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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
NEW YORK NOTES.
Detention Of shipping ~ the storm-The
WIN Of Mr.. Lncke-Mme. Anderson
In Good Condition and Tramping On
RepOrt Of Charles Francis Adams.


NEW YORK Jan. A. OF seven European steam.
OF Berlin and Oder, succeeded IN clearing All
others were compelled to lay over till to-mor-
row or Monday. the Ice In the river rendering
II imposstble to bring lighters alongside to load
them. The British ship Bonaza. bound for
the city. while In tow. and II is feared she will
break her back. Three tugboats are alongside.
She ts loaded with wheat and rye, and cleared
on the second instant.
The will Of the late Ernest Iucke. the partner
OF August Belmont. who was lost on the steamer
Pomerania was admitted to probate to-day In
the Hudson County Orphans court, Jersey
City. The document was executed ON Novam-
ber 49, the day before he sailed for Europe The
es ate Is valued at 100000.
The weather here has moderated somewhat.
but indications are that the cold wave will re-
main few days longer. The wind also has
"A heavy snow storm is reported In Western
but those from the West and south al are 81 two o or Of
three hours late. The North river is filled with
Ice and the f.rryboats only make trips at long
intervals. All river craft have great difficulty
The charity ball Of 1879. or the ball in aid o.,
New York charities. will take place at the Acad-
emy OF Music February 10. and arrangements
are making to make 1t even more brilliant than
those OF former years.
Mime. Anderson. who Is attempting IN Brook
lyn to walk 2s0o quarter miles In 2700 consecu-
thirds Of the feat. and Is still In good condi-
tion 1t Is said she will, after two weeks rest.
begin a walk In Boston.
"A special from Washington says the report OF
resignation as Government Director of the
Union Pacific Railroad. Is being printed. It Is
understood to be an important document and
likely to attract considerable attention.
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The following transfers have been recordt
In the Conyeyance Ofice:

The following transfers have been recorded
in the Conveyance Once:
Maria A. nayat TO Magdelina Rand, half Of
one lot and buildings on ST. Mary's Road. be-
tween st. Azelie and Magazine streets. 5000.
Heirs OF Fuller 70 John w. Adams, one and
half lots and buildings, bounded By Magazine
Camp, First and Phtlip streets. 5000
Jules Lemarte to AlDhonse kabonin. Jr., three
loss t, and buildings BOUNDED By Dumaine. st.
Albert 6hul,z to Theodore ehul.z; i. Ons lot
and buildings bounded by Goodchfldren, Spain,
Washington and Morales streets. D. Hatf OF ono
lot and buildings bounded by Poet, Spain. Craps
and 9reatmen streets. g. Half OF q lot and
buildings bounded By Moreau. Enghiea. Port
By Royal Poet and Dauphine streets and La
fayette Avenue, $500.
Leonee Maufy ct ais. 10 Henry 81 Pasteur.
one lot and buildings bounded BY Hospital,
Burgundy. Ursulines and Rampart streets.
$3.50
g. Grunewsld to J. Bontsmps. one lot bound
ed ny Carondelet Walk. Roman. Prieuy end Sc.
Louis streets, as.
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SPAIN.
The Execution Of Asncasl-- weakness ei
the Condemned MAN when LED 10 tht
00af90Dn.

The Executlom Of Msncas isl weakness ef
the Condemned MAN When LED to the
seaff0la.
LONDON. Jan. "A dispatch from Madrid
gives some particulars Of the execution there
to-day OF MoDcasl, the would.be assassin oil
King Alfonso. At sundown last night he
was given TO the Brotherhood Of Mercy, one
OF whose special duties is to attend the sick
and dying and devote themselves TO the re-
ligious instruction and consolation Of those
condemned to execution. When this took
place. and Moncasi saw that his last hope Of
life must be abandoned, his courage failed
him, and he at once fell on his knees and be-
sought the priest to hear his confession and
prepare him for death. The priest and
brothers passed the night with the CON-
demned, and at an early hour this morning
the gates OF the prison were thrown open and
Moncasi appeared walking between the menu
bers Of the brotherhood, and guarded by q
file Of soldiers. On the way TO the place Of
execution he manifested much weakness and
emotion. The instrument Of execution, gar
rUtinR chair, had been erected on a rather low
scafTold In the plaza, which Was lined with 4
military force and crowded with spectators.
Ascending the sCaffold, Mopcasi was placed
In the chair and the fatal collar Of iron ad-
iusted round his neck. The priest placed the
crucifix TO the pallid lips Of the condemned,
the executioner gave sudden turn OF the
lever at the back OF the chair, M0Dcasi's head
fell forward on his chest. and oil was over.
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A strWng Case Against Davenport
Probable Result Of tire Gnvestigatien.

mitee app inted. on motion Of Fernando
Wood. TO investigate the conduct Of goInmis-
sioner John l. Davenport, in connection with
election, will meet In this city. II Ia. such a
strong case That the committed wlli have 70
make such a report ns will probably sweep
10 come.
After the COMMITTEES concludes It's investiea-
charges against Davenport to Judge Blstehfofd
ami demand his removal from the positions oil
chief supervisor of elections. United atee
Circuit Court. 1t is. said that Little Johnny'
propos es to show gsht before the Congre siopal
committee. and that he has q surprise In store
for them,
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STATE soA.D OF ESGlNzEas.

Tho State Board Of kngineers mst at u
O'Clock yesterday In the Governors oflce Tho
object was to adjudicate contracts for the re-
pairs TO the Bonnet Carre crevasse. - per
specifications advertised. Two bids were Of
fered. one By A. Downey. another By II. q.
Eoucher.
The former bid u so per pile for piling. ~ per
cord for brush mattresses and t2s Der 1868 feet.
board Measure, for braces. 49,,
brush mattresses and $40 % for braces.
Neither bid was acceptes. Downey's bid was
considered too high. and F0uchefs Did Was re-
though his bondsman was prss mt during tha
arssfon he could not be found when the con.
tract was about TO be adjudicated TO Roucher.
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CAUCUS or THE house.

Yesterday evening at o'clock the members OF
the House for this session assembled In the
hall Of the House Of Representatives. at the
State House. for the purpose Of organising.
After the usual preiminaties OF introduction
and friendly conversation had bssn gone
through, the members proceeded TO hold eau
Gus In order to discuss several subjects Of Inn
portanoe TO the State.
Mr.. Cunningham, OF Rapides, called the meet
ing to order and requested Hon. Jos. JefYries, OF
Rapides, to act as chairman.
Hon. j. ID, Hill, OF Orleans, moved TINT Hon
W. cunningham be requested TO occupy the
ssft q sss sss he
Ing was to ascertain the number of members
present In town. and asked that the roll be-
Bsfore the roll was taken up., Hon. J. D. Hill.
auested TO act as sergea nt- at arms. and allow
was understood to be. a private caucus Of the
legisla ors The resolution being carried. the
bali was cleared Of nor members and the meet
Hon. " J. Cunningham called the roll, and
the following members answered to their
y. #. Brent. Ascepston; W. @. sharp, East
asarsy. paIeasIsn M q o.. z 3 .; B,ieeT. CALDWELL nl:
ssssls sssIe otsssss D. se Psa Rsas of b
soto: George W. Monday. East, yelIelans; +.
Lyons Efss esasan Ts,lciaIps: I1a:oo H. sRih.
too6ss W. O. Ross. Natchitoc6ss: n. Gordon,
o';sso M:s:% 5l.o.s 5 81.
cs'sss. 5 ofSsSP; 'S@a ss!la
man. 0Ilesns. fourth. ward, L. AfnanId. Or
sistS wsId Frank Msraaezs ~ '6rs Srissp. seventh seventh
y. II. Redon. Orleans, tenth ward; George W.
Orleans. elsyenth yard; 8. ,. Parmeise. Or
leans. sixteenth and seventeenth wards: W. r.
SsSf!ss: , ,ssSIdss \: !. ESSasI!: S fIss'ssa 4 4
msns ai6 smsq Vernon AnesDs Joas ss wsa wTs%
Fgrty.sixiy m meISsrs present out Of ninety
A the number Of members was not consid-
ersd sumoient 70 warrant any discussion. the
chat toGether. adjourned 10 6ondsy next. at
o'gi9cs, when Al u re members r could be- present.
present, ID at he question oi calling ccnstitu 81
tionsl convention would have been discussed /;
also. mgssures OF reform TO save the State from
The smeaffas:ias position y is nov placed r.
large. ,no exchange OF views on these topics
Mssssis e. ! s Sss sss a . q %s9 J9s. BE-
though Lyons OF East Feieiana and Biliiu OF
Lafourehe are pretty solid" - the saying
goes.
Capt. I'd Flood. tho efficient sergeant. st. arms
OF the last House is iavorjte with the present
members. and 1t is likely that he will get his
work in" II seems TO be the universal sentf.
meDt Of the members who were assembled last
night, especially the country members, that the
calling OF the convention was Imperative and
tbat this years session OF the Legislature
should be short. expeditive and fruitful Of good
legislation.
Next Monday. at o'clock, the organ izasion
will DO perfscted and ilfe election Of Dpssker !,
OF clerks and OF officers OF the House will be
gone through. and at IL The House will fe ready
TO commence.
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WEATHER.
HnRY INTENSE COLD PREVAILING
TmRoUGmOUr TINE NoRrH.
Distraction Of Dusiness ana Delay Of the
Nails BY heavy sA0w Drifts Reports
from variuns Localities.
VOL. Rr-No. ls.

enREvEpoRr. Jan. 4,s-To Gardner Gillespie
4 %. New Orleans: General snow ttorm; vii
getArd tho movement Tor the next ten days. II
eight inches deep and sI' n1sRE sR2wlafk fkfEHSdSr fHd
SYRACUSE. N. X. Jan. Two trains from the
{ke Central. Is bioekaded. business Is at q
saa s spGM sns y wf The ehr s L So Sod
but the wind is sharp. Special dispatches 70
the Herald from the surrounding country are
HT. LOWS, Jan. l-The cold snap continues
ere with all ite severity. Az noon to-day 1t was
lS&Slegrees below caro-. There nre signs OF the
IA k&&orNNATI, Jan. A-Ise In ,he Ohio stopped
u vataNts o'clock last night. and the river is now
NhAN frozen apd tho loo II heavily gorRed. The
mometer at this morning standing six de-
Psosil iiiy Jan. The s inserse ~, cold q TIE
3fains from the East are delayed. Ice on the
lake y from sixteen 20 twenty inches thick.
OAPn VINCENT. n, j.. Jan. s.-The storm has
Wsst M winds. There Is about Two % and % half % ieet
otsnoa oSnsssssuss. ~ iss' r.. Jan. THE snowfall
| here up 70 this time will hardly exceed fifteen
inches. The weather is cold and cloudy. with
sud E nohns can y dons
% clear It sooner than Monday. Trains due at
II 4 M. yesterday, on the Utica and Black River
F3Iifu1n, E0HO4HQ 0oIb ~ 0I&0I, I0fOuRl
fr0m Utica. The train left Tor Utica on that
106a A11os trlc nS.nJ & r. Jsa. Tho storm ha. not
S.ss about Z ss s q snow cn nSsa
The railroads and country roads are badly
0sWEoo, n. T., Jan. s--There is no abatement
IA the storm. II Ii sixteen degrees above
nero. The depth Of SNOW Is i've to six
feek, No effort Is being made to clear the rail-
roads. Should the storm cease now It Is not
expected that trains could rum on any OF the
roads inside OF tour or five days.
WAvKRrowN. N. T., Jan. 4. lit Is still blowing a
.Ga1e, with light snow falling and the ground
NOW drifting badly. Out OF i've tracks leading
1t Of the city four are usriess The other is
o Carthage branch oil theUtica and Black River
Iood. which Ii running trains two 10 Iour nours
RohinA time. The Rome. WAtertown an0 OR-
1snsburg Railroad Is badly closed no In all It's
CHICAGO. Jan. The weather continues mod
beate. At daylight this morning II was 10 de.
srees below zero. at 10 o'clock. degrees. ano ~
boon degrees below. Trains and malls are
Generally reported behind, but there were no
VERY serious delays In this region. The mer-
[3ury throughout the Northwest ranged from
aesroes TO 10 degrees higher this morning than
Yesterday morning.
BUTrAIo. Jan. I-The storm has continued
violently to-day, but to- night It shows some
{f1ans of abatement. Tho velocity OF the wind
hos averaged forty miles per hour: No malls
Aayo been received at the post-offtce to-day.
To.n might the railroad people are getting ready
~ begin operations to, morrow IL the storm
|0eases. and the probabilities are that It Will.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
The F0ur FER Cents AusSee Louise Carey
and Litta Create Sensation in Opera.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The total subscription
to th6 four per cent loan to- day fs q. .6g7. .1s0.
Leonora in La Favorfta." and as 1t was her
trst appearance here Ia prima donna role II
was the occasion OF considerable interest to
OPERA goere, among whom Miss Carey is q
great favorite. Both her acting and singing
were simply superb and her warmest aamirers
con!d ask no more from an audience In her be-
received repeated encoree. and at the close Of
each act was called before the curtain. Miss
which performance every seat In the theatre
was sold.
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seventy-ssventh Cali for Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The following Ia de-
scription of the seventy seventh bond call Just
issued: Coupon bopds-s50, Nos. SOL to II 900,
both inclusive; si0o Nos. tO0i to II 900 both In.
elusive; $500. Nos. 600 to II 900. both Inclusive
sioO0 Noe. cool 10 ls.oO0. both inclusive: total
coupons, $e, on 0o0.
clusfve; etO0. No 1901 to 1880. both inclusive !;
$500. No 1851 to 1000, both inclusive: $1,000. No.
5701 TO .74o0. both Inclusive; 5000. No. 1851
both inclusive
Interest on the above bonds ceases on the
fourth day Of April next
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Insanity Of q well Knswn Actor.

NEW YoBR. Jan,k-J. NJ. Mortimer. 10 we'll
known actor. and formerly Of the Grand Gem
trail Theatre. Philadelphia. was. found insane
In the streets OF this city this mornlng.. He was
prosperous In his profession until about two
years ago. when through business TeveYsss he
went Into bankruptcy. was sold out and the
savings OF life tiTns we're swe VI away. He came
to this olty. and his. wife, under the pane Of Jda
theatres. Two months ago he svlpoed symp-
toms OF mental arrangement. but 10 not violent.
He WAS returned TO the care OF his wife. who is
now a resident OF this city.
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The Appr0prlation Chairman At.
kins' Object.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The House Committee
on Appropriations has been steadily at work oil
through the recess. and reports that nearly all
perhaps the sundry civil bill. will be reported
within two weeks after reassembiy. The legis-
lative appropriation bill will be reported Tues-
day or Wednesday. The great desire OF Chair
mao Atkins and other members OF the Appro-
priation Committee Is to avoid the hurry and
CONFUSION usually Incident to the last days OF
tne session. To this end an effort will be made
to get all the differences between the two houses
Ia the conference committees at least a week
before the fourth OF March,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05

ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 4.-The city to. day Instituted
q suit against J. q. Bri,ton. Capt Jas. B. Esds.
so1 90. At the time OF the failure OF the National
Bank OF the State Of Missouri the city deposit
ed some OF ffs funds In that institution and the
The above. gentlemen were the bond. men.
When tho bank failed about year and hall
ago, nearly u 400 900 of the city's money was
this suit to recover the amount from the sure
ties.
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CAUCUS or SENATORS.

The Democratic Senators assembled At noon
In the Lieutenant Governors room. for the pur'
pose Of proceeding to organization. Fifteen
Senators were present, among whom were Sen
asors Garland, Kelly. Texads, Ducrcs. Sfubbs,
Ellis, Heron, Mitchell, Williams. Benners and
Steven. Nothing Of much interest was trans
acted during the caucus, whose principal object
seemed 10 be an Interchange OF friendly rela-
tions among the Senators prevt 1us TO the ses-
sion OF the Senate. As only fifteen members
assisted at the meeting, It was postponed until
next Monday at 10 O'Clock.
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secure public deposits; United States bonds de-
poeitsd on. account Of subsct iptions to the four
per cent loan. 10 az addition y 70 - coin deposits.
posted for ejaculation Tor the week ending to-
day. $822 $50; United States bonds held Tor cir
to-day, e527. ESQ National bank circulation
Outstanding currency notes, $s22 $40 600; gold
notes. et 46s g20 receipts OF national bapk notes
for REDEEM ption for the week ending to-day,
~ compared with the corresponding period
last year:
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Thursday by order OF the governing committee
OF the stock Exchange.
Government bonds were firm, except for the
lse7's. The great feature OF the market was the
large subscriptions to the per cent loan. Bail
way and miscellaneous speculation was buoy
ant early In tho week, with an advance In prices
close there was a general reaction III 4 10 III
per cent In the general list and 7,s@5 per cent
In st. Paul. The market In general dealings was
somewhat steadier.
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WASHINGTON.
no Treasury 8 tatemenl

WASHINGTON JAM &-Orders were received at
fthe Treasury Department yesterday from va
fIiopo points for $4,000 in standard silver dol
Zho treasury now holds SSls 9Ss 900 In United
>nfeD bonds TO secure national bank ctrcula-
Ion. md $i3. .6s7 100 Ia United States bonds TO
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LONDON. Jan, 4.--The viceroy Of India teIe-
graphs tbst the int Eruption OF the Khyber
Pass BY the Shiever tribe has been easily stop
ped. The Qhizas are DESERVING from the Al.
CHAN army In large nnmbera. ~ they refuse to
place any trust 10 Yakoob Khan. the Ameer's
st. Petersburg IL confirmed.
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The Flnancial ReyieN.

financial circles were important chiefly for the
resumption OF specie payments. The money
market was easier. the great bulk OF business
slightly hixher and lower figures. Foreign ex.
changes we're lower early in the week. but to.
wards the close became frme,r; The gold room
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-05
The Yale Alumni Of Chicago-RailrOsd
Co1llsiOn.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-The Yale alumni OF Chicago
gave their thirteenth annual banquet last even
Ing.
The Pacific express on the Michigan Central
Railroad collided yesterday with the accommo-
car OF the accommodation train and injuring
several passengers. Two engines and half .
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TURKEY.

Destruction Of CemmlssaPy stores and
Onlces-The Macedonia InsuPrection.
LONDON, Jan. A dispatch from CONSTANT.
nople says the Russian commissary stores and
offices at Adrianopie have been destroyed BY
IRE.
The insurrection In Macedonia IL ended.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-The Mexican commereiaI
party left by special train on the Illinois Gen
tra this evening. The Eastern portion OF tho
party arrived here about an hour aftefward
and will remain until Tomorrow evening when
the party Mt New Orleans. whence the e1eur-
sion steamer will convey them to Vera Graz.
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LONDON. Jan. 4-Tweedy 4 Williams, bank
ers and propretors OF the. Cornish Bank !o
Truro, county Of Cornwall failed. The liabili.
ties are heavy. affecting the whole Cornish dis
trtct
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Judge Thurman To GIVE Re.son..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-JudRe Thurman lenves
here for Ohio on Monday night next TO a.tend
gathering OF Ohio Democrats at Columbus on
the eighth 81 Ia January 3Isy when he will make a
tunity TO publicly state the reasons why hs does
not desire hts name to be used as the Demo-
cratic candidate for the executive chair Of
Ohm. -
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-For the Gulf States.
northeast to northwest winds. cooler. followed
By slightly warmer. cloudy weather, with rain
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scarlet Fever Conceded 70 be Epiaemil
In New YOpk.

NEW YosK. Jan. 4.--Tbe medical .authorities
report a total OF 2Is cases for the week and for
the rear 1878 total Of ssO2 cases. There were
same time "a cases Of dlphtheria we're reported.
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entertainment for the Benent Of the Rem
nNr Family.

= WILMINGTON. N. O.. Jan. 4-Hon. George
Davis. ex- Attorney General OF the Confederste
states; delivered an eloquent lecture here last
night ata 70 crowded house. The, receipts. which
piled to the benefit Of Lieut.. Denner's family
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Death sf . Distinguished Dlvine-Re.
sumption In Des Moines-Per.
aOnal Mentfmn

ex- president OF the Iowa State University died
at Hartford. Conn. yesterday
There is no demand for god at the banks In
this city, and nearly as much is deposited as
drawn out.
Mrs. Ralston. wife Of the late California
banker. went East last evening ON the Rock
Island train.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. l.---Thirty children have
died In the village OF Monticello from dlph-
iberia this winter. The disease is prevalent In
other villages In Ottawa county. Hull has q
number Of cases,
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CUsT0n-mOUsE NOTES.

From the number OF applicants hanging
around the Collectors Office 1t ID evident that oil
OF the faithful" have not been taken care OF In
the way they wanted to be. Delegations from
unknown wards put In an appearance now and
again. claiming position for some one Of their
number. and with sorrowful footsteps have 10
climb down the iron stairs without getting II.
There we're number OF such around YESTERDAY
and the Collector had his hands full OF them.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic never fails In coIic
dypentery and IL disorders Of Ike nature.
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THE SPECIAL AGENTS

In the customs department have been working
most assidu0usly. and yesterday paid second
visit to the cashiers Office to inspect II again
Their last work was with the auditor. which
they completed Thursday.
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The receipts at the sub-treasury on yesterday
were:
IN THE CORRIDOR

next the United States District Court clerks
nffice there was n large throng OF witnesses
from Tensas and Rapides parishes, awaiting
the call Of the grand jury. Most OF these Wit
anxious TO be called. They must have mum.
b0red fully 100.
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, JANUARY s. QUADRUPLE SHEET
rae Mexlean emmsrclaI kxcur.ien.

dozsn cars OF the wrecked express arrived In
this city eight hours late.