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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
ACCLAIM or TIE "sKrRMrsHIvG FUND.-

Dennis ID. Mulcahey has brought a suit
against j. ODouOvan Rosa. Thomas Lnby and others
FOR Fi63 balance due him, he claims for services in
be srniiug Of the remains of Colonel John O. MHuncy
to ireland. lie hc promised ~ ,OOo bu WAS
l.ild only SJ37 lie applied last week ca Judge Law
renee IN Common Pleas, Special TcIm Tor an order de
clariug his charge lien 10y injunction on tho FcnIn
mnd sonictmcs known - the " sLirmsihng FUND.-
Iuouniiug about - 800 and in the hands of the de-
PENDANT. Judge Larrcnure saturday denied the ap-
uligaIiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

x,y the peaks Of art and culture dwiDdle INTO noe
Love the towering grandeur of Gods tru1n ,
What then shall be plan OF life shali we cnasv
,sr sensual delights with the eager muiitudet sIsi
o. wear the letters OF that lowborn Vrant iashioh
~ sha We not rather he separate people responsive
20 the Masters call. Come forth w The materaist
sOeers and saws, This is all mysticism Yes us
ystiesm The soul delights in H. The mistake CON
s1StS I'M feeding the soul the husks or sensuality
shnt vour eyes to the outer world gaze upon that
i,nol world within you and You Will that sin is
he only death Christ the only life, repentance, iatn
snd PRAYER the only grea realities OF this life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
BREAKING WINDOWS IN 4 RAGE.

James F. Maloncy, manager of livery
Stable IN West Twenty -thiFdst. preferred charge Of
di.olrry conduct on Saturday Ia the Jefferson Market
Police Court against "a very handsomely dressed woman
,cror,iny To- his story, ON Tuesday she ordered car
Iage but failed To pay Tor H. VI ~ "cl"cA on ftn
ui, she came ana ordered another. lie declined 10
furnish IT, She said ~ him, Attend 10 me, Fm Henry
ovortOns wilc and I'm bD-s there 10 night ~ lie stiII
rrriIerd she began break the windows IN the Office.
She derlned Ia give her defence until she could get
cnuu,e Tie Court gave IeI time for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM DpFNFN- IN Steamship OJcE-T. Nathan, Fritz
CrNe Mrs. NJ. Cl-We. f. {. Augcn.r &. Soe W G. r. 3at
tian Chailes MARKS w ka,cns 7 ti1ssils IL MH'h Mis
r. WOLF. e. Lussich W. IIinLe. W. koDson- f. lo buf
FROM BERNUDA-IG StgiBship CtaIna-G ~ sanford
w H.. C0gSwcl Miss " tugsN'i j. Via. T. S.dltF, ~ H.
Wilcox Capt. Locke .. II. Walker aud vile. c. - LIeil Il
Pierce, Miss J. A. iiyat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

THE RRTORT CRuEL.-(Scenc-Che -
BcggRr following up City Joker: on sir assure you
nave eaten nothing FOR two whole days" CITY Joker;
Eaten nothing FOR two days Then, my dear sr. yOn
should go ana src doctor ut once. You must want IL
tonIc."-l Funny Folks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sIINIAII,RE ALMANAC.

NlNlAILRE ALMAHAC
-nn r,as... GB sun sets.. 900 CocA FAST. 10 OS
Moon s.t.. OJI Moon ~Oiils. J.5l Moons 2ss, days Z
WAFER IoDAr-A. N. 90.
sandy Hook OIL GOV fsiaut. O.i6 Hoh Gate. 235
wArEg roDAi-r. " $50
Sandy Hook OO Gov island $40 Hsi Gaze. 2:59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

The takes pleasure IN announcing that
return the West where the company has met with
Triumphant succe be has completed cnents
t0K brief Of Grand Italian opera, commencing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11

PRICE OF ADMIsSION-rO an parts Of the house, 81
reserve seats j0c and 81 extra according 10 location
The safe ~ Thursday, Marrh "a, at
the box 0lice OI Booths Theatre.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

gentleman who has just returned
from Fort Clark, the following
startling news is learned:
Friday last Gen. Muncio was
k;lIed by the soldiers of Gen. Els
cobedo. about twelve miles from
Piedras Negras. Munolo was I'D
command of the government troops
ut Piedras Negras, aud his death
will produce serious loss to D2az
cause on the horder.
On Saturday, Gen. Mckenzie
and Col. Shafter, with a strong
force. crossed over into Mexico ln
pursuit of raiders, about forty miles
above Eagle Pass. That night
tlley were obliged to recfoss unto
Texas, and immediately tete-
crapbed acknowledgements. Iwen-
ty companies of cavalry have been
sent them. together with two sec
tions OF artillery which left this
CITY short time ago, consisting OF
two Gatling guns and two nine
inch rified cannons.
1t is believed ut Fort Clark that
this entire force with Mckenzie
have reerossed into Mexico before
this time. The troops have fifteen
DAYS rations, Il heavy train, and
two we'll known and experienced
OXIDES. Exciting news is now ez'
pected.
Galveston, June l3.-News has
been received here confirming the
reported shooting and killing Of
Gen. Muncio, fine Mexican Com,
mander, by Escobedo's soldiers
last Friday.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
Congress Making Rapid Progress
in Business.
Special to the n. Q. Pieayune.

Special to the n. O. pieayune.
Washington. June 12.-The two
Houses are making rapid progress
with their business, but are not
expected to finish by Monday.
The Senate passed number of
bills to-day, including one for re-
hearing of Venezuelan awards.
An effort will be made to take up
the bill of the Finance Committee
to modify the resumption act and
make greenbacks receivable for
customs, but little will be done be-
side passing the appropriation bills
There was q heavy and excited
days work to-day by the Iuvesti-
CATION Committee. An effort was
made TO use Darrall to break down
Auderson's testimony, but with lit
tie effect. Anderson is confirmed
or all the main points.
Darrall testified that Nash had
admitted to him the corrupt Nash
agreement. Seymour, notary pub
lie, aud Wilder and Dicks Prove
the Weber agreement as executed
by Andersen aud ii person purport-
ing to he Weber, at the time stated.
The Republicans still claim that
Weber's signature was forged, but
proof to-day goes strongly to es-
tabhsh its authenticity.
Darrall was turned inside ont on
cross-examination by Me Mahon
and Butler, and forced to confess
that he, Packard & Co. had used
Anderson and his corrupt docu-
ments up to the last moment to
coerce and blackmail Matthews
into procuring Darrall's appoint
ment to the Collectorship. Pack
ards completely in the plot was
established. The failure to secure
place for Darrall seems due partly
to the influence of the Returning
Board, and to the fact that it was
discovered these papers had gotten
into other hands than Anderson's
Matthews was trying to secure the
Sherman letter and save Sherman
j.. @. w.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

Quebec, June 13.-In addition
to three regiments from Montreal
one is to arrive from Halifax. The
rioters threaten to prevent a land
ing. At IL mass meeting last night
the strikers agreed to meet at 80
to day, at jacques Garter Hall.
Several hundred assembled ut the
Jail last evening at 8 O'clock and
demanded release of the rioters
arrested. They broke windows
but did no further damage.
Quebec, June l3.-AIl quiet.
The Montreal troops have arrived,
relieving the troops here.
The strike to-day has the APP
pearance Of terminating quietly on
account of the presence of SO large
a force of military in town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
Ferry's Fictiens.
Special to the N. 0. Democrat.

Washington, June 9.-Demo-
cratic members of the committee,
who have been comparing Senator
Feriy's testimony on Saturday
with the records of the electoral
count, say they have caught the
Senator in at least two evasions,
which cannot possibly be excused
on the ground of alteration of
memory, and propose to establish
a case Of willfnl suppression of the
truth uuder oath against him.
The most fragrant of these eva
sions occur in his testimony rela-
tive to the identity of the messen-
ger from whom he received the
second Or amended certificates,
before he swore he did not remem-
Der WHISTLER the second messenger
was Returning Board Anderson or
not. The committee propose to
prove not only that he web knew
who was the messenger IN both
cases, but that the envelopes con.
ltaiuing the first set of certificates
were steamed and opened, in order
to ascertain the subject matter O
| the irregularities; also, that this
was done with the privity of tbs
messenger, and with o strong pre-
sumption of advice and consent o
Ferry himself.
4 The fraudulent gang base grea
hopes on tie testimony of Mrs
4 Jenks to overthrow that of Ander
4 son, but when that female gets be
fore the committee she will FIN,
/ plenty of employment in explain
ling matters affecting John Shef
man which have not as yet bee
even limited at in the investigation
i BUELL..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
HAYES, Mind te be Set at Rest
Special TO the \. O. Pieayune.


Washington, June 12.-Thh Ell
feet of the testimony is to strength
en the impression against Sher-
man. HAYES aal Matthews. The
testimony yet to come is highly
important and the case Is barely
begun. =,
Mrs. Jerks has arrived and will
soon be placed on the stand. Gen
Tom Anderson has been summon
ed. but has not reported
4 part of the investigation will
be made III Louisiana and part III
Washington after adjournment.
Butler il becnmipg very active
and pressing the Administrations
hard.
The House Judiciary Committee
will report on Friday resolution
recognizing the Presidential count
of the last Congress as final; affirm
ing that there is no power to au-
thorize any court TO review the
count, or of any subsequent Con-
press to set it aside.
Democrats general indnrse this
position. l.. @. w.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
The appropriation Case.
JUDGE BILLINGS GRANTS AN ORDER OF
SALE II THE PREMISES.
IN. @. Democrat, llth inst. |

In the case of Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad and Steamship
Company VS.. f. Nj. Ames, trustee,
Judge Billings yesterday, i'll the matter
Of appropriation of portion OF the
trust property i'll his hands, made an
order that the proposed purchase on
the part of Morgan's Railroad of SO
much OF the property sold by Charles
Morgan, deceased, to the New Orleans.
Mobile and Texas Railroad as forms the
road projected to be made between
Brashear, now Morgan City, nthe par
ish of st. Mary, and Vernilionville, in
the parish of Lafayette, with the rights
of way and all other rights. interest and
estate of the New Orleans, Mobile aud
Texas Railroad Company in said lands,
to be occupied for a railroad between
those places, and in the town of Yer
milionyille, to the point where the said
railroad is to join the main line Of the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail
road Company, and to all lands acquired
along said railroad from Morgan City to
NefmilionYille, for the purpose Of con
structing and operating the same, or
for depots, stations, tracks, structures.
etc, III MS full O manner as the same is
owned and possessed by the said f.. M
Ames under the DEGREES of trust of the
said company, or the orders, DEGREES,
etc. made in this court.
The court DEGREES that Ames he an-
tthorized and empowered upon theterme
set forth in the master'sre to make
TO the petitioner for the bondsspecifed
being 695 bonds. all such deeds and as
suranees as may be necessary to invest
the petitioner with all the right and III
tie to the estate which he is invested
with by any form of title under Charlie,
Morgan's New Orleans, Mobile ane
IeNas Railroad Company, orithat he ca,
l convey under order of the court.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
Topographic Brevities.
Programme Of the Committee
speeiaI to the N. 0. democrat.


Washington, June 1.-The Pot
ter committee held a protracted
secret session to-day to determine
upon several points of procedure
r;lised during the progress OF the
investigation thus far, and to de-
eide what other witnesses should
be summoned in addition to those
already on hand and en- route.
According to che programme as
now mapped out, not less than LOU
Witnesses will he put on the stand,
without reckoning Senators. mem
bers and other oilicials who may
feel called Upon to explain. The
order OF procedure determined on
will be:
First-To ascertain how, by
whom and under what Inducements
the returns of election were faisI-
fed 10 Louisiana and Florida, AND
who held out fine Inducements.
Second-WiletIer at any stage
of the proceedings. bargains We're
made to facilitate the progress OF
the frauds and to remove obstacles
to its accomplishment; and If such
bar gaius were made, who were the
parties to them, and what was the
consideration Involved.
Third-Whether after the &C
complishment of the count and III
staliation Of Hayes, any interior
ence was had with the processes O!
Justice growing out of the electoral
frauds in Louisiana or elsewhere.
and If SO, who interfered, what
courts were tempered with, what
influences were brought to bear Tor
that purpose, and by whom and
for what consideration.
1t is not proposed to attack Dir.
HAYES title to the presidency prl-
ma tacie. but to consider that point
settled un6er the forms of law by
the action of the Forty-fourth
Congress. But if it appears that
Mr.. Hayes, subsequent to his IN
auguration made official appoint
ments, Or gave other valuable con-
sideration to any person as a re-
ward for participating in the frauds,
he will be impeached, as will also
all the Cabinet officers, foreign
ministers and other officials who
may have received office from MIR.
Hayes as such reward.
This is The outline of the Demo
cratic programme The determine
ton to proceed against Mr.. Hayes,
solely for acts done in Office, and
not against his title to the office
itself, is expected to effectually
break the lines of the Republicans
and demoralize the defense com
pletely. BUELL..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
ESCObedO.
special Telegram 10 the Galveston News.


Eagle Pass, June 8.-There is
nothing here particularly new from
the revolutionists in Mexico, but
information from reliable source is
that force Of 200 Mexican cavalry
under Col. Naranjo are en- route
from Monterey to reinforce Col.
Nuneio, who is at or near Lam
pasas.
III this is true, which is very
probable, il will make an army Of
about four hundred men for Issco-
.bedo to fight, and it is thought
that his party will have TO snrren-
der or 6isperse and himself flee
the country. OF his movements
and position nothing precise can
be learned, or of his strength. III
has been said that he is secretly
recruiting in this place. His son
il still here, and is very sanguine
in the success Of his father.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

clothed with substance the suspi-
cions concerning his uprightness
is conceded by many OF both par
ties.
Whather or not hfr. Matthews
will be able to disregard the sub
noena which is now 10 be issued to
bim and thus set Mt defiance the
authority of the House, is cues
ton of great interest, involving ms
it does the preregatives OF the re
spectiye houses.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
anderson is getting to be an .ominous

Anderson IS getting to be an tominous
name IN this country. 1T was Major
Anderson that precipitated the war at
Fort sumpter. During that unpleas-
antness unreasonable played no i'm
poftant part as u slogan OF war. To
day Louisiana contributes to history
the Immortal Tom Anderson and the
imperlshahle James Anderson. One ~
whom madea President which the other
one seems Likely TO nnmake = M 10.
Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

We are authorized to, announce Mi.
WILLIAM VINCENT as a eandldfFte
for Representative TO the General AS
sembIv of Louisiana, from Calcasieu, at
the November election.
May 22d, 1878.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

THE VOTE OF FI.oRiDA.-The
Florida investigation has already
developed tiie fact that Tilden ~
stead of the Hayes electors were
chosen in that State. We learn
from the jacksonville sun and Press
that on Friday MIR. Bloxam, Secre-
tary OF State, produced the returns
from the various counties Of the
election Of 1876, filed i'll his Office,
and the number Of votes received
BY each elector was read. The re
suit was as follows, counting III pre-
cinct No. IL Pond Of Clay county:
gilden Acknowledgment q, 4G7,
lowest 81, 46G; Hayes electors
highest n, 356, lowest 24.35O.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
Poor Matthews.

Washington, June 9.-The re-
markable attitude Of Senator Mat
thews towards the Potter commit
tee forms the universal topic in
political circles. That he has low
cred his standing as a Senator,
aud that BIZ has, to same extent,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

THE SUNDAY LAw.--The Police
Jury Of this parish have dared to
pass this long and much needed
law. They deserve, and are Ger.
tainly entitled to, the eternal graft
tude Of every good citizen for this
wise, bold and patriotic stroke of
protecting the Sabbath day from
Dissertation. Let the law be rigidly
enforced, regardless of threats or
intimidations. The right to pass
this ordinance was and is vouch-
safed to the Police Jury by an act
OF the Legislature Of the State, and
should and must be enforced. The
safety of society, the preservation
of the morals of the rising genera
tion, and the expansion and devel-
opmeut of the agricultural, ednca-
tional aud other matters pertain
ing TO the veal of the parish. de-
nand chat this and other laws be
faithfully executed. -Southion OF
sabine.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

The split i'll the Democratic ranks
in st. Landry-a difference that
gave the Republicans three mem
bers of the Legislature from this,
the strongest Democratic constitu-
ency in the State--is fully healed.
The two wings OF the st. Landry
Democracy have come together and
agreed to terms that must bring
about complete unity of action III
the coming campaign. 1t is diff
cult to see where any difference Of
opinion can break out now to MARI
the pFomisingoutl0ok in st. Landry.
That parish in 1876, gave Demo
cratic vote more than 1900 larger
than any other parish in the State.
With Il united front, such as its
Democracy now presents, 1t viii
undoubtedly do even better i'll No
tember next.--N. @. Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20
Purchase of Valuable Paintings

New York, June O. The Her
AIDS Paris special cable says: Will
liam Il. Vanderbilt, during his stay
here, purchased pictures 10y oele-
brHtnd artists to the amount, it Is
said, Of 100000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

Get your shoes and boots, hats
and caps, at the corner of Ryan
street and public square, from j.
w. Bryan s Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

THE PRESIDENTS TITLE SETTLED
The Judiciary Committee of the
House, by Il vote Of 8 10 4. decided
to report resolution asserting in
substance that the forty-fonrth
congress was o properly coustitu-
ted body to count the votes aud
declare the result of the ptesiden-
tial election, and that no subse-
iquent congress has the power to
reverse the action thus taken, nor
can congress confer such powers
upon the Supreme Court, or upon
any other, to reopen the question
which have thus been settled. The
vote was as follows in favor of the
resolution: Harris, of Virginia
Hartridge. OF Georgia; Stenger. 81
Pennsylvania; MeMahon, OF Ohio
Culbertsop, of Texas, Democrats
and Fry, of Maine: Conger, of Mi
chngan; and Lapham, of New York
Republicans. Representative
Knott, tof Kentucky. chairman, dis
secuted. Butler, of Massachusetts
sand LEnde, Of Wisconsin, were
absent
New Goods Good Goods! Gheal
Goods! Are constantly being re
aeilsed l9y II. MI. BRYAN ii Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

ATTENTION FARafElRs. --s1lisl "
thing for you. Wine mazzles' ~
W. Bryan a Co.'S, forhorses, ill'''9
and oxen, only 10 cents eaei' =
will last, with cane, ten years.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

During his seach for his sen, I, v
father of Charley Ross has " !;
nearly 600 little boys offered ~ y y
as the original; but none q 'l''
world do.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-06-20

A THIRTY YEARS RECORD IN Errza,.
AMERICA OF ATTEMPTS ON THE I'm.
OF RULERS.

/ Translated for the Worla fro,.
Courier des Etats Unis, june )
1848 November a6.-Tbe
of the Duke of Modena Wap
tempted.
1919 June 21.-The az.
Prince of Prussia was attaepad1
Miutien.
1851-May 2.-sefelooue
workman, shot at Freaerick NJ
liam IN, king Of Prussia, anabo
his forearm.
l65l-June 28.-Robert p.I
an ex lieutenant in the army \
tempted to assassinate Queen ii
lorna
1o52-September 24.-An 4
iernul machine was found 1T mn
settles, with which it had been]
tended To destroy Napoleon III
February l8.-The Eal
.peror Francis Joseph Of Austr,
WAS gfievously wounded ID Nj
head, while walking Oh the apl
parts at Vienna, by HaagarIa,
tailor named Lihzens.
1S53-April 16.-An attempto1
the lite of Victor Emanuel was NJ
ported to the Italian Chamber
1853--JulY 5.-An attempt WI
made TO kill Napoleon LII, as N
was entering the Opera Coming
1854 March 20.-FsrdiuaudI
Charles I'LL, Duke Of Parma, wn
killed by an uljknown mar, wild
stabbed him in the abdomen.
1856 April Is. Napoleon III
was fired at IN the Champs Eysetl|
by Giovanni Pianeri.
165G-April 28--Raymoud TIL
entes was arrested In the act 81
firing Gu Isabella, Queen Of Smiul
l656-Deceul!se,r S.-AgesiaI
Milano, a soldier, stabbed FeraiI
napd III, Of Naples, with bis bsy1
onet.
1857-Aasust 7.--Napoleonll LII
aguin. 35artrietti, Glbaldi add
Critic were sentenced to death fat
coming FROM London to assassl1
ate him.
1858-Janaary Napoleon
LII, for the fifth time. Orsiui and
his associates threw fuImmatlpg
bombs at linn rs he WAS on bis way
to the opera.
1861 July King William
of Prussia Was for the first tim
shot at by Oscar Becker, a studcH
ut Baden-Baden. Becker fire
twice at him. bat missed him.
1862 December 49, "A studea
named Dossios fired . s,lstoI 4
Queen Anafia of Greece (Pliuees
Of Oldenberg) at Athens.
1868 Deceraher "a Fourmo'
couspitators from London asaln'
tue life of Napoleon Ill, Were q
rested at Pnris.
l8e5-April President LlI
coin was shot by D.. Wilkes Booa
1856-April Ga kassa
named Kavarasof attempted VA
Alexander;s life at st. Petefsbut!I
He was foiIed by a peasant, w
was ennobled for the deed.
186T-The czar's life was asal
attempted during the great expos
tion at a review in the Bols
Boulogne at Paris.
l668--Juue 10 Prince Mlcila
of serbia, was killed by the bfot
ers Radwarowich.
ISI 1.-The lille OF AfnaeleuS,ls =
newly kingofSpain, was attempls!
l872-August-Col. Gutlefl
assassinated President Baha,
the republic Of Peru.
1873-January l.--Presloe'
Morales, of Bolivia, was asssssl
ated. u
l875-August President Y
,cia Maeno, OF Ecuador, wasass'
sinated by Commander Molas.
4 1878 May Ill. The Enpe /,
1 William, of Germany, was sn@
again, This time by Enllle 10y
4 Max Hoedel, alias Lehmann' 7
socialist. Lehmann, it VIII 70,
membered, fred three shots w !
emperor, who was returning =
o drive with the Grand Duches'
4 Baden, but missed him. J.
H To this list we must now ae'
Il tlt..l Al Ito M
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TIae Mexicaa Border

San Antonio, June l3. From b