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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-12
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES by TELEGRAPH

GRIMES AND CAsUALiif~7 ~
Ahout $1,000 of the money taken IT the hrst
,,hh.., an a. p.ssss Railroad has been coe'ervl
A snsn Of the railroad bridge building scross
M 3 R,ss q, CAA,ies No, YEA yssssrday Ahhss ss -
A freight train on the Vermont Central Rail
a. h tsei Rsbary last evening snssAins fes ana
dels,iss "a ssprss train y hoas
On wednesday night party Of masked raiders
80, sn As boess, Normandy station Ne k.ssvls
ca'troocxa RAihosd. and saos ha
A boiler in the flour mill Of Mesrs. Cotton
Ohio. erp,siea yesterday Several
sar, bss none nlea. Loss ssoos <+oo.
The card mandatory nj Washington Centre,
n osnsi Messrs ssfgsns Bro Of wososstsr. ha~
barred yesterday The ssoA mostly saved 1ss bahiss
''''N Thomas A. Pebbles State Senator elect from,
Hill s, Pointer quarrel p<rsoaa PonI.
acted In ss1deteass
"A steerage passenger by the steamship City of
arrived ThasdsT In Bost.e relieved "
diamond. BY ksyeass 0ns which the pAsag.r attempted
unakTle IN bis tobaoepboI
- The trial Of Miss Matte Butharn, in Wheeling
u W. J. AeNasb eossl.i
brought verics Of moi guilty" IL viii he ecolced
vho had beea eisos
NARY upou his refusing d. she deliberately p.a
and slot him dead
About one week since. Mr.. and Mrs George
Hansos arrived MsrshAo~n Iowa os ne paPose snas
fspas On Me evening Of the sh Hanson esgsu his vie
scised her her blows Nhereapos
volseT discharged eaert I'm
him Instantly Hsnsos sahhT s, ssuhl
sAlooa II Daloih haa ~sers be wsde
IPS'sa Aaass'ssA ~ ~ Sse~sAs VI " 49, sssak ~
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Fatal RAILROAD ACCIDENT-sEvERAL KILLED
AND WOUNDED.

COLUMBIA, s. C., NOY. ia fatal accident
occurred yesterday the Greenve ard Columbia Rail-
road about II miles from this city IL appears that
Messenger train from Greenve precipitated q dis
lance Of feet by the giving Of treste bridge.
relief train dispatched Ia the Of the disaster
Immediately the receipt OF the and returned to
this city with the dead and wounded at "a o'clock last
night Mrs. Philip Fogarty, who returning 18th her
family to her home In Charleston, was killed also,
Charles Jay Of Newberry, c. Grace Montague, cOlOred
stewnrdess, and Minerva Parr colored. The following
persons were fatally injured Stephen Smith Of New
FERRY Hatson Lomox, colored state Senator from Able
VILE eI Rebel Col. James Hagood Of south Carolina,
Stephen smith, conductor isaaes express messenger C.
A. Barnes Miss NJ Joy Of Newberry, and Major L. Hill.
A number Of others seriously and painfully In
iured. The accident was caused by the breaking OF "A
wheel. The engine tender and the last passenger
were left on the track.
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MISSOURI.
pRowN's MAJORITY FROM $4,000 TO 10000.

BROwN's MAJORITY FROM $1,000 TO 4O,VU'
St. LOUIS, Nov. Incomplete returns from
mi. county give Brown 1896; McClurg, le79 Browns
majority, 1854 Fftyour counties give Brown h,fss
McClurg 1884 majority for Brown, sosi These indi-
cate that Browns majority in the state win reach from
re- 600 TO 4oo The Boltors have their County Marshal
99rk ~ the (ircut Court, and Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney for the Court OF Criminal Correction In this
county Democrats have all the other county oceTs
TIE STATE LEGISLATURE.
sr. LOUIS, Noy. 1.-THE following is the
resut of the election for members Of the State Legsa
ture according " from counties; House-Reg
Republicans, TO- Boilers, is; Democrats, 81; Fusion
(Bolters and DomOeratel is Senate-Reg Republicans,
d B0lters, /; Democrats, Z; Fusion,
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PERsoNALITIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The Hon. S. s. Cox and ex-Lieut.- Gov. Wood
.srd . Washington.
The President has appointed John A. Minnis
Iusc Attorey for tie northern District Of Alabama
The Rev. w T.. Pell of the Methodist Church,
Ii formerly editor " The Dav .tns Of Raleigh N c. ye
day.
About a thousand railroad employees, with
music Hsgs 6ruoris evening s~rvnsi.i
su William Williams CoDsresnsnelset fr Basso spcch..
" g. Roger the Hon. william williams Charles
pr+r other. after With refshnens
crowd
ed Oners; John LOOMS Of President Chs
r. Lu.barn ~ Louis s~>reily ami Treasurer n kelu Of
Cls 20 G.Aera Agert, Wn Web, Cement Manager for
trs, o. kuss and Wn Bye General Manager The Ds Of
(oloYa
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THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.
CONFIRMATION OF THE FRENCH VICTORY
AT ORLEANS.


AT ORLEANS.
oyTrcT,t. REPORT OF THE COMMANDING GEN
maAI-Two DAYS SEVERE FIGHTING-fhh
pRrssIANs RETREATING-GUNs AND NUM-
T1oNs OF WAR CAPTURED BY THE f"ENoh
"A OQNGRATULATORY ORDER.
Tours Friday, Nov. H. 1870
A dlpatch from Gen. DAureIles de Paladines, the
commander of the Army of the Loire was received
BY the Minister of War last evening, and has just
been given TO the public. II is as follows:
I'VE have taken possession of the city Of Orleans,
after fight which has lasted two days Our aggre-
cate losses in killed and wounded do not reach 1900,
yhlo those of the enemy are much larger.
I'VE have made more than 1000 prisoners thus
far and are continually adding to them as we fol-
Low up the fleeing enemy. Among the property cap
tsred are two cannon of the Prussian model 20
ammunition-wagons, and a great plumber OF vans
and provision The hottest of the fight took
place around Coulmier on Wednesday, the 9TH Not
withdrawing the bad weather and other unfavor-
able circumstances the elan displayed by the troops
was rniarkable"
Gen. De Paladinos on occupying the city, issued
the following congratulatory order to the officers,
unerofcers and soldiers of the Army Of the Loire:
Tho action of yesterday was glorious one for
our army Every position Of the enemy wss vigor-
ously carried, aud the enemy Ia now retreat
ing. l have informed the Government of your
conduct and am instructed to return TO you their
thanks for your victory. Amid the disasters in
which France is plunged, her eyes are upon you and
abe counts upon your courage. Let us all make
every effort, in order that this hope may not be
mistaken. D'AUREIIEs DE PuADISEs,
"Commander-in-Cmet
" General Headquarters Nov. 10, 1870"
Phe journals report that the Prussians have lost
over TO- eco men killed and wounded and 1900 pIis
Oners in the battles around Oceans and are retreat
ing toward Charities ed Etampea A large number
of guns. thrown away by the enemy, have been
(i,aed up and distributed among the National
Guards as Orleans. Thee ntire Army of the Loire il
advancing.
A REPORT FROM THE PRUssIAN GENERAL.
VERSAILLES, Friday, Nov. IL, 1870
Gen. Won der Tam having evacuated Orleans, re-
ports that the enemy is not advancing along the
Loire previously rumored
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LOUISIANA.
THE RIoTs-THE CONGRESS VOTE.

THE RIOTs-THE CONGRESS VOTE.
Nrw-ORLEAHs, Nov. 1.-THE revenue cutter
wilderness has gone to Baton Rouge TO remove the not
ers to place Of security.
Donaldsonvile is quiet and but little damage has osen
done by the fire.
Further reports show that all the Congressman arc
,.csd nv larger maorities than before reported in
Guiding Morey of the With District sypher In the LIST
District will receive 5000 and run 700 ahead OF HE ticket
Previous figures on the State ticket are confirmed
now THE REBELS MANUFACTURE NEWS"
NEw.ORLEANs, Nov. 1.-THE Rebel reports
burning OF DonaIdsonvile 10y negroes proves TO be
a mere canard. Only kitchen was burned, and that
accidentally.
Ths Democratic rioters at Baton Rouge are TO DO
tried by the United states Commissioner and II hoped
chat ustce will be meted out TO them. The riotous
smon.trut,ons here last night were quieted BY the
advice Of prominent merchants and the nrmnes. OF tho
o,,. authorities 10 that the efforts OF The Rsr OrSsons
1,me, 20 provoke a riot proved failure
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hero the night before election, caused by the
rsdnx the streets with arms Thirty forty shots were
nred. Two negroes were slightly wounded. None OF
the whites we're hurt The negroes had shot guns ana
muskets and the whites had pistols. After nrbE A'o
lev into the whites, the negroes scattered ,o.,.x
The election Throughout the State passed on quietly
The returns up to-day indicate that the
Lieutenant Seven strong Republican c. unes
give them a.7oe majority Ten Conservative couphes
Conservative counties 10 hear from will place them
ahead OF the Republicans Both Houses Of the Legsia
ture Conservative.
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KANSAS.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 18,000-ONLY ONE DEMO-
Graf IN TIE SENATE.
LEAvESwORTH, Nov. Ii The Republican
majority in the State is abou, 1900 In the Senate
there win probably be only one Democrat
Ieayenworth County gives Republican majority on
the Congress and State tickets- Only two counues-
Cherokee and Crawford-srs known 70 have sone Demo
cratic. The Legislature Ia four nfths Republican.
TIE election indicates that Clark win not be elected TO
the United states Senate. The result IN the counties
that have gone Democratic rs due 10 the Question
to neutral lands In which they both interested In
IAavenworth hss been much personal feeling
regard 10 local affairs,
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ALABAMA.

THREE REPUBLICANS AND THREE DEMOCRATIC
CONGREssMEN-MAJORiTY ABOUT 6,5W.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 11.-AbOut 81 conn
ties have been heard from. The Democrats have LOO
majority. The remaining IA counties will give further
Democratic majority of about 5000 The Democrats
elect 60 members of the Legislature out OF Ioo and prob
oh, eva mora Tho following Are elected to Congress-
LIST District Turner (col0red), Rep lid District BUCK
ley Rep; lid District, Handley, DEM; Ixth Disulcs
Hayes, Rep; With District, Cox, Dem; Win Distfict
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NEVADA.

TIE STATE DEMOCRATIC-A REPUBLICAN CON-
GRESHAM PROBABLY ELECTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The Nevada cleo
ton returns come In very slowly II is generally be-
eved that the Democrats have carried the State except
for Lieutenant Governor and Member Of Congress j.
Biineerland, Republican candidate for LieuenantGov
ernor and Thomas Fitch Republican candidate Tor
gross, the present incumbent thought TO De eo.i
The result cannot DO given, however until tho o"0'
IA IL
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PAssAIC COUNTY.


The Passaic County Board of CanVassers
met in Paterson Yesterday The vote OF the county was
announced as follows: - ,,,,,,, ,c.
For Congrcss-John Hill Rep 437l Philip Rafferty,,
Dem, $685. HIS majority, $50.
Hopper, Dem, $685. wiliamss majority, s9i; n.
For sirrogate-Van Wagner, Rep. 4,311 Ward, Dcin,
1855 Van Wagoner's majority. o22 - am.
Assembly Ist Observation-Disclosures, Rep 1902 OBrieD,
Dem LIZA; O'Briens majority, 81. lid Dlstrct-Hen-
ingway Rep, I3i6; Hobbs, Dem, s67; Hemlngwoys ma
iority 40 lid District-Torbet, ep l22i johnson,
Dem., l,Oi9 Turbets majority, 1888.
THE CAMDEN COUNTY BALLOT-BOX sMAsuERS
UNSUCCESSFUL.
CAMDEN, Nov. 1.-THE vote taken under the
protection Of Col ScOveps regiment In Newton Town
ship was received to-day by the Board OF Canvassers
These returns make the majority OF John W. Gains for
Comfy Clerk 49, On the day Of election, 1t Will be re-
rembered q crowd Of Philadelphia rOwdies smashed
the baIot-bOx in Newton Township, at p m., and de
stroyed all the ballots The Sheriff called out the ob
Regiment Col. James NJ. ScOyei commanding, when,
with one company, reoreanised the Board OF EIeenSn
OF Camden County has been elected
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THE CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAILROAD ROBBERS.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 1.-The same psnv
of MOrmons who captured men supposed 70 90 con
nsctsd with the Central Pacific Railroad ioo'e.y,
bringing tho prisoners in went out again s,.s, .Se
Others and brought two other mcn IN to both sSrrw
away their bags which have nss ss sna soss
anu cohtauoa .a taweIry which will convict thcla
sc,a Sa ~ n"i.s ids6O staSs robbery " Aug.
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IIAYTl.

cABuAL's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A CUBAN
EXPEDITION.
PoRT- AU-PRINCE, Oct. 4.-Cabral has re-
turned from the north, and is at San 'uan, well sup
Piled with munitions OF war.
The schooner Billy Butts Capt jackson, and the steam
shin Virginia which arrived at Curacao from HewYOrk
have sailed thence for the Cuban coast Both vessels
tsen with arms aud military supplies for the patriots
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IOWA.

THE BANNER sTATE-REPUBLIcAN MAJORITY,
Al ,4S3.
DIES MONIES, Nov. 1.-THE State Board OF
Canyassers to-day announced the vote OF the
state The majority for Secretary of State 10 hisS
for Auditor, 42,ot4; for Treasurer, t2sl2
for Register Of State Land Once, 4262 for Attorney
Genera 1928 for Supreme Court Reporter, 1886.
Iowa claims the banner of the Union.
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MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

49,. Prince Napoleon has arrived IN BRUSSELS.
The Pope has fixed his compensation for
the improvements made by him IN Rome at So 0OOOOol
The new steamship Graf Bismarck of
the Bremen Line was successfully launched ut Green
ock Scotland, Oh Thursday.
AT banquet at Northampton, Eng, on
Thursday evening Mr.. Glpn the Member of Parliament
for that borough, pronounced the In France 10 he
the result Of rdicalism. He regarded NJ Emile Olivier
radicals in France. Napoleon was despot and tyrant,
with bireling The speech Is sharply commented
upon
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GENERAL WAR NEWS.

erRRENDER OF NEW -BREIsACH-FHENCH NIT
TARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEDIATION DE-
ClINTD-LOsDON RuAORs.
LospOS. Friday Nov. II. 1870.
Tate last evening q report was received here
-, en-, Garrison AT New Breissch had hoisted the whitc
a., This ruInor Is confirmed to-day by On official dis
n.r announcing the capitalization OF the fortress. Five
Thousand prisoners including 100 officers fell into the
800 ~ IN. Germans No guns were captured. Tho
dsmoutlinc 81 the Notifications OF Old Bresach has al
ready begun now that the French works on the otner
side Of the river all IN German hshdS' Inc n''y
a., -. an schl.ssi.erg taken 10 the lower town. The
Badep artillery has been thanked by the PrusHan Gov
ornmant for it, eallantry.
The French Military Department OF the Eat nae been
sno,isled. and GEN Michel, who held the chief com
pspo there. bss been assjgned " Other duty. n~
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ARKANSAS.
THE CONGRESS VOTE.

MEMPHIS, Nov. ia special dispatch from
Little Rock to RE Avalanche says: Hanks fDem)
majority IN the list District will be 1000. synder RepD
40 nrobably elected IN the I'D District and Edwards
(Oem) in the lid. The Democrats are confident OF
carrying the Legislature.
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ILLINOIS.

THE SECOND DIsTRICr-MAJoRITY NEARLY S,0VV
WASHINGTON, Nov 11.-Gen. Farnsworth OF
Illinois teegraphs to his friends in this city; Il am
elected by nearly 5000 majority Only haf our vote was
poued-"
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
The majority for John Richie, DeIny over Johh r,
smth Rep. In this District, 10 reported al 90 Ia iss
Uaniil Dem. had majority OF oso over "eseb hep'
The Republican gain "a lIa
WILLIAM III Merrfck's majority over James A. Garry In
mi. Dstrtet Ia given by The Baltimore 6dset6 o. ISIS
The majority Of Frederic stone Dem, over w =; Az
I'm M ST.
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NEW-.JERSEY.
Essex CoUN'

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN IN NEWARK.
Tho Board of County Canvassers or Essex
County yesterday canvass the vote Of the County,
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THE CAMDEN COUNTY BALLOT-BOx sMAsuERS
UNSUCCESSFUL.
MARYLAND.
RETURNS FOR CONGREssMEN.

No complete figures for this district have been
received. The majority for Samuel HambetOn, DEM,
over Henry r. TOrbett Rep is reported at s,i29 Inc
was Gs showing Republican gain OF 1858 on nearly
the same vote.
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TENNESSEE.
TWO REPUBLICAN AND SIX DEMOCRATIC CON-
GREsSMEN ELECTED.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE Representatives
elected TO Congress LIST District
r. Butler, Rep; lid District Horace Maynard, Rep lid
District, A. L. Garrett, DEM Iyth District Jno. ".
Fright Dem; Vth District, j. Golladay Dem; Win DIS
tricf W c. Whitehouse, Demj With District, X b. Csd'
well Dem; With District, W. W. Vaughan, Dem
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TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. Great interest is manifested in San Francisco
IN m. Approaching bar1 contest between Deer and Don
praeens daily Deep made rs points In u srns'. THURSDAY
.ht
The censns shows the present population Of
Ien,ae b. 1885, inet4ss tie last 10 IN oil ssd
o. SEXUAL keEue' made deeais Der
SETH
The $4,000 prize in the San FranciscO Mer-
Br LOTTERY pad Yesterday The holder tn. pnss
horrrs dsbasemsnto $1,000 for Francisco
aid 81, 49, 10 sew-iorL
AN editorial excursion party from northern In
Atlanta Ca All highly plAss With e
Tip Two Of the party have made 10 locate Chat
taboogs nd start Repsbhosa daily paper.
. The Secretary OF the Navy has ordered test
the Maryland that enr determine
vh4h.r adapted for engineering paros II So large
psu will he sso d shipping coal from The EsSt the Psche coast
tor naval purPsses
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EIORIUA.

nruocRATIC ACCOUNT OF RIoT-ruE CON
DERIVATIVES CARRY THE STATE.
LAKE CRY. Nov. l.-There was 0 maN not
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The body of an infant found

The body of an infant found in vault In
The rear al n tenement jefferson st. near Jay st,
Poughkeepse, Thursday night, has cansed good
deal Of excitement In tho lower part OF that city.
Coroner Andrns commenced the Inquest yesterday, and
VIII continue II an Monday.
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FOURTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.
VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY IN ESSEX COUNTY.
Iir.t Disiriet. EI|M Distrtct.

HIP majority in Essex County Iownsmps, i,Ho ,o.,
Hs majority over Rafferty, IN same townships III i0''
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Republican gain.

Halseys majority In Newark 1910. ......',...sL5
ualsey over Cleveland In Newark lbGS. .......l2o2
Republican gain. :.......,;.;.;.... .Wo
Mr. Aneas Fitzpatrick, tho candidate OK the Young
Democracy, received Yotes.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.

/ LAYING THE WEST INDIA CABLB-UNCOVERfN6
| THE STATUE OF COLUMBUS-FIGIIT BETWEEN
| THE NATIVES AND ENGLISH MEN-OF-wARo-
|
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OF CONGRESS.
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

Tie majority for Grant in 1865 was only Heb the DEM
ocrts running far ahead Of their vote for Governor on
the Presidential ticket.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Headquarters Republican Parish Can

Headquarters Republican Parish Cam.
pagn Committee meets daily at II NJ, at No. 222
Common street. and the various Mother Ward
Clubs of this parish meet rs follows:
First Warl-Corner OF Melpomene and White
streets meets every Monday evening" j. Z. Miller,
President.
Second Wari-Erato street, between Carondelet
and Baronne streets, meets every Tuesday; ii. C..
Dibble President.
Third Ward-Perdido street, between Franklin
and Liberty streets, meets every Saturday; o. j..
Dunn, President.
Fourth Ward-COrner Cont and IRENE streets,
meets every Monday; f. Mex Dunn President.
Fifth Ward-St. Louis street near IRENE, meets
Thursday Eugene Staes, President.
Sixth Ward-COrner OF Ursulines andJ Claiborne
streets meets every Monday: B. +. Joubert Presi-
dent.
Seventh Ward-Corner of Grcatmen and Union
streets meets every Monday G. W. Boothby, Pres
I ident.
Eighth Ward-Corner of Morales aud Marigny
streets, meets every Tuesday Alexander j. Arm
strong. President.
Ninth Ward-Congress street, between Dauphlne
and Craps streets, meets every Monday; W. C. Kin
sea. President.
Tenth Warl-St. Mary street, near st. Thomas
street, meets every Tuesday; J. Fl. Bowen, Presi-
dent.
Eleventh Ward-Siyth street, between st. George
and st. Patrick streets meets every Monday Ed.
Williams, President.
Twelfth Ward-Marengo street, near Magazine
street, meets every Monday; W. q. Mcdonnell,
President.
Thirteenth Ward-yalence street. between Camp
aud Chestnut streets meets every Wednesday; John
Garstkamp President.
Fourteenth Ward-Near corner of Chestnut and
Walnut streets, meets every Saturday; Mauison
Brown President 49,
and Eliza streets meets every Monday; A. Dumont,
President oc5 tno1
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Local Intelligence.

A Police OFFICER SHOors AND KILLS
HIMsELF-About seven O'clock Sunday
evening the report of a pistol was heard in
the rear of the engine house Of Eagle No. Z,
Dauphine street. Half dozen tremen
were sitting in front of the building at the
time, and they were aware that patrolman
Gossett had passed inside to back build
ing. Immediately on hearing the shot they
ran to the place and found the officer few
PAGES from the water closet in a dying con-
dition, flat on the ground, bleeding from a
wound in his breast. He was then quite
insensible. An investigation showed that
he had hung his coat on n nail by the els
tern, in which was his revolver. On the
floor was found a small four barreled pistol.
one cylinder empty. The conclusion was
that he had accidentally dropped the small
weapon, which was discharged, the bullet
penetrating his chest, causing almost in
slant death Deceased was buried last
evening,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-01

Republican RInss R1eetlng.-The Republic
ans OF the First District Third Waad) will hold a
mass meeting 1T Rev. Mr. stones Church mission
SCHOOL,. Common, near Clark street, THIS Tues
day. EVENING, November l. 1870, at seven O'Clock.
Ali mother and sub clubs in the parish respect
fully invited to attend, without further notice.
The following speakers will address the meeting
Lieutenant Governor q, J. Dunn Hon. C. W. Lowell
General 4. f. Brab-r, Hon. II. H. Shannon, Hon.
Thomas Isabelle, Captain w. B. Barrett, Hon. +.
Clifford Captain j. W. Quinn. Hon. +. &. Antoine
and others.
A brass band will be in attendance. BY order OF
the Campaign COMMITTEES.
THOMAS ISABELLE, President.
WILLIAM MILFORD, Secretary mol IT
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Grand Republican Mass NIceting.-The

Grand Republican Mass Meetin9.-The
Republicans of the parish OF Orleans hereby
notified that a Grand Mass Meeting of the party
will be held in Lafayette Square on SATURDAY
NIGHT November s. 1870, at half past o'clock.
Eminent speakers will address the meeting
among whom will be Governor Warmoth Lieuten-
ant Governor Dunn. General Sheridan, General
Barber, General Sheldon, Colonel Lewis, General J.
II Sypher, Hon. b +. Flanders, Colonel Insraham
Senator PinchbackS
Several brass bands will be on hand to enliven
the occasion,
The Republican clubs Of the parish, right and
left banks, respectfully invited to come out in
procession and attend this grand demonstration of
the principles Of freedom, justice and equality.
Come one Come alli
By order Of the Campaign Committee.
THO6AS ISABELLE, President.
WILLIAM HuL1oRD, Secretary. cells
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vember next said elsotiSa to be conducted and the
returns thereof made in all respects according to
the provisions Of the constitution and of the law
Given un.ler my hand and the seal of ths State
this twensy-third day Of September, 1870, and of
the Independence Of the United States the ninety
fifth.
&c. wARMOTH.
PITT c1AHArH, Assistant Secretary Of State.
SEES I'd