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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Evening Press Dispatches. !
AALONICA.

The outrage premeaItatea
LONDON, May 11.-An Odessa dispatch
represents the Salonica outrage as pre-
meditated, All the consuls except the
British had warned the Governor and
Porte that massacre was intended A
feeling OF insecurity prevails among
Christians and Europeans in Turkey.
Mckee and Mcguire.
ST. Louis, May u.-McKee and Ma
guire have "A week further stay OF judg-
ment.
The Senatorial Snowman.
HARTFORD, Nav II. Democratic ieois-
lative caucus: Barnum one hundred.
English seyenty-four, lngersoll one.
Barnum was then nominated by accla-
nation.
Deaths.
NEw YORK. May u.-Wm. Varley
known as " Reddy, the Blacksmith, :
died OF consumption.
DR.. W. w. Hall, of Halls journal OF
HedHh, fell in the street and died in a
few minutes; aged 80. Cause OF his
death unknown.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

Do not forget that tonight is the time
fixed for the grand entertainments to be
given by the children, for the benefit of
the Protestant Episcopal Home, on
Jackson street. The Martha Washing
ton tableau and calico dress ball will be
q real treat, and we have no doubt that
the pleasures to be derived. and the
charitable object to be attained, will
attract a crowd
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

Brookhaven, Miss, witnessed. on the
81 inst, the blending Of two lives in one
by the magical power of love. Hon.
r. Fl. Thompson, prominent young
Mississippian, led to the altar as his
hlushing bride Mrs. Fannie P Myers
May the happy pair he doubly blessed !
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
Netice 10 Holders OF CIV Ronds-nc.

partment 0t Finance, City faII May 6. lS76.-
Holders of City Bonds who intend to fund now
or hereafter under the act Of the Legislature
approved March D. 1876, are cautioned against
coupons for interest accrued since July J. 1875
otherwise such bonds will not be available for
funding. ED. pIISBURA.
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

N"f lorh, May H. r. N. Money rate 5'a
PCT ceht' currency rate ls. 6od loans nat.
= Io432a. .i ~ may ~. a. M }ns9's 70.
IN anlIea states 5-@s 1913 bank o. England rate
por por cent' @ unfee nohths nis' open market I'
|"'tS' Nay H. go q. ll'-f'ehte7 loe i 2.
COTTON.
IrfrgooL May n z i. M Market lower
Sains saa0 haIee NJ which 49, American. Mid
ding Uplands 81 afiddine Orleans 6 $50
Hdrl,o Mavl1 "a ro-s- Market tending down
Yesterday Pres Ordinairn jsD0t-} rs. Low
Mta.Aing taHoatJ 76
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention Beer Drinkers.
EXTRA BEER EXTRA BEER.

BY special arrangements with the celebrated
Philip Best Brewing Company, will be enabled
from this date, to furnish to the beer-drinkine
public this excellent beverage expressly brewed
Tor my own use. Connoisseurs pronounce il
superior to any imported beer. On account OF
the large consumption. customers will always
be served with ice-cold beer. direct from the
barrel. Fresh tap every half hour.
HUGO REDWITZ
myll II 1872 Common street.
{ TOPARTNERSHIP N0TICE-THE C0PART-
Snership heretofore existing under the trm
name of WHEELOCk. TINLAY & co. expires
this day by limitation. The undersigned have
assumed all the assets and liabilities OF the late
firm, and will continue the Wholesale Drug
business under the name and style Of q, X.
FISLkY & co. GEORGE r, FINLAI.
HENRY FRELLSEN.
New Orleans. MAY L. 1876. N.Y. nv
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

That old Morse king hit the nail on
the head who, when asked what his re-
ligion was, answered Ask my wife.
Our women are nearer to God than we
are
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
TO RENT,

Il with wide piazza. Would furnish meals if
desired. Apply at No. sSl Rampant street near
Calliope. mh26 If
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
(Indianarolis Sentinel


The citizens of the State at large
should not be deceived by false reports
of a Republican victory and great gain
in this city yesterday. There was open
corruption of the ballot box by armed
negro repeaters, by fraudulent voters
from other places, and at least five
thousand Illegal votes were cast. The
victory is one Of shame to the Republi-
can party, and all the decent men of
that party feel Inundated at the das-
tardly outrages their party leaders or
ganized. They were contident of losing
the election on a fair test. They had
polled the city and could approximate
the result. 1t was then they conceived
the plan of having the negroes take the
polls. They hired men to perjure them
selves by the hour in swearing in negro
and white repeaters These were sur
rounded by their friends so that they
could not be arrested. The negroes had
been intiamed by incendiary appeals.
and when they went to work they could
not be called off They went from one
ward to another Drunken, and de
bauched by passion, they were really
wild and ungovernable, aud therefore
went far beyond the design Of the lead
ers. Hence the open, barefaced frauds
Many Of the poor wretches paid dearly
for their folly and recklessness, and
those who have used them will leave
them to their fate They are of use no
longer now until the next election. 1T is
no legitimate victory of principles in a
fair contest. 1t was the victory of fraud.
of repeating, Of the bludgeon, the razor
and pistol. Let it go forth TO the world
that the Republican majority claimed
to-day was gained by the violence of
armed negroes and repeaters. 1t was
nothing else.
1t is scarcely necessary to speak Of /
Hugo Redwitz. Everybody knows him. |
and all have had occasion to appreciate
his fine beer; nevertheless, he adver- T
Uses for the benefit of strangers and
hose who are not posted to them we
say, give Hugo Redwitz a call, and YOU
ire sure to get good drink For par
iculars see advertisement. /,
That old Morse king hit the nail on
he head who. when asked what his re- j
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANTS.

VNANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
W married man. who speaks both English
and French. is thoroughly acquainted with the
city aS Book-keeper. Clerk or Collector Best Of
city references given to honesty, industry
and capacity. Address p. Democrat Office.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11


road Company, II Baronne street New Orleans.
May Q, 1876 Hereafter for the better aecommo-
dation OF the public, when the travel is large, a
number Of the dummies between Napoleon
avenue and Carr0llton, will carry two or more
ears, and run through EACH Wy WITHOUT
STOPPING. Way passengers will take the single
car trains. and are particularly requested to
note this change to avoid being carried beyond
their destination. Parties desiring to charter
one or more cars for picnics. etc. can make
arrangements for any hour on application at
tkis office.
my% lw p MCBRIDE Secretary
once 0f the Merchants Mutual In
surance Company. No. Ie4 Canal street. New
Orleans May q 1s76.-At the Annual election of
Directors held at the Office Of this company on
the 81 Of April last. the following gentlemen
were unanimously elected;
p. MASPERO, EDWARD TOBY,
:. H. RELF VIC. q. CLAIBORNE
D. FATJ0, ?. F0URCHY,
NJ. W SMITH, J. J. FERNANDEZ.
ID. A. CHAFFRAIX j. NJ. ALLEN
CHAS. LAFlTTE.
And at a meeting of the Board held yesterday
Dir. PAUL OURCHf was reelected President
Tny2 l5t q. W MOTT, Secretary.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Conn
pany, New Orleans. April 27. 1s76.-Proposals
will be received at the bank, for the purchase Or
lease of its different properties at the Lake End
of the New Canal and terminus of the New
Orleans City Railroad to the lake.
ap27 I'm CH. JUMONYILLE, Cashier.
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Latest Financial. Cation and CoGlmer-
ciat Teicgrara>.
FINANCIAL.

Ner lorh, May IL - a. m.-Money rate ga
pcr cent: currency rate u. Gold Loans fiat.
london. Way II. - a. m-Cpnsos 90
United States 5-20s 1913. Bank Of England rate 2
per cent; three months bills. open market. Ia
per cent.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, A NATIVE OF
w this city, Is anxious for employment, in the
city or country, as clerk. collector. day or night
watchman. or any other position where he can.
and will. make himself generally useful. A
good home IN the country more Of an object than
salary. Address ". H. H.. Jr.. Democrat office,
or New Orleans postofftce ap22
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"ANTED-B1 AN ACTIVE LAD. Is YEARS
w old, employment in an office. No pay
ment expected. Address S. r.. p. Q. box BAL
New Orleans. ap 23
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"ANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR TWO FINE,
w airy furnished rooms cheap for the sum
mer. Apply at s. Lower Rampant street apps
A B0OKKFEPER WANTS A SITUATION.
~ City references given. Can be seen at the
Office of the Democrat
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11

WANTED-TwO ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
Tor wife. child and self in a private family
between First and Toledano streets Fourth
District. References exchanged Address,
mye If COMFORT. Democrat Office
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MISSISSIPPI.
Senator Gray (COIOTedl on tbs Situa7
tiOn-CardOza's Impeaehment-The
SeEOOl FuHd-Etc,

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, March 14.-Sa1ldte-Sena-
tor Gray, colored, created sensation
something after the style of Bruce in
the United States senate. lncensed at
white Republican senators for voting
sclidly to convict Lieutenant Governor
Davis, Gray introduced q resolution
pIedRing the vote of the colored people
for the party that would prove their
friends, and asking the present legisls-
lature to stand by them in all their
rights. Speaking to the resolution Gray
attacked the white Republicans, defy
Ing and threatening them; the said
white Repub'icans.h had played false with
the colored people, and the colored peo-
pIe would go with the Democrats. SeY-
eTal white Republicans laughed, when
GRAY turned upon them and cried: "Oh
YOU may laugh aud sneer now, but you'll
be weeping before this thing is done
with" Gray is prominent politician
and brlgadier.genersl in the militia, and
SAYS he means business.
The senate passed resolution to can
eel the loan OF part OF the Chickassw
school fund to the Vicksburg and Ship
Island railroad.
The court for the Impeachment trial
of the superintendent of education Cor
doza Was organized; the respondent Ii
required to answer on Monday next
PJtter and Green are Cardoza's counsel
House-PAssed over the governors
veto bill limiting the special taxes In
Bolivar county.
Bills passed to confer up IN the may
or's Of incorporated towns the iuris Ito
ton of justices OF the peace also severa
bills amending the revised code.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Report and Bill offered Iu the House
by the Judiciary Committee.
Payment of Interest TO be Compelled.
and a Sinking Fund 10 Redeem
Bonds.

WASHINGTON, March 13-On motion
of Mr.. Lawrence the house judiciary
committee were recently instructed 70
inquire and report what legislation is
necessary to secure the government
against loss on account of the subsidy
bonds issued to various Pacific railroad
companies. The subject was referred to
a subcommittee consisting of Knott
and Lawrence, who to-day submitted
to q full committee their report, en-
bodying number Of important COM
munications. The report, which was
prepared by Judge Lawrence, goes into
an elaborate examination of the rela-
tions which exist between the Pacific
railroad and the government, and shows
by detailed statistics and computation
that after applying all the means now
provided by law for the reimbursement
of interest and advances there will be q
deficiency Of at least one hundred and
fifty million dollars, in principal and In
terest, when the subsidy bonds mature.
This result is arrived at without allow
ing the government to calculate its COM
pound interest or its advances. 1t is ar
Qued that the companies will not be
able to pay this sum, in addition to
their first mortgage Indebtedness
to Iriyate parties, and the belief
is expressed that they do not ex-
pect to. The subcommittee, therefore,
recommend the passage of the bill, OF
which the main features are as follows
Pirst-The government Is to retain in
the treasury all money which Is or may
be due to companies, and apply it to
their Indebtedness to the United States.
second-It requires each company to
pay to the government semi-annually
such sum as the secretary Of the treas
ury shall pre- 'cribe, and which, invested
at interest, will at maturity of the sub.
sidy bonds create q fund sufficient to
pay the principal.
Third-It requires the creation Of q
similar fund to pay at the maturity Of
the subsidy bonds the amount Of inter.
est not then reimbursed by services, and
by five per cent. of the net earnings now
required to be paid into the treasury.
Fourth-It prohibits each company
from making any dividends while 1t i
In default OF complying with any o
these requirements for semi.annual pay
ments,
Fifth-It gives the government /;
light Of action TO recover al
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TIE resident London correspondent
n the New York World informs the
readers Of that paper that "the Judicial
committee Of the pIivy council having
dismissed the devil, with costs ia the
case Of Jenkins Us. Cook, in which Jen'
kins, in a peculiar sense, was the DEVILS
advocate, Mr.. Cook has resigned his In
cumbsucy rather than administer the
holy communion TO Jenkins. Mr.. Cooks
psrishioners were altogether on his side,
and were quite opposed to Jenkins aud
the devil. When the decision Of the
court was given, and Mr.. Cook was Or
dered TO administer the body OF Jesus
Christ to q msn who believes that the
bible lies when it says that Jesus Christ
asid Get thee behind me, Satan! be-
cause there is no Satan, five hundred
and forty of the paIishioners signed s
letter 20 Jenkins requesting him kindly
To 90 10 some other church. Jenkins g.
kindly declined, and expressed his in
.ention Of coming to receive the holy
communion on the very first opportu
pitv from Mr.. Cooks hands. Where
unop MI. Cook sent In his resignation Il
his bishop, and is now 8 clergyman un'
attached
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,sTABLISHED 1910.

journed. In the house the attention Of
that body was called to the number Of
members on the sick list, caused by bsd
ventilation Of the builiiDg, It's discussion
resulting In 10 acton toward remedying
the evil. Mr.. Glover, chairman OF the
committee investigating the real estate
pool, reported the commissioners OF
Hsllet KilbourDe, a witness, and asking
that he be required to respond to sub
roma duces teclfHl, and to answer the
question he had refused to answer. The
order was made and the warrant issued.
4 resolution was adopted calling on the
secretary Of the interior for Information
concerning the defslcation Of w. T.
Collins, late pension agent in Washing
ton City. Pending the discussion Of the
legislative appropriation bill, the recus-
AIT witness, Kilbourne, was brought
before the bar Of the house, but declining
to answer the questions put to him, he
was committed TO the custody OF the
ssrgeant-at sFms 10 be placed Ia jail IN
I'll be should purge himself OF his con-
tempt.
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money due or to become due,
and to take possession of any or operate
any road in default.
The bill, among other things, requires
the secretary of the treasury to report to
congress WHIST may be reasonable rates
for government transportation. The
amounts OF semi-annual payments, to
creste fund for the payment Of inter-
est, are to be prescribed from time to
time, according to the amounts realized
from five per cent. Of the net earnings,
and the retention OF the charges for gov
eminent business. The report says the
proposed bill adds nothing 10 the Obliga-
ton of the companies as to the payment
of interest. 1t leaves the question open
whether the companies should pay in
terest as it accIuss,so that if the govern
ment at any time desires to ask the SUI
preme court to review the recent decis-
ion, it can be done. Prominent MEM
bers of the committee are Of opinion
that the main recommendations Of this
report will be adopted and reported to
the hause
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THE Washington Capitol, in lis pecu-
IiarIy deeorous style, informs US that 'a
petition, sigrei by some sixteen thou.
sand publlc-spirited idiots who neglect
their own business to look after the
manners and morals OF their neighbors,
was presented in the senate last week,
These mendicants ask congress to in
vsde the lodges Of the district Mssons
because the organization is secret; to
confiscste the sacred grldiron and sell il
10 junk. dssler, aud to seize upon the
deified Billy and make it furnish goats
milk for scientific experimentation at
tie agricultural department"
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DIED.

SCHRODER-On the morning of the 18th
inst, ALBERT H., son of Carolina and the late
George schroeder, aged fourteen years, eleven
months and twenty days.
The friends and acquaintance OF the FAM
lily are invited TO attend the funeral, from the
family residence, ore mile and-a-hsIf from
city ION Second street,, at Paducah Railroad
crossing, this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, at 2
o'clock. Services at st. Mary's Church. Car.
riages at Cooney 4 Bros.
OMBERG-On Tuesday morning, 18th inst
KATIE GRAHAM OMBERG, eldest child OF ]. a
and Eliza q. 0mberg, aged six years and
eleven months.
Funeral from the residence, No. 4SS Vance
street, this "WEDNESDAY morning, at ter
o'clock. Carriages at Holst's.
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TaE result Of the examination OF Mr..
Pendleton, Senator Stevenson, Of Ken
lucky, and B ynton Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, yesterday, by the committee OF
the house on expenditures by the war
department, was the full and complete
exoneratfcn OF the first named gentle
man from the charges made by the la.-
ter, who seems to have been instigated
In making them by q desire as despi-
cable As the charge was disgrsceful
which be laid st Pendleton's door.
Boynton is simply disgraced.
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SUPERINTENDENT ILLIBREw, Of our
Duresu OF agriculture, statistics and
mines, has received a letter from Mr..
member OF parliament, the
representative OF a capital Of twenty-five
million dollars invested in iron manu-
'scture in England, also from a wealthy
capitalist, signifyiDg their in
IGNITION TO purchase largely of our min
rel lands with a view to settlement.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, March IA. - Arrived
Grand Tower, Memphis; James How
ard, New Orleans. Departed: Capitol
City, Vicksburg; Kellogg and Bee and
bsrges, New Orleans. The river is ris-
ing slowly. Weather cloudy and cool
NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-Weathel
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Ouachits
Belle. Departed: Lee, Vicksburg; Col
onel A. P. Kountz, Shreveport.
VICKsBURG, March I4.-Up: Mitchell
2 am. Down: Natchez aud KountZ,
pm.
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A MOVEMENT is On foot for the re-
|snoyal of the capital Of New York to
New York city. 1t is proposed to set 1t
up In Madison square. One argument
Is that the gIest city represents the great
State as its commercial and mOneysd
center, and that it ought to be its politi-
csl center; another is that it is the most
wicked center, and affords greater va
riety OF fun for the gentlemen from the
rural disfrictr
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TIE Cincinnati Enquirer is of opin
ion that Bristow IL In as much danger IS
BeIknap, and that John Sherman
(brother Of the gel e,s), who went to
washington with an income of only
two thousand dollars, should be thor
oughly investigated to fud Gu. where he
got his fortune of a million or more.
This Enquirer also says that Blaine twas
the bo!dest and most defiant rascal OF
them sll, until the last few days, and
now that he Is IN danger Of being caught
he is liatle to join Msrsh at any minute.
He was at the bottom of the real estate
v,aoI -
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CHICAGO marital statistics are not
very yoOur8ging. Last year the total OF
1rce cases begun are given as 526; de-
) granted, 2s5; not disposed of, 1853;
dccEees denied, 20. Summary Of cases
Desertlon, ia; cruelty, l57: adultery,
Ill; drunkenness, SO. While, as an off
set to this exhibit, 1904 marriage licenses
were granted. A sad record Of marital
martyrdom, says the Times, meaning
Of course, the marriages.
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ss.soO.o 600 More Pacific Mail.

New YORK, March 13.-There has
been q meeting Of the Pacific Mail
boa.d, and resolution adopted author
izing the president to issue two million
dollars ten-yesr seven per cent. curren-
cy boDds. The company il to have
the privilege of redeeming the bonds at
any time before their maturity, The
resolution expressly restricts the issue OF
the bonds except for the purpose Of TAX
ing up the floating debt and dischsrging
the loan from the Panama railroad com.
pany.
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is the senate yesterday the bill to
smend the revised statutes 90 as TO per.
NIT national banks to organize with
capital OF fifty thousand dollars in towns
irrespective Of population was stricken
from the calendar and definitely post
poned. The memorial praying the re-
lease Of E. o. NJ. Condor, i'm prisoned
by Great Britain rs FeniaD, wSs re-
ferred to the committee on foreign az
fairs. A bill fixing the salary Of the
President passed, and the senate Ad-
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The New York Sun says "the time
Dr. third party has not yet arrived. In
ne campaign OF this yesr no third party
Guild do anything but guerrilla skirm-
hing and bIacknailing, and no such
usiness can be tolerated under present
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arArnEs PEoHAsIL ITIEs.
w1sH1SGrOH. March Is,

w1sHIEGTOH. March Is, am.
For the GUY states, Tennessee and The
10 valley, generally cloudy, iOdrn'eT
,ather and rain, nth edsterly to south
b ,rinds, and falling barometer.
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NOTICE.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Marcl

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 6, 1876.
FINDER instructions from the Board of Di-
" rectorS of the Home Insurance and Trust
Company OF Memphis, 1 will proceed to sell,
on SATURDAY, March Is, 1876, to the highest
bidder, for cash, Certificate No. l49 for twenty
shares of the capital stock of said Company,
and amply the proceeds of such sale Ia the pay
ment OF T. b. billiards. note, to whom said
Certificate was issued. Sale TO take place at
IL O'Clock am, at the southwest corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, Tenn.
MIX K. P. BOILING, Secretary.
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TIE Democrats OF the third Connecd-
|It district yesterday nominated David
Wells for congress TO fill the vacancy
kused by the death Of Ii. II. Stalk
,aasbar
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NOTICES.
ELECTION Notice.

i Telegraph Company are hereby notified
that an election for Board OF Directors, to
serve for one year, or until their successors
are elected, will be held on Wednesday, 18th
March next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am. and 2 O'Clock pm, at the courthouse In
the town Of fernando, Mississippi.
fbE GEO. W. L. CROOK, Act. See'y.
fernando papers please COPY.