Louisiana capitolian., 1879-03-29

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son, ~ charge ol an 80 omceI, umPeo
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WIFI mulTrr cOmmleteu SovelaM
years ago ~ minus county.
A special dispatch to the London
ot0"0a.0' marcll xatn, from fe:tn,
Mys; ~ aMuol,I VI 1le Meolos llver
mas oulst q uyko anu inunuaVou .
large tel11tory: Decavanya' WIN
WE'VE taousanu lnnaDitansS' ma ls tnrea-
teneu Wi'h run. i!oel VIII sc"rceiy
escapetne terl'ole d'saster'
A darkey, Jeff David, has Just been
relessSeu 1rOin tho oOutn CarOilna
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kl"cu sosol"l '.'nes ~ ~ uov: aanip'on.
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w., y. I''o ,,%Iuo, aoo I..a'Sou S. W ni' A''o
lo''i "'"iueioi nus oeen e''"e"''
Jerry Ewing, colored, was seized
by twelve masked men at paducah,
n.y., on the night OF the Mth inst,
anu sno, .:ue"!n, al'e! wnicl = Das
o1 s'nu ceIhe tleu 20 ms oouy, 10 was
throWn mto the Vnio rlver: Ewing
had ravlshed cnlid named flelds,
Ds & Mnosc o.otncr no was cap1dleo
'''.er RECEIVING Two e"nsl'ot woun0s'
The Princess Marie Amelia, to whom
King Alphonso is now betrothed, is
the eldest daughter Of the Count de
Paris and OF his wife, Princess Marie
Isabella d'Assise, who was the eldest
aaushtef 0l .le !,uc ae Montpens'er.
Inc mtehdeo ol1ae Is Only fourteen
years OF age, ana Is or'gnt ana hand-
some.
Late London papers contain full
accounts of recent massacre in Zu-
luland. The most interesting one,
written by an eyewitness, shows that
it was due solely to the most fortunate
chances that the commander-in in chief,
Lord Chelmsford, his staff and all llis
troops escaped the fate Of those who
were massacred in Isanhula camp.
| The greatest CONSERVATION has been
caused in Reading, Mass, by the
discovery that Treasurer Nathan P.
Pratt, OF the Savings Bank in that
town, is q defaulter to large amount,
and that while enjoying the fullest
confidence Of the community, he has
for years been systematically robbing
the bank. His defalcatiOn, running
through period Of three years, will
probably aggregate $4,000.
M The mayor of St. Louis has issued
j proclamation warning destitute dar.
KEYS who are afflicted with the Kan.
sas fever not to land in that city with
the expectation of relief. He saws
"The city is wholly unable to support
them or to furnish them means Of