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i: q Esthsn. John y. Nathan md ". i. Crane. ".
York; II. 4, hdatnk san Fsaacteco. Edmund Cottie.
Iostan: r., uoanc. Japan; !. :. Atwotd, "a! Fran
sAfrnGn !to'ts,x r. Mec'essg ssa Ersnsl.eoM; q =
" r. Ctalsr. Kocheater. ": H. t'secn and j. H. Reh'
afs,, dep ~, atss rhn n atss{ sef!fnst Rs IT. T T.
!!tlsss !acon. H.. ". s. Hrooks, ,tolitts Charcs
itnnktr t,otblo COL. Col. 4. Moore: FhtlA,r1Ehia
Itvnton. u.4n!; s. q. Thomns i'raIir tit Chlen; !,
ColcNftt, EeN York. = -
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PREMATURE LOSS OF THE tlAia,

which u 10 common nowadays, may DO entl1ely
prercnted BY tbs use Of uuEnetts Coeos1a. It
has been used In thousauds Of cases where thoahsf
wss coming out Ia handtuls, and has ncret :a!cd
to atrest its decay And to promote \ healthy aud
vigorous growth II IL 1t Tho same time unsaysed
~ : dressing fot tho half. single application
will render II soft aud 81 ossy los ssyoisl days.
, 1877-06-19
TIE CITY.IIALL,

The Tseasutets receipts yesterday were s3o4
from the city Collector, $2,2o7 from tho Water
Department. and 81, DOL from tbs Comptroller.
There weso lit deaths ltst week, stx less than
for the preceding seven daya Twenty ons died
Of scarlet feseE, nftcen uf consumption, and six-
teen al eonsuls!ons.
The Comptroller yesterday iAsaed revenue vas-
rants to the amount Of u, 600 aud Eseslyed tho
, 1877-06-19

BULtDOZiNG STUDENTS.
NEW YoNE. Jnne 18.-The ciass Of 1880 {Ffcsh.
mcn) Of Princeton College, numbering nearly 100
young tnen, has been suspended and required to
leave town BY noon to-day. Causn--" bullloz.
ing" tho Faculty.
, 1877-06-19
ADELPuI THEATRE,

Mr. Atltdn Mobiles, q cearucsot motor Of sono
power, began m engagement at tho Adelphi last
night opuning in his piece OF 'The rhuntx; Of,
Vhe LivlnE Dead" Tho attendance wns good,
and tho acting WAS greeted With much applausa.
, 1877-06-19

rPtetor. ihpntf, ana Repa!fet was also postPdncd
for ono week.
Tho Finance Committee reported that they had
employed II. T. Chhcc. an e1rest accountant. to
examine tho nceonntA Of The VtaEo Treasurer,
and submitted hfa report, ns follows:
~ Tour Erauest hayn made a c1rrfnl cxAntnhtinn
q the aeconn Of the Village Treasurer frnn1 Jan !.
ant asn .nonths After maiine the iacI:
nefors Tee.rc ana sie a,noan! = 'rt.!eIs sowa on
9etae ID ~ ~ cer'isss, mt az resetts !nt a..ns
=. sns nus wntSh I"f ,rasn.es count. IN "n!{ ~
e tine :. hs ownsrs u sna wish e horrnW mourtor
tl,e fotSwlns 'eurees roes csps.sns ttwoi. V,laes
Clerk. VILLAGE Accountant Town Ut Lake Accountant.
CnHhly TrrAatrtr Etnpnts lnank hdyancrs On srr.
e. :a'es e. to Es s,lC of n N
Rad noy1e}. and euuih t'ark ca.nmsstoners-
TfeMnrtrs credits agreeing with their charges.
Ills GhAfgea arc vetincd hJ proper yolchtfHt sorne
s.tno IN hummer. whsh With canctitd honi.. nceon,.
teIcn The ud rrE:acr. nouds have been Issued BY
tttt village Hntef act Of
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

San FnAxcisco. June IRA dispatch from
news that soldiers from Lapwal and indians lAd
fought about thrleea miles from Cottonwood
Creek. Young Jeseph snd s9uaw were killed
during Tho Asht, rho Indians killing 1tI kolliefs.
, 1877-06-19
THE COUNCIL.
Passage Of an Ordinance for Pun.
ishing Minor Offenders.
Appointment of a Committee to Con-
slider Reduction Of Water
Rates.


noentrt,ous Iook,,e IN Tim rcmnro1
Of Hickey Referred for One
Week.
- .......
eseh."s, r.. c.. n,.'' coo eook IN ~ nc os enss'
from tho Brsdewct', which was placed On flc. a
dra'. Of m ordinance concerning tho uso Of water.
Witch wss .sns IN :, l'a Mayor, va. referred to
s, s"e .'a''''''e' y" : ITO '"" ""'ef "'non' oe'ng
feaa' ..z..-.-,
Ths Law neratsmens 'ent IN eonman.eat'on
10 inc 81 of oasaast. ~
nance cmbod5,ns tho recommendations. which was
recommended for paraage. ...
Aid. Tion1pfon THIRD Ward) moved the passage
OF tho ordinance, which wis ordered without dc.
bate.
10 ths soi!eeton e te;in.utsnee lax. Tha otdis:
sal pse!is:: isai a!i ;sp.e.eStsii!s: 4 iesssn'
!aaia %sdencanor and pansh.ss vith tas q u
stSU' n motion, The ordnance was referred to tho
| Ths Eonpro;icr's nnanc,n, abatement for MAY
"Firo Mnr,hai Hcni,cr sent il iii Of men An.
ysa5 al ~ solicitation of A!dermen, VIA nc naaes
| list produced some nuluecn,cnt, The fntal VIA
| thriy-sly. while fifteen rtcyl,tR uppontes wcre
Committee OH Fire and Waller,
| THE nuItptNu INSPECTOR
rtnortcd that o,yinr to the small nur,hcr NJ ,n,n
at his .wsn It vas lmnnssfbtc fot lin II rsotnr
! ly cuforcr Inc Intit,nu law There arc nnr. ps.r
| 400 buildings in rot,tsc of cnnatrnrttnn sn1
! many III thcsc ara hrtnw t,,n' M" ~
| Gy tpccujators who nav very -" t,tffc
attcntn, 10 puttjnR In proper eufecusr1J. aeninst
firc, The Inspcctpr cousi,Irrx thctn iarrrr sirnr
tufca a. basn. mMch morc dsnscrom. Ill., n"n tI,s
smnii one story ffsms hmlIIinrs IL nses ths hs
Council to decide for thcmseiyca rhrthrr IL Il
chcanrr 10 nut out i1rss thin 10 rnfnrrr pr,srss
Hniiitnv inw IN cn,nnl;snre with rscr..t f.ecn
| thr MaYof. fhe i'olicr nnd Frt nsns,;mtnt. hsvs
rendered yainnbu ns.is;anrr Ia thn itntiIInn +,
erreiof Wv @A'N's ."
Aid. Cary moved that the Communication be re-
'enasa - oEe9!a! snmnl.tsn ~ nve' 80 nfuescu.
-! LIZ snpeIh.ennGnt p a q! hnilalnse eent 70 fo.
, 1877-06-19

HAVEfkfF9B TIfEATHE,
Mt. Robert McN'ade presented his vol known
pononatlon Of Flip Van IFlntst 1t this theatre
last night bofoEe small but interested company Of
snEctators.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY JUNE o. 1877

tbree-qs1arters OF q century, What
did the States surrender to the Federal
Government? The constitution said on
| this question exactly: "The Congress
| shall have power to coin money, regu-
late the value thereof and of foreign
coin." No State shail
coin money, emit bills OF credit, make
anything but gold and silUer coin a ten
der In payment OF debts. Where, then,
in the constitution Is a State forbidden
to make gold and silver coins legal ten
der, ii there are any such coins In ex-
istence? But the story OF the disappear
ance Of the old silver dollar which the
States had more than fourscore years
ago Is still interesting:
Congressional Record. 1879. April 0.
page 1904, Mr.. Hooper, chairman III the
Committee OF Coinage, In his reports.
states: Ernest Lloyd, Of London. n dis.
tinguished writer and bullionist. who Ia
now here and has given great attention
to the subject Of minis and coinage.
after examining the first draft of this
bill made various sensible suggestions.
which the committee adopted and EN-.
bodied in this bill.' In 1879, silver being
demonetized in France. Germany. Eng
land and Holland, capital of si0o 600
$500 1000 was raised, and Ernest Lloyd,
81 London, was sent to this country with
this fund as the agent of the foreign
pondnoiders and capitalists, to effect the
same. object, which Yves successful, -
Bankers' Magazine, August, 1879"
Let other States initiate Ohio and I'LL.
nols In undoing a wrong.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Thursday Evening, June I'll. -
new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

The offerings for discount were light to-day
both In bank and on the street, and comm eroal
paper was unchanged. Under the advance at
New. York, Gold was 10 higher, but the move
the course OF Gold, closing at an improvement
OF 10 10 sterling and Il VI cent in francs -only q
few sales OF the former we're reported. New
York sight was unchanged Stocks continued
quiet. Meeting with little demand, State Con-
soils gave way u U cent. and Premium Bonds Il
" cent. City Scrip, Half Paid City Coupons and
state Warrants ruled at shout previous rates.
We continue TO quote: Exceptional commercial
paper 80 S9 CEN. per annunl discount; Al do.
100; second grade do. 1905; collateral loans
-@s; drs to class mortgages $685.. and second
Gold opened 81 1O5DtO514. against 1867 at
New York, and alter limited business, closed ut
the opening rates, against 1861 In that market
The sales summed up oar, 900, embracing $4,000
at 105@105A; $4,000 at 1861, and $4,000 and
$1,000 Ut 1861.
Under the courFe OF Gold at New York, ster-
ling advanced 10 and francs "a 4B cent.
The sales comprised G8500, embr scing $4,000 Al
clear at 500; $4,000 do at GIL; Elt00 bank sight ut
5171s, and f500 do at 518.
Nothing transpired In francs
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5091%
@5l for bill Of lading and Al clear, and bsnk
1T --05t5 (bsnk counter rate --015i5lsl, and
francs at 4.93a4 for commercial and nominal for
bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised s55, O0o. embracing $4,000 commercial
and bank, and $4,000 bank at par and $4,000
bank at 1.82 u cent premium.
We also noticed sale OF SIC, 900 commercial ON
Fall River ct a per cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York ct
4 W cent premium, and commercial sight was still
quoted at par.
NEW OUTEANg sTonE EyruAuar sArTa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
HOW THE RULERS DINE.

Marshal MacMahon is frugal ant
never makes any observations on wha
IL set before him. He 10 not a grea
drlnker, but very fond Of fruit
Queen Victoria is not q great eater
but she likes beef and pastry.
The Emperor of Russia is fond Of
game. He drinks plenty Of Burgundy
and Champagne.
The Emperor of Germany drinks any.
thing he can get-Marcobrunner, Lie.
braumilich and Roederer. He is sim.
ple-hearted and merry guest. He likes
beef and sweet dishes.
The Emperor Of Austria Is O serious
eater. He prefers beef and mutton to
poultry. He drinks Hungarian wines
and Bordeaux.
Victor Emanuel has strong appe-
tite; loves small birds; does not touch
the boars he kills. Burgundy is his
wine.
The King of the Netherlands Ia a.
splendid eater. Give him anything and
salmon, with good old wine. His cell
lars are the finest in Europe.
The King of the Belgians has stom-
aeh no bigger than sparrow's. Can
not eat much; larks will do and old
Burgundy.
The ex.King of Hanover likes pleas
ants, grouse and smoked ham. Rhenish
wines and Moselle.
The King of Portugal is miserable
guest; eats little, drinks less.
Alphonse XII. has brave stomach,
Plenty OF poultry, veal, dessert and
claret.
President Hayes, when he is at home,
is obliged to say he likes cold water and
Hayes cake, q compound Of saleratus
and plaster OF Paris. invented in Column
bus, o.
President Tilden dotes on Albert bis
cult, pate de fote gras, and Ranenthaler
Berg.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
SOUTHERN NEWS.


/
The Plaquemines corn crop is short
as the fields are nearly entirely occu
pied In cane and rice.
The country papers have not yet 60
over their establishment at the singular
mode of districtlng the leveed sections
OF the State In engineering districts.
| been manufactured in Madison parish
! ESQ says the Madison Journal, and the
most interesting eonundrum for Madi.
sonians to answer nowais, who did 1t?
| Mississippi.
All the State colleges are now "annu.
ally exhibiting"
The wheat fields OF North Mississippi
are Hourishing.
Trains again travel regularly on the
v, 8. and L. r. II.
A Vicksburg alderman is going to run
| q race for silver cup. T
, A movement was on foot some time
ago to Investigate the mounds Of Pom.
totoc.
Scarlet fever makes it's appearance In
Oxford at the end OF the University SEES
sion there.
Some of the colored schools of Mis-
sissippi are reported to be in q flourish
ing condition.
The members of the Mississippi Press
Association were Toasted recently by
Oxford University.
The Natchez Democrat and Brook
haven Comet are In favor Of sprinkling
the prospective State ticket.
The Summit Sentinel contains rap
furious and rhapsodioal eulogy on a
bunch OF six onions, a journalistic per-
quisite, 80 to speak.
The Raymond Gazette thinks there is
q conflict OF interest between the old
and the young men of Mississippi. A
Herald correspondent says the young
men do the voting and the old get
offices and positions.
A Mississippi editor strongly support
Ing Story for Governor recently left his
paper In charge of sub for week.
The sub enthusiastically nominated ex-
Gov. Humphreys during his temporary
reign, and they say he is hiding now.
Texas.
The State Firemen's Convention met
at Dallas.
The town of Eastland has not a single
colored inhabitant.
They pie papers at Sulphur Springs
for political reasons.
The oat crop of Walnut Creek is yield
ing 100 bushels to the acre.
Jack Stafford Of Texas ships stall fed
steers, netting 1900 pounds, to st. Louis.
Three hundred Maine families have
organized into colony to settle In
Texas.
Indian squaws have their moccasins
,hined In Austin by the town boot
blacks Mt half price
The Austin statesman says that Hayes
las made better Democratic Presi-
lent than Tilden would have been.
A lady of Montgomery county is said
o have been murdered by dose OF
Iuack nostrum medicine put up by
Beers 81 Co., Of Connecticut.
A bold outlaw Is supposed to have
AIKEN possession OF tomb in the Dali
as Cemetery and sallies forth at night
N his depredations armed cap-a-pie.
The rain fall in the region around
Austin averages SO inches year. This
mount has already been nearly reached
his year, and the citizens surmising
hat 1t has all come at once, now appre-
lend q drouth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
Brass, BOnfires and Gush.
ICincinnAti Commercial. i

The pensive Philadelphia who tele-
graphs the London Times the news Of
North America announced that the dis
tinguished reception OF Gen. Grant in
England was giving much satisfaction
in America. One would think that
we were out with brass bands in order
to watt our emotions to the skies. Not
long ago, the people of England were
deeply pleased by the news that the
populace Of North America were cele.
brating the Queens birthday. The
Queen was led to believe that America
was vast expanse OF bonfires, breaking
out Ia full-blown love and loyalty to-
ward her august Majesty. Thetruth is
there was a small squad OF persons,
moved by some unaccountable freak.
who celebrated the wrong day In Peters,
burg, Virginia. We fear the tendency
of the cable is to give detached Incl
dents undue Importance. Here is the
North Metropolitan and st. Pancrass
Press, OF June 2, saying:
g it is to be hoped that our sensitive
American cousins will have some con.
sideration for US. They have sent us
President Grant at the very time that
we are suffering poignantly from graft
tude at their kindly reception OF the
Queens birthday"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
$500 REWARD.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. HI
Executive d epartmenfs|
Whereas, authentic information. has been
me received that William +. Carter was. on 81
night of the twenty-third of MAY, 1877. at U5
streets. in the city Of New Orleans bruta1ly NJ 81
dered; and whereas. one JAMES WHITEia
cused of having committed the crime:
whereas the said James White Is now OF lai
and has fled from justice;
Now. therefore, 1, FRANCIS r. NTCHOLIls
Governor of the State OF Louisiana, hal;
thought pI oper to issue this, my proclamatioA
calling upon the good people of this State to gil
their aid and assistance in arresting and brinss
ing to justice the said James White, In ordes
that he may be tried for said crime; and b. VII
tue Of the authority In me vested by the laws o
this State. I hereby offer reward of FIVI
and safe delivery of said james White In thu
Parish Prison OF the parish of Orleans.
James White Is o white man, aged twenty
seven years, height five feet six inches. fiorit
complexion, smooth face brown hair. weighs
about 1856 pounds. dresses neatly, is a native o
Louisiana. is well known as O gambler through
the whole United States
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Stat
of Louisiana. at the city Of New Orleans, on this
thirtieth day of May. in the year of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and seventy -seven
dependence Of the United States OF America.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor of Louisiana.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
WOMAN AND THE CHURCH IN THE
MURDLE.
[Courier.Journal.1

Madame MacMahon appears to have
been O conspicuous factor in bringing
about the dismissal OF Jules Simon, with
It's serious results. Simon's speech, In
which he denied that the government
had committed itself to the Ultramon-
tame policy, and his assertion that the
clerieals had misrepresented facts. led
to bitter opposition on the part of the
church faction, who labored through
MacMahon's wife (who is devoted
Ultramontane) to secure Simon's fall.
Madame MacMahon kept "nagging and
nagging" the Marshal, until he seized a
trivial pretext upon which to base his
letter to Simon, and the deed was done.
After the fall Of Simon, Madame Mac
Mahon Is known to have addressed q
letter to the Pope, in which she said :
Holy Father! are you satisfed?" The
coup ld'etat or de tete makes no differ
ence) had a religious basis, therefore,
but the basis is evidently very weak,
for the Conservatives are far from being
united, as the Bonapartists have reaped
what advantages were available from
MacMahon's action.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22

bundle, less ~. 70 cent fer cash. The FL
wire Tie So " tie, with discount on large
| put up in bundles OF 90 ties. ~
POULTRY-Wester grown chickens sell
"a 90; young do. 1908; ducks $3tD3 5O;
s50D6; turkeys si2@i3 T3 dozen. Louli
grown chickens 1908 81; young. do.
ducks s2@2 60; geese f4QD5; turkeys sl
43 dozen.
EGGS-No Western 10 market, and small &
of Louisiana. The demand is good. Louis
sell at 10000 ny dozen.
sIRAWBEHRIE5- Are in request and se
ct 25c 43 quart.
ESCULENrS The demand has slsokened
supplies are neglected. Louisians potatoes
quoted at s3 506e4 90; onions s. 30 d3 Dbl;
bases 5000 30 #.I00.
PEOANS-Texas Pecans are selling at 10 II
for good medium size.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS--Light sui
Of beans. and there is q good demanu for tlI
Green Peas are neglected.; the last sales wef
&c " ib. Northern medium beans sell at s.
$40, Northern white kidney slse, Western |
dlun &c, Western navy 40 f8 ID.
DRIED FRUIr--The market is fully SUPP
with q moderate job demand. We quote
bright Western Apples 511s06e; fair do. a.
good do. 4Lsac; low to good 304c 43 ID.
Apples sell il bbls at 15o; 90 ID boxes I6c;
ID papers 1870 fB ib.
MOS5-.I'he m 4rket il dull. Gray sells al
2hc, nj xed $685., black 3ss4@4l%s, ~ ID.
fALLOW-L Light supply aud active dem
Quoted at 811ss069c F3 fb.
WOOL--small receipts and the deman
active. Bury sells A. 121l0Dt31sa; Louis
clear 24g25n; clear lake 27D271.o W b.
HIDES Dealers are purchasing the
ceipts as fast as landed. Country n
are quoted at 711s@81sc; dry sailed 12a
dry flint 13Di4c ~ 1b. In city slaughter
are making az follows: Steer hides, over 81
1915; 10 to 81 b, lie; under 10 Ii, $40;
hides, 40 they run. 71sc; kps, 20 to "a fb, 81
kips, % to 30 II, 91sc; calf skins each $50. b.
wax, 28D29e - Do. OK horn each &c.
NAVAL 5TORES-Th supply is light and
market quiet. Spirits turpentine Is quoted
@2sc W gallon. Rosin b and o is quoted
81 rs; F 81 90; @ ~; Il 20 Is; I 80 25; K s2I
M 50 IS; n 50 rs " Dbl. Tar - so T8 Dbl.
CONGRATULATIONS barrels are selliDf
q ~; half bbls 81; kegs zoe; sugar hogshel
VI apiece. Hogsh ad poles s85 ~ 1000; ba
po'es s2O025 ~ 100. Hogshead slaves st
1000; barrel slaves s18 #1oOJ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
THE HERALD's MOURNING.
New York World, Dem.1

The cause of the grief which has
struck the Herald speechless for two
days and strikes 1t incoherently voiceful
on the third Is sufficiently plain. It is
o casual remark made by Mr.. Tilden at
the Manhattan Club, the other evening,
that he was elected to the presidency
which Mr.. Hayes Is now administering
That is 80 true and so obvious that we
should not expect to see anybody's
nerves shattered by it. To most people
who read it, 1t seemed to be In the ma
ture of q truism. There was nothing in
1t to kill Mr.. Tilden, unless the Herald
considers that whom the people elect
die young. Certainly there Is nothing
In it even to threaten the life Of the
Democratic party, unless success goes
before destruction and a majority of a
quarter Of million before a fall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
NO HEARING FOR IRELAND.

The Herald correspondent at Dublin
telegraphs that the discussions of the
Irish home rule party continue. The
politics Of Ireland promise to be in
tensely interesting. Some time since
an address from over two-thirds of the
Irish members Of Parliament was pre-
sented to Sir Stafford Northcote, re-
questing the government to appoint a
day for the discussion Of the Irish Uni
versity question, which request he con-
Of Commons is 50 incensed over the
conduct of Messrs Parnell and Biggar
that the proposal to give an evening to
an Irish discussion will probably not be
tolerated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22
NOTES..

NOTES.
In 1880 Samuel Is likely to be Amounted as
was the ancient Samuel Of Canaan-in horn
Simon Cameron thinks Democratic vic.
tory In Pennsylvania next fall q foregone con.
cluson.
Mr.. pierrepoEt failed to attend Mr. Mot
ley's funeral because he did not get formal
invitation
The King of Italy has 343 palaces and
about 343Oo0 Lazzaroni subjects that don't
own howell.
Hayes and Noyes will go TO Boston this
week Grant and Thomas concert were there
together two years ago.
Gail Hamilton Is rough on Schneider,
Minister to Switzerland She says 1t was
Sehurz and money that carried him through.
Many Of the most prominent politicians
I'm the land are going TO summer Mt the White
Sulphur Springs; probably to cure their itch
Tor Office.
Senator Spencer, Of Alabama, is now stop
ping near tho scene of tho Custer massacre
10 Is generally regretted that he was not there
when IL occurred
As the thermometer IL saying ninety and
nino in u majority Of American towns, Moody
and Sanbey have deferred singing II In Balti-
moro till the Full.
-BaEds OF masked men are terrorizing
Beaver county, Penn. They killed one citizen
last week and committed other deeds of vio-
lencc. Bulldozersp
The speeches made at that Manhattan
Club dinner may have been sowing the wind,
but Ii the excitement they have raised goes
ON increasing as II has done they may reap
the whirlwind.
Harlan told Packard In Cincinnati recent
ly that the colored people Of the North were
dissatisfied with Hayes policy. The colored
people Of tho South, more inter ested eem to
be perfectly satisfied.
The New York San publishes poem in
Wiling Deacon Richard Smith to come and re-
side East and the Cincinnati Enquirer says
that Hamilton county could survive his per-
manent absence.
The feasts given the Modern Ulysses by
the Minister'S of her fascinating British
Majesty wildly recall that festive occasion
when the enchantress Gree extended her
wand, after bestowing her hospitality, and
transformed her hungry guests into filter
shapes
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22

TILDEN THINKS HE WILL,
IN. Y. Timep.1

He will consider himself an ill-used
man IL he be not renominated In 1880,
on a platform which shall merely re-
affirm amir h his t TT bs to h o a be-
no suggestion to make, no principle to
advocate. The Democratic creed, as he
axpounds it, Is "Tilden for President
four years hence" We cannot wonder
that Mr.. Hendricks, with cruel irony,
subsequently whispered the belief that
by that time Mr.. Tilden will be num-
bered with the politically dead.
Mr.. Hendricks has too much sense to
whisper any such belief, though it
would be extremely natural for him to
cherish il.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-22

II am surprised, Deacon" said the
pastor, ito learn that you of all men
should have been seen at that wicked
Aimee performance. well, you see,
sir, I got dead-head ticket. and
thought it my duty to go and keep some
body else out of seat who might have
been harmed by the exhibition. "-Bos-
ton Traveller.