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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20
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Correspondence. Ga Grange, 16. yics.
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ben auserud ,, Bcctsn" sstSrt? vgccten"
mirp i'm esrIfon Der 8u!turasihihte Der
1eras 0sfanenlie cine arpbs Nuue ipislen
lno pfrhient pp(lfcmmen, In Strsm wsr
tben glatts tsip.chen gu werpsn. Scst. II
Il! eos peutihs Rcrt fir ten enalildsen
Jnfiaitip to boot" unb to boot pirp scn
the boot, Der Stisfsl, absslsitet. Der
Stisfsl Ipielt atsr i'm @eldneniTe tisiss
County sine gar ,u 6eesutente 9lcQe. Mit
esm Stiffel. sur Shonbe unlsrer 3tras.
Civilization fsl es siussitanosn. mirb Ssrer
tsarteitst. Der fir irssncrslhe urfaAsn i'm
bisfgsn Sail intsrnirt wiro. llab ,!par
miro bic Drcpbur Dss gcotsns pon een
9sfansensn fsibit ppll,ogsn. aaum raG.
ift ter ShluHsl pss sBGrters i'm Schclle,
10 lprinat bic eanse Sanpe, msiitsns Nsaer,
mic beifilsn auf, I'm BEN neusn MntSmm,
ling auf ihrs Nrt esbhtrenc in gmvfaua
gu nsbmsn. 8isr &srIe batten BEN Wsu.
ling an 6opf unp gsiscn in tcri,ontalsr
Sage, nGbrsno bic antsrsn, etra ,wan,la
Mann, hh nit tbrsn sautsn unb sties
feIn tswuTnst, elmer Msute tunariasr
DSlfs sleih. auf i9r Sdlahtopfsr 1arssn,
um Ism itr trutalfs DI'ommen urter
ssm rosetsn aub ssmsnfsu 9s!ahtfr an.
espsibsn 3u lalitn.
Dis nadbatis Elm folder gmpfaua III,
tsmsiit an nddiisa Mcrasn nsr 5tSrpsr
sInes foltsn Neuline5. auf wslfem, rpts IN
sinsm qscssr, jfosr Shlaa narh cine Beuls
posr Shwiele perteidnst isti.
Wan mi6t unisrem Stssff bic san,e
gdulp Sci; u6 nit 8sdt. itstt ;u tsinsi.
fsln. Curh bic lcfalsn 0srbdliniis ia sr
ss,wunssn, olls Gsfanssne, icwc1l Inter
lu6nnsaatfanssns, mis StrdfIinss In eens
islesn adfi; ,u fpsrrsn. Die gants II
nun rurh mcnatelanse llntsriudunssbaft 1T
uao lanSsre Strabsit, wis namsntlib aud
eurh ibun NabIssans. 70 tsmpraliTrt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

wdbrenp bsfsr 3sit bsaansis trant 10 belt
itn Die Nol;si fir tstrnnfsn uno braGte
i'm in 0smabrlam. Sier feats lid, jsoch
bsraua, pab ct metrsrs un,en 9auoanum
su f!t ssnpmnsa tatte, an p.hen 6oigsn
er fur; naA fsIasr gnfanft in Osfau9nib
ilaeb.
& Sn @alpslpn mad)t man Gniiren.
eunesn, TIM cine eirsete Tampftpottinie
3spildsn GalpsRon unp graiIlsn su stab!i,
.rsn. Nsprd(sntans Gosinss Sat in BE,
tref bielsr 01tiaouns idon eias 8iQ i'm
Gcnsreb eineerstdt,
- Sn Dallas psrisbts sin @dr, tsr fb
lcsesmadt tat.s uno feline Ircibsit hasu
bfnubte, a(lsrlsi bsoentiitbs Streithe ausju
fibreu. r. @ssS!tsruas iii Wufrseuna
Bis ss sslans, ben 1Hbcip pisber fefs
~ mahei.
-Sa 6recitoae County iIno bic mib,u
anuben in folder Guaabl uldiersn, eab
He een Garmsrn estSotet uno ais 5attsr
fir Shrsine bsnaet wsroen.
- Gus allen n6rolihan uno norewel lflt,
6sn @uuntlss baten nd Qsuts aufsemaht
uno iiao nad) ben gtsnsn abasrssf. um
Ger 8afe!iaao ut;ulieaen. Gs fasint e!s
wplle Mon bic gil7s! auf snmol ssrtilssn.
- Die Sstraseu in Dallas tef!aasn
'ih ilter bic Nnwelsnbeit 70 oieler Otebs
uro vsrtaAtissr garactsrs In ter Staot
Sis fcrcsrn bic Nrli,st aui btes GeFneel
aus,ulrsibsa, pamit es aneere plabe un.
llher maltt.
- 8si GorReana wuree fiirslid etn
Mann curd sinrn Sdlas nit Dem Dsit
ldenliel setSptet, Der ibm BON einsm ee>
w'leu Sce gsfl ssrlsst wuree.
- Die Seras Ycf foresrt bic Saneer
in @alpeilsn auF, ibr Bsass CUR grmeduna
css mulfaliiten 9ebeus In @alYeEun tei,u,
traaea. Sic madst Den Saus.rn eenScr
ftlag, itre @osirdae niat lanaer mrtr auf
ssihlclIens &rsiie ~ teidrdutsu, lpnpsrn
auh nsm sroFrn putlifum Wsiessnbsit
,um @snuil' gutter Muft in srSbsren Gcn.
,srtsn ,u ssasn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

(Corsespundens.) Borne. II. Nopsm.
Der. 3u Der heute itdttaebaften Qebrerser,
Iaa'm!una ,raren nur Sier 9sbrer er1bienen,
Ghwsppe, Soltatn. gbnsr anb Seaa.rmann.
Sebrer Sif5er BON Comfort aeiate rem
0runb lsines Nhterl6einrns an unb Yer,
1pridt has nahfs Mal ,u fommen. Die
iitriacn qebrer tes GcuntYs liebsn Nih.s
pcn I'D, tSreu. Das Gpmmite, pelhem
bic QuSnrtsiiuna rer Statul,n anpsrtraut
mar. bate nidte ,u tsridtfn. Gives ter
Mitaliseer Res t.iaatsn Gcmmltss ipar nuf
bic Saac aeeanasn unb fonnts bsbhalt MIDI
fcmnier. nne oas anwefsnseMltalIse lfien
be Srse asiakt ,u bascn, ,,"'s aus esr
Suhe hch Nihts wirb." Gsn fleinsn
Nnfs. guslher ben 6srrcn BON Der Ser
fanmluua sner'hsiit rnrfs. musten tisfsl
Fen ruhis .einltedsn," weil er sin wctIpsr.
tisntsr mar.
Ssrr Ssaaermann tislt tiusn 0o'traa
itsr bas Stubium Der Geographic. wslthsr
BON BEN anpsisnbsn oebrsrn uns Shulte.
nmtcn nit srObsr 3ufrisosnteit aufseaom.
asn wurte. Der In soriaer gsrIammluns
a.estuneilie @ortras sss 5srrn Solitsin
purtt auf Gas nahie Wial osritcbsn.
gladsrm nod rerlhisrtns Shulansslesen.
bsitfn tsiprpden mcrben unb ein9roaramm
fur Die nahits Wsriammluns fsitasitsllt mar,
sfrtaats iih bic Gerlammluns bis nahltfn
Wcuat.
Die anpsisnben Qetrtr paren Yom Be.
Fen 0ei1s teisslt unb linb fsit sntltlolsn,
'uiamm'r,utaltsn. Soften mir, eab BET
Der nahifsn geriammuua niht mister 70
sis!e Pshrsr fsb!en, roe bi,lfs Wal.
Gin ShulIreunr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

- Sn tsr Natt pom 16. goYsmbsr
fdnb man in Srenham einen Dentlhsn,
Otto Wal,srs BON Quilin County, aui Der
Strabe lisasn. Da tsrisl6e Rh tsrsits
sint Nrhs III 8rsntam aufsftaIttn une
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

- Nir ta6sn istt cine arcae Gusmabl
ron Siapsl 1ys3cpcs I'll biltlaa prsiien.
Seryen' uno Gaabenan5a5s jonte. Sdahe,
SER. Jrpli.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

warten. SIN nddRen Satire trfe i'd, frii.
Der bt Senen eta;ufsbrsn uno bic Nbsine
ltpntcit bet Spnnenidstu ;u asnisbsn.
Gber i'd Sermchte au6 bisemal niat por>
useE3ureiien, ptne Elm poar msinfr Sst'
linsspunete aufssiudt gu batsa, wsnnelsich
iie tire NetelflapPsn ntd,t sor mir atnob.
men.
(5prtisbups fctst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-11-20

- DE naIie SabrsS;eit erseust in bsr
&inoerpelt @rfdltunseu, ipelde niht 3u
leidt sencmmen ,merben biirfen, lcntern
sleid III Seine erifidt iperben icuten.
Or. q ausuit 6 Snis'S y amburser
. rm fit } e c 1T pafiir ctn llniUeri ialWit.
tel serpsoen uno nlaude Mutter eautt
bemIeIten ras 9eten ibr res eisbins8.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Especial to the DemocratI
CINCINNATI, July 7. Flour steady. Wheat
III good demand and lower; new white 81 G00,
10. Corn firm 5tn53. Whisky steady. 81 0S
Pork firm, S13 75014. Lard nominal. Bulb
meats firmcr, to 72s. Bacon firm and ,ln'
changed.
CHICAGO, July Wheat unsettled; 81 Al
cash, 81 A July, 81 2311s August. Corn steady
484 August. s. Z. hams firm; 8 fifteen aver
age. 81 sixteen average. Dry salt meats,
boxed, firm; sales long clear w, short rib 7,
short clear nominaly I, long clear and short
clear Ga, shoulders nominally Ga Pork
steady; $19 221q August. Lard quiet, $50
Angus. $50 September.
ST. LOUIS, July Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower, for sample lots shade better op.
do 81 72% cash, 81 So. July Corn higher
a75sg4sa, cash 471a0l4755s, closing 4714, July
Ter, 30. Whisky steady; ii osH. Pork quiet
Bib 25 cash $13 40 August Bulk meatsZ
better. Bacon unchanged. Lard better,
summer S5s.
New York, July 7. Noon.--Stocks lower at
the opening, but trmer after the first board .
money 1@1la gold 1861 1855; exchange
long .sS, short 400; Governments steady on
fair business, State bonds quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
FOREIGN. NEWS.
WAR NOTES.
A comprehensive Review Of the situation
Of the Opposing Forces.
Especial to the Democrat. !

Especial to the Democrat
LONDON, July 1.-The military situation in
Europe appears to be about as follows The
Turks have changed front and faced to the
west since the Russians entered Bulgaria.
The Russians are deploying with their left
flank resting on the Danube to face the Turk
ish line from Rustchuk to Shumla. When
this movement is completed q general battle
may be expected, unless the Turks fall back
to the Balkan Mountains or the Russians
mask the whole quadrilateral and turn it by
passing the Balkan Mountains.
The Russian troops coming through the
Dobrudscha are approaching the rear of the
Rustchuk and Shumla lines Of the Turks. This
column is too strong to be opposed by any
force detached from the Turkish main body,
while the main body itself cannot turn upon
it without exposing its rear to the main force
of the Russians. This situation was created by
the Czarovich, who seems to ignore the ex-
istence of the garrisons at Silistria, Varna
and Kustinie, respectively fixed at thirty-two,
twenty and ten thousand men, which, ope-
rating on the flanks or rear of the Dobrudscha
force of Russians would paralyze its efforts
to cooperate with the army in central Bull
garia. Besides the garrsons of these forti-
fled places Suliman Pasha's army, which is
now stated to be embarking at Antivari, could
be landed at Varna, thus making the number
OF Turks on the Russian left flank over $4,000,
while the Russian Drobrudsch column
IS expected to number only 10000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08

Manchester or Lowell, and worth there on
| average OF not less than $780, which employs
many hands In it's transmutation who are
permanently located in these towns com
say, OF $40 per bale, and pays passing
tribute lam told by merchaats) to the city ol
| about $4 per bale.
Tobacco, in thousands of hogsheads in like
manner Journeys quietly through our towns,
paying only board bill on It's way, and next
turns up In Dutch or French manufacturing
towns i'm the shape of twist, smoking tobacco
and snuff, with greatly enhanced values
snuG alone, from inferior qualities and stems,
appearing in Paris to the amount Of $14 ,OO0. 600
annually, We may say the same thing of
hundreds Of thousands of hides which New
Orleans ships to Northern places, portion Of
which she has returned to her quadruped i'm
value In the shape OF leather moss, sugar,
iron, zinc, copper. rags, etc.
Now Orleans possesses, or can easily obtain,
almost unlimited supplies Of many raw mate
rails, but at the same time. in proportion to
her population, is far behind the Northern
and Western cities in manufactures; and in
deed, in this respect, behind many Of the
iron works than she has of other manufac-
turing interests, but in this she does not
begin to furnish the supplies required, as Is
evlaeneed by The great number OF establish-
engines, machinery Of all kinds, and all the
articles OF agricultural husbandry. The
foundries do not consume even the junk iron,
which is brought to the city from it's sur
rroundings and shipped in large quantities to
Northern and Western places. z.
New Orleans, next TO New York, is the
largest export city Of the United States. New
Orleans, in home wealth for her population, is
the poorest city in the country. Her high
ways OF commerce are shown In $3.50 miles Of
alone, in the Mississippi and it's perfect sea of
tributaries without the limits Of the State;
in two great railroads, which connect with
almost numberless others North, East and
West, and with lake and ocean navigation
until you meet sunrise.
Give her more railroad her fullf ct wants,
Health for her people aud manufactures for her
wealth. ".
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
what Is Thought of the Returning Hoard
Indictments

WASHINGTON, July THE President does
not see that 1t will become him to interfere
between the laws Of Louisiana and the crimi-
nal whom the laws pursue
Frank Richardson, telegraphing to the Bal
timore SIN, says: The only sure salvation for
Wells and Anderson is for them to jump their
bail and get the President to give them some
foreign position abroad.
New YoRK, July THE Times New Or
leans special says: The indictment of the late
Returning Board has been set on foot by the
anti Nichols party, and proceeds on the as
sumption that Nichols Is bound in some way
to protect Wells, Anderson X Co.
The idea is, therefore, to push the proseeu-
tion vigorously. make accused as odious us
possible, and then, in case of an executive
pardon, to impeaeh the Governor.
The 1rtbune's Washington dispatch says:
The indictment of members of the Returning
Board Is looked upon here us IN affair Of d
great deal Of political Importance.
The friends Of the Administration arc
highly indignant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
Concerning tile Treasury Department nd
the National Lunatic Asylum.
tspeeial To the Demoerat

Especial TO the Demoerat.J
WASHINGTON, July THE Treasury De
partment has effected a modification of the
fifteen per cont contracts, under which the
cutting Of granite required for the govern
ment buildings at Cincinnati and Philadelphia
has heretofore been done, by which the saw
ing on this branch of work alone will be over
$375,000.
1t Is said DR.. VIM. Gooding, Superintendent
of the State Lundtc Asylum, at Taunton,
Mass, has accepted the office of Superin-
tendent of the Government Insane Asylum,
and will take the place about September |.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
Military Operations i'm the East.

LONDON, July THE Bucharest CORE
spondent Of the Times telegraphs: According
TO Information received from Dobrudscha j
have no faith in any effectual resistance ha;no .
made by the Turks on the line of the Trojan
wall. The correspondent then Summarizes
the military situation, showing that the Turk
are threatened in front by the Russian army
at SlStova, ana In the rear by a corps advanc-
ing through the Dobrudscha Russian officers
of rank at the front believe the campaign will
soon be decided. The Turks are coneentratinn
about Shumla, in order to take the Russian
advance to the Balkans on the flank.
The Russians will probably go forward
face about and give them battle in the open
country.
It Is stated all the representatives of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
The Oregon Senatorial Investigation.
Especial to the Demoernt.l

Especial 70 The DefnOernt1
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-At Portland, w. J.
Mcconnell testified before the Grover Investi.
eating Committee that Wilson, member
of the House, who voted for Grover, and who
was elected under apledgo to vote for Nesimtl
and whose property was heavily mortgaged
before The meeting of the Legislature, paid
off ssme debts and cancelled his mortgages
Immediately after the adjournment of the
Legislature, and that he was seen to display
q considerable sum of money.
w. J. Miller testified that Butler, member
OF the House from Wasco county, who was
supposed TO be in limited circumstances before
the election, Immediately afterward pur-
chased n half interest in a steam sawmill for
$4,000, which occasioned surprise and remarks
among his neighbors.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
The Coming Regatta.

On Monday and Tu sday, August 9Th and 7th,
under the auspices Of the Riverside Rowing Club,
there will be given another Of their reg atlas,
which in the past have proved 40 aminently sne-
cessful The chosen place for the coming con-
test is at the new lake end, and there is every
facility there for the thousands that will be pres-
ent to witness the races 1t ii beyond the perad-
venture OF dou0t prove to be the most success
iul of sny regattaswe have had.
The races are for Monday, August 9th: Single
sculI, single sculi working boat, four-oared gig,
and on Tuesday, double shell, single four yared
barge aud four cared shell. Elegant prizes will
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
! ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.

The New telegraph Company will b,
Ready for Business on The 18th Inst.
On yesterday the wires OF the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Telegraph Company were being arranged ii
their new Office, No. 38 81. Charles street, under
the supervision Of Mr.. L. Leloup, the manager
spd il is expected that by the 10Th inst, at the
furthest, tbs lines will be
IN WORKING ORDER
TO all points in the East, North, West and 10 all
parts OF Europe.
Already the results Of tho new opposition IRE
being felt by the telegrapbing community oi
this city in reduction Of rates by the Western
Union line to the principal points, the reduction
being, in some instances, twenty five per cent.
In other parts of the South not yet reached by
the new Ii the reduction by the old has been
fully fifty per cent, and no doubt the rates will
tumble to that point here before the office /.
opened aud ready for business.
This reason alone should commend the Atlantic
and Pacific Company to the patronage of the
mercaptlie community, and it viii no doubt show
itsef worthy Of it's share OF that patronage. Its
AND MOST EXPERIENCED
men in the country, and there is scarcely one,
from the president to the Office manager, who is
not practical electrician.
Gen. Eckert The president, Mr.. Doran vice
president, and Mr.. Tinker general superinten.
dent, as well as Mr.. Leloup, the manager here,
are known to the writer as having had many
years experience in the BUSINESS and backed as
their company is by the
MOST WEALTHY F1NANcrERs
Of the East, including Jay Gould. it may be
safely asserted that they will make their lines
equal in every respect to those of the old COM
pany. All they ask il 8 fair proportion OF the
patronage, and that they will undoubtedly
secure
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, July 7.--Noon-- Cotton quiet
and unchanged; Middling Uplands ED.
Middling Orleans 61sd Sales 4OOO bales fol
speculation and export 500: receipts 670O
American $500; futures 1-32d better.
Uplands, Low Middling clause, July and
September 5.i6d September and hf u}c 9ctobs, u
63Sd; October and November 1892. New
crop, shipped November and December, by
sail, 6 5-t6d
LIVERPOOL, July 7, 2;3O p. m.-sales of
American 1000 bales. futures firm; Uplands
Low Middling clause, July and August de-
livery, 6Ad, September and October 13-32d
November and December G2sd.
LONDON July 7, 2p. m.-Consols "a GIG.
Q 80 p. m.-Consols "a g-16; st, eet rate IL,
which Is q below bank.
PARIS, July 7, p. m.-Rentes t07f. 4Oc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08

The remains Of Caleb s. Hunt were followed to
their last resting place yesterday by a large con-
course of our citizens. The deceased had for
more than thirty years been identified with the
commercial interests Of New Orleans, Of which
he was an earnest and energetic advocate. Of
late Mr.. Hunt had been in faltering health,
aud although his demise was not unexpected it
leaves void among large circle Of friends who
had learned to admire him and his excellent
os1 .litipp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
Omen tn T'rnfTBr.

We are informed by Mr. D. P. Morey, the
popular general passenger agent OF that compa-
ny, that the Vcksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad is now open again for traffic, the floods
by which it was submerged and which had inter-
rupted travel having subsided. Through tickets
to Monroe and other places on that line can be
procured at the Office Of the New Orleans, Jack
son and Northern Railroad Company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08

1t hotter, and our readers must remember that
We are doing our best, inasmuch as Frgerio's
therm ometer is placed against the front door
frame Of his store which is on the sunny side OF
Ghartres street.
The temperature 40 compared with that Of las.
year at the same pe Rod 'uring the day-is ex-
cessiys, the average in July, 1876 at the Office OF
Dr. W: 8. Mitcheil, in Caller Court from whicn We
published our weather report, averaging about ID
degrees.
The hottest days ol that year were Au.gnst %
and 81, on the latter day the thermomefA Ars being
at 50 degrees at O'Clock and 81 at O. soek p. M.
The sscorcher" this season was the 9th inst, /,
the thermometer having been at ID At the lowest
even during the night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08

NEW P1ANos.- Yesterday when passing Grune-
| wald's elegant music esiabli hment, No. % Ba-
rome street, the courteous proprietor invited us
in. He has just imported some OF the richest
and most ex luisitely toned and beautifully finish
ed pianos that We have ever seen in this market.
Mr.. Grunswald purcnases all his instruments for
cash and can, therefore, give better rates than
most dealers. We would advise our musical
friends to inspect this beautiful selection of
piuaos, Torgans, etc., before purchasing else-
where. Fl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
Marine News.

PORT EADs, July 7, noon.- Wind west north
west. Arrived: Steamship Hudson, Gager.
master, at 80 o. M, from New York to A. X.
Moulton. No departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 7, noon.--Wind west
northwest, light. Arrived Mexican brig Con
stantine, Ramiser, master, 5 days from Tam
pico to T. Camerden. No departures. The
steamship Chilian, previously reported on the
bar, got Off Mt . this q. IN. She Is now outside
coaling and taking on cargo
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
THE INDIAN WAR.
The Snvages Seem to Have whipped
Perry ami OutmaneBvrcd Howard.

Especial to the Democrati
SAN FRANCISCO July News has been re-
ceived at department headquarters here that
Col. Perry, with thirty men, on his way to
the Cottonwood, was attacked by d body Of
hostiles Lieut.. Rains, ton soldiers and two
citizens were killed.
Col. Wblpple joined Col. Perry and drove
the Indians off.
II Is said Joseph decoyed Gen. Howard
across the Salmon river, and then Joseph
recrossed't the river and got ON to the Cotton
wood between Howard and Lapwa within
three miles of lewiston
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
sunday school Union,
Especial to the Democrat ]

I5VHVfHT 10 t1IU DPmOHTAt.1
TOLEDO, Ohio, July THE first annual as
ssembly of the Interstate Sunday Schoo!
Union, composed of State unions of the va
rious Northwestern and Southwestern States.
will convene at Lake Side, near Putin -Bay.
on July 10, and will continue ten days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
A Car Collision.

Especial to the Democratl
MEMPHIS, July This afternoon street
car on the Vance street line, while crossing
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad track,
was run into by an outgoing train, and the
driver, Ben King, received injuries from
which he died ia few hours.
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A Misunderstanding

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Some one. who ap-
pears. to have misunderstood or misrepre-
sented the. wishes of the Secretary of the
Treasury. directed Cen Smith, the Appoint
ment Clerk. to make out the papers for Cen
Henderson as Collector Of the Fifth North
Carolina District. They were prepared, but
halt has been called. Nothing seems to
stick I'm the Tar State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-08
A struggle of sculIs Instead of skulls

Especial to the Democrat
NEW YORK, July AT the intercollegiate
contests yesterday, Columbia College, Prince
ton College, and the University of Pennsyl-
vania carried off the honors.
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Casualties,

JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, July THE saw
mill of ID. s. Barmore, burned last night
Loss $4,000,
SAN FRANCISCO, July THE sectional dock
Mt Mare Island Navy Yard broke down while
raisiug the French corvette Linnie The ship
is uninjured, but the repair Of the dock will
involve large outlay
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The Lang Branch Races.
Especial to the Democrats

VI
LONG BRANCH, July AT Monmouth Park
to-day in the first race Dauntless, Romney,
Feiiowcraft, Chesapeake, Jennifer, King Bee
and Burgoo started. The race was won by
Dauntless in two straight heats. Time
1A6A4, :46s4.
LONG BRANCH, July I'm the second race.
1or the Monmouth Oaks stakes, valued al