New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03

EniIreca Civil Rights Bill Passed tie
V;..i,~!api Hou.c-A Model Printing
R-f-Ecrulaiinx ~alarie>-tto>e toff
in Ccuascf;cut-0iiio Reguia!iHg FOR
tfsr Life Insurance CoHpnnirN-ReF.
ID. Ng.Isu--uit Against The Baltimore
.Eiericar-Cn Charter Elections Rep"b-
ur.p >u,cc>~e,-C Cincinnati and Du-
br,uc Denucrat;c-Badly Torn By
LIONS Pittsburg Enlarged - Clean
sweep in IT. Loui, by the Democrats.
Jackson Miss April 1.-The civil rights
h:r introduced under the guise o. railroad
charter passed the House. and now awaits
the action OF the Senate. IL is the general
belle. tina. Governor Powers Will not syn
II. bu- Will lie, i lie over to the next Legs
latIIre.
TIE printing bill passed both houses. 1t
allows = > 70 printing journals. which.
being payable ID warrants. will net about
81 q ia currency. Is also provides that in
case the State printers refuse to 40 the
woga a, these rlices. no contracts shall be
made with other parties for higher rate
Of compensation The prices fixed average
ano-. twenty per cent below the actual
cost of labor and material
The bill 70 regulate the salaries OF public'
Officials Is under consideration. Thus far II
provides tina. officers shall make sworn
statements OF the fees ard perquisites re-
CeiVed by them. and the same shall be de-
dEcced from their salary.
HARTFORD. April 2.-Jewen's majority
viii not exceed zoo, with the possibility Of
a failure Of an election by the people.
loLU.BU-. Ohio. April ..-The Senate
passed the House bill compelling foreign
lite insurance officers doing business n this
State to Ii!e a waiver 10 transfer cases TO
the United States courts.
BALTIMORE. April Rev. DR.. Huston
has commenced suit against the Baltimore
Aieri.u, for SANDER.
Iae Chesapeake su"a" refinery was dam
aged by 1i.e to-day TO the amount OF about
So, 600.
CINCINNATI. April 2.-In the charter elec-
tons IN tEirty-one OF the larger towns the
Republicans carry sixteen. the Democrats
eleven, and the independents four.
The Democrats elected their whole ticket
in Cincinnati by POGO majority.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 1.-The Repub-
licans have elected their ticket bv an
average majority OF 5000. The council re-
mains the same as last year.
DuBTpUE, Iowa. April 2.-The charter
election here resulted in the eltcti II Of the
entire Democrats ticket
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Joseph White
WAS badly torn b. lions this afternoon.
while performing at OBrien's circus or
Main and Oxford streets. Frankfort. He is
IuN 10 i've.
The Supreme Court has reversed Judge
Candles decision upon the legal points il
Nulved IN the . Hara case. but withheld an
opinion on them. The court only dissolved
the preliminary injunction. which enables
the congregation TO worship in the Church
OF the Annunciation at Williamsport until
further proceedings in the case. and leaves
all important issues OF the same TO De Ge-
C.aed on IA further hearing.
PITTsBrEG. April 2.-Governor Gearv
signed the bill TO-DAY consolidating the
southside boroughs with the city OF Pitts
burg. adding oo.000 population.
Tie roughers and catchers O. the iron
mills TO-DAY demanded in advance Of fifty
Gems per day. A portion OF them have
stru x.
s.. LOUIS. April In the election TO-
day 1oI twelve aldermen and eight school
directors the Democrats made = pretty
clean sweep, eiectirg nine aldermen: the
Republicans one and Independents two.
OF the school directors there are probably
six Democrats.
The Council viii stand se-entoen Demo
Gratis, four Republicans. and two Independ-
ents.
MADISON. Wis. April 2-The Repub
licals elected their city ticket today