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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01

Common street: Steamer Belle of Shreveport
will arrive Sunday and leave for. st. Louis
| Tuesday. June 4. J, G. C0GHILL, Master.
BATON RoUGE. May 3l.,To Joseph A. Aiken
Steamer Danube will arrive tonight and leave
CHAs. THORN. Master.
ST. LOUIS. May ar.-Arrivala: Z. .. stanard,
! New Orleans; Matte Belle. Portland New Or
loans Mary Miller, Pitsburg: Edna and barge,
barges. New Orleans; Calhoun, Naples; Spread
| Eagle, Grafton; City of Vicksburg. VicksburR
Belle :, Of MGmnhis The bapk; , D"partuTGE Col.
| Calhoun. Naples Mary MlIer. Cincinnati: Rcd
Wing St. TauI Weather cool and cloudy. River
at! n. IN. % feet inch.
warm. business dull. River "A feet inches
md about stationary. Arrived: Telegraph
Andes. wheeling. Telegraph and Statos on re-,
turn, Virgie Lee. Louisville: Davis. T"nnoss"0
river; Bernard st, Louis. to Wheeling. passed
up this morning.
Exchange Clippings, May I'd.
Cincinnati Commercials
The smoke consumer on the Katie StOCkdAlo
has proved grand auccOSG II IL claimed that
she saved thousand bushels OF coal by it on
her last trip
Some commoti0n among coal mon was rNpOr-
ted TO have occurred yesterday, owing TO tho
sale of some blRck diamonds nj a reduced figure.
but m investigation shows that the excitement
Is confined to some 0uisidars Tho occasion
was the sale to various parties 81 SO hargos Of
pitlebnrR COZ, coat at cents per huRh"l. II seems
the selling price against reduction. and had
boon making sales ut ~ oNnts. and nftnr-
wards IA cents per hushel. Several days
ago member of the pool enme down from
Pittsburg and quietly disposed of fifteen loaded
barges at seven cents throo-uuartnrs of q cent
less than the agreed pool price. This gave cor
tain dealers an advantage over regular custom
Crs of the Pool Exchanges. aud upon the fHcts
coming to tho knowledge of the latter, that
organization immediately instructed ts agHnts
here to make the reduction good to tho suffer
nrs. Accordingly fifty bargps of coal. at q still
lower margin wore distributed among patrons
who might sustain damage by the other trans
action and the purchasers at the standard pool
quotation now have the inside track, The action
of the Pool Exchange in making ita guarantees
good although 1t is done ut n lOss, Ia favorable
to the success of the now combination,
Pitshurg. May l8:
Capt. Z. @. Sweeney contracted with McFaIl |
to-day for the hull Of his new boat for the New |
Orleans and Ouachita river trade. 1t il to he |
IT'S feet In length. &c feet beam & feet hold and |
to be completed in sixty days. The machinery |
Is to be built at Wheeling cylinders Ii inches |
In diameter, feet stroke. boilers ~ inches in
diameter and % feet long
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01

Cleared Yesterday
Steamship New York, Quick. for New YORK
& Whitney Geo
Steamship Emily Soudor, Foote. for Key West--
X Roberts
Brit ship Margsrta, Owens. for Rotterdam
Hall 4 Vaughan
Dan bark Fredensburg. Munich, for Csrk-
w FL Whitney
Brig Rodo@a. Byrne. for Providence, r /
VIM Creevy
Sohr California. Comforter, for Appsachrola-
II POhman Il Son
Sohr Clara Dyer, Beers for Port ntono. ia
Jos MaoheCa
Sohr VIM d Daisey. Smith, for Nassau. P
Joseph Kelley
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Receipts at the New Basin

Tangipahoa Per steamer Gault-lot timber to
order
Bayou Lacombe-Per sChr Leandcr Jane 1900
feet lumber to order
Sp1ingfeld--Per sohr Lille Simms--l3 goo feet
lumb to order
Biloxi-Per schr Tonnaire--loOO bbIs charcoal to
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Natches Leathers from VioksDurg.
Isabel. OPry. from Port Eads
Belle. COmstoCk. from Upper Coast
0uachita Belle. Libano. from Bayou Sara
Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Coast
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Receipts at the Old Basin

/ Blind Rver-Per schr Clemcntine-5O00 slaves Is
cords wood to master
Pascagoua-Per schr Albert Moo bbls charcoal
to master
PascagOula-Per sChr None Such-10OO bbls char.
/ coal to
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RAILROADS.
DONTCHAETRAIN RAILWAY

Depot at the head Of EIy4tan Fields street.
near the Lev"", Third District.
Excursion TO or from the Lake and return
Same day 20 cents. Children ruInr twelve
yo"r8 10 cents. Fare TO GENTLY Is cents each
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BY Railroads.
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

May 3l-46 bales cotton Richardson & Maya do
o Thomas &co-l4 Harris &CO-l3 BCkham d
Moore-l0 Jno Phelps &co-9 Chatfe Hamilton &
Powell--s Payne. Kennedy eco S GumbeI-3
Alabama PressA2 Stewart Bros &co-2 I Buckner
4 Bro I L Alrey &co--2 Meyer, Weis &oo-2
Allen, Nugent &CO-2 j 4, G CrOmweII-34 hhds to.
bacco JnO King &CO-32 do Gunther & Stevenson
10 do 0rder-6 do ( II Wilson d Mis-6 do orders
do kirkpatrick &CO--3 do L Wilt Go Be8des
Wood &co--l car slaves Meyer Wes &Co--l car
Der Otto knO0p--2 cars cattle Avcock Mitchell
&cO-74 cars wood Gstln-l wheat order of
James &CO--I69 sacks do Webster DiIing CHAM
1875 boxes cheese Schwabacher l. HrsCh-25 cases of
milk + IheureT-l25 do Smith Bros eco 100 do
u SpoT-l0O do Flashpoer & BeCker-2 bbs pota-
toes Manard--3 bdls points n 0 g. o T Co..
rerigeratOrs Z Otfner-l0 bbs oil Branch, Crookes &
CO. crate sewing machines EIgues-Il bids green
hides dry hides h Magee-lO pkg hh goods n o
4 M + k-l2 empty beer kegs H Redwitz-2 empty
tounts S Waterman--26 boxes pums Stephens
Stork-3 bXs wares pkgs tobacco A Whitney Il
Coo do WaCkerbarth & Joseph-l0 do Flash Bros
Ill do J ITby Scn--20 do case c Ears 5 Hern.
sheim Bro-3 rolls leather HOTteT 4 Fenner-3 Cses
oysters cases Holsters Trautman-5 bxs peaches
bXs pIums l box apples T MaCheca &CO--l3 cases
eggs Glover d Odendahl--Total l43 bales cotton 81
nnds tobsccO car and 1863 sacks wheat
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Connecticut Rver-ThO middle buoy, the innp
buoy aud the RtarbOaTd bar buoy officially All
nouuood az having been DISCONTINUED Tho improve
ments of the haTbor have made their presence un
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BAY ST. LOUIS.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS AND PASS CHRISTIAN
Passage, Is Cents each way.
r. h, THE NEW AND ELEGANT Low
st5sEs81sskRI pressure side-WLeel United States
- mail steamer
NEW CAMILLA.
William Hanover, master.
places on THURSDAY, May 2. leaving the Lake
End CITY RAILROAD every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY on arrival Of the 2 .. m train.
Returning leaves PASS CHRISTIAN every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at a. m.
Freight will be received at her landing. New
Basin Julia street side Magnolia BRIDGE every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY uD to .. IN.
For rates Of freight and further information,
G. NJ. SOFIA, Agent,
No 20 Union street.
The above trips will be regularly made unless
prevented by bad weather or low water. ap14 If
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BY telegraph

BATON RoUaE. May 81, l p. INTO j. Rivet,
105 Decatur street: steamer Assumption vii
for Shreveport. P. A. CHARLET.
- Y!CEsBVRG, May 8l,-T0 ]. B. Woods, No, lQa
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Miles, bbls bolts and nuts StAufTer MAOTeady a.
CO. Dbl whisky Fuohs-3 do Hotfmsn--l Dbl
wine Juliau-2 bdls skins ] Merrill circular
saw Branch CTOOkes &CO-l car cattle J & MCNeal-
do and sheep r Fitgps rick III sacks potatoes
Jno L HsTdie &CO--G sacks 8 beans JnO BeIl--75
bales cotton to 0rder-2I do II Allison &CO--sundries
to order-Total 96 bales cotton
M0RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL,
ROAD
May 81 hhds sugar VSirin e. M0rtmer-6s bbs
mOlasses Potion & DuHbRT--1O bbls potatoes + A
Lee &O0-j9 saoks potatoes 81 sacks onions l. Surle
&C0-~-25 do So sacks POTATOES r Sevin--20 do l.
TerrebOnne Ga do Greve & WildeImann---l40 do J
Nj walsh do l. Bib0let--H bhls potatoes X Fr0t-
sCher-6 hf bales moss l. Reder &CO---i bales O7R
Ode Il WTight--3 do r SEWN do j Nelson 90
-58 sacks potatoes II Groehel-IG do j A BOurg-42
head cattle j Servat--sundres to order--TOtal
hhds sugar bbls mOIasses
CIint0n-Per steamship Ila'lan---4 bhds sugar }
bales hides h2 sacks wool 200 bales cotton Whit
ney eco 10 Jn0 T HRrdie &Co-i Vale d Bowug-2
CIarp Bros &OO-2 sacks wool S Henderson,, 40 head
cattle Mobile &CO- Total 216 bales cotton
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May 3l-5 crates cabbage Thos King &co-S71 head
do Berry &CO-2 boxes mdse II Lawrence &co-l45
bbls rOsin Langley GarlIsh &CO-4 tanks oil order
800 sacks Olcake Hall Il Stunger-1 bale mdse Leh-
man Abraham &oo--35 boxes shou ders Miller,
GngsbY &co-9 pkge mdse I A Bailey-l chest tooIs
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ATendal May 27-Arrived Nor bark MagdeanR
Oi en- lrom Pens cola
Copenhagen. May 2O-Arrivod Nor bark Themis
Ander Gu from New Orleans Tor N0rkoping. Nor
bark TiTania. Turiesen, do for do
Liverpool May 25-Arrived. ships ! Thompson
Thompso;i from New Orleans, Orient, Allen. do .
bark A kstOr Kuudsen do,
Tonsherg. May 27-Arrived Nor bark Eloiser
tOrgeHson. from Pensacola
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Arrived
RTEAMBOATs

No arrivals from sea yesterday
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MARINE NEWS.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
June 1. 1875,
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lehssssKS THE NEW PAsBENGE R BTEAMEP
aAAaaA&AAN@ HENRY TETE,
OPEEOUSAR.

REGULAR OPELOUsAS PACKET,
Leaves every TUESDAY at o. n.
FOR WASHINGTON, OPELOU-
80 agas, Port Barre. Simm8pOrt, Church
Isla@@sRville. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourtabioau-The
new and light draft steamer
FANCHON.
Fl. Fl. Broad master. TheO. John clerk.
Will leave as above, For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
r. W. ADAMS, q Commercial Place.
J. F. CABIN, II TchouptouIas st.
GEO. D. HITE TchOupitouas st.
Connects at Washington with line of bargeg
for Bayou BPuf and with steamer Minnie at
for Bayou des GIaizes. 1922 If
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THE ASSUMPTION.

The weekly packet Assumption left Shreye-
port wednesday. May -. 1878 at 80 o. M one
mile behind the beautiful blue Danube: and i'm
mediately after she backed out she challenged
us with three short whistles for q race down the
river. 1t was readily accepted by a return of
whistles, and we went for her like a red fish
after mullet, coming up alongside in a short
distance of seven miles, and gave her the go-by
in a few seconds which very much astonished
our friend Check, who was doing the circular
business, and did not have time to holler, How
are you, Assumptions" But, never mind. Ben
such is life. and still we float. We make no ex-
ceptons. The Kate Kinney and Texas got the
same dose And we would like to try the Louise
before the close Of the season, as Capt. b. is
some on the go. and would make us come down
to brass tacks. We made several landings. and
passed Loggy Bayou. a distance of 100 miles in
seven hours. Landed at East Point Thursday
May 80. at 3 a. N. Grand Ecore at II 80 a. m and
Alexandria at p. m, Did good way business
and passed the Red river wharfboat Friday
May 81, at a. m. Coaled at Baton Rouge at u 20
o, IN. Passed DOnaldsOnville at 3:45 =. m, and
Canal street at 9 .. N.
Time from port to port forty nine hours and
thirty minutes. So give us the horns" Capt.
0--''- ~ 49, HARD TACK.
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Cages sytenigteiteu.
(Gsttnrteue. telesrapbtid,e masgs ed,s.lb,att>-
Epttseu.)

6ohm. s ba aobduS Mmat r5n,iId, ia.
tbolilher 8ilfoi bon Wonterep nno SOS Nn.
geles in Galiforuieu, tarb Sonntaq i'm 4lter
BON 65 Sabren. Die 8eerbisung finoet beute
tatt.
Sen slrbettern Der 2angbon'i1en Spinnes
rel in Wt II d. fer, W.=9., ,lt cine 2obnre=
unr IN ben itbrigen Sptnnereien iener Stabt
uiro bieielbe DtaBnahme erpartet.
6r. S. 9. 6. Srown, Der Coroner Der
Staet Pbtlaoelpbta, itarb Sonnrag
naA fur;er &ranfbeit.
gSilbert g. Stonep, 6eoafteur Der @hicas
ao'er ySimes," iit in Yeori s ountp +,
.Slls., wegen 8erleumonng bes Gr=@onpeB,
OfitslieoS 81. $. @bitin9 i'll @nflaseitano
periebt tporben.
Die yN.<g. Sribitne" haut mad, tpie por
anf S1e nG ON M II n # n" los. Man
miiGe ben v@ommuniSmus" genau 10 beban-
oeln, urpie @boleras ooer 8latternieu1en, neil
iein @erf nod perberbli6er iit."-Daau be-
merit oaS vYbil. gsolfsbl.::" vllnerb5rte 5ab.
ludt uno cine internationale Wereinigung bes
&apitals baben bas golf gu Sflanen genad]t,
uno jett, no es an oer3ette raiielt, nil man
es nit Sartdtiden sur Nube brinsen. Muf
oteIe gSe,le fam fnau o1e ioSiale 6rage ME
lDien. Wian mub mad unb nadb eniehen,
oab fie elm beredtigter AnsftuB bes ietigen
9eieaidaftsipitems TT. s5bre 3iele ni6gen su
fueit geben, ibre porgeidlageuen Nefornen 81
raoifal ietn uuO in tbnen Der Seinl su Geipalt-
tbaten liegen, aber man miro iid) bod, beque.
men miiien, bic Grase auf frieolide 8elie su
lDem uno ben bere4tigten SorOerunsen Der
Arbeiter Rehunng 81 tragen."
/ Der 8nflur Spuf geb6rt enolif Der
Vergansenheit an yfat Dem Siioen iit BON
gSal4ington aus geIebl ergangen, ale nod
lt)webenoen Suflurs Yroseiie fallen 81 laiien,
iudbreno gleih5eitiss BrdiiDent papes bic nod
I'M 3Hd)tbaMie 5u Mtbanp, VI. o., beiinbli.
dlsHt psgsa 3utlursrei obxtbiu seididteH Sc,
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@erntsd,fe feleerop1if{1e Sepe,d,en,
GnrOpatid)e Gabelbertdte.
Die rsaroimiatt"s& "s&ataftspphe.

Son BON, 13. Otai. = @ine 3Gblnn9 Der
8aiIaaiere bes nSarbiuian" er9ie6t, oa3 bic
Satafropbe feinen 9r0Beren 4eben8ucrluit per-
uriabte, alS in 0en 0epei6en BON lebteu
Samifage ausesebsu puroe. Die 6ebung
bcs 5abrseusS ioll iOfOrt in angriff 9enoul.
men lper0eu.
(Spater.) Ser ,9arbiniam" iIt pieber aez
boben ipor0en uno miro iofort mad Qtperp0ol
Suriiffebreu.
SGmrse &abeIoepeidltn.
= Die @attin oes britii1enS Staatsmannes
SObn grigbt ftarb geitern III Godoale, @n9s
LAMB, an einem SdlIasanfalle.
= Sberft Oenfort 6ofereau, tueld)er Sie
Seifung Selfort pabrenb bes beuti6ziran,6li-
idben Srie9e8 eegen bic Deutiden pertheioiqte,
itarb am lesten Samitase piDtlia in Ser
iailles.
- Gin &iiitenbampier ift i'm Quou,NlulIe
IN England gerabe Dor Der @infabrt in ben
9aien pom 8riftol selunfen uuo mug ltiid-
weils entfcrnt werben, nm bns Ssabrpafer 5u
erDfnen. Die Arbeit miro mebrere Sage iu
Aniprlld nebnen.
- Die e5erben baben anf Beiebl oe8 @es
neralS Sobleben Die Staot Gofia beiekt,
pel9e bon ben 8uien seraumt tporben 1T,
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-- Gin so-iabriger Sarmer. Ras
mems $. Bartlett, in Der Nabe bon 2ittleton,
B. Sd, pobnbaft, beging am leeten Srei|
tags Gbense Selb itmors, inoem er iit
Die &eble burhlbnitt.
- Sett iit aud in Yarfersburs,
W.<Va., eine formidable M munif n'
Organization aussei9niffelt porosn.
Der Serela io1 10000 Wiitglieber 3dblen
nno regelmdbige @rerciriibungen Dornebmerl,
bsfist iebod, iopiel man ueib, bis jest peber
gSaffen, nod Munition.
= Inter ben Bepobnern oes WfiG Riberz
3hales in Der gdbe BON Nort b ampto N,
Wafi., berrid1t groBeGuiresung tnSolse eines
befitrd)teten . a nj M brufbcs am @olben-
Reierpoire. @eeisnete Ioriidtsmabregeln
iIno eingslettet iuoroen, allein bic nlei1ten So
Miiien babsn fd trotoem auf fdleuntse6lIdt
uorbereitet.
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ianaenen begnabigt bat. sSabrenb einerieits
ntft 81 perfennen ift, baB mond)e Der Serur<
tbeilten Die Strafe pollfommen nerbient baben,
muB bod aud bon anbe:er su9eseben werSen,
oaB an lbrer Segnabigung mtlbernoe @riinoe
eoor.palteten. bic uiellei6t idon langlt 5ur
Sret9abe aler @efangeneu llnb sur Siuirung
lantnltltder nod anbdusiser Yro5eIie aefibrt
paoeh mlltoen, fpenn nid)t Parteiintereiie uno
anoere ehlfanen Der Yolitifer 0ieles perbin=
bert bitten.
Gin Spesial Correspondent Der bisiiaen
n.9a5ette" bat in Barrier sburq, 9..Ia.,
etne aus 10000 Yerlonen befte6euDe CONT
nlnniitiid3e Srganiiatiou entoeft, sic aber, 10
plel er tpllle, iueoer g8aiIen, nod, aubere
uariegSbebiirfniiis" babe.
Die New=Dorfer rSimes" sollt benz 81 l.
ttmorer &enneLG IN b" 8 0 b bafiir, baF
CT fiir Die gerinse Summe BON So pro Monat
Sunoe BON gtibt< <Glubmitglieoeru ann,mmt,
fiittert nno oreiiirt uno nidt Die itrifte @rflu,
iipitdt beobaftet, pie iie bel anberel dbuli.
den Glubs oblpaltet.
Im uadjfen Samftags =Na6mittage per.
ben auf Dem 9femington Yarfe inter Der
Qnipi5ien bes r8altimorer Itblete H.
8 @lnbs" uebun9en i'm 2aufen, Springen
5ammerluerfen II. |. IN. fattfinoen.
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S6redti6es 2tbeNtetaer fines 9lero.
teattfett 1att0 SrcpesfiinfflerS.

Sod tier, gt.-O., 1S. Mai. 3u Sic
for i'll Der Gahe Der hleiigen Stabt erci9nete
fif am lebtea 6reituge Elm i6redlider llniau.
Der aLrObat eaoelle bate 9eraOe Die @tanse
ieiues 3rupe5 8aupn8 ergriffeu uno befaGl,
oenielben lo85umaden. Der Sauon. id)ob
iii 0te 66be, ober etner Der Strife 6iclt Inn
nod ;uriid. Gnrltb 3erriB Der Grid, Der
Sallon ldwantte geualtig bin uuS her, uuo
ala er enOlid aufrudrtS i6oB, i6leuDerte CT
ben ISABELLE nit ioIther @eruolt 9egen oas
Dad eines benahbarten @ebduoes, 6aB linn
Elm arm 9ebrpaen nno Der linfe @denfel
Sermalmt warOe. 9teies l6redli6en llnfal-
les ungeaAtet mari Qapetle Oas cine Yein
iiber Die SrapeSitange uno martete geoulbta
auf bas Ibfiihlen ser 2uft I'M Sauou. Sn
elmer balben Stunbe fam Der 9allon berun
ter, unb Der ungltdli9e Wiann ipuroe TO-.
gltid) in dr5tlid)e 8ebanolung geuommen.
Man fiirftct, baB Die bon inn erlittenen in.
nerliden SerIeBungen ieinen SOB berbsifiib.
ren lDer0en
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5as ais 9teb, 8olttttDjatnpcr pnS
3md)tbamsf ftr6HtnG attgeRlaate
WttGlieo Der SefcB8ebust9 bon

Columbus, Ohio, IS. Mfai. - Sn ber
gta6t oes letten0onneritags fam Sobn @aro
bon SftzSuginam, 0tidl., bierber. 0eriel6e
NOR Nuilpdrter in Der 0tefauration, in mel
der oas @elebgebungszUit9lie6 S'@onnor
an etnem 9emtfien Sobn Wtalabn, Der eanalS
betrunfen mar, einen 9iebItabt periibte. @r
fam nm Ntitternabt bierber uno lpuroe mad
einem 6otel gebradt, in meld)em Niemanb
81 i1rn 9elangen une i'm aus6ord)en fonnte.
Nm 6reitags> 8ormittage lpuroe er IN baS
ReprdIentantenbans gebradt unb III Sretbeit
9eiebt. 9aS @ortte be8 SauIes iute8 i'm
an, iiGb umSuieben unb 3u ermittelu, oh CT
Semanoen IN Der Sale oes Saue8 finoe, Der
Dem S'@Onnor glei9fiebt, ben Ct IN MlidiQau
9efannt bat. &ange Seit 9ing gSaro I'M
Saule herum, uno enoltd) blteb er Dor Dem
Bulte S'9onnor'8 itebeu. @lnige glugen-
bltde blieb er iteben, un beiieu @eiidtsSiige
Su fuorenr uno bann iagte er 81 6rn. o.
Gonnor: sd babe Ste ifOn friiber geIe.
beu." Sn Der Iiadt suuor muBte 8aro elm
lehr ftren9eS Sreu5uerb6r auSbalter, aber er
lpioeriprad) itdJ nibt i'm 9eringiten. Der
anpult S'@onnor'S bot iein Salent auf, nm
ben 3eugcn in 8eripirrnng 81 ieben, eS aez
lang Inn ie6of nidt, g8arb aus benz Con
Septc Su bringen, uno ob9lei9 bas Gomite
unb bic ISpofaten Inn lehr bart NIT ibren
SraseH Suiettea, fonnte bod fein ggort aus
inn berausgebradt per6en, oa8 3um9ortbelle
S'@onuOr's, Der I'M 3u6tbauie uuter benz
gtalnen beS Dbreifingeri9en Sad" befaunt
mar, au89etcgt meroen fonnte. SaS @om;te
belt 9eitern cine fur5e @eriammiung, nno ole
aufgenomnenen Selpeiie puroen Dem Saue
iiberaeben, aui ipelheS ba8 @omite Die meis
tere Serantwortli4teit in bieier Sad)e btn.
iiberidliebt.
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8attmore, Ueb, 9ienfa0 ben Il Wa 1873

baB feline tpeitere S6riite inter Der 9orIra9e
getban iperben fonuten.
YOtter fra9te ben Spred1er, OBJ bic Trage,
i'm Sdle baS 6aus fid) iebt perta9s, ais I'M.
erlebi9tes @eidldft ipieoer sur 8orla9e fouls
men tuerbe. Der Spreder errpiberte beia=
bend.
@onger uno anbere 6epublitaner forberten
bic SenlofrateH b6bnenb auf, ni6t 10 friibSet.
tig 3eiden bon S6nd6e an Den Sag gu lez
gen.
Der 6ohn tuurbe bon ben 0emofraten nit
9leiher Miin3e 54riidbesablt, inoem iie on.
heuteten, baB Die Srage 10 lange Dor benz
Sauie bleiben meroe, bis cine 9enii9eube Inz
5abl bemofratii6er Wtitglieoer anmeienD iei,
mn ein Quorum obne bic Republifaner slI
bilbeu. 9ler5u ruiirben 80 oemOfratiidbe
Wtitglieber, mebr, als beute antpeien6 maren,
erforberlid iein.
Botter beantra9te 8ertagung un6 ior6erte
oas Serleien Der Rameusliite. llnteroeiien
beridtete Semitt (gt.<0 bonn 8erlpiliguu9s
Gomite bic lrmee. SerfuilliaungSbi1 Elm, mnb
bieielbe purbe benz Blenar Gomite iiber'
tpieien.
Stepbens (@a.) bonn @omite iiber WfaaBe,
DfinSen unO @eipihte unterbreitete cine Bill,
weldls Die weittre 8rdgung bon Drei- uuo
6iinf=@ents Stiiden oerbetet un6 bas Gil,
berfleingelO bis gum Setra9e BON $40 gum
9eletli6en 3ablunSSmittel nu9t; an9eNonls
men.
Der Spre1er Derfiinbete io6ann benz Sauie
baS 4bleben oes Brofeiiors 6enrg bonn
DSmitblonian.Snfitute."
Botter's antrag tpuroe nit 118 gegen 10
SttmmeH dn9enommen, nn6 0aS 9aus per<
tagte iih oemgendB nm IS llbr.
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Mms Der Sttmoesbampt1faot



gS a btn9to IN, 13. Ytai. = BrofeIior
Soieph 5enrn bonn ySmitblonian Suititute"
| ftarb 1eute Wfitta9 fur; nod II llbr,
Der Serftorbene 5og ft6 in letten Serb ite
fuGbrerO elmer 6eiie mad benz gorben eine
iftpere @rfdltung gu, pelde eiuen anfaa Der
Sri9ht'i6en ytierenfranfbeit Sur Solge bate
| Brofeior Dellr1 beiuabrte trot ieiner id)meren
0eieen ietne @emiithsruhe bis gum lebten 9ll-
genbliGe uuo itarb bel o0llfOmmenent 8e,
lpubtiein. Setn Irst, ieine Sanlilie unb Elm
ober Stpei intime 6reunbe tpareu nm iein
Sterbebett ueriamnlelt. @r btnterldBt cine
gSitttpe unb orei S0d)ter.
Ser beitrittene gis BON gaos6aroIina.
Oa8 6auS-&onltte iiber gSablen miro ieiz
nen 8eridt iiber ben @abl. @onteit swii6en
8i6arbion unb 8aine1 aus SISzGarolina
am nG9lten Ufittne6 einrei6en. Der Naio=
ritdtSberidt empftehlt cine ne1e 9Sabl, uno
Der Minoritdtsbertft entl1eioet sl 9uniten
oes 6epublifanerS Raine1, rpeld)er ben Sit
gegenpdrtig tnne bat.
9te Sduloen Ses tten,Separtcments.
9as @omite iiber ausgaben fir oa5 Slot,
=Oepartement ipirb einen rpeiteren Bartd)t
einreid3ent tpeld]er peroroRet, baB feline neite=
rem Seriuiftgungen sur 8eSablung berShul.
ben bes 8iireaus fir Bropiant uno &eioer
gemadt tperben Iollen. Die Sdulben betraz
gen etlpa 100000 uno murben angebli9
auf un9ere6tfertlgte g8eiie coutrablrt, jeOo6
fonnen fte iInerbalb bier Sabren aus benz TO-
9enannten Allotment" 6ono beSablt perz
ben.
Ser @ablbetrus in gslortOa.
Wtebrere promlnente OemofrQten erlanqten
beute nad) 8erta9ung beS 6auieS hon Dem
@lerf cine 2ilte Der abtpeeuben oemofratiiden
Reprdleutanten, nm Die InmeIeubett oerielben
morgen, lobalS Die gerbanolunqen iiber ben
g8ablbetrug in 5loriba uub QouiIaua ipieber
sur Serbanoluna gelargen, 5u iidern Inb etne
Oemofratiif)e Maioritdt i'm !Sauie auBer
Srage 5u ftellen.
8ertniid)teS.
Ste beuttge Steueretunabnte betruQ $778,s
265, Die 3olleinnabme 1876, TAP.
Der @elanbte Heeb in atbeu beridtet ben
Staatsbepartement, baB anldBli6 Der in Son.
itantinopd nnb Salonidi graIfreuben Seuz
den, Sgpbus, 8latteru II. /. tp., qeeiqnete
SanitatsmaBregeln in alen griedii9en SGfen
etngeleitet porbeu iinb.
Teprdienta S6leiher bradte beute im
6aule 5met Sills eiu, bon pel9en bic erItere
ben ShaBanltsiefretdr ermddtiat, $4,000
600 in Shltgationen fir Den 8au bon Dfient<
lid)en @ebdu6en an berld)iebenen Srten su
perausgaben; Die 3meite Sil perluili9t In.
terfiibungeu fir ben Sau elmer Giienbabn
bon Gan 9lntonio na9 oeu Gto @ranb,.
Ser @ourant=@OntrOleur Grfldrte beute 0i=
pioenoen bon 25 Bro3eut 3u @unIten Der
@ldubiger Der ,Nortbuuberlano @ountp
9tatioual Sanf" BON Sbamofin, 4a., pon
IS Yrosent Su @unfen Der @tGubi9er Der
Commercial Ratioual Sanf" BON SaniaS-
@tt1, Dto., unO BON Is Bro5ent su @uniten
Der @ldnbi9er Der p@riten National 8auf"
Don &arias @ith. SIN.