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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-14

KITCHEN CRY5TAL SoAP.-Every housekseper in
the land should use it, scrub with it, scour with it,
polish with tin fact this soap Of the great
est blessings to the poor, who have TO do their
own work, and to the servant who likes clean
kitchen. It removes all kinds Of grease, dirt and
stains, without injury to the ware. Tin, brass.
copper, STEEL zinc and all kinds Of metallic ware
can be cleaned and polished beautifully with this
kitchen crystal soap. Nothing can surpass it for
washing knives. forks, dishes, cleaning paint,
polishing. windows and scrubbing foors This
soap can be had at any of the groceries for the
same price paid for ordinary soap. See their ad-
Yerti emept.
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WASHINGTON, July 13.--No action has yet
been taken by the Attorney General in regard
TO the charges OF malfeasance In office, re-
Gently filed against Marshal Purnel, of Texas,
further than to forward copy to the Mar
shal, with instructions to submit his reply as
soon as. possible. AS soon as a response shall
be received from Marshal Purnel the Attorney
General will take the papers and examine
carefully all the clrcumstn1lcaS In the caSe
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FOREIGN NEWS.
yICrensoUs MUkHrAR PAsHA.
His Troops In Excellent Condition and
High Snirifs
| Special to the Democrat | ;.

Special to the Democrat
LONDON, July 13.-Advices from Kars tC
July says: Yesterday Mukhtar Pasha with
Is field and mountain guns 500 regular and
$500 irregular cavalry and 80 battalions of in.
fantry, advanced from Kirkbunar to Wahir-
aukale eight miles south of Kars, and this
morning Mukhtar Pasha rode in. leaving his
forces intrenched at Wahiraukale.
Yesterday there was very heavy firing on
both sides.
The Russian headquarters are at Zaim,
eight miles to the northeast, but their batter
les are advanced to within 1000 yards of the
east city.
The Turkish loss during the siege has been
trifiing, that of the Russians unknown.
Mukhtar Pasha proposes to intrench him.
self and revictual Kars for the winter. The
appearance of his troops is excellent, their
health good and they are most enthusiastic.
kars is almost impregnabe
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Messrs. r. W. Rsyne & Co. present to the pub
lie, as will be seen by reference to another col
umD, cuts Of their celebrated Arrow Tie, with an
explanation that must convince the planter and
compressor that it is the best and cheapest tie
yet made. 1t is 80 simple, too, in its construc-
ton and in the manner in which the bales are
bound that it cannot but meet with a large de-
mand from the planting interest; and, besides
this it's strength and the very low price at which
it is sold, commend it to those who have anything
to do in the baling line.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
Especial to the Democrat.I

New YORK, July 13.-Gold 1o5ss. U. s. 6's
of 1881, HIS; do. coupons, 1121k; 5-2O's of
1865, new issue, 1867; do of 1867, 1o95s; do
OF 1868, coupons, 112I; 10-4O's 1929; do cou-
pons, 1121sg112sg;; currency SIS 1235s@123H !;
new SIS 111MM111a.
LONDON, July 13--Consols for money
"a H-16; U. s. 5-20's Of 1885, 1906; do of 1867,
1867 10-4O's ITO: new fives 1O756 Erie 7L.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
SYMPATHY WITH CUBA.
The United states Called on To Put an
End to slavery.
Especial to the Democrat ]

NEW YORK, July 13.-A strong delegation
OF eolored men have given expression to the
executive committee of the Cuban League of
the sympathy of the colored residents of this
4 city wish the cause of struggling Cuba A
petition will be sent to the President and Con-
sgress, urging immediate action to wipe out
forever the foul blot of slavery that exists on
that island
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to the Democrat.l

Especial to the Democrat]
COLUMBUS, July 13.-At Driving Park yes
terday, in the first race for the 2:36
class, was Mohawk Chief DIR. Rush and Dor
sey. Each won two heats. The race will be
concluded to-day.
The second race, of the Q AZ class, was won
by Dream in two straight heats. Time 2:31.
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oRANGEMAN's DAY IN MONTREAL.
The Mayer tn be Denounced for Not Az
fOrdltng Protection to Life.
Especial to the Democrat.l

MONTREAL, July 13.-Last night passed
without any trouble, the crowds dispensing
at II o'clock. A coroners jury was sworn in
IN the case of Hackett this morning, but the
inquiry was. postponed till tomorrow An
Indignation meeting will be called to condemn
the Mayor for not affording due protection to
life Yesterday
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The Sprlngfield Races

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 12-Goldsmith
Maid, on a trial Of speed at the Hamden Park
races to-day, made 2 23, 2:17, 2:19.
laide 4, 6, 6, l, 2; Comet 8, g. 4, 6, 4; Hanna d.
/, 4, 5, 4, 8: Joker s. 2, 2, 3, S. John III. g. 3, 8,
5, g. Time-2 23, 2 :25, 2:25, 2:23, 2:25.
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Taxing Church Property.
Especial to the Democrat

I.J
CLEVELAND, July 13.-The case in which
Bishop Glomer, Catholic Bishop of this do
cese, sought to enioin the county treasurer
from collecting taxes and assessments on
lands alleged to be held in trust for the use
of the Catholic parochial schools, was vester-
day decided by Judge j. M. Jones in favor of
the plaintiff.
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Hayti wants white American Minister

WASHINGTON, July 13.- There are loose
statements that the President some time ago
rendered the Haytien Mission to Prof. Langs-
ton and yesterday he had accepted the place.
He may be too late, as it Is understood that
recently Hayti has indicated, with great
man as Minister for the United States.
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ROBBERY OF $500.

Yesterday countryman was robbed on Dry
ades street OF $780, Sergeant Ryan and Tracy
have arrested q number OF celored men and
women and recovered 1900 OF the stolen money.
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several Collectors In Trouble.

WASHINGTON, July 13-Collector Fulton. at
Philadelphia, formerly Supervisor Of Internal
Is In trouble. Neither is Collector Arthur, at
New York, safe
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Nine. Titiens.

LONDON, July Ia Medical papers give
most hopeful accounts Of the condition of
Nine. Titiens. The British Medical Journal
says she expects to return to London in a
few days, and will sing July 26.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
TINE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ORDER
The President Determined to divorce Fol
ttics from the Civil service.
ISnacial to the Democrat

q TbDbUlHI
WASHINGTON, July 13.-J. P. Hamilton, Sec
retary of the Kansas Republican Association,
called on the President to ascertain whether
the civil service rules applied to persons hold
ing office in various State associations. The
President said that IL the associations were of
u social character there was no objection to
their continuance, but politics must be
eschewed. He distinctly stated no political
services can be rendered by the government
employe at any time while he holds such office,
even though It does not interfere with his du-
ties, as 1t is the Presidents intention to for
ever divorce politics and the civil service 50
far as 1t lies In his power.
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JOseph's Band,
Especial to the Democ,

Especial to the Democrat.l
A SAN FRANCISCO, July ia telegram from
cottonwood, dated July 8, says that all of
qoseph's band have crossed the Clearwater.
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A CONFEDERATION,

CINCINNATI, July 13.-The tobacco ware.
o., was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
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MARINE NEWS.

New YORK. July 13.-Arrived: Spanish
steamer Carolina, Switzerland
Arrived out: Candeur, Ida, Delta, Bothnia
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BIZ THE JACKSON ROUTE.

BIZ THE JACKSON ROUTE.
Among the departures by the Jackson route
last evening were the following:
David Urquhart, President OF the Louislana
Savings Bank, for New York; VIM. Agar and
family, for Waukesha; Moses Greenwood and
family and E. h. Saunders, for the White Sui.
phur Springs OF Virginia; Chas. Newman, Jr.
and family, for the far West; Mrs. Hill, for Obi
cago; e. Richmond. Z. Lenaux, +. G. Parsor
and family and W. Wilder, for st. Louis, and siz
emgrants, for San FraDcisce.
BY THE MOBILE ROUTE.
The departures yesterday by the Mobile route
for points where the mercury 10 lower than nine
ty.fve degrees In the shade were as follows:
W. Van Benthuysen and family, for Waukesha,
Wis; Gov. r. @. Wicklffe, for the North; also Mr..
W. A. johnson and family and q. Walmsley; Hon
Thos. J. semmes, for. Washington; w. q. Hunt,
for Washington; Mr.. M. q. Hubbell, for New
York; Mr.. W. o. steinmeyer, for the East; Rev.
L. A. Chasse and Rev. Fl. NJ. LeCozic, for Old
Point Comfort.
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MADRID, July 13.-The Marquis of Orvo
has been appointed Minister of Finance.
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Ohio Races.

and are supposed to be heading for the Bitter
Rock country.
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England's Naval preparatIons.

Especial to the Democratl
LONDON. July IA Plymouth telegram
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HISTORIC GREENWICH.
ITS LEGENDARY PAST, TRANQUIL
PRESENT, AND CONSERVATIVE
TENDENCIES.
A Finished Town. with the Verdure of
Age and the Freshness Of Youth.

F"So """ t"0 TFcsHHessV VI HV"VH.
Especial Correspondence N. 0. Democrat
GREENWICH, Conn, July 8, 1877.
The town of Greenwich, from which this
letter is written, is IN the State of Connecti-
cut, just beyond the New York border, which
divides it from the town of Portchester, in
Westchester county. 1t is within one hour Of
New York, by the New Haven Railroad, and
Is just twenty-eight miles from the Grand
Central depot at Forty-second street In
front the waters of the Sound stretch out to
the Long Island shore, and behind is pleas
ant stretch of fertile country, where the cattle
craze uDOD
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-13

ESTABLISHED IS YEARS. Always cures. Always
ready. Always handy. Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions have tested 1t. The whole world approves
the glorious old Mustang-tho Best and Cheapest
Lininent in existence. Is cents bottle. The Mu.
tang Mnimont cures when nothing else will.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE VENDERS
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jE-
road: There's richness whichever way
you look" *is#t,*:'>.. T f: 1:s...~2-4 49, -
Eyes," she again replied. .: -"
1.-THE man who owns that farm is called
Kernel by all his ncighbors," he softly
continued, as he picked up her sachei.
HE runs the township he runs church j:
he runs q school house ;he is the big giraffe
for four miles around. Death has Re-
moved his Hammer, and he's looking for
another. Madam, do you know Of a nice
woman who wants to marry2"
"You are either drunk or an old fool p
the angrily remarked as she jerked the
rachel away. .r,r.. :. -
MADAM, I'm from old ky" -
Il don't care, sir; I don't care" she
sputtered, as she crossed the room.
He looked after her in hungry way and
as she fell into another seat he sighed.
Must be I'm little off to day. That's
twice I've let the flame of love flicker up
little, but only to be drowned out like
an old COW going over the mlll-dam
Yes, 1'm q leetle off know it; I feel
it. AS long as the rheumatism is twisting
my old legs around, and this old spinal
column is leaning to the southwest, and
my voice squeaks way.up, and then falls
way down, it's no use for me to build IN
any hopes on the women. I'm going tc
pull OH that left boot and scratch that heel
and if they don't want to marry old K yhoe
they can 60 to slivers!"
And he scratched.-C;nc;u.a En-
ou&rer.
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policeman ran faster, and the former was
soon in his grasp. -.
20, Annie" cried Maria, chow you
frightened me. Who is he?''
"Why, he is the thief who stole our
money" said Annle;f" knew him the
| very moment set eyes on him.
"A theft" cried old Mr.. Zimmerman,
turning to Annie: ivy, he tolt me he vas
a nopleman, he did! Mine gracious! He
hash got sixty pounds from me. @! mine
vrau, vat shall DOR
Here he is, ma'am." said the police
man, hauling the thief into the room. II
know him, ma'am. He's Slippery Bill,
one Of the smartest rogues, maam. I've
had my eye on him. What's he been up
to now?"
Jane, told him of the loss Of the money.
"Just like him, ma'am," exclaimed the
officer, on hearing the account; "iust like
him. He is one of the shrewdest rascals
| ever saw. Well, he is nabbed now, thank
Heaven" -,
:'The ledger, otherwise Slippery Bill,
Of. unenviable notoriety, stood carelessly
with his back to the open CRATE fire, and
smiling obviously on the throng. The
policeman took the precaution to slip a
pair ofhandcuffs over his wrists.
"For you never know, you Sec" he
said, when these kind OF fellows will
give you the slip"
"Giff me back mine sixty pounds"
cried the German, shaking his fist in the
prisoners face, "Giff it me back, you bad
one, you; Gift it me, sayv
But the pseudo gentleman only smiled
at his simplicity in so easily parting with
his hard-earncd money to a complete
stranger, and whistled softly to himself.
The prisoner was taken to the police
station. On searching his room, the
money stolen SO adroitly from Anne was
discovered concealed therein.
Great was the Joy Of the sisters on re-
cc'ving it. They are now living in the
coy little house purchased with the re-
covered money, and are as happy as the
day is long; while the author Of their
misfortune is lodging in the fine house
known as the Portland Prison, as.quict
and retired as he could possibly wish to
be. Annie is careful to- Whom she intrusts
valuables, even for moment; and Maria
has an aversion to dodgers, so the notice.
Furnished Apartments has never been
displayed at their windows.
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CHEERING WORDS.

my God shall supply all your nsed."-Phil.
IL. 49, go -
know not what you need, my brother, sis.
ter;
But this know-my God will listen now
In tender sympathy and deep compassion,
II in your trouble you before Him bow.
You need submission: Hath His love af-
1ictcd,
And do His ways seem hard to understand:
Then ask for grace to say amid the darkness,
my Father, though Thou smitest, hold my
Or is it strength you need? Arc you exhaust
cd
With weary watching, or with sorrows pain
Oh, whisper this to Him, the God of comfort,
And he will willingly His child sustain.
Or do you need direction on life's Journey
The way you have to tread, to be made
clear
Now tell him 50, and he will gently lead you,
Just step by step through each successive
You cannot ask too much. Then friend, leave
In Gods own loving care, with perfect rest,
For we'll know for Jesus sake He loved
To give His children all His gerry best.
-Chlrlottt MurrdU.
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A Smart NeWSbOy.

Did you ever see that little mite of a
newsboy who goes skipping about Fourth
street in the vicinity Of the Gazette and
Commercial Offices like the last mosquito
in house full Of fat boarders Just in
from the country? Well, that boy isn't
much bigger than a washer woman's
bank account, but he can sell more
papers than a full grown man. It's
really interesting to see him flying about
the street like chicken hunting for it's
head-frst on one side-tLen over to the
other-tumbling about under peoples
feet climbing up mans leg to shove a
paper into his face-losing his hat and
running back to get there one minute
away down yonder the next-all eyes
and seeing every hand that starts
toward pocket, and getting at the side
Of its owner before the nickle can see
daylight. He's little, but he's 'busi-
ness" and is said to support widowed
mother by his exertions. We don't
think the sluggard would fool away any
time in keeping an eye on him for a
spell.-Ci,acinnati SUNDAY Breakfast
Table.
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An Alpine Avalanche.

In the summer OF 1864 party of tourists,
while visiting the Alps, climbed with great
| difficulty to an elevated and covered
plateau, in order to obtain q better view of
Swiss scenery, and contrast the beauty and
richness of midsummer below with the bleak
ness and stcri1ity of midwinter around and
above them. In play they rolled the moist
! snow into large balls, they crowded it over
! the edge of the plateau. In falling it struck
softer snow, which Immediately gave way, and
soon an avalanche was tearing down the
mountain side burying and destroying every.
| thing in its course. As the handful of snow
became the irresistible avalanche so the hack
| neglected, speedily develops into that dread
| destroyer, Consumption. In the early stages
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will effect cure,
though if the blood be affected or impoverished
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JASON c. BARTHOLOMEW
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THAT GIRL OF MINE,

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The best story that has been told on
the stump in the campaign is that of the
man who, having lost his wife, was asked
to ride to the grave with his mother-in-
law. He objected at first, but allowed
himselfto be persuaded, adding, however,
II want you to understand that it robs
this occasion of all pleasure for mc.''
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To HOusekeerers.

The attention OF heads of families is respect
fully invited to the superior quality of BUR
NETS FLAvoR1SG EXTRACTS. They are entire
ly free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition of many of the fac
titious fruit fl 'vors now in the market. The,
are highly concentrated, have all the fresh
ness and delicacy of the fruits from which they
are prepared, and are less expensive.
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Rheum atirm s1uicklv Curea.

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Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
Price 81 bottle six bottles SIS. Sold by ali
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Inc young gentleman seemed to have
made himself quite agreeable, for Maria
became rather shy and silent when he was
the subject Of conversation. And Annie
often wondered where Maria went after
tho morning work was done. When,
however, she was spoken to about it.,
Maria laughed and said she was out mar.
ketlng; but Annie strongly suspected that
Maria was out promenading with the new
ledger.
One morning Annie thought she was
strong enough to 20 down to the break
fast table. So, dressing, herself neatly,
and giving an added puff to her hair, in
view Of the fact that she was then to see
the ledger for the first time, Annie was
led downstairs by Jane.
She could hear the heavy, cultural
tones OF old Mr.. Zimmerman, who was in
violent confab with his wife, and the
laughing voice Of one whom she took to
be the new gentleman ledger. Entering
the dining room, Annie was taking her
seat when her eyes fell on the young
gentleman directly opposite. He was
looking at her stupidity,
20, O." cried Annie, on meeting his
glance, and she stopped short, unable to
articulate another word.
"Ah, 0, a-a-excuse me, ladies"
muttered the young man, backing out
toward the door; aud, getting the handle,
he opened the door and bounded down
the stairs into the street.
Annie recovered herself in a moment.
Dashing to the window, she threw it up.
and shouted as loudly as she could:
"stop thief! stop thief! o, stop him,
Fortunately policeman was lounging
nearly opposite, who, on seeing Annie
wildly screaming Stop thief" aud the
young man fleeing as for dear life, started
in pursuit The LOGGER ran fast, but the