New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-19
NEW YORK.

| Insurance Circles Excited-The Poultry
Disease-General Strike of Coal Miners
Reported Fire-The Steamship Mis-
| souri, Fire-Ilurder of n Witness Near
Court ROOm-New Trial for Dutch
Heinrfchs-'The Challis Suft Against
| BIOOd-DecisiOn Against the Latter
New Trial for an Northumberland
! Meeting of FrieRds of MissiOns-The
Cholera in Russia.
| New YORK, November 18.-Arrived-
| Steamships St. Louis, Georgia, Greece and
| Iowa. Arrived Quietly of Antwerp, City
| of Brussels, Minnesota, Celtic and West
| phalia.
Insurance circles are excited over rumors
that the judges of adjoining counties are
ready to appoint receivers upon ex parEe
| testimony.
| Chickens along the Hudson river axe
| dying by hundreds Turkeys geese and
! ducks show signs of the malady.
Nearly all the women arrested in the raid
on the concert saloons were released and
the proprietOrs held for trial
It is reported that large fire is raging at
Woodruff s. RObinson's storehouse, South
Brooklyn.
Dispatches from the Pennsylvania coal
mines reporting a general strike causes
considerable excitement.
In the steamship Missouri investigation
today, boiler maker testified that the
wood work was too near the boiler of the
Missouri in case the water became low
The general term of the Supreme Court
to-day reversed the decision of the court
below in the case of the notorious Dutch
Heinrichs, sentenced to the State prison for
bond robbery, and granted him a new trial.
Notwithstanding Greece, Liverpool,
Iowa and Glasgow.
Some time ago Mrs Anna t. King brought
cI1i+f fnr HiUOrna met bor b1r T..
G. King, on the grounds of cruelty The
matter was referred to Judge Sutherland as
referee. The case came on to day before
him in his chambers, at No AZ Pine street.
Among the witnesses for the plaintiff were
Miss Froude and Anthony +. O'NtiIl and
wife. Both Mr.. and Mrs. O'NeiIl testified
30 repeated cruel conduct witnessed bv
them on the part of King toward his wife.
After the testimony was completed
all parties to the suit left Judge Suther-
lands room. King walked last, some feet
behind ONeill. AS the latter was de-
scendtng the stairs leading from the third
floor, King fired three shots at O'Neill, one
OF which penetrated his lungs. King then
turned and ran back into Judge Suther-
lands room, when he gave the pistol to the
judge and then darted into an inner room
and locked the door behind him. In the
meantime O'Neill staggered into an adioin-
ing room whore he died in few minutes.
The police quickly arrived, and as King
refused to unlock the door of the room in
which he was, it was broken open, and he
was arrested and taken to the police sta
ton. The body of Mr.. O'Neil was also
taken to the same place. 1t is said that |
they had previously quarreled. The affair |
caused great excitement on the street.
Justice Fowler rendered decision today |
in the case OF Challs against Blood for libel, |
in connection with Woodruff and Claf1in, |
The justice holds that the servant is equally |
guilty with his employer when he becomes |
q party to an act which he knows and be- |
lieVes to be wrong. He therefore committed |
Blood, and held him ON $4,000 bail, Mrs |
Woodruff and Tennie G. Claflin refuse to |
sign the testimony they gave in Justice |
Fowler's court exeulpatory OF Colonel |
Blood.
Several health officers say that there is
no disease among the chickens Of this city.
and the people need have no apprehengions
in regard to eating them.
full bench of the Supreme Court to-day
set aside the conviction of DR..
T.. Rosenzwelg, who was sentenced last No
Yember 10 seven years imprisonment for |
the murder of Miss Alice Bowlesby, by pro-
duclng an abortion on her, and ordered a
new trial. Rosenzweig viii be brought i'm
mediately to this city.
The E0ening Telegram reports that the !
Fire Insurance Company, of
this city, has suspended payment, owing to
losses in Boston, and the president says
they can not pay more than fifty cents on
the dollar. 7
The annual meeting of the friends o. |
missions in the Methodist Church, was held
tesday iB tbs Central Methodisb ChgBeh. !