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, 1880-04-28
THE RECORD.

WARRINGTON, u. c., April .s.-Atcssrs. Davis
JN. Ya.A Cameron nnd others presented a reti-
lion ot tho iron manufacturers for tho passage
OF tho Eustnn bill for n commlsson Tor tic reSl-
sion Of tho tariff. ..,... ...-
Mr.. Eaton, from, tho Committee on Appropra.
tfons reported without amendments, the Naval
Appropriation bill. 1laccd OIL the caiendar.
Mr. Morxnp, by request, introduced a Dill Ill
rcotlp4 tho Court Of Cnims to Investigate INC
clnlms Of Beajnmfn We'll und tho LII Abra Mill
Ing Company. heforrct'.
The 3o!ut resolution authorizing tho President
to roanpo!ut stopton a, McCnrty Lieutenant
Commander in the Navy, Mt tho foot Of tho list,
wus road u third ti1no, md p'sscds-yeas, o''
fhot Iiouso bl to authorize md e9nlp IN e.
1orary station fur tho scientific obsorsa-
qS %an af LaSy sSS ornas mank has an s
resolutions were tenporerily ia asi.e und tho
1p M4 rr rrsn's e ahe VII a k et stepas au
peaceful md c,zed for 9 ysars Ths 9I,s .a't MEsH't
phi uocupntipu ,zas sending to the DepHr1tmaal.t a
Ilghly ouor0d reports Of his efforts to ald their
Snneoa ot Ws neo i o spanrds found tho in
'1;I; H. Dawes said tho condition Of the Indian
ir Eook sa!d under tho present system cvcry r.
thing possible wns being done to a,,9fnt1 fhe
J'entllug Discussion OIL the n!ne,.ine.1t offered
t,y afr. Plumb to approprate f50o lor seeas ana
implements, tho senAte went inIo cAeeatlFe boo-
eIoil, nud coon adjourned.
|. 1touaE.
htr, Cox reported hack II resolution calling on
Viii VII the English Govur.,mont rcia.ing 10 tho u
lagcd indifference With A'nGrtess, M slshcrne1 III
F9Esse Ray q En- 6o s5s u NY ~
for tho consideration Of bills roGortea from tho
Committee on EAus.tion nna inr parttSnlhfo r.
, 1880-04-28
TIE WISCONSIN CYCLONE.
+ Special 3Aapa4th to Ths Chsenpo Ttdba.staL

special iAspatth to Ths Cateapo Ttatuns.
JASEsyliI.E. Wis, April e7.-Alylccs received
to-day from tho econo Of tho lhto cyclone ut
6hOptere state that Mrs. Fearne aud her three
Children, who wore carried nway hy tho atorIu,
heavy ruins o!,lsesi great datnAgo to tho cun-
lant8 Of unropfsd hallses And barlls, large guRI-
tltics Ut Krain OF various Kinds bciug completely
IL llrnfHI.
, 1880-04-28

SAVANNAH. Ga. April s+-Tha poilar in Tor
reuts shinale- mill exploded to- day+ killing Lows
N. Torrent, 4nporlntasdont, aud George Hughes,
engineer Eight otherS wore Injured, Tho
building Wss r6aally consumed by lire.
, 1880-04-28

MIHQfd. INl0EnM ~. ~ I[n,n
r8An 8tn: ! hare used yuuC INDIAN hnouy ~ ~
HYllUP for Crnmt4 in my HtpHlach aNd also !ot t *
children who wsra troubled with spaA1us, md 10 ''
casse " ene''oa " e'"pe's ELIZABETH MErzE
, 1880-04-28

0AoE10ats fr,,tn 61F
ps4k ssR; My deaahtsr va: suny;1sf y;1s,ttna iF' sn4
prsssslO1 Of 9nbtI1t. 1nd Rf18r Ianu4 .as ri
ta dIhtuIly tor morn tlsan yeaf. with ths ftosss
Ut iHu physiclanH-t'ns AIlopeehc nna INV .nT 0thh
sned!olnes AIx0nx NalGl ~trs nE. n{nas nGSSECR.
Ibutiousts myself vi the INDIAN H!:oo, n,a ,auflt
ioai FsSa1ts ., sho dseaso M;t Tset ser u IY ~
u,silcnG, nod. 10 the tnJ III al pyalAihiltasn1aI
ahs xRs so0n saatofed TO tesH15!ty aanr iIiirIDRE
, 1880-04-28

DEAR A1R: ! bsve used AnIae Of yuuf Antyg.nS
HtIOD SYHUl' with benebclas results n1lo ss.Is
- ku0d tnodlclne build ui ute RJttelu RnSts RsnSt
HV1'1 ASse-eAAss]A@ - ~ ~'s se"~'s j. ". MUM.
, 1880-04-28

Bnnkn CHAM, knt1kakea Co., ILL.,. MAI ~ I'll ~
xA! NIK: chenrtnly tnsttfy that yonf }1, ssi
tslucton. md II htHtIy as!eemed ~ ~ xhn MINI.
Il lhAve u4sd yuur t,ediene With the mgei ~ s ~ u
ali uo1Slsa Win Liver Complaint And 6'cx trsEHfj.
, 1880-04-28

TEutnpulls, EitnshaH! \ O. -
DEAR stR: Your Ercnt INDIAN HlNun saNef3
the bcAt medicine ever uaHd for Heart bIaeasa .
5ecomr,und It 10 nlI similarly atctSd. ,ens.
, 1880-04-28

W0UIt4nt, IrI1Ihlt VI: En- *
DEAR E1R: I can EAy thAt your lkplAN osANNsS oss.Ns
RfNUP hhs e1un1 fnr CnnSttatl sice.
ra!n iA the ADxHls, aud Cht!lA and San Safe1 te"
taana II" a's 70 suffering hotoan'R RitopA A. REED
, 1880-04-28

.... Fisher, Champaign 70, IL
DEAR atn: This IL to c0rttfy TINT yOHe lHDJN
BLOOD SYHuf haa done ms moro good for KIdns}
Complaint and HeHrt Disease t1inn any other ntd.
cno aver uken. II n&Bo cured 1nc Of y chlidena at
Ektll1 and ScED{AlA. AAkGANET Culel.
, 1880-04-28
AT KALAMAZOO, MICH
Special Dtpatth to The Chicago Tribune.

KALAMAz1o, MIch.. April :7.-Tho stock-houso
of tho Knlnmazoo pap0r-ialil wns burnod to-
day. Loss about s20D 900: insura,lco covors nbout
hnif or twH-thrt1s Of the lnsa. Gororal fraFRht-
cars on tho Lnko Bht,rD &. Michigan Southern
1tullruad OH Il side truck ncar by ware hurnol
with tho bu tttug,
, 1880-04-28

DEAnwoop D. T., April S7.-WhIte stock.
thieves killed Johu nadebach sud Fs.n Oh leo
hvzses from Nyan NarR Mountain, Afty miles
, 1880-04-28

CoLCABus, o., April s1.-Jamca Hudson. a con-
viot in tho Penteniur7, sent from Hrown Ooun-
~ Tor burglary, waA killed this morning BY sssu
bursting Vt an emHty wAeel Ut Which A9 Ras
I WQSktax.~ -
, 1880-04-28

Plymouth. Hancock e. ~
DEAR 6n: haye hecn t1onu!od 1tta ~ m,ea -
INDIAN HL0OD HYhUi. aud fnnnd . iH iss hs n II
valuable MpttElnp, 1AUMA3 lkLLzAA.e
, 1880-04-28
TESTIMONIALS, ~
ILLINOIS. %


CnlFo Alexander Co, m
DEAR STR: Suffering for aUinG ttte with HeadaeAs
and Dlaense Of the Stnnnch md Liver. was Induces
10 uBo ytrr retnDI1 INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, shtS
restored me 10 ptF9GCt health Allt ettefKth
Mo, N EsHhlA-At- Cl1AH. HliEtLKT.
, 1880-04-28

THE DE YOUNG MURDER,
sHAN FnAkc1soo, April s7-Iho inquest ia the
Do Young cass po,u1n0nood this lfftqrpoon. The
inquiry Is eonanoa to tho circumstances lmme-
dIately connected With tue murder. The tcstl-
1uOny thus far aRrGEs substantially With tho re-
ports heretofore talegr1phed.
, 1880-04-28

nRAn Err: have psed your great !Nll' n;iMan rid
HYlui' mud hare 1onnd Il unequAiUl ~ h!ooa .ch
Ter, and lake pleasure In recommending iPnATl
, 1880-04-28

- - = FIOF0. EIhy Co, III
DEAR BfR: This is 10 certify that tonr lE6fiE
BlUUDBYluF' has cured mo Of ths Third-Dsy ChlA
@1'e' - '''S' - MISS pnoWN,
, 1880-04-28
All that It III Recou.mendod to BE-.


DEAR stn: hare found, bY giving yGnr lSblANii
nuded 10 bs. and AAyfse ntsyuna "a9 n{ be y poN
health 1oT1vo II = thai. NIX. GRkEAAE.
, 1880-04-28
Tho Leader Killed and tho Thief
Pursued and lsttltlled with
Bullets.
A Brace Of Murders Reported Near
Pittsburg, Pa, Yester-
day.
Moynilan, tho Indiana Murderer, to Do
Hanged June II.
Swift Justice 0vertakes a Couple Of Burg
lars Near Decatur, ILL.,,


TERNLBLE TtAGEDY.
.Epeetat Dsspatch to The Chteaoo TRIBUNE.
C1ScrxSArl, O., April a7.--A terrible double
traRody. occurred nbout o'clock this morning
Mt tho Magistrates oflco Of Esquire 1loston, IN
1lluu Ilivcr Township Harrison County. 1nd.,
twonty- -ctght miles west If Now Albany. Tho HI
gntLon and 1,olgllborhoo! excitement hid grown
out Of II quarrel Gotwcou .1nhn Dfncklockor
and Henry Long over 'case OF cnw
stea'ing. Tho trial Of Long bogan ut 10 o'oloek
last night, and lasted untll this morning. when
A'nlaskoa mob OF from seyonty-f1vc to 400 ylEi-
lantes rode up to tho snglstrate'B Office, and,
dismonntlng tron, their nursta, n rnrt Of
tho mob rlishch Into tho office III
order to seIze and hing Long. Henry L. Cite. q
citlzcn Of Longs neIshhorhood, headed tho mob,
md sclxa.t Long, whit i,lntctlEntety drew Ia re-
tolver nitl shut Otto through tho heart, killing
Instantly a tlozo'l mat, At this rushed ~
pistol was knookod ont IN. his ha1lds. Tho In
furfatctl inph fired six eight slots ut Long ns
ho run arnundanto tho kitchon Of lilo ,huuso
md seeroted himself Under ~. nr bchfad 1shi q
en Ar A. sfch 1Sys S t nt ss he shdfs as
in tho faoc and one In tho nook, md w!ta punt
Ing for broNth. Thu mob threatened to burn
tho l,o.lge T9 baoasaorgd NUN nEa' @ so',Es,t @
him: 4 trail of blood mafked bis iiiEht e striP
9ore rs II some ano l,ad lain bleeding Oh tho
Eroliiil, and this was tho last truce OF
Long. Ho was no Doubt overcome by
the muh. Mt this point and killed,
lnob thou went 10 tho residence OF Long, and
notified his wife to leave tho ne!ghborho,d i'm
incdlntely or ahe would bo Killed. Joseph
lied to leave inmcdlntcly or. -s,ifrcr'.. the
penalty of'boing hung. He rcRchol New A!hnhy
nb1lt : o'clnck this evening, Wheru he vii! re-
main for eAfoty. Othpr citlzons .af tho Neigh
l,orhool have niso been warned nwny, and n per.
feet reign OF terror IL reported existing Id All
TINT portion Of HutrBon County.
, 1880-04-28
LISTOFWItOLESALE DEALth'
-lH-
ID. -Clak JAnNp's Indian Blood SyaP


yAN sC11AAcK. STEVENSON co" -" 49,
LAk8-4t. .t.,.sAA
NpRAliok, PLUMMER i co. - and LAW
ful14EK FtltA.EIL, d X9Ek0t-sl
Stt.AAM h KING, 81 ln4a-sL ..h.x
MAU, FEQU UYkN VltV4 Il ". " WApAs@sm )
, 1880-04-28

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
ncwaro of Counterfeit Medicine. l empIo1 ns
vclIug ngcns or runnora to solicit ttpdc f1om Dur
MIA
, 1880-04-28

DEAR SIR: This h 10 certify thnt your lhuIh""
ulA}Oll SYRUP has cured fiG nj Lung .tsssF1
which hnd bgeH Troubling ms faT lung LIE A.e"
SA0''A'' ''@ lsHiA WlIsTlSGIUA
, 1880-04-28

Eonttan I4tslnfstOH tonnWn' to!sn ttfs
pHAF sIR: Ihls !. y certify thst t,as, ) saSplN aiSplN
GLOOD ETHlj N Svsr js4rs q w, SIR ~ 1peA.
been x1eAlI troubled With WeatRen wu agn 1scaa'
mend v u valuable Tcu4edT. u,,or. pAbpiTf.
, 1880-04-28


DEAR S1Rs !. 1nd your INDIAN Bl.uIn sYRy7
spGedllY cures Chtila a;ld eau recommended u II IN
best medicine tn tho country for hhenmat!in ~
NouFntHn. ELL MITCHELL.
, 1880-04-28
All TINT 1t Is Roc TO BE.

kAtlens. Ed4nr Ell.t ~
DEAR EIR: have used your exc1Snt lSDlh.
t5itl Hfitjs ia nv IntDtIy for lu phst nEe Jen
ri In "a eEsra found II iu4t u recoulutep lta
IN. hest fn.0iiv fuaticine sft,r uegd In my faMl}
sA MkS. ii. a. UuItha
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21
Mrs.. kMllh's Revenge,

a little Mnnnn aud iWn children mn,l,
their appearance, lasi summer, nj tle
urnd Central. Ia 'Inho. city, Link.
Higher, The Woman Nns plainly dressed,
a,,i NJ WIRE lnlh IL her children, They
WIRE nnt taken much, nu,ier III, md il.
mn called 10 make thu acquaintance ii
Tim mAlest little Ind, In plain clnihes,
Then thu woman. WIN suN hcrrulf anul,.
lmd every ,lny, got her ,lAnlcr up and
aent dow, to Han Francisco fur thu hnl
nnee II hrr elutl,rr. aud likewise lien
ehiltlrens. They came, Nrst mnrninp
Alle Appeared nj Tho hrrukfanl.tahla with
toilet frum Worth. and her diamond,
dnsxlod everybody,
.'Oh. guol morning Mira. kmilh,
came from NIL .iln~,
lint this wus only thu beginning ~ III,
toilet hapm. Al lunch nle WINS simpl,
magnificent. and IN dinner ovrrpowrriiig
Hlls lind MINI Saratoga trunks Ii draw
frnM, md her little daughters evening
dress rrrntrd regular fnpr. Now came
her turn ~ pn, IN nir~, Hha simpl,
treated everybody with the eoplest kind
III lulitrnrnn. IN eul,r~a sl,o WINS civil,
Int didn't override ,nrliuliiy 10 my OK.
tent After overwhelming tho place i
few days with nn avalanche IL ht,1n. nhs
srni lfr trunks hneh Ia knn Francisco
nni resumed her plain ali sni. larson
dppsat
A henfsEerAm N. " arm sent i
large shipment ~ brushes mud br,Amp
IL Jrrllal.lutn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

Experiments l,rrse ,hes The air III y
cellar tisvs anil virsnlasvs through MI.
lsnSs, anil that. ss~,, ns ,,nls Wy mrans
II the Irsl.rnilss1s'insl ,l,AHs. lMl
,srn Mlttn esrfs ,l.sn II kciA shut anil
tho k,sh,lcs m, strlnssl. |, " simply
imln~s,hlc II keep dwelling fre f,sn,
v,ls'amsna'el eellrr nif.
", ho~ man, ~,nnrs III cuntamsna.
tim aru founi III cellars lsnlsinn wmsl
ihp entire ilar uitrm heinE retsaslr,l
w ,lcras Vegetables stored there fnr
the Nini,r nni their fcinse lcft The yvas
nMnl; ma,si, barrels II vinegar " ii.
,Lat lak, paS.iiAtnvs Indy construct.
vi mrnas's, tnam which escape various
nnSi"ls rasrs, Matrr.cluscts. foul nj TIM
hes'. and often frnlvr through dricrts
detective sink AMI sewcf.diains. M, In.
frequently ~ainrtlnH tho soil beneath
lhe ,lrar with Nth.
Manv cellars nro dug dirvclly into
"mulr land, AMI thu NNsrs II the tle.
cayr,l matter with which the soil ii more
m less illlrd pour directly into them,
In, ~ the Waterof tho wnil ilnhS itS way
lntn the Nvll.
This latter point IL moro important
than m,,st think. tor tho mir cireMla,or
freely through thu soil, wen when trn9.
IN, Persons have bern repeatedly lsnis.
unrl anil killed nv gns which hal irav.
el.d for Il ,lisinnrc---in ono caM,, TWEEN.
" iect through the soil, nn,l ha.l pcne.
lfatrd into thu collar. and thence into
the rnmA alosc,
Al the ground. water rises ar falls, tho
mir follows II. naromctric Influences.
changes III tho press,irr vi The ntMu~.
rhcrr siunc II down further, nr iitl i,
nu, "a TIM sarth, ChanReH III iemncrn.
tnm similarly affect II. nnd particular,
,loes tho warmth II u ho,,.r establish mn
upward current frum thu cellar IN thu
r,unn ahNc, md from the soil Into the
cellar, llcnee-~-
|. k.er everything ont III tho cellar
likely "a ,itIat. IN air,
4 ti,i TN htst constructed furnaces,
Il, llasr tho RaS meter and fixtures
freunenil, examined.
1, l.ei the drains he " thc hes, mate.
fial md construction. and b. ever In
sinh, suspended fram the ceiling III.
s,eai NJ helnR buried under the iioor.
u. Have thu iluur aud ki,lra made H.
imlMr,inlM IN possible.
Il, lat tin cellar liz constantly and
tlluru,lnhl, ventilated with snn.ririilrd
mir.
I, II Whaling sources m,iet remnin.
aAr tie h.st lHiniuatants4 mrrr IL
oloraeia. lnufh's Companion,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-21

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
BOSSIER.
Election of Delegates to the State Oonven-
Resolutions Adopted
fBossler Banner ]

[Boss1er Bannerl
pnrannnt tn q eaIl OF the chairman of the
Parish Democratic Executive ommittee,
m Ass meeting was held In the court house on
Monday last. Judge Thomas n. Braden was
called to the chair and Wm. w Vance requested
to act as secretary.
Judge Braden On taking the chair explained
the object [ the meeting.
Col. snider offer-d the following resolutions.
which were adopted:
Resolued That the chairman of this meeting
shall appoint eight delegates to the State con-
ventiou to be convened In New Orleans on the
twelfth Of April. $780,
Resolved That the Democrats OF Bosster par
ish deem 1t Of the first importance that the Ma
tional Democratic Convention shall select as
the Democratic nominee for President Of the
United States a Democrat of undoubted integ-
fight and make Democratic principles para
mount la the Union,
Resolued That In the sense of this meeting
the executive committee Of this Congressional
District should call congressional district
convention to nominate candidate for Con-
some convenient point In the district an d that
said convention should be held aft-r the ad
iournment of the N tional Democratic Conven-
tion and the nomination OF Democratic candl-
date for President.
The following delegates were appointed:
Ward IL K. Hodges.
Ward 2-John @. Vtnee.
Ward 81" "hn II. Natttn.
Ward Al. Crawford
Ward 5-Francis M, Hanks.
Ward 6-R. E. Wyche.
Delegates at large-H. W. Ogden and J. a.
Snlder.. --..
''''' '-10 WV T. N. BRADEN, Chairman.
VIM. W. VANCE. Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
Movem,ent. Of ,scran yssseIs.

New York. March sl>-Arrived: Westpbaiia.
Palmyra beytbia. Hatteras. and steamer
Havre, Arrived out: Canopus. Aurora. Home
ward: Aurora for New Orleans. The eisateer
BAlHugham from New Orleans has arrived at
Leigh nrn and the steamer g.. George from New
Oreana has arrived at Bremen.
NoRYoLK. March 81 --Nailed: For Liverpool.
sn1p e hns M,oS Th S nes N qs a. abn
Baltic for Norfolk. Arrived: March 20. bark
Adslheim from New Orleans.
GIBRABrAH March 6i-Arrivbd: March 10.
bark Noe rom New Orleans
GLAssoN Dock, March 9l.-Arrlved: March 30.
bark Biigths from Dsrien. Q
bark Mnris Knvuer from Wim,ng gton.
LIVERPOOL. March al Arrived: March 80.
bark Molinmo from Norfolk: Mar,h 81. bark
Empire Of Peace from New Orleaps.
QUEENSTOWN. March sl.--Arrlved: Brig John
May from Bull river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
A New Political sirnile.
New York Tribune.l

Tory rethoric is on the ram gage in Engian9
The Conservative candidate for St. Ives, To ali
address to hts constituents, has CON pared ting
British constitution to an old patchwork
quilt. Perhaps 1t had been torn In many
places and tangled, but the old patchv work
quilt was harmonious still. 1t had sheltsrec,
their fathers and mothers In the past, 1t was
sheItering them In the present, and 1t would
shelter their children 10 the days TO Como.
He wanted them then to reroenber that if
they were asked to vote for q r 4dical candid
ate, and they did 80, they were voting for one
the old patchwork quilt-the quilt that had
sheltered them and their fathers-tne quilt
that loving hands had made, and taat ioVlng.
eyes had gazed upon. that had baen handed
IT, wonld last for Centuries to cone, Oae cf
the electors OF st. Ives wanted to know if q.
new quilt might not come cheaper 10 the end
than the old one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
EUGENIE'S PILGRIMAGE.
The Prince Imperials Mother Starts for
Zululand-Her Companions and Her
Travelling Equipments Tents,
Stoves aud Bedsteads.
New York Herald.l

LONDON, March 25, 1881.
The ex-Empress Eugenie. travelling iscoG-
ntt0 as the Countess OF Plerrefonds, and Ac-
compBnled by Col. Sir Henry Evelyn and
Lady Wood, the Marquis Of Bassano and g.
small suite, will erabark at Sonthampts+riet
day for South Africa, to visit the seenesans.
Prince Imperiaps death. heas-
Mrs. Ronald Campbell, Surgeon 2eet by Q
B. Scott and one OF the Empress'funare and
mate friends, form part OF her sIrsd py tne
are attended by three men servantshh hhapor.se' aaas'
lers two maids and her Majesty ssa1y
cuisine. Lieut.. Bigge has already pro''
to Zululand to obtain from the ColouiS
ernment the necessary land convoy
escort will consist Of imperial, colonins.
native regiments. The gentlemen OF
party will ride and the ladies will bs tri-.~
ported In light carriages. The outfit OF 1.
travellers Is the same as that used
English officers In active service, exeep
that special camp bedsteads, wider thalx
the usual pattern, have been made for theS
ladies'. The personal effects of the party and
the necessary camp utensils will BIZ carried
In waterproof campaigning bags. Every
thing has been selected with a view TO conn
fort. The tents will consist OF separats
sleeping tent for Her Majesty, q sirntlar one
for the joint occupation of the Hon. Lady
Wood ana Mrs. Ronald Campbell, square
tent In connection with these forming re-
ception and dining-room, and ordinary circu-
lar or "bell' tents for the gentlenen.
A sad feature OF the expedition is that the
Empress insists on using, as far as 1t IL pos
sible to recover the articles, the same equip
ment with which the Prince Imperial set out
on his uniucky mission. The cooking ar
raDgementa consist OF two conpany GAN
teens for SIX persons, together with an extra
outside cover to admit of an extra
supply OF twelve knives, forks, pll5se,
etc, and most convenient and "handy"
cooking stove, the utensils for whica
are packed inside 1t for the purposes of traus-
port. The fuel used In the stove Ii wood, OBJ
Waiting the necessity OF carrying coal, aud the
oven i5 60 constructed that It eau b5 cooled fD
few moments, thus occas.oniug no delay on
the march. The simplicity OF the whole
that the journey will be- on Of hardship All
the details are so admirably arranged ior tnf
convenience OF the EGnDress and her suit
that with ordinary health and good weathd
| q safe and speedy trip may be predicted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Trouble Between Orangemen and
Catholics in Tyrone, Ireland.
China Determined on War with Rus
sia -- English Parliamentary
Elections-The Empress
Of Russia Sinking
Rapidly.
The Catholic Papers Of France and the Gov
ernment's Order Against Re-
hgious Organizations.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. March 3i.-The following were to-
Gay elected menbers OF Parliament without
opposition: Right Hon. Sir Michael e. Hicks
Beach. Conservative, Minister Of Colonies for
aloucestershire East. re. elected; Mr.. w Btddie
Conservative for Suffolk West; Mr.. Alex. II.
Brown, Liberal. for Wenlook reelected; Mr..
Thos. Burthe Liberal. Labor Representative
Mofpath, re- elected; Mr.. Lewis l.. Dillwln
Liberal, for Swansea. reelected: Mr.. Cecil T.
w. Forester Conservative Liberal. but sup
ports the governments foreign policy. Tor
Carnarvon District. reelected.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01
FRANCE.

LONDON, March 9t.-The religious associa-
tions of France wi probably contest Ia the
courts the legality Of the decrees Of the goveru-
ment against unauthorized religious societies,
on The ground that the laws they are based
on are obsolete.
The Union, Count de Chambord's organ: the
Monde he orRsn Of the Papal Nuncio, and the
U,iiB.rs, Ultramontane, are greatly exasDerated
and declare that Ga holies will vigorously resist
the enforcement of the decrees. The Pays. M.
Paul CassaRnac's paper says the deorees are
only preliminary to the re- establishment OF the
gullotine for political adversaries. while the
Ordre and the Libe, te. also Bonapartists. admit
the legality OF tho decree.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-01

Cohoes strike ends to-day. In wages. ssn,00o
have been lost. and the questions leading to the
movement are apparently no nearer settlement
than they we're nj the beginning. This morn
lag there were 800 weavers ut work and 1900
looms In operation Ia mill No 3 eight seta of
mules ore running 1t is estimates that the
filing on hand is sufficient TO keep the present
end of that time II the strikers do not return
to work, the Harmony Company's officials s'..y,
starting one mill at time. and increasing the
operations as rapidly as the help obtained wEil
permit.