davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-05-04
6. s. 2unfel's x@itter mine u
cGrOuH ~

@s 1T fetn Tan befaunt, mo 9. s. 4unfel's
ySttter : Giien > Welu" Die @irfuug periagt
batte BET Der Setluns bon Sdmdhe, beglei.
tet NIT Spmptornen, luie Sheu Dor allen
4nltren9nnsen, GeodhtniBperluf, Nftbma,
al9emeiner @ntfrdftuus, Turht Dor &rani.
hett, llerp0iem d3ittern, @rauen Dor benz
Gooe, NadtidrueiBen, falten giben, Nbnahuie
oes Iusenlidtes, Griblafung bes Wustel.
SDltenls, enorn1em Nppetit NIT bpspepttfhen
Spmptomer, helben 9daoen, fllegenber 9iee,
Srodenbelt Der 9aut, 9ldlIe uno Nusidlcg
oeS 9e1ttts, reroorbenem Slut, @hmer3en
i'm @aden, SAnere Der Nugenlieoer, Shfpe.
ben lhlparser Duufte Dor ben Mugen NIT In.
brang oeS Slute8 9e9en ben 9ebuerpenI uKo
5ett1peil'ger Slinobeit, nnm6slibteit Bic 8e.
earfen auf e,nen Yunft gu firireu. MQe bieie
Spmptomen entfprin9en aus Sdmdde unb
gu 'hrer 9eilnng oient .. s. funtePs n8it'
tersGttensWeln". Gr tbut INNER ietne Wlr.
lung. Sauieube, Die ibn gebrauht babst,
ltno ieet wleoer i'm 8eiit ibrer uoQen &C.
lurobelt. Webmt ben dhten Wirb ~perfauft
nur III 81 Slaiaen. 4ber nebmt teinen On.
bern als ben BON 9. s. &uufel! Nrast nod
HunfePS Bitter iien.W ein". Gr ii bon
10 nlelen Yerionen aus ieber Shidte ber St.
leu1daft, pom YerIonen iebes Stanoes unb
Nlters erprobt moroen, bab Ct ieet als III.
entbebrli9e, toniihe Wiebi3in gilt. Ct foitst
nlft otel, reintgt baS Blut, itdrft ben Wta9en,
eraeuert oas Spitem uno uerldnsert oas Sc.
ben. .r slNN
SD perlauge MIR, bab mon einen Berfu9
NIT oleiem b04lt ihasbaren Tonif mode.
YrelS 81 per Slaihe. Mueiui9er Gigentbimer
Y. s. &anfel, Nto. $50 9toro Neunte Str.,
unterbalb 8ineitr., Ybilaoelpbia, ga. Grast
nab &nnfels BITTER Wtne Of Sron" uno
nebmt telnen anoeren. Cine Photographic
beS Gisentbiimers 1T auf ieoem umlala8:
ale anoern finb Valihun9en. Siitet Sud
Dor foldenl QaBt Gub BON Gureu Ipotbe.
fern tslnen anoern aulbdnsen, ole ben BON
&untel! Sbr tulBt, iple er ausiehen mub.
Sbr tonnt . Nlaihen fitr S. betOmmen. Ser.
luhtS einnal.
Der Sanbmurm Iebenbi9 ab9es
trieben.
Ropf unb Jules gebt, ab, %pouRdnbia in Q
Stunoen. Seine Ye3ablnus, ebe Der &Opi
paiiirt. auh Git, Naoel. NIB Wa8ea.
wiirnler nerOen pertrieben BON Or. Runfel,
259 Noro Neunte ctr. Nustunit fret. Dr.
&untel lit Der einjise Ir5t oes 2anbss, Der
erfolgreih III Der 8eltreibuug BON @irmeln
1T iein @urm'G prup lit gut ~ nebmti,
unb bari por &tnoern, 70 gut wle BON ST.
tpatieneu, e%ln9enommen peroen. Shidt
UNI Elm Gtrtnlar ooer p~erlau9t cine Tlalhe
BON &unfels Wurm . Sprup In Der uatilen
Apotbefe. Yreis 81 oe Slaihe. Gr tbut
unfe1lbar ieine Wirfuna. -.
, 1877-05-04

Wah elmer Anelpie BON Sritna
0tebla benz beriibmteiten Gbeniter bieles
Sahrbulo rts, lift oas beribmte bouanoiide
Dtuaenbitters "Boonekamp of Mag Bit
ters' bas bette Dtlttel unO nMfehlbar, no
aues Nnoere nlht mebr anihldgt, bel Mppetit.
loilsfeit, DpSpepiia, ltaltem GIeber, bele9te,
j3nn9e, Qnbdnfuls bon Sale, @Gmersea III
Der rehten Sete, ounfelaefdrbtem urin,
Shwere bes 8opfes, 8opfitmer,en, ebenIo
llerpoier Iufresuns. Sd,uinoel, YerloYfunQ
uno ieoer anoern Runb9ebuns zines tranten
i3ultanoes Der 2eber. SIS iiibrt aeliube alb,
bat etnen ltebllhen @eihmad, uno Tam
ebenio 3inbern III 3udermaGer seaeben tuer.
ben unb. oerfeblt fetne Wirfuua
Son alien bentlhen Mer,ten anertannt
als oaS ilherlte Hrdierpatip fur Hieter, uro
Wer bAoon mn llno IS iiir Vlutreiniau,,Q
9ebraudlt, iuiro niemalS bon saltrlidem Sic.
Der, 8lntteru ooer eiuer anoern anliedenoen
&ranthelt befalen uerpen. 8e3iebt es ddt
pom gr,euser. Depot: 81. @ismer, 1900
Columbia Abe, Yblla. @iro per Grpre6
bel 3ulenbnns bon $1.0O lrsenomobin ge.
ldldt. Seoer respectable Apotbefer iulro es
fiir Guh be5ieben. 22nopiaap.
, 1877-05-04
Qirsinia St4dts- Wgettf.
Ginmarf6 Der Nufen in Numd=
MEN.
Der &ries erflart.

sAs $500 $500
I'm "a. 4prll nilroe IN ct. YeterSbnrg
bic &rle9s'Gttldruu9 oes &aliers lleranoer
ge9el1 bic 2lrtet ner0fsnlllft. Sarl1 1T,
ivte' trtuartet etpar, aus9eiprofsn, oaB bic
Yforte ben Soroernn9enGuropas, hen Sdut
ihrers driftliden Sepolternn9 betrefeno, feln
@eh0r a9eseben babe, tros, Der Sanamutb,
tpeld9e ,hr pom ben Wtadten b%eip'flen tuoroen.
Ste gSiroe nlo Gbre 6uBlanos oerlan9e
nun, gu ben. 9Sdfte1 gu are,fen.
I'm oemlelben Gage rlldten rulflfe 2rllo'
PEI. ibersoert Triltb In Nnnlarten Elm. Die
tdrnntltdben rulhlhen Irnteeu ote gum
Ntarlh iiber BITE Oorau beltlt1mt llno, louen
on jSabl iiber 100000 betra9en. Wettere
100000 Wiatn Reieruen ftab int In519,
Ipabreno 100000 Wtann tbetls gum &liltsrl.
ihlt an Shlpar5en Wteer, tbeils gum &anipf
III Nltenin Yplitlon ii1b.
DIE Steuungsoer Nrn1ee am Yrrth, tpeld3e
burcb b,e Glienbabn aus benz tnnerl Hublano
oortbt1 betorosrt ipar, bate Rlihinelp gum
ssMlltkeApAMtt, .oaS; an Der gllenbabn lle9t, Die
Don Der Soetla-San1 ltcb Iber ole1e Staot
nan Sal1g, per alten panptltaSf Der Wfoloau,
a1aipet9t. Die 9anae Ir1nee lag in elmer
gnsoe1iuil9 pom inebr ole bunoert en9lild)en
sW~tetienstn nad1ter ytdbe Der rutldnllt1er
@ren5e, oe thellpetie pom Yrlltb 9ebuoet
$3nerosse1ll0ef9ler NAnle Don Siloen nah gfor'
oen, NIT per Sront nadl gSelter.
0as Centrum otefer Mrlnee BET 4iidlusp,
norubsr Der 4atler tur3 Dor Der &r.e9ssrt' O.
Tllli9 Jterne bIelty Dtro anf 100000 Ufaull
Snfanter'e, 12,Oo0(?) Wfanil 6etteret IL. 4S2
geld)nee all9eseben. Ste SeipeaIt1a oleleS
@enlfnlns llao oes redlten nuo ltllten SlI9elS
paoe1 offeubar 9le!d)'ett'a be9ouneil. Dem
utf Dem Sorn1arl6 iad Sallp bon &lldeneip
auey lplro aad Die Seleeur9 Der oil bunoert
'sngitlde utetlsl laolld) oaoon aele9enen rll'
manllUen Irte Ha9hl uno Sol9rac 9enleloef,
o,es ieetere lle9t IN 9erIE9er Gntferniln9 pom
2alos, mo9ln pom Salg III olrett 1%uoltd)er
Htdtua9 o'e G.lenbabn tibrt, bic llf Dol
Eye aus ipeliltd nod Sudarelt, Der Saupt'
1feet Wlrnailsels, rpeuoet. ..
800 la'neu iple n'o9ll1 IN Ben Sslts o!eler
SNenoaIn tlo sbrer 9auptltatsonen gu font
men, mus oqs, nadllie .3ul ofr Hullel' ZEN.
go5u Wan@ oere'ts poraearbelfef, penn Der
1 Xyla9rapb metoett, oaB nod Dor Der 4rleaser'
tornil9 etnlge tle1ne rlllnlbe Abtbellulsen
anI per gllenoa9n Don Stlhene'p nad Sallp
uno Sndaret at9egal9en ltno: /.
"+ Der SurIt Sati Don '6unIdn'en ut emit
fpe'len II. etaer fataien sa9e, es ut an5u'
nenmen, oaB er pelhllidj hllt 0hBlano etapsr'
1talloell w. nslaeS lpm Ser9roBsrun9 bes
Saaces, 'oope ul'abballg1gielt ul1o bic &onl9s'
none ar9eooten 1aben lol. aber er Ut Walau
, 1877-05-04

U8enttn unh VertaMfer! DT
psnrp gDarO YseGsr's 5amiIien. 3sttuns tritt tbss
3trbt'Satien an unb 8tebt ,pIsn Abpnnenten swtt Der
8rbBtsn unb lGDnaen Oieosrapbisen spei au berlt IN.
j~ttbsnesn otlpern, wslIe lpfprt Ae8anS Hnesn. ppn aura.
Wnetrien. ais Ut9entute ~ iprem Wlde aWake"unb
East asleep. A8entsn pabsa immenlra 4lfcIa ts If
pie pett female eeb0lsue @elsseapstl rur ne. 2vm lietesn
esn lst&tetea ans lGoaften Uertia. s-S easntan unp be.
jatltn iepx bppe epmm,ilipa. Jeb,r trube,e peer ueus
lt6er Yprrotp w. ausenbIidlt@er ysranbans sprbanpra,
Die 3ettaae isltR aept uater amtlien : Splrnalea ppue
ttres VIeiHen pa, une 1T fp popular, bag fe Die ar6Ste
Talent wtrb peswfnoet. Spwarp @sslefSn's e~rsabluna
fanet eerape an; tts frutersn 8apttel rerben ben Ntpns
nentsn e~fltsftrt. AIRS. Stpwe's lanseriebnts 5plae au,
My wife and II, be8,nnt nut BEN neusn Sabre, Sr,
eenb Ssmaup. bss eta sutss Salar pper ein unabbda taes
Vef&aft panf&t. ipate fur Gsreulare unb pretsliae i'd
reaetn an 8. o.. 6ore v. Co., Nsw Usrf. .4Di4oi.
e: S:s' ss S' s%sss..s S,s'''a'"yl Ssnten perlangt.
, 1877-05-04

Serr DGntel Woll, Nooiion 8lsc.,
ihreibt : SD lit flrhtbar oil einem hef.
tlgen 9ulen. 9ur6 bier Yadete Don 3 +.
4u9ut &0nt9'5 uorlrefflidem s. a M
burger Sruittbee bin id) gdnslib ba-
Don bcfreit worren uno empfeble i'm baber
5eoena, Der NIT 9uiten 9eplaat 1T.
, 1877-05-04

idalsifabe errunsen baben, unb baB elmer
oauou ben &aiier1iano fortieben iplro. Oarauf
beruht Die 5offnung @ermanien's, ba6 elm
neues t~raftIses Saiierseihledt an ieiner
optic fiA Sabrtauienoe long bebaupten
Miro"
, 1877-05-04

tasa tesiestos sda1 NIT DyreYRa bssAha -. Sci
tersual n q, ID enem Iueultf&en Tlapls nit bea faD
sHbefesbares NerIaasen ~ asen, sarakItdi ~ ustnass
nab haxo& eurd bs 6ur&t BARON aussef&Io6e1 ~ fes.
tlSea. Dsd niat aHdn IA tattat Ietbe, kabe.x NJ
Wa sae 1aasetnpEea, hl a smmu tkiu eanne Rets &.
wAs u tsbeln knsd. g. sAlIt VA Dssvnt1u Nd felta
uab fetae eanis umetbuae. Dk eladlt&s 0ftbtl&fsi
H&lett pirb dne fteablsk uni ba pafteatsa trtnst saa
Dtuu5tfetn, kaD bas fstn tbn dss Eat " xat feite es
Rd4asn ttA mtbe1. nt4t fetes jMr D~ulwe4saA n1A B.
, 1877-05-04

teeSeal @dran h f&re6It&ta e&misSm saGbsr4
Af& Bttters" dn 6etlmttttl eebsttn ptrb. tas Sober iei&
uleneen FAINT O. lnb1t BE G&mer,eR tsfort unb "
fsrtsttytta Gebrau&e rttA bu patient SCR l0r&e ,s
Id. Il. Eaaltsbs fssnen la Taa. az ut&en IL ssras-
lot xxsbu ttffts r1nsnsars edIatAa Il sfbsasarA
, 1877-05-04

0h~n MaenteI %oerlan9t. Quite Gele9enbe,t, UeIo
2uIt au ueroleneil Tur Geut., pelWe lpre ,3elt Ooer
etllsn a1ell oaDpl pem SertauI uitlelei
G1eelorten plolleli. &lberale = onllnt1 llDllell. SWrelUl
llaW Oen 5eoM9un8en. ". y. SoG oo4o. GreAl
American Q Co., 81 urlO 50 Selep SlraBe,
'2keN XOrt. ----.- 4lUzOOlt
, 1877-05-04

S. bis $40 per Saa al @amie
Seoin9un9en irei. MoreHe:
1Sslm] .. Stinion u. Co., |prtlano. DE
Gine ei8ene SeimNdtte nnb
Vdrl ut.
In Der 2ilie etmer srn6en Giienbahm nit auten
Mldrtten i'm Often NM sEeifen.
SeBt lit Die 3rit, iid oieielbe 81 ii6ern.
Wiloes Glima, fruhtbarer Booen, beItes Qanb iiir
Wisb,u9t in Den Ser. Staaten.
Bidder. Rarten, oole Nustunft. ebenio Der Wto,
nier" mad aaen 1 beilsh Der QDelt fret %perYauot.
MAN lbreIte an O.. +. DAVIS,
4anhsG ommliioner. Il. Y. ". w.,
sav2S' Omaha, Nsb .
, 1877-05-04
Wfrn" plutform.

ettbe rslani. elns sr0ae Atsrse. Gta psaiauStsu
S~uv NaEsr Itlen. NraBtvta vtitnGaartn. oanptuu.
sfA aa =. S'rcalare 6rGSts %ptrltubtt. 4ore,nset
'Sl4uf' 1tir Ntnttorr, sn
, 1877-05-04
Jieber urb faltes Titber.

Gieber unb gDedfstneber fur 80 Gents furirt. a
9i.bt tein 6eilmittel IL Der Welt. ,peIte, Gieber unS
Wedleliieber uno a. ~ionitiaen ueripanbt.n Qranfbei.
fiGe 6isber (btnsn bad &aSl,ap's 'qiaes abTst oIien
tplro) 10 raid ~beIeitiet ais N ,bUap's Vi lSp 2Aisfs
30 Gents Der fflojQs. "
, 1877-05-04
SsntausfAIasa
Ns6~,9uR ai

Nafsa, Saasta0essea teeHea ~ sessrlsasm plshA
0e1n httt 4ramlteAea u ,6&wtbtf@ 8itters' taS mtrH
Anfs e4MSmtttd, sel 9 W teae 6lutrextsg n, "a
y sts%. abu plre bu 0ebrsaA. n k&t sbu st4t stnas
nd VA ansafuxe betsnReA 70 tab ps6eu, DedferA
6@arsaHabu nab Aatut ut eteka Serbxnbene &raaI
eeiien alSkrndea, tAxn nut her 0ebsea6 isftet le4xAs
esxt verbtn, be Aranisetea IN hefra etAphn DIN -
t3s 0stAn>tsna rfsrbux.N w
, 1877-05-04

md alt Gnhaa eaxtsnkeSfteittx sstkt,ss eses r. -
a. 6tSsunses ber Nlastusbattsisit. si bur4 ,rblia,
4a!ass sbn teftise G~rtaltuns. Wenn hie epttle nidk
1etert( subautt ane Ser RSrper tn 5Slse esHra nt&t biz.
lap1Iia rndbrt mirb, nus Hbmaoasns s~iutrettn uls
~ le&pd&ts 6pRem erlitet ban lnntehe1 Nufaa etue
eridltaat Nc q dasr pesfsa ssa .tdfasu @efuastts
nesn gs 8dae ssa 6&wtnbfu&t Ia bex erhsn Stabisa te.
lAnldx. n&tra stus dssxabne TIRE aufm.rllomlt,t i.
81 asf " Hssaltrsns Va Uerhsaansssrsaas, b nit ~
SYtieay stl9s Va pahent u ID ntu nj, TN ui&t traAt
IA sab tkn eatsttes Gar fess ssu - aasaiass 6sk
1ssie nh taIe&ts RAkrua1 n ttstea.
, 1877-05-04

y sss ~ sxetaSsHstea eraalsdta, lnm las ~
|2t6a6leAt antersorftn u, unb jetsn xamtntli@Y ri
ma lsfla. Die rr(a&ea, selAkbkfs iAra6d&ef f.
lssssrsfe1 enb Srf&tebsa ssl Stelffhk str III b.
(snslssoesdk nn6 tmma stddbt fda, sdniid DC
IarA eAxrtanesmHtd hss RuSuipRen, NJ q Aen-
IneSssease snt lebur4 l1 easlea xStpn " ID ~.
.6AwebtfA Dtttere" Rebt ssesytt&t u az Lks.
h3xesutttd I'd te1 shes nuxbntea &s6nltcsxn xnI Ia
E~aSftalea he oesnbRstt uradseatbtx, stI&t f&ss ss.
tax aseftteu, i uttbe 0suuo an etea u aateI.
RtsessSh4lassm1st4
, 1877-05-04
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Da Maen II te er,tt Otsfkltts ID &Srysss. oss
Qn utdlt baS 1anie SsRem Rabrxae uub Sraft. Dtns
Va Geaeea sxh saeerf Derba1saeesrSaxs na&laHen. ~
~ &ranttetea, pidt aaS tsRbrtn Et6ttafht 10
0uAAxsaASpseare aseeat1, Rxt Strf9lsbenu &ft, ato
~ &AuytssfaAe Ndtt Trimmer ttttlta Dies n ~
Osnnt, wsbu ~ xG4wehti4 ottters," h u AlS 6tas.
ttnssqattHd vtst, W UerbaxsnsssreAne sfsat uxS I'm
edsnks xkHsidt heetlt. = stse &ranltttn ttIt, u
ssfAdans .eaas serAtssssn RAtsr esA. Dir seanss
Aee6et1 AsjsaAes
, 1877-05-04

"A o., ~uerlangt fir oas bette uuD Iet1teit Der.
SNyk%t%tN f1uliDe Sub, oas lie berausy,9ebeu
lpuroe. Sbidt na1 Glrcularen unD umIereu Ssoll.
sun9em fir M9enten.
Rational Nubliibtns Co.,.
4~tp23nop] philadelphia, pa.
, 1877-05-04

DfufRsintssnA
Drssyssns Dtat n bs p6sptssa4s W e$alxRAeD
sS1 lsess adsaftu &rAaitrtea.
~ .r
s!.>ssa, s'sss' 7a's nssssa~ saeaass. s's'A
= ,tY,ll}1Q In,bE
, 1877-05-04
e@mebtf1 0itters.
tRas sxs &rdateritften


- uets ~ ytrtsnbat Selfea 0ntdss III pesA
~ f&rehtf46 1sat Id IN af4ef ai&en 8sr4rs6
0d4e q I'D a1f a1en 9heIea Va GHse Gaeslte, We e.
0AIAee 9etQs@ft Sewtf1 &r&utef us> ~ estSAd t5E9
W t1A - &auy3teAultAdIs ~
, 1877-05-04
Railways Ready Relief,

Heiienoe fonten Vets cine Slaf&e BON wabtvap's
Reabp Stelisf bel ih fiibren. Wenist 9ropfen in Waf.
bss geaiiers berriibren. porbsu9tn. 81 lit better ali
frans6iider 9ranop oofr @itters ais Elm 0tei,mttteI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. 3, ii a. M Consols for money
or account So t5-16.
Noon.-Erie tt5s.
/ 80 p. m.-Erie ~.
2p. m.-ConsOls 9534
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Flour heavy and Sd lower
at 32s; imports 10000. Wheat dull but TN
changed in prices, cargo off Chicago. off the
coast 55s6156s; do California s2s, cargoes off
Chicago to arrive Sos 6d0l5ts: do California
5ss 6dI61s; arrivals light; imports into
United Kingdom during past week 235, 600.
Corn steady ard unchanged i'm prices. car
goes OIL the coast 29s; cargoes to arrive 28s01
2ss sd, arrivals light; imports into United
Kingdom past week 10000. Mark Lane
wheat easier. Corn steady
$3.50 p. m.--Consols- Money account 95a4.
5p. m.-Wheat off coast and to arrive quiet,
Corn do steady. Mark Lane-Wheat quiet,
Corn steady.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 3, Noon.--Cotton active
and firmer; Middling Uplauds e9}sd Orleans
61sd. sales $4,000 bales; for speculation and
export 5000; receipts 1900, American $50.
Futures opened partially 1G16d better, but
the advance has since been partially lost
Uplands, Low Middling clause, October de-
livery 11-32d, November and December 6}s
OF 11-52d, December and January 11-32d,
January and February, by sail, 65ad.
30 p. m.-Uplands, Low Middling clause,
new crop, shipped December and January, by
sail, s 1t-32d
45 D. m.-Flour Cd. lower at 31s Wheat
irregular; spring 2tt13d lower at 11s0111s Sd
California Club Id better at 1873 9d0l13s; aver
age, Id better ON the inside prices, at 12s 6dn
12s Sd. Corn unchanged In price, but tend
ing upward, at 2Ss. Peas unchanged at Ais.
PARIS, Oct. 8, 30 p. m.-Rentes 104f &c,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04

Corn-Novernber 42@421s. Receipts of hogs
yesterday 17y423; to-day shout $4,000; light
s5 2o@5 81; packing dull IS 25@5 80; heavy
quiet, s5 40o65 75 Receipts Of cattle about 400
cars. Estimated receipts Of wheat 434 cars,
corn Ala: by canal, &c, 600 bushels wheat.
80 p. m.-Closing quotations: Wheat-Os-
tober 81 Gsla0b55.; November 81 e9; year
lo214. Com October 42ls bid; Novenbes
4t7s bid year ~. Oats October 23tg06239sa,, :,
November 23ss012394. Pork-October Sf4 80
October $50: year $40; January $50
ST. LOUIs, Oct. Wheat-No. 8 SD 1g1I
al 1ge4 cash; November, 81 1874 all the year,
81 1875; No. do 81 1917 cash. Corn cash; AZ
all the year, 5914.. Oats Cash 25ss Ocfober,
251s bid; November, 2611s; Dscember, 26% bid
Rye-Cash 5511la; November, 5G1s bid. Whisky
81 0s. Posk-Cash,, $i4; October SEA bid.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
THE SUPREME COURT VACANCY
[Oourier-Journal.l


The Washington Republican, discuss
ing the Supreme Court vacancy, refers
to the fact that since 1860 the appoint
ments to the Supreme bench have all
been made from the Northern States,
that the members of the court are dis
tributed geographically very unequallv,
and recommends Judge Herscnel Y.
Johnson, of Georgia, for the appoint
ment. Judge Johnson is favored by
Hon. Alexander Stephens. The ap-
pointment will soon be made, as the
Supreme Court meets October 8, and it
is quite probable representatives South
ern man will receive the honor. Judge
Hunt, OF Louisiana, and Judge Johnson
have been prominently mentioned in
connection with the appointment, but
the Presidents views have not been
known. He is not likely to display any
partisanship in the premises, and is
quite likely to appoint Democrat.
IN. Y. World.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-There Ia an
intimation that the President will fill
the vacancy on the Supreme Bench be-
fore the court meets, a week from Mon.
day. The names Of Herschel Y. John.
son, Of Georgia, and Judge Hughes, oi
Virginia, now United States District
Judge, were pressed on his attention
again to-day. There is no longer any
doubt that the appointment will be made
from the South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
THE SPEAK ERsHIP.
1 Can slidates all Confident.

4 WAsHASaToN, Oct 3.-Hon. S.. S. Cox has
arrived ifh the city and made formal entry
for the race, for the Speakershp. Like all the
candidates he thinks he will be nominated in
caucus It is understood that he claims that
he will go into the caucus with forty votes on
the first ballot. Mr.. Morrison, of Illinois,
who Is also a candidate, will be here to-mor-
row. He claims thirty-five votes. Blackburn,
of Kentucky, whose friends say he will be
here by the last of the week, claims thirty
eight. Randall arrived to-day with sixty
five votes. Other candidates have q scatter
ing vote of twenty-five all told. 1t will be
seen that the total of votes claimed aggregate
much more than the whole Democratic vote
in thp House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
DOMESTIC NEWS.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION IN NEW
YORK.
burning Of the Dry Dock Railroad Com.
pany's Car shop ana stables.

New YoRK, Oct: 3.-A great fire broke out
about O'Clock this morning at the corner ol
la.' Avenue 3 and Fourteenth street, in the ca,
Company. Volumes of smoke were seen O
few minutes before o'clock coming from the
windows Of the car shop, and before an
alarm could be sounded the whole interior Of
the building was In flames. All the cars of
The company were burned. The second and
third alarms were sounded and afterwards O
special alarm brought engines from the most
distant parts of the city. The ilremen were,
however, unable to control the flames, which
soon completely wrapped the burning build
ing. Every effort was directed towards saw
Ing the tenements on the opposite side of
Avenue B and Fifteenth street, and mean
while the employees OF the company who
had gathered at the scene of fire. made stren-
uous efforts to save the stock, and the horses
were gotten out as fast as they could be un-
hitehed.
Soon some eight hundred horses which had
been liberated were running loose on Four
teenth street, and threatening the crowds of
excited people who thronged to see the burn
Ing shop. The firemen, under the direction of
Chief dates, made q bold, stand to save the
tenement on Avenue B. and many Of the men
stood In tie glare, of the flames, and in dan
erof falling walls to pour streams Of water
on their steaming brick walls. The workmen
at length succeeded in taking out all the
horses before the stable adjoining the car
shop was on fire. The loss to the Dry Dock
Company will probably exceed $5oOO6s. At
$50 the building was one roaring mass of
flames. which lighted up all the upper part of
the city. and the light, magnfied by Che fog,
causes the eonflagration to seem even more
extensive than 1t Is i'm reality
The firemen did their utmost to check the
spread OF the flames, but it was plainly evil
.t dent that the building, could not be saved.
The entire number of the cars belonging to
the company-1B0 in all-were stored In this
building, and burned like tinder
The horses from the stables, about 800 In
number, were led out, wild with terror. and
as they escaped, dashed through the streets,
adding to the confusion. 1t was thought that
all the horses were saved, as none were kept
on the second floor.
Though no wind was blowing the flames
threatened to spread to the adjoining build
ings, and their occupants were soon en-
gagged in. frantic attempts to save their few
household goods. From one of the houses
woman was borne out, shrieking with pain.
She had just been seized with labor pains, and
was hastily transferred to neighbor's house.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-04
THE NEW MISSOURI SENATOR.
Gov. Phelps Appoints Col. ID. III. ARM
| strong to succeed senator B0gy.
[St. Louis Republican, Sept. 3d.

GOV. Phelps appoints Col. ID, u. Arm
strong tn succeed senator B0gy.
[st. Louis Republican, Sept. 3O.l
To the surprise Of good many peo-
pie, and to the chagrin of numerous
ambitious politicians, Gov. Phelps TO-
day appointed Col. d. FL. Armstrong to
fill the unexpired term of Senator Bogy,
made vacant by his death. Armstrong
Is known as the old war horse Of De-
mocracy in Missouri, and belongs to the
aggressive wing Of the party. He is re-
vim than for his learning or abilities !;
and while he will do the State no
special discredit, win not be apt
to make great noise In the
Senate by forensic displays or a
keen aptitude for committee work.
During the war he was in strong sym
pathy with the Confederates, though
not an active participant. In 1870 he
was chairman Of the Democratic State
Central Committee and by many is
credited with being the author Of what is
sive Policy" whereby the Democracy
let the State nominations go by default,
giving their support to the Liberal Re-
publican ticket, headed by B. Gratz
Brown. which was elected, thus knock
ing the bottom clean out Of the Radical
party, and restoring the State event
ually and permanently to the Democ-
racy.
By appointing Armstrong, Phelps
pays debt which he has frequently
acknowledged to the appointee. When
Gov. Phelps WAS q candidate for Cover
nor story Was put in circulation which
severely injured his character for chas-
tity and honor toward women. It was
! known as "the steamboat scandal"
The gist Of it was an alleged assault on
a respectable lady while travelling with
her on the steamboat Lady Johnson
| from Hannibal to st. Louis. There was
such clamor about it, in and out Of the
party, that the Democratic Central Com
| mittee held q meeting and discussed the
propriety Of forcing Phelps to withdraw
from the canvass. There Is no doubt
that at one time the committee had
resolved on this course, when Arm
strong, whose influence was great, put
himself into the breach, and by his per-
suasion induced the committee to take
no notice Of the story, assuring them it
was an invention of the enemy, and
that 1t was unj ust for the party to aid
been it's best servant in its stormiest
days. In fact, Armstrong saved Phelps
from an invitation to step down and out,
when the goal of a long cherished am
bition was practically run, and Phelps
settles the score by sending him to the
Senate. Armstrong is q Nova Scotian
by birth, sixty-fve years Of age, and an
almost lifelong resident Of St. Louis.