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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30
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FOR ARK hllHa COMPLEMENTARY sTui, vIoKs-
raayaa EVEitY M1NBHAVs4 S ~ 2 :, -.
t.. A. FQH AHkAPOLIss GREEN lille
- ass and fast passenger packet 80 AAo
KATIE,
I. W. rsobtn rnastar a. W NJ f1u1,rss o,ars,.
connecting at Vieksttirg with Parjsoft'a fdna for
ail points on Ya5oo and Tallahatchie rivers
y, DpM LeseIves me T,Rht sto pass Oil landings
tnat the eaptalh may nes sIq,u ungatg, ,.r
YnAa,HnH s,n fr,t A. W Y HI ,s,cry
r,..a., In. Il. W. ADAMS,
roe and oil st, stations on yieksburg, Shreveport
and Iexas ! Mnlirqa1, and 70 Pine Bluff and stu.
nfon s ~ ,}.,9 LYON. mlssi,ssippi River and
-. BkookffT j fChIrEn. Agents.
rn1rrn arr r,,a - =. :. 49, -, - ees'
oNlLED bTAT l.sa ,,I MALL PACKET.
f BIZ, v tYfap1i y AlAAfoHnz
paYss me- mand 9, anu intermediate land
'n ..onnnT s''s y. LEE.
"'''1 x M aVnvy' aIar haseef'
leaves a. above. conneeiing e At vieksburg with
ho"e1' ~e'1 o1eeA II wv " iAain1ahIMAt u
JANNfIY II WoRK
HITE II Cabin. Agents.
viii give through bills Of ladlne q Trenton.
BhreVsnorf and Tsxsa iseiIfnad ". via naifa I.a
""A''e'''' W. ii. BHoC f ETr' Aasn ,sss' a'''
den . Masazae street.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30
REMEMBER. 19s CANAL STREET.

T.HE EUROPEAN DENTISTS ARE TIE
= only dentists In this city doing work on the
European plan They will come to your resi-
danee and I'LL your teeth painless Silver. only
80 cents per cavity; Gold. only VI Cleaning and
Polishing. 50 cents. APPOINTMENT hours I to- 8
y M. 70 ps "a, Send orders BY mail. den Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-30

WEEKLY GRAND ECOHE PACKET,
m@k = FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
r gpnery, Alexandria, Normans Bar.
bins and way landings-The steam.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

Tho nrsl white man was whipped,
under tho nsw law which has Just gone intn
operation tn Virginia. II Hampton. On ths il,i,
Inst. Williams. The DesSo constable of tho
town. ssseat4d TIM sentence " the court. Tho
u,sn was sailor named McCUmicA, convicted
0f stealing IN ai,olor.
Farmers about AlexandriA, W., hsvs
bssu yrssaiy troubled " iusoads u usmps
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

An interesting OcCaAtOn yesterday WAA
offered in the religious scYyices I'm tho
chapel of Christ Church, corner oi T'hir.
teen,l, and Locust tirccls, by Tho llav.
A W. Mann. ~ Detroit, 4 deaf mute,
hefurc congregation Of slrAf lnutcs
There wore about si1ty deaf mn'ca pres.
rnt who c0mprs hrn,l 10 vocal language.
hut converse through Tho organ I'll aighi
~ means ~ sign. aud thu spelling of
l.ttsrs with tho angers. Among the
mnies were adults ovcr 10 years u ago.
Tho preacher wns clothed In his Episc0.
pal lole. and appeared 10 In .liRniticd
clerical gentleman, and, with the rxep.
tion of tle multiplicity Of his gesinsps
u would not otherwise appear ~ Il PR.
son ri distance hut that he wa. dis.
cetirs,nx In tho ordinary vocal manner.
liz went through thu customary kpis<N,-
pal service sud delivered bsiel sermon.
In giving ont thu Nxt and quoting from
scripture hc spelled tho lctlers with hin
tuRtr. and thumb, bnt otherwise liz
spoke mostly IN signs. Tho mniH audi
enre listened throughout 10 sll that Wan
Hail with earnest attention.
Tho afternoon sovvirs WAS masle par
tieulstly interesting by little surprise,
being 4 wedding. ceremony, tlle llAppy
lmir being two slcsf mutas, who were
nuited through The medium of mutc
language. Tho name of TIN grOom IN
Mr.. Adam NuttDT anil III the bride Miss
DarbArA MArahAll, Ill of Fairvicw, on
the Missouri Pacific railroad, some seven
miles out from Tho clty. III course
miirH marry aud arc given In marriage.
Their affections afe mutual. Love
speaks silent language, and II II not
essential that ita cxpression should bc
through tho tI,ro&i, assisted by tl,r
tongue, lips ANIL teeth, IN afnDng oSsii.
nary mortals. Tho Indy tronsseau w.
simply elegant. and tlieu were no
brieiestnaids nor groomsn,rt,. The par.
ring on tlie bri.se's finger. and the core
n,ony, though IN psnsomime, wss Ia ~
cOr.lanc0 with tlsc usunl custom. --N,
L01jS kSpN1llcan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

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fusts ~ By dr'emse. IN mwa,en.
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= Aarin. rssee. Higher wages and .lsh,
heass faf das - lAins Asr ivmsa,isss,
In the shooting cvnsssi M Wimblr.lnn
fnr tAe Eleha sh,.ia. h~sw~~n ireland. In.
gland and kctl&nd the Irish team ~nn with
eAse.
Tho health u thc Emperor wilhelm
steadily improving.
All The memaers II Nclelins'a tamil,
have charged their name 10 " Edeline.
The Uffeini s3astfe, NJ Havana, pnb.
li.hes r.yal decree, dividing the t,ssernn,vs,
and administration u Cuba into 1ix cisil prov.
inees, named nhaf psl nio, havana, Mstan.
-, Han.A Clara, Puerto Principe. and santiago
- Caha.
The programme agreed upon ~ The
Lt6erals IN the Engiirh Parliament |. outlined
10 the cable dirrAlches 'fhr plan il 10 attack
the Ministry npon the poliry u neglect ard
indifference puss,ied tuwArd The Greeks hy Nh
gland In thu congrcss. "a wall ~ 10 criticize
Tho terms and liabilities nptn which tho ~
qul.itlon n Cyprus WAS sccurcd, n,pn tho
ground that grave Responsibilities have been
incurred without tho prcvioas knowledge of
Parliament In the underlined engagements rela-
tive % bett adminlssration ~ the Asiasic
provinces. while Disra~li u quite certain 10
carry tho day IN both honsca. II will not ir
without receiving some hard knocks III the
oonfsc VI tho fray.
Gen. Grant. NJ Inst accounts. WAS trav-
cling IN Norway.
Great dissatisfaction exists through.
out AersiA regarding thu stipulation made b,
the I,orlin Congrssa rsqalsins HprviA 10 con.
tribute towards paying the Turkish debt. II
II estimated that bssvia's share will be 4 0oo,.
600 piAsters.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

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assesss~i W ~~S~vtAss rhesmsa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

rhaslr~ fu~sTt haA h~~n nomsn~s~sl
fes sssaTs~ss W shs ilsrahllsaa. n TIE falrAe
tuhh district.
The Dem~'sHis ~ ihe Thinl Cus.
stessseHal District ~ tlisnuis hass a.usinsssA
1snWs n. ihm,isst, d. tsen II ~ s*nasas i,ss.
1i.'lrs. for tsasswsa.
The Democratic n Colorado have mona.
insssh W. A. VI t,aseisnA far t,es~rno4, Ass,
Thosrss NJ Patterson tpre@sni lneamt~nt, f~
Upngrrss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

Tug secret III war has baen we'll do.
fins.a by an unknown Chinese author
!. soldier 10 come On, he come o. q.itS
near. ~ ~ way. How cau two men
atana on ono spol. . 7"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

A most remarkable accident occurred
Recently IL Htcubrnvill., Oi.ip. 4 little
son ot John Doug gh.riy. 4 s,l'on-kecptr,
wa. playing III his fathers bar room.
when Ia happened - insile against y
barrel containing two or three gnlions u
whisky. A frightfnl explosioD followed,
the barrel being blown into Fragments,
killing the boy instantly. Tho barrel
sto Il beside win.lo. through which
the snn phonc v.ry varnl, and u II sup.
pos.sl that the SUNS isat generated an
explosive gas.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS oLxAM1nos.

An English steamer sailed the other
day from Nav Haven, e., Tor Constantinople
with arms and ammunition for Tim Turkish
Government Hho hAr on hoard 10000, 0O0
cartridges, t7.0,0 rims, bi.0O0 rAler bsyonet.
and tn.O0t, ~cahhard1. Tho total value os The
cAsKa !. Nj. .035. .ON
Tns Orange war in Canada II being
carried INTO trade, thu loysl rro'e.isnts of On-
iario and other pria u Tho Dominion, II ID
said. having resolved to buy no more goods IL
4 ci'y whore n oh rule prevails.
Tho people of Eastern Canada are
suffering from The dl,comforla III ! proiracsed
drought. Crops ars suffering greatly In con-
sequence.
Tho leaders of tho Orange orsler at
Montreal, Canada, hAso determined ~ make
M fnrth,r demonatrAtion until the question os
the 'esaiisy ~ their organization AA. been
deeidad.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

VeoFRe W. ftAlt, ~ Michigan. hAa
been appointed rnissd states ronsui ii fanls
Ahons sixsy female employees u the
i'assnt ofsc wesc discharged, Last week. b..
eause u the reduction In the Arpt owia,ion..
Tho resignation II ]. L. Dodge, BtA.
sissicsan u the Agricultural department, a.k.sl
fuf by the Commissioner suanr w,eks ,i,iec, ha.
been Aec~pscd.
The III itcl States Trraamref has writ.
ten 70 the Assistant TreA~nrrrs antAorisi
them u nsc thc standard silver siollArs In their
vaults IN payment 10 persons presenting checAs,
~ parties desiring them. upon tho dshurse.
n,eht VI pay solis. aud III exchange, In u,osiev.
ate Anoants, Tor grcenbscks aud ationai. bank
netsr, and for payment In llsn Of ti and o.
notes.
Commissioner Williamson, of The Gen.
eral Land ONicc. has prepared = statement ~
tho dlsposAl cf public lsnds during tho las.
f-eal year, which Shows ! very marked In.
crease IN the number N cmigranta moving
Into Tho Western NtAtra. Tho hgurcs which
hc presents show m Increase III thr occupation
u lands In Dakota during thu last ysAr of
t,226 tsuO acres In Kansas NJ |, mo ODO srre~
Minnesota, $1,000 acres Nebraska, of 365, ,000
ae,rs making q total increase In these -four
ststes " \. 100000 acres.
The President lctt Washington .ast
wetk Tor trip ~ Ohio.
Attorney General Dcvens isof the opin.
Inn that resumption rsnuot be legally at.
tempted before ~. 1. isip,
some talk IN heard In Washington
Abous the probability that 4 collision viii occur
bsiwfcn American and Mexican troops. whom.
over Clan, Ord ncx, iindr occasion ~ send III
expedition into Moseo In pursuit II cattle.
thieves.
Representative Eppa Hnnton, Of yir-
Etnls, challenged Columbus AiesAhd.r, af
Washington. 10 meet him On ths field of
honor Tho latter replled In tart letter,
neither accepting nor refusing tho challenge
~ tho matter rc&tcd VI last accounts. Tho
ansir has caused sonic excitement II the capt.
tal.
Tho cnnc ot disputed Jurisdiction
which has arisen III H"iiL Carolina relative 10
TIM indictment III HsAte cos,t of four INT. rial.
revenua officers npon charge II murder was
considered " 4 Cabinet meeting ! few dA,s
Ago. and Il wr1 determined that iirm and VIZ.
orotis measures be taken ~ assoti thu suprsn,.
any OF the II. n raj ovvr ills NtAta iaw
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-07-26

And xuas1alee aallsearsloa. kyasy uloek wasssnsnd
70 run. nssa9 el0au yUNs dst~rlive rinuhn 10 hia
r~stdssoe, sad - wuI ~ them right. CAarrss
fuaDuuAuts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
SPECIE RESUMPTION.
Goaference OF Bank eRs.

NRw YORK, March 22.-Messrs. Ewing
and Chlttepden, of the Committee on
Banking and Currency, OF the House OF
Representatives, to attend the e1amina.
ton of the coin in the sub-treasury, had
a conference this morning with mum
Der of leading bankers. Messrs. ,. ~
Bsbcock. John A. Stewart, james al.
Brown, Jacob D. Vermlye, Benjamin b.
Sherman and George Bliss, we're invited
10 meet the committee in the Office OF the
Assistant Treasurer, Mr.. Hellhouse. "A
private conference was held lasting about
an hour, during which Mr.. Ewing asked
a number OF questions, chiefly in regard
to the amount of gold which would pro
bsbly be necessary for the successful &C
complishment of Secretary Sherman S
plan of resumption. No definite sum was
named IN reply. but it was intimsted that
the massage Of the silver bill had consid.
ersbly changed the condition ot affairs and
that s75,OOe,OOO in l,-ited States bonds
had come back from Europe. The e1-
animation of all the accounts and notes,
coin and bullion in the sub.treasury by
Secretary Sherman's commission hsd
been completed and the only discrepancy
discovered was an excess OF thirty-four
cents in fractional notes. The amount
of gold coin sealed up in the vaults eH-
elusive of loose gold and bullion Is
sg7 OOO.OOO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Two Men Hung for Rape,

NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE, March %
- Samuel Chambers and George Collins,
the two negroes convicted OF outraging
Kate Smith, alias Atola, near Middle
town, August the 10th k.St, were hung
to-day. & Fb. VAoHs1 Esse. q trs.op Ard
in company with JAS. Smith, alias Clegg,
her husband was trampliDg through the
State since the conviction. Clegg has
declared thSt his testimony was false tha.
the woman was not his vile, and that the
acts for which the men were sentenced
were committed with her consent. Not
withstsnding these declarations the Gov
ernor WAS deaf to the appes.s for pardon
or reprieve.
Two CoIOred Clergymen and white
Baptist ciergymen and deig alton from
the Young Mems Christian Association,
attended the doomed men % tho scstiold,
where after FIVE minutes prayer ELL en-
gagged in a hymn. Chambers thNn cI.
pressed himself as forgIvlng Cover.
nor Cochran and those who had injured
him an1 called on God tO bless his
friends and enemies alike. lie
declared his innocence Of the crime for
which he was 70 suffer, and hoped that
Delaware would never hang another in
nocent man under the same circun-
stances. He added, "Let me 80 now,
am ready. Life's work is done" Col
lins' voice was nearly insudibe. He made
q short prayer asking God to forgive
him. The Dooses were then adjusted
and the trap sprung, and soon afterwards
the men were dead.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
HOUSE.

Mr.. Stephens, Chairman Of the Com
miltee on Coinsge, reported bill 10
amend the laws on the subject Of coin
sge; 70 perfect the dodbie mA;Ailic
stsn dArd; 10 provide for issuing gold and
silver hullion certitcstss, and 70 retire
certain silver coins noE in use. Ordered
printed and recommTtted.
The hrEt section provides that the coin
age Of gold and silver bullion shall Be on
equal footing and on the same terms and
conditions, thst il 10 cay, the actual cost
OF the coinsge Of each shAli De pad By
the owner. The tecond section requires
the Secretary Of The Treasury 10 receive
90 deposit silver bullion II whsteTe'
quantities il may be offered, and n
have It AssAyed and pat in suitable ban
properly stamped, and issue eertrseste'
ii ,refor, iut So certificates are soS . ned
for golt o0!lion or gold and silver ccin
Such certificates are 70 indicsis and rep.
resent the value Of the bullion 20 depos.
it'd ID the standard silver dollars OF Az.
gr.irs, and 10 have the sane force and
efsc: ss other com certificates, and % b
slike receivable in payment Of AL publl'
due, ard the bullIon 20 teposItsd Is v
be retained in the treasury tor the psy
msnt OF certificates. TIE deposiJor II tc
pay the expense Of Assaying and STAN p
! ing the bullion and VI IL coinAge. The
Secretary of the Treasury 10 20 hsvs tbs
right Of Converting such bollior
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
AFFAIRS In THE EAST.
THE RUSSIAN BEAR SHOWS HIS
TEETH.
He Demands that the British Fleet
Quilt the Sea of Marmora-War-
uke Tone In English
Cabinet Circles.

LoNDes, March PA special from
st. Petersburg says that rumors are in
circulatiGa that Russia has demanded
that the British feet quit the Sea Of
MatmotsssS once. The correspondent
has reasoa % believe that these reports,
although exaggerated, are not entirely
unfoundeds and that Russia ID
making, er is about TO make,
representations in regard to the
British fsat Minister Layard's opposi-
ton to ne embarkation of Russian
troops at BAsskdere has caused great If.
An inspired article in the Journal de
81. Petersa,srg, attracts much attention.
1t points tushe continuance of the feet
in the Sea of Marmora in defiance Of
international law, and asks if it is not
time to ask England what she really
wants. Earope should call Eng
land before her judgment seat,
and summos her to re-enter tie sphere
OF international law, by quitting the
straits and :ormally engaging not to re-
turn. Some official hints are given that
If England does not wish to attend the
conference IL will meet without her. In
connection With the foregoing intelll-
gence, it should be stated that rumors
were cisculsEng in the lobbies of Par
lament last evening that the tone IN the
English official circles was decidedly war
like. &
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23

! into standard silver dollars, ard 10 take
up such certificates in coin or iu bullion
at his option.
The third section prohibits further
coinage of twenty cent, five cent and
three cent silver pieces.
The fourth section makes fractional or
subsidiary silver coins legal tender to
the amount Of twenty dollars, and su.
thorizes its redemption at the Treasury
in legal tender money, when presented,
in sums OF one hundred dollars snd
over.
The fifth section authorizes the contin-
uance Of the coinage of trade dollars ex-
clusively for foreign trade, but limits the
amount to Sl50,0O0 per month.
Mr.. Ward, OF Pennsylvania, intro.
duced bill, supplementary to the hcme.
stesd law of the United States, pro-
viding that persons intending to make
actual entry and settlement under the
Homestead acts, shall receive through the
Secretary Of the Interior, free trsnsporta-
tion for themselves, families, farming
utensils ard personal effects to their
new homes, and also seeds for two years
cultivation.
At the end of the morning hour, Mr..
Atkins introduced bill to provide Tor q
more economical survey OF the public
lands. Referred.
Also q resolution directing the Com
mittee on Public lands to inquire into the
present system OF constructing public
landings, and whether sny changes can
be made in such system to promote efi-
cheney OF public service. Referred.
The House then went into Commit
tee of the Whole, Mr.. Miles in the chsir.
On private calendar.
The committee disposed of largo
number of bills, and then rose and re.
ported them to the House, and they
were passed, principally pension bills,
numbering about forty. Among them
are bills pensioning widows Of
Rear-Admiral Silas II. Stringhsm, Lieu.
tenant Colonel James Tatten and Com
modOre Benjamin J. Tstten, and bill
to pay the widow of General Custer
$4,000 for money paid by her fathers es
tate to the government on forfeited
bond. A bill wss also passed pensioniog
the widow and minor children of Csp.
Guthrie and the surimCn who were
drowned in rendering assistance TO
the crew OF the wrecked steamer
Huron. a bill granting an in
creased pension Of thirty dollars to
the widow of Major Craig, chief of
ordnance, was amended in the Commit
tee OF the Whole by fixing it d! fifty
dollars, and this amendment gave rise
to sdiscusson in the House, and Was
finally adopted and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. CriILenden, the
Senate bill 10 authorize the Worthing.
ton and Sioux Falls railrosd, to extend
It's road into DaRots, to the village OF
Sioux Falls, WAS taken up and passed.
Mr.. Hunton introduced bill 10 re.
organize a system OF the superintendence
OF railroads. Referred.
The House adjourned till Monday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Co,,,erfeiter. Arrested.

MEurHIs, March 22.-An important
srrest wss made to-day, by Jacob By
hart, OF the U nited States service, assist
ed by United States Marshal Walden G
and his deputies. In the person OF T.
NJ. Krspperschmid, of Cincinnati, and
his brother Robert, Of this city, who
were arrested in the room OF Mr.. Lotter
over Mr.. Viennss' Gun Store, on Main
street, where Robert was employed. In
their possession was found elghty-four
dollars IN counterfeit coin, principally
halves and a tew trade dollars, and 8
complete set OF oounteriei'efs tools.
5. NJ. Krsppershmid, admitted that he
had coined over two thousand dollars OF
coin since reaching this city, snd that he
belonged TO the Cincinnati band OF
counteriel,ers They viii have hearing
to-mOrrOw