New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22
NEW YORK.

Two Buildings Burned by KerOsene-Aid
for Strikers-New Indictment Against
| Tweed-LOttfe Stanton Recovering
NOrweRians Renewing their Oath
Grant and Wilson at Headquarters
Gold Board Elections John Allen
Dance House RevivRIs-NIrs. Greeley
at the Point of Death-Havemeyer's
Nomination Indorsed-Pr0spect Park
Races
New YORK, October 21.-Two dwellings
on Bond street burned. A six year old girl
perished in the flames. The fire was caused
by the careless handling of kerosene.
William NJ. Tweed is still non est.
The National Insurance convention met
to-day; four delegates present. Adjourned
to tomorrow.
The clothing cut. RS of this city have re-
solved to support the Baltimore strikers.
One thousand dollars were sent them and
more promised.
Ar1ived-St. Louis, Albemarle, Georgia
and Livingstone Arrived out Manhattan,
City of Z iris and Hommonia.
Money 405. Sterling 8A. Gold fl3
Governments steady. State bonds very
strong; Tennessee issues firm; South Caro-
linas not so firm; Alabama eights strong.
Skies of 1881. il612; fve-twenties of 1862,
1855; 1864, ll558; 1865, 1879, new lI45s; 1867
1E478; 1868, ll4&; rev fives 110B; en-forties
l085a. Tennessee skies rs, new 7549; Vir-
ginia skies a, new 81, consolidated 521R
deferred Is; Missouri skies 9211; ST.
Joseph so; Louisiana skies 50, new 49,
levee sixes.50, eights 60; Alabama eights
SS, fves GO; Georgia SKIES rs, sevens IS;
North Carolinas 81 H, new l9, special tax IL;
South Carolinas 45, new 254a, April and Oc
tober 2649.
Money ranged from to 49 cent for call
loans, and closed at 405. Exchange firm;
closed at S34 Gold opened at 1l3. ad-
vanced to lI34g, then fell to 1929, but
raised to ll3, at which it closed. Loans
3-6403 for use, then from 3 to was paid
for carrying.
Ii is understood that the new indictment
against Tweed covers new charges, wit
nesses having been found who could swf
positively to the division of money betwe9 9n
IngersOll and Tweed. 1t is also stated that
it will be difficult for Tweed to obtain bail,
now that this apprehension will be a strong
move for him to remain away from the city.
The indictment against Mayor Hall covers
seventy-eight counts, and is based on ad
interim board of audit frauds
The rumor that an ex-sheriff had been
indicted grew out of the fact that the IN
dictment found was against q former at
tache of the sheriff office.
Judge Brady to-day said he would an
nounce his decision Wednesday on the mo-
tion to quash the Indictment against Tweed
in the Court of Oyer and Terminer.
Lottie Stanton, who was beaten nearly to
death by Dempey, the aldermanic clerk,
to-day is pronounced out of danger and her
brutal assailan5 released on bail.
The Norwegians renewed the oath of al
legiance to their new King at the consulate
to-day.
Ludwig Krebes, German forger, was to-
day remanded for extradition.
Mr.. Tweed did not appear in court to-day,
but his friends again say he will present
himself tomorrow.
President Grant and Senator Wilson
visited the Republican headquarters this
afternoon.
The police have been instructed to assist
supervisors in verifying the registration of
voters.
The gold board to-day elected C. o. Nor
ris, president; I. A. Hoyt and F. f B.
Park, vice presidents; w. P. Westcott, Sec
retary; r. L. Edwards, treasurer.
The old John Allen dance house, on Water
street, was reopened to-day by religious
services, in the hopes of another revival in
that degraded quarter.
During the past week the wife of the
Hon. Horace Greeley has been lying at the
point of death. She can survive but few
days. Mr.. Greeley constantly remains at
her side, and can not meet the demands for
his presence IN the various sections of the
country.
The committee of seventy tonight in
dorsed the nominations of William +. Have
meyer for mayor, Noah Davis for Supreme
Court Justice, and Hooper G.. Van Voorst,
judge of the Superior Court.
At the Prospect Park races Reveil1e won
the first race. Time-2;48A, 2:441a, 2:32M,
2;36. Dixon stumbled and fell in the first
heat and was distanced.
Second R0ce-Gazelle won two heats, Full
ma FTiTOa-sO,D2lb 9.slDl4 S1.D2IR
The race was not finished owing to dark
ness.
The Atlantics beat the Eckfords to-day.
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