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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04
TCommunicated.l
The Pacific Railway Tax

Editor Democrat I find in a communi-
cation in your paper of Thursday. over
the signature OF G. Ell. Tebault, NJ. d., a
statement to the effect that real estate is
the one single interest to be taxed for the
completion of the New Orleans Pacific
Railway, now being constructed slowly
by the unaided efforts of public spirited
men. DR.. Tebault, should Judge, is in
error in making the above statement, as
the act authorizing the people to vote
on the question has the following def
milton:
Section first of the act requires vote
OF the registered electors residing with
in the city. to determine whether a tax
OF five mills on the dollar on ALL taxa
BILE property shall be levied, etc, or not.
The Doctor has also omitted, hope in
advertently, to inform the public that,
although it is called tax, it is really a
subscription to the stock of the railway,
for which shares or parts of shares, at
once marketable, will be given for the
amount Of the so-called tax imposed
and collected.
ENGINEER.
New Orleans. May 4, 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04
HAYES BADGERED.
Louisiana Office Seekers Clamoring Tor
Federal Pap.
Jack Wharton and Albert Leonard In
High Favor.
Something Promised also to Pinchback
and George Carter.
Especial to N. o. Democrat

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The Louisiana
raid on the President continues with un-
abated violence. His Excellency says
that that State gives him more trouble
than all the rest OF the Union.
1t is pretty well settled to-day that
Jack Wharton will succeed Pitkin, and
that Leonard will be made District At
torney. The Naval office may possibly
be given to George Carter. 1t is re-
ported that Pinchback will be offered
an important West India Consulate.
BUELL.,
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WAR NOTES.
The Battle of Kars-Thc Turks Defeated
with Heavy Loss.

The Battle of Kars-The Turks Defeated
with Heavy Loss.
LONDON, May 3.-The Daily Netcs'
Paris correspondent says: A message
from Vienna gives the following ac-
count Of the battle Of kars:
The centre of the Russian army, forty
thousand strong, under Meliktetf, at
tackled Mouhtar, five miles from kars,
on April 20. The Turks fought des-
perately.
The Russians, supported by powerful
artillery, succeeded in dislodging them
from this position. Mouhtar called out
all the reserves, and attempted on the
3Oth to recover the lost ground with
10000 men, but was defeated and driven
back under the guns of Kars.
The Russians losses were conSidera-
BILE, and those of the Turks were enor-
nous.
The Turkish Posts I'm Asia surrendering.
The Turkish posts on the frontier Of
Asia have surrendered without blow
Fort ~. Nicholas UOmbarded by the
Turks.
The bombardment Of Fort Nicholas
has been resumed by the Turkish
s fleet. -.......
The Hostile Armies within Range of
Each other.
The Russian advance and Turkish
gunboats are within easy range in Rou-
mania, but neither are inclined to open
fire.
The Russian Losses i'm the Advance.
Great losses in the Russian advance
from fever and fatigue are reported.
No Mere Gas for Russian SeapOrts.
The Russians have stopped the manu-
facture Of gas at their Black Sea ports,
they fearing confiagrations in case of
bombardment.
The Danube to be Closed by Turkey.
The British Foreign Office publishes
dispatch from Mr.. Layard, announc-
ing that the Turkish commander on
the Danube has been empowered by
the Porte to close that river to all navf-
cation; to detain on requisition neutral
vessels, subject to indemniication, or
order them to repair or leave certain
ports, under penalty Of total confisca-
tion, or adopt any measures regarded
necessary by military exigencies.
Minor Notes.
Eight thousand Russians will be ex-
pected at Bucharest tomorrow. The
Turks are. burning villages opposite
Bucharest.
Declaration of a state of war between
Turkey and Roumania is imminent.
The Russian Consul General leaves
Egypt Saturday. The people of Egypt
seem unwilling to support Turkey,
either In men or money.
Metz VIII Not Receive the Emperor.
METZ, May S.-The City Council oI
Metz refused to vote money for the re.
ception Of the Emperor.
with the garrison to celebrate the visit
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TO perform police duty among
the Indians on the frontier
Ihese might be put under the command
OF Spotted Tail, with the nominal rank
Of major and subordinate to an officer
OF the regular army. He thinks that if
this half wild cavalry were subjected to
military rule and divided into compa-
MES, to be stationed at different apen-
cies and commanded by chiefs, they
would do efficient service as police and
scouts, and the government having to
return for its expenditures. It would
have q tendency, too, to keep quiet
some Of the restless tribes by depriving
them Of their chiefs, who would seek
this new service as officers Of q minor
grade, with good clothing and plenty Of
food. Gen. Sherman favors the scheme,
and Gen. Sheridan, while not entirely
approving it, is inclined to give 1t trial.
1t is questionable, however, whether it
would not amount In the end to educa-
ting the Indians to make more effective
war upon the pale faces the next time
the hatchet is dug up.
THE CUsT0M-HoUsE INVESTIGATION.
Full Publicity In the Investigat
Wanted by secretary sherman.
IN. 7. Tribune
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Assistant So
licitor Robinson, of the New York Gus
tom House Commission, who arrived In
this. city on Saturday, returns to New
York this evening. There seems to
have been some misunderstanding by
the commission in regard to the
desire Of the Secretary of the
Treasury touching the secrecy OF it's
proceedings. It is Secretary Sherman's
wish that during the examination of all
witnesses by the commission no meeting
shall be held in private, and especially
that the representatives of the press
shall be admitted. He believes that by
this publicity alone can the commission
obtain the information which it desires.
The daily publication OF the testimony
taken before it will attract the attention
Of merchants and others who know OF
| abuses in the management or the Gus
tom House, and who may thus be led to
furnish to the commission such infor-
nation as they need. 1t Is the Secre~
tary's desire also that all persons hav-
ing any knowledge Of irregular or dis
honest practices, or who can suggest
improvement in the methods Of con-
Quoting the business Of the Custom
House, shall communicate with the
members of the commission. Assistant
Solicitor Robinson or either Of the spe-
cial agents engaged in the work of in
vestigation will treat all such communi-
cations as strictly confidential.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04

Pearl so,pina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04

Scene in front Of Fifth avenue mansion-First
swell: Don't go in Augustus; her father has be-.
come bankrupt" "Pon honor, Chawles all the
more reason why 1 should continue my suit.
The old gent, like all bsnkrupts, is sure to come
in
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04

Of superior finish and beauty-in themselves an
ornament. It has, in brief time, attained
large and constantly increasing sale, confirming
the opinion of the best judges, that 1t ia equal,
5fnof superior, to the celebrated farina.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-04

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Gen. Sherman
and Indian Commissioner Smith held a
conference to-day with Gen. Sheridan,
who was summoned from the West to
consult with them in regard to the re-
moval Of the Sioux Indians to their new
reservation. Gen. Sheridan preferred
to await the arrival Of Gen. Crook at
Chicago, about the last of next week,
before giving his opinion. Commis.
sioner Smith suggested that it would
be we'll to organize the Sioux into
regiment Of irregular cavalry,
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THE EUROPEAN SYNDICATE.
A Bad Time for G0vernme emit Bonds.
IN. Y. World. |
THE REDSKINS
Apache Outrages In western Texas.
[Clncinnati Enquirer

ST.. LOUIS, April 3O.-By party of
hunters who have just arrived from
Texas are corroborated, and go to show
that the Apaches in that section have
been committing all sorts of depreda-
tions, numbering and robbing whenever
the opportunity is offered. Four or five
companies Of soldiers are now in the
Pan Handle, and will make it warm fer
the Reds when they meet.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-12
AK D 61r week 10 Agents. go O,tN freS
900 s 80 r. %. vlCxERY, Angusta, ,Hsins ne

| E1 ~ day q home. Ageuts wanted. Oaint and
| Vlk terms free. TRUE Co. Portland. Ne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-12

OK 000pcr day al home. Samples worth IS
0Oto0ZO free. St!nson 3 Co.. Portland. Me.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-12
Omaha and califsrnla Line
Green BAY and Marquette Line

IL the only lYne between Chicago and James ytIlt
Watcrtpwn .EsFonn du LAG, Oshkosh Appleton
Hrs.n Hnmsh,s BAY n.esnans seysanss M.rqnett'
Try. Its
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s1,As ssaho.s. vrs,ssrapA s,as,ons.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
l. Al Sioux City With Illinois Csa Al oaeax
City aA4 PaciAc AnA Sioux City a1d 81 Pal nm.
roads "a -
PassSnssr trsin going east connects q psvss
junction With, branch trains arriving as Pert.
lssdville At 1919 p M, ssd thsn coansetIre wi1A
Aoward's sta9es for Virginia, Hden, Hairyisw,
s ssasit, Csn,on aarr,:hsfl rlsndrsss. Liaveoa.
Big sioux River, and IRON lsavins PortlandviNe
st 10 p M. connscts at Davis Jnnction With
train going west,
$; A. Eix Point Nth stases for r,rca, Ses..
4. Al vermillion with stages fos Ioa,.y yxsvs j.
side, Turner. Bloomingdale and Einlhy
;. At Aeekling With stages f0s 81. anss.
8. AtGayvllle with stages for 81. HelsnA.
T.. Al Iankton with stages Tor alt points In
southern and western Dakota, and North Nsbsas.
"a and during the ssason Of nASigation with
Missouri River TranspoStalion Co0paniVs Lire
q steamers n ior Randall. Bruls, Pierre, s.lly,
hlcs. Bismarck Stevenson, oerthold. Bslbrd,
.Arrol and Benton. connecting ~ Pierre wt4
transportation wagons for the Black Hills. "
This Z the only Direct Route 70 shs
Black Hills.
GEO. Z. .'NxRcHANr. g
:. v. DxRRlcKsoN, OsnVS.psrtnts.6't.
AoeHt.
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'Fv-sJ ~ ttEFAFsKD.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
from Aissouri Valley to Chicago, and Cou.ci
Hufs to ST. Louis.
THROUGH Time Tab9e. in effect Nay u. 1879.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
i. At u. r. Transfer with Union Paciac Rall
,. Al Council Blum, with Kansas City, ST. Joe
and Council Rluns Railroad for st. Louis aud Ali
points south.
>. AhMis.ourt Valley With Chicago / North.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east
:. Al sioux City with Tho Sioux City and 81.
Paul Illinois Central and Dakota s6nthtfn Rail
roads. Steamers for upper Atsronri river, during
Northwest. i
+ 5. Al Bla!s with oMaha and North western X \
K fef Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
8. Al Fremont, Est., with the Union Pacific II.
Il. for Gtf potii|n WesIy and the PactAc eSeat
Z. Al Wisncr, with ttsgee for Norfolk And sl
points in Northern Nebrsaka.
~ Be snre your tickets read via &c. = PR.
a.. Ellis, Gen'l Ticket AR't,
k.1U31194. Sfpor. ttao dent. 4,
Z. S. BURTON PASSENGER Agent. Sioux Ctr Lag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
~ eGormid's

WtcNortttC6
@arYefer< 81 ~ r
MalGinerien pro 1917:
Ser McGormif 6arpelter, ieDr per.
bcilert in 9aipeI, YIattform uno 9ibibcr,
1T bic cinfadite, itarfite Hnb leiGtbcipcs.
lidlite Maidine, iuelde gum Gcrtauf aus.
9citclt pirb.
Der NoYanee &eaper ". Npmer.
Ginc bollfomncnc @ras- unb @ctrcioc-
Mdbmaidinc nit Gallablaee. 0icic Ma.
idine lit Der bette iclbitredcnoc @capcr uno
ais folder lang setonnt unO beliebt in Die.
fer Section.
Die bcrbeHertc TreiS. Grass d H.
moidinc lit Die %itdrtitc. rorSiiglidie Wia.
idine bieicr slrt uno mirb bon teircr anbc.
n I'M Warttc iibcrtrofcn.
New MeliabIe. 61a Su6 Shnitt. gu.
lan,men9cicster 0ropper mn Woipcr.
bic oben bc;eidncicn Mait;nen merbcn
uur unter Der bcfonnten @aranlic %bcrtauft:
v|outanoiae Satisfaetion oocr fem @erfauf."
.%ergebt nld)t, DAP mir in ct. Gloub itetS
NIT boIlltanbiecn 3eparatur-0e9en-
dmoe pcricben iino unb bieicIben ;m Ga>
hrifprcllen, cbne bic Gradt an;uredncn, Der,
3aberc Iusfunft ertbeiIt:
Geo. ~. Ireuscnrcih,
General. slaent.
.. n. Gilman, sl9cnt fir Stearns,
II. Subb ,GountD uno &eparatur- Nscnt
fir Cant. Centre.
Jos. 3eis, sscnt in ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02

-grobeeren unb .Yreis".
tomatoes, ionuie funfelneue 6ar.
benbrudbiloer, tpel4e als .Yrdmien"
ieitber 10 beliebt ,paren, tueroen bur@
cine reme Grl4einun9 auf Dem Teloe
iournalinij&en @ettitrcites in ben
6dutten aeftelIt. Die @ei9dftsleiter
eimeriin MiHouri eri&einenben Qano=
aeituuQ iinb, nm @ubicribenten an3u.
Sieben, auf ben ingeni0ien ginfaQ &C..
fommen. fir jebcn Nbonnenten, lei CT
nun 9uuseeiele Ober @itttOer. bic 8e=
tanntfbaft nit elmer bibi&en Same 5u
permitteln unb piellei9t nod ben bier<
gu n%otbwenoi9en einleitenben S9ritten,
.5er5 un6 6ano 6erielben Dem Mbon.
1nenten 5u Ii9srn. Sic grt unb @eiie,
ME bic Better jones Ylattes ibrem Yer=
ipreden 'na&fommen, bietet alles bis
jebt 9oseweiene. Sic Yortraits unb
2ebensbei&reibunsen Der @ubieri6en=
ten tueroen in cine, bic Der Sarasn in
'eine 3ueitc Urine setban, unb Damn gang
ME bel elmer QotterieSicbuns bic 9reHer
bnr4 einen Iusrufer betannt sema&t.
Srot beg 0orurtbeils, ipeldcs an ben
Sitten Der suten alien 3eit bdnsenbe
Yerlonen se9et Elm ioI&es Vcrfabren
baben m0sen. bietet oaiielbe bod man-
4erlei GortbeiIe bar; Der 8etreTen6e
5abIt einfa4 ieinen Mbonnementsbetros
i'm 8oraus, ididt feline pbotosrapbi1de
Tiiientarte Elm, ienbct Elm StoBsebet.
gu benz SimmIiiden uno tuartct, ,uas
bas e@idiaI linn brinst. Ob bic
Gbancen fir ben GrfoIs nidt ebenio gut
fnh, als ,ucnn Der 8etreifenbc in ben
bon ibm frequentirten @eleQidaftstwi=
len lid cine 9cbenssefdbrtin iudt, lit
our 3eit nod cine oHene Grase +; auf ale
TdQe aber trift Der @orwurf fir eincn
MiBcrfols tueoer ben Seiratbs= Ganbi=
baten nod bic Dame, ,pelGe oasn Be-
itimmt ieiu ioQte, i'm BON benz Mlein-
fein, BON benz bic s9rift iast bag es
ni9t sut'iei," 5u erI0ien, %ionbern lebis=
lid oos Ieioisc s@idial. ST Scr Ssi=
'ratbslntise perIddmt. 10 eripart er iid
bic Miibe, ieiner Musertorenen, ODER
'pielmebr Der linn pom @9idlal be-
itimmten Dame feline @efible su ertld-
rem, Senn ale e4ritte, bic CT mad Ter
3iebuns unternimmt, perben als NIT
&adli@t auf baloise @erbeiratbuns &C.
than, o~nseieben. Bel elmer 3ic5uns,
'pel4e Dor einisen Sasen ftattfano,
ipuroc Der Same zines jeoen sliidlibcn
Sublcribenten Ron Der @lotform per-
%fiinoist, Der Name Der Same ober se=
beim sebaltcn uno bon benz @el4dns=
1ubrer nur ibr MeuBeres, uie es ii9 mad
Der Photographic ersob, bel@rieben-
9Sir ,poacn boH~n, oaB oaour9 feline
Mibuertanoniiie b%erporscrufen ,psroen
uno baB SunsseIe0e MIlIer ooer
S4ul;e, ,ueI@er bas Slid batte, cine
lilienslei@e, reisenbe siunse Dame III
",ieben", ni4t Su ipdt ausfinoet, baB
muir bic &unit beg photographer es
mar, uel3e ieinen SreHer in einen en-
gel BON Mnseiidt %oertpanoeIte, ober oob
Der @itttper Mtepcr, pelter cine 8riinette
getponnen battc, nidt an Gnoc cine
BLONDE oocr rotbbaariae S9Dnbeit lein
@lsen gu nennen s%eSpunsen. Muf
1ol9e nnfdlle muB man lid porbereiten
ano es piro Demjenisen, pcI6er nod
Dem vMinouri. Ylan" in Ben 6ofen Ter
CHE einSuloufen beabli6tist, nur 1uenie
''iisen, 'penn er bon @utb Dem arsIiiti=
gen 3sltnnss6erausseber i@reibt : SD
nerS'dte auf bic fernere 3ulenouns
Sbres 8lattes!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-08-02
Minnelpta 6Qu6
WtabIirt 1860
Serrmann QarF,
DON
8. Cperbe6,

SO. 80 @oiabel strabc, ct. saul, Nainn.
Sbigcs Sams ipiro iett tpicbcr bon mir ae-
Dditen uno miro es mein 8eitrcbcn lein,
SaEelbe in frilercr @ciic fortSufibrcn.
aB- EaNaaiere merhen irci bon uro mad
ben 2epots bcforocrt.
~ @utc staluns uub @aher iino bcim
Sans.
IS 6errmunu6 orff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-05
LITERARY NOTES.

Miss Dora Greenwell, has Just published
m Iprlaud a volume called "A Basket OF summer
Fiu.t." edo Heated 10 the American EVangelis's VINO
lately visited England
Prof Sidney Colvin viii contribute to the mex
number Of The Nincccuh Century reply to Sir G'oel
So defiance ~ The Restoration OF old edGces
in Mccmataa's Nagasipe iorJn|'
"Dollv; Novel; by Mrs. Burnett, author
OF That las O. LowriCs," is announced by Porter
Coates Philadelphia, who viii also publish = me y b
rooms nj BrauUcy; or, Toe Great Hotel speculation "
7. s. Arthur. -
A Russian archRologist, Prof hondakof,
has lately published History OF the Byzantine ATT a"
Iconography" drawn principally from the miniatures IN
the Greek Manuscripts. 1t is said to contain much new
and interesting matter.
Robert Carter s. Brothers viii issue, early
This Fall the autobiography OF the Rev. William Arnot
The distinguished Scotch divine, and the eighth volume
o. DAublgres Reformation in The Time OF Calvin
completing his great series.
Paris is looking with eagerness for the prom
iscd new romance by Octave Teuille Los Amours de
Pbiljppe" shortly 70 he published tho Cslmann Levy
Series Tns tile suggests companion 10 1he no
nance Of "a Poor Young Man"
The AfhenacHm critcises Mr.. Habbertons
"B,rton Expcriment" as d" joval piece OF temperance
literature the phraseoogy, most Of IT, written IN tne
queer American vern1cnar-a branch OF the Ehs''h
spoken langlag' peculiar 20 i'seu -
A Presbyterian minister of Adrian, Michigan
The Rev. John G. nI is about to publish Hints ON the
I8,.,,rat,o, and Delivery of Bible Readings" II Will
eani,in n compilation 81 Bible readings by prominent
ministers of dih reut denominations
A poitfoho of Fac-Simile Copies Of Original
Letters Deeds ETC., bywam and Hannah PENN repro
duced v the autoype process has iust been published
in London One OF lie nine documents Is letter rom
Penns wife, Philadelphia, 1900 about tls desolate
land"
In preparing the material for his fOrthcom-
ing " Domestic Cycopedia," Prof f. L. Youmans has
taken extraordinary precautions 20 insure absolute ac-
ouracy lie has taken ana furnished a house uptown
where every detail be treated In the cyelopeda Is
tested by the criterion OF practical experience This Is
science applied TO housekeeping.
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Melyn Dewey, its managing Editor, presents plan
for what ne calls The Coming Catalogue" library
manual covering 5000 or 10000 utes o. books ecne-
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ors on the plan Of the Boston Public Library ana tLe
Onpcv catalogues Such manual would he q further
DEVELOPMENT Of the plan OF r. i. Perh'ns's "Best
Reading" Which stops short al titles and sign oes-
ton n relative value It's proposed % induce thc l
ing Librarians 90 take part IA the preparation on cue"
manual. winch should he kept IN type lOf lcNIsVH ~
each new edition should be called i0r
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