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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1873

county, n. J.. This town is on the Raritan
and Bay Railroad, about forty miles south
east OF Camden. The NeWs further says that
the denouement of the mysterious case Is at
hand; IS In fact SO near that during she night
q dispatch, dictated by the detective who is In
the shadow Of the principal in the robbery,
mas 1lashed e, oyer @ the wires, asking "Shalt ar
rest r What answer was returned i'd un-
known. The only inference that can be drawn
ls that Superintendent Walling Is now with
the body, and can secure it with the thieves
at moments notice, but all the parties i'm
pl1cated cannot now be taken the police are
patiently awaiting results.
1t Is said that tbe body and one thief can
be brought to this city tonight II 50 desired.
The one In charge Of the body has had
shadow following him for some time, and his
LOCATION has never been lost sight OF for one
minute.
The Mail says: From reliable information
lt Is evident that the remains are now safely
MD In Canada and the perpetrators Of the
iced are quietly whiting IN order TO bring
The widow and Judge Hilfon to terms. super
ntendent Waling. it is said, ID fully posted |
u the whole matter, but will not divt1lge the |
secret. He is trying 10 briug about the re- |
,sovery OF the body. It Is ahid tho robbers |
iemand 100000 and that they will not take q |
'ent less. They laugh at the idea of s25, 900. |
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
stockings VS.. Banks.

er mbany ba y Of fdn the -Pennsylvana farm
Ter than the They still continna to n InpEe ptt
utepcsts IN the former rather than in The Gato
te .Ha lor whlch they certainly have had good 'se
reason OF late since while stocking ra nav oa ba
uttrlea "a o1' II never steals the money intrnst
fan eu 10 lts keeping. An old LehigR annntu uds
ingner ingn Tho ded recently had ath in y21y tocf
iihlgs; ihg After his DEATH his children rnnurned
t tne llct that nothing had been left them md
nGgan DE, ~ rn1mamaging about to '' ind 'Na q
WI: In their search they digcnvarod
sundry stockings full OF gold and st1ua1 pGfen
6ea 6enn Df nfn9nntIng to oyer 5000 Which had
soon aIteT the beginning Of the century In tha
taanfF bear fhat dbeath lea showing by the dates they
IL was evident that he had secreted oniV new
beS been ng 1efng t,ng no doubt that those that had
soneting In weight Probably fhe old id fIo7s io9s
ls,t hi!s nave got $1,000 Interest or SO by pIacin~
dn5 ms money in. solvent bank; but. btytg baI he
uong th so, there Is ct least an even chance that
f,oa ~ Dahk would have failed or some Of 's fhs
olcers nave efnbezzled. There are riot,a Sito 10
eoG 5eoGkangs bit their moral principles far ex- X
officers. p'''''pies Vi DanRs
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
senatorial Candidates
fWasttupton post !

v,o,ne,W Line gWgnatorlal W pot Is commencing to boil
dnrtnniy dp,Htsiy N several OF the States which are
uoonned ed 10 undergo an election of thia aorp
curing the winter. In Connectlcnt the the 1Dns nns
ff1pec5ed kadcal gain of the Legislature has
mg1ught swarm Of candidates to the frnnf 1a,i'
suddenly, Sae and with 81 rush Gen. J, r. Hs, Ha1g,,
yj naprSnt Wao ,Ddor wGnrd be the most prominent
practically ruled off the track t7't1ees, h1t III as
Soh goto y J., his being the successful candi- r9i
oass 5t., m, ID close district, which the Radi-
new electiG2 Marshall Jewell is F'g Of e,12se yy
aiter the position, sa is also geDtletna2,,
SneftG nnIaa e, 1laargely unkpown &c fatae by IT,
annle ll;A1 OF Harrison, OF New Haven IT.. -
g,slaenre ,,ab Of Illinois is Republican, but h.t
taarf yifnnef Radcd tna1jorty that the election d
aole events Neyertheegg Logan ma and s gP Pa9g ash,
m Pre- m acvely In the field and The war bidg AK
.4 }i.s p5s'e ene Way for the election OF conserv-
1nVe h9publlcan. In Wisconsin Old Hosna L.
reported to be in the lead for the succeason D5 70
~ 1us ne active presence Of Boss Keves K'lt Motf
,he outlook very doubtful, '"" '"7S H@ke5
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-The International
Humane Society resumed its session at Bar
NUNS Hotel this morning, number OF addl-
tiOnal delegates being present. The minutes
of yesterday were read and an interesting
discussion ensued. Upon statement made
by Mr.. Brown, the chairman, who, as an ex-
cuse for not having q minister present to
open with prayer, said the clergy were not
with them Mr. Angel, Of Massachusetts, de-
MED the assertion. A lengthy discussion fol-
lowed between Messrs. Bergh, Sherell, Gerry
Lvvick, Eaton, White, Stevens and others.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year President. Edwin Lee
Brown, Chicago vice Presidents-Henry
Bergh, New York George T. Angel and
Mrs. E. W. Appleton,r Massachusetts ;
Coleman Sellel-, and Mrs Caroline E. White,
land; Theodore F. Gatchell District Column
bia; J. w Fitch, Ohio; John &. Shirtell, Mrs.
F. W. Hick, Illinois; Jas. "; Wonans, o. f;
Sonnatag, California; Thos. W. Palmer and
Mrs. s. B. Robinson, Michigan; Geo. l..
Clark, Rhode Island; D. r. Noyes, Jr., Mime
sofa; E. Bringhurst, Delaware; G. S. Buffurn,
New Hampshire; Thos. 7. Kenny, New
Jersey ; Geo W. Lowndes, Connecticut
Miss l.. ". King Georgia; F. F. Avery
Kentucky; Robt. s. Mcdonald, MissoIri
W. Marsden, Quebec secretary, Abraham
Forth, Boston htreasurer, Levi Knowles
Philadelphia,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
A. kgOsaM EAne Miracle.

sure enough bona titte miracle, stwarrant-
ed to Wear,'' fis reported to have occurred re-
Gently at Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Joseph Kahn,
aged fort2y-fiEe, was grievously afflicted with
inflammatefy rheumatism. The weight OF
the clothing on the bed was nnbearabIe to him.
his joints were seriously infamsd and en-
larged; bis palse over 400; it was drizzling
bly, recover That night, being a very relig-
ions man, he was trying to comfort himself
with such passages Of Scripture suited to his
case as he could call to mind. sThe pas
sage, "Who heaieth all Diseases" occurred
to him. He repeated this over and over sew
eral times, when he felt that he was instantly
cured. He arose In the morning and went
about his usual duties in the house and
iu fJ1rpI
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15

7 81
| Inc GreenbAckers or Nationals wall.
| Rhretty hy good exhibit Of strength in Sons Sons of
h tie csoJlnIes oE this State. They elect one r.
ent,ntz cne shree e. Representative ii Buchanan N
Musy' Macny9,' a3a one r. o. = the two IN Green one In
Gooper Carroll Knox, Phelps ana Mercar aa oIm, as
eino ennT' ny the RETURNS thus far received. They
pst,,sa fp,fct, aeG gadwell Senator In the EightR
yast sn,, further returns from the north
e. and It is probable they viii have f af Ieaat a.
u =, nrCy members 10 the next Leotslature '1ss %
II fger en a, kepressntation than the Republicans
sIe ssxse cted ag ~ w h4 haye The Greenbackers
Ilcttn affseoedents, the majority having bean
roa mamochss, h 1t Is not possible at present to
stran, ahnRe taa@y feassonabie estimate Of theIr
stIengtn mtHs t1 state. as exhibited in g. vote
tion ana khe disadvantages urfttut vtErsv.s-
entered t,ape contest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
CHICAGO MATTERS.
The Wholesale Druggists Association-
Founderlng of o SchNOner-Arrest OF u
Merchant for dishonest PPactices-Tho
Mnfe aonYentINn and the Newspapers.

Late convention and the newspapers.
CHICAGO, Nov 14.--The annual session OF
the Wholesale Druggists Association Oh Ihe
West was held here yesterday, closing with a
BANQUET In the evening at the fremont HOUSE.
The next annual meeting will be held In MALI
Waukee. e. so,x,aor,r
News was received here Of the founderlng
of the schooner Jas. r. Bentley, Off Forty
Mile Point, Lake Huron. Ihe vessel is q
total loss. The crew is safe. The vessel was
vaIned at $4,000. insured for $4,000, and mad
a cargo of rye valued at $4,000. :,
J, w. Callahan, of the firm OF Callahan BIOS,
South Bend, had q trial before justice mere
vesterdav. charged with obtaining goods
under false pretenses, and was held IN Szopo
on each charge. He obtained goods n5o IRON n ~
M. Wells 4 Co., amounting to $500; shay,
Farmer l. Co., SIS, 600; Robinson 4 Co.. De- n1
troit $500; Hancock 4 Co., Detroit, Sl5o; y hel !.
ley K Co, Rochester, $500; Rochester, booI
and Shoe Company, S1loo; Iobey, WILSON "
49, Co. Buffalo, $25O0. =
Two palace cars, one private sleeper OF
the Pullman Company, and the other q new
dining-room car, leave to-day for Canada for
the special service Of conveying the VI Marquls
Of Lorne and suite on trip through the DO
The newspapers here, with perhaps the e1
cention of the Inter- Ocean, denounce the ac'
finn of the commercial convention IN appeal,
ING to Congress for subsidies for railroad ano
steamShip lines.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
A Bold Attempt at Robbery successfully
Resisted by TWO Women.

PTrTsBURG,. Nov. H.-One OF the bolde8t at
tempts at robbery ever made In this city took
place Yesterday, at q quarter before O'Clock,
at the residence of Miss Mary Scott, on Penn
gylvania Avenue, near Thirty fourth street.
She aud her sister, Mrs: Eliza Alexander, were
In the sitting-room, when three stout men,
with handkerchiefs tied about their heads,
entered. They siczed Mrs. Alexander who is
about fifty years OF age and placed a. ga gag z ln
fans called out "kill her" She was struck
on the head with q club and knocked sense
less. She was dragged into the Kitchen
and left In an unconscious condition MISS
Scott endeavored to get up, and was caught
by one Of the men, who proceeded to gag her:
Though she Is about, seventy-three years OF
age, she is strong and made determined re-
sistanee screaming at the top OF her voice,
s'murder! murder!" Her cries aroused the
neighbors, and hearing them coming to her
assistance, the robbers retreated. Two men
were arrested, but this morning they were
discharged as the women could not identify
them.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
E,9nkasng the Canning Man.


EhnOXVIIIs. Ibnn,, CnTOnICIb FFbD.J
For this splendid victory much credit Is due
to the grand efforts OF Mr.. Conkling himself,
His speeches were able, bold and convincing
which brought out full vote. He looms up
as one OF the foremost and most successful
political leaders in the country, and viii
doubtless become q formidable candidate for
place Oh the presidential ticket Of 1880. His
hold on the people Of New York is strong, and
Without New York the Democrats can not
elect President. If the Republicans Of that
State hold the ground they have so gallantly
gather the fruits Of their splendid victory, the
result Of the presidential election two years
hence must prove favorable to the Repub~
licanS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
Minister Ti1ley's Mission to England
Amer lean Manufacturers Arranging
tO OF ZEN Business I'm the Dominion.

ToRo1 ITO, Nov. 14-Finance Minister Til
ley's m lssion to England Is semi-authorita-
lively stated to be, to raise loan ,i, for Mac
which are said to be in all s2O,O0O0OO. When
there he will consult the home government as
to wi lat amount Of protection will be held net
oppr egsive to British trade. A member of the
goW ,rnment gives assurance that there Will
be 10 discrimination in favor Of British trade,
and hints at protection being builtup grad
ua lily. There are no signs Of Parliament
be Ing summoned in the Immediate future.
A Boston silk manufacturer Is about to es-
abish mandatory at Brockerville
with $4,000 subsidy. Several American man
ufacturers are in communication here relative
to establishing branch factories in Canada.
They will not get subsidies from Toronto.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
THE SOUTHERN POLICY.
ANOTHER STATEMENT OP THE PREsK~
DENTS INTENTIONS,
IN a0nSradactiOn of aEas Report that Hayes
mas changed His VEews-Mow He Gam
Ao @scoHciAe0 WINE Republican Lead

@e RsconciAea yVIsRs Republican Lead
| ers.
| WASHINGTON, Nov 14--TEle Star this after
ment; 20 '''''o
me report that the Pres sj6lsut has recently
Sald that ne had tried the plan Of Cancellation
nuu ndu iouHd II Il COn5,lete failure is Euntrue.
! ne Efestdeht has never ia seEe such state
| nchC 1t ls true that he DOES nnt think the
pVutn mas responded a9 it sftI tIGM a. his good
InAnhe3ss but, neVertfaelees, be does iiiyf III
@ e6uu ~ Gutnge In any manner whatever, the
course OF bis administration upoLa this account
hhoCher statement is, tfeat therB has been Il
TecohcIllatton between tho administration ana
Inc dlsatstied leaders Ut the Republican
party. u may be stated that In order that
ehete might be q reconcilia tzon as the phrase
Is, 10 would be necessary that the President
9houla aie come at least partially to tse' way Of
thlnking held by the Republican leaders with
ttWho1n ne ls to be reconssled- The President
tuas never seen, any reason why he ahGsald
5eaSe 10 DO hts duty, because some portion Of
ms ms part party we're DISSATISFIED With bis
nSthods attgt g., Hs has always desired and
sslll s desires that the u trnost hsEgmoDy
sito1ld exist IN the party / tho Leaders, Of
me u! party, after interchangi ng views with
him. see that they have rzsss understood his
course and coneluct, and THIN ( it would be
good that past differences skyn I'D be healed,
1he IN PRESIDENT is ready TO res1x md heartily
1 1 haGsuch Is the case is no eEp lbt true, and
tne party which elected the, President to
ptflCe Is certainly now, with scra, } exceptions
ready, as Representative White. Of Pennsyl-
vanla, says, To look to future results and
orget the efete past with it's past d. ifferences."
IL THIS as reconciliation, well and &c od.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Family of Indiana Egrzsfes

y, FORT WAYfE, Ind, Nov. 14.-Last Friday
Mary Daily, aged 2G, was buried at HuntinG
ton without funeral or religious services
She was in good health the day before and no
cause was known for her death She was a
tla tdwart, and on account of her deformity had
er, brothers and sisters, six In number. An
lnve5tIgation makes 1t certain the girl was
literally beaten to death. Warrants were is
sued and the whole family arrested. The
girls llfe has ,9 been fearful one, she having
. 1rne two lllegitimate children, of whom her
brothers. were said to be the fathers. The
prosecuting attorney has taken charge Of the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
How Resumption VIII be Carr led into
Effect

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Mr. Fl. V. DOR. the
oahRef o. NO. 6S broadway, gives the follow
ing as bne programme which will be- carried
OUT on the resumption OF specie phy nents
after tne nrst of january next tho Tre sasury
DepaTtment will have q clerk Id the New
York Clearing House, at which all ba, ances
against 1t will be presented and paid The
banks Of the city will then act upon the pre-
Sumption that specie payments arc rest tmed
end will make no distinction in the tran sac
lions with their customers between GOV ,rn-
Inent notes and gold Silver Is to hayt no
place in khe Clearing House upon the par Of
BANKS or the government, as the banks IN ust
make thelT payments in some rnedtnrn oA ler
than theiE own notes. for payment in kind is
rot payment. Also The government must ps "
fne balances arising againstit1n some rnedTn %
ooher than its own notes, or If it pays ttpes1 n
out as lawful money the banks wifi Emrned i
aEAty draw Oh them in gold.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
Excitement I'm wall Street-EujunctIOn
served ON n ''Bucket shop"

NEw YORK, Nov. H.-Stock specuatorg
who deal in small lots Of stocks in Broad and
Wall streets were much excited and sur
prsed this morning on the announcement by
et-shop," that they had been served with an
Injunction by Judge Donohue, Of the Supreme
Court, upon the application Of the, Cold and
Stock Telegraph Company, restraining them
from continuing the ''bucket-shop" business.
NJ essrs Todd informed their customers that
they would be permitted to close their stock
contracts at any time and payments would
be made at market prices.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
NfEMPHIS NOTES,
Am Epidemic ne Fires I'm ana Around the
City-The yellow Fever Corn saaissagn,
TBpscial 10 tho Demoerat.]

| [BpecHl 10 tho Democrat
| MEMPHIS, Nov. ia fire accidentally oc
| Cured In Glencoe p small statiofa on th,
Paducah road, some Gfteen miles from tn
| city, last Wednesday night, and burned dow,
g. large grist, gin ANIL sawmilf- There were
| twenty bales Of cotton In the building NJ tius
tlme and the loss Is estimated at bet
| $500 and $4,000. We were unable to learn tbs
| name Of the proprietor on the cause of she
fire.
AT 6 o'clock on the night Of November II
the Raleigh woolen mills ,vsTe accidentally
set on fire The proprietor, FIR. L. 2 judd
while oiling the cotton gn-box. accidentally
set to q thread Of cotton that was hang
ing over the gin, which, in its turn, SGT fire to
some fifteen bales of cotton that were stored
In the gin-house. It then passed INTO the lint
room, where it set fire TO the entire premises,
ln tWo minutes from the efirst spark The entire
building was in liam 2s, and Mr. Judd, with
his employees, had barely time t., escape.
Mr.. Judd himself was badly burned sf,out the
hands and face.
The adjoining stable was also burned with It's
contents, except one horse and O. mule, which
we're saved. In the gin building there was
q lot Of sawmil machinery stored whfsb was
also consumed The entire loss Is estimated
by Mr.. Judd at $1,000. Mr.. Judd has Been
very unfortunate. He has but lately tseov- |
cred from q severe attack Of yellow feyez and |
had hardly commenced operations with his |
gin. Yesterday he had set apart to come in |
5oWn for the purpose Of insuring his property,
allng in which the loss falls entirely upon
himself.
A fire occurred tonight at No. 236 Mafn
street, occupied by G. L. Staffer as q confec-.l
ionery. 1t originated from the sparks fyined
rom defective fIue, but with the prompt /
OF the tiremen was soon extin- t.
.uished. The damage done will amount to Il
bout $50. b
The health committee Of the yellow fever
commission Of this city, consisting Of Dr. D.
}. Saunders, Mayor ). Il. FIippen, Gen. w. J.
rnith Dr. Heber Jones, Col. Hardee and Drs
'ochrane and Beniss, leave Tomorrow the
Rteenth for Richmond, Va. BROOKS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
Destructive Fire In Mllwnukee-LOss
SA4, 900.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 14-At 7 o'clock this
evening fire was discovered In the confec~
tionery manufactory of George Ziegler, Nos,
and Grand Avenue. The fire broke out In
the fourth floor and descended to the third
floor before it was checked. Ziegler's loss is,
on stock, by damage from fire and water estl-
mated at S25,OOO; insurance unknown. J.
Rosenburg, whose boot and shoe establish
ment was In the same building, had his stock
damaged to the extent Of $4,000 by water; !,
insured for $4,000. The 10 SIS on the building
WAS $4,000; no insurance. The origin Of the
fire Is unknown.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
G. ANADA.
The Feeling of tt .e People Not FRatteFing
% INrne.

LIVERPOOL, M w. 14-The London World
states that ballot $ were taken on board the
Canadian steame RS bound for Liverpool, with
a view Of ascert aiming whether the selection
of the Marquis Of Lorne as Governor General
OF Canada WON Id be agreeable to Canadian
feeling, and / he ballots were against the
marquis. The feeling in England and among
the Canadians in England Is exactly the re-
verse. Canad now runs her own politics,
the home gov ernment settling internal ques--
tions, and G anadian and British Imperial
policy do nr It clash The Governor General
and his lad have principally the duty of
leading the social and artistic development OF
the dominic n, and for this task both are emil
nentEy fith d by nature culture, training and
works alrf ;ady accom- plished.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Com'r John f. Nc
Glensy, commanding the ironclad Canonicus
at New Orleans, has written a letter to the
terms the conduct and services OF Acting AS
sistant Surgeon VIM. Martin, Of that vessel,
during the yellow fever epidemic and recon-
mends that he be appointed full surgeon In
the navy. Com'r McGIensy also forwards q
letter Of the same tenor from the Secretary Of
the Howard Association Of New Orleans, ad-
dressed to the Secretary of the Navy; also g
like communication from the commander OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic, post at New
n-l~
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
SPAIN.
Grants Reception I'm Cadiz

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from CadIz,
Spain, says Gen Grant arrived ID that CITY
at the landing place by the mayor of the city
and the ciyil and military officers. guard
of honor was in attendance, and large crowd
cfieered the ex-President as he passed out
The reception was most enthusiastic on the
part of the people, and very cordial on that Of
the authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
The Meaning of the Elections,
PHILADELPHIA Times,I

The people wanted change, but were not
prepared to hand the government over in ALI
It's departments to the Democrats. In 1876,
they gave the Republicans a. scare and q
thrashing that they will never forget, and In
1878 they give the Democrats a. solemn warm
ing Both parties are on their good behavior.
The final report and award will be made in
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-15
Passenger Rafe att eerss,ssf XVIII
A Disabled steamer SIgnagea on the
gDRsE Og virginia.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Signal Corps
stat tion at Cape Henry reports to the Chief
Signal Officer as follows: A disabled brigan-
tine rigged steamship, her Fudder evidently
lost al sea, two red tunnels, white band around
tho centre Of each, passed this station at 2 30
o. No.. bound north, in tow Of d tug displaying
a white flag with a red square on the outer
edge.
The Signal Corps station at Cape Henry re- re-
norris at 10 80 a. NJ, to the Chief Signal Off
Ger. that the steamship reported passing that
station disabled is now heading toward Nor
| folk.