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, 1880-06-07

:, nri,, r. ;,r .;, f,,tmrrs of I'm nrkel for
,'Ni .''-'"o s'''t+ @ ' ~ .t ..,,t-,.t ,r1,h
thu wQIk past rttileu wtth III HinFheH GhHt''t "HH
tho.p rsayn1eut during thu prorI"us two weeks
t. a., r., u., ,rnr, wu. M, net ,1u.ht, ind thu
f''t'' . ' ] '" sS' @ M ,v ~ ,,.,,nra. NJ tI,n rn,l of
Elt1Fse VI FfIces WAS AlcAn's ""''u' . ~ ~. ,.. @
the ,yrpk sl,,x nivnhcct IN shipping h1ld
.,f fn,lr 10 trr tI lbs, (putl Dutcll-
49, urt ots,, n. sr,,t,u.r and, In Enrt, ttgrA
~, rn.. u,uvp inferior for wi,lrl. It rms not nssla
,,n.u,r hnItnr ur,r. t,,uu were rryrut y1t my dry
"''u"''i oettt' rt "". ,..,,, 80. ,,,nI,,tr Inn
nf thu previous wouk. Tic rt"ctnf was manly nnu
10 tho srntIy 'nlinstFh r"c"it 3hetotnl helia nore
thnn hc.4 .u FAR IN, wrk In mud ucMs. tVH
i.s. th, tr iii .Ins wp"k inst yunr. rnt
III, n,ure urit ~ tf t Glsl f.w ny. viii call
III trruf ttiernsru .trl; GnnHM 10 dnnhtGh. nlla
II wnuh mt tla ut I'LL surprising *lnlH u MGt ~ tnh
9s . hss VIZ, as " is Il ,tui "r,a,,, IL, iahu ;ucr rs
ninIt ~ WV EVE MI r. -, H. ,.rs. ,unuw II,
rlSs Il; 1'sst%i" uI1"inr Ind prt AMI isr-
imt @ sAss @ a'n ,,r1r s' nrs,y nu srn1v IGfs wss
,m,' ntnI nj sI,ii,nr dam I'D md tD ,.ft+
rcnrel 1T lii, nv,ilru tho day Luforo. Wa rive
tho following ns tH1 coslns
| Qt'oraTh>Sa:
Extra ttaeyes-(iy.ttpl pte.ss. weighing .4H
, 1880-06-07

r1TrSur'EG, 1r1ls 5--rEVrtlI.!uM-ActE0: crndo
eyc,l,,I md isrc,,...r rl.,n1 1T siiHt Patkora
fur tlllpreui ro.iHl 1lr1D, at s1At, thAdolphh do-
livery.
CLEVELAND, u, Jun0 i.-i'otroteum Grmi Stanuard
whltu, 10 test, Sc.
, 1880-06-07

1osTOS. limo h.-F'.ut'it-Qutot; Western "per'
nre SL1t III; cn,I,niun cxtrns s.ttlLHl: HlscnrslIi
ext,l4 Ast!;; Atlunesua do ai3bs0o; sprIng aI1d
m1Mlnr whrht. patent. tsi!hhta.2L
UnAts-t'urn quiet; 1nlx"a nna yellow, b1it:ac.
trta In b,kycr. faT.,r Mn md extra whtlr ATa ~ G.:
Sn.. wtlitr TIC: M. mixcd und Nod wf''tot I'D
Ea' nyp. &l.hasl.m No. u.,,, ,,,
phrkrti. etlntcr. lL'1Ic.
Ei:i:A -Hfs.Hrtl ffrst, fn'3;ell+1o.
KlCEIrrs-Fittlr, J0n Urls; c.rl,. 40HD bu, wheat,
Hu uu. rx,,v,,,
WuuL-Iluil; Michigan. tsG EGt Missouri, II15tHi
,TexAS I!iJ1!3c; phliud. tNtNc-
, 1880-06-07
RIIIsEALQ.

1,IrrfALD ". T., Iunr h.-siH.lN-syheat negcct-
e,l. Oats neglected.. ltye nrHluclcd. Hurley nts-
crts. Torn nct.vu and higher; sum bn by snthpe ut
IKE; au0bu Nu.2 Western ut 4i!Get tsa sssn
In arrive nj lcI suD 1 N hrslv1 III Alti oIuN Ill
Stin dIkcy IN nrTtyu al Ilts:.
LANAI EMEltlllES-ELtnl Mhl uncNns9l.
, 1880-06-07

'rhc exports NJ provision, frm i''r s,,n" @ III:
inrfllt.,u New tIr1I,a. Tor i wirk l1,t'ltY My
Ill itGi,tl, I'M: l,ra ,ss,k ns,a Iris tar:. ss!
III, lis jur,, lss:At;M III. ht,< Weit :a1A,'31 lbs
eit4Ae, H'ni a.t1..,":i ! ,tta tnIsnw.
rrntn sesIl Atlailit senllutrtl ports from Nns'
to May ii: -
, 1880-06-07
THE uN,us TnCsr COMPANY n.,SK,

Northeast cornor Madison and DoaEborn-sts,
noceivos savings Aeposlta md allows Interest on sao
ut lur.o Of ~ per cent subject to tho rules OF tho
bnnk. q. NJ. WILSON. Cashier.
, 1880-06-07

oswEao 5unn 5.-GnAlS-"hcnt stcntr' No. !
while Michigan, tl!i. CurN steady; Western intxed.
1tutLk
, 1880-06-07

NEW TNIlK, ,Tunu hCuTraS--@tIlet Int tirsn a. He
n1.c: tuturna slrn,; Junr !.c; July, li':"; .tusus
i!is,4c; September, ll.a1c; Or,ncr. Ms5e; SoStu,-
ter. llts,c. Uueelnbcr. luia;c; dni,uHry. 1n1.E.
ftntH-slealy: rtCupts. hi.Ga iris; super 6thto
ti,s1; vun.i tn e'ra S7lkt7IO; whitu what ox,rs,
t!I:<ru; extsn slh,n tl7h:tS'; u; Lo's ssA'.e';
AHns;t ,snt pSs'ss a:,sy" "spr, ouu; rn-
;fs, ,! !Ssts;i: sfS VA; sl' !l,;lI !Is NJ
II $s,,s s0i: xs n s t:" M NJ t,'t::
xsrs; $"5' ss:;y !y Ess'ts w Az IL is:g' ~!
s;; S; H3 Ill ;s5a @s @i ' Ss;s ; %ssi t.
HAySlm'l It 1atsn. ,
n.%: Ind; ". Henanssa +, s rsx,,1 xn5@
Hs, !f i'' HA'sSi a'' aa III a"s"sea III S
'I "Hs.soss"si"Fsrns u.ts. H,'tr csuds, c,4@i9ie;
x@GAs'!s"i &ssiSsa's' s,i rS s$m "ss IL + ;ftts'
Tt'nGESri>i:- stHt,iy u ~ IT,
SsSt'sSs: a VI; ' .isy, '.s"'"rk "o's 'uonos
XVIII Nv H !Ia!"s.' rc.e. 4sc; pulled.
III "T:s'' is ss>s' ai" "..rn ,m ,."s
s:., ii; IL 's'"':s | 'ss H. ~ r. ls :a os SS cSi S;
"S sf ''sax{ 4 ]; S;s Hsile
u: SSf&s 'S::: s% ;s :sS i's:''
's;'S s1:s: at5r s''"ss as' :ss$;s' '''
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW (,u! EAss. 1une I-FL'ttt- -pn!ot; s'inrtno.
ttsttai; M, Sts+i2j; AA&, &ika liz; hig gtados,
| kiJGths7t.
GI,s,S -t,ori-- -l,a,,nnd active. nj ahI5,a, Outs
| 1lt,l,snll sniv md lHarknt Irntnt Ea.
| ttHS-MEAt. 'i>al1. weak, "l'u l""rr. ut FIJI
1laY-Ent.ttltl; urdtna's. i1s,n; lrinu sl'otH
| laMl; Gbulra, s!l.nL
puuvG.l,S- -lns,l qulpt; lsscs t3i'7.ie ks. '5Ic.
Hulk m..ns. 1utnt hut steay. :n'Ihi":t. lnps, sfii
s ; s rar s !,a r p.;. II III. hsr:; .,a'r j" f
uttr kIHl3S trsGHFNl, HIlnu
, 1880-06-07

Speeial Dt,pateh To The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YO1tK, juno 6.--To-tlays mnrkct hAs
slmpIy rclicotcd the trsll!ng Of scn!ttcrs tults
sll.t!l operators Kenurllty. Tho heavy titAleTs |
hnyp been either idle Or out OF town, aud with
tho exception If sonle selling Of Lake Shore by
Go.l!l, dealings hive been monnolizcd by the
Blnall fry Consequently fluctuations llnvc bco1'
uniulportaut ntthnr why, nnl trNtl!ng on IL snioA
au,sillrr seulo thAn for my thy III tho week.
Towhrls tho ctDso Western Enton WIS
worked un by s1nlll pool. Con-
streks nrc evidently fculsng the effects
of tho depression III tlpfr own trnt!c nld wefe
less supported to-tlay than ut my tine since
tho break tn statks. II III reported tlnt the
recent ysA'ls III thcso stt'cks hnse sold out alia
gone short. 6evcr,ll attempts wGro 1nldo ti'-
dry tu advance Lake Shore, bit tu nu effect.
This stock hns Il particularly wenk l0uk. Thuush
lnorcy IS extremely EASY. ttorn seems Iiu sispo-
s,tion on tho part of thu, general public to tnko
hull ur tho s.ucks ind tho tendency fs certainly
not towards an adyAilce.
IL tho lTfsltr1s dssnctnttd F'rtas.
EKw YouK, Lluo u-lorcrnsnents quiet md
yclertlay stcady. ....
RulIrnu bUll,ls active and generally stroNg.
Hlatu securities dull anu n,lnlrul.
Tllo stuck market fell utI u fnlctlon At tho
opening, hut so0u recovered ut tho first bo'tsl:
i9wsvr nlcsuaton To- sx irt eesS So ~K; 'far a IL
New Jersey Cul,trul. During tho nrlurIlonn a,u
marks! D.eane sfong pd 1T the slnF" ~, i @
Western Unal,, Granger utld ctnl ahArcR, l.nkn
Shore, ind Mio.isau Contn.l IeH'!sn9 tho !ni-
prnvelnunt. liotk !H1aiml advanced M nnd re-
S*rra Tss,,.sanssiot, nsai su".: :,7.o sl,urcs:
fssss ,sass ss. m 49, Sssts,s Sss .sTsGy sSH:sa s 5
st, S5s sl i, f.aa
Ks,; fs ?sH!n n S%s GH" nts. iHs1'!f Hasis S III
kssS svss J;s ;S, vslStM .';;. ,;;;" I'M
SnshsilIS Sciaii.: @ 9"i "''"'eN~' o'''' -''
, 1880-06-07
PHILADELPHIA.

pigtt.sltEIpu1h, ttL. Iuna h-fLhlFn- n-Suulaai1Y
unchanged ltyo NaEr stra.!y ut fi.Gsx. .. .
iHAtS-WhraL tIrsllufs Ns~arh Ee1uctuu, 3lat NO. >
cpd In elevator, tI.aa; Nj. ynd. lnha. Slah bhl'
tl.sss a.Aud; July, eL1rl bid. Sllah aske1 Auxast
tlugs Lid, Vlu sskedi 6spian.b0r. tLluA bid. s.ll4
, 1880-06-07

TUltI'ESTiNE.
W,,.NiHnroN, Iut.u 5.-5ttRtrs W TunraNT1NE--
Flr1lI 1T 2J4c.
, 1880-06-07

I,UrsrEli-rhu market was without ne" fnntiros.
There WIS u rresty lnIr uitlaE. Int tho f.ftI'ua
wpry liberal nn4 there WIS IHr& II rtr' III tstF ns
guul 70 ctIJIt0 qualities wvsu cniceFhcd. lAchlhs
Ill ,..ttL Ii ,rLltst
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
CASTING FORTUNES,
Judge hoohrane on Political Fu,urities,

In aaunering leanre'y through The mass ef
vlaltora now Mt the NJ Charles Hotel a repre-
sen ivn of tho DEMOCRAT last night nhannetf
omeei Judge q. A. Ioehrnne of Georgia The
Judge Ia well known IN this city M one 81 the
aAlnat fttlnta Of thu n,t1ntry and No the Qhief
jnstlee Of the premier Southern State. Georgia
n little while ago. Though present on n strictly
bualnasa masion. his arrival was no sooner
asnertalnod than legion Of friends assaulted
him In bis quarters nj the Ht. Charles Hotel.
Among those fortunate enoush to meet Judge
I,oehrane was a representative Of the DHMo-
nRAr. who. knowing Of the Judges koenuees In
political calculation ventnred to proponnd tho
following questions:
Iapnr,ar What do YOU think OF the news
from fannHylvania. with tbs delegation in-
Judge Lonhrane- knsw that was The
fret nnd one ~ the strongest Grant men In the
Houh, and the action Of tho Pennaylvtnia con
TINT Grant will be tho choice OF the Chicago
convention. will add that ! think Gran, a
nomination ia tantamount t. an election.
R.-Rnt do yan suppose the country will sup
port or tolerate this idea OF a third term
Judge I,.-Let any Senator ur q nxreasman
present that Ian,,e and viii aoon make him
senstbla Of his own Inconsistency II II Ia
wrong 10 ha President three times. u Ia wrong
to be- IA Congressman the anne rerlods. SO far
must any Grant had lens trouble ju collecting
ssoa oee.ooo than u previous President had In
collecting aa0 900 900.
X. Tbon you think Grant will be tho Repub-
lican nominee
Judge L,I decidedly do. He will be noml-
mated nnh olaatad.
N-Has Grant any following in GenrEiap
Judge I,.-rhouaanda viii rally to htm when
the election comes In q orgia, aud have no
doubt Of h,a election.
X Auppnsn Grant shonld no be The liepnb
iirau candidate
Judge h. Then Blaine with Foster Of Ohio.
ainnia next.
X Who will ho tho Democratic eandldntea7
Judge H. ridden or Seymour. With Ewing. Of
Ohio. or MeDonnll. II Indtana. for seapnh
place. ! bnieve however. TINT Nav York will
change her method Of appointing elnctora and
should they d. 40 It will be severe blow 10 the
Democratic candidates,
H. Your name has been mentioned for the
SECOND place with HrHnt2
Judge L-That was mere " eaurteay, If
Grant Ia nominated hia second will probably hs
Wooifora. ot New York aud for my part have
no aspiration IN that way. sflor ! shaIl have
fulfilled my duty ] will say. Let now thy SER
van, depart in peaoe. for mine eyes have seen
thy salvation.
A Judge Loobrane Ia hnre merely on rro-
| feasoual duties, the DEMOCRAT n,au did not
presa him to further exposition Of his poltt-
ioal Views.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Colorado Fire. in Which Two Persons arc
Burned 10 Death.

pENvER Col. Feb. Q. Welnh'a block At Fort
Gollius ia thia slaia waa laatroyei Nv ilre last
night. OF ten pers"na s'aeplng 70 the building
Tho lona ON building and ooutan'a la $50. 900.
KILLS HUSBAND AND WIFE,
LAWRENCE. Kan Fab. s-Iu n family atTrny
to-day hot y man named Samuel q, Hoim.a
aud man named Dronneld ana hia wife tho
two latter were so severely beaten that they Will
probably die. Uomea wRa arrested
THE nArrAa COUNTY rFy.. rcuHr. HOUSE pE-
sIRoyEp ny FIRE.
DAirAa Tex. Feb. hTha Dallas county
with many valuable rnpars. The hntldlng cost
tloo 900. aud the tnanranea was about hait that
amount. II Ia believed that the Are was of In
onndiary origin.
NINE rrRsoNa BURNED TO DEATH IN NEano's
CApIN.
ConuMn,A, =. g. Fab, I. "A negro cabin on the
north Ut Columbia waa dea,royad by 'ra about
woman and ak children pnriatet@fn the Il amaa.
The tlre WAS discovered hy a roiored woman
who ran to the burning building and pulled of
q board. when ahn heard ona OF the children
attnmptipg to awaken tta father. but without
aurcass. Before other aasiatance arrived tho
cabin and ita oconrants wore hurna np. The
| chimney. crude nffair made Of clay and atic ok =.
Ia supposed 10 have ignttnd while tho negroes
were asleep. Tho cabin had hut ono door AMI
no windows.
TEN rHtNAMEN ROASTED IN w.sH-uousE.
house. cn Pine atraat near TAYLOR was de-
atrrypl by ilrn thia morning. The number VI
ita oeeupants Ia not known. hut tho bodies of
ton Chinamon have been recovered from the
ruina.
THE FoRuTRlTs or nGoCkwAy.
NrW YORK Fah. s.A uumher af prominent
bankers III thts city yesterday addressed, ~ let
tnr f. United Statna District Attorney Phalpa,
urging him 10 make every Of art % nxpnaa and
puatsh Chns Hrockw way. now Indicted and under
honaa. first fer forgery: and to bring 70
Justice cnriatn parties who said 70 ha acting
III his interest. Brockway's forgarina nre tho
sut tj.et OF much anxiety among bankers hero.
and II IL believed they wilt aggregate an I'm
menaa sun, u few BANKERS declaring Il Will en-
Good million dollars. II II stated there IN
hardly y bank of any Importance In tho city but
has suffered more or lnas from the bold opera
ttons carried an hy this gang. OF which Btoek-
way Ia the leader
HEAVY pEFALCATIoN.
MEMruIs Feb. r. James A. Anderson late
public administrator arrested to day on
AN Indictment found by the grand jury. charg
Ing him with fraudulently appropriating tho
moneya collected from tho estates Of minors
Anderson WAS held. Tho bail was lxed ut $4,000
II IL generally understood that his defalcn-
tion will amount 10 81 900. Several suits hays
already been instituted against his b,ndsmen
| and the indictment Of day IL said to be but
one of many that are being prepared by the
Attorney General for tho consideration of the
grand Jury.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
GER N ANY,

IonpnN Feb R.-The 7iptess Berlin dlaranh
aaya. IL cannot ~ dnninl that tina Conaervat va
majority no longer eSiata. The Rovernm Mt
will soon have 70 rely Hpon the suppott OF the
National lthornls, which fact viii certainly havn
snma influence ON The development of the
Church question
Tho Bnritn cnrraHprndant nf the IaH Mall
Ga7tHe anys The inttmatipna thta morning
that the German army Ia to he atill fur
thor strengthened Nv the formation Of u num-
no little snnentton Il Ia aald that Gen Man
tnnfTn. Governor General " alsnne- lorraine
aupporta the plan va one ikaly IT, create feel
Ing of nationality Ia TIN aunnsnh nrnvInan
HER,1N Feb s Tho bll for tho rurrh ,ae hy
the government nf the Rhaniah nnh RnrlIn
and Fataaam aud MadEehurg railwava, was
read "A second tinn In the Landing yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
Mo,emcnt n ocean ve..cl..

New yoRK. Fob. ARRIVED: Steamer Cherles-
ton from Charleston. aflor experiencing worry
heavy weather; Elector. England. Mikndo. Or
cnssia, Arrived out: Il. q. Berg. MGrgta.
Gutenberg. Donta.
LONDON Fab. ARRIVED: Steamer Abdiel.
from New Orlenns for Havre. Tho bark Corfu.
ut Queenstown. from New Orleans. eneoun-
tered heavy weather during which her eabin
was Nllah with water. She was compelled to
jettison part Of her cargo.
RosToN, Feb ARRIVED: City OF Green Boy.
HAvRE. Feb. b,---Arrtved: On the fourth bark
Veneer from New Orleans. or inc Ltznrd
Arrived; On the second. bark Komance srom
New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 5.-Arrived: On the fourth
bark Excelsior from Charleston,
NEWCASTLE Feb. 5.-Arrived Irig Edna iroGa
Charleston.
BAyoNNE, Feb b.-Sailea !, On tho twenty.
eighth. bark Arda for Nsw ggloans.
MARsEILrEs. Fob. t-Satisd: On Tho second
bark Agar for New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
Tho Kansas FrCedmcn's Relief As
SOciatiOn will Care for No More
Negro Immigrants TO
that State.
Their Anxiety 10 Get Rid or Those
Negroes Now There and to
Turn the Tide OF Negro B,ui-
grafton frp,n the South
into Other States. .-

CINCINNATI Feh "a ereeal from Topeka.
Kansas. aaya: The otllnars Of the knnaaa
Frce,lmen'- Relief Association have hnan Ia y
atrnred hy the directors Of the association to
.leylae and pnt IN operation aoma prnrlirahl a
method of aver,inx tho constantly inaren- Ing
immigration " rnu1nd paople To Kanaaa An
effort will be made n turn tho tids to other
Htatea whore there ID moro nend of labor ars
and where the paoula are better able to care for
such IA Rra tn desttuta circumstances The
Relief Association haa found II impossible To
maintain the hundreds of emiarauta who have
lately arrived
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
na'i,n ~ y NJ Morton aa collector of informal
revenue fpt The Fitat Dlatrirt pf California.

COMMITTEE WGaK,
Tho Committee on Ways anl Means nnshe.l
to-day The hearing Of arguments upon shn bill
iornduno the DUTY on steel rails. e
The House COMMITTEES on Appropriations da.
'i''ah THE morning not to perfect any mora NJ
p'orri iation hil's until the II has hnnlly
agreed upon and adopted The new rules which
Will set nt reet the tllsputaA uues'inn ut the ju-
ris,l'ction of appropriation o,.nmi,taee.
rhs u ,nse oolnmittee on Eanca,,on and la 1,.
de'rihu Ion oftha fund ariaing from unclaimed
bounty aud pay Of onlured aoldiets. Upon re-
.aipt oi q communication from the Henond Au-
httor Of the Treasury. ptating that the fund Ia
heiug constantly drawn upon by claimants or
their haira, and ,haf III MI pr h,hllity only n
anal surplua will rnmnln the commit 40 post
nonad for the present further anton In the
mnttar
The Hena'e Committee on Poatof1lnes and
Fnat tnada have reft lred tho House bill max
Ing al highways ppat routes /" sub commit :
toe composed OF Senators Bailey. Pryor and
Ferry.
j he House Military COMMITTEES agreed 10 LAY
tU TrFHTt fHvprHhty uH Httsut hfff, #tHfHpt=
atinG fiA noe ~ ihn purchase Of land ~ On latga
aand protect the United Htates property at Ian
Gen. Baanrrgard vii, o-marrow glv' h's
viewH nn the lottery mail question before the
Houaa r1at4'I 'Iinn and Fpst Ruada Committee.
The House Military Committee to day agrnad
Q report fav,rnhIy tho bin authorizing the
'Reoraary 81 Wnr to loan aiy gnna and equip,
menta to tho Gherokee Ar'illery Company nl y,
Rome, Ga. taking bond for their aafe ouatody
and return ~ he uovernmnDt whom reuuitoI
Tho Heuan Public Lantla Committee to. DAY
agreed TO pnrt bill establishing titles mt Hot
Hprnga, Arhausaa
H. r. Walton haa hnen appnintnd etorek nnuai
aud gaupar of the NJ yth District ot North Uaro-
linn
our MILITIA.
The Hocretary Of War transmitted to the
aen"fa to aay M Hhstraet of the militia force o
The United States lntgansad and unorann'Eadl
according tn the latnat rnlnrna received at tht
efIst'e of the Adiutaut General ! he repot' shows
ti"t the nrHanired ettenHth OF the militia toroe
If the different RtRtea nnnaiats of aahp eammia
eioned cffleers and III haf non commissioned
of1lcera and privataa, and the unorRanlsa'
forces or pHmhar nf mon avainha for military
duty In tho United States. Ia put down n
ahta,fsa
AcHAN,4E IN sTEaMpoAT SIGNALS,
Tho National ,ari Of Super vIeors Of Inspen
tion IT a,oRm Nesspa. Ia revising tho pin
rulos have changed he elnuana. referring iC
naRaius apnala. snthai descending steamer
Will hare after ha required to give tho fret sig
b cn customary.
A QUARANTINE srATtoN TO ne EsrantIEHED Al
.m#- sHlr IstANp.
Under instructions OF the executive cnmmtttet
Of the National I},a,d nf Hnnith Dr. r. !, fnr
ner anoretarv If tho hpurl. will lna,a Wash
ington tn might fnt Hhp lslnnd. aulf of MnSieo
tn a,iparintand The lpentnn mud construction ~
II rartuanent uuarantin establishment at tha
point to ha useh for iuareotlnn AMI dlain feet
ing vasaalH bound ~ ports aast of Mohln.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
THE KENTUCKY PENlTENTIARY.
The Investigating Committee Finds Fright
full Condition of Affairs Existing Therein.

LOUISVILLE ky.. Fob. s.-The Legislative com
mttteo appolutej 10 Investigate the management
Of tho Kentucky state Priaon hns made its re-
port. Tho committee fuds. among other
things. that during the y,ar 1R-p out of 1900
prispuera 77p wore under medical treatment
for sourvy, produced by bad and insufficient
food. Ofths number thirteen diad Of that ds-
eaae. The death iat In that year up to ~.
IA against - In 1877 and ~ In 1878. whom the
prlaon WAS equally overorowlcd.
Hesides these n considerable numbar died
after honE parionnd by the Governor and leav-
ing the prison The c ,mmtten aso finds that
the practice pf nngginR prisoners Ia carried to II
erual extent: that tho beds nnd baaling hre In
sufficient aud ia bud condition. that the yon-
tilation aud seweraEo Rre defeoive. and finally
ity. They recommend tho Immediate dismissal
of tho present keeper of tho prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
Collections for the Aid of Ireland to b.
Taken Up in All tho Catholic
Churches of the Diocese
of Brooklyn.

NEW yoRK. Fah, E Bishop Louehlin has or
derad collie tions tn be taken ur In forty two
Roman Catholic churches AMI chapels of the
dior Ut brooklyn. on Sunday next. In aid OF
the sufferers In Ireland.
wHr sT pATniCKs DAY Will, Nor uELE-
nRsTED in NRw voRW THIS WEAR.
NEW YoRN. Feb. h.-An evening rnpar says
There will probably be no celebration ot ~.
Patrick 9 day IN this city this year, The funds
naually devoted to that PURPOSE will be sent to
The relief Of the distress In Ireland.
RFLIEF FUND RAISED IN INDIA.
BpMpAy Feb. bA subscription has boon
opened here FOR the roliaf Of tho trish dlstraas
One native banking f1rm hts suhsoribed elono
Tho committees coussta of both Europeans and
M
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
SPORTING NEWS,
Meeting Of the South Carolina Jockey Club
at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Feb. h.-At the second days
meeting OF the South uaroina Jockey Club the
attendance was fair and the weather cloudy aud
chilly. The track was In fine er'er In the
first race. milo heats for all ages, VaErant was
the winner In two straight heats, with Lucky Hit
second. Time 1:4aa I 80.
The second raca. two mile heats for two year
olds Charley Bush. the favorite. and Edgeneld
We're withdrawn, leaving rs contestants Leroi
and Oh My. Leroi Won easily In two heats.
Time-4:noia. 4:oI
The third race. mile dash for all ages was In
terastipg and exciting. thers heing six entries.
Gabriel was the winner by halt length. after q
t.ose struggle COL Sprague coming in second
and Ben Hill good third Time. Ia. All the
winners were favorites in the pools.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
saCOla ReJOicIng,

PENSACOLA. Feb. "A general feeling Of. sat
tafarion pervndns business circles ut tho ex-
tension of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road system to ttdewater. nt Pensacola. by tho
purchase of thu Pensacola Railroad.
PENSACOLA, Feb b.-The following dispatch
was sent 10 the president Of tho Louisville and
Nashville Railroad to-day:
''Pensneoa the deep water harbor OF the
Gulf. sends cordial greeting and eonRrntuntes
your company on making Pensacola u senport
for tho West. GEO II. ONEAL. Mayor
The news Is being received with rounds Of ar
Hillary
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
ATllIIANlSTAN.

LoNpoN. Fab. E.-Gan Roherta. British com
maudar at Nahul in reply TO Il telegram from
relative, aakinG about tho truth III the nh &rge
that he Rnhertsl had ordered Wholesale nNnnu-
Il ma nf captured Afghnna. replies: Nobody
was executed unlnaa convicted nf participating
In the attack on tho liritiah raalency
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
FOREIGN FLASH ES.

I,cNroN Fnh H. A Rome ,Iiaratrh ata'aa III III
tho College " ienpnsandn will give vWoo lira to
tho tnlinf nf Tho Irish liaireaa
number 1T morning inurnnla Ia their
lfadeia. ngrna IN the oninion that Irish aud
AfEhan affairs will receive v large amour rf at-
tantinn during the coming ansaion ot rarlta-
mant.
Al moctIng IN Dublin pf tho Mansion
Housa Committee Yesterday. Lord Mayor day
Htatnd that NJ the rata they had been expanding
H. tho fupd on hand would hot laat more than
four wnpka
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
RUSSIA.

LONDON Feb h,-hdvionu from ri. Petersburg
any that Gen. HkoheloH will consent in com
mand the expedition against tho Takka Turkn-
lnan IN dant,a nj Asa next aprin1, only On onu-
ditiun that the forna will be Increased tn 100 0nn
men. To thia tho Mtnia'ar ~ Wnr hna hithnrio
deelined 10 Rcpeha. II ia probable that Nen
aourkn will ho appointed to command instead
of kknhnlNH.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-06
A Petition Praying tor the Creation Of
the Territory of Oklahoma.

NEW York. Feb. "A Kansas City, Mo-. special
Texas. Arkansas Kansas and NJ Issouri. have
been forwar3ad to Washington. urging the,
passage Of bill creating the Territory Of Ok la
dian Territory, and Increasing exctem ent
along the border indicates that unless bill