New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-14
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| CHARLESTON, November 13.-The Char.
lesion News prints a report Of caucus Of
the colored members Of the State Leeisla-
ture. held the past weeh. The caucus re-.
eolved to make NO appropriations the COM
ing session tor tho payment Of the interest
ON the State debt, and declared themsel ves
in favor, Of reputation Of both the old and
new debt OF tho State.
SAN FRANCIec0, November 13.-An incen-
diary hrc at Vallejo burned the Armorv-
Hall and Kennedy block.
Rich quicksilver mjues have been discoy-
cred in Monterey county. ~
defaulti2g cashier of tho Western Nationai
Bank, was sentenced to five years imprison-
CIEvEIAsD, November 1s.-rne schooner.
Juiietta foundsred off Madison. The cook
was the only person saved. ~ :
-, HUDSON, n. Y, November l3.-The trou-
Father Milirath preached to the largest con.
gregation ever assembled in the church. An
investigation regarding the recent trouble
| is progressing. ''
BALTIMORE, November ia coloreff
man, who sued for twenty five hundred dol
lars damages for ejoctment from a street
car, Was awarded forty dollars by q federal
jury. The consequence of this verdict is.
colored persons are now admitted to the
cass on all the city roads.
LOUISVILLE, November 13-There 10 4
movement Of the Kentucky bar to procnre
revision of the statutaav 20 a. to elimin-
ate the negro laws; also Q revision of the
code Of practice. "A large meeting of the
par OF louisville to-day passed resolutions.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-City
treasurer Mercer pleaded net guilty. HIS
trial occurs ON the seventeenth iIstant.
Tho grand jury found three indictments
against Forbes for larceny and embeszle-
KEwsusen, N. Y, November ls.-Arch.
persons yesterday.
CINcSNArr, November l3-Tbe pork
packers and provision dealers organized .
night exchange, electing Henry Nye presi-
SALT LAKE Crrr, November 13.-The
supreme Court and District Court were
t 3otn IN session today, but nothing Of par
ticnlar interest transpired.
The grand jury lacked quorum owing to
the absence Of members - witnesses IN the
great mining suit at PravO City. The United
States marshal was ordered to secure the
absentees by tomorrow.
There arc indications of snow storm To-
night. The roads to settle and Big Cotton
wood mining distficts are kept open with
difficulty. Business il exceedingly dnll.
Everybody prophecies hard winter.
Weather Report.
4Omco Chief Signal Omoor
Warrington. November u, Is7l, 10 ?, rs
sYMoreu OF TIE PAST TwENrY-FouR Houns.
The barometer has advanced SLOWLY east.
ward with diminished pressure TO New
England and Delaware. Cloudy veathsr
and light winds extend from New York r.
Ceo' gis. Two areas of low pressure have
advanced nOrtheastwOrd into Iowa AMI
Arkansas. Rain and threatening weather
prevail from Lakes Superior and Hnror 70
Louisiana and Georgia. Falling barometsr
and rain have continued in Oreoon NJ
with Southern FIoria. -.
aexas. The signal Office reporta snn- ~
omaha, COrinne and Duluth.
An extensive area of low nre..ur. In
probable prevail from the ki~ kiss;..;~,,;! w ~
cnlgan, advancing eastward over the
;Icr ';~s. Ia1ee 1y Tuesday night, followed To-
..s". .IS oy or,en ~ north and west winds south
.;I n;tt w.st ot Illinois. Threatening weather..
crn.ia cr.n ilam, wlll extend very generally on
n -o;u.y sione the Atlantic coost, WITH fan
~ -. D.,Ometer and northeast winds veerinr
tSs = sI9utneast; 9o increasing southerly winds on
.oe lover lakes; bFiak northweeierlv v;rS.
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