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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Grand Opera House.

II tho Saturday night audience WIS cold. as-
| suredy the same thing cannot be eald Of last
| night at the Grand Opera House. The audi
ence was II ANYTHING. too enthusiastic Every
thing was encored. uch good humor D evail-
Ing MI through the house. The operette on the
boards wa Les Cloches do Correvle and the
performance went on very smoothly through
ont.
Tonight the Maurice Grau troupe will on
tertan the public with In Bele HeIene, and TO-
morrow night. Tor tho benefit Of Duplnn and
M zteres. In Perichole. these two artists do,
serve announcement. and We hope that Il full
house will reward thelr talented endeayors to
please-
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Last night Joe Murphy opened his engage
ment at tha Acad deuly ut Music before II large
aud eht hustastic house. Tue p'tee played WIS
poetry ana chivalry Of tho Iri-h peasant. Hs
we'll supported by his company. n nonR
whom mny be mentioned MIss NJ. Loduski
Young: who played the or rincipal female part.
Mr., MnrDhy Is an uudpub ed art pt fn the
specatly which he has pursued, anu no more
entsrtsirinR sui iact could be presented
Kerry Cow will be repeated this evening.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
The Gilbert combluu Ion opened last evening
for u short season at the st. Charles Theatre.
nroduning n very pretty comedet = entitled
which they have named Mosquitoes" probably
and only Oh account of the NUN and buzz of
Whlcn II g c0LStlfutel,
Tn comedy was we'll played by Miss Salte
Gilbert, Mr.. James NJ. Gi bert and Mr.. ID. K.
\ Young. and Mosquitoes offs sed an abundance
of fun t, the Spectators. Mill Katie Gilbert
Miss Belle Cub ri. Mr Harry Boil and Mr. Jas.
E Boyle. b ,,ias the members OF the company
who appeared In the comedy being In tho cast.
Like Brook. of salshur,4 Troubadoura Mos
uni -oes Is indescribable 1t Is an experimentation
of pleasing nonsense, intei spersed with songs
dances. tmmitable displays such as the masses
delight In for an hour ot recreation.
The Appearances of tho dlberts in this city
revealed. In the pre- enc, Of Katie Gilbert q
soubrette of unusual talent. whose only fault
last even ng lay In the fact that. although she Is
In this builesqu". at least far superior to all the
other players. she is IF 1td-d less opportunity
than almost any OF the others-oD portunitis5
TO show her Qnntttiea. She possesses a clear,
sympathetic Voice grace. sprighttnass. dash
and all tha prarequi -ite5 70 &C. mplshmrnt ia
her line nf bu-inss3-tn fact she WAS the cen-
trtl figure OF the performance. aud deservst
oil the app5aula she received. The same bill
will TO repeated tonight.
IRELANDs BENEFIT
On Wednesday the matinee and evening per-
fOrmances of tha Gllberfs will be given for the
b4urtit Of suffering Ireland. Il der thu auspices
OF be Irish ktl Capt John Fitzpatrick aud
the Mitchell RIFFS. Capt. Manning.
This mln1tceues Will unuuestiOnablY be ap-
pre- lated by all VITO SYM phdtIz3 with thu poor
II Ir nd Ia its Distress aud II will give all
a other opportunity to manifest In material
way such sympathy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
MOzART's TWELFTH MASS.

Yesterday tho feast Of tho Holy Name of
Jesus. ono OF tho principal feaats Of the Jesuit
order graod high mass WAS celebrated at their
church by Father Baeley, ss-leted by Father
Royahouse. deacon, aud Mr.. FACET 3 j.. sub
deacon.
Father Downey preached an able sermon on
the feast of tho Holy Name.
The music aa ueua. was ~ the highest order.
Prof. Btu 2er. wilt numer ,us ehote, gave Mo-
Hsr 3 Twelfth Mnas, which being igrgely choral
was sung viii Inc effect bv his we'll trained as-
sstanta. GuRlelm4's Vsni sarcte' before
the sermon. and Mlllrds Ave ria" at he
ofertory. with violin Rceam anlnent nv Mr..
ElHuchn. were acceptably suag. ths 6rst by
Mrs. Dunn, the second bv Nine Anaon. AT
tho earnest request Of many anna eurs, Prof.
htHtSer has kindly consented to repeat the
mas. Sunday nsxt. and Ws hops soon ~ hear
BesthoveD, Haydn. Hnmmel. Gounod and other
famous masters under tho professors able
mAnagemnnt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Edisonts Midnight Lunch.

Menlo Park Carre- pondence New York World
The midnight lunch Is a striking feature OF
the laboratory lite. At IL o'clock every night
two men and il dog enter the laboratory laden
down with baskets Of ediheS from the neigh
boring caterer The dog, huge Newtound-
land plays as important apart IN the per-
formance IA his hped companions, Tor with
lighted lantern hanging from his mouth he
leads the way from over the railroad track
and across the fields TO the abode of the
ward He Also assists at times by having
strapped To his back a basket or can con
tanning some of the lunch. The repast with
out the dog to participate would be barren;
He seems to know his standing, and
he Is always tt be found ut his post
OF duty Around the lunch tihie
gather the inventor and his assistants,
and as the good things disappear
they discuss the days work, tell stories and
gossip generally. A freer or Eayer set could
scarcely be found. The jovia good natureot
the chief spreads to all, fun and fancy
reign supreme. After lunch once more be-
gins the work of science and continues until,
cne hy one, the assistants drop of TO sleep.
A few retire to their homes. the larger num-
her. however, follow the plan OF the leader,
and utilize their benches for beds Edison
himself gives In generally aoout a. M, Sc
ieeting some unoccupied spot, where, with his
coat fur pillow, he sleeps 4oundly some
tunes until 10 O'clock. other times until 6, Tor
his time OF rising varies.
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A Warlike 0utlaGk In virginia.
New York Herald

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. II Active prepara-
t0us against the piraticai vessels which have
been dep,r,iatng 80 long In Virginia oyster
waters are about to he commenced. The land
and naval forces Of the State are TO be called
out to capture the vpsses and put A stop to
oyster dredging by alien chips. This wariike
course Ia Indicated by the passage of a joint
resolution In the House. Of Delegates to-day,
which states that la view OF the depredations
hy InaraninE vessels In the waters
on the eastern shore. and the out
RACES on the people along the banks of
the Rappahannock river hy the crews Of
such vessels. several ot which have comnit-
ted MURDERS tue sum Of $500 is appropriat-
ed to enforce 4 he oyster laws In that section
DR.. Pitt, the delegate from Lancaster county.
the citiyans Of which have been SO outrage
ously yictimized. said that there ~ now quite
fleet. numbering some thirty odd of these
sessela, In the mouth OF the RippahannociS
river violating tho oyster laws of the State .
that the local authorities are ppwprless to
prevent them, and that two cttlTsns OF the
county had been murdered by these non
resident pirates. 1t Is proposed to fit out an
armed expedition either here, at Nor
folk or Fredericksburg. consisting OF q
yessel-steamer. II possihe-to he manned ny
sixty men armed with iong range rifles and
having on hoard a battery OF ritied artillery.
THIS vessel will he dispatched to the scene OF
the outFaHrs with "A view to blockade the ma
rauding let ia the river ANT arrest the crews.
The militia forces ~ Lancaster and other
counties along the kappahannock river Will
be on hand to ca-operate with the steamer,
and 1t is confidently expected that the tnNad-
ers will be- captured ami made prizes. Those
who know the crews of the trespassing oyster
vessels and the manner In which they are
armed with the hest long range rifles, assert
that there will he bloody work ~ soon "a an
attack Is made upon them. q litc All excite
ment has been created iii official circles by The
warlike outlook. The joint resolution will
pass the Senate tomorrow, and will then be
signed hy the Governor. after which tho eApe-
dtion will be Immediately fitted out.
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washburne and Grant.
washington Letter IN Chic ,go Tribu

Washington Letter In Chicago Tribune.I
1t ts understood here that there Is perfect
accord between the friends 81 Elthu 3. Wash
bulne and Gen. Grant. II Grant secures
tha nnninattun without a contest the result
will h9 largely due to the cordial cooperation
Of Mr.. Washburne. Then the understanding
Is that the latter will be called into the Cahl-
nat. II on the other hani. Gen Grant, n
view ot a possible contest III the convention,
should refuse to permit the use OF his name,
Mr. Washhutne would have the support Ct
many strong Grant men, including Mr. Conk-
ling and the New York delegation. It is nn-
dprstood also that MIR WashhLrne IS the htsI
choice Of Massachusetts. which will probably
not be for Grant in any event. Mr.. Washburne
IL. indeed. more often mentioned here Tor the
Presidential nomination than in the West.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
BRAY AND HIS BRICK.
Further Particulars of How He was
SWindled.

Further Particulars of How He was
Swindled.
The gold brick, or rather the brass brick
| swlnde has created considerable stir la police
circles aud II what ls said of Col II A Bray
be true. he ls not deserving Of the sympathy he
has received. l. Il asserted that Bray bought
the brick Notwithstanding tho fact that hs was
informed that 1t was stolen prol erty.
Tho two sbarpers. Chas Martin. elias Thomp-
son. and J JAntes Schnmway. alias J Barker.
informed Bray when he want to tAst th4 brick
with tbs intention Of pnrch l4lng 1t that 1t was
stolen property. and their bJ ,H In asking him
70 buy 1t. was that they. wera afraid to try and
might be- detected
Tho two accuped when arraIaned b.fore
sgase .saa ssab rs efy e u the Of
coming their aurety.
After tho bonds were signed It was PC avered.
much to tho su prise of Judge Mitenbsrger
that tho bondsman for the two prs .nsrs Was a
partner ~ IL A. Bray, the alleged victim This
transaction Appearing somewha' singular
In the eyes of The authorities, and as the chief
had received Information hat one of tho prison
ers WIS wanted In the West for bri,x trans
action OF Ike character no issued ordsrs to ar
rest al parties which nrrest was IF 'cted ut
o'clock Sunday morning by Aids Dava and
Mike Henuessey and Pecora.
The charge preferred against Martin and
Schumway this time waa being fngitives from
Justice On tii1 charge Judge Sheeban gave
IN order for the release OF the prisoners, and
fixed their hail at $500 each. They were again
about to obtain thtI Diberiy whom the detec-
tives appeared and additionally charg ID them
with being dangerous and suspicious charac-
tefs.
Notwithstanding the number of charges
against the h"cased together with tho fact that
they were kno 1n to he desperate robbers
Judge Bheehan released them $500 bonds
each. one Thomas OBrlen becoming their sur
e'y.
This case assumes most Interesting as we'll
rs II peculiar ~ pect whea the statement above
.a thken into con4id"rafton. toRther with the
fact that notwithstanding the bad charae or OF
the accused, large number Of rsnns have
interested themselves la their b-h if among
whom Is ex-Chef of Police I4e .Ierc n partner
OF Bray These mon have left no stone un-
turned In helping the accused out OF their
nreaRnt di if1lPnltu
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|qHE SITUATION IN MAINE.
fonditiOn OF Affairs in tho Pine
Tree State Yesterday.
fgsn, Chamberlain Formally Thanks
= ne Militte tor Obedience to Or
ders Gov. Smith Disposed
to Give TIP the Fight.
Tbe Fusion Legislature to Meet To- day

AUGUSTA, bar. IL, Gen. Chamberlain has
aeaed an ordvr. stating that "a the Hon.
Dsniel H. DAVIS has been duly qualified aa
<losernor the trust devolyed upon him Ia at
ah end. ReU gniziuR tho fact that all the
military auth olity emanates from Daniel L.
uars as soummander-n-chief; expressing
eHteful acElowledg to Lieut. Col. John
Nastall Brown, Major Frank L. Nye. Major
Jeeph w Fpauiling, ana Capt, Edward T..
snail of his etatf, FOR the able. prudent and
tbiclent manner I'll which they have dis
charged their difficult duties, commanding
Capt Nj. fpra que and his company and Capt.
John Nj, berry. Richa,d4's light infantry for
seal fidelity ami eanRlatcg in the discharge
df Important duties; commencing the atti-
iude In whit III the troops have borne them
eelraR show ing that no local or partisan feel
ngs for ~ oment shonh their loyalty to the
ccnetitutior and law; paying high tribute
10 Hon. CHI .rles Il. Naah. mayor of Augusta
fof bis imI ,artialty and skill In the difficult
fRsk OF pre- serving the peace and order of the
Qapitol ar d city, and thanking the ciIizens of
Maine, no, without distinction af party.
have burl le patiently the eHeroise of powers
NJ un1sup Il and have strengthened his hands
hnthe try ing task laid apan him nf protecting
ihelr pr, ,petty and rights IN what may be
|caIed th absence of civil government.
BosTo n. Jan. IsA special last night from
3Aneusta reports that Gov. Smith says some
tmembei of his party arc yet disposed 10
make u vuhla, hut that hr himself Ia only de-
tirous II Withdrawing as gracefully ~ possi-
kla un Ter the eircnmatRnces. The dispatch
Further eayS the leading Fuaianista In Au-
Ifasta iidtntt that their case is wrecked
1 Dispate from Augusta say: Hon John
~ Talbot. Speaker ot the Fusion House,
I&ring an interview thts evening. declared
UAe unchanged purpose OF the Fusion Legs-
Bure to assemble at the State House Mon
Nty afteyaoon, when the report OF the COM
#tttee oa the future course of the Lngisla-
he will be presented. This ommittee IA
| II In session here, but its members have
me home after having each been instructed
prepsFe an Individual statement of what
pears to him to he the proper policy to
srsne. Talbot states that some % the COM
tttee iaea are In favor OF asking for recogni-
IN by Congress. He further says that
Nhing would better suit the Fusion Lepis-
hire than to be refused the use Of the legis-
live hall. In such event no resistance
sald be offered, but that tho Legislature
tald quietly disperse and abide the decision
Nsevents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
CITY ECHOES.

Isabel Taylor, charged with petty larceny,
was locked up in the Sixth a.iou.
Oscar and Andrew Murphy ware Gagged In the
Third Station, on the charge Of petty larceny
Louis Courier, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapon. was locked up in the Fourth
Station
James Manning, Laura S~ith and Cornelius
Geary were locked up In the Third Station.
charged by John Aldo with roDbing~ him OF
S3i0.
jerry Will ans. for the larceny of lot of
clothing and small amonnt OF money was ar
rested on the Frank Parg oud. and locked 10 In
the Harbor Station. q
William Costello. George Rickars and cne
Assue. three tran ps. w4re incarcerated In the
Third Station. charged with violating the
hmov3-on" ordinance.
Sixteen man re arrested by Officer Dono-
van on saturday night on Decatur street, be-
tween jeff .r5on aud st. Peter aud locked up In
the Third Station. charAei with disturbing the
Daaca.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
A RIVER MYSTERY.

The Body of Child Found Floating
in the River.
Saturday evening Messrs. Daniel Meyers and
William Lovers discovered a negro woman who
was standing on the evee at the head OF st.
Peter street throw something Into the river.
When the negres3 discovered the two gentle
men watching her. she turned and sought re-
fuge In the French Market. Nothing was
thought OF the womans action until yesterday
morning. when the body Of a male child was
found floating fn the river la the above vicinity
When the body was found Myers and Will
lIams related what they had ssen on the even
ing previous. and alse gave II descr lotion of the
man. which resulted In the arrest of one
Opheia Alexander together with another ne
gress named 3 3sY y ptiste who i5 held az an
accessory. Coroner B-zou held au inquest on
the body. and adjourned the inquest until
future day.
The charge preferred against the woman
Alexander IL unfOunded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
MATCHES YESTERDAY.

The game between the Lees and Wrights
viii h was played yesterday at Oakland Park.
WAS witnessed By large crowd. The game
was interesting and at times exciting. notwtth-
standing the fact that the Lees won by large
N >ritg of runs.
For the first three innings neither side made
arun, but on the fourth tue Lees managed to
get two ami with this number rs i starter they
ran their score up tp s.. Tue Wrtghts succeeded
In getting but one run.
The scored y iunings Is as follows:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

Allth indications are l. favpr of Gov Nc
Emery. and his strong h seems to grow as the
time approaches for nomination
II was htuited last night around tho hotels
that n r0uDeOf uew candidates had made th eiF
appearance. who will make u m, tetial change
in original calculations Tho result Of the bal
lnting To- NJ light may give some shatoWinR Of
the successful ctndidnts, hut u Is not OK pected
Tint 0 flnMl laiAl m inAllnn will be ranehad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
ARTICLE 175.

Tho following IL the article Of the constitution
which Representatives bueks. of tho ninth ward.
intends to introduce bill to carry iuto effect,
according to noilee given on Friday
ART i75 The GensrHl Assembly shall at Its
first session. pass laws to protect lahorers on
buildings, streets, ronds. rH toads. canals and
other similar works, against the failure Of con-
tractors md sub-cnntracfors to pay their cur
rent wnges when duo, aud to mGks he carpora-
tton, cotBpRny or individual for whose benefit
tho work Is done responsible for their ultimate
paVmeutI
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The nIs.is.innl Kl,er Commission

I'M LoFTis, Jan. 1s-The Mississippi River
|QDmission is In session here, and will prob
~ remain next week. Nothing has been
&R % lar except to interchange Views re-
ring what reports shall he made to Con
|&ks, There are now three triangulation.
| EMtop0ggaphieal, three observation and one
'eng party In the field aud ut work rhes'
IfzAes comprise a total working force OF 200
HI OF whom about twenty are assistant en-
&akaarn
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The New York Grooer. Bank.

kEw YORK. Jan. f1-The receiver Of the
peers IsaHE reports surplus Of $50 SIC III
|ees ove,- disabilities. The expenses of wind
! mp the sffatrs OF the bank amounting to
|nt 500 hoo, are not included In the IIahili-
so ther will not ba sufficient funds left
Eay the epositors in fnll
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

We don't mean to say that women are
move revtDgetul than men, but when they
The The city editor Of the Dubuque Times is
lady and she quarreied with Mr.. City EDITOR
of til Dubuque Telegraph. The latter got
married the other day, aud Miss Times City
Editor ar wrote rot up the wedding, the ceremony,
the guests and dresses. but didn't mentIon
the eroom's name. You had better believe
he l. slightly warm about it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
The romlux sa,nnnall Racse.

EAyANNAH. Jan. fs s. The annual races OF
kSavaunah JOCKEY q alb over the TeEbreecl
frse, will begin oi Tuesday next large
fnber of we'll knoER horses are here and
Prospect Of = successful meeting Is good.
q weather /. fine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Plenty of Powder and no Blood.

At ha f-nast o'clock yest4rd ". at the corn er
OF Bayou Road and Claiborne street. one Ran ce
and Gustave Malbre exc1anged six intfectu al
shots at each other. No bIJo1 spilC and no a r
rests,
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rank Iesne'. win TO ne Contcstea.

JEW YORK, Jan. is There is every prospect
3nng and bitter litigation over the will of
y late Frank Leslie. who bcauoathed 70 his
most of his property, including the trade
Nj "Frank Leslie, His eldest son will
test the giving away of this name, on the
and that he had heen haptizad hy 1t, and
ID His fathers name WAS Henry Carter. lt
nrobable that the charge Of undue influence
The part of Mrs. Leslie will be one of the
sctions to the probation of the will.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
4 eLauisvItie aud Nashviiie secures An
afheF Etue

ar1svfLLE, 9an. 1S.-The Louisville and
EsAyilie II alArGad Company has secured
enntral af the IN ashvilEa and Chattanooga
q and of all tte lines owned, leased or op
faad by that mpany. hy purchase OF q
soIity Of its caIoitAl stack.
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Proposition Ia Form Dur Graup0f the
I Left tn the French Assembly.

EARTs, Jan. f3.-At n meeting of members
| khe Left to-day II was proposed to form n
|sle group, which should constitute in Itself
[nvernnant majority. A meeting will he
n on Friday next 10 discuss the proposi-
u
De condition Of n. Jules Favre, who is Ill
Kersailles is worse
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Tne Jury i'm the Hawen case.

fEE HAVEN Coma, Jan IS The jury in the
saen case mas been locaed l. for the night
tesen,a friends believe they vi stand nine
3tree III fan ~ two for acquitl
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a Cutting ARRAY.

At o'clock yasterds ~ morning at the Green
Light barre house. No 81 D-t street.. a negro
nam ID Joe Lewis was G t ia the back ami face
and painfully wounded by one B3q Fr4nxlin.
The w0uded man Was takan 70 the hospital
where he received medical attention. The ac-
puaai eseapel
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ep,rar, and uurder by a ramp.

eRg. Mass. Jan. lS.-Maria L. rev, wife
3 farmer living near here, wasautraged
zdbrutally murdered yesterday. ne muir
E Is supposed TO be tramp see ID the
Aity the same day.
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CITY Clerk sentenced to the Peniien-
Ttary

lN,1INs&TI. Jan. lS.-A dispatch from
hve nworth, Kan, says that the late city
H. Fred NJ. Spaldtng, vino has been On
during the last week and found guilty
Emb, azzlanent In office. WAS on Saturday
Etenc nj 60 the State prison for four Years
six months.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
A pt,ot peeps pes, attne wheel.

h. LOUIS, Jan. lS.-T lille the steamer
ETie was crossing tue lper here last nigst.
enes MeDanetgn, ptlo dropped dead at
wheel. 1t Is suppose be died Of heart
base
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Nerve.

| 1t Is a great thing to have what IS called
ae,-re, and nothing contributes more 70 the
| poxrar Of t,hysical control thus named than
! Warmers Safe Aervine It also relieves all
sjrds Of pain ami cures headache and neural-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19

Colorado has uncommoniy big avaianches
this winter. and one of them covered house
win 20 much snow that the men inside were
tan honrs digging their way out.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. j. P Evans. proprietor. and Mr. Charles
Evans, stage manager Of the fremont Opera
House. Galveston. are at the St Cuarles HOTEL
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-19
Coal Oil Lamp Explosion.

At half past O'Clock last nigft, at Mrs. Mil
le'fs grocery. 27S Customhous- stre Get. coal oil
amour of s5 joe Jol es in at-mDing to ex-
tinguish the fame4 was burned about the hands
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THE CAUCUS TO- NIGHT.

This evening the Int caucus OF the Demo-
cratic members of the General Assembly will
take place in the House of Representatives.