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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, APRIL 90 1880

veins from whence they came. I have openet
! at least 1000 III the last fifty years, and one.
fourth fthem were found by tracing tho effect
chat the vein traversss the distance Of over one
mile" and In many places WILL be immensely
and ten miles from Dahioneea. IL . similar
vein, but never has been hunted for. THE do
posit' has been worked for forty. eight years IN
ten feet below the water evel) and from the
best estimates has yielded more than 81 600. 00g
The vein Gun be certainly found with com para.
There is another vein, long since abandoned
which would, If developed Yield fabulous
amounts. 1t f. near EtowHb river, in Cherokee
county. IL VIII be found to be like tlre others In
In Hall county there is IN abandoned vein. a
rye nssuran called .Potosf" Ia eon,seaue,n9e
south hmsrtra. which yielded ~, 900 600 ger on
mum, This differs from 1t and all others In tho
world by tho matrix being composed Of prisma-
tic crystals OF quartz
DAWSON COUNTY MINING.
tDahlonega sienal.l
The Dawson county mining ditch Ia now be-
Ing constructed. This ditch conveys the water
from Amioalola river, and runs through the
}bn he water s taken out Pt he
object of the company 10 supply water to differ
emf mines along. the line Of The ditch. which
will o. Wa9ny EIGHT aa, miles 1s. n engh When
% rich mines opened In Dawson county as are
pow being worked anywhere Ia Georgia. Hay
inE some know ~ Of the Dawso1, county
lacking TO make them equal II not ahead Of
other mines Ia a supply OF water. We oopgrat.
es aepsoa OF q ts s s seoa oTq n
Frank snmmerour, who is superintending the
work on the ditch. We learn that In q short
m ns Mr. g. W nave sts of, Of seyenty,avs more
through rs rapidly as possible.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
The Georsia Gold Belt,
I'M. r. Stephenson In Gainesville Eag

M. r. SteDhensoh IN GaInssVIIle EaRIe.l
The vein OF the celebrated Richardson mine.
near Naeoochee, has been found recently BY
Mr.. Lumsden. who is opening 1t with small
and four hundred pennyweights the last day
heard from. It is a volcanic" or true weir"
and runs nearly east and west while all the
.'seegreg ated'' veins run northeast and south
west. and another mark character /. that the
gold is ALWAYS massive and never gives out. l
found the deposit mine In 1884 In the creek
b, tom. q few rods balow. and made over $780,
600 from one acre More than 5000. 600 have been
made from the branch bottom and the creek.
west and south OF this locality. Effect and causes
always correspond in gold deposits and the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
CUsToM-HoUsE .lNoTES.

The signal service officers labor under many
Inconvenience In consequence of lack OF
necessary furniture for their office.
Bidding for the work of erecting the customs
static at Port Eads promises to be spirited,
"a the plans have been studied by q large mum :
Der of builders The station will be q substan-
tial and com modtous structure.
Collector Badger has appointed Rayne fnspeo-
tor vice Harrison resigned,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
POSTPONED.

The inclsment weather in the early part of
the evening necesstated postponement of the
lecture by the Rev. W. 2. Kramer. d. D.. which
was announced to be delivered last night Mt the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton. The lecture goes over for two weeks. on
some date to be fixed and announced.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure Of meeting yesterday
Mr., II. d. Zeger, president OF the Hannis
Diatilling Company. OF Philadelphia. Mr..
Megler will he here few days. aud ean be
found at No. go Magazine street.
Mr.. @. b. Moulten. of Portland, Maine, gem
eral tranefer agent of the Portland and OR-
deneburg railroad, the Portland Steam Packet
Company and International Steamship Com
pany, Is In the city aud reading at the ut.
Charles Hotel where he will be happy to see
hia frtandE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Ont in the Arm.

While the steamboat Fred A. Blanks was few
miles above Boune Oarre. a difficulty took
place on board. during which one Chas. Brown
q rouster, was cut In the arm and slightly In
escape. The wounded man was cared for by
hts friends
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
The PLAYFUL Pistol.

Last night two men named s. Derbis and e
Mitchell mad duel on Robertson street, be-
tween Columbus and kererec. during which
both exchanged shots. but. fortunately, neither
was hurt as the police put In an appearance
and the combatants fed. Affldavits will be
made against them to-day for disoharxing flre-
arms In the city limits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Longshoremen and Car Driver Leite,

It now transpires that during the difficulty on
men and the car driver Letter. that George
Geddes. one Of the marshals, was struck with a
blunt instrument by Letter which resulted In
the breaking of hia arm. deddes stated that
his requesting the car driver to stop his car
until the procession passed caused the diff
oulty
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.

Staub has our thanks for the latest files of the
New York Herald. Sun and Times. and the
Philadelphia Times of the sixteenth and also
for Harper's Bazaar and Prince Hugo. a novel.
by Maria NJ. Grant. Harper & Bros. Franklin
Square Library. New York. ssaub. as all the
world knows, Is at Goldth waite's. corner OF
Canal street and Exchange Alley.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
SOUTHERN BANK.

Messrs. Il. d. White. Ed j. BERN udez and
Oscar Nixon have been appointed by the liaui-
dators of this institution "a the attorneys who
will hereafter ia ,e charge OF the matters of the
bank and conduct its liquidation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

MIR. Hendricks To Come sou,h.

TNDIANAPotIs, April 14,-It is announced that
sion to the gulf within a few days. This will
afford him an opportunity TO see how Tilden
and Hancock really do stand In that section Of
the country
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
The Babcocks.

In the report of the fire at the State. House we
neglected 10 give proper credit to the Babeock
engines. who were promptly on hand and as
sisted In the extingnishing of the fire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Struck by lightning.

During the storm yesterday three cows the
property of Mr.. West. were Kill led by lightning
at the corner of Prytania and Leonce streets.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Tho Most Available Candidate.
fn...aI,l,l..,, In1rlI.

The Eagle has been dsposed to believe for
some time past that Gen. Hancock Ia the most
available candidate the Democratic party can
name for Praaid
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

Reed's cir Edee Tonic cures fever and aeas
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
BATON Rouge Capitolian, ]

ments was made by the delegates of the First
Congressional District. who. though totally I'M
authorized to make nominations for Congress
man. inasmuch as they were not elected for
that purpose forced the re. nomination Of Gen
Randall L. Gibson. despite the proper protests
of a numoer OF the delegates This Is only an
other instance of that reckless disregard Of all
fairness In the management Of party contests
Let all good Democrats boldly join hands to dc
away with such practices and to eliminate from
the party councils the men who insult decency
in so fragrant and shameless manner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20
Gen. Gibson.
baton Rouge Advocate. ]

As fitting tribute to this worthy Representa-
cress, the delegates from his district have again
rendered him the nomination. His reelection
by an increas ID majority is certain. His next
pite on the fourth Of March. 1888 when he will
walk over to the Senate and occupy the seat
that belonged to Hon. q. M. Spofford. but has
been illegally and upjustly held by W. P. Kel-
loop
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-20

Dolbear Commercial College. 2os Canal street
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-17
WHAT OTHER SHOW PRE-
SCENTS SUCH PROOFS
AS THESE?
WE ARE SUSTAINED BY THE
UNITED PRESS.

Our assertions and promises--so far
beyond what any other show in the
world can candidly and consistently
make-must evidently and unavoidably
partake somewhat of the almost incredi-
BILE proportions and lofty grandeur of the
enterprise to which they refer. Mark
we'll, however, that we do not, like other
managers, ask you to accept them upon
the strength Of our own unsustained as
sertion, but fortified by the subjoined
testimony of the press of thirteen States,
such as no other management ever re-
celved, and which conclusively establish.
es our integrity. These unsought edito-
rial Endorsements of our unimpeachable
word are taken at random from many
hundreds equally honorable 10 us, which
the limited space at command will not
permit us to reproduce, but whose har,
mony of honest praise has not been inter.
rupted BY the dlscord Of single contrary
criticism.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-17
500 REwARD

For the especial benefit Of
those who may deem it neces-
sary to attempt to did credit the
authenticity or genu1 neness of
the above notices, vie hereby
promise, upon honor, to pay
any person the sum Of 500, as
compensation for his time and
trouble, in every insta bee where
he shall be able to 4 rove any
notice anywhere quot Jed by us
to be either a forgery, or in
language and purpose different
than as originally published.
AS the name of the newspaper
is always given, proof positive
may be readily obtained by
writing to it's editor. We name
a reasonable sum as the best
evidence that we mean business
and any reliable lawyer will
decide that we are legally
bound by this proposition. No
other exhibition on earth has
ever obtained such praises, and
opposition may-as has often
been done-attempt to supply
their place with base forgeries,
but it shall not be permitted to
degrade us to its rasoally level.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-06-17
A RECORD WE ASK EVERY ONE
70 READ.

80 es~SVAV~ W - &SOAA - 20A6 = SAN =
70 READ.
What they promise they will per-
form.-Neosho Falls Kan. Post.
The immense pretensions Of the
show are justiGed.-Louisville Cou-
rier- Journal.
Carried out in every particular
what the bills promised Decatur
[1ll.] Daily Republican.
We can conscientiously say that
Sells Brothers. Great Railroad Show
is the best travelling the world.-Bay
City Mich. Daily Tribune.
In our humble opinion it excels in
variety and genuine merit any show
that P. T. Barnum ever started
Midland City [Mich.] Courier.
The Sells are not only ssprinces in
their way" but they have princely
show, the best we ever saw, and
we've seen a great many.-Bellville
| ILL., Advocate.
They offer to the public the most
gigantic embodiment of natural OBJ
ject teaching and moral amusement
on the hemisphere [Ind.]
Daily Journal.
1t would be an endless undertake
ing to tell Of all the novel wonders,
but suffice it that the Sells Brothers
do. all they promise and more too.-
Youngstown [O.] Daily News.
It is known to be ma mayed with
scrupulous refinement AMI invariable
politeness, and it has gAined unim-
peachable credit and Universal popu-
larity here, by faithfully presenting
every feature and feat bromised.-
Pittsburgh [Pa.] Evening Leader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
LATEST BY MAIL.

Railway passenger rates have been very
materially diminished on the Central Yer
mont road and its connecting lines.
A young lady named Green, was found dead
in her chamber at Grantham, N. H., last
Friday night. She had taken an overdose of
oil of cedar
Friends of Francis Murphy, the temperance
lecturer, in Philadelphia, have presented to
him furnished house in that city, said to be
worth $40. 1000.
There was severe gale aud flood at Buff
falo, on Saturday. The water in the harbor
was the highest known for years, and good
deal of damage was done.
A Washington special says it is rumored
there that Senator Geo. +. Hoar, Gov. Tai
bot and Congressman Grape and Robinson,
will be the Republican delegates at large
from Massachusetts, to Chicago.
The New York bankers are said to be very
unhappy in view of the decision of the United
State Treasurer that all National banks must
deposite with him one-third of their capital
in limited United States bonds.
The New Brunswick legislative council has
by decisive vote, declared against the ex-
tension of the charter of the Grand Southern
railway of New Brunswick and the continue
ton of the provincial subsidy in aid Of the
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
POLITICAL.
Greenback Convention.


Bosrox, April l2. The greenback State
convention, will be held at Worcester, on
May llth.
City Election.
NEW BRITAIN, Conn, April l2. The city
election resulted in the choice of . full re.
publican ticket, except city clerk.
Massachusetts Republicans.
LOWELL, April ~. The republican dele
CATION to Worcester, elected tonight. stands
Grant Is, anti Grant 3, unpledged 5.
NORTH ADAMS, April IL. Five Edmuhds
delegates were elected by the republicans to
the State convention.
GREEsFrELD, April II. The republicans
elected anti Grant delegates to the State and
district conventions.
Returns from Iowa.
Dies MONIES, April IL. Returns from 81
of 80 republican county conventions foot up
as follows: Delegates for Blaine, 72l
Grant, l43; Wsshburne, 2; Sherman, l.
Kentucky Republicans.
LEXINGTON, April IL. Delegates to the
State republican convention 60 unpledged.
A minority report in favor Of Grant was
voted down.
Democratic Convention.
New ORLEANS, April II. The New Or
leans democratic State convention to elect
delegates to Cincinnati, met to-day. Reso-
lutions were adopted deeply regretting the
action of certain democratic senators
against unseating Kellogg -Four delegates
we're elected in each congressional district,
and resolutions were adopted favoring Gen.
Hancock for the presidential nomination.
The delegation, however, with the exception
Of an agreement to vote for the twO-thirds
rule, 60 uninstructed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Lord Lytton has resigned the vice royalty
of India.
The Gillian forces are blockading Callao
Weston has completed his walk at Sar
Francisco, scoring 1865 miles.
A heavy snow fall at Montreal, Sunday
and very cold.
At Nienah, Wis, Monday, Mrs. J. L. Coll
was beaten insensible and robbed of "a ,00t
by burglars.
Lewis Hatch of Norwich, VT, aged Is, sui
cided by shooting, Monday.
The American Mining Exchange has beer
organizedin New York.
Lord Lytton has been created Earl Of Lyt
ton.
The California Assembly has passed thu
Mcclure charter.
The Mexican Congress met on the lst' inst
President Diaz declared the condition of in
ternal affairs and foreign relations satisfac
tory.
Yellow fever has broken out at Vera Cruz
Tie trustees announce that East Rive
bridge will be opened July 4th, 1881.
The Delaware peach crop is seriously in
jured by cold weather.
The steam tug Ludlow was burned Monda
in Chesapeake bay. Crew escaped.
VIM. H. Kemble, the bribery fugitive, al
rived at Harrisburg, Pa, Monday, and vii
make application for new bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
N EW YORK.
Cadet Whittaker's Case.

West PoINr, April ~. The letter of
warning t. Whitaker and a page Of writing
from 25 diff rent cadets, including Whitta-
ker's, were given to Sup't Gaylor of the post
office to compare. Cadet Burnett testified he
was suspicious Of Whitaker when he saw he
had control of his eyelid, when the surgeon
endeovored to open it.
Supt Gaylor testified he had compared the
note of warning with the 81 pieces of writing
handed him, and found no resemblance suffi-
Gent to justify him in the opinion that the
note was written by any one whose writing
appeared on the pages handed him. This
evidence seemed to be an important point in
Whittaker's favor, as it had been reported
there was disguised similarity between the
writing in the note and his own.
Arrested.
NEW York, April IL. James McNealley,
4 masked burglar, was arrested at Norwich,
Saturday. but jumped from the train en- route
to New York. The detective in charge sub.
sequently found him hidden in charcoal bin
on farm, re-captured him and took him
safely to Jersey City.
Sentenced.
Chastine Cox and Pietro BalbO, who killed
his wife, were sentenced to-day to be hanged
May 2sth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
Superior Court-Judge Whitehouse pre-

Superior Court-Judge Whitehouse pre-
siding.
MONDAY, April 18th.
The following indictments were found and
returned by the grand jury on Saturday, and
most of them will come up for trial this
week: Orchard Cooper. adultery; Benz. A.
Yeaton, 2 for larceny; Jennie Getchell &al,
assault and battery; Margaret Brown,
larceny from the person; Fred w. McLaugh-
lin. 8 indictments, assault on an Ofhcer,
liouor nuisance and tipping shop; Cyrus b.
Collins, attempt to improperly influence
Juror: Frank Zero, two indictments, one
simple larceny, the other for breaking IN the
night time and larceny; John Il. Brown, lar
cenv Eli Darveau, two receiving stolen
goods: Russell c. Clemen, liquor nuisance;
Merrill Buck same Thomas Fox. same; AL
bert f. Clary, same; E. b. Cappers, same
and tipping shop; Ivory IL. Hayes,
liauor nuisance, and tipping snoP'
BENJAMIN johnson, same; X. j. kenniston
ct ais, 8, same, and tipping shop and COM
mon sellers; Fred w. Mclaughlin, =, liquor
nuisance and tipping shop; Joseph Pooler,
liouor nuisance; George II. Chadwick, same !;
+ NJ. Bowman, same; II. r. Hopkins ct ais.
same: Arthur l.. Getchell, same; Howard
Dearborn. same; Nathaniel P. Mooers,
came. John Averill, single sale; Kate
Croker, liquor nuisance; John Dumphy'
yictualler without license; Harrison r.
Getchell, ksame; Oliver c. Rollins. Inn
holder without license; Benjsmin Johnson
same: Charles E. Mclaughlin, y, hquor
nuisance. common seller and tipping shoP.
There are also dozen appeals entered so iar
from municipal courts. There are 10 cases
IN addition to the above,-oid cases orought
forward from the last term.
Yeaton has pleaded guilty, and having
made restitution, his cases are con'i"ue" '"i
sentence till September. =,
Hopkins & Sullivan. on an old indic,me ~
for keeping a liquor nuisance. were nneu oIoo
and went to Jail for 8 months. +: Moione,
-, an old search and seizure complaint, was
g. s,,aa GO and costs and went to Jail for ~
DAYS. and ro;d .
Cnllins pleaded nolo contendere ana pau -, ,
Enc of s33 80. lust the amount of the Dill
HAYES pleaded guilty and was fined s'oo ON
tho two indictments, to be imPrisoheo ."lee
,oon,hs If the fine was not pald IN ~ uA's.
IT.. maid $500 and was given rev oA'' "
make up the rest .;a. fine Of
$3.50. Indicted for VIC.
,a,;on of the liquor laws will carry 'ieif '"'e'
-, Tho law court on demurrer.
~ ,s E.nn;s,ons we're put on trial thus a''e,'
noon on the nuisance case.
| in their behalf. Trial unnnisneu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

Horse Killed.
Geraldine. broke her back while exercising
Saturday, and was Immediately killed.
The New English Cabinet.
As the liberal leaders have not had
any consultation, rumors Of appointments in
the new cabinet are founded only on proha.
bilities.
The reported capture Of the Duke and
Duchess Of SAKE Me:ninSen by Sicilisn bril-
gands, is untrue.
Death Of King.
A private telegram announces the death
Of Thebaw, king Of Burmah. This is pos
sibly n revival of former report.
Training Ship Overdue.
Grave apprehensions are felt for the safety
Of training ship Atalanta, now IS days out
from Bermuda for Portsmouth. She has elev-
en- officers and more than 800 young seamen
on board.
English Elections.
Parnell was reelected to commons for
Meath, with another advanced home ruler.
Liberal net gain is now LOG seats. Par
nell says he will sit for Mayo if elected, not
holding himself bound to sit for Meath or
Cork.
The Bundesrath.
BERLIN, April -. The bundesrath will
meet to-day Monday. The States which
opposed Prince Bismarcks stamp duty bill
have promised submission.
The bundesrath has adopted a resolution
declaring that receipts for post Office remit
tances shall be liable to stamp duty, thus re-
versing the vote Of March 3, which led to the
resignation of Bismarck.
Personal.
PARIS. April IL. The Times says il seems
certain Prince Hohenlohe will depart from
Paris within ten days to occupy his new post
Baron Won Pauditz will succeed Hohenlohe
at Paris during the latter's absence.
Papal Protest.
Cardinal Nina. papal secretary of state, has
addressed to the French government a pro
test against the DEGREES against unauthorized
religious bodies.
"A Contradiction.
France (newspaper) contradicts its own
statement that the government contempt
lated repression Of further manifestations on
the part of the bishops.
The Afghan Troubles.
CABuL, April IL. The Logarwardak and
Zurmut chiefs arrived here the 10th. The
chiefs having quarrelled, they had no fixed
programme when their demands for the re-
call Of the ex -Ameer were refused at Dunbar.
Monday, 5000 infantry and 400 cavalry with
10 guns will march to cooperate with Gener-
al Stewart, who will reach Ghusena the Goth,
and will then make an attack on Jugdulluck.
Communications continue uninterrupted.
Mahomed Jau has not yet arrived at Cabul,
but promises to come shortly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
CONNECTICUT.
Providence N. e. Conference.

NORWICH, April IL. At a meeting Of the
Providence NJ. E. Conference. to-day. the
women's Foreign Mission society, was re-
ported financially a success. series of
resolutions memorializing the general con-
ference to make separate conference OF
Connecticut, were unanimously adopted.
The committee in the case of Rev. Chas. E.
Walker, Of Somerset, Mass, charged with
immoral and unministerial conduct. reported
that the charges had been sustained, and re-
commended that he be expelled from the
cepted. The charges against H. L. Deerine
were not sustained.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13
MINNESOTA.
Fatal Accident.

ST. PAUL, April II. Meagre accounts Of
serious accident to the Canadian emigrant
train bound for Winnipeg, near West Union
on the st. Paul and Winnipeg railroad say
il was caused by broken wheel on the fifth
car. Several cars we're wrecked, killing one
man named Gould and seriously lnjuring his
nephew. Eleven cars Of stock and emigrants
effects and seven passenger coaches were
thrown from the track. A large
number of cattle and small stock we're killed.
Gould and nephew were in the car with the
stock. Gould's son and daughter we're in the
passenger coach and were uninjured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-13

Revenge o. q Collector.

WASHINGTON, April IL. Collector Carroll,
at Atlanta, telegraphs that the house, barn. Sta
BILE and store Of Deputy Collector ]. d. Stew
art Of Fannin county were burned on the
night Of the 9TH by body Of armed men. who
fred upon Stewart and his SON, wounding the
latter. Carroll asks if he can send men to
Stewards assistance. The internal revenue
commissioner gives the required permission
dealt with BY the State authorities. and sug.
gests that warrants be Immediately obtained
for their apprehension