New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18
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Ta+1er Rooney, of Louisville. Over 2oO
deiegates have already arrived. Others
af St he Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
convention to-day, Mr.. Glennon, OF tHgI
mia. offered a preamble and Iesot ra,, t q
looking to the adoption OF some pian a -
T,rntecfion of Catholic emlgrants upon Vnoii
arrival in this country. ,,1:. ,,,ovvo5 q
M Madicraft, of Philadelphia, moved
ls.-ta oc thanIys TO President Grant, 1of Ihe
:vtereat taken ID behalf OF emlgrantS.
4" 5TIo nregident said he thought, IN the
midst Of heated political campaign, suGh
a motion ought not to be offered, ana ne
could not entertain IT, ~ ~, Tno,
ManIlfacturers' Association meeting made
no changes in the price OF metal.
NASHVILLE. October H.-COunty Demo"
r,ratIc committees representing hYe OF the
seven counties of the Nashville congress
eional district met here to-day, and noml-
nated e. J. Golladay for reelection to Con-
gress. ,.;.v, 7o,+ --.o1- mot
md adjourned without making nominal
9ions. hence the action Of the committees
9 COIuMBIA, S. c., October 1.-THE Moses
fRennblicanj State ticket is undoubtedly
elected. Ransier, Elliott and Rainey, col
ored Republicans, and B. Z. Perry, Demo
GRAFT are elected to Congress. The boltefs
got q good vote. The Democrats have
elected several Representatives to the Leg
MONROE, October IA fusion mass
,naetinp and barbecue took place in court
honse square, Judge r. w. Richardson
presided The vice presidents consisted OF
leading men Of North Louisiana There
were 5000 or COCO persons present, one-hal1
coIored; five hundred ladies were present.
The Pargoud silver COrnet band dlscoursed
delightful music. Speeches were dehVereG
I1y Messrs. Penn, McEnery, Warmoth and
Sheridan. Dinner was served at the con
clusion. Colonel McEnery gave q dinner
and entertained the speakers, presiding Off
GERS and several ladies, at his residence
Judge Scarborough, Of Bayou Bartholo
NEW, Judge Fairor and Captain Brockett
Of Madison, Henry Holmes and other lead
ing gentlemen were present. Judge Scar
borough proposed toast to Governor war
moth which was heartily responded to.
LEXINGTON, October H.-Second day o.
the trotting fair.
FIRST Rdce.-Premium $50, for three
wear oldsaand under; 500 to first horse, 500
to second; mile heats to harness.
Ella Clay.
Baron Rothschild. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Hylas. DIST
Jim COgar usV'
Time-2;4l H, 2:4lA, 2:43
Second Roce.-Premium $3.50, for horses
that never beat $50; 500 to first horse, So
to second; mile heats, three in five to har
ness.
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BuBhwhacker, go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sugar-in- the .CiOurd ......S.....,...........2
gallie Duke. ,.....................,.''''
Mark Antony. dlst
WoodfOId Maid. ...............'....'...... dist
Time-2:34, 1882, 2:36.
WILMINGTON, October 1.-THE Presby
terrain Synod of Baltimore, which is II
session here, after the consideration Of the
subject of rotary eldership introduced by
Rev G. Morrison, of Baltimore, have de
cided to overture the General Assembly tC
recOnsiderits recent action in the matter.
LANCASTER, Pa, October H.-Captain
McMellen, member of the select council
and member of the Republican county com
mittee, also John Wittinger, prominent
broker, have been arrested and held in
$l500 bail to answer the charge OF issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers. McMelIen
made a strong effort to have the charge
against him withdrawn. but Mayor Pyfer
declined, stated that justice must be melted
out. The public are considerably excited
on the subject.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE game of
base ball between the Mutuals and Balti-
mores was called on the eighth inning, on
account of darkness. Score seven and seven.
The annual meeting Of the Maryland
Jockey Club over PimlicO course com
mences on Tuesday next, October %, and
continues each day during the week, eX
cent Thursday. There will be four races
each day. Among the stables now at PIN
leo are those OF Mr.. Belmont NJ. H. Sam
ford Colonel McDaniels, Bowie & Hall,
John f. Chamberlin, T. B. 81 W. r. Davis,
with several others. The track at present
is in fine condition.
A regatta takes place Monday afternoon
next, October 81, on POtapscO river, be-
tween the New York rowing club and Ariel
club of this city, with four-oared shells.
Distance three miles, after which a race
will come off between the three rowing
clubs of this city.
PHILADELPHIA, October l7-The Irish
Brotherhood Catholic Union met this after
noon. The secretary reported 1873 societies
connected with the Union, having a mem
bership of 1858, with the sum Of $9S,77l
in their treasures. A dispatch Of greeting
was sent to the president OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union, now in session in
Washington. A resolution to change the
name Of the union to the Catholic BenevO-
lent Union of America, leaving out the word
"Irish," was made the order Of the day for
tomorrow mornings session.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October l7.-Henry
L. Dawes was unanimously renOminated
for Congress by the Republicans OF the
eleventh district to-day.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Office Chief Signal officer
Washington, October Il, 1877, 4:3S r. M.
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