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MINOR n[IBDEEDS,

OFFENDEttS DitOU1JIT TO CHIEF.
dolln Dock, 81 years Ut age, who confcsses
to cutting Jacob Kroll quite seriously Il fuw
rights ago Mt Il wedding on Kruger street,
was yesterday locked lip ut the Chicago
Avenue Station.
Annie Kennedy was nrTcstc1 for stealing
$40 from Thomas Donneley, Of No. GIT ILL.,
i,ots strect, md belle Totten and Ltzztc Thy
lor for tic larceny Of S10O In casll from Jnlncs
Goodspeed, Of No. $50 West Madison street.
C.Alootly, the colorcd lnnn WHO was stabbed
several Sundays ng0 by rhotnns johnson, Is
rs yet unable to leave Ills house, md Justice
Summerliell continued Jollnsun's case yes-
tGrdNy Until Jan, ~ In bonds OF g., 600. Tho
Charge Is assault with intent to do murder.
Mrs. II. N. Smith, the woman who STINT at
William McCoy, proprietor Of 1}nrkc's I10tul,
WIS nrraIgnctl before Justice SrlnMerlioltl
yesterday to answer to the charges Of assault
with 1ntent 70 commit murder md tllsorderly
rOltuct. SHE gnEe D0llts Of 500 to nppeur
JRll. ~.
L. q. Napa, alias "Wiflianls," alias any
number Of naincs, proprietor Of tho " Dead
Sen Diamond Company.h ard other Swin-
.iEinE SCHEMES, wns up before ;listiGc Sum
! nerite!d yesterday charged with obtaining
money under false pretel'Scs from Charles
Egbert, n Granger. liz was discharged for
want Of prosecution.
Harry y. Warns llas caused tho arrest of
William G. Tfnyer, III II charge of larceny.
Wartle alleges that m Alay Inst lle gavo
Thayer Sa7 n cash to Sc',tl AWAY for him, mud
claims tint Tl!nyer falled tn do 80, retaining
tile money. 'rhnyer says that he sent tho
money away Ih tlle sl,at,e Of II check. Justice
Afeectl put him Under bonds Of 500 to MP
pear Jan. ~.
The tria1 Of Mrs. Margaret Calill, wife of
tho proprietor of tho Chtcago Pilot, md
1y1k Ltiet3 J1o.
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MILWAUKEE MARINE,

6VttuE UUpsleH 70 tn EHtaU 1FsuuHs7
MILWAUKEE, Jun. 1T. Tho schooner
Arenda! is fitting out fur run across tho
laku to 3lnnlstee III company with the steam
<barge William Crippcn. THO Arendal has
luMbBrI!e,l's supplies On board.
TlAre Is nU tl0Allng Ice lit tho lake, md our
Jlyvr ts rs free ut icB ~ III milsuMnler,
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WHEAT SHIPMENT,

sp<ttaf D.spattA to Ths Cateaeo TttbuhA -,
MILWAUKEE, jan. 10.-The lirst shEplatu
of wheat from this port since the close " "
navigation through the lakes was ll,ads y, ~
day upon the propeller City OF C0neorii, i,aS ~.
l4lidlngtoll. Other shipments may tol'@r1' "n1
but holders OF wheat do hot mahiftst. sss nss
particular anxiety to forward It to 'he -
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BOLD lIlG1IWAYMEN.
THE EOUTll SIDE NAa COAirASy'a lAYNAH-
TEn llDni!ED or $I,O0,.

TEII lID1lIsED OF *3,NU,
a robbery bold III its conception md moro
daring tAa,, any Which las previously taken
plare III this city WINS perpetrated yesterday
afternoon lii broad daylight Oh u street that
Ii lenseiy populated III tle southwest
ern portion Of the city. Tho yictiu,
ut this lntest ontraga was Tl,eotoro
u. Wells, pay1nsstes Of the Chicago
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RESIGNED,

Special pttpateh to 1z4 Chicago 7t1b4ma4
GrnsS0riEL1,, ILL.,, Jal,. lG.-rhe Governor
llus received the, resignation Ut Washington
Cookie as member Ut tho House from Peoria
County. Alr. Cookie has Just been confirmed
W pUBtluuatsr ut Peoria.
, 1880-01-17
GOT TWO YEARS.

GOT TWO fEHftSt
spttta' Dlspateh 10 7he Chicago Tribune
KANSAS Cry. Mo-, Jan. 1d.-AIo,lt tyn
months since j. II. Weller, agent for tbo
Chicago 4 Alton Road ut Glendale, nt,sconl.
etl with large number OF tickets bcloastnr
TO the Company mid wiat money lie could
lay hands oil. Tic afterwards tried to ill.,
pose Of the tickets to scalpcrs IT. this city, AMI
WINS nrraiElletl today III tho Criminal Court
lie pleattGd guilty, nnu was sentenced to tYo
yeurs In tho Pcnttentfnry.
, 1880-01-17

The alarm from Box 0lI at 1880 last even.
Ing was caused by n fiji" In Il story and II hait
frame building Mt No. Mercy atrect, owned
md occupied by Charles Droycr. Dau,agsto
building, Clothing. and furniture, including
so cas!l, $500, Cnuse, upsett!ns OF an oil
lamp.
, 1880-01-17

Mf, Albert Noclos, 0I9 Ayenne u, New York,
wuB cured Of rheumatism BY sIpgle Applica-
wonderful rbuledy u I'LL sufferers froln this
painful dlAeAxe,
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nLQWN ZIP.

BLOWN UP.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chteapo Trib,.ns.
OMAHA, Neb., JAIL .ln.-AlcE Endrcc's b!!llard,
hall. Mt Central City, Neb., was enttrly
blown to pieces between n,tt 4 O'Clock Uht
morning by ganpowtlcr placed bcncat, shs
building BY unknown PERSONS. The aIa!1
creates intense excitement.
, 1880-01-17

ST. Louis, No., jan. 16.-About q dozet
business firms IN Carthage, Mo-, were burned
out lust night. lfost OF the goods were saSed
III moro or less dnnaged condition. Loi.
$4,000 to 600. INSURANCE light.
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OBITUARY..
COL. j. II. ITUIE.

LOUISVILLE, JIM. 1B.-Col. j. B. 11ulo ded
this morning. lilo was born III 1700 In VIZ
gInIn, nml wns one Of the early merchants Ia
Louisville.
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HANLAN AND COURTNEY. -. ,-
New Yt,I.K, Jan. 1O.-I1anlan yeste1las,Ss,, ~,
iteratcd In q letter to Mr., Ulalkiu llts oe~ ..a
ntMat!on to sign no agreement fo1e'S
with Courtney except play or pay.
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ronGER1Es FOL, 100000.

.,.ss ,.a .ns,,s,,, ,.,.,' ~, S...,rn,,,, ,,tt.,t
on clmrges Of forgery. Dctcctiye Robert
pinkrrton ri % In i l,s rcnort IN District i ttnTnrv
!ntheltoa ~ '''' i'pot' ~ ''''i ''1A''oi"cs
fiielt@ sayB:
''Fur u yenr banks In the lower part Of the
city l,nvc suffered very extensively hy forged
checks, tho work being tint Of skilled Tor
EeIs. H. .ne .ns.h ~ es lsluonc' M .H 1.n!sn =.
tho State OF New YORK, thu Second National,
tho Fourth National, tho Bank of Nuw York,
Ftsk l. Hatch, the pMrnjx Bank, and many
othnr conrnrns law, ln.t 1,cnvtlv I'nt,,or
usnoi ,Io , aos' ', .", o.
pnhlicly that thoy llad been tlefMa'setl by
forgers, they pocketcd tito losses and .nasle no
comp]aInt. Tho dissertations M tlla foreerY
,ui,,',t T., s,,ni, ,,.,. n -. ,.ro,.'. +int 81,
sn, ~ ,.t, nu ii,,,r ~ns M ~ H., ,. ,S - t ~
@ s,,,n,tf,,v Mv S ;s. ,, fnaa VIZ % ses a,. ~
ts x,' o} abtamE. u ,oncy @ o., % tS fnrrel M rhe'ks
WIS WIS II "iot%. 6ns S o. n"re or s e"i,sfs oi tSS
a'"mS w .s,,,E =" .,.rm,t ] M"! m m, c5 f.t
c1ani:; Si1i:cmin H. 1o,t " ,vn,' ~. ssi: ~ ~ ~,
Gi,Sh III W. Ivy W"..n W. liz h ,, ar ~,
'at, T. ~, ~. . .u nt' ~ "a t io '1,. Ss.
,,,,,t ~ r. ti,o :" u,rv r. ' t,n , ny is ,n
tt,fa ,vaiH III M innn !" WITH Tmatrd sd cv "%eve%r y % n"
m a XII tg fGr e,; tM ~ ~ III ii,, WIN, nt,s u MY II
@ Waa " .' .'hea pnis, Ii,ts Mnu ni oaes!, m
n tl,o e.teGn t,H tan httosfanetHt tt, 10 iat ~
aI Imo aIcu ufa ~, wv II aI ai.wn H"Ss tV5 ''at wnm
vo i1,., ~, y ,rt,lI. SnecM 4. eaHsy i%iSiI
Ss tho tn tn "r.s,,s al u ta ks mk NIL ae tle "ay M
nn1ta,ni@!., ia, o , fhsn9r M i11,, fst,In W., III
iuseHttiIe'.iol " %o"H ~ Eve'l ~ tno innkrF
" thp c''Eek. ~ iiiS WY w at!unint-
hnee Was loSletl WIN t1o tnl>R, A'inIiler nn
ae1inss y w M s"mG wot ,em & se' ~ ta ns
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NURlLAn'A TOOLS CAPTURED.
HpfetQ{ QLIn43fh Ia TAA ChjtdoQ Tfth4nA.

pFse"3V
MtLwAUKEE, Jun. 1G-rhis morning de-
tecttvcs appretended ono George Woods,
alias Charles Auamts, alias Schneider, at No.
b3l Market street, for having in lila possession
q full outfit Of hugglar's alul safs>blowers
tools. Woods evidently was preparing t0
start In the business, anti oil MI oxtuns!ye
raid, ~ tho tools nre NIL entirely now. The
Ky tss snT9ess rs & s I fs ".s stsP1elF ss,ss
ssvcral ~ bits, q scffeW-driyer, q a[S, two i'aai:
some, nippors ot the latest pattern, y SGT ot
skeleton kcys, and q revolver. The lot Il the
St t Vtaa 9s I Wre lpaauisad f'S S
Wn0tls yestertlay from so,lle point south Of
Mli,Yaukee. W0o,ls Inns been arresttal here
before fur t!ll-tapping, AID Mt tho tilue had
bu1glar'a tools In Ills possession.
, 1880-01-17
EststoNs, SHORTAGE,

EafHfONSs SHORTAGE.
Special pt.pateh to The CAteaqo Trtbtsnt.
BosroN, Jan. 1G.-An official examination
of tho aecounts Of David Eln1nons, Treasurer
of the Town Of Everett, places his tletalea.
tton Mt e2t,Bla. Tliera IL some evidence ths.
E!nnons sailed front Now York for S.
Thomas Jan. 5.
, 1880-01-17

: The Eldredge 9ewlng-Alachine.-1 III; s,f
3a1 5Mas az aontby sa y me ssts f9G {aa {Sa
, 1880-01-17

DAILsToS, N. y, Jan. 1ft.-.rhc Billings
murder case las been postponed till ApsllE
, 1880-01-17

IL ANOTHER DKFAUItTEn,
:. Special plspatea to 1hs tAieaeq Tstbuas.
PrrrsnuKu, Pa, JAN. tL-D. n. Kennedy,
ox.psothonotary Of Allegheny County, has
, 1880-01-17


soNt for u tl0ctur, Tho tt,ctur callo anil
dressed tho .wasiiltla it, my head, which
proved to W lnct!lsttlcraole, nHl ttlcn paitl
nnS ag1o W1as nlohey ''e 1ooDe1s h"u 'ei1,-apoht
s'u, ~ Tia ,,,, ,oo .,,,,a. ~ 4,,, ,.o,, ,,,,o
atafs y9 II w. 3sin G,lfs #. II }pntsr ano e" VINO
,ro,l. ~ H. ',ot seo tnG num y, WIG nnllen 1ne
a ts tIls Mmsnl!' W. ~ Mao T. ~ Hrk nNM' y,
% us naa see .ne 1lanat W'''s n sa.n 70 Mve ~.
~N " srorrnp FRO ] TIL: i.o,,ss, u H. "'''' ""'
however, all! to tho hest Of my recollection
hu WIS lunn 0t about 81 ye,lrs OF age,
The silver state., 1880-06-11

al and State governments, and of the
control of place and position, they have
obstructed all the efforts to preserve
the parity and conserve the freedom of
suffrage; have devised fraudulent GER
titicates aud returns; have labored to
unsest lawfully elected members of
Congress, to secure at all hazards the
vote OF the majority of States in the
House of Representatives; have en-
deavered to occupy by force and fraud
places of trust given to others by the
people of Name, and rescued BY the
courage and action OF Names patriotic
sons; have by methods vicious IN prin-
ciple and tyrannical in practics, at
taehed partisan Legislation to appropri-
alton bills; have crushed the rights of
individuals, and vindicated the princi-
pies and sought the favor of rebellion
against the nation, and have endeavored
war and to overcome it's ines simable
good results freedom and individual
equality. We affirm it to be the duty
and purpose OF the Republican party to
use all the legitimate means OF this.
Union to secure the perfect harmony
which may be practieab!e, and we sub
nit to the practical, sensible people OF
the United States to say whether it
would not be dangerous TO the best in
terests of our cosntry at this time to
surrender the administration OF the
National Government to parsy which
seeks to overthrow the existing policy
ander which We are so prosperous, and
thus bring destruction aud confusion
where there Is now orde-, confidence
and hope.
The silver state., 1880-06-11

The New York Graphic is authority
for the statement that ex-Lieutenant
Dorsheimer, who was temporary chair
man OF the Kelly Convention at Syra-
cuse. has publicly asserted that there
will be no division Of the Democratic
party in New YORK this year, but that
the Cincinnati nominee, whoever he
may be, will be supported. Judge
Spencer, o. B. Potter, henry L. Gin
ton and other prominent Democrats.
who followed Kelly last year, have
made the same statements, and that ii
The silver state., 1880-06-11

Allie Keith was good looking boy
of IA, at Westfield, Mass. He dressed
himself in his sisters clothes, ran away
in them to Springfield, and got employ
ment as salesgirl in bookstore. He
made such winsome girl, and hirted
so naturally with the male customers,
that he soon became great attraction
at the place. He was a favorite, too,
with the girls of the house where he
boarded, and none of them suspected
that he had no right to wear petticoats.
His mother at length discovered and
exposed him.
The silver state., 1880-06-11

necessary Kelly would Withdrew from
Tammany during the campaign!
Ii such an arrangement is made, and
the breach in the Democratic party
in New York, which drew 75,OOO'votes
from the regular ticket in that State
last year and elected Cornell Governor
by plurality, IS closed, Tilden may
vet be Presidents.
The silver state., 1880-06-11
NEWSPAPER AGENCY,


=, i ne following Daily rspers viii BE- ds,;v....
mornin~ IN rsa,osd NJ s to the ecuhtry tserv
rate Of Twenty. ave cent. n.s "a, w ~ The
San Francisco Chronicle.
San francisto Morning Call
san Francisco Bulletin
SFcameDoo Bee,
sacraint Rto Record Uniop.
Virginia Chronicle,
Gold Hill News.
Territorial Enterprise
:, Amy Book, Novel, Story Paper p;c,ar;,, =.
Magazine, published either in Euro, ~ .-se y
ca, II not on hand, viii be furnisbtd -,
notice ai the regular prices S''sN
"i-semucca, May II, 1850. -
The silver state., 1880-06-11
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.


Chronicle, from Stockton, reports the
break in the levee 1t Roberts Island s.
feet wide. Some ~, 900 acres of land
are under water. OF this 10000 acres
were sown to grain The destruction
Of crops on Roberts Island this year
Will work an almost incalculable
amount of damage. There are up
wards Of 5000 acres OF grain on the
island which promised a yield OF not
less than twenty bushels to the acre.
Besides this grain there are thousands
oi dollars worth of other crops and i'm
provements which will be destroyed,
besides the damage resulting TO the
land from the food In crops alone the
loss will be upwards of 500, 600, and
the direct damage will be several hun
dreds of thousands more.
The Democratic Senators and Repre-
sentatives from the Pacific Coast are
all confident that Garfiela's record on
the Chinese bill in the last Congress
will insure his defeat in California Ore
goa and Nevada, but the Republicans
reply that Garfield was Dot opposed 20
the body OF the bill, but only to the
clause upon which Mr.. Hayes veto was
based, namely, the one that explicitly
abrogated two articles OF the Bur
hngame treaty.
A FIRE occurred yesterday in the can
ming establishment OF C. James King of
William. at the corner OF Sansome and
Broadway San Francisco. The entire
second story and roof, and portion Of
the lower story were burned, and She
contents OF the building escaping the
fire were much damaged by water
The loss is probably $4,000. The
cause is unknown. About 80 white
employees are thrown oat OF work.
John Gemple, of 10 Delaney street,
New York, beat his wife yesterday un-
til he thought her dead, and then threw
her out on the stairs, bolted the bed
room doors. set the house on fire and
cut his throat from ear to ear. The
fireman found him in bed enveloped in
flames, and dragged him into the street,
where he died. The woman's skull is
fractured and her death. is expected
Cause, jealousy.
Abraham 5. Hewett says: s'Tilden
has taken no steps for the nomination.
| should think that if he cared to run
he could have no greater satisfaction
than to run against Garfield, whose vote
in the Electoral Commission lost him
the Presidency last time
The Maryland Democratic Conserva-
tive State Convention elected unpledged
delegates to. Cincinnati, but expressed
confidence in the ability OF Thomas
Francis Bayard.
A prominent anti -Tflden politician
says the candidacy of Seymour at Gin
cinnati is now certainty, and he will
accept if named with reasonable
unanimity.
Grant thinks Seymour will be nomi-
mated at Cincinnati, and Grants friends
say the defeat of Garfield will make
Grants nomination a necessity four
years hence.
A telegram from Dortmund, West
phlia, announces fire-damp explosion
there. Nineteen corpses have already
been found.
The Georgia Democratic State Con-
vention recommended the two-thirds
rule, and elected delegates to Cincin-
natl who are favo, able to Field.
The Northern Belle declares a divi-
dend OF fifty cents. The Overman is
assessed fifty cents, and the McClinton
twenty-five cents.
Franklin Landers was nominated by
the Indiana Democratic Convention for
Hn.-arpnr
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24
HEAR WHAT PEOPLE SAT- WHO MERITS OF
ROGERS EMINENT.

W H. Ioomer Esq Orleans La. dug i. 1879.
Having tried
article Yours, p BoSsEiGNEUR 1874 south Basin
W NewO Laonube T..
ShA neghtor
had everything
get bottle RoaR LISINENT
menced using it. and the application.
sound and we'll and lin
Yours ETC.. PHILIP MAGE Iammany
'" H. looner Esq: Nr Orleans 90, 1878.
So R9aa LlSIEs for sale by
nvauable Yours truly, E. HCuIIou
". H. Toome. Esq. Ronn Iocome Dr q 1879
SIR lease ship by schooner
EN The sale increasing rapidly
Capt. w H. d"omer New Orleans: Pa,lntaa
D9r ~ Please send dozen taking
well here and We think the sale will Yours
MI W" ii yoIher Bayou LrconJe Nov
hea ha-io1en bottles 'fsodEs entirely
axe need very much And oblse W. c.
" H. Tooue, ,bag s,o;nas =, 6,ns ~
S haveen IoGERs L1SIEr
/
W Fl Tooner Esu
SCI have ROGERS LSIaESr
L. NJ ID
X. y Esq. ,6ba. r,a. "a
Please send me Onhf stock has
Yours ruv
". H. Ioonier. FS1: ~.
Sir a Cuts Old sores AMI Sore i
on animals and lind 1t to
~ use iouS tr"E L. kocA Lumber Yard, Old
-" ~ noiner Esq iibae Alabama
is the Best Remedy any kind
lons w.
"on tes}iH % ne wonderful iooERs LaNMEST."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24

". f. Parker, l day and
mileage. 80 miles $3.50. 4 GO
Pat Welch, l day and mileage
40 miles. 5 90
N. Fl. Crary. day and mile
age, 80 miles. .......... Z 5O
Chas. Aubry, day and mile
age. 40 miles. ..-...... . OO
A. Cousin, ! day and mileage
60 miles. ... 80. q w
J. ". Smith, day and mile
age, so miles ....-.... Z w
W. G. Kentzel, salary rs Sec
rotary and Printer, May, IL 5O
W. G. Kentzei, salary as Sec
rotary and Printer, June, II 81
The Police Jury then adjourned,
to meet on the second Tuesday III
August.
A true copy of the minutes.
j. II. ALLISON, President.
W. G.. HENTzEL, Secretary. It
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24
ROGERS
Celebrated
LfNIMENT.


Tissue bone lsen
astonishing in the
The the last
at the and the
o23y to insure
this valuable
offered
public will cleanse
/ n o varnis
The but
o the
preventing
o IS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24
Fare to all points. .... zoe
Excursion Rates, Round Trip Soc
Children-Haif Price.

Three lines of stages connect with the
steamer at Vaudeville. Madisonville and
Old Landing. for CONVICTION.
Freight will be received daily at her
landing. New Basin, near Magnolia
Bridge.
Baggage (only) received at the corner
of Canal and Carondelet streets, on the
departure of the train on which the boat
leaves.
Shippers and Passengers can safely
rely upon the above trips being regu-
larly made, unless prevented by bad
weather or low water
For further information. apply to
". G.. COYLE,
No. 30 Carondelet ST.. New Orleans.
Or to WM. BADON.
Corington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24
For Vaudeville and Gov
ington.
s5TiTt.aEt3 The new and swift steamer
ssgszsz
SUNBEAM.

John A. Bietry. ........ Master.
John A. PeyrouS. ..........C Clerk.
will leave NEW LAKE END on arrival
of cars from corner Canal and Carondelet
street, viz:
Sunday excursion on arrival of a. M
as Joness Brick Yard.
Sunday, on arrival of p. m. train, for
jacksonville direct.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, on
arrival OF p. m. tram, stopping at all
way landings Us faf rs Jones's Brick
Yard.
Wednesday excursion on arrival of s
a. M. train, stopping mt all way landings
rs far as Joness Brick Yard. and on arri-
val 8 p. m. train. for Vaudeville and
Madisonville.
Saturday. on arrival of 3 p m. train.
stopping at all way landings rs far as
Jones's Brick Yard.
RETURNING.
Leaves Sunday-Jones's Brick Yard. at
4. A. VI. and p. VI.
Leaves NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mt $50
A. NJ.
Leaves ay-Madisonville at 80
A. NJ.
Leaves Wednesday, ones's Brick
Yard at A. NJ. and 3P NJ.
Leaves Friday and Saturday-Joncss
Brick Yard at A. NJ
Wind and water permitting.
First-class restaurant and bar at CITY
prices.
Freight received daily at 459 Ju'ia
street, excepting Wednesday and Su1-
day excursion days. Close connection
made with stages at jacksonville and
Jones's Landing for Covington and Abita
Springs.
Baggage received only on connecting
trains.
Fare from or to New Lake End, FIFTY
CENTS each way.
Fare on excursion days. FIFTY
CENTS round trip. Children half price.
For further particulars apply on board,
Or 10 III. III. SMITH,
Jyi0 Agent. CoyingtCn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-07-24

Will LEAVE THE New LAKE END
On arrival of the cars from the corner
of Canal and Carondelet streets:
On MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. for
Vaudeville. Lewisburg, Madison
lille and Old Landing. 80. III p. NJ.
On TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SATuR-
DAY, for Vaudeville. Lewisburg
and Madisonville, extending
Saturday trip to Old Landings P. NJ.
EXCURSIONS.
WEDNESDAY, for Vaudeville and
Old Landing ~ NJ.
SUNDAY, for Vaudeville and Old
Landing. ........-f \. III.
WEDNESDAY, for Vaudeville and
Madisonville ...... ...... d P. VI.
SUNDAY, for Madisonville direct. e p. NJ.
RETURNING
Leaves jacksonville on MONDAYS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS $40 4. II
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS. 3 A. N.
Leaves Old Landing. TUESDAY and
Leaves Old Landing. WEDNESDAY
and SUNDAY, tExcursions) DIR P. NJ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-03-30
The Death-rate of

Our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming, the average OF life being
lessened every year, without any
reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most insignificant
origin. At this season Of the year
especially, a cold is such q common
thing that in the bury of everyday
life We are apt TO overlook the dangers
attending it. and often find too late,
that a Fever or Lung trouble has
already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this wey every winter, while
had Boschee's German Syrup been
taken, cure would have resulted
and q large bill from a Doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Bo8chee's German
Syrup has proven itself to be the
greatest discovery OF its kind in medI-
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DIED

RoUNDY-At her residence in the Six
tenth Ward, on Sunday morning, March
18th, 1850, at ten minutes past five a. m,
NJ s. Betsy Quimby Roundy, widow of
the late Shadrach Roundy, former bishop
of the Sixteenth Ward.
Deceased was born in the town of
Lunenburgh, Essex County, Stare of
Vermont, on the 29th day of June, 1898.
Was baptized by Elder Orson Hyde in
the year 1882; passed through all the
trials and fluctuations visited upon the
saints, without murmering, firm and m
wavering to the faith she had embraced.
ever ready to share her bre4d with the
hungry, to comfort the afflicted and suc-
cor the distressed. She was the mother
of ten children, had seventy-one grand
children, and seventy-three great grand
children; she hsd taken to raise ten
mo'herless children, and nobly performed
a mothers psrt to them. During the
past three years she had been sorelv
afflicted, being almost entirely belpless:
LOT twenty-onr days she had been speech
less and unaole to psrtake of food, vet
whilst unable TO speak she was quite con-
selous TO the last, ard several times made
Signs that she wished the administration
Tor the sick, earnestly desiring 10 be
heaied; at the last she passed quietly
away, and will now sleep until the esur-
TeGtl o. the iust.-[C NJ.
I nne,al services at the Sixteenth Ward |
s soL, house Tuesday morning. March |
oo.hI az ~ an: Friends OF the family |
are cordially invited to attend.
,, 0siil oa and New York papers,
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Some Mistakes.

Washington, 29.-Inquiries made
in official circles, to-day. regarding
the allegation that certain American
ships of war are engaged in making
soundings and surveys in the vicinity
of the lagoon OF Chirlqui, elected re-
plies that no American vessels had
been ordered to make surveys in that
locality; that charts of the waters
adjacent thereto have been in the
possession of government for some
years past, aud that no instructions
have been given American vessels to
do anything in the locality ment oned
which would be distasteful to the
Panama government. The state
ment OF one official on the subject
was that the presense American men
of war, in the vicinity of Cniriqui.
naturally excited suspicion just at
this time, owing to the much-,a ked-
of Isthmian Canal project. He int
mated that there was no cause for any
feeling on the part of the uat.Ves.
Secretary Thompson said. to-day,
he had heard nothing OF sending
man OF war to southampton, to con-
vey the King of Siam to the United
States.