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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

CHICAGO, January 1O.-Advices from Ft.
Sill say that the Indians have been greatly
discontcnted for two months, and that re.
Gently two thousand of them started south.
ward and were soon heard from as depre.
dating upon the ranchmen. Their excuse
was that they had been starved at the
Agency and proposed to kill such cattle a4
they need for their sustenance. They
were oyertaken near the Texas border.
General Sheridan has telegraphed permis.
sion to issue beef to them until further no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
ENGLAND.

. L I
HEAVY SHOWS WITH HURRICANES IN IRILASn
AND SCOTLAND. t
. LONDON, January l0.-Dispatclies from
Scotland report great snow storms aud
severe gales. al .,-i..l
A telegram from Crooklayen, Ireland,
states that fearful storm prevailed there
since yesterday afternoon, increasing 10 a
hurricane late last night. Many vessels
in the harbor dragged anchors. -
leo Is floating down tho Thames in
great quantities and steamboat traffic be-
tween Chelsea and Woolwich Is entirely
suspended. Many bargcs along tho river
are frozen in, .U. - a
ANOTHER IIEAvYPAILuRE. b..
J. D. Fairman, a prominent malster OF
Bishops, stratford! failed with liabilities
from Gl00,000 TO Gl, 900 600. -T'f / !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

CnIcAao, January lO-AwaIking match
is now in progress at the Exposition build
ing, in which George Guyon has under
taken in tlfty.two hours TO out walk the
stallion HesiRG, jr. They have kept pretty
well together up to noon, with the animal
n triHn ahead - m -s = 'ITrT1 ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

NEw YoRK, January lO.-Thc steamer
Rhivendda arrived to-day from Cardiff,
and reports heavy gales tho entire passage.
On the eth Of December she had her port
bulwarks and stanchions carried away,
and the ship was thrown on her beam
ends and the cargo shifted. 1t was sixty
hours before the ship was righted and the
cargo secured. I- IL 5llIs0I 7 III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Tle James Rlver On a MIgh.

RICHMOND, Va, January 1O.-The recent
rains caused a rise in the James river and
aconsequent breaking up Of the ice. The
water is l2 feet above the ordinary level
and still rising. A rise OF s or 0 feet Is re-
ported at LynChburg, Ngi .,T.d ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

Tug Central Ohio KalIFoad Company
oruouncc II dividend Of 3 per cent on the
nrctprrcd and 9 per cent on the common
1,ork forsix months ended 3Oth Of Noyem-
h., last. The dividend will be paid on
,le 3lst instant at the Treasurer'S Office Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
many. Camden Station.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
senator JONES RenomInated.

SAN FRASclsco, January lO.-The Re-
publican Senators and Assemblymen Of
the Nevada Legislature, at a joint caucus
last night, nominated ]. r. Jones as us.
SanAtOr .I.-U-Y .7'.fI -, Z II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Mrs. Anderson WlIl MAKO n sueccs,.

Mrs. Anderson WIN Make a Success.
NEw York, January lO.-Madame An.
derson is completing the quarter miles
with promptness, and no doubt is enter.
tanned but that she will accomplish the
300 quarters in the time specified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Train pitched and Employees killed.

AEhan Dltchea hhu employees KILLED. Z
LITTLE ROCK, AK, January lO.-No. 1
train, on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
bound south, was ditched near Rensett
last night Baggage Master Crawford was
killed. Expressman Brown mortally in.
iured and several others wounded. The
accident was caused by u broken rail. tl
Allthrough trains on the Memphis Rail.
road are stopped in consequence Of Ice
near Memphis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
LEeIsLATIyE nopIEs.
INDIANA LEdrsLATuRR,

INDIANAPOLIS, January l0.-The Gov.
ernor's message was delivered this after.
noon. 1t refers entirely 10 State matters,
He believes that too many duties OF q min.
lsterial character are imposed upon the
Governor. He recommends reasonable
compensation for laboring men who lost
their situations while acting as militia men
during the labor riots. He thinks that
the pupils Of the Normal School and the
two state Universities should pay reason
able tuition fees. f1 t,.t.'t
lie recommends that the present levy
for new State House be continued. The
reapportionment OF the State for Congress
sional anu legislative purposes Is urged,
A reduction Of fees and salaries generally,
and consolidation OF the officers OF the
town and county revenue officers, are re-
commended. He recommends that the
witnesses who refuse to testify as experts
without compensation in advance, be
compelled 10 do so under the penaltyof a
hne and imprisonment Suggestions
looking toward relieving the courts OF the
crowded condition OF their dockets are
made. He also calls attention TO the
practice OF officers families liyingat pub.
lie institutions free OF expense, and sue.
gests change in this, and points TO other
means OF saving public money. !.
I ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE. H
sPRISoFrRLD, January lO.-The Legisla.
ture at noon to-day and the Governors
message was delivered. It designates the
resumption OF specie payments as one OF
the grandest achievements in the financial
history Of the nation, an evidence OF the
wise policy and enormous resources OF the
country. The total balance in the State
Treasury is shown to be $l,99l ,0SO. Re-
ceipts for two years $8,G59, III; disburse-
ments $G,5S8,G2S. ''-Ta'Il - T-I-'Y5}
NEVADA OPPOSES THE HEATnRN CHIME.
The Nevada Senate to-day adopted
joint resolution asking the Congressional
delegation of the State to use all honora.
BILE means to procure the passage Of House
bill No. 2,423, reported to the House OF
Representatives from the Committee on
Education and Labor, and such other
measures as will. tend TO check or prevent
the further importation OF Chinese.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
FIRE RECORD.

~
cARRIAoETk kINMi iSo rApLlsnMENT BcENEp.
(CNqlSN&u, January TO- Wilson &
Sons, carriage trimming establishment
was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss is esti-
mated. to be about $l40, 000., Wayne &
Sons cutlery established was badly dam
aged BY watef }s
The walls Of the burning building fell
upon the rear OF the Commercial Bank
building, demolishing it, The telegraph
Wired IN font 81 the burned buildingwere
Breke en by the weight OF the dee which
formed thereon. The ice piled ur 70 the
highth OF four or five feet upon Main and
Hammond streets, at the doors OF tho
building wllere the tlremen were atyork.
The street car track was frozen under SO
deeply that-it took a gang Of workunen
several hours to get at 1t,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
PACKING AND CARDING ROOMS,

Taosl n, Vi January 1O.Z The packing
md carding rooms OF the Troy Manulae'
turing Co. Mill, at Cohoes, burned this
morning. Loss, $SOOOOi insured. Tho
widest excitement prevailed among the
employees, andEnany escaped by jumping
from windows. Timothy 0'Hearne was
fatally burned, a number Of Others were
slightly burned. Tie fire viii cause a
complete suspension OF work for some
weeks, which will entail great hardship on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
AM spRINa LAKE, NIonlaAX.

DETROIT, January lO.-A fire at Spring
Lake thisC afternoon. destroyed the Nat.
ional Hotel. Most Of the furniture was
saved, The loss on building $, 900 inspS;
eiltor Sk000. liGfi RAB- blpli ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Under tIle NM stones.

BosroN. January l0,-Smith 4 Forbes.
boots and shoeS dealers 10 this city made
on assignment. Liabilities s195, goo; assets
300. 900. fi lWrt "tfT H-1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
NApR AN ASSIGNMENT.

NRw YoaK, January lO.-Jos. BurkoG
and Louis M Livingston, dry goods
merchants, made an assignment, Liablls
ties SlOO, O,OOOj real assets $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

The Democratic Raid ON the Missouri
Treasury TO be Investigated,
sr, LOUIS, January 1O.-A special from
Jefferson City says the House has passed
resolution providing for thorough in
yestigation OF the alleged frauds In the
State Treasury. JiJ y if4 rDewHu II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
a vERplcr FoR GRANT.

Under instructions Of the court the
jury gave verdict for the defendant in
the case Of Thomas J. Biggins vs. General
Grant, charging him with false imprison.
ment. After the case was closed the Coun.
sci for the plaintiff said the testimony
was not rs expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

~ think It would be very hard in any
part Of this country" said tho President,
"to match Garfield as q versatile, thought.
ful, ready public speaker. Notthat his the.
ory isallogether matter Of temperament.
II grew by habitand frequent opportunity
until that gentleman can stand up on his
teetand reason with precision, and enter.
tain q large body Of men and women any.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

.CtucAGoI January. l0.@A 'ilrc at AIMS
worth, twenty-five miles south OF Chicago,
on the Panhandle Road last night, des-
troyed The Union Rendering Company's
establishment. Loss $500. $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11

poSroPPIcE AND MAIL NATTER BURNED.
JEDo, Penn, January 1O-G. B. Markle
& Cos, building, express and postoiliCe and
q quantity OF mail matter were burned
Tnas Sl06nh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
Ghe GnteIligsaar,
Tl,E Central. Ohio Railroad Company

o.,.., Sos. a5 and u Fourteenlh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
oEN. RAUN on THE TOBACCO TAX.
Tt,a conok. Nnn,,,t,too -, E:

The Senate Committee on Finance to.
day heard Gen. Raum, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, in opposition to the
pending House bill on q reduction OF the
tobacco tax. He asserted that the enact
meht Of the bill would cause an annual
loss to the Government OF not less than
s., 900, 900 in the receipts from taxation on
tobacco, and at least s., 900, 900 in the rcvc-
nue. from cigars. ifN0 -lH"6il '-i-sT3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
THE RESULT IN MAINE.
Whst the Democratic Congressman Think of
tho Situation Tho Decision III tho
Luther Borden Case,

w Washington. bne. 2a lhn pnrFnrmanFn ~
Senator liumliu NJ I|anEar the other night In
advising thn people ot Maine, IN u public
speech to trc4t Goy. GArcrlon ANA hia Cnun-
eli aa lonthspac parlthH because tho Gpvor-
nor and his Nnuncti have kept thnr ohtha and
executed the laws without foar Or favor. AMI
tho announcement TINT the President hhH
promised IN advance ~ recognizes n rImp
Legislature I'm Malnaif the lttpuhltcRna VIII
orguntIs one. has started what promises to he
the AensAtl0n uf the session here Demo
cratic ConKtcaRmen from all srCton9 Of the
country are uut~poiIrn in their hHnunriitfion
of tho crndialy talk nf Senator llhmltn Atll
Of the indecent haste which IL IL alleged the
President has shown 10 lend himself in nd
vance to n partiaan ScnCmN befnTn the Cin"r-
GeHey has arisen, and hefoia h. can pnssiOy
know whether the Republicans will bn In the
right W wrong of 1t, legally or morally.
"WiII the ptople Of Matnn submit to amy
such thiuK2" Inquired Chairman Bnckner, pf
tha CnQmittnr ou Banking arlti CGrrrnuy, ~
night. hey certainly ought not To do SO,
hn A,l.led, lie denounced the President > '.c-
tpH ia InineaauUui toras. 80 lid Congress
man Bonnt. II Georgia. and SO have score
~ Democratic ncmhrra with whom your cor
respondent has talked on tha subject to-day.
II Il certain TINT the President will lind hu-
self in u hornets nrEt II tie undertakes to
carry ont the, promise which he IL alleged t3
have made 10 S'euator Blaine Let him rec.
oRn-n the Dnvts Legislature, II he plenses,
said Congressman BloHnt tonight, Con
gress viii recognize tn" legal Legislature,
and will make 1t very Interesting for him.
"But you forget, said your correspondent,
THE decision Of Chief Justice fancy Ia the
case OF Luther ". Borden. upon which the
Republicans, it is said, propose to rely
No. | do not forget, said Mr.. Bsount.
That decision goes further, perhaps, than
they have stopped to think. II does indeed
say that the President has the power 70 rec
ognize which ~ the legal State government
In case OF a coniilct, aud that the courts are
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
AFfsIEAsISTAN.

CALCUTTA. d. e. at Thrcc thousand Ghlizaa
attacked Col. Ntorman nj Jaglalak on tho ar-
tornoon OF th twenty y-third instant. but werc
beaten OF 'sith loaa and dlpporaed Major
ThRokeray wan badly wounded IN the fight.
and one He'pny WAS killed ani ono woundpd
LONDON, Dec. 25. Tho Htanidtdta bombay
dispatch. siatcd Wednesday, raya Yesterday
small column Or infantry cleared tho ynan
country hetwoon Rhirnur aud Gatui. This
action has restored confidence Ii the City.
whore, The mopt influential pcoplN ato with
uH. Nar0 N necessary IA save thom. t'on.
Rol ,orta says he wnnld attack the ouony i'm
mrhiatoly. IT ~ Opportunity fl atil,n .
blow offers before Gen. Cough arrives Grn.
Roberta will mike an nttaels tle daN follow
log his arrival.
The 3tmea' Gahll diarafeh atyg Tho
NrRt move ~ Ien Roberts viii hn a. ejaaf
tho enemy from BRlln IiiaaRr and tho city
Ihia effected. tho troops nlav A. anarni Tnr
thcr Offensive ciInrta dntiA4 thn winter
II a posHlhio that the combination aHninat
uH, which ~ not mat tnnal lr,ti f~,Ely rrlis. .tnna
will collapse from irreRnlutinn Tho eumhf
nation has, within the paai iow days. apIa-
aNnily lost much aircnEth
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26

wood. straw, pnper and many other sub
HtauGaa never before used for that purpose.
Tho results of his experiments showed
That tho substance best adapted for
oa,honizntlon and tho giving out of In.
eandsscent light was paper preferably
thick like card. bonrd. but giving good re-
suits even when very thin. Tho beautiful
character of tho illumination and the steadi-
ness. reliability and non fasibiity OF the car
bon fllnment were not the only elements in~
Cdent to the new diaeovery that brought Joy
to thn heart Of Edison. There was further
element not the loss neGsssnry because oF It's
being hlddsn- the element OF proper and
uniform resistance to the passage Of tho cleo
trio current. Tho Inventors efforts to obtain
thls element hhd been by FAR The most hbori-
o'lR of any In Tho history Of his work from tho
| time ha undertook tho thak. and without 1t
absolute suGCsss to electric ineandescsnt IL
Elimination could not be predeated, oven
though NIL tho other necessary properties
wore present in the fullest degrees.
| Passing over Tho scores uf experiments
mns since Tho discover that the Enrfon
| framework NJ n littla plsee of pnper or thread
1 WINS Tho bret substance possible for inean-
degcent lighting, We come 10 consider the way
IN which tho Same Is prepared at tho present
/ time IN tho laboratory. With snltable punch
there lg ent from piece ot Bristol" card
! board n strip Of the same In tho form of n
miniature horseshoe about two inches In
length and ong.eghtt of mn inch In width. A
/ number or these Rtrl ~ are laid tiatwge In a
wrought-iron mould about tho blzb Of the
hand and separated from enrh other by tissue
/ paper. The mould IL then covered hnd pltesd
i IN M oven, Whero IT. Ia gradually raised tp n
temperature Gf nhnnt ag hundred degrees
Fahrenheit. This allows the volatile uor-
tiOrla of the paper t. pnss away. The mould
t. then rlnGcd In furnace and heated almost
ton white hent mud then removed and al
lnwe'l to cool gradually. On opnniug the
i mould tbs eharfnd remains 0f ths little horse
shoe Cnrd bphri are found H. must hn taken
out with he greatest GRre esa IL Will inll to
pieces After bejng removed from tho mould
II 1 pInced In II lttle gloho nnd attached to
the wires leading to the generating machine.
j / he glebe Ii then founectod with an air
! pump. and the lntter Is MT pnGa aet to work
extracting the mir. After the air mas bsen sx-
| tractHd tho x lpbe rs sealed and tho lamp la
] ready Tor iIsG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Capture Of One Of tLa James Gang, Charged
with Murder and Robbery.

KASsAs ClTY, Mo, Dee. %, navy FOX. ut
one time member OF the notorious Jesse
lanes gang was arrested IN SunIncr county,
Kansas. aud is now Ill jail III this city. He Il
under indictment for assisting IN the mutder
.nf II w. Whickers one G Ptnkorton's = dotec
lives. near Independence, MO. On the tenth
of March. ls74, and also for engaging 10 the
robbery of Il bank at independence during the
Iattar nart af 1876. Fox was with QaantretI
durlng the war An old comrade. who states
that Fox told the whole story of his pafuel-
nsfion in the murder aud the bank robbery
will he the chief witness against him.
MURDER AT A SAILORS aALL.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. .: a BAL N a
sailors boarding house last night IN local.
ity known as Paddy Hollow, IN tAis city,
negro woman, named Maria hall, staoneu
WIN. Marie. white sailor, with knit8 ~ the
left lung inficting mortal wound, from lne
effects of which the man died Ia thirty inln- s.
utes. The woman was arrested shorty @tlet
the occurrence and locked up 10 await eA-
animation.
FELL yHoM A THIRD STORY WINDOW.
MEMPHIS. Dee. 25-Early this morning the
dead hody az a man. Registered at tue Coth-
merciaI Hotel as F. Howell, Arkansas, was
found In an alley to the rear of Inc building.
The coroner's jury returned verdict OF aecl-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
Tho Maine Grecmhnclters Elect
Delegates 10 the National
Grecnback Convention.
Adopted DenourininE tho
Gnurna or tho RapnhlnanH THO
Latter Charged with Cor
rmplinr tho Itallot~boK
md Inciting Revo-
tuition.
luton,

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n'''' 49, ''''
fr"'il''n"h inthta e''t'"'h""' WV h''' ''''
doleHntru were appointed t. tho lnil9hhi con
.,tt,n r,ht,h nnrta in Nv N4aIriHrtpn january
. , ,,,.. ,t,,,,e.,,,,,,, q
:. til'E" Nv mug '"s
w i,ndi, !. " Mnfch nhh n"l"h 'i'ae",
IlHoIutIoug w1r,, tnF,trI tnrurHinH tho action
..,.o,,,, tt,,,,,,Il d.t,I,,lt1t, 4, fall
' 80. ,t.a, t,.
"iil''"h'A w 'h'"'' 't''' 'f'''''s'''" 49, "
had counted tht vote honestly. ih"N n'h"hthN
thn u,tolnnrna ur Republican politicians
4, ,,,idlc rnroIiuun and Tho nIIttoraurru HGnlnat
t, tItt Az
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ihanlt '" ~ '''s' 80
grace ~ ih" Atn'n hF Wrll h4 Mn fh,, Ih' Nt
lhry cxpftgH I'll" oihti"l INN W. l"l't34'
Unnn NJ" IN tbs minority II fl'& &9lhi'' hi'i iliI
larE" mMlaii'F ~ thnh w@all' hAV" t''
m"nib "t Va" "l'p"l'l"il ma u ''''t "iI '''
extensive hithet nnd 'he FiIff litiht'l' i''h
w th' poll lh"r W v "tth th'n. nha \!
tliHuatipnth" humiilA'tng RprHiW'l""i MAIN" ~
United hhlt"a n"rhtoih ofEhR'l ill lt.h 4i'lE
tho community 10 II blhlt oi N'niHHUN htit
Threatens riot attd hifn'lhheh. htl ""hdntnh NJ
thn Hrnainal crininhliiii nht nllhi tih' lh
who. having li VAIN corrupted ihN h#ii"' lh'N.
now appeal 9th" power II revolution.
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1nihlhllthW NHi" lh'i"n'N 'Pnil'li''' v.
no fhfitn''a t'l 'f'tlh ''t 'I1i', - ','t'''
Of election Y" ~ baai, 'Ghnuii,l' Wit - e.
called ana fhnl new "n@ WIN Y" "iti'Hti w.
u" iaen"d I" ih7"'tt. hel"io'''a'l
THE lselrrMrNr IN MAtNE Mpi iH BAN
aoN Klsrl.t.ta 10 AILnw rim oItprtso or
TIii. GsovIit%nR IL III ctRnrI.p OFT.
u.N,,,r A. VI, NJ, Grant excitement
vvna t,cntol neto today Wv thr rnIoft uf Ihn
intended removal OF nrtna aud a,nmnn-
Hin Win don.I r,,. ,,.tranqnn,tntlon to Aur,I1ttn.
Ahnut I o.rinrl ~ ~ two frtIck trnuls tondrM
vii nrma and ammunition. were atoppod ON
,ha k,,n.t,alr.n,, L,idvn NJ Il ,r,,wi which
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
CURRENT lit NOR.

Tho Grpni hnom now streIrhea ClCstr nrros8
the continent, md while ono nud iA Cbaiing In
tha Pacific Tho othor IL sizzling IN tho Atlnn-
tic.
There nrn sornn persons OF such magnificent
mportnnca that when they wrto the words,
in Go We trust, they spell we with n
capital Nv"
Stngy parson Your charge Bcems high
ono sweep You earn your money very
ea4ry'" sweep, with il grin "ina. sir; W.
gan'lemnn o tho eloth do, sir Don't we Rr2'
A. girls advance toward Womanhood, mnny
oi their notions undergo change, t0r III
stance, when small, they benya In tho mnn'
III tho moon. ~ mnturer years they believe in
the nHn in the honeymoon.
Don't tell your wife that scalakln Racques
nrr going ont Vt fashion. Hrr mind IA eleii-
nitniy settlcd ON that question and sho Will
reply that she Is glad Tor they Will bo 50
cheap lSt Louis Spirit.
The clergyman In n acnrtain town having IA
tho custom ia. published the bannH OF matri-
mony bet wNnn two persons. he WAS followed
by the clerks rNGdtng tho hymn beginning
wi theAe words. "Deludod souls that dream
Of heHYnnt'
popular Clergyman wna greatly bored by
II lady who admired him without reserve.
"Oh, my d'Ar Mr.. -, said she, there isn't
any harm IN loving Onets paator, is therer
Certainly not, madam, replied the worthy
clerical, mot tho least In the world, not SO
long t3 the feeling Is not reciprocated.
A fashionable garment can now be made by
taking your husbands ulster, dyeinR 1t
bronr, cutting off the breast pockets, gath
ering 1t behind, and sewing ten cents worth
OF black rurhing around the neck. With ono
of these on, u fuiddleaRed woman can sail
into iiye-cent store with the air Of dueh-
rSR.
Boys must be disciplined. The palm OF
the parental hand will do, II applied during
tn, first i've wears: a switch il delayed five
years louger, and a club IL put of TIL three
times live years arc attained. After that, as
demonstrated twice In Chicago during the
past week, fathers have to shoot rebellious
sons dead on the spot.
A colored minister In Georgia was brought
to trta. before the deacons of his church for
stealing bacon. After q number Of witnesses
had been examined the deaeons retired, and
afterward returned the following verdict
"rhe Rsv. Moses Bedso am acwitted OF the
situations dat he actual stole de pork, and
twas not shode dat somebody else intent
have been wearin his coza, but the brudder
is hereby 'fectonately warned dat In future
he must be more keerrul.'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-26
SOUTH AMERIt

LONDON. Dec. al rho Daily Nrra haa
been requested by The Peruvian Mintainr 10
state that tharr IL no foundation tnr thu rn-
port from n Chtlian source. pnhiah"i In the
New York Herald chat revolution had
broken ont in Mpquegua Il"Arama from
Lima. received by the Peruvian Legation AT
London. via Panama. Darember IL. do mol
mention aueh revolution.
BurNos AyRrs, Dec. The prevailing
opinion here IL that tho war on the wet Cnaet
is practically over tho allies b"ug reported in
a state of complete diainieRratian.
VALPARAISO, Dec Iht allies, alter their
defeat at Dolores. concentrated aL Tarapnea.
whore thoy were attacked lay tho Chtiiars and
driven from their position with hraNN "aa.