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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.


o :. LAND OFEFcE, !
Ia GRASnF, Ocx., July ~, 1850. o..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John Scr tt ha, this day male application
u enter, under the Act Of Congress approved
July 8. 1873. entitled an Act for the sale of
Timber lnds in Ca ifurnia, Oregon. N-yad,
and Washington Territory, for the SEA Of \
FL. section l, I 5 N,RG +. Final pro5
herein will be made after 90 days publication
hereof and within 90 DAYS from date heretf
HENRY W. DWIGHT. .,|
39-60Ss P.,,,...-
, 1880-10-09
NOTICE.

w. Y: 8. LAND OPprcs.,s /, .s.
{. ALLA SuonLkA oMnALkA:, w r.. Aug ai .IeSo.
A MuKN S,",, = STATEMENT, HAS BERN
nnas,s niei IN thus office and Application m.,s
iS7s sn.;.i sne acs 81 .onsreas approved june 3d
her ana. ra ;n ~, AZ An Act for thr sale Of Tim.
Nevada snd n .y W.o Sat OF caiifhnia, OREGON,
ee1ss 81 p. NV SW t. Sc. 3, Township g S%ts
aPpicatIon viii Be heari slt a7,ha.ns, 8
ieU T. H. MOKRfeOS'i
80 81" . 7-p.Sss.iI /,
, 1880-10-09
Notice Sor Publieaf:on.
LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WAILA
SotHaxnt.- N roon

LAND OFFICE AT WALLA WALLA !,
September 30. 1850.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the foilowing named settl-r has Gid
notice OF ans infenti'n a :" make final proof in
import OF his claim, and secure fnal'entry
Thereof tefore me November 5th, Ise0., viz :
Daniel AHlonr, Hemestead Application No.
a6l. for the w. Nw3, Sec. 30, T. sN. h. s7F
and names the foi'ouing - his witnes.as w.
Milton Evans. I1r.el knight, Wm SYsn6eld
and Ch.x. StAn6eid, al If wara WaIia p. i(J
Wall ala Co, w. I. #.i5- i1r.I -,
i--- -s AsH z. H. NoRz1sO1 81 - d.
''.h' Eegser. -
, 1880-10-09
.lxxkYxM.
y NOTICE

..'1 y, s. LASp OyrIcr, u =,
~yor,L Ia GRaSnr, OcS, July q. iss0. f''f
NGflCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THSr
Brewster Ferrel has his day made anil.
1aamn .ra u enter undr the act of Congress. an.
pr%'ea ySiy = 1873. entitled an, Act, for The
49,. NJ =. nh. ,imhsr lands in California. Oregon.
II "a Ga an, " asnins ton Territory. fnr the n
proof herein kiIl fe made after 6p d. .,,tE' +.
Ga,l'n s hereof, and within 30 d,ys frap m.
: s as ee1. ene5.pf.d' Ia. HENRY DWIGHT :,
~ - ,n....-.. :. Reaistee
, 1880-10-09

MEcHASIcs FAIR = The mechanics fair
which will open at Portland ON the 7;b
proximo, promises to supass any previous ey-
hibitlon OF the kind ev,r given M rbat eii,v
Already 200 applications for space have leen
made to the secretary. The pavilion is he
ing decorated and put in readiness for the
coming exhibition. -E.- -
, 1880-10-09

c. \. Marshall. Plaintiff. versus I. J. Mar
shall, Defendant.
NNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
l. To l. j. Marshall defendant You are
hereby required To appear in an action brought
against You Ey &. A. Mash III. Plaintiff, in
the District Court OF the Territory Of Wash
inston anil for The hrs, JUDICIAL District there
ot, holding terms at Walla Wall, Wai.a
Wala County. in III, Territory, To answer
the complaint Of Plaintiff filed IN Waila Wal
Ia County within twenty days after the service
OF tuiS SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of ,-r-
vice. If served IN SD county. If not served
in said County cut IN said District, in thiity
days If served in anv "tler Judicial District
IN the Territory, in forty DAYS. II served by
puHl:ca;inn. within sixty days after the date
Of this summons, or the i Plaintiff viii take
judgment against you by default, according to
the prayer "t The complaint Said action i
brought e. Obtain a dIvcice on the ground OF
cruel and mhuman tieatner. Il Plaintiff by
Defendant. and f"r pernIis- on for Plaintiff to
assume her maiden name Of c. A. fzzell
Witness the HnN. s. C. WISGaRD,
Associate justice .f the Supreme
Con nf Washington Territory.
a,suozsas aud Judge OF said Count, and the
g., Seal therenf affixed, this 18th
day Of September A. d 1880
A REEVES AYRES, q" sf
Clerk.
CATION / CROWLEY, -s.I.s..s-.4
Plaintiffs Attorneys 3S6ws /
, 1880-10-09
MIDDLErAGED, j MEN i

here are many at the age ofithirty tn sixty,
who are troubled with too FREQUENT evacn,tian.
of the Bladder. often accpu,anied by a sigh
smart'nS or burning sensati a, and weaken
ing OF the system in a manner the ratient can
MT account for. Dn -xauiinning the urinary
deposits a ropy sedinr mt viii often b.; foi,nd'
ami s"uetiriies small particles If albun,tn viii
appear. or the clor will h< Of a thin mi]k,Sl,
hne, again changing To a-dark and torpid ar-
Pearance- Thee are many who die. II thi.
aifheaity ignorant of the cause. which is the
seeohd stage OF seminal weakness. DR.. Spin.
ney VIII guarantee perfect cure IN all'snch
urinary organs .. - - f.ni'''-
oPficR PorRs.-l0 to. 4, ard 6 to q. Sun.,
"a msss from l0to ii A NJ Consultation. free
ihT"r"ugh T.m examination and advice, So
Z nm. sp,xxrxi A...t 90.
, 1880-10-09

HooDLrMIsN--Eren orderly Seattle is not
Tree from hoodlumism, for while Rev. Nil
burn. the blind man eloquent, was preaching
there last Sunday evening an al,rm NJ s-s
empt,ed the church aud after order wa re-
stored th- hoodirms turned of The s..
, 1880-10-09

HANerp.-Tm Connor, Or Tin McCu,-
loagh - he finally confessed hs real name to
be. who was the first man ever hanged ut
salmon City. IdAho, Vas executed in differ
sas mode from that heretofore praetased on
the Pacific cosst. Instead f dropping from
. scafiold, he vas ierked Of the ground by
weighta At the expiration Of twenty
minutes the dead bedy WAS lowered and II
was found that the neck rss broken. This
i acknowledged, beyoud question, to Be the
mos, humane mode Of hanging.
, 1880-10-09

AckKR's HoRss WISx-At the races in
Baker city Last veek. B. B Ackess horse
"Richard the Thiri." won the mile and .
quarter dash in 2l4. "Richard' was pushed
by s.Trsde Dollar" who xas hat short neck
behind There were 1000 people On the
grounds, snd considerable money chsnced
hands. Winters," "War~ick," Red
Boy" ard Don Lacy" also participated in
the r1ceA
, 1880-10-09

o. 4. IN. Co.-It is reported ,ha. ensi.
nesr kennedy. OF the o. &. & n. Co, has
found new route from Snake river into thi.
part OF 'he country. whereby the building q
hitern mules OF road will be .av.d
, 1880-10-09

BAIL-The Verein Eintrach. society viii
give grand ball at Srahl's Opera House on
the evening OF the lsh Of tins month. Prep
erstions are hesns male IN lArse scale for
"a enloyahle tune
, 1880-10-09

SrvsRE ACCIDENT MAY BK FATAL
Late on Friday evening 4 man named Web
ster, who has been employed hauling wood
out Of the mountains above Mr.. W. Davis
camp. while descending steep pitch with a
heavy load let his foot slip of the brake and
WAS thrown from his seat, falling under the
wagon one Of the hind wheels passing over
his left shoulder and head. crushing the
former and almos. scalping him. The skull
WAS land bar by 5 inches. one eal and one
eye almost torn away. Mr. Davis who was
wo,kn & near by had the young man convey
ed to his place and is doing the Good Samari-
tan to HIM. He is not expected to recover.
, 1880-10-09

III 1TssLAES T.,t lNTERESSRO INiHor,... =. 80 :.
soa E,M M,n y & Sa.ke Evss ~ ,lamti. %.,. q q
a.st Z NJ N s. e. y = 5fss as = lsqvS1 T. i.s H..
e"onty, on the I59h dav.S Nnlfy:A -L..
purpose Of forming Hoter1sc. as... tne
~ t Father md Hestd Eoeie, IL, =. s.s 3
sC5-t - S.seS =. 0A1C0RNRFFfS"" "" " $40.
w Cresk. Sept Z. lssa d11a-2 2X: 21aX::.,s5s Il
, 1880-10-09

MONTANA SILvKR.-Thcre were deposited
st the United States Assay 0fhce, says the
Helena Iadepend,ni, during the month o;
Angus. 81, 656, 40. gold aud silver coin and
bullion Of this amount, 1885. 40 were
gold. of which S.. 100. 900 were foreign coin
and bullion. The silver deposited amounted
to $42O, 600. and Of this amount nearly one
half came from Montana and Utah. each of
these territories beng credited with $780,
COO Colorado sent $4,000. New Mexico
81, 900 and Arizona 81, COO Vermont has
$40 3, its credit
, 1880-10-09

NEv PArsk.-The fss h.nber of the
Baker cosyty Regzae uill Be iDus1 as Baker
City. Osespa. 0csshr 81. b Il T. Ahbsss
, 1880-10-09

EllTY PER CENT SAVED BY Hay
X 1ng yoar Job printing done at tie SrATr..
, 1880-10-09

MT Great chance t. make m nney.
(TItI/ We need p-rs n in every tow
" to take subscriptions for tn.
largest. cheapest and best illustrated family
publication in ;h- world. Anyone can becoI..
a successful agent Six elegant works Of art
given free to subscribers. The price is So low
that aim st everybody silbscribas. On- agent
rep"rts taking 10 subscribers in Il day 4
lady agent repurts making over sou clear
profit m ten days. All vino engage make
money fast You can devut- all Your tin.e to
the business, or only your spare lime You
need MT be away from home over night. You
and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outfit
frse- II you want profitable work send us
eour address at once 1t c'rsts nothing t. try
the business, No one Who engages fails to
make great pay. Address GEoKcE SIINsoS L
Co, Portland. Maine
, 1880-10-09

HUHBLK PIK-Ths Pxlouss Caxte is suf-
iering from severe attack of indigestion
o~ing to having been forced to swallow the
Brents crow, feathers claws and beak. This
is the price paid to support Mr.. Bents. Il
is common talk on the Sound that Brenrs
had expressed his int ntion to remove Marshal
Hopkins directly he returned to Washington
for the reason Of the attempt Of the Hopkins
family 10 have Allen nominated. 1t Is bit.
ter dOss for the poor little innocent Gazette
chap. but he cannot help himself.
, 1880-10-09
DR.. SPlNNEY, '....--.
Ne. II Keafney ST.. San Francisco.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases. o. % = g..
YOUNG NHE1r

"Ho MAY BE SUFFERING. FROM
w the effects Of youthful fol:ies and in.
discretion, will do well e. avail thr,nsely,s $ of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar od
suffering humanity. DK. SPINNEY will
guarantee :" fhrfeit 500 fHr every tase If Sem.
mai Weakness or private disease Of any kind.
OF character which he undertakes and, fails to
, 1880-10-09
C. F. KRAFT,
ENGINEER & MACHINlST,
DEALER IN
Plumbers Material. Rubber Betting
and Hose, IN fact everything
needed about Mach; merry, ..
Pumps. Mills & Rams. De-
.-.....r
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED "
SIIaSRx -s..r. ...f.
STEAMFIRE ENGINE

Cnfs and towns IN The inferior d.sirng purchase
of flrs- protectors viii do we'll tn consult m hv
letter h.rws-. shall lie reI,y to attend 10 ali
eallr ma'e upn me on short notice Ofhe~, W.rk-
shop and Nsrertnm third street in rear Of Er
gine House, wai.A naIla W T. 2Stf
, 1880-10-09
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY Of WASHINGTON, I O,
County OF Walla Walla. ="

In the District Court Of the Territory Of U'asi.
iroton ami tor the First judicial District
ttEyeof, Holding Terms at Wdlla Wdiia
Wdla Wdill COaaty, IN sad TerTitorU. :.
, 1880-10-09

Fellow5' Compound S-r-o I, cor,-
posei CT il-redic2tj iic2.ic4l with
those which coas:i u.c Healthy Blood.
Muscle and Nerve crd Brain SubS.arcr.
while Lie i.sc:, is C--cc.!y Ge2e>de%s
upon some Ct tte9-
b. its uc:o1 viii tie bl7od cd Is
efrec. upon The muscles, roc1;2jl III:
the o-e a-d tociag tie o:-c-, i. i; e.
pcble c, e-cc.;c;t the fo,,owia; result:
1t viii ci,p,:ce CT E-sh CT t-ocrcu-
lous m..te-. I'D ;suJc Consumption
By increasing Nervous aid --useul@r
yigor, it vii ere D.-speosil. teeh.,
CT iater-uo.el &C. ion Of Tie Leart al
r.l2i.a:ion, Ecc:.=ess CT I2:eilect
caused by rrie... vor---. over-1. C
irregular LabiI. C-o-clidl-.cu.e g
Chronic. Congestion CT the Zusc;, c,-ca
in the mos. >,a-:c:-- s.c-cI.
1t cures kst.nc. Io-I c. Vic.
Neuralgia, s.. Yi-us Dc2cc. E2iI>p::s
Fits, E-hoosiag Coach. l;e-vcus es;.
I'D is n Eo5t wca ell ri.u2ct ID
o.herre=lecicj II sus.--..------; L. Cari-Ss
the process CT iohticri.. .
Do r2; be deceived b. remedies be-
ics si.n:.,cr E2-no: 10 o;,.er 1rep;:
tioa il q srjzti,v.o fer t..is u=dc- :
circumstance.
Lol X c.. f. =, -, ID ;--.-e
J.IT-LLJT.j;' =, =. n. E.B.. GIt..
yeIlo;7v--cp1cr i Y -ter-ar,i. Y ie''
seen by kJ!,-:&- - -c-rh-c
IGi.- ..-...
Price, $50 pc- Gr..,e, s - --
~-rf r---'' - .... .. .....
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-ss-ii- a---.ae.a--'- -
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Promoter ami PerfeetoF a A..
similAfi0n-
The Reformer aAd v-:aEzef ef t.,e
Blo04.
The Producer ami I:y.Snra:or of
Nerve ana Muscle.
The Builder aai su17or:er CT Grain
Power.
, 1880-10-09

c. \. Marshall. Plaintiff. versus I. J. Ma
shall, Defendant.
, 1880-10-09

embracing complete and comprehensive des-
patches from Washington, including full re-
ports of speeches of eminent politicians on the
nf tn. hnnr - -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
THE SUFFERING IRISH.
Mr.. Parnell Addresses Delegation of Meath
Men at New York-His Fu-
ture Movements.

NEW YonK. Jan. s--Messrs. Parnell and Dill
Ion received delegation from Boston to-day at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They also received
mem of The unity Meath. who presented them
with an address. Mr. Parnell briefly replied,
thanking those present for their Kindness and
consideration In welcoming him and his com
pa ion TO this country. Since his friends had
attended to the history OF Meath. be would al
lude to more recent affairs there. Though the
ri, hest county la Ireland, her residents had
nevertheless been brought TO the point of great
suffering. Ia regard to the land systems OF Ire
land and America. he pointed ont the fact that
the system here was entirely different from that
at home.
In ireland monopolsts had adopted a sys-
tenn OF rents. while here the railway CORPORA
tion aystems of sales was In vogue: but no
would not undertake to point out the expe-
diency at present or the right or wrong of
large grants being made to railway corpora
tiops.
After dwelling little time In consideration
OF the 50 pfferings OF the Irish people. Mr.. Par
nell said he WAS proud to represent the county
Meath and would do all In his power to retain
tho confidence OF the people. which he fiattered
hi naelf he now possessed. He again thanked
his friends for their Kindness.
Up TO o'clock this afternoon Mr.. Parnell had
reception in the parlor OF the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. He has mad5 arrangements to visit
Boston on the twelfth.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
MARINE DISASTERS.
A Long List Of Accidents to Vessels Out
ward Bound from American Ports.

LONDON. Jan, 3-The British chip Glen Ber-
vie. Capt. Camnhell. before reported at Gins
gov ftOm New YORK. had her decks swept and
lost boat and her bulwarks.
The Danish bark Bernardo. Capt. Lilley. from
Galveston, October az. for Bristol has arrived
ia Scattery road. She has jettisoned part OF
cabin being filed. She lost her bnlwarks.
The American ship Adorna. Capt. Hawkins.
for Liverpool. from NV Orleans October al.
lost her maiumast head and NIL attached on
the TIVE nty second ultmo
The rep lrt that the BritIah bark st. Nicholas.
from New York, ashore ut y indvoort. Ia on IRE
ard will pe otal loes. IL confirmed.
The Austrian barkS rpcta, before reported at
Milford. from New York for Queenstown. was
unable to make the hllbor OF Cork: she lost
h sails
The Britsh ship Esther Roy. mt Antwerp.
from Philadelphia. was In collision and has
been ashore.
The Norwegian bark Ferda. at Hamburg, for
New York. has grounded. filled and been aban-
doned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
ITALY.

LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch from Rome to
Renters Telegram Company says; Sirnpr Im-
hrlani, Vice president. OF the Italia Irrsdeute
Committee. has published pamphlet iu stify-
Log the action Of his party In causing their flag
to be displayed Of the funeral Of asa. Ayer-
zana. late president OF the Italia Ttfedenta
COMMITTEES, asserting that ministac has. do
clared TO him that the cause Of ths Itatia lrrs-
dena was dear to them. but Il was ats uteir
necessary to prevent Austria from he ing anF
opportunity OF seeking a quarrel with ttalys
Bgnor Imbriani also affirms that the m minister's
the military law recently passed
by Austria as q constant menHes to Italy.
DiA patches from Laghg,n report that q tu-
mutt occurred there on the occasion OF the fH.
neral Of this old Garlbal Han officer.
. A dispateh to tue Standard from Rome SAYS,
RignoT Nie0trn a member OF ths Chamber of
Deputies, has given notiae of an Interpolation
on this subject on the msetlnR OF the Chamber,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04

herself In the same place. Miss Hover ls slowly
stBklng. and there are no hopes OF her re-
eyverr. =
NEW YORK MERCHANT WITH STOLEN BOND
IN POSSESSION.
NEW York. Jan, s.-Edwin r. Kirk. an old
New York merchant, was arrested to-day,
eharRt wi. b having In hls possession $4,000
registered United Stats bond, which 1t is al
legged was stolen from the executors Of the es.
tate of the lais 2 X. Rtehard, OF Phladelphis'
He was held In $4,000 bail for examination. Mr..
Kirk says he took the bepd rs security for the
payment of two ties. not knowing 1t to be sto-
len. He promised to produce the man from
whom he got It..
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE CREATES A PANIC In A
MEMPHIS THEATRE.
MEMPHIS. Jan AT the matinee ut Leubrie's
Theatre this afternoon, ring the first act of
the New Magdalen, while Miss Ada Uavendiah
aud Adelaide Ghsrie were on the stage, n cry of
fire was started and In O moment the whole
house was In confusion. The audience. which
was composed principally Of ladies. was very
latge A general rush was made for all exits.
The alarm proved un rue, but two or thrAe
indIes tainted and the curtin had to be runR
down before quiet could be restnrad The play
wss resumed after u delay OF fifteen minutes.
Fortunately no one was hurt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
GEN. Grants Movements In Savannah
Yesterday.

SAVANNAH Jan. 3.-Gen. Grant held a recep-
tion yesterday morning at the City Exchange.
A mum er of old West Pointers. citizens and
co.ored people called. The city authorities
gave the rarty an excursion down the river be-
low Fort Jackson. In the afternoon the party
wersstasen to Bonaventure and Thunderbolt. In
ths evening Generals Grant and Sheridan and
Il. jackson, and met Generals McLaws. Wayne.
Lawton and other ex Confederate officers At
ntsht the aldermen gave serenade to Gen.
Grant at the Sarayan III Juse. The ex- Pre- III ent
respondei bfirfly. acknowledging the compli.
ment and regretttng his short stay in navan-
nah, The party leave at o'clock this after
noon for Florida
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
The Micom-f.amsr suit.

NEW. York. Jan. 2-Jndge Ch0afe. In the
United, States Court o.day. ordered decree
entered for an accounting In the suit brought
executor OF Gazaway 3. Lamar. guardian OF
Anna @. Simms. ' ho owoed $50 900 In cash anI
other property. The guardian was citizen Of
Georgia. and took charge of the property in
1885, Dtfsu dant claimed that the property was
conflseafed during The war. The plaintiff is
administratrlx Of Miss s. INNS. Gross suits
with e0StG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
FOREIGN FLAsHEs

LONDON. Decys.-The f ,od in the Seine is be
com ng very serious. Gfeat blocks vf Ice have
made break OF 200 feet 10 the temporary
wooden bridge opposite the Tnvalides, Tho
river Is rit ing fast.
The military commission at Cabul has reaa-
sembled to try prisoners, ten OF whom have
been sentenced to bo hanged. One, II WAS
proven. bal killed Mr.. JenRyns. secretary I'll
Oavaguaris Embassy.
The danger from the flood In the Danube IL
Increasing. Thousands we're Watching Th ara
day night and Friday expecting the river 10
n Jod VIENNA
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary of Events Occurring
Beyond Our Borders.
the Spanish Cortes and Cuban Rec
forms-AHairs in TransvaaI-
Serious Disturbances I'm
Brazil General Eu-
ropean Notes.
CUBA.

HAVANA. Jan. s.-Tbe Diario believes that the
dispatch announcing that the sessions OF ths
Cortes will close af,er voting the slavery aboli.
ton bill. and that new Cortes will be conyoked
for March. Was based on false rumor set
Of eat by some Madrid newspaper because
Premier Canovas del Uostillo has soiemnIr
promised not to interrupt the Sessions b3fors
all the questions affecting Cuba have been re-
solved.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
Gen. Hatch still Hopeful of q surren der
Of Meeker's Mnrderers,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Q. secretary Sehurz al D.
late hour tonight received telegram fronn
Gen., Hatch. dated Lake City to-day. stating
that he brought several Indian chiefs from tks
reservation TO Lake City with him, and holds
them In order to prevent any demonstration By
the young men OF the tribe: that he desirss to
take them to he military camp at Garland. and
III deemed advf sable to send ons OF them back
to see whether q surrender cannot still be
effected. He expresses the hope that this m4v
yet be accom- plfshed,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04

Snow Your CoIoRs.-The Earl Marshal Of tho
Empire. Warwick. issues his proclamation to
all loyal subj ects OF his Majesty the King Of the
Carnival In our paper this morning. Tha
eighth Of January will be the anniversary OF
the battle of New Ocle MS and upon that dey
the Earl Marshal OF the Em pire has requested
all royal subjects to display the roy al standard
from their houses and places OF business. and
continue to display them until after the fsstiyl-
ties Of Mardi Gras.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
The Lottery suit TO Re Rcargusa Before
the District supreme Court

WASHINGTON Jan. 2.-The Supreme Court OF
the District, general term. announced to-day
lts decision 70 order reargument Of the cas- Of
NJ. A. Dauphin Va. Postmaster General Key al
the next term OF court, and e. dsDv the motion
for a temporary Injunction. Clief JHstiee
Cartier said the case involved grave quaSiiona
which should be Rraveiy considered. and be
would be glad II tho issues could bs put In suck
shape a5 to permit III their fiual disposition, e.
far as the DistHc Supreme Court is coneerne@
when the case again comes IN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Baltimore Cotton Fire-Losses and
Insurance.

BALTIMORE. Jan. Sat noon to-day the fire
steamers are still throwing streams OF water
on the cotton stored In the warehouse OF
Thu ston Harris & Co, on Buchanan's wharf.
which took fire Ia,t night. A little over 5000
bales of cotton were In the warehouse OF which
John Merryman Il DO dealers In fertilizers.
owned 2600. which were fully insured for Sl75.oo0
1t Is estimated that the loss on the cotton will
be fully 60 DER cent. The warehouse. belonging
total lose. was insured In the Queen Of Liver
pool for $50 900.
Randolph q jerks. Philadelphia firm OF
cotton brokers, had about lldo bales stored In
the arehouse. said TO be fully insure d. VIM.
Il. Hooper IL sons. b tltimore. lose alb lut 140
bales insured. Several warehouses a JpininR
were stored with grain, -four and other pro-
duee. which was damaged by water. but to
what extent cannot bs aScer. aimed yet.
Among the losers are Daui Dows Il o..
damaged In grain. said to be- fully insured ip
New YORK and Brooklyn companies: Trail Il
Gamboil, flour merchants; Harry Il Bros
grain merchants. all fully insured, but the loss
will be com parativ-lg small.
PROBABLE ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
MACON, Ca. Jan. 3.-The body of young man
FROM C)chrane. He Is supposed to have been
killed By loaded wagon passing over his body
and neck.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN NEW YORK.
LYONS, N Y Jan "A terrible homicide and
HoveY, very highly respected young lady II
this place. entered he store t her father. Il nat
and fur eealer. and In a fit OF supposed In
sanity shot him. the bail penetrating his left
temple and producing instant death. Then. re-
loading the pistol, she went upstairs and shot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-04
CAPE COLONY.

LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch dated Cape
has telegraphed to Bir Barte Frere. Governor
Of the Cape OF Good Hope. not to believe the
alarming reports from Trahsv tal. He sayH
there WIS great want OF unanml'y amo Dg the
Beers at their recent meeting. at which the
resolution WAS adopted In favor OF maintaining