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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
@ifttae iettre @nrfett.

@fe BON 53iuerkbes0rioe uno 85. GtraBe
mo6nbafte S5autilie bss 5ru. Sas. 0arfe ipurOe
berte friib 6ur9 ben @enuB Don lauren @rr=
fen uer9lftet. Srau &ate Otoore aus gtemarf,
tpeld,e bel Srau Oarte snm Seiud)c mar uno
ebeuialls bon ben @urfen aB, lit berettS geiorz
ben, unb mebrere Mitglieoer Der 6anlilie 0arfe
beianben iidl bsute 9ladmitta9 in tEtttidem
3uitanbc. Die @urfen toltrben beltte frib aus
Ser Spe;ereihanolung beS 9rn. Gbriltian aur5
an benz 8ouleuarb, Sruiiden Der SO. nno 81
StraBe, 9efauft. @iue Iabel, rpeld)e i'll cine
Der @rrfen geltedt wuroe, mar in ipen,gen 0tis
nuten nil einenE lietetSuge BON 5erfreiieneln
&upier be6ett. 9ie @urfen nereen ioiort elmer
9(uofnIp ,trter1nnrfefI iperbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Aus Guba.

SapanWa, 1, Auguit, - Gin cubaniider
9lbgeoroueter bat fiir5lid in ben @ortes Den
aolonialz zOtinifter besiglid Der 4bihaffuug
Der 4usiubrsDQe auf 3uder uno hes 9erbotS
Der giufuhr BON Gotta Hica'er Sabad inter-
pcllirt, Sptpobl Die aiberalerl, ais bic Gonler=
patipen Guba'S miinideH in bieien beioen
Buntten cine aenberuus oer beitehenOen Sc
lste. Scr Miniiter eriuiOerte, al ben IuS=
iubrsDaen fSilne yiidts gednbert tperben, oa
bieIelben eiu iideres, aber feinesipegs briiden=
bes @,ufonlrler1 fiir ben erif1piten S9ab Der
Sniel bieten. Sir bieie 3DGe iei our6 Die bei=
na6e gdnSlife abidaiiuug Der irpireften Plar=
tasen<Stenern @riaR gegeben. 9lni ben smei>
teli 8orid,fag erluiaerte Ser Miuiiter, bic @in=
fubr BON dbtem Gotta 8ica'er &abad nad)
Suba perbe nidt perboten, oa9egeM tueroe
ltrena barauf seieben merOen, baB fein anoerer
Gabad unter Dem Namen @pita 3ica'er Ga=
bad eingelbmuggelt rperbe.
Oas Dor einiger s3eit Sllr Sefiirportuug Der
autononie Der Sniel gegriinoete 8latt bate
lein gri6eiuei fiir smei gSoben eiugeiteat; es
erl1eint Stpar bereits luieoer, miro iid jebod)
offenbar nidt lange balten f6nnen.
Der 8oliseid)ef bat Die Embedding geuaa6t,
oaB cine ipsttere Guantitat Gtempelpapier i'm
Wertbe bon S15,O 200 ats Dem 9sbasalate eut.
nleuSet tporoen Iino. Stint Yerlonen tpllroer
als bes 8iebltabls ueEoddtig berbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
<3a& dcDte
1r. s. O(c20ne'S
beriiBmte slmcrifaniiae
@s @s4tr41t=Wiftel
SDmptpmc BON 9Surmern.
- ,2ermiflt9c." -"

Slas Geii6t it btet6 unb bIeifarbts.
q 5etttpeiie brennenb rotb pber ein
umr6tbeter Sled ouf elmer Ober auf beiz
Den gSan9cn; Die 9tugen iperben tribe;
bic BuptlIen eripeitern ii6; ein blGuli6er
6albfreIS 3iebt iih um baS untere glrz
BenIieb; Die 9taIe 1T eptSiinoet, 9eI6poIz
len unb blutet 5uipeilen; Die GberIippe
I6ipillt an; bin un6 ipieoer &Dpffpeb nit
Sauien mb 8pden in ben 0brcn; cine
un9eipDbp!i6e Spei6el Q(bionberung;
iG!eimige llnb beGe9te 3rnge; Qltbem
Iebr ilbelrH6enb, beionber8 be8 Otprz
gems; 9lppetit oerdnberIid, 3ufpeilen in
SeiBbunger NIT nasenbem Gefable int
Ota9en GuSortenb, gu anberen 3eiten tpie=
Der 9dn5li6 mon9eIb; flttdtige G9mera
8en i'm Ota9en; 5eitipetie llebelfeit unh
@rbreden; befti9e Sdmersen i'm Inter-
Ieib ,nre8eImdBiger StubGgana su
3eiten perItOpft i9leimig, un0 bGufia
nit 8lut Dermii6t Der 2eib 1T 9es
l6ppllen nno bart; Der llrin tribe; SaS
9ltbmen eri6Wert be9leitet BON S9Iuds
ser; ma6mal trofener unb trampfbaf=
ter 6uiten; unru5iger rnterbrp6euer
S6laf NIT 3dbnefnirI6en; Gempera=
ment perdnperIi4, I'M 9tIl9emeinen aber
rei3bar, u.I.tp,
98enu p5iGe Somptome oIS borboi6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Nf1faMnmA

gltSabetb Gitp, rs, 81. Suli. -
Die Slngeitelten bsr Union @ountp Ofauu=
facturins- s-GOmp.," mtld' settsre cine gpei.
den- unb NaOfabrif betreibt, iteGten beute bic
slrbeit Elm, neil iie ibren riifltdnOi9en Qobu
uiht erbalten f6nneft. sic beanipruhen il
$25 bis SIT $125.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02

0onbou, l. auguit. Der gSiener Core
IponSent Der y3iineS" berid]tet: ,aarif 8a.
ida, Der neue tiirfiife Brennier, bat eiu Girfu-
lar an Die @rOBuddlte geididt, ipeldes uit=
tbsilt, OaB Die 1Aufbebnng bes @reBpssierats
unlnlsdnalit notbpenoig mar, nm hie slutos
ritat Oes Saltans aa beieitigen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Gmttemras&eiluttttel+

&uttcurd> >3telOlOent
1T ooS wriiomite WilteI fir Blutyelntqung uno Gh=
muttrun9 Der 4e6er DebeS iem0tS pcrlertfqt uuroe.
@utlcnra
N o9S 9ro6s duBerltte Seitmtttcl gcoen aIe unrenen
6laiit9teiten bes Sorpers uno oer Sopfbaut, aeqeU
8euen uno cite Seidmlre,
@utlcura=Seiie
III Elm eIeganr Scetten.artifel uno su9lettb Elm me-
6lintiher 8eiitan0 iar &ucuId in allen QuSerIiden
affetonen.
Brdparrt pom gBtets & gotfer, Gbemitern uns
Apotbstern, ytr. 800, 8oibngtonz Straee BoItou,
Utal.. uno bel allen Druggihtn uno 6du6lern Su bas
ben. Srei5 oes @Hticura, Heine 8lhien. so
Sent5, 9roBe Sudeu, UeIbe srUelunbeinbolbmal 10
otel entboeu, ol5 Die tleinen, 81. &efoIUent
s. pro BIaide. utt cura=S iii e, % Gents pro
stud; per Poit 80 Gents; brei Stit % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
9uSdututet ettffoS.

Sabannab, E, @a,, /. Aug. = Der 0anlz
pier ,gSiniam Qatprence," tuel6er beute pon
bier na9 Baltimore absing, iticB auf Dem
g1eee een 5tuB binab NIT oem au einer @erfts
lieasnoen g9oener rs, e. Sergene Suiammsn
uHb fiigte bemlelben erbeblid)en Sdaoen su.
Der Oampier biiBte ietn Yuglpriet Elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Ser S4nttn Der Mntinttnlid,ttlo.

&alBtngt n, 1. Nu9nlf. = Oer MO
natlide Sdatamts 8sridt gibt folgenoen
auspei8 iiber ben Stanb Der Jeationalld)ulo:
Die SfulO betrdgt iebt 81 1912 800, uno
an Sntereiien fn6 $16,954 t817.u tdlli9. -
Gon ben gefiinOigten Serien iteben nod $751;
1877 $50 aus, bon beuen ohne 3lpeiiel Elm be
beutenoer 8etrag Serit1rt uno perloren gegal=
gen lit. pie MISREPRESENTATION beldnit
Iif nit oelfs0 litens@ertiftfateu auf $420,=
913,854.23. - Snt Sdaeamte befinbet iid Die
Sumne bon $282 ,905 ,273.06. Die S1ulb
bat lib leit Dem 30. SUM abernal5 um$6 ,096,z
244 9 nPrf1ehrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
YroieiSor 8riutlep's ritemerbares"
Gttftfdtfff.

Ofo ntreal, Gue. >, I. 'au9uH Yrofe!ier
@rilnlep's euitballan erreidte aeitern nadl elmer
Sabrt BON Al @teilen bel ct. Slime iider Die
Grbe. Sine oil benz 2uftid)1ife angebra6te
9orri6tuns, ipelde ben Salon iteuern loate,
iheiut llidt pen eripiini6teu griolg 9ebabt gu
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
2tns Ser Snmoesbamptitaot.
atb,d,ai5uua BON Youabaebeu In sape,

a1bid)aiians BON 3ouabseben IN Sapan.
Us bingtO Il, 1. 4ugnlt.-SaS S6ab=
amt piro burd) BEN anlerifanilden @eianoten
in Sofio, Sapa1, benafrid)tigt, baB Die iapa=
nefii6e &esierung Die alusfubr30le aui iolgenoe
6anbelsartifel abgel6afft bat: 8aumpoa= unb
Setbenwaaren, fertiggen1a6te Srauenfleiber,
BorseQaniuaaren, @bellteine, ladirte II. Sron=
seiuaaren, Sambusz uno &upiertuaaren, Ba=
pier, sSd6er uno 0tegenihirme. SIM Safe
bielen @egenltdnoen lpdter tpieber sluSfubrs0lle
auferle9t iperben lollten, 10 iuirb man Die 9lb=
iidt Srpei Uionate uorber anfiiuOigen.
Die 8erbaitams beg eberitem Sarmete ami
@taats>sefretdr Gparts erflart, ban ct be-
siiglid) bes Sberiten Saruete, iiber reiieu
ihnladpolle 8ebanolnng Settens Der ipani<
id)en geb0rben auf Cuba l6on Dor eiuigen Saz
gen auSfiibrlid)e Mittbeilungen burd bic Breiie
gingen, ieitber rueoer oITi3iea, nod ionltmie
irgenb pelfe 0tadridt erbalten babe, unO baB
er Die Gabrbaitigfeit bieier Sertd)te ftarf in
3tpeifel 3iebe. GS iei JeoenfallS ebr lonoerbar,
baB man bas StaatS= Oepartentellt, iuenn
ipirflif ami cine ioldr brutale gSeiie gegen
einen Ser. Staaterl= =Biirger porge9angen NOR
ben iei, ni6t Suerlt bena6rid)tigt babe.
WcrntiId,tes.
Die beutiss @teuersinnabme betrng $751;
994.13; bic 3olletnuabme $527, 1924.
8roisfior Simon g1epcomb, Superintelt=
bent bes nautiiden Saleuberbiireaus, reiite beute
friib uad) Bolton ab, I'M nit slloin Glarf unD
anoeren Sadleuten binfi9tli6 eines Wiittels
sur SeitItellung Der Sd)nelligfeit be6 2ibts Su
confsriren. 0er @ougreB perruilligts befannt=
lid IN ieiuer lsBten Situns $4,000 fir btelen
3tped.
Sn Der beuti9en Sabinets>Sitnng luuroen
nrr 8outineseid)afte erlebi9t.
gSdbrenb Ser britten Sieung oes 45. Gon=
greiies l1nb Der erlten Situng Oes 46. Gon9reiz
les muroen im @ansen $162 ,4O4 ,647.76 fir
oas um 80. Suni 1880 ueritrei4enoe Sisfaljabr
ueripilligt.
gSdbrenb bes uerilofenen Monats wurOen
1854 500 fiir Penitonsriiffdnoe perausz
9abt.
Die I'M Utouate Suli in ben peri6ieoenell
Otiin3dlntern geprdaten Wtiin5en aller Sorten
reprdlcntiren etnen gSertb bon 81, ,681 500.
Ser YrdfOent hat Srn. Soaquin Garcia
Gonoe ais merifaniden &oniul in Gan Srait=
as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02

Gnftn MaEfd1pr Nr. 49,, ". .gsaltiutssvs
O"1" T*S+i'3~|P Ssta,e. = WleIierIhmieo.--
SsTsF'tset bon dlrl.ssi6en sntrumeuten, Gdneiber-
lpeefen' &rabtrmeeru uno Gobeln, - giftOlen Glter
VIE aui sGser, ioUie jaafiunefier uno Streidremsn
ben befien Quaiitdt. Gin poles aIiortimens RON
@s9bdnosrn bsRdnbis on Sano. &eporatIren iUera
cnipt bciorst, fgtcu .t3,f9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Ste .feUol1tttpn attf asa&,tt.

9au ma, /. 4ugnit-8er oertf6e Bot
oampftr 1T ans ct. Sbontas ai9efonlnlen
uno hriuat 9fadr;dlteu bis sum 81. Snli.
8rdfbent 8oisronO Canal fam am %. Suli
aui benz frans6Fidsn 9ampier a8efrabe" aus
6anti auf St. 3boulas on, Gr trat DIE Rez
9ieruns bon SaDti am IT, Juli ;u YOrtsau
Brince an Die misunderstanding ab, uab
ale ui'Ii'ii'' -.-.... .u...ulp allr elnen Derz
beerenOen 8iir9erfrieg. 9t0e Seuobner Der
Republif itqrben inter gSaffeu. Ser 9an5e
n0rolide Ebeil beS 2anbeS mar I'M Seiibe Der
8epolutiondren, tpelf)e auf 8ortsau= Yrince
lO8mari9irten. @ape 6a1tien fiel anl 18.
Suli ben Sniurgenten in bic 9dnOe, unO Der
Sefeblsbaber Der 1egierungstruppen iuAle
S4us i'm &oniuiate Der Ser. Staaten. Die
Sninrgenteu baben ben nit 2Saffen befrad)te-
ten ba9tii6en &iltenbampier v8apuauO," auf
nelaen ii9 auberoem $4,000 III partselO be-
fQnnen nefnnPrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Jleue an5eigen.

3u per,1iet6e,t: sas sdtte g p9siisalse 4 ssse G;;
nit neun 3immern, Gas unogBaer unb fiiblenl EsssH
Seller perIebene Saus yr. ~, HnNeus. nahe isrez
moutira6e, i OH etne reipefta6le iSamllie bili9 81
permetben. 0atsuirasen GGe eambnrgs ano
Nuf{eutfrake. (1S4,b,o,9O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Mblebe,, etnes wtfmofs.

Quebec, i. auslit. = Siidoi O'griell
aus &iusiton ftarb pl0tlid bente friib i'm bic.
fgen st. 2ouisz 60tel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
9tott3em.
waf,, 5letsan,aun l. Soups yresbsfe.

compressed yeast).
Id man entoedt bat, OaB pieie Iadabmunsen unz
sr1er See iib i'm Otarfte beiinoen, 10 bat ale dte
sgresbse unieres 6abrlfates aui jebem &atete ben
saamen unierer 5irma. ale anberen Fnb gfababz
luansen.
Wan perlause bon ienem Grocer 8afT, Iletid,s
u,a nm & Gpn,p's 9,reBbeie. 2dst 6rifdb!
Na brit -Sspot: SIR. "a, WorozGutaip= straf,e.
(Dedns19. 80 .. q. ssennett, 9eidditsubrer. I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
@l,tS Seut Murmt o O.&etlan0e.

9 atty gate 9 tn, l, glugnlt. = DC
2ei6e oes fiirSlid in Georgia eri6ofienen
zWiliiondrS Stanoing FAM berte
in Salts2afe-Gitp OIL gnb miro anl Gpnntase
beitattet merOeli. W}an eripartet cine greBe
0emonftratien,
Der YrO;eB gegen bic gladlaBuenpalter
Brigham Doung'S iOate beute sur SerbanO=
lung gelaugen, murbe iebod) auf mOrgen oerz
i6obeu. Die y@pening= =gteps," ein Wtornlos
ilenzSrgan, uer0hentli4t in bieier SeSiebung
einen auBerit gebdiiigen artitsl ae9en~ Ridlter
Y6reuQlI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
G0Hin'9

6Ouin'S 6unperte pnn fleineR
NeruPn uno UtuSteln
WoitaiidJe elettriiGle antluorten auI be eet~
trdle WrtHng oieies
WTta(tcr. punberpo4en Bhaiiers.
i'm Iebcu &ugenblide,
ais Qettere auiIeeat merocn. Ste ftleH ougeHblidz
lib ben Shmeri, NGrttH ltlU1he mo ange9rfteHe
SorpertbeIlr Bleheu G'iIToite aus Dem 8lutt, per=
baten iSeber uu5 ShGteliroit, febers uno NtrIeR=
BelhmeGoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Seieqrapbii@e 9epeidett.
STANDARDIZATION.

[gertte Der nafoeirten Yresse' sh- ben nDeutiten
eorreiponbeateu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02

,ueldys bur6 Oas 8aIinisrt Der ,GOniOliSateS,,
ganf" entitanb, bat itdb nod ni9t;gelegt. Siele
bielige 2lftiondre fiibren laute 8sidluerben
iiber MiBOertpaltuno un0 Betruq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Dr. G. Mt t2ane's g)ermifa9e
ii6er eine Sur bewirfen.

iiter eine Stir betpjrfen.
GS entbdlt fcin GuecfGIber
in irgenb elmer Geitalt; lit cine unI6d6=
Gde YrGparatipn uno bat ni6t Sen
9ertn9iten i6dbli4en Gin fub
beim 5arte ten &in6.
9Q5 Gdte 9r. Otc2dne'S 8er@
mifuge bat bic S;8naturea 6. Mce
9ane ii. s lemin8 8ro8, auf bent
llmIdla9.
Or. 6. Mc2ane's 9e6er 8illett
iperben nid)t empTobIen ais Seilmittel oesen
,,alle Geioen, benen So6 SIeiidl lutertban it,"
Ionbern gegen &rantbeiten Der GeDer; BEL bili5s
len 8eIdwerber, SiSpepIje un6 franfbaftem
&opflpe9, poer berarttgen llebeIn, inb lie llrts
iibertrefIlid.
Saltes Ticber.
G6 giebt tein beiiere8 NbfibrnitteI ror poer
nad benz Gebraude bpn Gbinjn. QtlS 8urz
eirnlitteI limb tie unperglei4Ii6.
@an bite fid hor Sali6ungen.
Die G6teu iinb ME iibersudert.
Sebe SbGdteI Bat eineu rotben 0adsIieaeI
auf bem Sedel nit Der Snid1riit Or. gtc9ane's
&iper gSia3.
SSeber llmi6Iaq bat bic Signat,uen BON 6.
Mc&une lm6 5 SIemtng 8rpS.
0tap uerlange Die ddbten Or. g. 4Rc9one's
2eber. 9yiUeu, prdparjrt bon S(mting 8ros at
Bittsbur9b, Ed., bem Der Yiarft lit prll bon
gtahabmunaep SeS 9tameu Wc9aHc, anoera
hucbItdbi.t, uber SieIelbe QuSIpraCbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
Worottbatem tnertfantfd)er San=
Sifett.

Can 6ran5isc %, l. auguit. - Sine
0epeide aus 3.ucion, 4ri5ona, nleloet, OaB
5einridl lno UtattbdnS StellenbaG am 80.
Suli nahe Camp Salaro in Den Santa SfitaS=
Sergen bur6 nleritaniide StraBenrduber ers
mOrbet purben. 3mei Saufleute uuroen bel
oerIelben 9elegenbeit perlpuubet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02
N,ffnirter 3nfer-

9ie aufmertiamteSt pen speSsreihdnolern, Sbfeinz
maerr, 3uderbdderr ap0tbetsra SaOraiea InS mo
Sutsuders, Oes puIuerr.e, pes fornisen oes 3gders
5der., oes 4@sor uno o.s ipei4sn 3uders ag oeli
Trantlin &a iiimerie'.r in gba asStpbia, aelentt.
9. VI. ssSS:.csSangbam, agent,
SIR R7 81 dGn9eeY Yla y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-02

Sn Bartien bon 400 Sdiern ODER spehl9et eei
Snnridbbou5e & gaulies, g. s. g3tolpn So9n,
s. 81. 8ropn 4 Comp, s.. s. Goof & 23rioern,
S. 80. Goof & Comp, W. st. earlot q Sellp.'
@5ebr. fsinf & Comp, 95n99enbem y S9np.'
OinSmore 8pe, SStl0l1, Sufns ~ so''p'
u. u. Stllmp & S0bnen, Staicp Sones,
2Dilion, Yalmer & Comp, SSreelano, SGll S2mp.,
g. gteu Comp, .4.S0monolon &eonp.
6. Ddtdea & S0bnen, Sobn @eor9e.
aB. y. Saniemer Comp, Woale, NrmItron9 d epoo'
S5dfob Abler & Comp, pid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
A Sad Case OF DestitutiOn and Death
Sensible Speech of C0lOred Orator.

New YORK, Feb. 28.-Mrs. McReeks yester-
day gave birth to two female children, and
being stranger In the house and too poor to
hire attendance, she died from lack Of neces-
sary assistance soon after the birth OF the
children. She was found some hours after
her death by neighbors who went to see how
she Jared. The babies were nearly dead from
exposure, being but poorly covered, their un-
fortunate mother not having had strength to
wrap them up nor cali for the help she so
badly needed.
J. d. Hayes, young colored orator, and
vice president of the Young Mems Union
Christian Association, last evening delivered
lecture on the Modern house of bondage;
or, the new enslavement of the American
negro" He argues that the negroes in
America could only improve their present low
condition by acting for themselves, and put
ting forth their own efforts to secure the ele-
walton of their fellow-men inst ad OF
trusting to any special legislation to accom-
plish. that end. He urged them further to be
proyldent and Industrious, and to desert the
ballot-box and primaries, as far as possible,
Tor the school-room and workshop, as by such
means they could secure the unffcation and
elevation Of their race.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
AN EXCITING SCENE.

There was quite little scene in the United
States Court yesterday at the close OF the
Natchitoches case. District Attorney Leonard,
after the set-to between Messrs Tucker and
Jacobs, and they were before the court,
arose and asked that some order be made 80
that the witnesses in the case might be pro-
tected from assault on the part OF the
prisoners. The manner OF the remark and
its tone brought Major Jack to his feet. He
told the district attorney that such a re-
mark was an imputation on the honor of
the prisoners and was unfounded He then
addressed the court and said that he, a
prisoner, had as much right to claim the
protection OF the court as the district attor-
ney., What the district attorney had said was
not true.
Mr.. Leonard then asked Major Jack If the
remark was intended as personal to him, and
that gentleman said he meant no disrespect
to the court, but the district attorney could
take it as he liked. He would say that what
he had spoken was not intended as an insult.
There was considerable excitement among
the prisoners at this iuncture and they gath
cred about Major Jack, and it looked as il
a difficulty was imminent. There was much
excitement shown, and 1t was some time be-
fore matters cooled down.
The courts adjournment followed, and all
parties separated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet Session Yesterday-PrObab BILE
Veto of the Chinese bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The Cabinet session
to-day WAS brief. The Secretary of the
Treasury made statement relative TO the
amount OF outstanding 5-20's, which he
placed at about S91 100000. 1t was decided
to leave the management OF funding the pub
lie debt entirely In the hands OF the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury. 1t was understood
that the Secretary, after calling In the out
standing 5-20's, will next proceed to call the
outstanding 10-4O's.
The bill restricting Chinese immigration,
not having been returned from the Depart
ment of State, WAS not considered In Cabinet
to-day. The members of the Cabinet have 80
far, however, made known to the President
their opinion Of the bill, and 1t is understood
that the President has settled In his own
mind rs to what disposition he will make OF
1t. The opinion prevails among members
OF the Cabinet that the President will dispose
OF the bill tomorrow by returning 1t to Con-
gress, with message explaining why he
cannot give 1t his signature. The strongest
point to be made against the bill is that it is
unconstitutional.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
The Randall InvestigatiOn - Nothing Of
Interest ELECTED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The select commit
tee to investigate the matter of Speaker
Randall, VIM. Hemphill, Jones and Geo. B.
McCartee, in Issuing warrants from the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing OF the
Treasury Department In the interest OF Mr..
Randall, met to-day, and heard a number OF
witnesses, among them. Detective Ii. l..
Williams and W. B. Moore, former special
treasury agents.
None Of the witnesses gave any testimony
that sustained the charges In the least The
only testimony at all interesting twas that OF
Williams, who was at the time the alleged
warrants were issued special agent. He
says he was instructed by Moore to investi-
gate certain rumors that were afloat con-
cerning the transaction In question, and find
ing that what he then supposed to be suffi-
cient grounds for the rumors, he wrote a
letter confidently to Moore telling him that
he thought the matter should be investi-
gated
The committee then adjourned till to-mor-
row, when Speaker Randall will be heard.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
RUSSIA.
The Cabinet N0ir Resumes Operations
Detention and Opening OF Letters.

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-The Russian govern
ment has always had attached to its postal
service a cabinet noir. to which letters ad-
dressed to parties over whom it was deemed
necessary to keep watch were SENT opened,
read and forwarded or destroyed, as the Of
ticer in charge of the cabinet deemed best.
For many years past, however, much Of the
matter passing through the Russian post
Office has not been thus examined.
Within the last few weeks the cabinet noir
has caused nearly all letters reaching Russia
or sent to it from England, France, Germany,
the United States or other countries to be de-
tanned till they could be opened and read.
Some OF the letters upon their receipt have
borne plain marks Of having been opened !;
others were neatly sealed again. but bear evil
dence Of having been detained for several
days.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
A HORRIBLE FATE.
The Burning to Death Of a Father and
six Children.

JACKSONVILLE, Ohio, Feb. 28.-Last night
between II and II o'clock a fire broke out in
the storeroom of nj. J. Lunsford, of Carbon
Hill, near here, which consumed the entire
building and contents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luns-
ford, who were sleeping down stairs were the
first to give the alarm, after which they made
an attempt to rescue their six children, who
were sleeping up stairs. Mrs. Lunsford made
an attempt to go up stairs but was prevented
by the smoke. She retreated and her hus-
band succeeded In making his way up stairs,
but didn't return, becoming. 1t Is supposed,
sntfocated by the smoke and heat.
This morning reporter, In company with
the coroner, visited the scene of the confiagra-
ton. In the cellar were found the partial re-
mains Of the father and three OF his sons, half
covered by water and debris Smouldering in
The ashes We're found the remains of two
daughters anu a son. The headleSS and
Llmbiess trunks of all the bodies were removed
ey the coroner. The inquest developed the
iacG "a that the fire had originated from stove
III ne me store-room. and was purely accidental.
t,,ndta Inc following are the names of the unfor-
t,aas tunaIe victims: w: j. Lunsford, aged 45
Years, Emeline, 10; Ellsworth, IL; Alfred, IA;
FraLkle, ~ Mary, 10; Andrew, s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
Fears Of the Plaguc-OppOsitiOn to thu
New Billiard Rules.

New YORK, Feb. 28.-Steel ships are now
proposed as best for ocean traffic 1t Is
argued that iron is, In most respects, an infe-
rior material.
1t is said that precautions are needed to
avert the introduction Of the Russian plague
and safety Is dependent on the strictest quar-
antine OF ports Of entry. Injected rags are
feared.
1t is the opinion of some people that the
new billiard rules are too complicated for
general adoption, and while afrording a reme-
dy for rail-nursing, were Objectionable be-
cause they burdened billiards with too great
exactions, and placed the game too much In
the hands of the referee.