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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03

Monthly advertisements. having the run of
the phY,er. inserted every other day, 10 IN
charged two.thirds tho above rsst,s
Eitforial page monthly advertisements. each
square. $40 per month. rf f.t. r-aW
ADVERTISING RATEs-WEE1xLY.
Transient and general rates the same ~ for
Daily. itt ..'t ia
Advertisements for the period of ono month
and longer, as follows, Ina Ld4
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03

There is man in Oswego county who
fairly pants for fame. He proposed to
wear to the Centennial a pair Of trow.
sers that bis grandfather wore in ire
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03

SRA column for Want" notices will be Ike, I.
In tbis paper. In which such advertisements will
be charged for NJ Ten Cents per line for each in
sartion -yt-.lA...
+. n, SOUTHMAYD.
fHf III" business Manager
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03
saturday. March 4, 1876.

i 'oDA
Saturday, March 4, 1875.
| ,afat In the following order
volunteer Steam Fire Go. No. , ~ Noo
Pelicsn Steam Engine Co. M. ! If M ii ~
BROOKLYN Engine Go, No. q OF AIeonrSs 'erse
""e niers HOOK ana Ladder Co. No. q, 4,
Miinebnrg Engine Co No. of Now Or,..
Da' nyrioah HOOK and Ladder Co. Ma ! W r.
The above companies will constitute ~ !
DIVISION. which will form on the south M tns
Canai street. head resting on Camn I,.o e.'e Of
lending east. under the supervision Of A. A.
Mississippi Steam Fire Comnanv NJ sD1g
vfgilant Steam Fire Company NJ ~. s-,
Anorican Hook and Ladder tomnanv NJ,
Goin,mpia steam Engine Company mn W. w.
MeShanics,I atea, S' y. Engine Company
Eagle steam Engine Company No ~
The above companies win constitn,o Il. .
ond Division. which will form on tho son, MI as'
Of Canal street, head resting on Cnr,n sts" aaa
tending west. under the supervision 81 49,. OK
Engineer FRANK HEBRON, fT'St' '''''''S"nt
~ 9d4
Phbfiix Steam Fire Company No
Hope Hook and Ladder COMPANY No
Creole Steam Engine Company No a.
Louisiana Steam Engine COMPANY M IN
Trad Ferry Stcain Engine Company NJ ~ ~
Perseyefance Steam Engins CFfona,,v H..
Phiiadelphia Steam Engine Company No,,9a
The above companies will constitute Tho mr.,
Division. which will form Oh ths norm .,dae,
Canal street. head resting on Chartrcs . st...
extending east. under the supervision a A ssss
ant Engineer F. SCHIEBERT. ~ f '-'1'n''
Jackson Steam Engine COMPANY M ~
Washington Steam Engine COMPANY M %
Pelican Hook and Lauder Company,N" -. :"
Orleans Steam Engine Company M H."
Jefferson steam Engine Company Nrbo ut
Chalmette Steam Engine Company No ~
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. AL
The above companies will oonsti,uts II.
Fourth Division. which will form ON the no,,b
side Of Canal street. head resting on Chartrss
street extending west, under the supervision Of
Assistant Engineer +. SCHNEIDER N
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03

Volunteer Steam Engine Fire Company No, III,
vt. Bernard Steam Engine Fire Company NO. ].
Pelican Steam Engine Company No. o. Algiers.
BROOKLYN Engine Company No. q Of Aigigrs.
Washington H. and L.CompaDy No OF Ayers.
Milneburg Engine Company Mol, 4 to,.
Lafayette Fl. and L. Company No. 1. u zoe
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03

p CLOTHING. ne rb l
MICHEL LION, ta0
1917 and 100. :. DECATUR STREET. :. .1o7 and loo
tOpposite the French Meat Marketya
/ J. An extensive assortment of Hle
SPRING AND SUMMER GoODs. ''e
Consisting of all favorite materials in the dag
onal. Worsted Plait Check, Scotch and English
Cheviots, Black Cloth and Cashmere. ..+,.p
Strangers visiting our city are invitedko call
and examine my extensive stock fe26 I'm
ISL. AGENCIES OF
ho Louisville Rolling Mill Company,
National Asphaltio Metal Company Of
th Louisville, Kentucky.
l'lN4tf ---ii ~
!, Having, boon appointed Southern Agent for
the above Companies l am now rtaaiy to mi
orders for the manufacture aud delivery of MI
T AND TRAM RAILROAD IRON.
Dean 4 Coleman's patent OF 1875. from 10 TO 40
pounds per yard. In small or large quantities.
ALSO FoR- "hiQH !
..t Pure Cuban Asphalt y,
AND
ASPHALT METAL COMPOUND. IT,
For Paving, Roofing and other purposes.
Asphalt Varnish,
For vessels bottoms, and the preservation of
wood Underground or exposed to the weather
Orders Tor any quantity Of the above. and in.
prompt ana satisfactory attention By calling on |
" ."'N''"S vu,s r,,, .>,x,ve
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Mississippi Steam Engine Fire Com pany No.
yigilant Steam Engine Company Nos. t,t,
American Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Louisiana Hose steam Engine Company. 9i
Mechanics Steam Engine Company No. 8. sl..
Eagle Steam Engine Company No. Z.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03
Thirty-Ninth Anniver,.,
On THE
ORDER OF FORMING

me Fire Department Of New Or,o0.
nose invited TO assist in the celo,,ro,1 With
Thirty-ninth Anniversary. viii assemble y 'a
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-03


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the celebrated Dixie Mills Envelopes from tho
Dixie Envelope Company: Pencils. Pens Ink,
Gold Pens, and everything needed at bottom
prices; Initial Papers. Papeteries, and Fancy
ArVlcies too numerous to mention. ,i ri Ia
4 af-.f-. CHRoMOs ~ hihs}
selling out at less than cost.
Dealers can save money by purchasing at the
Book Depot
ITO and HE Camp street. fG
fea7 lw ROBT. J. HARP, Agent.
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AIDS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
the TBREE rms SETTLED.
Joe Dion, Beating A. T.. Rudolphe. Wins
EiIrI PrIze, The Third 10 nl0ssOm.

The recent Delaney tournament resulted
In the award Of the fourth prize, $2'1 to Gar
nier: aud three ties, between Joe Diun. A. 7.
Eudoiuhr, and George Silssou, for the hrst,
$3.50; the second SluJ. ana The third, $j)O. st
evening was tue tiuIe selected for the settlement
Of the ties; but az Slos5on was In Now Orleans,
the tnrd prize was awarded to him, and tho
other TWO wore played for by Dion and Hu-
dolphe. The game was 90 points up, and was
opened at about $50 o'clock by Rudolphe, who
scored g. Joe followed with /; aud at the
close Of the nth inning the play having deyel-
opcd nothing remarkable, Rudophe was ut 25.
Joe at -. In the next Innins kudOlpn made
several delicate and dificult shots, ny me ma of
wnich he brought the red aud wbite together In
the upper rlsht manu- cvIner' wheie ne closed
attempt execute a douotfui DRAW shot. Ia
the seventh inning he met wtth an ingloricus
( Iiure to count, aud Joe redeemed himself ia
meas - hs pIttins e t'eethorin brilliant s;yie.
Ihe Ixt inning gave kudOlphs au elu nun.-
ter II points, anJ wuen joe closed tue inning
win zero, be markeT called 'Jl for Hudoipue
and 80 Tor Diou. From thus point W to
the fourteenth inning the monotony of very
ordinary Ilty VS. occasionally renewed nY
the DIpearauce Of gocd run al Rudolpne's
oniN 10 the fourteenth ihnu= uid ho SHOW an
II ms oruiuari sktll. Iils score ia tnat iuniug
w.s iC FROM tue fifteenth To tue twcut, ngst
inning intlu,!Ve' Jur lnade ohN - poiuls' hu
uOlVhr iG, .hd tne saiue was cNcecuinSY stupid.
lnerc was mother noveit IN Inc tweniS.tnud
iLuin- wucn joe made a break Of l3 ana still
another IN tne twenty -tith. when ku-
| closed the inning with 0. and the
A,sine showed - Tor kutolpbe.. 49, for Diup.
| inc twenty ci-Atu minus Wa Characterized by
the best play oi tnr evening. Joe manuuy.e1
Tor a long TN, 10 let the bals together, aud at
| last succtcaeG. lie nurseu them tendcr,y Gown
tie "a. le, and gave prohise OF an extraoroinary
| ana was. f,r the first time since tie SECOND
| iuuins, hetl of M vlp htht, -. ~ ~. n9
close Of tue tnitA second mining left him ~ rs
H. tud lph, h -, ANA tue game " ~as now nsars
| Two hours ava u non Ola. ana nut nhlt thtougn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
EaEL SPEECU IN CINCISNATL
Meeting Of Haidicrs and sailors Broken up
by n Republican Mob.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 10. A meeting Of Dem
ocrdtlc and Union soldiers held at the Burnett
House. this city, yesterlly. TO express their
sentiments on the political situation, was broken
up by MOB Of Republicans and Custom House
employees. The meeting wds called several
days ago by prominent Union soldiers and army
Officers OF the city and country to give express
sion TO the sentiments Of II large mum Der OF aol-
ders OF this section favoriug the cause OF reform
aud the inauguration Of 1ilden as the honestly
elected President The intention was to adopt
resolutions and call q State Convention OF sol
ders at Columbus on the 9Th OF January, to take
action on the subject.
The meeting was attended by a large mum ber
Of prominent ex-armv Officers and soldiers, and
wns presided over by Col Lswis ID. Campbell, q
prominent army offioer, a momber Of Congress,
for many Years, aud an ex-Mlnister to Mexico.
The meeting had hardly boen organized, when
It was taken possession Of by n largo number OF
Republicans Custom House oficors, whissey
0au 'crs, letter carriers, &c.-who proceeded to
break up the meeting by means OF shouts and
cries of Rebels" /" "DOwn with the traitors u
democratic rebesl" &c. The Chairman at-
tempted to keep order. but was forced from the
chair by crowd whirh greatly surpassed the
Democrats Ia numbers. Major Gutbtie. n Re-
publican, wa. pat W the cnBir. aud the Demo-
cfhts forced to adjourn their meeting Without
action.
Inc following IA part Of tho proposed al
dress. which was being itad when tue meoti 1g
was broken up:
tyents ~ recent occurrence excite our alarm. In.
si az oi arcstoriuon ot NE % repanc as IL existed
before the war are practically driniug INTO vortex
" nnuary de uptifu. controlled ~ inih ana uuprn-
CT led patt.nns years after the war IN tlmc
of profound pclcc Wc nni that tho Federal uayOhct u
usti to nut ihe action 81 state courts and I'gsla.
iur and TO suoJisa9 t"e p.opls w',i MeE OF per
come untrustworny. rro1gate and corrupt
The Republicans having succeeded In break
Ing up the meeting. adopted "A series Of reaulu-
tions and then marched out singing Marching
through Georgia" and prod ducins much excite
ment on the street. The Democrats quietly
submitted to the outrage and afterward reAs.
sembled and issued call for a convention OF
Conservative soldiers and sailors, without dis
tinction OF party, t. be held In Columbus, Jan
s, for the purpose OF expressing their sentiments
ON the political situation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
srMPArHr FoR sourn CAROLINA.
bradley Johpson's Resolutions Discussed in
the virginia -cbntc.

RICHMOND Dec. 10-The resolutions of
sympathy for South Carolina, Introduced In the
senate few DAYS ego by Senstor johnson Of
tuis city. clme up to day. Senator johnson
spoke at length In support Of the resolutions.
He argued that they expressed symphtly With
South Carolina and the APPRECIATION OF virginia
for her course In resisting usurpation by the
peaceful process Of the courts and the remedies
OF tho law. lie insisted thlt 1t was the duty Of
Virginia thus to uphold them IN their
constitutional and legal defence Of their
rights aud that when friend was IN trouble It
was the duty u all bis friends 10 assist hin with
advice, appreciation and sympathy lie snii II
was the duty OF virginia to speak now In favor
OF Law and constitutional remedies; silence was
misconstrued. Our motives and intentions were
these false hoods our speech and our actions
gave them III, lie. Ciyil war was the last resort
Of the people. and IN appeal 10 the people Of
thr whole country WAS tue rlght. wise, and
brave course. Love Of liberty was A. deeply im-
plan led in the ncHrts ( the Republican. OF the
North aa in ours. II Nos Oniv necessary TO arouse
II. and yet them TO understand the danger
all were In. We mast -pe h AMI show them
that hey are equ ilY In Ierl. AVID the, VIII act.
He URGED an EXPRESSION from Nirgiutt on this
line Of Tilicg and principle. relying on repun-
licAn IL. tltutions and on the love II liberty IN
| the whole North ami South-on Nepubhcans
aud DAmOcrit. aliks--to avert the pres mt
| danger ana remedy the present evils.
| There Was no tXrrs ssed opposition To- the reso-
| luti ms, but some senators had doubt. ns 20 the
wisdom Of their Introduction. The discussiOn
viii Je continued L.. morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
THE OREGON E1Ec1oRAn QUESTION
Gov. Grover Publishing an Elaborate Do
tenco OF his Onicini Action.

PORTLAND, Dec. 19.-Gov. Grover has
Just publisbe along an olaborateiY- pre- pared
stitemcnt OF his official action regarding tho
recent electoral mudde In Oregon. The
statement Is defence Of his official con-
duct. After discussing q great leuGth the
legal features OF the caso and citing nu-
merous authorities in support OF his position,
the Governor concludes as follows: Believing
this to be the inevitable logic deducble from
the law and the facts In the premises, con-
clude that Watts is not entitled to certificate
OF election, because the Cunsti utiOn of the
United States declares ho ST. all not b' appoint
ed. and til 4 L. A. Cronin Is entitled to n
certificate OF election as one of the
electors OF the State, because he Ia an
cligthl- candidate. und ms the highest
II nber Of legal y0tes 9 80 for that office next
after the electors WIN. y. Oicll and John &.
CartNright. whose cltClOns arB not G. infested.
Anv other conclusion would disfranchse the
state u or cOn Hs to one-third Of her represen-
tation iu the College OF E.Cc ors. To ms mind
Il Is clear that the positive injunction Of the
Constitution Of the United ,statos on the subjec
OF electors should be enforced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
THH omar PICTURE SALE.
MIR. John Tnvlor Johnsiun's Paintings Under
the Hammer.

The snle OF John Taylor Johnston's
famous collection OF pnlntings was begun last
night at Chickerine Hall 10y Robert Somerville
auctioneer. undor the direction Of :. L. Avery.
The large hall was crowded from the edge Of the
platform to tho back wall OF the gallery with
ladies' aud gentlemen VINO showed the liyeliest
interest In the sale. II was evident that a large
rortion Of those present had been attracted by
the fame OF the pictures to be sold. desiring TO
soc but not hoping to bs ahle to buy them. Hut
when the sale began the bids came from all pats
Of the building and tho call boys, who were
scattered among the audience. had to keep busy
In announcing the hids.
SO "Ku.a, OF DrAmoeiJre House" Henry Inman.
tlSo. ..c,, r,..,,,.or y. ,o,,o.,,.r, . ,.o-., ,eo
10. Winter sces', IN wiiliahsoar-b" b" wm Hart.
~A4irc9ssss "a g,eos 81 IregE" SsI. on
ur iudson," noNani ~.
20. ~ Noot. aicii'o~s."' ipo,ic ,iso
40 ia New England BOZ Al breasiist" East
80 ii"" rhe Pan Sccslace." m,cre $50.
80 Y" WIS Il, ,'e.e haam,n,d,n' ~ ,,c.
60 il" ne Guard Room, rcn Kate sie1
40 i 49,, l4s A',sse,ion." s'uly 1861 Benjlm'n
10 10" Miniature Of washins.oa Ans,on," staef.
so' Il: ias ola se,es-Hloor; p ''p' $3.50
So. 10" Portrait Of q L. Elliott" Guy. Mr.. Garrett,
''So. 20" November Days" McEniee. James Buell..
80. 81" Rcioz Dressed" Bourzcs s2so
No. e2 The Chtmney C4rner." Eastman Johnson,
So X" sna.,t IA vermont" Church sico.
No. 81" Inc Nluslr.h Flea tiHu
So y Rriitsn' r,lsau,s. l.,ou. Mr TAFT 300.
So. g " 6 lhs e Ne Ne. - me-, Mr fe,,et';'
so. %" Trout Brook" D. NJ. Hart. Mr. Munson.
50 go" Nan Readng." Chouvc'. NJ. Garrett sgso.
| No ai-"A bashi Lsz1uk.' Ccromc. MI Garrett.
n gl-.eland'c'pe, with CATTLE Van Marchc J.
'''S4 SSa4 81 Tcma, II ad" Couture. Sir. Osborne.
tl.uDO.
80 ls Torcst OF rontAiacb.eau." Dni dc IA rern.
~. r.. Caa,ins The BUTTERFLY" Mero, q. II. Rob
'Nof,-" The oufca.' " Rogsht'n Foo5.
| so. - -"sn .et ,r'.aarG Aseae mach tia35.
| So bS-' ~ iatro'. Visop ~ TIE Rl3Ody Hana "
| Warrington Ailstnu. Mr. Re hon. siQIl
| SO a6-"Irguia anu Lucrsul,' Wa Mcrh Mr..
30 - i''tsrlor ~ s,nt, Maria. M1irazo. S1G),.
SO e llll.tr,uons u the Jobriai thres pictures,
! HasrnclcNcr 81 2Dn.
". G6" scencrl on the Uppei I.ainc." Koch. Koch.
10 oo-" The PoaeAer's Death" Ilunner. Mr.. Alpine
80 n" The R,,per'- heturn lone." J aeckc- said
20 Il scene NJ ilc nncierscrc Prison during the
Klltai. of N. Isst Nirin,. ~ the Reign ~ Terror
| Vti lnrrmiil r. i1pS. % STA .r Mr. sAterl,r. $500
Nu "a .t lhH Nuyal ul liir,' olls.a trrcs .toti
| 80. - DO, slav. -Alu' Turner Mr Albert. sad
| g. agent flr Nj. F. finon.
NJ. a. saflns lo",r-' namon tihoo
.f.Nl o.. 4 ID TO lrlNts.'' .-N..N. ti.IIl.
so. $ "i.,nel aul ne roi of la H. Holman
So. 1i i-'7oldicrs a, CarI,." Ne...oaler tii,5oo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
Both Parties Presenting thCir Cases before
the senate Committee.

49,. C,,,.,., No ~ r,o c.,,.,
NE" O"LENNS' i'V'' ~ A"S '0''"''
Committee was furnished by Wells to-day wish
ntnbul.tea N abatement Of the vote by parisbes.
They refused tins, and ordered "eis 10 eve
them tae returns made ty polls aud precincts
-, - hos. ,.,,....,1 ana ,..,,t,.
WI" ~ % '"e 'o''s IVY ~ ~ .''.-
ed. Ihis demand IL tie tanc as thht maze oS
the House Committee. Well refu-eI the House
.n,na,,,.,. ,,,,,.,,,,,s ,f.t. ,il,.,, -, .o,,
Oo"''"'''NV N0'
ply with That of TIE : maze COMMITTEE lac
demand IA ieremptorY.
The counsel for the Repub;icans suhrni,ted a
i"0
70 submit to the committee. In tnis they
charm ma, tho electIn, a. Ger, in nolls and In
certain precincts and plrshes was made null
, -, .
ana 'oIu IN ia" oF Noi nee 'na h'l"lu ua''V"
toa' .n'' was occ'sloneu ''' A'u con %,
secret conspiracies. leagues. ana armed bands II
brisands known as Dui'no1 who nv I'm
hicted upon wn'te 'nd c'loFcd ReHuh aus
%n,D"'nS, 'nIo'"s' '' s'1N ~ % 'n''" S.' '''
murder ana massacre ~, oeen p.r,..r.t.d:
,hat ~" ,S".a,no,Hs n. r',a.,,on -, ,.r,or na'
-, ,,,,, -. ...,. , a. ...
sections Of the state shica continued f.,a ue.
rlod Of more tnan L months prior |. tn .i.rc
election; They name tle peisies ind Ie,'"e.,
tnat from i2G2 to la"o hruuol,cans Eh2 Ws5e
and t,rriDeo by ,h.s., sy-teuI IL outfsge, d,
that thoy were driven from H.. i oil, ana pfs.
sentou Iuh Notlns' anu 'Hhs iIo'h mo- o,PV
o,Wo hepuD'lCahs were ny lue h1n' means
tOICcu W N"tc tHo Btl'rfo'iN A!i.ht-f NNit iii
the sad electiun the right Of from lduO g. D.VJJ
ODlored persons To vote Wa " these means
denied md abridged. Ia proof OF the above.
thsv oiye seyeral Instance. a. rntirder ana
s"o, y ', - ' ~ ~, '''u
Attenpteu ~ gu, 'E V,vie ''v m ~, US
parish by "A nan vito rode lhto torn, solitary
ana alone. ana hred al the senator a. he wa
cro,sinR the river iu q SKIN. No one pretended
~ the lime that The attended ASSASSINATION
h.d .nvtIino tn "A dn ,rith rolitira
80 ',,, e. -. t'a,,',.,.', .. .rbn,i,.od
=. tno oDu"sSi ~ NV D.'O, ~ c, 'trt ~ d
statement oil their case 10 Tue senate COM
mttee
Ars-Thet thov reee,ved ~ tho election hold IN Tins
Rtat. NOV Z is7s A ma.rity ~ Inc ,eaal yotts OVER
thsir onponenf, AZ railing ~ ,i,i = 0Ii y,'frs
ma H. r. e,-tfi.n. so f.f 49, hr Dcuocro,lc
Conseryatiyr party was concern'e Was farard nracc
able and fu and that sald Clad dutl, ara said parry
nseS ev ~ xeriiu INA euGeyoT 10 secure fr,s ana
auiet cleo ION
fbtrd- That on the other hand their opponents ana
LEAD Bs OF the Republican parry of nis state had for
conspirru carr c state by fraul nnd unfair lue
and vim that end 10 view ina pelfOru among others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
EIRE N CtNAL STREET.
Where the Fire Marshal il about TO Institute
Kigid InvcsiigatiOn.

Al 6:30 O'Clock yesterday morning nre was dis
covered e' al5 CANA street, and the building reihi
nlcd with hght, nh,mnAb'e goods, any effort TO
II when the nr,men arrived out OF the qu,suun.
Hence they bent their energies 10 SAVING the adjoining
stores, a. 3l3 and 3li Inc occupants ~ Ji5 Canal
street were. Fir.t story. &. F. C. r. Brown wall Pc
p"r and window shades loss, f'0ni inlh insur T..
Second story, SneaAlAd 4 AOhtn, millinery gcJGs,
am ant ~ loss ana Insurance unknown mira story,
Al I'M -lcnpsr, lace gooGs lose S2uu'. AluG fnnl-
uvurd by Brius Eus.clii lo's 10000, The s'urr NJ
3i7 Canal street was oWuru Hnd oCcrrlpd by w. nry
Rogers dehl"r In fn. ffa nUH hulnHn hHr ~ o. sg
on SOCK y ,stus'd $1,000 on stork ahl S2n~l On
tac NV Nurh 0rI n tfnu utsp. tch triiu..y ios'
ohout goo hy Waief. lha iceoui ari tlgi suHos
wore occupied NY H. ". nJet a CO.. drgi,rs 10 t.ury
sop. . Ross os'mst' o, fiuN'. Inr luiNH wn. II
Nas 1u,u by brlnh a Russell, MAJ be- repaired tyr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20
GRiNT's I.fTTST PRESENT.
White Ghost. n hunkion Chief Scndiug him
Pipe-N hRtthe President Said

WisurNGroN, Dec. 10. The Sioux Treaty
Commission have completed thcir libog' and
adjourned to-da, They called upon thn Presl-
dent to deliver pipe sent TO him by White
Ghost. a chief of the ianRtonias, who resides at
Crow Geek, Dakota. Col. Monypenny. the CHAIR
man Of the Commission. who presented the pipe.
assured the President Of ;he kind feelings Of
the tribe toward tho white people. and hoped
Ihe Government would not fiiter In the policy
ot peace and Justice toward the lnuisu-. The
President sGid IL Is sometimes dinicut to
know the r-ul fpct- of the condition OF the In
dian tribes by resson Of the conflicting reuorts
from agents, border men. ana military uth efs,
and In that Nay injustice might be done but |
always iry 10 deal Justly with the lnuiAu-. |
believe that the favorable results of tn. peace
poncv Justify the belief that II Viii be con-
tinued. have alwsys eudsayored to 90 brmiy
establish this poiicy duIing my term Of N %
that my sucets may not think proper 10
change it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-20

with Destruction.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 1880 II. NJ
Another 1ro has Just brokon out at Markham
and sherman streets, adjoining the Miller and
Peuzel block, which threatens the eastern por-
tion OF the city.
$40 l.. M-There IA no water on the Ore.
although the Fire Department i3 on hand, and
the streets thronged With people. II Is reported
that thero Ia considerable powder In the build
Ing. and officers nre keeping civilians from Its
The utmost excitement prevails. At present
the hames are confined to the extensive house
Of Jon %, Mcdowell < Co., cotton factors and
com mission merchants. In the Miller Pencil
block. three-story brick building.
$50 M.-The CITY Council; which was In sos
journed. Tho Pat Cleburne steam engine Is
pouring two streams In the front coor OF Jones.
Mcdowell n Co.'s tore. and there is possibility
that the flames will he suhdued
The new Selby steamer. purchased by the
citizens OF Hot Springs. aud brought here FOR
tnd. Is tnkiug water at the corner of Cumher-
land and Second streets. should this tuiidin2
burn, tho loss cannot tail short Of tiSO'On Inc
Fire Department is dUiug noble WORK, aud " tbo
water holds out n portion OF the building may
he saved. The report of any consider BILE quan;;
every inch OF available ground ts occupied Dy
Nte:i6. the flames burst from the rcnr " the
| building, and IL H. low evident the block "a
| doomed. The cause OF the Hire H. 80 yet un-
| known. About 90 m,n ure eng ged in remov.
| Ing the nrO Ocertcs within reach IN the store OF
| Muller & Pencil. no goods on the otner
| SIDE are mUsuy composed OF machinery
aud heavy goods. The work OF razing the
! nrignburing building ~ underway. The powder
| WA removed Mt the commencement ~ the IRE ;
! vt hunuruds ot prOpo refuse to venture near
| the scene. Tho ground l. trembling under the
| ihrOes Of the hteamors whicl are pldiinS on the
| biulntng
| HJD Il. M.-The water In the csterns has given
out, aud the steamer have gone to the fiNVr Tor
water. One steamer h disabled, and Is not NJ
| the water Tue Ore ~ now In the second story,
| u.
| building will be thoroughly gntton. and tho loss,
| II Is esiim ted. VIII be from SIOUOO 10 $V,OOO