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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
Democratic Defeat Ia the state.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 49, William
L. Scott: The latest returns Indicate the de-
feat OF the Democratic candidates for Con-
gress in the close districts, and Mcmahon
very close, but probably defeated. Leievre,
Leedom, Converse, Atherton. and Geddes,
in the Democratic districts, are elected.
Thmty-seyen counties heard from show
net Democratic gain OF 1889 on the vote OF
1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
JOIN q. THOMPSON,

Especial telegram to the Dispatcb.J
NFw YORK, October 13.-Tbe following
dispatches were received tonight at the
Republican National Committee rooms:
Columbus, October 13.-Hon. Marshall
Je.oeH: Sixty-three counties returns on
the vote for Secretary OF State show Repub.
lican gains Of 8,9s6 and Democratic gains OF
4,4Ss over Fosters vote. think that the
plurality for Secretary Of State will reach
10000. He was badly cut in some localities.
The plurality on the balance OF our State
ticket Is three or four thousand larger. We
elect fifteen congressman out Of twenty
without doubt. Gar6eld's own district
gives gain over last year Of 1900.
(Signedl GEORGE X. Nash.
BLOOMFIELD, ONO, October 13.-The
Democrats In Seneca county have about
l ZOO majority, gain Of $50.
4 o. N. HOLCONB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

lett Dem.l sl,ois; Mcllvaine's majority,
1854.
The Democratic gain on the Secretary Of
State over the vote for Governor last year
Is 1855. The Democratic gain on Judge Of
the supreG,e Court Is Tel. Butterworth
(Rcp.h Ter Congress in the First district,
has majority Of 1902; Young, In the Sec
ond district, 1907. The Republicans cleo,
she entire county ticket by majority
ranging from 2,l45 to 3.77I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
r. RDgIish Says n Majority OF Z
state Ticket IL Elected.

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l
INDIANAPOLIS, October 13.- William II.
Barnum The returns indicate that the
Democrats have elected majority Of the
State ticket, congressman and Legislature.
Porter gains 1,499 In 22S precincts.
(Sigued] WILLIAM II. ENGLISH.
The Democratic state Ticket Gene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

Especial Telegram 10 The D1spatch.J
NEW YORK, October 14-12:30 A. M
The following dispatch was received at
the headquarters Of The Democratic Ma
tional Committee tonight:
Indianapolis, October l3-W. III. Bar
mum: Porter is comfortably elected, and
the rest OF the State ticket is Democratic.
Seven, and possibly nine, Democratic con-
gressmen. The Legislature is Democratic.
McDonald's reelection is assured.
rSigned1 NELSON j. WATERBURY,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
,ittee on re-
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Judgment in tho Johnson Dow Case Re-
yersed A Number Of Other
Southern Gases.

WaHn1NaroN, Fob 4. Tho following cnaes
wero decided In tho United H'atos Supreme
Court io-dRy:
Nonl Dow va l'radlah Johnson Sui, to re-
cover the amount Of II Judgment rendered In
favorof Johne"n by tho 81 xth niatrlct court OF
aaI1ad by ann. Dow while in command Of tho
Federal forcoa n"ar that city. Judgment r"-
vnrsod. with directions to enter flnni Judgment
4 Federal officer In service during the lnto war
in the. country which acknowledged tho
was not liable TO OWL action In tho
eourta of that country for injuries resulting
from acts of war ordered by him IN
hta military character. nor oan he bo called
upon 70 Justify or explain his military conduct
10 civii tribunal upon any allegation Of tho
Injured party that the acts eomplained of were
not justified by tho necessities OF war. Justice
Justices Olllrord and Miller aisaantlnx.
b. u D"ntHriv' :" al Va g., TN" United staiea
pistrict " Louisiana. This. wns u claim for
hnf million acr"s OF land IN tho Hata OF
Louisiana. fronting on tho western m bank OF tho
French grant This court holds TINT there has
never been nm official surveyto locate tho nnd
Vague md indefinite as to make i impossible
To determine either its location or its extent: or
that under such circumstances tho alleged
gran, creaos right of private property which
can ho maintained In n court % Justice. The
decree of tho district court IL affirmed.
stephen Duncan vs. William tiexhu ct al =
From tho United States Circuit Court for the
District OF Louisiana. Decree affirmed with
costs.
JOS NJ French Va. Margareta Wade. widow
ete-From the United States Circuit Court for
tho District of Louisiana. Judgment affirmed.
with costs.
Harvey Terry vs. B. F. Il J. T. Little From
the United States Circuit Court for tho Diatrtct
of North Carolina Aauit to enforcethe liability
OF stockholders for the debts OF nn tnsolvent
bank. The court holds that the suit should be
brought In equity by or for all creditors. and
that the suit cannot be maintained at law by
one creditor against two stockholders who are
not Iotntly liable judgment Of the circuit
court affirmed with costs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
POLICE BOARD.
Furnishing Policemen for varioas, Of
fenseB.

Furnishing Policemen for Various, Of
fenseB.
The Police Board met last night at the Gen.
tral Station and docked the delinquent peeless
as follows:
Patrolrnan A. Fredericks. sDund sitting down
and nsleep on HIS beat. ono days pay.
Policeman r. w. Armstrong found sitting
down on his beat. two days Day.
Patrolman William Gnarin. found guilty of
leaving hts boat without leave three days pay,
Patromen KeTron aad Malvey, detected by
Sergeant Rowley drinking In a bar room COR
ner Of Jackson and Camp streets. fined three
days, pay each.
The charges Of neglect sf duty made against
Court Officers Logs Adams and f. B. Jackson.
10 allowing, prisoner. Jack Hughes. 70 esoapa
from the dock .: the Fret X Kseorder's Court;
were examned The particulars Of the escape
Of Hughes wsrs published In fall In the DEMO-
cEAT. but as 1t was proven that the officers Wer0
not to blame In the matter Hughes jumping
out Of the window while they were otherwise
engaged. the charges were Cismissed.
| The report OF the examination Of the DOltc0
| ~ the committee. OF which Admintstrator
Mealey was chairman. was received and laid
overl
l The board then adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
ltl1Ssl A..

Lohnoa. Feb o. Tho Mauhnrds Vennn dis
pnt"h reports that II ts rnuored In well fn-
formed clrnlns that Isuaaia has decided to In
crease the nn,rhar of her peace and war
fprens-fhe latter by t5o 1eo men
BERLIN. Feb. a. Intelligence from 81. Peters,
burg announces that n Revolutionary proelama-
tlon la circulated w atadents of the high
schools. The students draw u terrible pies are
pf their condition. aud daclnre they will fight
the gtaat No ooh. called the HusaIau Rovsrn-
parish. The proclamation Is considered I'm
portant, es showing the formation oil a new
partv agnlnst tho anvornmant
Nr PETERSBURG. Feb. 3The HnssInn police
having proved very Inefficient In the gro
longed sir uaele with The Nhiliate. n Iaree num-
her of German police have baaD summoned
from tho Baltic provinces 0f the Empire,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
GERM ANY.

LoaDor. Feb. IA Berlin dispatch TO the
DR.. aia,nena. the eminent telegraph engineer.
cont nas that he was sbs first to divide ths eleg-
trir HIGHT and to utilize H. for practical pur-
poses. In proof Of this he refers to his electric
illumination Of the tmpe,ial arnades Mt Berlin.
which was achieved long before Mr.. EdisouB
OK per itDenta.
a Berlin dispatch, says The Leipsle Qrens-
boia publishes m article on European dlsarma~
ment, which Ia believed to bs inspired. suggest
Ing that VI tbers were British government
capable Of inducing Parliament to tieeIare that
EnglHsa. In case of n 1tnsso Frensh attack ON
HeImany. would guarantee the neutrality OK
belgium LuxemburR AID Switzerland and to
demand also the neutrality ~ the North sea and
the Baltic. suoh declaration would bring shout
rAnl nannN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

lla fnr "nah nf tbs omitted yanrs and n'tnehed
to tho INK ruIi
ae"ti"n ~ gran'a ~ taxna yere the right io NJ
paht hnINfn eha aitr council ~ nalirn Jury nntl
'" ha heard cnhoaFning aartiplona vt III.
prnner'y lated md the valuation vi tho same
~ nssenae,l
HaetIon ~ nreventa the aala rlndga mnr,enea
r other alienation pr innnnhranea Ot nrtpett V
after tho same ia ,iaaerihn IN tha tns iat ~ mn
renr. The aasna being atl liable 10 be aaI1 w. al
vn'tiaad aud cold ~ lie Erpperty of the tag
nayer to whom naaeaaed
ae'tlon IN grants tho right to tho city council
Or uoina jury nj amy time IT, ptfnhaae frnnt tn,
Rfnte the undi diviiad half nwnati Nv the State of
any property bought nv tho htaa and The Ell v
nnunnil. oY Ivy the htDte anj tha pollne ia, Y
r'nily. npnn pnymenN to ths State tay rnllnhtrr
or sheriff for thn nta'n the fnll amour, ~ the
state tas"a asaesaed Hron esid property, with
~ par cont Her aannn interest from the Ina
tnfiv ~ aai1 tnsaa, and nll eoRta nnId hy tho
Rtaa
Raailou rs providna for tho aaIa M rnhllc un-
tton To The highest bidder for eash without M
pralaamapt nf MI property bought NJ tay snsa
Nv the State and 'hn city npunrit ny Ivy tie State
md Tho pollns Jury: n not rrhe men within
one year from The ren riding nf tho TIM deed rf
anl" The money nriasng from anii anln, af'nr A.
dnri Ing noais ahal ho equally tiiVldaa i,n' wrn,,
tho htn'o md city council ur hetwaeu tho atnte
mud nnlIna jury tr ia paid Into the trenaury "
anrI,
nonli ION sp ani Inst aata forth TINT MI iha lsps
tnyna, mud al those na,ta N all lawa ON the
subject Ut tha Levy, aasaaamnn n.iH rnlle,nlnn ~
state iassa hnratnfpra enaptah which ara In
conflict with the constitution ef this State ~
are inAni ala'nni With nnntrarr ta ~ IN con Hint
VIII TIE provisions VII 'hia Act hn nnh tl,n ani,a
nws ~ the same subj" mster ahall continue
N fDyra
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

ground Tint aa |" tho substantial mnt'ere
complained II hv the Dnhvsr Company
the Nir,uit thnet was ut the,ty TO
esarnlsa judicial tllarreton mud thnt III aurh
eaaea the 'emndy for arro,a commit "d waa Nv
nnuehl. AMI pot hv mnnhanua This court
however. hanlinas fnse spteae any opinion aa TO
whether the dhareea uf Jnty 1ap md Fanpnry
1880 contain "rrprs tn the pr, Fnhine ~ ettner
pnny will nenee under provisions nf the sc' of
uong'asa ~ 1892 aa To tbs portions VI 10 Fnad
then uutnlehed. the court ennat1era " liz elnv
to aHord tho natitaa mn early aud anal dafer'nl-
uaftnn 81 their nontrnvn vnrsy uroa the tne !
= fharefore announnea TINT nron the ref fer
tinn W mn anpenl, md upon the fling Ut tha
trnnenttpt W Will bear n motion tn advance the
eanae for eoneidera'i ~ at the present term.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
EUROPE and TIE EAST.
The Latest Foreign Facts Fur
nislled by Cable.
Dentaf from Italy French Heti-
cenee Commended in aermany--
More Whilst Troubles I'm
Russia Hanernl For
eign Notes
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

prntIH, Feb. Tho Right Hon. r. Dwyer
Gray. Lord Mnyor nf Dublin publishes a letter
aayIng that the Duke of Mnrll, trough. Lord
Lieutenant of fr land IN refusing to attend the
Mansion Hnuse dinner. descended from lfis
poait'on aa Representatives of The ltneen to tha
Of representative OF y party
LnappN Feb y sIha ouerativa apttnn spin
neta II nldharn bavp Withdraw un their notiee
for M inrrpase uf ~ per cant In wages which
thov gnvn ently In DerauIaf Inst
The wnrahnnaa halnpging 10 the British and
foreign Rf"rm wharf at WappIbg. london has
been burned The damage IL stated at $40 eg0.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
! AFltHANISTAN.

LONDON. Feb. "A dispatch from Cabul sars:
Our roa'flon here y 80 much stronger than Y
on our pnrt may take different direction from
that OF the past We can now watch the course
ci events and regulate our action by the CIR
cumstanenH nf ths moment.
The Times Candahar dispatch says; Terri
bio accounts roach here from wIthous the Brit
iah lines. It is reported thAt nearly 1000 fAmi-
Hos have been e1termlDatsd by ths dhllzas. aud
that seven Of the Villages OF the latter were af-
terWards captured by The Hasaras, and every
EOuI In them slain
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
MARRIAGE BELLS.

fasterday evening many friends attended the
wedding Of Miss Marie Bouny TO Mr.. P. r..
Arroyo. both o! this city. Tho ceremony took
place at the st. Louis Cathedral, and Rsv. Father
nignot ofleiated. His alloeution to the newly
Wooded pair vas quite touching and relevant.
The bride III the charming daughter OF our
most reapeeted citizen. Mr. Emile Bognv. and
the bridegroom tho sOn of our popular friend.
+. Arroyo ono Of Lousiana's s. staunch aet stand
bys In her days of misfortune and trouble. Cur
boat Wishes accompany the happy padT In their
nav departure.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
The Chester Park mac.. Next juno.

CtNnpNATI. Fob. 2.-The spring meelng Of
thu uuean Olty Jockey Club hns be settled to
tako place nj Ohester Purk. June to e. The
stakes now open and to close March arc tho
Onto Derby for thren year nlda mile honts: !:
Jockey Club atake for two-vear oha. and the
Cincinnati cup for all nges dash OF two and
half miles. iesdea these there will bs two
purse races ench day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
savamnah's Ex port Trade ton Picked
glp at en-.

HAvanpAu On. Feb d The foreign exports
Of this port for the past month show an In
creasa of a,Go 400 over The sa,nr tune last yenr.
Tho pilot boats John II. Wilder and John
Atohdarl plekad NJ seven bales oi cotton aud
two bales of yarne4 par'lnly burned on Sunday
morning. twenty 1--WE miles northeast Of Tybee.
Port Royal pilot boat No. also pleknl NJ lot
In the same locality the same day. The cotton
aud yarn OF the two first named were landed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
The Case of the Denver and ale Grande
Railroad Company.

WASHINGTON Feb. "A decision was rom
dered In the Supreme Court this afternoon in
the case ofthe Denver and Bio Granda Railway
nnaminany vs. the Canon City and San Jun IN
os mandamus. Tne writ was asked for by the
Denver and Rio Grande Company. upon the
the District of Colorado had disregarded the
mandate of this court In Its decision OF the
points ut issue last term. This court. however.
denies the petition Tor mandamus upon the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
Confirmation. of Cen.u. supervisors.

WARRINGTON. Feb. 2,The Senate. In execu
live aeaaion. eonnrmed the follngi nom!na
tlon for nensns Supervisors J. arattau Oabell.
third Virginia district: stuart r. Lindsay.
fourth dlatrIot Rufus A. Ayers NTH district
Frederick g. BromberR. third Alabama district
postura aeeond 'renne4aee dIatriei: IT, NJ. Pant.
third district. r. u Payne. fourth district: VIM
M. Smith, NTH district.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
THE PKINGIPALIIIES.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-A Bucharest dispatch TO tho
Iiu.es snys. rho Wo,biteru officially announces
,hnt Holland and Greece have recognized the
undergraduates Of KOumnnIn.
Montenegro has ordered 1000 aD cartridges
from Austrian manufacturers, u portion Of
which have boon already delivered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
Tho Public Debt staten snt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-The debt stntement
issued to-day shows tho dscrease Of tho dobt
for january to he oil 0l4 aga 95: gold "ertllcnses
outstanding. tio.tl 100: allver certflca'es out
standing. 80 0h2 90: esrtlfleates Of deposit out
atanding. si2 fab 900: legal tendors outstanding.
fatG Gst ol6: fractional currency outstanding.
9Ih GER I'm nG
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
FIRE THIS MORNING.
Shoe Store In Destroyed and Fire
man Has His Arm Rroken

man Has His Arm Broken.
Al unnrnr ~ I o'clock this morning n flra the
"nusa rf whn, Ia unknown broke out IN tho
one story brick hnlldnp loentn,l nj the corner
w Frannhman and lhnrtfra atraaia.
The building which owned Ivy james
brandon aud ooeuriad by George Wafats na n
shoe store wna. together with the acet totally
'learoyed. The building Ia insured. but fnr
what amount and IN what company could not
w nnr"i'nna,l.
Whtrts' stock nf shoes was Insured for tlnon
In the Firam"n'a lnsuranna Company
MI. Henry ldmaRtllar ngluaar ut Creole No.
~ whila IN the net W anrawinp u NJ, eu TIE 81,
pina caught his right arm IN thu v VIII ,nl mud
lad 4 hrnken Ila WA ennvared 'n tlsa Charity
inapitnl wharn ha rnnaiynI ,ea,linal attention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
movement. or ocean Vessels.

LIVERPOOL. Fob. 2.-Arrtvad: Hteamer May
n9uez from Charleston. Commander and Serret
from Now Orleans. PropontIs from Norfolk
iberia from Boston
HAvRE. Feb ARRIVED January 80: Ship
Beethoven from Savannah: January 81 bark
Bhlrlanoa from Galveston. Ibar from Now Or
loans, Hyserondo off Portland: January 81
bark Vonderheydt from Wilmington
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

PETERSBURG Va. Fob 2.-At n meeting Of the
city council this afternoon n resolution was
adopted authorizing tho clty's nnnnce commit
too to sell 1895 shares OF tho Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad stock held by the city. valueh
at &le5.oon The stock was subscribed when ths
road WAS built, Its anle Is made to reduce tho
bonded debt of tho city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
severe cold on Mount w Washington.

Bosron Fob. "A diapnteh from Mount
Washington anys there wis tho great est change
yeetertlny In III, weather ever known on that
mountain In tho same length OF time the thor
mometer Mt noon being nineteen degreea above
and nj nine laat night twenty seven deRrees be-
low zero. The wind was blowing ninety nine
mi L. a an hour
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Con. Grant In Cuba.

PARIS. Feb. 2 flerie Ernest Bernsat tho
scientist and author. Ia dead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
rho Iri.h Relief FUND

BUFFALO. Feb. 1.-The total am cunt OF tho
Parnell fund raised hero is 5000.
OTTAWA Fob, IA large meeti'ax of citIzens
Interested In the relief OF the distressed Irish
| once commence to canvass the different wards
| of the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
Frozen 20 Deati
Business Fxilure In vicksburx.

WEEATLAND. N. j., Feb 2-Wm Palmer wa
frozen TO death In the woods this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
A stonecutter.' strike In Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Feb. 9-The st stonecutters. sixty In
number employed In the Memphis custom
house struck to-day. Ca ase. Disagreement as
to wages and discharge of their foreman.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

HAVsaA Feb 2.Gen arnnt and party have
returned from their trip to Tuelta Abaio. To-
day Ia observed hero M u holiday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03

VIcKsBURG. Feb. 2.-Ruhman i Co., clothing
dealers. made an assignment to-day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-03
GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Exodus Investigation Twenty Thcn
sand Negro Voters Wante,l for Indiana,

WAsntsnros, Feb The House COMMITTEES
on Wa 0ni,na today decided TO ,ep,t nj
varsnlv on thirty Rnu'nrn wnf nlhtma Tor
amounts ranging from slpn tu tfcnn
H"fnra The annata esoina coinini'ten tn dav
y X, M,trls re- estate agent rt In1ianaprlIs.
taat liitd To abundant room and opportunity TO
work In Indiana FOR II large nnmhst of eplnr,h
emlptpnia.
Th"maa Wala. hla narlner. ioa,lnod Tint ho
md other lnlisiaual ll,uuhli'ana wnntal 90.hna
nalo neptona to lmtnRra'atn Int'lana Ia t."
II would be aeno thing to ene''et then around
on "heap 'nnda IN close n"untiea,' h"Ihnr
wltunea knew III any organtH ID pnity eli ,rt to
draw negr"ea tp Indiana.
poArp wAnrpr rrn THE arrsrna FUND =
N Ia espen'sfl that tho Afeteta,y ~ the Ttaos
~ "y .ra w, =" ,i II "IT",,' ar o ."s
bonds Tor the sInk Ing fund
HEAyy INDEMNITY nnHD.
w. W Rollins, present of the wesiern 'lIvl-
alnn IT the Wea'eru Nort Garolna HaiI,ond
Il He'd In the Unltei stn4a aup, ms Gp,,,t ia lay
IN Ind unity band nf stNo aeD reutlr' Il by
dor ~ he court NJ naesuthe n aa II oona'iup
af relnstn'ng aprenla ~ tue oasaa "f tbs West
etn Nn'th Oar HIM Railroad q ,nnnnv va Flor
ida ilailtaa Company .t NJ Th" euretlea upon
The bond wHre tho preal lent of the we-tnrn III
yislnu or tn" Aastafn Mouth Du"linn itailruad
Company and lis friends In Esnneou',e and
MahIson counties nf that An'a Those aI q
have been rantllng IN tha courts for u numbar
of yaara Anh Involve property worth several
millions uf dollars.
A MERtrEn rRoMOTioa.
Tho Senate In executive session TO day con
nfmsl tho atvunn tlnent If PAsaad Asslat ant
Rurgaon john w Ross NJ Tenuesaea eight
numt1nfa In ha rreaan grade ~ na 10 take
rink nes! to Passed Assistant Surgeon Andrew
NJ Moore. for extra rllua v ''aroiam as nrt-
ved for In senion ihpG of thu ltavisad atatutea.
This promotion Ia for esrvInea rendered. by
ltoaa n, tila Imminent rlak III hla nj Il Holly
Eprugs aud Memphla. In 1878, during the opt
dann Of yellow iavsr.
GoNaH1s nFGnaNrYHns
The President haa racognizah Paul de Jprdn
"a consul Of France nj Ohm laafuu 4 q Wu,.
linmh. vnn consul Of The Hafmhn Empire ut
Norfolk, Va, hugus schmidt Vice consul ~
the German empire at bnrtnu On.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
Die ,MaBemeine iiraelitii6e
0eieQi1att" tn YartS.

Wsnn pon elmer jabii4en inisrna.ionaIsu
8srbraberuns bic Gebe III. 70 serirt fi4 bic
sanas iemitii@s 9refs, ais banbeIe es fi9
UNI ein blobes gbantom. aber benz III
Ieiber ni@t 70; bas @eipsnf bat Sleif@
unb 8ein, nnb fsbr ~srsifbares, fsbr wtrtias
mes. Die gsbauptuns, baB bic Serftreus
ten @lieber Der iibii9en STAGE cine sinbsits
li9e Wlafe bilben, III tstnesuess cine aus
Der 2uft sesriffene 9braie, ionbern cine
Wabrbeit, bic nit @ewiBbett fi9 na@weiien
IdBt. Die sanSe 3erftreute unb bod pers
bunbene Mahe III pom elmer etntisen Sbee,
o etuem ein3isen @laubsn beiesIt, benz :
baB fs bas auserwdbIte Bolt fnb, baB bic
S@dss bieier @sIt ibr grbtbetl ausmas
den. Dis iabii9e SoIibaritdt (9srbin'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13

Bon Der 3sri6runs Ssruialsms-euc. 10
a@tun8 tbr &atbolifeu!
9ss stimu1e bes SrrF. gius TX,

Sn uniern Tassn i9sint bic 8orisbuns
Der tatboIii5en 8refe ettte beionSere Mils
fon sesebsn au baben. an ibr lit es, bic
@rInbidss Der OrSnuns rnb bes @laus
bens bort, no bieieIben berriden, gu bewabs
rem urS fs Sa gu usrbretsn, mo @ottIos
istsit aub cine talte 9let9giItist.it bie'
ielbea IN gsrssfsnbeit seratbsn lieBen. -
9ils TX. in etnem S9reiben ppn 1851.
Wn sriadsn sic ~initdnbisit allen benst
NIT eurem suten Wilen unb eurer @unfl
bsi3ufsbsn, bic nit @siif besabt unb init
~ssniSsnoer RenntniB ausseriifet, ii9 an
Ste Irbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8eitun:
gen 3ur 8srtbeibisuns uub gerbreituns Der
fatbOlii9sa 2ebre uer6fentIi9en. = @ncps
eIica qirs TX.
Sie Stimme 9en's XIII.
Luoeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. ct Dominus vos benedicat
(9afst slsr 9i5t leu5tsn Dor ben Men'
j9eu, Samit fe eusre suteu @erte ieben.
nnb Der 6srr sebs eu9 batu Seinsn Se:
ssnD
2so XIII. an bas In Yarma erideinenbt
8Iatt Luce" (9eu9te), slnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-07-13
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Ran&tn, 3. SUM-.
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