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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-05
MORE CAPITAL.
THE NATCHHTOCHEs AFFAIR ANp THE
REPUBLICAN COMMIT TEE.

Unusual and extraordinary precautions were
taken to keep secret the proceedings OF the
meeting Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee which was held on Thursday The free
dom with which all the members volunteered
the statement Of the character and nature
Of the business which claimed the attention Of
the meeting indicated g preconcerted plan for
putting stop to inquiry and satisfying curl
osity, and thus in connection with the fact that
1t was denied that the Natchitoches affair had
been acted upon. considered or formally dis.
cussed naturally aroused the suspicion OF
those persons whose business 1t was to know
what did take place and what questions or
matters were brought before the meeting.
From reliable source DEMOCRAT reporter
yesterday learned that the Natchitoches affair
was
THE ONE SUBJECT
before the meeting. and that after hearing the
statement Of Blunt rs to the circu instances at
tendant on the difficulty and the departure of
himself and Rabv from the parish and after g.
Drotracted debate during which many and va
rious methods OF making political capital out
of the affair were suggested, 1t WIS dec ded to
prepare and issue an address giving their side
Of the story, and
TO PROSECUTE
under the enforcement act some of the promi-
nent men of the parish.
Pursuing his inquiries. the reporter learned
from another soureea that M. j. Cunningham.
Esq, the Democratic nominee for the Legisia-
ture. will be one of those particularly proceeded
against,
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THE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.

six cases and no deaths.
The Carrollton branch Is in good working
trim. and attends to many cases but noEe of
virulent type.
J. 81. Mccarthy pastor of the Ames' Methodist
Episcopal Church of Johnston. Penn. says that
the whole North. from Maine to California. has
awakened to the cries OF distress from the South.
He says that whatever aid is needed he will
give in his limited capacity. The Rev. Nc
Carthy has been instrumeata In sending $3.50
The association Is busy packing medicines to
send to Crystal Springs and Dry Grove, NJ ss.
Mr.. Vail left yesterday morning and Mr.. Fl. NAL
Ian leaves by this mornings train to assist Dr.
Jesse K. Jones, president of the local board Of
health In the country.
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d EopENING-oN TUESDAY, OCTOBER

PEOPENING-oN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1,
Restaurant. No Is St. Charles street and viii
be prepared to serve my friends and the public
generally, with the Very choicest that the mar
ket will afford.
Boarders will be accommodated, either Nd or
down stairs, at $40 per month, and 1874 if with
wine-two meals daily The very best Oysters
will be served in all styles at the same price as
at any frst-class establishment where oysters
are specially.
The undersigned has thoroughly renovated
satisfaction.
Special wine list for ali the approved best
brands at lowest prices.
LEON LAMOTHE.
seq i'm Leons Restaurant.
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Register before the offices are crowded
THE sTEAMB0ATMEN's RELIEF Assoc
CEATTON.

The visiting committee made the following
report yesterday of the sick who were not doing
we'll: child of Allen aOrt. no change: child OF
VIM. With, child of John Clark, both bad night
James aoodlett and Joe Danforth., both bad
night; James La Tulle. very, sick; Albert Nor
recover; Dave. Manatta. and tn, wife of Mr..
Sam Kells. who have been very sick, were
much better yesterday. Eleven new cases were
reported. as follows: Joe Sharp. pilot very sick
Morgan Brown. mate. Jos. Rasemi. engineer
I'd. Bawlfe carpenter VIM z Hale, steward, ?; y
of Philip Lawrence, child of John Mcdonald
Mrs. Mike Phillips. relapse. and Mrs. Nichols
Donations in money were made to eight appli.
ON
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
Citizens of Mt. Pleasant Iowa. through
J. Fl. Whiting. Esq. Secretary Relief
Citizsn ts Of II: Lockport, n. Y, through Au-
gustus. Keep, ESQ. Treasurer Relief
Citizens Of Onion Creek Texas through 1'' ~
Messrs. Getzendemer u Ferris. Waxa-
hatch1e t.....:..,.... ..::....';..- III 55
Collections through New York Herald. 80 %
Citizens Of Oneida, NY, through Messrs.
Baker q Maxon, propr1etors Demo-
cratic Mirror. ....:..;.:...,...;.... u 90
III. E. Church, Rexford Flats. Saratoga
county, N. Y, through Rev. a. w.
Congr taaai eusGN Church. Madison. n Y,
through Rev. G. Hardy. pastor. 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .................. 90
Unknown account of GreenviIle. Miss. 90
Chicago. through Murray Nelson. chair oo ~
Cltizen7 Of Lowell Mass, ]. s. Laidlaw.
ad hr2 gos Eb Naonf br Baeb Han 800
ci zen As q Mlwaukse, Wis. through - "
Hon: John Black Mayor. account OF Am m
Citizens OF Warren. Pa through Fran
els Henry Treasure Tr.a,,oa COG 2'5 90
burg, Va. through Rev. Theo. Reed % 90
| Tobacco Association, Winston. n. c.,
hab Il YfSH aads1 E School Al 50
gusta,, Ga, through Vim. Fl. Bare -
Isaac ana others, Yr6dSnDurg, Inu-.-... y 40
Fla Northumberland. 100 90
A. G. Hamlin, Bangor. Me-. ....: ..,...;.. 6 81
Campbell Farm Sunday School, Petrolia. 49,
| Pa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30
Presbyterian. Sunday School. Wanens- -,
NJ burg TaIb n son;bmo I'd rhos Col. u
| Iins. Hartford, Ct...............,.....- 10 90
Jonathan Northro'p, Sheldon, VI. 50 90
Ind. -. ...,'.................... 25 90
Unknown Friend. Cokesbury, s. c.. rs
Robt. Green, through DR.. s. 3. Herrick.
| r. f. Tucker, San Augustine, TeX......- 10 90
Rev e. D. Walker Pastor Presbyterian
Church. Peabody, Kansas. .......... As 90
j. 7. shaffer, Pastor Trinity A. B., Leb- M
anon Pa. ...-,'.....'-'..'.' IA 20
John NJ. Bowling, Ozark. Ala. 81 rs
". f. Gibson. Milton. Fla: .............- u so
| Tex, through Mrs. John Allen. Miss
Sue McLaland, Mrs. 7. J. Mcqueen. 81 80
Citizens of Doberry, Ga. ............. 268 90
Chapel Hi. N. O., Baptist Church.
through Rev: 4. 9. Dixon, Pastor So. &C
| Workingmens Aid Soci, ty, Ann Arbor.
| Mich. through Theo. O. Bigalke, Sec =,
Citizens Of Albany, N. Y, through Hon. w. :,
NJ N. Nolan Mayor. ...:........... rs 90
Fire Engine Company No. !. Columbus
g.. through Cliff. B. Grimes Chief ro m
Citizens Of Detroit and state of Michigan.
through Detroit Free Press 80 OF
Rev. NJ. NJ. McCol. Cameron, Ga.......... II OF
Proceeds of a lecture by J. 4. Bennett, at
the Presbyterian Church. Nyack. n. 7. A al
J. Plonsky. Vermillionville. through Levy
LOebscheurer- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
s. B. NEWMAN, Treasurer.
New Orleans October 4. 1873. oc51t
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, OCTOBER s. 1873
We gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of the
following contributions toG the orphans OF the

we gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of the
following contributions toG the orphans OF the
asylum:
Fl. E. Duffell, Ascension, barrel sundries, 1
demiiohn syrup; Citizen's Relief Association.
Paducab, Kg;, through K. Bell & Co. $50 Can't.
Get" Away Club. Mobile. from. the babies OF
Montgomery, through r. Layton Esq. ST 50:
Mrs. Comilla Reading, Montgomery. through j..
4. Fairly, Esq, treasurer. So 60; NJ Duffy, ESD.
New Orleans. $40; r. B. Hall. Boston, for babies,
10 pairs shoes: h. B. Hall. Boston, for Charity
Il 'spital, 80 pairs shoes: ST. Joseph Benevolent
Societ,v, San. jose GAL, s 9 in gold; Duryea
Corn Starch Company. Glen Cove. L. L, through
L. L. White. Esq, agent, 10 boxes OF Duryea
corn starch: Ladies' Of the Gross. Shreveport,
through 7. Layton, ESQ. s25 rs; Bishop Wood
Benevolent Society No. 1870. of philadelphia,
New Orleans, received on twenty fifth, $50; His
Grace Archbishop Gibbons. for babies 5000. for
Camp Street Asylum, 500; Peabody Subsistence
Association, New Orleans, a lot Of supplies.
ISAACSON & SIMS,
For st. Vincent Asylum
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THE FEVER RECORD.
{ YESTERDAYS SHOWING.

New Orleans. October 4. 1878.
Official statement of cases Of yellow fever re-
sorted In New Orleans:
Deaths from IL m. yesterday to II m. to-day g.
Total cases ..............,. 1021t
Total deaths. .............-.......... 3s6t
Two hundred and three Of the cases re-
ported date from September
SAMUEL Chopin. H. D., President.
b. II TAYLOR NJ d.. Secretary.
DEATHS.
John Barnett, city, Ii months Robert and 81
Augustus Whall. Louisiana, 10 years. Tonti
Anthony Winsttein. city years, corner ST
Henry zapf, Germany, 45 years. Thalia, near
JACOB Huff. Germany. sc years. Royal, near
Maria Gascisi. italy. 10 years. % Poet
August Red. years. 80 Water. -
Joseph Ellerman, Germany. s62 Magazine.
h2as PA F g y gea Dauphne
a4 Waldeman Bugge, Denmark. AZ years, 81
Richard Benz, Pennsylvania, 3 years. 40
Mary Coleman, Louisiana. years Algierg.
Dominique Palmasino. Italy "a years. Milan
9 Rrnest 4. zebal. city, & years. 4ss Camp
VIM. u. Giles, Minnesota, 81 years. 1le Frank
Angelo RafTall, italy. 81 years Carrollton.
Lucian Tourtalet, France, 2b years. french
Michael d,issl ]. McNamara, city. years. so5 Dry
Rosa Heiding, city. 4.years 15s Cypress
James o.. Irby. Virginia. SO years. Chestnut
Martha Munro. city.s years, Port. near Mo-
gales. 49,, r,,..u.
Marv Daniels, Ireland. "a years, Hotel Dteu.
Mary McLoshlin. New York. 20 years, Alglers
Thos. Hauser. years. dalvez. between Com
Annie nj. flaek, year s4s st. Louis,
Jean Donneys, city. years. Annunciation
' Nmilia Tayericks. city years. II Seventh.
Mary scheurer. city. years. Third, between
Liberty and Howard N ,au, n.,,,
jacob Schaurer, Germany. % years, Thard,
between Liberty and Howard.
Robert Dawson city, years, 80 Thaltn
Heda Olin Sweden, SO years. 29B South Ram
blanche L. Rousset. city, 2 years, 1o5 Hospital.
Frederick Chalin. Louisiana II years. Louisa
Ida a' Taylor. city, years, 80 Clouet.
John Wagner, st. Louis. "a years. Third and
Charles Bosenbaum. Austin. 4s years, SIT
' J. donrgot t city. months. 2As st, Philip
james Connolly, Scotland IS years, "a jack
John Engel Ohio. 81 years. 129 Rousseau. !,
Katie Burke, city, years Livaudais and
HITS. MbTy G5il5E. 1CLAu w sHu@c' gu
South Liberty.
Paul e. Bodll. city. . years. o. Ursulines
Fred Brockman. Germany, 20 years, Carroll
John ri. Roaohe. United States, 10 years. Sew
entf1 between st. Denis and ct. Patrick.
Mary Encas. city years, Austerlitz. between
Laurel and Jersey. .--,
ira B. Strother. Tennessee, II years. corner
Francis Is Muller city. years. Toledano and
Constantnople. n,
Ida Kelly. Illinois. 10 years. Berlin and Per-
rier. 80.
and the old cases four recorded at the office OF
the Board of Health from u m, to t .. M yes
terday. -
Daniel Gary, laborer Ohio: 81 years: from st,
Louis; 8 years In city single; sick day.
Jacob AdamZig. hostler. Poland: Magazine
car station: % years from Bremen; years In
city; single; sick half q day.
Joseph Quirin, lahOrers France; rs years
from Bt, John Baptist parish: sick days.
DEATHS AT THE HOSPITAL
Mary Nicely. 10 years.
George Elliott, az years.
James Walsh. 81 years.
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Do VNVIshLU, RTBHIUGnE
j. q. FLYNN, ASST Secretary. oc5 n
NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSISTa
ENCE ASSOCIATION.

NEW ORLEANS October 4, 1873.
The following contributions are acknoWl-
edged:
From P. B. Roy, .Royville, La through
Henry Blanchard ..................... s2S 90
From A: ". Hyatt, printing {value).-.... 16 so
From J. Pierpont Morgan, Treasurer
New, York Chamber of Commerce
Southern Relief Association, through
". E. Halsey., Esq -. 1900 0os
From Lawreneeburg. Ia, through P.
Louis Nautilus and Il. .. Moore, COM
mittee. through Geo. H. Pabst. ....... 30 90
Sale Of empty barrels ....r............... 10 so
From st. Louis Peabody Association. 100 barr
res -four, s barrels grtts, 5 barrels hominy. Is
barrels meal So boxes shoulders: John Calder
Esq, city. boxes jellies: Howard Association,
through Fl. Del Bondio, 70 packages sundries.
Error in report Of third instant-From Mayer
& Belknap. Virginia City, New. S225 should
read from honorable Mayor Belknap, through
Hon. E. Pilsbury.
oc5 It JW NADER. Secretary.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

Lawrence Conroy VS.. City OF, New Orleans
Petitioner prays that writ Of Injunction
issue, directed to the city of New Orleans,
enioiDing the city and the said, mayor and the
any debs Of the city Of New Orleans due and
owing for salaries Of officers or members OF
the police force Of this city, or to laborers en-
Of July, 1878. until petitioners claim of s99lo,
amount of transfer made to him by number
of the officers. members OF the police, etc., be
paid to him by the city.
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CATHOLIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR,
THE VICTIMS OF YELLOW FEVER.
In NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. October 4, 1878,
The following donations since the last report.
are thankfully acknowledged:
From citizens of Clifton Springs, M. r.
through ". G. Raymond, Treasurer
III. G. A.. for Sisters Of Charity. ........... $50
From the Upper Council of St. Vincent de-
Paul of st. Louis. through j. O'Neil.
Ifo5luSul- 26I
Through DIR. e. Doumergn, from DR.. 4. q. -
Mestayer. Treasurer of the Iberia Relief
Committee, New Iberia. 800
From Hon. Louis Bush, through Messrs.
Bush d LeEert, for Little Sisters Of the
oc5 1t THOs. LAYTON, Treasurer. !
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TRHE FEFTan WARE

About one hundred and twenty-n five residents
of the fifth ward, representing fair sample Of
our Creole population. met for the purpose Of
organizing club, whose object Is to use all
honest means to obtain q representation to
the Democratic parish convention for the pur-
pose OF nominating to office none but pure and
honest men. We have been shown a list of the
founders of this new organization and by their
names We have all right to think that good will
come out of 1t. The name Of this new club Is
the Citizens Democratic Conservative Associa-
ton of the Fifth Ward.
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sTATE-EHNUSE NOTES,

y. o. Bells. Waterloo. Seneca county, N. Y.
sends to Gov, Nichols draft for $780, proceeds
of O collection taken in Rose Hall Grange to aid
the yellow fever sufferers,
Many sensitive persons are 10Th to appeal for
aid; many delicate souls refrain from unveiI-
ing their secret sorrows and needs; yet many
teachers and ex- teachers of the public schools
until the yellow fever is at an end. To such OF
the teachers or former teachers of public scno OILS
Superintendent Lusher offers every assistance
in bis power In the way Of procuring relief for
them, If they will send their address to him
at the Stata- House.
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THAT HNTELLHGE EMF VOTER.

That colored boy. Dawson Jones. who does
not look to be twenty years Of age. but claims to
be twenty-five. and who yet held registration
papers as far back rs 1874, and voted the Repub-
lican ticket ON them every time was yesterday
brought before United States Commissioner
Quintero and tried on the charge OF fraudulent
registration. and was remanded to the Parish
Prison in default Of bond to appear before the
United States Circuit Court for trial,
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THE PIE ARODYs.

At the Peabody Subsistence Association last
night measures were taken. without violating
the strict rules which they have wisely adopted
in order to avoid imposition. to succor the Deo
citation of that portion of the city. and the Ger
man Benevolent Association.
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A Double Murder.

Yesterday Coroner Scott Ellison, Of the, parish
Mary Johnson, colored. and the jury returned
a verdict If death from being kicked in the
stomach by Victoria ,Hagens. The testimony
condition she be ,ame involved in a difficulty
with Victoria. who kicked her In the abdomen
and caused premature delivery, killing both
mother and child. The accused was arrested
and remanded without bail
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JNOs DURKE.

AN EXPERIENCED YELLOW FEVER NURSE.
Offers his services Us such. He can be found at
his residence, 1872 Barracks street. corner Bur-
gundy. or at the Cosmopolitan Restaurant. Is
Royal street. Can give the best Of references,
also doctors Certificate oe24
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SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
Paul Kremer, Pierre Pavia, Louis Doe.
EMANCIPATroNs.
Kate Tonsel, Joseph Rock, Jr.
NATURALIZATION.
The number of persons naturalized by
court Yesterday was eighteen.
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Y. WI. C. A.

dispatch received by the association from
Dry Grove. Miss. via Terry. states that the
fever is spreading
The official report for yesterday is: New
cases, 1877; total cases. 1924; Deaths 3.
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reported the need of 10000 rations. in addition
to what have been Issued. | have no idea that
will be enough.
Thirty charitable associations, through q
committee. have made an appeal to the coun-
try, which goes over the wires tonight. 1
cordially indorse the representations made
therein, GEORGE L. SMITH. Collector
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST-
ENCE ASSOCIATION,
NEW ORLEANS, October 4, 1878

New ORLEANS, October A, 1873.
The following acquisitions were this day hon
ored on presentation:
Howard Association. ,2H
Young Mems Christian Association. 497
Ladies' Physiological Association :.....:.. 258
Peabody Subsistence Association 1850
4,459
Equal to 31,21s rations.
oc5 1t J. W, NADER. Secretary.
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THE CITY HALL.

Mayor Plsbury has appointed Messrs. A. W.
Bosworth, Stoddar Harrell and 2. J. Cockburn
as q committee to investigate the charge of the
New Orleans Times that few million yards of
garbage had been used to Gil up the front streets
OF this city
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REPUBLICAN PARa III COMMITTEE.

The Republican Parish Committee met yes
terday, but adjourned, without transacting any
business. until Tuesday next.
The. committee will call parish convention
70 assemble after the Democratic parish con-
yention ticket has been placed In the field. The
date, however, will be fixed
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Sister Mary Agnes. Superioress Of the st.
Vincent Orphan Asylum, makes the following
acknowledgment for donations and supplies:
In behalf of Sister Mary Agnes, superioress
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CATHOLIC CHARITY.

The Mutual Benevolent Relief Association
have received through their secretary, O. G. An
tome, g. check for 800, for the benefit of their
yellow fever sufferers. from Thos. Layton.
Esn.. secretary of the Catholic Relief Associa-
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Nothing in the Quaker City has received more
unlimited or we'll merited praise from its
guests than the Colonnade Hote. Philadelphia,
for liberal management and excellent courtesy
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New registration. rev registration.

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms. who
have net had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as a preventive. For sale by I. L, Lyons
druggist.
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Registration office open In each ward.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.

NO delays ut registration offices.
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THE ST.. vHNCENT's ASYLUM.

Out of societys funds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
E HUTCHINS Secretary
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Notice.

Notice.
Application having been made 10 his
Excellency, Shelby N. Cullom, Governor
OF the State OF Illinois, for the pardon Of
Thomas j. Ellis, conylcted, al the May term
l1S7i OF the Alexander circuit court OF
horse-steallDg, and sentenced 10 imprison.
ment in the .penitcntiary therefor, notice
js hereby given that said application for
paraon VIII be heard before his excellency,
IT Springfield, on Friday. the 18th inst.
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FOR SALE BY =. G. SCHUB.
W IMAM,

BY an Immense practice extending through ,
periou OF years, having within that time treated
hlh,iv thousand cases OF those diseases peculiar
70 woman. l have been enabled TO perfect q
ni''st potent and agreeable medicine that mcctp
,hc indications presented by that class of dis
eases with positive certainty and eXaclness.
, To- l." designate this natural specific compound,
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UnQue5tionably the pes sustain ed
work of the kind in the World
EarpeS's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Notices Of The Press.
The MAGAZINE has attained In It's one quarter
century and more ofexistence 20 that point where
IL may be said oft, in the words of DR.. johnson
1T is vain to blame and useless to praise. p" The
lustre Of ts long-ago-attained reputation has In
creased rs the years have passed. and its future
seems as bright II not brighter than al any time
since the golden hue Of prosperity settled around
its later and bcs, years. brooklyn Eagle.
Hsrpers Monthly is marked by the same char
acteristics which gave itclrculaton from the firs
with the better class o. readers. II combine
reading matter with illustrations in way 10
make cleai and vivid the facts presented. Pic.
lures merely designed to catch the eye Of the
Ignorant are never inserted, - Chicago Journal
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Crook and the Bannocks,

Chicago Times. 3D.; Gen. Crooks mis-
sion to Idaho Territory appears to have
been successful. lie telegraphed Gen
Sheridan, yesterday, that the Bannock In
disns at the Fort Hill agency were quiet
aud peacably disposed. He had promised
that their ponies should DO restored 10
them, and this had the effect Of satisfying
them. The Indian department had given
orders for the sale Of ponies, the pro.
ceeds to be applied in the purchase OF cat
tie; but, the Indians objecting to this dis.
position OF their property, the matter was
referred to Gen. Crook for settlement,
with the result described above.