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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Secretary of Philadelphia Insurance
Company Defaulter to- Small Amount

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.-The announce
ment Is nade that George O. Lssan, secre-
| tary of the German Fire Insurance Company.
| Is defaulter to the amount OF about $1,000,
have been collected from the policy holders
of which no return has been made. Lissan
has not been seen for some time.
KILLED OVER DISPUTE ABOUT RENT.
ST LOUIS, Jan. 1O-Mail a4vices from New
Madrid, in the extreme southeastern part oi
the State. say that Marlin Pauluett, farmer
aud a tenant OF Hon. JAS, Barues, shot and
killed TIE latter last Sunday by putting a
load Of slugs into a shotgun aud shooting
them into his left breast. Pauquett was ar
rested The affair grew out Of u disagree
ment while settling their landlord and ten
ants account.
KILLED HER MOTHER.
BOSTON, Jan. 10-Helen j. Ward, who was
arrested for shooting her mother while Ia
charged to-day, there being NJ evidence to
prove anything but a case OF accidental shoot
ing.
TWO NEGROES READY FOR HANGING.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10-John Hull and Bur-
rell Smith, Colored. were to-day sentenced b y
the Supreme Court to be hanged at Murfrees-
horo on February 20, for the murder If Major
last.
GUILTY or MURDER.
MEMPHIS, Jan TO- The jury to-day In the
criminal court returned a verdict OF murder
In the first degree In the case OF Henry
Smith, coiored, tried for killing Chaney Long,
colored, In 1877.
SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 10.-Charles Wood, eoiored,
was to-day sentenced to he hung March IL for
the murder OF Mrs. w. @. Foster last JAN
uary. An appeal has Deen taken to the SUI
preme Court
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LONDON, Jan. 10-ibe Posts Berlin dis
patch announces that news COMES fron Tehe-
ran that Russia is putting severe pressure
upon Persia. Ia the tFort to recover her lost
Influence.
dispatch from Berlin says: "The gov
ernments OF Germany and Austria are about
70 communicate with that Of st. Petersburg
regarding the concentration OF Russian
troops in Poland. III the reply is unsatisfac-
tory, they will adopt defensive measures"
ST. PETERsBUBa, Jan 10.-Server han and
Ishak X ban, cousins OF Andnl Rahman Khan,
ihe Afghan pretender. have fled from Samar-
cand across the frontier.
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.CtrBs.=.

HAVANA, Jan. 10 The United States war
steamer KeansaGe arrived to-day from Rua-
tan. Honduras, and will sail for Key West on
Monday.
The Coast Survey steamer Blake arrived on
the eighth and sailed to-day. She will con-
sumo several months In taking soundinQs In
the old Bahama channel, and In making other
Investigations connected with her special
duties.
The Commander General OF Marine has
given orders to th. marine authorities to rem
den assistance to,the Blake III needed
Captain General Blanco has arrived at
JiNuani.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, Jan. 1O.--The Catholic bishop oi
the diocese OF Anehoney, Liz land. In ac-
knowledglng a French subscription for the
relief OF the distressed In Ireland dwells on
that 1t IL painful to have 10 stretch out the
hand towards America and France rather
than to flourish0g England, which yearly re-
rceives millions from Ireland as taxes.
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hEylC0.

GALVESTON. Jan. TO- To-morrow's Neirs
will publish the following special from
Brownsville: Telegrains over the Mexican
lines from Saltillo. deny the truth of the re-
ported defeat, by revou' u'ionists, of Gen. Tre-
Woo, he being In interrupted comm uDication
with Saltillo. There Is some slight disturb.
ance connected with the governorship. Gen.
Trias, who is unpopular with a large class Of
the people OF the States bordering on the Rio
Granda. eavOrs G-n. Gonzales for Pr stdent.
He has visited the more no thern States, and
will establish hia headquarters at San Luis
Putosl about the tifteeRth instant.
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The Mississippi Legislature INV The sena-
IOriAf t,RAeuN. -------.------

JACKSON, Jan. I6-The Holmes county dele
gates were seated to-day. Two Greenbackers
and one Democrat
The House bill appropriating $4,000 for
legislative expenses was referred to the
Senate Finance Committee.
The Democratic caucus tonight failed to
make . nomination. Six ballots were taken.
The last resulted as follows: BarksdaIe 52lls
Walthslr 3sila Singleton 36, Martin 2. Jttf-r-
son Davis |, Featherstone L. The caucus
then adjourped till Monday night.
The impression prevails that il Barksdale
Is not nominated on the first or second ballot
Monday night, ss,me dark horse will carry of
the honors.
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MARITIME.
A Schooner Loses Three Of Her Grew en- the
Newfoundland Fishing Banks.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Jan. 1O-The schooner
Laura Nelson. just arrived, reports the loss
OF three of her erew-John McCoud. NAL
colin McCloud and Jas. Pubnico-who we're
eapsiZed in a dory during a squall ON the
twenty sixth ultimo on the Grand Banks.
NEW STEAMSHIP FOR THE NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 10.-The new iron steam
ship Louisiana, built by John Roach i Som
left here this morning on N trial trip for New
York. She Is owned by the Crom we'll Steam
chip Company. and will ply between New
York and New Orleans.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Batch Of News Items from Eu-
rope, Asia and the Other
Portions Of America.
The Battle Between the Albaniens
and MonSenegrins- -Tnundation
of the Vietula.
] Austria and Germany Call on Russia to
Explain Her Concentration Of Troops
on the Frontier.
MONTES EtiRO.

LONDON, Jan to,--T Tho Standards Vienna
correspondent confirms the report of con-
flct near Gusinie III which the Montenegrins
defeated the Albanans, but places the strength
cf the forces engaged ut 5000 of the former
and 1000 or the latter. The Aibanians were
commanded by the chief Of the Albanian
league. The fight last Ave hours.
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Tme Sanitation of Me n, ,ph IL.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 10-Presfdent Porter has
Withdrawn his resignation. and the differ
pnces which existed between himself and col
leagues have been harmouiously settled. The
WORK Of placing Memphis 10 good sanitary
condition will now be pushed To early COM
pption, according to the suggestions OF the
National Board OF Health commission.
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The Continental Life Insurance Company.
MA of Albany, N. Il.

ALBANY. Jan. 10.-Justice Westbrook to-
day confirmed the supplementary report Of
Morgan A. Dayton, Jr., referee, relative to
tho valid claims against the Continental Life
Insurance Company, and ordered Receiver
O'Neil to pay All installment OF Is per cent on
such valid claims out OF the money now In
his possession.
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+. MAINE.
The Republicans Refuse to Agree
to Any Compromise.
The House Still without Quorum :
Armed Men Discovered in the
State House Whites Defense
Against the Bribery Charges.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Jan. 9.-There is talk to-
night OF a compromise, suggested by The Fu-
sionists, but 1t meets with no favor from the
Republicans, who are more compactly united
than ever The policy they have adopted Is
perfectly peaceful one, although the more
impulsiye members are In favor Of at once
taking possession OF the State-Eouse by force
OF arms. This project does not meet with
any favor from the leaders. who counsel
patience and GOODNESS.
PROCEEDINGS In THE LEGISLATURE.
BosToN. Jan. 1o-The Journals Augusta
dispatch says there were but tifty-four MEM
bers In their seats when the House was called
TO order. The Republicans were oil absent.
At Q 30 q. m. the House adjourned to Monday.
Ia the Senate u resolution WAS adopted pro-
vidlng fore committee on State valuation.
Mr.. Locke objected to the appointment OF
such a committee, when all the cities were not
represented.
A Fusionst has received letter from r. ?.
Gould declaring that the Governor and Coun-
Oil should be chosen before action is taken on
filling any vacancy, ana the opinion
OF the cpurt should be dtsre9arded. He
says: "We must hold the State government
IL 1t can possibly be done fairly. Let no Re-
publican be seated Ia either house II he can be
excluded on fair legal grounds
watchman last night discovered ten
armed men 4uaTHIHR HTIHB III tnS liDIhly
room ia the upper story Of the State FL puse.
Upon protest by the police force against the
presence of these men, they We're removed by
order OF Gen. Marshal Brown.
The rumors that the Governor 3 room has
been seiz sd s FALSE
The crowd at the State-House has greatly
diminished.
The State Treasurer ordered that no money
be paid out OF the treasury on the order of the
Legislature until he otherwise decides.
WHITES DEFIANCE.
PORTLAND, Ma. Jan. 10.-A special dis
patch To the Advertiser says 1t is under
stood that Mr.. White, who Is accused of bri-
berry, will reply that he received the resigna-
t!ons and certificates as stated, but did not
hold the alleged interviews, and that the
story Of money payments is apure falsehood.
THE BANGOR ARMS SENT BACK.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan 10.-The arms brought
here from B tngor wele sent back by Gen.
Chamberlain to-day.
HOW THE ARMS WERE GREETED AT BANGOR.
BANGOR, Me-, Jan. 10.-The arms removed
from the State arsenal December 30, to the
State FL ,use, at Augusta, by order OF Gov.
Garcelnn, aud which were returned to-day by
Gen Chamberlain, arrived this evening.
large number nf etizsns gathered on the
KenduskeaR Bridge aud greeted the ordnance
bearing train rs IL passed. Much enthusiasm
was manifested and cheers were given for
Gen. Chamberlain.
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Liverpool advance very materi lily or decline
here something like twenty cents per bushel
there will be no shipping margin, and the
blockade will continue. Meantime farmers
ere unable to find market for their grain,
although prices are to their liking.
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weekly staten. mt o, the >-w York Banks.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-The weekly state
mBnt Of the associated banks shows thu fol-
lowing changes: Loans, decrease $570, 100 :
specie, increase $3,191, 400; legal tend-rs. In
crease ST. 974, ,300 drposita increase - ,90s, 500
circulation. increase S64.300; re5eiv", in-
crease $3 338, STE. The banks now have SO, $780,
400 la excess Of the legal requirements.
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Movements Of ocean vessels.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Arrived: City OF New
York, AshbroBa. CITY OF Columbus ALI RS.
Arrived out: Vaderland, Aurora, Atlantic
Action, Jargon, McGregor. Second.s, Bar
reras, Bulgarian, Cimbria, Sunbeam, Castillo.
Homeward: SiIo for Wiimiogton. Martha
Cobb for New Orleans, Augusta for Quintans
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AUSTRIA.

LONDON. Jan. 1o.--The Neirs' Vienna dis
patch reports that the waters OF the River
yVistuia have run 90 high that twenty villages
m the Craoon district have been inundated
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, Jan. I0.-Jobn Humphreys Parry,
the eminent Sergeant-at law, Ia dead, aged
sixty-iive. The death " his wife, from grief
Mt she loss Of her husband. Is also announced.
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ITALY

LONDON, Jan. 10-A Rome dispatch to the
Telegraph says: The Court or Appeals has
Annuiied the marriage Of Gen. Garlbaldi with
the Countess Raimondi.
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PARIS, jan 1o.-Gen. Faure new Minister
or War, has replaced all the heads Of depart
ments who held Office previous to his aeces-
sion.
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LITTLE ROCK Ark Jan. 10.-A new paper
calIen Jhs Arkansas Republican, edited and
published by w, j. BlauRburn, an ex-Con-
qressman from Louisiana, was issued here to-
dAV
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and will submit to Congress on Monday
yoluminous report, covering two hundred
pages. regarding the operations OF the va
rinus lottery associations and their agents.
The report has been prepared In response TO
n resolution Of the House,
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Fort MONROE, Va. Jan. 10 Rear Admiral
Robert Ii. Wyman, commanding the North
Atlantic squadron, arrived here at noon to-
day on the frigate Tennessee from New
York.
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 10.-rhe sale of the St
Louis Jockey Club property, appointed for to-
day, was postponed to the first Monday tn
February,
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TINE rREEDMEN's BANK COMMITTEE.

The Senate ommittee on the Freedmen's
Bank to-day examined the com missioners
appointed to wind up the institution regard
ing the terms employed In the schedules ap-
pauded to their reports. but nothing OF gen.
eral interest was ellcited. The committee
meet a4.ain Tuesday.
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Senator Wallace on the Davenport
Investigations go ,.o.

WAsalNaroN, February 9-Senator
Wallace has returned from New York
and expressed himself satisfied with, the
developments In the Davenport investi-
CATION. According to thes Star, he says
that itlwas conelusively proved, on The
testimony of some thirty witnesses, that
the 1868 papers were legal, that many
Of them we're issued to Union soldiers,
who voted upon them from 1868 70 1878
without molestation that in 1878 when
tie voter offered to vote he was arrested
and first taken to the Republican head
quarters. If he was Republican be
was released, bu. II Democrat be
could only procare his freedom by pledg'
ing that be would not vote. OF the 20,.
900 who were entitled to vote on these
natusriization papers. Senator Wallace
thinks 10000 or $4,000 were deferred
from voting through fear Of arrest by
Davenport. The investigation viii b
resumed shortly. % = 'A,i .
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PROBATE COURT.

February 4,-H B. Hill, Guardian OF
Arlimacy Morris, filed his final account; /;
hearing continued to March 9Th.
February 6,-Tbe last Will and Test
ament Of John Z. Niemanl, decd, was
fled for probate, and the hearing con-
tinued to the 2Slh inst. ee s
/ February 1.-THE last Will and Test
ament of Joseph Morrell, decd, was
fled for probate, admitted, and notice
of same ordered published. - : = =
s Feb. l2-ln the matter of Thomas
Martin, Admr Of the estate of Evan
Haney, decd, We. Nancy Haney, ct al,
petition to sell real estate, Jas. Watson,
Guardian, Was made party Defendant
NJ. BoughneL Admir- Of the estate Of
is. Brothers, decd, obtained an order to
sell real estate in separate tracts at pri.
yate sale.
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No wonder the people have confidence
when the best physicians are prescribing
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in all cases of
Coughs, Colds. etc. Ii.6as 81
TIE Marietta Times say NEARLY all
our Democrats say give US Thurman
but il We must have New York man,
let Seymour be the man" ne .sse
d The Iowa House of Representatives,
by vote of 81 TO 81, have adopted a
resolution declaring in favor Of Con-
stitutional Amendment making women
eligible as Representatives to the Legis-
lature. 10s - e.fa Hos fl s1s
The reopening Of the Titz John Por-
ter case by Congress is to be made the
occasion for another sectional debate,
which will be led by General Govern
ment. The argument and the provoca-
ton are-but when the Republicans are
determined to start a sectionals debate
they need no provocation or argument.
The Blaine men in Ohio seem TO have
q mine ready, to spring at an auspicious
moment. There is reserve about the
formation Of Blaine Cubs-an indiffer.
ence to notoriety-which indicates a
scheme 10 make public exhibition
when it VIII do most good, and not be-
fore. After the Sherman boom has
made all the noise 1t can. Beatty will
probably throw IN a strong counter-irri-
tant. '@9i5l
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r@The Soko Of Central Africa and
the Susumeta OF Central America are
now coming forward with their claims
to be al, approach toward, the missing
link between monkey and man, the 60
rila having long since been superseded
as incompetent for the purpose! The
London Telegraph says that Prof. Hux-
ley, on being shown BY Stanley the
skull Of a soko, pronounced it human !:
while the susumeta is considered human
by some Central Americans, and9a Eu-
ropean who saw susumeta killed said
he could never shake of the idea that
homicide was committed. Still, even
this testimony does not satisfactorily
make ont the lost link. goG8
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anos with the law requiring ssrsIasatss sf .
such examination, hereby asss4ify 4hsS
Thirty i've STheusand Thrss Huldrsl sae
Twenty seven Dollars and Fifty y-sisht csA{i.
was the exact amount 81 money 30 iessdsaul
counted In the 'ceunty. Trsasury,, ssdshsf
the statement annexed yhieA rsgrsss RitA
the books Of the Auditor, presents the exact
balances and .ovsr. .paymsnts inr each fund
and. etspropsrty thsn in the ssestsdy1 1efesAs
Treasurer. Respeetfully submittsd,
81 Y 7. Q. nTrnR. IhsPsstef. r.
February FlSs lsse. i ss,s ri 4, !. s )
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HvTbe nominations for Census su.

EF The nominations for Census Su-
pervisors In Ohio have alf been rejected
by the Census Committee of The Senate.
They were, CHARLES d. CAMpBsLL, First
District OF Ohio JoHN HENRY THoMa Is,
Second Districts WS. H. MorowELi.,
Third District; HENRY A. TowSE.Fnurth
District; ALBERT q. BYRRs. Fifth Dis-
trict; MosEs NJ. HcB.RT, Sixth District !;
WIN. A, Hunt, Seventh District; JOSHUA
W. SlAsLEr, Eighth District s,a
Senator PRNDLEroN, Chairman Of the
Census Committee. who reported the
nominations adversely, made the open
ing speech. He explained that the
adverse report had no reference 10 the
personal character Of the nominees, hut
was based solely upon the ground that
the President An nnmiparing eight Re-
ppblicans aud not a single Democrat to
appoint enpmerators and supervise the
taking Of the census in Ohio, had viola
ted the spirit Of the census law and ig
nored the distinct understanding that the
supervisors as well as the enumerators
should be appointed irrespective of par
ty affiliations, No explicit requirement
of this sort had been inserted In regard
to supervisors Gas was the case In regard
to enumerators simply because It was
considered on all hands to be unnecessa.
ry. especially in view OF the remark
made by the Republicans in the debate,
that the Democrats could control the
combinations by means OF fstheir ascend.
|ency In the Senate. - {
The same showing Of non -par,isanship
had been made In the appointments oil
supervisors for some, Of the States, bu,
lin most OF them the Democrats have
been wholly ignored BY the President,
and this case Of Ohio was a glaripg in,
stance of partisanship OF selectiops fol
although about half the people OF Ohio
are Democrats, and the State has Two
Democratic, Senators ard eleven Repre-
sentatiyes in the present Congress, the
President has not appointed one Demo-
cratic Supervisor to assist IN taking her
census, -, - { ~ - = - %
Mr.. PEspLEros argued that In view ol
the fact that this census will be for ter
yeses, the basis fora disappointment ol
the representation in Congress, and in
the State Legislature, Il Is Of the highes,
importance, moi, ,ealy that the, supervisors
shalrlbe personally competent, but that
The results oftheir Iabors shall be- shove
suspicion from any standpoint, politicsl
or otherwise. ..l5H ; ~ ,ass ~ ( :.
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EE"sclibe," in bis last letter from
woedsfeld 10 the Wheeling Register,
poksd the ribs Of the Republicans here
abouts in this ssyle: :9s i'a s2,ii es6i
"The political pot Of Monroe County
Is quietly sleeping BY the fiteside, but
since tho Pennsylvania Convention many
Republicans are wisely fattening their
pet crows, 90 asto he prepared in case
of an emergency" q u. Y
They say they'n be IL they will
eat GRAn1 crow. "but they will "allee
samee."
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!. NOT ONE AGENT

out Of S96 appointed .ince the list Of December
HAS FAILED TO MAKE money sell
ing our Household Necessities. Many are ma
king as high as $23 PER DAY.
These Inventions are New and have
only been out since December 1. and are al
ready Endorsed BY both Press and Pubic
as tie most valuable Patents ever offered house
keepers. 1t does not require an experienced
agent to make success OF the business, as the
goods sell themselves. 9s
: By writing us at once you can have your
cheiee Of Territory, for which we will fur.
nlsh q Certificate Of Agency with.
out charge. This establishes you in a
pleasant and profitable business, and one that
you need not be ashamed of.
: Catalogues furnished Agents free with their
name and address printed On cover as Agen,
for the county assigned them. Write for IL
lustrated Catalogue and Price List to Agents
L. E. BROWN q CO.,
s.-sia Fourth and Central Avenue.
febl0V0w7 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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do not believe it, they have only to go
to Ireland and see for themselves the
true state of affairs. They will see that
there Is an unsettled, uneasy feeling
throughout the whole of that country,
which reminds me only too much of The
Feeling here just previous to the war;
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INsPECTOR's REPORT.

he Hon. Judge of Probate: FHH
slR: By authority derived from you, on.
cially bearing date the 7th day Of February,
1880, and after being duly sworn according
to law, l, T. o. Little, as Inspector, without
previous notice or intimation to the County
Treasurer. or any other person. Of such in.
tention, did forthwith enter into ths Coanty
Treasury and proceeded Immediately to
count the moneys therein, and inspect the
books, records and vouchers thereof, Together
with all other property which should be In
the custody Of the Treasurer. In oompIi.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, February 13.--W ool-
Firm, with slight upward tendency;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above $4,000; extra 52@54c;
medium $4,000; coarse 53@55c, New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 49@51c; medium 55@5Sc; coarse
52@54c; washed eomhing and delalnes
$4,000; unwashed 40@45c; tub washed
57@62c; pulled 45@56c. b93 Ilg,u1