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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-01

Totai.-......-....-.......... .221t 1890
The interments in the city of Lafayette, now
part of New Orleans, from Jaly 2s to septem.
Der 21, inclusive, were 793; of which 493 were
from yellow fever, thus making the total
deaths from all diseases, in both cities, 4s73 (;
Of which 2739 were from yellow fever.
In 1S47 the Board of Health announced the
termination of the epidemic on the 18th Of
October, frost having occurred some days
previous.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-01

Tsrns-singls Copy, Cents; sy Nail, ss-in AAvaaas
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-01
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER I, 1878.

By special request we republish, from the
daily papers the following data concerning
the
EPLlEMLcS nE ls1z 1870 IND 1897
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-01

Intermeuts in the city of New Orleans from July to
October Is. ls47, inclusive: r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
RANDOM LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Stephen Sancho, whose case we mentioned
in yesterdays MORNING APPEAL, was ont
during the day, for the first time since tho
accident. The fractured elbow panied him
considerably, so much so that he was COM
PEELED to return to his room.
Hon. j. F. Hallock, Republican candidate
for State Controller, called on us yesterday.
Mr.. H., who has the reputation OF being one
of the most popular men in Eastern Nevada,
is making an effective "still hunt" He ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with Ne
vada's State Capital, and says nothing would
induce him to forego the pleasure of four
years residence among us, dating from the
FIRST Monday in January, 1879.
One of our Virginia City exchanges in
noticing some horse races to take place over
the Virginia race track on to-day, to- morrow
and Sunday next, gives the following as one
of the entries: ''Dolph Shay enters c. h.
Bill H." With the slight differences that
the name of the party making the entry is
Adoph Shane, that instead of being chest
nut horse his animal is q chestnut mare, and
hat her name is "BelIe H." and not 'Bill
d., our contemporaries item is correct.
4. L. Tilden, late foreman of the State
Printing Office, who has been in the East for
he past two months, wrote Pant, Of the
)rmsby House, from Boston, under date of
he 9th inst. that he would start for Carson
IN the 14th inst.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
THE MEETING ON MONDAY NIGHT

Once more we remind the readers of the
MORNING APPEAL, especially the Republican
readers, that there will be another grand Re
publican rally in Carson on next Monday night,
2lst inst, when Honorabes Lewis and Wood
burn will address their political friends of
Ormsby County. National issues will be
fully and intelligently discussed, our local
politics will be ably reviewed, and the true
history of the Bonanza Relief Bill, concerning
which 50 much has been said and regarding
which such efforts have been made to befog
the public mind will be given by one who s
thoroughly familiar with the measure. Messrs.
Lewis and WOODBURY. will doubtless be heard
by one of the largest gatherings of the present
campaign.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18

LEG BRoKEN.-Yesterday morning gang
of Indians were playing at foot ball on va
cant lot on the Warm Springs road, where
one of the aboriginal participants in the game
was knocked down, and III falling broke one
of his legs above the ankle. This mishap
threw damper over the sport and broke it
up. The unfortunate Indians companions
then proceeded to rig rude sort of a litter
upon which they placed him, and in mourn
full procession started for the Indian quarters.
We have not learned whether any white phys
ician has been invited to attend the case.
Doc. BENTON, who was recently injured
while driving in buggy, by colliding with
another vehicle, is out and about again, and
very nearly as good az ever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
SPEAKING AT VIRGINIA.
c.. n. HARRIS.

BY reference to an advertisement in our col
nmns it will be seen that Henry R. Mighels,
candidate on our ticket for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Hon. j. F, Lewis, will address the
citizens of Virginia, at Piper's Opera House,
on Tuesday evening, October 20. We trust
the people will turn out, as these gentlemen
will inform them of the true inwardness of
the Bonanza Compromise Bill, for the vetoing
of which Gov Bradley has been so extrav-
agantly landed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18
OUR CAMPAIGN ISSUE OF TO-DAY.

BY way of accounting for the reproduction
in this mornings APPEAL, of the articles
hereto appended, we will say that we do so
upon the advice of certain judicious friends,
as also to enable this Office to comply with a
reauisition made by the State Central Com
r,ittee for extra copies of our short address
TO the Workingmeu.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-18

GOING TO EASTERN NEvADA.-Mr. Mlghels
will leave here this evening for the scenes of
his appointments in Eastern Nevada. He will
address his fellow citizens of Winnemucca and
vicinity tomorrow night.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
HERALD NOTES.


Mr.. Moody has gained fifty pounds IN nye
years and now weighs A0 pounds. he ia
getting fat omit. .......,..-,.. A. ,..-,
All unnatural, or immoderate JOY, Will
be followed by proportionate measure o.
sorrow whoever feels unduly elated to-day
will be cast down to- morrow the earth Is
not at all sunshine to sny one, nor Is any
one always under the shade. 7~'1 "f ,'@
The Duchess of Sutherland has left the
Scotch Church and has put herself under
the Instructions of the Fathers of the Ora
tory, preparatory to her reception into the
Catholic Church. Tt Is also announced that
the Rev. Mr.. Warte, distinguished Fellow
of Oxford has become Catholic. ,f,-,s
Relief for ear-ache may be obtained by
putting in spoon two or three drops OF
sweet>eil, or better still, almond oil, the
same of molasses and laudanum, warming 1t
all together. Absorb some of the mixture
in cotton wool, pat 1t in the ear with piece
of the wool outside to keep out the cool
air repeating the thing II necessary. A
roast enion-heart dipped in this and sur
rounded with cotton is also often very Ell,
cacious. ts,.5.t ...a i-l -s
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
BOOK NOTICE.

The Nursery" for November is now
out. This little readable magazine is the
best for ANAL. children. The matter In 1t
is very select and Interesting. Published
by shorey, Boston. j.. ~ ''., .-
WE received yesterday, by mail . copy o.
the "Illustrated, Australian News, q special
edition for, the Paris Exposition. 1t is q
twenty-eight page paper, and is finely
printed sheet, containing 3 series Of en-
cravings, representing the buildings, man,
ufacturing establishments of note at MIL
bourne and other towns Of Victoria. Also
a history of the country. Accompanying
the newspaper is an excellent eugrowing o.
Melbourne, and sheet sK feet by 2 feet
inches. The News is published at Mel
bonrne and is printed in English, German
and French.
"The Rag Fair" and "Little Stray at
Home" are the titles of new books for the
Holiday Season of the present year, by L.
Clarkson, whose "Gathering OF the Lilies''
last year, and Violet of the year before'
we're so popular. The "Rag Fair" is a
superbly illustrated work, the designs hav-
ing been made by the author, ard engraved
on wood. For genuine literary power and
original artistic design, it far surpasses any
previuos effort of this successful author,
and may safely be considered the most re-
markable book that has appeared for years.
The l"Little Stay at Home" Is collection
of delicate and charming writings for the
little ones, very handsomely illustrated, and
| in every way made attractive for children
Both books will b. published by F. W. Rob
inson & Co., Philadelphia.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

If they really have "rindeipest' in the
vicinity of Washington, D. G., they should
take pains to confne it there. The cattle
should be closely "corralled," and the dis,
ease stamped out at once BY every means
including the immediate killing Of the cata
tie. This may require heavy first cost
but cattle owners in the neighborhood and
elsewhere will find it infinitely the cheap.
est in the long run.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
wILMIMGTON. Del. Oct. -. 1873.

A case worthy Of investigation by the
Yellow Fever Commission is that of Tan
gipahoa, little town which has had forty
deaths out of a population eftwo hundred.
What 10 remarkable about it is that every
case, according to a dispatch we published
Yesterday, "has been on the east side o.
the railroad and noae On the west" 1t il
hardly likely that this is mere accident
and visit to the locality may disclose to
Commission some well defined local cause
for 30 remarkable a circumstance. Such q
cause discovered in one instance may serve
as a clue to the causes Of less distinct and
striking phenomena in some of the other
localities. ...t
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

There is . good prospect Of trouble in
the Republican camp, Of more serious
kind than anything Mr.. Hayeslhas caused
I'll the bitterness pf personal defeat, and
Il il the decentralization resulting from the
general want Of faith in party success,
there are ample causes for the disintegra'
ton Of party which is not based upon
some living principle. This breaking W
has commenced, ana sitter the November
elections, unless the radicals should HAYS
thsn success they do not now anticipate
will be general. p,l7 ho9asO II yeh'Et
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

The firm Of VIM. Sellers & Co., Of Phil
adelphia, has just received an order from.
the Government Of New South Wales for
machine tools, lathes, planers and steam
hammers to the amount of $s5, 900. There
il, perhaps, no branch Of manufacturing
in which the superiority Of our work i
more apparent than in the production o.
hardware and machinery, and this oficia
order from the antipodes is no mean tribute
TO the quality Of our products.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

As chloroform has become a prolific
agent in the commission of crime,
some special acts should be passed to regu>
late it's sale by druggists and apothecaries.
There is hardly journal which docs not
contain accounts of crimes committed
through its instrumentality that in all
probability would never be committed
without its assistance. A suitably guard
ed prohibition might Re devised for this
purpose that would lessen much of tn,
crime to which chloroform materially com
fr;hrta.. -.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
No wonder that Now Orleans has

No wonder that New Orleans has been
seourgsd By yellow fever. A special COM
mittee reports that up to August the gar.
bage OF the CITY vas dumped in a public
square TO fcrm a ,ouadation for a statue Of
General Lee, and that carbolic acid was
powerlsss in attempting to neutralizs the
stencil of the nuisance. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

General Browne, who is expected to
command the Anglo-Indian cavalry in the
war against fAfghanistan, is spoken Of as
"the best cavalry officer in India, and
probably one of the hest in the world" BE
lost his arm many years ago in fearfu,
charge against the sikhs, and one of hi.
chief subordinates ia the same branch OF
the service, familiary known as little Major
Bradford, has also been deprived Of the
same member-not in battle, but by tigel
hite r-r rHr.t WG'7 7. ,s
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
The morning HeraId

Ia published every morning, Sunday ex-
ceptedl and delivered in the city OF Will
mfngton and surrounding places for SIX
cents per week payable tn carriers. NAL
snbseri ptions. postage fee, threo dollars
per annum. g.ss.,G
Gro. oB1RNE T. Co., Publi hers. 4,
AA<@ "@ No 800 Shipley street,
Wilmtngtoy Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

The Buffalo Bill Combination played tc
one Of the largest houses ever known IN
the Opera House. Therewas -$96S.75 tota
In the house, and considering the low prices
the numberrof people present must far ex-
coed that Of any other occasion. The drama
cred Right Hand" & ave 1unbounded salts
faction. The company play at Trenton TO-
nipht ......., .-,f I IN 'la,,t. .ts Et
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

VUUTt, '-----' -----
Lot No. l will be divided into lots to sui
purchasers; and at the same time and
place John Ferry wiz offer for sale 80 feet
OF land on Morrow street; adjoining lot
No. END also divided In suitable lots
Terms, Will be made easy: g,.r'n Hy4 octi5
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

n Or, by his Attorney.
Attest, ]. N, HOU sEMAN. Clcrk orphaus'
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22

NoTIos TO suBscRIBERs.-Thoss OF our
subscribers who are indebted to the MORN
ne HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
nnittance. "A ,yt.-.. a.....a.. .... sa
The Morning herald., 1878-10-22
TO THOSE WANTING CLOTHES.

TO THOSE WANTING CLOTHES.
Quinn and Adam beth learned the same,
trade; but Quinn could beat Adam at tai
loring, and give him odds every time. I'll
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean VIM. H, QUINN,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR;
No. 1.22 Marketstreet
You will there find a choice and we'll
selected stock of all kinds of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees of Quinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro-
mote the comfortof the wearer. q
Prices to suit the enforced economy of
the times, is the the rule with
VIM. Fl. QUINN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 1872 Market Street
The Best Quality Of MEDICINES
r.t ., AT WILLIAMS
The MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,&c
o| "a AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
| A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Grauley Cigar,
| AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
and Pure,
at Ninth and Market.
.'.. AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the Best WILLIAMS SAPONA-
En@ CEOUS DENTIFRtCE,
| .en tI. AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, and
| Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
msy8 If Corner Ninth and Market.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-21
Gallo Epigrams on Women.

All the i'll we say of women ia only precau-
ton of our pride. We hasten to proclaim our
selves duped by them lest it should be discov-
cred that we are the dupes ourselves
1t is hard to say which is the rarer nowadays,
the woman who knows herself, or the girl that
doesn't.
There is this essential difference between vice
and virtue-oDe is nearly always a state of be-
ing, while the other is as generally way of
thinking.
Lost women are those found everywhere
For many woman virtue is only an advan-
tage which it is well to have over q rival
1t is Infinitely more odous for woman to
bargain about herself than to sell herself
The German woman is covered, the English
woman clothed, the French woman dressed.
Fashions are created in Paris, copied in France
and run into the ground abroad.
The average female dresses for her lover or
husband, the girl for her rivals; but only the
true woman for herself.
Between men and women perhaps all that ia
sincere is what is not expressed 10 words
GoncouTt.
Virtuous women often speak of the faults of
other women as if these faults had been stolen
from themselves. -G0ncourt.
Slauder is after all the strongest bond in
social intercourse. Freres Goncourt.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-21
Mill a. Kenduskeng Burned.

BANGOR, March 20.-A two story building
containing mill, planning mill, Single mill,
and heading machines at Kenduskeag was
burned this forenoon. 1t was owned by Har-
vey Brothers. 1t is thought the fire caught
from friction of the machinery. Loss about
$2500; no insurance.
Camp Fire.
BIDDEFoRD, March 20.-rhe eleventh an
nual campfire of Post Sheridan tonight was
largely attended. Speeches were made by
leading members of the order and collation.
was served.
Kicked by a Colt.
PENNINGTON, March 2O.-Frank Hayden,
aged twenty years. was kicked in the face by
colt at the stable of D. Clark & Son today.
His jaw bone was broken aud face badly mutt
lated. He was taken up for dead and is now
in critical condition.
Suspension of the Calais Savings Bank.
CALAIS. March 2O-The trustees of the Calais
Savings Bank made a voluntary suspension to-
day. The depositors will be paid in full.
Generous Public Bequesfs.
BELFAST, March 20-rhe will of the late
Paul r. Hazaltioe after liberal provision for
large circle of relatives, bequeaths $4,000 to
the Unitarian Society of Belfast and $1,000 to
the Unitarian Society of his native town of
Warwick, Mass, half the Income annually
forever to support Unitarian preaching, and
the other half for the deserving poor; $1,000 to
the other religious societies here; 500, 900 to
this city for public library; $4,000 each to the
Maine Unitarian Conference and American
Unitarian Association; and $1,000 each to the
Home for Little Wanderers. Sailors Snug Har-
Dor, Home for Aged Men aud Home for Aged
Women. The estate is supposed to exceed
quarter Of a .nillion.
Sentenced for Burglary.
AUGUSTA, March 20,-David Rowe, French
lad, was sentenced in the Supreme Judicial
Court to one year in state prison for entering
the freight depot at Waterville.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-21

BOSTON, March 2O.-l Reported for the Pressl-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoor
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock IS a
45c; do choice Xxx AZ q 43c; do fine 40 a 4Sc; me.
alum ~ g 43c; coarse So a &c., Michigan extra and
KISS q zoe; fine IS q IOc; medium s. a 4Oc; COM
mon 81 g 36c; other Western fine and So a1 4Oc;
90 %ed1 1aa IS 4oc, common 81 3sc; pulled extra
ing fleece 40 q SOC; Fine deaine As "a Soc: California
IL S3c; Texas IA g 3Oc Canada pulled So a 45c do
combing 40 q 81; Smyrna washed 16 @p soc: do un-
washed ID g zoe; Buenos Ayres 10 % SOC; Cape Good
CSC. 90 ~
The Wool trade remains in the same depressed
state previously nouiced. The demand is ONLY to
meet the immediate wants Of manufacturers, who
Fleece Woods are very depressed, with scar .eiy an
inquiry for this description and prices rule quite
low and almost entirely nominal
Imports from January to Mch 16.
1878. 1877.
~ 1
Domestic. bags and bales. .......,.. 29,510 1992S
In New York the market still remains dul and
undressing and the prospect of improvement ap-
pears to be quite remote
In Philadelphia the inactive condition of affairs
noted for months past still continues, and for line
heece, altho gh the stock is mnch reduced prces
continue to ule low and irregular.
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-21
XLVth COngress-Regular Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.
A number of petitions were presented from Port
land Me-, Hartford CT, aud elsewhere, remonstrat-
ing against the revival Of the income tax.
Mr.. Herman introduced bill appointing two adj
ditona district judges for the second judicial circuit
composed of New York, Vermont ana other states.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Window, from the appropriation committee,
reported with amendments the Senate bill to provide
tor the deficiency in the miscellaneous fund in the
House Of kepi esenuatives. Calendared.
On motion. OF Mr.. Morrill, of the Finance Commit
tee it was ordered that there be provided for the use
of The committee statement made by the Secretary
of the Treasury in regard to the repeal OF the specie
resumption act, together with tables submitted by
Mr. Allison introduced bill to repeal the the pre-
empton la VS. and provide tor the sale of timber on
public lands. Referred to the Public Lands Commit
tee.
Bill to amend Sec 1854 of the Revised Statutes re-
latipg to the cultivation of timber on the public do.
main was discussed briefly and passed.
Messrs. Window, Blaine and Withers were ap-
pointed members Of the conference committee on
the dsagreeing votes of the two houses on the mill
tary academy appropriation bill.
Mr.. Howe submitted the following:
Resolved. That the President be requested to in
form the Senate whether w. r. Whitaker, who re-
of Orleans formerly employed either in the in
ternal revenue service assistant treasurer at
New Orleans, and If SO during what period Of time,
defaulter to the United States and to what amount
and under what circumstances. Whether legal pro-
ceedngs have been taken against him. either civil or
ceedngs are still pending or if discontinued when
and by whose direction.
Ordered printed and to lie on the table.
Mr.. Howe said that at home and elsewhere he was
accused of not yielding cordial support to the Pres
dents policy and if it would suit the convenience of
the Senate Monday next he would like to take up
the resolution and submit some remarks by way of
excusing himself so far as he was able.
The Senate then resumed the Pacific railroad sink
ing fund bill and Mr.. Mitchell spoke in favor of the
bill reported by the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. Mitchell was followed by Mr.. Thurman who
said that at some future time he would show that toe
bill from the railroad committee was really provis-
ion for new subsidy.
The bill then laid over aud the bill to author
ize the Secretary of the Treasury to employ temper
airy clerks and making appropriations to detect tres
passers ON the public lands, came up.
The pending question being on the amendment of
Mr.. Beck to the am .ndment of the Committee on
A preparations fOrbidding any charge for wood or
tinber cut on public lands in the territories of the
United States fot the use of actual settlers in the
territories and not for export, so as to provide that
the timber should not be exported from the territory
where it grew. Mr.. Beck modified his amendment
so as to provide that in the event of timber being
The Portland daily press., 1878-03-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Arrest of n Notorious Female Thief.

Arrest of Notorious Female Thief.
BOSTON, March 2O.-Detective Kierns of New
York arrested yesterday at house on Greene
street woman named Minnie Walton with
three alias 8, WHO'S one of the most notorious
female thieves in the country. She has served
. term 10 Sing Sing for robbing private house
in New York of $1,000 worth of valuables, and
last September robbed the Palmer House in
Chicago of $4,000 in diamonds ]ewelry, etc.,
and since then robbed the residence of Dudley
s: Gregory of New York of about $500 worth
of property, and the residence of Mr. Wright
of New York of about $4,000 worth of diamonds
and jewelry. In both these houses she served
as domestic, and in her room on Green street
q large quantity of property stolen from Messrs.
Gregory and Wright was recovered. Kierns
traced her to New Haven and thence to Boston.
Female Suffrage Defeated.
The bill granting female suffrage at
municipal elections was defeated in the House
to-day by 178 to SO.
A Defnulser Sentenced
Abel F. Fifeld, defaulting water register of
Cambridge. was sentenced today to 3 years in
the penitentiary.