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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
THE RECRNT EARTHQUAKE IN
CUBA.

A letter from Havana, describing
the recent earthquake III Cuba, states
that though fortunately they did no
harm in ilavana, they had disastrous
effects, accompanied by notable phe,
nomema. in the Nuelta Absio, where
the shocke required daily from the
pa to the 18th instant. On the 20
shocks were also felt Ia Cienfuegos,
aud 90 the 2Gth 10 Mariel, on the
western side OF the island, All pub
lie buildings and most of the private
houses. except those OF wood, in San
Cristobal, are heaps Of ruins. he
ehu,ct, the prison, the gusrdhouse,
the telegraph building aud the con
sistoria structures are known TO
have been already ia rninous state,
aud as they were isolated were easy
viciims Of al earthquake No lives
were LOST, but seventeen civil guards
were wounded by the fall of the
guardhouso 7 he shocks were in
nearly every instance accompanied
by rumbling noise resembling thun
der from under the ground. In sov
eral parts of the Nuelta Abajo sui
phurous eruption took place, and the
mineral waters at San Diego assumed
milky color. The following repor
ia made 10y the engineers of the
Eastern railway ON the catastrophe
of Jannary 2.d AT / 80 dis
tant subterrenean rUmbling WA
heard, and in another second another
strong vibration was felt, The clock
oil instantly stopped On several to
bacco plantations on The bank Of tht
river chasms are observed, which
are supposed to extend from til,
Cuzco hills to the coast. At some
points these chasms are eighteen
centimetres wide, and through then
have risen spoute Of water, with sanC
fine aud coarse, fragments of tree
roats ard fossils Of various sorts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

LENDING a CHARACTER The
man who has good character had
better keep it, for it is not a com
modify to be traded upon like mer-
caati|a wares. If an indiscreet friend
in the city Of New York had taken
this view Of the subject, be might
have kept cut Of trouble. lie held
paper certifying to bis industry
apd moral worth. hich he loaned to
a professional robber, who, through
ita means, was enabled to obtain a
situation where he could ply his vo-
cation on a large scale. For this
generous, but i'll timed exhibition of
esteem, he was arrested, tried con-
victed Of being an accomplish of the
robber, and sent for five years TO the
State prison. When be gets out,
there is a probability that be may
ecome wiser man.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

GINGERBREAD SNAPS One pound
of flour, half a pound of treacle, half
a pound Of sugar, quarter Of a pound
OF butter. bali an ounce OF best pre-
pared ginger. sixteen drops OF es
sence Of lemor, potash ilt size Of Al
nut dissolve in tablespoonful Of
hot water.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
SHOW THIS 10 Yuua GROCER.
Observation-Disclosures County :

ORDINARYs OFFICE JAN, TERM 1850.
Whereas Silyauus Tabrieaux Administrator
Of Josiah McGaha. represents 70 tie court in
lis petition duly filed, that he has fully admin
Uttered Josiah McGaha estate This i there
fore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and
creditors 10 show cause, if any iheF can. why
said administrator should not be discharged
from his administration and receive letters of
dispssion Oh the first Monday ia april lSs0
I. PICKETT Ordinary
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
Opposite the Kennesaw l'ouse.j
"A G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.

J. A. G. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
VHNHE BEST or VEHICLES TIE
safest Of drivers aud thr iastert Of horses
are always ready, night aud day. ior hire. No
man on woman or child ever las given me II
call 10 the past, who has been, nor shall any
ever in the future, be dissatisfied with my teams
OF the men in my employ. Everything and
everybody about me arr ANO. ONE
/ have cheapened my chagres proPartlonale
to the stringrlcy of the limes. For references
ae 10 he truth Of What say, ~ TO the turn onts
and charges, go to my friends, which means
the public generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible tor the
safety Of themselves, vehicles aud horses
J. A. G. ANDERSON.
Dee 18th. 1874.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19
Aaron Barnes of Independence

Aaron Barnes of Independence,
Iowa, was advised to g. to the poor
house, as he was old, inIirm, and
destitute but he said, 10 die first,
and hobbIcd away from the village
store towards his lonely sbanty. He
was not seen after that for a week,
aud was then found dead, from hun,
ger and cold, by p messenger who
brought the news that his claim for
$ 600 pension money had been al
lowed
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

The successful farmer does moth
ing for livelihood but farm. If he
has money. he invests it in a way
that will improve his farm He in
forms himeelf as to his business and
goes to work in an intelligent man
ner. Upon such farms no weeds
stand as high as mans head, nor
are he fences neglected, buildings
dilapidated, implements left exposed
to the weather, and stock unsheltered
and uncared for, bat everything dc
notes thrift and enterprise.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

The best herds Of dairy COWS in
this country yields form 600 to SOC
pounds Of cheese per COW. Fe" oil
these are thorough breeds, but are
selected from the best grades OF the
various breeds
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

A little attention paid to the wa
CONS may possibly save break
down, aud perhaps a limb, if got life
and will save the hlndrance Of many
houts when one can i'll afford it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-02-19

A CURE FOR WEAK AND SORE EYES.
-Su!phate Of zinc three grains, tinct'
ure Of opium ten drops, water two
ounces. To be applied three or four
times a day.
, 1880-05-13
THE CHICAGO T1URsDAY>2MAY

rcftiscl to him. Dcmtdon was inncxibio even
70 her eMtrtatos: which W. un,isuas, ao,'; ~ 9s
tn1y. At Int she threw herself IN her knees
s,d 'porc. him . s!yo ner father The m,o'nney: res
% .St 5ss p " sny Sss ssarr emd ea % otoe
scrvnnts came into The rnAtn. Nh "Itookr said .,ll
nieco of tic 9r',at Kmpaeror Napoleon on hor
kGSa1 tn nsfgnE II Gs e" te@r tell.
t.c.. w VII ,'!Hraeefi M si .oenes a, tIat
'i"y ' t,'r Y Yr!'s".4 % Math" % wcns to Duprs iii.
din an' s0f'l a,r wished her portrait statue mod
elel md put init t,,arhln. Shn it[,l Dnpro 10
ahe rive f,arra soyernl ,sl,tinea: The statuet
eE Eensss vey y H. 6e
t1oif cnsnc Into tho studio, md examined evory-
thing With Kreat cnlioaity. insisted Upon having
Il il up. 4 nnd 70 til the ifsss.s xSea S sSo
Sas Sa 9orScn aa taG to wfS tn tfx ress sa na hs
sculptor dared not .lIsobcy him, 30 tho s,atuet
Sat s 3 sf,ss ta ,ss sca"s F. tho patroem tho E
peror Nicholas eano 70 ftaly and visited Flor.
snce. OF courle Irltce iemid90 entertained
TO- aweser. ssr that he ss EapeSor ' srestci 'f n'ao
viii lnugl,!y ct'ilness. and the Princess WIN :
sse se 3a has for Es @ ill., s IL nsaf' a L
i,rnssss r. Mapa5nsnt: *i1s FIRE. 5 aeI ;,;1 Iai,s
Emperor and the ynt.lg wife Ind d long Inter.
cnS ye hn1 4rnx wh s6g to 81 her Sss. s9s.
Is was In Fore1,ss: At!sr thS ia'pstIs( S!sit tho
i,einidoit recaivsd ~ imperial summons 70 xoe
u st. petcrsburx. When hu arrived an net Of
, 1880-05-13

COLLECTING 1NFoIssfATIoN.
.. LONDON, May 12.-The War Office Is col
ss@snn8 ~ all possible information regarding tho
% susaesa ffontler. In vlaw OF q probable rupt-
uss between auss!a md ChIna.
GIVEN UP FOR LOST.
LONDON, May 12.-The SecTotary Of tho
.sa.uuR'E} sends q communication to the
assHspapors, stating little hope Is entertained
~ eo Admiralty that tho .trnlnlng-sllip
aalaata Is atoat. 4 full and searching in-
shtas shs WILL 30 made to ascertain whether the
,sap ,sp w. outll, rig, aud equipment, fllclud.
~ w. elaeess mud crew, In alt respects fitted Tor
WIG sdsS'ce tn which she WIS Employed.
THE FALL MALL GAZETTE.
,sa ssSaa Morley, formerly editor of the Fort
HssMHtg sssM 4fcpteto, will be editor OF tho Pull
4aA Gazctte.
TIE LOCKOUT m nI.AcKnuRH.
LYNDON, May E,-In consequence OF tho
aton OF tile Weayera to strike work bo-
eessS sa aa advance Of wages WIS refused, tho
ssaoa ,s.a Trade masters Of the leading cotton
dscSaaaaeturlng towns OF tie country have
lonru ~ 70 stop their mtlIa next week. How
2ttx xax Ha lockout will continue will depend
Thas ~ H. e93nauct OF the strikers.
Of ths ntthhsK9urn otheKk9 1lasters agree with those
" helr Inability to ernnt tha 3 per W ceflt ID
IL eS :HkW n wages dcula,lded hy tho t1en, and
Uhiroelecs o9elecs TO reference OF the lnatter to
mil rnnt1tS9ts, tSnt WHO, they affirm, would either
btoni:ma t mG - naayance Or make ss,lne other cOnl.
submss1 subs1 T. 70 which tho luftl ownera could not
Tha II. u ING pfesont stute of tral8.
ta,.vu vu.'5Scohtelt H. sceIns must deeply realized
xithxss,nuas',Me ,us VIEWERS, who struck work nut
ton.n'tst AI the RECOMMENDATION Ut the cot
II lt.I VII Eaelegates tint the operatives resunln
lbonto o's y fxn inr the present. blackburn llus
nv vi ~ employees In thn cution tnlIls, nlui
&an sit ~, caon!i!l<n ot tra.lo turns alt ilIoro
aNauaI;so aaIt;roo,oo worth Of manufactured Kootls
lnn.l J. Aild ellnur stsike ur lockout
d. ~ nSn tssu!t disastrously to tie interests Ut
rh. LUZ AETMonlsT ECUMEN1cA1.
hs AZ y: EhKltsl! Nethudists nru delighted oyer
tin,,"a1u! M,vnv1u! Conference now III syssIuli II,
Iii sltII'att ot ua n itvorinx p Ecun!ynll Cou!l:
Al..rIaaa1 A. IVY Will Give lheir aoG bre.i4rcn from
'''ea most cordial Wrlcuuae.
ltlUr IN THALEE.
le1 mnvs,siofnsequarre ns, ensuetl Tuesday Mt 4 gu
S:..asTsf ,issf IFa!ve; between tl,a poplilAce al1
d ''@"s *|sa police. in regard to ul9 eIectulelli
, 1880-05-13

FuHI4lt NEElINNSs
PARIS, Afay l2.-The Chamber Of Deputies
to4Iay discussed tho Public Meetings bill.
The clause renting to the right Of the pofice
to interfere with The proceedings Of meet
iugs was referred bnck to the Committee, and
the House, Us to 13t, rejected tho clause coli
frring power upon Projects to adjourn
p,oe.fn7s In case disturbances arc appre-
hended.
YuE nEL1aious CoMstuy1TIEs AND THE DE-
ClsEEs.
IL seu,i.ofI1ciat note has been sent to tho
Z provincial papers stating thnt tho Directors
Of Tho unauthorized religious communities
sppear resolved to await tho delay fixed by
M decree without demanding authorization,
fsA then II expelled to invoke tho law
ASalnst tho violation Of donticilc a1ud private
puperty. Tho Government Inns takon siehs-
ures to nett that emergency. Tho Projects.
ss soon as tic Military Council Ut Revision
las finished lis lnl,nrs, will bo summoned to
Paris to receive instructions regardlnE carry
lug out Of the dctrces..
WAREHOUSE BURNING.
BORDEAUX, l'rancc, May 12;-srhe bonded
warehouse oll Rue Baealal, y burning, Thy
Commerce, and Is storGt with alcohol, rum.
absfnttle, md other merchandise.
BoApEAux, May 12.-*rhe tla,nage by tic
0re Is esiinatcd ut z, ,000. 600 frAtlcs.
TnnEATEN TO LEAVE.
.,L oSDeY Nay y|sf A f narif &c keorfTssp9nGInt
monks, manufacturers OF tho faiuo,,s Char-
trruse lIQlluur, jlayo determined to follow
the exaMp1D Of other congregations, n1ltt IT,
fuse to conform to the religious ,lecrccS.
Il They eyytn1 thgeStsn to remove te'r manufacture
This correspondent adds: "They pay tho
Slate GOO 600 ffnnes year taxes, mud dlvluu
100000 Ut francs a'n0ng tho pour"
THE TuII1ERtEs.
The Commission MI thu question OF rcstor..
Ing The palace Ut tho Tufllcrics llNss decided
To restore 1t md convert 1t into museum.
A 1oKE ON TuRQuEr.
somc artists, wto owed 1l. .Turauet Il
staago f9r having their pictures badly hung
Eos two ,sryte'lctl chronaos, siItnud tllsl'i
Iqrquet aud hung. tl,ulr up In tho salon,
Eaete they remained for talf MI hour before
ney Weto removed by tho management.
: 4 CRITICAL A1sUIln1s1loI,
Il Is stated In tho morning Journals that
W Archbishop Of Avignan. while oil u visit,
fsea te to ssept The sna onorS hresci9s
70 |1tsn tg the hymn 20 dear TO tho drunknrd,
meaning tho "MaSellatse."
FALSE pnETENsEs.
A wealthy Brazilian Inns been arrested
Eaeh 20 was OIL tho point of startling for
AeH York with g01Is to the vulue Of S40, :
H;1 which lie Ind obtained under false pre-
TIE MARCH DEchEEs.
lae Clerteal organs IN thu Provinces MI.
hhoance grind campaign Of lectures hlll!
WSanQueB against tho decrceB OF the 20tl. of
aafch IL all points Of tho French territory. !
--< TIE sTRIKEllA.
, 1880-05-13
..t Arc Making Preparations
for n Long md Ditter
Struggle.
r.. French Government Preparing to
'N' Enforce tho Recent Religious
DeoreeB.
1,rso Increase Of tho Police Force
At ST. Petersburg Ordered
M. British Training-ship Atalanta Il
49, Now Given Up for Lost.
ALBANIA.
et,rrI,tEs Fo7s THE WAR

Et1TrItEg F0fs THE WAN
covarAyr,yortE, May 12.-11o1ll Osnaat1
p.,tn. commander or the Turkish troops Of!
H. s' nlaln Of I'odKoritza, not only arranged
s,tars W. IN s,lcl way TINT tho evacuated M
n, .ion. wefo Immediately occupied by tho AZ
s Mujsns but detailed SO small an escort to l'i
p.asison p.at and ammunition trims that tho al.
pb,r,ans b,raI look possession OF them easily. All
tss p cnjof tribes ilnyu sent cot,ttngeilts, md
~. .ssra d perfect harmony between tho Muss!'l.
nsn. ss a1ll tho Christians from Afass'o,
is1 i1stsrcud, Yakoyo, Ipok, Guslnje, n'ltl
psrn. Considerable forces have al-
,,.Iy , arrived. A largo band of Mir.
@ dltas passcll through senctarl OH their
xsy w to tDc front. It Is believed tint oscr, 1o--
m ~ ara collected III tho net9h!'orh0nd, Oi
Srsia a,ul Hum, sltlsl they are well provided
uiih iii artillery. Supplies 0f provisions na!n!
tmm1,rii!Un have been 1touriiiE lnt0 tue
rran1nlatus al1 wtntqr. Contrtbntlntls arr
Iytel from all Albantans, 1lnler peilalty of
I.snr tileIr llorseR burned. 1t Is rol1ilslGnt-
II % %asse,tel tlat tho supplies are sufficient To
maintain long struggle.
REAssuhtNo.
toypoy, May IA Tlmcs dispatch
f,o,a VicnuR snys that accounts from Scll-
t,fi an, moru reassllrtl,g. There was never
mr. truth III tho report Of q declaration OF
AibsuIar Independence.
, 1880-05-13

COLUMBUS, o., May ,12s-Thrco convicts
escaped from the renltent!ary at an carly
hour this morning, bafeFo tho wall.guards
wcrc placed OH duty: ;Thr convtcts are
lanes II. Cooper, a,Acve'-year man from
I.nsas COUNTY; James !t Eek fonr.ycGT lnsn
Adams, jIy,.year MIN from Hamilton
county. All tlirca wefe employed fn the
bakery, and their escaflY WAS Ta!lc by lock-
Ing their gH4rd In the kltGfen aild scullng tic
utter walls, 7 10 a.-
, 1880-05-13
a. DETROIT MYSTERY.

uEff0fTt Mlel1.t MAY l.,-tn TIC 1tn OF
April Il wonIan's efunk bearing cloltel blood
md 1lnir WIS fond hanging on spike
which projected from tho brt1gc over tue
River Rouge, Just below tho Vt'tagu Of
Delray. After dragging the river for long
tinlo without success, the body Of m ull-
known woman was recovered two days lator.
II was dressed In black, with the hands siud
behind tie back witt. piece of cloules-lihe,
believed that tho wonlnn Ind bech
brought tilurc III wagon and dumped
into tic river, rs therc were marks
Ut wagon having been turnull near tho
place where tile body was discovered. Sub
scoucntly the remains wcru identified rs
those of Anna n. Clemens, Il young woman
who had left bay City II werk or two pre-,
yious, ustensibly 0N Il visit to Norris, thls
county, and WHO WIS lust seen alive u ". "
tr0it April !. Fllt post.nortelsl rc'enlsti t!'c
f%st nat se had edox W an9Eto !. a' tig
feet. Thu loltcu then SGT about The tAak
OF discovering, tho guilty parties. WHO
hail cnreas1rttl to CONCEAL illgir liorrlt
ofme ~ tue manner ap9yo ' Asss1lns.t, NM
thu crlme:, Thu na,ne ps tho ,physlr!an
cl,arguti with, procuring the abur!tol Il DR..
W. q. Gox, who Resides it No. u 9t!al1Is ny
snrs WHIT ad W. ts,I dFREs,g1s y,tE NJ to cpE.
was arrested about 8 o'el0gk tflls lliurntng
pnI taltcu to the Twentieth Street !'uliue-
Statio'., whore llc found Henry y. Wrayyer.
an agya Furniture fopllrer' WIG iives " & Ne.
Weaver WIS arrested at midnight, lie
III charged with having thrown tho buIy. in
the river after death 1,nd tnka1i place. Tho
house wleIe tc a'qrtoi Iri Y a1lsEed 70 !iaS9
Porter street, occupied until RECENTLY by
Mrs. Schneider, WIN Inns suddenly turned
, 1880-05-13

Special Dhpate. 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Apn1AS, 3ficll., May IA telegram to
Sheriff Cairns this morning states that last
night thieves robbed the house Of Slr. Spears
COMPLETE destruction, Two detectives were
dispatched to Investigate tho nlrafr.
, 1880-05-13

GATHERING or TlIE CLANS.
LONDON, Alny la.-A tlispatch from l1issark
Buys: Tho gathering Of mixed clans Mt Hur-
INIT IL very considerable. It Is reported TINT
tho gathering WIS ruise.i at the illstigatlon cf
MniulilGtl Jn.l, who llns stuttgtl for Glluzlce,
promising to return with assistance.
, 1880-05-13

PrTrsBUHa. May 1a.-Tho National Associ-
ation of Wflow-Glass Manufacturers mt
to-duy md passed resolutions to suspend
production three months, dating from j tunD |.
4 proposition to ro,iuco tic prlce@llst was
unanimously lefentga.
, 1880-05-13

Mr.. Pu!cston, uuW member Of Parliament
fur llorpuport, Eng!nId, wa4 furtNorly u brvker
Ia Will strUct, NuW York. His sister " w!tu of
str. Ford. nt Nruoklyn, publisher Ut Dtcchcra
uubleAuuu3,
, 1880-05-13

BLACK RIVER FAEfa, W!s: May la.-The
Post OfI!cc ut this place was entered BY burg
lars OH Sunday night, May 9. the safc blown
open. and 5000 III sta,npx| stolsn go n sly;HI
IN lie Sorthwestlr1, .lfc-Irsuranco Coni*
lMny Of Milwaukee,, aid other papers were
, 1880-05-13
RUSSIA.

kU55lAt
EXPULSION OF JEWS.
LONDON, alay IA St. Petersburg corrc-
spondcnt says he Is II, n position to confirm
the reports Of tho expulsion, Ut tho Jews fTon,
st. Petersburg. Il Davarian jew llas Just
been expelled,
POLICE FoncE INC1lEAsEn.
been published temporarily Increasing thu
police forco Of this city by 80 lnspectors.
PROPOSED LOAN.
LONDON, May 1o.--A Berlin dispatch says
rllllnrs ar0 iii circulation TINT Russia Intends
to urrangc fresh loan with the Rotllscslil.ts.
LEFT FOR cUNsrASr1Nt,l'LE.
LoHnoN, May IA Durlln dispatch says
thu lew K4sstan Ambassadnr who delayed re-
t.ttntorl,iess Uf tho proceedings ngatnst Col.
Co,Mtneroif'a assasin. las left 81. Petersburg
fur EOtlstnlltluuplu.
, 1880-05-13

It's generally believed, tlsnt they lndt atc
son,o fearful trnK.tiy NWnn!ltled, perhaps
years ngp. An old Ftyty knife WIS found
, 1880-05-13

8pettaI Dispatth % Ths CRttd90 7716anf'
DECATUR, ILL.,, Mny &c. g. Davis was ar.
rested n',d Iatlctl here to-day, charged With
Tho murder of Berry johnson, who was Slot
and died last night. Davis is Quito 1.otori-
Gus character.
, 1880-05-13
MtrnDrr. AND SUICIDE.

CoLuAntA, s. G., May IA eo!ored man
named l'lrtl, employed by the Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta Railroad, killed lis
wife Will, NJ, t,x and then cut her head oil.
The murderer then went 10 a pond q few
miles abpyg COlunr''t' ''rl drowned himself.
, 1880-05-13
GERMANY.

FIRE AND DEsT1TUTlOH,
PANS, Atny io-'Thc Town Of Dnumholtlcr.
In Ishcnist rrussta, has been nlnlost t'e-
stroycd by fire. Uyer 1909 persons are dcstl-
tutc.
, 1880-05-13
MINERS STRUCK,

MIN IGIE3 3I1EQVN*
Special Dlsrateh 10 1ns CAiaayp Tribune.
DASylIlE, H., May 1c.-One hundred
1niuura at Moss bunk coal sAaft struck this
evening ot, account Of tltsnisslng two Of
their lllillbcr by Superintendent Curilahar.
, 1880-05-13
# tenants, whfnil br0yed n eus,lpIcta failure.
The ShgriK and several othors wure seriously


VILLAGES f'1tL.AuE1) Ny Nt:I,HARr.ANa.
CoSsTASr1Sol't.E, Atny 1g.-TlM British
Consul at 1}ourgas, Eastern Ku,llacla lclc-
,srnpts tho I,rtttsf1 Ambassador that band
II soldiers from, Bulgaria entered Tho Dis
ret of Alqos, pllagc'l tllne Turkish villages,
s,llGt several f'iIn,. and outraged shnlo
women. 1wenty.n,tr hundred n1ul sfxty.slx
NMssulmn1ls escaped, allll nro now oiacnilipcd
1t AchtntO.
Will III: ENECUTED.
CoysrASrlHerI,E, AIay l2.-'rl!ore nre some
Indications Tint thu Sultan Intends to !lnyn
tho sentence uf death against the assassin OF
r0l. C0iiimcr0tf carried out, anti rs 4 prec'lll'
tlnn he lins tlisinfssru tho Bosnian members
nf tic palnco gttard, fcllow-countryMen OF
ho hSBnsfn. .....
TIE SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, May IA Cntro tffspntcl! snys
I, consea.lei,ec Of thG recct!t IT, arrly!! o.
Ut tho province md other uf1ietuls
l!ayo buen dismissed. alId will b. co4rt-,rar-
tEnletl. x special Eurnpunn Slave CntnnlEs-
sion ,es bcon appointed ot. reco!limcn!lat!,otl
execution df tho A1iElo.Egyptlnn Convention
fur the suppression, uf the sava trade.
, 1880-05-13

Ladies'. 11ellcatc, aud FeebIc-If you
wlst, t., te heulthy and beautiful, tukc C1ldcu'B
LfcbIK'8 Liquid Extruct of l3cof.
, 1880-05-13

V'FBEs<9V
CEpAn 1tArins, H., May 12--Tclcgrams
from the Sheriff Mt Yankton to-tlny ara con"
tlrmutory That tho man captured last night Is
the notorious robbor and htgl.Waynlhll, ]. W.
Maxwell, and tho Marshal hero has been
ordorel to put him IN doublq Irons. TEls
eyonlng he was shown tho letter from fank-
ton, and confessed that Ae was tho lnan tllat
they wero after. liz Inns served ono term IN
Tho pen!tontlary tor burglnry, and says tho Is
accused out West ut murder, but never
Killed q NUN that he knew 0f. though he has
shot at q good many. Maxwell When clpt. W.
nHTH1fl.
, 1880-05-13

Dnuger ahead signncd by cough ts inverted
Fixes Toothnc|io prs,ps cure in ute minute,
, 1880-05-13
UIlS!I'E1 RS
FOR THE
MIL LION.

We have opened the largest
stock of Ulsters ever brought to
this city, containing all the best
styles Of the leading manufacture
ers:
We sell a good Cloth Ulster for $3.50
An AII.Woo Ulster, Cuachman or Red
lngote shape, for $500
An All.LfneR Ulster for $L25
4 Cloth Walking Jacket for $500
An Al.Wool Walking Jacket for $500
An All-Sllk Dress, Basque and Draped
SklfS Sf1.uu
We can and do make lower
prices than other houses for these
reasons:
F1RST---Being located apart from
the centre Of the city, in the
West and North Divistons,we
can have an immense space in
which to do business at a low
rent.
SECOND---We buy the largest
lots or stocks offered, for cash,
so that we buy very cheap.
THIRD---Wc have our own fac
tories, so that we save the
manufacturers and agents
profits.
, 1880-05-13

IiALEiS HONEY or s1I0flf.lIOUND.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-26

e1s s7H but was valued At t20.oon and insured In
Cincinnati Offices for SIC 0oo Her owners were
David gihaon, Wash Honshell wv " Wllla@-
each one fourth. ahe had luat entered the Din
oinnatl and TT. Louis line, and was on her first
the place where che il is a very dangerous aud
difficult one to get n boat no.
:. CAMDEN. Feh. 2s.-Arrivadt II. Dgrla m
There are 10 departures II ia feet and fall
Ing slowly. There is light rain to-day. 1t Ia
cloudy and warm.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, Feb, 2E. River ~ feet g inches
and falling Weather cloudy ard partly ralny.
P,rrspuaa. Feb 2sThe river is feet 2
Inches aud falling. Weather fair and mild;
LouIsvIthn. F.b ~. Alver y feet Inches
noon. Arrived: Guiding htar from Cincinnati
Tho Eldorado. In Alternating to deseenh the
talta at noon. wac carried ara,na. me n,,uee
liaa IN Deaifail eddy. with feet water On her
uA,po. Feb 25 The river Ia An feet and fall
for New Orleaua -
RT. lou,a, Fal. m River 10 feet inches and
night. mild. Arrived: silver from New Or.
leana. Maude from Vrssburg.
EVANSVILLE, Feb, 2E,-Ibe river Ia 10 10 feet
and falling. Weather rainy. clearing ~ No.
MEMrHis. Fab. 2s The river roee 9 inches.
pers,ted viteie Ice for Cincinnati Grey
anEENvlttH Feb qF-Tha weather Ia raining
and warm The river rose 10 inches Down .
Gilmar aud harpea at " III. Up! Howard NJ q
~ m Helena nj T. a m. Golden drown at a m.
VCKsRuRa. Feb. 25.-The weather is cloudy
THERMOMETER o.. The river has risen Inches
Down: Mary Houston at q. m Up: u g.
Yaagar Al 81 u. q II Tomrkina at y. M.
Arrived. Gold nuat nj o =. m
huREvEroRr. Feb 81 The river Ia stationary.
aud atnnda Q feet inches above low waite, mark
Ct the yea1 1879. Arrived Trout from Hmar.
Departed: Silver City for New OTeana. GnTnta
brandon tnr Gilmar Trout for Uoushatta.
vnRsnuna. Feb 26 To J. 7 Bnrheau, New
Orleans. La. New Mary Houston will arrive
1huradaY. uHAR, MILLER. MaHiar.
BARON NnuaE Feb an a. L. Work, II Com
mercial Place! Detained Nv ttog aud bad
weather. VIII arrive to- night and leave aatur
day for Bayou Macon and Tensaa
J II, SULLIVAN.
Maater steamer Et. Mary.