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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
MAITLAND.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-The returns are
meAgre. but there is no question As to
the election Of the Democratic State
ticket and legislature.
Hamilton. Democrat. bas a majority
for Governor, in this city. Of IL ,IO2.
The remainder of the State and city
ticket is about the same.
Baltimore county gives about 2 .o0a
Democratic m"iOrity for the State tick.
81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09

THE SedalIa DsSoo,o, says: LIT
every body watch for The night Of NJ
vemb"T 18th. 1870. Professor Tico
says TINT We are 10 have that night the
most brilliant IDets"yic display -<sr
seen since 1873, ben 10 all Izfuhts
and purposes the sky literally rnin-.i
fire. The display for this year vilt
not commence until one O'Clock in tho
tnorning. bnt the Professor says that
the m~agnihcepcc OF the display will
more than comp naa,c fer sitting up
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
Elections IasI.

Returns tLns lar rceired from Tnes-
days State elections, indicate little or
no change from the results aniicipaieJ.
The chief interest ceuierel III New York.
1t being about the only one regarded as
doub,fuI. The returns show that the
sialwart L, pub!icaus AMI Tarnmauy
acted III concert TO secure :i,n election
OF Cornell. the Republican candidate
for Governor. ns II is generally conceded
that with the exception Of Robinson.
the Democratic State ticket j. elected.
IL the means rcsortrd 10 Try the Rcpub-
leans To rcure Curnell'S election. does
not eventually prove disastrous 30 their
ors'ln z.ition III ;hn: State, it will b. n
sinking c'c'pfi"n to ~ very general
rule. As for bose Kelly. IL has not
only Succeeded IN defeating an homes,
aud popular man 10y the election Of n
inHchin" politician. bnt has also dem
onNir't,d Ia the world that his uusup
ported political influence il Of very
hight wight. in comparison with wLn'
II WIS general -nrp"s-i to he.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09


Tar We"f'd s,ys the Yankee Fork
county /, brGiui to boom aun,Lrr sen.
sou, "nd II you want iu l-r.in with II
!",' INNS; grab nni huli yoar grip.
The sax Tus:S. mines are beginning
to attract attention, and several parties
have been to look 1T The most prominent
veins there recently. Some very Gue
sprcim-us Of oEe bearing both horn and
native silver have been brought in late
ly.
The Bonanza toll road is una fairy
completed aud BInauzi City il thrown
open to the outside world. Stages nrc
rnnning regularly between Chnlns and
bonanza. md tho prospects Of Keeping
the road open all winter nr- good.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO Nov. 5.-The complete a..
uTes for Treasurer IN Chicago give John
son, Republican. p, 6Ii; Guerin, Dem
oerst, 1887 Altpet-r. Socialist. 3,9I2;
JoLrson's plurality, 1857. In the
county the vote stood johnson. %, $50;
GasrIu. p, AVS; Altpeter, 4,Us9; John
sons plurality. s,I05. and q majority of
1909. The returns FROM local elections
throughout the State have rs : rule
very little political significance.
FESSsTLyLSIA-
PAILAEELPsIA. Nov. i.-Rsturns from
the eastern counties are neaSre, but ali
show Republican gains. Nine wards
o1t of s~hirty-oue in the City Of Phiia-
dslPhia. SHOW a Republican gain Of
400.
Partial returns from "a on, of 81
counties in this State, exclusive of
Philads'pbis county. show Republican
gains Of GOO.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-11-09
NTSNESoIL.

81. PhUL, Nov. 5.-Ths estimated r.
publican majority in this STATE vii be
about 600.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
Sa9rsans9 Dubuque Sowa 9ieufas, on 80 September 1879

trstariat, 2pm. Q. gopbop, S5asmeiffers
amt, g. W. gabcod. @ir mi1en bas
bsu'ids Element auf benz Eidet.
Wie es deint, baat Der Ruf:
v9inaus nit ben Gbinsien," Der isst felt
Sabrsn in ben pacifici9en Staatsn sri9allt,
ni9t tn ten 8unoesseridtsn uisber. Die
nsue Staatsuerfaiiuns uon gaIifornisn
proieribirt bic gbinsisn. sic psrbistet be-
rem Gnitelluns an 0fsntIidsn 8autsn.
sic uerbietet bic Incorporation pon @sisgs
i9aften, weIde dinefids arbsitsr bsi5af.
tisen. aieBen ii3 bic gsrfununssbsitims
munsen bur@fibrsn, 70 bIiebe sinsm EbsiIe
oer @bineien allerbinss ni@ts anbsres
iibris, ais 3u seben. aasin bic betrefens
ben neutrality-suspicious. usrbsn uon
ben gunbesseri@ten wobI fir I'M Wibsrs
iprud nit Der gunbesuerfafuas ftsbsnb
unb baber fur unsiItis ertIdrt wsrbeu.
Gin grdeeoen3fau III bsrsits ssi9aifsn.
Die eesisIatur uon Oregon bate 9siess
erIaiieu, ueI9s bic anitslIuns pOn gbins.
fen on 6ffsntIi5sn gauten unterlasten.
Sn @emdBbeit bisier @siese usrusissrten
bic Bsb6rben Der Stabt gortIanb elmer
minbefforbernben Girma einsn gontratt
fir OffentIi9e arbsitsn, neil bic Sirma
Gbinsien beiddftists. Die Sirma bradts
bic Sa9e Dor bas gunbesseri9t unb bie'
les enti9ieb gu ibrsn gunlisn. DGs
Banbssseri&t srfannte, baB Gbinsisn, benz
gurIinsams Ssrtrase semdB, sIei&e &edte
nit anberen GusIdnbern babsn unb bsnisIs
ben &e4tsi9us senisben miiIeu, ruie bisis.
Ssrtrdss Nun biIben bas b0dits 9siss bss
2anbes, bas uon ben Staatsn In teinsr
8siie bsi9rdntt merbsn bari. Die Staas
ten baben foIsIid feiu &s9t, bic gbinss
iens Beidrdntunsen 3u unteruerfen, ober
iie gar 3u proicribtren. 90 snti9sibst
pas gunbssseridt in Oregon, 70 werbsn
aud bic gunbesseridte in gaIifornisn snts
i6siben unb iene auffafuns pirb uobI
pom Obertunbssseridt beiidtist werSsn.
limb mas bann2 DAP bic Staaten am
Stilen Ocean fib bamit nibt sufrisbsn
ssbsn werbeu, IieSt auf Der Sanb. Die
Gbinsisnfrase mag NIT Der 8sit unbsiIs
idwanser perbeu wie bic Stlapenfrage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
Rusfdnoif6e 2sunof6au.

tsmard iit am 25. b. W. pon ieiner
&eiie mad Wieu, no sr nit anbrafp cine
3uiammeutanft bate, suridsetsbrt. 8us
bat Der bsutids aansIsr in @ien semadt2
Oas 1T bic Grase. Die antuort pirb bic
iein, baB er ii9 Osfsrreids 5rsunbiduit
usrfi9ert bat. Der Gidtritt anorafp's,
Der ibm INNER wOblseposen mar, bdtte
uobl eine Wenbuns tn Der Sitsrrsi9iidsn
politit sesen Dsuti9Ian0 beruorrufsu tons
nsu, unb bas muBte nm isbsn Yrsis per,
binbsrt werben. Oeuti9Ianb wsiB, baB
RuBIanb ibm felt u&eseIuns" Der orientas
Iii9en Srase bitter feinIia 1T, unb baB
aud bas rspubIitaRii@e Grausrsi5 isst,
no feline &iitunsen ioweit uollenbst iinb,
maufser Nib. Die fransORi9en Staats.
mdnner ipiren intinctiu, baB es<hnit Der
Rspublit su gnbe sebt, ,psnn iie ni5t bic
aufmsrtiamteit mad auBsu Isitsn tonnsn.
llnb sibt ts pobI etwas, mas in Srantrsi9
bic 9artsien i9nelsr einisen unb bic gIide
Dor ben innsrn 5raseu abIsnten tonnte,
ais elm Sries sesen Osuti9Ianb. OaS ss
in &irse gu sinsm europaii9su sriss
t6mmt, uuo 3war baIb tSmmt, baran 1T
tein 8usifel. Der 3si4sn iinb senas ba.
Der &idtriit bss srimmfsn Ssinbss Bis'
mards, bes @raf:n Beuit, beutst auf bas
8uIammensebsn Deuti9Ianbs unb DETER.
rsi9s bin, bic 5uiammsntunft Bismard's
nit benz beuti9en @sianbtea SobsnIobe
tn Yaris, bic Wsiseruns 8ismards nit
gairOIi, benz Oiterrei@ii&eu, ,Winiitsr ,uiam.
msn,utrefsn unS babur4 BET Osfsrrsi9
WBtrausn 3u srwsden, bic 5sinbi@aft
RubIanbs ni4t allein sesen Oeuti5Ianb,
iOnbsrn aud ssseu Oeiterrsi9, Aaes bas
srtIdrt Bismards Srsanbidaft unb Gins
nsisuns su Osifsrrsi9. Der bsrri9sspaI.
tise Sansler ma9te bisie anitrsusunssn
ni9t, wsnu sr ni9t poftiu basu ss,uunssn
wdrs. aus beuti9er SrubsrIisbe ssi5isbt
ss sepiB ui9t. DaB Der bsutids Stsi9stans'
Ter aud Elm ginusriidnbniB NIT Osfsrsi9
in wirtbi9aftIi4en Srasen iu9t, niu,mt
uns nt9t Wunbsr. Die poItspirtbi4aft'
li5sn Srassn warsu 8ismard INNER ma9s
tiss 9sbsI Der aubsren PoIitit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
Summer 427.

b66it unerquidIi9sr Ratur. Der SaB
3wif@en Eirten unb grisden sinsrieits unb
gulsaren anbererieits ift 70 tief einssuur.
3sIt, baB er tdsIi9 in 3abIreiden Gouflieten
gum ausbrud tommt. gs III babel be-
merteuswertb, bub bis bortisen @rie4en
In allen bic Beidrdntuns bss buIsarii5en
@infiufss beSisIiden auseIsssnbsitsn iid
pollifdnbis auf bic Seite Der Girtsu itsllsn,
pdbrenb man in gang grisasuIanb unses
baIten iber bic Girtei iif, uub aud bic tiir.
tiiden @rie9en Isbbaft fir sine gersr6bes
runs @ris9enIanbs auf Rotten Der Tartsi
i4pdrmem. 9rie@en unb guIsaren bafsn
fi4 sben sessnieitis nod tisfer aIs Sirtsn
unb Bulaursu. DaB bic 3uiianbe, pie
fie beute bsitsbsn, trOs bss gsrlinsr Ser:
TRACES, trOs Der suropdii9sn @ommiifion
unb tros bes 9riiiIi&sn @ouusrnsurs uns
baItbar itnb, 1T bic alIssmsine aniidt, unb
ss pirb wObI bic e0iuns ber Srase fraber
obsr ipdter uuf sewaItiams @siis bsrbeise,
fibrt werssn mifsn.
Sn afsbaniitan iisbt ss fur bic
@nsIdnber mod iebr idIimm aus. Der
g,uber bes gmirs, apub Sban, bat R5 an
bic Spise uOu bret &esimsntsrn sefeat,
rpeI&e in 9erat iibsr bic britiids 9arniIon
berfielsn, ben General srmorbeteu nmb bic
@obnuns bss @oupernsurs in granb
ftedten. Su sdb afrita sebt ss ben eng
Idnbsrn basssen beiIer. Sc ssIans ibnsn,
ben ssi@lasenen Raffernt6nis Gstspapo
nit 2s gssIeitern ssfansen gu nsbmsn.
Die SperatiOnsn sessn ben 5duptIins
Seeoeoni werben fOrtseieet wsrbsn. @sns.
raj 8OIielep sebt mad TransuaaI ab; ss
wsrben bann, nit ausnabms elmer Hsinsn
gOIOnne, peIGe ben Rsrboifsn gu paeifiei.
rem bat, bic gnsIdnber aus benz 3uIuIanbs
surldsesOsen werbsn. SeeocOni uirS, pie
@ensraI @oIisIsp msint, ben Rampf auf,
ssbsm unb ii9 unterwsrfsn; anbsre bssusi.
fsIn biss. Ssccconi ioa fd tirsIi9 nur
NIT Weibe bauon babsn abbrinssn Iaiisu,
3wsi Sffijiere tu ermo,bsu, pslde an i'm
ssiunbt wOrben warsn, um mit Bssus auf
8risssssfanssne gu unts,banbsIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
Eefesrap6if6e pepef6en.
Oeuti d Ia n b.

Berlin, %. Sept. Die ,Rorbbsut
i4s aGs.meine 3eituns" iast: Da Der
Raiisr fi9 in Mss nur frrse 3eit aufbaI'
ten unb bisie uon ben RanOusH gang in
auipru& ssnummsn isin wirb, babsn bic
Ra4batIdnbsr bie abfidt, i'm burd bsiOn'
bae Ssrtretsr su bssraBsn, aufsssebsn.
Berlin, 25. Sept. Dis ,@srmania" "
iast, fie babe all.n @runb su Der annabms,
bab bic suiiden gisma,d unb bsm Runs
thus Sacobiui itattssbabts llntsrrsbuns Tets
nsswsss bic SudIuss usrdnbsrt, oSsr bic
WabridsinIi9tit zines baIbissn Sriebens
smiidsn BrsuBsu uub benz yatitan per.
mebrt bat.
Berlin, 20. Sept. Raiier 8iIbslm
polIenbste ssitern su Rss bic SnipsctiOns'
reiie, bic rSu Berlin am Gage ,St. Ssban"
bssOnnsn bate. Ssuts rsift sr mad 8as
bsusgabsn ab.
YreuBen unb Der Satitau.
9ou'bou, %. Sept. Ginsm Eels.
sramm aus &om sufOIse babsn bic llntsrs
banblunssn swii&sn SreuBsn unb btm
Satifan auf elmer nsusn 9runbIase bssons
nsn.-Dsr pdpitIids aauntius in @isn iii
ermd9tist worbsn, beitimmter Iuu!snbs anb
praitiidsr sri9einsnbe 8ori9Idss su mas
den. (@laubsn Ri9ts bauou!-Rsb.)
Oefrei9.
Dieu, 2s. Sspt. Die Ssipreduns
/, ,wiiden Sismard unb anbraiip bat su si'
nsu ginpsrfidnbuiB bss Subalts ssfabrt,
bub 0suti4Ianb unO Oeitrei@ an alen
I @webenbsn surOpdil9eu Grassn baiIeIbe
ssmsini9aftIi9e SntereiIs baben, unb bab
bic Gage guro2a's seinsn 8wsifsI baran
,uIdBt. baB bic bsiOsn @si4s I'm Stanbs
fnb, isnss SntersHe in frisbIi9sr @siie
,ur 9sItuns gu brinseu.
Dten, 2S. Sspt. Bismard unb Mn.
braRy babeu binf4tli@ zines 3oIusrtrass
unb Der grweitsruns Der 8ertebrsmittsl
swii@sn Osiisrrsi@ anb Oeuti9Ians 8srs
einbamns sstrOiIsn. - 8ismard bat benz
Yertrstsr oss pdpiili4en StubIs an Offers
rei@ii&sn SOfe Wisr. SaeObimi siaeu BE,
iu& abseitattst.
BraS 2s. Sept. Die b0bmii9sn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30

aGe an3eiseu ienbe man ipdtsitsns
Rontas @orsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30

An3dstn fir pienies, eotierien, @tiifsipieIs
,e., ais hsn Settle Der fatt. 8ir&s ,upiber, au.
ben fdne Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30

6eiratbs- anb 1Oossan,sissn nit Ssrn0
$3.50, pbne Spru& $i.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
greise def Snzeiseu.
9ueal=N Nuti,en.

tlntsr 5 3silsn gresier perben nitbt arssncn.
men. 8tr istt 3etls gresier pser bsrsn 8aun
bas 1. Wal 10 Gts.. bic na@fen Rals 5 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30

9uspdrtiss an,sissn maH.n uUraussssash Eas.a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
So6 Ar6eitsu aGsr Art prompt uua 6igis
ansgfi6rt.

Office Ser gazette
90. 442 @ainitrube, ,mii6en 4. u. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30
Sapau.

Berlin, 26. Sept. Der Strsii sui'
i4en Osuti9lano uno Sapan wirb srnitsr.
Gin beuti9er Oampfer wurbe tirS!ib ers
md9tist sa Yofobama bic Saarantdne su
miBa&tsn. Sn Solss beien dnberte Sas
pan feline WaBrsseIn. Mmsrita itebt auf
Ssitsu Sapan's, England bdIt su Deuti&'
lamb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-30

8sIsrab, 20. Sept. Mnf Der Donau
bat Elm 3uiammsnitoB ,wti9sn Sfsrrei4i'
i9en S&mussleru unb ierbii@en 3olIbeams
ten itattsefunoen, in benz 10 Wann sst6b,
tst wurben. gs murbsn pon Sriona Sers
ftdrtunsen perlanst. Die S@ifffabrt aSf
Der Donau III unif9er.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
OUR MARKETS.

The delightful weather we have had for sew
eral days past have produced visible improve
ment in the quantity and quality Of our mar
ket supplies. Especially in the fish line are
the hearts and stomachs Of gormands de-
lighted with good supply Of the customary
contributions Of the gulf, lakes and bayous OF
their choicest luXuries.
1t Is the season for the development OF the
most attractive and appetizing qualities OF
various Of our fish species held in highest re-
pute. Of sheephead, founders. red snappers,
red fish and croakers. the supply in all our
markets Is abundant OF the very best quality
So too Of shrimps crabs, hard and soft, there
is no lack, and no discount on their good
qualities OF game, the renowned papabot
has been mysteriously scarce. The few OF
which we catch glimpses on the streets have
already been appropriated by some enterpris-
ing gormandlsh forestallers. But the dear
little qa2ilte ldurier and red birds encased in
heavy rolls Of fat, are quite abundant, and at
all the restaurants delight the souls Of dainty
old epicures strung upon silver skewers.
So much for dainties. OF pieces de resist.
aaace we have little to say. Good beef Is hare
to get, but mutton is plentiful and OF excellent
quality. Altogether, our people have no rea-
son to growl over their means OF comfortable
and luxurious subsistence.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
THE DEATH OF A GOOD MAN.

Tho sudden and sad death OF the Rev. b.
na 1920. 80 10 NanoIeon Avenue Pres
wayne pas'ol u .,o ,ap ~. .,,,ah ras,,lta,
byterian Church OF this city, Whlch resulteu
from an injury received while bathing, Is the
aa,,aa 80 eincara grief IN the part OF his con-
CAUSE " eiiiosie 81. 800 ~ Mo,,no 1uo .
gregation ana many 1rlehos. Mi. "ayho was
= ~ oo,,so - his Master. and achieved re-
- ~ Sa..a % 800 hr,1liant talents might
suits that men % more ,liii,ano la.S - =,
we'll have envied- His death recalls an mel
dent which forcibly illustrates the simple,
atI1d uI,o ord ,o,.Yaot faith ar the man.
cnlio-iRe anu peiiec1 1a.on y. 80 a.
Some years ago. ana Wnlle iiv.nR LINZ, - WITH .L
ant In the house On hapoieon Avent ~ ,,rnn.
subsequently peealne ns w. 4t, Iros 20 Meas
erty was advertised lor sac ~ Ms7 - q .ad
ant and comfortable resldence, ana om9 eHp Iea
pastor ana MS WHe tIoaBnt 1noy Wout ~ .an n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
FOURTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER.

The day before the ides Of September is fast
approaching, and already our military Or
CARNATIONS are thinking Of the event and
planning about the proper way Of celebrating
this glorious anniversary The board Of officers
of the Crescent City Battalion held q meeting
on Wednesday, Capt. Morphy presiding, to
dtEass the matter, but could arrive at no
concSsion. 1t so happens that this year the
fourteenth of September falls % g Sunday,
and many are opposed to any sort OF parade
The board Of officers, nevertheless, appoint
ed a committee.o interview the other mslitary
ORGANIZATIONS so as to have concerted action
and to .ndeavor, if possible, to postpone the 1
-eelebration until the Monday following. 50
many of our people Directing to the employ
ment of Sundays otherwise than IN prayer
and meditation, We think that 1t would 1e al VI
vissbIe to postpone the celebration until the
fifteenth. True, it is that such sacred cets-
mony as that of paying duty and nonor g
the martyrs of Louisiana's redemption cah-
not be considered DISSERTATION OF tne oa ~
bath, but some allowance must De mace l VI
what we may call respectable pre!udlces, am .iI
no doubt il the cerem enies are postponed ILil
the next day they will be SO much the more
Imposing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
INTERESTING TO THE COUNTRY

Congressman Acklen returned to the city on
Wednesday evening from trip through MS
district, looking his best, and certainly not the
worst for wear. He appears delighted with
the political prospect, having found quite
unanimity of.opinion all through the country
Endorsing the work done by our Congress
men.
he reports the crops all over the Teche
country as being in splendid condition. and In
advance OF last years showing. In Lafayette
and Fermilion the planters have sunereu
somewhat from the want Of rain, DuI laEeiy
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
the eighteenth instant the rolls Of the COM

n.
pany had been closed.
In order to perfect the organization of the
new company, styling itself Company G, Or
orders be Immediately issued from head
quarters for an election Of officers, and insists.
as far as it may be convenient for col.
Bachemtn, that he be present at the election.
We are gratitied to see that the military
enthusiasm Is alive in Louisiana, and that
our militia Is increasing in mum pers every
day.
In this connection we state with pleasure
that we have information that the company
Of sharpshooters of which we spoke a few
days ago s.being in.process Of organization at
Baton Rouge, to form part of the Crescent
City Battalion, Is already completed and Or
ganized. To Capt, Wat Tyler Cluverius is
due the credit OF this good work, and we have
no doubt that under such an experie ced com
mander the Baton Rouge boys will before
long be one Of the best drilled companies of
the Crescent City Battalion. renowned
throughout the State FORTS efficiency and dis
cipline.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-22
BASE BALL.
The New Orleans Base Bal1a ssocia.
ton Organize and Adop\a
.5M..= Con stifp4inu

l. r.
ton Organize and AdopNa
Constitution.
Last evening, at No. ITO Carondelestreet I
there was large attendance Of deleges II /
the New Orleans Base Ball Association, l.esi- {
dent T. b. Lawrence In the chair. t
After the meeting was called to 0rdefA . Z
following clubs, composing the organizatA !
were found to be present: Charmcr. Cresceh
Chevalley, Wash Marks, Washington, Man
dexexarts, A. S. Badger, j. s. Wright, Pats
Giennon, John Garrick, Thomas Brennan, DR..
Dreyfus, VIM. Pagan, Leon Lamothe, Ed.
Maher, Thomas Gernon, John Fitzpatrick and
John Mcneil.
Mr. Scully stated the object Of the meeting
was to foster the game Of base ball In our
community, and to make the game one to be
enjoyed by those lovers of the game and to
insure mutual interest Of players. He said
that the committee appointed at the last
meeting WIS ready to report,
Communications were then read from clubs
expressing desire to join the association,
and naming the following delegates to repre-
sent them.
M. L'Hoste, l.. Overton.
A. Meyer Club-H. Hourbeight, M. 9. Reyes,
j. Mccarthy.
M. O. Reyes Club. Blanche, A. Comfort.
p. @. Dunn.
Catanzero Club-T. Murphy, G. Aragon, J,
VIM. Green Club-W Curly, +. Williams, B.
Baumgarden.
Dr. &. B. White Club. Ii. Martens, j.
Miller, A. Mehrens.
FACET Club. i. FACET, E. L. Deyes, S. L.
Gatply.
Charmer Club. Donovan, l.. Fleming, +.
W. Judge.
Murphy Cuba. E. Murphy, IT,. Doyle,
G. Donayhue.
Hurbeight Club. Dennis, J. Ruker, f
Maloney.
W. h. Bourke CIub-John Casey. 7. Usher,
Walter Rogers Club-D. Collins, y. McEvoy,
Dreyfus E. Dreyfus, John Lynch,
John M. Foster.
On motion, and after some discussion as to
whether all the clubs were bona fide, all the
clubs were admitted.
The report OF the committee on constitu-
ton was then read by the president.
The report presented O long and carefully
prepared constitution, which was adopted as
whole.
The election Of officers was then had, with
the following result:
President, I. 3. Lawrence
First Vice President, y. Doyle.
Second Vic. President, jim Donovan
Financial Secretary, q. j. Maloney.
Corresponding Secretary, w. j. Kane.
Treasurer, E. i. Duffy.
Sergeant-at-Arms, John Berkeley.
Board Of Directors-T. Brennan, John Do
novan, A. j. Shaw and s. j. Philbn.
The association then adjourned until Mon.
day, September l, at p. m.
The constitution provides for the mode O
conducting the series OF games for the cham
pionship trophy, who will be considered as
bona .fde members and regulating the status
or the clubs belonging to the association. Il
provides that games can be played for money
stakes il clubs so DESIRE and lays down a.
considerable length the manner In which al
disputes shall be adjusted between clubs. Al
Initiation fee Of S. is required to be paid a.
the next meeting to the association by eacf
club belonging to that body. The association
gives promise OF really bringing about
| thorough revival of the exciting game here.
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BREvITIEs.

The Union Soldiers and Sailors Association
Of Louisiana invite all the officers and mem
bers OF the military organizations of this
city to assist at the reading of their charter
on Sunday next, between and 10 o'clock a.
M, at No. 43 NatcheZ Alley.
Phoenix Fire Company No. 1, Of Donald.
and mechanical fair on Saturday and Sunday
the twenty-seventh and twenty eighth in
slant, for the purpose Of raising money to
build their new engine-house. We hope that
it will be success in every way.
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Second Recorders Court.

Anatole Peneguy, two charges Of Ia.
was sent before the First District Cotft1y,
$3.50 bonds In each case. Wr
Gov. Allen and John Cummings, Cha,
with carrying concealed weapons, were Il
before the Superior Criminal Court under 81
bonds EACH
Joseph Usher, charged with assault a
battery, was sent before the First Dist
Court under $3.50 bonds.
Frank Pierce, aged seven years, chare
with vagrancy, was sent to the st. Mar
Orphan Asylum.
Edward Williams, pilfering rice on the lev
was sent to the Parish Prison for thirty ola
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FIELD ARTILLERY.

Battery A OF the Louisiana Field Artillery
has projected grand military fete champe-
he. to be held at Oak Grove Gust below the
Eracks), on Sunday next. The boys Of Bat
u A are just the ones to get up something
panrNant for the amusement OF their friends,
male know that preparations have been
niaL render the occasion one Of the most
knoJAt OF the season. Battery A Is we'll
has up this community for the services it
Tor ths for the State, and any effort It makes
No'Aoi ht to be encouraged by the public
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the clerk OF the weather has been favorably
inclined, and ever ythin9 since has taken ia
vorable appearance.
Mr.. Acklen':, object n taking this trip
consult the people about thssurveys of Bayou
Vermillon, the upper TShe and Bayou
to inquire about the CharenlSn canal. All Of
these surveys will shortly bImade, and Mr..
Acklen, who has seen the epineers. has no
doubt that the corps will nike its report
fully in time to secure the NECESSARY appro-
priations at the next meeting oCongress.