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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-06-20
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14

while tho charge for Y section " I've berths u
q Pullman To Lyn0hbuag fl %, r section Of one
berth III the Alabama coach costs only ~. Or $40
for two sections. to the same place. and 70 Chat
tanoorfa only u TO- or 96 whether one section Or
two are occupied. IA point Of elegance and the
possession of slpepfng-car accommodation and
these cars are uneur uaased.
The main points, therefore. IRE that Tor % 9
traveller can occupy an entire section night and
day to Lynchbur9, 20 to bed and get up IN the
morning Hs suits hfs convenience, and without
annoyance to or from tho occupant Of an upper
berth.
These cars are intended particularly for the
convenience 81 the large number of travellers
who visit the Virginia Springs ct this season.
and 80 captivating are they that one OF our
largest cotton factors, upon being shown the
tire CO. coach Of ten sections. which he Is more
than satisfied VIII accommodate big hts party q
whole coach To LYnchburR heinR only $50 q
visit to the Jackson Railroad depot. any day
about noon. viii .edify the inquirinE traveller.
Il should not b. forgotten that these sleeping
coaches are owned aud run entirely by the
Lookout Mountain Railroad Company. and,
forming part Of their rolling stock as they DO:
passengers are assured the direct atC0nGOn o.
the officers OF the road.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
BASE BALL.

Washington Marks vs.. McComb City.
As has been previously announced. the Wash.
Marks Club will proceed to McComb City for
the purpose Of playing grand exhibition
game OF base ball.
The Mogonb City nine is q, crack one; Mr.
Moran. WHO plays pitcher is hard to hit: Mr.
Henry Hickey. the, catcher. Is well known III
base ball circles. while Mr.. Dwyer left field. ia
on oil tides acknowledged TO be "A No /,
The Marks club will take up with them the
same nine that they have thus far been % sue
ceeaful with. among which are;
Mr.. Frank Fisher, the old reliable first base !:
Mr.. Aleek Horn, the experienced third base !;
Messrs. Miller. short stop; Dan Fisher. catcher !;
and the noted center fielder, John Martin
ball. "
al he new, and tasteful uniforms having ar
rived, Will be worn BY the Marks Id McComb
The distance to McComb City and return ID
210 miles, and the fare Ii at a very low figure $l
a large crowd will probably 60 up to witness
the game.
The Fenian Base Ball Club will play the Jack
son Base Ball Club on Sunday. June Is. at the
Thal1a street lot.
/. The Dan Moriarty Base Ball Club will cross
bats with the Oris Sentes on Thalia street green
on Sunday, june IL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
THE NEW SLEEPING CARS.

I Yesterday. at the invitation Of Mr.. Robert
Garrett. the Southwestern passenger agent Of
Of the Alabama and Great Southern Railroad
sknown as the Lookout Mountain Railroadl
and Of his assistant. Mr.. Reau Campbell. d
number of our citizens visited one Of the new
sleeping ears Of the road at the Jackson Rail-
road passenger depot. and 1t can be said before
ontertng into details that the verdict was that
Jfnese sleepers were great Improvement. and
4 4Mm nad certainly receive the public patronage.
.n Ioaq coaches and the PuIman's Is that the
.slv nna n Az ~ upper berths" there being
- MI NE upper space being vacant ana
ulnan coach a h s,u Sepbstlasion needed. II the
ne cher. form section Nhilst aea agons
ew ssassDsr con a .Is, e only bed
w. beith- In the new coach No. ~.
ionger and five six inches wider thaptsha
NJ and SILL another difference n INV M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
NEW #ONIEANbs y UH6 IdIVs
DR.. 8. M Bemiss. Member National Board
Health, Washington u. O.:
PRAYING FOR PROTECTION.

In answer to the petition and interrogatories
ia garnishment OF W. H. Letchford. agent. and
others. for Judgment for 1884, amount cou-
pons Of wharf bonds. Henry Ellsrmann. lessee Of
the wharves. sets forth previous garnishments.
on April So by other parties of the funds ID his
hands. his bill Of interpleadinR fllod In other
suits and says II Is certain he does not owe the
cannot be compelled to pay the same debt
twice. Under the extraordinary circumstances
In which he has been placed. as heretofore set
forth, depOnenc invokeS the protection OF the
court and denies that he can be compelled to
pay any one until the rights OF the conflicting
claimants are settled among themselves.
swers be served on all the parties. and that
they be cited to appear and maintain Or defend
their rights or claims toAhe said funds depos-
tied III court aud those In the hands Of depOn.
ent and for all other relief In the premises, etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
TEE sT. CHARLES PARISH BUR-
GLARY.

On the night Of the fourth or fifth OF May the
residence of Mr.. r. A. Lulling. In the parish OF
st. Charles, was entered by burglars and q
roll Of money amounting to $780, was stolen
from the armoir. The circumstances attend
ant on the burglary, as well as the arrest Of
three negroes. to whom these circumstances.
with others. pointed to as the perpetrators,
we're published In the DEMOCRAT. and repetition
liz unnecessary.
Thursday two OF the negroes arrested, Davis
Price and Howard Banks. were brought To trial.
The testimony for the prosecution, although
entirely Gircumstantial. was strong. but when
the defense introduced Its testimony all Of the
damaging and suspicious circumstances were
explained away. and the jury returned q YER
dict Of not guilty.
During the trial the courtroom was crowded.
and considerable interest In the case was other
wise manifested
alias Coon" will be brought to trial on Mon
day next
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14

ORAToRY.-A number Of speeches on the debt
question have been delivered In the Convention,
and more are to come. The display of forensic
talent Is worthy Of the momentous subject, but.
after all the pros and cons, incorporating
members may be at q loss as to which side has
the best Of 1t. It Is said that q pinch Of good
snuff clears the head and puts the brain III good
condition. Therefore. we advise them to try the
fine old Macaboy snuff made by Messrs.
Graugnard q Schneider, No. As Magazine street
next to the st. james Hotel. If they prefer
cigars or tobacco. they will find the best brands
OF both at the same place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
Third District Court.

State OK rel. JOS. Lawson VS.. r. Stewart Den.
nee ct ali. Mandamns to compel reltnQuiBh-
ment OF attorneys claim.
Henry CloSterman w. Francis dueble ct ais
Suit dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
AdOlph sfckman vs. Robert p. Diamond
The court having considered the questions pre-
scented by counsel Id the arguments and briefs,
has reaened the conclusion that the plea of liz
pe7sdens must prevail.
. VI ute Of Louisiana ex rel. Morris Ranger vs..
Mayor and Administrators OF the city of New
Orleans. Ordered that the alternative writ OF
mandamus herein issued be made peremptory.
traitors of the city Of New Orleans be directed
to levy WI hin reasonable time. not later than
tie month Of Deeember,, lsIs. and thereafter.
levied during the present year. to collect, set
apart and pay over to the relator q tax sufficient
to pay and satisfy the judgments described In
the petition herein fled With Interest and costs
as therein set forth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
We direct the attention Of our readers to the
twenty fifth annual statement of the Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance Company. published
In anothericolumn Of this paper. q bis statement
makes most gratifying exhibit and speaks
well for the man agement of this institution.
Mr.. P. Fourchy. the president. and Mr.. q. W.
Mott, the secretary. are gentlemen or the high
est ability. and evinces determination In their
management to keep their company ii the fore
most ranks Of insurance companies iii this city.
It will be seen that dividend Of 20 per cent
has been declared upon the net earned partici-,
pating premiums. and payment On demand 81
10 per cent On stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14

For MANDEyILLE.-Thes steamer Heroine will
run on the schedule published In another col
umn until further notice. It will be seen that
there are two excursions on Sundays, Wednes-
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. The enter
prising owners OF this staunch and marvelously
last steamer have taken every precaution to
provide and further the comfort Of those who
travel that way. There is no better locality than
the beautiful shady groves that surround Man
deville for picntcs. and we understand Meesrs.
Coyle Co. have made arrangements for q
dancing platform. and 40 soon as completed no
doubt large picnic parties will follow. and Man.
deville will be the loveliest villages on the
lake shore.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
THE CONGRESS-.
The Amended Legislative Appropriation Bill
Passes the Senate.

SENATEs
WASHINGTON, June 1s-At "a o'clock the hOul
aaep hs H dsa
chaplain had offered prayer, instead s ni ssylna
The Senate VII Be r. ordef o sn5a ssaa
n MI. W WI called uD the army bill which
was read second a,mie anu 70 111o
Mr.. Maxsy reported upplemental post route
bill. It was amended and read third time
~ On n notion 81 Mr. Beck the Senate proceeded
to take up the legislative appropriation bill.
Mr.. Beck explained that there was no difference
reDorted BY himself as substitute. except that
the latter contains all the terms Of expenditure,
whereas the other simply enacted liz general
year. There are some additions-ses,D 00 to the
House bill and q reduction Of $4,000. making
o e, sH5 ne na5 ~ eon
sidered it more direct and sensible.
Mr.. Window said he could not vote for the com
AZ Wonld siesest that the vetoed Bill Be- made
the basis Of action. Everybody understood T.
II not. he would move to recommit the bill to
f1 Y prepared which could Be- oundersteod
pubifcans sought 70 have the old Legislative Bill,
place 81 the new House legislative bill contend
Ing that the new bill was IN such g shape that
none other than the Auditor or Controller could
is s w XII the
the new bill. contending that any man that
could not understand the bill could not UNDER
Windows WIND motion TO reeommit the caucus Bill.
Mr.. Beck stated he had been Instructed 70 report
The n h pa y1e
Alter the reading q the Bill had been concluded
discus sion arose e. to whether me pill when
Mr.. Beck moved to amend go % to remove oil
difficulties Of construction. BY this amendment
by adding III Tie W. Wops t d1e
q PRe az adop
Cd 6n The a Il M 5oni Se gsnss
journed.
HOUSE.
Mr.; Morrieon Of Illinois. from the Committee
ize an allowance for loss OF leakage by casual
ties to spirits Withdrawn from b ,nded ware
houses. Referred to the committee OF the
M. Morton, of New York, from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported 9 bill relating TO
tslegraph eommunica1ion between the United sgd
the only purpose OF the bill was to cut OF class
Legislation on the subject. THAI It gave to all
citizens and countries equal rights TO land tele-
graph lines upon the shores Of the United States
and prevented the granting q special priv,
one Of the other Of the Houses several times.
The Speaker laid before the House message
from the President transmitting the report OF
the Secretary OF State relative to the steps
taken BY this government to. promote the es-
Enlistment of an interoceanic canal across the
Isthmns OF Datien.. Referred TO the Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Harris, Of Virginia, from the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported bill anthoglzing
the examination Of accounts. OF certain States
and OF the city Of Baltimore for moneys paid In
the war OF 1912. Referred to committee Of the
whole.
The House then. at 2:o5 D. M. adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
UNHAPPY CAsANAvE.
AReturn Against the Returning Board
Ruins His Undertakings az
Undertaken

Ruins His Undertakings as
Undertaken.
The case cf e. North Cullom ct ais VIZ. Jas.
Madison Wells at as. was yesterday decided BY
fudge Rogers. Of the Fifth District Court. The
mature of the suit and the circumstances at
SNandinR It's prosecution have connection with
the famous trial Of Mad. Wells. Thos. Anderson,
Kenner and q. Casanave before the Superior
Criminal Court In the early part of last year.
these parties had been found guilty Of forgery
and uttering as true public document; that is.
sof falsIfying the election returns when they
we're members Of the ever to be. remembered
Returning Board. They were. defended by the
Gullom and Hy. CastelIanos: who, though the
Jury found the. accused guilty. vet succeeded,
soss sD Dps g Rs ssien he oHS ee n sy
by the able COUNSEL to save these men from q
felon's cell was 5000 Whether Y was paid. Or is
fse suit III IN shs Dtr
I LAST Winter tbs suit Of North oulom ct ais
District Court II set forth that plaintiffs, 3.
agreed g defend Wells and others ii . certain
inal Conrt for and In consideration OF 9 fec. OF
1000 Plaintiffs ayerred that 4,
refuse 10 fulfill the agreement, and therefore
ask for judgment IN the sum OF $4,000. less
credit OF $lS0O.
and s 80 remained until yesterday, when judy
ment was rendered against defendants. IN
fortunately Casanave was the only responsible
party defendant. as he alone had property that
could be attached. while the others, owning no
property here amenable to seizure were not
hurt by the decision.
IN accordance with the Judgment writ OF
1sei tacias issued. directing the sheriff to seize
the property OF G. Casanave to satisfy the
claim OF the attorneys Of the Returning Board.
Mr.. Casanave ts an undertaken doing bust-
5udgment for 5000 (s5oOo. less $ls0O will no
doubt prove q serious. If not an irretrievable
ciates. VINO were shtewd enough to place them
selves beyond the reach Of Writs. humanely
come to his rescue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOV
ERNOR.

Aristide Barber. mayor; "A. D. Lafargue. A.
Il. Bordelon. Z. Bernes. 8. seiss. Thos. Oyerton.
aldermen for the town Of Marksville. Avoyelles
parish: VIM. Meyer, mayor; P. a. Gallagher. s.
Il. Clements, q. B. Fersen, ]. r. Geasy. o.. NJ.
Marsh. aldermen for the town Of LaRe Charles,
Daleasieu parish.
Robert T. Greer. school director for the parish
NJ T.nfnvntfa "a NJ \
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
BREvITTEs.

A grand minstrel entertainment and soiree
will be given this evening ut Minerva Hall for
the benefit Of John Keenen.
On Thursday last the dwelling OF the Hon.
Randell Hunt, ON ST. Charles Avenue, was sold
at aue ton for the sum 81 s2O,o5O, Gen. Cyrus
Bussey being the purchaser.
The DEMOCRAT Is indebted to the Young Mems
Benevolent Association for invitations to attend
the twenty. first anniversary which is to be cele-
brated at GruneH aid Hall on the twenty sixth
Instant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
CITY ECHOES.

"A boy. aged five years. fell Into the Old basin
but was saved from drowning by Mr.. Zambelli.
The child was q con Ut Mr., MOrelI
Burglars made an unsuccessful attempt to
rob the store corner 81 Coliseum and Lyons
streets.
Frank Bascolor, whose occupation is that Of 4
beggar. was locked. I'D In the Third Station
charged with disturbing the peace and assault
and battery on the officer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
Burglary. =.

On the night Of the seventh instant burglars
effected an entrance into the shoe store OF Phil
lip Chamentines corner Of s. Claud and Hos
pial streets, who carried off several pairs of
shoes. Thursday. Sergeant Rowley recovered
the stolen property from one GARNER Guarmi-
no. corner Of st. Louis and Where streets Gu
amino was arrested and locked up In the
Fourth Station. charged with having stolen
property In his possession,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Dangers Of a Mortgage.

CHICAGO. June 1s.-There was a sensation In
d shooting affair that occurred this afternoon.
A we'll known lawyer named Monroe Brown,
was shot ct three times BY woman named lsa-
bella Mclaughlin. because he foreciosed a
mortgage on her properly. It was q marrow
Latch. Mrs isabella Mclaughlin. who shot
three times at Lawyer Brown this after
noon and afterwards attempted to shoot De-
teetive Hamilton. was held In $500 to appear be-
fore the Criminal Court She charges Brown
and Hamilton with robbing her Of all her prop
erty.
THE DuER- HEAnNE MURDER TRIAL.
Snow HILL, Md. June Billy Duer was
put on the stand by the defense to-day In her
trial. She testified that she had always enter
tanned the kindest feelings for Miss Hearne.
and that the shooting was purely accidental.
She gave her testimony In q most frank and
apparently truthful manner, impressing her
hearers with the truth OF what she said. The
testimony was In. substance the same as has
heretofore been given.
.f HANGED.
LOUISIANA, Mo-. June 13.-Jerry Hill, the
negro who brutally murdered Jim johnson,
near Bowling Green, was hanged to-day.
THE ROBBERY OF THE MANHATTAN BANK.
John Nugent an officer attached to the eigh-
teenth precinct, Was arrested this evening By a
central Office detective for being implicated In
the robbery OF the Manhattan Bank last Octo-
Der. 1t IL stated that the police have clear case
against Nugent. He was locked up In the CEN
fral nff7cn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
THE FEMALE BASE BALLIsTs.

Yesterday the Bostons and Baltimorea, the
two female base ball clubs that are to play a
game at the Fair Grounds tomorrow, turned
out ~ procession and paraded our principal
streets; At the head was great show-wagon
with brass band. followed by carriages CON-
crowds gathered on the streets to see the novel
show and greeted the girls with applause.
day. and quite q new imi etus viii thereby be
given to the noble game Of base ball
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
Fourth District Court.

note Ut $3.50 with per cent interest from
December 8. 1873. attorneys fees and costs.
Rosina Payne We. j.. T. Wallche. ct als.-Rule
against Mannheim Berwin. surety on appeal
bond. augment for plaintiff Id rule for the
sum OF $3.50 35 and against NJ. BerWin, 5 per
cent per annum interest from August s. 1870.
and costs OF both courts and OF this rule
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
Fifth District Court.

Aycock. Mitchell & 90. vs.. Damien Latapie.-
Attachment process.#
e. j. Forstail's Sons vs. Leopold La Comb.
j Il. OgIeeby and w. q Black. receivers vs..
Misses Elise and A. r. MISUNDERSTANDING and
sale. Claim OF $4,000 and interest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
QUARANTINE NEEDED.

Some Facts for the Consideration Of
the National Board Of Health.
Dr., Herrick has addressed the following let
ter to DR.. Bemiss. relative to vessels stopping at
Pearl river;
New ORLEANS. June 10. 1879.
Dr.. 8. NJ. Bemiss. Member National Board Of
Health. Washington, d. O..
Dear Sir-I am informed that the schooner
Theresa q. Is now lying at one Of the mills In
Pearl river to receive caro- Of lumber. y is
and have written to the collector at Bay 81
Louis for aecn rate information On this point
my rare pseve tnat mere as no 7, n
river where they might convey yellow fever In
lection. or even come u contact VT b lumber
basins. As our quarantine authorities have no
control over the matter. although 1t vitality CON
Germs our security, ] think IL a proper one for
the coRnizance and interference Of the National
Board OF Health. Respectfully. etc.
8. y. HERRICK,
Secretary Board of Health.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
FOR TILE COUNCILS CoNsIDERA-
TION.

DR.. Herrick. secretary Of the Board Of Health.
has advised Mayor Patton OF the resolution OF
Mr.. Marks. passed at Thursdays meeting Of
the Board Of Health, request ting the City Coun-
ell I'd consider the health ordinance submitted
some time In May, and also calling his Honor's
PRODUCED by Mr.. Booth. and published In Fri
days DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
IA NEAT COMPLIMENT.

Yesterday the Fifth Company Orleans
Artillery turned out liz full complement Of
members. who. 10 citizens dress. proceeded to
the residence OF their captain. Anthony Sam
bola. Id order TO present him their respects on
rich. second lieutenant of the company. ID d
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
An Evening Fire.

At twenty minutes past u o'clock yesterday
out In the roof Of the double two-story frame
house. Nos. 80 and "a Calliopa street. The
and occupied by Pat Tlmmons, was damaged to
the amount of S25. The building is insured for
500 10 the Hibernia Insurance Company. The
alarm sounded from box 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
Caught at Last.

successfully during the Metropolitan times, was
arrested q few days ago by Aid Dave Hennes-
sey for berg dangerous and suspicious
character. Yesterday. he having been identi-
fed as one OF four burglars VINO escaped out Of
the Black Maria by assaulting the driver, Capt.
Malone made an affidavit against him, charging
him with being fugitive from justice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-14
NATIONS, .=' +.....
SECOND Recorder,s Court.

Geo. Hernandez charged with assaulting Paul
Lacoste with q dangerous weapon with intent
I'd commit murder, was sent before the First
District Court. under bonds Of $3.50 to answer
the charge Of wounding less than may hem.