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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-12
AMUSEMENTS.,
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A cADEMy OF MUSIC.
JULIA MATHEWS
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE and HIFSQUF
COMPANY.
Su nday and Lecocqs charming opera.
Monday.
April and 10 GTROFLE-GIpOFLA.
| Tuesday ey'ng DfTpnbanhts famous
Il Wednesday
Matinee. GRAND Duchess
Wednesday y Tncoen's preat sensation
Thursday.
April u and 10 LA FILE DE NINE ANGOT
| }. u, Buckstof e's operate
| Friday and drama
| AnriI =, ani',k REGIMENT
'''i - - '' - And tho laughabe burlnsuue
| ALADDIN.
Saturday Matinee-Girone-G iroGa
No extra charge for reserved seats which can
be secured for the week. app
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
NAMES les FLYNNE Sole Propriotor and MANAGE
More New stars.
First week oi Miss Minnie Scott. Mr.. Burt
Miss Angie Sehott IN new acts. entitled MASK
and FACES and MAGIC TOYS. All the old ia
yorites IN New Specialties:
Prof Davis and his superb Orchestra and Brass
Band
ADMIRAL YALE and LULU LEONARD in
their Sensational! drama written expressly
wAIF OF NEW ORLEANS.
with powerful cast.
Matinee SATURDAY Mt IA O'Clock.
Friday-Iades' night
Admission SO e 2a1 " c9Qtsr 4ll2lw
I AIDES FAIR
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. ANTHONY's ITALIAN CHURCH.
To DO hold at
dRUNEWALD HALL,
From the Gath to the sOth Of April. 1875.
TICKETS. z5 CENTS. mh2e I'd
'IHB LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR.
Having under their care
$50 InHr,n and Helpless Old People,
Arc al present greatly in need Of assistance. and
10 aid them in their noble charitya
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
win be given at tho
OPERA HOUSE
On Wednesday,, April 10, 1876,
AT 10 p. M.
Under tho auspices Of tho ladies Of this CITY
Tickets ONE DOLLAR mh29d |
'IuVOLI VARIEfIEH
~ Chnrtres street, near Bienvlle |
The Leading VARIETY SHOW in this City |
Doors open at y. M. curtain rises mt 8 .. IN. |
IN addition TO our MAMMOTH VARIETY |
by particular request" |
fe Old Folks Concert. with n powerful cast
New Stars are engaged and will appear in
apid succession.
Admission ~ usua fe22 am
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-12

Gushing idiot-How sublime this
rinking is! By Jove, could rink with
you as partners through life-could you?
Young lady-Well, / don't know; you
see it all depends on your rinkome!
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RAILROADS.

THE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville. vim Atlapta and win ST Inui.
CARRYING THE u. s. MAIL.
:, Trans arrive and pepart from Depot foot Of
Canal street as follows.
Express. $50 n. M Mai. 100 n. M
NAL 800 y. IN. Express. ... $3.50 D. m
ruliuiah Palhee Cars daily to Louisville Nash
WIG, bynchburg and Baltimore without
,,nange ana only ono change 10 New York and
Eastern cities.
lleket Ofhee, corner Of Camp aud Common
NORMAN G. JONES. Cont Agent
~ y. hOblNSON, Supt mh1 #
q REAT JACKSON ROUTE
NE" ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Oh ana after Jan n. 1s7G trains depart and ar
f'So as Ionows: From Calliope street depot.
- ps' AMI: ARRIVE.
Express MI 20 "a. m. Express gao n m.
nh'l. .tt,... -5:5o y. M, MaiI.........I D. m.
c @ ommOda- A oaommnia ~ ~
ton .......t pm. ton 600 a m
sunday Accommodation 10 n m
, PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPTNG CARS
through to st Louis Chicago and Louisville
only one change Of Sleeping Cars to EASTERN
cities Tickets for sale and information niypunt
"a camp street. corner Common,
y r A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
" ~ EEosT. General Manager foig 7GI
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+ HAVE ONE OF COOKS PATENT BOILER
4 Feeders and Regulators, made by Sheckle
refinery on Girod street, corner OF Commerce.
supplying three boilers with perfect regularity,
and invite all persons who would like TO wit
ness its operation to coll and see it.
fe27tf WIN. HENDERSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OHlce New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Rail
road Company New Orleans April L. ls76.-At
q special meoiing 81 the Board of Directors held
this dHv. n d iyIdend Of two and hail per cent.
WAS declared out 81 the earnings Of the last
three months. payable to tho stock holders on
and after Thursday. the 2oth inst
APPS tao T. Mcbride. Secretary.
Department Of Finance city Hall, New
Orleans. April 5. is7s.-The second allotment
of series ~ Premium Bonds will take place on
SATURDAY. April Is. 1876. Mt 10 O'Clock n. m. in
he Mayors parlor. Ed. PIISBURY
nr5 III Administrator.
Rooms CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Democratic CONSERVATIVES Party
Now Orleans, March "a 1876,
ThcrO will be meeting OF the Central EIecu-
tive Committee Ut the Democratic Conservative
Party Of tho State Of Louisiana, on THURS
DAY, tho goth Of April. 1876. for tho transaction
Of general business. Every member Of the
Committee is earnestly requested to attend
|. W. PATTON.
President Central Executive Committee.
Country papers will please copy.
mh2} % l6 ~ 30 apl
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OIUT1THCTS q nHTHVTIT
nature were read and went over on their
second reading.
A number of petitions and communi-
cations were received and properly re-
ferred.
$4,000 was appropriated to pay the
city gas bill for the month OF March.
The election Of members Of the
Board OF Health was deferred until the
next regular meeting of the Council.
The Council then adjourned.
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Reynolds Iron Works.
Corner Delord and Fulton streets
W. II. REYNOLDS, Proprietor,

Postofflce Box 1890, Mechanics Exchange
Box 100,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
ELEVATORS = Timpe's Patent Hand and
Steam Power Elevators for Stores, Warehouses;
etc.
WIRE ROPE-For Elevators kept constantly
on hand.
REYNOLDS-Celebrated Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw. Plantation Cotton Press.
CAREY'S-Patent Ground Anger for Wells,
Fen ,e Posts etc
ESTIMAT ES-Made on application for Iron
Fronts, Ornamental Columns. Iailings, Fences,
Galleries. Verandahs. and every description Of
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Bridges Flat
and Box Cars for Railroads. Plantation. Steam
boat and Machinery in General.
Send for Circulars. fe2
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d PAVIA,
4 S7E1M BOOTS AND SHOES

Wholesale and retail dealer In GENTS
from 50 rs per pair upwards; from s36 Der dozen
upwards.
Manufacture and Wholesale Department 1888
Royal. near St Peter street. Branch, No. 20 ST.
Charles. near Canal street.
Country and city orders promptly attended to-
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II. CASSIDY.
SAIL MAKER
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENT,
Established in 1850

No. % Camp Street, Near Poydras,
Has constantly on hand the best and most com
pleto assortment Of
COTTON DUCK
Embracing all widths. grades and numbers
AWNING STRIPES.
Plain and Fancy. in groat variety BLOCKsnf
and all ready fitted for use
GALLERY CURTAINS. AWNINGS.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. Ere.
VI al kinds mhdo to order ut short notice and
satisfaction given in style and price
TENTS. TARPAULINS,
DRAy AND WAGON COVERS. ETC
cQnplete assortment always on hand ! keep
in stock every variety Of
FRENCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BUNT-
iNGS FOR FLAGS.
order. all descriptions Of
AMERICAN. FOREIGN and FANCY FLAGS
will also give my special attention 10 eetfjn.,
np every kind of Plain Fancy and En-,
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS.
FOR Military and other companies mud will
on such articles eieynnt II viz NJ
best workmanship and the most moderate
BAG MANUFACTORY.
am now making and will furnish in anvdo.
sired quantity.
COFFEE, Rice. GRAIN.
And other kinds Of SAt KS. equal in material
md work TO any made. and at prices which viii
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Trunks Neatly Coyore,!.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Private families and others giving entertain
nsnts. can have their
YARDS COVERED OVER
WIN canvas. and suitable decorations portable
ables. lights, etc. will be furnished Mt short no
ice and on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
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p. l.. BouNEY,
ERNEST MILTENBERGER

Volunteer Fire Company ................... $1,000
Nigiant FIRE Company. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Columbia Fire Company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2o00
Mechanics Fire Company. INSTRUMENTATION. 1900
Eagle Fire Company ......................... 5000
Phoenix Fire Company. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Creole Fire Company. observation-disclosures. 5000
Louisiana Fire Company Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Trad Ferry Fire Company. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Perseverance Fire Company ................. $3.50
Philadelphia Fire Company. ................. $500
jackson Fire Company. Observation-Disclosures. 4500
washington FIRE Company. .................. $500
Orleans Fire Company. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Jefferson Fire Company Neutrality-suspicious.. $500
Chamete Fire Company Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Crescent Fire Company. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Louisiana Hose Company. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 900
Fire Company Observation-Disclosures. 1900
American Hook and Ladder. ............... $500
Lafayette Hook and Ladder .................. 30
Hope Hook and Ladder. ..................... 1000
Pelican Hook and Ladder ................. 5000
- al
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

ANco ASNhASOH ivO ASIsos
{ CRESCENT MUTUAL ms URANCEC 60.
incorporated March. 1897
FIRE RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE A,
TARIFF RATES.
THOs. A. ADAMS, President
SAMUEL y. NEWMAN. Vice President.
HENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES
Thomas A. Adams, Sam1 g. Newman.
sam y. Kennedy. G. T. Rnddeeke.
John Phelps. Adam Thompson.
Henry Abraham. F. N. Strong.
Victor Meyer, Joseph Bowling,
Edward Gay, John M. Sandidge
simon ternsielm. Simon Forcheimer.
Joseph i. WOLFE II. y. Post.
Edward Pilsbury, John II. King
Fredr'k Camerden. J. L. Harris
Andrew Stewart. Joseph Stone,
George Martin. Alfred MouIton
J.. q. gnrey. Edward Nalle.
Geo, W Sentell A. Low.
AMI SuTuThSa Aps0
MERCHANTS' MUTUAL
Insurance Company.
No io4 Canal street. New Orleans.
Capital, 81, 900 900.
This company issues policies on
FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at Lowest Tariff Rates.
PAUL FOURCHY. President.
G. W. MOTT. Secretary.
DIRECroRs
P. MASPERO. ~ W. SMITH.
EDWARD TOBY. JJ FERNANDEZ.
s. 4 RELF. d. A. CHAFFRAIX.
L. f. GENEREs. j. NJ. ALLEN.
b. FATJO. CHAs. LAFITTE.
p FOURCHY. Jazz tiu1
FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondelet Street.
Assets April 30, 1875, s1,4sG,2I5 SO.
This Company issues Policies
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES
f. A. PALFREY President
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice President.
THOB. F. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood. X. NJ. Wamsley
W. A. Johnson. A. Brittin,
John /. Noble. A. II. May.
John Chaffe. s. II. Snowden,
Richard Milliken. T. Lytt. Lyon.
Samuel Il. Moore, VIM. G. Raymond.
J. I. Warren jas s. Prestidge.
II. T. Buckner Samuel n. Boyd
Samuel Fredandef. Joseph MeEroy,
A. A. Yates, +. Il. Wheelock
John /. Adams. Cyrus Bussey.
Isaac Scherck. VIM. J. Behan
de19 Am B. r. Eschleman.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting


mere was a regular meeting or the
CITY Council Mt their rooms in the CITY
Hall yesterday.
Present-HOn. Charles j. Leeds.
Mayor, presiding, and Administrators
Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke. Iandry,
Mccarthy and Pilsbury.
The. Administrator OF Finance sub
mitted the following report, which was
received:
CITY FINANCES
The joint report Of the Administrators
81 FINANCE and Public Accounts for
March, 1876, shows
i,alanee Feb. 80 1915. ...... ...... q A os4 7s
Receipts during March ............. 5sl g95 Al
............... 5000 2sO 1e
Disbursoments in March ............. 1914 3Il a5
balnn'e March 81 18TG............. 4 % p65 a
Report received.
TAX COLLECTIONS
/. Administrator Pisbury reports the
following taxes collected during March,
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Crook Strikes the Sioux.
EIGHTEEN sAvAG KS KILLED AND TWEEN

ONE CAPTURED
A dispatch from Red Cloud Agency. Ne
S Sa, e Sept. II, via Fort Laramie W. I.
"Gruard, General Crooks chief scout, ar
rived here last night with dispatches for
General Mckenzie from General Crook. He
IL It the command on the afternoon OF the
18th, and rep )rts that last Sunday, Crooks
advance, one hundred and ffty men, struck
on Indian camp, about ffty miles north OF
command arrived, and an attack was made
BY Crook, tue fight lasting until noon on
Monday, when
with loss to the whites OF only three killed
and nine wounded Fourteen dead Indians
were found on the battle neld and four bodies
1--WE Indian loiges were burned By the whites,
with all the pnteuts. During the light the
Indians received reinfnrcements Twenty
bucks and three squaws were released. The
remainder are being brought in. It's known
that In the vicinity where the fight occurred
there has been q camp OF hostile Indians for
several months, from which raids were
made on Black Hills miners, but Gruard
thinks the Indians attacked were OF Sitting
Bulls command, for the reason that spells
OF the Custer massacre were found, among
which was 5000 In money. II Is reported
here that Sheridan is at Fort Laramie, and
that Crook 10 expected to meet him there to-
day. Among those killed was White, q
scout. The other two were privates. fne
cavalry"
GRAND POW WOW AT RED CLOUD.
The same dispatch says: "The Sioux COM
mission returned to Red Cloud from Spotted
Tail agency yesterday evening, and report
that the council held by them with the
Spotted Tail Indians was well attended, but
nothing was done beyond presenting the
propositions OF the government. To-mor
row is the day set for the council here. at
which the commission receive an answer
from Red Clouds people to the propositions"
KILL EAGLE sURRENDERS.
An official report has been received at
Chicago from Colonel Carlin that xii
Eagle" and "Little Wound" with about
one hundred OF their people, surrendered TO
him on the 18th, at Standing Rock. All the
commanding the Cheyenne agency, under
cate OF the 9th, reports that messengers from
the hostile camp, which was near Slim
Butte, one hundred and eighty miles distant.
the Indians are very DESTROYS OF surrender
ing. He replied their surrender must be un-
conditional.
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AN ACRoBAT'S SUIT FOR $4,000 DAM
AGEs.-Wm. Holland, the acrOoaJ who ou
February q, 1876, while performing on q ira
peZe in Col. Sinus new Park theater, fell to
the stage and sustained permanent injuries,
has begun suit against Col. VIM. E. Slim
for 81 ,055 damages. Mr.. Holland alleges
that Col. Sim failed to provide or allow the
plaintiff 10 supply and put up network or
other means OF protection. He was under q
fOrtnights engagement at the Park theater,
but after the injuries was unable to leave
the hospital. He claims that he lost S775 by
being unable to complete his engagements;
that he incurred $3.50 medical expenses,
which sums he adds TO the claim OF $40 900
damages. The summons and complaint I'm
the suit were served on Col. Sinn yesterday.
IN, " Sim. 18th,
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THE RESULTS OF THEATRICAL RIVAL.
BY AT BALTIMoRE-Matt Morgan has been
showing his living statues at the Front ST
the alter, in Baltimore, and the performance
was duplicated at the New Central, an Cd
position house, whose prOprietOrs, KeIaan
Bros, were MATHS partners In q western
tour OF the show. At the matinee IN the
New Central, Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Nor
gan with q sheriff's posse seized the drOI
scene, symmetrical tights and other para
phe1nalia, alleging that they were his prop
erty, sud interruptiug the perfor nance. Toe
actresses could not appear in the tableauz
which ut from neck to ankle. The Front st
Ierfos nance was cut short, to let Mr.. Nor
gan and the girls get away on an early train
but the Kernans were on hand and had the
caricaturist arrested. After much excite
ment behind the scenes, in which pistols
were drawn, the matter was compromised tC
permit the troupe to so 10 Philadelphia, but
"A lawsuit Is promised.
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Crooks Campaign.

THE SIOUX WANT TO sURRENDEa.
The following kilograms have been received
at the War department:
CHEYENNE AGENCY, Sept. 9.-Have had
messt pgers yesterday and to-day direct from
The hCsIile camp. Report camp near Slim
ButTs, $50 miles distant. Report Gen. Ter
rvs column on Beaver Creek, moving to-
wards the Missouri river. Indians very de-
slIous OF surrenderjng- nave stated to
messengers that It would only be uncon-
ditiolal, viz: Surrender arms, remain as
prisoners, and submit to whatever punish
meDt and other treatment proper authority
might dictate. Have sent a )urier to Gen.
Terry, who will reach him In about i've
days. GEO. p. BUELL,
11th Infantry, comm adding.
MovkMENTS OF TROOPS
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL, Mum, Sept IA To Commanding
CticeT Cheyenne 9ency, ria Fort Sally, DAKOTA:
Sioux eA petition is marching to winter quar-
ters Gen. Terry is at Buford, and not with
the 9Th cavalry, which is coming overland.
(Slgned) RCGGLES, A. A. q.
KILL EAGLE AND HIS BAND LAY DOWN
THEIR ARMS.
CHICAGO, Sept Is Gen. n. ID. Townsend,
WcSftngtI n, ID. C.:-Coiouel Carltn, COM
maDdiug at Standing Rock, reports, uoder
date OF September 18th, that XIII Eagle aud
Little Wound came in to day ana surreu-
their ammunition. Twenty-piue men sur
rendered. They were all ia the f1ght on the
Little Big Horn. X. 9. DRUM, A. A. q.
CROOKS SUPPLY TRAIN.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-R. ID. IJ,0nSeni, Wash
taJton, ID. O. The Lieutenant General III
forms me by telegraph from Fort Laramie
rave reached Deadwooi on the 14th iustaot
and before Crooks arrival.
r. c. DRUM, A, A. @,
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BALTIMORE, Sept l9.-Virginia SIS, de-
ferred, 6; do. consolidated, GA; do. second
new, 6k. Sugar quiet, 10 Kali.
BAL1IkoRK, Sept. l9.-Cottou Quiet and
81 mer-middling, llalls. Flour steady aud
N m Howard Street and western super 400
a. 90; city rnls super, 3 .Ocs3 50; other grades
unchanged. wheat active and strong-No. 2
ives Tern red, LIS; No. 3 do, lis; Pennsyl-
vsnia red, l22sl.25; Maryland red, good 70
prime, 22al.2S; do. amber, 30al 30; do.
white, 1.l5al 30. Corn-southern quiet; vest
ern active and strong; southern white, 52a5S;
Co yellow, oia56; western mixed. 5Sl Spot
ap1 September; 81 ~ October; SIX bid No
weber. Oats firm ana prime higher-southern
prime, 35s37; western white. S6s40; do. mi xed,
S2a3i Rye steady and nrm, 60s63. Hay
steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet,
steady and unchanged. Butter steady and
ur changed. Petroleum quiet-crude. 1lKat3;
refined. 26s26 4. Whisky quiet, LII. Re-
ceipts-Flour, $500; wheat, ll,0Oo; corn,
I2e,oOo; oats, 500. shipments-wbeat, p 900;
CO. u, 81 500.
FRANKFORT, Sept. l9.-U. S. new fves,
''
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A FEARFUL CRIME-A Young Girl Mu.
dered by Being Thrust Head DOuHcord mo
Melted 2U.-Thomas Porter and Jas. Rich
road, near Pratts Hotel, Hoboken. yesterday
afternoon, discovertd the body OF q 12- " ar
old girl floating In the water. A boat was
examining the hair, 1t was found to be mat
ted with thick coat or tar, and the face and
neck bore marks of the tar that mad not yet
neatly In q check erenadiue dress, trimmed
with silk, canton 1snnel drawers, brown and
white striped 81 ockiugs, white muslin chem.
te, laced Kid shoes, and In her matt I'd 1tr
ives q scarlet silk bow, and in her left ear
small sold ear ring. Her puderclothtng W |,
ferp, end there 10 every reason to believe
hat, after having been made the victim of
q foul outrage sfe was murdered by beIue
III, Ust, head downward, into melted tar, aud
% suffccated.-[N Y. Sun, 18Th.
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A WlFE's APPRRHKNsIoNs- Mrs.
Daily IVES sick In her bed at III Bay street,
Jersey City, on Thursday, she thought she
heard her husband, who was at work on
Vanderbilt's grain elevator. call to her aloud
perilous work aloft, as q carpenter, she BE-
came distracted. MI. DAILY returned home
safe that evening, but felt Ill 1t ease, and on
the following morning he shrank from going
kiesed his wife and daughter. In precisely
twenty four hours AFTER Mrs. Daily says ahe
heard bis voice. Mr.. Daily lost BITS balance
and fell q distance OF forty. eight feet and
was killed.-[M =. San lsth.
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7HE SOUTH CAROLIHA RIOTS.
Alarm az CharlestOn.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-1pe Herold has this
dispatch: "ChG':ston, s. G., Sept. 1s:-The
hes been made in 20 lays noon telegf ram,
original. from an attempt on the part OF u
constable and q white posse to arrest a ne
rape. The scene of the disturbance is In
Aiken county, about twenty miles from Au-
eusta. Ga, aud some miles from the Port
Royal railroad. The telegraph operator At
Ellentown was either kille1 or captured
and
SEVERAL HOUSES BURNED
by the negroes, who also tore up the railroad
track and wreckC1 freight train. Capt.
Wood, of Barnweli, aud four other white
men were killed In the fight. Advices from
the state capital say that the governor is 10
communication with the sheriff OF Aiken
county, and has ordered him TO 90 to the
scene and enforce tue law.
WHITES AND BLACKS BOTH ARMED.
The negroes In that section, as In al
other sections OF the state, are armed
with Winchester sixteen-shooters aud mr.
ty-eight caliber Remington breech leaders.
The whites are armed imperfectly with pis-
tolls and shot guns. The negro rioters on the
rice fields of the Combahee and Asheppo
rivers are defie ut, nd to day drove OF the
sheriff OF Colleton county, swearing that
they would not be arrested except by blood
shed. Rumo-s are rife here OF riots in vari-
Gus parts of the state, but no authentic news
has been received at this point.
CHARLESTON Ii ABSOLUTELY RESTING on
A VOLCANO,
the whites and colored both resting on their
arms, and as the news from the rice
fields and from Barnwell comes In
the excitement and anxiety grows more
and more intense. Both the state aud NUM-.
ciral author tics are powerless TO preserve
the + eace, and the negroes defy them openly.
It 10 rumored here that the negroes Will have
Q forcrnght prC cession to morrow night III
the mayor allows IL general riot Will ensue,
as 10th sides are In q highly excfts state.
The sheriff Of Collector county viii &c NOR
row orespize an srmt posse and again al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19

CENTENNIAL AwARDs.-Tne centennial
commission was yesterday engage In revis-
ing the awards 10 the exhibitors. or the
WE'VE tnoussno ewalos put Two Thousand
remain TO be actfd on. The work viii be
completed and the decision announce on
the 9th inst. The damage 10 the exhibition
buildings by the storm OF Sunday will not
exceed $1,000 Catalonia Pioneer Expert
cree" will be the subject OF q discourse at the
California state building on Thursday mex
An excursion party of two hundred and fifty
Canadian schC d faachers hs 4 q reception n
Judges hall yesterday. The cash admission
Yesterday numbered GO 90.
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A CRvpIroR's RxvRNar.-On s&tu

A CRHDIr0R's RKvENGE,-On SATURDAY.
night two pistol shots went crash ing TN opga
The parlor window Of Carson Miller, of No
629 Welt str IT, end, ~ he VIZ of course
considerably alaime1, be immediately re-
done co when Two rlcks cane through the
same W 'rdow n rapid successi~n, end Nil
Ter, who was on the Lookout for his would.ba
~ q creditor Of bis, whom he had refused tn Al
Afternoon some money. Buckley was q :
n IT 4, and Judge Waudall, At the Fifty.
seventh Street Soart, ys;tsfday nned him
peace for six montbs-(M y H5oh, 1sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-19
Methodist Attack On Moody aad

NEW YORK, Sept l9.-At a meeting of
Methodist ministers this morning tue sub.
Ter attack was made on Moody and Sznkey
by Brother John Johns, OF the Tabernacle
church; Rev. DIR. stephen II. Tying, IL. /,
who conducts revival services In the gospel
tent he stigmatizCd as an ssapc," aud MS
system OF evangelism he called religious
trickery." The SPEAKER who followed Mr..
Jobus spoke OF the lstter's attack on Moody
and sankey and Tying, jr., as being very