New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-30
MISCELLANEOUa.

sentence for Fel0niOus Assault-Nati0naI
Board of Trade-The Mormon Prose-
cutions-Insense Geld at Salt Lake
Judgment of Sequestratfon-Ex.Con
eressman BOwen-Georgia State Prin-
ter-Fatally Wounded by a Policeman
Mississippi River Closed Above Du-
buque-More Railroad Absorption.
BALTIMORE, November 29.-JOhn Thomas.
convicted OF felOniOus assault upon Mrs
! SirOccO, has been sentenced to twenty wears
imprisonment at hard labor.
ST. LOUIS, November 29.-The National
Board OF Trade cOnvenes here December 6.
| Arrangements are being made for the re-
| ceptiOn and entertainment of the members,
SALT LAKE CITY, November 29.-The mo-
| ton to quash the indictments against
Brigham Young and others was argued all
day: Brigham Young, though three hun
dred miles away, is endeavOring to reach
| the city.
| The snow has ceased falling, but the cold
| ia intense. Trains are thirty hours behind
time.
| PHILADELPHIA, November 29.-Judgment
| OF se4uestration for $Es,00O worth Of ex-
City Treasurer Marcers property has been
| rendered.
CHARLESTON, November 29-Ku-Klux
| prisoners from York county were brought
before Judges Bond and Bryan in Colum-
bia on writ of habeas corpus, and were
bailed $4,000 each.
Ex-Congressman Bowen is elected to the
state Legislature as Representative from
the Charleston district.
ATLANTA. November 2o-The Constitu-
ton, OF this city, was to-day elected State
printer by unanimous vote.
PHILADELPHIA, November 29-JOseph
Bauer and son were fatally wounded BY
policeman whom they resisted. The Do
Eceman fired seven effective Shots
,1,o,s
river is entirely closed above the bridge at
Dubuque.
Some human bones were found this morn
ing in the debris at No. IS North Clarke
street. which, before the fire. was occupied
by a family named Dressler consisting of
husband, wife, and wlfe's brother, all OF
whom have been missing since the fire.
CATLETTsBURG, Ky, November 29.-The
Kentucky and Great Eastern Railway Com
pany closed contract at Crtd do, West Vir-
ginla, to-day with the commissioners of
that State, by which they acquire the fran
chises and property of the West Virginia
Central Railroad Company.
BANGOR, Me-, November 29.-Thermom-
eter at noon l5.
Vessels in port have some difficulty in
getting out.
CHICAGO, November 29.-The Pacific Ho-
tel and Railroad Eating House, at Dubuque,
was burned last night
BOSTON, November 29.-Captain Thomas
Emerson, president of the South Reading
National bank, and the oldest bank presi,
dent in Massachusetts,. died today, eighty
six years old.
Rev. A. A. Miner has been chosen presi-
dent of the Massachusetts Temperance AL
lance. in place Of u. l.. Raymond, resigned.
PHILADELPHIA, November 29-The exten-
sive boiler and machine shops Of Dialogue g.
Woods, ship builders, at Kerghens Point,
Nay
stock and machinery about $4,000; par
tally insured. No vessels injured. Origin
unknown.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 29.-The
Georgetown and Auburn stage was robbed
by highwaymen. Wells, Fargo & Co.
claim to have lost $4,000. The plunder
was carried to a point in the mountains
where the snow was five feet deep.
The Lake Tahoe surveyors have aban-
dOned their camp.
The steamer Alaska has arrived from
China and Japan, with full cargo of teas
and merchandise, mainly for the coast.
Foreigners comment on the COrean fiasco
as detrimental to the honor of our country
and prejudicial to the interests Of foreign
ers, both in China and Japan; that the naval
expedition against COrea should never have
been undertaken unless the American peO-
pie were prepared to carry out their inten-
tiOn.
Weatnef Report.
WAR DzPARrx1u4.
Once Chief Signal Oncor.
Washington. November 49, I87l, 1902
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENrY-FOUR HOURS.
The low barometer which was in the
South Atlantic States Tuesday afternoon
has moved northeastward, with rapidly
pressure, and is now storm
centre near the bay of Fundy. The high
barometer on the upper Missouri has e.
tended its influence eastward to New York
and the south Atlantic coast, but is central
in Wisconsin. The temperature has fallen
in the gulf States where the nOrthwest
winds are veering to the northeast. Snow
has fallen at most points east Of Kentncky
and Michigan. except in New ENGLAND. and
Is now reported in Colorado. The temnera
ture has fallen at the Rocky mountain sta
tlons: The barometer has risen with clear
weather, on the Pacific coast.
PROBABILITIES.
klslng barometer, with partially cloudy
and pleasant weather i probable for
'Ihursday over the lakes and Allan tic
coast. Tho wind increasing to brisk nor tn
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