The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-11

could forcs them into placing warsyesaa Il
his disposal, Grants holsts his own ss aSS
shows the government and It's frlgate clean
| pair OF heels.
There are now 600 hoodla plural Of hood.
| lum) In San Francisco where the order has
been established since 1861 Most Of them ars
halfgrown boys, and, as arule, their leaders
are criminals
| Montrealers don't care for the privileges n
| voting, 50 far as II is extended TO them n
vote. they must pay their taxes before JAM.
airy 4. Only 1000 VI the 10000 rats-paysrs In
The city did so.
An enormous lathe Is being cpnstrue4ad IL
the Royal gun factories, Woolwleh arss,as
| for turning u l50.Cou gun, al order for which
| ls expected. A 1000 ton crane Is also being
| constructed.
| The city Of Evansville, Ind, talks of chang.
| Ing its name, and the reason given BY thA
lawyer who framed the Legislative bin to thai
effect is, that no city that has wills" attached
| TO It's proper name will ever prosper.
| Stonewall .raeksons old sorrel war.hersa
| which bore his master under the moon On M
| fatal night Mt Charlottesville, Ia still living
at the Morrison homestead, In Lincoln county,
North Carolina
"What," said an inauistive young lady. ejs
the most popular color for a bridef" We
may be q little particular In such mattArz
but we should prefer white one gImifs
Gazette.
| Mrs. Gen. Gaines is ssventy-one years a
age, but still full OF the promise of abundant
| years. While she lives there must eOntfuue
to be- considerable activity in United States
real estate.
! NJ. Leon Chotteau, the young Frenehmau
OF courty bearing, well-oiled joints and coal
/ black eyes, all of which were watched by
| Philadelphia merchants year ago, sent hs
new President q cable greeting from Boston
on Monday night, managing to work IN 4
/ resfnrnnnn tf, Htha Franco. A fnuripau rna4tt .
Baltimore expects 10 add another NOM.
nent to the cityful already up. OF the heroes
who defended Fort McHsury during the bonn
bardment in 1914 Col. Armistead was thechisi.
and 1t Is believed that his memory should be
| locked In marble.
Miss Jackson, the daughter Of the Alexaa.
! dria hotel keeper who killed Col Ellsworth,
Of the Zouaves in 1862, was kept In q Treas
ury Department place at Washington by Cd
| MOsby until he left for Hong Kong. Since bib
| departure Miss jackson bias lost her place.
| Mary Anderson has moon-struck lover
J. =. Heacock, Of Buffalo, who was student
| ut Princeton some months ago follows her
all around the country, puts up at the Hotels
where his namOrata stops and often ENJOYS
her so much that she is compelled TO take hef
meals in her room.
! The Cincinnati CommerciaI lind Rep1eornss
to the conclusion that the Republican party
seems TO be- running to much to Leadership.
| MI blfS Olh IDD$bNfSy ~ Sfhy dLE W 4y tHNA
upon us and settle In the apple trees, and the
mild hammered and clean handed adminlstras
ton Of President Hayes is to be put to The
| sword"
| Mr.. Keogh, chairman Of the North Carolina
Republican State Committee, says that toe
! Democracy Of North Carolina has no SYM
pathy with the rifle club business, that be
went there from q Western State. ID we'll
| treated, and likes the people and the country,
and that North Carolina has "forfeafing
and Christian population"
Fort Wayne, Ind has had case Of roman.
| tic cJurtshp. Because the father Of Miss
Mary Hartman objected to her marriage with
| young Calvin Cogwell young G. became In
| sane, and had to be- taken TO the State asylum.
| The other night he escaped from the asylum,
and she from her fathers abode. They were
married, and Cogwell Is once more In his
| right mind.
| Congressman X. Fl. Cain, TIE colored mem
| Der from South Carolina, spoke to q colorsd
member In Baltimore on Monday night about
| the welfare OF his race Hs says that the
| friends Of the colored man need not feel
alarmed, for his progress since emancipation
! has been simply wonderful He holds that
the race throughout the South is constantly
moving upward and that time and patienes
only are needed.
Kimpton, the South Carolina thief, whom
Ex-Governor Rice, Of Massachusetts, kindly
saved from threatened punishment last fall,
| mas been up 10 MS Oh LTlek3 again. j nc Ws5H
| field lawyers who defended him at that tlfDs
spent considerable money, and took Kimp-
\ tons note at three months for $500 In pay
ment, which they Endorsed and had eashed
/ The note fell due the other day, after the banz
had once granted an ezten sion, and the iaH'
| yerslhad 10 settle it themselves.
Women are admitted this year for the first
| time to all the examinations and degrees Of
the university OF Loudon, without exception
on precisely the same terms as men. At tn
winter naturalization two weeks ago tbert
were nearly six hundred candidates alto0eth
/ er, and eleven Of these were young ladies
/ One lady presented herself at the examina
ton for the degree OF bachelor Of laws. Thes
are the first twelve Iadies who have been al
mitted to the regular examinations OF am
English university.
Nothing can com pare with Reeds Gilt Edg
| Tonic for bilious aud malarial fevers.
! No finer relish ever vvaa Recommendations.