New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

state Grange-Ohi0 Agricultural and
Mechanical AssOciatiOn-The Diamond
Fields n Fraud-RefractOry Savages
KHled-The Georgia EIectiOn-55, 900
Democratic MaiOrfty-A Fusion Mass
Meeting at Observation-Disclosures in
Notwithstanding United Slate
Officers.
COLUMBIA, October 7.-Masters and past
masters OF the Patrons of Husbandry meet
in convention here on the ninth instant, to
organize State grange for South Carolina
They will organize with seventy-eight sub
ordinate oranges, making the largest State
grange now in existence except that of
Ohio.
Great preparations are being made by
the State Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION for it's annual fair, to open here on
the sixth of next month. The exhibition
viii be more extensive and the attend
ance will, no doubt, exceed any previous
year.
SAN Francisco, October 7.-Three COM
panies of soldiers, supported by friendly
Indians, killed forty and wounded and cap
tured many refractory bavages in Arizona
The diamond fields are pronounced a
fraud by returning miners.
Maunaloa is eruptiug.
SAVANNAH, October 7.-Reports from
counties continue to swell the Democratic
majority, which from present indications
will be over $4,000
CHICAGO, October 2, Noon Striking
bricklaye1s have sent men to other cities 10 |
prevent workmen from coming. 1t was re- |
solved not to work for any cJntrac or who |
refuses to sign an agreement 10 pay 81 TO
eight hours work.
KANKAKEE, Ill, October 7-The coult-
house burned. Loss $4,000. Records saved
MIEDEN, La, October 1.-THE mass meet
ing and barbecue at Belleview today was
well attended. Speeches were made by
Messrs. Penn and Ogden.
Governor Warmoth and General Sheri-
dan attended a mass meeting to-day at
Benton.
Colonel McEnerys health is entirely re-
stored. He will be at Minden tomorrow
The campaign to this point has been en- !
tirely satisfactory. Large and enthusiastic ,
meetings greeted the speakers at every
place, the cQlored people attending freely.
SAVANNAH, October 1.-THE Radicals have :
been hunting up witnesses to make aft
dav1ts that Republicans were prevented
from voting at the late election. So far two
negroes have been found to swear as desired.
and warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of one magistrate and one freeholder under t
the enforcement act. =
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., October To-day =
fifty citizens OF Pitt county were brought to
this place in charge of United States Deputy
Marshal Franks, and were taken before E
United States Commissioner Robinson on j
the charge Of 0bstructing United States 81
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Deputy Marshal Roach in the discharge of g
their official duties. After a long and o.
patient hearing the cases were dismissed q
by United States Commissioner Robinson Il
who characterized the charges as con L
temptible. "
LEwEs, Del October 7.-Arrived-Bark "
Eastern Province, from Dublin, for orders. al
Captain Freeman, of the schooner z. c. p;
Giles from Jacksonville for New York, b.
lied on Saturday and was buried yesterday OF
The steamer Zodiac, Tom MOrehead City Ell
or New York, sailed this morning, having th
epaired the damages from the collision
With the schooner William Wallace, Cf at
treat Egg HarbOr, on Saturday night. The si'
chooner stove amidships and sunk in six II
athoms of water. The crew were picked tn
Up by passing schooner. and brought in 81
ATLANTA, Ca October 1.-The Georgia in
tate Fair offers the largest and most varied mi
remlum list ever proposed n the State. tn
he exhibition opens October L. and con- sa
nues six days. 1t promises to be a signal hil
Iceess. The number Of entries is unpro-
edented to
One hundred and eleven counties heard cIs
om Seven of them only have given Of
adical majorities. The III counties give CHI
NTH Democrat 50,5l2 majority. Twenty pa
x more counties are to oe heard from CHI
hey will probably increase Smiths ma Jou
rity. the
! was driving to church yesterday with
s wife and three children, a tree fell
ross the wagon, killing his wife and one
hid; the other two children were expected J
die.
SHREVEPORT, La, October AT half an(
st twelve o'clock yesterday morning O. con
Chamberlain, machinist, was arrested ten
r disturbing the peace. r. j. Wright, Mr.
srk of the district court, accompanied by the
hers of Chamberlain's friends, went to cep
Q jail to bail Chamberlain, applying to rest
N. Wright, deputy sheriff keeper of to I
g jail and brother of r. j. Wright. Will the
N N. Wright desired his brother to apply met
higher authority; the latter asked who the
Vt was. W. N. Wright replied, Chief of Met
lice Sherrod. r. j. Wright exclaimed: tina
lere are you, Sherrod? The latter is MOI
orted to have said, with an oath: witt
re- l am, and fred a ball which coul
cred the stomach of r. j. Wright, who NOR
1 to his brother "Willie / am shot, here
N. Wright asked Sherrod why he fired ton
rrod, without replying, and a police Off ing
Shepherd, each fired at w. N. Wright, NEE
ball entering the breast the other his secO
!. Shepherd was fired at and slightly clare
1nded. Both Wrights were killed
ends OF the Wrights armed themselves
u shot guns and commenced a search
Sherrod and Shepherd. The latter was
nd and killed. Sherrod escaped, but Ne
lights friends are hunting him in evarz-
sction and threaten to take his life when
nd. AS
olitics had nothing, to dc, with the diff speci
y, as all concerned in the unfortunate A m
If belong to the same political party. q =
October "A game Of aole
. ball between the Athletics and Bos Bene
resulted in favor of the former by Louis
g of five to one. nsi5
Weather Report.
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