New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-13
NEW YORK.
Wounded While Protecting a Woman
from Outrage-ExcessIve Heat-A NIu-
steal Composer Dead-Immense Frauds
Discovered.

Wounded While Protecting a Woman
from OutraGe-ExcessIve Heat-A Nlu-
steal Composer Dead-Immense Frauds
Discovered.
NEW YORK, August l2.-Joseph COrregOR
and James Dunn were fatally wounded
this morning. Dunn received his wounds
while endeavoring to save woman from
being outraged by party of rufians.
They were arrested.
Tt is excessively hot this morning.
The Democratic State Central Committee
meet at Saratoga tomorrow to issue call
for State convention, when an answer is
expected from Chief Justice Church as to
whether he will permit his name to be used
as candidate for Governor"
Atan Italian meeting last evening it was
decided to celebrate the anniversary of
Italian unity by picnic only, and no pro
cessiOn. ar
DR.. Lowell Mason, Jr,, the well known
musical composer, died at Orange, Sunday,
aged7l.
Sterling firm Gold 1855 a ll51s Gov
ernments and State bends very quiet.
Skies of 1881, 1875; fYetwenties of 1862
ll612; 1864, ll6l2; 1865, 1853; new 1854;
j 1867, H5B 1868, ll5l5; new fiYes e1l2h;
ten-forties 1929. Tennessees 733g, new
"a; Yirginias As, new 501k; Louisiana skies
so, new 49, levee skies go, eights 20; Ala
20, sevens S5; North CarOlinas 34Ib, new
81: South Carolinas 81, new 28l9.
A young man claiming to be q son of one
of the professors at West Point, while most
.recklessly playing with a gun Saturday,
severely shot Mrs. Aymer in Jersey City.
Joseph Monroe this evening fatally
stabbed Joseph COrrigan, with whom he
had been. qnarreling last night. Monroe
has been arrested.
The law committee of the board of as
sistant aldermen will shortly make a report
recommending hatsuits'be brought against
ten city railroad companies for the re-
covery of unpaid license fees to the
amount of five hundred thousand dol
lars. One of the railroads has al
ready paid in its arrears. One Of the
Jersey City police commissioners says
Governor Parker, during the present
week, will authorize the sheriff to swear in
deputies and take forcible possession Of the
different statiOnhOuses. 1t is said that the
old commissioners announce that they will
resist with force.
A delegation of Orange lodges received
Mr. johnson, member of Parliament, to-
day with an address, and the lodges will
attend the lecture of Mr.. johnson tonight
at Cooper Institute.
The Spanish ram NumOncia, Commander
EdwardO Rovero, arrived to-day, seven
days from Havana, having sixteen cases OF
yellow teYer on DOaEu. ono - uFt&lneu IN
Quarantine The NumOncia is of 1000 tons
burden, draws twenty-eight feet of water,
and carries 432 officers and crew. She lost
four men BY yellow fever during the pas
sage.
The Tribune says committee of the
common council have discovered indubita-
BILE evidence Of fraud, amounting to over
$3.50, 900.
a suit has been instituted for the
recovery of 1900, balance Of q
sum of S25000 intrusted to Lindsay by
Professor Morse to. purchase the effects Of
the Lippiat Silver Plate and Engraving
Company, which balance, it is alleged, has
never been accounted for by Lindsay. The
friends Of the latter say this is counter
suit to the one began against the executors
by Lindsay for $25, 900.