New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-11

| Of Dakota shows that the shock uwas felt
more or less at all principal points
| YAEKToN, Dakota, October I0-Arm
strong Democrat is elected Delegate by d
small plurality over Brookens and Moody
| fRepublicaDs).
CTKCINEAT1, October I0.-The stockhold-
ers Of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad to-
day reelected q. T. n. OdelI and Lewis B.
Parsons, whose terms had expired, as direc-
tors. Daniel Terrence was reelected presi-
dent, and Albert N. Chester vice president
BUFFALO, October I0.-CharIes O'Hara,
sentenced to the State Prison for ten years
for burglary and larceny; Edward Roman,
sentenced to five years for grand larceny,
and Francis NorthhOuSe, sentenced to three
years for burglary and larceny, escaped
from the officers having them in charge
while being removed to the railway cars at
five o'clock this morning.
The three prisoners had been shackled to-
gether, and placed in a cell over night,
where they managed to saw through the
rivGts Of their shackles; and when the party
arrived in the street O'Hara complained
that his shackles hurt him, and while the
officers were STOPPING to relieve them the
prisoners threw off their irons and escaped.
SALT LAKE CITY, October I0-The Nor
mon conference is still in session. The at
tendance is. large. Brigham Young, Jr.,
spoke this morning against the
saints following the fashions OF the day,
and deprecated the growing bad habits Of
the young men. which, he said would even
tually result in their leaving the church.
Apostle Smith made an address indorsing
celestial marriage.
Brigham Young was reelected Prophet,
Seer, etc, unanimously. The other officers
Of the chutgh were generally reelected.
Thirteen missionaries were appointed for
Europe Brigham Young urged the neces-
sity of paying tithing, declaring the Lord
would chasten the people if they failed in
that duty.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer !
Washington, October 10, 1872, 435 p NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
Over the entire lake region northerly to
westerly winds prevail with cool and clear
ing weather tonight and clear weather on
Friday with frbsts at night; in New England
wind veering to northerly to westerly with
rising barometer, partly cloudy weather and
rain; for the Middle States northerly to
westerly winds and clear cool weather on
Friday, followed possibly by frosts on Fri
day night in the mountain regions; in the
South Atlantic and Gulf States winds
northwesterly to northeasterly with gen
orally clear weather in the former, but
partly cloudy in the latter; and increasing
pressure in both the northwest and upper
Mississippi valley, and thence southeast to
Tennessee; northerly to westerly winds,
high barometers, generally clear weather
and heavy frosts in the Northwest tonight. |
The Ohio river will rise tonight below |
Pittsburg.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, October 10, P M
Barometer 1890. Wind northeast, fresh. |
Arrived-At $3.50 p M, steamship Alabama, |
Benson, master, from Galveston, to G. A. |
Whitney & Co. No departures.
MEMPHIS, October 10.-Weather clear.
Mercury $50 this morning, with prospects of
a heavy frost tonight. River falling. Ar
rived-City of Augusta, from WhitA river;
Dardanelles, from Arkansas river De-
parted = Shannon, for Louisville; Jennie
Howell, for White river.
SHREVEPORT, October l0.-Weather clear
md cool. River stationary. Departed
little Fleta and Fleta, for New Oreanss
NICKsBURG, October l0.-No boats down
0-day. Up-Glencoe, at l A. M; Carrie V
[ountz, at P. M; Colorado, at 6 P. Nj.
Weather cool and clear. River falling,
CINCINNATI, October I0.-River three feet
tx inches in the channel and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, October 10.-River three
Get six inches in the channel and rising
lOwly.
LOUISVILLE, October lO-River station
~; ten inches in the chute and twenty
light inches on Portland bar, Weather
lear and quite cool.
EVANSVILLE, October l0-Weather clear.
Iercury $50. The river has fallen two
inches in the past twenty four hours
CAIRO, October lO.-Arrived-H. s. Tur-
er, from New Orleans, 5 A NJ; John F.
ollie, from st. Louis, P. M Departed
Ackley for Shreveport, 7 A. NJ; Turner,
Or st. Louis, | A. M. The river has fallen
lree inches in the past twenty four hours.
Weather clear and colder. Mercury 49,.
ST., LOUIS, October l0-Arrived-W J.
evils, from Eicksburg. Departed Ores
ent City and John Kyle, tor New Orleans;
ulia, for Nicksburg River falling, with
< feet water to Cairo. Weather cold .