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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
FRANCE.

PANS. nec. 20 In tho Senate to-day
Iaepere, Minister IT the iutorial replying u q
member Of The right. said The municipal rn'tns
nii In ahaliahinE the annual Charge nf r. aah.
hna francs on tho municipality " ni faria tai lna
nar ut rhurrhra ana maintnnanna nf the
clergy had exceeded lta powers. anl THAT III
had nnnnnh their Inuiann
The Senate passed tho rnhlir Worship nRii
mates. after rejecting n mntlun ~ restore the
salaries Of atrhhlahnpa and bishops f. tbn
figures from which the Chamber Of Deputies
hal reduced them
Premier Waddington thon read deateo
closing the ersaion
In the Chamber ot noputioa NJ lfaynol an-
ctised Gen, Greslny Minister ot Vat ni not
taking disciplinary measures 4ntnet senator
Caraean. latour. who. ihnuEh lteutenant
eolonal In the territorial atmv attended, II
Leuiimlst ADMINISTRATIONS Eon ttaaloy no
piled that he had acted IN conformity with
the advice pf tho commission ~ ntluii y.
Gan Grnalay thpm duttnd tha ahnnhnra. and
II II reported that hn went immediately ~ th9
Eiyaen and rendered hi4 rnatgnatinn
All nf the newspapers announces That tho
cnhinnt will resign IN n body. and that NJ
Hn FfavPennt Will form naw ministry. lint
that they Will first hold u meeting IL mnrlaw
nj. WaddinatDn'a rpaidancn
All aF the minister's met at NJ NadiinHtnn' =
tiuIIE. wiTtrtl wor0 transmitted t. t.re4ttout
Gravy. NJ de Freycno has heen entrusted
with the formation of now Cabinet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
GERM.Ny.

IREnaN, Dec. n. A lIorliu dispatch aavs
Tho Bayarian Chamber nf Deputies has re
ippteh the proposal w abolish tho smlla aaina
at Vienna Paris, Si. Petersburg, Rome and
the Vatican. Tito Premier hnrIafna that
derpnfrncr4
dapateh from NNmo aaya negotiations
between Germany and the Vatican nta about
10 take a new departures Tho ahingaitpf of
The May laws EOom tu form All naupataltlo
difficulty. 1t Ia now proposed In drop all
mention Of thesa laws. whiln an agreement
ahauld he come Ia that the lrHsaian govern
ment ahould proaeut now proiart nj law ro-
lating to the relationship ot tbufeh and
State. The Vatican rnnatdnra that tho
Church would thus protect her tiGhts. aud
would obtain what ahe haa boon demanding
ever ainCn the enactment ~ tho MAY law
dispatch from Gnrlin says Kalui4itn
measures have boon taken ~ prevent atlY
dangerous condition M thn prevailing famine
and Iianaaa IA Silnaia. Ihn ravagnaliavn net
been extensive ana thcrr nrnd hn ~ tears
now that tho danger will ho Developed Tho
provincial authorities have voted nnn 0a0
vIatks for directly mitigating thu hunger NJ
the sufferers. and SsN,OnO viaIka for tha rau-
atrnetiou uf sheds and uthot rcef work Tho
Emperor has placed al tho unconditional da
pneRl of tho poor law officers itm 100 marl,a.
which had been contributed In Cammonota
tion of hs goldnu wedding. Gonetans aums
have likewlan boon donated hy the EmprCsa
Crown Prince Frederick William. aud other
memhera of tho royal family. and hy the
public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

DONriNHNrAt. e.fiArDa*
THE BASE BALL MATCH.
The I,oes Win tho Game After Hard
Cpntaaf

Tho unteh gnme of hnso bull hntwaHn the II.
II Loo mud Eakfprd clubs took place yesterday
ii Oakland rnrk. in the presence of q large
number Of specIntora Tho glmn was enl"d ut
u quarter after o'e!oak Tho Lnos went TO tho
bat and opsnni lvely scoring six runs for tho
hrs iuning. amidst tho Wldest enshnsiasm.
Their bncker4 called for BETS. but had few
takers LaulrY of ;he E skforis. le1l of with n
good hit aud reached his third before he was
nut out l.. Hire mnfe n lair etrikn md brought
Waapnu ftu hnasl homa Gtaifroid fnilel to
roach his lrat Riaa cams home on n utes hnlI.
Hnd nrsnuHu went nndar ON strikea. In the
aoeoud inning mono # tho Ices could get TO
nrst aud they went out in ena. two three order,
and the hakforhs took thu bat. Johnson and
Iaglor struck we'll. aud ha Inter go' 70 aeeoHd
f,lo ht the fornhr ranehoi home. Tho second
bnsamau the Lee4 mnffaa daisy fly. which
left three men 81 tmse. HrennAn won't 10 the
bat md segt tho bali neatly @ th" park fence.
bringing tho nun on hHe0 homo. but gong out
himself on a"Goud base.
In the thtrd Inning the Lees wete whtfeWnsbed.
but had tho pleasura =, Of hsaf1ng a a foul balk
went to the bat and scored n run, made by Leg
iar. who fiui4hed his run IN II pass bali. The
ming; W. Rice putting two men out on field
Gles The score now stood to In favor OF the
Eckfords and betting beRan to get pretty brisk :;
the calls wore even With plenty OF tHkers. The
Eckfords clo-nd their fourth inning with
whitewash charged agatnet them. The fifth
Inning opened we'll for the Leea and they ran
their score up to 10. Their opponents did not
initiate them. ms Legler Landry ani Wa4s0n
wont out in quick succession. Tho sixth inning
wa. badly played Irwin Of the Lees sent daisy
cutter 10 third which was muffei but which
finally led NJ 10 u double play aud Mnndineer
brpaking his bat o. n short strike. put the Eek
fords In to receive u second whitewash. la the
seventh inning the Lees captured two runs.
while their opponents tailed to increase their
score
In che eighth inning occurred considerable
excitement over the umpires ruling in 'ally-
Ing run for the Lees. which Was finally al
lowed them and the game proceeded with two
| runs in their favor. Ths Eekfofds did not i'm
prove their score. In this inning. The ninth
was characterized by some Wild throwing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
NO HU M BUG.
Jack James Covers Twenty Miles in
1895.

The next time that Jack Ianes gives racing
exhibition which will possibly boon Christmas.
II Il probable that thousands Of people will be
In attendance at the Fair Grounds. for the per
formauees af this rider arc not only not com
monplaee hut they arc surprising md mani
testify the result Of hard and correct training.
They pIesent besides great endurance, feats Of
agility AMI strength which tho simple an
nounrement that he would cover twenty miles
In fifty minutes was far from loading us To ex
pect.
As It was there we're only between three and
four hundred spectators at the race. but those
VIII were there will confirm us in our opinion
that the sh Nv was a handsome and exciting
one. The start was maize few seconds aft r 4
o'clock. Mr.. James was provided with a dozen
broneho horses, (some OF which are very pret-
tY specimens of horseaesh one-half Of which
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
THE RESULTS OF wHIBK

A Woman Burned Almost to Death.
AT ton minutes past O'Clock last night, ii
c9lered woman named Caroline Hubbard. aged
forty years, residing Mt tho corner of French
men and Ioodehlidren streets. while under the
influence Of liaaor was 80 dangerously burned
about the limbs and body rs 10 necessitate her
immediate removal to the Charity Hospital for
medical treatment Tho woman II appears
while drunk placed lighted candle nsar o
mattress that was on the floor and laid down
upon.
When the candle melted away to certain
length the flames communicated to the mat
treas and before the woman. owing TO her In
ehriaffd condition, could extrlcate be sell from
her periloua condition. she was burned n such
aegTee thai har lIfo is now despaifed Of.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
MILWAUkEE'S HOUSE or ani'REl
TfUN.


MILWAUKEE nno. II Tho state l!nard "t
Charities aud Reform auhmtttnt report on
tho management of the Mtlwaukee llnlaa "'
Correction IT, Env. Smith to-day. ~ says (
AFTER eliminating all testimony IF tho Grim
inal raae. there remaina ample proof ~
frntal treatment hy HatiatrF. Ennnniy.
Haga ani snnn or their suhatanatfa.
Medical Testimony proved thni onn'in".
mrnt III darn cells FIJI any length ~ timn
would develop disease That might onA ~
death Ihnan llnrk holes wnrn ~ common
iac anl the hoard gives IT, opinion that "nn
unmont III those coils Inns permanently dn-
atrnyed tho hraltli Of several priaon"ra ani
81 hats had contracted II Iiaaaae that bad 10
e,lltrd in death Tho board says som" "f tn"
meat furnished tn tho prisoners waa unit l"r
usr and sluuII have hoen thrown I" the dnGa.
They nIso ruudrmuet the prarttPn ri con
trartinp for tho pttGauats meat.
Tho report concludes that the character nl
tho house uf correction ahnHd ln ohnnE"d .
that ptiannala convicted Of grave ritnla'
should ~ arnt ~ Waup,tn IL anfye ont their
unny ypirrl timn nnH that thaan remaining
should hn plpapind lfamnN innsatra ahnulN
wv rarrl fni exclusively hN women aiinnh-
nnta nrH invrniln nitnlHta taught wv" Ili-
mrntnIr branches nf eiurRtinn Rti HlI made
~ understand that taY HtR still Eai'lal nS
human hringa. Ihn fnpatt y lhanlnn'+
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
HOMICIDE IN LAFAYETTE.
The Town Constable of Vormil ouvile Shoots
Prisoner Who Attempts 70
Assault Him.
9ra.tal ii thn Democrat

NlNNttfnNvittlf. La.. nrw- N Our town
cntAtahIn shot ani mprtallY wounded negro
namnl John InWia. III in'rlnnlS to-day. while
on tho way ~ jail The n"gr" hnd told thN
officer rlo man. whit" ~ black could put him
III JAIL and undo Il motion "a IT 10 draw n
weapon. whereulpon the constable tirnd tho
ball cntoiing about ono inCh above the heart.
The doctors say the Negro cannot live but n
fow hours The negro had hNcu drinking
with u crowd and got into fight with an
other negro. whcn tho constabl" arrested him.
and was on the way to jail whom the negro
resisted and was shot I'hn constable gave
himself up ID tho ahorn. J.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
FOREIGN AFF FAIE.S.
Vigorous Movements Soon lo Hegin
in Aighanistan.
Gen. Cough Ordered 10. Join Glen
Roberts NJ Cabul tie French
Cabinet to Resign Germany
and the Waite an. The
Famine III Eilasia
AFt!HA' ESrkN.

CALCUTTA, Dec. ~ A dispaieh from Gen.
Roberts, dated the eighteenth Instant. urges
Gen. Coughs lmm sdisto advance In light
order. without tent 4, aud only taking ammu
hitien asd supple xxx live ~ ~ days. Gan.
Roberts states hat thaln n NJ enemy ba-
tween iagdallais aua rahnl ~ oppose sen.
Coughs a,ivan ~. anil adds that lln shall i"
able 10 settle affairs ~ Cal,nl whom G'on.
Cough joins him. Gnn. Cough will leave
Jagealak on the twenty -tirat ttpdayl. With
i4na .nnn aud fuHr guus, picking M 1An mon
and two gums MT lsatnhnu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
A NEW GAMEOF POKER.
In Which Police Officer was Consid-
erabIy Worsted.

At half -raat n o'clock Sunday Officer J. Da-
vine, Of the Second Precinct, hearing the cry OF
watch md murder issuing from tho premises
M. 1pa st. Thomas street, entered the place and
tbero discovered u negro named james York
hrutailY nhAsiaing negro woman.
Whom tho aifieer attempted to arrest York he
sotzod II poker aud denlt him blow over the
head with IT, which instantly fpored him York
than Attempted TO effect hia escape, but Was
arreeted by y crowd OF ctiHsna and locked up In
tho second Pfeelnes Station. charged with as
enult with II dangerous weapon with Intent to
commit murder. Officer Dsviue's wound was
examined and pron0uncs1 serious
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
An Entertainments - til" aHicers of the
steamer Naslte.

change gavn nj elegant entett ainu"ut
yesterday to Capt II \. Hartman aud the
otlirpra ot the etnam@ hip Mnhil". tn" pioneer
atname, Of the oGutf CITY Steamship Conn
pany Eneidna the nenhefsa at the exchange
thprn wpp, prnennt the leading oitiHnns #
Muhlln w u Gardner, president " ~"
Cotton Exchange. ~ welcoming tllh guests.
aaitl thN support ~ tha exchange would hn
given tho ltnn IIll al,"trh wa inp'at" with
evidences tlal thn national faalng burns
earnestly III tho hnAlia and conduct III thn
mnrrhnnfa ~ Nnhla NFpe.hna w"r" n'4 NJ"
nadnhy ilpn NJ u WtelSetstam, postlnaa
L LLAMMl md nILlnla.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
FEELING A PEELER.
The Result of Attempting to Arrest
n Gang of Negroes

Alto o'clock Saturday night, Mt the corner Of
Felicity and Ghippewn areeis. d neral dis
tnthanne took place betwesn u number Of ne-
groes. Officer Foynetto. Of thu Sixth Precinct.
on arriving on tho seene placed two Of tho dls-
turbars under nrrest and was procee ling With
them to the station when no Was assaulted by
their cpbfndaratea. one OF whom struck him on
tho head with rock. which brought him to
earth In an iueensible condition
While In this condition the prisoners took
advantages OF tho eituaiou and effected their
sscnpe. The Gfftesr On recovering repaired TO
To his station mud reported the Occurrences. An
examination of his head disclosed the fact that
his eralp had bean laid Open. The officer does
not know tho party who assaulted him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
a SAD ACCIDENT.
n Young Man While Hunting Acct
dentalIy Shoots Himself

Al O'Clock yesterday Arthur Meuig, q young
man while out hunting with j. BaIanda and
Louis y harp. nj Tho White bridge met with an
anei lent which from present Appearances, will
cost him bis Iife.
II anpeara from Tho statements ~ his friends.
thnf M@nz was ~ tho net Of taking bic gun
from the wagon. when one NJ tho barrels,
loaded With bird shot, was discharged, the con-
tents nf which tOra away his thumb md on
iorad his left hreaet
EEe was Immediately removed 10 his resi-
donee, On Ht. Anthony street between Roman
mud Pfieur. Whare he now lies In critical con-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
4 nscl.lnn IL ra.ar u nc western .nlon

GtilCtGo. nuc ~ Tho recent att"mpt of
The American Union Telegraph Company IN
tho Appellate Guult nt this tltettirt in s"Huto
poear4qiou IT the limos ot tho Great Western
Telegraph Company has faitoi \ motion to
ac aside th" suprlaodens proceedings by th"
Wnatrrn Union Telegraph Company was
drutud by tho court after full argument.
ihie decision continues lie supctsGdoas and
the limos Will romain IN ro+sa+ssinn 81 th"
Western linton Telegraph Company until a.
Claim against tlnm II paid
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eevatinr tho vin1pipn Ills wita discover eh
him. and whiln attempting IL iaisn him ha
tore tho already ghaetly wound IT, tvl"" It's
ei7c with his hand. lle wac aliye ut 10 y M
breathing through etlxef tnhe. hut IN 81 dy-
inu condition lie is went y=etght yeals "ld,
mud haa a wife md three children. lie hAHamo
dpapnudnui and insane heeanse his mama was
ronpfuly published IN the blue book ~ thc
MarrautfIn Union for the collection ~ lHd
dnIda IIn was n fine ynng man and gen
orally respected
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

LoNpoN, Dec. II. dispatch from Rome
to Reuters Telegram Company says the
Vatican has congratulated tho Irish elergy
on theli attitude with rcfcrepeo ta the politI-
cal agitation In ireland
ROME. Dec II The Chamber of Deputies
haa paaaed n bill authorizing the govern
ment tu take immediate stops fnt the praae
Cution OF public works, in ar,ial IL relieve hN
Distress nf the working classes I'M furnishing
them with employment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

were statlpuea Al The stapd md tho nthcr half
at The hnl mlln hast at tho trnEk, Th" trneR
was In tip too condition. tho ftr stiil antl cool
nnl everything In n condition 10 predict Inst
timn.
Atthn hour named above Tapt .Ianea aHlred
In white shirt antl tights and u black cloak .
mounted his first hos o md tnnfia his first half
In a5 aannuda. changing horses nj this npst and
finishing Tho mila IN 2sts5 When anothaf horse
was uulIutad. mud sn on nj tpsr y half nile. OK
Capt iu tour t. stHnHpa during tho tano. when
ha rode the entire milo with fhe snna horse; !;
u ye,r - any time natne! aadal,. hnf ~ the
laet half ruiN even throwing away his hrijlN
Eha beauty end dnl aHltY ri thn raftn nnnca
did mi nanalal ntana IN The + afHosa ~ tho
hrtana t,r Tia ontl,ir tnra nf Mr Ianna but hia
agility nnl hAr ing natna IN fti tiapraRtnr share
~ his a'lo"eaa. fpi aa ho nRpfatfhed III" stu
tions u htca no no" aesAfy eanh time ~ lhnn
from the hptsa he wa rititng hafpte ~" lltt"r
onnl1 ha atorp 4. when n ptenter dittlnulv
presented itselt, thet of tna1ntinR the mex ono
aud "a Tho horsas ,ver" neatly nll uF them of
high mnsl, mud although hatd by two strong
md export hnfsamon. it required ai tlm"e
uImos' surnr human eff ,tta tho part of the
rider "a md Q seat on their baeka.
Once strntldaI. however the 3sk hnaama an
eaaP ono for tho ridor. OH several onrne'pns
Mr. .Innns lost from Fty t. fourteen snepnda IN
atemp' 'lne I" ,eaeh the ext 81 aud taatlye ant-
mHi In one instance he had 10 run neatly n
hundred yards tn n8trh u abehin9 hrunchn,
whom tho eHltta nf the two horaapan had
fnilad I" Aoeu ~ Ilnna,
Ihp flni-h IF tho raea naturally excited the
entiuslnam ~ lilo nftanlafiea. ,ghp wnTt pro
fnssa ~ heir henonstratl"na II eplr.aha'i"n
\. p1" r. r'n, '@ tn r., the .e ,a4a M fara fa" "y
The iiue ~ "nfh mile. L fe true. wsa alla,l by
The timer on hehnlf If N tanea. but nfter he
ninth milo Il wna found not - pPrta with tho
fntiy If nInutaa Kept ffnflaf tlia i-tetrurtiuUe
of both Nr Jaufe = mar antI q j. iIpti ! llnt
rlsou VITO acted In hetHtf II tn pHhle, At
this junntura II nilutt acc uiing 10 fha tally
ttlnt gl5. n iutiina had hanH consumed WhOt aHs
the timing hy tpi 9 shoyed that "nly ~ miu-
Htna 2Gt e",tnd4 had heeu amnl"Ked. Tie tally
ehoet hpwpVp was aetntd uppn hy hthh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

AT Il quarter 10 o'clock Oh the eveuing of tho
nineteenth instant. ut the corner Of Altne and
MagaE inn streets. Il man named Geo, H. Morris
was nn hY three unknpwn mon. who ai-
ministarei I'd him a snvsFe beating. Eia was
attended hF Dr. Black whn pronounced his iu-
Jurins painful hut not dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
AOllH AFRICA.

Carr Town. pnc. Srcncaent4 town was
captured by tho British forces al the
twenty eighth Of November. Two pf Saea-
coene eaptaine wrrn killed aut I'VE capt tus
and two lieutouauts was wounded Seaoeoni
was heavily armed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
accident 10 the yach, Henrietta.

Four MONROE noe = Tho yacht IInu-
ratta arrived hrro under sail tnday. she
broke INN shaft un Capo lIaitnras Yesterday.
hut Sustained no other damage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

Go to Appegate's. 1t6 PoydrHs street, fnl
plumbing materials. gas and steam flttng. His
prices are moderate and he does good work.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
suicide Caused by an Erroneous ruhiica-
cation

ROCHESTER. \. V. Dee. N.-At 80 O'clock
this morning. C,V II Crowley. collector for
the Rochester Ddtly Union, cut his throat at
his home with large iack-knife, completed y
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
Whcn courtney viii Raw Haniau-

Kocllr-rFK paa, III cnniinny writes w
Elakn that ia viii row lanlan nninr tha
proarut terms III spli. eithnl a Washington
OF Saratoga.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

Lamberts fadeless pictures are as near ma
ture as possible Those seen at Washhurn' s
are beautiful.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

Tho sale Of flne oil paintings and engraving
snmmennea at q Camp street this ev ming.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
NEWS or TIE CITY.
AMUSED M Il! NTs.


French tlnprn
rna tlme It was not tn" y q t6endiah com
,taettt,tf who dia H. but tho A NJ. w fal'aeht-
~, 4, ,r t ,,,,,,,,j,tn, oittar n IN aIa,nt
'''t't'''' -, 80 fit i,
f'itA - =,
aRtalf'h
fhn hnthnf ~ wv @'H ''"'R'A, w. ''tt -
never araii hia nhmn ~ We did yfsfetdHF
I Hi ,,,,, tlo,,,tnnl taxlow Ea.l IN
\. w., :, Ittt,ztz =,
Z ia rue fhH '2h'"N' NV ' 80 ''''''.''s -
tho eana anhnol aud hava nrnty ueafly the
c,,,,, ,annro, lut thje ,s no reason f., making
,r,,.t.'n ,o, ,,,.on ia ,alanta1 antha, If
Eot" t@nin7h1i h""'''h W. ''s''. =
Norma aud tho proud fathor Of Lucia aud LII
,.,,.Ia
\, ~, ,. Io,., tol 81, =, uo,t ,,,,nn nur ntyn
Nov 'eH W. NV w :" ','"s
eaeiei neIs"n t'eF"tv"h'V we e9h'.F'ia Z wa 'ts.'
at Iif,attv 10 sit down ON The iiranraasihl a
t ~ ,.,- ,.,,r, l,et ,,Iubt fhu,, t.n
pa''it.a, 49, t,im ,,a ao,tninlp no hnva
hal alfe eyrari, ,roae 9f tha ndlen dend rle
If'i 49,, !, Al tl., ~, ,SirnI n, ,taf no I. in
h1tin e. I'LL in,,,,, I'M i, Il h,1 ,,nt hea,,
,,1 II ,t',.,',t,, ia wnnid hava tpinrad tho
.-f,,a,,,..,,r, huanIy RI Miaa aiunpr and
Il ..ttt, ,,..,n ,,lon,lil IN thal, ~
Irnl,anniIv thnra nnnaara
NI, ,i,5,,,. hat ,ynan Ia ,,nuttet n i fhn
u II ',',n " , a'N,' 49,, :, -, H., ,.l,.t,sa,
= ,i,.a - ~ " tl,n n,yan,nua ~ a at. n4.,
, ~ . H. itL ~ ,,.,, F,oolr NIL Ia ,44,au, =.
ti,.a ~, I,,,,, a I,ya,nIv hoif n ,hanan y
i'l'''ss, XXX -, l,,,.f ,y IN
", - y silnrnI il il nat u fair
~ 90 ,iill ra,,t,st that tho atti l,a
h ~ ~ =, I,i, W hnIiovn f,fonIa,
G i, rs9.,,5tnl mil all thot hgt wa would lt -
~ - / -. r. 80, Mn, f., q, nj Ia u, iefaf no
!, ,,,.a mi ,,,,,tI n,,ta,inIly haln tho pgflie
+ ti5' ,,,,i.,,I ,f ,b, onorn if ha want ia5,-t
n',l..,,.t.,t n not entirely auI,1,ras aatl
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22
FIRST REGIMENT

There was % meeting OF the line officers 81 the
First Regiment State National Guard yesterday
at brigade headauarters. in the Mechanics In
sttute. on Dryades street. for the object Of re-
organization.
the following officers were elected for the en-
susug " at: Colonel. Adolphe Meyer: Lieuter-
ant Colonel. George II. Lord; Msior. G. @. Cain,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-22

Or the Rod River llino, who Elntna tllhh ne
boats sent IL Shreveport were boats heotg
ing In that trade. that the Willard was
Brought here far repars. and was statt"n
bar, nlmlt vo tnontha ainno. hns been laid
VI IN Rod river. waiting fur water nnd when
aho. 10 paaa up naturally anri'"l itelght,
but was ntt eoui with any Wow ~ diae'im
mating against Fnuahnita ~ NrW Orleans
Cant. Aikon eInma That tln nuIy reason
why hoaia wala moi sent tn Innahntia waa w.
rg,lsn iha state iii tho iivnr waa alch thRt
they cnuIl n.t a. above Grand Iior". that
10 was tolographng III t'oual'a'ta t"l SIS
,lay4 from ninth IT, iifinenthl trying TO nsror
tain II there waa n liea there. that kilograms
f,nm Nateiiioehee nr the eleventh twolfth
mud fftnnrith all repnrtml iivor falling. aud
finally In anticipation of y shreveport ilsn
sent tho following 'liepatch. pecepher II:
n6orntnr e'eaahpfta: Infa'm merchants haat
Ia ,vpa t. morrow fnr NnuahRtin Lt mo know
y WtaIenaa u"a' 80 JO4. a AIKEN.
Itpun receipt nf 4 dapatrh FROM MI RRwle
nu thc Same ,lay liFth saying that the 'i4r
Mas -four inches. ihn Bonnie Irn which waa
~ leave tlan next day. was hl'ri"i nil ~ fha
18TH. ~ within two haura Rf'or mo dispatch
was roeeyea announcing tho rio. mud ono
Iay ahead Of the time fixed for h"r departure.
mud since that limo W. aldit i"ual boats hate
been semi forward
Evidently thu action of tho "ttlnnc oE Con
ahatta was taken without tho kuowledga If
thoan era,ta on Tho part "f tho managers Of
tho liod River Line
W. nppenI H. statement nr CAPTAIN Aiken.
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