The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-14

maleoDtentS cut OF Her Maj sys errtory herf-
ire line again. they bind themselves to follow
them UP and kill thin.
treaty. In "sprasss wsa Se The pr2ysonf e this
ahd !, Assiniboineg s. HI lbpatched delegation Of
ehiets en- ,z, to sitting Bulls o1mp On the evening Of
Bull and his band broke camp and moved rap
tdlg across the line. followed by strong force
police. '''O s'i''o''
Meeting of the Rock River Conference.
PhINGETpN, Ills, Oct. 13-At to-day session
2t the Rock River Conference of the Methodist
the ease Of Rny ne Toshnr Te9hittse TEE in charge Of
morality. reported tpst the defendant plsadsd
snaty vaeas ana ssh9d Rshoss fhorsSgeness Hg psrt
inc conference. Tbesession will close on Tues
Lightning.
DuBuoyE. Oct 10. Tho depot of the Minne-
sofa and St; Paul railroad at Clear Lake was
struck struck BY lightning Iast n ght and entirely eon-s
samed. together with oil the books Of the COM
Pany. telegraph offices and contents of ware
house. oss1unknown.
i Jngerson ON Tom Paine.
=, PE2HrA, Oct. is.-rol Ingersol's reply to the
. MeW fn1k III Obserner,s articles on Paine occupies
markable work, His defense Of Tom Pains's
me memory 1ty WIN take ut once prominent place In
the literature of tho age.
Funeral.
CHICAGO. Oct 13.-The funeral of Daniel E
QHara. ex-city treasnrer, will occur on M9u-
day. O'Hara was an old and highly esteemed
Brick Poraeroy sndTweea.
CHICAGO. Oct. l3--Bret Poneroy publishes n
card ia !, the e evening papers defending himself
Ih9 ohaTgs q hayng n reeiysd
years named Tweed did pay him the sum OF
money named I'm, IN pgeg's statement as an al.
New York, which bills were honestly audited si}i
and paaid TO Mr.. Tweed. Besides the above
erty Of the New YORK bap '1D Denonnt era IN In bet-
Der 1870; that he might own the paper and con-
tr2l ., 4 : Reyona this Poneroy says Tweed never
Insecure scanOlding-FataIB Breakage.
New YoRE. Oct. 1sa-By the breaking OF the
hay tba bHugh peyn L, fs agsd 60 years
stairwa A and y 70 ally ipiarc.d; Anothar work.
csught on one Of ths fioorines Hs reeaiysd n Wa
terrible shock. A third workman saved him
self by elin4ing to post
Indictment TO ne Dismissed.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.--The Indictment aoainat
County Commissioner Carroll Of this city, for
corruption in office. will undoubtedly be- dis
missed on Monday.
A Chicago Candidate.
n. e. Goodel city marshal If Chfcero ID
candidate Tor Dostmaster of the House Of Rep
| resentatiyes at Washington.
Theatrical.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1a.-John r. Raymond opens at /
MIC fiCKbF b on uOHHaVy BiIIIy CarnDUaH
at the new Chicago Theatre, and Katie Putnam
st the Adephi.
wisconsin poiitica, Me- tlngs.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. B....The following an
Meeting TO b. addressed BY Hon. jas. A. NAL
l2ry., Democratic candidate for Governor, at
Essnah Essa an nnd 5 2snssEa se 6osssS osss2n 6
viii Be- annopneod by the i Poeal e1 eommitesss sgaas
Further appointments will be made as arranoa-
mGnts are completed. s55
Providing Nest for the Jail BIRD.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 13.-John Bauer the escaped
Jafl bird and burglar. received a .senfanc to-
day OF three years In the House Of Correction,
Socialist Mass Meeting.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 1s.--There ia to be n socialist 4
mass meeting held at the Westside skating rink
tonight
That Duel Hoax.
My " YonK 9e aaa 1aThe run rumqrea thge1tened
pronounced hoax.
The Railroads All Lovely.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1s.-It is stated that the New
have not yet fully. com. to terms on the i've
stock part Of their proposed agreement md
that the n heT York Central 81 is pot willing to con
not thought. however. that there will be any
rupture in cons auenee.
The Hide and Leather Convention.
New YORK. Oct. 1s. The National Hide and
Leather Association OF the United States viii
the coming week, beginn ng on Tu siay TEs
convention will last during nearly the whole
week. On Saturday th members will take an,
excursion around the ha, Dor.
Departure of the ocean Fleet - Ship
nents-eassengers.
The departnr, Of the oce n feet to day shows
continued export BUSINESS, the nine vessels
that sailed being all heavily laien. The grain
sih,pmen y ware Ire very lsrge as were also con-
the features ~> the day was shipment Of 1so5
bags Of ivory nuts from Carthagena South
America, intended for English Manufacturers
An incre ise is also noted in the exports of
clover and grass SEED.
u Among the prominent departures are Hon.
R RPoresse by the Germania: Hon Thos. B. Reid.
United States Consul at Funchal, aad5ira. and
Iksmy knay Ds6 BY the say sGy Of ddns gruS.fs = Hon Ws
Commission, BY ths Moseile Mather takes
quantity OF salmon to Europe. ss
Weekly Review of the Liverpool Cotton
Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13.-The cotton market was
excited at the ooening and spots improved "a
oyer last Saturdays closing prices. Middlfng
613-16d. The saes on Monday were unusually
large, amount g to 5000 bales, The market
maintained until yesterday, when they declined
Id. To-day spots closed dull at a further de-
at ed and orsans at sd ' Futuregg fag opened aaa.ed
strong with an advance of 16i followed ON
Tuesday by further partial improvement Of
Iva. u 'fstICl hMFsLHCc WIS, however. tDSE
later in the day. Subsequently prices declined
fnlly Ad The market was better to-day and
futures clos, d steady at an Vance OF I'D.
Corner stone Ceremonies.
New YORK, Oct 18-The ceremony of lay-
ing the corner stone OF. the Seventh Regi
ment armory was carried out this after
noon in accordance with the programme.
The weather beautiful The regi-
ment about 300 strong, under Col. EmmoEs
Clark. headed the Procession from the OH
armory, and was foil wed by carriages contain
ing the Governor and staff, Mayer Mr.. Evarfs
and other veterans OF the national board. This
otficers OF the Grand Lodge of Mason were
Fiji h Avenue to Six y-seventh street, heneeto
the site Of the ns.w arnofy. Mayor Ely presf-
ded, and Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts delivered the
dedicatory address The corner stone was laid
with Masonic ceremonies by G. and Master