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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13
A BRAVE H0OsIsR GIRL
Cutting Q Cancer from Her Arm
with Her Own Hand.

osean (ind.l Tines.
Living in . plain cottage situated
between two farms on the main settle
ment near Portville, about seven
miles from Olesn. i a young woman
named Mary Langdon. Her mother
has been almost helpless invalid for
many years. She herself has long
suffered with q terrible cancer on the
upper part Of her left arm. To cure
this or ~ alleviate the torment of
mind and b"dy which it has caused
has been her constant thought, her
ever present care. The aid VI com-
petent physicians has been called in
and every kind Of treatment resortsd
To. but with No hopeful result.
Expert medical men pronounced the
case q hopeless one. and the poor girl
was regarded by all. and by herself,
as the doomed victim Of The dreadful
disease. A lady doctor Of reputed
skill in the treatment Of cancer r.
Gently visited the sufferer, but gave
no word Of encouragement. After
she had gone Mary she'd mo- tears. but
resolved upon q desperate and danger
Gus expedient. and when she had
resnl~ed speedily carried her design
into execution. She ran q stout
needle beneath the cancer, drawing
the thread through it. With this
thread she tied the artery. using her
teeth to aid her. She then took q
sharp table knife and cut the cancer,
which vas Of unusual size. out 0f her
arm. This done. she took the mass of
quivering flesh which she had re-
moved from her arm. and without .
word to any enc buried it in the rear
Of the outage. So quietly had the
girl gone through this terrible oper-
alton that no one in the house vas
aware Of it until some time after.
Having bound up and covered the
terrible wound in her arm, she went
about her household as usual. Of
course the result Of this fearful piece
Of surgery il difficult to predict. The
girl Is not at present suffering any Ill
effects, and it Is sincerely to be hoped
that 20 much courage and endurance
will BE- rewarded BY . complete cure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

Ths esaearssst Eessl0tion - submit to
the Psepls cestitsesenal sondoe"t
prohibiting IL saIs asd oasutscture OF
liquor, failed 70 Pen Tie 0essse on Fri day,
not rscsiviag esastitsiipeal 0ajoeity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

CnDcA00 LIVE SsocK NA1KR.
Hoe6Quiss ssd vsak s % &c esaas
highee; light = 1601S IS; hsssy aized
peekisg . . @ = IS; shipping . NC
= 60.
Boeoipls. 1900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13
New Police Uniform.

Vy0W E WV OAbAAOA 49,
Alderman Frank Newton vent to St.
Louis Lat week 10 take . look at the Met
ropolitans and see what would best become
our own force. They have concluded 70
adops the summer uniform Of the s.. Louis
police, which consists ri blue Aannel ssck
coats and pantaloons Of the saue. The
coat to be single breasted. with short turn
over collar, to button close 10 the chin, and
to reach half way from The hip joint 70 the
knee, with four silver plated buttons bear
ing the Letters IS. r." on the front, no
pockets to show on outside. Pantaloons
same style - uniform pants, indigo blue.
A white shirt blsck Decktie. single breast.
Cd vest with nine buttons, and cap. VI
navy blue will conplets the costcLse.
The star will Be silver Plated, the same
sise sn6 shaps Of those Of the St. Louis
police, only in plsee Of the State coat Of
arms there will b . wreath. IN the center
Of which will Be The number. Above and
below The wreath Will b the inscription,
'.Sedalia Police" There will b twenty Of
thess stan ordered, nunbersd from one up.
The star and buttons will be the property
of the city.
The Nssshals star vill Be gold gilt a
also his hattonA Il . very short dne our
polies viii pssssat . very tony sPPeaF-
2Dco.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

This sssaiaG. st 3 o'clock at Tie German
Luthesnn OhnrcA, Rev. Chs. Kraft o6c,s-
TIM, Nr. August Xsysr will Be united IN
marriage to Nio Matte Losdermano, both
of this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

that he saw him on Sunday morning BE-
tween 2 and O'Clock q the depot couven.
ing With . couple Of stranger.
C-There cannot be any mistake On
Bob's part?
Pie says not, says he knows The
Colonel heap better than Q dollar note, and
is positive be cannot be mistakes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-05-13

pog0o0Al
Judge Seam d expected home thi'
week.
Speed Ssspbens, of Boon'ille. 10 sx-
pected II town today.
Mr.. Bond will fsvor Eedalis With hia
presence the lask Of this week.
w. II. Adaus, Of g. Louis, + in the
city stopping 1t Mn. ". A. Mor.ill's on
Fifth street.
"A. A. Boutwell, IL coufsed in his room,
corner Of Naasaehesesis and Seventh streets,
Mr.. Jas. F. Dovney, the enterprisins
sDdaalented publhhsr Of the Louisiana
Journal called on The BAsoo yesterday.
Mr.. Chs. w. Bullss will lssve for
st. Louis on The 10th Inst. - . representa-
tive 10 the 0ssnd Lodge 10 o F, Of Mis-
souri,
w. p. Riou, formerly Main street clerk
in this city, 10 nov clerk in the lsrge dry
goods house Of n. C. Moore e Co.. Nsvsda,
Missouri.
Mr.. &. J. Eegleston leaves on the 2lst
a representative to the 0raod EncamP-
ment 1. O. o. F. Of Missouri, which meets
in St. Louis on the 22d.
-Mn w. W. 8. Snoddy left on the
morning train yesterday for brief whit to
frie nd st Smithton. The Colooel will prav
to-day ct the Reformed church.
Miller Ballard. Of the Psci6c, = in
town crossing his leg under the Garrison
and . young laAy o. Fifth stress yearns
for hs spsed, sstssn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
summons.
p,vrp nR.SrHAvER. Plaintiff.

in tAe ps..rics Court Of the Thrd yudicAi District
 Territory of Arizona, County Of MohAve.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
THURSDAY,

War in China.
 Last night the coldest of thc season. Vegetables of all kinds in the market. B.. Wade is again happy father. This time it was fine boy.
 Prescott has six blacksmith shops, and they all turn out good work.
 Prescott beer drinkers keep two tirst- class bTeweries busy manufacturing fd9er' Mrs. NJ. T. Herzog, we understand, IS quite sick with fever and sore throat.
 Several of the Prescott mining experts and capitalists are preparing to go on a prospecting trip.
 Williamson Valley was pretty we'll rep resented in Prescott to-day by some of the heaviest grangers.
 Bancroft. with tomatoes. melons and po- t,toes. came in from the Lower Agua fna this afternoon.
 Prescott has about 75 or so Chinamcn. which is75 or so too many. Now IS sagoou time 10 get rid of them.
 Alex Harris returned from trip to the plark Hills last evening. He saw scmc big inning prospects on ms "'P ""''' were mostly copper
 VA. Rowe is in town and we nope 70 hear of something being d"ne towards the construction of the Gillett and Bradsha" wagon road. urs l. A Stevens is enroute to Prescott from her trip to Indiana, Mississippi anu other states, where she has relatives anu friends living. c,,uforJ Hathaway is home from his ..,,nis ,o ,he Peck and Bradshaw sections, where he found things lively, in fact boom ing.
 n n Gille,t is running the Hermosa uinc in Patagonia District. Pima county ,nn has so-stamp null on the way HUI" e VI Francisco.
 .owhere in inc MINER, will be found l.. vcrfisement of W. II. Throne, hes' an ad ecnanic. He makes speciality o class IL pumps, which are just the ihins U Arizona
 been rush ot business in th There ha ,s this week. and stIil the or Justice Oou, B,g talk, and lotsot h. ' V Is ho' 'n r., 'm eminent lawyers '' nrosecution anu
 ..;, ed al this office Sn orig
 we u"rs sntitl ,d the Grea. -Ame'lo- Psl Bum, fsr pnbl.ca ion o1. % to lay it a'ise. fe length h we are comp '''s' " inc present, at least
 ,..,,,.r VA xls arc well filled vii Prescott iehoS' srtIing. flo ring, eiC notwithstanding .ns rd g o thcrs wh, arc i" proving their places
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

DAVID BRAxTHAyER. Plaintiff.
 
 Tn. H.eshsrry Mn ana Mining Co. B.
 u sfaar and Pxnl BreoB. cgmrcs-
 inc inc Arm Of Hrsou h Spear c
 S,urrson. Win B Eiden0ar and s4sn1 summons. fsroxier composing the 6rn of kiac-
 ,s.,v A tsrosisr. |. Rzshfo si. R N Bur
 s.,is.er syd wu c Bashford. compes-
 fag the firm sf s-hford Co.
 plsfr gehn Hoxea aud David Calm,
 .., hrs,,sht tu the psssrsc4 Court of fhe Third J,iirsi bsstric and fer tho county of Mohases in ths Terrisory cf trisoos. ....,,.
 y, 7sgvflsre of trrasa ssis gresfssg To thf Hach- s.--x Mn seA Mining coupauy. B spear sod Psnl Isrrs,u composing tac nrm cf iireun rE<~rs V s4rrsssu wsa deElgur and SaFHpei Cro8left con tsit,r The hfun of Rsaesoar Crozer, l. bAsht0ra ~ I Rarnistrs sud V n Bsshsord eotasos1ng ae hl.s of T BzshfOra . c.. W btNke- Joan H"~sA ~s4 psxsa Ckh,s Defenasnts.
 ysr arr hsrsay sanaara-a and repaired Co arIesf ta .n s-saou broneAt sesusf yoa sy the atnfsHa.saesi r.ir:ie in tho ri-trsct Court cf the Third 1udlcA risssy ot Arizona. and aa-ssF te complaint eied rlta tbe s.rk af the Court at Siusr fAfk. i1 sad f7o- tv fl. s,s og ~tieh cosnglsiit acrgufenic@ this ss- rst eithia tuessty dave tsxefubtys sf rss ess oi r Yicei sstsF ts service nFen yo7 ei taH s1inons, n sl Id tss county. bat if served eut og hs oouuy and .sihsn sAts istrrt thea within tif'y aAss iH N ata-F eAsss forsY aAys =. s.sa scsi. s bzoKhs cst1ln deres of tl.s coar' fer ths foreclosure of certsin Een essifec In hf So.unp.ssus. fer tae Cf e2sS sat tnfr-est-
 A,,i y, nrs h.rvhy nahe saas sf rsa fNz sa arPcsr ard Asg-x the comp za, above rsErrss De IlHin tte i fass asfsu kgsifst ysu eHd spFy to ths Corr for The rssf aSzssra n ssid uEs<nf and eosfs asd | ,ssslsurreansnss su tA lenaH sErsastst. sarf ss Miuersl Park 1H, day ef July, A n t.4s | lsEsLl f.assiso cs,sk. sA NvxL uAxILrcy, Assy. fer fl4snna'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
WEDNESDAY

rsr.-some unkrown person has BEQJ m ;n aid of the new Methodist gwen sO, Los Angeles.
 of live freight went out on Quite loa1 V X Co.'S stage to-day. Gilmer Salisbul
 named Hutchison ar Ayoung druggist Nm Haywards. Cal, rived on Saturday in
 McCaferty is pro- The trial Of Caters. :, in Justice Moves gressing, as we go to pres court.
 The saw.mill a. SmithviIic riyate letter morrow so we learn by r from A gentleman interested
 I,;s officially announced that Fl 'uted a Fror,o,, of Arizona has been appo I;er,ersr, in inc United States Army rn.r;. considerable sickness ont the VI T, .hovs inc military post. We hear o' o instance where there are ten out o' 0's'N" in one family sick. s,-,e.n, Oliver yowlcs is now a'tendlns 10 the delivery ot telegrapn'1 "'.roesi,lc cel,cc,,ng dues. etc, In his usual ana gentiemahi! way
 Hrr,inrcr. jolly good fellow, ls par."I. l1as. with Mr RacLrT m tho new restaurant uSN ery. etc, where formerly was kept 'ne Oe"- tral Saloon.
 The New Mexico people arc ia'N'1s ,,,--;',, ,l.1s about the mining resources oi ' ,la. and rv The lates, find IS in Hell Canyon ""' it isn't such warm place ei'he''
 Our esteemed friend C. T. Rogers ", waa' ,l,o,,, ,h. las, of th,s week, open hls mcas market. He understands inc buslhe'S "'''' wiil got his share of the patronage.
 The Chinese washermen, some 'cn ,or' % twelve, who attacked ]. H. Behan ius,;e, fe;S day. were on trial to-day before Juss.s, ,.s Cate. After considerable testimony n-y,u' taken the case went over until t0-niV''O"'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
MANNER OF DRAWING.
sum m ons.
In the District Court Third Judicial District. Territory
 of Arizona, County of Mohaye, CHARLES KAIGHIN, Plaintiff,

CHARLES KAIGHIN, Plaintiff,
 a. The Blackberry Mil and Mining Com
 pany, B. Il. Spear and raal Breon,
 composing the firm Of Breon Spear,
 ]. c. Currton. Vim. B. kidenour aud
 samuel Croxier comPosing the hrm Of
 Iaaen0ur & Crozier, L Bashford, K.
 II. Burmister and W. C. Bashford.
 composing the firm of l.. Bsshford
 Co.,, F. W. Blake, John Howell and
 David Calm.
 Action brought in the District o.Szrt, of the Third Judicial District snd for the CodBty of Mohaye, In the Territory of AriEora.
 The Territory of zon. sends greetiag to the Hack berry Mil and Mi ling Company, l. H. spear aud fsn Cureton, VT B lldcnour and Samuel Croser, com posing the frm of RideDour and CrOEaer l bAshioLu, R. B. Br r,s.tgr and Win. Bashford, composing the firm e l. Bashford & Co.,, '. W. biAke 'ohh h""el quo David Calm. .- - s,, am action brought against you by toe aoose ~ ~hsnso rlaiutiG in the District Court, ot the Ihira bstrist in and for the County or hoAve ih .ee ,,rr of Arfxoua aud answer the complaint hsed Nith ,,s erk of the Court st Mineral Park h sAla oO1hs Id eopy of which complaint seconl tns fthip twenty days exclusive the dAS oi serstcs the service upon yoa ef this saninons - s s,s thss county; ou h served out of the county ssa sis his Disric tsen within thirty days In A otef eA'e
 ana Nm are hereby notified that yen fA 10 Arpea' .a arswer the conp!aint above reirslf me Pt.ia m uii appfy Co the Court for the rsict aeinsns, M saa complaint. and eoss and disSurssissn's ID 'A 0
 ss,vet nnasr Tuy hand and the seal of the said De ! ,-tct Court, this 3stA day Of dune. A. p. ls.e. l W CALpwKAL WnIcHr. | rA~vrl HAsILroS, Aay. for Pisintia.
 isEALl ausSofp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

Canned rss,e FruHs e ess. P~r e<s, si Bo-en' Kuo~irs Co.
 No ha-abar. bu, sveryGsia al co q Ho~en' KnoNslss k Co.
 Mountaiueers at the "Cabinet." coshfss ssovrs-las.-s patterns and tah salf-l ~ A sx .-.s r,.,-.is frep HftL & fEEnEEzcAt-
 Smith < Woolscy's xxx and Doanle h.A- ,,s Fsu,;iv Flour. equal to California, e. '5 p,r sack. 50 lbs. at ShipscF's I. \. L. Store.
 rhase. Ea-srra Baooa ;e ets. per E-'and al H0~sD' KncEies q Co. New is ysar chance to buy your Erosise eaeaf As ~ slysssss out sAl- of Bouua. KnoFtes k co.
 u.a.tns ssssvvs of evvty pattern can es proeAfsss Hii k FrrlerseRs. PTioes ranging from VI ai~ s@' Sc. closing out prices os Bowen. KaO~is> Co
 ry sA. Black oOlons Tea. at ss es.. rr b s' BeveH Knouies & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
A REAL LADIES JOURNAL.

The ,erp~ss of p<rsoes I.srs.ursls oes ef ts moss .srsssns chsrsessrstics of the se 10 which Ss I've Mi eri, ass every sBt xiAzs po@eess its ns~s- r.,-r a voted the saihsraR of general nfslesnce .s.s. sf tfsas knt cammsree, every sohool ef theurht e xry srt ssd sepes has iIs spsl oras ss wen vhich b saaise assntissy eT e pscsaar eircs' E sl,i. trr, aiisfsc rsbdvtsen Of labor nRht have ha sxpscs e the lefses have snevsss their f saaFs Of ssenison; sad nusnbsress periocio.as are ssiea ti m in tie sixsrfss Of Fashion, tss eth ole Of vsrsoas kinds of yOrk- the ln0s eneie ol e Fsssouabae ofsa, etc hud ssce tae isvesslss gsis s Assr, |. asre to froascs eyery Arais tbs bet i G tsns n ,,.s ts, ie exscod that ia s country ts
 .si rnswsssBs ef Fsshisn would sooner 0f later mahs V. ss s I'd tss ur,,a out EHsscss' TksEIoS orAn- of ~e,ch shs Fan umnisr lies before us. sesns h every respst aes ya., sa. sa! s -. - s t.ve Here srs al fhshons of thf conne tsA lns- srsssa snd ds-sh ss ss ssngh in ysssl = -, ssssJ
 -, ts~- sf Srsan designs. baf ths faifAful irsp-
 vt.s t, essus<ssna srsts Of actual osstufnes m nc Eshs s.s. ss ~ s, ..,. sS =. ..s eoasss ss sxeesssa w8sh esuzl naeilty snd .feslenc- A8a =. eorusny4ns he de- rTtien ef ssch sna etsrJ ssein - .vr.-s os sKssllsuos. rallks esiaiogss sf ssoss ssssni oniy n yurrhsstsE fro@ on. Pssts
 ysv.s..srs' 6ssiss io whieh lzay nsT mshs eoa- ..s,s rs.-~rs fn her desa9s wIth te uearest store p,sr .lss v4sh suy hsa. dress Fesos e ia<, .s s,Sssv sss sxy sesr q isnr- vhst sasls q sosis sise sassd sslee srd rhss prsees naz ily ss s.s..s u~r fer fsza We thknK ac ncf eEeF erste
 - s s.v fhns rnsraztae af iias daacriT4suE 70 An .1.aa.i. sFsfy hoHHeht1. wness.f faa ei per: ssas sh0se si slssi lnson.s. ' ssese ILss s,~isi Ns..iue xssx6iss sbss esneEzsit 1ssA anl .~-.s,..s.,p af sxsrTsssn in G. Nay of TNsnss-
 T1rursis As~ary zpsrtnssss ef fhe HHzazias is a-< ,.-. r,srfssfsss. taor5sa, Aketehss nna ysss, ef tSrr. ar tsrslgfisssses eezps tis portion of its
 s.. al srs afxrrstnra its aessos sn drrsslaAe1Eg srssslssl .pex-.sasas ier housessegets cod Ss. ~s1..s .rsase on ls8s ns1iza sf hass. sheA VI = .er.fs-i tF essry tctsf of fsfacg Euff.
 -s. srsfs ~ sassE1nas usy ad ns
 r |. ss,a3 s7saagat hsf fsssa nfse fsl t3 ar'
 -. Der ss,assy psh0pt dns tnsSlsdgs. tas F1h -. f.~e tsrrs.wrs sgetsi esfss sf aEafNres sli
 -. -. ~f sle raE nnnaissr, uhseh thsy sfsa 2, .-es so aax address. fr~, ca reessa es tA1rs eea ''is sss ..s. sS Elsst Co., 2ss e s ElshsA AvsR-s xes Tozk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
No.icr r.r Publication.

Hsxs oFszra. PnsscoTr, A. T.
 eefa. fEfA- fHse. ~-sl. f. sr-sr s s- thsi De fagxlnf 1es4se setf N t ss.s asis ar kss snirstsaa alzks aaal frsot s. .ssr.yt af hss sssn ar4 Ansl eaifT tesri .f ss sxxsrsssh as fktyfY aays from te aatH pl ta@ ,.ess.r sia. xAwEz 1T. bHoNN. gf lsvefNi tesa.s s n fer O. sW ts al NE eUS ST h of " .s- .-< L.s s-sa z uss I'D fa nerth FsaNt waz- ns - .-.s Ie-s- N car af yssspsl eguntF. A. T.,
 Hx. \. ksI1T, keEistsf. Prescott. AsssSss, ss4t. n, Is7ss-&s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

MONDAY NExT.-On Monday morning next will open my new Meat Market, two doors south of Kelly S Stephens.
 Oct. 3-9t c. T. ROGERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Fridays News.

CT. Rodgers has purchased the meat market of Coffee X Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

C. T. Rodgers has purchased the meat market of Coffee X Co.
 MONDAY NExT.-On Monday morning next, I will open my new Meat Market, two doors south of Kelly < Stephens.
 Oct. 3-2t C. T. ROGERS.
 GRAND OPENING! FREE LUNCH !--Hel incer & Becker will throw their doors open 10 the public tomorrow evening, on which occasion they will spread free lunch to all. Go and see them and get acquainted
 IA SoSoRA.-we have received No. 1, VI | of A naper published at Tucson, named "La Sonora" printed in Spanish and FngIish. The new paper, which presents 1,ood apnearance, is edited by Josefina Corella and furnished to subscribers at p 70 verv reasonable price of g per anr nm, May it live and prosper is the wish of the MINER.
 The Daily Herald, which conn .enced If, m inc fst of this month, has r lale it's ap. p.arancc. It Is the largest daily in Ari zona. has c,ght colums of sading mattci and twenty of advertisJ .g. which is pretty fair starter. IL the people of Pheni, do their duty, they will ce that their daily paper is supported ana keep it alive. Th' proprietors, we are g .lisfed will do thci part.
 GoINe AWAY Miss Hattie Tucker, a yer. exemplary, int lligent and industriou young lady, wb has been iu the employ . the editor of the MINER for nearly eigh months as typo, eook-kec?er, ete- take her departr re for PhenIx to-rhorrow, whcr she will r main with her mother, for lev days be- ore proceeding to San Francisco where nc is compelled to go for medic' trcatr ,cnt. Her brother typos will bid he God spcc6. aud wish her sale lourne! plS asant visit, speedy and safe return
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-28
just Like a Man.
[Dstroit Free Press.

Mrs. Cligho went down to the Sandwich
Springs the other day with some friends, and
after she had departed her husband looked
around the house to see what he could do to
busy himself. The front steps looked rather
brown, and he pulled off his coat, hunted I'D
paint and brush, and In an hour he had COM
pIeted as nice q job OF painting as any house
wife would care to Sec He had g. right to
chuckle over 1T, and to imagine how pleased
his wife would be, but no one can tell what an
hour may bring forth. Even before she had
opened the gate on her return the wife got red
In the face, fiourished her parasol around, and
called out:
You great big Idiot! Won't you never
learn anythingW
"Wh--what'5 the matter now2" he gasped
Matter? Why, I've invited dozen peo-
pie to come In this evening and eat strawber-
ries and play whist"
eyes; we'll Can't they Gomez"
Cant they? Hasn't every blessed one o1
them got to come In at he side door and see
that sittlng-room carpet all full OF holes
and the back hail all torn np2 I'll die be
fore I'll let EN-, and II you don't get soap-sudf
and rag and take that paint of I'll hire 1t
DONE"
Mr. Cligho was just an hour and half at
the job, and when men went past and asked
him what he was doing, he softly replied thai
no was using soap suds to exterminate rec
ants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-28
CITY ECHOES.

Jake Ryan, Jr., for obtaining cup Of coffee
under fals pretenses, was locked up.
Louisa Washington, Tor carrying revolver
concealed about her person, WAS locked up.
Officer w MeFord, OF the Second Precinct,
shot and killed Vicious dog that had bitten q
boy
A colored child aged ten months, named
Lottle Dixon died SUDDENLY at its parents res
denee, No. u franklin street.
Chas. Williams, alias Taylor, WAS locked up
In the Fourth Station, charged with having
stolen property In his possession.
Yesterday, q thing BY the name of Salvatore
Vio. WAS incarcsrated In the Third Station,
charged with crime too revolving to rnen~
tion.
John McCue, and sailie Daley and Maud
locked up ID the Central Station, charged with
disturbing the peace and violating ordinance
Eo h0g
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-28
TILE REGATTA.

The State amateur rowing regatta at the
New Lake End begins to-day, and. weather
and water permitting. the sport will com
mencs ut about o'clock.
There have been four races fixed for to-day.
as follows: First race, single seulls, ail
weights, second race, working boats; third
race four-oarsd gigs, and fourth race, junior
single sculls
The entrees In each are sufficiently numer-
ous and Of q character to give q guarantee
that they will be as exciting and interesting
as the most sanguine could wish or ezacting
demand. Particularly does the first race
promise to be lively, and much interest ia
manifested In 1T, for the records made by
both O'Donnell and Mumford lead their
friends to place great hopes IN their perform
ances, and there are nuu,ber Of persons who
are confident that Foley will not be- so far
behind the two favorites as a great many who
| do not know him believe he Will be.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-28
LOUISIANA.

A woman only twenty-four year old, and
the Insane Asylum from East Feiciana par
ish.
The Baptist convention, recently assemb bled
at Minden, was the largest and most earnest
body Of the kind assembled In North Lou
iSiana.
Mr.. Prosper Chedvlle, of Plaquemtnes
parish planted five arpents OF ground IN
watermelons from which he made 5000 over
and above expenses.
Unless the suffering crops find speedy re-
lief in abundant showers OF rain, the corn
crop of this parish will be almost failure
and the cane seriously injured Merldlonal.
There is rumor that the cotton caterpillar
has already appeared on the Chenal, and 1t is
feared that the pests will soon commence the
work Of destruction POinte Coupee Pelican.
The bayou Lafourche has fallen so low that
the Bertha and Trenton have been compelled
to abandon their trips. The navigation of the
Lafourche is now left to 1atboats and cat
fish.
On last Friday week Mr. Lucien Percian
shot and instantly killed George Vignes, IN
Pointe Coupee parish. Percian surrendered
himself, and was released on $4,000 bonds until
his trial.
A man named Corte robbed the store OF
Fritz Rpade, of Glencoe, on Thursday week,
of $50, The money was recovered. Corte had
been cared for by Mr.. Roade while he was des-
tltute and sick.
Last Saturday, In Morgan City, as the re-
suit of quarrel, VIM. Richardson became go
enraged at Alfred Sessions, that he struck