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c17stcd it, the assets Of the Charter Ok
has revealed condition OF thfnss which m, 77n<s
says il a. remarkablc ~ ,,vthn1 -s.a..,r 10
in insurance h;..a~, NJ iese"tls feeofoeo
nsotaAse u1etofy.s ihe real estate, the canse OF
a. Inc fonble, Is located In Broad street aud
Broadway. This property ie now owned hv the
Charter Oak corn.nr .na !. ,1.,.d 49, s
ya1ned at "a ooc nnc s"o a. p1aeea as an nsse1
- - - - w. o'o: 1afee experts we're obtain
ea " ine insurance Commissioners to examine and
csumate its value, and they reported IL worth hut
81, B45 OOO When fhe chorto+ o.ty ~. ~. :;
trouble 4 .5ort t;n,a s;nca IL r,,.n.- a w.. "
President of fha nior,I iaGHtJ d. utuI1, slGc-
Charter t3,k ~ 'e'e@a A14e' eeeu1ea IL 6ne
MoRrc. .or n,o,, n,,,, 3,
for ssofo M ~ Mt;xI u.uM THIS fRorEkTf
ertv rccriv"d hi aanm nan owner OF lne prop.
w. s1io5 g. ". Soov IVY anu Inc other $'0o, o00
whe ~ ,,s1 feaaan; ~ This is what Fnrber did
n.m1 .n9xat pnt IN Sov ooo cash and made tae Com
ei he Sen and ts ananel
oerass .ns steek Alter doing this he made an
4E5eenlent IN winch ne gave tue Charter Oak Life
, 1877-07-01
CASUALTIES,



Special Dispatch fo 7ae Tribune
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June 9D.-TLc section
of coantr' located west Of this city was visited
oy terrible tornado last evening. Houses
were blown down, trees uprooted. and cattle
earned through the mir like feathers. The
house Of Mr. Nash, WHO lives eight milcs in the
country, was blown down and his wife killed. by
falling t''nbcrs. The daughter Of John Adel~
man, esc:p.u from tho house, but was caught
up by the wind, wh!rlcu runnd through the air
llAe up, nntl ,lnellel to tic earth. She died
at 1 O'clock this afternoon. It was the worst
blow ever experienced here.
Special Dispatch to The Ty7bsne.
MAAoA, ILL.,, June W.--rhis afternoon at
O'Clock this locality was visited by tornado.
witlch seemed to organize op1y atout half a
mile west of the town, Us reports from brYonJ
that limit state that the win.i Was not of dan,
Eerous nature. In town several houses were
blown dow;, the stecple Of the Methodist
Church was carried otf and reduced to rubbish.
hundreds OF trees broken or llprooted, aud veg
etatlon stripped 6y the accompanying lail- NJ
lives reported lost. The, storm lastru eight
minutes.
, 1877-07-01
LABOR CONTROVERSIES.
Tie New York Tribane'a Contest with tho
Printers Unton-Union paelno Employees
Notified of Another ReductIon-The Eric

| Tie New York Tribune's Contest with tho
Printers Unton-Un1on paeiEc Employees
Notified of Another Retiuction-The Eric
Troubles.
Special Dispatch ts The Tribune.
NEw YoRK, June 30.-The Sun says Thomas
Rocker, foreman OF the Tribune composing
room. started for Florida yesterday, having first,
it is said, transferred his share of Tribune stock
to a nephew.
At $50 o'clock last evening there
we're thirteen men and boys at work
ut cfghtr-two frames in the Tribune
composing-room, aud a solitary youth
sat Id tho proof-room comparing copy and read
ing proof. At the sumo time ordinarily eight
men are required for the work.
1t was run,oTed yesterday that IJay Gould had
sold his Tribune stock, and the rctronchmcnt
proceedings Of the trustees On Wednesday last
were forced by the retirement Of tho Irib,.ue's
financial hacker. It is also said Whitclaw
Reids contract as editor will expire On the 18th
OF November, and he moved the reduction In
order to get another engagement.
There Is considerable excitement about the
newspaper Offices in regard to tue strike at the
Tribune. 1t ID alleged on the one hand that the
Office has shundreds Of galleys Of standing mat
ter, but must succumb at tie end Of a few days.
The Tribune appears with ten pages tins
morning, with 4 prominent advertisement for
forty cotnpositors and proof-readcrs, only lew
minutes late. The Tribune officials say no tlil-
hcu1tr IS apprehendeq ln future. NO Union
men VIII DC employed. There are many print
ers ~ tue streets, bafrooms, ETC., but apparent
y al are good-natured-
70 e"e 1,'aa nsan1 IN A5aoe'aMa T.e Ma:a f'ess
cn m aunS, yu4u a'os - o anso.9e ~ i5s ap
lts prlntere. II announces: aa however. tnat gooa
composiIo1s ca1 AZ nuT STEADY suploy1nens at ~
eents Pc I,oov, i IVY t OF 1nfee eAperienecd
pIoo..Eeauels Gu aleo se' pefnfaeh' SITUATIONS
Sptfiai Dispafeh "a to 9at Tribune
7n;an Poc; snnl.,yce hoxa h"os; eoro;, a. se
dnnad frtn, n II per 'ert hso7,n;nr uIu Tir
NV NV vnpy II ,,ne n n w tro,'i,in ~ n4 Du
,os ns ~ hsen eyner;onced a1on" ~ ~ H. n"t
tha FL -, Rofiroad In c~,ncsr,aro NV tha S nS -
tinn ti1n ' nt the wages At omnlnxcs NJ A1hntt
, 1877-07-01
The HAZElT0N UPRIGHT,

There il no better test OF The superiority Of md
eica1 instrument than the anxiety manifested to
cure 1t BY people who in position to judge uf
it, merits For number of years the Hazelton
Upright Piano has hecn The favorte wherever its
name has been known. In appearance 1T IL the
most elegant piano ever manufactured, and In
action. purity, volume. and durability it has
cgual even among Its most Dreientious rivals. 1t
has al the strength Ut the square grand, and In
its construction ill that make these pianos attract
I've llas bren introduced. Old manufacturers pro-
nonnce it gem, and those who have used it r':-
fuse any other. Peton d. PomeroY, agents, 1o2
State street.
, 1877-07-01
The LANCASHIRE.

Special Dtspotea to The Tribune.
NEW YonK, June 8o.-It is now known IT,.
the loss by the St. John FIRE to the Lancasn,-'
Insurance Company Of England will not
over s30D000. R. ". Hosmer & Co. arc t j:
Chicago agents for tho Lancashire. These co:
paratt7ely light losses will be pad BY draft =.
the home Office at Manchester.
, 1877-07-01

The managers OF the railroads centering in
this city arc determined to make a good fnan-
cal showing this year, If it does neccssitatc the
cutting down OF the salaries OF their employees
Only day or two ago the Lake Shore g. Aicti-
gan Southern Railroad reduced the salaries Of
al its employees 10 per cent, and now comes the
Michigan Central and announces similar re-
duction, as follows:
On and after July /. 1877, reduction Of 10 per
cent will be male in the compensation Of all off,
cers and employees Of every grade in the service Ut
this Company who are now receiving over 10 cents
per hour, 81 per day. or $50 per month. Where
reduction OF 10 per cent would reduce the pay of
any employe below the amounts above named. the
pay OF such shall be fixed at 10 cents per hour 81
pr day, $50 per month, respectively, according
to tue present mode Of computing pay. Br order
OF the President.
II. B. LHDYARD, Gen'l Sapt.
This is the third reduction on the Michigan
Central Railroad Hithin one year. A reduction
Of 10 per cent was made about year ago, an
other OF 5 per cent was ordered about two
months ago, and now an additional 10 per ccut
is taken Oft, making a total reduction In one
year Of Is per cent The employees Of the roads
which hare not yet made a reduction are In
great trepiaation, expecting their turn 10 come
next.
, 1877-07-01

WHITEHALL, N. T., June S0.-Thc Montreal
s(ccncr-trlu, bound north. this morning was
wrecked near Patterson Station TN tho Lake
Ctanlpiain Division Of the Delaware 4 Hudson
Canal Company's Kailroad, by sliiing EN-
banklncnt. Tie engineer, named Leland, WAS
killed. and tho fireman hurt. The passengers
arc reported all safe.
, 1877-07-01
a FlRST.c ASS ERAtln

NEW YoRK, June 30.-Ailer and Bauer, ttc
Graeco-Amercan wscstlcrr, mct Tonight in the
Rink. Miller took the first fail Bauer the eec-
ond, and, while the athletes were struggling for the
final fall, the police entered anu stopped tie
wrestling on the grnlnt TINT it was Sunday porr-
fn., People pfescnt regarded the whole affair rs
d fraud.
, 1877-07-01

QUBBEC, June W.-Wlliie carriage contain
ing Mrs. Falkcnburg widow Of the late baron
Ea!kenburg, and two fricutts, WIS crossing a
bridge over the Monttnorcncy River yesterday,
lD miles from the city, the bridge gave way,
prceptating the party to the bed III tic stream
aud killing Mrs. Faikensurg.
, 1877-07-01

Tbs Turkish and Russian war haa no connection
with the Palmer Housc Turkish and Nussfan hath&
and the grand swimming bath is not section Of
the Danube, as some might suppose. Here all III
tiunalities meet in good fellowship and happy.
, 1877-07-01
m Mf1cIcAt PEOPLE.

Remember that Lewis 1 Newell, Of the Chicago
Nustc Company, l5a state street, arc practical
men in the music business Musical merchandise
of every description At lowest prleea.
, 1877-07-01
REAL ESIATE AUCTION.

Parties who aso able to t4ka advantage OF tho
pfeeens depseasioa In real estate will ind N ax-
cellent opportunity IN the sae to b. made By Will
lam A. Cutters i Co., 1t theff auction fooms, LIB
md LOO Wabash ayenae, on Monday morning,
July 9. Ehs property 1rnst ba sola. Call and get
plAt-
, 1877-07-01
GREAT BARGAINS,

See advertisement OF George Il. Clarke i Co. on
our first page There Is no doubt In regard to the
great bargains to be gotten there
, 1877-07-01
4 ssh PRIZE

IL to be awarded at our coming Exposition to the
dentist presenting the finest and best sas Of tsesh
Judges chosen by the contestants. For further
iieu1ara addreaa urs. HcChehneJ, corner Of
* and Randolph streeta- Just such ~ they
III exhibit are inserted for s. 4 set-
, 1877-07-01

IL the host machine for heavy or light work. II
does not oil the thread nF goods Prices A. low ~
eny frst-class machine in the market Wheeler d
yi.aun sewing ~uoachine Office 155 St&te street.
, 1877-07-01

These figures are eminently satisfactory, and
are q good pruof OF the thorouehness with
Which the publishers have gotten up their booi
Iu typographical appearance, and SO far
can be Judged from cursory inspection in ia
completeness, it is fully the equal OF previoe4s
publications.
, 1877-07-01
GAY.

Mr.. Gay, the architect Of the Rockford Court
House, has an illustrated article defending bis
work in this wock's number OF the american ArcAt-
tec& and Buitd,nJ NeHs. which can be Ind Of the
ueMatlcnlera.
, 1877-07-01

CLEVELAND, o., june 3O.-About II O'Clock
this n'or1lidg, during light thunderstorm,
Frank IIawn, accompanied! bv 4 boy named
William Kelley, drove tenn of horses under
large tree near youngstown, O., for elcltes
fhe :ree was struck By lightning, killing llawn
and Kelley, und the team.
, 1877-07-01

t'sppidag 'spiaa ~ H. nd TIE spesia Commission
While so%e inc ehef '5 s'dSo' s A nof
10 ne reason'nEA Involved. In tha sctierhanfs RI
All Of thys ySe willbe apparent 70 ne*sy al II nes
,nett poiacies to a1e laet aal ns a:!rw them to
;e, GG ooasnt up Y thote wh, ,*stey ea,nei tbs
, 1877-07-01
PihNO-f0RTES TUNED

and repaired or polished BY competent work
men at reasonabls prices. Terms mAde BY the
year Tbs Root j. Sons Music Company 15d
State street.
, 1877-07-01
LAO, l::.6 100, 817 80,

Total population as shown b. number vt
names recorded, allowing 3k persons to each
name:
Chicago 14D, 1aG by 3H ..... ..........;21 D4l
St Louis. 10U S07 by 3H H....A... .3S4, :}!5
Excess of Chicago 39. $40 By IN -1s7. dla
The following table gives Allc comparative
number Of persons following the principal Pro-
1essions aud employmcnts III this city aud st.
T,uuis.
, 1877-07-01
A DELICIOUS OF COCOA

is easily made. Ask your grocer for the prepara-
tiou made By Waiter Baker i Co. 1t is henlthfal
and stimulating, and far Less injurious than tea or
coffee.
, 1877-07-01
If{eE.AKETt fSfTKEFn.

PoTTsy1LLE, Pa., June IA coal breaker at
Forcstvillc, near this place, owned BY Whitaker
u CO., Of Philauclpha+ was totally burned this
morning. II was valued at $5U,UU0.
, 1877-07-01

Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
GALENA, Ill, dune 30.-A dispatch just re-
cciVed from Dallas, ILL.,, annouuycs the bursting.
Of tile stca1n-pipe on the KIN. l.. packet Red
Wing. Ed N'ainey, of this city. an old river
man, and The Steward OIL board the Red Wing,
is reported missing His friends here fear tl.s
worst. Whitney is we'll known Oil the Missis-
slypl =! tho way from st. Paul to New Or
leans.
, 1877-07-01
ALWAYS ADMIRED.

delightful olor, from 4 weil-drcssed lady OF
ecrtlcman ia aways admired, and Dr. Pricc's Alfsta
Bouquet, Pet Eoec, or Floral Riches will produce
that desirable effect
, 1877-07-01
1HE FOUNTAIN SPRING HOUSE,

lHE FOUNTAIN SPRINa HUUSE.
at Wnukesha, Wis, is DOW open for sumfn =
guests. Afr. Albert Cleveland, late OF tie
Grand Pacific, IS manager Of this elegant resort
Accommodations drstclass, and prices reason
ah1a.
, 1877-07-01

FATHER Po1Sr, June D.-Arrircd. Sar1lar
tia, trom Liverpool.
LONDON, June 30.-Steamships Victoria, from
Boston, and Arragon and France, from New
York, have arrived out.
, 1877-07-01

city to the verdant Bols. What q day it wa4
| Ninety degrees and more IN the shade. NJ
} a cloud In the sky to break tho hot monotou,
Not Breath Of wind, nor drop Of rain. Still
there VILE some refreshing comfort In tho ril
pling sound Of the water as the tiny boats plowc
through it, aud tue Mendon HILLS, SO green, Il
shadowy, seemed plying and pleasant to til
ere. Happily, too, It is only step from til
landing Stage at Longcha1nps to the race-courst
or, indeed, don't know how We should eve
have got to it. "Alls we'll that ends we'll"
| There was goodiy tirong OF carriages at II,
chief entrance to the course By tho time I a1
rived. Not many maIls,n but great show o
almost every other sort Of respectable turuuu
you could Imagine, from the magnificent greer
and red barouche of Spanish Count, with It
four splendid horses, and outriders in STUNT tn
ous grccn-and- gold livery, to the humble Vic
toria, dragged by knocl, -knccd, weary cocoth
LoNaUHAMP3
Is as different from EPSON as 1t woll could be-
It has neither the fun nor the vul-
garity Of the great British gatt,-
cring. Order and administration combine
to make it cmtnently sober. There is little
crowding, despite the presence Of the hundred
thousand people lnassed upon the pdlouse anu In
/ the Ehcclate du pesaYe and SO far the adyant-
Hse nes ~ WIN tne rlenGn lncettng. W INC
n,,,n41sss @ ue d RanS o.
] k!c Soun''eoa a'tu ~ ps1es VI Lie
Cockney carnival; raise noses arc con
si,natinn an4a5a ,0+ ;nto n uoSencc; pea
| eaoota"S est1e.a wv tns1 oar tcspectapic ;
tueas, 1'' ~ s.1n w u4uu sens YOU'D
@ oe @srns,Hn - soneennE n,oe'ngs abnormal
might with a certain shon OF reason apply the
| accusing proverb TO ourselves: I'VE take our
plsasalSs Sadly" It 1ong;haaps; o., Jet us say,
tha,,.r, = as 80. ~ e.sgua ~ s
nHtm t1nt 1 ~ X e onust lew u t1o
| 10 ~ ~ a1<as!soans, ~ dosa., ines.'u1lon'
4no atsenoanee nas
o,thor Msnr nc,s ~ rreSnn+sd A1 fpss1, fpsuA. r
~ i+ "as 49, ,h u,ehsco noni a co1nlHs ny
tac noass nu.oet, ea!elese " tne
eoI., auu p''i. e'1lpy tin W en5uslng countly
sladns' ~ the Rnis ftom whanco + +Sev pnsI ,i
sra IT, y, fajnt ,i,,nso ~ ~ .ney coud
Esv u; IN thc heamtV of The 1andaan suct en '%n;.
hearts content. Il is pretty scene ono nj I pets
f;n from the n,,,o Mood On stsx.. the Lett lie the
Tfnnd with ,+< si1nder' "hr,s hn eaat,.. 's.a,na
en h;,,h abore tbe e,,a1 a,,,.as tS e;,
rs,a = r.n;nd ,,s af tho "oeTcs taas stn
in tho foreground, Stands tic windulilma @ i wini,
.hat hnt ~ trees anS4he trownfrs ~ ~
Va1ereu tnnc Win its pri.s, vsils iises sna ~
bagracks Ths il snread ont rght a1 N
front Of rou. Toa have very 70 aood sic st@ht ania "a
geo asla-gsss; yoa can ca I syop DISTINGUISH t9e
.ea ,.s s'h, ~ NC ~ LAG e9'oeo'ia 1llo
ulS ~ ah1n,. hu3m = n,.,,,1- .orsha, 1,a,1,h A.,
Norcca1e drive m and tnnis tSer nia,.a. n ,b sI
th amasssdors ~ Mtn;sters 'rM and th ,thar ~su
ot;,,ai e .ran1"os rnn@ tha Miuts at," tmo gensr
t1nJ ~ n,i.a 54a,s. ts .nisssSs ~
poris SrI atc M 40 Enus+e,. nI 81,
na1;a y. Ha's' ~ NJ ~. % ae rouI1ou ~ and de
snoEf;no "ean innp;nS nsent ~ oro iat1er
spoFluE Au imposing grnS hal},
, 1877-07-01

BosToN, June 30.-MyrA aged 10 years,
] daughter OF Mrs. George W. Phillips, Of llarr.-
son Square, iiel from iuiurics received 1T tire
Silver Lake explosion.
, 1877-07-01

tHE HEHlnlh*
WASHINGTON, D. c., July liza n.-For the
lake region higher pressure, stationary Or lower
temperature, winds mostly from The west, partly
cloudy weather, and rain areas. *':
LucA1 OBSERVATION.
, 1877-01-21

CITUATION WANTED-DY 4 WOMAN TO GO OUT
y 10 wash, or will lake washing ut home. 13J Ew-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
[Cincinnati Enquirer. |

IL Congress orders an investigation
1t will be found that the department is
misrepresenting an alarming condition
Of our relations with Mexico. It is
beyond dispute that Minister Foster
has communicated with this govern
ment that Diaz's treatment to him was
insulting to a degree that would not be
tolerated by any government having a
disposition to resent indign1ties heaped
on it. Seward, assistant secretary,
cited the sending of Gonzales to the
Rio Grande with 1900 men to cooperate
with our government in suppressing
border outrages as an evidence OF the
good intentions Of Diaz, but the facts
as received by private adviees are that
this demonstration was made in the
hope Of forcing the recognition OF Diaz :;
and, further. that the troops never
reached the Rio Grande, but have been
ordered to another point. III the State
Department makes public the recent
correspondence with our Mexican Min
lister, the average American will be
ready to second any aggressive move
ment which may be ordered to con-
vince the Greasers that this is the most
prosperous country in the world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
EQt1INOCTIAL TELEGRAMS.
A GALE ON THE SOUTHWESTERN
COAST.
Heavy Rain Fall at Various POinfs-Over
six Inches of Water Falls Here
In E0fty-eIEht Hours.

The following is the Temperature at the
various points named, as reported by the
Signal Service kilograms furnished by Ser
geant Brown, of the Signal Bureau, and indi-
eating the state of the temperature at the
points named, at D. m. yesterday:
Cairo GO degrees, Cincinnati Ge, Galveston
90, Keoltuk 20, LaCrosse II, Leavenworth ~.
Louisville e5, Memphis GA, Nashville 65.
Omaha u.s., Pittsburg So, Shreveport. II, st.
Louis GO, st. Paul II, Vicksburg 80. Yanlston
I'd. II IS, Augusta (Ga1 so, Corsicana Tex.)
II. Mobile II, Montgomery 67, Savannah "a,
New Orleans rs, and Key West 30.
Rain was reported yesterday at Vicksbnrg,
Mobile and Montgomery. At the former
place the rain fall for the eight hours ending
at 3 45 p. IN. was
NEARLY FIVE INCHES.
The rain fall here for tho eight hours end
ing at 3 :45 p. m. was one inch and half.
The Galveston wires were down again yes
terday, but the signal service reports for u
portion of the day previous for the eight
hours ending at 3:45 p. M, were received, In
dicating a rain fall of 29-l00 inches; at mid
night $780, and for the eight hours ending at
8 a. m. 1t was 6-10o of an Inch. At that hour
the wind there was high, but had been blow
ing q
PERFECT GALE
for the previous sixteen hours. and in fact
nearly all day on Monday, the direction being
from the northeast until yesterday morning,
when II changed and came directly from the
north. The reports for yesterday afternoon
show brisk to fresh winds at every point noted
in the temperature" Indications the We
locity at the principal points being as follows
Cairo IL miles per hour Cincinnati g. Daven-
port 10, Dubuque g. 1ndianola, Tex,
TwENTY-FoUR MILES PER HOUR,
and from the north; Keokuk 6; Lacrosse
Wis, IA, Leavenworth 6, Louisville s, Mem
phis 10, Nashville9.
Here, at AS p. M, the velocity was % miles
an hour, Omaha IL, Pittsburg 6. At Calves
ton on Monday night the velocity was 45
miles an hour, at midnight 1t was so miles an
hour, and yesterday morning "a miles an
hour; Shreveport 16, St Louis 8, St. Paul 7,
vicksburg IL, Yankton s, Augusta, Ga, 8,
Corsicana 16, Key West 4, Mobile 16, and Sa-
vannah 10.
CAUTIoNARY SIGNALS
are continued up at Galveston, Indianola
Mobile, st. Marks, and at New Orleans, and
at the hour Of the closing Of this report last
night there We're no indications of let up in
the equinoctial.
The rain fall here in the city during Mon
day night was three inches and seven-tenths.
and during Yesterday up to 345 p. m. was
two and a half inches, making total of six
and one-ifth inches. The barometer at a. m,
indicated 20 :65, p. M. % 80, and p m 20 so.
The rain here and above caused rise in the
river of one foot for the twenty-four hours
ending at p. m. yesterday.
The following were the variations of tenn
perature, according to the thermometer
{Fahrenheitl at DuhamePs store, on Canal
street, yesterday:
M, N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
IN. Y. Gfayhic,1

The recent savings banks failures have
resulted In q very general demand from
all parts Of the country for the national
government to enter that field. The
Cincinnati Gazette wants Congress 10
authorize three-sixty-five bond for as
low q figure as S25, and from that up, TO
be sold at par for currency, and the
Chicago Times suggests q four per cent
bond OF $40 and upwards. The Herold
Of this city wantg government postal
bank like that In Great Britain, and
from all parts OF the country come de-
mands for the general government to
supply some means by which
the poor can have some certainty
In the investment of their savings. We
think 1t not unlikely that Secretary
John Sherman will make a suggestion
Of this kind TO Congress. There is
great deal Of money that can be lent to
the government for low rate Of inter-
est, and 1t will be another tie binding
the poorer classes to the Federal au-
thority. AS We write, we hear of the
failure Of a savings bank even In Masss-
chusetts. Say what We will against a.
paternal government, there is a very
general impression that somehow the
very poor should be protected in their
efforts at economy; that State laws
should not be permitted to authorize in
stitutions that are unsafe and which
teach the lower strata OF society that
economy and frugality are useless vir-
tues. By all means let some measure
be adopted by the coming Congress
which will enable the poor TO invest
theft money safely.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
The poi,ny ot the French Government.

PARIS, Sept. te.@Duke De Cazes at Lii
speech, evidently intended as o contradiction
OF the reports that the Cabinet would en-
dsavor to distract attention from home affairs
by an aggressive forsign policy.
He said: II can affirm that there Is not q
single power which doubts the sincerity Of
the Presidents pacific sentiments. which are
shared by the whole Of France. All the
powers ate assured that the government
would refuse with energy TO associate itself
with o propaganda, from whatever quarter
Ii might come. which might be n source Of
trouble or danger to her neighbors.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
yhs Russians preparing winter CAMPS.

LONDON, Sept. ts.- The Ddiiy Netrs' CORES
pendent at Vienna reports that Ten. loatle,
ben. the defender Of sebastopol, has received
orders to prepare plans for ifgrtltying winter
camps III Matphp, 1Iirgoya. Sistova and Mix
opois. ..,,....,,. ..,..
II It comes to the worst. Niltopolis, where 9
STRONG depot Is to be established, will be held
at all hazards. All fresh troops, meanwhile,
are directed TO the Jantra line.
The Times bucharest correspondent says
The Russians al Plevna arc moving ZIP NOR
tars and Siege guns and receiving reinforce
inents Of infantry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
The Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1s.-FIRsT RACE
Richards Typhoon Az, Ward Il Gradys En-
light 2:s, Warren V. Toy Embower ga, Har-
per's Early Light distanced. Time-1 a,
1861.
SECOND RAcE.-Dash of three-quarters of a
mile; eighteen starters; McGibbon's Sinnock
first, Leslie < Scully's Fairy Queen second,
Grinstead's Ambuseade third. Time-1 :231aa.
THIRD RACE.-Dash of one mile; ten start
ers: Mohair first, Tillie Brent second, Herit-
age third. Time: l: :52H.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
news From, STANLEY.

LONDON Sept 49, Dispatches received here
state that stanley's whereabouts are found
to be at Rabanda, on the eoast Of Lower
Guinea. Twenty Of his men are reported sick
with ulcers