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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
EHE ANTI CHINESE QUESTION TN San
FRANCISCO.
a Female Inoendiary Orator ~ Threats
!. Agaipat the Chinese Board Of Health
Report on Chinatown.

II RAN FRAN,'laru, Feb III Another annd-lnt
ySnnntina was held last evening. and very
threatening language iutlulsaa ~ The t"-
male aaitato,. Mla. Smith, waa the principal
epeaket. Eha haa good deal nf the kearHay
rtyle Ut siuot In her composition, The crowd
1,av more attention u her than any other "
Ina aueakars She Ia amid ta held asireina Bp-
lpialiatlc aud free love eewa, She said
III Hynu who know what haa been agreed upon
munt come here Tomorrow night prepared
for the waiat IL Mayer kallo1h hug not bean
able tn do for ia what we expect him f. 10
y, have Chinatown declared nuisance then
wa yn,,st take aoma oI the heatheiia and hang
them np ~ the neareat lamp-pnet. am IN
favor Of dona little hanging anyhow, 81,
thai tie corporation thieves will understand
Il that we are thoroughly IN earnest
Jhia talk waa loudly cheerad by the mob
Another al,eal4et DECLARED there were n,en ut
tnrly destltute, cumpelled ~ be put out III the
4 xs,ld nj night. They had a right to take pos-
lnG-house. Hia temarka were received with
great cheers. and ntiaa IT well Dc III
AL a secret maetuu aat week W. the Work
lnsmen'e Club, styling itaalf the Council q
/ Thirteen" a long preamble was read. w'nn-
Ing up By aayii,g Chemistry haa placed "
fhs handa ii thia generation tie means ~ w.
moving obnoxious races IN more sure and
effective manner than by llrearttia." N was
isarnes, that the article referred 10 was nitro
Rlycefine. and that II was ptoNQHed tn blow
I'm Chinatown, nDly ana man dtHHehtuu, Hhd
lesId he did not care ~ take any reaponai
billy,
warrant haa boom ianued for the arraat "
Tiburc.a farrutt of the firm Of PARROT 4
Go, on the charge ~ employing Chinean \,
che eervice IT The Sulrhu, Hank Qulrhailve'
MlninH Company. nt which Palfntt ta prsal
dent The case Il made IN 20 tnat the con
etltutlonalits N the act Recently passed by
the Legislature. prohibiting corporations
FROM employing Chinese
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GRANT no M NOMINATED.
How tLe Third Term Managers Expect 70
Do II.

lwaahlns,on Dispatch tothe Nav York Hnn
All The pts,toata aaalnst the third term.
made through Republican "rRas,a. ana all the
Alleaed strength of Blaine Md sherman ~
Different localities, will count for nothing "n
Che material point If the nomination. And
10 will depend entirely upon circumstances
how much thla oupoaltlon will count for after
ward
Uunklina. Cameron. Carpenter and men of
that stamp care nothing for threats af defec
tipn In tho future, Their hatlda have been
immanaely strengthened Nv the operation Of
the machine IN Fennaylvauta. where IL waH
puaaihle tu have oraanlaad All imposing r.
volt and to have made decided Impression
OH tho country. lhin chance waa thrown
away and cannot ha recovered
After New York doea better than Fannayl
vania, ltnoia cannot I've held back With
Gbts capital to start upon. lndiaua ia bound
IL fall into line Here afro fu,,r great Atataa.
with round hundred votes IN the electoral
colleges and corresponding representation
doubled In the national convention. Add the
Pacific Statr#. half nf New England. and a
r,,ah from the South when the purchased
delegates FOR sherman aec they ARE ~ he
swept away Ivy tho current. and then the
nomination may be considered q fixed fact.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
the nr,uh Relief Fums,.

The Now York Heralis ltiah relief fund
received over $4,000 ou Saturday. and the
total now foots M &237. tni II. Among Sat
uruay'a faceirta WAS $Iann from Il, Farrell y
New York furniture dealer. and &iat7 from
hle employee, over $1,000 frnm john Roach \
Eona. ahirhuldera. and their employees. and
3i4ia FROM the central relief committee Of
Galveston, Tex.
Montreal aends $1,000 to tho trial, rol,ar
fund, tho dnreao uf ~ John. N r.. $4,000.
Manitoba sahnn and Omaha. Net, another
$1,000. noeton contributes. az far. &i2,"b2 10
the rarnell fund,
Up 10 date spla5 ~ have been auhacr,beh
through H. A. Lancaster y Go. bankera or
New York. for the Trial, Land League poIiti-
cal fund Thia Ia diat,not from the lr'ah
famine relief fund. Of which the Land League
haa the distribution. and toward which near
ly 100000 have heen raiaed Ia the United
States alone.
In Bcpton laat night Meaats. rompkins y
Hill donated All entertainment ut the Raato u
Theatre for the benefit of the New York
Herald lrish relief fund. which nntted $4,000.
Lawrence Barrett. hartley Campbell and
others volunteered their narvtraa.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
The Roman carnival.

Tho Rome correspondent Of tho american
Register writes AZ fnllowa under date ST Feh-
r,lary Z: "rha carnival has begun badly. On
Saturday, tho first day, the weather. after
having been lovely all the winter. changed to
rain and thus spoiled all our carnival fun.
Nevertheless, one balcony. over the Cato do
Rome, was filled with Americans and Eng
lish. who were received to be jolly In spite Of
the spiteful weather. They kept Mp II fierce
battle of aoriaaioil sill through the two hours
b. contine themselves with pclting the unfnr-
tunate pedestrians who were bold enough or
who were compelled 70 pass beneath them.
Another piece OF fun was Ia throw centines,
and even sous. to the boys In the street You
may think that this WAS purely To sec tho
boys scramble for the coppers1 Nota hif. "
WAS To see some grave, steady walker tum-
BILE on his face. For ms soon a. AL intended
victim was spled, walking gravely and, per
haps, cautiously alonE-our boys on the bal
cony would throw down snu. and then the
street boys would scramble upsettinE In their
Elee the grave walker. who. however strong
on his feet he might be. WAS sure to come
down With his face on tho gravel. with which
the Corso way Is happily strewn. This was,
perhaps, the greatest fun OF the day and
lasted till the BarbCr> races began There
WAS not a single mask to be seen all through
the day on account. no doubt, Of the weat her.
Nor was there single misunderstanding
those which were obliged t. pass to set down
a visitor at house And these carriages.
which were plain and mostly closed. were
duly htssed and booted as they passed along
In this respect II was dullerthan last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

ll.ondon Timea. January ol


new and ample way Of producing col
orel rings, which Hecm capable Ut some In
tcreatlng applications. has been recently
brought o. public notice by NJ. Auohhnrd. A
na,,eor tllcd with not worry pure mercury IL
MI tho apparatus required. 'Thon clear Oft
with II piece of card or paper the thin pelllcie
az oxide and lust. breathe on tho bright a,Ir-
face and n magnificent aystem of colorml
rings ~ given by the film 81 condensed mo'a-
ture then formed. Inatead of the four or five
"iraos' described by Newton six or seven
cnn he we'll made out. and tho thickness
at tho film increasing from tho border In
war,lH. tho order OF h,les Ia reversed.
S,ill hcttar effects can be- got by
aropp,ngi volatile substances laa petroleum
uil1 on tho mercury surface. instead of breath h
ing On IT,: but tho most remarkable results
arc had with collodion. Diluted with ether.
this gives pollielra on the mercury. which
may he detached after their thickness and
colurs havc bren regulated nj willy and trans
forred To paper. NJ. Guohhani haa utilized
these effects In study Of the ao,l'lds OF tho
voice. Vowel sounds uttered above the mola-
tened mercury surface produce characteristic
ring figures which throw new light on the
nature OF tho vibrations involved. Tho VI
hralory state, indeed for vowel sounds mp
pears 10 be often very complex tho figures
prascntn4 groups or several ring systema.
Indicating several centres OF percussion. II
IL to bo hoped this method will loo fully tested
and utilized In elueidation of tho action OF the
voice,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
The I.auxunxe Or tho world.

MIR. Horny Pltman writaa 10 the Manchester
hrnminar aa followa. Mr. w. II. A. ASon. In
hia intcretin. esaay on "'rhe Future " tho
Eugliah Language M Argument for spell
Ing Reform" supplies Information IA Ia tho
number Of people throughout tho world whb
speak NnGliah. French and German Tho
tlgurM arc, In round numhorn. EngllHh
7a.nn. 900. French 10000 900, and German
nearly ~ ,on0nno. Dc Candolie puts tho num-
her III people who speak German at $4,000 900.
MIR, Axnn'a estimates for the other languages
~ Europe arc IA foleWa. Russian. 81 .ilJ .Ja3 /.
Spanish, nearly u 900, 900. Italian. 1880 900.
and Portuguese nearly iA.ono.nnn, In knH
land the population doubles itself every Sc
years. Ill the United Ntttea IN i, yoara. Ger-
mans and Russlans double III 100 yoara. tho
French In lao years, the Italians IN iaa ynara.
tho Spaniards in III yoara. and thn rurka IN
40 years., X IL calculated that EnRlah will
he spoken by nearly 1000 900 900 people In an
othcr l2n years. II IL probable that our lam
guaRe win IA adopted hy tn.ooo.no Or Japan
csc when the "apnlllng difficulty is solved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
A BLOODY RECORD.
The Palace Grimes that Took Place IN Con
atantiuople Few Years Ago.

Tho New York Ieral1 published Monday a
long account IF the bloody events that took
place III Nrnatan,nople In the summer "
ta7e. beginning with the dethtpnement and
death u the Rultan Abdul Aslz. and paaspe
thence to the assassination II two Turkish
mniatara ~ uaaaan Bay, aud nast tn the
lepoaltion nf the Sultan Mural. who succeed
oil Abdul AHia. and the elevation of the pres
ent Sultan Abdul ila,nih 10 the Turkish
throne According tn this account. Abdul
Aslz. who. IT wac announced. had committed
nuirida ny cutting the arteries Of hia ar,na
with pair Of aeisao,s, was the Victim Ut n
palace intrigue which brought about
hla nspoet%n ena finally wv canaea Mum
and then murdered by aAreeh phyaie!an, act
Ing under the orders OF Huaaein Avnl Paal.a.
tue Grand Nisiel month later luasan
Avnl paaha was himself ssaaasinateh by Has
aan Iay III the m',iat " the council ~ minis
tera. HaachId eaaI,a, another member Of the
| ministry, fell by the came hand, at the same
Tine and X alaarle rasha. tile minlater III
marine. was wounded ~ four places. llassan
llev WINS afterwards selze', by the andiery VI
the palace, and two days later WAS hanged IN
the square Or l.aynsld. Scarcely had Murai
assembled the throne left vacant by the death
Of hia uncle. Abdul Aats. than the feua he-
tween the "uld Turk and the new Turk
party. Of which ha was tho Representatives,
| broke norealy ont, The young Rutan,
shocked BY the sudden taking of ~ Abdul
| Aai7 md hating the power imposed upun
| btn, sought relief from HE trnnhlea
| In atlmulants and aeon became mentally aud
physically pt.atrateh. II ta now charged that
| a slave III the interest aud pay OF khairola
/ lEtran,i. the Aheik vi Ialam. Piled Mural With
| hashaesh and other drugs. administered In
coffee, until he aank into q state Of imbaoil'ty
| Tho Old Turk party then anisnd uuon ha ON
dtinn aa the raaa,n Tor hia deposition. The
act waa accomplished within ten aaya after
| he aannn,ln,l the throne, and Abdul Hamid. the
| creature of The Rheik vi lalat, and the 'anntl
/ cal church party wna proclaimed Rultan md
ar,lnd with tl,aswarh " naman, Such Ia the
| ata,y that now nnmaa tn ia NJ intrigue aud
crime N the palace If tho Hultan vt Nrnaian-
tinorle. with every probability that 1t Ia. Il,
1 the ~ ain true
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
OFFICIAL.
- -
LAWS OF THE STATE or LOUISIANA
p,rnI1HI1Ep ny AUTHORITY.
WEGsfIAR SESSION or 1880.

No IA AN AGT
To provide for the payment NJ tho aaIarieu ~
ths clerks VI the city courts If tho city ~
New Orleans. and thel, deputies and a.
sstanta
HH,trIon / ne e,,unted bH the General
Aaaemhiu n The State Of Lo,Haiunu, That tho
salaries Of the clerks Of the city courts oE the
city nf New Orleans shall he paid te them
monthly upon the warrants of tho Auditor "
Public Accounts IN the State Treasurer, who
shall Ray the aa,na out Of the judicial expense
fund of the parish ~ Orleans
aHc, 2. i'f i further enacted, etc, That the
salaries Of the deputy and assistant clerks of
the city courts of the olty Of New Orleans
shall he paid monthly upon The warrant of
the clerk " the court wherein they are en-
pluyati approved hy tho Judge Of said court,
TN the Auditor Ut Public Accounts. who shall
warrant on the State Treasurer. who shall
pay the same ont of tho judicial expense
fund of the parish NJ Orleans
X. N. OGDEN
Hpeaker OF the House Of Representatives,
g. ID, MuEN ENY,
Lieutenant Governor and President u tho
SENATE,
Approved February &c, 1880
LOUIS A. Willy.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy,
Wilt. A. HTRona,
SECRETARY of state.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
heath from Msb violence I'm virginia.

NoRronx. Va. Feb. a mursierous de-
s,,cnatration In Princess Anne county. noar
london bridge, on Thursday night last, re-
suited In the death by violence u n coar,sl
man from Norfolk county and tho altaht
woundinH uf Mr., John DnEtcr. 1t appaara
that Dosler purel,aeod u part 81 the old Cor
nick farm and being. Il Ia atated. strong
Anti-fenec man. threw down hia fenoea In No
vemher, and wan IN consequences greatly
troubled by the cattle ~ hia nei9hhurs. Foo
pie living IN the vicinity assert that he re-
venHed himself NY shooting the treapaaning
cattle, and In retaliation FOR the alleged oas
or their property, nuat Ma hcnaa haa boon
frequently fired into at night until AZ least "A
hundred bullet holes are ylsihe Thursday
niIht the house WA surrounded again. and
such a t,isiladn keptup that noEier and q COL
orrd man in hia employ. armed with guns.
left the house. 10 gain the protection ~ THO
woods Rear by IA thoy emerged from tho
rear ~ the house they were fired upon by q
party IN ambush. the volley taking effect In
the abdomen of tho eolorcd man. snverlng m
artery, from the effects ~ which he died the
next day. No arrests have been made.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
rarne.l'. Views.

In Louisville aud Cincinnati Mr. Parnell
haa aeon hta profile aud front view act forth
IVY rough wood outa III tho taH,er journal
and tho Enquirer, n distinction uaually 70
acrvnd fur criminals. aud han boom alatnd by
tho notice taken IF him, A reporter of the
Gaa,e' -ln'nnnl aurcna'od IN getting from
him the statements that "his Impressions oi
America were good. u was tho Hrnndeat
country on the globe. and tho people were the
frandllant hn was ptruck by the vaatneaa 81
tho country, but The uniformity III almoat
everything IN manners. language and habitH
" Thought waa rather n,anntopnna. hia mia
aion 10 America had been much more alccrnu'
ful than ha had hoped. he ahnuld remain two
months longer In the country. and In that
time Walt California. American government
institutions were almoat perfect; he atA not
think that tho Hritiah constitution waa tho
tipost In the world" At thla point. 1t Ia said.
'naggsd at tho end Mr.. Faraell had beer,
holding IN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27
CITY ORDINANCEB..-OFFICIAL.
MAyoashTy or Nav 0RLEAna. |
City Hall. February IN, 1870. I

MAyoas,ry oF Nav 0RtHAns.
City Hall. February N, 1870.
mo. eee2 Administration tseries.
AN ORDINANCE providing fer the payment
of the eeyeral eceounts therein named.
he II ordained, That tho following apprn-
prlatlona lie and ate hereby male for the
month Of January, taan. and that the Ad.
,nulsttatur of Public Accounts warrant ~.
the Administrator Of Finance In payment ~
the aama Whenever there shall be lnnney In
the city treasury to the credit nf the nppro
pirate fund for each account aud not other
wisa appropriated:
DEPARTMENT or IMPRDvHN' tsNTr.
y curry. towing galbaga boats fhEn No
DEPARTMENT OF wArHpwonHs AND rupbru
nUibntNaa.
Repaira. fh.htic buildings
j.. A, Fourier cash advanced for
cartilage -.=.,..#,.. z.,,=. $40 90
DEPARTMENT or REFRESHMENTS.
German Gazette subscription to ian
VARY I. taat s-, $40 90
DEPARTMENT OF ptnLto ACCOUNTS
German aazette, subscription 10 Jan
nary |. lRal . SIC On
MAYORS nFTtuE
German aasetta subscription 10 Jan
mary /. 1881 ........s-. .=44.s. SIG 90
DEPARTMENT. or FnIIrE.
Administrators Office "m--
John 4. Flynn. stationery ..a=-... f47 10
CEMETERIES.
John q Flynn, stationery s ..S....,- SIT 25
Recordings Tbn,ta. etc,
John 2. FLYNN, stationery .t.....44. t1b 10
y Gteacem CITY ibiiee
John g. Flynn. stationery .....z..... ftpG 30
rURria PRINTING.
New Orleans riesyune, publishing
proceedings. ordinances. etc $40 "a
New Orleans Democrat. advertising
sealed prom@als .#s .s... 10 n
Daily CITY Item. avertIalng aealed
proposals. z 90
New Orleans Times. advertising aeale,l
riopaaala II
German Gazette. advertising scaled
proposals. .44...E... ...ss.f.=.sa. VI
Total .e--ss.,..a- ...=s,,z ..s.. flo7 DO
vARIo'ra.
A. W Hyatt. hrIafa @.- fl0A 30
Grand total. al ,0n8 9b.
Adopted by the Council Of tho oity OF New
OIleatis February "a, iWlo.
iena lseban, Chavalley. Nnllina. G1ynn,
Isaaesoll, Marks Meallle.
L., W. PATTON. Mayor.
A true copy
Knur q. Woon, Rooteiarv.
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SHERIFF. SALES.
Ereaerlch ri
Mill m Nm.

Frederick frye ~, John W.. MlllmAM.
A,EtDND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOH
- the sixth and Heventb Municipal DISTRICTS
Of the parrish Of Orleans. No. 2les by virtue ol n
writ VI seizure and sale. to me dtreeted by the
honorable the Second Judicial District Uourt
FOR the Histh and Eleventh. Municipal Die trio9
~ the parish uf Orleans. In the apove entitled
cause | win proneed 10 cell ~ public auction.
at the Merchants and Anotloneets' Exchange,
streets. 10 the Second nisttlet Of this city. on
MONDAY. March AZ, laao. ut "a o'clock M. tho
',' GwHtr %sFN' Fo H'iHpNss ~ nnoupp to-
gether with oil the buildings and lmprovements
thereon. and all rights. ways. privileges aud
| appurtenanoeH thereto belonging or In any
Wise appertainlng, situated In the Sixth Dis.
roi 81 fills city. formerly Huntsville. parish II
Jefferson. In this Htnte. being the eastern half
pf square number sixty one. bounded BY At.
Char lna tate Nayaleal street and Nashville
Avenue tlaie Nashville alraetl. Hurst and
Eleanor streets, m yer plan drawn by Benjamin
BuiaHon, Int surveyor. dated the seventeenth
reonrtls OF Wm. Boswell. late notary public In
this CITY. laid portion OF ground measures
one hundred and tWentp fpsr feet I've inches
aud ono line front on Ut. Charles Avenue, four
hundred and forty His feet alT inches sx lines
front on Nashville Ayente. one hundred and
twenty feet front on Hurst street nv four hun
dred and seventy nine feet Ave inebes three
lines on the line dividing Il !ron The western
half of said square aud towards Eleanor stress.
forming the corner of d. Charles and Nash
Vile Avenue and Nashville Avenue aud Hurst
street
Heised In The above suit.
Terms -Gaeh on tho SPOT.
J. it. AIAjHE lAUTHHEAUX,
OWL sherln of tho Parish Of Orleans.
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GA ono ocoaalnn Col Dnan. " tho Ono Hun
drnJ aud lflrat lndlana Regiment, made All
effort tn have all tho regiment tire their guns
of together, Ate, taking great palms ~
,iresa them IN limo. he rode down the front
and gave special Instructions for every man
tn he allow and deliberate. lle said he would
he careful to give every ono time, and he
wanted every map tn Ii,e at the wurd of com
maud and ace how near they eould all come
IL hiachargin4 their Euna together. When
he waa ready he rode bach. and after taking n
calm aurvay If thu regiment hn gave COIN
maud. Make ready" "a long ranaeN. Take
aim !" another long pauao, during which a"in"
QUO by accident fired ha gun. next two or
three NOR" went of. then tho whole
regiment commenced acme of the boys sup
poaod he had aa,l ''l',rn'' and they had not
heard II. So II waa spot hang then bang
down thu whole line, bang hang going oT
one nj a time and eight ~ ton ut a tln,n rho
| Gncna aat calmly ON hia horse until the last
Gun waa fired, then with a loud voice hn
yelled "Grnat Lord On, Mighty have you
Hnt done already " there waa not au CON
founded many " you III arrest tho whole
regiment. 90 &" Your Inart",a, every euaae,i
ono Of YOU You ha'nt got Tho ae,ae OF n
mulnl.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

The colleges continue to take their share In
the current disposition to canvass on the sub
jcct ~ Presidential candidates. or tho 80
Republicans among tho atudents OF lewis
burg University. Pennsylvania, 20 hre for
Blaine ono for sherman. one for Grant and
two undecided. Nine Democrats and two In
dependents are for Bayard. A vote taken
among the Republicans on tho suppo5ition
that the only candidates were Grant and Bay
ard showed Is for Bayard and ! for Grant.
vote at Williams College resulted on first
choice as follows: Blaine. "a. Sherman. 50
Grant, As; Garfield 2G Edmnds, Z; TiIden,
6. Bayard. 8; scattering, II. For second
choice: Blaine. Ga; Sherman, so; Garfield. 50;
Grant, ~. Edmunds I; Bayard. 8, Thurman
5, Tilden, Q; scattering, Is.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

Old Commodore. or ono OF the best fami
lies IN Brittany, sca-dog covered with sears
obtained In battle. and distinguished member
Of the y. 7. q. A. comes out OF club furious. n
Whats the natter You seem cxeiiod7''
whats the natter No wonder seem
excited That wretch has hnen talking about
shooting his old retriever because lis blind
and broken down Talking If shooting his
dog. air, In cold blood, just as calmly and de-
iherately IA | would talk Of hoInhardinK a
tnwt,
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increasing rapidly and spreading In many
directions. Fever IL breaking out In numer
o,,a districts. physicians aRyit u produced
by want Pathetic accounts 81 nakelneas and
extreme want come from Arran Ialand, Va
.entia and other Isles on the weet coast, stint
lat atol,ar come from the ceuHtles of Oavan.
Fe,manaEh. Leitrlm. Limerick. Monaghan
and Rnarommon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

1t must have been tremendously embarras-
ing to that nicc young man out at Bowling
Green, Ky, who escorted the preachers fail
daughter t. church Sunday night, and Ar
rived late. to hear the reverend gentleman
read from the Bible rs the couple marched
up the aisle my daughter Is Rrievously tor
mented with a devil, which verso occurs In
an account Of New Testament miracle. The
whole congregation sniekered. and 1t would
be hard to tell which felt worse. the preacher
his daughter or her escort.
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the Distress In ireland,
New York Tribunal

The Tribane's special correspondent. Mr..
James Redpath, now In nuhin. reports that
he has received letters from almost every
harony In Kerry, Mayo. Galway Sligo. Done
Eal, South Cork. Care-the counties where
restitution Is greatest, ranking In the order
named. The writer's are mostly priests. The
letters indicate that the distress is greater
than has been represeeted IN America. II ls
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-27

What Dc you think Of my new shoes,
dear" said she the other evening after tea
oh immense. my dear. perfectly immense. :
said he, without looking up from his paper
II he thought her feet were So dreadfully
large he needn't tell her Of tt Boston Post