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INDI.iNs on IHE VAR PfrL
Terrible Slaughter or the Whites Assembled
near Camp Iinrncy Predicted.

SAN FRANCIsCo, juno 1S-A Silver City de-
-patch states TINT Ch,ei Winnrmurcn has re-
turned to bernard & whppl-'s camp. on the
Owyhce riyar lie says the hostilcs are killing
hundreds ot cattle and leaving their carcnsses
10 rot. The hostiles have left Steins mountain
and are moving toward the lIarncy valley.
thence TO the Matthews Agency and Snake river.
and will probably keep on until thoy enoct a
junction with the Columbia river Indians. which
addition 70 their forces will. they calculate. on
able thom TO sweep the country They are de-
term aimed to retain the Piutes as prisoners until
they can get sufficient number of arms from
the white men they XII 10 arm them. EuGan Is
reUeliious. and horses and arms have been
taken from him and MS Indians. Camp llarury
will probably be caltuied ty tho Indians to-
morrow. and II So. there Will BE- terrible
slaughter @. whites cQngrcgalcd there igr tro.
since yesterday. II he does not form junction
with stewards .orct- tins party accompany lu-
him from Camp lyon could easily b." "el iured
hy the Indians Tho situation ls c:lN"al.
PORTLAND. Oregon. june ls.-A dcs patch re-
e.iNtd al tle military hrH quarters -igi mat
Camp Hgrnoy. in tii- state. and that they ure
receiving "a .ccs-lou, as they mar b. G'n.
Howard Has xiv ~ instructions e., ~'nl Gen.
ali possible haste.
sarah Minnemuccn. who recently escaped
that one of tie Iuiiuu SCOUTS claims to have
killed BuIdio Horn. tho lnuno'k chief. Sarah
says their leader was Killed IN sklrml-h villa
citizens. in Wil. h the out was engaged.
AU-IIN. New. June lS-A rumor II current
that the Sho-hones have loft Swoky Wiley In "a
body ana gone moth headed icr l."ownwe. ON
tho Central Pacific Railroad. II IS Suluyscd
they al, on the way to Join The hostile Dan
nocks. In thelr route. north thy must
road somewhere between Battle Mountain and
the Palisade. A largo number oi SnOshones
from Belmont. Eureka. and the valley. here
oatrnsibly in attendance on u ianlan-u h1N '
endcayored to lur has, powder ani lead IN
large quantities but We're refused hy the stor"-
keepers. who, In soma in~iances were warned
ly on GER, against selling ammunition - lndi-
ans. Nearly all ui turor lndGns hAN, l'ti J. r.,
going IN VARIOUS directions. ILr Put.s are
qui l. hut very !uqu.. .itNe re-ardln.. the war,
which they profess 20 drplDr'.
WA.mNeToS. juno l7.-pe-rot hes wore r.
ceivei 81 the Mnr Department To-day from
Cons. Howard and VI 'Dowoll relative tnlhn ln-
dian ho-iillties ia Tho Aoithw"- st. h't-r ~:
the military Campa.sn AKA Inst tie iN-tll' -,
Gen. MDowel report. that Grover In the oen-
tre. with Sandlord-. Sunners, and Cars com
paules con nllai', ni one. a. heoncy p ierry To
move ia the dire. tlOn %! Slcin's mountain
S,eWar, has the right, nni is puShin- rapidly
H. Rliuenurts crossing o.! tho Malheur. Il
bert -,rcserVe II ordered To move N.th the III
most speed 10 Camp Lyons.
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JOHN RoIcns SUBSIDY KILLED.
Only seventy -one votes In Its Favor In the
House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON. June ls-Sam Randall gave
John Roach's subsidy black eye again to-day.
Tho majority Of the House is clearly against
this job. which the Senate addcd. with other
jobs. to the annual Post Route bill but it Is duo
to the Speaker that this is SO emphasized and
expressed as TO make It clear to all men that tho
Democratic majority. with the exception Of
some members like Waddell. is sound on this
important question. At midnight last night
the second Conference Committee on this bill
met and sat for two hours. There was no
agreement: there could be none. The Senate
confcroes wished the House TO yield on two
points: First. 10 permit the Senate in this way
to originate Il revenuc bill second. to yield the
subsidy. Resistance on the first point was
enough to defeat the bill. Mr.. Cannon 50 re-
ported this morning.
Thcrc was siraightway much confusion. Mr.
Wadien fenewins ,ho eGgrts he has made so
often before TO pass John koacn SUBSIDY uo
failed. bis motion was to gO into conference.
waving tho privilege OF ti.g House To- originate
revenue bills. Such n waivsr would SUIT thc
Jobh"rs exactly. Carlisle ana .nhh9n Merp
qui.k 20 oNicc, with points OF order. Walden.
persistent to the last. had hard work IN n. King
short explanation. The House was not u.
rlincd 10 hear him. AZ lcngth his motion came
- n vote. II needed two-thrds to carry IT, II
dll not have a majority. There were. yeas II .
nays lsj: 50 t.w friends las this Job and i;s
irien II in this House.
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The North Bend Grave Robberle..

CINCINNATI June lS.-Search for the body Of
young Down whose grave at horIh Bend was robbed
ago prosecuted vigorously with the aid Of
detectives alter the nnding Of the Hon j. scott ilAr
usons body IN the Medical college here. The body was
traced TO Ann Arhor Mich and there found In the pick.
linz of the Medical college II was taken hack aud
rclnerrrd nj North Bend with impressive ceremonies
In the mean time the robbery ut graves nt Nort Bend
brought 20 the notice ol the Grand Jury aud aler
careful investigation thcN returned ini imcnts against
Dr Morton. the rtsurfVc .i, hui q Marshall Jan
itor oi the ONO Medical College. Dr Morton's whore.
auuts nre hnuwn but Narsnll viii be held for trial
The Grand Jury hayini failed 90 indct the Faculty OF
The ONO and Miami Medical Colleges iof piC in the
ruhns of the grave, scott Harrison ant young ncyn
Gen Harrison and Joseph boNin relatives oi the dc
ceased persons have dcVtlrd to iu-utue ciYil suits
against Tie colleges cAimu- SlnWO damtge in each
case similar suit VIII De- brought az ans. TIE Ann A'hnr
Mrlicil college. Eminent counsel has been retained
ANA the suit VIII he pressed
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Cant E1knn and Detectives Handy and
ru4rttv. WII.c walking through OrceuwiDh ,tf.,t N.-
to-day aiicruoon saw two su-Is,lou- iuutrs a 'ni
lowing an cNples, wagon, an Whlth Waoh ln.. fank
Tho vasnn stopped at the Exchange ilotl .al'...,rr
Nioh street. and one oi the urn entered HaI lI.i' "a
separated
one OF the went % the foot o' Murray street aul
hcd an Nprcss AEON amt drove back a. fAc huif he
wa about 10 nut the irunk on the WAGON when 'alt
Iakrn~ arrested him Al the Leonard stitct police sth
uu the person gave lis name a, Richard Mitchell alias
shorty The trunk was a new one. and had evidently
been buu-lt for the occasion
In the trunk were one dark PINK sils skirt trimmed with
lace. white SILK dress trimmed with flowers. uld a
lace ovcrskrt one gold Anl brown striped dress one
pink SIX skirt trimmed with heads one rcd silk dress
trimmed with spanHlcs ends AMI black lace, Two tanr
ivory AMI one pearl, Large lot o silver spoons
knives Au forks one sold hnd sk pn ana Two small
French plate looking glaGse, The dresses look very
much IKE part ot a theatrical wardrobe. The contents
vi the trunk were worth 12,Un
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TIE ARMY BILE SIGNED.
Hayes Cabinets Construction of tho rrosis.
Ion Limiting the s.e OF the Army.

WAsHTSGroS June IS Mr. Hayes signed
the Army bill to-day. and the commission pro-
vided by the law for tho reorganization Of the
army will be appointed tomorrow in the SON
a'e and House consisting OF five from the lower
and three from tho upper Itis understood that
Gen. Banning will be Chairman. and that Bragg
and Strait will not improbaby b, the two other
members. Mr.. Scales will be Chairman Of tho
commission on the part OF the House 10 con-
slider the transfer Of the Indian Bureau TO the
War Department. The paragraph limiting the
use ot II" army 70 occasions specified in the
CONSTITUTION and the laws has pe"n the subject
oi lmc discussion among members of the Cab
met. and 70 is to hc made the basis of circular
Of instructions 10 the army. conceived somo-
what in u sulky spirit. but mono the less ynuA-
tlc ilr IN" lessons IL VIII teach. The attention
of officers ami mon will br called t. the new law.
and "A rigid construction placed ON It's proyis-
ions-n construction intended t. prevent the
us' ~ any detachment ~ t4c army 10y tar civil
authorities OF aStat, ia supprcssin. local dis
tUrlluNa.
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rxErA1AD TRIMS TIlL TWELVE.
The Tirs. Night. Experience with the New
Time Table.

Yesterday, FOR the first time, trains were
run until midnight on the Metropolitan lGilleru
Elevated Road. From un,l O'Clock the cars
wore IN. 4; from 9 until H. up and down, they
carried an average Of ten passengers in each oi
the three ears from IL until ~. they averaged
thirty TO Il car. Superintendent WLltloek was
in charge Of the trains at the Rector str 1T sta
ton. and in answer to an inquiry said We're
running WIN nye mno1 aaH me, nGaITy sp,h,Ea.
the public more trains than they want We may
MAKE leeway Of fifteen minutes. Then again
we nro desiruus OF accommodating the ltalu-
more and Washington train travel, 50 perhaps
II Wi bee best Ia keep It aS i is
How about your forcet' ~
We have had 10 employ an extra iorce, we
divide these station m m Tor instance lnlolhr'e
details The ticket sellers come ON at DUSK ana
will remain ill midnight You see We begin at
live in tho morning.
How soon are We to have a reduction when
tickets are bought IN quAnttiesV
day but came to no conclusion that know Of
Have you taken precautions against mis-
chief makers, who might tamper with the
Ycs f' you see here n force OF men md othcrs
are going constantly back and ioith from STA.
ilon 10 sutton our chief dim ulty ut present
/, our lack of rolling stock But we pu' our
cleaners and washers nj work as soon ~ the
trains are laid OF, so that tho cars Will he sweet
and clean in the morning m
How about the engines r - ,
You SEQ those men thcre2 Thoy take the
en.ines eXamine th'In carGiH 9 nir n .I ''
How about hoEus tickets Z ANY printer can
counterfeit them
bors. But Of thnt we have 10 take oar rhancc-. -
ihe trains were run n little slower nst night
than in the day time, seven ninu,nS ,, nei1s *
I1.t nI,it was close and sullry. Many n6g-
ltg6 prrtirs reclined upon the roofs oi thelr
houses others sat IN cool and comfortable Earl'
noar tho windows. Many queer ana some un-
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muzze made him harmless. Let that
dog alone" shouted his owner The
only, reply was the exhibition OF a
to be deputy Cog catcher. That
docs not Justify you in taEng away. my prop
tectiye Dyer came up and settled the contro-
yersy, On herring Mr.. Balcr's story he re-
lensed the dog and arrested tho catcher. In the
Fifth street police station where he was locked
up for the night the catcher. said that he had no
intention of stealing the dog but thought he
was only doing his duty, hs he described him
street.
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a Watch Peddler Drowned.

As a watch peddcr. aged about CO years. who
foot Of joralcnon street Brookyu was quitting the YES
sci at O'Clock yesterday afternoon lie stumbled tell
INTO the water, hd was drowned lis boiN was ircoy
cred. Three gold wa hes nur silver watches. three
plated chains, aud ki 81 were on hspcr,ou From card
In the pocket the body suppo.ci o be- that of II Rich
diamond and watch dealer of no Chatham street
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NEW JERSEY.

Mr lplN SrNhcusou who'd dici in rhnt''l on tho 18Th
inst ut ppruu ma WAS huurd Yesterday He Was a
cousin %. Ma IAN 1h iNNu.un, the street cu builder
Wear General Dlnue of Newark .a, Tor Euro r. iu the
steamship Rlthml tlNtA Thr taihnht societies of
Newark have presented lam with oNur 81 OOl lu gold.
H. is not IN health
Mrs Rachel Vanderbilt as'i IN. of TntowA eyennc.
Paterson, went to bed ou MontN uslt while under the
influence 0 opium. t. the OF which shr wasHliiNt tri
AZ about midnight sht niI-t an semi conscious stne,
ami undertook tn lght the lamp She set IRE 10 her
clutNu-, AMI was imnl, lbt0 y tuNrlppcd in a h'AN
Her ousrd her husband ani lac ioie her clothing
oil ami was hmsrl badly burned cont t4e hlnls nni
arms MR. vanderbilt was ireadlu!b burned but she
hye1 uuA, les1eIlA! mO,mus
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The Northern pac,nc Bn Defeated.

WASHINGTON. June 1s-An unsuccessful
attempt made IN thc House tins evening 20 take up
the bill extending the an grant OF the Northern Pacidc
Railroad passed nv the senate. The friends of the
IeNas acihc opposed the motion g. pass tr hll warmly
the hnOr ana IN the l0hhcs ani n ftti not even
receiving majority, the vote hrns - 10 ~
This docs hnsy defeat the bi which te taken
t,raxt
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Ready for WORK Asnln., Tammany Hall.

The Organizing Committee Of the Irving Hall
Anti Tammany Democracy completed last evening the
association Oi two omemhcrs from each election district
whose formation they have been engaged Jniu
ary last Al its meeting next week thIs association VIII
address 10 the Democratic electors thi, city
askns them 20 enroll themselves as uomhrrs rhi, en-
rolucnt Will be made Tuesdays and FRIDAYS Ol each
week in July IN every Assembly District
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The wedding in the white House.

WAsHINGToN June ls.-Tho marriage of Miss
Plat niece of Nit Rutherford Hayes, 70 Gen Hastings
viii be snlemnilei IN the Executive manson to morrow
evening The ceremony wu be "A, informal ~ possible
and will be performed In the Blue Room by bishop Jas
gcr VI lhe SOulhern LnsNnnAl Doee,c VI OAlO
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The Emperor l..lnan'. Condition.

BArLIN. June ls.-Tho Emperor William In
addition 60 trtu,ir> pain. 'r1,., wUrh hom helpless
u... l.4us unable g. u.e hsHrm. Cnuf,cir recovery
can D.. .lgi ana long tue Ony uict possibly many
lII~f t...- % mach d.. %.
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WAaUHGroN. June ~. Every prospect oEi-ts
this tllat Congress Will hllrir 90 IltiH Hitrt
noon Tho icong m Tie llou,, !, so ,iro4 ti Nul he
ready ~ 34,ld almost AM lhins to get away.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-09-25
MISCELL ANEOUS.
s5OOREW.A RD

"t;j<tW t1af ~ b|B ,'|i3H 3dhs78t
..sFt cs llaat,si qsfFI iaa9 10 aaG4a nd
STATE Of, LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE (.
-; .,,,au no, D DEPARTMENT. s.,
WHEREAS. ON THE, FOURTH
wv day of October, 1876, FRANK A.
BIossAT was brutally killed and MUIR
dered at, Cotile, iii the Parish of Rap.
iles. in this State; and goa 'siiaii
! Whereas, JAMES LiGHTFO0 Tand'
WILLIAM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irv
,licted f,r said crime, aud it has been,
represented to me that they gre ,fggi-
Now, thsreefore, I, : .FRAScIstT!! MI
|CHOLLS, Governor sof the StateTof
Louisiana, by virtue of the authority,
ID me vested bylaw, do iissnethis my,
proclamation, commanding the officers
of the Law, and all good, citizens TO aid
and assist III ;arresting the said JAMES,
Lightfoot and William Ligiftfoot,! to
tile end tliatthey may be brought ITO
Justice sand dealt with according sto
law.a5Ha4 VI baGl 7ao 81 aeitreq Il ,og
T And Irdo;,hereby offer. a,LeiWXaM of
FIVE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery Of said James Eight
foot and 'Wifliam Lightfoot id any Of
tile fails I'll this State nsa5suJ ansaitfj
. James, aLightfootodis efabout Itthirty'
years ofage, five feet nine inphesr high,
spare hqilt,rhigh. check bones, large
gray, eyes has always q .down.cast look,
slow to speak, dark hair, weighs about
100 pounds;; WIS called James'' White
befbre c5mingtb' Cotile. 'o'a l'if 'sinS6
-aWflliam!Lfsltfoot1is abouttwentys
FIVE yearslof ago, five feet.se veneinches
high,, ratIler,slout, t.. weighs about, las
pounds sandy hair, blge zegss, ,fpllll
face, rather pleasant, free spoken and
very quick, and makes frienda fast:
Il Given under my signatafs HaRd The
seal Of the State ofi sLouisianayGati 1.-THE
City otaNew o rleans.;thistenth day1f
April, in, the year of our, I.oM io t'll!
thousand eight hundred La! and s9yenty7
sah FRANCIS r. N1cHoL Ls;'sam
Governor of the State Of louisiana.
BY the Governor: 7giam e7a!' Woz haa
gniaW1LL A.STRoNG,2 Il sAnm.. JsGaI
.iaaquSeeretary of-State. .aoiiaais
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
having effect before the general cleo
ton of 1880. Tf s. J@baa%i; Sf!sf

having effect before the general cleo
ton of 1880. II :, i@t&afir' af.i4q
& Third-Tlsat the judicial system, as
established by the constitution Of 1868,
shall remain in force until the expira-
ton of the tbirtietb day after said cleo
ton, excluding. from the computation
the, day of the, election.
Fourth The adoption of, these
amendments shall not vacate, the Of
fees of the present clerks Of courts il
each parish gay 'i.' '',s' s'1' sja''s'''''
so Il! NUMBER SEVENTEEN. sH''.ss III
Article one hundred and tiirty-two
OF the constitution of 1863 SHALL be alb
rogated. lGy TrC % is5ggafa q! 1856
3 NUMBER EIGHTEEN! titaja 81,
The Superintendent of Public Edu-
cation shall receive a salary Of thirty
five hundred dollars, payable quarterly
on his own warrant. sf''e va" ''a5 .'8'
Z t stt!s NUMBER NINETEEN. I. 81 ~ y
No license tax shall be imposed on
the State, or, auy parish for municipal
authority,on any mechanical trade,
mandatory or factory. except such as
may require police regulations, in
towns and cities.ag7 rs;wo hga ,sHi6,a.
IS isaed NUMBER TWENTY! il"a ,.aaoi
The Legislature rs AUTHORIZED to- Ext
empt from State, municipal or parish,
household goods, such as int
-niture, wearing apparel, tools IF trade
or profession and, family .portraitsn not
exceeding in aggregate value the sum
of five hundred dollars, e 3'9'' = '''s'''''
ACT No. u, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
NuMBER--T TWENTY ONE. .''V ~
Strike out the first part Of article
142 of the constitution of 1868, which
reads ga university shall be estab-
|lished and maintained in the city of
New Orleans It shall be composed Of
"a law, a medical and a. collegiate, de-
partment. each with appropriate facul-
ties. The General Assembly shall pro-
vide by law for its organization and
maintenanee;n sand ins ert. ''The uni
versity shall 5be maintained. oIu shall
be composedof alaw, medical: and an
|academical department., and sach, other
departments as may be established by
law, each with appropriate, faculties;
PROVIDED, that the law and medical
departments already organized shall
continue I'M the city of New Orleans,
and the aeademical and other depart
mepts 81, may laasy be located ted elsewhere in the
o5Hi'Yff. W aesoJf1d 90 fiffs;.,1 nslG .rEegua,
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NIli'ef efi+fs XIV - -'s1s-ttf' n - W. EsT
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
g. ... $50 = No. 81. ~ | !.y:..l
ACT No. 70, r. S. OF 1879

Ia -tt ! u
ACT No. 70, r. S. OF 1873,
u .-. NUMBER ONE fDoTi sdis;at
That the seat of government sliaifb be
established at the city of Baton Rouge
orsat the city of New Orleans, las the
majority of the voters of the State may
determine at tire next ensuing election;
thuse. voting to locate the State capi-,
tai at. Baton Rouge shall endorse on
tigeir tickets, "F0r State Capital, Bal
ton Rouge" those voting to locate the
capital at New Orleans shall endorse
on their tickets, "For State Capital,
New Orleans" 49,. 'I-''.a 20 - d, $50
i(Strike ont article one hundred and
thirty-one) .a13E 81 ye.- ba:lGna.
ACTsNO. IA, RS OF Il 57o.
30 sh5a9!l NUMBER Two. ,25& sj72a
REPRESENTATIVES shall be chosen ton
the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day ius November, every two years,
and the election shall be completed'in
one day. The General Assembly shall
meet, oG the first. Monday in. January,
1879, 7and biepnially thereafter, on
the FIRST Monday in January, unless. q
different day be appointed by law, and
their sessions shall be held at the seat
dfgovernment.f9 9ai"a,4"t 1El.-a.
3,[Strike out article seventeen. p;o
s,os,..-.,,,.s Number THREE. .rasaff
After the year 1873, the General As
semby shall not have power to levy IN
any one year for all State purposes
more than one per centum taxation,
nor shall any collection of more than
one per iceutum taxation be made in
any one year, ON the actual cash value
Of all real aud personal property liable
to taxation, except in case of foreign
invasion, or q domestic instruction,
aud in that event any additional taxa
ton shall only be for the immediate
purpose of repelling invasion or sup
pressing insurrection. The city OF
New Orleans shall not levy or collect
in any one year more than one and
one-half per centum taxation on the
actual cash value of all the real and
personal property liable to taxation
within it's limits. No Parish or munic-
ipal corporation, except the city oil
New Orleans, shall levy or collect in
any one year more than one per cent.
ain taxation upon the actual cash
value of all the real and personal
property liable to taxation within it's
limits. The General Assembly shall
not have power to issue any bond OF
pledge the faith OF the State for any
purpose, nor shall it authorize any
Parish or municipal corporation to 49,
sue any bond or create any debt;
provided, that this shall not prohibit
the issue of new bonds~in exchange for
old bonds, where the debt or rate Of
interest is not increased. mi 5daaS
aa ,r NUMBER FOUR. 5.t'a
The members Of the General Assem-
bly, shall be paid salary of five hun
dred dollars (S500) per session, and
actual travelling expenses by the near
est practicable route, not to exceed
fifty dollars tS50} for aay one member
provided, that If two sessions are held
in the same year they shall receive fof
the second session in that year salary
nf only two hundred and fifty dollars
lT?51) and actual travelling expenses
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:. ,'1THlE-PLAGlUlE.
BY WILL S. HAYS.

BY WILL S. HAYS.
10 .g'tEi53E ,7;-H ia aiult .iiaa
4ol Land Of the Sunny Snuth,fdG 8sU.
;.;s.at, Fonl is thy breath, ~ t,,. i,
Sweeping tsEvictints - -s@a =
ae:ait0nwapf to deaths aaHz r. .54L.
Holding high carnival,
Borne on The breeze 2'i@ $3.50
yid.Qapcingjike madmen, iasw sfi,.'
Death and disease,
aSe SfiJ .3!oGSosFsS Tl3EtIiS.. 1jA u.
Eli GOD help the people, l,9ss1ts a.
Bowed in their grief
,a'aO,1o Th0d h,efcifhl,ah ,It'ii!2d,ii0
ia aaGiyAtbep lelisf slatw vol yrs
All they can hope for
,a1pss Cones iron, IN High; - 9saalso.
~si;, Angels q pity .thsm7s.sSs 5 sa b.,
See how they die.
1a9a9d no :EeNef yaia aw ocitasaa
a.iJ Heaven be mercifalI 81,
Ere AL are lost;
God! how they've suffered .Tahfss
yg,essD send themsa frost. So a. t,,F
Dying, o Kiss them
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