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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

EXCURSION TO GRAND ISLE,
The fine passenger steamer
BILLY COLLINS,
N. McSweeney. Captain, w. A. MeFarian. Clerk.
will leave from the foot Of st. Louis street On
Saturday Evening, May 10, at 3 o'clock.
EXCURSION TO GRAND ISLE.
by way Of Donaldsonvils and the Lafourche Ia
daylight Returning by the proposed great Bar
ataria Ship Canal Route, arriving at Haryeys
Canal on Monday. list inst.
This excursion affords rare opportunity to
enjoy one OF the most pleasant trips Of the sea-
son. together with the 6sa Breeze and surf Bath,
ing of Grand Isle.
The BILLY COLLINS has been thoroughly
repaired and reitted especially for this trade.
in which she will remain during tho summer,
making regular trips to Grand Isle from Har-
vey's Canal
The Hotel has been thoroughly renovated and
will open under the new MANAGEMENT about thu
Goth Of May.
Fare for the Round TpIp Unc7uaIng
Meals SS 90.
Tickets can be obtained from the agents, HITE
j. CABIN, Tchouptoulas street or from NJ
l. FEEHAN, or DEFENTHAL & SOLOMON.
Magazine Market, or on the boat.
N. B.-The Bar will be kept by H. HOLZNER.
and stocked with choice liquors. my1a7t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

NOtice-The undersigned hereby re-
quests all old members Of Chebra Kedusha
MikWa Israel to meet him at the house Of ].
Abramson. 239 Rampant street. on SUNDAY,
May 49, Mt O'Clock D. M, to confer On the taking
charge OF tho graveyard formerly belonging
to the above society. es he is about to leave New
Orleans, -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

In order to secure Great Bargains and First
Choice Of our Stock. which must be sold out in as
short time as possible: we would solicit the
early patronage OF the public
We will have strictly but one price. and all
Quality, and at Prices Far Below the Damaged
Goods ever offered in this city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

TSUBILF-Fk VI H'Vy
cent on the capital stock of the Commercial In
surance Company OF New Orleans. will be paid
on demand at the office Of said company, No. 800
tlfcates of said company. that said dividend
may be indorsed thereon.
j. Fl. OGLEsBY.
GEO. r. PRESTON,
w. r. BLAKEMORE,
my121w Iiaudators,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-13

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, 1877-07-24

It scen,s that after oil there is consi1era.
bio difference between ,"Come out,
McCAa7nr," aud "3fcOARrHx, come ont."
The especial MCCARTHY under con.
sideration ia tho Mayor Of pittsonrg,
Of whom yells Of "Corno ont,
McCAnzHr," evoked no response until yes.
terday, when McCARrar came out with
pronunciamcnto, In which he laid down tho
proposition that, by virtuo Of authority
vested in him, " all riotous demonstrations
must and shall DO put down, mad that pence,
order, and quiet shall ru'gn throughout the
city," The question now is, based on his
subsequent action, Il there any difference
between "Go In, McOAarnr," and "brc-
CAnTHY, 20 in"?
, 1877-07-24

The Bucharest correspondent Of the Lon
don 7ims inakes tho interesting statement
that tho smaller plateaus Of tho Balkans aro
inhabited by rnce of Bulgarian refugees
called "Heyducs," wllo fled from Turkish
tyranny years ngo, and hare over siuce de-
fendetl themselves in their positions. They
know every path through tho mountains,
and notified tho Russians some time since
TINT they could lead infantry. cavalry, and
artillery through the mountains, and dcploy
them on tho southern side, before the Turks
would be aware Of thoir proximity. This
may account for :he easy manner IN which
Gen. GouaxA's battalion crossed and sur.
prised the Turks, occupying positions which
ultimately have given the Russians possession
Of tho 6lipl1n Pasa
, 1877-07-24
srATE-9oVEREI0NTY IN STRIKES,


Aro We nation2 Two Democratic Gov.
ernors Of Southern States hayo rocon.ly con.
ceded NO are BY turning rrecipitatcly to call
upon the General Government for rrotec.
tion agaiust domestic violence Mt the very
first menace Of mob, but docs this con.
form strictly with tho professions Of State.
Sovereignty and the protests against Federal
Interference which have rung through tho
South for years on every occasiou when n
Republican Governor Inns tloue tho san,o
thing7 Can Gov. MATTHEWS. Of West yir-
ginia, reconcile this appeal to tho strong arm
Of the 1cneral Government with the vcl,c-
ment protests Of lis party against the
employment of the Hamo forco In
even moro trying emergencies? Can
tho historic CARROLL, with family ira.
ditiona pledged to tho inviolability Of
tile States sovereignty, approve Of tho rrss-
ence Of Federal bayonets in tho City Of Bal.
timoro Don't tho Commonwealth of
West virginia and Maryland revolt against
the notion that their territory has been ILL.,
Eaded by United States troops? Isn't thoir
pride shocked at The confession thoy mako
that, in Rpite Of their sovereign capacity,
these State Governments wero unwilling to
atruggle with incipient tnobs, md turned To
tho parent Government at the ilrst e1hibi.
tion Of violonoo2 In tho United States Gov
ernment the Nero creature Of Maryland and
West Virginia Wien these States appeal to It
for assistance when In trouble
We have, Of course, no objection 10 urge
81 ~, is att fn~ C-,1. $-An
, 1877-07-24

At the labor n, ,eatfnos hald in tbfs <itv NJ,
Sunday Inst. an,onu other n,oasnrs,. s,,ceest-
cd for Tho seeurity snd nro,octlon of i.hor
VIA tho familiar ona NJ ~ o.vnar,b;> ,,v ,,,a
Nat;ona, Govcrnmant ~ al, tho -a,,,...r, sna
their ,1;ract oncrntior n. ,svt ~ ~. nan
ornment 1'bera ia nothtnv nsa IN ~, ~.
Il lar he,an con.i,,.,ed sn3 d,s,u.s.,., M o...
and ovar aoajn. and lho rcan1t oy oach ;,,v.s.
ttoation haa hoon =, stronrt,a, ~. ....;.
tiou that .uc,, . xch.n,o Ia n.t.r,, ;,n,rsa,,s
able in thia oonntry and tl,t - rsndar y
faaaiblo At o]1 wi1l ,acr;r. . ~aro,nt,or 80.
on1v ~ ,ho ,vhn,a to,r,, ~ a. n~S...-.
but Of all fha thoorics and n,;nc,n1.s ,,na,
which rcnnblic.nIsu IL fonnd.d ~ H.
countrv ~o
Tia ta-r;,o,v ~ n. 17n,,.a s,o,u. :. =,
mosI cont,nental Amono tho ~o.5. 49,,
b,,g como,.ts1 - 49,. a4t.,.a,aa -. ~ 49, ~. 80
, 1877-07-24
PRECAUTIONARY MEABUREa.

Every large city llas its sxponents Of Com
muuisn'. They are not only tho enemies Of
tho people, but they havo no sympathy with
labor. Tho prospect Of piuntler is attractive
to thona. Provision for themselves by
honest Industry il not in their nature. They
nre tho rotten plauks III tho body polite,
necessary only as they show tho rest what
should DO avoided. They defy laws, and
look only for times Of passion In which to
casry out their peculiar uotiona Ut the methods
III whiel, property should 10 acquired.
Tho SUCCESS of Tho mob in Pittsbu.Q Inns
st3rred up shis element iu Chicago. Its com.
ronents Sea opportunities for plumber that
may not arise again. They ara striving to
Insure such condition Of naairs as will pro-
tect them III tie prosecution Of their acio,uo
Of riot and robbery. But steps have boen
taken to meet them moro thau half why,
Their uprising will be tho signal for their
suppression. Tie first indication OF o riot
will bring upon then. IN Irresistible
force. Chicago canuot afonl riot,
Its people hare too much at
stake to risk tho establishment Of Commun.
istio principles. An attempt ut gathering
for unlawful purposes will not get beyond
an attempt. There u relentless fate In
storo for such all effort. Col. ToauxscE Ans
under hia command tho First mud Second
Regiments. State militia, mud 600 veterans,
ana can tsang 1000 ,uen to bear upon any
mob that may rise. Thess men slept on
their ar1ns last night, aud are in
readiness for any work that those
disposed to riot uaay cut out
Tor tl1o'n. Eight companies Of the Twenty
second Aegiasnt United States regulars will
arrive to-day. with instructions to remain In
tia city for few days. Do1r,N's battery Of
ax guns is in readiness. There ara no blaul
carHdgea. When tho contest comes. II q
contest DO insisted upon, there will be no
firing over tho heads Of tho mob. Tho or.
dsrs ara to ain low. Under An officer who
appreciates tho necessity Of reducing a
mob to = vacuum without unnecessary
delay, this force will operate in tue
protection Of property aud tho lives Of hon.
est people. Thon, will be no parley. TLs
riot act will serve Us an epitaph, aud not ~
warning. The unpleasant undertaking
will be dnishea quickly and oa-hand. There
vii! be no temrorizing. No time will be
Lost In ersdicstrlg the evil. business will
not be interrupted. There will b no
fasa. Chicago il too far advanced to
permit her bad elements to interfere
with her inter esta, and any attempt In that
direction will ou1uinats in \ warning to
those VI ho may come hero In the future that
mob rale 81 oontralistiuguished from law IL
but weed, to be torn up by the roots.
So the people Of Chicago may pursue
their on linasy awacations in peace. They
sxe III ~ danger. A quick and permanent
, 1877-07-24


The Chicago produce markets were less actYc
yesterday, with On irregular feeling due to the In
trrtnptinn Of nall shipments. Mess pork ciored
&c per hrl lowcr, at sl3 a5 for August and 513. 30
Gala.i2h for September. Lard cosed Sc per 100
fhs lover nt 3B DQ1H, 07ls for August and 50 0.:i
2D. u for September, Mcats were stcady, 1t &c per
n for leusr shoulders and 01sc for do short Fihs
Lake fErtghis were actlso and stronger, at 3e Tor
cum tn buffalo, 1l2hwfnes were quiet. at 81. 0S
per gal1ou Flour wis dull md weak. Whckt
closed hrmcr, at sl.3Ga4Gl1.37 for Jn1Y and
.1dA for August. torn clofed Ike higher,
Mt 48,ie cash unA 4Sttc for August. Onts closed
nominal, ai 2nc ca.h and .:7s;c for August. 1tye
waf nominal. ut 5ic. harley closed steady. At 7o,s
G7o'4c for new No. !! seller September. 1fogs
closed active, at 5el10c decline In heavy grades.
Salrs were ut s4.Dnf.5 20. futile wcre dull ami
1uit15c lower. Sherp were unchanged at 50. COO
4.''. onr hundred dollars In gold woull bny
8l05 IS In Ercennacks At the c1osc,
, 1877-07-24

ber Of emp1oves to mora a. An hnlf A mit1inn
nj men. Thu emp]ovnsnt of this yorcc. and
ths A.inc of The comn.n.ation. won,d bc A
nattar Of official n,tronopo, Tin man
won,d hid thc;r n1ocea AMI draw t,,o;r r,v
AZ mart Of thu rn1no ro,itico1 marty. with
such 4 forco. with tho rovonnca os thcso
road. at their command. tho Government
would have absolute control ovcr Tho porsons
and property Of every State and part of
State, city, and county. and would bo
In condition to rulo dcxpo,ically
aud absolutely. All loca! Government
would be e1tinguishod, and from The
centre would 70 forth The imperial ,lecroo
converting State and blnnicipa1 Governmonts
into nero deputies Of the grand Central Gov.
ernrnont. The control OF loconotion, tho
control Of transportation, the control cf re-
ccirts and shipments, won1d DO within tho
hands Of the Central Government, with free
power TO look up railways at pleasure, and
BY lightning dispatch order tho suspension
OF railways in any State where thoro should
be tho least disposition To question tho abso-
1ute supremacy Of the Government. sucl,
an arrangement would not DO voluntarily
submitted to by tho people ono month; such
work as controlling and directing tho opcr.
, 1877-07-24

Though the ssriksrs are still in fozce and
threatening, there have beeu no waslike
demonstrations such ns disgraced Pittsburg.
Til strike Is general, and extends through.
out the country, but there seems TO be
shrinking froau organized attack upon
property ind tho lives OF eitizeux. At
buffalo the mob was rough, aud used sticks
aud stones freely, but 10 serious casualtias
ars reported Factories were closed In Co.
, 1877-07-24

TEE NET RESULT oF N0D0CRAUY,
Tho first fact that starea us all In tho face
ia TINT $1,000, 600 worth Of property has boon
wantonly aud maliciously destroyed. What
over the future may bring forth, that fact
cannot he changed. The destruction cannot
be recalled. The slain canno. 10 brought to
life. 1hors las boon robbery, arson, mur-
tier,-tho thrce greatest crimes against socio-
ty. All other facts arc incidental, all other
circumstances subsidiary, to this great tor
riblo reality Of wholesale slaughter and plun-
der. III pittBburg, Government wag subvert-
ed md authority dofed; tho mob was tri.
unphant. Crime, disgrace, terrorism, an.
archy, chnos arc tho results Where Is the
compensation2
The railroad employees struck and reft,sed
to work, which they had right to do; they
then prevented others from working ut tie
wages they declined. which they lad no right
to do. But tho railroad men wcro only the
nucleus Of the mob. It became owl.
dent that violence was Imminent, Tho
local authorities wero supino aud imbooi1c.
The acting Governor Of the State dispatched
Goo Philadelphia mi1itia to tho scene Of the
riot to help maintain tho public pcaco. Tho
militia were received with shower at stones.
No one deniea That tho mob made tho first
assault. Tho American soldier IS not tho
man to stand quietly with weapons In his
hands and submit to insult aud injury. The
Philadelphia troops fired. 1t was what they
wero called to pittsburg To do. In case of q
breach Of the peace. II soldiers aro not to
Rr.. sx@ISv l. u
, 1877-07-24

Several thonAaad people assembled iu tho
Market stroot s4aare Inst night, majority
os them staid aud peaceable citizens, A.
tr4ctea by curiosity. Speeches. temperate in
their nature, were delivered and taken
eood.hnmoredly, bnt there WIS nothing 10
i1slicatc riot or the formation Of q mob.
Having had their say, tbs sreAkcra wero sat-
laaed, s'la tho crowd, well pleased when tl,e
performance VIA finished, quietly ilisparscd
, 1877-07-24

hpecnlators arc warned by the Governor
OF Is1aa against negotiating iand-certIa< ates
lssued for tho payment Of work on tue Dcr-
ndr1 and Conoy Risers md Oyster Creek iu
h's '3tatc. A contract Tor tlse Improvement
OF tl4oss ktroaus waa lot, but there appears
to have been ring which secured Iarae
quantity OF certificates for an intlnilcs:mal
quantity If work. Repuliation follows, and
tho etltl is not vet.
, 1877-07-24

As a measure of precaution against riot
in thia city, Which is, as affairs appear now,
entirely ont Of ths question, tho gun-shops
wtro cmpticd Of their contents yesterday,
and the nr,ns stored iu placcs Of safoty. Ey-
erythiug III now out Of tho roach Of q mob,
should QUO be organized.
, 1877-07-24

RIOTS" Tho Extraordinary MEANS" a. indi.
Gated in the sane telegrams, was to walt Until
the requEsition for troopa hail been rcarranec,1
10 as to comply with some technical require
ments before even "proc1an,atlon " would bo
tsR1irt1
, 1877-07-24

There is some chance that tho steuches
from which Chicago has suffered so much
may die peacefully. The Doctors compos-
Ing the State board OF Health viaitoi them
, 1877-07-24

Who is the graduate Of West Point in charro
ot tho PittsburQ Arsenal; tho man who slam.
med tho gates ID tho faces Of tho 1ying Phil.
adclphfa mtltttaI It Is Important that hts
cognomena1 advantages be handed down ia
postcrity even though through the recorls Of
Q lftlm. head gutrL martial.
, 1877-07-24

Gen. PEARSON hns not been heard from, and
1t Is supposed he has gone 10 Philadelphia II
Is proposed to try him for murder, AZ under hls
order tho militia f1rol on tho mob. Perhaps
things might be eqaalEzcd a little ly acntl!nV
pittshure troops to Philadelphia with warrant
for him.
, 1877-07-24

II effective plan OF protection 1,ns bocn pro-
vided for them. md they will DO defended
against my uprising, howovor we'll devised,
and however we'll calculated by organization
for encccss
, 1877-07-24

1t can hardly be supposed TINT tho raflways
will reconstruct tllcr property burnui ut l'.ts-
burg. Thor should erect shantios mud mako
the town way-statlon.
, 1877-07-24

Hereafter It will be proper to spell pittsburs
with nn "h," and On state occasions to add
Hel1.H
, 1877-07-24

Where was Tig-1ron KElrRr At this tine1 A
few slabs from tbs Protection u scheme might
havc nynlled something.
, 1877-07-24

Washington dispatches iu Je&tertsay's Ta1B-
uAa remarked that there WA - Z sttoug ltspo-
sttloa CO tbs part OF the authorities to proceed
It once To extsaosdinszy mcans to plz. down tho
, 1877-07-24

It IL evident that the frtendliest Of feeling cx-
tsts between tho TIuses aud I;ssss-0ea4n, VIXEN
the latter will loan it, cut Of drop OF hYdrans
water to the former for Pittsbusg riot map.
, 1877-07-24
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

AsHLAn LODGE. IN, ana. A. F. md A. M.-nesu.
sr Meeting !hia TUESDAY, evening IN telf ball. 79
Ulcers. The fraternity cordially anf1tch tn w1th
NJ. L. II. CRANE, Sec.
, 1877-07-24

Do the CAuEkoNs hold themselves "person.
ally responsible " for this thing
, 1877-07-24

Tho spectacle Of man With family Bible
under h!s arm, rolling barrel Of aour before
hil, wss presented On tho streets Of Pittsbu1R.
lie was bread or blood man, aud got hls
bread, secular anl spiritual.
, 1877-07-24

FToolcyss Thrntrr.
Randolph 1trect. between Clark and IagAfle. En-.
Easement Q! The Cnor- Square Company. IS Lea Dan.
tchtTs" Mrssrs. Thorne. uScil. Etoddart etct Mes.
DANES Fanny ilorant Sara Jewct, Katharine hog.
ers, etc.
, 1877-07-24

Monroe Hrrtt. Garner u HeaFisorr, HAseriys
NIuatrels. Add Hyman, DY Rice, BillY Carter, etc.
E4ponitlon building. r..
Lake shorr. foot OF Adams street summeF.Nizht
Festival BY the Thom1a orcheatst.
Tie Tabernacle.
Monroe street. between Market snd Franklin. Lee.
tu1c ny the Rev. toaeph Coax. Subject: " Ultimate
America
, 1877-07-24
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-16
-u,. roy.oLIpArED HININe

,J co aPANY Location Of principal pises
~ ba.lpr~-. san Francisco, Iauioinia,
LEGATION Of works. Virginia Mining pnsu'e''
srSo,,ee~Tnere are delinquent upon the fol
,osing de-cnbed stock. on account OF q.
ss',asn, No. .. levied on the sth day OF
ANIL ISL, tbs several amounts Get opposite
me n,nes OF the respective sharehosders. a.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-20
SUPERSTITION.

4 pauacea, or ''cure all" is one of
the myths of the age of superstition.
DIR. R. V Pierce does not recommend
any one or even his whole list of STAN
dard remedies rs adequate to cure
every disease. For severe lingering
coughs, bronchial, throat and chronic
lung diseases, he believes his Golden
Medical Discovery is unsurpassed, but
it will not cure you if your lungs are
half wasted by consumption. The
Discovery not only exercises potent
influence overy pulmonary affections,
by reason OF lis pectoral properties,
but possesses also the most valuable
alternative, or blood cleansing properties,
and is therefore sovereign remedy in
blood and skin affections But while
it will cure scrofulous and other ulcers
or sores, blotches, pimples, and erup-
lions, it will not cure cancer, nor does
its manufacturer claim any such merit
for tia is done by proprietors of other
blood cleansing medicines, who dishon-
estiy try TO deceive the afflicted into
the belief that their preparations will
accomplish impossibili.ies. BY reason
of its real intrinsic merit it has a sale
SURPRISING that of any other blood and
cough medicine.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-20
HAMpTONS pROlfISFS

There are those who did not hesitate
to express their opinion that the
promises of Hampton were unreliable,
and his action since the withdrawal of
Chamberlain gives color to their
claim. On Saturday last he addressed
a note to the State offices, asking
them to turn over their officers to the
persons who were on The State ticket
with himself, and await the decision
of the Supreme Court in their cases.
Those officers, however, replied that
they held their positions upon the de-
claration of the State Capvassers from
the face of all the returns, and were
commissioned by Governor Chamber
lain, while his title was undisputed.
They propose to ''hold the fort" until
the Court settles the matter, and do
not hesitate to remind Hampton that
he is attempting to PREJUDICE the case,
and is violating his agreement to leave
the disputed questions to legal settle
ment. The Legislature will meet on
the 2fth inst, and elect a Chief Jus
tice when, the Supreme Court. being
full, decision will shortly be reached.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-20
THE COMING WAR.

The news from Europe for solne
weeks past have foreshadowel war,
and especially since the rejection of
of the proposition of the powers by
tbs Turks. has it become evident that
sthe next breeze that comes to us from
the North will bring TO our ears the
clash of resounding arms" And SO
everything has sympathized, with the
belief that war is at hand, and there
has consequently been a steady ad-
vance in the grain markets. From
the Cleveland Herald We clip the fol
lowing, which will give our readers a
clear idea of tie situation as relating
to the parties to the conflict.
A glance at the map of Turkey in
both continents will enable the reader
to understand the situation at present.
Turkey in Asia is borGered on the
north by the Black Sea, On which
Russia has a fleet, by no means
match for the Turkish fleet living in
W ~ 10
pass through into the Black Sea. On
the east it has the strip of Russian ter
ritory upon the eastern slope of the
Caucasian mountains, where consid-
cradle Russian force has been cuucen
trated in readiness to enter Turkish
Armenia Below this lies the Persis n
froatler, in the neighborhood of which
Persian army is gathered, whether 20
aid the Russians or TO protect Persian
territory from both bellegerents is as
yet uncertain. In Europe Turkey is
separated from Russia by the neutral
prlncipality of Roumania, bounded on
the Russian side by the river Pruth.
and on the Turkish side by the river
Danube. A large Russian army is
close to the Pruth and rumors are cur
rent that it is preparing to cross into
Roumania. A powerful Turkish army
holds guard at various points along
the Danube, and it is reported bridges
are being built for Turkish advance
into Roumauia. Roumania is nomin-
ally tributary to Turkey, but is evil
IDENTIFY more friendly to Russia than to
turkey. and in any event would be
poweriess to prevent Russia's invasion