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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03
OFFICERS:
BOARD OF MANAGERS


j. j. GORDON. Physician. .................C Cairo Ills
Mrs 2. 4. TAYLOR, Superintendent OF
Schools, Alexander County............ /"
Mrs Z. c. FORD, Variety Bracket Store. - "
j. A. GOLDSTINE, Of Goldstine d Ro-
senwater, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in staple and Fancy Dry Goods ace. " q"
n. b. THISTLEW GOD, of Hinkle Il
Thistlewood, Commission Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors .......... &"
$. ID. AYERS, Of Ayers d Co., Commits
sion Merchants. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. " "
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney at Law.
WIN. STRATTON, of Stratton Il Bird,
Wholesale Grocers. ................. "
GEO ", ALDEN, Commission Mer.
chant IS Ohio Leyee ................. "
JAS. 5. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company .....,. "
HARRISON H0UPT, Matchmaker and
CHAs. 4. STUART, Wholesale and aiii, Re
tail Dry Goods and NOtons..,...,,
EDWARD A. BUDER, Manufacturing
Jewee7 and Wholesale Dealer h
Watchmakcrs' Tools and Materials. "
EDWIN i. EGNEW, Proprietor 81
Charles Hotel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d"
HAZEN LEIGHTON, Commission Mer.
b. EDWARD n ROE e S Marshal
Southern District Illinois ...... Springfield, His
Mrs S. 4. AYERS, ................V Villa Ridge, -
Dr. Il. 5, BRIGHAM, Physician. indianapolis Ind
JAS. NJ GELATT, Real Estate
Rsy DAVID c, WELLS, Methodist
Minister ..,., ..........G Grand Junction, Tenn.
j. II. GULLEY Merchant......,... Meridian, Mise.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03

WnY will you suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Constipation, and gen
eral debility when YOU can get at our stores
Shiloh's Sytem vitalacr which We sell on
aposi,ivc guarantee to cure you. Price
loc,s, and 20 cts. For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, July 2, 1901 PM Wheat
nominal-No, . Chicago, 81 O4@1 II; No.
2, Milwaukee, 81 04@1 Il; Red Winter,
81 10@1 II; No. Red Winter, 81 16H
OF II; No. 9 Amber, 81 1401 Is.
Commissioning 43; No. 2, 491a.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03
THE MAILS.

GENERAL DELIVERY open ,:SU a. m; closes
~ $3.50 pm; Sunday: s TO a. m.
Money order Department open at 8 a. m; closes
at 5 p m.
Through Express Mails via Illinois Central and
mississippi Genital Railroads close ut 1890 p. m
Cairo and Poplar Bluff Through and Way Mail
closes a. 1890 p, IN.
Way Mail via Illinois Central, Cairo and Win.
cennes and Mississippi Central railroads close at
g;i5 p, m.
Way MAI! !os Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at 6
q. IT.,
Cairo and Evansville River Route closes at $50
p. m Gs!ly except Friday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03

WHEN you see a baby, which you know
to have suffered for long time with Sum-
mer Complaint or Dysentery, suddenly i'm
prove and grow fat and healthy, you can
rest assured that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup has
been used
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03

"NAcnMHrAcn" popular and fragrant
perfume, Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03

Curw Jaeksons best Sweet Navy To-
haeee,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-07-03
Washington Avenue,
Corner Twelfth Street.

E. A. BURNETT, PROPRIETOR.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
Magnificent chandeliers vi Applegnte'a. No. "A
Epyirnn atr ant
A CELESTIAL SUIT.

Tho mombera Of tho Chinese firm Of Wung
Chung \ % wore arrested lnat wool, on bnil
wrlis isaucd at tho instance OF Smith Bros "
Ga. md Bnrstow& Dnevea Oh tho charge tlint
thoy wore about to uuit tho State permanently
without ienvinE therein property susceptible Of
RniEura In satisfaction Of plaintiffs claims
nEninst than.
Tho rnes taken hv Wing Chung X Hro. 10 anl
Rado tho wriis Or nrIcRt having boon denied
and the mowers remanand to inl. their counsel
instituted proceedings In tho Supreme Court to
procure thnir reoaae under u writ Of hnbeas
corpus.
Tnls case, entitled tho state Of Louisiana OK
rel Wnng Chung Va. tho Civil HharttT. pnrlsh OF
Orleans, IL hased upon tho following allegn-
tiona:
K"laiors nvnrring that they ara hold In GUS
toby by defendant under bail writ isaled by tho
Third District Court for the pnrith Of Orleans.
In tho suit of Smith l}roa. Il Go. W.. Wung Chung
4 Bro. md that they nre so held In custody
notwit hsinnding thay havN confessed Judg ment
In favor Of plaintiffs ~ snid suit pray. FOR q
writ Of hnheHs corpus that the legality OF their
detention under sald writ Of arrest may be do
terminad
Tho Chief Iustice ordered tho writ to issue ns
prayed for. roturnabe To- day at IL u. M.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
POLICE BOARD.

Tho Board Or Police Commissioners mot lns 1
evening, Mayor Patton In tho chair and quo
rum present. 5.m-.5.5
pntrolman j. Austedt. for falling to answer
roll call and sitting down and sloeping ON hi
bent was fined two days pay.
Patrolmen r. J. Ryan and w. Dawson. for
neglect or duty. wore lined two days pny encil
rest Q party Of mon for discharging firearms in
the city limita. was dismissed tho force
Patruman Charles SullsY. for conduct nnhe-
coming IN officer and drunkenness and NIB
sentng himself from duty. was dismissed tho
force.
Pat +. Keenan,. lying down and sleeping on
duty. five days pay
Pntroman Y. Clentnt. neglect Of duty ono
dny's pny,
Patroman T. Weldig. neglect of duty. ton
days pay.
A resolution was offered and adopted. In
structtng tho chief to notify the commanding
officers to prefer charges against those officers
who had not paid certain debts ordered by the
board to be paid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Widow Daniel Driscol and others to Alex II.
Brinton. four loannd improvements. 3oxl5D. on
Iimucl. corner Canal Avenue, $500.
Peter Smith to John Forschler. one lot and
improvements. 3oxl2G. on Clouet. conner Mora
les street. 5000
Mrs. Paul Albert Bacas to Widow John Me-
Lean ono lot and improvements. 35x7o, on Gal
veg. between Hospitt' and Ufsulines streets
800.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre. A. DevaiIIe 10 Mrs. b.
MARQUEE. ole lot and improvements 30xl2O. on
EspIanade, b ween Robertson and Where
Widow Chas Klar and Mrs. Kaltman to r.
t. W: This um. on'' lot aud improvements, 29xl20
on Chippewa, between Sorapuru and First
street-. 800,
Miss Lydia Boye to Robert Boye. one lot and
!mrroEements 2lXn3, on CIaibnrne between Du-
maine and s. Phitiu streets. $3.50
George ". Agn"W 70 John l.. SterrY, one lot
Caronaelet ana st Charles A reefs. $500
NJ r. and Mrs Francis J. Allab iugh TO Widow
T. Allahaugh, one lot and improvements, Box
ITO. on 1t John Broad road.
Mandevilla Margny to Theodule William
ono lot 3Ix1o0. on st. Bernard betwehn Soil
dele and Prosper streets. SlD5.
Acknowledgment Of title By Chas. LANCE. In
favor Of John Breen Henderson, for whom he
purchased lot. with improvements In square
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
TIE CONFERENCE

Tho conference committea Of the Htnts Con.
trnl and Parrish Cammitteea assembled Inst
evening vt tho Democratic headquarters to re-
colvo tho rnporta from tho oIght nominees who
hhd nRkod limo To consult thoir constituents
conforming til air previous nominations for tho
Legialnturo.
Tho report from tho Second Senatorial Dia-
trlot delegation wnR 10 tho ofrsn TINT t. hrmnnt
Ind plnrrd ha resignation III tho hnnda Of hiR
heegat Ion for acceptance From ihn Fourth
Senatorial District tho drngntion report. Il that
thny Ind renominatel MIR. 1t. o. Dnvoy. Tho
delegation of tho Sixth senatorial District re-
ported that thcy had renominntod Mr.. Jnnes
IlHann and Dir. Campboll.
The report from tho delegation Of tho First
Representatives District WHa hut th0y hnd ro
nominated Mr. Rnph q. Morgan: from tho
Second Representative District tho report WINS
that the delegation had renominnted Moaara.
Thomas DevnrHux and James Barry and tho
Fourteenth Representative Dtatret WAS thnt
they had also rauominnted Mr.. Il. DIebdl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
TILE BEAUTIFUL IN ART.

Among those who have recently returned
from the North In Mr.. W. n, haeboid. who comes
with such II stock Of eNnuiaiin thlngH aa havo
rarely oynr greeted tho ryaa of our levers Of
tho beautiful In art. Endowed with ilnr tnaia
hia aoinrfo \ have MI boon made with admirn-
hln judgment. md ha rnuai 10 hypcrrritieal In
tloed who cannot ilnh among tho many rare
ihnan nj Roehoids something 10 please hin
fancy. Among other things hc hna II superb
collection of nngrayinEa. ono ~ which tho Roll
Gall III thu Grimnn II specially deserving or
nontion II u hy Elizabeth Thompson and
calls fornihly ~ mind The grand drama that waa
enacted Oh The Urmaan peninsula aud those
marvellous docds nr ohivalrnua daring
NJ which "nll thu world wondaroi Thnro arc
paintings ofall kinda photographic. autographs
aud nr,tolna nF virtu without number. all Of
which dtrplny the most parract artair Ak III md
mako Hacholl'a II plonRnnt plnee to llnger IN for
hours. Standard Rnh beautifully bound obi
tinnH " tho heat authors are on tho ahelvcn. aud
myraha ~ deliberately illustrated holiday books
pn tho tallcannd aunntera. Hut MI thaHa things
and mnnv more must he aeon tn ha appreciated.
and M tho holidmva nra approaching hnnhnda
alore. No LOO Canal atroai Will hn the hnnduunr-
terra nf those III search 81 beautiful aud appro-
pirate prasentn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
CITY ECHOES.

Sunday morning Mt nj sRrly hour spms mn
liriona person discharged II pistol mt tbs GOruor
~ Royal and Customhousa Rtrnsta.
Jnmes Smith WIS locked up In the Ccntrni
Hinfion charged with tbs lnrcpny ~ IL lot OF
clothing vnlusd nj tib.
Thoa Madison charged with being drunk md
disturbing Tho pence and uaenuItinR mn officer.
was lodged IN The Eighth Station.
A Ghinnman was Yestsrdny tnksn To Tim
Charity Hospital. suffering from n cut In the
back That he recelvad. eight miles below tho
city by ono Alexander
dangerous and RusrIeloua character who
gave bis nnmn ns Hugh Kennedy WINS escorted
10 the First PrecnGt by Capt. Malone on tho
ehnrgn If being u subject such na the above do
aeriptlon would lndicnte.
BON Turner. an engineer. charged by ona
Michael Merritt. living ut NJ. 40 Tehoupitoulhs
street, With entering u atora In the ntpht-tins
with the intent tocommIt nFelony WINS arrested
ny Onieera Jnckaon and Ryan ut 1890 a. m. yeB-
terdny and lnt god Ii Tho Oentrnl Stntinn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
COKoNEWH INQUEHT.
In vastigating the Killing Of tho Boy
Rutladps.

vasti9a.inE The klllinE o. tho 10Y
Kutledge.
Coroner Mnrkay popte,dny concluded Tho In
quest IN The aaso ~ tho death of thn boy Joseph
Isutledaa. who was run over md killed. on the
sixth ri November. by atrant anr Mo- 81 Ut The
Annunenlon H'roei line, driven by ano. but
horst rho following II tho toet lmony nlici'od
m MURPHY.
On or nhout the sixth 81 November ] was
coming down AnuI1uhlntinn street With two
nrnea On my dfav. A. pHRaol Tho nnr hnnrtl
tho driver hnlnp WHOM IT, Ills mule When
twenIy yards pna' HIS onr ! hnnri n sstnam |
stopped my mule. md look Ing round | saw n
nhi, which know was y boy lie was IN tho
hnnha 81 two men who Ind picked him up.
did not 400 tho car pnas over ihn boy nnh
tall 81 tha lrhy. ~ the crates pte ynnted mo from
snaing behind no. did nnt glve my person
pefmission I" tite ~ TO tn Of my drny.
z.ma w. r. EhInaHn.
wna standing In front of NV door whom tho
accident occurred, drny pnasel landn1 with
u tha l,ny Gar No. 10. 81 tho Annunrlalpu
line. F"iue ~ thn un-'own direction. NJ.
urpanhGd The rirny WINS going down town. hs
tho aar nna dizzy nenfea en'h other III" boy
Jumped FROM tho drny aud stood ns II daSod
bntwnon thn two trHrks.
The driver 1T tho ehr put on bls brakes. but
too lnta ma the dashboard struck him. Falling
him 10 tho ground, Tho front whon pnaslng
ovnr His body anl Tho hind wheel crushing Ills
slide.
IL this position Tho boy remained uniil |
reached llo scene aud paebed the oar bnek md
fomoyeh the youth. Tho boy livad about five
mnutns
~ a. poaavAn
WINS IL nnr No. FL going NY town. got out
81 Tho car al Robin stresi. Ator walking II fow
mule. Immediately retutnnd io 'ho nnr nnl
say tho wheeIs pass hver the ohlsat which I
subsequently naeer'nlnod WIS Tho body " ! boy,
Tun secnuh Or hind Wtnp WINS other on tr
Drnr he body. HsEsteh In On hing thn nHr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
A M USE NJ Il. NT'H.
a nnlaInu of Mnhin.


boiln nsRin delighted good siSed audience
Inst might In Hlp" Everything TINT npnlh bh
anld hna nlrenay hann written about her ynt VIZ
nnnhot foibnnr expressing. Thousand
others hAvn done before. niit admiration Of tho
lli'le womnn'e "nntureI." grnon. eare ~ move
men aud good fellowship with her audience.
Hhe la mol . first olnss singer. sha IL not no
treaa 81 extraordinary talent, nj Ienst she does
not appear To tho lnoksr. on. and vet WHOM
sha niugs. moynn or spanls. lts is carried hwny.
ha Ikea her. ha nmott lpvna hsr all on account
Of her ensy aud beautiful simplicity.
Hhe repnatH Zip aRnln tonight.
1Hn Rr. GuAHt,Hh,
Add, Hlchmond'a Comic Upern Company
nanin played tho "Chlmoa nf Normandy" Inst
night 70 n fnir audiences. Tho performance
wnn nnippthnr thnn ihe PREVIOUS evening md
Alph Ittrhmond ehnwnd 10 better advantage.
NJ lsR Belle HirnrA atill lahota under tho In
Trinity Ut u cold That nppta her lower notes
bat tho tenor j. q. Armand bold his own. md
gave forth healthy. claHr and beautiful notes.
IT liz only would learn how 10 play he would be
llrRt- Ginaa Ruignni.
Tonight Tbs bltl II changed md Tho com
pnny will eivo "FA'initHat with sAah Rich
muni no Itd,tim,f l!a|o Glrnrl ma LU,iin J. q.
Armand IA ihn hsUoftfg nni Kent III tho gan-
nrnf We AFRO told thn' FainitSh" ~ we'll given
by tho troupe.
aitAAb nrEnA HoUaE. e@g9=
Tho nnrond performances OF Tho "Eapker's
DnnEhtnr'' nj this thentte Ivy Tho Union
impression nude on tho frat evening The
plny will bs kop' on tho honris during tho on
iira wAnk. Including the "Wednesday and Bhtur-
day mntlnoea,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
PERSON AL.

Capt. T. Howard McCaleb has Just arrived
attending ihe reunion Of the Veterans Of Har-
ris's Mississippi Brigade. Army of Northern
Virginia, hitch was held at Port Gibson, Miss.
on the thirteenth instant, We have on our table
n copy Of the addres delivered on that occasion
by our talented fellaw-citizen, which we have
read with intense pleasure and interest.
The many friends and admirers of Col. James
Lingan will be grHtifed to hear that he has re-
turned TO MS yesterday. Tho Colonel has been
doing Yeoman service tn the campaign, ex-
pounding Democratic princI pies with his usual
eloquence. Owing 10 patriotic duties yet to be
accomplished his clients and friends will hn..e
TO bear IN for awhile again. for he is booked to
sneak at Covngton on Thursday and ut 81.
Bernard court house on Friday next.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
More Decisions il the aaipea Case.

| More Decisions III the lainaa Case.
| The following order was yesterday entered
0rlnrah That Tho nr,nunts M communication
ora for HatsineH In criminal aasra, whnn ire
scented 81 ll,a nenii IN anpfoval. shall slow
Tho title of the annaa
\. A hriaf abatement nr Tho ntfanaa and refer
| anne " the law.
u Tho parnna IT Tho wilnneaea summoned q,
tln pnti nf tha United Antaa
" mora than twn WiiunEsa5 ~ fhn nnfi 81
The United ktatea hive haen anm'nnneh the
ransom IN explicit Language what mahe ~ arg
a number necessary.
Judgments aaains The following uamnl pa'
Ties ,lerendnntn In suits in which Myrn CLARK
an.naa ~ ulnntiH hnvo bnen amtetod, ihr
n,atuIjfr heinz dnnrand entitled tn poHannaloi
OF Tie property indicated and III uhymnnt 81
iha nnnnnia aunrillntlt
Arthur neun anvnn lota nf ground IA Huilnrr
bounded hY 81. reIar, nroai. Orleans ma Dor
gonca atrania nni ~ t1bsp ~
lfenta " III. I'rirutt, 1--WE lpih III square bound
"a ny pnnalno AZ Ann. First and hea"pd
~ tnnH, anh a. alEEH ~
Atattln uHth"a. three lola In Ruunrn bounded
Ivy HI. I'alet. llronh, nrloans aud Uatgennls
atrnnia. and 10 finpn
Mre t., tipInul Two lola w square bounded
hy nnmane ~. Ann, Fltat AMI SECOND a'reeta
and f. RHpi %.
Onlnyn Frnret one IN III auinre bounded hv
pumaina Van lsuren. Ht. Ann nnd Third
eirneta mud ~ finp 80.
hlta M A. llppIna. ono lot in anma autlnre
M above aud to sppp a.
jos II. lne two lna IN siunrn bounded Nv
~. Peter. Ofnnns. l1roah nnd White Hitoea
and fl tain
!. I. II. I,cfnbrr. ono ut IL Huuare bounded Ivy
Dnmaina ~. fniIn. DnrEotpla nnd lroal
etrna'a ana ~ aiOu hn
John Nunnn, two lota IN aItinro bounded hr
llruai. Orlnnna White and IT.. Ann slreets. and
tn tpia.
lteira Of u. H. MntnrtY ono auunrn bounded
nv Onk llroni, Hevnnlh and itallarhnnaa aironia,
aud "a tn 40.
W, Zimmerman. four lola IN square bounded
by Hrnnh, Aisth and TnnlonRn atton,s ana On
rnna,lat Walk. ana ~ tpet 10
John A. Hnfria ~ ns havn Instituted auii
nERipat " y. mud leau Garcia, plaintiffs, pray.
tng for mn Injunction IN restrain dafandnnta
FROM palllng Havana lottery tinkafa. aud for
ha,nnHnh resulting fratn nola If dnfan0nnlR IN
nh amount tu ha hsrnit tanned.
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BOARD or HEALTH RECORD.
Tho following were recorded yeatordny ut tho
office of tho Bonrd of Hoalth.
nfuIuH

Tho following were rnrorded yesterday ut The
offleo Of tho Bonrd Of Hoalth.
ninIHa.
Mrs. Horny Monngn. n son.
Mrs Adam Sehilling. n aon.
Mrs John A lInrra N daughter.
MrR Frank Dilmnn, u daughter.
Mrs. Patrick f'tblu. II daughter. H.
Mira. Tiinn Molten, u daughter.
Mra Aug Dnmoi, u daughter.
Mrs Jneuusa DoubrIno. IL daughter.
Mrs. 1na. Henhlni. IL aon.
Mrs .. II. Lhnny. n daughter.
Mrs. gli" Lion II daughter.
Mrs. Frnuk hllemnn II daughter.
MARRIAGES..
Poior Nelson TO Emmn Book.
Johaph hngns'ln 10 Marie H. Archer.
ChriHtnp Fedkuchnnf 10 Mrs. sophie Ilester
j phn X. larhnrt to Julia Smith
John BunnouR to Jeanne Ghpdevlile.
i. Janice Green 80 Emma Apple'on,
preRon T. Pullan to Mary w Hnrrgnn.
Herman Stronger 10 Mary Gsorge.
Jns. Nj kpiley To Mary Anna Drumfn.
John Witoy to Annie Davis
DEATHs
Joaeph Vitor 2 months
MaFWS II, Fottar. yenr.
rlnrlde Lphnt' 6 months.
hnelfn RorIo III ynnrs.
Mrs. Fleming. 50 yenrs.
Patrick Coz 3R yours.
Lionel Hobeloi Al yenrR.
Edwin II, DorWin. 3 yours.
Alfred Mass. 10 months.
Hnrnh A. Wnlmhn. "a ysHrs,
EHtill FiHhor. montha.
RUFUS Stocks. IG months.
Adelaide GnnneIlo. Gi yours.
Mrs. II ut Cyr, 10 years.
Agnea OMenlie. II months.
Jncoh Franklin 2h years.
Dorthn L. HIgRR. 2 yanrs.
Joseph lleaa, 2 months.
Hattie White. week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18
FROM EAR no UAH.
"A Man Who Had His Throat Cut ny
n Trniup.

4
| "A, ~, snrnar nf ilpron,,e aud rnyfrna slraas
| al i, n'plnok ynsterdny morning. n mtlknhn ~
tha anna ot II. Abadle Ind his ihroat out from
not ~ oar Ey d trnnp nnnnd Jauen Oronnu
Tho accused nflar committing tho deed. waa
| al,ot IN thp fool Nv Dnlaer r. I iannnv. while
| attenrtInE to niraei hla aRanre.
| tlrptnt when finally captured hv Officer Kan-
hoy MIA Acting Corporal Jnmes Farrell war
brought tp tie Central Htniiun md lock- oil M
charged from Information received with ant,
Hug nnd wunnllpa with ntahi toe rnu,ll MUIR
del,
Iha wounded uan waa conveyed tn the OhNr.
Nv llpspitnl whore hu was attended by nr.
Hanson who EXPRESSED Tho opinion lhnt tbs
wound wna dangerous one, though not ne
Tho wnunand mnu q rtalntnnnt ls 10 thn effnrt
ilnt ~ ranrhing The corner If Hnronne nn,l
i'ayhraa atre,tA ~ cav Mr. nan ottoman nnd nd
tho ~, ~ l'ouliany lia lind no sooner suolton
~ hln than Urotn,, htierkoI hin, and nu' hla
thront with n rn4pr TINT he hold In hIa right
hand. nul hon flsh.
Grunnn. tho accused, whom Waited IN his coli
stated than ho was drunk NJ the tlme ha eou-
mittnA The decd tibet lie had boon Rlvnn M nd
ttunn being refused tho privilege pf RrenE Tho
ahpw. when ~ Ind y ich". u mhhn him mpd .
INIT Wlen AhHrln Rpoke tn hin' Ito drew his
rnEpr anh cu ltlH thront.
When Questioned na to whnther Ito belnnEn1
In the DUTY. ho anId TINT he had inst arrived
from Mash Willie. Tenn.
nillnora knnnap mud Farrell, on learning nf
Tho cutting mn1a n anpnh for Tho nnnased nnl
OHeHr Kannay. ~ oamiug NJ With him flrat.
waa forced % shoot him before he could cap
tura Him.
ufonnn when nrat asked Ivy The officers why
he had Cui hhniIo toblind TINT hs wound cut my
a ~ 4 mA-n ~ II Il who would nlinmpl ~
rob him.
Tho nonjao,i. whom nrrngnad hnfore Recorder
Hhaei,nn, ramnnlnh ~ Tho Fariph Prison
without hail 81 await The reanlt Of hia victim d
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-18

Tho Democratic. Conservative Parish Com
mttne assembled last evening, pursuant to nd
iournment. President y. @. Shields In tho chair
and twenty four members. n quorum. present.
President Shields stated that hc was informed
that the conference committee hAd not com
pleted liz lahors. and would not Do ready to 70
port until this evening
Wherenpon motion TO adjourn was made
by MI. Reilly.
Mr.. Bath asked whether there WIS not bust
ness before tho committee that could DO trans
acted
The president answered that he knew Of mono
upon which the matters before The conference
committee did not have some bearing.
The motion ~ adjourn prevailed. tho adjourn
meat being until tho neXt regular weekly meet
Ing Of tho r. IRISH Committees on Wednesday
the nineteenth instant.
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ID ~ JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
NOTICE 10 VOTERS.
State or LOUISIANA,
Registrar Of Voters. Parish OF Orleans.

State or LOUISIANA,
Registrar Of Ynt,,ra Parish OF Orleans,
New Orleans. Sept "a. 1879. ]
Tho Office Of the Registrar Of Voters for the
Parish ofOrleans will be opensd ON THURS
DAY. thetw"nty fth dny OF September, ut Bs.
Patriek's Hall Damp street. opposite Lafayette
a1unre. and Will bs kopt open until November
"a. 1870. Sundays md legal holidays excepted. Id
order to ennbIe tboae who have not registered
In 1879 and 1879. md those who have removed. 10
secure their regular pnpers. In view OF the
great number 81 applications for duplicate reg
istrntion papers. citlzsna ars earnestly request
cd to use dlliRsnt asnfch for original papers
before apply inR for duplicates.
Offlce open from o'clock Il. m. TO Ia m, and
from 30 To D. m.
CHAH, ChVhNAD.
Registrar Of Voters.
1895 tt Parrish Of OrlsBng.
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FOR THE ORPHAN.

The ladies' of Carrollton arc engaged ia ono
of those works than which nothing enhances
more the loveiuess of the sex-the relief Of the
orphan TO that effect they have organized Il
charming entertainment at the hall Of Star
Hook and Ladder Company No. i, OF Carroll
ton the proceeds Of which are TO be devoted u
the assistance Of the orphan asylum III charge
which opened Oh Sunday. the sixteenth. and
was repeated on Monday. will again be given
On Sunday and Monday next The many
charitable of the lower sections OF the city are
cordially invited to ride up 70 Carrollton to CON
tribute their mite TO the worthy enterurise. The
pri9 Of admission Il only tWehty five cents.