New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-05
MrsCELLANEOUs.

Senator Wilson in Cincinnatf-He Speaks
Briefly, Ignoring POlitics-Fifth Day of
Cincinnati Races-G erman w oman Out
ragged and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
HOOsac Tunnel-Brickiayers in Chica-
GO-The GreenvilIe Railroad Accident
List of the Iniured-Texans After Mex
lean Cattle Thieves.
SHREVEPORT, October "A large meet
ing was held last evening under the aus
pices of the German club. Addresses were
made by Governor Warmoth and General
Sheridan.
A banquet was given tonight at the
Southern Hotel by the citizens Of Shreve-
port TO the Liberal and Democratic candi-
dates and those canvassing the State with
them. Between forty and fifty guests were
present, among whom were Hon. w. B.
Egan, j. G. Moncure, A. Leonard, j.
Sella Martin, Mosher, j. E. Land,
Alexander Boarman, j. g. Stone,
Colonel Edward Mutt and Martin
Tally. Albert Leonard presided and gave
toast, "Our guests" which was responded
to by Governor Warmoth. Toasts were
proposed and speeches made by Messrs.
Boarman, Egan, j. Sella Martin, and Col
onels Penn, II. ~ Ogden and General
Sheridan, and Messrs. Leonard, Moncure,
Asher and Ford.
In response to an invitation by mem
bers of the Board of Trade, Governor War
| moth addressed the merchants and busi-
ness men on the subject of railroads this
evening, at Brewers Hall. The meeting
was large one. The Governor was fol
lowed by Colonel r. II. Lindsay, president
of the Board of Trade, and Colonel Penn.
After the railroad meeting, q political
| meeting was organized, which was addressed
| by M. r. Ford, j. Sella Martin and others.
Boston, October 4.-The Bostons de-
| feated the Athletics of Philadelphia this
evening by 10 to 8.
Boston, October Ain the case of Rob
ert Shepard, on trial in the United States
| Court for scuttling the bark Francis at sea,
| the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Sen
tence was deferred.
| PHILADELPHIA, October A communi-
cation from several members of the Mer-
chant Tailors Exchange was received by
the tailor strikers to-day, requesting COM
| mittee of conference to effect compromise.
Aid has been received from New York by
the strikers, also from other towns. 1t is
likely that the tailors will obtain their de-
mand.
TORONTO, October Am epidemic pre-
walls here among the horses of a catarrhal
| character. Almost all the horses belonging
to the street car companies and livery
| stables are affected.
CINCINNATI, October 4.-Senator Wilson
was introduced on Change to-day by Presi-
| dent Covington, of the Chamber Of Com
/
siasm. The announcement of his presence
was followed by prolonged applause. He
spoke briefly, entirely ignoring politics, and
congratulating the merchants upon the
prosperity Of Cincinnati and of the State,
| through which he said he had recently
Travelled.
After the conclusion of his speech he YVES
| presented to- a large number of the mem
| bers of the Chamber Of Commerce, and was
finally, in company with me president Of
the Industrial Exposition and president of
the Chamber of Commerce, escorted to the
!! Exposition Hall.
To-day was the fifth day of the races.
First lace Commercial Hotel stake for
two year olds mile dash; $40 entrance; $40
| forfeit, the association added $500; second
to receive $50. There were twenty eight
entries; only five started; won by Joe John
son, beating Alice Mitchell and BADGE;
others not placed. Time-I:46
Second RaCe.-Association purse $500,
| two mile heats. Wanderer walked over.
| Third R0ce.-Assoeiation purse $3.50,
mile heats:
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