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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

r A press dispatch announced the other
day that while Schuyler Colfax had oc-
cupied q seat on the platform of Gar
fields clectioneeriug train for Il short
time on the return from, New York he
was not one of Garields party This
was evidently done to relieve Garfield
Of odium and prevent d revival Of the
Credit Mobilier scandal. And yet Col
fax record in connection with that
transaction is better than Garfield s.
He had little more of the pork bnt be
was careful not 80 commit so much per
iurv.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
ANGLEsEY's PUNISHMENT.
WHAT SOCIETY IN PARIS AND ENGLAFD
PROPOSES TO DO WITH THE DESTROY
ER OF MRS. WETMORE.
cincinnati Gazette. |


: NEW York, Aug. IA Paris letter
from one of the clubs gives the views OF
the Wemore-Anglesey case held in club
circles, and mentions some Of the results
of the affair to Apglesey:
To-day the noble Lord Henry Paget,
Marquis Of Anglesey, can breathe freely.
He is no longer opposed to the danger
of meeting Annie Wetmore on his road
through life. No; it is not just. It is
not tolerable that this man shonld
rejoice with impnnity in the suicide Of
this woman. 1t is not just that the les
son ofthis drama shoull'be lost by those
who might be tempted to initiate it,.
Public opinion has justice of its own,
aud it onght to exercise it in this case,
Here is a death which cries for ven
geance The fact that the guilty man
isa Lord Marquis, a cousin OF the Queen,
is not a sufficient reason for shutting
our ears and our eyes to this crime.
Lord Henry paset had been chosen
president of the liarrier COnrsing So
ciety of France. The society has ousted
him from that Office. How con]d a so.
clety of gentlemen do otherwise Fol
lowing this example, the Carlton Club,
Of London, is going to strike his name
from its books. Queen Victoria will
forbid him to appear hereafter at court,
and his fellow mobiles, when they meet
him, will look the other way. In France
his friends, who refused to appear at
his marriage, have resolved to consider
him sas dead. 1t is they who have
spread this sad story in order that it
might get into print-the only means Of
reaching the criminal when ordinary
justice is powerless.
Society has other weapons which it
can employ, as in this case, against those
whom it wishes to excOnlmnnicate from
its bosom. It's net sutierable that these
Don Juans Of the clubs should be permit
ted to violate with impunity the respect
to 0aths, the respect due to love; that
they. should be able TRANQUILITY TO-. play,
with the honor and lives of women.,
The Papsians have shown that they
feel this is snncovering themselves before
the bier Of the ill.starred Annie Wetmore,
and in mailing to the pil!ary, MarGuis'as
lie is, theman who murdered her.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

After finishing bis own dinner, the gen
tleman was proceeding to settle for his
cheek, when, noticing u hnnloro,ls look
on the waiter'saace, lc asked him what
the hungry man had ordered. "The reply
was: give glasses Of lager" az
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
"Cnl. BURGESS HINT. | believe ~

WI. HVSS b'it''''
Col. Hunt was greatly surprised. Tie
did not know the gentleman, aud be-
licvcd himself unknown. He was pre-
pared, however, to take advantage Of
everything that might lead to the lntor-
nation he desired, and so replied:
'You have the advantage of me, sir!'
Seating himself beside Col. Hunt, the
gentleman introduced himself.
IL know you, Col. Hunt, through
mutual friends in Louisyillc,' he con-
tinucG, and added 4 II have "a private
parlor car at the rear of the train. No
one is there and | have choice cham
pagne. Will youaIo me, the honor to
share my car with mc?'
Col. Hunt at once thought there was
some purpose in all this. Why this cN-
tnordmary courtesy should be shown
him lic could only account for it on the
ground of Iis official position. He de-
tcrmincd to occept tile seltlenan's offer,
'''' ''' ' ~ " Wv
Seated in the easy chars, with bot
tie "' champagne ''"c''' '"'''' "''
conversation became less formal. and
III last 'hf Se'''ie'''a" fol''l'' ''''''
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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

Hole on dar,' said colored man
hailing an acquaintance. ''Does yer.
cross de street ebery time yer sees me
ter keep from payin" dat billf' no, l
doesn't What fur, taen p Ter
keep from bein' .axed fur it,"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
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TIE NEea % ATlpN.
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Thus far we are Aeiightsd atassstatc,
something like u dozen Of our sagrestic
exchanges favor the plan Of the CArIl
rollAN that'ths siighland City be'selec-
ted aboyesall ofherplacesfo for the meet.
ing Of the Convention on the day pro
posed October the 4th, 1850. Hurry alp
brother quilists, and let every paper in
Louisiana be represented in that Con
vention it is Of the most vital impor-
tance to the future welfare every pa
per, no matter how small or unimportant
now published in Louisiana. Time is
flying fast and We would like to- see the
two-thirl rule prevail in this matter.
We trust that all will waive local pre-
terences and come out boldly and en-
Enthusiastically in favor of our beautifn!
State Capital for the meeting of the
Press Convention in which every paper
in the State should he represented by
proxy oy otherwise. Let none be miss.
ing al roll call, and the best possible
results VII follow.
In the absence Of any regular organl-
@ation We would make suggestion that
the two menb begs who have been the
longest and shortcs. time in harness, or
at the editorial helm, be authorized to
act as temporary President and Sccre-
tavy OF the convention, to be at the
same time empowered to promUlgate
the call through their respective issues
and if a majority decide in their favor
.he call to be published throughout the
State by the papers approving OF it.
Now, in this, on: brethren must all
speak az once What say ye, gentlemen
Of the case, stick and pencil !-Gretna
Courier.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

How eggs-slghted the farmer S wife
became when she looked into the nest
of the successful hen.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
AGENTSl LIVE = A,vr.,gEss ,'.,.s 2, !.
WANTEDl .,4..~ 4.. !aMfS +.

The Noted Western Outlaws By Hon. j. A.
Dacus ph. d. A true and ,briIj;nr account
illustrated, Of their bold operations for cich-
teen years N twenty different States aud Terri.
tories, batting 'ttectiyes ard officials Of the law.
Best selling, book Of the year Ten thousand
s"id IN three months. 80 cent. lol oattii: ~. 80
lof sample copy Literai.erms IL agents.
\. ID. THOMPSON 4. so, Publishers,
80 Pine Street "; Loris Mo.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

Onc day recently, as a prominent st.
Lonis business nan Vas about to enter
bis savorite lc>or. for dinner, he was
acco>tcI by an individual with Il drci-
hrdly ,carrworn expression, who begged
that he would assist him to get somc-
thing to eat. AS tine man looked like II
worthy object of charity. the gentleman
told him to gn in. and directed the
waiter to give him - cents worth of
good toSsl and charge il to his check.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

Please tiy Gonrad's Erdweiscr, against
I'LL bottled hccr in thc United States,
and judi yr for vourSrii.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

Several papers OF this State have been
discussing the subject Of holding u
Pes Goavention aud orSanizlnga Press
Association, and it begins to assume
form and give promise OF success. We
have heretofore reirained from giving
expression TO ourenpinion until we could
hear from other Inembefs Of the press
on the snhjeCt: bn. we now state that
we heartily approve Of the movement,
as well as the CAr;ToLIAN's suggestjo0
that it be held al Baton Rouge in DC.
tober I'VE forget the date: and VIII
try to be there, provided we can get a
free ride and Cur brethren of lshat city
viii promise u> that we viii he fed Oh
the sa.uc terms.-hichiand Beacon.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

yer appear. IN your midst hut protect yourself
and family by nsing before hand our EXTRACT
a. an o,loin,f and when fovcr las already set II
take internally four to six drops IN spoonful N
wafer oncc day, and apply Il externally ffeelv
to Inc region of the b0wels II il the only rem.
cdy that can be relied Oh.
CD1RC1TICATU.
SANpnuAsr lAustraln) March lst. 1879.
1 have been investigating Messrs Sander T.
Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and hive to admit thsx
there is beside i, no mc,li.a,l,cnt of such ,ni.
yersal effect OH the human system tlat know NJ
II cheeks completely all infMnmntions Of what
ever kind-ciiesf, lung an, all Throat atfccti0ns
such as Bronchitis and Diphfhclia. Il .a,,...
Rheumatism, Toofliache, Neuralgia the most ~,
we're Colds, etc. used II with uiIln,7,)lclc,l smc.
cess III Swcllings Bruises, Sprns, Burns W0un,ls
OF the most serious nature, IN MI disorders ot tho
Bowels. Uarihra, etc. and gladly acknowlc,lea
lts merits for the benefit Of tie public.
Signed JOHN CRtfUKSHANK MD.
Dr. Moslcr Professor at the University Of
HlSiswalde' Germany reports astonishing cures
oi Diptbcl1frs, Asthma, lEcrlincr liniSole Wa,
cienschrift, Nov. q, 1879 al onr oti..,l
me extract effected cures OF Typhoid Fever.
Inflammation OF Breasts and>wcIlng Of i.cus, af.
Ter c"ninement, Dyscntcry. Whoopiny Cough.
inhamrd Eyes, etc. DR.. CRrNESHANK.
Ep'mlc Of declaration ,ua.le before NJ. M.COHN
E..9;, >. r. AZ sandlur>t. October. ls7;.
lhe son oi Mr.. Raabe Was hurt with ~, aycon
the knee. After nine weeks medical ,,,at,nent
II was declared necessary by Dr. Macrilliyuv tn
anpu'ate the limb. AT tia, jmr,,,i,, The wv.
tract was applied. and the wound SPEEDILY cure,i
without amp,ltation.
The daughter Of Mr.. .J,ln:l,ri,n .ut,,,.no from,
disease OF the bone so pronounced by br, Atkin
son and Boyd who attended thu Girl without saf.
isiact"ry result was cured Just ~. speedily.
SANnlilRs1, Australia. sent, 1. 1s70
hereby certify that the above. arr. the contents
OF an advertisement published nj Sandhu,st an,I
that the named Drs. Maeflliylay. Atkiu.nn and
Boyd are well known medical p,.,ctit"ue,Y resi-.
ding at SandhmIst.
Signed ). \. WOODW ARD, Mayor.
!, the undersigned, actin. Wee Consul l;snc,ut
"f the United States, at Melbourne. ,!o hereby
certify, etc. ISigncd .INOK X. SMYTH
Inc great saDafivcpOweroitlic Extract br,uoht
under notice Of Prince bismarck tl,,ouoh fhr
Consul OF the German Empire at Mrlln,,rnc.
All the documents in question mas IT, insncct.
e.i in attcstcd copies ut any time NJ III, olir. Of
the undersigned, agents Of Sander 4 Sons Eucn.
lyptms Extract ''""'
The Extract is sold by DR.. y. VI. BROOKS NJ
one dollar and quarter u bottle Each bOttIG
accompanied by directions for ,,se and rccorts2
cures.
wholesale at CIR. FINLAY 4 CO..
Sole Agents for the SOmther, States
80 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

The st. Landry Democrat wants .
press conventien- then Il donN.
The editor will please vote for locality,
then attend the convention and explain
,eif.-Capitoia9. y
All right, General, We vote for Baton
Ro1ge, sud will be Mar, certain, al
though Bro. iiyams has good-u0inrdIy
ruled us ont 1t.-Opelousas Democrat.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

We notice that quite number of our
exchanges are discussing the utilty5of a
Press Convention. Different places of
meeting are suggested, each one favor
ing the y! ACE most convenient to him.
We believe that Convention of the
Press Of the State would be Of mutual
hcneI' and do vast amount of good,
provided there is a unanimity of action
and Il permanent organization entered
into w.,A rules and regulations binding
2on all. '.s.
We hope that some Of the leading
newspapers will inanyurate this move
men' We woulN prefer Alinden as the
place Of meeting, but Shreveport, Mon
roe, Baton Eou.e or New Orleans will
do. Let's have 5le Convention by all
neans.-Minden Democ.at.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21


ed, Col. Hunt left Washington, deter
nne,5 70 g. tp the yxry NoSmN9t s.e
iniQnitH HSknew fhat IL LE a lili
cult task, and that it wotl lld be foolish
Tor linn 70 trust any official in New
Orleans, 10" he rouId not tell who Nas
honest aM who were participants IN
thc IyaUhs.
u.l...t....., ..,..........., ,.,.as ,a.z. 20, &,
''.'"'"'H " II" v''>'''"I 'al.irssl.9 AZ,
he N'"W, would take amy approaches
hy the r.og ~ al i8>a.t, a01 would he
likely .L2 s5gga sQly.s ~. s...,sl
III open attempt 20 hgihe thcm. lc an-
pointed them wrjghersseA,,d sarglSs
Whatcyey may hayc, been, the method
adopted by he ring todctr,ad the Cos.
crnmcut. Col. HINT knrwtha. itawouId
bring mp short against h;oc>t yaay..~
aud wcigheGS,
Having completed th!S arrangement.
Col. Hunt lof, Washington for New Or
leans, his departure, in lNrt, his cNiS.
fence, being as he supposed, Wlkpowns
to any members Of The ring or 70 aMy
|E"Ncrnncnt officials excepting the few
whom he had l.msclf selected. He
reached jackson, Miss, withuut~ ~nsci-
dent, and Il. that city rhangcti ears. The
train was barely under way before he
saw gentleman Standin. by his seat
and looking as if purpo>ing to speak.
At last, with much courtesy. the
stranger said: .
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21

%. HNEK ..Y 'T'EaH 007 N0ET1S00
ffs8rts oftli6sc 1cds'rmcn TO place The
EuiyeSity on a pca.Grncn.ly rconomica]
and selr.sustainips basis. Mcs>.s. the
Hons. Mci.ue.i Fay, JastrrnsEi,
ncaurcyar'l. Pipes. DoIhon.Ir, Walton
and Payne have laid both present and
future generations Vt students under
heavy bond Of gratitude.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
SANDER 4 sons
E1<TRAC OF
(ESsENCE)
or TllE-
PTUSl

THE PURE VOLATILE PARTICLES or
L the leaves Of the 40 rnown,sl Anti. .Feyer
Tree, THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBJL(;xs
and the only protection against contagion in -
ses Of Yellow. Typhoid and other fsvcrs.
do not wait until that terrible fac, Yellow ~
yer appears IN your midst but protect yourself
and family by nsing before hand our EXTRACT
a. an otloinnt and when fever l,as alredy sct -
take internally four to six drops In spoonful u
water oncc day, and apply II externally ffreIv
totbc region of the b0wels II il the only rem.
cdy that Gun be relied OF.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-21
The New Orleans Whisky
Ring.

f, BIT or SECRET HISTORY CONCERNING
rrS OPERATIONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
fynCheG.

NEW York. April "A sp cial from Win
chester, Ky, gives the following: Ben John
son,, young negro, who was arrested 90 We'd
ncsday Tor an ettemp: to outrage respectable
young lady, had an examiniog trial yesterday,
and was held to answer 10 the cic1it couri,
and sent 10 jail. lie had caught the bride of
the young lady = horsc, at a ouely place along
road and made desperate efforts 10 get Ter
on the horse, but she struck him with her
whip, and escaped. Il was with difficulty hat
Inc negro was taken to Jail. About | O'Clock
this morning crowd OF thirty armed men over
powered tho guard at the i.. took johnson,
and, atter trying. in vain, TO get a confession
from him, Lung him 10 tree IN the Jail yard,
where h's body was found this morning.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
BD9AR 5NOwDBNs
FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 2. 1880
The direction of the negro emigration has

The direction of the negro emigration has
Changed, AID now points toward Africa. Un-
q1ts iosably that is its proper destination. Free
AMI tqual people. sg.inst whose assimilation
there is not only powerful conventional but
mural barrier, cau not be happy and C >ntc n!ed
residents CT c)mmoh c>uotry, AID the sooner
they separate the better. The white rec, co
tertaius no antipathy for the regro. but would
prefer not to mingle with them. The negroes,
however, believe that the white people DO hate
them. and naturally rtciprC cite that altogether
ina.i lary feeling. The evidenc, Of one of
them before the exodus committee OF the Sen
ate yesterday illustrates this. 1t was to the ct
fest that. in his opinion. the white people. not
only Of the South but of the North also, do not
Ike the negro, and that if be we're to fight for
rights, which he believes are denied him 10 the
South. the whites of tho North would assist
their b.oihtrs in III, South in putting him
down. 1t is impossible fer people, let alone
distlt C. races. who feel this way towards etch
cher, 10 make am cable fell1w citz,rs AID q
population upon which the country could rely 10
time Of need.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Tho agent OF the descendants of John Hyde.
who immigrated to this country from England
mora than century and quarter ago, and
some ofwhom reside iu this CITY, has Just re-
tlrcea from London, whittier he went to look
after the immense estate, said to amount to bill
lioos 10 value, to which they believe they are
entitled. Unless the inheritance be established
before the end of the current year The property
will revert to the British Government. 1t is
feared tina. like the famous Jennings estate the
American Hydes will p,oh. little by their Egg
list arc ,str2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

Judge Hughes, Of the u. s. Disric! Court.
before whom the case vas tiled, Judge vii.
IoagLby the GoytromeDt's COUNSEL in The case,
and every other MAJ 10 the city, readjus!er IS
W,'l as debt payer, have no hesitauc7 10 saying
that wbattv.r other cause may have induced the
recent assaults upon DR.. Foster, it certainly was
not any republican or readjusiing notions that TO-
diVilual may entertain, and had no cnc,iVable
reference to his political opinions. The sirge
exception is Judge A. W. Chiffon, of The Cor.
poration Court of Alexandra. wto as tho head
of the judicial department of the city. WIS ma
turally supposed to DO solcitous for the fair
nam, OF the people over whom he has jurisdc
lioo. but who, when requested to speak word in
defense OF that fair name, which had been fou'ly
aud falsely assailcd in another section of the
State. refused TO do so. A man who has no
respect for the reputation Of the community 10
which he lives, and who's, money supports
him. Gao have but little for himself. and Alex.
aniris may well depore the day when Mr.
Fsri gave her Judge Chiffon.
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then aggregate $50. and the number Eow in y.
yards como 40 hesd. While no aiys9ce Is "" as
pe2ted for nSxt week, yet no decline IA lootai
for, as prices West just now era mora liz
to stiten the market here if no advance ba ~;
tablshed. w.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April l.-Hoss
Receipts % COO head ; shipments $500; Ei, =.
mand, tu. at lower rates; 8 clearance was nsS'
at decline of 5sl0c; mixed packing 2l,Si,r"
choice heavy 50asl IS; light 3Oai4 50 CO.
Receipts 7,COO head; shipments $500: m.,S.s
badly demoraized and slow; shipping s. Se
butchers 2sS4 80; stockers and feeders quie,s AMI
weak st 6OaS4 market closing dull, I,.n
numbers of all kinds unsold, bu! late in tho axe
there was more activity. Sheep-Receipts { ~
head; shipments 100; market uncer,sjn 49,
feverish; common to medium 5aS5 SO; rnoS - ~
choice Case IS.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Bpri l-po,.
steady common .0A$4 %; light 430,S4 ~
packing 4 25aS4 CO.; butchers i COAST -. -, -,
ceipts z. OU head shipments l 400. -
BALTIMORE, April . -Virginis SKIES defs,,ea
81; do consolidated $751; do "a series -; .'.!
due coupons 80; new 10 4Os S:t bid to.4 SaE'
Cotton dull; middling 49, Flour du,l s;:i
iower to eell Howard street and Western Srn..
375s$4 so; 90 Extra 5aS5 tt. do Fam 75ssS 70.
IL SupeE D ioitot % ~ e3tra OaS3 ~ do Kin
| brand ST; PAtspsco Family 81 50 Whestw
Southern scarce aud nominal; Western d,N
and lower; Southern red 1S04l35; do amber Im
alas; No Maryland red lS9; No 9 Wes.afS
winter red spot and April l3isl2l!; Nav l%{.
1891 Juao l30al3i; July ll7tslli9: AUS
ll24all3. Corn-Sou,Eorn steady and firm
Western neglected and easier; Southern whi.h
50; do yellow SEA; Western mixed spot 81 :,
53!; May 43ts49; June 4Sa4st steamer Sis.
Oats quiet; Southern 4 !.45; Western wnre Al,
| b; do mixed 4).42 Rye dull and nominal =,
93. Hay firm and moro active prime to choir"
Penns and Maryland BASIC Coffee quiet; Rio
| cargoes-tslr to prime l5,l6. Sugar easy; A
| soft 81. Whiskey lower at ITO.
| NEW YORK, April Stocks slrorg. Money
| 6S6: Flour dull. Wheat dull and 10 yer. Corn
| dull and lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

This thing of denying the Richmond Whig's
misrepresentation about tho DR.. Foster affair,
10 this city, is becoming monotouous to US. and
must be boring 10 our readers We cln not
10 iustic, to ourselves, however. permit tho
Wings unWalrantsblo assertion. that it knows
great deal moro about that affair than We are
willing to tell. to pass without tho mes! en-
Dhatic contradiction. The extent OF the Wbig's
koowltdzo on the subject is, OF course, unknown
to us. but whatever it may be, provided Only
it DO founded upon facts. and not upon the un
substantattd imaginings of irresponsible pei
so1s. We arc not only willing. but anxious, 10
tell. The disepgenucus course of the Wig
with regard 10 this affair compels ua, against
oar will. 10 doubt its sir c,rity on o. her alters
Of much more importarc,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02
Tho Indians.

=, DENVER. Col, April "A Times Santa Fe,
N: M, dispatch says that on March 60 I'd a small
rsIdinE party of Apsches captured and killed a
solGler OF the Ninth cavalry who was carrying
dispatches from Fort Craig to Cant, Hooker,s
battalion, on the San Mateo Mountsins. Thew
then attacked San Jose. small village, about
Il miles from the Rio Grsnde but two soldiers
OF Inc Ninth cavalry and several N exicsns went
out ana fought them, and drove them off, che
fight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-02

The Court of Appeals has decided that when
berc is vsc,rcy 10 the cffc, tf suy of the
jude' of this State, otc,sioned by death, re-.
movaI. or resignation of the Incumbent, bis
successor is under the Constitution elected and
ent'l,d to hold for The lull term prescribed by
The Constitution. and not for the residue of bis
predecessors term.