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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

InynnN. Dsc 9 The Spanish bark En-
rjnlr. ,apt. Amnnutgnr. from New Orleans.
Ortufer -. Tor Leith. II ashore near 81. nth
criue'a FONT. II III yery unlikny that ~"
will float.
rprirea af gas stocks d"prectn'"d y"Ster-
day OF receipt " the news pt EltsoHS dl9-
covery In cheap electric lighting
An announcement was made y"sf"tttay anh
Gxtou4iyely circulated and plaeardnd IN Lon
am ana lit tia Provinces. stating THAT ~"
Attorney General. having granted his mt Tor
n writ ~ error IN the caAn NJ the lchbornn
claimant an association Is bsing formed to
naa4iat In the prosecution of tins fiat, 70 ohtain
il remission of tho aut"nee against tho Cllltp-
mt, auI to promote thu passing 81 q M ~
thr fort Incoming secession nf Parliament Tor thn
reversal of the Judgment in the case. evidence
81 the points 0t mistaken identity being forth
coming, and for restoration I" tho claimant ni
TIM properties. herlo"nls and possessions ~
the lirhllornc harUnCtry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
THE surr AND ITS orrlcrns.

For several days past approximations have
been felt regarding TIM safety Of the Rt'am-
ship Borussia, Of the Mississippi aud Domin-
ion Line. plying between Nav Orleans and
Liverpool. The record Of In" ship WIS Of
such n character Tint the ngents. Stlas Werks
A Co. vera astonj shed lilet night whom In
formed by q DEMOCRAT reporter that she had
been lost.
They were astonished with the apparent
slowncas Of the vessel ana tho absence of
any intelligence respecting her, Int having
an abiding faith Til her ability a. ht"ast the
waves they concluded that the machinery
alone was disabled. Eb- wa di+ahu5ea ~
the Terrible Intelligence contained IN the
foregoing dispatches. and when the tfn'h
was revealed to Capt. Silns by tho reporter.
he evidenced a terrible shock.
Capt. Weeks said that the b"rliss'a haa
been IN tha limo about three yNais, Nh9 was
nm iron ship Of 1900 tOnR burden aud about -
wears OF age The average safe AZ" 81 ~
Iron ship Ia 40 years, ana up I" the age ~ w
they rank Al In maritime records. if"Nlous
II nor pnpauement iii the Dominion itnR she
was In the HamhnrE5 aud North German
trade. and on this trip she carried ENhNa
cargo OF Iron. crates aud similar articles.
The emtgranfs on board, numbering over
one hundred we're chiefly bound Tor Texas.
and formed Il link I'm the emigration move
ment nov progressing. Capt. Roberts. the
master. waa an old officer IN the service, htli
had attained to the rank ot commodore cap
tain He had intended this a. hts last voyage
on the ship ana IL sCrnS To have proven Sn
rs the dispatches Indicate his loss alIet
standing to his ship to Tn" last moment. ltlS
intention was to engage In another me hlI'1
this trip. but the great deep seems 70 nave
frustrated his projects.
This il the fifth ship that has been lost In
this limo within tho last ton years ne olhei
ships lost were the Crescent City, the Nleth-
phis. the Missouri and NiGkshurE. All the
ttAnn O. H.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
THE SILESIAN FAMINE.
Terrible Distress Among the Inhabitants Of
Upper Silcsia Intentions of the
Prllssian Government.
Now York Herald !

Io&pox. Dec ~ In the lower house Of tho
Prussinu Diet yesterday Herr Btttar, Minis
tar 81 Finance. acknowledged that the dis
troas, caused by tho f1minr in Upper Sllesia
during the pnat month had increased and was
intensified hy typaotd fev"r. After he hpli-
dnv roccaH, he said the government int tldol
t. demand vote Of credit for rai"t works
and tho distribution of provisions, II WAS
tho dutyor the government he said, not only
tn relieve tho distress, but to prevent It's nv
rurrenre NV improving the communications.
The distress ia 'ppor Siesin is described
by tho latest German ptpef5 as growing
more and mor" terrible. III" past fatny SUN
NOV and numerous foundations have destroy
ed the crops ana the acttlAl necessities OF llto
in numerous dsrirtRof h',HfliirtGd provinces.
a correspondent or tho Berlin NaiioHni m
i9nlU says TINT IN the district nj lHtibpr,
which hag Il cultivated area Of 23O,000 Prus-
Sian norgrn 10000 m@rgen have produced
but little, Will" from 10000 margnn soWn with
cereals and 1000 morgeu OF meadow nothing
has been harvested All all. Many cnmmInI-
tio4 especially tho7o pf Long I9Wodh,
SrhirhoultZ, NonIa, ThutIn and E1meEchau.
have harveatoi Iittls OF no potatoes, at best
Rcareely u hundred pounds per mere.
Tho correspondent Vt-tted many villages IN
tho districts Of Hammer and IhuTHr, and
found In Thirty families Of th" villages oi
Hammer, Soalia Ihurze and ltIda that the
entita amount Of thG actual neCrSSli les OF lttt
consisted of n basInful Of potatocs, only atlli-
ennt for u single day. hotn'onS have already
been distributed to tho people IN several dis
trlcts but only In quantities Rllt1t lent for Il
few week. The districts Of Hammer and
IhuIYn have for example, 513l inhabitants
Di th"so II z nrn poor, Wht" lll' have been
reduced to extremit"4 by the foundations,
bad harvest and lack of work. Thus, Of SOL
PERSONS 1857 are noW needing tho means ui
rxistonre. And this ratio exists IN numerous
other districts. hssistance will have To bt
given through tn" present month, through
january, February and March; Many dis,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
A Description Of the Vessel aud Her
Officers.

LoSpoS, Dec. ~. Tho part Of tho crow Of
Che steamer Bpru9sia landed 1T Queenstown
to-day by the ship MaIlowdalo consisted Of
the chief engineer. doctor. boatswaiu and eiI
seamen. They we're picked mp on tho fifth
instant In m open boat By the Nationwide.
The Borussia had 1so passengers, Of which
number Tor embarked at Liverpool, seventy
Ave at Corunna The crew numbered fifty
four mon.
After leaving Corunna. on the tweuiy -fouith
on November, she experienced terrific weather
and sprang aleak December / aud the sewer
Ity Of the weather increasing, she was abAn-
doned on the second. about $50 miles south west
Or Fayal. The CAPTAIN and second officer re-
mained on the sinking steamer, tho crow
and passengers emharkr in eleven boats,
The nine survivors have 10 hope for tho other
boats, having, before they separated sann
one boat capsize. drowning NIL It's occupants.
QUEENSTOWN, Doc 81. ihnaurHiv0rs ot the
Bprlssia started immediately for Liverpool
II appears that q panic occurred among the
passengars and crew. The survivors state
that no order 10 launch hoats and
prepare for tho abandonment of the
vessel was given by the otIlenrs. Tho
crew themselves lowered tho boats with
out waiting for orders About n dozen pas
aengers got into the boats with part Of the
crew Tho remainder at tho passengers wont
down In tho vessel with the captain. second
mate three engtneera. eleven ircmen thr"t
stewards the carpenter aud two boys. one
boat swamped aionRgide tho steamer. ana u
its occupants five men were drowned. The
survivors state that III . o'clock on tho night
of the abandonment Of the vessel they saw 4
rocket ascend from the steamer. and Rool
after her masthead lights were seon To dis
appear suddenly.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
AFttiIA NiSTAN.

IoMDpN ner I'D Tho Nirerov ~ India
tolagraphs ~ follows. dom Bright reports
thacontinucM advance Of roInrorcnmenta. All
rs quiet ut IcseTnn. and conveys nre passing
thonco to .Iagdnlak Tho Ku9lnnel M" quiet
dispatch from Gen Roberts. dated Gahni.
December II, says, Slight Rttrm'ailea took
pIaro on the cightoanth instant. during which
ono or two Of the principal Afghan leaders,
we're killed. Our loss was on" killed and two
wounded. Snow fell horo during tho night
but Is disappearing.
The Ntceroy Or India toIographa to-day as
follows: Dispatches from Hen Roberts, Of the
sixteenth scventrNnth and ightecnth lnatants.
hnyn inst boon received, The dof"nles "f Shir-
pur cnntonmcnts have been completed. Tho
enemy occupies tho heights over the city. but
docs not descend into tho plains. which ARC
nnirollcd Nv or cavalry Com Roberts wns
Waiting the arrival OF Cen. Cough 10 mako
m attack as hn would thou u" strong enough
To- hold important positions. but Will attack
thr nnnuiy before tho arrival of ttnn. cough
II n favorable opportunity offers.
Our loss on the fourteenth instant WIS
tyent y Gig ht killed aud ninety-ninA wounded,
Of whom eight have sine" died. Iha enemy 4
loss very heavy, oSrnhn KHAN ana othef
| Afghan leaders were killed. On tho seven
tnptIth instant the euNmy appeared In Ih-
| hung. but they were quickly dialodRcd with
ont loss on our eide The enemy numbers
arc diminishing. MHhoncd Jan Nordak. tho
real Afghan header. has proclaimed ex- Amc"r
| YakaoI khns eIlest son Ameer
\ en- tho nineteenth instant tbs British lost
nineteen wounded and Major Cook, who oh
| tnlnwi thn Victoria Cross fer gallant service,
died OF wounds received IN ptsNons en-
| Raucn.ont. Pneumonia II increasing, owing
IL I'M, cold Weather aud exposure Ut tho men,
! "a nn of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
FOREIGN FLASHES.

I,nNDON Dec ~ Tho Straahurg GnSeHr
shy $ tho Afghan revolt is due t" lii" cruelty
1T the EugIi5 yiGtora. II chargrs Cen. Rot
erts with gross cruelty toward the Afghans
The Siundpda Berlin correspondent states
that Russian ambassadors abroad have re-
calveh n circular, purpor'tpg to ISSUE from
tho revolutionary committees. threatening
that II tho ambassadors do not represent 10
tho Gar that Til" country wants c"natitu-
tion. tho car will be removed from tho
thrOnc.
The ,Handarda Paris correspondent givns
tho following M some OF tho ransons why NJ
De Frcycrpt declined to form Cabinet iio
do,,p not care To set himself in opposition to
NJ Gamhcttn, hr ia disinCined to take otlieo
on Ruf1rrauce. and many leading politicians
to whom heapplicd. who would willingly serve
uuder Gamhetta. would not do SO under him.
A Rome dispatch reports n Tire on Sunday
In SfolIa Corsan palace. which caused con
Riicrahle dumngc Some valuable works OF
art were destroyed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
A Religious n,scnsston ~ EnhiaHa.


4 Theological scene OF great excitement oc-
cnrr11 in JcfIrrsonyillr Ind, on the seven
te"nth instant. The Rev. Mr.. Brown had
neon holding d protracted meeting, and an
nouneed that on til" evening IN question he
would preach sermon t. sk'ptlcE ala Ia
ward Of 81 To any infldcl who would present
contrary passage ot scripture which ne could
not eNplsin. One Dir, DALEY, who Is de-
srtibea II, the champion skePtic 81 southern
Indiana. accepted the cltallenEe. i heit ""7
! ,.rnnti,,A house. Int when Daley rose 70 H.
flte Brown. the latter /, said to have ordered
tia choir IL strike up. and when the singing
stopped hc pronounced the benedtcuon then
the meeting dissolved IN admired DISORDER.
The mon gr.ticalated. The women screamed.
DR.. bailey was arrested for disturbing re-
lipious meeting. and altogether the donouc-
mrut was anything but religious.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

PARrs. Dee y NJ. De lreycmct having
declined 10 form n Cabinet President G'revy
has requested Premier Waddingt"nt" retain
tho presidency Of the Council and reoigani1'
I'M ministry. M. Washington hns asked i"r
wenty.fouT hours delay, and has in the
meantime urged President tfr~yy To entru7t
tho duty to NJ Leon Say. II Is heliNyed that
II the Fromior finally refuses I" aet, NJ. Leon
Say will be charged with the formation OF II
new Cabinet.
of tho DHiu Nclr4 says Perhaps VI DrFrey-
ctnet's programme was too advanced FOR
President Grcvy, who, before accepting ~
preferred 10 see what could hc done with th'
Left Centre" but NJ. Leon Say would iail 20
satisfy tbe r,aluirements for head Of u constl-
tutional ministry far more than NJ Dntrey-
cinet. ana a. not doubt Nj. D"treycln"t VIII
again he sent for.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
DOGS N TURKEY.
The Question Of Their Banishment Referred
to the Religious Authorities
LSwl-s ,l,iInns.l

tNWtAS lifnB3.i
Noone who has lived in Turkey can full to
have been prrplexedby the circumstance that
hydrophobia seems but very seldom to affect
the dogs Of Islam, though millions OF master
less curs infest the streets OF Mosiem towns
and villages. 1t appears, however, that IN
unusually long and hot summer season, at
tended hy drOuth, resulted some weeks ago
in an outbreak OF hydrophobia among the
canine scavengers OF Samstln, on the Black
Sea coast. Al first small notice OF the Galam-
tiles caused by the afflicted dogs was taken by
the local authorities, but by and by as rabld
Snmsunitcs became daily more and more com
mon To the town adeputationof citizens wait
od upon the vail to lmplOre that som" steps
might he taken to save the rest Of the lnhthl-
tautS from the Horr0tS oil hyaropipbla. MS
OK acliency replied TINT ne would think about
IL =" ard Il few days luter promulgated de-
,.raa of which the following Is Il literal trans
lation Nm consideration THAT the dogs OF
Salngtln are entrusted with the cleansing OF
our town. In virtue OF which function they en-
Joy certain civic rights which cannot De con
tested BY any sane persons, the Governor
deems ii obligatory upon him. ere ne pro-
ceed To stringent measures condemned ny MS
conscience to submit this matter, and the
grave facts connected with II, to the superior
religious authorities in STEAMBOAT. MS de-
cree was tart!ilY followed by II tetWhh from
TIL Shyik-uI- Islam, sentencing the dogs to
life long exile from the town. Next day tbs
Offending scIyengers We're collected, D0tliltl,
and conveyed under Il strong escort to field
some miles distant from Samaun. Delivered
from their prosecutors, tn" Shin5llillte-
hreathed moro freely, bat not for long. 4 day
or two later the banished dogs began to put
In an appearance by two5 and threes at q
time ia their old familiar quarters where
upon pi0us men exclaimed: See tn" tlngeI
81 Allan, who protects injured Innocence .
And the persons subsequently bitten wert
comfortably regarded by the orthodox val
as "phantastS and Missionaries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

days racing at Augusta. Ga, commencing
January 4. Tnirty-Iive hundred dollars
trance foo Ia 10 be charged In any
Of the races, which will be held under
tho rules Of the Savannah Jockey Club.
lioysea arc already in training hero from
Maryland. North and South Carolina. Gaor-
gia. Tennessee and Kentucky. The track and
Rtablea nre In iino condition and the accom-
modations ara ample. An interesting fea-
ture will beths Roman hippadrone races, to
b. run each day Ivy II. w iIgley. Of Pontiac,
His who brings six horses for tho PURPOSE.
Entries are 10 b" kept open until tho night
before Nnrh race
The Savannah aud Charleston races com
mrnto tho twentieth ~ january and sixth Of
February TesppgtlVely.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
PA N A NJ A..

PANAMA. Drc. f. A committees has been
appointed by tho local government to mako
preparatinna for thn proper reception 81 nj.
Dc l.csscps and bis party. due at Aspnwall
nv tho steamer Lafayette, on the twenty
ninth instant. Tho programmes will consist
of II banquet md ball. illumination OF the city
and Il bul fight. NJ. do issa"ps will remain
here two weeks. He Will visit tho United
Statn4 via California.
R,ilroad travel is etlll interrupted In con
sequences Of tho recent storms. large
amount Of freight Is accommodating on the
iRthmua and nv tho time tho rnnd IS r"ndy iol
traffic there will hs from % OOa to 30 600 tons
of cargo to move January may probably
snr the transit again In operation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
AGENT MEEkER'> MURDERERS.
The Utes Agree TO the Commissioners
Terms Jacks Voice Still for War

Los pISos AGENCY. Dee, % Ouray IN
forms tia commission that the Indians nave
accepted his ultimatum Gen. Hatch IS ready
to leave with the prisoners, hui II enmpeiiea
to await the arrival OF SOMETIMES, VINO Is , on
hIs way from Grand river 10 accompany the
chiets 10 Washington rs the representative OF
the WHITE River Utes. Jack was Also sri.ci e.,
by Ouray to represent that tribe, but ms
heart fails and he declines " -, leatil,A =.
to Mormon influence. Jack has decided to
quit the reservation and join Sitting lbuit.
lie informed ouray that he was man with
carhine and plenty II ammunition, wv ~
proposed to fight. Gen. Hatch viii probahly
start Oh the twenty-titth. The Indian pHs-
oners will he under military guard detailed
from Fort Garland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
IEO.

CITY on MEXICO, Dec. -. t is reported
that Mazatlan has hcrn "aptur"3 ~ T'Nolu-
tionsts anu American tilibu,ters, but the re-
port lacks rontrmatlWN
In, government proposes To renew the
leases ol the mints, but the press Eeh"falty
shows great opposition to the measure, me
present lrSsees aIr all foreigners, the Alano5
and IIermosila miHts iii Sonora and the mint
in the Cityof Mexico being leased by Ameri-
cans. Ihe national revenues are increasing
and the government being financially easy
Congress will leave further discussion OF thf
law authorizing the issue OF S210Oo,aoO paper
currency until next session.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
yhe PORK Packers strike III chicago.

CrII,,\tn. nrF. u There Is no chang" IN
tho pork packers strike. Tho Drorers, ,'otp'-
nal this afternoon publishes 2 letter from ~
influential Catholic priest In which ne adyis"s
thcn to rescind tncir last order that packers
shall not hire other worltmcd than thoS" PC
lnnpjily TO their union This Ii IS thought,
viii have il good effect, especially a4 ""
strikers are in bad financial condition ana the
employers are good natured over tho d'pfhS-
sion Iii hogs and the advance III PROVISIONS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
The Farragut AssactRtieH After Prixs
Money

PIIIT,ADELrHIA, Dcr. ~ AT Il meeting ~
the FarrHgut Association last evening oon-
mlttce. consisting 81 H. y. Osborn. president
Of the National farragut Association. and
VIM Simmons secretary Of the meeting. were
aupoinf,uI to visit Washington aud urge the
Senate CpmmittoN on Naval Affairs - pr"as
the matter of Introducing n hill authorizing
payment to tho officers and men composing
Farraguts "ot ns bounty tor destruction OF
the cnpny'a yf,ap,nlR below New nrlnana. the
snm Of Slt4 6l3 n balance 81 $26S, GOO de@rc"i
hy the llnited States District Court fer the
District or Columbia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
a Republican Aaytsnry Committee Ap-
poimtea Ia Maine.

Al-Glt.rA. Mo. DM. 81 meeting 81 tho
Republican State Committee anh prominent
E,nINlrans from various pnlts Of the State
was held nj Senator BIatnc's residence last
evening The following comnttt"" was ~
pointed to advise and cooperate with krpub-
iean MONITORS Of the Legislatures: Hon L.
NJ. Morrill. Hon Nelson pinglry, Col !. II.
Heath. CoI j w. SpautdnE, Capt &. a. Bou-
tellc, col ] H. Richards and A. SpraKuN
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
PERU AND CHILL.

PANAMA. Dee. II. Matters IN the south
nresent little encouragement for Peru. Ac
eording to our intelligence by steamer, which
has just arrived this morning, the engage.
ment at Tarapaea, where CHILEAN force of
$500 men attacked the Peruvians under
Buendia, the latter numbered 5000 men ana
we're we'll posted. The Chilians retired after
the loss OF 1000 men killed and the capture OF
seven cannon and three mitrailleuses. The
Peruvian loss was 600.
Montero has taken Pradoss place as d
rector Of War, and the latter has returned to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.

Elsewhere will be found the annual state
rnent Of the New Orleans National Bank. A,
BALDWIN Ega.. president. This is an institu-
ton which has ever commended Itself for lis
s9lidlry as a banking establishment. and the
mercantile community has shown ftttering
appreciation OF II and Its management. The
present statement will show that the bank
Is In most ffourishing condition, and tnat II
bids well Tor great and useful future,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
a conditional Nomination for Grant.

washington Correspondence n. I. Trlbune.I
Now that have returned g the subject OF
Tho most prominent Republicans now In the
city il worth repeating. He favors third
term, but insists that in his letter Of aceep-
lance Gen. Grant must expressly decline,
fourth term The difficulty OF making the
nomination conditional upon the letter Of &C
nsntanca Is almost as tnSurmountable as that
Of guaranteeing the capital without having
| the means of securing 1t.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
MUNICIPAL.
The Boys Boom.

Yesterday Chief of Police Boylan addressed
note 10 the Mayor suggesting that in order
to I'D accidents, ne issue his proclamation
In .ccordance with the city ordinances pro-
| b'lbiting the discharge Of firearms within
!. the city limits, under pretext OF celebrating
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

Lima, where ho has resumed his position rs
President
Montero has in Atlca $4,000 men. while the
Chlians have in InrapRca something over
II. 900 mon africa Is hpCkaded. llulquN Is
garrisonod Inv n few Ghilian mariners. Lima
+ wei defended and l,nth that city and Gallno
are guarded in anticipation OF M early attack
NJ ihn GhlIinnR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
Elnan 70 netlrc from ~tock opera.Ions.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. D The Post today
makes tie positive assertion IN Its editorial
columns that j e. Flood Is about to retire
from stock operations In" report Y cor
abatement from Flood ~ that effect has boon
maue public
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

MADRID, Doc o. An official dispatch
was read in the Cabinet Council to-day. an
nouneing that the most important tnSurgent
leader In Cuba and two ST his ieutenah'S nag
hrru killed. ana That thc inSurgcnt leader ~
the district of Ctenfucgos and eight OF his
followers had surrendered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

Atlanta C0n-tItutI0n.I
Another American girl Is TO marry noble
man. Why Il 1t That our girls refuse to sup
port their own countrymen2 There ID a lack
OF patriotism somewhere.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24
what Now Looks Like.

washington National Republican,
It looks more than ever like Grant and
Blaine. Ii the Indications given out by the
reorganization OF the Republican National
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-24

Committee amount to anything. and II SEN
ator Blaine will accept the second place, this
combination Is n foregone conclusion.