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, 1880-01-28
BUR0LAltlES.

Philip Rind, Of No. 453 North avenue, yes
terdaycompla!ned to tho police that burglars
had gono through his residence for $50
worth Of clothing, 30 in cash, q noto for 80,
and lot Of other articles.
At MI early hour yesterday morning some
citizens discovered burglars in barn In tho
reur Of r. 4, A!bertson's jewelry store. No.
AO3 Vest Madison street. Officer DIX, OF
IIalnblln's force, and 00ieers .6choenful4
tho aid of tho clt!z1is. surrounded
tic premises, and captured lii tha
barn John. FlalIerty, who II only recently
out Of tbs County JUL, at4 Abbey Marlg9M,
WIN Is well known to tlle police pf tho West
Lake Street District. Iii their possession
were found large jlfnn!y, a small pocket.
knife, with slgnai-Whistlu n,l one eDsl,. and
q cnupla Of reyotycra. They llad forced e!.-
cutting out d panel In door leaafng from the
barn a. the .1Nwelry.store, when they were
dl8tufbed Tho two were held In Sl,900 t0
the Criminal Court for the burglary OF the
barn, and In 81, 100 additional for tho attenpt-
oil robbery Of the jewetry store: For carry
Ing concealed weaWins d fine Of sB0 was Int
posel upon each. This begins to look like
tho way criminals ought to be treated.
, 1880-01-28

Tllo police arc In daily receipt Of letters
asking about the reliability Of I. d. Cllapin
& Co., q West Lake street firm, WHO arc flood
Ing tho country with advertisements asking
for shipments Of grain. anl they are to bs In
vcstlgnted. They have also received from
f. u. Churchill Il Co., Of Cllenoa, IT,
quest to arrest Joshu4 C. Richards. MI Iron
1nanufacturur who las been til frequent trout
Bile OF late. Tho alEege that lie lias 3lQ0 Of
their money, for which l,e Was to send al
order Ut g00tls bnt lIe has failed to do Us hu
agreed. And thirdly, MI Insignificant kick
comes from Thomas j. McCllng, p.-O. uox
05, Storm Lake, la. III answer to All nd
vortlselnent III d Chicago piper hu sent u
cents to ". J. Wtsehllan, for which lo was
to receive one dozen Japanese handkcrchlufs
or napkins. He writes as follows:
sroNM LAKE. H., Jan. "a, 1BS0.-CAief Of Ttltet,
ChtcaLtl, fN-DEAlt HIM: Plea8o find incltlaed tho
advertisement Ut william, J. Wfsemnn, also Dne
of tho hnudkeruhicfs. Comment fB useless, but
huru III tho Went VIC bcli0yg thut tho plIioibNt
police fure0 0f ChicaKo only hltve tn DO notified
Hs regards auuh swindleEs u tRke care Of them.
Exet,ho this !uerty+ and boiovg mo, sr, rcspuct-
fully your obodont scrSa1,t.
P..O. box N,, Storm Luke, Ia.
Mr.. McClung evidently falls to appreciate
tho ornate paper smisll.takcs" or napkins
Which llo received for his money. Tfe po-
lles aro, wondering II lls expected Japanese
silk goods for Ills 1.-TWO bits"
, 1880-01-28
DANGEROUSLY ILL,

8pketa1 p5spateh to Tia Chteapo Tfftunx.
ST. pAul, Jan: ts7-Tolegrams from New
York to-day ANNOUNCED the dangerous ill.,
ness OF Horace Thompson, President Of the
First National l3ank of this city, who won't To
that city with other Directors Ut the St. Paul
i Sioux City Company to rece!yea a transfer
Ut the roait latuly purchased. Air. TllnMts-
son was Ve.lMoj.ter BY birth, and ca,uo here
from Georgia, wifi, hts lato brother, James
+: Tl'on!Psal3. 4. iS9 anl llas since besti en-
gumplatel u lAiga fortune. Ills brother
died In 1870. Nr. Thompson WIS Of middle
agc, al!d ho, till uttacke4 with pneumonia III
Now York, appeartl to have y scora OF years
ut activity yot b4t0ru hin.
, 1880-01-28

An American, stroltcd i,tn IN English CONNER.
tt1,vclc,y, or "Lrlulncra," oIlly. Tho iarlors Of
such inisa aro pntentc:i u this nan!siliu clAss.
Our American frirnd fund the pArlDr empty
and III .Iown ia il and or,Irrc. u g1ass III Il fow
Mla'tes nun ,S's, Ss'Ht:r Typed bis hoad, and
"I.iuoY", inquired tho American. ~ don't
understand ytHl."
Tho man stared at ol,r friend MI instant, and
cxtlhsMol, with e0nlltcnnnco between res<nt-
nlent and awe; III lcY pardon. Hut you are u
Gentlcuan2"
II hnpo I aIn," replied tho American.
"HcrD. here! !.andlHrd- landlord. say, turn
bis person 0utl Hu's q Kentlumuui"
, 1880-01-28

1H9RFHM{f tNFHf1KH,
II there bo auy virtue In tho old proycrb,
Wtllful waite uikcs wuful want," tho citizens
Of these United atatcs ought to hood the wurIl-
tnx elnphatlcaily given them ia the record Of
lssea by tite elaeWherv presented In this paper
Thts record uh0ws That GlBr t:lE} s] 0OO worth OF
pruperty-prxlucts II tho brain and brawli kn.s
Industry at our ptn!lo-waa wasted by ire dur
Ing the lust five yeAtN.
:fho losses BY fro in the Unlted statea during
a1o exccesi W InanX millions Ut dollara simi!ar
lussea durlnx lB1S. u. a1d "a, and fill short by
less than 400 0o0 of the losaea recorded in ls14
Notwithstanding thht In tho month Ut October Ut
that ycur Virglllia t4sY, Nov.. was visited BY u
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worth nf property.
1t will i1 st.cn that thu lt,sscs to insurance.
companies Inst ycMr WIRE III cxecss 0f these nj
my q tlG f. four ~ prcs!"s!s ycars; These losses
:Tl,5F,; IN 1877. 70 *s' s"n: In 1x;a. to $ss5,-
~; md fl 1H7p. ~ <H,4Hs,:D. The destruction
of fIiecint hnz,rs and the lo@xes thereby to tho
Insurance companies progrcssed in II hmilar
proportion tn this.
Iii Canatn the losscs fnr ctsch ycar varied
widely. III 1915 and 1877 tho Dmn!rtan wns ria
itci 6y, no les thnn five large cun,nnsntlnns:
while In lS18 R1L fH7A tho lar9est aggregate,
lo.scx f"r one month amounted i, $i4si,7.Do OF
cect ycar Varied III ii like prnpnstson.
Tho ,, 9It',l,sr of tlrcs has tccn Er!naiy ami
htn,t;a. tho number IT fires. each Of which
tsltt4tsl It loss Ut $iD0 nnti upward, wIls 0.:Dl.
Inst ycnr tho number Of similar fires rcathtal
feefn. or MI nvernHe Ut about stne lrs In every
furty minutes.
There is mt ehattow of ttoult That n lurge
prornrtlol! of these flst's might hHv. bccn pre-
vented. PNrty tH,nEtrlictet! lniltllitga careless
ncBs IN tho pnrt 4f occupants. md i,scnn,llnrian,
nro tho principal enHsca of fires: wcrt t!,eso
"fgw and fur between
, 1880-01-28
EDISON AND HIS CRITICS.

EDlSON AND HIS CRITICS.
T7,o f1nc F.ntnre That 1fr INV, i. No,v
to 1,e pcrfcctcti-A sci,cauto OF t,,e
l.onrs .,!* Ln.npa Have nnrned-A
euA'omof's aa1perieshce'
It ,,,, a.. 'fg Tf,.,s,' ao,* sum- i.. IN. ~ ~.
Sir alumph'y ,nGe Gayy The famous
r sra, do,e'ng ne a1 ret ns,[oFn
s % laughed I'M in dspisiou. ri % Neysrthelrss m i cum,
proved to Lo Rreat success. Nv n nroi,.ct % T for
The subdivision Of the electric j1alt Is treatctl
In likn manner bv al tbnse u ,crs"s ,1' WIN u 'ra
proe"y Ss mi of fg1S he pyisss sts WIZ whc n'
nm day by day perfecting. It is singular
fact that persons conyersant with thn sub.
icct, after Inspecting INV laboratory. arc
ready to al1ow TINT a,u nj nj riai't ~ far NJ 9
have gone. ask no more"
Mr. Ellison insists that the only question
now Ia Of the perfect formation ,f tfn u1ass
Globes Of his lamps Thts he says viii vii s.n soon
oosianat n % rtn ~ w. IT, o.;
ax,4ri,.,o M ~ ". Elsotis
cnitaiisiu ,;hn 10 m noin.. III H.; .on1, w., -
"i ca.,co w n1t II Ky biSx ~ a;i sGn nt 10
az ro 1aS nrnnrpr T ,as psotf't% W e,at 4to ,,, u
in 1T n pWSGple',5 pWape oi 9he @ Of le hriSate aMcli
tns E"1ixnn it1ta eoi III az o,,I,1. taH 4 -
iists ssen it ainost s pertf f' 'T1hs Thsy selyo is
tnr,, tn ,r,,da w 'tonn os & Mg,' %e 1sa,re Wy
snr'i s t'e !i.tle screws attTcd 70 eacll n!Il
dny turn II" ite'ts In M" f"r ,,t,arit liz
tnpsoo nns ,,o!i. snaE VI . aei.s ~. t inF' MeaIS
cgu ti,a,s ,;. sG!e,.le MIsonS IN NGw iork nmd
a'els ,ns, WIZ hfe co!tl.'l!a!iy conntitnlils tls
n!ai, 1nr lEl,tin'g as innractlrabte, ,r }iaye
snro tn se tr II entre s! ctv n, c r,c eH hr afa
, 1880-01-28
+t'ti
IRELAND.

OFFICIAL COu1rrE9Y.
DUBLIN, Jau. 27.-The Lord-Nlayor OF
Dublin n1ld principal members OF the Corpora
ton attended the leyce Of the Lord-Lieutenntlt
today. 1t Is hoped thfs will do 1nucll to re-
1loye the unpicnsant1iess caused by the re-
fusal Of tho Lord-Llcutonant to attend the
Lortl-Mnyor's banquet.
0E1,sIAN OPINIONS.
LONDON, jan. pa Berlin dispatch says
the National ZCltung, allutalng to Parnelts
tour IN, America, declares tint 1t is y dis
graceful oct On tho part OF the 1Iollc-Rulers
tn lnake political capital OF their co,tntrys
distress, thus turning the necessities Of their
starving c0uMtry,ncn to account for party
purposes.
DENIAL.
LONDON. jan. az-The Committee OH the
Dublin hanslon House, fund deny the stnte-
llsplt made by 1arnall IN Ills speech ut Duf-
falo Sunday, that tho .defallteis III the pay-
inent OF rent are excluded from tho relief.
The Committee llnve already dispensed over
El0o00 for tho relief of urgent cases OF dis
treSa.
, 1880-01-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

.Arend's KumyHm has hecn used with
years In tho vurtous fnrms Of d,vpcpsiu, Hnstrtts,
nausea, general debility, consumption. etc. Ku.
Ike loyorago @ "a fosJj: inats fsot,. ,njk' pccui
tArly grateful to a delicate stomach. Nothing
else ulnkus flesh, and blNi. and strength 10 fast:
1t car l snftly relied n for tho regeneration Of
those cases Of low vitality In which medication
or ordinary nutrition full. Henl fnr cIrcu1ar.
Bewnrc Ut limitations. Arcnl'a kumyss Is not
sold to thB trlade. Consumers supplied directly
by 4. Arcnd, Chemist, l7u Madison street, Chl-
, 1880-01-28

. ROME, Jan. a7.-A rumor Is published. iii.
dor reserve, that an arrangement will hD
signed this week between Germany and tho
Vatican, rs starting point tor letinit con-
clasl0n OF tic pendiilg negotiations.
AEltEsrED.
NAPLES, Jan. 97.--rhe police arrested two
Americans Charged with atealin. 5000
francs from an officer Of the Russian nayy
at Brussels.
, 1880-01-28

REBr1fE TiIE1n SEATS.
Madrid, jan. 27.-1'he minority Of tho
Senate and Chamber Of Deputies unanimous
ly resolved to resume their scats In the
Cortes. They will attend the sitting to-n,or-
row.
DECLA11Ep INSANE.
The physicians appointed to examine into
the mental condition Of Francesca Oter0
Gonzales, tho wollid-be assassin of King Al
f0ls0, submitted u report stating TINT lie Is
Insane.
TIE OPPOSITION.
LONDON, jan. 97.---A Madrid correspond
ent states TINT the resolution of tho minority
to return to tlle Cnrtes WINS opposed by
9enors Marlnns and CaryajRl, Democrats, but
the opinion Of tho M0narchfcnl Liberals
and friends Of Sagacta prevailed.
, 1880-01-28
CASUALTIES.

j.. a BURSTING aRINDsToNE.
PROVIDENCE, Pa, Jun. a7.-At the Scran-
ton File Works this morning u largo grind
stone burst killing William Farrlas and shat
terlng the building.
, 1880-01-28

- NUF]0}k P5FPfUtaN.
Yesterday morning lady residing 0n Fnlk-
land street wax prrsented, by y ctl1rei nun,
written BY tho proprietor i of cioshiny storv oll
1lAln street:
"NuRHOlK, Va. Jan. lg-Mrs. ~. ypur
husband net With d sui Rcctdent a few nO1llrIta
axo. He fell through hate4wuy Iu suy ssorc aud
, 1880-01-28

TRANSPORTS CAPTURED ny TuncoMANs.
ST. P1:TIlsuulia, Jan. 9.-The reports OF
the attack OIL the Russians ut Tehiktslar
arose through raid having been 1uade OIL
Russian convoy on the 1tt inst, between
Tchlkis!ar aud Clattec, resulting Ii, tho capt-
nre BY the Tekke Turc0inalls Of part Of the
tTnnEDnff9.
, 1880-01-28
SUICIDE.

Special Difpateh to tn Chicago Tribune,
q, M'ApyoRD, ra.. Jan: a7.-AIrs, Cl aries A.
1tee4l, Of Aexfortl, sulclded to-day by taking
poison. Poverty was tho cause, :.
t,,!.orlsVlL1.E, Jan. 27.-Thls forenoon
~ hnHar!es Ponder, aged 80, local preacher Of
~ hse Mstilo!list Episcopal CHURCH. suiclied BY
Of NaM9 h,,h,self N lla farm, four miles wost
" as.Iglpas excitement Ia relation to sano-
, 1880-01-28
The English Said to Favor the
Partitioning Of Afghan
fstan.
End Of tho Legislative Crisis Mt
tho Spanish Capital.
Gonzales, the Wou1d.Be Assassin oI
Alfonso, Declared Insane.
An Offending English Newspaper Sus-
pendcl by The Porto.
Beginning Of tho End Of the Ecclesiastical
War In Germany.


EN9IsISH hllJES.
VIENNA, Jan. 27.-1t Is reported from
Tel,ernn that Under tho Influence of England
l3cluocl1staM will rccetyaa portion Of Afgl,a,l
territory III return for supporting tho En-
gl1sh occupation Of Cantlallnr.
THE NATIVE CHIEFS.
LONDON, jim. 97.-A dispatch from I.nllorc
rcpbrts Tint ltntling Afg1lun sErlars order tho
Knhistnnis to refuse supplies to the British.
Tho Governor OF DnlkII sellJs wortl tint
the Kohtstanis aro preparing mn expedition
against the British.
, 1880-01-28

Complaints concerning William Whalen.
the West Division Police Court bailfff, coll
tiMue to cou,s In, but ~ yet there Is ITO word
OF according h,m at investigation. About
thrve weeks ago John Kolar gave the bulllH
$ll for alleged services rendered hlnl willie
III trouble OH Charge Ut aia9r(lerly conduct.
Yet, 1t L. a2il kolur WINS marked discharged
, 1880-01-28

-,a,o2" In n.ks, MT at al!, II tho old mAn
.,,md hnrpcu into tho parlnr sotl,o night when
y,,, and tho girl Hro ornpyinX tho same ena ol
Tho sufn ya,lr eGIf-p0aRtas'nfl "enid no Hotne
where III tho middle at Afrtcn, although That
rnul,1nt proye that yon wern lnfnti'ateN with
,to ottl gentleman. II you rcnlly have doubts
ol,nut tho state Of yntlr affections, 1i'At hang
sro,nd until tho young latfy, goes to dancp
with nnotler fellow, md then 1t yo!f feel M
nncnsy as II bob-tailed horse In tly tno yot hnvo
got 'e!n.
Tin Princess Louiso ls bringing out sew
oral now pLays with hor, and tho little Theatre
init t,y Lori Dutlcr1n hnR bUcn elegantly rc-
attcd, An Ottnwn correspondent snys that tho
llat of poopo to DO received Mt Rat1oau Hall haH
iucn revised aud contracted. "The regulations
hoyc also been mndo moro stringent, and tho
rrurt ritual taatlc mpro formal and impressive.
II was found under tho old regulations that pcf-
plc wero Invited ta dinner and bntts that did not
know t1ow tu bchavc themselves, particularly in
tho small hours Of tho morning. and TINT hor
1,oynl 1IIghness had to stand In shlvorin9 cos-
tune for hours receiving Government under.
atrnppers who ran In debt for their drcas-s'1lts,
boarsljng. house keepers, pNbltcana, and oven
hotel clerks. The canalllo is hcncoforth to be
excluded, and Invitations confined to members
of Parliament, tho lending officials, ctyll ind
military, md tho first families generally"
lIuying requested Mr. Tcnnyson to fur
n[sh another flrst-clnss effort on aomo topic of
local interest, we havo received fsuln tho Poet
Laurcatc IL little xxi epic, concerning subject
TINT hns painfully Interested n great inany peo-
p1o in Chicago iatciy. It will 10 noticed TINT
what Is known a " tho rcct!cal nucleus" Is tho
eaple rs III one of Mr.. Tcnnysbn's oarlor works:
nn,ke broke. brokd.
And woud that could rrooycr
Tho money that 1t cost inc.
, 1880-01-28
~, the ro1tt docket, AMI rishtft.lly should
not have been Obliged 10 pay II single penny.


james n. Young yesterday, charging him
with obtaining Il deed Of some rraL estate
under false prctenses. Justice Meccl, put
Young under boutls df 500 te oppear Jan, 30,
". c. rhaycr, the men charged by llnrry
send away was lIchl 10 the Criminal Court
yesterday in bonds Of 500 l,y Justice Mech.
TIayrr says lint 1,e sent 4, the money =. away II
Wong Ching Foo, alias al, Wong, !. u,
ss as ".i; ,v,,' @ "uu 90 o
Chinese @ resi- reside"t ot Chicago Oh i ts rreten,s s
Ut publishing Chinese directory, wcru up
bcftro Justice Walsh yesterday They took
Il change Of yont,D tot 1llstien ii,rcrsfjt. almf
woru y discharged for want Of evidence. About
trint. ''e
.Asa Williams. t),e co]ore,1 engineer of M
cx1,rs.ss.waRt,li. wns brought b"fpTe, ,jI,Ktcc
SSenS5s %4 pasa1y s9 os Gy S G Sss 1T,t
Louisa md her l,aiy wire III colrt, nnti tin
Iy yc q IL a% Te' rf As aa 0rsast sasee % q The sRa S
atnei,sls hy inarryin9 tfe QlrJ Justice S,11n.
mr MnrIjeld Il t}cd Wo knot in yery % i,npTessIye ]
manner.
nsnjap sshwSb tnye'ips T. ;! sgsnt for
Wno!es4,e tiani, i,ts 1oso y. ts e,ty. was mp
brf0re Jibttce ltlltlson ye5tcrt!ay OIL u ehnrRe
nt larceny. 1t np1Mars thai Mis. Josepll'ne
krettlera teaft!cf III Moodys S!li;iay-set'oo!,
caused scn~ans arrest aliekInx tnat l!e hGtl
stolen + SCI of 1eWeify irnsn lier witch sllo
IND given ilm 70 plnce ~ pawn inr lier;;
g. s te raeen ;eiese nt'aG siee ysa @s i1fSi Iiy @
missed TIC case for want of evidence.
A. Booth. tho oyStcr mid game dealer. cnmc
nj before Justice Sumlncrileli yesterday Il,
answer to a charge Of violating the (iime
law. A number OF prominent sportsit,en
were present, and manifested 4 depp
interest lit the case. 4 Jury wns
called for by the defense, and they brought
ln n verdict Of Kujlty, fixing tllo penalty at
ST per bird, or Sl90. Tic fine was rc1n1ttei
byagrecnlcnt, rs AIr. Booth said thnt lte would
a,,ra,y rbn,,s1,t and A min rot,nto ,,oro
AaeW 1HtMsht ~. a a as,G huhis ansc WeIH
!es.eluay ni, neu " SuhsU .n, atSn ~ ?u eae.l
otn'g ~ tng Gosn vt ~ ~ ptS.
iesIea " JVn'! n0M'as,xoMMnsk', 3ttns ~. Wy M OF Mn -
Enlnett stltGt' s ~ W. W. tau' oli s.ofy u
!ove altnir III anptn,GIr a,.I,,, ,otae' i'larflAEc
nappy toHltl aaa nt GI,.oted!' ~ naL luz ea!laln
Eo1ss =. ~ ~ anf r.tnx+s ~ sne porpe. sInr
" Ml4 ~ hoaest pleteAls sAiiis, MetesS I.sG
~ lno IousG. ~ giHgtnlnsmL gn qu'cky !u!-
mws tnen =, HaH s;aan as ;tT au ,Mls.
ore .,ae III ~ -, tt ~, vaty. H. ~
, 1880-01-28

ADEN, Arabia, JAN. a7.-An Italian Qov~
ernment steamer has lett hero for Assab
Nay, Abysslnia, with artiQcerp and laborcrs.
This 1tallan Consul invites traders TO settle
Hare,
, 1880-01-28
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Jan. M.-John uarfosd i Sons,
cortl-fuetors aud seel-erushers, lRyo failed.
Liabilities stated at $4,000.
, 1880-01-28

FI.ENAftY 4MNEHfYs
PARIS, Jan, a7.-The Dureaux Of tho Cham
ber ut Deputies elected . committee uppIa
the proposition Of Louis Blanc for pleuary
amnesty. Five Of the Committee are sup
portcrs and eight antagonists OF the propos!-
tipu.
, 1880-01-28
UNDER AN ENHANCEMENT.

bpft1d1 Ulpaleh % 1hs Chicago Tribune.
kroKrK. H., jan. 27.-By the caving OF m
eanbankment this morning two men named
McBaln md McCrcdle we're buried out OF
tAlncu internal Injuries from Which le may
not recover. McDAtn was only slightly hurt.
, 1880-01-28

WORCESTER Mass, jan. o7.-At the Hos
p!tal for lncurabtes to4lny Tha1llas Dwyer,
lunatlc, was killed by undetermined Warren
1klce.
, 1880-01-28

ISLE OF WI1IIT. jan. o7.-.rho passenger
steamer Princess Alice c0llldcd to-tlny With
q d1sused gunboat, md n 1naIorlty Of the
passengers are reported drowned.
The "details have not yet been received,
but It Is reported that tile steamers passcll-
gers wore seized with a1l uncomfortable
panic. After tho collision scene Of great
horror followed.
On Sept. 3, 1878, the Princess Alice met
with an accident In which GOO lives woro
lost.
LONDON, jan. 37.-Tho only foundation for
the report Of the great disaster TO the steamer
Princess Alice of tho Isle OF Wight Is Ill The
fact that the steamer came In collision with q
tho British navy. Two 6Ailors were drowned.
, 1880-01-28

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The bfark Lane Express,
In !ts review OF the British grain trade for
tue past two weeks, says; An outdoor work
IL aga!n stopped by tie frost, ThsRsAlng o.
, 1880-01-28
lHIlAkEhMEES.

Dr.D 'Ungcr, discoyerer Of the ctuchona curt
for drunkenness, uures hll casca. Room r
p.IlMer 1Iullsc.
, 1880-01-28

Hsyect an n CIlnlllet Of Roses IN J. 4
e. Atktnsoh'a Extrlct nf While ltdses for tht
hn!r. Al t,r,co clcn,lslug, lnvtgurating. ana ui
delightful frngrsltlce.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49,

Robertson, Rogers, Stewart, Settoon, Story,
Walton, Watkins
Absent Messrs Harris. Nufez. Steele.
Simmea Vance,.
Mr., Estopinel obtained unanimous consent
20 take ND at this time the statement of "Ao-
count OF Joseph Ilula FOR rent OF office to the
State Of Louisiana Hs contained In executive
communication received In the Senate on the
twenty eighth " January. 1870.
On motion Of Mr. EltopInal tho papers
were referred to tho COMMITTEES on Parks and
Public buildings.
CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice that he would on
to- morrow submit the views Of the minority
of the Gomtnittee on Elections In the matter
~ contest Of Hon. X =. Perry Va. Hon. a. II
ssiard Etaventir Senatorial District.
On motion ~ Mr. Fonteuot the Senate nd
iourne4s untH tomorrow. Wednesday, Feb
ruary ~, 1897, at ~ IN.
JOHN GLEfiG,
Secretary OF the Senate
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-19

THIRD BEADING or HOUSE BILLS.
| House bill No. y,
An act to provide for the transfer of cor
tain cases pending and undetermined before
Tia Justices or the peace for the parish of Or
leans, and before the Third District Court for
the parish Of Orleans. to the city courts OF
New Orleans.
Was read the third time and In full
Mr.. Parlange moved the final passage OF
the bill.
The roll was called. with the following re-
suit.
Yeas essrs Ably. Augustin. Brian, Buff
tingtpn, Cahrn. C4mphell, Cunningham, Da-
wilson, DAvey. DHmaa E-topnal, Fnntenot,
Foster. Lt,ake Lucas. Lnckett, Marston.
Newton. Mutt Psrlange. Pollock. Rard, Rob
ertson. Rogers. Stewart. Settoon, Story, Wal
ton, Watkins %.
Nays None.
Absent Mrssrs. Hagsn, Harris. Kidd,
Nuncz. Steel, SHINES, Vance.
And the bill was finally passed
Tie title was adopted.
Mr.. Fontenot moved to reconsider the vote
by which the btu was finally passed. and on
his own motion the motion to reconsider was
laid on the table
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. Foatenot the Senate went
into executive session.
AFTER EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Upon the opening OF the doors. the Presi
dent OF the Senate In the chair, the following
named Senators were present:
Messrs. Ably, Augustin. Brian. Burlington.
Cahen, Campbell, Cunningham, Davidson,
Dayey, D-mas, Estopinal, Fontenot, Foster,
Hagan, Kidd, Leake, Lucas, Luckett. Mar
ston, Newton, Mutt, Parlange, Pollock, Riard,
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adopted, and on his own motion the motion
to reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following resou-

adopted, and on his own motion the motion
to reconsider was laid on the table.
Mr. Robertson offered the following resolu-
ton:
RESOLVED, That the COMMITTEES on Enroll
ment and E,urtseIpcnt be authorized To re-
enroll Senate till NJ, ai. subetttnte for Se!'Rte
bill No. r, adding The woids .o' the State o.
Louisiana after thn words 70 y enaee'i py
the General ASS" Mhly
I'm motion If Mr.. Robertson tho ruhss were
suapended to consider tho resolution Mt this
time and on motion OF 1''a same senator es'
resolution was adopted. zM5.
Mr.. Richardson moved To reconsider the rote
Nv which the resolution was adopted, and On
hia own melton the motion to reconsider was
laid IN the table.
'"'' VI" srEcIAI ORDER.
Sennte bill Nolo
s,oneral Assembly of 1877. approvta March
23. 1877.
Was taken up. Win tho following amend
ments proposed ny tho H'tnse 81 Represents
tives. M5-
Ia section /, line 4. after The word "unhaled."
Rnaert "art oltev iarm 1rudncta
In aecttun q lit,ef =, after the werd 'unhaled,
inaart sn,ue amendment. ==5
IN section q III. ~ after the word cotton"
lDeert same amendment.
The bill was read es amended and IN full.
MESSAGE from THF HOUSE.
The following sessage WAS received from
yfhe Ho,,as VI Representatives and read
HOUSE oF REPRESENTA- iIvKs.
february IL. 1891.
w thu sanate al tho Sta o Of louisiana:
an, directed a. infprn your honorable
,1.nlv that the House ef Representatives has
naaaatl and asKa NnIit occurrence In
House bill No 20. .=
Al act 81 prescribe tho amount OF aud
character Of the M''rf aud qualifications OF
the a,ratles, to ba furnished by the Cierks Of
the civil aud criDnal district courts for the
parish Of Orleans.
Reepectfnll etc, -