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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-03-28


Wednesday, May &c, 1S73.-Hoge
proposed to pay bill of Republican
Printing Company by warrant on bis
contingent fund for $500, and 1 to
give him receipt for $1,000. Will
have to do it to get along with bus
mess and keep peace in the family.
! Hoge is huge hog. Was compelled
I to bluff several applications ter mon
ey; promised good deal when in
my power; also promised Minort.
/ Wednesday, November 26, 1873.
Gave Benedict an order for 5000 TO
pay note of Senator Jones for Green
fields buggy.
Tuesday, December 2, 1873
Have been pressed by the House
members to tell them what Jones
is going to do for them. Would like
to help all of them, and especially
poor Abram Dahnerly. But, good
ness graciousl Jones ought to satisfy
these poor men.
Saturday, December 6, 1879
Paid I. @. Dunni$1 900, w. E. Hol-
combe $1,000, John Wilson $500
Jerry uollinshead $500, and others.
Did my best to please everybody,
but the appropriation is exhausted.
Saturday, December 6, 1873
Every body doubled on us. l would
like to leave the Comptroller Gener-
al out in the cold.
Monday, DecemGef s, 1S73.-Paid
Senator Jones 81, 900, Clinton 81 $50.
Hurley got $500 from Office. Paid
Corwin 81 800, Judge Hoge $4,000
Whittemore $4,000. Gave orders
for the payment Of others but they
were not paid just then. The fact is
if it had not been for that $4,000
current printing, / would have been
nowhere. Jack Little thought he
ought to have something, but he can't
get it, Gaill"rd proposed TO take
$4,000; tL;I's reasonable, and l am
glad Of it. A great many are com~
planning Of Jones. | cannot help it.
lie must take care of the House, and
l will take care Of the Senate. Should
not wonder if Hurley is dissatisfied.
The Senators are getting cheeky.
Tuesday, December 8, 1o73.-Took
a receipt tor 2,400 from Cardozo to
day, in the nature Of q certificate
from Frankfort for $4,000.
Tuesday, December 8, 1873
Paid Johnston 5000, Martin $1,000,
Swails $4,000. Judge Hoge appear.
ed well pleased and camo into our
Office.
Wednesday, December 10, 1873.
Benedict paid ont good deal on my
account to day. Paid Dickson $500,
Maxwell $4,000. The pressure has
been very great, but / guess We will
get through by degrees.
Thursday, December II, 1879
Nash was paid of to day $1,000, and
suppose he feels correspondingly
happy.
Friday, December 96, ,1873.-Win
not pay a cent hereafter to any one
un ees they vote and help me pass
the appropriation for printing. If
they do that then Bwill get whatever
they call for. Will have to let the
Senator'S pay their own bills. Was
glad to hear that Cardozo had gone
to New York. We have done all we
can or ought TO for Governor Moses.
Sunday, December 3d. 1878 3.-Had
a visit from Colonel Montgomery
and Rouse. Received letters from
Benedict relative to injunctions. The
wolves are after our blood again.
Read Beecher's sermon on "True
Economy.". 1t was not at all appli-
cable to the Legislature. ...
Friday, July II, 1874:-Wish Ell
liott would support me for State
Trnoeurar. vOulI ot nnco coTn,nonoo
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Gansc Nummer Gil.

lie Az Saufe MepTel perSebrt unb iidl fon1
amiiiirt, lin0 nit G5dreibereien. hedige1
9dnoen uno 4leioern, fdleGbteu @rif}tl1
uno SSeoern miro lie tidt nebr aepingt.
9iiir oas Re0etafellt iuifO nod aeiibt. lBex
am beIten 3eoen lnD er5dblen fauii, lit Dsr
bette SelepboniIt, ihn Sfellt man on, trn Die
9teuietelten nllfSutbeiIen, iDie man test ais
Den Heodtteur anStellt, ner am beiien sla
i1reiben nerlfsht. ggie man gan5eB Bidder In
GefdBe hineirlpredjei iir6 anibeben fanu.
lit leBtbin in oieIen @paIten berihtef fpors
ben, es. miro alio barn Die xMinDlifafeii1
In oes @ortes neriueaenifer Bebeutuna bic
grDBte Roile IpieIeu. sSn ben MmtsIiuben
iDerben Itatt QlttenbiinDein @efdbe 6erililss
ite6en, IN iuelden oas, mas 5u tuilitn ii6thig
1T, auf9eipeiHert unb bic gan8e 5dreib-
tunit piro 0arauT bernben, DaB man alt
oielen @efdben ben Snbnlt be5eihnet.
/ S9limm 1inb Die Weiber bdraft, lie TON.
nen felnen SaffeeflatIb ntehr balten, auBer
etma IN unterlroIi6en @eiD0lben. IN Denetr
ne pon Der geelt nbgeihloifen lino. go
lange lie i'm 2ibfe ber OberIldd)e iBanheIn,
beri4tet oas 5elepbDn ieoes ihrer g8Orte
itno tpdbreno iie es an toeni9iter periiius
then, bort bic eben beiprofene BerFpn ees
nau, mas pieIe Nteilen. melt BON ibr eisis
fernt am Raifeetiide BON ibr perbanoeIt
rpiro. @egen Die 6ranen ais @ebeiulniBs
bemabrerinnen miro oas SelepbpH eiren
| barten Stono buben, benn es bebt iibers
baupt ieoe @ebeimniBtbuerei aiiT, tpenn
man ni6t Wtittet entoedt, bieiem uebsl.
ftanoe ab3ubeIFen. Menn bic 4Iten pcu
Der tdltienosiineieen sSaua reoeten un0 lie
oariteaen, batten he cine ounfle Abnuna
BON Der fiinftieen gntbedung beg Seles
| phones. Sa6 bas cine gan5 Heie WeIt-
oronuns fhaffen uuB. III flar uno esift
nur Elm Slid, oaB oag Nlles nidlt 10 RAID
gebt, tuie man es oenfen fam. uno bod
io1te man faIi oenfen. oieie grFinoungeu
miibten BON FOLDER Mirfuns Ieiu. baB bent,
Der ben S1luB bieles Sdbrhun0erts NOD
erle6t, ielbit unier poreeIhfitteniter Stonbs
puntt bon beute Elm ,ilitleioiees 2dGeln
a6getninnen peroe.
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ohne einem ein3ieen Ieiner friiheren 9e.
fannten 2ebewobl ju Iasen, i9iffte er ith
nit ieiuer Ssrau nah Mmerifa Elm, uno
feline yto1ridt pon ihnl lit pisber 81 BEN
Sorfe selan9t, in benz Der blinoe Gbriitian
nod INNER lebt, aus9el6bnt NIT ieinem
harten GeId1ide.
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Maunigfalti9es.

Gin Ibpofat, Der nit 0eun beriihms
ten Sumoriiien. SiDiIt in @eSealdbn5t mar,
bate ben unaliidllhen Ginfoa, ihn neden
su iDollen, uno leete i1lu Die fSraRe Dor I:
,9Denn bic @eiffIt1teif ufb bss sstfst
einen Yro5eB Dertuidelt mdren, tDer ni;rhe
9eninnen 2" - .@s Derifebt Iitl ppn 5eIbif.
Der SeuTel," anttportete 6mift, .benn sr
bat ia ale AopofGten auf leiner @eite."
Sm Sriibia 3 r trat Elm gauer In ben
Staa uno uolIte ien Bfer0 alfsdumen.
um Ieine 6eloar6eit 81 beltellen, allein Der
Saul lag toot ouf Dem 8ooen. ,Tun ia"
Iaete Der Bauer, ,auf oieie Art iit's freis
LID gut elm Bfsro 3u Iein, ben 9anaen Wins
ter bat oas Beet nid1ts 3u tban aIs az
freilsn, uno i'm 5riibiabr, no es CUR arbeit
gebt, frepirt es."
SO Ba6 6rbettiiber MIIes! @eora
II. erfubr, baB eiH 3eitungsreoacteur Be-
trait peroen Iolle, neil er, um Die E6ron-
reoe oes S0niss m69lid5lt frii6 aeben III
tDnnen, cine Iolhe IelbIt fobricirt hattie.
sd bore, oaB Der Dlann Iebr Nib be.
hanoelt miro" Ia9te Der R0nia All Qor0
D&abon. sd babe ieine nno meme Geoe
Der9liben uno fin0e, IDbiel i'd 0dnon Oers
ltebe, oaB Die ieinise BEL peitsm bic bette
iit."
Ser fEeine Gnahe zines Sufs
| ihmieos unterhielt Iin nit einem Ghul.
tameraoen. ,,Bornn itugelt 9ein 8ntsr
ben Yfsroen et9entlt4 oie Sufeiien auf bic
| 6lBe! iragte Der 2eBiere. ,Somit lie
beIler laufen f6nnert!" iaete Der fleine
S4mieo. - ,N6er bic miloen 9Fer6e fon-
nen or9 piel lhneier lduFen, dls urIere
uno baben bob fevle Sufeiien r panbte
Der Aneere elm. nRd bic rl6gen aud
i4one 9ibnerougen bobea!' !''
Nsabame g., cine Gd,ouIpieIerirt.
welhe itpn iiber Die Bliitbeniabre hinous
mar, permieo es ior9fdltig, ibr Dabres MIs
ter funo iperten sli IaIIsn. MIs He emit
an elmer GunitreiIe, Inn @alirDnen su ee-
ben, Iih einen YoB IDfen f,inBte, befrogte
lie Der BET Der NusIertigung non Bdlien
4 angeIteIlte YoliSeibeanite. bebuIs Oes 5ias
naIements init geipDbnter IdfOnilher
5eirSe: ,Ilt2" - yllnbeIfimmt," mar oie
9ntlport. - Ser Beanlte Iah bic Gdou-
Ipielerin iharf an uno DerIebte:, sit
miiiien bod beitimnst alt fem"
Gin @eneraI rel Bel 6rieori4 benz
@roBen in ungna0e, obne es perDient SIC
haben. aQe Weriube ieiner SSreunoe, ben
/. G0nig 3u beidnffigen. ipdren peraehens.
Ginlt beeeeneie Der General BEN R6nigt,
ober Der E6nis tparote ibni ben Riideii 5i.
Ser General laete foat uno ieierlih I:
,,glun iebe id bod, oaB Cure Ntaieitdt
auFeeb6rt baben, ntein sSeino gu leil. {
.g8as min CT 0antit iagen r. Eraate Der
Wonar1 perorieBlih ,.gure Waielidt
. boben Sbren 6einosls md ME ben Hideit
, sugetebrt," anttportete Der @eneral. 9ie1e
SGmei6eIei srwar6 ibnt wieOer oie 8Hnit
oes R0nias.
81 Mtteitirntie. tGin geoitntsr nc<
4 ieinem Serrn.) .syn ntuI; Sbntft lierttll
{ iogen, onB mir bic 8sb9noIang ilt 51ff
{ 2ouie nid)t rnsbr ss{dIIt nm oaB lQ ye1
. StnnOe tnehr in Sbren1 1is1l'e pl<1
{ Gdreiben 6ie mir nlfiil 3en9lyll1
! ssben 6ie mir nleitlsfl riidfanps sgei<
: uno 6ann aeb' Id s. 81 :. 5
: 3susnib: ssA6 gnorsH'sit n
ner 6eiheiniee biernsik bni5
n 4ripier iiebtn D(pnQtt ols
B mir i'm Disnfte ifollb> i1At1 u | {
i renb nisier Sci itd6 lbezl<
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Das Ga9lid)e polksblatt

bret per poH obns sOnntos 800 per Ja5r.
n6o bas barbe Sabr unb $3.50 bas DerteEiabr. Yltt
epnutassbIatt sii2O per Sabn $3.50 sas 5aEbs SobT
Enb s2.80 baB @iertsliabr.
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5 N ST. b a b T trat Elm Baiier In ben
Staq uno pollte iein Bfero auf3dumen.
um feline Seloar6eit 81 beiteIlen, allein Ser
Saul lag toot auf Dem 9ooen. sRun ia"
Iaete Der 8auer, ,anf oieie art iSt's freis
lid gut elm 8ferb su Iein, ben 9ansen Bins
ter bat oas Beet nihts 3n tban aIs ii,
freiien, uno i'm 5rdbiabr, no es sur arbeit
sebt, frepirt es."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
SYNOPSIS OF THE ACT TO LICENSE
GAMRLsNG.

SECTION /. That any individual association
or company keeping a gambling house where
in banking games are played, shall pay to
the State a license OF $4,000 and to the nu-
nicipal government OF the city or town in
which such house is situated license to be
fixed by such municipal government, not to
exceed the sum of $780, and shall be exempt
ed from all parochial taxation.
SEC. 2. That the business conducted In such
gambling houses. and all games played, shall
be conducted and played in a room or rooms
above the first or ground floor OF such houses,
secluded from public view; that the keepers
of such houses shall be and are prohibited
from attracting public attention by signs, ad-
vertisements, or music, and that no bar, cOf-
teehouse, cabaret, etc, shall be kept under
the same roof.
SEC. B. No minor to play.
SEC. 4. Those offending against sections 2
and shall nay $500
SEC. s. That any person, association or
corporation taking out a license from the
State shall have the right to keep one gam
bling house and one branch house in the city
t,r town of his or their domicil, and to es'ab-
/ lish and keep branch houses In any other city
or town Of the State on paying to the munich
pal government OF such city and town any
license levied which does not exceed the sum
OF $500.
! SEC. 6. Persons, etc, not paying licenses
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
FROM THE CAPITAL.
SHERMAN And LI>DERMAN BEFORE
THE HOUSE COINAGE COMMITTEE.
Bullion Deposit Certihcates-Trade Doll
1ars-ReOpenlng Of the New Orleans
Int

WASHINGTON, March 2 = There was an i'm
portan' meeting Of the Coinage Committee OF
ma 1ns unle nd a at 1T When M r. sher
by invitation. The matter under consideration
vas the bill pending before the committee. the
most i'm uortant feature of which Is tho issue +
money certificates on deposits of fine liver bull
lion, and the repeal Of the law authorizing the
coinage Of trade d liars.
M itts expres sed the opinion that If the c.ytif
Gates were TO be authorized. it should be exeu-
slvely on silyer bullion purchased .at market
office at New York; 1t ts probable that the Q
views will be adopted by the committee The
princlpal reason tor confning the reeeip S of
bul!lon Tor certificates to the a. say Office was
MT tho coinage capacity Of the mints would be
fully occupied in coming gold aud the new sill
yer dollars.
: 1t was stated that there was no Assistant
Treasurer at Carson to whom tue bars could be
transferred. AMI The exclusion of the San Frau
cisco and philadelphia mints was considered as
being In the interest OF the execution of
the silver dollar law. The advantages 10 the
county, and an particularly 10 the bullion and e1-
admitted. but it was thought that it oud be
found. practicable to cnnfne the use of the
trahe dollar to the Oriental market. the efforts
Of the Treasury Department during the last
domestic circulation having proved uns ecess
tu, II It yer. not for this Difficult y, it is prob
able that the law would not be disturbed.
An"'h r feature of the bill Is the withdrawal
OF the three, five and twenty cent silver pieces
and also the trade dollars in circulation, by
making them txchangenble at the mins for
fractional silver coin OF tho denominations
OF ten. twa anty five and fifty nts.
:, The bill also increases the legal tender Of
these last named G ins to $40 in any one pay
ment and ALSO makes them Reasonable In ,ul
IN legal tender money when presented at the
treasury In sums of not less than s100
During the inte view the Director of the
MINIS expressed tn opint n that it would be
good policy to reopen the Mint at New Orleans
for the coinaga of silver dollars. as that would
Tn hn Mn. ttsnr i1,rnr
ktt. and would furnish coin and certificates ,r
use, use IN !. section Of country now entirely
without mint faciiti' s. and. at the same time.
would make the coming capacity sufficient for
all purposes. o
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
GU RA.
Refprm Decrees-Representat in the
C"rt ez-Gradual Emancipation,

-, WASHINGTON, March 12 The Department of
State has received from Consu Ganera Hall
the official text OF the recent DEGREES of G Ms
Jovelar aud Martinez De Canpus. establishing
reforms in Cuba on the same basis l4 are al
ready in operation in Porto Rico, and freeing
al an,s runaway slaves found among the insur-
Th.' .frstN6f thee g derrees dated March 1. pro-
vides for the repre 81 tation Of Cuha in the next
regular session If the Cortes Of Spain upon the
same condi ions as in Porto lt1co; for the ex-
tension to Cuba Of the municipal and pro-
vinotal law of the Spanish peninsula of October
2, 1877, now also in force in Porto Rico; and for
The future prumulgation in Cuba of such laws
o., the peninsula as may be- applicable to the
island.
The second decree. dated from the headauar-
ters of Gen. Martinez de Campos declares all
slaves Of th sexes found in insurrection ON
the tenth OF February last, and who snail pre-
sent, themselves 10 the civil or mil tary auhori-
tbs be ore'ne last day OF the curr 1T month of
March, shall bs frt @, and provi led with domi-
ciliary cor ilcdtes to that effect it provides also
for indemnify due time, under the existing
law OF g adua' abolition OF slavery. to those
owners who have remained loyal to the govern
ment duiing the nsurrecion. n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
A Cloud of War Claims.
New York Trihune.l

WAsHINaToN, March 8.-The House Com
mittee on War Claims held long session to-
day, in which the Eaton bill, for the adjudica-
ton OF war claims, was discussed It was
shown that there are now pending in the
Quartermaster Generals office $4,000 claims:
in the Commissary Generals office 1000; be-
yet to be filed in the Quartermaster Generals
office, under recent legislation respecting
claims, 1000; making grand total OF 25,000
claims, calling for the payment Of many mil
refer all these claims to the Southern Claims
Commission. An estimate subEaitted to the
committee to-day showed that it would re-
quire about eighteen years to decide the cases
now pending in the manner proposed by the
claims for over $1,000 shall be referred to the
Court of Claims. This would give that court
jurisdiction Of about 10 per cent Of those now
pending.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
The CoIlectorsi,ip M"ddls-No Action Un-
TIL Ander.On's Fate il Settled,

WASHINGTON. March 12-Tbe New Orleans
Collectorship was not discussed at the Cabinet
meeting to-day. for the reason, it is stated that
the administration has determined not to tax
action In the matter until the case of Mr. An
derson has been finally disposed of. 1t seems
that this course has been determined upon ut
who claim that if the position cis left vacant it
will operate tavorAbIy for Mr.. Anderson.
1t Is also stated that Secretary Sherman is
committed to the appointment of Mr.. Anderson
as Col lector. In case he succeeds in procuring
q, pardon. Otherwise Ebert CAN'T a friend Of
not likely thnf either of these parties could be-
conf med. Ex Gov. Packard has very strong
backing for the place and his lends claim that
publican that stands any Chance an OF p being Gsy con- on
frmed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
THE CONVENTION QUESTION.

Editor Democrat-A wise provision Of the
constitution of 1S45, article g. OF 1852, article
o, and even the spurious one Of 1868, article
a period beyond sixty days, to date from its
commencement, and any legislative action had
after the expiration Of the said sixty days
shall be null and void" To the Governor
alone these several constitutions ARTICLES re-
ss.pectlyely s., 81 64l intrusted the power q
ira sessions
Under the proposed amendment number
three this restriction on the Legislature is
withdrawn and, under it, the Legislature, in
dependent OF the Governor or "extraordinary''
reason, Is granted the power Of extending In
definitely it's sessions.
And this is called REFORM EPI G..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHWEST PASS March 10, D. m.-Barone-
ter 80 80. Weather calm. thick and foggy.
Arrived: British bark Gaspee, Thorn pson
master, As days from Montevdeo, in ballast to
MASTER
No depa'ture
PoRT EADs, March 1867 m.-Wind southwest
light. Wea her foggy.
Arrived: British steamship Halcyon. at $50
p. m, Gordon. master. 25 days from West Har-
tlepool in ballast to Euguster h Co.
British ship Birmingham. Summers master.
50 days from Liverpool. cargt0s salt. to Hall &
waugh
German bark W ntilea. Osman, master. 80 days
from Bio de Janeiro. with coffee to P. Pour
sine Il Co.
British bark Wayfarer. Hurst. master. 16 days
from AspinwHll in ballast to master
Sailed: Steamship Gnssie, obefore reported
as having put in for harbor, for Havana:
ships ,Bonafdes. L. J. Morse and INLAND;
steamships Jas. Drake; bArks Isabella Blythe.
David M,lcombson and Eids,va: schooners
Eunice Z. Newcor be AID Richard 3. Locke.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
Conquered Arnen.a,

The Cologne Gaseth is Informed from Mos
COW that the commission for the organization
OF the conquered parts OF Armenia has terrni--
mated it's labors. The male population OF the
whole territory, including the not yet con-
Batonm, amounts to G10,744-isO, ,188 Ar
rnenians, 267,o49 Kurds, fs9, $50 Turks, z5,09s
Kistlbashas and 1000 Tartars. Armenia is to
be divided into two governments and six dis.
tricts-T Tschaldir, Bsayazid, Van, Mush, Err
van and kars. The districts are fertile, and
the commissioners believe that the receipts
from them will, after deducting the expenses
OF administration, yield net profit Of a,Ooo, 900
roubles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
cEHE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
LORD DERBY's VIEWS AS TO THE
POWERS OF THE CONGRESS-.
England In Communication with the
other governments In Rela-
ttOu Thereto

LONDON: March 70 In the House of Lords
the Earl Of DERBY said the question whether the
cong ess would have full materi s to form
judgment on MI questions to b. submteh was
undoubtedly of great Importance. He consid,
gress unless it hal a re4l and not merely a
10 inal power If dealing with the matters D..
fore it, Her M'jesty's government is now in
eommunication with other governments on this
subject.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
Anderson VIII Not be Pardoned So Long
as BE IL Neiained LIN Office

New YORK March 12-The G,aplic's Wash.
ington speciHl SSvs gentleman from Louisi-
ana who arriyefI here day. and who. from his
position and asspciations is we'll informed,
rs long as he retains his place in The Custom
House as Deputy Collector. and that Anderson
martyr rather than surrender his office under
such circumstar ces. He says also that Secre-
tary ShermHn and the President know this, as
Andei son has written them to that effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13

twenty-four hours. which beats all previous
performances. House. nearly exhausted. con
ttnued on. and In twenty hres hours and fifty
eight minu.es coyered, ,12e miles. the most .rs..
aince Vaughn in MY IS 6. covered 100 m les
in less than twenty four hours. and Gross land
12o miles and 1900 yards in twenty four hours
hours; Grassland 11o16 mis in t.venty-tour
hours. Courtney WIS the only other pedes-
trian that walked 100 miles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
The San Francisco Labor Troubles {
Chinese Cnmpetitinn Resnnnslhle q

SAN FRANCISCO March 12.-The Joint commit
tee of the Lngisla uree. appointed to investigate
act If violence had been onmitted by the work
ingmen. although language of an incen iary
nature was used that tho police authorities
and breaking mp meetings: that there no
occasion for the passage + the so-caled riot
act; that the Chinese oompei ion Is RESPONSIBLE
for the mob troub es, and that STEPS should be
take1 TO give employpSnt to white labor on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13

WASHINGTON. March IA dispatch was re-
oeived this morning by the suterintandent OF
the raj way mail service at the Postoffice. stat
ing hat at thu fire on the Lake Shore raiIrond,
near Edgelt ton. Ind. yesterday, no letters, but
only newspapers ere burned.