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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
THE OHIO OUTLOOK.
claims OF Rival nmIttees-JDhn C..
ThompsOn Predicts a Democratic sweep.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. s-Everv one feels that
the BATH is soon to be fought which will decide
Of the most bitter contests, especially n the
Congressional districts, that has ever been car
assumed his former bearing and Is as umng
that the Democracy have sure, thing and will
carry this State by good majority.
At Democratic Headquarters II ID claimed
that the following Democratic Congressme
Goss in the second, Nom hon in the third, Le-
fevre in the fifth, Hill in The sixth nley In the
tenth Dickey, in the eleventh, Athert1 n in the
fourteenth. Geddes in the fifteenth. and Wiley
Emmitt In The twelfth. Miller in the seventeenth
ana Poe in the twentieth. The onIytwo they CON-
slider doubtful are Warren In the thirteen,h b and
Hurd In the seventh. They concede to the Re-
D!pbicans RiefeT in the fourth. UDdegraf in the
Thr a surance Of the Democratic managers
eau es the Republicans to smile. G nverse
Ewing Goss, Lefevre and Poeare probably as
doubtful as either Warner Or Hurf. 1t is rep
resented that both Ewing and Warner have
more than they can attend TO- while ConVerses
chances are growing weaker daily.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Visit nj COndOn to ne Presiaent-PFeRaT
ing to Receive Aim i'm GincinmaEi--
Raelady I'm view YOtk.

yesterday evening cAlied upon Rresi ept Hayes
fyr the purpose OF personally thanking him for
the warm interest he had taken in his case. The
gratulatei him upon his releuse saving he was
very sorry Mr.. Condon's father had MT lived
don said he did not outsider tn aetfon taken
by the administration and By Congress was In
consequence of any individual merits Of his.
President assured him Of his best wishes for his
success In his new start Ia life. ami expressed
the hope that bis long course If suffering had
not permanently injured his constitution.
COudOn will start Tomorrow or Cincinnati
where the City Council lie Dreparih 81 reception
for him. He has received sHverai kilograms from
committee and from other cities Ia Ohio. Mr.
Melady will remain in the city for tbs
present.
The Two exiles are still visited by large.
number Of their eountrymen, but avoid al dis
play as much as DOssible,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
A st. Louis Attempt to- Our.HardI Gras
ggarda Gras-The "Vei ed Prophets"

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Active preparations arc
being mad> in preparing tor the advent Of the
"Veiled Prophet-," who are announced to take
possession Of the ci by storm on the night Of
the eighth: the affair will be one of the grand
est ever wi nessef. EVEN su. passing the Mardi
limited means have any tendency toward max
ing il so. The programme for the evening has
favored few The tickets t. the bill, to be held
at the Merchants Exchange building, In the
evening are no' to be obtained at any price. and
many Of the most prominent citizens have been
nnable to secure them. The Prophets" are
MEETING nightly at their hall with closed doors,
and no one outside the organic ttion can predict
th. wonders that are TO be presented to their
view.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
GERM ANY,
Death Of Dr. Peterman, the Celebrated
german genera pher- Mak IL SMiCtAe2

BERLIN, Oct. 3.-It is to day generally believed
in Germany that Dr. August Heniich Peter
man. the most able geo5grapher + Of II ags who
stroke of npo lexy. committed ,.s.ulc sulc do by
hanging. Ths port caM~es no. little excite
meut here. Everytfing. it is believed, will be
d ne by the fl nds OF the decaased to prevent
any Investigation as to the truth o., the matter
being mnde pubic They naturally object to
t1e scandal Incidental tn such proceeding.
The Berlin Boersen Co1rcer. one of the most
Influential papers pun5H.d in this capial
maintains In its present is ue thai the affair is
o topic of general conyershtion at Gnlha. the
place whore the great geogrnpher recently died.
legal Investigation. 1t ,snggests, should, be
made into the matter. 50 that, II the accusation
Of self murder aganst Peternan now 50 frepl "
discussed be- false investigation will clear his
memory Of the stain; if maintained. that the
hereditary faint nf insanity Is in this branch Of
thu Peterman family. for the father and brother
Of the decea ed committed suicide by hanging.
1t is therefore, naturally argued that this
mania for self-destruction is trans itted from
father to son. Another reason, and perhaus
the most cogent one. snggeste4 for the Doctors
having committed suicide, IL that his relations
with his family were Mt happy. 1t is main
taiued on good authority hat little estrange-
m.nt existed between him and several Of his
relatives for many vars past, and that no
reconciliation was effected up to the time Of
Peterman's 8 death.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Looking Up An anforn,er.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-The Posts Washington
special says: Secretary Shsr an mas begun an
Investigation TO ascertain how the repprt Of the
commission, whieh. Investigated the charges Of
York Custom. .Houss bsearns p1blfc. It seems
that the merchant members of tne com mission
did not have copies Of the. report. and Special
Meredith, Of New York, botn say they had. The
other nemb:r Of the commission. Special Agent
Kinds, .of CHICAGO, has not been nesfd from
that it was through him hat the repor5s became
public. Secretary Sherman wilt make an OK
ample Of the guilty officer Ii he succeeds In dis
covering who he is.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Senator Bayard Upon Party Prospects
He PaY0rs narI Money.

NEW YORK Oct. Ex-senator Thos. F, Bayard,
Of Delaware who has been On a visit to this
city for TWO or three days past. Was reported as
saying to a e. grntlenan yesterday, in the course
Of casual conversation that he thought 1t prob
able that three D esidentIal candidates would
be in the field in 1880, q Republican q Demo-
cratic and q Greenback candidate. 1t Wa4 pos
sible, too that th- House Of Representatives
would be called upon to elect the next Preei-
d-nt Il Gen. butler is def-ated + in Massachn7 i,
be a serious blow to the G eenb +rk cause He
thinks fhe political outlook is about a. favor
Senator also said he believed in honest money.
The Republicans as welt as the Democrats of
New York agreed With him on that Dotnt He
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Use of the Army as Posse C0mIcn tus--
Opinion of The Attorney General.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-The Adiutant General
Of the army will iu q few days. issue an order
further explaining the posse coneitatus clause
in the army bill, which has been so disadvan-
tageous in the ordinary use Of United States
troops 1t will state that offieer- ran detail all
und~r their command to protect United States
property whenever it is In jeopardy or there is
any danger Of its destrucuon. Another purpose
for which troops can be used that viii be cited
will be for the purpose of putting down an ex-
pedition formed In the United States for the
purpose of visiting with hostile intent any for
eign country, and in arresting the leaders Of
such expedition It will be remembered that
the use Of troops in such cases was made the
subject of Cabinet consideration a few days
since,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


BURLINGTON Iowa, Oct. 3.-This city was
thrown into 9 nervous excitement last night on
the attempted murder OF Thos. J. Raper. chief
slightest provocation The Greenback meetir z
was j. progress In, front Of the Barrett House
and Mr., R. per and Mayor Adams were stand
ing on the opposite side Of the street engaged
in conversation. when middle aged man, ap-
parently tramp, approa he'd within a few
feet, drew pistol and fired. the bill passing
over Adams shoulder and striking Raper in
the mouth. inficting painful but not danger
Gus wound; After firing, the would, be assassin
ran up Third street, hotly pursued by several
returned On the corner of Third and Wash
ington streets the ,coachman of Judge .Raper
known. In the excitement the ruffian escaped.
No cause is known for the attempted murder.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
collection of Clothing I'm New YOrk-A
Handsome Donation from Orphans
to orphans Feeling Acknowledge


NEw York. Oct. "A large quantity of cloth,
ING has already been collected here and shipped
South for fever sufferers. The committee On
collection of clothing announces tnat u VIII
canvass the eli Y with Hnumber of wagons some
A oir7 ular published by the committee to. day
SAYS: ''Ws heartily commend oil whom they
call on to ioin with tn 90 that they may make
thorough canvass Of one hundred III les OF res
idencA streets at single tour. We request mer-
chants and others 10 ri @ Leave Of absenee Tor
fhe day or afternoon to I'LL gentlemen ot the es.
Establishments whose cooperation may be needed
by the COMMITTEES. and to contribute wagons.
with efficient per sons accom- pAuytt them, AS
the contributions come fr III the beney LENT OF
al creed. and as We have undertaken 70 r T.
ward them we hull r,uu. at their distribution
to be made with like impartiality among all
Considerable sums, Of money made up of
small contributions hnve befn collected from
Che postoffice boxes. I ster day d watch wns
taropped irto Que box and 1t was ra1ed for
ye@s,erdasy @ AMI bronght n&ons s15 by Memphis
refugee Is published to day: i would sngge. :
that part Of the funds for sufferers Do . is,d
fev1r refugees whom | know must t IN want;
and when The fever su"en nbs to ffost they will
want means to enable them to return; anh a. IL IL
York people to furnish transportation t" those
who require It. ] would. Of course, he e,tsy to
prove that they came IRON tver m alstt tioa. Was
taken up at III, FL brew Qrpban Asylum Of this
city and remitte1 TO " V'necnt's Roman A Oah" attn
ter superior If the Inst mentioned institution
forwarded the following ackn ,wlehgment TO
ths Chamber OF Commerce, with the request
fbnt II be- transmitteh to the inmates Of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum:
TO the Dear Orphans of the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum:
Dear Little Friends We are unable to tell yon
the depth Of our feelings when we see such
sentiments animatng the breasts nt the young
The orphan knows how to sy III pathlze with tue
orphan. You have given your miie aud d01
will increase your stores. Receive our thanks
and believe that your names shall ever be- in
Naribed upon the orphans. tabletnf the 1T. Vim"
cent Rol q Catholic As lum Of New Orleans.
Resnt ully SISTER nj. AGNES,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Braewease Of the Eplsease-bafge NUMBERS
Dependent ON Charity-NeW YORK Gon"
kfsssaes tine aaO0d work Df Relief

Nrw YoRR, Oct. 8The latest dispatches from
the fever stricken South shew that the disease
is spreading again. The suffering In some OF
the afflicted communities Is very great. Every
body In Holly Springs is supported by the re-
llef committee. ard In New Orleans $4,000 peo-
Sequence Of the plague.
The total number Of deaths reported from the
principal places for the past twenty-four hours
Iii l5B. and the t,tal number Of new cases ia
Tearly 900 The total number Of deaths reported
from the principal places TO date Is se4o, Many
cases and deaths have not been reported. @ r., =.
man d man SAID to be from st. Louis.
Liberal gifts are still being. .made'sor the suf-
rerers hy Ill classes In New York. The Cham
Fer Of Commerce alone collected nearly $4,000 in
the past 'wenty.four hours. Other organiza-
tions are also doing we'll.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Statement of the Late secretary of ssse
Chicago Odd Fellows Benevolent
AsSuCHmtEnR 1r

CHICAGO. Oct. Hurst. formerly eecretarvs
and mauager OF the Odd Frlous' Benevolent
Dsared with $4,000 Of Inc fund Of the society, has
sent circular from Canada. stating his side of
the story. He claims, al tor he had ofgnnfzsd the
officers conGocted q scheme to devrive him Of
the fruits OF his 1abors. AS regards he missing
money he is vague, but probably used 1t In de-
frayfng the running e1 Densas OF the society AS
all bills were audited by the executive commit
tee, they would discover frau ut ita incepticH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
THE Fever I'm Observation-Disclosures DeatsR
and T@ enty~nfae New Cases
Wednesday.


sDoNALDsoNvILLE, October q 1879.
no the Editor of the Democrat:
Report Of deaths aud new cases for the past
twenty four hours ending this W at 10 q. m;:
Deafh-Adale Boudreaux. little daughter OF
Alderman Boudreaux.
NEW CASES.
Donaldsonvlle-M Quimby. Leonee Gauth- !.
reaux john PInel, IA ah Scott; Miss Le'itta
Mollare Henri Gaufhreaux, Mrs. Geryais
Gauthreaux Emma Lafargue. Angela Ganaz-
zfni. white; Louis Ltfort, Jr.. Noah Merrit.
Amelia Mrrrit, Eugene London, r Inc Lagarr
Wm. Green, Leo Vidal. Victor Caaarge, eolored.
Smoke Bend-Jos. Richard, Annette Landry.
psriaue Falcon. Henry MORse.
Second Ward-Mrs. Clay HICKS. MRS --
sEHieks, John Medina Robert Thomas, eolored.
SACRAMENTO Bru|e-Mrs. Perique Gonzales,
Mrs. Balthazar Hernandez.
Fourth Ward-MatIle Falcon, Desire falcon.
Making total Of one death and twenty nine
new cases. -,
The situation in Brula Sacramento, which is
about four mil from DonaidsonviIle. on Bayou
Iafourehe, is reported very critical. A spe.
cial committee Gopsi ting If two members OF
the 7, nj. B, A., visited krule Sacramento 1of
the purpose ct as ertaining the extent nI the
sickness and fes'itution prevailing there Ihey
report finding sixty white families with from
two to five sicg members in each, and twenty
eolored families with about the same propor-
Sion of cases.
The Y. vi. B. A. cent M. r. White. Of New Or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Increase of Revenne-ssDyv an Anticipated
ID felt May be Avoided-Tzse To bacc0
and aiMmOr Emterea q.

WAsHlNGroN, Oct. a-It Is stated that the In
crease In rernal revenu, receipts Of over one
million dollars each during the first two
months If the present fiscal year is not of any
normal condition, but must be ascrbed to the
agit.stion OF the leducti,n OF the tax on tobacco
during the last sessi of G ngress. and the
con- eQuent falling If t ,r the time in the sales
of tobacco stamps. It is claimed that the de-
crease during the past year Of internal revenue
ceipts Of nearly niue NIL i'm dollars has not
be n relnedied by the emporary increase, as
receipts during september show no su b IA
vorable. symptoms, and that calculating r.
ceipts for the current. fiscal year upon the
basis Of September receipts. a decrease Of ten
g1'hpns wll4ap.ear. Inasmueh as, in view Of
ub tsJffss for an increase Of taxation in
orde i, oId q defici. aod inasmuch as the
tax on tobacco Is confesse ~ onerous. the feel
Ing runs in The direction # an increase Of the
admitted t. nave been error nous. It is proposed
therefore to tax the alcoho in evrry barrel
which would yield 81 ST per barrel as against ST.
the present lax. The profits to manu- actur
would still bs s12 per barrel; As the effort to
increase the tax As Indicated will caIl for vio-
lent oppo- tion from the liquor interest, which
will not shun expenditures to defeat such legis-
lntiOn, @ fierce struggle may be anticiDated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
MARINE hEW@.

- Port EADs, Oct, 8 p. m.-Wind east. light.
Weather clear AID warm.
Arrived: British steamship Liddesdale. at
II 30 a. M, Davis master % days from London,
50 E niger, Fatman & Co.
Sailed Steamship Haytian and ship Zephyr.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 8. 6 .. M Barometer
2a.55. Weather calm. cloudy and rainy.
Mo arrivals
The British ship City of Liverpool. White
ford master, 45 days from Bahia L. ballast, for
orders, arrived and sailed for Galveston.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Peabody E1uea etOnah Euntl - EnGOUFass
Ing Report fF0nR tEae SOUTH

ton OF the Peabody educational fund makes ans
encouraging exhibit In suite of tha financial
of the past year The people
structiou at time when it seemed most diff
cult 10 give 1t. i he attendance ut The schools.
is greater than ever before. aud the interest
more nearly universal,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
A 5nEtze of I'll LGchsBvars
r0sl (titrr TAc~nIni.

Kearney is probably the worst case Of g.
young LochinVar. that ever cama out Of the.
" est; through al the wide b rider his scrseo
was tha worst, and, save his loud yaWD-yaTDs
he weapon mad none, he rode AL unarm'd aud
be rod all alone, BECAUSE no man Witn any de-
csncy about him would be eau b la the came
car so dirty his shirt and 30 | uiiF hs snDEas
was there ever suide Like this young Loehiaet
Var? 4-@@@~a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
why Es Was 30 Harmonious.
fCouriar journal

The boasted harmony" Of III late New YORK
convention Was suoefiadueed By
the preponderating activity Of ths politics.
machine. Conkling brought the pressure to
vice ref rmers that opposiIion Was useless Il
was es especially ludicrous to hehold George
William Curtis, dazsd By the splendor OF Conk-
ling's vo cant: and bloody-shirt or4tory, to the
extent that re clap Ded his lily hita hands ana
shouted: 1T ls The voice OF a God" ConkItng
pocketed Curtis very neatly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

leans. q nurse. to this locality this morning.
The nesns Of the assoeation are not such as
peal to ali charitable D persons rs for help. All
money. provi ions, etc, sent and addressed to
the association here, will hethankfuly eceived.
EDMUND MAURIN.
. Vice President Z. NJ. q. a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
did not think 1t would be- good policy to indulge
the eountryis on the verge Of resumption
Dem an0cratierGTeeubsck RmslOn In Howa,-.
Violent Opposition Manifested to teaa
Action Df tine .g0lrat Committees.

DAVENPORT Iowa. Oct, Sat Q meeting OF
were adopted deuounciDg In the strongest terms
the bargains made by the Greenback committee
with the Democrats. and calling upon members
throughout the State to rspufiate the fusion
and vote for the original nominees Of the state
convention and no others. Many hard d-moneT
Democrats OF this city denounca the cJslition
arranged by the State leaders, and say they WttR
support the Republican ticket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
How They SBGmaa work 1t.
ebrois Free Press.i

1t is not yet known whether Hale will Sup,
press Gorham Or Gorham gill SUPPRESS Hale,
or whether one will be- assigned TO look after
hard N ,ney States and the other 10 LOOK aftsf
those with greenback tendencies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

A Financial Panic Expected Throughout
Grent britain - anxiety. Gloona and
Distress I'm Lonsl0n-A Lzst OF Expect
ed Sufferers by scotch Failures-'The
Eas' Asa"'@ ANA aF"" 'F@"e'
LONDON. Oct 3.-The city has passed through
a day Of great crmmotior. nuxiety. and distress
ure OF Gurney Il o.. The fear is general that
We are on ths verge Of financial panic. Ihe
money market has been more Or, less dis
turbed for the last ten days. There was
Observable o general disposition to sell
and q disIncI1nhion to buy. Money dal y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
senator Blaine In Iowa.

DIES MONIES. Oct. s-senator Blair spoke at
Oskaloosa " sterday and was called out at fslE
stations between Burlington and tnis city,
sons gathered here today 10 listen TO addresses
from the Senator and Hon. Frank Palmer. Of
Chicago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
A Gemer ous Cuban.

New YORK, Get IA wealthy Cuban Iawyee
has undertaken to send home all Cuban refus
gees who are too poor to pay their own rs1~
Densas and too proud to accept the same from
the Spanish government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Democratic weak spots i'm Ohio,
Isprinsaeld Mass R4pubIiean.l

ISpr1ngheid Mass.1 R@pubiean.l
The chief trouble is In the Columbus district
where there has been some talk Of Wfthd ewing
Converse On account OF his unsav9ry record
and the Fifth District, where The Democrats Of
one county have met in mass meeting, reUuaf~
ated the regular candidate and pronounced for
the Greenback nominee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
A Point w ell Taken,
Hartford Taurunt Ran

Gov. Hampton's letter to Gov. Rice Is. per-
haps deficient IL dignity but the point is aD-
narently well taken that the Massachusetts
Governor had no right to assume that the in
dietmeat fou nd against z IN on in South Caro-
lima was not genuine. but designed simply to
use the accused as witness.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
EN4tLAND,

Financial Troubles I'm Englansa-AntfcHpa~
ted Release of Another Fenian.
LONDON. Oct. At is rumored that the Ian
toashire Bank is In difficulty.
The failure Of a large firm in the East India
trade is believed to bs inevitable.
HaThs government will, it Is announced. shortly
release the Fenian CLANCY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

IWa5h1nRtOn POSt.I - -
It is announced that Mr.. Evarts Is TO make q
speech in New York before the November eIee~
ton. He should begin at once Ii order motto
be pressed for time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Nomination of Gen, FHawaey by the HaFsa
ford Repu haagans.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Oct. 3.-At The congress
sional convention in this city to-day j. q. Haw~
ley was nominated on the first tailot as Con
gressman from the ri st District. It is under
stood Gen Hawley will accept the nomination.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
FEVER IN EHERyaLLE.

private letter to gentleman here from
friend In st. Gabriel. Iberyille parish, seven
miles from plaauemine, states that the yellow
Reyer has made its appearance in the town OF
St Gabriel. Since Monday there have been Elk
new cases and on Sunday there were seven
deaths. The whole nuiuber of cases ts eighty.
and no sign OF cessation In the type Of the fever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

EPOstOn pOst,}

Gov Hampton. We think. was fully warranted
IN replying 70 tho gratuitous imDutstions os
hardly do for one Governor 10 chargs smother
with double dealing.
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MEMRMrs. Oct. s-There were thirty aa1
deaths, thirty.three Of which were from yellow
fever, including seven outside the city limifF.
W r. F.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Base Ball.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3-Milwa ukees 8, Chicagos 26.
Game allied at the end of the eighth inning.
SYRACUSE N. Y. OFT 3-Stars -. LoWelia |.
EAST ALBANY N. 7 . Oct "a banys II, Hay
makers 1. Game called at the end OF the sixth
inning.
PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Oct 3-Buffalos c. Provi-
denceS T.
MANCHESTER. N. r.. Oct. a-Manchesters o..
New Bediords /.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04
Another RailMre-Tne Gnnden Money
. Market

Co.. East india merchants of Leadenhall street.
London, have failed. with liabilities amounting
to several millions.
The London markets are quietsr. Railway
stocks are weak, American bonds are quiet.
The Bank of England rate Of discount re-
mains unchanged. at per cent. Consols have
advanced to 90 1-16.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-04

Nurses and attendants In sick rooms, who
have not had the fever use ON tha Rhubarb
Wine az preventive. For sale BY I. L. Lyons.
druggist.