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Two Saenes.

Scene lst. two loves by moonlight
alone. He: You ought to knowT love
you, darling" She looks down, bushes
and-snuffs He. Don't you love me
Just the least little bit?" She: Y es
(snuffl, love you ever SO much snuff;
could die for you. )" LSnuff and kisses ad-
fRituns
Scene 2d.-One year after marriage.
He: "Confound il wish you would break
yourself of that disgusting habit of snuff.
ing; She ldepreciatingly): Il can't help
it Charlie, I've had the catarrh four OF
FIVE years" He: Forgive me, dear, [
didn't mean to be cross. but in the name OF
Cupid, get some of DR.. Sage's Catarrf
Remedy. They say it is a sure cure. You
know Ed. Brown. they said he was incu-
rable, and it cured him completely" She;
III do any thing to please you, Charlie. ;
Interesting tableau.
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NEw YORK.

New YoRK, Aug. Cove Bennett,
whose name has been SO conspIcuously
connected with the Smith murder in Jer
sey City, was aerrsted in that city yester-
day and lodged in joil.
Frederick Vilmar, hair goods. has gone
into bankruptcy; liabilities $4,000.
Keram A. johnson, lawyer, has filed a
petition in bankruptcy; liabilities $ll4,0 900,
At meeting of the creditors of the New
York Betting and Packing Co. to-day, the
committee appointed at previous meeting
reported the company had good business
assets amounting to $S50000, and real es-
tate, iron mines, &C., valued at $500, 900;
the liabilities are 1915, ,233. The commit
tee agreed to recommend that an extension
of time should be allowed as the assets
were amply sufficient to meet the
! liabilities.
John Sherman, president of the Teuto-
MIA Savings bank, gave bonds this morning
| to answer charge of swearing false in re-
gard to the afairssef the bank.
About thirty-two of the New York cred
itors Of Richard M. Bishop Il Co., grocers
Of Cincinnati, met yesterday at the store
of B. j. Arnold q Co.; Wm, I. Bishop &
Son, and W. j, Dickinson, sou-in-law oil
Il. NJ. Bishop were present. Arnold read
schedule of the liabilities of firm as fol
lows: In New York $l45,000; in Phila
delphia $4,000; in Boston $4,000; in
Baltimore $3,000; and $l84,525.85 due il
different small cities, nearly all in the
West; the assets were stated to be 1886,
lS28.70; assets Of the firm being $23. .322. 81
and the individual assets OF r. NJ. Bisho.
and W. T. Bishop being $4,000. A com.
mittee of six was appointed to investigate
the affairs of the firm.
| New YORK, Aug. 6.-Cave Bennett
was arraigned in Jersey City police court
to-day, charged with suspicion of the muf
ner of Officer Smith; he pleaded no
guilty, and was remanded.
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MEXICO.

City CT MEXICO, via Havana, Aug. 5.
The revolutionary General, Pedro Mar,
tinez, on July &c. with 800 men, attacked
the rich mining town of Catorce. and gov
ernmeptreportss say he was badly repulsed
the revolutionary information is that Cat
orce was taken wita large AMOUNT of bull
lion and specie. The telegraph line is cur
and there is no communication beyond
Malahula.
The revolution in San Louis Potosii is as
sumipg serious proportions. Communica
ton throughout the interior is becomin.
difficult, and business is depressed.
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CUBA

HAVANA, Aug. 6.-The first political
mass meeting in Cuba was held by the
liberal party, Saturday, with the object oi
arranging political programme for the
November election, when deputies to the
Cortes are to be chosen. The govern.
ment secretary presided. The meeting
adjourned until the 10th, when vote viii
be taken on a choice of programmes,
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posed to Chinamen as rule. but he was
opposed to the importation of Chinese or
any other labor. Under suehsystem he
did not care how many Cinnamon came to
this country or what wages they would
work for, provided they were not imported
as coolies. he was opposed to the impor-
tatlon of all labor by contract,
There were other and uninteresting ad-
dresses, and the committee adjourned till
Tomorrow
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 6.-At a Barbecue
at Lundy Riff, KY, ten miles from Frank
fort, Saturday evening. John Thomson, Of
Franklin county, and VIM. Gordon, OF
Henry county. began quarreling aud firing
upon each other; their respective friends
and followers Immediately drew pistols
and some thirty shots were fired before
the termination of the affair. Gordon was
wounded in the face; Thowpson's horse
was killed under him; Leonidas Howard
was shot in the hip; sDoan Roach was
shot in the lung, and will probably die;
and Walter Roach had his horse killed
The deputy sheriff is raising force o.
assistants, aud will to-day endeavor tt
arrest all participants in the quarrel.
Early this morning james Mcdonald, I
variety actor. stabbed John Shay manager
Henck's opera house, probably fatally.
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WISCONSIN.

Fox LAKE JUNCTION, Wis, Aug. s.
A severe storm of rain and wind occurred
this evening. Two inches of water fell in
thirty minutes. Grain will be damaged
considerably by wind and water. Farmers
cannot stack for two or three days. Grain
is all cut Wheat on the prairie is one
third of crop and of very poor quality
A good deal of it had to be moved. In
the openings there is about an average
crop of fair quality. No threshing has
been done vet,
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SARATOGA, Aug 6.-This was an extra
day of the Saratoga races. The frstrace
for two years old, five furlongs, was won
by Belinda; Monitor second; Dan Spar
ling third; time l,043.
Second race, Handicap, Sweepstakes, mile
aud half, won by Bonnie Wood; Hattie
F I'd; Inspiration third; time 2.403.
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ILLINOIS
The snoematers of Chicago on a Strike

CHICAGO. Aug. Six hundred jour-
noyman shoemakers Of this city struck this
morning for an advance of wages from nine
to twelve dollars per week. They have
refused the offer of the employers to COM
promise ou $l0.50 per week; the employ
ers declare that is a liberal price and the
best they can offer, and that if it is moi
accepted they can, and will, get theiI
work done in the east at less price. There
are 900 shoemakers of this class in Chi
cago. and those who have not already
struck threaten to do so; the strike in
cludes all leading wholesale houses.
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CINCINNATI. Aug. 6.-The democrats
of the Third district, to-day, nominated j.
"A. McMahon for congress.
The republicans nominated Isaac Nor
ton, and the nationals nominated Hon. i.
j. McLinness from the Fourteenth dis
frict
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weather PROBABILITIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Indications for
upper lake region and upper Mississippi
valley: clear OF partly cloudy weather
light variable winds mostly northwesterly
stationary temperature. stationary or rising
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NEW JERSEY.

ELIZABETH, Aug. 6.-Two coal trains
on the Lehigh Valley R. r. came in col
lision near Bound Brook last night; VIM.
Ezerone was instantly killed; one of the
trains was thrown from the track, and
several cars wrecked.
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Dis. Tuesday. August 6. 1878.

small party of thirteen mon eight women.
White Bird and most of his band are still
with Sitting Bull.
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BELFAST, Aug. 6.-The republican
congressional convention in the 9Th dis
trict, to-day, renominated Eugene bale BY
acclamation,
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Indian Affairs

SAN Francisco. Aug. GA dispatch
from Ft. Lapwai says that Indians, supposd
to be White Birds band, prove to be only
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PARIS, Aug. g. The NoH officially
denies that negotiations are 10 progress for
the annexation of Scieo and Rhodes.
PARIS, Aug. GA committee of organ
ization has been formed with view oil
opening from the 8th to 22d of Sept. a
grand, international shooting match, tc
which French, foreign societies, and sdele.
cations from active and territorial armies,
are to be invited.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aug. 6.-Detailed reports
show that the inhabitants of Maglai, after
promising unconditional submission, had
barricaded the main street and deliberate
ly prepared an elaborate ambascade for
the returning Hussars.
The opposition have made considerable
gains in the elections in Hungary.
The Emperor Francis Joseph and the
Arch Duke Rodolph, son of the Emperor
will arrive at Toplitz to-day, on visit tc
the Emperor Frederick William.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
The Eastern Question

VIENNA, Aug. 5.-The Austrian troops
are meeting with resistance in Bosnia.
At the village of Zepce, In the Sandiack
of Banjaluka, the Hussars were received
by the inhabitants with ayolley which was
returned. They were again at
tackled at Maglaj, in the Sandjack of Sc
wornik, and seventy Austrians were killed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 6.-The Rus
slams have summoned the Rhodope insur'
gents to evacuate within ten days the terri
tory belonging to Eastern Roumeia or the
Russians will attack them.
VIENNA, Aug. 3.-As the main column
of Austrians occupied the Turkish pro
Vinees the com mmander was seemingly re
ceived everywhere with Joy. Hearing tha
an insurrection was being organized a
Schebsche, on the river Bosnia. captain
proceeded thither and was received at ;h,
entrance of the town with a yolIey o
musketry. TIE hussars formed for action
but perceiving it was impossible to force al
entrance to the town they marched bael
to Moglai There the inhabitants, pre-
viously friendly, opened heavy cross fir,
upon the hussars, who were obliged t,
pass at rapid pace defle occupied b,
the Bosnians, and in doing SO seventy hus
sars were shot. The remainder reached
the Austrian outposts IN Herzegovina
The Austrians, advancing yesterday to
wards Mostar, fought short engagement
near Citlak with 500 insurgents, killet
several of them and made some prisoners
| Four Austrians were wounded.
BELGRADE, Aug. 5.-The excitemen
through Bosnia and Herzegovina is rapid
increasing as the Austrians advance, an,
the inhabitants are collecting in bands
Considerable uneasiness prevails in Servi,
at the aspect of affairs in the neignborin,
provinces The Austrians were expected
to enter Sirajevo to-day.
LARNACA, CYPRUS, Aug. 5.--The Turk
| ish sub-Lieutenant commanding For
Fauragosta refuses to quit that strong
hold.
VIENNA. Aug. 2.-It is said that Gen
Phillipovich has reached Maglia, and in
tends to make signal example of the in
surgents, The Austrian commanders have
been ordered to resort to the utmos
severity.
BERLIN, Aug. 4.-Last years revenue
of the German Central Exchequer wal
Is. 100000 marks below the estimate. Tht
deficit is covered by savings from tht
French indemnity.
The forthcoming meeting at Heidelberg
of the Finance Ministers of the seyera
German States. is intended to pave the
way for an increase of the revenue.
BERLIN, Aug 5.-Ofcial accounts esti
mate that after the second ballot there
will be ll2 Conservatives and log Liber.
ais in the German Parliament.
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ITALY.

ROME, Aug. t6. 6.-Italiau papers state,
that the Sultan has teleRraphed Queen
Victoria requesting her mediation to pre-
vent thelAustrians from advancing beyond
Banjaluka.
THE Marquis Pallas Vicino Trevulzia, a
celebrated Italian politician is deed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND,

LONDON, Aug. 6.-In the great inter
national pigeon shooting match, to-day,
between Capt. Bogardus aud Aubrey
Coventry, Bogardus won by one bird.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13

Since England fuaiiy took the Cape
Colony away from the Dutch in 1914, she
has s,eadiiy extended her doniuion in
Southern Africa, and only few months
ago she completed her last aggressive step
north ward by the annexation of the Trans
vaal Republic It is an open secret that II
Turkey is to be dismembersd England in
tends to sieze upon the sovereignty of
Egypt on the northeast. With these two
extremes of the continent in her possession
there will be nothing to prevent her from
undertaking to carry ont great seheme for
The control of the whole African continent.
The difficulties in the way of its accom-
piishment will be chiefly political, and the
material obstactes are mainly formidable
in appearance. In Africa itself only weak
bations and savage tribes would atand in
her way, and any rival pretensions put for
ward by European States would have to be
decided by q naval war. With Malta,
Gibraltar, the Istbmus of Suez, Alden, Zanzi-
bar and the Cape Of Good Hope In her
hauds-for in this quarter, as in all other
quarters of the globe, Eugland has cutched
the keya of empire with an unerring in
stinct-sbe would have little to fear from
the result of such contest. The present
crisis in Eastern Europe gives Significance
TO this incipient movement for the owner
ship of Africa.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13

Dryden was once spending the evening
with party of brilliant noblemen, when it
was suggested that they should all write
some piece of poetry or proae and place it
uuder the candlestick, the office of judge of
OF their merits being assigned to the poet
The man who finished fret, but seemed
perfectly satisfied with his performance,
was Lord Dorset. When Dryden began to
read he seemed much pleased aud amused
with several of the pieces submitted, but
at length reached one which evidently gave
him extraordinary satisfaction. Presently
he said that. while he had before him an
abundance of good things, the palm must he
uphesitatinety a.s'S"rS to Lord Dorset,
whose cOmposit 90 hn.iI in style and cub.
ject, revealed not oniy the essence, but the
quintessence "f excellent language, brief
as it was. 1t ran: a. promise to pay
John Dryden, Esq.. or order, on demand
the sum of five hundred pounds. Dorset"
The company al! concnrred in the poets
decision.
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In the attack by the British at the close
of the last century on the French fortified
lions on the Island of Martinique, Col.
Packenham (the same who after wards COM
msDded the British at the battle of Now
Orleans) who led tho stormiug party, re-
ceived musket ball, which passed. through
bis neck. He recovered from the wound,
but was for some years afterward very
marked by it, bearing his head with q
strong inclination to one side of his body.
Seven or eight years subsequently,, Pack
enham was the second man to ascend the
ladders which had been established against
the walls of Badajos, in Spain, in the bril-
liant assault of the British on that fortified
town, and was again shOt through the neck,
the ball entering on the opposite side to
that Of his old wound, and passed appar-
emily through the came track. On recOv-
ering, his neck was brought into its Origi-.
nal erect and natural position.
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7 INSTITUTION
rye
) t Z rs OF ST. JOSEpH
Corner IS. Philip and Calves strset..
Now Orleans.
And Bay 81. Louia, on .As S,n sAor>

The governmant throughout this sstabitsh,,... a.
mild and parental The pupils are mover sepArats5
hete LnsGuctcSesos Recreation table dormitorfs. -.
tne esa,e TOT ALL In short, svsrythinR tends q
mote nneotionats union between the Skaters ASs ~
yonnS iadies intruatsd Co their mothorly care s1S
Ihe tHstruottoa 10 thorough solId and m hapr,
WIN ths re2nirsmentA Of society. The oourno
na ootn Engush and Fronohl al the branch.s Of -
n'ss At the present day. Eanh Ianruag-as.
saagnt oy natives OF respective oonntrtes 20 "a -
siTr oorrect pronuuo istiop.
Lhe acAdomtcal year ccses with public rxh,hstt..
vitsA. w "Hioo pAfoan sre In
Education 10 hore the object Of special as..nt,o, -
ponoitode Govsrnns thoss placed ander sho,r ohsTa
" moral sIaaion aioue, the SstsrA st. Jossph sas
Voc u incnieAs principles Of solid pssy rsau,re A.
sses ooseryanos OF Polite and AAhs sr1
OF respect and Affection tow ara. passf
Tnpns Of All denominations admitted.
TSL,A..-Ooflng the bathing season, the Raarsia
moyed TO the Bay ST. L0as where the Eisfesu
.IEhAS-ro be paid in advance Is follower
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