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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-13
FROM TIE OUTER WORLD.
The Latest Foreign Facts Fur.
nished by Cable.
Affairs in the Far East-The Irish
Question aud the Relief Fund
Why Germany Increases
Her Army-Qeneral
Notes.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, Feb. IA deputation from the
League has held conference with leading
irish and English members of popular organ
lzati ,ne and made arrangements for series
OF popular demonstrations throughout Great
Britain on the land question.
Messrs. Davitt and Killen. the Irish agitstors
have visited France and Belgium to collect In
formation with regard to the land systems OF
these countries In month deputation from
the Irlsh Land League. including Davitt. will
Welt the chief places In France. Germany. Bel
elum Italy and Spain, where committees are be-
ing organized to receive them to enlist support
for the land movement and relief for the dis.
tress In Ireland.
The announcement Of donation to Ireland
from Thomas Burdett Coutts Was exaggerated :
only fsooo was given. with the promise OF other
beneficial acts OF relief when necessary.
din 10 Malta, ioundered Ia q gale on Monday
last. of Land's End. The crew we're all drowned
sxeep, two who we're reeeued BY eteamer
M tse M% sff es Ner
Mr. q. 9s sysnns 70 s s
c,slly tie soveramept benehrs; oIonneli in
duiins the process Of serving, He repudiated.
Tor ms. II and Tor the rest oi the Hgme Rulers.
| the l1ea that they wished TO Rbo tsh rent. He
condemned the arbitrary arrests made In Ire-
land.
onded. and M. Finnigan. Liberal from Ennis.
spoke in support Of Mr.. UDonnell,s amend
ment. The amendment was finally rejected by
l7s to u. aud the report Of the address was
| agreed to.
In the House Of Commons to-day the Chan
callor u the Exchenuer daniad ,he Truth Of the
special diepatch to. tho DAILY Ne,rs published
this Yorniax. Ls,ing tnat = treaty had been %
occupy Herat In return for her engagemept TO
| assist England In AfghanistHn. He said he
could add nothing te his recent reply on the
subject.
| DUBLIN Feb. IA The Mansion House Relief
OommIttee has racaived Gao o from brisbane,
Australia. and s5oo from Bombay. Tho fund
now amounts to ss5soo. Of which s24 600 have
been dl trtbuted.
NEW YoRK, Feb. IA London special to the
| Herald states, on the authority of private dis
patches from Rome. that no doubt whatever ! re-
Waaner Brighton. titualist. into the Church oi
| Home, M. Wagner's conversion. It is said
| m arks the beginning Of a long impending and
carefully prepared movement. Thlch may; or ere
clergy over to Roman Catholicism.
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grees, without regard To where they come from
~ the interest OF economy. tapplauee on the
Nj, Goode Of Virginia, reminded Mr.. Uonger
tha! We now lived nudsr the onetiutton q me
United States. which allowel every house 20
rule l2o was Wise and iu-t regulation.
Mr.. Springer, Of lllipnts. pointed out that
while that eminent public servant taarnetdl
mite 1so eec,ions OF ~ gtelaiion had hean
pascal upon appropriation bills. He was in
favor q lsElsslation u approximation bile !:
Y the House held on to 1t. 1t would save mil
Nc. White. Of pennsylvania. then withdrew
MI. apaer. of aeorgla, offered one to strike
out the prnvision that allows Legislation On ap-
%e"t. aud insert r !" clause Ia" TSat Il sss se IN
sert = lea. sum" He then ~ Ss "a favor "
propriation bills meant anarchy and revo-
luton, aud the House should adopt suoh rnles
~ would prevent their failure to pass On 90
NJ. Hawley. 81 Connecticut. read quotations
to show that La 2s out OF ,be SO states LEGISLATION
on appropriation bills was prohibited by State
Mr. Bount, u Georgia. thought the govern.
men. would never perish IL the way hie col.
league, Mr.; Mr.; speers. feared. He opposed the
Mr.. Mills. Of Texas. and Mr. WhiHhorne oi
Tenne. zee, spoke IN favor of the amendment.
nos to sSe ~ ono ac rae M nona s
giving up ever, standard th,y had raised.
QMr. Warner. Of Ohio, offered an amendment te
clause ) oi The rule read a. follows:
No appropriation shall be reported Ia any
general appropriation bill. or be In orier "a m
previously authorized BY Law. unless IN contln-
uatton OF appropriation for such public works
and ohIsats as are already p Hrosress nor
thereto changing the existing law, except that
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eet OH theee hottfs IL to be tHta HHarteFlFt ard
they are 10 he naad In fund nR the tlves mud
sises. amounting t. about $780, 90 g0n The
commit. decided also o recommend hat an
tbnrity be given the Secretary ~ the Treasury
to asne 5000 900 900 nf per cent treasury notes
tton of the annual interest burden Ia the man
ner PROPOSED by Representative Kelly.
THE EXODUS INVESTIGATION,
Before the Eapate Exodus Onmmittee to-day.
Mr.. Eaat Of Indianapolis. produced statements
wri ten hy HIM and signed by two colored emil
grants. to the eff9ct that they were Induced to
come to Indiana BY representations made by
Perry aDd Williams. that work WAS plenty
wages high. land cheap. etc. Perry said no
Democratic negrlea we're wantsd-nnna but
str,r -hearte Republcans. because the d mo-
erhse were mi.Rove,ni inila9a; East tes,a-
ana as the condition OF the emigrants Ia pitia-
bic.
Gen. l.. d. Manson. prominent Indiana
Democrat teatin ID ther3 WIS room for more
nan,tai aud labor In Indiana, but not for pau
per labor.
MORN BONDS TO BE BOUGHT FoR THE s1NKIHa
FUND.
The Secretary of tho Treasury to-day issued
n elreu,nr In the usual form, propoet nv to buy
Al orc O. nf skies of 1880 etxes OF 1891. or par
.ahts OF 1891, to be appie tn the aibk ing fund.
,nda accepted by the tire aaury under the cir
euar OF February aggregate about q, t,4oo0oo.
SETTLERS WARNED AWAY FROM THE INDIAN
TERRITORY.
The President haa Issued n proclamation
warning evil. disposed persons contem plating
intrueion upon the Indian territory mat the
government VIII prevent snGh unlawful acts
b. the use Of military force II necessary.
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RUSSIA.

Hr. PETERSBURG Feb. 12.-The Journal de ~.
Petersburp says The restitution Of Harat To
Persia has bssn a tradition Ia the polioy or
Russia for the past half century. The esssi0n
has al ways b ,en opposed by England. who now
Russia. The latter will not allow he'sslfto be
turned from the loyal national policy she has
hitherto pursued. which IL based upon her
desplaes her friendship she does 30 at her
peril"
The Golos observes that the friendship Of
Russia IL Of vital necessity to Persia.
The report Of the appOintment OF Gen.
HkobelofY to command the army opposing thu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-13
CHINA.

HoFa KoNa. Jan: 17.-There are signs at Pc
kin OF an increaee cd Determination to inauRurste
died recently at Nankin. left an urgent memgrf-
al. which is now being secretly circulated 4dv0-.
eating unbending +. .sstapoe I? the extension Cf
elusiOn Of all material improvements. AZ rail-
ways and telegraphe. Of foreign origin. This
lese the growth Of the present feeling be
checked by eome unforeseen event IL will shape
Chinese policy entirely within the next year or
fwu
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PERSIA.

LONDON Feb. 17s-A dispatch from Teheran
to Reuters Telegram COMPANY says 1t IL ru-
the appointment OF an European. commission
for the eettl ment OF Persia's northeastern aqd
Attoek frontier. 1t ls also reported that Ia tho
Occuny AfRhanistan. and eventu lily Herat. and
that England is fully informed. OF these inten.
tiops and has accepted Persis's proposal and
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The following is a recapitulation from
eighteen distrIcts In Indiana:
Rp7,3ibLiCnas.
Democrats


Commenting on these figures, the enquirer
says:
Mr.. Hendricks is much stronger In Indiana
than is Mr.. Thurman In Ohio. Thurman has
something more than one-thlrd Of nis party
In Ohio; Hendricks has the support OF about
three-fourths OF the Democrats OF Indiana
This proportion may change as the data In
creases. but 1t will not be reversed. Our re-
ports also showed that while Hendricks was
Thurman was the first choice OF but twenty
one Dem ocrats In Indiana, In the number re-
ported respectively. We are not making tho
facts; We are reporting them.
The most significant fact revealed by theeo
interviews is that Tilden Ia the second choice
OF the Democrats in both Ohio and Indiana
Ohio and Indiana have each candidate, but
Tilden is the second choice Of the Democrats
In each OF these States. In Ohio Mr.. Tilden
follows close behind Thurman. Thurman
scored 1856 points, Tilden 34l.
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The irish Reaief Funa n 90. 1suis.

BT. LOUIS. Feb. 12-At meeting on 'OhAn9p
to-day $2goO In money, 300 barrels Of -four. and
various lots OF DOrk. corn meal. corn be9f.
bread and other articles were contributed TO the
Merchants Exchange Irish relief fund. Twe4-
ty-Hve Or thirty oommittees. representing dli-
ferent branches OF business. have been ap-
pointed, aud viii canvass the city at ones. It1s
believed that a ehip load OF food aud other sup
plies will be raised In very short time.
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nsshnu Elder's ApnO1mtmseut G.unnpmoG.

CrnorNNAr1. Feb. IA Tho Catholic 7sleOrGpAs
official organ OF the diocese. announces this
morning that an official letter from ths Prefeot
Of the PropaRandi Cardinal BipeOni, bfipG9
nfor rmation that the Hight Rev. W. II Elder hae
been appointed coadjntgr Of the Archbishop Of
Cincinnati, with the right ~ atces- zion. :.
appolntse intimates his iatentlon to accept tho
appointment.
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eale 81 . eeersla Rallrsaa.

ATLANTA. Feb. 12-Tbe Macon and Bruns-
WICK Huilroed. which was sold January 10. VA
to-day purchased BY strong com pany. he4dea
by II. +. Wilson and others Of New York. It n
reported that they will build au extension from
Macon tn Atlanta vt once. The price paid 10
said to be the same as IL was bid on at.
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The Very Rev. Henry Parr Hamilton, II
A., F. r. s., +. q. s., Dean OF Salisbury. is
dead. He was born In Edinburgh n 1874, his
father being the late DR.. Alexander Hamil-
ton, professor In the University Of Edinburgh.
He was graduated with high honofs at Irln-
ity College, Cambridge, in 1916. and 10 lS.e
| was appointed to be Dean OF SALISBURY. -
! and several works on popular education.
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An opinion Adverse tn Labor ana supply
Claims.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb. 12.-In the Circuit
Court Of this city to-day. in the case OF Graham
We. the Washing on City. Virginia Midland and
Great Southern Railroad. Judge Keith rendered
an opipion adverse to the allowance Of the
claims known as labor and supply claims.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-13
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The President Of St. Louis Savings Bank
Sentenced for False Swearing.

ST. LouIs. Feb. 1a.-Philip Krioger. ST.. preet-
dent or the Broadway Savings Bank, which
failed about year ago. has been found gull y
condition of the bank. aud sentenced 70 three
months In jail and tine of $500,
TIM INSURANCE. ON THE BURNED ALABAMA
FACTORY.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb l2-Lehman, Durr &
%. g factory. which burned yesterday, was in
Of Montgomery. Ala. for sbooo: Home protec.
uon. OF Alabama, for $500: Georgia Home tor
$4,000 and in the Northern and foreign compa-
THE IRISH RELIEF FUND IN RICHMOND.
RlcnMoNp Va. Feb: la-The Irish relief 90.
the n ,st Rev, Archbishop French. OF Dublin. to
be distributed without regard to creed.
CHICAGO ELEVATOR BLOWN DowN-HEAvy Loss.
CHICAGO, Feb. l2-rhe Imperial Mills Ele-
ynor. ot Douglas \ Stewart. ut the corner Of
down this morning and 1913 900 bushels of wheat
which 1t contained. spilled on the ground The
building was 100 ieet high aud 10 BY 60 In ex-
mill adj ,intng WAS also badly damaged. Loss
on the elevator and contents $lS5 o0a: on the
mil, $50 oea, There Is no insurance covering
ACCIDENTAL DEATH oF 81. louis MASUrAc
wealthy manufacturer Of cotton seed oil. OF ST
L1us. having factories Ia Vcksburx and ST
Louis, who came to Philadenhia recently Il
consult medical authorities with regard to hi.
heath, aecdentally shot himself through th,
heart ihis AFTERNOON at hts rooms In the Contt-
mental Hotel MIR: Powers was one OF the com.
missioners from Mississippi to the Oentennia
Exhibition.
ONE CALIFORNIA EDITOR KILLED pF ANOTHER
SAN Francisco. Feh a. IS. H. Brummell. edi
tor OF the Enterprise, was shot and fatal,
wounded at HOLSTER. GAL. to-day by G. "
Eh.Yl aS{ Hf hn 1fufc
had ben called horse thief Ia CARTONS papey
and Carlton upon being called to account 81
Brummell to day. drew pistol and shot th,
latter in the head.
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Another mevenus RAID il tennessee

NASHVILLE. Feb. 12-United States Deputy
Collector Jas M. Davis reached Columbia last
night after eleven days' raid through Laursng.
dlstilleries and arrestipg seventeen persons.
They were fred on In Wayne county, bat NO
one WAS hurt.
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PRESIDENTIAL sTRAws.
Reports from Forty-four Districts In Ohio
and Indiana.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has interviews
and counties which summarize as follows:
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movenents Of Oceau Veesels,

LIVERPOOL. Feb IL. Arrived: On the eleventh.
sbip DIamAnt from New Orleans.
ABERDEEN, Feb. l2-Arrived: On the tenth
brig Hixuben from New Orleans.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16
THE WORD "SOZODONr,"

Which has already beeome household
word. is derived from the Greek. and COM
posed of two words, Sozo aud Odontss.
5000, tran slated, means 70 preserve, and
"Odontes' the teeth-"SOZODOET' a
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to
its name. Tt beauties and preserves the
teeth, harlens and invigorates the gums,
and eorrects all Impurities of the breath.
The odor Of this pure preparation is 30 de-
ightful that it is luxury to apply it. II
is as harmless ~ water. Sold by druggists
and perfumers. d12-1n
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16

| Pianos AND OR0ANs-At San Francisco
roons of the Reform Club. Mr.. Vaar will
| give personal attention to customers. and
explain the pecnliarities of the various
makes. All Instruments fully guaranteed
and shipped direct from Kohler Chase,
San Francisco. No agency, no profits to
middlemen and no risk. instruments
sold on easy installments and old ones taken
in exchange. The Decker piano, which is
better than the Steinvay or Weber. is just
the thing for Christmas, and can be for
forwarded $3.50 cheaper than any piano in
the market. d16-tf
ArrENTIoN!-The greatest wonder yet dis
covered in medicine is Mrs. DIR. Howe's
celebrated rheumatism, neuralgia and tooth
ache cures. Would you rather suffer the
pain OF having tooth drawn than buy q
bottle of Mrs. DR.. Howe's toothache medi
cine? Mothers should not be without it for
their infants. A few drops in little sweet
ened water to swab teething baby's mouth
will instantly relieve the little sufferer.
The medicine does not cazterize and is very
pleasant Sold by all druggists. ian9f
DANCING SCHOOL. - Professor 81. c.
Schubert has opened a dancing school here
and will teach the art of dancing the coming
Winter. He has secured Corbett's Hall,
over Harris Brothers, and has already Sc
cured the patronage of some of the leading
families of Carson. His terms can be had
on application. d22-1m
LosT.-On Sunday awildcat robe lined |
with reb brodcloth and bordered with red |
and blue The finder we'll be literally re-
warGed on leaving the came At Benton
livery and feed stable or this Office. ji4tf.
A man who enjoy. good cigars, and is a
Judge of the article, viii fad it to his advsn
tags to call At the Post Office Cigar Stand.
None but the best are sold there
TIE PLACE TO Golf you want a good
square msel, go to Hunts New Chop Stand,
the V. & T, f. r. depot, Calm
berti's building, No. rs. a1S-1m
NAsrAD.-A place to do general house
wors or cooking. Enquire At this Office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16
BRIEF MENTION.

Preaching and praise service at the heth"-
iist Church Tonight, beginning at O'Clock
All are invited.
The appointment of Hon. c. c. Stevenson
as Regent of the University is everywhere ca
dorsed AS q good oae.
The Carson Amateur Dramatic Company
will meet at the Opera House tonight to re-
hearse mick of The Woods.
Franklin Neal has been appointed County
Commissioner of Esmeralda county, in place
of Commissioner Traver killed by Nike Owen.
Professor Sehuberts boz. tors party drew
fiae attendance last evening at Theater
Hall, the floor being crowded Professor
L.ngers band furnished excellent music.
Since the change of carriers the APPEAL
mas received several complaints relative TO the
ateness of the paper. Those who do not re-
ceive their papers on time will please leave
word at this office and the matter will be rec
lifted
Hon, William Woedburn, who pleaded be
fore the Board of Pardons in the Chsr'z case,
spent two days ia the city, paid his own ex-
penses and gave his services grataitoasly.
T lere is some of tic milk of human kindness
left in the legal fraternity yet
The fire alarm yesterday afternoon was
caused by the burning of a smoke house be-
longing to Schulz Brothers in the of
their butcher shop The principle damage
was caused by hose cart running into Pera
seh's show case while on the way to the FIRE.
Gil Hooley, the night barkeeper Of the
Ormsby House, has the biggest pair of sleeve
buttons in the city. They are cut from
mountain mahogany and are tho size of din
fore HIS face as shield against snow balls.
Gold and Silver, rubber and shell, steel and
wood pebble eye glasses and spectacles for sale
for one fourth the price they ask you at the
opticians, At Uncle Harris, 221 Kearnsy St.
between Bush and Satter Send for pair
giving your age or number you last wore-if
near sighted please state also,
j. j. Osen of the San Jose Mcre-s,,y left |
last evening for Sacramento to fill a lesture |
His lectures are well worth the |
attention of thinking men, and while here he |
made many staunch friends. Only, however, !
by carefully watching the "hoasehold events" |
ior the next two years can any conclusion be |
arrived at regarding the effect of his lecture |
IN "Over- population"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16

Dan said Prank Gross verses on "fhe
! Rebel YELL" an agricultural article by Sam
Sebaugh, showing the chemical properties OF
corn juice as an educational lever, d
maiden poetical effort by Olive Harper and
some verses by Col. Crsmeay and Prank
Soule completed the load,
"That poetry reaching 'em first will throw
EN- into confusion and my editorial coming
ND on the heels of the rest will result in a
lasting Decentralization. 1t will be like the
last cavalry charge of the French at the
battle of Austerltz."
TBR FINAL SHOT.
For the third and last time the faithful
howitzer belched its typographical eompll-
msnts to the advancing foe. The havoc was
terrible There was wild yell from score
of savage throats and then the low greans of
the dying foated up the ravins on the gentle
wind. The two men walked over the fsid of
slaughter and counted fftY-slx aborlginals
lying in heaps The bodies were horribly
mutlated with nonpareil, long primer, t~"
line plea, bourgeois, caps" mlsere dashes,
and unassortsd pi.
My leader cooked that mans goose.
said Mark, pointing to a savage with his
bowels hanging over the limb of cedar.
Ny geological article did the business for
Indian whose head was lying twenty yards
away.
g The pen is mightier than the sword"
You bet Hnrrah for Faust and Guten-
berg"
{" Is there any type left"
Not . pound.
Ten days later the two journalistic tranps
reached Virginia City, weary, discouraged
Enterprise.
TwAIR RnMRMBKRs TEE pRAp.
few days ago Dan received the following
from his former partner
HARTFORD, COM Jan 1st 1890
DEAR DAN: ! send you the congratulations
of the New Year Do you recolleet the tine
we eIterainated the tribe of unlettered CD
savases in Mendocino county, Ii you Can
spare the time l wish you would make p,l
grimage to that historic spot, gather the
ghesty relics together and plant tablet (not
too expensive and at your own expense) to the
memory of the departed. Have a shooting
stick laying across long bow with our mono
gram and coat of arms entwined and some ap,
propriate epitaph carved in the stone; an ex
tract from Carl Schurz' views ON the peace
Policy" might do. Enclosed is dollar and
half for your incidental expenses; you can
dead head travelling expenses.
Yours, MARX TWAIN.
P S. Send me a thigh bous of the fallen
chief by next express. M. t,
Dan will attend to the matter in the Spring
The old howitzer used on the OCCASION is still
in his possession.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16

Busy. Yesterday afternoon about 2 O'clock
= two horse team dashed into Boskowitz' show
window and running through the store plung-
I'd into the midst of his corps of tailers. Most
men would have decamped but they were so
intent on filling orders that the hersss praneed
round the men for ten inmates before they
were discovered. Even then bot little notice
was taken of them as the meu were too busiy
Engaged to look after run away horses
THa THohFsos TROUPE John Thompson
closed his engagement here last night to fair
house. Ors Hand was well played throughout
and the audience went away in the best of
humor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-16
STOCKS.

The market opened yesterday with Beleher
the leading card. Lady Bryan was quite
active and Grown Point firm. Between Sea
sions Potosi sold at 5. For Sierra Nevada
PA was bid. Beloher was slow at 81 bid and
% asked. Fer Mexican 20 was bid and Union
closed at 464
In the second session Sierra Nevada and
Union developed strength under pretty stiff
demand. Union closed at 463 and Sierra
Nevada sold up to 22f. Chollar had a relapse,
falling to 81, but Potosi rose sharply to 81
Overman and Yellow Jacket fell away and
weak. Belcher opened at 9 and closed at 81,
the sales aggregating l 1895 shores. About
5000 shares of Lady Bryan were sold, the
stock closing at L. 5. There are rumors of
diamond drill finding 800 dollar ere in the
mine.
Assessments-Hale & NorcrOss, 81 Crown
Point, 81.
Following are the latest street quotation
Belcher, 10s; Point, 81; Savage, q; Jacket,
1O3; Union. 464; Opbir, 20; Sierra Nevada,
22!; Scorpion, 500.