New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-05
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"Wednesday by negro named Henry lay
Sor. who then robbed the house, even taking
The woman's shoes off her feet. The mur-
t1erepescaped, but the citizens are In pur-
quit
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, October Am ex
9losion in the HoOsac tunnel TINS morning
killed Michael Cunningham and badly in
.jured Stephen Mccarthy, and hurt several
CHTcAGo, October 4.-The proposition of
She employing bricklayers to reduce wages
R7as last night met with demand from the
oricklayers fer 81 for eight hours work,
c4nd fifty cents per hour for extra work.
One thousand men obtained their demands
Ehis morning, and 1000 are on the strike yet.
Work is suspended on the Michigan South
ern depot and the Pacific Hotel.
Knoxville October 4.-The Press nNd
-YeY.dJd gives the following complete list OF
che injured by the railroad accident near
Greenville, Tennessee, yesterday
S. H. Corey, Chattanooga, slightly IN
fured on leg and arm; r. II. Anderson, Lon
Jon ankle badly injured; David Bryant, Ram
seytoWn North Carolina, sprained ankle;
Mrs. Johnson's two children, Memphis, inJu-
&ies not serious; Theodore Ellis, brakeman,
face: Colonel Pride, MorTistown, badly m
inred in back; Miss Pride, his daughter
Singh broken and seriously injured; Mr. and
Mrs. Morris, four sons, two daughters
and q a0n-in-law, Pulaski county, Virginia,
c,llhnrf. but not seriously; daughter Of Frank
Barclay, Knoxville, arm broken; ). Heiskell,
,brakesman, Chattanooga, mortaIly injured;
Mrs SInithson Pulaski county, Virginia,
seriously hurt; Alfred Hartel, colOred, leg
broken: Rev. j. D. Wheeler, johnson City,
5lurt on back and severely injured; Mr..
Conway, MAJ ages injured in calf Of leg;
Thomas Holloway, conductor, injured on
head and both legs; T. W. Mclnturf, mail
agent, injured in small of back and bruised;
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GALVESTON, October A special dis
patch from San Antonio says: Information
reached here to day that party of Texans
followed cattle trail over into Mexico,
found the stolen cattle secreted in Newton,
and demanded their property, but were re-
fused and fired on, two OF their number
being killed.
The Texans returned the FIRE, killing
several Mexicans. They then burned the
alcalde's house, with him IN it. The party
afterward retired TO the Texas side. Other
reports say the Texans attacked the par
ties who had stolen the cattle. with results
as before stated,
Last Monday Mexicans to the number Of
200, well armed and equipped. were on the
Mexican side of the river, opposite the town
of San Felipe, and were hourly expected to
cross over into Texas. Lieutenant David
son, with a company of troops from Fort
Clark, was ordered to watch their move
ments.
A ginhouge at Baylaud, containing about
10000 pounds Of sea island cotton, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signaf Officer, ,
Washington, October 4, 1872, 435 P NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
Over the Northwest and the upper lakes
partly cloudy weather, with northerly to
oeasterly winds in the Mississippi and Ohio
valleys. Generally clear weather and south
gerly to westerly winds veering to westerly
and northerly on Saturday in the Gulf
States, southerly to easterly winds in the
South Atlantic, southerly to westerly winds
eHith clear weather from the lower lakes to
Virginia and northwestward, southerly to
Gyesterly winds and warmer and generally
clear weather
observation-disclosures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 4 P M
Barometer 1880. Wind east, fresh. No
arrivals or departures.
VICKsBURG, October 4.-Down yesterday
sICarrie V, Kountz, at / p. M; City of
Quincy at 10 p. NJ. Down to-day-Mohawk
and barges at p. NJ; Il. E. Lee at ?. M.
Up-W. j. Lewis at 2. M. Weather cool
and clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS, October 4.-Weather clear and
sgarm. River rising slowly. Arrived
6arted last night-Belle Lee and Susie
Silver for New Orleans. Departed to-day
City of Chester at A. M, and Belle Pike
as p NJ, for st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, October 4.-Weel1's receipts
Sl62 bales; exports 447l; sales 800; stock
q5432.
NASHVILLE, October 4.--Receipts of the
sgeek 1898 bales; shipments 1908; stock
ej02; stock same last year $50.
WILMINGTON, October 4.-StoCk l7l2
Gales; weekly net receipts 1875; exports
@oastwise 9S4; sales 502.
SAVANNAH, October 4.-Stock 80, ,430 bales;
eyeek's net receipts 10 CAB; gross receipts
20. $50; exports coastwise l0,267; sales $3.50.
MONTGOMERY, October 4.-Week's re-
Cseipts 3637 bales; shipments 2205; stock 44l6.
SELMA, October 4.-Stock 2592 bales; re-
GENTS Of the week 1912; shipments 1882
MACON October 4.-Week's receipts 1905
&ales; shipments 1884; stock 2332; stock
Game time last year 2260
1, CITY POINT, October 4.-Week's receipts
CHARLESTON, October Stock 14,OO5
bales; weekly receipts 1878; gross II ,l5S;
exports to Great Britain 2Il2; coastwlse
S457: sales 4lOO.
SHREvEpoRT, October 4,-Riyer station
ary. Weather clear and warm. Departed
Era No. 10, for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, October 4.-River falling,
with seventeen inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy and warm.
CNCINSATI, October A. Weather fair and
gvarm. River three feet eight inches in the
channel and falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Less than eighteen
inches on Portland bar and thirty inches to
Evansville. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather clear
and warm. The river has fallen three
inches in the past twenty-four hours
Sr. LOUIS, October 4.-Arriyed-Capit
City, from Vicksburg, and City of Alton,
from New Orleans. Departed-Common-
wealth, Yeager and Kellogg for New Or
leans River falling. Weather clear and
warm.
CAIRO, October ARRIVED Bee and
barges, from New Orleans, at ? A. M.
Henry Ames, from New Orleans, at II A.
NJ; Colorado, from st. Louis, at 2 2. NJ, and
John Kyle. from New Orleans, at P. NJ.
The river has fallen one inch in the past
twenty-four hours. Weather clear and
warm.
The Exporter is reported aground near
Grand Tower.
MARKETS.