New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-26
WHOLE NUMBER 1891.
persons joined in the demand for hiGhel
wages, and quit work. - f...ss'- =.
D6I9CEILANEOuD.

M1sCELIAANTEOUO.
Bale0ere Episcopal CoavOas1ea-Hires d
California Ceass Ceaas1es- -ScAeooel
Lest - the Lakes-Treabees - Doo0
eee. Seush Carolina-A Ka.Klas
Wail-kaoxv1l1e dlurehGne Dead.
BALTIMORE, October 25-In ths Protest
ant Episcopal convention resolution va
offered BY the committee that any variatjou
hom the standard prayer book IL unlawful
The resolution lies oyar under the rules.
SAH FRANcIsco, October 25.-Hipes are
raging on the coast counties from Loa
| Angeles northward. 500 z.
| The Peoples Insurance Company, Of San
Francisco, has suspended.
s. Brown, nativesf Cynthiana, Ken
tucly, committed suicide to-day. Cause,
domestic troubles.
CHICAGO. October 25.-The scheoner
Messner sunk; i've lives lest. 1f-a- ~ -.
| SAVANNAH, October 25.-Aeo0unts from
maalin, Kent and Sticer, who were wounded
and captured BY negroes ON 4ontmAllinA
plantation, are held prisoners, under war
rant issued by Robertson. . justice oficer.
They ere to be taken to Beaufort for trial
when they have suf6ciSntly recovered from
their wounds. It is believed Sticef Is NOR
tauy wounded. The prisoners were cap
tu-ed by . negro constable named Middle
ton, notorious bad character, and terror
Of the whites Of the nAighhorho0d. e-
The captives are in . private house un-
der medical treatment, there being 40 Jail
in Bluftou. Robef ison is . viole1l carpet
baggee and ex-preachsf from Coruecticnt.
Aentmallin's 06ense was an attempt to
recover his lands and collect his rents from
negro tenAnts who refused either to pay
KsoxviILk, October as.-J.mes n.
C0Wan, . prominent merchant of the old
6rm Of Cowsn & Dickenson, died to-day,
aged seventy-twO. .--..ss--
San TRANcIsco, October 2a-In the ap-
plieation of Mrs. Fair in the court for .
new trial. the hearing was postponed until
the eleventh of Neve0ber. .-t nha 81 3
Tho Chinese at Los Angeles number ffsy.
A mob was determined to make them leave
the town and fired on. them from the roofs.
CHICAGO, October 25-The banks are
running smoothly. Many Eastern and for
eign companies are paying losses promptly.
The grain and live stock markets are briSk
and ~ much doing - before the fire, and in
lumber much more. .a.is'' -it .
Mechanics Of almost every class are in de-
mAnd at good wages. 's- ~ -
ridge arrived here to-day, and WAS visited
st the Peabody House by many Of his old
comrades and friends.
Baltimore, October 25.-There were NO
races to-day on account Of bad weather.
In the municipal election today Joshua
VaDxsudt, Democrat. was elected mayor BY
. majority of 1914, over Charles Dunlap,
the national reform candidate.
The Democrats elected all the members
OF the city council, excepting one in each
branch.
DETROIT, October s25.-The State relief
committee, in their appeal in behalf of the
sufferers by tire, state that 1900 to $1,000
people of that State have lost everything,
and that the fires arc still burning and now
ones springing up. Money and spppliee
may be cent direct to the Michigan Relief
Committee at Chicago.
eighteen years, was f6nnd dead in Western
avenue this morning, with her head
crushed. Signs OF struggle are ap-
parent, but there 10 NO clue to- the muir
derer.
weather Report. j
was DnPAnruuu1,1
OMoo Chief SiGnAl OnDoef
Washington. October Is. b7l. 10 r. -
sYHoPsu OF THE PAST TWENTY-1oU8 HOURS.
The highest barometer continues in the
Middle and Eastern States, but has begun
to fall after having risen rapidly. An area
Of low pressure apparently exists in Iowa.
Easterly winds have continued in the
Middle and Eastern States, and aoutheast
winds ON the lakes. Partly cloudy and clear
weather has been reported from most Sta
tions in the Gulf States, with occasional
light rains ON the coast. The barometer has
west winds west of the Missouri river.
Telegraphic communication with Mime
sofa Is interrupted. .
PROBABnrrrre. -l-sr
The pressure win probably continue to
fall from New England to the South At
lantic, with cloudy weather. Partially
cloudy weather, with light local rains in
the Gulf States, and. low pressure in Iowa
will probably move southeast to Kentucky
and eastward, with brisk winds in Southern
Illinois. Fresh southeast winds ON the
lakes, followed by nsrthwest winds on the
, River lneslllgenee.
Memphis, October 25.-Weather clear
up: Indiana, Southwestern and Yaeger.
Down: Dexter and Mayf0wor .
CNc1NNAT1, October 25.-Three feet six
inches in the channel Weather warm and
clear.
EvAxsv1LLE. October 25.-The weather ia
cloudy and bot. Mercury 8Oo The river
has risen two inches in the last twenty -four
hours.
CAIRO, October 25.-Arrived and depart
ed Belle of Pike, from St. Louis for Mem
phis, Argonaut, from St. Louis and return
et . p: NJ; Capital City and Henry Ames,
from New Orleans for St. Louis at A.
NJ; Columbia, Cairo for Arkansas river at
A. NJ; Shannon, from New Orleans for
St. Louis, Rob Roy, from st. Louis for New
Orleans at 10 A. NJ. Mollie Ragon, Cairo
for Memphis at 8 p. H.; Bee, st. Louis
and return. River six feet and stationary.
Weather warm and cloudy, with indications
Of rain. Mercury 72o.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October IS, p. M.-Ba-
rometer 1920. Wind east southeast, light.
Arrived: Steamship Harlan, Lewis, master,
from Indian0la via Galveston, to C. A.
Whitney T. Co. No departures.
ST. LOUIS October 25.-No arrivals.
Departed: Mary Mcdonald, for vicksburg.
River rising slowly. Weather cloudy, with
Of rain. ,.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-River stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
v1cKsBuRG, October 25.-Passed down:
Belfast at ten lastnight. Passed up: Andy
Johnson at A. n, p. w. Strsder ct 5 r.
n, Colorado at P. n. Weather warm aud
clear. River swelling slowly.
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