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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16
A Touching Incident.

A lady in the street met little girl
between two and three years old, evil
IDENTIFY lost, and crying bitterly. The
lady took the baby's hand and asked
where she was going. ... ..
"Down town to find my papa" was
the sobbing reply.
What is your papa's name?"
His name is papa"
"But what is his other name ? What
does your mamma call him? 2"
She calls him papa" persisted the
little creature,
The lady then tried to lead her along,
saying: "You had better come with
me. Iguess you came from this way"
Yes; but I don't want to go back.
Iwant to find my papa, replied the lit
tie girl, crying afresh as If her heart
would break.
"What do you want of your papa u
asked the lady.
want to kiss him."
Just at this time sister of the child,
who had been searching for her, came
along and took possession Of the little
runaway. From inquiry it appeared
that the little ones papa, whom she was
so earnestly seeking, had recently died,
and she tired of waiting for him to come
home, had gone out to find him. --Clere.
land Herald.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

Norristown Herald Two women of
Watertown are going to have talking
match for the championship, and eight
cen hundred of the twenty-three hun
dred inhabitants of the place have al
ready purchased tickets for the west.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

AL Is hollow where the heart bears
not part, and aliis in peril where the
principle 10 not the guide. "< 1f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

The most useful pedestrian is the man
who walks the floor nights with the
baby.--Neso Fork Herald. ga I'll
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

The UNIVERSAL WoRRT.-Things are
we'll balanced in this world so, far as
taking comfort goes, and I begin to be-
lieve that, high bred and low, all have
their tribulations. Fishes are hooked,
worms are trodden on, birds are fred
at Worry is everywhere. Poor mems
wives worry because the bread won't
rise, or the stove won't draw, or the
clothes-line breaks, or the milk burns,
Or the pane Of glass is mended with
VMty, or they can't afford to hire help.
11lch mems wives worry because the
preserve dish is not the latest pattern,
or because somebody finds out how a
party dress is trimmed before the party
happens, or because some grandee's
wife overlooks them, or because their
help sarses 'en,, breaks up tea-sets,
spoils dinners, and cuts up sheets into
underclothing. Causes vary. but worry
averages about the same. The scale Of
mile is different ON different maps, but
places remain just SO far apart, and 80
do humanity and content.-Mrs. Dias.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

QUEEN PppDINa.--Soak q pint of
bread crumbs in boiling milk, add the
yolks Of four eggs, we'll beaten to stiff
froth, with four tablespoonful of
white sugar; put in the oven, and bake
a very light brown. Flavor with
essence of vanilla or lemon. 1e .it'
BRRAKFAsT CAKE.-Two eggs, two
cups sugar, two dessert spoons Of but
teri beat well; add one cup sweet milk,
four teaspoonfuls cream tartar and two
teaspoonfuls soda mixed with fivs,cups
Of -four and salt. !U f.i sse. sa.s
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

Maid Of the Mist The girl Who eloped.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-16

Tho Only Temperance Biftsrs Known.
The best blood Purifier and Cathartic. Warranted
to cure all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood. An effectuai remedy for WynReEela,
Piles and all Female Complaints, ScrefM-
In, skln Dlseases. etc. These Btttcrs are CAL
cuisied for both sexes. and are destined 70 become
great household necessity. We recommend We
eeniite Blttera for all chronic weaknesses Of the
For sale by all druggists and deaers In medicines
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Peace IN Mexico, But Several Rey0-
Iutioms Under Way in Hayti.
novas del Castillo's Address to
the Spanish Cortes The
ChiIians Defeated
Tho Church Question in Belgium Tho Gold
Weather Throughout Europe
THE EhT INDIES.

HAVANA Deo. H. The French mall atnnmar
via III. Thomas. NTH. brings tho following al
vIres,
raHT All PRINCE Nov 7t.-All disorders have
Disappeared under tho revised constitution
The presidential torn Is liked nj eght years
md tho salary Mt f95.oNo por annnm The
Pfesidani IL vnsteh with tho right 10 hppnint
nud remove nll pubic funrtiannrlea: nlpo Will,
power 10 plOso h. chambers Eautahca Of deHtl,
for political ntfensns hos j. on abolished.
Generals fanta. annifronf and Mnutmnronny
are silI hidden Mt u foreign opnsulaie. Gat
arpla Iiarla4na md L'rnoh ara stlI IN prison
awaiting tha result nf Hn Investigation H.
aia chief nf the Idhernla Ia 10 Jamtiina
Tho coffee seaspn IL ~ Its height. large
shipments nrn helng mRla r. the Uni ed kntt 8
ana Eurore. Frnanut quotation 81 IL per cwt
FAN HoMINgn. Nov Hre- ident auierm0
II closely hesiaRed In tho oRriai. II IA rumorad
that he dispatched tn war schooner Unp rttlO
with commissioners tp Havana to aRk Md from
Captain Gonernl Hlanco.
HAVANA, Dnn 1.-Tna Havana newspapers
III day publish dispatch trpm Porto RIep m
uounoiug that President Gullermo nf Ean
Domingo. hpa arrived ihpra with hIa nlnsry
Tho ravoIutIoaIs's In San Domingo ara tri
Nmnhnni.
IiHein"es IN tho northern prpVipeoa Is unln
tnrrnUfad. LRtgn shipment ! uf tobacco 10 Ger
rrnuy nnyN boom rundn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

MADRID Den ti.-Tho newly appointed Hpan-
iRh tutntAtarR took th0lr anAtE Ia tho 0hHmhaf
uf bepuloa yesterday.
Fremiar Gnuoyns bpl Castillo In announcing
tha formation ~ HE GAhinnt, paiI that The ro-
cent crisis WA duo 10 tho term In which the
bill fri nrDnnmia lefptma In Out ~ was drawn
up. TINT tho presout gov"tnmoti, equally with
fhnir pfnlanosH0rs. would anrH0tt iho bill for
Tho abolition of slfvnry In Cuhn. aud would
~ sent fresh proposals. ior q Ganprom loo ho,
hlas of tho nquel duties nj NIL Hpauiards tn
support their fhat ~ tho public burden: TINT
tho ministry wo nd dnriin ths uuesipns Mt ISSUE
imuRttiRlY ana toat thny would shortly submit
their proposals with Ioferenee 10 Cuba.
At tfa conclusion pf thn FtamiRr : Tamnrka
an Interpolation was brought forward by n
minority of the constitutional party. asking for
further inf ,rmhtion IA to tho causes OF the rn-
cont OrIsla Tho prominr sHed that lio was
obliged M ~ to the Senate, but that he would
return Immediately and rNply to tho intoruela-
ton. The constitutional deuutiaR strongly
eScltoment onsHnd, in tho mi.lst Of which tho
President OF the Ghn1ber OF Deputies put on
his hat and declared tho ailtlng oloRei. There
was graat aXGitement.
LONDON Dec IA diapRteh from Madrid to
tho Times says tho declaration Of Premier Gan
ovaa dol Castillo, In tho Chamber OF Deputies
yesterday was rnoeysd with stroug express
RiOns nf dlaapprovfI, ono faetlon Of tho nham
bar leaving tha house In body. An an imated
and uproarious discussion easned The result
was that no deputies approved Of tho reRolu-
ton to abstain from taking thoir eants penaina
an explanation md Rpol eRy for what is eonsld-
cred q bEnaeh nf privilege
MApHID DrC. tl.-ThN tpt3.rRpaHtitlciG 81 atas
that tlftean ganarnlE pt tho army, including
several bolougiug To tho artillery md corps Of
enginoerR. Enva resigned thoir commands. IT.
II bnllovRa that thelt designations have bnan
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
mnyen,entn nt sprrnn xrrse,n.

NEW YorH, Dec. H. Arrvad Crescent City.
AssylIn, 81 amers Garonletef BON savannah.
md Old Dominion from Richmond. tiantyn
eN"nuships kEnth of TexHs from Galvnston City
of Rnn Antonio Fernando. Hna Gulf Stream
from MoIoheah City, Q. Arrived out: East-
bourne, Wheat 0eld .ArrHgcn. tiity Nine. Henry
Fdye, Rosaeud Caaie Telephone. Teniers.
ilom" ward fIelNn Rnnds for Charleston.
LONDON. Don, II. Baied on tho tenth: Bark
Chatham FOR GhIyestDn.
QUEEHsTowH. Doc. IT. Arrived on the tenth
Bark Bnrmnh rom New Oilanns.
LIEnaR Doc. I.-Arrived: Bark Ajax. In a.
leHdY condition
PLyNeuru, Der. II. Arrived Steamer Fyl-
gla from NV Oes9ns for IL vel: also the
steamer Glensia from Savannah with engine
md propeller domaged by hoavy weather
HEvEr, Dee. II. Arrived Steamer Alnesick
CGsf" from Savannah.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Complete Returns Show Il Demo
cratic Majority or 3O,15I.
The State Debt Ordinance Adopted
by Majority Of 3.e7e.
Only 28,37B Votes CAST Against tho New
Constitution An Overwhelming Ma
iority In Its Favor Reach
ing b0,072,

Tho DEMOCRAT is enabled 10 present this
the new constitution and thn Staio debt ord-
nance. Tho official returns may elightly al
Ter the figures, but will not affect tho result
nor materially change the totals. About
$4,000 votes were cast ~, Governor. although
our table only shows "a iGo. Tho dlscrep-
iorltiea In the parishee nf Iherla. Morehouee.
He'd River nnd Webster, and not The full
vote, which has not vet been received. Tho
vote on the constitution shows u falling III 81
about 5000 from that fof Governor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
IREIA ND.

0ARRrCB- ON RHANNoN Doc. ~ Tho seseinn
Of tho Uopnnueht Winter Asai1as epened ~.
day. During the altting several PROFESSIONS of
Irlthman pHradad tho straala. Htd all nt-
proHnhns to tho CONT house were thranRa ri
with people A atpe force Of "nnstahnafy
WIS stationed about the town, ~ u the police
warn puptad In strong fprro inside thR court
room and around the hgllflinR rithor Daqitt
nor Dnly attended To day theIr uroaouee not
being rt lulrad until Friday
Justice Harrison IN addressing Tho ernna
Jury refrrred IT, tho oasra uf tho national pfis-
onere EFo defined tho crime II sadtton, and
told tho Jury they were entitled 10 consider Tin
surrounding circumstances under which tho
Fpenchta were Delivered. IN order to nudge ~
tho ayoHf. Tho judge said that Hrnnnan = nHao
wna more enrIous on account ~ tho a'amui of
tho latter io srdnoe tho police from th"it dnt Y.
In conclusion Judge liHrrieou informed tho
lury ihat they were only bound - ind II prtrnn
G"ie case. and trial will take plano In anoth0r
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
FRANCE.

FAnta Dao IL IN tho Chamber to day M. Le-
pere Minister nf The Interior. moved grant
OF 900 600 franos to relieve the eXsting distresa
from trade daprae sion ard announced that II
this sum proved insuffleiant the government
would not healats 10 make further demand
After some discussion tho motion was adopted
by vote Of 624 to .,
NJ IL Rouupr Minister of Justice. has realgn-
cd his ptsllion In the Cabinet. Ill health Ia the
ranspn given.
The kapate haa unanimously voted 10 grant
3 600 900 francs Rsk sd for by M. Lepere for the
relief III Distress. whlrh tho Chamber OF Depu-
tfns had previously granted.
Gen. Caprobert. OK planning the circnmstar cos
OF bla election tn the Rsua'e. entered into de-
fenss of his career, In the conrss ~ which ha
declared TINT on Decembar a. 1R5t he was lgno-
rant that n cO,p deint was eont.rn plated and
that he simply ubeyed orders as n soldier
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
IOLlrItS.
A Virginia Judge Asked to Include Negroes
IN Ills Jury List,

FHTrrNrGEaruna. Nn.. Don. ~ iof1lng Dom
oorsttc rittesena 81 Rtnhmond county Va. hond
OIL hy thnR l'it A. their rcnnily aloetf 4 tncnlhnf
nT tho Log EaaturH hHya inst Uaitttnn"d Judge
.Jonaa IN Include IN th" Iury liRts aueh Of tho
al0rnd ritITana or the county ns ihe court Ehal
think we'll auaillni To R"ryh aa jurors. Ih"y
any that iha step ~ both urnrHr aud lmu@rt @hl
IA thny bNlievn TINT THE "lnaa " follow ettlhShs
n ontitlot f. such aNneiCl"rntlon. judge Jones
has granted Tho order prayed Tor.
tu,Fr JUSTICE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cor,Mn1A Dec. 1.-THE General Assembly
to-day elected AaaOatnta Justice Horny MrlvnnH
Ohat Justice of this Supreme Court. To aHceerd
Judge Willard, whose term hNptrea N July
npSt ana Con MGapWan associate Justice. 40
aue'Nod Judge ilnRkrl' rnsgned.
JusTicE W WYOMING TERRIT0Ry
WAafINgfnN Daa. H.. fmaa i. Senot. oi
Virginia was nnmluRtai hT tho PreRident To-
day tp J. lnatieh nf Wyoming Terrttory
THT MAINE COUNT FtFfrrN HtErTIIdcAN RFtRE-
RENTArIYFR 70 M COUNTED ouT.
ArGrarA Mo nee IL Tho hdiRc &f6"iari
Democratic organ of tho Etnr Eoverun"nt. an
nnunnAn ta 4tlHy wv rrnt- t-ntllclal toni" thht the
rmmrna from FuTtiHnd, Lewiston, Saen, hu-
ru4tn Inlowal ltath Hul ltaGllnhd canntoa
fpr ltnrTuepuIntivre MI hHyp Eomo t"hhtrl d"-
f.ot and tlAt TIM Governor nHi fnMhrtl Wtii
W INV tbrm MI. There nre w fstrd At""n itr-
unhltnan Representatives ffom thase a@untlnH
Fho tiefrft aling"a I'll mnat tnHNS thht tiln fe.
lulua Tere aigued ly throe aldermen stcai ol
four
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
TIE NENT EEIsLATUI.E.
A Complete Lat Of tho Mombors Constituting
the Two Houses
aENArE.

| First Senatorial District Hampton Rtory.
Alhai' EstnplnRl. nema
second EanAtorial District John u. Pollock
| Il Nunln huEusfil,. nnms.
Third Ae4atoflaI natrlat Wynn" Rogers.
Dom
FOURTH aenatotlal District Il q Nayny. Dom.
ftlth Henniprial District J. Edwin tiarris.
| Dem.
si,rh Senatorial District Jna. Iagan. ~. +,
Seventh tsenatorInl pistrIct Horny pomaa.
| nolernd Kaps
Fpmh Senatorial District Richard Hlmmes,
Ninth Honatnrial nlatriot Mayer Gahon Jor-
dan Stewart. coprea, Repa,
Tenth Senatorial Dstriot Adren Nunor.
NJ, J. Foater Dema
Eleventh Senatorial District r. +. Porry,
Twelfth Senatorial District W. A. Robertson.
II EOntanot. Dama.
lhrteenth Hennora District Charles Par
lauga, Dem,
Fourteenth Senatorial District j. u. David
Fltteen,h Senatorial Diatrlct w. w. Leake,
Dom
aixteenth Senatorial Diatrloi DIR r. J Duf-
f1ngton, Dem.
Ravontoon4h Senatorial DIatrIot John Bet
toon. Uam.
Eighteenth Senatorial District Il. l.. Luck
ett Dem
Ninots enll Aanatorial District NJ J. Gun
ninEhnm. n w. NIarsrnn nama.
| Twentieth senatorial District CAPT H. nj.
Mutt. Dam
Twnnty ancond Senatorial District g. New
ton. II Il. steale Dama
Twnpty thIrd Senatorial nla'rIa' IT, u Kidd,
Twenty fourth ReunforIal nlatrle Mt ror
heard from. "lthnr J. ". Luoo or Bryan.
Iwosty III Y Senatorial District A. Il. Lucoa.
/ Dem.
Twenty alyh Honatorial District q. u. Wa-
Tn,n Al bnma,Iata , Republicans.
HOUSE.
OtI,nna Fires Wara Ralph Morgan, Dom.
Sacond Wagd thomas DeHaranX, Jamos
I III Wni ". u. Hulsor. r.W. Aikon. Lam
hstt F5nna Hona
| Foutt Wall IEeur, lIriionhnin. Rnp.
| Ftah Warl FaiN Il gandra. leonard snhnni
sixth Ward oelavo Moro Dem.
Seventh Ward u. y. buchanan. J. Al Lotion.
liplah Wnrl Hi Ourlay. Dan.
Ninth Ward Fotl Dudan'etor II Lnek"
T"nth Weri W. u Ennenster. John Mails
Eleventh ward II N. Oslon. Hugh ]. Mo
Donald. nenE
TweIllh Ward l'rnnk u. Richardson. Dom
Thlrte"nth and Fourteenth Wards II. T..
/ Ihllinn. nam.
FinSon,h Ward EdwYrl Quinn. D,m.
bel nrm
Asraueton 7 Lanlry. onlored. Ilep..
Assumption Buow, Hivl il Gardner. col
nvnyall"a t. 4 roarea. T. j Jarrrlon, poma
East hHton ltauEe Josiah kleinpner. \. M
WITH ltaton H!uk N " rqpo Dom.
Botstnr II NJ Okion. bonn
4 uaihwaIl v Fauikn-r. lnm.
! CIneaon \. i HeurY Dom.
W'4. W.T.. t:'l,5 Carr" fi"r ~. 'i aaSf4 "H pom.
/ 9a,AhouIn- s. = t'.ltaharl lid
j CtnyaaiR ray Won Y; onlor"d R.p.
,JsErtt Y 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
A BReaCueI Grew.

FALMOUTH, Dee. IL Cnpt, Enrker and 7 Inc o.
thnnrow ot tho HrItsh bark Warran Hna'luga
from Lisbon November E, for Dsaware brenk-
water hive haen landed hote ttln Veaael hnvinG
hnen abandoned ~ Rsn. ThSEy"sanl encountered
Rlttn y hitch laatad from ttta fti"enH 70 th@
ciRtteonth ~ November. AMI Whieh carried
nRny two ReameH Of tbs lost vessel. Tha uHate
wero cuf nway. but tn" pumps ba"tt0o fh9ged
md .ha Rnrung uleak The Cr, #6s reseuri
hytho Britiah enIu TolliuRtyn. Gt2t Robbins,
from FH'alnphia. Navonbor |. ttr Br@rQelt,
.nui itnu-fsrfcj TO lny uu9 rlstbr ~ tal-
month TO tllV.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Taxing Leaf TohRC0p.

agriculture reported favorpbl7 10 The full com
mtttoa this morning IN The House \ i pr@yii-
Ing for a rauenl ~ much ot the sixth clause
ot seetinn 32tt Revised Statutes na prohiki rs
farmers ana ii luters fram selling leaf tobacco
nj retail prices directly ta consumers without
paying n special tax. and allowing them to soil
areh tehHeao Of their own produc ion 20 other
peraCnR thnn manufacturers. with the tax.
Tho comm itee il tstrueted its chairman to re-
port the bill to the House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
FOREIGN ETAsHES.

IoNpoN. Dac II Ihe wnahor continues so
vorn through bout tho Kingdom
FAlIs. Doc l. The Heiue ms not boon nnm
plntpiy frozen oyer untll now einHn 1861.
VIENNA, - DaG. A.. 10 flhrd nua continuous
fropts 40 earIy In tho pnaspn have not hocn OK
perianond hore since lalR.
IlokE Dec II, Much snow hiss fnllen In Sicily
md Oalabria, rendering communication dim
enl,
Broad riots havn occurred In Tho district or
Ravanua In epnaauuancs If general disreaa.
BFnIN Doe II. Tho cold Is g III intense h0ra.
In upuer Eilaeia, wbare famine prevails. tho
thermometer marked IA degr"ss bNlow a5ro on
TmnahnY lnat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
TIE INDIANS.
0uray surrenders One ofthe Guilty Indians
What the Commission Will Recommend.

Los rINoa AGENCY. CpI,. Dec, 10 4 Chief Ouray
CatHa 10 Tho agency yesterday with ono Of the
Indians cHled for by tho commission and
turnea him over 10 Gen. Hatch. r. marking that
captured. The work If Tho eommlsBion will end
this woek. IT. will he recommended that tho
White river agency he abolished and the Utes
of hist agency dlstrihdfad hBtwesn Los pinns
and tho Southern ngnney that the loss of tho
property eeea@ioned bF Tho outbr ehk be- paid
for nut ri the Ute tnud row on deposit Mt Wash
ngtpn. and that portion Of tho reservation
Formerly occupied by Tho White river Utes be
pntlA III, m ~ a.rCrV Tn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
The yerrn Exodus 10 Ina,ana

PETERsBrR no. uec IA large number Of
coiored enigrants from GpIiaboro. N O.. have
passed through here autiug tho past few days
en route to indiana A nptioAab.e feature Of
che emgrntIon Is tho large numbers OF women
with iufants In their arms. They 20 without a
Leader and appear In good sbirits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
AFt4EIA MIST AN.

LONDON Doc H. dispatoh from GahHl
anys The most d,.mHging evdeuce hae been
of the Amner Yakooh Khan In lha dlsonvery
III u mounted copy Of large nm ~ Tnrkas
ian hrarng Gavipnari's nams In fUll, with tho
tlntn laGk hlidon In box containing clothing
found Ia YthtgH Khon's hnuea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
Tne question ot rrade-aarks.

WASHINGTON D G, II Tho TIouss Cntemtttee
on Msnufaeture3 to day aufhoriT d EsUrest n
tative MeGad 10 rcp5st 70 tho Iioufe at thu
earliest opportunity. hiR JpUt resolution Uro
posing an amondment 10 tho constitution
giving Congress- bower To grant, Drotect and
regulate tho uso OF trade marks
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
II Rk ESTAN.

LONDON Doc 1t.--A dispatch from Teheran
reports that tha Tekkes have seized b number
Ut carDals which wer" heit gtekon to Dus0f0um.
sAoRed the village ~ Ypufate md carried II
the Inhabitants anti thslr CaToes. II Ia rumored
they are marching 10 encamp al EGuYen EaBht
thus menacIng Takkeslo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12

ra HlnRloa aud Ghihuahua to tho United Rtatoa.
~ in"a tilibustering from California.
Tho Riches IT the Rierra MOiaaa mines are
being RAPIDLY devel phd md valuable gold
veins have been dlseovered Amprlnnna are
invited bs tha MaEonns to onme hers with heir
mining machinery or to engnga In other bust
nesa, Iarge quantities. nf American goods arc
arriving hero and French merchants are worry
much oSei'ed over American competition Tho
Tinh Il fnion warns Mexioans "a the danger pf
Amer lean nfluanea
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
rhe Nn,ionaI Agrlenltnral s,onxentlan.

NEw YoRK, Dec 1I.-At the second day. SOS
sion OF the National Agricultural Convention
committed ot flve appointed 10 obtain from
Congress an act Of Incorporation for the So
OF officers John Merfimap, of Maryland was
elected uresifent. and .. II. Beall. Of New York.
secretary. with vice presidenta and directors
from all States OF the Union.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
' aEstinated.
THE STATE DEBT ORDINANCE.

We elve below the veto Of the State upon the
debt ordinance. The result ID the parishes II
given by maIorities. the vote Iii Grant and Winn
being estimated. OGleial figures may slightly
vary the result. but those below may be ne
cepted as approximately correct. having been
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-12
MEXICO.

CRY or mExtCo. Dec. D. = Peace prevails
throughout the republic.
Congress "a discussing the Sonora railroad
conce ssion. to which there Is great oppos itton.
base upcn the fear that the road would lpreci-
pitate o movement for the annexation Of sonQ.
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schooner Given In Far ru.st

GLOUCESTER, Mass. Dec. 1.-THE owners of
the schooner Andrew leighton. which sRlled
for La Hove Bank. October 81. aad has not been
beard from since the gale Of October 20, have
given her up for lost. She had crow OF four
teen men.
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flight R,swsen Apaches ana ,sex,cans.

DEN YER. Dee. IL Dispatches from Eel Pasor
state hut tho Apnehre, nndsr Chief Ju. num-
SHpg on" hundred engaged in light with
W CalhuahuA on thn ATTN Instant.
in lot nlgntY kiIlnd Mnl Wanndel.
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Appointments NV Tie president,

WaRntNGTpN Dec H. John II. Brooks has
bnep appointed lnternal raYnhue Htnrekreper
fsad 2auRer for tho isoe9nd Dlg rlG3 of Georgia.
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Death Of a Prison Rsformer.

R@EToN. Dec. II. Pr hnpch Cobb Wires
Wha-ntlfo hlg boon 4 'y9tod reforms In prls-.
nns throughout tho void, dol vt Cambridge
A.st.f tlnu
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Mn.sIan Nlce Een.nl at ssalsaston.

WtsH1 notion. Dee ~ IhA Prasifent has re-s
aagnIz6a Jap4 mpiiar ~ Rusaiau ytse consul at.
Galveston. Texas.
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THE VOTE FOR cow EKNOR.

Onnrial and unofficial nguree from all The
parishes show the following vote for Cover
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tue VOTE ON THE CONSTITUTION.

sInhLcatea mniolilIna.