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FRANCE. ).

pAars, IFah. Ys.A-1he French Academy hAs
elected All, LA Biche 10 .ms.nberehlp, vise M.
d eacu, deceased. and N. Maxine Du Camp.
Vice n Talllabdier. deceased. The latter choice
IA eomewhat of a reantionary political charac-
tor. NJ. Maxir 9 Du Oamp is the author OF a
pnrNiean history Of tho Comm unist rleing In
1871, which has. given great oHspaa to the Ne.
publtcana. M. La Blche In a prolific dramatic
Unsuccessful candidates for the vacancies iq
tha Academy iuat filed were NJ, Lahouleye aud
III. MAlop, life Senators. and Charles Do Ma
eeade. puhllcist.
pARts, Feb. 2a.-In debate on NJ. Jules Ferry's
edupatl Nh blu In the Senate yesterday, NJ. jules
simon Republican. express d himself ~ favor.
able to the principles Of liberty OF Ion con
science aud raitRlnn. Ha matutatnsd that artl
ole 4 the bill which prohib!s y. member. 9
sSeletesb bs i
and conrudt a bY HayiuR: In tho name Of MI
Republican faitn. declare that to restrict th'
liberty Of parents is to attack the principle Q
liberty aud IA 4 danger to the republic"
Vtacount Benoist Daiey Ia dead.
Only twenty-five metres OF the bt. N0thart
tunnel remain to be ptatrad.
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GERM ANY.

LospoN. Feb az. - "A Paris dispatch says
Prince Hoheniohe has accepted bis new rost.
Bnlow, Secretary of State for. Foreign Affairs.
aud OF Count Won Stolbnrg. Wsrnegerode. anu
max, him. IN effsct Vice Chancellor.
LONDON, Feb az a Beilin dlspnteh raya:
Baron Raiowitz Will replace Prince A'henlohe
az aeru, an Amhaaa aador to Paris.
Parts dispatch says: .Pftace bismarck ts
advantageous the presence ot u tried colleague
without personal ambition. and guided solely
lohe, the Intention OF Prince Blamark to make
an nj, ack on Franc /. either by circular note or
hy speech In the ReohstaE, has be. n nhan-
bsfore a discussion OF tho military bill. which
will be pitched 10 the lower key. The up4hot Of
Ill thia is desire to avoid making Prince Ho-
henlohe's recall \ demonstrAtive sten. and nae-
lessly alarming European pacific ouinton. Ua-
fortunately what YER may be dnne. the dis
moved. and the releiiops between France and
Germany v III be- AFT etei thereby.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Feb. as. The Times has the follow
Ing from St. Peterabur9: Ihe city is In some-
thinF very much IKE panic. The recent ex;
plosion has prnduced q widespread feeling OF
insecurity through all classes. There seema to
be very little hope Of any concession from the
perors accession to, the throne. Warnings
have bean sent from Berlin that on the second
Of Ma ch II Ia int ended to blow up the three
principal streets OF 1t. Petersburg.
LONDON. Fan 2s.-A dispatch from 6t. Peters
burg TO the Times says: Il may be- unintelipible
to many per- en-. abroad how the Nihilists sue
ceeded IN doing their, WORK 10 the Y " resi-
dsnce OF tho Imperial family. Probably no
other building In et. Psters BURG is less sefe. 1t
has Always b. en- refuge for numberless vaRa.
bonds. worktn9men. friends OF servants. and
others. many without passports. who would
not live with impunity anywhere else The In
peria nkase Of last April rave fnll % wsrs to
Han. Gnurko to search the buttdlnRs OF the
Palace but even that severe Governor General
cou,d hardly venture-such is Russian admin
fstrRtton-to interfere with the special authort.
ties Of the Imperial residence. There l. an old
Ruseian law which gives The right Of sanc.u
ary 10 ais takiag refuge within the ebuild-
inRs OF the Palace. as far IA concer ns ordinary
police. who have no jurisdiction 10 such cases
No fewer than 5000 persons have been livtoe
Ia the Water Pa,ace. and nobody has ever
Known the precise duties Of one-half OF them
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uousx or nEpRxsEsfATIvEs.

SATURDAY. February ~. Ie90 #
The House was called to order at II O'clock.
Sneaker OGDEN Ia tho chair and ei9hty-sW0
PRAYER was offered BY Rev. DR.. Percival.
Representative Henry moved to reconsider
the bill providing for the inspection 0f coMl o
petroleum oils.
4 motion to lay on the table was lost and IL
motion to reconsider prevailed.
The bin was then set for further considerzr
on Monday.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs.
By Represent alive Atkins An act to reGuIaeo
tha fees Of justices Of tho peace In country paE-
tshss.
By representative Bolow An act 70 amenA
and re- enact section 681 Of the Revis Statutes.
By Reple .entativo . ard-An act 70 fncOE-
DO. ate the town OF ehil n, LIS.
By Representative Deibol-An act 10 ekeAo0
mnbirfDai court, with crimlaek Jds39eectson.
for the seventh Dk-trtct Of 49, WOfist - !.
BIZ hepresentssiye HavxlsAn aes % sryyIoe
for the rscusation diss ~ !nd!g.s e ~ esae
By 3 pr esanl1iyo oHaIdenhatn:-:An acf g Dr..
] ysnt tie nroooeeion of armed bodies ct msn. -
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FOREIGN FACTS and FANCIES
A Summary Of Events and Opin.
ions In Europe and
the East.
Jules Simon on Popular Education
The Effect OF the Recall OF
Prince Hohenlohe.
Gladstone on Ireland The Fate Of Af-
ghanistan..
THE uNiTtv KINGDOM.

LoNpoN Feb. ~. 1b0niry into the disaster to
the railway briige ov-r the Firth Of Tay on the
n,sht uf Darenlhpr 70. by witch many lives ware
loet. 10 now proceeding at Dundee. scotland. be.
fore the Board of Trade Several Uainers who
pninteti the bridge last summer have testified
that they saw numarous ut holes empty: that
they found bolts Id holes where there should
have been fivets. and found tlv,ts without
heads, and bars loosened and nuts uuRcrewed
that one pf tha supporting columns Of the hisb
atrlpfe, which was cracked from top to bottom
was held together with four hoop lands: That
eometimes the oscillation of the bridge was 30
sreat they feared II would fall. The evidence
haa created considerable sensation. but ite
value cannot be estimated until the railway In.
epesto,a are heard on The eutieet.
In the House of uonmons to-day. after d
sharp and personal dlecnssiep, and rejection
" Z, mslroel q tes saa
| Sir Htaff fd Nortbeose's Restitution against ob-
| 4 ruutiuu Was passed aud \ motion adopting
m hospos TsD ssS1t NJ Ssss "1s. s.s a.et
esha Il liz Lse a q Il ,s- nes zen
seyaoe u Il ss sne sse.s
progressing ia tho House of Oommons as.
prived the government 81 ,Aat OPPORTUNITY
ali obstruel.on was a very bad thing Hs at.
trihutad the recent q ,psetvat.ve success N
se Lhersl asssas lSss s,,e eyer loS *.
prospect Of satisfactory settlament of IA
Afahan question. end said that the responsi
h,lttyfor Enaland's e.tlsnde , "a the Iurk.si i .
Iiolity 81 me House of Oomm.bs. Ths ,rpn.
eiudtnr part Of hia speech was devoted q Irist
Hn s ne and asssSs ssS +. sas asy sHases s. se r.
aud the authority of Parliament must be main
taiaea Independently II every other eonsietee ? ?
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nAn EnAwcfeco Fab aa -@1,he unaun nloyet1
Sss... Ss,'s - ..ss. .,,..,,n.v 40 ,hs a. ~ 4
Lon yesterday. ana was addressed BY Mayor
~ .Sl. 49, NV % s,sa .u .s, a.. ma .,,,.. .a
AneOs wefe Eeal. @"N suoa1 .@N ~ '"o ,ao1s u"s
0eneible, ret the continuance OF suoh gather
inse only afforded opportunity for the utter
anoo " AesuneN eAp1e1e."nr. aAe,' w .s'a."
EA&aer than advance the ohleets In v,ews thAt q
3naiNaoue tson, mittea would he appotnted with
.-sn,. ~ cnr,a con ~ fraaly ana M whom Il.
Wnom ae So"'a eonles :. .ee's' "n" w wnvn % ne
would report prox, ess. Il any was made Ia the
-. -..,,,a - at.,ara.a rv,th .oh;a,t RI fha a j,
lnes wouia % oaepeoseo' "sn s"0'ee' W sue YAH
OS tho committed
Thia Wa eAtisfactrry to the crowd and no
..a.~ rnaa,,r,. s,,,l ha ho,a Far tbo nrsaant.
noao "eeunks W. - As'' a'' sAo ''ese'
rHR BOARD OF surERvrsoRs RSsuiNp THEIR
AssoLuTioN tspossiSo TIE BOARD OF a&Al'iA. l
vleogs.. ~ y special maetin1. yesterday ra.
qctnded the resolution paseed ny the last mees.
Ing. 4ndofttnw the action OF the board q heaitn
Ia eo0dcmning chinatown. The resolution OF
Sou0ySemene WAS sent 70 the cQmMtItee Ol
healtn aud police, to INQUIRE the east metnoa
lpx Qt the resotutirn Was paseu on Ine Rtouna nm
thnt no report mas peen received from tnat COM
mitteA ~ .
00mmun!oauon MAs recsiveu trOm 80
mayor, oclecfi1x 20 the recent ordsr lncressln1
@e pokSc inrce. ho,dtnf snat IL was unneces ess
hsSitn End Oonce .A ,,,4,. ,aa.-s,a..
The acsion q the board q health Wi! n., neces e,
Chinatown. ~ the board has full power In the
Ofemscs ,,n ,h.,rman ., ,hs comm,ttee of
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FORElHN FLASHES.

Hlx a,,,all sttsa,rrs eonsf rues I'd Id England for
the King of b lalum. will be shipped in seq
tions next mopth, from Liverpool. for Henry IA.
Btanlsy'a uss IN ,lpnHo.
i III tnwn 81 Urfa. ID Aatatic Turkey. sitnsted
on the SUPPOSED site OF the scfptural city of
ur. If the Uhaldses. has been nearly destf nved
LONDON Fsb .-,rhe Norwegian bark Va.
,una, Unit. reshen. from New Orleans Janu uary
ii fnr Queenstown, his arrived at Falmouth
sons part uf her cargo. having her lorE boat
stove and her foretopmast struck bX l!xhtniDg
She also reports that she spok. the British b,ix
liverpool, having lost her forstop galantmast.
loretJpmHst yards. bowsprit. cut.water and
bulwarkg.
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MAN ELorEs WITH HIS WIRES
Annual Report or the Pennsylvania Rail.
read COmpAny.

PHrLADELrHIA. FAh. ~ The thirty third an-
nual report OF ths Pennsy vania Railroad Com
pany shows: Net income OF main line and
branches from Ptfsburg 10 PHILADELPHIA for the
past year, 81. asa 4S0: and net loss on the New
Jersey divtsion. sssa. .ss9: making balance Of
81 sa2 het. The report says there will probably y
bs expended on instruction. equipment and
real estate during the current year. 81 SOC. 900.
In order to provide for payment on December
81. 1880. OF t497o.o00 maIured first N artRa9e
bonds. the directors have issued dv- mtllions oil
per cent forty-year bonds. secnred BY consoi-
uatsd mortgage on the company.
A comparison OF earnings On all lines east OF
Pittsbur1 and Nrie for 1S7s-79 shows gain OF
t62a 97S TotM number of passengers carried
east and West OF Pirtsburg 2l,ses.o6s II also
says the pooling system on the west bound
traffic. heretofore Ia force frnm New York, has
been exte ndad ta 4ltim ore. Philadelphia and
Boston, ana has worked satisfactorily TO both
rnnpany and shippers. putting an end to both
drawbacks and di.criminations that formerly
prevailed.
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and Aighanietsn are to be placed under Pefstnn
Uapdahsr a. the capital to be = d .rendenev
under Briiiah. pruteetion. Thir = Eastsrn
AfahanistAn 10 be dependency under Btitiah
4 pendenriee .to be aar, isened BY Hsgara. *.
Bah and oher ta.fvs leviee, under Bnxlish
officers. Fourth Portions Of Afghan. terri.
FlfibA India rataips Knram KOhpst, aud
XIX ybef 10 Jelalabsd. Finally there IL etrona
INCLINATION to form Mefv Into State under an
Ahglo. Persian guarantee.
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proyisipus IL the bill ARE mot to npply to the
flvs uiyilssd tribes NJ the I1dlRn Territory.
rhe rate al ) re~lMardy Aaventnre.

drew UoniiliDs, viii, started from 3 ,atgn iu July
last to no to. the Melbourne exhibition l1
small deekei boat called the. .0Oldsl State, were
brought Il, New York yesterday IN the steamer
Oity Of Para, from Rio. Jauel,0. after havinE
narrowly escappd dea b By ehipwreck and STAR. q.
vation, Their boat. about u tons, after Rolna
which enabled then TO make PortHt JaRo. ln the
Oape Verde Islands. n. lfty.slght daya. Setting
eall aaain on Heptembsr II tbev. engonntereu
heavy storms, and failirg 10 make 6t. Helene
they we're Obliged tp steer for the enast 9!
13rasll Their provisions we're nearly spgiled
by salt water: for twenty Ave days they lived
fheir provi Ions were nearly exhausted. lhes
had almost given 10 h.pe Of raachin9 l.nd
wben they s'shted . small bland s sisAty miles ls
pfmen. They landeti there. and after remain.
Ing stnong the nsaern1sn fqg time 70 rest M
Themselves, made for Bahia They saved moth
ina except what they had bn them
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CENTRAL AND sourH AMERICA.

PANAMA Feb "a The rev ,lutinn In AntiuRuI
Ia ptnilped 10 IN outbreak In Me iallip. ard
hillpii Pedro Rs-t. vino asau med charge ~ hs
unvernment. h,ss been uueted and . Hsw gav-
arptnent l. stalled. The leaders of the ne ~
movement, II IL stated are Gen. Rafael Toro and
Tha Peruvian Admiral Mpntsro has ofyiclaly
mt flad f,triuh eVustlls aud naval com m aHdafa
That Jhp CnllAn hlobka ads Qf Ar o. Ia tnef7setive
and caln,t be maintained iii accordance with
the prihntvles Of tntetpattOpal lay
The Chillan squadron has destroyed the
4tisr,p lalurhaH aud plAt forms uf ViaaRlAnd In
Independene1a Dav.
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SPAIN.

NEw yonK. Fab. zs.--A special from Madrid
statas that yesterday the o. atorY oi the Ohvroh
holy vases. pic nras. ornaments and the intss
rtor OF its popular shfing. The whole Was
seape Of pertect wreck The al sr gnd taer t,s
Oh the floor by tia thievne wlu brOka open Oil
The popr boxes fxed Ia thu walls. The Orgur.
renee has caused mitch sensation. - the eriT. q !.
order 10 commit the robbery. IL took place
ipnr hpnre before an animAtea 4 bate occurred
Id the ubftas on more .aess OF bfisAndagn tina
where villages Rnd churches we're attacked.
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AUSTRIA.

rrNpnN, Fsb, II. -,rha Vienna correspondent
III fhp Tffnes sB,a. The ~ ent editorial articles
II tha North German 9osetts on Russo. srmatl
finn ,,f Prince BIZ marck'a struggle aeainst
prlnre uurt cbahuff aud Gem Mlunine. Rus.
iiap Mlnistsr Of War. and that ths nanner u In
,iae III sha tapailt tiemunsi rations vi q ,rlBAn
pympathy Tor thu Usaf. to prove that the .bl re-.
latlons batweea the two stA'es stt'l exist. has
Hassfte nd 4 protest against the theory that the
h on ! relations of the two dynasties o0ntrol
fha relations vt the Rovarnments.
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psWhabls Fatal sssWlt II the Labor
TrUublss IN TrfWy.

TRoY Feb. %. The etriklpg nickel platefs
assaulted w,pspop Il y HIT, their employ q re re-.
sinie. drew 4 revolver aud fired sevan shots,
jacob Dunn received bullets In his head and
gas Gah Il Pr Il, uat sf ses aa bsnsps s
AMI b Ia ths hand, Eight arrests were mads.
Dunn's condt iDa ia prerari,,,s the othsrs are
war,, roughly hapaled, aud tia former badly cut
lii the head and bis lett arm broken.
Several hundred emrlgyss of. the nesasmar
itg those who Atteinps 10 work with Instant
death.
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MAY THEY BE HAPPY.

Yesterday at noon our young friend. Walter
8. McElroy was joined In the bands OF we'd.
lock to Miss E!iz bath J. R.iasford. ths mar
riaRe ceremony being performed by Rev DR..
Percival at tbs Clnrch OF the Am unciati0n,
corner Of Camp and Raa - stre sts. tn couple
who have our best wishes for long iife of
happiness. left yesterday afternoon On bridal
tour to Tennessee.
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you are erecting 4 .gsllows IN the Sand L ,ts.
There II more need of erecting q ga'lows In
Sacramento, Come 10 INN adlAtey aud bring
eome hemp" The telegram ,una its way into
the. papers, aud resolution to inquire into the
matter was introduced LIVELY discussion
enAued, during which BrAunhart tW1rking-
mani. from San Franctsc,. n HAtly rstused TO
obey tho order Of the Speaker to sit down, He
was Brought to thu bar Of the HOUSE aud sua-
PENDED for thraa dsYe,
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Pu1LApEtrH1A. Feb. % "A prize nRht took
placs yesterday morpinr,. in q room. Al
afs phin. and Frank Harris. Of Jersey City.
Both men we're terribly punished, srris hny.
Ing his skull fractured. "a the la1t round. Hs
he cannot recover.
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The Maine bribery Cases.

AUGUSTA, Me-. Feb. 2s.-The Swan and Harri-
man alleged brib ~ cases. In which "; Il.
White 1. charged With giving money TO Eu-
sion members OF the legislature to join the Re-
public4ns. were before II tls's investigating
committee yeaterday. Swan says he has the
the would be briber.
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New YonH, r b s-Ths weekly statement OF
the assG ci .sted banks shows the foil wing
changes: Loana, increass %, AGA 400: specis. 10.
erenae o. 473 900; legal tendara, decrease 81 337
800: deppsits. decrease s5ss 900: circulation. te-
creHse 400: re-srvH. dscrease ~ eea.asO;
The banks nov hold ~. 7B.1O0 In excess of legal
reuuir0msnts.
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The Georgia Green hackers.
fHnecial m the DemocrHt.l

ATLANTA, Feb. ~ AT a meeting OF the
Greenbackers Tonight at the Capitol. delegates
which meets In 1T. Louis Tae meeting was
small and not very enthrsiasttc.
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Geu. Grant In the city u Mex'os.

GALVESTON. Feb. ~ To. morrow's Netos will
publish the following specials;
CtrY or Maxruo Fab, 77.--Ths Academy of
Fine Arts viii present Gen. Grant with = medal
40 commemorative Of his vlslt to that institution.
itho dinner given yesterday to Cen. Grant BY
the American colony wins n brilliant AFFAIR
Hpeeches were many and cordial. o.day tho
party visited the Nattone Museum.
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DENMARK.

LONDON, Feb 2s-A dispatch from Oopen-
eay-: A fire Is raging mere which threatens the
d-etrnction OF the entire lsrtrr. The fire
briRad. appears 10 be- unabla to cone with It.
Fe r. are entertained for thu British Embassy
TIE King and Grown Prince OF Denmark are
On tue scene. stimulating the exertions Of the
f1rAmen.
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rns result VI ! .tr,ks IN new York.

Nav YoRK. Fab. AZ Tho Hartman Furniture
Man utagtory. whose cablnet- maksrs have best,
On q AttiKs tor An i.crsHs6 @ wages, deelned g
about $50 mechanios clerks, sto., out OF work.
Harmaa has axprs.ssd. a dsterni aati9n " Give
Il j the upanufacturing branch OF business uns
jtpe the eiis pioyss decide within short time to
ac1gpt ihe terms he has on ,rsd them. but the
Atrikere are determined to rssiak.
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SPLENDID COMMERCIAL INsEsTMENr -see the
advertisement Of Messrs. Nash b Hodgson,
aucttoneers. TOR the sale by auction. On u lcch 8
OF those two mag .ihcent four. story brick
stores. Nos. % aad % Camp. corner Of HAtchez
street.
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The Mobile aua MWmsaemasry 1A1lrva0-
Death 0f Father Keelef.

Mop1LH. Feb 2s,.The Lonisville and Nasb;
ylls railroad Will take ghatg 90 OF rhe Mobile sna
viii b. run bstween Louisville and Mobile. vim
Nashville aud Mgntgo4ery. 9stor that dnte
Bishop Qlinlan. ot this diocese. died to-day.
u2ed forty years.
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The rel.sr.ph war Ia tho Far west.

NEw York. Feb aa.--The Union Pacin' Rail-
roai Company having ssiz5d the Telegraph
and Denver, Dol the w ,stern Union Company
have issued n builstin declining taking com
metctal buainess for Colorado except 70 points
on the line OF the Atchison. Topeka and santa
IT., route.
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$4,000 Acres f,r Sl2,a00

DANvrLLx Va, Feb 2s-At a bankrupt sale
to-day IA. .OUo acres Of Patrick county lann. con.
taiotnR iron and oth"r ores, wore sod to Harry
G. Black we'll for $4,000.
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]. @. +.

Johnny Flynn's news-tabes. on Comm ercial
Alley near Camp street. are groaning this
morning under the weight Of the masses OF
daily and weekly papers from all parts OF the
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Georgia Suicide and Two Fatal Aooi
dents.
tSpeoial to the Democrat ]

tSpecial to the Democratl
ATLANTA. Ga, Fob. os Last night Mr.. y. G..
Hlade a prominent man OF Pike county. com.
for the act is thought to be the death OF hia
wife. he having been greatly depressed since
she died.
AT Darneevile to-day conntryman fell from
hta wagon and broke his neck. A sheer acci-
Homer Howard, grandson Of Hon. Il. Y
Howard. was thrown from his buggy and III !
a,nntly killed. near Hnntsvitls. a day or two
since Hts horae took fright at train and ran
away Hia head was crushed aG stump
MI. Russell. his eonpantoa. was not hurt.
A NORFOLK BIaAMtsr.
NORFOLK, Feb az. n. II. Bsanett. organtst oil
the Disciples Church, this city. was arrested
yesterday. afternoon for hisamv. on infarma-
we'll. The proofs ware tsitive. Bsnnett eHys
that at tho time of hts last marriage he believed
his former wife dead.
4 NEW york CLERGYMAN ELorEs WITH HIS wrrE's
SISTER.
HUNTERS PorNr. H. T., Feb. II. .--Rav. Mr. Rich.
artsou. Methodist minister Of hea OliR last
evening eloped with hia wife's sister. named
Eiizabath Lputhte, ntnateen Years OF age He
left wife and sev arai all children,
a nursing baby. THIS Afternoon the guilty pair
were arrested at New York, on board the
steamer BIO Or ande. ~ the vessel was about to
to sail for Galveston.
A VERDICT or MANsLAuaHTER SET ASIDE.
BosroN. Feb as-The supreme ,urt has gel
Case Of OhAs q. .HartwellI, condustor Of the
freight tratn which, II Ia alleged, caused thu
Walliston disaster. on the Old Colony Railr DAD
In October. -
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AF6H 4NISTAN.

LAHoRr, Fah. 2s-Th4 Ciril and Military Ga
xefte SAWS: Tho iOlfowt, & il III. o ngrxmme
which tho IndiAn government will enforce un-s
loae unforeseen aecidants prevent: HirJt-Her4t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-29

Georsia NegrOes Attacked by Small. Pox.
MACON. Feb. 2s.-A mild form OF small. pox
has attacked four negroes at Byron. They have
been QuArnntlned.