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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
RUSSIA.

LONDON. March N.A diepatoh from Vt.
Petersburg to Reuters Teleuram Company
HRys The most stringent mnaauroa are haiug
adoptcd against Nib htlists. large number Of
auapactea parsona have, been arrested and tho
police make frequent domirlllarv Visits.
burg. commenting on tho Hartmann affair.
Hnya: III tho French government Wishes to re-
nounce NIL established precedenta of os'rndltion
aud create II new procedure. H. Ia certainly In
tho ahaence OF any tranty. master Of the aitua-
ton. but 1t would only have been just TO nhylRo
the. government with which II waa In negotin-
tiop Of that fact.
Hr. FMrHnanttRa. March A. Tho Goios Hnya Z:
Raporta have been received from Central Aaia
which excite grave approximations for tho Hafe
valokl. who waa making an auempt to peDa.
trate Thlhet TO tho city OF Shaasaa. u Ia feared
that hN nnh hia companions have pertahod.
LONDON. March ~ "A 1T, Petersburg HpeclHl
repora that new arranEsments have been made
for tho safoty Of tho Winter Palace. Five
toned on each nnor: they must knew every
servant on each story and are instructed TO
hnnd over to tbs poll 90 MI strangers entering
the pnlana whnRe husineas IN unknown,
LONDON. Mnrch IA dlapnteh from st. Pc
torshnrH 10 tho Globa snya: The Oar has Rent
coatly presents and an autograph letter to tho
Emir Of Bokhhrn. thanking him for hia offer 10
corporate with Han. Knnfmann III tho event Of
the Chinese investing Kuldja.
A diapnteh from Berlin TO tho Times says
The Cara anaech nj tho dinner ia honor Of
Emperor Williams birthday. has produced Il
very favorable Impression here II Is. nevnr-
tholeaa. firmly hoiaynd In wall- Informed cir
cloa. that such nnrmist nrtnea ns III u which
recently appeared In tho North German GdssHf
will hN repeated from time to time. until Prince
from tho Kussian chnncelory and ministry OF
war
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25

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,ra ~ hav nt,nndtnv 'hn nmivereiiea nf other
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%'". 10 ,,al,,"n a. nnM as tur,hor .h,wn aha,
iity 81 them resigned befor"tha close 81 ihe aea-
aion Hinrn lnat October about l6n atu,ieu "a have
mntriculnteti and about sixty of them have al :
ready ranianatt and zone home Ia there no
NAV ~ ramnlv ,hnaa tl,,nra III ia ina school to
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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
I'M IMMIGRATION.
New ORLEANS. March "a. 1850.

NEW ORLEANS. March %. 1850.
70 the Editor Or the Democrat:
Since my laat comm unleatlon on this nub-
! ect we have had come trouble with our pres-
ent employees. especially In st. Charles par
lsh. where tho lahorera struck for All advanee
0f wages. am not writing against their ae-
tion In this reapect, aa | believe every man
Ahopld be paid full compensation FOR his
ssAlsor, be he field hand or an Office cmploye.
but am Of oplnien that the manner OF get
ting up this movement was injudlc.ous and
III advised made trip on the coast about
month since and at that time learned that
strike was about To take place for u demand
Of 81 per day~bcing twenty cents ad-
vance on last seasons wages. Had this step
been carried forward by those who would
have taken II up cooily and In peaceahle
way II might have resulted IN some benefit
will receive no advance from former
waxes paid last year. The days nf lawl,#s-
ness, trust. have passed away III Louisiana.
Men must be taught that we have laws which
must he carried out, and ] must cay our
Governors action In thia matter showed he
was determined to have order. His action
will no doubt have q telling effect on these
people. They will resume work again. and,
II is to be hoped. peace and order VII! prevail
among our plantation hands during the COM
Ing season Now. had we some white men
on these plantations, would we have had this
result2 i believe NOT. M the preacnt hands
would then have had some opposition. hav-
Ing men who would step In and take their
places; but 40 long as our labor IL OF one class.
we cannot look for harmony or quiet. We
require white settlers who will make their
homes here, and also bring their friends
to become citizena OF our State noticed In
the SHgur Boirt March II, II letter on stock
farms, with suggestion TO our Legislature
to appropriate lands at the nominal figure OF
twenty-ti five cents m acre to actual settlers.
under certain rcstrictions-of improve
tnents--and tenure, In lots of loo acres each;
also, late article In the CITY Item on d plan
adopted In "Uruguay," of bringing white
families In the country. by giving land on ten
years time to actual settlers. first payment
In three years and annuity thereafter, save
the bassAye money. which presume was re-
funded beforehand. plan like this would
succeed In this State even II gotten
large bodies Of unimproved land, they club
binK together and Offering Inducements to
emixrants TO come here and till our soil.
Messrs Walmsley and Jack have some 80 900
acres In Northwest Louisiana, some Of which
ID the finest land III that section Of our State,
which, with the early prospect of rail COM
munication with Shreveport and Marshall,
will bring 1t In close communication with the
Crescent City, Cannot u colony Of emtXrants
be brought to this locality? They will prove
q boon to the parish they locate In and In
productive than Cinnamon, as they will be-
come land owners and contribute to our
wealth by the produce Of their labor and In
creasinx our revenues, both OF which we
greatly need, Respectfully, NeTFAP.
New Orleans, March ~, 1850.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
GEN. GRANT IN GALVESTON.
Tho Movements Of tho Party Yesterday An
Invitation to Visit Ban Antonio
Accepted.

GAbvmeroN. March 2a--Thla morning aen.
Grant aosompaUtai by Mayor Le na.d. took u
etrol through tho city visiting several places.
opni panied Ivy Mr.. Johu Highland oT H,lvss
ton. M old friend. alno took y walk through tho
city. partly On plsnsura and paftly on business.
The aanHrnl alluded to the saying IF hengn-
ed heli and Texas he woul,i rant ont Tnxns aud
reside In the other place" nj etatsh that this
waa sail just Mt tho closs Of tho war whan he
was travelling through the Hnte nnJ was pnu.-
plstaly broken down. The General says hs ia
very much pleansd with Galveston. md Will
MAX Nh extended etay at some future time.
A few minutes pssf II this morning nttm@
her ~ carriages drove NJ tp tba hute. mud tho
gneaa stu ted for n drive nn Tho honsh In tho
H. a carriage were a.u Grant. NJ ,yor i,aennri,
Mr.. J. M. Beacon ana Capt. J. N. Hnwvtr. of
Galveston. Tho others contained Mrs. Gan,
Grant. Mira. Gen, hheri Ian, Mrl. Col. Fred
Grant, Miss Felt of uatena. H.. MlaH NJ Ken
nan II Washington, y q. 0en Ord. Con. Go Il.
Dol Wtthera. Mr., II q. Pratt and oths gentle
man. Opl Sinclair ese ttsd Dan ahei idan In
his buggy. After an extended drive tho party
returned 70 tho hotel.
At the fremont Hot'I. from to o'clock. the
ladies' reception waa given. A larga number Of
lntias were preaent-
Gen. arnnt thta morning formally nonnpts 4
tho invitation to visit Han Antonio. and tho
party will leave Friday morning. probably
tnhlns haperlal train of Tho dHlf q inrado md
Hanta Fa Railroad to II sonh rs junction. The
party Waiting San Antonio Will eoaatat pf Com
md Mrs. Grant. N taa Felt nni Miaa MnKaRnan.
Gen sheridan ani wife md Col. Fted Braut
aud wife leave direct for Chicago by rall Fiiday
morning,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
THE STATE UNIVERSITY BILL.
To the Editor OF the Democrat.

To the Editor OF the Democrat:
II is to be hoped that the General Assembly
will consider the bill looking to the better Or
ganigation OF the State University dispassion-
ately and from non partisan standpoint. It
is to be regretted that personalities must thrust
themselves or be thrust into the discussion Of
this grave subject. which so nearly concerns
the welfare not Of Q few individuals but Of our
noble State and her sons. Why Is II that Col
Boyd and his friends will Insist that It is PER
sonal fight?
A short time since constitutional conven-
ton was called 10 secure the better organza-
tton OF our state government. and IN the
interest of the people. Did Gov. Nichols take
the position that the convention was Intended
as perso sontl thrust at himf Certainly not. but
with becoming discretion and patriotism said.
hy his actions. that he appre lated the facts
first that he was simply the executive officer of
the laws. whether good or bad: and second. that
whatever was the viii Of h. people In reference
TO changes in the Law was bis will And why
not2 was he not merely a servant Of the pso.
ple?
Now. lift was pr,par TO reor0anize the laws OF
the State because hey did not wrrk well. Is 1t
rot equally proper TO reorganize the laws Of the
1tate University for the sams easons
Without any personal thrust at Col. boyd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
WORSE THAN EVER.
The Situation in San Francisco Becomes
More and More Unsatisfactory.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.-On Monday Of last
week it was announced that conference had
zens' Protective Union aud Mayor Ka loch on
behalf Of the workmen. which was likely to re-
suit in a settlement of the difficulties between
the business and working classes on mutually
honorable terms.
This announcement appeared to have a
stopped. The journals that have been demand
Ing extreme measures on the part OF the Citi-
zans' Union became quiet In tone. law vas
everything appeared to be progressing towards
peaceful settlement.
Within the last few days, however. com
returned to It's fulminations. and the newspa-
per war has broken out afresh. and apparently
parties.
This state Of affairs resulted from .disagree-
ments between the conference ommtttees. ag-
Rrayated by the recent sentences imposed upon
the Sand Lot orators for using tneendiary Ian
Rusge. and Is complicated with the coming
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
EUROPE and THE EAST.
The Queens Speech Upon the Pro-
rogati0n of Parliament.
Witts Issued for the Election Rus
Hian Dissatisfaction Over the Re-
lease of Hartmann Meeting
Of Afghan Regiments in
M".. Turkistan. #"M=
General Foreign Notos.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON March 2i.-In tho Itouaa OF Lnrdn
laHt night tho Duke Of Rutland. Conservative.
called attention to tho depros .Ion Of trade and
agrleulture.
Lord Beaoonatlald contcnied that tho revival
Of trade wss general. and that he believed IT.
would laat.
To ipuist on renprocity ba amid. wpuld
he i.npoaaihln now that we have parted with
our impornnt duties. Thr present atato or
about W q auoneaHion ot bad hnrventn.
The Times tha morning, In u leRdtnE ndlio4
rial NJ ,nie on the genetnl elarttons nnva II Ia
tolrrarlv eear TINT tho atrangth of tho ,uiniairy
Will Ia reduced
The Queen, In hnr apenrh to ,lny IN tho Iloune
of IordH proronuins Parliament Hnya aha Ia
induced Ivy considerations of public policy and
convenience t., seont th's period Of The aaHaion
for taaaalng Parliament from tia dutieH, wit h
n view ~ its immediate dissolution and tho ia-
aun af writa for a general election. Hha tenders
her warm ACKNOWLEDGMENT to Parliament for
the sanl ana ability dHrnyod and ESPECIALLY
FOR tho manner In which tho policy. of tho gov
ernment hRa been uphnld. Her Majasty aays
her foreign raa'ionaa. are favorable 7" tho main
tanRnca OF peaea tu Europe, ana axpraasoa con
Il 'ence In the speedy settlement OF Affairs In
AfahRnintan.
Il ferr!ng 10 meaauroH for relief Of tho d'a.
tresa In ireland. nhn aaya ahe trunta they will
ho accepted BY her Irish aubjnolH an proof Of
tho ready aympathY OF the Imperial Parlia.
ment.
Concerning commercial and ipduatrlal do
praanlon. her Majesty reiniooa In the present
sigma Of general improvement Her Mnieety
paya tribute TO tho high spirit with which tho
agricultural rnanea have contanhed againat
diaaetera, and concluded by invoking divine
guidance in tho approaching election.
The apoech waa read by Lord Cairns Lord
twenty .hve members of tho Houae Of Oom-
mona. fourteen peers aud eleyen ladies.
LONDON. March ~ 1t u formally announced
TIM, write OF new election have boon iesued
to day,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.
How tho Mormons Have Secured All the
Arabic Lands in Utah.

WARRINGTON. March 7a.-The petition Of rhes.
Mobn'ne, urnsentah IN Tho hanate yaat.t1ay hy
ra,ona @ 10, lands n Utah MIRA sra"te him y. contains ]
tho rnmprknhe statement that NIL tilh bio land
IN Utah haa hean brought by Tho Mormon
Legislature within tho iimitn Of one or The
other thirty .aavan Incorporated ol,iea no as to
exclude from Utah all persona oppoaed to Nor
moptam
Weller through Utah, 'hnush mllez from house,
Ia always insda tho limits of M mos srpnfntal
city. when aot ON the deaert. " any non Nor
mnn nanh 10 acquire u homestead In Utah the
Mormon authnr.tia nle afrllavl'a with tho land
department that aurh undesirable settle, Ia
within municipal lln,,s, mud thernfnrs ssnkln1
patent w violation pf Tho pre- nmpinn nor of
iatl, Mr., Mcbride elpima t., have baau wronnad
IN this way. aud assa congressional invest itia-
tion into tho matter.
Project TO aurrLr THE uprTH MISSISSIPPI, WITH
WATER .=5
Tho Hovae Committee on Commerce gave
hearing this morning to aevnral gentlemen
from Wisconsin and Minnesota on the auhjae'
of a reservoir ayaton bv which It. Ia proposed
tn keep no n continuous supply NJ water IN the
upper Maaiaetnnl liver, q" aa ~ hav,, unin1ar-
ru,tsd navigation throughout the whole yenr.
The plan Ia tho construction Of n aarisa of
great dana ovar tho outleta of tho Ink req and
tribuaraa TINT pour their watera into tho no.
uor hIlHninaipui river. hy which the raina vi tho
winter and apring nlrn,ha can be retained aud
utiliEad. Tho cost " tho ayatem ia estimated Mt
81 5oo"oo. and damasea to private property at
thOo.0 .0on
rHE nAvAaHH or THM COTTON WORM.
The Uouae Agricultural Gonmittas n-dHy
eouai1ared tho memorial of the National Oot-
ton Exchange. praying FOR n comm iaRton of on
tomoIagsta tn tnvnatlgnso and report on the
anhiert of the rneages OF tho g ttton worm and
othor nnxioua inaenta. No nation waa taken.
FORFEITED LAND GRANTS TO RAILnoAps.
Tho Sub Judiciary Committee Of the Henate
reported to Tho full rotumitiee ee to day in favor
nf tho passage of tho bill to- give the Attorney
General authority to aue for the forfeiture of
tho lard grants Of all rallrond companies which
have not complied with tho requirements nj
their charter. ana which are doing nothing In
tho way of construction. Tho bin contains.
however, n proviao that tho railroad oompRn ten
now prosecuting the construction of their
roRtla ahnl be- ex ampted from tho operation oi
the bin. This Ia intended to protect tho North.
ern Fantfic aud other companies now actively at
work. No action wha taken by tho full Hom-
mittee on tha auD -oommittee'H report.
NOMINATIONS ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President Hept tho following nominH.
tlona 10 the Senate this afternoon; James u
Apgell. of Michigan, to be Mlniater to China
vice uao. II. seward. resalled: John r. swift, oF
California. and VIM II Tresoott. nf South Oar
olinn. to In Commissioners to China. to neRo.
tiate u treaty with that country.
IAMAtnE CONFIRMED.
Tho Senate to- day oop cd tho nomination
of J.. H. I.RmRira m Cnna,tH super Visor Tor the
Firat DiatriCt of Louiatann.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
MEXICO.

C1rv or MExIco March IL. via Havana. March
2a.-senor Romero has boon appointed Post
mast or General.
The Monitor reports that the English COM
pnny which proposes to construct Il railroRd
from the capital 60 tho Pacific colat has sent u
Telegram announcing TINT tho shareholders
have accepted tho contrnct ns modified by tho
Mexican government.
On tho eve Of the departure or Gen. Grant
from the capital. several journals published cd
ilotihls eulogizlng him na tho vnnuuisher Of tho
rebellion. tho iiborntor OF tho slaves and m ax-
Pre- sident of tho United States. but 7rnit
Uiniom, Toz DMefico mnd tho 1mo Repmbncs
ala not Join lii this eulogy. considering It in
bad taste
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
Election of Onlcers Of tho Louisville ana
Nashville Railroad Company.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 24.-At the board
meeting Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company. m any held this morning. E. D. Stan
diford rendered his resignation IN consequences
dent. was elected as president E. H, Green.
now g. eond vice president as Vice, president.
and Mesars. c. G. Bald win OF New York. gl.r-
ence RI. Clarke, OF e. w. Clarke Il Co.. Phila-
delphia and Logan c. Murray. Of this city.
we're elected directors. all difYerences be.
tween the Nashville and Chattanooga Company
and the louisville and Nashville Company have
been adjusted F. G. De Funlack was appoint;
ed general manager of the Nashville Railroad
Com pauy. also general manager OF the Nash
and CHATTANOOGA system.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
TURK

LONDON. March a. Concerning reports from
Turktstnn, that Afghan regiments have thrown
from Lahore to tho Ne,ns. SAYS: The troops ut
Jenlabnd were ordered to advance on Gunda-
muk By forced marches. in consequence Of re-
ports Of the hostile attitude OF the Southern
Ahilzlis. A deserter reports that Gholam
Hydes. Governor Of Afghan Turkistan. had
sent three regiments. with six guns. toward
went over bodily to the latter. and Gnolnm
Hydes has Qed. but 1t Is not known whither.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
TIL, colorado Railroad war.

DHNvRn Mnreh aa-In tho litigation between
the Denver. Rio Grand and Pueblo apd Arkan-
ma Ksirpad Companies. Onmmiaaioner Rogers
to-day flled hls report. liking the cost ~ tho
railroad through Grand Canon. Of Arkauaaa. nj
eGab aie. The lilo Nrande Company is 10 dc.
paait this aum m security and have tho road
delivered to II under decrse af tho court. II ia
VI. u.deratood that II has, In aniiclpa lon of this
reault. fully prepared to finish completion oi
the ruHd to f.eadvills.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
Movements or ocean vessels,

VANGUARD and Edwards. from New Orleans.
have arrived at Liverpool
MARsEILLEs. March 24-Arrived: On the
.wert " second. bark Michole Gilatoma from
New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. March 24.-Arrived: On the twen-
y-thtrd. ships UdsIon from New Orleans.
Pallas from Savannah.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
Contradictory Decisions in the Telegraph
COmpanies' suits.

WHEELING. ". Va. March N.-The contest
between The Western Union end Atlantic and
and Ohio Railroad and the Americ IN Union
Company for possession Of certain poles and
wires claimed by both. Terminated day In q
verdict for the Western Union and the Attain 1c
and Pacific Com panfes.
CINcIHNATI, March AIN the suit of the At.
laptie and Pacific Te.egrAph Company against
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Destruction by Fire Of the Business Por-
tion Of Samana, San Domingo.

NEW Yonk. March "a News was received
here day Of the destruction by fire OF tho on
tire business portion OF Samhna. Ranto Do
mingo. en- Tuesday. tho ninth instant. The
As there was not q dollar Of insuran ,e
nearly all the merchants are ruined and the
poor would be on the verge OF starvation were
In fruit. on which all are suhsistinR. A most
dls9raceful scene OF pillaGe followed the nre
The loss ts estimated at $3.50 900.
AFIRE IN PARKERsnuRa WEST VIRGINIA.
PARKBRsRuRa. March 2.-Durin9 the high
Thomass oil store. on Kanawhn street. and
threatened the destruction Of u large part of
the city. The building. with, six small frame
shop, was destroyed Loss. $1,000. os .nien
Cole Bros. lose 900. Ias-,. cd for 500 Thomas
loses $1,000, no Insurance; II. Logan 5000, in
SENTENCED FOR FALsIFyING ENTRIES
commander of the Third Regiment of Michigan
State militia and book keeper Of the Citizens'
National Bank OF Flint. who was convicted Of
falstfytng entries on the books of the bank, was
to-day sentenced to hve years in the Detroit
House or Correction.
WHITE NAN AND TWO NEGROES ACQUITTED OF
THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
PETERSBURG. Va. March 24.-J. NJ Foote,
ored, who have been on trial in the Halifax IN.
G. county court for the past two days, charged
With being accessories to the murder of NJ
to-day.
ASSASSINATION OF A TEXAS PHYSICIAN
MINEoLA. March "a Monday night as DR.. n.
". Harrington. who lives a. Wnnsboro. was
about 70 leave his house to visit q patient some
was fred upon and rn ortally wounded. He was
taken home and died IL a few honrs. A man
was seen walking away from the SPOT fmmedt-
sFely after the firing. There Is no clue to the
murderer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
SPAIN.

MADRID. March 24-strong efforts are max
Ing, based on thf, traditions Of Holy Week. to
obtain Royal Clemency for Francisco Otero
Gonzales. WHO attempted to assassnate the
King. The efforts will probably prove success
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25

tho Hsttlmora ard Ohio Railroad Company
mud the American Upinn Telegraph COMPANY.
thu anuarior court fafpHe1 to ae aside tho In
junction and put tho former in p0sseaHlon of
I ha lines
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
Tho hattie at klugs MountaI To ne
asAnAhrn

NAaHvrLLE. March 2A.-Aftar correspondence
with tho Governors Of North and South uaro-
lima and Virginia. Gov Morka haH nppointah
com III lssiullsra to arrange. IN connection with
tho comm iaHionerH nppoiuted by tho htntea
named. for tho centennial celebration Of tho
battle OF Kings Mountain. In October.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

rThe DEMOCRAT IL reeponaihle for none oi
the views Expressed In the communications
under this head: hut no communications will
be printed except nom responsible parties.l
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25
Annual Conference os tho N. u. Church nj
America.

PHrEaspuHa. Va, March N.-At this morn
ing Il sts,aipn of tho annual conference of the
Msthodist EpiecopAl Chnrch Of America. held
here at the Union Btteet Methodist Epi Oopal
Church. Bishop W. II MI lea. oi Louiavillo. pre-
siding. n large number oi Delegates wore In MT.
tendance from various sections OF tho United
States,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25

local election eaeiion Of a State Henatnr and
eambinaiio on mt ,napactlng ~ United ~ 4tas
aana'orahir. TIE pituation Ia more unsatafae
tory than ever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25

Why suffer with Indigestion when Malakon
Bitters affords certain relief. Get botfte and
tn It.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-25


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