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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
y A NEW CLUB.

&C.. 80 Meeting of the Bulletin Guards
49, ,hart &c . IT, at the corner of Poydras and
n.'gel ~ 80 for the purpose of reorgani.
1 11ps, l,t.aaot owing officers were elected
Me- mcGar lir Honorary president; James
vice president ::Hdent; John Phillips, first
.Iohn Lynch. fines. w. Gilmore, secretary
son, treasurer; Jta1 Is secretary; Frank Ren.
VIM. Walsh, aid tqDuggah' 9faho marshal
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First Recorder's

John Calson, charged by
with entering a house In ther J.. Terrell
committing the crime OF lafy time and
So5o or bonds of
Henrietta Rabbi, charged BY
Murphy with keeping disorderNporai >;
also with disturbing the peace, w2use, ana n,d
Mary Ann Woods, charged with
child, was sent before the SuperiopR her
Court under $1,000 bonds on chargmlnal
slaughter. Hall
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MILITARY TOPICS.

few days ago we announced the fact that
a military company was being organized In
Donald sonyille for the purpose Of joining the
regiment OF Orleans Artillery.
Yesterday Col. Al. Bachemin received
,atter from MT. L. E. Bentley, acting orderly
sergeant (the editor Of the DonaIdsonville
Chef, advising him that at meeting held on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
Wilh0ft's Tonic.

This we'll known. valuable and incompatible
malariaI antidote, SO we'll established for years
as specific for diseases caused by malarial
polsonin of the blood. will be found also on
trial to be the most valuable prophylactie
against attacks of fevers of all kinds. A tea
spoonful taken morning and evening will not
only insure exemption. but will expel from the
blood all vestige of malarial poison. 1t can be
had In every rug store.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-For the South At
lantic and East Gulf States, partly, cloudy
weather, occasional rain, winds mostly from
southeast to northeast, stationary Or higher
temperature and generally lower pressure. -
weather, winds mostly southeasterly, sta
tionary temperature with stationary or falling
barometer.
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The Difference,

DR. Prices Extract of Vanilla is made from
the true Mexican Vanilla bean. while most OF
the so-called extract of vanilla in the market ia
but an imitation. made from the tonqua or snuff
bean. DR.. Prices Extract Vanilla has the
fine, delicate flavor of the fruit.
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HEoURTs.
Sixth D1| =

An application for oouh =
was &C Yesterday made It OF habeas corpus
claims possession of aJohn Q'DoWd, who
month months old, now in the iant child thirteen
his divorced wife, who, Rdy OF It's mother,
remove the child from thHeges. intends to
The mother was subpefv.
thority for retaining the iflo snow her au-
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EDWARD REED.

Algers. The following is the testimony
elected
EDWARD REED.
Between u and o'clock last Sunday morn
Ing was playing at game OF dice at CraW-
ford's grocery, at the cutoff. Myself, Isaac
Bradley, Robert Ristic and several others
were playing. A dispute arose between
Bradley and Rstic. Bradley told Ristic that
he (Ristic) owed him fifteen cents. Rstic
denied that he owed him more than ten cents,
and said that was all he intended to pay.
Bradley then jumped up and caught Ristic
by the collar. I then tried to separate them,
when Bradley put his hand behind his back
as If In search Of weapon. then caught
hold of Bradleys hand. He showed me of,
and said let ne alone aae pu sRe me n OIL
at Ristic, whom he was still holding by the
neck. Ristic then said, Il am cut: Will
pay you your fifteen cents"
Bradley then walked Oft toward the river,
and saw him pick up piece OF paper and
use it as if he was wiping off something
which he held in his hand. l then saw him
throw something over the embankment into
the river
throw your knife away, as it is not going 70
do you any good
Bradley then got some water from the river
In his hat and coming over to where RStlc
was lying poured it on him. Bradley also
bought ten cents worth OF whisky and used it
on Ristic Several of the crowd asked Bradley
why he had cut Ristic and he replied: ~,
h! II that was a white man nothing would
be said about it, but because it Is negro you
all want to make fuss" Bradley then went
into Crawford's grocery, and the crowd would
net let him come out until the police came
CHAs. CRAWFORD.
was awav from nv grocery and when
returned heard Bradley say, "Pay me my
money; if you don't pay me will knock 1t
out Of you" Ristic replied, THAT Is the
only way you can get it out Of me-, Reed
came up at the time, and said, Bradley, let
Ristlc alone; | will pay you the fifteen
ed. Reed, get back; go away from me-"
/ then noticed Bradley plunge upward ia the
direction of Rstic's breast. Immediately
Rist1c cried out, my God, I am cut, Qifting
his shirt and showing his wound, continued,
'Look what Bradley mas done to me-" Rlstic
then staggered to my store and fell.
Several other witnesses were examined and
they corroborated the above testim oay.
After eliciting the above testimony the
jury returned verdict to the effect that the
deceased came to his death from wound in
the left breast. inflicted by some sha I'D cut
ting instrument, the weapon being in the
hands Of Isaac Bradley, now In custody.
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FOR SALE.

THE GRIP COTTON TIE AFTER A TRIAT.
Il OF three years, has proved itself the Cham
pion and only Tie that is equal In strength with
and that does not impair the strength of the
to the market with all the bands on. The only
Tie that Is self-fastening and that has been sue
cessfully used with the. steam puller-wbich ia
compelled to discard all others for the Grin.
10000 bales cotton at tho com pressas have had
their ties thrown away for the Grip at q losg to
TIE planter OF $1,000. 100000 ba!es will be
the planter. ~'''.'N ~
1t is more quickly put on the baling press.
and with our "Syretcher." turns out the bales
rs per cent smaller than any other Tie.
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.. Managers,
ly18 I'm Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special NOtice-The society Of Italians
OF Ustica. under the protection Of st. Barthplo-
new, Apostle. will CELEBRATE with great solem-
nifty the feast Of said Saint IN the Church Of st;
streets, on SUNDAY. Aug "a. 1879. Vesper will
be said on SATURDAY EVENING. at 5 O'Clock.
and solemn High Mass on SUNDAY: at 10
lowed BY the benediction Of the Blessed saera-
ment,
By order OF the President, AUGUSTINE MAJ
lola.
au223t FELTCE BERTUCCT Secretary.
Special NOtise-NO One as Authorized to
GRAUGsARD Il SCHNEIDER.
au22at 46 Magazine street.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DErARr1lEMr,
BiRnal Hervice. United Hts.tes Army.
r,asly meteorological record for the eight hours
endina at II b. n. Thursday. August q.
observations taken g. the. same moment OF
time BIT all stations.l
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W. L. CUSHING, New Orleans,
Sole Agent for the Southern states.
Country merchants allowed a liberal discount
on all orders.
THIRTY CENTS A POUND FOR COTTON
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange paid
THIRTY CENTS A POUND for bale Of cotton
ginned on the EAGLE COTTON GIN. and sent
the cotton to the Centennial Exhibition as the
best bale OF cotton seen In New Orleans.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZE AT ST.
LOUIS.
At the great st. Louis Fair. last October, the
Grand Prize Of 5000 for the Best Bale of Cotton,
was awarded to q. hale ginned on an EAGLE
EoTToN GIN az being from az Eagle Gin gold
Hons. A--'o - A4oN Ao'H1AA
All orders should be sent to
We TIT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
THE RIsTIC MURDER.

Investigation by the Coroner and His
Jury Of Inquest
Coroner Marley yesterday concluded the
inquest in the killing OF the negro Robert
Ristic who was stabbed and killed on the
morning of the seventeenth instant by Isaac
Bradley at the Cutoff road, five miles below
Algiers. The following is the testimony
alicitnd.
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OVER $1,000
Eagle Cotton Gins
HAVE BEEN SOLD.

The Eagle" Cotton Gins we're first introduced
years ago, and have been used successfully In
all the cotton producing regions of The world
CEIVED The GRAND Prize AT ST. louis,
AN AND HAS As, WON SO Man MANY THOUSANDS OF
afNNEb on r. TIE GAdLH corT Tdths aN was
The great popularity of the Eagle Cotton Gin
they are the most reliable; strongest and best
Cotton Gins ever eve made The Eagle Cotton Gin
great advantage for, planters who wish to run
by horse, power. All the numerous planters
who use the Eagle Cotton Gins will certify to
the fact that when their cotton is sent to market
It always brings the very highest market price,
as no other gin can produce finer or better
sample OF cotton than the Eagle Cotton Gins.
years in which the undarsigned has
been been The agent Of the Eagle, Cotton Gins ii
or rejected out Of The immense number sold. lie
sG1 cylinder Of the Eagle Cotton Gin 10 tscssps
inches IN dlaneter: a7hich IS tho inches larger
4o-sao Gins more teeth, and then are more than
equal to the 5o-saao Gins Of OTHER makers ,oho
Use only ten.-1ach eylinder, and The same great
larger sized Gins can be easily estimated. '''
Planters wishing g reliable Cotton Gin, with
an established reputation. can purchase an Eagle
Cotton Gin. with the certainty that they are not
making \ untried experiment, but will obtain
a Cotton Gin. which Is Endorsed by the oldest
and largest planters In the country as the best
IN use.
, A large stock of Eagle Cotton Gins are always
Kept On sale IN New Orleans ready for imme-
dfate shipment.
want right or left hand motion Gins.
Prices have been reduced this season to 50 80
q saw. We keep on sale Gins of 40, As, So IS, so
65. 20. Is and so saws. both right and left hand
All orders should be addressed tn
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Maximum temperature. "a: minimum, "a.
Rainfall 81. ----------- ~
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NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.

The afflicted can now DO restored TO perfect
health and bodily energy without the use Of
Inconvenience to the patients habits or daiIy
occupation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE PROCEEDINGS.

ALTOONA, Penn, July 15.-The Convention
Of the National GieenblcE Labor party Of this State
called TO order at 11:l5 "a. In the Opera House, by
Chairman Frank p. Devices Of the State Commttce 100
delegates being present. Mr.. Devices, in opening the
proceedings. made an earnest argument against any
coalition by the Greenback party with either of the old
parties. Thomas A. Armstrong OF Allegheny County,
was elected temporary chairman. committee OF ff
teen resolutions and aud committee OF ton per-
manent organic atom were appointed. Congressman
Seth ii. Yocum cOnd mined both the Republican and
Democratic parties the common foes OF the National
welfare. AT 1890 p. M. adjournment Of one hour
lad
On reassembng, the COMMITTEE on Resolutions not
having reported, Samuel Calvin, OF Hollinaysburg
hiade speech, and letter from the Hon. Frank Il.
hughes Of Sehuykil County, read. The Committee
vi permanent Organization then made Its report which
Illuminated Samuel p. Mason, Of Mercer County, as per
aneh' president, and president from each county
represented.
ut i"''n upon assuming the chair briefly addressed
tHo suggesting dispatch might be used
~ csPOsihg OF the business before It, as many OF the
delegates were farmers and wished 10 get back 20 their
homes The names OF Henry Carey Baird. OF Phlader
buisi g. s. Weller, Of Wlkesbarre; Warren c. Plummer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.


There will be calls for 1910 bonds as enormously
stated last night but all the outstanding called 1Cio
bonds will mature during the present month. Ihere
are no bonds that are now subject 10 call
Secretary Eyarts Is organizing commission TO repro
sent the United States at the Sydney and Melbourne
Exhibitions II will consist OF four men OF such char
acter and attalnments properly 10 represent the
manufacturing, agricultural and commercial interests OF
the country.
The United States steamer Wachusett which was dis
patched voyage up the Mississippi to enlist boys
for the American Navy was owing 20 the unusual lack
OF water, unable proceed above NIcksburg. she VIII
return to New Orleans and there boys remain
ing there as long as health on the Gulf may permit
There is nothing in adyices received by the War DC
partment to indicate any impending trouble with ln-
dians on the North coast General Sherman Is In
formed that General Miles, with his column OF 800 men
crossed the Missouri Fort Peek, Dakota territory
which about fifty miles south Of the line or the Brsh
possessions. General Miles could call on General Terry
necessary, and be promptly furnished Win more men
Commissioner Raum has sent a circular to the South
ern Marshals saying. ITO relieve as much possible
the Marshal from tie Of his situation
as guards prisoners wherever they can do SO WITH
out ueQecng their other duties. THIS OF course you
can do in all cases where Deputy Marshal accOmpa
MES deputies III their operations against llcl1
distierics."
The returns to the Department OF Agriculture OF the
cotton crop show that the condition Of June which was
90, has not been maintained, and is, for July l, 49,
that planted last year. North Carolina Mississippi. Ar
kansas and Tennessee being the states that show the
largest gains in the South The acreage Of tobacco Tor
tho whole country shows decrease Inc returns d9r
give the condition or spring Whet NJ VI
against 100 July L, 1873 The average condlIon OF
Winter wheat is 81, against l01 on july l, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
AnEMOCRAIIC REBUKE.

rX-pooRKEEPER POLK TELLS HIS PARTY SOME
PLAIN TRUrHs-THE EVIL The STATE RIGHTS
DOCTRINE HAS DONE.
TnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
W,suSGroN, July 15.-John W. Polk, late Door
cener of the House of Representatives, and life
LONG Democrat has written letter for publication,
rebuking hi, party for its recent acts of folly. Ills
letter concludes "a follows;
Tho Democrats IA Congress have done more TO hoin-
ato Grant than ali n ends have, or could do' by
on, mng solldly the extreme state Rghts doctrine III
fhe,r speeches on the Judicial BILL led on by inc wee
pr.sIcut and pOstmastertenerHl OF tue COhieucraC9
~ tbat nsrncious doctrine must be charged All inc
troubles aud sorrow that ever betel te Ullea Slates
and ihe nsoplr far ia advance OF the politicians ON tha
anestion 81 regard aud condemn IT. No matter what
Va ntended when the compact WAS formed they look
at nneraons practically, aud Justly charge to IL the
do dueuces 81 the Wal ana tne cIup.'u
Italian of the ecions. Bat few advocate II III an u-
tensnnTle degree, except those To whom tue cIN war
fnrushed the opportunity 10 get into Congress IN tue
ma, D. m the people t VIII be blessed day WDeh II De
Ca " obsolet aud ceitrS To be an issue, ahd Mhch We
arc a nation with "a government not To be shaken hhd
rent asldrr ~ the Wild leadership OF your 4OonibSes
il Is almost be- Oad belief that the leading Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
THE CENTRIL AMERICAN STATES.

PANAMA, July TN Nicaragua the Govern
ment has discovered conspiracy, headed BY Mora
Audruz sandoval. which organized for the in
vason of Costa Rica. The SandOyas have been ar
rested, ana the plot defeated.
In Columbia project OF law. offered to the National
Congress by Mr. Qu,uzida. of the Panama delegation
proposes the appointment Of diplomatic agent at the
Court OF Rio Jauciro discuss the questions az Issue
between two countries. aud, possible, TO secure
their early settlement. The Executive is authorized to
pursue the SINE cOuIse with the GOyernnent OF
Venezuela.
Plenipotentiary aud Envoy Extraordinary 10 The he
publics OF the West Coast OF South Amer1ca
The revolution III Magdalena has triunphed, ana
President Robes, whose principal crime seems TO lave
been his active opposition TO the candidature OF the
party in power, NUnez, Is now IN prison Inc three
days lighting In the streets Of Santa Martha ended on
the 25t of June One hundred and seventy lives were
By tins and other reYOlts causing loss OF OOo
lives, the election of Nuez has been rendered secure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
FRENCH LEGISLATIVE MEASURES.

IutsIIy, July
The Bureaus of the Senate have elected the
committee on Minister Terry's Educational bill. Tho
committee OF five opponents and four friends Of
the measure represents 1876 Senators favorable and
1913 unfavorable TO the Government
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day the debate on tho
bill providing for the return OF the Chamber TO Paris
was concluded The clause maintaining the right OF the
Presidents of the Chambers make direct call on the
military for protection adopted by vote OF 80
TO 1911 .
rect taxes were voted.
In accordance with law passed by the French Senate
and Chamber OF Deputies Saturday last the Council
OF state the last ronghOld of the Reaconares has
been remodeed by the appointment OF twenty new
ma hers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
PENNSYLYANIA DEMOCRATS.

LANGUID CONVENTION TO-DAY.
VERY LITTLE PROSPECT OF ANY EXCITEMENT-D. A
BARR TO BE THE NOMINEE-TuE BANK ISSUE
TO BE DODGED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEI
HARRISBURG, Penn, July 15.-There is small
and anguid crowd IF delegates here to the Demo-
cratic State Convention. which will meet tO-mor-
row. The absence of probable contest over either
the ticket or the platform makes the affair a very
dry field for news. d. A. Barr, of Pittsburg will
be nominated for State Treasurer the only place to
be filed. and it does not look tonight as though
there would be any aspirants for complimentary
votes.
Congressman A. III. COiroth will be permanent
president The temporary chairman will either be
WOrrOll, of Philadelphia, or Short, of Luzerne. A
struggle over the craftsmanship of the State Com
mittee is possible but il will be kept within the
committee itself, and not get into the convention.
The contestng set Of delegates from Phlladel-
delphia elected by themselves In the interest OF
decent municipal politics, and led by Richard
yaux. may make some noise, but the regular crowd,
representing the local party machinery, will no
doubt get the seats.
There is hitch about the platform tonight.
Barr has a document ready which lodges the bank
question and the grcenback question completely,
and goes in strong for the Warner Silver bill The
fact that Barr was for twenty years bank cashier
and for more than ten connected in that capacity
with n National bank, makes an assault on the
banking system in the platform which he is to
mount quite out of the question. The plan
now is to skip that issue and make
tie silver plank the only financial reS So
luton. The course OF the Democrats ~
Compress MIL be strongly Endorsed, and there will
be a loud clamor about military interference at
elections. Ar Ant-Chmese plank is to be adopted,
and good deal of clap trap ior the dDor elellehV
IL al inf, hg n
The party leaders seem to be letting the conyen-
ton run itself Senator Wallace Is Ill at home.
Sneaker Randall las not put in an appearance.
There will be no revival by the followers OF these
rival chiefs of the feud of their principals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
TLLEGRIPHIC NOTES.


A VOTE NOT TO ABOLISH
ATLANTA. Ga, July ia vote was taken in
the lover branch Of the Legislature today bill to abo
ish the Agricultural Bureau The bureau was sus
''''''" NEWSPAPER SALE IN LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE; KY, July l5-Ihe Commereldt eSt9bI
H. Murray $1,000 The publication OF the paper Will be
'0A''"u'0 THE SCORE AT SAN FRANCISCO
san Francisco, July l5-At p. m; the score 9. In
Callahan. $I6 Boama9 $li Mcnyrei is ye'y sun, while
AN ADVANCE or WAGES OF PUDDLERs.
ALLENTOWN, PENN July l5.-I%o . hundred i,r OF
the pudder and helpers who srnc Tor higher wages three
mem Sneh an l ADVANCE Of IS cents per 1oa
THE RIFLE MATCH AT OTTAWA.
OTTAWA Ont. july lJ.-The International small
SeTSS9 osSeRSga5g yards s soo ana osdeU.
teams began oS PoSspe gsfegsIe score $50 pos
''''' TABLETS TO BRAVE FIREMEN.
NRw-ORLEANs. July 15.-It is estimated that
sPS s IGsgs * bat6ns
Of the Madison schoohOuse July 20. 1878.
AN ANTlQUARIAN SOCIETY MEETING.
CoNTooCoOK, n. H., July l5.-Ihe seventeen an
nual meeting OF the NewHamp.hre An,igaaranu society
aSads the president In the chair Inc lion. Ozark Json
OF Woreeser Mass read an address on seeeson IN New
MYSTERIOUS REQUEST TO a BANK.
Ma Jgy Of hs GdeId thss
Bank VINO committed suicide on Monday asst by ms VIII de-
ysea nj y Vel too early 10 Explain this as the bank
examiners inspecting the banks affairs -
| SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.
TORONTO, Ont. July 15.-A SPECIAL cable dis
patch dated London July g. 10 The Giobe The Cana
an team has Wimbledon, anu the shooting began
tod,y Tie weather dun the wind uncertain, The lgh
bai ana there was In the evening The shoot
ng MAS good The Alfred the only competitions
that were nuished Sergeant Paiion won ~ making 81
| points out OF possible soOrk OF 80.
| INJUNCTION AGAINST TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
| AND A RAILWAY
| LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 15.--Judge Ward to-day
upOn an application made by the Western Union IelesI1pi
COMPANY issued a temporary injunction against the Contra
Imam telegraph COMPANY the American Union IelegIap
Company and The Wabash Railway Company, resralnnt
Them from building line OF telegraph along OF upon lh'
,Sht of way of the Wabash Railway Company untu aItc
| Jnly 81 when arguments Ia the case VAL DC heard