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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Io the anger If q woman is att ihrfnd In,
those who profess to have Inside knnwladpp
ri Afghan affairs. the hostility If Shore All H.
England and his listening to the Russian
tninpnr
one time well disposed toward England aud
extremely suspicious If Russia Ills Oldest
son, iao"nh u han, 9 gallant warrior fell int,
disgrace with his father and was iirt,,iauurd
J he English guynrnnlntf yvae uuvvicn nu,rIgI,
IT, demonstrate With Ehnrn Ali on his treat
mont ~ 81 brave q prince, and On learning
That Faennh bod boon set inside from the c,,n-
npscinn IN faVur 81 9 Younger son a innro rIiId
refused to acknowledpo the lattnt aG hnir
Ihn mother 1T hhdnula was an anahiiio,tc
woman. ~ viulnnt temper, aud ehn deter
mined On revenge against tho English Com
munination was opened With the Russians
aud she nndea vnred I" euag Shnrn Ali into 70
."iylng Russian n'uisaarr Whom no RS
fused she curtain lnriurd him without stint
made the harnn hornet q most t., him and
~ last $50 the report savsl living into q
fenIE 81 rage. she tool, utf hnt Slime, md
used IT. vigorously on the Aunni hrad
' he result 1T tho pounding wpe q change ~
heatt Shnro Ali liStnuad ~ the suggestions
nf tho Hussians and conceived . violent
hatred 1T the English hhdopla ian died re-
centlV. and The ambition If The mother js
therefore frustrated. hlf hen spite apainet fhn
English continues To- do ite work AMI Tho
blows 81 her sliupei will und,rli,tndIv lay
many q gallant fnllow IN Tho dust ornn if il
does moi knock 2 great empire to tlecne
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
THE NaTCHIT0aHEs PRISONERS.
Examination Waived and Hands Fur
utshch

Meaars Frnoat Maaaou. Jackson Ruard Iaa
g. johnson, Wm. hirhatt. ! u Haohal Wash
ington Cock field aud DR.. H. O. Horugga the
Naiohit"ohoa rrtaonera who arrived IL this city
Yesterday morning on the steamer " ! Hnhsn
In charge ~ deputy United Siatna marahal
were arragned AT 10 O'clock before United
States Commissioning Lane on whose warrants
they were arrested
The gentlemen were represented by Judge
Albert Voorhiea and Judge VIM A, seay. of
shreveport. aud they, on behalf If their eIinnta
waived examination. Comm asionnr Lane
liked the J. all for appearance before the
United Htatna Circuit Court nj s2onn each and II
waa promptly furnished Maasre. Nm. A
Strong Secretary Of state. Jas r. Tunia Rolf
" Walmaloy and 7, l., Airey becoming sure
tiea.
The charge against The gentlemen Ia that on
tho eoyonth Of October they faioniouay com
hinoh 10 prevent hy force Intimidation aud
threats, j. r. HOrnrhy. who makne the AFFIDAVIT
from supporting y. Madison Wells for Con.
grrHs.
Meaars. John Iert7og end Ambrose Dehlinny
We're also charged IN this affidavit with being in
the conspiracy. hnt They vera not arrested thn
deputy marshal reporting that he waa unable
to find them
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
SIIERE ALL.
rEN-rIsTVRE or THE AwEEu or
AEGHANssTAN
Inorresrandanoa Of . London Paper.

Ifnrrns rnndn,tnn IF . london Eqpet
! fret met share All Tho ,,oe,,, A ,,ao, ~
Taluui IN March tQfst Uo voc tbn,, aI,t
/ Gtfy ynara IT apa ,.F ,,j,I,Ilo eiatt,ro viii
4 ma, kad q ,uiiliua foat,,rae aud r-ith . ~
eoldiprly bna,iup Shore 4 IT et,un1 mo nc -
| man IT ,ama,koIIt. ooo,; common ea,.o ~
| bie potvnre If enuve,catjno wore rn,t, ,,nt
! During bie efev 81 Tnchavvu, I,tb -, ~ ~,
/ way ~ TimhelJa and ON hie rafru tn Caln,i
! he held daily Inrene apd ct1pt ,noet ~ ~,
lime in rrian,ly inta,,,ierv, nj liz E,, ~
ans md uetivaq who visited hi,, r. IL
| Iangthnnnd conversation will, Turnnaon IL
| ifora with whom hn alrva,s tnoi, loo, 10
ntipna1 a varv ,tr,net natu,atntonna with ~ 10
lno,iiug foote If T,n,,,,,,, Lit, 's'i III ~
woe a tbo ,n,,, n ,,iot,I,, Io,,,,-, I,' -.. @
olla t., ,nad ~ yv,ito aud boI oo,i,oJ IL ~
fr,,u,tin, f,,,u ,,,rra,sti.,, ;li ,i ~ W
hia atfnndarte VII, ,ro,a oIIa r. ,o w
srnrial rIa, arnutoIuial ,;th r,,l,l i' 49,
rTo 20 I.ant, tapf 81 fatuf T., t,a.g1ata o,ti,t
auj taicp,ame fr,,, Tho In,Ii y, a,,,gs
I FUND he know much ~ thn ~
paInnp I Eafn, Tho zf!,oot Alovon,in 80,
aeon If,aJ lh, C,rl ,a,,i,,'i.il. a'i''
VOC NaraIo,,n am, n M ,,,,,,, , w. T.,
,.inIl no ,nl,u t,.nu, " ,IIi,,,t, ''' NO
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Ill., ~ 7tI't W. hEtt''fat
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Io, Iinr a,d mI ti,, n'H'u' ~ ihehSh
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and cIo,t ioiIa r,ote jd ,,I, ,, =. ss
j., ~ r.ol,, ~ ,i.iljz,ti r'.,' H. ,'ut,.s
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
A MUSEN ENTS.
ar. CHARLES yuEATRE.


presenter last evening nj the 81. Charles may
re very amusing IT, children, but ntu young
| trend Hrimaldi Adams should haar IN mind
| me "'a story referring ~ the number of grown
| peorf' maj are ne"eesaty ~ take two ~ three
| cnintHh 10 me circus. The grown NJ people
ike the ex"use If havine to- anlIaa the Young
| t"lks IN order That they mav attend what
The faatiaioua would nal . common show And
yet, y We take for example Gnln's Circua last
year there is frequently more talent mud ability
| and honest hard work IN n rireus than in the
| average performances If the legitimate d,a,aq
| The old fnlka who take nIit,,a, l., the sI,,r-
gre me myers. and the thaa'tina ,rarappt WIN
| tntgefa this commits grave error ~ cum nm
H9mnty 'nhr'y M .. while II must hn agnrfI-
| f'a'lnely amusing the young people ia faulty
| ~ thie respect ttn' there il ia onn,,,t III l.,
| lie situations u might he said md t,uIr tho.
Hnmn,V 'nnrfy f'hn otiginall is y makn ~
from the e"valal nrat md rnia,tnjuiuo ,,onto
mines ~ The Ravne hut yvhnarnrar lac n,,n,
rile' the rlar has dnnn an infelliopntIr md
with rrgafd II least tn the connection on1 CO
1lenre ~ The situations IN Fhnir rnepacfivn -
lniinne. II Thereof ne real rlrf thnra 10 navfr
thrlres 81 linking of npiaudna Iinmttv Tiln,,tr
me-. 2 g dnilnrr'ln title, contains many fuunT
things md eufrrfsing ,oks but y IL too ,n,ai
Vie the Grab bugs urnratnd at on, nhatitoGla#
'htls, - snn IL" interior If which vo tvouI 10
willing t. give more money than tn obtain 9
rtlZe
We hive also another tnprpanl, 10 maka l.,
nm r w. r'in"ipal actors IN the r,anton,ire
nlayhf may ", he should ia very rnrnGul pavc,
~ funniest hie anger before The tuhlip should
matters work oven ~ t1nft worst On The efaon
" ia nnlF hrraHep wn n,n enie naI tnat tha
offender wae pnrtin1 away ly rurlupnhal,Ia
dea're I" a1"td mistakes and drugs iha we rn-
Naip from sayi,e more on the subject -
"nr'nnrn ~ the rHanap would inrlina no ~
great envnti II Y towards him
We recommend ~ the thnaFrn pninr puIlin
tho Wood Iamilv If ar,nhpta I'M, nluoad Lat
evening ~ Tony Hrninr himself 20 one ~ the
most Ingenious and cunning Ieraptiena inae
Unable
Our reorln must nut forget Tint Tnnv'q non
rliruenfntr benefit will tukn ,iana on Friday
The Adah Richmond eont,any If n,uro bon ffa |
performers will follow Hnmrty numtny
Is VI led tnr to night agnin ut the Academy of
Music
TUE VARIETIES THEATRE
We are informed thgt MI Thos A IIaI tho |
manager II the Varieties Theatre VIII atttva IN |
thi4 city nn SATURDAY. when we will rrohahlv /
have come news regarding the season at this |
elegant rlane II pntn,tninrutnt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Dogs hold q high social position in pprfe.
and the result If aesnriatiun with .,nopla ri
gfo1 manners is I" convert the Fnriaian dog
int" ~ nntifnrY different animal from his
provincial brother An eminent vnfarluerv
surgeon IN Paris hos laioly expressed his con
vintfnn that dogs aro peculiarly susceptible to
the influence IT civilization Dogs brought
~ ~ tho salons IT Paris he ol,se, ves. hphay e
~ al respects with more dignity and intallf
genoe than those ~ he found IN farm horIzps
IN the c"nntrf districts, who pass their lives
~ The e"mpauyuf agricultural SCI wants IN the
stables "t farm gard. These country dogs
re as rue, 7e'v Tar frrm being refined.
! he Partisan dogs on the other hand aooIIs-
t"tn"d to move IN gnnd eoonV and well ndiI-
Hht"d, arc remarkable fpr flnlirarv self pos
session, good taste. and an utter absence III
,inf"uthneSs IN th"tt behavior There are.
'hls d"nt"l hflihres. dogs IN Paris that.
strange as il may seem. hive q keen sousa III
hntu"t. and ne capable ~ approaching even
the higher forms II wit
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
PERSONA

Mr.. J. J. Montgomery hns lust raurnnd from
trip West. and Ia looking tho picture III health
Mr.. Samuel I'parmnn. Of Catalonia pa,iab
visited our oHlro yesterday. He reports tho
parish solid tot q eonstitut nnHl convention and
everything there uutet and eahlo.
Gaut, Wat Tyler CIuvnrtua Formerly Of tho
flrm IF !. J.. Lyons y 90, Of thia city bur now
doing business in Baron Rouge ia In tho citv
,its many 'ft"hd7 Will ho pleased to hear that
he ts looking VOL and hearty.
DR., Warren Etoue. after an ilneas IF nnnrIy
two weeks. is agnin about md in So andId con
ditton, we arc happy to say, Ia resume HIS pro-
ineEional dutias. Our citizans must not forpat
his invalHabl" servioes during tho yellow fever
"pt1emic. and his undepiahla taleut in dag
noaing.
our office Was grnond Yesterday hv tho rraa-
onoo IT our Senntor. Judge II. NJ. Spoffnrd Iust
returned from rustioatiug on his farm in Ton
noeaee. Tho Judge looks rs well ne we could
desire. the bloom of youth having rneottIed on
his che"ks We hopothat no viii soon do credit
10 Louisiana in tho position To which tho poo
rle have called him. and that tho fraud Kellogg
who pretenda now TO represent Louisiana viii
be rolegated to private life.
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Rls5 SIN"

Al tho annual meeting fnr nieofinn ~ on1na, q
IF Mechanics Steam Fire Company No G hold
last evening. the following geutlemeu were
chosen 7" serve The ensuing rear viz:
President eIhpmne narnreaug. Woo nroef
Don't, fInen Lam"iha. foreman william Ioln
e"n first assistant foreman H.. ! Shearnnun
second assistant foreman loo FuIrnll ,anp,J
ing SECRETARY. ! Met bill financial aer,etarF
fNpr Rianuuat treasurer = u bert Barry grand
marshal. l"hu Y shaw. delegates to Firatuor, :
Charitable Association. *Ihafpas nayetaaus
Leon Itmnthe and John " Fairfav sui dole
gatts 4" Ft,emar'a Charitable Aeeooiatinn
oha'las MeHb"sney William ! Mccall and
irhntt Hattv.
fHn alnptnh
After tho election the oomrapv raradal
through tho streets md then repnirad - tho
residence If their newly elonnh furnrpan on
fAeu,lnt near Claiborne street. whore n nrrun
r"na thr"ng 1T their friends and adfna awaited
them
Mr. Loon Iamniha assisted Foreman John
son IN entertaining The company, and proved
himself equal +" tho ornetGnurV
4 collation. Was spread which enrvo1 no q erl',-
etautihl Introduction +" tho tnaea thpt fullnyvad
Dancing to the inspiring strains ~ q fine l,a al
" must" th"u followed anI was continued rlnfil
the lleoing hours warned the rnvalers AWAY
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12

Dorm Fneaaft fcr the larceny ri . clock yvea
locked NJ IL the Central Station
Louisa Davis Tpf assault IN 0rhpIie Brown
WIS lode Ell in the Second station house
For iin larceny # q tarrauliu Mark Rating
was tnrat"efa'ed ~ one IT the city prisons
tins FLORENCE alias Blind Charley WINS ~
carcafatel IN the Sigtl Station en n charge IT
assault and battery.
Yesterday thief stole rocking elai, from
Mrs faWrhall tnsidenrn corner If Sfs'l, md
I prordelet streets
Burglars enter"d tho hnuen M. nGF flruowa
greet but left before obtaining any booty The
house was nurreuuied
tara, Fhilirs nEea twelve reara waa lock ed
NJ IN the Seth Station charged with the lar
"rnr " silver watch and ehain.
WIN. Rust md james Grrrer IT Tho insiiga
ton ~ Jules AlIiee, We're lodged IN the Fourth
statign. nhat9ed with eenepirtng ~ take the
life ~ FL Lewis
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SrApE-HassE NOTES.

Fnnaral Reautegard's office win now he IN tbs
Third STORY, nevi r. the State iand D1lre
u w1R ruW'ica NJ The State. House ynatnrdo &
that Nj E'n"khrusn, ~ infiIprti al ,nsidpnf
nnd planter 81 Flapuemines parish, was very
NJ
IN accordance with law. the Gorernnr Gnarn-
'a'v If state and Aintney General arn .nu,piI-
ine the congressional returns to la sent to Con
gtns9.
committee NJ n teens If The rnrlsh If Ae-
mrtion wa tod uuoh the (, vnrru, IT, ,nnorp
mend 81, =, blanchard as tax cnlncfo, fnr the
Parish
Mr. hrrnvo the Assistant Score tory 1T G'afn
having compiled the returns ~ nlnoiinp 40 -
gnrha the officers rlantpd is now 81 WORK an the
"nnstt ~ ional amendments
GOV. Nichols has signed the cnm,niasinne NJ
iaah "le"ted nifln"re. This is the total ,unrhar
# commissions, which will be laliverad ~ ~
rli"ants after their qualification
tarf, Flood. the Sergeant NJ Arms If the
House. ID putting the Legislative Hall IN ord :
trt the cunning session, The lao desks IN the
Hall will 10 reduced 70 pG f., there ara loss
members this iaru
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THE sEaMEN.s RETuEu,.

This evening Tho Heamon'a Bethel ~ Fultnn
street near Jackson which Ia under The care of
the isov. A ! Witherapnon will ba tho aoane IF
quite an enjoyable festival All In aymnathv
with the toilnra Of the seq aro invited Ia ha pro
snnt aa tho programme Of attractions will 10
varied. There arc to ha eougs md ,nueio b,,
well known ladies and gantlamau who hava
kindly volunteered their services IN aid If tho
Unthel, and, what viii aurny 10 Appreciated
several IDLY tars, II Ia rumorod will Innd thair
merry voinna ~ mako the evening moro agrno
able. Enaidna. the llov. MIR. Withatspoon ia an
amiahla and entertaining host who knows how
I" cot hte guaata NJ ease both with himself AMI
with each other. 49,
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The toy stores have already dnpnnd their
holiday garh, and The recent arrivals Of new
TOYS ore exhibited with rradieaiifv most lav
iah, The windows on Canal street are almost
hewildaring with every variety nf novelties
and The display has hnonma 90 attractive that u
Is at times almost impossible TO raea along the
sidewalk The traditional turkey vendor
driving his nnnk hnfotn him oan In hnord on
erefy stde street making the ali musical with
the itnpnl ing, Long dawn out crv NJ Turk
Q 4" %, whilst tho STRUGGLING birds gaunt IL
fnrm and long legged struggle tn rick IN hero
ahh thet" enough nutriment On the airnnt ~
sustain them on their tung march All aigus
tell nf Christmas cunning
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-12
A RAlyU0avp surlT,

IN the Sixth District Court Mr. A. A nrupinr
suna the Orleans Railroad Company fnr s5oo
damages, He alleges that whilst tiling In his
buggy and crossing Broad street NJ ito intaraen-
NON with The Raynu road, the ground aud pave
ln"nt On Naynu iead, about two feet from q
lh'ga par IN the tnad cavnl IN aud na,,aod lilo
horse - stumble and ,n"eiya injuries which
rr"vnh fftai q lHile time after The painiiH al
ltges also that w'rilat ha was ~ vino ia nont,,I
the animal he was In danger If losing HE life
y" therefore rraya Il damages ~ Tia luea ~
thr morse, and tor the perIi he undatvant
% " waa the duty ~ The company w virtue ~
tf7 "hat'er tn kaep the street near rs track IN
good condition
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she crescent city Railroad Sued for
600 AAA

Another nnee hos bean nlad ~ tho Fourth nia
h'et Court against the Crescent City Railroad
Company, Tho rlaintin 10 william Parrar-
man, who alleges TINT on The thirteenth dny If
December 1871, his child Mnry Ann agpd two
yeara was run oyer hy q car If The Annunria
ton slfenf line ~ the corner If Annunciatinn
and Hev"nth atrnets He atafea that hia child
waa SEVERELY injured NV having the right leg
"'naNea ~ such ~ e9teut Tint amputati0n vna
nn.hsaa'y. The nlaintin further alleges that
Tie a"eiient hnnpen"i ~ broad daylight ma
through TIE negligence md gross narnlneenn
~ the anii company and thn driver Fprrp,.
man. therefore. 9una Fer go nnR ha,n pre s5nnn
tgt himself aud f5nno for thp uap ~ hia minor
obi
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Italy Is, perhaps. today tho worst faznd
fHuntir IN Illroto ! hn haa VirGi tnyatip, is
That "Saotpd from owners If roaI ptotoff,
TN an average tho charge f., the iJrtInb. ~
tho aggregate imuosi. is 30 per cont on the
income Of the lanlholder This Is nnefulalIv
Ibid. hring nost heavy in Some provinces
such as Mpdona. while it j. Ices ~ tho M
aprlttan provinces and IN Piedmont This
the rUltivatore 1T the ariI rs peasant uy,
ptiet"is s"em tn y" worry iare IN Italy ON
movable property the fundhoders and traders
alH subject To- = charge pf Gt,,refhinp over /!
per cent ON thoir income or actual profits Tho
peasant. VIII" Is GuguarIy ahafn,nfpus ~ ge
~ tH"et taxes. n very small SUN IT, Tho
Italian Gyrhcuuoi. and hN lcus bat little II,
baceo There is ono tax however tho mn, jtit
az gtist tax. wlinh is. perhaps. the most m
natural nf all taynE. This amounts H. two
confines pei {ilpgran on wheat and ono con
time ON Indian CON- IN tho fitirs and towns
this balls hardest on The laborfnr CLASSICS IN
the country. though bread forms q portion, Of
tho dietary IT. is not the rnan constituent In
Tuscany kidney beans supply tho ree IF
ilouf, but in Upper Italy pnlanta made IT In
dian com Is the main article of diet This taz
in family of ten consuming wheat and In
OF taxation annually IT, is tho conservation
which weighs most heavily on the italian
peasant. italian advocates nf this military
system declare. however. thnt although IT,
renders the means If s,lbeietnnre among Tho
peasantry much more difficult il jE tho only
method "f cernfpting tho unity Of the nation.
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sWEst EMF IL,

The annual election for officers If rrnsrnnf
Trio Company No u took tdaea Yesterday. with
Tho following result
President. ". bu1onhnfor ennreiarv Juhn !
Foster. treasurer ~ " EierhofGt foreman,
~. Nioster FIRST assistant Emile I,aina second
assistant John Fav: marshal y " Hahnn
hnusekaapor, +chas. Dunn. fireman. II
Harnna. flka elected
Delegates to the Firaman'a Charitable Aeanci
alton j. H"ngal, y. Dudanhefar " Miaetar
Substitutes =. Murray, T.. Lana g. Watzal
The boys. after the election marched through
tho streets and gavo tho DEMOCRAT n seranaia
then thov wont to benaohauds where rdihIae
aud fluids woro attack ad with all tho faronIoIIs
ardSr IF bully boys, oyer rnady for action
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The NeEtsensns.
birmingham Republican

HE political hearing IT the cnt4lls ri 1880 is
nf course. very important II caunnt but
throw more representatives. in Congress into
the hands If The Mouth md south west and
diminish the power rfthh brpnles4lv Bourbon
States. m HONEST census will probably in
rtease the representation If Iayae. where tho
most arftFe onl"ted mon han eoua rs we'll
as latgo numbers IT white immigrants. and
whore political rights arc we'll respected
Louisiana viii pr"hahlr bold hernvvn as well
as the tranquil hrldef States. Virginia. Ron
tuEkF aud tennessee. md Missouri South
: at"ltna. f'"nlria and laiarna and perhaps,
Arkansas and Nssissipri will fall behind
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SHERIFF GAIfTHssEAIrx.

Tho civil aherff "a office Ia now working In
fret rate style Every clerk Is ut his desk nj
ways huay ani attentive to hia work Tho
motto " Mr.. taulhreaux H. 'Wn want quick
and energetic mon. hut no loafors or lnungera
around here" Ito ought TO uoat that warning
at the entrance - the Office. Tho vacancy of
chtet clerk " tlta taN department was filod hy
the appointmant Of Mr.. James - Conway Yes
tnrday Mr. aanthreauS took atrip to Carroll
ton aud paid II vieit 10 JUDGE Fardee Of tho
Second Judicial District Court who racog-
ni7ed Mr.. GauthreauS in hia official capacity
and ordored his commission 70 be entered upon
I he minutaR
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NEWS WOW LIVINGSTON

NJ. james fyhrrn, the Assessor If Living
stnn rariah wac IN town yesterday ~ deliver ~
the Auditor the nsansemnnt rnlis NJ his ra,Iah
NJ. f5hu'n said in conversation with one If
our reporters thnt thn corn and riaa nrnpa have
ii"en very abundant. and the sugar crop lipht
tame is not grown extensively IN the rnr-
iah, but only q small 1uaniifr IL planted fn,
nome consumption; none for export The
rlanfnte. however,. calculate ~ cultivate u,nre
sugar next year as ~ experiment Landed
rrnrn'ty IS very "henn eaid Nj rvhurn: gnnd
her land NJ 81 the nrpent
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rs.

All the onses flxed for trial before tho First
District Court wore continued.
The American District Telegraph Gornnnnv
propose to illuminate Camp street nenr Grn
vier. with ono of tho new electric lights In a
short time. "
The iDiRtrlct Courts begin to show aomo mi
nation now. Tho clerks wear smiling faces
and rub their hands whilst they glnnce at tho
new suits on the dockets.
The Second Recorders Court exhibited CON
siderable activity yesterday. Several cases
were tried. others continued, and Judge Mil
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NEIYssi SAgtIE.

The last male representative If the moo IN
the illuGtrioHs linrre Erun died veal ,Iay after
m Illness that lasted through ~ ve,ai pears
lie was q man If q pnntln and kind diannat
ton ever ready f. help q friend ~ az q good
word in favor nf naiphhnr IIa loved lis
family with that devotion which surrounds tho
hoPtthetonn With poetry nnd hIa death yas
nI"cip''ntod hy the lnaa If his son aud the co
we're 'llheaa ~ HE daughter during the late nri
donnie. l"t The sod rest lightly above him aud
hia snnl We waited = heaven uhnn tho wings ~
the prayers ot hia sorrowful f,ipnfa
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tenhafear was kept pretty busy sending PARTIES
before the First District and Superior Criminal
Courts.
United States Commissioner Lanes bill for
services rendered the government hot vnpn Jul Y
and November faots w so92 az and yesterday
the United states Circuit court ordered n paid
The moon did not kean Ito contract with the
Gas Light COMPANY last night Nnwithsfend
ing the ta"l that tn" street lights were ont aud
a""nrhine to the almanac haiua Luna ought 10
he shlning she hid her soft face behind thick
ynil ~ clouds
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seams TINT II would he The duty ~ the treasurer
~ prefer the claims ~ The university under the
Judgment until an equalization has been effect
ed II the parishes have not rereiy d the one
fourth they stand then ~ tho same footing as
TIE university IN claiming their proportion Of
the tunde coming into the treaeurv
No writ If execution could reach the amor
't"nmpnts which ypu have mnda since the iudg
men' herame final fbeeember r. 1871 u IN yonr
distribution yon have "nnfnrmpd to tho law Nv
connecting to the University If Louisiana one
fourth ~ the roll ,ag