New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-23
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Arkansas-Knishts .Teuplar-Nexe En-
Rsehester-Kuled an Express
Train--Chief Jsscld hase-Masen1c
News--No Spread G1X Lter in Charles.
ton-Lincoln Monument Unveiled-Fa-
voring snbsidy to Texas Railroads
Registratien Stepped.
MEMPHIS, September 22.-Dr. McGavock,
who was shot last Saturday at Shaw.
neetown by Thadford, will recover. The
latter is not expected to live.
DR.. B0atman and Thomas Collier, pro-
prietors of the hotel at Hopefeld, Arkansas,
had a difficulty this afternoon. Both drew
pistols, and fired several shots. Boatman's
son ran up with shot gun, and fred the
whole charge into the abdomen of his faith
er's assailant. Collier has been brought
here. He is not expected to live till morn
ing.
SAN FRANCISCO, September p. The
schooner Maria, fitted out here, has returned
from the Arctic ocean, with an extremely
valuable cargo of furs, whalebone and
ivory.
BALTIMORE, September 22.-The grand
encampment resolved to hold it's next
meeting in 1874 at New Orleans. The
knights have mostly departed.
ROCHESTER,, September "a fire here
destroyed several buildings, including Odd
Fellows hall; cause Of fire incendiarism.
WATERTOwN, N. Y, September 22-The
express train ran over and killed a man,
woman and little girl.
Chase left here for Peterb0rO, where he will
be the guest, for a few days. of Gerritt
Smith. He is comparatively well again.
CHARLESTON. September 22.-Eight fever
deaths in the last twenty four hours. There
has been no spread Of the disease corre-
spending with the increased mortality,
which is attributed to the influence of the
cool weather upon the sick.
PHILADELPHIA, September 22.-The Lin
coin monument was unveiled to-day in the
presence of 1905 people.
GALVESTON, september 22.-The election
in this city, to subsidize, the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio railroad, IL
proceeding quietly. Fourteen hundred votes
were polled to-day, nearly all in favor Of
the subsidy.
MARLIN, Texas, September 22.-The reg.
istration Of voters in Falls county has been
crst and Republican. Judge Oliver has
sworn in thirty Of the best citizens az special
constables, who have arrested twelve per-
sons and restored order, but registration is
still closed. Judge Ott0rof was placed un.
der ,OeO bonds to keep the peace. Judge
Oliver denies that he gave an order to the
freedmen to 90 arm themselves. Z
SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-The cap
tain of the ship Bogota, from Liverpool, re-
ports that on July 19, when running through
the Straits of Lemaire. he saw the Ameri-
can ensign floating union down from the
summit of . snOw-capped mountain. He
stood in and took of the captain and twenty
two men and officers Of the American shin
Italia, wrecked on Terre del Fuego on July
10, and brought them here.
the Italia was from Rio Janeiro for VAL
paraiso.
loss of the schooner Mary A. Reid, of San
Francisco, ON Cape Leopatca, Kamschatka,
where she was taking out the cargo Of the
wrecked bark Caroline. The crew were
saved.
Incendiaries attempted this morning, be-
fore daylight, to burn Virginia City, Ne
vada. Rags, saturated with kerosene, were
ignited in several plases simultaneously,
but the attempt did not succeed.
vada, is estimsted at >600,00 There is
large increase in the number injured by the
disaster.
The convicts who escaped during the late
outbreak 1T the Nevada State prison are
scattered through Sierra Nevada noun
tains, and are making their way to CalifOr-
MIA. It is believed they have murdered an
express r1QeE, JO00 W u10&CO0, as MS gar
nents have been found covered with blood.
There are several parties of armed men in
Tot pursuit of the fugitives.
Weather Report.
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Once Chief Signal Ohacer.
Washington. September q, Ia:l, 73O 2. rs
PROBABILITIES.
The low pressure in the northwest will
'r0bably extend eastward rapidly, with
risk southwest winds over the lakes. but
he smoky haze attending it prevent extern
i've rains in that region. Falling barome-
er, with increasing cloudiness and easterlv
7inds, on Saturday along the Atlantic
oast. Pleasant weather in the Gulf States.
River lneelliseace.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 2, 7:3O P.
1920. Wind east, light.
lrrtved: ship Edward Hyman, Brooks,
laster. twenty-nine days from New York,
nth general cargo, to George A. Fosdick
Co.; steamship Clinton, ct 7:2O p. NJ,
|rown. master, from Indianols. via GAL
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