The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-29
NEW YORK NOTES.
A Nice Picnic Party Given for the Benefit Of
Two Penitentiary Birds.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-One member Of the
Willet Club was fatally shot and two were
wounded an affray with constables on Col
lege Point, Long Island. The picnic yester-
day was, the police say, for the benefit OF two
members Of the club now in Sing Sing for
highway robbery.
THE WABASH RAILWAYS CLAIMS.
The claim Of the Wabash Railway Company
to share Of the through traffic to the Pacific
coast has been recognized by Commissioner
Fink and the managers OF the Trunk lines.
The division of business has not yet been
agreed on, but will be arranged within q
short time.
RUN OVER ON THE MANHATTAN BEACH RAIL-
ROAD.
Two men were run over and killed by train
on the Manhattan Beach Railroad last even
Ing.
SERMONS AGAINST CoRBIy's ANTI-JEW ORDER
From several of the Christian pulpits yes-
terday protests were uttered against the
antl-Jewsh order Of the Manhattan Beach
Company.
PAHALYzIHG PICKLES.
Miss Kate Moore, OF Newark, a week ago,
ate freely Of some pickles and is danger
ously ILL, her intestines being almost entirely
paralyzed by them. She has also lost the
use OF her limbs. Several tests we're made,
and the presence OF copper In one Of the
pickles discovered.
TIE WEATHER.
To-day, though exceedingly warm, sultry
and oppress i've, has not been day OF such
suffering as has been experienced already this
season. The Thermometer at 3 8. Tn. stood "a
at a. IN. 73. at q. m. 81, at noon 85, at Q and
3 o. m. 80, at p. 70. 49, at p. m. IS, midnight
76. The average WAS 80. For the same date
last year 1t WAS 77i%.
AN INTERVIEW WITH JUDGE SETTLE.
1o4t ~
In an interview to-day said that much OF the
old feeling OF bitterness OF 1868 and 1872 still
existed among the Democracy OF the South.
He thought the Republicans in Florida and
North Carolina would organize on q solid
States In 1850. Gen. Grant was the iavorite
of Republicans for President, although Secre-
tary Sherman and Blaine had many sup
porters.
SUBSIDY PoMEROY'S VIEWS.
Ex-United States Senator Pomeroy, OF
Kansas, was also interviewed. He said that
the Republicans OF his State talk Grant, first,
last and all the time. 1t is because he 10 the
strongest and most popular man In America,
and Pomeroy believes he can be elected.
Grant, hs says, y the peoples, choice. He
thinks Horace Maynard would be q good
choice for Vice President.
THE BoLLEsDEE INQUEST
The inquest In the case OF Michael Bollen-
der. murdered Thursday evening last by an
italian, Frank Portillo, Was held to-day, and
a verdict rendered against Portillo, who was
committed to await the action OF the grand
jury.
say, replied: s'The man | murdered WAS q
secret thief. Every Italian who worked under
him was compelled to give him half the pay
they received I was the fourth man entitled
to work, and because would not give him
the money be told the boss | was the worst
man, when was the best man who worked
there He ruined my family. / was COM
PEELED to send my wife out to beg In the
streets. and she was arrested and is yet In
prison.
IcELANDIc IMdIGRANTs.
The steamer Anchoria, from Glasgow, ar
rived to-day. Among her passengers were
seventy-nins Icelanders who intend to settle
In Minnesota, where number Of their coun-
tryrnen have preceded them All a,a were rTsl vel
leave for the West tonight.
THE FAST OF Alb.
The Jews Of this city began this evening at
sundown the fast OF Alb, commemorative OF
the destruction Of the s4cond temple by Titus
A CLUBBING POLICEMAN.
Policeman O'Leary to-day arraigned Tim
othy HAYES on the charge OF an attempted
assault on the officer. Hayes appeared In
the court with his head swathed In bandages.
through which the blood ooz.d, presenting q
shocking sight. His face was terribly swollen
and bruised. The officer denied the clubbing,
hut the witness proved his story false. The
Judge discharged the prisoner, and held the
policeman under $500 bail to answer a charge
OF assault
RAINEY's VIEWS ON THE EXODUS QUESTION.
Ex- Congressman Rainey, colored, OF South
Carolina. now in this city, sa, o. the exodus Of
negroes from the South has only just begun
that the Republicans OF the South cannot hope
for a fair election while the Democrats are In
power. Wade Hampton is powerless, he says
to stem the lawiess tide OF his party.
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