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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
DAKOTA ASKING TO BE ADMITTED
INTo THE UNION.
Defeat Of the william ana Mary Cellese
Bill.
THE SENATE,

THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O,-Mr. Davis. of Illinois,
| presented memorial from the merchants OF
dation Of the Secretary Of the Treasury that
high and low grades OF sugar be admitted al
Mesars. Davis, Mathews. Harris, C,nkllpg.
wlndham. Rollins. Mcmillan. Wallace. Ooek.
| erill, Morrill, and Howe presented petitions
asking The passage OF House bill granting ar
Mr. Vernon and Mr.. Wallace. presented memo.
rails from citizens oftheir respective States ad-
| Committe on Commerce
Messrs. Copkllng and Herman presented res
strating against the passage Of the bill &, reor-
ganiza the army. or at least that portion Of 1t
prohibiting the manufacture OF arms at United
Mg. Conkline presented petition Of citizens
q New Yotk concentrating against House bill
e 81 an II
On motion OF Mr.. ingalls, 1t was ordered that
when the Senate adjourn to-day 1t be to meet at
At the expiration Of an hourth Senate went
into executive session.
o. the doors being opened. Mr., Sargent in
,rodnleed Dill Tor the admission OF Dakota into
The napished business being the patent bill.
y sae i II 10 snss the ens
to consider the appropriation bill.
THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Townsend. OF New York. presented me.
mortal OF The New York Senate, protesting
siDst the adoption oft clause OF the bill for
the reorganization Of the army which requires
ordnsnce and ammunition for the army, to. be
bs ?, gsyse =. i
lar Import were presented by other gentlemen.
Mr.. Page. OF California. introduced bill re-
latipg Il, the tax on the deposits OF savings
banks. Referred
Mr.. Patterson, OF Colorado. asked leave to
nffer resolution calling upon the Secretary OF
the Treasury for ell the information In relation
TO the organization and operation OF the United
States coast survey He said that, as II was pro.
posed to adopt some new legislation In relation
to this organzatioD. the information called for
was desirable Mr.. Banning objected. the reg
uar order having been demanded.
The Speaker called on ths committees for re-
ports OF . private nature.
number OF bills were reported and referred
to the private calendar,
Mr.. Eden. OF Illinois from the Committee on
War Claims. reported the Senate bill to author
ize the Secretary OF the Treasury to examine
the evidence oil payments made BY the State OF
MISSOURI since April IT, 1866. to officers and pri-
Yates OF militia OF said State for military ser
gp glees pertpormsd In the suppression Of the re-
The morning hour having expired. the
House went into the committee OF the whole on
the private calendar. Mr.. Burebard, Of Illinois,
In the chair, and resumed the consideration OF
the William and Mary College bill Alter con-
e. strike out the epacting clause OF the bill.
This was rejected-yeas 79. nays &c.
The committee then rose and reported to the
House on the question OF ordering the bill to be
engrossed end read the third time. The yeas
and nays were ordered. and the House. BY vote
gressment thus defeating the bill.
The House then, at rs D. M, adjourned,
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some Georgia sratX ties.

Georgia seems to be getting along very
well. There Is decrease In the grand tax
list OF the State. Last year the reported total
was $2a5, SIS, $50, or $40 1874. .g20 less than n
1876, but this is explained by the shrinka0e 81
values. In live stock, Georgia was 500 COG
richer In 1877 than In 1876; In farming and
mechanical tools, $43s, ,sf, and Ia bonds and
stocks, 81, ,454, ,o62. Population hos sIjgbflv IN
creased In spite Of the steady drain Of the
Texas emigration fever, whereas in 1876 there
were In the State 204, ,507 men who paid poll
tax, last year there were 207 1916. The sum
1855, 200; the school fund was Sf5O.225. The
State tax was fifty cents on S100 and the
average county rate about the same. THE
eolored people of the State returned taxable
property reaching an aggregate value Of 95,-
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THE POTrEB COMMITTEES.
-
Deputy sergeant. .at.Arms st. Martin To
Ne Placed On the STAND.

WAsHrMlToN. Jan. 10-che Potter com ynittee
met this morning Present Messsrs. Potter.
chairman: Hunton. HiBcock Cox Of OHIO.
Stenger, Reed, Mcmahon Morrison Black burn
and Springer. The chairman submtted the
report OF the cub committee tha' visited L9uisi-
ana last summer, the substance OF which has
been published. discussion then arose out OF
q statement made by the chairman as to the
sunmoning of the former deputy sergeant-et-
arms. st. Nsrtin. to testify Ia support OF an
affidavit made by him. Et. Martin. who was q
former witness, and after teetifyiDg made an
AFFIDAVIT, which he furnished the counsel OF
Secretary Sherman. wherein he declared that
the testimony he had given before the SUBJ
committee in New Orleans was false.
Judge Shellabsrger, for Sherman. furnished
the Committee with the fffidayit. and the dis
cussion arose as to which party should sum-
mon st. Martin, neither caring tn assume the
responsibility, and both dsbelieving the state-
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A Freeze I'm Florida.

JAoKsoNvILLE, Fla, Jan. 5.-A drizzling
rain. with sleet, fell last night, and the mer-
curry fell to thirty degrees above zero. Every
thing out Of doors was covered this morning
with thin coat Of ice. This is unprecedented
here, nothing OF the kind having been known
Tor at least thirty years. II ever. 1t ls not yet
known whether orange trees and fruit are in
iured Snow fell in considerable quantity as
far south as Dupont, Ga, and trains arriving
here this morning from Savajnnah are covered
with 1t: few flakes were observable here
yesterday
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Reductssn In the Price Of stsmpe1 Esvs-
1Opes,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5~-On the first instant
the POstoffice Department reduced the prices
OF stamped envelopes on an average OF 20 per
cent throughout the entire schecaie, and the
result b seen In the largely increased requl-
siti0ns now being received, those on Saturday
footing up 4,4s6,0O0 envelopes. valued at
$g7,55 or more than double those OF any
single day In the history OF the department..
The entire requisitions for the day for posi-
age stamps, stamped envelopes and postal
cards amounted to S5f7589, included in which
were 5, 5,765, 500 postal cards.
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The Late NON. Julian nartridse,
ATLANTA Constitu,jon.I

We have said that Mr.. HartrIdge lacked
tnat ambition which ooyets place. While this
is true, he did not lack that finer ambition
which makes q patriot OF the average man
and leader OF him who is capable Of leading
In sll the essentials Of intellect and education
MT. Hartridge was leader OF men. He was
2 leader by right OF his great natural R!sts;
right OF the personal magnetism BY which he
swayed Oil who came within sound Of his
voice. and by fight OF the intellectual prowese
with which he met great questions and great
issues. IL will be said Of him hereafter that
he was the most gifted Georgian Of his time.
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the Committee on ways ana means.

WAsHrNJTpF. Jan. 10.-The Wsys and Means
Committee thtsimorning heard Mr.. Havemeyer
end other representatives OF the sugar ref Ming
interest. The cOmmittee has reeonsidered It's
determinatton to close the hearing at IA o'clock
to- day.
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A Practical weman's Hotel.

The experiment OF Miss Leggett, Of New
York, Of keeping boarding house for busi.
ness women, at q cost to them Of four dollars
per week, has been on trial since last April,
and ls proving success. She has thirty
boarders, and gives them good food, with
which they are perfectly satisfied. though OF
necessity very few luxuries are provided. She
does the marketing and four girls do the
work. The boarders have the use OF bath
rooms, parlor, library and piano, and there is
as much freedom as in respectable and we'll
regulated private family.
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CHICAGO Jan 1o-The following dispatch has
been received By Gen Sheridan from Capt.
Vessels, at Fort Robinson:
The. Cheyepnas. at 10 D. m, made break
from their building. Thirty five we're recap
tured. thirty killed; eighteen had previously
surrendered making total Of ifty-,hree Ia
our hands now. including Hog. Grow and Left
Hand and three head men. II is reported to
me that Dull Knife is dead. but l am not sure.
We will have many more before dark, as trail
Ing Is good and five companies ars nI!t.
"WESSEIS,
Captain Third Cavalry, commanding
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Captain Third Cavalry. commanding"


DENVER, Jan. 1O.-HoD. Nathaniel P. Hill re-
eeiyed the Republican caucus nomination for
United States Senator last evening. This is
equivalent to election on ] uesday. The nomi-
mated Senator is the general manager OF the
great Boston and Colorado smelling Works at
Argo. on the outskirts Of Denver, and general
~ known as Hills works. He Is a gentleman
OF fine appearance. brilliant social qualities,
great business sagacity untiring energy. large
wealth. and will do honor to Colorado In the
HAnAkA.
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Record Of Murders for 1879.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes a list
Of murders and homicides In the United States
pers from day to day According to this list
there were during the year 1868 murders In
this country. Seventy persons were killed In
January, 10 in February, 81 In March, 113 In
April, ~ In May, 110 In June, 129 In July, 153
In August, 1874 in September 1Os in October.
106 In November and 110 In December.
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NEW YORK.
Report Of the Erie Railr0ad-Mme Anaer.
sons Tramp-A suit Against Erie.

New YoBK, Jan. 10@-The rerort OF the dIrec-
tors Of the New York Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company for the four months
from June 10 September 30, 1878. is out to-day,
For this period the gross earnings were S. 1e3-
6s1 "a: operating expenses were g. 27272s ri /:
net earnings were 81 s19.932 IS. Dedueting
miscellaneous payments 10 the amount OF
the funded debt etc 81 571 $50 the entire amount
OF this interest was s54 47O5 .7e. leaving balance
to the credit OF profit and loss of $slsB46,
Madame Anderson, at ~. m, had walked
24ot quarters and begas on her 5e7th mile.
: Last November the 15-year old son of John
Leonard was struck by Hn Erie Railroad train
In Jersey City. Leopards father commenced
suit to. recover $4,000 damages. When the case
was ca led to-day counsel moved n non suit on
the ground that the Erie Railroad had been SUI
percedsd by appointme mt OF a receiver and had
become extinct by the operation OF law. The
non-suit was granted.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Disquieting News from the English A rmy
In AfIhAnafNn.

LONDON. Jan. 1o.-Eews from the armies In
day intelligence was received that Gen. Roberts
whose victory on Tuesday was yesterday an
nounced. had been compelled to draw his three
columns together and to fall back on Kbururn.
He is undeIstood to be sorely besetby fhs Jewaki
and Adam. .Kheis. robber tribes OF Batani and
the lower MomuDds. The latter tribe alone is
very strong. and can place 40000 men, armed
with rifles. In the field.
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No such wera In Massachusetts.
rWashfneton Post.I

that in the bright and beautiful lexicon a
the Bay State Republicans there la no such
word as "fntimidate." When the village desa
Dot, ricl1in some half dozen cotton factories.
strong In the conscious power OF wealth, great
Ia his own estimation and In the councils Of
his party, says to one OF his workmen-~bis
peer In everything but money-ssVote this
ticket or you must CO." he has no such rude
and vulgar purpose as Intimidation !" not he.
His noble purpose is to Influence" the poor.
misguided man to do right,
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UnreliabilIey ~ tho pc,ari.ccpe.

WAsEfNgroN, Jan. 1o-This has been disas-
Of Mr.. Booth. OF New York, showed the unre,
liability OF fts tests. He submitted nine analy-
ses Of samples taken from the same hogs reads.
treMes b ing four degrees. Mr. Hsvemeyer
presented an argument for the reflners inter-
est. In course OF which animated coouules
nRrtinH.
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The English Forces Occupy Candahar.

LONDON. Jan. f1o.-A dispatch from Lahore
Stewarts forces. Previous to the ocou pation OF
Candahar By Gen. Stewart. the governor of thai
place dtsbanded his army and fed towards
Cabul
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representative schletcher Uead-yudge
Hunts Condition Unclaimed.

!, WAsHINaroN, Jan. 0.-Bepresentative Schlei-
cher OF Texas. died at Ie:3e to- night OF CON
ge. ticn OF the brain.
There is no material change In the condition
OF Justice Hunt since last report
DR.. Linderman. Director OF the Mint, who has
been extremely i'll for the past few weeks. hes
substantially improved during the last forty
eiR 1t hours,
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In Memory OF Caleb Cushing.

WASHINGTON. Jan. te.--A meeting OF the bar
OF the Supreme Court was held this morning
at which Secretary. Evarts presided. and action
was taken on the death Of Caleb Cushing. Ap.
propriate resolutions were adopted In honor Of
the memory OF the deceased.
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The sum Of the Cyphefs.
Richmond Whf1.l

As to those cyphers, 1t Is curious fact, as
yet uDnOticed by the New York Tribune, that,
take them altogether, on both sides, and add
subtract, divide or multiply them as you
will, they yield one unvaryfng result-Hayes
and Wheeler. 1t tis obvious that In cyphering
tne "honest,money" party, so-called, beat the
other side all to naught
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The Eastern RoumeIia Com mission.

PARIS. Jan. 1o.-The De pers here publish the
following dispatch from Vienna: The Porte has
asked that the Eastern Roumelian com mission
be prolonged three months. It .s said that Rus
sia is not aver 81 to this propoa al but declares
that sh3 will continue the administration OF
mulRated 80
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A Lie Nailed.


The story about Mr.. Hayes having a lot Of
exploded by the fact that not one OF the
numerous visitors who called at the White
House on New Years Day was asked II he had
mouth on him. II there had been cider Ia
the White House there would have been head
ache In Washington yesterday.
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Cold weather I'm Louaou.

LONDON Jan. 1o-The weather for some DAYS
past has been unusually severe and fo-daY the
tenn perature is still lower Ice formed In the
turn Of the tide came floating down the river.
This Is m ost unusual occurrence and one that
exciteS gen eral remark.
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A walking Match.

WASHINGTON. .Jsn. 10-A twenty seven hour
walking match between Miss May Marshall, OF
Chicago, and William Crawford OF this city,
ended at f0o'clock last night. The latter won,
having walked 100 miles to 81 made BY the
former.
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ehePe All's Army.

gT. PETERSBURG Jan. 1o-Reports. which are
believed to be entif fey authentic. have been re-
cetved from Shere ALI. He is making slow
progress towards Herat. and Is acco n painted by
9, tolerably strong body OF his regular troops.
He makes frequent hats and receives informa-
non from the capital. He expects to leave the
main body OF his men at Herat
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CENTS

meDt of et Martin. II was finally decided by
unanimous agreement TO place st. Martin on
the stand Tomorrow at 10 o'clnek to which hour
ehe committee then osrned.
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boston Post.

Bishop Haven" says the New York Sun.
advocates union Of all North America ur-
Der one government" Yes. and IL the Esqui-
maux should walk up 10 the scratch and vote
the Democratic ticket Bishop Haven would
De bowling about "tse solid North" and say
ing the Eequimaux were butld0zed. The
people are satisfied with the sizs of the coun-
try now.
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nj the French Governments

PARIS. Jan. 1o.-The programme OF the gov
Communists except tue rIngleaders. the re-
moval Of all reacionary officials. and the re-
storing Of State monopoly OF granting uni
versity degrees.
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The Coal Miners VIII Not Yield.

BAREsLET. Jan. 10-The coal miners are not
In favor OF submitting to the proposal of the
arbitration. They consider that the case does
not adult OF argument
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The Tax ON Telsace0.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e-The finance committee
OF the Senate to-day heard the commissioner
81 Internal Revenue. who opposed the reduce
received letter from the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO the effect that the present was no
time for reducing the tax.
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The Railway strike in EnsIsnd.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-The Midland Railroad au-
thorities, say that some OF the road guards In
LONDON have resumed work and that the rest
are celebrating whether to return to work or
not.
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Eedalia Desocrat

bJoVnIF6
II Blaine's committee are really honest In
their hunt for election frauds, let them begin
by searching Hayes, John Sherman, Zachar
riah Chandler and Stanley Matthews.
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Russia Gebbii.s Yin Yesso

LONDON. Jan. I0.--A dispatch from Yokohoma
says 1t is feared In japan that Russia contem-
plates the nnexatlon OF the island OF Yesso,
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WASHINGTON. Jan. Ill For the West Gus
ana rainy weather. with falling barometer.
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LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch from Bucharest
says there have been terrific snow storms in
Roumania. doing immense damage.
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A Member of YarIiament mead.
snow storms In Ksumanis.

LONDON. Jan. 10.-McCarthy Downing, MEM
Der OF Parliament from Ireland. died at Skib-
bereen to-day.
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The Ameer Going to st. Peters burg.
ST.. PETERSBURG JAN 1o-Hhsre All Ia sxpeet-
ed TO arrive In this city about the middle OF
February.
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powers have approved Of the new code Of regu-
1auons for the prevention Of collision at sea-
and will shortly signify their agreement thereto.
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NO More Collisions ut Sea.
LONDON. Jan. 10.-The principal maritime
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Can ron . quarter got Get shadiness
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fnptnrea ChAyeunes.

PARIS. Jan. 1o.-Gen. Grant arrived here this
evening.
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being The Lady Gay and ,. 81 Pringle. being
part owner ira both. He was bachelor. and
fenvss Il large estate To nm adonted son. Capt.
Jos Holmes, OF New Orleans. ts La Louisville,
The Portland bar below Louisville is impaasa-
bic for steamers
by Telegraph
CIEaINNATI, Nov. t2.-Etver feet 10 Inches
and falling. The prospects from the Aleg hany
nra for n slow but substantial rise.
P1TTsBuRa. Nov. Ia. River feet II inches
and rising slowly. Weather cloudy. There
are prospects IT enough water for small ship
ments OF coal tomorrow.
CAIRO. Nov. ~ WY River feet Inches nnn sta
ttonary. Departed City Of Vloksburg for Vicks-
burg
EVANSVILLE, Nov t2.-River a-10 OF a foot and
falling, The weather ie clsar
LOUISVILLE Nov. 1a.-River s feet Ginches in
the canal and stationary. The weather Is cloudy.
ST Loufs, Nov. 12.-Rivar feet inches and
rising. ME weather Il CLEAR Departed: Gold
Dust fer yloksbure, City of Alton i.or New O.
leans. EM
MEMPHIS Nov 12.-The river fell inch. Ar
rived. Fannie Tatum from 81, Louis. Weather
warm.
VrcKspuRa Nov. 17-W Weather clear and warm
The rmOmeter r. Tho river has fallen inches.
r saed down: Thompson Dean at y. m, Gold,
en- CIV al u. M. LAURA Lee Inst night. Passed
10: X lte KIM ev et 10 d. m, Baker and burgess
al No. ~.
VtrEsRuRa Nov Iq-ToJ B Woods, nv. tot
Common street Steamer Golden City will ar
rive Friday night and leave fgr 81. Louis Satur-
day. j. u. HEaLER. Master.
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VIPER COAST.
WHITE STAR LINE.
1879. Fail a. Winter Arrangement 1850

1879 Fall & Winter Arrangement. 1850
TRI. wrEKLY UPPER COAST PACKETS TO
Ta1oo THH ffNE A sES FhsT PhssEN
4 800. y gor stey Wm.spER
yss vEhg % MoSAY s and MG2Sf 6Tk
at 10 n N and FRIDAY ut 3 D. IN. for Bayou
Goua returning down the coast on alternate
days.
The fine steamer
ea Esn'f RvR7 s arad
ing nil handbags in daylight.
For freight f. H fgsy on % d s1ad s 9s t.
clerk will be found daily at the head of
Benylle street to receive freight for either Of
The above boats. oe26 tt
NEW ORLEANS AND bonnet CARRIE
v,vrs q p1q 1p DAILY PACKET; =
sna ro ehi BoNatr ! G q 4 F. CHURCH.
Hahnyile Kennerville and oil inter n
'ino slde-Wh CiT sss oF nr s.iH@ea
Bsoa mss Shove Far qsIt Ffse sa cssE
No II Delta street, up stairs;
A clerk will be found during the day At fhe
head of Cont street receiving freight. oc22 tt
NEW ohhEeMHHsn k hEP p 26kEE COAST TIL.
Leaves every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at II am.
r. FOB LONG VIEW REACH AS
lSt far as Welbams. st. james, Ney Va
Vile. Kennerville and all way landings-The
steamer
VIM. Wsnzel master. w. j. Comeaux clerk
viii leave ss above. returning down the coast
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board Or to
W J. COMEAUX 20 Cont street
clerk alwaya on the levee TO receive freight.
foot of Cont street oc24 tt