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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
AssAILING LOUISIANA STATESMEN.
JAMES d. HoUsToN's OPINION OF SENATOR GIBSON
AND CONGRESSMAN KING.
tpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


tnr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, May 14.-James ID. Houston
of Louisiana has itten a letter to friend la washing
ton which is made public to-day, that seems designed
10 provoke a hostile demonstration from senator
Gibson and Congressman King He declares that Gibson
"always fought during the war behind tree or
another man." and that he has been since 1870 an
Office. seeker and has always been elected by DaoE
box stuEiDg"
In the photographed sketch furnished by
himself for The Congressional Directory Con-
gresham King says that he entered the Con-
federate service private served IN the
Army OF Virginia. was promoted through various grades
to the rank OF Colonel OF Artillery and at the close OF the
war refused service in several foreign armies" Mr.
Houston supplements Congressman Kings autobio-
graphical sketch follows This last attack on me
think was inspired by Lousianas weeping
Militia General. ]. Floyd King, who, /
see ia in Washington. He never had command
but got his title from Governor John hcEnery who was
dc jre Governor In 10 20, and gave away commissions
quite freely. have been told by gentlemen who will
subsantat assertions that King attempted while
candidate for Congress in the ytb Louisiana District, To
lead the white their struggle TO protect
their wives and daughters from outrage at the
hands OF. the negroes, but that "heh
actual fighting began he went 10 the Campaign Commit
tee with tears his eyes aud asked them 10 accept DIS
resignation They told him 10 calm himself ana 90 nome
which, ain told, he did crawled under me oed ana
pulled the down the floor the side nearest
the door. remaining there until the danger was over
General forsOothi am lost in surprise That ne
should indulge In criticisms upon bulldoLng aud whd
politicians when he has never been honestly elected 10
responsible pcuniary and otherwise for every state
ment have made -,
II there il any in Louisiana who knows
the full extent of the Democratic frauds perpetated
in that State Mr. Houston Is that man lie u Demo.
GRAFT bat he seems disposed now 10 throw sOme llght
upon tile dark history OF Democratic politics III That
State. ----.
Senator Gibson Is In ewOrleans, and Congressman
King will undoubtedly hasten there 10 seek the sats-
faction which Dir. HOustOn so generously oilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Many Roman Catholics crowded the Univer
sy Club Theatre last evening at the rst public meeting
OF the United States Catholic Historical Society The
platform was ted with priests, including Archbishop
Corgan and prominent lay representatives OF the arch
diocese OF HcwYork Frederic X. Coudert the presi-
dent delivered the opening address and explained that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
THE GREAT CHESHIRE HANDICAP STAKES.

LONDON. May 14.-At the Chester meeting
to-day the race the Great Cheshire Handicap Stakes
over the Grosyenor course, nearly mile and quar-
ter was won by Duke OF westminsters sx-year-old
chestnut whipper-in; r. Vyners three-year-oid
chestnut hlly Stone Cnk second. and j. DOvers three
year-old bay colt warspite third. There seven
starters The last betting was 8 TO on Whipper-in,
70 against Stone Cnk, and to against Warspite
whlpper-in won easily by half length. There was
length between the second and third horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
PROHIBITION IN ONO POLITICS.

COLUMBUS. May 14.-When the prohibitory
constitutional amendment was before the people In
1888 voters union formed by those fayorngseon-
stitrtional prohibition. Circulars hare been issued
calling State convention OF the union In this city on
June 10 demand pledges from both state conventions
70 submit again the question OF constitutional pro-
hibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
WAITING FOR MR. ENDIcorr IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May Ia Especial. 1t was said at
the Sou hern Hotel and in political circles to-day that Sec
rotary Endicott proposes 10 pay visit to this city within
the next few days gentleman prominent in politics said
this morning that he had received telegram from New
York to the effect that Mr. Endeot had left there for
st. Louis last night In which lac will arrive here
morning The object Of his visit is not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15

the principal object OF the society was TO preserve at
ters pub 10 interest relating the Roman Catn0no
onnrch In this country and to or II possible that
portion of the writings nonCatholtc historians Wnoh
has overlooked IL not perverted, Catholic events cen
eral Charles r. Stone delivered lecture on Earliest
Spanish Missions" aud Dr. John Culinary Sbea spoke
uuon Catholics During the Period Of the Revolution
Arch bishoD (,orrigan also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
sHor By CARTRIDGE UNDER srREErcAR

james Murray, ten-years-oid boy, hVine az
No 20 Carrollst, Brooklyn made an experiment Win
explosives aud proectles "Wednesday afternoon Ito
carefully placed large cartridge on the streeeas
track at Hamiton-aye. and Van Bruntst. "oootail
car ran over it and 1t exploded with loud repor.
" Jimmy " md his companions were greatly delighted
with the success OF the experiment, until they iouus
that the bullet from tho cartridge had yrazed te
Of David Johnson VINO In trout Of bis store 5oo rec
away. lie was only slightly wounded and the boy WA
not arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
WHAT IS JEANETTE PARK FORT

Sin: Many residents and business men IN the
vicinity OF so-calcd Jeanette Park (Coehtes SUPP
who read your valuable paper would like to know uo
authorities intend the continuance OF the same TOT INC
nresent purpose-a receiving vault l. L.
K,r YorE May 10, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15

lint "a the subcommittee or the EQUATORIAL Committee
~ rrasau fairs will meet here at the Southern Hotel
On NAV III for consultation aud organization previous 70
tour of inspection through the IIdan nation, ana MS
ow;ne NAV have some connection with the work OF the
Committees Considerable feeling has bren aroused mere
amony Democrats over the neat manner In whlcb .ho
M,Ssnrj senators have providing for their reia
tyes while the party leaders are compelled 10 Stahu
hack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
A IJCuTNING MAIL CARRIER.

Tothe Edftor OF Ths Tribune.
SIR: w. l.. Person, the lightning mail car
rior OF tho East male his trip OF twelve miles IN Two
hours and thirty minutes. lie challenges c9mpettlon-
AMI 10 North Carolina. His IN irUn ROCKY Mount
1.G,s6yiIa n o. w. l.. PERsCs
Rocky Meant, N. C.. May 6, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
ROAD THROUGH THE GrRARp ESTATE.

PHILADELPHIA, May Ii (SpeciaD The new
railroad line between this city and Baltimore has
granted by the Board Of City Trustees OF the Grard
estate the right OF way through the property the
estate In the First and Twenty sixth Wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
srUyo 70 DEATH BY HONEY BEES.

REsAcA, Ca. May Ia (SpeciaD. Hall,
enyagA An hoe culture here stung death to-day
by an angry swarm Of bees. which he was trying To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
cELEBRATING ASCENSION DAY.
A BEAUTIFUL SERVICE AT OLD TRISIrY-oBs
ANcEs ELSEWHERE


Ascension Day services were held in the
Roman Catholic and the Protestant Episcopal churches
Of the city yesterday. The chance of Trinity Church
was decorated with plants and flowers ana full
orchestra accompanied the voices or the surpced choir
and the of tho great The day the amt
versary conservation OF the present Trinity Church
ediice. The old structure was orn dvwn In 1882 and
the new building consecrated on Ascension Day.
I848. At a. IN. yesterday there was a communion
service for the working people of the parish and at 30
o'clock tue prayer ritual read. The high ceIebra-
ton OF the holy communion held at ii 80 o'clock
This service began with the entrance OF the choir singing
the hymn, sonnd the Loud TiDbrel" They were fol-
lowed by the clergy Of Trinity parish. The orchestra
performed Chernbnrs arrangement Of tho Eucharist In
C. The ohertory was MenceIssohns anthem. }" wen
Israel out of Egypt Came" The sermon was preae"'s
by the Rev. DR.. DIX. 10000. =,
Ascension Day Il was oDserved by Palestine Com
mandsry No is at the Church Of the Eppnsay IN the
Hall through Ffthsye the ehure1 in Forty seventh
h led Ss pseops 81 the at
Keut-sL and Manhattan-aye, Brooklyn, was con-
By ys ss Ry b b. and me
Messrs c. L. living, Z. Cosn. and O. s. N stewart A
Eighteen persons were coSrned Before the
ton the Bishop lai the corner stone OF new sunday
'choG the eyenSg horton Cc@manasry No. marched in
full uniform aud gith band rom tue nasoaie isnps'
pulpit 0f the church decorated with palms aud les
and a pillow OF roses, which a Masonic emblen,
rest ed before the altar The Rev. Dr. John M, Worrai.
who Is past grand commander OF KENTUCKY eonaietea
the services
TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: wish all those pessmistic persons who profess
to believe that all faith dying out OF the hearts Of tue
ne0pe had been at the annual Ascension Day service at
old Trinity this morning. Their anxious souls would
certainly have strengthened by the sight, Tor she
great church thronged with CONGREGATION taas
filed every seat, AMI hal to great extent eydenty
come for worship. The service was mos Deautfui one
ing period OF the celebration Vas at The communion.
Tue communicates numbered by hundreds vi every
rank and station and OF all ages young mon ana
maiens old men and children, coming iorwarn Wy
scores TO receive the sacrament When single parish
of the Episcopal Church gather such thfong on
busy weekday morning in this busy city, sees 70 ne
this no time Despair Our fathers OF the last gem
Grafton with all their goodness. would never lave
dreamed of accomplishing such an undertakng hsa t@y
tried. ON-booAhA
Netc- York. May Ia, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
A MAN WITH WOODEN LEG sHoors HIMSELF

Sigman Margrule, age twenty-one, an Aus
trian with a wooden leg. who recently came 70 tns
country, finding himself unable TO get work. went
Prospect Park Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon ana snv
himself IN the right side with revolver, causihs
danserons wound lie was taken to tho CumDefianS
Street Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15

It is figured that religion costs TIC psops ss kuov
limited s, atcs half cent each annually. NOW W. N
where all tss money gees t.-lfearia frshscnPs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
FAST TINE ON THE TURF.
JOE COTTON WINS THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
OPENING DAY OF TIE LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB
A GREAT CROWD AND GOOD RACING.


GREAT CROWD AND GOOD RACING.
LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Never In the history
of the Louisville Jockey Club there been better
Derby day to-day. Louisville turned out In full
force, and visitors all the land swelled the
crowd that witnessed the TO nearly 10000. fhe
weather pleasant and tbs track In better
condition.
The Ladies' Stakes for twoyear-od Allies furongs,
brought out sixteen starters but Bonita. " short
horse" won easily. Pure Rye second. yeth third Time
1:Oi.
In the second race, of ord onequarter miles, for
club purse of 800, the starters Boatman, 49,
Aretno, 122. Powhatan. 49, w. r. Woodward. lib,
and Leman 49, Wood ward prime favorite and won
handlly Boatman second. Leman third. Time 2:15
For the kentucky Derby. mile and nalf for three
year-olds 500 each with 1900 added, jos Cotton
the avorte, he appeared with Henderson on his
back received with great cheering. The other
entries Bersan, Favor, Irish Pat, Ten Booker,
Thistle Clay Pate, Keoku Piayfar and Lord Colerdge
The betting unusually heavy before the race and
the interest and excitement intense good start
made of the chute Favor taking the Lead closely
followed by Keokuk, Biersan, Ton Booker. and the
Others Cotton bringing up the rear The horses we're
all we'll punched when they passed the grand stand.
Favor out at the three-quarter pole, but
Joe Cotton won the race easily by half length
Bierson second Ten Booker third time 237i4. 1t
race, the time being second only 10 that OF Pat
MallOy-237-in the Derby of 1879.
The closing race Of mile heats WAS won BY Monocrat,
the favOrite IN two straight heats Compensation ran
second In the first heat, but S0cum second In the
second heat Compensation third. Time 1:44, l449.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
AN OFFICE FOR GENERAL ROsECRANs.
w nrrr..nno,r Mn.r (OnoninN -rrha Ir.1nrI

w Apptb""J' hO hiVhu0
Of General Rosecrans confident that he will be APP
pointed Collector Of Customs a. San Francisco. lie is
said to extremely anxious TO obtain office OF some
kind and general impression has been that he would
succeed Register Bruce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
FAyoRIrEs SUCCESSFUL AN IVY CITY.

MINI LiON, FAREWELL. IECUmbEH. UhEENrlrlD
AND Ida sTANHoPE THE WINNERS.
WASHINGTON, May 14-A beautiful day
drew great crowd to the Ivy City today The
track was in good condition.
The first OF seven furlongs. selling
brought out King Lion s lGarrisonl. Ill Keree
QiverH. SO; Bullneld tMeranl, 80 Jim Beck tan,
turner. l05; Murmur (Mner, SO; and Queen Esther.
aged Green 90. King Lion was the favsrte at $40 to
$50 for Wndsai Sl8 for Queen Esther and the field S2s
KING Lion won, two lengths ahead OF Eva H. who was
one length IA front OF Queen Esther third time l3la
Mutual pools paid IS 10; books, to D.
In the second race one mie for mares Of all with
maiden alloWan for purse Of $500 the starters
Laughlin III; Pink Cottage, 5 Turner, III; Bessie.
5Gewis ll7 Enyenom t"illlams 80; and Solitaire sT,
at $50 against S25 for Hatef. $12 for Pink
Farewell easily by lengths in front Of Pink Cot
tage second, two lengths aheai OF Haef third; tme
For The R1y ana psS SsS ~ SoSEs $50
EACH half forfeit mile and eighth winners OF the
Gns S ase
PaIrcN lis; Ballet tGreenl, lls; TeeSnsen e. Nc
s9 cr Wa n' So for 4s bog
Of t Telie Doe srcond two lengths ahead q wlckham
third; time 1854 Mutuals paid SIS 80 Books even.
TGs fei S Tas S1e % IET Jack
Langhnl u.s. Winston G is 1872 Sa a aees6ssl
s sss i ioa Ven ves s' Rivers a. and May
lMaynarD, us Mentmere was fayorte at $50 to gig
one and a half lengths in front Of Winston
second two lengths ahead OF Meutniore third :
tune l:i5le Mutlals paid $26 books TO l.
handicap sweepstakes for three yearOlds ana
ard of $50 EACH only $40 II declared out the club
aiding 5000, one mile and quarter. brought out King
Fan OSybnrnl, li3; John sullivan Fisher l lo7 !
Hllarity Farley, 106; Chantcleer Evans, 100
Ida stanhope aged o. Donohuel, 100 aud Bald Hornet
Viekersl, 90 In the pools King Fan and Lida stan:
hope sold even S25 Harty Ell, Chanticleer $ll and
the field $40 Ida 5tanhope won by two lengths IN
front of Hilarity second, length ahead OF Bald
Hornet third dine 211A. Mutuals paid sis 50; books
2lo to l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15
sHooTIs HIMSELF BEFORE THE Il oKINo-eLASS.
NORWICH, Conn.,. May IA (SpeciaD ANDREW

Eugler, wellkDown barroom keeper committed suicide
this afternoon by standing IN front OF looking-gass and
sh ootng himself In the head In order 10 do the deed
lie bis daughter 10 get him drink VI water
and killed himself IN her absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-15

played the Newburg nne today: and defeased 81
the home team By the or IL to eight
The scheduled games at Boston between the BufFhtn
and Boston clubs and Providence between the ProvE
dence and st. Louis mines had TO DO postponed on e.
count of = z
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