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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-04

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MISCELLANEOUS.


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NEW PoLscISs WRITTEN.

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Death Leases Paid by Pacific
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
FRANCE.

PARls Fab Al. Tho Oounci! of Ministers to-
day discussed the question of tho astradition of
Hartmann. hut no decision waH arrived nj.
Prince Otl"T liuaaiaII Ambassador here. prom
Qualifying the exradtion Of the prieoner
LONDON. Fab. at.~A Parts diapateh To the
Tunes says the Arehhirhop Of Bordeaux. In for
wnrd!ng 500 francs to the Catholic Archbishop
of Dublin, declares that Franc" aud Ireland arr
inseparable. and recalls the community or faith
md long standing exchange OF aympathy be-
tween them
Tho Russian arrested on Tho seventeenth. In
tho Champs d'ElYsoea. Paris. charged with
bsing connected with the Moscow exulo sion. Ia
Ia believed to be the Same man who rented and
occupied the house In Moscow where tho eN-
plosion Of tho mine under tho railway was
opOrai ed. tf this Ia established to tho RatisfaC-
tion of the French government he will ,, he sur
rendered as common murderer. although
there liz no eXtradtton trsnty betwoen France
and Russia.
The statement published this morning that
some reaetionAry deputies have applied for the
mans releasc but We're told that u i appeared
attempt hc would be aurrendernd to the Rus
sian authorities. In erroneous. The facts seem
To be that three leaders OF the Repuhiean
groups mot renctionariasl asked Premier Dc
litiral or common law offence and tho Premier
referred thom TO nj. Caz 1t. Minister Of Justice
A dispatch from Paris says that nj. 0aEo,
claimed for the government perfect freedom &c
take whatever course II might think advisable
assuming entire responsibility. TRilnndiar
Republican member Of the Chamber OF Depu.
ties. expressed dissatisfaction with this reply
but said he would refer 1t 10 his colleagues a
tho next meeting of the axtrcmn Left. The
irreconellable organs ere highly indignant a
and Justice regard the alleged otfense Us abso'
lutely political.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
new YORK.
new YORK.
"A Fire on broadway nt strOys y
Millioa Dollars Of Property.
Two Eiremen Lose their Lives in the
81. Confiagration Trying TO Dis
cover the Origin Of
the Fire

NEW YoRk Feb. pt The large nyn- story iron
trout building Nea, sai and ssa broadway was
entirely destroyed hy nre lant evening Two
Hrenan who were npon the roof when II fell In
periahed In the namns, Al io!'H' tho i'te VIVA
etill burning but under conttol The total loaa
exceeds ri non opa. na iollaws. Hazan, Todd \
Co. tAaa ana. pnkorhofIa. liu'lanr o.. s,Eo ana
Jaa. Wilde. Jr. \ Co, &aso.eaa: Lorillard n Co,
1saoua.
The smoking rninp or the burned broadway
stores attracted cfawia of lankara- nn thia morn.
inw. Near the alley. on aeme timhers leaning
AsainHt the wall of asa broadway. was diaeoy-
erred The body, q y fireman, nousher,r. lying
flat On bis back, who waa aeon dragged from the
head and aro,a oharred. The trunk was com,
pNrAtively nnharmed, but the feet were burned
On and the eGa we're numua of hardened coal.
A careful scfutiny If The tn'na revealed 10
trace OF Cars iay hte maainE cnmrade but II Ia
thought hia body will certainly be found under
the Umhera Theae rauuat he removed until
The debrie haa sufficiently cooled, to allow the
esacinE et ne hanging n na,,y wall On the north
Under a n,aae Of rnine lie also the three large
eefee Of the tlrms that occupied the building.
ot the lcaaea. which can now only be appros.
imated Mr.. l'aren, nf the firm Of Hasnn. Todd
Co, statee that thesr 'eaa would certainly ap-
prcarh. II not exceed &as aoo. This amount ta
FULLY Insured, nterkahon, Koflnr \ Co. lcsa
II estimated AZ tspo ~. yaa Mtlde. !r. %:
estimate the value of their property. which Ia u
fetal loss II will exceed tipo. .nnn.
!. An offar Of t2esnaN was recently refused tnr
the building II NJ fully Incurred and with he
Immediately rebuilt The oria!p Of tho tre re-
mains n rumplete mystery, MIR, Hagen, Of
naaen. Todd ca. said 'hia morning that the
boiler and engine we're In the rear part Of the
building i'll a stub basement. Al $50 he. with
other members If he firm and aoma mpleyeea,
went TO the main UNor aud were sitting In the
rear talking when euddeuly. without warning,
rnsh ot black Thick smoke came MI the stair
way and faoa tho rrum All barely escaped
with their ltves MIR, Hazen aaii the engineer
below ssot out under the grating and was saved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
POLITICS.
Republican Primaries in New York An
Almost Solid Grant Delegation Elected.

NEW YoIk. Feb. u. Primaries we're held last
night for the election OF delegates 10 the Repub-
iican convention at Utica. AS far heard rom
Grant. twenty one favor Grant, two are opposed
rs Grant and two opposed RI the third term.
Only enc publicly fsvors Conkling. Five are
and thrre favor Grant as first choice and Blaine
AS second.
THE MAINE aREENRAckERs.
AUGUSTA Feb. The Graenbackars in the
Legislature held a caucus last evening and
nominated delegates nj largo to the national
convention 10 meet at Chicago. A committee
WAS appointed to draw up a resolution OF
thanks to Soon Chase. father o. the party In
Maine FOR the resolute stand he had taken dur
ing the late trouble
THE VIRGINIA REAplrsTEKs rass THEIR nERT
BILL.
RICHMOND. Feb, 2l.-The Senate to-day. by a
vote Of ~ t. II. all the members present. and
each voting with his party passed thu debt bill
agreed upon by the Readluster caucus and put
forth under the patronage of Senator seddle-
earser. The bill reduces the principal OF the
State debt to about $4,000 900 and the interest to
per cent. the bonds 10 be taxable and the cou-
pons not receivable for taxes. The oil now
goes TO the House. where. according to the
esolu,ion of the Read.uster caucus. 1t will be-
amended by striking out that portion which
sets apart certain patt Of the revenue to meet
the interest and extinguish the principal. No
special fund is to be created for such purposes,
but the money In the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriased is to be devoted thereto.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
How tho san EranCiAcans PrOpDse tn Get
Md Of the Chinese

nan Francisco. Fob. 21.~-At q special meoting
Of Tho board of henlth to-day the report of tho
committee appointed on tho second instant to
Investigate he condition of the Chinese quarter
was read Tho report deals with the state OF
affairs found TO exist there. and its disclosures
of crowdinK. nth. disease. crime and utter
disregard OF nil considerations for tho pre-
servation OF lfe health and property are oven
more startling than had heen expected. Tho
report closed with tho recommendation that
Chinatown be condemned aa nuisance. and
cnlls upon the proper authorities TO take the
necessary steps for Its abatement without de-
lay The report was unanimously adopted.
and 1t "a expec,ed Immediate action will be
taken to carry out the siews OF the board:
The workngmen are grently Rrntied at the
action taken which, 1t is believed. will meet
with but little opposition except from directly
Interested parties.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
.M..ExIt'O..

GALVESTON. Feb. 2l,-To- morrow's Ne.rs will
publish the following special, dated City OF
Mexico. twenty FIRST: "Dn Monday United
States Minister Foster will receive Gen. Grant
and party ut the United States LEGATION AT
$3.50 to-day Gen. Grant and party left Ortzoba
and passed Esparanza. the first railroad station
on the Central Table Lands. He will breakfast
ap5aca and Tii arrive here at 7sd p o. =,
present Gen. Grant daily with copy Of each
pub ication during his stay,
HAVANA Feb 2l.-The French mall steamer
from Vera Cruz brings aayicas from the City ot
Mexico to the seventeenth. The Illness of the
wife Of President Diaz will seriously Interfere
The belief is again becoming prevalent that
President Diaz will be obliged to extend his
own presidential term. because Of fears OF an
The newspaper Republic. edited BY the Judge
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
ENt,l.AND u.

t,aHnoN Feb. 1l.-Thn govarnmant has de-
cldeh ~ etrenupuslv oppose the a,nenamant tn
the Irish r. lief bill ny which Mr. hlggar pro
unsns that no parson tanplvine outdoor relief
akall forfeit any franchise he may poa ets. u
la calculated that "a he bin a. ptaaent stands
several Thousand vO'ars would ha disqualified
hv aeaenting relief,
Nj Maddox. pnhlIsher, AND ! y E judd,
printers. of the sporting and H'1m"dt Ne,fs.
pnrrael uf lih4lli Y tue III, Hon n. Dwy.rNrav,
Lord Mayor "a Dublin have bran commit al
Tor tail In the u-,tra Giimlnpl 0ourt bnt have
heeu liberated In the meanwhile On their own
reonp u m pnea In slpn lnusda each. II is IN
iaratnon that an adjournment Of a hearing ri
tha naea f,csa tho nine aan b instant took place
with he ylaw st ennhtlnp defandante 10 com
from ae he after hy suhsnrih ng to the Irish
rsjiet fund hut that the amount they offaret,
failed 10 atiafy Lord Mayor aray.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

CrNriNNArl Fnh Al Mira. Caldwell aud Mr.
wy Is,r " s Ha"
Lorenzo nanforda condition L. considered
ieal, A man upmed Jopee. while working
Al the anana cf the disaster fell from the trea,le
aud received fatal Injuries.
LARGE r1eE IN JERSEY CITY
NEW yoRK Fab u The large brick building
corner " liuaacn aud Husaax atrcata. Ieraar
CITY. was entirely DESTROYED Nv are 70 day
Several Atma had thatr stock eanalitnad or al
badly damaged aa ta be valnalaae. P.tknnaa
shuttle 4 o.. loae tiooo llamt.l \ 1n,. iron reil
ss ,ssao ma1a F,'s"arss ua1r Ia ran tounary ] s1so
Watlia. iron worka. stn,nno, Manh attain Refining
Company. tNooo. Tue building waa worth
t3nNN.
RULED ny FAIL.
Arta>rA. Ga. Feh. u.-a. w. Naaaltina a
wealthy old raantleman ot laa'anne. tt., I. day
fell from n ladder leading to n loft In hls barn,
and WaH inatantly killed.
4 TRAIN p,ruHEp.
sr JosRrn. Mo. Feh a, An engine md thir-
teen tre,Hh ht cara were dttehed near Aenink, on
the II, Inu.a and Wahaal Road lat niuht BY
,ha engineer. and a brakeman we're seriously
Injured.
FIRE AT pArEavtLLE, anN,
MFMra,s,. Feb. A.. .nra at lsateev!lle,. Ark.
Y " OlapH 4 %, ,oowiepp \ 90, aud TAYLOR 4
snrane" mnsn1Wn !, s'"n hs1ns held hy Local
hY loaa nf life. the particulars of wh irh have
not yet been received.
A uRlnGE ON THE NASHVILLE AND ar. Lours
RAILROAD BURNED.
CINCINNATI. Fab. oi.A Chattanooga, Tenn.
special 70 the Enquire, says; A bridge on the
line of the Naahvlle. Chattanooga and Vt. Louis
Road. on the outskirts Of thia city, waH burned
Yesterday. IL was a wooden structure, laH font
long. covered with Tin and ranaatad If two
RpRna. The fira originated from apnrka from u
locomotive. Every veatigo of the bridge was
consumed. The regular Nanhvio passenger
train left the city about tho time OF lro and nr-
rived AZ the bridge when tho whole was Il nlAas
OF flame. HiS trains are delayed hy the diaastcr.
The bridge waa used hy the Nashville. Gbatta-
nonsa aud 81. Louis. Memphis aud Ohatanoo-
~, aud by tho Alabama and area, Southern
Railways. The regular hrilEoman was aenpinH
when tho tlre started Passengers tu and from
New Orleans. Memphis and Nashville have to
he transferred In hoata. large force will nj
once begin the erection of a temporary atruc-
.ure, An iron bridge will take tho place Of the
one aonanmad.
TWO unorHERs ktILED IN vicKspuRa.
Nickspuna Fab. W.-Thomas j. bolton Jr..
nf Bottoms Depot Miss. ahot and killed Leon
ard NJ Clarke and hts brother. Douglass Clarke.
AT il O'Clock last night The fight began be-.
tween Bolton and d ,uglass Clarke. Leonard
Clarke coming out Of the Theatre. saw Bolton
shooting M his brother. ran up and HrnSppd
Boltena pistal. attempting 10 Iaik II from him.
Bolton resisted. and. lerking tho pistol from
Clatkes grasp. shot him. 1t Ia stated that
neither OF the Clarkea wore armed Bolton
made his escape but WAS captured this morn
Ing near Edwards. Miss Tho excitement IL
intense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
ITALY.

LoNnnN, Feb "a dIspatnh from Rome to
the Handa,d aara "Htrlctly eunfldanisi re
ports Respecting the nature If The agitation In
In Ireland have reached the Fore. which shows
that thtae,- fcutths of II are due to n spirit OF
socialism Very precise Instructions to the
I'ish hlshnpa. therefore. are being prepared.
eshnftlnR them to take care that IN relieving
thnee wi, are working 10, political oliaots,s
ToMR, Feb. 2l,in the Ohamher oS neuu!Iles
~ har, a,auot Hrln. formerly hInistnr Of Ma
inc, declared that the double turtatnh itnnnlad
Dul.ie is ahsol".ely superior to ell the Iron
Glade In the world for the power Of maehinely Y
and armament and only slightly esoellad by
the RrttIsh irt nnlaj Alexander for epeed. The
Mnia,ar " Marine confirmed hignor htin'e
statement. and said It was Indispensable Tor
large irouclads tn have NUMEROUS torpedo
bnata. The Chamber then passad staanin Ion
~ satis faction and thanks to the constructors
pfi itln ralapl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
WASHINGTON.
The Question of Organizing a Territorial
Form Of Government III Alaska.

WASHINGTON. Feb. u.The sub.committee
appointed by the Senate Committee on Terri
tories 70 report upnn tho a1vtrahity of Great
tnE territorial government Tor Alaska. to-day
heard ool. Bali collector Of customs n, sitka,
In advocacy OF the proposed LEGISLATION. His
ststements Of the condition ol atIails In Alaska
for the protection oi the people aud the de-.
velorment Of the resources Of the territory
agreed with those which have been extensively
published during the past few months On the
same side az the question.
TKR STAR rosTAL ROUTES.
:. The House Committee on postotf1ces aud
Iosiraads M Today prepared . report T. accom-,
the rules will enaaavor 10 get u two-thirds vote
isr It's passage; The report viii set forth M that
Eress was greeted hy thn Postmaster General 20
the fact thhf deficiency appropriation Of 81
eao,eoo would be seautred ta continue the pres
EFT expedited schedule Of star routes to the
end ei h the nsra year and ihs the service
service upon all routes II the required appro-
priation was refused by [ nSress: that two
months SAP. snd a half , have have passed aud
that the department has issued 4 general
order cutting down the service upon all routes
20 a weekly service, which. under the law. re-
auires one months notiee 10 contractors. and
involves payment 10 them by The government OF
one month I nay, which will aggregate ss0o neNs
an investment fer which the government ylr-
tually and actually RECEIVES no correspondents
service. In view Of the above facts aoa the Sc
rtous ineonyenienees resulting 10 the public.
the report will ur6a the passage Of hill con
unntnG the appropriation for star routes upon
their present basis OF service, The hi l. which
is being prepared on a careful estimate onits
any consideration Of three or four routes which
have been the special subjects of Investigation
br special committee Of the Appropriations
Committee. leaving them n be affected by the
ultimate Recommendation of the Appropriations
committee bill. which the Postoffce Committee
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
MARINE NEWS.
Disasters TO Several Veaselu OF tho Eng
lish Coast.

LONDON. Fob. ~. Tho brig Anta Ropist has
arrived al Dublin with the loss Of her forotop-
mast. maintop gallant IN ast. ilbboom. bulwnrka
aud sails gone.
The bark Hlomedln from Liverpool for New
York, has put into Duhlin leaking. having
been strained by heavy weather.
Tho brig from Wilmington for NlRagow be-
fore reported towed bottom upwards to Lam
lash, Scotland. the GROW probably being lost.
hRa beon righted and towod to Glasgow
The bark Mnrchino at Londonderry from
baltimore. iettisoned part OF her cargo In con
sequence of hanvy weather.
rho bark Indefati0able. from Dur lon for
Lcith put Into Falmouth. leaking: sha lost her
aaila bulwarks and head gear. and hnd hor
rudder damaged.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
W EAT INDIES.

HarAaA, Feb ., The Eusllah mail ataamer
ftnn st Thomas. February 10. has n,t ived here.
ahe htipas advleaH ftnm Font an Primes to the
twelfth stant. as follows
nlatu,banee waa feared. owing to the lonn
uusat ion. The aha,nhnis oppose he executives
", iart ID rennsnIs, tho iuteRrai debt, but the
executive la 1etermin nod In ttiumph Private re
porte eay that tho matter Ia n job. antated Into
hot ween tha President aud the loan contractors
Military preparations have been made al Port
Az -Trinoe.
Atvices from Han DomIng, report NIL quiet
The prominent candidates For tho Presidency
are Inparnn and Merino.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
TURK Ey.

Gcnsranr,NorbE. Fab 1-Gol Eynga. whom
Hr Aualin Lpysrh sent last month 10 dls-
tribute relief among tho Muaaalnan refuGens
in Eastern Ranledd. hae been naptuteh. to-
sethef with h.a vile. hv Creek hriganda. near
pelonira The haplia demand large ransom
fnr their release. Col aynge writes to
the British Uenaul at RRloptca urging him tf
ureyen, the diapatoh of troops. Rs the brtHandF
fhrna'an to kill both him and hia wife II M
armed force IL aent a0atnat than. Layard has
ordered The ntittab gnnboat Raptd TO proeeef'
to aalonioa to inquire what la the best course &c
puraue for their liberation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
SOUTH AMERICA.

HAVANA, Feb 2t-AdvleeH from Caracas. Vane-
suela tn the els,h ipatent state that n riHipg
occurred at Giudad Bolivia. on the twenty,
ppth ultiipo. Cen HaHtelo up,tas. epmman-
claimed Gen Upljna na their chief. Gusnan
Blanee waa taking aative maaaufea to sup
press the riaing. Thraa a'eamers and 2opn men
are ready for Tho campaign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

tn. day Mt The RussIan Graek Church wi aennnd
Avenue Among those In attandan"a were bts
Esnellepnv Mr. Nicholas Hhisbkip Envoy Eg-
t,acrdinsry aud Minister flenipntentia,y ef
Huaaia 10 the United a,ates. cnd hls wife, and
Baron and Baroness Blanc The service was IT
an entirely private character, end was con
dnoted by Rev. Father Nicholas Bietring.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
Movement Of ocean vessels.

New YORK Fab 81 Arrived: City OF Colum-
bus. BothLia. La Hama, Isaac Bell Geo. W
Clyde. Arrived out: Iota. Devon. Othello. Bull
garian. Oircassia. Hunworth. Mercarto, Penn
sytvanta. Dora, Viola. Atlanta, HlnrIeh.. Jas
kenway, Juhinal. Kathinka. Lady Dufftr In
Mary Ann. Wilmera Homeward: Acme fol
Pensacola. Hedevig for Pascaaoula. Grid. Fir
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Mig llhel suit Against the New York
Herald.

New yonx, Feb ai.-pr. VIM Htrew. who was
| recently removed from his n"s lon as nletliaal
| aupar rintensaut NJ The Insane Asylum On Black
wells Island hy the ao,nlnta lonara II charities
and anrreetiona. has beg m an astinn In the
fupreIna Court against james 'so'd"n Innnatt.
| propr ta.or ~ the Herald aud Ieiepynn,. claim
tlnn through falsa publications Ia tn esa Jour
aln
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
SPAIN.

MADRID Feb. piA committee composed Of
Hanatnts and members IT the Chamber nf
Derutlea have requested Premier Ganovas Dol
,astilo To negotiate with England and tho
United States for II reduction of the duties on
InIaina aud oranges. The Premier has pronised
~ aKamiua tho ,ftiaatt0D
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
A Monu.,ent u Warrington In wall
ktrcef

NEw yopR Fab qt-A epenial maeting of the
0ha,nhet ot Commerce was hall this afternoon.
vhau the subject If erecting suitable nonu-
auauratlen nf 0eorRe Washington as fret Fresi-
dent Of the United atatea. was discussed ut
length. The matter was finally referred tn q
COMMITTEES To ascertain " n suitable sita could
procured. and alsa what tnaars nould ha
all nntel to carry the ntoieet inln exenMtlnn.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
Nev York Hank statement.

New York Feb 2l.-The weekly statement OF
tbs associated banks shows the following
crease. ST. .140ToO: legal tenders decrease. ST.
1880 800: deposits. increase. H.iT2 900: eircula-
ton increase &3l7 400: reserve. Increase. s2s4.-
1911 The banks now hold 81 ,492 450 In excess oi
legal reuuirementS.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

~ the National aurreme Court. aharges ptas
with ehapns matters In order tn bring about
the Necessity for m extension Of his term OF
Office.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

will eudeavnr. through ia chairman tMr
Money! to introduce Monday, and will plov,dc
Tor Il deficiency apurnprla Ion Of about ~ roo.
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Thanksgiving services In New York for
the Escape of the Car.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-A thanksgiving service
for the preservation OF Emperor Alexander OF
Russia from the late attempt on his life was held
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
SPORTING NEWS.
Hanlan Challenges tho World to Row Against
Him.

TonoNro Fob. II. Hnnlan .oifors to wager
slooo that no can boat nny man In tho world hvo
seconds In five mlos In Toronto Bay. tho rnce
o tnko place In June July. He has depoa
tied 5000 forfeit as nn earnest OF tho sincerity OF
iha pfpr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Victims Of the Cincinnati Narrow
Gauge Railroad Accident.

CtsrtNNAri Fob AL Mira Caldwell and Mr.
Willy wnu were injured tn the railroad accident
near IaeohshurG n attnn. died Yesterday. Hon,
Lorenzo panford'a condition L. considered
riionI, A man upmed Jopnn. while working
al the anana of tho t,aanter fell from the reatle
aud received fatal Injuries.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

LONDON Fab. al The ak. dAv go you
plensa walking match aame TO n close to- night.
Blower Brown scored 5E3. flnzlel asD milea. Day
4a6 mlna Brown beatirR HaZael's previous
record by three hours and eight minutes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-22

HATURDAY. February II.
Tho House wna called to order at n o'clock
Hpeaker Ogden in tho chair and q quorum
present.
Prayer VIVA offered BY Right Isev. J. N. Gale
her.