New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-15
HE CASHIERS FAMILY GAGGED
THE INDIANA ELECTION RETURNS
NINE HUNDRED MAJORITY FOR HENDRICKS
NEW YORK.

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Another Car Down Forty Foot En-
bankment-BallOt Box Stnffng Case
Dismissed-TriaI of Tweed-AppIfca-
tiOn for Further P0stpOnement-Debt
of New York City-$4, 900, 900 In.
crease I'm Eight Months.
New YORK, October 14-Arrived-City
of Bristol, Cortes, General Meade, AdriatIc
Europa, Charleston, Albermarle, Greece
Wyoming, City of London and Barnes
Arrived Quietly of Antwerp, City OF
Brussels, Wisconsin, Atlantic and Thurin.
gia.
Money was easy throughout the day for
call loans. In the morning business rates
of interest declined, and there were some
transactions as low as 4P cent. Prime
business notes are quoted at 100l2. Ex-
change duh and steady. Gold opened at
1925, declined to l1219, rallied and closed
at 1929 0ll23. Loans to for carrying.
Governments very steady all day, with
little or no change in prices. At the close
the market was very strong.
Two inches of snow fell in Windsor, New
York, last night.
By blunder of some court clerk docu-
ment was made that Tweed and Fields
trial would be commenced before the Over
and Eerminer to-day. A large crowd was
presC at, but no jury had been ordered, and
no trial began.
The Liverpool Nautical Magosise an
ounces an ocean race from that port to
Callao, between the White Star steamer
Republic AMI the Pacific C0mpany's steamer
Tacoma The lGtter vessel was to sail from
Liverpool on he fourth instant, and the
former the following day. Distance II 900
miles.
James w Cavert has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the first
district.
By an accident on the Long Island road,
the engine and smoking car were precipi-
tated down an embankment forty feet,
The engineer had an arm broken, and the
fireman was fatally scalded.
The charge Of ballot box stufing against
Alderman James dunno and Patrick
Keene, in Brooklyn, was dismissed to-day.
Senator James OBrien, in letter accept
ing the Apollo Hall nomination for mayor,
says: II pledge my every effort to purify
our political life, to arouse my friends and
supporters to the vital importance of send
ing faithful, honest and competent men to
the Legislature"
District Attorney Garvin has received
notice that application will be made for the
further postpOnement of the trial of William
NJ Tweed. Ii the postponement is ordered
it is probable the trial will not take place
for several months.
The debt OF the city has increased 81, ,314,-
752 in eight months. The controller saws
the increase is caused by the issue of the
special bonds to raise money tor school
buildings, docks, etc.
The Reform Association has issued an ad-
dress favoring the election of William
Havemeyer, for mayor.
John OPP Stearns, formerly of Boston,
died at Yokohama, August 3. 1t was this
gentlemen who sent his steamer, Aroostook,
TO the rescue fsthe sufferers by the Oneida
disaster.
The National Democratic Committee
has issued an address to the people
of tho United States, iR which they
rehearse the recent results of cleo
tions as showing reduction of the
strength of their opponents, and refer to
the election in Georgia as victory for the
Liberal ticket so unexampled as to take
her out of the list Of doubtful States, and
practically to pronounce in advance a de-
cison of at least l25 votes in the electoral
college, to which number it is only neees-
sary to add sixty votes to elect Greeley and
Brown.
The address concludes as follows: Let
our friends catch inspiration from the heroic
conduct of our tellow-citizens in Georgia
and Indiana, and from now until November
let their struggle be manful and unceasing
for liberty and an untainted ballot box for
reform and an honest administration of the
government"
4 game OF base ball between the Bostons
and Athletics, eleven innings, resulted in
drawn game. Score 10 to 10. Glover, of
the Baltlmores, umpire.
Tammany this evening nominated Judge
William H. Leonard for the Supreme Court,
Judge Spencer for the Superior Court and
G. S. Bedford for city judge.
Julius Wadsworth was nominated for
Congress by the Apollo Hall Democrats in
the tenth district.