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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

Democrats" Kohl zouaves. Workingmen's
Club and the Boyle Guards.
The Kohl Guards met promptly at The ap-
pointed hour at their place of rendezvous,
w. j. j. Armstrong In the chair and about
thirty members present The following reso-
luton was then presented and passed:
Whereas, this meeting has been called for
the purpose of consultation among the Demo-
cratic and Conservative voters of this ward
AS to what is best to do In regard to the par
lsh ticket just nominated; therefore be 1T
Resotred, That committee Of two, to-
gether with the president of this club, In con-
nection with like COMMITTEES from all other
regular Democratic clubs of this ward, to
hold conference In regard to the action of
the late Democratic convention, and take
such measures In relation thereto as he may
deem expedlent In the Interest Of true Demo-
cratic principles, In order that peace and
harmony In the Democratic party may pre-
vail.
The other clubs mentioned had a like at
tendance. or perhaps a little larger, and each
passed similar resolution.
The committees thus appointed met at the
hall Of the Boyle Guards and passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
The Democratic Conservative party after
having rescued the State of Louisiana from
Radical rule, and placed its government In
after campaign fought against all odds and
against every disadvantage, and being about
to arrive at the contamination of our hopes
under new constitution and new system OF
laws. under which every citizen will receive
equal justice In the full protection of his
rights and privileges, and deemng the sue
cess of the Democratic-Co Conservative party
paramount to personal ambition, we look
with dismay upon the present want Of har-
mony prevailing within the party brought
about by the action of the late nominating
convention held at Odd Fellows Hall; there
fore. be 1t
Resolred That while we affirm and indorse
the great principles of the Democratic Con-
servative party, and pledge ourselves anew
to the maintenance Of these principles, and
pledging our hearty support to the State
ticket as formed at Baton Rouge, we demand
such selections as will be representative OF all
classes of the Democracy and equitable to all
sections OF our parish.
Harmony Club-W. Ell. Merkel, C.J. Ledig,
Geo. J. Wagner.
Boyle Guards-C. +. Boyle, John S. Chris
tie, John A. Mcdonald.
Kohl Zouaves- j ). . Armstrong, q. Will
lis Walker, M. A. Mcdonnell.
Workingmen's Club-M. Malloy Jas. Cum
ningham, JOS j. Kohl
McGeehan Guards w J. MeGeehan, W. II,
Michel, Ihos McDonogh.
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rhe Cha mp,on nl.aster ln,est1gatlon.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 15.-At the close Of tho
testimony Ia the Champion disaster inquiry
the following letter was read:
NOVEMBER ~, 1879.
To Edward r. Sharswood, ESQ. Secretary:
Dear Sir-We have to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your favor of the twelfth instant, re-
lating To the investigation now pending be
fore the British naval court at Philadelphia to
inquire into the particulars Of the collision
between the steamer Champion and the ship
Lady 0ctavia and your courteous invitation
to have Capt. Lockwood attend. In reply we
beg to say that Capt. Lockwood ID now await
ing the United States local inspectors, to
whom he has already submitted his report,
and before whom he daily expects to be called.
If. therefore. he and other parties Interested
In the vessel lost should desire to avail them
selves of the opportunity your polite Invita-
tion offers. they could not, In any event. ap-
pear at an early day. Respectfully. yours,
GEO. W. QuINTARD,
For the New York and Charleston Steamship
Company.
The court adjourned until Monday. the sec
retary, Mr. Sharswood, being instructed to see
when the captain Of the Champion would at
teud. 1t Is understood that there Is no way
to compel him t. attend, as ship captains are
amenahle to the local United States inspectors
where the steamship belongs, and this. ID the
case Of the Champion. being New York. the
trial. Ii any. must take place tlleIe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
A College ESe IbelIiOu.

MIDnLEBuRY, Vt, Nov. 15;A-The sopho-
suspension day before yesterday, and was
followed by the freshman class yesterday
and the senior and junior classes to-day The
faculty has suspended the two lower classes
and viii probably suspend the Others Every
student in the college is engaged IN the re-
belion. The trouble grew out of an alleged
unjust action Of the faculty toward member
of the sophomore class
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LAYING the French Gahle.

NORTH EASTMAN, Mass, Nov. l5.-The
steamer Faraday came to anchor off Nausett
Lights, at 10 n. m. The wind is southwest
and fresh; the sea smooth and the time favor
able for laying the cable.
The steamer Faraday weighed anchor about
30, and proceeded out to sea to q spot some
ten miles from shore where the cable was
buoyed this morning. 1t is too late and too
windy for the cable to be landed to-day. but
1t may be landed Sunday, should the weather
permit. Several hundred persons have gath
cred on the beach.
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Mempht. Sanitary Mass Meeting

MEMPHIS, Nov. ~ mass meeting Of the
citizens Of all classes was held tonight on
the bluffs, which was addressed by DIR. A. N
Bell, Of New York. on the subject Of sanita-
tlon. Resolutions were adopted appealing To
the Governor to call an extra session of the
Legislature and that a committee OF fifteen
be appointed to devise and agree upon plan.
In conference with the National Board of
Health, whereby the citizens of Memphis can
suggest to the Legislature whatever action
may be necessary looking to the improved
sanitation of this city.
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The New Orleans Mint-The Difficulty In
Obtaining "a supply OF silver bullion.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Director OF the
Mint, in his annual report, states that the
silver bullion purchased for the New Orleans
Mint consisted principallyof Mexican dollars
and old plate. When the Mint was reopened
for coinage it was expected that a consider
able amount of silver bullion would be sup
piled from Mexico, but 80 far the expectations
have not been realized. Notwithstanding the
fact that the department has offered to pay
bankers and bullion dealers In New Orleans
the highest market price for silver. deliver
able at the Mint In that city, only two or
three offers for the sale Of silver have been
made to the department by them, and In each
case at prices above the market rate. The
Mint has not been worked to It's full capacity,
for the reason that like difficulty has been
experienced ls at San Francisco and Carson
In procuring q supply of silver bullion.
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FRANCE.

CANNES. Nov 15. "a man has been arrested
while attempting to make his way to the
presence OF the Empress of Russia, in this
place His name is Meyer, He isa native "
St Petersburg, and Is probably insane. IN
auiry into the matter Is proceeding
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The Windsn. Room,
LOincinnati Fnuuirer.

Senator Wiudom, who Is here, says that the
little presidential boom started for himself
some time ago is either lost or swallowed up
by the other booms, as he has not been able
to hear from it for months He thinks that II
Grant is not the candidate Blaine will be, and
that he will be elected.
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weakly Rank statement.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The weekly state-
ment of the associated banks shows the fol-
lowing changes: Loans, decrease, 81 $4,000
specie. increase, $9169oOo; legal tenders, de-
crease ss9l 100; deposits. increase, ST. 273. 500 :
circulation. increase, $l3i,2oo, reserve, in
crease. $G, 459,525, The banks now have $577,
635 In excess of legal requirements,
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A small Rc0nR for Little Mac.
Cincinnati Enquirer

Democratic New Jersey, by tacking on
Connecticut could take the place of Indiaua
In a Presidential election, and with New York
and the "Solid South" elect Democratic
President. Does any body see in this the
shadow Of George B. Mcclellan? 1t Little
Mac appreciates this situation, he will step
over to Philadelphia md get the benefit of q
demonstration. The Quaker City ls always
reliable when it is desirable to give MoClel-
Ian hoo-doo.
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EantenalAt af s1nllrt.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 14-Dr. Norvin Green.
president of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and George Prescott, vice presl-
dent Of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Com
pany came before the United States Circuit
Court this morning to answer for contempt,
In disregarding the suit of Clinton g. Colgate.
Both were discharged on stipulation of their
counsel to file af1idavits, showing that the
wires or cable which defendants were enjoined
from dsposing of had been removed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
Moveneu,s or OCEAN yesse,s.

NEW YORK. Nov 15-Arrlved Harter, City
Of Montreal. Germanic. Arrived out: Mas,
Renvoirlcb Homeward: Bertha for New
Orleans, Johann Benjamin for Darien.
New YORK. Nov. l5.-Arrived: Isaac Bell
Arrived out: City of Atlanta, Pembroke Cas-
tie. 0tranti, Benvaislach. Kate Tasett
Timor, Borussia, Highbury. Emiliano.
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st,il Fresl, and ReautifuI.

Washington correspondence Baltimore SUM-
Senator Roscoe ConkIing who has been re-
ported sick and dead. to-day argued case
before the Supreme Court. He seemed to be
In perfect health His hair was more uEkempt
than usual, but he wore his light blue neckte
and argued his case with vigor and tact The
audience-room and bar of the court were filled
with good audience, but no distinguished
ppOnln were present
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JOngee's Denial.
ICil cin1fsii Commercial /


WASHINGTON, Nov 12.--John q. Thompson
left for OHIO tonight. He denies the correct
ness Of the published report that he conceded
Ohio to the Republicans next year. He con-
cedes nothing He says the Democracy viii
make as strong flight as ever. that they are
the pluckiest set OF fellows that side OF a
warmer climate. They fight as we'll when In
the minority as any other time Thompson
mourns the collapse of Thurman, and regards
that as an irrepressible disaster.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Nov 15-It il thought that be
tween G30e,000 and g41o.000 Of specie were
taken from the Bank Of England to-day for
shipment t. America
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
pork Packers nm strike

CHICAGO, Nov. IA Employees Of the Chi
cago Packing and Provision Company, num-
berlng 400 to 600, quit work to-day because
the proprietors rejected their demand for re-
instatement Of the foreman, who was dis
charged yesterday.
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THE BALKAN PRlNCIPALlTIES.

VIENNA, Nov. i5.-The report that an al
lance has been formed by the Balkan princi-
palities remains uneontradicted, but 1t l. not
believed that the affair has progressed beyond
overtures from Servia to the other States.
Servia IS thought b be acting under Russian
tnsniration.
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charges Against Memphis.

CINCINNATI Nov. 15.-The GGsctte's Frank
fort, Ky. special dispatch reterates the
statement that the yellow fever still fingers
In Memphis.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
+ SPORTING NEWS.
The Collender Billiard Tournament Ru-
dolphe and Daley Win Games,

NEW York. Nov. 15.-The ninth game In the
billiard tournament between Heiser and Ru-
dolphe, resulted: Heiser 2o4, Rudophe 800.
Garter GO, Daley 300; winners average 1sa4.
Eleventh game-Slosson 400, GARNER GS,
Winners average % 11G; highest run. > los
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LONDON, Nov IA Berlin dispatch says:
DIphtheria IL gaining more and more ground
In Russia The disease has obtained such
| frightful proportions that In some regions the
mortality exceeds the births.
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The Tl,den Income Tax su,t

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE return to the Su-
preme Court in the case of the government
against Samuel j. Tiiden-the income tax
suit-has been completed by United States
Commissioner Shields, and will be transmitted
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
The Terminus Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.

W. NJ Dunn, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. have spent the past few days ex-
amining the harbor at Newport News, York
1 town and vicinity, as TO the final terminus Of
\ their road.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
Appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON. NOV. 15.-Col. John Hay,
formerly private secretary to President Lin
coin, has been appointed Assistant Secretary
Of State. To succeed Hon, Il. w. Seward, re-
signed.
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GER MANY.

LONDON. NOV. ~. "a Berlin dispatch says
the German Minister OF War has ordered a
survey Of the Baltic coast to report what adj
ditional defenses are necessary.
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THE ELEVENTH WARD.
A Joint Conference and Series Of Resolu.
tions Adopted.

There was quite number OF club meetings
last night In the eleventh ward. They were
respectively the McGeehan Guards, the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
The Sanitary Condition Of Memphis.

. CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-A special from Mem
phis states that the reports of the fever hav-
Ing again broken out there are untrue, only
two new cases having occurred In the city In
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addressed minute to Sir Rartle Frere ex-
pressing the opinion that Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley's statement of affairs In Zunland Is preju-
dicial to the permanent peace of South Africa,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The sale Of Eastern
bred trotters and coach horses belonging to
Wesley L. Balch. Of Boston, took place here
to-day. The prices obtained were poor, con-
eideriDg the stock offered. Grey Eagle, a
gray gelding, eight years old, with q trotting
record Of 2:35. sold for $l10o; Abdallah 4
Grey geIding. record 25. went for S1425.
The prices of the other horses ranged from
Si20 tO ST2O
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Movements OF Rlver steamers.

IEpecIhI TO Inc UamOcTat1
CAIRO, Nov. 15-Ihe Roberts and barges
cleared this morning. The City Of Alton
cleared this evening. The Josie Harry passed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

the past ten days Noalarmls Is lelt; ~ .nese
two CAGES one caught tho fever while visiting
an old case, and the other from house not
Iicinfantpl
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kentucky's Constitution Found.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. l5.--The constitution OF
Kentucky is now stated to be safely locked
up in the State vaults.
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THE HANbAN coURrNEY RACE.

ROCHESTER,, N. r.. Nov. d. The donors of
the HanIan- Courtney prize forwarded Ger
tticate for $4,000 to Blailkie, according to the
articles Of agreement between Hanlhn and
Courtney. Courtneys $500 forfeit money will
be sent on Monday. He goes to Washington
earty next week
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SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Adviees from Cape
Town announce that the Cape ministry have
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to Washington tonight The record com
priscs over $40 pages Of printed matter.
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HE pErRAupEp THE aovERNMENr.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Mr. Hugs Of the
firm Of Hunnes 4 Hugs, importers OF kid
gloves. No. AL Broadway, was arrested to-
day, charged with defrauding the customs
by means Of false and fraudulent i'll
voices and false statements. 1t is stated
that the frauds cover many thousand dollars
The store and goods In the warehouse have
been seized and are In the custody Of the reve
nue. officers. Hugs was committed to the
Ludlow street Jail In default Of bail.
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CAPsIzED SCHOONER.

BUFFALO, Nov 15-The schooner @. G.
Breed, loaded at Detroit with $4,000 bushels
of wheat consigned to F. W. Fiske u Co., Of
eghty-eight miles east Of Point Pelee. The
crew, consisting OF the captain and seven
men. are all supposed to have been lost ex-
cept Frank Davis, who was at the wheel and
was picked up by the propeller Milwaukee.
after struggling for nearly thirteen hours in
fha yatar
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16
rnE v1crIM or DOMESTIC TRorRLEs.

THE VfUT1M OF DOMESTIC TKOTELEB.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ia special from Sher-
man. Texas, says: w. z. Greenland. one Of
the veal ihiest and most prominent citizens
of that place, committed suicide last night by
taking morphine. The cause is said To be-
domestic troubles.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

NEW YoRK. Nov. 15 Marshall II. Mallory.
of The Gh,rchmuu burned out yesterday. says
the losses on presses, type, machinery, en-
gine, etc. will amount to between $40, 600 and
$40. 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-16

PHILADELrHIA. Nov. 15.-At the close of tho
testimony In the Champion disaster inquiry
the following letter was read:
, 1879-02-14
METHODIST PREMIUMS.

Arrangement OF aEethosts By Which tho
various organ" ol Tho ci"ro'' Sh"'l Me-
e"fe sa''set'ocrf'
>u.. vo.s,s su'r r.' ," =" ~. ~ ~ .o
w" .onn' fee ,e ~. I,' '""s"l ooeh s',' ep-
h,tteo OF lie aetaloalst Eplseopal Chnfch 10
holding It's annual meeting at tho headquarters
uf the Book Concern In this city. The sessions
] ,nar,n6, Tha h,.tna.s - 'r ,r,,.oo,od 'h' 10 oao-
'aos,o"s lne opAlhses ,'Iaasae'eu Is ee"'
orally executive, "'ld oE little outside In
tcscss. \ matter OF anIne Importance to tic
West wps brought IN Yesterday through a noyc-
,net IA 1to,o ,ho Vas,orr m 1or.. ,,,, - M.
saS ~ p'"se ,"a "ss" p4.e4s "'s'. H'o W.
aef t'e cuttful Of tAe Chnfch; On IN e9ta! footr
1ng with the Eastern orGaus. Hitherto tllo Int
Ter h.yo been favored IN various RESPECTS, and
,.ffurts hoyo constantly hcen mt for,h bv tho
ra.tsrn ,.,,,,er. ot In po'.,. ,.on,,n,,,.o ~
:.ne.si" n'o",os's ~ t'o nooM eu''''l'''Isc W
4push tor"afd the Eastern publications At tho
Npcnse Of tic Western. This ycnr the Wcst-
ern members decided To mako n strong s.aul
H., onun,t,v m tha ,rc,,,,I ,,.t ,har, ,,,,f, -,
80 Ni''''5l " '"N e'oA''@ e.''' '.l'o ouI"s ~
, 1879-02-14

probably he deficit ih The revenues Of thr Try Icy
ernmcnt during the next hscal year, OF vi w..
co., nnd asking authority 10 3sasue PCT cent
bombs tc cover f,lch deficiency.
AIr. Wilson, from tic Committee OF, Foreign
Affairs, submitted a report III rcgnrd 10 TIC
treaty with Mexico. Ordered printed aud re-
committed.
Nr. Wtrrlnton, from the Committee on Pub
ltc Lan,ls, reported bll! to determine The stslo
to the tract Of lan,l known as the Rancho Pano-
che 0randc, California. Referred ant rccon'-
nnfttcti. .......
The ilouse soon after went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Legislative Appropriation bill.
Mr. Blackburn was In The Chair.
After d!.sposlng Of si1av.threo pages Of the
hill the Committee rose. The rcmainder Of tho
dnyts session was devoted 10 memorial services
OF the late Julian uartridHo.
, 1879-02-14
THE WEATHER..

OFFICE or TUE CHIEF SIGNAL 0kriezs,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. Ill a. n.-laals
ttous: For Tennessee and tic Ohio Pa!eJ,
colder and clear or partly cloudy westhef, saa
mostly from north to vest, and, Ia tbs eas'efa
portions, rising barometer.
For tho Lower Lnko region, colder noFnsess
to southwest winds, partly cloudy weahe! q"
possibly areas Of light snow. With rising bafoa'
etcr during portion of tho day. ,.,,
For lhe Upper Lake region, Upper Assits,nr ny 81.
md Lower Missouri Valleys, very cold ana slta =
Or iaIr weather Will continue, win winds @o.a{
trom the southwest to northwest, proeaoly ~
lowed during Friday night BY row!y rlsae 's"'
pcraturo nnti slowly falling barometer; T., -,
The Tennessee and Cumberland lusess h'
fall slowly. This Upper Ohio will rise; n,,,,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.--Atorc SNOW fsll ~! hls9s r.
and tho mercury sunk to about " p,na ~. ~
night 1t Is even colder than thnt. leo ass 0sss
running freely In the river all day.
'~N Ctlic4ao. feb =
, 1879-02-14

Sp1f1M UGbdttH ID 7ks 7f1ofIH2.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-Ycstertlay n
daughter OF James Robinson. who lives Mt
Browuts Grove, mar Stanford, was 80 terribly
burned by her clothes catching fire from Eratc,
that ehc died last nfght.
DAvRsroNr, Tn., Feb. IA shocking. acci-
dent occurred at 1owa City Inst night, which re-
suited to-day III The death of lohnlilc the 3year-
old chilli Of the Rev. Qscnr Clutc, pastor Of the
Untyersalist Church OF that city. The boy was
alone in u room upstairs, where he found 4 box
of matches md began 10 au,use himsclfby light.
ing them. 1u 80 doing his clothes caught flrc.
When his mother heard him cry she rushed into
These she succeeded III ssnotlcring by the aid
ef blanket, but only to find the little boy trr.
ribly burned from the neck to the knees. Medic
al lid was summoned aud the clld's pail,
greatly allcviatcd, but at O'Clock thla morning
be began to sinl, and In few hours was dead.
, 1879-02-14
CASUALTIES.
THE TLY1NG-TnArEzE ACT.

THE TLY1NG-TnArEZEA ACT.
Special Dispatch to TIE 7ffbsne-
DETROIT, Feb. 1A--Marto Ax.triuo md Frank
Monroe, with Fanchou's Pnrisinn Folly Troupe.
wcrc performing trapeze act at the Theatre
Co.nit,uc tonight, when the wo1nan met With
terrible accidcnt. She wns swinging through
1l,e air. preparatory to lcaptng 10 tue grasp OF
her partner, who hung head down from thc
t,rosccniuf,, and, when ut tho greatest RltEtuda
al her flight, she was sel.el with vertigo, her
hands released the grasp of the bar, mud she
fell head downward thirty feet, ktrfkinR
on an orrhestra ct,atr and thence rolling down to
the door unconscious, The result was broken
collar-bonc, three ribs fractured, and Internal
ioiurtcs. l1cr recovery Is improbable. Sha wns
3 superbly formed woman, weighing about leo
pounds, and Is years Of age.
, 1879-02-14

ROCHESTER,, n. r., Fut. l3.-Stethctmer, Tono
&: Cots bank c.osct to laY, Anticipating run,
they decided 10 suspeud. They expect to pay III
full.
PETERSBURG, Va, Feb. 1a-Tha Commercial
Eattunnl Bank, ll.t last Nattaual hank III tho
city. las gnne into liquidation.
NEW YoaK, Fen. l3.-plnckney. jackson i
c., dealers u spiccs, hays suspended. 1.Iabi,l'
Ties, $l1A0N.
, 1879-02-14

LITTLE Rock, Feb. H.-Au unfortunate tub-
llc alteration l1ansp!roil this nftcrnoos Ls-
twcen Col. lt,hett ". julnsun and leo. Miller.
the former yeutiuC severe rrFnacl,cs upon thu
Governor. to which the latter responded with
warmth. Frirnds uf 10th grntlcn,en tCgrct lie
matter, which IL probably ended.