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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
McsTnick to Remain Through the Ex-


!. N YORK, Sept. 2S.-The Posts special
ronashington says that Assistant Secre-
taryeCormick has decided to comply with
the 9est request of the President and Sec
TeCaEherman, and remain in the Treasury
Dephent through the extra session of
Congs, but to retire before the regular ses-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
suit for Damages.

QUEBEC, Sept. 2s.-The heirs of the late
Baroness Falkenbourg are suing the munich
pality of st. Bridget, Delaware, county of
Montmorency, for damages laid at $4,000,
for the giving way of a bridge, which
caused her death few months ago
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

Secretary Sherman has teIegraphed to
the New York Evening Post, over his
own signature, a positive contradiction
OF the report that he says he will be a
candidate for the United States Senate.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
Illness of Cardinal sforza.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-A special from Rome
says: Cardinal Riario Sforza, who is believed
by many to have the best chance for the Papal
succession, is dangerously i'll and has received
the last sacrament.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
That H3OOOS& wtndIe.

QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 2S.-There are no new de-
velopments concerning the $4,000 swndle per-
petrated on the Macomb National Bank and
American Express Company Z The operator is
described as about five feet seven inches and
weighs one hundred and fifty pounds high,
with black hair and moustache. The case is
in the hands of Pinkerton'S detectives
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

Since the PlimsoIl act went into ope-
ration 10 England, in 1876, 1O4 vessels
have been detained in their wharyes
and examined. OF these FLOATING cof-
fins, 10l were found to be unsafe in still
water.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
Presidents Medal.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-Secretary McCor-
mick has received an impression in plaster of
the head Of President Hayes, as cut for TIE
usual Presidents medal, to be struck at the
philadelphia mint at an early day. Mr.. Nc
Cormick tonight visited the President at the
Soldiers Home, for the purpose of getting his
opinion on the cut.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
Gov. Pearson Released on Rail.

PTTTsBURG, Sept. 28.-The hearing in the
Pearson murder case took place at 8 O'Clock.
Owing to limited time the Commonwealth was
unable to get their witnesses present Pear
son was released on $4,000 bail for further
hearing on Saturday
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

charest says that Gen. Levetichi, who was in
command at the headquarters of the Russian
I. Dailllplln army, and who was deprived of
Skobelof1 has committed suicide.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
PIevna ReinfOrcements

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-A dispateb from orh
hami says that second column of reinforce
ments, together with several heavy guns.
has left that place for Plevna. 7>'''s'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
Single SrulI R9ca

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 2s.-A single scull
race has been arranged between NJ F. Davis
the champion of New England and JAS Ten
Esck of Peekskill, New York; they are to row
three miles on the Hudson at Peekskill Octo-
Der 10. The New York oarsman allows Davis,
500 for his expenses,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
The Troubles Of Prince Milan.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-A dispatch from Vienna
says that there is a split between Prince
Milan and the Russian government. The
Pan Slavist committees support the plots of
the pretender Karagsagovitch.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
snow storm at Achip,sa

LONDON, Sept 2S.-A dispatch from Shumla
says that heavy snow storms at Schipka pass
and at the base Of the Northern Balkans i'm
there now
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Tuesdays Defeat Denied.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-A Shumla dispatch saws
that the report of Russian defeat before
Plevna ON Tuesday, was premature; the dis
patch was wrongly dated and referred to an
earlier engagement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
Railroad strikes I'm Ireland.

| LONDON Sept. 28.-The strikes on the rail-
ways in Ireland are becoming general, and
are causing serious detention to traffic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

They are circulating rumor in Ot-
tawa that the Marquis of Lorne will sue
ceed Lord Dufferin as Governor General
Of Canada.
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ArchbishtBa y,ey Dying.

NEWARK. N. j., pt. 2s.-It is announced
Lnat Archnisnop Bay, of Baltimore, who
mas been lying ill his old home here for
some time past, is n rapidly sinking, and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29
CAPITAL NOTES.
CABINET MEETING.
Commission to Examine the Department
Ruildings

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The regular Cabi-
net meeting to-day lasted only an hour and a
half. 1t was decided to have another talk
with the President tomorrow morning.
Col Casey, the commissioner of public
buildings and grounds: Mr.. Hill, the super
vising architect Of the Treasury, and Mr..
Clark, architect OF the Capitol, were appoint
ed commission to investigate the condition
of the department buildings, and ascertain
whether or not they are fire-prOof.
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Russian Defnat Copf,rmea

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The Turkish War Office
confirms the report of the Russian defeat be-
fore Plevna on Tuesday. The Russians lost
5000 men.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

State bonds Louisiana consolidated adj
I'd to S2114, and Missouri land 6s to 1867.
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The Jerome Rape case.

PTTTsBURG, Sept. 2S.-The jury in the
jerome rape case were still out when court
adjourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has awarded the contract for
printing legal tender notes. national bank
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POstOfnce AppNinfment.

| WASHINGTON, Sept. William A. Zinn
has been appointed Postmaster at Newport,
Pa
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

Mrs. Senator Sargent is soliciting
in Washington to fe-
male suffrage petition.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Resignation of the Butch Ministry,
The HAGUE, Sept. 28.-The Ministry have
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-29

Senator George r. Dennis, Of Mary
land, is seriously ill.
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suicide of a Russian General

LONDON, Sept, 2s.-A dispatch from B,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-23
Prospects at BeIIaire-The Sri, ers
Abroad.
BELLAIRE, July 2l, ilP. NJ.

BELLAIRE, July 81, il p. NJ.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
the most intense excitement prevailed
here lsst night " nen the ten o'clock train
arrived the streets about the Baltimore
and Ohio depot were crowded with
strikers and sympsthlzers. They had
determined to stop the train if they found
any goods or freight on board, but the
doors were kept closed, and the men US
sured that there was no goods or
freight on them This seemed to
satisfy them, and the train was permitted
to move on. The crowd, numbering
about 100 or 200 men and boys, marched
about the streets, headed with lie and
drums. They are determined that no
militia or armed forces shall be sent 10
any point TO quelI the rioters or strikers
At one time they tried to get an engine
to run them up 10 Pittsburgh, but
by eleven o'clock had not succeeded. 1t
Is not expected that there Will be any
violence here slthough they would not
permit the railroad managers 10 put y
ire in the yard engines yesterday 10
move some Of the cars IN the yard.
J. RIG.
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DIANA.
Freight Trains stopped.

IEDIANAroLIs, July 2l.-r'relght
trains were stopped On the Ohio ana Mis-
sl.sippi railroad At Eincennes, this after.
noon, but without violence OF any kind
Passenger trains have not been inter,
tered with, and Al i quiet tonight
There is con- idershle excitement here
regarding the action Of the railroad en-.
pIoye.. 1t Is asserted by some tina! II
general strike nereabouts mas been M
ranged tor tonight ut midnight, but tie
best information obtsinable Ieads to the
belief that nothing will be done till to-
morrow, when meetings are to be held by
the employees OF al. the roads leading
from mere An anonymou, haud-bI!l Is
in circulation, calling = meeting IN the
State House yard, on Monday evening,
OF all who favor crushing the railroad
monopoly, and other efforts are known
-, beng made IT, ,'np . the excitement.
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DISTRICTOF COLUdBIA.
Volunteers no Good.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Genersl Nc
Dowell transmits II telegram from hIs
aid, LleuteT ant Keller, In which he
saws: Volunteers of the character and
status OF those operating with General
Howard would be more than useless,
Ii you had been here during their oper-
atoms, nm sure you would discourage
the use of volunteers in any possible
emergency.
RIOT sUEDUED-TRoOPs ORDERED OUT.
Gov. Carroll of Maryland nj A. NJ.
tclegraphei TO the Secretary Of War that
the riot at Baltimore had been slbdued
and the troops abou: to leave here ana
returned to headquarters. The Secretary
OF War has ordered about 500 marines
aud four companie; of infantry at For,
Monroe, TO proceed Immediately to TINS
city and Baltimore. a light battery Is
also ready for service.
PROCLAMATION by THE PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The follow
Ing proclamation WAS lssIed this after.
noon by the President of the United
States OF America:
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided in the Con-
stitution Of the United State, that the
United States shall protect every State
in this Union, on application OF the
Legislature, or o! tie Executive thereof
when the Legislature cannot De con-
vened, against domestic violence and
WHEREAS, the Governor OF the State
Of MARYLAND has represented that do
nestle violence exists IN said State At
Cumberland and along the line OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. IN said
State. which the authorities OF said State
are unable to suppress and
WHEREAS. The lsws of the United
Ststes require that in all cases OF lnsur-
r,c:ion IN any State or OF ob.tructi"n- 10
the laws thereof, that whenever IN the
indictment of the President II becomes
necessary TO use the military forces to
supnrrss such instruction or ObstFuc.
,iops to the law, be shall forthwith, by
proclamation command such insurgents
to dispense and retire peaceabiy to their
respective sbodes within limited time.
Now, therefore, |, Rutherford B..
HAYES. President Of the United States, do
hereby admoniSh all good citizens OF the
United States ami persons withia the
territory and jurisdiction of the United
States against aiding, countensncing,
sbetting or taking part in such I'M
lawful proceedings, and do hereby
wsrn all persons engaged il or connect
cd wltk said domestic violence and OBJ
struction of laws, TO dispense and retire
, pesceably 70 their respective abotes on
| or before II O'Clock, noon, Of the 22d
day OF July, In testimony whereof |
have hereunto set my hand, snd caused
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-23
More Prisoners Taken.

B..arIMoRR, July 2l-At half past
eleven O'Clock special train from Wash.
rngtou reached Camden station with 100
marines. Coloue, Hayward commanding,
ana joined the light battery at Locust
Point, which then moved te Camden
Station. The crowd at the depot u now
under control. About midnighL the
crowd concentrated on Howard stree,
near Soubard and the police charged and
general sklrmish followed and num-
Der OF shot were fired but the police and
clubs prevailed. About forty more
prisoners were taken. making 100 IN all.
Between 10 and ] crowds OF rioters
collected on Carr street near the
workshops OF the company. a.
Mount Glare they were
charged by one hundred police and dis
persed. Daring the shooting on Eutaw
street, in The early part OF the evening,
officer NagIe, John Ait, John Brown
and u boy named Bernard Car.in were
shoL and serious V wounded
IA. N-Tue crowds have been scat
tered from near Camden Station, and
that section Is quiet.
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NEW YORK.
Auer RingIeaders.

HoRNELLsvILLE. y. y, July 2l.-lt
Is asserted that warrants have been issued
tor the arrest f tie ringlesders Q! The
strikers. snd that tlsy are 10 be taken q
New York lily. A pIcAst line has been
thrown around tie Ere ysri and build
ings. Four more companies o: mi.i:is
snd battery Of artillery have arclvst
RIOTERS SEIZE A TRAIN.
BuFFALo. July 2l.-The strike does
no. extend beyond ButA.o. The West
ern o.sgushsa1a division rua, rom At
ties. run 20 near Horneilsvii.-. =: SIX
tonight the regular accommodation rom
Buffalo snd Hornellsyi.le started. At
East Buffalo the i:emaa va induced -
desert his post, aG1 the train stopped.
Another fremeu WAS substituted, but
when near A..ca number %: rioters
from Bltia'o who had :aken control TO
Bstayis, 5y the OF the A.tlca branch
to Attics, stopped the tram there, ana
stopped all travel farther east. The mob
Is assisted Or strong reinforcement;
from Attica. The militia, numbering 20
men, were dispatched from here Al mid
night 70 Attica The ring leader OF the
mob ~ East Buffalo was arrested by
the police, sent on the switch engine ~
soon rs the news o. the disturbanC" was
received sni lodged in jail.
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WOUNDED.
BALTIMORE, July 2l.-The following
is y correct list of the killed and wounded
last night: kllled-Thomss V. Byrne
clerk and register q! votes for the Fifth
ward, aged go; Patrick Gill, Tim Smith
Louis Tinevitch, sborers; Cornehu:
Murphy, clerk, William Hsurand, news.
boy John Henry Frank, aged ID; Geo
Mcdowell, carpenter, aged 20; Otts
MaEick, aged 40; John Relnhsrd, OF
Philadelphia, aged IL Wounded-M
j. Dond, probably fatally; George Clump
seriously; Garry Williams, aged Il prob
ably fatally; John Norton, aged Is, dan.
gerously; John Grob, dangerously; VIM
+ Collander, George Kemp, John Me-
VILE, Mike Ehrn, aged 10; John W.
Burton, aged 80; Robert Ryan, aged As;
George f. Short, Louis Laroque, Jacob
Wagner, dangerously, William Suds-
bury, seriously; Sergeants Dull and
Blackstone, and Officers Kelly. Clipper,
Hickey, French, Lennon and CLANCY
MORE SPORT AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 2I.-A crowd gath
cred in the neighbOrhood Of Camden
station this evening. A Gordon OF sol
diers Was placed around the depot, and
in front of them police. Between eight
and nine O'clock several shots were fred
at Eutaw and Barre streets, and the SOL
dlers loaded their pieces The officers.
however, ordered charge with drawn
bsyonets, and IT WAS DO! 9. Meantime
the crowd on Eutaw street, which now
numbered three thousand persons, cheer
ed and fired OF pistols and acted in
very disorderly manner At Camden and
Eutaw streets drunken man made u
furious speech About this time rail
road torpedo was fired of, and u
general panic ensued. The crowd
reassembled in trw minutes and
openly discussed the teas oIlity of break
ing into Camden Station. Soon about
100 police marched up Camden street,
where the rioters were the most numer-
Gus, and after coming TO halt, order was
given to charge The crowd instantly
started on Il run, the police following and
dischsrging blank cartridges Abou:
fifty Of the rioters in Little Paca street
begun tearing up the pavement. but the
police scattered them With rouRd OF
bank cartridges All inclined to be DIS
orderly were arrested aud taken to Cam
den Station by the police. Or the sixty
arrested none were railroad men.
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niSSOI ~.
Financial Ala Tor Il. 4 o. s,rlLer..

81. LOUIS, July 2l.-Nothing new has
'rsnSpired this mo ming in regard to the
contemplated strike on the OHIO and
Mississippi railroad next Monday. II Is
SAID, however, that the yard men snd
the machine shop men will probably
Join the br4kemen and tiremen, and that
the engineers, while they will not strike,
will refuse to run trains with green
crews
he yard men and swItchmen on the
western division OF the Wabash railroad
yesterI lay raised $775, which was sent to
the strikers on the Baltimore and ONO
railroad, and they say that three times
that smouut viii be raised # Recc-
-arv
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ENEICkl.
Another Strike Imminent.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-Ihere Is IN
tense interest here in the railroad strike.
Receiver Mcleod, OF the Snort Line,
has Issued All order for reduction OF III
per cent on wages, ~ take effect August
lst. At y meeting OF the worklugmen
TO night committee was appointed to
wait ON the railroad officials and sscer.
tain what D., going to be done. Pres.
dral SAndi.ord, Of the Louisville and
Nashville road, says that no reduction
vii. be made on that line
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The situation up TO this time is prac-
tically unchanged. The Pan Handle
road is moving local freight and If OBJ
structions on the Pennsylvania railroad
were removed they could move through
freight without difficulty. The strikers
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road were joined
by 200 men from the company's
shops this morning. There has been no
increase of labor on this road, but the
strike is wholly against the temporary
reduction which went into effect on the
18th OF June
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All Serene al Cumberland.
CUMBERLAND, July =

NVMBEKLAND, July II.
Special dispatch To the Register,
Two detachments OF United States
troops arrived here late this afternoon.
Their presence attracted an immense
throng Of people, but there was no de-
monstration. 1t is not known what the
railroad company proposes to do. Great
interest centres on the outcome 1T Balti-
more. one or two drunken men were
arrested tonight j.
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p,,ntng oil Cars Being Kun
AGAINST the Building by
the strikers.
Win swear the 5esieged
shall Not Escape
alive.
ihe Pittsburgh Riot.

Pul.suEuH. Ju.y 2l
z. p.p1l. July -, $40 p. Nj
s., Dispatch 10 lne Eestst~r.
.-- Philadelphia troops preceded by
PEARSON and .lsh aud sheriff
marched on, from III, Union depot
To-. g.a1 house by Hans. TINS wss
"a. q. .-eusai %. Iweuty-sssf'Jh street,
Il p, u, ..yoI stll tiled !as street
At crossing When the mI,.ary sp-
pe,.-. .-.,e were lew derisly. wells.
bu, TIE ...,1 Was rather ORDERLY f! the
tin 4 -s .4rIphls soldiers, not
mo. .-al -.s-. or ten, we're marched ny
The track. 8. ..-.r Tie crossing. Is there
va .y. a.. .aem % show ANY
for .-- ..o. uI not move out OF
u. .., Dr.. .-aa .r-I with tn"m while
Ii. .,s ..-ga.: -, me militia. \ te"
81 -,w-.r..~a thrown Attn mIhtla, It
is -..,-i q, Bog, but luere Wa no
cs.--..ar. -la.s On the troop. Then
co. ..- aIyanne guards OF
II r-.ss.Iu.s troops with fixed
b let. ..l,u firing, and then
al a.., .Ar whole Lac IL"
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FOR RENT

". REpmAN. GEO. C. A'ko~S
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MORE Of THE MILITARY.

Ooly three trains left Camden station
TIM, morning, one for the west and two
for Washington. The engineers and
fremeu O! the passenger engines al! re-
fuse to work, assigning as reason Ihat
they do not consiIer II safe to run over
the road
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HAPPY tidings ioruery"us sufferers, and
those who have been dozei. drugged and
quacked Pulvermacher' Electric Belts
rdec.uaIlv cure premature deouity and
decay. Book srd journal, with Inior.
nation worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermscher GaivanIc Co.,
Cincinnati. ONO
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NkBR ASH 4.

'''" r"cihc Engineers Aroused.
N .-AA July PA delegation OF
Il '7's 81 tue Union Pacific railroad
i. '-7 l.ler5Ht divisions Of the road
g '-s -ity A general conference of
J, FaU1c engineers will be held
~ ,, .'SD!I Oh the subject Of the recent
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Aherin Eite,snend Rod,.

PIrrsBUEGH, July 22-l2:l5 \. NJ
Sheriff Fife dead body has just been
brought in from the outer depot Major
General Pearson Is badly wounded
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WIPES AND DAUGHTERS ASSISTING THE
ERs.

MARTISsBURG, June 1.-THE news
from points between Keyser amt Graf
Ton is that tue men who are willing to
work, are deferred by their wives sud
daughters. Careful inquiry discovers
the fact that comparatively very few
train men have taken say part II the
offensive demonstrations.
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RIYGLEADEKS To BE ARRESTED.

PITTSBURGH, July 2l.-Shortly after
two O'Clock the Philadelphia militia,
under command OF General BrInton, ar
rived at Union depot. They were met
al the depot by Sheriff Fife, who has
sworn in y large posse of deputies. The
Sheriff mas warrants for the first fifteen
Of the leaders in the strike on the Penn
sylvanla road. The Sheriff, with his
posse and the military, will at once pro-
coed to the outer depot and endeavor to
make the arrests. The strikers are con-
gregated at that point, and the result Is
anxiOuslY awaited
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