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National Republican., 1877-07-09
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Frurn fas, Rusauu Fasr

Rut the real uSrk duBs wzs ~ CSsruS-r9las
and FAifs- u fur zArF s7-cazl u1aznE,,-- taIr
The df1nurS11nllur was c1nrc1urh and rAssg IN
Frused ihei- uggsg-r1uf-r innD--rSrrSty- Cu-nu.ig
CnrCIna ,anas. IN s7suhkfr- uf zAlr SsHae and uas
1hi1tr lEsr Tn--st ~ al rsfsss-s n litrs Rlrk
rhilraBd saDas IN hl< dzSr-<Nss1 n1se -Enf rEufrl
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drnw 1hcr eanrlusid1ns l1iluu sassinr IN al M
th1i- R<-i-a,r1al1zg
National Republican., 1877-07-09

The President goes to the White SniIhnT
for few days towards the end Of this month.
Now for surmises
National Republican., 1877-07-09
PERSONAL.

Packard has gone a fishing" Bui ms nc uss ht
sweArs too much.
Minister John A. KEsson and Thes1ore 1AilnI shAlee
for Europe on saturday
The Turks have been enabled 70 Mecca . raise o.
si0.nl0 90 by "sp0uting' the sacred ley'tlS
The views Of DT MARY walker dress dsbl eI-
cite half A. much interest Hs VleS of The aTsss On
DT. MARY Walker.
legacy of slARsl from the sfsie uf The lhi- Gh@d
Justice salmon r. Chase has ns been received t Iait
treasurer Of Dartmouth College
Queen Victoria has lent 10 The ChrrNn sIhitiiirH
book the "MentE psslter ~ hlCh a. rAlued flh-
on II Is the frsl priaied book bearing ahlt-lhis
dale being lAS7
the DgmOcTAtiC SIDE theIe are George IA Frndlsapi
Gen. George W, MORGAN, Prank IA HnTd, HHuTF 4
Payne and Gen. Ewing,
IA President Grant u expected In Bsisu nrHi The
end of this month. Fpifr lot -wrAeu Epd NdrgsE
Later In the autumn. CT early m lhr sIIHIlg lEe Nl
return aad speI,d suusr lime IN Be1lIE and BE- ErF
scented to the Emperor
National Republican., 1877-07-09

We ,A.u .-s--., !. . tsx.- n rer<sas whs
I'm - r~<~sx~ th-ir r.p-r Regularity viii ~
p><s ths.t fsss 10 this srA<- n s'iea As oe-
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance
WAsfrrNoTON

wAsHrSeroS. July !. iS77.
The sub Tressury balances al New YORK yss,etesy
were fhllows Cold tsi sS.lG currency, ~, III a1
Tue sub rrpa-irer paid out account OF intsrest
tft nUe fbr bunds. sian Customs recppts si5 on
In New Nort tu-esy erry a. 4
FNchnnrp quist and unchanged. Cell In5I 6i1Si,
Government eoniis hrn At the fblpwins quota
National Republican., 1877-07-09
nurinin H.srssaErr "a Hx-rs.n
rom lhr Karamaasd Sa.as lrurzaE=

EIN71T m
Scc-rs1Ty Sherman wHs VII rsc-Tr-f IN NSr
fnlk On TprSaEH- Thr uhzasass ens.-1nn.--i hm ~
o hmnqncz and NHvr Tnrksr VIM a s7@-xA n
" hieh he iulraou-s-f 10 M l-r4ps- n -ar Va
nonA RhnSt- Tf,r >-r--aEr-y ee1 Esht q s7s-ssh
in whith he rrStr-rf 10 uht rnst k--illS xan lr's
vhsle6 among 1he peulr af-g1lrhEzr 1a.f cqunrrg
and IhupEh1 The time had e1une u1ssn al aan l-s
rle of r.st Tu7rd S1a1ss slsld yun hsnis N p-r,-
and d~eI 1orrchrz N hE-za1y- - DIaE 4 he NJ
She-nAn-
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No AproINrxESrs were made on saiuras,
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Hnlnl Arrirals

A. ne Nurg','BW--Mrs. TltHs ana l. Y. Bflb'fur
nile n. v; Raran NtillfnSd. lEpun 4, N gssalFE
Texas. Chas E SueI and Nlis, f'AI.A4flIliE M- r
Moore and wife, Texas i ACi.luE h4IDr t2L1l-Idf7F
Chas II Asrhe hni wife RTo1Elyu, Ela Lu- J u,
IAlAss, lllmUrG
National Republican., 1877-07-09
M.a n G.A

Fforn NE lndtnnIt4sa4s NeSs=
Gal Hnr5lfun has rse 80 h- asu1E IN hss
sc1se4s n-H1ns1 lin Hls7l4s Gn11Eliss1t-s
MIS- HhueS fhe rr1.Hrr 81 lls- h.rrlsAif1r WIS
from thr uhnr HausE drnnr-S n ; nlusr assls--ls
and s1ct11nClr q cll-St NV alln- aliiIs-aHa-
ft1nnlf pur1rce us.nn IL Nn-T uhlker Eilf L1zn
Ike q rI-1leS1lks Nm h-r-esf nrt ds
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=. pr--<nll-ruE'v u. lsss JIly newspaper Fuo-
M-Ns-1 n v1lEl1r-1l- Eusi F-i1ts nlslre rc-i17-
ur.-gr IN cal asSsa tla 81 Ihs oS1sT taiiy t-Gr-
raas Il th CazI c,uibll--l II iC-rtzins ths lt'e=s
psissr-a1k5s nsus a1si Cls-e>l'tlsacHccs Il !, TN
fssa a. sA5..zla5zlhls aFiglg=. ugpuEEs and tlvcr
tl-s-isuss AL nay De -aiy alizl-isr'l o every ID
n1s-gal rdrra.
Ia Nsru1SkL Euyu-1-sN : bsiivercf - car
rs--s - aay sSas IN -. I--s--t ct CO'Euios s,r
ICY Cents . Asn;h
TuelS- Cent. = week
T1e Narr1SAL REFyBlRraN ziu - 1Ehi,cl - sub
srrinsrs n ths Uuisei S-zss< F,sSrS-E rEETAID. a.
~ slIB5Nisg raoss, GlvaTs in Eivancr:
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usrrs ur1aT srs7r. Il p.lssibSs: oSheEuEs scu'l
NM = q ussiss5f',i tsllsr-
A5E-ss NAT7sNAL EIzJ aL1cIN. wsshiu-t0n- D c.
n Egr a-h
National Republican., 1877-07-09

ALL is quiet upon the Rio GrAnde-
National Republican., 1877-07-09

- FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
The soda water drawn from the steel founts at ths
Temple Drug stoTe. jeiI
National Republican., 1877-07-09

The oliowing the opening and closing ratrs for
the artivr tarks tpegTap phasi To N. n Cooka r.. q
CoG. mum the New York Suck Exchange
National Republican., 1877-07-09

az SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
pure and cold, Al Coughlin's Temple Drug store.
drawn nom steel founts- leH
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Sucks quiet. but nrfn-
Ths allowing the buying and selling rates f,<
Government SECURITIES;
- Securities Buying Selling.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

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rsuas I. c-n-s 7-F L1 1-ss 1srts1n- y SetaLs f Iai
snEh SlA=-s,sagut nssar1ssuL
arF,Cz LrSzs CUSS-TrCTE 4 SSCAEE II an
.fvsr-s-r-snt srreSss E,a- uass The PS5Cr VII oe
n szzslt Pr-lPoCt5,n- Al Htvvrtsss-nsuS arr ray
al, ar ths u-ss Il thcir HsssrIoa- NA-TiasS AMI
Sss1A uscBrr- q ta-rs liss twenty ive cent esch
a. Nfrer5E~useuss an.s~r The hsssis Il " Ints.
To RssL- Fer sac -B0a-iin:-- -PSrsnrL.
-Is-S .lI F-uaI- suusassia.. Il TO EnSS HlOSe.
IN cxEes psE Ind esrh in-er-Ssr-
Nstfr~.
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Fs---a- s--5sr - ~ - - sEsssT C1s hsr5
TsFE EErrHLn-aN ssrs-i =. HsF aifys - vstyrag -
TIE ~ aaSz1A sn-y "a ai,usns.
n E<zssIss.h sa N-s York
National Republican., 1877-07-09
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the and indis-
cTetuns Of youth, nervous weakness early Decay, lo1
Of manhood, sc, will send reCips that will cure
you. FREE or CHARGE Thts great remedy a
discovered by a Missionary in south America Send q
-elfaddTessef envelope 10 Rev. JOSEPH '. INMAk
station D. H.bls H1use, Nes lSEA O.sy. Glssn
National Republican., 1877-07-09

ssTHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF the Anacustia and Potomac River
Railroad Company will be held al room l. 81. Clond
building. Ninth and streets northwest, MONDAY,
July An election Of nine directors will take plncss
L WI GuINAND. President.
H. A GHIswoLD. Secretary. telssr
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Ths E<Pssls<a.a IN NJ. York
- - saG.fs,-s - KkESINNUS Ns~s EsrrnSirni
n Cazsn syzar--
National Republican., 1877-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ART LESsONS-Lessons In drawing and oil
Painting given by I. s~aton Donoho, studio. No.
6ti coIner seventh and streets residence OF pU-
pills Drawing. 81 painting. 3 per month. ET-lm
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Lea Nu-sr~- e~ur- ~ Eas sIsh lll-rtssn= thfy
r.4us r-nrs Pr ST. zssrtal1- h CguLs Ir aiiss
@Isszhs ~
National Republican., 1877-07-09
The Candid Fs-ii<r a F,re~sA<an
H-nzp an. NnSAr5Hg. arr--,

IL Is oaiy IN the r-r~1h d 4 n-r ssrnprni
who mifoeTsaEnt lfr ~uI1k md Vim usre- 1exr-zlrl
A.saO7r - fs-TusS ri N r-vrz. ziE f1sf M N
dldnlnOnEs u1 s.e1leT 1ez4lnE - lrIs z1<zu Nn
q nan a. The helm IN zsls lsnt uhsp wk 1-nlmrs
IN the odd Sc4ssns 80 sn-- llt alat f-ar Enf dHcz
cnorrd al s1e c0su-s-ss uf raf rir11r M nv
sd hosca lntdl,c N manly -rr1elC1 m h11e 1iss,
Dcrrr let111ct ~ trar q rAl-E.r fe Arcnnss In
rreVe1 s1=r-a-t oEsz-rsz md 7<-nfT lsE'usr bzc1
TsssSeSo1- Haz5rS M nv ez1diE lGsh-y gf i6ssl
ing oTeulr and sqIz-gay v1th 4 csnfit ils hls
Nd cgaazof1t se- n Tn -c1rCL x 8s1 Wshe pad
leiEnS
National Republican., 1877-07-09

ArFLUID LIGHTNING ENCELs ANY REM.
e,iy known for the Immediate OF Neuralgia
HSahlche. Sc. Sold at Coughln's Temple Dfms
SloFe OTl4
National Republican., 1877-07-09

81 TRY THE ICE.CoLD ROOT BEER, AT
COughlin's Temple Drug Store. Masonic Temple, ave
cents Der glass. ieN
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ra,e wn q, Dad
Hr.Dey .Bk Cnsn-rA

Fran tass Nrs Ts-S CssuImsu-. An-sr-.=
The WasaS thinks Anays R-ndlsr trxr.r~.f
1Aae hsnrh Arunu-r hr rsar hr psE-sss dlsr u. wrs
nd atr % HT1-nc M ErA-s-Hn ElIns.r Hc rssrn5u
the odher uirh1 The Ea--sd has nsG dass wIrd u
sEy nrEanS Cslirf Auzrsrr Chu-rA vlse gssspir-f
a frCnz ssd- ar III IEuImIaT VsulEuN an m.
FaurIh wi7k Al aA,s ndaEragls TG1lmna1y f-Isuf
National Republican., 1877-07-09

II Ibt u5aszEnacs al rfE Pusss Sf lAss rREnrrr-
and lie Ee1sl-ilsIs shliEL be hsslt stlsrH
u ht1r ca lhr s1lsu1A E1c usrnrrn mInE1 az lI1lE
sf1llncnl-and Nhb I'll szg uhzG 1lzfy lsg -
The H1e-9afIE y af-sE E1sissat Elst slnp1Cnt't hN
Eht msis-s IE zlt lsna1 Niliss hr 1ililf AMI Ans
taId uf hri-lslE and E1IiistliIls saur 4iaEs are
lnsllg gTGsIIlG hallly lnh hbIng. T1lns hluhC
Hl D. lss lII-sI1 1nnE,ss 1lsf Frs.il lsiIE ItIIs
j mGllsrs lilit n hEr ls-gy l1ss-slr mag armand
LlIi- AID IN lfr r1 l1I1-lhliis 4Ef u1a 1n-aIE
Ftal-E lTT 1zat1sIlas = all vel tniIsllsa ny
SAY lar saIfl ia Fs-lasf eII 1g rlniEsE al 3Bt
lrE IhfE VII have z, ls-gy * ~ qE-F RrssuAEnu
HETaE uR11H har sgTZzz n. E9lTr lr-g who ssrTs4
his rrgz--T afls- , EE--IE-r pan = 1hW hur the
7r1nrlEas III 1f-HIE n = sllL ms1s srssgtnH amt
rntlta q N l11t.lal4ll1 and IIlif make q ga,u
shla14 DO cal--lllhtalas sEsLIle llEs Inc Eus-t
de1l D. -se-TF hss clslllry A. al hEzIHLsl hfslGI
ing o. In 9sl az lis TGE and ha tguli
lrEs lifrts Elt1lf- Eilsr Ells tfssu ID his huun
mlE1ls hEut uTlln IN lsET T1lH = liz sIns II
EfiaIrs ls-aHy
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Frun lie EslelE4 NsSs=
Should M HHreS cEns Sarh Ne rugu1f
l1ezird VIII -hs 7s~i<y1 nne Az Eiflirs- Ia SSGl
Cs-U'ainh Hse l.nuss1EzEI hE Uguif lrIAaair he
ctavca MssA enahlsEsR
National Republican., 1877-07-09

RSHUMPHRENs SPECIFICS, PONDS EN.
store. b and Ninth streets sspSlf
National Republican., 1877-07-09

Rates sE hIy~rtisiuz EsE Cssh
National Republican., 1877-07-09

e Ssrp1SaL REFyER-tN I'll - aIhi'Sl - S'iN-
esrs n ths Cnas,i S1A,sS. FssSrss-E rEETAIn, a.
aIl..ri--.- r,-... alrar. IN a-iLan.r.
National Republican., 1877-07-09

We have feuDd Ouf how n n Wzsai1nr.-
fal 1isl.Al1H cz1uciy lnnlsunres zhsr- -lsa inr !
removed ND tserzrsr hr Nh slsss psl<1mn-Rr
fEl7 hct1nse Ae > 1ap mnch df 4 pslfsC-nn- ChiiJ
mea whe kn1w srvzhn- ID rass hsascT gt M ~
eNEndf- Es-rd vi he al,.e N Elgurcaus N, m
n0suIlcxnsnl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28
POLICE AND CITY ITEMS.

THIEVES D1scovEREp.-About a quar-
ter past Tuesday morning Officers Or
kus and CORN discovered two men in
an alleyway, between Magazine and
Camp, under suspicious circumstances /;
on the approach of the. officers they
padded the hoof." A lot OF kitchen
utensils were found in the alleyway, and
turned over to Mrs. Turpin, the owner.
CoTToN ON F1RE--At - o'clock Mon
day night sevesa al bales Of cotton lying
on the levee, head OF HospltaI street,
were found to be on fire. Owing to the
prompt action OF the police the flames
were extinguished without the necessity
Of an alarm. Loss not estimated.
A SMALL. BLAzE.--At half past one
o'clock yesterday a fire was discoV-
cred In the roof OF the New Orleans pee
office. The flames were extlnguisned
without the necessity Of an alarm, With
slight damage.
FIRE No. 3.At dye minutes 70 one
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28

neither had Ito origin In the free will OF
the local people, nor as a government
de fagto possessed their confidence or
commanded their support. This was
the Grant mode Of intervention. line
HAYES government has not discontln-
ned the military Intervention, but IL
now proceeding to supplement-
1t with another nc. less ,often,,
sive and reprehensible mode Oh
Intervention. Instead OF Witharawihg
the meddlesome hand OF the Washing
ton Executive and leaving the houlsi.
anians ID, appoint q local government
which will possess their confidence. re-
eeive their support, and be able to
stand without any prop OF external
bavuHets, Mr.. Hayes appoints his
agents to get UP a local government for
them . to pick out and agree upon per
sons who shall compose their local
Legislature to determine by the process
OF trade between two pretenders
which OF them shall be governor L. 1t
possible to imagine o more objection
able aud misohievous mode OF interven-
tion than this .#
tuhatleston Journal Of Commerce tDem1l
In this business there is nc riding two
horses. The Louisiana election was
fairly carried by Governor Nichols.
This Gan be established by testimony OF
the best and highest men In the State.
And q candid and competent Commits
sion eonld be satisfied In very short
time of the fact. But the complexion
and animus Of the Commission must in.
dictate the view they intend TO take OF
the eyidenrs-and President Hayes can
settle IL one way or the other by the ap4
pointments he makes.
We do not see what President Hayes
wishes to examine into the State cleo
ton for. It is not his business, and
does not concern him. The people OF
Louisiana are not in rebellion, and no
war is waging. The simple withdrawal
Of the troops would relieve him, his
party, the State and the country OF EN-
barrassment and danger, The carpet.
baggers are dragging him into turbid
waters that may have no bottom,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28
CITY AFFAIRS.
A RIOT In ALGIERs.
The Negroes, Led by Two Of Packard's
Hireliags, Excite RIos and
Sheet An officer.

At nine o'clock last night Officer j.
FL. Miller attempted to arrest q negro
named Joseph Jones, on Jackson street.
MoDonoghville. for being drunk and
disturbing the peace.
The officer had no sooner placed his
hand upon his man than the prisoner
called loudly for his companions TO
rescue him, and instan taneously about
seventy. FIVE negroes came to bis assist
anee and tore him from the hands OF
the officer.
At this stage the officer attempted to
blow
HIS WHISTLE
for assistance, when one Of the negroes
drew his revolver and shot him In the
back. near the right shoulder blade. In
flieting O severe though not dangerous
wound.
At the report Of the pistol, Joseph
Jones, together with his companions,
left the scene.
The facts were Immediately reported
at the station, and several policemen
were sent out to arrest rs many OF the
rioters as Was possible.
l'hey repaired to McDonoghville and
found that two OF Paokard's police, q
patroIman named Dave Mason, and q
corporal named senegal, were Vlsltlng
all OF the negro cabins In the district,
and ordering the men to report at the
negro church on
MARKET STREET IMMEDIATELY.
Some two hundred and fifty negroes
responded TO the call, but when they
discovered that the police were reeeiv-
ing assistance from this side OF the
river. they disbanded and went to their
homes. The police, assisted by the
citizens, kept up guard until b late
hour this morning, and when they left
the scene all was quiet.
A diligent search was Instituted for
Senegal, Mason and Jones. but UP to .
O'Clock d. m. they had not been cap
tured.
Officer Miller was brought to This side
OF the river and sent to the Charity
Hospital, where the attending physician
eyIraetad the ball
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28
TIE COURTS.
superior Criminal Court.

t0HVlGIHDs
Murder Simeon LeGerne, indicted
February 8, for the murder Of Francis
Hoffman,, December "a. 1876. ut 1877
Elysian Fields street. Guilty. without
capital punishment.
Grand Latoeny-Jaek Sheppard (c.),
charged with stealing, February 26,
1877, from in front Of 90 Orleans street.
the buggy OF DR.. J. j. Castellsnos, var
ued at $500.
/. Burglary. q. Grand Laroeny-Chas.
Adams and Chas. Williams, charged
with burglary at fhs store OF A. Capt.
ton, on the night OF December 20, 1876,
and grand larceny Of cloths, etc., val
ued at S754 30. Guilty OF grand lar
osny.
SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons -- Jack
Mcdonald, two cases, $25 Or twenty-five
clair, ten minutes In the Parish Prison.
ON TRIAL.
Hobbery--Maria Higgins, oolored,
charged with robbing Michael Bowling
on Basin street OF $34e on June IA, 1876.
Jury out since noon.
first District Court.
CONVICTED.
]. Assault with dangerous weapon,
etc. 3. Assault by willfully shooting
at-Wm. Parker and Anthony Thomas.
ACQUITTED.
=. Assault and battery III. Wallcott,
Frank Sbaffsr.
HOLJE PROsEqUI.
Larceny-Fred. Deepirt. Entering q
store, ete.-Jimmy Lucy.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Larceny Louis Alexis.
SENTENCED.
Larcsny--Wm. Johnson. one day Par-
i8h Prison. Assault and battery, ETC.
Gustave Bernher, ten days Parish
prisnn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28
AM us n W asNrs.

ACADEMY or Music "A change OF bill
takes place tonight ut the Academy.
NJ. Oliver Doud Byron will appear IN
his great character of Ben Nc Cttllough,
In his special play Of that name. which
he has played with success here as else
where. The drama Is full OF incidents
Of California life twenty years ago, and
Is withal fairly constructed. The entire
Academy company will be seen In the
interspersed with select incidental mu-
sic, which enhances its effect consider
ably.
John Thompson, in his speciality
drama, "on Hand" opens on Sunday
at the Academy.
MOTHER GoosE.-The Mother Goose
reception should also be remembered.
It will take place at st. Patrick's Hall
on Friday, the 9Th inst, and will be
grand affair
MORE BRNEpTs. understand that
Mr.. Cnas. Pope will take benefit at
the Varieties Theatre. Mr.. Angelo
Forriani, late of the Varieties company
will be rendered Complementary ben
eft. to take place at Grunewald Hall,
sometime during Easter week. The en-
tertainment will consist of q grand
vocal and instrumental concert.
VARIETIES THEATRE.-We take pleas
ure in reminding the numerous admirers
of Miss Rosa Rand that the box Office Of
the Varieties Theatre will be open on
Thursday morning for the sale OF tickets
for her ben, fit, to take place on Easter
Monday, which has been rendered to
her by some of our leading citizens.
The play will be Dumas " Marble
Heart" with Miss Rand in the famous
role of Marco.
OPERA BoUFFE.-Soldene, Of the su-
peru smile. it il said. NAV paw us an
other visit before the end OF the theatri.
cal season; at least, offers have
been made to her to play an engage
ment OF three or four weeks at one Of
our theatres.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-28
PACKARD's ACRE.


Yesterday afternoon there was any
thing but qualification expressed In the
eountenanees OF those gallant warriors
who do guard duty over the domain Of
that humble citizen who wishes TO be
called Governor, one y. B. Packard.
In fact. the 81. Louis Hotel looked most
azure. and the faces of those who were
on the outposts looked most indigo.
What one OF the host said was, "You
fellows have got the money and
your side Is able TO keep your fell
lows oil right, while Dubuelet, our
Stale Treasurer, doesn't meet Our
call worth cent. There's where you
have got us, but 1t will not last long.
Before the end Of this week We will have
plenty OF money, and that will be from
The National Republican Central Conn
mittee, who promise us all we want.
What we want ID pay-nothing more.
You understand that, and IL trouble
comes, please remember it,
From these and other remarks ii il
evident that the hotel crowd expect
money from sources other than those
from which they have hitherto been
drawing, and 1t begins TO look as though
the Radical party was trying to buy it's
candidates into power.
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o'clock Tuesday morning d IRE broke
out In on tlnoeoupied two-story frame
house situated on Moreau street, be-
tween Esplanade and Peace. The FIRE,
which ID supposed TO be the work OF an
ineendiary, was extinguished with
slight damage. Mr.. VIM. Swan, o mem
Der of Hope o. was seriously injured by
falling through the gallery OF the build
ing.
A SMEAR THttr TR1dHrBrEp Orr.
About 10 o'clock Monday night sneak
thief entered the residence OF Mrs. New
houser. on IRENE street. between
Dumaine and 5t. Ann streets, Before
he was able to recover any booty he
was frightened off by one OF the in
mates OF the house. The thief, by
jumping on the gallery OF the adjoining
house, succeeded In making his escape.
.ARHHsT1Ha An EDlreR. WIN. II. Fish.
one OF the editors Of the Republican,,
and T.. Reynolds, while riding home In
O. cab Monday night driven by Fat Jack.
thought they would have little fun by
firing two shots from q revolver; but
when they were arrested at the corner
Of ST. Charles and Melpomsne streets
by Officer Donovan, they failed to see
where the fun came in. The charge
booked against them was firing o pistol
In the street.
Sent no THE PARISH PRtsoH. The ne
gro Richard Smith, who it Is alleged
shot and killed Mrs. MCGEE, d young
woman In the parish OF Washington on
the 18th inst. Yesterday arrived in this
city In the custody OF Sheriff Burhbal-
Ter, and was placed In tho Parish Pri-
son Ior safe keeping, as tho parish jail
in Washington was in u dilapidated
condition,
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MORE IsJUNCiIONs.
They SIN Come.

One after another Of the old officials
fall into the sere and yellow leaf, and
the blightiEg wind OF judicial injunc-
tions cuts them off In the heyday Of
their maturity. Yesterday afternoon
there was another fell from his branch,
and that was the veteran Senator. J. s..
Harris, Of gilt button fame, who has
been the reported and possibly the de
fncto inspector of cattle away down ct
the Crescent City Slaughter House.
Mr.. J. r. Alcee Gauthreaux, the ap-
pointee of Governor Nichols, yesterday
enioined J. s. Harris, who has enjoyed
his past Injuries since his first appoint
ment by Mr.. Kellogg up to yes
terday. It seems. has to resign his
claims upon his Office and to give way
to his successor. In the Fifth District
Court petition was filed setting forth
that the Office OF inspector OF cattle at
the Slaughter house was assumed by
one J. s.. Harris and that his assistants
abetted him in the act; TN Injunction
against them was asked for. After bond
and affidavit was made the Injunction
was issued and the writ sent to the
sheriff. The writ was sent to deputy
who was sent out to serve 1t.
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VIZ, - nuMIHAteu HDns EI. join EEl1E
The vote was as follows:

No choice and the Senate withdrew,
The House resumed the separate SEES
sion at / 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Hill, OF Orleans. moved that the
House take recess OF an hour.
Adopted.
The General Assembly went into eau-,
Gus, and 1t was not until a quarter TO
o'clock that the House was again called
to order by Speaker Bush.
Speaker Bush announced the follow
ing members as the committee on the
part Of the House to select bills on the
calendar to be acted upon by prefer
enoes Messrs. Aldige, Ryland, Jonas,
Kelly of Winn and Estopinel.
The minutes OF the previous day were
corrected and adopted.
BY Mr.. Jonas, OF Orleans, chairman
of the committee:
Favorably upon House bill No. 2se to
re.establish the Superior District Court
Of Orleans, etc.
Mr.. Hill called up House bill No. 3o3
for the relief Of the taxpayers Of New
Orleans.
The bill was made the special order
for tomorrow at o'clock.
The House adjourned.