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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
The Independent order of Fore.ters.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 1G.-1he Most Worthy
High Court of the World of the Independent
Order of Forestera assembled here this morn
ing at 9 o'clock, Most Worthy High Chief
Ranger Henry Griffin, of Rochester, New
York, presiding, and about rs representatives
present from all portions of Che country.
Mayor Jacobs delivered the welcoming ad-
dress, which was az follows. The Foresters
were told that religion pure and undeHled
before God and the Father Is this To visit
the fatherless and the widows In their afIlic-
tion. That understand is the object of your
most worthy order, the highest human aim
to which we can aspire.
With 10 attemnt at rhetorical fo,lrishps
but with simple language that speaks the
truth from the heart, wish you success In
your efforts to inculeate liberty, benevolence
and concord, and bid you, one and all, an
earnest, sincere welcome to the city of Louis
vile. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed to fill vacancies: A. g. Levy Of New
York, Right Worthy High Marshal, pro tenn I:
=. K. LAUDER, of Kentucky, Right Worthy
High Constructor, pro tenn; John Neiderstein,
of New York, Right Worthy High Messenger.
pro tenn. Chief Rangier read his annual ad-
dress, and the report Of the Executive Com
mittee followed.
The report shows that there was received
during the year for supplies S424l 50: bal.
ance on hand 1898 Sc; total S44T5 55: paid
for supplies. etc. $3t00 So: management ex-
penses Ss72 40: total $3973 %: net reserve in
treasury $500 80; estimated value of goods
on hand S1257
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Get your kid gloves at Kresger's.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Asso-
citation.

CHICAGO, Oct. t6.-The delegates appointed
by the different boat clubs and associations
Of the Mississippi Valley to organize the
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Assoca-
tion met to-day for preliminary organization.
Mr.. +. b. johnson, of the St. Paul club, was
appointed temporary chairman. Messrs J.
g. Osgood, OF Burlington, j. N. st. John, of
st, Louis, and II. Walker, OF Peoria. were ap-
pointed committee on credentials
The committee of five appointed to report
permanent officers Of the convention, report
cd by making the temporary officers perinan-
ent, and eleCting J. O. Asgood vice president.
The chairman again stated that the object
of the meeting was to organize an amateur
rowing association of the Mississippi Valley.
On motion a committee, to consist of one dele
gate from each boat club present, was ap-
pointed to draft a constitution and bylaws
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Races Mt Nashville.

were present at the races to-day and great in
terest was manifested. The first race was
the merchants stake. two miles, for all ages
In the pools Largenteen was the favorite by
100 to 10 against the field Longbow selling
3:3ss4, Courier second. In the second heat
Largenteen won the heat and the race In 3 Al.
The second race was a club prize. Mahl-
stick was the favorite against the field, $16O
to $50 The first heat was dead between
Trnmps and Mahlstick. Time 1: :45.
The second heat was won by Mahstick in
:4eR. For the third heat Mahlstick was
selling at $500 to 800 against Trumps, Mabl-
stick winning the third heat and race in
1 NIB ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Charlie Ross,

LOUISVILLE, Oct 16.-Christian X. Ross.
the efather of Charlie Ross, had an interview
to-day with the convict Kendall, at the State
Prison at Jeffersonville. He told how, in
1871, himself and others had laid plan to
kidnap Charlie, which was not consummated
until 1874. The kidnappers. he said, took the
boy through Indiana to Illinois, then back to
Pittsburg, and back again to Illinois, where
they left him in charge OF negro woman
he was caught in several inaccuracies.
In the first place, Charley was only three
months old when Kendall says plans were
first laid to kidnap him, and Mr.. Ross Is sat
isfied that Kendall lied ii this Instance, as
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
THE NEW ORLEANS DEdOORAT WEDNESDAY, IL 1871

y. Sloan, president; @. W. Eoldng, vice presi-
dent: II, Al. g. BaoHer, secretary; q. Fl. Thsyer
treasurer. The object OF this union is to help
procure work for nom working members, and be
able to furnish help to the merchants Of New Or
leans tboys with good recomm endations). The
union Ia composed Of boys OF from fourteen TO
twenty years Of age, aud any boy Wishing TO be-
come member can do 80 by communicating with
the secretary, Henry A. 8. Baeker, box 205s, New
Orleans, La
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
The state Savings Bank.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Goud and Buckley.
cashier and assistant cashier of the defunct
State Savings Institution, arrived in this city
late last night, under promise of temporary
immunity while serving. the interests of the
public In making certain statements to va
rious officers of Importance in settling up the
banks affairs. ~
A meeting was held this evening, the object
OF which was to perfect the transfer of the
fled as assignee, and so could not legally
transfer the property, and Judge Otis the re-
oelNer. has therefore not a clear title
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

NEW YORK, Oct. 1e.-Flour quiet and with
ee # nsaFs nIess Gur rm
in moderately active demand No. ! rcd winter
cash q 4s, bid do 81 40; bid No, spring cash
Cora weaker; steamer cash 50 bid; do Ge october IH
s6% bid: No. 3 cash S9ss bid do October 5e2 bid
Oats steady and firmly actiye; No. white Il
No, do 37@37la. Pork steady hut quiet: mess
si4ss: October s24 10 asked. Lard dull and weak
prime Western s9S@s,97a9o5; city ssTlsCSs 90
Besf anehaansgd bnoa and quiet cat meats dun but
Mhisky steady at 81 1sR. Spot cotton quiet
Middlings II b-16; futures easy. Cheese mar
Ne 9et ls steady 7@l3 for common to prime and
cnrcAeo, Oct. le.-opening. Wheat October
u oa Meyemeer eg g,, 81 Sss year 81 o. Corn-No-
asaa. Pork-octobers sli 40, year sl2 rs. January
sla s2ss@l2 s. Lard-year s.2s@s.27k, January
Sa2h@sSS, Hogs.-receipts yesterday 10. .424: to-
light S. 2t, mixed. S. 30, shippers S. 6oa5 Is :
prospects favorable. Receipts of cattle 10 cars
$3.50 b m.-olose.~ steady; October
81 lo9 a. o9 November 81 o6 6pI 06ss year 81 oS5s
Saarrnr1octoner Cor 1 and November 42a@42as. year
Der sI2 @; seller year So 72's, seller January
sia SO Lard-clear sos, year $40, January sa5
Boxed meats closed shoulders 6ss. long clear
7e, short rib ia, short clear "a, long and short
clear rs: Tor future delivery, seller October
shoulders 69f long clear tx short rib Tss short
clear 7b long aud short clear 7&. Inspections
Wheat $4,000, corn 2Sl,0 900. by canal al00 oats
" .oeo, rye fooo, barley 1l4.ooo. Whisky-sales
Ice bbs al 81 os.
BALTIMoRE Oct. 16.--Coffee dull Rio-cargoes.
15A l6; Job lots ordinary to choice l6ls gold GO
DAYS. Provisions less active. Bulk shoulders
SdlSA. Mess pork SIS z hbl Lard Io@I0ia
-Four duh and unchanged; Southern wheat,
choice grades steady, low and medium dull and
lower, Western quiet and easier; Southern red
good TO prime 81 35a1 Al. amber 81 5oC4l 55
Western steam 81 81: No. 2 Western winter red
spot and October 81 AN November 81 a. South
ern corn dall and lower; Western active and
firm; Southern white 81, yellow 6l6p62.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l6 Wheat opens better: No
. red winter 81 S5 cash No. 8 red winter ST. 27ls
October: 81 26As cash.
Close Nheat-No 2 red winter 81 IS cash: |
No. > red winter 81 27h@1 % cash: 81 "a bid
October; 81 2e3a bid November: 81 &c bid Decem- |
Der; seller year 81 25ss. Corn-cash AK; seller
October 4IS bid: November 4lI bid: December /,
SSa bid; year 3aas bid. 0ats-cash 25Aa25as |
December 26s4@27B bid Rye-rash 551s; bid |
October ssh; bid November &C. Pork offered at |
sl4 to@l4 50 cash, no bid; October sl4. no bid: |
November SIS 2s no bid /; year SI2 s89I2 So In /
spectfons- beat 81. 600 bushels corn 5000 oats /
harReS. barley 1900, rye 5000. Whisky 81 oS /
Z1NClNNATI. Oct. l6.-pork S14tal4 81 Bacon
s8s&a5s. Hams l2@Is. Cut meats-siaes sszta I
III. Lard E&@9I@aa, Hogs 81 as{as 20. re- =
uelpag oi hogs 179A Nhisky ii oe: sales lsT bbls
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
The Cigar Makers strike.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE striking eIgai
makers gathered at their hall to-day and In
terchanged views upon the present crisis in
their affairs, All were firm In the resolution
to starve rather than return to work at former
prices. There was no formal meeting, but re-
ports were informally received from various
shops. The employees will hold another meet
Ing ON Friday.
Mr. Schmidt, the president, said to-day
that some of the employers may compromise
with the strikers until they shall have worked
off the present strike, but, that being done,
they will surely return to former prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

only few OF his Intimate friends knew of the
Mr.. Ross believes that Kendall Is living about
the matter, he thinks 1t might be possible
TO obtain slight clue to the missing child
from some Of the Information impaired by
Kendall, ana Will endeavor to work the case
up with the aid Of detectives
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
SHORT ITEM 9.

Henry Hill is in the Third Station charged by
August Gain with stealing his ''purp.'
Being dangerous and suspicious character is
the charge Shat holds negro named Tutu in the
Harbor Precinct Station. II appears Tntu hiss
Just finished contract he had with the State for
four years.
A man named Henry Goeverd, an empjoye OF
the Ocean Dry Dock, at half.past 10 O'Clock Mon
by piece OF falling timber and severely injured.
man named Alexander and one e. Bessie
were lodged In the Third Precinct Station,
charged by Chas. Il. Dsunaples with libel.
Yesterday by named Alexsndee Dumas had
one Of his toes mashed by oar No. 70 Of ,hs Royal
and Bourbon street line.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Bolster ny His Rank.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 16.--W II. Cusbman.
president of the First National Bank at
Georgetown, now in the hands of l.. G. Els
worth, receiver, proposes to his creditors to
release the bank and accept his personal obli1
cations for its Indebtedness; to pay one-fourth
twelve months His property is large and I'd
valuable, and If he is not forced to sell, # will
probably realize in excess of the indebtedness
of the bank.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

Lou1sy1hti7,, Oct. 1G.,-Dion .Bouclcault is
making great success here out of his irish
play Qf The Shaughran,' at Library Hall.
The play is well received, and Is being played
70 crowded houses, Notwithstanding the fact
that Monagen Macauley, Of Macauley's Opera
The difficulty arose out OF the fact that
Maeauley had engaged another company to
play the same thing at his Opera House La
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

Read Navra's inyitation 70 the China Palace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's,
ADJUSTMENTS. A

ACADEMY OF MUsrc.-Grand matinee to-day and
the usual performance ut night by Kelley "
Leon's Minstrel and Burlssque Company. The
programme will be entirely new.
On Sunday. remember, "Onr Boarding.
House" combination begin an engagement ct this
| theatre.
The PH1LHARMoHIcs.-The New Orleans
Philharmonic Society inform ns very kindly that
they will give another one OF their artistic enter
tainments (the eighth public rehearssl) on Mon
day next at Grunewa'd Hail. The entertainment
ill be the occasion Of the assemblage Of the elite
OF our city at Grunewald Hall.
isianais will give another Of their delia htfn en-
tertainments on Sunday evening next at the Oper4
House. "The Two Orphans" in French, will b6
the attractive bill. The performance this time
will be for the benefit Of the club fund. Tickets
one dollar,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Hawley for the Paris Expos,t,ou.

New YORK, Oct. 16-A special from Wash
ington says that Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, of
Connecticut, will be appointed chief commits
soner at the Paris Exposition when the com
mission Is authorized.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Preearing for a Wluter Campaisn,

LoNpoN. Oct 16-The correspondent of
the Times at Sistoya gives favorable ac-
rutnt of the Russian preparations for winter
\ campaigns. vast stUfp5 have beeti laid Iii 1T
depote along the road, but the mud is fright
full. On the road two miles south of Simnftza
bridge 1t takes eight horses and twenty men
pushing behind toget a light wagon through.
The railway from Fratesti TO Simntza Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
WAR NOTES.
TURKISH DISASTER.


LONDON, Oct. IA Russian official dis
patch states that Mukhtar pasha's army has
been routed and had been completely cut off
from kars In q battle which took place on
Monday. The Russians captured many guns,
prisoners and provisions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
National Hide and Aeaty,er Assoc,atiou

New YoRK, Oct 1e.-The first annual meet
ing of the National Hide and Leather Assoc-
alton was held in the Union League Theatre
to-day. Hon. Marshall Jewell, Of Connecticut,
presided. Isaac H, Bailey, OF the Shoe and
Leather Reporter, delivered long address of
welcome, and jackson s. Schultz, chairman
Of the executive committee, made a brief ad-
dress.
The officers Of last year were unanimously
reelected. No specified programme of busi-
ness being ready, the convention adjourned
until 10 a. In. tomorrow
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
tug Roat ATLANTIC Sunk

ST.. LOUIS Oct 16.-The tug boat Atlantic.
one of the most substantial boats of the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company,
with tow of barges, struck rock this morn
ing and sunk, ten miles below st. Louis. She
was valued at 200, and insured in Pitts
burg and Cincinnati Companies for $40 900. It
is believed she can be raised as her deck is
above wafer
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Superior CRIMINAL Court.

Superior Criminal Court.
PLEADED NOT GUILTY..
Burglary-Edwsrd Farrell Bond $780,
Embezzlement- Young.
Assaulting an offieer-Ed Sard Farrell. Bon.
$3.50.
Carrying concealed weapons-Jsmes Casey an,
Vim. Ovens.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Carrying concealed weapons Carrier
and Vim. Carter.
The following cases were continued ia oonse
quence OF the indisposition OF the District At
torDey:
Embezzlement- Morns.
Assault q, with intent TO murder-Geo. W. Bryant
and Thos King.
Carrying concealed weapsns-Frank Dspre-
more and Phillip Gleason.
SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons-Wm. CLARK hal
hour in the Parish Prison.
VIM. Garter, $50 or thirty days in the Parish
Prison.
GRAND JURY.
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday the
following true bills were brought in by the Grand
Jury:
State vs. Mortimer Carr, forgery two bills;
State vs. John Pickett murder, two bills
In the case Of DR.. Iipzer, charged with per.
jury, ip having sworn that he was licensed ply
siolan in suit to recover fee, the Grand Jury
made return OF "not true BILL"
The affidavit against Wee Wong Chung for en-
bezzlement was also dismissed.
second District Court.
Succession OF Peter Raump opened.
First District Court.
CONVICTED.
Laroeny-Fred Miller charged with robbng
John kistDer in q house of ill-fame on Union
street.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Larceny George 8. Rollins alias Charles
Heath.
CONTINUED.
Laroeny-Joe Sanders.
Assault and battery-Martin Lee.
Assault with intent to kill-Geo. Flohr.
NoLLE PRosEoU1.
Assault and battery-Henry Davis.
Fourth District Court.
Thos. Carey vs. Jerry OBrien, Suit for $3.50,
value Of mule which the plaintiff alleges was
killed by the carelessness Of defendant, O'Brien.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palaee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
JUDGE spOFFOHBs CREDENTIALS I'm
HANDS or SENATOR HAYAHD.
And Await the Decision of the Demo.
cratic l,anctls.

NEW York. Oct. 16--The Posts Washing
ton special says that Senator Bayard has
charge OF. the credentials Of Judge Spofford,
Senator elect from Louisiana, and will pre-
sent them to the Senate as soon as the Demo-
cratic catlcus determines on Its course. sena-
tor Christianey, who has been quoted as fa-
voring. the admission of Spoffortl. is now
classed as doubtful on account Of the rumor
that Judge Spotfords credentials are not alb
solutely perfect, and are In shape for techni-
cal objections.
Representative Dafrall, who was told TO
stand aside yesterday when the members
were being sworn, has two certificates. one
signed by Kellogg and the other signed by
Nichols. The objection In his case is not rts-
gafded sound, and he will undoubtedly be
sworn in
The Posts Washington correspondent saws
that IN q conversation with several Senators
after the adjournment Of the Senate this
afternoon, he found that opposition had
arisen, and that Judge Spoiford would not be
sworn In as Senator from Louisiana until
after the Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections had examined the case thoroughly
and. not then unless a favorable report is
made
The Republicans have decided to insist that
his credentials shall be referred to the com
niittee for investigation, and on this point
they assert that the Republicans will be
united.
Ex-tioy Kellogg is here, and is confident
that the Senate committee will not reverse ts
former course in his favor, and that Judge
Spoffofd will not be reported upon favorabiv.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Arrival Of the Abyssir,ia with Tilden on
ROarI.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 16-The steamer Abyssinia
has arrived from Liverpool at Sandy HOOK
and will come up to the city early In the
morning. 1t Is reported that Hon Samuel ]
Tilden Is aboard
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
He wanted to Dfe.

At half past O'Clock yesterday evening msn
named theodore Fleury, aged thirty years. resid.
ing corner Of Jersey and Lyons streets, attempted
to O, mmit suicide BY swallowing half sn ounce Of
lsudanum. The would. be suicide wss attended BY
DR.. Uminor who, after administering the proper
antidotes, pronounced him out OF danger.
Cause Of the rash act on Flsurys part was--
whisky
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

The Police Board met last evening ct the Uen-
tral Station, Mayor Pilsbury In the chair, and a
quorum OF the commissioners present.
Snpernumerary Fl. White rendered his resigna-
tion, which was accepted.
Supernumersry N. +. Warner was dropped
from the rolls, as Was also supernumerary q. W.
Harrett.
Patrolman p. Dahoney was repfimanded for
failing TO answer roll call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
knights Of ssytIlIas,

spR1NGErEbp, ILL.,, Oct. 16-The Grand Lodge
Of Knights Of Pythias of this State met In
this city to-day, Grand Chancellor Weillah, of
this city, presiding. The reports of the sew
eral officers of the Grand Lodge were pre-
sefted, by which the organization was said to
be in flourishing condition. In the after
noon the delegates Of the different lodges of
the State paraded and were reviewed by the
Governor and State officers
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
WussIau Utots

teiHbure states that there have been several
popular manifestations at Uracow and that
the authorities remained passive. There have
been also serious riots &c Sordton, during
which lao persona were killed and wounded
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Meeting Of the Kentucky Grand Lodge,
n. RnN A. M.

:. LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.-The Grand lodge of
L. and A. nj. OF Kentucky assembled here to-
day. There was large attendance and great
interest manifested In the business TO come
before the lodge The morning session was
consumed In the delivery by the Grand Mas
ter of his annual address and deciding num-
ber OF questions Of masonic jurisprudence
committee for distribution Past Grand Mas
tefs y. y. Fitch, Thos. Todd and Hiram
Bassett,
The afternoon session was taken up in re-
eeiving the children of the Widows and Or
which was so well delivered, that the audi
ence fairly loaded him down with silver, fill
ing bis hat, Wednesday was fixed upon as
the day for the election Of officers for the EN-
suing year. Campbell johnson. Of Hender-
son, will be elected, 1t is thought, Grand Mas
ter with but little. Il any. opposition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Tmrker Mants eareece to nisarr,.

LONDON, Oct l7.-A dispatch from Athen
says that Turkey has protested against th
recruiting, and proposes reduction In th
Greek army.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Resieglng kars Asain.

LONDON, Oct. l7.--A dispatch from Kare
states that the Russians have recommended
the siege of that place,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
A wrcstler's Challenge.

JAS, b. Owens, of st. Albans, Vermont.
has issued challenge to any man in the
world regardless OF size, weight or strength.
to wrestle. collar and elbow, best two out of
three falls, for purse of $1,000 TO $4,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
nnuMItaraina acIslnl,a ,a Eass.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from schipka
Pass says that the Turks recommended bonn.
baiyling that place Monday. The weather Is
fine and favorable for military operations.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Russians Honibaruins sul,u

MARINA, Oct, 1s.-The captain of steamer
which arrived here reports that the Russian
Heating batteries at The mouth of the Danube
have been bombatding Sulina for three
days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
MONEY ANN STOCKS.

Rt s@8 2 cent exchange clesed quiet at 1910 sss
Gold closed at io2B Governments closed steady
currency 6's l201s@l2os. Pacific Railroad bonds
closed as follows. Union firs,s 1e4lata1o5la .
land grants ias@1o3a, sinking funds eIss 0p45s
Gentrals a@10bs. The stock market was
heavy and lower this afternoon the decline
ranging from y to 2 v cent from highest point
Of the day The transactions to-day aggre-
gated 1sp, ,36s shares.
y ThH fnllnW nu ara the elnEinn hiiG
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

Among the departures last evening by the
favorite Mobile line were the following: Emil
Rohr, New York. G. J. White. Nashville; f.
Marx N York; Miss Lucy Gaskins, Washing
ton; Mrs A. Il. Greene, G. b. Greene and Miss
Electra Greene. Macon. Ga; VIM. B. Wood. New
York: l.. Picot and J. NJ. Bowling. Charleston.
s. c.; Albert Friedenthal, New York
J. P. Bowman, Miss 8. T. Bowman,
Baltimore; D. 7. Bowman. Salem, Va; J. T.
Montgomery. A. A, Montgomery and M r.
Rushing, West Point; Jean Ferrer. New York
Geo. Meyer, Atlanta: Paul A. Tuse. st Louis
y. Detwetter. Baltimore; W, E. Seebold, New
York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
The Mabel Lcouara Case,

New York. Oct. 16 The final proceedings
in the Mabel Leonard case were adjourned
until Tomorrow morning. Mabels mother
was released from prison to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
The workman en- mt Chicaeo

CHICAGO, Oct. 16-To-night the Working.
mems Industrial party held several largely
attended meetings in this city, and were ad.
dressed by number of prominent speakers
and leaders on the Workingmen's movement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
rleyna- -Tmrl.lsh Artillery xvtthtlraMm.

LoSDoN. Oct t7.--7A dispatch from Gorney
Htuten says that the Turks have withdrawn
their artillery from the Plevia redpubt and
laid
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.-Gen Harlat's APP
poihtment to the vacant Supreme Judgeshlp
is indorsed here by all parties and considered
a square knock down for Gen. Btstow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
wahNtar's Account not Vet Received.

LONDON, Oct. 1e,-A Uonstantinople dis
patch says that Muhktar pasha's account OF
the battle on Monday last has not yet been
tsax,piypd
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Ingersolrs Defense of Tom paxne

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 16.-The Evening Cal has
received over one thousand letters from all
parts of the United States asking for copies
of Col Ingersoll's defense of Tom Pavne. pub-
lished in last Saturdays issue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

New YORK. Oct 16.-At the offices of the
coal mining companies In this city thatim-
preston prevails that the coal niners' strike
is ended.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17

Go to Ofner's only for new and choice china
glass aud erockery.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-10-17
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.