New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mercantile Agescy sued FoY sIandes-Colo
GaH an AspiranG for No Honors-EanaI
Stables Burned-BOdg OF Man IN
Floating BaVEelS-YEaiB 0Gshe Track

BHM IN ASpirdAS ZOE NO E10N0Fa-SanIA
Stables Burned-BOdg Of Man In
FLOATING BaVEelS-YEaiB 0Gshe Track
Fireman KILLED.
BALTIMORE, November ST Kefleck &
Co. have sued Dunn & Go. for SANDER,
putting damages at $4,000 Dunn Il Co.
are mercantile agents.
SOUTH BEND, November 7.-Nlce Presi-
dent ColfaX ia card says: Il am nGt a
candidate nor aspirans for any position,
senatorial OF editorial, State or national.
BUFFALO. N"vember7.-The canal stables
here burned to-day, with fifty horses.
Boston, November 7.-Yesterdav after
noon the mrtilated remains Of man we're
found in ;wo barrels floating in Charles
river, near CamDIidge-the body IN one
and the head and legs in the other. The
body was well dressed, and q gold watch
was found in one Of the barrels.
IEDIAEAPoLIs, November "A train on
the indianapolis and EincenIes railroad
was thrown from the track to-day, one mile
east OF Sauaern, by plank placed ma
Iicously upon the rail. The engine was
completely wrecked. The engineer, d.
Messenheimer, and the fireman, Arthur
HamIin, wege instantly killed. No one else
hurt.
DANvILL.E, Pa, November Two houses
were burned here this evening, caused by
coal oil lamp exploding. Michael Sanders,
an old and respectable citizen. Z" as con
sumed in the flames.
DOVER, N. j., November Two Italians
came here to-day from New York and went
to the shoe store of Giovanni Barietti,
where one Of them claimed Barietti's house
keeper as his wife, and, after slight alter
cation, stabbed the woman IN the mouth
with a long stilettO, causing immediate
death BaTetti attempted to rescue her,
and was also stabbed in the abdomen in
two places, and will probably die. Both
men were arrested.
SAN FRASCIsCo, November I'D. c. Gil
man was inaugurated president Of the Uni
versity Of California at Oakland to day.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer, ;
Washington November I, 1872, s:35 P. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
Over all the Northwest and thence TO the
Ohio valley, Kentucky and Tennessee ris-
ing barometer, northwest winds and clear
weather, with frosts on Friday morning.
On the lakes, and thence over the Eastern
and Middle States, clearing, clear and
very cool weather. with fresh and brisk
northwest winds In South Atlantic States
clear weather and northwest winds, yeer-
ing to northeTlv. On the Western Gulf brisk
northerly winds, veering to northeast, with
partly cloudy weather. Warning signals
are ordered tOP Detroit, Toledo. Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester and Osweg0, and are
continued tor Milwaukee. Grand Haven and
Chicago.
Rives Intelligence
SOUTHWEST Pass, November 7. 8 +. NJ
Barometer 1890. Wind north-northeasr,.
strong. Arnved-italian bark Marcia,
Cichero, master. sixty-three days from
Marseilles, with q general cargo 70 A. Lana
A
Purver, master. sixteen days from Boston,
with ice and general cargo 20 G. \. Eos
dick & 60; ship Mary Durkee, Atkinson,
rn 4ster, forty-seven days from london, in
ballast to master. Sailed-Ship Zephyr.
VICKsBURG, November 7.--DOwn-Mary
miller aS I A. NJ; Peninah, at P. NJ: Ro
bert Mitchell. at ) T. NJ. Weather cOot and
cloudy. River falling.
MEMPHIS, November 7.-Weather cloudy
Arrived-Pinh yarbles from st. Louis:
Mary Boyd and City Of Augusta, from
White river. eparted-Rndiana and Glen
ooe, for St. Louis; Katie, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI. November 7.--Weather clear
and mild. River ten feet six inches in the
channel and falling.
PITTsBURG. November 7.-Weather clear
and cool. River four feet five inches in
the channel and about stationary Depart
for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, November 1.-The river has
fallen two inches: now five feet eight inches
IN che canal, and three feet eight inches in
the chute. Weather clear and pleasant. !
from Cincinnati for New
Orleans
EVANSVILLE, November 7.-Weather clear !
and pleasant. The river has risen eight !
inches in the past twenty-four hours.
CAIRO, mber 7.-Arrived-H. 5 Tur. |
Der. from New Orleans. at IL A. NJ; Com
from st. Louis. at !! 2. NJ: I
Emile LaBarge. from st. Louis, at p. NJ;
Bee and barges. from st. Louis. az 2. NJ.
s. Turner. for St. Louis, at |
P. NJ: Huntsville. for Red river, at p NJ: !
Ruby. for New Orleans. at 5 ?. NJ; Com !
for New Orleans. at ?. NJ. |
The river has risen ten inches in the past
wenty-four hours. Weather clear and cool. |
The Mollie Ebert is aground at Grand |
Chain.
The H. c. Yeager is reported aground at |
Point Pleasant. While making a landing |
it Point Pleasant the John Kyle swung |
gainst the Yeager. knocking off portion |
+ the kylc's iaEboard guard. letting a
lumber OF horses in tho Eiyeg and killing !
everal.
Sr. LovYs. November 7.-Amived-Kel-
ogg and barges from New Orleans, and /,
% Kinney from Vicksburg. Departed |
Alcc tor New Orleans, and Fanny Lewis
or Vicksblrg. River rising slowly Weather
lear and warm.