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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

We are in favor Of doing away
with tuition in che University for ma
tive West Virginians. The revenue
from this source is very small In
fact it would scarcely be missed, and
the little extra or general taxation
would never be felt, If this was
done, the University would become
the browning Institution OF the State
system of free schools, and her halls
be throngcd.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

Our contemporary, the Post, made
a little mistake In giving the number
of graduates last week. II WIS only
little mistake, but still tho Post
should be accurate.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

We are unable to give report of
Rev. ]. b. Dickey's address delivered
before the Societies last night. 1t is
highly spoken of by parties who
were present.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

1t is said that three professions
will be represented by the graduating
class Of 1878. Mr.. Dayton has stud
led law to some extent, and will SOON
begin its practice. Mr.. Rich will
take the law also. Messrs. Morgan
and Lee will teach for a time, but
expect eventually to take up the
law. 1t Is said that Mr.. Courtney
is inclined to study theology. Mr..
Marsh, we learn, will enter the field
Of journalism. Success to them all.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

LosT.-A black Grape veil on or
nelr the University grounds on
Thursday. The finder will be suita-
hIy rewarded By leaving at this Of
flee.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

The reception held by tire Annnni,
at the University last night, might be
termed brilliant affair. Several
hundred ladies and gentlemen were
present, among whom we noticed
men of all professions, and many
types of beauty and taste among the
ladies'. The refreshnSvss wese splen-
did, and were served IN excellent
style under the superintendent OF
Mr.. j. X. DUR.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
From Thursdays Daily
The Meeting OrfEsc Alumni As
ISOLATION.

A meeting Of the Alumni Of the
w. Va. University was held in Chap
ell Hall yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. Owing to business engage
ments, but few were present and
these showed their attachment to their
alma Mater by the enthusiasm with
which they dispatched business, and
hearty speeches on various motions.
The Alumni accepted the offer, made
by the Faculty, of an evening for lit
erary performances during Com
mencement week, and selected q his
torian, an orator and q poet to repre-
sent them on the next occasion. A
motion was carried that the Alumni
alone have dinner during Com
mcncement week of 10. A spirited
discussion took place in reference to
the duties of the Alumni to the Uni
versity, and it was thought that all
should make it their duty, as far as
business engagements would permit,
to be present and take part in the lit
erary exercises. In. many Of our old
er American colleges the Alumni are
the ''power behind the throne. the
living force that sustains, controls
and directs all their efforts. The
Alumni of w. V. U. may now obtain
such an influence, yet they may WELD
a vast power for good for their Alma
Mater. They are now ably repre-
scented in the Faculty, and they
ought soon to be represented on the
Board of Regents. Many of them
are filing positions of profit and
trust, and as the fame of the Univer-
sity is but the fame of the Alumni,
and the success CT the University
largely dependent upon their hearty
cooperation, their duties and obliga-
tons are reciprocal.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

The Programmes used at the con-
test ON Thursday night, are sufficient
toconvince any one that The NEW Do
MINroS job office turns out the best job
printing in this part of the State
They were the object ofgeneral admi-
ration, and the Societies arc indebted
to w. L. Jacobs for the elegant design
and beautiful monogram that heads
the first page. ~ ~
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
From Saturdays Daily,
CONTEST
Between the Parthcuon md
Columbian Literary Societies.

The last exercise of Commence
nent week was new feature.
Years ago we used to have the
Brown Prize Contest, but that has
long been numbered among the
things that were. A shower OF rain
cooled the air, but the threatening
aspect of the sky caused fears of a
small audience to be anticipated.
Earlier than usual, however, the
crowd began to gathe", and by the
time for opening Thereon was cram
med. The exercises were opened
by prayer by the Rev. Lee, then the
perfc FINANCES commenced. They
were all good, We were disappoint-
ed in some, for we had great autici-
pations. The essays, orations and
debate were good In their way could
not, probably, have been better, but
they were the same old thing. The
best feature was the papers," these
were novel, ably edited and enjoya-
bic. The mention of the black
whiskered Senior brought down the
house. One drawback, and great
one, was the absence of judges. The
performance was the longest of the
week. Below we append the pro-
gramme.
MUSiC-PRAYER- MUSIC.
ESSAY--"ttrowth of Individualism,'
f. J. Marsh, Morgantown.
lGSSAY-"A Sound Mind in Sound
BoH,"
G.. d. Prmton. Morgantown.
MUSIC.
ORIGINAL ORATION-sThe Political
Aspect of Cuba"
Daniel Rich. Laurel Point, w. Va.
ORIGINAL GRAFTON Taxation
S. s. Wade, Morgantown.
MUSIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Resolved, That
Ea9ieo,ds History is os Hhtstrious as
Hot Of France.
TO AFFIRM-B. s. Morgan, Laurel
Point, w. Va
To DENY--A. G.. nsytoss Philippi,
w. Va
MUSIC.
SOCIETY PAPER" The PTtheaon
Meteor,
b. H. Keenan,, Vaudeville, w. Va
SOCIETY PAPER The Columbian
Ftoaogrdb','
JAS. NJ. Lee, Holidays Gov G. w. Va.
MUSIC.
The following are the names Of she
officers of the cadet corps for the eus,i-
ing year. The ccsps is well differed:
b. l.. Keenan,, Captain.
G. f. Grafton, LIST Lieutenant.
a. l.. Cox, Ist
w, IL. Seamon, End land Adjutant
f. f. Hodges, md Ord Officer.
c. +. Hopkins ise SsSgeapt-
w. M, Hyland, 2nd 9
G.. A. Peare, Bird
j. n Marsh, fth
J. l., Glascock, 9TH " color bearer
{. o. Henry, LIST Corporal
II. s. Freeman, End .
f. p Chancellor, 3rd "
L. G. Blackiston, 4th 6
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

The Regents passed resolutions rec
commencing Prof. Macbeth, and con-
ferred upon him the degree ola. NJ.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

:. The excitement and bustleof Com
mencement is over, ana now cur
town will be unusually quiet for a
couple nf months. Although an in.
fIux of summer visitors may assist
in keeping things lively.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
BALTIMORE MARKET
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE.
Very best on sale this week :. 5J(aG} cts.
Generally rated first quality. ..4aGH5s !"
Medium or good fair qlality.... 4A42 :"
Ordinary thin steers and oxen 3lG3z /"
Most of the sales are from. .5iC151
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
yIorgnntOwn Directory.


BOROUGH oFFICERS.
Mayor. Joseph MOrelnnd
Recorder :, -. ......... John w. MADEIRA
Councilmen-G. w, John, G, W. Nc
Wicker, X. O'Kelly, Benz, Dorsey,
N. n, Hoffman
Sergeant ~ ,>..>.... ~ ,,,..Chas, MADEIRA
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

The new Executive Committee is
composed of the following gentle
men: III. w. Brock, Chairman,
j, ]. Brown, d, IL. Chadwick. M.
NJ. Dent, A. Fairchild, Joseph A.
McLane. Jas. G. Wallace. Geo. G.
Sturgiss.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

Prof. Purintop wac made Professor
Of Logic.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs, Samuel
Rnadeick died very suddenly at her
residence near Collins Ferry, on
= Wednesday evening. She had been
in her usual health until this time,
when she remarked that she was I'M
well and retired. In few minutes
she was dead.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
Mr.. DANIEL RICH,

Of Monongalia county, had the last
performance, which he presented in
an essay on "The German Empire"
This was largely historical essay,
was well written and nicely read and
was appreciated and com Inended by
many persons in the audience. Mr..
Rich began away down the centu-
ries where those tribes that uncon-
sciously laid the foundation of the
German Empire were half clad set
of hplf-citizenized tribes that were
scarcely competent to maintain
themselves and keep together in
strong enough bonds for sell protec-
tim, The universal education and
deep seated nationality of the Ger
mans were noticed. They are dis
tinctive people and hold to their ma :
tionality with as much tenacity as a
Jew. In Germany the question OF
compulso ry education has been in
successful operation for long time
and its effects are perceptible in the
excellence of her soldiers and The ac-
embellishments Of her mechanics.
The German Empire comprises
about as much territory as the Slate
of Texas, but contains as many in.
habitants as the whole of America.
The essay was well written and was
well received by the audience. All
the performances of the day were a
departure from the usual order OF
commencement performances. They
all evinced a remarkably business
like view of the world and indicates
successful career for the young
men.
This class has many eyes upon il
and if its members do not become
powers among their fellows. they
will disappoint many well wishers.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

TT N. MACKEY Nj. d. .Practi>
IL TONER of Medicine Surgery
Office. on Court House Scuare In Iaxier's
Building. ~ "a 20 - .sf.f',,,l
Especial attention given to SURGERY
and diseases Of the EYE and FAR.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

Il. NJ. Jones, Esq, pays his toll on
the bridge now by the year. 1t
would bankrupt him in about week
to have to pay by the trip. We do
not know what is the attraction for
"Bart." across the river. 1t is lucky
for some OF our employees that we
pay toll by the year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06

The young men who left the Uni
'vcrsity last Thursday are exceptions
to- the general style of graduates.
They all have an unusual amount Of
practical knowledge for young men,
and are preparing to enter the paths
Of life mt once.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-07-06
NHttNt
MUSIC.

The following are the names of the
officers ofthe cadet corps for the eusu-
ing year. The coeps is well oflicered:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

TIE situation IN aEaFopo ls fall q
possibilities, though tsbdsnCiea OfsE.
fairs arc IN the direction Of peace.
England and AnStriA seem to baum
certain, while tbe decided stand taken
by Russia and Germany argues g per-
feet understanding between those two
powers. The Congress, or Conference
OF the Powers will have many very
delicate questions 10 dispose Of, and
unless the very WiseSt COunsels prevail,
coupled with the utmost fOrbearsnce,
Europe will DO preclpitated into ter
ribIy bloody war. All parties are arm
ed 10 The teeth, glOwering st each other
with suspicion and disIrust, aud II will
mark new era In the settlement Of
difficulties between nations, II, nudeE
these circumstances, prudence sud wis
DON prevail.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Now THAT the coucealed weapon bill
has become law, Il would he we'll for
the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen to
frame an ordinance In accordance with
lie provlsions-ons that by due and
persistent enforcement would abate 9
highly reprehansible practice. Re-
spectacle citizens, whose avOcationsex'
pose them to peril, will, Of course, have
the privilege Of carrying arms In self
defense. But our policemen know how
10 discriminate between them and the
rowdies and trampS who infest the
town, and these should not be permit
ted to have dangerous weapons upon
their persons. Whenever one Of this
class is arrested and pistol found up
on him, he ought to be punished under
the State law.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

In acknowledging our appreciation
Of our legislative reporter, we cannot
find terms more fitting than are con-
tanned iu the following from the Clar.
ion Of Wednesday; ''Our enterprising
contemporary, the Vicksburg Daily
HERALD, has never had q more faithful
representative at the State Capital than
Mr.. John G. eastman, whose intelll-
gent and comprehensive reports Of the
legislative proceedings, have been en-
jOyed by the many readers of the
HERALD. Mr.. eastman is not only an
expert In all the details Of the art pre-
servative, but be Is a graceful writer
and when occasion demands, . good
speaker. ANY daily journal iS to bs
congratulated on having such gentle
man on Its working staff"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
OOAaAAssIONAL.


fil C4as 81 &40e H afl
WASHIHazon, Masoh THE hlll a
supply The doaslesays Tor temporary
olerks IN ths TraasaFy Department Was
discussed all dag aaa finally passed. e
contains an appropriation OF $4,000
foF clerical force To bring Inlo maFkes
public lands ID the States Of ATknnsass
Loulslaual Mlaslsslppl, Alabama and
Florida.
HariTidge, Of. Georgia, reported q
bill rem IVing tho political disabilities
Of r n. Chllton |; passed. D
t.p ..s Senate.
Bills introduced and referred,
Howe, Of Wisconsin, relating toleleg
graph communication between the
United States and foreign countries =
Foreign Relations. C0ckeFell, OF Mia-
souri,, 10 provided for the organization
Of the MlBalsslppH River improvement
Commiasl0R aud foF the correction and
permanent location, deepening OF chan-
mel and improvement Of the navigation
OF thst Fiterf Commerce. 4fa
C0ekFall, "a Missouri, entFOdnced 3
bill dlreeling The President 10 appoint,
subject 10 confirmation By the Senate,
9ve commissioner, composed Of engf.
neers, 10 constitute tho Misslssippl
River CommisSion from g. Louis To
New OFleadsq 10 ldsviss means iorl0-
csling end deepening Ahe channel end
making IimpRpvameaia N nAEigallon,
Tho plana 0k lha Commlsslons ~ af-
proved ~ Cong gFcta, b1AIl BE easried o.
by the Secretary og war, under Ne
supsFVistOh Of The Commissi6nsg Thel
sAlaFy of Ahe Commissioners resident,
is 10 be 5000; assistants, $4,000 per
Annums .-@=sa =
The Committee on Labor and Edn.
cation report fAvoFably the Joint Feso-
luton that eight hours will be regarded
ss days woFk throughout the entire
Government seFvlca E. Lsa.a
Sargent, Of California, occupied the
day on the Chinese question. He pro.
poses amended treaties 10 modify Uhi-
ness immigration. Adjourned to Mon
day. t te
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
wAsHINGroN NOTES,

WA'HIxGToN, March lin The case
OF Finley vs. Brisbee, from Florida, the
sub Committee will report lnsHimOus-
ly on retaining Brisbee, Republican, in
his seat. ..... I.-........ d., ...., ......s
The Commerce Committee Of the
Senate resolved to report favoFably on
Bennell's petition TO aloe the Con-
dora 10 bear the American dag, and de-
tail naval officers 10 conduct the pro.
posed Polar expedition. s.,
The case OF Reed, Marshal for Ala.
bans, was postponed to next week for
full action. Briefs may be flled, bul
the oral arguments closed.
WAsHIEeTON, March S.--Nomlna-
tiOns to-day we're Of no general inter
est ... ...
The veto Of the special session oil
court at Scranton, Misc, for The hear
ing Of log cases, will probably not re-
ceive the necessary tWo-thirds vote In
tho House.
Collector Wade, Of Savannah, leIe-
graphs that be has broken up nine dis
tilleries and captured several dishlers,
In Ebert county.
The new dollars will only be used 81
present In exchange for gold coin and
the purchase Of silver bullion ct market
price. They will not be issued for
current expenses until the coinage Il
sufficient to treat ell impartially.
Commemorative paragraph In the
noon report refers to Reed, nominated
for Postmaster ct Toledo, Ohio, not L
Reid. nominated for Marshal for Ala
bama.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
Demolished Cheek.

WASHINGTON, March IA special
from New Orleans says, Col. Isidore
Mccormick, formerly Gov. Kellogg'S
Chief Of Stat, and now agent Of the
Interior Department in the log cases
for Alabama, MisslsSippi, and Louisi'
ana, arrived there from Alabama
where he received shot from a rife
ball, entering his cheek and passing
out near the ear. Another shot lodged
in map of the country which he wal
carrying In his inside pocket. He flee
and reached Brenello station, on th'
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
MINOR TRLEaRAMs.

New YoRE, March It's. w. Lewis,
produce merchant, has assigned; IIabil.
tiles $4,000. sa oN UF
JnO. r. Halsey, trading under the
firm name of VIM. HAlsey y Co, i'm.
porter Of dye stuff, has suspended;
liabilities tl60O00. 7t-5 ~
New ORLEANS, March I'll. Bloom
& Co., Wholesale gTOCers, have suspol-
ded. They make no statement A
meeting Of the creditors 10 called.
LopIsvILLE, March THE Newcomb
q Buchanau Distlllery Company have
suspended ca0sep agitation Of the REL
duolion Of The tax which psralyEsd
trade. ....sa .tr
NEwBURY, N. X, March 7.--GeoFge
W. Underhill's residence was destroy.
cd by hre. II was tho work Of Oh III.
Cendiary, aud the family was absent;
loss, $50, 600. .af FL. Itli fc}
BUFFALO, March 7.--Mra DE-. Luoy
Broad, proprietor Of tho ladies' drug
store for some time, was shadoWed by
the police, and detected In the act Of
abortion. 4.lfH l ud htb
CLEVELAND, o, March la Flfgatl
SpATtansbuFgy Pa, this morning de-
slroyed every businOss house ID The,
place, including the Masonic Lodge,
PostO1lce, and depot; loss $4,000;
ihcehdiary y ID 4''t'.' VriF.FIaIgB
NEW YoRk, March 7--Warrou
Greeuleaf snnOnnced to the Stock Ex.l
change hls inability to meet bic 0blIga-
tions as q member OF the firm Of Green.
leaf, Norris & Co.
The steamer Bolivia, from Glasgow.
reports that che sighted the ship Bertha
from Liverpool for Portland, ln dis
tTess. She found that Capt. Hill and
three Of the crew were washed over
bOad during heavy westerly gale.
Tho mate and one seaman were injured.
WiLKE'BARRE, March THE LehIRh8
Valley and Franklin Coal Company
will suspend tonight for the balance
Of this month. This completes q gen.
eral suspension In this region, &c the
Riverside, Delaware, Hudson, Lehiah
and WilkesbarFe Companies are
already idlelo This is owing to the fact
that the qvela allowed this section by
The Com6lRslion Is filed. The LehlRh
Valley Company worked bn. three
days this month, .........
Nav ORLEANS, March 7.-Henry
SChmsie, the pedestrian, completed the
first hundred miles Of bis walk agalnst
Miss Ellen Wickers in tWenty-one
hours, fIty.three minutes and forty ssc,
onds. Miss WiekerP, At the same Time,
ilnished llfty miles in sixteen hourD.
twenty.One ninutes and ten seCoude.
Both are in good condition.
NEW ORLEANs, March THE cred
ltorS Of John /. Adams & Co., have
agreed TO accept 30 per cent In full as
settlement, and give the firm one
years time In which 70 pay. Under
that adjustment, Adams 3 %. have re.
sumed business.
Gov. Nichols has convened the Lar
lslatuFe In extra session for fifteen
days, specifying matters for consider.
alton, including the Revenue aud An.
preparation bill. This extra session
will cost the State about $3.50 for ex-
penses.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
No Pardon for Andarnon.

WARRINGTON, March t. judge
Marks, member Of the Louisiana Elect
oral College, who had been here sor
some weeks In the interests Of the Ro.
turning Board, and departed for New
Orleans last Friday, telegraphs thence
that 9 motion for new trial In the An
derson case was postponed for two
weeks. In the meantime, Gen. Ander.
son remains In the parish prison, and
there is no hope, judge Marks says, Of
q pardon.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
HumheLt,s Addreas Dom ths ThIt

HumbeTts Address IGom the Throne
LONDON, March THE Manchester
Guardians correspondent at Rome
says, the address from the throne on
the opening Of Parliament, on ThurS.
day, after referring to the depression Ol
trade throughout Europe, will promise
electoral reforms aud reduction Of
taxes on corn and salt. The address
will also describe the diplomatic action
taken by Italy in order to insure 9
durable peace in the East. With re.
gard to the PApacy, the address will b.
entirely respectful, but will affirm and
more distinctly than ever the unifica'
ton of Italy, with Rome as itS capital
Il will, likewise, reply to the circular
of the Cardinals OF February 18th, ant
10 the attitude Of the Vatican. Tht
circular Of the Cardinals referred 10
renewed the protest against Italian
usuFpAtiOn.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Tue concessions made to the Cuban
patriots, by the Spanish Government
are liberal enough TO justify the alac.
rity with which they we're accepted
Representation In the Cortes and
municipal privileges are a great i'm.
provement on the former adminlslra.
tlOn OF the leland, and though moi all
that the Cubsns fought for, show that
their gallant struggle has not been IN
vain.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

IT is said the Presidents frlends at
Washington are very much annoyed at
the unceremoHious manner in which
the veto message was disposed OF in
both houses. 1t has been usual hereto
fore not 10 take action upon the Presi.
dents messages until they had been
printed, but the Silver BIZ was passed
inslantsr, without ceremony.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

sPEAKER RANDALL promised Repre-.
sentative McCook 10 take Mr.. COx's
scurrilous remark about the Presidents
veto Of the Silver bill, that 1t wac .
"Charge OF fraud by fraud" out Of the
Congressional Record, but he has failed
to do so, and II is reported that the
spunky Cox refuses positively 10 let I,
be expunged.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Or Gen. Dick 1aylor's paper on
"StOnewall Jackson and the Valley
Campaign" IN the current number
Of the Norlh American Review, the
National Uuion says: 1--WE must pro-
test against the unqualified eulOgy
which he bestows upon Jackson. II
will not do 10 forget that the men who
attempted to destroy the American re-
public were guilty Of an infamous
crime" The prOprietors Of the Ma
tional Union ought TO swap of IT.
editor for cur-dOg and then SIll the
dog. The man who can write such
twaddle at this late day is a fool aud
fanatic.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

RusKrN has given It up. In q letter
toe provincial school Of art, he says:
"NOthing can advance art In any die.
tricG Of this AOcursed mAchinS.And.
devil driven England until che changes
her mind In many things. My time
for talking IL pasl.D
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

A GoLD.BLG RESIGNED TO THE SIT.
UATIoN.-The duty of the defenders Of
the National good name is now to Op.
pose all further mischievOus tampering
with the 6naUces, not to scold and
quarrel over what lie past.-[Ne York
Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15
WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES.

FORRIGN papers say that Cardinal
Manning made himself very unpopular
In Rome by bis bearing before the Con-
claye assembled, and he has now raised
little storm in London by an ediCt
agsinst female singers in the Churches
under bis sway.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-03-15

Fort WAYNE, IND, March 1.-Two
sons Of Matthew Lynch, aged y and
IA years, were hurt by the explosion OF
a railroad torpedo, with which they
were playing. Both died last night.
Another son, aged 2 years, is badly
wounded, and can't survive.