New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-21
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obj cts which the crowd Of last night pre-
vented his seeing.
The President leaves for Long Branch
this afternoon. He is expected 70 return 70
Washington with his family car " next "eeB
DETROIT. September 20.-A fire at Grand
Rapids this morning Destroyer tHe 4'atIonaf
Hotel Loss $4,000.
RATTr1roRT September 20.-The Grand
T,odge decides that when the disabilities
are removed for which subordinate lodge
js srspen ded. ard the said lodge resumes
9be exercise of its various functions the
Officers and Tuembf rs occupy the same status
they did before the suspension, but when
olefuDct lodge has been resuscitated on the
applica ton OF only part Of its members,
those members making the application
Snly are restored at once, and the other
members who were in good standing may
Gesume their membership on such terms as
the local laws Of the jurisdiction may pre-
scribe.
LExIKGroY, September -Poces.-The
erack to-day was in fine order. Attendance
aarge.
Ol1s; two mile heats; $50 entrance, p. p;
$3.50 added.
Malta.
AAiu6--o'ioT2' 0:o' a
Second Race.- Sweepstakes for two7year-
Odds; mile dash; $50 each, play or pay; $3.50
added. Thirteen started, making this the
most exciting race of the week. 1t was
won by Crockford, jean Vatican second
second, the third place dead heat between
MeIrimac and Yandala TIE others were
not placed.
There were two trotting races to-day.
The first was the three-year old stake race,
fourteen entries Won by Membrino's Kate
in two straight heats. Time-2:4316, 2:4441.
The second race was for fOur-year olds Of
This State, ten entries. Won by John E in
three straight heats Time-2:47 u, 2:49la,
S2:4512.
LOUISVILLE, September 2O.-At quarter
past five this afternoon the floors of Yer
baeff's grain warehouse gave way, and
with the roof, were crushed a jumbled mass !
INTO the cellar. Of seven men in the build |
ing at the time all escaped with slight |
bruises except George Grader, who had his |
ribs on both sides crushed loose from the
breastbone. He is i'll o dangerous coEdi-
tion.
CoLUMBUs, September 2O-Joseph Or
dish, Of California, was robbed on train
on the Pan Handle road, of pocketbook
containing $4,000 in treasury notes and
$4,000 in notes of hand. He discovered
his loss at Newark, Ohio, and thinks he
was robbed at Pittsburg.
ST. LOUIS, September 20.-Tbe extensive
warehouse Of Williams, Long & Co. burned
tonight, together with a large quantity Of
coal oil, -four. hemp, hay, salt, sugar, mo-
lasses, ETC., W hlch were on storage in the
building Loss estimated at $4,000.
MONTREAL, September 20. Arrived
Steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer, } |
Washington September 20, 1877, ass P. NJ |
PROBABILITIES. :
For the New England and Middle States
on Saturday clear weather and rising tenn
perature, with westerly and southwest ,
winds over the former and southerIy and
sOutheasterly winds over the latter; for the f
South Atlantic States clear weather and {
easterly to southeIIy winds; for the Gulf
States sOutherly winds and generally clear s
weather; from Tennessee to Lake Erie and
ower Michigan increasing southerly winds
and cloudiness, and probably threatening
weather Southerly gales are probable for
Lake Michigan tonight shifting to north \
westerly during Saturday morning; brisk E
and very brisk southerly winds for Lakes G
Erie and Huron during Saturday; and for
Lake Ontario probably Saturday noltherly n
o westerly winds and clearing weather.
Jautionary signals are ordered for Mllwau- Z
zee, Chicago and Grand Haven.
River Intelligence. ?
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 90. 6 pm . .
Barometer 1880. Wind southeast, fresh =
Arriyed-At l F NJ, steamship Ariadne 4
)Oane, master, from New York, to George u,
|. Fosdick & Co. No departures. !,
NICKsBURG, September 0.-Down-Katie :,
:. KOuntz at A. NJ. John Kyle at p. M. +
,obert Z. Lee at Z P NJ. Up-Belfast at 81
welve last night. Commonwealth at A. ~
l., Julia at 10 A. NJ River falling. Weather ~
arm and clear. u
MEMPHIS, September 90. Weather a.
Oudy. Mercury 78o. River declining re
eparted-City Of Helena, for ST. Louis; $s
ity of Vicksburg, for Vicksburg; Henry in
mes, for New Orleans. r,
CINCINNATI, September 20-Weathar O,
ear and pleasant. River six feet two nr
ches in the channel and rising. m
September 20-River fall of
e, with fourteen inches in the chute on
Gather clear and cool nm
EVANSVILLE, September 20.-Weatber Iay
ear and pleasant. Theriver has risen two an
ches in the past twenty four hours At
PITTsBURG, September 20.-River two feet 30.
the channel and stationary. an,
ST Louis, September 0.-Arrived-John I87
Tolle and Crescent City from New Or pri
ms DepaTted-Bodmann and Turner.
New Orleans. River falling. Weather X
ar and warm, with indications OF rain. -
CAIRO, September 20.--Arrived-City of 4Ao
incy, from New Orleans at | p NJ: Colo ten
10, from st. Louis at p NJ Departed ma,
y of Quincy, for st. Louis at P. NJ: and
y OF Alton, for New Orleans at p. NJ. =,
0 river has fallen two inches in the oy
t twenty-four hours. Weather cloudy one
warm. wifi
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