New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-20
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Che Alabama observation-disclosures OF the
Marengo Delegation ON Ronds-Grant't
gIa5orIty I'm NIaine-Female College
Eurned-POrk Packing Establishment
Rurned-Arrcst Of IA Natche2
DEMONSTRATING Passenger Train kuE
into by n Freight Train-8Trs. Fairs
lecture = Indignation Excited . ToG
HIauy BuffaI0cs.
SAN FRANCISCO, November I9-Much
public Indignation is expressed at the pro
position Of Mrs. Fair to lecture on Thurs
day night, but she declares she will do go
at al hazards. Apprehending disturb
ance she wants the aid Of the police, and
visited the mayor today with reference to
such protection.
LOUISVILLE, November l9-This morn
ing as Deputy Indiana, thirtyeight miles
from this city, the morning passenger train
from Cincinnati, on the Ohio and Mssis-
Bippi railroad, while the engine was taking
water, was run into by the freight train fol
lowing it, telescopiDg two passenger cars
and almost demOlishing them.
The conductor Of the passenger train saw
the freight train coming and warned the
passengers, most Of whom jumped out, but
the women seemed paralyZed with fear.
AIrs. s. X. Fo0te and child, of Louisville,
bruised and cut badly, but not dangerously;
SAles NyuhIGg VI NdsuNLIIcJ SAUL 1EdCluEGu
and badly bruised, not expected to recover;
Mrs. Edwards and child, of Louisville, bad
1y injured The wounded were brought
here in baggage car and received prompt
atten ion from physicians. The wrecked
cars caught fire from the stoves, but the
flames were extinguished by the train men.
LOWELL, Mass, November I9-En the
Superior Court to-day Samuel Reed and
Levi b. futile, of Aver, who were on trial
for burning that town in April, were &C
quilted. the jury being out but q few min
utes. Evidence wholly clrcustantial
INDIANAPOLIS, November IA fire at
Lebanon, Indiana, today destroyed four
or five Of the largest business houses in that
place; loss estimated at $4,000.
Topeka, Kansas, November l9.--William
p. Ross has been elected chief of the
Cherokee nation, in place of Lewis Down
ing. deceased.
Dispatches from the end of the Atchison'
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, on the west
orn line of this State, represent that buita- |
loes are so plentiful that the trains can not |
be run with safety. They roam along the |
track in immense numbers, making their |
way south.
ST.. LOUIS, November 19.-The loss by the |
burning of the pork packing house Of John |
J. Roe & Co, last night, ia between Sl25 600 |
and $780, 600. Insurance on stock $I45 900; |
on the building So 900.
MOBILE, November l9.--The conservative |
delegation from Mara2gO county, who were |
arrested by the United States marshal |
while On their way to Montgomery. upon
the plea Of violating the enforcement act,
arrived here this morning, and were taken /
taken before United States Commissioner
Gillette, who released them upon giving
bond in the sum of $4,000 each for their ap-
pearance at the next term Of the United |
States court.
FTbnTy lanNra F,,n9
MONTGOMERY, November I9.-Four more
Conservatives have arrived and enrolled
their names at the capitol, and one Repsb-
hcan, which is one less than o quorum
In the Senate nineteen Senators were
present, two less than quorum. Both
houses adjourned till tomorrow The
three conservatives of MarengO who were
arrested by the United States marshal and
taken to Mobile gave bond in that city and
will arrive here tomorrow morning and be |
n their seats at the opening of the session !
tomorrow noon. This will give the con-
eryatiVes quorum in each house
The Republicans met at the United States 1
COURT room and elected officers, having en-
oiled members from various counties xfth
nut certificates
There were no new Developments TODAY.
nut Tomorrow will probably forecast tie 6
esult.
ST.. LOUIS, November 49,. j. Roe e.
'o.'s pork-packing establishment burned. | I
,o5s roughly stated at 100000 upon pro +
uct a
MEMPHIS, November I9.-Henry Belmont, 2
ne OF the garr0ters who robbed James '
peed some weeks ago on Madison street. d
'aS brought here to-day by Chief of Police
uWards, OF NlcFsbnrg, under reauisiti0n II
ON Governor Brown, and committed for a.
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NATcEEZ, November l9.-The inaugural h