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lt Xew Orleans Democrat and Xew Orleans Times: Consolidated December 4, 1881. NEW OFvLEANS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1889. PHTCE, FIVE CEXTS. ZIZZ Y.l-i tAX IKIO KAT. Established 1B73.S irMj ww by the schooner Anna.

When the Ossipee baring already disclosed a subterranean THE THIRD DISTRICT. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Securus judicat IWJTHrB BOB ABILITIES. BiosaL Ornn. Wii staircase, winding passages niuw, jiw bones and skeletons destitute of teeth, thus, according to Senor Mercard, proving beyond question that the Indians there buried were WASHINGTON.

COSGRESSX Ay SORWOOD'S VIEWS O-V THE KEG BO. ORBIS TERRARTTM. arrived the third man was dead, under circumstances which pointed to his having been murdered. It is decided that the United States has no jurisdiction over the crime, as it was committed is foreign boundaries. The Irvine Court-Martial.

The following are the indications for the PRICE ELECTED BT OTEB, MIX pure Aztec i next twenty-four hours: He estimates the vaiue oi wo nunc a THOVSAXD MAJORITY. THE GREAT STRIKE SO SEARER SETTLEMENT. Conference Between the Dock Companies For Western Florida Light showers, no treasure at not leoe than (20,000,000, hnt un that others engaged in the Apollinaris "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." change in temperature, easterly to southerly Southern Republicans Opposed to Inter. Washington. Sept 3 The Secretary of the Navy has approved the findings and sen winds.

Tea of the Twelve Paris bee Tot fo tho work of hunting the treasure put it at The foremost archteologists are of the opinion that something may be found, ih Kpnnr that thA ud fchin Owners Without Avail For Alabama and Mississippi Light rains. tence in the case of Lient John O. Irvine. stationary temperature, sonth westerly wind. Wm.

O'Brien Reported Critically III. Democratic Nominee, The Returns of the Election. who waa tried by a naval oourt-martial. of Bad Revenue Changes The Apache In. dlana to Remain at Mount Vernon Progress oi the Work of Com piling War Records.

The filling at the Apollinaris Spring For Louisiana and La tern exas Local whioh Capt Thomas O. Self ridge waa presi dent convened at Newport Aug. 14. The in Rhenish Prussia) amounted to rains, no decided change in temperature, high southerly winds. officer was charged with scandalous conduct Ascension Pariah- London.

Sept 3. There is nothing in the strike situation this morning to inspire hope drunkenness on dnty, nsglect of duty and intrinsic value of the things buried by Montezuma are surpassed by their historical importance. It has been held by some that Montezuma hid his treasures in Lake Texcoeo. and much hs been done there in the way of dredging, but nothing has been Senor Batres. the great native archteologist, is interested in this search and people high in authority axe said to be lending their aid.

Special to The Times-Democrat. a. use nee without leave. The court found hint Local Record. Federal Election Lavws for Southern of an immediate settlement of the questions at issue between the dockmen and the dock DoNaiDeoNviijjt.

Sept 3 The election bottles in 18S7, and 12,720,000 bottles in iSSS. Ther. gunty ana sentenced him to suspension from rank and duty on furlough pay for Weather. Cloudless SE Cloudy, .78 companies. A deputation of ship owners.

to-Cay was the quietest ever held in this par-ish. The majority for Price will certainly three years, and to retain his present num 7 a. I 7 p. .80 headed by Sir Donald Currie, waited upon not be less than 800. and fuLzinz from ber in ma grade during that per.od.

Capital Notes. 0 mO Grocers, Druex', Mineral U'aier BEWARE OF IMITATIONS Normal. 189. 85 88 75 75 13 .74 the officials of the companies again to-day and urged the acceptance of yesterday's proposal to allow ship owners to employ their the boxes that are in it will likely be 1000. The vote cast is a full one.

Large number Maximnm. Mimmnin. CABLE BREVITIES. Boflootk. Sept 8.

Mr. Gladstone has Washtnotow. Sept 3. Hon. Walter L- of colored men voted openly for Price.

Bragg. of the Interstate Commerce Com States. Special to The Times-Democrat, Washington, Sept 3. Representative Norwood, of Georgia, is in the city for a few days. Speaking of the prospect of Federal election laws by the next Con cress to regulate the elections in the South, he said: They may pass their laws, but they will be dead letter.

It is too Ute to interfere with the affairs of the South in that way now. Our people will not regard any legislation intended to place the neuro over them, and own men to load and onload vessels. CALCASIEU FABISB. mission, is still at Saratoga. N.

Y. suffering Mr. Norwood, for the dock companies, re Special to The TuaeavUemoeraa. from a cold. He will leave there next week ollars plied that they could not accede to this Twelve MAT'S DBCO STORE, COB.

CANAL ANrrCHABTBES. Temperature st 6:30 a. 78: at 12 86: at 3 p. 82: at 6:30 p.m.. 83.

Average temperature. 8 lfc. leather At 6:30 p. nx, cloudy. The Weather Elsewhere.

Lam Chablxs, Sept 3. Laka Charles- for Lake George. arrived here. He waa warmly welcomed by a large crowd. Berlin, Sept 3.

The JTarth German Gazette denies the statement that the Emperor has modified the passport regulations in Alsace. Th VnrtK cutrman Gazette maintains that The First National Bank of Ouray. CoL, West Lake Charles. Welsh and Jennings givw Price a majority of 307. a gain of 73 over proposition, bnt would be willing to enter into a further discussion of all the questions involved with a committee of the ship and the First National Bank of Neligh, have been authorised to commence Following is the report of the Signal Ser the vote of Gay.

Twenty precincts, all Democratic, to hear from. AXOTIIEE LARGE SALE OF business with capitals of SoO.000 in each vice of te temperature at 8 p. m. yeserday at the places named: caw. IBEBXA FAAlaH.

owners. Sir Donald said he regretted that a definite answer could not be given to the ship owners, but expressed a willingness to consent Col. William W. Bnrns. assistant com Special to The Times-Democrat.

Atlanta 74. Fensacola 80, Mobile BO, the sentiment in the North is against it The negro has advanced among us as rapidly as he is capable of, and the best thing is to let him alone. "Thinking people all over the country see this; it is only a few politicians that are try New Ibbbxa. Sept 3. The election hers missary general of subsistence, waa to-day placed on the retired list cf the army oa ac Montgomery 80, Vicksburg 78, ShreveDort 76.

Fort Smith 72. Little Rock 80, Galveston 78. Chattanooga 72. Memphis 74, Nashville 74, LoniBvilie 70, San Antonio 74. count oi age.

passed off quietly and without any disturbance. Neither party polled their full vol. MsaniBoys'Siuts the London strike is closely connected with the Socialist movement Glasgow, Sept 3. Laurie, the alleged Arran murderer, has been captured near this city. London, Sept 3.

Lord Zetlnnd will be sworn in as Lord Lieutenant oi Ireland on Oct. 1. Paris, Sept 3. Mr. Gladstone arrived here this afternoon.

GENERAL LOSGSTREET. Many of the negroes voted the Pries ticket TUB MISTER CUT RIOT. Fort Elliott 80. Fort Hill 78, Laos Meridian 78. openly, thereby reducing; the Republican Four Negroes Killed The Trouble Be ETC TO CLOSE MY BCililZB STOCK.

lieved To Be Over. Special to the Times-Democrat, Cotton Region Bulletin. At New Orleans for the twenty-four hours ending at 6 p. Sept. 3.

-Average strength. There is no claim mads of unfairness. The vote of the precinct stands Price 37. Minor 64. Returns have been received from precincts ahowinar Price majorities as follows: First ward 278.

seoond ward 84. fifth ward 110. sixth ward Jl 1, eighth ward 65. Minor majorities: Third Aim. Greenwood, Sept 3.

From present appearances it looks as though the sun of peace ing to keep up the agitation. We are not a savage and brutal people; we are kind and humane to the negro, and. more than that we know him. He is not capable of government and the intelligent people of the South will not permit themselves to be dominad by him. Any attempt to force him forward by Federal legislation will result to bis own disadvantage, and to the injury of the person that attempts it "Let us alone and we will take care of him.

He is the laborer of the South as necessary to the welfare of the eection as such as is the labor in the factories in the North. We have no inclination and cannot afford to oppress or ill-treat him. What man of reason wants kiax. to a Joint conference. He requested that toe dock officials express their views in writing for submission to the ship owners at a meeting later in the flay, to which Mr.

Norwood assented. At a meeting of shipowners this afternoon a committee was appointed to confer with a oommittee of the dock officials, in accordance wiiu Mr. Norwood's suggestion. The dock official state that now they have at work a greater number of men than at any time since the commencement of the strike, and that they do not propose to make any concessions. The result of this conference destroys the chance for arriving at a settlement of the strike to-day and embitters the feeling of the men.

The chairmen of the trades union conference at Dundee, in an address upon the seething discontent prevalent among the Denial of Charges Made Against Him. Dubhaic, N. a. Sept 3. -Edward A.

Oldham, editor of the Globe, has received a from Gen. Longstreet denying the Districts-Atlanta (11 station Anensta 1 2 lations) will supersede the cloud of war. Capt L. L. Bovette, sheriff of this county, returned now offer Men's Suits, Cassimeres, Worsteds, heviots, Corkscrews, Sack and Cutaways, Fluffing in price from su to and a law finer, XOUB CHOICE AT Charleston (7 station) Galveston (14 stations) ward 24.

filh ward 140. As far as beard from there ws no dissatisfaction or claims of foul play. The negroes voted withont hindrance at all wards. Congressman Rowell from the seat of war about 4 o'clock p. m.

to-day and reports everything quiet Four 68 66 68 70 60 68 68 70 66 70 70 64 82 84 84 84 90 86 88 86 89 86 eo 84 of the ringleaders, named Adolphns Staxton. was at this place in the morning and at tha S12. Scott Morris, M.J. Jones and Jack DiaL were Little Rock (14 stations) Memphis (14 stations) Mobile (8 stations) Montgomery (7 New Orleans (1 0 Savannah (10 Vicksburg (5 stations) Wilmington (10 econa warn ior about three hours later in the day. He expressed himself as perfectl pleased with the manner in which ta elec charges recently made to the effect that during the war he had run off the ladies of Ex-President Johnston's farm in Tennessee and turned the elegant mansion into a small-pox hospital, broke into the library and distributed books and papers among the soldiers, including a blue-back spelling bookhishly prized by Mrs.

Johnston. Gen. Longstreet Bays in his tetter: Union people within onr lines were under the same orders and treatment as were the Confed killed. The militia, under command of Adjutant General Henry, arrived at Minter City at 7 o'clock a. m.

yesterday. The excitement tion was conducted. Later returns show tht-t Price mrril ignorance and superstition put above intelligence As a voter the negro is a failure. Home Republican politicians accuse us of snppreHsing the negro votes because they are not cast. The fact is merely that the great mass of the negroes, not knowing the use of the ballot, have got tired now that the novelty is worn off and they do not want to vote.

They stay at home. .13, Rainfall Atlanta .03. Augusta was augmented by the fact that a peaceable working classes owing to the uncertainty oi their employment and the unequal distribution of the fruits of their labor, advocated parish by a majority of 875. The town is in a blare of enthusiasm over the result Charleston .35. Galveston 69.

Little Rock All Medium Grade Suits Tour Choice at SIO.OO! Also a Large Assortment of Odd and Begular Coiu at B8.00! negro had been killed during the night for Special to Tha Tim Democrat. .10, Memphis. 62. Mobile .07. New Orleans refusing to take up arms against the whits JlANlRETTS.

Sent, a The election hens ,00 people. pasxed off very quietly. The ninth ward, in which Jeanerette is situated, gives Price 203 and Minor 342 votes, making a majority tor Minor of 130 votes. erates. There was no case oi amal.pox in the command during that winter, so far as I now remember, and the Confederate inspector surveun reported to me that the army was healthier than at any other time.

On my nrt visit to sohintrton al ter the aurreuder I called to see Gen. t.raut. Secretary btanton and President Johnston. The latter trave me quite a lomr interview, and when 1 arose to take leave invited Upon the arrival of the troops it was learned that a party of about 160 negroes, well armed with Winchester rifles, were encamped near Cane Laka. a distance of six or These Suit are FIXE GOODS, GOOD STYLES Southern Republicans nod Internal Revenue Taxes.

Special to the Times-Democrat. Washington, Sept 3. The Southern Re DZBTTXXX FABTSH. eiKbt miles from Minter City. A party of citizens numbering about fifty men has or Special to The Tlmea- Democrat.

and nearly all new. A lanre lot of WHTTE 8HIETS at 75e each. Ali-1 men Shirts. 8 each. Balbrittiran Undershirts, roc.

ll.i,n.1 I (x.r.h at New Orleans District Max. Mm. New Orleans 88 75 Amite 88 68 Brookbaven. 94 66 Cneuervilie 88 66 Hazlthurst 90 68 I-afavette- 80 72 Minden. 84 72 Natchez 94 66 Fort Gibson 90 62 Shreveport 84 70 Means 69 68.5 Plaque mine.

Sept 3. The election ganized to interview the belligerent blacks. After ridiug for some time through a dense passed off very quietly. Not quite an avergs publicans are preparing to make a determined fight to have at least a portion of the internal revenue taxation system whipped at the coming session of Congress. They have vote waa polled, ioilowing is the vote br forest of cane and vines they arrived at the ards so far aa heard from: First.

Minor me to make anotherckll the next day. The following day I had another sitting of probably an hour's duration. At no time of onr conversation did he allude to the coudnct of the Confederates in East Tennessee or eteewhere. except that he said: "There ar three men in iha South who can never receive amnesty Mr. Davis.

tn. Lee and yourself. You have dona Uia L'Liou cause too lunch damage." place designated aa the camp of the negroes. 1 reach Lisle bocks at 3 a dozen. A lsnre lot of Four-in-Hand and Teck Scarfs 595.

Price second. Minor 410. Pncs) but to their surprise they had moved to soma the adoption of a legislative enactment making eight hours a day's work as a step in the right direction. The trades union, he said, should now demand a larger share in the work of molding the national life. Labor had too long laid nnder the heel of capital.

It must arouse itself and assert its existence. At a meeting of the Tower Hill strikers, held this morning, it was decided to continue the strike. It was announced that donations to the relief fund had been received from France, Germany and Switzerland. John Burns acknowledged the receipt of 3000 to-day. Threats have been made that if Sir Donald Currie took his vessels to Southampton, steps would be taken to prevent a single ship from unloading.

At Rochester the police have been compelled to in terf ere for the protection of the men unloading vessels in the Medway, Who were attacked by strikers. Liverpool, Sept, 3. The dockmen who had been employed on grain and nonr-laden ships, have struck for an increase of a shilling a day in their wages, and work on all the vessels has been suspended. other place. Search was at once instituted.

at Onr sue Straw fiats retim ed to 3uc otuer feiraw Bau at cost. Rainf all New Orleans .7 .02. Part of the men were detailed to go in diff erent directions and make a thorough search of the entire surrounding eonntry in order written to every one of the prominent candidates for Speaker, inquiring of them their position on this question, and in each caoe have received an answer telling them to come np to Washington with their full seventeen votes united for the purpose of repeating the tobacco taxes, and securing such ft. Bio Reduction in Boys' and Children's MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN VESSELS. to discover their whereabouts.

A party. while passing through the plantation of Mr, Grr.XN8TowN.Aug. 3. Arrived: Another Georgia Duel on the Tapis. SperfcU to The Times-Democrat, Atlanta.

Sept 3. The dueling craze has struck Georgia hard. The bloodless affray of a few dats ago has turned the heads of A. Lownea. came upon Adolph Horton and Jack Dial, and they were commanded to Steamer Steamer Alaska from Liverpool.

surrender. Hambcko. Sept. 3. Arrived Without regarding the command of the Clothing, Etc.

IiEtt Cctai Mn aai Stra? Hats. H. D. H'COW, Bohemia from New lork. other action on internal revenue matters as they may deeire.

This is a pretty strong evidence of the position of the Republican party and of their intention to attempt to carry out the promises of the internal revenue plank of their Chicago platform. Lizahd. Sept. 3. Fanned: Steamer Khae- 188: third.

Minor 3o2, Price 254; atxth. Minor 282. Price 154: seven Ui. Minor 82. Price 131; eighth.

Minor 114. Price 45. No returns from the fourth, fifth and ninth war da. Indications are now that Minor's majority will be between 1000 and 1 1 00 in this parish. Republicans havs bean counting on 1500 majority.

Special to The Tunes-Democrat, Gsosax TsTT, Sept 3 Pries 131. Minor 82, seventh ward, Iberville parrah. Cannons are booming for Price. The ooiortl people voted open tickets for Price. LAFOruCHZ FABISS.

Special to The Timee-Democrat. Thtbodact. Sept 3. Seventeen polls ara in. Price's majority 1792.

Thirteen polls to come, which will increase largely. Democratic net gain over voto for Governor in 1888 of 1200 VOtcS. LAEATXTTB PABTSH. Special to The Timea-Democrat, IjFtTrm, Sept 3. The election to-day passed eff quietly throughout the parish.

tia from New York for Hamburg. Liverpool, Kept. 3. Arrived: Actor from New Orleans. officers, they drew their pistols and started to run, when they were shot These two were very desperate and rnischievout, and had been the principal aiders of Cromwell and Thomas in arousing the negroes of this county.

The other leaden were killed this New Iobk. Sept. 3. Arrived: Steamer Elbe from Bremen. VA'llED KISGDOX.

the boys, and now two members of the Legislature stand about in hotel corridors glowering at each other, while it is vaguely hinted that their friends are conducting blood-curdling correspondence in their names. The principal figures in the case are "Bill" Huff and 'Tat" Patterson, who devote their time to representing Bibb county in the Legislature. Macon is the chief city of Bibb county, and all this war grows Out morning while resisting arrest Thomas. Mr. Bussey Retuias to His Post.

Washington. Sept 3. Assistant Secretary of the Interior Butey has returned to Washington, and was at his desk to-day. Wm. O'Brien Seriously Til.

BERRT 11. BIS FORD DEAD. Allen and Cromwell, the moving spirits of the inaturcction, have been arrested, but the whites and the better class of negroes are determined to bring them to justice. Geo. Allen is the one who killed Dublin, 3ept 3 Mr.

Wm. O'Brien, who was removed yesterday to Galway Jail, is seriously ill. He requested the attendance of his own physician, which was refused, and the prisoner director was given charge of his case. The prison officials telegraphed to another negro last Sunday nwht on Mr, Venezuela-Mexico Claims Commission. Washington Sept 3.

Judge John Lttle, of Ohio, and Senor Jose Audrade, members of the Yenezula-Mexico Claims CommUsiou. met this morning at the State Department and Qualified, after havinir selected Mr. Townsend's place for refusing to join his band, and it is believed he is still in this county. Cromwell is an ex-onvict and one Complete returns show a majority of 44S Cor. St.

Charles and Common. NOUVEAU MEDOC WINE CELLAR, 'OAKTIIXE, NAPA OALIFOSXIA A. BRITS Proprietors Of the Celebrated HOWELL MOUNTAIN VINEYARD. K. B.

The proprietors recommend to eon-snmers their well-known Howell Mountain lue for their quality and purity, and all those desiring" a healtuy wine should send their orders to J. VERUXOLE, SEW ORLEANS. Sole Apent for Louisiana. NEW ORLEANS for Price. The Tonngest Soldier of the Confederacy.

Special to The Times -Democrat. Memphis, Sept 8. Berry H. Bin-ford, who vaa the youngest soldier in the Confederate army, died yesterday while on a business trip to Monroe, La. His father.

Dr. Binford, was a surgeon in the Confederate army. The boy, when about nine years old, started out to find Lis father and reported to Oen. Wheeler, who took him for a Federal spy sent in by some of the Union people. The General kept an eye on the little chap and finally turned him over to CoL Special to The Times-Democrat.

ScoTT.La Set. 3v The- election naaaed Siimnel IL Phillips, of this city, a third member. Laugston will Suooort Mahone. Washing! ox, Sept 3. John M.

Langsion, oil very quietly. Negroes flocked eariy to the Trison Board that his condition is critical A TAB BIS a THAT CAUSED INTENSE London, Sept 3. Intense excitement was caused in the central district of London, this morning, by the announcement that an old man had stabbed two lewd women who the polls and left late. Vote polled 232 18 Tor 1 nee, 74 for Jlnior, whicti is within 06 of the vote poiied at the lat gubernatorial election. This is a fine con of Yirginia, the well-known neirro, who is a contestant for a seat in Congress and who sidering that the farmers weru buay uaiuat oi some local legislation, nun said the trouble was due to Patterson's holding on to these bills, the insinuation being tnat the gentle Patterson's grip had been tighter than the necessity required.

Patterson responds in a Macon newspaper and calls iiuff a Jiar. That ended the newspaper war. Both gentlemen came to Atlanta and here they called in their seconds. Mr. Hull called for Waiter Khett, a young man who has figured in the same capacity in several affairs of this kind, while Mr.

Patterson called on Tom Cobb Jackson, the hero of a bloodless duel anh Morris Brandon last November, and son of Capt Harrv Jackson, who seconded Pat. Calhoun when he met John Williamson on the Attila Kill to. A demand was made for retraction and this was refused. That is the status of affairs so far as is known, but developments are anxiously awaited. A dozen reporters have their grips packed, ready and anxious to go to the scene upon the slightest indication of warfare.

Delegates to the River Convention. Special to The Times-Democrat. Josiah Patterson, who knew Dr. Binford, i axis green in their cotton. ST.

MARTIN PARISH. has heretofore opposed Mahone, is out in a long letter in which he announces his intention to support the nominees in the coming campaign in the Old Dominion. bad declined his company. A Jack the Kipper scare was raised and the scene of the affray was in a short time crowded by an immense throng of people. AIT AD A.

Special to The Tlm--Democrat. of the principal instigators of the riot. His whereabouts at present are unknown, bnt there are about seventy-five or 10O men searching the woods for Altar and his accomplices, of whom there are about eight. The best of feeling prevails between the whites and the better class of negroes. Return of the Capital Light Guards.

Special to The Times-Democrat. Jackson. Sept 3. The Capital Light Guards returned on the 4 p. m.

Illinois Central train from Minter City, where they had been with the other companies, under orders of the Governor, to quell a threatened riot Col. George S. Green, commanding the battalion, and Adjutant General Henry also returned. CoL Green and Adjutant General Henry state that the troops reached Minter City at 8 o'clock yesterday morning and reported to the sheriff, who at once placed them on duty. During the day they arrested some forty negroes.

They reoort that they had been preceded St. Mabtinsville. Sent 3. The election it iSiSDsaSerliifactesCo. The Apache Indians.

Washington, Sept 3. It is not probable that the War Department will take an) steps and at once assumed care of the boy. as he world cot go back home. A gun was sawed off the proper length and he was recognized from that time on to the end of the war as a soldier. It if stated that young Binford and another boy not much older undertook to do a little special service once.

They went out between the lines, somewhere no in North here to-day was one of the qnietest ever witnessed in thi parish. The official returns to this hour (:30 from four precincts out of ten are: Price 360. Minor 7. The Society for the Advancement of Science. Toronto, Ont, Sept, 3 The attendance at yesterday's session of the Society for the Advancement of Science was light owing to ST.

XABT FABiaH. Special to The Times- Democrat. in the matter of removing the band of Apache Indians from Mount Vernon Barracks, Ala. Secretary Proctor said, this morning, there was a mandatory statute providing for the confinement of these Indians at some gov Fbankxin. Sept 3.

Returns from 27 Chsrtres Street, election thus far received is as ftVto-rs: Price. Mia-r STEW OF LEAKS, LA. Morgan CiT 20O 307 Patterson viiie 240 4 a large delegate excursion to Mnskocate. The number of papers sent in was 221. In the economic section, Mrs.

Laura Osborne Talcott read a paper on "Social Economy," in which she characterized the Americans as "the most wasteful people on earth.1 In Ccntreville 133 151 ernment barracks, and there is no better place than where they now are. The Indian Rights Association has made a proposition to purchaxe a larKe tract of land in North Carolina to which the Indians could be removed, and where they could live in partial freedom. Alabama, threw up some small breastworks mdawaited the advance of the Federals on the opposite side of a small river. The column came in sight and the boys opened fire as if backed by an army, which the Federals naturally supposed to be a fact The boys held the fort a whole day and when night came on they scampered off and rejoined their command several miles away. Binford was the amors "suspicious case" that caused a panic in this city last summer and subjected several distinguished physicians to a perfect avalanche of chaff when it turned out to be a case of alcoholism instead of yellow fever.

ALL STYLES and GRADES IN STOCK Cincinnati. Sept 3. The following delegates have arrived from Louisiana to attend the River convention: A. A. Woods, Adolph Wolfe, B.

Jahncke, Hon. M. D. Lagan, G. A.

Schneidau. W. P. Ross. Capts.

T. Sweeney. C. P. Truslow.

M. N. Wood, IL J. Brinker, O. F.

Brinker. L. T. Belt B. D.

Wood, wife and daughter; V. Yansichooley, Franklin: Maj. Wm. Robson.Shreveport Previously reported: Capt James Hamilton. J.

Y. bee, Charles Bachino, A Grivot Maj. B. M. Harrod.

J. W. Bryant and wife, Chas. Dormitzer: G. M.

Bedford, Madison parish; H. Schluter, Jefferson, headed by that old warrior, Geronuno; bnt Secretary Proctor is not disposed to act until by a pos-e of 200 or more men in charge of the sheriff; that some 200 or 300 negroes armed with Winchester rifles had previously assembled for belligerent purposes, but had at first been dipersed by the advice of a cool, conservative negro man. but as fast as he would disperse them another negro won Id rally them. This same negro went to the house of another negro and initiated on his joining in the insurrection, but he declined CM0-HAPIE0LE1! the anthropological section. Rev.

J. O. Dor-ceyof Tacoma Park, D. Sir Daniel Wilson and several local scientists read papers. In the mathematical section eleven papers were read, the moet important of whicn were The Peruvian Arc by A.

D. Preston, of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, and three papers by Mrs. Bratdiear. of Alleghany, suggesting improvements in telescopic glares. (Disinfectant Fluid) he sees the purchase consummated, in fact it would seem that he is inclined to think the tribe is pretty well eared for now.

Bond Offerings. Washington, Sept 3 The following bond to do so. His Winchester was then uemaoded HANPfloint FrrRMTntiF tst Anr-row To. it ThousanJs of testimonials received by Boards of Health and others. oi mm.

ana as ne renwn to give it uu the Mobbow. The contents of the bandsom-dr offerings were received at the Treasury De 1 nine's 40 3 2t5 24 Oakiawn 12 3 Pleasant Hill 5 11 121 lOi Glencoe 120 LoniH 100 1 Six polls to hear from, which will r-root biy reduce the above majority of Price of 4uh about 300 or 350. Hperial to The Times-Democrat. Mobgan Citt. Sent 3.

Morgan City (rives Minor 307 votes. Price 200. Bayoo Btenl 36, trie 30. Berwick Minol 128. Price 30.

TZaBCBONNX PABISH. Speciil to The Times- Democrat. Gibson, Sept 3. Total returns from this (eighth) ward give Minor 117. Pnca 64 votes.

Election passed orl quietly. VEKMILION FaBISK. Special to The Tunes-Democrat. Abbeville, Sept 3. The election in Yer- negro killed him.

There were rumors of sundry negroes having been killed, but as to furnished cottaite residence. No. 261 Third the number they say that no autheutio information could be obtained. street, near (mrondelet will be sold to-morrow. The parlor set is beautiful, the piano an upright l'leyel, and the bed and dining IfflOTIC AD IHaraCTAST! THE KING OF PHYSICIANS.

PURE AIR! PURE AIR! partment to-day: Registered 4s. $1600. at (1 28: coupon 4s. $200. at SI 28; registered 4a, at tl 28: coupon 4k.

$24,300, at One or two hundred negroes were reported rooin goods handsome, L. Curtis conducts to have assembled at Cane Lake, a contigu R. A. Hatcher, 8. Mendelsohn, E.

O. if her, Williams. New Oilcans; Judge J. W. Clapp, Tennessee; from Arkansas.

P. A. Thweatt; from Mai. T. G.

Dabney. E. A. Keeling; from Mumissippi. Wm.

Starling. Greenville. Twenty-live dek. gates from Davenport, Iowa, including Judje Murphy and Congressman Henderson are here, and sev6nty-tive more from same State are reported en route. ous neighborhood.

At 4 o'clock p. m. yes In the evening Lr. 11. C.

Bolton, cf New York, who has just returned from Asia, lectured on "Mount Sinai. The geological section will have an excursion to the Sudbury mining region when the convention e'oKes. This evening a garden party was given in honor of the delegates by Lieut Got. Campbell. MEXICO.

the sale. Georgia Farmers and Newspaper Men. terday the sherut discharged the troorw. tl 28: registered 4s, $16. 500, at 1 054: coupon 4s.

$35. 000, at tl All the offers were accepted. stating that he had a pote sufficient for the 'WESTS AUTOMATIC EMFECTOES, for use In house, sickrooms, closets, sinks, flruns. etc. It bsnishea Bed iJiura, Fleas, and is occasion.

Consequently the troops were withdrawn, as they were there subject to the sheriff orders. Columbus, Sept 3. A delegation of Georgia farmers and newspaper representatives arrived in this city to-day from Cincinnati, and will visit the State Fair, which is now in progress. Trouble Expected in Bibb County. Ala.

I a rsnsral disinfectant, it does not stain nor corrode anything, nor is mors poisonous thau soap. Alain utiles CrSTOMHOl'SE DECATUR Over the Traders' Bank. New Orleans. Delegates are coming in by every train from all sections, and much enthusiasm prevails. M.

D. Lagan will be on the resolutions committee from Louisiana. The building where the convention meets has been nirwt elaborately decorated. Congressman Holman. of Indiana, will be the tercporary chairman on resolutions.

A Hew Orleans Man Arrested in Laredo. Seriooa Floods. Tampico (via Galveston), Sept 3 Serious floods prevail here and in the surrounding district The water is higher than during the floods last year. Many families up the river have taken refuge in the high ground. Purify the Blood We do not claim that Hood's Sarsaparilia is the ips SI Compilation of War Records.

Washington, Sept 3. The compilation of the volumes of the war records, comprising the operations about Chattanooga and Knox-vilie, including the battles of Missionary Ridge, is progressing rspidly under the direction of Major George B. Davis. Two of the Chickamauga volumes have been completed, containing both the Union and Confederate reports, and soma advance copies will be printed for use at the approaching reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland at Chattanooga. The following reports of the bet tie of Missionary Ridge and Knoxville are missing.

If members of these orcanizations having either the oritnnal reports or copies known to be such will please send to Major Geo. B. Daviti, care of the War Department, Washington, they can still be nsed in mak only medicine deserving public confidence, bpt their houses being flooded. Telegraphic communication is generally interrupted. ozaca financially Special toThe Times-Democrat.

we believe that to purify the blood, to restore and renovate the whole system, it is absolutely un- qualed. The Influence of the blood upon the miiioo passed off very quietiy. All boxes have been heard from except Lake Arthur and Chenigre and Tigre. both very imi.l polls. The vote stands at present: Price 1 1 2 3.

Minor 4 8 3. Price's probable majoru in the pariah 675. Other Election Returns. The Democratic campaign committee. LD.

Moore chairman, had made arrangements to seenre the earliest election news from tha district and ha a telegraph wire runninjc into their room at the St Charivs. For tha returns below we are indebted to the coio-mittee, which has succeeded extraordinarily well in collecting the election news. Indeed, in no previous election in this district has the news ever come in so early: ASCENSION. Donaldson ville. Price's majority 203 McCali, Price mionty 7a Dngan.

Price's majority 8 1 lKrrowviile, Price's 13 health cannot be over-estimated. If it becomes Nrw York. Sept 3. The Sim's Birmingham (Ala.) special says: Trouble is expected in Bibb county, about thirty miles south of this city, between the two races, and unless the sheriff or military interfere the results may be very serious. Both races havs been arming in anticipation of the trouble.

Last week the negroes received forty Winchester rifles from Memphis. On Saturday last party of white men from Bibb county came to this city and bought sixteen Winchesters, and to-day 100 Winchesters were shipped from Nashville consigned to white men in Bibb county. They passed through this city to-day. The trouble seems to have originated as long ago as last November, when a pitched battle occurred between a constable's posse and a crowd of negroes they tried to arrext without warrants. Several men were killed and wounded on both sides in that difficulty, and there has been bad feeling between the races since.

Matters were precipitated by contaminated, the train of consequences by Special to The Times-Democrat, Laredo, Sept 3. 8heriff David Sanchez and Deputy Iglesia took in an alleged New Orleans murderer this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A young man named Pfeuffer from New Orleans met and recognized Jamea P. Brady, formerly connected with a New Orleans preserves house, whom about Christ. mts time in 1887.

allied an old German grocer in that city, escaped arrest and has since been in Mexico. He has been aroand Cm of Mexico. Sept 3. Count St Fair, the new French minister here, presented his credentials to-day at noon. The Minister of Justice.

Baranda. has returned from Yucatan, where he went to set- (DIMENSION and RANDOM WIDTHS, All Qualities. which the health is nadsrmined is immeasurable. Loss of Appetite, Low Hpirita, Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility, Nervousness and other "little ailments" are the premonition of more serious and often fatal results. Try tie the tectorial duhcnlues.

The State of Oxaca is financially embarrassed and is seeking relief. We are prepared to promptly nil orders of lsnre or small lota, delivered on ears of snppi Valley or Illinois Central Railroads, or sjeslppl er steamboats. Satisfaction ruaran-iteel lc PElCtti. and FAHTICULAJaLY IN the city for several days, and when recog I he mines in the of Zacatecas are decreasing in value, the output now being small. The mines in the State of Guerrero.

Hood's Sarsaparilia ing up the volumes, but they should be forwarded as soon as possible: Alabama Infantry regiments. Fourth, Fifteenth. Twentieth. Twenty-eighth, Thirty-first, Thirty-fonrth- Thirty-seventh. Fortieth.

Forty- nowever, are Dooming ana rapidly increasing in value. Made only Sold by all druB-gists. by C. HOOD CO, tl: six for tt. LowelL Mass.

Third ward. Minor's matority. 73 tifth warn, trice .243 Aiohland, Price's majority lod Ciara. Price's majority a Capacity 85,000 Per Day. CHAFFE ATHENS, In the past few days heavy rains hare prevailed throughout the country.

A meeting of Congress has been called for a caucus, and not to consider the exposition enterprise of whioh that body has no official IOO Doses One Dollar nized to-day took the yonng man who recognized him aside and told nun not to speak to him again under the name of Brady, as his name was William Proctor. When interviewed by a reporter he refused to give any statement but afterward acknowledged that ha had killed the German grocer. He stated that he was here in an attempt to secure the transfer of his family from that city to this, and from there to Mexico. He could easily have escaped to Mexico after he met Pfeuffer, and did not Democrats majority bet seen 800 and AXGEKIA P. LA.

1000. rne Killing oi jonn juawrence by negro burglars at Montevallo on Friday night and the lynching of two negroes suspected of the crime the following night Two li.ies of railroad are now building through that region and several hundred negroes, many of them ex-convicts and desperadoes, have been taken down there to work on these roads. The white people are much alarmed, and many of them are sending their wives and children away. THE "TOPAZ" ASSCTfrTION. Napoleon vine.

Price's majority cognizance. The Prexs accuse the Italian minister of being guilty of introducing goods, as minister, free of duty lor mercantile speculation and for his probt 11E3IEDIESI ..177 i'ainconrtviile, mce's second, Forty-fonrth, Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh. Forty-eighUuJ3eventeenth Battalion Sharp Shooters. Mississippi Infantry regiments. Fifth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth.

Tenth. Eleventh. Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Twenty-first Forty-first Forty-fourth, Ninth Battalion Sharp Shooters. Arkansas Infantry regiments. First and Third.

Florida Infantry regiments, First Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh; Cavalry Regiment First South Carolina Infantry regiments. First Second (rifles). Fifth, Sixth, Tenth. Nineteenth. Hampton's Legion, Palmetto Sharp Shooters.

PlotenviUe. Price's majority Kew Orleans Selling Agent, F. CO DM AN FORD, 3 to 69 Baron tie Street. Fourth ward. Price's TOPAZ" CINCHONA CORDIAL, Tenth ward.

Price's 0 353 15 277 LabadievUie, Price's For Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, etc Gem of Tonics! "TOPAZ BLOOD SPECIFIC. avail himself of the opportunity, he latter at once gave him away to the offioera. They now await advices from New Orleans. It is understood there is a standing reward for bis delivery. Aa Incendiary Fire.

TJixah. CaL. Sept 8. An incendiary fire HuiuiniLl rice majority 1 Bruie, St. Martin.

Minor's Cures bcrofula, PI od Taint. Blood Foiaon, all loods in the states of Vera Crnz and Hidalgo are causing severe damage and an advance in articles of food has been caused by the heavy rains in those States. Washouts on the Mexican Central Railroad are delaying trains on that system. The contract for extending the drainage tunnel has been awarded. Tbre is a smallpox epidemic in Guatemala.

An English company are buying U) mines in the biate of Guerrero. CALCASISC Price. Sfinnr. tf.uuu Aiseaeea. "TOPAZ" LIVER PILLS, Another Account.

Chicago, Sept 3. A dispatch from Birmingham. says: A saloon row between whits men and negroes, Friday night at Howertou Store, Bibb resulted in the killing of John Lawrence by two negro burglars, and the lynching of the latter have caused much bad feeling between the whites and black, and a murderous conflict may be ex They never nauseate or prripe- Cures Constlpa- Jennings ...1 Lake Charles 425 West Lake Charles. 124 REM0YALMIEM0YAL! ELKIM 08-- Canal Street --98 vTUl remove on or about Sept 1 to their large mwu. m.

Mrwu vu I mil Me. 269 Id ax Vieiaa 83 TOPAZ" OINTMENT. was started in the Palace Hotel to-day, destroying the structure, together with the Wells, Fsrgo A Co. express office. Western Union Telegraph Company.

AL Reed's Theatre and several residences. Odd Fellows block partly destroyed. Loss will be very heavy. Ueorgia inrantry regiments, rust, second. Fifth, Seventh.

Eighth. Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Filteeuth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth. Eighteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-fifth, Twenty-ninth. Thirtieth, Thirty-fourth. Thirty-sixth, Thirty-ninth.

Fiftieth, Fifty-third, Fifty-sixth, Fifty-ninth. Cobb's Legion. Phillips' Legion. Tennessee Infantry regiments. First Cares Ecxema, Tetter, all Skin Diseases and Sores.

DEBIA. New Iberia Price's majority 311. raiavrLLK. Minor's Price's majority, miiir ir. ALL DRUGGISTS.

Send to ns for Handsome Book FREE. TbB "TOPAZ" CMona (Mai Co, Atlanta, U. S. A. NEW Third 4 Sixth ward 12? pected at any moment, The negroes have massed in and about Centreville, a UtUe village not far from How.

erton Store, and all are well armed. Three negroes alone bought ten Winchester rifles in this city Saturday, while every white man in th surrounding country is well provided with firearms. A Bibb county man says so great was the alarm felt that two trusty citizens were sent in person to Nashville. Tenn, for 100 stands of Winchesters. He said no work had been done there since Fndav.

and 1 Nos. 42 and 44 Chartres Street, EXCAVATIONS TO OOTOACA3T. New Tobk. Sept 3 A City of Mexico special says: Extensive excavations are being made at the suburban town of Coyoacan, at a place lying on the ontakirta of the wilderness, known as the Pedregal of stony ground, which in former years was noted as a ha not of brigands, and even now is considered as a resort for dangerous characters when pnrafc by officers of justice. The ob.5.-f the excavations, which are being made by private associations, is, if possible, to recover treasures of gold and jewels SUPDOSed to be hidden there hv Vm Eighth ward 69 i NEAE CUSTOMHOUSE.

tirst ward 4UO Seventh ward. i on account of removal we will sell our large LllaVI 1HIBII CORNER I S2Ta TJTTTP.TT TlrrPtS Fatal RAllroad Collision. Nobbistowk, Pa-. Sept 3. A fatal collision occurred on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, near Liu field, this county, this morning.

A hand truck on which ft number of Italian laborers were proceeding to their work was struck by the locomotive of a freight train. The train was moving at a high rate of speed, and the dozen or more occupants of the truck were hurled high into the air. Guiaeppe Pianto, aged twenty years, was i Stock of lapatxttx. Complete official returns ahow Price's ma 1 4 Urn wing, r4d 33 Prixeav if a conflict came every negro in the county A.g jority to be 446. Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth, Nineteenth, Twenty-fourth, Twenty-seventh, Thirty-first, Twenty-eighth, Thirtr-third, Thirty-fifth.

Forty-first, Forty-third, Forty-eighth. Fiftieth. Fifty-ninth, Twenty-fourth Battalion bharp Shooters, Murray's Battalion. Kentucky Infantry regiments. Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth.

Ninth, Morgan's dismounted men. Texas Infantry regiments. First Fourth. Fifth. Louisiana Battalions, Fourth.

Thirteenth. Sixteenth, Nineteenth. Twentieth, Twenty-fifth. Fourteenth, Battalion Sharp Shooters. No Jurisdiction Over the Crime.

Washington, Sept 3. Capt Goff, com Jaly IB. Prime. WOU1U DO exieruunxKU. peror Montezuma at the time of the Spanish I LArOUKCHX.

Price. Minor. K. J. LA55ES, Cor.

Camp and Girod sta. New Orleans. Wm. K. Yaxderbnt.

it swpu ti as-. ATAGREAT SACRIFICE. Jfzw Yobs. Sept 3. Wm.

K. Yanderbilt's steam yacht Alva arrived eft Stapleton. 8. yesteiday morning. Mr.

Yanderbilt came ashore in a launch and landed at Clif concurs i. Senor Mercard, one of the party engaged in this work, is a lineal descendant of the last Aztec Emperor, Cuan teniae, whose statue adorns the principal promenade of this city. Senator Mercard says that he has in his possession hieroglyphic documents which convince him that it waa in the Pedregal that Montezuma hid his treasures, among other things, a huge golden sun. A few weeks ago a valuable black pearl was found and also an emerald near some skeletons discovered in a subterranean passage. lour correspondent has visited the exsava-tions.

And they certainly rajaarkable. C3CELSI0R DENTISTRY! DR. J. U. 3LLL0NEY, loscDhine.

Corner Camp St, Fourth Dial id Thibodaux. 372 Bassett 20( Whitehead. 127 Webre ,.145 Roger 117 PoilS 98 Gaamn 125 Poll 18, wari 7 7 Poll lx, ward 7 10 Poll 17. ward 7 Poll 6. ward 3..

63 Bayou Blue 30 Ltm Th-bodaox's 115 ton, wnere ne entered a carriage and was 37 39 7 33 4 2'D 73 31 73 20 1 14 S3 manding the United States steamship Ossi- literally ground to a puip. lve oiners were severely bruised, bnt none of them fatally hurt The names of these could not be obtained. That all were not killed or fatally wounied is considered almost miraculous, considering the speed at which the train was running. Auction at Dwsixrsa This at. E.

Curtis, auctioneer, sells the contents of dwelling No. T2M Religious street, near corner of i Richard, this day. driven to the Moravian Cemetery at New- VIU REMOVE OCT. 1. 1883).

TO 167 CANAL ST. Next Door to Corner Dauphins street GEO. P. MALONEY, D. D.

(DOCTOE DENTAL SUBGEBTX Formerly of Fennsyivania and New Orleans Dental Colters. No. 1 lO Canal Street, Between Camp and fit. Charles, New Orleans, pee. now at Newport News, has been dered to release the two seamen whom he dorp, where he visited the Mausoleum In i wmcn rests the bodvnr hufnhr Wm Four First Class Medals for Fine Art.ncial 'work.

Teeth inserted without plates or ewract- Yanderbilt, After visiting the old Yander rescued from Arenas Key, Yucatan, some weeks ago. These men. together with a bilt homestead and farm at Newdorp, Mr. i ths roots. Udwirea.

third xuaa, wr Abandoned oa that uiaiul anqetum returned, on board oi his yacht. without paw. a wijv..