New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Murdered in LOck-up-Severe Storm al
LOUisYille-COal Miners Assassiuated--
The Nace-O'BHldwln Fight-Arrest OF
the PrincIpHls-Address of HIRssnchu-
setts COlOTed Observation-Disclosures DEM
OcrntIc NOminatiOns-Recruits for the
Revolutionary Army in Cuba.
LOUISVILLE, August 4.-At ten o'clock
last night, during a severe storm, the walls
of a new unfinished building owned by s.
j. Suit G. Co., opposite the Gait House
were blown down with fearful cash. The
walls, which were seyenty-twO feet high
above the ground fell east on the adjoining
tEO-stOry brick residence of Mr.. Jordan
Giles, utterly destroying the building and
its contents. Loss by accident $50 600. A
small building on the west side was also
crushed. No person injured.
CORY, Pa August l4.-Hugh DOnnelly,
of Dunkirk, New York, was murdered this
morning in the lookup of this city, by an
insane man, whom he was conveying to the
insane asylumn His head was chopped
off with an old axe.
CLEVELAND, August H.-Annie Watson,
of Pittsburg, won the $4,000 tTOt yesterday.
Time-236I5, 2:35, 2:37l
ASHLAND, Penn, August A.-At three
o'clock this morning ak men returned from
Cove and Andenreil mines, near Centralia,
where they had been engaged repairing the
works, and were fred upon by a party OF
Molly Maguires seCreted in the woods.
George w. Adams, John Z. Webster and
Alfred Bunge were badly wounded, Davis
supposed fatally. The men had been at
work contrary to the orders of the Molly
MGguires. The assassins are still at large
Boston, August l4.-The cOlOred Liberal
| Republicans of Massachusetts, issued an
address today to the voters of the State.
DOVER, Del, August 4.-The Demo
| cratic State convention formed an electoral
! ticket for Delaware, and nominated Custus
| w. Wright for Congress, The convention
| took no action regarding Greeley ana
| Brown.
The grinding mill of Duponts powder
| works exploded today, killing one person
| MONTREAL, August l3.-The Spanish vice
| consul at this place was yesterday put in
possession Of information which led to the
| discovery of a widespread organization for
| the enlistment Of volunteers for the FeVOlu-
| tionary army in Cuba in this country.
The scheme contemplated the enlistment
| of men in the principal cities of the do
miniOn, and concentrating them at some
| place on the Bay of Fundy. A vessel had
! been chartered to be in attendance at the
| rendezvous sOme time next month, and was
! to have taken her cargo TO meet Cuban
! cruiser at a point farther south, where they
| would have been transbipped.
| A large number of recruits nave Deeh
| made in Montreal, st. John and HALIFAX,
! watchfulness on the part of the dominion
authorities to prevent the carrying out Oh
BALTIMORE, August 14.-Late yesterday
afternoon Jem Mace was again arrested on
a bench warrant from the criminal court
,Ioe Coburn was also arrested at the in
stipation Of Mr.. Pinckney, deputy States
attorney, charging Mace and COburn with
entering into conspiracy in Maryland to
| engage in a fight, and thus violate the peace
and the laws Of the adjoining State Of Yir-
ginia Upon this charge, which seemed to
fake the pugilists greatly by surprise, the
accused were held in $1,000 bail to await the
action Of the grand jury.
/ A similar warrant was issued for Ned
O'Baldwin and his trainer, who were ar
rested this morning and gave the required
bail
A large number Of roughs from New
York, Philadelphia and other cities are
here, and number are now going down the
streets to the wharves of the steamers
which leave for the fighting ground thii
afternoon. The fight will probably COM
The Maee- O'Baldwin prize fight is pr
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