New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

| AFSLln-1He tFOnERer G0BnRSA&s
siOH-Attempt 10 Capture Their TeGaf-
mOny-Pennsylvania OIL Producers
SantanfR, the Imprisoned Indian Chief
| -He Advises Peace-Laurn Fair As-
/ quilted.
NASHVILLE, September 30-The fall meet
ing OF the Nashville Blood Horse Associa-
ton commenced to-day. Weather fair; at,
tendance large.
FIRST Race.-Young America stake, for
twoyear olds, mile dash; entrance $4O for.
| felt S20 association added $500; $1OO to go .
! to second horse; twenty entries. Six started.
Won by Eandalla, beating Seadoke two,
Nashville three; others not placed. Time
1 l:4924.
Second Race.-Battle House stakes, mile
| heats for green three year olds; $25 en-.
trance, p. p. Association added $500, $IO0 =
to second horse. Fifteen entries, five started
Gadwallader's eh. f.,...,... ............I 3
i Lady Greenfield. Observation-Disclosures. ais
Roger Hanson. .....,.................,,..2 dis.
4846-1:4849-1:5Olk.
Third Race.-Association purse $3.50, mile,
and quarter dash, was won by Wanderer,
beating London, Richland and Emma Pratt
same order. Time-2:l2A.
GoLDsBoRo, N. G., September 3O-Tha
first grand annual fair of the Farmers and
opens to the public Tuesday, October % at
Goldsboro, continuing four days. The Hon
Horace Greeley, of New York, win be-
present on Wednesday and Thursday, Oc-
t0ber % and "a. Governor Walker, of Vir-
| ginia, delivers the annual address on Thurs
| day, the twenty-tourth.
| MONTGOMERY, September 30.-The frat
| through train on the new railroad from
| Louisville to Montgomery reached here to-
day. Through trains Will hereafter run
regularly between these cities
BROWNSVILLE September 30-The com
0IGoinT Mnv lr,>
about leaving Brownsville, received inform
alton that party of seventy-fve Mexican
bandits had crossed the Rio Grande to at
tack them on their way to Port Brazos, and
capture the testimony taken, to prevent it's
reaching Washington. General Doubleday,
therefore, detailed a company of cavalry to
escort them to the steamer.
The result of their investigation more
than establishes all. that has been alleged
of the wanton .depredations committed
on this border, and will astonish the whole
country when it is officially made known
TO the government to what indignities, rob-
berries and murders the defenseless people
of the Texas frontier have been subjected
fer years past by the implacable Mexican
marauders and thieves. The losses actually
sustained will exceed those inflicted by the
Alabama and other cruisers.
PITTsBURG, @September 30.-At final
meeting OF the oil producers it was resolved
to stop pumping for thirty days. All. dis
tricts were represented and the feeling to-
suspend was unanimous.
ST. LOUIS September 30.-Santanta chief
OF the Ki0wa Indians, and Big Tree. an
other notable chief of the same tribe, who
have been temporarily released from Texas
prison, arrived here to day in custody, and
were taken to the Everett House where
the other Indians are stopping.
s# During the day council was held. The
meeting OF Santanta and Big Tree was one
OF the most affecting scenes in Indian his
tory. Their ordinary st0icism gave way
entirely, and they hugged and kissed each
other and cried like children.
Santanta made speech, in which he
said that he felt like one risen from the
dead; referred to talk he had had with
Governor Davis, of Texas, who told him hs
must work hard tor peace and influence his
people. If he did this he should be released.
He wanted his people, and all other In
dIans, to be at peace with the whites, to Let
Texas alone, and not 90 on the war path
1t is not intended to take Santaita and Il
Big Tree to Washington, but they will prob
ably be placed in custody of the United
States marshal tomorrow, and held subject
to orders from Washington. There is q
strong desire on the part of the Indians that
Santanta be pardoned, and it is probable
that if he is almost any desired terms can
be made with them.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 30-The Jury
in the case OF Mrs. Laura Fair, on the sec
ond trial for the murder Of Colonel Critten-
den, this morning rendered verdict Of not
guilty.
Esecond Dispatchl
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3O.-After
being out nearly sixty hours, the jury IN
Mrs. Fairs case rendered verdict at nine
o'clock this morning of acquittal. Mrs.
Fair, who was in court, tainted on the an
nouncement of the verdict. 1t exeites no
surprise, on account of the inferior char-
acter of the jury, who were selected under
technicalities of the law from among men
who were so ignorant as not to know enough
about this notorious case to have formed
any opinion, favorable or unfaVOrable, to,
defendant.
CAMDEN, Me-, September 30.-E. K. Smart,
formerly a member of Congress, and the
Democratic candidate for Governor in 1870
died here last night
Boston, September 30.-Frank Hall, the
boy who was recently stabbed in store in
Washington street. by young robber, died
last night at the hospital.
BUFFALO, September 30-Lord Dufferfn.
Governor General of Canada, and suite.
OF forty persons arrived at Nj
sgara Falls today to remain one week.
PHILADELPHIA, September 30.-This after
noon game OF base bali, the ninth and
asJ championship contest, was played be-
'Ween the Athletic and Baltimore clubs. A
BOOT dlsplay. One run was earned by each
;lub. Baltimores 6, Athletics 3.
Ihe delegation of Sioux Indians neW on
visit to the States, arrived in this city
morning from Washington, Thoy
ire under the direction Of q. II. Stewart
n the forenoon they were driven to tae
9irard College, and seemed highly delight
ID with what they saw. The delegation
will leave for New York on Wednesday,
md public reception will be given thens
1t the Academy of Music to morrow night.
UTICA, N. Y, September 3O.-The monn-
nent to Baron Steuben was unveiled at
'teuben to-day in the presence of several
housaRd people. Addresses were deliy-
red by Ex-Governor Horatio Seymour.
congressman Ellis Fl. Roberts and others.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMEsE.
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, September 30, l872, 4;35 r 81.
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England and MiddIs Star6sg
a Tuesday westerly and northw esterly
Einds and generally clear weather, tho
Winds Of the lower lakes probably backing
0 southerly. For the South Atlantic States