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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
MESCELLA NEOUS.
Reecher's --latest Emotional Prayer-He
Afterwards Endorses an Institution "a
Hse Presided Over by Sisters of Charl-


New YORK, Nov 49, Said Mr.. Beecher in
his opening prayer yesterday ut Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn: "And if any Of them are
under shadow" here the speakers voice be-
came thick with emotion tears started from
his eyes and he was cloked for q moment;
drawing out his handkerchief he wiped away
the moisture and proceeded-"be Thou their
light and guide, and their exceeding great re-
ward"
The longest notice read by Mr.. Beecher was
In relation to O. fair to be held in order to
raise money to build new hospital in Brook
lyn, to be managed by the Sisters Of Charity,
to be non-sectaran, like the institution now in
the hands Of the same parties. and to have
O. ward for the incurable. Mr.. Beecher spoke
very warmly in praise OF the enterprise.
'''Iho time has passed. be said, ".or it, /
think, is passing when We thought it neCes-
sary to bristle ut the name Of Roman Cath
olic." Beechers sermon was upon doubling
and its causes.
The Herald says Beechers warm com
mendation Of Roman Catholic benevolent
enterprise in Brooklyn Is another gratifying
sign Of the ever broadening stream of Chris
tian lberaltY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Secretary scEsurz Defends His Depart
ment Against the Attacks Made Upon
IL In Recent ARMY RepOrts.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS Secretary McCrary
to-day received letters from Secretary Schurz
on the subject of the reports Of Gen. Sheridan
and Gen. Gibbon, In which serious charges
are made against the management Of In
dian affairs. Secretary Schurz reviews both
reports and ask that proof of the charges
contained In both reports be furnished. He
Cakes for granted that an officer of Gen.
Sheridan's high character would not incorpo-.
ample proof to back them up Secretary Nc
Crary referred the letter to Gen. Sherman, who
will forward copies to Gems. Sheridan and
Gibbon for reply. Secretary Schurz's letter
is no doubt calculated to widen the breach
already existing between the Indian bureau
and the officers Of the army on the subject of
Indian affairs. A full text Of Secretary
Schurz's letter will be given to the press to-
morrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
NEW YORK NOTES.
MATTERS or MOMENT I'M THE EAST
ERN METROPOLHs.
The abinetmakeps organizing "a UnIon-
A Grave Charge Against Murphy, the
Temperance Orat0r-snsme Notes ON
TRHmaage-The NrEgEaE Side.

"a ~FAsS SHaFSS AkBHHS5 Murphy, GNe
Temperance Orator-sesme Notes ON
TaiHnage-The bright Side.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia largely attended
meeting Of Cabinetmakers was held yester-
day. Nearly 5000 cabinetmakers of this city
have said that wages are too low. The object
OF the meeting was to take steps to organize
the employees OF every shop and to strengthen
the union when the organization Is completed.
A demand will be made for an increase OF Is
or 20 per cent on present wages.
morning paper says: IF the charges Of
President Mundy are true, the drunkard is q
orator, Murphy. His terms for converting
him, Mundy says, are 5000 q night. An OK
planation from Murphy seems in order.
In discourse at the Brooklyn Tabernacle
yesterday, Talmage spoke Of Wall street in
iguity and said there Is enough crime in lower
New York for the entire world. The World
says Talmage thinks the devil Is going into
bankruptcy, and he himself has done sOme-
thing to hasten that event. The HernM says
70 bring the millennium all that Is necessary,
says Talmage, is to convert the telegraphic
operators and editors 1t is really difficult to
see what these classes have to do with the
wickedness Of the world. They certainly
have not time to be running around Gotham
at midnight like the distinguished Brooklyn
preacher. Talmage's recitations of his adj
ventures In New York by gaslight have filled
the bosoms of hundreds Of young country
tate his example.
CDR Newman yesterday'gave the brightside
view of New York city and told what might
be seen to admire and approve, speaking es-
pecially OF her great charities and noble in
stitutjOnS,"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
horrible Accidental IRbDTeF Kiaasa

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 18.-Last evening,
while Hermann Schirdhelm, aged twenty
ing glue In the glue factory of Louis Heller,
situated four miles north Of this city, he
slipped from the plank and fell into the seeth-
ing mass. He was rescued as quickly as
80 o'clock this evening, when he died.
Another accident occurred this afternoon,
through which Thos. Meane, 8 laborer, lost
his life. He was excavating o trench for the
water pipes on the corner Of Wells and Seventh
streets, when mass of overhanging earth
fell, striking him SO that his head struck
violently against q projecting stone on the
opposite side Of the ditch and partly benumb-
ing him. He was speedily unearthed, but
died twenty minutes after the accident. He
leaves q wife and family unprovded for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Arrangement of the Two Wen Charged
With the EeObfery Of steWart's Grave.

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-The two men, Burke
and Vreeland, alias Wheeler, who we're ar
rested last week by Capt. Byrnes Oh suspicion
Of completely in the robbery Of the Stewart
vault, were arrigned this afternoon. The
accused appear to be hardened criminals and
seemed the least concerned Of an ybody in the
courtroom. Capt Byrnes took the stand and
made o long statement Of his connection with
the men. He said on Wednesday last he ar
rested them on suspicion Of being connected
with the Manhattan Bank robbery, but not
being able to produce sufficient evidence to
convict they were discharged; before leaving
the station he received information that they
were two Of the men who had been connected
in the Stewart robbery; he Immediately re-
arrestedithem, and they both confessed that
they knew all about the robbery. Vreeland
said that the body was buried at Chatham,
N j., and If the captain would go with him
he would point out the place where the body
was buried. The two men were taken in q
coach to Jersey, but after going some dis
tanCe, Vreeland made some objection and re-
fused to tell where the stolen remains were,
and finally added that he didn't know any
thing about the robbery. The two men were
then brought back to New York and locked
up again in the station.
The captain asked that the two prisoners
be remanded until to morrow. Justice Nor
gan granted the request, and set the case
down for 80 D. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
a Missing Canada Lawyer-susplc1on of
Foul PLAY.

QUEBEC, Nov. 1s-Ephraim Dufresnes, an
advocate OF this city, is missing. He left
home on Wednesday night last on the Mon
treal boat, with about $500 in his possession,
and no tidiDgs from him have yet been re-
ceived. It Is feared that he WAS drowned, as
his coat, waistcoat and satchel were found In
his state-room,, One ugly feature in the affair
is that his watch-guard was broken and the
watch gone from its fob.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Disclplining Church Women IN Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov 18-Much interest Is felt
here in the church trial, which is progressing,
Of Mrs Joanana Anderson and her daughter,
Jennie Anderson, of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church, on the charge Of leasing their
property at the junction Of Cottage Grove and
Indiana Avenues to Mr.. Baum to be used for
saloon purposes, contrary to the discipline Of
the church.
Their defense Is that the lease was made by
Mrs. Anderson's brotheri law, Murray An
derson, and they had nothing whatever to do
with it, except to give their consent, which
they did on account Of being In poor crcum-
stances and needing the liberal rent which
Baum was willing to pay, in spite Of which
plea they will no doubt be dismissed from the
church.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
SPAIN,
Sen. Grant Mt GIbra1tar-H5s Future
MRYPmenta.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-A special last evening
from Gibraltar says Gen. Grant was cor
daily received there In company with Lord
Napier, Of Magdala, he reviewed all the troops
in the British garrison Saturday. He after
wards witnessed O. sham battle. The display
in both instances was magnificent. Grant
thusiasticaIly of the men and officers. he
leaves Monday for Malaga on board an Eng
lsh express steamer. Thence, after q stay Of
two days, he will proceed by rail to Grenada,
by way Of BobadiIla and Antigura He will
spend several days among the cypress and
orange trees Of Alhanbra hill.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Repressive Measures Demanded - Fatal
Accident at n Popular DemNns ira ton.

ROME, Nov. 18-All Of the italian journals
demand that repressive laws shall be passed.
Many Internationalsts have been arrested
for alleged completely in the attempt to as
sassnate the King. There are widespread
and spontaneous congratulations over the
escape Of the King from the danger OF assas-
sinatiOn.
At Florence to-day, during the passage Of
the procession forming part Of the demon
strations in honor Of the Kings escape, a
bomb was thrown into q corps Of veterans,
and, exploding, killed two Of the soldiers and
wounded many others.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
RUSSIA.
The Demands of the Government of the
azar Upon RoumanIa-What
They gmnlv

LONDON, Nov. ia Vienna dispatch says ::
have produced q good impression, and the
Cars orders to the Russian civil and mill
tary functionaries in Turkey really look like
the beginning Of the fulfilIment Of the Berlin
treaty, still it is difficult to reconcile the in
tention with Russla's demand on Roumania
to make the evacuation Of Rounania c0ndi-
tional upon the recognition of Russia's right
to occupy and fortify Kustendge and other
strateegical points In the Drob1dja, and to
maintain military road through Roumania,
which would make RouTnania vassal Of the
Gar. The source whence inform alton respect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
The san Pranrisco Bears Smash Sierra
Nevada stOGs,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov t8.-Sierra Nevada
opened at 155 and closed at 1919 In the early
board. At the II o'clock board it opened at
140 and closed at 96 in the 5 o'clock board.
favorable, but the bears smashed the stock
from early in the morning till the closing of
the last informal board. In the absence Of
any reason for the Decline there are rumors
that the attack is one Of the assaults maze by
the Nevada Bank party to crush the market
for tho purpose Of getting control of some
other mining property depending on the
property of the Sierra Nevada.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
stewards Remains yet Undiscovered
what the Police Think Of ailton's Ac-
tI0n-The New telegraph Enterprise
Ii aes Erg he Emitnn Market Elre.

New YORK, Nov. 18.--Various reports OF
the recovery Of the stolen body Of Stewart
and the arrest Of the disturbeis e bis grave,
which were published in several papers Eog-
terdny, have not been confirmed. The police
deny any knowledge whatever Of the reported
recovery Of the body. The Hernih says two
or three leading police officials have placed
them selves on record as saying that Mr.. Hill
ton made Il mistake in stipulating that q re-
Wah he c1nn svo ony De ve GIrneo ne ny te oonvfpn ION
body. They claim that this proviso is q
stumbling block in the path Of the detectives,
for no negotiation is possible. To take that
view is to admit that our detective system is
q faulty one.
The Tibune says the projectors of the new
telegraph company held conference on Sat
urday, but no definite results were reached,
Jay Could says the question of organizing
the company was considered and the pros
poets for such organization are favorable
The total loss by the fire at the Fulton Fish
Market yesterday is estimated at s75 900 on
the building and $4,000 on the stock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Pacific Feeling I'm EurOpa-The Anglo
TMrklsBa EonventiOn-Hnhian TrDOps
kufTartng from gniti.

LONDON, Nov. 18.-There is q pacific feeling
throughout the continent, and even rutnors Of
Afghan apologies.
The river Seine continues rising
A dispatch from Vienna says the Austro-
Turkish convention negotiations have been
recommended. The Governor Of SGutari has
been dismissed for opposing the surrender OF
POdgoritza to Montenegro.
A dispatch from Simla says the British
troops at Quettah are sufferingHgieltly from
severe cold. The canels engaged in trans
porting supplies are dying from cold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Y Grs NnaIn

CHICAGO, Nov. 18-Dr. W. 2. Mckay, q
celebrated Presbyterian preacher, from Hull,
England, in this city with his wife, preached
to q large congregation yesterday In the
Second Presbyterian Church. and will preach
at different churches almost every day and
evening until Thursday, when he leaves for
Boston, thence via Montreal to Halifax,
whence he will sail for home by the Sarma-
tan on her return trip, after discharging her
present rOyni freightage
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
a New Species of Larc eny-Kilied 10y a
Brutal Husband.

I NEW YORK, Nov 18-Timothy Driseoll,
was forced into an alley way by two negroes,
who threatened to cut his throat fron1 ear to
ear unless he stripped naked and gave them
his clothing. He complied and gave them his
clothing, and the negroes were about to es-
cape when captured by the police:
Michael Rossetter went home drunk Satur-
day evening. He picked up @ lighted kero-
sene lamp and threw it at his wife. Alter
great suffering, she died at the hospital last
night.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Accidental Browning I'm Rhode Island.

Boston, Nov. 18.-Between 8 and o'clock
last evening the father, mother and sister of
Mrs: John Hall, of Woonsocket r. T., while
driving from the latters house to their own
through the darkness and storm, missed the
bridge at Ferenich and were precipitated into
the river where they were drowned. Mr. Hall
and a young lady friend, who were with the
party, eScaDed,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
SPORTING NOTES.
The McCoOle-Keisy Prize Fight.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 18.-The pending arrange
mont for q prize fight between Mike Nc
Cooe and Tom Kelly has been completed in
time. In an interview Kelly told reporter,
several weeks ago, that he offered a stake OF
500 to fight McCooIe, but was now sorry for
It, because the time and trouble incident to
training himself for the match would hardly
be compensated with the sum named. Kelly
expresses himself confident Of vanquishing
his, opponent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
A Hard BLOW to Life Insurance COmpa-
mics.

companies Of this city we're startled to-day by
Information that Col. Dwight, of Bingham
ton, N: Y, had died suddenly: Within sixty
days he has secured $256, 900 of insurance
upon his life He arranged for quarterly pay
ments Of premiums and died after paying
each company one premium. Doctors left
here to-day to hold q post mortem exarnina-
tion of the remains. Insurance men believe
that he has poisoned himself.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
A IS, 600, 900 suit Decided Against
PlGfsfaurg.

Court to-day rendered decision in the Penn.
sylvania Avenue bond case suit involving
about $5OOO0OO in which the bondholder8
sued the city for interest The question was
bonds, or the 5 property Yah abutting % On the i'm. Tc
provernent, should be held. The court de-
cides against the city. The action was brought
by Henry Whelen, In behalf Of the bond
holders Of Philadelphia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
The Next Senator From TziggOuPI-An
Opinion From schmrA.

New YORK, Nov. 18-Secretary Schurz ar
rived in the city this morning and will leave
for Washington Tomorrow Nothing that
would foreshadow the political future could
be obtained from him, although number Of
reporters visited him and requested his opin-
ion as to the policy in 1880, the chances for
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
A POLITICAL MISTAk (.
THAT rs WHAT MR. EyARTS CALLS
THE ENFRANCHEsE EMENT OF
THE NEGRO.
rhs Secretary Refuses to wear fse Blood v
ssairt~-EEe says that tEae Law Must BE
Enforced. but Entimaces u Klndiy Feel

Fh0 Secretary REFUSES 10 wear me Bf0OMy
ssairt~-He says that tEe Law -RHust BE
Enforced, but gntlmates % Kindly Feel"
Ing to sou hern whites
WASHINGTON Nov. 19@--The National Re
publican to- morrow publishes q three column
interview with Hon. w M. Evarts, in which
che secretary is represented rs taking very
conservative views upon the Southern ques-
ton, viewing troubles there in the light OF @
spasmodc mob demonstration, as manifested
In Massachusetts, where the Charleston con-
vent was sacked and burned, and a5
has occurred In other sections at different
times. He looks doubtingly to the enforce
ment of the law against the popular senti-
ment, and cites, for example, prOsecut1ons tor
liouor-selling, which can be enforced in YER
mont because it is backed by the sentiment
Of such support. Local legislation will be in
fluenced by local prejndices, and, he believes,
will furnish q remedy for the evils. j..
Mr. Evarts Is emphatic In the assertion that
the execution of Federal laws In the South
would not be- trusted to men not in sympathy
with these laws In reply to an inquiry as TO
whence the atrocities in the South proceed,
Mr.. Evarts said there is 10 use denying the
greatly. the Southern whites, | mean, by
the sudden bonleuerseu,ent OF their social
system or fabric by the sudden interiection
into it,in the aggregate.of an element OF igno-
rance, and the consequent domination I, ,l ot un-
was done by the Republican party Of the
North but all this does not Justify murder
and total disregard Of existing law. 1t was
supposed that the act of snfranchsenent was
accompanied by q promise, o guarantee Of
protection, but We now find it very difficult
10 keep that promise Of protection.
1t Is because Of this difficulty have said it
was perhaps n mistake to enfranchse these
Ignorant or inexperienced people in the way
we did Nevertheless, the law Is law, and the
execution of it must follow AS matter OF
s2uty, of patriotism, OF stern necessity. He
81 no apprehension Of danger for the future.
s'1 o'.t country was never SO prosperous as now.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

BUFFALO, Nov. 49, Prof Edison was an
t nnc rh !" ~ a sle t,od III ms e "a
Stephens Hall but when the audience had
bought tickets and crowded the hall, George
Ross and John W. Tason, alias Prof Cham
bers, who were implicated In the fraud tried
to leave the town. They were promptly ar
rested. TasOn had checks on his person ag-
gregating $3.50, believed to be forgeries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

A number Of Berlin bankers are said to
have entered into negotiations with the Rus
sian minister Of ways and communications in
reference to the old project vf opening water
comm unication between the Baltic and Black
sea by connecting the rivers Vistula and
Dnieper from Dantzic and Odessa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
A Detectives View of 1t.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia prominent detective
Of this city, who has national reputation in
the profession, in conversation to-day regard
ing A. Z. Stewards remains, expressed the be-
lief that the New York detectives were going
it blind in their attempts to find the body, and
that none ot them had the least idea where
the remains are concealed, nor In fact any
vault.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

BROOKLYN, Nov, 18.-Char]es Gildersleeve,
Of Long Swamp, was taken to the asylum at
Yaphank some days ago Ten or twelve years
complained Of a pain in his head and soon
became crazy. He recovered, but lately was
taken with pain in his arm and the side Of his
head, which was soon followed by Iunacy. He
bites and scratches, and exhibits symptoms
of raTipe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
Threatened Strike of Boston L0ng-
shOremen,

BOSTON, Nov. 18-Longshoremen gave no.
pay was cut down to less than thirty cents
per hour. Thayer Il Lincoln, agents for the
England Line OF steamers, offer to employ
the men by the day, instead Of the hour, at
81 so a day for ten hours work, grain trim
mers to receive 81 per day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

McGnire asked twice, sFWho is there?" with,
out eliciting any reply. He then said: "TeIl
me, or will shoot you" No reply came and
he did shoot three or four times, when Mnl,
dewney gasped: 'sFather, you have shot mo
The priest Immediately, overwhelmed at his
act, gave bonds ia the sum of $1,000 and went
to lay the case before Bishop Foley this
morning. Muldewney WAS city marshal OF
this place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19

CARGO OF Ice AT AUcTToN.-Messrs. Nash &
H0dgson, auctioneers, sell at auction, at 12
District, the cargo OF ship harcie GreenIeaf,
consisting Of 1853 tons Kennebec ice, to bs sold
in lots to suit purchasers. Terms. cash On de-
no limit
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
MARINE NEW b.

PORT EADs. Nov. 18. 6 D, m.-Wind south, light
Weather thick and ioggy.
No arrivals or departures
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 18, o. m-Wind
northwest. blowing gale. Weather rainy and
stormy.
No arrivals.
Sailed: JOSE phine, for Morgan City.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 188

successful resumption on the first Of January,
matters connected with the Indian Commits
sion and lastly the coming man for the dis
souri, Senatorship. To this last question Mr..
Schurz thought that Thos. Allen would be the
Individual.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
a Priest Shoots His Sexton, MISLEADING
M!m for n Burglar.

BRAIDwooD Ill, Nov. 18.-Father Nc
CURE Catholic priest of this place. last even
ing fatally shot his sexton and usher named
Muldewney, mistaking him for burglar
The priest was unwell and In bed, and Null
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
WASHING TON.
Report of the Supervising Inspector OF
Steamboats,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The supervising
inspector of steamboats, has made his report
to the Secretary of the Treasury. He ex-
presses the opinion that the efforts now being
made under his direction and supported ac-
lively by the manufacturers generally, will
introduce into tho market iron Of American
manufacture for marine boiler use, equal, if
not superior, to that made In any part Of the
world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
POLITICAL.
The Independent southern Democrats.

The RnfeDenHeDt SOUTE1ern BenfOcrafs.
NEW YORK, Nov 18-The Posts Washing
ton special says that the Democratic leaders
say they have assurances that every Repre-
sentative elected in the South as an Independ-
ent Democrat will go into the Dem Ocratic
questions.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Stranded Vessel Set Afl0at.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The Signal Corps
station at the wreck reports to the chief sig
nal officer that the Swedish bark Franklyn
got off at 7 80 o'clock this morning, and is on
her-way to Baltimore.