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Bishop Mcooshry'. Resignation.


Bishop Smith " Kentucky. having received
the following letter has revoked HI call tor special
m,euns Of tie HOUSE Of Bishops on juno Il
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Rcvotsatnm,icinc tl- vory dlcut for It 10 swallow
Ihi. i. not tl. case VITA Milh ol MAGNETISM All drug
pIste-IdH
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"MiaNnlnc positively cures malaria and dyspepsia,
Plicc zoe per bottle sold ~ an druss'ts lido
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4 Fine -. si.i, uat foe $500. Derby and
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Tom Ne the Sum, Hard ana sEe"l,hy,
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OFT TODAY
PRICE TwO CENTS.
ALL DEALERS SELL II
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I. ie worry certain There is no chccriulno9s to
ho found i'm such iham'- as Frchu-. L"iho,'
" a D.rlr Death Angel" BOOM Rue
" 3. .mary." An Ei.uph.' fradnstincd'
Across tho Br.or." Lov''s Ruin and the
"I1-t ~erno." Lotus therefore turn to or
ria." with tie hope ~ finding. hy way Of COM
tia-t. some echo oi the tpsy royclry of life. and
with thc caiucst desire oi eating out of the
damp atmo-p 10. of the grave. This is what
.ur uuthur Ir-l Inra Us.
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The Merry Monarch tp. i9l bears at least
a cheerful title. In that Mr.. Win,or does at
tempt the cheerful lay. and with pcn-ito
hilarily declares that the great ambition Of his
heart is TO play the role OF liumpy Dumpty,
with the merry assurance that there is grave
AZ tho cnl " H.
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GtIioious notitts.


4 MEHItNN TEMPERANCE UNION,
u cooper n,utuie. Sunday p " Mass meeting .
rcinDe Ia defeat 81 llulahIus Excise BILL Matilda
Fletcher the distinguished Western orator and rrof
Vim Mason Evans will speak Nil. Ia CrUIN viii sing.
The Appeal of the Druuktris thli'
WILLIAM IT, MUNDY Pres
IfFNrYC Parks Cor Sec.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

eyes, -, 1T the same moment she
prayed for mercy and pity, and vet
listened eagerly for the roll Of the car
riage-wheels which was to be the signal
that Mr.. Florestan awaited her near bv.
Then, in q silence between surges of
wind, she heard what she listened for,
and then, rs il never until this mo-
ment she had realized what it all actu-
ally meant, she sunk to her knees be-
side chair, her face buried in her cold
hands, her frame shivering with an
agony of maddening pain.
"Oh, my God, my God-don't let me
do this thing-let me die-anything
but suffer this agony of yearning love p
Anything? Anything but to suffer
the uncomfortable yearning after pas
sion that was the very essence of
wrong? She had prayed her frantic
prayer, in that moment Of frenzied re-
pentance and struggling through the
maze into which her feet, willing or
unwillieg had been led. Like sup
plant she waited, breathless, half para
lyzed, spiritually, with q vague wonder
what she would do, after all; and then
-then-Adam Leith came abruptly
into the room, somewhat agitated and
excited.
II thought I'd find you here, little
woman. We want you down stairs
hot water, and blankets, and bathings
and things are wanted; there's some
body been near about killed right at
our door-chucked out of carriage
Forester, or Forrestan, or some such
name, and"
One instant Of heart-broken, heart
sinking anguish; one instant of Wild
jubilant relief; one instant of frenzied
thanksgiving at the salvation that had
come to her; and then Anne Leith, with
quivering lips, and death-pale face, and
awe-full eyes, went down to the still
white form lying on the sofa in her
parlor, SO white, SO still, that she knew
before the surgeons came that the
strong, happy life was crushed out for
ever.
So grandly handsome, with his broad
fair brow, his clustering, tenderly-gold
hair, his perfect mouth that had given
her such kisses.
And she had loved him SO; but, as
she bent over him and touched the
waving hair, her heart melted and broke
into deep and abiding repentance and
patient determination to henceforward
be what God had intended her to be--a
Borrowing but innocent woman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

BANK RoRRERs will be especially in
terested to hear that the French Ex-
position Commissioners are construct
ing a strong room for the state Jewels.
twelve feet deep and ten feet square.
thickly cemented, and with double
iron floor, and pipe to food it in case
OF lire. The jewels will be exhibited in
a glazed case of exquisite design, which
will be let down into the place below
immediately the Exhibition doors are
closed, and covered with n heavy iron
trap, on which two special guardians
will place their beds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
0nln TO
OVIO FARMERS
EVERY PACKAGE or

EVERY PACKAGE OF
sLoAM's CONDITION POWDERS
Given to your Horse, Cow or Hog, will
return many times It's cost In the i'm.
provement Of the Hesh, and health Of
your stock.
The horse will show more life. and ac-
complish moro work. The COW will
produce more and richer milk. The hog
will take on flesh, and prove less liable
to disease. Sloan's are the only Condition
Popders compounded upon scientific
principles. Your horse having worked
hard for you during the past season, Il
is your duty TO take good care Of the
animal after the service he has performed
for you. Plenty of warm bedding, good
feed, and bran mash once week, with
some Of Slodn's Condition POWDERS, will
nut hin, .n good order for next season.
II your Druggist does no, keep the
'owder, send Is or 80 cents, and you will
ceive package by return mail. al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

the sunsi6e Of the trunk, and the young
grub finds its way down to the soft bark
beneath the soil where it gradually
works its way in. The bandage prevents
both the laying of the eggs and the de-
scent Of the grub. Let doubtes try it.
One man will bandage 200 trees in a
day. 1t may also protect the peach
treo IN the same way.-Geymantow
Telegraph.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

PLEASE CONSIDER. can buy D.B.
DeLand Il Co.'S Bex Chemical St.leyutus ut
nearly the same price that is charged
for other brands that are cheap goods,
hence do not fail to always get Best
Chemical.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
HUI NOR.

Beautiful lie of the Sea"-Whale
oil.
The prevailing strawberry-mark-.
81 .25 per quart"
Never strike a man when he is down
unless you can't lick him any other
way.
About three-tifths of the jury trials in
this county include at least one man on
the jury who ought to have been born a
mule.
A lady On the westside, joked the
other day about her nose, said, II had
nothing to do in shaping it,. 1t was
q birthday present"
Widows above fifty cannot marry in
Portugal. The law is designed as pro-
lection for aged and innocent bachlors.
Old Deacon Dobson always boosted
that he was prepared for the worst"
and his neighbors thought he got it
when he married his second wife.
In the spring the Boston blue blood
Lightly turns from thoughts of beans
To the twin tntOxicatiOn
Found In dandeiOn greens.
The 1000 young women of Cleveland
who are pledged not to associate with
young men of convivial habits, are get
ting terribly lonesome.
"She isn't all my fancy painted her,"
bitterly exclaimed her rejected lover,
and worse than that, "she isn't all she
paints herself"
A fashionable young lady dropped
one of her false eyebrows in church
pew and badly frightened q young man
next to her who thought it was his
moustache.
A hard case was asked the other day
if he had anything stored up in Heaven.
Sartin, sartin," replied he. II guess
they must be laid up there if anywhere,
for hain't got any laid up to home.'
Two little girls were comparing progress
in catechism study. II have got to
original SIM said one, chow far have
you got ?" "Oh, Pm beyond redemp-
tion," said the other.
What to eat and how to cook it." is
the name ola book recently published.
What to eat and where to get it,"
would meet with livelier sale among
the laboring classes here just now.
A boy beggar of Gotham is placarded,
" | have been blind for forty years. :
Erctadnge. We have little girl in
Philadelphia who placa,ds herself, az
am blind and the father Olive children"
She wears it when the old man is sick
or out at his country place.-Philadel-
phia Bulletin.
Brown tried to quarrel with his
mother-in-law the other evening. He
married the eldest of seven girls. Said
she, " Brown. my boy, Pm not going
to rum my reputation by quarrelling
with you. Wait till all the girls are
married. AT present, rs mother-in-
law, I'm only an amateur"
All, Lowell" she murmured as they
wandered through the moonlight" all,
dearest, why do the summer roses fade p
He happened to be young chemist of
practical turn of mind, and he replied
that it was owing to the insuficiency OF
oxygen in the atmosphere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

FROM The annual reports of the Iu-
matte asylums of Bengal it appears that
not less than 3O.66 per cent. Of the total
number OF cases Of 1unaey can be
Traced to the excessive use of gunga.
one OF the most deleterious preparations
made from Indian hemp.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

hal choerfllnesa and strength. The noctor's skill
With rs uise ND s%,uh Bsths ssnn1 s.o *
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01

T. IRVING WALKER, Propristev,
~ uarhst sssst Chlsass, ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-05-01
ESTABLIsNID 1851.
ELECTRO MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
MiLWAUKHI. Via,

Nervous and Rheumatic ant
ferers from early indiecrctIOn
should not fail to consult conn.
dentially DR.. NcNAnAAA, $50
BROADWAY. He has reno.
dies with the cid OF electrici.
IVY that will stop those nightly
emissions, remove a!l irrcgu.
lavitics attendant on PemAleo
at puberty, monthly period Of
marriage; build Mp the nesv:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
BREW HTEEB.

Gen. A. S. Badger, the new postmaster, will
take possession OF his office to-day.
Gov. Nichols yesterday appointed W. H. H.
Magruder member Of the Board of Health
Of the city Of Baton Rouge
There is an ancient and fish-like smell' on
Ursulines street, between Bourbon and the
river. The cutters need sadly to be flushed
Judge Mitenberger was very busy yester
dav in disposing OF large number of cases,
which, however, were of minor Importance
The election for delegates to the State Con-
seem to have excited the usual interest in the
uptown wards.
There is some fear expressed that Baton
Rouge may be taken with the scare and pre-
vent the New Orleans delegates from attend
ing the State convention.
The special committee appointed by the
Parish Committee to conduct the election in
the fifth ward has chosen Mr.. Victor Mauber-
ret as Judge.
A cocoanut cup, with a fine silver handle,
was presented to Judge Whitaker yesterday
by friend Of his, previous to the adjourn
ment Of the court.
Information received last evening by the
friends Of Mr.. VIM. Hines, who is sick with
the fever In Cincinnati, was to the effect That
his condition was exceedingly critical
There was more than the usual attendance
Of ward politicians on Royal street last night
The relative merits of tickets in the several
wards were fully discussed in foaming bump
ers Of lager beer.
Some steps should be taken to remove the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
THE NHW oRLRANs DBnEo0RAT THURsDAY AUaUsr 1 1879.

surplus dirt on Common street, between st.
Charles and the river. Along the line where
the nuisance main from the hotel IS laid the
street Is covered inches deep with dirt.
How many policemen will be honorably ac-
quilted at the next meeting OF the Police
Board in connection with the disgraceful row
which took place on Canal and Dauphine
streets yesterday evening?
1t is said that the Mobile Railroad Com
pany will institute suit against the city OF
Mobile for damages caused by quarantine, as
they are now losing about $4,000 day by the
action Of that city.
A Prytania street car driver was heard to
remark that he never stops his car when
whistIed at. He keeps the even tenor of his
way, thinking, said he, that the whistler is
calling after his dog.
After the adjournment Of the Superior
Criminal Court, Judge Whitaker invited the
| representatives Of the press and several
friends into his private Office, where frequent
toasts of sparkling Roederer were offered to
the health of the Judge and to his prosperous
| journey North whore he intends to spend his
| time up to the re-opening OF his court in Oc-
tober.
On Tuesday night, at the corner of Royal
and Canal streets as two gentlemen con-
nected with the DEMOCRAT were going home,
an officer in uniform accosted them from
some distance off, and when they approached
him to learn the reason Of it, the policeman
WAS too drunk to articulate. He could hardly
be called fit guardian Of the peace.
swimming match will take place at the
Hammersley floating bath-house, foot Of So
rapuru street, on Friday, second instant, at
p. m, which will be INDUCED in by the most
skillful swimmers in the Crescent City. A
will be another contest on Sunday, the
fourth instant, starting from Carrolton at s
| D. m. and terminating at Jackson street
There are already fourteen entries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
GETTY ECHOES.

Alfred Corrien was locked up in the Fourth
Station for assault and battery on q helpless
female,
The cutters on Laurel and Constance
streets have not been cleaned for months,
and are in filthy condition.
Eliza Anderson, charged with larceny, was
Yesterday sent to the Parish Prison by Judge
Miltenberger, in default of bonds.
Joseph Watenberg was run into the Eighth
Station. charged with being q dangerous and
suspicious character.
At 10 o'clock Tuesday night negro named
G. Witt was slightly stabbed In the breast
by one John Baptiste, who made his escape.
A number of bridges on Claiborne, st. Ann,
UrsuliDes, st. Philip and IRENE streets are
broken and in a dangerous condition.
The water plug at the corner of Commerce
and st. Joseph streets is broken and out of
order. In the event of a fire it will be worth
less.
Tuesday night an unsuccessful attempt was
made by thieves to effect an entrance into
Mr.. Weis' residence, at the corner of Jackson
and Chestnut streets. They were discovered
and frightened away.
John Williams, by virtue Of warrant, was
arrested by Court Officers Tracey and Pc
gram and locked up In the Central Station,
charged with having stolen goods In his pos
session and also with false imprisonment
At II o'clock Tuesday night a thief entered
Mr.. Vitter's residence, at the corner OF
Canal and st. David streets, and carried off a
pair Of pants, in the pockets Of which was S25.
The cries of Help and watch attracted the
police attention to Mr.. Riley's residence, No;
Is South Prieur street, who were informed
upon arriving that thieves had been on the
premises and had succeeded in making good
their escape.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Though inquiry failed to elicit any in
formation on the point, it is probable that
Dula and Swazey, and one or two other Re-
turning Board witnesses, who appeared before
the Stenger committee, have been provided
for, for yesterday, for the first day since the
departure of thescommittee, they were not
seen at the building.
The draft for salaries of the Custom House
employees, which should have been to hand a
couple of days ago. had not been received by
Collector Smith up to three O'Clock yesterday.
The delay is no doubt due to, the arrangement
of the mails consequent on the quarantine.
Internal Revenue Collector Marks to-day
makes number of changes in his Office ALI
the old clerks but three. Messrs. Sumner,
Tracy and Hunt, go out: The names OF the
new appointees have not been announced.
The employees in several of the departments
have donned the new regulation uniform. It
is neat In appearance and well made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
THE PARISH COMMITTEE.

This committee held an executive session
last evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The only
business of public interest transacted was the
appointment Of committee composed of
members Of the Parish Committee to super
wise the ward election in the fifth ward, which
occurs to-day. The committee consists of
Messrs. V. Mauberret, F. G.. Freret, P. Nc
Gowan, S. G. Lewis and Ed. Burke.
motion was also made to reconsider the
vote by which the Barry delegates from the
second ward were seated, and to lay that mo-
ton on the table. Carried Uiya voce.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
president of the Tenth Ward Central Club tC
give representation at the election to-day to a
complaining faction.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
YEHIL0 wv FEW ER.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, |

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, |
New Orleans, July 81. 1875
official statement Of cases of yellow fever
reported liz New Orleans Is as follows, viz:
Deuths from IL m. yesterday to II N. to-
Total cases to date. Observation-Disclosures. 1876
Total deaths to date, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
SAINT, chopin, W. ~ y President
b. u. TAYLOR, NJ D., Secretary.
& NSfsAw eases reported from Il o'clock Tuesday
10 IL o'clock yesterday:
Jack Deyiin Commerce and Girod streets.
Mary Margaret O'Brien, Robin and Annun-
citation, 4 years. Died July 30.
Michael O. Hara, 142 Peters street, 21a years
old. -,,
Geo. Desmerest, 212 Julia street, years old:
BENJAMIN Desmerest, 212 Julia street, 2lla
Kate Smith, 2o8 Liberty street, 5 years DID,
New Orleans.
Herwick Seemaer. Forester rice mill, Julia
street, % years old New Orleans.
Annie Walther, Is IRENE street, 30 years
old, native of Germany, six years in city.
Jas. M. Case, 80 South Where street, years
DID, New Orleans.
Annie keppard, 10S Gasquet street, y years
old, native of Houston, Texas.
Louis Banden, 1876 Toulouse street, ~ years
old, France, ten years in city.
Marie w. Behan, GOT St. Charles street. IL
wears old New Orleans.
Louise Mullen, II Euterpe street, 8 months
old. New Orleans.
- johnson, Front and Julia streets, 10
wears old (coIored) New Orleans.
- Stimlen, 1863 Magazine street, 8 months
old, New Orleans.
Stella Harrison, 1868 Magazine street. IL
years old, New Orleans.
Miss Florence Campbell, 165 Royal street,
liz years old, New York.
Patrick Murphy, 26 POydras street, years
old, New Orleans.
WIN. Poole, 121 Constance street. "a years
old, North Carolina.
Minnie May, III Bienville street, 80 years
Alice Morgan, Ill Bienvilie street, Is years
j. w. Taylor, years.
Pauline Powers, 1873 Magazine, 10 years old
Mrs Jeanne M. Senac, corner Of Cont and
J. Ward Gurley, 95 Coliseum street, 26 years
old New Orleans.
Clara Broadway, years old, Josephine and
Coliseum, native Of New York, and 10 months
sigmond Thurn, 227 Poydras street. age 43,
Germany, years in New Orleans.
James Lyons III Tchoupitoulas street, 40
years old, Ireland, twelve years in New Or
Edward Chameleon, 16 Bourbon street
aged Is years, France, eighteen months III
New Orleans.
DEATHS REPORTED.
William Horn, 2 years DID, No. 36 Constance
street.
Mary M. OBrien, years old, Annunciatior
and Robin streets.
Jeanne Faure, 8 years old, No. 10 NORTH
Irene street.
j. r. Hall, 35 years old, No. 81 Gasquet
street. -.
Leo Warner, IA years, No. 279 Girod street
A. Soubrier, 27 years, No. 119 Cont street
In addition to the above there are two cases
names not given. One. is at the corner o
Terpsichore and Dryades streets, female
and the other at No. IT Burgundy street,
male.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-01
MORE QUARANTINE.

It seems that the little scare which has
originated here about yellow fever has proved
contagious. All the little towns In and
around the city have already quarantined
New Orleans or are about to do SO. The fol-
lowing are q few Of the kilograms which were
received here yesterday:
VICKsBuRG, July 31.-Capt. James FL. Pep
per, steamer Frank Pargoud: Neither freight
or passengers allowed to be landed within
less than ten miles Of city. No accommoda-
lions at quarantine. DUFF. GREEN.
BAYOU SARA, July 81, 1878.
To N. o. Democrat:
Bayou Sara quarantined to-day against all
infected places.
JOHN T. IRVINE, Mayor.
.....a HoUMA, July 81 1878.
To N. o. Democrat:
A strict quarantine against persons and
freight from New Orleans was established
by the Town Council this day, to take effect
August Il at 6 p. m. Groceries and United
States mail excepted. Stringent penalties.
Ell. NJ WALLIS,
Mayor of Houma.