New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Omnibus Run into by an Engfne-Ont
Man Killed, Seven Injured-Easr Ten
nessee Fair-New Opera House a
KnOxvilIe-Bank Robbery in New orL
State-$30O 900 SIolen-TwO Sample
Trunks of Watches StOIen-PrOpeIEeI
Burned-FHsion Meeting mt Farmers.
willie, LOuisiana-RiOt mt COYfngtOn,
Kentucky-R Railroad Engineer Arrested
for Observation-Disclosures 20 stuff q
Ballot Box.
HARRISBURG, October I4-An engine at
Lewiston bridge ran into an omnibus Sat
urday evening, killing the driver and iDjur-
ing seven passengers.
Knoxville, October 4.-The East Ten
nessee Division Fair commenced to day.
The entries of all descriptions are numerous.
The city is thronged with strangers The
fair closes on Saturday.
Staubs Opera House, the largest and finest
ediice of the kind in the State, seating 1900
persons, was opened to the public to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-Professor
Frazer, Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
is dead, aged sixty-three. He held the pro-
censorship thirty years.
CINCINNATI, October l3.-Coyington had
riot last night. While Grant procession,
half white and half black was passing, a,
boy shouted for Greeley. A negro said
shoot him, when firing commenced Many
Intellectual shots were fired, and number
of persons struck with torches. The doors
and windows of the stores were broken in.
TROY, October l4.-The Saratoga Clunty
Bank, at Waterford, was robbed at an
early hour this morning of over $500, 900 by
gang OF nine de3peradoes disguised in
ku-KluX uniforms
The robbers secreted themselves in the
house of the cashier, Mr.. ID. M. Havanburgh
early last evening, and afterwards bound
and gagged the entire family except the
cashier, who they compelled to open the
vaults of the bank. Loss to the bauk
$4,000 in United States bonds and stocks
The Cashier occupied rooms over the bank.
A reward of $4,000 is offered for the arrest
of the robbers.
CHICAGO, October 1.-two sample trunks
filed with watches, valued at $4,000, be-
long to M. N. Strauss, travelling agent for
Richburg e. Co., of New York, were taken
from the Office of the Hess House some time
between one and ak o'clock on Saturday
morning.
KMGsToN, Ontario, October 4.-The pro-
peller China, bound up with cargo of mer-
chandise, was burned last night about
eight O'clock fifteen miles from here.
EARMERsVILLF, La, October l4-The
party Of fusion cttnvassers arrived here to- !
day. A committee OF mounted citizens
met them at The crossing OF Bayou DAT
bonnie, three miles from town, and escorted |
them to the mansion Of Daniel Stein, BY |
whom they were Hospitality entertained
Preparations for a grand barbecue and /
mass meeting are IN progress Dinner e
being PREF ARID for 5000 people. Twenty |
hoau Ot caLtie, sheen, hogs and goats are
being barbeCued. The town is rapidly
ii ling with people, both viii and co. o ed.
The largest political meeting to-day ever
held in Union parish; 1000 persons present;
1900 to 1900 colored. There were 300 ladies
present. Previous to the meeting the Far
mersville brass band paraded the streets,
followed by 1000 or 5000 persons, white and
c0lored. At the close of the meeting four,
large tables we're filed for dinner, at which
all who wished were served.
ROCHESTER, October 4.-Spencer T.
D0wney, an engineer on the Central road
was arrested to-day for manslaughter, in
having caused the death of passenger at
Pittsf0rd q short time ago.
LANCASTER, October l4.-Complaint was
made to-day before Alderman Arnweg, by
Reinhardt Reiner, election judge of the
eighth ward Of Lancaster, against Ell. e.
United States collector of in
ternal revenue, and brother-in-law OF Simon
Cameron, for offering said election judge
S2OO, II ne would stuff the ballot box TO re-
duce Buckalew's majority to 100 in said
ward.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
Of Muhlenburg.
PHILADELPHIA, October Alt is said that {
D gentleman who represented one district {
Of this city in Congress has disappeared q
with considerable property belonging to I
two widows and one or two other persons. !
The statement is that the gentleman afore- f
said became attorney for the ladies and l
persuaded them to place in his possession Z
heir stocks promising to return them Ciivi-
lends.
he made one ortwo payments of the kind,
hen disappeared, since which time nothing l
las been heard of either him or the stocks. Q
The amount of money involved is about r
10000
Mary Nealy, living IN an attic at No 1880 '
'itzwater street, was found dead this eve {
iRg, with several ribs broken and her
reast crushed in. 1t is supposed to have \
cen done by her husband, an Incorporate g
ian. t
Cries of murder were heard during the l.
fternoon, and when pan ties went into the
,om in the evening the body was found,
it'll her hus band, James Nealy, holding up a
IT head. The husband is in custody. t,
October I4.-Iu the case OF G:
manuel Shatfner, on new trial to-day for fl
@ murder vi his two wives and John Shar- lie
TX, by poisoning, the prisoner pleaded b
lily of murder in the second degree, and re
d sentenced 10 the Eastern PeniJentiary
thirty six years-rwelye years on each
lictment. of
4oUIsviLLE, KY, October I4-Stillman- Oh
fns-ay7au pf the huildiup xuhiah fall EPS We