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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
TO THE LOVERS OF MUSIC.

Mr.. Louis Grunewal /. the veteran music
dealer Ii this part IF the country, has received
some valuable additions to his stock Of pianos,
organs. etc. within the past few weeks, and
can now boast OF the finest display Of musical
instruments in the city. Such makers as Stein
way Knabe. Hatnes. Pleyel and Fisher are re-
presented In this spacious establishment
These names are too we'll known In music
circles, and their instruments too highly ap-
preeiatAd by judges. to need our commenda-
ton: but 1t may be we'll to warn those who CON
template purchasing instruments that many
worthless pianos are sold yearly. merely be-
cause they are put upon the market at SEEM
inglY low figure. and their shining exterior
thrust Into the face of the public like clogs Ia q
market hpyar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
A TALE OF THE SEA.
The Giving Away of q Chock and the
Killing Of Two Men and the

The Giving Away of 81 Chock and the
Killing Of Two Men and the
Injuring of Two Others.
On the arrival OF the American ship Orient,
from Liverpool, Capt. George d. Allen, which
landed Mt Post 81 yesterday morning, 1t was
ascertained that terrible accident had oe-
Cured on board by which two men lost their
lives and two were seriously Injured.
The captain states that 5 o'clock Saturday
evening, September 20. outside Of South Pass,
while the ships crew were engaged making
ready for the lowering OF the anchor, and
while steam tug was ahead, making ready
to tow the Orient Into the river. q chock
through which the hawser passed, and which
was attached to the tug, gave way, owing to
the heavy strain on it. George Mason, first
mate j ohm Mason, third mate; Edward Han
zen, sailor, and William Hall, stowaway,
were struck and injured.
AS soon as the lowering OF the anchor was
accomplished. the tug was ordered to Eads-
port for a physician.
DR.. Stockley boarded the tug, but on Its ar
rival by the side OF the Orient, was unable to
board her, owing to the high sea and strong
wind.
The captain seeing that the doctor would be
unable to get aboard OF the ship started i'm
medately to work to examine the patients
and relieve their sufferings the best way he
could.
He found that both the seamen and stow
away were badly Injured, they both having d
leg broken, besides several other wounds,
while the two mates were seriously though
not dangerously Injured.
The salor Hansen suffered from his inju-
rles just two hours, expiring at o'clock.
The stowaway, who had left his home In
old England with the intention OF seeking
his fortune In this country. soon followed his
messmate, expiring that night at II O'clock.
Both OF these men, 80 1t is stated, appear to
have b9ed to death.
On Monday DR.. Stockley went on board OF
the Orient and dressed the wounds OF the
first and third mates, who had been more for
tunate than their brother sailors by surv-
wing their injuries Capt. Allen retained the
bodies of the dead men with the hope Of
having them Inferred on shore, but on Tues
day morning as he had not crossed the bar
and decomposition had set In he was forced to
bury them at sea. On the arrival OF the ship
at her wharf, at this port, the wounded mates,
John and George Mason, were sent to the
Hotel Dieu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
CITY HALL NOTES.

Geo. L. Bright has sued out an Injunction
from the Fifth District Court, restraining the
city from interfering with his property sit
uated at the corner Of Carondelet and Delord
streets. The case grows out Of the fac that
the city authorities notified Bright that the
building on his property was liable to fall
and was thereby endangering tho lives OF
citizens, and instructing him to pull 1t down
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
A Sneak Thief.

At o'clock yesterday a sneak thief effected
an entrance into the rear Of Mrs. Thos. Hig-
gins's residence, No. 339 Bienville street, and
carried off a lot OF property in the shape Of
thief effected his escape, leaving no clue TO
his identity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
A Unique Bouquet.

A unique bouquet, made up OF sugar cane,
cotton bolls and silk cocoons Is on exhibition
at the Cotton Exchange. It comes from West
Feliciana, and is intended to illustrate the
products OF the parish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
Died Suddenly,

At half-past o'clock last evening colored
girl. aged fourteen years, named Clara Mar
ciss, died suddenly at her residence, No. 800
Orleans street,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

Parties having household furniture to dis
pose Of will ind it for their interest to send to
Montgomery Co.. auetioneers. 81 Camp street.
who have the best facilities for making advan-
tageoas sales and prompt returns. See their
advertisement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

~FOR oTHER CITY NEWS SEE FIFTH
PAGE,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.

BARRED WERE dawned
restrained
Animal
scaled; fencing had
impossible
making draWbaek TO the settlement
Of the portions Of Continent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-25

e. to Barnes y Miller. No. Is Natcnez street,
for frsr-elass gehropzing.
, 1879-07-01

~ lHdiHndpolt4 journal:
Both Ecnator Mcdonald and Representative
Cobb called upun Col. Warner, now In Congress
from Ohio, to vjndicate their statements in rc-
1at!on to troops 1T the polls IN this city lp 1851.
Warner admitted TINT he was not IN ct,m1natM
nf any troops ut the polls himself, and knew
nothing OF 1t except from hearsny. The fnlfow-
ing from Capt. ]. D: Russclls who was ln cotn3
ma,'d OF the identical troops IN question On tho
worry day referred to, thus dcesri6cs ho story:
1fB I srnKsT, souTn yosToN, June 20, 18so.-
sccms to be ns:suulcrstaudiagtn regard to tho
dlanapolls, 1nd., in October, 1901 Iho facts aro
simply that largo camp iorKtbel prisoners was
situated soma two mlleh from tho city, called
Camp Morton, Which was plaeed In 1858 under
the command OF Col. A. h. Stevens, Of the Fifth
Regiment Vntcrn Reserve Corps, which roKt-
ment had quarters At Camp Burnside haTracks,
neor Camp Morton, md was engaged In guard.
Ing prisoners from 1868 to 1906. when tho camp
was broken up
Ths Fifth was asaiated by different regiments
at times, md during portion Of 1854 by tho
si1ttcth Massachusetts Volunteers, undar. CON.
mand Of Col. A. o. Wass. Col. .Stcvens' detail
- co,nmandant OF Post Camp Morton ind Burn
side Barracks loft luo In command OF the Fifth
Y. r. G., and know 10 detail Of troops was
made from tho camp OIL cection-dnY, and that
tho Bixttcth WAS engaged as usual Ia reEular
guard duty. signed no tuorG passes titan usual
that tny, and there wns no excitement In caIup
in regard to the election. was lu camp tho
whole day, ami tho usual routine OF drlls, dress
parade, otc., was observed. Rcspeeuutly
J. D. RussELL,
Late Capt Couu'g. Filth Y. Il. q
, 1879-07-01
CRIME.


6pecfdt NEkpd!cH 10 7ae 1f19uHE
81. Louis, Mo-, Juno 80.--On tho 9TH Of Juno
Sheriff Finn, Of this city, ut the instance OF 4
Notary Public who waa taking depositlous III o
Circuit Court case. sent one 1T bis Deputies to
nrrest one Hurry Groas, who was eumtnoucd but
failed to appear as w,tncys before the Notary.
Gross was serving Oh tho Grand Jury ut tho
time, and judge .LauEhlIn, nj the Criminal
Court, declined to let him leave, wheseupon tho
Sheriff orlorcd the Deputy to bring
the Hltnoss dead or alive. The Deputy
attempted to carry out his Instructions, and in
va1ed tic sancttty Of tho Grand Jury room
and actually succeeded In carrying on bis man.
11o aud Ills superior wero ut once committed for
contempt, Hnt. after o delay Of over thtes weeks
the case came up for final settlement this morn
i,l., whom tile Court acutcncea tic ShcriG to q
i1nG OF IS and ELK hours imprisonment In tho
City Jail. Tho Sheriff is n0torlously lmpect1-
n!ous, and tho joke Is going round that, Hhils
he Aocs not mint the SIX house' copanement, the
laa Is a bitter pill to swallow.
Judge LauRh1!n rendered nnother decision to-
daY which has excited considerable comment.
About two WGeks ag0 q man named Sanders
was found guilty Of murder In tho Criminal
years In thu PontentiarY. To-day tho Court
hold that he could not nEree NTH the dcetbton,
AZ he believed tho r1an acted III self.dcfense,
and consequently he discharged tho man from
custody.
, 1879-07-01

IE{tHlt ftt4 {TfN
The other day ono Of tho ferry-boak Captains
found aboard Of his craft q cadayetous looking
chap who lad heateu bis wnY to and fro 90 often
tslat patience Was lio longer virtue: When It
was found that ho had no ticket tho Captain
roaretl OUT -..
"What aid 1'tell you tho last timo I passed
you oyora"
I time tried 10 beat my way across" was
the calm raplY, =" "
HAni now--!'' relied the Captain a. ho
started to nuli off his coat.
!. "Apd now you xon't. You are . Eood.hear,t-
ed u,au and don't want you to get Into trouble
On ny aceount- will 20 overheard on my
own ioek.n
beioro apy oue could prevent. TIC boat was
.topped lite-preser'ers thrown out. al.d attef st
Captain seized him. bracca him pgalnst tlls
cabin. and, shaking hls 8st uader- thu baat'a
nose, exclaimed:
"Look-a-hcro, you miserable, sintll man, I've
been nut to ten dollars trouhla trYinR to collect
your a7s-eant f.rsl After th!s Il Is understood
ofIor 10 pay faro I'll lick YouI" !:
, 1879-07-01

=
hir F. ". Iiaddou, editor OF tho Daily Ar0m
and IYskty Aastra'aslan Of Melbourne, Sir
Archibald MIcl,tl, Of London, md Mr.. HcnrS
Hammer, OF Now Zealand, left this city for Aus
tralIa on the Sunday express Of The chcago &
Northwestern 1sai1road.
The Canada Southern Railroad sitter all IL not
to be placed under the same management as tho
Atcnean Central. but wilt continue to be opor-
atoI separately a. aarctofnra. Mr. ", I. Tay-
lor, lata Superintendent of the Canada Division
Of this road, has bacn appointed General Man
nEcs In plare of Alr. j. Tillinghast, resigned.
Tie General Ticket anl Passenger AaentA Of
tho various roada ecnterlng in tlls cltY were
before tho Grand Jury yesterday, and testttlel
In the cases against tho scnlpers. The rail-
rpaler8 hayo houes tl.nt they Mill be moro snc-
cessfu1 With th.a Grand Jury than thoy nero
with tha Inst.
On nnd after July tho trafn.scrrtce on tho
Kansas Ctts Division OF tho Chicago s. Alton
btcxtco TO Kansas Ctty-wtll be under tho charge
Of Col. j. II. Wood, Diyiaon Superintendent.
Tratn-D Disnatc!1cFs and oil trnin.tncn on this
division will bo governed by his orders.
Thc: c:soutl,crn extension OF tic Atcltson. To.
dnY as far rs Las Veonx, N, M., ~ miles from
Trinidad, and about 3UO miles from La Jnnta,
where the line Leaves the mnln branch Of tho
road. The entro lfuo from Ia Jupta to 1aa
Vegas has been ftntshed In ono year.
, 1879-07-01
TIE CHICAGO TRDuNE TUESDAY, JULY 1s7o-rwn1vE pAGEg

Catro T. Bt. Louis Railroad n purchase tho real
estate Of the Virgins Forrv Company. At East
Hs. Louis, for t!,o slim Of @4D,U00. anil To ts.uu
certificates for tho payncat OF thu satnc, secured
By a ntortKaRe oil The property
Judgment MAS ronncretl In favor Of tho plain
TIT fur $l.11I22S md Interest fronl Sept =,
1877, In the case Of Edward u. Cook, Assigned
OF tho Protection 1.tfe-ihsnrancc Company, ~.
1lln Fjrst National hank Of Carlngla.
An order was entered directing tho anfe OF
four locomotives In Tho hs.lfs Of the Receiver
Of the Chicago 4 st.. Louis lsairuad upon which
tllo Paterson Works of New jersey have
mortgage.
1t Is nndc.stood lint the .sGatt Ht9ts!sr was TO-
day solh to corporation with The Hon. John II.
OEcrty at tho hcntl. IN which doe Irwin, Of shu
pck,M 7inus, II. u. Noek,on, statc ,Aut,.tof,
and utllcrs, are Interested The. talo l'as been
nGrted uoon, but thr uetn!ls laye mt yet been
settled. Obrrty will be Tho chief { tl.tor, nnl
run tho heYis'sr aa q syund Democratic paper.
, 1879-07-01
win Soon Como Out Openly In
Favor Of the Republic.
Prominent Incidents OF the
Pending German Min
isteriQt Crisis.
Tho Dar1cn. Canal Scheme Discussed
from an International
Standpoint.
Frouoh Journals Claim that It Will Not
Infringe upon tho Monroe
Doctrine.


MEETING Or HoNArARr1STes
PARIS. Juno W.-At meeting of Bona
parsjsts at tho residence of Mr.. Nouhcr to-day,
tho will Of tho 1ata Primes Imperial was road,
hut no decision was arrived at respecting the
future course OF tho party, a dcputatlon Of
the meeting communicated tho will to Prince
Jerome Donapartc, who simply acknowledged
It. Roulcr refuaod to participate With The
doputatto1., stating that lencoforth to was de-
tcrmfnel 10 tnke ITO acttye part III politics.
FRINGE THRONE.
L,Inirt. organ Of Rouheg, makes the follow
lng declaration: .......-.
"pr!nco Jcromc Napoleon Is recognized as the
chief Of tho Nspoleonic dynasty, and corse-
ouentlv chief Of tho Donhparttst party. Ho can
not fail to receive tho resolutc mud devoted
suppotk Of a1l faithful to tho Empt1e.n
rHorusED MEMORIAL.
LONDON, juno 30-Thc Duke Of Cambridge
has approved the propoHal for general army
snbscrtptton to raise memorial To the Prince
Imperial. Tho subscription has already bceu
,ponod.
4 dispatc', from Paris says Prince Jerome
Napoleon will publish 4 manifesto altar the
fueral Of the Prince Imperial urging aEl Bona
par,sts to submit to tho Republic, Ind that be
has already assured President arcvy be will not
bccone q pretcnder to tho Imperial throne.
~ :. 1 sr1aT
Lorpox, june eo.-A dispatch from Parts an-
nouuces nlat touhcr has been summoned hero.
A split in tho. .Bopapartst party is ino7ttablo,
oW!ng to the secession Of ths elcEicals.
=, DKAn.
| pAnls, june M.-1sIdoro Christophlt Repub-
l!can Deputy, Is dead.
, 1879-07-01
AlAHOR.sAV!NG MACHINE.

NEW Yonx, .1nao B0.-1'he London CORE.
spondont Of the Tina tells Of the discovery Of
u Mr. Beuns, aged 4t. practical inrentor and
designer, und cotton spinner Mt bradford, Eng,
who has constructed machinery which could
10 hnt 10 Hurk ut tho beEinning Of thu
week aIa woull 80 ahesd uutu tue
enl Without being touched. 70 long 10
tho stEatn- -engtnc continued to work;
TINT the operation Of manufacturing procsedod
continuously without tondl'w; that the owner
locked up Ills mill at night aud went to bed,
while the n,aehincs maintained their busy evo-
!nt!ons Turning ont n'!st % q sak soras, ttnEes.
asrtl to Utnploy lcorcs OF llanda, he now only
needed Il atokeF, bookkccpcr. and fen clean-
srs Ansl packers to put up the production Of biz
automatic lnil. Wlsn tlieso IL y bseakage OF
tile yartl the machine pRuaea, Maptls tho break,
anl goes on sgan Ms. ueups thiuks OF coming
TO America somc day.
, 1879-07-01
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,


8ratNarlatu, ILL.,, Iuue 30.-l1ceuee to Of.
eat,tzo was today issued to the Town Of Like
Horse Il Dummy Hallway Company, tho object
ol tho proposed corporation hoInE to construct
uul operate liues Of horse a'll dummy railways
in the Town Of Lake. THE capita! stock is tlxa1
Ut sso,ooo, aud tha cqrporators orc Granville 9.
Thomas, Josaph Oswald, aud John L. llauuay.
, The Auditor to-day ragtstersd $4,000 tplko
County bonds, issusd under ths at af 1917.
Work began today on ths dEat division Of tlis
nov STRAIT railway ine to la constructed BY tito
Citizcnt' Street Railway d improvement Com~
fr1ln the centre OF tho city 10 the FAir-Gfounls.
ltoll!ug-Mtlls. Watch.Factory, and other iu,por-
talt poiuts In tue northern pars. OF the city
which arc now without sucl. facilities. 1t u ex-
pectea that tho cars will hu running gu tA!s line
by ssls tins tAr 9tats tas il held.
1n the United States Court to-day decree
Was entered authorizing tho Receiver VI thu
, 1879-07-01

ai1LwAuKEK, Wiz, Dune 3o.-At tho Fifth
District Senatorial Convention, held th1s alter
noon, Messrs. Zohrlant aud Commerga wefo
elected delegates to the State Republican Con-
vcntion. OF tue ten delegates 80 far elected,
one-half nro In fayor Of tic denomination Of
Goy. William g. Slnlth. OF the remainder,
snnc are not positive In their choice.
Coy. 6nith is IL the city, looking over the po-
1lttcnl fold. liz c1ulns that Ut ten delegates
already elected three arc ou.spoken 10 thclr nl-
yocacy Of ss denomination, while tMo others nra
morally certain to vote for him; 80 shat, in re-
a1ity lie will divide the yotcs Ut deleeates.elect
with Nr. Ludfngton. lie aays Ludlngtons sup-
portors wcss dccflaolr 10 error when thev laid
clutm To uniform success at tho caucuaes satur-
day night.
, 1879-07-01
An EplAtolAry button.

A lady IN this city has = common military
button which has soInes Thing Of a history. Dur
lux tho lato War G. G. Comes, OF Jusletaon
County, Union soldier, was With nuu'eor Of
Praou. Some time after be managed to change
bis sntt Of blua AnA sent Il hosne to hia Vile.
About two yasr4 latsr Que of ule brass buttons
which adorned tbs coat waa used ~ playtntnG
button unexpectedly became detuchud aud rc-
vcs|ed In the hollow space > quantity Of pspef
witch Wa very neatly packed. Al e1amins-
ttun OF n.u button's mysterious contents dis
sheet ba!ug about three lurhes wide and avo
lncilcs long. Tie mtssiyo was sddrpssed to Mft.
Gomez and contained MI account OF bar bus
b4,lA's captivity aud also related to fantly mat
ters. The letter Aid button arc still ia : stats
OF preservation aud are highly priced BY LIS
lady who succee1el In obtaining them.
, 1879-07-01
] penses bill: also a voto massage OF the Mar

psn;;s,'h ppsn;s, III HI; also '''o message Oh ' u
Only few bills OF any general interest werc
introduced On flr. call cf tire States.
Tho number ot bills .ntrot,seed at the rscse"t
BetaiUn Is about 1a3,'.
Much OF the morning llonr was consumed IN
realtnr Bills introduced and taking ycas a1itl
NAYS upon motions for refercpeo. The !ast vose
showed Iii members prcsent-tMrfcon more
Than 4 quorum.
knowlcttrs OF anY baraein between tho Southern
DeruocrAta aud Republicans tue Veto meseaRe
Of tho Frchtaept MAS rend.
Thu House refused to pass ths bill oVtfr ra the
veo the vote standing: 1:as} o;, ~ na's' T. te If.
liz speaketr requested the members not to
leave Tic city to-day , - ia. n.,,..
a n1ehshGo was fean from tAe tIssM.e'.t} tatts
making SONG n1t1unto provision fas TIC due
execution by sfarshals nnI Dapuir.Marsha'e OF
thu important duties jptrnsted to them. The
mcssaao ras rofefred 10 the Committee on Ap"
Tj'c Meuse then proceeded to the basiuess on
!hc sreiksn's table' and disposed thereof as fol-
lows: =
Tie Senate amendments TO The Houac bill 70.
latinE I'd vcatela not propelled pr Sail or motive
p5wcE ot t!,sig own Concurreu Ia.
Tho Hcnase amendments 20 tho House bttl
proscrfbtby The lime for holding Circuit anti
district Court OF tho District OF Kentucky
ueEe concltrsed n. ...
Xii ths business on tho sreakcr'a table llav-
ipg been dfsposeA OF, Ms. Covert moved tu slts-
pet,i1 tho r.slrs ambass Thu bill originally intro.
dueed by .Mr. sickenato{ {Ky.) putting salts of
eass e,a n s Si % t S'''ss s 1sss.. Sn ~ =; tfs IT,
":Fia:ti Tas following !. tis negative VOC: ' A
H!Sss'' 1!!tFss. i@!ss;s''saa @ q r;,tS.;|R:,
i;'nfe; i,uEfess, iIawlcy, a $, ssni,l, tia.l,
| Carpenter, JaTee. i, - ,valenttne,
lSsfisi SsafFets Kiilhlinsar, :; !. van @ Asfas%.
Mcstrs. o,Ne!l, Btnrliami all several Rcpu',.
1tcaps. who had> d>.rofrained Iron voting. raised
~ pont tha no *oryn lad Rgssn and cal!
members wing had beap prrfout during the roll
sa ana,1s da aa"Sahae8 M asys ~
p.tscd, atnid applause on tns Dsniosiatic sMc.
..'rhe, following lIctnlers I'm addt1io' 70 those
already nancdl votod In The neKatiye: Slaasrs.
'Dnkcr, Bayne, Bingham. Bowman, Fnrrt', ,ant-
a5'd, Goodrich, o'Ncill. Russell tAlass,l Tosns
y" si@e.sfs. @ couger and Atlrlch dl1) 'ssahansu
| thelr votes TO thu affirmative.
A1r. Ellis also voted in the negative, although
announcing himself In favor OF the BILL. llo
| took thts action because he was paired, and dc.
| sired to vote iu the way the gentleman With
whom 10 was paired would have dono had he
been presunt.
Further proceedings uudor tho call we're then
dispensed with.
sir. Reagan moved to suspend the rules and
adopt resolution grnnti1', tho Committee on
! Commerce fcayc to sit during tho rcccss for tho
| purposo of fnQuirinp into all matters affecting
Interstate or foreign commerce. Defeated.
Alr. h1ctiowan, moved to suspend the rules
and pnss tho Setatc bill providing Office room
for tho Nasionat Buartl Of Health aud for print
inE OF tts rcpoFts ais'a papcrs. Agreed to-Yeas,
, 1879-07-01
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CniEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnlsG1oN, 3. e.. July IL q. m.-Ind!ca-
tons: For tho Tennessee anl Ohio Valley,
uosthcaet to southeast winds, cooler, followed
by warmer, clear weather, aud stsIug or sta,lo1l-
usy barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi! aud Lower Missouri
Vnllrys, mud Lakes Michigan and Superior,
wnrlarr southeast wiuds, clenr weather, falling
barometer.
Fur the Lover Lake region, rising, followed
by falling barometer, cooler, followed by warm-
IT. clear weather, yarial,e, followed by supth-
eriv Winds.
cept slleht rise, followed by fall, III the Up
per 0ho, rnd stationary or 6sowly rlsing from
LeaFclwUrkh to Cairo.
LOCAL uAsHhvAT1oxs.
, 1879-07-01
EGYPT.

THE KugD1vB ARD Ills FAMILY GO ABROAD.
ALEXANDRIA, June W.-The ox-Khcdtse, hfs
SOUS Hassep nnd Hassan, md rashns Ta]aat
mud Raghob, started for Naples on aPoard thu
Khcdige's yacht Tile English anil Froueh ucn-
'of-war salutcd the Khediyss vessel.
4 FHoTKeT.
The British and French Ambassadors hive
protested aganst tho abrogat!on Of tho trade Of
1911, which gave tho Kl,cJve tho power to con-
cl,1de treaties With foreign Governments. They
demand that the status which existed previous
to tic deposition Of 1sma!l Pasha shall be maih-
tatuctl,
, 1879-07-01
THE CANAL PROJECT.

PANS, juno o.-1ho Rtpu1'igus Franeals
considering Senator Burnsfde's resolution, con-
bats tho idca that the unltsd States should view
tic construction Of the Daeicn Caual under
European auspiccs With dIsquietudc, md points
out tl,at the undertaking Is Independent of oil
cial support or control; that no European
Government will contribute farthtnE or man
to the construction, aud that the company wilt
merely ask MI parties to consider the canal rs
absolutely neutral territory.
, 1879-07-01

Couscr1 BLUFFS, H., juno g0..-0n Saturday
Inst railroad company was orgauized In this
county for The purpose of constructing 4 road
from Avoca tn Nacedoutn, Ia this county, 4 dis
snucc of tweuty-four miles,. Tho new project ia
known as the Ayoca, Macedonia d Bouth1cst.
ern Railroad, with ]. I. baldwin, Of Council
Bluffs, US Prc5ldqat,
, 1879-07-01
North, md West, and Southeast md goutliWa,t

H0ftHf Nftd Wt8tI and 50HIl1eA4t tnu H0utNHa9E
without elianRe VI cars.
:. Mr. Ford also nnds pleasure IN announcing
tho Important fact lha hl1l after tht6 day NIL
Their oxurcss passengcr trains will depart from
nn1t arrive At ihc Un1on Depot, st. Louis, H..
steatl of at pum Street Deput,, ns heretofore,
thus avoiding any trnnstcr whatcver through
The city. Thu tinc Of t1Icir through tratns has
been 30 arranged that direct connections nro
made in tiIe 81. Louis Union Depnt with trains
Of the various lines to and from sti parts Of tho
world.
, 1879-07-01
TXECUTED.

San FRAxc1sco, Cal, June 81.--At Mariposa
last Friday Henry Joy was hanged forthn 1nur-
der Of John s. Roya1. The killing arose out OF
a dispute concerning tho ownership Of land. md
on tile scnfFoid Joy protested that the deed WAS
committed without reconciliation, In apprehsn-
sion OF IN nttack by Koyal. 49,.
, 1879-07-01

TsRnH uAurE, Ind, June 30.--A meeting Of
old soldiers WIS called tonight to consider the
uttcraucea OF Mr.. Voorhoes lately Ia the untoa
Statea Senate, t4at le was ~ good friend to
tllc sotllar as tue lnta Senator Morton. A good
deul Of bitter partisan feeling rus exhibited 10
the Ineetlng. 4 CUtnlnittce on Resolutions ma
lually atlopted, combating Of two Republicans,
two Democrats, alId iWo Nationals, uI,ei the
meeting. adjourned subject to the call Of the
Ct1Pnnftsa