO sUPERINTEND THE OF
EnATIoSs AGAINST THE INDIANs--xN AIDE
OF GENERAL SHERMAN 10 ACCOMPANY HIM.
FIX TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD

WAsHNGToN, July 3, 1873.
.Coopcl John n. Bacon, aide dc camp to General
Sherman, left here tonight for Chicago jou Lieu.
General Sheridan, who is to for Black
Hills region few days TO personally direct tho OPP
craions planned Tor tho troops Generals her-
ritt Bradley and Sturgs. He VIII m Ike MS field
headquarters AT bear Butte, TO winch point General
Sturgis s route Colonel Bacon Will represent
General sherman Iu tho leld Tho military authori-
ties anticipate strong dash by detached bands IRON
sitting Bulis forces on the Back Hiiis settlements
aud the routes leading there IRON the railways
The New York herald., 1878-07-09

PURIFY GARMENTS AND LINEN USED IN THE
sick room with GLxSS's suLrnua SoAr
A.-SELZER BRUNNEN NArORAI. SPARKLING
importers