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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-04
OFFICIAL.
Election Returns of the Parish
of st. Mary.

REIT REMEMBERED THAT ON THIS DAT.
= the undersigned. In obodience to q writ o.
Monroe. Judge of the Third District Court for
the parish OF Orleans In this ate. and By virtue.
o. and in obedi.nce to sect 80 Of Act No. 80 ok
the Extra Session OF the General Assembly Of
the state OF Louisiana. approved April II. 1871
having CON piled the eleetion returns. made b.
State flied In this oIee on the fifteenth day On
November, 1875 Of the election held In the parsh{
OF ST. MARY on the fifth day Of November. AZ
" 1873. under the constli uion and laws Of thi4X
state. and the proclamation Of His ExcelIency%
Francis T. Nicoolls, Governor Of the STATE a.
dates, voted for. for the Offices herein&ft4f
mentioned. the of1ees for which each was vote
Tor; and ths number Of yotes actually cast
each candidate as shown by raid refurun
hereby officially announces anu declare
same to be as fol oxs. to wit.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
". d. Smith. nine hundred and sixty votes
EngeneA. Landry. seven hundred and n1netys
j hn nj +. B. Labauvo. seven hundred ana
Louis areyemberg five hundred and twsnty~
1--we votes.
Jared T. Sanders. four hundred and eishty-
W. @. Gary. four hundred and ciGhty.three
votes.
$. L. Bell four hundred and sixty-six votes.
a. u. HoskSns tweDty-on votes.
Henry j. Saunders. hge votes.
Jacques Lehman. oae vote.
FOR PARISH JUDGE.
Es ID Meutns tWeiVe HuUuG6Q anu 61Ruty"uvV9
votes.
James G. Parkerson. six hundred and twenty
four votes.
DR.. Ethan Allen. three hundred and seventh
four votsg.
p. II. Ments. one vote.
FOR SHERIFF.
Minos T. Gordy. one thousand and forty three
votes.
E. S Fleurot seven hundred and ninety-six3
II. H. Pharr. four hundred and forty-thres
votes.
FOR CORONER.
w. 8. Posey. nine hundred and flfty-six votes
Henry Thompson. eight hundred and sey0nssss
teen votes. ~
A. q. Frere. one vote. - "<,s
DIR. John A. Smith, one vote. ~
And. acting In obedience to said m m
and By virtue Of the duty I'm posed up1 nh
said act. / do hereby declare the NJ
named persons to bave been du1y eie( III,
offices hereinafter mentioned, each q Esrk
sons. 80 announced. having receiver
est number OF VOTE 8 cast for the ofI51t
such person WIS Candidate and r 68el
has been herein declared duly elee6f1 |c1o
W Z. Smith and Eugene A. Lar rem
sentatives. zzf BrD
= B. Menfz. Parish Judge. her
Minos T. Gordy. Sheriff. pine
w 3 Posey, Coroner. Dpe,
Given under my signature and 10 ~ lay
STATE o. Louisiana mt the city q HeI srfn
this third day OF January. a. y: lg3t eehs
Assistant seerefary4 IL y. !
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL CoU
sENrENCEr,

Manslaughter- Henry johnson. col
having killed one Pierre Dupuy as
OF Broad and Ursul1nes streets, on tn
Of May last. was sentenced to ten ye}
Penitentiary.
Concealed weapons--Barney McCln
day In Parish Prison: Moses Gill. three days In
Parish Prison; Louis Meyer. S. or five days in
Parish Prison; John Paterson. fifteen days Ia
Parish Prison.
Assault and battery-James Reilley. Eve days
In Parish Prison.
ARRAraNED.
Concealed weapons-k. Tyler. Andy Harris.
Pleaded guilty.
Assault and battery George Washington,
Pleaded not guilty.
CONTINUED.
Murder-Thomas Finnerty. The accused was
indicted two weeks ago. charged with having,
In the. early part OF November last. killed one
Mike Mcdee.
The jurors yesterday thanked Judge Whita-
ker and the officers OF the court for the many
co4rtesies extended to them during their term.
feeling manner, and showed his appreciation
OF this graceful compliment to him.
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MANILA, SISAL and hemp
coRDAGE,
ALL SIZES.
Oakum, White Lead, Red Lead,
Colors, Oil, Varnish, Etc.
BUY FROM FIRST HANDS AND GET
Rock Bottom Prices.

large stock Of the above named goods on
nand. Ter sale to, the trade at manufacturers
prices. freight added. Ltnseed Oil q specially.
gewett Sons strictly pure White Lead. Hall.
Bradley Cos French Zipe and low grades
white Lead, West Virginia Lubrieating Oh. A
full line Of Murphy 4 Co.'S Yarnishes and
Japans for sale to the trade at the same price
and ON came terms as sold by the manufac-
turers direct.
w. M. ABBATT,
"a. semi Peters street. a.
4s1g BetxeeaGrayier and Matches streets.
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I Below FARO.
,, + iRaics.ss rising: J, indioatas falling:
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SECOND RECORDER's COURT.

SENTENCED.
Petty Larceny-Henry Dykes. r. Conway.
Remanded.
Assault and wounding with intent to kill
Chas. Dabner. Sent before the First District
Court.
Assault with dangerous weapon with intent
to kill-John Gomez. Sent before the First Dis
fri nourt
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OFFICIAL.
ELECTION RETURNS FOR STATE TREASURER.

Agcb to the thirevenh
General Assembly the State Of Lonans
proclamation
the State general election
the first Tuesday
thereof filed this
hereinafter named
election for State Treasurer the
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
y. ending at 3:43 D. m. Friday. January 8.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time nt all StatiOns1
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, JANUARY 4 1870

that eyery stranger who arrived was watched
and that II. my presence there was sus.
dG g s Go \ u er ss
| ton. which soon found was true. for upon
returning to the hotel and retiring about IL
friends called at my rooms and asked me whore
had boon. Not wishing to Inform any one OF
the purpose 81 my visit. replied that ! had
that there must be some mistake. rs some gen.
tlemen who called at the residence where he
was visiting stated that stranger answering
To my description WA seen going and re.ufn.
|Sng from Judge Luaeling's residence, and told
me 70 be on my guard while In Monroe. | VAS
followed wherever fventured out. by two men I;
Goodman, 81 RichIand parish.
The leading spirits In the organized oppnsi-
and Mc0lnnd, together with Phillips. Judge
Slack. Jessie Warmock and MeEnerY. brother
70 Gov. McEnery. Those men nre the moving
spirits or ths organized opposition to eonstitu.
killing, as. !. have been ipformed. Of Daniel
Hill, who, being shot "a October called m q
shot frsn his body. told him, ~ others. that he
would live. won, 70 hs house ~ night and
took bis partner ia buainoss, Herman Ball. and
am informed, the four men inearcerated
and a f Sanesa T. ws q n aefmed he 81
sSsesssaryl Who was seausinted win viii two d the
morning Of the banging, after denth. that oak
UNI chlorofsrmed was stuck into their mouths.
and o. witness can be produced who will testify
TO knowledge of some OF the persons who
committed lhe hellsh deed. The person re-
ferrei to Has been informed that he will be
told certsin parson unless they left he would
have Them killed, giving as q reason that the
person referred to knew too much about the
hanging aforeeaid. Having heard that an old
man. sxey yeats Of age. who lived at or near
Loetown. . place some distance In the
en-. BY buildozefs. hired q horse and
rode outin the country to find the old man. My
search. hOwever. was Ruthless. as he had secret
ed himaelf In some out nf the way place to
as lefk TO return was met by q body OF seven
mon, w1lo. after passing me, turned arpund I'm
mediatY,ly and followed ma TO the cityuuRsfasa~
leaving received n note telling me to
guard rs the writer overheard y COM
IN WHICH threats against my life we
such 1s tho completeness Of the Orgf
at MGnroe. as am informed. and hay
to bclieve. that any one suspected
q republican cannot send a
Or, setter without the contents
boirsy known BY others than
tHHia the ca sei ia the postofrie, where
Morris Hayes. exercises n general In
over the contents OF suspected private
nications. In conclusion. beg leav'
that the condition Of tho country Ia SUI
found 1t impossible TO get any inforn
as the Inv. abiding pee
have 70 leave their homes as soon No 10
and those who commit the greatest err
never brought to trial, especially II the
happen 70 DO opposed to the bulIdozers
l remain. very respectfully, sum,
"Noyember 49, 1s7sv
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Mayant Reynolds. tutrix. VS.. Andrew Downey
ct a's.-Judgment overruiing plea of no cause
of action.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

The Rock Island district conference of
the NJ, Z. churches of tnis district, Y II
convene on Monday, Sept /, at CoIons,
III. Following is the programme arranged,
which may however be modified some:
Mopday-7:30 p. m, Devotional exer-
cises, conducted By 4 Myers; s p. NJ,
preaching by A R Morgan.
T1esday-S;30 a. ~, DEVOTIONAL excr.
cises, conducted By \ G Clark; 9 q r.,
disciplinary business 1880 p No., Devo-
tional exercises, conducted by j W Nc
Cord; p. m. Our Church Periodicals
the Difficulties in the Way of Their
CirculetIop and How to Remove Them, -
j j Walter, Ito be followed ~ several
short speeches.; 3 p, ~, Outline sermon,
textlI Cor. Y, F Taylor; 3l5 p. N =,
Essay, Socialism and Christianity" q
R Palmer, 3:45 p. M, Discussion, The
Best Method of Conducting Prayer Meet
ing5 and Glass Meetings" opened by G NJ
Morey; 7;30 Z. r., Missionary meeting,
devotional exercises led by 6 Z Woodruff,
S p. H., Address by Bishop Andrews, sui.
ject, Missionary Observations in Europe
and Ipdia. y
wednesday: a. M, devotional
exercises, conducted by W Il Stevens; 9
a, d., disciplinary business; so p. NJ,
DEVOTIONAL exercises, conducted by " Il
Witter; z D. u, outline sermo0, text
Gal. Vi. 7, j I James; sis p, m. Essay,
The Elements of Pulpit Power" J II
Haney; 2:45 p. m., outline sermon, text,
Mark xvi. 20, P Smith; p. ~, Essay,
"The Sacrament of the Lords SnD~er,
It's Nature and Importance, w G Knapp;
$3.50 p. m, miscellaneous business; Ais
2. II ch;Ilren's meeting, addressed by j
Hart and : S MoCosd, 1870 p. m, devo-
tional exercises, conducted By w Mathesia:
| s D. IN. sermon, by R c Dennis, to be
followed by the sacrament of the Lord s
Supper.
Committees OF Examination: Ii,
cense to Preach, j Hart and J s McUora,
On Renewal of License, FIRST year. 4 3
MORGAN and j J Walter; For Admission
into Travelling Connection and for Orders
q G Woodruff and j. Collins.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Police Item 8.

Last light vas a lively one ' til the
police, ard, as if the hardship of all night
duty was not enough. the force was sstive-
ly engaged this morning. Several arrests
we're made-extreme vigilance beng
exercised.
Billy Graham, the hack driver, was a. .
rested for using abusive lane aags to Aft.
Colclaisure, the compliant being N 4de by
the latter. Justice Hayden heard the
case, but as Graham presented a prepon.
derance Of v illnesses in his behalf, he We,
discharged.
Geo. Scott, a common thief, who has
operated in Davenport lately, was arrested
by Marshal Halves and jailed for stealing
an overcoat from G. W. Farnham, a pas
senger on the G. r. l. & P. train. The
thief took tho oYercoat from the cars Of
the depot aud vas arrested shortly after
wards, He seems to have q mania for
s:eali ng overcoats having purloined two
besides Farnham's within short time. but
generally managing to evade conviction.
Terrence Flanagan was arrested on COM
plant of mis- wife, the mother of Bernard
Heeaey, and fined SIS and costs by Justice
Cooke, He paid his Cue and costs end
was discharged.
Henry Williams DeT.ne, and Mrs.
Lindskopf, were arrested for living TO-
gether in open adultery. The charge was
preferred by the husband of the female.
The parties were jailed and had hearing
before Justice Chopper. Officer Bollman
made the arrest Lindskopf made it up
with his wife before the case was finally
disposed of, and the two departed in
peace, Devine agreeing to skip the town
and NEEDLE no more in the domestic
atfaire of Lipdskopf And forthworth he
did skip.
Burns, the man arrested on complaint of
Capt. James Shaw, as detailed in last
nights ARGUS. appeared before Justice
Cooke this afternoon with r. j. Bell
Esq, as attorney. Shaw was represented
by NJ. NJ, Corbett, Esq. The defendant
plead guilty to assault and was fined IS
and costs, amounting to $685..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Matrimonial

AS we have previously announced, the
marriage OF our esteemed fellow townsmap,
Joseph May, was n brilliant affair. The
Davenport Democrat has this to say
There was Very notable wedding 10
Des Moines on Sunday evening last Mr..
Joseph May, of Rock Island, being united
to Miss Sadie RieGeIman, of Des Moines.
The company was select, the costumes
very rich and fine, and the presents mag
nifcent. The ceremony was according to
the Hebrew ritual,
The Chicago Tines speaks of the affair
as one of magnifcence, describing the
dresses of the ladies' as rich and elegant
The St. Louis Republican and Globe
Democrat, also speak fatteringly of Mr..
May and his fair bride, all of which THE
ARGUS heartily endorses and adds the
wish that the future will be as bright and
happy as the forest dreams of the newly
married couple have pictured It, aud that
then as now, they will travel LIES pathway
in peaceful conteutedness, living for each
other, and exemplifying the lines
1.-Two soulsiwith but single thought
Two hearts that beat as One''
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Eolaotio maeazlna for July.

The July number of the Eclectic, just
issued, begins new volume, and is good
one with which to commence either
yearly or half yearly subscription. The
engraving this month is finely expressive
likeness of General Albert j. Myer, the
''Old Probabilities of the Weather Bureau
at Washington, The contents of this num-
Der are as as follows: ''On the Study OF
Natural History, by Professor St. George
Mivart; "A Speech at Elton" by E. B.
Taylor, LID John Brown: A True
Story" Sydney DobelI: A Personal
Sketch" by Robert Buchanan; "Or
Chinese Fans" 'Mr. Browning's Dra
matte LdyUs;" "A Problem in Human
Evolution. by Professor Grant Allen
''MademoiselIe de Mersac," novel, chap
ters X. to XII; Springs Gifts" a
poem; Two Impostors of the Eight
zenith Century," Peter the Great;
Literature and Medicine Flower
and their Unbidden Guests" 9TH
Melancholy of Educated Epglishmen;
"AICoquettc;" and biographical sketc
General Albert J. Myer, to accompan
, the portrait, Besides these there are th
usual editorial departments of Literar
Notices, Foreign Literary Notes, Scienc
Art, and Varieties.
: Published by E. r. PeIton, % Bon
Street, New York. Terms S. per year
Z single number, Is cents; Trial subscTir
0 ton for three months $l.O0
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

About 200 tramps reached this city last
evening about o'clock on the &. B. L
%. freight train. The officers we're pre-
pared to receive them aud Marsha! iIawes
and his force, together With Sheriff Per
kins and his force, took charge Of the cav
alcade and marched them to corrt house
square where they we're kept Until this
morning at o'clock and then marched out
of the city. The police and sheriff man
aged the matter we'll None of the tramps
were i'll treated, the desire being simply to
keep them from scattering through the
town. A number Of them sought lodging
at the hotels, but the main body rempined
in the court house yard Among the
number were some hard look ing cases and
many who had been here before.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Prof. Samuels.

Few opticians have VISITED our city whC
were more successful than Prof. Samuels
He came here we'll recommended ant
left with the best wishes OF hundreds
whom he treated At the request of MANI
former patrons and in order to afford al
an opportunity to secure Ills glasses, h
vii remain for a short time only, at tn,
Rock Island House, and this will probabl,
be the last opportunity afforded, thos,
suffering with weak eyes should call on tn,
professor and have them strengthened
Years of experience and hundreds of ties
monials attest his ability to do all that b,
claims. His Office hours will be from
4. n. to I p. NJ,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
DIR. HUNTER.

The special treatment of Disease of the
Organs OF Respiration embracing the
Head. Throat. and Lungs, has been nrac.
tieed by DIR. ROBERT HUNTER for nearly
thirty years. His system consists of the
inhalation Of remedies directly into the
Lungs and Air-passes, combined with
such tonic and Alternative treatment as the
plicatious of the case may REQUIRE and
is unquestionably the most thorough course
OF Local and Constitutional medication ever
applied to the cure of these diseases. It's
success ls attested by thousands. His office
is at !o3 State street-cor. of Washington
-Chlcaago' where he can be seen or ad-
dressed. VI az
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
AN Old Acc ua1ntanoe,

We have just received a copy of The
Rhode Island Dem oCrdt,a new paper With
the true democratic ring to its editorials, just
started in Providence, r. l.. by A, n.
Merchant, who is one of the most eater
prising newspaper men of the East and
who now controls the policy of some ten or
twelve democratic papers in Northern New
York and Vermont. We remember Mr.
Merchant as student at the Lawrence.
Vile NY Academy, and later as a volun-
teer in the 9Sth N. Y. regiment. At the
close of the war he went into the news
paper business and las been remarkably
successful.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
Crushed to Death.

John W. WEIGH was one among 300 tramps
on the C. B. & @. freight train lest night,
and when near Barstow he attempted to
walk from one car to another, but missing
his footing fell between the cars down 70
the bunter and then was thrown under the
cars, and I'm over, bis legs being horribly
mangled. He was dragged some distance
before he was discovered and then was
placed in a car and brought to Rock Is
land. Arrived here he was taken to the
Armory and placed in the tramp-room,
bed being arranged for him. DIR, Craig
was called and pronounced his injuries
fatal. The poor fellow, although terribly
mangled did not seem to suffer, the severe
shock having apparently crushed all feel
ing. When it was known he would die.
Rev. Father Mackin was sent for, who ad-
ministered the sacraments of the church,
and at o'clock the unfortunate man died.
He'said he was unmarried, was 26 years
old, and the only support of his mother
who lives at East Boston, Mass, This
morning Coroner Morris was notified and
arrived at 10 o'clock, when a jury was en-
paneled and an inquest was held. The
manner IN which his limbs were lacerated
and torn was shock ,ug sight to look up
on, even to those injured to such scenes
An inquest was held at l0:45 and yer
dict rendered in accordance with the facts
No blame is attached to either the G. BIZ
| Q. R. R. or anybody else. On his person
was found a letter from bis mother a
East Boston, Mass, which was taken pos
session Of by Coroner Morris, who vii
write her as to what disposition shall b
made of the remains.
WEIGH was buried this afternoon in th
! Catholic buryiug ground, Rev. Fathe
Mack,n bearing the expenses.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
4 New Saddle

The Whitman sadalc, unquestiouabiy a
model of ease, durability and beauty,
Made from the very best material and by
TIE best workmen and possessing merits
not to be found 10 any other saddle. the
Whitman heads the list and is daily grow
ing in popularity. The inventor is an old
army officer, and combines his experience
with practical observation, and in the sad
die now offered to the public be claims, and
is prepared by strong testimonials to prove
that it is the best, easiest riding and most
durable saddle made. The ARGUS has
one Of these superb saddles at the office
which can be seen for few days, and IN
hesitatingly endorses all the points in fa-
vor Of the Whitman. Fer full particulars
send for catalogue to r. E. Whitman u.
s. Army Retired) ,102 Chambers Street.
New Y >rk. Attention is also directed to
advertisement on the fourth page.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

People residing in paludal districts, or
removing to such localities, can place
reliance in the efficacy of DR.. T. Wilhoft' s
Anti>Periodic or Fever and Ague Tonic, to
prevent or rather counterfeit all malarial
diseases. 1t never fails to cure Chills and
Fever, l4umb Dhills and Enlarged Spleen,
and is guaranteed to contain 40 dangerous
drug. The composition of this medicine is
given with each bottle, aud can be had
from all Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage Expressage and Carriage
Hire and stop at Grand Union Hotel,
nearly opposite Grand Central depot. $50
elegant rooms reduced to ST and upwards
per day, European Plan, Elevator
Restaurant supplies with the best. Horse
Cars, Stages and Elevated Railroad to all
depots. Families can live better for less
money at Grand Union that at any other
first class hotel in the city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

DIAMoND.-The best in the worIdI
SO acknoWled by all who have tried EyoRY's
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMoND
CATARRH REMEDY. 1t gives Immediate
relief, aad few bottles cure the worst
cases. Be sure you get the DIAMOND
TRADE mark as there are worthless imita-
tions offered for sale. The genuine is
prepared only by DR.. A. T. EvoRY & Go
50 Hall street, Brooklyn. p, o. Box
1902, New York City. Sold by ell Drug.
gists. so cents Bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, Gle n
and silt binding, 90 cents; same in paper
covers, . cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-securely
sealed. by mail Send money or postage
stamps. DE-. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
6l7 St. Charles Street. st. Louis, Mo.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
nooiaz,s Yeast Powder

We believe to be heslthful aud nutri-
tious baking powder, combining both eE
cellence and cheapness. 1t is the best
article for raising biscuits, rolls, gems
buckwheat cakes. etc., that our folks have
ever used: and we sdVise all our lady
friends to give it trial. 1t hiss received
the public endorsement of the most emil
nent physicians, chemists and psychologists
in the world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-26
"Roses are her cheeks,
Aud q rose her Inns y

The best way for ladies to cultivate this
rare species of roses is by studying and
practicing the rules of hygepie, as taught
in the Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, only $l.50. Address the author.
r. Y. Pierce, NJ D., Grand Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y. Ii suffering from those
painful weaknesses. incident to the female
organism, use DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scriptioa-a never failing remedy for
these complaints.